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, 1881-06-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fHftAnELrn1A. Pa. I,ltc H.-Ftntn-qnlet but
tlr,n; Wcstern extrna. &tu Nlnne.nta extras. Sh;s
fogs f,hH extsas. E+Tsah.us uhio. new process.
sha1s Mcttcnn. uond. fh;i. tnsIs. vfry fancy. tS:
Minnesota patent process, cholco. f1&h ltye -four
qnlett ttt21Sdttss.
utAtN-Wl,rnt ntn No. rcd. grntn ,feaot. ti2a!4,
No. red, juna tI.2ss{, ,uy. tt..!1ss August.
ei.Nha Lux. Corn nffnl satl mixed. elevator. A!4Ga
tl}fe. strant truck. Mkse: rejected. l1ct No \
4{t.
pn1vtst,Ns-ln fair demand. l,eos. mess, Her IT..
dln. meas, fu l'rlb mess pork iNa ls!tc. llnus.
sMaked flss1sc iasri. ptialo stcaH ll}tC, kettle.
ike. .r''-
GETTElt-HtcndJ: cTrnnltsy, ts&i2irs Sow York
State md llrtdfart C0nnty, PennsIlvanfa. t;sAH;
Aalry, 12al1c.
EaitA--S Slendyt tsr.
t;MEEsE-Stc:t,ly, creamery. E4G}Ie,
IsET1ltaLEFM-FlfMs i}sc.
WNIaKy-flrrn: l1.lt. .......-.. .........
l!ErEt1rrs-flGMr s!Cu bsls. wheat, asou bu, corn.
s9,NN has nata, 5.sN b,s.
siIIt.MkSTs-Wi,eus, iotU hI, corr, t;,0W b,l,
, 1881-06-10
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

spsefa! Dfspa'eA 10 1ht Ehasaea Jstbunst
hritIkuRsELp. ILL.,. June p.--Illa Secretary OF
sthto today iasnrd llcetlse To orxanIzu To tho
Chicago Goal i MininY Company: cap,tal, U.s..
9tl: e9rpnshtora. Jacob a11a John lseldtcr and
Lewis Il. htGfHls,
The auditor tttiay reK!atercl ~, ,000 OF bonls
Of the Town of Harter, Ctay County.
, 1881-06-10

NurFAL0. NY. 1uns v.-GIA1S-WhDa neRGctedt
notlsnay tl.9t fur Nc. hnrtl Duluth. turn dull,
leutciL ~ " -
CANAL FnkIo1rrs-unchnnced, nttto dotnn.
, 1881-06-10

md unrhnngrd Rice: :ncm.na fnr and ntnrket ntr1.
refined. H4c. -. '
lifHlN-Htruhu; ftHtt~?M. ...
rrMrkSri>.-slronscr;a a,'ac bid. <oc asked.
EIla--4tfnnn; !s1xtht!h. ... .......
FHnttss,xs-l'nsk &trnd: ni rirss. &ttf,efGtlf M;
new DO. 1nHttd al tHis* inL l'srF quiet hut slr1t.
tut nrafs gRict mud tINr,.nHrd. lard dnlt: tlAr.
M'TTkH-ll+n,nlid fair md market usn. :ta9ls:
gkuIrP, -
, 1881-06-10

rEnHtA. H., jnAe 9-t;NAlN-Corn hsmer; htxh-
mixed, tic. nIxed EI'4@ RHlr. Oats quptf No.
white. II, (6s:i36c. Ityo tlutls M. !. tN1RaGHc.
ttGltwiSEs-Unchanec.; for M In ssnre, slnl.
ltkCEtt'TNWheat. LID bns C.,rsl, g. Iii; onts T.
~ but re. ~ ?ni hurley. ~ ba
2s,7lu blli TIe. H0not Ghrl1y. iHt9.
, 1881-06-10
CINCINNATI.

CISCtSS.<TT, O.. Juno oM-COTT1S-StcnlTs 1h3Gc
FinrIk-QuIet nnd unchanged,
GlAtS-NhGnt strung; M. rcd, FlEh Corn t!Tincr;
No. nlscd 4sc. t,ats q"Irt, No. sn!xcd. slc. lsyo
4uels St :. III $I.l1 Hafsoy-Sn ntfesngs. ..- 49,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enslor. tIll;,f. Inrd dull. sl07
1iNlk Hnlx rfcatiyt shInltiurn. *.y clear t!b &4IA
HHrnn ataMty iln1 nnclmnxpH,
WItt*kf-HtNntty} fI.Ul
HlFTrEN-ftrn Ahd unchanged.
, 1881-06-10

NEW fAHK. !unu D.-Custnn e,t,ats moving steadily,
ad pEIcus srry !r. owt,H to limited supiyt cloti..
Inv wpol!a IN fnr d1slnnu. aud wnul tannalA furry
nctiv0 ~ t1rsl lNaN; printh At dreas Ktltls rV,ita
0nlot A0sluty Mill ulcrWeAs III betsur fe1upst.
, 1881-06-10

CtEvE.ASn, H,.. Jure U.-ItEr,tp,.EuM-Staad
H,nndartl whttu. ll0 tust, INV.
i'tTrsHu,ttl, LMne nep.-.pErMuLxuM-Autly9, Juttotl
cerrans lETsuAar closing Ut k.us EuEAod, 8c, Pill
ndppliin Lp1lYetY,
, 1881-06-10
I1Etr1l{)isl'.

DxrHOlT, Juna A.-FiaVt-StrAtiy.
GitAtS-Whcnt qultsl NJ, whitI, cash. fi.tG bid;
lmnG. fllbA bd July. sl.l644i August, sl4f& bid,
septcuber, Slgs{ bid; No. white. t3 anietl; No.
Ie!! t!lS aAkud. ltccpts whenf, l1NN bui shmsnts,
G1l,lAU bu.
, 1881-06-10

st. 1.ot'ts. 1une A.-FLutfM- Unchanged.
GHAtS-Whcne tnwer, Nh. = red, t1.tiN cash
anil .1unr; july. 3ttg BID August;
q. 1.GHA9Nt)H september $l,9'MtsLGg{ ycne;
si.UsA4 LthA ycars Ne. 3io. 81. alJ8, Mn. u.
1tD14 bid. Curn-1ctpr; ia cash Esa lt4c ,fnnss
4n&4+e JnIy: 4{N 4te August 4i1dt4 4txc september.
nata higher. :3svt:sJlu cas..; :s{n funsl akc July;
e's4c August. liye n"mtnal. barley nominal.
l.KAlt-firm nt it{c
HrTTEit.-9tenlf; 1a!fy, 1?a1se.
Et,ts-frm at lie.
WHtHEf-StGnly Mt 8tHt .-. 81
Il p.e! toseanE a s 5y M sns
NJ kiM EtstsM u md E:f lart nitere, nj tlut1!a.
ilErEtJTs-FtGnE L.0al br!as wheat. sLthI u. cur5t
sa0! hn: nnlf. !stAh III. rYc nt,ne: llur!ey. nnno.
Sli!rMHSTs-Fl2nr. 4M1brl. whnas. lIl1l bis; cotn
G1,ku hni Uhta. .1GN 1li rfG onHt lnrtoy, tUnc.
, 1881-06-10
KANSAS CITY.

5rfcIat Ultpafth 70 Jas Chicago Trih9Int.
KASHAA CITY, an.. Jul,a a-tinA1S-ThG Price
fartfht repoFtss Whpnt-.lsecclpth tho tast weck
ul.4c, IMac. !Gu, Nh aJno. NH(e, M. cush. tI94
aHkcl E1rl11tccnlnts tbe 1nsL Hcck, A:fl by; sh-
itenLs n lto hui lArkGt Irregular; No. cAal, Ec;
Juno. Sac, ' ~ -''-'
, 1881-06-10

1j4A1trlHl&)ftE.
BALTIMORE. Md. June It-HnchanRed
fimAtx-Whrht ltRhars Western winter red. sn0t
md juno. tl.7H1: July. elgskdst.z4. Ansnst. sl.l
tal9lA, September, si2l hlis Ocsuhcr. tl?17{a1.2I
corn-WoHtern 40 hotter. closing *tcadys nstxrh.
spot idst June. &'slcs July. AnHst. Rlc
steamer tic hli. unts stctsy. Lyc dull NJ &l.si0;.
ltAf--tlncl.nngru.
pHNfl*lt1SN-lJnthnn
Mt'TTEN-lhlm1r; ffrst grass, fb4lte.
EUHa-ffrinet ut tx< }!k..
f'ETIti,kEt's-SD1nIttHk -.-..
HlHlrE1I&x-CNfei. I-tl. HuHAf frHt 4 soft, 10h{c.
WMlskf--D1Hlt nj &LiN.
fHEfg1ftrH-Tn 1Ayerpnn1, nlscnnguh.
KEC.lFrAE!o,r. III bFisi WHEAT. :lai1 htl, corn,
H. in bit nntx, Lin b,i.
.HtftrMEST*-WhP 1nS S31 hut corh+ ttstS Iii,
'hALHH-Nhcn .U, U,UAi but gurI, " uU bu.
, 1881-06-10

0SWEHo. Juno a-i3lAlN-Hhtat stoady. Corn
nUn'ina!iy Nuc,lan4eu; Western ulExuJ, 51c
, 1881-06-10
PORT or CHICAGO,
ARRIVALS.

sttur Shetoyna,l, MILWAUKEE,, s.,t,drIcs,
Et1t,r WIskGx01l, Grcuu It1y. slljitjrics.
lirpp Muntu,1a. }iruIo. atinslrins.
Prop Ucct, Montreui. suntlrics
Troi, Mrss..1trrr iietttt,n ijariM,r. s,nt,riea.
j'rop MaInc. M,,skcxon. 1uIat,cr. s'
i'rup Mary (irt,h, M;lskcKoit. lumber,
yrtp Albert s0Der. SiliskUn,t, Timber.
i'run i. II. Srnyrr,.. Whjtu f,Iikn. s,l,,rIea.
l,rni, H. ftrI1h. WEifn i,nkG. sli,,.lrJes.
l'r0i, Uneitio. uuYaio. al,tlIirlcs.
I,rot, il. Il JirIttaln. Whifn jmkn s,,ntlrtca
I'rflt, Fuyuritc. Mennn.iurs. suntlries.
I'rui, TCtnllcst. WhifU Lake. iUu,j,ur.
i'itlt, f;wnIluw, Wbito Lukn. ininbur.
pruI, WitIlnn, E,tsrmrt,a. Erlr. ",ni.
l'rti, jiiltufl, PKu's Ticr. w.,o.I.
, 1881-06-10

flSAYEGll

1SnlASAFultH. Ind. IuAe a-uItA1S-Hhea quiet,
&Ll4tt. G0fn dull, &l9l34G. uats stCady;
, 1881-06-10

lco.watcF IL rendered harmless and moro re-.
freshlnx with Hop ulttcts in zach dfaught.
, 1881-06-10

Nkw nNtgASS, Juno y.-EOrTOx-Slcahy, mill
dltnu. lDsas. tuw M,dd,lnv tci gond ordinary bct
.!st ruucilts. lUt halsa; Hross E exports tiFeat
NttAn. d,1Qi EpnstMsU Gl0 EAlek, !7i3 stock. l tk
, 1881-06-10
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
tJt.sr1tntT.



OTHER LAKE PORTS.
DETROIT.
Spfef1s Dtspoteh to The Chicago Trihuns.
nETHt'ir. Mich. .tt'ne p.-t,assc,l ,lown-Tro-
pcer james Fisk, 1r., toul,cstcr, md tacEtlr:
stean,bAsKes Hay GEty anu baracs. j. +. nnnHati-
snn and schooner NJ. Stalker and hnr1es, William
RWluiph anu targes. Alc,ath, Knte 1hltttcrOnl
and schuoner lsettidcer: achUoners Guido Plis-
ter, Angus smith. Lcadyillc. Amurtenn. i. j.
King. i'eRlra. iiomo, a. n. Peterson, Porter,
Moonlight, Z. X, Minis, and j. r. Haley,
Arrjved-Seuw Ino.
Pissed ,,T,--l'n'ps fehtKt,, Arfzonn AMI Jnpan;
tennl-barRes Olean and bnrges, atnyitower anu
| barxes, o. TOWNSEND md schooner Ed Kelley,
SPARTA ind cnt1snrt, 4. a. Turner and schooner
Mary 1iattao nrd harRcs, N. Mills md burgess, u.
W. lanst anu schonners l.. G. Iutts, u. X Clint,
aud tlsc0la, nerH,nnta and tmrgca; achooucra
lIrnry saRc, Knte Kelly, Eton spry. Ilclio
Mitchell. L. Fitzgerald. s. II. Foster, Thomas
Gawn, Thomas r. Sheldon, aud n. 8. Austin.
Notwithstanding Mineral I,ock and
t,argrs.
Clcarcd.-Tng ]. W. Bennett and barges.
Wind northwest. ten miles.
It,NT llunON.
F0Rr HuH0N, June N.-raascl doWn-pro-
pptlcrs .1amcs Fisk. .1r., Wncotten with De!n-
w11rr, u. Il. vAnnlten nnd consort, Donaldson
and barHes. Erie jlelle aud bargcs; sten1ncr sag-
lnnw; tchooncrs Porter, Moonlight. g. X. Minis,
Annie ~. l'etersut':, Reindeer, Angus Smith.
a!n Ciy, Argyie did, sligo. ilessn i!orweE, Il.
Sparta an consost s. "wnscad su ana @ eoasr "asxs
Huron City, snm Flint !. +. 10y; achooucr Davli
WIN: North. fresh.
~ PORT i.rn1x. M'et.. June a.-1o:D .. .m.-
ltanseolnGe. WI!!lam iIarne, 1ionry ". saRc.
, 1881-06-10

Marsha!ItnNn Exprrss,, .,--ANN NE1fs
.nlnr 1tnpiits EsFGas. .,,,., t5;iin nj it,.
Six C!tY Y YnnkttIts ,ii;;asi nj 3hpa
ninnlth Night ESrrcts :, i:"1E mit !.i,p III
trt!aE ltnttttls Might Exntnss H' 'rn!. ;:Ep 81
lls* No!nGs llny III press, HM nm : a
atHs atnitlek Might EsIlrtns fssI! mi. Hp al
Slasf1 tliy 4 hfnnktnn..,,,...' 3:i. nj: i:js
Frcrprt, ftSr*Islri It Jinbicn, H!, ri; VIZ
ErtWt"'tt, Hoekr..riN 4 iTlh.iri%r * Y N 3Ess
EI1'ernrt. kfnrtix s.nkr ir,rv, /. i a' t;ip
S!l*ni1kcH tpnetnl l-auH,jnys..' stl stl HIE ;Ge
s!l!wNtkcr 4 }rrrt Ii,lyn, .Ssta n lmpp
s!i!WnitkGo l'ntsPn1t.r. ,,,... ri !mi nit imn
NIL. tlrGsn tlay 4 atnrtttr, 1 ;1; pm ID nss
itrCen liNJ. Win LAiIa4s jl!o Hst MI Iii
r. .nh at!nnrntmlfs t.snf,.. n',ia nj si;e
y: li.u Mtnhoair,liH F;x;,rrxs VITA nj i11ss
is!esrG Il lleaa1 wntt Exr,.s, ,.t m iiPP
s!!HHesoan 4 tsntrMt l3nhntM M, i1ia
MlnnHtutH Il Central llnkOin i,,ax m M. t1Gss
t,shkarl,. vIn lanes Vile, w MI: as Il
E1gln nEIttr.sa...,,,,,,,... ~ mi n ~
ElEn Exprnax-, " = nj ill.,
El.n Express.,,,,,,.,,,. ''" ~ = g. h}s XIX
t:lNn ExtreAa.. Aa....,,,,,,,,..I, II? mi ri n
Filth SMnslay Exprtss '''' !:li mt' .Es
----. - E.. :. .t.s... lGj nil ~ ri
, 1881-06-10

o.. u.,ssEo' S Mnr.tnston 4: Quincy Ro,,..,
tions IF a nnpiY iSs,: st T n::.s .s!.crtnstar assar,a
i:r,mkn Esnrsss t'r1ssi ioHt u i,nasr,nc nar,nc s';,
llDtlAn. Nttu IS ttnnnI.st, '44tceflth..l, pai..s
, 1881-06-10
HaHko.iD 1v.HE-TiDIs :

,I,,,,,-,, 's- EIHLE
a 1 S''.HaAik S'.a Ak. HSfi.s SSn ,4,!2 ,'E!2rAIrl:rE n|
MiHmKs si,sv ,Ha,Mr,taY cSt,ytrd .sn,,, .
,,u shlr,En (: N"rth*~.t-rn u.,
III na r, +; slrpna AZ as.o,n",
.,,c., isrs iin',.. ':tsn; i'ts, lir,1s!1.!
ny e9Tnsr Y w.ll. and ltM..nnh nha the dseet =
, 1881-06-10
WTSCELLANEO.th> -. -, ,, :,

WI LII lY0Ur To EKItT sESGE.a, M ~, asspis.
For The reduction Of ofaA 0n spi1nTgsI III sAts
lies. u1id viii dlspuaG o. sous ~ ntlte bhalac
aud tnta4ktGutN. III N &Aau%
, 1881-06-10
'i.ssGtl dowu-rropcllor 1ntiia.
Finu north, Xosltte. Weather fiuU.
PORT f.f1t.liARNE.

Special Dtspateh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
roNT tcoLn0nSE, Ont, J,lno D.-Passed ,tp-
sctooncrs Mystic stur. 0swego to ChIeaso, coal;
en. os~sSn * to ay Gty G0a
tn1t to Tolnd0. light. Albacon, Part Dnihol,sis to
Toledo. light: hnFHp Fortune, Montreal tn TO-
chcagt,. barlcy; propeller Lake 0nturio, Mont
, 1881-06-10

Chicago - Alton.
Union Depot. Wcat Slde. cUrnGr Madison and tan..
Rin.. GrtmeHn Madison And Atlhhls-st. bridges III
Twenty -thr1l-rt. Ticket uE'cra At IlG.,ta Il Saul
Clnrk-et-, Grand Pacific tl0tet, aud Palmer IIors
, 1881-06-10

EO[ET UHfHUUEtEt
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
p0nT DAIiIouHIE, Ont, juno a.-pnsscll up
Schoonera 7. u. Locke, Charlotte to Chicnvo
coal; nrisnshy, Kingston to Chicago. ltyht
Passed down"frcpeios Prussi, is t ChIeatKee t;eI ts
Montreal, KpnpFal ClrRO,
, 1881-06-10

Iilinots Central IIalIrond.
Dcp0t foot Df 1ake-st. And fuut nf Twcnty -reepnd
Ticket UfcGn III ltunaUp,-tt., ncar Clark, G;in3
Pacific I1oteft und Palmer House.
, 1881-06-10

Chicago d Eastern tttinos
Depot 1we!fth-t. nc1T stat11i iouso AND tiIan1
CiEG. Nrfnk's Exptess te0fet1ko a." Arrns
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13
Court Proceedings.

The Court pronounced sentences upon the
following prisoners convicted at the present
term, yesterday morning.:
j. A. Pendeton, forgery-two indictments
fines of $3.50. costs of prosecution and un-
dergo Imprisonment in the Eastern Peniten-
tiary for six years.
Frank SwavZe, horse stealing, fine of $50,
cost, and imprisonment i'm the Eastern Peni
tentiary for five pears and eight months.
Melvine Moore, horse stealing, fine of $50,
costs and Imprisonment in the Eastern Pepi
itentiary for two years and eight months.
f, A. Wheeler, felonous assault, fine of
$50, costs, and Imprisonment in the Eastern
Penitentiary one year and six months.
Patrick Ward larceny, to pay II fine of 800,
costs, and Imprisonment in the Eastern Peni-
tentiary for two years.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13
6 Z. NJ.

The PrcSipent has experienced since
the issue of the morning bulletin further
amelioration of the symptoms. He has
been able to take an ample amount of food
without discomfort and has had several
refreshing maps. At the noon eXamna-
tion the temperature was 99.2; pulse, l06;
respiration 30 At ) so p. m., tempera-
ture, 98.6; pulse, 100; respiration, is.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

BURLINGTON lrEMS.-Dr. L. A. EYERTS.
of Ithaca, has been spending short time in
town.
Miss EMMA WARNING and Miss JENNIE
BENNETT of Towanda have been visiting
friends at East Troy they also made Miss
TRUMBULL Il pleasant call at Burlington
We were happily surprised to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. F. SPENCER in town, few days
ago. although it seemed impossible to retain
them as citizens. still we are glad to have
them with us even for day.
Mrs. Judge LONG of this place attended
the funeral of her niece, Mrs. BLISS, Troy.
Miss IDA MORGAN, of Towanda, sp,n
last week wife friends here.
Mrs. JOHN SIMPKINs of Detroit, is visiting
Mrs. X. Ross.
Mr., W. IL. ID. GREEN has returned from
his visit to BinShamton and Montrose.
The Odd Fellows enjpved picnic in the
grove near town u short time ago.
Thegreatest anxiety of our people at present
is to know whose we'll they can get the pail
of W ter from.
Preaching at the County house one week
ago last Sunday, by the Baptist Minister, of
Troy. Next Sabbath the Presbyterian min
lister of the same place, will officiate.
A disgraceful affair occurred in our stceets
the other dav caused by politics.; and what
one of the party was peace officer of the
town. TONNE.
Sept. u, 1891.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13
The News Condensed.
The N. Y. State Fair opens to-day.

The N. Y. State Fair opens to-day.
DIR. Agnew publishes statement that
ha was never called on to act as referee
in the settlement of the question of the
retiring surgeons.
Ferris, the new Tichborne claimant,
has left San Diego, probably for New
York whence he will go to Europe and
press his claims.
The contributions to the free ice water
fund in New York average only 81 cents
ii day and the drinks outnumber the pen
nies thousand times.
A norther passed over Fort Supply, I.
T., last Saturday, and great deal Of
stock was frozen to death. Out Of one
heard of SIX hundred, only half escaped.
The next regetta of the National Asso-
citation of Amateur Oarsmen will be held
in Detroit. Probably the IIilSdale crew
will be sent abroad as representatives OF
the Association.
Ex Minister White arrived in New York
Saturday, on the steamer Elba, which
came over in the fastest time on record
The alumni Of Cornell will give President
White reception October fourth.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

Ed. MoUILLEssEAUx, enterprisng Jeweller
has just secured the agency for the John Foley
Celebrated "Bank" Gold Pens. 1t is generally con-
ceded by all Dealers that it has no equal in the
market and it will pay whoever is in need of a
good Pen to examine Eds stock before purchasing
elsewhere. He has also put in stock the celebrated
diamond Pointed Stylographic Pen" or "Ink Pen
ci' the wonder of the age. Call and see it. 1w.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

A large farm barn, containing 100 bushels
of wheat. quantity of oats, 30 tons hay and
q large calf, the property of n. T. HORTON.
near Sugar Run. was burned Sunday night at
O'Clock. No insurance. 1t was evidently
the work of an incendiary, but the parpetra-
tor is not known. The loss falls very hcavt.
ly OH Mr.. I'll.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

The last scene in the play, Uncle TENS
Cabin, which is to be produced in Mcrcur
Hall this evening hy the Boston Ideal Uncle
Toms Cabin Company is thus described in
their programme:
Act 7, and La>t.-The Apotheoss of Eva
and Ascension into Heaven. The most Sub
lime and thrilling AIlegory ever witnessed
Paint d by L. q. Evans of Boston. The scene
opens disclosing to the audience chaotic
mass of clouds and vapor; slowly the veil OF
mist is lifted; music swells through the
echoing space-a tide of richest melody
while countless angel voices join in the sol
cmn chorus, which rolls away and fingers in
the distance, family rs the whisper of spirit.
Silent and magnetic the dense clouds rend
a>under disclosing the pearly gates al Para
disc. While the spirit of gentle Eva is seen as.
cending 10 the Celestial Courts of God. The
i, horuS of the angels, with their song of well
come. thrill the enraptured ear, the eye daZ-
zled and delighted as the gorgeous beauties OF
the streets of Heaven burst upon the view,
and the gentle, loving Eva, with IL smile OF
seraphic tenderness, bids last adieu to earth
and enters that abode of bliss which mortas
dream of and which angels know.
'NEARER MY COP To THEE"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

BURR TRACY, of Washington, has joined
his family in Monroeton.
DR.. SCovILIE of Wvalusing wears the belt.
lie caught five pound bass Saturday even
ing.
Sheriff DEAN left for Philadelphia this
morning with the prisoners sentenced yester
day
A. s. Cook, an old and honorable New
York commission merchant, is registered at
the Ward House.
Master FRED. Belts, takes Mr.. STRYKER's
place in the Bank during the latter's absence
on his bridal tour.
Rev. Mr.. OLMSTEAD who is now employed
In Philadcphin, is spending few days in
town with his wife.
Mrs. Doctor MoNTANYE is still living, but
past all hope of recovery. Her death may
occur any moment.
President CLAGHoRN of 5. L. & S. r. Il.
took dinner at the Ward House yesterday and
then proceeded to Bernce.
Doctor ROCKWELL of Monroeton and Mr..
GEORGE RIDGwAY of this place, will attend
the session of Grand Lodge Knights of Hon
or, in Philadelphia this week.
C. NJ. GEROULD has been appointed
watchman and janitor at the First National
Bank, the new relations Of Mr.. SrRYKER
rendering it inconvenient for him longer to
make his lodging in the. room fitted up for
that purpose in the bank.
An Athens correspondent of the Elmira
Gazette, says:
ASA DOUGLASS, of Towanda, Pa, was in
town on Tuesday last, calling on old friends.
He is very genial gentleman whom it Is IA
pleasure to meet.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

Our thanks are rendered the Farmers Ag-
rcultural Society of Tioga County, for a
complimentary ticket of admission to the an
nual Fair, to be held at WelSboro on the
5th, 9th and 18th of October next. Hon. II.
w. WILLIAMS is President of the Society, and
j. w. MATHER the Secretary.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

The temperance people of Oberlin Ohio,
have been holding meetings in the hope
of persuadng the hotel keepers and drug
gists of that town to sign pledge neither
to sell or give away spirituous liquors,
the apothocaries being urged not to fur
nish such liquors g straight even upon
physicians prescription. The desired
pledge is not to be binding unless all deal
ers in alcoholic beverages agree to it.
All but two have yielded, and the question
now is whether these obstinate holders
out can be persuaded to join the others.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

METEOROLOGICAI.-The Thermometer at
DR.. III. G.. PORTER & Sons Drug Store, at the
corner of Main and Pine streets, indicated as
follows:
SEPTEMBER II.
a. m.-54 deg. above zero. a. NIL; l2 m.-
co; p. Md; p. MIL; 9p. MO.
Average temperature during the day-66.
SEPTEMBER Is.
n. m.--52 degs. above zero.
WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR ToDAY.-Fair;
variable winds; stationary barometer and tempera.
tGre.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

For RENT will rent the whole or a
)art Of my house on Second street, on reas-
Dnable terms. Possession given immediately
MRS. Z. I'll. MASON.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

The forest fires in Michigan devoured eve
ry town in their pathway-cXcept one. The
village of Sand Beach was protected by IIol-
ly water works, and no flame could come
nigh it that was not instantly beaten back by
powerful streams of water. There NAV
come IA day when property owners here will
be glad of the protection afforded by our
Water Works.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

Tickets to Elmira and return, good for four
days, are now for sale by Ticket Agent BAB-
COCK, for 81 80 for the round trip.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

Did you ever see such elegant Bartlett
pears and such luscious grapes as FITCH, the
confectioner. displays?
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

The only physician registered yesterday
was:
SELDEN SYLVESTER COwELL, Smithtield;
no diploma-ten years continuous practice.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

DITTRICH e Co. are selling elegant pears,
A. for eating now or preserving, at one dollar
per bushel.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13

MESSRs EDTTORS.-The records for fifty
years past do not exhibit SO heated a term OF
weather, as the experience of the last sin
weeks.
During August and September we have had
five days in which the thermometer range
from one hundred and upward in the shade;
but in open country, where there was neith
er buildings nor foliage to absorb the heat
in some localities 104 degrees has been reach
ed. Hitherto 96 degrees has been consider
ed-hot, hotter-hottest. | havefNpt strci
record for many years.
S. w. ALDEN.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-13
The Presidents Condition.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.


The Presidents improvement yester-
day was marked, Notwithstanding the un-
favorable symptoms of Saturday. The
lung difficulty is believed to be passed.
The patient is cheerful and relishes his
food.
LONG BRANCH, SEfT. II, 1881.
s 80 \. NJ.
The President passed an unusual good
night, his sleep being uninterrupted, eX
cept occasionally, to enable him to take
food Suppuration from the parotid
gland has almost entirely ceased. The
opening from which the pus discharged
is rapidly healing. The cough is less,
and expectoration materially diminished.
Temperature 9S.4 pulse 100; res piration
Is.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-01-13
Improved Mortar for PIasterins.

A new method of making mortar for
plastering walls has been devised, which
is confidently said by those who are in
formed as to it to be superior to any
other ever yet tried. Stucco or plaster
of-paris is used instead Of lime In MAX
ing the mortar, one part OF stuoco, by
measure, being used to two parts Of sand.
No hair is used for the first or Scratch
coat, and three coats Of plastering are
put on; In mixing the stueco and sand
full of sand and stueco mixed, and then
clean water is added until the mortar Is
of the right consistency. The mortar
must be used as soon as made, and only
made in small quantities at time. It is
claimed that it will make harder, more
perfect wall, can be used to better ad-
vantage, and is little if any more expsn-
siye.-Grand Rapids E0oLe. ...,.