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Elizabeth A. Nc In the Court of
Enerney. Common Pleas of
VS.. Elk COUNTY Sent
John M Enerney Term 1877, No. 92

To the Defendant above named
Subpoena and alias subpoena having
issued i'm the above entitled case and
returned mot found in the County,"
you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court on the fourth Monday
of January, A. ID. 1878, to answer said
complaint.
DANIEL SCULL, Sheriff.
per. w. S. HORTON, Deputy.
Sheriff's Office, Ridgway, Pa /
Dec. I'D, 1877.
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DY virtue of sundry writs of feri facias
ID niias tieii taclas, venditioni exponas,
levari facias, alias levari facias, and testa-
tum fieri facias, issued out of the Court of
Common Pelas of Elk County, and to ms
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said county. do hereby give notice that !
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Court House, in Ridgway, at one O'Clock
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Master in Chancery. just as Is the case
to-day in all the old States where Ju-
dicial Districts are composed of as many
as six counties; in which Court is seldom
held oftener than twice year.
am satisfied that upon q calm coz
sideration upon the foregoing facts and
suggestions our thinking men must con.
clude that it will at least be best to try
our present arrangement for two years
anyhow, and then. my word for it. they
Will agree with me, "that the less Court
we have the better it will be for Lincoln
county"
l might animadvert upon the audacity
OF some people seeking to be legislated
into the Office of Judge, who could not
be elected to any position, and upon the
ineftable egotism Of others who seek to
preside over us, when the immense ma
jority of the people have said by their
votes that one dose of such was too
much; but, forbear. their failings, their
schemes. their interests, are not the in
terests of the taxpayers or law.abiding
citizens. and our people have but too
plainly said that they wish to be relieved
of such, and therefore conclude that but
few OF US care whether these worthless
would prefer us 10 have seperate Ju-
dicial District or not.
Hoping, Mr.. Editor, that further COM
munications, expressive of the feelings
of our taxpayers, may be called forth by
this,
I remain, =
A. COgITAToR
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Observation-Disclosures Goods-Rye
IL Bourbon Whiskies-fine Brandy,
Wines, Case Goods & Cigars-Importer
OF st. Louis q Milwaukee Beer-Elegant
Tom x Jerry i other seasonable hot
drinks-at Panaca Saloon, No. 1000
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ONE PRICE! ONE Bril-.
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ing and passed resolution to give a
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HrLLsIDE.-The Hillside furnace will
not be started up until the 1st of Janu-
airy. when j. B. McGee, the Manager,
Will return from the Bay. The work at
the mine continues as usual.
Read Late Receipts at Poujade's
FRENCH DoLLs.-J. Myers & Bro. have
In their fancy goods department a fine
assortment of beautiful French dolls,
dressed very tastefully. suitable for
little girls.
CHRIsTY BULLIoN.-The Christy Mill
a Mining Company shipped from Silver
Reef on the 18th of and 10th OF December
two bars of bullion valued at 1854. SS.
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according to reports of Superintendent
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Choice family 3 X Flour 10 sacks.
do do do half"
Bourbon, Cognao l. Domestic Brandy,
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Tea Kettle"
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LITERARY NOTES.

Sir Henry RawlinsOn will have an article on
the Afghan crisis III the December number Of The Nine
tcenh Century,
Bcaumarchas's ale Barber de Seville
Will soon printed 10y Macmillan Co. as school text
book with notes and an introduction.
The sixth volume of Remains "Origincs du
Christansinc" will have the title LEg-c," and Is in
press; the seventh, which ne calls Mare Auelc" Is
nearly ready Tor the printers.
John G.. Whittier, Richard S. Storrs, Prcsi-
dent Bartlett. of Dartmouth College Mary CIenmcr and
others will contribute to next weeks IudpendeL which
will then celebrate its thirtlcth anniversary
The life of the late Mgr. Dupanloup, Bishop
Of Orleans, will be written by the Abhc Lagrange who
has already begun the work The Able was for twenty
years the Bishops Vicar-Gcneral, To him were left
al the papers, manuscripts and letters belonging to the
Bishop
In a second edition of an English work on
the primitive Notifications VI Rome by Mr. Parker an
Eueshman, much material has, it il said, been
added and will prove valuable contribution 10 tho lit
eraturc Of an interesting but obscure suljectthe early
walls OF Rome
At the recent sale Of the effects of Charlie.
Dickens at Gadshl none Of the books were offered and
It rumOrcd that the entire library existing AT the
time Of Dickcns's death, well the series Of
framed Iogarh prints referred To in Forstcrs "Ifc"
have been privately purchased by London bookseller
"The Tender RccOllcctOns of Irene Mae
largcs Upon Her Husbands Focs," which G. w. Carlc
ton & Co. have Just published The firm also announce
a new novel by Julie i. Smith, the Ncw-Orlcans lady
who wrote Widow GOddsiuthS Daughter" called
E KISS and he Friends" over 10000 copies Of her
novels have IL IS said, been sold
Shakcspcarcs Romeo and Juietn has lust
bceb published abroad IN Hebrew The translation was
made by Mr. SakinsOn. who translated into the same
language MIltons Paradise Lost" and Shakespcarcs
"Ofhcllo" At the same time IL is announced that the
and last volume Of the complete Magyar or
uc Hungarian version of shake pcafcs works has lust
bccn published at BudaPesth The first volume appeared
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A new, revised and corrected edition of
Wiltamsons Ancient Egyptians" in three volumes.
is ready at Charles Scrbncrs sons The same house
announce Mary Russell Mltfords " our Village" and
new edition of Nature Pictures" containing thirty H.
Illustrations on wood Icy r. Paterson which were CON
slrrcd when first made among the best specimens of
wood engraving IN existence.
The new book at Henry Holt & Co.'s, "A
Century Of American Literature" is appropriately
made the one bundredth volume Of the Leisure Hour
Series II contains 400 pages aud the work Of Pro-
fcssOT Beers, of ale College, who explains In a preface
that his has been simply To give extracts from the
works of forty fifty authors who longer living
that shall Illustrate the growth Of American literature
from 1916 To 1876. He has confined himself 10 the do
main Of polite literature III the restricted sense III the