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The New York herald., 1878-11-19
YACHTING NOTE.
[DY TELEGRAPH To THE urEALD.l

Lex TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD. f
Noaio-E Va, Nov. Is, 1878.
The handsome steam yacht Lurline. commanded
by Captain W. w. Tuthill. and owned by Mr.. y.
Loriliard. of New York. arrived to-day. Her owner.
who is on board has been spcndns some time on the
York. Rappahannock and other Virginia rivers. She
leaves in few days for the duckng grounds in curri
tuck Sound.
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
TEE AMrR,oAN ArHtErrc CLUE.

The annual business meeting Of the above organi-
zation WAS held Last night. Mr.. Bernard Loth vice
president in the chair The following Board Of OH
GERS for the coming year were elected President,
John Gath yice President. Bernard 10th; Secretary
s. W. Hoag; Treasurer, Frank C. Lowry Captain,
John &. Wray; Lieutenant; Frank Millett;
Trustees Messrs. Magee, Badgley and Brazier.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic one, and
the reports OF the retiring officers showed the club
to be in ourishing condition and occupying fore
most position among the organizations Of it's kind in
this city, The club will next occupy q new
running and walking track within the heart Of the
city and ut its present rate OF progress bids fair
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
NATIONAL
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE

With malice toward none and charity to all. /.
the undersigned, do PLEDGE my word OF honor,
GOD HELPING ME,
to abstain from all intoxicating liquors, as bev-
erage. and that will, by all honorable means en-
courage others to abstain.
(Sgned) JOHN DOE.
Francis MURPHY.
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
ATHLETIC CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

E. W. johnson, of this city. has accepted the chal
lenge Of james Daley, OF New York. for a series of
athletic contests for 800 sido. to take place in
Brooklyn on the 26th inst.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17

eiuem Bah ie bic Dame tpieeer3ufinoen.
nit Der sr Iih sn0aeirt bat, ba er dber Die
i3ornesblide nidt gepohrt, tuelde Die onrdb
Ieine 6hulo 5iBeneebliebene ihm suiHltur
bert, 10 triat er iein 5hidial, nit Der un'
rebteH Sonte az tanSen, nit onerfennenss
iDertber fSailun9. CT glaibt nit telner
Srnu 3u reben un0 lit niht nertia iiber'
raidlt, 5u finben, odB er cine iuiloIremoe
Dame eefragt, ob er auh iein &rdpatel
ni1t perliere. CT briidt Ieinen Borgeiebs
ten bertraulim Elm Srinfgelo in Die 6dno
uno matt Dem Beoienten feline hn6ahs
|tun9sooIle GeperenS. Dem Rur;Iidltigen
erbliben, um ouf ben lekten punft gu font
men, auf 6britt uno 9ritt tauieno un'
iduIbiee Sreuben, oie fur guoere gar MIDI
porbanhen lino.
GO it0rt i'm burnous niht, oob Der
Ihpere, oide Rarpfen, ben CT, am lfer ite'
beno, nit 8ergnitaen betrahtes, ietneI
9atnr nah ei9entlin Elm Baumoit 1T. III
beipunoert @emIen, no 4noere nur 3ieaer
su is6en perm6gen, uno tuiinId)t Dem alter
BeibeniiltmpL ben er fir einen gebiift oa'
fte1enosn Bauer hdlt, lsutIelig 9uten Sng
Gr iuenoet iidl ritht enttdtldt bon BEN
JenTter, an bas er 0urtb lein ndhtli9es
5tdno9en bic geliebts 81 Ioden 6offte
| 1onbern trdgt feline Qiebe5tlaget nit ollel
@iutb Der 2eihenIhait einem Vnar Stle'
feId,en nor, Die er fir ben buntlen 2oden'
topf ieiner Standardization bGlt, nno el
Dtr6 Iieb Bis on Iein 2ebensenoe freuen
boB CT es Seminal 10 gut eetroffen bot elmer
ennseIt lonaen Aben0 hinour9 Die Gai1erir
IrI;fohefh Ia Npr GnfaQnoe hetnu,tAern a.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17
0allse Nummcr 642.

eSennings uurbe bnlb u0dDbtr In 9nl
Gehdnot, romOem er nod BIG Salsbt mter
oerholt feline unfhnID betbeiert BATE,
gtid1t ppue Sw6lT Wfpnnte Dardili Iuat6
Brunea lelbit zines inielhem eigentil @aits
haule on einem Reileu0er periibten Halts
beg Derbaftet, nno oa be zbatinfbe besiH
BroseB fIar betuieIen iuar, itbulotg trfdHut
uno sum Sobe Derurfbenf.
Sas Serannaheri feInes enpes rtnfpfe
ibn renntitbig iino er geit0no, DaB e. hrfsr
elmer 4naahl DDn Halbanianen quo osil-s
ieniSen beoangen babe, Degen Del1en Der
arme Sennines eelitten bate. VI berid1tete
oen Sergang ME fDl9t::
Gr mar bur9 itbneaeres Hestetl aiif ess
mem oiretteren Wese lange ppr BEN BON
t6m 0eroubten Su RalIie 0n0efDmrle1.
Sier fano er einet Wnnn diif 8e5oblung
elmer Rehnung ipartero u1sb bn er ridt
senug Qitoeres 6eIo sii pniile bate, nahm
er cine @uinee aus Der ebelt ger1ubteu
B6rIe, be3ahlte ben Wl1nH un0 bieisr
alma fort. Giifs barorf sara Der Btraubte
an un0 eradblte, tudhren6 Brlfneu Ih i'm
Stale befanb, Iein 4benteuer tn Der Riihs.
Ssaum hatte er 6ieIe perIdiien, ais BruftU
oprthin fam urb BON Den 2eltfen ~ ielnent
arDBten S6reden ben unaital0 erflihr,
6ab Die @oIoItdfe eesei&net feisn. So er
bereits ems oaDpR ausgegeben nflo BET Der
Mdbrlheinlinfeit, bnB Die 9dhe b1lo
Dffentli1 befannt purDe, pid9t ben Wutb
batte, bies tpieoer Suriidsufproern. 10 Ihien
cine Gntoedune unpeEmeiolsfb. Bsinl Nanr
oenten iber iroen6 cine Manier. ME Ct iid5
aus Der Sflinge sic ben f1nfie, iieI er su-
leBt ouf bic Soee, Senuinss ansutIaeel
unb itatt ieiner ai opiern.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17
Der snoisieit : 2sesueis.

Gin alies tnalii9es BUD, bas ben TiieI
xGit Sheorie oes Snhi5ienss Beueiies"
fiibrt, un6 Dor IGnser ais ishsSi9 ssabrtn
erihien, beridtet Den folecnbtn iiliereiians
ten nnb iinier,s Biiiens meniS befaHnt &c.
morbenen 5al.
Gin 5err, Der iih auf benz Weee nah
Dun befano, pnrbe etipa iieben englii1t
Meilen bisIieits iener 6taot ip1i Nbenbs
bon einsm ein5eIntn masfirten Meaelnee.
rer auaeboltea, Der ibm feline Sipan3ie
@lineen snthaltsnbe B6rie abnahnl. Ser
Nduber aa!oppirte anf einem Geiienlpeas
0apon, illlo Der eerr ieBte itine Reiie tort
Ga i'm 2inbsIieR bic p6lfise Dnnfslheu
|iibsrralhte. sr aud onrA 6as Grlsbte I'D
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17

babe 6rei RDniarei1e,' REF ct. .fonnft Su
oarin feinen anoerenB BlaB iirneHs~
"a Gin Ganbtbat non Iebr nnrraebrs
lidber @eltalt begnnH ieire 8reoigt mil oeR
Worten !: ySSiirhtet ellA nidt!" er fonrlee
ni6bt rDeiter, es mar nm TIN geihehen
er iuieoerbolte: ,ssiirdbtef euh ntht -
4a rief eir Bauer aus Der @emsislbe:
vs9v mar msr on Der ssfF Deraddl
2tfIina lit in ieinsn ItBtsn Satren
an sroBer 3erItrsntbeif. Giltes Abel1os
ging ct aod SauTe uilD. podlse an Ieine
S6iire, tporduf Der 8iener aus elsaenS Ss5Sse1Es
tier lab, in Der Duntelhsh Isitses psrtn IL.
bod nidbt ertannte un6 0teFem se8b0lo an.
rief: Ser SeTr YrofsiIor III i1ids ga
Sauie." - v@ut, gut, nntE0rtete leilina
0es tbut fliAts, i1 lDerbe eta aHpeEmdt
pie0trt0nlnen.@
Gin gurgoii in SSrdnsens6nb froafe
cine iunae, aufgeblaIene Tame, bon Ser
man aueemein behauptete, fie bate nos
Qulbsr flid1t erFunben,. mnrum lie 0us
g8aiisr trinfe, 06 iie lei0ertb ieig
rg4 nein,4 iaete bas JtdnLsin. mix
feblt gar ni9ts, i4 trinte hns @oifes nur
aus Dummbeit.
vGs i4e;nt ober nod niat ssboITm O.
boben !" toar Die antwDrt.
Die bette gigenf&aft eineB
Winiiterprd II oenten. Ils sines
Saees in @egenmart oes beriibmten engli-
| Ihen MiniterprGRoentefi Yitt non Der Ets
aeniAoft ssipr0&tn tpilrbe, neren Elm Wts-
nifterpf0Ioeiit am uneiifen heoiirfe, nannte
elmer herS Antpeienosn bic Rere0tIamfsit,
Elm atpeiter oas @iiIer. Elm nritter bic lrs
bsitsfratt; .rRsln, iaais 8iit sbis Ge-
bulb lit es.
! Ginen Irat, Der iid9 in 2emhers
zines sroBen Jiilfes nnn zines aenaIfir
gen 3uipruhes 81 erIrelen bate, Iragte
zines cages Elm siier 8efannter. Oh er
piel an fbua habe.
y8ieI an tbun2s erpiberie ber arss
! .6as' Dsritebt fd). Eritens babe iA il
tbun, 0oB iA bic Nhtientea betomRe,
oann babe ida su thun, b0B is1 lie asIsnh
made, uno lhlieBliA babe i'd sil tblu. hoE
ish bsSablt befomme. SIT bas nidat Diel sis
/ thun21 yss
3nei Mmertfaner. iueld1e Sifa in
Iufldneioereien bic Spite boten. fatilsn
| i'm Qanfe oes @elprdlks and auf bic
| S6euerane Der Sabre 1886 uno III. Ser
cine tonBte nod niebr al sr3d6len. melhe
grlparnille er xeemacpt, ME Der dnesrs.
aIs elmer pom ibnsn anbib .unb uilIsn
Sie pobl mem 9err, nelheS Wtittd Id
annanote, nm rllelfle 3-4D0 Gnlfe bilig
ourh5aflittern WiH Id nil Is Jbnen
iagen; i'd ieBts jeoem cine crime BriIlss
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17
Sic ,,8eFIidje 8ldtter, +"

Doe ssnnsasssBats bss Gnennatt EOIisbIatB, EnS bn
fintssEaHnnsssa sepioms ar's sstnsn S barpt'
fdAH8 br4 biz Srtfi4ittt str sara psrSIisntIiStsn
eridburasn aus.
Rrsts 50 per Sabs psrtefrsi. Rae Gnrsps % pet Sabr
vottpirei.
en,sIns stummsn: Edni gst'ts rcftir bas pIatt ben
RasiiI9m Ebsnnsnten sur9 sts Srdssr in's Saus ss'
kisrt miEb.
gsNisnbunssn fbnnsn PEI sUlonsp Drssr" Osss Esst'
Esirtsn Brief auf unisE gtiftO semo&t psrbsn.
Die Cincinnati VolksbIatt Compagnie,
B X 1414,
6tntInnati. ..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17
Das Gdolid)e polksblati

iOitet per non tpbne sonntassbIatt $3.50 per Sabr,
H60 Sos babe Sabr unb $3.50 bas SisrtsIiubr. Tit
eonntassbIatt sit2O per SaBr $3.50 Sas 9aIbs Sab,
EnS $3.50 Aas gisrtsIiddr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17
Mannigfaltigfs.

Dem 96nise SafOb |. Bpm GnsIonh
iebte Ii9 cine sSlie9e ailf bic Naie. sSh
babe bret 36nigreidbe.a rleF CT, stonnit Su
oarin felnen an0eren nYLab iin0ena@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17

Ntfifn9 TIT N ielneIl leBfeFl sgabreH
an GROCER .3erltrsntbeif. Gires Abenos
ging ct ao1 Saufe unD bod1se an IetHt
5bIre, porauf Der 8iener aus sis'euz sse1gs
tier lab, in Der Duntelheh ielfse- 9srtR ie-
bod ni6t erfannte unb 0ieFem seghdlo ans
REF: Ser SeTr Yrofsiior III 1ifbs ga
Sauie.~ - v@ut, gut, nntHortete Qeiiins,
res tbut nidts, idl Derbe Elm aHbern6t
pteOtrfOmmen.@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-17

q Gin Ganbib'at pnn lebr nrrriSebrs.
li6er @eitalt beganH ieiile 8reoigt nit oeaR
Worten /: y6iir9tet eld nlhs er fcFrse
nt1t tpeitsr, es mar alirt TIN geibehsa -
er rpieoerbolte: sssiirfhtet elith ridbt -
ga rief ei1 Bauer ans oer @eusislbe /:
.Sg mar msr oeD Der Eeff DerAodJ
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12
Clarion County Items.
From the Republican.

In Pike township, of diphtheria, on
Thursday November14th, 1878, Harry
aged years, 6 months, and days on
Thursday, November 2lst, 1878, Mary,
aged 2 years, 5 months and days on
Thursday, November 28th, 1878, Ida,
aged years, 5 months, and II days
all children Of Joseph l.. and Chris
tina Dale.
Company G, Clarion Infantry"
turned out fifty eight strong at the in
spectien at Meadville on Tuesday,
being the largest in numbers. AS tc
size of the men it took the palm. Thos
Near, a youthful member, just twenty
one, stands six feet eight inches high
in his Stocking feet, and is still grow
ing. THEN there twcnty-six members
six feet and over. The company were
complimented highly on their soldierly
appearance and gentlemanly deport-
ment All of which makes us feel
proud OF our boys.
The not unusual verdict rendered of
not guilty but to pay the costs" half
or whole, as the case may be- seems to
us one of the anomalies Of justice, and
reminds us of an old story. In the
plantation times Maryland planter
sent his trusty colored man to AleXan-
pria to buy the annual supply Of her
ring and shad. He arrived home in
due season. Basil said the planter,
"did you geta good lot of fish ?" "Ohly
tolable, Massa john" what the
devil do you mean by tol'able,N said
the planter. "Dey only stink a little,
said Basil. Which is Better dcfini-
ton of The word th6n any dictionary
gives, and seems TO cover what the jury
in such cases evidently desire.
The court were rather startled at an
incident that transpired OH Thursday
last. n woman in the court room who
held a baby, the paternity of which
was to be proved before that tribunal,
became wcaried Uf the laws delay.
iphihS IiN bipS, u ol''ul NOtiuSSlCI Oi
about wear old, she carried it to the
end of the judges seat, in front OF
Judge Jerks, and put it down at his
feet, stating whose it was, and also that
she was tired of keeping it and the
court could take care of it. The as
tOnishn.ent of his honor can be better
imagined than described The rigid
economy OF our board of county COM
missoners having prevented the pro
viding Of the appliances requisite for
children of that age, the kind hearted
judge was forced to call in the services
of Sheriff Dunkle to remove the par
ties. This he did amid an audible
smile from the members of the bar
and the audience.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12
Stolen Pronertx Recorered.

About eleven weeks ago man hired
d horse and buggy of Daniel Scribner,
livery stable keeper at this place, to go
and see his brother, who lived near
Clarington. After a reasonable length
of time, the property not being re-
turned, Mr.. Scribner drove to Claring-
ton to see aboutit. The chap had been
to see his brother and had gone on,
and left no trace behind, neither trace,
or vehicle, or horse. Last week tcle-
gram was received by Postmaster Hag-
erty, addressed TO the livery stable
keeper at Ridgway, and saying horse
and buggy were at a certain place in
Butler county. Mr.. Scribner, from
the description, knew at once that the
property was the same he had hired
the man to make the trip to see his
brother. The horse and buggy were
found by their owner at the farm of
Mr.. Keyster, in Slippery Rock town.
ship, Butler county, about 13O miles
from home, and nearly 35 miles right
across the country from Parker. The
thief, who proved to be Jerry Hall, a
notorious character in the oil regions,
although unknown to Mr.. Keyster,
had left the horse to board until he
should call forit. On several occasions
he called to get the property, but fail
ing to pay for the horses board he was
not permitted to take him. On one
occasion he wanted to take the horse
and leave the buggy and harness for
security, this on preteXt that he had
sold the horse and would return and
pay for his board. Mr.. Keyster's sus-
picions were aroused and he declined
to allow the horse to go without the
money being paid, Mr.. Scribner
brought his property home, and thinks
the thief may yet be caught, which
would be some slight compensation for
the $50 or $50 expense which he has
been to. Jerry had previously served
term in the penitentiary, and, be-
sides had just stolen two suits of
clothes, which, with the theft of the
property in question, would entitle
him to another term in the same
place, which we hope he may receive.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12

Mack Kline and Ella Luby deserve
special censure for leaving school at
recess without permission from the
teacher.
Visitors-Mrs. w. H. Schram. Mrs.
A. FL. Head, Mrs. Glare DeRuss, Mrs.
w. w. Wilber; Misses Agnes Barrett,
julia e, Flynn, Hattie Warner !;
Messrs. c. e. Holiday, Charles Mich
OILS, Amor Mcknight, Adelbert Avery,
II, k. Gresh, Calvin Luther, Charles
johnson, w. w. Wilbur, George r.
Dixon, cothty superintendent, and
Bishop Kerfoot.
VIC take pleasure in again thanking
the Ridgway School Dramatic Associ-
alton for two more slices of 4" the last
loaf" which came to us in the form of
two beautiful silver call bells. Think
ing that "the last loaf" must be nearly
exhausted by this time, we will try
and confetti ourselves with pretzels in
the future, if they come "pobty quick"
Hurrah for the "Boys of 49,"
j. B. JOHNSON, Principal
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12

On Christmas Eve, December
oath, a grand ball will be given at
Hyde's Opera House, Ridgway, Pa,
at which all hands and their ladies are
cordially invited. No special invita-
tions will be issued, but a good time will
be had all the same, and you will miss
itifyou stay at home. Excellent music
will be in attendance, and the price
of the ticket will be fixed at reason
able figure. Therefore consider your
self invited, and don't forget to go.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12
Ridgway, Elk County, Pa.
. SUBSTANTIAL HEALTH"

CHERRY CREEK. n. y, Oct l5 1873.
DR. NJ. NJ. FESNER, Frcdonia, n. y.
, Dear Sir Il was IL great sufferer from In
Question Liver Complaint, Nervousness and
1Sonstipation of the bowels, have used your
blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
with the effect of restoring me to robust and
substantial health.
Very truly, Mrs. DORA wEIDNER.
Dir. Fenner's Blood and Liver REM
edy a!d NefVe Tonic may we'll be
called '"The conquering hero" of the
times. 1t is the medical triumph of
the age. Whoever has the blues y
should take it, for it regulates and re-
stores the disordered system that gives
rise to them. 1t always cures Bilious
ness and Liver Complaint, Jaundicc,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Headaches,
FEVER and AGUE, SPLEEN ENLARGE
MEN1s, Scrofula, Erysipelas, PimpleS,
Blotches and ALL SKIN ERUPTIoNs
AND BLOOD DISORDERS; SWrlled
Limbs and Dropsy; Sleeplessness, I'm
paired Nerves and Nervous Debility;
Restores flesh and strength when the
system is running down or going into
decline; cures Female Weakness and
Chronic Rheumatism, and relieves
Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Throat difficulties. 1t does these things
by striking at the root of disease and
removing its.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough
Honey will relieve any cough in one
hour.
DIR. Fcnner's Golden Relief cures
any pain, as Tooth-ache Neuralgia,
Collie or Headache in to 10 minutes,
and readily relieves rheumatism, Kid
ney Complaint, Diarrhna, Dysentery.
Get a circular entitled peoples
Remedies" describing DR.. Fenner's
Popular Remedies.
For sale by Drs. Il. S. Hartley and
d. b. Day.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12
Personal Notes.

-Lank Kline is in town on visit
Alton Chaplin was in town last
week.
Prime sweet cider at Morgester's
corner grocery.
"A silver watch for S1.50. See our
prcmiuin list.
John McGrady is now bar keeper
at the Ridgway House.
james McAfee will make the new
suits for company H..
Stewart has not yet been returned
to MS last resting place.
Oysters by quart or count at Nor
gesters corner grocery.
Mrs. Ostcrhout and Mrs. Holiday
are reported on the sick list.
Fresh barrel of Cranberries at
Morge5ter's corner grocery.
Fancy writing paper and enve-
4lopes, in boxes. at this office, for sale
cheap.
C. w. and Will Nichols are now
at Kane. They seem to have plenty
of work to do.
DR.. Carver, they call him now,
since he winged lot of oyster cans.
A good wing shot.
j. S. Powell is still confined to the
house, but we hope before long he may
be able to be around.
"A full line of fresh canned goods
will be received next week at Nor
gesters corner grocery.
d, B. Day has moved his drug
store from Campbells building to his
new building next cast Of the Hyde
House
B. IT Chaplin, of Brockwayville,
we are sorry to hear, is now confined
to the house with an attack of fever.
Mrs. Chaplin has also been ill.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12

AT the adjourned term of court,
Commissioners Weidert, Reuscher and
Osterhout gave bonds in the sum OF
S., 900 each for the faithful performance
of their duties, in accordance with the
new act of assembly. James Magin-
mis- and james MCFarlin, are the
sureties of Commissioner Weidert's
bail bond, Jerome Powell and James
Nc Farlin on that of Commissioner
Reuscher, and r. V. Kline and
Jerome Powell on Commissioner
Osterhout's bond.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12

Tuesday night the weather caught
a bad cold, and Mr.. Storm King made
things howl as he thrashed around the
house corner, and moaned and wheezed
through the night air. On Wednesday
morning the ground was covered with
snow, and the air cold and bracing,
again deluding us with the hope that
winter has come to stay, and again
causing the weather prophets to change
tact.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12

One hundred new Fall Samples
and the new Fall styles Fashion Plate
just received from Wanamake er's at the
West End Store. Suits cheaper than
ever. A new feature introduced this
season is the prepayment by w. & B.
of the express charges upon all suits
costing $50 and upwards, where the
money accompanies the order, thus
giving our citizens goods at Philadel,
phia prices. Among the rules of this
house
One Price. Cash Payment
Full Guarantee. Money Returned.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-12-12

The ADVOCATE is authority for the
statement that Elk county will be en-,
tirely out of debt by the 1st of January
ensuing, unless something extraordi.
nary traispires. The part of wisdom
will be to keep so, as municipal in,
debtedness is one of the most common
and worst evils the people of this coun,
try have now to contend with. 1t is
so much easier to contract Indebtedness
than provide means for paying the
same.-BrOOkViUe Republican.
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Adjourned Term of Court.
MONDAY, Dec. ., 1873.
Judge Wetmore, presiding.
Associates-Weisa and Jones.
ARGUMENT LIST.

II
Associates and Jones.
ARGUMENT LIST.
In the matter of the appeal of Ser
geaht township, Mexican county, from
the order of justices, removing George
Brown from the township of Benzin-
ger. Continued.
Commonwealth VS.. Theodore Stein.
Defendant sentenced to pay cost of
prosecution. Rule to show cause why
the sentence of the court suould not
be Eecorded. Rule discharged.
The township of Ridgway VS.. w. H.
Schram. Rule to show cause why
Judgment should not be opened. Now,
December 10th, 1873. c.. A. V.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania VS..
Horace Little. Rule to show cause
why Judgment should not be opened.
Rule discharged.
John Walker & Son VS.. N. Halligan
Sherlff's interpleader. Rule to show
cause granted, sale stayed and lien OF
levy to remain. December 9th, 1878.
Rule made absolute. Feigned issued
awarded.
Richard Daley VS.. Lewis Fegley &
Co. Rule to perfect appeal, and rule
to show cause why appeal should not
be dismissed. Continued.
Geo. A Rathbun, Esq, was ap-
pointed Auditor to distribute the fund
in the hand of Jacob McCauley, adj
ministrator of the estate of John Me
Cosker, late of Fox township, deceased.
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-Peterson's Magazine is already {

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An gerand unknown young man
called upon clergyman in Warren,
X. l., day or two ago, and said he
wished him to marry him to "a young
lady later in the day, and had set his
heart upon So as the fee that he should
pay for the important service; but,
unfortunately, he had but So, and
would like to borrow 81 of the clergy
man to put it in the envelope with it..
The clergyman was worldly wise, and
the youth went away without the 81.
And he did not come back to be mar
ried.