niURSDAV, MARCH 4, 3875.
GEAC3 CEUSCH.'
REV. WM. J AS. MILLER, Rector.
Services every Sunday at 11a. m. and
7 P. m. Sunday School ul 10 a. m. All are
oordially invited to attend. Seai Fret.
Car. Time at Mtidgivay.
Mail East
do West.
Through Local, Kat
do do West
Local East
4:45 V: M.
2: 3G P. M
8: 'JO A. M.
0:44 P. M.
4:f.O P. M
8:20 A. M
do West
Tub Mail and 1 Through Local curry
tiassengcrs, the local docs r.ot.
elk Lodge, a. v. m.
The stated meetings of Elk Lolgo, No.
879, are held at their hall, corner of Main
and Depot streets, on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month
W. C. riEALY, Sec'y.
An adjourned term of court will be
held here on the 2d day of April prox.
Er"s are selling hero now at thirty,
fives ccuts a dozu.
Emporium Ins lost 8100,000 by fire
in the. last two years.
Renovo has a Building an! Lun As
sociation which ii in a very prosperous
coodition.
The l'rockwayville Rftjister has
changed ill cams. It it now called
BrockwzyvWe Free Press.
John Sinutz, formerly of this place,
lias ben electtd Judo of E'.tction in
the secoad ward, Corry.
A Jew, naratd A. Siornbsrjr, has
been elected chief burgess of 1'ellcfoDte
by 33 niajjrify.
An effort is being made to cake the
case of Barney McCu, the Lycoming'
County murderer, to the Supremo Court
on a writ of error.
On Tuesday Feb. 23th, tlto ther
mometer stood here 40 abort zero, and
on 'Wednesday 21th 00 abive. On
n'i 3... of..i. i n .r
SDOW.
The V'mp. G. ; B. says: Next to
be'iQ'r whipped for a city office the
mist cheering tiling is to have some
holy on tli3 roil bIiovcI a lot of snow
dirwn the btck of your nock.
Now if Miller of the .EVA Dnnomit
and Gould of the Cameron IWm, want
to call each otker pet names let them
lo so face to face, but for lioveu's sake
gentlemen save your readers.
M.S. 'Potts, who died at IKshbon,
Lycoming county on the 1 0 Mi insc ,
itoi S1" years, was the mother of tkir -teen'
children, grandmother of f'lty
cilit, aul yreat randnnthcr of forty
two. Tlia IltTK.ro Record fays: On Msti
lay morning last a day express train
wis put on the void to run between this
place and Philadelphia, leaving hsre at
0:55 A. M. and returning as Elmira
mail at 9 P. M. The Fast line which
left hsre at 10:40 P. M and arrived at
Philadelphia at 8:05 A. M., has beeu
absadouel.
The Eris Dhpnth siy:---A djy or
two ago a tenineiit'! oitiz u stopped in
a store oo State street and picking up a
tumbler turned the fuuc.it nt wlut he
("apposed to be a water tank and took a
big draught He mala a terribly wry
iace and s;d: "Vas there i!e iu that
jf S?" Tfiis ealied the proprietor's
attention and he brw that tho man had
actually draak half a tumbler full of re
fmed petro'.eani. No tiuio was wasted,
but a physician sent for isstantly and
by the use of a stomach pump he soon
relieved the man's stomach from the
terrible doss ho had taken.
The Cameron 2,nigJ says: Turing
the progress of the fire last Monday
morning, Mr. CnnGeld v.as seriously,
and it is feared, fatally burned, lie
was engaged in removing good frera
liis store and went iuto the celjur. lis
fore he came up, the flaniss burst into
ttio room oveilical, through which he
was compelled to piss. He erept
through the More on his hands and
knees to the front window and mado a
jump, breaking the window and fell on
the steps outside, th flames following
him. He jumped up aud rau across
the street, his clothing being on fire,
when he again fell. He was immedia
tely taken to Dr. Delong's residence,
where he now lies in a critical condi
tion. Easily Tried. Cut this out keep
and try it in emergency- it can do you
do harm, aud may be of service. There
is no necessity of death risukiog from
diphtheria or croup especially with the
young, if the proper preveutiva is ap
plied in lime, and it is at the service of
every mother and nurse in the whole
country. It is. simply to spread com
mon tar on a tuutlio strip, as you would
prspare a plaster, and wrap it around
Jlhg neck aud glands of the patient.
Henew and supply fresh tar on the child
once or twice a day, and its life is as
sured. This is a very simple cure, and
diphtheria is in almost every case fata',
we would advise those having it to try
this remedy. There is nothing injuri
ous in tbs tar, and therefor it can
have no bad effect
A revival is now in progress in the
Methodist church at this place.
Company II. meets every Saturday
at their amory fur drill.
Last Monday there was a heavy fall
of sbow at this plaoc, and sleighing now
is very good.
March comes in like a lion, and so.
cording to popular tradition will go out
liko a lamb.
The ReynoldsvilU Herald, now
prints its own outside, and has a new
head. We wish tbe new enterprise con
tinued success.
Some rascals, not having the fear of
the liord before their eyes, entered the
U. P. church at Brookvilla and pock
eted the collustion loft in the baskets.
Jas. II. Ilagerty, postmaster at this
placo has becu appointed Inspector of
National Banks by Gov. Hartranft, for
the counties of Cameron, Clinton,
Forest, Elk, McKean nad Potter.
The Millerites aro again predicting a
winding up of things terrestrial on the
3d of October, 1875, at which time this
mundane sphere will be knocked iotoji
three-cocked hat.
Two chaps in Youngsvillo worked
hard against each other all day for the
office of inspector of election, only to
Cud, when the votes were counted in
the evening, that both were elected.
Mcnitablo Haker, the only flevolu
tiomity soldier's widow in Iowa, died of
old ago iu Des. Moines the other night'
She has becu a pensioner of the Govern
ment fifty ycpri.
Wc bavo just cutered on the filth
year of the publication of the Advo
cate, and will just suggest that now is
a good time to pay your two dollars for
the earrcnt year.
During the year 1S74 there was over
three hundred thousaud dollais worth
of property destroyed by fire in Jeffer
son county, on which iusurancc was
paid to the amouut of over one hundred
thousand dollars.
With the last iss'JD we entered upon
volume V. Of course most of our sub
scriber's liuie, expires at the ud of the
old volume, and we hope, as our terms
are iu alvanco, this gentle reminder
will suQice to mike ail piy over at onoe.
' Doctor C. it. E irley, proposes bull J -ing
a 'lin e story brick Luilding ou Lis
land n jst Hall's brick building the corn
iug seasou. J. S. Hyde, will also put a
uew store building of ample dimenaious,
ou his vacant lot near the place his old
store now e'atjds.
A Montana editor bem- ns the calam
ities f 1671 iu the following touoh.
irgitraiu: ''Fiist, that JJuccher busi-ues.-j
tlicn the gra-s-hoppers, then the
Democratic victories, and tiu an iu
creased tux on whiskey. What is ibis
poor country coming t. '!
Horace Warner, was down to I.ykens,
Dauphin county, the other diy at a shoot-ing-nmteli,
it wis ndverii-?d that one !uui
digj dollars ia gold would ba awarded the
winner. Now Warner hi 1 un itching lor
that gold, and went for it. On an iviuj h c
found that the hundred dollars, had dwind.
led down to sixty, in three small prizes, s"
he shot a few times, and took the whole
amount. The next time they have a shoot,
ing-match at Lykcus, Warner won't ba iu
vited. There will be a Ridgway township
contested election case, before the court
hcrecu April 2d. There were six iucu
running for the position of school-director,
with o:ic vacancy and two regular
terms to be filled. It i3 claimed by the
plaintiffs in the case that they were en
titled to the certificates, given vthe.de
fendants, because their tickets designa
ted tbe person to fill the vacancy, while
the other tickets failed to make a dis
tinction. John G. Hall, his been em
ployed by the'plaiutiirs and as there is a
fioo poiut of election law, envolved in
the case, wj await tha decision with in
terest. Highway PiOBnERY at St Mary's
Last Saturday at fifteen minutes to cijht
o'clock, in the evening, as B. F Weis, a
young man about eighteen years old, and
assistant of the freight agent, was going
home to supper he was suddenly startled
by a blow on the head with a club, or tome
othor heavy weapon, and partially stunned.
He at once started ou a run, and had pro
ceeded but a a few rods, wheu ha stumbled
and fell fouard, at the same time receiving
a bull it through the first joint of his left
little finger. The men who fired the shot
followed Immediately , and collaring Ws s,
proceeded, without uttering a word, to
rifl'lehis pockets, aud had succeeded in get
ting a Urge pocket-book, which he carried
iu his 'inside coat pocket, when he jerked
away and run for home, (made a home
run,) loving the rascals iu possession of a
piece of Lis paper collar, one ofhispaut's
pockets, and a piece of his coa' tail. Dur
ing the day Weis had been colls cting
freight bills etc , for the H R Company,
amounting to several hundred dollars, and
as two or three traiiips wete notiped loung
ing about the depot, it is Bupposcl they
thought he would have the money he had
collected with him, fortuuately however he
bad remitted the money on the evening
mail. The pocket book, which the thieves
got, contained fifteen dellars in money, be
sides some other trinkets, while his watch
and twenty -five dollars in currency, he had
ia his vest pocket escaped the thieves.
The probability is that had Weis not
stumbled, the shot might have proved fatal
instead of simply wounding him.
HH37vA7 OEALED ffCIIOOLS.
Ths general average of tho students
of the high school department for tho
month ending Feb. 17th, 1875 aro as
follows, 100 signifyng pcrfcet and 75
very poor.
8KNIOIIUKADB.
Arthur Little ..... 100
Lulu Ii. lVulcyY"JY "."."" " JM
A GRADE
Willie Geary 00
Otis K'z"ll"lllll"iy)
Kattio Callab"fi"riYIY""Y"?-,(
Funnie Dowers
Louin Ely 91
Jennie (Iresli 90
Florence Ostcrhout . 00
Katie Grcsb
Alton ChapinVY.V.V.Vr.V.V-.V.'rr'
Charles Olnifiteu""!"."!"".""'
Libbus Luther )5
Ida Luther J J ' ( '
Linda Meradetli .....05
v, grade"
John Walker f)4
Charles Eurley""2r" !S
Dennio Dill "m" "III J
Thomas Ma'ume .1" " j'-l
Michael Meeuan 115
Rboda Wilcox J J J "J J .")
Clara Drooks Mi
Helen Little .VJ.V.VJJ."."."""."
Julia Flynn 00
Sadie Cuthber't S...-VV.1
May M. LiUle"""""""!"'-'
Bessie .Stelle JlV.VS..l'.V.ll'lV.".'.',l',
Dusia Rhir.cs 14
Lill ie W i c k SSSllSSS" 1,4
Laura Warner 9ii
Rena Powell H7
Minnie Service 97
Albert Fitch .S...S..11.'-.'. "".J
Thninas Gillooiy DO
( arrie Luther 'J7
Aggie Duirctt ...... ''5
c "grade."
Nellie Fcliratn !t5
Annie McCloskey !!7
Ida J Olmsted 111...... "7
Ellsworth Rowers I'.'i
Oscar Gaidcncr
Eddie Luther 05
Thomas King t(3
Josepli J at'lfou ....... .. !5
Charles Meeuan ...... "7
Lewis Lester 'JH
Willie Nieli "".""."""""" '' 1
Orion Head lHHHlll ""17
t'redFitch.. ".".".."."." -" 2
E I la Lea ry H S.S.ll V
Jack Ranett to
Casper Kime yti
Clyde Kitii! "SSSSS.l..l..llll.J)
Fred Kly V.VV.VV.VV Y " I T ' 1 ' '
Ira Sherman... S!(j
Albert CikiiZ"2"l 111' ""Jill J'
Jjoiend Warner 1)5
lillie Cuuniiijihauj D7
Emma Olmsted 05
John Shean Do
Orio II. LcRoy """"""""" II ll'J I
One Ltttidic'd aud iiiuely-six names
were registered this a;ouih; daily aver
age 88 per cent.
The next monthly exaoiinatioo will
be held Fiiday P. M. March 5lh al
which .11 are coidinlly invited to be
present. Tbe 1 x lajiuiog Committee will
eonist of Messcr Capt.Jair.es Wood
ward O. E. Holaday and J. O. W.
Bailey. Ihc fcchojl direteTa liavo re.
solved to ui?et the S:t Friday afternoon
'a each niotah hence they will be pres
eut ut ail our erauiinuti'.ns Lereulter.
The Rev. Mr. Miller has kind'y con.sen
ted to be preseat asd deliver a shui t ad
dress to tlio htliolars.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. R. DIXON. Piincipul.
Al'PLLTU.Nb A-MCaiCA.N C'VCLOl'KDIA
that the revised, au J elegantly iilus
trated edition ot tliis vork, n w being
published, a volume of SOU pages once
in two months, b the best Cjcltipuuia iu
America, is cortan. No library is com
plete without it. It is 1: complete oue
iu itself. It oiily costs $?.'J a month to
get it iu leather binding. Tho best aud
cheapest library in the world.
To Justices Elect. Puvt'ms el
ected to the (fiice of Justice of the
Peace at tho recent election, phould
bear the fact in mind, that if they uo
Dot notify the Prollmnatary, Fred Seho
ening Esq., wiil.iu thirty days alter tbe
election, Unit thy iutnid to nt and lift
their commission, their names will not
be forwarded to the office of tbe Secre
tary of the Commonwealth, nod cotite1
quently no eouuuissiou will bo issued by
the Stato austerities.
After a debate of an entire week over
the tax aud ta ri 3' bill, the llcue ou
Tuesday adapted a substitute for it by a
vote of 132 yeas to 113 navs. '1 he sub
stitute differs in several particulars from
tbe original bid, and is a more moderate
measure. It imposes a tax of 'JO ccuts
per galljn ou distilled spirits; repeals
tho 10 per ceut. reductiuo clause of
the act of 1872; increases the duty ou
cigars from S3 to $(5 per thousand, and
imposes duties ou sugar and molasses.
Ia our last issue we uouc.d the ar
rival of a corpse at Troy, this cuuntyi
by express; and the fact that it was not
called for, neither were the panics of
the persons to whom it was addiessed
known to the agent ol the company
The telegrsm of the ageut, Mr. John H
Strong, addressed to Troy, Bradford
county, elected the reply that anxious
fVieiida awaited the arrival of the corpse
at that place, and requested that it be
forwarded at ouoe, which was done by
the fir.t train on Tuesday of last week.
The case was one ef gross eaielessuess
on the part of those entrusted with the
duty of addressing tbe casket contauiDg
the body. JJrookoille Republican.
Snow 10 inches deep on March 3.
Fiom tho Erin Diymtch.
OPENING AND DETAINING LET
TERS. CHARGE AQAlNSlVriHK-AN E'POSTM AS
TER. Uifore United Slates Commissioner A.
Force.
Tho esse of the United States vs. J.
D. Leaonard, the postmaster at Knnc,
charged with opening and detaining
letters adresscd to his lortncr pRi'tncr, F.
W. Mecto, was heard Friday. The
evidence is, us follows:
F. W. Mocsc, sworn I reside at
Eane, Pa', I am acquainted with J. D.
Leonard; on the 14th day of October,
1873, I received letters (marked A.
15.) opcued as they now are; 1 was at
Smithport nt the timo iiiy.wifcbrought
them to tun.
Cross-examined by J- Ross Thomp
son, Esq,- I went to Smethport Sep
tember 11, 187;i. I did not return to
Kane until some time in Feburary,
1874;! was confined iu jail there mi
charge ol forgery, preferred by J. )
Leonard; I thiiik there was another in
formal iou ii. si 11st 111c, Hiid prchaps I was
held on that charge; Mr. Leonard was 11
witness against mo at Smethport defend
ant and I bad been partner and the
partnership lus never been disolved by
my consent, ulthough defendant pub
lished a dissolution notice September
15. 1873.
Defendant was nnd ftill is postnristcr
at Kane; I never delegated authority to
him or any tno to open mv individual
letters it was never the habit or custom
for us to open each others' individual
Inters, exhibit "A." is in 'the hand
writing of Mr. t'chtter, of Warren
exhibit "13." is from Jos. Clark, Jr.,
ol Warrm
Rc-cross examination Defendant aud
I were iu the'gmecry busiiiess; wc bo
gn in January, !Sli9; the firm ol
Schucr & Sou, of Wurrcn, were mer
chant tailors; we did i;ot sell clothing
but did deal in furnishing good-; we
never purchased elolhii.g of tliem we
never purchased groceries of (Mark &
Co , I was discharged by the Court ss
I understand because the alleged for
ged check was lost.
Catherine Meese, sworn I am the
wife of F. V. Meesc, (exhibit "A." and
'R " shown witness,) I have seen theo
letters belorr; the day I went to Smeth
port to see my husband, who was in jail,
Mr. Leonard h. tided u;e these two lct
teip; I reached Smethport the same day
and delivered tho letters to him; Mr
Leonard told ma to take tho biters over
to Mr. Merge, that he (Leonard) had
opened them and said he thought l.e
hud done wrong in opening tliciu.
Cross-examination Vv'e were mar
ried iu Cumberland, Md., about thirteen
years ogo; wy tuadcu name was Cather
ine Peiiwo; we vent to Altoona, Pa.,
trim there to Rroad Top, in three years
to Kane, Pa., whi te b I: as been en
gaged iu the Mercantile business; my
husband had been in jail at Smethport
two or three weeks before I visited liim
tho first time; the next tinie I visited
him vs in about two weeks thereafter,
at which time I took tho lutteis to him;
when Leonard gave 11; u the letters I was
in Mr. Campbell's s'ei-h ia liotit of the
post office; Campbeil bad Leea working
for my Ltisband tod Mr. l.eound; he
was boarding at our house tit the time;
I did uot get. out of the slci-'h. Camu-
bcll did; for what porposj I :lon't know;
the store and postofiice were together;
I dou't lecollect anybody was standing
bout the door; I believe it v.as ebou"
ten or eleven A. M; I cyu't possibly
say whether it was sle-'ghinir or not at
tint time; Mr. Cmpbell was standing
ou the platloini during the conversation
Lc:wi.eij the defeiidunt ai.d myself we
had a team; Mr. Leonard br. light on!
tho letters and said "hero s:re iwo let
ters for your hubi.iui; 1 opened them
aud tliink 1 Lave done wrong" I don't
remember that be said "I opened them
by mistake;" 1 am sure he did not ssy
so; the eu elopes are now just as they
were then; I can't read witting; I dou't
think the writing on exhibit '-R" is uiy
husband's.
Re-direct I csu'l read writioir, and
as I put the letters in nsy pocket with
out lookiug ut. t::ciu, cm t now say
whether the wilting is tke s;.me it then
was.
Jamcs.Catnpbcl!, sworn I reside at
at Kane; 1 know defendant, on electiou
day; October. 1873, I was taking Mrs.
Meescovcr to Suiethpoit; I had some
business to do wi:h Mr. Leonard at.d
stopped to see him; Mr. Leonard
brought out two'lettcis and, lauded
them to Mrs Meese; 1 ean'tsy whether
we were using a sleigh or a wagon; the
suow cauic early and we sometimes used
oue null sometimes the otlu-r; defendant
banded tbe letters to her bud said.
IIe?o are two letters for Frank; "I
oieued them and sliouldu't navn done
it; 1 supposed they concerned the firm."
Exhibit A uud li showu witness. To
the best of uiy recollection theso are
the idtuttcal envelopes.
Cross-examined i put no marKs
upou the euTelopes; I cant swear those
are the identical letters; I am sure rs
Libit Ii is not tbe same; it was ut tho
time defendant Lauded, iLcui to Mis.
Meese the name J. D. Leonard was not
then on; I uever saw the Utters tin:e I
was at the jail until yesterday iu the
presence of Mr. Meese; he only asked
me if I recognized the letters; 1 had
read the nddrtrg at the time 1 first saw
the letters; I should uot say exhibit li
is in haudwriting of Meese; there is a
resemblance to his.
Robert Denuisnn, sworn. I reside in
Warren; am postmaster there; I was
ptstmuster there during 1873; exhibits
"A" and R" showu wituess; the post
niaiks aie those of our cfiice; the date
is always correct; it is tho universal
custom to mail letters the day they are
stamped; after letters are postmarked,
they are always scut out within an hour
or two thereafter; Warron letters ought
to reach Kaue by duo course of mail
within one hour from the time they are
posted; exhibit "A" is in the hand
writing of C. A. Schuer, of Warren.
Cross-examined I have no record or
recollection of these identical envelopes;
I can't say what year the letter was
posted.
The defendant was held in (1,000
bail to answer at tbe July term tf
United States Court at Erie.
STm ENO i LS.
Measels are numerous in Clariou
county.
Five hundred persons ia Mcadville
are under the care of physicians.
An Erie County . womm recently
gttve birth to four female babies.
Lock Haven is troubled with small
pox. Mrs. Taylor recently died in Sullivan
county, ut tho vcuerable ago of uiuety
six years.
Clearfield Ins raised S100 Tor the
Kansas and Nebrska grasshopper suf
ferers. Mrs. Margaret N. Huffman, died in
Frank ford, ale days ago, uged nearly
100 years.
The bill p'rmiitiog defendants to
testify in criminal cases has passed the
State Senate by 20 years tn 18 nays.
Tho foreman of n late grand jury in
Rlair County, opened the session of
that body each morning with prayer.
IJrookvillo has fowarded forty-five
dollars in money, a large box of clothing
and two barrels of groceries to the suf
ferers in Kansss aud Nebraska.
A Simple man uauied Robert Stuart,
about, forty years of age, died from ex
cessive driuking, iu Pittsburgh last
week.
Ou Sunday, a reek, James Ileadley,
died at the Old Mau's Home, West
Philadelphia, iu the 102 year of his
age.
Judge finrdoncf the Supreme Court,
has decided that the municipal cotpota
tion is responsible for damages to pedes
linns injured iu consequence of the ac
cumulation ol ice aud snow u the bido
walks. A msn named Jack Gray, of Center
villc, was stabbed on Saturday uight
last, by a brother-in-law, whib: on his
way home from Titusvilie. When ar
riving ut Centreville, he was so exhaus
ted f rom less of blood that he fell from
his horse.
Jesse Anderson, of Sunbury, Pa., en
gineer ou the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, in jumping oft a freight tiaiu
at tho upper end of ilarrisburg on the
loth, was tun over by a shifting engiue
passing on the uext track, and instantly
killed. Ho leaves a wife and three
children.
When tbo prisoners in the Jefferson
County jail grow weary ol their confine
ment they have only to displace a stune
and step out. Two men num.-d respec
tively D. N. Eullcr and Cla'k, sou
tcuccd at the Deccm'oet tor;u, 1)1,; for
mer for breakiug jaii, uud the latter l.r
selling liquor, deeutujed ouo day lust
week.
Jl'J'.flE JUN'KS ON TllAMPS.
Judge Juukiu of, Pony county, de.
cided lust week, that neither Justices
of tbe peace, sheriff, nor constables
have auy aut'aoiity to interfere with or
apprehend vagrants or tramps, exctpt
as provided by act of February -1,
1707, and June 13, 1830, that 13 upon
hearing uui committal, aud fuitber
more, tliat the seutenee ruut be to tin
common jail, lie also decided that no
justice has authority to issue permits to
obtain meals at either the poor house or
jail, and make the county liable for the
meals furnished. The only way, there
tore, for communities vh.it cd by tramps
is to support them privately or have
them arrested, convicted and sentenced
by a justice, when they will bo kept at
the t-xpeii'e of tin; county.
Jason Weeks, of Rangor, Maine, who
was robbed of $10,000 in bonds in oue
of tbe passeuger cars of tbe New Haven
Kailroad, at the Twenty sevpcth street
depot. New York city several years ago,
aud who brought suit against the com
pany to recover, received a vetdict iu
the Supreme Court of New .York State
last week lor the full amount of the
Mtoleu bonds.
Sates of Advertising.
One column, one year $" 00
I ' -JO 00
j " ' ' V..j('f)
I " " 13 0)
Transient advertisements per square of
eight line, one insertion $1, two inser
tions, SI. 50, three insertions, $2.
Business cards, leu lines or less, per
yen? $5.
Advertisements payable quarterly.
t LLElillENY VALLEY HAIL P.OAD
LOW-GHAl'K 11 VISION.
On and after MONDAY, NOV. 21, 1874.
trains between Htdhauk and Driftwood will
run as ielUv.s:
WESTWARD.
KXl'KKSS and MAIL will lenTe Drift
wood daily nt l'-VJO p ni, ltevuuldsville at
t:"lt p ni, Urookville at 4:03 j ni, hi 11 v in g
at r.eubaua at u:U p ni, connecting ymu
liipresH ou Main Line tor Pittsburgh.
MIXED WAY leaves lleyuuldsville daily
at tj:4U a 111, lSiooltTiKe at b:10 a id, arriv
ing at lleubank at 11:30 a ni, connecting
wuu trams uortu ana soutu ou istn Line.
EASTWARD.
KXPRESS and MAIL leaves Hedl.auU
daily at lliOa in, arrives ut Urookville l
u m, l.evuolilsvills at i m, Drift
wood at ti:lu p in, connecting with trains
east una west ou t and L Kanrouu.
MIXED WAY leaves New Uellile'ni daily at
o:03iiu, arrives ut ISrookvillo at o:33 p
ui, lit) uoluijville at c-iU p iu.
MAIN I.1XE
On and after MwNDAY. KOV 23. 1874,
trains ou the Allegheny Valley Kuilroad will
run as tollows:
LL'l r'ALO EXPKESS will leave Pitts
burgh daily at 7:45 a ui, Ucubunlc Juuetion
at 10:47 a to, and arrive ut Oil City at 2:40
p in.
KKillT EXPltESS will leave. Oil
city at U:03 p w.Hedbauk Junction at 2:55
a ui, and arrive at PitlaburgU at 7:20 a m.
XllliSMLLL fcM'KESS leaves Pitts
burgh at S:0O p nt, Pedbank Junution at
ti;25 pai, aud arrives at Oil City at 10:20 p
m. lieturumg, leaves on city at B:oO a
ui, Keubuuk Juuetion at 12:11 au, aud ar
rives at Pittsburgh at 8;45 p in.
J. J. LAWRENCE,
Geueral Superintendent.
Ws. W. PaiLLirs,
iN't 8upt., Brook ville.F.
iJuiJjIo, jStw Yo k &, I'luiad.'lphia K'y.
On and after FEDUARY lltli, 1875, and
until further nutice, trains will leave Hut',
falo from the Buffalo, New York & I'liila.
delphia l'.ailroml Depot, corner Ezct.ango
and Louisiana streets, (Uuflalo time) as fol
lows: 7:40 A. M , MAIL, stepping at Ebencier
8:03 Springbrook 8:10 Elnia S 15 Jamison's
8:10 Aurora 8:26 Wales 8:38, Holland 8:50
Protection 9:00 Arcade 9:14 Yorkshire :23
Matthias H:33 Franklinvillo, 0:50, Ischua
10.11 llinfcdalo 10.27, Erie Kailway 10.43
Olesn 10.C5, Weston's 11.03, Porlvillo,
11.10, Btate Line 11.18; Eldrcd 11-81
Laiwbce's 11.88, Sartwcll 11.44 Turtle
Point 11.48 Port Alleghany 12.01 P.M.,
Liberty 12.19, Keating 12.29 Shippen
12.40 Emporium 1.00 P. M.
!U3 A. M., MIXED TRAIX TO OLEAN,
slopping at Ebenetcr 10 05 Springbrook.
10,3i, Elnm 10.62 Jamison's 11.00 Aurora
11 25 Wales 11.49, Holland 12.10 P. M.,
Protection 12-30, Arcade 12 07, Torkshiro
1.12 Mactaias 1.80. Franklinvills 2.05,
Ischua 2.00, Hiaedale 3 21. Erie Kailway
4 00 P. M.
3.30 P. M., EXTRESS, Blopping ftt
ELeuczer 3,53, Sprintbrook 4.04 Eiuib 4.11
Jamison's 4. 1(1 Aurora, 4.22, Wales 4.33
Holland 4-40. Protection 4.5ti, ArcadeS 11
YorkHhire 6.1J .Macliias 5.30, Frauklinviltc
5.40 Ischua (i.03 hinsdule C.20, Erie Rail
way 6.30, Olcun 6.52, Weston's 7.10, Pott
ville 7U0, State Lins 7.11, Eldd 7.27.
Larnbee'i 7.35, 8nrlwell 7.41, Turtle Point
7.4, l'oit Allegany 7.58, Liberty 8 17,
Keating 826, hit. pea 8.45, Emporium
9.00 P. M.
TKA1NS LKAVE EMPORIUM:
4 00 A. M., EXPltE.SS.'etopp'.iig at Ship
pen 4.15 Kfnting 4 v5 Liberiy 4.44 Port
Allegheny 6.03 Turlla Point 6.15, Sartwell
5.20, l.tirabee's 6.25, Eldred 6.33 Htnte
Line 5.44 Poiiville 6.22. Weston's 6.57,
Oltnu 0.20. Erie Railway C.23, Kinslnle
0.38, Ischua 8.62, Fruklinvillc 7.10,
Mnehias 7.2M Yorkshier 7.35 Arcade 7.43,
Protection 7.67, Holland 8.03; Wales 8.15,
Aurora 8.26 Jamison's 8 33 Elma 8.88,
iSpriugbrook 8.43, Lbtnczer b.62, Bull'alo
'J.lu A. M.
6 00 A. M., LOCAL rASSENGER t
FREItlllT, stopping at Shippen 6.40, Keat
ing 7.85 Liberiy 7.30. Port Allegan 8,40
Turtle Point U 13, Sui t well 9.25, Laralee's
'J.40 Eldred 10 03 Ktale Line 10.88, Port
villa 11 10 We.-ion's 11.25, Olaan 11.42,
Frio Euibvuy 11.47, Hinsdale 12.20 P. M..
lsrbua 1.08, Ftnnklinville, 2,05, Macliias
2.41, Yorkshire 8,00, Arcade 3.15 Protect
ion 3.42, Holland 4.03 Wales 4.35, Aurora
5.00, Jamison's 5.20 Elini 5.28, Spring
brook 6 -10, Ebcuezer 6. CO, Junction 0.30
P. M.
2.(0 P.M., MAIL, stopping at Eliippen
2 15, Ktuting 2.25, LibtHy 2.44, Port Al
legheny 3.03 Turtle Poiut 3.15 Ssrlwell
3.20, Larabees 3.20, Eldred 3.3, State
Line 3.40, Portville 3.55, Weston's 4.02
Oieun4.20, Erie Railway 4 23, Hinsdale
4.38 Ibdiua 4.52, Franklinville 5.11,
Mae bins 5 ;,0, Yorkshire 5:37, Arcade 5.46
Protection 6.02, Hullund 6.10, Wsles 6.20,
Aurora C-32, Jiiinisnn's 6.38, Elmo 0.42,
t?pi iugbri ok 0.17, Lbeiiezer 6.58, Duffulo
5.20 P. ii.
1 RAIN LEAVES OLEAN:
6 25 A.M. LOCAIi l'ASSENOEIS &
FKMIU i!T, s'oppuig at Hinsdale 7.00
iicLju T.i'.'J, Fruukiiuvllle 8.16, Muchius
t.-'ii.', Yoriisjiic '.1.23, Arcade 9.45, Prolect
u.l. lo l l. Hollund 10 S3, Wales 11.00,
Aurora 1 1.23, Ji.iiaou'a 11.39, Elma 11.04,
tl i-in;bi ook 12 20 V A Ebener 12 22,
LuEaio 1 00 V. il .
&jrNo trains run on Sim lavs.
li. FIdX, Geu'l M unager.
II. L. LYMAN, Ueu't Pass'r Ait't
J. D, YEOMANS, Cen't Sup't
She Simcs.
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BUSIITCi&S GAUDS.
G. A. RATlIMUiV,
Attorney-at-law,
Uidgway, Pa.
2 2 tf.
RUFUH LUCORE,
Attorney-at-La
Ridgway, Elk Co., Ta. Office ia
Hall's new Erick Building. Claims foe
collection promptly attended to.
v3nlly.
HALL & M' VALLEY,
Attorneys-at-Liw.
Office in New Brick Building, Main St
Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v3n2tf.
J. 0. IK RAIL El',
ATTORNEY-AX-LAW.
vlnioyl. Ridgway, Elk County, Ta.
Agent for the Traveler's Life and Aool
dent Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.
JAM EH D. FULLER TON,
Surgeon Dentist, having permanently lo
cated in Rigway, otters his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Ridgway ana sur
rounding country. All work warranted.
Olhco iu bervice & Wheeler's Building, up
stairs, first door to the left, 73-n-32-ly
CHARLES HOLES,
Watchmaker, Engvaver and Jeweler,
Main street, Ridgway, Pa. Agent for tb
Howe sjewing Machine, and Morton Gold
Pen. Repoiriug Watches, etc, done wiih
he same accuracy as heretofore. Salis
actioa guaranteed. vlnly
G. G. MESSENGER,
Druggist and Paraccutist, N. W. cornet
of Main and Mill streets, Ridgway, Pa.
full assortment of carefully selected For
eign and Domestic Drugs. Prescriptions
carefully dispensed at all hours, day or
night. vlu3y
T. S. HARTLEY. M. V.,
Physician ana Surgeon.
OIBce in Drug Store, corner Broad and
Main Sis. Residence corner Broad St.
opposite the College. Otlice hours from
8 to 10 A. M. and from 7 to 8 P. M.
vln2y 1.
J. S. B OR DWELL, M. I).,
Eclectio Physician and Surgeon, has remov
ed;his olhce lrom Centre street, to Maiu st.
Ridgway, Pa,, iu the second story of the
new brick building of John G. liall, oppo
site Hyde's store,
(jtliee hours: 8 to 0 a- m: 1 to 2 p. m. 7
jan U 73
HYDE HOUSE,
IUdoway, Elk Co., Pa.
W. II. SCII 11 AM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
so liberally bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying Btrict at
tention to the comfort aud convenience of
guests, to merit u continuance oi the
same.
Oct 30 1800.
BUCK TAIL HOUSE,
Kasb, McKean Co., Pa.
11. E. LOOKER, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so
liberally bestowed upou him, the new pro
prietor, hopes, by paying strict attention
10 the Comfort aud convenience of guests,
to merit a continuance of the same. The
only stables for horses in Kane and well
kept night or day. Hall attached to the
Hotel. Vln23yl.
KERSEY HOUSE,
Ct.sTuaviLLE, Elk Co., Pa.
John Collins, Proprietor.
Thankful for the Datronnire liprtntnr
so liberilly bestowed upou him, the new
pro prieior, nopes, oy paying strict at
lent ion to the comfort and couvenienct
of guests. 1 1 merit a continuance of the
same.
V. W. HAYS,
liKALKu IN
Ery Goods, Notions, Groceries,
and General Variety,
FOX, ELK CO., PA.
liar ley 1. O.
vln47tf.
RAILROADS-
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia & Erie 11. R. Division.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
ON and after MONDAY, NOV, 16, 1874,
the trains on the Philadelphia &
Erie Ruiiroud will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
ERIE MAIL leaves Philadelphia 11.55 p m
" " " Renovo 11.10 a in
" " " Emporium 1.10 p m
" St. Mary's 2.05 p m
" Ridgway 2.33 p m
" Biiivo ut Erie 8.05 p m
EASTWARD.
ERIE MAlL'leaves Eris 11.20 a m
" " Ridgway 4.45 p ta
" " St. Mary's 6.10 p ni
41 " " Emporium 6.05 p m
' " Renovo 8.25 p tu
" " err. at Philadephia... G.50 a m
Mail East eonuects east uud west at Erie
with L S M S It W.
Mail West with east aud west trains no
L S & M S ItW
WM. A. BALDWIN.
Uen'i Sup't.
QUOTATIONS
or
White, Powell & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 42 toutU Third Street.
Philadelphia, March 2d. 1875.
BIO. ASKID
U. S. 1881. 0 19i 14
do 5 20, 0 'U2, M and N lbg 10
do de '04 do 17 li
do us 0i do y-i -0
do tlo '05 J and J It It
do dt '07 de K'i l'JJ
do do '08 do l'J 1'4
do 10-40, coupon 14 14
do Pucifio U s cy Int. off 18 1
New 6'sReg. 1881 14J 14
do . 1881 144 14
Gold 144 14jj
Silver 107 10J
Peunsylvuuia - 55 65
Reading 6tl 60 J
Philadelphia & Erie l'Jf 1
Lehigh Navigation Div. off. 4'Jt 4VJ
do Valley 113 63
Uuited 11 U of N i Ex. Div.......130i 132
Oil Creek Hi llf
Northeru Central 834 84
Central Traaspertaiien 44- 45
Nesquehouiug C6 g
A . tAMoiigags 6's 'bW 10 lost