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TVHE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
4 southern Railway co. .. ,,,-r
TETAsJgEls OFFICE, GRAND CrSrAL nEIoT}
NEw-IOKK, sept. ~, 1851. y
The Board Of Directors ~ THIS company lave t,S ny 10
carod % QUARTERLY DfVIDEND oi ~ FER -,
upon iz Capital STOCK pas able on ~ F9pAh' inc iiA
daY of NOVEMBER next. ~ this Office g., . 90, g.,
Tho books Will De- closed al OtioCS p VI, w
urday The day OF October ucNt aud VIII DC On
the morning OF Friday, the fourth day OF N9STI!ot
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steamboats ano Railroads.
A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
~. FALL RIVER LINE
Palace steamers
nDrEunT ~ Dtpnfr y nrsN. (fE

Newport ana Fan River, 81 =, ,...
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction 70 al I'teih
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
Id MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WEST

Via Pblsdefha. Baltimore and Washington.
and after o. Passenger Trains leave from Penny
wanna n X Depot CortlaHdts. and DesbTos3esst 40
follows -
S:3Oa. m-Except SUNDAY. arrive Washington AS p m
Night Express Wa mia g1u 9l5 daily with sle5
for Pittsburg Columbus and Cincinnati PaoF car 1
reached. $3.50,
$50 D. No. Chicago 1850 and 81 L03s $3.50 4 M - a.
palace seepes through 0Cincinnat and chicago Ehtr'
trauruns through - chicago - ,--.,-,.-
~ OO-Midnigt daily. Seepers attached open 10Y plS.'
cersa;ter l0:3JD Arryeas Camden sta.on Bltnoraf
f..5 IN WaslingOn 1888 a. Day Express caFt' bn-
more 930a m washington 10 40 a. M sloopori Tor On
Cinnati -, ~, ,r,,r, .,ri,-,
No other line makes faster time the West Tram
from G:40 a. $40 p m, ana io;tp Pun
berths serur3I AMI baggage la 20
and checked destination at C1nDgnys once % oll
wly and at az the oces Of the Pennsylvania Raold Ooh
nan
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Steamers Pier 60 foot Of Warrcnsf. " P H. m
daily except SundRysl for Boston VIA Providence
Fieight wa either line token At Lowest Tates
ID 81. BABCOCk, Presdont J.. W. FlLkINS, O. y. Al.
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SsuloNN I ~ : !; STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
IMPERIAL GERNAN LINZ.

A Vnmhurg American Packet COmp1ny.' line Tor
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOUR re. and HAMBURG. -
Nov IVES up iAllA Of. ~
NIELAN D............ Nov IOl ClNBNlA ...-..NGy ~
Rates passage 20 Plymouth LONDON Cherbours han
In tho south OF England t1rst ClOn,
500 Second Clbn $50 Storage, SD R0un1 Trip az 70
ducc rates. Storage from Hamburg haVre anl cOush'
amptOn ~ - . - rrcu,,D . 10
Gcncral AGENTS General Passenger Agents
Ma N irjiI.st, n. V No. 81 broadway, NY.
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NORWICH LINE

~ Boston Worcester Nashua, Portland ana the East
Fare reduced Lmitc tickets % BOst 81 70 WO!cosCr e.
Tho iron Steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat The sound and
the fayOritc CITY OF bONlON,
Pier No 40, North Rvr foot Of Watts next pier
ferry daily, except >undayE. at Pun
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ACE FOR SALE i'm Dutchess

Il Z. II. AMI i. and y. ID. ana g RlrOSls,
from NewYork Id hours from Poughkeepsie house
good barn. stable and other outDud
ngs grounds in and garden, well stockt vat
fruits and abundant shade mountain scenery pleasant
drives Desirable permanent home summer residence
locality hoaithtn anId fayOrite WIN summer
boar,Iers Address ". CRANDELI. AttcOury, n. Y.
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Diui0eno Igoilres.

DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
n Co, and CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT
CO. First Mortgage Coupons due November l. will be paid
ON and after that date az No AZ Wiam-st New-York
WILLIAM NJ SPACKMAN, Treasurer.
OFFICE or TIE EXCHANGE SILVER MINING AND MILLING Co.
- - o. BEoAD-sE, Room 2, NEw. YORK oct. II, 1881.
DIVIDEND NO. 4.-THE BOARD OF DE-
- RECTOisS have thus day declared DIVIDEND or
THREE CENTS PER SHARE the capital stock OF tho
Company, payable October 81. 1881.
Books close on the 27th and reopen Noyemher2
IL w. HOWELL, Treasurer.
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\ EUTGHVAILEY RAILROAD.

IL PASSENGER TRAINS. on and lft'r tly l'fLWH,
vedepo;s foot Of Corandt AMI De'br a, f.
A. m s:4Op M ana G:SO for Ea7tDl Bc'ielcln AIei
fown healing Mauch Chnnk WIkc.barre, IoTaniL
Waverly Ithaca Geneva Lyols, BUGal' and the Vs.
Train M n m for Fastpa Bethah'n Allentown. RcainE
Mauch Chunk Wilkcsbarro aud Ptst,n Pnlutn s-'plns
coaches attached 70 $50 y train Trains lcaNng $40
n, p and @4Op connect for az goniS N M'hsn2y
General Eastern Office corner church and Cortandtsts
~ G. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
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-pERIAL GERMAN Nail.

Z NORTH GENIAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BEIWEEN ,Ni;W:fORK.
ODF1l. sat, Nov. bONA Sat, Nov ~
III ItE - We'd. NO iL.........-o sal Soy ~
HATES OF PASSAGE from NEWYORk 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE or BREMEN; .co
FIRST CARIN.........SlO t-SECOND CABIN...--...-OO
SrEERAGE, $50 ,,
Return tickets reduced Prepaid Storage cerh
Gates rs steamers sail from Pier between second ana
gIirdsis, HcbOken " J., .,,,,.. o. ~, 3, ,o,-~ roo,
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$50 For train trains to local points sec Time Tables at stations
~ Y and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

N. Leave az s. SO lO3O o. H. II m ? $50 A o % % me
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPIRES, > p. H. win through
cars arriving at Atlantic CITY az $50 D. m, - -,
FOR FEFENOLD e sac a. NJ, II m, =, .. D. Z. III Ao'
Keyport at ;, S:l5 1880 A. IN. Il m, = 40, OF. ~
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OFFICE OF LA PLATA MINING Ayg sNELTSo coMrASr.}

OIFICF OF I'M PFCElNEk 7
CENrRAL RAILROAD Co. or NEWJERSEY
~ 1l0 LmEGTYsr, NEwYOgE, october 90 lSSl.) .
NOTICE IS hereby given that the coupons OF
the nyeriiJe AID o. the Adjustment bonds OF the Cen
tr2 iirrold Company OF NcwJcrsey maturing on Tuesday
ncX tho 50 proXmo, VIII be pa presentation at this
ohce on and after that date -. LATiiROP, Receiver
NOTICE.-The following Coupons and Inter-
~ Get due November 1884, will be paid and after that
date 30 the Office Of MessIs JTSUP. PATTON & CO., No 90
Wilamst. NewYork Coupons Of the Chicago aud Alton
per cent Old sinking Fund Bonds and Louisiana and Mis-
souri, River Second Mortgage Bonds. Interest Kansas
city ST. LOu and Chicago Guaranteed Preferred stock
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OFFICE or I'M sToRlioyr SILVER MINING CoNPANY,}
- 1885,, NO. 2NAssAU-sT.. NETWORK, Oct 49, 1881
dividend No. 5.-The Board of Trustees
~ have this day declared a MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF
tENTs PER SHARE, payable the LIST day OF No
The transfer books will inst and reopen
November. WILLIAM :. CLARK, President.
JOHN X BOUTWELL,, Secretary.
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LEW.HAYEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD

~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE NORrIANPTO%
Steamers leave Pier %. l. r., 1t p and ll:3D p
SUNDAYS eXcepte q, connecting with trims t'-
intermediate pointH Tickets spl aad blyyR;s
checked at BrOl v AMI cO1ri-3L BrJDklya
Excnralon 70 Now uaNen am return. u -
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CuTY and COUNTRY COMBINED-Forty

A It ORANGE, n. j. (neighbOrhood speciality
A-Property aH1 rent all vfeu95 great oar gAnA
EDWARD r. HA Nj LION. y Pina-sL, ~. Y
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Oct. 81. ISL
lg sales were held at the Exchange
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LrARM at PUBLIC SALEDECEMBER 6, 1881.
1872 acres, one Of and located farms in
HcwJersey send for q description. A. 3. HICKMAN,
Sou Pr. y L
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A Handsome Paper.

The ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC
NEWS for May is before us, looking
handsomer, if possible, than any of
the preceding issues. Since its
change of publishers last January,
this magazine has improved with each
succeeding number. The present
issue of the ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC
News is overlooking with handsome
engravings and interesting and in
structive matter.
Among the various subjects illus
trated in this is u superb specimen OF
cut glass ware; an exhausted artic.e
on asphaltum and its use in streets and
pavements; u new and ingenious hand
car, show in operation; new steeI
steamer for use in shallow rivers; the
new Jobert telescope, and an interest
ing paper on physics without appara
tus, also fully illustrated.
Every number contains thirty-twt
pages full of engravlngs of novelties
and science and the useful arts. To
| be had of all news dealers, or by mai
OF the publishers, MUM & Co., 3
Park Row, New York, at 81 90 pc
annum; single copies Is cents
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"Boston Inside Out I"

Rev Henry Morgan says, he has
ordered two sets of type and engaged
two of the largest printing houses in
Boston, to print the next edition of
Boston Inside Out up to 10000.
Over 1860 agents are canvassing for
the work, so ministers and nearly 1000
students. They have the profits, as
the book is for reform and not for
gain.
But few books have met with more
diverse criticisms and more check
cred iate. Attempts were made to
suppress it but failed. Suits were
brought against Mr., Morgan. Nor
gan Chapel was attached for $1,000,
but the suits were non-suited. Gam
blers pooled there issues" to Turn
Morgan Inside Out" but withdrew
their stakes. Leading papers and
ministers have expressed opposite
opinions. Those who have praised
have not praised by half. They
They make the Author John the
Baptist, Jonah crying against tn,
sins of modern Nineveh. Mr.. Nor
gan thinks it the crowning reform eff
fort Of his life. He expects 10 print
100000 voumes. Address.
REV. HENRY MORGAN,
Boston. Mass
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Personal Items.

w. w. Wilbur. of Warren, is in
town.
DIR. w. r. Hartman, Of st. Marys,
visited Ridgway this week.
The Rolre school, Miss Julia
Flynn teacher has closed.
AIT. Chaplin, is over for the pur-
pose of making garden and having a
visit.
Tai. Cuthbert and family Of Brook.
vile, are in town for visit of week
or two
Andrew Hau, Supervisor of Fox
township was in Ridgway the first oI
the week.
The gardner school, Miss Hannah
Black teacher, closed last week with
an exhibition which we are informed
was a grand success.
C. G.. Messenger has had new
picket fence built along the entire
South street front Of his property
HHhlt" JuchSoii - 'ile puliucl.
Senator Hall has donated severa
beautiful evergreens to the County
Commissioners which have beer
placed in the Court House yard.
BY an oversight last week we neg
lected to state that Mraud Mrs Jane;
M'Cauley desired us to thank the
many friends who so kindly assisted
during the illness and death of thcil
little one.
Isaiah the Prophet has cnme. We
refer to our esteemed friend Isaiah Cobl
of jamestown, n. Y. who is in tow,
after five years interval. His many
friends here are always happy to greet
the Prophet.
Mrs. G. Fl. M'Cauley and chill
dren OF this place. are visiting friend,
at Olean, \ Y. Miss Mata M'GibncN
of the later place, who has visited il
Ridgway for several weeks returned
home with Mrs. M'Cauley.
On Monday Engineer Willard es
tablishcd the east line of Ridgway
Borough the distance from the east enc
of the freight house to the line is ahou
600 feet; the distance from the Ell
creek dam to the line is 900 feet ant
six inches.
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Wilcox Items.
Wilcox, MAY Is. 1881

Wilcox, May 49, 1881.
Our town il called Wilcox.
Justice Parsons is full of bushes
and is happy.
The new railroad is nearing COM
pletion. The track is now laid from
the tannery across the pond. When
completed it will extend about six
miles.
Married-On Tuesday, May II, 1881,
by Justice Montgomery, Mr. George
Bence of Fort Wayne, Ind, to Miss
Annie WOmer of this place. May
"they live long and prosper
The saw mill is making full time.
j. ID. Potts has all the slabs cut
and shipped to Charewood to make
charcoal.
"A. T. AIdtich is as happy as ever
Another invoice of Swedes re-
ee!ved last week.
Someone said that J. d. Slower OF
st Marys. was fishing in Wolf Run
last week, but / don't believe it, Joe
can't fish he gets tired too soon.
SSoN AGAIN
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the taking up and impounding of any
horse. mare, colt, mule, COW, head of
cattle, sheep, goat, pig or hog, the sum
of one dollar eaclI,and for the taking up
and impounding of any goose, duck,
turkey. peacock Guinea fowl, chicken,
cock or hen, the sum of fifteen cents;
for advertising any of the aforemen
toned animals for sale, the sum of one
dollar each; and for advertising any
of the aforementioned fowls, twenty
five cents each; for crying each and
every sale of animals AS aforesaid the
sum of fifty cents; for crying each and
every sale of poultry as aforesaid, the
sum of fifteen cents.
l3. That whenever the High Con-
stable shall take up and deliver to the
Pound Keeper, at the Pound, any AMI
NAL or animals, fowl or fowls as aiore-
said. he shall be entitled to receive
from the Pound Keeper the fees al
lowed the said Pound Keeper for TAX
ing IN and impounding the same.
IA That the Pound Keeper is hereby
authorized and required to sue FOR IN
the name of the Borough, col lect, re-
ceive and nay over to the Borough
Treasurer, all fines and penalties inn
posed by this ordnance. =.
l5 That the Town Council shall
have the right to remove, Tor cause,
any person appointed Pound Keeper
at any time at their pleasure.
1G. This ordinance shall take effect
on and after June l, 1881.
C.. II. MCAULEY, President.
Attest--W. G HEALY, Sec'y.
Approved this 10Th day OF May, 1881.
j. POW WELL, CHIEF Burgess.
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Senators Conklin and Platt, {

Senators Conklin and Platt, of
New York, have resigned their
seats in the United States Senate
They expect to go before the Legis
lature and seek a vindication of their
course in the Senate by being re-
elected. Friends of the administra-
ton throughout the Empire State
are firing guns, and circulating pc
titions asking the Legislature to
elect other persons to fill the places
of the Senators who have just re-
signed. The way things look now
it is more than probably that, in the
retirement of private life, these men
will have time, and to spare,i in which
to regret their hasty action. Yes
terday afternoon the Senate CON
frmed the nomination Of Judge
Robertson as collector of the port
of New York, which goes to show
how little impression the designations
of the two Senators had on that
honorable body.
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RpgiAtcr'S Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing accounts will be presented at
the next Orphans Court for confirma-
ton:
l. Final account of Mary Meyer, ad--
ministratriX of the estate of Philip
Meyer, late of st. Marys, Elk county,
Pa, deceased.
=. Final account of VIM. B. Hewitt,
and J. w. Mead, administrator of the
estate of Daniel Hewitt late of Jay
township. Elk county, Pa. deceased.
8. Final account of Fred. Wilmarth,
one Of the executors of the estate of
Lyman Wilmarth. late of Fox town
ship, Elk county, Pa, deceased.
FRED. SCHENING, Register.
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] Estate OF Matthew McQuone, late of
fLFoX township, Elk county, Pa,
deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary have been
granted to the UNDERSIGNED, upon the
above named estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those
having legal claims against the same
to present them without delay in pro-
per order for settlement.
HENRY LARGAY, Administrator
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A Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she is
giving her house its spring renovat-
ing, should bear in mind that the
dear inmates Of her house are more
precious than many houses, and that
their systems need cleansing by puri-
flying the blood, regulating the stom-
ach and bowels to prevent and cure
the diseases arising from spring ma
larie and miasma, and she must know
that there is nothing that will do it so
perfectly and surely as Hop Bitters,
the purest and best of Medicines
Concord n. H. Patriot.
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CENTRAL
State Normal School,
(EighM Normnt School District0
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO., PA.
CENTRAL
4. y. RAUB, AN, PHI. D. Principa1.

This school as at present constituted
offers the very best facilities for Pro-
fessiOnai aud classical learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and
c0mnodiOus, completely heated by
steam, well ventilated and furnished
with bountiiul supply of pure, soft
spring water
Location heaithful and easy of ac-
cess
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and
alive 10 their work.
Discipline firm but kind, uniform
and thorough
Expenses moderate.
Fifty cents week deduction to
those preparing to teach.
StuuentS admitted at any time.
Courses of study prescribed by the
Stue; |. Model school. Ii Prepara-
tory. III. Elementary. ". Scien-
titic.
ADJUNCT COURSES:
I. Academic. III. Commercial. III.
! Music. " Art
The Elementary and Scientific
courses are Professional, and students
graduating therein receive State Dipl0-
mas, conterring the following cores
! pomding degrees: Master OF the Eie-
','s,i mradnnt". "rt in the other cnnrses receive
Torn,"i Certifirates of their attain
mpmts @ t si~ned hy the Faculty,
The Professional courses are liberal,
| ,,,l ,,, Il, thoro,ubno.v ,,ot i'm farior n
fI," thos" a., of nur hest Colleges,
The State requires ii higher order OF
citizenship. The times demand it. II
schnol 70 helm to secure it bv furnish.
inU inteI!iuent and efficient teachers
for her schools. 70 this end. it so!icits
vounp persons of good abilities and
goou puLP''5Vsi,tii"oT vi" ta; ret, taiortS
ns as Students, TO all such it promise.
aid in developing their powers ano
abundant opportunities ior Weil-pal'
'"3"i "a'ta l.",', "a ,ar,,s oddres. th.
princiunI- or the Secretary of th,
Board
n \ Il
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I. o. Of o. r.
Note paper and envelopes at this

Note paper and envelopes at this
office.
-Flowering plants, and vegetable
plants, large variety at Morgester's.
Teachers examination at Ridg-
way on Friday 9th inst, beginning
at 9 A. NJ.
"A fine line of fancy silk handker
chiefs al the Grand Central Powell g.
Kime's.
The Centre and South streets
water company is Il new organization
in Ridgway.
Don't fail to see the fine assort-
ment Of gents travelling satclrels at
Powell G. Kime's.
The Right Rev. Geo. F. Leymnur.
bishop of the Diocese of Springfield
will preach in Grace church on the
evening nf the 9Th inst, and admin
lister the rite Of confirmation if there
be any candidates.
-Flowering plants purchased of
Harry Chapel, Williamsport, reach
here the day they are taken from the
greenhouse. Thus limiting the time
of transplanting to the shortest
period. Leave orders at THE ADvo-
CATE Office.
New Yorh's Worlds fair is about
busted. but it don't effect trade at the
,,,I,, 60 10 . coll
ing more goods this spring than their
neighbors almost as many as the large
retail oh! that is not strange, Cas-. and
Will are clerking there, the goods are
to be had there. anything you want
YOU can get there, and they have low
prices there. and YOU can get waited
on when sou go there, and they sell
the boss calico for five cents per yard
there.
-Chas. Guthridge, the gentlemanIy
General Agent of the Hill Home
Nurseries, Tadmore, Ohio, with a
corps Of assistants has been taking
orders i'm this section several days
past for fall delivery. These gentle.
men come well recommended and We
understand have taken large mum
Der of orders in this section. The
Hill Home Nurseries system o
grating seems to be ahead of the ole
fashioned way of root grating.
New goods received at Morgester'
this week.
Granulated and Ex. c sugar,
Turkish prunes,
Race matches,
Boyar's lbs yellow peaches,
Royal Baking Powder,
Evaporated Shaker corn,
Dried impaired peaches;
Dried apples,
Mackerel and Goldfish,
Choice Pie peaches.
Corned Beef,
Refined oil 1909 and 1909 fire test,
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gsVRTE wOTtCs.

Z Nstatc of Casper OFT late of Ridgway
NItOwnship,l 4 Elk county Pa. deceased.
II office is hereby given that letters tes-
tamentary have been granted to the
undersigned, upon the above named
estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having legal
claims against the snme to present
them without delay, in proper order
for settlement.
lAuA- lrr.r A lnn rntnr
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Poisoned by Well Water.

Port Jervis, n. Y, May l2.-rhree
children in the family of John VAN
Gorden of Matamoras, near this place,
are suffering from poison supposed to
have been imbibed with water which
they drank few days ago from an un
used well. One of the children is
likely to die and the others are very
I'll.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned
not to purchase, or mcddle with the
following dies cribed property now in
the possession of w. IL. Sheely and
Peter G rSheeiy as the same belongs to
me and is left in their possession for q
time only:-One pair red oxen, 9
years Old; COW red and white, l red
COW with crumpled horns.
II. O. ELLITHORP.
Kane, Pa, April l4th, 1881. n9t3
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APPE-ETc Ri'ShaaEHlGAn CYCLIC.
FEE5iA.

This admirable work is now COM
pletein 16 vols. Eachvolume contains800
pages. 1t makesa complete and well
selected library, and no one can
afford to do without it who would keep
well informed. Price s. 20 in cloth,
$500 in leather, or $500 in elegant
half Turkey. For particulars address,
w. H. Fairchild, PortviIle, Gait. Co.,
n. V, who has been duly appointed
agent for Elk county by G. X. Judson,
general aren't.
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ESTATE RoTsCE.

r. state of Joseph Schneider, late of
aIKidgwaS township, Elk county,
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary have been
granted to the undersigned, upon the
above named estate. All persons in
dehted to said estate are requested to
make Immediately, payment, and
those having legal claims against the
same to present them without delay,
in proper order for settlement.
JOSEPH WINDFIRE, Executor.
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Notice.

There will be meeting of the Cen
tre and South street water company
at Maginnis' Hall, Saturday, May 2l
1881, at 4 o oclock p. NJ. All the mem,
bers are respectfully requested to be
present. By order of the president.
EUG. J. MILLER, Sec'y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-19

The stock sent out this spring from
Harry Chaape's greenhouses has
given entire satisfaction. Orders left
at THE ADVOCATE Office will receive
prompt attention.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-19
q. s. ENHnWELl-, n. D.

ELECTIC PHYSICIAN & SURG'Nj
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.
Office hours Il to 2P. NJ. Ito PM
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-19
HYDE HOUSE.
w. II. SCHRAM, Proprietor,

NIUgWuN lin NV'8UIN ~
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 II continu-
ance of the same. oct3U69
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-19

We are receiving fresh groceries every
day in the week, customers can always
he sure of getting best groceries at
MOrgPStpr's.