THURSDAY, OCT.W, 1881.
Sotes.
Cold nights.
Deer hunting Benson.
Chestnuts will soon full out.
Snow birds will soon be hero.
Perunalsln itselfa great physician.
Vote for Silos M. Bally the brave
soldier find the upright citizen.
Vote for Jarues Pen Held for
Cunly Treasurer.
27 boxes Ridgway Soap selling at
old price at M orgester'si
Pearlioe and 1776 Washing Pow
der at Monrester's.
10 dozen fine grades of brooms at
Morgester's.
Thirty-nine pupils from Ridgway
township attend tho Borough schools.
The leaves are brown and ready to
fall. In fact are falling. Let them
full.
Vote for E. O. Aldrlch for Com
missioner. He is a worthy man and
will make a good officer.
Vote for J. 8. Chamberlain for
auditor, and you will help elect a mnn
who Is in every respect competeut,
Subscribe now for The Advo
cate and read your own paper during
the long winter evenings.
Plank have been hauled to repair
street crossings at several points in the
Borough. And its about time.
Heavy rain storm in this eection
Tuesday morning. Our lumbermen
are anxiously awaiting welcome every
ruin storm.
Vote for Erasmus Moyer for Asso
ciate Judge, an old citizen and an up
right man. See that his name is on
your ticket.
A tract of fine timber land in Tine
township, Indiana county, was sold
three years ago for $12,000 and is now
valued at $30,000.
Vote for Hiram Carman, the ex
perienced lumberman and old citizen,
for the office of County Commissioner.
He would make a good officer.
--The "cooler" is well patronized
these wet days. One can look out the
window any time almost and see Rev.
or George "lug in" some one of the
"boys."
Vote for Osterhout for Associate
Judge, whom we all know to be com
petent, and would add dignity to the
jMxition for which lie has been nomi
nated. Vote for James Penfield for County
Treas., he deserves the place to which
he aspires, and is in every way coin
latent. As a soldier and a citizen he
lias proved himself worthy and true.
A. Swartz Ross, Merchant Tailor,
has on hand and is constantly receiv
ing the newest, latest and nobbiest
samples of clothing for fall and winter
wear. Call and see the large display
of samples and leuve your orders.
The Rebublieau County ticket
from first to last is composed of men
whom no one can sny a word derog
atory to character or fitness for the
place. If men of this class were al
ways nominated for office there would
be uo poor officers.
A truce has been declared iu the
railroad war, by an agreement that no
work is to lie done by cither side for
six months, between Ridgway and
Johnsouburg, unless tho courts de
cide in the meantime that one com
pany or the other is entitled to right
of way.
For the first time since 1SG9 the
Republicaus have carried Ohio the
year after a Presidential election.
Foster 1ms a larger major! ty than he
had two years Oo, while the Legisla
ture is largely Republican. Iowa,
too, has given an overwhelming Re
publican majority. It really doesn't
look as though "the Republican
party was buried iu the grave witli
Garfield," does it? Mercer Dispatch.
List of Letters.
Remaining uncalled for in tho Ridg
way post-office up to Oct. 3, 18W:
Brcster, F.; Brown, Miss Annie;
Bugler, Miss Leny; Borgeson, Bengt.;
Brysen, Satia; Bakman, A.; Janson,
Miss Jennie; Keck, I. J.; King, E.
P.; Masters, Will; Miller Mrs. Hen
rietta; Sullivan, Richard; Wester
land, J. A.
Fokeion Janson, C. A.
Chas. E.; Longren, C. L,
C A.: Sweuson, Matilda.
Johnson,
Nybury
J. H. Hagekty, P. M.
Fresh stock Arbuckles and Mor
Hester's best coffee Just received at
Morgester's.
A Correction.
In the issue of The Advocate for
.Oct. 6, in giving the list of delegates
to the Republican county convention
we omitted Fox township alto
gether. This was entirely an over
sight, and the omission was only
called to our attention a few days ago,
too late for correction in our last issue.
We very much regret that it should
hve occurred at ail and especially in
the case of the Fox delegates who
favored as with several complimen
tary votes iu the convention, How
ever regret is of no avail now and the
test we can do is to give the names of
the delegates, viz: Louis I tidings, and
II. M. Gross. Both these gentlemen
are staunch Republicaus, and the last
men whom we would iutentionaily
blight. We aro very anxious to have
these gentlemen understand that the
omission was one that is liable to occur
In giving reports of conventions, and
was entirely unintentional. In fact
we could hardly believe it was so until
turning to our flies the evidence was
lucre, too plain to be denied.
Personalities.
Election day comes on November
6th.
rhilip Shaffer, of Dagus Miues,
was in town yesterday.
C. W. Barrett, of Dagus Mines,
called at this office last Tuesday.
J udge Weis, of St. Marys, was In
town yesterday.
Miss Norah Mobney is visiting
her sister Mrs. II. H. Wensel.
Clark Dickinson's house, across
the river is ready for the plasterers.
Mrs. M. L. Ross goes to Detroit,
Mich., to-day on a visit to M'Cracken's
folks.
Chicf-of-Polloe Woodward now
carries a stout club for use in case of
emergency.
Maginnis has bad the yard about
his new house graded. Also a new
walk In front of his saloon.
Thercmolnsof the late Bernard
Wldert were tnkcit to Wilcox yester
day afternoon for burial.
Mrs. S. A. Olmslead, who has for
a long time been sick in the house,
enjoyed a pleasant buggy ride on Sun
day afternoon.
Miss M'Gloin has just returned
from New York, and is receiving the
finest line of millinery goods erer
brought to town.
Hon. Jno. O. Hall State Senator
from this district will please accept
our thanks for a number of reports
from several departments of the State
of Pennsylvania.
A. Swartz Ross turns out a suit of
clothes at short notice. Monday at 0
p. m., an order was received for a full
suit of clothes, and on the next dry at
1 p. it., they were delivered to the
gentleman leaving the order.
The many friends of Rev. A. Van
Camp, formerly of Ridgway, now of
Angola, N. Y., will doubtless be
pleased to luarn that ho will preach in
the school building next Sabbath,
Oct. '23d, at 11 o'clock a. r., and 7J p.
M.
W. C. Ilcnly has been appointed
Street Commissioner for Ridgway
Borough vice Jas. II. Hagerty re
signed The new officer is pushing
needed repairs about the Boro, with
great energy.
Erasmus Morey, of Bonezette, one
of our Republican candidates for As
sociate Judge, was in town on Tues
day and paid us a friendly visit. Mr
Morey is an excellent man and will
receive, wo have nn doubt, a large
vote iu the county. See to it that the
name of Erasmus Morey is on your
ticket for Associate Judge.
E. K. (iresh has been commis
sioned by Governor Hoyt a Justice of
the Peace for RiJgway Borough. At
the election held last spring . fas. D.
Fullcrton was duly elected to the
aforesaiil office and regularly commis
sioned, but failing to lift his commis
sion within thu time fixed by law the
place thereby became vacant, where
upon Mr. Uresh receive! thu appoint
ment. Great praiso is duo Constables
Woodward and Mercer for the very
efficient manner in which they dis
charge the duties of their office.-. No
fighting or disorderly conduct is al
lowed on our streets, this notwith
standing the fact that au unusually
large number of men are in town ow
ing to railroad developements. Ridg
way promises to be a lively place next
summer when railroad building will
be iu full blast. Therefore, these offi
cers should be re-elected next spring
as they have given evidence of good
stewardship.
BIRTHS.
Bowehs To Mr. and Mrs. William
Bowers, Ridgway township, Oct.
i-i, issi, a son.
Rles On Saturday, Oct, 15, 1PS1, to
Mr. and airs. i. j. es, or this
Borough a son.
deaths:
Houtox At Brockport Elk Co , Pa.,
Oct. 1st. 1S81, Wade Burton, infant
son W. H. and C. S. Morton, aged
1 month and 1 Day.
Warner. Near Wilcox, Pa., Mon
day, Oct. 17, 1881, Henry Warner,
of Brlght's disease of tho kidney's,
aged 80 years and eight days.
WEIDERT. On Tuesday, Oct. 13.1S81,
at the Ridgway house, of typhoid
fever, Bernard Weidert aged about
25 years.
Deceased was a son of County Com
missioner Michael Weidert, of Jones
township, but had lived in Ridgway
for some time. A young man of good
habits and most genial disposition he
won the respect and friendship of all
with whom lie became acquainted.
Sick but a few days his sudden death
is a great shock to his near relatives,
while ids associates mourn with deep
est sympathy the loss of a true friend
and a worthy companion. May the
snows of winter lightly rest on the
turf that covers his cheerful heart
now hushed forever.
A full line of canned goods at
Morgester's.
A large stock of canned corn and
tomatoes at Morgester's.
Beans and Peas at Morgester's.
Best refined lard at Morgester's.
To all Whom it May Concern :
It has been circulated very exten
sively through town that my wife has
been instrumental in directly causing
the death of a certain man who was
sent to Mrs. Cunningham's house by
the Poor Masters about a week ago.
As this is unfounded in fact aud very
detrimental to the character of my
wife, I hereby challenge any one for
the slightest evidence to coroborate
this false and infamous slander. A
continuance of this calumny will
cause me to bring its circulators to tho
proper place to show proof for their
assertions, aud bear the consequences
of the crime of slander.
Bernard Mullen.
Ridgway, Pa., Oct. IS, lcl.
War or 1801 to 185.
Tho Grand Army of the Republic,
Post No. 210, of St. Marys, will hold
a camp fire on Thursday, the 27th of
Oct. 1881. Tents will' bo pitched at
1:00 p. m. when the long roll will bo
sounded to assemble for hard tack and
bean soup, made by an old soldier.
Martial music, such as cheered the
boys in blue on to victory in many a
hard fought battle, will be inter
spersed durlug the day. To conclude
with a grand dance in the evening at
the armory. A ganeral Invitation is
cordially extended to all: The pro
ceeds of the entertainment are in
tended for the purpose of purchasing
a large Bible, Hag and other neces
saries for the Post.
Capt. Woodward,
r. Woodward, )
r. Gifford, -Com.
t. Krellner. J
uapt.
Serot,
The Democrats want no slobber
lug over them because of ullegcd mis
fortune on the llth Inst," says the Cin
cinnati Enquirer. They nearly always
come down stairs tuat way ana are
used to it.
A member of the New Hamp
shire legislature denounced a bill that
was under discussion as "treacherous
as was the stabbing of Ctesar by Judas
in the Roman capital."
Uudcr an act of assembly school
boards are entitled to the sum of $2
In every case where an arrest 5a made
for drunkenness. With the present
large number of arrests for this offense
the Ridgway Borough school board
will soon have a uaudsome balance in
band.
Mess Beef, Mess Pork, Hams,
Shoulder, and Bologna Sausage at
Morgester's
Dried Sweet Corn, Apple Butter.
Jelly in glass milk pitchers at Mor
gester's.
In our last issue we printed the
proceedings of the U. S. Senate,
which gave the election of Sentor
Bayard as Presidcn pro torn. Last
Thursday the Republicaus united on
Senator David Davis, when Davis
was elected, and Bayard ousted after
a short reign of three days.
Bowers keeps Hall's Giant Frame
extension table at t he West End Store
If you want a set of springs o
any sort or size go to C. Bowers.
The election in Ohio gives the
Republicans a United States Senator
in place of Mr. Pendleton.
Columbus Tyler, of Somerville,
Mass., lately died, leaving property
to be invested so as to yield a re
turn sufficient to insure the payment
of S3.50 per year to every Sunday
school pupil attending regularly at
his chinch.
The Democrat who was accus
tomed to rail at national banks now
fiuds his shout for Noble sticking in
his throat. Mr. Noble has long
been president of a national bank,
and is moreover, up to his neck in
corporations.
It look's now to the Milwaukee
SWif)i7 as though President Arthur is
to take the position of the head of
the Kcpumican party. Under his
leadership, Conkling and Blaine may
unite as of old in working for the
success of the party as it is, and not
as Stalwarts or anti-Stalwarts might
desire to have it.
The political situation in the
Stale is thus summed up by the
Seraiiton Republican! "The Dem
ocrats are demoralized and disorgan
ized, and the Republicans are 'all
right up to the prteiit time,' h;!c
Mr. Wolfe, who started out to play
King Lear, or something equally
heavy, finds himself enacting the
part of Mrs. Bouncer's 'best boarder'
in Box and Cox."
Later returns from Ohio place
Governor Foster's majority as high
as 20,000. The Republicans have also
carried both branches of the Legisla
ture. This will put an eud to the
Democratic scheme of re-gerrymandering
the Congressional districts on
the plan of four years ago, and will
make the re-districting of the State
under the new apportionment devolve
upon a Republican Legislature. The
Temperance people polled nn unu
sually large vote, which was so much
lost to the Republicans, but the Demo
cratic candidate was too far behind to
profit by it. Bookwaltcr did not
prove a name to coujure with, not
withstanding it was associated with a
barrel. Old-school Democrats will not
vote for any recent pervert from the
Republican faith. Democratic Con
ventions will learn this fact after a
few more defeats. Mr. Bookwaltcr
deposited his first Democratic ballot
last November when he voted for
General Hancock. Even in the
Greeley campaign, when so many Re
publicans lost their grip on their
party, Mr. Bookwaltcr voted for
Grant and Wilson. As a Republican
his merits, if he had any, were un
recognized, but as a Democrat, with
an open barrel, his fitness for high
executive office was immediately per
ceived by the meu who made the
nominations. The voters, took a
different view of tho case, however,
and Bookwaltcr may be expected now
to drop quickly und permanently out
of sight. Philadelphia iVcss.
The best perparation known in
market for restoring gray hair to its
original color is Hall's Vegetable Hair
Renewer. Try it!
Nails, axes, handles, and Tinware
ut Moivcsier'a.
Dagus Props.
Rain on Monday evening last.
The mines-are running ngi,t and
day.
We are greatly In need of side
walks ut the miues.
Wo are greatly In need of a larger
school house in this place.
W. A. May, mine engineer, Is
now at the mines attending to his
duties.
Prof. C. S. Luther, frcm Toby-up,
Is teaching a subscription school at
ttfis place. '
John Dowle is erecting several
tenement houses on his land on the
road leading to Ceutreville.
The foundation and framing of
the Presbyterian church of Dagus
Mines has been commenced.
Wanted, a good barber shop at the
mines. A splendid opportunity for
some sober, quiet barber.
Samuel Haney, formerly of St.
Marys, is now employed by J. H.
Steel & Co., as clerk in their mammoth
store. (
John R. Brennan, Boss driver at
the Mines, Is lying very ill with
typhoid fever at the residence of his
sister in this place.
Our hunters are beginning to slay
the deer. On Saturday last John
Dowle killed two, and on the same
day Ham. Earlcy killed one.
W. H. Smith has been confined to
his house for several days with
typhoid fever. We understand that
he is slowly recovering.
Sam. Hamilton thinks he will
quit the coal business and go to "tan
ning.'1 Reason he has a heavier
outlay for leather than for coal.
Messrs. Almy, Lusk, Beadle,
Smith and Ruddock are busily en
gaged worked up the building of the
Presbyterian church nt this place.
Hard to tell now-a-days a mail
bag from a miner's kit of tools, so
says a certain gentleman connected
with the Dagus road, No allusion to
the conductor of course.
A liberal reward will bo paid by
J H. Steel! & Co., for any informa
tion that will lead to the arrest of the
party or parties who tore down the
drapery in front of the store.
Youngest con of A. D. Alden, of
this place, died on Sunday night last,
and was buried nt Centrevillo on
Tuesday nt 8 o'clock. His disease was
whooping cough and lung fever.
The Dagus Mines Cornet Band re
ceived their new uniforms by express
lust week, but not being the kind de
sired they have been returned, and an
entirely different pattern will now be
ordered. The band is progressing
finely.
If it takes one man five minutes
to throw a shovelfull of sawdust into a
wheel-barrow, how long ought it to
take two boys to load the said wheel
barrow? Answers may lie handed in
through the key-hole at post-office
The new Methodist minister
preached in the school house on Sab
bath evening last to a large audience.
In fact the crowd wrs so large that the
bouse would not seat them, and many
went home on that account. The
need of a church is greatly felt iu this
vicinity.
James Penfield, Republican nomi
nee for County Treasurer, was in town
on Saturday last. Mr. Penfield is a
gentleman in every respect, A man
fully competent to attend to tht duties
of the office, and we are confident,
should he receive a majority of the
votes east nt the coming election, will
attend to the duties of the ollice to the
entire satisfaction of all Turn out,
one and all, and cast your vote for
James Penfield for County Treasurer.
Primrose.
Ifisglisteu ttiin Nuiie f ricuun.
Editor Herald: I have always
voted the Democratic ticket, and it
was my intention to support the
Hon. Orange Xoble for State Treas
urer, but I have become thoroughly
disgusted with the men in this city
who are conducting Mr. Noble's cam
paign. Instead of making an open,
manly fight, they have rushed into
the middle of the road for mud, and
for the last week have been throw
ing it with both nanus, touch v
campaign I candidly believe will end
as it should, in disaster and defeat.
I now realize fully that if Noble
should carry Erie that it would be a
great injury to the Democratic party,
as we cannot afford to secure rictory
tor the politicians who are trying to
drive our best Democrats out of the
party. No, Mr. Editor, I will op
pose Orange noble iroru this clay on,
anu in doing so believe that 1 am
doing that gentleman good service,
ior it is generally known that if
elected he is not competent to act
and his subordinates might make him
no end of trouble. I am sorry that
Mr. Isoble took the nomination
sorry that my conscience will not al
low me to vote for him, and earn
cstly hope that his bad advisers v il
receive their just reward an ignoble
defeat.
Erie, Oct. 17, 1881. J. S.
Call at the West End Furnishing
Store and see the McCube reclining
chair.
Marble nud slate mantles .fur
nlshed and set by
W. S. Service, Agt
Wanted A girl to do general
housework. Apply ut this office
Wuges as good as anywhere.
A large stock of blankets and
quilts at the New York Store.
New goods ever day at the New
York Store.
Note paper and envelopes at the
Advocate office.
BOROUGH ORDINANCE, NO. 11.
TV
ELATIVFi TO NUISANCES
l, IN THE
BOROUGH OF
RIDGWAY.
Bo it ordained and enncted by the
Town Council of the Borough of
Ridgway, and It is hereby ordained
and enacted by the authority of the
same
1. That If ony person shall cause,
suffer, permit or keep any foul vault,
cellar, privy or hogsty, or any dead
carcass, fish, manure, putrid or offen
sive substance, or other nuisance what
soever, upon any occupied lot within
the limits of said borough, In such
place aud manner us to annoy or en
danger the health of nny citizen
thereof.or shall place nny unwhole
some or offensivo substance upon any
vacant lot, street, sidewalk or alley in
sad borough, the public square thereof,
or in the Clarion river, or any creek
or brook, or upon nny shore or bank
of any ot them, or snail establish or
maintain any drain from cellars,
kitchens, stables or vaults which shall
discharge offensive matter or sub
stance into any street or alley, or
upon any lot, within the limits of sad
Borough, such person shall forfeit and
pay a fine of five dollars for every
twenty-four hours which such nuis
ance or unholesomo or offensive sub
stance shall remain unmoved or tin
abated after suit is instituted for the
first fine or after the Chief burgess or
nny Constable or Deputy Constable of
said Borough shall have given the
offender notice to remove or ubate the
same.
2. That if any person or persons,
firm or association, owning, keeping
or maintaining nny stable, fold or pen
in which animals of any kind arc
kept or maintained, shall permit any
noxious oroffensive smell to be or re
main in or about any such stable, fold
or pen, to public or private annoyance,
such person or persons, firm or asso
ciation, shall forfeit and pay a fine of
five dollars per day for each day such
noxious or offensive smell shall con
tinue after notice from the Chief
Burgess, High Constable or his deputy,
to abate the same.
3. That if any person shall place, or
cause to be placed, on any street, side
walk or alloy of said Borough, any
barrels, boxes, crates, paper, struw,
hats, boots, rags, tin cans, or other
offensive or friuhtful articles, such
person shall forfeit and pay a fine of
live dollars lor eucu una every sucn
offense.
4. That all complaints for violation
of this ordinance may be made to the
Chief Burgess, who shall forthwith
investigate, and, if necessary, abate
the nuisancecomplained of.
5. That all lines or penaltins imposed
by this ordinance shall be for the use
of the Borough, and shall be sued for
and collected in the same manner that
flues and penalties of like amount are
now by law sued for and collected.
This ordinance shall lake effect on
and after October loth, A. 1). l&sl.
C. II. McCAULEY, President.
Attest W. C. Healy, Secretary.
Approved this 10th day of Nov., A.
D. 1831.
J. POWELL, Chief Burgess.
CHARTER NOTICE.
Notico is hereby given that an ap
plication will be made under the Act
ot Assemiiiy ot tne uommonweaitn
of Pennsylvania entitled, "An Act to
provide for tho Incorporation and
Regulation of certain corporations"
approved April 20, 1874. and the Acts
supplemental thereto, for the charter
ot an intended corporation to ie cal'ed
The New York and Pennsylvania Coal
Company the character and object of
wnicli is to purchase and lease coal
lands, to open mines therein and work
the same, to mine, prepare for market,
ship, transport aud buy aud sell coal.
coke, coal dust and fuel manufactured
therefrom, tuid for these purposes to
have, possess and enjoy, all the rights,
be noli is nnd privileges conferred by
t.i , i
me n.uu iici, ui ASbuuiuiy anu me sup
piemen ts thereto
Rk.vd fc Pettit, Solicitors,
CIS Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Is It Possible.
That a remedy made of such com
mnn, simple plants as Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake. Dandelion, &c, make so
many and such marvelous and won
derful cures as Hop Bitters do? It
must be, for when old and voting, rid
and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer
and Editor, all testify to having been
cured by them, we must believe nnd
doubt no longer. See other column
Poxt.
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Acotmhinfiiic.a flf Kn. Duhi:. W?in
tf JiW.".lWKS'l't vr:u' u' toe t.tnd
Tier gin mwM KiTlEKt9tbanSlii5ra.
To .11 whoM e amplojrmocta rauu. '"("''it;
tio matter wliat ji.ar jM-io UF ,or ey.?;?
ra hat tlu iiliJ o- .it I in use Hoi B. f
tt-i. I'ca't .MtumilyoutTk'3 ImUf you
only feel bad or Blbcrakla,.uu one.
It iay savj your 1....U Uarl1 huudroda.
soowiuteoallforaoil'e Vey wfjl nr
cure or help. Do uot uuiTer
L ot U t your frfouda
i.ifr.M'hiiL ue and uruo tticm " "OP
Kaniembor, Hop PiMere Js no vu;. dT1ir1ftt?
drunken iwrtrum, but tu rur - ' i
Medicine ever uiado; tho 4fcVAJJIttiK.U& B
and tiOrtf" do "O persuu vw wumj
should bo witlio.it mem.
KOTICE
Is hereby given that there will be a
meeting ot the Stockholders or the
Pittsburgh and New York Railroad
Company, held at its General Ollice,
io. 17-3 Wood street, in riiisniurgn
Pennsylvania, on the 22D DAY Ol-
NOVEMBER. 1RS1. at a o'clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose- of tak
ing into consideration an agreement
of merirer and consolidation of said
Comnanv with the Kocnester ana
Pittsburgh Railroad Com puny, Roches'
ter and Charlotte Railroad Company,
Buffalo Rochester aud Pittsburgh
Railroad Company, Great Valley and
Bradford Railroad Company, and
Bradford and State Line Railroad
Comnanv. entered into by the Board
of Directors pursuant to tho statutes
in such case made and provided.
By order of the Board of Directors,
Thomas F. Wentwoutk,
Secretary
M1W. E. L'KAYSTON.
In returning thanks for past favors
respectfully begs to inform her friends
aud the public generally that she has
Just returned from New York where
she purchased a large stock of Milli
nery and fancy goods of the latest
styles, also a nice selection of tadies
Skirts, Plain and Fancy hosiery
Ladies' aud Childrens' Purusols, Hair
goods, lancy tminaware, &c, wnicli
she intends to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. Particular attention given to
trimming and iu a style that cannot
be surpassed iu this section. All are
in vitcd to call aud inspect her goods
before purchasing else where. nlOmg
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PENNSYLVANIA EAIL EOAD
Philadelphia & ErieR. R- Div;
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
Q'
n and after SUNDAY, June 12,
1881. tlie trains on tho Philadel-
ia & Erie Railroad Division will
run as follows:
WESTWARD".
Niagara Ex. leaves Puila 9 00 n. m.
" " " Ilenovo..6 40 p. m.
" " " I)riftwood7 00 "
" " " Emporium7 (50 "
" " " St.Marys..8 43
" " " Kidgway.,0 00
" " arr. Kane.... 10 05 "
ekik mail leaves Phila 11 55 p. in
" " Itenovo 1105 a.m.
" " Emporium. 1 30 p m.
" St. Mary's..2 23 p. m.
jiugway ....i w p- m.
" Kane 3 CO p. m.
arr. at Erie nJl 45 n. ni;
it
EASTWARD.
Day Express leaves Kane . t . C 00 am.
" Ridgway 0 00 am.
" " St. Marys 7 17 "
" " " Emporiuni8 10 "
" ' " Driftwood 8 57 "
" " " Itenovo . . 10 05 '
" " arr. at Phila. ... G 45 pm.
EME mail leaves Erie 11 35 a. in.
" " Kane 4 10 p. m.
" ' Ridgway....5 17 p.m.
" Renovo......9 00 p. ni.
" nrr. at Phila 7 35 r. in.
Day Express and Niagara Express
connect cast with L. O. Div. and B.N.
Y. and P. R. R.
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EV LIVERY STABLE
IN
RIDGWAY.
tttiatiili
V I Oil Willi
DAN" BCRIBNER WISHES TO
inform the citizens of Ridgway and
the public generally,, that he has
started a Livery Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
and Buggies to let upon the most
reasonable terms.
J?3y"lle will also do job teaming.
Stable ou Elk street. All orders left
at the Post Ollice will receive prompt
attention.
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