IlfcNtlY A. PAB80K9, Jr. - - Editor
TllUnSUAV, AtHWST 20. '.874.
Look to the AsacstmenU.
Remeinhct that yon must be iswcJ
at least fir wontis before election to
entitle jon to a vote, and jeu must lmrc
paid a Ptnto or ronnty tux at least owe
mrwrA bfforo election, SEPTEMBER
Till Rl is tho Jast day for i.wwmMiln,
and OOTOUr.R THIRD ihe lnt day
for payment of taxes. Read tho elect
ion law in tho Advocate of August
13th. Remember these facts a they
may savo jou trouble
The Supremo Court of Illinois has
recently confirmed a verdiot of 82,000
damages given by tho jury to a widow,
made so by ardent spirits sold to her late
husband. The facts of the enso it is
unnecessary to recapitulate Tho dc-
fendant supplied the man with that
which rendered him incapable of self
care. He went to bed upon a railway
track, and was found dead tho next
morning. Judge Scott, in reviewing
the case, said:
"He who deliberately sells that which
he knows will inflame the passions, de
prive the party of the control of his
judgment, and lender him fdt the time
being incapable of exorcising proper
care for personal safety, or tb at of his
property, mufst bo prepared for the con
sequences that may follow."
Ix seems that some people cannot pos
sibly bo happy unless they are engaged
in President making. It has been go
ing on to a very considerable extent all
over the country for tho past few
months, and now a new box of candida
tes has been opened at Washington.
The papers of the Capital City soem to
be particulary lively in this respect, and
the issues of last Sunday just overflowed
with suggestions. A correspondent,
described by The Sunday Herald as a
very prominent gentleman, urges the
nomination of General Sherman by the
Democratic party, stating that he is the
most popular nAn in the Eastern States,
and that tho removal of tho headquart
ers of the army to St. Louis will have
the effect of rendering liiin tho most
popular man in tho West. An anon
mouse correspondent, in the same pa
per, refers to the possible candidature
on the Republican ticket of Chief Jus
tice Waitc, but speaks in terms of praiso
of Secretary Bristow's action, in his
short time in the Treasury Department,
and nominates Lim as tho standard
bearer of the people for 1870. Then
there are Blaine, and Hancock, and
Morton, and Logan, and Conk
ling, and Thurman, and Heudricks,
and Pendleton, and but we are all
out of breath! Willi'amnjwrt Gazette
and Bulletin
Congressional Confebence. The
conferees for this Congressional district
composed of the counties of Erie, Wai
rcn and Venango, met at tho Ellsworth
House, in the city of Erie, August
14th, tho delegates for Erio county be
ing G. W. Colton, of Erie, C. O. Pov
man, of Corry and Hon. AVm. Benson
of Watcrford. For Venango county,
G. V. Forman of Oil City, P R. Gray
of Frauklio, and J. L. Connely of
Plejsantville. For Warren county, W.
D. Browu and P. Falconer of Warren
and S. Warner of Freehold.
On motion Judge Connely was ap
pointed Chairman and P. Falconer Sec
retary. The followiug names weio presented
aa candidates to tho Convention. By
Erie county tho name of C. B. Curtis;
Venango county the name of F. W.
Mitchell; by Warren county the name
of Li. b. Watson.
On the first four ballots tho candi
dates stood 3 votes each; on the filth
ballot Curtis had 4 votes, Mitchell 2
and Watson S. On the sixth ballot
each candidate bad 3 votes.
On re-assembling at 3 p. in., the fol
lowing resolution offered by Mr. For
man was unanimously carried:
Retolvtd, Thataoopy of the proceedings
of this Convention be furnished the press at
the close ot each session or whenever re
quested by them at any time.
The seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth
ballots inclusive were 3 votes for each
candidato and the eleventh stood Curtis
4 votes, Mitchell 2 and Watson 3
Twelfth ballot Curtis 3, Mitchell 3
Watson 3 On tha thirteenth, four
teenth. and fifteenth ballots Curtis had
3, Mitchell 2 and Watson 4. Sixteenth
ballot Curtis 3, Mitchell 3. Watson 3
Seventeenth and eighteenth ballots Cur
tis 3, Mitchell 2 and atson 4.
On re-assembling at 1 o'clock, p. m.,
on Saturday, the Convention passed the
following resolution onered bv Mr. Gray
Rtiolvtd, That wben this Conference ad
journs it shall adjourn to meet again on
Monday the 31st day of August, provided
nomination be not made during the present
session.
On motion adjourned to meet in pur
uance of the foregoing resolution.
P. Falcon eb, Seo'y.
Erie, August 15, 1874.
That intelligent merchant, Stephen
(iirard, uiado this observation, which
may be pondered by young merchants:
"During my long commercial experience
I have noticed that no advantages result
from telling one's business to others, ex
cept to create jealousy or competition
when we are fortunate and to gratify
onr emmies when otherwise-" He was
never known to disregaid this theory.
Put in-Bay, South Bass Island, Lake
Erie, is 25 miles from Sandusky City,
Ohio, and contains about 1,700 acres
The place is so called because Commo
dore Perry "put in there alter his vie
tory over the British fleet, in 1812, to
bury bis Bead.
rCLITICAL NOTES.
William r. Wallnoo has beca renomi
nated for lha State r-'ont, and John
H. Orvi for President Judge, by th
Democrat of Clinton ronnty. "
The Democrat of ihe Second Con-
rfieFional District cf Philadelphia.
nominated Renjamin Rush, the vote
(landing. Rut.li DM, Hepburn f. The
nomination was nude unanimous.
Mr. J, Proctor Knott, who wan n
member of the Forty-second Congi-eec,
and pained a national reputation na a
humorist b his reniarknble pntirical
speech upon Duluth, again! ll North
ern Pacific land pnnl, has been nomi
nated for Confess again in tho I'onrtli
Kentucky district.
It look now n if Senator Hamlin, of
Maine, would serve another term in the
United Slates Sonnto in spito of tho cp
position to him. A ainpular feature of
tho contest is that all of tho candidates
aro liic-long oflicc-holdcrs. Mr. Haoi
lin has been in oflhe almost from the
titno he bccaoio of age, nnd his cetnpcll
tors, Gov. Perhaia and Collector Wash
burn, havo almost similar records. This
fact greatly diminishes the chaneoot a
successful opposition to Mr. Hamlin,
since tho main objection to him is that
ho has had his nose in the public crib
long enough. Tribune.
General Gabfield was renominated
by the Congressional Convention of his
district, at Faincsvillo, Ohio, on Ihurs
day. The vote stood 100 to 34. the
latter being all blanks. Tho active op
position which had been manifested to
his renomination led many to suppose
that the contest would be close. The
result, however, was to bring out to the
primaries tho entire Republican
strength, and to give him an overwhelm'
iug majority of the Convention. There
is no doubt that the opposition to Gar
Geld is a good deal demoralized, and yet
it is intense and bitter in tho extreme
An independent nomination is talked of.
and the name of Lieutenant Governor
Hart is suggested. Rut Garfield will go
through, not by his usual 10,000 major
Uy, but he will get more than ho re
(iin:s.lJttsOurgh lelcgraph.
Tho Republican Convention of
Montgomery county at its lato session
renominated Gov. Ilartranft. The
election dees not take place until next
year, but it hss been understood by th
people ot the atnte that tho Governor
will be renominated. It is doubtful if
be will have as much opposition as at
last convention, when it was very slight.
We suppose the honor of first suggesting
the renomination of our excellent Gov
ernor must be given to the Constitu
tional Convention, which made him the
only man on earth eligible to re-election
to that office. Gov. Hartranft's career
has becu a wonderful one. He was the
worst abused man that ever stood tor
office, yet he was elected by ono of the
largest majorities recently given a eoV'
ernor in this State. Bya wise and pru
dent course ho has compelled the re
spect, and even admiration, of journals
like the New York Tribune, tho Even
ing rost and the Philadelphia Press,
papers bitterly opposed to him during
his candidature. Coal Gazette.
Amsri-a the Paradise of Thieves.
WXTERE OUR CRIMINALS COME FROM.
The story of Charlie Ross, tho bright
boy of four years who has been kidnap
ped from bis parents and home, has
sent a thrill of alarm and horror into
every family, and almost into every
breast. There arc few who would not
cheerfully join a mob to lynch the pre
petrators of this atrocious crime, were
they but known. Ihe "dangerous clas
ses, as wo call them, are becoming so
numerous, so well organized, so power
ful, that it will become a necessity for
every honest man in the couimuuity to
become a polios officer, and aid in the
extermination of these bands of thieves
and burglars. There is not a govern
ment of a State or iotvo in Europo where
felons, thieves, and rogues of all classes
will not be dealt leniently with on con
dition they will go to America. It is
said that in one of the Continental na
tions four years ago, teachers daily went
into the prison to teach prisoneis Eng
lish, bclore they embarked for America,
to which country they had agreed to go
on coiiuitiou that they were released
Thus the United States has become the
receptacle of the felons of Europe,
Neither is it mush better amonast us:
if thieves, and suspected thieves will
leave the county or town, with a pledge
never to return, magistrates and jurors
are often but too happy to get rid of
them on such easy terms.
Yearly crowds of smart, clever, well
educated boys aro turned out from our
public schools and frea academies, who
would be glad to learn soma trade or
honest employment, but the trades, un
ions forbid taking apprentices exceptiug
under the most limited restrictions, pnd
these bright boys become idlers, and fin
ally thieves. The criminal classes arc
not only numerous, but they are so
thouroughly organized, so powerful, aud
so wealthy that they control and com
mand the best legal advica and the
most powerful influence that money and
talent and perfect organizations can ob
tain. The robbing of banks, the forg
ing cf bonds, the couterluiting of stock
certificates, and the kidnapping of Char
lie Ross are tho work of tbeno danger
ous classes, who can only be extermin
ated by a ccrtainity and severity of puu
isbment which is not visited upon them
here, and which alone can prevent the
United States from continuing to be
what it has long been, (he paradise ot
hieves. Luncanler Intelligencer,
Here is the wail snd the warning of
an unhappy Nebraskan: Don't to Ne
braska? Don't allow any one to come
here, because it is h-11 here in the shape
of 1,244,578,900,000,000,000 grass
hoppers! There has been alight wheat
harvest, and now every piece of corn
and potatoes is mined. Dave Hill lost
his entire crop of corn about fifty acres
in all. Smith has lobt all but two acred
of corn. The fact is, Jesolation reigns
supreme in the fields. There is a fair
prospect of want for the homesteaders,
and likely, starvation for some. Should
like to borrow 8100 of somo one that we
might escape the impending doom,
GENERAL NOTES.
A dnf school for oonvicts has been
established in tho Massachusetts State
Prison.
Five bushels of cranes upon a single
vino make glad the heart of its owner in
Indiana.
"Unmanned by tho loss of her bus-
and," ll tho new stylo of indicating a
widow's grid.
An Illinois neWKpapor makes lis death
reports more iiitotCHling by publishing
"a sick lint" several dnyii in advance.
In politics, North Carolina and Mem
phis, Ti'nnrjMoo, aro claimed to havo
gone Dcmonrutic,
Mnyor Havumeycr, of Now York city,
cntors a idea of not guilty to tho charges
prctcrrcd ogniust him by J aiiimntiy.
A lady in Prinoctown, Iowa, was re
cently stung on tho neck by a honcy-bec,
aud died from tho cITccts in twonty
minutes.
Among tho resolutions of the Kansas
Independent. Stato Convention is one
calling for direct election of President
by the pcoplo.
Messrs. Taylor & Son, brewers, of
Albany, N. Y. havo purchased the first
lot of now hops ofiored this year, at fifty
cents per pound.
The American baso ball players in
England aro having a very suocessfu 1
time, gaining glory and gate money in
profusion. J hey have beaten two or
three crack English elevens at cricket,
The Spiritualists are going to hold a
national camp-meeting at Luke Pleasant
Mass., this week and next. The grounds
will be dedicated next Friday, with an
address by John Collier of England.
Appearances indicate that tho Gran
gers and Republicans will league to.
gether in Missouri this autumn, oust tho
Democracy, which has carried corrup
tion and misrule to such lengths in that
State as to be no longer tolerable.
Ernest Smith, colored, aged eighteen
who was tried and convicted in May last
on tho charge of having com milled an
outrage on .miss tiartlctt, aged sixteen
was hung at Eastern, Md., August Gth
He denied his guilt to the last.
Augusta, Ga., Agust 17. Tbo excite
ment continues over tho lynching of
Gabe Murrell, tho murderer of Captain
Butler. It is thought the other negro
accomplice, now in jail, will lynched to
night. The military guarded the jai
all night.
Revenue inspectors on Monday seized
2I,0U0 cigars and 47 reels, of cigarettes
which had been smuggled and Reacted
at No 11 Rector street, New York and
1,000 cigars and 38o reels of cigarettes
which were in a wagon at pier 2So,
North river.
At Washington fcccrctary Bnstow ;
preparing a formal demand on tho sev
eral Pacific Railroads embraced in the
act of last June requiring the paynicn
of five per cent, of the not earnings ot
the companies to the Government, ini
posed by the act of July 1, -1?G2.
New York, August 14. In a quarre
last night Louis Messman, residing ii
Canal street, discharged a pistol at hn
wile, the ball grazing her f ice, but not
injuring her. He theu evidently think
ing sho was dead, placed the ievo!ver
to his right temple and sent a ball into
his brain, and died soon alter midniglu.
General Pope telegraphs to Lieuten
ant General fciheriduu that the Indium,
who havo been marauding in Southwest
ern Kansas havo gone to tho borders id
Llano Estacado, a country filled with
game, and that they have abundance ol
ammunition. Three columns ot troop.-,
now operating will converge on thti sec
tion named.
A great deal ot excitement on Change
at St. Louis, last week, was caused by a
report that Alexander Dorman & Co.,
had forged cotton warehouse receipts to
the amount of 15,000 to 1.")0,000, nnd
that two or three banks of that city had
been victimized to the extent of 840,
000 or 830,000. Boman end ono cr
two other members of the firm have
been arrested, und an investigation will
be made.
Mary Williams a domestic employed
at Cozens Hotel, Newburgh, N. Y.,
while walking fell over a prteipicc 140
feet high Sunday night. Sho struck a
sapling in her decent, which broke her
fall, and she escaped instant death.
She was terribly injured, and lay all
night unable to help herself, and was
only discovered late on Monday morn
ing. She probably will not recover.
Ex-Mayor Wrigbtman, of Boston,
has been arrested for debt and is now in
jail. He was one of tho directors ol
the directois ol the Franklin Coal Com
pany of Lykens Valley, an insolvent or
ganization. J'.ly livers, ot Ilarribburg,
has recovered a judgment against the
company for 814,800. Wrightman de.
nics that bo was a director at the time
tho execution was issued, and therefore
ho is not liable.
The Rochester Races attracted i
large crowd last week about 20,000 peo
pie being present on Wednesday when
Goldsmith Maid beat her time at Buf
falo by three quarters of a second, trot
ing a milo in the unprecedented timeot
two miuutes and fourteen and three-
fourth seconds, thus winning the first
purse 82,500, and an additioal 81,000
offered for the horse that would beat the
Maid's time at Buffalo, The beat was
trotted without a single break, and it is
said that the track is about a foot over
a full mile. Judgo Fullerton won the
second purse und American Girl the
third.
Elk County Directory.
President Judge
Additional Law
Vincent.
-L. D. Wetmore.
Judge Hon. Jno.
Associate Judges Chas. Luhr, J V.
ilouk.
Distriot At torney J. K. P, Hall.
Sheriff D. C. Oyster.
Prothonothry o., Frod. Schocning,
. Treasurer Joseph Windfelder.
Couuly Superintendent ttufus Lucore
Commissioners Kobt. Campbell, Julius
J ones, ueo. ta. nets.
Auditors C. W. Barrett, Thomas Irwiu
Thomas J. Burke.
County Surveyor Geo Wilmsley
Jury Commibsi ners. Phillip Kreigle
Eunsom T. Kylor.
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Btautly increasin-r, the proprietors of the
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EW STAGE ROUTE
J. C. BURNS, Proprietor.
The subscriber having secured the con
tract for carrying the U. 8. Mail between
UEYNOLDSVILEL & BROCKWAYVILLE
has place! on that road a line
Hacks leave the Exchange hotel a(
Ueynoldville every Tuesday, Tnnrtday and
Saturduy on the arrival of the Brooavillo
stage, and return the same day. These
hacks connect at Brockwayville with the
Ridgway stages, making connection with
traius on the P. & E. Road, both east and
west. Eyery' attention to the comfort of
patrons of this line will be given, and a
liberal patronage eolioited.
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Agent for the Traveler's Life and Accl
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CHARLES HOLES,
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Howe Sewing Machine, and Morton Gold
Pen. Repairing Watches, etc, done with
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Druggist and Paraceutisl, N. W. eornri
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HYDE HOUSE,
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V. H. SCI111AM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage hcrctofor
so liberully bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying slrict at
tention to the comfort nuj convenience oi
guests, to merit a cuiitiuuanco oi tho
ume.
OU 30 18ti).
BUCK TAIL LOUSE,
Rank, McKean Co., P.
. E. LOOKER, Proprietor.
Thankful lor the piiirouuge hcretofoi so
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pnutor, hopes, by paying strict, attention
lo the conilmt and convenience ot guests,
to mcni a continuance of lliu same. The
ouly biables lor lioised in Kane and well
kepi uiul or ituy. Hull utiaclieu lo tne
Uolel. vliiioyl.
KER&E1' HOUSE,
CtM'HEviLLE, Elk Co.,
Pa.
Jons Collins, Piu-priutor.
Thankful tor the pauoiuijie heretolor
so liberilly bentowed upon hiui, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict at
tention to the ooiuloiv m conveuieuca
of guests, t'liicia a voutiuuuiice of the
I SllUlO.
I'. . HAYS,
DKALK.. IN
Goods, Notions, Groceries,
Dry
and General Variety,
FOX, ELK CO., PA.
MCurlty J. O.
vlu47tf.
J A MES EE NEIL L D,
(Suco sor to W. C. Healy,)
DEALER IN
LItY
GOODS, GaOCESISS, TltOVISIONS.
PRODUCE, FRUITS, &o.
vdmtt. w est hind. llid"vay, P.
FRED. SCUOEiXING,
WH0LK8ALE AND BF.TAIL DEALER III
PIANO- FORTES, ORGANS,
SHEET JilUSIC,
and MUSIC B00K8
Pianos and organs to rent and rental ap
plied if purchased.
i'rolhonotary s umce, luugway, l'a.
v2n20tf.
00D ALL'S
PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEST THE CHEAPEST.
STEAMSHIPS Cheapest kind made.
RfcUATTAS A cheap common card.
BROADWAYS A nice oommon card.
VIRGINIAS Fine calico backs.
GEN. JACKSONS Chean and incul..'
(Pattern backs, various colors and de
siens.l '
COLUMBUS (Euchre deck) extra quality
GOLDEN GATES One of the beBtcardii
made,
MT. VERNONS Extra fine, two color pU
terns.
ASK THE AB3.YE TAKE HO OTHIBS.
Price List on application. Dealen mm
plied by
VICTOR E. MAUGER.
39-ly 1C6 to 112 Reade St.. N. Y
Edw'd J. Evans & Co.,
NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN
TOKK. PINU'A
J-Catalogues Mailed to Applicants-vg
Refer (by permission) to
J. S, Black. Wash!
rloN,
Wi8EK Son & Cal, Bankers, Yorkpa,