The Democratic Watchman.
111 , .1,1,EF0N'11.;, PA
Friday Morning, Sept, 15,1871
THINGS ABOUT TOWN & COUNTY
--The prettiest girl in town has
announced her determination to be
present at the coining county fair
--fro U. Mitchell, Eq., lectured
bolero the Centre County Normal In
stitute on Thorxday (wooing, the 7th
instant
Yes, Chippy, you do look, uh, so
sweet. and pretty in that nice liltlo hat
'o your'n, which, wo think, is a vast
improvement,
—By the journal, wo perceivo that
nj Gem Beaver, commanding this
military district, has boon organizing
the Philipsburg militia.
IVe regret to state that Mr. John
Given, 01 this plum was suddenly
seized with hemorrhage on Monday
evening. last, and was quits ill fur
couple of dots
r
--Thu Re / nib/Lean says that a Mr.
Hancock, of llogg4 township, had nn
arni broken tho other day by having
It (aught in the bolting of n threshing
Inn lone.
- The foureleti , in of the new engine
hou•o 01 the Fire Company has
been dug out, and the building will be
put up as rapidly nv rOSSIbIe It to
be erected on Pit-dol. street, Just -
liold»»s's
udjourried court w,ll hr hi.ll
here in r ttobor, beginning on the (bins
for the trial of citti , cs in wholt
lin, honor, .f t o yer, concerned
Judge Taylor, of Ilutitingdon, will pre
tude,
---That ribbon arrangement calk.;
a we believe, whir ii some bid;
wore on her Greenin bend, sag dropped
in the , treet near the bridge on NI. , tolay
night, to‘ind 11.11 d brought to tilt , oiliee,
where the owner can tfet it by cal!ing
( , r 641J(Iin t : for it
- -Ur C, Curtin, of Ph
del Ph La, who-c warm place Is 11,110-
fon tc, tt ft 4 ill town this week The
Doet,or hio <hnngcd but ••1 in 0 M.
boy hood days lie left on Tue.iii . )
evening, accompanied by his venerable
mot her
---'Thee Seri insha w I,ntrnt pa vetitcr. t
he, been lan] hlotig ..treet from
the 3f r Fred Smith t..
the Farmer , hotel of ?1r Iloward
E.lwar . Brown is also about to
Jut it detv 1. u, (relit of his prperty
e we , L this pavement wen., itd , .i.ted
at( over town
The editor of the. I'hilip•burg
.101,1 nal ha, [Awn floide tho %whin ~ 1
fowl pro,. ..... Mr .Inrool 'l'r•t
cu
tt•red tint punt Win tho other day and
pro-”nto , l tlir editor with it couj le 4lt
flue , pring liudosns. Such outrage 4
aro very turn in thin soctum of country
Ix•% 1.11 Stmilay •I'lliliil4
at .I\,}laa Furnace laid i'mturilay 414
RIM' WII 111 1110 train f NMI _
WO, 441.4; thk. gyddi.eirinr., ft >ln
all qua-ter‘i, with flai4s, banner.,
anil critlitary Th, dity wa4 a beautiful
one, rind we have no doubt IL good LIMP
\VB.. had
—The hrtck addition to the Acad
emy- 1,4 already under roof, and we pre
sume It will not bn long herot. it will
be entirely completed. We hope the
work will be hurried up as No. aapn•-
alhle, as mr Hughes ii radly in need of
711(1r13 room to accommodate his large
find comdantiy increasing school
-Tim work of repairing the bridge
piers leas at last been Commenced and
has bens progressing 8111C0 Monday
We are glad of lb lA, /tad 100 k forward
to Its 11)1'0(4 completion with a good
deal of satisfaction Mr, MeDerrit.tt,
the contractor, rs OHO of the beet 1.1111,0,114
arid builders in the country, and will
doubtless make a good job of rt
-7'hat joy of wives and CllrAo of
husbuind. --house cleaning—will soon he
around again Even the very dogs and
cati..cein to be aware of its near up
preach, and go around the house whin
ing and mewing their dPeipprobistion re f
the coining topsy-turvyneie4 We wrsb
to gracious the infliction was over and
done with.
—A 1111111 w ho chows tobacco or
smokes cigars iil way, feel~ y u,d who.,,
ho goes Into a Ifrst el/VO4 lobilt et, store
Stich 'III 0110 IS 51r Nathan
this place, where the very taint braudi
tiro soh!. Mr. fleck is a careful soil
co coiritiolis &oiler sod slurs ) s tn, s
t , ) KI VI. fill Om worth of
their money not only in quantity but
In 11""tItY, also. It 16 n good place to
buy tobacco and cigars, us all who
have purchased thorn will testify
---A little son of Levi A. Miller,
of this place, wee knocked down and
run over by the Brokerholfilouse
omnt
bu+, on VillehrieSchily night. Fortunate
ly, however'', he foil between thn horses
and wheels, ell of which jaei4eil over
without hurting him. It is
that ho %volt' knocked down y l., the
ti , ligoo of thin 'lOl 4 . IN we" AI ;hilly
bruised but not. otherwise Tho
Light, svoo dark and the timer did not
Be , Owlitth fellow.
'nut razuturds.—ln looking over
the premium lust of the coming county
fair, we are surprised at the paltry
sums offered for trotting horses. Five
and ten dollars are all that our very
liberal society offers. Now, wo would
like to know who is going to bring a
docent trotting horse here fora sum Wm
that? It wouldn't pay the cost of trans
portation, lot alone keeping the animal
while hero. Men who own fast horses
aro hardly fools enough to bring and
keep thorn hero at their own rut pens°,
and trot thorn for glory, There should
et least bo enough offered to keep the
winning animals and their owners
clear,
The sumo damaging policy seems to
prevail in reference to the premiums for
cattle. Five dollars is the highest
amount offered for the best bull or cow,
and the same premium for the best pen
of sheep or hogs, while for everything
elso the sums are still less. Now, wo
contend that these premiums are entire
ly too insignilleant to aomponsate farm
ers for the trouble and expense of bring
ing their stock hero, and they will not
do it for such amounts, at least not
those farmers who live nt n distance
from town, Tho consequence will be
that wu will have but it very limited
exhibition of stock, nod no trotting nt
all of any consequence,
It seems a curious thing to us that a
rich and fertile and mining agricultural
county like Centro is Lot able to offer
as large premiums at her fairs as tho
111 ben n g counties of Clearfield and
Clinton In the hitter county, where
the fair is 1111111 on the mare days m our
own, the premiums for trotting horses
range from l;;12Lial down as low as five
dollars, with intermediate premiums of
;$l5, $2O, ti:I0, $4O and SLO; rind at
Clearaeld we learn they are still higher.
llf course the best stock in the pu ntry
will be taken to those fairs, what) Cen
tre county will be obliged to put up
with just w hatever she can get, and that
will be ‘cry little Why, even (our
own town bores will go to Loch thiven,
because they can do better there than at
home
1r tvo titito It, 00 1 object of a ( .11 00ty
Flllr 1+ to 1,1'104 out the greatest di-play
of stock o poultry, ccreali, Yegetahlem,
fruit,: agricultural implements, orna
mental articles, , that the
county i, capable of producing • This
wt it n e v e r he (tone, however, ‘o long n.
the preinitllol otlt rtof are
itltd Itteattly .'OIIOI Thu ttWll,rdltig
of such paltry 10111113 a poor way to en
courage competition. Farmer" and
others who bring stock and other things
here from a distance, want Bolltottiltlg
else to pay them for their :Minima trou
ble than the mere fact of having It 1 1 1t01
that thoir stock or other article.' tIn•l.
prernllllll They want something Worth
contoroling for Givo them and
they 14 ill C.lllO 111 , r0 In crowd 4,
fair groiiiidA will be covered with the
bit and tine•t stns L , he , In the t aunty
thir Agricultural Society, a 4 at pre-eat
to net for the benefit 01
the oi many
In, rt. I. 1000 It r that creates a
v!.o“ , t ,1,.1 dissati.faction, and that is
the fin t that there is too little discrimi
nation used in the selection of commit
tees to make the-awards This is par
ticularly the ca
I. nnntl
tees. Naarly np ol
ISelleforite lad, •
tension, to tilt , • a, ~a ol COLIII
tr) ladies and the poorer classes gener
ally. Now, we tilorn't is panicle of eh
jection to any of these lades no far as we
are pi , r;.4,nally concerned , but their se
lection exclusively looks SO much like
fitvoriteisin, that the matter is talked
about and commented on, and thus a
prejudice is created that, will operate
aLVi Irish 00 . 1 best Interests ,p 1 that depart
ment f the fair tioun try (adieu', or
ladies belonging to the loss wealthy
classes, are just as capable of making
good judges as the ladies named, and
probably more so, MR9III I / 1 :11 as they
make their own bread,preser vex, pickles,
cakes, pies, butter, Ate , arid have prob•
ably ax good taste and judgment in mat
ters of ornament, arid they should have
had a fair representation upon the (tom-
Itteeti. Tile iOlOll who selected there
cominittees bays a thing or tWO yet to
learn before they die.
NV° woUld like to see a good fair this
year, but if we do not have one, the
Society will have only itself to blame
'('hero will doubtless be a large turn out
of unpin, like there was last year, but
we tear the articles on exhibition will
riot be rioted either for their numbers or
vac-lb-nee.
For good ale, wu must, ret o ut .
mend the saloon of Mr. Joe Illiwkiris
“rool of Allegany and itidlop
streets. Joe keeps as respectable a
1/111C0 1114 any in town, and is master of
his own premises. The other day hu
punched a fellow well for limiting a
Coillpkt of respectahle young ladies, and
pres , e6 Ii nself determined to allow
rowdyitiq in 1)1. , saloon or about bi
door. Joe will keep lint word, too , • ru
the I owilies had be tter steer cleat. of that
-We shy/ ft platoon of 010 Logst)
Fir(' Compnny stunding around et wsti.r
plug Ilir utiwr - day They said tho
q. I." Ale 11.111 g 1 . 0) . a 1)(1•
NO.—Suddenly, of npOpIOXy, on Wednes
day, Sept. 5. 1511, at ustcalemw, lowa, Mr.
Thompson Milliken, of Bellefonte, aged
40 years.
Mr Milliken's remains arrive( hors
on Friday evening last and wore interr
ed en Saturday. As we stated taut
week, ho had gone to Oskaloosa to at- ,
tend a meeting ortho Society of Friends,
of which he was un active and consis
tent member, and in which meeting he
took a deep interest. It was while on
his way hi church that ho was attacked
by the fell Destroyer and yielded op
his life in the midst of strangers. 11111
though this may seem hard, his triends
have the consolation of knowing that
the hands which ministered to him
during the last, brief Etrugglo with
death, wore not unkind ones. Dently,
tenderly was )10 eared lead prepared
for the grave that was se Pion to reeovii
him. ills body was encased in a beau
tiful and a committee of Friends
volunteered to accompany it home.
As stated above, Mr, Milliken's re
mains arrived here on Friday evening
and were inierrud on i storday. The
1...n0 will II very large one, and
ettended by all our leading eitwitis
business men The coal n was borne by
number of forgemen, who wet., in the
employ of the deceased, and who de
sired to thus testify their affection and
e•toem for 0110 who 11101 alwatn been to
Lind, V 01 1 , 1 ,101 ale tlll , ' l . llll
FrO . ll , V grits, y not ri veil the body,
and a , , the earth 01 el li, , hutting
it out torciii•r nom many
a 'wart gave a great ill tots ul 'egret and
many an eye watered with horn.% lid
tPar.
r Slilltl.cu tvioi man:lgor and olio
the owni , r , of the great Valentine 11,11
workihere, and the Ilrin with which be
W 11.4 Colllleetl.ll 11113 01114 twoil r“bb e d 1,1
toaster mind Ile waw
of Crellt 111telligellev of Priliir4ed and
libernl ‘lew+, lino edtleAtion, uhf 11
111%t. e1.11111.1ar) 111111 worthy idiristini,
Ilis oldeid. was to do good in the world,
told his heart fullot chit, ay toward
all then Ili, extioiNiNe in. wns wotr
ly dnif 0.4 ul m fLr 011 4 1/.•11 , 11t
needy Oleo OfcurtL, and 1114
forwit3s open to the Olio Led
lle %tit+ in every re-pert - It' : Mr. Patterson, the vent
one „f able niver.alist 51116,1er, who preach
,hu gn „1„,„t t u ruin; the want +„„ di 1.11 two interesting; and elotptent ikertnetrs
neeeYotie , of their tellow•=, but .11 - 1 Sunday last, in the Court Mose,
letting their left hand know what theJr will again peach in fli t , same Waco the
right hand thwth
The writer of this n o luo never had man i• talented, learned and impre,i ve,
any per, nal iniquaintance with 11r 1111,1 by hl4 two ditcour.es created it
Nlilliken, 'mire than to speak 11l Baal on it
1 ‘ 1,,, t favorable impro.sion Hit ern ,
the street, but the giael that . i no, d,, it torical 11 Lyle is, perhaps, just tho least
riot always interred with their bone, bit 0 1, 1 A I -teal, but one won forgt•t ,
this
and we but write what we do know is the earnestness of his mariner and in
110 was one of the lai,t and go lit hit ( 1 1 , . 1 4 .11 vietion that 'nut of his mow},
1.11 1 11, 1111 , 1 hit memory will loin; heart spetiketh.' There it it nervous
green in the hearts of our people force or power about the man, which it
it,' I, ['nto l uny will wee p „ rot , h i ., it does not carry conviction as t o th e
(„ r be wns „„„ ~f het nubt ea l e orre(tness of his theoricii, At len•t lends
them an air of great probability. 11,i,
undoubtedly a (loop and earnest thinker,
and it man of originality and gaiint4
As stated above, he will preach 111.:11111
on Sunday morning and evening, at
half past ten and seven o'clock
=EI
- A reunion emote
”ti Mr John I r win,
of 0111 'time, on Tuesday last On that
day, Mr I: win gate n dinner at whit li
were present his agisl mother and thif -
ly-codit of her living descendants - il•
dren, grand( hildren great-gritnil
child ren The venerable lady is HI
years ittd and lIILS i 7 It V iflg tio , Oetlflafan
It is lalti 11, have Inert it Ill Ont Interesting
sight lA/ the old lady surrounded by
her I.lll4erolli telrBpring She 1%, indeu d.
A ruttier IR Israel, and SeeltiS to IlAyo
bt•ofl spec ially far”r,,l li) Ploy 'den,. in
being pertuttled to Ina ttl nut great all
11;:y Wild bt W [trio, 11l in-gathering of
h e r hildren In the al terlionn ft phi ,
(40gIfili)1 of the old lady and her alive
twnate rt.)wait tllkell
Hr John Moore, the artist, IVii pre
Fume it will be numerously duplicated
for distrit ution among her friends
- --The Fir Company now
hos., arriagii arrived here iin tt , -“tny,
nod ui the t. , ,,, , hthv was lltkell tip lows
by n hunilier of the inetiihers, with
lamps lighted, and billowed by a troop
of very enthusiastic boys l'lnintirriage
I-1 a very handsome ono, carry rig
tl“so,s t i,mt fwet tic ho,i) itritt ;7, , V0,1,t1(1
The Untilnifl boys aro looking their
engine thin week, NI , . They have
been very expeditious thus for in get
ting tlioniselVen Into good, shape, and We
expect to hear it good report tut thksnl ut
the next, tiro Between this Logiin and
the Uniline, winding t Lief. will
grit leave to do nautili heron(i, r
Tllun William t II f
ed in upon 01 %t
Hoven IV., ciiiiimend in 11, pein.al
of our readers Cho very able
this distinguished gentleniiiii on our
second page, All a diAminoull train which
they oily derisu intieh infortnitrion BM)
instruction. Mr, Wallaeo is one of 1110
ablco. and mast eamprehenSive apoakors
in this country, tend ho is laboring hard
for the success of Durnocratic principles
this fall.
—Mr Johnson, the enterprising
landlord of the IlrokerhotT house , has
put a handsome (minibus on the road,
drawn by a pair of very line horses.
The new proprietor of the Brokerhofr
is an enterprising gentleman and is
keeping an excellent hood°. We hear
it spoke n of in very high terms.
--If you want to get
„lour boy a
nice wagon go to he f Ralik in.
MEETING AT TIIE AGRICULTURAL
Cut. LEG E.-1n accordance with law, the
usual meeting of delegates from the
County Agricultural Slajeties of Penn
sylvania was field at the College, Centro
County, on Wednesday, the till net.
Alter examiaing the exp“ linen tat
and college farms, the ht/1141nw,
the delegates met in the college chapel,
and organized by the election of Hon.
Francis Jordan, of Her Hi burg, as chair
man, end John S. Furst, of Clinton
County, Secretary. A. Boyd Hamilton
and Jos! Kelly served as T e llers.
(In counting the ballots it was found
that Hon. A. O. Mester, of Dauphin,
Jas. Kelly, , of Allegheny, and
Roberts, , of Montgom
ery, had reserved a majority of all the
votes cast, and were declared duly elec
ted Trustees of the college, to servo for
three tears.
Tim following rpsolutlon wns unan
imou4yincloploil concerning tho roam
no , nt of B. Morris Ellis, Esq , of Ly
coming county, from tho ourd of Tru
tl'OR
TlO. l Ihn 1121.01,•• of tlilq tooeting
br tetl• ~•4 to II porno, 1.110, for the tillere4l
hn 1,,L , * Oaken nnq the to.r. IVO he hn. rentlured
1 , , 111)1 Trtiritney 1,,,
the hint Es elve yearn
Ur Caldt,r, the rreAidont of the Col
lege, beit.g called upon, game an Recount
4_olp v 0,01111.1) of the Irpitltotiot ,
w fin li we. 111 ;1 ,111 , atirtfact , o V t.l ull
pre-ant fI o , 11011. , 11 ticomonl of 16e 00-
( 0 0 ii. o 1 . 1(.04... , , taken at th(.ll
11•:4 oding day, admit( )114
fetoule, 1., Ow l a v ile4l.s of the e4dieg,
on ti •/11114. 1.1111. Oil WlllOl nlOO4 In
11 , 10,/ilo , /, nn , 70 , •IVed With filplllll - 1 .
Hlcoring
win , delivered by
.1. , n1)1, 11 N. Nle,\ll)-tvr, F.,rl , Itev
1)) (Ll,-.on Rtid (:).11
of our 1-4,1t0 lulvii rotit(on
to r , J„u•t• over the groat iiiiprot
ut the Agricultural College, and thy•
tot its rapid ads iiticoinent In
l,•w
Witte! 1111%, l'itkr,‘,l
lir, 5 election tho
~ f , t (4,lvriti /lava nvarly dotildod ; and
marl!, more have pignilled the rut-pone
Junk S F 11,5 T
r rfa
=MS
coining Sabbath The n.v..ri.sid gent!,
rOUgh t l w VOU nes). of our
young friend, Mr Janie. A M Chum
telegraph operator at Julian, we arc
able to inform the public at to the nacre
of the man recently shot by John !7;
Thompson, while trying to break into
the store at Martha Furnace Mr,
M'Clitin inform.' us that his name waa
Samuel ilutehimon , that he was born
„1 AJr.on, Ne•w York, and Nn. shout
.18 ) vArh Oi .1411 Tharfe•aJ 111111 I's broth
er was at Martha Furnace on Moeda),
and bad the grave opened, when lin re
cognized the features to be those of his
brother 1t,., was know, as a noted
character, and was last seen by his
brother at Elmira, New York, on the
Nth of .Junta last
That portion of the Masonic fra
ternity of rim place, known as the
Knights Templar, will leave here on
M•onlav next for Baltimore to attend
the grand conclave of Knights Templar
in that city on the 111th instant. A
number of the Knights were drilled
here on last Thursday night, the 7th
instant, by Major Pifer, nn 010 VV . Lott"
pavement, ittl preparatory to the grand
doll m the monumental city Their
~ ,,luthalh were tolerably well perform
ed, but they will doubtless be much
improved by the time they return.
- —Vote the whole Ihmiocralic
tit-het. Irmo 111 , ' • ni,E4, down to
Cllr It 1 II
i, ill • Ul.li, ,11 1011 .1 . rat to sill
lieges should be cart for Democratic
110111111evS, and for 1110111 onus.
let personal Iriendalrips prevent you
from adhering to your principles,
which can alone be put into practical
operation by voting for the candidates
of your own party.
--CENTRE COUNTY AO.RJUULTOKAL
BoctlLTY.—The exclusive privilege of
keeping stands for refreshments within
the enclosure at the fair, to be held Oct.
3d, will be sold to the highest bidder.
Proposals will be ravioli ed , addreoied
the undersigned, until Thtirsdn% , Sept
21st, when they will bu opened arid the
award made.
WILLEAm.AmturoN,
Secretary.
—Buy your school books from lion
kill's 110,14.1 Book Stoll).
—On Sunday night last
,the vine
known as No. 1, at Snow Shoe, caved
in. Fortunately, it choose night for
this peculiar freak, otherwise it might
have been our lot to record the burial
alive of several good 111(91. As it is,
they lost all their tools—a lose that
will be severely felt by some. Mr.
Sommerville, we believe, lost several
small cars used fur the purpose of con
veying the coal from within the mines
to the echtite or railroad care. We de
plore this loss, bat had the high tat ,
if? principles entertained by him and
where of like ilk, been buried there"
will, we could have solemnly respo n•
ded amen, feeling assured that there
inns t fly no loos.
—Rey. Mrt Cutter, of hinesburg,
Pa. is expected to preach at the Union
service bell under the auspices of the
Y. M. C. A. of Itellefitte, in the
Presbyterian church, next Sabbath ono
week, 24th of September
--The tallest corn stalk wo have
ecen for a long time with sent us the
other <lay hy Mrs. Todd, of (fits place.
It was about lourteen feet high, and
grew in her garden.
----Strange, but trite! ()lir city
dada have really taken our itdvice and
commenced repairing the bridge over
Spring Creek. (10 further gentlemen,
and throw over the beautiful stream
neat and substantial Iron Inc
Itrelge, that will lint for generations.
0,1 the I its hers
burg llulel nod Prof, :11't;iit r. of the
Normal lie-Amite have our thittifss for
the tog and curious potato 'Atilt us by
our friend hint tune(. We vi if f keep it
for Peed and hope it way produce
nbundniitly if :.o kind.
.1 C. Bailey, who died nt
o , enloo-n, Kqn.aa, recently, was tor -
merly 0 citizen of this county, Autl has
rehttit 1 . 8 nrui l friends in Fergii-on town
6iiip 'rho o,kitiouaa ladepen , lrnt thus
refers 10 (OM
1100 J Bailey. ex•tittite , t.liatrtr of Itort
110.11 nn Monday tottrolog tit hitt borne
In it II) ' ,ill' 'lanky it Meal .theehi4e
vitir , tl 01 ilit.l,retilt mg out of the nor
Ikted at+ 11 1,1 hale, Pierre , ' het r..un try Guth
to.t. by Itt, tilt itt from the ngik+ to
curtain, and lilt the Nertiee with hnn,.r Ile
tiler 11,•1 11 111 for Itolot , two v. -, het had
parttally re, eio re i no its to be üboul, th.ll:thek
it rehip-e nia , l shed Mil.liteely
tl' an. th , t tin I MI erne of ht•r retried /04
le igetw en I/011M
M r IYillium
Chic( of rol“•,.,
the Cirkilivil paseo.l t following reso
lution
L' , /tott of, That a 1 , 1 t Olt regret we hate ro
et•l‘l J the re-110.1,a of %Vas Slat, tothrtt. Pla t ,
Ile , I Mel at Pallet. , I hat the thank to at the
arra eatittett are het elty tonliered to film for
lhr ritithrlll still eitli•11•11i perfo rmanre or his
dot) , dune hln term of offiee• that a ropy or
r,,,,i11t11111 be handed ban alit] that It tat
111••1•1" , ...01 it% the Tata +pap,'
Ely artier tit - the tioartl,
tratiorarri 2101 12,4str,
.4,65 is Ltraotltt. Esa , t.teeretary.
(111 , 1 Ittirttextt
11:11.111 ..%I,fentry d”ine; tho
.•%ittt.,
train lirlfiq+ hlm goody
--"Supping Ilea enward n fre.ll
wuppty jll,l rt•cui‘utf by Joliti I. Ran
kin.
—The Philipsburg J eu , na l ling th e
forfowing Items ui Its issue id . Saturday
last
FEWISINE FEROCITY —On the infor
mation of Georg., Gettriltltt, Mrs Ellen
Moore ans arrei•ted all 1 firolight before
Squire railcar for It heat lug on Ttlt. , .#-
day, charged with 101,0110140 'I2,W/it Ile
alleges that sho caul° to his house fin
-2.0111%) purpose, and made herself very
01,tioxiou., su uwoh SO that be was con
.ti d ti, .jolt hi r, uhlrb 11 , . did
Sliy awful') , pieking kap ar
rytng her out lie red the house,
closed the door and re.unied wrung, Ip
which be was engaged previous , to her
cr,traticc Scarcely had lig. Wut pen to
paper when ttie,door wax tlktr,lutt open
6) a blow loom tai axe 1111 the hands of
M re. Alooro, who walked straight up to
Mr lieurhart and .truck et hint with
LW Nu. At her Ilipellrarlel, ii.• had
riwn, and graving a chair, held ii
tween and his a-satlant I. War
oil OW blow, nl which be partiall y
CIMJI . I I The al4l however, thrown
I ruin it. court., by the chair, iti ticecenti
ing grazed the back of his head, inflic
ting it slight wound, and cut rho fore
finger 01 one hand nearly oil Ile then
grasped her with leis care than in the
first ca , e, and put her out of tho Louse,
atter taking LIM axe 1111.0 )114 1.08,11.01i1/11
If those allegations aro true, that .11rs
:110ore is not a murderer , e is runt from
Inc, 01 intention Si,., was Cionflfille.a.
C 11 AT1:21, the Mall who Wll4 go badly
11,0,11 about tWo 1110111114 sines, and
10,Iged in prison on tlin ()nth of neover,
the man who chi stiscd him, end who
relensed ut the term ot ci sort how
I:, rieo3 het , fnnn,l hi, •
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1 , 11r r, I) iv( )1 . 1 ho
ni 111 !lilt arg. with having r0b
t1..3 the L.,0 Nlr. \11111 , ..en, near 0:1-
clole, id 1111111 1 an 11111' 1 1111i of
„ I on , end
a hole webs id' cloth The rnlitn.ry 14
supposed to 'have beim 111/1111»iit.1
tinturiloy evcnnlg , although it might
have hem% done ally time between that
Vino and Tileioley morning, when the
robbi ry was discovered The tiquiro
found evidence enough against him to
war runt comtnitment, and he wets lodged
with Sheriff' Woodring on Wedneadity.
Ai Higgina, et young
man employed in IVood'4 logging camp,
near the lack Ilear NMI:4, accidentally
struck his Mot with an axe while ebon
y ilia, on 'ltie , ehie, P4ltlli. a plied.
nearlN that lju• do. t•n lini,hed it
when lie arrived
excites the mind to
the dignity which sustains and finally
conquerh iiiimfortiine, and the ordeal
unite it chastens.
—The Ilarriet.urg Slate A ura
boldly asserts that Evans is entitled
retain nearly every cent of th e th
hundred thousand dollars which Ito a
his Radical confederates stole from t
st a t e it estimates that his com (It lasi
at tan per teat. would amount tone,
ly that sum. Lint, to make this CI
mate, it credits Evans with the celli
tion of immense sums which ne
passed through his litods. Whim BU
a defense is nisda.fiefelialf of a gatlg
thieves, by a Xiding Republica n je
nal, it becomes important for the pi
pie of Pennsylvmda to prevent t
election of Simon Onineron's canal
for Auditor Oenerni:—Lancesi cr In
tigencer.
—The last criminal sensation
that of the murder of Mary. 1,, it
Bette, of Hendricks county, India
Mr. Gpssette loved another female,
he inshreil his wife's life for $lO,l
and he hired It man named John l'a
to shoot her. When her death
discovered, her husband gave nut t 1
she had committed suicide, and chti
ed the insurance. It was In/id, bn
detective was hired to work up
case. Mrs. 11. died in Kay r
the facia have just been unearthed.
MARRIED
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W Ib•nts•r,
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Anrimnburg. by 11,, , kry 11 Shoo, NI/
I Smith, to , 511 , 04 111 ICI boort
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MIN( -1 , 1t5 • sato.% Ho pi 120,
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t of nor) sOr !no nes or 1,1111101yol), loot )0
!warts Wu hupo ho pot. )5050 alot)
rand (0 b.riuni , and tarty y 5 ,54 t 5)551
rlllOottp until put nhnll L,tvn amt.+l ,01
filial of your uzimteneo 'I hr II In rs yo7l
t,,0)t0l to the harpy into), far
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44tenvo on tart WI 1 , 1 at nn e rut After I
and llngering Il 100. aroalh koil 01,1,
fol And prorrommg young holy,
the fire and animation of porn Till, d hbr
nenm ilow gentl, how
look it few days tutor,' site 110
wan Irut n perfect hinny, tier
li g its the rummer t'llln lon
bower Loving friends, 11"••r
ked from your ninny hem r
el le taken (ruin your treitoury
r , lOllO. 1181111 at the angel of den, t. I pr
dal and moral eleinente "(taunt 4
were Of the highrret order, none
but to lore her , shin wog a ide.vjthf and p,
ahle companion, a faithful 1 , 111/ re).,.))
and in Irer death Shooed the rrpi, 11, Jr
the trim:old,. of the true ehrisitAn
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Corn, or,, per
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Harley, p e r Corbel
liaek Wileot, per 1,0411,1
Cloverneed, per trusthel
Potntoe4, per 1,1/thei
Elr,„pq, per Buren
Lard. per p,•onri
Bacon —hlhon Wet-
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Tallow, per pouted
!Nutter, per pemet
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Ground Plotter, per tom
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