(Klh djourtln gukotte
Henry A. Parsons, Jr.
Editor
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 187S.
Republican State Ticket.
For J udge of the Supreme Court.
HON. ISAAC 0. GORDON,
OF JEEFER86N COVNTY.
For Stat Treasurer,
HON. R. W. MACKEY,
Of ALLEGHIHT COUNTY.
GENERAL NOTES.
Mrs. Walworth has returned to Sara
toga. Miss Anna Ditkenson has gone to
Colorado.
The flhampion postal card writer of
Charleston, S. C, has mob. 2 014 words-
Davenport, Iowa, has had four fatal
cases of Asiatic cholera in one day.
In the past ten days there have been
ten deaths from cholera in Pittsfield, 111-
The grasshoppers are becoming a fear
ful scourge in Nebraska and Kansas.
The statisticts of the chewing gum
makers show that Indiana chews five
times as much gum as Michigan.
The fcalp of a Modoe warrior killed
n the lava beds, recntly came through
be mail to a man at Brattleboro, Vt.
J. C. Cloud, the oarman, arrive at
Cincinnati on Saturday, on his way to
New Orleans.
P. T. Barnum sailed Saturday in the
steamship Scotia for Europe and the
Vienna exhibition.
Warren, Iowa, pretends to have a
woman who weighs 753 pounds, united
to a 518 pound husband.
A new steamship line, under the
American flag, is to bo established be
tween New York and Venezuela.
Gratz Brown is in good health and
looks remarkable well. He hasn't tasted
a watermelon this season.
Helen Josephine Mansfield Lawlor is
under medical treatment at Paris for
cancer, whioh threatens her life.
The grange movement takes with the
women. They love to be "Patrons of
Husbandry."
Olive Logan doesn't believe that one
mairied couple out of twenty have any
love for each other.
Letter carriers state that young ladies
generally write "Private" on the cor
uers of their postal cards.
Mrs. John fteill, of Savannah, and
thirteen children, including four pairs of
tffina, were lately at Saratoga Springs.
An Omaha girl introduced a romaotio
mode of snicide. She stuffed her lover's
letters down her throat until she suffo
cated. The first woman in this oouoiry ap
pointed to fill the office of Deputp Col
lector is a Mrs. Dr. Moody, of Greens
burg, Ind.
TheJoliet (111.) Methodist Episcoal
Conference has voted itself williog to li
cense Mrs. Jennio E. Willing to preach
the Gospel.
A few days ago a man run entirely
naked from Middlctown to Ilighspire, a
distance of several miles. lie said he
was running for a suit of clothes.
News is scarce in Minnesota. In the
effort to present something fresh, a
Lanesburgh paper has found it neces
sary to publish thejep .Commandments.
The farmers of Illinois propose to cut
down the ealeries of oonuty officers to
figures proportionate to what is paid for
similar services in private life, and save
the State $250,000
The large supplies of Austrian tin now
coming into the Eurepeaa markets are
reported to be seriously affecting the
English tin mining interests.
A man on his way to the Columbus
State prison passed himself off as a mem
ber of the Ohio Constitutional Conven
tion, and came near makiDg his escape.
A Texas paper keeps the oonmand
raents, in type at the head of ite editor
ial page, and the united Congressional
delegation of the State are trying to
crush the sheet.
There is a singular natural curiosity
in Sadawga Pond, in Whittngham, Vt.,
consisting of 150 aores of land floatm
on the surface of the water. The tract
is oovered with cranberries, and there
are trees fifteen feet high. When the
water is raised or lowered at the dam of
the pond, the island rises and falls with
it. It affords a fine shelter for fish, large
numbers of which are caught by boring
a hole and fishing down through, as
through the ice in winter.
Active steps are being taken in Phila
delphia for the esrablishment of a zoolog
ical garden in Fairmouot Park. Eighty
five thousand dollars have been sub
scribed thus far toward this end, and a
number of liberal citizens will contrib
ute $25,000 when the fund shall have
reached $125,000. The Pres$ predicts
that before 1876 Philabelphia will have
the greatest free zoological garden on tho
continent.
It is rather late in the year to record
celebrations of the last Fourth of July,
yet it is nd trivial matter to knew that our
national anniversity was celebrated in
Chinese waters by thunder of cannon
and flying of bunting, not only by the
United Slates ships in those distant seas
but by all vessels of war from England
and Rusbia. France and Holland alike,
which were near the crafts manned by
our countrymen. This tribute Jo Ainer
ean Influence as a nation among all the
peoples of the earth roust be gratifying
to every patriotic heart.
The handponiest thing in shawls is a
pretty girl.
Savannah, Ga.( has a fetualo street
car conductor.
Our navy has fourtem admirals and
twenty-five commodores.
Lancaster, N: II.. reports the first
frost of the season on Aug. 17,
The Rev. Newrasn Hall is now peti
tioning for a divorce from his wife.
New discoveries of lead have been
made near Baxter Springs, Kansas.
The chinch bugs have attacked the
fields of corn in some parts of Wiscon
sin.
The man who wrote, ''I'm saddest
when I sing," was foolish it he sang
much.
The Centrial Pacifio Railroad Com
pany uses 90,000 tons of coal every
month.
The subsidired iron interest of Amer
ican employs altogether only 137,545
persons.
Destructive forest-fires have lately
been raging in the woods of Noithen
Michigan.
The largest farm in England, com
prising 8,000 acres, is owned and man
aged by an American.
Mrs. Samuel Six-Shootcr Colt's in
come is six hundred dollars per day, and
sno can't spend halt ot it,
There are 4,000 slaves at Quiloa, East
Alrica, offered at from hah a dollar to $3
each without finding a purchaser
Pennsylvania, next to Connecticut,
raisesthe finest tobacco for smoking pur
poses produced in the United btates
The Grand Union Hotel at Saratogo
Springs, which is owned by Alexander
T. Stewart, is the largest iu the world,
Walter Trumbull, son of the Senator,
has entered the journalistic list, and is
now engaged as an editoiial writer on
the New York Sun
"Stamps" is the name of the editor of
a North Carolina paper. lie who
finches from him his good Dame com
mits a larceny indeed.
Cahironians are drying grapes into
raisins with success. One hundred
pounds of grapes worth a dollar will pro
duce twenty pounds of raisins worth
$2.50.
A young man at work near Indianola,
Iowa, stood on a straw stach and boasted
that he could turn a triple somersault in
reaching the ground, lie made the at
tempt aud broke his neck.
Ninety railroad accidents occured in
this country during last month. Ihesc
occurances caused the death of eighteen
and the injury of one hundred and nine
teen persons. Catclessuess and incom
petency somewhere
Reports from Columbus, Nev., do not
speak well tor the prospect of the town
The population is estimated at 250, of
which 150 are professional ramblers,
nicy laooring men, working at 81 per
day, and tatty dead-brokes who live on
what they can beg of thoso who have
money.
"Eli Perkins" writes that Dan Marks
a veteran baggage smasher, experienced
religion at Round Lake, N. Y., and has
since confessed in open meeting that he
had smashed 812,000,000 worth of
trunks in twelve years, and had been too
sick a good deal of ot the time to attend
personally to the business
A young man in Galveston, Texas, by
birth a German of noble fomily, but who
had gradually grown so poor as to have
become a helper in the kitchen of an in
fenor hotel was recently convicted of
stealing. He begged that he might be
sent to the penitentiary, where he would
bo taught a trade by which he might
earn his living, which was accordingly
done.
The lady who tapped her husband
gently with a tau at a party the other
' night, and said, "Love, it's growing
late, I think we had better go home," is
the same one who after getting home
shook the rolling pin under bis nose and
said, "you mean old scoundrel you, if
you ever look at that mean, nasty, oalico
faced, mackerel-eyed thing that you
looked at to-night, I'll burst your head
opeu
One of tbe mcst atrocious instances of
"stealing the livery of Heaven to serve
tbe Devil in" has come to light in Green
wich, Conn. A burglar who has been
opperating pretty boldly in that village
was caught tbe other night and was
found to be "Rev. Dr. John Moore."
who had been edifying the good people
with leotures on "Science and the Bible,"
and who preached last Sunday from the
text, "Go ye about ana do good.
The Voice of the Frog. In th
Bible it is recorded that "Aaron strech
ed out his hand over tho waters of
Egypt ; and the frog came up and cov
ered the land ot jt,i;ypt; I here was a
gimilur occurrence in Cass county, Indi
ana, the other day. The Lojransport
Star Mates the event and vouches for
its truth. For some davs past the
weather had been dry, and the ponds on
the prairie failed in water. Tho turtles
and frogs that had been living in the vi
cioity of one of those stood it for a day
or two, but it finally became "too dry
for frog endurence, and they dicided
to migrate. The nearest pond that coo
tained water was three miles distant, and
to this turtles and frogs started in sol
earn procession the turtles in advance.
sagaciously piloting the wav, and the
frogs bringing up the rear with their
deep bass and blirill tenor cries : "Go it,
go it ;" "water, water." The procesBh n
stretched out over the prairie a quarter
of a mile wide and three quarters of a
mile long, and steadily marched on t)
the eon!, when such a rol!o'iig scene as
ensued can better be inagined than de
scribe!. It may be modestly added that
this is but another illustration of the
genuine spirit of energy aui enterprise
pi evaded the Hoosier State, and iu
which Hoosier frogs tally one.
The clectiousin California on '.Tuesday
hinged mainly on the opposition to rail
way monopoly, Instead ol bein;.' dis
contented with the height rates, tie Cal
ifornians find their special grievance in
the high rates of passenger fare, and
mean to vote against the railroad inter
ests. A comparison of the rotes with
those in voguo East show that while
from San Franoisco to San Jose the dis
tance is only fifty miles, the fare is $2,
and 50 cents extra if a ticket be bought
on the cars. To Sacramento distant 133
miles on one road, and 81 miles on the
other, the fare is $4.5C. To Ogden, 881
miles, the fare is $50, all the fares be
ing payable in gold coin. In the East,
from New York to Albany, distance 145
miles, the fare is f3.SU; to Chicago,
061 miles. $18 50. Though these rates
may probably be warranted by the dif
ferent circumstances in cost ot construc
tion, densencss of population through
which the respective roads run, etc, yet
anti-railroad is the fashionable war cry,
and through ehorts to bring down
freight charges at the East and passage
fares at the West the threatened rail
road crusade may eventuate in a great
national party, which, if it absorbs the
acrimony that characteiizes present po
litical partizan zeal will not bo wholy
without good.
It is said that tho Nebraska Indians
are allowed to ride on all trains they can
jump on while tbe latter arc iu motion.
The tribe is being reduced very rapidly.
This is by all odds the most effective
and economicle system ot dead-heading
on record.
New Advertisements.
JOHN AV. FRAZEE,
Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor of
PATENTS AND CLAIMS,
Speciality of PATENT cases.
Office, 909 7th ST., WASHINGTON, D. C.
Refers bv rermisHinn frt tlnn. TTpnrw T).
Cooke, Governor of the Di9t., of Columbia.
WANTED
Wo will give
men & women
BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY
from $4 to $8 per day, con be pursued in
your own Leiguborheod; it is a rare chance
lor those out of employment or having
leisure time; girls and boys frequently do
as well as men. Particulars free.
Address J. LATHAM & CO.,
292 Washington St.; Boston, Mass.
n28te.
I. N. ARNOLD, Solicitor of
PATENTSc-iKV
WASHINGTON. D. (J. Makes examina
tions in the Patent Office to ascertain the
patentability of inventions for $10. A
majority of cases are now rejected, being
anticipated by existing patents less to ap
plicant usually about $50, often more.
After making the preliminary examination
I charge no fee unless I secure a patent.
II. W. DUELS FORI),
Attorney and Counselor at Law
And Solicitor of
LAND PATENTS.
Office, 1332 F St., Post Oilice DoxJ171
Washington, I). C.
Practices before n'.l tho Courts cf the
United Slates and tho Executive
Departments.
Special attention given to Claims under the
locution of Public Lands by Cash. War
rants. Agricultural College Script,
Preemption or Homestead,
and lo Claims tor MINERAL LANDS.
U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
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W. D. of PcnLsylvani
Pittsburgh, August 28, 18
11113 IB TU lilV bUTlCb: That on
the 23d day of August A. D. 1873 a War
rant in bankruptcy was issucu against the
cstateofL.C. I10RTON & E.J. MILLER co
partners and individuals of Ridgway iu the
County of Elk and State of Pennsylvania,
who have been adjudged bankrupts ou
their own petition; that the payment of any
debts and delivery of any properly belong
ing lo such Bankrupts to tbein or for their
ueo and the transfer of any property by
them is forbidden by law: that a Meeting
of the Creditors of the faid Bankrupts, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more
assignees of their Estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to he lioldeu at the
Hyde House iu Ridgway. Elk Co., Penn'a.
before S. E: WOODRUFF Esq., Register, on
the 80th day of September A D 1873 at 8
o'clock a. in,
JOHN HALL,
U S Marshal for said District.
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JIALL ik M'CAULEY,
Attorneys-at-Liw.
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REYNOLDSVILLE, JEFF ESSON CO, FA.
II. S. BELNAP, Propbiktor .
J. S. EOELWELL, M, D,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, has remov
ed his ollico from Centre street, to Main st.
Ridgway, Pa in the Becond story of the
new brick building of John 0. liull, oppo
site Hyde's store,
Ollico hours: 8 to 0 a m: 1 to 2 p. m. 7
8 p. in. jan 9 73
GG. MESSENGER,
Druggist and l'araccutiat corner -A
Mum and Mill streets, Ridgway, l'a. A
full assortment of carefully selected For
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m S. HARTLEY, M. D.,
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house lroni 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Rcs.dence
on comer of South and Court streets, op
posite the new School House. All calls
promptly attended to. vlu2yl.
C CHARLES HOLES,
J Watchmaker, Engraver and Jeweler,
Main street, Ridgway, l'a. Agjut fer tho
Howe Sewing Machine, and Mo 'tou o"l (
Pen. Repairing Watches, etc, loco witit
he same accuracy as heretofore. Dalits
action guarauteed. vlnly.
rpiIAYER HOUSE,
J RILEY & DUO., Proprietors.
vol. Mill aud Centre bis., Kidgway, Pr..
Tbe proprietors take this method of ;-n-uuuuciiig
to tho public that the huvu .e -titled,
revised, aud improved, this wei.
known hotel, and are prepared to entertui
ull who fuvor them with tneir patronage, iu
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stabling utlauhed. VooGil'.
TTVDE HOUSE,
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at, &k Co., Pa,
W. 11. SOliKAM, I'foprietur
I, 1'fop
Thankful for the patronage her-.tofure
so liberally bestowed upon him, the n
proprietor, hopes, by paying ,.svyi';i -u-lention
to the comfort aud ccuvwuHElc. .f
guests, to merit a continuance oi .iii
same.
Oil 30 lSUO.
T
1UE OLD DUCKTAIL'S HOTEL,
Kane, McKcan Co., 1
R. E. LOOKER, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretol'uie to
liberally bestowed upon him, the new vr "
prietur, hopes, by paying strict utiuiiuou
to the comfort and convenience of yuc 3.
to merit a continuance of the suuic. " u o
only stables tur burses in Kane ami
kept night or day. Hall attached so ut
Hotel. vln'.:;y':.
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A 1 1 o r ii o y s -at -Law
ST. MARY'S,
ELK COUNTY PNNSYLYANU.
JOtlNQ. ii ALL J AS. K. f. UALI
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ERfcSEY HOUSE,
CkNTuaviLLK, Elk Co., Pa.
John Collins, Pioprietor.
Thankful for thn nnlrannffn ..rnfAtnt-A
so liberilly bestowed upon hiui, .he new
pro prietor, hopes, by paying s ,'ict at-
icunuu tu uiv uuuiiuib nm vueuieuce
of guests, t merit a continuance of the
same.
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(Suco sor to W. C. Heuly.j
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weynoiuvme every Tuesday, Thursday md
Saturday on the at rival of the Broon ..ile
stage, and return the sumo day. Xu.isa
hacks connect at Brockwayville will 1U4
Ridgway stages, making connection ..tit
trains ou the P. & E. Road, both eas uu 4
west. Every attention to the com' ,
patrons of this line will be given, at
liberal patronage solicited.
Aug. 13-72U.