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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-23
POetical.
A PICTURE.
BY s. ALICE H0FF.

Two boats were floating down the river OF time
Their owners gathering flowers on either side.
Mngling their voices in1nany a song and rhyme
Joining In chorus with the ripping tide.
In one, q youth in years. yet wise in mind,
Steadily sat, and firmly held his oar:
Yet ever and anon. with looks most kind,
He gazed upon boat nearer tbs shore.
In that, a maiden sat, whose deep-black eyes.
Flashed meaning glsnces BACK upon the youth:
As If 10 say, 'lf yOn would viz prize,
Prove yourself worthy, hen It's yours IN truth.
Gently she held her oar. nor seemed to think,
Or care, that rocks were hidden inst below;
An, her barque has struck, soon IL will sink.
VIII she 20 down beneath waves No, no.
Swift 20 her rescue. comes yOa boatmsn there
" ords pass a. quick as scenes do IN dream;
my boat Is NJ your service maiden, Gear.
Together We can float ai0vn the stream"
Tendcrly she lays her hand upon his arm;
he lifts her u his little boat.
She knows the dangers past; fears no harm,
Aud seated side by side, adoWn the stream they
float
CABEL c. H., Sep. 10th, 1875.
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NUMEER %.

CoRNEp BEEF. EF.-During the sum-
mer sOlstice our friend Mr.. :. l.. NJ.
Barlow, who is the happy possessOr of
the most beautiful country-sca's on
Long Island, found il necessary 10
erect au additional barn, and, to i'm.
part 4 little hilarity to the occasion,
invited the neighboring farmers to
"the raising" Of course all were
glad to assist a gentlemen 50 prover-
bially liberal ani hospita5!e rs Mr..
Barlow. While the raising was in
progress, Mr. b., with 4 chafac.erist-
ic thoughtfulness. went 10 his house
and brsTed 4 pailfulof punch, with
which to slake the thirst of those
good neighbors. Champagne was
one Of it. components-"extra dry"
Bringing with him that delicious
bucket, he placed it temporarily
Cnder the shldowy shade
OF an outrageous tree,
AMI reioined his friends. The raising
finished, he proceeded for the punch.
The pail was there, but alas. empty!
How and wherefore had that become
thus? Attend. 4 sleek and gentle
Alderney OF the purest breed had
witnessed the movements OF Mr..
Barlow, and while that gentleman
was thinking ofthe pleasure in store
for those good friends, quietly wan
lered up 10 the shady place, put ! er
smooth nose 10 the fluid, inhaled its
aroma, tasted, drank until every
drop Of that delicious brew had disap-
penrei.
Did it Kill hcr?' asked a perspi
ring friend
NO, she Hid not kick the buck
ct"
cot course not, aided IA stocky,
little man; "only made her tipsy--
simply c1raed bscfeEDlroR's DRAW
ER. in Hupcrs Miga-me for october.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-23

The first tc1mpmeetirg. in Americ1
were hell in 1861 by two Boot !
ministers, Rev. Samuel Harri, III
REV. Jane, Reed, who preached J
that part of Virginia lying bctweel
the KaPPahaaaJck and james II
Ve.S.
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CoLJ. ". Forney believes tie
Iamagc By storms in Europe will be
tie sort fill wind which 4. to blow
q great deal Of good TO America. -
lie writes IN one of hi, London le'-
tcrs concerning the injury to the
European whcnt crop, anl then adds
tai, highly c,,lrcl Iit Of prophecy:
The efec. upon a,i our own inter
cst, must be- lasting If NOT in.tantau-
eou-. Gold viii pow be shipped
from England instead oi 70 England
Rai.roa Is viii be in demand to move
tho crop.. whether Of cotton or of
co Iron w.r,s an manufactures
Of all kiHdsw..i be PIT in operation,
and onr steam marine w.il Of Becc-i
ty be largely augmented. Such. IL
decd, seems =. BE- the outlook az !
write, and aith tLi- prospect we NAV
begin To- di cu,-, iih some show Of
reason, the 81 81 question If the rc-
sumption % specie payment
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"What if should be attacked"
thought he. 81 have nothing to de.
fend ME, and enough money to make
it good haul for such gentry
Humbug. | don't believe there is
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-23

A GOvEoNOR ExPosED.-C G.
Wiley Wells, United States district
attorney for Mississippi AMI canii-
date for the republican congressional
nomination in the Vicksburg district,
made a speech mt fernando Oh Sat
urlay, in which he denounced Gov.
Ames in the b.itorcst terms and de-
cllre4 that in the interview between
Gov. Amcs, Sheriff Crosby and At.
tornov General Harris, at the time Of
the Nicksharg rijt. the Governor IL
siruc,eI Cro.by 10 arm the blackI
and march against Nickshurg. At
torncv General Harris prot .ted
against the advice and urged a resort
to the courts. Crosby left with these
instructions from the Governor, who
after his departure. turneI to Attnr-
uey Genera! IIarris an said that the
blood Of twenty FIVE or thirty negroes
would benefit the republican party
in the State. Col. Wells says that
he ma le this ttatemalt upon the
written authority Of one of the most
reliable and truthful republicans in
the State. Attorney General Ilarri.
was prc-ent ol saturday a r suppor-
tcro Of Well, and hcarl the remarks
without denial and With approval.
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\ Too GALLANT CoNDUCro2.-
Conductor B is always very
polite t. the ladies All conluctors
are polite to ladies', particularly so
provided thev are young aud hand
some. Miss C was handed on
board at the station "a carefully IA
though she was glass 49, 20 be hand
led with care" An extra seat was
turned over on the shady side of the
ear, aud thn conductor took seat by
her 81 l, to 10 .ha agreeable, having
met Mss G. on the train be-
fore. Pre- emily as matters were go-
ing along nicely. m old man in hi.
shirt-slecvcs half threw himself into
the sent in front, which the conduc.
tor had unlocked fo- the benefit OF
the parties more Immediately con
cernel. Nr. b spoke mp
Sharply: "Go away from here" but
the Old MN didn't -. Conductor
SAYS, still more sharply, "Go away
or I'll make you.' Bat still no 20,
while vacant, provoking smile sat
upon the face ofthe intruder. Where.
upon Conductor b --- srasped the
old fIrmer by the nape of the neck.
At the same time the young lady
craspod the arm of the conductor, ex-
"plcasc don't, Mr. b
This Is my father
Ever since Conductor H--- al
ways ask young lilie- if they are
travelling alone -EDToR's DRIVER,
in Huo7s .NrqiziBc for O'oJcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

ScHENcK's PuLMoNic SYRUP, for the
Gre Of Consumption. Coughs aud Colds Tie
great virtue ~ THIS medicine q that IL ripen. the
matter and throws Il out Of the system puriaes
DC blood. aud thus effects cure.
scnENrK's SEA WEED Tosic. for the Cure OF
hyspel ala Indigestion, etc The Tonic produces
ahralihy seton osihe stomach. creating AZ Ape
Ute. forming chyle and curing the mort obstinate
eares ~ iud e~-tion.
HEAck- MANnR,Kg piiIs. Tor the Cure OF
Liver Complaint, etc. These pills IRE alternative
aud produce healthy action on the liver without
the csst danger ~ ihrs are free IRON cnOIncL and
Nel more elhracivus in restoring \ healthy action
" the liver
These remedies are a certain cure for Con.ump-
ton. ~ the fuimonic syrup ripeu- ihe matter aud
PARTIES me blood The Mandrake Pills &C; upon
the liver create health, bile and remove all dis
eases ol lhc liver often cause ~ Consumption.
The ~Fn Weed Tonic gives tone aud strength 10
the stomach. makes good digestion. aud enables
The organs tO form good blood sud thus creates a
healthy circulation OF healthy blood The COM
bned action Of these incidence a.. thus ex-
planned. viii cure every case ~ Con nmption. II
taken Ia time. and the Of the nieGi aine- perse-
,elcd in.
DR.. schenck l. professionally Al BIZ principal
Office. corner SIKH and ARCH STs. Philadrlpnia
every Monday where all letters for advice fnis be
addlt--fn. sChonckr medicines foe sale BY all
Druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

II Lee County. Georgia. the other
day, a hound struck trail and followed
i persistently. Eat for while no one
followed. The hounds long continued
absence led to an investigation. His
trail was followed. and. about 10 o'clock
IN the morning. his baying betrayed his
whereabouts, and when the party ar
rived whore the hound was. they found
not an otter or = coon, but darky
freed The hound had struck his trail,
un him down. forced him to take "a the
TREE and kept him there from 10 O'Clock
~ night until , in the morning. Eyi-
IDENTITY dog If the good old times, y
and uniformed Of the thirteenth amend
ment
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REASONABLE RECIPES.


q, Reslora.f olorl Ia IsIttic FaJrics. -
When cqlcr in fabric has been destroy
edfy ac'd, ammonia will neuiralize tie
ames after which nm application Of
chloroforrn win. In almost M cases, re-
.iore the original color. The applica-
ton ~ ammonia j. common, while that
n chloroform i, but little known. Chic
roform will also remove paint from a
garment when benzine fails.
oNcw Nay 81 haitng Sandwiches. A.
Boil few pounds of ham, and chop IL
very fine while II is vel warm--fat and
lean together rub dry mustard in pro-
portion, to suit your taste through the
mass. add "a, much sweet butter rs
would 20 70 the spreading Your sand
witches. and when il is thoroughly mix
IA. split light biscuits IN halves and
spread the ham between. These can
bc eaten without trouble, and will be
found excellent.
Tomato CHsup Put bushel ~ to-
matoe- into tin utcn-il. and simmer ?
hours then rub them through "A sieve:
then add IT. of rock salt and the fol-
lowing spices Go be put into bag
whole o.. II cloves: on black pep
per, %. of red pepper; > o. If all
spice. > Oh Of mustard seed. and 4 on.
~ mace. Simmer 2 hours over slow
ire, 10 prevent burning; then let il
stand until cool II any water rises. dip
i oil carefully Let the catsup stand
anc day in bottles before corking, and
ifany water should rise. turn it off.
Then put wineglH -fn Of whisky into
each bottle. and cork and seal carefully.
~ that the whisky may not mix Keep
the bottles in cool place, and the
cal-up viii keep good. for years. 1t is
excellent and Of splendid color
Chor-Chor. peek sliced green to-
mafocs and cucumbcrs. onions. cauli-
flower, peppers. radi>h-pods. ETC., etc.
noi emitting hor-e-radish; ounce Of
cloves. ! ounce ~ broken cinnamon.
pound Of mustard seed. pound Of
ground mustard. After slicing the above
lu' them ia a stone jar with sal, be-
tween each layer. and lct it stand -
hours then drain of the water. put it
Do porcelau-lined Kettle. cover with
vinegar and boil - minutes. Wet the
ground mustard with cold vinegar. and
stir u ~ the last thing. then take imme-
liaicly oil the stove il will BE- better If
q boils after the mustard flour j. added. /
Pack in jars and cover well.
Spiccd I0maiO Pickles a peck Of
green tomatoes. 3 dozen small white on
on>; slice them and put them in scpa-
'atc jars. Sprinkling each layer we'll I
With salt; let them stand till next day, 4
hen drain of the juice and throw il
away Take ounce of whole cloves. .
ounce ~ anspice, II ounces of black I
pepper, ounce II yellow mustard seed 7
Put in large jar layer II Tomatoes 7
md onions, sprinkle them with the I
spices. then more tomatoes and 50 on
ill all are in. Cover it with good vine I
FAR. Mix with little cold vinegar (
pound of English mustard 10 thin
paste. then pour il over the tomatoes.
Stir IL thoroughly through them. set the
jar on the back II tho stove and lct all
simmer, but not boil. for hour Pack
in jars; when cold cover closely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

SAFE, PERMANENT AND COMPLRrEi-Wil-
huits Tonic cures Chills and Fever, Dumb
Ihills and Bilious FeNers-thOse Titans dat
Kill their thousands where this remedy Il IN
known. II cures Enlargement ofthe Spleen.
IL cures Hypertrophy 81 the Liver. IL hurts
no one. II cures all types OF Malarial Fcvers
and Is perfectly protective "a all its effects
Try Nilhoit's Tonic. the great imfaliblc
Chill Cure. WHrELutK. fISLAY * Co,
Proprietors New Olleans
tOH SALE 80 All Dmr.sI~T-
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10 COUNTRY MECHANISM. W. Per-
slhs, Wholesale Boot AMI snoe house. jl4 &
W Washington Ave-. II. Louis, has the larg-
AMI most complete stocks ever offered IN
me West. AT b,ttsm prices to cash bu, ers.
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" would not recommend the frequent or
constant use ~ any medicine II y import
sni ~ take even q good article iudiriously
'rffpn' IHrgVfrs rms are safe. prompt
and reliable as Il laxative or cathartic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

THEODORE TnTOS lectures before Baylie's
Great Mercantile College, at keokuk. Iowa.
In November. Other eminent speakers follow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

A Boston man has made a contract
with an Ice company Toy forty years ahead
Hes bound that his family shall have
something % fall back on in case of his
death.
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~. I. UrrEEBACk & 90, Jobbers and
t" holtssle Deal-r~ in BOOTS AND SHOES,
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'ARPEis. oil cloths and Curtain Goods.
p. !. POWELL, Wholesale and Retail Deal
r. No>. 40 and fi2 North Finn Street, ST.
Louis, Mo. Sand tor Price Lists.
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when IN 81. Louis call ut r. w. Humphrey
:. Oo.s for Mems ,B,ys' and Children's Cloth
'nS ani Furnishing Goods. cor. Fifth & Pine
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IL. Gov. Colman. Of Mo-. has been cured Of
Chiils \ Fever by Maguire's Fever Mixture.
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~ YOU want {" keep posted a 10 the value
y your Insurance. subscribe for THF HFR-
SID pub .hcd by Geo. J. Neager. 90 Ia
sue -. Chicago, ~ $3.50 per annum. in adj
vance. send - cents for sample copy,
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nR. HARTER's FEVER & AGUE sPE-
..flC NEVER r ,ILS To CURE ,I.ILLs
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FIsE-H CRACI<EIyl

Ask YOUR grocer for DOZIfR. WEYL &
~ .kACkERS--the blue ribbon goods
81 the w -.
send for Price List. 81. Louis. Mo.
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DIR. TUFTS Hair DIV. imparis a natural color.
rfnsfieH The hat siects ~ Interior dye. The Bar
beers all recommend it
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r. iksr Grand Exposition ofthe Tradcsmcn's
Industrial Institute. Pittsburgh. pa. opens
W., closes Nov.6. Address Al .Ncllis. Pres.
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DisrErsiA Indigestion. Loss OF Appetite Coughs,
Colds. and Pain IA the Stomach or Bowels. al give
way 20 DIR. sanson's Ginger Cordial. The
reader VIII ind Ia DIR. Samson's Strengthening
BitterS excellent Tonic. an agreeable stimulanf
and powcrSh Blood Purifier, Possessing a pleasant
Favor and good strong body. Use DIR. samson'-
Blackberry Brandy for summer Complaint, all
Stages ~ ID seufrry aud DiarrhUa. ID aleTs send
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BASEBALL "a undoubtedly good exercise
fnd capital amusement. hut IL often ucca-
'ipns banged ewes. broken skins aud hlistcred
bands. We cam ten you that in an such
ctsHt. " s"ttrt.'s a ,,Igne LiBmfof 4. re-
sorted %. Il viii reduce the swelling and
.tUp fhc main
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VIZ call attention 10 the card 81 Messrs.
buckwaitcr a Co.. Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall street. y. Y. whom We arc informed are
a most reliable firm. and that any business
lnirusied % them will ne promptly executed.
Hey are large dealers in railroad stocks,
bonds. gold and stock privileges. and can give
ue best ~ references; and they solicit core
spondence with any who may wish inycstm'ts
made ia Wall street Send Tor their circular.
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CAN GER

A CURE w. RHAsTED. without the use OF
a knife. send stamp for Book giving method OF
Treatment and partial iisf of remarkable Cures,
etc. rnp~~0rfu removed In TIRES hours. GEO.
w. BENNETT, MD, 535 Locust street, St.Loss.
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WANIID-Nuu Dung men o. learn Telegraphing.
w Situations guaranteed. Tuition "a he paid out
~ salary AFTER situation b. secured. Address Queen
t Telegraph Institute, ~edalia, Mo-. Kansas city.
Mo- -. Louis, Mo-. or Fort scott Kan. send stamp.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-11-04


List of Causes set down for trial a;
November term, 1875:
l. The Clarion River Navigation
Co. VS.. Hiram Carman. No SO, Au-
gust Term, 1873.
2. Miles Deut VS.. Charles st. John
and Rob't Rothrock. No. 4, January
Term, 1874.
8. David M'Douald vs. L. f. & H
NJ. Powers. No. IL April Term, 1874
4. William II. Evans VS.. A. j.
Avery. No. 10, April Term, 1874.
5. Patrick Welsh VS.. Joseph Koch.
No. II, August Term, 1874
6. Lazarus Meyer vs. Patrick Lamb
No. "a, August term, 1874.
Z. Thomas holland VS.. j. V. Houk
h Co. No. 1O7, august Term, 1874.
8. Caleb Shortwell VS.. George Scull
ct al. No. 13, September Term, 1874.
9 G. A. Kellogg VS.. G. Wainwright
No %, September Term, 1874.
10 r. w. Moorhead ct al, Adm'rs
of N. w. Mcclure, deceased, VS.. Hiram
Carman. No % September Term
1874
ii Inskeep, Poor e. M'Gaffick VS.
J. b. Whitman No 40, September
Term, 1874
IL John Farrer VS.. G r Farley Nc
4, November Term 1874
l3 William johnson VS. Edward
Walters No Is, November Term 1874
IA RC M'Gill VS.. The Pennsylva
nia r. r. Co. No9, January Term
1875
Is Gibbs, Burke & Go. VS. Clifford
Hall & Co. No "a, January Term
1875 ..
16 John Bauer VS. J ohm Debt Nc
26, January Term 1875
II Miles Dent vs. NJ. @. Wyckof
and William Wyckotf. No 8 May
Term, 1875
Is William R Young ct al. vs. The
A V r r Co, No 35, May Term, 1877;
10 John j Ridgway VS.. Isaac step
henson ct al. No IT'S May Term, 1875
20 John j. Ridgway vs. Sarah 5
Burns ct al. No l76, May Term 1877;
q II G Moore ct al. VS.. The Town
ship of Milestone. No 79 Septembe
Term 1875
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Notice..

To ,ohons 1t may concern:
E. F. g. r. G. Morey have in their posses.
sion the following property which belongs
to the undersigned, and all persons are
hereby warned against purchasing the
same:
One grey horse, one set of double harness;
2 shovels, water pail,2 beds and bedding,
8 cook, and l coal stove and furniture, 8
pieces of pjtatoes, and l piece of corn In
field, bob sled, grind stone, 2 neck yokes,
] set spreaders, set tackle pullies, Whit
fetree l set dishes, log rule, l lot of
vegetables In garden, 8 tables, set of chairs
4 wood chairs, 2 looking glasses, lot of
chairs ard goods l basket, crock, bags, &C.
2 work stands, l lot Of tinware, carpenters
square, set old harness, 1air bob sleds.
a. st. Mary's. B. F. ELI.
n32t3
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Subscribe for the ADVOCATE.

Subscribe for the ADVOCATE.
Green Rio coffee p. q KS
OH those beautiful prints at 2. q
KS.
Chestnuts are reported as selling for
$3.50 bushel.
We are prepared to do JOB work in
good style, and cheep. Orders by
mail promptly attended to.
We understand that Company II,
will have a grand dance on Christmas
Eve.
Rev. VIM. Martiu will occupy the
Methodist pulpit, at this place, for
another year.
W. G. Healy, and family and S. A.
Rote started on Wednesday last Tor
Jacksonville, Florida, via New York, by
water. We wish them a pleasant voy-
age
A full stock of fresh Family groceries,
such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Rice,
Syrups, Spices, r. B. Powder, Baking.
and Sweet Chocolate, and every thing
else in that line, at P, & KS.
BARGAINS! BARGAINSl BARGAINS!
Ladies and chldrens coats all styles and
qualities, 81 so 3 90 rs so 90 20 0(
10 1000 and upwards also shawis aud
dresses at MAY & SIVERMANN'S oppo
site the court houee, Wllamsport, Pa.
New goods, every day in the year
except Sundays aud legal holidays at
the great mammoth Grand Centra
Store of p. a. KS. No bragglng
around. Call for whatyouswaut.
We give the official vote of Elk
county in another column. The Ten
perance candidates for Governor an@
State Treasurer, Brown and Peuuy
packer, received six votes in Benezette
and two in Fox, "a total of eight vote
in the county.
The Republic for November. .-Thi
Monthly is devoted largely to pohtica
science and the elucdation Of the priu
ciples OF Republican Government. /
treats upon al! current political issue
and questions, on which every citizel
should be we'll informed. No states
man can fail to receive valuable inior
nation from its pages, and to the poIii
cal student it is an Invaluable aid. TIL
November pumher contains over
dozen good papers The price is anl
50 year. The sixth volume commen
ces with the uew year. Address: RI
PUBLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, Wash
iugtou, ID, G.
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NihS 1ec anu many OtnefS KINDS
of chewing tobacco. Also smoking Of
all the popular brands at 2. & Ks.
COATS & FURS.
From two to three hundred ladies cloth
coats --latest styles also a large lot of Furs
at prices so low to astouish every body
MAY q SlLVERMANN, opposite the
Court House. Wllliamsport, Pa,
Coodfsh boueless and skinless. Also
some of the old fashioned in full dress,
at p. & Ks.
Have you been to Williamaport Pa, to
buy what you want at MAY a SILVER.
| MANN'S, opposite the Court House. They
are giving up retail business g. are selling
goods very cheep.
A complete. stock of ladies misses aud
chi!drens shoes, light, medium and
heavy at P. & KS, Now is the time to
buy.
Summer Clothing, for those Boys
and children, Linen, Alapaca aud sun.
mer Cashmer at z & K's
Give the Adm ooATE Office a call for bill
heads, letter-heads, cards, shipping tags,
and II you are going TO get married leave
us an order for } our cards.
Knit undershirts and drawers, at 2 &
Ks.
Ladies dr's, goods newest styles at
| p,& KS.
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Aug1e.3m

Hair switches rs cents S. 90 2 90 8 90 &
80 worth double the money and Ruches
.or 25 cents hats from rs cents upwar DIS
Trimed hats from 81 90 upwards, great re-
duction in all kinds of goods at MAY &
SlLVERMANN'S Williamsport, Pa.
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If you want bag Of feed, or a
usfhel Of potatoes or barrel or sack OF
bour or even a small sack of Graham
-four, it will pay you to step into 7 &
KS tor it
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Ridgway Cemetery.

Lots are now offered for sale by the
Ridgway Cemetery Association in the
new Cemetery. The present low price
Tor lots may soon be advanced.
Apply at the Office of
w. s. HAMBLEN, Secretary
Ridgway Sept. 7, 1875. n-29t.f.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-11-04

TOBW ORK We are now prepared
u w to do all kinds of JOB WORK.
Envelopes, Tags. Bill-heads. Letter heads,
neatly and eheaply executed. Office in
Thsyer & Hagerry's new building, MaiE
street Ridgway, Pa.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-11-04
Glk Aarutate.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1876.
FRUIT AND RNAMENTAL TREES.

J. s. BORDwELL is Local Agent for all
kinds of Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Shrubs. Roses, Flowers &C., from the best
Nursery in the state of New York. Buy at
home and ave money. v5m37m3.