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Dr. A. K. AXTELis drug store, at Troy, Saws gummed on an omory wheel at reasonable rates, at Sheldon Cn's mill. We note that Mr.

A. D. ifcCraney ias taken the contract of Mr. P. Herdic to dig wae broken into on Monday night of last The Canton Sentinel, THURSDAY, JULY 26tli, 1877.

the ditch for the water pipes. Operations week, and a quantity of cigars and per A Trip over Armenia To Thoy. On Saturday, 21st a lively party started from this place for a day's pleasure over Mount Armenia, to give a number of strangers in town a chance to view the beautiful scenery of the surrounding WHAT IS fumery, and a small amount of liquor was Those of our readers wishing pictures photo-enameled, thereby giving them a flue and excellent Snish.fcan be gratified by leaving their orders with Miss Flora Iiecd, Troy street. We had the pleasure of examining, lately, several pictures finely executed by her, and which no doubt places this young lady in the front rank of the art. Terms reasonable.

taken. were commenced last Tuesday at Minnequa. It is expected that the ditch will nearly follow the road via Centre street to near Mill Brook, and then up that stream. Central Hotel. CdNTOJY, PA.

JAS. F- FOX, Proprietor This House has been recently re furnished, papered, painted, and pnt In ex eellent condition for PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARDERS. The proprietor will endeavor to make the Central worthy the patronage of the travel ins public, which custom they respectfully solicit. countrj'. CESS or to the Lake, as may bo determined in Those participating were the Misses Linda and Daisey Van Syckcl of Philadel lhe future.

phia, Misses Rosa and Frankie Wrigttof the Ureat Strike and its effect this place, Mossrs. C. Wesley Ruffell upon uanton ijast Saturday evening and Wm. S. Yardley also of Philadelphia, Fine Shirts made for $1 per pair common bed quilts quilted for $2 a piece, and sewing ot all kinds done very cheap.

For further information inquire at this office. orders were received for fomnanv I Mr Asa Stull and Mr. Chas. Butt, Jr. and (Bradford Rifles) 12th Regiment, N.

CHURCH DIRECTORY. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev ii. W. Gibson, Pastor. Services every Sun.

day at o'clock a. m. 14 o'clock r. Sunday School at 1 o'clock Prayer meetings on Tuesday and Thursday evening, at-T o'clock p. x.

BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. G. P. Watrous Pastor. Services every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, and every other Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.

Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening, and Voting People's Meeting ev 'ry Friday eve ing. Sunday School amends 15 minutes after Sundav morniiig service. PRESBYTERIAN Cj-icRCH, Bev. Stephen Gates, Pastor Services t-unday Morning and Evening, alternately, at 10 o'clock A x. and 7Ko'cloclc.

p. Sundav School Singing at 12 o'clot Sunday School at 12V4-m. Prayor meeting every Wednesday evening at o'clock. CHURCH Of CflRIST-Cor. ot Troy and Union streets Elder B.

H. Hayden Pastor. Services every Sunday morning and wife. Canton Water Wobks. Pursuant to notice, the citizens of Canton met at Citizens' Hall, last Thursday evening, July 19, 1877, and organized by calling D.

P. Elliott, to the Chair, and appointing S. H. Shaw, Secretary. The chairman stated the object of the meeting, and informed the audience that about five thousand dollars of stock had been subscribed for the purpose of furnishing water Ibr Canton borough, and that the maximum amount of stock as now limited could only be twenty thousand dollars.

On motion of II. N. Williams, it was resolved that said maximum be increased to thirty-five thousand dollars, On starting at 9 o'clock a. Mr. Asa Wanted, first-class boarders at the to procede to the seat of war, and to start on the night train but as only a small number of the Company cou'd be Stull waselected Captain of the "caravan," consisting of a fino large carriage and pair American Hotel.

Transient and permanent furnished rooms. Parlor and hall. assembled, they did not leave town un til Sunday afternoon, at about 1 o'clock, of spirited bays. In a half hour Alba was reached, and the party prepared to ascend First-class table. Five minutes ride by railroad to Springs.

Hack when they proceeded to Williamsport, Armenia. A halt was made in a short where they arrived at three o'clock. time, and no little meriiment created morning and afternoon. H. Tuttle, Proprietor, Canton, June 21, '76.

The train was stopped at bridge No. 1, when all aliahted to "foot it" up the about two miles from the city, and the evening at a. m. ana p. m.

sujiuny School at 9 a. m. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. men marched to the junction, where Where can 1 get goods of thekind I want, and for the least money. AT Yellow-Pine Flooring can be had in mountain.

Miss Frankie Wright was allowed privilege of driving the team. Raspberries in abundance were found large or small quantities on application to VATHOLIC CHURCH-ST MICHAEL'S Rr. M. H. Dunn, Pastor.

Mass. the tourti; train on the Philadelphia and Erie road was In waiting for thorn. They were taken aboard immediately and the train Wm. Tabor, Canton, Pa. on the wav.

while although very de licious, stained the white gloves of the proceeded to Lock Haven at once, arriv Paris Greon at thirty cents perjpound at ing there at 3: 45 p. m. An engine was ladies in a wretched manner. No dyer was needed to transform the color into a M' fc Whitman's. and said proposed water works be extended to Minnequa.

On motion it was resolved, by a vote of forty-nine to one, (the balance of the audience not voting,) that the Borough Council be recommended to pass an Ordinance appropriating a certain amount annually from the borough funds to the Minnequa Springs Improvement Company, for the purchase of water for the public purposes of said borough. On motion it was unanimously resolved, in wailing there to take the train over the Bald Eagle Valley railroad, which fashionable cardinal. It may be of interest to our farmers to On arriving at the top of the mountain CD i-5 started immediately for Tyrone. Sunday of every month. Sunday bchooJ very Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

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CANTON ENCA MP ME NT, Ko 14, meet in Odd Fellows' Hall, on the Seeon and Fourth Thursdays in encu month. Geo. Mktlkr, Scribe. 1. O.

O. If. CANTON LODGE No. S21 meets in their Hall, in Newman's Block, very Saturday evening. Visitiag and transient brethren are cordially Invited to attend.

Edwin Nkwmak, Secretary T. M. CANTON LODGE Xo.m, A. T. 21 As the summons were some what un milk was obtained from a wayside house, which being very refreshing and invigorat.

know that Jlfr. G. H. Webb, of Alba, is prepared and anxious to buy Wool in any quantity for which he will pay the very expected, there was considerable excite ing, gave zest to the enjoyrcentof the fresh best market price. start for the descending road, which was CD mont during Saturday night and Sunday morning, and our borough presented a very war like aspect.

The excitement reached in a short time. Capt. Asa Stull that the Borough Council be recommended to pass an Ordinance appropria Ask Yourself these Questions. about town on this and tho question of displayed considerable gallantry to 'the ladies, who appreciated his earnest desire ting from the borough funds an amount not exceeding four hundred dollars per -are sick Head-ache, Habitual Costivencss, Palpitation of the Heart? Have you Dizziness of the Head Is your Nervous System depressed the water supply could not bo laid aside on account of its being Sunday, but was continued almost unabated. Some of "our to make them comfortable.

The gentlemen ot the party did not hesitate to ex annum, to be paid to tho Minnequa Springs Improvement Company, or any other press their gratitude to the Captain for his Does your Blood circulate Have you a Cough? Low Spirits? Coming up of the boys" were looking rather serious when they went away, and the signal shows that IT IS A LUIQU1D LINIMENT EOB HOUSE AND STABLE USE. A valuable combination, discovered a celebrated English Chemist and Horse Farrier. Was introduced into the United Statesin the year 1858, and since that time by its GREAT SUCCESS in the cure of Diseases, it lias won for itself that world-wide reputation which itso richly deserves, and now stands at the head of all Liniments unrivalled. As a Family Hedicins It lias already gained the confidence and ad miration or thousands of households for its many euros of diseases where external applications are of so ranch importance. It is especially admired as a family remedy for its peculiar chemical combination, possessing no harsh ingredients, (like tincture of Cayenne or Reel Pepper, of which cheap valueless Liniments are largely composed,) which increase instead of decrease the iniiuinnm-tion, making it by nature a sure and spued cure for Rheumatism, Headache, Sore Throat Colic, Coughs, Cholera, Toothache Chilblains, Bruises, Sprains, Lumbago, Stiff Joints, Cramps, Colds Chills, Frost Bites, Tic Dolo-reux, Burns, Cuts, Bites of Poisonous Insects.

Testimonials and full directions accompany each bottle, BUY ONE only 25 50 ets. or $1.00. sk for arjd take no other, and if it docs not givo good satisfaction, return the bottle half full, and your money will be refunded. J3T" Ask your Druggist for CAREY'S Orange Co. Vegetable Horse and Cattle prescription.

Sept. 19, '76-ly. Old Thirjgs Become New, THE undersigned, having purohased The Old Pratt Grist Mill Property, la prepared to do all kinds of RR1ST GRINDING on the shortest notice. Particular attention paid to Customer Work. BEING ALONG YOUR GRAIN and I will send you home with full bags and a light heart.

J. A. HOOPER. sept. 16, 1875.

9 -a OB a food after eating All of these'and their fears were not groundless. much more ariyfthc direct results of Dyspep CD GO CD sia, Liver complaint and Indigestion. meets tne nret ana inira xaesuay ui me fall and winter months, and third Tuesday of tho spring and summer months. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend. L.

Manlbt, W. M. S. M. Shith, See'y.

MINNEQUA LODGE No. 874, K. P. Meets every Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. P.

U. JiARDisa, U.S. ANTON FARMERS' CLUB, meets at their Hall over Burk, Thomas Co's store every Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Farmers and all those interested in Agriculture are invited to attend. LOCAL AFFAIRS, A raid was made on the unlicensed saloons iu Towanda last week.

CiTiiZEvs of Canton The Governor Green's August Flower is now acknowledg ed by all Druggists to.be a positive cure. has issued the following Proclamation PiTTSanna, July 21, 1877. To the People of the State of Pennsylvania 400. 000 bottles were given away in the V. S.

kind attention in explaining the different parts of interest along the route. At noon a halt was made for lunch, and from the point stopped at some of the finest views from the mountain were obtained, it being at the immediate head of Armenia glen, in a chasm by the narrow roadside. Here the general lunch furnished by the ladies was eagerly devoured an ice cold spring of water from a rock added considerably to the enjoyment of the meal. After satisfying the appetite by devouring a surprising amount of good things, atten through Druggists to the people as a trial WBBBiis, There exists a condition of Two doses will satisfy rpersonj of its wonderful quality in curing all forms of ln- uuimience ana disorder within the state, extending to many interests and threatening such company, for tho purchase of Water for the public purposes of the borough. The consideration of these resolutions provoked earnest, eloquent and learned discussion from the audience without regard to race, color or previous condition, and the subscriptions to the said stock having reached six thousand three hundred dollars, the meeting adjourned singing (I presume) theoldsong: "Water, water every where, but not a drop to drink." We predict, however, that either Mr.

Herdic or a Company ot our citizens will at once put the work of furnishing water into operation. secretary. A Visit to Canton Glen. Last Friday a party consisting of Dr. Millard, Messrs.

F. S. Elliott, B. L. Wright, digention.

Sample bottles 10 ets. Regular size 75 ets. Sold by Mix Vf hit mas, Canton, Pa. there has grown una spirit of lawlessness requiring that all law observing citizens shall organize themselves into armed bodies, for Tito large new residence being built by C. A.

Ktise, on Union street, is nearly me purpose ot sell-protcctiou aud preserving the peace Therefore, 1, John F. Hartranft, Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, do hereby recommend that all citizens shall organize themselves into Associations, with such tion was turned to the scenery. The Vr.ShUoh's System Virtalizer. We are authorized to guarantee this remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia Inactive Liver, Sour Stomach, Constipation, Loss arms as they can procure, for the purpose of iiiiuiiiuiiiiug uruer ana suppressing violence, and all good citizens are warned against appearing in comoanv with anv mob or rioinna of Appetite, Coming up of Food, Yellow Skin, and Ge neral Languor and'Debility. You must would be You will save money by taking your watch or clock to C.

W. Beardsley to be repaired. Eight tbMsand seven hundred pounds of butter was shipped from Troy on Monday recently. assembly, and thus giving encouragement to Charles Bullock, Charles Butt, of ruinous unless we had positive evidence viujitiiuiL oi law. (Signed J.

F. Haktkasjt, Governor. A meeting of all loyal citizens is hereby called at Citizens' Hall, this (Thursday) that it will cure. You who.afe suffering from those complaints, these words are addressed aud will vou continue to suf evening, July 26th, 1877, to organize in Mr. C.

E. Stone has recently erected a neottitlle addition to hiB dwelling on Towanda street. obedience to the above Proclamation. fer when you can be cured on such terms 1 It Is for you to determine. Sample bottle, 10 cents; regular size 75 cents.

Soldlby Philadelphians expressed themselves enraptured with tho view, and displayed no little astonishment on being informed that thirty miles intervened between the place at which they were standing, and the mountains near Elmira, N. plainly discernable with the naked eye. On all sides the view expanded was en" chanting, and of the i nd that can only be found in tho mountain region of Northern Pennsylvania. A nexttf yellow jackets rendered a hurried leave of the placo imperative, no attack from them being desirable they were left without remonstrance masters of the field. Troy was reached at 3 o'clock, and the party was then taken in charge of by the amiable and accomplished young ladies, Misses Ella and Jennie Mack, of that place.

A couple of hours were spent in merry games and good humored conversa Let us show that old Canton isstill loyal, and willing to suffer if need be for the protection of our Country from her foes, The Bradford Rifles, of this place, now at Tyrone, have sroi beE called into actual ser vice, as yet. B. W. Clark, Canton, Pa. 50,000 die annually by neglecting a and all who are now engaged in seeking to subvert the laws.

J. D. Tyler, Where you will find a complete siock of GROCERIES AND CROVISIONS. ALL KINDS OF FISH. MEAT MARKET, Where you will find all kinds of Fresh Meat in season.

Tea a Specialty." Wcdefy all Competition. WANTED, Butter, Eggs, Corn, and 1000 bushels of Potatoes wanted fo which the highest market prica will be paid. All goods delivered free of charge within one mile of the borough limits. Cough, Cold or Croup, often leading of Consumption and the grave. Why will B.

S. Dartt, J. H. Shaw, and others. Mkton Fawcett was drowned while ljathing in iiiift Creek, Sullivan county, one day last week.

The best place from which to view Canton, is Rockwell's hill a short distance wast of Troy street. you neglect so important a matter when you can get at our store Suiloh's Consumption Cure, with tho assurance of a speedy recovery. For soreness across the Chest and Lungs or Lame Back or Side, Shiloh's Porous Plaster gives prompt relief. Sold by B. W.

Clark, and Jlix Doings in Tioga County. Prof. Ward has been re-engaged to loach the Elklaud Graded School. T. Coates had a horse gored to death by a neighbor's cow a few days ago.

The borers for oil at Elkland have got their drill down over three hundred tion. Great sympathy was expressed for 11, Miss Ella, who was suffering from an at Quarterly meeting next Sunday evening at the Methodist ckurch. Elder Hermans is to be 'present. tack of fever and ague. Wiiman, Canton, Pa.

'HACK MET A-OIC." a new' all At 5 o' clock p. tho homeward drive delightful Perfume. by B. W. Clark-Alix Whitman, and elsewhere by all drug stsi-.

april 18, '77-6m. was commenced, and much sorrow was expressed that the visit could not be pro The flagstone quarry, situated a short distance north of East Catiton, is being workedagain this summer. longed. Mrs. Butt held tho ribbons, and WOOL WANTED, The undersigned will pay the highest CASH price for the same.

C. A. KRISE. under her guidance the horsss responded Think For Yourself, Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering by cantering gaylv to carols of song and merry Jokes. On arriving at Minnequa the part' deserted the carriage for the from dyspepsia, a disordered stomach and liver, producing biliousness, heartburn, cos-tiveness, wcaKiiess, irregular appetite, low spirits, raising food after eating, and often ending in fatal attacks of fever.

They know Canton, and Messrs. Wm. S. Yardley, C. Wesley Ruffell, Stowell and Fuller, of Philadelphia, started for a tour through Canton Glen.

They arrived at the top of the Glen at about half-past 11 o'clock, and vigorously commeuced the descent. From the beginning walking was out of the question, sliding, crawling, jumping and falling was the order of the hour. "Doc" seemed to enjoy himself hugely, in the performance of athletic feats. Messrs. Yardley, Wright and Ruffell at one time, at the second falls, were noticed hanging by the teeth over a very.

dangerous chasm, but owing to the strenuous exertion of Messrs. Butt and Bullock, (who were equal to "Doc" at athletic feats,) were safely brought from their disagreeable position. Mr. SUiott at times displayed great agility, for a man of his years, in leaping from rock to rock, but after indulging in that interesting sport for a time, missed his footing and was presented gratuitously with a fine cold bath In the middle of the creek. That gentleman gave no evidence of the least aanoyance at his mishap.

Nothing very serious occurred to mar the pleasures of the occasion until about 4 o'clock, when a sinking sensation was felt about the "lower region," which gave1 evidence that a good square meal would be very acceptable. The scenery in the Glen is very imposing. No less than seven waterfalls rush in torrents, in some Instances with a fall of thirty or forty feet. Some ot the views in the Glen are really as fine as any to be found at Onoko or Watkins, but limited space will not allow a lengthy description. Owing to the short time that has elapsed since general notice has been directed to the same, it is not very often traveled, nor will it be until some enterprising capitalist takes hold of it and makes improvements that would make au inspection of it a pleasure, tit its present condition it is not the finest place lor travel on the continent.

Persons visiting the Glen, would act wisely in wearing rubber boots and waterproof clothing, A pack mule would also be very serviceable, and In this case would have attracted more attention and admiration than rocks, trees, and waterfalls. c. w. b. springs and a stroll through the tine woods.

The ffifitte town of Celestia, SnlUvan county, is again inhabited, a family having moved there las4 week. The excursion to Niagara Falls and Wat-kins Glen, to have taken place July 3lst, 1877, has bett postponed until further no. lice. A half hour was spent before the carriage was called into service for the drivo of the they are sick, yet get little sympathy. The remaining mile to this place, which was unfailing remedy, which is yearly restoring thousands, is DaCosta's Radical Cure.

Sold reached at 7 o'clock p. m. CANTO Steam Mills at the Drug Store of Mix Whitman, Caiiton, The whole party expressed themselves highly pleased and invigorated with the Pa. Garity and Morrcll, Wholesale Agents, El flying trip, and gavoa unanimous vote of mira, N. Y.

thanks to Captain Stull for his kindness New Goods. NEW GOODS. The umlevsighed having just received a very large stock of Buffalo, Wolf A 0 ES A '25c bottle will convince you Ofits merits and generosity. Don't delay another hour after reading this It has been decidod to repeat the trip but go and get a bottle, and your relief is a certain as you live. Will you do it or wil CANTON pi.

next Saturday, when a number of photographic views will be taken to remind the you continue to suffer? Think for yourself A large Murphy meeting Was held at Forksville, in the church, a few evenings ago. About seventy-five signed the pledge. At about 9 o'clock this morning tho Presbyterian Sunday School left their church for an excursion to Minnequa Glen, situated on South Mountain opposite Le-Koy. The Ladies Aid Society will hold a Sociable in the session room of the M. E.

Church, on Wednesday evening next, Aug. 1st. Readings and music will form a part of the programme. Prof. Parker's rieasant Worm Syrup, is vistors in future years of their pleasant orfectly safe and extremely palatable.

No and enjoyable visit to Troy over Mount feet. Seventy tons of butter were shipped from the Elklaud static during the month of June. L. Clark has been appointed postmaster at Mansfield in th3 place of V. R.

Pratt, resigned. David Latimer, of Wostfield, lost a valuable colt by lightning during a recent thunder storm. The corner stone of a new Methodist church at Cherry Flats Was Isid on Wednesday morning last, at 11 o'clock. The edifice cost The Good Templars of Millerton ask for aid in suppressing the illegal sale or intoxicating liquors in that vicinity. The lodge of Good Templars at Mansfield has been disbanded, tho members uniting to form a Temperance Union.

There was quite a row on Shattuck's train on tho Tioga road Saturday night. Two ruffians got ou at Elmira, having no tickets, and after some grumbling, paid theirfare. They then commenced cursing and bad language, when Conductor Shat-tuck ordered them to go into another car than the one they were in, as the passen -gers were annoyed but they showed fight and the conductor pitched into them, and after a severe tussle succeeded in ejecting them from the car, giving them in doing it, a good threshing. The Advertiser states that the Car windows were smashed and a brakeman got his head cut by the glass. Mr.

Shattuck's clothes were torn, somewhat, but otherwise he was not in jured. Gossip from the County Seat. The Irish boys of Towanda have organized a "Skirmishers" Club. The M. E.

Sunday School held a picnic in Stevens Long's grove Wednesday afternoon. ysic required. Costs 25 cents. Try it. Haying completed the repairs and Armenia, Nuffced, w.

s. y. A Mysterious Affair. A very mys terious series of transactions has occurred in Leona of late, which creates considera of every Size and Variety. Horse Blankets improvements in the Mill, I am now prepared to offer to the citizens of Cantoif and vicinity an ble excitement in that otherwise quiet town.

Some weeks ago, Mrs. Tuttle, wife of Judd Tuttle, a young man who has not The busy click of the mower and reaper iiave been often heard during the past few days, and oar fanners are taking advantage of the beautiful weather to gather in their bountiful harvests. been long a resident of the place, began to receive mysterious letters. These were left in all sorts of unexpected places; 4 No. Grade of sometimes put under the door, sometimes filliped through an open window, sometimes laid on the walk near the house.

Mr. E. H. Thomas is erecting a barn on his premises, fronting Union street, near the R. R.

The sheds which formerly stood there having been removed to make room for the present structure. These epistles, which were written in a disguised hand, were all correctly spelled, but were deficient in capital letters. They all contained threats, some of the most dreadful character such for instance, as of every Style and Quality, which I offer at the lowest cash prices. Also, kepfconstaiilly on hand an assort ment of Team, Buggy and Carriage Harness, made of the best oak-tanlied leather Your attention is particularly called to our New Style of Hair and Scotch Collars, t3P You will find here every article belonging to a First Class Harnes, Store. 1 also keep Soke Leathers Calfskin and Upper Leatheu constantly on hand for sale.

Call and examine and be convinced Chas. A. Krise. Towanda CANTON. shooting herself or husband, threats of Our Division street neighbors recently had the extension of their thoroughfare graded to its junction with the Minnequa road, near the flue residence of Mr.

F. S. Elliott. The road Is to be fenced and in use at an early date. abduction, announcements of evil about to happen, and information which could be known to but a very few persons.

Watch was set to detect the anonymous corre The post-office at Bast Smithfield was entered by builars last week Saturday spondent whose terrifying epistles were night. They obtained nothing of value. The warrants issued for parties selling making life miserable to Mr. and his wife, but so far no clue has been found to their authorship. For one or two days No freight trains getting through, as yet, on the Northern Cential Railway.

A freight train, northward bound, Tuesday morning, was abandoned at Carpenter's, and the engineer ran his engine back to Williamsport. Messrs. Ibvin Gleason, the "tanners," show a commendable snirit in these letters would stop whenever there West LeRoy Items Mr. Editor Since our "Owl" has ceased to "hoot," I see this place has not been represented in your paper I therefore take the liberty to send you a few items, which if you think worthy a place in the columns of your interesting paper, I may take the liberty to "come again." West LeRoy is on the forward march in respect to farming, temperance, etc. Crops are looking finely.

Winter wheat has been mostly harvested, and report says that the crop is a fine one. Spring wheat is also a fair crop, probably a little better than the average yield. Oats are now changing their color, and will soon have to be harvested. Corn and potatoes are looking finely. Beans, peas, cabbage and all garden vegetables also looking finely.

There was a temperance meeting at LeRoy, onFriday, 13th which was largely attended. J. H. Shaw, of Canton, addressed the audience with a practical lecture; be, speaking from experience, did credit to himself and held his listeners spell bound with interest for some length of time, after which there was given a chance to sign the "Murphy Pledge," and about one hundred and twenty-five improved the opportunity and was espionage, but at the most unexpected moments they would be resumed, and always in a spirit of rejoicing that they White Winter Wjjeat FLOUR, WHICH I WILL GUARANTEE. I will constantly have on hand Amber Family Flour, While Winter a.

Family Flour. Corn Meal. Buckwheat Flour. Graham Flour. 9 Cracked Wheat, Feed and Bran.

WHOLESALE ANt RETAIL Canton Market Price Particular attention paid to Gristing. using these dull times to build an addition (Fohmebly Wood ft Mams. I STITIOMUn" PORTABLE Steam Engines. The Best Most Complete Assortment in the Market Theso Engines have always maintained the vet? highest standard of excellence. We make the manufacture of Engines, Boilers and Saw Mills a specialty.

"We have tbe largest and most complete works of the kind in the country, with machinery specially adapted to the work. We keep constantly in process largo nnmbetis of Engines, which we furnish attheyery lowest prices and on the shortest notice. We build Engines specially adapted to Mines, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Tanneries, Cotton Gins Threshers and all classes of manufacturing We are now building the celebrated Lane Circular Saw Mill, the best and most complete saw mill ever invented. 4 We make tho manufacture of Saw Mill outfits a special feature of ouf business, and can furnish complete on the shortest notice. Our aim in all cases is to.

furnish the best machinery in the market, atid Work absolutely un equaled for beauty of design, economy and strength Send for Circular and Price List. UTICA STEAM ENCINE CO. VTicAt nr. y. had evaded detection.

The principal threat is to carry Mrs. Tuttle away and to liquor without license, have been, with two exceptions, withdrawn, with the promise of their closing the business. Mrs. George Bush, of Barclay, while en gaged lighting a fire with kerosene oil on Sunday last, caught her clothes on fire and before it was extinguished was fatally burned. She died Sunday evening.

A husband and several children are left to mourn her sudden loss. The large and spacious barn of Mr. B. Golden, at Milan, was totally destroyed by fire together with six horses and a pair shoot either her or her husband. Hardly a day has passed that one of these epistles has not been received, and the mystery of their origiu seems to grew rather than dissolve.

T. Gazette. of oxen on Wednesday morning of last How a Boy Saved His Life. The Tioga Agitator of last week relates that a week. The barn was one of the handsomest In Bradford county, and the horses few days ago a boy about twelve years old, named Sawyer, residing on Long Ruu, near Vermilyea's, while strawberrying in the fields and in tho act of climbing signed the card.

Rev. B. H. Haydon, of to ineir tannery, learn that the new building will be nearly the size of the present one, and we learn will be used for drying and storing purposes. Mr.

B. L. Wright, our enterprising photographer, visited Canton Glen with bis Camera, last Friday, and took some very fine stereoscopic views of the several waterfalls in that romantic and picturesque place. The views can be pro. cured at the gallery on Troy strest, at twenty-five cents each.

Visitors to the huckleberry region report that during last week the mountains were full of "pickers," many of whom were miners; and so great was the disproportion of "pickers" to the berries that it was with difficulty one could pick more than 8 or 10 quarts in a day. A few are selling in town at 12 cents a quart. Rev. Mr. Clark, of Philadelphia, and Rev.

Mri Stryker, of Baltimore, will hold an Episcopal service in the Presbyterian church, this borough, Sunday evening next, at the usual hour. These gentlemen are visiting Minnequa Springs for the benefit of their health, and have kindly consented to speak to the oitizens of Canton as above. Clothing of all kinds at greatly reduced price at 0. H. nu'f.

burned therein, iu all five animals, one was a blooded three-minute horse worth Mr. Golden's loss can not be less tnan $6,000. Tho barn was partly insured. Policeman Burns had a hearing in Terry township on Wednesday, the 11th for the killing of Warren Johnson in this borough on the 4th inst. The case was heard before Esquire Wells, of Terry.

Several witnesses were taken from this place. The hearing was concluded at 5 p. when the defendant was discharged. Bradford Argue Every job of repair Work is warranted one year at Beardsley. Cash Paid for al- PARIS GREEN A Sure Death to Potato Bugs.

Whale Oil Soap, kinds of Grain on de livery at the Mill. over a small knoll, fell and was bitten on the back of one band by a rattlesnake. The lad, with great presence of mind, at ouce began sucking the wound to draw the poison out, and followed this up by cording his wrist to prevent the virus from spreading through the blood. He started toward home, and the snake followed him until an elder brother came up and killed the reptile, which was over three feet long. The boy was taken to Gaines to procure the services of a physician, and by the liberal use of whisky his life was saved.

will buy one thousand BEST SHINGLES at SHELDON'S MILL) Union Street, Canton, then talked to those in attendance for a short time. On Monday evening, 16th inst, Mrs. Mary E. Marcellous delivered an Interesting speech at the M. Church, West LeRoy.

Subject: Temperance. Forty-seven took cards and the blue ribbon. The choir done splendidly in furnishing the audience with excellent music. This place was visited with a destructive rain storm on Thursday morning last, doing considerable damage in washing the roads, destroying crops, filling cellars, etc. Haying is moving off lively the beautiful music which make the farmer smile at the rising sun, is heard, and now brought to pass the saying that man shall earn his bread by the sweat of his brow.

AYTC1I. For Insects on Rose Bushes. White Hellebore. I shall also be pleased to receive orders for LUMBER, having purchased the Saw Mill in connection with Flour Mill. Lumber sawed on Men's Linen Coats only 75 cents.

Men's Linen Pants, 7S cents. Men '6 Linen Vests 50 cents. Men's Cottonnate Suits, only $4 00. Boys Cottonnade suits, only 93 00, from and after this shares or by the thousand. I have just received a car load of Pine Pickets, of all desirable sizes.

Parties desiring to purchase at low figures will do well to look over.my stock which may be seen at Coon A Braiue'a Factory. E. DuaNe. at Kstell's. date.

FOR SALE BY Mix Whitman! Reduced rate, on line jobs of Watch ami Clotfk repairing at BearU.ley'e. Pt ovrictw July SO, 1S77..