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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-13
A VALUABLE EeoK.

The Political, Personal and Property
Rights Of a Citizen Of tie Laitea
Statcs-h how to exercise and how ID
preseroe them; Ly Theophilus Parsons,
LII, ID.
Jones Brother 6 Co., Phaadclphia, Pa.
A careful pciusal of this. work will
convey an adequate understanding of all
legal questions arising in public or
private lite, for it gives a clear explana-
ton of those universally recognized
principles, on which are based all exist
ing laws enacted to secure us in the
enjoyment of our rights and privileges.
That every one should be well in
formed concerning the rights and duties
of the citizen, is of the greatest impor.
tance in this country where he partici-
pates SO freely and SO directly in the
affairs of government.
This volume will prove of great value
to the Statesman and to lawyers, and
caunot but be emineutly useful to the
citizen OF every class and calling.
The ability, accuracy and long ex-
perience of the author as a law writer
and teacher, are sufficient guaranty 2
that the work is one of merit aud USE
iulness. The language of che author is
simple, he eliminates from it those alb
strusc phrases SO common in most law
books and brings his subjects within the
comprehension of those uulcarued in
the law.
His explanation of the canscs which.
led to the framing and adoption OF the
Constitution of the United States, and
its principles and purposes, is alone well
worth the cost Of the volume to every
one who aspires to the full enjoyment
of the privileges guareu.eed him b. the
Supreme Law of the land. The vast
amount oi useful knowledge, the excel
lent forms, the rules for the organza-
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bodies and the glossary Of law terms in
common use make this work one of
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-13

the barn, uuhltcned, aud led then
team. 1t was cold evening aud tn,
lady of the house invited the woman t,
bring her son inside, but she said he
was comfortable in the sled, and sh,
disliked to disturb him. They soor
departed, but one of the men returned
with the team in about two hours and
took the woman away.
WHAT WAS FOUND.
After their fual departure the occu
pants of the house being curious con.
cerning the strange actions of the
woman, went to the barn where they
found large bundle done up in a
sheet. Alter some time they concluded
to inspect the bundle, when they found
it to contain 20 iiueshcets and large
number Of towels. The bundle was
again tied up and left where found
upon the barn floor. The following
morning man with a bay mare and
sleigh called and took the bundle away.
1t is supposed that this small package
containing the photograph, ten dollar
bill, &c, had fallen out oi the bundle
during the inspection, and was bot OBJ.
served until after the departure Of the
large bundle, when it was found by the
owner of the barn, who has it in his
possession. 1t was some time before
they heard of the robbery, when they
learned that these papers belonged to
the boat.
The lady and gentleman thcu depar-
ted alter promising to send by mail the
missing articles, and on Wednesday last
Mrs. Fried received an envelope con
tanning child's photograph aud two
papers, one OF which is weigh lock
bill to the boat Frank Il. Billings, Cap
tain Fried, dated Huntingdon, May |
1874, sigued Thos. jackson. The
other is II permit dated Wiliamspolt,
Dec 3, 1874, sigued p. Huey. For
some unaccouutable reason the towel
and ten dollar note were not seut, but
it is expected they will BE- received in
due time. There was no letter accom- .
panyiug the articles, as it is supposed
the parties are fearful Of becoming iul.
piicated in the affair. 1t is TO be Hoped
that this clue will be the ne ans of lead
ing to the arrest OF the guilty parties,
and thus exonerate a much abused aud
heroic woman from the slurs and stig-
mas which have been heaped upon her.
THE BUNCH OF KEYS.
Upon taking up a portion Of the lin
ing in the boat, near where it is sup
posed the robber fell when shot, a large
bunch Of keys vas found last week
badly rusted, 1t will be remembered
that there were two holes near the SPOT,
and it is likely that these keys belonged
to the robber.
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sAGAIEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of vendtioni ex-
pouaa issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Elk county and to me di-
fected will expose 10 sale by public
vepdue or outcry at the Court House
Ridgway Pa. Oh
MONDAY MAY oath 1875
At ! o'clock L. VI. all the right title
interest claim aud demand whatsoever
of defendants of in to or out of all the
following real estate situate in Jay town.
ship Elk county Pennsylvania to wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner of
Weribah b. Lucas farm where the new
road starts and runs through the orchard
on the old farm formerly owned by
Benjamin Leggett now deceased aud
being part OF warrant number 4S44j
thence along the south liue of said old
farm or warrant number 1914 east
sixty-Iour rods to stake; thence north
to the north line Of said old ia,m;
thence west along the said north line
about fifty rods to the northeast corner
of Rehecca q Moroy's farm (which is
part of said old tarnjl thence south
along the east line Of II g Morey's farm
to stake on the road; thence along the
east liuo of r G Morey's farm to stake
on the road; thence along the road to
the orchard to the place of beginning
containing tiltyone and one-icurth acres
mote or less
ALso-One other tract of land
situated in township county and State
aforesaid and beiug part OF said warrant
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BY virtue of sundry writs of feri
iacias, issued out OF the Court oi Com
mon Pleas Of Elk County, aud to ne
directed, [ will expose to pubic sale by
veudue or ouicry, at the Court House,
Ridgway, Pa, on
MONDAY, NAY 24th, 1875,
at O'clock Z. NJ the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit:
The following described real estate,
situate in the village OF Wilcox Elk,
county Pu., consisting Of one town lot
numbered aud designated on the general
map or plan OF the town of Wilcox as
lot number S31 front bounded on the
north BY lot number 1888, on the east by
Laurel alley. On the south by humber
3"6, and on the west by Marvin street,
being sixty 60 feet north and south,
3nd one hundred aud fourteen LII.
feet east and west.
ALsO-One town lot numbered aud
designated Cd the general map or plan
of said town Of Wilcox as lot number
j36, bounded on he north by lot mum.
Der 337, on the east 10y Laurel alley, Oh
the south by Mercur street, and on the
west by Marvin street, measuring sixty
--6O-- feet north auG south, aud one
hundred and fourteen --ll4.- feet cas-
and west, There is erected on the
above described property a one. hall
story frame dwelling with addition, and
one trane barn.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Horace Stark at the suit Of
Jackson s. Schultz and others, and t.
be sold by
DANIEL SCULL, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office.
Ridgway, Pa, April 2sth, 1875.
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County supeTia

W. II. Curtis was re. elected in Mexican
salary $1,000.
Prof Gahan was elected in Lycomng
AMI salary fixed at Sl,800.
Fenango County elected H. S. Prather,
reducing the annual salary from 81 500 to
81, 20O.
Armstrong County reelected A. \.
Glern and raised his salary from $1,000
to 81, 500.
Cameron County elected N, II. Schenck
of Emporium after hot contest between
Schcnck, Meyer and Chadwick
NJ. W. Herr reelected in Clinton, and
Prof. Raub in the city of Lock Haven
salary Ct the latter 5000.
Forest County elected II. S. Brockway
over supt. Rohrer by majority of one
and fixed the salary at $500 Per anpum.
J. W. Allen was reelected supe,intcn.
dent of common schools for Potter county
salary $500.
Crawford County re elected Prof. ]. c.
Graham by large mrjority. The salary
was fixed at 81 $50, being reduction of
nearly $500 per annum.
Warren county, reelected BY. Sutherland
Superintendent of Common Schools
Oh Tuesday, May 4th. The salary remains
us before, $1,000.
Erie County reelected C. c. Taylor and
fixed the salary at 81 200, being reduc-
non Ct S2VG per anuum-dccidelly cheap
for the good service he renders that large
county.
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AT its last session the Ohio legisla.
ture did very foolish thing. In the
anxiety to avoid all scctarian influences
In state prisons and benevolent institu.
tions, they passed law which forbids
the employment of any minister to
whom objection is made by any inmate.
The consequence is, that should any Of
the c0nvicts in the penitentiary be Of
Presbyterian proclivitives they can OBJ
ject to Methodist preacher conducting
religious service in their presence, a
like privilege being accorded to the
Methodists, Lutherans, Roman Catho.
lies, piscopaliaus and Baptist. 1t will
reilly be perceived that Uy this system
religious exercises may be broken up
entirely in the public institutions OF
that state. There is good deal of pre-
tended religious ministering in penal
institutions, particularly, that is Of lit,
tie benefit, but this is by no means the
case in every instance, and religious
services are needed in such places
WilHamsport G. d 3.
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Now Is TIE TIME.--It is always the
light time to do good act, aud every
man with family should regard him,
self short Of his duty until his home is
endowed with Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Let it be understood that
this admirable machine captured the
Prize medal and Diploma OF Honor, a!
the Vienna Exposition in 1878, and has
everywhere demonstrated It's superiority
over all other machines. Machines will
be delivered at any Railroad Station in
this county, free of transportation
charges, if ordered through the Com
pany's Branch House at 327 L. 3223
Superior St. Cleveland Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want few more
good agents. a. Cummings, Ridgway,
ELK Co.. Pa. is the agent OF the Com
pany at this place to whom all orders
should be addressed.
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Persons who have been in the babi

Persons who have been in the habit
OF carrying pistols, razors, dirk knives
sling shots and al! other descriptions ot
concealed or dangerous weapons, will dc
we'll to leave them at home iu the
future. The new law makes il a mis-,
demeanor to carry them and, upon cou,
Viction, imposes fine of not less than
$500 and an imprisonment OF not more
than one year, Or either, or both, at the
discretion of the Court, of any person
so offending.
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From Tie WtUiamsPort G. l. b.
THE CANAL BOAT ROBBERY Y

The CANAL BOAT ROBBERY.
LATER DEvELopAENTs-HI A sUs.
PICIoUS PARTY ACTED NEAR TROY
THE TEN DOLLAR BILL AND A BUNCH
OF KEYS.
1t has tcen nearly four months since
the alleged robbery at the canal boat,
Frank Z. Billings, which created at
the tine such furry of excitement in
this city. Notwithstanding the report
set afoat that it was ''put NJ jon" ior
tic purpose of creating sympathy fol
the unfortunate victims, there we're a
few persons who believed that rob-
berry had been committed Those per
sons were the subject OF ,idicule for Il
lime, until after the "chicsen blood
had been analysed, when certain par
ties were missing from this city, to
whom suspicion strongly pointed, and
measures were at once taken TO hunt
them up. 1t was found upon inquiry,
that these parties were in the city on
the day of the robbery, but have not
been here since, 1t Was soon ascer-
taiucd that the
SUSPECTED PERSONS
were in neighburug city, and it was
understood that every effort would be
made for their IL ly arrest. Time
passed on and nothing was heard of the
canal boat mystery, as it was called,
until few days ago. On Thursday
the I'D u!t, lady and gentleman
called at the canal boat aud inquired of
Mrs. Fried if she was the woman that
had been robbed. On being answered
in the affirmative, the gentleman stated
that he lived near Troy, Pa, aud had
some information in his possession
which might lead to the arrest Of the
guilty parties. He then asked
did you, at the time, lose any sheets
and towels?"
Mrs. Fried answered, "No; only some
comiorters, blankets, and my husband S
overcoat."
"Did you lose any counterfeit
mouey?"
"Nc sir; we do not deal in that arti-
cle?"
did you, at any time, have in your
possession ten dollar bill with this
inscription written on the back: Not
good, Liverpool"
"Yes, sir We Lad such a bill but |
had not missed it,"
Mrs. Freed then turned to a little
closet where she had laid this bill, with
Il child's Photograph aud some papers,
all OF which were wrapped in a towel,
aud found they were gone.
The gentleman then stated that he
knew where these things were, but was
afraid ol getting into trouble by men
tloning names, but told
THE FOLLOWING STORY
On the l4th of January, a woman ap
parently about forty-fve or fifty years
OF age, with false teeth, sharp features,
and somewhat gaily dressed, called
about noon at the house of his neighbor.
representing that her son had been
badly hurt at Trout Run, and that they
were bringing him home in a sled. She
said she lived in some small village
near Elmira, the name of which he had
forgotten, and hoped to get home that
night, The woman remained all the
afternoon, and about dusk a party OF
three or four persons in a sled, drawn
by team of black horses, drove up to
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sI-EHIyTS SALE.

RY virtue of writ of verditioni ex-
ronas, issued ont OF the Court of Common
Pleas Of ELK county, and to me directed, |
wlu expose to public sale, by veniue or
outcry, at the Court House, Kidrway, Pa,
oil
MONDAY, MAY 9th, 1875,
at one o click p. ~. the following desert .
bed real estate TO wit:
All The right, title interest, claim and de-
maud whatsoever Of defendant IN, to and
cut Of all that certain tract, piece or par
eel of land situate in Jay township. Elk
county aud State OF Pennsy ylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to Wit; Beginn-
ing at Il pine stump standing on the south
Inc Of warrant humber 4Slt. being the
southwest corner OF Ian d now owned by G.
\. i!il.el; thence north eighty (80) perches
mCre or less to The southwest corner of
and now owned by Joseph Dill; thence
cast parallel with said south line one hun.
drei anu Sin (106l pcrches TO coracr on
sa!I DIils land eisniy (SUl perohes to the
said south line ii 464i; thence west by
said south line Of warrant 4Sii one hun
tred and six (lUO) lerches TO the place Of
beginning, coniGining iisty three (53) acres
street N:elsure beng part Of warrant
- - VA "4''-h 'iiS4S - tltCNSl que frame
house lGE24 feet, one and II half stories
high; one frame baIn 32X34 feet: about
thirty acres improved. vita orchard grow
!nG and spring of good water, &c,
AL5o--al the right, title. interest, claim
and dotnand whatsoever of defendant in
said writ named, in, to OF out OF all that
certain tract, piece or parcel otlaud situate
III the township of JAY, county of Elk and
state OF fea.s sytuania bounded and DESERT
bed as follows, TO Wit: Beginning at Il
zine stump stalding in the south line of
warrant nHlnber 4Si4; being the south west
corner Of land now owned by the said
josiah Il. Morey; thence month forty-four
Lf4I lerches 10 the township ruaI hnown
rs the Spring Itun road; thence south
westerly along said road forty six ACT
Perchcs 10 post joining lands OF Bagazett
Leget; thence south Ihirty-four GA per
chVs 10 II post, joining lands of Jerome
Powell; thence east iorty-six -46- perches
to the place CT beginning, coutauin eleve i
-il-Ecres more or less, and being part Of
the same land decided by benjamin Legett
and wife to Charles Lcgett by deed dated
April llth, 1874, the greater part said land
being cleared and improved
Selzcd and taken in execution as the
proPety of Josiah Il. Morey a, the suit cf
The County Of Elk, and 10 be sold by
DANIEL STuLL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office,
EIdgway, Pa, April 18th 1879
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Below will be found the list OF jur.
ors drawn for the May term OF court.
GRAND
Benezette Township. Andrew Over.
turf William Wainwright,
Benziuger-Lou,s Vol'mer, Jacob
Schubert, John Glechsner, Patrick
Malony, Christ Kreckcl, George Bir-
ner George Nissel.
Fox-Chares Green, Terrancc
Brown, N. p, Apker, jeremiah CaIla-
han.
Highland-Wiiliam James.
Houon-J Ohm Brown.
Jay-James Brookius.
Jones-GeorSe Dill, Benjamin
Bevier, John Ernf1ouv.
kidgway--patricx Malone j. X
Whitmore, G. G. Messenger, John B.
Curtis.
st. Mary's Boro,--Joseph Wickert.
TRAVERSE.
Benezette- Luther Lucorc, George
Mohan.
Beuzinger-Andrew Glass, John
Kreckle, Sr. Charles Schneider, Henry
Stephan, Adam Geyer, Thomas Kerner
Fox--Frauk Showers, James F'raus-
worth, q. o Grine'i, james M'Closkey,
William Gibson, Michael M'Enerpey.
IlisbIand-Thomas Campbell, Jr.,
George Newton.
Horton-C. r. Slade, Hezekiah
Horton.
Jay-William G. Thomas.
Jones-Stephen Ernhout, Michael
Dlli, Joseph Tanbiui, NJ. NJ. Schultz,
John Marsh, Ii. w. Hewitt, j. l..
Brown.
Millstope--C. Ii. Hoffman, William
Clyde.
,Ridgway-H. W. May, John KEN,
merer, John Van Orsdall.
St, Mary's Boro.--Anthony Biebcr-
ger, Michael Sribich, John King Ebeu
A. Russ, Anthony Jesberger, G. G.
Brandon, George Krellucr.
Spring Creek--Lenman B. Elliott,
j. W. Irwin.
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Parsons, in the last ssue of the Advo-
cate, says THE freq now singeth his
last" Why, can it be possible! Truly,
how surprising!-The L2h Democrat.
We simply said "the frog now singeth
lis lay" Which was not 30 surprising as
his "last." We would not be very much
surprised if Miller breathes his slast" in q
fit Of smartness one of these days.
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Hair Switches sl,O0 $500 $500 &
s4,00 worth double the money, Ruches
3 cents upwards, Shawls $3.50 upwards
Hats from 20 cents upwards, best aud
cheapest trimed hats in the citv ut
MAY q SILVERMAN'i3 opposite the
Court House Wiliamsport Pa. :,
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HIDE HOUSE.
RInGwAY, ELK Co., 2,

w II. SCHRAM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
SO Literally bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict az
tention to the comfort and convenience of
guests, to merit continuance OF the
same.
oct so 1863.
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500 Ladies and childreu's neatly
made dresses from 81 to $500 per suit
worth double the money at MAY &
eILVERMANS opposite the Court
house Wiliamsport Pa
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COCKTAIL house.
KANE, Mexican Co. Pa

HNH' NfVNVuH OU,l IA.
K. Z. LOCKER, Proprietor.
Ihankful for the patronage heretofore so
Literally bestowed upon him. the new pro.
ptietor, hopes, by paying strict attention
to The comfort and convenience of guests.
10 merit continuance OF the same. The
only stables Tor horses in Kane and we'll
Kept night or day. Hall attached to the
motel. yln23yl.
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Millinery goods, hair goods, Jewelry,
Fancy goods, notions, Ladies and chill
drens cloaks, dresses and undergarmepts,
wholesale and retail at MAY d Sill
NERMAN, Williamsport Pa.
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Plant peas now.
The grass looks quite green.
Spring has really commenced.
Next sunday is Whit Sunday.
Duck hunting still continues.
II. NJ P. has new plug hat.
Dan McGovcrn has some pet 70 xcs.
The maple sugar season is now over
Back yards are now being cleaned
up.
Corpus Christi comes en- May 9th
this year.
j. S. Hyde has "slew" of logs at
his saw mill.
o. b Grant ships large quantity of
sole leather.
Old "tanale foot" was on the street
the other day.
How amusing to see ten women hunt
ing for one frog
John Kline had a serious attack Of
the pleu:isy last week.
"Pronounoing bees" are now taking
the place Of "spelliug Ices"
Mexican county pays her county
supe riutendent $1,000 year.
last week postmaster McVean aud
Aidrch called 10 to see US.
Why not have line Oh shade tree on
each sile of Main street.
The robbia now buiideth her nest.
REALLY how surprisog."
The state road is graded from the
foot Of south street TO the woods.
We notice new fence along the
state road
Why don't Brandon and Miller get
up dancing match?
We wouldn't mind taking a few
bushels of potatoes on subscription.
". j. Colegrovc, Of Colegrove Nc
= Kean county, was iu to see US the other
day.
Brandon devoted last weeks
Gosette to telling "What be knows OF
Miller"
d. c. Oyster is having a cupola put
on his barn ard is also having the barn
painted.
Noah Webster would never be re.
cognized in the st. Marv's Gazette
Office.
According to the late report of the
Pennsylvania bureau of statistics, there
are 100000 acres of wood land in
western Pennsylvania.
Brandon says that Miller can dance
|monie-musk forty-six minutes. Well,
what II he can!
Hank Wensel has moved into H. S
Thayer's building, on the corner of
Main and Mill streets.
Wedding and mourning outfits for
aides at MAY g. SILVERMAN'S
lWilliamsport Pa.
Nothing in this world will make
Foman swear quicker than to have
inc, filled with clothes break and let
be clothes into the mud.
JRo. G. Hall is having MS ninety
cre-farm on the state road a short dis
nee below the village, cleared up and
tends having the "best farm" in this
ction.
Miss Nc Kee telegraph operator in
o,e's building has started circulat.
library. We started two or three
umes circulating few years ago and
Ve as yet received no tidings of them.
A very young "school marin" COM
need to board with j. o. W. Bailey
week. He says he is disappointed,
thinks it too bad that "they"
uld pass around boys to every one
and leave him out 10 the cold.
ter luck next time Bailey.
his connundrum is respectfully sub
ted TO the best speller If Sioux
su, and eye spells i, and SIG he'd
IS side, why don't s. iouxeye s.
e d spell suicide?- Worcester
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u. ). BORD WE'LL, a. D..

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, has remov-
ed ms office from Centre street, to Main st
hidgway, Pa, in The second story of the
new brick building Of John u. Hall, oppo-
site Ilyde's store.
Otiiec hours: 5 TO a" III: to 2 2p. MI
Jan 8 73
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c. G. NENNENGER.

Druggist and Paraceutist, n. W. corner
ot Nam and Mill streets, Ridgway, Pa.
iull assortment Of carefully selected For
elgn ana Domestic Drugs. Prescriptions
carefully dispensed at all hours, day or
night. yin3v
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I. s. HARTLEY. ". D..

Physician anu Surgeon.
oIhce III Drug Store, corner Broad and
Main Sts, Residence corner Broad St.
opposite The College. Office hours from
TO 10 A. NJ. and from to p. NJ.
yln2yl.
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ob obWORK.-We are now prepared
- w to doall kinds of JOB WORK.
envelopes, Tags, Bill-heads, Letter heads,
neatly and eiieaply executed. Office in
mayer Hageity's new building, MAX
street, kidgway, Ia.