The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-11-06
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ELK LODGE, A. Y. NJ. k
The stated meetings of Elk Lo lgs, No. p
80. are held at their hall, corner Of Main G
and Depot streets, on the'second and fourth :,
Tuesdays Of each month "
D. B. DAY, sec'y. tt
CoUaT this week. n
THE attendance on court this week is ="
rather small. o
How much do you owe for the paper \
you are reading? 81
THE Scott case has been put over un
til next term of court
Or. WV. J. McKNraHT of Brook @
vile, called On us last Tuesday.
PENNSYLVANIA makes more bricks ,
than any other State in the Union. r
THE new hotel at Kane has been a
thrown open to the travelling public. I
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DoN'r forget the "Home-talent" con-
cert next week at the School building. :,
The celebrated pacing mare Poca- t
hontas died recently at Providence. R. I. v
A MILD winter is predi cted in the =
Northwest because the corn husks are
thin. 8
NOTICE the change Of car time on q
the P. Il E. road, to be found in this &
number. il
The auction at the Fast End store is i
h.ing held every evening, commencing
at six o'clock.
DONALDSON declares that he is deter. j
mined IN make an effort to CROSS the i
Atlantic in balloon. s
Bill. MOORE had tie satisfaction Of
killing black bear near Powers Run, =
thi. township, on last Saturday.
NEVER attempt to eat SOUP with a O
tooth-pick when tkere is crow-bar I
handy. a word to the wise is sufficient: b
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company
haa discharged more than half its force 7
in the new shops on the Hacknetack
river.
AN italian father and daughter are t
fighting in the courts Of St. Louis over S
$4,000. the proceeds Of twenty year, of a
street-begging in the large American t
cities. G
IT is queer notion some people have G
of getting mad when they receive dun.
The party who has right to get mad is
the one who has been kept out of what a
belongs to him. t
THE Tanning and Lumber Company's Z
saw mill at Wilcox, this county, has ,,
shut down, owing to the hard times. II
/. rnmored that their Tannery vii! also
he closed socn. l
To preserve chesnuts-put them into '
hox or bag and sprinkle them with t
salt. This will not only keep the worms '
out of them. but will prevent them be s
coming hard. r
VII. OsTgnHoUr, and @. B. Grant
have made a reduction of nearly 20 per .
cent. in the wages of the tannery hands
Bad as a reduction of wages, it is much
better than suspension.
Our "devil' has received the first i
number of the Deui1s' Gazette, an eight $
page journal published by ] R Beecher, Il
Augusta, Maine. He is we'll pleased \
with it, aud wishes all his brothers in g
the craft would send for specimen f
copy. q
LAST Friday evening, the Oyster t
Hotel at HELEN, this county, was burned v
to the ground. The fire started in an n
unused room, in the third story and I
cannot be accounted for. The loss on h
house and furniture is $4,000, Insur- u
ancs $1,000. v
WE notice by our late exchanges that c
the celebrated pugilist, John G. Heenan, il
died Sunday, Oct. 2eth, 1873. With I
his death, and the imprisonment of al
Ned O'Baldwin, together with the late
defeat Of M'Coole, it is hoped the devil t,
ish practice of prize.fghting will be o
abandoned. n