davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-22
between ,,s md c., mil It wns now m,
tern minutes In Ii ntG1uEk, Noif.

between 1ts md c., mil It wns INV .s,.
teen minutes to IL n'ctNeIs. "1'
Now tho nnsine was hot IN carncst, r.,
fuilincc..tOnr. slnokG-nrell, afd rllimIar ~; ~;
'Alt red, while siIo srrnlcl to II; H. "e1a IT.
ward us It. tho vcty CyIi one hi,n'oa''s, VT
otetnteti her by tnuchlnrry. SIX a M
utuS CARRIED Us nvcr that tn, lnI,s, MI n,,
a,,sn,I MS tatciI by .!1o list st"t,n !mt , ~I a
GsMss isa 'es ~ Il, ~" e. % 1 my fSw iiy W. sm,% % 'Sa t;
thnc minutes l1st II o'clork. iii ytvnsss, nass,
snid tn r,yarlf. u viii mnlsn It," AID 1IM. !.
plunged tluwtl That twenty-tnot nsa,Ic wss IL
hll atrniM on. letsnnS Wl1u slw tiu Train ,s ~
that wild run snitl II wns M anDfl nttr ,haa. ny
lGnrtl tho tsrsi snuinl nf her nrprDarh, VIM, w"s
tlln stranEe object, which lUuketl ~ II # W..
ilanls of iit. .laElr,f BY. 'iiT lhcn tl!' sonni
TINT they. .cuultl hardly cpliyiMcn tl.etnseiT,
they !lasl rrnlly sucm n!iyth!ny. 1t srpmrI
l,,orc like t!e CREATURE OF Il wild dream ti,sss tiss
xiii xiii now ali; lit me tell you That no cus,,,
ever bent tho tlnin NC niHt(o Oil iiitlsg i1nrs.
tcrn miles. ThOse great wheels. seyen }ret
III diameter, spun ArDl1ll so swift tlIat you
conldn'l begin 10 COUNT THO revolutions. fiji
hs true It's It WAS possible fur II 10 he, sbs
swnyell fenrfully. nnl sometimes mac such
prDttEtbnA t1lta tint 1t required cOi,sldernila
skill for ono to keep Ills feet NJ clrin,SS
could l,0ld together II crowded 10 CREATE,
We'll, just as l came to standsti1l IN III.
tlcpnt nt - tho b!g clock h!Un.c,l out *
RSerts f aG eSt o boaE wS II mei! s mi 1T nx% stsa q
spnre. ]}ut lin snvt.d the money. lie f0lNd
It lid nwny u, some old boxes, as Asltck
had directed him.
, 1881-01-22
sOuND NOW THE HARP.

For fht chtedQo Tribune.
Cnmc, sound tho tnrp, aud let lts strnio
Breathe to cnuh soul u sweet rGfrAln,
q latly fAiri
Let grief and care
Fnrg0tte Ell bD, while hearts 20 froe
Julh III It's suotll1nx melody,
as, low md sweet,
From EArth's rptrgnt
Tho cGhulng. ilnly s0ng Ut Love
Sucks tho bright, starry realms above.
o harp VIC lore. breathe sweet and low,
upuu pIIch Bntll Guunl down With Wv.s
6HNys TINT they luyol
Angels alnlS9 -
Arc hnynr!nE ''r'uud at twllights hour,
Asserting thur protecting power,
Ae,l lneehlu hrlnx
On t,e4y'nly wit,H, ...
To clirrr tic soul " HurrnW'4 child,
Amid Llfe's teMpcstS nerc0 mud Wild.
Then let thy ilOtu5 lloAt sweet and FREQ,
ltesuulld.nX orr l,ltt's rest!css sea
To God MkIDtc,
And those WU love,
Wherc rntrer Hntden skies do CLEAN,
As fast u1ir t.ArkA glide down Tlme'S stream
To that swprt rat
Whtrp NlI NEu hlest,
Tn catch the awcut, angelic strain
OF m'.s1e on III Elysla,i plAll.,.
DECATUR, III, DAVID u, MEroALr.
, 1881-01-22

vnntes bnroni n,oslernts limits. This Influence
will nso tend tn t,rnvrnt my artstical control "
PRICES, ellhnr Of Whrht or curs. by combinations
In thta rn,lutry. Tiib movement 1T thu uthgr
Kratns IN uhEsnrortant, Int SHOWS lcer,m*n fnr
THO year. anpnrpitay tluu ton considerable MI
vnntc III l,sltts.
.Whoat is king. instead nf cottpn. Tllp vntue
OF wheat htttl t1nlir cxnr1ctl lina moro tim uEb
exceeded the ynus nf ccttnn scnt hastoi!. willie
tue y'iuU Of tho whcnt rotalned for ti!,sno rnii.
40 rptaine1.
, 1881-01-22
TWO CHILDREN.
4 SrOaY ny tIiTTERsWEEr,

~ VIZ E0HVF " IN E1k9cuHV 1F73VNe.
LOUISVILLE, KF., January.-A keah wind IL
cutting down through tho Valley Ut the Ohlo, u
Wild ahat seoIAa IL have slntcilod ped
splluIara feUnl the tutuble1 leo IN tho river
hn.hor III. !tnportInont wlui, too. 1t bus stn,cu
hals.fcad leltsr ltosn the allowed nnacrs of the
ecxant young laly oplsosit sul tossed II into
young 3acksttaws lyInH cutseE. There Ii u
4w!fs vlsiop Ut startled yiuiet eyes, u quick
little cry, hnl,d rrurhrd E,it, and tho young
rascal lifts his hut IL mock gai!aAtry w hu
, 1881-01-22
MAuDE a1EREDITII,
sAltcAsM AMI sTp1tlEB.

TWIN IuHuF " TN LHsI1o4 1FtudHks
DUBUQUE, H., Jan. ILL !cAys tho Conductor
tho privileges uf uAutnR this offspring oT or.
c,,n,stNtce III best suits hls vasIctt fancy, for
have lullv stilea learned that It Wns but wasto
OF time IL sAek my brpln for proper Gcalings.
I ssu not particularly anfinus " ru,h into
print on gcueral ocuusious, having no unu 10
dufcuI but myself. but nfter such 4 "Jcaa Rlye-
, 1881-01-22

nMHvh Ehf1k will tNffntn frOti1 View dcAtit.
tnr,, r.rnsts"
r e i,o s"re, it'll not allov myself tho p'cos-
nana,t .M, h"st H.. w ~ " ,s,,a,, ,,,,,r.,"., ~
ny tt'eni Viola. 'A hut t that mtsersS!c. 'slns',
whImparcr. who hcsrniled h',nsclf At icnst' A8
ss *Ses S "wn nsss ps.sn' nS eSe It'll c ," s:
end his Al iast cunoe L, nppteoaso fis ,5ens.ifu
el S IL shank @ iiehsn Ind TAX sako hcntt IL T hopo II
The uliihiatc REDEMPTION of All tnhnkinl.
.e4 4 ns ss 81 .sua s sn 10 ss ~ erfr
y~is 'ss' ffa' seS Ss l 5ettStrd ,ti sd srtielust IL
ca! & q qase ,, bte b .,n,a,. ~, =,
an tlnwrittcr story of real l!fc.
II have Just htnii rercA1lhx paTtiohs of "The
I hsS ra s 6 St,f ;n ai aaas Gaa nsp
silk under tho hurror uf oia dscd. promptud by
sss,s snYsT born Il tsST i; sa Ip;
Gil he secret III 'by bt, to every listener. Is
solnelhinx pitlnGlc.
uhwritien trureay 10 villa, rcierre!l W. Mi
eail o'!r II loiolno Miriam n!sot now Forty Yoars.
Till never Mindf '''>' ''' Ns' ''"' ''".''' -
The gtrl'a rare beauty drew to her, among
othera, lover. whu .antlinE hls passion unrg.
,d, lcst Snothor win her lisinE, no chose ciaIt
Sumo kindly influence whispered this intent
a,it, bnrs is siiunt Mldnkht guards. triistlng 10
dny.
Awakening one ni9ht With a oofd shndder, she
ence, thui,gh mt own tho iutier OF nrcnth
broko thn Stiffness. tnvotnutnrI!y sno throw up
| wrist und euakcu into tho dnInty trlinuttiNs Ut
, 1881-01-22
Our Export Trudo.

Tho oIl!clal report Ut tho imports 1T bread
sttllEs III 1ss, shows tho largest movement over
recorded, both Mh to 4anli1tty mud NJ to valun.
except dMrlng lhg tlssn year. which sM1braccl
meal 10 whunt arld onrn Mt tho upproxt,nnto
rats ot tivu bushels to tho barrcl tho 4mArttlIc*
exportol for th0 lust two yeurs may bo stated
thi1R.
, 1881-01-22
A RAILWAY STORY.


Running Revcn{t.flvo Miles In ono
ituitr. n,,i sari,n - ,rn,irnaI con,.
bhmv from, ~ s.nts @f ssnn.nnf,.
r.,,, = Nsl,,".,i,r. T..
Ntn ia,lfoha e''stheef. away nlonR VI
1851, dNtlnE the rtceht pah'c, was running
on tho +. & Z. 1,ailrond. The railroad cum
panies panic, wero going under III 81 directions;
.s,. E'..s wy w. .'caiu W Mew ia.'"'es. Inv
aulto often ~ n quarter whero We ieast OK.
pected it. Our rontt was goncrally looked
upon MS ono of tho most substantial iii tho
Ma9 isa4s lint + o see fe o snsvyo nvH ds hs
,o,,ar,; r s,,,os,,. i,,. ,,n, III ,ut fully
Eeneta, sn'as"'np' ous yet u'u ''ot why tnny
bhare III the general confidence. Wages
stss sF s"s arw ",, 1I5ast"sss oefs sssss S
nlea.e % IT, me UNIT tne toaa ,e i, eot l,,t9
aecpeF wafer man WIS asfeeapiN a.! nlout'..
0s lad o pe' me III ,ss; ts susins RIM sa that to y cop"ny
Ind or,lcrod fn,ir ,irst.n,,n,ttv ,rnuntnn e,i-
rinrs fot thn mi nnsset,acr business. rho
sI' ~. .'.1 T.. luz ~, H.. ont.ia,, a,J
ptllcr preparations were inatlo to cut down
tho tiMto ai,tl put Tic trains through quicker
.aal esor mas naow "vtale @ We S"sa tu "M Ivy
oNe nl tne eMg!aies .,l ea!ae. f,t x,,, ,,,,,,4
sA!tI tiefo Wns nne one enkine caMe' um!
sno Was ~, ny ~ opto; t,, noes.ler LIZ n,
evef s,s turliea ont oi t!ie laant9M WnTKs. niu
tmat ~ saysng M rs Llalel' ns cnii ~ snia o. wy
iis sinie e t Ms lt ~ y g'haRc thas sn ns
. Wti, .o .,n t!"o s,ae m.s .,s
t w HI s A. w';n S Hatay Ts Sv nonu .g ;,ai o,s
y! u1g snGp' ahA ;I Was 70 taSe spccia1 arn,la
up 70 rras,dn+ Me laatn S'sro MMs 70 ,riscy rGi"e.y
81 dS r0aa .,Io ~ ens sss soe @ 9}csss 3hnsa o OF
Sot!sr ro ro Mc nnant eI1sSvs U"as t n @
llaa no ltonole a. I'll N @ @1naking ny i3rly
,ses =" mouF gona PVT; iho Ensl1e s o MnGiEa at
holding up y, whsn A'ariet,, the Treas.
Mier, wlo nau come , nnt gu IN aho @ ilnttotln 10
pist e GraN9 On, s,thpea s III: Ia. as , We
Injured, anti carried on to t!le lintel insensl-
Ile. Accprtt1nK to tllo trestuents direction,
lsWttchett on ny tfnlti. tirlieu my ellglAe,
aiNi stooa renNy to start back toC--- at
'i'','hflIss hslIa;,a i'otlve ',r y, ~ ,, ,,rn,r
tallc9 Tint thy busilless gould fGt 9e tnlns.
acted wltioit MN, 81 Al those lhati Grougllt
quit except uie preslIent anu Aldrlcli, went
bnHk tn T. MI lilo j OE}0Ck HStkrHHH trAitl.
, 1881-01-22

tyhuk ynA II. IL that ttn 1o5s Of II should 9Gnd
.,,a..n. ~ a., ,ut, .,,,,nt ,rns ,,N shv trc,n.,
kaeal"7 " Wv NV luIcs ~ M'u ~, ss"'"
luusness under tho buttons Of her sentskn'
hut tho wind II Indifferent to TINT. II rattleA
tho sIv,,- boards a,oux the evec; II strikes the
,.Is, asntns t.s,n,,nJ .uv,,,a lin .n,ntv
os'tat otenAcs tss"uteu "su".A 'no ~ us'n! u'Ins!
AWNING tfhTcS INFO pnals OF htoness II AtH tnV
Horh thnWl from that qnntnt chIld's baaket Of
burnpsa au1 crrsta ~ tim tcnr on her chcck:
- sr1,s,. ,,,o snh" ~ H. p.othorror .nS
tws9s bts aE arsw nto t ,ntdue y roar aA''
Inc m tncrrii"s. M = nj hflIsr rnf1 II III
" strn nn ia T Whstf .Snnt. luna blocks of
,cs ia HI ~ ar,,snH ms'Ahrntcn. snow. vcitIc,I.
ares@c9ysini mi II ncarl, @ Thp banks nsT lin"d
~" ~ rn r.aa 70 ~, .ts 4. Su n,sor
lie GuiT. Fos risc Il siI fSr ,,p Sysr thc Srord.
nnnw ~ .stiI .drrt ny.r nn,rn,nnts h,id ninm1r
i",, canrr wtIf ,,nsi nGs,r i'm tht~shd;Ts ~
.. es ~" nn % III ,1n I'll ~, ~ Ma
cIltnvt n FIX iSs ~, wInSaWs FIJI nna s.l viii
s.m. lx,o,e si,I T. no,n ~ nnxc whcrc w. nnw
s,sn ~ rnsn qS,rtir ~ ;nrnntcs frnm tnttcriru
hnMsosnna' .'''' A'"A''e ''''""''' 'Ao'' >o>'e'e
0etnus"ns;, iss III, u ,.t rloot obu tbtrnrs rh,so
eae 1,ber Se up an5 dow i ,Iner s sac lies. W.
~ INV s ~ sn,h ~ ~ exns.ts xur,hnt
, 1881-01-22
THE WHITE STAG.

IN The ossonal n,stt'. tnn. INLAND for 7As CAta,s
Tribune. ''-
Three hlihtamen bolh OH the ct,RAo depart,
ID shuot the wbltb sting thto' the hcart.
They lay thom down meath a tNlt ptnc-trce,
And wonderful dream has ench Of tho thsee.
11lE f1ilsT.
II dtcnncd, as knocked At tho topse, with
Tho I'M ,spraus forth like an artOw-hulai
THE sEcoNp.
"As tho hounds ytspcd httcr, se!zod a STAG
Aud brand his skin: plG-raffl pin.phIfl"
THE THIRD.
And, ns tho sting nn tho Rrnund saw,
1loppod OF bis 1ntlers-trarnl trnrnt"
And, while thoy iay dreaming Mt cnsc, tho thsca
Tho Wliltp sting bounded on past the tree.
nut, ere the three hunters took Ia the sight,
Far, far hhst he vanished o'cr valley and hVhtt
"l1tish: hush! PiE-pnft tirAta!"
osuKoBlt, Wis. 81. e. HARMON.
Ftte OF your corns with tho !. .1hpnnese Cotn
, 1881-01-22
TTE DEDAT1N' SOCIETY.
An INCIDENT OF FttE VILLAGE sc1fooIs

TrTE DEDAT1N' SOCIETY, |
An INCIDENT Of fnk V11I4Aes se1foo1'
IL ths Editor Of Ths thftaot 1stbahs.
hi1LLANn AVENUE, ILL., jim. 1e.-An old |
wtANler echbol.housc worn, battered. md browu,
stil| stnnds On hill In n New Hampshire town. |
ltB rnFters are tottes. IL oor Is 1ecaye1; thora
aro ch!nks Il. It's ceIuv tho chIIdron havo ,naae;
It's bcnrhcs arc brpkcn, Its threshold "a worn,
rickcty desk, Its tail, spllnt-botto,ed char: and
Its old fashioned stovo nre ntt out OF repair:
fnrorn md forshkeu, hnd left TO dccay, Il stands
on the hilltop ruin to-day.
Hero met, long ayo, on ono oventnE In seren
the rustic wtscacrcs Of "dstrtct eiey0u." Tor
suciai amusement and catncst debntc OH qucs.
tons of freedom, Of nnAhce and Etato; here
Enthcreti tho nciYhbnrA all sayty together, to
ta'k Of tho times, 1T tho CROPS md tho wcathcr;
hero cnmo tho ''old fostes, In coata Vt Aarit.
biuc, tho mntrors who whispered Ut things that
they kltcw, the bssfifui yo,lny boys with their
sleek, shining hnir; tho bright 6l.tshnG girls,
whu they thought wore SO fair; and tnnNy dark
spnstars, forbldling and etill. who trowned at
tho children that wouldn't keep atllt.'
'Twas SATURDAY night. and tho weather VIVA
clear; tho sfeIsh.bclIs wcre ringing, delightful
tn hear; tho moonlight itumlned tho hollow be-
low. hna Fltstcned aud cleaned on 'fhd
beautiful SNOWY whtie tuuted nsvlly, un
tho cold, frosty ufr. the curliug whLsc smoke Of
Tho fnrtn -houkcs shure.
a., w ~ .,.,..L - .s
tho 0orses "eFo paving anu tran'p!lsR thh SHOW
a warm tlsc burned In tie old. Ehshinned stow.
lie lie T?,ve ? snd, see;, 1t iistaes snrsakh shS!.
int red star. Tic schoni. .roum m VIA iiilei *itn
ttlu pride nf the piuce." h,tJ t,lcnsure Wus seru
III rIcit uiirttt- EwntlliIlE iuco.
squire aoili. was rhSsss IL sit in tho chnr; he
tyulfnU thu Hoax with t1}fnt1a41 All. and.
iXi1,v hts eyes on Tic ceiling osrhcn. hs 81 Tos
a tiiJ'r thlt,kiup whnt s,,u,lld Id snd tboI pii-
cing ono hansi IN ,is snuolh. sMavcr chfn. he
pushed bnck bis ciAr. a,ld arose 10 DexIu:
Tia 11,nn ha1 orown stt,l. not a ,rb1.nrr ,sns
heard: Mi listened to hnnr h,a irat nujb1e wori:
"A.h hsi n.bemy |s'' '''' A' % ""N'0's 'eN'
liz quietly c!aypet, his huge lands on h,s chest,
vr.t arj ,rM,,iro hia tntt,,i aht1,d,,. rnmtcs,i
heat, lie drew + ionF Grsath, and thes, isoicmMiy
t.hnf n-bnr,i 1altes mr. e,.ut1o,ncn mn.
fnllrr. c,tiznna n.hn n.hsm ~ "
ilfta vIri riuvim n at,:i,i rninstnr ft7,s,,ptt.
he sueniv sttt,1nIi a,ui tn,,istsf Wrnvrr nt1n,nd
ma tSs, ,;,1i IN, @ "tth, r';rmtsm ~
ninn. hr .t1,sned tfn I'D t,est With bnt. i'entts
, 1881-01-22

Flour. bavreis..,......
Nenl, 0uFruls,,......,.
Wheat, lnalaeas.......
Corn, 1N4hgla,..,.,....
lsyc. Lustle14.,,,...
ltarl1y, bnbtlGlsf......
uats, busAe1s..,t....,.
Wheat md Hour, lu. :.
Cum md meal, bH...
Az KraIn, buttluls,.,..
, 1881-01-22

Fife OF your corns with tho !. 1hpnnese Corn.
Fl!e." 1t Will surely cure and end pnn 81 cents
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Miss FANNIE JEwETT is visiting friends in
Sayrc.
ALvAH c. SMITH and wife are attending
the Canton fair.
Miss ANNA WILLIAMS of Wayerly is the
guest of MAUDE ALLEN.
Lawyer WILLIAMS will visit his former
home and take in the Canton fair to-day.
Miss SARAH MOODY is visiting in Tunk-
hammock. She expects to return this evening.
Mr.. VIC GoTLEIBER of Owego, is visiting
Miss HELEN KISGsBURY left last evening
for two weeks visit in Athens, Wavery
and Elmlra.
d. b. STowELL, of Elmira, was in town
yesterday. He proposes to take western
trim and our readers may hear from him.
EX-Sherff GRIFFIs leaves for Washington
this morning to be present at the opening of
the Senate on Monday, as he is one Of the Of
ii GERS of that body.
Mrs. ROBBINS and Miss EDErH WOOD
RUFF started for WatsuntOwn yesterday af-
ternoon. They will make the journey with a
horse and buggy, and expected to reach La
porte last evening.
Rev. C. II. HALLOwELL has gone to Phia.
de lphia TO visit his parents. He will be abb
sent two or three weeks and attend the Gen
cral Convention of Baptist Churches in New
York before his return.
Among the passengers on the steamer Ohio,
which arrived in Philadelphia from Liver
pool Monday evening. were the Misses
BLIGHT Of this place. Their father, Super
intendent BLiGIT Of the S. L.. u 5. X. r..
met them in Philadelphia and escorted them
home.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

Last week at the Pennsylvania State Fair
and Pittsburg Exposition the following Sew
ing machines were on exhibition, viz: Whee-
Ter and Wilson, Home, Singer, New Home,
White, Domestic, Wilson, Household and
Davis. The Judges awarded the Silver Med.
al to the Davis, for the best double thread
sewing machine; first prize for the best plain
sewing; first prize for the best fancy sewing !;
first prize for the best silk embroidery.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

NEW COAL YARD.-We were not aware
until a visit to the premises Yesterday, of the
extensive improvements recently made at
what is known as the 0VERTON basin, near
the Episcopal Church. A roadway has besn
constructed west of the railroad track and a
substantial bridge thrown across the entrance
to the BASIN, thus opening River street from
the Bridge to the freight depot. On the west
side of this road large coal shed has been
erected extending nearlyi to the new Church
foundation, with sixteen bins, each of which
will hold fifty tons Of coal. The yard is en-
closed by a high fence, and everything about
it done in the most convenient and substan-
tial manner. The work has been prosecuted
under tho supervision Of T. NJ. WOODRUFF.
Esq, by JAS. MACFARLANE, Esq, executor
of the OVERION estate and has been leased
for a term of years by the s. l.. e S. II. II. &
Coal Co. The carpenter work WIS done by
JAMES KINsMAN and one hundred and sixty
Thousand feet of lumber was consumed in
the building and fence. A neat office and a
set of Fairbanks scales stand at the entrance
to the yard, which il connected with the l..
Y. Il. II. by a ''swi eh,'' so that coal will be
dumped from ears slirectly INTO the bins.
Tomorrow morning Superintendent |. O.
BLIGHT will begin retailing coal. not only
the popular Loyal Sock, but the best quality
of Pittston. Our old friend I. NJ. WooDRUFF
will have charge Of the Office and yard, which
will be sufficient guarantee to all who know
him that customers will he courteousy treat
ed and orders promptly attended to.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

Any Industrious, practical farmer, with a
small capital can hear of an opportunity to
buy farm on terms which will enable him
to pay for OF out of the profits. For particu.
ars enquire at this office.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

THE VERY LATEST-Stvles in mems, chill
drcn's and boys suits. overcoats and fur
nishing goods can be found at Jacobs Cloth
ing House as he has just opened an immense
stock of Fall and Winter goods.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

Persons who desire to asaist by the contribu-
ton of garments, materials or other articles.
will have them mt in at that time.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06
FOR RENT.

For RENr.-A dwelling house on Poplar street;
possession given Immediately. w. II. Coverdale.
Two dwelling houses in the First Ward
for rent. o. ID. KINNEY.
FoR RENT.-A first class residence on Chestnut
street. Inquire ut this office. seq. 10.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

IMPORTANT TO Special IN
ducements are offered you by the BURLING-
TON ROUTE. 1t will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
paper.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

OYsTERs.- Having made arrangements to
handle the celebrated Amboy oysters-best
IN the market-wc are prepared to supply
them 10 our customers by tile quart or gallon
on the most reasonable terms. Oysters sery-
ed in every style. A. Nj. TITUS.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

FOUND, a Gold Ear Ring, also a Cable Chain,
Plank Road street Owners can have by
proving property and paying for this notice.
NJ. II. LINES
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

The ladies of the Benevolent Society are
requested to meet at the house of Mrs. DR.. H.
c. PORTER on Saturday the Sth of October,
at 3 p. IN. A full attendance is desired.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

LOST, Mecrshaum Cigar Holder. Finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving it with Charles Cowles
at american House.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06


NEW YORK ExcURsIoN.-The fourth grand
cursion to New York, Philadelphia, under the
auspices of the Tunkhannock Presbyterian church,
over the Lehigh Valley Il. II, will start from Sayre.
Pa Tuesday Oct 11th, after the arrival of the reg
ular morning train, No. 3, which le Emira at
As n. M, and will closely follow that train to New
York The tickets will be good to return by any
regular train from the 1lth to tho Dist of October,
inclusive, This will be chance for business
men, farmers and their families, and tourists to WIS.,
it New York and Philadelphia at the best of
the year. Rates of fare to New York and return;
From Sayre and Athens, Sc; Ulster, $5.65;
Towanda and Wysauking, 1920; Standing Stone,
$500; Rummerield, $3.50. Frenchtown, $3.50;
ehem to Philadelphia and return $3.50.
For full particulars posters and small bills
Correspondence solicited
Tickets for sale in Troy by G. F. Sayles; Canton
by w. w. Whitman. Towanda by s. z. Whit
comb and at all ticket offices on l.. V. R.R.
Rev. s. L. CoNDE, Manager.
+. H. PIATT, Assistant Manager,
Tunkhannock, Pa.
NOTICE. want it distinctly understood that
h1ue Removed from Bridge Street Furniture Store
Woodford & Vandorn's boot and shoe store where L
keep OH hand all kinds of COFFINS AND CAS-
KElS, from the best to the cheapest. Any one in
need of anything in my line give me a call.
Z. :. haye no connection with any of Mr..
Frosts establishments.
Feb 5. j. s. ALLYN, Agt.
| The finest building lot in Towanda borough cor.
ner of Poplar and Second streets, between the
| idence af Hon. f. o. Goodrich and K. Walker, will
I be sold cheap. Apply to y. d. KINNEY.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

Doctor RANDALL, of Forksvile, Sullivan
county, died on Monday. He formerly resi-
ded in this county and was last year present.
ed by the republicans of Sullivan as their can
didate for Congress.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

People who take in the New York eXcur-
sion next week will be afforded AN oppOrtu-
nifty of attending the Yorktown celebration
at small additional expense, as tickets arc
good for ten days. ...
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

The teachers and students ut the Institute
Yesterday responded very generously to Prin-
cipal QUINLAN's appeal for aid for the Michl-
gan sufferers. The amount contributed was
$l2 81.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

FIREMEN'S PARADE POSTPONED.--Ow ng
to the death of the President of the United
States. the annual parade of the Towanda
Fire Department is hereby postponed from
the 22d INST, until Thursday, October 9th.
CLARK b. PORTER.
Sept. 20, 1881. Chief Engineer.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

Pomona Grunge, No. %, Z. of H. composed of
Bradford and Sullivan counties, will hold its next
regular Quarterly meeting at the Hall of Spring
Hill Grange, No. us, on Thursday, November 3rd,
1881, at one O'Clock, p. M. Those going by Rail
Road will leave at Wyalusng where convcyanccs
will be in waiting. general attendance is requcs.
ted business of importance is to be transacted,
together with the election of officers for the ensuing
year Evening session will be open, and all are in.
yitcd to attend.
DWIGHT KELLUM, Sec'y.
ToWanda Oct 8. 1881.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

AS the pastor of the Baptist church'will be
absent the next TWO Sundays there will be
no evening service in that house. The pull
pit will be supplied both mornings.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

FAIRCHILD, the Ward House tonsora ar
tist has put out an elegant new sign.
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WAN is.

Under this head tciH insert FREE, notices OF
situations or help ,oanted.
Two good farm hands wanted, to work by the
month. w. j. DELPEUCH, Horn Brook, Pa.
4 good girl wanted Immediately. Call at this
Office.
Three men wanted to sell sewing machines Good
wages paid. Singer Mfg. Co. Towanda, Pa.
WANTED-A good girl to do general homework,
Apply to MRS. NJ. CARMoN.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

Rev. G.. w. PEPPER, of Ohio, will lecture
in Mercur Hall next Friday evening un-
der the auspices Of the Land League. The
Reverend gentleman is natiye of Ireland and
will discuss the Irish question from personal
observation.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-06

ROSENFIELD, the we'll known, popular
clothier. not only sells more and better goods
than " somebody" but beats somebody, any
body and everybody.in the hat and cap line.
Just call and see his stock.