The Bradford Star from Towanda, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE BRADFORD STAR THUHsDAY, MAY 23, 1001. isjo, i.y F.tiuuy IS20, ly (i l'n dia fr ThoniuK intjhvm, Dtc. 1) fir Afjium ami VyaluB ng. Jotcph Wtbttr, cininiia ioned Doc. 15, 'it 13 1 RT I IS.

J. W. McOrackf of LeBivavillfi had bnfiueBs in Towanda M'unUy. B. F.

Zller of Brink TIJ had business at tbe county seat, POLITICAL HISTORY. SHREDDED COCOANUT. ALLEGED P0ST0FFICE DURGLARS AND HIGHWAYMEN ARRESTED. For the pat fw months post-offices located at New Albany and Faotorville, P. ani Lukwood.

N. and numeri in othr towe have been burglarz d. May Brown's la'oon at Wavjrly, N. was wrecked and a man who interfered was held up and ribbed on the Btreet. O.iw 'f the men Iru- icated was arrt by Waverly rolice nfter a hard tight and is now Campaigns of 1846, 1847 and 1848 -The Candidates and the Vote Received by Each.

GROWS MORE 03N0XI0US. The manager of the Towauda WaUr Company is still trying to uiske himself as obnoxious as possible to the people of Towanda and seems to be succeeding first rate. We are informed that during tbe present week he has shut off the water from several citizens without notice, simply becwusa of some dispute about rates. Iu one cat weere informed thao the superintendent went to a honso and informed the lady that uulees the water nt whs paid by noon the water woul-t lv-shut i ff. The Jmly informed that ler ImvliRud van away from home, aud that she bad not enough money in the houd to py the sum a ren and Wtr.dhaui.

Kbenezer Kendall, ooinmieKiotied-Deo. 10, IS20, ly Guvprnor Findlay fir Ilnrlington, Canton, Franklin and Tiny. I'riah Terry, commissioned Dec. 13, 1S20, by fiim rnor Findlay fur and Wvalusiug. Edmund Rmtcll, commissioned Feb.

20, 1821, by Governor Heister for Warren and Windbuni. Charle Whitehead, unmihsionwl July 0, IS21, by Governor for Towanda aud Wyuox. Joseph Kichole, commissioned Ang. 14, 1821, by Governor II ibitr (or Athens. UlsUir and part of Ridgolmry.

Charlet Comttork, immissioned March fi, 1S23, by Governor Heieier for Athens, Litchfield. Ulster and part of Ridgebury. Jonat Ingham, comminioued March 6, l.23, by Governor Heister for Asylum and Wyalusing. Wilber Bennett, commissioned Aog. 30, 1823, by Governor Hjister jr Towanda and Wyeox.

(To he continued.) CAMI'AIUS The campaign of 1S4C was one of Ui.itvoar were: Democratic Congress, UavUI wilmot ot lowauaa -tale Fei'ntor. Gordon V. Mrpod. Monroe; represontativee, John L. Webb.

Smitlilield and Victor E. Piollet. Wvpox oommissioner. John E. WjalimiDR auditor, Lironel 8.

Mtynard, Rome. Whig Coogrus, Robert G. White; state senator, Henry W. T'raoy, Standing SV ne reDrerentatives. E.

Reed Myer, Wysox and Isaac W. Faasett, Soulli Creek oommieeioner, DRUG STORE, Andrew Dswing, Warren. Liberty Uingress, norton, Asy-ium state senator, GileB M. DeWolf, Pike representatives, J. Wash-inrtim Ingham, Asylum and John Keeler, Wyalosing commissioner, Daniel Coolbaugh, Wyalusiog anditor, John Bolles, Tike.

The Democrats carried the county by Ihe'r usual majority. The Beveral candi- TUI THE OLD ESTABLISH RELIABLE CORNER MAIN ASD PINE TOWANDA, PA. iint. rtceived votes as follows at 270.1. White 2293.

Horton 34. Mason 2557. Traoy 2326, DeWolf 33, Webb 2006, Piollet 2U44, Mvor 2381, Fassett 2316, Ingham 38, Keeler 33, Wick 25li7, Briujra 2370, Ooolbangh 27, Maynard 2690, Dewing 2107. li 85. W'iiinot's maioritv oadistiictwas 747, and Masm'a in NYAL'S MOUNTAIN HERBS.

fob the op A Delicious Stomach, Liver and Liver Tea. AN EFFICIENT, MILD AND AOH1.EABLK CUKE FOR Constipation, Torpidity of the Bowels, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness.Inactivity of the Liver.Liver Complaint, Flatulency, Nausea, Foul Stomach, Dizziness, Headaches, Colds and all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. OF 1H4II. little excitement. The locil tickets VVm, Brigirs, Towanda auditor, tte eleotion held Oot.

13 WUmot in Ihe Bradford-Susquehanna-ll- the Bradford-Suequebaona diBtriot vote for governor Hbesbrqnin BmilhBelr) Sbank. Irrln. 100 130 171 131 Tber Purify the Blood, Our. Skin and Ton. up the PaekagtM eonlaining over douM (iinonnl DR.

H. C. PORTER SON. CAMPAIGN OF 1811. Representative John L.

Webb having died on the Saturday following his election, a special election was ordered by the governor to be held January 29 to fill the vacancy. The Democrats pnt forward as their candidate Francis Smith cf Troy, who was oppofed by Allen E. Thomas, Whig, of Troy. Smith was eleoted, the vote being Smith 2476, Thomas 2277. The several tloketa seeking votes at tbe fall election were Democratic Governor, Francia R.

Sliunk representatives, Frau-cis Smith, Troy and Arunah Wattles, Rome; treasurer, James M. Pk, Windham; commissioner, Hiram Spear, Springfield; auditor, Siuiuel W.Shepard, Granville. Whip Governor, James lrvin represents! ivea, E. Reed Myer, Wysox and Divid Palmer, Canton treasurer, Wm. P.

Wjlie, Wella commissioner, Wm. briggs, Towanda Auditor, James B. Coburn, Springbill. National Reformcri Representative, Charles D.ake, Granville and E. Reed Myer, Wysox treasurer, Alexander Lane, Burlington commissioner, Wm.

Briggs, Towanda auditor, Earl Nichols, Burlington. Liberty Governor, F. J. Limojne; representatives, J. W.

Iogbam, Asylum and John Keeler, Wyilu-ing treasurer. Abner C. Hiuman, Wysox commissioner, M. W. Weldin, Herrick auditor, Luthrr DjWolf, Pike.

At the election held Ojt. 12, the following was the Slitlnk. IrTio. Alhinr 7r 58 Armenia 21 1 4H 3 Athena 2 Alliens Two 121 9 liuilniutoa ranton ISO J.t! CoIumMa 11 117 Unroll II 4 l7 Friioiilin (in i (IrEDrire (a (H Herrick 70 21) I.clioy f. 51 UtalBild 2 Monroe 12B 10'J (irwell i 100 Pike Ill ICi.JBtbnry 114 17 licme 96 20 llkl 54 43 58 00 53 05 88 00 45 31 49 icmi lao 39 133 65 107 24 lCHj 42 103 114 68 101 3058 2520 107 I.aymone received 3G voIa.

The IocaI candlAto received votee as followa Smith 2854, Wattlea 2SS4, Myer 2041, Palmer 2432, Drake 172. Ingham 38. Kepler 36, Pck 3040, Wylio 2301, Lano 169, Hioman 30, Spear 2814, Brig" 2676, Weldin 33, Shepard 2876, Coburn 1809, Nichols 188, DeWolf, 36. CAMPAIGN OF 1848. While not bb exciting aa the campaigns of 1840 and 44.

that of '48 wab a much more important one because it waB the beginning of anew t-ra in local and national politics resulting in a division of the Derao-oratin nartv and calminatinff in the formation of the Republican party. In 1844 the Southern leaders of the tn nrvont the nomination of Martin the convention. This was accomplished by declaring the vote of two-tMnia nf rh invention neaesaarv to nominate. This rule once adopt ed. Vanl-uren's defeat followed naturally.

These tactics caused a split 1 il Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Osthaus of Overton were calling on Towniln friends Friday.

Mrs. Frances Meade of Wavr-rly waB the guest of Mrs. C. F. Hevtr ly, Fourth street, Friday.

Lew Rutan, a prinreof good fcl- lows, was up from WyalaBing TufBdsy seeing the elephant and kangaroo. R. D. Tyrrell, one of the Star's 'esteemed North Orwell friends, was I doing business in Towanda tbe last of the week. Chas.

Y. Pool, an industrious Terry fftrmr, was in town seeing the band wagons and transacting Toeeday. C. H. Walburu, who has been living in Chicago tbe past year and a half, has returned to Monroeton with bis family.

All are glad to see them back. J.is. B. Corcoran, Dushore's ffi-cieut aud popular cL thing Balt-e-raan, was calliDg on Towanda friends Tuesday and incidentally took in Main's. Cobb.

Terry cf alasing, Gpo. W. McCauley of Pike ard E. H. Galea of SmitL field left Towanda yesterday far Seattle, where they expect to locate and begin life in earnest.

The many friends of the Rev. O. D. Davis of the Crntral New York conference will be pleased to learn that he has received $4,200 from the New York Central railroad company for injuries received one year ago Iat March near Dresden. New ads G.

H. Laudon, J. W. Swingle at.d Biker the grocer. May has been fixed an the diy for tbe graud opening of Hotel WeBaukipp John Bemtf), a Sare switch man, lost his right foot by having it caught in a car wh el Thursday.

Madison, tb youngest son of Mr. and Mrs' Geo. B. Archer of Wyeox. nn Friday fell and broke bis collar hone.

Rev. Geo. A. Brigcs of Canton will preach f.ir the Btbanv Baptist church in tbe P. O.

8 of A. hall next Sunday evenii g. Mips Ntllie C. Keongh returned from New York city Tupday with an up to date line of mid-summer millinery. Display of trimmed hats Friday and Stinrday of this week.

lw The Towanda Publio library has chosen officers for the year as fol lows Prrsident, C. B. Porter vice president, Mrs. R. A.

Mercur; Secretary, Mrs. C. M. Pratt treasurer, C. P.

Welles. All persons interested in Cole's cemetery are requested to meet there on Monday, the 27rh day of May. for ihe purpose cf cleaning up the yard should it be a t-tor my day, the following day Tuesday. Watkins PostG. A.

theSors of Veterans and members of the P. O. S. of A. will attend devine ser vice at Christ's church Sanday moraine at 10:30, when Rev.

E. A. Gernant will deliver a sermon of special IntoreBt to them. Daring the thunder storm Fri day afternoon, a 'earn of horses which were being driven by laian Blakeman and son of Canton town ship, were struck by lightning and killed. Dir.

Blakeman nnd ms son were severely shocked. The Walter L. Main's show. though laboring under many dis advantages, gave splendid per formance in 'Aowanda uuesaay. Kvnrvthinff was just as advertised, and tbe crowd estimated at u.OOu people went away highly gratified.

A thunder and hailstorm passed over parts of Albany, Terry and Wilmot on Friday, xiau as large as hickory nuts full in some places to tbe depth of four inches, irees in the track of the storm were completely tripped of their foliage and truit ruined. Died From Ills Injuries. The Waverly Advocate Bays: W. Preston of Ithaca was admitted to the hospital Saturday evening. suffering with a fractured hip joint, which was, the result of an altercation in which he and F.

F. Tucker became involved. Mr. Preston had contracted with Mr. Tucker some time ago for advertising in a hotel register for Corning.

Saturday evening Mr. PreBton presented a bill and Mr. Tucker informed him the bill had been paid. Mr. Preston insisted on collecting it and in tbe dispute that followed he received a blow, was knocked to the pavement, and sustained the injury to hia nip.

He was taken to Han ford undertaking rooms where Drs. Tucker and liarnden attended him and later was removed to the hospital," where he died Tuesday afternoon. Coroner Pratt went to Siyre yeBterday and held an inquest. Almoftt a FatMl Kuoukont. About one o'clock Wednesday morning, while tbe show quipage was beir loaded at tbe Washington street depot, two young men by the name of Lynch and Smith fiom Myersburg began chiding some of the show hands, whereupon the foreman said, "stop that man 's clack and one of the bands immediately pounced upon Lynch, knocking him down aud kicking him after he had fallen.

When he had finished his job Lynch was fonnd to be unconscious and it was feared he would not survive. Officers and physicians were sent for at once. Tbe train was held for two hours that a search mi bt le made for the man committing the assault, but he could not be found. At 5 o'clock, to the surprise cf everybody, Lynch regained consciousness, got up and walked cff. It will probably be some time before he guys another showman.

In lue iJemocraiic rauss, cniwuiniiy ouumcu uwitt, The VanBuren faction was there known as the Barn the iv, rnnaorvatives AH the Hankers In 1848 both factions sent delegates to the national convention, which determined to give one i i nnU v.Uaanrl n.ttliai anil hnth fiutmT.B nan ci me bib vuuj atwu. VanBriren tacuon. lotnins wun ino reransuiu ui i J. R. McKEEBY Has Sliocs ftir nil, Largo unci famuli.

Ladti PlnePh-ies 1. 1.2R IWtoiara litlrfa Shne to fi 21i ClHIrldSrjowt-l to 6 Youths HliocB II in 2 Boys Shoes 1 to S'-j Youthd Owl Calf for wli l1, 1 2 Koyn Owl Clf for net vice I to 1 1 Men Vicl Kid 3 50 to U.3 Every thing new at lowest cash prices at .1. R. HcKeebv. 4 500 Main Townmla.

Special IVotice As a treat to my customers and to advertise my work, and give it to the customer and not tlie newspapers, I make this proposition, be ginning May 1st, J'jui. I wilt clean all Watches that come for the first 1 0 days for 25c. All that come the next 10 days, 50c. All that come the third 10 days. be.

Alter that the regular price, $1.00. Watca Repairing a Specialty. D. WESTBR00Ks 409 Main Towanda. to.

Uj Sfl BUY 7t mSNSS COM. YOU OET 2240 POUNDS FOR A TON. FOR SUB IT I State Line Yards. BUY Green Seal Soap. THREE BARS IK ONE FOB pIVE CENTS.

The N. K. Fairbanks who manufacture this Moan, mayn "In 'Orecn Hol' aro nffr-r-ln tbe Fl'KEHTand HIGH OratleHoau of this flaw. On account of tbe ollre nrfn oil used In Hi manufactute, wo are able to prmluco a alrlctly pure nnap, ioAesntnK' ('lt'aiilii)( quiM-tlm not round Inordinary laundry Kai. We Invite oomparlaon of quality willi oilier brandp and direct your attention moHt uarlicularl to tbe mlldnc-a ot tlietnido, at the cl.

anll-eaa and lifa of tbe clotbes irafIid witli Green For Sale By W. F. DITTRICH, 318 Main TOWANDA. LaBell and LaMode, The two sisters, the American beauties, will be iu Towanda June the 1st. Don't fail to see them.

1 pUTty. lormM A. Bl pAu.i charlea Francis Adams were nominated for May In Granville, May flir. ami Mrs. Smith May, nana NmiiK In Honth Terry, to Mr.

ami Mn John Smlr, a son. Taylor In Tiona, May 18, tu Mr Mm W. Tayloi'i HoorIn' 1'owelVMay nml Mm ltaymolltl Koof, a daughter HHl(ina-In Athens, May 15, Mr. :ui.l Mm John a dnuKhtcr lllMim-In (Jranvillr, May II, tn Miami Mm. II.

Diinlmr, a non. Wf.li.kr In Allienj, May to Mr. ami Sirs 0 Welkr, a son. Cbmvfobd In Wvatix, May 23. to Mr.

and Mra. Win. Crawford, a dairying. Marriage l.lone. Georfre Orarrs Jennie Gftvan.

Charles B. Gilbert Viola Taj lor. I Cupid's Realm. Turner Eon Hatch Hill, Mhv 12, at the M. church.

iy lie v. U. li Ik-llea, Elmer Turner and Miss Nora Eddy, both of Hatch Hill Glazier Ron bus In Pike, May at the home of the bride's parenln by Kev. (i. O.

Beers, Houton N. Glazier of Uinyhamtmi and Alias Matie E. liogere Pec'K Vail In Athens. Yty 15, at the home of the bride's parents by liev. II.

rtiiwtelle, (i. Warren i'eck and Elizabeth P. Vail, both of Athens. GtJSTIN LANlt On Wednesday ovening, piny IS, at 8 o'clock, Miss Lena eldiit diuiyhte of Robert 8. Lane of liutliiirfmi township, was united in marriage to l.wl (itislin of Philadelphia.

The rcremoiiy totk plare at the Home ol tlie nrme. in tin- iiifst'iicc oi a larxe company of friends relatives. It was one or the prettiest that has been solemnized in our eommunity tor years ihe lai-pe dooble parlors were very tauefullv trimmed with evergreen, iiowers nnd plants At 8 o'clock, Li-ttic Ken- fall struck the mat notes oi me weiHinifi march, ivhich gave notice of tlie coming of the bridal party. First came the two little flower girls, Lettie Lane, sish-r of tlio bride, and Beatrice Wrisley, a cousin. The bride was dressed in white, and was attended by her cous n.

Miss Lena Lane of JNortb Towanda, and tlie groom iy nis nest man, George E. Pcngilly of Philadelphia i The ceremony was performed hy her jwif-tor, Uev Bnttou or JNortn lowanda, un der a large double arch of green and white. Alter congratulations, the company retired to the dining room where the wedding sup-: per was served to over 60 invited guest. We will not speak of the manv presents in i detail they were very numerous and beau- tifnl, and caused many remaiks ad mini-! tion. It is not often a couple Maris in life so generously blessed with useful gifif.

1 Mr and ra. uustin are personally Known know.i here, so everyone join in wishing them much joy and A long ml happy life in their new home at Philadelphia, where they expect soon to commence housekeeping. MORTUARY. THOMAS SUTTON', nn agod resident of Canton township, died ly 10. MBS OBB1H WAB11 died at her home in Alba, 4, of pnen monia, nfter a brief nines', atHl 57 yc.ira Her hnsliand, one son and two daughters survive her wiLLiaM jomuir ilied at his home in North Towanda, May 2 aged 83 years.

Fun-ral serviiea weie held from the Church of KS. Peter and Paul, yesterday forenoon. B1RS. HAOGIE J. V.

I Ll.EY, wife of Win Willey, died at her home on Hatch Hill, May 12, of jraiifrrene, ntied 63 vears Her husband, four sons and three daughters survive her. l.n nRcA l.n b.MkU, l1 Hoy l.l, an Minn of over 'J" daughters and three sens UBS. K31ILY HAKStUr MKBCL'R, relict of Frederick Merouridied at her home in Wilkes-Harre, May lilJ aged 65 years. Mrs Mrcnr and two sixers in 1H54 established "The Towanda Pomale Seminary," which was oontiuued about rive years. While in Towanda she married Mr.

Mer cur. One son and two danchters survive her. i For death of Chas WHntchinson. LeKaysville correspondence. COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Com ts Edward Jfvau. bori'Iary; jnry And defendant not Riiilty Com. vs Maria eellinf; Hqnora to minors; jury lind defendant not guilty and county for cos's. Com. vs W.

Walker, selling oleomar garine; jnry lind dp'c mant guilty nut rec-oaiinend bim to mercy of tlie court. In re eMa'e of Isaiah dee'd H. anooiitai sn anditor to diKtribate fund in Ihd hands of the admin- Utrator. 1 la re tstnto of ETannah k. and Hecry B.

Haock, minorr, Henry lincblin appointed guaidian. In re estaTe ol iiartiei nana miawin. deu'd, E. Jeiome WooJt'jrJ executor, discharged. lo re s.ate ol Kllen uwuv opc o.

nnaa- et O'Herron, admrz, diacba-geds COMMON PI.KAB. Brennan Ward th Svn.hi Brandaee, verdict for plaintiff for 97 role fur new tiiat granted. Mabel Cjok vs Robert Ook; re (erred to J. W. 8tne, maata: and tximioer in divorce ctfr.

0 Besley va John Besley K. Mitchell. appointed an auditor to distribute fund raise 1 by BheiilTe eale of de- fen1ant'a real estate pAMuce vs w. J. Word en rnla BraDted to show causa whyiudgmtnt ah.ill net be opened.

mo va lae nmwmr, sayre Athena Tiation Co cat settled. acids JobnBon et al. Sarah Ack- ley et al. jodnment entered for plaintiff and writ in partition awarded to set oat puiputs in severalty. Albert HonrJ et.

al. vnjonn a. Mur ray et al jnry wereTfaal Ato agree and were discharged. Macfarlane Son vs J. lin Cuirr; R.

A. Mercur, appointed an auditor to distribute fund raiied by sheriffs sale of defendant's real estate. SEMTEXCE3 Com. ya Warren Lints, Fred Wycoffand Ben Johnson, burglary aiJ larceny; sea-tec cd to tbe Feana lndaeUial Reformatory at Huntingdon, Fa Com. vs Herbert rniier, rceny; sen tenced to the Fenna.

Industrial Reformatory at Huntingdon, Fa. Com. vsHilas Uampnn, ieny una re- ceiTiDR stolen gooils; $10 liue, cot it and 4 month in eonctr isit. Com vs William Carter, rrteiflng stolen goods; $10 floe, costs and 10 data io jail. Letter to Nathan W.

King, Towanda D. ar Sir No man i more intere ted in the look and wear of tie patot on the houses 3 on boild than not even the ownei: not even tbe linger. And painUrs somen are rn-rpectid of being mme for tbe ioo tban the wear. What is your opt wntcapaya bst, for a poinur to have bis paint last three years, or as loag as he can? He caa hare it last six, if be wants to. anrt nil la-Li thne: DTOe Leid and sine lasts six.

Of coarse, conditions affect tbe timet both. Most painters know that "DO toughens the lead; some use ic Hatha lid and zini? is thoroughly sronnd in oil; tbe proportions ate right, and the mixture tnoroan. Nn iMtnlur mM mil he fftn't afford to. Hand-work can't compete machine-wntk. He inns no risk with Devce lead zinc All fntere tu lie io osingit; yonra, the owner's, tbe paiotet's unless be wants his paint to wear half as long Yonm trclf.

35 P. W. Dkvoi A Co. P. S.

Dr. H. C. Porter Son sell our Paint in joor section. preaidency.

Their platform was a strong and frank protest against toe ex ten ion of slavery, and oontaioed each rinainff phrases as a free soil to a free people," and Concress has no more power to make Most storekeepers buy Shredded C'ocounut by the they buy it ol jobbers, it's liable to be ft year old, lows much of tlio oil iinil liehness. They sell it 20 cents a pound we We now buy from the fuc-tory by tbo barrel, and give you absolutely fresh (roods TWO pounds for TWKNTY-FIVE cents. A litlle smaller iirolit for us, but an increased sale and belter goods see OUR DOLLAR FLOUR PLEASES. BAKER, THE CASH OROCER TOWAXDA, PA. CHARLES SILVERBERG, Artistic Tailor.

Cleaning, Rcpairiog, Dyeing. All Work Neatly and Promptly Attended To. Now the tlm to look ovr your Winter clothing anil navo tlicro put Iti Bhpe. onr Overcoat nitty need new sleeve Hnlnira or a new collar I will do al work at very rt asoi. ale price and guarantee In fact Ion, Pants cleaned and pressed 35c.

Coats cleaned and pressed 5c. Vest cleaned and pressed 25c. 404 Main Street, Towanda, Pa. Over store forroeily occupied by Mla Tltua. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware! An lionest stock of tlie same always kept.

No job lota. Also, nge'ut tor the following Bicycles Spalding, Wolf-American and Stormers. All good wheels Come arid get prices. ParkerVLncky Curve" Fountain Pens The most practical yet devised in all styles aud prices. It.

A. MOUILLESSEAUX, 502 Main Towanda. Ants Like Sugar But you can keep them out by using one of our Japanned Tin Cans. These cans are well made JUid will hold 25 pounds of aujrar. Tlioy would cost you from 60c to 75c we give you one FREE with one pound of Baking Powder at 50c, or with $1.50 in other groceries We also have over 50 other useful articles that we give with Baking Powder.

Try a pound it is the Purest and Best, and take your choice of our Premiums. Ly. I II Agt. for The Great A. P.

Tea 414 Main St, Towanda. AT HOLCOMBE'S CHINA STORE. WE HAVE THE Passepartout Bindings A neat and Inexpan.lva way of Framing Plcturaa. W. do thorn.

OTT HAY. CITIZENS BANK BUILDING, TOWANDA PA. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Gertrude Cranmer of Mane-field is visiting friends at Monroe-ton. M.

M. Parsons of Wickizsr was oircnlating among Towandians Monday. Mrp. G. A Devi tie and son of Monroeton is visiting relatives at Standing Stone.

Cashier O. L. Haverly of Athens was circulating among Towanda friends yesterday. Fred Sahock hs been representing Wilmot the past week and a half on the jury. Geo.

E. MoTris of Monroeton was among the many people who bad business in Towanda Tuesday. E. H. Jacoby, one of Asylum's most proeprooB farmers, was doing busmcps in lowanan yeaieraay.

Newell of Herrick has been granted an increasa of peix sion from 12 to 17 per month. D. H. Aird of Gillett, who is now in the employ of a book concern, was in town the last of the week. Prof.

E. Qainlan and fmily have returned from Wayneville, N. where they Ppent tbe wint er. Levi Noble of Ulster, who is 92 years of age, is still active nd comes to town on business mis sions. Rev.

E. A. Gem tit and Rodney A. Mercur, are attending the diocesan convention at PotUville this week. Alamander L.

Wilbur of Orwell. a soldier of the Spanish-American war, has been granted a pension of 912 per month. Harry P. Davison, a former res ident of Troy, has been elected president of the Liberty street National bank, Nw York city. Prof.

Harry B. Tilibury, assist ant principal of the lowanda public achoolri, has been elected super intendent of schools at Owego, N. y. Prof. John K.

Stewart, for the nast three vears an instructor in the 8. C. will represent Butler Bheldon Cx, book publishers, in Blive loan i iijhku mug. nv iwuiuunuu uhmuuhi uuu rcuuuu nominated Gen. Lewis Cass of Michigan for president and Gen.

Wm. O. Bo tier of Kentucky for vice president. The Whig candidates were in Owego jiil. A quantity nf djn- smite, fne etn was found arret ed in a lumber pil where these men were seen.

Friday afternoon lowanda oflicers were notified bi telephone that fonr suspicious looking strangers, who registered a tJogHweJI's- hotel liurlingron, resi denoe Wilkeebarre, bad lfc afcer dinner going towards Troy on foot They claimed at the hotel that ther had walked from Mi an by way of Smithfield to Bnrhngton and bad been on a drunk and were try ing to walk off the effects. CMnf of Police Miller and constable- Hoi Ion aud Waters and John Man nix immediately started after them with liveryman Hees. All tb officers were heavily armed as they expected from the past oondnct of these men that they would have a lively lime iu securing their ar rent. They were easily followed to Troy where they arrived shortly before six o'clock, the offnvrs tbirtv ui ntes 1 iter. Driving to th railroad depot the officers learned that tbe men had phortly before cone down tbe track in the direction of Cauton, A few momenta afterwards they wers seen returning towaids the depot, one man considerable in the rear.

Swetina themselves in the station until tbe ain came opposite th oflVwrB made a ruah fortbem each securing bis man with the exception of Constables Waters who gave eh ass to the man who was some ten rod? in the rear. The men were ar rested after some reHisttnce, handcuffed and taken to the station Two attempted to daw their guus lo tbo meantime Waters re-en forced by Hoi Ion wre cnine down the track pursuing No. 4, wh i had the lead of abou. tweoty rol. soon took to tbe fi-lds in the di rection of E-tst Troy and after a mile and a half race wa lost in the wcols as night sst io.

The theorv of the officers is that when they went down the track after reaching Iroy and then returned, that the bad secreted any explosives the may have had and it probable if they bad not been Arrested, tbe Troy pDstofh'-je would have shared a similar fate with the others An other rig was hired and the officers and their prisoners arrived at To wanda, baturday morning at 3 a. m. The prisoners were arranged before Squire Orcutt and held un til Wednesday for a hearing. Id tbe meantime parries from Waverly and New Albany are expected her to identify them if posssibie. lhey are intelligent, fairly dressed men each having from $10 to $15 in cash.

They maintain strict silence in rrg-ird to themselves. One gives his name as John Blair, 39 years of age, 5 ft. 8 in. tall, weighs lt)ZA pounds, dart brown batr. rudoy complexion heavy sandy must acne.

Mo. a eivee his name an Thomas Casey alias Thomn Klly. 54 yeara of Afte. wefa-ha 147 pounds, 6 ft. 7 in.

tall, dark hair mixed with gray, heavy brown mustache, claims to he a steam fitter from Bel vi deer, N. and a native of Ireland. No. 3 gives his name as William Johnson alias William Haines, 53 years of ape weighs 139 pounds, 5 ft. 4k in.

tall, grey hair, grey beard, bald on top of head, claims to bt a barber and om Pennsylvania. All were pho tographed. They had ou their person clippings of newspapers giv ing an account of the saloon wreck and bold up at Waveiiy. Sheriff G. Thurston of Owego i and Chief Brooks of Waverly looked the suspects over Monday morning.

6 her iff Thurston identified Wm. Johnson, the old man. as a party he took to Rochfster penitentiary on a conviction of carrying burglar tools. He was discharged from ihe penitentiary April lUon and jief Haden of Rochester writes lhey want him there for blowing open a safe on April 17th, one week after be was discharged; in fact 'he planned the while in the penitentiary. Draw-Cut vs.

Posh-liar. This case was decided in favor of the plaintiff by a careful reviewal of the claims of both parties and the result of tbe verdict was that Mr. Edward F. Welles of Stevens-ville this season purchased a six-foot draw-cut mower of the Towanda azency at 203 Main street, instead of a McCormick mower with its puBh bar. The facts iu the case are that Mr.

Welles, who is a very enterprising farmer, two seasons ago was doing bis haying with an old Champion mower that got out of order and he got a new Champion on trial and purchased it. lie has a 500 acre farm and ceuded two mowers, and thought if he could find anything better than t'-e Champion he would purchase it this season, but upou carefully looking over the Buckey, McCormick and others he found that in all refpscts the Champion was (qual or superior to the others and that the draw cut principal of the Champion not only keeps it from clogging where other machines would clog but that it makes an easier machine on the team, har ness and driver, lw I had rather hive Dr Kat'r Lnnc Palm sad Dr Kay'n Renovator fir ippa ihao pll tbe Doctors pat togtiuer," rue Mr Jkmf HOMell, Sarntoi.0 Y. Li Grippe leave tn tvstem io a debilitated condition. Dr. Kj Ktnoa- lorkiresDorebloo.1.

steady nerrrp.Bt eaglh and v'Kor to every organ in the body, ll reooTatt-a tn entire Mfitem. it Hi grrai Hprinx Tonic Hold, Ublets, 25 a 50c liquid, si, by droit gists Low fitrese to Gttyabnnr via tbe Lehltcb Ou account of the G. A. R. encampment Dep't of Pennsylvania Tickets on sale from points in Pen a.

Jane 1,2.3,4 and 5. For furtber particulars see ticket agents. 5-16 3t PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c. with Devoe'B Gloss Carriage Paint, ready for use 10 colors. Gives a high gloPB qnal lo new.

Bold by Dr. U. C. Porter Son. memher the mid-rammer did pltiy of trirome'l bfttn.

Friday and 8tturday, at Hiss Keoagh'it tiiil-liDery ijarlora. lw Gen. Ztchary Taylor of Louisiana As in the Northern Btates, tne uemocratio vote aiviaea in craaiora I 1 tl AM 1 11 demanded, but that an noon ss her hbshaud returned, which would be within a day or two, the rent would be piH. Notwithstanding these facts, the superintendent. doubtless acting nnder orders ol lv F.

the manager, immedi ately Btiut fl' tlm water, not even giving her an opportunity to get water for diuner. lu still another caBe he shut cfT the water without any notiue whatever, while there wis a hot tire in the range, thus se riously injuring the water hack, besides expt siug the family to great dar.gr from a possible explo-sion. There is no duubt thai had an plosion occurred tin Company and the superintend ent would have beeu liable to heavy damages. In still another caee as a matter of spite, because a gentleman would not mom it to a price three timeB the card rate for a single faucet, tbe manager or dered tbe water turned off in tbe block, depriving families the use of water for which they had pair. mention these facts to sho tbo course of conduct which the roauager is pursuing towards the people of Towanda.

He claims the right to raise tbe rateB of any per sons Bgftinst whom he happens to bave a grunge, arbitrarily and without notice, and if they dare to complain or protest they are met with the threat to fihut off their water. The people of Towanda are gn'tting pretty well acquainted with Mr. Kizer, and from the re marks that we bear on all Bides their esteem for him does not seem to improve on acquaintance. Died at Ula Friend' Ilome. J.

T. Donly, a Pittsburg, lawyer, died at the home of Col. J. Ayrts Monday morning catarrhal pneumonia, aged 65 years. Mr.

Donly was the author of a valuable legal work and came to Tow-wanda May 11 to arrange for its sale. He met his old friend Col. Ay era, with whom he had served in the legislature in 1SS3 and went with him to his home for a visit. During the night be was taken ill. A physician was summoned but he grew giadaally worse until Monday when the end came.

Deceased leaves a wife and two daughters. The remains were shipped to Pittsburg Monday afternoon. Mysterious StabblDS Affair. A mysterious stabbing a flair or accident occurred at tbe home of Charles Drugan in Bayre about 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs.

Drugan had ber right wrist cut by some instrument so that a cord and an artery were severed. Dr. C.A Haines was hurriedly summoned and soon had the wonnd attended to and the flow of blood checked. Mrs. Drottan and a young lady were sleeping alone in the house.

The visitor says of tbe affair that she waB awakened by some one in the room about 1:30 o'clock and that they were Ladly frightened, and that in the fray Mrs. Drugan received the irjuriep. Tbej were not able to see anyone, the light having been put out. They did not hear anyone enter the boufe or Bte anyone go out. Maoblntsts Strike.

About throughout the country struck Monday for a niue-honr dy, a scale of wig qual to the preseut ten-hour pr day scale aud other demands. This is the rough estimate cf President Connell, of tl National Association of Machinists, baned ou the telegrapbio advices that hav reached him from the machinists' heariqnarters in the various citieB. At Syre, machinists and their helpers and apprentices, boiler-makers aud their helpers, blacksmiths and their helpers, and the carpenters employed in the Lehigb Valley shop3 quietly laid down their tools aud marched from the shops. This comprises all men employed in shops except painters and freight car repairers. About 600 men are out.

An Old Timer Snake stories being in order the following is vouched for by the writer, a gentlemen of unquestionable integrity About the year 1859 a very large deer had been seen on the Lamoka mountains and several times shot at by ex perienced riflemen, but in every instance the auimal escaped. 4 Uaclo Nate, Benjamin and William Norlhrnp and the' writer the first day of the week to see if we could not capture Gliding, for that waB the name we had given the deer. We bunted until about nwn but saw no signs of Goldi g. We all met at a point well known to ns when the dogs found a rattle snake. We all started, guns in hand, for the reptile.

Uncle Nate got in position first and fired, killing the snake, which measured 25 feet and 5 inobes. It had 96 rattles, measar' ing 26 inches. Uncle Nate suggested that we would get a nice lot of oil and proceeded with bis knife to cut open the reptile. To our what do you think we found iu the snake? It was tbe carras3 of Goluing with horns 2 feet wide. Ihe snake fur nished us about a barrel of oil.

The foregoing statement could be prov en if iiny of the other parties were living besides myself, WeBtoo, Pa. Pete." Ready for Guests. The beantiful Mountain Lake house is now open for the season. Rooms are ready forgnesrs and accommodations for the travelling public, picnic parties, Hcmsc bas been remodeled and thoroughly renovated. Grounds free to picnic parties.

Rates furnished npon application. S. L. Nichols, 5 23 Proprietor. Bluefiah, Ocean Trout, Shell Oysters and Clams at Burnett's market, one door below Ochs Hotel.

U2W KI IN IMS 1 ucrHll'. uj any MMtcniil Ten i Iht market. 2Sc. THE MARKETS. Thnrsdar, 1901.

Reported by William F. Pitt rich dealer la Putter li i roevrirs. I toy 11 IB Lrd Pork ttjiort Por Pulat.itu, Be na. Rye 1 10 1 i ooai no Rickey Kilmer, GROCERS, Corner Main State Towanda. Mr Our Leaders Delicious Blend Coffee.

Flag Brand Cannei Ooods. I. VV. Swingle's NEW CASH STORE, VV. SWINGLE, 410 Main Towanda.

TAILORING Spring Snminer Suits At $13-50 and Upwards. Trousers at $4 ami upward. Cloanlag.Pressing.RtpairingaSpecIalty Lawson Wood, 402 sTa'tnTst A i a a i 3 4 73 a. tsi co Tl i CO a. nonuty, resulting in a largo piuraiuy ior jhx xtouga anu Atutuy.

The flection, held Nov. the following result YenBuren. Oaaa. Taylor. A OH 88 Albany A-menia A'lum Atliena Atheua 1 lliirlinKtou Canton Columbia llurell Franklin 24 511 12 04 (17 29 41) (14 Oil fl 21 9 K5 40 (Hi 60 6:1 88 81 2B (I 11 23 IX I 17 7 25 66 14ft Kifl 133 7H 46 75 34 61 63 132 136 164 45 108 (rauville II rrick 97 Lelior 54 Litc-li'licld Vonroe lis Orwell 51) I'ike l-8 UidKcbury 157 liome 38 RprinKtMrl SphnKhill Standinfr Stone.

To.anda Towanda Twp Troy Troy Twp VJ Inter Wanea We'll. WiDdbam WvalnsiDg Wysox ToUl, Democratic party had determined VanBuren for the presidency in IT TJ Bln Nob Vnrk rbtah vmkqwii ana the nresidenor and vioe and Millard Fillmore of New York. VanBuren. Cam. Taylor.

fihesheqnin 84 21 152 SmitulleM 67 121 145 South Creek 37 2t 34 Springfield 4tj 133 94 Rrrimrhilt Ill 34 Standing Stone tn Towanda 68 48 09 Towanda Twp 28 40 80 Troy 61 57 134 Troy Twp 26 14 67 later 63 63 54 Warreo 77 68 H7 Wells 81 67-30 Windham 11 77 Wyalnsing 64 47 139 Wysox 23 54 129 Tutal 1780 1889 3273 2915, Keeler 117, Whitman 3041. Miealminin 8tnitlilield South Creek 8pringHeld KpriUKhill Standing. Stoue Towanda TowaDUa Troy Troy Twp later Warren Wells Wind barn Wyalusing Wjaoz 119 153 183 140 02 29 187 86 53 63 74 70 114 109 HI SS 35 61 126 148 90 66 136 83 159 36 98 61 I'M 141 71 12H al la that year Franoia Tyler of Athens waB on the Taylor electoral ticket and Aaron Chnbbnck ol Orwell on the Free Boil ticket. The State having beennjrrh I by thi Waigi, Tyler out the vote of the district for Taylor and Filmore. Governor S.innk having died in office, July 30, 184S, the Democrats nominated Morris Longhtreth aa their candidate to fill the vacancy.

The Whigs placed in nomination Wm. F. Johnson. The several local tickets that year were Democratic Congress, Divid Wilmot; representatives, Arnnah Wattles, Rome and Charles Stockwell Canton! sheriff, EJsoa Aepinwall, Wells prothonotary, Edward Crandall, Pike; register, Horatio Black, Ulster; commissioners, Simeon, Dicker, Dnrell anditor, F. H.

Whitman, Standing Stone coroner, Thos. J. Ingham, Asylnm. Whig Congrera, Henry W. Traoy, Standing Stone representatives, Wm.

W. Kinney, Borne and David Palmer, Canton eheriff, Wm. S. Dobbins, Troy prothonotary, Allen MeKean, Burlington register, Jesse E. Bullock, Pike cora-OHHBhiLer, John B.

G. Babcock, Windham; auditor, Wm. C.Camp, Wyalnsing corooer, Erastns Woloott, Athens. National Reform Jonah Brewster representative. Giles DeWolf, Pike and Jedediah Hunt, LeRoy; sheriff, Wm.

S. D.ibbina, Troy prnthoooUry, Allen MeKean, Barlington register, Jamea Geronld, bmttbneld -5. -Sj. "Sij. 'Sv -5 -S commissioner, John Keeler, Wyalnsing anditor, J.

M. Porter, Pike coroner, Stephen Littimore, Franklin. The fasion of Whigs, National LADIES' Knormers and Abolitionists snoceeded in electing sherin and protnono-tarv. At the election, heid Ojt. 10, the following was the vote: Wilmot 4175, Tracy 25S0, Bre-rster215.

Wattles 3589, Stockwell 3711, Kinney 3005, Palmer 3010. DeWolf 164. Hunt 136. Aspinwall 3373, Dobbins 3547. Crandall 3092, MeKean 3689, Black 3720.

Bnllcck 2885. Geronlri 119. Decker 3035, Babcoek Camp 2859, Porter 113, Ingham 3597, Wolcott, 2883, Lnttimore l-'B Thos. J. Ingham was elected coroner at the age ol twenty years.

He wbs not only the youngest officer ever elected in Bradford oonnty bnt is the senior surviving officer. He has since represented Sullivan oonnty In the legislatare and been president judge of the Snllivan-Wyoming district, lha following waa the vote for governor Longstreth. Johnoa. Lonjilrrth. Johoaon TRIMMED HATS.

We have just added to our stock a new and complete line of Ladies' Trimmed Hats TRIMMED IN THE LATEST SPRING STYLE and at prices to suit all. Would be pleased to have you call and inspect the above line before purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. B. Loewus's 5 Cent Store, 3748 3241 3748 Albany 98 75 Armenia 26 Asylum 62 89 At'hecn 69 Athena Twp 157 133 Biirliuuton 131 164 Canton 148 ll Columbia 145 1:15 Durell 134 70 Franklin 76 41 Granville 72 87 Herrick 109 32 Letioy 82 69 Litcbfield 90 4 llonroe 152 1 Orwell 72 1:12 I'ike 139 171 Iiitluebury 214 31 Home KI5 129 LongBtreth carried the oennty 297.

Total of the Peace. First Justices Wants a Name. The new hook and ladder company which has been organized at Meahoppen Wants a name to prefix to hook and ladder company. They offer prize cf $2 for tbe person eending in the successful name. Each name But in is to be accompanied by 10 cents.

S-nd your contribution to Ry Sherwood, financial secretary, Contest closes May 30 If you ue whiskey try and ge McHenry's pure ry. 29tf 415 HUH STREET, TOWANDA. Thot. T. Hmton, commissioned Jan.

12, 1820, by Governor Findlay for Athens, Ulster and part of Ridgebury. Nathan Wilcox, commissioned Feb. 17, 1820, by Governor Findlay for Burlington, Canton, Franklin and Troy. Join Laporte, commieaioned March 24, 1820, by Governor Findlay lor ABylnm and WyalnsiDg. Bradford oouuty..