The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-11-25
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ABOUT CoMPLETED.--The Parson.
age in this place.
SoLD.-Mr. b., on the kissing ques-
ion-"dad" you should be more careful
hereafter, women are not to be fooled
with, at all times.
RETURNEp.-M. V. Moore, Proprie-
tor of the clyde House" who has been
absent, for few days to York State, on
business.
GREAT HUMeUG.-The show, that
come off in the school house on Tues
day night, Nov. 14th-wonder if they
made enough money, to pay their bill.
CoMMENCED.-Our school commen-
ced on last Tuesday, under charge of
Miss NJ. T, Bond, we have no doubt,
Gas she has taught here before) but
that she will give general satisfaction.
JUST ARRIVED DR.. j. W. Baly,
Dentist has arrived, and is now ready to
attend to all who may call on him.
Rooms at the Hyde House"
Bs~We would call the attention of
our readers, to the new advertisement
of Frederick Rudolph, St. Mary's who
has lately received new and splendid
stock of goods, which he is certainly sell
ling at reduced figures.
SNow.-On last Tuesday night, Nov.
21st, we were again favored with a fall
of snow. 1t fell to the depth of about
two inches.
RETURNED.-Our young friend, VIM.
D. Dickinson, who has for some time
been at Alfred Centre, n. Y, attending
College. He looks well, an | as a mat
ter Of fact, always feels well.
CHANGED TIME.-The time table Of
the Philadelphia g. Erie Rail Road, has
been changed as follows, at this place.
East~ard.
Mail, s SO a. M.
Express, Z 81 p. m.
WeSt,card.
Mall, II 81 a. m.
Express, 10 10 p. N.
ATTENTION HUNTERs.-Rce g. Lu-
ther, wishes it to be distinctly under
stood, that they are prepared to purchase
Venison, Skins, Furs &C., at the high
est market price, in cash One of the
firm may always be found, by calling at
the CLYDE House" We eau cheer
fully say for the hew firm, that they
have the "ready john" and seldom pay
Confederate money, Those having any
thing in their line, will do well to give
them a call.
LOUD NolsE.-We were somewhat
alarmed at about 10 o'clock on last Sat.
urday night, 6ya au unusual noise in town.
The first reporI heard, was that of heavy
loaded guns, and the second was all
kind of sounds-such as bells, horns,
tin pans Nc, and occasionally loud cheer
ing by the party assembled. Next
on making inquiry as to the
cause, we learned that newly married
couple had just arrived that evening in
with Hon. G.. D. Mes.
'enger--a fact of which we were entire.
y ignorant of-as it is usual on all like
occasions, to give the printer a passing
notice by way of--you kaoW what we
rean..
RSS-Our business one day last week,
'alled US to Ceatreville, and stopping at
he Kersey House, kept by Mr. Gerg q |
Sons we noticed that Immediately op. |
'ositc were quite a number of people
ssembled, having curiosity to know
THAT they We're assembled for, we eros
ed over the way, and on making iuqui-
y we were informed that SCHGNING
ad just received new goods, and they
Tere waiting chance to get in-the
tore being crowded at the time. Well,
1e asked, are you sure you will find
'hat yon are after. when your turn
ONES? Without fail was the reply, he
lways advortises through the county
aper, and gives us to know what articles
n hos IN ! to,,I