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Henry A. Parsons, Jr. -
Editor
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1873.
Republican State Ticket
For Judgo of the Supreme Court.
HON. ISAAC G- 6oKDONr
CP JEFFERSON COUNTY.
For State Treasurer,.
HON. It. W. MACKEY,
O? ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
The Democratic County Convention
at the Court House on Tuesday, 2d iobt.,
pursuant to" call, and its proceedings
were conducted with a spirit of harmony
ud unanimity that could hardly be ex
pected even allowing the efforts of our
eotemp'irarv across the way to have had
their full effect.
The ticket nominated is like the of
fence of Hamlet's uncle. It needs
more than the presence of' one respect
able name upon it to disinfect it and
render it at all fit for people with ordi
narily sensitive olfactories to associate
with, at least we would prefer to be to
the windward of it. Carbolie soap,
"bromo-chloralum," chloride ot lime,
and other disinfectants may clean up
this Bwcel-scented posy, but we would
prefer three ordinary sized rattlesnakes
and a well-developed case of small-pox
in cur house.
We haven't space, ability, or material
to give a full review f the ticket this
week, but give in another column a part
of it, which we hope will be accepted
by our readers as a sort of an apology
until the return of our devil from New
York, whither we have sent him, for
men and. material to do tho subject
justice.
Letter from Ohio.
Cincinnati, Ohio, )
September 2nd, 1875. j
Dear Advocate : With the
thought that a letter fiom jour's truly
might be welcome or otherwise, and per
haps both, I take up my pen, and pro
ceed. You and I know ot a certain
editor, or ex-editor, who used to cut the
letters of some of his correspondents
pretty freely : perhaps my letters ' will
bhare the same fate at your hands. It
would, perhaps, be more to your taste
and jour subscribers too if you were
to cutout all between "Dear Advocate,"
and the signaturo. However I hope for
more mercy. What the worli is doing
in Elk, I hear onee in a while ; but
whether there are six papers there, or
more,. I couldn't say from actual in
spection. Let it be recorded that this
should be remedied.
POLITICAL
Of course you have heard of the vari
ous political births in Ohio, this year
and last : the political deaths will come
in next Fall; First of all. you will please
understand that I'm still a Democrat j
and feel more copper bottomed than
ever. So don't expeot anything but a
fair whacking away at the subject gen
erally,. For I have too good sense, I
hope, to thrust forward Democratic
views through a Republican paper, even
it I thought you would publish them
A paper, now-a-days, should publish the
vews, as it is; and iu that way I pro
pose to give it. Nevertheless, allow me
to say, between us two, that if a hungry
patriot can't be suited in either the Re.
publican or Democratio party, lie had
better get up a little establishment ot his
own, or joiu the 'Liberal" party of
sore-leads and political bummers. Th
situation iu Ohio, is, however, decidely
iuterostiug. The famous Allen county
resolutions, which culminated iu
the Liberal or New Party, or Third
Party movouient, Convention, (as it is
differently called) at Columbus, O., on
July 30th, were gotten up in this city
and sent off to Allen county, so as to
make it appear they came "ftesh" from
the "people" in the countvy ; apart from
the influences of the city ward pohticms
They were intrusted to the famous
Cunningham, and introduced in the
Dcraocratio Convention of Allen county
and the joke of the movement coming
from the Democratic party will be better
appreciated when U is considered that
Cunningham's Dcmocraoy ii not over
four or five years old, and only cooled
off to be moulded into Liberalism, when
the Allen Democracy declined to per
mit him to erect his breeches pocket
into an abiding place for its teanets
Here, iu Hamilton county, botU old par
t!p are nrettv well edit up : the buck
r i
sliders fronr Republicanism, I admi
are not e Buuwrous as those from Do
inocraej ; but it is hard telling who be
lings to any party just now. The Lib
erals nominated a ticket iu this county
last Friday, and the Time newspaper,
(the administration tule) came out
day after the convention, and after prais
log toe ticket, insinuated u was ini amy
. . . .. - J. -A
of the Republican party to MB success
ful, and if success were attainable
through the aid of good men on the new
ticket, the Republicans should make me
of that meafls to succeed. Next day it
took the back track with a vengeance,
and now takes its loyal "pap" like a little
mnn. Tho Gazette, strict, blue-nosed,
straight laced, dignified Republican
took up the new party with if editorial
tongs, turned it evf, studied it and then
chucked it away with holy horror : the
Commercial, the leading pape of the
wept, (and otie of the few real ett-
papers of the United States) in Liber
alism, cackled over 4he youthfuj party
in high glee, regarding' it as the one
thing altogether lovely ;. the Enquirer,
the Democratic copper lined (that's me)
organ,, treats it as small game which,
may be, w a mistake and goes for the
Republican candidate for Goveuor, in
rather a lively style. The German pa
pers are equally divided.
THE AFRICAN IN TUB LUMBER YARD.
Not to be outdone in busting things
in general, by the white trash, the col
ored aristocracy of Ohio, met in solemn
and dark concluve at Chillicothe, Ohio,
lately, and resolved with a whereas, that
they regretted the Republiea party
considered its favors done the Africani
in the nature of a fee simple interest in
their votes- Col. Bob. Harlan, a good-
looking, smart chap of Cincinnati, (he
is a son of Ex. Gov. llui lan (of Ken
tucky) and a slave woman,) with a Fed
eral appointment, in the Post Office, to
the tune of 83,000 a year, tried to get
in a RESOLUTION endorsing urant,
hut . lh nnnvptitinn. ii.rW tho Inad of
Peter II. Clark, wouldn't resolushe
worth a cent on Harlan's motion, and
the meeting broke up in a row. The
truth of this matter is that Peter H.
Clark is mad because Bob Harlan got
the office he wanted for himself. That
the negro vote may bo counted for the
Republican party, in Ohio at bast, I
think is beyond a doubt, and, to me, it
seems as though it would be exceedingly
ungrateful in them to desert the
republican for the democratic
party, all the latter organization ever
did for our colored la tube of the flock,
could be readily packed away in a flea's
eye. Personally, and seeking to make
no one responsible for my assertion, I
never was in favor of granting them the
ri"ht of suflra"e. A number of
GERMAN AND IRISH
met in sepeiute conventions last week,
and vigorously resolved that they had
been doing the work of the great parties
long enough ; and, unless their elaims
were admitted, they would hereufter (as
the Irishmen resolved) vote with what
ever party most fully recognized their
claims for office ; hod the Germans did
substantially the same. They are every
one of them
SORE-HEADS
who nave been the ' lite iiarnacies,
feeding off the great parties, and are
mad because somebody else has got a
grab. The respectable
IRISH AND GERMAN
element is already denouncing tho move
ment. Many, whose names were used,
have published cards denouncing the
whole thing. It is a species ot Know
nothingism which the people will very
properly denounce, The (Jeriuan aud
Irish aro too sensible to bo led by the
demagogues of their nations. From
what I have written, you will see the
coming
ritniT IX OHIO
will be n exceedingly lively one.
In my-next I will try to be interest
ing, and p.njj something. Understand, I
am simply frying to tell you the facts,
and if any expression of a partizw na
ture, be wedged iu, excuse it ; the op
pinions are my own, and who then could
expect them to be sensible?
L. J. K.
They find in New York that there is
no provision in the mw license law for
prosecuting those who sell without a li
cense. A lady correspondent writes that she
knows very little about the back pay
question; but she ingoing to draw her
back hair up over her head, according
to the prevailing fashion, if it lifts her
off her heels and endangers her equill-
drium, and she would like to know
what the newspapers are going to do
about it.
A local journal reports that at Tre
roont, Schuylkill county, recen'ly a dog
pursued a laree rat into a brewery, and
the rat seeing no means of escape,
jumped into the throat of the dog, just as
the latter had extended his jaws for the
purpose nf RPizmor the animal. It be
caroe wedged in the dog's throat, so that
it was impossible to remove it, and the
dog died of strangulation.
We are couronsly Temioed that the
New World is becoming an old world by
the recent discovery of ruina of three
Spanish cities in the mountains of Tata
manes. ;osta nica. a century has
passed since those cities were inhabited,
and among tho ruins is a lort witb can
nnn all decayed and rusty. The remains
of the first white settlements in America
should be as interesting to American an
tiouarians as the bezzer-iofeasted reiki
. .
0j ancient Heme.
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Treasurer C. K. Earley.
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vlniu1. Ridgway, Elk County, Pa.
Agent for the Traveler's Life and Acet
dent Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.
RBFU3 IVCORE, Attorney-M-Law.
Kidgwsy, Elk Co., Pa. Office In
li ail's new Brick Building. Claims for
collection promptly attended to.
v3nlly.
jEYNOL08 HOUSE,
EZYNOLDSVILLE. JEFFE SCN CO, FA.
H. S. BELNAP, Pkovbiktob .
J. S. BORSWELL, LI, D,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, has remov
ed bis office from Centre street, to Main st.
Kidgway, Pa in the second story of tho
new brick buildinir of John 0. 11 a 11. opdo-
Bite Hyde's store.
Ulhce hours; 8 to 9 a- m.-1 to 2 o. ra. 7
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house lrom 8 u. m. to 10 p, m. Residence
on corner of South and Court streets, op
posite the new school House. All calls
promptly attended to. vln2yl.
(1UARLE8 HOLES,
J Watchmaker, Eugraver and Jeweler,
Main street, Ridgway, Pa. Agent for tho
Howe Sewing Machine, and Morton Gold
Pen. Repairing Watches, etc, done with
he same accuracy as heretofore. Satis
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The proprietors tuke this method of an
nouncing to the public that they have re
nt teu, revised, uud improved, tnrs wmL
kuon butd, aud aro pvepured to entertain
all who lavur litem with tneiv pati-onage, tu
the best style and at low rates. Good
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BtnuwAx, Ei.it Co., Pa,
V. H. SUliUAM, lJrupiietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore;
so liberally bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying Btrict at
tention to the comfort aud convenience ot
guests, to merit a continuance oi th
same.
Oct Zf 1&.
AHE OLD BLCKTAIL'S HOTEL,
Rune, McEean Co., Pa
R. E. LOOKER, Proprietor.
Thankful fur the patronage beret of oie so
liberally bestowed upon hiiu, the new pro
prietor, hopes, by paying strict attention
to tne comtm't aud couveuicnce ot guests,
to merit a continuance of the same. The
only stables lor horses iu Kuue and well
kept niglit or day. Hall attached to the
Hotel. vluZUyl.
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Attornoys - at - Law
ST. MARY'S,
ELK COUNTY PHNSYLYAMA.
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KERSEY HOUSE,
Ckmbsvillic, Elk Co., Pa.
Joun Collins, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
so liber illy bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict at
teutiou to the comfort and convenience
of guests, t merit a coutiuuance of the
same.
JAM.S PENFIELD,
(Suco mil to W. C. Healy,)
DEALER IN
LBY GOODS, 3ii BI3S, FEOVISIQKS
l'lBPDUCE, FRUITS, &o.
v3u7tf. West End, Ridgway, Pa.
S. A. ROTE,
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. P. W. HAYS,
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REYNOLDSYILLE L BROCKWAYVILLE
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Hacks leave the Exchauge Hotel ia
Reynoldville ever Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 0 the at rival of the Brooaville
stage, and return the same day. These
backs connect at Brockwayville with the
Ridgway stages, making connection with
trains on the P. & E. Road, both east and
wet' Every attention to the comfort o
anions of this line will be given, and a
CTial patronage solicited.
' Aug. 18-72tt.
A. RATHBCN,
Ridgwsy, Pa.
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