The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-07-19

store, will fit you and suit you, then
why send away for your clothes.
Call at this office for your writing
paper, Note, Commercial Letter,
Foolscap, and bill paper.
10. w. Bailey has put up a neat
picket fence across the front of his
property on Zions hill.
Jerry Callahan, while working in
the bark woods near North Kersey,
| last week was knocked senseless by q
falling limb.
Mr., Silvermann, of the firm of Sill
vermann e. Co., of Williamsport, was
in town last week and marked down
prices in their Bazaar here. See new
advertisement in another column.
8 ID. Canned Peaches only 25 cents,
Cheese 124 cents, Lard l21 cents, Head
Light Oil 25 cents, Candles Is cents, 6
Bars of Soap 25 cents, Tea 80, 65, & 20
cents. Corn Starch l2l cents. At the
West End Store.
Thos. j. Burke Democratic candi-
date for Sheriff was in town last week.
BY the way there seems to be consid-
cradle activity among the Democratic
candidates for the only county office
to be filled this fail.
Why send away for clothing while
we have a first-class tailor in town :?
Keep your money at home, patronize
home industry, and thus help build up
the place. Remember to call on Nc
Aftee, over Powell d: kime's store, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
John Mosier, at the Thompson mill
Horton Township, last week had his
left ear so badly injured that amputa-
ton was found to be necessary. He
was trying to catch a horse, and had
his arm around the beasts neck,
when it broke away, knocking him
scnsclcss. His wife got him into a
buggy and drove to Centreville, when
DR.. Strasslcy amputatcd the ear.
We have received the programme
for Il grand vocal and instrumental
concert to be held at st. Mary's, in
the new hall, in aid of Shiloh Presby-
terian Church, on Thursday, July
10Th, 1877, admission - cents. The
object is laudabe, and the programme
extensive, therefore we advise all our
readers wishing an evening of enjoy
mdlt to go to St Mary's on the date
named.
Company II Attention.
The members of Company II 18th
Regt., n. g. p. will assemble on
Saturday Evening the DIST inst, at
the office of j. o. w. Bailey for the
transaction of important business.
Time $ O'Clock sharp. Fall in, BY
order of j. o. w. BAILEY,
Lieut.. in Command.
w. =. HORTON Orderly Seg't.
Wanamaker's goods are popular
everywhere. Their Catalogue em-
braces any article of ITEMS wear in
cluding,. Hats. Caps, Coats, Shoes,
Shirts, Underwear, Collars, Ties
Ready made suits rs well as made to
order. :. a Rote at the West E'Rd
Store is the Agent for this place and
will show you samples and prices at
any time
The Petroleum report Of the Oil
! City "Derrick,n for tho month of
June, is complete, and relates many
interesting facts. We make up from
it the following brief summary To
tai number of wells completed during
month, 406; dry holes %; number Of
wells drilling. 3So rigs up and build
ing, 26l. The number of wells fin
ishcd during the month is reported to
be the greatest FOR any similar period
in the history of the business. The
operations We're distributed as follows:
Bullion, -; productian, 4, l75 barrels !:
dry holes, 8. Warren, Forest and We.
mango, G3; production, $50 dry holes,
IS. Clarion, l2S; production, 1870;
dry holes, 10. Butler and Armstrong,
81; production, us; dry holes, Is.
M'Kean and Cattaraugus, 81 produc-
ton, 5l5: dry holes, 5. Total of wells
completed In six months, 1874; aver
age daily production per well for
month of June, about II rs barrels.