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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10
LosF. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

r OST, ON SATURDAY 7TE IN-EME
IL SAINT, ONE BLACK COW with white.sSs11a
face and two white spots on hips, and giving milk
ward is offered for information to their wherel-
bouts. GUSTAVuS EPPS tcolored),
514 st. James, between Clay and Leigh streets.
mr. l0-1fk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

GITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG
~ LADY-a Dostion as COVERINGS to teach
children, or companion to an invalid. Salary very
reasonable Best OF references given. Address MISS
LOUISE, 500 Clinton street, Brooklyn, N. 7.
, 1876-10-23

Ncnry Alycr was arrested hy 0lIlcer slcCabe
yesterday afternoon fur tllchns Gull nf garden
liosc trulil William Laruccy of NJ. l2u North
Green street.
John Jameson, ouo OF party Of soing tonghs
wtn, entered the house. of Eliza Allen, NJ. .
Meridian strcct, at IN uuacclnly |luur yesterday
s,orll1ns, Is locked up ut The Madison Street
Station charged with being accessory to u lar
cciy, Tie twh WHO escaped mule A'Say with u
pockctbook belonging to thu proprletEess.
Carrie Ltntner IL prtfcssel servant girl, who
Inns tur Holnu tfIue past lccn t'crpetratlug I'LL
eurta Uf games upoll residents in the Twenty
seronl Street PulIrc Statinu. Yesterday sl.r Was
captured by Otllrgrs kipley and Leonard, WIN
have connected ller With argetcs uf 5.llafl SUMS
Ut ,noncy a,lu clothing from Chrlstaplcr Bliss,
Mary kuetlucr, Peter Ebrs, md Charles Prise.
Messls. barrett, Johnson Alca,lY, a..l jack
sol,, the professionals arrested by Dcteetiyu
FlyHn Saturday night, spcAt I'LL Uneasy night ut
Central Station III tryn. Il, t1it. tlrir way out nf
the cells. Onu Ut tkc cells WAS badly wrecked
by their Efforts, audi hi11 they lttn possessed Ut
necessary touls, tie iub would have CONS near
success. Upon discovery Ut the!r attempt. Dep
uiy-Su)Ieslnecnaeht Ulxun caused their transfrt
" the Iron row In the Arnioss.
John Matouey uu,l WE. iisuu..,a'n nrc locked
UP III The MAdi=nl, Street SlAltun, charged with
u assault to rutl,,nlt larceny uUI, +. u. TALL
van, white he WAS returning iluIllc ut ulI carly
hour yesterday Mormng. Mrs. Callyan discoI-
cred thu hand of one Ut thv villains III her llus-
band's pocket Just III timu to prevent the rob.
berry, wleEcup0u tue thieves set upon Callvan
, 1876-10-23

NJ Tim ennffa Tint thcrn ,r M mnev in The thing.
.rI,. 1 ,,S h,I INV ,v.n..'1 we"E hpT,,rr n,i
R.Hcr III ha1 ''w w,r ;v cvcrv rujc n y,rrty
sho,rs IL" ,,scr n tto t,rst ,1ot.h ,ru.t Win IN
iho sero,l. 80 n. ia nno t,Ir,l ssary, ami
inrrcosr lin nrnfIts ~ thc contcs,ants. Apprc-
ctatinfr this inrt' Cooi Herbert rnuu IN from
a. fn,is nn1 i" Mtnsln,r> ,yh, Homes
nna t;rnr1,, Am A,,,}r,n of t,hica,tn tnok aii Tic
i,"ts ,hrv Emil ,;n,a m Miller. surt,,,I rim
rns fnr;nrti' ,npsistIHw If barney Aaron, Jnrk-
fon c .os o i one NE ct n ,S he et1 H. tw
rI,'os co.,," frrc,1,rr there nr ,,ro sttr.r.. Ono
!. ti,nt t'e ta 1,cr n,rtv wrr" nnl.tn.rloyc with
thc Mi,"r ranv 1 nd I'd That 'arks WIS Tic object
NJ, my viii, tw cam,'incd Mi II is sa tltat BARNEY
Harnt, wrni hin FnYts nool.roon T,1esGny, md,
ianitnc n,,t ~ ra1i ~ ,nnncvs soi1 In n friend
i W.t III. ~ MfiIcr. nnI
tonx f,t;r ron rA,gs."
nsrunv s,1 mi n ala t,onr. Simrtiv otscrwar.ls
r iitsi: non Win Ina ,,rcn.nnaliv ;coit - si,nrt
cards j. can,,. in nn,l niirrr,. SfM nn Miller.
IsM"r ,,,tdrcd parks' win tnn,s lin l,et. Othcrs
wcrc oTers II ~ wh"1 ParSs 'a tno In eaus'
on Rs,Inr,s ns.,,ran" Tint i,r iTsa,1rTl ind iyrI
IN Il, AMI ,ros arr, win 1his wa tuesday
Inst. md Park, went around betting IN 10 ths
fnmrti, io,,t n lin msth. nj ,yhj,I, tmn h. ,a,l
slu>,"s M .s ~ n,,., s;rs T thnt hc ct m Ho,,rr h;
iievi.r l,fm tn hc t},o rticr ,no,,. mn, in,t 81 @
on liz isJrnent.
Anothar st"rv' on,1 uroho1,,v Tim ,carcr cor-
rcrt IL tat pnyf. m vcnt n Si1cr @ and R,,,cr md
oifercI 10 mt IN 81, ,4W on }auer. With Tic ,ll-
slrrstan1i,r ti,n Ho',rr s],al.i win ns,l lint Tic
S3.i0D won sit,,,ji i,e tiyiiri int,, tl,rcr canal
limits. cnc1 tMf;inr ss0l f1nc t,f thc wrcstirrs,
nu,l nrobably btitl,, were rcntly t., ucrcrt iii
irrmx int wcrc s,.ar,,l t,ut II It. hy lin stn,lI
tknn ,v rnntlc,,,n,, w,,n fo,,n'I n,i Itw tl!mrs
werc y,}nr' at,.I wi" tl,r.ntcnn,l 10 drive both
out of tuwi, II ic fou,,.i ant INV cru;v,l work.
M Tnc Il tvo n,cn went m oil and hal! further con-.
snifatjnf, ,ylth Parks wH., hepo tu lot stronger
than cycr OH i}aucr.
Twas not Mnlii Saturday that the rest of
! Ka,,cr's hackers
rnr,yI nt,r now rspys wAs NETTING.
,yhc,, thrr 1earnr,I ,',os Miiier's ,r..knrs were
| taking the hcts. KlIowinr low these wrestling
tnntcfics arc worked. and aceine nnlulY tini
| Tarks was the roosc Ia lie ultckc1, iIcy began
10 hcIirr. Har,,cy Anrnn then inti 81 Wo mi ,lI
iinucr. lie lad Eorrnwetl the last s5llD frt,.u n
rcntjcmnn WHO knows s.,,ir.n,as,i When ho
| Smells #, and who loano; him SECOND $3.50 to
| II Was tue late for lin to heI,re any farther,
lie lad been left out Uf The combination, which
, 1876-10-23
ELXHART COUNTY FAIR.


GOSHEN, Ind, Oct. 219.-The Ekhurt County
Fair closed on Saturday. The weather was
tine, and thu fair quite successful. The cxhi-
hilton fn the NUN las bcon very crcdltab1o ia
cattle, hogs, a,,d torscs. Never 10 nucl, or so
good stock las been seen in this county. The
stock department being FREQ to a1l, there waa
llercm,1ch stock from other counties. Among
these, ttio Comstocks from Wabash County,
l,a1 tiuo Durhalns mud ro!and Chinaa on show.
Tho f.atta Bros,, Of Lagrange County, brought
their stAbrs Ut Gnc Hambscto!lan. ,borsos,
one Of Which gave Il specimen ri: bis
superior blood and c.guraneo In
Saturdays race, and Join Oliver, of St. Joseph
County, had IFS herd nf tllcep OIL exhlfitlon
The attendance was large. AMI recclpts asnpn to
ply ult premiums ard expenses, with small
were thu hest ever given OH the ground. The
trot ou Friday BY hotsea never laytnE matle
speed butter than 2:45 was contested By Bay
,Il.l., entered by John o. Drake; snrre1 Kos
sskc ,s inteIe h1 r 1oI Y r. s s ad s y ya 0snor'I
Gas sst i Kossse S sscond od sad By e osoos @o si
.aoney. ln Saturday. trot; free to all, tha
p,,sr Msse a;I hstio uo" o,rG sts5ed 1y
tcred by *. 4. Rogers; Surprise, cnterct,
NJ nalo d was VI s:i;s9, s:ssi s:es IA, and a:4ii.
First money was won by Littl0 Tom, sccon1 by
Belle Of Fairfield, md third by Surprise. Tho
contestants for the running rlre were tho horse
CalaInlly, entered by l.atta Bros, Of tl.e Haw.
Warsaw; Wild In.'!an, entered by 1olIn proueh1
Of La tirangr; Maid, entered by ". ]. ker.l, oi
Warsaw. The time madc was :54, :C4N, SUI
and :54l. First money won hy Calamity, ser
onl by Sleepy Jane, anil third by Wild Indian
All were exc!tngly contested, and gaYe great
interest To the nsscmbca thousands. A1uel
praisv Is due for tho succcsa Of tle Fair to J. "
| Irwin, j. G. Ecck, and Il. L. Hubble.
, 1876-10-23
NEWS FROM FORT FETTERMhN.

CnErENNg, Wy, Oct. M.-Tle Telegraph IEno
to Fettcrlnn.,, which llas boon down since the
10Th, proves tu have been tlse work Of Indians.
Communication wna re.cstablIshed with that
pont to-day, aud VIC havo news OF the suicide
there Of Miss Ella Harrington, by shooting, on
the 14th Inst. On tho 18TH Government sup-
p,y.train WIS attacked by In'ians between Fet-
trrnan and Laramie. T. n. Coleman, q waGon-
master, was seriously wounded IN the. nuke,
oru rcnortcI having lJeeu Killed Or wounded. A
trail Vt cattle recently crossed the Platte diteen
miles south of Fettcrnant going northeast.
These are tho cattle stolen ncar Laramie peak,
and were being driven to the Indian village Tor
wounded by tho Iudians near Hrf1ge's ferry on
the 9Th Inst, IIc1 In the hospital 1T Fetterinun
to-GluY.
, 1876-10-23
0EATTaH 4.

DOWLHFs-Dct, Fl, Thomne Tnsris. s...--4..
No. Gg WAtfo.at. "'sA'el Flnaef,r
J., ThG dsse'seh W. n.ttyo of Ireland a.,
Kerry. FnncrAl By cars 10 Calyarr' N.TSa, T, coutt,
10 o'clock. 'utMay, Il
Mct&ac. nVcd o.. 'H hleIl1d.,
tsefal I. f.o nnto1 tnn 1owna Town Of t.,.
~ Montreal papers please copy.
nl!oCK-.The fnacra' Of George wa,,,.,
VII inko place front hs lhte rc-dence gsn ststt
Dcari,orn.si., At. O'Clock o.tlny. "'o Sosa
MA At iii rwen.y. W it,. .t .a't b g. asu'e
u. aged 81 yenrs. hsH'lta, L.
T Wisconsin md New York paper. p,c,,,...
a MeSoalEst a II lS,niS as No}, ,t'l;,
ngcd year. month nnd "a days, "'N'Rnin;,,
Fnncrnl Tnettayt tlct. 81. Tram re.td,,..
o'clock, by catrthscs 10 Iloschl1. '~''aense, 1t
, 1876-10-23
LOCAL LETTERS.
ft@tf1S<

- tat Gdi{SF ~ tfe
Cn1cAoo, Oct. 2t.-Tlcyc is nefarious md
sw!nlllng business, mostly patronlzcd By the
poorer and most ignorant class Of peoplc, III
this city. I have reference to the so-ca!cd
Kentucky Lottery, and the policy-ot1icvs here.
Thousands III f.niturs arc wagcrctl daily, and
lost, by these poor ,lupcs, To fatten the man-
uEcrs nna lnahe tlru, rtch on their ill-gottei.
gaIns Many family will havc to suffer this
coming winter Tor tho want Ok bread, fuel. and
clothing. Why, I know 1t positively TINT men
nt.l wuIntn last wlntrF, nIlil the wEnte7 bGfuyc
Last, received ahsistnncc iron tic County
Agent, while they s;,cnt or Lust every cGAt they
el:nvd IN this rob,ng business. It sct,ns
strange to Inc that there ID stop put 10 this,
III It Il citrricl Oh right u1llcr the HOSES Ut of-
ttcials In TIC most proHlltlGut part OF tle city.
Think Of It'll From, forty tn !lfty o!lccs ars
e:uious and !nfer4Al tr.ll!lc regardless of law,
auA two-thlrds Of It right III the IIcart Of tho
city, o, tic South Side. People wllo l,atronzs
these PLACES In course Ut tlHle hec0fle tHuio-
ever, Only Yesterday l'orninE ! saw :, man
IN thu ct,rner OF State and Madison streets,
with pencil aud dirty plcec Of paper In hts
hana. Ills movements attracted NY attention:
Says "Wllat arc YOU ioklns for, trlcald.n
says l,e, 20, nothing only ! had a dream llat
night to como tn this corner ut twrnty-tiirce
minutes past ~, mud to get the numbers f lht
tirst i've strcct-cars going west, anl MY fortune
wtlltl he llntic." l demonstrated with thin,
u,nl urged lin not to ioaa his money, hut Of
no avail, and lie wendell Ills way to the Iirst
pnlIcy-sl,up. Another ease C.atur To my knuwl-
edge Hutuo tltnu ago, wlcru n r,an abused lis
witc because lie did not drea,n the ,,!..llt l,e-
turc uul said 1t was because lie ti! not get thu
right kisll ot supper IL drcn,n on. II tl,cse
people hear cock crow, ur Il dog Dark, nr horse
neigh, they will immediately consult their
!scaulAsoks, which arc furnished by The yuad-
mrs, and stralghtway 10 to one Of these places
I t,1ur 1,tt Nlr1, n11p httf i11r
horse.' ' / ki,cw young nan VII" was ioltl,l
drowned las. spriuf5 near Polk street hrI,l!,c,
~ thu Coronct's inquest the Jury found ii YER.
.lItt IT Suicide l'y drowning. llc sia.l saYcl
llue morning, los. ali liz had, md no doubt hi.
reason s,cs!llrs, and nnlIy cndcd l'a ,'.ispsy by
drowning: Why ie II that lno,!cycd men never
inycstt Because they ilgusc irst ,glnt CHANCES
they have to gutsl, anil when theY tfnd TINT there
arc thousands Of chances fur them To loss to unc
| tn VIII. they leave It severely ulunc. y.
, 1876-10-23
OBITUARY.

EpetIaE UlSVdlc6 10 7n4 7F161H4.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, Oct 2222.-Mrs, Mary Ellsworth
1,uli, wife oi Mason Bull, Essl., Of this city, aud
mother ol L. +. Bull, l;sq., ol Ottawa, md T. D.
Bull, nt this city, died nf pulmonary abscess
yesterday, aged Gl years. Alany rrintiycs Of
Airs. Bull, who WAS one OF the must cst{nntlo
ladirs Of this community, reside on tho Western
Reserve III Ohio.
Specia! Dispalch 10 The Tribune.
HLou,isuToS, ILL.,, Oct. :s4.-A1r. NJ. D. Sow
artt, Il respected aNl prominent citizen Ut Nor
l,nl, died this evening at q, after long ilness,
fran typl,ott fever. i!c wns Secretary aud i
foundry. liz las lived III Normal alnco lsas,
and formally resl.!cn IN lS',srlnnNi, Ill.
, 1876-10-23

McCllEhDY-CASE-At jiutfolo. OIL the 1.ih
int, nt tho re.!encu OF the hru!1s parents, by
the lsey. Mr. lslsy. II. y. MrCrrauy, of Ehicago,
aud Mias Lila lIafiluiu Case.
KELLY-IU0NOlsr-ln Chicago, Oct. 81, By
the Rev. j. Atkinson, John W, Kelly, Of Salem,
o., and Misa JosIe h. uugaolt, of IaWrcnce, KAN.
, 1876-10-23

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 2l-Tho truck Is laid on
tho Chicago It Northeastern Railroad to
Shiawnzscc Station, about twenty mllcs cast Of
this city, and tic grado mostly completed. a
new englnc, called the "E. W. Taylor, ,''-onc
vi tho eight from tile Taunton Works,-ts nuw
on tho road. Tho track Is bailastcd, and pas
BungcT-trains arc now running to the Detrolt ds
Alilwaukco junction.
, 1876-10-23
GRAsSHOpPERS.

SpfcfaI Uspdtch 10 Ins T760ns.
CARpoNpALt, In, Oct. 3!.-Dr. q. Thomas,
State Ento,noiogist, left here this evening tor
Omaha, us proxy for OoY. ueycrtdEe TO meet IN
consultation with tho Governors Of the Western
statcs In regard to tho gsusshoppcr matter pr.
TloInas Is butter posted IN this oi'o subject tha0
probably any Other scientist.
, 1876-10-23
SitlClf1E,

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 2l.-.A farmer named
! @. f. Meyer, IN tho Town Of Milwaukee, this
county, committed suicide at s o'clock this uf-
trr,lpplI, shooting himself Il, tie bead.
, 1876-10-23
CERTAINLY WORTH INVESTIGATING,

Tue inlnense pfact!cal advantages ot the now
Invention OF the Wilcox & 1ltfss 4. N. Co..
their new automatic sewlns-Inartiue; lillcreat
In principle from every Other scwlng-maehine
manufactured. On view ut Centennial Atachln.
cry Hail, Soc, G 7, Col. 80; and at aUJ aud 203
Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-10-23

OzONIZeD Qx-MARRoW FOR THE HAIR.
BY Duck j. Itoynot, makers OF tho ''Maza" Cologne.
, 1876-10-23
TIE ERIE 81 NORTH SHORE DIS.
PATCH.

Tho Convention Of Railroad Managers ahd
General Freight Agents, which assembled at De-
tro!t last Thursday, adjourned Saturday without
accomplishing anything further than tho con-
aolilat!on Of the fast-fre!ght lines running over
the Eric Ra!lroad. The lines consolidated aro
tho Erie s. Nortl, Slaorc, which ran via tho Grcat
Western i.allroal: tho Diamond Line, which
run over tho Canada Southern Etaairoad; and tho
Commercial Express, which ran over the Grand
Trunk Railroad, All tl!cse ltnca ran over tho
Michigan Central west Rntl tile Eric cast. Tho
consolidated lines will hcrcaftcr be known as
the Eric Il North Shore Dispatch consolidated,
aud t',c headquarters will By ut Detroit. Mr.. j.
W Smith, of this city. hna been appointed dcn-
crul Alunatscr Of the consolidated line.
, 1876-10-23
road nrc reported rs follows in tho New York
Tribune Of t1!e fgth

Tribune uf tl!e 18th:
The effort BY asockhollers ot tho MiehiEnn Cen.
profitable ph'sengcr nn freight rntet. 70 w'thtiEnw
from my participation in The rniiIoad war, md 70
which at.crtc to be lnInrinE It, took the form,
slonn
c.nirui n,airoad c,inInay.i,ssn s,t: ac,esitt'
s;cy e yo s ssa s X shcrs
iii Of wasm aru atosxhoiisrs ID H. Mee!ean Centr.l
!a 6Sggsny rs J. ~: E? a.
Amy tom m rsGa I n L. Tn ts E" Y.
s it, ] s's srss ss
s. sseT s!esk. TesAns ftoM IN ,sdoTtioa, oi M.
;s ] ss s1 sSs s
sss ,ss 3sf + 's ss , ~ %s;sy.
aa me- IT, III 'sf's ); ts tos ss%
,s a' +: sHa's snnImE f1nes. n arksi M
'Gss y,''a H.
sSe rfo @ Il sss .t:k s Il: sssa ia .s!s
IL: :5si s$s ;:*, @ Ill sSs Il;
ii III sf; IT, ;sss h.
IL ps saa ai f ss
Srany tey ~ .ssss sss
iMgsiiy nlnic,-ft upu M investigation which they
creby ur4r you to maxE tofthwstll thcre snall 10
ity q ths transactions. Ccstanly 4 = noi AZ un.
vsS y &c s;! sess!o on ,o 81 Efft =! IT,
ss 2 2ay !1 SSra"y rsa 70 ap Il
u,ler them Until tic equities u tns paftr: Interested
Tils r,srcnlIr1 furtier nnt.orlxe nn direct u
ask mn u rett1sr and lnetltNn tho fotet Edtes for
travel nn! freight, Nnd TO Withdraw tTUn any culnbn'
tIon witch eh itA inject any i'nto tetlncon there
~ aS W Il ac il Il III ;tereas II iii lie ssrehocrs Of
9ny rsy ar cnsincs1 t'p ~, a. n
thtlr rights nnl te welfare Of ttie cortor!ttot,
ii yul rtfusa or fail T., comply thctnN!h i md my
ns%tinle con1lKcl urrGttu by them 10 employ Htil
remedies ~ te courts viz al 70 snior: thas ~; rigs @
spd re.ttct tit rrrErfy hli ntrfthH O. TIC E0'
| riry. Your obolcnt servant, 1lkSMY =: nksxErr.
Attn.ilcy for $50 shareholders Ut ts Michigan Ctn-
hn cosns,ncatlon referred ia In tho letter is a
petition to the Directors asking them to advance
rutcB to rctlrn from tho rA!lronl war. and to pnb'
! lish regular statements uf tho business OF tho
| road.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-09-07
Laws Relating to Newspaper Subsc rip
tiOns and Arrearages.

l. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered wish
ing to continue their subsc ripton.
2 If subscribers order the discontinu.
alton of their periodicals, the publishers may
continue TO send them until all arrearges
are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their periodicals from the office where
they are directed, they are held res ponsi-
BILE until they have Settled their bills, and
ordered tn EN- discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to ther places
without informing the publishers. and the
papers are sent to the former direc ton.
they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that 'refus
ing to take periodicals from the Office, or re.
moving and leaving them uncalled fJr is
prin,a Jacic evidence of intent onal
fraud
6. Any person who receives a newspaper
and makes use of il. whether he has
ordered it OF not, is held in law to be q sub
scriber
7. IF subscribers pay in advance, they
are bound to give notice TO the publisher at
the end of their time, if they do not wish to
continue taking it otherwise the publishers
are authorized to send it on, and the sub
scribers will be held responsible until an
express notice with payment of all arrears,
is sent to the publisher.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-09-07

WILCOX NOTES.
WILCOX. PA, Sept. 4th, 1875.
I n,,;af about fl,, ca uy-rnill

WILCOX, PA, Sept. 4th, 1876.
Allquiet about the saw-mill.
Two bad failures Sunday afternoon.
The graded school commenced to-
day.
A large number of idle men about
town.
The interest in the fish pond still
continues.
There are two hundred and thirty
feet of oil in the Schultz WELL
DIR. A. M. Straight and wife start
for the Centennial to-day.
The School Directors are building a
new fence around the School build
ing.
Miller says he is not the father of
o." l am very much pleased to learn
the fact.
The Tanning Co. have cut down
wages again. They have not cut
down prices in the store.
''Pop" says the new side walk is an
imposition on shoe makers, it is so
smooth it will not wear out the taps
fast enough.
Martin Sewers has made over twelve
hundred gallons ofblackberry WINE in
three weeks using about thirteen
thousand five hundred quarts of ber-
ries.
Gus. jacobson, the proprietor of the
sweed Hotel, has made quite an i'm
provement by putting a new porch
on the front of his house, also new
fence.
Oil well No, 8 is all ready to COM
mence operations as soon as their tools
arrive. They are expected to-day.
They have drove pipe to the bed rock
distance of forty-three feet.
Millet is still growing. The Wilcox
Tanning Co. have some seven feet
and two inches high. L will not state
how high the land was manured for
fear the Democrat man may not like
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-09-07
Il. ". UA rs,
L. X. GRESH,

Dealer in all kinds of cabinet ware,
woodland cane seat chairs, kitchen and
eXtention tables, wood and marble top
stands, wood and marble top bureaus,
what nots, looking glasses, wood and
marble top chamber suits, mattresses,
spring bed bottoms, bed stcads, cribs,
Laferty's metal lined wood pumps,
&C., &c. Cane seats replaced with
perforated wood seats, Weed sewing
machine reduced from $50 to S45, the
best machine in the market, and pic
ture frames made to order. Also a
large assorted stock of ready made
goods are sold at panic prices. Ware
Rooms in masonic building, Ridgway
Pa. v5n49tpdapr27'77.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-09-07

THE REPUBLIC MAGAZINE for Sep.
tember is the most powerful number
yet issued of this valuable monthly. No
public man or private citizen who be-
lieves in Republican principles should
fail to subscribe for this magazine. 1t
has been a power for good in former
campaigns, and will so prove in this.
The following is the table of contents
for the present number, Election
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County Officers.

President Judge-Hon. L. D. Wetmore
Associate Judges-Hons. j. X. Whit
more, Chas Luhr.
Sheriff-Daniel Scull.
Treasurer-Jacob McCauley.
District Attorney. X. P. Hall.
Co. Superintendent-Geo. r. Dixon.
Prothonotary, &c-Fred. Schnning.
Deputy Prothonotary-W. S. Horton.
ssioncrs-Michael Wedert, W.
II. Osterhout, George Reuscher.
Commissioners Clerk-W. S. Horton.
Auditors-W. II. Hyde, r, 1. Spang-
Ter, George Rothrock.
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Township Officers.

Judge of Election-Will Dickinson.
spectors-James Pentield, p. r.
Smith.
Justices of the Peace-Charles Mead,
Jas. ID. Fullerton.
School Directors--O. B. Grant, JAS.
Gardner, G.. II. Wheeler. n. II. Cum
mings, w. 8. Service, Eug. j. Miller.
Supervisors-O. b. Fitch, Jas. Riley.
Treasurer-W. II. Hyde.
AssessOr-M. S. Kline.
Assistant Assessors-Geo. Dickinson,
John WaImslcy.
Auditors-J. H. Hagerty, James Pen
field, j. S. Powell.
Clerk NJ. ;. Kline.
Constable-J. w. Morgester.