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THURSDAY, OCT., 19, 1882.
Teams are scarco in Ridgway' at
!lvo dollars a day
Tho piloo of provisions havo not
come down much since the firo.
W. II. Oaterhout Is still building
. houses on his tannery properly.
Flow your ground this full, and it
.Will repay you many times the ex
pense. We failed to see Barnum's big
elephant at Warren, but were present
at Rldgway's Jumbo fire.
At No. C shauty row, Main street.
Rldgwny, Pa., you will find The Ad
vocate office. Stop In and see us.
Don't forget Clark Dickinson's
shooting match next Saturday.
lAeventy-ftve turkeys will be shot for.
Dr. Day's Horse and Cattle Pow
der is unequaled for bad blood, poor
nppetlte, thin flesh, coughs, colds, &c
The rafters for tho new Congro-
Rational church are nearly nil raised
The roof is nearly a two-thirds
pitch,
Shanty row Is about complete now
Chas. Holes will build a little addition
to hi9 stove, and the Rhines boys will
add ten feet to their saloon.
John Casserly has the contract for
building tho wall under Molester's
new store. He commenced laying
etono on Saturday.
An excursion was planned for last
Sunday from Ridgway to the Kinzua
bridge. The matter fell through from
some causo or other.
The old Alvocate Is $1.60 a year.
About 15 new subscribers nave enlisted
since the fire. We have room on ou r
books at No. C shanty row for a few
more.
The weather Is delightful, and the
beautiful colors of the trees, arrayed in
their many varied costumey, make
the aspect of nature & pleasaut pano
rania.
The Bi-Ccntennlal celebration at
Philadelphia next week will be one of
the greatest shows ever witnessed by
the citv of brotherly love. It will al
most eclipse the centennial.
Election day will be warm in
Jones township we rather mistrust, as
Messrs. Brown and Montgomery, the
Demopratic and Republican candi
dates for Assembly both livo there
The great fire in Ridgwny on the
morning of Sept. 20 will mark tho
beginning of u hew epoch in tho his
tory of Ridgway. May futuro sue
cesses compensate us for tho lows of
that eventful morning.
J. 8. Magmuis has rented hi
saloon to Kuliues and Flits. Mr.
Maginnis has long had the reputation
of keeping a quiet, orderly place,
which reputation wo have no doubt
bis successors will sustain.
Vote for O. t. Montgomery, the
Republican candidate for Assembly.
He will make a creditable repmsouta
tlve. Ho has made his way up from
the ranks. The boys should stand by
him. Vote for Montgomery.
A special term of court was held
here on Saturday by Judge Brown and
associates Weis, and Messenger. Tho
licenses of Rhinos Bros. John Mc
Qrady, and Jas. Maginnis, were made
good in their forced removal to the
opposite side of tho street.
Bennett, the painter has lettered
Powell & Kime'e store on the north
and south sides, Chas. Olnistead has
made a fine largo sign for Morgestcr,
Cuthy has painted a saloon elgn for
tho Rhincs boys. Holes and the Ad
vocate office also sport large signs
lettered by Bennett.
The very prompt and generally
satisfactory adjus tment of the losses
by Rldgway's recent fire inspired our
citizens with renewed confidence in the
several companies. Our local agents
H. M. Powers, and M. S. Kline did
effective work iu having tho losses
promptly paid.
By an agreement among the
owners of property from Broad to
Mill street, the burned district, the
buildings will he placed on a line with
Messenger's drug store and the Hyde
Houso. Tho line of the street is out
six feet further, but as the buildings
were forniely built ou the old line it
waa thought best to build tho new
ones on tho same line. This will
give the merchants a good chance to
display goods in front of lieir stores
without intruding on the street.
NOTICE.
To Those Interested : My attention
lias been called to the fact that numer
ous places of business within the lim
its of our borough are habitually kept
open for trade on Sunday. This is not
only contrary to law, but demoralizing
iu its effect upon the community, a
elur upon Christianity, and repugnant
to the feelings of a large proportion of
our population. Gentlemen, if you
have no regard for religion, morality,
or the feelings fit your neighbors, I
submit the question to you: I it any
jiecuniary advantage to you? Do you
sell phy more goods in the seven clays
th&u you would in six? In either
June the consumption is the same.
Tho , deluge of drunkenness seen
dully and nightly upon our streets
utlest the fact that our 6aloon and
hotel keepers uro constantly guilty
of flagrant violations of law. This
must be stopped. Laws are for the
benefit of the community at large,
aud must be enforced.
The borough constables will tee that
the Sunday and the license laws are
strictly enforced from this time forth.
J. Powell, Burgees.
Ridgway, Oct. IS,
Personal.
Hugh M'Ueehlu will build his
new storo of brick.
J. S. Singleton has bought a colt
from W. C. Geary.
Horace Warner, of Jones town
ship, was in Ridgway to-day.
William Sweet has moved his
shoo shop into No. 8. Shanty Row.
' Mrs. Jane Barrett is home after
an absence of several months from
Ridgway.
Mrs. James M'Afee and Mrs. A
Swart, Ross are on a visit to friends iu
Lock Haven.
The post-office building owned by
Jas. H . Hagerty has beeu sold to L
S. Garritt&Kon.
Mrs. J. B Royce, the Sophia Wil
lis of former days, died at Washing
ton, D. C, ou Sunday lost.
Mrs. Warner, and daughter Hat-
tio, mother and sister of Mrs. Jas
Maginnis arc hero on a visit.
We acknowledge our obligations
to G. C. Brandon of tho St. Mary'i
Gazette for many courtesies tendered
since the fire.
One of our sprightly Ridgway
, T . , , . ..
gins uiaue mreo "masnes" m one
day recently aud then boasted of her
achievements to ye Editor, but we
will say nothing about it.
MUTKS.
Chapix. On Saturday, Oct. 14, 18
to Jir. ami Mm. B. T. :Chapiu, of
Urockwayville, a daughter.
Ross. On Tuesday, Oct. 17th. to Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Rosy, Jr., of this
IJiace, a uaugnier.
MARRIED.
Bevier Aldkich. Ou Oct. 12th, at
mo resiuenco oi too brine's parents
Wilcox, Pa., by Rev. T. S. Ncsley,
Mr. Arthur Bevier. M. D.. of Ellin-
ville, N. Y., and Miss Jessie M. Al-
uricn.
Death.
DeVooe. On Saturday, Oct. 14, 1882,
vi consumption, isernarcl uevoge.
oi mis uorcugn, ngeel is years.
Deceased was burled on Monday by
tlie C. T. A. U. of Ridgway, which so
cje.y ho had been a member of for
more than a year. Ho came home
on Saturday's mail, and expired on the
lure.ihold of his brother's residence.
The nights are becoming frosty.
Baking powder freshly made twice
a week at Day's drug storo.
Indications are that tho present
winter will bo an unusually severe
one.
Co. II will leave Ridgway next
Tuesday on mail to attend the Ki-Ccn-
twmial celebration at Philadelphia.
On tho Ridgway and Clearfield
railroad bridge across Elk creek at the
lower end of town, men are kent
busily pumping night and day to
keen the water out of the trenrhos
ig to receive tho stone abutments.
The Hoosler Lifting Jack is one of
the most convenient contrivances im
ngmnble to have around a farm. It is
ust tho tiling; to hoist wagon wheels.
J. W, Lahhivc id the agent for Elk
county.
Prof. Covmtr's Band is one of the
nest in the count ry aud adds another
feature to the attractions of Madden
ACary's Humpty Dunipty. Colum
bus, (Ohio) Democrat.
They will parade tho streets of our
town Monday afternoon, Oct. ii3.
Ronovo, Pa., Oct. 2oth 1582,
Will Dickinson, Esq.,
Kid-way, Pa.
Vcar Air: Rep-ylug to your favor
ictu inst. and telegram of to-day rela
tive to excursion to high bridge. We
saw the officers connected with, (ho N.
Y. L, )i. & W. R. It. & Coal Co. yes
terday and they informed me they
could not receivo any trains atpres-mt.
That as soon as they get ready thev
Will giudly accommodate us which
they expect to be able to do in a bhurt
time.
Yours truly,
E. B. Westfall, Supt. M. D.
George Dellaveu, tho head of the
advertising bureau of tho Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company has prepared a
map showing the lines of the Penn
sylvania raii road system and its feed
ers. The system embraces 5,05.01
miles of track east of Fituburg uud
Erie and 4,390.60 west of Pittsburg,
making a total of 10,015.02 miles of
track in tho whole system.
Fast driving over the iron bridjies
across Elk creek and the Clarion river
should he discontinued under severe
penalties, We were on the Elk creek
bridge the other day when a man on
horseback trotted his horse across, and
the bridge sulfered more strain from
that piece of carelessness than it
would have received from years of
wear. The notice on the Elk creek
bridge has been removed and should
be replaced. This matter is wouhy
the attention of our Borough dads.
L'oaruers Wanted.
L. C. Dickinson, at west Ridgway,
is prepared to take a few lhst-class
boarders. Apply at his store.
A Runaway.
J. W. Morgester, wife and child
were out for a pleasure ride on Sunday
afternoon lost, when the horuo became
frightened and ran away. Mr. Mor
gester with great presence of mind
reached as far out the rear of the
buggy as he could and carefully drop
ped the child, ten mouths old, to the
ground, the horse tho meanwhile do
ing its level best to kick off tho dash
board. After going a few rods from
where the baby was dropped out the
horse succeeded in freeing Itself from
tho buggy when tho vehicle upset.
The accident occurred tear Bard well's
farm uud the horse run down tho hill
and Into Dickinson's mill race. The
horse was tuken home a good deul the
worse for weur. The occupants of the
buggy escaped without injury, the
baby was recovered all right, und all
is well thut ends well.
BeVler Aldrlch.
The rostdeneo of A. T. Aldrich of
Wlloox, Penna. was on Thursday' i
Inst the sceene of a haypy gathering
of friends and neighbors, who came to
Witness tho marriage of their daughter'
Miss Jesble to Hi. A. B. Bevier o
Ellin ville, N. Y. -'
The day" was pleasant and every
thing auspicious.' Tho parlor was
tastefully decorated with autumn
foliago and grasea, and from tho
ceiling hung a beautiful floral bell,
the gift of one of the ladies present,
long before tho appointed hour tho
favored onus, began to areive, und by
11 o'clock the last carriage stopped and
the last guest entered the room, nt
11.30 the bridal pair appeared, ushered
in by their brothers Ernest O, Aid
rich and H. N. Bevier, taking their
places under the marriago bell, were by
tho simple ceremonials of the Presby
terian church united in the bonds of
wedlock, by the Pastor Rev. T. S.
Negley.
There followed greetings and con
gratulations alter which all were in
vited to a collation. Tho festivities
were concluded at 8, p. ji., and at 4.30
followed by showers of rice, old shoes
and the hearty God speeds of interested
faiends tho happy couple started for
their new home by way of Phillips
burg, the residence of the groom 'e pa
rents, where they will spend a week.
The presents were numerous and ap
propriate, consisting mainly of the
following :
Elegant hand painted China tea set
42 pieces, S20 gold piece, silver cake
basket, silver butter dish, decorated
China cream pitcher, silver clock, half
dozen silver spoons in Morrocuo cases,
oil painting (snow ueene), one dozen
silver knives, silver teapot, silver uud
glass card receivers, solid silver butter
knife, ice cream knife, set of Bronte's
novels (4 vols.), porcelain plaquo with
autumn leaves, silver ami glads fruit
etaud (very line), elegant painted pin
cushion, handsome laco aud ombroi l-
eried tidy, toilet cushion nansic.s.
broom holder, three tabic cloths, two
dozen napkins, fancy towels, silver and
glass bouquet stands, ail ver pickcl stand
beautiful silver coffee server (chayod
and engraved), silver knife rest, eilvcr
nut cracker, cut glas und silver co
logne staud, table brush and pan,
pickle castor, glass preserve dish, Mor
rocco port mouie, fruit salvor, &c.
Crazed by His Lueses.
W. I. AHCHiiOr.D'S MISU liilEAKS
EOW.V UMJUll the intense kthain
OK 1IANDLINU I-MMKMSIO BLOCKS OF
OIL 031 Aif Vi'Sl'itADY MAKIiii'f .
The effect of the laic Hurry in oil Is
beginning to to be apparent. Tho ad
vancu was so rapid, unprecedented and
unexpected that the losses sustained
were enormous. William D. Arch
bold, one of tho most respected and
most solid financial men in the ex
change, Oil City, has been deprived of
his reason, temporarily at least, bv Lis
great losoca aud l!o excitement ami
worry incident thereto. Per the past
mouth his business has av eraged nearly
a million barrels daily and during the
past live years ho has not been absent
from the exchange on a Lu.ilaess day.
Tho strain was so groat on his mental
faculties that they gave way. About
noon Tuesday he left the exchange,
went to one of the hotels and procuned
a basket of lunch and strolled out into
the woods, telling the party of whom
ho procured it to say nothing about
his getting it. During tho afternoon
his bookkeeper became alarmed and
telegraphed to his homo in Titusviile
to know if ho had been there. The
reply was in the uegi.tive, but stated
that ho had written his wife biddimr
icr good bye. Tho belief then became
prevalent that lie luul committed sui
cide. A seru'ehinir parly was oruraui-
od and during lac evening ho was
found in a small Isolated eottafo a
shcrtdistar.ee out of town. lie 'was
tanen to hiu home at once. The un
fortunate man is conilned to his Lid
in a critical condition. Tho president
of the exchange had made an a.-..-;i.,i-rueut
and during tho day had sold
lour iiunoreu ana muuiY-onc tiiuus-nm
barrels of oil under tho rule for his ac
count. Tho mail is a complete wreck
iieu tally from over excitement and
over work. His losses uro said to be
the result of the failure of outside
paties. One firm in Albany alone is
aid to Lave laid uowu on h;m for 75.-
uu-j. jur. Arcuooiirs luiniortune cau.-:es
eei regreat iiinwa the business mou
as iie was agreat favoiitu.. Tho fail
ure caused no panic iu the market
though it declined somewhat.
Godfrey Panott, of MilLtoue town
ship ou Oct. 13, met with a gunning
accident wnicu cost him tho loss of
three fi!ie;eisof the right hand. Ho
had fired the gun uud was In the net
of re-loading. When the load wa3
about half way down tlu barrel his
little sou pulled up the hammer when
the gun went offtearlng off the greater
part of three fingers.
In a speech at Wilkesbarro on Kalur-
lay evening D. J. M'Carthv. a miner.
of Drifton, Luzerne county, charged
mat, cameron fa emissaius Lad beeu
thut county, corruptly using
money to organize the Greenback
Labor party iu tho Interest of tho
Stalwart candie'.ates. lie exhibited a
5 note which he had received throu-rh
Patrick Dougherty from John D.
Birmingham, who was r'.-i.-oirjized a.
oue of Cameron's axuU, a.ij alleirjd
that it was iu consideration of a pro
mise t help in the work. He i.Iko
held up before theaudieneu fnitidiil.-n!
credentials to tho lato Labor county
convention held in Wilkesbarro and
stated all but three of the delegates to
that body were admitted on fraudu
lent credentials und were paid v& a
day for acting U3 delegatus. In a sub
sequent interview Mr. M'Carthv
stated that after the late Labor ooti-
ventlou in WllkesbarreFrimk Heath.
chairman of the Greenback conniiii-
a man named A i wood, nf Unns.
iiie, aim auoiner person met Iu a
room in the Lucerne Hotel and divided
a sum of money, uiiiouiuiiur to several
hundred dollars. The money wa3 in
10 and $20 bills and tho men disputed
warmly over the division, each claim
ing a larger share than he received.
The expote created a profound btnsa
tiou. ..it,.- . . .
Stata Noton.
A panther is stealing Mifflin
county sheep.
Chester county has a colored pop
ulation or 7,fi.
During Stfpti'rnber 139 arrests were
made In Wilkcsbarro. .- '
In this State there is a drinking
saloon for every people.
Horse thieve are practicing their
vocal iou In Schuylkill county.
Counterfeit money Is being largely
circulated in York county.
Sheep stealers in Westmoreland
county aro making olf;with entire
1 locks.
There arc 022 farms in Pennsylva
nia wldch havo over 500 acres in them.
There aro 13,178 members of Im
proved Order of Red Men iu Pennsyl
vania. Yco Lun, a Chinaman, is a book
keeper iu the First Natioml bank of
Pittsburg.
Chauncey Thohias, postmaster at
Bhohola, Pike county, died suddenly
on Friday.
Mifflin county man shot his favor
ite rooster the other night, mistaking
him for an owl.
r.ath.iu Moore died In Quarry
villo of lock-jaw produced by a splin
ter in the palm ef hid hand.
Dealers nay that there will bo a
corueriu canned tomatoes this winter,
aud prices are wty up.
A railroad is to be built from a
point in Clariok : ccuuly to Eagle
Rock, ten miles above Oil City.
There will be un exhibition of
babies at tho Bhir county fuir, in
which ail colors nay bo entered.
Packed but lot for winter uso is
selling in Johustcwu at from thirty to
thirty-three eeuUpcr pound.
At tho preAuit time there are
seven murderers pcctipyiug culls in the
Allegheny count jail.
Mill Hollow,:Luzerco county, has
been incorporated into a borough, un
eler the name Luteruc.
Some of tho copper ore from the
Franklin county; mines has assayed
gold to ti e value ul ?5 per ton.
A little child of James Dugan, at
Grcjnsburg biaciisnjith, fell over a
chair Tuesday anl bi)k'e its neck.
Mrs. Thorny Young, of Deep
Valley, Green county, committed
suicide by hanging herself ou Mon
day. The Athletic association of Lafay
ette College oife-rs gflld. medals in all
the held contests by the students.
Tho Mortuois continue to make
proscl.yi.ej among loo tiootch Presby
terians of the Cumberland valley.
Twenty women of Bellefouto have
won some ico cream by remaining to
gether for an Lour without speaking a
word. -
The Johnslovn Tribune com
plains that a marrying epidemic has
broken out aniorg the chiluiui iu
that neighborhood,
Robert Itusling, of AHentown,
won a donkey at t rauic a few days
ago, and a few nljhta later some one
stole the animal.
Jacob Ilouser'of Mount Pleasant,
Wetnif-relaud couiry, has falleu heir
to $100,000 by the ceath'of an uncle iu
GeTHi.-my. !
An unknown 'Hungarian fell a
distance of thiilj-five f.-et frum a
bridgo in Peranum, vu Friday, and re
ceived Injuries wkic'.i will prove fata).
Froa Rum iu romiecaeo.
Tho Democratic pvty does not pro
po.w to plant its honiKJis upon tlu ru?u
shops. It urges total abstinence as
the cn!y remedy for the evils of in
temperance. But it viJl jtevar invuo'.e
tho rightd of others by a resort to the
eld, fanatical Intolcrtnce which oei.ed
power, whether feci.! in church or
St-ite, to crush outll freedom of opin
ion and conduct. Tho iiionJMtion in
it' pa! a annihilated h; e-sy by tiro and
awjrd, and if we adopt the method of
enforcing our pet o;ihd-jLs upon thcae
w ho tlisagi ce with as, and invoke t'iw
cid of the State iu prescribing what
men shall eat, dilnk and wear, wo will
fjiuuuauy exuam luj mctnud lhu! we
finally get back to tho old Inquisition
again. Memphis Apical.
i
Pennsylvania Gama Lawa.
Ruffed grouse can Lo killed from
now until January 1. The same dates
abo govern the killing of piunat&d
grouse iu those sections where re
cently these praiiie-Uauntlng birds
have been introduced. Deer can be
ulso shot from October 1 until Decem
ber 1, and quail aad wild turkeys
from tho 10th inst to January 1; but
rabbits are not legal prey till Novem
ber 1, aud after that date may be
killed on to January 1. Woodcock,
however, aro in season from July 4 to
January 1; squirrclj from Sc-pL-mber
1 to the cud of the year, and wildfowl
from Se-ptomber 1 to the 15th of hext
May. The penalty for infihigmeiit
of these laws lauges from ?5 w t-5 lor
each bird or species of grouad game
allot cut of seasou.
The Pruts tt Merit.
Dk. H.uiT.-rAN &, Co. Please send me
a Iut of your books cn tho "Ills of life."
I bell a great deal of your Foruua ; and
Manaliu. They aro very highly
spoken of iu tlds part of the country.
F. 11. Bltssman, p. M., Westford, Pa.
Dear Sir: I havo taken half a dozen
bottles of your Peruiju. and find ic is
doing me great good.
Your truly, ; James Wyatt,
" Steuben ville, Ohio.
TLifc laik about Chairman Cool ¬
er's tetiuing tuo Beaver bioarapny
through tho mails at unlawful postal
rates is altogether too opaque as it
were. Chalrmau Cooper can afford to
pay regular rates. Thlngsmlght have
beeu iliiliri-nt if tho post oflico clerks
and tho girls at the mint hadn't paid
their iustss-iiL'.s. Jh.k:da Jrt&i.
NOTiCti.
Cohen, Bro. & BrownHtoIni', proprie
tors of the New York store, would re
spectfully announce to the public that
tho report that has been circulated of
late in regard to their removal from
town is Hot trim. On the contrary, we
are here; and expect lo remain lu
Ridgway a good many years and con
tinue to sell go(xls cheaper than ever.
Our stock is new and complete all
the latest novelties iu tha market.
Call aud examine our block and be
convinced that we arc headquarters for
dry goods, clothing, hata, caps, boots,
shoes, etc. Wo will bo able to quote
you prices in a week or two. Our
stock is full and complete in all its
branches.
COHEN, BlU). & Bkowesteine,
Proprietors.
For tho JH-Cculcuntal.
Pittsburg, October 13. Tho largest
steel spring ever made has Just been
successfully rolled at ICIovun's steel
woiks nore lor tno united (states Car
Motor Company of Philadelphia. The
spring is 310 feet long, six inches wide
and a quarter of an ieh thick. It
will be tempered aud cooled by the
motor company at their works iu
Phlladelyhia and exhibited iu tho bi
centennial prado.
Live Agcuts Wanted.
To sell Dr. Chase's Receipts; or In
formation for Everybody, in every
county in tho Umted Stales and
Cauadas Enlarged by the publisher to
ti-18 pages. It contains over 2,(;oo
household receipts and is suited to all
classes and conditions of society. A
wouudcrful book and a household
necessity. It sells at sight. Greatest
inducements ever otTered to book
agents. Sample copies sent by mail,
Postpaid, fjr $2.00. Exclusive terri
tory given. AgeuU more than double
their mouey. Address Dr. Chase's
Steam Printing House, Ann Arbor,
Micuigau.
For 20 years tho American Ayri-
cullurist, now in ita 43d year, has been
recognl.ed as the leading Agricultural
Journal of the world, Notwithstand-
lug ui puit woneloiful career, it now
cLteis upon a new car, and purpose to
erpiel its past ttccomplishuicuts mov
ing forward to fresh conquests.
T;ie October lumber appears iu a
New Cover, Nov Dress, New Typo,
New engravings, with New Artists,
and additional Eelkoa! Writers, mak
ing altogether thu most supoib per
iodical of the kind ever issued. From
this time forward the American Ari
cuUcrUt is determined Vj av. il h-cif of
tho best i.rahi power, tint1, the ili'it
article of talent hi tho country. Tho
proprietors have but lo pii u, ;i
patii rccom as a uaranteu U our pro
mises f jr the future. Never before in
its career was tho Journal oO prosper
ous as now, and ut no time since tha
lirstye.ir hnmecUntu'y fol'ov.h iLe
war have subneiiution come iu to
numerously uo th,:y are now coming.
We confidently believe 'thai, the
American Agriculturist is thii .Uai
paper iu the United SUtU for other
journals to club with, being exclusi
vely Agricultural in its chuiacter, .,
it ia, and thua competing with uo
local Journal, "rice; $1.50 a year.
Single copy, lo cents. Okaa-oe Jcdi
Company. Iav;d W. Judo, Vicv
Presidont. cj.tiii. el Bl'h.nha:.!, Sec
retary, A Roprcductivo Comet.
The present comet in the eastern sky
which can bo distinctly set-u by every
one at early niornh:,;, is ceriaihiy
tho post remarkable 0.-.0 of ail the
modem oom.?t. Prof. Lewis Swift,
director of the Warner Observatory,
Rochester, N. Y., states that the comet
grazed the sua so closely as to cause
great disturbance, bo much so that it
has divided into uo le.5s than eight
separato pavta, all of which can be
distinctly seen by a good telescope.
TLttfoJs only one otlua- instance on
record where a cumet has divided,
that oae being Biella's comet of
which separated into two parts. Ap
plications havo been made to Mr. II.
H. Warner by parties who have noted
these eomoLiry ofjiiouts, claiming tho
$200 pri.o for each of them. Whether
the giou; coeuct wiil continue to pro
dace a brood of umalitr comets re
mains to bo seen.
Ridgway Lodgo No. 900, I. O. of
O. F. meets tveiy Thursday evening
at 7:-i0 o'clock iu their hall over the
post office.
Madden- & Cary's Humpty
Dumpty and all Star Specialty Co.
will exhibit iu Hyde's Opera House,
Monday evening, Oct. 2i, Admission
So aud 60 cents.
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HOW LOoT, HCT REETORKFI.
Just published, a :.ew orliion of Dr.
Culyeiwell's Celebrated Essay on tho
radical cure of SpcriuatorrboMir Semi
nal Weekuess, Involuntary Seminal
Iios-ses l;n potency, Mental and Piii
cal Incapacity, Impediments to Mar
riage, etc.; also, Consumption, Eijil
ei'sy and lits induced by self-iaeiui-gence
or sextiul extravagance, fcc.
The celebrated auihor, in this ad
mirable Essay, clearly (b-niotistrait-a,
from a thirty years' successful practice
that the alarming consrquer.ces of
feelf-abuse may Vxi raiiie-ally cured;
pointing out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and elti-ctnahtiy means
of which every suherer, no mailer
what his condition may bo inny cure
hi mst;lf cheaply, privately, and ruci
c. ti'This Lecture bhouid boialbe
Lands oi every yuulh and tvery man
In the laud.
Sent uudcr seal in a plain envelope,
to auy address, pval-paid, on receipt of
six cents or two postage btamps.
Address,
The Cui.vduwki.i. Hlxioai. Co.,
41 Ann St., Mew Yoik, N. Y.; iva
Omce Box, oi .
A Utile (i.il'l Killed.
A licait rending uccidcut occurred
on tho 1). A. V. A, P. road near Sin
elearvillc, Tuesday ii'torno-m, result
ing In tho death ef Jessie Eldridge, a
lil-tle child apparently three years old.
Passenger train 4, conductor Cass and
engineer Phillips, coming noith di.3
covered the child lying on tho track,
but too late to stop (he train, and the
cruel wheel.? entirely severed the
child's head from the body. Inquiry
at tho nearest house failed to identify
the child and tho body was brought to
Sfncharville and tho meu sent back in
the neighborhood of the accident to
Inquire whose child was intasiiig.
The parents were found living a mile
away from the place, and tho littleou
had evidently strayed away, following
her pet kitten, which was clasped In
her arms as she lay asleep on the track
with her curly head over the fatal Iron
rail. Thu engineer did all that mortal
could do to avert the accident, but that
little mangled body will always be a
terrible remembrance to him. War
ren Hail.
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Masonic Ifall Buiidiug ready to sup
ply you with anything iu thy lino of
litoves, Hardware, Tin ware, Livmp
Roods Luive jour orders for
tin Wi.rj, stove rcparing ccc, a-i usual
they will receive prompt altciition.
V. S. riElt'vle'E, agent
Euclju'a Arnioti &alvo.
Tho best. Salve in the world for Outs
Bruises, Bum., fjorefc, Ulevrs, M'alt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Chappe-d.Haud.-1,
Chilblainu, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Pilcfc. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect sati f fac
tion or money refunded. Piico -0
cents per box. For sal-i by O. G.
Mcb:,eu,;e-r.
Almost every st jro iu the country
lias on iis counter, a show case of Dr.
Day'u medioiiiea. Ilyag'.aiico at the
display, it will o rceu that direct act
ing reiucdic'sareoflcrcd tor many every
day comiuaiiits, aud as they are all tho
results of study and experience, their
worth may be relied on.
Dr. Day's Liver Pills are taken in a
ellLereut way from any other pill, and
only a trh.l L; needed to prove their
great superiority in ail uwe of liver
complaint and constipation.
Dr. Day's Cold Mu-lk-ine l.u3 groat
power ov;4- coli!s uud sore throat, and
persons subject to quinsy need not
have their iis i.icil. if . tiioy take
this remedy Ji, ti.'no.
Tho shew corie e'.uti'.ns a. :;u.:;l.er of
others, bulspe-ci:.! attention ij c-'.IIedto
Dr. Day's Cure for PiW, uj having a
greater curiwivc iaiiucueo over the
Paris implicated, th.iu uiy other madi
ci.'ij lmowu.
ei.Y vu.SiiC'Ss.
The taomcut tliom Is danger of wo
pnirhioiit o. t!i- miud fro; a oiajes-iivc
nesrveJuH t-xhaustiou, or wLeiu there
exhts forebodings of evili a de:,ho is;
sc'.itade, shunning aud avoiding com
jmr y, vertigo and neiycus debility, or
ft hen insanity has "already taken
place, Pcrvaa and "lunaiUi should be
implicitly relied on. But it is never
s e-il to wait so loi-g boiure tieatint nt
ii- coiiimciicod. Tha early symptoms
are loss of streugth, boftuess of the
muselei?, di;ri or weak sight, peculiar
exine.-.sioa of the face and eyes, coated
tongue, with impaired eli-estiou ; or in
others, certain powers e;i:!y arc losi,
while they are otherwise enjoying
eoiuparativoly good health. I:i all
tlie-se l'vru'nu uud ilMiaiin should ui
once be taken.
Kuti'.'c.
I: hereby given that J. D. Hisholl,
stui'.eiit-at-iuv, rosjhitcred with Hall
& IloCauloy, Ep, has hied his i
plicaiion lore-xamiuaiiou lor admission
to practice .is an attorney of tho court?
of Eik cou.iiy with thu Secretary of
tho Board of Examiner, ami that
the said hoard will imwt at their io-i;i
in tho Conn lion,", llhl-wny, 0n
Monday, tho 2jih day of Novunber
next, ut 7 o'clock p. for tho pur
pose of c-x.-.mhiii):' ..aid applicant.
GEO. R. DiXCN, Htcretary.
Rielgv,ay, Oct. IJ, let. St.
FLORAL DSf OllATllLVS.
Taste, Beauty and Stylo unexcelled,
attention kIvcii to tlw proper arraiiae
mcni of Flowers. Bouquets, bujkeis
aud Designs prepared ia the most
artistic manner at modemie piic.es and
sent safely by txpr&ss. Catalogues
free to,
Address.
Hakky Ciiaapei.,
Decorative Flori.4,
NV'iihaiiisport, Pa.
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CALL CM Oft? LOCAS. ACE.Vr.
Dwiiiand it, and tuito no other iron
preparation except Brown's Iron Rii
tds. ItUtbebe-st.
Wmninuker & Rrowti's, Fail
samples are cn band nov . Call and
examine v liether; yoa want to pui-fli-se
ui-Jn.r :-v A. H i.'-, i-r.ei,'.-
EI.2CXI01T T200LAA1lC. .
Vv'hcreas. In und by (ho b'., section of
the Act of Gcii.-ral Assembly of IV'nn
sylvania, passed July 2, l"!i, eutillcd.
"An act le-IiUiig to theelitclioiiMof the
eoiuiinniweaitli,'1 it is enjoined o"h tho
sluaiil'of every county to give IioIIch
of such elections to iie held, and to
enumerate in such notice what oill-i-ors
are to be clout cd. In pursuranco
thereof, 1, Thomas Sullivan, Jlivrh
Sl.erill'of the county of Kitt, do there
lore make know 11 and give the public
notice to the electors oi suhi ooiinty of
Eik, that a general election will be held
in said county, ou
TUESDAY, NO VEMR32R 7, isSU,
(it being the first Tuesday of the
mouth) for Iho purpose of electing the
following officer to wit ;
One poron for Governor of the
C.untuouweallh of Pennsylvania.
One person for Lieutenant (lovornof
of the Coin iuou wealth of Peniisylva-'
nia.
One perjon for Supreme Judge of
the Commonwealth of 1'cniisylvnula.
One person for Secretary of Internal
affairs of the Commonwealth of pcnu
sylvauia.
One poison for Congressman -at-Large
for the Common wealth of Peun
sylvuiiia,
One person for Congress to represent
the counties of Union, Clearlleld,
Clinton, hllk, Mirni:: and Centre, com
posing tho twentieth Coiniresxionnl
distriet of tho Cuuimou wealth of
Poiih&,yIvauia.
One person for t'.talo Senator to reii-i-i
setit the couafh's of C;ameron, iilK,
'.Marion and Forest, composing the;
Thirty-uiuhl Senutorial district of tho
Common wealth of Pennsylvania
One person for Representative to
the Legislature, frenu the county of
Flk.
One person for District Attorney for
the county of lfilk .
One per-ton for Surveyor of the
aiunty e-f Ulk.
Two persons for Jury Commission
ers for the county of Eik. Eaoh elector
being privileged to vote for one.
And the qualitied electors of the
county oi Elk will hold their elections
In t he several districts as follows :
Dem zctte township at the house oi
Elizabeth VVinslow. -
Den a; uger township, at tho school
house ou Michael street, near tha Elk
cie-ek bridi.ro.
Fox township, at tho Ceutroville
school houso.
Highland township, at the houso of
Levi Eiuhorpc.
Morion t-jwnsbip, at the riohool
houte near D. C. Oyster's hotel.
Jay township, at tho houso of Alfred '
Pearoall.
Jciiit-s townahi, at the Wilcox Tan
ning and Lumber Co'b. oil'ico.
Millstone township, at the house of
Henry Dorr, at li-irr'sdam.
Itidgwi.y towticihip, at tho court
Louto.
Ridgway boiough, ut the court
house.
Itolfo election dlstiict, at tho store of
E. W. Roh'o & Co.
Spring Creek tow;lihip, at the houco
of Thim..-i Irwi.i.
(rt. Marys iiorc-ugh at the town hull
I also make known the following :
An A'j'i' regulating the mode of vot
ing r.t -leotion in the several couniic
of this conimotiwcaltli, approveJ
Hi;c'Tio' 1. Ie it enacted, etc.
That die qualified voters of the boverui
Cevmiics of the c-jinmonwealth, at tho
;:-.;:erai trWahit , borougii and special
elections, are hereby heiel-.f tor authori
sed aud roipiircd to vote by tickets
printed or wyit'.oii, or purlly written
nei jiartly prhifjel severally chw.sitled
as bIIovii : Cn ticket ;ibail embrace
the names of a)! juduvs of courts voted,
for, and to be.l iL-.-Itd cutside "Juilici-
ary;" oiic tienot- shall euibraco thu
names oi all the ;tato ohlcers ti bo
voted f..r, and be labeled "ytatc;" oie
ticket uhall embrace the names of all
county oilioers voted for. includiiiL' tho
ohlce of Senator and members of
Assembly, if voted for. and members
of Congress if voted for and ahull bo
labolca "County," etc.. and each clasa
shall be deposited iu separate ballot.
uoxes.
I also make known and iive notico
as in ami by tho 15th section of afore
said act that
Every person except Justioe of the
peace who shall hold any office of a;-pointnn-nt
ofyrohl or trust under tho
government of tho Uniied fttates, or
of any city or incorporated district
whether a commissioned oiliuor or
other wise, a mihordiuato oiiicer or
aent, who shall Lo employed under
tho legislative, executive or Judicial
departments of this Klate, or the
Uuitt-d states 01 of any t-ity or ir.cor
jH'iratccl district, and also any nicmbor
of Coiigresa or of tho Stato legislature,
aud of tho select and cumnion council
01 any city, commissioners of ary iu
eorpotr..ted dislriir, is incnpablo of
holding or oxtrcbiiigr.t the same time
the oiiiee-r or appointment of judge,
inspector o.' c'oi'k, of any eiectIonf
the commonwealth tmd no insjieclor,
.1 udge or any otlie-r oiiicer of such elec
tion .- Lull l-o eligible to bo voted for.
Also in the fiM th section of tho act
of assembly entitled "An act relating
lo t Icctioiis and other purposes,'' ap
proved April 7, lSiiO, it lo enacted that
the 1-lth tectiou .-.hal! be no const ructed
as to prevent any militia or borough
cillccrj from serving as Judge, iu
spcclor or clerk, ut any general or
sp'-eial election in this common wealth
Pursuant to the provisions contained
In the Pith section of the act' last afore
said, tho return Judges ol'thetifojcsaid,
district living within tweivemilcsof the
prothoiiotu.y 's o!Ih:c or within twenty
four miles, if their residence be in a
town, village or city upon the lino of a
rail load leading to tho county seat,
f haU before two o'clock, postmeredini!
of the day after the election am) all
ether Judges shall before twelveo'clock
merediaii of the second day After elec
tion, deliver said return together with
return sheet, to the prothonotary of
the court of common plena of ElU
county at Ridgway.
J also niako known the following
section of an act approved the oDthdav
of January, A. D. 171, eutitUd "A
further suppleme-nt to the act rt-jtulut
ing elections In this couimoii wealth,
Hi:o. o. At ail elections hereafter
held under the laws of this common,
wtahh, the polls shall be opened at T
o'cltick a. m. aud close at 7 o'clock i
m.
.Sec. 0. A t all elections bv the citina
shall be by ballot; every ballot shall be
numbered jo thy order in which it
shall Lo received, and the number re
corded by tho clerk on the list ,,f vo
ters opposite the mime of the ehu-tor
from whom received. And any voter
voting two or more th-kt ts, tiit- several
ticki'is bo voted t,La!l bo numboiod
with th-- number coriespomljiig with
the number of the tiauie of tho 'vote.
Any thelor mny write his nam,
upon his tie-Let or cause the suuie to bo
writ If 11 thereon.
Oivt-n under my bund at Ridgway,
the iioih day of September, in tho year
of our Lord one ihoiihuml tight hun
flredund eight.-two and of Die inje
poiidehoe of the ITnilod States the ono
hur.dn-d and sixth.
TiHi.MAK .SULLIVAN, Bherilf.
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L.id.rw..y, IV
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