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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08
Thr garoratr.
THURSDAY, JUNE8 8, 1882.
Personal.

John Cobb, of Forest county was
in town last week.
Gen. Thos. l.. Kane, was in Ridg-
way last Monday.
Geo. d. Donhhey was in town yes
terday from Milestone.
Gins. McVeau, Of st. Marys
visited Ridgway last week.
Frank Nichols, Of Blue Rock, was
In Ridgway last Friday.
-Capt. VIM. Kelly, of Milestone
township, was In town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs whitman, parents of
Mrs. John Sander are here on visit
Miss Katie O'Connor commenced
n three months term of school ut Mill
creek last Monday.
The Devil" was up to St Mnrys
last week tosec the show. FHE ADNo-
CATE "Devil" we mean.
--Chas. Cody, has finished his new
picket fence around his place on the
corner of Centre and Court streets.
Joseph Ncill of jefferson county,
Is now making his home with his
brother, Thomas Neill of this place.
Fred Fitch has returned from the
pigeon woods in Potter county, where
he has been engaged trapping pigeons
for his father O. b. Fitch of this place.
james Iddings, of Julian Furnace,
Centre County, and NJ. II. Luther OF
LWhcrsburg, Clearneld County Were
here this week looking after the l..
Luther estate.
e. Nell Boyle, correspondent oi
the Philadelphia Press made THE
ADVOCATE office u pleasant visit this
morning. Mr.. Boyle was in llidgway
risiting his many friends, at the same
time taking critical view of the
political situation.
The commencement exercises ol
The Borough schools took place Satur-
day evening. Miss Ada Malone, Miss
Dora Irwin, and Mcssrs. l.. J. ~.
Lesser, and Daniel Irwin were the
giaduates, and acquitted themselves adj
mrably. Address were delivered by
Rev. j. \. Sander, and Prof. Geo. II.
Dixon.
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Sclionl Rnard prnceedinrs.

The old Borough school Board met
at the school house 81 o'clock Monday,
June s, 1882.
Messrs Bardwell, Hamblen, Powers,
Parsons, Sch@ning and President
Willard were present.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
The Secretary presented statement
of expenses, prepared by the President
and himself, which showed that the
total expenses of the year had been
! S34S3.40, and as the amount of steam
heating was Sll25.OO, deducting that
from the total expenses of the district
would leave $2538. 40 as the actual cost
of running expenses. During the
team of eight months an average of
2l3 scholars attended the schools.
The cost per month being S204.s0, or
81 3S.4 for epch pupil. The township
| sent an average of 40 scholars month
which at the rate 81 1874 each would
amount to $ii2.S9. The Township
board had paid on account $4,000,
which leaves due the Borough from
| the Township the sum of S292.S9.
On motion of Mr.. HaInblen, second
ed by Mr.. Bardwell it was agreed that
in addition TO the expenses as reported
by the Secretary that we charge the
Ridgway Township school District Il
drnrata share of interest on $1,000. for
one year which includes interest on
the value of Borough school property,
and the heating apparatus. The pro
rerty to be rated at 50 900 and the heat
ing apparatus at 81 900, which interest
would amount to S2lO 90 or for the 10
scholars from the township Si5.07.
On motion it was agreed that Mr..
Hanlblen be appointed to represent
the Borough Board befor an auditor 70
settle the accounts between the Town
ship aud Borough district, to meet at
Hall & MeCaulcy'5 office on June 6,
! 1882.
On motion it was agreed that an
order he drawn in favor Off. B. John
son for services as janitior for the
month OF April $500 and for the
month of May $1,000.
The Secretlry gave nCtice that there
would be meeting of the new board
for organization at 7! o'clock this eve.
ming.
Board adjourned sine die.
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A s1aNIFtcANr MovEMNNr.


Such convention in Pennsylvania
has an important significance. The
men who have committed themselves
to this course may not succeed at the
polls this year; but they are on the
side of right and the winning forces of
public opinion. If not this year or
next year, they will sometime win the
battle which they have courageously
begun, provided they falter not in the
way.
BATTLE FOR REPUBLICAN RIGHTS.
From The Boaton journal Otep0
The Cameron despotism has seized
the party machinery so that reform in
the old organization is slow and un-
certain. 1t is possible that some ar
rangement may yet he made, but it is
scarcely probably. The conflict will
be viewed with interest throughout the
country; and the mass of progressive
Republicans who appreciate all that
Cameronism means in pennsy ylvania
will sympathize with the, Independ-
ents in their battle for the rights of
Republican voters.
FREE FROM COMPROMISE
From The Boston Transcript UIep.)
Very little taint of compromise can
be detected in the tone and spirit of
this remarkable meeting. The candi-
dates nominated by it arc all vouched
for as men Of high character and large
intelligence. Whatever influences Of
a personal nature may have led to the
inception of the movement, circum-
stances have forced it into an un-
reserved Civil Service reform position.
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FLOWERS.
How to Buy Wisely and Well.

In the solution of this problem, a
well informed and trustworthy Florist
should he able to render very valua-
bic aid. The experience gained by
handling many thousands OF plants for
different purposes, year after year, and
by closely observing the results attain.
ed, enable us to form at once IL correct
idea Of the plants best suited for any
given purpose. The first step towards
judicious expenditure for plants is to
decide what class of plants will give
the best results; the next, whore to
place your order to secure the finest
plants at reasonable cost. Our prices
are the lowest, consistent with honest,
faithful work, and the constant in.
crease in the size of our business, fur
nishes the best evidence of our ability
to serve our customers to their satisfac
ton and advantage. Thanking our
friends for their generous orders, / am
very respectfully,
HARRY CHAPEL, Florist,
300 West Fourth street,
Williamsport, Pa.
Catalogues sent on application.
Henry A. Parsons, Jr, Agent Ridg-
way, Pa.
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-Those wishing first class Photo
graphs will DO well to call on II. W.
Bridges, Ccnteryille, Pa. Good or no
Pay.
Never buy sorrow, try a Warner
Corset worn 10y some good looking
lady, full line in stock ut the Grand
Central p, & X.
France is said to turn out over a
hundred varieties of cheese, but they
are not equal in quality to the cheese
sold at the Grand Central p. & X.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

The weather continues wet and
cold Many gardens about town have
hot yet been plowed. On all hands
this is acknowledged to he one of the
coolest and most backward springs for
years past.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
will be held in the NJ. T.. Church, com
inencfng. Saturday evening at 1:45.
Services Sunday morningat | O'Clock,
Sunday evening ut 7:iJ. Presiding
Elder M'Creary will conduct the ser
vices.
LosT.-On Friday, May 2h, 1882, be-
tween Portland and Mill creek, -
pocket book containing green backs
and gold, also certificate of deposit for
$500 OH the Ridgway Bank in favor OF
Mrs. Mary IL. Rhincs. A liberal
tcTatd will he given by leaving the
property ut this Office.
The Borough schools closed on
Wednesday last with appropriate tx
crciSes. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson were
presented hy their scholars with AN
elegant silver butter dish. Miss Bar
rett, teacher Of the Intermediate depart
merit, received from her scholars IL
beautiful gold pencil holder and a few
other nice presents. Miss Mabel Lam
oreGX received the prize inthc Intarmc-
diatc department for best attendance
and mcst progress in permanship, Mas
Ter Frank Fl. Parsons, of the Primary
Department had not been absent day
prize. a silver cup.
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Cow or No Cow,

a long petition has been presented
to the Borough Council praying that
the cows may he permitted to run at
large by the repeal of the ordinance
which provides fora pound keeper and
the taking in of stray cattle. 1t is GER
tainly not for the good of the town
to have this COW nuisance again let
loose upon oar streets. The time is
still fresh in the memory of our citi-
zens when it was no unusual thing
to see from dozen to three or four
dozen head Of stock on our streets. In
those halcyon days it was no uncOm-
mon thing for Il man without a foot of
land to raise from fifteen to twenty
head of cattle and pasture them on the
streets or in his neighhurs' gardens.
There is generally two sides to II case
And in this case no one suffers hard
ship by having the cattle kept Off the
streets, while II great deal of damage
was done by the prowling cattle under
the former system. The argument,
is made hy those in favor of cows run
ming, that the poor men who own cows
depend on their COWS for keeping
their families, and that to shut them
up involves great hardship and eX-
pense. No account is taken Of the dam
age done to the gardens, trees, and other
property OF those equally poor men
who own no cows by the depreciation
of the running pest. During the
whole Of the last year pound master
Wensel only enlp0undcd nine cows he
longing to the citizens Of the Borough,
or Il total rG+l 10 those cow owning cit
iHens whose cattle were taken in, OF
SlS.On. Now it would he much ettel
for the citizens OF Riigway to keep or
pay for Keeping, and pasturiug OF all
cows and other cattle belonging to men
who are sn poor that it is II hardship
for them to keep their own cattle
The citizens OF The Borough could pay
for the Keeping of all the cattle in th,
Borough, rather than pay the dam.
age OF thoir running ut large, and
save money in the operation. Another
thing many people i'll the Borough
who own cows are in favor OF the law
as il stands. This subject will be dis
cuSSed more at lcngth as the comiict
procedes.
Mrs. Jacub Hut;crl'llss, over Batter
fuss harness shop, Main street, ha.
I y.n,,gt,h,l,. go, l,,,..l ,l+. I,f...t %.
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A large stock of Sugars, CoGnc4,
green aud roasted. Also several GRADES
of line teas ut Mor%ester's.
Prepared noodles all ready fer cook
Ing, at MorgeSter's.
Lard, Bacon, Ham, Shoulder,
Dried Bee! ana Pork at Morgestcr'a.
A fuii line of strictly pure spices
in ID. tins and by the pound at Nor.
gestcrs.
New Golden Crown Baking Pow
er-guaramteed pure creamtartcr
goods. Give it a trial at Morgester's.
New process white wheat flour,
something nice. You can buy it at
M0rgestcfs.
A new stock OF all kinds choice
canned goods at Morgestcg's.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

Rochester, PA had S25 900 fire,
Monday Emporium, is reorgunizing
its Fire Conpany,-a complete outfit,
Maud Fire Engine, Hose Reel and
Hose can bc secured for 81 ,00a, and the
difference in rates for Insurance atone
will pay The cost in II few years.
Let Us have a FireCompany.
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BOROUGH ORDINANCE NO. Is.
DROHIBITING THE INDISCRI
1 INMATE USE OF FIRE ARMS
| n TIL + BOROUGH OF RI DGWAY Y

4 piNciI u NV L - ~ lJltNN ~ l.
4 INMATE USE OF FIRE ARMS
IN TIL f BOROUGH OF RIDGWAY.
Re it ordained and enacted by the
Town Council of the Borough of Ridg-
way, and it is hereby ordained and en-
acted by the authority of the same
/. That ifany person or persons shall
fire off or discharge any gun, pistol, re-
vOlver, or other firearms, within the
limits of said Borough, without reason
able and just cause thereof, or shall
shoot at mark or target within said
Borough, every such person shall for
felt and pay for the use of said Borough,
a fine of two dollars for each and every
o1fense,
This ordinance shall not apply to
persons owning or occupying shooting
galleries, properly enclosed and estab-
lished, in said Borough.
This ordinance shall take effect on
and after June Goth, A ID. 1882.
G. H. M'CAULET, President.
Attest-W. G. HEALEY, Secretary.
Approved this fifth day of June, A..
ID. 1882.
j. POWELL, Chief Burgess.
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IURIFICATION


rum ne AlDdIN JOutIltI (lltl.)
This Independent movement may
bring temporary defeat, but if If sllall
result in radical publication of the
party in its methods and actions, the
temporary sacrifice will insure album
dant compensation in enduring har-
mony and success in tn future.
FOR REFORM WITHIN THE PARTY.
From The syracuse Journal (RCp.J
1t is Il good rule to settle political
differences within the party lines,
rather than to 90 abroad for redress.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM To THE FRONT
From The Syracuse Standard Rep)
Hencefnrth with these Republicans
of Pennsylvania Civil Service purifi.
cation, as well as party regeneration
is foremost issue, yielding in i'm
portance to nothing else.
SPEAKING FOR THE PEOPLE.
From The Elmira Advertiser (RepD
The convention represented the adj
vanced and progressive element of the
party. So far as its utterances and
platform are concerned it spoke for the
people who are tired and sick of boss
ism in politics and who believe in a
genuine Civil Service reform.
AN EARNEST MOVEMENT.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Rep.)
The movement is certainly an
na nGt 81
thusiasm and vim which must in
spire serious views of the situation, not
only in Pennsylvania, but in other
States as well. Should the revolt
prove successful in the Keystone State,
its widening effects may be of the
utmost Importance to the party and
to the country.
\ CREDITABLE TICKET.
From The Buffalo Express (Rep)
The ticket yesterday nomiUated al
Philadelphia by the Republicans OF
our sister State is one of those clean,
strong, creditable tickets which il
cheers every patriotic heart to see put
in the field by political party.
AGOOD TGMETO GRAsPTHE SITUATION
From The Newark Advertiser (Rep.)
The immediate result of the move.
ment may prove disasterous, especially
to Cameron, and apparently to the
Republican party for the time. But
probably there could be no better time
for the Republicans to grasp the situa,
ton in its entirety.
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BIRTHS.

SHtRK.-To Mr.. aud Mrs. Philip
Shirk, of this place; IL daughter, OH
Tuesday, May 23, 1882.
FoLADAY. - On Thursday, June |,
lSS2, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Holiday,
Of this Borough, y daughter.
BR0UOIT0N.-On Thursday, June l.,
1852, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fret. Brough-
ton, OF this place, daughter.
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Il. q. hsESSENGER.

DRUGGIST q PARMACEUTIST,
n. w. corner of Main and Mill streets,
Ridgway, Pa, fell assortment of care.
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
Drugs. Prescriptions carefully dis
pensed at all hours, day or night
vln3y
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

How to be beautiful, buy good
dress goods at the Grand Central, =. &
j., Il large line of Cashmeres, Grapes,
Buntings, Lawns, Ginghams &C.,
The Grand Central P. & X. have
the largest assortment of Trunks and
Satcheis in town.
The clothing department at P. Il
X. Grand Central is very large, persons
wishing to purchase clothing will do
well to look through the stock.
Fish baskets, Fish rods, Fish lines,
Fish hooks, Drinking cups DC, at p.
d X. Grand Central.
A large assortment of silver plated
Castors in stock at the Grand Central
=. & K.
"A large stock of Albums at the
Grand Central p. & K.
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II. l.. Williams,

Late of Strattanville), Physician and
Surgeon, Ridgway, Pa. Office IN.
Halls Brick Building (up stairsl-
References-J. ID. Smith, II. l..
Young, r. Rulofson, Strattanville;
Major John Kitley, w. w. Green
land, Clarion. Office hours-l TO 2
=. NJ. end I to 9 =. NJ.
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MARRIAGE.

PIERCE. - A'HARA. - On Saturday
June 3, 1852, by VIM. Kelly Esq.
Mr.. Henry Pierce, to Mrs. NJ.
\ NIIara. All of Milestone Town
ship, Elk Go.
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COMMENDS ITSELF.
From The Plttsburg pIspatch On

FTOIIl TNC TTITsDUTg DTSVNCVI VIN-TT
The ticket is II strong one. 1t is
strong in its personnel and displays
much political tact in the judici0u> Sc
lections with respect to locality. The
candidates are Republicans of reputa-
ton, worth and ability, and the ticket
will commend itself to the gool citi-
zens generally, even without the in
spring expression of principles con-
tanned in the ringing platform which
the convention adopted.
TEMPORARY DEFEAT BUT RADICAL
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A large line Of bright Navy Tobacco
in stock at the Grand Central p. & x.
buV it (as'I for the uniOn.)
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Business Cards.
Gao. a. Raj HBuN
ATTORNEY.AT

Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa
Particular attention given to the
examination of titles, i;lou 70 patent9
and patent cases.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

Ladies and all sufferers from neu-
ralgia, hysteria, and kindred conf
plants, will find without rival
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

Sly years of constant and most ex-
cruciating pain from terrible sores all
over my body, pronounced cancer and
incurable by all except DR.. Hartman.
After was reduced to the faintest ebb
ofexistence Peruna savedmy life and
cured me am entirely well and doing
my house work. l had paid the best
and 1.-THE worst physicians over $1,000
Mrs. MILO INGRAM,
Allegheny City, Pa.
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HALL q M'CAULEY
ATTORNEN-AT-I.AW

ATTURN r -AT-IAW
Office in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v3N
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Mourning paper and envelopes at
THE ADVOCATE Office.
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For tremulousnesS, wakefuIness,
dizziness, and lack of energy, IL most
valGaUle remedy is Browns Iron Bit
tCrS.
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\ STRONG TICKET.
From The Easton Free Press Rep.

1t is strong ticket from beginning
to end 1t is a thoroughly Republican
ticket, composed of men of the highest
character in public and private station.
The convention rose to the require
nents of reform and proved that it
could select an exceptionally good
ticket that must command the respect
OF every Republican.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

For anything in the grocery line
go to Morgester's. Goods all first
quality.
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HYDE ROUSE.
w. H. SCHiIAM, Proprietor,
Ridgway, Elk county, Pa.

Thankful for the patronage heretof
fore so literally bestowed upon him,
the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the comfort and con-
veniencc Of guests, to merit continu.
ance of the same. oct30'69
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Perforated card board, gold and
silver plain and flowered, at The
ADVOCATE office.
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-Peruna and Manalin are the tvs
kings of the .Noterid tfedieg.
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Mrs. Jarub Hut'crl'uss, over Batter
fuss harness shop, Main street, has
constantly on hand the latest style OF
human hair goods, also switches, nets,
and pins, ,sc. Cali ana see them.
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j. G. BARDWELl.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Over twenty five years practice.
Office on Mair Street, Ridgway, Pa,
opposite the Bognrt, House. Office
hours from 1 to and Z to s, z. NJ.
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MORE POPULAR THAN TIE REGULAR
TICKET.
From The Lancaster New Era lRep)

FROM Inc Lancaster NcW Era liN'P'J
He is blind to the signs of the times
who does not see that if the bosses
persist in keeping their already mutt
lated ticket i'll the field the Republi-
can ticket nominated on "Wednesday
will carry with it the popular senti-
ment and plurality vote of the party.
FIVE CANDIDATES BUT ONLY EIGHT
LEGS.
From The West Chester Village Record Qiep.,
The Independ nts will probably
''point with pride" to the fact that
they have only eight legs among their
i've men, and have made Il complete
"soldicr ticket" except the candidate
for Judge Of the supreme Court,
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IF you have the chills take Peruna
FyoueXpect orfear them take Peruna.
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REPUBLICAN PRESS OPINIONS.
A TTCKEr or YOUNG MEN.

From The Philadelphia Ledger Und0
The Republican Independents gave
many signs of sure faith in their mis-
sion. There was not only full force of
numbers, but intense force of feeling,
and superabounding enthusiasm. The
first thing to be said about this ticket
collectively is, that it is composed en-
tirely of men of clean public and pri-
vate reputation; and, next, that the
nominees are nearly all in the vigor OF
young manhood.
A SPREADING CLOUD.
From The Philadelphia Telegraph Und Rep
Here is the work of the Independent
Republican Convention-the first real
Republican Convention which has
met in the state for, 10! these many
| wears. And what will the people dc
about ii? Mr.. Cameron and his poor
| dupes will find that out now right
soon, sooner indeed, than they expect.
| There is no mistaliing the spirit of the
| hour to those who want to see clearly
The cloud of little while ago, then nc
bigger than a mans hand, has rapidly
spread from East to West and from
North to South until its threatening
blackness covers the whole Pennsyl'
vania horizon, and the rumbling and
muttering of the coming storm is hear(
on every side.
| DEFEAf DETER THAN SURRENDER.
| From The Wilkesbarre Record of the Times
| Rep.)
To stand by the Independent ticke
means Republican defeat for the
year, and it may mean a Democratic
Legislature two years hence, but this
| is hundred times better than an un
conditional surrender to the persona
politics that has made Republicanisn
in Pennsylvania Il mockery, and sub
jugated good men into political slavery
A party that is reduced to this condi
ton is not worth saving. 1t has los
all power for public usefulness, an'
become a mere machine to execute tht
pleasure and contribute to the profit
of individuals.
MORE POPULAR THAN TIE REGULAI
TICKET.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

Mr.. PURNELL J. Lynch, will find
that the st. Georges system of collect
ing taxes has not been adhered to In all
the Hundreds of the county about the
time the votes are counted OFF on the
night of the election for Sheriff in No
vember. Had all the cole tors in the
county been imbued with the same pa
trotic partisan spirit that animated all
his actions, he would have had very
easy walk over into the Sheritf's office.
But all the collectors Of New Castle
county were not candidates for Sheriff
AMI thought more of their sworn duty
to collect the taxes on their duplicates
than in making themselves or some
body else Sheriff. St. Georges Hundred,
though an excellent Hundred in many
respects, is rot the only one in the coun'
ty that will have a say as to who will
be elected Sheriff next November,
Brandywine, Wilmington, Christiana
Mill Creek, Red Lion and Pencader,
will be on hand at that time with
crushing majori.ies against Mr.. Lynch,
while New Castle, White Clay Creek,
and Blackbird will
weaken in their devotion to modern
day Democracy as carried out by Mr.
Lnych. The people are thinking Mr..
Lynch and don't forget it.