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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-03-26
r. s. HARTLEY. NJ. d.,

Physician and Surgeon.
Ridgway, Pa. Office in Walkers Building
Special attention given to Surgery. Office
house from a. M. to lOp. m. Residence
on correr of South and Court streets, sp-
posite the new School House. All calls
promptly attended to. vln2y1. .
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-03-26
HYDE HOUSE,

MIDWAY, ELK Co'p "a.
W. II. SCHRAM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofers
no literally bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict A.
tention to the comfort and convenience Of
guests, to merit q continuance OF the
same.
oct 30 1862.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-03-26

NEW STAGE ROUTE.
j. G. BURNS, Proprietor.
The subscriber having secured the con
tract for carrying the U. S. Mail between
REYNOLDsvILEL & BRoCKwAYVILLE
has placed on tha. road line of hao
Hac leave the Exchange Hotel n
Reynoldville every Tuesday, Tnursday and
Saturday on the arrival Of the Brooxville
stage, and return the same day. These
hacks connect at Brockwayville with the
Ridgway stages, making connection wi h
trains on the P. 4 4. Road. both east and
west. Every attention TO the comfort of
patrons of this line will ts given, aud Q
hberal paty0na9e solieited
Aug Ts-7etf
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

columns
spAkS1R and
soAkp eI'h SSb SSS"DoISG "IoDoISG wANrED-Errvrsru PAGE
Bno6KIYS s0'S'ai NEAL ESTATE EoR sALE-srcosD p.s.
sass column
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAoE-First
oLEsSs sSls%Ss AND sALEsxEx-r~rlrrn p4e.-rinh col,
zsS sss%
coAs4%IsE aHs s.o.s.eoud
P.sps
DENrIsrRY-FIRsr PAcE-sixth column.
BSY BMESs usEs To LES AND vs
fUkNIsHEp-sEcoSp PAcE-second and third
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs-ElrvrSru rAcr-F,rst and
second columns,
s1sssfasn fasafSIa iH"%s Column
Sk Sb afssR&bsrs TO LET
HELP fG'u% r4o.-s.th col.
HORSES: CARRIAGES. Ac.-Fnsr rAer-7hrd and
HOUSES sE',,I ROOMS &C, wANTED-srcOSD PAcE-rifh
rsDusaHi%i rsDuaHi%Hii EXHIBITION coMrAxY-Fln.r PAGE
ssf5ssefnq ,v
PAGE-First Column
LECTURE sEASON-sEooxp PAoE-Fiith column.
LOAN OFFICkS-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FiRsr PAGn-First column.
MACHlNERY-FiRsT PAGE-Sixth column
MARBLE MANTELS-ELEvENrH rAGE-Thrd column
MEDICAL.TENrH pAGE-Sixth 1lumn
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PACE
xIsCELLXNEoUs ADvERrIsEMEN1s-r1xrnP PAGE
MUsiCAisI7:Eoosp pAer-Fi.h column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Flfst column.
fIANOF0RTEs, ORGANS. &C-sEcosD PAcE-sixth
iT1; rAsENrovyth %1oS y spgmn
PRoPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoNp rAGE-first column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-First
REAL EsTXTE wANTED-srcosp PAcr-second col
SALES AT AUCfiioS~FlRsT ? PIsE~Fourth and nnh col.
SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALEs-ELEy PACE
First column and TWELFTH PAcE-Frst second,
sIruXIioNs WANTED-MXLEs-Tw PAcs-Fihh
SPECIAL aor1cEs-F,a.r p4cs-Fir.s and second COL
sPoRriNG-Does BIRDS. 4c.-FInsr PAes-sccoud
sTORAGE-TwELrru PAoE-Stxth column
EUMMER Rt 6OkTS-kLEvENru PAGE-F!fh column.
THE TkADEc-TwELFrH PACE-Sixtn column.
THE TuRF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
rRAvELLERs' GtUiDE-EIEvzsrH PAcs-second and
yNFURNfsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LIT ~ - l SECOND tA@eE1fhird @ and fourth columns:
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &c-FIRsr PAoE-Sixth col.
umn.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
An IMPORTANT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
"A ON MONDAY Gals UAY),
AT 10 30 A. ~

Az IMPORTANT SS aSSbAs SAtB " Ss ErsIS Da Acor10s
Of the ne Stock Of prominent CITY railroad contractor
soes %s aSsosa abr ',r with his ism aeso@paned
o %a oSd and "er s
highest bidder, regard less Of price,
SSs*sy.. s'aRaIi gs1s ss2fGE.r'
ssGf; s. ss% s
which has equal Tor the premium il the county Of
na lcn nSs laSsy w s snss a
ss! 3 a SsS wines :pssSior ,yls
a. AMI e ssan % & sSs s 5
ai whics tne present owner paid slS,v for :em; can
6 s ss are s WhSa s. ao q
KIND and true Sr no SAFE s;o, ,,.d ,.
road .f0 ne.
~ the s : 4! HE M Es
o. ssnemsn may wis. 70 RIDE or drive lie has I tyoed
nun @se III sns RssS s 81 ss
care or oeomouves is warranted sound kind good ard
n She three above horse. were purchased by the
si.y ever ;lase hardy russsd, .ssimaiss aaa q
f, s m e d S5o lss ss sd esq
no, even 20 ,ace locomotive.
ssnss s "a as' tT1'tps y MsTf @
nea s a'a a. a. s' we
az Prospect Park 2s a, private races size is say In
cocr !5h s.gh years old sired BY Corning Cay dam
Weaver mare which ;-o;:ed IN 23l,s a, ctica a; the
a.e races ste e warranted so.- and x.a5. GOOD aad
true IN either douDe or single harness.
Also mn extra stylish ana extra haraseme masogany
bay trot::ng Mare, JUNO, Is l5lh Egs, years oh:
raised In Vermont; sired BY Ry.iicEs Hsme:e cn:ar,
cAm s.ar mare. this mare Is Of the same
ock which Charles Backman. ESQ. o. o.arae
cSan,y: hai iesn SO saseess;a! wish IN @ crossing
In 2G,$ has no sare.ior tor elegance; highoiocdel
asd stylish appearance; u without spot OF bicmis1;
eegan, pole mare, and IS Of srea, promise TO any
purchaser tor track purposes size is warranted sound
and x.nd; any gentleman wishing single or match
mare cali and sec her.
Asc AZ elegant Deg Cart, side bar Top wagon, TWO
open Road Wagons, Dunscomb Sti.,g's Harness ker'
sey Blankets fnl SUITS Tor tro,ters Robes Dvste's
Whips saddles Brides. &c,
Also large oi o. ars class Furniture Of wsich ful
description and catalogue will be giveE In Wednesdays
Herald.
Sale positive, rain or shine. Stock on exhibition,
JOHN d. hAMLiN Auc;oEeer.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
SPEED SPEED. SPEED.
A. SPECIAL SALE or TROTTING STOCK
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

"A. SPECIAL IS s1TE FIst4c oE TfSTI1Ng IH1iGN STOCK
The special attention Of gentlemen s called to the i'm
wv. HoyT. ESQ, DECEASED,
removed om his elegant country res!dence and stock
81 ey VIII Ss iSa U 10
bidder tomorrow ruesaay). September at los O'clock
sS Ja bay Us
trotters; dam BY hoagands Messenger: has a record
SsG 40 nss
pos % sS aa
ss sna on sd sSod sna @
~ to rosd sound knd and
%nss now SoSa awsfa M % sSsrs dam Lucy @ wsssr
Ssns1 niSsy STisea and Ssilevsd e Se
snS
s SH as s
ferred TO- in zs0, and showed half mile in :i2;
gremses to rank Nc can g to track anyd"y and show
IN :s S nss
Ur an sna
Es' ;as %S 20
sd e e sTss
By & double ussa as S e
only trained or speed sS weeks and could then
asd
No hHandsome, tast and gcnteel young bay Trotting
Horse sired By Old HambietOnian. dam by Ethen Allen
raised BY late owner and known as FRANK ALLEN,
2.s6 and has improved since; bold, pleasant and
stylish driver, finely gated and well behaved either
single or double; can as and warranted sound
and kind This col. and No; on catalogue make ine
team and can beat 2 40 together.
No GA hnc Kentucky bred and finely broken
Saddle and Driving Horse l5 high years old; has
superior style elegance fne traveller and
ran ted sound and kini
n B.-Al these horses are finely coored and highly
bred aud are hardy. rugged and accmatized and are
very promising IN point Of speed, they have not
been rained their late owner did not
believe In curly forcing
Also two elegant BREWSTER Wagons, one top Pony
Phaeon double and single Harness. English riding and
side "a dde, Dress Blankets. &c.
stock exhibition. -
JOHN l.. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
SECOND FALL MEETING.

FIRST DAY-TUESDAY. OCTOBER6
PURSE No. l-350 for horses that have never beaten
2:so; $500 tc hrst Sls0 to second. and $50 to third
PURSE No $500 Tor horses that have never beaten
229; $3.50 TO first $3.50 10 second, and el0O 70 third
SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY OCT T.
PURSE No $500 tor horses that have never beaten
PURSE No: i-sl00o, horse never beaten
z2l, $3.50 10 hist $500 to second. $3.50 third
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY. OCT. g.
PURSE No. 6S500 for double teanis $500 to hrst $50
to second, ard $50 to third.
PURSE No 6-S mo for horses that have never be aten
2:2s; $3.50 to nrst $50 to second and Sl 10 third
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY. OCT. o.
PURSE No. $500. br horses that have beaten
2:t2 $3.50 to first. $3.50 TO second. and 500 to third
PURSE No s-$2,0U, for horses that have never
beaten 220; $1,000 10 frs $3.50 to second. and $3.50 to
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

FIRST FALL MEETING.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
PURSE No. l-S6o0 for horses that have never beaten
minutes $50 10 nrt SlsJ second ana $50 to third.
PURSE No $500, tor horses that have beaten
Isl S4t0 TO nrs $3.50 10 second and eOO to third.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAi. SEPTEMBER 2S
PURSE No $780, for horses that have never beaten
2ss $3.50 70 hrst Slsb 70 second and slo0 to third
PURSE No. 4-Sl0 for horses that have never beaten
22i; $3.50 70 hrst $500 to second and $ls0 10 thira.
THIRD DAy-THuRsDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
PURSE No. $500 tor all double teams $500 to nrst
$50 to second and $50 10 third "
PURSE No. g for horses that have beaten
227 $3.50 to hrst $3.50 TO second and elgU TO third
FOURTH DAy-FRiDAY SEPTEMBER rs
PURSE No 7-S6O0 for horses that have never beaten
2'!S $3.50 70 nsst $o0 TO SECOND and 500 to third.
PURSE No. 6-62000 for horses that have never beaten
210 1000 to nrs $3.50 TO second and $3.50 third.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

A UcTIoS SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE At
saEa Far o ausa SsY az SoS Sy c9Ls
Parier Suite. made by Brooks chamber aud dining Fur.
pier and mAnteI Mrrors velvet aud Brusse
pets, Paintings &c.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
pY ROBERT soMERyILLE. AUCTIoyEER NO. u
ID University place, corner OF Thirteenth street.
,HgusEhoLD FUHSLTURE, CARPETS

ROBERT soMERviLLE viii cell by auction, on Mon
day August 81 at i0H O'Clock, AZ the private residence
No 1853 West Twentieth street. near Ninth avenue House
Piano, ebony and eil! Psrior suts. hedsteads su
Lounges, bed and table Linen, Silverwars, knche'
Utensils. &c.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

4 FINE SECOND HAND COUPE By KILLlAM POLE
~ and shafts; one Caccac and Landau BY Broomc
street Brews,cr Cc"pes Rockawars: ore, Barouchei
trp ard open Po.y Phaetons: new aud secoad aand
Skeletons AID sulkes, al weights by Cgfcry 70 top aad
Read Wagons by Brewster. >tover, nGse5safy ana
o;her city makers; express and ocpot wagons; S.sc
ANA double Harness, SneetS Nets, &c.
WM. Il. GRAY, % and ~ Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
MATRIMONIAL,

4 YOUNG LADY OF -, INTENTIONALLY IN
n C,ceG, wishes 20 term TIE acquaintance o! ger lie
man o: means, with a view TO natriTony. Adares:
SINCERE. bcx IS3 Herald Uptown Brarch oe.ce.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
THE TURF.


CATsKlLL DRIVING PARK MEETING, OCTOBER .
~ ana a-Entries will not close until September 49,
DEERFooT DRIVING rARK.-TROTTING MON.
In harness; " Maioney's e. m, Daly r. H. katz's q. a.
Hurry: same day; Match for 800; best In s. In haT-
ness; ~ Meyers bk: Captain links. @. Greenwalt's
br. g. John. Admission Soc
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Proprietor.
HAA'LTos rARkt rARxkt NEW HAVEN
$4,000 FOR 7RorrfNd
WILL BIB OFFERED
October Is II, Is
DROsPECT PARK FAIR 0ROUND ASSOCIATION.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
THIRD FALL MEETING.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY OCTOBER ~
PURSE No 1-$50N for horses that have nevcr beaten
$500: $500 to nrst, $3.50 to second and $50 to third
2S3; $50 70 frs $3.50 70 second and slg0 to third
rURsE No 3.sSoo for horses that have never beatcn
1885, $50 70 first $3.50 to second and $lGO to third.
PURSE No. 4-$l0O0 for horses that have beaten
225: $3.50 to first. $50 second and $50 TO third.
THIRD DAY-THUKSUAY, OCTO Err 29
PURSE No 1-S5CU for double teams; $500 to FIRST $50
to second and $JU to third.
PUR No. 6-Sl,U00 for horses tnat have never
beaten 20 $3.50 to frs $3.50 to second and 500 TO third
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCTOBER go
PURSE No. $500, for horses that have beaten
3<0 $3.50 to rst $3.50 to second and 500 to third.
PURSE No. e-S2.00. for horses that have never
beaten 2:20 $1,000 to 1rs $3.50 to second and S2cO to
CONDITIONS.--An the above races to be mile heats
best three In Ave- In harness Except double team and
colt races, aud will be governed by the rules OF the
National Association. In heats where eight moro
horses start, the distance will b 150 yards.
Entries tor all three meetings Will close on Tuesday,
September l. at O'Clock p. NJ, at r. b. Johnsons
ncr of Twenty eighth street and Broadway New York.
ADDRESS all Communications to George W. Oakley.
Superintendent, at above address, or at 189 Montague
street Bro0kyr. Il. 0. READ. President.
GEo. W. OAKLEY. Superintendent
DOsTERs FOR HORSE RACES. MEETINGS. &C.,
promptly and and chcaPIy done l at M the MEIROPohlTAN
Building.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

A COUPE BY BREWSTER COST si.6ul FOR $3.50;
IA Coupe Rockaway, HAMS make. cost SIp, Tor 800
second hand Carriages taken exchanzs a, low prices
HAMS. 10 East Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

ANELEGANr BARoCchE, BY BREwsTER CO.
"A CLARENCF, BY MINER 4 STEVENS.
FoUR-sEAT PARK PHAEToNs, NEW AND SECOND
Two roP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGONS, new, by Du.
senbury Nelson.
Extension Top Phaetons Coupes, Coupe Rockaways,
top and no top Phaeons second hand top waRons top
and no top Depot Wagons Harness, &C., At very low
VAN TAsSELL KEARNEY
zll East Ninth street. near Third avenue,
East Thirteenth street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS CITY MADE
"A Household Furniture, velvet. Brussels Carpets this
(Morday morning. August 81. At 0H o'clock ut the ele
CANT private class residence 13 est Twentyeighh
street. near sixth avenuczOve A0iots. by catalogue,
magnificent Grand Duchess, Prince Arthur and Marie An
tonette styles Paror SUITS steinwaya ,ons rosewood
~ octave pianoiorte Works OF Art Paintings Mirrors.
ding sitting Room Suits In plush reps md nsireo,h;
Library, Dining ana Basement Furniture; Hail stand.
stair Carpets 8. J. KRAEMER, Auctioncer. Goods
packed and delivered tor purchasers Take Broadway,
Sixth seventh avenue to Twenty eighth street
A uCTIoN AUCTION AUCTION
n $4,000 worth Of magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoforte. Bropzes Drawing Room suits,
Paintings, at public auction,
on THIS DAY Monday.
o. the elegant residence SO West Fifteenth street
near Fifth avenue; AZ lOs5 O'Clock, .
Drawing Room Suits Grande Duchess style: covered
Six brocade Etageres Cabinets Tables Carpets Mirrors
Clocks Paintings, rosewood Pianoforte, celebrated
MAKER: Bureaus, Bedsteads Waidrooes Mattresses. tx
tension liable Buffet Chnaware Glassware. siiverware
cutlery, Linen, basement kitchen Furniture, servants
apartnen;s SAFE percn.rtory. Parties wishing TO at
tend sale taSe fh avenue stages or sixth avenue
cars. AUGUST AAhtINEZ, Aucuoncer
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
A rCTION NSALE.-tMPORTANT AND POSITIVE SALE.
a 81 n,lhlic

handsome, geEteel and uceiui Housenod furnitures
THIS DAY tMonoayl at lU o CLOCK,
AZ the elegant private residence
30 West Twcnty.irst street. near seventh avenue,
fariors contain -.
handsome style Paror suits rich carved naid and gilt
satin. damask and Drocael magnincent
Decker Bros IA octave four round rosewood ftano'
forte also elegant Steinway Piano,
French plate Mrrcrs inlad Cen,nets. giH Centre snd
Consoe Tables Easy Chairs Turkish Lounges imported
Parts bronze Figures CHcKs. oH Paintings. lace Cur
ta:ns. Ccrnices, &c
Library aud re .re,aire Bookcases, choice hooks
Lie:ary Tabcs san coeiainc Library suits solid wal
p9 and rose wood Hedscad Dressing Cases, Bureaus,
Wararsbcs Wastsiands. Lounges, ~ haIr and spring
Mattresses rep. plush and hairc,oh SUITS Dinng Fur.
unure Extension Table Bufet, Dining Chairs, Dinner
ana Tea sets, syerware, Crockery hall and Kitchen
Furniture velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets and as.
scr,mert usetu household articles n B-salc positive
''A' IVA " ''A ROBERT g. cAsHrw. Aucso".sr
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
A ucrioS NOTICE OF RICH AND ELEGANT


THIS DAY al private residence
East ath street near Broadway. al lU O'Clock, con.
s,s:rg o. mad ana Kilt Parior sui,s ln,es style and
covered In satin. coteiin broca:c and reps rosewood
Bedding LIBRARY aud Cenue TABLES Buffet Wardrooes;
Bookcases. Curtains Clocks Bronzes. Chromos, Oi!
Panunas Carpets. China silver ana PLATED Ware, din
ing room, kitchen and servan;s' Furniture &C.
''' HENRY ZtNN. .Auc.inneeY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-15
SFECssl. ;sCTsSE.

WIZ suffer from Dysrersia. IaGjseSt;cs, and
loss ii arreii.e. visr Jtu Csr, bS using Er.
l,e,,f1,s r.iet-affI ! i Ell,rrS. eject Perfect
cure. they a-c pleasant .cd in''-' rating
.s.-,;.. end trdgTsCd ard rrCcrln, TJ.cd ~ oar
Tlost C,niuent Physicians fas Ter cert .fSat- en-
each hc,!lsi for ell CON, Ig:Its q tie Liver and
Digestive Cr-&Is. As y family medicine 'hty
have d. tCUai.
see establishment IL 81. hlT sCial1r-
E.raI"-3Ia
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-15
ssKScNIPrEON OF PRISONERS.

zS6%SN1FEiDN Va EHkSOSEfSs
- -az-s. height feet Lex III. tshoesl blue
-.-s. 1ss.it brown hair: red beard; scar on left
r-sz scar On 1igi.s side cf back under shoulder
GAR. .Ilsd5 L. knife; mole en- back Of right
e-sx. Sc--- :re-.s Stort: county s. I't. .. 1876,
- .g.Ts. for ;.ls.isisCs!!.:--.
zx- TOgREsT Ase;l 3 yeIrs: trade. ma
-.z2.1lSt. dark brown CJs-4y hair: blue eyes;
z5=1r scar 81 :cTCf1Etr lruCkia Of lett hard
80 tan STOREY county February II. 1870, for
1r-ss. for burglary.
TggO,IAS HEFFEl ~ Native Of Florida :
s-ss - ysaIs : heich: feet: hazel eyes
sszeary,: dark crown hair: long face: blood
PISS IN eight ~, badly swollen: scar on LEI,
1sS shot Ia S.IcIls-Sr u attempting to break
---sor ~ i. 1870. SGI.t from Eiao county
u Hab . 1870. Sentenced fo- life. for burglary
CE.EIES JONES: Nr.ive of Ohio; aged IS
S-uSs; weigh: I9elhs-: H.,t brown hair hazel
~. scar E.sllt haId sh IN india ink
S-fs sTzu anal! ssrs- Scat t-c-G White lfIle
scUI;:y March II, 1870. for 10 y-s-s for murder
-Nas deS-oe.
EAyID LYNCH: Nat1ve Of New York: age
- yeans +: Leigh; tee: inches weight ia5ibs.;
u "a eyes brown hair s-;.cy bead: four dots
= 1liii. INK o.. left hand star on right hand in
SAas ink; Goddess of Liberty and American
- II red ard bus ink on RICH. arm, over
sAsLa IL three Stars. wreath ard heart two
easaas Gu LIFT arm in red ard blue ink. Sent
-tcza fshite Pine county April -, 1879, for
.asss. for grand larceny.
3 G. WATSON: Native Of Michigan sse %
.s.s: height feet 10 IN hes weigh; 1Giibs-:
Zis,e eyes; t.ark brown hair: spare fsce g.: scar
e. Sscs Of cCck- Sent from Eiko county June
- iSTG, for - yasrs. fer robbery.
Ia5AH INGRAM: EItive of New York: ase
~ ,~vs; Eight Blue eyes; light brown hair:
;..ss brown tesrd long spare face. mole oI
zs:s. shoulder; scar On inside Of night thigh;
lcaz ca right side o! forehead. Sent from Nye
s,svy Sept Is. 1870, :or 80 years. for assault
~Eh icten- to murder
Z s. PARSONS Native Of New Hsupshire
-. = yesrs; height feet 10 inches: blue eyes
,~saszca srown hair sandy beard round face
81 forehead; small Ca left fcrefnser.
Sese. from Washoe county for 20 years, for rob-
rey. Dec. -. 1870.
JOIN I. JACKS Native Of Pennsylvania
q. - years height 5 feet So inches; weight
lsSoA- dark hsir dark eyes; ono small vscci-
szs1sa marx on right arm between elbow snd
.EaSasd:T. Sen. from Nye county Sept II, ISL,
-r ,esrs. for srand larceny.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-10-07

TAKE A SHEEP Too.-An old farm
er about the time the temperance re-
form was beginning to exert health
full influence in tho country said to his
man-servant:
'"Jonathan, did not think to say
that 1 think of trying to do my work
this year without rum. How much
more must l give you to induce ycu
to do without ?"
"Oh, I don't care much about it,"
said Jonathan, 'you may give me
what you please"
"WcIl," said the farmer, n will
give you a sheep in the autumn, if
you will do without"
"Agrced," said Jonathan.
The oldest son said:
"Eathcr, will you give mo aheep,
too, if 1 will do without rum?"
ayes, Marshall, you shall have o
sheep if you will do without.
The younger son, o STRIPPING, then
said:
"Father will you give me sheep
if ! will do Without"
eyes, Chandler, You shall bavo q
sheep also if you will do without"
Presently Chandler spoke again.
"Father, hadn't you better take q
sheep too?"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-10-07
Prayer, Labor and Song.

Three blissful words I name to thee, |.
Three words of potent charm,
From eating care thy heart to free,
Thy life to shield from harm
Whose these blissful words may know
A bold blithe-fronted face shall show,
And, shod with peace, shall safely go i
Through war and wild alarm. s 81
First, ere thy forward foot thou move,
And WELD thine arm of might, s
Lift up thy heart to Him above, So
That all thy ways be right.
To the prime Source Of life and power
Let thy soul rise, even as O flower
That skyward climbs in sunny houE1@
And seeks the genial light.
Then gird thy loins to manly toll .sy
And in the toll have joy;
And love the sterr. employ. ss
Thy glory this the harsh to tame,
And by wise stroke and technie fame
In God like Labor's fruitful name rs
Old chaos to destroy.
Then mid thy workshops dusty din,
Where Titan steam hath sway,
Groom to thyself song within, n,
Or pour the lusty lay. l5ssl
Even as a bird that cheerly sings
In narrow cage, nor frets its wings,
But with full-breasted joyance things
Its soul into the day.
For lofty things let others strive
With foil of vauntful drum;
Keep thou thy heart honeyed hive,
Like bee with busy hum,
Chase not the bliss with wishful eye,
That ever lures and ever flies,
But in the present joy be wise,
And let the future come.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-10-07
The Threatened Arrests in MeW Orleans.

. The Tri5uno's New Orleans special
says: Considerable feeling is caused
among tho citizens by apparently au-
thentic reports of the determination
of the Kellogg party to arrest and
bring to trial the leaders of the late
revolutionary movement. Attempts
to arrest the State authorities will
almost certainly provoke armed re.
sistancc and bloodshed, to greater
extent than heretofore, will be the
inevitable result. 1t is understood
that the army officers are much op-
posed to the proposed proceeding, as
bad faith towards tho surrendered
party, and tho hope is generally ex-
pressed that the President will at
least use his influence against it.
Trouble is also feared from u threat
TO search houses for arms. When
McEncry surrendered it was agreed
that all State arms in the possession
of his followers should be turned over
to the United States authorities.
The Acllogg party conPla'i! t''"I
largo number Of arms are still miss
ine. These were probably taken by
the populacc. McEncry and Penn
will issue circular requiring an in.
spection of all their State troops, and
a return of the State arms in their
hands, and earnestly urging oil citl-
zens to carry out the terms of the
surrender in the same spirit. Should
the State officers search, conflicts and
bloodshed would certainly occur. but
the United States officers are assigned{
10 the duty, thero would probably be
no resistance, certainly none by con.
cert Of action.
It is also stated that Attorney
General Fields has instructed his as.
sistant, Dibble, to proceed promptly
and vigorously against all persons
who have violated the laws.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-10-07
A Move in the Right Direction.

Union County, which has two thou,s
sand white voters, TO five hundred
colored, has put in the field a ticket
composed of seven white men and
three colored men, and would have
divided the Offices equally, but for tho
lack of educated colored men. This
shows the right sort of spirit, and it
other counties, which can boast Of
Republican majorities will only follow
the example set, we will soon have
better state Of things. AS longas tho
races are 10 live under the same laws.
and to form part Of the same political
body, they must cooperate; conced-
ing equal rights to all; ignoring all
questions of color, and voting for can.
didates solely, on the basis Of qualif-
cation. Three cheers for Union!