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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05
Final Proof Notices.

Land tgee 81 Bloc mins'on Nsb. April u. 1881.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fe~llo~ins
named set Ter has hled notice ofhss late nti"a 10
make hnsl prosf IN support u bis claim ed 50
ruIe final sptry- thereof before the ci.rk af
Diet. c"uri IN Webster eoanty at his ed,ce IN
Red Cloud Nrh. on Saturday Ma, -. issl. Via.
JoHs W. BssrLsy.
hid entry No. Si6 for the suu'h-east quarter %
ssctien - town ] north range ~ ses'. and names
the folio sing as his witnesses To prove ~een,Iaa-
gu. %restirn &c upon aud eniiissiion u sad tr'st
via David anderson john Osborne Fred Ham
mel and " alter L. wsis. sl 81 Rcd C1"ai Nsb,
apr2Sjuu2 y ". sNI1Zkk. kesstsr.
Land Office at Bloomiugtop Neb. April. q. $50
Notice Is hereby sven tina, the followihs
named settler has hlcd no'ic- q nj. intention 20
uske FINAL proof in support Of hi. claim. sni &c
cure hnsi -n,ry thereof. before the Register ~
Receiver at bloominx,on Ssb.. on Saturday.
JuiJ "h ISL. 'iE
Precmption ID. :. No. e.sI for he Lot. Nos :
and :. IN sec. s ard Lot ! see. y fo~n Y. range
Il W aud name, th. following % bi. ~itnsrs~s
10 prove bis residence sni cpltiv alton Of ssid
tract via GesrEe belong. Adolph smith.
MARIAN Ayers and Allen Ayers. all Of River
ton Srb
apni:sjans2. S. W. swIrzER. Register.
Land Once OF Bloc minston Nsb. Aprl Il. issI.
Motto. 4. hereby sivsn ths, the folio~ ,ns
named settler has Sled notice Of his 'ntsntien 20
m.h. hnsl proof IN ,uPP",. Of b. claim md ,s-
Clerx % court In wshs,er county Ssb. a, bis
once in Red Ciosd ssb. on ss.srday Jsiy znd.
ISL.
wtLtiss n. srrass.
HI 'n'ry No 5ps, 10. the = = Gee. 70 to.n
3 sorih range 10 vest and mana the foilosiHx
- his Witnesses to prove eeuiinaoss res,dsnc.
u. Keen-y. william Croaeh. Bries n. Ff,ne.
u Coslss Ssb aud Msrsin L.. Thomas Of Rel
srnI1JuBss. s. ". swITzER. Register
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
REPUBLICAN STATE NoMINA.
TON.
FOR TREASURER. ..
SILAS M. BArLY,
of Fayette County.

General Silas NJ. Bailey. A man
who from his youth up, has fought
the battle Of Republicanism in O
region where no hope Of success could
add vigor and zeal to the contest, and
with no reward save the consciousness
of having served the cause he loved.
A man who has attested his love of
liberty and law, by service on the
field of glory and of blood, who won
his promotion in the glorious Pennsyl-
vania Reserves, from Captain to Bri-
gadier, by meritorious service on the
field.
A man who stood In the red hell Of
battle at Drainville, on the PENN.
sula, at Gaines Mill, Mountain,
Antietam, Fredericksburg, and the
Wilderness, and who bore witness
with his blood, that he loved his
country well.
He bears upon his person the rough
scars left by the cruel cannon ball,
and will carry to his grave the evi.
dence of bis patriotism and courage.
He is able, and worthy to lead Re.
publicans to Victory as he led his regi.
ment to war. (Speech of attorney
General Palmer, in Republican Stat.
COnvention.)
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
Treasurer.

JAMES PENFIELD, forCOunty Treas
urer, is a nominee Of whom it ia inn
possible for any one to say any thing
wrong, and say it truthfully. An ex-
cellent accountant and book-keeper,
his many years experience i'm this line
makes him especially fitted to fill the
position for which he has been nonii-
mated. He was In no way an aspirant
for the place, his name having only
been mentioned few days before the
convention met. He is now, and has
been for some time clerk in the post
office at Ridgway. and by his accom-
modating manner has won hosts of
friends. in this most trying of ali posi-
tions on a PERSONS patience. We be-
lieve that if sixteen members of the
same family should come in one after
the other to ask sis there any mail for
our folks?" each and every one would
receive a cheerful reply. A man of no
enemies, he always attends strictly
to any business entrusted to his care.
He has held several minor offices and
in every one has given great satisfac-
ton. A man of regular and temper
ate habits, quiet i'm his demeanor, and
although Republican is one Of the
few men whom Democrats can vote
for without feeling they are voting for
a sworn enemy. At this point we will
insert few lines of his history. Until
seven years o: age he lived in the city
of Philadelphia, moving with his pa
rents to Jefferson county, at that time
almost a wilderness, he worked on the
farm with his father, clearing up land
ETC., until January, 1868, and then
worked at Brandy Camp for a few
months, when he enlisted in the 105th
regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers,
known as Colonel M'Knight's regi-
ment, in which he served until the
close Of the, war At Spottsylvania
May II, 1854, he was badly wounded
from which wound he suffers to this
day.. For about lS years he has been q
resident and taxpayer Of Ridgway, and
now owns a small property here. A
few years ago his wife died, since
which time he has rented his house
and for great share of the time has
boarded with Mr. Hagerty, the post
master here. There is no word ,o
commentator said in his favor which
will not be cordially suppos ted by all
who know hims. Competent in every
respect, perfectly honest and upright
in all his dealings, an old resident oi
the county, heis man whom it is &
great pleasure to recommend. The
people will do well to elect him. Re
member that when the tag was In
danger he rushed with the other brave
men OF this neighborhood to its rescue
and now that he asks the vote of his
fellow citizens, let Us not forget the
dark days.when he marched fouth te
help save our common country. keeI
in remembrance always the boys thai
wore the blus.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13


and an extensive lumberman Is well
fitted in every respect for the office for
which he has been nominated. or
good judgment and business capacity,
he deserves the support of all Repub-
licans.
E. o. ALDRICH, of Wilcox, the
other nominee for Commissioner is
also an old resident of the county. OF
excellent education, graduate of a
law school, his fitness for the position
he seeks is beyond question. The
choice of Jones township, one of the
few Republican districts In the
county. and strong one at that, he Is
thereby well recommended TO all tile
Republicans Of the county. His rep
utation for sobriety and honesty is
good. In fact like nearly ever candi-
date on our ticket he neither smokes,
chews, or drinks, and is In all other
respects a man of exemplary habits,
Every Republican should see that the
name E. o. Aldrich is on his ticket.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
Auditor,

J. 3. CHAMBERLAIN, the only can
didate for the position ia an old resi-
dent of Elk county, and has been a
farmer In Horton township for years.
No word of ours can add to the high
esteem in which he is held by his
neighbors, good test Of a mans
worth. He would bring honor to any
position to which his fellow-citizens
might call him. Conscientious and
honorable in all his dealings. his word
is as good as the wheat A lifelong
Republican from principle, he is
worthy of enrolment among the Old
Guard of the party.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
In Conclusion.

The entire ticket is composed of the
very best men of our county. And
there is scarcely choice between the
men. They are all worthy and all
should receive the loyal support of the
entire party. We are proud of the
ticket, and write the praises Of these
candidates feeling that our words are
all too feeble to do them justice. Then
rally, Republicans, to their support!
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13

Ruben Clements, the oldest male
citizen of Petersburg. Va, died on
Friday, aged 81 years He was the
last survivor of the company of one
hundred and three young men. known
as the Petersburg Volunteers, who,
under command of Captain Richard
McRae, left that city on the 2lst of
October, 1872, and marched to Canada
to fight in the war against Great
Britain. 1t was their conspicuous
gallantry at Fort Meigs that won from
the lips Of President Madison for the
city of their nativity the proud title it
has since borne the "Cockade City. F."
-Vennor predicts a severe winter
for Great Britain and q mild one for
hiscoantry, with a few cold snaps.
American householders should lay in
an extra number Of tons of coal if they
would keep their dwellings modsr-
Ately warm.
The Boston Transcript thinks the
twaddle Of the Washington cores
pendent about the appointment to
eabihst positions Of Senator Jones
and Ben Butler is just as empty as
was that of fortnight ago about
Simon Cameron and General Grant.
Cincinnati is suffering from an
epidemic Of smallpox. The CONNER
ciol of that city says: at is thus far
ths most virulent on the lower streets
over the city. Many canes are re-
ported IN tho East End. The pest
house - fnll of patients and deaths are
fsau uent"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
The Awakening.

Uneasiness has for long been mani
fest in the ranks of the masses. People
of low and high degree outside the
chosen few who hold petty offices, and
are known as the bread-and-butter
squadr have been considering the
manner of escape from the lash of the
bssses; big bosses, who control the
little bosses, and little bosses who
strive to set at naught the will of the
people. And when the people begin
to consider it is not long before they
act, and when action comes the punny
hands raised to stay the whirlwind of
popular wrath are swept like chaff
from the face of the earth. Again,
the people are, sometimes long-suffer-
ing hoping that next year will bring
relief. Rumblings are heard which
warn the powers that be. Then woe
to the upstarts who heed not the
storm. The State Convention at New
York. last Wednesday emphatically
set the great seal Of popular condem
nation on the Conkling-Stalwarts,
and compelled them to bow in SUBJ
mission to the mandates of the people.
Every true Republican is rejoiced at
this action of the New York Republi-
cans. Not that the downfall of Conk-
lin is so much to be desired, for his
great talents are worthy the admira-
ton of his countrymen. But he is
the head-centre of the dictator system,
and as such must go, his glittering at
tainments making all the more im-
pressive the downfall of the system
ofwhieh he is the great representative.
And showing that the power of the
people is above all talents, and above
all greatness. And eau tear the pillars
from the temple of the most dazzling
structure if its design is opposed in
the least degree to popular rule. The
New York Republicans have done
we'll, and their example will encour-
age the people of another great State
to cast off once and forever the obnox-
ious yoke of dictatorship and bossism.
The warning is now heard throughout
the Keystone, and it will be well for
those interested to take heed in time.
Then let POPULAR RULE AND FREE
REPRESENTATION be our watchword.
The voice of the people must and
Shall be heard.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
COUNTY CANDIDATES.
Associate Judges.

WITH. OsfkFhoUr'iIee no -mtf0-
duction to the citizens of Elk county
for he is known, and favorably known,
to nearly every voter from Milestone
to Benezctte and from Jones to Hor-
ton. His six years in the Commits
sioners' Office have been marked by
ability much greater than the duties
of tile position required, which is
rare thing In any man holding official
position. Untiring in attention to
the duties Of his Office he will long be
known as q member OF one of the
sblest boards of Commissioners the
county has ever had, and as one of
the most valuable members at that.
OF course, as a partizan of this gentle
man, our remarks would naturally be
tinged with the prejudice of party
feeling, and as consequence not en-
titled to the same confidence that the
same words nom the opposition would
inspire. To offset this we beg leave to
call up the citizens of our prosperous
county, one by one, and ask their in.
dividual opiuion of the man whose
name we now present to the notice of
the public, feeling well satisfied that
the popular verdict will be: "There is
no man more fit to hold any position
in the county than w. H. Osterhout.'
A sober, honest, upright, Christian
gentleman, whose word Is as good as
his bond, and in whose mind their
exists at all times the desire to render
justice, exact and pure, to all men. A
man of large business, and of some
wealth, bis name is always found at
the head of lists favorable to charita-
BILE objects, while in his everyday in
tercourse with men he is always gen.
tlemanly and courteous. Having rose
from the ranks himself be is always
ready to befriend the friendless, hold
ing as cardinal principle the equality
of all men before the law. Although
not a candidate for the position his
| unanimous nomination is deserved
compliment, while his acknowledged
fitness for the place will gain him
many votes from the ranks of the
opposition.
| ERASMUS MoREY, Of Benezette, the
other nominee for Associate Judge,
deserves more than passing notice.
Although more than the three-score.
and-ten years have passed since bis
advent to this world, he is yet as rug
ged as many man at fifty. His step
is firm, his voice steady and his mind
clear. Strictly temperate, during his
long, well-spent life, he has never
used tobacco in any form, or INDUCED
in intoxicating drinks. The nomina.
ton was neat compliment to our
valued old friend whose Republican
ism is sound as the everlasting rock
and whose honesty is above all fear OF
suspicion. Let every Republican
cast his vote for Erasmus Morey, as he
is deserving of the most cordial sup.
port. OF him it will one day be writ.
ten; Gods noblest work-an honest
man.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
How to get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat
too much without exercises, work too
hard without rest; doctor all the time;
take all the vile nostrums advertised;
and then you will want to know
How to get Well.
Which is answered in three words
Take Hop BittArs! See other column.
--E1press-
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13

Its faults, but in doing so we want to
give It new vitality and moral vigor,
Instead OF striking 1t down and over.
throwing the Republicanism of the
Union with the Republication of
Pennsylvania. Let us stand together
in defense of the great principle of
POPULAR RULE AND FREE REPRE-
sENTATIoN, but let us also uphold f1id
carry forward the Republican flag. -
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
Republican County Ticket.

Associate Judges,
w. H. OsTERHoUT, Ridgway Boro.
ERASMUS MoREY, Benezette.
Treasurer,
JAMES PENFIELD, Ridgway Boro.
Commissioners,
HIRAM CARMAN, Spring Greek,
T.. o. ALDRICH, Jones.
Auditor.
J. s. CHAMBERLAIN, Horton.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13

II paid $3.50 to my doctor and was
no better. ! then took a few bottles
of Peruna which cured me.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13

--Peruna is sure cure fof bilious
ness and kidney complaints; it has
no equal.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
Commissioners.

HIRAM CAsMAN, for many years
resident Of Spring Creek township,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

1 hereby announce myself as an -
Independent Candidate for the office
of County Treasurer of Elk county.
subject tosthe decision of the voters-r.
at the polls next November.
= JOHN FORSTER.
st. Marys, Sept. 15, 1881.
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ESTABLISHED in 1850

TERMS, 81 A YEAR,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-23
DISSOLUTION.

T'HE coPARrSEEsHIp HERETOFORE Rx.
istina between Smith & Morrtson in the
nlacksm tn and wagon-making business. in the
Town Of Eureka. State OF Nevada, was dis
solved by mutual consent ON the oath day of
september. 1881 +. Smith will continue the
business and pay all debts due by The Arm.
and all debts due the firm mustbe paid to him.
e. SMITH,
Z. @. MORRISON.
Eureka. Sept. "A. 1881. sees Inns
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-23

Q71 A WEEK. t12 q day al home easily
pyZ made. Costly outfit free. Address FAUX
1 Co.. Augusta Maias.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-23
EUREKA WATER WORKS,

VNHE WATER WILL BE CLOSET OFF
4 from the entire tswn tonight at s O'Clock
An1 VIII De turned on tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock. and will continue TO be closed of from,
DAY to day as stated until further notice, with
the exception Of that portion Of the town TAI.
ing water from Reservoir Hill. This step IA
waterfor IRE purposes.
1eIu GEO. r. BLISS. Superintendent,
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For Sale.


1--WE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF
fine land. well watered and covered by .
United States Patent. Also, 800 tons Of good
hay and 100 tons common hay two moving
machines and two hay presses one hay rake,
three wagons. one buggy. 10 fine milk cows. %
brood mares. % young horses, one imported
ack from Paris. Missouri. one Norman stall.
lion. The house Ia 25xso feet deep, and well
furnished. Also, stables and corrais, inciud-
all kinds Of Implements usually used on .
complete ranch. For particulars apply to
JOSEPH MEEDEs. Eureka. New. se1sdawtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-23

SPLENDID Property at a Great Bargain.

~SaSASNA4 AbRSAt - 1AS& 40A 6AAAAt
-~
THE PLACE KNOWN AS MITCHELL d
Vows RANCH. in stspsoe Valley. midway
Ward and Cherry Greek. is for sale ct
a great bargain on easy terms. It contains
1000 acres under fence. The land grows hay.
grain and vegetables. 1t 10 also a magnificent
stock range Tho improvements consist Of q
dwelling. stables. ~corrals. etc. There is also .
good dairy outat. VIII be sold with or without
the horses and cattle. The proprietors offer
to sell because they desire to go East. Address
Mitchell d Lyons. Cherry Greek. White Pine
County. or apply on the premises. se4tf
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eEe week In your own town. Terms ana
DOC % OUTFIT free. Address II. HAILxrr 4
Co., Portland. Maine:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
By Sreen 81 Visa

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers7
GALE OF fALUA1LE REaL ESTATE
~ fursusnt to s decree Of tho Corpo. alton
Court of the city OF AIezsndris rendered ct its
November term, 1870. in the chsncery cause Of
D. +. Hooe's admir-, &C., vs. a. Poor and
others, the undersigned surviving commissioner
OF ssle therein named. will otrJr f,r sale By pub
lie suction on Thu RSDAY, the y h day Of
Msy, 1881 st II CLOCK ru, in trontot tns Court
Boom OIL Fairfax street, in the city of AIexsu.
dtia Va, all thai LOT OF GROUND with the
TWO STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE there
on, situate at the northeast intersection Of King
and Faystte streets. in said city, irontiag on
Hing street 43 II fee. and eILpnting back
north with the ssme width Us the font. 100 toel.
Terms OF Sale: A sutli 3ient sum IN cxsh "a pay
the < lenses of tins su!t and ssle say Sii0 upd
the residua in three equal ius.aiiuents 81 one
two and three yeurs with interest from Day OF
Sale; the deferred lnstaiments TO be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers VITO
good security, snd tbs title TO b. retained Until
Inc same are paid. ConVeyanc!ng ~ tua cost
OF the purchaser. Q W. WhT2LES
apll-3Oi Surviving Cumu4't, OF sale.
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{ fOMM lSc1ONE ER'S SAILS OF FAIKFAX
~ LAND.-Pursuant to !ecree rendered =;
the November term, 1872 Of tha Circuit Court
OF Fairf x county, in thu suit Of Hosg use Sun.
nell va, jackson, &C. the undersigned, the sur
vivor of the commissioners of sale tbereiu
nsmed, on MONDAY, May Ii, 1884, (2ourt dey }
ut II O'clock M, will sail al pubic suction b.,
lore the front door of Fairfax Ccurt House &
CERTAIN TRACT OF IND belonging to
the estate of the lsie Mrs. Susan n. jackson,
containing SO scres more or less. lying in the
Northern eII of Providence District and I'D.
jolni1g the lands of McVeigh, CUTS snd others.
This land is OF good qualify ard has =
DWELLING HOUSE ard other Improve
ments. Persoss wishing q more particular de-
scription are referred to parties living in the
vicinity Of said land
Terms Of Sale: Knough cash to pay costs of
suit and expenses of sale and the residue n
three equal snnusl insts!ments to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser with approved per
sonsl security and retention of title till last pay
ment is made HHOhAS MOORE,
spl5-4W Surviving Comm'r. of Sale.
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HEALTH IS " YEALTH.

Gh r. Z " EST s \ EgvE AHD SRAIN TREAT
M5HT asrcclf :or hysLeria, DIE ,,oss, ,ou
'4's'cH-, H9'v L Eo.dncna, iiai. ii repres-
syl, l. ss Of N mo1y apermstorrIn,. Impo.
ie4cy, Involuntary Emissions. rrea ulu-e Uld
"Ho caused ~ over cxs5t;ou, eel abuse or over
id1u'g"ice "hlCA laaGa to inisaiy, decay snd
death. 0ae box vii. curn recent Gases Escb
%! contains oLe IT yntn's t!e,tu nj. Une dollar
box or six oo1-s Ior fv.. du.!-rs sent By mst
prepaid on receiE: Of tfic, =. I gla.snte tee 81 :.
Z Ks - care sny case. with eann orier re-
S7''ei by us fJc six Boxes COM panied with
Nv doie's, we Wa santtho purchaser our WI.
i@n EusfaTtac 20 return .;.e nouey il the treat.
Eent does %. eliec: cu:e Guarantees issued
~ j N \ hl q 90. ,!-uggl-ts, A!cxsrG!ia,
~, wholesale and ra:aii ~ nts Crders By
ia5!i viii reCel9e prompt a,toLuan lnsr7
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Tor Inc season H'sn new assortment of Lace
Mltts Price 25c 50c, 75c and 81 70 per pair.
CoIset5 in a the leading styles, perf9c in 6t
SID finish fricec Soc TO So 60 per pair.
Under wear SPECIAL attention ia called to the
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Linen end Silk kerctief3-Suspenders,
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Collars ard Cuff, siz IS II TO IS inches Prices
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Germant0wa, Shetland and SsHony Wool,
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Neckwssr-st eli times lhe collection will
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made for mer; also tiorcisn, Flexor, IAudace,
tropical, De Joluvie, Lace sni q complete
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