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Schuyler ColfaI is at the Palmer.
T. S. Calhoun, q. S. A., is registered at the
Palmer.
The Hon. Charles j. Gill, Bellaire, O., is at
the Sherman.
Gen. J. F. sickles, Lake City, Cal, is stop
ping st the fremont
guest OF the Pacific.
Daniel {. Raw, Springfield, H., is among the
guests Of the Tremous-
The Hon. J. T. Baldwin, Council Bluffs, L.,
Is guest OF the Sherman.
John l. Garland, General Passenger Agent OF
the Fall River Line, is stopping at the Palmer.
The Hon. J. Proctor Knott and suite departed
for Washington last evening ria the 9:40 train
on the Baltimore d Ohio Road.
The last reception Of the First Regiment was
held at the Ar.nory last night and was about
the best~atIended and Dest-conductcd one OF the
TWO series just clesed.
Gcn. F., S. Bragg, whose views on various
matters before Congress were published in yes
1cr.lay's TRIBUNE, passed through the city last
evening cu route to Washington.
Bot}, the siyer-a7ldcrs and the coopers have
bccu successful in their Strikes against the pro-
puesd reduction in their wages. They will IT.
eutne work ut the old figures tomorrow morn
ing.
The large double building Of Haddock's, cor
ner Monroe street aud Wabash arenuc, has Just
been leased 10 B. L. hutchinson, and vii. bc &C.
r1:nied March l BY the Chicago Carpet Com~
pany.
Tie temperature yesterday, as observed BY
Mauasse- opticinn, IS Madison street TR1EuSE
Bu1lding). was, ut J. m., 81 degrres; 10a. Ill.,,
81; II tn. 20: ) r: m., Il; ?: H.. ~. Barome-
ter at b. n.-, o9-t5. .. m. 296s.
William McHenry, Charles Counselman, and ".
j. Pope, Directors Of the Board of Trade, wish
1t understood that they do not oppose the ad-
mission vi Mr.. L. e. Pratt to membership in
the Board OF Trade,
At the meeting Of the First Baptist Church
Friaav evening The following gentlemen were
elected the Committee on Temporary Supplies
and Pastoral Relations: James E. Tyler, Nor
man I. Gassette, George A. Marsh, Il. S. Par
kcr, Edward Goodman.
Alta meeting Of Thor9a}dsen Lodge, No. II,
E. F., held last Monday evening, resolutions
were adopted expressing the esteem OF that
body for tue late j. P. Jensen, Que Of the oldest
and most honored members Ut the Lodge, anu
their sorrow at Lis DEATH
At5:45 last evening August Sass, Al emp!oye
OF the Northwestern Railway, while on his way
home from work was taken suddenly i'll in Tie
caboosc, and died before medical aid could be
had. lie resided at No. II Cornclia street.
Heart disease is supposed to have been the
cause
cust.d br E. T.. Owen with having robbed Henry
+: Schueideulan last Tuesday evening, were ac-
corded a hearing yesterday, in which It was
shown that they we're at home when the robbery
took place, aud they were accordingly honoraply
discharged.
The Grst number at the Western ConJtcttoner
end Bakey. monthly journal devoted to tile
r. hnea trades. has 1UEt DGGu issued.
, 1879-02-09

,RH*ToN-GAGE-At Lake View. Feb G. 1872 Ut
tie residence of the brides mother, Mrs Daniel 4.
Gage. by the Rev. FrAnCs S. Patton Nj. Walter Z.
Kunynn and Miss Sarah i. Gage. No cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S. by the lser. Canon
Knowles, MIR. Stephen Faddon aul Miss Mamie F.
Johnston. No cards.
TUlELEN-Dt)SY-On Tuesday evening, Feb. 1.
Peter Ihielcn to Henrietta Dony, Doth Of this city.
DUFFEHS-pEnRY~-A1 Gracc Church. Jan. ::3, 1879
BY thu Rev Clinton Locke, George ". buffers and
Miss Hannah Berry.
, 1879-02-09
THE CITY.


TIL; CHICAGO DIOGENES.
:EN1SG rRor1rAE1.1 1sY A cAnnIAGE-lANr FOE
AN HONEST AACkNAS.
1t WAS ehrcwd and wise young man
Who would. TWO nights week.
TIC house where dwel1 his future spouse
Right punctually seek.
The distance WIS too long to walk
In times Of slush and SNOW,
And omnibuses and sircer-cara,
he voted, were too low.
So that whene'er this young man sought
The presence Of his BRIDE
E1pectant, he in coupe
Or ina hack must ride.
But carriages arc costly things.
And hack-drivczs perdie
Are different from hichwaymen
But in slight degree.
Therefore, this yonne man sought way
To circumyent the sharks:
He got i lot Of gliltering CONS
think they're called spie{-mdrke-
And when TINT le had hailed h,ck
He'd meath the lamp post stand,
Turning the alleged eagles DER
Conspicuous in his hand.
And when he'd come within block
OF where his love did dwell,
He'd pull the strap right Justify
And at The driver yell.
And the scared driver would pull ap
And ope the hack its door,
thinking to find his passenger
T. A-1eltering in his gore.
But when he'd opea the hack its door.
The passenger lie saw
Upon his knees right anxiously
A-groping in the straw.
HWhat's up: What's up:'' the hacknan cried,
And answer made his 5arc:
.sBidc with thy hnck ILL l get alight
From the gin-mill over there:
'tFor while, to find 1radc~dollat,
My coiu I counted Der,
dropped twenty-dollar piece
Iu the straw upon the floor;
.Dnt, though I've striven anxionsly.
It does not meet my signt;
So patience. till TO yon saloon
Ico and get light"
Thus mildly spoke the passenger,
And the saloon went in
And baoc the barkeeper prepare
4 rooster-ekirt Of gin.
uc quafled the beverage leisnrety,
Appearing 10 be quite
Unconscious that bed entered the
Saloon to get light
And when he had passed ont OF aoora,
And NO hack met his eyes,
&c did not vent Il single word
OF anger or surprise,
But calm he round the corner went,
And to his girls did faEc.-
Two people with single thought,
A single rocking-chair.
Soon Is he'd entered the saloon,
Swift IS the liyhtuing's fash,
Tue t1eacherous hackman clomb the box
And gave his steeds the lash,
And fieetly sped he up the street,
As il The dell pursued,
Nor hailed till he'd left behind
The dangerous nelghborhood;
Then he got out and lit j match. y
And careful felt the straw:
There's no necessity to add
That nothing there he saw.
And thus for the eleven months
Before the t'happy event.
Tint yonny man took hacks twice week
And never paid cent
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eJE1 W T. IIZEPg 7.
Silver and Plated Ware.
Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
Laces, Embroideries,
Kid Gloves, Corsets, Etc.

Fancy Toilet Articles Of every descrip-
tion.
Tinuare and House Furnishing Goods.
a complete stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods.
Tie largest stock in the city of Silk and
Abina Cabinets, Frames, Talises, Satciels,
School Bags. Shawl Straps, &C., SC.
rarian and Bronze Statuary, Clocks,
Albums, and Pocket Cutlery, 1sc., SC.
BE sure and Stop at our SCENT C0uN-
TER. It contains $4,000 different arti-
ellsworth from 10 to IS cents eac1,,-thc
greatest and largest aud best assorted
scent counter Oh this Continent.
Lehmann's own warranted Pure Can
dies. at 12c, 1Cc, and 1Sc per pound.
Fine French Candies at Csc per pound.
Our Retail Cigar Case contains the best
Domestic Cigars, at 2, 3, !, and SC. and
Hayaaas at 4, I, 8, and SC for the best.
, 1879-02-09

The best teeth, the finest workmanship, and but
one:price-s3 set, warranted. Other dentists have
fancy prices for idle time, hut no finer teeth. The
most sklllcd and experienced worktpen employed.
The Drz. McChesncy give MI Gases in lling Or ex-
tsacting their personal care and attention.
, 1879-02-09
MARRIAGES.

1t ladies would have skin like velvet they shoul'
use Buck l. lfayner' GlYcerine Jelly.
, 1879-02-09


FEELING rue GREAT NECESSITY FoE HELrTSG
sue4tns peeuns7y ant arc GnSea n
many why's 10 asstst tnenselve 1t has been thought de-
nccdcwor % viii T Be- md given out t. such as
a or e Il
eht Of poor girls who wis! to earn living In this way
pab Gu Se iii u
held at the fremont House club. room. Wednesday,,
lice
ladies' are among thosc interrsted: Mr. j. 2. WarI,
Hair, sirs. William penn Nixon '''' 'AD'~e
MRs. JANE GltEY sWissHEIM WILL LECTUIE
~ ~ 1a ~ tho Chch ct the G9rger ":
orles with Meaning; OF. Personal "Reminiscences"
Admission u cents.
TUE AScl,0K PLEASUEE GLgB l{Is WILL GIVE !
CORNER Of Adams and Halatcd sts on FrdaY even
TIE FOURTH Fi;FciScT TWELFTH WARD RE-
aras a M west 70 orsaaze Tor Tic
spring campatgn.
TIE cn1cAG0 ONION YyETERaN cLUR Will
Pacific hotcl Tomorrow londay} eyening at oc!o:k.
FTHE: MEMBERS Of THE SOUTH ANp WEST
Side Auxtaries Of the Illinois Industrial School for
81 he rnn ae az D.
Az pcsaons VIZ are iatcresca tn the seno"l arc cof.
% a1 u ssussa ast:ss 70 0e Of
L and Kindergarten viii begin Monday. Feb 10.
THE HON. scHuYLEt: coLFAx WILL LECTURE
1 before the mem6ers Ct the Calumet Gla6: Weanss.
soln ssg sys"'a at O'Clock: Subject; A"F'A'" Lin
TN10S SUPERINTENDENT CHURCH, THE REV
L. (. Mercer pastor; Free s4nnay exsnins isStars M
:. - - .,,u,
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in the Capital The answer was in
the affirmative, accompanied with the
| information that it was only sold to
| Congressman, and that q maj6rity of
| them were With him. This Is proba-
bly, the truth and Just what Ellsworth
Is going to do about 1t dbn't see.
There is already very stringent rule
banishing all drinks of a boozy nature
from the building, and Speaker Ran
| dali has stated once or twice that he
intended 10 see 1t enforced. But
what's the use? If it Is kept out of
the restaurant it goes into the COM
mittee fodms, for Congressman will
have theif tipple. For time there
was none on sale on the House side,
but the Senate caterer kept it, and it
was interesting to see the pairs of Con.
gressmen lock arms and walk over to
the Senate side about every fifteen
minutes. Now all they have to do is
to go down stairs and ask for cold tea.
If stranger gOes in and orders cup
of tea the waiter looks at him sharply
to see whether he tips the masonic
wink SO think It Is a mistake about
the sale of drinks being confined strict
ly to Congressman. Ii the honorable
member wants beer or ale he asks for
pitcher of milk and the beverage is
brought in a little silver pitcher hold
ing just bottle of beer.
A bill has baen introduced in the
House to regulate the charges of the
Pullman Palace and Car Companies
and other sleeping cars patented by the
United States. 1t certainly ought TO
pass. If there is nhy one monopoly
more than another in this country
that needs regulating it is the Pullman
Palace and Sleeping Car Company. A
good room with all conveniences at
tached, and an excellent breakfast in
the morning, can be obtained at the
very best hotels in the United States
for what is exacted by this monopoly
for narrow contracted bunk in a
nasty ill-ventilated car. AT most
hotels these accommodations cost but
half the sleeping car charge, and when
time is not the consideration health
and comfort are served by stopping
over Few can enjoy good nights
rest in the sleepers, and fewer still cs-
cape them without bad colds or some
thing worse, for the luxury of which
one don't like to pay round price.
The bill proves that it shall be un-
lawful to charge more than one
dollar fer the use of the Palace Car by
one person for twenty-tbur hours,
under penalty of $500 to So 900.
The new Pension bill which has
now become law, does not extend
the benefits to any one not heretofore
entitled to them, but it removes the
five years limitation. and enables those
who have neglected their claims to
come i'm and get what others no more
deserving have already secured. 1t
also dates back to the day of death
or discharge all existing pensions. 1t
is estimated that over thirty millions
of dollars will be disbursed the present
year on account of the law, and as the
money goes mainly to the poor people
who need it and will circulate it, some
benefit to business may be realized
Claim Agents will not be recognized |
10y the Pension Bureau in the disburse-
ment of dues under this law.
Don PEDRO.
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ventilation is seriously detrimental Ia
The health of the court, the jurors aid
the bar. The jury rooms are without
ventilation. The one set apart for the
Grand Inquest is too small, neither of
the rooms have any seats except fiat
board benches, without backs with
only three or four chairs. We respect
fully present that 1t is unreasonable to
call men from their homes to attend
to the business Or the public, keeping
them for hotiis at time, and often
from day to day; without providing
them with reasonably comfortable
seats. We do not ask for upholstered
chairs, or velvet l6unges, but we do
ask that in this day of Improvements,
those who succeed us in the jury
rooms be provided with comfortable
chairs, and we respectfully present
that the court house building as a
whole is unsuitable for its purposes,
that 1t is not wise economy to repair,
that the county being out of debt, and
having satisfactory surplus of assets,
and money ih its treasury, with the
low price of labor and building ma
terial, it is measure Of prudence and
economy to replact these structures
with new buildings, not costly and
mammoth structures but with sub
stantial and comfortable buildings.
We respectfully tender our thanks
to the Honorable Judges and District
Attorney for their courtesy and assis-
tance rendered us during our delibera-
tions.
Ar PRESTON. Foreman.
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Mrs Peter Kennedy, whose deaf

Mrs Peter Kennedy, whose death
we noticed in our last issue, was in
her 9th year, and was in many re-
spects remarkable woman. She had
been married three times, Peter Ken
nedy, her third husband, she married
in her 9th year, and at the time there
was not grey hair in her head. Peter
was then forty years old. Her first
husband died On the voyage across the
ocean from Ireland, aid after few
years of single life she was married
to Cunningham, father of Mrs. Cum
ningham of this place, by whom she
had two children, one boy, dying in
infancy. For a woman of her years
she was remarkably active, only being
in bed about two weeks in her last i'll
ness.
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Howe Sewing Machines.

Among the great variety of goods Of
every description for sale at
POWELL & KIME's
Will be found an assortment of tn
celebrated Elias Howe, Jr., Improved
Sewing Machihes-the best machine
,iow inanufactured-they having been
appointed sole agents for Elk county.
They will keep on hand fuckers;
Corders, Hemmers, Braiders and Ruff
fiers, Needles, Sewing-machine Oil,
Thread, &C., &c. Will also furnish at
any time detached parts for said ma
chine. All at greatly reduced prices,
and will be sold on accommodating
terms with approved security.
RIDGwAY, Aug. 20, rs. tt:
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A. B. PRESTON, Foreman.
ELECTION CONTEST.

In the matter of the contested elec-
ton for Representative in Congress, of
the Twentieth district of Pennsylva-
mia, upon the petitions of Seth H.
Yocum, the Court made the following
order: January 2sth, 1879. On hear
ing the foregoing petition, it is ordered
and directed that the persons in whose
possession or custody the ballot boxes
were placed, containing the tickets,
list of voters and other papers of the
last general election. shall keep the
same to answer the call of any court or
tribunal authorized to try the merits
of the contested election for Congress,
or take the evidence in relation to the
same.n
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NOTICE.

NOTtUB Is hereby given that the
Commissioners of Elk County will
hold a Court of Appeals at their office,
in Ridgway, on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY THE 9TH AND 2STH
DAYS OF FEBRUARY, 1879, for
the purpose of hearing and determin-
ing appeals from the assessments, and
revising the military enrolment for
1879, at which time and place all
persons feeling themselves aggrieved
by said assessment, or enrolment,
can attend If they see proper.
By order of the Board,
Attest:-W S. HORTON, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
February 1st, 1879.
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From the NEW YORK TRIB UNE.


New York Tribune: New York, May I6, 1866.
Dear Sir:-Plei.se send me two more
bottles of your Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic My wife has been taking It and
thinks II has done her good. Yours truly, c.
A. TRACY.
DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Rem
edy and Nerve Tonic may well be
called "The conquering hero" of the
times. 1t is the medical triumph OF
the age. Whoever has "the blues 4"
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, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Headaches,
FEVER AND AduE, SPLEEN ENLARGE.
MENTs, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Pimples,
Blotches and ALL SKIN ERUPTIoNs
AND BLOOD DISORDERS Swclled
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.
DIR. Fenner's Improved Cough
Honey will relieve any cough in one
hour.
DIR. Fennef's Golden Relief cures
any pain, as Tooth-ache Neuralgia
Collie or Headache in to 10 minutes
and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kid.
ney Complaint, Diarrhea, Dysentery
DIR. Fenner's st. Vitus Dance Spe.
cific. One bottle always cures. Fol
sale by Dealers.
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A MONTHLY ROYAL SCRAP Book.

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Health and Happiness

Health and Happiness are priceless
Wealth, to their possessors, and yet
they are within the reach of every one
who will nse
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Estate Notice.

ESTATE of Valentine Glatt, Jr.,
late of st. Mary's Borough, Elk Co.,
deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make ini-
mediate payment, and those having
legal claims against the same, will
present them without delay in proper
order for settlement, to
LOUIS VOLLMER Executor
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NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.
Estate Notice.

ESTATE of Anna Dorathea Eckle,
late of st: Mary's Borough, Elk Co.,
deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make inn
mediate payment, and those having
legal claims against the same will
present them without delay In proper
order for settlement, to
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-02-06

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES
HATS JUST RECEIVED
at Mrs. n. II. Cummings, also ties, col
lars, cuffs, hoisery, gloves, and o gen,
eral assortment 6f Lnties' Fancy
Goods. Remember the place, in H. S;
Thayer's Building, Main street. Cali
and examine before purchasing else
where
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The Aarurate,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1879.


Dried green peas at Morgester's.
Another wedding the gossips say
Potatoes $l.1O per bushel, at Nor
gesterS.
Horse radish powder at the corner
grocery.
Joseph Holseybrook is reported on
the sick list.
--Mackerea, white fish and siscoes at
Morgesters.
Peter Kennedy is in precarious
state of health.
Tire Democrat has regainea its
patent outside.
--Couft proceeding will be found in
another column.
Election for township officers
Tuesday, Feb, 1s.
Ben. Dill has been under the
weather for several days.
Miss Sallie Stoner goes to Mary.
land on visit, starting to-day.
-Jackson's Best or Wardle's Above
All tobacco for sale by Morgester.
Presbyterian sociable at the resi-
dence sof ID. S. Luther to morrow eve
ming.
Miss Emma Ross has just conf
Ineaced the second term of three
months at the Boot Jack school.
The work of fitting up Messengers
hall for the use of the Presbyterian
society is rapidly going forward.
Geo. Foust made his regular annual
visit to the ADVOCATE office a few
days ago. May his shadow never grow
less.
After our thaw and mild weather
another snow storm struck this place
yesterday and winter holds undisputed
sway.
DIR. Earey has been appointed on
the following house committees: Ways
and Means, Judiciary (generaD, and
Railroads.
"A very poor winter this has been
for skating. There is ice enough but
1t takes too long time to reach it
through the snow.
Martin Luther and daughter, of
Luthersburg, Clearfield county, are in
town on visit. Mr.. Luther is broth
er of ID. S. Luther, of this village.
The mines at Wi!marth will be
ready to ship coal about the middle of
April. Upwards of one hundred men
will be given employment in these
mines.
The Presbyterian festival in the
basement of the NJ. E. church, last
Friday and Saturday evenings, was
financial success. The net proceeds
were $4,000.
Senator Hall, who represents this
district, has been placed on the follow
ing committees: Judiciary, Educa-
ton, Public Buildings and New Coun-
ties aud County Seats.
AT a special meeting of Company
II held at their armory ON Monday
evening last James McAfee, of this
village, was awarded the contract Ior
making the new uniforms.
Rev. H. V. Talbot praises the
ladies of the Presbyterian society very
highly for the "boss" job they did in
cleaning out the basement of the M.
E. church after the late festival.
-Crayston, the miller has moved
into the rooms in Mrs. Houk's store,
recently occupied by Jerry Thompson,
and Jerry has moved over the creek,
into the house next east of Mrs.
Houk's.
The Weekly Journal, published
at Lock Haven, Pa, by H. Bixby, is a
new and welcome addition to our ex.
change list. The Daily Journal has
been received at this Office for several
months, and now We have Vol. No. 8
of the weekly. 1t is only 81 a year
and worth double the money to any
one