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The City Of the Living.


In lone-vani.hed .se-whose varied story
No record has to-day.
So hong Ago expired Its grief AID glory
There hourished far away,
In brood realm whose beauty passed oil meas
A city fir and side.
Wherein the dweiIer lived In pesce and pleas
And never any died.
Di'ease and pain and death, those stern mar.u-
which mar our worlds fair face.
Never eDcr,sehed upon the pleasant borders
OF thst b txht dwelling plsce.
No fear Of parting and no dread Of dying
Could ever entc- there
No mourning for the lost. no Ausuished crying
Made any face less fair.
And graves rose side BY side
Within. The dwellers laughed at his endesvor.
And never any died.
oh hsppie.t OF all esrth's favored places.
oh bliss, to dwell therein
To live in the sweet light OF loving faces,
Aud fear no grave between.
To feel no dea,h-d.mp. gathering cold and
colder,
DisputinG lifes warm truth
To live on, never ioacli-r nor older.
Radiant in deaihless youth
And hurryins from the worlds remo,es, quar-
ters,
A tide OF pilsrim. flowed,
Across broad plains and over mighty Ws;ers,
To ind that biest abode,
Where never desth should come between and
Them from their loved apart
Where they might work, and " III. and live for
ever,
still holding heart to heart.
And SO they lived In hAppines. and pleasure,
And grew In power and pride.
And did CREST deeds, aud laid up stores Of
treasure,
And never any died.
And many year, rolled on. and saw them
striving,
With undated breath;
And other year. s,ili found and len them living.
And gave no hope Of q. ath.
Yet listen, h.pless soul, ~ hom angels pity.
Craving = boOu like this
Marx how the dwell.rs In the woudrnus city
Grew weary of their bliss.
one and another. who bad heeu conceaiing
The pain Of itfe's long inrall.
Forsook their pleasant places, and came stealing
Outside the city wall.
Craving with wish that brooked no more deny
ing,
SO long had IL been crossed,
The blessed Possibility Of diving
The treasure they had lost.
Daily the current Of res,-seeking mortals
ssellcd TO . broader tide,
TIL none As ieit within the city's portals,
md 49,
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What . Clergyman Says About the
vitall.ing Power Of Compound

A clergyman, Rev. W. B. Hines. OF Way
nesboro', Miss, writing to the Ner Orleans
Christian Adrocdte, says, referring to an
advertisement of COMPOUND OXYGEN in
that paper: "Please allow me few words
of commendation. My wife being in feeble
health, and having been so for many years.
l persuaded her to use it, which she did.
She began very soon to improve in strength.
and continued to improve, and passed
through the unusually hot summer Of 1878
and the fall, attending to all her domestic
duties with more strength and less fatigue
than she had done for ten years preceding /;
then during the winter nursed the sick day
and night, with more than usual loss Of
sleep and exposure and effort, and all with
out breaking down, rhich she could not
hare done at any period during ten years
past up to that time. In order to have some
experimental knowledge Of the effect of this
Treatment, l used it several times myself.
In all my life l never used anything that
produced so soon such pleasant, healthful
naturalness of condition. Gave a glow of
youthful buoyancy by increasing the vital
forces Of mind and body. II gaze com
pass aud porer to my roice that Il serer had
before" DRs. STARKEy l. PALEN, Of Nos.
liO9 and I'LL Girard Street, Philadelphia,
Pa, send their Treatise on Compound Oxy-
gen free to all who write for it.
lw39 Tyr. 16, COW.
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"A young, smart-looking Scotch clergy
man was preaching in strange country
church. Fearing that his hair was not
properly parted in the middle, or perhaps
that he might have smudge on his nose
he quietly and significantly said to the
beadle, there being no mirror in the vestry :
John, could YOU get me glass;" John
disappeared, and after few minutes re-
turned with something under his coat,
which, to the astonishment of the clergy
man, he produced in the form Of lemonade
bottle, with gill Of whiskey in it, saying
"Ye maunna let on [tell] about it, minister,
for got it as great favor; and l wadna
hae got it ava if l hadna said it was for
you" 1t may be well to mention that
among the humber orders in Scotland "a
glass" is the expression for dram Of liquor.
In the foregoing anecdote We are not told
whether the minister or John consumed the
gill; Cha,nbers's Journal.
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A Young lady has Sunday school class
of rather bright boys, averaging between
seven and nine years. Recently she re-
quested each pupil to come on the following
Sunday with some passage Of Scripture
bearing upon love. The lads needed the
request, and in turn recited their verses
bearing upon that popular topic, such as.
"Love your enemies" Little children, love
one another" etc. The teacher said to the
boy whose turn came last, "Well, Robbie,
what is your verse;" Rising, he responded.
'Song Of Solomon, second chapter, fifth
verse-'Stay me with hagons, comfort me
with apples for am sick Of love"
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Post Office Notice.

OWING 10 the failure OF Congress 70 make an sp-
u propsiasion for incideatsl expenses connected
With the Post OAce Department. have received
- connected With openinG ssd distributing
nsils darinx the night une VIM Dot be net by tn
Goyernmenf- Nosfce is hereby given that o. and
4 dark sed nails asviving during u night vii
not 3 diGH1bu1ed III nomi.G
\ A. VI. CUS80AN, teGonAGea1.
m4vosA lay Ishs ~
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-Recorder-You have been behaving
very badly. You not only got drunk, hst
you resisted the officer and used improper
language. Prisoner-I say. did you ever
get drunk and then just about the time you
felt tired and wanted to 20 to sleep, did you
ever have . policeman paw you about like
. watermelona" Say! Recorder-No; l
was never drunk. Prisoner-Then don't
talk.
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Messrs. p. w. HUBBARD & Co.: am
pleased to add my testimony to the many
you already have in favor Of the Peoples
Favorite Tonic Bitters. have been uaing
them this spring and have bsen much bsne-
fted thereby. They are superior - m sp-
petixer. 1t Is in every respect very ex-
cellent Spring medicine.
2vS9 CADT. L0Ula voEx1.
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CLEEPLEss AND MELANCH0LY.-To cosatles
~ NUMBER night brings neither peace nor rest Aosn-
dotsed the trtures wakefnlDess and dsspondeaey
the victim prsys for sieep ff daylight for
auy torment which he encures- Morning nBds
him ~f b.odshos ey~s feverish and weak Il 10 plain
all that this ghtful strain the mental and physical
forces contnae. What shall be doaef Absnds.a
al quietins remedies sleeping mixtures RES IokE
THE APPETITE. ENRICH THE BLOOD When ilS
brain and every other organ pourshec and strengthen
ID by b,od sleep will RETURN and win cheerful
ness and health. To accomplish this great ~ork no
medicine OF wsrid successfully combines
The elements necessary o. success MALT 81 lTTEks.
which are prepared wIrHorr vEknkSTArIox fun Cana
dian BAILEY MALT and HOPS. and ars free from the
Objections urged against nalf hquors-
Ask for MALI BrIrEHs prepared BY the MALI BIrrra
CouPAxY and that every bottle besrs uh< TnADs
AAEk LAsxL. duly signed and eneiossd In wave lines
in cut
MALT BITTERs for sale BY al Druggist.
lrls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30

lin what condition was the patriarch
Job at the end Of his life?" asked brooklyn
Sunday school teacher Of . quiet looking
boy at the foot Of the class. "Dead," calm
y replied TIE quiet looking boy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30

SPURTS OF disgusting Aucus.
S.uAss. Crackhag Pains In the
Aoad. Fssid Breath. Deafasss. and
any Catarrhal Complaint. can beer
terminated By Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cars. . Constitut tioaal An
aaets$y Absorption. The most In
portA.t Dassevesy si.os vsoeiAaties
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30

DANGEROUS MEN.-There are two classes
of humorists in this country who ought to
be sat down emphatcally. One is the funny
man who points his empty gun around in
discriminately, and the other is the genial
individual that rocks the row boat to scare
the inmates. The boat rocker looms up the
grandest when there are some women in the
boat. 1t shows of his great bravery and
indicates that he cares very little for marine
dangers. His smiling seif-assurance, as he
rocks the little craft from side to side,
stands out strongly against their terror
stricken demeanor as they cling to the boat.
The remedy for this sort of funny business
is to pick up the nearest oar and knock the
lorist into the bottom of the boat.
Don't be afraid of hittinghim too hard, his
head is thick. Argue the case afterward,
when he lays at the bottom Of the boat.
Then show him firmly, but kindly the error
of his vays, and, if he attempts to dispute
with you have the oar handy Detroit
Free Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30
Nevada's Natural PhenOmens.

Nevada Is land OF curious natural
phenomena. Her rivers have no visible out
let to the ocean. She has no lakes Of any
magnitude. She has vast stretches Of ak ali
deserts, however, that give every indication
Of having been the beds or bottoms Of either
seas or lakes. Down in Lincoln county
there is a spring of ice-eold water that
bubbles up over a rock and disappears on
the other side, and no one has been able to
find where the water goes. At another point
in the same county is large spring about
twenty feet square, that is apparently only
some eighteen or twenty inches in depth,
with a sandy bottom. The sand can be
plainly seen but on looking closer it is per
ceived that this sand is in perpetual state
of unrest. No bottom has ever been found
to this spring. Ii is said that teamster, on
reaching this spring one day. deceived by its
apparent shallowness, concluded to soak one
of his wagon wheels to cure the looseness Of
its tire. He therefore took il off and rolled
it into the, as he thought. shallow water.
He never laid his eyes on that wagon wheel
again. Oar mountains are full of caves and
caverns many Of which have been explored
to great distance. Speaking of caves,
redeo was held last spring over in Hunting
valley. During its progress quite number
of cattle were missed and for time unavail-
ing search was made for them At last they
were traced to the mouth of a natural tunnel
or cave in the mountain. The herders en-
tered the cave, and following i, for long
distance. at last found the cattle 1t appears
that they had probably entered the cave,
which was very narrow, in search of water.
1t had finally narrowed so that they could
proceed no futher. Neither could they turn
around to get out. They had been missed
must inevitably have perished in short
their predicament with difficulty, by the
herders squeezing past and getting in front
of them and soaring them into retrograde
movement by tapping their hats into the
faces ofthe stupid bovines.-Eureka Leader.
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,

MONEY depssited before the 18Th das OF
III March. June. septeniber.sad D-eember will
draw dividends from the 1rsi Of came month.
Dividends on deposits payable twice year,
June and December.
Dividends as declared are sdded to the
prineiv Al. tbss eempouBding the interest every
six months.
~ Under the existing law OF th,s state. all
deposits In Savings Banks, are exempt from N y
nicipal taxation.
No returns Of names Of depositofe are required
TO be made to STATE town authorities. and All
accounts b<id by this Bank 10 be strickly pft
vste and coandeatisl.
Married women and nersops under age caA de-
posif mt Rey IN their Own nAnes. thai u car
be drawn osly by the IN selves, or their order.
Especial advantages aGosded TO Executors.
irusI funds.
GEORGE PARCuER. President.
A1o &C. BtRRILL.T .TuAsuros.
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Highlands Copper Mining Co.

OF aIES EN9s Fk-O EffEIk-s NJ <
0iaoe os Reao6oe 90. 0s.
ORGANIZED lsso.
Capital, esoo. .ooo, shares tS each: Treasury
Fund elso.ooc.
President, Tindley J. Watt, Ess; Bluehill, Sec
retary frank ii. Binder. East Buehill; Treasurer.
James watt. Philadelphia, Diroctors-James
Watt. Christopher Binder. Joseph II. johnson
Findley J. wst, Frank H. Binder. James W.
snow. J. Wesley Leach.
~ Mneswere examined and approved by Prof.
AoutrovilleW. Dickersou. smos2o
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

N-fy7 AZ MYER Il DEvOE'S market is the
place TO get tender steaks and nice rOaSts.
OvERCOATs SO cheap that you can afford to
buy two or three, at RosENFELD's clothing
store.
N273 Mycr 4 Dryoc are receiving fresh
Oysters daily, at their morket. Bridge st.
Izg"MYER & DEvOE keep the largest and
best assortment Of Fruits and Vegetables III
town.
If YOU want the best vegetables, the largest
oysters, the best cuts Of meat, aud the finest
sausage to be found in Towanda, call on Mr..
MULI.OCK, at the old Market, just south of
the Ward House,
Gzi;' Jacobs is selling OycrcoatS all the way
from S2 up TO any price you are willing to
pay.
Don't put OH YOUR Christmas purchases
until the last moment. FITCH has a full line
of candies and c0niecti0ns, and now is the
time to make your selections.
Cigars of about every known brand at
FITCH'S.
j. A. MASVILLE. TowAnda, Pa, will sc
strictly first class Pianos and Organs at great
ly reduced prices for the next sixty days.
Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired.
Office with G. NJ. MANvILIl:, on 81 street
The continued mild weather mas induced
ROSENFIFLD. the Clothing merchant. to re-
ducG the prlcc Ul bturc",.l> and other winter
Clothing. Call and secure bargains. There
will be plenty of cold weather vet.
lzii II you want a stylish hat, cheaper than
you ever bought one, cali ut ROsENFIE
clothing store.
Prices way down in Gents fine Snd coarse
boots and shoes. Al goods warranted ~
represented, ut RLUMS.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05
Personal.

CHAs. L. ARCULAURUS, of Orange, \. j.,
is visiting his brothers-in-law, the Messrs.
HAYES, at Greenwood. He visited Bradford
Encampment last week.
G. L. GLADDING is talked of as II candidate
for the legislature next year, and he would
make good one.
j DOUTRICK, who has been engaged in the
merchant tailoring business here for the past
two years. left for his home i'm Bethlehem
last evening. Mr.. ID. has made lots of friends
in TOwanda, and leaves good reputation.
W. Il. FAsSETT was yesterday taken to the
Insane Asylum al Danville, where we have
no doubt he will be restored, and clothed in
his right mind, very soon.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05
A~f~ RIAL LISJ.--February Term. 1880
SECOND WEEK.

W ) Pierce, adu,'x, w Branhali, et III ....sci fa
Douglas Davidson. adnr. vs. JAS ID barbour. ..issue
Daniel BenSicy Chas r. Noble. issue
Shortridgc Go VS. J IiicHok...... .........asspt
rhenix Life ns Co Va ii y Burbank et al....sci Ia
Ihco Larrison VI & lockwood. d...... ....treepass
Pa ~ n \ X L. 20 VS. j ID Montanye, et al. eject
Iiuman w |. l. Moodys admir-
Seth pohne's uan rvs = W DoanL.. ..truytr
II & DeN itt W. Schrader Goa! Go. .trGspass
r. Y Fox, assignee, IS I Madiil ...... .....asspt
sarah Jordan Ns OIve Fox Elliott. ......... issue
William III Kcetcr vs Harret Keccr. r..........usspt
Horton v Robert HeunctL et ai..........asspt
W " harris " y Layton.
Lois 5 Moods use \ } Layton. pass
ii i lngham ~ samv. ............. ........trespass
u + hartDnFs same. trespis"
Il Halls use - Gtu Five, 1t al issue
B G Hall We William Brague. appeal
Lyman Blacklnan guardian, vs. y II Fox. appeal
Kirby W II Carpenter. ......... .ejectnent
. j Chubbuck vs. Vim Ii MOrgans estate. .asepL
WIN Il Storrs, assignee, vs. 1hOs Il Jordan. .asspt
Daniel Bensley vs stephen Evans, ct all. eject
THIRD WEEK.
j Munah, guard, Z l. Ward ct al. eject
L 9 Sweet, amd'X, VS. y Layton. .................
ii Is kiborn adInr, ys hartford Fire Ins CO.......
Elizabeth Danke W. : IL tanswOrth. .........eje ject
Brad l. y Il \ OF Athens " + hOot........scI IL
Chauncy WhcclerNs j j. Woodruff. ........ appeal
Huy Houon Fs Eihanan smith. ..........a appeal
Wm NJ Mallory vs. James 1 Clark at Al partition
! Loder Elnanan smith. ......... aSspb
Blum W Andrew Layton .....trespass
jno Means - LycOniiug lDs Co...... ......aSspt
r L fOX, assignee, ~ Piolet.. ............a .asspt
Rose Vincent Va Pa X Y Il Il Co. ....... ...aSspt
y y htaNcICr VS. laFN nefNeiI"fS eNF... .asspt
j y Bradley Alouzo lin ct al .......ejectment
Nj Cunningham David Whipple. .................
Daniel Jaggers W Lewis Biles ~ ai......trespaas
J0scpd Mcl<inney's ,Ino Mypr...... .sci fa
l. Elsbree VS. Hugh Clark. ............
Leonora Heath TT al, W. John Carroll. .trespas.
w Hollenback ~ Ii B Ingnnm.... ..........e .eiucs
VIM II Barnes VS. Win NJ ...............t tres pass
Hiram Horizons =" Erastus Shepard. ....sc ia
Same SBme... ........... ..............sci IL
Same same. ............... Ia
subpocnas "ln week ret'!lnaba Monday. :
FeOrHary 9Th, $50. :,
SuOpVcnas, 3rd week, uruable Monday.
February lb lSoO
80. W. BLACKMAN, Proshonotary.
Tnwasid !, jan. =, 1850.
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WAN

Lnder this heQd me ,ciH tns,,f FREE, notices %
situdti0aS or help to0nted.
A good girl. Enquire of Mrs. W. q. TRACY.
4 good girl 10 do homework,
Mrs. PETER MCINTYRE.
2d Street.
Mrs CURRAN, on street west Of FROST'S
Furniture factory, would like work at plain
sewing, tailoring, carpet making, or washing
and ironing.
A Young man of good moral habits wishes
IL situation in u Dry Goods or Grocery store,
three years experience, Good references
Apply TO the editors Of this paper.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05

A wholesale grocer in this city, who became
rich in his business, says his rule always was,
when he sold bill of goods on credit, to irn-
mcdiateIy subscribe for thA local paper of his
debtor. So long as his customer advertised
literally and vigorously, he l., sted, but as
soon as he began to contract his advertising
space, he took the fact as evidence that there
was trouble ahead, and he invariably went
for his debt. Said he, "Thc man who is too
poor to make his business known, is too poor
to do business" The withdrawing of an adj
ycrtisemcnt is an evidence of weakness that
business men are not slow 10 act upon.-Ne,o
York Times.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05
Towanda, February 5, 1880.

EDITORS REVIEW Gentien1eT:-I OhScrv-
ed the fact announced in your journal that
W. j. YOUNG, Esq, will be a candidate for
reelection. We do not know whether any
one may think it worth while to contest the
same, but aS some Of the readers of your
paper may have little occasion to become
familiar with the workings Of the official
duties of magistrate, we desire to call atten-
ton to one or more facts. The first one
that stikcs US is. that if the present incumbent
can afford to continue to exercise the duties
of the office, that the people cannot afford 10
dispense with him. He is well learned in the
law, fair and impartial in his decisions, and in
every way more than qualified for the com
plex duties of his position. Again, possessing
aS he has proved himself in the last five years
to possess, such desirable and necessary quail
tiles of character and ability, we believe that
his reelection will be but the recording of
the general feeling Of our citizens. over and
.above any petty parIizan consideration.
CIVIS.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05
HEADQUARTERS Co. A, 9TH REG. Nc.
Towanda. Pa, February 4, 1880.

General Order, No. g.
1. The members of the Company are order
ed to report at the Armory on Tuesday even
ing, Feb. 10, 1880, at 1880, in State Uni
form, for Inspections, and also to receive the
amount of yearly allowance, after deduct
ing all dues and fines charged on company
books.
2. Orders for members allowance will not
be accepted.
8. Members will not be paid unless in uni
form, and at meeting OF The company.
BY order Of j. ANDREW WILT.
Capt. Commanding Company.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05

Please call mt GEO. Ross 1st Ward Store
and get some of the incest dried beef you
ever saw, and sliced as thin as tissue paper, at
II cents per pound. He has just purchased
splendid dried beef Slicer of the Enterprise
Manufacturing Company, at Philadelphia.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05

This has been thus far and unfavorale
winter for ice dealers but the weather has
frightened the prospects somewhat. Good
ice, 5 inches thick, has been taken from q
point near Wyausing and put in the house of
the railroad company during the present
week.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05
NE HOME MUTUAL LIFE
OF LEBANON, PENN'A.

OF LEBANON, PENN'A.
Offers It's Policies of LIFE INSURANCE on such
terms that it ia an easy matter for any person 10
make suitable PROVISION FOR Ills FAMILY
in Of death. The EXPENSE Is very LIGHT.
ID compared With the ADVANTAGES.
For information or District Agencies, cali on
9. ". HAIL, iAtorney-ot ,L0,O,
ToNonda, Pa.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05
Court Proceedings.


Lizzie penneli VS. Edward ChilsOn ct al.
Elizabeth Cooney vs. L. ID Fowler ct al. south
Waverly Borough vs. 5 ii Howell ct at. Mrs
IL f' Jennings Fs nF' fle'chu''' cases
'o'l'' q 6p''oi'i%' aui'''' 'S 'o''''9oh'
nun ~ op'n Ju.'Sn'h' III eaoii cast
ihe cI'iHeiS b""h ol ""''lIs NS' - ho"-
i"lo.
III MAN "'ii W hr' mary Ann -'c4n"noIi
-hu'c 10 S'1 "Si''c execution ut cost oi pm.
inv anu" p"'I'''nS ana ""''"s f""u
AeSocH'''"'' W II 'l""pc' anu = II lu'nor
>",u " '''o'i '"', SUI ~ i,0"' 'o''"S ''.''''
Vi Al turner, anu ope" J"o'Sni' "s I" '',''''
r'tl|r"S N"'i"""' '""N - '''''' ~ '"o'''"S
anu = > huH"cii- n"loS "'N'''"' S,"'
1 il"'9.'a" W h"lS li"'S'''". Il
"i''u. W aim t"''""'' h'''"''.i' i'"''s
~ '''i''' 'i ''n'''' 11''.''" ~"'' - - II N"'
each case.
James Woods use VS. NJ A Cash ct al-Rule
to enon Sheriff from selling real estate.
Jeremiah klocl VS. John A Roy. NJ II
Laning W. A J Noble-Ruio to omen Judgment
IN 20 the nat;tion of Marv Cai, for ,bo
hencfit of her senar.,c e.rnioos--Conrt yro,t
nr,var of net;t;oner
In ro ,he .ssionmcnt of w A RocLx,ou FOR
tho hon.f+ of his cr,l;,o,.. .;o,oo dir,o,od
to sell rea, estote.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05

The Ladies' Benevolent Association chose
the following officers for the current year, ut
the annual meeting:
President-N u. w. SCOTT.
F3Ce PTesidentS-Mrs. NJ. a. WATKINS,
Mrs. S. WOODFORD, Mrs. j.. WALKER, Mrs.
S. III. SACKETT.
ISeCretd'y-M X. NJ. WEIhES.
Ire0SurGr-Mrs. T.. r. Fox.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05

Bradford and Sullivan County Pomona
Grange, No. %, will hold their regular quar-
tery meeting ut Standing Stone, on Tuesday,
February 26. 1880, at one O'Clock z. Nj. A
general attendance Is required.
DWIGHT KELLUM, Scc'y..
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05

Parties are continually asking how can
groceries be sold so much cheaper at Ross
1st Ward Store than they can in the heart of
town. Because he buys his goods FOR cash,
and can afford to sell them low.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-05

CoAL.--Thc best and cheapest sold III this
market is the barclay, fresh mined, thorough
ly screened and slated All sizes sold for
81 Is per ton, at Z. B. PIERCE's Coal Yard.