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IIIURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 3874.
IUdftcmy Insurance gettey.
Representing Cash Assets of
$35,907.744 40
FIRE DEPARTMENT
German Am.. New York 81,050,000,00
Niagara or New York 1 JJlfl. 033.00
Amazon Cincinnati of 850.057 17
City Ins., Co, of ProvidenceM'JG.SuI 32
LIFE DEPARTMENT
Travelers Life & Accident
Hartford 2,0C0,000,00
North American Mutual of
New York 5,000,000,00
Editable of New York 15,000,000,00
Insurance effects in any of the above
standard companies at the most reasona.
terms, consistent with perfect security
to the insured.
. O. W.BAILEY, A?enf.
Car Time at Itidgivay.
Mail East 4:45 P: M.
do West. 2: "3 P. M
Through Local, East 8:20 A. M.
. do do W est C:'J5 P. M.
Lotal East 4:50 P. M
do West 8;'JO A. M.
The Mail and Through Local carry
passengers, the local docs cot.
;ELK LODGE, A. V. M.
"The Btnted meetings of Elk Lolpe, No.
39, are held at their hall, corner of Main
nd Depot streets, on the second andfomth
Tuesdays ef each month-
W. C. J1EALY, Sec'y.
Uatss ef Advertising.
One column, one vear $75 00
I " " " 40 00
1 " " " 25 00
t " ' " 15 00
Transient advertisement per square of
eignt lines, one insertion sl, two inser
tions, $1.50, three insertions $2.
Business cards, ten lines or less, per
year
Advertisements paynble quarterly.
CHSISTMAS.
Christmas eve was well remembered
in Ridgway. The Methodist had a sup
per and scioptioan exhibition free, for
the benefit of the children, which was
well attended and much enjoyed. The
Episcopalians had a Christmas tree at
Orace Church, and supper at the new
parsonage for the benefit of ti e Sunday
school. The tree was certainly beauti
ful and filled with many useful, aud
valuable present. The tree was taste
fully arranged and mariuiGcently iilucj
inated, and the jets of lhjhtasthcy
sparkled and danced before the eyes of
the observer, sepmci like tho merry
boys and girls, to drink in the inspira
tion of Christmas time, or made one
think of a million stars, that deck the
celestial dome of hc:iveo, perchance di
verting our minds to the city of the
blest, where reigns the King of Christ
mas, and where the Ciirii-tmascs never
nd. We have never attended a Chiict
toas true where all the children seemed
to be so well suited, aud we believe the
ladies of Grace Church and 0. 11.
Earley are responsible for the pleasures
of tho evening. After the signing of a
few beautiful and appropriate songs by
the choir, "Christ Kindel," m-dc his
appearance, and distributed hi.i ifrs to
the old and youai:. Among the many
g;f we noticed that twelve boys had, as
many drums, and the younger misses of
the echoed were each provided witii a
diminutive tea tet aud a doll, while the
older misses were presented with a writ
ing desk aud toilet set. Christmas day
we were made aware of the presence of
the dram parol, whioh paraded our
directs, and uiad3 nervous people wish
boys, with diums were not one of the
anangements of the universe. Hut
then who ever kucw a boy that didn't
ant a drum, and when once had.woud'nt
cause each particular hair, of the rest of
creation to stand on end. We have a
boy but if he should ever want a drum
wo intend to kill him, as a wjrniug to
his brother boys. or, we'll buy him
a drum and let him kill everyone else.
Organization of Company II.
Last Saturday evening Cuuipaoy II
mat at tllA flrmnrv in Tl.anAM ? II .i
--j .u iuujti VL n sei ty s
r funding, and organized by tho appoict
nrent of tho following non commissioned
offiecrs and committees. 1st Sergeant, J.
O. W. Bailey, 2d Sergeant, J. L. Cum
mings; 3d Sergeant, Harry Wilson; 4th
Sergeant W. A. Cummings; 5th Ser
geant C, II. Ithines; 1st Corporal, J. V
Morgester; 2d Corporal, W. S.-IIorton;
3d eorporal Thomas Conlyn; 4th Cor
poral John Meenjn.
President Capt Sehoening; ex offisio
Seoretary J. O. W Bailey;
Treasurer W. S. Service.
Committee on By-laws W.W.Brewer,
E. T Grant. J. O. W. Bailey, Capt.
Schocninn; ex-offieio.
Recruiting Committee II. II. Wen
eel, W. W. Brewer, H. A. Parsons, Jr.,
Capt. Schoening ex-offioio.
Ihe Commissioned officers, are as al
ready known, as follow?.
Capt. Fred. Schoening;
1st Lieutenant W. 3. Service.
2d Lieutenant E. T. Grant.
Rain storm here last Sunday evening
and Monday morning.
A hint to clergemen whose congre
gation are sensitive; "If you don't
meud your ways my hearers, you will
finally bring bp where everybody bi
Ipoga to fire company."
NOTES.
The bunting season ends to-monow"
Tub dance at Rhine's hall last Friday
night was well attended.
Since the lock out Pittsburgh is no
longer called "the smoky city."
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany control 1,934 miles of track.
The Forest Press appeared last week
in n new dress.
Christmas, tomes this yar without
much tnow.
Tub New -York Observer concedes
the right to hens of laying eggs on Sun
day. Hatnks, the Potter couaty mur
derer, has been sentenced to be hanged,
lie protests his innocence.
There must be several marble mei
in Clarion ai tho Jacksvniin refers to
"one of our marble men."
The editor of the lyoold'.vil!e
Herald says ho has attended church
recently. Probably the next thing he
will commence preaching.
Win L. Coubktt of Clarion county
is spoken of as a candidate for U. 8.
Senator. W'L (Cor) belt, he don't get
it.
Jim Cartix, local editor of the
Clarion RrpuLliean s:iys that "striped
stockiugs ore "all the rage." How do
you know Jim?
Witii our next issue we shall chanse
the name of our paper Brosttcaiiitlc
Register.
What's in a name?
There are not as many marriages,
during this holiday season, as lsual.
We don't know whether to attribute it
to the hard times or mild weather.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to a ball to bo given, for the
purpose of raising money for a school
organ, on to-morrow evening in the ar
mory of company II.
Mauhied On Wednesday Decem
ber lGth 1874, at East Hamburgh, N.
Y. by Rev. Mr. Taylor Mr. I). D. Cook,
of Ridgway, to Mrs- Emma C. Morrison
of East Hamburg
The who'e number of granges repor
ted this month in the United States is
21,472, an increase of 804 during No
vember. New York is said to have 2GG
granges.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark; recovered
?3,700, at Mayville, N. Y., of Walter
Finko!, a Dunkirk landlord, all because
Waller didn't coma up to the soratch,
aud marry her as he promised to.
The Clarion Jaeksonian rejoices le
cause oil bas advanced 20 cents per
barrel sduce December 1st. We doi't
feel like r-joicing but what's the oil
coiinfry s loss is our eternal gain.
Now is a gocd time to ''turn over
new leu, We have tried it lots of
times but always found the page the
same, which leads us to believe "that
man may resolve, and re-re. elvc, aud die
the s iine."
We noticed a boy or about six years
of age on tho street the other nUht puf
fin;: awav at a c-L'ar. He looks.) irt
red in the face, and we kue.v he felt
sick, but then if ho expects to be a man
he mutt learn to smoke if it kill him.
The 1 0th of December was a cold day
so cold tint Thimothy Ploaa, of Furm
ington township, Warren County,
ccul'Ju't sfund it. lie put one eud of a
rope rou.id a ruder, aud the other round
his neck t.nd jumped off; his wife now
wears widow's weeds and his two little
children have no papa.
A gang of coiiiitcrleiters, who have
been opciaring in Potter County have
come to grief. A man named Adams
was arrested and held to bail by Coni
uihioncr Force of Frio iu -2.000"
Another man nnmed Edward Riley
was arrested and comaiittcd in default
of 83,000 bail-
Bo.NNKR.. of tho New York L;lrr,
u responsible fir m;nih of th.; pro vail.
ing dutress. Ijr ye:irs yo.ni,; people
have beeu reading his dslu'ivo romm
cesand his advice to nurry young, and
now theicaro thousands of people with
largo fmiilies on their hands and noth
ing to eat but New York Lejijcrs.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
A younu man from Courtlaud county
N. Y , was treated to a coat of tar and
feathers, and a ride on a rail, at Oletn
N. Y., the other day for neglecting to
come at the appointed time tet for him
to wed one of Oleau's blushing daugh
ters. He afterward married the young
lady. Among the party, whom the
Fort Allegheny Reporter characterizes
as "young roughs" we notice the names
of M. V. Moore, and Postmaster John
son. Oua Ridgway girls who contemplate
marriage should know that "creamy
white" ia the present color of bridal
drestcs. It only costs SI to $10 per
yard, so the price need not deter you
Pitch in! Elk Demon at.
Yes girls! pitch in! Gene of the
Democrat is young, good-looking, and
fancy free, bnt he is very bashful.
You must pitch right in and make him
do something for his country. Let a
whole Jot of our girls pitch in, and get
their "creamy white", dresses all ready
and then make a descent on the citadel
of the young man'i heart like the hawk
on the weasel.
Extensive l!a".l Robbery. s
An extensive mail robbery on a tra'n
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, on
Monday night the 14th inst., has just
Oome to light. Tho train reached Al
toona between eight and nine o'clock,
where contrary to orders tho postal
agent left the car to get supper. Be
tween Altoona and Huntington the
agents discovered that fifty-seven regis
cred letters had been oarriud off.
Investigation disclosed the fact tint tho
keys of the passenger coaches opened
the postal cars, but no clue to the mis
sing letters could be found. Mr. Osvcn
of Lewistown, and Mr. Eider of Pitts
burgh, the agents, gave information
C .1. . 1. . -I 1 t 1 .
oi nieir loss at i nnaneipnia and an in
vestigation is in progress.
ACCIDENT.
u. w. earley, esq, meets with
KER101JS ACCIDENT IN I' ill LA DEL
I'lIIA.
A telegram from M;i!ade!pliia Friday
iiifornic 1 us that our townsman, II. W
I'.arley, Esq., mot with an accident bv
which his collar bone was broken etc
It skeins that. Mr. E., with s companion
"as in a uuj;gy driving in I he vicinity
of 1 wenty-second aud'Callowhiil street
They were tilout crossing tho Phihide!
phia and Reading railroad tiack,
switch tender having motioned to them
to proceed. Another switch tender just
beyoud them gave no signal whatever
although a locomotive which could not
be seen from the buguy was orossing to
wards them. Tho horse became fright
ened, and Mr. Earley made cn effort to
hold him, when oue of the wheels be
enme entangled in tho rails and was torn
off. Mr. Farley's companion jumped
from the buggy, and Mr. E. was hurled
some dislanco, striliiog against the rails
breaking his collar boue and bruisin
his back severely. lie was able to get
to the (Jirard House without assistance
but is now coufined to his room- Gazette
and Bulletin.
JnE Lominu (Jatk. We have been
shown a design for an upholstered front
gate, which seems destined to become
very popular. The foot board is cush
ioned, and there is a warm soap-stone on
each side; the inside step being aujusta
b!e so that a short g.rl can biin her
lips to thi- line of any given moustache
without (roublt. If tho gttc is oacupied
at 10:30 p. m., an iro-i hand extends
from the pute pn.it takes the young man
by the left ear, turns him around, and
he is at once started toward hi-mc by a
s'eel fo it. The girl can it she likes set
this part nt a laier hour than 10:30.
Lady t-ciiooi. Djrlctoks. Boston
elected two women us members of the
School Committee a year ago, but they
were refused duiis:io!i to their seats
whereat then; was n.uch indignation ex-
prepied by the citizors who had elected
them to tfiiw. This vear six women
were elected to a school committee, out
ot forty-six numbers chosen m the dec
tion. It is probu! le that the women
will now be admitted to their seats
Providence, Rhode Inland, i a little iu
advance of Boston, for its fc'cbool Com
mittee bas cl.cscn fur secretary a lady
and one of the Philadelphia wards has
elected a lady to tho Board for thai
school section.
A JI.MilUMiLl.il paper in!f.rn:s us
that "when n gentleman and lady are
walking upou tl.o streets tin ludv
should v.;;ik h side of the gentleman.''
We shall not discuss the practicability
or iinpiaciieability of this feut, but we
may refer to the theory as illustrating
the general disposition of mnu to htir
ras mid oppress the gentle sex. If the
frii nds of Miss Atitnoiiy do not desire
ber to visit Harrisburg upon an errand
o' war, they will keep this intelligence
from her. Philadelphia Bull, tin.
The freight agent of the l'ctiusylvanin
Central Il iilroad, at FiUsbuigb, is a de
faulter to the amount of 43,000. He
has been iu the s-ervice of the company
for fifteen years. His books were found
to be correct, but the cash balance
seems not to have been on hand. It is
stated that the defiet will be made good
by his bondsmen and no prosecution will
bo made.
A acntloinan in Williamspoit make
known to the Gi:.cttc and Bulletin that
he has watched the weather forty years,
and has discovered that when the first
snow is followed by rain, such is the case
with every snow storm of the winter.
This he claims is not theory, but is
knowledge gained by actual observation
by himself for die last forty years, and
his father for thirty years previous
We see it stated that early parties are
to be the thing this wiutcr, and that the
"sweir'affairs have been recently
issued, with "from 4 to 11 P. M." en
graved in one corner. This would be a
good fasbiou for Ridgway parties, aud
aiuch more sensible than the absurb
cnstoui of going a 10 o'clock and stay
ing until morning.
Since the new divorce law was passed
in Oregon, the population has increased
fifty per cent.
There will be a great many mitakes
made the first few daya of the year, ii
directing letter. Remember this is
1875.
List of Jurors
The following Is the lift of jurors drawn
for fhe January term of court, 1875:
QRANO J U ROUS.
1 John Johnson llencjclte Township
uuiiu iuurmy iu
3 Andrew Knul Benzingcr
4 George Gregory ... do
5 Francis O. Frits ... do
0 Joseph kmmett Fox
7 U. W Ropers - do
8 Martin llirick d3
9 George Iiillow do
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10 Tatriclt Dailey do
11 Joseph Ansiiiircr... do
12 Jacob L. Tavlor...Horlon
13 G. S. Himes do
14 Joseph Ulil Jay
1 ' George Dill do
10 A. W. Gray do
17 Leroy Leggptl do
18 Jntnes Gardner do
111 M. M. fichullz Jones
20 H.C. Moore Millstone
21 James Woodward ..Hidgwuy
J2 V. S. Luther do
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2t) Charles Hetgnr Si. Mary's Boro gh
21 ilichucl M'iNally... do do
TRAVEUSK JUROKS.
1 R. B. Johnr,ou Benezelte Township
,i i-i. ... , .
2 John Wuinvriiih!.. do
do
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!! Korlon Itothrock... do
4 George Hi nsclicr... Benzingcr
i Wolfgang VVeigle... do
0 JncoD Vollmer do
7 Leonard I'.anor rto
8 George H. Kuitell.. do
Jacob Krcckle do
10 Joseph Vomit; do
11 David It. Kv'ler Fox
12 II. 1!. Moycr do
1 -I .Inc. ill Itoderocco... do
14 Jnmes Ulinilon do
15 K. J. ltoliinson do
Ki Gcuigo tniijli do
17 Eons Ilnys do
18 8idncy Almy do
I'J F. X. Jinz lo
20 .Initios Campbell ... Highland
21 Xnvciius liollc iloitoti
22 WilUra Mudigan... do
2-i Abel Spin ks do
21 James l'halen do
25 John Turlev. Jr Joy
20 A. i:. Goti" do
27 David U heeler do
2S Joseph Iletsniclser.. Jones
2'.) Harmon tatz Millslone
tjt) William Dunn li
31 W, H. Hoiton Ridgway
l!2 S. A. liote do
!! Daniel M'Govern .. do
34 J. C. Law do
!5 Clinrlca L. Coily... do
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sl'i L. W. Gift'ord St. Mary's Boronirli
tl7 Joseph AVilhelm ... Uo do
S3 C. It. M'Gill do do
Hii Martin l'eirin Spring Creek Two
40 D. G. M Kiinll do do
Caught at Last.
On Mouday evening a young man
named Joseph Clark was ai rested for
highway robbery, by Officer Piatt.
Yesterday he was brought before
Justice Kcpasz, by Officer Marley, and
after an examination was committed to
prison in default of bail. The crime
was comaiittcd on the 27th of Decem
ber, IS7o. The circumstances are as
follows: On the evening of 'the date
mentioned a woodsman named .Murphy
was knocked dewn and robbed of about
SI 25, in the alley rear of what v.ns
Known then as rncker s hotel. Three
men were supposed to be eugajred in the
act, 'wo of whom Hhinsey, a hardened
villain, and a young man by the name of
Zimmer wete nriested the same night,
at rinun's Cpcra House, the third
Joseph Clark escaping. At the first
term uf ciu:t following, Zimu.or turned
St;ite's evidence, and testified that
hanisey and CUrk were the robbers.
ihe former being the. head and front ol
the whole transactoin. Ramsey was sent
to the penitentiary for six years, and
Zimnicr was discharged. Now Claik is
to be brought no to answer for the part
in the roMcrv. hen
he Jett the city he oiadu for Reading,
but soe w niter returned and went to the
woods where be remained until he
thought time- bad obliterated all ipcoI
lectiens of the liffjir, when he walked
iuto Wiliitrcisr oi t to take up his resi-
lelice. As toe result shows, he funnd
bat tho police of Williamspoit were not
as forgetful as bo supposed. li'i Ilium-
port dar.itte it Jiullfin.
OLKA.N JJlSAfcJKK.
TWO IlUXriRKfi AND SIXTY LIVt S I.O.ST.
London, Jeeember 28 News bus
been received of the burninz ot the
English emigrant ship Caspatrick, at
sea, on a vova'e from Jiondoa to New
Zealaud. Four bundled and sixty lire )
arc Ust. r urthtr details ot tho disaster
are anxiously awaited. The vessel and
cargo are a lotal loss. Vessel is rated a
number oue, and owned by J. Fli-minu,
i-ionduij. tdie was twelve hundred tons
burthen.
liOSlON'.
A nEAVY DIAMOND AND JEWELRY UOE-
li KRY.
Ronton, December 23. The safe in
the jewelry establishment of Geo. V.
Dtciiug tt Co., Washinarton street.
was opened, between. Saiurdny nibt
and Sunday morning, and the contents
taken by burglars, consisting of
diamonds, watches and iewelrv.
thoroughly cleaning out the concern.
J.oss estimated at S30.001). The thieves
gained aa entrance in the rear aud had
the police peered through the rpenirgs
ot the front door shutters the operators
ecu. a have tetu seen. Jte lock from
inside of the safe door was lemoved
without much trouble. No traua of thcJ
tLeives.
Rkooms and Dull 'Jimeh The
Philadelphia Litloer says that blooms.
which it regards us both luxuiies and
necessaries ol life, suffer from dull limes
1 hey last longer dui'injr financial crise?:
there are fewer seiaj s for tbrm to sep
up, and there is too olun a failing off in
tho motive power required lo work tl.nn
when tho lactones and workshops are
closed. The amount of broom-corn an
nually turned into brooms ia the Uuited
States and Canada is estimated at lf,
895 tons. 'I he stock on band on No
vember loth was estimated at 9,777 tone.
showing a deficit of over 3,000 tors, one
halt of which v. ill be made up by the
crep not yet maiketed. Thcie mut be
he material for a a great many broona
in a ton of urooiu-ooin, and yet over
12,000 tons of corn are annually turned
into brooms.
A. cuuKK6iuiDN'r vmung frem
Muncy, Pa., says; About 10,000 000
feet of lumber ia piled at IJugheaville,
on ibe Wutice) Creek R. R., aud teverrl
millions more are ai the t-aw mills cn the
creek ready to be drano to the station."
NKW VOUK.
DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF OKntlT SMITH
THE PHILANTHROPIST.
New York, December 28. Gcrret
Smith, the well-know philanthropist
and aoti-slavcry agitator, ia daugerouslv
ill at the rcsidcuco of his son-in-law,
Ucucral John Cochrane. Mr. Smith in
con pony with his wife arrived in town
last J liHr-day, lor the purpose of spend
iug the holidays among friends. He
was ia Moderately good health; bis
cheek being as toddy, bis eyes as clear,
his voice ns free, his step as clastic as it
had been lor many years, lie had
made arrangements to meet Charles
O'Conor Saturday. Ue aree early ad
said to Mrs Ninth that ne bad slept un
commonly well, stating he had not spent
so mer y a Christmas for a long time as
ou the day before. While dressing, his
utterance suddenly became indistinct,
and he was geutly born to a bed, barley
able to say in a faint tone, ''Very weak."
tio immediately becatuo unconscious.
His coudition was but slightly changed
this morning, lie bas however, been
continually sinking, and remains in a
comatose condition.and grave doubts arc
expressed of bis recovery. 'Jhephjsi
cians state the rttack is of an appolcctic
character.
LATTER.
Gerret Smith is dead.
Just think, if you ewcar oil' using to
bacco and wearing clotheu alter the 1st
of January you can save $o p'.-r week
at least, aud Jo per week for 1.000
years is 8200,000. Detroit j'nc
tress.
Firly Won.
Edward Paysoti Weston . has at last
given all his rivals and chaffers bark
seats. Last week, on baturoay night,
at the Rink in Newaik, New Jersey, be
fairly and fuoy accomplished the trying
feat of walking five hundred miles iu
six days. He did his work iu about
twenty-four minutes less than the f-ix
days, averaging a mile every fourteen
minutta and fourteen rcconds. 1 he
leat has never been accomplished be
fore in this eountry. When he conclu
ded he was in fine phs!ciil condition,
fully as good as when the start was
made. The citizens of Newaik am to
present him with a costly gold watch
and 81,000, ns a testimonial to his
pluck, endarance and determination to
keep on till he succeeded. Roys, here
is a good lectson for you. Weston has
been sneered at, laugbid at, and given
all manner of names; but be kept on
trying, till at last he bas fairly walked
lato the fullest measure of success. It
is the long pull that wins. Ne t the
long pull at the whiskey bottle, but the
determined, pcisislent effort that br'ugs
tho best reward. Such woik rears
mammoth shops, establishes profitable
cnterptiire.', builds up living newspaper,
awakens the attention of the i tuple.
secures fortunes, accumulates knt.wi
edge and s'amps the enduring to in as
one possessed ol good material.
We cengratulata the plucky pedestrian
on the fair accomplishment ol his tatk
No boise in the world cou'.d endure
such an effort, and we doubt it there is
another man in the world possessed of
such excellent staying . eiuali; ice.
I'vmtroy's 1) moerat.
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IA- T OF CAUSES.
riMlE follow; is the list of caurcs set
E down tor trial at the January leim of
Court:
CIVIL Llf-T.
I The Spring llr.u Coul Company ts
Thein.ns 'lizier; .So 10 January lerui, 18tW.
li The S-cheiui Dlstiict of Fui vs John
Mjers et el.; No M January term 187il.
a Anthony Wise va J. A. Haul;; No -14
AupiiKl term lb73.
4 The Clarion Hivcr Ilavigntion Com
pany v.i iliiuiu (.a man; No U'.i August term
1&7.J.
o The Cor.inionweniih cf 1'euiinjlvar.ia
u.-eofJ.A. llaak vs A. Kuul; ho 67 Jun
uury tei m lb7-l.
1) 1'. W. lluvs ts Elii.s Mojer; No 71
January term 1 674.
7 Al.ierler I'rcsion va The EunVio N.
Y. & 1. H. Coaipsny; t'.o 4;i August term
1874.
8 I'uilip W. IlKya ts Elius Moyer; No 14
A; ril teini lb74.
!) J. L.Ellis va Eunhury Fire lcsinante
Company; ol April leim 174.
IU J. L. Eliia vo 'I lie ColeH.hin huuranco
Couipnny, of Laucailer, l'a.; Ho 'SI April
lerui 1874.
II Harmon & Coon vh II. W. M ay; No 41
April term 1874.
12 bui. Uiea vs Knucguuda Euhmitt; No.
12 Auguht it rui 1 74.
13 John Yuiitirahitut va L. L- 1'utzel et
al.j F.u .Sb August lenn 174.
14 M. V. Tyler va L. N. lliiggs; No 38
August term 174.
16 James Illuck vs The Eeiuingcr Coal
and Iron Company; Nu 47 August term
1S74.
10 S. A. Olnihtead vs The Township cf
Uorttm; No 03 August, term 1874.
17 George Opdyke vs Francis A. I.cescb;
N'o 70 Augietter n 1874.
18 V. E. Hewitt va . II. Dixon; No M
August term 185 4.
IU Munin Feily va An Ire w Kaul ct al.j
No 19 September term 1874.
20 Daniel fecnuuer v The Township cf
lUrdgway; No 67 beptcabtr iciin 1S74.
QUOTATIONS
or
White, Powell & Co.
UAJiKF.Ua AND BKOKKltd,
No. 42 fcouth Third Street.
Philadelphia, December 20th, 1874.
n i n. asm cn
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'05 i aad J '(i 21
'li7 da 21 1 22
't8 do VI i VJ
do da
do do
da 10-40. ronnon ir.it 1 5
do racifio G'b r.y Int. off 17i 181
New fi'a Hog. 1881 lei l.ia
do a. 1881 Dig
IJnlrl . 114. IV
.Silver HO 108
Pennsylvania...-. 6. 6-J
Kcndinir u4i to
Philadelphia & I.i ie lu't l(i
Lehigh NarigHiioii Div. oil'. 4b 4S
Aa V.,1l..o IIIIL Cli.
Uuiied R U ol N J Kx. Div.'..'..'.'...' 127J 128;
un ejreck ra 8i
Noiihern (Jemr:l 3oj 8;'! J
Ceuiriil Tntuypoi'luiioM 4: 44
Nesquehoniu 64 j 6",
A k AMonguge li's 'ti.i 101 A 102
NKW LIVERY STAHL13
IN
PAX rJCRlRxNEit WISHES TO IN
forai the Cituena uf Ridgway, and the
public generally, tkut he has started a Liv
ery Stable sad will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
1 1 i i .- i.) ' i 1 1 ) ittjst ro'imnn
ble lerais.
KTt.IIe will also do job testing.
Stable on Eroiid eireet, shoTe Mai.
All rder9 left at lh Test OUica will meet
prompt attentioa
Ag 20 1870. tf.
lU.MIKMTOX ifEWINO MaCIIINKS
Fibk Arms, and Aeuuci'i.'i u:al Im-
PLKM ents. Ihe Kcmit.eton Fewicir
Machine has sprung rnjiJ Ij. into favor as
poe!unir.o best, combiuation of pood
((UuliiicH t:un elj, lij;ht runnint; s-mooth
uuiaelcsa rapid and durable. It lias
a Ktraiht needle, pei'penuieu!nr aetiou,
automatic drnp-fccd, makes the Lock or
Shuttle Stitch, which wiil neither rit nor
ravel, and ia alike e.n both tide?.
The Ilcujingtuu Sewii:g Machine has
received premiums at many Fiiis.
thiouixhout the United States, and with
out cfi'ott took the Grand Medal of Pro
gross, the bibet order id' medal thai
was awarded at the lato Vienna Expusi
positiua. Tbe lleiaington Works also Dianu
icture tho new Double barrelled
Breech Loadinij Shut tuap
und robitive action. witii intent
joint check, a marvel ef beauty, iitiish
und cheapness, t.ud the celebrated Ke ru
ir:j;ton lltfles udi ltd by nine different
fieivernnients, aud u-cvwDifl tlueugliout
he world fur miliur)-, liKiitin atd
target jui)okb ell kinds of Pii-tols,
ilifl-iS, Canes, Mctalic Ca'.iidgcs, rfc.
Agriculturul I,iipltu:ctits, Improved
Mowing Machines, rteel Plows, Cultiva
tors, Uuad teiuiers, I'.itenl Excavators,
ay Teddeis, Cotton Uins, Iron
ridges, iVc.
I he uiidcr.-ii.rncd has been appointed
nt lit fir the hale and introduction ol
he HeiLiuton t'ewiui; Mnehiue in and
or ll.e counties of Elk, Cleuificld and
Wairen. 1JIOS, J. LUllKE.
Depot and eflite, !Ht. Mary's, l'a.
P- rf- A got d local tgcr.t wanted.
Elk County Directory.
President Judce L. 1). V.'cliiiore.
Additional Law Jiitltc lieu. Jno- P
Yiiie-i-i! i .
Associate Jude; (Jiiis. I.uhr, J V
ill. uk.
!!.-1 i-ict Al'r.rnry J. K. V, Hail.
lil-ct ill 1. C. Uystcr.
1'ioilin'on.ry j e , I red. Schoening.
Treasurer Ji.n-i h f. iueitt ider.
L'ouiiiy tijicriiiit-iidrnt Hutus lucore.
CuBiii.isb:ui!Ci: llol.l. tauipbell, Julius
Jones', Uio. I d. Weis.
Audiloi-e (.:. V.'. lianclt, Tl.utnaa Irwin
Thcie.nv J. flu ike.
Ceiiiity Purveyor Geo Xf ihnslcy,
Jury Cuiiiiuihsi nvra. l'iiiiiip ie:t.h
K i iibcin T. fc'yler.
A LLLfeUKNY VALLEY HAIL IIOAD
Jn.
LOW-GHAli: hi VISION.
Cn and After MONDAY, NOV. 23, 1874.
iihibh between litdbnnk and Drift wued will
.un as follows:
wi:si wjtr.n.
KXITI-Sand MAIL will leave Drift
w(.a dwiiy kt 12:;:ypu!, IteynoldsTiKe at
:2 p "i. irokville at 4:0 j )" in, nrriviiig
at lieiihauk at ti:12 p ui, couuecting wilh
Lxpit!- ou Maiu Line 1r Piitsburgli.
M IX LD VA1 leaves licynoldiville daily
ai ki:4'J a ai, liiwokvillo at 8:10 a iu, tniiv
ing ai IteJhauk i1.6J ui. connecting
wnk iraius utirih aiai uomh ou Main Line.
i;m kaiiu,
i:Xn;i:8.S ar.d MAIL leaves Iledbank
daily ul 12:20 a ai. arrives at lirookvili i.t
2:34 p m. ltei a!l:vill m t-.'M p ai, Drift
wood at ti:lw p ai, couuecting with trains
epfct aud wtat an t' aud t Itailroad.
MIXLD Vi.W leaves New licihle'in daily nl
3:05 em arrive.! at LrtoUv:lla at u;i"3 i.
m, Keyaoldiviila l 7:0 p m.
MAIN LINE
On and after MtiNDAY, NOV 23, 1874,
trains ou the Allegheny Valley Itailroad will
run at t'cillows.-
liL'FFALO EXPRESS will leave Pills
burgh daily at7:4iaui, Hedhank Junction
at 10:47 a in, and arrive at Oil City at 2:40
p m.
NIfillT EXPRESS will leave Oil
city at :Oj p ui.liedbuuk Juuction at 2:oi
in, and arrive at l'itubiirgh at 7:20 a ai.
liTVSYlLLIi Lil'LLiSd leaves l'itta
bargk at 8:00 p iu, fedbank Juuction at
;25 p a, aud anivea al Oil City at 10:20 p
u. Itetuniiig, leuvea Oil City at 8:UO a
m, Bedbank Jauctim at 12:11 au, and ar
rives al Pittsburgh at i;4j p m.
J.J. LAW KEN CK,
tieueral tuperiuteudent.
Wii. M. TuiLLirs,
Ais'i Eunt., BrookviUe, Pa.
RAILROADS-
PENNSYLVANIA HAIL ROAD
Philadelphia S. Erie U. K. Division.
WLNlElt tTmE TAKLK.
Off andafter MONDAY. NOV, in. 1874,
the trains on the l'hiladclphia &
Erie Itailroad will ran as follows:
wr.srwAai).
FAST LINFIeaves riiiladelphia..l2.o5 p. m
" " " Kenovo 11. 40 p m
" " arr. at Emporium Uuin
. " " air. ai null mo 9.00 a. m
ERIS MAIL leaves I'uilaUviptiiit 11.56 p ui
ltcnovo 11.10 a m
" " " Emporium 1.10 p in
tit. Mary's 2.05 p m
" Kieigway 2.83 p m
" ainve at trie 8.05 p m
EAftl W AUD.
EAgT LINE leaves Emporium... 8 55 pm
" ' ' lxeuevo 10.40 p m
" arr. at 1 kiladelphia 8.05 a rn
El'.Iii .MAIL leaves Erie 11.20 a m
" " " Lidgway 4.45 p in
til. Mary s 6.10 p m
" ' " Euipuriuiu C.06 p m
" " " Renovo 8.26 p in
" " arr. at l'kilaelepuiu... 0.00 a ui
Mai! East couuects cant and west at Erie
wiih L S M S K W.
Mail VVc.ii with est aad west trains on
J- S & M S K W
WM. A. BALDWIN.
Uen'l bup't.
Winter Arraugemeut.
DUFFALO, NEW VORK. & l'HIL'A. n. R.
TUB l-UOBTtfr AKI MOBt BISECT ROITB
To Wiliiaansport, i.'tibry, llarri.-burg
Philadelphia, Paltiutore, Wash
ington and tbo South.
Ou aid after NOVEMBER 13, 1874, and
uuiilfi.r.hcr aoliee, traius will leave Uuffalo
NewVorkit lhiladelpkia Railway Depot,
coiner Excbtugs tad Lauitiana strceta
(Dull'ala tiaie;; as f jllorvs:
7 40 A.M. ACCOXMODATIOX fdaily
except Saudays). stappiag at Ebe'neier
8 04. 8pr,ngl)io.k U 14, bn 8 20, Jamison
8 25, Aurora 8kl, Wales 8 44, Holland 8 65;
Protection 05, Arcade V 20, Yorkshire
'J 27, :acliia 9 S7, Fraakliaville 9 65,
lslm lu 15, Hiasdaie 10 81, Erie Railway
Junction 10 45, Uleaa 10 49, Westerns 19 6b
I'oriville 11 Oi, Etate Line 11 12, Eldred
1125, Larataees 1184, Sartwell 1140,
Tuitlc l'oint 11 45, I'ort Allegany 1168,
Liberty 12 17, 1. 41., Keating 12 2ti, Bhip
pen 12 4J. Emporium 1 00, 1. M.
Stages arc advertised to connect with
this train at Elaia for Marilla; at Arcade
for Yerksuirc; at Franklinville far ttush
lord and Ceutreville; atl'ortville for Ceres,
Ricliburg, Liute Uenessee, Deliver, Mill
pou aud Sharon Centre, at Larahees for
Siucthport; al Port, Allegany for Coudera.
port; al Kea'-mf, Taesdays aad Fridays for
WLiu-tun, Easl W bartouand East Homer.
b :;o A. M. MIXED TRAIN To OLE-AH
(daily ciLcept Saudays). stopping at Ebeu.
ezer U J6. pringbrock 10 07, Lima 10 28
Jaiuieou 10 44, Aurora 11 05, Wales 11 3''
Holland 11 05, I'retectioa 12 lti 1. M , Ar
cade J2 48, orkahire 1 U5, Maeliius 126
Frankliuviile 2 05, Ieciui 25 0, Hinsdale
a 23, Erie Railway Juneliou 4 00 P. M,
Stages aie aeivtrlised te connect with
(his train at A.-cade for Yorkehire aud
itusbfurd; at Eraoklinville fur l'.aakford
a OO P. M. WASHINUTON EXPRESS,
(daily), stopping at Ebeneur S 22. Sariug.
biouk i 81t Eiiua 3 UtS, Jauisoa S 40, Aaro
ra 40, Walesa 58, Holland 4 05, Prelec
tion 4 14, Arcade 4 29, York
shire 4 :iij, Machiaa 4 45, l'rankliville i 00,
Ischua u. 17, HiDcJale r, ail, ii-.. it.,l,
janctiou 6 46, Oleau C 06 (Supper), W cs
Ioiib G 15, Poitville U 22, Slate Line C 30,
Eidred Vi 42, Laiabees U 63, Sarlwell ' 68,
lurlle Point 7 02, Port Allegaiy 7 14,
Keating 7 42, Einpenuia 8 15, Kenovo
10 40, Williamt-port 1 10 A. id., Sunbury
2 on, Harrinburg 4 20, New York 11 A. Al.,
Philadelphia 8 05, Daltimore 7 46, Washing
tn 'J 07 A. M.
fciages are advertised to eonneet with
thie train at Elnia for Marilla; at East Au
rora, ou Taeadavs. Thu
daye, lev Java Yillege, Strykergvilie, Wales
uuu ii icii nuuow; at Arcade lor spring
viile, Eanduskay aad Yerkshire.
Puliuan Palace Sleeping Cara on this
traiu from l'.utlalo te Daltimore aid Wath.
ill IT 1 0 11 r.i.hout cbanire. lk;).,lrll,;
u C - . . w . u .1 ,
fccugera Iraast'er at Daritbarg, New York
i.-iioscngcrs at iiairisnurg. Ou Sundaya
ibis tram does net raa east of Olean.
TRAINS LEAVE EMPORIUM.
2 30 A. M., BUFFALO EXPRESS (daily)
stopping at Shijpen 2 60, Keating 3 16,
Liberty 3 2', Port Allegany 3 62, Turtle
Point 4 10, Bartwell 4 1, Enrabeee 4 22,
Eldred 4 36, Btute Line 4 62, Portville & 03,
YWstutis6Kl, Oleau 6 00, Erie Railway
lanciiou b 05, Hinsdale G 20, lesbua 6 35,
Fraukliuvilie 6 64, Maehias 7 !0, Yorkihne
7 1, Arcade 7 20, Protection 7 40, Holland
7 48, Wales 7 i, Aurora b 10. Jamison
3 Di, Eiuia8 20. Springbrook 8 20, Iben
tier 8 3U, liutalo K.OO.A. M.
This train aiaktsiireet connections for
Klugar Falls, 'aatl allpoiats ia Canada and
ihe Viest.
bieiges a-.c adverticed to connect with
this train M Arcade from Springville, 8an
duskyaiid vvrkahire; at East Aurora, on
Tuesdays, Thuredays and Saturdays from
Java, fairy kersville, Wales aad Wales Hol
loa; at EluiaWYoiu Marilla.
Ou Moudays this traiu does not ran east
of 0!e.
C(0 A.M., LOCAL PASSENGER AND
I REUiliT (daily except Sunday,) stopp
ing at Miipptn ti o. Keatiug 7 36, Liberty
" 40, Port Allegany 8 40, Turtle Poitt
V 13, fcanwell.i j, Eaiabcea U 40, Eldred
lOOO, fctate Line 10 83, Portville 1105,
Wesions 11 20. Olean :i 38, Erie Railway
way Junction 11 43, Hinsdale 12 15 P. M
Franklinville 2 05, Holland 4 05, Aujora
4 48, Junction C i 00 P. M.
Singes arc advertised te eanneet with
this train 'at Portville rom Ceres, Rich
buig, Little iiineeee, Deliver, Millport and
Sliaiim Centre.
2 WO P. ACCOMMODATION (daily
ext-ept Sundays), stopping at bUIppen
i. 14, keatiug 2 33, Liberty 2 41, Port Al
legany BOO,, 'lunle Point 3 13, Sartwell
o 18, Larubees 3 25, Eldred 3 81, State
Line 8 45, l oi tville 3 63, Westunaao-J,
Oleau 4 08, Erie Railway Junction 4 13,
HlUbJale -i 'H. IscLl 4 it l.v...,i,i; :n'
. - - . nmiimillB,
to, .dacbiaa a 2. orkskire & 3. Areada
i oO, Proteciiou ' 10, Holland 0 22, M alca
li 33, Aerora Hi, Jamison 0 64, Eluia 6 6a
fpringbroek 7 04, Ebeneier 7 15, Dull'alo
7 40 P. M.
Stages are advertised to eonneet with
this iraiu at Keatiug from W harton, East,
Homer and East Wnarton on Tuesdays aud
lr;dajs;at Port Allegany from Coudera.
port; at Larabeei from E nietbport; at
Hanklinville from Rushford aud Centre,
ville; at Aj-cade from Rushfoid and York
shire. .THAIS LEAVES OLEAN:
C 15 A. M . 1.(111 r. i i uir Mn l-d m
ii- i T' dai1-' ""P1 Sundays, slopping
if, 'S-Jtt ' 0 41 lsc1""-" 8. rranMiuvillt
80 0 taeniae 8 84, Yorkshire 853, Arcade
V?il r"'ee,10n a 64' Holland 10 13, Walea
lV.?,oAa.1'0r 1005 Jamison 11 21 Ehna
II. C. FISK.
(ien'l Manager.
H. L. Li MAN,
Gen'l Pass'r;Ag't.
J.
D. YEOMAN3,
Gen'l Sup't.
The estimated value cf the luanber
now on baud in the country, ia f -lo .
000,000, not including the large invest',
meats ia piue lauds.