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THURSDAT. OCTOBER 80, 1878.
tetter from Ohio.
Cincinnati. Omn, )
Ootobcr 20th, 1878.)
TJbar' ADtorAT :
Some folks don't brlirve in state f
future pinisuuirnl; rU of thcwf folk
you are undoubtoJly one. In rwont
letter t very startling instinoo. of jnt
rstribution- for n)iprinttn;, was given
you Id tbe Mrtorj of Preoon Smith on
the printer who couldn't read Lit man
uscript. It doesn't item to hare been
of anj effect. For instimee, week, be
fore last I spoke of a printer "trying to
tell' the truth-aud making a ' miserable
failure" and it read in the Advocate a
"seasonable failure" and when I spoke
of the old Presbyterian who made a
minister- of the boy, those unraly type
tnado it that piou- man had made a
"missionary" out of his boy. . Again,
last week, I announced my willingness
to hare the Rojai North American
politieaa slaughtered, and I read in print
my antety to have the It. N. A. Repub
lican made way with. Now there was
onee good man noted for his vigorous
node t expressing himself, whenever
his anger passions rose up. This gentle
youth hauled ashes in a eart; and one
day his tail board oanie out at the foot
of hill and the more he climbed the
hill tfce faster eame the ashes out of
his eart. Of eourse he was fallowed by
a crowd of young reprobates, who anxi
ously waited the moment when he would
discover the accident. When he got to
the hill top end saw how things were,
he rollei tp his sleeves; took a good long
breath; the muscles of his manly face
twitched in agony; his lips moved,
but just as the e:owd was at a fever heat
of anticipation, the stricken man heaved
a sigh and in a voice choked with emo
tion, gasped out "Boy's ! 'Taiat no
use; I cant do it justice."
BARD TIMES AHEAD.
sseem inevitable during the coming win
ter. Already the Station Houses are
crowded nightly by people asking for
lodging. The majority of them, the
people say, are well dress ed and respect
able; but who have lost their rooms or
boarding places by reason of the stop
ping of so many large manufactories.
The usuaI class well known to the Po
lice as "Lodgers" who sleep in the
Market Houses and Lumber Yards in
the warm weather, and in the Station
Houses iu the winter, have not as yet
applied iu any numbers at the Stations
Ofer500 men were disearged from two
factories last Wednesday; and the same
lay 700 were put on half time at a furn
iture factory which it was thought would
ot be compelled to yield in the slightest
degree- To-day the failuro of the Gay
lord Pipe company is reported. Some
of tbe more sanguine people look for
better times and resumption of sll the
factories very soon; but it would be
wiser to be ready for tho worst. It
s ferns like laughing in the face of Death
for the Secretary of the Treasury to be
talking of the resumption of specie pay
ments at a time like this. The Secre
tary proposes resumption by commencing
to pay out silver at all Government De
positories and Sub-Treasuries, when it
may be requested. Horace Greeley's
plan for resumption was by resuming
"The way to resume" he said "is to ro
sunie." It may be pardonable ia me to
suggest that the time and the mode of
Specie resumption will be determined
by tbe kfiexible laws of money and
trade and cannot be determined by
Treasury or other regulations. The
Government can assist, but not control.
COURT BUrilNTBS.
The fall has brought with it the sess
ions of all the Courts, which will have a
steady sitting until next June or July,
as the business may require. The
Criminal branch of tbe Common Picas
has quite a bloody calendar, interspersed
with many other crimes of bloody nature.
Since last March five men have been
itiJieted for murder in the first degree;
and as Cincinnati has not all of the ten
derness of New York. There is a lively
prospect of verdiets of guilty and exe
cution of seutenccs. This feeling is nut
shared, however, by the prisoners; each
one of whom has hopes of acquittal.
Tho first on the hit is John Henoiog
who stabbed William Schmidt in a sa
Iood. He oeeupiee his time in decorat
ing the walls of his cell, and is seem
ingly, perfectly unconcerned. .The sec
ond is george Charter, who on Apri'
28th, most brutally beat William Cooke
(while be was asleep) over the head
vita a shove!, until he died. Both were
in the employ of some Circus. Number
three is named Daniels, who for love of a
sixth street "street walker," in broad day
light and dnring market hours, walked
up to John McDennott, as he stood at
his stand in the market, and. drawing a
pistol he shot his rival dead. Number
four is Charles Fox who wat employed
us private policeman in a saloon. The
vii't'ini was youDg man named James
O'Keofe, between whom and bis mur-
Hsrkt A. Fatibons, Jr. . . Edi
dew eristi-d, n is said, a 4rmWy t.
the aflections of one of the gaudy cr,
turee who sing at the low concert saloons
of which, I am sorry to say Cinoinmit"
has her full share. Numbor five is
Dennis Carly, of wboso mutder of Nev
ille I have already written. With the
exception of Carly and Nevlll who are
Irish lo n, the bloody tii ol slayora and
victims is make up o' Americans. Be
sides these arc several notorious abor
tionists who follow thw ostensible trad
of "Clsirvoyantes." One of them
the bluest devil in the lot Madame
Sidney Auintine Freior, liaa boen hap
pily convicted; though it took- considera
ble trouble to aoooatplish. the dnmrablo
ends- Men, who should have been
aslutued of themselves, (but who, doubt
less bad spocial reasons,) took the great
eel inteicst in her defense. Sho had
tks very ablest counsel in tlie- State,
and il is but fair to them to say
tSey did their part faithfully. Several
of her clan yet remain to be tried; and
with their conviction it is hoped faheir
devilish trade will disappear) at least
from Cincinnati.
AMUSEMENTS'
are dull just t" present. Pantomimes
and sensational plays are the rage. Last
week the Georgia Minstrels, composed
of Simon Pure negroes were at Pike's
Opera House. They drew excellently;
and it is. said are the best Minstrel
Troupe now traveling; not excepting the
Aeolians. Perhaps their fame has not
completely died out in the- bill and val
leys of old Ellick. As the Constitutional
Convention probably called the Con
Con. sits in this city November 1st,
perhaps Amusement stock may look up.
It is composed, as is usuaP, of solemn
old pumps who have as much idea of a
joke as life is anything but a joke, per
haps tbe Con. Goners are at least half
night in wrapping themselves up in
ponderous wisdom and discussing ques
tions with the gravity of owls. I think
though, a- Convention rs like a comic
paper, a joke once in a while improves
it.
Dan Bice exhibited in Covington,
last week, but did so poorly that he had
to pawn his watch to pay for License.
He was on a jolly spree, and in explana
tion, said he dfdint care for money; be
had enough; but, as, he was in hit native
place he couldn't help getting a little
high, and so had got strapped; he said
he intended to run for Congress again.
Does anybody know just low many na
tive places Dan has on band?
THE CRY IS STILL THEY COME!
Just when the folks at Columbus will
get through counting the votes cast at
tbe late election, is more than I can say.
After much trouble they footed up that
the Demorcats had carried the Governoi
and the Legislature; and the ballat.ee oi
tbe State had gone to the devil I mean
the Republicans had it bnt yesterday
the news came that Daugherty a
Frenchman had beaten Little, & Re
publican, for Attorney General, by some
235 majority. Of course I don't object
to the whole Dcmocratio ticket being
elected, but I would just like to know
when to quit celebrating. The Time$,Re
pubKcan says some of the Republicans
out in the "WeUern Reserve" voted for
Daugherty through a "stupid bluu der,''
which- is a new way of explaining a loss.
It seems to me tbe Democrats had bet
ter do all their rejoicing now; for if they
lay ia an extra stock ot old Bourbon to
jubilate over their suocess in the next
Presidental campaign, they'll lose tbe
interest on their investment, and will
have to use the whiskey at a wake instead
of a jubilee. The Republicans are now
trying to get up a row in the Democratic
Legislature, hoping to have Thurwan set
aside and Govrrnor Allen sent to the
Senate, but as this little game would
make Lieut. Governor Hart, Republican
the Governor, it is hardly probable it
will succeed. It would not surprise me,
however, to see Pendleton "Gentle
man George" loom up against Tbur
man, but ho can't win. Tburman has
twice carried the State under difficult
circumstances, while Pendleton Las in
variably been whipped. Tbcn the
Democratic Committee wanted to coal
esce with the Liberals, and give up the
party name and machinery. Tburman
flatly refused them permission to do so
(He owus the party now). His devise
was to "blow the born and rally the
boy's"; aud, it must be admitted, he
and "old Bill alien" blew a strong blast.
I don't believe the etory, but it is vouch
ed for, that a lot of dead men who had
known Bill Allen a oouple of hundred
years ago, came back to vote for the old
chap, thinking he would be killed out
right by defeat, and join them imediately
in the happy poker grounds But the
old gentleman has a new lease of politi
cal life, and proposes to enjoy it.
L. J. B.
P. W. HAYS,
DIALS.. !
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
and General Variety,
FOX, ELK CO., PA,
Eariey J. .
VlB7tf.
II m et-tmmti 4 triry , do '
lieiltill's roortuoin f.ir nno has ..m... d
a nhrinkini stoee tbe nnu equai o
twenty 3i i 'lions of dollar
LIST OR JURORS. The following
is tho List of Jurors drawn for the
November term ol Court, ooiomonciog
Monday, November 3rd, 1873:
TRAVERSE JUR(VH.
Beoetette Dennis Taylor, William
Murray, tfeorge English.
Beusinger Nicholas Dewalt, Joseph
I.eoczcl, Fransis Cassidy, Henry Gaus
oncn, Joseph Fries.
Fox. James V Rogers,, Iloraco
Spangenbury, Jeremiah Hewitt, James
H. Taylor, Jool 8, Taylor j. DaviJT Mere
dith, Z: B. Karley..
Highland Wm. j!. Stubbm. '
Horton Alien Giles, Adam. Kcm
merer, Harvey Parsons, James Mo
Clellan, J. C. McAllister, John 3.
Kelts.
Jay Francis J. Spangler, Oliver
Dodgo, Martin Clover, James Bateman,
Josiah R. Morey, Houston Brownlce.
Jones John Klcissath, John Kitt
ncr, Charles Paul, C. A. Paine.
Uidgway W. S. Hamblon, J. K.
Whitmore, John Van Orsdall, Robert
Warner, W. 0. Geary,. O. W. Barrett,
James Rickard, K. K. Eubody, Abaer
Malen.
St. Mary's Boro' Edward E. Mo
Bride, J-ohn B. Ahlis, John Emiaett,
Philip Wilhelm, Micheal Stibich, Will
iam Gies.
Spring Creek George Saxton, J.. B.
Rice, D. K. Moore..
OR AND JURORS.
BenezetteMirty Hays, (Blacksmith)
Johu Emery, Wm. F. Waiuwright, W.
D. Dellaaa.
Benzinaer George NLsseL Lawrence
Gahr. "
Vox George B. Tav.lor,, Andrew
Howe.
Horton N. M. Brockway, 8. A.
Olmstead.
Jay John II ess, Wm. P. Lue.
Jones R. W. Brown, Michael Dill.
Ridiiway C. E.Beman, Geo. Blanc
hard, . D. Cook, Horace Little, Adam
Gower, John E. Moore, H. S. Thayer.
St. Mary's Boro' C R. Sexton,
Thomas Zimmett.
Spring Creek. Taylor Rhine.
LIST OF JURORS The following
is the List of Jurors drawn for the
November term of Court, commencing
Monday, Nov. 10th, 1873 : (SECOND
WEEK.)
Benezette Isaiah Hollinsworth, Ellis
Lewis, H D Derr.
Benzinger John Teitner, Joseph
Young, Geoge Fritz, Michael Lawler,
Charles Schneider, George Seller.
Fox Michael Gillen P V Hays
Rccsmau Meredith John Malone R X
Kyler Jeremiah Sullivan Henry M
Gross Ralph Bell Adolph Timra.
Horton Wm Bennett Fred Ray
winkle Joel Taylor Stephen Fox Henry
Reedy.
Joy Barley Wheeler Wm B Hew
itt Benjamin Brownlce.
Jones Theodore Cook Issao Kcelcr
Johu C rawer.
Millstone William Kelley Adam
Zimmermann.
Ridgway Geo W Rhines Horace
Wamer Henry Wilson C Holiday S
W Miles John Caspiloy W II Schrani
Amos B Wheeler J L Curuiaias Pat
riik Dailey Edward Derby.
St. Mary's Boro' F X Haberbush
J B Butsch Joseph Winlelder Edward
Babel Louis Yollmcr.
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A Lnrge Stock of
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LIFE BELOW T HE SURFACE
BY Til OS. w. jr.vox
Pages Octavo. 130 rinejtSneraviga.
Relates Incidcts and Accidents teyonil
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all purts of (he World ; Mines and Mode of
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Gambling nnd its Horrors; Caverns and
ihcir Mysteries; The Dark Ways of Wick
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in the Depths of tbe Sea; Strange Stories
of the Detection of Crime.
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brigands; nights in eplviW densjandjgan(b
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adventures among Indians ; journeys
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Elk County Directory.
President Judge L. D. Wetmore.
Additional Law Judge Hon. Jno. P
Vincent.
Associate Judges Cbas. Luhr, J V.
Houk.
District Attorney J. K. P. Hail.
Sheriff D. C Oyster.
Prothonotsxy o., Fred. Bohcaning.
Treasurer C. R. Earley.
County Superintendent Rufus Luoore.
Commissioners Kobt. Campbell, John
Barr, Geo. Ed. Weis.
Auditors Clark A. Wiloox, Georgs D.
Messenger, and C. W. Barrett.
County Surveyor Geo Wslmsley.
Jury CommUsi-nrs. Joseph Kerner.
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rUE OLD BUCKTAIL'S H4JTEL,,
I Kaut, McKeau Co., Pv.
R. E. LOOKER, Proprietor.
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pro prictor, hopes, by paying strict at
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of guests, t merit a continuance of the,
same.
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(Su.ee- sor to W. C. Heal,)
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hacks connect at Brockwayville with tti)
mugwsy Binges, Dinning connection Wl a
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liberal patronage solicited.
Aug. 13-72tf.
JOHN W. FllAZEE,
Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor ef
patents and claims,
6c; o of PATENT cases.
Office, 9C9 7tU ST., WASHINGTON, D. C.
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