The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-28
NOTES.

ister was in to see us this week.
Court is in session this week. We
will give the proceedings in our next
issue.
Grace Church, Rev. W. j. Miller
Rector.-Servces next Sunday at IL A.
NJ. and P. NJ.
The new Methodist Church will be
dedicated next Sunday A cordial in
vitation is extended to all persons to be
present.
According to the new Constitu ton
all city, borough and township elections
must be held on the third Tuesday of
February, this year occurring on the
16ih.
The February number Of Godey's
Lady's Book is at hand. Terms So
a year, address L. A. Cooley. N. Z
Cor. Sixth and Chestnut SITS, Philaoel-
phia Pa.
Isaac Horton and family have re-
moved to Northeast, where he will
engage in the mercantile business. No
more will that echoing laugh resound
amid the recesses of these everlasting
hills,
MARRIED On Tuesday, January
10, 1875, at the residence of the brides
parents at Tyler,, Cleaifeld county, by
Rev. j. L. Lands, Mr.. Charles Coryell
of Penfcld, to Miss Emma daughter OF
David Tyler, Esq.
There will be tso cclipses of the sun
this year-one total sn the 9th Of April,
Invisible in the United States, and the
other an annular eclipse on September
Goth, visible in the United States east
Of the Mississippi river as partial
eclipse, of the sun rising eclipsed.
The Erie Dispatch says. 1t is re
ported that young lady iu neighbor
ing town being tired Of going it alone"
has married man named Wright
Bower aad will probably "order him
up" to make fires in the morning, OF to
attend to other little jobs connected
with the household.
The ball for the benefit of Company
II on next Thursday night at their ar
mory, will be the srapdest Of the season,
a large assemblage is expected. MehPs
Erie Orchestra will furnisl, the music
the Indies of Grace Church Aid Society
will furnish the sunper, to be serve ]
in Uagcrty'5 new building up stains.
The Tioga Ayh ,tor says. An in,
teresting case from Chatham township
was on trial before Justics Brewster,.in
this village, yesterday, the plaintiff be-
ing preacher who sued to recover a
subscription made by one Of his hock
toward the minister's salary. The trial
was largely attended by people from
Chatham and the neighboripg region.
1t was iu progress as we went to press
so that we are not able to give the result
this week,
As jesse Miller, of A lbany township
Berks coanty was sitting By the stove
one of his girls attempted to pour frsnl
a kettle some hot water, few drops oi
which happened to fall upon the hands
of the father; whereupon 10 fit Of rage
he seized dippcr, poured it full Of
boiling water, and dashed it into hi.
daughters face scalding h.r so badly
that she will probably lose the sight oI
both her eyes.
ooh! your nose is as cold as ice," {
Warren father though he heard his
daughter exclsim the other evening a!
he was reading in the next room. He
walked in for an explanation, but thu
young fellow was at one end Of the sofa
and the girl at the other, while bott
looked so innocent that the old gentle
man concluded that his ears had de
ceived him. Such is life - Warre,
Max.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT - Among
the men announced as candidate fo
this important Office, We notice Geo. R
Dixon, principal of the Ridgway school
Of courte there is some time to elaps'
between now aud the election, which il
held in May, yet the opinion seems t.
prevail that Prof. Dixon, is to be tn,
coming man. And certsinly we see nj
reason why he should not be, he is
young man in every way qualified t.
perform the autiss of the importan
office.
AN APPEAL FOR RELIEF w
have nov before US the appeal of th'
board of County Commissioners, Count,
Relief Committee and Chairman of tb