The Bradford Star from Towanda, Pennsylvania • Page 3

TIJT5 BILADFOKi) BTAJt, TnuitSlJAY, IjECEMIIER 5. 1001. THE TOWANDA WATER COMPANY pjlj tfjj-A-tft II -r'. rta-it. Clayton Lewis of Powell bas been granted a pension of 18 per It Cuoid'a Realm.

l.SI-S J.H. HI, inc, James Nrttlimi Kdminsier, 1S19 JB. K. Stone. F.

Nathan IClmiueter, 1850 Nathan Edminster, Balph Daniel 8. drown. Wilcox, V'ru. Owen, Nitliols, Thos. S.

R. Pbelpa. David Landon. Jj POLITICAL VCAMPAIGNS OF THE MARKETS. Tho radar, Dre.

8. 1001. Reported hy William P. IMltiieb dialar it Crcvriea, nrorlaloita atid oaravJ fkisa prcdnc. Her tul.

Butter ntttiis COURT PROCEEDINGS. GENTLEMEN OF THJIJl'BV. The following persons were summoned as juror this wrek: Hnrjr Arj. Wllmftf; Howard Beach, Troy boro; Piil Brown, valu.luir Im; TlifmiM Muck, Can i on boro; A Men M.CalltT, Hmitlitlold; Uomid A. UliftiNuaK.

Aihent lp; Henry Oar-tier, Overton; Divld Ctnifiv, flutiinjUHil; M. UiBiutmrialA, T.maiic'a boro; rttrtvk Orlminlna, Terry; Jame. Oarroll, Wllujut; Michael U-rroll, North Tctwandaj rharlea H-pue, ToMiidfc Iwp Wan ley LMny, boro; Kij(u Albany; W. Ely. HprtriBflald'; Jolin Ortfll-t.

Allien boro; Ira D. OretiB. Tiiwamia Iwu; Utinrii lIiintliiR-loti, HtnlttifUttl; Thna. Alhny; Oharle Ilok-ontli, Lettoy Robert Hamiafln. Orwell; olm aim.

an, I'antod twp, ianlel ktrwin. Towanda boro; Olarenoa T. Kellonir. BurllriB-ton boro; AhnrlO. McCaalln.

Aihrm boro; win McNamara, Troy boro; H. McKay. Mnnto" wn; John MoCaiiley, UIMer; Win. Miller, Athena twp; Henry Nenblt, Herrick; Jerry K. O'Neill, Athena boro; Aahmun Par-on Tow-anda boro; Chaa B.

Petera, Albana boro; Frank W.Park, LlUhneld; lua K. Hlevet.a, Hintih-ni-ld; lR W. -Icoiilen, MyKanla boro; Mare-dell B. Hmtlh, Hhehrquin; Tluodore Hlavrna, Vlke twp; Francla E. Whoemak.r, Uranllla; I.ewla Haie.

WUjioI; Thna. Meade, Troy two; Hanuel Thontpaon Houib Creek; Jan.ea K. Thrall, Columbia; Kugene J. Thrall, Oolniubfa; Prank 1 bornton. AUxiifl boro; Hpenrer Tup-per.

Pike iwp; Welhy A. Updlae Wella; Jamee Underwood, Alliens twp; Freeman 0. Wlleox, New Albauy. Campaign of I883. Local nominations in 1883 were Republican District attorney, bieaxar J.

Angle, Towmila ouoty surveyor, Oliver A. UHDert, Asylum. Democratic District attorney, 8. Kicbard Pivne. Towanda: county surveyor, Nathaniel Y.

Walker, Athens. Prohibition District atto ney, Stciihen P. Warner. Pike ell, Orwel'. Joseph Powell of Towanda was the Dmocralio candidate fnr State trefBiin r.

Tue following vote w-te recorded Nov 6: Angle 680!) Payne 3li 13. Warner 444, 6112 Slate treasurer Livsey Uieenback candidate Ul. Campaign In 1884 nominations president mioss Hepublican James jt. D-aine or M-tine aod U-m. Jonn A.

XjI-gin of Illinois Democratic Orover Cleveland of New York aud Thos. A. Hendrioks of Indiana Prohibition John P. St. John of Kan-tasanl Wm Dmiel of VirgiaU Local nominations were Republi can 0 press, Frank C.

Bunnell, Jolin K. Newell, Wyalnaing reie8entatives, lloweil tlowell, warren, Stephen Sterigers, New Albany and James H. Sbaw, OantoD sheriff, Dallas J. 8weet. Monroeton: urotbonotary.

Wm. J. Yoang, Tosanda register and recorder, urer, J. Iceman Atbens Rome and Milton O. Loomis, Troy; auditors, Clement F.

Heverly, Overton and Erl Nichols, Smitbfield coroner, Dr. Volney Hornet, Wjaluemg. Dimoeratic Congress, Geo. A. 8 ate senator, Heniy B.

McKeau, Towanda; representatives, Nelson Stevens, Standing Stone, Patrick C. Lynch, Barcl-y and Tho M. Cantcn; sberifT, Dwight Kellum, Asylnm; W. Bishop, SAyre register and recorder, Geo. H.

Hortcn, Wilmot treasurer, John H. Murray, South Waverly commissioners, Geo. H. Vandyke, UiBter and Dennis Crimmins, Asylum auditors, Job Morlev, Burlington and Chas B. Biggs, Smitbfield coroner, Dr.

Horace BuBb, Wyalusing. Prohibitum Congress. Bichard T. Djdson, Susquehanna county State Benator, Dr. Geo.

F. Horton, Terry representatives, Martiu Fee, Wyalusing. Isaao Yonng, Shefltirquin and O. Addison Wright, LeB sheriff, Joseph Foulke, West Burlington prothono- tary, Smith D. Bsroum, Sooth Waverly register and recorder, Clay ton M.

Odbcrn, lowanda treasnrer, eioners, Chas. White, North Towanda, Dr. A. Jndson, Litchfield auditors, John B. Sterigere, New Albany and Chas.

N. Beers, Orwell coroner. Dr. M. E.

Kd, Wyalnsing. The vote taken Nov. 4 was as follows: Bunnell 8232. Post 4774, 4508, Horton 624, Howell 8274, 4321, Lvnoh 4339, Watts 4473, Sweet 8426. K-llura 4096, Foulke 784, Young 8266, Bishop 4415, Barnaul 643, Munn 8105, Hortt 4483, Osborn 709, Elebree 8147, Murray 4393, Fuller 652, Towner 7669, Loomis 7803, Vandyke 4765, Crimmiue 3831, White K05, Judson 582, Heverly 7768, Nichols 7691, Morley 4597,.

Biggs 4232, Sterigere 614, Beers 635, Hornet 8199, Buah 4393, Beed 631. The vote for president by districts was BUIne Cl.v.Und Blaine Ol.v.Und Smith Bros. OFFER THE FOLLOWING Bargains for Fall Read and Reflect Oak Hnits, 2 piste, pieces, for (m Uik Ho I La, -JU'Ji pUte, peeei, tor $1M 410 Maple Haita, ifHx'JJ plat. pitCtS, $1H 1 0 Uonciitrt irom no to f'-'U. idtbrntids lorn I'J np 1 1 1(1, Oar Chairs from $5 op to $15 VdUty Keekers from (1 H-V (1 40 op.

Undertaking AND Embalming. Chestnut Caakets, t-overed witb uiotb.tull trimmed, with atlendance. Also tun biKheat grsie node rtakiog goods to be bad st reasonable prices. TELEPHONE 82. SMITH BROS.

321 Main Towanda. The name Is Pedalis with the Pocket. 4 UNCLE SAM Knit Boot I And Woonsocket Rolled Edge Perfection Lambertville Snag-Proof Bool, Perfection aud I. ace HuronB Lumberman's Legfftoa, Arctic, etc. Theae gooila recommend tliemaelvea.

Come and aee for yoiiraclf. J. R. flcKeeby, 5116 Main Towanda Pedalis Has the Pocket Have You Heard About Them What? Chubbuck's Coffees. The famous White Mule brand of bulk coffees.

Four grades. All fine drinking Coffees. Then there's the old standard. Chubbuck's Java and Mocha in full packages. 2 5 a pound, these CotTeea.

F. Dittrich, Towanda NONE OTHER HAS THE POCKET BUT PEDALIS. BERNICE COAL. 1 2240 POUNDSi FOR A TON. FOB SALE AT 1 State Line yards, nncy JMARKET POP Hides, Furs, Beeswax and Tallow.

J. W. Shiner, Hannfactnrer of Harness of every description. Bridge St TOWANDA BUY Alia 27 Alh.i y. 2112 Armenia 84 Asylum 141 Atheis boro.

1st 138 2d 1114 111 98 18 1.M1 113 133 117 70 180 75 15 110 58 111 82 95 82 49 51 15 31 90 18 K-0 8 29 67 50 113 Athens twp 165 21 a a.i 31 270 Barrlsy 143 Iliirlingtou boro 30 Hurliugtou 171 Knrlington, West 1118 Canton boro 207 twn 290 Columbia 169 Franklin 1118 Granville 218 Herrick 128 Leltavsville boro. 83 LeRov 192 Litch'tield 149 Monroe boro 103 Monroe 253 New Albany boro 51 Orwell 216 Overton 41 Pike 231 Ridgebury 162 81. John, Prohibition, received 299. Campaign Lrical nominations in 1S85 were HISTORY. 1883, '84, 85 and '86.

countv surveyor, Josiah J. New Oilbert 6779. Walker 3353, Newell (B 6271, Pos ell (D.) 4041, of 1 884. and vice-president were made as Wyoming county; State senator, Adelbert D. Munn, Litohfleld treas commissioners, Jjevi W.

lowner, lubel fuller, Herrick commie- Dodeon 602, Newell 8193, MKean Sterigere 8244, Sbaw 8304, Stevens Fee 618, Yonng 631, Wright 609, Rome boro 38 111 Home twp 173 54 Sht-shequin 2r5 79 Smithneld 299 South Creek 145 Ha South Waverly boro 9 Springileld 2-JO Standing Stone 82 Sylvania boro 53 Terry 177 Towanda boro, 1st 154- Bt 222 31 142 Towanda Twp 154 Towanda North 97 Troy boro 203 Troy Twp 243 Tnscnrora 221 ister ISO Warren 2111) Wells 1IKI Wilmot 168 Windham 153 Wyalusiug, 1st 150 2dd 100 Wveoi, Is 118 2d 61 Total 8405 87 83 132 13 103 64 101 71 63 54 102 98 62 112 131 163 96 103 29 85 65 4216 521 votes and Butler, Greenback, of 1885. Republican Jnry commissioner, Day (D.) 2386, Spangler (Proh.) governor were Chauncey won, rronioition, auuen nominations were: tfepuoftcan vote taken Nov. 2 was as follows 828, Kinney 6869, Heckman 7001 Delmot 272, Wilt 7328, Lmberson The question of repeal offence law Tne vote was ior repeal, ooo Kome Twp Sheshequin Smithlield 156 218 45 72 256 8: South Creek 119 South Waverly buro 63 Springfield 179 Standing Stone 47 Sylvnnia Buro 50 Terry 111 Towanda boro 1st 120 2d 175 3d 123 Towanda Twp 122 49 113 1 18 mi lnu 114 6(1 43 Towanda North 71 Trov 179 8H Troy twp, ltd Trov twp, 2d Tnecarora Ulster Warren Wells Wilmot Windham Wyalusing 1st 2 tl Yysox, Istd 2d Total 89 1113 172 137 177 61 118 127 126 8 3M 643 votes, and r.sion (Gr. Ballard, David 8. Granteer, ue at, jonn vboujib, DaWitt, Cilvin 8.

Sillard, McKean, Joeiab Loomis, McKean, Joeiah Loomis, McKean, John W. Vandyke, la it not about time that tbe To wanda Water Company was made to pay its share of taxes in Towanda borough The people of Towanda are overburdened with tax es, and every cilinn who owns a little home is taxed to the utmost of bis ability, and yet tbis insolent corporation which claims to own property worth over a hundred thousand dollars, and which every year extorts thousands of dollars from the people does not pay a siugle cent of taxes. A greater lrj ustioe tban this, it is bard to imagine. The Water Company uses the ntreets of the borough for its own private advantage, it digB tbem up whenever-' it -sses fit, and yet it does not pay a cent tow ardh keeping them in order, or paying any other expenses (f tbe borongb. It dues not keep its contracts with the borongh to furnish continuous and i fiicient fire protection, nor does it furnish its patrons with an abundant supply of pure and wholesome water from tbe Filen- berger springs, as it agreed to.

If its patrons oomDlain of poor ser vice or exorbitant rates, they are met with insults and abuBe from the manager, aud with the threat to raise their raks or shut off their water. It is evident that this in solvent corporation does not appreciate the privileges which it en joys at the expense of tbe taxpay ers. Ibe.bTAB thinks that it about time tbe Towanda Water Company was made to pay a fair and reasonable share of the bor ough taxes. If there is any good reason why tbis corporation wbicb owns thousands of dollars' worth of property should not pay its share or taxes, we are unable to see it The oi-ntract by which they claim exemption from taxation has been declared at an end, on account of tbe persistent Violations thereof by the company, and the borough au thorities should see to it at once that the ccmpany is properly as sessed and made to pay its Bbare of tbe borough ttxes Why the poor people of tbe borough should be compelled to pay taxes end tbis wealthy corporation exempted, is Card to understand. 'Pleasant tfamllr A highly enjoyable occasion was the family gathering at the home of D.

S. VannefB, Bommei fit-Id, on Saturday, Nov. 30. Fonr sons. four daughters and 17 grandchil dren were present, as follows Washington Vanness and family, Towanda Merton Vanness and family, Standing Stone Jbldon Smith and family, EBt Herrick Wm.

Piatt and family, East Her rick, Joseph Vanness and family, Eummerfield; Jacob Roof and family, Eummerfield; Nellie Vanness, blmira, N. i and Leon Vanness, Eummerfield. After a most tooth- Borne dinner, the company was en tertained hy smging and recita-tim-i, after which Mr. Vanness gave a pleasant talk, and it was voted to make the oocaeion an annual home-coming. After many kind expressions, all joined in singing "Shall We Meet Beyond the Elver," when a happy event was brought a close.

Highly Complimented. One of the leading attorneys of lud uiijr oi oorunHjn recently o-u that a report made' bv Court Ste nographer Arthur'fHoad of this place, of an important railroad case, was tbe beet and most accu rate shorthand report that he bad ever Been, saying that after a most critical examination be bad nol been able to find a single error in the case, and that the report wae a model of orderand nestness as well as accuracy. This was a very great compliment to Mr. Head, and one which we have no doubi was follv deserved Mr. Head i considered one of the leading stenographers of tt country and often called np to report ibjpcr tant cases ontside of his own'crtui -ty where eat skill and arenracy are rr quired.

On Beveral occae'o' e-he has been called to report impor tant technical cases, which otbei stenographers -bad attempted and- failed. Mr. Head is vice president of the Law Stenographers' Association of the State of Pennsy lvania, nn nnnorarv tnemher of several oiber associations in' different The Court and tbe Br of Bradford county are fortunate in having the 'services of so able and competent an officer. 8atiHfRctioo guaranteed or money refund ed. Ttee are tbe term on which Tbe Hefner Dietillina Co.

mlicitfl yoor ordenl. $3.20 will bring yttu four loll qaarta of pa-e niven-Year Uld Kre, expreee prepain. Full pirliculsra in tbeir announcement this issue. Tacbhinnocfc em till pox has two cases of Wm. CroeW, aed 30.

and Car rie Pazon, aged 13. were married at last week. Kev. Daniel J. Haner of Hano ver.

who wan active in the ministry 75 years, died last week in his 96th year. Chas. T. Vanehn of MehonpaoT hap been appointed commissiouer of Wyoming oonnty. to succeed bis rather, tbe late Vanghn.

A Charleston farmer claims to have real's S46 Com each cow in bis dairy the past seanon in making outtar at home. Uatette, A snow accompanied hy a heavy wind. prevailed in eastern Pennsylvania tbe first of tbe week. In some section drifts prevented the rannmg of traios. An old potato grower of Tioga county says that' potatoes that rot are old varieties tbt have been raised year after year for a loop- time in the flame soil.

Tbe best way to connterttcfc the disease Is to change anewlkinq6 Throogh fhcnpsettiDc of a light ed lamp by i.ai dog in the home of Carl Barker-near Hon day morning five pereoQS'were burned to death and obe other was mor tally burned. Io'act, tbe entire family1 was wiped "otrt of existencj; monm. Mrs. John Ford of Athens.by an accidental fall, Monday, fraotured ner rigut arm. Wm.

Weed of New Albany hue had his pension increased from 124 to per month. Shumway and daughter of opnng urn enjoyed a visit at the oounty-seat Monday. Mias Belle Decker of Eiat Towanda, who baa been visiting at Buff alo, Niagara Falls and Canada, baa returned Home. George Maoafee of Athens was lo tne lerrioie railroad wreck near Seneca, last week, bnt for tunately escaped with only slight injuries. Ex-Commissicner Geo.

M.Deok er arrived in Towanda. Friday from his trip to the West His ship was caught in the fearful gale off the Atlantic coast, and tor four days it was hard to determine whether she would come through or go down. Outside of a thorough snaking np, Mr. Di-cker had a very enjoyable trip. He brought with mm numerous interesting speci mens of shells, plants and curios, wbicn be generously has been dis tributing among his friends.

He was culled to Nnr York again, Sunday evening, on business mat ters Armenia has several inches of snow, enough to affbrd good sleigh ing. "Three L-Riysville huntsmen, in one day recently, bagged 25 part ridges and 12 quail. Pete Dicker of Athens is serving a do das' sentence in jil on aa-conut of drunkenness. The preliminary steps have been taken for the organization of a Na tional bank at L-Raysville. Mrs.

Mary A Cowe.i of Towanda has been granted an original widow's pension of 18 per month. The Board of Pension Examin- rra, which held its meetings fit Uanton, will berealcer meet at Troy. Hurley McKee of Franklindale bas purchased the interest of Man? ning Lindley in the Towanda-' Canton stage line. Walter Bartlett of Canton was so badly mangled in a fodder cutter Thursday, that amputation at the wrist was necessary. The late County Commissioner Edward M.

Vaughn of Wyoming county was a native of Herrick, this county, having been born in 1844. The store of B. F. Cnater, Lacey-ville, was entered by burglars Tuesday night and robbed of merchandise valued at 150. Mrs.

George Catlin of Granville recently celebrated her 86th birthday, the occasion being made en joyable by tbe presence of a large nnmber of relatives. An ordinance bas been adopted by the Towanda borongh conncil, providing a penalty of s5 for tieirg horses npon- the streets for a long er period r.nan four nonrs. Major W. H. H.

Gore of Athens has bi-en notified by the War Va partment- that there is owing and due him for strvices during the Uivii war a balance ot fid iy. All Posts of the G. A. B. elect for the year 1902, at the Bret meeting in December.

Wat-kins Post, No. 68, at this place nominate and elect offioers, Friday night, Deo 6. New ads Eosenfield Dean. Christmas goods J. A.

Decker, men's W. Spencer, felts and rubbers; aker the gro cer, war ted and free yard sticks Westbrook, Pedalis and the pocket; Loewas, announcement. Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of the President, has presented a Christian Endeavor boy of Siyre a handker chief, which will be sold to the highest bidder at the bazaar, to be beld in the PreBbyterian church of 8yre, Friday evening. The ripn rtnmi- nated as officers of the Towanda fire department for tbe ensuing year Chief H-nry Bennett, No.

4 A. E. Coolbangh, No 2. First Assistant Cbiof Dudley Hum phrev. No.

3. Becond Assistant Chief, Edward Moyer, No. 5. The election will be held Monday eve ning, Deo. lb.

There was a popular demand for the Stab last week and we appreciate the many high compliments paid us. The general verdict' of people was "not' only the best writeup of the dedicatory exercises, but the most enterprising feat of journalise ever accomplished in tbis county a splendid souvenir edition." Edward O. Francke, an experi enced pharmacist, who has been occupying a responsible position in a New lork drug bouse during tbe past three years, has rented a building in Atbens and will open a drug store. Mr. Francke took bis first lessons in tbe art of compounding with Dr.

H. C. Porter Son of Towanda, and subsequently graduated from a school ot phar macy, lie ib a worthy and moBt excellent young man, and we are pleased to commend him to the peo ple of Athens. Officers Elected; At the annual meeting of the Bradford County Agricultural soci ety held at the court house Monday afternoon, officer' for the ensuing year were chosen as f.liows Free- taent, uapt Monroe- ton vice-presidents, Win. Pickering, Allia Hollow, J.

O.Nichols, Mountain Like, W. 11. Rockwell. Monroeton, Sylvester BobinBon. Allis Hollow secretary, Chas.

M. Culver, Towanda treasurer, Wm. X. Horton, Towanda; managers, J. F.

Patterson, Towanda, H. Coleman fc Borne, Jtf Smith Kuykendall, JS1 1R? Notlee. Now 1st the time to bny Furs. I have an elegant stock of For and PIUBh Robes, Wool Blankets, eto. I have decided to make a bis; re duction in price right now while each goods are needed, and will nave tne Dig Dargain sale Saturday, Do.

7. Come and see what 1 will offer. Tbe Far Bobes are an extra fine lot; J. W. Bhixeb, -li.

Towanda. -hlon M. Hicks, Asylnm Democratic Jury commissioner, jonu it. Fulford, Standing Stone; Prohibition Jury uommiasioner, John Ferguson, Granville. The following was the vote Nov.

3: Hicks 6219, 2308. Feronson 622. John B. Connolly (Greenback) 13. For MsrriMW Moans.

Clnytoa M. t'anlield. BALDWIW-BlttB-fQ X. Nov. 0.

Amos' l.r-fivville ami Mrs. Elizabeth Hush of Jjihi.hi, county. i KATOX ALLBN 1 Towamlii, Dpt. 4, at the parochial resilience l.y Ruber Coroner, Clnrei.ce Eftton niul Mi Tht-ri Allen, both of F.VKHBTT MVKBS In Wavnly, Nov. 27, nt the M.

E. pnrwnagi' h.v Key. .1. W. Nicholson, Bert D.

Everett of Adieus and iss Grace Myers of Psyre. VanBuskiuk Bbkkktt In Waverly, Nor. 2H, at the Baptist parsonage by Rev, D. H. Clare, John Vanlinkirk of Ubaca aud Miss Lottie Bennett or Kayre.

Chappkllb Brott In Waveilv. Nov '27. at the M. E. panwoagt by Kev.

J. Nicholson, Edward C. Chnptwlle of Ithaca aut Miss Marie C. Brott of Athens. AMJEN-PlATT In fcayre, Nov.

7, at the home of K. H. Cray ton hy Kev. Im Bingham, Arthur W. Alitn ami Mi Lillian IMatt, both of West Burlington.

Kohinbon lioiHNSOW In Kome, Nov. 27 at theM. K. psrsoanm by Kev. N.

W. Barnes. Jos. H. Hobinsbn nf Wickizer and Mira Bettie J.

Kobiuson of llnmhiook. McCLaRity Edwaiw-Id (lianville, N. Y-, Deo. 4, at the home nf the bride's parents by Iiev. D.

Stewart, Dr. Daniel McClarity of Athena. and Miss Margaret Edwards 2rt, at the Presbyterian ehuith hy Iir. J. S.

Stewart, K. D. Vestbrnnk, well-known and popular Towanda rum limit, and Miss Harriet H. Foster, danjilitir if Mr, and Mrs. Fredmik FosteK of Noilli Towanda.

The ceremony vtr.n witnissc ti only by the immediate friend of tin-(onti jcting The 8mh Jimi iih their many friends in wishing tliem long mid happy life in which nil their IiouWim may be Uttlr PS Cass In Alliens, l)ei-. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Case, a duDKliti-r. Gbeen In Sflyre, Itic. J. to nod Mrs. Wm.

Green, a riMnshUr. WATSON--In Atbtlff, 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Frauk Watson, owm. GBEEN In East lice.

2, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green, a son. IlKVEBLy In Towamb, IHc. to Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Heverlj, a l(l-pnnd danjh-ter. i MUKl UAKY, Br ALLEN NKillTA died at his home in Albs, Nov.

It), aged 5-1 years. MRS. LUCY D. AVKnv died at her home in Oillett, Nov. 8, aped 87 years.

O'MKBA HYLOB diet at her home o)i Finnic Koal street of cancer. Sbe is survived her hnsbnml and one Bon. I o. JJIIILFIUEB died at his home fi Anstinville Nov. 13 of cancer of the stotnbci, o-ed 44 years.

His wife survives biin. MISS JENNIE -CItiMIIEKLAIN, daughter of the JiferHoo. J. F. Chamberlain, died at --nir-'ii 1 '-jr.

Nov. 27. Her mother, HJij'sjster and two brothers survive her. DR. E.

MOItEY died at his borne ii Athens Nor. 2.1, from heart and lnng trotblf, aged 47 years. Deceased wasa nativeof IDeRnyter, N. Y. He had been a residen; ot Athens since 1891.

His wife by a seedd marriage and three children survive hia. A. L. JOHNSTON, a well known mill man and sawyer, died at the Barlclay juucliojn hotel Nov. 55 years.

He is survived by his wife and nine children. FuneiiJ services were held Saturday morning w4 the remains taken to Terrytown for inttrinent. chaunceyJ-arnold died at his home in South Warren Nov. 19, aged 77 years. Four sons Ira, Chauncey, P.

S. and Andrew, and three daughters-Mrs. M. Chaffee, Mrs. Chubbook and Frank Dinion, besides two brothers, and one sister survive him.

UBS. JURY SMITH, wife of Acker Smith I colored) died at her home on Bridge street, Nov. 29 of cancer of the stomach, aged 57 years. She hud been a resident of Towanda-for about vr-. Her husbaud and itiree uunutci.

her. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon. ArOlT9Tt'8 B. SMITH died at the home of bis daughter, Mrs. W.

H. Sawtelle in Athens, Dec. 1, after a brief illness, aged nearly Kl years. He 'was a native of Coventry, N. having been a resident of Atbens since- 1885.

He was a ruling elder in the Presbyterian church and had been active in church work for nearly half a century. His daughter is the only surviving member of tbe family. JONATHAN STEVENS, a lifelong and highly esteemed citizen of Standing 8tone, died Dec. 3 of cancer, 77 years. Five children survive bim as follows Mrs.

Vf. B. Taylor, Miss Kie Stevens ami K. Stevens ot Standing Stone, Joel G. Stevens of Durell, and E.

Stevens of Colorado services will be beld 10 o'clock and from' the Standing Stone chorch at 11 o'clock. Joseph buncos'1-died at tbe home of his son, Dr. L. M. Min-gos, South Main street, Deo.

3, aged Eli years. Deceased was a son of Conrad Min-gos, who settled at Liberty Corners in 1838, where the deceas.d spent the greater portion of his life. He was a gentleman beld in bigh esteem by nil who knew bim. Funeral services and interment will be held at noon today at Liberty Corners. Which I If a paioter wants his paint to wear three years, let bim use lead and oil, and mix it himself.

If he wants it to wear six years, let him use Devoe ieaa and zino, ground fipe. The story of Ibe Civil war is told by Bradford oonnty soldiers in Our Bove Id Blue." The volume embraces every phase of a soldier's lifr, and man) of tbe most thrilling incidents of Ibe war in wbicb onr old eo' liters were the actors. Dr. Egle, the eminent State historian, said -'Oar Boys In Blae covers the eiperience ol a soldier s- life folly it iB highly entertaining and tbe best thing of lbs kind I have ever T.wtj old soldier should have it for himself and fam ily." The volume may be bad at tbe Btab office only; price $1 SO per volume. We call attention of our readers to tbe a-Wertisemeos of Tbe HBjnr Distilliog wbica appears in this issue.

This is a ri l'able concern and their whb-key ta noted throughout tbe world for its purity. $3 20 amies fonr full quarts of thvt wait key, tx-prces chAtgt prepaid. mss II fai oo PulaltM, Ky Oata Corn mai Fd Flour, par aael Pretty Keepsake FOR EVERYBODY. The picture represents a besntiful srid Painted Minititaie, moaoted in gold plated frame, made from your own photo-Krapo or that ot some dear frieod. Nothing ia more beanttf'ul aod popular than the niniature Brooches which are worn by fathers, mothers, sinters, brothers and sweetnearU.

We have made arranKemeilLa so thnt eeryb'x1y mar have one. Heod us One New Subscriber to the Star for one year with Oo Iollar and your photograph or tin-type, and Brooch will he forwarded to yon as soon as it can be made. For Two New Subscribers and. two dollars we will fnrnisti a Miniature of yoaiwlf and any other person wbope picture yon send d. All photographs will be returned without irjary to their owners.

Keroemoer, we are ottering yon a great bargain, as the Brooches alone are woith tbe amount yon send ni. We make this extraordinary offer only be can ae we want at lust lmxi of oar fritnds and enbncrihers to take advantage of it and have the benefit of commissions that won Id otherwise go to road solicitors. Get in yonr order earlr, as we may not be able to continue tbis otVdr after fid days. We gnar-aatee work, and simples for inspection may be seen at tbe BTAU office. Address.

The Bradford Star, TOWANDA. PA. Rickey Kilmer, GROCERS, Corner Main 5 State Towanda. Our Leaders Delicious Blend Coffee. King Bran 1 Canne 1 Ooods.

lit his Pedalis iB al TAILORING Fall and Winter Suits At $13.50 and Upwards. Trousers at 4 and upward. Cleanlng.Pressing.BepalringaSpecialty Lawson Wood, ioTiYinV Scheufler, McCarty Co MARBLEandGRANITE Monuments. The only polishinK es tablishment in North eastern Pennsylvania. Write or call for prices.

S. Main Towanda 5ct. Store, PHI State treasnrer, Qaay (B.) had 5229, 462, Whitney (Gr.) 25. Popcorn, Onions, Apples, Eggs, Butter In large or small quantities. Free To any one who will call, we will be pleased to give a very serviceable YARD STICK.

BAKER, THE CASH QROCER TOWANDA, PA. CHARLES SILVERBERG, Artistic Tailor. Cleaning, Repairing, Dyeing. All Work Neatly and Promptly Attended To. Now It the time to look over your Winter clot bine and have litem put in shape.

Your Overcoat mmy need new sleeve linings or a new eoltar I will do all work at very naaonale prices and guarantee satisfaction. Pants cleaned and pressed 23c. Coats cleaned and pressed sOc. Vesta cleaned and pressed 25c. 404 Main Street, Towanda, Pa Otot tor formerly occupied by Hire Titus.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware! An honest stock of the same always kept. No Job lots. Also, agent for the following Bicycles Spalding, Wolf-American and Stormers. All good wheels. Come and get prices.

ParkerVLncky Curve" Fountain Pent The most practical yet devised in all styles and prices. R. A. MOUILLESSEAUX, 502 Main Towanda. THE Towanda Business College Prepares for all kinds of Reporting, Accounting, etc.

Write lor information to M. CRONK, Priricipal, Opera Honae Bloek, TOWANDA, PA. D.v Sohool opened Sept. 2. H.

E3. WELLS. PIANOS and ORGANS Tuned, Repaired and Poluhed. 60S Alain Towanaa. ta.

lo-lT-'Ol-ly WE HAVE THE Passepartout Bindings neat and inexpensive way of Framing Pictures. We do them. OTT HAY, OmZKNH BANK BUILDING. TOWANDA FA PERSONAL MENTION. A.

Kibiosm of Mercur was a Towanda visitor Monday. Henry Corner is Overton's representative on the jury this week. D. J. Collins of Overton was calling on Towanda friends yesterday.

B. M. Hanuefin of North Orwell has been gracing the jury box this week. N. E.

Merrill o' Potterville made the Stab an agreeable call while in town Monday. G. A. Northrup of Foot of- Plane was circulating among his Towanda friends Saturday. Isaac Babcock, one of Albany's battle-scarred veterans, was a Towanda visitor yesterday.

James E. Thall of Columbia is looking after the good subjects for insurance on the jury this week. E. J. Bennett of Durell was among the good natnred people doing business in Towanda Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welles of Wilkes Barre wers guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

P. Welles, Thursday. Alex. Douglass, one of Wilmot's fighting members of the old 57th, was. calling on Towanda friends Monday.

iWm. Ward of Wysox, while Skidding logs last week, had bis left leg broken. He was taken to the Packer hospital. Justice E. Thall of Columbia is one of the substantial and good natnred citizens, who is serving hie country as juror this week.

Elward Bullock, who has been in the U. Artillery service the past three years at Honolulu, is visiting bis parents at Monroeton. Major W. H. Gore of Athens, after being confined to his borne of bronchitis fr four weeks, his many friends will be pleased to learn is ont again.

Jackman Herrick of Athens, who bsc been reading wrtk Hayoard, was admitted 4o pracboaJ iD'-tbe neverar Cora-M ts israaiotd-ootntty' Tuesday. Andrew J. Horton of Illinois is er-ylng a short visit with relatives and friends in Towanda and vicin-ity. Mr. Horton is a native of 6besbqnin and a battle-scarred veteran of the wsr, having served three years in O.

141st P. V. He finds many changes in Towanda since leaving here nearly 40 years go. campaign oi iooo. Tn 1886 Gen.

James A. Beaver and Wm. T. Davies were re-nomina ted by tbe Bepublican party for governor and lieutenant-governor The opposition candidates for Black, Democrat, unaries a. Houston, Greenback: Local OYER AHD TBBHINEB Com.

vs Jack Fagaii Burglary, etc. Jury find defeddant not guilty. QUARTBU BES8IOHS Cora, vb Clnrence Corneby AgKravatcc! assaalt and battery. Jury find defendant not gaily, prosecutor for costs. Com.

va Morris Vanderpool Mniioioun mischief to electrical appliances. Defend ant pleads guilty. Com. vn Walter Scrivens Larceny und receiving stolen property. Deft pleads guilty.

Com. vs Del phi ne Brown, alias Tittell Larceny and receiving stolen goods. Jury find defendant not guilty. Com. vs Cora Robinson malicious tres pass.

Indictment qunshed. Com. vs Mrs. Peter Dorney- Larceny by bailee. Jury find defendant not guilty.

Com. va Fred Johnson and Harry Getts Larceny. Getts pleads guilty and jury find Jobuson not guilty. Com. vs James Chambers Surety of the peace.

ISolle prosequi entered. Com. vs J. Adultery. ISolle prosequi entered.

Com. vs John Bohlayer Arnault and battery. Kolle prosequi entered upon payment of costs by defendant. Com. vsDelphine Brown, alias Tittell Assault and battery.

Defendant pleads guilty. Com. vs same, surety of the peace. After hearing, Court direct defendant to pay the costs and give bail in $100 to keep the peace. Com.

vs E. B. Bush Larceny by bailee. Nolle prosequi entered. COMMON PLKA9.

Suhpu'nas in divorce were awarded in the following cases: M. 8. Hall vs Anna C. Hall; "Welthia Hicks vs William Hicks; Fannie K. Merrick vs Melissa A.

Merrick. Alice AI. Bowman vs Frank Bowman. Divorce decreed. 'lI Addie Grifflu, vsSnifth Griffin.

Sheriff directed to make proclamation. George WOwen- Cora A Owea-- Re spondent permitted to file sn answer, and the Master and Examiner ordered to hear Buch evidence ob sbe may offer. obphanb' court. In re estate of Geo. B.

Means. Mrs. M. E. Means, guardian, discharged.

In re estate of Birdsey Watkins. Dis charge of Isaac L. Watktns, administrator, stricken from the record so that he may assign a mortgage belonging to decedent. In re estate of Augustus E. Austin, a mor.

1 1 1 is H. And rews appoi nted guardian. Frauk Patten if Cirbondale. agfd 16 years, gave his life to save that of his sweetheart Monday afternoon. Both went skating on No; pond.

The pond was found to be frrzen over and appeared se cure. Alias (JoIviJIe skated alone across the pond ard had proceeded bnt half way when tbe ice crushed beneath her and with a pbriek she sank in tbe water. Patten beard tbe pbriek, quickly skated to her aid. plunging in after her. When be (wme np be caught her and raising her above the ice, slid her on tbe glossy surf-ice to safety.

wbb exhausted by bis straggles, went down and failed to come op, The body was fonnd an honr afterward. W. W. Cbesney of ABbury Park. N- -claims to have cured many eases of loob jaw by tbis simple remeny fat tbe patiene in a warm bath and place in tbe water one poutd of mustard.

Immerse all except tbe month, nose and Uover the head with warm cloths, then add hot water until the temperature is 110 degrfMi, or if tbe patient can bear it 120 de greet. Keep the patient in until OCT" Trb riannlW tab-on about 20 minutes, although no me nave btfn in 4U minutes. JNot single failure in this treatment ban ever occurred. Mr. Chesney saye be has attended all cases without charge.

Here is a Supquehanna county man with a record Hiram Hwz ard of Elkdale was recently married for the third time within a year. Carrie Updike, 1G years old, waa his first bride, but the two Boon quarreled, separated and divorced. Then Hazard courted and won Hilda Fuertb, who was also 16 years old. At the recent term of tbe Pike county court, he was an applicant for divorce and be secur ed it, notwithstanding that bis wife made a fight against it. Hazird bas apparently learned wisdom, for in selecting his third wire he avoid ed all the young girls and went in for a woman of substantial age.

ibe present Mrs. Heztrd 1b ten je.rB the senior cf her husband. George Burns of Selinegrove, Pa who is 92 years old, is perhaps tbe most expert ri 11- shot in that sec tion, several weeks ago he jour neyed to the woods of ill in coon ty and brovght borne with him two fine wild turkeys, fight pheasants and five gray squirrels. Last week he started out again, with his an tin ua ted flint lock, for a huut in Lycoming county, aBd to tl utter surprise of Lib sod, r. liurLP, with whom tbe old gentleman makes his borne, ho returned Thursday with two wild gobblers, seven pheasants three rabbits and one eoon.

One of the turkeys, tbe old man said, be Bbot on tbe wing. Mr. Burns savs he uses tbe old- fas Mod ed hatch ball fur loading, aad thinks tbe new-fangled cartridge is a bumbug. The) Cost of Put miner. Cost of putting it on is twice the coat of the paint.

So, if Dcvoe lasts twiee as loeg as another paint, it save three times the cost of lb-self or the other. Bold by Da H. C. Son. Ready tor Hunters.

Guns for rent and all kinds of ammunition for sale. E. 8. Cook, 510 Main St. Towanda.

10-17-tf. Trespass BDd bantinff ootioes for sale st the Btab offioe, Congress, Frank C. Bunnell, Wyoming oonnty representatives, Winfield 8. Kinney, Borne, William B. Heckman, Sayre, and Edmund M.

Tuton, Bidgebury district attorney, J. Andrew Wilt, Towanda ounty surveyor, Hiram E. -Boll, Wysox. liemocrat-MConeress. Victor E.

Plollet, Wysox; representatives, Amos P. Wolnott. Litchfield: Edward McDevitt, 8yre and Theodore F. Porter, Granville district attorney. Adelbert Lamberson, Athens.

Bohert T. Dodson reDreeentatives. Alva Cornell, B.L Barnum and 8. F. Wright.

The Bunnell 7102. Piollet 3296. Dodson Tuton 7045. Wolcott 8565. McDevitt 3653.

Porter 3669. Cornell 894 FUrnriT, 683. Wrieht 696. K. F.

3568, Bull (no opposition') 7099. was submitted at the same election. against, 1627. The vote for governor by distriots was- Bever Black AtlaA Albany 176 A menia 55 Asylum 12V AthenB boro 1st 121 HI 19 122 84 155 96 62 99 75 83 11 40 50 2d 18 Athens twp 1st 118 an a 3d 4th Barclay Burlington Boro Burlington Twp Burlington, West 3 141 117 47 31 161 92 Canton Boro 151 Canton Twp, 1st 119 al 64 32 71 63 (17 52 14 28 96 15 77 12 18 59 45 10(1 Columbia 120 Franklin 92 1W6 116 77 147 139 109 215 54 172 Granville rrick LeRaysville boro. Lelioy Litchfield Monroe Boro Monroe Twp Kew Alba- boro.

Orwell Pike 1T ltidireburv ll Charles B. Wolf (Proh.) received 42 55 B. Loewus Dry Goods Store. We have just received a new line ot Constables of Bradford County From 1813. Athene.

Burlington. Canton. Hovt Bdllard. Solomon 1R.30BaUM Pierce. Hovt Ladies' and Children's Coats also a new line of 1831 Francis G.

Mnnaj, Jacob E. Vosbnrg, David Calmer, Chester Stevens, 1832 Chauncey McAllister, JJacob E. Vosbnrg, David Palmer, 1833 CbanwyMcAllister, Morgan DeWilt, Enoch Bellard, 0 B. SpriDg, Tu Ladies' and Children's Hats. assorted styles, at prices to suit all.

Spring morgan 183SEveretElwell. Morgm Isaac Morley, Jr. 1836 Everett Elwell, Andrew Anthony Soell, 1837 Alouzo Tozer, Andrew Everett Elwell, Lemuel H. Sherman, I83S Bobt B. Minier, Andrew If you are in need of anything in the line of Ladies', Men's or Children's Underwear, we can suit you, and we have a large line of same and the prices are right.

Also a new line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in all the latest fall shades and made up in the latest style. Would be pleased to have you call and inspect the above goods before purchasing. Lemnel Sherman, 1839 Lemuel Sherman, Chas. Knapp, John W. Vandjke, 1840 Chester P.

Spalding, Chae. Knapp, Horace N. Ward, O. B. Spring, 1841 Kobt.

B. Minier, Jas. S. McKean, Berj. Coolbangh, 1842 Bobt.

Sutton, Jaa. 8. McKean, Justin Botbweil, Ebentier C. 1843 EbeneaerC. Drake, Chaa.

Taylor, Justin Botbweil, Kobt. Button 1844Geo. S. Mathewson, Chas. Taylor, Boewell Rogers, Bobt Sntton, 1845 Geo.

8. Mathewson, Ashabel Smith, Lntber J. Andres, Kobt Sntton, 1846 Bobt. Bntton, Ashabel Smith, A. E.

Spalding, Natban Edmineter, 1847 Jaa. B. Stone, Myron Ballard, A. E. Spalding, Natban Edminater, uy iae-ac.

ui uuuneuuiu pjl(0. Va of anthraxbas' caused a dozen a maters in the-em-pioy of the Union Tanning Company at Hillsgrove to quit work. Two teamsters have ditd cf tbe disease within a few months, the lateBt victim being Mile? Jenkins; who died Thursday night after Buffering terrible agony. His death caused a panic among the other men. If you ose whiskey try and get MoHenry'a purf rje, 29tf B.

Loewus' 415 MAIN TOWANDA..