THURSDAY. FEB. 9. 1882.
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line for enrh (uldltlotinl Insertion.
HENR? A. PARSONS, JS.. froprietor.
Presbyterian Sociable nt Mrs.
Chn pin's next Tuesday evening. All
are invited.
Mrs. F. Bimmerins, MiMeruville,
Pa., bad Ozena and Cliroulc Catarrh
Peruna ruled her entirely.
Dont miss the concert next
Wednesday, evening, Feb. loth, 1882.
To nee and hear the McBrlde children
la worth the admission fee.
Mr. McBrlde was offered 610,000
for the use of his children, for one
year to play before audiences in the
leading cities of this country.
Major E. T. Scott will lecture he
lore the Temperance Union at the M.
E. Church on Saturday evening at
7J o'clock. Admittance free.
Lost Between Centreville and
IUdgway on Sunday evening lust, a
brocade shawl. The finder will be
liberally rewarded by leaving the
sbawl at this office.
The Brazilian Boy Violinist lnht
yenr astonished New York city by his
wonderful playing on the Violin, end
yet I dare spy he does not surpass the
McBrlde boy. Tickets for sale at V. j
H. Scbram's, and, L. A. Bremicl's,
"bakery.
The treasurer of BusquchauiDi
county, in response to a circular from
the auditor general asking the atnoiin t
'of bonded Indebtedness of the county,
writes: "Susquehanna county ban no
bonded Indebtedness and no other
debts, and don't you forget it."
A general order has been Issued to
all night operators employed by the
Philadelphia and Erie railroad, be
tween llarrlsburg and Rcnovo, to re
port to Wllllnmsport every half hour
'after midnight. This will prevent any
more "napping" by the said operators.
Baby rimed.
We are so thankful to say oar baby
was permanently cured or a dutit-rou
and protracted irregularity of the how -els
by the use of Hop Bitters by it
mother, which at the same time ri-s-tored
her to perfect health and strength.
The parents, Rochester, N. Y. r-Ye
another column Buffalo Kxprc.es.
A Lire ly Runaway.
Thursday last I. J. Ret, nnd wife
and child were out fora sleigh ride with
Mrs. Hartley's black horse and basket
vtitter. At the Catholicparinngi1 Mr
lte? attempted to turn nrnind when
the cutter upset throwing t lie ncunpaiun
Into the snow. Fortunately they
vseuped without Injurit The hcr-ie
rundown Main street, until hncuirieto
tlie luterseeUou with Mi!! street, when
he ran on the sidewalk near Me
nengers' drug More, and continued on
it passing Mrs. I'rayston's niiliiniiy
store, and smashing a toy whceliianow
or two that stood o the sidewalk,
ia-t Jacob BuleiTuHs' harnt.s shop,
ntnt tiown to M. E. Lexer's black
smith shop, where he ran in between
Geo. Rhine' barn and the shop, the
pace between the buildings being four
and one-lialf feet, and was only t"p--d
by seeing Elk creek at the rear of
the buildings. The horse was taken
out, when it was found that had mf
fcred little or no injury, but the cutter
was a terrible wreck. The runaway
took place during the noon hours and
nt a time when there were no children
on the sidewalk. Usually a number of
children are playing along the walk.
"Mr. Ackerman lives next below
Butterfusb shop, aud was hurrying
his boy off to school, the boy insisted
on eating another cracker, which un
doubtedly saved him from serious in
Jury. Lecture Conrse.
The Ridgway School Library Union
will open their course on Friday even
ing, Feb. 17th, at which lime Dr. A
A. Willlts of Philadelphia will deliver
his famous lecture "Sunshine, or, the
secret of a happy life." It will be one
of the greatest feasts ever ottered to
our public. He has frequently been
In the same course witli BeeHier,
Gough, Phillips, etc., always giving
equal satisfaction and by many con
sidered superior to any of them.
Hon. Heury Houck, Dept. Supt. of
Public instruction writes me: "Dr.
Wlllits, lecture on "Sunshine," m one
' of the very best J have ever heard and
for a popular audience is unsurpassed."
On Feb. 20th. Maj. H. C. Dane will
follow with "Up the Rhine and over
the Alps with a Knapsack."
Mr. Burdette the "Hawkeye niau"
nays of the Major; "His diseriptive
powers are equal to a steroptican, he
is eloquent aud polished,' his lectures
abound with information and instruct
ion, aud are enlivened hy humor that
fa bright and natural as the sunshine.
If the audience is as large as the lec
ture is good, standing room will be at
A premium."
The course will comprise at least
four lectures and the funds raised to
be used In procuring" a" school library.
Reserved seuu for tbe neason 1 .50 each
General admission - . si.oo
Recerved seat to WilllU' lecture 15 cents.
General admission - 30 ' '
Children - - 20
Over one hundred season tickets for
reserved beats have alreudy beeu sold.
For further particulars apply to
J. B. JOFTNHOy.
Personal.
Mrs. J. W. Eyster, returned home
to Erie, Saturday.
Mrs. Chnpfn, returned from
visit to Brockwayville last week.
Mrs. Esther Campbell, and son,
went to Philadelphia on Monday.
Miss Belle McCltntock will sing
sacred songs principally, go and hear
her.
Those who attend the concert will
not regret ft ns it will be a first class
entcitainment.
Mrs. Charles Diley, Pittsburg
says, she had Chronic Catarrh badly.
Peruna cured her perfectly.
Miss Lorinda Warner, of Wilcox
is nuciiuiiy sciiooi at mis place, in
tending to graduate in the spring.
Wm. C. McMillan, of this place,
went to Cleveland, Saturday, which
place lie intends making his ho.ne.
Miss Wilmarth whohosbeen visit
lug at Senator Hall's for a week pnsU
returned home to St. Marys Monday.
ITomer Reynolds, has a leg broke
at the Thayer House list Saturday
He was wrestling and fell with the
above result.
Charles) Mead ha been appointed
collector of school taxen by the Ridg
way Borough School Board. Ho will
wait on those who neglected to pay
their taxes to Treasurer Oyster.
Rev. T. S. Negley, will hold scr
vices IntbcChapel (Presbyterian, Inext
Sunday momiugand evening. Here
after services will bo held regularly
every two wct-ks.
Miss Minnie Service came home
Tuesday night, after an absence of
several months, during which time she
hasstayed principally In Boston, gradu-
ntingin mnilc in that city. Her ninny
friend will be pleased to wtlcoiu her
home.
BIRTH.
MlI.I.Kn On Kimdav, Feb. Mil. ISSi!.
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Joel Miller of this
place, a son.
MARRIAGES.
Ml'itNf Bailey On Sunday morn
ing, Feb. ".tli, 182. af the 'Catholic
Church hy Rev. M. Mongher. Mr.
Michael Mums, of Brookston, Forest
county, to Miss Mary Bailey, of this
place.
Brooks Bpnso.n On Feb. 5, 1882,
at Wilcox, by O M. Montgomery,
Esq., Mr. Win. W. Brooks to Miss
Amelia Benson both of Junes town
ship. RIDO-WAY BORO. SCHOOLS.
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ritOMOTIONA
In room No. 8 Carrie Clark, Maggie Rees,
Burleigh Bumly, Jessie l4nioreu, Frnni;
OyKr, Justin DeVoJ'e, Mailun Kiihartls,
Emma Wheeler. ..
Truant John Daly,
J. B. Jokmbok, rrinclpu).
A Deliberate Lie.
In the Democrat of last week ap
peares a communication signed
Merely a Woman' from which the
following paragraph is taken :
"It would probably not have aiv
reared at all hud not the editor of the
Advocatk very conveniently forgot
ten his editorial obligation, and not
advised "Mr. Mau'' of the fact that
such an artieto would appear in his
columns, but also or now it was
handed in. and thus giving him
the advantage to hasten and
make out a sfiitement that was in
complete, and yet eelf-condcmpltijr ;
and to have hhii hasten the appear
ance of it in all three of tiie county
papers making his visit to the F.Ik
County Gazette, so late as last Tuesday,
as you will observe by that paper's
locals; and changing the article In the
paper oniy enougli to give the 1st.
Mary's people tin extra pat on the
buck for the extra, lifts ho always ex
pects and gets from them, for reasons
which I may in duo course of lime
bring before the public."
The word Liar may not ho consid
ered n very polite expression but we
know no word in the English lan
guage that Hcems so appropriate at
tliis time as Hint, With malice afore
thought and deliberately tins Demon-at
correspondent tells a lie, which she (?)
knows to bo a lie, about the Editor of
this paper in order to make a case
against another imrty. She ?) ac
cuses us of un unprofessional act,
knowing Hie while that she I?) lies, as
calmly as though an assertion was
positive proof. The duty we owe the
public as a Journalist prompts us to al
low the iuserti'in of articles of a pub
lic Mature, which we may not sanction
personally, yet believing th.tt a fair
discussion of all public questions is for
the general good. This slouch of
"A Woman" knows as well as any
one that we have never refused to In
sert communications of a nubile
nature, not even the sloberiugs of "A
Woman," and hu (?) also knows to
a certainly that we have never in
eleven years of newspaper life be
trayed a correspondent. This the
woman knows, and yet in the face of
this knowledge pens a wilful lie sign
ing herself "Merely a Woman." $he
should have signed herself "Merely a
Liar," us she is. The fact is, pure and
simple, that Superintendent Dixon
had no knowledge, nor suspicion of
the appearance of an article in the
Advocate prior to the Issue of the
paper which contained it- Again,
Superintendent Dixon lias not written
a single lino in reference to the insti
tute for this paper but that lie signed
his name in liul. We do not make
this statement because we are taking
up the cudgel for Mr. Dixon but
simply as an act of justice. In con
clusion we would advise "Merely a
Woman" to stick to the truth at ail
hazards, a lie may have its day but
truth will catch it.
From the Insurance World, Pittsburg'.
I'n., Dec. 31, ISS1.
The Assessment Mutual Life Associa
tion of Washington, Pa., does Icyitim
mnte business on the co-operativeprin-oli;
takes no risks over Bi years; grad
mite its assessments according to the
age of insured; permits no speculation
assessment t.i parties having no insur
able interest. In each and ev ry caise a
strict medical examination is required
and in fact is a thoroughly leeitmnte
Co-opt rati ve Lifu Insurance Company
ah claims are paid In full its last
claim being that if jh i.M0(rat of
M' Kcespori, i'u.,who iicd December
-'(l,i.si, ami the claim paid to his
widow, Josephine Motl'ut, on the 13th
oi wccemijcr, lor tlie lull amouut of
the policy, 5,1)00.
For Information repardiiiR theassoci
ittion inquire oiJ. P. Axoxky, Hyde
House,
iimjj'vay
Pa.
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tion, insanity and a premature grave.
Sold by nil druggists, or will be sent
free on receipt of 81.00 per box, or six.
boxes for $5.00. Address.
F. J. CHENEY. Toledo, Ohio, send
for circular and testimonials of genuine
cures.
Notice of Appeals.
"V"otiee is hereby given (hat IheCom
i missioncrs of Elk county wiil hold
i Court of Appeals at their office, in
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it nig wuy , on
FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY. THE
17TH AND lsTH DAYrtOF
FEBRUARY, ISV.
For the purpose of hearimr and determ
ining uppculM from the "assessments.
and revising the military enrollment
lor at which time ami place all
persons feeling themselves aggrieved
by said assessment or enrollment cuu
alieiidjif flicy see proper.
by (Ji'der of the Hoard.
At icst-VV. 6. HOltTON", Clerk.
Commissioners office
February 21, 1W32.
Autograph
VOCATE office.
Albums at The An-
Note pupcr and envelopes at the
AnvocA'ws ofllce.
Letter from Major Scott.
St. Marys, Pa., Jan. 28, 1882.
C. D. OSTEKIIOOT,
Pres. Whig way, C. T. Union.
Dear Sir. and Bro.; perhaps you
would like to hear something of the
cause here.
We commenced our labors last Wed
ncsday, thc2oth Inst., holding- frth
In tho Presbyterian Church.. Never
was I more agreeably surprised than on
that occasion for instead of having a
slim attendance a large number
gathered within Its walls, a.id a more
attentive audience a speaker could not
ask for. Rev. Thompson, Mr. aud
Mrs. Fattnn, with others declared; It
was something remarkable in this
place.
As you know, Thursday evening was
stormy, the snow had gone, it was
rainy and disagrcebic and yet there wns
a tine assemblage equally ns large as
the previous coining, only with this
notable exception that tbe Thursday
night audience was almost exclusively
composed of men there being by actual
- f
count oyer 7o. Contrary to intention I
presented the pledge.
Last night (Friday) we had a splen
did audience; earnest faces, close at
tention, climaxing with genuine en
thuasium with a pledge roll of Ml; three
fourths of whom were not of the prot
estent church. It is a success beyond
our most sanguine anticipations.
Everybody present was delighted. I
am glad to be ubTe to say there is no
antagonism to tbe work. Lot us stand
on the broad platform of Immunity
battling for I lie weal of our "Brothers"
and then God will recognize the work
and will bless it, and one with the
almighty is always a majority.
Pray for Oh, pray for the cause here.
We never forget the Union ot IUdg
way. We pray those there may be on
Ingathering of more members. If
one stumbles lift such up. Restore,
revive, reinstate to Union, Society,
heart and to God. Let each do hi duty
in this work. May God bless you all
is the prayer of j our friend.
E. T. Scorr.
Guiteau to Hang: June 30.
The motion for a new trial In the
Guiteau case Was over-ruled, and the
prisoner sentenced to be hanged on
Fiday, the 30th day of June nest.
Scoville, counsel for the assassin , has
until March lirst in which to file a bill
of exceptions Tills news will be very
satisfactory to people generally, the
only regret being that the execution is
so long delayed
SUPPLEMENT TO HO ROUGH
ORDINANCE NO. 7, F.NTTTLI2D
"AN ORDINANCE RESTRICT
ING THE SALE OF INTOXICAT.
I NO DRINKS," AC., APPROVED
JUNK 20. 1381.
Be It ordained nnd enacted by the
Town Council of the Boron th of Iti lur-
way, and it is hereby ordained and en
acted hy the authority ot the same
1. rhatallsaloous, bars, and placesin
uio rsorougn oi itiugwayiit. which in
toxicating drinks are. sold, shall be
closed at 10 o'clock P. M of each day.
arnt no person shall lurntsli any intox
leafing drink by sale, gilt or otherwise.
or permit the same to be drank on or
within the premises at any such place,
bet ween the hours of 10 o'clock P. M
and 4 o'clock A. Af. of the day follow
ing; and the furnishing of each and
every drink of intoxicating liquor, or
pernumng tne same to lie drank on
l he premises as aforesaid, shall con
stitute a separate otlense. And any
person who shall neglect or refuse to
comply with any provision of (hi
section shall forfeit and pay, for each
and every offence, the sum of ten
dollars tor the use of the Borough, to
he recovered in the same manner that
debts of like amouut are by law re
coverable. 2 'That the second section of said
ordiance No. 7 is hereby amended so
'as to read as follow: That any person
who shall be found intoxicated upon
any street, lane, or alley or highway,
or any public house or place in said
Borough, shall be fined on view of. or
on proof being made before, the Chief
Burgess or nnv Justir of the Peave.of
said boro.not less than threedollars nor
more than five dollars, for tho use of
the said Borough. And If such person
shall neglect or refuse to pay and sat
isfy tuch fine, together with proper
costs, such person shall lie committed
to the county jail or Borough lock-up
until such fine and costs, with all tail
or lock-up expenses, shall he fully paid
ami satisned, or until such persons
shall be dischraged by due process of
law.
8. And it shall be the duty of any
Constable of said Borough to arrest
any and every person who shall be
tound intoxicated on any street, lane.
alley or highway, or in any public
House or place, in said liorougb, ami
to take him or her forthwith before
the Chief Burgess or any Justieeof the
I face ot the Borough, when such
arrest shall be made in the daytime;
or if such arrest shall be made later
than eight o'clock in the evening, the
person so arrested shall be confined in
the county jail or Borough lock-up
until eight o'clock A. M. of the day
following, and then taken before the
Chief Burgess or Justice of the Peace
as aforesaid; and if such Chief Burgess
or Ju-tice of the Peace shall, after due
inquiry .deem him or her too much in
toxicated to be fully examined, or to
answer on oath correctly,, said Chief
Burgess or Justice of the Peace, as the
case may be, shall caifse him or her to
he confined in the county jail or Bor
ough lock-up until he or she becomes
sober, before a llual examination aud
hearing of the case
.4. That it shall be the duty of the
Chief Burgess or Justice of the Peace
before whom any fine, costs orefmrges
shall be recovered under this ordi
nance, to forthwith pay such fine into
the treasury of said Borough, and the
costs or charges lo the ofiicers entitled
thereto.
. That the Chief Burgess, Justices
of the Peace and Constables of saitl
Borough shall be entitled to the same
fees fur services under this ordinance
that they are now allowed by law for
similar services.
7. That all ordinances or ports of or
diances of this Borou jh Inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed.
' This ordiance shall take effect ou
and after Feb. 20th. 1H2.
C. H. McCAULEY, President
Attest W. C. Hkalv, Secretary.
Approved Feb. (i. IW.
J. POWELL, Chief Burgess
I had Chronic Dysentery for one
year. Peruna cured me. James Bren
neti, Pittsburg, Pa.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Rafting axes, tubular lanterns,
class oil cans, tin -ware, gloss ware,
and nails at Morgester's.
White clover honey, and pulver
ized and cut loaf sugar at Morgester's.
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New sack of fresh roasted peanuts
Just received at Morgester's.
-Hams, shoulders, bacon, di led beef
and bologna sasuage at Morgester's
Three or four hundred pounds
fresli roasted coffee just received at
Morgester's.
- o
Case of Valencia orauges Just le
Cel veil at Morgester's.
o
-Choice almonds, and Knglish wal
nuts jttst received ut Morgester's.
o
New case cookies just received at
Morgester's.
o
Fresh coda, crackers, oyster and
milk crackers just received from the
bukery at Morgester's.
A new case of choice appricots and
a crate of fresh eranberrh s Just received
at Morgester's.
Witcrgoodswill bo sold out at cost
at. The Srw York Stoke, now is the
time to go in for bargain. All other
goods will be sold at reduced prices in
order to make room for spring stock
btar and Improved Authors at
Tiik Advocate office.
o
-The Merry Game of Old Maid at
Tub Advocate office.
o
o
All in need of Mfrlit and heavy
harness should give Jacob ISutterfuss
a cull.
-For the past two years I have been
troubled with leucorrlioea and female
weakness, which at times lias been so
great that I could neither eat nor
sleep. I wore one of Prof. Ouilmette's
Kidney pads and it cured me
Mrs. H. JtitoMK, Toledo. O
it
JiOTIC'E.
1 he meeting of the stockholders for
the election ot Directors of the N. Y.
Ridgway and Pittsburgh R. R. Co.,
lias been postponed until Feb. IS, 1882,
to ne neni at the same place and time
a day as former meeting. By order of
i ne jioara.
L. Rogers, Sec'y,
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On the Loss of
A I.ECTrrtE ON TUB NATURE,
Tit E ATM EN T, AND KAMCAI. cure Ot
Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhea
induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary
Emissions, Inipotcncy, Nervous De
bility, aud Impediment to Marriage
generally; ( onsumptlon, Kpilepsy,
and Fits; Menial and Physical In
capacity. Ac. By ROBERT J. CUL
VERWELL, M. D.. author of the
"Green Book,''&c.
The world-renowned author, in tills
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience that the iviliui
consequences of Self-Abuse may be
effectually removed without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instru
ments, rings, or cordials; poiuting out
a mo-ic of cure at once certain and ef
fectual, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
jfcir'This Lecture will prove a boon
to thousands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envel
ope, to one address, ou receipt of six
cents or two iMjstairc stamns.
Address.
The C ULVER W ELL M E D I C A L Co.
41 Ann St New York. N. Y p.i
office Box, 400.
ROBBED.
Thousands of graves are annually
robbed of their victims, lives prolonged,
happiness nnd health restored by the
use of the great
GERMAN INVIGORATCR
which positively and p remanent ly cures
Impotelicy (caused by excesses of any
kind), Seminal weakness, and all dis
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Self-Abuse, as loss of energy, loss of
memory, universal lasittule, pain in
the back, dimness of vision, premature
old age, and many other diseases that
lead to insanity or consumption und a
premature grave
Send for circulars with testimonials
free by mail. The IN VIGOR ATOR
is sold at $1 per box, or six boxes for
So by all druggists, or will be sent free
hy mail, securely sealed, oil receipt of
price by addressing
F. J. CHENEY, Druggist.
187 Summit St., TOLEDO, Oil IO.
Sole Agent for the United States.
The most wnunderful curative rem
edies of the present day, are those that
come from Germany, or at leust origi
nate there. The most recent prepara
tion placed upon the market in this
country, is the GREAT GERMAN
IN VIGOR ATOR, which has never
been known to fail in curing a single
case of impotency, spermatorrhoea,
weakness and all diseases resulting
from self-abuse, as ntrvcous debiiily,
inability, mental anxiety, languor,
lassitude, depression of spirits ami
functional deraneuu ntsot t he nervous
system. For sale by druggists, orsent
tree by mail ou receipt of the price
If 1.00 .SoleAgent for the United States.
Send for circular. For sale by Clias.
McVcan, St. Marys, Pa.
PLANTS and SEEDS
FOH
EVERYBODY
Ou r I L L U.ST It A TED CAT A LOG UK
and BOOK OF FLOWERS send
free to any address.
HAUItY Of A.IPEL
Florist ami Seedsman.
Williarntipori, Pa.
IIenk? A. Pabsoxs, Jr., Local agent
Ridgway, Pa.
I was given up to die, from a (lis
ease of my limbs. I took Peruna and
It cured me. J. Irwin, Hope, Pa.
Business Cards.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Main street, RbfgWay, Elk Co., Pa
Particular attention given to the
examination of titles, also to patenss
nnu patent cases.
HALL. & M'CAULEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. .
Office In new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v32t
J. S. BARQWELL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Over twenty five year practice.
Ofllce on Main Street, n'idjrwav, Pn
opposite tho Bogert -HotisoV Olllce
hours trom 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 P. 31.
W. L. WILLIAMS.
Late of Strattativille), Physician nnd
nurgeon, itidgway, Pa. Office in
Jtairs Hnck Building (up.stnirs)
lteierences J. D. Smith, H. L.
roung, it. Kulofson, Strattativille;
Major John Kitley, W. W. Green
land, Clarlrn. Olllce hours 1 to 2
i: M. and 7 to 8 P. M.
G. G. KZE3EN&ER.
DRUGGIST A PARMACEUTIST,
N. W. corner of Main and Mill streets.
Ridgway. Pa., full assortment of care
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
urugs. prescriptions carefully dis
pensed at all hours, day or night.
vlu3y
HYDE HOUSE.
V. H. SCIIRAM, Proprietor,
Ridgway, Elk county, Pa.
Thankful for flic patronage hereto
fore so liberallv bestowed linnn htm
the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the comfort'and'enn-
venience ot gucsUs. to merit a con t inn.
ance of the same. ocW0'6
APPLETO PPCAf.TERFCAW CYCLO-
This admirable work la nnw rmtt.
pletciu lOvols. EachvolumeeontainsbOO
pages. It makesa complete Hiid well
selected library, and. no. onn eim
afford to do without it who would keep
well informed. Price $3 00 in cloth,
if'i.i'O in leather, or S7.no in iWnv,f
half I urkey. For particulars address,
. II. Fairchild, Portville, Calf. Co.,
N. ., who has been duly nrmolntcH
agent for Elk county by C.K. Judson.
general agent.
DRES5MAKIKS.
Mrs. F. Pollman hnvimr mnvnrl inin
the house of Jas. Penfleld 11 em lim
Catholic church Wishes to inform tho
citizens of Ridgway and vicinity that
she is prepared to do in a neat and
satislautory manner all kinds of plain
sewing and dicssninking.at reasonable
prices. A'l persons having work in
this line are rcsnecti'ullv invited t,.
give her a call. nl5m3
E8TRAY.
Came to the iirpmluou nf ri a
Brock way In Hortnn township, Elk
county. Pa , in the month of Novem
ber, A. D. 1881, two WHITE SHEEP,
the owner will please come forward,
prove property nnd pay charges, or
they will be disposed of according to
Brock port, pu., Jan. 13, 182.
ESTATE KQTICE
Estate of William Emmett, late of
'ox townshin. Elk eonntv l.w...
Notice is hereby iriveu that left PN ilf
administration, C. T. A., have been
granted to the undersigned upon the
above named estute. All persons in-
lehted to said estate are rermevte,! tn
make immediate payment, and those
haying claims against the same to
present them without ilelnv i
order lor yettlement.
P. W. Hays.
Administrator C
T. A.
1h cortst aud liuit etic.u eiuf ijiio, L
AaoBnablnAtiom of Hon, fluer.il, Mar K
drakho aod Dandelion, with tal ui bciLnjiJ M
most uratiT prupcrt.M of a'l cthar X!.Urfl,
miLkeV tb rrM.Ht Glood Furh'.r, l.ivor
Rojjul vJtor'luld ura ,J KevJUi iutui-i2ig
Ageut aifaiWl iT7M in ' IT IT) ' lh.
No dlsesje Ak hfl BourifclT lonff exl-.t vh(ro IT30
Bitten iu- n&ed f tuteti suitl p j; lucl are tlictr
operwooa.1
lit; (In u alrtjot ts lii ijtJ ni izlm.
To U whose amplo j-ments ear.se J rresrularl
yoi Uiotxiwelior oi-taarj orjtanj, or irho r
qtitr an Appetizer , lonio and ml.d SUmulut,
Bop Bitten are uiTiTk oable, without Intox
icating ttaraiK
No matter what jour f t.fUr(rt or trmptoim
arcwbattuedleeaiieorali'uieDt le uee Hop Bit.
tors, lioo't wait until jouaH u'ok out ir yoa
onlj feel bad or mLiorableiusat'iem at once.
ltniaysavd7out'hfv.itna8Hftved hundreds.
$500 will be paid for a eaw thry will not
eureorbelp. Do not eu.Tercllt7oarfr!oi.ds
wffer.but us and urse tbrnvK Hop H
Bemeniber, Bop Bitters is no.Tua' "n'tfrol
drunken nostrum, but tbe Pu 'ette n d iiet
lledii'ine erer maile ; the "laIJM. VSIKtfl
and HOPI" and no norsou or tmilyU. jf
r.I.C.I",i '"il ito noi t tr.i'.!V.e cu'-i 9 t 1
forlli imkennesB.uae ol opiuiu, tc-aoo rnoK' t':-"-' Jt
narcotics. AU sold by i -.14-.-; j.s. gao k f 1 :WS
lor t:iroiUr. Bop Dlltw. J!. Ci., J?
I'KN'NSVLVAN't A KAIL, KOAD
Philadclpliia & Erie 11 R. Div.
WINTER TIME TABLE
On and alter MONDAY, Oct. 31.
lssl the trains 011 tlie PIiMrHpI.
pliia & Erie Railroad Division will
run as touows: . .
. WESTWARD.
Niagara Ex. Icuvcr Pliila 8 00 a. ni.
" Reliovo..fi 4,j p. in.
" " " .Driftwood7()U "
" " " En.poritini7 fio "
" " " St.Marva..8 40 '
" ' '' Ritl(way..8 4H
, " Kir. Kane 10 01 "
Kit ik MAIL leaves Phiia 11 65 p. m
" Renovo II 0.1a. ni.
" " Drill wood. 12 15 p.m.
" " Ihiiporiuni.l 30 p. ni.
" ' St. Mary's..'.' 0 p. m.
" " Ridgway... 2 ii p- m.
" " Kane 3 Mi p. m.
" arr. ut Erie.. 7 45 p. ni.
EASTWARD.
Day Express leaves Kane . , . 6 00 am.
Richjwnv CUam.
St. Marys 7 17 "
" " Emporiums 10
" " " Di iliwootl 8 67 '
" " " Renovo . . 10 05 '
. " arr. hi Pliila. ... 7 05 pm.
kkik mail leaves Erie 11 35 a. in.
" " Kane .. A 10 p. m,
" " Riditway....5 17 p.m.
' " St. Mary's..5 50 p. m
" Emporium. H 55 p. n..
Driftwood. .7 42 p. 111.
" " Rcnovo 00 p.m.
. arr. tit Philn..- 7 W) a. m.
Erie Mail and Niagara Exprew
coiitu'it with Low (hade Division:
Erie Mail west and Dav Express coil
lied with B. N, Y. A P. R. R.
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Diseases of tne Throat and Lungs;
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SOLS BT ALL DRUSttlSTS VSBTWBZaVB.
Trulb and Honor.
Query: What is the best family
medicine In the world to regulate the
bowel, purify the blood, remove coa-
tivciicK3 and biliousness, aid digestion
anil tone up the whole system?. Truth
and houor compels us to answer, Hop
Hitters being pure, perfect and linria
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The City of rit. Paul, a first elajJ
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ike u look at it before purchuaitr ft
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