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Ranonen auf bic goniulate unb bic
pertbeioiounosIoien 3beiIe &uitI4uts
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|tritt bieie 9borbeit UNI 10 mebr berpor,
wenn, ,uie beri&tet ,puroe, lie fortfub.
rem, auf bos ensIii@e goniuIat su
feuern. na9bem Der Goniul bic ameri.
tanii@e Glasse aufsesosen bate, oenn
oabur@ buben iie beseist, bab lie T&
beionbere Mliibe eabeu, cine ibnen be-
ionbers frcunbli& Susetbane Ma@t gu
beleibisen. gs lit i@wer on3unebmen,
|baB bic 3uiien bas nit @orbebo@t &C.
tbon ba6en, unb tbut man ipobl. oarau
su benten, oob dbnIi@e 2losen bel jes.
Ili9em 8omborocncnt itattiinoen.
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lonbon, @ie beri9tet ,pirb, bai
&uBlanb einen gontraft fir 9ieferune
BON 100 Sorpeoos, mel9e na9 benz
|s@mar3en Mieere unb Der Donau &C..
|i9afft ,ucrben iouen, absei9loTen.
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i&loFen, ,penn mOs.i@. olle tiirtii@en
on ober iii Der gldbe Der Sonau BE-.
iinbliden 9burmi&iife ent,peber 3u 3er=
lt0ren ober iie au pertreiben, ,porauf iie
nit ibren jebt in MieoIdjeH bcfinbli9en
@anseri@iifen unb einisen iebt in ct.
petersburg i'm Ban beeriffeuen 5orpe.
boi&itfen bic Ofeniioe::ersreifen ,piu.
SIrfei.
Die situns bcr saammern seidIoiien.
Con fantinopeI. %. Suri.
9eute madte Der Yrdiibent Der Nbse-
orbnetentammcr herlelben bic Mnseise,
|oaB ibm bonn Sultan Der Muftrag se-
woroen lei, bic sisuns 3u i@liebsn.
Oie Mbseorbneten ,pirben aber iclbit
nod Sdlub Der @ituns lire Gisen-
idaft als @oltspertreter bei6ebaIten.
uno ,pdre es iosar m0sli@, bab lie CUR
MbboItuns elmer be(onberen @ibuns
einberufcn piiroen.
Nfan 9Iaubt, 0aB Der 8ammerprdF-
bent nit Der MosIidteit elmer @peeial-
|iisuns auf bic M6sli@feit BON 6rie-
Observation-Disclosures oeuten ,pollte,
po3u man ,pabri&einIi& ben @otb Der
Mbgeorbnetentammer baben mill.
Mn 6er 9onau.
Ser llebersans iiber Die Donau.
2onoon, %. SUM. 2eSte gia9t
lebten bic &uiIen in Der Ndbe BON Si=
ltopa unb ni9t melt BON Oantra iiber
Die Oonau.
Cine iuiitbenbe sdIa4t 1T entbrannt,
inbem bic Siirfen NQes periu9en, um
Die &uiien 3uriidsul&Iasen.
Wlon eripartet, bob bic Ru1en ferner
bei Nifopolis aber ben GluB gu isben
periu9en perben.
Oas @ombarbsment BON &uitldut
nimmt ieinen Gort9ans.
NQe Sruppcn bes Generals 3immer-
mann linb bel @alab iibsr ben GluB se=
iest.
Dos Sauptauartier berlest.
pripatoepei@en mel0en, baB bas
ruiiiihe 9auptquartier mad 3imnita
perlest ,porben 1T.
lleber san3 St. petersburs Fatter=;
ten bic Tabnen unb in Der &atbebrale
1T Gin feierliGer @ottesoienit obsebal-
ten wo.ten.
Ginc Vrotlamotion.
Ser G3ar erIieB cine Yrotlamation
an bic gulsarei, in tpelder CT berlelben
anaeist, bab CT nur in i9re Yropin;en
setommen iei, bas 2oos Der Gbriiten
gu milbern. Gr perbe allen sleiden
eduk ansebsibeu lailen uno 3e@t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-05
u m3etaem,

tpcl@s obnc Bsmcrtuns sur Aufnabme elm.
9eben wcroen 10 lansc ein9eriidt uno bered.
act, bis lie abbcteut werben.
An3eisen perben ,u ben sep6bnli9en
Hreiien einseridt, ndmIi@ 10 Gents per
3reoicr. Belle, fur bic erfte ginridung, umo
Gents fir iebe iolscnbc. GIr Nn,eisen,
bic l6Ngere 3cit fc6en bleiben, nirb ein be.
beutenbcr Mbau9 er(aubt.
Die 9srausseber fiub i'm @eft elmer bol(.
fdnoi9en ausmabl
Neuer unb sefbmate Sol(er 2ettern,
amb iinb baber i'm Stanbe,
Ormdia6en allcr Art
In beutiher, englii@er, fran;5iiider
unb mormegii4cr Spra6e
auf's S4nenfe, @d5nite unb 8i1isitc
su liefern,
anb empfeblen iid gu seneisten auftrdsen.
@ebru6t merbeu:
2etterbeatS,
Biabeats,
GefmdftSfarten,
Giremlare,
8lanfs,
Nlafate n =. b.
auftiirseFe Motis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-05

Ser G3ar erlieb cine Yrotlamation
an bic 8ulsarei, in pelder CT berielben
anseist, oab ct nur in i9re YrOoin;en
getommen iei, bas 2oos Der Gbriiten
gu milbern. Gr tperbe allen slei4en
sduk anseoeiben laiien uno 2e@t,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09

There 10 q walkirg-s stick which, accord
iHg to correspondent of scientific news
paper, 10 cutting some queer antics in
Cumberland county. Il has stripped the
leaves from whole rows Of locust and pc ach
trees, and Is still engaged in the work of
devsstatiUb. II 10 not cane, however,
but comparatively new insect, the soies.
t6o maine Of which is spectrum fomoatum.
They arrested a persistent tramp 1t
Bellefonte recently, and he confessed to
the tricks of the trade TO get off. lie nd-
mitted that they put marks upon houses TO
guide those vho Followed them, and said
that the stone house few doors below had
mark upon II. The house referred to
was Governor Curtins and the Yagabond
pointed nut the tramp mark oh post
which he said, meant, "a good place for a
square meal"
II. N. sprague. of Porter, Bell & Cos
works, Pittsburgh William Miller, master
mechanic of the Pittsburgh Locomotive
Works, and D. A. wnemah, of the Pitts
burgh works, have been chosen ns ekperts
to examine the Pennsylvania railroads
engines and report the ptubabc cost of re-
pairing the same, and ulso to aptrnise. and
fix value upon the cdr wheels. Captain
q. W. Bachelor will ae.ist them in The
work.
The Pittsbure Telegraph says the press
is we'll represented in Major General
Huidekoper's eoa,nand, min editors beibs
on duty. They ure D. /. Bartoh, of the
Mercer Disistch c. W. Ray, of the
Sharon Herald George y. Herbert, Sharon
Times W. T. Hnrppt, local of the Green.
vile Advance; Harry Watson; Greehsille
Argus; W, A, and J. E. Rupert, Conneaut-
vile Courier Eben Bre# #ef, elitor, and C.
II. Steiget, local, of the Erie Dispatch;
Henry A. Parsons, Jr., Elk Co., Ad%echte.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09

Ttt i'EksoN VITO MADE so Deadly
AN ATTACK ON TIE SOLDIERS
IpENTIftLD.
1t will he remembered that since
the memorable retreat of the Phila-
delphia soldiers, five different men
have been arrested on suspicion Of be-
Ing the otie who followed the soldiers
and picked them off one bS oi1e, with
one shot killing two. Yesterday the
soldiers who saw the rIiah fife canie to
identify the murderer. They were
taken to the jail, and John Harris,
William Philips and Harry Goff were
put in line with a number of other
prisoiiers who had nothing to do with
the matter; and Lieutenant Charles
p. Charlton, of the Sixth Regiment,
immediately picked out Harry Golf as
the murderer, stating that he can
swear positively that Golf fired tile fa-
tai shots. Charlton gave his address
and business to the police, as he wants
to be a witness here when the trial
takes place. Mayor Mccarthy lodged
a commitment for murder against
Goff, he having only been confined
thus far ON charge of arson.-PittS-
b,tr8h Telegraph.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09


ANOTHER DisAsrRoUb FIRE In
BRooKvILtE.~ Sunday morning last,
at about 1 O'Clock, an alarm of fire
was raised, and it was soon discov-
cred the machine shops, of Messrs,
Brown, Roth & jerks were on fire,
and had gained such headway that
the limited nteaus at the command of
our citizens with which to combat the
flames were entirely inadeqttate, and
that the main building, in which was
the valuable machinery of the cons
pany, the engine, blacksmith shop,
pattern shop and office, could not be-
saved. The Hook and Ladder Conn
pany was promptly on the ground and
worked manfully, succeeding, with the
assistance of citizens, In saving the
moulding house. The labof te4tired
to do this was very severe, the heat at
one time being quite intense.
|. During the progress of the fire quite
panic was created by the cry that
the boiler Of the engine was about to-
burst, aiid 1t was amusing to see the
crowd take to- cover. THE steam soon
commenced to escape, however, and
the crowd returned and commenced
work. upon the fire, succeeding in
Keeping it inside of the building
where IL originated.
How the fire originated is yet in
doubt, but 1t Is believed by many that
it was the work Of ah incendiary,
there having been threats made to-
burn the town, and very questionable
movements by suspicious characters
observed by several of our citizens.
We hope this is not the case, for we
do not want to believe that Brookville
has in her midst any person who so
richly deserves hanging as lie who
could 50 waIttonIy destroy property.
Tile l5ss Of the gentlemen compose
ing the firm will aggregate fully $780,
900, On Which there is an INSURANCE of
but $4,000 which was placed by Mr..
jerks on his interest.
II Is just three years this month
siifte the Old itlachine STOPS, belong.
ing to Messrs' Brown, Son te Co., and
situated on the same ground, were
buried. and for setting fire to which
Andrew Miller is now serving a five
year term in the Penitentiary.
AS pertinent to this chronicle of
another disaster to one of Brookville's
greatest interests, one that affects
more or less every citizen and property
owner within the borough limits, we
merely mention the fact that the
money value of the property burned
last Sunday h1brnihg would more
than build the water works that have
been under contemplation, and that
it was the opinion of nearly every per-
son on the ground soon after the
alarm of fire was given, that with
supply of water and hose to attach,
there would have been no difficulty in
mastering the flames before any con-
siderable damage was done. In this
| case, as III many others, we feel our
people, or tlieir representatives more
properly, have been "penny wise and
pound foolish" iii delaying action on
such All Important matter.-Bro0k-
viilc RepuJlcdn.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09

A very heartrending story comes
from Nantes, twenty-one miles north
west of. Paris. Victorine Noisin, IL
young, girl of nineteen, was last May
elected Rosiere, or the most virtucus
girl there, and was engaged to be
married on the 18th Of this month
but meanwhiles some t1iistreant spread
reports injurious to her character, and
even wrote an anonymous letter con-
tanning these charges to her lover. He
sent his brother to speak to her about
these statements, and the latter, after q
long conversation, during which the
poor girl grew terribly excited showed
her tile letter. She read it, burst from
hlhi ana plunged into the Seine. a
poet mortem examination, conducted
IN the presence of the municipal
authorities proved that there was not
shadow of foundation for the vile
scandal.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
President Vanderbilt Of the Nav Yo,t

President Vanderbilt of the New York
Central & Hudson River r. R., has issued !,
circular stating that Of the twelve thousand
employees of the company, less than five
hundred struck; and no injury was done to
property. In recognition Of, their fealtv
he directs 500 600 to be divided rttabIv
according To their position on the pay roll
AMONG all employees engaged in operating
the road. He says no man who, in time of
trial. embarrasses the company can remain
In or resnter in its service, and adds that
pay will be increased the moment tina,
bus ness justifes.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09

Fairport, Aug. 4.-The Reform
Council this afternoon had confer
ence Oh the new temperance move-
ment. Reeles Robinson described the
Murphy Wofll at Elmifai ana Rev,
Mf' Mead the work at Hornellsville,
Francis Murphy followed with an ad-
dress on Gospel temperance. Four
thousand persons were present.
Murphy gave a sketch of his friend
Eccles Robinson, who spent SIC, 900 in
dissipation, but had thoroughly re-
formed. The speaker told the we'll
known story of his own life, and as
serted that the prevailing evil of
America was that the youtig men
were ashamed Of liUtiest labor, Muir
ply spoke two hours.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
Lecture.

Prof. H. w. Roth Of Thiei Colleee
will deliver lecture at the Lutheran
Church in Ridgway, Saturday even-
ing the 18th inst. Subject Luther.
The Professor has been in Ridgway
before and many of our citizens know
him to be u splendid Orator and the
people may expect d nice treat on that
occasion. Tickets so cents.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
Glk Adyoeate.
THURsDAY, AUGUST 8, ls77.
Notes..

ftHllUO
Peaches are delicious.
Water Melons are in market,
Co, Fl Is stationed ut Scranton,
Trains run regularly on this djvis'
ioti.
Several tascs of scAflut fever in
town.
The "hghting" editor of the Apvo-
CATE is off to the war vet.
Read our letter from Scranton in
another column,
The long drouth will spoil the late
potato crop in this section.
Order your Fresh Peaches by the
crate for preserving at the West End
Store.
When one man, whips another
mans boy, then, there is trouble be.
tween two families.
Sugars, CotfeeS, Teas, Spices,
Cheese, Dried BcefSliced, at the West
End Store.
Geo. II. Levi, who has occupied the
old post office building during the last
three months ;.s Il clothing store, has
removed, with his stock, to Warren.
Picnics Fe ,tivals Il rrlrntc Parties,
can always have their orders for Cakes
Of every va,Ity filled promptly by
calling at the West End store.
"The Circussiuns ure at their old
trade of ceiling their daughters again.
That's very connn'on among parents
in this country also.
The MKeon Miner says; IT has
been decided In Cabinet meeting to al
low postmasters to attend prayer
meetings, out of business hours.
How pleasant it Is, to have about
sixty cows, (more or less) around at
night, with bells on, when Il person
wantsto sleep. 1t makes us want to
say our prayers.
This" remarked the Turkish gunrd
to his general, sis Cossack of the
Don" "Ott with his heud, gaul Don
himl replied the general. And twas
no sooner said than Don.
In Rome Georgia, recently seven
brothers named Hill, were indicted
for counterfelting. Rome sat on her
seven Hills Us usual.-EceninD WIS
cOnsiR.
The two locomotives beiuiiging to
the Shawmut railroad struck Inst week
and were promptly tnlsen to the
junction TO be transferred to other
roads. Thus endcth the ehawmut
railroad.
Speaking by the card; "you seem
to know oil the gossip Of the neigh
borhood, Mary" ayes, ma'am, my
young man is a letter carrier, and he
reads me all the postal cards.
Presbyterian Services next Sunday
in the Lutheran church morning and
evening. Communion after the
morning service. Preparatory lecture
on Saturday at p. NJ. IN the church.
G. G.. Messenger is sole agent at this
place for the sale of Arnolds Celebra-
ted Nickel Plating. This plating
makes beautiful surface, and is so
simple that child can Use 1t, and we
are of the opinion that no one but a
child would wish to Use 1t more than
once.
Denny Hea1y, while on the way to
New Flanders with a fishing party,
Wednesday night the 1st inst, fell
from the wagon md broke his leg F;
He was taken to the residence of
Horace Warner in Jones township,
near where the accident occurred, and
at last accounts was improving
rapidly.
Parties in need of Reliable Dry
Goods Ready made suits for Ladies',
Gents, and Children, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Ladies & Gentlemens Furnish
ing Goods of every kind can have
their orders promptly attended to by
calling upon S. A. Rote at the West
End Store, who is Agent for all
Wanamakers Goods-at Philadelphia
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
j. b. JOHNSON.

The Russian shores of the Black Sea
are infested by a plague of venomnous
spiders, whose, bite causes pain for
several days, and in some cases, is even
fatal. 1t is ssupp6sed that a diminu.
ton of the birds and insects which or.
dinarily feed on these animals has
caused their appearing in such mum.
.bers.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
Ndfieex

All PERSONS who took part in the ex-
ercises of the late Ridgway entertain
ments are requested to meet at the
school, house ON Saturday evening
Aug. llthi at 7o'elock.
]. b. JOHNSON
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
Notice..

All persons are hereby forbidden
selling goods to, or trusting any person
on my account, without my written
order, as 1 will pay no debts thus con-
tracted after this date.
NJ. It. FRENCH.
Ridgway May 2, ls77.-ly
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09


THREE MEN SMoTHERED TO DEATH
BY GAs.-Last Wednesday J. {. Hol-
lowell, living in Langyille, in Beaver
township, desired to clean out well
that was used for the purpose of furn.
ishing water for his family. his wife
assisting him, letting him down with
the windlass. When Mr. Uallowell
reached the bottom of the we'll, only a
depth of twenty feet, he commenced
to feel the effects of poisonous gas and
called to be drawn up, his call being
promptly responded to, but just as he
reached the top of the well he fell
back, the effects of the gus completely
unnerviDg him. n Mr.. Thomas
Moore came to the rescue and went
down into the well to relieve Mr.. H.,
but he too was overcome, when a third
man, John BARLEY, went down and
succeeded In fastening a rope to Mr..
Moore and himself, and was mised up
about half way when the two men be-
came fastehed in the well, and the as
sistance of pike poles was necessary
to relieve them. Before this work
was accomplished BARLEY was also
overcome, and only lived short time
after beng taken out. Hollo~ell and
Moore were dead when they were
taken out, This is one Of the most
sad catastrophys that 1t has been our
duty to record, three men, In the full
enjoyment Of health, Mr.. Hollowell
the father of four children, and Mr..
Moore having wife and one child, to
be cut off in such d short time and
such an unexpecten tijanner, is sud in
deed. They were laid out together at
the scene of the calamity, and the en-
tire community followed them to
their graves with sad and sympathetic
hearts. We have no knowledge of
why 1t was the well became so foul, it
being rarely that one so shallow be-
comes so deadly poisohous.-Brook-
UUic Rel)ubticun. =
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09

POW ELL & KIME have a fine 10
of dress goods, also all other kind ot
dry goods at low rates.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of John Adam Stibeck late
st. Mnry's Borough Elk Co., Pn.. de-
ccascd LETTERS Of administration upon
the above estate having been granted
to the Undersigned, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make payment, and those having
claims to present them without delay
to JOSEPH STIBICH Adn,'rs.
uo1tE
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
POWELL a. KIME'S.

SUGARS AT POWELL AND
KIME'S are high to be sure; but still
are little cheaper than at any other
store in town.
A NICE LOTOF NEW PRINTS
at POWELL & KIME'S, only eight
cents per. yard.
FLOUR, PORK, FEED, CORN
Meal, Oats, always on hand at
POWELL & KIME'S at bottom pri-
ces.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
County Omgers,


President Judgs=H5n, T.. b. Wetmore
Associate Judges-Hons. Geo. Ed.
Weis, aud Julius Jones.
Sheriffa-Daniel Scull.
Treasurer-Jacob McCaulcy.
District Attorney-C. III. M'Cauley.
Co. Superintendent-Geo. r. Dixon
Prothonotary, &c-Fred. Sch9ning
Deputy Prothonotary-W.S $. Horton.
Commissioners--Michael Wedert, W.
Fl. Osterhout, George Reuscher.
commissioners Clerk-W. S. Horton.
Auditors-W. H. Hyde, II. /. Spang-
Ter, George Rothrock.
Township officers.
Judge of Election-Wjll Dickinson.
nspectors--James Penfield, p II.
Smith.
Justices of the Peare-Charles Mend,
Jas. d. Fullerton.
School Directors--O. d. Craft, Jas.
Gardner G. II. Wheeler, N. II. Cum
mings, w. s. Service, Eug. J. Miller.
.Supervisors-Johh Gulnack, Daniel
M'GUvefi,.
Treasurer~W. II. Hyde,
AssessOr-=M. S. Kline.
Assistant Assessors-Gcp, Dickinson,
John Walinsley.
Auditors-Will bickinson, james
Penfield, j. s. Powell,
Clerk-M. s. Klihe,
Constabls-Geo. ID. Messenger, Jr.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09

The valuable library of the .lats
George Brinley, Of Hartford, which is
called the choicest private collection
of fare books In the country, is to be
offered for sale. Among the treasures
is Mazarin Bible which cost Sl2, 600,
and, except the one bought by Mr..
Brown, of Providence, from the Len
nox library. is the only copy in the
country. There are also several
Elllot's Indian Bibles and particu-
larly rich collection Of the Mather
works.
A young gentleman telegraphic OPP
orator lii San Diego, California, after
repeated calls for young lady opera
tor in another office, at last got re-
sponse, and then, "click, click, click"
(f5rtissimo,) he telegraphed back to
her veh emently, IT have beeii trying
to get you for the last hour!" In a
moment the following spicy reply
came tripping back to him over the
wires from the telegraphic maiden !
"Thht's nothing there is a young
man here who has beeh trying to do
the same thing for the thst two years !;
and he hasn't got n,e yet."
Messrs. j. S. C w, il. Hyde have d
large force of worknien engaged in
putting up ware house In the rear of
their new store. The Warehouse will
be about 26 by so feet, the walls and
floor TO be of stone and the roUf of Iron
one end will be tised us MI engine md
boiler room leaving, about slxty.four
feet in length for ware-room. We are
glad to i,ote such evidence of prosper
ity, as this Is live firm which gives
employment to a large number of
melt, hiid in all their undertakings
destrve,aiid generally achieve success.
We tnn recall but one conspicuous
failure which was Il few years ago
when Mr.. w. II. Hyde became the
proprietor of the Eyk Democrat, and
we are not sure but that might still he
nude Il good Investment by employs
ing man with less egotism and more
brains us iliahhying editor.
We clip the following from a ds=
patch to the Philadelphia Tin,es.
General Huideltoper lost an arm ut
GettSsburg, aud commands one Of the
finest bodies Of men in camp" The
Ridgway Rifles are part of that
command.
We are glad to STE such compliment
tarS pttices nf OUR boys rs the above,
uitd SUSPECT that nertAin disreputable
syihpathizers with lawlessness in our
midst who did all in their power to
persuade the boys to refuse to go to the
front when ordered, and prophesied
that they would never reach their des-
tinatlui, but would give UP their
arms to the first mob that should ask
for them, and return, will come up
smiling when the boys return covered
all over with glory" (and prehaps
lice) and say they always knew Co.
III, would give good account of them
selves.
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From this date AN EXTRA DIS
COUNT of ) per cent will hr allowed
ON ALL PUUCH ASSES exceeding
$l.O0
SItVERMANN & co.
next door to Post Office Ridgway.
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New Advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP.

DIR. VAN DYKE, whose life long
SPECIALITY, and world wide reputation for
CURING SKIN DISEASES, has endeav-
ored for yeers to COMBINE an FIX rERNAL
TREATMENT. He has accomplished this de.
sirable RESULT in the preparation of his
compound SULPHUR SOAP" the merits
of which are spoken of by thousands it is
highly recommended to all our readers.
Price, 25cts. by mail, 35cts a box 5 cakes
GOcts. by mail 75cts. Office, 30 n. 9th St.
WHOLESALE DkpoT, 400 n. Sd ST. rhiladel-
phia, Pa. Sold by DRUGGIST.
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Administrator Notice.

Estate of John Mclaughlin late of
st. Mary's BorO Elk Co, Pa., de-
ceased. Letters 1esfomentaay upon
the above estate have been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims to
present the same without delay to
ALICE 4 M,LAUGHLIN ! Admr,s
PATRICK MLAUGHLIN Aonir >
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ATPOWELL & KIME'S, YOU
pay cash for goods, and get more than
the worth of your cash.