The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-10-26
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ClIESTNUTs are plenty.

commence his reign.
PRINTS! No use talking. Go to
Powell & Kimes.
DANIEL SCULL sheriff has q short
story in this issue.
WE have received several new
| subscribers the past week.
BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods at Powell
e. Kime's.
PLEASANT weather Saturday and
Sunday.
THE plank road was occupied the
greater portion of Sunday.
SEE Trial List for November term
in this issue.
| ARGAIIA at
w. B. SMITHS,
FELT SKIRTS, o fine assortment at
Powell & Kime's.
EDWARD SoUTnER and family re-
moved from this place last week. They
go to place in the vicinity of Boston.
BELLEFoNTE FLoUR-A splendid
article at Powell & Kinie's for 81 per
bbl.
COMPARE your electoral ticket with
that at our mast head and vote none
that has any alterations In the names.
Look out for roar backs"
MICHAEL FEARS Of Wilcox, as was
announced in our last issue, was in
town for few days. Mr.. Fearn is n
first class workman and should re-
ceive goodly amount of work.
\ LITTLE daughter of Edward
Maybee of wilmarth, aged about three
years, died last Monday evening, Oct,
23d 1876, of inflammation of the brain
The child was buried here in the new
cemetery yesterday.
POWELL 4 kline have a special de-
partment for Boots and Shoes, in
which you can find anything YOU
want for Ladies. Misses, Children,
Gents and Boys. You can find any
thing you want there!
THE cabbage. crop seems to be a good
one. Several wagon loads were offered
for sale here the first of the week.
The price ranging between five and
twenty cents a head, ten cents being
about the average price.
The official vote in Indiana has
come to hand, "Blue Jeans" Will
liams' plurality is 5,ll9. The Demo-
cratic plurality on Congressman is
1913. The independent Greenback
candidates for Congress polled II, ,953
votes, leaving the Democrats in the
minority in the State by 1000.
WE will say, for the information OF
the Democrat, that our faith in In
diana taking her place in the Repub-
lican column is undiminished A gain
.. u ~" in our years is not q very
hmi Republican showing and besides
c!ectins; Republican Legislature,
un'' %aining five congressman il
another piece ofencouraging evidence
to hang our 'aith on.
IN the matter of the appeal OF
\ j. Lane Il al trustees, to the
Supreme Court from the decree, con-
iirmin. the report of the Auditors in
the distribution of the fund in Court
arising from the sale of personal
property of N. NJ Brockway, on f. tas
of James M'Farland ct al. Gordon 4
Powers for Appellants. Hall d Nc
Caulcy for Appellee. Oct, 10, 1875
decree affirmed with costs and the ap
peal dismissed.
| INJURED IN A wELL.-John Flynn
who has been digging we'll for VIM
Geary, on the hill back of the depot
and while at depth OF forty feet
Tuesday last, was struck on the heat
by falling stone, which fractured hi
skull, causing a painful and dangerOu
wound. DIR. Hartley was called ant
dressed the wound, and he informs u
that Mr.. Flynn Is not out of danger al
though he thinks he will recover.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT -Four me
badly scalded.-One man dies fron
the effects of his i,Vuries.-Wel learn tn
particulars ofan accidentthat occurre
on the Kane hill, last Wednesday
which are as follows: The engine, o.
which d. Fannon is engineer, wa
pushing a train up Kane hill, whe
the whole front of the engine wa
blown out, demOlishing the caboOs
and deluging the occupants with h1
water and steam. Thomas,,Moyer, on
/; of the oldest conductors on the roat
, and conductor of the freight train wa
scalded so badly that he died from tn
effects of his injuries on Friday nigh
He leaves wife and one or two chill
rem. Ginter, hagman on the freigl
: train, and Bailey, brakeman, were ali
); seriously injured, as was the frema
p on lannon's engine. The injurt
|, men are in a critical condition al
: there are doubts of their recover
b We understand the cause ofthe accide
!, to be an insufficient amount of wat