The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-04-06
Uhe Adrurate.
THURSDAY. APRIL Q. 1882.
--To-tforfow is Good Friday, next
Sunday will be Easter.

-To-unorfow is Good Friday, next
Sunday will be Easter.
Presbyterian Sociable at Geo
Garritt's next Tuesday evening. All
are invited.
A new stock Of Scrap Pictures,
Flowered Perforated Card Board, Gold
and Silver at The ADVOCATE office.
Autograph Albums; Birthday
cards, Scrap Books, P6rtmonies. New
Line Just re ceived at Craig's Drug store.
Dickens Works complete, stand.
ard Poem Books, new publications.
Any book published at catalogue price
Craig's new Drug and Fancy goods
store.
White Lead, Oils, Varnislles,
Brushes, Wall Paper, Borders, etc.,
In great variety at Craig's new Drug
Store, Ridgway. PA.
Warmers Safe Kidney Cure, Peru.
ma, Nanalin, st. Jacobs Oil, Mrs. Pink
ham and all other standard Patent
Medicines at Cfaig's new Drug, Book
and Stationery Store.
-Debilitated persons, and sufferers
from wasting diseases such as cum
sumption, scrofula, kidney affections,
will be greatly benefited by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
"A Teachers' examination will be
b I'd at the Centrevllle s. hool house
an Saturday, April 18th, beginning at
.. A. Nj. On the day preceding q
Teachers Local Institute will be held
at the saline place and on Friday and
Saturday evenings educational nd
dresses will be delivered.
Monday night the Hungarians
and Swit2ers, employees of the
Rochester & Pittsburgh Il. R. Co.
had Il large fight in which four or
five of the Swiss were roughly
handled. One man it is said has
not been seen since the tracas ard
fears are entertained that the man
has died in some out Of the wav
place.
Just received new 1t eek of hats.
the latest style out, at the New York
Store. Expecting to 90 east in few
days after Q general stock.
COHEN BROS. & BRowNsTEINE.
The Hungarians have been on u
strike here for about week for
higher wages. They were paid of
yesterday morning and those rot
wishing to work for present wages,
sl.50, were discharged. They struck
for Sl.75.
The Elk comfy Republican pri-
nn"ries viii he held Saturday, Sept.
9. The county convention on Tues
day. Sept. l2th. Sometime in the fu
furc bIt yet not 30 far bat that we can
commence now 10 talk of eIectiny
delegates who will represent the PEG
people and not doa the Little Boss"
dictates.
Just received at the New York
Store new and complete line of ladies
and gentleinen's shoes. Sandals and
walking shoes the latest styles out.
COHEN BROS. d BRowNsTEINE.
A person in the Democrat of last
week signs himself ga Republican,"
and proceeds to pour out the vials Of !
his wrath on the head of the editor of |
this paper II a Republican had
written the article we would likely !
make reply, but as "a Republi-
can" is rank Democrat, it is not
worth while from Republican
standpoint. "A1erely woman"
'Prof. San Grado," and "a Repub-
lean" are undoubtedly the same
Individual
The Borough council reorganized
asst Monday. w. Fl. Schram retired
md John Flynn entered. H. S.
Chayer succeeded himself having
'een reelected. c. H. McCauley was
elected President for the ensuing year,
nd w. G. Healy was re elected Secre-
ary. B. E. Dill was appointed pound
,eeper. w. &. Healy was reelected
street commissioner. And G.. G. Mes
enger reelected Treasurer. f.
g. Willard was appointed
Borough Engineer. The statements
tic. for the past year will appear in
ur next issue.