Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.


town yesterday.
Mr.. CLAGHoRN, the energetic young Presi-
dent of the S. L. & S. R. r. Co, is in town.
Editor BULLOCK, of the Canton Sentinel,
paid us visit on Saturday.
The Missis ELsBREE, who have been spend
ing the winter in the west, are home again.
J. S. TOME, principal owner Nthe stock of
the Towanda Bridge Co., was in town Satur-
day.
Postmaster POWELL and wife went to Bath
yesterday, to visit Mr.. P.'s sister, who is
seriously i'll.
The friends of Capt ABBOTT will sympa-
thize with him in the death OF one Of his lit
tie boys, who fell victim to that dreadful
scourge, scarlet fever, on Saturday.
Miss ELLA CATION has been under the doc
tors care for some time past, and her many
friends will be pleased to learn that her symp-
toms now give promise of a speedy restoration
of accustomed health.
Mr.. WooDFoUD has purchased the interest
OF Mr.. VANDORN in the boot and shoe bus-
ness, and will hereafter conduct the store
alone. He has engaged ANsoN WIrTER as
clerk.
n. n. BELTS, Colonel OvERTON, Senator
DAVIES, l.. M HALL, and a number of wit
nesses in the suit between the county and the
bridge company, took the early train yester-
day morning for Welsboro.
Major G. B. OvERTON has admitted his son
WILLIAM as a partner in his coal business at
Olean, n. Y. WILLS friends in Towanda,
who remember him as bright and promising
lad, will congratulate him on his business
prospects.
A. b. BOWMAN, late Of the Dush ore Reoieao.
and one of the most enterprising newspaper
men in the State, has purchased the Canton
Sentinel, and will hereafter conduct that
sheet, which already enjoys an enviable repu-
tation among its numerous patrons.
A party of young men will leave Troy about
the first of April for Dakota, having entered
irto an agreement to work on farm there
during the coming season. The employer
advances enough to pay their fare to the ter
ritory. Our accomplished correspondent at
that place is among the number.
CHAs. +. TAYLOR has taken situation in
the large wholesale crockery establishment of
SHERWOOD 4 GOLDEN, Utica, n. Y. While
we regret to part with CHARLIE, we are
pleased to know he has secured a lucrative
position, which we are confident he will fill
with fidelity. He will enter upon the dis
charge of his new duties sometime in April.
S. c. ADAMS has opened coal yard at Syr-
acuse, n. Y, and in Il double column adver-
tsement in the city papers, explains the
merits of the popular Loyal Sock coal. SAM
is posted i'll the coal trade, and we haye no
daubt will succeed. He certainly deserves
success, and the people Of that ancient city
can make no mistake in taking Loyal Sock.
Although one of the youngest practitioners
at the bar of this county, our young towns
man, EDWIN ID. BURLINGTON, has won a
very important sut,-onc involving his future
bliss. We refer to his approaching nuptials
with Miss SALLIE KINNEY, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. HUTcHINGs
KINNEY, of Sheshequin. The ceremony will
come off at the residence of the brides uncle,
Mr.. Ii. l.. HORTON, No. IA West Ssh ST.
Mr.. B. left for New York last evening, and
when he returns will bring his bride with
him. We most heartily congratulate ED. on
his good fortune in securing for a life partner
one SO we'll calculated to make his life happy,
and we bespeak for his young wife a most
cordial reception in this place, where she is
not altogether stranger.