DAILY
TO WAND A REVIEW.
VOLUME 111, NO. 23.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.
Miss JANE TowNEßjhas removed to Waver- -
Jv, New York.
G. L. Ross and family started with the ex
cursion for New York this morning.
Miss ANN WEBSTER of Waterloo, N Y. is
visiting at O. A. BALDWIN'S York Av.
Mr. and Mrs. 15. F. BOWMAN and Mrs. WM.
BOWMAN, are among the excursionists to
New York citv.
31aj. E. W. IIAI.E and wife and Mrs. J. ,J.
GRIFFITHS started this morning for Connec
ticut, to visit Mrs. ll.'s parents.
Mr. SAMUEL WOODFORD gathered half a
bushel of beautiful early Crawford Peaches
from a tree in his garden ycsteiday, and left
a couple of tine large ones on our table."
Dr. EVER of Waupaca, Wis., who accom
panied Mrs. I)r. MONTANYE from that place,
where she was stricken with an acute attack
of pneumonia, left yesterday morning for his
home, where his presence is required by his
patients, whom he left without a moment's
warning. The Doctor has been unremitting
in his attention, and has done everything that
medical skill could devise for the relief of
Mrs. 31., but we regret very much to state
that she is still in a critical condition.
This morning at 8 o'clock Miss MAME
LEWIS, daughter of Commissioners' Clerk
WILLIAM •LEWIS, will be married to 3lr.
CHARLES OLMSTEAD, of Union, X. Y. The
ceremony is to take place at the home o
the bride's parents in Wysox, and
ltcv. W. 8. STKEN is to tie the knot. The
bride is an estimable vonng lady and we are
p'eased to learn that the young gentleman
who has been so fortunate as to win her
heart and hand, is every way worthy of such
a wife. He is a rising young architect, and
lias already acquired some fame in his pro
session. The happy pair start on their bridal
tour to Niagara on No. .*SO this morning.
Court convened yesterday. We will pub
lish proceedings to-morrow.
The delegates from Wells township, omit
ted in our list on the fourth page, arc—BURT
KNAIT' and CIIAS. BOWMAN.
' Religious services will be hold at McKee's
Hall, West Warren, on Saturday evening
September 10th, at 7:50, Rev. M, KINGSBURY
of Vermont, officiating. Subject, " Salvation
for all."
Candidates are numerous, notwithstanding
th<* fact that quite a number were slaughter
ed in the house of their friends Saturday.—
The few who succeed in *' holdingtheir men"
to day will go home happy. *
We are glad to announce that, in conformi
ty with the recommendation of his Exeellen.
ey. Gov. IIOY I , the Rector of Christ Church,
invites his parishioners and all others who
may desire to do so. to meet in Christ Church
at 11 o'clock, and spend a season in prayer
and supplication for the recovery ofthe Pres
ident. Strangers in town will be welcome to
the service.
The two men. WHEELER and WARNER,
charged with beating and robbing the young
man near Hemlock Run, were yesterday com
mitted by-Justice HAI.L to await the action
of tne Grand Jury. The offense, highway
robbery, with which they arc charged, stands
next to murder and the justice had no author
ity to admit them to bail. As the trial can
not take place until December term, they will
have to remain in jail until that time.
We direct especial attention to the new ad
vertisement of our popular tailor, Mr. F. P.
GKAOY in to-day's paper. His large experience
and excellent taste have won for him a large
patronage. His new stock of cloths comprise
the best quality and most stylish grades in
the market. Fit INK does his own cutting and
superintends all work done in his shop, so
that good tits are guaranteed.
TOWANDA, PA., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1881.
Wanted, a young man acquainted with the
ciothing business. Enquire of M. L. Schnee
berg, Elwell House, or store in Means block.
Forxn, in the road between Myersburgand
my house, Saturday, September 3, a pocket
book containing quite a sum of money. The
ownercan have it by calling on mc and paying
for this notice.
STE I'II EN STIIICKL AND
Wysox, Sept. .>, 1881.
MONROE MENTIONIKGS.—The fall term of
the Graded school starts off with 40 scholars
in one room, and 50 in the other—only two
teachers; Prof. THOMPSON and LAURA MA
GILLE. They can neither satisfy themselves
nor the patrons of the school with such a
huddle on hand.
J Little RALPH SWEET, son of the late 11.
I SWEET, and aged live years, to-day the fourth
fell and a fork tine entered his face on a level
! with his mouth, piercing his right check and
temple, and then coining out near the top of
of his head. Dr. Hull hopes that no nerve
lias been injured.
. X. 1). P.
METEOROLOGICAL.—The thermometer at
Dr. 11. C. POUTER SON'S Drug Store, at the
corner of Main and Pine streets, indicated as
follows:
SKI'TEMIJKII 5.
6a. m.—72 deg. above zero. 9a. in.—7B; 12 in.—
84; 1] p. in.—Bß; p. m.—B>; 9 p. m.—B3.
Average temperature during thejday—*3.
SEPTUM RE It 6.
6 a. m.—73 dogs, above zero.
WEATHER INDICATIONS roit TODAY. —Fair;
Warmer; southerly winds; stationary or lower
temperature.
The President's Condition.
The President is on his way to Long
Branch. God grant him a safe journey.
At midnight he was sleeping quietly.
OFFICIAL BII.LETIXS.
8 :30, A. M.
The Presidenj was somewhat restless
during the early part of the night, but
slept well after midnight. He takes and
retains the nutriment prescribed. This
morning the pulse is less frequent than
yesterday, ami the temperature a degree
above normal. Poise 102, temperature
j 99.5-10, respiration 18.
12:00, L'. M.
| The President's condition lias not
; changed materially since last bulletin i.-
j sued, except that there is some increase
|in the frequency of the pulse. He has ta
-1 ken with some relish the nourishment ad
ministered by the mouth, and had no re
turn of gastric irritability. Pulse lit,
temperature 1)9.5, respiration 18.
(5:00 R. M.
No material change has taken place in
I the condition of the President since
morning. The .parotid abscess continues
j to improve and the wound remains about
| tho same. The pulse is somewhat less
frequent than at noon. At present it is
108, temperature 1)9.8, respiration 18.—
Should no untoward symptoms prevent,
it is hoped to remove the President to
, Long Branch to-morrow.
Now that the President's convalescence
| secerns assured, the subject of executive
■ businesss is again being discussed, and
in connection with it, the probability and
feasibility of Arthur's being called upon
! to act as President until Garfield recov
! ers.
The public debt was deeresed almost
| *15,009,000 in August.
During the President's ride to Long
j Branch bulletins will be thrown off at
! different stations.
MARRIED.
RE ID—DoNN—Bv Charless M. Hall, J. P.
at his office in the boro of Towanda, on
the 31st of Aug. A. I)., 1881, Mr. Andiw
Reid of Barclay, to Miss Catherine Bonn,
late of Scotland.
REID—FORM AN —By Charles M, Hall, J. P.
at his office in the boro of Towanda, Mr.
Robert Reid, of Barclay, to Miss Ellen For-
man, late of Scotland.
In connection with the above notices, we
undeastand that the happy brides after coin
ing all the way from Scotland, were met by
their future husbands at this place and con
cluded what 110 doubt had been a long and
faithful courtship. Amidst the happiness of
the joint affair came the melancholy accident,
resulting in the death of one of the bridal
party—Mr. HUNTER —who dme down to be
present at the marriage. We have hereto
fore give the particulars of his frightful fall
from the third story of the Henry House, re
sulting in death.
yy YOU WANT A
STYLISH FALL SUIT
CALL AT
GRADY'S
Corner M;iin and Pine Street*,
ANI) LEAVE YOUR MEASURE.
GRADY has just received an
endless variety of CLOTIIS and SUIT
INGS for
FALL & WINTER WEARE,
and can giro you "FITS" at Bottom
Prices.
Sept. C. FRANK P. GRADY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Would call attention to a large assortment'of
Elegant Spanish Laces
in variety of widths and prices, in White and Black.
Spanish Lace, Scarfs and Fichus,
WHITE and BLACK in all of the Widths and sizes.
Together with a large assortment of
NEW HAMBURGS,
SWISS EMBROIDERY,
NEW TRIMMING LACES IN GREAT VARIETY.
fidj* All of which have just been received, and are
ready for inspection.
PRICE ONE CENT.
IIALL TOWANDA.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
GREATER THAN EVER.
ABERCROMBIE'S
Boston Ideal Company.
Giving the finest rendition of Mrs. Bee?br
Stowe ? s great immortal work ever
witnessed on any
Stage,
Uncle Tom's Cabin
With all its magnificent Tableaux and Seem*
Etteccts. The incomparable
BLANCHE SLADER
In her great impersonation of
T O JP S V
With songs dances and Banjo Solos.
LITTLE PANSY as EVA.
The smallest, youngest and best Child Actress
in the world.
Of) Supported by the Boston Ideal
& t/ Company. A/ t/
Nashville University Students, Mark?/
Donkey, and a Pack of Siberian Blooct
hounds.
ADMISSION - 25 Cents
Reserved Seats - - - 35 &50 "
Seats now on sale at Kirby's Drug Store.