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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-08-19
Boga and vicinity Now and Then.

Rain and sunshine now and then.
The thermometer crawled nm TO
l10o one day last week in the sun.
Comfortably warm now and then.
Harvesting and haying have been
the leading business but is now nearly
over. Some few are behind owing TO
the frequent rains now and then.
Judging from the noise and
actions in the road and fence corners
Sunday evenings the lemonade must
be strong somewhere now and then.
-Boga holds man so grasping in
nature that he drives his neighbors'
chickens into his park cuts Il wing or
marks them some way and then
claims them.
Charley Short went to Galusha's
last week to look for new. location
but returned the same night at 10
o'clock saying he was crowded out bv
little insects being about ten thousand
to the square inch now and then.
One wishing good quiet game of
croquet, Clarke says Boga is the
place to have it now and then.
This place and Brockport possess
large gang of young rowdies who
break into school houses and places
of business, stone windows and do Il
large amount of mischief now and
then.
Candidates for sheriff are making
themselves visible now and then.
john Bnuder is no longer bach
clor but has taken the responsibility
OF Il benedict.
Mrs. Alonzo Myers is recovering
from an attack of diphtheria having
recently lost two children by the
same disease.
Short & Horton having their job
at Sbawmut about completed have
moved into their camp on Whet
Stone Run where they will slaughter
about two million feet Of pine.
i ne lIJtlc IL Sttlile Is now ali the
go. "B"ldy" says, 40, I've done it,
done it lots of times, but ! can't tell
just how.n Now that's what puzzled
them all now and then.
-Thos. Myers and family of Brock
wayviile have been engaged TO keep
shanty on Whet Stone Ran for Short
& Horton.
A rattleonalIe was killed on
Boon's mountain one day last week
that bad twenty rattles. More snakes
have been killed this season than has
been for number Of years before.
The Brockport boys steal taffy
from the girls, while the Roga boys
don't have to steal the article.
N. NJ. Brockway of keystone has
been in Brookville some time train
ing fast horses which he does every
now and then.
The Brockport jurymcn mourn
because the fair at Brockport comes
the same week OF the Elk county
court.
While other villages in the county
have been sorely afflicted with cpl.
dcmic diseases OF generally fatal
this place Ees enjoyed conn
paritive immunity until now.
-lhere was dance on Boon's
mountain Il few nights ago.
Daniel Nolf or more commonly
called Slim Jim or Brockport doctor
has moved his Office and medicines to
Boga aud is running a barber shop
at Brocllport where be does all kinds
OF shaving and Lair dressing now and
then.
Since our friend \. ]. Larllin has
become Il benedict the shoe shop runs
rs regular lis of yore--only now and
then.
John Clark and Miss Emma Vas
binder were married last Saturday
evening. Success 70 you Johnnie.
jack Frost is again among us On
the nights of the l4th and 18th it
frOze the corn leaves yellow.
Now AND THEN.
POCa 4 uunst II 1880
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ESTATE NOTICE.

EHstate of Christopher UhI, late of
h Benzinger township, Elk county
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testameutary have been
granted to the undersigned, upon the
above named estate. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those hav-
ing legal claims against the same tc
present them without delay, in pro-
per order, for settlement.
GEORGE SCHMIDT, I ,,--.......,-
MICHAEL BAUMER, hAecu'ole'
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Personal Items.


Pat Malone, now runs meat
wagon.
Fred Wilmarth was in this village
last Mon day.
Miss Laura Warner, of st. Mary's,
is visiting in this village.
Mrs. J. s. Bordwell is on visit
to friends at Randolph, n. Y.
Martin Sewers, treasurer of Jones
township, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. d. S Luther is at Erie on
visit to Mrs. j. w. Eyster her daugh-
ter.
Col. w. w. Ames of st. Mary's
was in town on Tuesday of this
week.
Miles and Noon have finished
plasterng W. H. Horizons house at
Brockport.
Miss Rhoda Wilcox has just re-
turned home from her visit to friends
in Brookville.
Mrs. Lucy Crawford has arrived
from the west, and will spend some
time in this village.
"A party of young felix's of this
village, intend visiting the Wilcox
fish-pond on Friday of this week.
G. w. Nichols has one Of his
school houses in Jones township in
closed and nearly ready for plastering.
Sam. Miles is having his picket
fence in front of his residence on Cen
tre street painted. Will Cuthbert is
doing the work.
Mrs. Chaplin has gone to Brock
way0ille under the treatment of Doe
tor Niver. Mrs. Niver and Mrs.
Chaplin are sisters.
Miss Emma Ross is here from
Remove ready to commence teaching in
the Ridgway Graded school which
commences Aug. 80.
Philip Schirk's little girl, about
five years of age, fell off lumber pile
yesterday receiving some severe cuts
about the head and face.
Hon. JAS. l.. Giliis, of Mt. Pleas
ant, Iowa, came to town yesterday,
with his 50 years he is still apparently
as hale and hearty as manya younger
man.
Mrs. Whiting nee Celia Gillis,
was in Ridgway II guest at the house
Of Jno. G. Hall. She took Inail west
on Monday to visit her brother G. V.
GilliS at Kane.
Mrs. Malone wishes the party
who borrowed her iron kettle would
be so kind as to return the same. pro-
viding, of course, they are through
using it.
Jas. II. Ross has his new house
well Under way. The bricklayers
will commence work in few days.
This house is located on Centre street
Just opposite the old VanOrsdall
house.
Rev. J. Y. Osterhout, a brother of
w. Fl. Osterh0ut will preach in the
school building next Sabbath. Scrv-
ices morning and evening at 1915 and
7:30. Sabbath school after morning
service.
Mrs, DeGrote, widow of Elisha De
Grote who died last February, was
blessed with twins last week. There
are already six or seven children in
the family, and Mrs. DeGrote is III
very poor circumstances.
Judge j. K. Whitmorc will have
been in Ridgway y years the lst day
of next September. During which
long time he has worked with the eX-
ception of two years, for j. 5. Hyde
The Judge thinks he has gained a resi-
dence.
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&. S. EcR5WELL, "a. u.

ELECTIC PHYSICIAN & SURG'N,
Has removed his office from Centre
street to Main street, Ridgway, Pa, in
the second story of the new brick
huilding of John q. Hail. west of the
Hyde House.
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Republican Co, Committee of Elk
County.
Ridgway, Pa, Aug. lo,isso.


County.
H. NJ. Powers, chairman, Ridgway
Pa.
Benzinger-(St Mary's P. 0)-Jas.
Corbe, David Leslie, Jas. Eddy.
Benezette township-(B Benezette P.
OIL. Lucore, Erasmus Morey,
Jacob English.
Fox township (Kersey P. O.)-J. j.
Taylor, Uriah w. Rogers, Hollis
Sidelinger.
Highland township-(Kane p. o.
Mexican county, Pa. )-E. Hovencamp,
r, Underwood, John Eliason.
Jay township-A. E. Goff, Weed
willie, p. O.; VIM. p. Luce, Caledonia,
p. o.; Ephraim Hewitt, Caledonia, p.
o.
Jones township-(Wilcox p. o.
Jos. Tambini, E. o. Aldrich, G. a.
jacobson.
Milestone observation-disclosures p.
O.)-J. w. Donahue, w. A Irwin.
Ridgway township (Ridway, p. o.
II. II. Wensel, G. d. 0sterhout, j. NJ.
Schram.
st. Mary's Boro.-(st Mary's P. o.
w. w. Ames, w. c. Spafford, F..
Keynote.
Spring Creek-H. .Carman, ,Ridgway
=. O.; William Doane, Ridgway, Z.
o.; O. Il. Miner, Arroyo, p. o.
Horton township-J. S.Chamberlin,
Brandy Camp, p. o.; b. A. Rogers,
Brockport, ?. o.; r.. s. Mcintosh,
Brandy Camp, p. o.
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The Reading Times and Dispatch
has no doubt of the result in Pennsyl-
vania. Here is the expression of the
editors belief: Hancock can make
no headway against Garfield. The
Republicans are certain TO elect their
State ticket and carry both branches
of the new Legislature, with probably
a gain of several Congressman in the
State representation. Whatever other
States may do, Pennsylvania will be
found as soundly Republican as ever
next November.
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-Wilkes-barre Record Of the Times:
1--WE notice among the published
members of the National Committee
Hancock Veterans credited to the
State of Pennsylvania the name of
General w. IL, Mccartney of this
city. The gentleme who had the or
ganization of this Committee have evil
IDENTIFY acted without consultation
with the veterans selected, otherwise
they could not have made such a blum
der. General Mccartney was a val
liant soldier, serving with distinction
throughout the war, in command of
Massachusetts, Light Artillery. He
was at Gettysburg, and with Hancock
fought the armed Democracy who
were arrayed against this Govern
ment. He very much regrets that
in peace General Hancock has as
sumed the leadership of the same rebel
horde which he opposed in war, and
thus has made their political compan-
ionship impossible. General Mozart
ney will vote as he fought-on the
side of the Union, and for Garfield
and Arthur"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-08-19

That splendid organ sold by d. S
Andrus & Co., Williamsport, Pa, for
S75. oO-cash-with 7 stops, solid wal
nut case and feet % 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.
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OF Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.
Powell d Kline are having their
store kalsomined and painted.
Three cakes fine Dat Meal Toilet
Soap for 10 cents at Morgester's.
For whips of all kinds go to Jacob
Butterfuss. An extensive assortment
just received.
A terrific rain storm visited this
place this morning Heavy thunder
accompanied the rain.
Scrap pictures, shelf paper ma
chine made, and note paper and ell
velopes at The ADVOCATE office.
Gus. Rohde has IA new barber pole
planted at the corner of Main and
Mill streets where he is doing a rush
ing barber business.
All note-heads and letter-heads
printed at this office will be bound,
without extra charge, with our patent
blotter tablet all ana see speci-
mems.
Fall samples of clothing, an eX-
tensive assortment just received by
A. Swartz Ross, Merchant Tailor, over
Powell & Kime's store, Ridgway, Pa.
Call and see samples, He guarantees
to deliver all work promptly at the
time agreed upon.
"A section of the State road 20 rods
long east of Eagle Valley mill, interiors
with the new switch that is being put
in. The railroad company have los
men on the job of moving the State road
to higher point on the side hill. There
will be one good piece of State road
when this job is done.
Chester Times! "The parties who
were engaged in the disgraceful ston-
ing and otherwise maltreating Harris,
the colored Democrat, should be
summarily dealt with. Such an ex-
hibition of Kukluxism should not be
allowed to pass unnoticed. Our col
ored citizens should see to it that no
conduct of theirs throws discredit on
themselves or the cause they are so
Interested inn
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Business Cards.
GGp. a. RATHBuSs,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.
Particular attention given to the
examination OF titles. also 70 patents
and patent cases.
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s9GDE HEUSE.
w. Fl. SCHRAM, Proprietor,

Thankful for the patronage hereto
fore so literally bestowed upon him,
the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the comfort and con-
venience of guests, to merit u continu-
dnCe of the same. oct30'69
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A CARD.

1 herewith announce myself to the
voters of this county without regard
TO party afIilation 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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G. q. EaEgSG@GER.

DRUGGIST S PARMACEUTIST,
n. w. corner of Main aud Mil streets,
HiGgWay, Pa, full assortment OF care,
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
Drugs. Prescriptions carefully dis"
pcnscd at all hours, day or night.
Vln$y
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Fresh Rolls, Cakes and Pies at T.
f. Bullers' Masonic building.
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y -IG1TgATf.
o,, ntTnr ,,,"' - niiU,e iI liz i"i,ut tiit,
Osn,ocratir ,,i[tcr,, r'nons ti,,, ~ ~,
Sn,ifhGr,, sl..to,, nf ,l,ntir,,,. H. '''t'. t
Time ana i,,nrnn.o ~ hns ,i,,.''1, Ii,, -,
nrpnsoI e;,,nn ig7E 1iIn ,..tit'' ~,
mrn; il drterminni +lnt tIo ,Sn,o ~,
tLn -rn,r,o .I,.,ii ,,l+ n,,I;i WV. S VI
fha ennn tin,n is CCn,i,,r ;r thi, nra", g.
nf +hinry cn,,tin,n, ,,iitsg', - ,'.;n H
as danTnro,y fr, q po,,niIi,'o,, 80 o,.
nrnss his vicu,s i'm thn i.o,th nI II ,.ng
ior an Nbriitio,iist ict;,r,, t;,,,,. ""'
''''''.'' >''iO wv " ''''
-Cincinrati Guyofic; "Thc Ncw
York iSiR saws a Cincinnati RcDubli-
can newspaper sent a correspondent
into Garfield's district To ascertain
what was Thought of him as a prc.i-
dental candidate. and that the report
was SO umlavorab!c the letters were
'""d "' IT'ts,G,, IKE ,nro af; nf "'T,'p 1'Itcs
Ctl,.rjto Az th.,f i.,..,i 10y ~ ~
Cfu-ctto Gid ,'",t,t,'.C cc 49,, l." '"2 ;,'h w
Thrrn i fnt ,,cr,i ~ &c -, "''!,,
rort 80 far a.; t!,ig niTics T. cnn'.n,.,dd
and we urpsumn If ie nor trnn nf an,,
office fo, the rpn.nn thn4 ~, m fa,.".... ,,
blp rcnnrt could NOT be- trn;GtHii,.
written from, thnt ,listrici
Cleveland Hcrn1d: doubts hav-
Ing been expressed as to the real senti-
ments of General Hancock on the
tariff question, or whether he has any
opinions at all on the subject, The
Louisville Courjcr-JOurndI comes TO
his defense. The CoH.icr-Iom3aul
calls attention to the fact that General
Hancock endorses the Democratic
platform, which declares for Il tariff
for revenue only. This the C0uy.icr-
Jott'hw considers explicit enough, but
least there Should beany mistake about
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hA5-L g. M' GAg3EEN

ATTORN NEI-AT-LAW.
Onice in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v32t
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Persons having county bonds or
road or school orders which they de-
sire to sell will do we'll to call upon.
GEO. A. RATHBUN.
Ridgway July 23, 1880. n2St6
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Square envelopes and legal fold
note paper at The ADVOCATE office. o.
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". i. WILLIAMS.

Late OF StrattanyiIle), Physician and Sur
gCon, Ridgwuy, Pa. Office in Halls Brick
building lup-stairs).l Rcterences-J. ID
smith. II. l.. Young, Il. Ruloison, sStrattan
willie; Major John kitley, w. W. Greenland
Clarion. Has practiced his profession sue
cessinliy for more tham ten Years.
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Boga, August II, 1880.

Boston Truccljcr: at is to the
credit OF General Garfield that he has
utterly declined to make replies to the
hories OF catechizers who have in
vaded his home at Mentor, for the
purpose of demanding answers at
once to certain questions. There was
Il delegation from the Cleveland, o.,
Young Mems Christian Association
who insisted on certain tests Of the
Generals religious orthodoxy. Mrs.
Susan B. Anthony journeyed to Men
tor to demand an answer whether
Garfield would support female suffer
age or not, while a temperance dele
cation wanted to know Immediately
whether he would maintain in the
White House the Hayes standard OF
abstinence. Whether replies to these
questions would be desirable or not,
the method of the demands are mani
fe5tly improper, and whatever sup
port or influence General Garfield
may lose by not responding to them
will be amply made up by other sup
port, which would not otherwise have
been given to him had he pursued a
less dignitied and manly course"
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Bread six cents a loaf at t. f.
Rullers' Masonic building
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E-NEERING.-On Monday,
July 26, 1850, by Rev. Father
Klocker, at Wilcox, Pa Mr.. Charles
Prihdible Of Ridgway, to Miss Lucy
Neering, Of Wilcox.
WHEELER - RoOF - At st. Mary's,
Pa, Friday, August Il, 1880, by
Thomas J. Burke Esq, Mr.. John =.
Wheeler and Miss Jennie Roof, both
of RidgWaX. Elk Co. Pa.
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Eggs twelve cents per doz at T.F.
Rnllers Masonic building
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Potatoes 85 cents bushel at Nor
gester's.
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MARRIED..

Fresh eggs lG cents Il dozen at
Morgester'S
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Announcement for Sheriff.

To the Democratic voters of Elk
county: I hereby announce myself as
candidate for the office of Sheriff, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
nominating convention. l pledge
myself If nominated and elected, to
fulfill the duties of the office TO the
best of my ability.
JAMES MCFARbIN.
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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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cards at this Office
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-15
Kearney Takes q New Lead.

SAN Francisco, March Is There was
a large attendance at the Sand Lots this
afternoon, including many OF the respect
able classes, drawn there by curiosity.
Kearney took an entirely new departure.
He invited the leaders of the citizens FRO
tective union to meet the leaders of the
workingmen of the Sand Lots, for exchange
of views, promising them a respectful
hearing. He also Informed his followers
that the objects Of the cltigeus union had
been misapprehended; that they intended
to use the association for the amelioration
of the condition of the city, for the good ol
the laboring classes and restoration OF
prosperity; that some unscrupul0us men
had taken advantage of the movement to
create an impression that violent measures
against the workiDgmen were intended,
whereas nothing of the kind was meant.
His audience received his novel speech
undemonstratively.
At the Metropolitan Temple this even
ing, Kalloch adopted the KearDey cue, and
spoke to similar effect. It is evident that
the citizens union is making its influence
felt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-15
days past.
An Awful Tragedy.
tSpe cial To tho RapnhIirau \


MANSFIELD. No., March l2.-Newl
from reliable source reached here TO-DAY
OF terrible tragedy which recently oc
| Cured 10 the southern part of Howell
county. this state. An old man had drawn
pension and $500 of the money remain
eo 10 his possession. He resided on q
iaf,n with his two grown daughters. He
naa gone from home and left the $40O
with each OF his daughters. About dark
Oh the night of the murder stranger
appeared and desired lodging for the
nignt. The young ladies explained their
lonely condition and refused to entertain
the stranger. He persisted and being
quite an elder y mao of good appearance,
the young ladies finally consented to let
him remain. At bed time the young
ladies repaired to their apartment in the
second story and left the old gentle ian to
sleep In room below.
In the latter part of the night he was
awakened by noise upstairs as if some
one were strangling, and being armed with
revolver, he proceeded cautiously up the
stairs and to the door of the room in which
the young ladies had retired. When at
the door OF the room he discovered
the form OF man 10 the room, and at
about the same time the man discovered
him, started towards him and struck at
him with knife but missed him. Then
the old man fred and the intruder fell
dead. The old man then rushed out of
the house, heard chickens Growing, and
ran in that direction until he came to a
house where he found woman sitting by
the fire. He explained his mission and
what he had done. The woman said,
That is my husband and the uncle of the
girls; he went there to rob them" The
stranger took fresh scare, aud started on
a run to find another house, which he did
in about half a mile. The neighborhood
was alarmed and a posse gathered, and
before daylight they were at the scene of
the tragedy.
The uncle was found dead on the floor
with the eight hundred dollars in one hand
and the knife 10 the other. The two young
ladies were found in bed with their throats
cut. The villainous uncle obtained en-
trance by means of ladder through one
of the upper windows.
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Pages Climax Salve 25 cents a box.
MOffat's Life Pills 25 cents a box.
MOffat's Phgnix Bitters $1.OO a bottle
EI- Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
S5 Liberty Street New York.
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1t heals without a scar. Nc
family should be W withOut it.
We WARRANT it to CURE
Sores, Ulcers, ScrOfuIa Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Sore
Breasts or Nipples, ErysipeIas,
Swollen Glands, Infiamed Eyes,
Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
FistuIa, Piles, BOils, Chilblains,
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five years, without one failure.
1t has no parallei-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound Of
ATnica with many other Extracts
and BalSams, and put UP in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
Eg Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. March 13.-In the
police court this afternoon Kearney was
placed on trial for the use of vulgar Ian
guage and threats to kill, The defense
waived jury trial Testimony was in
troduced 10 show that language was used
as stated IN the complaint. kearney was
the only witness for the defense and in
one of the eases only immaterially modi-
fed in bis evIdense the language as given
in the complaint. In a second case the
language was admitted Kearney s
counsel moved dismissal on the ground
that the language did not tend to create
breach of the peace, it being directed
in one case against person not present
and the other against DO one in particu-
lar being a vague general threat. The
case was submitted without argument and
taken under advisement until Monday.
Nine P. NJ, O'Leary $40, Weston asa.