The Elk advocate. (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, March 29, 1866, Image 3

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    THE LOCAL ADVOCATE. Tub 0 iimu ii. By reference to our
I Bjvcrjij;ing columns, it will be seen llint
THURSDAY, MAltCII 2Dth, ISM. I ' F,ition ns i,con proved t our
" .... C.,urt of Common Plea for tho incnr-
"I'lIK, t - .,- ,, Tu;,,
nnrniiim 111 it ti jj 'ti.it 'hi "i i. ......
IP5" . i- .....
Eighth elicct liantl bill, 0f copies or
$2.,r.O
Quarter elicct hand-bill, 60 copies or less
Ilnlf sheet hand-bill, f)0 copies or less
$5,110
Full sheet hand-bill, f0 copies or lens
$8,00.
BLANKS.
For any quantity under fire quires. $,
60 per quire ; on nil ntnnunts over that n
reasonable reduction will be made.
TERMS OF P APER.
$1,50 per year in a'lvnnop f'J.OO if paid
within the year, and $2,'i0 if not paid with
in that time.
is ii step in the right direction, long
delayed hut "bettor late, than never."
Wn'fcol it our dutv. as well as a picas.
i ure. to say a pood woid in favor of this
1 project. Not that wc nro in favor of on
Episcopal church, more tlinn any other
! church, but we arc decidedly favorable
j to the erection of a church edifice, and
i we tire not disposed to throw cola water
j upon what promises to ho a successful
attempt to iivc us one. merely because
i wc like some other denomination better.
Attention,
COMPANY!
TO THE
Philadelphia Cheap Store !
Yrsi l'.ir flint flirt nitl-jfina r.P tn v.lnAA
"wrC IT. Volk, is still at his old ' Pcrally will see the importance ol this
stand in St. Mary's, where he would be and contribute liberally accor
happy to have his customers give him a !1hc" mM"": Vnwto its sue
II ' j cess. I lie aecomplishment of such an
i object in Ridgway must of course de
pend in a trrea measure upon the pen-crot-ity
of its own citizens and largely
DRY 000D8 & GROCERIES FOR THE
Hf3)uThe Commissioners of Elk coun
ty will meet at their office in llidgwav,
on Friday the "Oth day of March. 18GG.
JAS. K. P. HALL,
Comm'rs Clerk.
upon that portion of them (tho larger
) portion we fear) who "not liuvmg the
I fear of Cod befoie the'n eyes," will bo j
I prUIIipiUII Ulll.y UJ h-iiimii.h vuu.nHim- j
PThe of Co partnership in the ho- 'tions. To these wc desire to address a
tel business nt the H yde House, be. few words by way of showing, that even
tween Moore & lioyington, has been
dissolved. See advertisement.
'Persons visiting St Mary's, and
wishincr to stnp at a co vl hotel, can-uiit
themselves in that respect, by stop
ping at either the St Mary's or Wash
ingtou house.
B3uSeo J. S. Ilydes new advertise
ment in this issue. He keeps constant
ly on hand a lane assortment of any.
thing that man or woman may want.
1 Give him a call.
HSyltwill be sccu by reference to
our advertising columns, that Weis
Brothers, of St. Mary's have just receiv
ed a splendid assortment of everything
useful. No one who has half an eye
will fail to see their advertisement.
ffcBy reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that Mr M'Bride,
of St Mary's, advertises his stock in the
Advocate; We would advise all wan
ting anything in his line to give him
a call.
S&'J. S. Hyde advertises that he
has some valuable lots for sale in the
immediate vicinity of the railroad de
pot. It strikes us that this would be
a safe and profitable investing ut to per.
sous desirous of getting rich. ,
0"Bordwell & Messenger's Drug
Store, is certainly an institution which
should be patronized. The reader will
see their advertisement, aud conclude
that they must be doii; a good business,
else how could they afford to advertise
so extensively.
BThc banking house of Culver,
Pcun & Co .New York, has failed. They
were largely interested in the oil regions,
and thoir suspension will virtually cause
a panic in that country. It is already
rumored that several of the banks in
Crawford and Venango couultes have
iailed.
B,Mr. J. K. Whitmore advertises
Lis agency of Wheeler & Wilson's Sew.
ing Machines. They have an established
reputation and are the most popular
family machines extant. To those desir
ing to purchase, Mr. hitmore offers
the inducement of furnishing them at
New York and Philadelphia prices, thus
saving to the purchaser the cost aud
risks of transportation.
8Mrs. E. O. Clements has just
started a new store, in the room former,
ly occupied as a Railroad store ; and
like a sensiblo person, advertises her
stock in the Advocate. We call the
attention of our lady readers, to one feat,
ure connected with her store that will be
hailed with delight by them. It is the
millinery and uiantua making depart
ment. This is under the charge of a
lady every way competent to give entire
satisfaction to customers.
Fire. Tho Portland Mills wero en
tirely consumed by fire on Sunday even,
ing 25th inst. It appear that a fire
had been built under the boilers for the
purpose of thawing them out, so as to
be iu order to run the mill the next day.
By some means the fire was communica
ted to tho wooden structure ot the mill, 1
and when discovered, the progress of the I
accordina; to their mode of thinking, it
I will pay. It will enhance the price of
j property, and increase the population
, and tho business of the place. The j
erection of every good building tends to 1
advance the value of property. For
instance, such a building as the resi
j donee of Albert Willis. Esq., in a small
! place like Ridgway, virtually adds to the
! value of every other house in the town.
! How much more is this the case, where
! to the architectural beauties of the
j building are added what is far more im.
j portant the elevating influences of the
church. Ridgway is unrival'ed tor the
purity of its atmosphere and its water.
Situated in the midst of the Alleghenies,
we breathe the invigorating air of the
i mountains, while almost every house iu
town is supplied with water from run
' ninii fmntains. With these natural ad
vantages in our fivor and the rapidly
increasing development and population
ot tho coal regions of the county, and
the influx of wealth invited hither by
the richness of our material resources,
j what is there to prevent Ridtrway from
becoming the social and business centre
of the county. Alas, that truth com
pels us to confess it, there has been.
there is, but one cau e, we have no
church. What man who loved his
fani'ly would dare, what mother would
' consent, to move to a town, abounding
with all tho snares that entrap the feet
of youth, without the moral influences
that counteract them. Again, give us
a church and there is no reason, why
Ridirway, for which Nature has done so ,
much, should not be a favorite summer '
resort, for the wealthier denizens of tho
cities, who yearly leave the sultry con.
fines of brick walls, and seek new life j
and vigor in the recreations aud cooler '
climate of the mountains. Our woods j
abound with game. Our streams are
full of trout. We arc upon the line of:
the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad. But j
men will go where they can take their
families, and we have no church. This
i the reproach upon our fa'rninne which
deprives ns of this source of pleasureand
prufit. But these considerations impor
tant as they are, sink into insignificance
in comparison with the moral benefits to
be derived from a church well sustained
and well attended. Wo feel confident
that if wo have a proper place for reli-
gious service, it would be well suppor
ted. Upon the risinsr generation the
good influences of the change from a
sabbath-breaking to a church going peo
ple, could not but be salutary. We
hope our people will view this matter
favorably. We are informed that con
siderable aid has been promised from
abroad, when we shall take the initiative.
We are glad to hear it. and it is but
proper that we should do something
ourselves before we ask other s tor assistance.
We understand that the site selected
for the church is upon the corner lot of
Jlr. Souther's addition, at the eastern
MRS- E O Clements,
Begs leave to announce to the citizens of
Ridgway and vicinity, that she has opened
DRY GOODS & GROCERY STORE
n the room formerly ocoupicd by Mr.
Brooks as a Restaurant,
GOOD NEWS:
mww oobs.
AT THE
New Storo of
WEIS DROTIIERS
at St. Mary's, Elk County Pennsylvania.
Successors to George Wets.
Offer for sale, at wholesale and retail, a well
selected stock of SrRIXQ SUMMER
Silks, Morences, Poplins, Dclanes, Mohairs,
Coburgs, Plain and figured Alpacas.
A large assortment of Prints.
White Goods of every de.
scription. Flannels
of all kinds, Ging
ham, TicsingsSt
Shirting iu
great vaii
ety.
RIDGWAY, PENNA.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
FLOUR,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
FEED,
HARDWARE,
LUMBER
AND
SHINGLES,
Buyers will find
Opposite tixv. old Fountain House,
where she has now on hand and for sale,
a large and wel' selected stock of
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
which she will sell
As Cheap, for Cash.
as any other store in Ridgway or Elk
county.
ALSO Has attached to her Store-
a Millinery and Dress making estab
lishment. Cutting and fitting of latest
styles, done at
REASONABLE PRICES
V
jADIES
& c
IIILDRENS
Millinery Goods ; such as Bonnelts, Hats,
Caps. Ribbons. Press and Bonnet trimmings
of every description.
Gloves and Hosiery, Spring and Summer
Balmorals, Gents furnishing Goods of
everv description, Cloths. Cassimeres,
Tweeds. Sattinctts of all kinds, Hats,
Cps and Clothing of better quality
than any establishment in the
county. Oil cloths, Glass
Ware and Lamps, Boots and
Shoes, a large assortment
atalow figure. In Hard
ware, our stock is com
plete. We have Van.
kee Notions, Hoop
Skirts, and Mir.
rors in great
variety.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
A largo stock of
Flour,
Pork,
Sugar,
Tea,
Coffee,
Spices,
Rice,
Sugar,
jj i: u o s t o n v. .
BORDWELL & XIM U R,
EEAMIIS
DRUGS,
MEDICINES.
LAMP OIL,
POINTS.
LEAD,
LUBRICATING OIL,
TANNER'S OIL,
PERFUMERIES,
VARNISH.
BRUSHES,
DYE. STUFFS,
CONFECTIONERIES,
RAISENH,
CITRON
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY ARTICLES,
ALBUMS, STATIONERY, NEWS,
VIOLIN STRINGS, BIRD-CAGES,
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
PURE LIQUORS,
FOR
MEDICAL PURPOSES, ONLY,
INSTRUMENTS & IMPLEMENTS
PERTAINING TO THE
DRUG BUSINESS GENERALLY.
BORDWELL MKSSEXGEK,
RIDGWAY, PA.
HIDE'S
STORES
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Tho undersigned has laid out a vil.
lage upon his ground adjoining the Ridg
way Depot, to be culled KLIi. Tho 1ms
are 50 feet front by 100 feet deep front
ing towards the railroad.
Terms Forthc first lot sold, $100. For
the second lot sold. ?I1(J. Por the third
lot sold, $120 and 60 oa increasing io,
price as lots arc sold.
HS&, First purchasers got tho chuicc lots
at the cheapest rates.
Purchasers will be registered in the or
der of their application Ten percent ut
the purchase money must Ijc puirl at tho
time of the application.
.Applications will bo made to Jcha
G. Hall, Esq., Ridgwav, Pa.
J. S. HYDE.
r.idgway, mar,29'Cu-if.
AMONG THli
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
ING MACHINES. Tho under
signed having been appointed Solo Agent,
for the sale of Wheeler k Wilson's Sewing
Machines for Elk ccuniy. He'keeps oa
assortment constantly on hand. Machints
( sold at Phil adclphia and New Yor'.t prices.
Any parties desirous ol obtaining tiier.i
ca" address J. K. WHITMOKE.
March 29'00-ly. at Ridgway, Pa.
Most Comple e
AND BEST APPOINTED
Salt,
Lard,
terminus ot Mam street, this is cer
tainly a verj pleasant location.
Swabtz Li-cas By C. It. Fuller Esq., on
the 18th insiant, at the Exchange Hotel,
in Ridgway; Mr. Wm. Swarti, to Mrs.
ianny Lucas, both of Spring Creek town
shin, this county.
flameahadbeentoogteat.to be overcome. Houk Kesy On the same evening, by the
She invites, one and all to give her
call
AND SEE FOR TIIEMSEL VES.
Oil,
Whale Oil,
PETROLEUM CANDLES.
SOAP OF ALL KINDS.
mi 1 1 . - - r.
inese mins it is Mia cost $ou,UUU in
their construction. They were owned
by Breeden & Co. No Insurance.
Fatal Accident. Oa Thursday
March 15th whilst rolling logs into
Trout Run in Jay Townihip, this coun
ty, Mr- Lynch, late from Canada, came
to his death by a number of logs rolling
over hit, body, killing him instantly.
His body was taken to Canada for inter
ment. At the same time, a man
named Dwyer, from tho same Province,
suffered a compound comminuted frac
tare of the thigh, and is lying jn a criti- j
cal condition at the house of Mr. Robi
am, near tho place of accident, bnt '
hopes of his life are entertained by his !
friends. 1
SQrKeep your feet dry, wear crood
hoes, keep them well stuffed with oil, Mar-29'CU ly
,i ii j., , ., 'i
ouu weiuiieuueu, uuu men ii
same, at Ins resilience. Mr. Levis T. Houk,
to Miss Maggie Kesy, both of Kidgway.
Jonks Spenckb ISy the same on, on the (
19th instant, at the llyJo House iu Ridg .
way, Mr. Jessie Jones, to Mrs. Marian
Spencer, both of Kidgway. j
Sadlsbuby Wasson By the same, at the
house of the brides father, in Spring
Creek township, on the --ml, Mr. Jerome
Salsbury, to Miss Delilah Wasvon. all of
Spring Creek township, this county.
NEW ADVER TISE MENTS.
("T-n7VOLKr Manufa cuirer &Pealcr in
j Lager Peer, opposi te the It'iilruaJ
Depot, Saint Mary's, Elk county, Pa.
uiar9'6ti-ly.
WASHINGTON IIOUSR. St. Mary's,
Elk county Pa., fcilward llabel Pro
prietor. This bouse is new atil and tilted
up with especial care for I he convenience of
guests, tiood btabhng attached.
In short, we have everything needed for
laniilv use.
CLEMENTS., Cedar and Willow Ware of every de
scription. Confectionary, Brush,
es of all kinds. A full assort
ment of Stationery, Wall Pa
per, Paper Curtains, Beau,
tiful Oil Cloth Window
Shades. A very large
assortment ot Segars
and Tobacco.
DISSOLUTION OF CO PART
NERSHIP. The Co-partnership
heretofore existing between Moore & Pny
ington, of the Hyde House, has this day
March IStli. boon dissolved, by mutual con
sent. The business will still continue at tho
same place by M. V. Moore.
M. V. MOORE.
E. ROY1NGTON.
Mar-22'GG-tf.
IN THE
COUNTRY,
MRS E- 0
Main St., Ridgway, Elk County Pa.
i DM1NI3TR ATOR'S SALlI-By
virtue of nil order of the Orphan's
w
Court of Elk County. th undersigned
guardian of the minor clli'dren of Joseph
Ditsch deceased, will on tno ".'Hth day of
April next at the FrAukliu House in the
borough of Si. Mary's in m'd county ex
pose 'n sale at public miction 'oilie higtieai
and bct bidder the following desci ibed
real estate vij
All that certain triot of land situate in
Ilenziiigor township Elk Coumy Pennsyl
vania, known as lot or Farm Number seven
(7) on Kenzinzer Itnsd : nounded on the
trE BUY OUIt STOCK directly
from tho Manufacturer and there
fore wo can ufford to sell cheaper than
any other establishment iu Elk county.
AND THE PLACES TO GET
NOTICE : Whereas letters of Adminis
tration have been granted to the unders ign.
ed, upon the cstnte of Willoughby M, Red
line, late of Spring Creek township. Elk
county, dee'd. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to make,
th em known, and all persons owing said
estate are requested to make payment to
D. L. SWARTS.
Arroyo P. O., Spring Crock (p.. Elk Co., Pa.
February, 21st 1800. Cw.
17XECUTOHS NOTICE. WHEKEA."
J Letters Testamentary upon tho Estato
of E- B. Dougherty, doe'd., have this day
been granted to the undersigned. All per
sons baring claims "against the cstalo will
present them duly authenticated, and all per
sons indebted to said estate will make pav
ment, to SUS.4N 15. DOUGHERTY, Ex'x, n
Ridgway, Pa.
Mar-6'CG-6w.
IXECUTORS NOTICE. WHEREAS,
J Letters Testamentary upon the Esiato
of WolfgangSuhluttenhoii'pr hiteof Beuzing
er township. Elk county dee'd, have been
granted to the subscribers. All persons in
debled to tho said estate, aro requested t-
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present them
duly autiienticated fur settlement to THUS.
S ?HLUTTEN HOFFER, FRAN. SCHLUT
TENHOFFER, Executors. mar-5"00-w.
Good Hargaiiis
South by itanzinffcr lloid on r lie East by I1
land of one Ku itzinger. on the West by laud J
you are
! ii'V XllDVta llii'ri'r t V
W ELLEN-
VIL piiiiti-
Cold.3, use Coe'g Cough li tlsaiu to cure j y Pa-. This house is'new nndfitied up with
it. It will do it every time. especial care, for the cenveuience and
It is ah.3 important that our readers ?I0'"!0,"t of Pu'!". at .moderate rates. Free
-.,,1,1.11 V.n- ft,,. r- n.. . . iiaeK, io aim nom the Depot. Good sta
bling attached. (mar i'j't)6-1y.
T) It ACTIO AL CLOCK &
should all know that Coe's Dyspepsia
Cure is reliable, and certain to cure the
worst cases of Dyspepsia; a tcaspoonful
a day of it will enable the most confirmed
dyspeptic to eat any thine; he chooses
without trouble. It is an exoellent
remedy for any disease of the stomach
,or ihe bowels.
WATCH.
,1 MAKER SI. MAItVS, ELK
county, ra.. iidward McUr-de, keeps coa
staully on hand and for sale. Watches,
Clo-Jks, and Jewelry of ad descriptions.
$tg Repairing neatly executed, and done
en short nviee and reviM-) r-n-".
of A. Bobenrith and on the North by land ' t,.w,l- nH r,rir-a '
of Ign. Garner, Containing sixty two and , r ,.
one half acers and being the same laud
purchased of M. l!cnzing?r & John Krch
bach by articles of agreement on the Uth
, day of April A. D. IS 18
Said Hale to be made upon the following
' tcrr.is. One third of the purchase mou-ty to
I be paid on the confirmation of the Sale.
! the balance to be paid in two equal annual
' installments wiih interest to be secured by
' bond and mortgages upon the premises or
in such other way as may be required cy
the undersigned.
ADAM JESBERGER,
Guardian.
mar CO'CS Ct.
HE PUBLIC are respectfully in-
vtted to call and examine our
Whether they wish
i ro ouy or not, lor we ciaitu to nave one
I of the most complete stocks and the
finest STORE io the county and can
sell for less profit, than any other house
in the county.
Whs B
ROTIIERS.
St. MaryV, March 10th Q6.
NOTICE. Letters of Administration haT
ing been granted to the undersigned, upon
the estate of J. C. Chapin, Esq., lato of
Ridgway township deo'd. All priom
knowing themselves indebted to slid estn-u
arc requested to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims will present
them duly autiienticated for settlement.
fiidgway, Feb. 21st 'CiJ. J. POWELL.
DISSOLUTION OF CO. PARTNERSHIP.
The Co partnership heretofore eating
and tradine as the firm of Houk fi M'Veat.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The hooks and accounts of said firm will re
main at the old stand and be settled by .1. V.
Honk. All persons knowing themelvcs in
debted to said firm, are requested to call
and make immediate payment. 7ho busi
ness will still conticuo at tho same n!m.
J. V. HOUK,
Ridgway. Feb. 21st 'CO. C. M'VEAN.
CALL& SEE!
March Mth,166-1y.
In the matterof tho Tu-I
! corporation of "The Rector Is F.i.k corsr
Churchwardens and vostry- y ty. Com Tien
men of Grace church," j No. I -TV..
Ridg-ay, Pa. J Term 1AC6.
In pursunnoe of an order mido ii th
above entitled case, March fith lfod an I
notice is hereby given that the arti.-ies o;"
association have been filed in the office o.
the Prolhonotary of the court of common
Pleas of Elk county, and will bo presume I
for trial confirmation at tho nsxt form o.
said eourt, to he held in the Ooai-t TI.miio iu
Ridgway on the third d iy of Tulv nTi.
GEO. A. RATH RUN".
RHjwiy Mr-h "tVVJ. D'Vy tVV.