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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-21
APPLETO M'sAMERscaM CYCLIC
PEE1E

This admirable work is now COM
pletein l6 vols. Eachvolune containsS00
pages. 1t makesa complete and well
selected library, and no one can
afford to do without it who would keep
well informed. Price s. % III cloth,
5000 in leather, OF 500 i'll elegant
half Turkey. For particulars address,
w. II. Fairchild, Portville, Gait. Co.,
n. Y, who has been duly appointed
agent for Elk county by G. X. Judson,
general agent
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New applications for pensions are
being flied at the rate of two hundred
per day, ANA it is estimated that next
year $40, 900, ,00o will be required. The
government treats its pensioners lib
orally, but the time has arrived when
there should he the most careful
scrutiny of expenditures in order to
prevent payment to persons who are
not entitled to receive them. 1t is es-
tilnated that $1,000, 900 are paid annu-
ally on fraudulent claims.
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DRESS AKING.

Mrs. F. Pollman having moved into
the house of Jas. Penfield near the
Catholic church wishes to inform the
citizens of Ridgway and vicinity that
she is prepared to do in a neat and
satisfactory manner all kinds of plain
sewing and dressmaking,at reasonable
prices. All persons having work in
this line are respectfully invited to-
rive her a call, nl5m3
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List Of Letters,

Remaining i'm the Ridgway Post
office, Elk county, Pa, up to July Is,
1881.
Brundage, VIM. b. 2; Baird, John
R.; Brhman, w. b.; Churchill, Miss
Jennie L; Clark, 4. e; Edmondson,
DR.. James j.; Gooding, Mrs. Mary ;
n ri l,Ioma I"ns%n, Imh1 o. ,aI Il: M"orgs Pstsr. M
son, !. r.; Rauck, W. II. B; smith,
Mrs. Hannah; Word, Miss Lena;
Wctherill, Theodore.
FOREIGN.
Fannin, John J.
J. III. HAGERTY, p. VI.
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A Remarkable Horse.

Forest Commonwealth
Judge Proper's horse Jim was shot
and killed a few mornings ago as
matter of mercy to him. He was %
years old last May, and maintained
his lively colt like appearance until
last fall, when his teeth failed, after
which he subsisted upon boiled feed
until spring, when he was turned to
good pasture, but still grew more
feeble until life appeared to be a bur-
den to him. He did one eXtraordi-
nary feat in the winter of 1863 which
caused the Judges family to form a
warm attachment for him. The TiO-
nesta creek was quite high and run
ming full of ice. Mr.. Proper and Geo.
w. Walters were taking load of flour
when they arrived at the creek it was
night and quite dark. A boat just
large enough to carry team and loaded
wagon was the mode of crossing. In
attempting to drive upon the boat the
wagon slipped upon the frozen ground
and two of the wheels missed the
| boat, ran into the ice and deep water,
upset the wagon and threw the load
and horses into the stream. The
horse attempted to swim to the oppo-
site shore, but unfortunately the
wagon caught upon some rocks or
drift in the middle of the stream the
horses struggled there until one was
drowned when the Judge, thinking
they were fast, called to Jim to gee,
which he did, and by so doing loosen
ed the wagon. Mr.. Proper then told
Jim to come to him, which he bravely
did by swimming against the current
and ice and drawing the wagon and
dead horse with him. When he
reached the shore ice a road was cut
through it to- shore, and when the
harness was removed Jim was told tO
jump up the bank, which was neal
seven feet perpendicular, which he
did, Notwithstanding he had been in
the water nearly an hour. Sixty
miles per day was his distance when
travelling. His burial was quite q
solemn one to the family.
| Don't forget it. The Union Store
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". l.. MS.

Late of Strattanville), Physician and
Surgeon, Ridgway, Pa. Office i'll
Halls Brick Building (up. stairs)-
Referelices--J. u. Smith, III. l..
Young, II. Rulofson, Strattanville;
Major John Kitley, w. w. Green
land, Clarion. Has practiced his
profession sccessfully for more than
ten ypnrS
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Ridgway Borough School Board.

Proceedings of II regular meeting
held at the Prothonotary's Office July
Is, 1881.
Directors present-Messrs. Bordwell,
Hamblen, Powers, Parsons, Schoen-
ing. and President Willard.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Amended proposition received from
Pardee, Snyder d Co. Qimitedi for
heating and ventilating the school
building.
Moved by Mr.. Hanlblen, That we
heat the school building by steam.
Ayes-Bordwell, Hamblen, Powers,
Parsons, Sch1ning, and President
Willard.
Moved by Mr.. Hamblen, That we
heat the building with radiators
throughout.
Ayes-Bordwell, Hamblen, Powers,
Parsons, Schoening, and President
Willard.
Moved by Mr.. Powers, That the
proposition of the Eureka Steam
Heating Company be accepted.
Ayes-Parsons, Powers.
Noes-Bordwell, Hamblen, Schoen-
ing, and President Willard.
Moved by Mr.. Bordwell, That the
bid of Pardee, Snyder & Co. (limited)
be accepted to heat and ventiiate the
building for Sll5O, on condition that
the terms of payment are satisfactory.
Noes-Bordwell, Hamblen, Parsons,
Schening, and President Willard.
Mr.. Powers declined 10 vote.
Moved by Mr.. Hamblen, That the
Secretary be directed to notify w. j.
Butler that the school board has his
bid under favorable consideration and
is inclined to enter into an agreement
with him for putting in steam heating
apparatus, providing the two contract
ing parties can agree upon certain
details not included in his speeifica-
tions.
Ayes-Hamblen, Powers, Parsons,
Schening, and President Willard.
Mr.. BOrdwell was absent.
On motion board adjourned to meet
Rt call of the Secretary.
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Conkling Hanging On.

Albany, July 10. - The joint
convention met at noon and voted
on the short term vacancy in the
United States Senate as follows !:
IApham, 6S; Potter, As; Conk-
ling, %; Woodford, l.. Necessary
to choice, r.. The chair decided
that no choice had been made.
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State Convention Of County Of
ficer6.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July l9.-T The
second annual State convention of
county officers is being held in this
city to-day. An effort is being made
to arrive at a uniform method of
doing business, to 60 into effect
throughout Pennsylvania. They
will have an excursion to Mauch
Chunk and over the Switchback to-
morrow.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Estate of John G. Corbe, late Of
~ Benzinger township, Elk county.
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby geven
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 the without delay, in pro
per order for settlement.
nl3 t6 SUSAN CORBE, EXecutriX.
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a g. 1EsSENGER.

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
pensed at all hours, day or night.
vln3y
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.. S. BuRD1ElL, M. D.

Has removed his office from Centre
street to Main street, Ridgway, Pa. in
the second story of the new brick
building of John &. Hall, west of the
Hyde House.
Office hours Il to p. NJ. ITO 8 PM
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Health, the poor mans riches, and
the rich mans bliss, is maintained by
the judicious use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla which strengthens aud invigor-
ates the system by purifying the
it is the most economical medicine for
this purpose that can be used.
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ST Don't want that Stuff"

Is what a lady of Boston said to her
husband when he brought home some
medicine to cure her Of sick headache
and neuralgia which had made her
miserable for fourteen years. At the
first attack thereafter, it was admins
tered to her with such good results
that she continued its use until cured
and was so enthusiastic in its praise,
that she induced twenty-five of the
best families in her circle to adopt it as
their regular family medicine. That
"stufP" is Hop Bitters.-Stdndard.
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Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that have
associated with me as partners in the
Wilcox Tanning Company, dating
from the LIST day of February, 1881. my
two sons, Norman Schultz and Irwin
Schultz. MAURICE NJ. SCHULTZ.
n2lt2
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Having become agent for Harry
Chapel, Florist, we are prepared to
deliver free of expressage and at cata-
logue prices any orders you may leave
with us for flowers, bulbs, etc.
HENRY A. PARSONS, Jk.
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HYuE HOUSE.
w. II. SCHRAM, Proprietor,
Ridpvav. EIk county. Pa.

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 continu-
ance of the same. oct3O69
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A. Swartz Ross, Merchant Taller,
sign of the red front, has on
hand, and is constantly receiving the
latest and newest samples of cloth for
spring and summer suits. Prices to
suit the million, Work guaranteed to
be as represented and delivered at the
time agreed uDon.
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Business Cards.
eEo. a. RaTnBuw.
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.

Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa
Particular attention given to the
examination of titles, also to patents
and natpnt rnses.
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Bowers keeps Halls Giant Frame
extension table at the West End Store
the best table in the market.
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HAIL & M,cAuLEY

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v3zt
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Get your NOTE PAPER, EN-
VELOPES, and CHRONIC WIS.,
ITING CARDS at THE ADVOCATE
Office, over Powell q K!me's store
Ridgway, Pa.
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Folding cribs, cradles, bedsteads.
Mattresses, &C., at Bowers.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-21

Leave your orders for house
plants, cut flowers, and bedding plants
at THE ADVOCATE Office.
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Prints at the Union Store must be
sold. For the best cents a yard; and
as low as six cents, Other dress goods
marked down to correspond.
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I. o. Of O. T.

Ridgway Lodge 900, L. o. of o. F.
meets every Thursday evening. Wis
iting members are cordially Invited to
tend.
OFFICERS:
John A. Ross, N. G.; l.. A. Brendel,
V,G.; ]. w. Smith, Sec'y; John An
derson, Asst Sec'y; II. H. Wensel,
Treasurer.
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If you have no Peruna pamphlet
get one Immediately. Address :. B.
Hartman d Co., Osborn, O.
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Don't forget it you will get great
bargains at the Union Store.
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Camp chairs, canvass cots, lounges,
wood and marble top tables at the
West End.
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For bill-heads aud note-heads calk
at the ADVOCATE Office,
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Call at the West End Furnishing
Store and see the McCabe reclining
chair.
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1t bakes better than the Cook Stove.
would not have believed it posi-
Die to do such an ironing and not heat
up the houss.
My meals are served hot and the
kitchen is as cool as the parlor.
can start fire In one minute.
When done with the fire it Is ex-
tinguishcd instantly.
No offensive smell, and flies do not
bother.
No dust nor ashes.
1t II rs portable rs u sewing ma
chine. w. s. SERVICE, Agt.
The hand organ man discoursed
sweet sounds on our streets Monday.
Adjourned term of court here on
Tuesday. Proceedings in another
column.
-Donaldsou's Combination ut the
Opera House Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday of this week.
Company III meets for drill We'd
noSUaN tNeilIiiS WI NoSii "NNN'
Let there be full attendance.
Potato bugs are exceedingly fond
of Paris green and -four in the proper
ton of one green to thirty-livc flour.
--Potted Chicken and Turkey ut
Morgestcr's.
If you want Il set of springs Of
any sort or size go to &. Bowers.
Fresh Prunes, English Currants,
Valencia and Layer Raisins at Nor
grstcr's.
"A fresh supply of Haxall, White
Wheat, Graham and Amber Flour.
Boited and coarse meal, Oats, Feed,
Corn Sc, at Morgcstcr's.
A fresh stock of choice Candy
just received at Morgcstcr's.
Tai. Cuthbert will move his fam-
lily to Ridgwny in short time.
--Osterhout is building an addition
To his tannery for watts and dry
loft.
Tho New York Store is kept up in
the cleanest, HeateSt and best order
of any store in the borough of Ridg-
way.
The Ridgway Silver Cornet Band
il practicing diligently at present, and
we may expect that by next Fourth
they will he ready To give Us some
music.
AT meeting of the Ridgway
Borough school Board held June "a
1881, u building tax of three. and Il
school tax of thirteen mills was
levied.
The New York Store will close
out their summer stock at cost rs they
don't believe in carrying over old
stock from year to year because they
cannot get their price, as the older
stores in town are in the habit of do
ing. Cali and see our stock and eX.
anime prices.
COHEN, BRO, Il BROwNsTEIN%
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Elk CO. ADVOCATE RATES

YEARLY ADVERTISING.
One Column One Tear. ........ $50 90
One-half Column One Ycnr.....-............fjO0 fj 90
One-fourth Column ono Year 100
One.eighth Column One Yeur...............i5O0 Is 90
IRA NsINT ADtRrI SING.
One Square One Week 90
One SQUARE Two Weeks so
Ono Square Three 10
Each additional insertion 80 cents square
each week.
LOAB ADvRTIsINg.
Ten cents line first insertion; fivc cents y
line for each additiona, insertion,
HENRY A. PARSONS, Ja., Proprietor.
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Note paper and envelopes at the
ADVOCATE office.
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Dry Goods and notions at cost at
the Union Store.
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BIR I'll.

CLARK re- Monday, July II, 1881, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Clark, a
son,
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Us Four AND NO MORE.
, 1881-01-11
JOHN T., TILLOTsON.

lie GIVES HIMSELF ur TO THE EHEAtFr.
On tho :9th OF September Inst ". +. rc!rOnnet,
n member OF tho 150nr,l nj rrnde, went before
Judge 1logcrs In tho Criminal Court md sworo
out IL reace warrant nM.Inst John +. a4ltotsoil,
charging hin With having threatened tn kill
na 5 sc siaso &c 'fh nxo aasrs oss wote
utter hcaring the tsntnro 0f the threats ~ stntcl
BY tho complainant. tho Court hc!d Tl!lotaon on
'nG IL ,e al r r fnk T. .tar e Feiis aaesin
l!tnir. signed II b,,l'l to the amount nf s1oM
md 1,llotsol, WIS recsc Sinse TINT :,htc lio Inns
bcHn At work fur McssrH. .1lihhnrtl = Spencer,
counts Of George 4. stassh, tholr defnulting
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Tillotson walked into
the Shcrlt's ollice AMI surrendered hlnnscif IN
l,la bond. Tic wns thenco scnt to jnil. where.
tr !" a ii % lie .icsars @ op"rtmont. 80 '''"
lie wa. discovered " TRiuuSE reporter
shortly nfter his nrrivnl aud wlls INT backward
III 10 a tic s tEss a M sated that ye seo
nc net he las been ,lassca by paid en'isaarcs.
wnS VIZ to '' MAKE e'" his liz .'s n,,sersi'(c. s
rcfsons. tic sayR hAvo endcnv',rwl to drive hIni
a ns ' II ts top %arS 'e e
For Two months ptInrts wcro tih.lo 70 vet NJ.
Hlnlr. his ous,n!n. t3 surrender hltn, ccstnll
9 M IT isrxc anS 4"so a Su ys ycseiay M ' iearne
TINT Mr. I.la.r wns nb.slt to turn him ever to the
sas,oy e tho slet A. hs ;',, vas TOR scycrl
kis hand tic n,tst courteous md Kindly trent
nent, he did nut csiru to occasion him my fur
thor nnx!c.y or trouble md be therefore s''se
T!iiotsoi, says he has always l,ecu perfectly
snttstlc that toru ia tcsrc to drive him frn,li
e%so chs aga,nst 1 s Fasrnet s Whch Is w euE mi i ii
tho superior Court TlIlotsnn snys TINT be pro-
poscs 10 push tho cnsc, and will .cii,lcavor to
prove 81 tho allegations OF his hlll, no mnttcr
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cldctt in favor Of McGrnth, wl,at position
the Council! would ha ini

cItIett in favnr nf N[cHrnth ,y1nt a unsft]nn
the Connet! would he III
at,nn h soran. sa h,Ise se1fSl ie waa
to tho expenditure OF tho peoples money for
my SUCH purpose.
AiM. IeGiHey Wanu"G yole .HSst WisIots
,a,nea ~ % ~ ,,a @ ~ ii, i.eI hoo,, s9o,,f
~, + iro., IT, ,n, s'o m,H,on lin
',Tr,t ~: '''e""s' 1'o "'s'"o '''''s'o' W a"''
c'tG ,tGc rh,,r ao,t Tim ~o,,ort ~ I'm 1ra,o,,rv
co''iitsa @ % csni.l s @ iot 's III takSn 10, ill., "a Il lid
attr vee eefIS rela m rn,,g e @ ,,m ot Rho" no" 'no
IN, i"th ,st X ncsseo aeio nnt! e. ., y" speGTg tgs
su,,Mntt su,is III mnt tntcrfsr,, ~ |'' ''''
Va c,,o"t,inr ~ hnsr in to,l;po uho,,t
points Of Is Sfser. su'i g. n INA n,akls o @atoens and
'.ss.... W.. s1.'.' v..v.
A!:, cuLhRhIoN oFFE1'ED TIE foLLoWlNo'
W1lEnEAa. The contested efcoa9n Gaso 10.
Fnk ~ n sra j. 4 q
nI Wns omd y now ocforo tho s'prone COURT on op
pGWS WtinmKts. This co,uot, bos,tatca to not an tho
subject inattcr who sto sumo il Under ativiso-
fs E u 'Bs;1s st % :ss y tes;sGs RI sts, s con-
cerncd ehs Council respectfully urge upon the.
sala Court that locs!9l n said case 10 reached
at ~ nc oarlIest prae1oau'o aato.
Tio vote on this stood: Yeas 16, nays 10, as
Teas-Dlxon, Clark. 0ranots, Watkins, McAu-
Icy. Cullertun, Hmytht llo'.d. Everett, Thonp-
aet, nrady, Mcor'ith. lounE lmhos, Murphy,
a's Nnns.. ictcrshan. san,,c,s. na1tnrd sborev.
burke. Altpeter, iiiltlroth. LawSr. l'ars.siil,
Pceyev, ecllf1Nlur, swift Lorcnz, Meyer lFlf-
tccnth'' Moier tslxtccnth'-ia.
TIE VOTE. .-.
Tho Cl,nir arose to cast tho teclalnE vote.
A @ sM1tt Ss WstSa 'se to ,as eanSe s en',nt S o t.
ths tIe n,1 hay,lnE Esf nef,, - a'o"nss' ~ .,,ne
AID. Cullert0il asked II he had voted.
, 1881-01-11
IN UTTER WANT.

DESERTED CtI1LpREN AND DRUNKEN PARENTS.
Every now ind then thcro comes to notice u
casc of wrctchcd squalor and poverty among tho
poor Of this city which acenlB q 1lttG morG tlB-
tresslng than my othor before mot with. and
tho personal observation OF n TnlnuNE reporter
was last night brought to bear Upon just such a
case. II was about O'Clock. 1I0 was taken to
miserable looking, tumble. down franio build
Ing on Norton street, Immediately south OF Polk.
Tho rap of his guido on tho basement
door wis answered by n mIddle-
ngcd woman In faded calico dress
Showed tho visitors in. md this Is what thoy
saw: Thrco pon-l!ko npArttncnts which might
pc Sa s t gSs W.T. TS5G ea
portion Of tue ptasterfr,9 ha.l fallen, were Of tue
sa.n6 4tney hlie- The seiltnss were we only six q q
Ssy sSs rooms o provided With eSen paae
sa.iiclsat,y W .,.,; ereyant the, sas ffgst:ia'Ss a;
first rom, nothlng was to 10 seen but
an Old tub. q bundle Of rags IN ono cornGr
l!tto pe Of n noar,s whish aaa evidently ;'sy
In tho middle room Was u bctl. or pHrt ut one
ard dirt: In tho other rooin was q tablc. stove
i,roken dishes, two iuavos of Gread, q saSk oi
i!ouF, a ieco Of boiled meat, ind dirt. Two IT.
tlo boys nall Eirl, whose nRes RANGED trout : t
tGoted from tho cold by sono raaacA clothes
and their faces wcro nctuRlly amcarctl with dirt
Ths husband s,g # The ~ ,ss .tavp po%cftSo Sn
| In0nths- old boy In hls urms. Tho littI0 follow
| hati On no Rhops Or stockings, mud bis bare limb
Looked only like tho bones with the skin fttet
Tho ,1,au md woman explained that on III,
| In tho hullse nor u bite tO cut. Tho boarsis sees
~ tho front room tho man hat r!ek.J np 70
Rasnf ast Cd & Ry ss ;a M sa sos
Hour, bread, alid nluAt. Taking tho rcportGftnt
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A baltimore detective WIS stngularly fort,1-
mute whia he wis tut hunting for tiian who
trIel to wreck frc.Hht tr7tin recently by mems
OF orusAttc Ito dressed hiinBelf up lis II tramp.
and As he Wna walking around tn that character
ut night he was stGppcd by n genuine trnInt,
Tho dotoctivo recognized In tho tramp tho mIri
hc was looking for. and, pretending to be
rot rot anything m worth rohbins inc of. 10 your ive
boon on tho road for four months. I've come ai'
tho way from Ohio, and want to yet to Nuw
on tho salne lny. i hnd pistol, but had to sell
1t TO Ett grub" Tho tramp agreed to temporary
partnership, and pocketcd hls pistol. aud tho de-
hauQcufIcl him.
, 1881-01-11
70 report at which time all wore urged ID

10 report, at which tlme all wore urged u
hive their reports ready.
A recess wRs taken while waiting for tho
returns, during which Colnrade Roberts gave
d few "Reminiscences OF his nrtny life,
to the constitution lovying an assessment 0f
20 cents every three lnnlttlia TN tho numbers
for tho benefit of tho sck and disabled.
While tho subject wna uitler discussion IT
was stated TINT I! plan wla Oil foot to prDyitto
Il lloIno for alex ilclnbcra, ami tho subject
was dropped Temporarily.
Thu cnt1vAsscrs reported about 19 o'clock
tho result Of tic election. rs follows: rFcsl-
f.o',Is % + +. JncoSa; % scco,i si yIee-iresidemt,
James II. Weaver; llecortllng Secretary, j..
s. Curttss; Treasurer, W. II. AtOuitun; Cor
responding Secretary, II. G. Vail; Marshal,
r. w. Cross; Trustee, X J. Root.
, 1881-01-11
DEATlka.


VAN AisslALE-tn this city. Jan. At 1:I y ILL.,,
Qarrett van Ass!ala, n lhe G!tl year Of hts sEs.
Funeral Jan, II. At lN j. Hls froM his l4t0 resi-
dphoe. III CunRruxas4k-
MAs8ENnActl EH-JAn. o at =. m. william, Mas
kanbaches e%Gl II yuarx And months. Ut uphthertn
Funeral trIu4 the resldenre Ut hls father, Chnrcs
Aaxxenb0chcF III bsdAwlck-sts Tu1sdaJ, IL 4 ILL.,. ~
NO4ohilI.
llOuAyONJsn. 10. al $40 o'clock ,. II ~ Miuh
t9snRt., uf dphlhefin, AnAaIa, uldust daughter nf
ME: md Mn. +. Z. Houston, 4ssd yoass months
kn4 u days.
Funarzl to-day At $50 ?. m. .s
McNAAANA-lan. Y laal, John William MeSa-
fansrs, to-day from hIs lato sessdenee. q soush
NnlxtAl-eA ~.
T3"bL Louts papefs please copy. .... ..
hulIlANE-fln the 10Th insL ~ T. NJ, Patrick w.
MMI!nae xNed u yeAFa md mUntha,
Funeral "Wednesday MOERinF At II O'clock from the
gssldenea of h!s a9ns, A1 \ itan1ahen w. NoIta aa
thence BY Calvary. Friends OF th0 fanily asu
tQvit0d Without further notice. .-
DiIT-{,n the IDsh iGsl. u Gsi Wont Efa-st. John
Infant son Of Paul 4lld Elttn hit. ayed months
EHn9rnt from lalg residences bJ carria1ss ~ ltoss
hill W ednosduy ~ p. M-
CANAuLl.-At Austin. Jan y st8:N ?. NJ. oS Ton
, 1881-01-11
SUBURBAN.,
ll4fFtH tLkttIF

The vestrymon OF 1t. raurs Eptscopal Church
hayo resolved to call the Ilov. Mr. Hixby, OF MUIR
raglnsett Pier 10 take the place OF tho Itev. Nr.
I.nHtcr, who r0cently won't II, st. pau!s, Milwau.
saIasy ot $:,UN0 your, together With tho use Of
tho parsonage.
, 1881-01-11
nR}iNkFNNEcc,

DR.. D'Unger, uisc0vcrer OF the CinchonR
Cure, cures all cnses. lie Is still ut thu
Palmer House. Allwlio arc oslayes 10 alcohol
invited to call Advice free.
, 1881-01-11

In case you have not, you should Mt once p,tr-
chnse n new Wheeler 4 Wilson No. i sowing
machine. An elegant aittl beautiful llssostucnt
at their warrrOoms, No, lt5 static street.
, 1881-01-11

DON'T Die on the Premises.
out rafs, nice. tet-bugy, rachcs. l5c, boxes.