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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-12

seeing the downfall of his comrades?
No, it is because he has 1Oon. Why
is it that in school when the pupil
stands at the head of the class after
many DAYS of hard study, that he
SURVEYS the remainder of the class, with
the eve of a monarch? Is it because
he delights in seeing his fellow pupils
beaten? No. il is because he has Uon.
And so he goes on all through life
ever trying to reach the top round of
the ladder of fame. How is IL with the
boy when he starts up the mountain
side? Does he ascend few hundred
feet? When sitting down upon a rock
and surveying the vast plain below
does he feel satisfied? No, he does not
feel satisfied until he reaches the very
highest point of that mountain and
then sits down tired and weary, but
with aiOyous heart. so it is with us,
never satisfied always wishing that
we were something greater that we
could do something noble. How many
times have we heard people say"Oh! f
| only had that or if only had this
| would he satisfied, but give it to
them and they would be as far from
being satisfied as ever. And is this
not one reason why we try to win; In
this age of the world, in this age of
railroads, telegraph, telephones, elec-
trio lights, etc, does "a person that has
not won an education stand an equal
chance with those that have? If you
were going TO hire Il person to work,
would you hire Il person that was not
educated at least in the kind of work
you wished him to do? Or would you
not, the better he was educated the
more confidently you would hire him?
Certainly you would. And Goes not
this prove that the person that wins
not only stands better chance to sue.
cced, but is honored by all who
know hinl; but it is only after many
days and months Of steady work and
many after many trials aud troubles,
that YOU will succeed. In the latter
part of the 18th century, there lived
two great philosophers Galvani and
Volta. GalVani one day was exper
menting in electricity; he hung several
frogs legs on copper hooks, from an
iron railing; he noticed that when the
wind blew them against the railing
| that they were cOnVulsed as if in pain;
| he, therefore, concluded that he had
! discovered the agent, electricity, by
| which the will controls the muscles.
! But Volta, did not agree with Galvani;
| he, ,tllcfCiGrc Went 10 eNperllnln1ll9
and after tWCnty-SeVen years of inCes-
SAINT work discovered that they were
only conductor conducting the
electricity from the iron to the copper
and that they were not as good as Il
wet rag. DO we not honor him
for his perseverance and determine
lion; Aye. and 50 will you all be
honored when you succeed.
Confcrring of Diplomas - Geo.
r. Dixon.
Miscellaneous Exercises - Prof
Dixon on behalf of the school pre-
scented Prof. Ri.hcll with Il copy OF
AIoor"'s poetical works and gold
chain and charm. Prof. Rishel
was taken completely by surpris,
and vas, as he confessed, unable tc
fnt words to express his emotions.
N.i:- Jennic Gresh was the re-
cipioAt from the school Of a volum,
OF AIontgomery'e poetical work.
Mu@ic-"Toiling Up the Wav."
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these palatial halls. How many hours
we spend with the people there, friends
of our own choosing. There at least
we are supreme None come but as
we bid them; and the wealth of fancy
which purchases the surroundings
grows more abundant as we lavish its
treasures upon this beautiful castle.
TO this castle of ours come kings and
rulers proud of our friendship.
Friends are there who live only for
us. The breezes blow, the sun shines,
the grass grows because we want them
to, and enchanted music "sprinkles
the notes in u silver shower"
How painful it is sometimes when
we are enjoying the society, the pic
lures, the music of our enchanted cas-
tie to be called back to the real life in
which an adverse fate has placed us.
While on the other hand, when
friends deceive us, and pain wears
upon us, and labor Wearles us, what
a rest it is to fly on the wings of our
Imagination, to our castle in Spain.
No one tolls there, for we but wish
and the feast is spread no one suffers
there, no one deceiveS us; and yet
once deceiver came to our castle. But
how we tortured him, how we mocked
him; how we called the honored
guests to witness his shame. Yes, we
had invited him there foolish that
was YOU say: but we had invited him
from this real world of ours. and
coaxed him into our castle. He was
stronger here than we, but there zoe
regned. SO it is always. n wise
providence has given US these ,castles
where we may reward our friends
with all the good things that they
themselves could wish, and punish
our enemies as they should be
punished.
A beautiful poem, q work of fiction
is but the record of the authors visit
to his castle in spain. Let us build
these castles then, and fill them with
all that is grand and beautiful and
true; let Us invite the wise and the
good there let us heap carth'S bless
ings upon our friends there Yes, let
us even punish our enemies there, but
let us not forget that this is but Il
castle in Spain, and remember that
right here in our own loved Pennsyl-
vunia, we have other homes, and
other friends. Whatever we do fol
! our friends in our enchanted
castle will do them no good
The foes that we punish do not suffer
in that castle, There we may go anc
learn to confer benefits or even tt
inhict injuries. Bat here is where the
wrongs are to be righted, the sicF
| heated, the sorrowful made happy. lie
! us not therefore come back from ou>
Spanish possessions without bringing
with us some lesson, some treasure o
knowledge, that shall make the worlC
! in which we live the better for it.
Music-"Gipscy Countess" Jen
nic Gresh.
Oration-
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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. II. Patriot.
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A Letter from District Attorney
Wurzell

st. Marys, Pa, May 9th, 1881.
Henry A. Parsons, Jr.,
Editor ADVOCATE,
My Dear Sir:-ln your issue of the
9th inst, there appears an article
headed S606.5i in bold large type. The
tenor of the article would seem to i'll
dicat that by virtue Of my office, Il de-
tective was employed by me without
consultation with, or application to
the court, and under cover OF an act
of assembly full and plenary power
was arrogated unto myself for the
purposes of this appointment.
At the time the fricndIess Swede
johnson, was murdered was absent
from the state, and on my return first
learned Of its commission; at that tim e
the press of the county and partiCul-
arly if | recollect aright) the ADVO-
CATE strongly urged full and COM
plete Investigation to the end that the
guilty parties be punished.
Application was made by me to the
court for the appointment of special
officer based upon the act of May 10th,
1874, which provides rs follows: 1t
shall be lawful for the district ator-
ney of any county in this commons
wealth, with the approval of the court
of quarter sessions of the proper
county, whenever said court and dis.
trict attorney may deem it necessary
to appoint an officer as a special de,
tective, whose duty it shall be to as
sist in obtaining such evidence as
shal be dtrecte by the district attorny
for the commonwealth in all criminal
cases, and perform such other duties as
the court may direct" In accordance
with the power lodged in the court tn,
officer was appointed and entered upon
his duties, the result of whose labor
would not be advisable at this time t.
make known to the public.
The compensation of the officer is
wholly left to the discretion of the
court as provided by act of April 18th
1875.
The amount of the bill anc
character of same was first made
known to me on the first day of the
term of its presentation.
Had you been familiar with the facts
of this case and the law under which
the appointment was made, no doubt
the injustice done me in your last is
sue would not have occurred.
Your Truly,
G. w. WURZELL
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NEW YORK STORE.
COHEN, BROS. & &BROwNSTEINE
Next door East of Post Oilicc.)
70 OILr ELienliS and PntrOnS:

(N2Xt door East Of Post Oilicc.)
70 or FJientjS 0nd Patrons:
We hereby announce that our
spring Stock "t all Goods in our line
is now complete, lately purchased for
cas!. in New YORK and Doslon-Em-
bracing full lines OF Dry Goods, Do
mesttcs, f'iuc Dress Goods, Shawls,
Dress and Trimming silks in GREAT
variety of styles AMI coiors, full line Of
trimuipg5 Of latest fashionable styles,
hosiery, gloves, ribbons, buttons, silk
and cotton threads, DC, dc, dc. Also
largest stock Of mems boys and chill
dren's ready made clothing, hats and
caps, boots ana shoes, underwear and
Gents furnishing good, parasols,
umbrellas, trunks, vaIiscs, and all
other goods kept in Il lirst-class dry
goods store.
If yon want the incest prints in
town call at our New York store,
your choice in best styles and quail,
ties for 5 to : cents.
| Big stock Of BuntingS all colorS
l2a to 80 cents per yard, also lawns
| s to lo cents, cassim ers, mOrine cloths
| Mohars jamestown alpacas, dress
nanncls, sackings, summer cloakings
Ladies' walking sacks, dolmans.
Good business suits al prices s. and
up, straw hats large stock at cents
and up,
The best fur and felt hats manufac
tured are sold at the New York Stor,
from 30 cents to four dollars each.
In short our stock is varied and full
consisting of everything usually founC
in first-class establishment.
We have only to say further to al
purchasers to please call and see OIL
goods before you buy and we viii
guarantee satisfaction.
COHEN, BROS. q BROwNsTEINE,
New York store.
Branch store at Ludington, Mich.
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Registers Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing accounts will be presented at
the next Orphans Court for confirma-
ton:
/, Final account Of Mary Meyer, ad-
mimistratriX 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.
3. Final account OF Fred. Wilnarth,
one OF the executors OF the estate of
Lyman Wilmarth late OF Fox town
ship, Elk county, Pa, deceased.
FRED. SCUNNiNG, Register.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Ridgway Post.
office, Elk county, Pa. up to May 8
1881.
Persons calling for the following
letters will please say advertised anC
give date.
Anderson, Gustif
Anderson, B. G..
Gulmiche, Alfrid
Marty, Murdock.
Nailon, William
Rhewby, Ella Miss
J, II. HAgBRPY, p, NJ,
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APPLET0 N'SAFsEnsCaea CYCLIC
EsEEgA

This admirable work is now COM
plCtcin 16 vols. Fachvolumcc containsSO0
pages. 1t makcsa complete aud well
selected library, and no one can
afford to dowithout it who would keep
we'll informed. Price s. % in cloth
$500 in leather, or 500 in elegant
half Turkey. For particulars address,
w. II. Fairchild, P0rtvillc, Gait. Co.,
n. Y, who has been duly appointed
agent for Elk county by c. X. Judson,
general agent.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

~ state of Joseph Schneider, late of
ERidgway 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 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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An Editor in Luck.
Warren Ledger. I

Whitelaw Reid, of the Tribune, was
recently married. His wife is beauti-
ful and amiable, and brings to the
editor million of dollars as a marri-
age portion. This added to Mr.. Reid's
hoardings, say $500 or $500, makes a
nice fortune on which to start house
Keeping. Mark Twain is said to be
worth over a million of dollars,-a
million and two hundred, all of
which, except million, was made in
the newspaper business.
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CAUTION NOTICE,

All persons are hereby cautioned
not to purchase, or meddle with the
following dies crihed property now in
the possession of w. II. Sheely and
Peter G. Shcely as the same belongs to
me and is left in their possession for II
time only:-One pair red oxen, &
years old; | COW red and white, ! rcd
COW with crunlpled horns.
II. o. ELLlTuORP.
Kane, Pa, April 18th, 1881. n9t3
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Grafton
EOIllOjiIne.
,JOIiE G. WIIITNnRE.

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!. tI,a ,i,,n ,,,.rions l1hoii he shYII Iva
l., auti'nrit,,. yih ~, tho ,,,,ISit,,In
thriiIs nf Li.' 'nlo,n,n,,f ,,.nrIs nr v,han
~ ,,I,ii.,it j,rnni,t ,,oI,In ,tr,,n'
tnrns nr ri,im ~ thn e,, thn Mo-
IVA of !, !, crn}oroyii,.. n,, tnn ~, fnrt,
,at, v,hnn, hn hn. Lloot woit to DO h;,,
hnn,o,ra T,nni[inr thnn t0varI tiH,
,n,,,otin,o lot ne ,.,In.;,in,.' ,,.hnt II ,,,,,.
InonI ounIt to hn for nc \uiIo frn,I
,ny dntv 1.hich ,rn ,,,a,, owe fn Gnd
or 10 nI,i r,IInv. ,rnr wa orn fn,,oI,t ~,
,,o nIninost co',,,,','n s,,,.o o,,J ~,
Ii,nitrI eyrariencc evnn Of vortb
thnt nur f1t,,rn +hfa .o,noti,no -
which v.n ara .,a,I~inw uLoI,iI bo
n,nst Lo - oInn, loln, AMI i,,,l,,.t,i
nns one Tval innI fnIs fnu
ottr, ctiono IN ti,o ,,,rtnr onI r,,o, -,
child n,imbt 600 ti,nt ~ unnI n,,,a i
rntbnr tn ho l,o.en tbn'u yrn,t ri,.,Io.
inst I,f .ll i, gpit nd
win the natnenl or cI,r rnl n,r MON
We cannot huv this ,yc rnnnnt stnni
if. we may h,iy The silence Of ho!,il,
tongues we ,1ioy buy tho wcrthIns.
outward show of resi}ect from tins,
whose resnect is worthless. hut - GOO,
name. an honorable, desirable Sine,
among our fellow men is only to b,
won hy honesty. sobrietv and iufieyi
bic goodness. Such name then s,
acquired we place among the mos
desirable things in this beautiful some
time of our life. Wealth is no trifie
| it is worth seeking after: and if
honorable accumulation is worthy O
the efforts of any man. We VIII,
have our futures yet to make, we wht
are vaguely forming our plans for tha
future, may often be in error. But i
may not be amiss to those who hav
forgotten the thoughts of their youth
that we regard life rs something NOR
than time for making money. an,
we regard money AS desirable only s.
far as it lifts him who has though
more, and experienced more, into
prominence where this thought ant
experience may be used for the genera
good. shall we win fame in tina
beautiful sOmetimen The blast OF
thousand trumpcts, n thousand hat
in the air, a thousand voices soundin!
their hurrahs, if that is fame, ii is to
cheap to be worth the winning. Thes
things may attend fame, but they d
not constitute fame, In the excite
ment of the hour they may atten
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JOIN OFT, Administrator.
ESTATE H9T5GE,

Estate of Matthew McQuone, late of
A1FoX 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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M 4 Y rs.
MRS. E. CRAYSTON.

In returning thanks for past favors
respectfully begs to inform her friends
and the public generally that she has
just returned from New York where
she purchased large stock of Milli-
merry and fancy goods of the latest
styles, also nice selection of ladies'
Skirts, Plain and Fancy hosiery,
Ladies' and Childrens' Parasols, Hair
goods, fancy Chinaware, &C., which
she intends to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. Particular attention given to
trimming and int style that cannot
be surpassed in this section. All are
invited to call and inspect her goods
before purchasing elsewhere. nl0m(
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My Castle In Spain.
MISS ELLA KIME.

No one has ever been so well salts
fled with his present enjoyments but
that he looked to the future for some
thing better. We all have certain
plans, hopes of enjoyment based upon
our own wishes - castles in Spain.
They are but the product of our day
dreams, the restless longings of the
heart for something better. And yet
it cannot be that our lives, the real
future, are not influenced by these
castles of ours which fancy builds, and
which in the popular phrase are To-
Gated in Spain.
How much of our life is spent in
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-12

Late of Strattanville), Physician and
Surgeon, Ridgway, Pa. Office in
Halls Brick Building (up. stairs
References-J u. Smith, II. l..
Young, Il. RuIotson, Strattanville;
Major John Kitley, w. w. Green
land, Claricn. Has practiced his
profession scceSsfully for more than
ten wears.
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The Grand Central, Powell &
Kime's are headquarters for fancy
and staple fans.
r., Brennan has new tin roof on
his fish-pond house near Wilcox, w.
s. Service, of this Bo rough did the
job.
A teachers examination will be
held at the Keystone school house
Horton township, on Friday la inst,
beginning at g. A. M.
Judge Dickinson has ordered
about 2O0O feet of water pipe and will
convey water from a spring to supply
all the purchasers of his lots recently
laid out across the river. By the way
where is that water company we were
going to have this side of the river?
d. r. Kline has moved to the
house recently occupied by Joel Mil
Ter on Centre street. Workmen are
now engaged tearing down the house
vacated by Mr.. Kline vt the corner
of Maine and East street w. Fl.
Hyde will commence the erection Of II
fine residence on this corner at once.
Judge Dickinson is making many
substantial improvements across the
creek. His farm between the road
and race has been laid out into lots,
and many of these lots have already
been taken up. The old stump fence
along the road has been removed and
burned. A row of shade trees have
been set out on both sides of the road
from below the old school house. A
temporary fence, and new board walk
will be built at once.
An accident happened ON Friday last at
the old Doctor Fuller house which has been
moved to South street. A HXS 20 feet long
green hcmlocll joice used rs II lever, one end
of which was under the house, rested on a
block q few feet from the end of the joice, and
at an angle of torty-five degrees, All Ross,
who works in the planning mill, went up al
ter his days work to assist Mr.. Mohney
who occupied the house and is also en-
ployed in the planning mill, to raise it up on
the blocks. Young Ross jumped up and
caught the end of the joce, when it slipped
the hold under the house, and coming down
struck him ON the side of the head, knocking
hlm senseless. For several days he remained
in an insensiblc condition, but is now re-
covering.
New goods received at Morgestcr'r
tins week.
Pie Peaches,
Winslow's and Cumberland Corn,
Royal Baking Power,
Dried Apples,
Canary Seed,
Bunker Hill Chow Chow,
Pigs Feet,
Corncd Beef in cans,
New Cheese,
Fresh Dairy Butter,
Eroch Soda and mill. ('rprl-prS
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D, S. EaRnWELl, vi. ID.

ELECTIC 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.
Office hours II to , =. NJ. ITO PM
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ESTATE peoTlCE.

Estatc of Casper OFT, late of Rdgway
.EtoWnShip, Elk county Pa. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters tes-
tamcntary 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 same to present
them without delay, in proper order
for settlement.
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G. G.. MEssEMGER

DRUGGIST & PARMACEUTIST,
n. 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
vln3y
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-12

The public has long since awarded
to Ayers Hair Vigor the foremost
place among reliable Hair Restora-
tives. 1t is etfectual, agreeable and
absolutely harmless. 1t makes the
hair fresh and luXuriant, and old age
scarce and unfashionabe.
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Mote paper and envelopes at this
office

The finest line of Sugars and
Syrups for the least money at the
Grand Central, p. & ks.
The worlds best -four at Powell &
Kime's.
-Evaporated apples at the Grand
Central, Powell & Kime's.
"A fine assortment of fancy dress
buttons at Powell & Kime's.
Silk sun umbrellas at modern
prices at Powell q Kime's.
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Now is the time to get your
towering and vegetable plants.
Orders left at the ADVOCATE office
will receive prompt attention.
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DE4 THIS.

IRWIN-Monday night, May ., 1881,
at 10 o'clock ,Colista +. eldest daugh-
ter of Peter Irwin, aged about 25
years.
LAMn-Wcdnesday night, May 4th,
1881, at l2 o'clock, Mrs. Bridget
Lamb wife of Patrick Lamb, aged
about 10 year.
Nearly year ago Mrs. Lamb was
stricken with paralysis from which
she never recovered. The intcrment
took place in the Ridgway Catholic
cemetery on Friday last.
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EYEE HOUSE.
w. H. SCHRAM, Proprietor,

Ridgway, Elk county, Pa.
Thankful for the patronage hereto
fore so literally bestowed upon hims
the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the comfort and con-
venionce Of guests, to merit II continu-
anCe of the same. Oct30'69
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NALI- q M'CAuLEY

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office III new brick building, Main
street, RidgwaY, Elk Co, Pa. v32i
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a. Swartz Ross, Merchant Tailor,
over Maginnis' Billiard Hall, has Oh
hand, and is constantly receiving the
latest and newest samples of cloth for
spring and summer suits. Prices to
suit the million, Work guaranteed tc
be as represented and delivered at the
time agreed upon.
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Axe Handles,
Wash Tubs,
Pals,
w. Boards Willow Clothes Baskets,
Handle Baskets,
Half bushell, Peck and quart meas
urs at Morgester's.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-12

Leave orders at THE ADVo-
CATE Office for flowers of every
description. A fine lot of samples
in Morgester's window.