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re'G TOBACCO HUIEES.

HEAVY E'!pEH SUITABLE Tu:s EtIiiNG
TOBACCO CHEAP AT
i,.lI3-: idSw THIS OFFICE.
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I(JHL!U BILE OF VALUABLE: CErT
1 Property. Will he sold ii public sale on
lIESDAI EN NENiNG. the 81 day of FEB
eel of ground. whcrcOn is erected Il Onc-StOry
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with a one
t;r,',. Iine. Frui. Trn"i :;6a %,h"r mnrn~e
mcnts thereon. situate on the west side OF
South Queen street, No. 4GS. Said lot contain
ing in front on said South Queen stree! 81 feet
, inches. more or less and in depth t, Beaver
street 2ij feet. adjoining property OF Margaret
Pltt and Henry Smith.
Sale TO cnnnicnCe at ~ O'clock y. ~. of said
day. when conditions OF sa'o will be made
known by JACOB BOW ERS.
Agent for the hcrs CT Susan Eranciscus. decd.
Is. T. ROVE, Auct, ;at.G- tsd
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Es7nNEEo-A GnG:, BREAD AND COM
" mU;i Cake Bake. For particulars adj
dress a. F.. ZISGLER.
tI-2id% !'hi!inShur,;. Centre County. Pa.
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al Rec, Shoe Store, No. ci1z East kim. street
will he O!Icre, al 3fIction and continue every
evening until the entire stock is disposed OF
sale TO commence nj O'Clock =. m.
GOo,!S will be sold ~ private sale during tlia
day cheap HENRY SHCBERT,
t3-4.dS AuctiOncCT.
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rAr..STHi,-i.1 THIS OEFICH COPIES
W Of ihe DAILY N!ELiIGEECEi. Oi
JAN; AIRY q, 1850, arI SEPTEMBER >. 1870.
ti:t}-: I'll
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The aged and infirm are s:rcngt hcn2'i AID
faculties frightened by Malt Bitters.
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For tcn:icrand infiamcti faces Cu;icul.. shay
ing Soap is worth its weight IN gold.
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EEiT -iHTERY':S ~. .EETS.
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Stock m NrkoC

NKw YORK STOcKs.
Stocks weak,
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The following names were placed in NOM
ination by the Repu blicans, from which
to select candidates for ward offices and
delegates to convention to choose school
directors:
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

4 UETIOS: iUCTI(,N!:
- On MONDAY, FEBEUA AIRY :. tie large
, 1881-07-17

r. tbo t,huf,,od ct,tnmnut hclo,y will he
Ii s .:-''sa % :...'...,.t ,a,.+;,. ~ - tl,a
found some nSures Oh intetesl rcl'tl'e 10 t.e
work done BY the different players ot the
Chicago Club in the twenty-seven games
ntayed in this city. In this showing is III
.,,1ed -, ;+a,,, nit '.,,,,,ol,, fnnud in c]nh
cluoeu "a ..e4i ,! no' ....s .oo5 .,La.taI -,
rccoras-vlz.: Tue hu'tloer u ru1s oat,eu III
BY each player. In making up this column
reference has been had to runs resulting
from every time at bat and without regard
-. .h. 49,, - ,,,rf,.. G,,,,;,,- ~, tho rrnn.irr
, 1881-07-17
ANOTHER COMET.

Roc11Esrr,, n. Y. July 16.-At ! o'clock
4,,;s ',,ar,;na III a,,.is s,yjft i,irector or
tMls 'l'otnlns ~. Ae"ls o"nl' n'es.'1 .s" ~, ~
warmers observatory, announced 1no uls-
c0very of I'LL entirely new comet. Yesterday
he received letter from Prof. j. u. Scllac-
herle of Ann Arhor. Mich. stating that the
,s.t"1,,aa ;,.t ,1;son,.nrod :, nav, celestial
'.t.ei "au Jus' u,oeu'u tsn' e" -o>'|'~N
'lsltor, dcscflbcu NY nm rs 1ol4o"s:
ANN ARnon, Mich. July li-a. a. fn.-f'ro}-
Lelcis Smttt: This morning, 3 O'Clock, came
across ucbulous matter, right ascension b.
IS nj. and declfnuton north IS degrees Is
m,r,,1es ADnroacbiup daylight prevented uny
o,sarvot,ons for 1ctcrmin,nc the motion If
oo.'' ,,,ao ~ ,''.',.a ,,is o.,nta.,,o,,
nuy se ub ~ mHi ant anAG sh., ns rnua ~ In
n,,nI T., ,rbjnh taSe viii ~, n,eose nrassnr
, 1881-07-17

A Pleasant Reception by their Chicago
Krethreu-T'hc Weeks Program.
The New Orleans flre-laddics, seventy-fivc in
number. reached the city last evening ut 9
O'Clock, the Chicago s. Alton Road. They
were tired and dusty with the long ride, having
been on the way for tifty-fo,lr hours at Joliet
they were met by tho Reception Committee from
this city, composed Of tho following gentlemen:
Aid. ]. II. Ilidreth, AID. james Pcuvey,
Col. C. S. Cameron. Superintendent Me-
Gnrigle John Whtbeck, II. c. McDon-
ad james Carey, A. Ochs, John Cnmpion,
n II. llolt n. Dobacl,, E. ". Murphy, J. J. Hen
ncssey, C. Il. brown, II. H. McCuen, C. E, Hill
nreth, John McDonough. L. \. Clark, 4. L.
Schubert, F. d. Flynn, J. ]. Tierney, James
Fitzpatrick. N. ". Shay, NJ. ". Conway, .. B.
Bullwinkle, ". II. Townsend, L. c. Anderson, J.
J. O'Nei, George L. Taylor. :.
The Committee was also reinforced By Con-
troiler Guruey. Secretary Thompson, Chief
SwenIc, aid. Wickcrshan, Appleton, Blair, ~
hot> Meier, Meyer, Clerk Jack StephcnSex- Chief
Matt Henner. Serecant-at-Arm John Eong,
Sccretnry Petrie, Col. Pull. T. GrE,f:t'n:. 4.
ident Of No. : Fire Compa New Orleans,
Louis Bush, New Orleans, nnti Capt william S.
johnson, cx-Forenlau. Of Tire Company No. &,
New Orleans.
AS THE Up-TR-A1S PULLED INTO JOLIET
there WAS hearty interchange OF cheers, New
aus bAnd adding to the good-natured eomuo.
ton. The joliet Fire Department, under Chief
Ryan, was drawn UP in line OH the platform,
and exchanged courtcSes with their Southern
brethren. The two special cars carrying the
Reception Committee were attached to the
up7lound train. and the run made
to " this city, = the New Orleans
boys being handsomely refreshed on the route
with an uifaiing supply Or wet goods. 4 must
pleasant sociul time wIs had. rs many acquaint-
A1iccs had been formed On the occasion OF tho
visit OF the Chicago iireInen at New Orleans last
winter. The boys presented Il highly-crcditabie
ar111t nbf 8 II tho
forms 80 dear to the volunteer fireman, red
shirts and black trogsers. They also wure straw
bats Of one pattcr1l aud were respendent In
badges Of blue and gold. The Mechanics,
known. "l,ig Six numbered thirty.
John w. Mccall, President; John Sherman, Vice
President: Z:chariah Moves. Secretary; William
Ncl3oi', Recording Secretary; A. T. shaw, Fore
nan: Stephen Timber, First Assistant; John
Hilbert, Second Assistant. No. L., or the Trad
Ferry Company, numbered forty-tive men,
Pattick Malta, President; Thomas Trowervice
President; Richard Money, Secretary; jatuds
McCarty. Recording Secretary; James D. Dun
ptuan. Foreman; Janles Riley, First Assistant;
JOHN SicGinnis, Second Assistant
THE TRAIN REACHED CHICAGO
a few minutes after o'clock, and was greeted
, 1881-07-17

bya large coneourse OF people. Another band
OF music had been brought into Fequ1sitlon, ana t
in line along the platform. As the Reception
Committee and its guests got into marGaln9 nt =
der tho crowd chcered enthuslasttcaIly ana y,
cannon tn tho Immediate vfcinity began to oelca
out salute OF forty guns. This Inter dcinon-
stration was said to be the happy thought ttLS OF
Dulwinkc, Chief Of the Fire Insurance ;ste patsn
The column then marched By rather circuit
GUS route to the Palmer House Cro~os "
people lined the streets on either side and ID
shesssa ege 5s Nf Tho bod into
club-room nt the Palmer House. where they
were formally received, though with coMmonds.
their trip. D. J. Swcnie+ Fire: Marshal OF the
Chicago Fire Department. presided aud intro
tuccd
=. MAYOR HARRISON,
2who welcomed the tlremcn of the metropolis OF
tho South to the metropolis OF the Northwest.
The speech wns Frequently interrupted by ap-
plause, and was calculated TO make the visitors
feel At holuc, tte Mayor concluding BY tender
tutr them tho freedom Of the city.
The Chairman called upon ytr. Mccall, Prcst,,
ae 9t v % 70 n"n onis nnsh sx
Speaker of tho House Ut Representatives. OF the
statc Of Mississippi: Tho gentleman accepted
tho honor, and replied to tho address OF wei
was warmly applaudcd.
Aid Hdrerh invited the boys to par;take t1;t OF
cInfcd the reception. The Palmer House will
Ec the headquarters of the visitors
THE TIME HERE WILL NE OCCUPIED
somewhat rs follows: To-day being Sunday,
there ia nothing laid down except dlnner to be
given this afternoon ut the Palmer House ~ az
.. Mcdonald; Tomorrow, No. e and No X will
participate In the reception Of No. A.. of New Or
lcurus, which js expected to arrive ut o'clock
in the morllng, and together tour Of the
parks; boulevards,: and the Stock laras ,,ras
will be b94t ride the lake.
and the visitors will do the races in the after
noon; on Wednesday morning they will 10 to
Milwaukee by speciul train rs the guests OF the
Mayor and the Chief OF the Fire Department. Of
that city. returning ut night. Thursday will be
spent informally III Chicago, the visitors leaving
for New Orleans that evening. They are in
yited to accept the hospitality Of the St. Louis
Fire Department on their return.
On board the Southern hremcn's excursion
train last night were james E. Harris, corrc-
spoulent Of the New Orleans ftc'a. and MIR.
Joseph Newman, OF Starkvlle. Miss: The litter
gentleman will rlsticate ut Wauko5ha.
, 1881-07-17

THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The past week has been one Of peculiar IN
tcrest by reason Of the first encounter Ut the
two leading clubs, the Chicagos ana
Dutfalos. Tie champions left home with
lead OF seven games, which has now been
reduced to. six. A week ago Cleveland anu
Worcester were tie for fourth. aud the end
of tile week secs them Joined by Troy, the
three clubs now being OF, even terms IN
games won. Detroit holds third position,
with twenty-three games to its credit rrovi--
dcnce occupies seventh, with Boston bring
ing up the rear. The champions play two
more games in Buffalo and then go to De
troit for week, and their play and its re-
suits will be watched with much interest by
their friends at home At the close Of yes
ter1ay's contests the standing Of the various
clubs was as follows:
, 1881-07-17

Runs earued-Troy. g.
Burdock. ~.
Bases on balls-Troy. ): Boston,, =
Bases on errOrs-BOjtou, -
Left on bases-Troy. u: Boston, =
Struck out-keefe. 1Iornun.--.
Double plays-Fcrguson-C Conner, Evans-eon-
ner.s' '' -.
Passed ba.ls-Snydcr, J.
Wild ptchc5-keefc. L =
Ti1ne-3:l5.
Umptre-Highau,.
, 1881-07-17
TROY VS.. BOSTON.

Special Dispateh to 1n< Chicago Tribune.
TROY, y. T., July l6.-The Troys won
with ease to-day, batting Fox out Of his posi-
ton III the sixth inning, when four runs
were scored before man was put out The
Bostons batied keefe hard at times, and some
remarkable fielding was done by Evans,
Clskins, and Cassidy, but the visitors failed
to bunch their hits The game was delayed
half an hour by rain. Attendance, 4G,
innings IL 3 ! ; 6 : g. 8.
Boston .........-.-....0 l o Q 0 l 0 O.
Troy. ..-...-..-.--.l 0 = 0 i 0 0 oil
Base niss-1'roy, Is: Boston, :.
EE1uEs-Tioy, l; Boston, d.
, 1881-07-17
A RARF CHANCE.

During the remainder Of this month Messrs.
c. I. kltnball Il Co., corner Wabash avenue
and Harrison street, will close out at cost
their large stock Of Victorias, T carts, boule-
ward wagons, village carts, and other slllhe
nler carriages. Now is the time to buy tue
harness at reduced pricas,
, 1881-07-17

Earned run<-1>utal0. :: Chicago. =.
) Iws-bASe hits-tialvll. Kelly, ltnwc. Burns
Ihree-buse hitS-l.uwc> Ilchurdson, Drouth-
erS, Gore
. First base on error+Dutfaio. :: Chicago, l.
First ba-t On balis-Isuffalo. =: Chicago. =
Struck tnt--jttourkc, Williamson, Calvin e.,
Flint. Burns. DalrsHpte.
Left OIL baSc.-iutfalo. 6: Chicago, j.
double plnyIQucs1-Ausu
Passed tai!S-Wh;Ie, j.
Mild pitchcs-Galvin. l: Corcorau, ?.
, 1881-07-17

sn-eta, D,-,trh IN III, ftieao. T,th,,n-,
C,,,.,, - r,- 1c .rho ro+-o;+,
CLEVELAND u. Juis N'-AHe Detfolts
beat the CleytlaIus BY .Ool playing and gOul
luck to-day, The latter made bad errors 1T
x;+fol ,,;,,+c ,,,,;}, rho ,.;s;+nr. ,,r,,,,,,,~
~41tAe's. a"''4''4 ".''e' Va. '7 fA"4'p4'
tOuk advantage uf, tlciF DaSt-ru1lN1llg being
sun.r;nr Ihp {,Ipyrlands made the most
H.. ... r.. H.. o,
1alas, o't lucy were Se''t1liH5' bl''1'ce WIS
a1aNiogs to ito well and made more errors
flan iii all tl1e ur:.yio,,s n1t,s since lte f,ls
,''"'.. .,'..'..e. ;.,. 49, t,,,,l. 1,o,,.,, III
p'e!i G:naleelHu VIII ttF; IVY; 'se.4stH ul.e
spscnolu Wo[A Ill tHe Hclu. Ing slt1end'lhce
1tEhlbtTtt ]. tU large crowd Or wAt.n were
from Detroit. In the second inning Kennedy
scored On lIullvksS tumble anu Knights
letting GIasctu.k' lit uuss him. Another run
, 1881-07-17
PLAYERS.
The President of Il baseball organization
t Dixon, ILL.,, submits the following colnmu-


Lux 11esioei'e u d pt's1'-uii' " ls'n']allo'i
at D1Son' lH.' submits Inc 1oilo"mg colnlnu-
'4tn"..on H,'.''.. ,n .,,z IT,. . ,.o
your opinion on t,uc pour which bus cnuscd us
s0me trouble. LGakue ~ hlsls. says: a oalx IS
bali to the bat wi1hout delivering il. trrrpt the
ball be accidentally dropped" CIT: We have IL
the The baIl, TO catch a uaserunncr he held The tho
bull in his left hand, swung back his right arm.
tue base- runner Started fur second and our
ur"d and eau saueht the lu ru1er run r.. Of n1s rst. The
umpire ruled tho movement to be a lulk, 1t
has been decided all right iuot a balkj and Il
o:is, ~ sans Ma.ca a We .;at naTe pyeo, ana we
frrrher w ra that ii,nsnh as ,r n;t ,hcr y
must have the l,ai in his ,itn hand in in oraer to
.icIivcr it he c1nt'ot moi make is aIE %hcn m ho!dtnv
It in bis Let hand; ~ answering Ill TIE IL Tistn-
oSm soo wa efeat's 'a'or us. L. d.
Tie decision IS correct which. rules it
balk. The intention Of the League rule is to
prohibit deceptive motions by the pitcher,
deceptive, When the pitcher swung back
mis- rit,l,t arm :,s If IN drliver tbo hall whir1,
was concealed i'll his left hand, lie was guilty
Of l'alk; The fact that the ball W;ls not in
his pitching halltl makes no difference. Tell
your pitcher to obey the rules III spirit :tS
well AS ILL letter, and he will have 10 trouble.
~ ~,
ooeelI or LIE 49, r.
worcester won TWO games OUT OF Inc twelve
played on its Western trip.
,r,,o f,,, ,,-.-+or ,,,,,>z ,o,.o ,,,>+,,ro, +,,>
As to"1 '. ~ e."oa 'a'o e"p'o1co 'Ao
r 'e 1
1'toWf' mte llrst oase'ilan ~ tne Uetfofts'
is playing with all amateur club at Auburn,
,r,.
Ing VakWooa BaSe-lsail Giub last week de-
lGaten M tne unloH ta$ u iaper compI'y's
, 1881-07-17

Special Di.pateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
ANN 4AEBoI, Mich, July 1G.-J. ". Schae-
berle, assistant III the University obserya-
tory, has discovered a new conct, the posi-
tion OF which is right ascension 5 hours Is
minutes, declination IS degrees 81 minutes.
Prof Swift. Of the Rochester University, has
telegraphcd Mr.. Sc!lae5crle that the Warner
prize Of $20J is undoubtedly lis. It is con-
jectured that the new visitor is the comet Of
, 1881-07-17

John atcCaGery, II chronic wife beatcr, living
at NJ. 1856 West Randolph street. is locked up at
the West Madison Street Station. awaiting the
result Of injuries received by his wife iu au en-
counter with him yesterday afternoon. Or.
Bradley, who is in attendance upon her. consid-
ers her eondition precarious, but says he caanot
tel! for Il day OR two how tho case will result
prior to tho assault, and was but little able to
stant] the blows and kicks which her husband
dcspicuble brute. He says he Is tired Of his
wife, because she is always ajl!ng. and he thinks
good beating il what she needs from time to
tiinc to keep her In good form.
, 1881-07-17

Sp<cAaI 10 1te (h1GdQ0 1Ttbnf&-
PROVIDENCE, i. l., July 16.-To-lay's
game w:ls 4 magnificent one barring McClel
lan's customary pigS!in.. Both pitchers
were in tine triln and had perfect control uf
the bail. The home team lost the game iu
the fifth inning ti,usy: Mcclellan tumbleu
Crcatllcr'$ slow hit and Farrell lid the same
with Bushon:,'s Erounder, Wards wild pitch
advanced both mel Il base, and then Stovey's
lung fly to left-tield brought Crealner to the
plate. Callallan's u1npirinc was bad. Seven
hundred persons were present.
i,.ning.- ! . ) 6 2 IS
Worcester. 0 o Q 0 0-l
Providence .-.-----....0 0 U Q o.
Base hits-Worcestcr, J: total,:3. Providence,
4; iota
Two-base hit-Farrcll.
Errors-Wort,cster,l i: Providence, s.
First base on CrrUr6-Worctstcr, 4; Proyi-
deuce, J.
struck out-Hotaling, Creamer, Hines, Start
e. Farrell. Denny, York.
Balls cule1-Hichmond. 50; Ward. 60.
Strikes caed-Ikicbmoud. s.: Wurd. D.
Double plAys-WAru-Farrcll; Ward-Farrell-
Start.
Wild pitch-1Vard, l.
Time-0ue hour and forty minutes
Cmpirs.-E- J. Callahnfi.
, 1881-07-17
SALOON BONDS.

The Mayor VIII Investigate.
The Mayor WIS asked yesterday whnt he In
tended doing about the crooked saoun-boud
business:
IL haven't looked into it yet, as haven't had
Ime. Lam keeping the saloons straight, and
things urc running nicely. If Il keeper sells u
drunkard or u minor whisky I'll revoke his
license. ANY one who is injured by 1t violation
Of the law cnn sue the s:loonkecpcr. Hut AIN
going to investigate the hDnd NATTER, aud II
there is evil III do my best 10 break it up
The employees lit the City Clerk Office say that
the character OF the bonds has improved since
the EXPOSURES IF TIE TH1nCSE, but that :.uod
bonds cannot be obtained iu oil cAscs rs long as
any Notury's senl must be recognized. II the
issuance OF the bonds were III the hands OF one
man, he could have tho sureties appear before
him. and, by personal examination, break up tho
Struw- bond business. As Il lnAtttr Of fnct the
law not merely permits tut requires, the cx-
animation OF the suretics by the City-I HALL
people
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-01

This remedy is something new, both as to na!lc
and composition. This is one of the wonders of the
world. This Syrup, claim. is better and more
effective than amy other offered to tn" ople of
America or any other country, and what | say Of
this can prove, This syrup, like the Pills, ia
harmless and safe. 1t contains opium or other
narcotic poison, like the most Syrup, and is not dis
agreeable 10 take. Amy child will take it. And it
will any and all int'ammations arising from.
Cold 1t is superior to all others in every respect
and especially for the following reasons:
lst. 1t will cure Group every time.
2d. II will cure inflammation of the Lungs.
80. II will cure Quinsy.
Ath 1t will cure Whoopng Cough.
9th L. will cure Bronchitis.
9th 1t will cure lloarscncss
Tth 1t will cure Sore Throat.
Sth IL wIii cure any Cold.
9th 1t will cure on9cstOn of the I.uuga
10Th 1t will cure any Cough.
llth II will cure Scarlet Fever.
12th. 1t Is the best rcmcd that any one can tak e
for Consumption, and if taken in the first stage
will guarantee cure.
18Th, Il il perfectly safe for all ages az there is
nothing in its composition that can huln child.
y. +. BURR
For sale by CLARK 3. PORTER.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Call and see the goods at the Five Cent Store.
TO MY PATIENTS.-Owing TO impaired
health find it necessary to employ assistant.
and it affords me great pleasure to inform my pa
tents and the public generally that have secured
thd services of DIR. FOWLER, of Ithaca, n Y,
one of the most skillful dentists in the country and
he will spend the greater portion of his time in my
office. This arrangement will insure promptness in
attending to all who may favor us with calls
Having been associated with Doctor Fowler pre-
vious to nv coming to Towanda, know him to be
dental operator w B KELLY. Dentist
S-Dr Fowler will be here the 18th nf Au-
gust. aug 10
For SALE VERY rHEAP.--A second hand, two
horse tr, ad power with thrasher and cleaner Also
large tubular steam boiler size 12 by II IL feet
with 40, 4 inch tues Address or inquire of
Il. G. OWEN, Wysox, Pa.
GEORGE LYNCHCOME has removed his
barber shop from the room over POWELL &
Co.'S store, 10 his old quarters under the
Meat Market. one door south of Ward House,
where he will be pleased to see all his former
patrons and everybody else desiring tonsorial
services.
tiavlne sold my retail Furniture and I'm
taking business. known "a the Bridge Street
I Furniture Store to l.. +. Pierce | would re-
SpccttuIy recommend those III need of goods
III his line to call on him at the Old stand
also wish to inform those indebted to me
that it will be necessary to settle the accounts
soon. y. p. HICKS.
january !. 1881.
HOTEL FOR SALE. 1 offer the American
Hotel property for sale on very reasonable
tclmS-onr half the purchase money down
and the balance in ten years. Possession
given April /, 1881. There is a good barn
connected with the property. This hotel is
located Oh the corner Of Bridge and Water
streets. n VOWUnGa borough. The free
bridge and new depot near to it make this
hotel desirable for any one wishing to engage
in the hotel business. Call upon or address,
JOSEPH &. PATTON. T0Wanda, Pa.
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TE2.fEEELER'S GUIDE.

A. AND N. Y. II. r.
Trains on the Pa. x y. Y. X. II. pass this place
as follows:
Nooing South.
No. 8, at :O5 a. m, for New York and way sta.
No. y AT 10 43 a. m, mail train for New York, Phil
adeIpha and intermediate points.
No. ., at , ;oo p. n.-Exprcss for Philadelphia.
No; 10, at ~ 46, ?. ln-Fast express for Phadel
No. 3l,-Local Passenger Train, between Elmira
and Wyalusing % p IN.
KoUing North.
No. s. at 100 =. m.-Fast express from New York
and Philadelphia
No. 80, at 81 a m, WikesBarre accommodation
NO. = ut ~ p. n-Mal train from Philadc.p .pnia
and New York.
No. Il, at II l5, a. m, from New Yo:A
No. 81, nj :o3 IA. m.-Wyalusns and Eimra local.
STATE LINE AND SULLIVAN X. II.
Leaoe.
3 0o O'clock p. for Bernice and intermediate sta
9 90 a. m, from Bernce
BARCLAY r.. X.
Leape.
7:3o a. M, for Barclay and all stations, and 3 900
p. IN.
1o;l A. M, from Barclay and intermediate stations
ana o 20 p n.
CANTON STAGE.
Leaves at O'Clock, a. Arri yes ut O'Clock ~ N
TROY STAGE,
Leaves at 10 80 4. Arrives at p. NJ.
snEsHEQUIN STAGE.
Arrives at II O'Clock II. Departs at II ~.
LERAYsvILLE STAGE.
Arrives al II IN. Leaves Al : p. IN.
rEEEYTowN STAGE.
Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at y m.
Departs same days at | p IN.
NEW ERA STAGE.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at u n,
Departs same days ut ! p. IN.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-01
CUERCH DJRECTORl'.

FRESBY j. 8. Stewart, D. D., Pas
tor. Preaching at 1880 n. III. and y. m eve.
ry SundaJ. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
Mt 30 Sunday School-D'A. Overton, Superin
tendcnt--at u o'clock
CHRIST CHURCH, EpiscopaD-Itev JLhn 8.
Beers, Rector. Service and preaching at 10 80 n
m ana $500 p. Service and lecture Thurs day
evening ii I 30. Sunday School-Jas r. Hate,
Superntcndent-"t II M Teachers meeting
Tuesday evening at IS.
n, f.. CilURCH.-I&cv. G. IL. Wright Pastor
I'rcaIhinS at 10 80 a.. M and D. m PRAYER
Meetings on Sunday evening at 80 Thursday
evening at 30 Young mems prayer meeting
Frlday evening at s. Sunday School--B. NJ. Peck
pcrintendcnt-atlZ i m.
es; M PEIEt AND PAUL.--(R. c. Rev. Chus f
Kelley, Priest Mass at S and 10 80 a. M Yes
pcrs at 80 P M Sunday School at II 80 and
, 80. ~
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH UniversaIsD
Rev. William Taylor, Pastor Prcachinga at To .a0
a; IN: AMI I =. IN. Prayer and Conference
MeeUn@ Thursday evening at : 80. SUNDAY
School-Dr Taylor, Superintendon-at l2 m.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Rov. c. T. Haloweu, Pastor
iTeachihG at 49, 0 y. NJ. and : p NJ PRAYER
Meeting, Thursday Evening, p. NJ Sunday
School at Il m @9
bHE iREN-Scryiccs at 10 30 a. NJ every Iord's
Gay. Reading meeting every Wednesday evening
Sunday school ut p. IN. -