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Congress Yesterday.

In the U. S. Senate, yesterday, inn
mediately after the reading of the jour
nal, the death of Senator Carpenter, of
Wisconsin, was announced. After
the adoption Of the usual mortuary
resolutions, the Senate adj antil
to-day.
In the House the entire day was oc-
cupied with an attempt on the part of
the Democrats to pass the Apportiol.-
ment bill, which was resisted by the
Republican minority with dilatory mo-
tlons, refusing to vote and leaving the
House without quorum, etc. The
House was in session long after mid
night,
The River and Harbor bill was CON-
pleted by the Senate Committee on
Commerce yesterday, and will be re-
ported this morning. The total appro-
priation is increased by the Senate
Committee about 5000, 900.
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A CURIOUS LEGACY.

A remarkable instance of gratitude:
An old lady, 80 years of age, very
wealthy and full of wit, died recently
at Founlainebleau, in France. Her
will contained this provision 81 leave
to my physician, whose enlightened
care and wise prescriptions have made
me live SO long, all that is contained iu
the old oaken chest in my boudoir.
The key of the chest will be found un-
der the mattress of my bed" The
heirs were much disturbed, for they
foresaw material dIminut ton OF their
share of the property. The fortunate
and expectant physician at length ar
rived. The notary delivered to him
the key of the chest. 1t was opened
and found to contain solely all tho
drugs and potions, still intact, which
the worthy physician had gwen his pa
tieEt for twenty years back
The daily gazette., 1881-02-25
BALLS.

The second annual bail OF the Bran
dywine Library Association takes place
this evening in Webster's Dancing Acad
emy, Masonic Temple. The committee
Of arrangements are prepared - receive
their guests, and good time may be
expected by all who attend.
The fourth annual bali of the "Popu-
lar Micks Association" will take place
on Monday evening next. As the balls
Of this ASSOCIATION have been popular
the coming one will no doubt be equal
10 its predecessors.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

The following Sherifi's sales are adver-
used to take place At the Lafay ette
Hotel on Monday, March 14th:
The property of Peter j. Quinn, stu.
ated ON b street, between Heald and
Townsend streets.
A two story franc dwelling, the prop
erty of John Logan, situated on Second
street, hear Madison.
On the same day, at the Court House,
the following properties of Isaac Muir
ray:
A three story brick house situated on
West street between Second and Third
streets.
A three story brick house S. e. corner
of Filth and Jefferson streets.
Fourtwo story brick houses on Wind
sor street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
A three story brick house on Jefferson
street between seventh and Eighth
streets.
One two story brick house on Seventh
street between Monroe and Adams
streets.
A tGo story brick factory on Adams
street, between Conrad aud Third streets. i.
Three two story brick honses on Har.
risoa street, between Second and Third
streets.
Seven two story brick houses on Reed
street near Adams street.
Two two story brick houses on Town
send stree, near Is street.
Two frame dwellings on Fifth street
near Webb, together with i've lots In
various parts OF the city.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Yesterday, L. w. Stidham s. Son,
auctioneers, sold at public sale for
Matthew Spence, Christiana hundred,
one horse, 5000 orc two year old colt,
Sl6l one seven months old colt, $50
turkeys, $3.50 a piece, and chickens
$l.25 per pair.
They also sold for William Lauchead,
Brandywine hundred, cows, 500 and
$35, and corn 81 cents per bushel.
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The Logan evidently thinks more OF
thin actresses than she does of fat ones
After q weeks work ship of the Bern
DaveDpor: at is a terrible experience
tor any woman to observe The signs
Of her loss of beauty-the gro wing dull
ness Of the eye, the lines about the
mouth, the lacK .lustre hair, the changing
figure, whether IL be- losinRt its rounded
curves or gaining obesity al sacrifice of
Symmeiry, but TO any actress this grad
nal decay Is terror only second to death
itself"
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AmuseInenIs.


The universal favoritas, Barlow, Will
son, Primrose & Vests Miustrels, an
pear In the Opera House this evening"
The company Is so we'll known In this
city that 1t seems almost useless to write
anything IN their praise. The company
Is now one of the largest. travelling, and
numbers forty performers The pro-
gramme that will be presented this eve
ring has been selected to p lease every one
Reserved seats can be secured A. q. r.
Thomas & Co.'s book store.
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DIED

LANE-Iu this city on the 2}d inst, Jesse
Lane. In the Slst yea of his age.
The relatives anu friends OF the family
are respectfully Invited To attend the
funeral from his late residence No 6le
W est street, on saturday afternoon, Feb.
26th, at O'Clock. Interment at the VIII
mington ana Brandywine cemetery.
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Everybody knows che supplying and
deadly qualities OF opium; still there are
sIld rs "A soothing .syiup Ior children.
Dr. Bulls Baby syrup contains nothing
Injurious and via relieve your baby OF
pain and all disorders of the bowels
Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-25

The annua meeting of the stock
holders of the Northern Central Railway
was held yesterday in Baltimore The
Directors, in their report, show an in.
crease of S5i9 Ill in the net earnings of
the road for 1880, as compared with 1879,
and say he company is new entirely
free from floating dept. After meeting
a guarantee of the bonds of she Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad, and div
idend upon the capital stock of 24 per
cent, there remained on Decent Der 3ist
last, a tOta net credit of S1S7, 708. The
old Board of Directors and the old
officers OF the road We're reelected
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HON. WILLIAM PARSONS.

The fourth entertainment OF the Dia-
mond Course occurs Saturday, February
20. The lecturer, Hon. William Parsons,
is one OF the most eloquent and inter
esting men in the lecture field, and his
lecture, emoodying the wonderful results
OF DIR. Schlieman's excavations, is popu.
lar and Instructive, Reserved seats for
sale at Thomas x Co.'S.
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For the GAZETTE.
HOMER d. COPE.

On last Tuesday evening a new star
arose above the horizon of Centreville,
Delaware, in the person OF the renown-
cd elocuuonist bearing the above name.
He came at the lDvlta'lon of Centreville
Lodge, No. 81, /. o. o. F., of Delaware.
70 witness his first appearance, the
noble farmers and their families, with
the good citizens of Oentreville, assem-
bled In large numbers until the space in
the hall was densely occupied. Many
we're Obliged to stand the whole evening.
rhe favorable impressions made by his
prepossessing person were only increased
by his performance. This consisted In
reclting from memory the whole five
acts, Ibclujing a dozen different an op-
posite characters, of the thrilling drama
of "Damon and Pythias," concluding
with the humorous sketch by Mark
Twain entitled "Uncle Daniels Apparl-
tion," The interest secured by his CON-
Inanding presence at the start intensified
as he progressed, until he was greeted
with outbursts OF applause. His men,
ory is wonderful. his elocutionary power
diversified and impressive. The enter
tainment was agrand success. Our people
wiltoherish the memory of the rising OF
this literary star with admiration.
r. GRAHAM, Il. !.
Greenville, Del, Feb. "a 1851.
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Marriages have Increased 10 per cent
since young men have learned OF the
soothing effect of Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhound upon gables. Young man
II you keep IA bottle on hand for an enler-
gency. you are safe In bringing things TO
q climax. iebS.
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NEW ADvERTlsEMENrs.

ATOTICE-The Hope Building and Loan
In ASSOCIATE II is now issuing shares IN
new series, beginning March I'd. 1881.
Apply TO p. PlunkeLL Treas, Third and
Ma, ket streets, or TO
JNO. +. MILL + r, Sec,
feb25-wed6satlm. Si3 Market st.
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The battalion of the Seventy-nrst
Regiment New York Volunteers pass
ed through Baltimore yesterday ,on the
way to attend the Mardi Gras celebra-
tion in New Orleans.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-25

The early bird catches the worm, and
sometimes bad cold, which however
does no injury to the Old proverb, for
with DR.. Bulls Cou h Syrup colds are of
no consequence. Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-25

When other and good remedies fail TO
relieve coughs and colds, DR.. Bull's Cough
" because II is the best remedy. Price
25 cents q bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-25
DUBLIC SALE
CITY WHARVEs.

CITY WHARYES.
The following city wharves will be seld
at public Sale, at the City Hall, on
MONDAY, MARCH 7th, 1881,
at IL O'Clock a. m:
Tatnall street wharf French street wharf
anu King street wharf.
ROBERT II. TAYLOR,
G !alrman Public Building Committee.
febs5-ts. 6
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At special meeting of Naiad Fire Co. held
Tuesday evening Nov. s, the following reso-
lutions were adopted: Hrs
WHEREAS; God in his all-wise providence
has seen fit to remove from our midst our
friend and brother fireman, LEGRAND s..
BREWER, be it
Resoloed, That we, the members of Naiad
Engine Co., sincerely mourn the loss of one
who was always faithful IN the discharge of
his duties, and gave much promise of attain
ing the highest position in TIE walks of life.
ResOloed, That we extend t., the relatives
and friends of the deceased our heartfelt SYM
pathv. That as a token of respect, we drape
our Engine house and charter in mourning
for 80 days, and follow the remains of our
departed comrade to their last resting place.
Resolved, That these resolutions be print
ed and n copy sent to the bereaved family.
o. Z. BENNETT,
c. P. WELLEs, Comm.
f. B. PIERCE,
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BUSINESS LOCAL.

Largest assortment of Vases and noticed Cups
Cups and Saucers, in town at the CENT Store.
Immense shipments of TOYS for the Holiday
trade, are being received daily at the CENT
Store.
WANTED-Dress Making and Plain Sewing. by a
thoroughly competent Dress Maker. TERMS so
Gents per day. Enquire at j. NJ ss, Cherry st.
~ LosT-strayed or stolen from my premises in
Iowanda township, on the night of October 3Oth a
DARK RED COW, with black face or wears
DID, coming in soon; had rope tied around her
horns liberal reward will be paid for her return
or lor Information that will lead to her discovery.
Nov. l. GEORGE VANpEHPooI
Situation as Book keeper or Clerk wanted by a
thoroughly competant young man. Address II,
Box 1885, Towanda, Pa.
Professor Dannec respectfully notifies his friends
and pupils of last season and the citizens of To-
open classes in the Means Hail. on Tuesday after
noon and evening, Nov. Il. Terms same as last
season, und instructions superior to any ever given
here, before or since the first advent of Dannelle
List at Z. Is. Porter's Drug Store.
Mr.. James Hees. late with Felch s. Co., takes this
method of notifying his friends that he has taken a
position with Evans & Hldreth where he will be
happy to them all and offer them great induce
mens in the line Of dry goods.
David Goodman, Blacksmith, has Removed from
shop on Park street to the rear of Col. Means
block. Entrance from Pine street.
William Brown, at Miller's Barn, cleans and oils
harness. and washes wagons very cheapy.
Nathan Tidd desires to inform his patrons and
the public in general that he is prepared to deliver
Loyal sock coal at same prices charged at the
5. l.. s. &. Yald.
BUY THE BEST KNIFE MADE-Forged n
stead of being stamped out-for sale at C. Z.
WELLSE' Crockery store.
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,g sgs@ 1,t;s to y S1e lins survey makes

ap%Trm tIp%nro;oaT ~ uT faa.o,t1 'o ' 'A
9th That the dairy interest is one of sufficient
Importance to warrant the closest investigation in
regard to the most profitable breeds of stock the
most economic modes of feeding and the most ef-
ficient way of manufacturing its products.
7th That oYthanks aredue a1Hand are hereby
generouz Entertainment, toy fhe trustees of the
church /er NE use of thei s6hsmodous ednice, and
to @r .SsPTInMal a2nssM cornbaHa for the excellent
and discussed in sections.
Carried.
The resolutions were all carried after dis
cussion.
Discussed by E. E. Quinlan, w. H. Smith,
E. j. Ayres, Sumner, and others. After
which was music by the Band, Then a
defamation by Miss Nellie Cole. '.Curfew
must not ring to night" After some discus
sion on various topics we was favored with
another defamation by Miss Nellie Cole,
"The Smack in School," Then we listened
to music by the Band and at 10 p. m. we adj
iourned to meet in the morning at 8 a. IN.
Grange opened in the usual form at 8 a. m.
when Bros. III. F. Hendrick and r. Terril
and Sister Ella Mott of Pomona Grange No.
!, Oh SuSQucUnUud SO., ldSoItu uS Will
splendid music for which they had the
thinks of the Grange.
The following brothers were elected as
Executive Committee for the ensuing year:
A B. Cass, Wysaukng; V. S. Lauden, West
Granville; Levi Wells, Spring Hill
The question of agricultural implements,
plows, harrows, rakes, ETC., was taken up
and discussed at some length.
The discussion on plows was quite spirit
ed. The "Wiard," Syracuse" and ''Oli-
ver' all had their friends. Also the "Bailey
Plow," manufactured at LeRaysville; and by
the way, am of the opinion that the Bailey
PIow is about as good as any of those discuss
ed, as it is in more general use and is well
liked and its price is i'll reason.
The discussion on plows, ETC., was by w.
H. Smith, D. Ackley, Do. Hollon. VIM.
Snyder, - Shumway, e. j. Ayres, -
Butts, j. o. Algers, and others.
Dairying, the mode of feeding, care of
cows, etc, was discussed at some length.
After which we were instructed in the un-
writtrn work of the order by Bro. j. o. AL
ger, our Comfy Deputy.
Meeting adjourned at I2 m. to meet as above.
DWIGHT KELLUM, Sec'y.
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G. l.. S. C.-The next meeting of the
be held at the residence of Mrs. d. M, SCOTT,
on Friday evening, Nov. II. at o'clocks
sharp. The last meeting was one of unusual
interest. Papers were read on the architec-
ture of "Girard College" and of the Omitted
States Capitop' by Mrs. Q. D. KINNEY and
Mrs. NJ. l.. BURNS. At the next meeting
Mrs. MARIA WATKINS will read paper on
the new Capitol at Albany, Mrs. KINNEY will
have a sketch of Leonardo d Vinc and Mrs.
SCOTT one of Michael Angelo. ...l. ~
c. II. WRIGHT, President.
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Mrs Kilbourn invites the ladies of Towanda and
vicinity to call and examine her stock of Millinery
Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Conveniant rooms for house keeping, in Tracy &
Moorc's block, Main St. Apply to II, p MOORE.
Taken from the stable of D'A Overton, few
DAYS SINCE valuable riding bride, with patent Bit
One dollar reward will be paid for it's return.
w. WANDERING RK.
AU persons indebted to the subscriber whose ac-
counts have been standing over three months mast
settle before December 1st to SAGE costs.
N. p. HICKS.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Judge LINN arrived in town last night.
Mrs. DR.. PRATT has returned from visit
to her son, DR.. D. L. PRATT, in Minneapolis,
Miss ANNIE GRIFFITHs has returned from
Ohio, where she had been visiting several
weeks.
President CLAGHORN, of the S. l.. & S. r.
r. and ED. LEWIS, President of the Long
Valley Coal Co., are IN town.
Attorneys DIXON. CAMPBELL and PLATT,
and Secretary FANSHAWE of the Lehigh Val
ley r. r. Co., came up on No II last night
and are stopping at the Ward House.
We are panied to learn that our excellent
friend, Judge STAFFORD, of Browntown, is
again on the sick list, being confined to his
room with an affection of the lungs of seri-
Gus character.
III. B. GAYLORD, the enterprising Wyau-
sing merchant, yesterday led to the altar Miss
BELLE KINTNER, an estimabe and accom-
plished young lady of Mehoopany. They
started for New York on their wedding tour
last evening.
JAMES MCCABE has removed from this
place to Plttston and occupies his handsome
residence in that city. We are sorry to lose
Mr.. MCCABE and his good wife from our
town, but our loss is Pittston's gain. Mr..
MCC. will continue his business here. and Of
necessity will spend portion of his time in
Towanda.
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The Elections.

The official table of the election returns
in this county is not yet completed. The
republican majority on state ticket is a.
bout 1900. The county ticket is all elect
ed. Webb's majority is about 500.
Baily, republican, is elected state treas
urer by from 5000 to 10000.
The Re-adjusters carry Virginia.
Wisconsfg is in doubt. The democrat
ic victory in New York is confirmed.
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FIVE CHILDREN AT ONE TIME!--A Lady tn Neao
ENGLAND had five children sick with Chills at one
time. Her pastor recommended Thermaline. She
bought family box and cured the whole lot. Chill
dren won't take qunne it's bitter taste turns their
stomachs. Thermane is put up in sugar coated cap
sulets like small Eat beans. Only costs 25 cents u
~box. 1t has never been known to fail, and is now
prescribed by physicians instead of quinine.
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''Why bless my stars!' said Mr.. VIM. g.
Dennison, 1924 South Tenth street. Phadel-
phia, Pa, ''after bathing my limb thoroughly
with St. Jacobs Oil, was relieved of the
pain of my rheumatic gout and was soon
well. 1t cures every time"
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The Episcopal Mite Society will meet next
Monday evening at T. G. DELANOs on Pine
street. Both Mrs. DEI.ANo and the officers
of the Society will be happy to see all their
friends on the occasion it being the first meet
ing of the season.
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Wantcd-Two good boys to learn the print
ing business. Apply at this office.
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FITCH has new large Figs that almost melt
inthe mouth.
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Don't fail to go to JOHN SULLIvAN's on
Bridge street, for the best five cent cigar.
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The finest CONNECTIONS in the market at C.
S.FITCH's.
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Largest assortment of Vases and noticed Guns
Cups and Saucers, in town at the CENT Store
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Fresh candies manufactured every day at
FITCH'S.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A good selffeed Heating
Stove Enquire at John Sullivans store, Bridge st.
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The News Condensed.

1t is thought that nearly all the Irish
members will support the land bill.
Chic had another earthquake yesterday
causing the destruction Of many more
houses.
heavy earthquake was experienced III
California on Sunday. No particular
damage was done.
Land League meetings in Brooklyn
We're addressed by O'Doneyan Rosea and
Mrs. ParnelI Oh Sunday.
Bulletins from BeacOnStield'S sick room
indicate his continued weakness and no
change for the better
The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided to invite proposals for the sale of
$l04, 100000 Of A per cent. bonds.
Coleman, who is charged with the Man
sion House plot, is said to have reached
New York aUd to be under the protection
of some armed fenians.
The Nihilists continue to write threat
! ening letters to the Car. Every effort
to discover the identity of the authors
nas thus far proved nnavailing.
The Washington correspondent of the
Brooklyn Eagle, thinks the democrats of
the Senate will yield, and that Conkling
will be worsted in the fight over Robert
son.
Bradstreet's Reporter says that the to-
tai number Of failures for the first quarter
of 1881 is 1886, against l 1894 during the
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attend. The following program has been
prepared:
Devotional meeting, 8: 80 a. M, led by Mrs.
Knox, Of ElmiIa.
MORNING SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK.
DoXology and PRAYER; reading of minutes
OF last annual meeting; secretary's report;
treasurer's report: roll call: constitutional
amendments Miss Loring of Scranton singing;
essay, "Zenanas and the women who live in
them," Miss Cook; welcome address; re-
sponSe; solo. Mrs. Baldwin; appointing com
mittees; Lords PRAYER in concert.
AFTERNOON SESSION. . O'CLOCK.
Scripture reading and prayer; reading of
minutes; presidents address; singing; talk
on Japan, Mrs. Knox; report from bands;
talk to bands, Miss Loring: solo. Mrs. Bald
win; verbal report from auxiliaries; report
from committees; miscellaneous; prayer.
EVENING SESSION, Z: 80 O'CLOCK.
Opening exercises; reading minutes; pOpu-
lar address. Rev. n. l.. Ostrander, of OWego.
" GONE HOME."- Rev. CHESTER PARK, one
Of the oldest and most highly esteemed citi-
zenS of Athens, died on Saturday night at the
ripe age of about SO years. For many years
Mr.. z. was a leading merchant in that place,
and rs an upright conscientious business man
and Christian gentleman none stood higher.
He was local preacher OF the NJ. +. denom-
inati0n, and for years labored for the spiritu-
al welfare Of the Sparsely settled communities
in the northern part of the county, always
enforcing his teachings by godly walk and
conversation. He was an active member and
liberal supporter of the Methodist church in
Athens, and he will be sincerely mourned by
the membership aS well as the entire commu-
nifty.
Although cripple for the last years of his
| life, rs the result Of an accident. he was al
ways cheerful and happy His hearty greet
| ings. always extended to those whom he met,
made him welcome guest to all who were
honored with his acquaintance. Full of
years and honors, like q shock of corn fully
ripe" he has been taken to his reward.
! The deceased leaves an aged widow, two
son Zone of them u. f. PARK. the well-known
merchant of Athens) and three daughters to
mourn his loss. One of his daughters is in
! Tunkhannock with her husband, Rev. J. ID.
TRACY. The funeral took place yesterday
! afternoon.
| For rent, n small house newly papercd and
! painted, convenient to the Institute. Inquire
ut this office.
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same period last year The failures of
the past week in the United States and
Canada were 1913, an increase over the
preceding week of IL. The increase is
entirely III the Western States.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

O. W. CoRBIN has opened meat market
at Wyalusing.
ARTHUR TILEsroN Of Binghamton was in
town yesterday.
w. 8. VINCENT and family left for their
new home in Erie this morning.
Mr.. DANIEL KINGSLEY is visiting her
brother and sister in BnghamtOn.
G. II. ALLEN. though not berry rugged yet,
is able to be out again after months illness.
c. 5. LAFEERTY of Camptown has lately
received another car load Of lumber wagons
from the west.
Hon. j. q. PATTON has rented his fine res
idence and is now boarding with his brother
in-law. JOHN j. GRIFFIrHS on Main street.
Under the head of What People are Do
ing" yesterdays Philadelphia Press says
81. MUNDY of Towanda always puts up at
the St. Elmo, where he now is.''
Mr.. Ross, the wide-awake grocery merch-
ant, made a capital hit when he secured Mr..
LEROY CORBIN as manager Of his first ward
store. Mr.. c. has had long experience in the
mercantile business, is a pleasant, courteous
gentlemen who will win customers. He has
M excellent assortment Of goods and LEROY 5
nice taste is exhibited in the arrangement of
things. Down town people especially will
appreciate having such an establishment at
which to buy their groceries.