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An ounce of prevention is better than
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How often do we hear person say,
there must be something the matter with
my blood, I have pimples all over. We
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

LIABILITIES.
by county order outstanding 115s 81
county bonds outstanding 827g 10
Int: on bonds to January. 1878 500 "a
amt due Dixmont hospital 12OI 40
amt due Daniel Scull, sheriff $3.50 90
" amt due townships, Windfelders bal. 194S 30
am uue freu Sch1ning, prothy. 359 %
S122l2 SO
bAcess Oh Assets. 1908 SS
S30,2l6 80
We the undersigned Commissioners Elk County do hereby
certify That the above and
the receipts and expenditures
lS!i and the assets and liabilities of the same. = -
witness our hands this 3ist, day A. d.
&tH S&t6kaE SEsEkEEFElai,SHSTEs Co. Commissioners.
Attest: W. S. HORTON Clerk.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21
Assets and Liabilities Of Elk County,
January z, 1878.

ASSETS
To tax due from unseated
lands, subject to commits
sions and exonerations 19,4Ol CO
8" tax due from coll. subject
to com and generations 1858 80
g amt due from BenZinger
tip. for support of c. MIST
and Mary Krieg at Dix .,,o
mont VA 81
tamt due from Jones tip.
for support of A. Parsons
and julius Stelling at Dix
mont Ho ~
amt due from Fox tip. for
support of Kate Williams
and George Ansinger at r-ooo
Dixmont o'S w
amt due from St. Mary's
Boro. for sup. OF Martin
Gregor at DiXmont el lO
amt due from Lock Haven
Boro. for sup. fJohn Con- oo- m
don at Dixmont 800 w
amt of Judgment against
Cameron Co. 40 Gu
"amt of judgment against
Patrick Lamb ct al. 4S ~
amt of Judgment against
RidgwaY township 2l4 70
amt of judgment against
Michael Haulau 81 26
"am't note against Anthony
Krieg 20 'o
an Kriee 81 n0'' 2s IS
/" amt of judgment note
against Martin Herbstritt 20 10
amt of judgment note ro
against Daniel Cain II 90
/" amt judgment note against
j.. L. & J, E Bonham Al 90
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

SCHOOL BUILDING rrNn
To bal. due fund at last settlement 1s65
. amt tax received from unseated lands "a 5d
am reco 'or reoem' OIL lands from Co. 23Ol
s52 10
ny school treas receipt 7sO
conn conn on ON amount amount disSurssd SSsEss e
+. balance au. fund g ss5 q
$50
HIGHLAND SCHOOL FUND
TO BAL due fund at last settlement 697 54
- amt tax reed from unseated lands 81 33
s7s1 "A
BY school treas. receipts 45o 90
. treas. commission OH amount received SO
- treas commission on amount dsbursed 90
S2 10
bailance due tund 4eO 6s
$7s1 81
HORTON SCHOOL FUND
To balance due fund at last settlement S1ba 10
154 10
BY school treas. receipts SO as
- treas. commission on amount disbursed 67
5i8
' Balance due fund 6s 81
HORTON SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
To balance due Treasurer e7 Sc
D. o75G
by pai'ance due treasurer at last settlement 81 Sc
so7 5e
JAY SCHOOL FUND
TO balance due treasurer s6 90
s6e 9.
ny oaiiahce oue treasurer at last settlement 66 2
s6e %
JAY SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
10 balance due fund at last settlement S333 O4
s88 O4
BY school treasurer receipt 264 l6
= treasurers commission on amt disb'd 20
265 81
i balance due fund 81 IS
1888 o4
JONES SCHOOL. FUND
To balance drn fund at last settlement "a I:
" amt tax re ived from unseated lands 81.
: amt recei' for REDEEM of lands from Co. 199 8:
1856 II
ny schooi trt aurers receipt So o.
. treasurers Commission amt received IOl
> treasurers commission on payments Os
SO Il!
pallance cue fund 1913 OK
$3.50 Il
JONES school. BUILDING FUND
70 balance due fund at last settlement i4G|
amt tax rec d from unseated lands Sc
do reed for redepn OF Ian DIS from co., 81 SO
$lO3 81
By school treasurers receipts 43I
" treasurers commission amt reed l9,
" do do do paid. OS
637
~" balance due fund, SO 81
s1o8 81
MILESTONE SCHOOL. FUND
70 balance due fund at last settlement S72 @.
s72 81
BY school treasure RS receipts II q
% treasurer's commission on payment, Al
s72oi
MILESTONE SCHOOL BUILDING FUND.
70 balance due fund at last settlement $40 8,
s7O8,
BY school treasurer's receipts Is 9
- treasurers commission on payment, Ia
$40 81
RIDGwAY SCHOOL FUND.
10 balance due fund at last settlement S467 L
Si67 II
BY school treasurer's receipts, 457 6
" treasurers commisn on amt disb'd, 9lh
" ,,,,n.. ,,,. ,,n1 s40o s.
sie7 lo
RIDGwAY SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
70 balance due fund at last settlement 22o IA
s92o u |
BY school treasurer's receipt 2l5 u
treasurers commission on payment 44
S22O IA
SPRING CREEK SCHOOL FUND.
70 balance due fund ut last settlement 40 81
$l7O8
BY school treasurer's receipt 1866 81 |
treasurer's commission on Judgment Al
sl7o5c
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL FUND
70 balance due fund at last settlement 35 81
amt tax received from unseated lands Al |
Sa7 SO
By Co Commissioners receipt for refunding
orders redeemed 4OG |
treasurers commission on amt received Oh
treasurers commission amt disbursed 0S |
$4l7
balance due fund, 33 IS |
$37 SO |
ROAD FUNDS.
BENEZETTE ROAD FUNDS.
IoIa I,,1f I.,t fnA
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

By amt paid for stationery,
pastage, books &c. 107 81
amt paid for bounties on
wolves &c. p 95
amt pd for fuel and lights 294 OF
amt paid for repairs to
public buildings 14S 81
" amt paid for Advertising
laws stricken off by comrs. % 90
amt paid Geo A Rathbun
auditing Prothy accts. 900
amt paid! institute expen-
ses 1876 155 93
amt pd for appeal exposes SO 10
amt paid Treas. for lands
sold to county SO 94
amt paid reward for Cas-
per Wilhelm 100 90
/" amt paid establishing line
bet. Elk & Ca meron Cos. 2l g.
amt establishing merid-
ian line 81 90
- amt paid reward and eX.
penses for capture of Me-
Collum 100 0,
amt paid jury commits
sioners and clerk So O6
amt paid inquests 40 30
" amt paid w. b. Weed Off
cial stenographer 80 on
" amt paid miscellaneous ex-
pense5 lOl Al
" amt paid to township for
balances due them from
JOS. Windfelder treas 1875 1859 SO
" amt treas. com. for amt
received and disbursed 633 "A
1892 81
Excess of receipts 900 SO
SI6 o9S on
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

Jacob McCauley, Esq, Treasurer O
Elk county, in account with til,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania TO
the year ending Jan. Z, 1878:
TO bal. due Com'th at last settle.
ment. 234 :;
amt of retailers license as
per mercantile appraisers
return for 1877 747 )
"anlt brewers license as per
mercantile appraisers ret. III 125 O.
amt billiard license as per
mercantile appraisers return
for 1877 220
''amt eating house license as
per ret Ofcierk of quarterses. $50 0
amt store or liquor license
granted in 1876 and lifted in
1877, as per return of clerk of
quarter sessions 500
"am t store or liquor license
as per return OF clerk of
quarter sessions 500
amt circus license as per
treasurers report of same 600
" 10 copies of pamph. laws as
per treas. return of same 100
2132 4.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

The Commissioners of Elk county in
account with said county for the
year ending January 7, A. d. 1878:
Michael Weidert.
To county orders received $24O 90
By 20 days services at So S24O 90
w. HI. Osterhout
To county orders received 1T 60
By 593 days services at So $177 60
George Reuscher
To county orders received 233 90
By 77S days services at So $233 On
Daniel Soul, Esq, High Sheriff of
Elk county. i'm account with said
county for the year ending January
z, 1873.
To fines and costs in Com. cases 218 18
do jury fees rec d in civil cases 1000
do cash reed from u. s. Mar
shall for medicine furnished
by co. to Rathburn d King l5 65
do amt proceeds sheriff's sale
Jan %, 1877, of fwindfelder's
property 1855 0s
do reward and costs for recap
ture of Michael McCollum 100 90
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

~ 4
Eph. Hewitt, DO Jay do do GIG 3,
Manett KODert, DO Jones do do 1923
Lawrence Fee, do Millstone do do so
~ Messenger 40 Rldgway do do ,052 5:
VIM A Irwin, do Sprg Cri do do 285 s:
Mich. Stribch, do st. Marys boro, do 1,148 sc
u,.. s7,e4o 81
Those marked with have paid since settlement.
JACOB M'CAULEY, ESQ. TREASURER OF ELK COUNTY
IN ACCOUNT WITH SAID COUNTY FOR THE YEAh
ENDING JANUARY I, 1878.
To bal. due fund at last settlement 1,79l 8
" amt Co. tax reed from unseated lands 142 II
= amt Co tax reed from cole .tors 7,72l 8.
fielder ct al. 1902 S
amt reed tor REDEEM. of lands from Co. l,4S9 %
amt re''d from Belzinyer tp amt
due Dixmont 56s |!
:" amt reed st. Mary's on amt due Dixm't 4s7 6s
" 90 90 r. Jones tp on amt due DiXm't 800 G
DO 90 fr. Fox tip. on amt due DiXm't l9l |!
90 90 in Benz gr tip I'd od VIM Zelt note 135 o.
:. vs.; Hoffman - ~ ~ 1922
Sls584 Is
by 20. Com'rs rect for Co. ords. redeemed 1924 g.
:. do do rect for REDEEM. ords redeemed 663 A.
" do do rect for refi'g ords redeemed 80 IS
- do do rect for redemption of orders to
township for WIndfeder's balance 1859 s. ,
= treas. com. on amount received 334 g.,
" treas. com. on amount disbursed 297 SO
1854 g.
" Balance due fund 3Ul9 81
sls5S4 l,
STATE TAX ACCOUNT.
To balance due at last settlement, S 1925
" amount received from collectors 62 .:
s2o5 ::
BY State Treasurers receipts, 19Ol
" balance due account less commission, 10 4.
s2O5 Z.
SCHOOL FUNDS.
BENEzETTE SCHOOL FUND.
To balance due fund a. last settlement sl27s ;.
sl,2So ::
By county commissioners receipt for refund.
ing orders redeemed, ll1t
:" school treasurers receipts ,25U 8
.. treasnrers commission on amt reed, q.
do do do paym'ts % 3,
sl,2s7 81
=" balance due fund, 1SG
sl,2s9 !:
BENEzETTE SCHOOL BUILDING FUND.
To balance due fund at last settlement, 1886 81
do do treasury, Goa
s292 Al
By county commissioners receipts for refund
ing orders redeemed, $ SO:
" school treaSurerS receipts, $50 65
" treasurers commission on payments 6Si
s292 Al
BENZINGER SCHOOL FUND.
To amt tax reed from unseated lands, S I'll so
from county, l4l rs
$l53 26
" balan ce due treasury, 1S9 "a
S343 20
By bal. due treasurer at last settlement, S34O IA
treasurers commission amt rec'd sos
s848 20
BENzINGER SCHOOL BUILDING FUND.
To balance due fund at last settlement 1884 Is
amt tax reed from unseated lands O3
do do for redemption of lands from
the county, 40 SO
S426 II
By school treasurer receipts, $40 AZ
treasurer's commission amt reed, "a
do do do payments, 76S
1884 90
{" balance due fund, Al Is
S426 II
FOX CHooL FUND.
To amt tax reed from unseated lands, 2227
do reed for RECEPTION of lands from co., 40 90
$71 So
By bal due treasurer at last settlement, 10 As
treasurer's commission on amt reed, AZ
sll 81
balance due fund, SO 40
ST. ss
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21
$3.50 81
1927 so
% SO
$50 90

.ounty for the yearsio7S, having met at the
tmmissioners Office in Ridgway, in said
'ounty, on the first Monday of January, A.
}. ISIS. for the purpose of auditing, settling
nd adjusting the accounts of the several
'ounty officers, we adjourned to Tuesday,
anuaryS $, 1873, at which time we proceeded
o audit settle and adjust the accounts of the
everal county officers, as set forth in this our
eport. .
Daniel Scull, Esq, High Sheriff of said
.nunty, was present in person and presented
lis account,
After carefully examining. auditing, set,
ling and adjusting his account, Is revised
nd settled by the County Commissioners we
.,und due to him. by the said county of Elk,
he sum of six hundred and siXty-nine dol
trs. which sum we hereby certify to be true
nd correct, AS set forth in the foregoing
tatement.
In witness whereof we have hereunfo set
,ur hands the 3lst day of January, A. ID. 1873.
GEO; Sl 2; 7, K0THRoCk3 co Ara,.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

We, the undersigned Auditors: of Elk county
ior the year ln7S. having met at the Commits.
SiOners' office, in Ridgway. in said county OF
The first Monday of January, A. d. 1875, be
ing the seventh day of the month, for tn.
purpose of auditing, settling and adjustin:
the accounts of the several county officers
we adjourned to Tuesday, January s, ISIS. al
which time we proceeded to audit settle AND
ldjust the accounts of the several count,
,fficers, and found them correct as stated iE
this our report.
Jacob McCauley, Esq, Treasurer of said
county, having been duly notified, was pre-
sented in person.
After havirg carefully examined, audited
settled and adjusted the accounts of the said
Jacob McCauiey, we found due from him til.
said Treasurer to the several funds, as is fuliy
set forth in the foregoing report, the sum o.
eight thousand nine hundred and seventy.
iour dollars ana seventy y-one cents, and dut
To him, the said Treasurer, from certain
funds, as set forth in said fO egoiag report tn,
sum of eight hundred and one dollars and
n1nety-two cents, leaving a net balance OF
eight thousand one hundred and seventy-twG
dollars and seventy-nine cents due to the
said county of Elk by the said Treasurer.
Also due from the said Treasurer to the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania the sum OF
twenty-eight dollars and ten cents. as fully
set forth i'm the foregoing report.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands this 3lst day of January, 4. ID. 1873.
GEO: I. RoTHROCK,
w. IL. HYDE, ICo. Aud's
X. /. SPANGLER.
Attest: NJ. 5. KLINE, Clerk.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21

The Commissioners of Elk county in
account with said county for the
year ending January 7, A. ID. 1878:
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-21
IHE SOCIETY STORE.

A new store started in Ridgway un-
der the auspices of the ladies of Grace
Church, with
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02
towns and villages, together with the

towns and villages, together with the
laborers, mechanics and professional
men of the country would 60 on n,asse
against them.
If | have misintcrpreted the pro-
ceedings of said association / hope
that some member II 1t will correct
nc.
Democrats, let us have no split in
our ranks, but let us equip ourselves
for the coming campaign, and follow
up the victories of the past with a
complete success next Fall.
Yours, &c, G.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02

the stern fact that what was seen
there in paints and inks would Je seen
in the two tents on the day of exhibi-
ton. The two tents were necessarily
made larger every season; more seats
we're added; more men and horses
were employed to convey this IN on
ster show across the continent. Pro
prietors Of other shows we're amazed.
they could not understand whv Man
ager Frost with the Van Amburgh
Company drew such crowds; they had
placed talsehoods upon their posters
but the "Secret of Success where
was it? The Van Ambnrgh Company
found it the truthful scnten .es con
taincd OH their bn llctin boards, and
the people found that what was ad-
vertisel was exhibited or performed
In ;lis manner, by being honest with
the people, Van Amburgh & Co. ;,
M,nagrric and C;rcu5 came to. be the
only recognized show in America
We headed this article "rhe Cir
Gus" and now will cvufae our words
to the ri:.g The acrobat', gymnas;s,
athletes, tnmh'erS, .iugglcrs, bare
back riders, trapczc periormcs<,
mimics, and others tho delight aud
nmu the vast audiences, arc not
looking beings with sunkcn
chests, but they are fresh, robust and
full of strength, and able t. perform
every act advertised. The inimitab
clown is here arrayed in all his glory,
ana nothing obscene or vulgar p,<se,
his lips. The ring horses are not
tired, wurn-out creatures, male 50
from overwork, but they are fresh
from their stables, lively, and know
just what is required of them. What
they advertise upon their bulletin
boards will certainly be seen in the
show. What they ask of you is to
study well what each poster says
and you will be all the wiser when
you see all YOU have real about.
They have gcntlemanly attaches con.
ncct,d with every department, to
name to visitors the animals or other
things in the tents. TO make final,
Van Amhulgh IL Co. are the cxhibi-
tors, the world are the judges.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02
THE CIRCUS

THE CIRCUS
TO exhibit here March 9th at so
cents admission
Van Amburgh & Co.'S Great Gold
en- Menagerie, Frost's Roman Circus
and Royal Coliseum started out to
make tour OF the States, and to
chow the people that one travelling
show at least gave them the worth of
their money; bulletin boards an
hundred feet long and more, and ten
or fifteen feet high, with huge, many
colored and pictured posters, set forth
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02

"OLD' JOHN ROBIASON'S SHOP
This great exhibition was.witnessed
III our Town last Thursday. From our
observation and dealings with its
managers, we can only speak in the
highest terms. There were said t,
be twenty cages Of wild animals,
monkeys and birds ef.rarc pcclmcns
that are no wVcrc else to be seen ex-
cept in the Wild jungles Of Africa.
This was rare sight to every one.
AS to the circus performance. Miss
Emma Lake and also Minnie Marks
acted their parts in such n manner as
MOTTO be excclled. The great leap,r,
Kelley, John Wilson, Barklcy, Hol-
land Bros. the Tumblers and Leap
ers all did remarkably we'll and last
but not least, came The celebrate d
Lowlow who rs clown, we vcntur re
to say, cannot be exc.llcl on the
globe.
We would give fuller description
OF the many excellent characters of
this show hut our space will not per-
NIT.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02
Astonishing Sacccss.

1t is the duty Of every person who
has used Boschee's German Syrup to
let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends i'll curing Consnmp-
ton, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throut
and lung diseases. No parson can
use it without Immediate relief
Three doses will relieve any case, ar,l
We consider IT Inc G'Ty oI All DrT.
gists tn recommend it to the pr& T.
dying consumptiv". at least To try oRe
bottle, as 10000 dozen bottles ere
sid last year, and 70 case where it
failed was reported. Such medicine
as the German Syrup cannot be too
widely known. Ask your Drugy st
about it. Sample Bottles to Try old
at 10 cents. Regular size IS ,enrs,
For sale by all Druggist il the
United States.
Jan 26 "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02
feb lG
LState Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate of the
late Emanuel Ezekiel, are requested to pay
up ut once. Persons who have left watches
and jewclry for repair are notified that all
such articles which have been on hand for
one year, will be sold at auction Oh the first
Monday i'll March, 1878, fer the amounts
due for repairs, unless sooner paid for.
All creditors will present their accounts
at once. Payments may be made and ac.
counts presented to Mr.. W. Robinson, RuI
sell Street or to
ANNlE EIlIKlEL VAN NORDEN
Adm' +. EZEKIEL, dec.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02

We notice park Of excellent bug
gies, ofbcth double and single, on the
Court House Square. These bu 5gies
were manufactured in Cincinnati
Ohio and shipped direct to this point
under the care of an agent. Those
in want of servlcable, as we'll rs neat
buggy, will do well to examine this
lot. They are cheap for cash.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02
lcoMMTNICATED.
OnASGEBCkG COUNTY, S. c.,
Feb 10tb 1873

EH "' rnn./cb".y T'm"S !:
notice III your issue Of Feb. 10Th,
certain resolutions. &C., adopted by
"c"mdi""f'ra" calling itself "The
Farmers Unitc;l Association of t;r-
arg'lu'g cvunty;' and having read
tie resolutions, &c, | notice certain
propositions to which | cannot agree.
One of said resolution, reads as fol.
luws:
'."',~2 r',~. al c.",~-~. NJ ~.
c. unity trhrihu whM Or btnch, Urmo.
c'"f (" Hniir"i$) he rctp cstcd earn
estly t" unite with us in this asSoca-
ti"n and work for the common wei
:arc. OF whuf, on OF uhom?
nude Of tie association is as
as follows:
"iI'at the owners of the soil are
The masters of the country"
Are all of the Wings dead?
w"ulA ask, Mr.. Editor, if SAID
association construes the terms "tnrm.
er>," and 'owncrs Of the sol'' rs
Synonymous If the terms are used
synonymously, then IL rcrson may
join said association, if he is only n
land owner, and not farmer, and a
farmer ca tiller of the SOLD may Join,
though not II land owner. If all
lnn,I nwnpr. ,.,,, i,in tj,o,, ,,,.,,,,, 49,,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02

The silver bill, rcmonc,izin, the
silver dollars, which passed Congress
last week, WAS sent in due time to
the President who returned it with
his veto to the Senate 1t was again
passed over the veto by vote Of 46
to 19.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against h
Estate of Elliott N. Robinson deceased,
wiii render them properly attcstcd, those
indebted, will make payment to
RACHEL \. PRUISNER,
Administratix.
feb l6 It
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The daisies are in bloom. This
charming and modest little flower
peeps coyly from beneath tho more
vigorous vegetation, reminding one of
these tender hearts which must be
known to be loved,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-02

GRBAT SALE
At Orangeburg of Carriages, Bug
gies, Fayetons aid Spring Wagons,
now is the time to get y buggy worth
the money. Call and examine the
stock. N. II. Pullman, agent, pub
lie square. l
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O Q A l..

We return thanks to Mr.. Eros,
proprietor of the Vienna bakery, for
samples of rolls. They were deli
cious, and supplied daily fresh. Try
them.