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Anlsrraoe and n Shame.

With all the water advantages po-
sessed by the village of Ridgway there
is not a single public drinking place
for man or beast the whole length and
breadth of Main street. Time was
when water was as free on our streets
as air or dust, and thirsty humanity
was at perfect liberty to drink and be
merry. Strangers within our gates
quaffed the sparkling draught and re-
turned to their own land praising
the water and the liberality of the
Ridgwayites. The watering trough
at the corner of Main and Broad
Streets has for years and years made
the hearts of the dumb beast glad as
he drank its generous flood. The wat
ering places at Ross and on the corner
near the bakery have been a joy to
mankind for no one knows how long.
These pictures of Il water feast are the
dim recollections of a past time, yet
we hope future generous public may
again set up water fountains to the
end that all manner of man and beast
may drink and thank the donors.
Now how things are changed. Be
meath the fierce rays of a dog days
August sun, the sweaty crowd pass
and rcpass our main th0rOughfare, and
with tongues prctruding, and heart
sad for want OF what should be. as
free as air-water. All the old fOun,
tains are dried up, the murmuring rill
Of the old watering trough is still. No
water, no water, while man languishes
and the dumb beast fingers in misery.
The glory of our village has departed,
the stranger is no longer glad in our
midst, while many one suffers for
water and regret while they think
how plentiful it oace was. Is it not a
shame and a disgrace that such
state Of affairs should exist? Would
it not he better to put the money Il
town clock would cost into Il public
drinking tountain,and get along with
out the clock? The greatest good to
the greatest number should be our
motto. But, talk is cheap, THE AD-
voCATE will contribute $500 toward
Il fund to be used to eXcct public
fountain on Main street Ridg-
way. Who contributes like amount
or more?
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DOga and Vicinity Now and Then

Sam Platt is the happy father O,
a girl baby which we hope he may b,
every now and then.
Pearl looks like sunfiower in the
moonshine as we see him returning
from Boga in the early dawn singing
low and melancholy tune, glad tc
see p. come to see us again now and
then.
There are in and within four miles
Of this place twenty-one baldheaded
men and quite II number that have
bawled and some that are threatened
of getting snatched baldheaded now
and then.
"A. j. Larllin to Miss Adaline
Ready. Now since Arthur has the
rib THAT was intended for him.
lie sings the praise of the cuLbiers bold.
merry Old soul was he.
He'll peg away through heat and cold.
Always merry as merry can he.
Aug. 4, Mir. Almison Couse and
Miss Elizabeth Paris were Joined in
the holy bonds OF matrimony. They
have our sympathy now and then.
Thomas Burchfe!d had the other
day Il very severe attack OF cholera
morbus he started to Ridgway for il
load and was taken so bad he had to
leave his team and come home by
stage. We learn OF case Of this kind
every now and then.
There are five men Of this place
whose combined weight is ten hundred
and fifty pounds. Whew, little too
much iOr us now and then.
He puts on his very best clothes,
dons his best coat and hat puts some
.umery on his bandanna gives Il long
steady look in the glass nmd starts he
says ior the post Office for mail it is not
mail he IS going for but female and Il
school ma'anr. 200 thin Elmer
diamond cut diamond.
A whale doesn't look so very big
when We hear some Of the piscntorial
achievements Of many Of our amateur
trout catcherS. Bat will only bring
homea haIfdozen now and then having
eaten the larger ones in the woods.
The iron jawed woman Claims TO
have lifted with her teeth Il horse that
weighed eight hundred pounds. she
Will pick chair up by her teeth and
throw it over her head with az much
ease rs we would eat our dinner
Allie Il daughter of Alonzo Fur
main, aged about lG years, died last
week Of dropsy, intennent took
place in the Brocliwayville cemetery.
Warren Moshier, an elder brother
Of Mack Moshicr who died recently,
who had been attending the sick had
eighteen fits in six hOtrs FROM eX.
element and want Of rest. But ut
last accounts is improving,
-A little boy Of Jacob Fields died
Of 'iphtheria last Tuesday morning.
There has been eight deaths in
this place within two weeks princi-
paliy diphthcria,
-Mert Bunduy broke his leo one
day last week while skiddlng logs on
Boon'a mountain.
Now AND THEN.
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Bursting of an Oil Tank.

Bradford, Pa, August B. - The
United Lines to-day completed the
laying of three-inch pipe from Brad
ford region to Parker City. Oil can
now be transported in pipes from the
Bradford field to Pittsburgh and
Cleveland at the rate of 5000 barrels
daily. This new line will also give
the United pipe line Company the
use of ,25O, 900 barrels of empty iron
tankage in the lower oil country.
This afternoon workmen dug a trench
under a p, 900 barrel iron tank near a
village on the State line, three miles
north of Bradford, to repair a leak.
The tank was rather old and contained
10000 barrels of oil Shortly before
dark this evening the tank burst a
leak and the great body of oil rushed
out and on to the surface of Tuna
Creek. Thence it was carried by the
stream to Allegheny river, down
which it is mostly all now flowing.
The mishap created great alarm in the
village of State Line lest the oil take
fire. To avoid such result the fire in
every house was eXtingulshed, and
the citizens of the village at midnight
were in fear lest some malicious person
should fire the oil. A number of men
are guarding the stream for miles, to
prevent such action. The tank was
sWaeA by the United lime.
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DIR. TANNER FILLING HIS STOMACH
AND FEELING FRISI<Y.
New York, August 8.-Dr. Tanner
spent Il quiet day and saw few visitors.
The physicians say he is improving as
well as can be expected after such Il
long fast. During the early hours of
the morning he chewed half a pound
of beef steak, retaining only the Juice,
and partOOk of some milk toast and
red Hungarian wine. Shortly after
noon he ate half pound of beef steak
and some potatoes stewed in milk.
He was then weighed and turned the
scales at l2G pounds. About every
hour he partook of some nourishing
food or drink which included water,
milk, potatoes steWed in milk, .bass
pale ale, beef tea, bread and wine.
About six o'clock his weight was
again taken and it was found he
weighed l30 pounds. He was quite
lively to-day and frisked about the
room like a school boy. The physi-
clans say his rapid recovery is some
wonderful
New York, August 9.-Dr. Tanner
continues in good condition. He
passed a quiet night, sleeping most
of the time. At O'clock he ate
heartily of beefsteak and bread. AT 7
o'clock he took two boiled eggs and
stewed potatoes, drinking two ounces
of light wine.
AT II O'clock he swallowed n dozen
raw oysters with crackers, washed
down with four ounces of milk. He
was weighed at noon, the scale indi-
eating 1872! pounds. His pulse at that
hour was 50 and temperature 100. His
mail this morning included nearly $50
letters.
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Ridgway School Board.

A regular meeting of the board wa'
held at the office of Fred. Schoening
Secretary, on Saturday, August, 7th
1880.
Present-W. H. Hyde, President
Fred. Schening, Secretary; Isaac
Avery and ]. X. Gardner.
Sealed proposals were received and
opened from d. S. Luther, and G. w.
Nichols for building a school house at
Laurel Mill and one at the Dutch Set
tlement.
G. w. Nichols bid being the lowest
was accepted on condition that he
sign the specifications and furnish ac-
ceptable security for faithful perfor-
tssssts - s0sfsiRsts
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DIED.

GoRsLINE. - Mrs. Gorsliue. aged &c
years and 8 months, died at the res.
idence Of Doctor B0rdwell in thi,
place on Friday evening August G.
1880.
Mrs. Gorsline was a sister of Mrs
Bordwell, had been married six OF
seven years, and leaves no children.
Her death was unexpected as she wa,
thought to be recovering when a sud
den change took place, and death
came to her relief. The remains were
taken to Reynoldsyille for interment.
1t will be remembered that the mother
of this lady died at Doctor Bordwells
on Sunday morning, June y, and
now mother and daughter lie side by
side.
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"A FERoCIoUs COw.-We learn
from the Bellefonte RepUdtican, that
Mr.. Armagast, farmer living near
Fillmore, purchased a COW a few days
since that turned out to vicious
brute. While watering his stock on
Wednesday, the COW rushed upon o.
valuable horse, driving her horns
through the jugular vein in his neck,
and killing him almost instantly.
The cow then wheeled around and
charged upon another horse, and be
fore she could be driven from the yard
gored horse number two under the
fore shoulder, making deep cash,
and which is thought may prove fatal.
The COW, we are informed, acted in a
strangely ferocious manner, like am
enraged buffalo, and would have done
great deal more damage had she not
been secured
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Drawn for September Term, 1850.
GRAND JURORS.


BcncZettc.-GeO.W WinslOW,
Benzinger.-Jo.eph Young, John
Kriegel, Joseph Fries.
F"X.-Bays Kyler. James McClos-
key, Willis KyIer, Henry Largay.
Highland.-Levi Ellithorp.
HurtOn.-A. L. ShOn5, j. : Cham
berlin, James Jackson, Edwin Alden.
JOnes.-William Cramcr.
Ridgway.-- r. Grant, Peter Gul
mack, q. ID. Messenger, Jr,, }. B.Ri ce,
james Gillouiy.
Spring Creek. - Nicholas George,
Thomas Rhine3.
st. Mary Borough.-F Y. Sosen-
heimer, Philip Fisher, Joseph Meyer,
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Benezette.-B. J. Jones, Hugh f
Wilson, Wallace Johnson, Dennis
Taylor, John V. Hanscom, B. y.
Booth, G. l.. Winslow, George Il.
Rothrock, c. Fl. Winslow.
BenZinger. - Nick Kronenwetter,
George Staufer, Andrew Dippold, Jr.,
Anthony Bauer, John n. Gcitner,
Joseph sSchittlc, John Jesberger, john
Kreckle, Jr., Henry Fletterman, An
thony Goetz, Paul Bush, j. J. Vollmer,
ChrisostOmus Kreckle. George Selle,
Joseph Hamburger, Peter Wilhelm.
FoX.-JOhn Mosier, Geo +. Spooler,
James BiXby, Daniel Corby, Thomas
Sullivan, n. L. Apker, Joseph An
singer, j. a. Miller, G. r.. Kelts,
Smith Parker, VIM. e. Hewitt, Thos.
DOllinger, Uriah w. Rogers, Barney
Cannavan.
Highland.-RufusU Underwood.
Horton.-A. 5. Horton, j. c. Nc
Allister, Jack Short, G. w. Clinton,
o. NJ. Myers, John McMaun, John j.
Bower, Theodore Fox.
JAY. p. l.. Gardner, William
Fletcher, Jr., c. J. Dill.
Jones.-Wm. III. DeverauX, j. l..
Murphy, Richard Brennin, John
HetInecker, VIM. Weidert
Ridgway.-Daniel McGovern, S. 4.
Olmsted, Jerry 5. Stewart, S. b.
Mitchell, VIM. Fannin, c.. f. Dick
inson, Isaac Avery, c. II. Rhines, G..
L. Cody, Samuel w. Miles, Benjamin
Malin.
Spring Creek D. D. Davidson,
William DOane.
st. Mary's Borough.-Joseph Dietz
John Fox, B. f. Lawrence, John
Busch, Jr., George Weigel, Jr.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Z Nstate Of Christopher Uhl, late of
H Benzinger township, Elk county
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters tcstamentary have been
granted to the undersigned, upon the
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ed to said estate are requested to make
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J, 6. RgglHEA.g. M, o.

ELECrIC PHYSICIAN & SURG'N,
Has removed his Office from Centre
street to Main street, Ridgway, Pa, in
the second story OF the new brick
building of john G. Hall, west of the
Hyde House.
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Announcement for Sheriff.

TO the Democratic voters of Elk
county: 1 hereby announce myself as
candidate for tire Office of Sheriff, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
nominating convention. / pledge
myself if nominated and elected, to
fulfill the duties of the office to the
best of my ability.
JAMES MCFARLIN.
Ridgway, Pa, Aug. 10,1SS0.
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the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the comfort and con.
venjence Of guests, to merit continu-
unCe OF the same. Oct30'G9
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@. q. MEsaEN@ER.

DRUGGIST tr pARMACEUTIST,
\. w. corner Of Main and Mill streets.
RidgWay, Pa, full assortment of care
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
Drugs. Prescriptions carefully dis
pcnsed at all hours, day or night,
Vlu3y
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That splendid organ sold by d. S
Andrus " Co., Williamsport, Pa, for
915.OO-cash-with stops, solid wal
nut case and Feet 0! inches high, is
sold now for $4,000 with one more
stop and the grand organ knee swell
additional. Write them. Terms easy
on long time also.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-08-12

S A. 6 z 8 TU s
U2 IAMAI us VsRllNLJ
Mhich Isl dc same thing

Impure Bi-Cnrh Soda or saIerntus
(Which Is the same thingl is Ofa slighG,
Iy dirty white COLOR IL may uppoaE
white, examined by itself, but II.
COMPARISON WITH CHURCH q
co.'s " ARM IANDuAMMEIS'' BRAND
VIII show the difference
Sec that your Saieratus md Brlk-
ing Soda is white and PURE, az
should be ALL SIMILAR SURSTANs
CES used for food
Housekecpers who prefer bread made with
yeast, will improve its quality, make il riso
better and preyentit from souring, by adding
ono-halfteaspoonful of Church &; Co. s Soda or
Galeratus. Be sure and not use too much. The
use of this with sour milk, in preference to
Baking Powder, saves twenty times its cost.
SEQ oae pound package for valuable inf0rma-
ton and read carefully.
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Business Cards.
GEO. a. RATHEUgs.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.
Particular attention given to the
examination Of titles, also to patents
and patent cases.
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". Il. IY{LL{ft[,S,

Late of ''tratianville), Physician and Sur,
gcun. Ridgwuy. Pa. Office in Halls Brick.
building gup-slairs)l Netercnces-J. d
Smith. II. l., Young, r. RuiOisOu, Strattan
vile; Major John kitley, W. " Greenland
Clarion. Has practiCed his profession sue
ccSstuliy for more than ten Years.
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New car load best white wheat,
HaXall, Amber and Graham flour,
also yellow bolted meal, fead, shelled
corn, bran and a full line of heavy
and shelf groceries at Margester's.
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flal.l. q ra'GAULEY

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v32t
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A CARD.

l herewith announce myself to the
voters of this county without regard
to party affiliation as an Independent
candidate for the office of Sheriff, to
be elected November next.
JAMES MCCLosKEY.
Centreville, Pa, July II, 1880.
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Persons having county bonds or
road or school orders which they de-
sire to sell will do well to call upon.
GEo. A. RATHBUN.
Ridgway July %, 1880. n23t6
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. - Sunday
morning last, Mrs. jacob Casncr and
her sister, Mrs. 4. w. Miller. accom-
panied by an eighteen year old son Of
the former, started from the residence
OF Mr.. James Suffolk, in Warsaw
township, in Il buggy, intended to
visit relatives in the Beechwoods. As
they approached the Ridgway road
near the residence of Mr. Harris. the
road at that point being quite rough
and of steep grade, the harness of the
horse gave way and caused it to run
away, precipitating the occupants Of
the vehicle into the gutter alongside
the road, they receiving very severe
injuries, each of the ladies having.
an arm broken and receiving severe
cuts and bruises on their persons; the
boy also received severe cut
some four inches in length. on
the head, some four inches in
length, but not necessarily dangerous.
AS good fortune so Wiiled il DR.. w. j.
Mcknight was the first person to come
upon the scene of their mishap, and
he at once got them righted up, placed
them in his own buggy and took them
back to the residence of Mr.. Suffolk,
where their injuries have received
every possible attention. The ladies
are badly used up, but they escaped
very fortunately, as the place where
the accident occurred is a bad one, and
it is wonder that their injuries were
not more severe. - BroOkYille Repu6-
Hc0R.
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Fresh Rolls, Cakes and Pies at II.
f. Bullers' Masonic building.
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- Square envelopes and legal fold
note paper at THE ADVOCATE Office.
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Bread six cents loaf at Il. f.
Rullers' Masonic building.
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JOHN B. ALDEN, Nunogcr.
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Eggs twelve cents per doz. at TT.
Buffers Masonic building.
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New TINE TABLE. Under the new
schedule the mail and local freight
leave Ridgway station as follows:
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knpidlY Recovering.

BOga, Aug. 10th, 1850.
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Ex Governor Bigler.
Harrisburg Pa trlot.l

Clearfield, Pa, August 9.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Bigler died this morning at 9
cipIonlx
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Ridgway, Pa, Aug. 10,1SS0.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-30
Tho pncet Tamlly-A Bad Lot.

The theories rs to hereditary traits advanced
by Mr.. Gallon do, undeniably, often receive
curious confirmation. An acute observer no.
ticed this in the southern states long before
Mr.. Cations days, and in very interesting
series of articles, printed sixty years after hii
death in Notes and Queries" referred to the
distinguishing traits-good and evil-which
marked old southern families. This is recalled
by tho Wetmore.Anglesey tragedy in Paris
Lord Anglesey may be blameless, but the pro
sumption in the minds of Englishmon, nj
least, will be against him, in view of tho repu-
tation of his family. There seems Co be in tho
blood Of the Pagets an unconquerable ton
dency to banker after their neighbors wives,
and probably no family in England sup
plies such II copious Grim, con, record. 1t is, in
truth, not overstating the case TO say that
large proportion Of the worthest families in
England would regard with dismay the mar
riage of one of their daughters with II member
of that family, in view of the disgracelul rec
ord of connubial iniidelity which attaches TO it,,
With some most honorable eptions-notably
Lords Clarence and Alfred POgct-the name is
associated with everything thar is unpriciplcd
aud prohigatc. Nor does tho rising genera
ton, even of those whose fathers have been
good men and true, seem one whit the better
than that which preceded them. One was
concerned, three months ago, in most
dscreditablo gambling affair. Another is
notorious as gambler, who married woman
he believed to be rich, to bolster up his
shattered fortunes, and now 1t is asserted that
the disappointed mistress of the head of the
house killed herself in the apartments of u
divorced woman, (who, albeit styling herself
Lady Albert Pelham Clinton, has no right to
the nance, in Paris, ON account Of his broken
faith to her. And what was Lord Anglescy' S
last appearance in public? Why, in answer,
by his attorney, to police court summons,
for assaulting an attorneys clerk who had
tried to serve u writ on him 1t is bold OF
foolish woman who marries into such race.
They are of that disreputabe class OF arts.
tocqIcy which largely helped to bring about
the first French reyolution-and justly.