Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

one time stationed in Troy and other places
in this county, is dying of cancer in Canisteo,
n. Y.
DR.. HARRIS is spending the interim between
courts with his son-in-law Mr.. WELLS, in
Potterville.
Hon. C. F. NICHOLS is at Topeka watching
the moribund psngs of the Legislature.-Nc-
Pherson (Kan.) Republican.
We see it stated that Hon. HUGH YOUNG,
Of .Wellsboro, will likely be made Register
of the Treasury, a position for which he is
admirably fitted, and which he would fill with
credit to himself and honor to the department.
GEO. II. SMITH. of the firm of SHORES &
SMITH, Athens, is visiting his brother, DR..
p. j. SMITH, in this place, to-day, and will
remain till tomorrow.
Rev. A. f. HARDING, formerly pastor of
the M. f. Church at Rome, was married on
the 81 inst. to Miss OLIVE r. COBB, of Stev-
ensville. He is now stationed at Rush.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. L. j. Gull
YER, who has given no little attention to the
cultivation of the amber cane, has been APP
pointed by commissioner LEDUC to superin-
tend the planting and cultivation of amber
cane, and give instruction to such people
throughout the country as may desire to en-
gage in raising this profitable crop. The sit
uation is good one, and the duties will be
faithfully attended to by MIR. CULVER. We
understand the appointment was made at the
suggestion of Col. PIOLLET, who is a warm
friend of the commissioner.
GEO. w. HEATH and his son FRED have
taken situations in the Sayre shops.
C.E. SCOTT is suffering from an attack of
rheumatism.
Mrs. w. NJ. PosT, mother of Mrs. D. r.
LATHROP, has been alarmingly i'll in Wash
ington for some weeks. At last adviIes her
death was hourly expected. Mrs. P. is a
sister of the late c. l.. WARD and of JAMES
NJ. WARD.
Squire JOE BIsHoH, of Sayre, was in town
yesterday.
CHARLIE MORGAN, the Burlington black
smith, and a capital good fellow, has come
back to Towahda to live.
Mrs. w. L. DODsoN, Of Kingston, accom-
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. SCOTT, on
Third street.
Superintendent GOODMAN, of Sayre, has
put his son Master CHARLIE in school at the
Institute.
e. A. DAYTON has admitted Mr. M. w.
ANGLE as a partner in his wool business.
The young man has been in his employ for a
number of years and is not only thoroughly
posted in the bu mess, but is an honorable
and faithful business man.
Col. MASON and L. A. THOMPSON have
formed law copartnership.
Mrs. JOHN JErER, an sged colored lady. of
the Third ward, died last evening. :
The next lecture of the Institute course
will be given on Monday eceniHg meet, in
stead of Tuesday, as we ntimated in former
number, by JAMES MACFARLANE, Esq. We
have not yet learned the subject, but doubt
not the lecture will be interesting and in
structive. From Mr.. MACFARLANE's repu-
: tation as Il geologist, if we were to guess at
his subject, we should name something con-
nectcd with this great study.
The regular monthly meeting of the Agri-
cultural Society occurred yesterday afternoon.
On account of the inclemency of the weather,
the attendance was small and no business was
transacted. The next meeting will be held
Saturday afternoon, April 8, at l o'clock, in
the Grand Jury room. One of the topics as
signed by President PIOLLET for discussion