The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-28
Personal Items.

vile on Friday night.
Mr.. Hovencamp, of Highland, was
in town on Tuesday of this week.
C. w. Nichols has the school
house at Laurel Mill nearly enclosed.
Miss Emma Johnson, of Wilcox,
visited friends in this place last week.
Al. Parsons, of Wilcox, is now
working for G.. w. Nichols of this
place.
-Chas. Cody, E. G. Barrett and
families of this place, visited Wilcox
on Sunday last.
Miss Lizzie b. Lloyd, of Kane,
visited Miss Kittie Whitmore, of this
place last week, returning on Mon
day.
We are glad to note that Miss
Sadie Cuthbert and Miss Doshia
Rhincs have nearly recovered from
their recent illness.
Mrs. Russell Coates of Warsaw,
jefferson county, was visiting last
week her daughter, Capt. j. Wood
wards wife, at NVhistletown.
w. II. Osterhout is building two
bark sheds at his tannery, which
when completed will be three hundred
feet in length. He is also building an
addition to the Eagle Valley store.
p. r. Cotter, OF Port Allegheny,
was III town last week, and spoke be-
! fore the Democratic club on Saturday
night. He will be here again court
week being employed in the Centre
vile murder case.
Miss Emma Brendell of Lock
Haven, who has for some time back
been visiting in this place. went
several days ago to Cameron where she
will stay for some time before return
ing home to Lock Haven.
Week ago last Saturday morning
John r. Kline, of this village, fell
with slipping step ladder while
washing windows at Hyde's store
and had the elbow of his right arm
broken. He is now able to be about
with his arm in Il sling.
%. NJ. Montgomery, of Wilcox,
! delegate to the late Democratic county
| convention has come out squarely for
Garfield and Arthur and the whole
| Republican ticket. We welcome with
! hearty grasp the accession of Mr.
| Montgomery to the ranks of the Re
| publican party. A good citizen, an
earnest political worker his loss to the
Democratic party will cause them rs
| much alarm as does his adherence to
the Republican party cause them joy.
| He gives his reasons for the change in
words of good common sense that
carry conviction to the mi nds of his
hearers, and cause many friends to
follow him in the way he has lead.
We received call yesterday from
II. +. Wilson, of Benczette, who paid
up subscription for The ADVOCATE
year in advance. Mr.. Wilson is Il
son of the late II. r. Wilson, of Bene-
zettcc, than whom a more clever
gcnia! gentleman we have never been
acquainted. lie died on the l2th day
of September, 1880 at the advanced
aye of nearly 62 years, having been
born January 3lst, 1919. AS the years
roll around we shall miss the annual
visits of our old friend HARRISON vii
son, and regret with his many friends
In, I,nt l., l.,
| old citizen of the county he was re-
! spected and honored by all who knew
him. Many were his good qualities
and few his faults. Peace to the asLes
of our old friend.
Brown before his nomination
told Il citizen of Elk county that he
was az good Il Republican to-day as he
was under Lincoln but he found it
paid him better to be a Democrat.
-lOxl2 and SxlO window glass at
Morgesters.
-Chautauqua county butter at Nor
gestcr's.
Pork, Hams, Shoulders, and best
refined lard at Morgester's.
-Woolen socks and full line of
buck mittens and gloves at Morges-
ter's,
s bars of soap for 25 cents at Nor
gesters.
Browns letter about which the
Democrat makes such fuss was not
his own free will ofieringn but was
written and published by advice OF
the ring managers.
Vote for James j, Taylor for
Sheriff of Elk county.
Brown is strongly in favor of re-
trenchment in the county expenses
and yet he voted to increase DiXOn's
salary from $500 to $1,000 a year.
WANTED INIMEDIATELY.-A first
class wagon maker. Apply to S. A.
Olmsted, corner Main and Depot SITS,
Ridgway, Pa.
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