The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-11-25
Dagus Mines Notes.
The weather is changeable.

The weather Is changeable.
"A brass band has been organized
at the Tunnel. Considerable money
hns already been subscribed towards
the instruments.
H. w. May, Esq, is again among
us.
Mr.. Geo. Beadle and Mother and
Sister are now visiting Mr.. Henry
Beadle at the Mines.
Charley" of brigham Young's
Family is quite q poet. See last
issue of the Democrat.
Wonder how "Lemuer' found
out about the "Young family"
Charley" and Doc. don't like it very
much.
-Chas. Smith, of Coal Hollow, has
left the Hollow for short time. Yes,
the last heard of him he had gone.
Prof. Luther has about all he can
attend to. He is teaching both day
and night school, and the balance of
his time he devotes to teaching mu-
sic.
Frank Showers has moved his
family to the Mines.
The roads are once more in good
shape.
"A number of our citizens attended
court at RiIlgway last week.
Thanksgiving turkeys are being
housed.
Election bets are being paid by
our citizens.
The epizootic among the horses is
raging pretty heavily throughout our
township. Henry Largay had the
misfortune to lose one of his horses
last week.
We understand that the brass
band lately organized at the Mines,
intend giving II vocal and instrument
tai cnlicert i'm the school house at the
Mines in Il couple of weeks. We
wish them success and hope when the
evening arrives that our cItizeus
will turn out and give them crowded
house. 1t is big undertaking for the
boys and we hope to see ii become a
success. which there is no doubt but
that ii will The admission will be
such that one and AL can take in the
entertainment. Some OF the best
talent in the county will take part ON
this occasion. Due notice will be
given OF the time of holding the
entertainment.
1t is reported that the Centreville
flute band will give grand dance at
Collins Hotel, CentrevilIe, on the
evening OF the 24th of the present
month. The proceeds to he devoted
to the purchase of uniforms for the
band. May success attend them.
Mr.. James Malone WAS called
home from Philadelphia last weel,
on account of his Mother being i'll.
jim. looks as natural rs ever a.,d re-
ports business lively in the City.
Mrs. John Malone has been quite
Ill for several days. At present writ.
ing she is some better. Mrs. Malone
T. quite advanced in years.
"A young lady entered a certain
store in Centreville the other day and
inquired lor Il "bDw." The gentle
manly AMI polite clerk threw himself
back and remarked that he was ut her
service. Yes" she said, "but |
want buff, not n green one" Al
last accounts the clerk was driving q
dray wagon.
We'll, well, we'll; Ike" where did
you get that new suit of clothes.
Martin Hivic appears to be the
first man out in the morning and the
last man in ut night. He reports
business tirst-class.
The barber shop at Slam Bang
City Il running full blast.
Steel q Co., have purchased a
fine span of horses, which they now
use on their dray wagon.
-Roht. Hodgson, Sr., has started
his meat market ut the Mines and is
selling at aatonishingly low prices.
Sam. Brown left Oh Monday last
for Philadelphia to be present ut tie
meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF 0, d
ltliows. II. l.. o.