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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-11-16
The Masher Mashed.

There were plenty Of seats in the
car, but as he walked down the aisle
he looked sharply to the right and
left until he reached a pretty girl who
was setting alone:
"Geat engaged, Miss?" he asked
with knowing wink.
mono sir" stammered the girl
looking around in dismay.
Down he plunged and braced HIM
self tor the campaign. He was u
regular passenger, and he held his
Communication ticket in his hand.
"Shall l open-?'
"Tickets?" roared the conductor,
who had watched him from afar.
The regular passenger smiled
sweetly on the pretty girl and put out
his paste board, out of which two
sides were promptly nipped.
"Tickets!"
Hold on protested the regular pas
senger; "you punched this twice.
This lady isn't with mev
Sorry" replied the conductor; "but
you walked in, sat down and went to
work on the regular married style.
Supposed, of course, it was your wife.
Too late know. Take vacant seat
next time. "Tickets!"
And the passenger went to the con-
ductor and asked him to drink aud of
fered him a cigar, and bought out the
train boy for him.
81 knew they weren't married."
said he, as he squinted at flask OF ex-
ira prime. "I've seen him before, but
this is the first time it cost him u
couple of dollars TO pay it,"
"Do you know who the lady is?'
asked an inquisitive man.
"My wife, gentlemen" replied the
conductor, and even the flask chuck
led merry glug glug' as he spoke.
-Wanamaker & Browns, Fall
samples are on hand now. Call and
examine whether you want to pur-
chase or not S. a. ROTE, agent.
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BOROUGH ORDINANCE NO. 1c.

PROVIDING FOR THE PROTEC-
TION OF STREET LAMPS. AND
FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF
ANY PERSON WHO MAY IN.
JURE OR DESTROY SUCH
STREET LAMPS, IN THE BOR
'OUGH OF RIDGWAY.
BE 1t ordained and enacted by the
town Council Of the Borough of Ridg-
way, and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same.
That If any person shall wilfully or
maliciously break, iniure, or destroy
any street lamp put up in day public
street of said Borough, whether the
same be public or private property,
such persons shall, upon conviction
thereof before the Chief Borgess. or
any Justice of the Peace, be sentenced
to pay "a fine of not less than five (5)
nor more than twenty (20) dollars, for
the use of the Borough, and cost Of
prosecution, and in default of the
pay ment of said fine and costs such
persons shall be committed to the
Borough Lookup for period not eX-
ceeding forty eight hours.
This ordinance shall take effect on
and after Dec. l, 1882.
G. II. McCAULEY, President.
Attest.-W. C.HEALY. Secretary.
Approved this 14th day of Nov. 1882.
j. POWELL, Chief Burgess.
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The Wa;:i'N& is Beard at Last.

springfield Republican Lind.l
The people hiSTo been patient with
the hepubican party. 1t had the
brains Of the country, it had the OK
perience Of government, il had the
cleaner purposes, the more inspiring
traditions, the grander place in recent
history eryti.ing to Qualify il for
progress and administrative reform.
1t has had warnings, even. 1t was
warned in 1874, in 1876, 1880 Even
the bullet Of the assassin, which ought
to have aroused the party to its imme-
diate duty, was accepted in the results
as affording and cxcusing new delay
to the projects Of reform. The people
have wearied of this paltering. X =
The Republican party has, in short,
host the public confidence.
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The Atmosphere Purified.
utica Herald (Rep.)I


The result of the election is no Demo
cratic triumph. 1t is only the utter
defeat Of the nalign influences which
have led the administration to dis
honor Garfield and ali his aspirations
and desires In governmental affairs.
1t is storm which clears the atmos-
phere. 1t leaves, to he sure, the
nominal power of the administration
in the hands of Mr.. Arthur, but under
the weight of such popular censure
as will teach him if he is not dear as
blind, to consider his ways. If it
5reakes up certain schemes to enlist
State patronage 10 control the Repub-
hcan nomination in 1884, little regret
need be entertained.
Cheap and yeli9fle, z. p. Mercer
1eeat-, Get yonr horses insured.
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CIevelend,s Maiorltv le2. GOO.

From the New York World
Sonie of our esteemed cotemporarics
have spoken of the majority for Cleve-
land as something absolutely without
parallel--absolutely unapproached in
our modern political history. TO say
nothing of the proportiorally larger
majorities that have been given in
smaller States-for instance, in 1868
kentucky elected "a Democratic COVER
nor by l14,4l2 to 25, 784-two phenome-
nal majorities deserve to be mentioned
i'll the same category with that piled
up for Cleveland. in 1872 Pennsylva-
MIA give Grant a majority of 1856, IFS
a Republican gain during one month
of l02, 600 votes, and in 1853 the late
Clement ID. Vallandigham was
showed under" in Ohio 10y majority
Of l0l ,099.
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Beauty.

1T is claimed that New York
women look younger at so than Boston
women do at 40, or Chicago women at
80" for the reason that they have
been taking Peruna for the past three
months, but Boston and Chicago
women are coming up in fine style
entering upon the home.stretch on
Manaiin. l got one of your books on
the Ills of Life" from your Druggist
as a present, and, rs it directs, have
been taking Peruna and Manilin. My
bowels are in excellent condition, and
the lungs and heart are improving
finely" J. NJ, Walker, Lawas, Pa.
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New Leaders TO the Front
Wheeling Intelligeneer.l

7 " HVVUIIB IHItIIIstHVtT.I
The Republican party is not even
asleep. 1t never was more alive than
on the seventh day ofNovember when
it left the bosses to try their own de.
vices without popular support. Two
years hence it will take the field with
energy and might, all its forces m0bi-
lized, under new leaders and with a
new purpose, as magnificent an army
as ever went TO battle for good cause.
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Shooting n Child.

We clip the following from the
ChunEcrsburg Spirit OF last week:
Zone day last week John Simons
and John Coy, both living near Fid
dier's Green, in Green township, were
preparing to go hunting and whilst in
the house Of Siinons they were hand
ling u loaded gun. Coy was seated Oh
chair ana Sinons laid the gun across
Coy's knee, with the nuzzIe pointing
toward the door BY some unknown
means the gun was discharged and the
heavy load of shot went crushing
through the panel door. y little five
year CID daughter of Simons was
standing outside on the porch and
most Of the load struck and lodged in
her hip. The little girl was not killed,
but her injuries are very severe and
may yet prove fetal. How often must
such terrible results I've eXperinced
before men vii! learn where and how
10 handle gun?
PhiIadelplia 6 Erie Railroad.
The Philadelphia & Erie railroad COM
pany reports gross earnings of $685.
454.S6 for the month Of September, all
increase of 500, ,932. II over those of
September 1881; excuses, 1896, So, 81,
al increase Of S23, 500. 56, and net earn.
ings, Sli9, 1925, IN increase of SSG,-
332,l5, or 1876 per cent over those of the
corresponding month of last year. The
gross earning for nine months were
@2,003, ,li4.86, an increase or &31I, ,G47.71,
operating expenses, &l,638, ,653.Gl, an
increase Of $l5, ,64S 50, and net earnings,
l,01o,50l 20, AN increase of 226S, 1913, S6,
or 254 per cent. Oh those OF the CORES
p0uLing period Of 1881.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that J. D. Rishell,
student-at law, registered with Hall
& McCauley, Esq, has filed his APP
plication forcXamination for admission
to practice as an attorney of the courts
Of Elk county with the Secretary of
the Board Of Examiners, and that
the said board will meet at their room
in the Conrt House, Ridgway, on
Monday, the goth day of November
next, at o'clock p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of examining said applicant.
GEO. r. DIXON, Secretary.
Ridgway, Oct. IS, l8S2.-3t.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
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BY j. w. BUELL..

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GRAND JURORS.

Denezette 3. +. Morey, John Mul-
roy, Dennis Taylor.
Ecn2inger-Nicholas Kroncnwettpr.
F"N-.leromiah 4. Hern, VIM. T.
Hewitt, r. y. kyler, VIM. Callahan.
Hi~hlaud-H. O. Ntlithorp.
Hoton-Adelbert Bundy, Theodore
Fox.
Jonps--Gcorge Sewers.
Ridgway Eorough-G. r. Wood
ward, VIM. NJ. sweet, Henry 4. Par
SONS, Jr
Ridgway T0wnsllip-H. f. Decker,
isaac Avery, John D. Meennn.
spring Creek-Jeremiah Elliott,
Peter Gainor.
st. Mary 's-Michael Fry, Bernard
Fletterman, Edward NJ Bride, Frank
Anrn hmm
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Note paper and envelopes at THE
ADVOCATE office No, 8 Shanty row.
Birthday cards, a beautiful variety
Mt fHE ADVOCATE Office No. Shanty
row.
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-Notepaper and envelopes the
same as before at No. shanty row,
ADVOCATE Office.
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Below will be found a list OF jurors
drawn for tie November term OF
court, commencing Oh Monday, the
5jth.
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TRAVERSE JURORS

BcncZettc-Nm. Derr.
Benzinger- Anton Munich, George
Nisael, Anthony Seifreid, John Kleix-
ner, John Snyder.
FoX-Adoiphus Gardner, E. II. vii,
liams, Pasco shaver, Lorence Mohan,
.Jr., Ralph Bell, Joseph Schoeberl,
Nicholas Apker.
Horton-Fred. Raywinkle, Chaun-
cey Brockway, james Phalen.
Jay-Wm. f. Clyde, Armel Turley
Jones-George Dill, John c. Dever-
eau, G. A. jacobson, Peter Meyers.
Milistone-G. d. Donahey.
Ridgway Borough-S. w. Miles,
John Walmsley.
Ridgway Towuship-Peter Gulnac,
John VanOrsdall, John p. Decker,
George Calm, David Title, james
Rickard.
Spring Crcek-James Davidson, Pc
ter Hildebrand, Hiram Eisenman.
st. Mary y's-Charies McVean, Joseph
Dcitz.
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Findland, O.
ROBBED.

Thousands of graves are annually
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happiness and health restored by the
use of the great
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