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OTTAWA, Sept. t.-Deputations FROM Bonrds
Of Trade had another interview with tue Caht-
net Mlnlstufs to-day, when thcy weru Informed
that the Government would atu in forwarding
tue products Of Cgna4l3 ~ the Au4tIajinti ExII.
b!tlon, TO he held In April next
enpt- !4or1ll reporta t4At the number Of crlbh
passed through CAaudie7e slldes tf1la year a.
" ST. sat n:p4y ;:t ~ se1 Il s.u. md
Fisheries 1fFtyeu heso to-day On hsa setark. ftod.
England, whcncu 10 waa stlst OF q lntsalon cut
nccted with the Shipping bill before tbs lmpr-
rtal Parliament. l1o stensrd several tnstrflaI
change. III the bill - afloet1ng Canadtan inter
ests, and anticipates that It will meet with ule
=. zp<e'as U.sp4!ch y IAs 3tis4a&
hloNTAhAt7 BtiIl. 1.-Two Aules1rxns, who
give thctr names ~ William, II. Allure, Ut Poet-
land, md William Fallus, oi Rochester, wero
arrested here to-day fur stealing bug contain.
Savage & Lyman. Fatlu& attempted IL carry
oil tbs box willie Moore Engaged the attention
OF tho cltsssA- After I'LL exciting chase, the
former Ma& captured th dry-goo1s storc, 1hrre
lIt had taken refuge. They fiayo cuxased tia
best lawyers tu Montreal to defend shrlii.
atscust Lkap4tcA t. Tht Tribune.
QuEaRc, Sept. l.--Mr. Tartt, editor OF the
La C.au4te'l, was to+taY nIed Flu ur fifteen
daya In jail hy Judge ltowtAer fur slanderIng
petitioners witnesses sulnInotth III The charIt-
yulx contested elcet!un ra4r.
lu-1aY a tlHA na1heA Gallagher attempted to
walk on ihc water III Il patf Ut calloe-shape1
c'rk s,lors, but after going ont on the river
few hundred yards, uxlnK to rough water and =
strong wind, he rspsized, and almost drowned
before he vas rescued.
TORONTO, sepL 1.--The avtraga temperature
tor August, - registered at tie observatory
here, was 10 degrees, being tbs huttest luonth
alnus tla obAssYatotY vsa established u l533.
, 1876-09-02
FAIRS.



.To1tEr,. ILL.,, Sept, 1.-The VIII County Fair
clo,c'l L~'lay. thc special fcaluru being thp fin.
is,tng Of the awards Ut prumlums In tslr differ
cnt departments. The attcs1anrc was not .luilc
FL urEe rs m yesterday, hut there wcre Ut u
fair estimate 3,o00 people prcaent. The cxhlht.
Lion, although Ecat IN some respects, isas beru
l. very successful ono, mud the hest eyer held in
the county. The display in Floral Hall In lar.
t!crlar especially 1T fancy work, being very tinr
aud GREATLY superior to that Of former yraEs,
while ii! all other potnts. except In tho speed
rtng. there was marked improvement.
The election ot officers Of tic Association for
tho ensuing year resulted as follows: C'turles
suosu', President; ". r. Henry, ALEX. McCios-
kcy. Allen Francis, aud Joseph 5l,lrs, ficc-rrss-
,hrnts; ". I. Neson, eccretuy; 4. II. Akin,
Treasurer; l.. i. ingulls, john t;rrenWoo.l, j.
). t+aatear, ami George t}ucney. Directors.
, 1876-09-02

ers greatly needed their lelp. 4 diversion lltd
been mnde l'y tic Fremontcrs, who were never
satisfied with anything hlr. Lincoln dill, and al
together The political prospect mas gloomy"
"E1plain to mc your position III politics At
that tisnc," sail the reporter.
MY politics." continued hts. Smith. "wrre
Union politics, to which nj that time many other
citizens devoted most bf their time. was pr..
vatc secretary to Gov. Brough, and had been
placed by tho Union State Convention, III Jnne,
Mt tue head Of the ticket A. candidate for eecre-
tary nf Statc."
Then all tl'csc things fell under your OBJ
scrvation2"
"Entlrcly. Tie fact that Ohio Ind been un.
certain ut election time could nut le overlook
cd. III 1862 the Slate had gone Democratic By
a majority Of nearly 6,000 votco tor ". ". Arm.
strong for Secretary Of State, anil fourteen Of
the nineteen districts had returned Democratic
Congressman. Pendieton had beaten Col. john
droe6becl1 in tho First District; Alexander Lon:
had defeated John A.. Gurley In tic Second;
ehellabarger Ind given plarc to y, y. Cox In tic
old scrcHth. In tie Fourth, West had
acfeatrtl himself by seud!ng tn tho field two
weeks l'efoFc tho election II regiment OF Boys
III n!uu; anl Bingham hail been retired by OIL
adverse majority Of 1900 In tilu Sixteenth.
Only sehcnek, Ashlcy. Eck1cy, 6pahling. u'ld
Garfield were left to represent thu loyal scnti-
'l,ent Of Ohio On ths floor of thc 1(olsc. 1t Was
under such circumstances that few friends of
tho Administration. upuh consultation, united
, 1876-09-02


LApA1xrrE, ln.i, Sept. 1.-Tlso attendance Ut
the fair to-day llaa Leea good, though not quito
so largo - las. 1ear. Tue display ot thorough
bred rattle IN grand swcep1taks to-day was
splendid, 1t IL said 10 hayc been tue hest col
lection ever brought together In tue stats.
The hrst premium, *5,oU VIA. awarded ia J. II.
Pitts l. Son, Of Jacksonville, ILL.,, and the Sec
ond, Of $50, 10 Meredith s. Son, VI Cambridge
City. Ini+
The display Of matched horscs wa. excellent.
a patf Vi ba,p Owned By J. il. Stewart, $nprrtn-
teHnent q! tue Cincinnati, Lafayette L Chicago
!lailtuatl, t"ok tia rAt premium, an =. Z. Tay.
lor's lay teal!1 setosld.
, 1876-09-02

fRhtiug for In the Geld Ia another waY. He
was nomtuntcd unanimously, and I va. up
pointed to notify him OF his nomination In
doing 50, suggested that 1t would be we'll for
him to get fus!ough au1 conduct the canvass
in pcrsou. This invited the reply which las been
70 much and 30 Justly admired. 1t Is character.
istic Of the kaan."
Swell, w}'ht Vas the result Of the election3"
All that the Union nsen could deslrc. Hayes'
majority was 3.oa$,-h!a opponent being Joseph
c. Butter, popular business man mir Long
was retired on iaure1s already won}. Ese]eston
had defeated the Hon. George Z. PrEh In the
First By about $500; that strong leader-Sam
Sllcllabarger-redeemed the old Seventh With q
majority Of over 3,0o0-a majority sufficiently
lnrge to Eire Bunset Coz IN cxcute for esasz7at-
Ing to New York; and the majority on the State
ticket was about IS 5,O00''
"nia Hayes election bring lin homa from
the leldf"
"No. indeed. Hayes had gone into tho mil
!tary service In 1861 among tho first volunteers,
from a se'sa OF duty. lie w1s thoroughly in
earnest Hc ncvct got furlouEh for any pnr-
puAc. but rematnetl nth his soldiers a. ths
front. lie mas always on duty, always patient,
alrays hope{u],- ],-bcloyed by all, aa1 especially
admired by hlssupertor officers for his coo,ucss
aud intrcplulty In the midst Of the hottest con-
trstR You should bear Lisut..Gcn. Sheridan
speak OF him as q volunteer soldier. Whcu tho
War Was welt over, ,n tho spring Or carly strntnrr
oflSc, then Gen. IlaJes took ILLS seat in Congress
, 1876-09-02

ST. Locls, Sept. l,-Ftvo freight ea1 .ud
c2boose OF train On The Cairo 4 g. Louis
Railroad broko through tho bridge near Water
loo, ILL.,. last ntght and fell some IS feet CON-
plctety wrecklng them and their contents
Three meR, George BFown tho conductor, :
brakeman, and enc passenger, uasne not KNOWN
went down with tho cars Brown and the bsakv.
man aru ptnbably mortaI!y wounded.
While train On tic Missouri Pacific Road
VIA coming cast Ahout daylight this morning,
It encountered a waah-out at Fatrrtnw, aud Is
ears wsre pEeripltatc1 down al embauktncnt
sonc ~ feet high. 4 Humber u! cattle xrre
Killed, ami cars ualnagod, aal a brakeman bad
IN arm broken.
, 1876-09-02

QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept, LA storm Of consider
able severity prevailed ia this vicinity from 10
o'clock last night untli this morning. There
vs3 CONTINUED rain and terrific thVndAr eul
, 1876-09-02
BLOWN T1p.

NI(3" y VF1
NEw ORLEANS, sopt. 1.-The steamer Nmon
Baker. lying ut the Trenton whaEfboat ok
ploaed = boiler yesterday, Ahd eight persons
we're Killed or wouaded. Two oolored deck.
hands wcro killed. Tho barkeeper, joseph Sin
pilot, received two ser!nrs ttsh.woundt, hut
probably nat fatal. The boat was worth sS,tfW
and lsa total loss, The cab:a and hull weft
both blum to pieces, and tile Werek sunk.
, 1876-09-02

"'IHEsnAKHE, Sept. LILY tha breaking Of
an ax!o Of tho engtae Of train on tic i4cltgh
Valley Railroad to-day, four ca.s wcsc thfon,,
from the track and down an e1nbankturut.
brua!ng aad cutting eleven pasyrpre.s, onr
errlQusty,
, 1876-09-02

deuce. II wn entirely drcaycd aud horribly
,nEt!lated by dogs, the skull having hccn cur.
rfed away. Brown waa relative Of old join
brown, pf Ossswatta3nIe.
, 1876-09-02

lightning. The waterfall WA unusually heavy,
causing rise nj iuchcs in tie Hvor. Con-
siderable damage WAS done BY the food. The
Wagou~bridce abont miles below the city,
south Of Ferry Alexander's farm, was washed
Louis Railroad, near Bluff Hail, Mas also under
mined, aud trains wero delayed eono time until
II was repaired. .tutt south Of Hannibal, one
end Of a snail bridge On the St. Louis, Krokuk
(: Northwestern Railroad wa carried away, but
was replaced during the day.
, 1876-09-02
COLLISION,

Fs7c4Sraa, aiass., Sept. LA collision on
ths Fitchburg Nat!rosd to-day resulted In ths
killing oi the daughter Of Cspt. RufuA C7owe1l,
Of Clelkea, Mas, aud thu severe wouud!ng Of
the Captain. and Mrs. naker, ol bouth far.
mouth.
, 1876-09-02

LAs4LIB, Ill, Sept l.-Whila 1t work this
morning Ia tho coal shAft Of Tho MAtth!ehasp q
negeles Zinc Company of this city, Ems1son
Ieathertion ma severely Injured by \ tAli Of
, 1876-09-02

to secure the nomination Of stsoug men in the
Congressional Districts. This NECESSITY was
felt especially in tue First. Second, md Seventh
Districts"
"fn which district did Hayes resided"
sin the Second Gur}cy was beaten there ny
Long under false pretcnscs,-the friends OF tile
latter representing him to be in favor Of more
vigorous prosecution Of the War which, by the
Tay, was alto tho banner under which tue Hon.
i. g. Coz won Ills majority Of two OF three hun
drcd III thu Seventh"
t'ls not the 14oug you refer to the Alexander
Long MIN cEeated sensation On the floor oi the
1louse soon after he took his scat by.making
speech In fayor Of letting the South goa'
"Ycs, he is thu sa1nG man, .nl1, curiously
enough. the ability displayed by thu speaker was
10 marked that IN cnyous world denied him the
authorship"
"Who did get tue credit"
"8ome ascElbcd the speech to the Hon. Will
lain l.. Curry; others to uenry Reed; but, as Mr.
Long is by no means weak mnn, W.T. will give
hin tho credit he Ia entitled to-.
"But to return to the Hayes letter. Judge
Stanley Satthews WAS first invited to be tho
candidate in the Sceond District, hut his private
affairs would not admit Of It. Then VIC turned
to Rutherford i. Hayes, At that time Colonel
Of tho Twenty'thtrd Ohio, commanding q brig
nIe uMtler Gen. rhtl ehcrldan. Tho necessity
wns great, and hts duty to yield an5 personal
reluctance was presented In 80 strong light he
coutd not we'll Ecf,,se to ecrve tho cause ho waa
, 1876-09-02

rock from the roof, Hhtch smashed iits left ter
At tbs knee aud .I1lsfkd hls right thumb, h.
AIDES otherwise bruislng him. Ills escals frun.
death vas remarkable.
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Narrow Escaue.

j. n. Brown, painter, resident of
this place had a very marrow escape
from death last Saturday morning.
Brown was engaged at the foundry of
Hyde, Kline & Co. white washing
overhead, and near the main shaft,
which was running at the rate of 100
revolutions minute. He says he had
only standing room between the shaft
and an upright support of the building,
knowing this fact he had left his coat
down on the floor before commencing
his work. He had reached down to
replenish his brush when he came in
contact with the shaft which at once
commenced to draw him in it's
clutches. At the instant he COM
menced to feel his clothes tighten he
grasped the upright support with one
hand and the rafters overhead with
the other. In an instant all was over,
and Brown was in the holiday costume
of the South Sea Islanders, viz: paper
collar and boots, every other article of
clothing having been torn from him.
His presence Of mind and prompt
action saved his life as there was not
standing room between the platform
where he was working and the raf-
ters overhead. Brown was said to be
perfectly cool while. every one else was
in fever of excitement,
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THEwEEKLY DISPATCH
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Publi,hi.
Every One Should Subscribe for it.

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unns of matter, embracing all the more i'm
portant news Of the week, carefully collstod
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reading, and one that cannot fail TO please.
The Commercial, Financial and Oil Reports
Of the Weekly Dispatch are made up with
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while to its Cattle Market reports equal at.
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Z. X. GRES1f,

Dealer in oil 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 steads, cribs,
Laferty's metal lined wood pumps,
&C.. &c. Cane seats replaced with
perforated wood seats, Weed sewing
machine reduced from $65 to $45, the
best machine in the market, and pic
ture frames made to order. Also
large assorted stock of ready made
collins constantly on hand and trim
Rooms in masonic building, Ridgway,
Pa. v5n49tpdapr27'77.
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Dive the ADVOCATE office call for bill
heads. letter-hesds, cards, shipping tags,
and II you are going TO get married leave
us an order for your cards
New goods, every day in the year
except Sundays and legal holidays at
the great mammoth Grand Central
Store of P. l. KS. No Dragging
around. Call for whatyou want.
A complete stock Of ladies misses and
chlldrens shoes, light, medium and
heavy at p. & Ks. Now is the time to
buy.
Alp,cas cheaper thss svW tsfsr
kssva n P. 4 ks.
"King Bee" and many others kinds
Of chewing tobacco. Also smoking VI
oil the popular brands at 2. & KS.
Those new style prints, at p & Ks
are the general talk of the town. Go
and see them.
Paper collars the nobbiest! with turn
down corners also the good old Byron
style at P. h KS.
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Every One Should Subscribe For r.

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Notice

Is hereby given that the Commits
missioners Of Elk County, will hold o
court Ofappeals at their Office in Ridg-
way on the oath and 25th days of
February, 1876 for the purpose Of hear
ing and determining appeals from the
assessments, and reviewing the mill
tary enrolment Of 1876, Mt which time
and place oil persons feeling them
selves aggrieved by said assessment
may attendifthey see proper.
BY order of the Board:
Attest:
q" & JIneto,, Cax, f,ft
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REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP CAUCUS.

The Republicans of Ridgway town
ship will meet at the Office of J. o. w.
Bailey, Esq, on TUESDAY, FEB
RUARI, STH, 1876, between the
hours of six and eight o'clock, P. NJ.
for the purpose of nominating a ticket
for the coming township election.
II. NJ. POWERS, l ,,.
J. o. w. BAILEY. ! oo'iii'Ai''ee'
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a q o o o n o n <.

A Startling Cause Of Debility and Sick
ness fully explained in large octave Trea.
tiss by DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN, 81 Grand
Street, Jersey City, n. J. EVERY NAN
AND WOMAN who is ailing in any way
should send and get copy ct once, ss Il 10
seat free, prepaid By msil. Addssss tn
sa.hos, % sbovs. sssasyI
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Private Tuition.

Pupils wsntisg to receive instruction in
Greek or Latin, or desiring to prepare for
College can have opportunity Of doing SO
by applying othe Rector Of Grace Church.
He having made the necessary arrange
ments will be glad to receive . limited
number of young ladies and gentlemen for
Fer information - to terms
&c apply 10
REV WM. JAS. MILLER, A. N.
Ridgwsy, Pa.
Aug 10, ,em
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Financial Statement of Milestone 7oUn-
ship for the year ending January, Sd
1876.
VALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY
Unseated Lands $685. OPT 90
Seated and Personal 1855 90
Total s5,57S 90
Mills Levied for Road 10
Additional cash for 10
Mills Levied for Poor
Additional for Poor
ROAD TAX
Elk county DIR. to Township
for unseated Tax Returned
for 1874 & rs, $3.50 81
Supervisors, Br. to Township
to Seated Tax for 1876 391 II
Total 1872 So
Or BY unseated Road orders
to Township Treasurer 525 90
To Balance due Township
pervisors, 1,s47 81
2,a72 50
DR.. to judgment against
Township by Harrison Cats
Interest and cost, 1,475 90
POOR TAX.
Elk county Dr. to unseated
Tax returned for the year
1874 & rs 1854 40
Overseers, DR.. to Seated Poor
Tax for 1876 1913 A
S1,O57 AZ
Or. by orders.issued by overseers
of Poor 231 AZ
To balance Due Township
from Elk county and over
seers s2,6 so
1867 90
We, the undersigned. auditors Of
Milestone Township, Elk county, met
according to law and certify that we
have carefully examined the above ac-
counts and find them correct to the
best of our knowledge and belief.
Jan. Sth 1876.
CAMPBELL BLAIR, .,a;..
&. G. Il. HUFF. AudtoS'
Attest,
c. H. HOFFMAN, Clerk. n4ets
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w. S. Horton, Commr's Clerk.
Action Of the Court i'm Reference to the
Death of Hon. j. V. HOuk.

On January Goth, Hon. Jno. G.. Hall
presented the following resolution:
Resolved, That the members of this
Court and Bar bear testimony to the
purity and integrity Of the late Jacob
V. Houk, as well az the impartiality
and practical good sense with which
he discharged his duties as u Judge of
this Court.
And now to wit: January 29th, 1876,
the Court concur with the sentiments
expressed IN tIieerAs.SAssic Pesc.,tt,,, and
direct the same to be recorded and that
q copy thereof lie delivered to the
members of family ofdeceased as ALSO
copy each to the weekly newspapers
in Elk county, requesting thepubfica-
ton thereof.
Attest:
EREn SCHHNINc protl,,,.
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PAY AS YOU GO.

Ifyou pay for goods when you buy
hem, you will never be troubled with
the nightmare Of debt, your sleep will be
sweet your dreams pleasant, and your
wife and children will greet you with 4
smile in the morning. Go to Powell
L. Kime's model store with your cash,
get more than its value and go home
satisfied. They have adopted the cash
system, and cay it is working charm
ingly.
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FRED. SCHGNING, Proth',

Tobacco os Cigars, Candy, Cran6crrics,
Lemons, Oranges, Honey, and other
Fancy Groceries, and MissceUdnies,
including, Fs'rs, Books, and Stationary
for sale at the NoW York Store. Call
there or send stamp for q catalogue Of
-4bunss, Books, Pictures, and Station
cru
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ApPLEToNs AMERICAN CYcLopEDII

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that the revised, and elegantly illus
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Vic ks Floral Gui de

This is q besutiful Quarterly Journal.
finely illustrated, and containing an elegant
eolored Frontisptecs with the fret number.
Price only 25 cents for the ysaI. The first
number for 1867 just issued. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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Hats and Caps = complete sssertmsn.

Hats and Caps complete sssertmsn,
ct P. 4 K's.
Hunting Rubbersl with and without
beels,---s large lot at P. & Ks. All
other kinds of rubber boots and shoes.
CoodBsh boneless and skiuless. Also
some Of the old fashioned in full dress,
at r. 4 KS.
Those Hamilton Corsets at p l. Ks
are the most durable, and the cheapest
in market.
Over CostsY from IS to s25 . large
and splendid stock. Step in and get
one at P. l. KS.
Rosted coffee genuine article, st p.
l. KS.
Summer Clothing, for those Boys
and children, Linen, Alspaca and sum.
mer Cashmer at ? & K's
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
FLYNN O'SULLIVAN. - On
January 9th, 1876, at Quincy, Mass,
by Rev. Francis Friguleth, Mr.. John
Flynn, Of Ridgway, Pa, to Miss Bessie
O'Sullivan, of Quincy, Mass.
M'GLOIN-FARRELL.-On Jan.
18th, 1876, at Emporium, Pa, by Rev.
M. Maher, Mr.. Francis M'Gloin, of
Ridgway, Pa, to Miss May Farrell, of
Emporium, Pa,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-02-03
HYDE HOUSE,
RIpawAY, Elk Co., IA.

W. II. SCHRAM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
90 liberally bestowed upon him, the new
hopes, by paying strict a.
tsntion to the comfort and convenience OF
guests, to merit . continuance OF the
sane.
Oct 80 1869.