mm
Ilenry A. Pnrsons, Jr.,
Editor
THURSDAY. DEC. 20, 1877.
Wellington, December U. The
ruBt Office Department has iul'onm
tlon that a case of alleged Improper
Bale of stamp by the postmaster lit
Stockton, Me., which was carried be
fore tho U. S. Court at Portland an a
test case, has resulted In the convic
tion and seutence of J. F. Frye, the
postmaster. Judge Fox la reported
as holding that, under present postal
laws, postmasters making Illegal sale.o
of damps by discount or exchange for
goods can be punished. The depart
ment will lake advantage of 'his fact
to prosecute other postmasters guilty
of like offenses.
New York December 11. A new
telegraph company that is supposed to
be in opposition to the Western Union
has filed articles of incorporation with
tho County Cierk here. It is to be
called the Continental, and its first
..wires ore to be stretched between New
York and Philadelphia. Its capital is
to be ten millions of dollars, of which
James L. Shaw and X. J Baldwin, of
Philadelphia, take 1G0 shares each,
and Albanus L. AVorthington, ot
Trenton, 80,000 shares. The shares
are twenty-five dollars. Alfred Nel
son, former treasurer of the Atlantic
and Pacific, is President and Juuics U
Smith manager.
New York, December 11. The
grand jury to-day indicted Sherman
lloardwell, president of the broken
Cluirmontbttviiigs Bank, for perjury
in swearing to bank statements that
were untrue or falsified. This even
ing detectives from the District Attor
ney's office arrested Boardwell in his
mansion, at No. 405 Bergen avenue,
Je.iscy City. He asked to be detained
in his home and pleaded for an inter
view with a lawyer, but these requests
were denied and lie was taken to the
- Jersey City Police Station and locked
up tor the night- Bordwell lived in
great style.
Newark, December 13. The excite
ment to-day extended to nil the sav
ings banks, but subsided townri
night. The Newark Savings Institu
tion paid nil applicants eighteen pel
cent. The amount drawn was S25.Wi
and $2,H)0 were newly deposited. The
managers express confidence that the
depositors will ultimately lose noth
ing. The Howard Institution paid de
positors iu full as fust as they appeared
and the managers have determined to
continue payments as rapidly as their
clerical force will allow. The Dime
Bank checked their run by requiring
three months' not ice and hope to re
sume payments soon if not suddenly
compelled to convert securities. The
German Bank, a small institution
not yet affected, but will adopt the
three months' notice rule if pressed.
The Yitltie of P.ituii Rooks in I'laims
on SSavhigs liutiks.
A difpatch from Binghauiplon, 'ew
York, is as follows :
'For two years piist. the (lecisi en in
case involving the validity nl a saving
bank as a claim for deposits certifie!
therein has beeu awaited with considerable
interest in this community, and the verdict
has just been made public, having been do
livered sealed, at the terra of tho supremo
court in this city lust week, to Judge Mar
tion. Tho circumstances nre there: .
man named John Ei win died in the euui
merof 1874, leavii'g some linlc property
and a d -posit of S -50 in 'ho IJinjrhaui jitou
savings buck. I!e made a will bequeathing
all his property to a Ms. Brain, and innk-
intr her the sole executrix of the will
Some months after his death .Mis Uram up
died to the bank for tho money. The
bunk book, she said, had been lust. It wn
shown that she was the legatee of Erwin.
and also tho custodian of his will, thr
money was paid to her, she first giving an
indemnity bond with two i-uteties. I it
March. 1875, a Mrs HaL.brouclt presented
the lost bank book to the bau'n and de
manded the money. The bank retuaed to
pay her the amount, aud she begun the pro
ceedings just concluded She claimed that
Erwin bad niado her a prcseut of the book
only a short time before he died. There
was no proof that he had dor.e so, but the
jury's verdict is that Mrs. llatbrottclt is
entitled to ihe principal and interest of the
amount involved i08,2S. The bauk wi 11
bold the sureties on the indemnity bond
givcu by Mrs. Brain for the amount.''
The Dandelion and Mandrake Pills,
made by E. K. Thompson, are a very
mild tonic and diuretic, stimulating
the liver to secrete the bile and acid
which forms about the torpid organ,
passing from thence into the blood, af
fecting the heart, stomach and digi s
tive organs. We recommend taking
one pill every night for 20 or 30 days,
as a tonic and cleanser of the stomach,
without regard to moving the bowels,
for when we produce a healthy action
of the stomach, we havo overcomo the
great cause of chronic constipation
which afflicts so many middle-aged
people, brought on by over-eating, or
improper and lnaigcstioie ioou.
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Titusville, Pa. Price, 25 cents per
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ESTRAY.
Came to the Cl irU Egglcston place,
in llorton township, lidl; Co., l'a., on
or about the middle of lust May A
YEAULINU BUEL. spotted reel mid
white, legs nearly white- The owner
will please come forward, prove prop
erty, and ptiy costs or it will be dis
posed oi according to luw.
JOHN V. TBUMBUL.
Brandy Camp. (P. O-) Elk county,
Pa , Nov. 'li. i77 u iota.
TfrMi,J to cure a case of CATAUKH in
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Auditor's Notice.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Elk
County, No 31, Sept Term 1877.
In the matter of the amount of )Vm.
II. Iinchman Trustee for Bondholders
of Toi Vrcelc & Philadelphia Coal
and Oil Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Court to report distribution of the
fund in the hands of the Trustee, will
attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at his ofllce in Kidgway, on
Saturday, the oth day of January, D?7,
at 10 "o'clock, A. M. at which
time, all persons interested arc notified
to appear.
J. O W. BAILEY,
Ridgway Doc. 3, 1877. Auditor.
THE
WHITE
The Peer of All Sewingr Ma
clitnos. A Trial will Insure
Its Popularity EYerywlicre.
This Machine is adapted to heavy
and lif'ht work and does botli with
PERFECTION. Every wearing part
is steel or Case-Hardened, nnd adjusta
ble. 1 lie company thcreiore, lias no
hesitancv in warranting every Ma
chine for three vears. Has the Latest
Improved Shuttle. Double Steel feed
and no cog (fears or cams are employed
to make it complicated or noisy.
It is the Largest Lit; 1 IT EST RUN
NING Family Machine manufactured
and its capacity under the arm being
an especially noticeable teauire
Agents wanted in every towns-hip.
Aiiuress,
R. O MOOR1IEAD,
n42t.j Brockwayville, Pa.
KANSAS.
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Address J. K. HUDSON',
Topcka. Kansas.
Has quickly taken a hij;h place amiug
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nl-lt4.
Adiiiinlst rators' Xotlce.
KSTATK of Jacob Oval. Into of Jay tup
Kk count v, l'a.. leceiiKeil. LKT'l'EltS OF Ali-
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payment, and those having claims to present
tuetii tor eeitienieiu.
KLIJA1I L. UIUJUKINS. I Auml B-
nJstfl.
Adin inist rutor's Xot Ice.
Estate of Philip Meyer, late of St,
Mary's Borough. Elk county, Pa. tie.
ceased. Letters of Administration-
having been granted to the ttnder-
f-igned. upon, the Mild estate all per
sons indebted to said estate are re-
(uested to make payment, and those
having claims to present them for set
tlement. MARY AlEYEli,
Adtnr's.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA HAIL 110AD
Philadelphia & Ere R. R Pivisiou
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
fl and affbr TIIURSDAV, JULY, 28,
. 18(7, the trains onthe Philadelphia &
k.ri; Kfiroau will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
URIE MAIL leaves Philadelphia 1155 pm
' " " Kenovo 1 1 uo a in
Emporium 12 55 p ni
' ft. Mary s i 4b p m
' Ridgway 2 Id p m
' " Kano 3 KO p ni
' arrive at Erie. 7 115 pm
EASTWARD.
ERIU MA IL leaves Erie 11.00 a m
" Kane 3 50 p m
" Ridgway 4 49 u in
'' " St. Mary's 6 18pm
' " Emporium 0 15 p in
' Rcnovo 8.35 p in
" " arr. at Philadephia... 7 00 a ui
Pav Express and Niagara Express con
neel east with Low Grtido llirision aud B
N. V! & P. R. R.
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AVE WILL mail one and one-half dozen
of ihe most beautnul new Chronics, in
French oil color ever seen lor $1 00.
They are mounted iu ex 10 muck enamel
and gold mats, oval opening uud outsell
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or six tor 00 cents, reuu tu cems ior
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FOB TUNE. -n3Ut8.
The oldest and beat appointed Justitntiop p
obtaining a Bullae Education,
iof cuculur address, l
Pitusbursu, P.
For all kinds of Job work oall at
this oflW.
T nVFRCl notlR of KNOWLKDtJK.
Y. 1 or Henrets of I-ove, l ourt
shlp nnd Marriage Hhowlntf how to et mar
ried, live happily ohtii I n health, wealth nnd
illBtlnctlon, RnU nppeiir to Htlvantnite In sic
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TUN IUNION 1'UllLlHlIINfJ COMPANY,
Newark, N.J. novsniillnjj;
GIVEN AWAY.ES CTTS
ppr A rilEMIUM BTKKL KN-HAVING,
j;ntltled"Tho FIikIIpb of the Havlour In the
J'cniplo" will, the VVUIlKiNi CllCHClt,
A i.'l l'nuo Itelivlous Kninlly Newspaper, ile
voted to Household tlieSunday Sohoot, Mnsln
.Hid Ueiiortil Chun-li W ork. (Hi 8 month's
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J. II. JJRliWKH, 7 A II Warren St., New York.
novsiii:!ln;'.
EMPIRE
TRANSPORTATION
CO.
tll r lC'B OV
THR PRESIDENT.
lli!7 QlRAHlt STKKKS,
Philadelphia, October lath, 1877.
Notice In hereby given that the Eni.
pire TraiiHportation Company has
ceti!cd to transact biiHiucw, and has
entered on a liquidation of Us affairs
preparatory to its dissolution us a Cor
iioralion. jus. i). roil is, J'resiaem.
The Umpire Line, formerly owned
and operated by the Empire Trans
portation Company, will continue to
lie operutea us heretofore, nut lor ac
count ot its
new owners. 1' J.
Manager, Empire
FIHTII, Gen.
Line.
u oml.
Auditor's Notice.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Elk
County:
John O. lteuding.l Fi. Fa. of Nov. T.
Charles Parties, 1877. No. 23
V9
B. P.rownlee. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned Anditor'appointcd to re
port distribution of the fund ordered
to bo paid into Court in the above case,
will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment, at theotllee of Lueore fc Hamb
len, Itidgwny, Elk Co., Pa , on Friday,
the 4th day of January, 1878, at 10
o'clock, A. AT.
It. EUCOUE, Auditor.
n43t3.
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