I mil JUltwak Henry A. Parsons, Jr. Editor THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 18M. Local Option Eepoal and a General License Lair. Ilarr'tsburg, February 7. Tho peti tions coDttnuo to pour in, calling for the repeal of ihe Local Option Law, 'J'licj nro referred to the Committee on Vice and Immorality, that htta the subject in charge. This Committee will probably get up n general licenso law, of uniform application to all the counties of the Ftatc, nud repovt it nt an early day, and then an earnest etrujigle will commence cu the subjec. Tho indications now are that such a bill will paw both tranche?. Jn the House no leas than firo bills have already been introduced ou tho subject, and referred to the above (.'ammittco. A brief synopsis oi their provisions will show tho diift of legisla tive scDtimcnt. Mr. I'yle, Deuioctul, of Northamp Mi, has a biil simply repealing the local option act. Mr. Toner, Democrat, of Westmore land, has presented petitions signed by 4.000 people of that county for repeal oi local option, aud acaoinpanied then with "an not for tho better regulation of the sale cf intoxicating liquors." This bill sets out with a preamble- "tb.it the !r'al option law has failed in its object, mid drunkeness runs riot more depraded than ever." The first section repents the i ptiou la. The rest cf the bill i3 a queer jucsbK If authorizes the court on petition of eix fioehclden, worth not l?ss than '.2,000 caob, to grant licenses; I nf. tho petitioners aril applicant liiitst first take an oath tbey will sorro as n Fort of independent police for the sup pression cf druDkencss and illegal liquor sidling, Drunkenev3 is punished by fine, mid all the fines collected under the law go to the benefit of tho druu Lard's family. The sale of adulterated l'tjuors is made punishable by fine, and t chemist, or sort cf "county to.ster'' is provided to report tLo presence of strychnine or cotulu indkus in the beverpges oi tho people. Lioeu:-cs re 1.1 be divided into ten classes according to population of town or c'ty, and will c"t from 100 to 550. Mr. Piiriuiek, i)f lo.cerat, of Wpjce, has a biil repealing tl o l"erl option law, and piiDiihit'g, by fine cud imprison incrit, the sale of liquors without hceuse. Then follows this eec'ioa, which is a novelty in its ws;: "Skction 7. Tho courts of ccrinT.n j lens shall have pewer, upon tho npplica sic a cf any five licensed inn leeprs cf Ihe county to make ft d.'crec incorporating them as an association hj mcli name as the? may appoint; and tuch association .hall have power to admit other persons to membership at its discretion, nr.d to adopt such measures as may be necessary for the suppression of offences RgiJiist this act.'' There is a good idea at the bottom of this, and that is to make the licensed b'qucr sellers an important auxiliary in suppressing tb iiiivit traffic in the ardent. Mr. lUtfler, Pemoernt, of Cumber land, has a very elaboralo license law, prefaced Ly o feauibio dccluring, jimonp ether thijis, .' that a great change is ucccssary to that the taints aw morals of the people msy o better protected. It require? previous notice to be iiven of intciiMon t apply for li Ctnse, and bns stiiogout restrictii.us ou tho issne of liflynsc-i, the sale of li quor, the cocditct of satoon, etc. The liceiiie fee is fisci at. g200 nnd 100 per annum, according to the rental of t'ne s&loon or tavern. Next we have a bi'd proposed by Mr. Meyer of Bradford, ''to suppiess in-' icnjperar.ee and crime," of i vastly dif fereDt. character from nny of tho above. Section one, gives tho husband, wife, parent or guardian, or other person who thall be iojurc-d in fcrfcu Sind prcpeity, or means cf support, by nny intoxicated person, the ribt of action in his cr her Mine against the person wb? sold or furnished intoxicating liquors ia viola lion of law and caused the intoxication in whole or in part of such peison. Ths owners of tho property in which the ! liquor is sold are hold liable severally and jointly with the persons soiling the i Kitrae for all dama;'es sustained, and for exemplary dutnRt"c. Another sre'ion of the bill 'Jt'cb.rcs '.hat the un'awfu! sste of intoxicating liquor3 iiball work a Forfeiture of any Jtceuse or contract oi rent orj the premise. This 13 substantially tho Ohio and Illinois law, but judging from the tern per of the IToue, and especially the power of what is known as tho liquor vote of the State, theie is a slim pros pect indeed of its passage. ' Tbe mines c-f Nevada produced 0 000. 0Uy ot gold Jest year. Tho Eecor.d Evans trial at Ilatri.i Ijurg bos ended with a verdict of 5183,. 000 for the State, 40,000 more (ban was previously awarded. TI10 reveouo receipts last month v,ete $9,702,255.03. Total for the fiscal year to tbo 1st iust., 557,528,7i:0.71. The board of investigation in the tase of the sinking of tho Virjinus will report that it was not tho result of any carelessness or design on the part of the United States officers. A "Dead Beats' Directory" has teen printed anonymously in Chicago. It is iutended for the use of boarding houce keepers, grocers, butchers, etc., and coi tains the names of a thousand men who habitually neglect paying their bills. The list includes lawyers, actors, minis ters, aldermen and offioials, and is to be revised monthly. 'The Committee on Banking and Cur rency in Congress have reported a bill, on which they will claim early action, authorizing the Secretary of the Treas ury to issue two millions of dollars of currency monthly, commencing July 1, 1S74, said currency to be paid in coin two years from the date of issue, these notes to take the place of the present issue of legal tenders, which are a V. n HFUnnml rr.n iia rail AJ. mt i M Hew Advertisements. NOTICE is hereby given that the Com missioners of Elk County will meet, ut tticir otiice in Ridgway, la., on Friday, February SiOlb, 1874, for the purpose of re viewing the Military Enrollment of 1874 at which time and place persons feeling theni pclves aggrieved by said enrollment can at. tend if they see proper. The assessors of the several townships are requested to be in attendance. By order of the board. C. II. McCACLEY, Clerk. Ridgway, Pa., Jan. Gth, J 874. n&G. JTOT1CE. The appeals will be held in the several township of Elk County, as follows: Spring Creek to-vneliip, at the hoase of Tlios. Irwin, Friday, Feb. 3d, 1874. Millstone township, at the house o Hiram Ranght, Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 1374. llorfon township, nt the house of O. H. Clark, Friday, Feb. Cth, 1874. Fox towuship, at the AlcCauloy House, Satuaday, Feb. 7th, 1874. Jay tuwaship, at the house of Michucl Sjiaugkr, Tuesday, Feb. 10th, 1871. lteunetto lownehip; at the Dcnezetle Hotel, Wednesday, Feb. 1Kb, 1874. Ucpziiiger township, at iha liouoc of Jos. Klndfoldcr, Friday, l'e5. lyth, 1874. St. Mary's, Foro., at tho house of Jos. Windfcldcr, Saturduy, Feb. llih, 1874. Joucs township, nt the house of Martin Sowers, Tuesday Feb. 17th, 1874. Ilighlar.d lown?hip, at the house of Thos. Campbell, Weduesdny fovenoou. Feb. 18ih, 1874. Hidgway township, ut the Commis sioners otiice, Feb. lvih, andiiOih. For Unsealed Lands at Iha Comiuission cr's otiice. Feb. l'Jth, and llOih. At which time and place persons feelitg lecinselves aggrieved by the assessment el' 1874 can atieud if they fee proper. By order of the board. C. II. McCACLEY, Clerk. Eidgway, Pa., Jan. Cth, 1S74. n40. UYS1CIANS AND DItrGGLST3. A prominent w York jhyiician lately complainsd to tliindas l:cl, about his t?nu (inhvocd Oil Capsulns. sta'irg that some times they cim-a miraculously ; but that a patient of his had taken I hem for somelim vithout rSect. Ou being informed that scvertil imitations were made and sold, he inquired and found that his patient had been takinj capsulus ol 1 iu bottles, and not UU.NDAS DICK & CO'. What happened to this physician may have happened lo others, and Iil'NDAS HICK & CO., lake thia Liethod of protcctiiij "Oil of Sandalwood'' from this Uisrepute. PIIYSICIAXS who once prescribo the Cajirulas will CONTINUE TO DO IsO, for tiny certain tho PL'ilE OIL in tho EES! A fill CHEAPEST form. OIL OF SAM'LEWOOD is fact surcr srdine every o'her rmicdy. sixty Csptulrs ONLY being required lo insure a sale and certain cure in six or eight days. From 110 other medicine can this result be had. LUi K B Emt Cai m u s solve the prob hm long ci.nsideied by Inuny eminent phy sieiaus, of hew to avoid the nausea nnd dis gust experienced in swallow ing, which are well known to detract Ircm, it' not destroy, tho good ellects of many valunbie remedies. Poi't Capsules aieput up in tin-fidl and neat boxei, thirty in each, and arc the only capsules prescribed by Physiciuus. SQf-THESE WERE THE ONLY CjVP SVLE3 ADMITTED TO THE LAST PAP.18 EXPOSITION. f-'rud for Circular to CO Wooster St., X. 1". SOLD AT ALL EHUG STORES. General Agency, 110 Reado Street, 1874. lliE PITTSBURGH aVEUIlTG TELEGRAPH ! THE LEST 17EWSPAP3?. PENNSYLVANIA. :.;hi-,ins mr.ve Tclcpraph, Local ntliJ General News than uny paper in the State. As A FILfrT CLAS3 NEWSPAPER. thr Evening TELEGRAPH Till continue in li'tid 1)10 coming ye: r. Its well knor.-n ei alte.l character in the past will be main tained ia t.'.e future it vill continue lo ad vocate the ca:; of the people, iritiiout ref erence to individual intc-re ;t:, and will re prc bateall semblance of tlctiipgogucry, In whatever quarter it may appear. Vhe TELEGRAPH rill n.nintnin its po litical independence of all sembler.ee of all pai tizan "rings,'' red a tile same time will advocate the principals of the Republican party s rd support its nomiuuss when they are deserving of supper. The TELLCHAPir vi'il cc.i.t'.nrie iu 'he future, as iu tbe past, lo excel in the quan tity nud utility of its LOCAL AXD GENERAL NEW?, 1 care brins; fn!;tn to ticb.ide cvorytuicp of an plijecli.;naMe eliarc'er, Tl.o 'J'ELECiRAl'H will be ur,cr-unU'l in iliis city Ihe preteiii n-aon in the matter cf FELL AND RELIABLE tTECIAL COR RESPONDENCE. as re have now repular correspondents s'.aticiicd el WaMiirijrlim City, Hai-risburg, PJiilTde'jdi'.i, Niw Voik nr.d Cincinnati, and special coircpor-nVnts elfcwhere. This ltMi'i r the TtLEG HAPH will bo 1111 eijii'Ulrd, mil will commend if to all who want lh news fresh and trustworthy. Tlio TELEGRAPH will r.utir.ue to main laini's evceilfLt repulalion inn LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND AR TISTIC. way, and m the quality nnd amount of ro looted mi.aeellany wi'tl not be surpasscl by any journal anywhere. Iu the mutter cf IMPORTANT AND LATE TELEGRAPH IC NEW?. Our arrangements are ruch that ire eannot bo equalled by any cotemporary in this sec tion, or surpassed by cotempories nearer the Eastern riewn centers. In a word, the TELEUKATn the present year, 1H14, will aim to be among THE FOREMOST JOURNALS OF TnE COUNTRY, to which and neither pains nor exptnee will be spared by the publishers. The Full and Reliable marVet"reports of the EVENING TELEGRAPH mako it. cs. pecially interesting to merchants doing biisirevs with Pittsbugh, as its reports are fully twelve hours in advance of the morn ing papers printed here, and uneqaaled by them. Subscripting price Eight Dollars per an num. Single Copies Three Cents. Served by Agents at Fifteen Cents per week. Subscriptions in all cases payable in ad vance, and no paper continued after the expiration of the time paid for. Specimen copies will I e forwarded at any time to applicants. Address. EVEXINO TELEGRAPH, VIA Smithaeid 6titt. FRED SOHOENING & CO., Law, Commercial, Book, and General Job Printers, and Stationers. RIDGWAY, ELK CO., 1A. DKALEIIS IN ALL KINDS OF LAW BLANKS, AND FRENCH, ENGLISH", AND AMERICAN STATIONERY. ARNOLD'S WRITING: FLUID AND COPYING INK. LEAD PENCILS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES. Eaterbrmoh' Vtitbraltd ZSteel rn, the Best .T1dt. All Kinds of Job Printing Jone in the Best Style and at Low Prices. LETTER, NOTE, AND KILL IIEADS,J BUSINESS ;CAliDS AND EN VELOPES OF EVERY STYLE IN ANY QUANTITY. POWELL L EIME. A MAMMOTH STOCK I Firmly believing that the world moves, and that the demands of the public are con stantly inertasin;, the proprietors of the (Brand ntipt torte j have just returned from the eastern aud j western cities with the most pcricct and complete fctock e! iMKUCIlANDISB OF EVEttY DESCRIPTION, l'eu cantiol ASK I'OIl ANYTHING t'uey do not keep, and they Lave absolutely BROKEN TUT. BACKBONE of Iiij-h prices. They buy for cash and SELL FOR CASH! CIIEAI'EU THAN THE CHEAPEST ! Ridgway, Hay 1st, 1873. JyTEW STAGS ROUTE. J. C. BURNS, Proprietor. Ths subscriber having secured the con tract far carrying tke O. 8. Mail between RETXOLDSTILEL BKOCIWAYVILLI has placed on that road a lineefhao Hacks leave tbe Exchange flottl s ReynoldvilU every Tuesday, Taarsday and Saturday oa the airival of tke Broekville stage, aad retarn ths same day. These hacks connect at Broekwayvilla wit, tke Ridgway stages, Baking eonaeatiea wi k trains tke P. Jl . Road, betk east aa i west. Kv7 aUentita U tbe eaafert f patreas f tkis lie will be fiva, tmi a rriy at' TnE VICTOR SEWING MACniXE CO. want reliable and encrireti! jgents in'.thi County. The "VICTOii" is a Look-stiich, Shuttle Machine, with Self-setting Needle, best furnished and most perfect Machine ottered. An increase or over altit per cent, on sales of lbi- over toil, tor Terms dc, Address. VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.. 12'.'" Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. nCOto. ADVERTISE BIT MAIU 25 CENTS I k PARK ROW 4 HEW YORK DAGUSOAnOIIDA RAILHOAD. From and af.cr Monday. Feb. 6th 1870. Trains will run on this Road as follows: Leaves Earlcy 7 oO a. in., arrives at Dagu&cahoiida Junction 8 10 u. ui., con- noctin with Accom. cast S 14 a. iu., and with Mail west at it 15 3. ni Leaves Daguscahouda at 0 -0 a m. arrives ut Earlcy 10 (JO a. m. Leave Earley o 30 p. m., and arrives at Dagus cahouda ut 5 Oil p. in., couuectiug with Mail ea?-t at 5 09 p, nr, and Accommo dation west nt 5 40 p. 111, Iu case 1'. & I'J. trains are late, Da tus cahonda train holds twenty minutes be yond the above time. 'iickets should always be procured before leaving station?. (J. M. EARLEY, Ls.sr. VICE'S FLORAL GUIDE ICS 1871 200 PAGES; COO ENGRAVINGS, nud COLORED PLATES. Published quarterly at -0 cents a Year. First No. fur 1874 has been ixsued. A German Edition ai same price Addve?3 JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y. JF YOU WANT TO BUY GOODS CHEAP GO TO JAMES LI- UAGERTT Main Street, Ridgway, Pa. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOOTS SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, WOOD AND WILLOW-WAKE, TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 4 Large Stock ef Groceries ini Provision. The BEST BRANDS of FLOUR Constantly on hand, add sold as cheap aa the CHEAPEST. - JAMKS U. IUSKRTY. THE ELK ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST PAPER 15 TUB COUNTY, HAYING THE LARGEST CIRCU- ATION. IT IS THEREFORE THE ADVERTISING MEDI UM IN TUJJ COUNTY u"otf(l U the fntertjf of tit gtoptc ai ( IU Ceunty. TERS:$2.00 PES Y2AR. Ifyim want to sill anything, let the people know it through the Advocate, the great advertisiag medium. BRING ALONG YOUR ADVER TISEMENTS AND GET Til KM INSERTED IN THE ADVOCATE, AT LOW JUTES. &fo (Bill Jpucatc Job Printing Oilice, Iu the Court House, Ridgway, l'a. The best work done, und at tbe very lowot prices. Blanks kept constantly on hand at thia oflko. Hand bills printed at the shortest uulic NJiW JHV13UY BTAUL13 IN RIBGWAY. DAN SCR1BNER WISHES TO IN form the Cittzens of Ridgway, aud the public generally, that be lias started a Liv ery Stable and will keep good stock, good Carriages Buggies, to let upon Uie most reasona tie terms. I$SUe will also do job teaming. Stable on Broad street, above Vlain. All orders left at tke Post Office will meet prompt attentica "TO-DAY," THE TEOPtE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER. Is a thoroughly Amorican enterprise, il lustrated by the leading autists, and teem ing with the best efforts of the most able writers of our country. It is a paper that, onee introduced in the family circle, is sure to be eagerly watched for and carefuliy pre served. The choice of THUKB OF THE MOST BEADTirtitj CHROMOS over issued, la given to each subscriber, vis: "Just So Hmu ' and "Littls Scnsiiins," two beautiful Child Pictures, by Airs. An derson, and "Amoko ths Dgwobops," a landscape in water-color by tbe celebrated HIKKEX POSTER. Ail our agents have copies of each, and are prepared to deliver them together with a subesription C'crtilicate signed by the pub lishers, at the time the money is paid. Agents wauled everywhere, and liberal in ducements oflered. Saniplo copies with full paiticulars and description of the t'hromos sent on receipt of six cents. Only two dollars aal a half a year. Address, TO-DAY PRINTING & PUB. CO,. ",S:t Sansom St., Fhila. 712 Broadway, N. V. 3 School St, Boston. 1 13, & 117 E. Madison St, Chicago. ITTICA 9 mm ENGINE (Fobukblt Wood Be Umr.) STATIOHIRV S PORTHBLE".' Steam Mgmes. The Best Ss Most Complete Assortment iu U10 Market Those Enjfinea hare alwura maintained 4ho rcrrf hiithemt standnxd of xoellenoe. We xnoko tbe huwtj fact tut of Kngin"9, lioileni and Haw Mills irpeclalty. Wo bare the lnnret and moat oomplrit works of the kind in the ootmtry, witu macliiiiery pecially adaptoil to the work. We keep oonat-antly in proww laro nnnibom of Engines, which we furnish at the very lowest pheee and on the ahortest notice. Wo build Eupinea rpetrially wlnptcdto Mine, Saw Mill, Jrifit Mills. Tdnntnes Cotton Quim, Threshers and all claawe Of manufaoturiur. We are now building the ocl.-br.-vtM Lane Circu lar Saw Mill, the best and most complete saw mill ever invented. 4 We mnke the mannfactnre of Saw Mill ontfta a Special feature of our busint-ss, and can furuiaU eomplete on the shortest notice. Our aim in ail eaes is to furnish the beet ma thinery in the market, and work absolutory un equaled for beauty of desiim, economy and strength Bend for Circular and Price List. . UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO. vtica, nr. x. Elk Ccunty Directory. President Judge E. 11. Wet more. Additional Law Judge lion. Juo. P Vincent. Associate Judges Chas. Luhr, J V Uouk. District Attorney J. K. r. Hail. Sheritl' ). C. Ojster. I'lolhonotary ,j-c., Fred. Sohceniug. Treasurer C. It. Earley. County Superintendent I'ufus Lucnrc. t'oiumissioners Kobt. C'anipboll, John Burr, (jeo. Ed. Weis. Auditors (.'lark A. Wilcox, George II. Messenger, aud C. W. Ifarrett. County Surveyor Geo Wiluislcy. Jury Commissi mors. Joseph Keruef. nud Churles Mead. VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEIL Every year increases tho popularity of thia valuable Hair Preparation; which is duo to merit alono. Wo caa assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard ; and it is the only reliable and perfected prep aration for restoring Geay or Faded Hair to its youthful color, making it Boft, lustrous, and 6ilken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff and, by it9 tonic properties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimu lates and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old ago. It is the most economical Haib Dressing ever used, os it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a nsplendid, glossy ap pearance. A. A. Ilayes, M.D., Stato Assayer of Massachusetts, says, w Tho constituents are pure, and carefully Belected for excellent quality; andl consider it tho Best Prepajsatios for its intended purposes." Sold i all Druggiits, and Dealer in ilcdlcint. Price, Ono Dollar. Buckingham's Dye FOB THE WHSEEIta. As our Rcnewer in many cases re quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk ers, we have prepared this dye, in on preparation; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off; Sold by all Druggists. Prico Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.. Kdw'd J. Evans & Co., NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN, YORK, PIKjt'A fty'Cataloguea Mailed to Applicints"a Refer (by permission) to Hon, J. 8, Black, Washington, D. C. 80s A Ca, BtaiMre, Text, tn. CI7ARLES HOLES, Watchmaker, Engraver and Jeweler, Main atreet, Ridgway, Pa. Agent fer the How fiewing Machine, and Mortoa Gold Pen. Repairing Watches, eto, dose with ha aame aocuraey m heretofore. Satis- BUSINESS CARDS. Q. A. RATUBUIH, Attorney-at-l.w, Ridgway, Ta. 3 2 tf. RVFVS LUCORE, Altorny.-l-Lair, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. Offiee. ia Hall's new Erick Building. Claims fer collection promptly attended t. 3iilly. HALL cfr M'UAULEY, Attorneys-at-Lew. Office In New Brick Building, Main 8t Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. yoM. REYNOLD'S HOUSE EETKCLESTILLE.JEFFIESCNCO, f& H. S. BELNAP, Paopntatoa J. O. W. BAILEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Tln26yl. Ridgway, Elk County, Pa Agent for the Traveler's Eife aad Ae4 dent Insurance Co., ef Hartford, Conn. JAMES D. FULLER TON, Surgeon Dentist, having permanently cated in Kigway, offers hit! professional aer vices to the citizens of Uidgway and sur. rounding country. All work warranted. Office in Service & Wheeler's Building, ap si aire, first door to the left, 73-n-tfii-lj G. G. MESSENGER, Druggist and Paraccutist, N. W. cornet of Main and Mill streets, Ridgway, Pa. A full assortment of carefully selected Fer eign and Domestio Drugs. Preseriptioat carefully dispensed at all hours, y er night. vlaly J. S. BORE WELL, M. I)., Eclectic Thysician and Surgeon, has remo cdhis office from Centre street, to Main at. Uidgway, Pa,, in the second story ef the new brick building of John G. Hall, eppo-.' site Hyde's store, Otiice hours: 8 to 9 a- m: 1 to 2 p, to. f 8 p. m. jaa 9 73 T. S. HARTLEY. M. D., Physician ana argeon, P.idgay, Pa. Otiice in Wulker's Builditkgk Special utleution giveu to Surgery. Otiice house iroui 0 u. m. to 10 p. m. Kesideace ' on coiner of South and Court streets, op posite the new School House. All ealle promptly attended to. vlnzyi. HYDE- HOUSE, EmuwAY, Elk Co., Pa. W. 1J. SCi-lllAM, Proprietor. Thankful for thu paironage heretefore so iibcniily bestowed upon him, the new proprietor, hopes, by paying Btrict at tention, to the comfort, and convenience ot guests, to merit a continuance et the same. Oct 80 18li9. - . BUCKTA1L HOUSE, Kanc, Mckean Co., Pa. R. E. LOOKER, Proprietor, 'i'huukful for the puiroiuige hereiefei aa libeiuily bestowed upuu hiiu, the new pre. pricior, hopes, by paying strict alteatiea 10 1 ho couiiort aud convenience of gueeia. lo uici it a voutiiiuance cf tho same. The ouly stables fur horses in Rune and well Lepi night or duy. Hall attached te tke iiotel. Vln23yl. HALL 3b BKO., Attorneys - at -LTr ST. MAUX'S, Iu. rEl'NSTLYAMLt. JOUHO. HALL JAS. K. r. BAJB1. KERSEY HOUSE, Ct.sraEviLLw, Elk Ce., Tjl. John Collins, l'roiiiietor. TliHiii.tul fur thu paU'oukge keieielerd so liburiity buntowed upuu luui, the ni pro i.iieiui', Uupcs, I'V payiuu sulci aj leuiinu 10 the uouifurt, i.ui conveaieue of guoais, t merit a eoniiuuanee tlM 6un. 1: W. HA I S, V U84LLU IK 17 Coodi3, Kotions, Qrcceriesv and General Variety,' FOX, ELK CO., PA. vlalTtt'. JAJ1ES EE A FIELD, (rfuccor lo W. C. Healy,) DEAL til l.t I&Y CCCES, GSCOEaiSS, r&OYSIOfej 1'ilOJJUCE, FKUIT3, Ao. M, v3u7tf. West End, Uidgway, l'a. FRED. SVLiOEXING, WUuLfcSALE AN U BtlAIL UtiLUa I riA.NO-l-OllTES, OiW ANtf, SHEET MUSIC, and MUSIC LOOKS Pianos and organs to rent aud rental ap plied it' purchased. Piolhououry's Office, Ridgway, Pa. v-nOtf. 'tMJ THE CITIZENS OF PEISNSYL J. VAX1A. Your attention ia specially invited lo ihe fact that the National Bunk a are now preparid to receive subscriptions 10 the Citpitul Stock ot the Ceuteunial Board of Finance. The fuuds realized from tbia source are to be employed in the eree. tiou of the buildings for the International Exhibition, and the expenses couuected with the same. It is coutideutly believed that the Keystone State will be represented by the name of every eitiien alive to patri- uiiu uuwmemornuuu 01 iuo una nunareal birth-day of the nation. The shares htock tr. nSfprnd fnr 10 &.nti a ml senbers will receive a handsome engrave and preservation aa a national memorial, i... . . . . . . i. . cuuuiu "... w .skti vu Mil IBjruiVUin UI VBQ- tenuial Stock from data of nnvmant ill K. .iA .11 - . S rT January 1, 1876. Subscriber who are not'near a National Bank can remit a check or poet, omo order to the undersigned. FRED'K FRALEY, Treaaurer, OM Walnne 6.; PtlaAajkr' a t
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