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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-16
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( [. :. NARsHAI's OFFICE,

I. :. AARSHALS OFFICE,
" u. of PeHfaSgtrI3.fa.
FlrTsBCRG1, AlsfIl :, 1873.
FFNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the Sth day Of
l. March, A. ID. 1Ss3 Warrant in Bankruptcy
Mas issued against the Estate of Charles Seely of
Hector Township in the Conrty of Potter and
state of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and delivery OF aBF property belong
Ing 10 such Bankrupt, 10 him or his use, aud the
the transfer Of any property by him are forbidden
by law; that meeting OF the Creditors Of the said
Bankrupt, 10 prove their Debts, and to choose One
or more assignees Of his Estate, viii be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at the Office of
F. Z. Smith, Esq, in the Borough of Tioga, Ti0ga
Co. Pa, before +. Z. Smith, Esq. Register, on the
18th day Of May, a. d. 1878, at 10 O'Clock, a. Ii.
JOHN HALL.
3s4 Z. S. MOrSi3ai (0r said District.
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Dickens " orkS.

We saw, at the bookstore Of Thomp-
son and Mann, the other day, the first
two numbers Of the new illustrated edi-
tion of Charles Dickens works. They
are nicely printed on fine paper and sub
stantially bound in cloth. This is a com
pleteedition and willcontain everything,
including the Mystery Of Edwin Droud.
1t puts the works of the great novelist
in a neat, convenient form.
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Where They 60 To.

The following is going the rounds OF
the press. 1t IS said to be founded i'll
fact:
\ story is told of an editor who died.
went to heaven. but was refused admit
tance lest he should meet some dtlln-
quent subscriber and bad feelings be en-
gendertd in that peaceful cline Hav-
ing to 90 somewhere, lie next appeared
in the regions of darkness, but was pos
itivcly refused, as the place was full OF
delinquent subscribers. Wearily the
editor turned lack 10 the celestial city
and was met 10y the watchman at the
portals with "A smile. who said: II was
mistaken-you can enter; there is not IA
delinquent subscriber III heaven" Let
this be timely warning to those who
neglect to pay the printer.
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= New Way.

While the bones OF our slaughtered
soldier-boys are scattered over a hun
dred battle-felds all the way round from
Bull Run TO Appomattox, the monu-
ment to their memoryis scattered around
the Court House Square.
Everybody nowadays has their fling at
that unfinished pile, but just at is it far
better performs its purpose than would
the neat Shaft and polished tablets of the
architects design. 1t is a fit emblem of
the unfinished career, the broken life,
the violent death and rough burial that
We're the soldiers fate.
The 30th is Decoration Day. Why
not, Oh that occasion, plant few flowers
and climbing vines around the rough
stones, and the work viii be complete.
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Trial List.

J. i. Allen, ct al, rs. Geo. Nichols, L.
II. Kinney, et al. VIM. V. Keating, ct
al, rs. a. VI. Baker and Luther Baker.
Joseph Smith rs NJ. I. Seibert. Mar
tin V Prouty Is. Perry Smith. Geo.
Nichols, Ct al, as. J. L. Allen. Summit
Twp rs Martin Watson. Hamilton
White Is. Homer Brundage. VIM.
Dent, admr., etc, rs Susan Rogers, ct
al. Geo. Nelson, d al, rS. John Bu-
chanan. W. L. Jones rs. w. Clinton
al d VIM. BurlesOn. VIM. McDougall
Is. Wm. DalryInple, ct al. VIM. j.
Warner rs. Lyman Dibble. r. X
Young, exec, rs. James Glaspey O.
J. Spafford rs. w. c. Alberger, ct al.
o. J. Stafford Is. ". c. Alberger. c.
J. Curtis IS. W. W. Arnold. Joseph
Mann and r. L. Nichols rs. Sally Sloat.
d al. Jennie Picket. etc, U.s. Benjamin
Picket. c. Knowlton as. u. 2. Reed.
NJ I. Seibert as Charles Jacklin r.
Corbin Il Bros. rs. Miles White Dan
iel Smith as. J. ;, p. c. & b. r. W.
Co; Benjamin Card IS. same: Reuben
Cad rs. same; John X. Burt rs. same;
Alex. Mcdowell IS. same. VIM. Dent,
admir-, ETC.. Is. Edmund Cain, et al,
heirs of Redner
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Divorce Notices.

LOyfNA DICKINSON
by hernexi friend. In the Court OF Common
CHAS a JONES Pleas of Potter Co No.
~ l45, Sept. Term, ls72
JEROME DICKINSON
Jerome Dickinson, Respondent above named,
viii p.eaSe take notice tis,t SnbpHna and ailss
subppna have been isSaeJ. and returned niiilt;
you are therefore hereby required 10 appear ON
the first day of next Court june g Is. :. 10 answer
TO the complaint made III this case.
;. r. REYNOLDS, SheTtF.
Coudersport, May l6, 1873
AMBROSE T. WOOD In the Court Of Common
Is Pleas Of Potter Co, No.
SiLNASiA MOOD H. Sept. Term, 49,
Syiyanil Wood, Respondent above named win
please take notice that a subpoena and a las sub
pnena have been issued and returned nini.: YOU
are therefore hereby required To appear on tue
hTst day OF next Court. June g 1873 10 answer TO
the complaint in this cIse
). P. REYNOLDS. Sheriff.
Coudersport, May l6. 1873
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Change.

The time for leaving this place of the
Port Allegany stage has been changed
from eight o'clock in the morning to half
past nine, stopping for dinner at Roulet
in place of Port Allegany, as heretofore
Passengers can be sure of good, clean
meals at Boyington's. The stage reach
es Port Allegany about half an hour be-
fore arrival of the train for Buffalo
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Wagons.

Some of CIR shops have fine lot of
heavy wagons Oh exhibition III the Court
House Square. Those wishing to pur-
chase will do well to examine tAem.-
Patronizr your home manufacturers and
they viii patronize ycu. This isn't eX-
actly free-trade doctrine but it is sound
economy.
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In the matter OF the petition or In the Orphans
Nm. ID. AfHEklOS Court Of Pot
for the Partition OF lhe estate OF TeE Comfy
WN. ATaBagoS, deceased. no. ia.
To JAMES 0. ATHEzToS and HIRAM ATHER7oS.
Take notice that, In pursuance OF an order Of the
Orphans Court of Potter ConutF, InqGiSlso.s ap-
pointed by s2iG Court WAL neet0A the premises OF
tae said William Atheron, deceased, on the 29th
day Of Nay, 4. D., 1913, for fhe purpose Of making
Partition OF the same. d. xdc .lne aga place yoa
can attend If you think pro3eF. 3s4
JOHN :. MANN 4 S0N,
APrl 95, 1873. -AityS for Petitioner.
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The WEEKLY ADVERTISER

Is a large, eight-page, dfty-six column newspaper
issued every ThuSStlay, and contains the cream OF
the Daily eslitian.
1t is especially addressed and intended for that
large ana Intelligent class Of community who re-
siie OF the great main lines Gi communication and
the facilities for reaching whom make il inpns-
sihle 70 supply themselves with daily paper.
For these, besides fla late general and local
news, are provided reports Of local agricultural in
teress and fan reports OF late markets for country
produce.
II Is eminentlF readable paper and furnishes
IN e2ce issue vast amount and variety OF reading
matter.
TERMS.
DAILY, PER YEAR .............. SIS 90
WEEKLY, .-..-...-.......-.. : %
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, letters Of Administration to the rs
tate Of Noah Critten2en, late Of Osway0, Potter
Co., Pa, deceased, having been granted 10 the
subscriber, all persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the estate Of
the said deceaeHt win make known the same,
without delay, TO CATHERINE J. CKITTENDEs.
OswayO, April II, 1873.
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ADVANCE BY MANY HOURS

of any metropolitan journal.
It's sptcialfies aud features Il ar recommend il
10 the public are numerous and known far and
wide.
II IS the representative journal of Southern New
York and looks earnestly and perstsfeuflY TO the
interest and Advancement of that portion of the
State.
Ii has an interest in aud care for the large and
constantly increasing IL population, wealth and
power Of Northern Pennsylvania, and although
printed in another state seeks by all reasonable
means to forward Ii on the high roadOf prosperity
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AUDITORS NOTICE

The undersigei having besa appoiatei b. the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Potter County an audi
tor distribute The funds t. ;e Hands 0f the sd
ministEataT Of the estate OF L. l. Co-bIu. deceased,
hereby gives notice that he viii attend to the ig-
ties OF the appointment at his oea il raC Borough
Of CoadeIspogt on TUESDAY, the TENTH day OF
June next at ten O'Clock a. H., at which time AMI
place creditors Of the estate and others Interested
cIa attend if they see ct.
:. s. GREENMAN.
Nav Is Ira auditor
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Adm ri traitors EOtire.

UTHEREAs, Letters Of Administration TO the
w Estate Of ; 7. B. Howe, late Of Bingham
twp, Potter Co, deceased, having been granted
20 the SuUScTli err all persons indebted to said eS-
tate are requested ~ make immediate payment.
ala those having claims oT demands against the
estate JGs ii decedenl will make knuwnthe same
without deay tn J. / RAYMOND,
Bingham, Nay :, 1873 AdminiStrdt0r
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WTANTED, Agents ana Peddlers for our
w PRESS AND STRAINER.-Presses and
81 aims jams, jeliies herbs vegetables, lard, tai
low, meats, cheese, etc. over 81 oei sold IN few
locaHiles seils quick. Every family wants il.
sewing Machine aud other established agents are
finding this very profitable. Circulars Free.
lITTLEFIELn ! DAME,
fo7 Washington Street Boston Mass
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The SINGER is a lock-stitch machine
and makes beautiful. even and uniform
stitch which viii not ravel and is alike
on both sides. 1t hens, biaidS. cords,
tucks. embr0ideTs, Tuffies. fells and does
al kinds of work on the finest muslin or
the heaviest full-cloth.
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THE SPECIAL FEATURES

Of the ADVERTISER are: it, full, latest Telegraph
&c intelligence from all quarters; it, faithful re-
ports of the daily Markets at all the Commercial
Centres Of the country: its comments on political
ami passing events ana its full, fresh and roadside
local intelligence.
II combines all the best features of frst-class
general Newspaper and a trst-elass local journal
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Notice to Collectors of County Taxes.

BY reference to the Act of March 2S, lS12, en-
titled An Act to change tie mode of .egying aud
collecting the dog taxes III the County of Potter,
II viii be seen that The duties heretofore eNer-
cisrd by the County Commissi ineTs are hereafter
to I've performed by the Directors Of the several
School Districts respectively
The Collectors of county taxes for the year 1873
VIII therefore take notice that they are not 10
collect the dog taxes carried out on their dup i
cafes. as the County Commissioners have NJ du-
tAOTity to levy said taxes. BY order OF the Board.
l.. II. COLE, CIerE,
Commissioners Office, May >, 1873
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There is a new horse disease prevail
all over the country, but as yet chiefly
in the cities 1t attacks the heels and
fetlock joints, causing them to swell,
and in severe cases they break open, pro-
ducing running sore that sometimes
ulcerates TO such an extent that tile hoof
drops of and the horse has to be killed.
1t is said by the best authorities to be
the effect OF the horse disease that pre-
vailed last fall. The treatment advised
is to feed bran mashes, wash the foot
with warm water and soda, after which
rub dry, and if the swelling continues
poultices with bran mashes.
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Visit the School.

The spring term of the Graded School
is drawing towards a close. Now is a
good time toYisit it and see its working.
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GanPs3;fU's SlIn,


IN, IN \ ! Z o. an "feeT oi tte {rpAahS Court
ex9oze for sale at public yendue or oUrary- On
III [ RSiAH, the FIFTH day OF June, 4. T., 1873,
at one GclncE, p. IN. on the premises ii. Sharon
township aS the prope ty Of Geo. w. Humphrey
and Hattie Bel Humphrey, minor c.i.dren Of 4
1 i. g ,,I ~ 1toh ,, Gf 80 tie
m Pnttfr county pa IN Mi. AZ ''-'''- "
or Eo e5 lIhe Of g gDdyd@d b one = 0qTh part sa, Of g
bank Of the nzway5 Greek in The W inc of land oc-
DR. aud t"2 pgreh-s to pos, corner tasg.r " eish
srypySa f Hl6rv ga,as - iSr . 81 80. r %
said lot, ono hundred aqI niuery-righl pereaas 70
a'sa "a ana gl,,n' ~, .,s,l, acre, more or les
-, ne aaa.Nia,d ohriFta laif 'sen @ oi an
Of n chae Lamb, Land: hence "a. pcr.<
fraf5. & a. am 's s by r ing o. A'oasl ] 53r,e land Eeae
s49as 9 & &'hi'y and e3t'e9!h' 4 acres, more % less
T sTS eI # sqaId 5 a. @o2ys s oefiRnin & - pi = The =
yheare W one HUNDRED parches /, post uer. thence
rfc,r If,r r, " " - G',at
Containing ds-I,yo aud v,-rentls ac e. be The sane
aads in sharon t5Dsbip R and n part Of VT 80 si
s in ,,,',,, IN IN I<l en'ale l. @ 9 zen, sf
nv.rs IL. .,5Ji,a5 ~, ~, : -, - = o
one one @ = ,, gaAfI33n t 7 u nc oI sale qnethlfd IN one
''4 va u IA y y - my
St,.,,or, ,ro,.o 7s-s JAMES IL " Ei6HI,
aFpoP7 or .1.Drropc az, t,,.,.zr, q,,.-,-
S,.1r -. =,
'h4F ~" I''-'
To orders outstandilg....- l25 95
- balance due ON judgments 2ss 81
80. .
" 4VS 80
~
BY Conrs certificate Of Road Tax sol Is
:. o..h ~ hand Cash :" p .
~. r c.-
4l-3 Clerk. G.H. GA1ES, Auol'ofs
REPORT OF THF. ATDIT0RS OF HEBRON
TOWNSHIP. APRIL d. 1873
DIR.
To orders in circulation 1880
due on judgments ........... 1906 Il
By certificates sof t,,ax ret,a for - sao25
due from ina g2@n{y NetIsas treas, 81. - s.
Cash IN hand ~ a.
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Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
A. u. Reynolds, 1gcat,
Office in O.n3Sted Book, seu-e-s pert, "a.
H,o the Real Fstate Owners in the Bo.

1 ROUGH OF FCOCDERsPORT-T No.
tice.-That you who have sidewalks out OF re-
eair viii have the same put in good repair before
the SEcoND day af JUNE next uGder the supervi-
sion Of Benz. RcuDells, the street Commissioner,
without further notice.
M2y 5, Is734t BY order Of Town Council
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An exchange tells how to make ha
some window oTnament:

An exchange tells iiON 10 make Halld-
some window ornament:
Take white sponge of large size and
SOW it full of rice, oats or wheat. Then
place it for a week or ten days in shall
low dish. and as the sponge will absorb
the moisture the seeds will begin TO
sprout before many days. When this
has fairly taken place, the sponge may
be suspended 10y means of cords from IA
hook i'll the top of the window where IA
little sun will enter. 1t will thus be-
come a mass of green and it can be kept
Wet 10y the mere immersion OF it iii 2.
bowl of water.
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ALSO. certain real estate in Ulysses
tp., bounded and described is follows: Beginning
al > " corner Of Lot No lu6 decided TO Dam Olnl-
sted Jany al, ls5i thence l. i-4.l is-rci4es 70 y
post w gf read thence, along ilRe ~ Lot No 81,
=" W @4s Ierches 10 corner Of l. ; Drake and
Geo : Uanisied thence 4A.c W IS percaeS 10
post and Slsfnes y l. corner vi Lot No s. decEed
70 ] A smith, now ii ii Dent thence w l5II
percheS 10 y w corner OF Dot No - thence \
l1Lb percheS II pace Of beginning. Containing
1871 acres, more o. less, being Lot No II on the
maps pi lands of Henry Ii Dent IN Ulysses II. and
paris OF WIS Nos l561 and lsi4- about - acres Of
which are improved with one frame house. one
frame barn, one frame Saed and some lrult trees
the. con 10 he sold a. the property OF w. q.
MONROE and L. G. BAILEY.
ALSO. certain real estate IN Hector
tip, bounded by lands conveyed TO Penhes ton
T. MOIllS. adar of estate ui JuAn Album, dec q,
and Lot No 81 Of allotment Of lands of Bingham
Estate; by un>eaied lands Of Bingham Estate;
by un>old llnds Aforesaid and LsitS Nos 81 and
2Ul: and W by Lot No III aforesaid and Lot No
% contracted 10 VIM LDnkS- CJJltutIadTig l34.9
acres. more or less being Lot No o. Of allotment
oI Bingham lands in hector lp. Aforesaid and part
of vi NJ lago, about 81 acrs@s Of which afp lm-
proved with one log barn, one log house and some
frnlt trees thereon. To be sold a. the property
OF HIRAM EDDY.
ALSO, certain real estate in Hector
tp,. bounded III. described as follows; by Lois
1 0mD: r. 10y EdwaId hane, AlUnZu Skinner aid
henry DougiaSS: > by AiUuZO Skinner and bIng-
ndln Ill .; W 10y Gnar!es cNimlar all Wan 81
Douglass an being parts of Mt> Nos llS7 an
l4tA Ly1stdfltt5s9 l1U ACRES, more or less about
70 acres OF whch are improved, with one ifame
house, one frame barn. Ugt-bui4dingS and some
truiG lTees thereon. 10 be sold - the property
ol CHARLES SEELl.
5. p. REYNOLDS,
Coudersport, Nay l6, 1873. ShiriT.
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SnccinI-tax PayerS

VIII do well to notice the advertisement
of the Collector of this District in an
other column on this page.
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gotal alutifes.

To receire prompt attention comma
aicatlonS IN relation to subscriptions
and advertising should be addressed
to 5. f. HAMIL TON.
Publisher.
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We would call the attention of all who
desire a good investment, to the adver-
tisement of the B., \. Y. 4 P. R. W.
in another column on this page.
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ing paper published every day except sun
uass. 1t Is published at such an available point,
that ii Is able 10 give all the latest 10 very
extensive territory earlier than it is possible for
any other journal TO supply it. over a large pOT-
ton Of SOUTHERN NEW YORK and NORTH
ERN PENNSYLVANIA it reaches points early In
the morning, aud west OF Elmira even TO the Lake
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.,-i..jon shall he allowed TO run over one
% SUI, ,rre,rs. Due nstice viii he given of
,,vg.fralion and if not paid Tie paper VIII be
eAf'I Fl HAMILTON,
s'0fF Publisher
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same Law.

II Tie Legislature, last winter. passed
Eew game law. which makes some radi-
\ = changes in the legal mode of sport
IL, Section l provides that no person
al pursue or kill any Elk or wild deer,
lave il lis or her POSSESSION, or offer
y sale, any elk, or wild deer, or fresh
gusgH, save only from the first day Of
@Nteuher TO the first day of January in
d. year. No person shall at any time
any fawn when in its spotted coat
n. nave in possession the fresh skin OF
lch fawn. No person shall pursue any
\ Il OF wild deer with dogs nor kill i'll
i lie water any such animal driven there
D. dogs. Any violation of TINS section
.a.t 1T considered a mlSdemeanOr and
II k4uyzct the offender 10 a penalty OF fifty
Ao.ATs for evely elk. wild deer OF lawn
II killed, pursued or had in possession.
he section farther provides that any
As.son may kill any dog that is purSu-
II F, deer, tlat any constable or town Of
II .laI may Kill any dog that habitually
LsutS them. and that the owner of such
III z shall be liable to a penalty OF ten
Lars Tor eacl elk, deer OF fawn killed
II! them.
Section II provides that no person
a4 Kill, catch or discharge any fire
us at any wild pigeon vnile OH its
-sJA5-sround, or break up, or in any
f'aAer disturb such nesting
.le birds therein or shoot any pigeons
.AR one-fourth of a mile of such
elhd, or shoot or kill any pigeons
AALh their roOstingS, under a penalty
twenty-five dollars. Section l9 fixes
y Time for catching speckled trout
o'A The first Of April to the fifteenth
august, and provides a penalty OF ten
'-a'S Tor each trout caught at any 9TH /
III tine
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the Buffalo Daily s.Ex-
press" and Inc Einaira Daily "'AdSer-
Ti>cr'' received and forwarded by
l35-ly Arthur 9. Mann.
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Coudersport Market.

We wish we had the facility for fill
;,q mn that we see displayed by some
II our contemporaries; the ability to Gre
ate where incidents fail; and then we
gouId present a full local : every week.
Ne have thought of the plan adopted by
ope auill-driver who killed a man III
Iupighboring town and dished up all the
Incidents. then contradicted 1t. We
have been tempted to try our hand at
of the Easy Chair" litera-
ture. but we haven't got the easy chair.
By the way. what talks some of these
men get off-a full column and half
hong eachweek. About sights and scenes
I'm Albany. spring. cats and dogs, wife
and cradles. I'VE could drop that out
chairs. horses, marbles, and hundreds Of
+Hurs. We often think. as we read their
articles. that they had a wonderful easy
raair to write in. Then We might adopt
M iareJ.itQ and write up various things
st0at would be considered ont of place
Dtrr the editorial head. The Miner
Is It's Lean Contributor, and he says
,uae sharp things. We like that name,
sounds original, though it does seem
Y IA rs We have read somewhere of the
.F.r Contributor"
Ba.we hardly think we have the abil-
ill., to carry cut any of these styles, so.
for Tie present at least, we must await
coming events.
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The Ein1ira Advertiser.
4 DAHL AND WEEKL your FOR
THE PEOPLE.
The News Paper of this Section.
TEEE DAILY ADVERTISER is a morl

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD.
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Al Portland Eddy, Elk county. a few
II : aso, While twelve men We're seated
: la'it IN {. A, Gulph's shanty. a
@"S oioWn down, crushing in tie
III .fr'l, anu iOur of the men Were seri-
+! 1uIt though none were killed. The
Ii = = were taken into III. Reedy'S shanty
- .ls night and after they lad retired
j.. g..'tl Itee fell across the eating depart
n. u 4, Uhat shanty, but nobody was
ii r a 4ut same night at the same place
II h., f. s1eFenS lad his leg broken by the
= VI shanty which he was helping
easer Freaks.
--s frost and rains combined PLAYED
:, strange tricks with the roads this
We heard Of several instances
Ill :. - .5''LnS III passing over spring-holes
III ,rr, IL nearly out of sight. What
''ulnarlly appear to be but a COM
1--Ioie often proving little less
'.,'us than the Western sleughs. y
SIEangest freak of all occurred
"tASvllle road about two miles
-,., ~ L-'ls1urg. The road there passes
III, A','l Or rise, and the ground is
HI 's aFy, but during the spring
III ed on the top of this knoll
e., ''"n from four to six feet for a
Hill n, VI i've or six rods. 1t is evil
MI e was something the matter
es,io,, ~ 0Aderpinning, but what, is a
Ae sound
il or,i.n ,li,er and 'aw make lively mu-
III in,a ~, village this spring. The work
cement Is going on in all quar-