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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 1G.-Iho highest
medical authority ia this city announces that not over
SIX cases OF yellow fever exist Jacksonville and that
the city tonight IN better condition ~ regards sick
ness than has been for several days pact The cases
on hand are of light type and are confined % west
ern suburb. There fears Of an epidemic unless
there should be- an unusually long p Rod on warm
weather TIE weather tonight s cooler than this morn
ing and light frost would Oberate all traces OF fever
There Is not case OF fever at fernandlna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

What is the matter with Your inquired -
gentleman who had called 10 hs neis hnoi' III.
man. Oi Chicago. We'd. don't knoW-it b. ne az
but ~ should have him ~ " PsrAfps,' sutst,',e. 4
friend, ." ~ 10 hereditary" "Id.nk 10 Is herelH"i'
remember my ufes uncle have him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

Is Governor Rice in ~ inquired a seedy-
oaiIR Iu ol i, ccik 90 tnr iiruuswic, Boston, lew
upit, ago. irs saa thc DiriA, yts, lee w. Well"
ID. % l.r iuan W..siu. cI " Iia glad II % as wet
us bt ana he might catch cOilll he was out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17
TIE SEVENTIES NEw ARMoRY FUND.

The total amount OF subscriptions % tho
seventh Regiments Now Arnory Fund Is nov sllo.,s0
lns recent contrbuti ons are AS f,Ipw..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

ANOTHER FIsH STORY fish tha
could swallow man and vOmit him out
alive has long been desideratum now
we have him. The story Of Jonah is one
OF especial interest to the young. The
great fish " (called ketos in the Sep
tusgint and in the Greek of Matt. xiii, 40)
was not whale as our version renders
ketos 10 Matt. xii, for the whale is ex-
tremely rare in the Mediterranean, and
has too small throat to swallow man.
The word ketos is a general term for any
large fish. Here it probably refers to a
large white shark that is found in the
Mediterranean, and which has been
known to swallow man whole. Muller,
a natural historian OF repute, relates that
in 1855 sailor fell from a frigate sailing
in that sea. A shark took him into his
wide throat so that he disappeared. The
captain ordered gun discharged Mt the
fish, and the ball struck it so that it vom
tied up the sailor, who was picked up by
his comrades alive and very little hurt.
The shark WAS captured and exhibited by
the sailor in many cities in Europe. 1t
was 20 feet long and weighed 1924
pounds. 1t will only be necessary now
to show that this fish makes excursions
upon dry land, and then that he has re-
current fits OF indigestion while there, to
explain Jonah's case rs clearly as the
geological period theory does the Mosaic
six day. account Of of the creation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

Tributes To BRIGHAM's MEMORY
Whsn one reflects on the number OF sor-
rowing widows and tatherle.s orphans
now mourning the loss OF husbanl and
father ut Salt Lake. the atrocities of the
Ba>hi Bazouks sink into utter insignif-
canoe as means Of moving the heart to
pity.-AuStin RevetHe.
Brigham Young died recently. He
can now be called the expounder of the
Mormon Church. He died because he
ate too much green corn. and did not
wait until the grain got ripe, so that it
might be distilled. His death is Il warn
ing against people fooling with corn in
any of its solid shapes. Touch not, taste
not, handle not, saith the sage.-GrdSS
Vdiiey Union.
Thank heaven There is now solu-
ton for the great tramp problem. We on
this Coast may reverse Horace Greeley's
:" Go West, young man." and say to the
tramp " Go East, and marry Brigham
widow."-Napa Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

SOME CURIoslTIEs or CRIME.--The
romance such 4 story rs that which Mr..
Floyd tells of the recovery of his recently
stolen property would get himself into
trouble with the critics. Mr.. Floyd 5
house ut Englewood, n. Y, was robbed
recently. The detectives have been busy
searching for the thief and the goods, but
have been able to make nothing out of it,.
The other day man came to Mr. Floyd's
office, and, declaring his purpose to right
the wrong, took Mr. Floyd in broad day
light to the house in which the stolen
goods were stored. and. within sight OF a
detective policeman, londed the goods on
II truck and sent them home. lie decin-
ed .he proiiered reward, too. asking only
that no description Of himself should be
given.
Here is strange story. whether we re-
gard the strange recovery OF property, the
st'snge conduct of the man who restored
it 10 its owner, or the strange inability of
the detective police to accomplish any
thing in the case.
Another story, not quite so singular,
comes from Long Branch. A theft there
which has excited n good deal OF comment
has been traced to II negro purson, whose
reputation was SO good that no one sus
pected him ; and we hear of another case
in which we have singular prayer test
to wonder over. A fire occurred on the
evening of the Fou tn Of July ia the vii
lage of Chester in this State. 1t was Mt first
believed To have been the result of IA care
less use at fire crackers but after awhile
incendiarlsm was suepectcd. and after the
rural manner the people OF Chester mad q
the matter theme of town talk One
pious young man even made it subject
! of payer. La the weekly PRAYER meet
ing of one Of the village churches he en-
treated the Ruler of the Universe to bring
the guilty person 10 justice /; to bring
about his detection, in order that lie
might be properly punished, and we now
learn that the prayer was so effectually
answered that the pious young man is Sc
curely lodged n jail with fair pros pect
Of serving tenn in the State Prison for
srson.-N. Y. EUening Post.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

IT was very careless leaving the par-
rot in the psrIor Sunday evening, but she
never thought anything about it until
Monday morning, when he reused the
whole house by making n smacking noise
and crying, Darling Susie, darling Su-
Sic" He kept it up all dav, too, aud the
old folks are much interested in the case.
RultingtOn HaWkeye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

An old gentleman, named Thomas
Fitzgerald, died in n chair in II Virginia
City saloon the other day while surround
ed by number Of acquaintances, who
were telling stories. At this distance, it
looks like n clear case of'talked to DEATH ;
Eureka Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

SOME one observes that there is A diff
ference between 4 woman's smile and a
mans smile. There is-a wide difference
sometimes. A woman's smile is seldom
stronger than soda water, while the man.
smile is seldom weaker than whisky and
water. NorF,St0,Un HeraId.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

A NEGRO being asked what he was in
Jail for, said it was for borrowing money.
But" said the questioner, "they dom:
put people in jail tor borrowing money"
Yes" said the dsrkey, "but l had to
knock the man down free or four times
before he would lend it to me-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

IT is understood that one of the cues
tions put 10 all applicants for life insur.
ance in Mississippi is as follows "Are
you ruptured, subject 10 heart disease, of
an apop|ectic habit, Republican, or in
any other manner likely to die sudden
lY 2v
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

A DESERTED baby in Buffalo had Pc
culiar nose. a detective learned that the
parents lived in Simcoe, Canada, but he
did not know their names He went to
Simcoe, and hunted for somebody with a
nose like the baoy's. At length he met
a man in the street whose nose was Of
that kind and who proved to be the ba-
by's father.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

A POOR woman IN New York give as a
reason for keeping dog that many peo.
pie will throw the dog bone who will
not help her, and often there is meat
enough on the bone to make q good soup
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

A MINISTER who had twice MARI led
lhe same couple-divorce ensuing be-
tween the marriages that he
didn't with to add a repairing depart
ment to biz business,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

The three men running a Michigan
shingle mill wanted to divide up, but
couldn't agree. The boiler exploded and
set off their shares very neatly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

ROBERT ToonBs, of Georgia, says that
the capitalist who does not respect labor
is Il fraud, and the aborer who does not
respect capital is fool.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

a WHISKY bottle concealed in Il Ken
tucEy mans vest recently turned off an
assassin's knife. Here's a set back for
the temperance cause.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

A CHILD thus defines gossip: "lts
when nobody don't do nothing and some
body goes and tells Of it,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22
CHROMOS. eoI.I T9r .l"sE i"rE'i.' Il ii' Dc

CHROMOS. ioI.' TaT .I"sE i"sE'ii' h Do Do
word, embracing over 5000, OOO COlpp"
Paintings and Choice Prints, al ou' '@1d
larged ART Rooms. All the new ~F
popular subjects at rock bottom W.,
The Falls OF the Rhine, size 2Olr.o o's'
mantle and grand Scene on the ouqI Ia
hanna, one OF the hits OF the sea'o1I 'ts
l9X27 Lake Lucerne, Swllze' l1n"ii i.h
most beautiful lake in the worIG n
Bella, charming scene IN N1,ln' IA
ally, companion to the pIeced"b,h b,h%
Boston Light, a beautiful maIlnehi hir%a r
in great demand f; Old OaGen D' Nss.
White Mountains, Niagara faIl'' "A Al
port, Saratoga, Gathering Pilil,"'i ia
the Sea Shore, Paddy in Dltlicul,J. ,J.,.,iar
Virgin Vesta, Snow Storm, Al"TEl%n Tln
Fruits, and other 24S3O subjects T,rds
Business Cards, Sunday Scho93' p.r,s
Statuary, Notices, Blnck gIoul'u ul@ptn
etc. Also the finest aud mos 'pb 'Hob o.
assortment of 9xll Chrom9s' i, o,ounn
white mounts, blue line ana DIacN acN.rylb1
gold line. Our stock EN- braces pnaImu6
desirable for Dealers, Agents or IIe%%s ~,es
purposes, and all should test out orpdls
and quality of work. The rlg'a oavppys
can realize an independence Il, !, esub stretch
cality by taking an agency ior r,9;a",''hr.h, 9"'
ed and framed chromos. fnt.',"f f,.i, If .tsnR
illustrated catalogue on recelP' ss =,
Send for SO or S. outfit. Addres,
J. LATHAM g. co. y...
4l9 Washington ST., Boston, 49,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

WE know shrewd farmer who made
a fortune cIltivating weeds. They were
widows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
100000 BOTTr.r.
OF THE
CENTAuR LINIMH\1N

ODlslnOH AllslIiILI\M
have been sold the last year ana
complaint has reached us that tbo, W. %.
done all that is claimed for than 10
scientific skill cannot go beyond tbs ,a
reached in these wonderful preparon a'l
Added to Carbolic, Arnica. Mentbo N,OpH~
Oil and White-llazel, are other ina,,,' NS
which makes a family liniment tb.. 1''nt
rivalry. Rheumatic and bed-ridd.r 'la
have by it been enabled to throw aw,r .'''s W
crutches, and many who for years b,'. T'e
afflicted with Neuralgia, Sciati., ~
Breasts, Weak Backs, &C., have found wa"
nent relief. ~'
Mr.. JOSIAH WEsTLAKE, of Marysviu.
writes w.
I" For years my Rheumatism has h..
bad that have been unable to sir r'"eh .
house. | have tried every remcd, "p'n A.
hear of. Finally, | learned Of tbS coo&
Liniment, The first three bottles eDIl91
me to walk without mycrutchrs. sn,G ,"sOIG
ing rapidly. | think your Linimc6pt" hi" .in'4 '",'4
a marvel" 'Ml
This Linimcnt cures Burns and Scald, vii,
out scar tracts the poison from hi, "'
stings. Cures Chillblains and Frosals
and is very etficacious for Ear-ache. IuH
ache, Itch and Cutaneous Eruptions
The Centaur LinimeDt. Vail.
Wrapper. is intended for the tough ,l.'
cords and muscles of horses, mules md ~,
mails.
READ! READ!
REV. GEO. W. FERRIS, Manorkill Scbob,.
Co. n. y, says:
" My horse was lame for a year with =, T.,
lock wrench. A ii remedies utterly faiIad%s
cure and considered him worthless o% n",, y
commenced to use Centaur Liniment NIX;
rapidly cured him. | heartily recommch5S %Ga
1t makes very little difference whether Il,
case be wrench" sprain, spawn or lamon.,
Of any kind, the effects are the same IT,
great power Of the Liniment is. bono,..
shown in Poll evil, Big-head, Swceny. S,,.;.
Ring bone, Calls and Scratches. This Linz
n.ent is worth millions of dollars yearly o,s.
Stock-growers, Livery-men, Farmer, ,,l
those having valuable animals to care fl,
We warrant its effects and refer to anv ia,
rier who has ever used it.
Laboratory OF j. b. Rose & Co..
Al DEY ST., New YoR9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

Comet lodge, No. 81, y. u. o. f.,
Holds its Regular meetings, at ODD Fellows
II ALL', lrlnity Center, on Saturday evening
OF each wesk. j q. SOHW Il q
S-AN1 = III II obbELL' IL. D. japl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

Trfntfy CoHasy German HossifaI Ga.
eiety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings nj
the HOSPITAL BunDING, WeaveryiIle. on The
ilrst sunday of March, June, Septenber and
Dgcehoer d. HANSEN,
jam Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

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ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

TrfnHS Chapter, No. 10, n. -. M,
Meets ON the second and Fourth Tussdays
Of sach month, at Masonic MALL, Weaver
viils, at O'Clock, P. Il.
.. Z. CHRISTENSEN, H.. P.
N. +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

Hsaeon Lodge, Ne. 800, \. q. a.. r.,
meeis every Sunday evening, at IA O'Clock. at
HooD ItNfLAR HALL, Weaveryi(ie. Me,n-
bers OF other Lodges are cordially invited to
meet with lN. ~" :"
g. b. BASSHAM, W. s. isnio
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22
SOCIETY NOTICES.

TrfnHy LodEs, No. al, Il. n -. ~,
Hold their reg dlar communications at Ma
sINlD HALL, Meeyeryillc, on the last saturday
oil each month. Hour OF meeting, O'Clock,
?. NJ. j. W. plllLBhUUk, ". NJ.
III. L. dhltflN Secretary. iapl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22
THE EYES THE Eyes
DIR. T.. Ii. PARDEE,
ocUli$t and AuIist,

A FrER a PROFRACTED RIiNA
IA ness Of more than five years, Dr. pns
has made himself thoroughly and scieni1. !
~ acquainted with all Diseases of thea
ana Is now practicing with a success uia
passed in the United states.
All operations performed, such as SAs
mus, or cross-eye, Cataract by linear eIle
ti"h' Depression or Absorption, ptepgi@e
neshy membrane growing over he eve ner
tion of Staphyloma, or bulgipg out of tbess
Aflltclal Pupil, fistula, Lachrymais, orc%
ing OF the tear passage, and all deiOmilie
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the aa
pam, and possessing all the movemcnp AID
brlliiancy Of the real ego. A large assortmea
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonabl,
prices. he Doctors Eye Bath lol the treat
ment and cure OF all nervous diseases il u,+lI
all over this coast.
hankful to those physicians who have sent
MN cases for operation, be hopes that his unl.
Vefsal. success will warrant y continuation OF
their confidence. II is celebrity rs au0veya,or
Is co-eXtenSive with his success nS uavs
are presenting themselves, for treatmH and
operations, from New York and Boston. al vi
monthly. Many patients can be sernat N,
Doctors office daily, in different stagHOlr+
covery.
Opflcr-G2l Clay street. (Over the Gin
street Savings Bank, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE" II Lfnr "a nolh
be 1sifspsd though hs sp. aks me iruiG
Reports are in circulation through the uDs
country that have retired from busin s.. lil
! haYr gone to the Atlantic States, thatIn
in Europe. &c., &c. 70 those interested III
Say that the report has been gotten in crclt
tlon for the furt hernnce Of other parties. vi
are trying to obtain, illegilimately, an n
practice. The rel ort has been started Lr
ltlnerant mountebank, and without the Id
truth as | am AT my office daily, and attenll :
to about sixty daily patients.
Il. IL. PARDEE, Ocuiist
62I Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISC0
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

CuBsCRIBE FOR THE
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-22

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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-05-03
New Tailor Shop.

Jas. McAfee, of Lock Haven, Mcr.
chant Taiior, has opened shop over
Powell and Kimes store, Main street
The above named gentleman has had
long experience in his business and
guarantees to do work as well us can
be done elsewhere. There has been
no tailor here for several months, dur.
ing which time Il good many OF our
young men have sent to Warren and
other places for their clothing. There
is no need for sending away for youl
clothing now as Mr.. M'Aiee has on
hand fine lot of samples, and will
make clothing as cheap as the cheap
est, and good as the best, and i'll the
latest style. Give him an order.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-05-03
state Notes. .

The Western Pennsylvania sports
mans association will have shooting
match on May 10.
A. ID. Hull, of Luzerne county,
hanged himself in barn on Wednes-
day. His wife first discovered him
dangling from rope.
Jacob Snyder, of Montour county,
was killed by u lot of earth falling on
him while he was working in stone
quarry.
Joseph Cunningham, of Fayette
county, aged seventy-seven years,
died recently on the farm on which
he was born and from which he had
never removed.
a few days ago John w. Riddle, of
Chester, Delaware county, fell down
the steps of Il ship in process of con-
struction and was fatally injured, de-
sccnding headforemost.
John Barmcttler, of Pittsburg, conf
mitted suicide on Thursday by shoot
ing himself in the head. Despon-
deucy, caused by having no employ
ment, induced him to kill himself.
Pittsburgh has forty-three daily,
weekly and monthly newspapers.
The last one started is named No
Gonut HiberHidIl, and will be devoted
to the interests of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians.
The Western reform school is pen
niless, SO far as public money is COLI
ccrncd, and the managers will be COM
PEELED to borrow from $4,000 to $780,
900 to meet the expenses of the year.
The Kaufman will case, involving
the distribution of about SS, 900, when
tried in the court of Perry county was
decided against the executors. The
venue was changed to snyder county,
and Il retrial of the case has resulted in
verdict for the executors, and the
will of the deceased will be carried out
to the letter.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-05-03

MIR. EDIToR.-Permit me to call
the attention of your readers to the
,Sufbdth ,SchoOt ConUention to be held
at Wilcox on May 9Th, and 9th.
1t is now conceded by the large ma
jority in all Christian lands that Sab
bath Schools open the most effective
field for the efforts of the wise and
good in training children and youth
for usefulness in this world and hap
piness in the world to come, and that
such efforts are worthy of Patriots
PhjanthrOpists and Christians. If
our aims reach no farther than the
present life, the history of Bible in
structions shows that that the young
imbued with its truths become more
useful citizens, are worth more to
themselves, their friends, and the
community, than those who neglect
such knowledge. If,howevcr, we look
beyond this, and would have our
children copy the example, initiate
the high, pure, benevOlence, live the
truthful, earnest, conscientious, life of
Christ the Saviour, and thus prepare
for the enjoyments to which Chris
tians look in the future world, then
the Sabbath School opens before us
the Appian Way to reach these results.
AS i'll the schools for ordinary edu-
cational purposes, and Institutes for
learning the most approved methods
of teaching and progress, found to
be of the highest value, so Conven-
tions and Institutes, to awaken inter-
est, give information, teach teachers,
| inaugurate measures of progress, con-
dense efforts, and extend the influence
of Bible truth, have been found of in
estimable Importance in Sabbath
School work. Let the citizens of Elk
county come together at Wilcox and
give those two days to this important
work. The people of Wilcox say to
their friends, the Latch String" of
our doors shall be found outside.
Come one, Come all.
a. b. PRESTON.
Wilcox MAY 1st 1877.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-05-03
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Neither late nor absent :-Clarice
Bordwell, Nellie Jackson, Ella Will
liams, Flora Irwin, Sadie Scull, Ada
Malone, Alice Neill, Jennie Holes,
Lizzie Flynn, Gussie Woodward,
Wallie Dill, Glenni johnson. Josie
Weaver, James May, George MFar-
land, Eddie Holiday, and Warren
Irwin.
Names of those a0ho ercelcd in
scholarship:
L GRADE.
Ada Malone, Flora Irwin, Gussie
Woodward, Eddie Horton, John
Leonard, Alice Neill.
FGRADE.
Katie Meenan, Glenni Johnson,
Bessie Scribner, Jennie Holes, Mary
Leonard, James May, Minnie Miles,
Coryell Ross, Lizzie Flynn, Nellie
Jackson, Ella Williams, Charlie
Scribner.
G GRADE.
Louis Egler, Wallie Dill, Sadie
Scull, Robbie Johnson, George M'Far-
land, Warren Irwin, Josie Weaver.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Present every ddy:-Johnnie Egler,
Joseph May, Eugene Willard, Mary
Schening, Clara Willard, Albert
Gorton, Johnnie Daily, Belle Hartley,
Nellie Holaday, Bennie p. Little.
VISITORS.
Mrs. w. III. Schram, Mrs. n. T..
Cummings: Misses Sadie Craven, A.
p. Taylor, Bruce Zacharias: Messrs.
G.. f. Holaday. Calvin Luther, James
MCaulcy, a. 7 Cuthbert.
l. II. JOHNSON. prin.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-05-03
HARNESS SHOP AND SHOE SHOP.

]. S. Powell's Harness and Shoe
Shops one door west of Powell d,
Kimes store, is the place to buy your
boots and shoes cheap. Ladies' shoes,
made to order, and, right here, we will
say, that we have seen some fine
specimens ofwork in this line, and we
advise ladies wishing IA first-class,
fashionable shoe, to. give Mr.. Powell a
call. Gentlemen can be suited in the
boot and shoe line, as he makes all
grades from a heavy working boot to
French calf, sewed, blacked shanks
and heels, with fancy toppings, and
straps. First-class workmen, best
stock, and reasonable prices, are the
characteristics of this shop. Harness,
light and heavy, also whips, brushes
curry combs. blankets. and Az nets.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-05-03
Evacuation Of Fort ScUll.

Last Thursday afternoon Casper
Wilhelm, Michael M'Coilum, and
Dennis Sullivan, walked out of the
Jail at this place, and took to the
woods. Collum and Sullivan were
captured and returned in Il thort time.
In the evening the last named again
walked out, sullivan being pursued
and captured by G. IL. MCauley, Esq.
The Commissioners at once issued
bills offering 500 reward for Wilhelm
and $50 reward for M'Collum. The
home of Wilhelm was watched and he
was captured there on Thursday
night, by Albert Weis and Geo. Ed.
Weis, and again landed in Fort Scull.
MCollum, at last accounts, was still
at large.
The manner of escape will un-
doubtedly be fully brought out at the
May term of court.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-05-03
l.. 4. GRESH,

Dealer in ali kinds Of cabinet ware,
woodland cane seat chairs. Kitchen and
vxtcutiou tables, wood and marble top
lands, wood and marble top bureaus,
what notS, looking glasses, wood and
marble top chamber suits. mattresses,
pring bed bottoms, bed strad>, cribs,
Lafcr!y's metal lined wood pumps,
&c, &c. Came seats replaced with
perforated wood seats, Weed sewing
machine reduced from $50 To SO, the
pcst machine in the market, aud pic
lurc frames made to order. Also II
large assorted stock of ready made
collins constantly on hand and TRIM
med at shortest notice. All the above
goods are sold at panic prices. Ware
Rooms in masonic building, Ridgway
Pa. v5n40tpdapr27'7T7.