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THE LOCAL ADVOCATE.
job wonrc.
Eighth sheet hand bill, 60 copies or less
$2,nu
Quaxtor sheet Hand bill, SO oriuss.
1,60 ,
Half sheet hand-bill, 60 copies or less
Full sheet hand bill, 60 copies or less
ts.oo.
PLANKS. T
Pot any quantity under rWe'-qitlrcs, $1,.
60 rer quire ; on all omouuts over that a
reasonable reduction will be made.
TERMS OF PAPER.
$ 1,60 per year In advance $2,00 if paid
within the year, and $2,50 If not paid with
in that time.
N O tTgE .
Hereafter the Post Offiee will be
elosed every evening at 8 o'clock. On
Sunday it will be kept open from 8 to
10 o'clock A. M. Mail Closed at 6
1. M. , : - , LUTHER; iUM.
Brti.T"be Commissioners of Elk coun
ty will meet at tlieir offiee ron Wcdtjts
day, the 23d day of May 1$G6.
By oTder
J. K.T. HALL, Clerk..,:
Man KlM.r.r. i man named John
English, formerly an employee on the
I & E. road, was sitting on the track,
when an enzipo cams alon? and struck
him on t he'back part df the ' head and
on the back, iojurinsr him so eoverely
that he died in aTshort time afterwards,
and was buried the next day, (8th inst.
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Swindlers. Two men came to our
town ono day last week and hired a
two.borso rlg from. iPeloapV livery, say.
inf that they wanted to go to Ck:i field
by way of Erookville and return tn ihis
place. A couple of days after the rig
was sent tack with another man, with
the carriage broken and the 'lorscs fng.
gcd, but without any money to pay for
the hire of the team. They gave their
names here as Brown and Jones, this
former from Eric and the latter from
Cleveland. Communities should keep
a sharp eye for such gentry.
Accident. Last Saturday, a little
child belonging to Mr. David Luther
was kicked by a norsc soiucwucre auoui
the head, injuring the child very se
verely, and had it not been for the
timelf assistance, of Dr.t Bordwell, who
mppened to be near at the time, the
ii.i ill 1 1. 111.1; lit i'- Li w a w Livva
tBy reference to- our advertising
columns it will be seen that Messrs.
Williams & McCounell are prepared to
lo nil Viuda cf wcrk in iheif line. As
this is house-cleaning season, persons
rifhing to have whitewashing, painting
tl .' ! .1 , !n m4..1a n Vi i , 1 (1 nivA
fjt them a call.
WbJl.I1 you want' to bavc"ariythidg
ilone in the blacksmithing line go to
Belnap'a shop. lie employs good
workman, who will do your work well
and cheap.
m,Dr. W. M. Shaw, of Clearfield,
Las hung out his" "shingle" at the
room formerly, ocpupied by Jlrs. Clem,
ents. Wc can recommend Dr. Shaw
a being an excellent dentist, and those
having anything to do in his profession
phould give him a call.
Fcrnitube Rooms. When a much
necded branch of business Is started in
a place, every one should cncouiage it
by patronizing it. Therefore we would
recommend tho' reader to call on Mr.
Thomas at his establishment.
TXguOur St. Mary's frienas had an
excitement on Monday ja's? in the shape
of a darkey light. Our ancient neigh
bor is thus early reaping the benefits ot
the veto o( the Frccdmen's Bureau bill
and ' tlie passage bftho Civil Rights
bill.
It seems that during an animated
11c!i;,-m hetvreen . the barber of . the
Franklin House and youDg McClintio,
the son of the station agent there, they
came from words to blows, and the lat
ter being .unable to-' whale- the darkey,
aought redress before 'Sijuire Voluier,
who in the absence of an officer of the
F. B., done justice Ly 'comiut'dng the
d&rkev to answer at court.
t05uly reference to advertisement ot
The" Virgin Gold Mini;ir' Company, of
Colorado, on our second page, it will be
found that a very favorable opportunity
is theie offered of securing 'an' " origi
nal" interest in this region of inex
liaustible wealth. Prof. E. N. Kent,
of the" N.Y7 Assay Offioe, "who has vis
ited this district, says :
" At to the extent of the gold mines
of Colorado, I am not prepared to give
o estimate, as I toand enough to fully
employ my time within a radius of five
imles of Central Cityi the location of
the Ledges of this company, but as to
the riches of THEM, I have no hesita .
tion in saying, 4a I believe tiisw to ha
.7i..m - -- j:. nriii, :
lir riCHCaf ever Hivirie"i ?, m ovr
enee, capital, and the Pacifio Railroad,
Colorado ia destined in uiy opinion, to
lival or supersede California or Austra
lia, and become the El Dorado of the
IThilat-ge'-basfi frf ' this enterprise
Its choice Ledgps as well as its lair
and equitable features are such as to
commend it to the attention of all those
having Surplus funds for investment.-
As " original interests " in thi6 compa
ny eanSiow be bad at $100 cachj those
wishing to secure them should at once
send in their subscriptions.,
8-We this week surrender a large
portion of onr ppace for the initial num
ber of papers of the "History of Elk
County." We will hereafter endeavor
to have it published n the outside.
lPSpeaking of Democratic papers,
we would advise any of our friends who
wish to subscribe to a paper that has
always been untcrrificd in its ndhesion
to the principles iof the ' Democracy,
that they can get no better one than the
Ilarrisbur" Patriot Union.
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Wilcox, May 12, 1806.
Mr. Editor: Inyourlast issue youjudg.
ed from' the wagons loaded with pigeons
cominsr into town there had been about
1 .000,000,000,000,000,000,000,770 of
them killed. Now, how many. States,
the size'- of 'Pennsylvania would that
number of pig?ons cover, allowing each
pigeon to cover bnt'Anef squarA inelr'ol
ground ? HENRY WARNER.
We refer the above to (some pt our
mathematical readers. There are 46,
0.00 square miles Sri the State of Perin
sylvania. ni . .
; Next Congressman. We eall tho
attention of our readers, to an article
taken from the Elk, Advocate of the
2Gth nit., bearing upon the qncstion of
our next Congressman. Tho sugges
tions of the writer are worthy of atten
tion, nd erf far as our townsman, ' Mr.
Graham, is concerned, is a strong sup
porter of tho "government' and would
make a popular candidate. We can
only pay on this subject, " go in lem
ons," the defeat of the 'traitors "in this
district, by the election of a man who
would sustain the policy of President
Johnson would be glory enough for tho
Democracy; O harfield Republican.
OCT A corrcspnndent of tho Elk Ad.
vocatc who says he is a Republican,
writes a long communication in opposi
tion to the re-election of Mr. Soofield,
and suggesting that the Democrats and
conservative Republicans unite.' upon
some mnn of the latter class to run
against Scofield in case he is a candi
date. He thinks it the duty of the
Johnson Republicans to take tho initia
tive, and mentions as among the gen.
tUmon rjuolifiad lor the place, and en
tilled by their moderate puiiai. -rU-n-s
to tho respect of conservatives" of all
classes, the names of Col. C. B. Curtis,
of Warren, and James B. Graham, of
Clearfield. We, should no object to
supporting a Republican lor Congress
who is sound on the issues of the day;
but ho must be a stcadtast and outspok.
cn advocate of Mr. Johnson's policy,
and none other. Tho district is too
strongly radical to hope for the success
ot a Democrat, and, under tin .circum;
stances, if a talented, popular and ener
getic Johnson Republican can bo pre.
sentod, who will s'.and a fair chance of
election, we believe ,the Democracy will
rally to his support unanimously.
i rook v life J J era Id.
f'eto of the Colorado Bill,
A telegram from Washington, re
ceived last evening, announced the in.
telligeuce that the President has .re
turned with his objections to the Senate,
whence it originated, the bill creating a
new State out of the Territory of
Colorado. 4.he',rre9idcnt docs not
consider the establishment of a State
government at present necessary for tho
welfare of the people of that Territory.
The population is small, it being estima.
ted by some as less than twenty-five
thousand, while the advocates ef the bill
reckou it at ft oiu thirty. five thousand to
forty thousand. The reasons given at
length by the President for the present
exercise of his constitutional functions
are clear, cogent and unanswerable, and
in tho minds of all but bigoted and in
terested partisans will be conclusive.
Every day and hour strengthens 'the
faith of the people in tka wisdom, pa
triotism, and unswerving fit tuness of
Andrew Johnson, and ho has already
done enough, a& (lie champion ot Un
ion, Restoration,' and Constitutional
Liberty, to entitle Li in to the lasting;
gratitude cf the j'roe citizens of this Re
public Ag , , .
ftirRepublicaus are inakms a veat
blow that they have the snldier's enndi
date for Governor, u e cau t see it in
that light. Ninely-niue hundredths t(
ell the soldiers who faced the rebel fire
during the war are opposed to negro
suffrage and in favor ot the Union of
the States and the restoration of peace,
while John W. Geary stands upon
platform which declares in favor of ne.
gro suffrage and equality, which de
clurea that the nesrrocs fousrht our bat
ties, and which opposes the Union of
me states ana the restoration of peaoe.
Hence John W. Geary is not the sol-
-diers candidate. Exch
Exchange
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. i uEAUT AND THE SOLDIERS A let-
tei from Liverpool to the editor of the
Perry county Democrat says: "We
have brave soldiers in this region, some
ot whom served under Ueary, who de
nounco him and would not touch h'm
with a ten-foot pole, : notwithstanding
tueir former republican proclivities."
-VOTE FOR CLYMER AND
SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT.
TOTICR TO STOCKHOLDERS. i '
11 The Stockholders of the Korsey Oil
. 1 . " l n . .
mu mineral company, are nereby notified
hat the annual meeting for oleotion of Di
ed ors A Officer of mid pnniTiiinv fnr ii,.
ensuinpt year, will be held at their office in
oiixoT ii ie, venango county rn. on Friday
io first, day of Juno 18C0, between the hours
f 10 o'clock A. M.anrt: e oVlnnk P. M nr
the same day.
ISAAC MILLER, Vice Pros'U
8. A. HETFIELD,
W. H. COFFIN, . .,1 Dircc'rs.
J. W. GUERNSEY. - I
JAS. W. GUERNSEY, Seo'y Protem.
uousevillc, iUny 8 oo-Zt.
T 1ST OF CAUSES SET. DOWN
I 4 fnr
Court of Common Picas of Elk county,
commencing July 2d, I860.
Crowcll vs. Bonezette twp.
Sharlraw et. dx.,J vs. Earl et. ux.
Hyde& Cuinminas vs. Brvant.t Kuwer
Clark vs. Ifilllct. 1
Bryant & Euwer vs. Taylor
i'ljers vs.
Millingor ' ')'. S vs.
Hays et al.
Sorg
Raub.
Horton ct al., . ,
Rhines
Wilson
' Same
Eiohenger et. al.
Nnlf
Thomas et. al.
Short.
ioesch vs.
Ely vs.
Dilworth vs.
Hunt ct. al. Ad's, vs.
!amo . vs.-
Benzineer ct. al. vs.
Koinmerer : , vs.
Brenner vs,
Irwin vs
GEO. AIRATHBUN; '
Deputy Prothonotary.
f 1ST OF GRAND JURORS Drawn
2 . for July Term, 1866.
Fox Alben Ellinwar. Jnafinh TTorh.
Henry B. Shons. R. T. Kvler. IToracfl
Little, Jos. R. Taylor, P. W. Hays. John
A. Millcr.oa.i .
Si-RiNO Creek. Miram Carman.. ,
:Blt!i7r.VORli '.Tnonh' Hr nfrnr':
Francis Cassady, Jacob Wist.. v, ,
! , BtNEZETTE J. W. Winslowl'jnliua
Jones.
RlDOWAY'. F. Q Dickinsdn'. J. S.
Hyde, G. G. Messenger. r
: Jay.--Jacob A. Spangler A. ' E.
Goff.
Jones. Ira Westeott.
Sr. Mart's. Philin Fisher. John
Walker, O. R. Sexton, John Krug. "
r-ISTlDF 'TRAVERSE JURORS
Drawn Tor July Term 1866. ,.
Fox.--iT. i W.:' Rosre'rs. Enos ' ITavs.
Wm. Tavlor. Sr. Thnmna (irnen II
man Motedith, D. 0. ' Oyster,1 ' Jerome
u. layior, Lawrence iUohan. .
kJl-iVICTVT VBIIH. iBVlU UT. iU X BUI,
Martin Perrin, Wm, G. Hunt.
BENZINOER.-Louis Gei.q. flnsnor
jmignt, tiaooD names, ueorge Iverner,
Anton Bauer, 'Stephen jHanryr Francis
A&.cuvr, xuuiibb UUblJr
Tiirlp
JONES. John March. Miohnnl WeJ
ST. MAR's.--Chftrlns" TiilTi"
Wilhelm, ' Xavier Haborbush.
Windfelder, John Sosenholmcr, f
Bknezette. Johii. Z- iJJodemuth,
Andrew Overturf, D. B. Winslow, Miles
J IlronLAND. Levi 'Ellithorpe, Wm,
Stllbbs. i:; .
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" rALUARLE LOTS FOR SALE.
V ue,-nn(ierigBeaf.ha3 laid out a vil.
lag upo bis groutid ftdjoining .lhe Hide
way Dpotsta be called;. ELK;" The lots
are 01e from by 100 faaideep front
inglw"ard"8 theraSU;oad-i. n , , ,
Ternis--F6rthe firsl lot sold, 10O. Foi
the second lot sold, $110. - For the third
lot sold. S120 and ae on increasing In
prise as lots are sold. - ' - "
First pnrchasers get the choice loll
at the cheapest ra. .
PirohaBrf will be Jkigistered jn.'lii or-
uar oi ineir pppneatp. .' ; T per eit O
the pnrchaso money) bust be paid t thi
time f the aBnlloatitnu .- ' ' i
.Applications f il baBade 14 John
u. vttU, .sq., ttiugwa. X , -n ;"';
RMgway; maf,23-68-tf. '"- -..,&
liECUTOR'S WTICE.3wii:iETs
Ji LetterrTestttmentary pon the EaUte
ui i.. ut vougueny, aeoj , ,hare this- day
been gfanted to the uodersiirneal. : AH per
sons UAVmg claims againathe' estata' will
present tlienidUiyaulUentioated, and all per
sons Indebted 1 said 6hM will J;...
ment, taSUSAN B-'DOUGHERTV, Ex'ji, at
Itidtfway. Par' ', :' , ...
17XECVT0R'S NOTJCI. WHEREAS.
JJj Letters Teetamntry upon the Estate
ui it uugHHgouiiiuiiennoiier raieor uennpg
er toresliiPvSlk oWnty deo'd, -lme befi
granted ta the s.lbscribcrs: All ceraons in
debted to the said estate, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
ciniiu aguHisi, ma sumo, .wilt present them
duly authenticated for xettleinent to TH03.
Si iII,UTl EMIUr'FEll, FRAN. 6CHLUT
TLMIUttbK, lixeontors. mar-5'66-6w
REMINGTON & SONS,"
llANC FACTURER8 OF
Revolvers, Rifles, Mueket and Carbines,
for the United States Service. Also . , ,
POCKET AND BELT REVOLVEK8,
Repeating Viatel, , Rifle Canes, RevolviAg
Rifles, Rifle and Shot Gun barrels, and gun
materials fold by U dealers and the trade
generally. : . Ii :T ' I : '
In these days of housebreaking and rob
bdry, every house, store, .bank, and offioe,
should be supplied with one of
REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS. , 1
'Parties desiring to avail themselves of til
late improvemeuts in Pistols and superio.
workmanship and form, will find allcombind
in the New Remington Revolvers.
Circulars containing cult and description
of our arms will be furnished upon applica
tion. E. REMINGTON & SONS, Ilion. H. j .
Moori & Nichols Agents,
No. 40 Courtlaou Si. Mew York.
April th 180.-ly
RiD0WAX.T--Jphn-Smut3', Jliranx-S.
Jat Samuel V V'ushinder. Jirmol
'' wAT THE
New Stbriv of
.fi.fc'Vif. I . 'll'lll '.Ut-J;'-'
WKI8 BltOTilEng
. . . . : s . S
at St. Mary's, Elk County Pennaylvnina
'l.Tt ' :.'-r
SooaRssoRs to George Weis.
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Offer for sale, at wholesale and retail, a well
selected stock of Sp-UMVES . , k
Silks, Morinocs Poplins. Delaines, Mohairs
coburgs, riain and figured Alpacas.
. ... A large assortment of Prints t
5 " White Goods of every do-,r
scription. Flannels
V ' f all kinds, Glng v ' ' '
.... ham, Ticnings& ? :
Shirting in , nj
great vaii- .
' ' " ety. '
: tiai .. ;-.L ' ' :'"' iu-'-
:.. . ..-! -
HILDRENS
JjADIES ,
Millinery Goods ! such as Bnnnpltn. ttntii
Gaps, Ribbons, Press and Bonnot trimming
Gloves and Hosiery, Spring and &umm-
jjuimoraia, ucnts Turnislilng Uoods or
every, description, Cloths, CassimcrcS,'
Tweeds, Ratlin el ts of all kinds. Hats :
Caps and Clothing of better quality
than any establishment in the . .'
county. " Oil cloths, Glass '
, Ware and Lamps, Soots and. ' ''
Shoes, a large assortments v' '
; atalow figure. In Hard. ; .- '
ware, our stock is com
plete. We have Tan. . t
kee Notions, noop 1J"
i iSklrta,ndMip.- :
rors in great
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GROCERIES. AND. PROVISIONS.
A large slock of ,, i.H v V t
FLOUR,
V --
rotiK, '
, ; . ..SUGAR,
; ' ' : COPFEE, '' '
'. i . , : My ' ; H : "
: ;' " .,,3.u1.i:i.-.?wcEs.
' u L v. .IV RICE, '
SALT, V A.-.- . ! - v:! f -
: ; r... !-: fit. LARD, ; . . ' -"
r. -rat i ' " ' ;i' ' -
I j - - - uiu,
WHALE OIL,
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. PETROLEUM ' CANDLES.
L .- i. . . ' 1
i- SOAr 'OF 'ALL' KtftS
. I i 'ui .an i-i ir, 'u. - -lit
.,, ' :j i: ! , I !. : I
In short, we have everything needed for
jantiiy use. ,
. Cedar and Willow Ware of every deV
1 soription. Confectionary,' Brush. ,
j es of all kinds. A full assort-' -.ment
of Stationery, Wall Pa- .1'
... per, Paper, Curtains, Beau: i
, . , tiful. Oil Cloth Window
' 1 Shades,. - A very largo - !:''.,
atsortuient ot Segars ( .
,i : ' i: ' ' an i Tobacco. ', '' Ul
it
' . i : 't.
7"E BUY OUR STOCK directly
" " from the Manufacturer and there
fore we can afford to. sell cheaper than
any oiner eiWDiinmpiit n luiW oounty.
. i
T'HE i PUBLIC -are resnectfulltf in
X vited. to eall - and examine, our
stook and prices I fWhether they wish
to buy or not, for we claim to have 5 one
of the most -complete stocks and 'the
finest STORE iq the; county and ego
sell for less profit, than aoj other hens
m me county,, ,. . l u. ,
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"', ; !v: ; Vy bis , Brothers.
Bt. Mary'f, March 10th 'C6.
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"RIDGWAT; PENNA.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN-'?
DRY GOODS,
-CLOTHING,
FLOVR,
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GROCERIES,
o-l
h, . 1 t v
QUEENSWARE
f! ; an..;, - i.
I
FEED
HARD V ARE,
LUMBER
AND
SHINGLES,
Buy
'em will And
S T O 11 E S
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AMONG THE
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Most Complete
i.
AND BUST APPOINTED
, i' -v i 1 ;'l . li .h
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IN THE.
A J 'if
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CO UNT R Y ,
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AND THE PLACES TO GET
Good Bargains
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CA'tiJ&SEE!
March 29th,l!?6(3-lj.
7D CENTS.!-' 73 CENTHt
THE WEEKLV U OtV "
' For the Campaign. j,,, "
Great I mp r ov emeRW'and
-a? Great ItidHcerrient V'u.wi
TTTE REST FAMILY JOURNAL
''::rN...;THE;STATE.1;
IMin PUBLISHERS OF TTTPT
. . W'EEKLY i AGE ", will prewat
their issue on Saturday, May 4tnT iiu,
in a handsome and improved form.' Ir
will bo in all respeota- i4 vtr i ii'W
: :, n A facet CLAM TXStOLt JOXSVKAZ.
parlicnlarly adapted to the Politieiarr,
the Farmer, the Merchant, the Mechaq.
ic, the Family Circle and the General
Reader, having, in factj every ebarae
toristio of j ' ...' '
...rr. -.'H r y J-".-? in' -
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At an- early ay will bo began-
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,';': IV.. .0. A :l .' '
by, one of the most popular and fascioa';
ting authors, and it is also the inlentfw
to publish from week to week, in the
course of the-year, three or four of tha
;,., . : r :-.- .' .
BEST AND LATEST NOVELS."
j . .... i .... j
In onl'cr to plkco this journal' within
the reach of all, it will be furnished an
til the' first Saturday after the Guberna.
torial election, at the extremely low
price of. j i , . .... .
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS !
i 1 For Single "Copy. n ' ' ...
The following soale of prices have
been adopted rbr the regular weekly
issue : '
'. ti. :. ' --.I r -
One Copy, one year.., 5 2 fir
Five copies., 9 00
Ten copies , , IT 00
Twenty copies... 33 0Oi
In all cases where the papers are
sent to- ono address, the following de''.
duction will be made i . .. ...-...
Ten copies, one year............. ...$16 fiO
Twenty copies , 80 OO
JOno copy will be Airnished gratis for-'
getting up a club of ten, to one address,
for one year. , , . r '
The'above' 'tcrWwiJl bo rigidly ad.
hcrcd to, and no notice will bo .taken of
a subscription until paid in advance
The postage for ''The IKetkiyAgc' '
if prcpiid, is five eenta per quarter, or
twenty cents per annum. ., - . ; iv,
VELXH A- ROBB, ...
4JU thestnut Street, .,
phil-a, pa," '
NEW C ASH GROCERY STORK.
" : -ur.7 r- .-1' : .- 1
JAMES WcCLOSKEYi Dealer 'i
Groceries &c, would respectfully inforru
the citizens of Kersey'and vicinity, that
he bus gone into the Grocery business
and will open on or about the middle
of May. . Ho keeps constantly on band
an extensive stock of . i.
TEA?, :'!' " ' 1 - ' .FLOUR; .
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SUGARS, - '-:.;.
TOBACCOES, ;''! 'l SEGAlUiu
l": :'HISKEYV 1 ',f:: !'it''
by the barrel or qtiarf; and everything r '.
conpeoted with ,a fiist cla Grocery
Store. ' i, j
i I will sell for CASH aud conscqutBt-,
ly ean afford to sell CHEAPER fhaii
the CHEAPIvST." t invite everybody
to call and satisfy themselves, t .:-
JAMES McqLOgKBr.T
May 3d, CC Cm. . . '
G UABDIAXS.SALE iiy virttia of an
I order of Orphan's Court of EJfe cout4
ly, made in pun-UBiico of a decree of (he
Oiphau's Court of Northumberland pointy '
auihorizin it to raite the suui of one ilion- .
sund dollars from sule of real estate In Elk ' '
county. , W e the undersigned guardiaM of ,
Mary Helen'-Marr, Win. V. Marr, Allan
Marr, David II. Marr. Alfred Murr and :i' '
Anuelta Marr,, minor children of Datid
Marr, late of said Norihuiriberlund county
dee'd, will 'on Sa-turday the l!th d.-iy of "'
May uuxt at the Court House In Kidjtwar : "!. :
at 4 o'clock P. M.. enpb.se t$ aala at public . ,
auction to the highest and best l.idder, tlie "'
following described real euiale, Hr mils ..!...;
All the estate and interest of said minor
children, hfing tile Undivided six teveiilUi
of eighty sevt-n and one half acres f land;'
u,iore or less, Hiinnle. in Jay township, Ells .'
county I'ii. " Begiuning1 at the Korlh K-.f.
orneofland now owned by Joseph fi ll '
and George Weis andrauuiiig Uionce mi,'i.
ouo hundred and eighty ctcii and one half ,
perches, tbtnoe south to a corner. Incurs '
ea.st to a corner in the lino of tho aforctwid ii '
Joseph Dill and George WeJs' land, thenr '
north along said line to tho place of begin-'
Ding. Terms CABH. . .. .
' . . WILLIAM II. MARTI, "
- ! . . i " WILLIAM P. MHlf !
April 23d 1806.lda.
Guardiaas.
WHEELEK & WILSON'S SEW. 1
INO MACHINKS.The under- ;
signed having bees appoiated Sole Agent!
for the sale of Wheeler & Wilson's Scwin"
Machines for Ilk county. He keeps an
asortnet oenstantly on hand. Machine t
eold at Philadelphia and New lTork prices.
Any parties desirous of obtaining them
ca-address - J. K. UIIITMiiuv j
. March 0t.X6-ly. . ftt Kidgway, pa,
I ,VKUU'I OIlS NO'ncK.-HKI(FA? .
.1 j tettera Testamentary npo the eftto
or Simon Erust late of 81. Mary'a. Elk
ly deed, have been granted to the mibacri.
bera. All persons 'ndebtod to the said estaU
are requested to make immediate paymeol'
and those hau,g claim atrainat llm aama.
will present them duly authenticated fur mi!
ft II MIUT, Lxccutors. uiay.liC0Cw.