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, 1881-04-07

BEHllS conservative circles seem to be
very Much alarmed about tho attitude uf
bismarck. II IL said Tint tho Chancellor is
very much tncunsed ahnMt tho course rubllc
affairs aro taking, a,ad that lle h very ,uuclt
irfltatad because lie comprehentls the tl,pt,s-
-slbtlity Ut shaping tegls1at!ou according 10
his Views and plans. Ilc complains bitterly
that llo las been deserted by his former
friends, and TINT this fact compelled hin to
change Ills position III a nanncr which il
Incompatible With tho fundamental prjn-
ctpies OF church Legislation In the En,plrc,
as well as III Prussia. Flao same impede
instts and onr1s[tlnn te Inns to encounter II,
Ills tax.levy demands. With great posttvg-
ness tho Iron Pr5nco declares TINT KcIn Il stat,
Of atlalrs cannot "a any further, and tl.at l,s
eannot operate with sucl. lcglslutIys lac-
t!ona, lie would sooner resign. Surh ia tho
gossip III conservative circles, but whether
nr Not the Liberals will he induced thereby
to do ponaNca IN saclsc!oth and ashes anli ro-
turn 10 the Bsbmarcklan fold, relnalus very
9Nahlful. At least, prominent members Ut
Aat party entertain tila yiew that tho Chan
ecllor Inns ureatud thu stuut!on htmsutl,
Which Of lhto l!a seews very inuc!, to regret
, 1881-04-07
ERANnE AHn TnNIH

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, 1881-04-07

THE Augusta correspondent Of the New
York Times intimates TINT the Stnte cat,-
paIgn In Georgtn has already commenced,
though the election does not nccur until Oc-
tober, 1852. What gives extraordinary in
tercst to this campaign Is tho circumstance
lint tic General Assembly to be elected ut
thnt time will elect SUCCESSOR 10 Ben Till in
Tho United States SENATE, and tint Gov. Col-
quilts term OF Clllce expires at tho sa1nc
time. tits now understood TINT lie will DO
tho candidate for tho Se,lnte, md will make
undetermined jlRht to get 1t ~ tho rupresent-
atiye Of the material interests Of Georgia
rnther tl,an rs n purely partisan candidate.
lie WIS originally elected to Ills present
position over I1trschcl Y. johnson, an nl-
cient Bourbon, md Thomas 11nrtienau,
Chairman Of tho State Central Committee, n
Southern Sta1wart. lie Is In all respects 4,
ltberal man, and Is rational IN his sentiments
Speaking of his Inst canvass, the Tfmcs cor.
respondent snys:
Tho distinctive feature Of tho campaign was
tho promtnDnca xivun tho negro votur. To
11nny Goor4ians this movement carried con-
i!y many It WIS thnuyllt that tho eanvass would
In dupcd. mis!ctl, and bought up. nut at tho
conclusion nf tho cAinphfFn tho majority oven
u u!sta politicians wero forcod IL acknowledge
that tiu poiit.eni agitation fur broader rights
~ wa of tue neseo hai not ooen
cnilrMged to hn!d ,ncrtIngs and discuss measures
uf race reform inc1l1e,lt tn tho canv,lss. The
1noro riptd inspection nn,l grrAtxr imnroyomalta
'beHllt In tho convict caMps Of tho atatc. Edu-
c.tion 10 %as mosg prominently avooute!1. nnny
Lot At1d fMir count Wero pressed upnn every
histtnEs. Never waro colored vutes 50 fully
, 1881-04-07
THE FINDING scHEMR

1t was stated some weeks ago that tho
Treasury Department Ind under considcra-
tion the question Of the legal power Of tic
Treasury to invite deposits Of money and Is
sue certificates therefor, Mt not exceeding .
per cent Interest. It was intended, il this
course WIS found to bs legnI, TO obtain a
temporary loan In this way, and Use tho pro-
ceeds to take up tho per cent bonds falling
duc this summer. After n long examination
OF tho law, tho conclusion has t,ccn reached
tlat tho stntuto Of 1SlG which authorized
loans Of this character Is not now IL force,
and that plum has, therefore. been aban-
0ned.
The Secretary has concluded to nccept an
o'fer 'uatio to him by tho New York and other
banks, and which Is alsO open 10 all others.
Tl.csa hanks hold about 500, ,0o1, Goo Of the 0
md per cent bon,ts, which mnturu In May
ntld July, and these banks, instead Of present.
Ing these bohtls for payment, utTcr to hold
them under un agreement, to be stamped oil
tho face of The bonds. Tint from tile date nt
their falling duo they shall bear much
lover rate Of interest,-this agreement to
last until Congress shall farlIsl, new bond
Into wl.icl, they lnay be refunded.
Tic Treasury has at Its disposal SO, ,000,-
600 Ut bonds which II may issue fur rcfund-
Ing purposes, and can issue them In per
cents Or AZ per cents. The lower rnto Of
Interest would. OF course, bo preferred were
1t not tlAt under the law per cents aru not
rcdeemRblo short Of 1907, while tle 4iS per
cents may be taken up In 1891. Both classes
OF bonds command largo prGntiul,, tho diff
ference bofng III tile fclgtll Ut tl,ne before the
Government can call them In. Assuming
Tint the ~ i'Cr cents have ten yeRrs to run,
thu aggreEate interest TN the Sl0l, ,000, 900 will
be s4',soo,o0o wllle the same nnlount of
1 per cunts, having twenty-slx years to rim,
wuuld call for NIL aggregate paynlunt Of III
tcrcst Of s10S, ,16o,0 600. For this reason, 1t Is
stated. 1t has becn considered moro advisable
to ISSUE the s'lort-term ~ per cents In pref
otcnce to tho longtime 1 pgr cents,
Either OF these two forms Of bDnts can ut
this time bo sold at LII, or other such
premium ms will practically rcauce tho rate
OF Interest OIL. them tu s 3-l0 per cent,
With the sale Of those bonds, md tho use OF
SLED, 100000 Of tho Sinking and Rcsetye
Funds, and the bontls 'lelfl Dyer by tho banks,
Sioo o0o, GOO of tho s670 000, 900 bonds falling
duo will be taken cato OF, leaving 10 Con-
gress, when II meets, reduccd sum of
maturing debt to be provided for by new
funding acL
We think the decision as to tho choice be-
tween ~ md per cent bonds would bo
proper enough II this issuu Of bonds wero
the only debt Ut tue Government. There ars
now oyor S1oo, ,ooo,0o0 of i per cents ont.
there are S870, ,0o0, 600 and l;er
, 1881-04-07

AccoNlHS0 to tho st. Petersburg f7ofns,
the Russian Marine Department has ex-
pended from l3s0 to 1850, 20, Ga,o, ,0iO rubles
OF this sum lis millions, or about ~ per
cent. were dfshursett for ,nater1ut, wllarfs,
and tIte building Of factorles AM. =, millions
for the construction Of ships of war. The re-
ltalntler wns expended for different objects
ald PURPOSES During these ten YEARS Rus.
s'a received ft'r these su'l,s the ship Peter
wrlikf|, twD pnpowkas. three ftIeAtcs, eight
clippers. four 1npcriat yachts, among ttom
tue yac]lt l1vadta, four sctlooners, nlno gun
boats, two. torpedo bouts. and ono hundred
and fifteen Mrpetto sonps for coast defense,
LII ntllcr words, the Russian marine l.as been
Increased for this enormous sum hy
only three ironrla.ls, nsnong which aro
two pnpowkas, all three being worth
nothing; three llaIf lrOnclnds. which
for solnu reasonor other nre called cruising
frfgates. twelve slips which can undertake
ocean voyages md four yachts Intended for
the transportation Of passengers. Tile re-
manning vessels arc Of small s!zc; they cal,
hardly satl Oil tho Baltic, md arc useful only
for coast defense. During tile samo decade,
froln 1870 to 1880, England Expended for tbs
eonstructEon nt ships Of war 10,.o0 COO pounds
sterling or ,2l3 600 rubles, and received for
t1!ose disbursements twenty-four Ironclads of
different Sizes. three frigatea. thirty corycts,
slfty.two clippers, fifteen gunboats, six steam
transports, md largc number ut sMallcoast-
crs. According to these figures England OK.
pended dnrti1g tile sanso time hardly two aild
Il lo'f times rs much for tic construction of
H|uS nH RSstn Int rnc nivnd in raf ~, ,,cn RI
, 1881-04-07

On Sunday, March II, tho tapping md aalo
Of tho Salyntpr beer began In Munich, Bavaria.
In tho interest Of peace, law, and order tho po-
lice authorities Ut that city lave ordered that
tho snlo Ut beer, also tho music, shntt casc o,
Sundays ut :, anu on week dnys ut 8 0 'olock III
thu evening", Fur.AeFmqro one hulf hour later
tll 5alvntor beer snl00ps must DO cleared OF
their gncsss These precautionary u,oasurcaon
tho pnrt OF tho Munich police seem to be cruel,
but thoy also Indicate tho powerful strength OF
tho brer. and still moro powerful thirst OF tho
goud cItIzons OF tho nayAriMn Capital.
, 1881-04-07
THE TRIBUNE" AND THE. CAMPAIGN

THE TRIBUNE" AND THR. CAMPAIGN,
Tharc seems to l,e dispositto1l un the Part
OF certain etyinus newspaper rivals of THE
TNsl't1SE and soAie dissatisfied politicians to
cl'nrg1 this j0nrNal with pxcess of zga, nnd
fidelity to Republican interests In tho Iate
campaign. 1t has been said tllat Tile T1,1l,-
usE WIS ton seytr0 Oil Harrison, Tint It's c0,.-
domination OF pollce-protectett gamblng-isells
Anu licensed brott,el.sal0ons WIS offensive to
tle Immoral classes, and that 1t melted them
to renewed elforts to carry the etactlnn ln
behalf "f llcenttnusncss, We t!a>uot shun
criticisms ut this nature. They affo tcstl.
'noninls to the good character OF this Journal,
otfler .napers 1nay perhaps afforsi to curry
favor with tho lawless aud protllgnte Glasses
III tl'ls community; THE THluuSE cannot.
Others may 10 indifferent 10 tho saltImento of
tho business men aul tho commercial classcs;
THE TRIBUNE Is llot, Others have ilo re-
4ara for tho healthy noral tame nI,d opinion
ut tue vast population tributary to Chicago
which was mt represented in tae election
Tuesday; but The TllnUSE spealis for them
MI. Wa would not II W. could, and could
not II ws would, shut our eyes to thu fnot
TINT tho vast majority OF tho people In Gil.
caKo whose g0al opinion was w0rt!, hnylng,
Including iearlyall the readers OF 1,tE THU.
uSE, condemned ceraat, phases and pecuN.
ar!ttca OF Mr. llarrEson's Administration,
Spcaklng on their behalf, We could not 10
otherwise than stye expression to tho feel
silKs which layv animated thoIl,.
VI Mr. Harrison TIE TMuCSE llus said
nothing In tic way OF cllargcs tllat wyro not
publicly nade III tue great Farwell Hall
Mltinv: uniiItns fltat &ynx !, nj ,.,,,t,t,,n II,
, 1881-04-07
lATTER-DAY DEMONS,

sp*sta9 HaPafth fp IAs ChtcaRo Tfib4af.
PLANO, Ill.,, April 0.-'Fhe amn,at General
Conference OF the J.atter.Day Saints co't'
yened to-day, with Dr.. Jnsepll S,mitt, ot tAla
place, presiding. 1t Will ba In session sbuut
ono week. Dlgn!taries ars presellt from all
parts ot the Rlnbe. Most Ut tss-ttay was spens
VIII be decltfetl ut this meeting whether 0f
not their headquarters and publishing -llotse,
from which ali tlle!r bibles, honl.s. papers.
etc., arn issued, sl,nll bo reEnavud trnln th!s
place to their territory III Decatur County.
JnAYn
, 1881-04-07
PROSECUTION DISMISSED.

TOLEDO, O., April G-Tho prosecution IT,
stitnted against Jnues 81. Brown, Ksq,
prominent attorney OF this city, was s!ln'
marlly dismissed BY Judge LoreMz tn.,lay a
being without sl,atibw OF Justification
Tha suit WIS Instituted BY tho City prost.
gat9r, whom Brown. at the rsauest Of ta9s
Waiting house Qt {1I-taM4s.
, 1881-04-07
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

nrr rnscAan TRIBUNE has established branch
ute1s for tho receipt subscriptions nnd advertiser
Menta n follows:
NEW YOkk-Room 70 Tribune Building. FIT. Nc
fAnnES, Manager.
GLASGOW. Scotlsnd-Ai1an's American News
Agency, al Henneld.st
tONDOS. Ene-AMericnn Exchanges ~ Strnnd.
HkHnY +. utLLiH, Agent.
hAbli4SulDS. u. C--l1i1 r ptress.
, 1881-04-07


th,uR from sonnet uy sbnl,s,coro r., m o'rt n
| nary hv RI. ". f.ttlds md ,nvor +,r,, ~ ~
WIN bu,s IN t,unItcnto n,nst nortrv niu,f 49,
else for ME: ira j,,stas cnsv as swhIff,sn' tnh
| pick ont of n mntch. All yot.yn mi IN an !. ~
reu,l tue works Of n met and sco how ho ~ :.
naitcc. Then you IN rlnht nhGaI and I'm ~.
sn,no thing. Gjt fnc. In st,atsocnro ro'a it," ~
f'rinstanco Most nil TIM hoya IN tham INV
wrote tholr poens In the hatne kind of finn In.
n nonv rnnt "a whom onfnnnt nrot I,arn -.s, sa|
kind Of short n a,.ick, with abnut cIRht tumn. ]
to TIM tntle Tnko Sir W,itcr ffa1clrh ! a,nrs.
you remember walt,-s1,ynv his waller oynrrnst
down In tho mud fur Ouean 'L1ztdth tn ann nm
You know"
Tho editors RIleutty admitted their rcco1Icctfm
OF tho gentleman.
"N0s take hts pprno. .Tho Nymnt,'s RenIr,
n SEQ II 1t don't Sound tust like tronchn cuin.
down street, when you rcad II II litttc fasti
".If ett tho rorId and 1nvp vero younr, :
Ana ana truth !n 9ysEy thephcfis lnnaues
Il sd' lhoa' ana e. , "'e
"Sce how Ehe Jumps, boss? nut ChrJstonhe,
Mnrlowo. who browaed around from 1854 to lsae
hos tetn Whit TIM @ no.hnt s shrnhora t ,' ,a Whea
his lovn: A "'"' Nn0 p''S" hit 4'e''''fu 'a'o %
'''' s "come ,l,, win, mn md eo m, 1ov,.
s, SSds dSs'5sy T. s;essy ~ yss; ea
"No.lco now easysho pali"ps a'onr, 'ccpt rIeh.
ut tho iuIsh, whore tho buss stumbled n ttttle,
1t'e lent pto to reel or stun like thot,''
"it nucs scam m casy. tiucsn.s ~" obsorvod m.
editor to nnuthcr. "s
.Ensy. hoss7 WHY. It's tcst cn,,ca anf, r,on,.
sirup To man TINT t]rons m ft,c cnmc. Tn
yol. ia tlrst In .o h,t ovnrv ,inr tstt cur'a.
or a home run now n thou,-how's tho Wbits
stockt,,rs? This to n ahort. hEl,x,d vn,no n,oo
with four t,npcrs nnt of in1nt. vim cnrnn jn,a
tho rom. :" You boz Pm posted on buse .hn.
, 1881-04-07

Olympic Theatr~,
rlnEk street, between f.nec and Nan1nph. En-
gHRrmont OF Hyde }'chtnans Comedy Company.
"MutdoQn's TEV to Iiostou."
, 1881-04-07

Tnverfy'e Thentrr,
rr7rt orr sffcts corner NJ Aonrt,o EnRngem cnt
Of Geneyleye Ward. "Forppt- -llo.Not."
, 1881-04-07

3leY?ektr'a The atre,
Hhdsan street, between State and Dnarhor1.
engagement OF uns Williams. "Uur acr1nan yen-
afntr
, 1881-04-07

Academy nj Mna1c,
falBtcd hircet. near Mntflson. Ncst Elda. YarIgty
entertainment.
, 1881-04-07

lTooier'h Theatre.
Nnnfo1ph street. between Ctark uut In sa1te, E,,-
raroncpt Of thu comlDy- Bnrton Company. "UE-
vetic."
, 1881-04-07

Grand 0ttcrn.1Touae.
ftArk strcnt. oppost new Congt-1iouse. Engage
fhcur of D'oJcy Carte itcos Comic UpcrA Com-
pany. "Bee Taylor"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-29

LADIES BENEVOLENT ASsOCIATION.-Th
Ladies Benevolent Association will meet on
Wednesday afternoon, November 3Oth, at the
usual place.
The commencement of our winters work
has been delayed this wear by an empty trea-
sury and lack OF material for clothing. So it
has been necessary to defer our meeting un-
til after the Thanksgiving collections, in order
to ascertain whether the people Of Towanda
wish to continue this work of charity or not.
During the ten years OF its cXisIe this
society has been generously sustained and has
done an amount of good that we cannot mea-
sure; bat last spring our appeal for funds
was only responded to by one donation than
did not come from working members of the
ASSOCIATION; and it is feared that msapprc-
hension exists IN regard to the need Of this
organization since the opening of the County
House. Indeed il has been frequently re-
marked: eve will not need the Benevolent
Society when we have the Poor House" But
our object and work have '.~an to sup
port pduperS, only to render temporary as
Sistance to those who are able and willing to
support thcmselyes-but who by sickness or
other misfortune are placed in circumstances
where little timely aid from those more for
tunate will alleviate their suffering, and give
courage to some in dark hour.
The greatest care is always used in giving
aid and rarely have our visitors been impos-
ed upon, and with such delicacy and tact
have Our ladies worked, that sometimes eve
the rcpiDipntg h9yn npVpr known fro,1 what
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-29
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.


MASONIC.
Union Lodge, No. 10S meets First and Third
Wednesday of each month.
Union Chapter, No. l6l, meets Second Wednesday
evenings of each month.
Northern Comm4ndcry, Knights Templar, No. 16.
Meets fourth Wednesday each month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Crystal Lodge. Meets every Monday evening
Mystic Lodge, X. and l.. Of u. Meets Second and
Fourth Friday evenings of each month.
G. Ar.
Watkins Post No. GS. Meets every Saturday evenin
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE
Tcwanda Castle No. So. Meets at X of Hall
every Wednesday evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Towanda Council No. So 2 meets antirsd third
Friday OF each month in X, =. Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTuTAs.
Towanda Lodge, No. 290. Meets every Tuesday
evening.
Endowment Rank, Section 1Ol Meets Third Fri.
day ia each month.
ODD FELLOWS.
Bradford Lodge, No. 1G7. Meets every Monday
light
Bradford Encampment, No. A. Meets Second and
Fourth Wednesday night Of each month.
Leon Lod2c Degree of Rebcka. Meets First and
Third tiday evenings Of each month.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-29

A MOST VALUABLE NUMBER,-The AD1e-
ricdR AgrjcuItuTjSt for December 1st, cXcels
itself even in useful information, fine illus
trations, etc. Besides great variety of yalu
able, practical, instructive articles. Work of
the Month, outdoors and indoors, the expo
sures Of Humbugs and sWindIers, excellent
Household and Chdren's Departments, etc,
ETC., it has contributions from Prof. Riley on
the "Chinch Bug and Remedy; Prof. G. G.
Swallow on Southwestern Agriculturc".
Dr. M. MilesOn "Crop Rotation: Prof. At
water on ''Vaue of Fish as Food; Prof.
Caldwell on "Feeding for Nlko; Hon. Geo.
Geddes on EARNING as an Occupation"; II.
A. Haigh, Esq, on claws for Farmcrs";
Dr.. Lauturd on "Pink Eye" in Horses:
Prof Cook on 'Carboc Acid for Insects";
Prof. Jordon on Farmers and Science" etc,
A New Volume, the 41st, begins now, and all
will do well to become subscribers, 1.5O a
year; specimen, 10c.-Orange Judd Co., New
York, publishers.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-29
T}JSIN E&S LOCALS.

RPt tDFDpD COUNTY Roam r ,z,-r -Tost
Publish d, a revised edition Of Carnochan's Road
Laws ana Laws Rotating to Township Officers in
Bradford County" by samuel y. BuJk.
For sale at lrcasurcr's Of.iac or at either Whit
INV ,r,,,,, ,,,,.,,, ,-,-,,.,, ,,.,.r,,,
stead OF being stamped out--Ior sale at Q p
WELISE' Crockcrv store.
II ECu cai! al bICM'S boot ana shoe store
fn ,,nnJy fn,. tbo ,,,,r,,, ,h,, - -
ho,,2c i, g,l,,,.,,,I '--'''' - - '-'' ''N
''0''~ III 10"""O''
e. - hLN(E IAL,LoHAN, lhr Ola feh%3Ie ana a<'I
Is as,m , 0l on uaGEi "u %aLeS
w ',i'!i ma cue S'olHCiS anu w w PuosI l"l ''Ie-
post ready TO do all work in his lire in the best
manner and on short notice. shop in rear Of the
REVIEW oidcc.
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hN ~ hN AK 3" ASHER .~-Ft|' l L t'lti.
time.
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-o-i"' I'' = l'l'A"oEl'Ls Agent
,., .
NM, @ r o'os ~ ne" soo"S no" oelhs received a' 'he
Cups and Saucers with Portraits ofAIr. and Mrs
GARFIELD at G. i. Wellcs' Crockcry store.
House And LOTS FoR SALE AND RENT.--1 have
a number OF dwelling houses Tor rent or Tor sale
Gn in 's C,S hi Ainoi @ e,Lil9lg m ana . GcSfa4't oud
sons desiring to build, 0'0'''' ~ P''
Oct. II. 1851. L. ELSBREE.
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CHURCH DIRECT0RI.

PRESBYTERIAN-Rcv. J. S. Stewart, ID, Pas
tor. Preaching at 10 80 a. m and : D. m. eve
ry Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at Z 80 sunday school-DA. Overton Supcrin-
CHRIST CHURClI-(EpiscopaD JCAn S.
Beers, Rector. Service and preaching at 10 80 a.
m. and + 100 pm. Service and lecture Thurs day
evening at 80. Sunday School-,Ias. r. Hale,
Superintendent-at - m. Teachers meeting
Tuesday evening at Z 40.
NJ, +. CHURCH.--Bev. G. II. Wright, Pastor.
Preaching at 1880 and p. m. Prayer
Meetings on Sunday evening at 80 Thursday
evening at 80. Young mems prayer meeting
Friday evening al 5. Sunday School-B. NJ. Peck
superintendent L IN.
SIS. PETER AND PAUL.--(R. o. Rev. Chas. f.
Kelley, Priest Mass at and 10 80 a. m. Yes
pcrs at 80 p. NJ. Sunday School at II 80 and
, 30.
CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH - Universalisr
Rev. William Taylor, Pastor. Preaching at 10 80
a. m. and p. IN. Prayer and Conference
Meeting Thursday evening at 80 Sunday
school-Dr. Taylor, suporintendent-at I'm
BAPTiSTCI Q. T. EIallowell, Pastor
Preaching at 1913 a. N. and>7 p. NJ Prayer
Meeting, Thursday Evening, Z. n. Sunday
School ut l. m.
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Prof. DANNELLE will proceed with his
classes in the Means Hall. Lessons every
Thursday at 10 and ID O'Clock, for begin
ners, and from 1-2 till II, an assembly for
all. Those not pupils, SOC per couple TO the
assemblies. | am prepared to give the same
unprecedented satisfaction in my teaching
that | did last year. Towanda abounds in
evidences of my superior skill as a teacher.
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Some lady of this place should take the
agency for that popular and useful book
''practical housekeeping" issued by Buck
eve Publishing Co., Minneapolis, MINI. Ey-
cry housekeeper needs a copy. Address the
publishers for terms. Commissions large.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-29

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company have
in use 24,615 coal cars. Pennsylvania & New
York Railroad, of the same line, 5,953.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-29

Mr.. OTTARsoN, the uphosterer, is putting some
very nice goods in just now for the Holidays. Go
and see what Bargain you can get with him.
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y large assortment Of neat Stationery, Just
received Jewel Boxes, Work Boxes, Toilet
and Nail sets in plush and leather Goods
at Whitcomb's Book Store. No trouble to
show goods.
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at the THIRD
WARD GROCERY STORE. Retailcd at 80 cents
per quart. Churches and parties supplied on reas-
enable terms. ID. i. CLARK.