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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-10
LOCALS
Personal.

day School.
JAMES II. CODDING and wife. WILL CHAM
BERLIN and CHARLIE DIMMOCK have been
in Philadelphia this week.
Prof. DAENELLE, gives grand mask ball
in Masonic temple, Elmira, on Dec. 2S, which
promises to be Il grand affair"
Judge MORROW has appointed JOHN n.
CALIFF to audit the accounts Of the several
county officers for the past year.
Senator ROCKWELL, HECK MKEAN, and
|. A. PIERCE, Esq, of Troy, start for Texas
next week and expect to be absent three
wee ks.
A pair of horses lately owned by &. NJ.
CLARK of this place. which he sold for $500,
have just been purchased for $1,000 by ii gen
tleman who will take them to England.
WILLIAM SNYDER, Esq, w. j. DEtPUECH
CHARLES BROWN, of Sheshequin, and G. S.
DAVIS of Orwell, started for Sullivan coun-
ty yesterday, for few days hunting.
Mr.. j. l.. BLACKMAN, of Horn Brook, who
has been suffering for some time past, with
an attack of malarial fever, is slowly conva-
lescng.
Last Sunday. Hon. HENRY SHERWOOD
gathered enough panses in his flower garden
to make Il handsome boqucs. At that rate
Christmas roses will havea rival IFeUSbOr0
Gaz.
Capt. w. 7. HORIZON. sheriff elect, was in
town yesterday, and executed his bond The
amount required under existing law. is
S25 900. His bondsmen are Dr.. q. f. IIOR-
TON, his father, EDMUND HORTON, }. +.
DODGE, and SuUBEL BOWMAN.
Rev. -. f. kEiIEY pastor Of IS. Peter and
Paul was recently presented witha handsome
imported Alderny cow, from the famous herd
OF Mr.. MOONEY. near Philadelphia. just
before the animal was shipped here New
York lady artist made Il picture ofthc beau
tiful bovine,
Mail Agent T. NJ. BUCK met with an acci-
dent, OH rI5s lly last. Wlile attempting to
board Il traia at Enirl, h. missed his foot
ing and clne very near beng praclpitatei
under the moving cars. In his st:u gle to
free himself from the perilouS position, he
fell and fractured one of his fingers. Under
the circumstances Mr.. BUCK feels that he got
are no TunkhannOck STANDARD.
The new depot at Troy is completed aud is
now occupied by the Station Agent.
The Elmira Sunday 1id1ngS will be for
sale at the Tobacco Store, South end Mercur
Block.
Doctor RANDoLpH LYON, of Franklin,
registered ye,terd Y. No medical degree. He
is No. 101.
The State D,irymen'o association meets ut
Whirne\'> Point, Broome county, n. Y, on
December Goth. and continues its sessions for
three days.
The Gu=etie complains that cattle are ship
ped from tht Suburban station OF Columbia
X Roads at lower rates than are afforded the
dealers in Troy.
DR.. TAYLOR Of the church of the Messi-
ah will discu-s th1 PARALLELS OF the Judgment
on SUNDAY IN ,rning, and in the evening will
speak on Il crI-i, in Tie Religious world"
BILLY MILES, the Shoe maker. has opened
a shop under Bender's Art Studio, and will
be glad to see his Old friends ahd the public
generallv when in want of work in his line.
The case Of David Abrams, indicted ut
present term for bastardy and adultery, oc-
cupied the attention of the court all daT
yes erday. The jury rendered II verdict of
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-10

Doctor RANDOLPH LYON, OF Franklin
registered ye>terd Y. No medical degree. III
is No. 101
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The ca>c of DAVID Abrams, indicted at
present term for bastardy and adultery, oc-
cuped the attention of the court all daT
yes erday. The jury rendered il verdict of
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-10

The Ga=etie complains that cattle are ship
ped from tht Suburban station OF Columbia
X Roads at lower rates than are afforded the
dealers in Troy.
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Buy the Waverly cracker,
Manufactured by
Robt. n. Manners {

Daniel Mcbride offers his house on Washington
street, doors from the Henry House, for rent. A
small family desired.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-10

DR.. TAYLOR. Of the church Of the Messi-
all, will discu.s tho PARALLELS Of the Judgment
on SUNDAY IN ,rning, and in the evening will
speak on Il crI-i, in lie Religious world"
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Wanted-A good violinist, with evenings not en-
gagged. Address, F. L. G., Box 80, Towanda, Pa.
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The Emira Sunday 1id!ngs will be fc
Block.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-10

The new depot at Troy is completed aud il
now occupied by the Station Agent.
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BILLY MILES, the Shoe maker. has opened
shop under Bender's Art Studio, and will
be Glad to see his Old friends :nd the public
generally, when in want of work in his line.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-10

WANTED-By Germania Band, situations for a
dry goods clerk four years experience, house and
sign painter, and light work for young man. All
of them gentlemen of good character and will fur
nsh recommendations Communications addressed
to Germana Band, will receive prom pit attention.
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Among the TURKS.

As . ~ c:.:-.rac:c. O. INC -:,..;,, /. has
beer sa,a b.. ore Of the hi.'.rs, consul.
nth rites, that p orer and i,u,nt ms
Is. the better he is. As he get. ,no:e, ..n,i
power. he de:erioraics. In the loves: c.a.s.
cs YOU ma. and Go meet .i.:, honesty: il,
the middle classes, seldom: in the highest.
never. The Turk. above ali i. good host.
Indeed. hospitality Is ca; ,:red D, the 10.
ran. We may we'll take . lessor from him.
too in ;,oiitencs~, especially in conversation
II you are privileged TO have an Interview
|. W.. Tas:., you will find him g.,oi list.
"acr: ':c r'.'e- :.:-Trurte. ard never wa...s
words 10 II AXE talk. Ni.v:. i.s ia. c.:,:.h.
ed n, HssS permission tn so, a::i va.:shcs
lie is rot given 70 thu: odious, because
! al,u ed. custom Of the "shake hands" Ills
salute. the Ten. mas. is most graceful. IL.
makes She motion as il TO sweep the ground
Nth his right hand, bringing il TO his heart,
| lips All forehead. thus indicating that ali he
has On eaT's: IS yours. rs we'll as .howin.
his f.iendii'rss ard constant thoughtful.
mes, for ,c.:- "c::..ase.
Lisfr:! :" -" s'or: Illustrating the
T.:rh in all hi. dealings whether co,a:n.r.
eia!'.,, politically. or as dipIo,na';., \
peasant was summoned bsfor. line Cad: Tor
stealing sack o. o,io.s.
"Sow W: have thee on The hip, and thor,
shall. know what i to incur our splcas ur.:.
Bismi'lah. Cho,.e. slave--wil, thou pay
I.oS, plaster, receive 100 blows ot Nh. las.
tinado, or w;it thou cat the content, o, the
sack Of onions: Quick choose"
'Gracious Lord. haze 70 ,rn;,c. w:, re-.
with tn satisfy thee; fear the h;.,,inatl.,.
and will choose rather to cat INV 0rion.."
lie ate, and VS. t:.::, to stop and prefer
rcd 'hc is.:;na!o After some TT, s:rokc,
he rc,,.n'~. and thinks hc c.r ti,. so:n..
where in hi, h''>e 500 l,i:,>tcv-. B., this
mono. ".s not enough to release hin.
from hi. troubles; he ate more oni,i.. then
there was little more bus:i,,,.i,. Event.
"ally he received eighty strokes, ate u,ar:,
all the onions and paid tho r.n:,' y Of ;.
ss3I r:as'cr~ IL ;t:!
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Stsey Ahoat Johs b. G;oogA.

/. Joa.: F. Cough, who nss sa1ee over
. ciki.: .ssoassnd audiences, aekno~ Lodges
TIA: OF or occasion. zr3 one only, he en-
/; rosa:.-.G crstasrr4Asmen. ne could MOI
osc-csas.-- i ~z> his o~n fault. he savs
ard i'-,' oa -i,~rt' lesson h< ne,c. :n-go,
! l.. NJ Own words:
i AS <.*ac-i e. address = isry. nun,.
/ srr q. children in .he af:cr.o,n, the MEET
/ ing 70 hr hrl3 IN Tire lz~n Of tho Baptist
/, .ss.4---aa IN Ps.nia r.c-, K. I. l.. tine ;or :
=. ~ :. ir;..s1 ,.sse ..,.- ~; 81; ~:
= .--.e s,:s'r IL s;-.-,e e's.s.: Vii. YOU
! have s.~:"
NO. Thank .cu-"
-Do ,=Ar f:A:i DOZEN
/. Il have no where to pu. them"
You eaD iA: h@af do1 n il your ,,s::-
ct
] wore ]: cap in ;;so>e days. ard pr: The
cigar. into l. and =: the appointed time
~en: to the meeting. assembled the plat
form and faced an audience Of nxe .:,=n
~ o :inas: nd children. As i, was or. o
door, KEEP: m. cap IN io- ira- OF taking
cold. and forge. ali ai,oa. tie cigars. To
wards the ::osc Of my speech brga'. to
get more earnc-. and. after warning the
fr,s< Of ha3 company. ;at habits. ard tin
saloon, >.i1:
Now. boys, *; US give three roa>:s,2
cheers FOR temperance and cDij n";e.
Sox :i.en. three cheers. lursah:'
AMI. taking Of ~" car. I ~ay.a !, MOS:
farAIt:,, "hei. ."., ar',. :.,c c;sor> riyh;
;r.o :..@ ...;i>: .: la a.:.i;-..-c Ti,- re-
':'a;rs:::: cheers were very faint. .a,.d wc5c
nearly drowned in tie lAH,h,c. ot the
c.owd. ! was mortified ard ashamed. ard
should :.avc b.cn I.:.r..I e.uia i.-,c
sunk through tine platform o.. Ct sight,
My feelings were still mgr acr.:s,.j By
boy corning =? the steps Of the Platform
with one .; these jr.aifa! cigars, saying
"iierc's one Of YOUR cigar-, Mr Go:y,,''
Thong:, never af,crw ards pu, cigar. il,
my cap o. hat on going IL, meeting, l am
asian: ID 70 II, it was so,nr ;.n,- .i-c~ .:.~t
before gave w ciyas a;to,e::,or
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CHARITY BeginS 1t HOMe.

The speech, ri the Rev. ". NJ E.sr,.w-.
the Congregational! minister nj 81: l..k.
City, At tn: Mi,siona-. Coav IN i'm 1t Chi
cAxa, was very b I'D aal ou' ..n,. ~ ON Utah
affairs. In closin; hi. -. -. b. sail:
While .An:ric: WAS ,cn.I.. ~ i,,as;
to China, she was leaving her Turkey a.
home to 20 in ignorance ~: ne world
Uta:, was oar Utah and 81 j, ~. u. .l., II.
workshop ~ ~cr: ali sii.:.h l,.-:ncr.. l.
would not do ~ neglect mi, field. ".
could MT shit tn: responsibility ~ o.hcr,
II was our w:rk. a,l ~, n,c Il. wall h.
held to account for i: What w.,~ wan,c.
Was ~ show these ~p'!r thu. ~. "crc no.
hating them. hut their sins. and ,i... b..'
way ~ tcac,, th",n this was Nv ..L!,M.,ir,
andthe Church. In, yr:at,., !.o,9 va.
Through tn: W. s..s. 10. i:.:rc va, n.,t:.;nl
70 humiliasin. ~ /" So. w'rn"n w'm wcr.
d.iu'esi ny III: u :lict IRA, they sad reach
heaven only By passing thrcu:., !. he'll ot
'cradat!on. lir horsl n. wosa"n would
take part IN thu work AMI say. their sister.
in Utah, ~ t'ei: children, ut ly:,.,. II M IL.
degradation tina, WAS in ~aii:,y .:r them
49, --~.-.. d.
Mrs. Orally CHAN: allow your country
women can cn,,ntcn:.,,~c >,.;,, :.:r.,ci,i...
much len. a,Y'':"., and e.,.,s,ia.c ,l.,n
,"~z.c. ""., Mr.. 20 Ra'lysl..,." MIR.
VBaliyss'H: Leo: a, tim:,~ NOW. Id
have you kn,'w. Mrs: orr, ,aat thu.
" ,f..r &c.
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61.A;s~'s Gxa,irs.

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NJ me-" 81 'ace'p'" Is miniature pea
COCK ~ 'foa''' n'"@'c O. 'c'' 'e's';oeS 'c'''"-
'f' a.'a 'n'''''.o on S''a' with r":'* eyes.
Casnc. n crushed + ,.ss, shn-': :; from
c"sS' p'''~ " oa"'a~k 1~u' or CRAM '" deep
ysao"' arc CON-. ) 20 ~ sr'ics Of pale
gree" 'ea's'
I~a::s f,r ri u min C. II ~. s',a :::..
AMI all siinlr fabrics ,re known as novel!
~ lacr<, m.ny o. WHICH ar: IN genuine
pint patterns.
A mcttv ornamcn, for ball dress or an.
evening toilet. is a ty,w With icn;. ends and
l.,2s fastened upon the shoulder ~ u
Iary, c,u.,cr of f.ow,.rs.
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Daisy. .sacs*e do az :a~
Visit xab tn, <rs~.<-.
Mamma dear oe-,3s tag. :..-.-s
Wx>..' !. e.?- --s.-s =. ---,.
TIL. j. sar,. one % sns
Washing pre::, di-hes
us..: b. .saai.i. -. AZ
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The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-02

"a. =: h,3..sc. RATING chiefs 3" The lads
sss-ese! rim promptly: "A ~o.na- had
'e::-s b Engaged in .i,no>s any osaes bo>.
:n-.. .s@- =. i a.. z..ci; .,,-., Is you ace
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-02
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Au;A paAssnx racsa~rxe4 Is. she .=s;.,e. and ran,
eAher diseases shai se.i b, ssss.oi:t and dezih.
d. U3UE wall 2s..r< 81 E.!sif Hye xSSltAe
funae4 his sp1ia, zsvse- 80 sr-s.su~nfI ~ M
ate r. Fl Hnxfh.a- ;.n s-ss - ta-5sss t.ri.t "a
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ersSSnlss wIisSoli r<,c--s. CA1S11tAfe Eyoe.
Thnsoa xk x.s;nsss,n an; ADVICE. isscindiE4 <aas
SIS Of rsir-. 4s-no Prser a.: VITAL 1sstenSvs, $50
S.uesse. srss tssrs tsr gu sar. $'"An. Ss.; -
address upon receipt q: prize, - COD. su.a,e
f.o-- .a<rx .sion ~. Il private s.slfr desire. ~
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-09

OF the 8S7 vessels which cleared
With cargoes Of California -four,
Wheat and barley, during the
GAeVeot gear snding June 80. 1881,
~ have arrived out, and most OF
1hom have discharged cargoes and
departed on other voyages. Many
- thepn 8re ON their way back to
California. either direct or by way
% other ports. At least two, the
HoolA and st. Stephen, have sailed
On their second trip from Califor-
'oja with wheat during the year. OF
the Ito now en- route. one is 215
dayo out. This IL the Rodel Bay,
nence December Sd. 1t is not like.
~ that she will ever be heard
from, The next longest out Is the
Dotanlst, hence January 2lst, which
makes her 16O days out to-day.
This u considerably longer than
the average, but no anxiety for her
safety IL entertained. The next
unroported vessels are the Mercury
and Victoria, hence February II
and ~ respectively, now out 1850
and ~ days. Though much long
q on the passage than other Febru-
Asy wheat vessels, no concern Is ex.
pgsesod about the safety Of these
vessels. The only others Of the
Wheat olearanCts for that month
6nsoQostod are Eldenhope, Mohi-
onn. xo1foltas and Prince Amsdeo,
which did not leave until the close
- the month. OF the 80 vessels in
MAnohs 9 have arrived OUTS. r.
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FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
JULY, 1881,

At u O'Clock NJ, at the Spring street
front OF the Court House, in the city
and county OF Los Angeles, all the
right title, interest. and estate of tho
said Nicholas Quirolo decea0ed, at the
time OF his death, and all the right, title
operation OF law or otherwise, acquired
OF her than or in addition to that u the
said Nicholas QuirolO at the time OF his
death, in and to all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels ef-land, situate, lying
and being In the said city and county Of
Los Angeles, state OF California, and
bounded and described as follows, to
wit: =
land situated In the city and county OF
Los Angeles. State of California, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit:
Bounded on the west by Alameda street,
on the north by land OF one Miller, on
south by said lane and The lands oil John
Nj. Griffith and Thomas Dryer, and be.
ing the same property conveyed to
Nicholas QuIrolo by deed of convey.
ance from Maria MERGED Tapia de Prnd-
ed in Book No. 70 or Deeds. pages "A ct
seq, Records OF Los Angeles.
I'd. All that aItatn lot of land situate
IN the city and county of Los Angeles,
follows: Commencing at the northwest
corner OF upper Main and High streets,
thence nort1erly along the west line Of
Upper Main street twenty-five feet 10
lot Of 7. Casnav-; thence westerly along
said lot forty.seven feet; theuce south
erIy, parallel with Upper Main street
twenty-five feet 10 High street; thence
easieriy along High street foriy-seven
fe. { to point OF beginning.
Each OF said two parcels of land will
be sold separately. ~ r. i
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash In
United States gold coin, ten per cent. OF
purchase money to be paid TO the Ad.
on connlmat on of sale by SAID Superior
Cosrt. Deed at expense Of purchaser.
kEFUGIo QUIROLO. 4
Admin istratrix OF the estate OF Nicholas
Qu'rolo, deceased. 49,
June I'D, 1881.
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To All Whom it May
Concern.


Notice Is hereby given that the Pacific
Improvement Company, . corporation
under the laws OF the State Of CaiiEornis,
will, on the nrst day Of Angus 1851. or as
soon thereafter as The case may be
heard, apply to the Board OF supervisors
OF Los Angeles county, California, ct the
once Of said Board, in the city OF Los
Angeles, for . wharf franchise along the
westerly side OF the estuary known ~
Wilmington creek or slough. in said
county OF Los Angeles, commencing Tor
the same at the southerly boundary line
ofthe wharf franchise owned or clsmied
BY lothian Btxby, ". N. Mcdonald aud
Th0s. B. Hayes or their assigns, and rum
ming thence s0utherly one thousand feet,
with . width OF seventy.flve feet, extend
ing from the lands ofthe southern Pacific
Railroad Company on the westerly side
to or Into the navigable waters Of said
Wilmington creek or slough on the east
erly side.
By H. b. UNDERHlLL, Agent.
Los = ngeles. June IL, 1851. jl4-4w
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Cos @ugflss Aeral,l.


The Rojlwdy Age gives the fol-
having Inoident Of Jay Gould's re-
cent trip to the West, but does not
Soaeh for lie truth:
M. Gould vent out on the rear
ploflogun Of the train and stood
e1eee oo)0ylng the scenery. A sud-
1on logoh Of the car 0aused him to
olQtoh instfnctively at the hand
<H1k A Iynx-eyed brakeman OBJ
6o<Ve1 the susplcious movement;
- he opened out on Mr.. Gould.
khores now, You can just 60 In
eide eoo coach. We don't propose
- have any dead men on our
nAndls. Cows are bad enough"
NJ. Gould regarded the brake
moo attontively.
s'NeX> then, don't you tumble to
~ F13ketf You 60 inside the
ocooh. We can't slow up all the
Uay on your account"
II en- merely enjoying the"
nWolls now, no back talk. Rules
q rulos. Perhaps l know what I'm
horo for and perhaps I don't. At
4qy rsto you toddle for the coach.
Wye heafS"
The brakeman advanced threat
6niugIy on Mr.. Gould. who stepped
4oVo on the frat step and cluDg to
~ rofoty rail. The brawny brake
14n grabbed his coat collar end
Md him back on the platform.
% you (shakel propose to
{e144e) 80 inside or (shake, shake)
uoeyy .ssxr IS.
! Wee but . conductor"
Go1Pee S3oH!d
But yer sstnt Q conductor, nor q
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Ky JAS. O. KAYs. Under Sheriff. -
To All Whom 1T May
Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the South
ern Pacific Railroad Compsny, q corpo.
ration under toe laws of California, will.
on the first day OF August. A. D. 1851, or
as soon thereafter as the case may be
heard, apply to the Board Of Supervisors
Of Los Angeles county, california. at the
ONCE Of said Board, In the City OF Los An
geles. for . wharf franchise along the
westerly side of the estuary known as
Wilmington creek or slough. In said
county OF Los angeles. commencing for
tho same at the n0rtherly boundary line
OF the wharf franchise owned or cIaimed
by lothian Bixby, e. N. Mcdonald and
Thomas B. Hayes. or their assigns, and
running thence northerly one thousand
boundary line Of the lands owned or
claimed by the Pacinc Coast Steamship
Company. with 9 width OF seventy-nve
southern Pacific Railroad Company on
the westerly side TO or into the navlgabie
wsters OF said Wilmington creek or
slough on the easterly side.
SOUTHERN PAorTrO kAlLRoAD COMPANY.
By II. b. uNDEhHILL, Agent.
Los Angelica June a. 1851. tll-zw