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Towanda Daily Review (Newspaper) - July 30, 1881, Towanda, PennsylvaniaDaily Tow Anda review volume ii no. 300. Towanda pa., saturday july 30, 1s81. Price one cent. Additional . Miss Myra Shaw who Lias been visiting friends in this place has returned to her Home in Waverly n. Mrs. Or a w. Delano of Detroit mich., is visiting her uncles o. L. And t. C. Delano in this place. Miss Alice Delano has returned from Detroit mich., after a visit of three months with health full a restored. E. T. and wife and John Noble who have been visiting in lock Haven for the past two weeks returned yesterday. The schools of misses Ida Bedford and Sarah , at Barclay having closed they returned to their Homes last evening miss Minnie Mcmaster of Toronto ont., is spending the summer with her cousins the misses Mcintosh at their pleasant Home 011 York Avenue. We were gratified to see co. Mason out Riding yesterday and Hope he May soon be Able to attend to business and be seen upon the Street As aforetime. Mrs. George Morse who has been spending several months with her Mother. Mrs. Mcintosh in this place returned to her Home in Rochester on monday. Mrs. J. D. And mrs. returned from Slaterville Springs. The latter a confident her Short visit there has afforded her great Relief from rheumatism from which she Lias suffered much of late. Col. R. Luther of Luther a Mills and or. T. P. Patch who have been sojourning at Slaterville for a Short time Are Home. Both gentlemen express themselves As much pleased with the place and believe they have experienced great Benefit. Bennie Waters who was employed for some time in the furniture store of frosts sons is now tilling a similar situation in the City of Bradford. We Are gratified to hear of his Good Luck As Ben is a reliable trusty Young Man and will win Success. Maj. C. E. Cross has been tendered the general Agency of the Owego Mutual Benefit association of which f. M. Baker is president. The officers of the association Are All Weli known responsible gentlemen and if or. Cross accepts the position they have tendered him that Branch of the business will be entrusted to Good hands. Twenty five years ago to Day in. If. Perkins esq., and miss Mary Britton were married in this place and to night they will celebrate their Silver wedding at their pleasant Home in Scranton where they have resided Ever since their Happy marriage. Although a full Quarter Century has elapsed since they left us Many friends in Towanda will join in heartily extending congratulations coupled with the unfeigned wish that or and mrs. Perkins May be spared to enjoy Many More years of happiness. Or. P. Is one of the most conspicuous business men in the City of Scranton and has for the past fifteen years filled the responsible position of treasurer of the Dickson Iron co. At the invitation of Lucius p. Mallory esq., a party consisting of misses Alice and Lillie Mcintosh miss Minnie Mcmaster. Miss Elise Mercur miss Fanny Al void Hiram Mercur editor of the Mercury. And a Eye Junior a made a pleasant visit to fall Creek yesterday. At or. Mallory s suggestion superintendent Lyon kindly extended the a a Freedom of the Road a to the entire party. Lucius did everything in his Power that would add to the pleasure of his guests. After picnicking near to Mouth of the mine those of the party who desired to went into the mine. The ride in a mine Coal ear drawn by Tom Coyles Fine mule a a Tom a on the narrow Guage Railroad was one of the pleasantest features of the Day. All returned �11 the evening feeling themselves under Many obligations to l. P. Mal Lory for one of the Best Days they Ever enjoyed and All voted Lucius a a a Prince of Good postmaster Powell has Lia Udod us the following sent him from Bradford. The document explains itself dear sir a i just had a soldiers discharge handed to me which was picked up in Elmira n. It reads a a Samuel s. Cook. Enlisted aug. 21. Siil for three years. Col 10th Reg. X. V. Cavalry. Cant.�?. Col. A. Discharged aug. 7.1865. At Elmira n. Y., by general order no. 77. Born in Bradford co. A. 07 years of age 5 feet 8 inches complexion Light eyes dark hair Brown occupation this certificate of discharge May lie valuable to secure a pension or lie or his heirs is entitled to a Bounty of 8100. Suppose you hand this to a Printer of your place. I will deliver the certificate to the owner and will Aid in getting the Bounty if he desires it. O. Ii. Wheeler att a. Important to inducements Are offered you by the Burlington route. It will you to read their advertisement to he found elsewhere in this president s condition. Official bulletins. July 20, 8 30 a. M. President rested Well this morning. Looks Well. No rigor or febrile. Pulso 92 temperature and respiration Normal. 1 30 p. M. The appearance of the wound the character and Quantity of the discharge Aud the general condition of the president arc satisfactory. He rests Well and takes an adequate Quantity of nourishment. Pulse 98 temperature 08-4 respiration 10. 7 00 v. M. The president has been comfortable and cheerful during the Day and had quite a Nap since the 110011 bulletin was issued. The afternoon febrile Rise came on later and was not so marked As the wound has been discharging freely and looks Well. At present his pulse is 98, temperature 100, respiration 20. At 11 list night the president was be ported free from fever and news condensed. John j. Badly sex governor of Michigan died in san Francisco on wednesday. A Farmer named Wilson while passing through a hush unarmed near Kingston ont., was attacked by a Bear torn to pieces and almost oaten. Montpelier tie former Home and burial place of president Madison was sold at auction yesterday for 820,000, to Jas. A Carrington of Richmond. The grand trunk and Central Vermont railroads have reduced rates on first class freights from Boston to Chicago from 75 to 25 cents per Hundred pounds on second class from go to 25 cents third class 40 to 20 cents and fourth class Aud special from 40 to 15 cents. Bishop Philip if. Smith once of High standing and influence in the mormon Church and exposer of the Mountain Meadow massacre in which he participated has been found dead in Prospect Hole in see Ora Mexico. The circumstances indicate murder. Smith after convicting John 1. Lee of the Mountain Meadow massacre said. A i know the Church will kill me sooner or later. It is Only a question of time a after the trial by order of the Church his wife left him and he went to Arizona where two attempts we a re made to kill him. Done to fail to go to John Sullinan son Bridge Street for the Best five cent Cegar. Wire dish covers round uni Oval at . Welles crockery store. Bird cages perfectly sate fastenings cheapest considering Quality at . Welles crockery and 99c store. Childrens barrages at reduced prices to close out Stock at c. 1�?T. Welles crockery store. Trunks and travelling bags Good assortment in medium and Low priced goods at c. P. Welles 99e store. Picture frames a Large Stock variety and Low Price s at c. 1�?T. Welles crockery and 99c store. Eagle automatic and copying pencils at c. If Welles crockery store. Lost a told pen no. 3, Mayvic Todd x co. In pocket rubber Holder. The finder will he re warded. 298-Gt Chas. M. Hall. A set second hand Light single harness wanted. A. Noble Troy a. July 28. Cellery plants for Sale. I Liao a Fine lot of celery plants for Sale at 92 1-2 cent per Hundred. Call at my House no. 12 Lombard Street. Same a Powell. C. M. Mancille has a Quantity of four feet Flag stones for Sale cheap. We Are constantly receiving orders for a a Lum Smiths imitation stained Glass a and Are ready to give our patrons the full Benefit of an inexpensive and handsome decoration by placing it on any Glass whether door or window Large size or Small Glass i eco or White round or Square in fact any position Shapo or kind of Frame or Glass that needs shading from Tho rays of the Sun or from the gaze of inquisitive eyes. Thankful for Tho very Liberal patronage bestowed since to have received the Agency of this imitation we shall by a strict attention to business hoping to Merit a continuance of the same. To those who have heard of the a a imitation Glass a and have not seen it we extend a cordial invitation to examine into its real merits and ask the prices for which it can to obtained we Are prepared to contract with churches Halls or or other Public buildings and warrant All of our work to surpass in Beauty Tho genuine stained Glass and our prices Are less than one fourth the Cost of the same. Those in need of anything of this kind or who Are lovers of Art whether they wish to Purchase or not arc respectfully invited to examine the same at Cuas. F. Gross Book store. Business locals. I have bought and used the new Era Washer five Days in the week Tor Tho past five weeks and am satisfied it will do All that is claimed for it. It is the lady a Friend. The More i use it the better i like it. Mrs. E. Onan. An elegant residence for really elegant and eligible situated residence of mrs. Doct or Houston is offered for Sale at a bargain. The lot is Large and has on it an abundance of fruit of All kinds. It is altogether the most desirable property of the kind now on the Market Only a Small payment required balance can Roma in on mortgage. Call on the premises. July 7. Mrs. Houston. Pomona Grange no 23, p. Of ii., will hold its next regular meeting at West Warren Grange Hall no. 298, on thursday August 11, 1881, at one of clock p. M. A general attendance of 4th degree members is requested. Dpi unit Kell pm secy. Fresh crackers 4 lbs., for 3.� cents at Clarks 3d Ward grocery. Fresh bread at Clarks 3d Ward grocery. Ice Are now prepared to furnish ice Cream on Short it Dice. Orders Eft at Kirby a drug store or with Driver of the milk Wagon will receive prompt attention. Price 67 1-2 cents per quart. 1 a. Ii. . Ii. Wilcox. A Canada Long Wool Buck sheep weighing 225 pis., and a Grade Algeray Bull two year old for Sale let a Tho subscriber w. J. I Delpuech july 25. Horn Brook a. A Good Home offer for Sale very cheap the House and lot Southeast Corner third and Eliz Dieth streets in this Borough. The House is in Good repair the lot Large wit i Good Well of water and water in the House. The property will be sold for half its value on Long time. June 0, �?T81. O. D. Kinney. Rags taken in Exchange for goods at the 5 cent store. Pasture for have Good pasture add will take a few horses to keep either for Cash or Light work by the animals. W. J. Del Peteh Horn Brook. Buy Knapp a Superior Flavouring extracts for family use warranted pure. Live Spring chickens constantly on hand at Myers Bridge St. Market. Berries Garden truck at Myress meat Market Bridge St. Jelly tumblers 25 cents per dozen it the 5 cent store. Wants. Under this head we will insert free notices of situations or help wanted. first class compositor not a boy would like a situation on a Towanda paper Journ Quot spi Eft rred must lmv0 wages not less than $1.25 1-8 per Day. Address this office. Wanted work by the Day to support my family. Mrs. 8aml. G. Berry Mechanic Street. Good trusty boy to do choros and milk enquire at tins office. 1 a Good girl one who understands ail kinds of House work and cooking wanted. Highest wages Luquire at this office. K Towanda and Mehoopany stage loaves Towanda mondays wednesdays and fridays atone p. M. Notices of passengers and packages May lie left at Stevens to lungs and will to carefully attended to. B. Ii. Brown ,ml-2s.__ proprietor. A Pye relay Junction hotel. 11. Caton proprietor. Near Tho Barclay depot. Good accommodations at reasonable prices. Call Aud see us. Arctic House Corner surf Ami Ocean avenues Ocean Grove n. furnish dinners for excursions. M. A. have a number of Singer Howe a ill Wilcox a Gibbs sewing machines in Good condition for Sale at very Low figures. Sewing machines rented at 50 cents a week. A. Black june 1g, sin. Agent. A Large assortment of Canton and Madras dress Gin Iiams just received also Large additions to their Stock of Cali Coes apron Gin Iiams Cre tonnes furniture prints amp co. Have just received 10,000 Yards of printed lawns the Best Quality and newest styles which they will sell at nine cents per amp co. Have just opened a Large Stock of lace and Plain Bunting with a Large assortment of new styles of worsted dress goods which they Are offering at great bargains. H. W. Miller keeps several Aptt Bilic Hacks and is ready to attend All Calls in his line prompt la he runs to All trains. Charges for night and Early morning trains nos. 12, s and 3, no reduction for these trains s5 cents per passenger. Itegue Lar customers supplied with tickets a it reduced rates charges for attending parties one couple $1.50 two couples in one Load $1.00 per couple for attending funerals from $2.00 to $3.00. Hack by the hour 81. Horses and carriages to let. Orders left at ids office below Council rooms will receive careful attention. Ii w Mir r fit i nov. 27,1880. A

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