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Facilities for Travel.

One of the grandcst Illustrations Of the enter
prise OF the times, is the completion of the great
ron bridge over the Mississippi at Louisiana,
MO, erected in the short space Of five and half
months from its commencement. Ii was formal
" opened on Christmas for through trains from
Imcago To Kansas City ria the Chicogo and AL
Ton and ST. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
short Line. The route of this line is from Chi
eago to Kansas City, through Joliet, Dwight,
Shenoa, Bloomington, Petersburg, Jacksonville,
hoodhouse, Louisiana, Mo-, Mexico, Mo, Mober-
~, No, and over the Missouri river at Kansas
n.y. on the first bridge ever built across the
Big Muddy" This line passes through an cX-
cetdlngly prosperous country, Astounding in
splendid views, through a succession of cultiva-
teu farms, and possesses numerous attractive
features To dispcl the monotopy that prevails ON
ordinary routes, and makes the trip one OF pleas
ure instead of tedious journey. This line has
become proNerhial for the excellence OF its equip
tnent New Pullman Palace Cars. new Reclining
Chair-Cars, elegantly carpeted and fitted with
dressing rooms with every toilet convenience for
ladies, gentlemen and families travelling with
children. without extra charge; alse superb day
coaches. smoking ears. and dining cars, where
one partakes of as good a meal, while speeding
on their journey at the rate Of thirty miles an
hour, as may be had at any first-class hotel. Any
Ticket Agent selling through tickets 10 the West
will furnish tickets by this excellent route, over
the Chicago and Alton and 81. Louis. Kansas City
and Northern Short Line. TO Kansas, Colorado,
Nebraska, California. and the Great West. For
Map, Circulars and Time Tables, address either
James Charlton, Chicago, or Z. =. Great, ST
Louis, Nd. either % whom viii furnish any IN
formation desired. r.
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The man line extends from Kansas City, Mo-,
and Leayenworth, Kansas, both ilourishing cities
on the Missouri River, through Central Kansas
and Eastern Colorado 500 miles to Denver, Colo
RADIO, and with several hundred miles of Branch
es, in addition, reaches every portion of Kansas,
Colorado and New Mexico, and all of its fertile
valleys. Rare opportunities are offered for ac-
ouirng homes in 4 section OF country unsur-
nasscd for fertility and health. The State Capt.
tal state University, State Agricultural College,
state Normal School, Blind Asylum, &c, of Kan
sas, are all located Immediately along the line,
ahd the educational facilities generally are un-
enualed. BY refererce to the United States Ag-
ricultural Reports, it will be observed that Kan
sas had greater yield to the acre of the cereals
than any other State, and Gold Medals and Di-
plomas Tor the greatest and best display OF Fruit
and Agricultural, Horticultural and Mineral pro
ducts. have been awarded ut the Great EXPOSE
lions and Fairs throughout the land in competi-
ston with the other States For the tourist and
invalid, varied and charming landscape is pre-
sented; and the delightful air Of Colorado, and
the now Justly celebrated Cold, Warm and Hot
Springs. in the vicinity of Denver, have given re-
newcd life to the weary anc have restored health
10 the sick Don't fail to take trip over the
Kansas Pacific Railway and if you want good
home, be sure to settle along its line. You can
obtain Maps, Circulars, &c., giving all informa-
lion, by addressing General Passenger Agcnt,k.
PR, Kansas City, Mo.
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A SENSIBLE BRIDE.--ln these days OF fool.
ish display, good word must he sand for
Miss Stewart, who was married in Washing
ton last night. To begin with, the bride is
said TO be one of the most sensible rs well as
beautiful young ladies in Washington, She
cooks, scws, markets for the family. and is
versed in every useful accomplishment. Her
wedding cards, eschewing the silly custom OF
the times, had no monogram. The wedding
was in her fathers house, at an early honr,
and followed by good, oid-la?hioned dance
There was hut one brides maid, the brides
sister. The bridal trousseau was purchased
entirely in Washington, and every article OF
il made at honc under the personal super
vision of the bride and her mother. FINALLY,
the newly welded couple do not make II
"tour," but settle down at-oncc 10 common
sense happiness. All this is reireshing-l"-
diaaapOllS Jo0rhd3.
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4 BERLIN BEATTY.
How She Dresses Her Dainty self tor the
Opcrn.
Correspondence Toledo Blade.

Correspondence Toledo Blade
The Coutess Scidlcwitz is Il celebrated court
beauty and is lady OF honor to the Princess
Carl II sister of the empress. She sat just
next to me, as only the partition OF the box
was between us, and she was the most beau
! tiful women | saw-pericctly imperial in
! tact-white and magniccn: as a lily. Her
| features were perfectly regular, and she had a
IprOudly.cut mouth, and such dazzling little
teeth Then her arms, neck and shape were
exquisite. She wore the sevcrest kind OF
dress and one that only such beauty could
have worn 1t was white silk, with an un
usual tram of course, and without Ovcrskirf,
simply caught up in great pull behind.
The waist was made with small basque,
but very low, and with very short sleeves.
Round the neck was u white bugle fringe, and
then there were twoo three rows OF this
fringe IN front, graduating to the waist, small
Ter and smaller, and going around the basque.
All the front breadth Of the skirt was laid in
folds of satin, in groups OF three, and on the
edge of every third row was the fringe again
graduating wider and wider toward the bot
tom In her hair she wore wreath otwhit
vsrbcnas, or snowballs and green leaves. Her
sole ornament was a magnificent diamond
locket, and earrings of some curious design,
the lockct depending from very fine gold
chain which challenged all observers to no
tiCe the taultlessness of her neck. One sly
bit of coquetry was visible in two natural
flowers lilies of the valley, with their leaves,
which she had stuck in her corsage so that
they should rest against her neck and show
that they were not whittier than her skin
you see that there were no folds anywhere.
The whole dress hung in long lines, ana
showed the contour % the figure, nothing,
but these frnges which cleaned and waved
with every motion to nalieve it-not even a
bit of black velvet anywhere, for the lace
around the neck was drawn through with
white silk thread. There was another lady
in the same box whose dress was very beau
tiful, too, though she herself was not 1t was
a green silk with green tulle overdress pulled;
and with ears of silver wheat scattered over
it. The tunic was of silver Grape, the bot
tom cut in scallops and trimmed in silver
wheat. y wisp of wheat was knotted round
her neck for a necklace, and q perfect sheaf
of il in her HAIR II was an exquisite dress.
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RoYALrY.--A despatch from Washington
intima,es that the son-in-law of President
Grant is to be made baronet The des-
patch: 1T is understood here in Intimate
circles, and is very probably true, that Mr..
Disrael has informed Mr.. Sartoris, the faith
er, that it Is the purpose Of the Queen, on the
arrival of the bridegroom ard bride in Eng
land, to confer baronetcy upon the young
man as compliment to the Amer lean ma;
ton. Thus he will become OF rank entitled
to appear at Court, which at present he Is
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Different Kinds of Eyes.

No branch OF science has been more thor
oughly mastered than optics. The principle
of vision must be essentially the same in all
eyes, but they differ remarkably according to
the habits of the animal. Birds OF lofty
flight, as the condors, eagles, vultures and
carrion seeking providers of the teathered
race, have telescope visions, and thus they
are enabled to look down and discover their
unsuspeCting victims AS they approach
noselessly from above, the axis of vision
changes SO that they can see as
distinctly within one foot of the ground as
when at an elevation o. one mile in the air.
This fact explains the balancing of the fish
hawk on its pinons, half mile above still
pond watching for fish, When one is selec-
ted down the savage hunter plunges, the To-
cal axis varying always to the square view
of his intended prey. As they ascend, the
axis is elongated by curious muscular ar.
rangement, SO as to see far off again.
Snails have their keen eyes at the eXtrem,
ity of flexible horns, which they can produce
or draw in at pleasure. BY winding the in.
strument around the edge Of a leaf or stalk,
they can see how matters stand on the oppo.
site side.
The ha.nmerheaded shark hm It's wicked.
looking eyes nearly two feet apart BY will
or effort they can bend the thin edges of the
head, eli which the organs are located, SD as
to examine The sides of an object the size of d
fullsized Goldfish.
Flies have immovable eyes They stand
out from the head like half an apple, exceed
ingly prominent, Instead of smooth hemis-
phercs, they have an immense number Of IA
Gets, resembling oldfashoned glass watch.
seals each one directing the light directly to
the optlc..retina. That explalnSwAy they can
not be approached in any direction without
sppinr what is coming
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The presents TO the fortunate bride were
displayed on a mozambique table in the sec
ond floor hall-bedroom.
Silver was spread with lavish hand in the
shape of forty-two pairs of salt-sroons; there
were sixteen card-receirers and thirteen pairs
of china vases, besides nine clocks and iel.
ly-mold. The happy pair are thus amply
provided to commence housekeeping exis.
tenCe.
forgot TO tell how the bride was dressed,
but the groom wore black coat with hair
parted behind.
If Mr. Polyglott secs this IN the paper he
will at least send me twenty. I.&.PECK.
st. LOVis Republican.
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DR.. Morris LIVER PILLs.-It is easy enough
to make pill, but to make good one, an that 5
the difficulty! There are cheap, harsh, drastic
pills that are of even less benefit than dose of
salts; but good medicine, like DR.. Motifs Liver
Pills which penetrates 70 the seat OF disease Is
deslderatum indeed. VIII positively gn.c al dis
eases of the liver. Sold everywhere. John F.
Henry, Curran u Co., Propretors, and College
Place, New York, 81
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a Norris;own doctor recently asked an old
LAZY patient if she experienced any relief was
in one shoulder and then the other, and then
'peared to settle in her back, but she put a
mustard plaster between her shoulders, and
the reliei left her and now she felt better.
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\ THuE LADY.-Beauiy and style are not
The surcst pass ports to respectability-some
3i The mobiles; specimens of woinanhood that
me world has ever seen have presented the
piAlnest and most progressing appearance
Womans worth il 10 be estimated by the
goodness Of her heart, the greatness of her
SOUL and the purity aud sweetness of her
character; and woman with n kindly dis.
position, and well balanced mind and
temper, Is lovely and attractive, bc her face
ever 50 plain and her figure ever 80 hOmely
she makes the best Of wives, and the truesi
OF moihers. She has n higher purpose in lay.
ing tban the beautiful yet vain and supercil.
lous woman, who has no higher ambition
thAn 10 Haunt her hnsry ON the street, or 10
gfa'iiy her inoTdinate vanity 10y exncling fiat
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ILLINOIS. LAsALLxCo.-ss

IqfhS CITrtd Comt thereof @ Utot.T Tenn A d. isii.
Seth n ballard %. David {. Cnderhil
Puhc notice hereby given 10 the said David g Under
hin thai writ attachment out OF the office Of
clerk of the Ia sale County Circuit Court, dated the MN
day OF November d lss at the suit Of the said seth H.
Haard against the estate OF David e. Underh Tor
The snm of thousand nine hundred dollars drece
TO the Sheriff OF Ia Sale county which said writ has been
returned executed - - . -.
Now. therefore, unless you the said David C. Cnderil
shall personally be and appear before the said Ls sale
County Circuit Court on or before DAY OF the next
thereof 20 be holden ST the Court House In the city
OF Ottawa. the secoRd Monday OF October A. D. ls4
give special bail ana plead 10 the said riantirs action
Judgment will be entered against you and In faVor OF The
said seth Ballard and much Of the property atsc bed
may sufficient satisfy the said Judgment ard costs
Wa y CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
CEo W W BrAEE Attorney. juniS
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terry and praise from Il society whose com
lplments are as low as they are insincere.
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They tell of hen which floatcd down the
raging tide at Mill River for some distance
IN the barrel where she was laboriously Gov.
ering" nineteen eggs. She attended strictly
TO business during the flood, finally brought
up in friendly harbor, and has since left
her barrel with nineteen chickens at her
heels
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cTOLEN-Frorn the stable Of Timothy Sullivan.
- new stiveruounted Harness. Any person giving IL
formation leading 20 tbs recovery Of said heEess OF The a.
rsf - ne n II y uherAlly rewarded Inform ston
Az - seed t h. Il care % ire FEKE rRIpEE. Ottawa
~ TIMOTEG SULLIVAN.
frre oh Is-s-au
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IKANk u. CRAWFORD, Attorney
cage. Notary Public. w. wa marii,-l
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j. i. RICK. NJ p.,up,nav
ICE ~ WALBRI DIG e httornevt nj aw
once In Glover Cooks Block, over Dimmick drug
store, ottawa HIS anris,rSss
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1OHN y. IL E.I.I.OGG Attorney and Conn
seor " Law, and Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Special attention gwen to Collecting Soldiers ountps
Back Pay, DC. Once in Jesse Dlckey's new hldng cor
"er Vi hhid III" Soulhuus streets. apl g-Ti
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}1sofgisICnal garas.
\ r r OR " c Y

| T.. THO III SON. Attorney al Law Once
IN the Clancy block, Fredan's grocery store q
La sale street ottawa ILL., Careful attention given 10 the
collection OF claims, Fees to suit the times I,nIS
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RCYLE a. KICIoLSON,A Attorneys at
~ Law Leland Il bushnelI's Block, La Sale street OF
t
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DAYTON
MILL.

The undersigned having leased the above mill this
beg leave inform the public that they intend 70 ic
ture goods the latest styles and fully TO the Old san
dard the "Pioneer M for durability and quality using
the best wool the country affords. and hope to merit me
patronage OF the public. We would say 10 those having
wool dispose that viii offer great inducements TO
those wishing TO exchange for their supply OF goods snG
Cassimeres Doeskins Tweeds Jeans Repellans tIah
nels. Blankets Stocking Yarn, Socks, and genuine oid
fashioned Satne We would also say to associations OF
patrons OF Hnsbandry" that will give their orders
special attenton-w send samples wien desired ara n
each order separately at Wholesale prices and hope 10 re
ceve good share their trade. They will custom
CsrdiEg. Wool be sent by rail At triiing eSpgehse
done In good, strong wrappers, plainly MARKED
Wooden Mills Also do not tail TO add the hsne or, az
least the Initials those sending ~ las great
frequently from this neglect.) Partes VIII ALSO
please write when sending wool gVins nstra a
whether wanted carded into rolls batted degeu or SAFE
exchange goods and the proceeds VIII oe returned
little delay possible Remittacss Ior te work
registered letter rice Tor card
ing ~ cts. per pound; for cardng and PnnnG = Gis
Dayton, Ill, May l6, 1874. uf'EEN HESS
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\ crowd Of crusaders having exhausted the
patience Of an Ohio barkeepcr the other day.
that ingenious wag, as a last resort, produced
u trap containing live mouse, and, having
first quietly locked the doors, let the little
fellow loose during the singing OF the fifth
hymn. If a bombshell had landed in the
room the visitors couldn't have scattered more
quickly, and a minute after standing room
on the bars, chairs, OF tables wasn't to be had
for lave or money
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As EASILY AS SAYING JACK ROBINSON
This is how Sheridan once let the cat out OF
bag in Parliament: During debate on the
India bill, at which period John Robinson
was Secretary of the Treasury, Sheridan, one
evening, when Mr. Fox's majorities were de
creasing, said: "Mr. Speaker, this is not at
all to be wondered at when a member is EN-
ployed to corrupt everybody in order to OBJ
tain votes" Upon this there was general
outcry made by almost everybody in the
House. "Who is It? Name hint Name
him." Sir" said Sheridan TO the Speaker,
II shall not name the person. 1t is an un.
pleasant and an invidious thing to do So and
therefore shall not name him. But don't
suppose, sir, that abstain because there is
any difficulty in naming HIM; | could do
that, sir, as soon as you could say Jack Rob
inson!" In tins country it would be more
difficult. We haven't one Jack Robinson,
but half dozen. The Committee of Ways
and Means could easily name them.
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Mes o'DoN ~ ELL, Attorney and Coun-
- selor ~ Law. Collections made and PROMPTLY remit.
bridge Ottawa, Illinois nov,s7S
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{ LEO. w. w. bLA X Il. Attorney al Law
~ Correcting and coIveyancing promptly attended to-
ohce west OF Court House, Ottawa, His eeptl3i3-ly
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BICRFoRD. rs Bowny MT NoloNRy
RlCkFORD. BOWEN a. MOLONEY, Attor-
- neys and Counselors at Law, No Court street. WIN
promptly and diligently attend 70 all entrusted 70
their care. aDrI073
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(HAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
wa, Illinois. marl'19
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! \NM. -. JACKSON, Attorney 81 Law ard No.
| W tary Public, St!eator, Illinois. apri'CS
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BIDDY's VALENTINE
Oh, Paddy swate Paddy
u was your daddy
a Kill you with kisses entirely
10 feel your swatc breath
would staryc me 10 death
An lay off my hopes altogether.
To Just have taste
81 your arm on my waist,
"a leugh al the meanest of weather
Dear Paddy, be mine,
Ny own valentine
fell End me both gentle and civil:
our life We will spend
To an Elegant ind,
And care may 20 20 the di,il.
The Kankakee Gas,tfe man has soul Ia apure
ciate an Ottawa Alderman. lie does this on IA,
chicken business;
II ought 10 be made penal ofIense for peopl,
% lct their chickens roam through another man,
territory. We don't care il "Bddyn stands outsjd.
our gate; il gives character 10 the place. and a
thrifty look as IL we were rolling In wealth
b1t sAen she comes inside and roots up pI,,
weed and carries away the slop pail, II makes us
mad; ard f anytOdy's hen come home somc
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d. p JOINS. /. w.gRRwER.
ION rs ~ BREW Err, Attorneys aud COM.
sellers at Law, Ottawa, Ills. Office, Rooms Nos. ),
second floor, Metropolitan Block. octl9,12
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RUsSHNE 81 BULL, Attorneys at Law.
ID Office In the Leland Bushnell block, over Burke d
Heenans store west Of Court House. Ottawa H. decl7 20
, 1874-08-08
Various ......1I9
Washers ...... 4
1873
101

During the year 1878 there have been 1@Ad Withdrawals @ @l and 1901 hp*
The weekly average @dp@n were AZ in CmIm@ md1m Fpmhhd
0GS aDmmhgI@ Balanced deposits mmMdh 8AD@mb 1872 aOGa4 and at December 1873
msD%ss% a T%@ S nsnH%9 a nSf%@@S asM@S Sk&%aS % S4&Sa ao n%m@s %%$85%Mnh thee @%@ @@"@"
HHedmd Mymha pm MmnM VIZ OmMGa& and mFmMhd
"1gPW" Forth ddTmha& $500
, 1874-08-08
1890 comprising

There we're s1o new Depogtor in 1878 say a24 in chraHanstod and Sc in Fredodkated viz
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-09-03
AEzErsEFF'S S.aEE.

BY virtue of writ of Lerari FdcidS
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Elk County, and 10 me directed, | will
expose to sale at public vendue or outcry
at the Court House. Ridgway, Pa, on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21st, 1874,
at Que o'clock p. m.
All the right. title, interest, claim and
demand, whatsoever, of defendants in said
writ named, of in, TO, and out OF
all the following described two tracts,
pieces or parcels of land situate lying aud
being in the tow nship OF Fox, Elk Coun,y,
Pennsylvania, and described as follows:
FlRST-Beginning at post at the
southeast corner of Hiram EglestOn's land;
thence south by land of Henry Harms and
Daniel Kingsbury one hundred and six
(lO6) rods to post; thence west by land
of said kingsbury and others one hundred
and sixty (lG0) rods to post; thence north
by land of Joseph a. Veazie and others,
one hundred and six 106) rods to a witch
hazel; thence east by land of said Egleston
and other land Of said O'Hara one hun
dred and sixty (lGO) rods to the place OF
beginning. Containing one hundred acres
and allowance.
sECOND-Beginning at post in the
north line of the lot of land above de-
scribed; thence west partly by land of said
Joseph Veazie, and others, ninety eight
aid onehalf (9S2) rods to post; thence
north by land OF said Veazie and others,
o:-e hundred and scventy-two 170) rods
TO hemlock; thence east by subdivision
No. two (2) ninety eight any one halt
i9S2 rods to post; thence south by land
of nirmm Egcston one hundred and
seventy-two rods l72 to the place of be-
ginning. Containing one hundred ard five
tlOjj acres and one hundred and forty two
| liz pcrches, and being the same wh.cll
Peter OIlara and wife by deed made the
27th day of May, 1861, conveyed to VIM.
r. cd, etc,
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of William Reed at the suit OF
Peter llura.
D. C. OYSTER, Sheriff.
SHETIFE's OFFICE,
Ridgway, Pa, Aug. u, 1873. I n26tc.
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UEe n LEST.

list of Jurors drawn for September term
1874, commencing Monday, September q:
GRAND JURORS.
Benzinger = Henry Fledermann, Frank
Schluttenhotfer, Christ Kraikle.
Fox-N. g. Bundy, John B. Cuneo,
Robert Wilson, Franklin L. Hewitt, Silas
Meyer.
Horton-Geo. W, Clinton, Daniel Phalen
Jay-John B. Miller.
Jones -- Fulsam Beckwith, William
Weidert.
Mllstone-F. G. Clyde.
Rdgway-E, c. Barrett, Geo. D. Mes,
senger, Elisha DeGroat, N. I. Cummings,
G. II. Rhines, viii Dickinson, Joseph
Wildfre.
St. Mary's Borough - Joseph Dieti,
James hogan, Henry Gausman.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Benezette-S. a. English, L. L. Morey,
A. NJ. barr
Benzinger--George Nssel, John Nissel,
Nicholas Kronenwetter, John Kaul, Jr.,
Frank Gier.
Fox = Jacob M'Cauley, Ralph Bell,
Orlando Meyers, Thomas Malone.
Horton--Thomas Burchfeld, James Ben,
nett, Jr., VIM. Cheatle, Jerome Farario,
Reuben Keller.
Jay--J. A. Spangler, r. l. spangler,
VIM. Robinson, Anson b. Robinson.
Jones--Judson Schultz, Enos Retzer,
John c. johnson, Ferdinand Pistner.
Ridgway--Horace Decker, George Dick
inson, Eli Etter.
St. Mary's Borough--John Fox, Fred.
Rudolph, Anthony FOchlman, Frank Eckl,
Joseph Banhauser, AlOis schauer, Jere-
miah Paulus;
Spring Creek-Mathew Stanley.