O. A. RATH&UN,
AUqrney-at-latr,
Ridgway, Ti. 2 2 If.
RUFtS LUCORti,
t ( Atlorn'ey-at-La
Ttidgwiy, Elk. fco., Pa. . Office In
Willi's new Crick, Duilding. . Claims for
collection promptly attended to.
Y3nl1y.
JIALL & M'CAULEV,
Attorneys-ftt-Liw.
Oflice in New Brijit Building, Mnin SI
Ridiwny, Elk Co., Pa. 3n2lf.
j, 0. IP, BAILEY,
AtTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Vlnioyi.. .Ridgwiiy, Elk County, Pa.
Agent for the Traveler's Life and Acoi
deni Insurance Co., of Hartford, Colin.
JAMES D. FULLERTON,
Surgeon DentiBt, . Having pertnnnently lo
cated in Rigway, offers liu rrof;3sionnl Her
vices to the citizens of, Ri,Jgwr.y r.nri mir
lounding country. Alt work, warranted.
Office in Service & Wlisctpr's Bnildinjt, up
stairs, first door to the left, 73-n-32-ly
CHARLES HOLES.
, Watchmaker, Engraver and Jeweler
Main stree Ridgwny, Ta. Agent lor the
Howe Sewing Machine, and Morton Gold
l'en. Rcpoi,r.ng Watches, eta, dorcwith
lie same accuracy as heretofore. Satis
fuctioa guaranteed. vluly
G. G. MESSENGER,
Druggist and rarrnacsutist, N. V?. corn"!
of Main and Mifl ctrjeby KiJ-say, Pa.
full assortment of carefully tis'.etited for
eign and Domestic Druju. , Prcscvijitions
carefully. dispensed at iill hours, day or
:iight. vluiiy
T. S. HARTLEY. M. O.,
riiysicion ana Surgeon. i
Office in Drug Store, corner Broad and
Main Sts, ltcsidence corner Broad St.
opposite the College. Office hours lrom
fc lo 10 A. M. a'ud from 7 to 3 P. M.
vlu2yl.
.. X. Ji OR DWELL, M. I).,
F.clectio Physician nn.d Surgeoa, ha4 remov
ed his office lrom Centre siioet, to Mail si.
ltidgwny, Vn,, iu the second story of the
lie brick building of John (i. Hall, oppo
site Hyde's store, ,
7.t jc luurj: 1 to 2 P M" 7 lo 9 P M
HYDE HOUSE,
RibowAY, Klk Co., Pa
W. II., S'CriltAJT, rrc'prietor.
Thankful for th'fl ptroTiai9 hcretofort
so liberally bestowed upon linn, the new
proprietor, hopes, cy piiyiug s.vict ai
lention to the comtort niij couvenience o
guests, to merit' a comiuuince oi ilr
sauio.
Oct 80 leti'J.
KERSEY HOUSE,
CtNTBavu.LK, Elk Co., Pa.
John Co'LriiNs", Proprietor. 4.
Thankful for the patioiittge herstoiorj
80 liberilly bestowed upon hiui, the new
proprietor, hopes, by pr.yiitg strict at
fcation to tlie corni'ort and couvenience
of gu.-sts. t merit a coiiiiiiiiuiice of the
same.
l; HAYS,
dea;,'b.. in
Ery Goods, Notions, Grccerles
and General Variety,1
FOX, ELK CO:, PA.
ilarley P. O.
vln47lf.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA 15AIL KOAD
Philadelphia' & Erio P.'. R. Division
WINTER TIME TABLE.
ON andafter MNDA?, MA. 2i 875,
the trains on the Philadelphia li
i.i ia Railroad will rin os follows :
WESTWARD.
KANE ACCOM leaves ft'novc'....
" ' Driftwood.,
" ', Knifori'.i:n
" '. St Marys...
' " Kidgway...
' " WUcoj:....'.,
Err at Kane..
4 3 5 p rn
5' 6 5 p rn
t 55 p iu
7 55 p m
8 25 p m
U 05 p ni
j an p m
ERIE MAIL leaves Philadelphia 11 65 p ni
rtenovo n Ui a m
' " " Eniporium.,...', 1 10 p ui
" St. Mary's 2 00 pdn
Kidgway 2 25 p m
' Wilcox , 2 5r3 p ra
' arrive at Erie 7 50 p m
, EASTWAllU.
SENOVO ACCOM leaves Kane... 8 00 a a
" ". Wilcox- 8 33 a m
" Kidgway 9 25 a m
" " Bt Marys. .......10 01 a m
" " Emporium 1105 am
Driftwood 12 15 pm
1 " Benovo ......... 1 40 p m
ERIE MAIL leaves Eris. ........... a m
" " Kane 45pm
. Wileox 4 08 n m
" ' kidgway 4.45 pm
" " " 6t. Mary's 6.10 p m
" " " Emporium 6.05 p m
" Kenovo..,. 8.25 p m
" " arr. at Philadephia.., 6.50 a m
Uenovo Accom and Kane Accom connect
ejist and west at East with' Low Grade Di
vision and B N Y & P K H
WM. A. BALTiTlflN.
Gen'l Bup'tl
Fresh family Groceries, and Canoed
tjoods at P&KV Tb'e' cheapest and
GrEOiWOODS&CO.'S
sis Mfeiiiyii i jj"
? &$&ftfi& - as
Jkw lem-rltablj itru.ne-ts p i.s c;i itili jot musical cffccM and exprfwioo never before sttiitaoj.
AiUftrd (or Amc!;ir .-rnd rrofptkiotiij, and n ornrnent i:i ny patlor. V Beautiful New Style!, now reidy.
G20.-VVCCDSCO pamlidgeriort, .Mass.
WARtmrOSt l.ffWVartca Efjton: 170. Slat fij.. Chleagoi 8 Laayale Hill, tontloa.
f'TJp ViiA tT T t'I A 7.7 & " '"g imicn1 Joiirml of iclc.ted niune and valuable reeding
I Vtt XA U lT Li matter. Vv mail f-ir ii tjer venr. or ten nfta miftibf-r Karh timhr
v:ii,-ins frcm $a tu worth of fi,.r., , ir.;i,;.i mu..ir.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
IN
DAN SCKliiNER WISHES TO IN
y i i
form the Cittzcns of Ridgwaj, and the
public gcterally, that he has started1 a Wv
cry Slable and will keep
GOOD STO'ck.G'bjf) CAIUliACfES
Busies, to let upon the most rcusona
ble lerus
.1.. .. ,
rjQUHe will also do jVo tiaiin.
"
Stable on Broad street, above Main
All orders left at ths Post Offic rill rr;el
prompt attention
Aug 20 lh:t). tf.
JP YO'fJ WANT TO BUT
GOODS CHEAP
GO To'
James h- iLiiwrt
Main Street, F.idgway, Pa,
dry goods, notions, boots
: suO'es iiats and caps,
glass and quekns
w ark, woo!) and
WlLLOU'-WAfiK,
TOBACCO AND (JlaARSl.
A targe Stock of
Groceries and Provisions.
The BEST BRANDS of FLOUR
Ccudtantly orj' hand', and' told as chrap
as the Ui'JEApES'f.
JAMES tt. HAGERTY.
Eidgway Cemetery.
J.ots are nuwtflered for rale hy the
Kidgv?iy Ccui-tiiry Acociation in the' new
Cemetery The prescut low price' for lots
may soon be advanced.
Apply at the ofics of
W. Si II AMBLE N,' Secret ary
Ridgway, Sept. 7 1873.
n-20
Frivate Tuition.
Pupils wantisg to receive iasttuction in
Greek cr L!i1in, or tfesii-iuf to prepare for
College can have opportunity of doing so
by app.ying to'the Hector of Grace Church.
He having made the neec'ssary arrange
menls v?i II be glad to receive, a limited
number of young ladies and re-itlemen for
iostructiou. For information as to terms
no apply to
KEV Wr. 3 AS. iIILLF.3, A. ?t ,
fiidsjway', Pa!
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that of. any other, daily in Pennsylvania,
with a sin ex option. Ii has now ..the
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in everything and' will, )n all politcal
straggles, he faithful to truth and its . own
convictions. It makes no, hollow, pretence
of neutrality on the leading questions of
the dty, or in political, contests a, they
pass, but will ever discard the blind par
tisan, thaj (.would subordin ite the right to
party success, no matter for what organi.
lation, or in hoee interest such claim is
made, and will fearlessly criticise political
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GKO, WOODS i CO., Publishers, Cambrldgeport, Mats.
FIXA XCA L A CCO I 'NT OF MIL L
STOSll TOWNSHIP jiwd Jmd
for the jcar endinxj Aphll 3d, 1875.
: . 1 , !).. ,,.
To unsented tajc retyrreil to
Co.Cqniip'rp fofthefear 1S74 $ 600 27
To unseated tax returned to Co ,
t'omm'rs for the year 1875 060 27
To unhealed tax returned to eo
coniniissioneffli, bheciul cush
levy for the Vear ,1875 600 27
To Heated ffupliea.t,o .for 187.5 , 195 7(5
special cash '75 195 5
To crt-or in statement for 1874
in favor of townribif)
To cash frorri.C.H Hoffhian
former treasurer
195 95
6 91
f 2388 43
By exonerations
3 25
19U 51
I5y seated duplicatewoiketlout
Hy A. Zimniermah's time as
: supervisor , , , nl
By Elias, Ishman's time as su
pervisor By povder,fuse,p'lank and tools
By 2 per cent, for dlsbursi'iip;
97 00
C7 68
34 01
10 58
To balance in faorof townsb'ip 1983 40
. . . $2388 43
RESOURCES OF OA D i'VVTH.
Unseated fax returned to eo.
,emmisHioners,for 1874 '75 1980 81
Seafed tax returned to county
.commissioners for 1875 28 70
Seated tax returned to county
commmissioners on the Grant
.Mill lot for the year 1874 1 1 17
Seated luplicate, cash levy, for
..the J:ar 1875 . 19.3 95
Balance due township by AVm.
Ciydehite township trcas. ,. 1191
Liantitticsiii excess of resources 468 88
, -.-. . .. $L'G98 37
i.lATUJ.nrE OF KOAD FU.VDS,
fiiitHtnndingorders . 298 37
Unseated orders of 1871 liv C U
llofl'man former wp treas. 400 00
Unseated ordwi-sdf JS75 by Vm
Clyde late twp. treas. ' 5-J5 00
Judgment of Uarriisou Cats 1475 00
-. . $2098 37
RF.sorncKs of poor funds.
Seated duplicate of 1875 . , 58 fi4
" adiIitionillS75 134 7'J
Unseated tax returnl to eo
commiswionem for. l"7 1 108 08
Unseated ttix returnd to co.
commissioners for T875 CCC 41
Cafdi fromt! 11 llolfmni former
lreainvr , 21 57
Balance due tovnshii) from
Wm Clyde late twp. trens. 80 64
1 , . . , $U'J0 43
, T.TABtftTIKS OF i'OOH Fl'XDS.
O'itstuitdin orders 321 05
- per cent. fordisbursih)j:i?Vl5 87 2 82
Judgment of .Margaret 'i'iiuteher ti otj
liesources iu excess of liabilities 880 40
, 11G0 48
We, the undersigned, auditor of
Millstone to.wnshin. havimr cxiiminnil
the above statement do certify. thut it
is.eorrect to the best of our knowledge
and belief, April 3d, 1876.
J,. J. MOOllE, V
0,0. T. HOKF, Auditors.
UODFKEY PAKROTT J
Attksv: G. C. T.'Hoff, Twp. Clerk.
, AD IXISTR4T0R'8 NOTICE.
ESTATE of'Thos. CaVnpbell, gr,; late ot
Highland township, Hk., county de
ceased. All persons indebted, to. said es
tate are requested to niako immediate pay.
meut, and those having Jcg'al claims against
the same will.pre3eut them, without delay
in proper order, fy settlement, ta
KOBT. I. CAMPBELL,
Administrtito ,
kidgway, Ta., Maich 15, 1870 nt Ot
, . , Register's Xotice.
Notice is hereby given that the fo)
lowing accounts have been filed in
my othce.and will be presented on the
first day of the next term of the Or
phan's Court ;for confirmation, being
the 4th Monday in May, 187.it.
Final account of Horace Little and
Hiram Egleston, Administrators of t he
entateof CjrARK EaiKTOX. deceased.
Final Account .of Walburga Tresch
Administratrix, of. t,he estate of Ma
thias Tresch, deceased.
Supplemental account of .JeVome
Powell Administrator, of the estate of
J. CCVapix, deceased. 1
FKEU. SCHtENINa, Register.
Caiitlon.
Wcedville, April 4th,' 187C All per
sons are hereby warned not.topurchase
any of the following, named articles
now in the possession of Mr A J Avery,
of rl'eedville, Klkc county, Pa., as said
articles were purchased hy the under
signed, at Sheriff's Sale, and are only
left in possession,' of the said Avery
until convenient for rue to remove
them: One sorrel mare, one black and
white cow, three yearling steere, one
two year old bull, one two year old
heifl'er, oiie white hog, one buggy, one
lumber wagon, one pair log sleds, one
pair fancy sleds, one oil Bafe, one pair
platform scales, one heating stove and
pipe, one heating stove, one lot of po
tatoes, oue lot of com and straw fod
der. C. L. AVEl.Y.
llStf.'
A'cocpTete stocYof ladies misses and
cbildrens shces, light, medium and
h'eavyat P,'& K's. Now is the time to
buy-
Alpacas cheaper thaa ever tefor
know o' at P. & K's"
Ttid
" -1 - - , ,
ELK COUNTY DyQg
Oflc3 ia Thaler & ilagarfv's Block,
RlDGWAl1, rX.
RIBE,
1 ; . ,
SUBSCRIBE.
TEKtftf TWO DOLLARS A YEAlv.
GIVE OS A' CALL FOP.
JOB WORK !
i CARDS,'
TAGS,'
.-JVELOIES
LETTER HEADS,
NOTI5 HfiAS,"
HILL IIKAbEV;
viAm-AW oV JitU.TwJ
WJiNfilLY SI AliSMENTS,
PROGltAMjiE's,' POSTERS, &C.
ORliEiis liY MAIL
piR6.Sir3TLYi aVtende'd to'
Ada
rcss
Tfl'ri ADVOCATE, '
Kiigway, lk Co.,
LIFE, Growth, BEAUT X".
LONDON HAIR COLCTl RESTORER
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER
1 ,
Not a Dye; makes harsh hair soft and
1 .1.1, . . ..t 1,
Bnky!-,canC8,ll0BcnlP from til Impurities,
causing the hair to grow where it has fallen
off or become thin..
Can be applied ,by the hand as it does not
stain the skin. orjsoil the finest linen. As
, Hair Dressing it is the most nerfcot the
worm nas ever prouueca. . Tne na r Is re
novated and. .strengthened, and natural
co'or restored without the application of
mtneraj suostances. . 1 . .
Sinoe the introduction of this trulv valu-
ae preparation into ttiis country,, it has
been ,the wonder and admiration of all elas
ses, as it has proved to be the only article
mat win anoiutciy witliotit deception, re
store gray hair toils original oolor, health
softness, lustre and beauty, end produce
hair on bald heads of its original frowth
and color.
Thisbeaullful and fragrantly perfumed
article is complete within itself, no washing
or preparation before or after its use, or
accompanyment of any kind being required
to obtain these desirable results.
Hore Is the Proof of Its SUPERIOR
EXCELLENCE.
fend this Feme Cortiticate. testified to
by Edward, BGarrigues fine of the most
competent Druggists and Chemists of Phila
delphia, a man whose veracity none can
doubt. .
I am happy to.add my testimony, to tho
great value of the L?ndon Knir Color Ro-
storer which restored my hair to its origi.
11 iu toior, anu me nue appears to De per
manent. I am satisfieii that this prepara
tion not a dye but operates upon the se
cretions. It is also a beautiful hair dress
ing and promotes the growth. 1 purchased
the first bottle from IvJward B. Gurrieuea.
druggist, Tenth and Coates street, who can
also testify my hair was quite gray when I
commenced its use. MKj. MILLER, No.
730 North Ninth street, Phiia.
Dr. 8wavne Son, Kespected friends:
I have the plenSure to inform you that a
lady of my acquaintance, Mrs. Miller, is
delighted with the success of your London
Hair Uolor Restorer. Her hnir was fast
falling and quite gray. The Color has been
' restored, tho falling off entirely stopped,
ana a new growth, ot nair is the result.
, E. li. UAKKl'iUliS,
Druggist, cor Tenth and Coates, Phila.
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July 22d, I81I. Dr. Swayne & Son:
Last winter ifhile in Trenton,. N. J.. I pro
cured s.x bottles London ,. Hair Color Re
! stoier, which I like very niich, in fact bet
ter than any tuing I have used in the last
nine years. 11 you please, .send me one
dozen botlles.C O D core W S Fogler &
Son DruBci!s, No; ITS ..Tremont street.
Iloston. . Kerpoctfully yours, ADA BAKER
1S0 uv Kutlana square.
London Hair Color Restorer ai.d Dressing
lias coiiipteteiy restoreu my hair to its
original color and youthful beauty, and
c iu-ed a rapid aud luxuriant growth.
! M Ko. Aiilli MUliHIi, No 010 North
; Seventh Street, Philadfllpliia.
Dr. Dalton of Philadelphia, says of it.
The London Hair Color liestDrer is used
very extensively among my patients and
friends, as well as by myself. I therefore
speak from experience. - -. - i
75 CENTS PER BOTTLE'.
Address orders to Dr. SWAYNE t SON
330 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.,
sole Proprietors.
SOIL U'1LZ. li Mi tlG G ISTS
T II H L UN G S
CONSUMPTION!
This distressing and dangerous complaint
and Us premonitory symptoms, neglected
cot.gh, night sweats, hoarseness, wnstirj
rlesti lever permanently cured by D3ST0H
S WAYNE'S COMPOTE STttTTP CiV I7TT.-
; CEEtiiv'i'.
liKONCHITIS A premonitor or Pul
monary Consumption, is characterized bv
oi.tarrh, or inflamation of the mitcuin mem
brane of the air passages, with cough and
expectoration, short breath, hoarseness,
pains in the chest. For ull bronchial affec
tions, sore throat, loss of voice, coughs,
S WAYNE'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
IS A BOVtUElC-N HEMKDY
Iloniorihags, or Spittinc of lihod. mav
proceed trom t lie larynx, tracliin, bmnchia
or iungs anil arises lrom various causes, as
unuue physical eertioD, plethora, or full
ness of the vessels, weak lungs, overstraia
ng of the voico, suppresseil evacii iiioii, ob
struction of the spleen or liver, &c.
Dr. Swayuc's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
striken at the root of distjss by rinrifvine
the blood, restoring the, liver and kidneys
10 iieauiijf a'niuu, luvigoraimg the nervous
system. ....
'flio only standard remedy for houior-
rhane, broiichiul .jind all pulmonary cum-
i.',,u,9. u;uilj.u, ur tiiuat, preuis
posed to weak lungs should not fail to use
this great vegetable remedy.
lis marvelous power, not only oyer con-
cumpt-on, but over every chronic dbcise
where a gradual altcraLve action is needed
Under its use the. couah is loosened, the
night sweats diminished, the pain subsides.
Lihe pulse returns. to its natural standard
the stomach 13 improved in its power to di
gest and assimilate the ,fooJ and cvorv
1 . . .
organ has a purer. and better quality of
blood supplied to it, out of which new re
creative aud plaotio material is made.
Prepared only by
DR. SWAYNE & SON,
889 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
SOLO BY ALL l EOMl.Nt.NT DuUUGlSTS.
Itching Piles!
PILES, PILES, ITCHING PILES,
rosmvELT cubed by the use of
S WAYNES OINTMENT
HOME TESTIMONY.
Iwassorcly aCicted with cne of the most
distressing of all diseases Pruritus or Pru
rigo, or more commonly known as ltohing
Piles. Tbeitchinp; ut times was almost in
tolerable, increase;! bv scratching, and not
unfrequently. become quite sore. bought
a bor ot,S pay'ne's Ointment; its .use gvc
quick rc.liqf, and in a short time made a
pcrfecture. l.can.now sleep undisturbed.
find I would adviss all who are sutlering
with this distressing complaint to procure
twayne's Ointment at ouce. I . had tried
prescriptions almost innumerable, without
finding and permanent relief.
JOSETii W. CHRIST, ,
(Firm of Roedel & Christ,)
Bool and Ehoa House 341 North Second
btreet, Philadelphia. .,
SKItf DISEASES.'
Swaynels .All-healing Ointment is also
a speciho, 1 Tetter. Itch, Salt Rheum,
Seal I. .Head, .Erysipelas, Barber's . Itch
Blotches, all Scaly, ej-usty, cutaneous Er-
ruptious. Perfectly, sale . and harmless
eveu on the wast leader infuiU. .Price 50
ceuts. Sent, by mail to any address on re
ceipt of price. .
SWAYBE'S' PAnACEA:
Celebrated all over itie world tor Hs rema
ble cures ot Scrofula, Mercuraland Syphil
itic oomplainta. Describe symptoms in all
communicatious, Iddres letters to Dtl
S'AlNt: aud SON, Philadelphia. n7yl
THUllSDAY, AritIL 20TII, 1S70.
Send liiottr suhscripiioiiM.
Oivb us water works.
fitttca Easter eggs are plenty. .
Tin mud in the streets is drying up.
Kvekyhodv Is going lo tho Ci'ti
tcninl. Don't forget Coiniwny ll's dunce on
the 2Uh inst.
TiiK work 011 Jerome Powtll'd farm
houe Is jirogressing rapidly.
Tncni! are several liouses iii town for
rent nt . present. . .
Hans'- pill No. 53 rtlalirg to the re
moval of county sents htn heen indefi
nitely postponed, which Rtnotmts to
the defeat of 1 lib hill.
Last week Eik Creek nnd the Clarion
river wore at a very high stfifc, overflowing
tho road; and, ns usual, filling cellars at the
h-er oir' of toH ti. No particular damaree
was done by the flood so far as we can learn.
Nearly all the lumber snrled was sufc'y got
out.
We will furnih 1"00 first -das white
envelopes with your business card
printed on tin; corner tor si fit), or we
will furnish you with n good colored
envelope at :! 7". We will fit nil: h Cen-
tetiial note paper hettper than thi
cheapest. Give us a cull. AH work
done neatly and proi.-.pl ly.
T"": RErUBL'.c I.'agni'iue foi April nnin.
tains its previous b ath reputation. Thor
oughly Uepubliciin in lone, Tub Repcii-
lio deals plainly v.i:h the political issues
of the day and the pretenniou of the T'enic-
cratic patty. During the Presidential
canvass no Republican should be without
this valuable monthly. It. is a co'np'cte
text-book, aud affords the material needed
by every speaker and writer in the land.
ouusoripiiuu price oniy send mnnc;
,to RcpuUlic Publishing Company, Wash
ington, D. C.
A Now Project.
A pronouncing bee will be held at
the school liou.se in Kidgway on Sat
urday evening of this week, 7-30 sharp.
One hundred words have been selected
by Geo. 11. Dixon for the occasion.
Kaeh proiiouncer will be supplied at
the proper time withlhewordspri.dcd
upon slips. The words chosen are
those in common use and those gener
ally, mispronounced. Admission free
Let there be a full attendance.
Animal Township statoaieuts.
. We publish this week the annual state
ments of Jay nnd Jones township?. Last
week we published tho stntemeut of Mill
stone township. There are several more
townships to hear fvom, aud as the act of
April 12, 1875, requires the Auditors of e tch
township to publish in April of each year,
in at least two newspapers in the couuly,
some if the township auditors will lay them
selves liable to the peualty,of tho act, which
is a fine of one thousanddo.lnrs ($1030), tin
loss they act in this matter at once.
Si'pliing1 15ee.
Th 9. tpulling bee on last Friday evcuin;
wr.s not very well attended, the twenty
tpcllisis who were to represent the iown
failed to put in an appearance, and nl tiie
sngprrsfion of Prof. Ci.;o. It, Dixon,
Alton R. Chapin and Miss Ida Luther rere
elected to choose sides'; Mis? Luther's fide
being vicarious, to. S. Klino and Miss
Taylor then choose sides wh'ch resulted in
Mr. Kline's cU-fnat. prof. J. B. Johnson
said that, he had heard some objections
made to tha teuclters spr:ling in the con
test on the Friday evening previous, nnd
that now he would pclect six young Ir.dies
from the high school depavtmeut to con
'est ng?inst the mime number of young gen.
llemen in town; the words to be written.
Tho objection was raised that a snflioicnt
number of genlletiien could not be procured
wbo would consent to engage in such a
contest. Prof. Dixon suggested li..if a
pronouncing Lee be lmi at eouio future
time, which was agreed to. Ia nno'lier
column wi'l be found tiie announcement
of the same.
New Time Tallc.
On Monday ntoriil .'g' last, April 17th.
1870, a new timetable v ent into eflect
on. the P. fe 15. R. K. The new ar
rangement restores the morning ex
press, giving three trains a day each
way. Following is the time:
Eastward.
DAY EXPRESS :B6 A. M.
ERIE KAiL E:f6 P. RS.
PHiLAQELPHIA EX 1:07A.M.
'Westward.
NIAGARA EXPRESS 7:35 P. M
ERIE (KAIL ?:a? p. M.
ERIE EXPRESS 3:51 A. M.
The Niagara Express mikes the
fastest time of any train on the road
leaving Kuneut 0 A. M., it arrives in
Philadelphia at 9 1 M.; returning it
leaves Philadelphia at 7:20 A. M.: and
arrives at Kane at 8:45 P. M.
C'ontpaiiy IPs Danee.
A dance will be given at the ci'isory of
Company H. on the evening of Friday,
April 118th, 1870, tickets $1,00. Good mu
sic will, ba lerniihed. The proceeds of
the dance will go into the treasury of the
Company. , According to the new regula
tions the hoy's must have about $13 50 worth
npicco of new trappings, as follows: New
high caps, epaulets and cartiidgo boxes
wiih the letters K. O. P. painted on the
latter, also a new white, belt with a brass
buckle having the number of the rejdinmt
(17) stamped thereon, and new white cross
belts with the letter II stamped on a neat
brass plate. . With these equipment Com,
paay H. will be iu trim, as required by
regulation, and can go to the Ceu'.euri ul,
without these "fixings" the Company will
have to stay at home. Company H, now
has the required nuuir-T of men (40) and
withpioper drill will make a creditable dis
play at the Centennial Exhibition. Go to
the dance and give the "boys" a lift.
lontli of Mrs! Vm
LAHTMondny, April I7ib .1.8IC, . Min.
Miller, vile of Wm. Jas. Milhjr, died,
after nn ill' jess of but a few wcel' s, at
the Kplseojial parsonage, this place.
The funeral took plnooon Tuesday af
ternoon at the Episcopal Church,
which was largely attended, the servi
ces Vicing conducted by Rev. H. S. Gctz.
Aft;r the services the remnlns were
conveyed to the depot to be taken to
Eric, the former home of the deceased,
for interment.
Put ten months ago Mrs. Miller came
to this place a joyous bride, during
which, time the had made a host of
friends.
Tiilibill which has been passetl by
the Leg-Mature authorizing the erec
tion of watering troughs at (suitable
pluces on-the public highways, does
not apply to counties having less than
15.000 inhabitants..
ATllitM Jo'jh Waiters, a resident
ofCalicoon N. Y., was killed, two miles
south of Wilcox' last Saturday morning
He was logging, when a tree fell upon
him biMiking the spinnl column, frac
turing the 'eft limb in-two places below
(he kii"c, ami severely Injuring him
Internally, llo lived only about tro
hours. The deceased was highly es
teemed by all who lnew
leaves a wife.
Iii 111.
AMUXI.'TR.Ut.K'S N1 H I
E.STATK OK IlfCJI McCni-:AIY. D."C'l).
hKTI'DUS TK.vr.:.!KXTAKY UpOil tllP
A bow eslite have been granted to the
uudersi.iUC'.l. nil jiersons indebted to
,;aid eslote are lvtjuof red to make pay
men 1 atttl those having claims to pre
sent ti e .same will. out dehiy, to
HKNJIY McClti:.DV Administrator,
Kerrey, 10'k, Couiify, Pa. or to nis At
torneys Hall a-M'Oai i.ky, Hidirwoy,
Pa " n't-tit.
Caution.
All persons arc hureby warned not
to purchase or meddle with oneMoler
bahman lire jiroof mi IV; purchased by
the undersigned tit Sherlll"' Sale, ami
le ft in the ease of A. J. Avery of Weed
vine, until convenient to remove the
same, its the sanl a. J. Avery lias no
interest in wild safe. .
E. F. AVE R Y.
Wcedville, April 1st , 1870 n8tf.
ANNUAL XETTLE.UKS T Ot'JA Y
ToiriiKiij for the ycrtr vndhig April
1). lbTii.
Assessed valuation $212,727 50
An.'t ol'seiicd road tax 7fif KH
of unseated r'tl tax Hit) ''
1,701 82
710 00
' of orders received from
commissioners
Ain't supervisors cheeks on
township treas. tins year
im't supervisor's checks can
celled at auditors' settle
ment Co I 81
2?3 71
Ain't this year's issue oht-
tindini
Ain't duesup'rs nt settl' ivent
L :. J.eguelt 1M i'U
A- Evans t);J 77
Am't of out standing linb.'l'-
trji cf 'his year
Ain't of funds remain
otl: 71
ing in treasury 42 8s
Am't uncollected on
special tux 1K 02
loS 50
Am't unprovided for this
year
Ain't indebtedness of former
years
403 21
Am't old order. outstanding
Vm't paid on old accounts
tills , 1 a r
J. Tnc'ey judg i ci t
(.'has YVch'i iudj,-mcnt
flnltrs heid by J.
Wilhelm
s". 00
00 Ot)
M 00
105 00
M :.f. Ti.TIEWl'l'i,)
J. M. JiliOOKKNS, Auditors.
U. L. TlilJlJiSTON, J
Attest -A. W. (ir.AY, Clerk. n0(3
JONES TO WNSUrP TN A WO i'NT
with j uitils af Kii d Tifnsiij.
To amount in hands of treas
urer lirst of ye ir 1 !4 55
To amount wit led tax levied 1 131 01
To orders from couuly com- '
missionors 1.2-0 00
To casli from Collector Atlle-
bavger 4 10
f 2,640 02
ly amour.tof ijlandingout or
tkrs lvtieemed 154 43
Iy pahl treasurer's commission 50 52
"y umount paid Supervisor Mil-'-r
for services 220 00
1 iimoiiiit panl lal orejs under
Miller. 032 01
F.y amount paid supervisor Peter
Matt ",i ft.i services 258 80
liy amount paid laborers under 1
March 707 00
Cy amount seated taxes in col
lector's hands, subject tocom-mU.-ion
and exonerations 1C0 00
By amount paid towitiship of
ficers 50 0O
. $2,540 02
ASSETS AN'') LIABILITIES OF
JOXE3 TOWNSHIP.
Amount due from Collector
Miller. 172
Amount duo
Miller, 1S73
Amount due
02 03
C3 01
177 00
l.JG 10
110 27
90-' 22
000 00
from
Collector
Collector
Collector
from
The ). Cook. 1874
Amount due from
liieo. Cook, lb75
Amount . 1.1 from
Collector
Attlebrnwi'. '70 and '71
Amount ilue from county treas
urer, old fund
Amount due from taxes, '74and
'75, subject to commissions
and expenses
$1,3S 33
KOAD LIABILITIES.
Amount of outstanding road
orders 808 10
Excess of assets over liabilities 425 14
1 1,323 83
POOIt ASSETS.'
Amount duo from Collector
Miller, '73. 82 00
Excess of liabilities over assets 523 41
. $000 87
, .. POOR LIABILITIES.
Amnmt orders outstanding 74 50
Due Jilk. County . 812 50
Due County treasurer 219 31
. . $600 37
VALUATION 0? TAXABLE PBOPEHTV IN JONKj
TOWNSHIP.
Seated 113,161 00
Unseated . . . l51125 00 .
AO. of nulls levied for roads 10
By order of Board of A uditors.
nO-nt jAf. X. Wki.lp, Town Clerk!