THURSDAY, MAY 11. 1882.
Alonhattft, Craig's West Vohxt and
.Brighton Beach the best 5c. -Cigars In
thli market, to be found, only at A. C.
Craig's new Drug and Variety Store.
Bandline; Powder Puffs and
Boxen; Compound Talcum Plain and
Perfumed; Soyodont at Crulg's Drug
Store.
Orders for flowers, seeds, etc.,
from Harry Cliaapel's greenhouse,
.Williatnsport, will receive prompt at
tention Jf left nt . The Advocate.
office.
Mrs. Jacob Butterfuss, overTiutter
fuss' harness shop, Main street, has for
pale choice Imported Canaries, Lin
nets, aud Mocking birds. Call nnd see
them.
New brand eholce white wheat
.flour at Molester's.
i Flour, Feed, Meal, Brand, Corn,
Oats, car load just received at Moles
ter's. '. New potatoes, new cabbage, and
a full line of green groceries at Mor
gester's. Choice butter -and cheese at Mor
gester's. Fresh cookies, crackess, jumbles,
Ac, every few days at Morgester's.
.New invoice Fairbanks refined
lard, palls and tierce at Morgester's.
New butter 30 cents a pound at
Morgester's.
' Ejrgs 22 cents a dozen nt Morges
ter's. A ,Carl.
. May 0th, 1882! I hereby return my
thanks to the public for their general
support and material aid that resulted
in making a success of the. festival
held April as and aoth in the M. .12.
church. Gross recepts from all
sources, Sloo.86; expenses S32.7S;
balance $G7.Pu.
M. K. Lksskr, Manager.
A teachers' examination will be
Held at Wilcox, on Thursday, May,
ISfh, beginning nt 9 A. M. At the
same time and place the pupilsof Jones
District who have completed the
nmtrsc of Stmlu prescribed for the
county, will be examined with a view
to graduation.
The entertainment to bp given lim
ine pupils of the Uidgwuv Borough
School in Hyde's Opera House Tues
day evening May '-'.'Ird, promises to he
! grand ufliiir. Nearly one hundred
persons will take jmrt in the exercises,
among the many attractions will be
the celebrated "Broom JJrill" ,bv six
teen young bulies.
The German Volunteer utHvde's
Opera House, last Wednesday night
under the auspices of St. Marys Post
G. A. B. was a decided success. The
audience was a large and appreciative
one. 'Will D. Siiphur Is voted immense
on ail hands. The rest of the com
pany performed their several parts
with great credit.
A bashful old woman, being one
evening ut a party, was greatly at loss
.for something to say. At 'length she
ventured to inquire of a gentleman
whosut next to her whether his mother
had any children. The gentleman
.politely pointed out the absurdity of
her inquiry. "I beg pardon," exclaim
ed the old lid,pcreeiving her mistake
-y'yoti don't utiilcr.st.iind me I wisli
to inquire -whether your grandmother
had any children."
Miss McGlnin, the milliner, has
moved into her new rooms at the West
12nd, next below the Irish store, anil
hiisoneoffhc neatest and best arranged
Illillilierv stores in town. Sin. ln.i
received for the spring and summer
trade a full line of millinery and fancy
.goods. Hats and bonnets (trimmed
and untrimmed), plumes, feathers,
lowers, ribbons, laces, collars &c,
which are displayed in tiie most at
tractive manner on counters and
slielves. .Spanish lace for dress trim
mings. Call on Miss Mcllfoin for
anytliingin her line. The quality of
goods, aud prices will please you.
TheGrand Central, Powell & Kinie,
have just received a large and Selected
oiwiv oi cnoicc uroceries at prices
that will do you ail good. We invite
your attention to this fact, our line is
full aud choice.
Our No. 100 Mackerel in fifteen lb.
Kits is a choice fat white Fish that for
Quality canuot he Surpassed, weighs
about fourteen ounces to the fish .give
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Our Stock of Syrups aud Molasses
are very fine and at prices as low as
pure goods can be Bold.
We are headquarters for canned
and Dried fruit.
Also b Large line of Laundry nnd
fancy soaps including Day's cold
water Soap.
OurStockof Feed, Middlings. Bran
and Flour is large.
We still continue to sell L. C. Porters
Minnesota Flour which we are safe, in
saying cannot be Surpassed in the
County for the price, also Amber and
white wiieat Flour.
Our Stock of Plug and Smoking
Tobacco is full and compjete, we also
Bell the celebrated Capper cigar, the
best five cent cigar iu market.
For Green and Boasted coffee you
will hit the place by. calling at the
Grand Central we also have a largo
and oboice lot of Teas that we are Sell
ing at a very small margin.
We would say to our customers that
we have a large Stock of staple, Fancy
Goods,Notions,HoHieryiL(.iies,.,MlHHt'
and Children's Shoes ..ttdr$JJ.ppers.
Our hat department is iill,lWid. eomj
plete, we are also headquarters for fish,
ing;tackle (largest size. .three. Gallons, j
Personal.
Miss Nellie Grant has returned
home.
Miss Mamie Horning Is again mak
ing her home In Rldgway.
Bradley Dewltt, has returned
from Dewlttvllle, Ulster Co., N. Y.
Henry Attlebarger, of Wilcox,
was in this Borough on Tuesday last.
Miss Nora Mohney, returned to
New Bethlehem on Saturday morning
last.
Anthony Duffy nnd Henry
Warner of Wilcox, were In town
Saturday last.
Pearl, second daughter of C. H.
McCauley, died this morning, of diph
theriaIn her eighth year.
Mrs. O. W. Grinnell, is at Law
reneeville, Tioga Co., Pa., on a visit to
friends. And expects to stay two or
three months.
" DEATHS.
Lawi.krr. On Wednesday, May 8,
18S2, ot consumption, William Law
less, son of Thomas Lawless, of this
place aged 111 years, and about 6
month.
He was taken to Warren on Thurs
day for Interment.
Clark. Willie J. son of Jas. L. and
Alice Clark, on April 7, Is-, of
PHiro Pneumonia, aged 3 years, 1
month and 7 days,
After a painful a illness of several
weeks timing which time he
received every attention that loving
hands and hearts could bestow little
Willie took his Spirit flight to the
heavenly Shore. Willie was a beauti
ful child, beloved and petted by all
who kntw him. He suffered much
and the disease baffled the skill of his i
physician. A lurye number of sympa
thizing friends attended his funeral
services In the Methodist church at
10 o'clock, Tuesday A. M. We oppegd
the following lines written by Willie's
Mother:
Tlmt TUPrrv slinut 110 more I linnr.
No hilurlilni; cllil.l I see,
Sn little iirnis mouiiu my neck
No !Vet upon my knnp.
T kii.r.r 'Us himi to lose our hoy.
Our hope, our .riile 101 J irown'in.' ny;
1'ut 'tis (foil's will mill must hi'iloiiu
Mny we uivpuro to timet, our sou.
Engraved cut Glass Toilet Bottles,
Lapidary cut Stopper Bottles Tor cover
ing, Kdeiiia, Mareclial Niel Rose,
Florida Water, Lundbcrg's Kxtraets
in bulk, Flnrestou, Austens, Hoyts
and other popular Colognes, Fine
Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brushes, etc., in
great variety at Craig's Drug Store.
Autograph Albums, Scrap Books,
Fancy box Papeis, invitations, hirlh
dny curds, Pocket books, Porlmonuics
itee., a handsome line at Crai
Drug Store.
s new
For nervous debility lake Peruna.
A History Worth Haying.
The new and charmingly beautiful,
as well as wonderfully cheap edition
of "Green's Larger History of the
English People" which is being pub
lished by The Useful Knowledge Pub
lishing Co., New York, is most deser
vedly tin. ling u place iu thousands of
home libraries. No history Is better
worthy of a place in even the smallest
library, and, though formerly put)
lisheil by the Harper's at Slii, it is now
easily within the rrae.h of any one, the
prices varying in the several forms,
from iiu els. In one volume, octavo,
Itility hindni'.', to Ti in 6 vols.
Elzevir edition, half Rus-'ia binding.
It also foriiH a part of the iirst volume
of the Cyclopedia of History which is
shortly to appear. These editions are
for sale by enterprising booksellers,
and club agents nnd canvassers are
wanted everywhere by the-publishers,
to whom lire olli n d very unusual in
ducements and facilities.
We hereby announce to the public
of Bidgway mid vicinity tlmt Cohen
liros. tt I'rov.lisieine.oftheN kw YultK
Si oi;:: have just received til placed
on their shelves a com plete Stock of
spring mid summer goods, purchased
in New York ami Boston V,r c;ih ;
consisting ot loreism and Douu.sfii.
Dry (ioods, Notions, Clothing, Gents.
Furnishing Goods, Boots and Siioes
Hats, Trunks, and Valises, all of which
will lie -old ut prices as low as the low
est. Best Prints 5, fl, an 1 7 cents.
Lonsdale Muslin 11 cents.
Fruit of Loom 12i cent.
Brown Muslin accordingly.
Cashmere Dress Goods, 33 to fl.2"
Black colors accordingly.
Bunting In all colors 10 to r0 cents.
M ie clotlif and alpacas, 12 to 35
cents.
A full line of trimming Silks and
Satins ut prices to suit. Also ribbons,
fringes, etc.
A nice line of Cloaking, and Shawls.
A full line of Ladies' Corsets, includ
ing Doctor Warner's celebrated health
corsets.
Ladies and children' gloves and
hosiery. AH kinds of edging, laces,
white goods, 4tc. &c.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Slides.
Ladies' mis.se' and children's shoes.
Ladies' kids. French and American
kids at $4-best. American kids $1.00
to $3.00. pebble goat and grain shoes,
1.50 to $3.20. Misses' and children's
accordingly.
Ladies', Misses' and children's walk
ing shoes. All grades and styles at
corresponding low prices.
In clothing. Gents' nice business
suits nt $7.00 to 12.00, Dress suits $10 to
. Youths' Boys' and children's ac
cordingly.
If you want a nice Nobbv Ht ,rn
to the Nkw York Stoke.
Pust favors are duly appreciated.
and a cordial Invitation extended to
call and examine our coods bcfor
purchasing elsewhere. Remember
the place ilrst door east of Post-office.
Cohen Bhos. & Brownstkink.
'The nearest infallible remedy is
Peru n a.
Council Proceedings.
A regular meeting of the Town
Council of Rldgway Borough was held
May 1, 1882, at 9, A. M.
Members present C. H. McCauley,
President, and Messrs. Thayer, Flynn,
Osterhout, Oyster nnd Hyde.
Minutes of last meeting read nnd
approved.
complaints.
Mr. Osterhout complained that the
sidewalk over Hyde's mill race, near
the planing mill, was In bad condition.
Mr. Thayer complained that the
sidewalk along premises of J. Powell
and Geo. V. Rhines, also along W.
H. Hyde's lot No. 5'J on Elk street
was in bad condition, and dangerous
to pedestrians. The complaints were
referred to the commit tee on sidewalks
and pavements with directions to have
the same repaired forthwith.
COMMUNICATION,
were presented from Messrs. D. B. Day,
J. W. Morgcster, and Henry A.
Pursons Jr., requested that their sev
eral names be withdrawn from a cer
tain petition presented to council
April 10, 1SS2, for the survey, laying
out, and opening of a certain street
from Grant to Depot street, near Hyde's
mill race. On motion said requests
were granted.
KKMOXSTKANCK.
Mr. M. T. French appeared and
presented a remonstrance from sundry
citizens against the survey, laying out,
and opening of a street from Grant to
Depot street near Hyde's mill race.
UEPOKT OF SPKC1AL COMMITTKK.
Mr. Thayer, special committee to pro
cure contract with publishers of Dem
ocrat and Anvoc'ATK for Borough
printing for current year, reported
progress and was granted further time.
Jill L PAH).
The following recited bills were pre
sented, referred to committee on II
nunce, approved, and on motion order
paid by drafts on the Borouglf Treus
u re:
Elk Donor rot
V. C. Reman, Assistant to
Borough Engineer
?l.f0
i!.0!)
uiMirxAycivH.
On motion ordered, that the com
mittee on oiciinances prepare and pre
sent at tiie next meeting an ordinance
prohibiting the discharging of lire
arms in the Bomugh limits.
PETITION iHANT);l.
The petition of citizens of the
Borough for the Survey, view and lay
ing out of a street from Grant to Depot
streets, above Hyde's mill race, pre
sented April 10, LS82, was further con
sidered, when, 011 motion it was un
animously resolved that the prayer of
said petitioners be granted.
It was on motion, Jfctolrrnl that the
committee on ordinances be instructed
be report an ordinance ut next meeting
ingordainingand layiugout suidstreet,
with a draft of the same annexed, in
conformity with the petition and reso
lution above stated.
Adjourned to Thur.uhiy, -illi insf. nt
7 o'clock P. M.
An adjourned meeting of the Town
Council wns held May 4, ,)!-&2, at 7J
o'clock p. m.
Present McCauley, Pre-id.nt, and
Mes iv. Thayer, Osterhout, Flynn urn!
Hyde.
The minute.; of last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr. E. .1. Miller appeared and com
plained that water flowed from an
alley along the cast side of iiis town
lot No. 'J", upon and tic loss said town
lot to Ids damage and inconvenience,
and requested that the matter bo at
tended to. Referred to the committee
on streets and bridges.
Mr. Thayer, special committee to
procure contract with publishers of
Advocate and Ucmrm-at for print
ing ordinance iOe. for current year
reported progress when on motion
further consideration of thesubject was
postponed till the next meeting.
On motion Geo. R. Woodward was
appointed Borough collector for the
current year, and rqeuestcd to tile a
bond in the sum of 3iKW, with two
sufficient sureties.
Ordered that a duplicate of the
Borough taxes be mude out and placed
in the hands of tlie collector.
Tlie committee on ordinances re
ported an ordinance, ordaining and
enacting that a public street is hereby
laid out and ordained to be opened
from Grunt to Depot streets near
Hyde's mill race, said ordinance hav
ing annexed a draft of said street furn
ished by the Borough Surveyor. On
motion ordinance adopted, .tnd said
draft ordered placed on hie.
On motion ordered t hat the balance
of fine unpaid by Thomas Delaney
now confined in the lock-up, be re
mitted and said Thomas Delaney be
released.
On motion it was ordered that the
Borough attorneys, be directed to -prepare
and present to court an applica
tion for the appointment of freeholders
to assess damages incident to tlie laying
out and opening Buce Street. Ad
journed. Ladies and sickly girls requiring u
non-alcoholic, gentle stimulant, will
fl lid Brown's Iron Bitters beneficial.
NOTICE.
Under the act of assembly approved
April 2th, 1874, and the supplements
thereto John Hersliey, Sydney
Almey, James St ratton, -Thomas Les
lie, John Lewis, aud James Lusks,
Citizens of Fox township, Elk Co., Pa.
intend to apply to the next Court of
Common Pleas of aid county, to be
holden at Bidgway 011 Monday tlie 22,
inst., for a churter of Incorporation for
religious purposes, the object of which
is to worship God according to the
government of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of
America.
W. W. Ames, Solicitor
May 2d, 1882.
At the faintest pain Peruuashould
be thought of.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY writs
of rleri facias, nlias fieri fucius, vendi
tioni exponas, levari facias, nnd testa
tum fieri facias issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Elk County, and
to me directed, I THOMAS SULLI
VAN, High Sheriff" of said county, do
hereby give notice that I W ex.,o9e
to public sale or outcry at the P10
thonotary's office, in Bidgway, at one
o'clock l' M., on
MONDAY, MAY22D, 1SS2,
the following described real estate, to
wit:
All the right, title, interest, claim
and demand whatsoever of "defendant
in, to or out of die following town lots
and premises situate in the town of
Rldgway, county of Elk and State of
Pennsylvania, being the north half of
town lots Nos. Seventy (70) and
Seventy- one (71 ), agreeable to the plan
nnd map of said town, as recorded in
t lie office for recording deeds, c, In
and for the county of 121k, upon which
there is erected one two-story frame
house, 32x20 feet.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of J. C. Luther, at the suit of
me township ot liiuawav.
ALSO. All the right, title, Inter-
ist, claim and demand whatsoever of
defendant In, to or out of the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: All
that piece or -parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Highland town
ship, Elk county, and State of Penn
sylvania, being ti part of a large tract
surveyed on warrant 3770, as designa
ted on the mapof said counly. bounded
and described as follows: Commenc
ing in the centre of the Warren and
Ridgwuy turnpike road, on the
east line of a lot sold and conveyed bv
Levi Ellitliorp and wile to Thos.
Campbell; thence north along said
Campbell's line one hundred and
twenty-live (12") perches to a beech
corner; thence east one hundred and
twenty-six (125; perches to a beech
corner; thence south one li 11 ml red and
forty-six (I4i) perches to the centre of
said Warren and Bidgway road;
thence northwesterly by the various
courses and distances thereof to the
place of beginning, containing one
hundred and one-fourth (loo) acres,
be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of H. .1. Ho;', ut the suit of
ilie Ridgwuy Bunk.
ALSO. All the right, title, interest,
claim and demanil whlsocver of de
fendant in, to or out of all that certain
piece or parcel of laud situate, lying
und being iu the township of Uidgwuy,
county of Elk and State of Pennsyl
vania, part of warrant 3209, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: I5e
l',iiining at the intersection of Indian
run with tlie east branch of the Clar
ion river; then up the said Indian run,
its various courses and distances, eighty
(80 j rods to a post; thence south, tit
right, angles to the irenerut courses of
Indian run (a line from the suid junc
lion to s.-iiil post ) so far that a' line
run parallel to tlie general courses of
Indian run, as above stated, to the
Clarion, and thence up the said cast
brunch of the Clarion river to tlie
p ace 01 beginning, will include lifteeii
(!") acres, upon which is erected one
steam inill 80x"2 feet, boiler engine
and fixtures, ready for operation ;
one board house, :txls. feet,
one and one-half stories high, with
shed attached, 12xl8J feet; one log
barn about- 2-1x31 feet; one board
boarding house, yilx'.'O feet, two stories
high, Willi log men's room mid sleep
ing apartment attached, 20x32 feet,
and shed 12x10 feel; six board 1 nines
iil'oul Hix'0 feet, 0110 .and one-half
stories high; one Jo;-! .'Incksinllh shop,
about bix-lM'l, aud cow shed about
1 1x21 feet.
Seizeil and t iken in execution as (he
pr perty oi l). T. Wheeler, at the soil
l 1). C. Oyster, now for Use of Ansel
Buekminster.
ALSO. AH the right, till.., inter
est, claim ami demand whatsoever of
do.eiidant iu, to or out of all those
ti ive .seveuil trai ts of land situate in
the townr.hip of Rklgway, county of
Elk, and stale of Peiiiisylviiiiia,
bounded and described as follows:
One tract beginning at tlie centre of
the Clarion river, atu post on tlie north
bank for a coi ner, standing some forty
or lifty rods below the saw mill and
near or at the angle of said river where
it runs nearly west; thence north one
hundred and thirty-four roils toabirch
tree for a corner; thence east six hun
dred and two rods to the centre of suid
liver, a post on the west bunk for a
corner; thence down tlie centre
of the same through all its. windings
to the place of beginning, containing
live hundred and ninety-seven (007)
acres of land, more or less, upon which
there is erected a saw mill, store house,
boarding house, blacksmith shop, six
dwelling houses and two barns; also,
a young growing orchard thereon.
One tract beginning at the centre of
t lie Clarion river, at a post on the east
hunk for a corner, standing one hund
red and seventy-seven rods south of G.
Dickinson & Co. 's south line of tlie
Johnsoiiburg tract; Ihenco east one
hundred ami twenty rods to a post
corner; thence north one hundred and
seventy-seven rodi to a post in suid
iJiciunson tz i 'o.'s south line; thence
west two hundred and two rods to the
centre o: me 1 larion river, a post on
tlie east hank for a coiner: tlicnecil own
tlie centre of said river to tlie place of
uegiiuuiig, containing one hundred
ana seventy-seven and three tenths
acres 01 latin, lie Hie same more or less
upon which is erected one frume bouse'
about 18x20 feet! the above two tracts
comprising the whistletowu -nill prop
erty. One tract, known as the Laurel Mill
property, beginning at Dickinson &
Co.'s northwest corner: thence wmt
two hundred and fifty rods to the
centre of Mill creek (hemlock tree on
west bank for witness) ; thence south
three hundred rods to an ash corner
standing in north Hue ot tract deeded
to Bryant & Euwer; thence eust two
hundred and fifty rods to Dickinson &
Co.'s southwest corner; thence north
three hundred rods to beginning, con
taining four hundred and sixty-eight
und eight-tenths acres, being parts of
warrants Nos. 4804, 4800, 4800 ami 4807,
and the same laud conveyed to G. T.'
Wheeler by George Dickinson ami
wife, upon which is erected a saw
mill, blacksmith shop, boarding house
und four dwelling houses.
Seized and takeu in execution as tlie
property of Oilman T. Wheeler, at the
suit of Charles R. Earley.
TERMS OF SALE.
The following must bo strictly com
Pjjeu with when tlie properly is struck
1. All bids must be paid In full ex
cept where the plaintiff' or other lien
creditor becomes the purchaser, in
which case the costs on the writs must
be paid, as well as all liens prior to
thatot the jiurchaser, and a duly cer
tified list ot liens shall be furnished,
including mortgage searches on the
property sold, together Willi such lien
creditor's receipt for the amount of
the proceeds of the sale, or such por
tion thereof as he shull appear to be
entitled to.
2. All sales not settled immediately
will be continued until six o'clock P. ;
M., nt which time nil property not
settled for will again be put up, ami
sold at the expense and risk of the
person to whom It was first struck off,
and who, In caso of deficiency nt such
re-snle, shall make good the same, and
in no instance will tlie deed be pre
sented In court for confirmation unless
the bid is actually settled for with the
Sheriff ns above stated.
THOMAS SULLlVAN.Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ridg way, Pa.,
May 4, 1882 J
Sce Purdon's Digest, fith edition,
page 410, Smith's Forms, page 38 1.
List of Jurors.
Below will be found the List c,f
jurors drawn for the May term .of
court, commencing on the 22d:
OHAKI) JURORS.
Beiiezette.'-Williuni English.
Ben.inger Jofieph Schauer.
Fox John Copcllo.
Horton J. B. Trumbull.
Jay Abel Gresh, Muthias ireoff".
Jones Michael Mar.sh, George Dc
Goliar. Millstone T. J. Clyde.
Rldgway Patrick Dorsey, T. Wing
field, William Fannin, Capt. Jas.
Woodward, Win, 12. Hussey, John
Kemnierer, D. C. Oyster, Hugh
M'Geehin.
Spring Crock Ambrose Eiscnman,
Ruben Mohney, C- II. Smith, James
B. Wicks, Thomas Jefferson.
St. Marys Leonard Wittmanii,
James Black.
TRAVERSE JLRoRS.
Benezette Norman Keiser, John
Malum, John Burr.
P.enzinger Joint Friedel, Andrew
Distler, Jr. Joseph Keiser, Joseph
Lanze), Joseph Gross, Ignatius Detsch.
Fox 12. O. Schriver, John Spuhler,
John Moshicr, James Lusk.
Highland Thomas Campbell.
Il rt n-J. C. M'Allistir.
Jay Perry Roberts, Joseph Ulil,
Jumes Campbell, E. 11. Dixon, Jucob
S. Miller.
Jones John Na'ile, Fred. Pistner.
Millstone W. K. Moore.
Ridgwuy Clark Stewart, James
M'AlccW. F. Mercer.J. I). Fullerton,
S. S. Provin, O. B. Fitch, Daniel
Reid, James L. Clark, Jeremiah
Singleton, A. B. Wheeler.
St. Marys Michael Bauer, Albert
Weis, Frank ( ferg.
Public Sale.
There will be exposed to public sale
on
TUESDAY, JUNE 1 1C32.
the valuable real estate on Broad street
known as the L. Luther property, and
is 80 feet on Broad street and iiio' feet
along tin alley next Hyde's store. On
which is erected a frame building 28x
38 with wing 10x38, and one frume
barn. Terms cash.
M. H. Luther.
Executor estate of Libbeus Luther
deceased.
VriUTolW SKTTLEMKNT. Iti-celpts
iiml Kxpi'iiilluii'es of II01I011 Township
for thi; jo.ir lv.1, eiiilins! Maruli :il, ls.si
IiOAII FUND.
JioncH 11. Ti'iiinl-f ll, supervisor,
To iimiui'it or Duplicate R-.STH
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.!' w llv,lu r- f"' tl,olK
M 111. Kisirli stiin for use of plow
" for plow point..,
" K'i days win k on 10ml with team
" r'lli " " by K. Tnylor
" "ni Sin'i vlsiir
' unit, paid out for labor on road...
Hi
I 20
llL-SiM
WiJ 4
S:u")l M
F. .T. Tnylor Supervisor.
To anil. 1 liupliotle
" " " Older
" tine (Supervisor on Kc-tlU'liiunt
.r.ni.-
Tl!l !'."
1111 1;
17 77
al l l-'l
4 on
-i 1 1
!.". uo
Ily nint. l Imp, tuinod nvor to Oil,
" " l" Pup. win kill out
" " l'uid fur hibnr on l'oiul
" " " " "lUldlloiK
' " A. 11. Sparks for liilmr...
' "II 1-- days lubur isujjoi'vlbur...
SHU O.'s
poor nwrw.
Jinnes rt. Trumbull Supervisor.
To unit. ol'Oiders Drawn 112 .-,0
' ' l'ox township order No. 7M... Sill)
" " line Supervisor on settlement 150
SI IS ou
2 .Vi
71 IM
21 .10
Ry ' pnlil V'.. K. (5 rash & f'lms. Mead
W. if. Hyde Co
" " Hf'i days as overseer
S'js 11
T. .1. Taylor Supervisor.
To unit, efi Irdirs Drawn
" due supervisor mi sett..
22-i 01
1 2.1
?!2'i :n
11 .'in
2'i mi
ii;mi
Il.V nmt. furnished paupers
" " pi. id town clerk ',.'.'.
" h days as overseer
fcSi .'JO
It OA D F17NDS.
Thomns liurehllcld Collector.
To ami. uncollected on Kudy dup..
" " Taylor
" " due collectors on sett..!."
3117
11 22
4
17S3
17 8.1
ny
for Commission
617 81
ADDITIONAL ROAD ITXDS.
Tomtit, of duplicate, issi
" uncollected on duplieute. ls7!i.. .'."
" due Piwnship on sett. Alls. 2sili,
61 22
IS! 22
urn no
Ssmi n
37.1 On
I Ifi
2112
1(1 22
Hy Treasurer receipts
" mill, o." Kxone ations Is7il...."..'.."
' issi
' uncollected on duplicate 1X70
' 1-JH1
" due township on sett.
April 21th, 1SS2 ,
2HIS0
107 9.1
ItOAD Fl'NIW.
E. D. Alden Treasurer,
lo huh., duo township on Inst
settlement
' ana. from town 11 mil tors.
" unit, from Thos. litirchtleld col..."
" unit, from Counly Colors
" " of order No. 7
8C0.V)
711 svl
AS III
MM 11
lil-'i
1000 lo
1N20 11
'.'I mi
in ia
By orders redeemed
" Coin, nml I'lilil out '
" " hand
" mnt. paid lownship 011 sell ....
ADDITIONAL KOAD FUNDS.
To unit. due. township 011 last
KCItloUICIll ,
" ami. reed, from col. Jturcliileili'.'
H'jon 4o
73 (HI
:i7.) 01
2iU 0:1
t711 12
012 m
8H (Hi
l.'l (W
LI! 411
By receipts rrom W. H. ftydo & Co.,
on Judgments '
" lteceipis from ltathlmrn oil
illdnwny Bank Judgments
" unit, puld township oil "suit.",'.".',
7H VI
'i fil
1-1I 12
HO AD FUNDS.
To unit, due township on sett
' Heed, of Collection llutvhilcid
" puld Trcaburer on settlement...."
fill br,
3M8S
7 S8
9U
By orders redeemed
" Commission 011 oM,!!1 ,'
" unit, of llueliliulU Uuo bill dated
.Muy 26 17
ill 56
We, the undersigned, auditor of Horton
Township having examined the, several ao
uounuof suid Township, for the year issi,
forth" Mul'th 6lA' lm'- m,d M above Net
Frank J. Loud. 1 . ...
Gko. W. CXistun. Auditors.
NE)V AD VER TIS EVENTS.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
following ' account will be pre
sented at the next Orphans' Court for
confirmation :
Partial account of Charles Holes
guardian of Otia G. Kelts.
FRED. SC1HEN1NO, Clerk.
ESTATE NOTICE.
"7 STATU of Martin Perrln, late of
JI2ispriug Creek township, KIk county,
Pa., deceased. Notice Is hereby given
that letters testamentary have been
granted to tlie undersigned upon the
above named estate. All persons in
debted lo suid estate are requested to
intute immediate payment, and those
having legal claims against the sumo
to present them without demy, in
proper order, for settlement.
M ATT HE V S H A NLT2Y,
opi'27-at Executor.
ESTATE NOTICE.
TESTATE of Geo. Schmidt, late of
iJSt. Mary s borough. Elk county,
I'll., deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary Iimvb been
granted to the undersigned upon tlie
anoveii nuineci estate. Alt persons in
debted to suid estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those
having legal claims against the same
to present them without delay, in
proper order, for settlement.
MARY LOUISA SCHMIDT,
apr27-0t. Executrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
In
pursuance of an order of
tlie
Orphans' Court of Elk county, I will
expose to puhlic sale on
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 18S2
at 10 o'clock a. jr., all that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land situate in
Fox township, Eik county, Pennsyl
vania, hounded ami descrihed as fol
low; lieginninj; at a beech tree tlie
northwest corner of the tract; thence
south 70 rods to a post; thence cut
about 09 rods to the middle of the hojj
back road; thence north 'i degrees west
uloiifjc t ho middle of said toad i!S rods to
a point; thence north HJ degrees west
along tlio middle of said road 2:! rods
to u point; thence north 41 degrees
west along said road to a post the
northwest corner of land conveyed to
J. W. Mornester by the said Samuel
Wilson, deceased, "by deed dated Oct.
, 1S70, recorded iu deed book "T,"
page !)0; thence west about 4'J rods to
tiie piace of beginning, containing
20J acres more or less with the appur
tenances. Excepting and reserving
therefrom all that certain piece, parcel
or lot of ground heretofore sold by
contract tooiieCutberiiie Moyer by said
Samuel Wilson, deceased, bounded
and described as follows: being situate
in the southeast corner of above de
scribed tract of land, beginning at a
point where (he road leading to J. H
Taylor's leaves the hog back road;
thence west ten rods and nine and oi.u
lialf feet along said road to J. K. Tay
lor's to a post; thence north sixteen
n-ds lo a post; thence east nine rods
nml nine and one-huli' feet to a post;
thence southeasterly along hog back
road to the place of beginning, contain
ing one acre. Also' reserving and
excepting all the bituminous and
mineral coal and oilier minerals, in,
under, and upon suid tract of land and
promises', with therhjht of entry and
oilier privileges necessary for tlie free
enjoyment of the sume, and the min-.
ing. taking und currying away thereof
as fully as the same are excepted and
reserved in deed of (leorgo Dickinson
and other to smucl Wilson, deceased,
dated December, 18th, lH(j:i, and
recorded ut Uidgwuy in deed book "I"
paito oij-l.
Ti-:km3 of Salf. One third tlie
purchase on confirmation of sale; and
the remainder in two etiuiil annual
instalments from that date, with iegal
interest payable annually on tlie whole
sum, to be secured by Judgment.,
Doiid and ?dort!;u e on the premises.
J.J. TAYLOU,
Administrator of (he estate of
Samuel Wilson, deceased.
The firm of 10. W- Knife & Co., has
this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business will be closed by
the iindersigiu'd
April 20th", 1S2.
E. W. Hoi.fk.
Noiice of Copartiicrsliip.
We, the undersigned, have this day
formed a copartners)!! t) under the style
and firm name of E. W. Kolfe &
Brother, for the manufacture of Lum
ber and transacting a general Merch
andise business. Huvin IT ilWTOlKml
facilities we are prepared to lill all
orders at shortest notice.
E. W. Rolkf.
, H. D. Roi.fk.
Rolfe, I'h., April 1st, 1881
J. D. WOODRUFF, KJ. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Olll co
Hank
at resilience,
Main street.
opposite, Elk County
Office Hocus. From 0 to 12 a. m.,2to 5
nnd 1 to II p. in. Residence Mrs. Dr. T S
Hartley s corner of 8011th mid ltroail streets.
LALLSj 1AV !rJ(j.Ml' l'KOJll'TLY
licitul l'r sl,al 0 01 thu l'c"l,1-''i' patronage so-
List of Licenses.
"VTOTICK is hereby given that the
1 following persons have tilled
their petitions for Licenses in my of
fice, and that tliev will be i.n.niul t.
(lie Court of Qimrtcr Sessions on
ednesday, May iiltli, ut Z o'clock, p.
m, : '
TAVERX,
FOX TOW NSIIIP.
1. Joseph Koch and Son.
2. George Spuhler.
3. Lewis Thomas.
JAY.
4. E. II. Dixon.
HI DO WAY BOUOl'tlll.
5. Sulyer Jackson.
(5. John Vaiif-han.
7. Peter V. liogert.
ST. MAHYS BOKOUCilt.
8. John Groll.
EATING HOUSE.
JAY.
0. Corneal Corela.
BKNEZKTTE.
10. John Dailey.
FOX.
11. Herman Hirt.
VI. Patrick Fuliey.
13. John Sullivan.
HI DO WAY TOWNSHIP.
14. J. N. Brown.
STORE.
ST. MARYS BOROUGH.
15. Charles McVeun.
16. L. W. Gifliird.
'That if any person or persona shall
neglect or refuse to lift his, her or
their License, within F1FTEEV
DAYS ufter the same has been grunted,
such neglect or refusal shall be deemed
a forfeiture of eaid License "
Purdon, V. 2d, puge B43.
FRED. KCH05X1NG, Clerk O,. S.
Business Cards.
QEO. A- BA1HBUN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Mnlli street, Rldgway, Elk Co., rn.
rurtienlar rittrntlon plveu to the
examination of titles, also to patent
and patent Cases.
HALL . M'CAULEV" " ' '
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ' ' '
Office in new brick building, Iuin
street, Ridgwny, Elk Co., Pa. v32t
J. S. BAROWELL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEOH.
Over twenty five years practice.
OIHco on Main r.trtct, llidgway, Pft.,
opposite the Robert House. Ofllce
hours ".oiu J to and 7 to 8, P- M.
II'. L. WILLIAMS. :-i j
Late of Sfrattanvillc), Physician and
Sui'-reon, Ridway, Pu. OfHce Iu
Hall's Brick ' Building (up stairs)
Rcferenees J. D. Smith, H. L.
Young, R. Rulol'son, Strattanville;
Major John Kitley, V. W. Green
land, Clariin. Olllee hours 1 to 2
P. M. and 7 to 3 P. M.
G. G. MESUEWGER.
DRUGGIST & PARMACEUTIST,;
X.W. corner of Main and Mill streets,
Ridgwuy, Pa., full assortment of care
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
Drugs. Prescriptions carefully dis
pensed at ull hours, day or night.
vilify
HYOE HOUSE.
W. It. SCHRAM, Proptietor,' '.
Ridgwny, Elk county, Pa.
Thankful for the putronnire hereto
lore so iioeiuny oesiowe'i 141011 111111,
tlie new proprietor hopes, by pnyinfr
1 til 11.. 1 1 ........
strict attention to the comfort and con
venience of guests, to merit a continu
ance of the same. oct30't!t
ROBBED.:
Thousands of graves are annually
robbedoftheirvietims, lives prolonged
happiness and health restored, by tho
use of the great
GERMAN I1TVIG0EAT0R?
which positively and prenianently cures
Inipotency (caused by excesses of any
kindj, Seiiiinul weakness, and all dis
eases that follows as a. sequence ot
Self-Abuse, as loss of energy, loss of
memory, universal lasitude, pain Iu
the back, dimiiass of visii;ii, premature
old age, and many other diseuseu that
lead to insanity or consumption ana a
premature grave
Send lor circulars wit 11 testimonials
free by mail. The IN VIG ORATOR
is sold at Si per box, or six boxes lor
$ by all druggists, or will lie sent for
by mail, eeurely sealed, on receipt of
price hy addressing
J. J. UHii.M'.v, 1 'ry ggist,
187 .Summit St., TOLEDO, OHIO. .
Sole Agent for tlie United States.
Tlie most woiindtiful curative rem
edies of the present day, are those that
come from Germany, or at least origi
nate there. The most recent prepara
tion placed upon the market in this
country, is tlie GREAT. GERMAN"
1NVIGORATOR, which has sever
been known to fail in curing a birigie
case of inipotency, sperniatorrliaia.
weakness and all diseases resitting .
from self-abuse," us nerveous debility,
inability, mental anxiety, laugnori ..
lassitude, depression of spiiitju'snd
functional derangenientsofllie.iiervous
system. For sale by drugg ists, or sent
tree by mail on receipt of the -twice
Jl.uo SoIeAgent lor the LHiited States j
Send for circular. For sale by Chas.
MeVcaii, St. Marys, Pa. ' y
PLANTS and SEEDS
F'.dt-
EVERYBODY '"'T
Our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
and BOOK OF FLOWERS scud
free to any address. .
HARRY C II. V A PEL
Florist and Seedsman,
Williamsport, Pa.
IIuxhv A. Parsons, Jr., Local agent
Ridiiwuy, Pa.
STOVE -SIGN
No. 42 Main St.
AFULL LINE BUILD
ERS' HARDWARE,
STOVES AND
House-Furnishing
GOODS At POPULAR
PRICE. '
W. S Service, Ag't.
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