Henry A. Parsons, Jr.
Editor
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1873.
LEim raoM Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA., )
April 24th '73
Dear Advocate. Since our last
writing changes bare been going on,
otid while our pretty little oity stands
about in the same plaoe it did, there are
not quite so many people standing and
moving in it as (there were. Health
and pleasure seekers from more northern
latitudes have been leaving in companies
of iroma75 to 100 daily, both by rail and
steamer for two weeks past, making it
lively for Rail Itoad and Steamboat men
and furnishing quite a harvest in that
one thing so very neadful to all sorts
and conditions of men to wit "Stamps."
Some have left a little to early, as wiutcr
'lingering in the lap of Spring," has
touched them about the ears and noses,
and caused their whole bodies to shiver
beneath the Frost King's parting tread.
This morning we had a" letter from an
M. D. of your "Quaker City," which
informed us that since his arrival at the
city of "Brotherly Love"' on the 15th
inst., he had experienced two snow
storms, and wished himself back again
in the "Land of Flowere." Only two
davs ago one the most terriffio snow
storms of the season passed over portions
of the North West, and so cold that
farmers in some parts of Nebraska froze
tr death within two rods of their dwell
ings while trying to take care of their
stock, while here on the 22nd the ther
mometer stood between 80 and 90
Farmers all over the State are busy
with their spring crops, and the pros
pects are of the most flattering character
of an abundant harvest ; the corn and
eottou crops stand well for the season
Garden vegetables, cabbages, green peas,
new potatoes, onions, radishes, &c, all of
this year's production, are now quite
abundant.
While many people have been leaving
here for their homes in the North, there
are quite a number coming in. A week
ago this morning there wej-e sixty fresh
arrivals from the North by Rail and
Steamer ; many of those now coming to
Florida, come with a view to locate here
and build up a home for themselves and
families. Florida has a future before it
of no mean character, and at no distant
day the large tracts of land now unoccu
pied and uncultivated, will by occupied
employing and supporting a largo eotei-
an A inrttietrmna rinnuWinn
Lands nre uow cheap, but land like
every thing else in the markets of the
world, are high or low occasioned to
supply and demand, and we might add
the use for which it is intended.
Not many years since, indeed within
the lifetime of men not very old, there
were thousands of acres of land, within
your grand old "Keystone State" that
were not considered worth taxes by the
owners that are now recovered ainoug
most valuable lands of the State. Time
has developed their value, so time will
develope the value of our Florida Lands,
and within tho next decade, lands that
could this day be bought for 25 ccuts
npr acre will bo worth 815 to 820 per
i
acre. The lands of Florida, like the
lands of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, in.
deed of all the States, must be devoted
to the purposes for which nature seems
to have adapted them to make
them remunerative and valuable. The
soil of some portions of the State will
produce fair wheat, but gcnarally speak
ing the soil of the State is not a wheat
producing soil. Sugar cane, tfweet po
tatoes, cotton and the tropical fruits are
natural to the soil and can be grown
with profit. As lato as 1868 it was
thought that Irish potatoes could not be
raked in Florida, now it is demonstrated
that they can be grown profitably, and
are now grown in large quanitics,
and regarded as one of tho staples of
the State. Thus each passing year de
velopes some hitherto unknown property
and adaptation of our Soil. But more
anon
Yours Truly
Q in tho Cornor.
Once Round or Twice Round.
A Beigian physician asserts that he has
ascertained that oough, sore throat and
bronchitis increase in an inverse ratio to
the width of the neck-tie. In 1832
the cravat went twice ronnd the neck;
bronchitis was a rare disease at that
time. In1840 the cravat began to be
tied only onco round, coughs and sore
throats increased. In 1850 the cravat
was so narrowed that there was scarcely
anything of it but the knot in front;
the ohanga produced a corresponding
increase of the maladies in question.
In 1870 the cravat does not even eo
quite round the neolc, and brouchitis
beoopes more prevalent. In 1873 the
neck-tie is reduced to a mere bit of silk
hooked on to the collar-button of the
shirt; and deaths from chest complaint
form a twentieth of the returns of mor
Still Anohier Firk The oil
town of St. Petersburgh, Clarion, Co.,
seems to have become caught in the
meshes of the fire fiend. It was only
few days ago that the plaoe was
nearly destroyed, and now comes tho
report of another (a third) disaster.
On WeJnesday morning of last week
fire originated in St. James House
owned by MoWilliam, on Main street,
which, spteading each way, consumed
large amount of property. McWil-
lan alleges that, as he was removing a
kerosone Lamp from the table, it un
accountably exploded and set fire to the
carpet and furniture. When some
parties arrived at the scene of the disas
ter they reported finding tho host of the
St. James lying upon the sidewalk, suf
fering evidently from the effects of a
soda fountain, which, as they believed,
had been supplied with a whiskey jet.
The parties suffering by the fire are
Clark & Simons, grocers, loss 81,000, in
sured ; Chas. Curley, loss 800, no in
surance: Barney Lep, loss 81,200, no
insurance ; M. M. Booth, loss 8200 no
insurance) C. Reinhart, loss 8200, no
inusrance. The handsome residences of
Messrs. Blakeslee, on the opposite side
of Main street, were badly burned, but
the efficient services of the Sre depart
ment, and the utility of the water works
saved the lower end of the town from
demolition. Lous about 825,000, with
insurance of only about 82,000. Erie
Gazette 1st inst.
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"Know thyself 1" was the profound
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and women, otherwise accomplished and
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Attempted Rohblry. Early Fri
day morning an attempt was made to rob
Mr. A iiioa Heath of about thirteen hun
dred dollars he had in his posession at
Spring Creek. It appears that Mr.
Heath had been settling up an Estate
there, and received about the above
amount of money. He generally, when
in that section stays at a house opposite
the one he stayed at last night, but by
invitation and request of his neice, Mrs.
Langley, he staid there that night. He
slept in a room adjoining one where his
neice and another lady were; and to
wards morning, before daylight, he hap
pened to wake and turn in the bed, when
he saw a man start from his door, and
heard bitn jump from the top of the
stairs down.
On getting up it was found that the
theit or theives had broken tho window
blinds with the apparent purpose of
raising a window, but being unable to
do so, they had cut through a panel of
the door, withdrawu the bolt and thus
got in. Mr. Heath's overcoat was down
staffs, and had been rifled of all the pa
pers; but the money which was in his
pants pocket was luckily saved by Mr.
Heath accidcntlly awakening, as the
pauts were almost within reaoh of the
tb'cf when discovered.
It appears that the thief must have
been well accquainted with the locality,
and where Mr. Heath was to sleep, for
no other doors had been opened in the
night. Corry Telegraph, 1st inBt
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Spesiul Term of Court, May 19th, 1873.
Benczctto. Wm. E. Johnson, II. R.
Wilson, Ed. Fletcher.
Benzingcr. Thomas Kcrncr, Peter
Hcrbstritt, Joseph Kerner.
Fox. James McCloskcy, Lewis
Iddings, David Shudders, John Collins,
William Wood.
Highland. Thomas Campbell, Jr.
Ilorton. Joseph Rollo, Joseph
Clinton.
Jay. John Murphy, Jacob Ovill.
Jones. John Marsh, John Miller,
Joseph Nye, John C. Johnson, Jr.
Millstone. G. C. F. llcoff.
Ridgway. John Bryndlc, Melvin
Gardner, W. W. Brewer, Isaaa Ilorton,
Jr., E. K. Gresh, Geo. Messenger, Jr.,
John Kcmmerer, Patrick Riley, Jr.,
James l'enficld.
St. Mary's Boro. Goo. Weiden
bocrner, James Snccringer, Leondard
Wittman, Henry Fochtman, Peter
Wilhelm (tailor), Daniel Scull.
Spring Creek. Luman B. Elliott,
Aaron Fullmer.
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MONDAY, THE lUtli DAY OF MAY, A.
D. 1S73, nt oue o'clock, p. m., all tho right,
title, interest, claim and demand whatso
ever of the following described property:
All that certain piece or parcel of ground
situate in the Borough of St. Mary's Elk
County Pennsylvania, described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at a post in Washington
street, being the northeast corner of land
owned by B. ECKLE, thence south thirteen
degrees east nlong B. ECKEL'S land ninety
two feet nnd sixteenth of a foot to the
southeast corner of B. ECKEL'S lnnd,
thence south eighty and oncdialf degrees
west eighty-two and five-tenths feet to a
post, thence south thirty-seven and two
thirds degrees east ninety-nine feet more
or less to the line of the Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad, thence nlong the line of said
railroad north forty-two degrees and forty
minutes east one hundred and seven feet
to a post, thence north nine degrees west
one hundred and fifty nine feet ruoro or
less to a post, on the line of Washington
street, thence south eighty-one degrees
west sixty-five and five-tenths feet to the
place of beginning, containing thirteen
thousand six hundred and eighty-eight
square feet be the same more or less. Be
ing part of a conveyance made by the said
B. ECKLE to the said JOSEPH WIND
FELDER by deed dated the ninth day of
June, A. D. 1805, upon which premisus is
erected one frame house two stories high
110x30 feet, also ono small barn adjacent to
saloon 12x110 feet one story bight. The
above property being known as the Alpine
House property.
JALSO All that certain pioce of land
in the Borough of St. Mary's in the County
of Elk and State of Pennsylvania. Be
ginning at a point on the Philadelphia A
Erie depot road, at the north-eaut corner of
JOHN KRUGII'S lot, theneo mrth hTty.two
j ..- . i.
uegrces ana loriy minuieu east uue Hun
dred and fifty-six feet more or less to the
northeast, corner of LOUIS BAYER'S lot,
(hence south thirty-two and one-half do-
precs, east one hundred und seventy-three
feet, theuce north seventy-three degrees
west seventy-five ieet. thence north seventy
five feet, thence north seventy-six and one
half degrees west seventy-one feet, thence
south eighty-three degrees west sixty-two
fen more or less to the rear line of JOHN
KRUGII'S lot, thence north thirty-four and
one half degrees west twenty-five feet
more or less to the place of beginning, con
taining thirteen thousanU six hunuieit ana
tour (13004) square leet more or less, ise-
ing part of a conveyance made to
NICHOLAS HILL by MATIIIAS BEN
ZINGER nnd others, upon which premises
is erected one frame barn one story high
40x48 feet and harness room 10x16 feet.
Bcin the property on which the Alpine
House barn is ereoted.
Levied upon as the property of JAMES
A. LAUuAY, and to be sola by
D. C. OYSTER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's-Office, 1
Ridgway, April 24th, 1873. 8to.
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e same accuracy as heretofore. Satis-
action guaranteed. vlnly.
1"MIAYER HOUSE,
RILEY & BRO., Proprietors.
cor. Mill ana Centre fcls., Kiugway, Fa.
The proprietors take this method of an
nouncing to the public that they have re
nt tea, revitea, ana improved, this well
known hotel, and arc prepared to entertain
all who lavur them with tneir patronage, in
the best stylo aud at low ruts. Good
stabling atluuhed. v3n0tf.
HYDE HOUSE,
Rioowat, Elk Co., Pa.
W. 11. SC11UAM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
so liberally bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict at
tention to the comfort and convenience sf
guests, to merit a continuance oi the.
same.
Oct 30 18G0.
rilUK OLD BUCKTAIL'S HOTEL,
I Kane, MoKean Co., P
R. E. LOOKER, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
liberally bestowed upon him, the new pie
priuior, hopes, by paying strict attention
to the comfort aud convenience of gueua.
to merit a continuance of the same. The
only stables tor horses in Kane and well
kept night or duy. Hull attached to tt
llotcl. vln23yl.
HALL & 13KO
Attovnoys - at - Law
ST. MARY'S,
ELK COUKTY PNl'SYLTANIA.
JOiINO. IIALL....
-...JAS. K. P. BALI
K
ERSEY HOUSE,
Ceniuiville, Elk Co., Pa.
John Colu.ns, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
so libcrilly bestowed upon hi in, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict at
tention to the comfort end convenience
of guests, t merit a continuance of the
same.
S. A. ROTE,
PHOTOGHAPHERi
AND UKALXR lit
Cbromos, Stereoscopio Views, Picture
Frames, &o.
WEST END, RIDGWAY, ELK CO. PA
v2n2tf.
F
RED. BCHOENING,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BEALK&I8
PIANO-FOMES, OilGANS,
SHEET MUSIC,
and MUSIC BOOKS.
Pianos and organs to rent and rental ap
plied if purchased.
Prothonotary'a Office, Ridgway, Pa.
v2n20tf.
P. W. HAYS,
PEALEk IN
Pry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
and General Variety,
FOX, ELK CO., PA.
Ear ley 1 O.
Tln47tf.
JEW STAGE ROUTE.
J. C. BURNS, Proprietor.
The subscriber having secured the con
tract for earrying the U. S. Mail between
REYNOLDSVILLE & BROCKWAI VILLB
has placed on that road a line of backs.
Hacks leave the Exchange Hotel in
ReynoldviUe every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday on the ai rival of the Brooicville
stage, and return the same day. These
hacks conned at BrockwayviUe with the
Ridgway stages, making connection with
trains on the P. & E. Road, both east and
west. Every attention to the oomfort of
patrons of this line will be given, and a
liberal patronage solicited.
Aug. 13-72H.