The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-11-16
Uhe garorate,
THURSDAY, NOV, 1B, 1882.

Grand andtraversejurymen drawn
for November term of court are hereby
notified not to attend, as no jurors viii
be needed.
FRED. SCHoGNING, Pro,
Sugars, salt, and syrups at Morges
ter's.
Tea, coffee, and lard at Morges.
ters.
The days are growing beautifully
short.
Go to Morgester's for soap of all
kinds.
This is an Off year for political
bosses.
Lay in your winters stock of wood
aud coal
No prisoners in the Elk county
Jail at present.
Then go to Morgester's for your
groceries.
No jurors will be needed at the
next term of court.
Harry White got left in the
twenty-tifth district.
Apples, eggs, onions, turnips, and
potatoes at Morgester's.
Remember the assassins of Gen.
Beaver.-Cameron Press.
The people remembered the assas-
sins of Gen. Garfield, Mr.. Gould.
Fresh groceries, new groceries,
good groceries, at Morgester's.
The weather grows colder, and
the price of wood is 81 a cord.
Much cold weather cannot be ex-
pected until the swamps are filed up.
" enison is now in season, and the
boys will soon commence to bring it
in.
Go to Morgester's for canned goods.
Peaches, tomatoes, Holsters, beef, and
mince meat.
Christmas will soon be here.
Then will come christmas trees and
stockings full
For good time go to the Thanks
giving ball at Hyde's Opera House,
Nov. 30th, 1882.
-Morgester is ready to put the roof
on his new store. He intends to
move by christmas.
The congregations of the NJ. E.
Church, are large and increasing under
the guidance of Rev. a. S. Goodrich
-Cleyeland's majority in New York
state is upwards of 1850 President
Arthur is said to wonder why the
election was not made Unanimous.
-Garritt & son have IL new building
nearly completed between the post
office and Hugh McGeehin's new
building.
A harmless lunatic writing in the
Philadelphia Press, nominated Blaine
for President and Beaver for Vice
President in 1884.
Thanksgiving ball at Hyde's
Opera House, Nov. Both, 1882, all are
cordially invited to attend. Music by
Miller's Quadrille Band.
Blaine announces that he will not
be candidate for the Preindency in
1884, which announcement has moth
ing to do with the case. The people
want Blaine, and he will have to
stand it.
The Congregationalist will give
one of their enjoyable socials at Mr. |
Osterhouts on Saturday evening of |
this week. All who have ever at
tended social at Mr.. Osterhout's
will be sure to go again.
Tuesday Nov. 7, was good day |
for the Brown boys, Jefferson L. was
elected to the Assembly from Elk
County; Isaac b. to the assembly
from Erie County, and w. w. to
Congress from the Lyconing district.
-Ridgway Lodge No 069, !. o. of
o. F. meets every Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock in their hall over the
post office.
Contractors Murphy g. Taylor
have the job Of eXcavating the cellar
of Powell d Kime's store. The work
is now about half done. The dirt is used
to fill up Main street to bring it up
to the grade of the railroad west of
where the railroad crosses the public
road near the big bridge.
Vote for Senator.
Following is the official count for
State Senator in this district:
Hall, d. Tate, r
Cameron sos 487
Clarion 3494 1885