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. Elk lodge, A. T. M.
Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
keld at their hall on the second and fourth
Tuesday, of VTM0Rk. See-T.
io. 0. T.
The Regular meetings of Ridgwoy Lodge,
Wo. 256. held every Wednesday evening at
heir Lodge Boom. ,.,
n. A. PARSONS, W. S.
AGENTS FOB THE ADVOCATE.
The following named persons are authorized
gents for the Advocate to receive subscrip
tions, advertising or Job work, take pay there
fer and give receipts. "
Wilcox. A. T. AtnBioB, J. L. Brown.
Kano. FraskW. Mbkce.
Johnsonsburg. Isaac Haoas.
St. Marys. Chas. McVka.
Cenlreville. Homtr B. Leacr, Moj. Corkx.
Caledonia. W. P. Smith, B. A. Wbkd.
Bennezetle. Johh C. Bari, J. W. Brows.
' Shawrnut. Johji Farrbs.
Spring Creek. A. W. Irvis.
Highland. Levi Ei.LOTiioRpn.
Horton. D. C. Oyster, N. M. Brockway.
Tho ' Old White Rooster" is still alive,
but somebody's dorg is still stork dead.
The Woman's Rights Women are going
to meet soon agaiu. Send in your reporter,
Miller.
Most all the Democratic papers have
lately learned to spell "nigger" with one g.
An Augusta tuan after advertising (or his
loit watch and looking for it all day, fouud
it at niijht hanginwn his back.
llK.il S. Jackson's ucw advertisement,
then go and examine his wagons and stock
and you will be convinced that he means
what ho says.
We understand that Charles lloles, our
I'Titerprising jeweler, has purchased the lot
agoing Powcl & Kimes's store on the cast,
an 1 that hu intends to erect a store thereon.
Goi.i) is steadily on 'the decline. It has
boon as low as 115, the !owe-t since the
war. 1 r it gc much lowoi trere will be a
crush among the heavy d y goods dealers,
especially the importers nf till articles.
Mo.it all our icehouses are full, Messcr
r.er A Hagerfy have put up the b'gest lot;
1 1 :i srerfy estimates it nt five hundred ton.
Up should know as he helped cut and haul
it and t'.'it in ouce up to hU vcat pocke'9.
Wo nr i eillol up iu to anniuiea the
death of Jacob MelFcrt, we of the ?arly
Kottlir.i ul this county, lie had lived to
raise a lurge family and w.is the first to de
part Iro.n it. He wa of a, religious tur.i
nt min i and had led a peaceful ijuiet lile
He leaves m-my fiietils and relations to
wouru his loss.
Fire. The house ol J. hn Tuwnley, of
Highland township, this county, was con
unied by fire about 3 o'clock Sunday nior.
ning last. It appears that the fire kindled
1 ruin a barrel of ashes iu a back shed or
wood hou. A dog having a birth in the
:imo room, first gave the alatm which awoke
the family, who escaped with the clothes
they had on only.
Women who want to vote will be interes.
ted to know that the following' speech de
livered in the Wyoming Legislature was
thec'intcher that caused the passage of the
law which accorded them the right to vote.
A member arose and said : "D n it,
if you are going to lot the n'ggers and p'g
f ails vote, we will bring in the women, too."
And thery were immediately "ruug in."
Ex.
The Sheriff of Armstrong county and
posse, aided by a numder of citizens of Par
ker' Landing, made a raid on the Free aud
Kusys, houses of illfame, unlicensed whisky
shops, gambling bells &o ., and arrested the
occupants, numbering about one hundred
persons, and hid thorn taken to Kittaniog.
A great many were bound over to appear
for trial at next term of Court, and a few
committed to jailforwant of bail. The Land
ing has been comparatively quiet since the
raid. Forest Republican.
Concert. Messrs. McCollin & Nece,
late graduates and Instructors of Musio in
Pennsylvania Institute for the Blind, will
give their third and last Concei t at Messen
ger's Hall, on Monday evening, March 7th.
Owing to the wea'her, and other causes,
their two firmer conoerts were not as well
attended as they deserved to have been,
and wo can assure our leaders they will not
regret the time and money speut in list
ning to one of their pleasingentertainments;
iu Musicial aud Literary merit they far ex
cel anything yet o fluted our citizens. On
Monday a new piece entitled 'Phillip's
First Baby" will be presented for the first
time. Tickets 25 cents'
O'ive Ln;;an calls Prii.ce Aitcur "m little
Jiudiilj snob."
WE LATE MR. BURLING AME
Caicaoo, March 2. A cable dispatch
states that Minister Curtin will take charge
of the remains ol Mr. Burlingaoie, in con
nection with the members of the Chinese
embassy, and the bidy will be embalmed
and lie in state at tho American legation,
and will finally be sent to America in charge
of represntatives both of China and the
United States. It is said that the negotiations
commenced with the Czar will be comple
ted by the embasay, which will then return
to china. It is understood that Mr. Bur.
lingame caught a heavy cold, which culmi.
bated in a congestive chill, resulting in
death.
The bill to erect the new county of Pe
trolium was defeated injhe House on Wed
nesday night, Feb. 23d, by a vote of 69 to
25, which ends it for the present session.
Next morning tho following dispatch was
received at Harrisburgti :
Werres, Pa., Feb. 24, 1870.
Hon. M. B. I.oxcry, Uarrixbury, Pa.
The nRW county bill is defeated. There
is a god in Israel. Put j our trust in God
and in John Brown.
Monr-is Tuomas.
Rou;o Institute, near Youogsville.
Elf; Mining G"zct!e.
New YoKK politics fie iu i splendid con
dition under the present healthful Demo
cratic influence. Even Captain Rtxders,
a prominent member of the Tammany fra
terinty, is forced to the followiug confes.
sion.
"There's no chance for an honest man in
New York politics any longer. Why, I
took a thief up tho river not eight month
ago, and I came down to the City Hall the
other day, and I found tho same thief there,
and he had a precious sight more to say
about things than I had."
Fifty four murders wero committed in
the L'uited States during the mouth of Jan
nary nearly two per day. This statement
diows tho alarming increase of crime in
this couutry, aud exbibits with startling
force the necessity for some more effective
I reventive of murder than the now dis
tcganUid and ulselcte ga!'.ow . Ex.
A Ni-w Jeisey farmer lately sent'thc fol
liiwirg note to one of the Congressmen 1'ror.i
that State : "Deer Stir, Please send uic a
eopy of the Agrueultural report and then
ib'iii.h the frankling privilege,."
Gccrge Fox, a man of considerable wcalih;
lied u t'.iw days ag in New York leaving
(trnprrty valuud at about $ 1J0 000 to the
Oovernmetif, ffr the liquidation of the n
iona! debt His relatives yre contesting
he will.
''Mike, an' is it yourseif ihut can be after
t '.iing me how they iniike ice craruts ?'
"Tro ii I ran, don't they bake them in ice
ovens, to be mre !''
No cards, nocskes, no company, nobody's
business wc notice apfjeude J to a sensibly
md independent aunounecmeut of inariage
An old laly gave this as her idea of a
great m-in ; One who is keerful of his cloths,
don't drink spirits, kin read the Bible with,
out spellin' the words, aud eat a cold din
ner ou a wash day without grumbling.
Gov. Geary has vetoed the bill providing
for a house of correction for Philadelphia.
Tins Missouri State Senate, on Thursday,
ad.ipted further constitutional amendments
to be submitted to the peoplp, prnvidiug
that enlrnnchised persons shall have the
right to hold office and serve as jurors
The bill for the reneal of the old Usurv
laws passed the Maine House on Friday
without ay opposition ; it allows parties to
agree upon the desired rate of interest. The
school book uniformity scheme is killed in
both houses.
TLe South Carolina Legislative Qammit
tea, composed of Democrats and Republi
cans, ippoiuted at the last session of the
Legislature to investigate the disordered
state'of affairs iu the 1 1 1 J Congressional
District, have reported that there was a
thoroughly organized party in the District,
whose purpose was to defeat the real objects
of tbo Reconstruction acts ; and that this
party had murdered, whipped, threatened,
and intimidated Republicans. The Demo
cratic portion of the Committee are prepar.
ing a minority report, asserting that the
majority report is highly colored.
DIED-
In Jones township, on Monday, February
2Sth, 1870, JACOB MEFFERT, aged
about "2 yean.
AY
okds or wisdom.
TOR TOrNO MEN,
On the Ruling Tarsion in Touih and Early
Manhooit, with SELF HELP for lh Eiring
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Having twenty five lumber wagons in
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March 5. tf S. JACKSON.
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