43 Ceutro Eeporter.
FRED. KORTJC SDITOK.
( I'.NTRI HAt.t.. I'*., Mr. 20, IS7O.
no >1 !hi* republican organs speak
rv c • n!" ct • tween congress am'
. i \ivmi ivc \vit would only h
boiwi i i lawful cone re**
1 a ilr.lont president anil th*
>*iisiM present* the people. Tim I*'
tor rt iiri'icns Mail Wells ami tin* re
turning hoards and aliunde .Too,
They hsee arrested lialf doren judge*
in Virginia becanse they hold rout
without hating negroe* >n the juries
That is driving the black thine to a tin
mint. How contra it thivl in the north
where the c a'way a waa an much (er
rant 'ove for the negro. there is rareli
one o.: a trv " Ihe ca> oa be cart tr
to the l". S. Supreme court The ar
ret were instigated by frwieral ctbee
holders.
The insult of the last president)*
ele tion. by a popular majority of Jv ■ .*
I HM in favor of Tihlen, showed that th
American people no longer wattle
soldiers to te at the p 11*. no longer
wanted j>e"v ntar*ba'!a anil supervisor
♦o arrest deimvrats and keep them Iron
voting, and no longer wanted aoutheri
w itea excluded fW'tw the juries. ll*'
ma ; -ntv now renreaenteil in the pop
ular branch of congress, winch !• obedi
ence to the will of the people baa rr
pealed all those radial laws. In thr
irescut extra session the laws will be re
pealed i \ '< ith houses. Will preside't
1! yes. a to holds hU office by fraud
be • d enough to defy th# wo; of tSi
]• i. .• sv veto.ug these b Is
1 cVhiin t>ewara
c nt >sl setts:! Ie '.long in the en'ir
temperance move are the anti-treatin
s ,;fo The old habit of treating u
what lays the seed* for drunkenness
i". -re} hau an v thing e!P. 1 he voting *:e
railed up to take a drink and they take
(i: tt all around. 1 vch one dnnkn .
thinks it would be a bree.-h of polite
it ti:J uot in turn op
• so. Thus they all treat around arte
dr kfrnt 3 to and s rounds -and
then bar. furniture and all else goes
•.ltd, and the drunkard has his s'.A: .
We iure.i ways v:r*n i tt e pernicio ;-
hab:t of treating as the curse deepest ot
all ronnecte '■ w.tli strong tinnk. !■ men
will drink, let them do it but abstain
f: n invi: tig others up to the bottle
Three f.inrths of the drunkenness, and
if < :<.e drunken braw s tlut occur, origi
nate w : tre a crowd is treating around
I' ,'i r..: ; d n't drink when any on
u.in -: i treat you, but if you will drink
whv step up silently, drink to yourself
pay for it. HUJ let the rest aloae. By
this course y a get clear of prepar.u*
others for a druukard'a grave whatever
may be your own destiny.
A : x. M'Ciure, of the Trt . was ntar
r . 1 '.'i P dadelphia, oi 1 . lae fair
I h- ;s a>l -- tirttr, daughter of Hy
-11.• -: i (.}rati, apr miinent Hebrew cititet
i f the City of Brotherly Love. Th
bri.ie ts said to be around the corner ot
thirty, handsome and wealthy. The
gr nt is all of fifty in years, has been *
w : ivrr abu t twelve months, and i
r.ut well to-do in worldly drose. al
though it has been generally considered
that he was a tnan of means. TueGra'r
family are well known, ara very wealthy,
and while of Jewish extraction, some o
its member® are of the Episcopal faith.
The Bureau of Statistics has just pre
pared from the reports of Collectors <•
( istum* a statement of imports and ex
[ ir - * of toe last c,ileii ijr year endm#
Dei ember 31, IS7**. Ih# s'.ateuiei
shows that the balance of trade in favot
i < ?h# L"mted S'ates fur las' year m*-
; ■"> 343 _'s. as against sl4"uVl.l I'd dttr
ii.g itie previ >ua calendar year of 1577
w'.ilc the balance in our favor in 1577
w.- t!ir largest ever known in tin
1 rv of the Government up to tha'
date.
It Meats dear that Congress and Ibel
1- tenturv i-an't l>o!h have a IVm -
era! e inj nty at the same titae.—Ne j
York Tribune.
Certainly, Mr Tribune. And as con
press ii,v a demo ratic majority the pen
i:ent:ary n.'ist be largely republiian,
ar. '. wdl s ~,ii be nnaniicous too.
t r hi Wa- irurton we learn that s
I r" gram me fur the calied session ha
beeu suggested bv a attmher of promi
neat Itemocrats. It is to meet, organixe
and apixxint but one committee, that on
appropriations who will at once agret
Upon ami report o the House a Legist*
live. Executive, and Judicial Appropriu
tion bill, exactly like that reported and
passed by ttie House at tbe last session.
This is to be passed by the House at
ouce without auienduient. It will then
go to the Senate and receive equally ex
peditions action without amendment
It will then be sent to the de facto
President hr his approval or Teto. No
other measure, uot even the Army Ap
propriation bill, wiil lie considered un
til the Legislative bill reaches the de
facto President. If he approves it the
Army Appropriation bill will be put
through both Housgs without delay, and
if it is approved Congress wiil adjourn
v?;;.,out taking up any other legislation
If, however. Hayes vetoes the Legisla
tive bill, the programme is to adjourn
without even considering the Army bill. I
If Hayes calls nnotLrr session, the san.o ,
programme will be carried out. At ail j
events, the proposition is to make Un
called session very short, whether lh*
j nrpose f. r w hich i'. is called is accom
plished or not. It will be determined
first in caucus whether it is best to ap
point DO other committee than that on
a prnpriiitious, and to shut olf all other
legislation. This plan, it is said, is en
d r-ed by upward of twenty five mem
bers.
"The message will be about a* long as
your linger," said a Cabinet member
this evening. "I will contain nothing
but a bare mention of the facts that
Lave made tbe calling of an extra ses
sion necessary."
The National members have decided
to act with the Democrats on the elec
tion laws. —Representative elect Wbitt
aker, of Oregon, is on his way across the
continent by a special train, which ia
travelling at twice the ordinary speed in
order that he nuv reach tt ashington
before the organization of the House.
Lightning has commenced to strike
early. On Saturday evening, during a
thunder storm, at Maple Ilidge, Tioga (
county, a man by name of Samuel i
Vickere was killed along with his team J
by a stroke of lightning. K
Charley Wolf is going to run for presi- ;
dent judge in his district, says the Lew J
iahurg Journal.
John tVev was shot dead, one night,
by Paul Blank, while robbing a ben- J*
roost near Cedarsville, a village three | j
in lies from Allentown. llovv true that j k
chickens wtyo homo to roost. 6
I Pome folks ate not happy unless they
lean get something about which to find
Ifatilt with Judge (Hvis. The Judge very
naturally and in keeping with good
. judgment and common sru- o. sid.es with
Cnrtin m the contest, and this i* held
up as something awful. Whet her Judge
tVv is has s.nd or done any thing favora
ble to Gov. Cnrtin itt the Vocuin con
test. we aid not stop to inquire. But if
ic lias, he possesses a perfect right to do
so if he sees proper. It is a inuttei tlni'-
w ill not be brought before hint foe ,r '*'
t n any event, and it would be very sin
gular if he were deprived of the privi
ise that belong* to any Olht r citixen •
living an opinion in the matter and
• .living expression to that opinion, ~r
finding Gov. Curt n such assistance u*
1 us legal learning < well tit-- him te
render. If the case were one that came
w thin J idge jurisiliction. then
ht-se malicious qnibblers might quit't'le
t he interested himself unduly in it
Hut in a matter thst i* to be decided by
' Oiigrvss, Judge 1*1 * ha as goiwl a
relit to express iti* opinion and giv
nlvii-e as .mi other uian and w liatever
' ie may have done in the case above ie
etred to w*s in behalf of tbe democrat
. candidate for lougrese whom he t>e
r leves to l>e fairly ■ e, ted, and the party
ii.l not fault the Juuge at all fs>t it. lk*
r quibbler* excepted.
YIU-UQI left fir congress on Friday
ist. He stopped off at Harriaburg
lunkitig i\uure** met there. Ihe tie
rro o -rter w! o curried his carpet has"
•on ascertained business, and tn
imied bun t* at oongiess met in W .tsfi
ugton SetU then took the next train
i r Waskingtou.
rut' KKSI I TOF TBE DKMOt Jt 17
i \i> kt rt nu< t.N t i < t "f >
iivii- MJIPAU WXIXITU t It
■
Waahiligtoli, M.irih 17 - There was
ii i. a ex. ttwuieiit ut tWe capi'.o! to-nmht
fhe *au . sin .-a 1 ul U or :rr stio: l.v
".sr 7 o'cLnk, lion. Uie-ster c vaier iri
ie chair. A resolution wa- adi-p-etl
t .at til -se i resent should support tiir
aiicna nominatioas.
Balloting was then proceeded with
Ue tissi ballot resu'ted as follows Hau
tall, 7J Ba. kburn. 57 Col. 4 . Mat Ma
ion. 3 Morrison." Total. 141. t e e
ary to ach o. 71 Mr Randa ' tliere
• ire became tiie i-aucua nominee
Messr*. MacMahon and Morrison were
lot formally nominated.
Mr. Blackburn, when the re-u't oft! e
•adoting was made known to b tu, went
nto the ball and w itii a *.ew • i mak ng
!:# r.. i. uati unani o ua Llr sse.i the
aair in a speech that was greeted w.:h
oud applause, coniludicg by saving I
save but this to say. The edi-: 1
>f this caucus is to be final atul con. la- I
-in-, and ifthere beoue among the fifty !
•even gentlemen whose partial friend
• :np lias g;ve:i u:e the.r vote- tli.it lies:
utes or doubts, 1 now appeal to hiai t
nake tin- v#rdii tof this cau is effective
t;en to-morrow's roll is called. ! move
i . >u, sir, that 'he nomination of the gen
o-Bi.ui fr u I'ennsy .va na Air itan ta
or the speakership of tiie house ■ f rep
-esen'.atives of tiie Forty-sixth e*. ngres
■>e made unanimous.
The speech was greeted with loud ap
dause and the nomination made unam-
IltltlS.
Mr. lUndall being informed appeared
tnd made a short speech thanking the
aucoa for its action.
The vote for clerk of the house result
ed ; Adams. 7<>; Caldwell, Alabama. fc4
\lessrs. Thompson and Field, the present
ncumbents. were n mmated f-ir ser
xeunt at-arnis and doorkee(ier. re.spei
lvely, by acclamation
Gen. Garfield of Okie received the re
; üblican caucus' nomination forsjeaker i
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The democratic caucus at Washington
was harmonious, much against tbe wish
>f the rads. Ilaudall is speaker.
The Cameron-Oliver breech of
■romis# case is now being tried. TV#
rive the first days proceedings in to
lav's Reporter.
The other day an Italian in Richmond '
murdered a mife whom hw married only
| w.i weeks ago. What the f>ol meant
tot to wait until the honey moon wa-
I >ver the Reporter did not learn.
Judge Mayer has decided to grant s
j tiange of venue from C'learfird in th#
I Turner murder cs*# and the trial wiii
.ke place in Clinton county in Apr.
Five or six Hmitxdale landlords have
■een returned for selling ! pi r on
-itiiidav and otUerwic "bending the -
qnor law.
Last week's TVatchman has several
ieces of tuffy for the Coßiunasioneis
md some pepper inndy for the judges.
> range to sav neither of the parties
■vill eat tii# stuff.
The Woeten'e \ledical College of Phil
-de phta ou 5, txiuferred the degree ol
TI D. on twenty women graduates.
The first hanging in Colorado came of!
he other day. It wa* a success—what
he fellow thinks who huug. we have
not yet learned.
The New York Fun tells a story ot
Michael Hoffman, which is appropriate
>u the present times, when there are
movements to cut down Legislative ex
oenses. He was a member of the New
York Assembly in 1R42 from Herkimer
There were thee only ten employee of
he House, wtiose salaries amounted to
#4.'<". Among these was a Doorkeeper
and also an Assistant Doorkeeper. Early
in the session u motion was made to ap
(Kiint another assistant. Hoffman op
poeed it. It *a said in reply that there
were three door* to the Assembly
Chamber, and three doorkeepers weri
therefore nere-sary. Thereupon Hoff
man moved to amend by directing tiia:
a pound of nails be ptir. hased, and the
third door nailed up. The amendment
| was carried, and that was tiie end of at
tempts at that se-eion to ad 1 rian-et to
j die pa! roll.
At an iron masters, meeting held in
; Philadelphia a few days ago, it was re
solved to advance iron 5 per cent.
Mr. Gephart introduced a bill to j>ro-
Libit fishing in certain streams in this
county.
A bill passed 2nd reading in the
house to increases the jurisdiction of
justices of the peace to S3OO, authorizes
the trial by a jury of six. eospannelled
by any justice of th# peace, when de
manded by the defendant.
Washington, March 13—The suit of
Mrs. Mary 8, Oliver against the Hon.
himon Cameron, for breach of protaise
to marry, in which the damages are laid
at $50,000, was on the calendar for trial
to-day in the Circuit Court, but, there
being several cases ahead of it, tiie case
did not come to trial. Counsel for Mrs.
(Oliver requested the Court to set a dny
for trial, out the Court declined to do si>,
saying that the case would be taken up
in its regular order.
With reference to the transmission of
power bv means of electricity. Professors
FJiti'i Thompson and Edwin J Houston
of Philadelphia, say in the Chemical
News that the thickness of the cable re
quired to convey the current produced
tiy the power of Niagara is of no par
ticular moment. "Indeed," they say,
"it is possible, should it be deemed de
sirable, to convey- the total power of
Niagara a distance of 500 miles or more, i
by it eopper cable not exceeding one- i
half of an inch in thickness." . .
Cetewsyo, the Zulu King, has been ;
known to kill fifty women and children |
to feed his golden eag'es. A soldier ofj,
I,is with a scratch on his Lack must tie t
killed as one who turned from the If
unemy. - t
WIIKRK TO K<V\OMI/K.
Seeing that our Soloes nt llarrisburg
aie anxious to ecoiu mire by cutting
down other people's salaries and not
i' touching their own, w have gone to
I j the trouble to look tUrongli tic kuditor
( lieneral's report for IVS and point out t
•; our servants at Hsrrisburg, through thr
■ i columns of the Riuxm: i > . whne quite
I , nuriiher of leaks might 1-s stopped it|
' without doing \ ilenee to the ptiblii
! set* ce or in the leas! retarding thr
wheels of government
The Legislative Re. old is f bup
which li e Bt-rgners have futtr ted. >
' thvi turned out on'v poor woik toi
' the ' large : iv. I -t year *' • 1 si wn
r paid for printing the Record TT e art
* confident that it can he done cqua v s'
* well, after excluding useless matter foi
* f •. isl,or a ssv.ng .f" to f •f> |ei
1 year.
r Bv an set passed 111 !*" 'he appo nt
nient of Bank Assessors w" anthorired
whose diit! it i* *o asscii- the value >i
' h*te ofstoik in hanks. I'ravious te
'lie p.is-agr of tills a. ! the auk lilt'.< et
#re re.pi red to mske .ut a sworn
' statement uu.l rep.-it fi> the proper dr
•arlment at Harristuirv win h cost the
' state nothing fordo ng this w. rk the
Bank Assessors now ir eive over f!5 HKI
oervesr. Ttus law should he repealed
and the H'-." 'so i:s#'eslv etpeudeo.
!>e saved to tiie s!a-
Tiie be; ate paid hist year for pasters
ami toldrrs fii A > I'kia is sti exp#ti
•ia paste pot fir gade. I tie ( astingand
i.lining for the senators, if let out by
n utra. ! would he taken for f.'.OW ami
he pr 'ha'.'e at that as* ng "f |l7- *
.•er year in t-e ( ast s'mgers
L. i senate janitors f .-. were paid
hs . all h ust as we a'.te: ei' w I'll
ess ai; : •s,w!. •. ■ y stand afo iml and
-moke and cfiaw loiui co, lor fa
-a! ir.g !f 1
I'us of se. at# tiren.ru sll on til s
ttn-re can t.e a saving of filt-" 1 there
■ uii! i ni er of II ei. wti wth Kg''-#
in "t r# ;j• ;:.e senate for f per sea*
•ion
C il Bergner ' r printing wrappers
Ifor senators $4 *■ There ; no warrant
in the law at a . for tt. * an ! ;f tin :e w a*
we will agree to print a te senate
j * ra; p#r for f 1 '■> 1 a sa*tug ot t
In the Heuse f3o.3' >• were fttruivhed
rrieni!-#rs for postage. 11. sas out
rage- us as it :* riiuriuoui. Tiie HOUS#
j.!.>e uot send oil matter through the
Lnaila that wouUt amount tot--x> Ttie
i<alance is kept hv t! e nirmt'ers. and
they send o-.it as few do umeutaas p *s;
tile under tfi.s aystein u order to retaiu
as much as po**d- e of the p -stage
money with which tbey are furnished,
which is | si per member. Right here
j our legislators cau inaugurate a little re
form that w 11 net the sta'e the nice sum
I of $14.7 ■).
Again ceaies l'ergi-.er, f r printing
wrapper* ' r H use u;en.i ers no
law for this, and c#n be d r.e for J
and he profit*! >, * sav. ug of f 1 -4 ■
I* TV Rnni ;..i. [- * ms-ter f.r t' e
sc— n f i'.".'7, aud Jas Rotib s t r.t
tm-'.er t'> Th;* >';n ; .ke tiie
fifth wheel in a wag . iiifre are
enough of honeet, competent men wh
i will take care of the post ffice for a ses
sion at $1227. and save f. - the state the
j assistmn'.'s "4.
For pay of ( >rk* a-. I Mill taut clerk*
fortiie House a score of these
generally hate r.otl. ng to ii arid an
he lopped of and the service t-rrforuied
i for $" -*• a saving of *' **.
For pay for sergeaut-at-arms, door
keepere, and nieeeengers. sl4 Oue
| half of tiiese fehews are loafvrs around
li-.e house, and often not there at all.
and S' -'will *i ! puv all thry !•>. and
the state would save near flo.WX*. 4*ue
, half of them should he kicked out.
The House paste s!ingers get $l' t . (x -"
These are only |..ur ,-r-rsar. und the cap
itol, that is when they are there at n l,
ami if let out by r >ntra •* the work
would he taken at and he pr tita
tde. Here ?7 can he saved.
house janitor* and firemen get s7' -
an done f.r ■>.by w r.ii J '
would be saved.
Tr* #•* 'ft s** fir f -a r<i fa.l cw, it.
i tie expei *e* n-r trie capiiol gr> uit
are Jl4 sr • where i- g >et t-> no or.e can
see,or tell, snly that the fellow* who
manage the lap.ta! groenJ* sre flits!-
: w title the ground* are covered witii a
' beautiful green sod, f-r which the Al
' mighty turiiisbe* the moisture free of
charge An average expenditure ol
$"- 1 w ll keep the*e grounds in trim
I' d repair. A saving can t# bad bcrt
of near $lO,(X>.
Stationery i. II for St-na'e and House
foot# up Now the law allows
members m> aey in lieu of statienerv,
vet the article is furnished them besidu
—they tak# the money and the station
ery too. Tnere i* no doubt that SSOOO
wiil jiay for ail stationery for .Senate and
House outside of what members ue,
I and SIO,OOO if their stationery is count
ed in. Her# is a big leak, aod if stop
ped $20,000 at least can be saved.
Tbe fish commissioner* Hewitt, Duffy
and Reader, have a S3OOO bait on their
hook, and vet whenever any of the RE
roRTER men go a fishing the only bite
tie can get is on his head or from a
mosquito. $ "JhiOa year for fi*h comnns
aioners, and yet it's still the old song
"Fishermen's luck, wet breeches and
hungry gut."
We hnve not time to pursue this aub
ject further at present. But if the reader
will count up he will find that in the
few item* set out'above thero can be a
saving of near sloo.ooo—and all this i*
uselessly spent upon loafer#, hangers on
i and for stealings. If every item of our
1 state expenditures at Harriaburg were
| scrutinized closely another sloo.ft<gi
could tie added that might be saved and
the same service rendered and be well
paid for. What will our lawmakers do
aboutit? If tbey finish up thair work
and go home, a* they should, and not
sit over time, another 5o or 100,000 ran
be saved. Then as they are squintingat
economy, suppose tbey get to work in
good earnest and overhaul the whole
institution fr#ut garret to cellar and
drive out the rats, and they will ocrorn
plish a work fur which their constitu
ents will bless them and pronounce their
flood well earned.
Well, we will see, when the session
adjourns, whether there was|enough of
genuine reform to do over Sunday.
A jr.ST DECISIOS.
It is beginning to be tested ill the
Court#, whether an advertisement in
any journal, however meagre in> circu
lation may be, i* t-iimphaiK-e with the
law, when "publication" is required. In
a neighboring State a petition was filed
to set aside a wale on tbe ground that
an advertiM-meut in a certain daily pa
per WHS IML "publication" within the
meaning of the law, because the paper
HI which the wale hud been adverlmed
had a very limited circulation, although
published with perfect regularity The
judge granted the petition, i t New
Vork Judge Barrett granted a restrain
ing order to prevent the parking of Tam
many with new members, <>n l tie ground
tliat notice of the meeting m an obscure
trade journal waS not bitch public notice i
as was called for.
• -• •
The Pennsylvsnia railroad coeipuny
owns on their HIS n line nad hrinehei—l„._ |
lw.-en Pittsburg and Ne -i York '.'32 en
gines. On ih* Philadelphia aud Erie
railroad > ru >r.
K01. ,Y(7N I 7 IHKlUsltriil,.
; i 111 HUolhrr I'olunni of HIP Keportci
g we print a diecmMon mi the |>il| to cut
t down tlii* Nalat v of member*. Among
n the bill* reported favorably in the aen
t ate wii the following
o Supplement winking the time for hunt
-0 ing drcr, ito , from t to .lan.
M n*rv t following, preventingtkedinning
p of ,!ri r w itti dog* and alio* tig the trull*
i( . ing of wounded doer with a dog chain
oil or tied to the pciiou of the hunter
lloiiM- 1 ill eiubln g hl I*ll to mi lie
~ itiui i ollei t tlieir pay tor woik done in
■t .in*l about the iloi king of saw - log#.
. \u . t Itxing ihe nulai tc o( the van
m | OIIN jtidgfN of the court*. [lhe eh let ua
r l ie of the supreme court ia allowed
~ * s anil the aw.'i ate tint .. •, f s """
, r 'tie coimnon plea* Judge* of Philadel
■ 1 nlila, * V " the Allegheny u'r coui
tnon | >..* and orphan*' court judges
ftitaii orphaua court judge* of I'bila
P drlph.a. S ii all the ether judge*, }4
it ''i , except t lope of I lie Ia i 1(1 It dia'l ii l
n or ho aha;! receive *' I '' No mileage ■
„ allowed
t, ' Hoime hill to extend thetiiae for tin
til] let toll f puhlli works by corpora
r i on* chartere l for ttie conatructtei
r '.hereof Passed.
i I'ndert' * la* the lime for cotnplet
d tig the 1 CAS C railroad can b*
t. I" •*'p xe 1 another three year*.
11l tie House Mr. licphart offered a
* to!, authorirng the co lrtaof.piartcr .-r
it on a ..f I he m r r rat counties of t he com
,1 u hi wraith to lis the allowance o'
v sheriffs aad ailera f> r the boarding oil
i! prisoner*.
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a no.\i>ri:rri. />/>< wu:).
1 lie 1' aton t'o*l ha* some detatlaof
aoiiderfut discover* in te'rgraphy
a i.h Hot\ rexolut nre the bueinea*
. pr. * \ tha! f the aide lines between
I i ,c and Ainer ia Tie Attier.ai
i t- i ■ \ of New York it Mtl
# eii!rrpr;r -it *a* . ha secured 111 I oil
! tiie el tnove i ght t I the U*e of a
r 'it** pr *> for eei dli c mrrragr x ill
i%. le . • oil erw.se ( 'ne party to thi
: tra.' guarantee* t 1 send ten uie--*Ai:er
of twenty word* each prr rutnule
througti the conducting w te between
* Cans or laindou and New York. This
'■ IP the miiiiuitiui a|wed stated ill the eon
■ trac, but it ia *a d that at the maximum
sorrd, what i "Uol tie sent tit tlilf i v
a .notes Would he r jiiu! to the nuuihet
| ( word* ' otilamed tu oiie niuut'er of ttir
I oudon Times or the New York Herald.
J Viid it is al* aeecrted that !>y tha pr ••
. ran an entire ntiuilHir of either of ifir
atx \ e Named lurtta s can l e d.apatclir I
' through the .*s e from New; Turk to
r , ir'tidon or I'aria, or from larudun to
■j New V tk, and t>e repr ed at th.a
t .at* in 'a simile, on a atereotyjie
hl'u k or plate, complete and ready to tw
1 print"d fr tu in thirty ruinates and at a
r trilling expense. Flu# would make an
average late of ah "it two thousand
*' rds i *r minute.
s
V STARTLING DECISION
Aru r.g the i ate* ate!* lie. Ed by I t
g >.;t ri a C -t af Penmv rat. . it lha".
j I.a-p*r * Port**, which anusc alei a
rat ar . a'l g pr.nc jle ef law It wat a
• ',a'.e 1 a-c tell t' r ; i'C of '.ha w'*
j, if t I'.r.'urt ! c-a *r • ti'.r**; n lt.
•ex * .*:<* ' r ■ j>h' 1 w nt e s-. .
n ii J tu It.i in ("rl It ai i.e C
iv tr.e I ur: b- '.bat aise of res *•
late by at *• c:;ea vpt*J ;i. iixr ;i
--; rci; >f p w a :.k :V • . ucgmaat w
-rraripd I I '.he fa-ghtr C" url
! k r n. itart' . g and tar r*a iag a la
■ - : '. a', t'udy •> rendered h.r mtai a
• v*: >in. P (he bar krup; i* hn in:.
• !•*' a tiiere t ate k-en m|ili< a* "f do
jar worth of rit ptla'.a htt atrd of under
It fa- ad keaa d under the tupoei
lion thnt tke witea of tkp bankrupts had
no els m<n it But acewrding to thit de
- ;t:. n *v*ry living fa fa bankrupt
i.• p p'.a'.a wt '.hut to a. an ■ a m anj
ecuvar uar : ",ird of lha property frnai lb*
praeeat owner In e'.her w -rdt, the title
r to the properly tbut inr cent'y beugf.t
fiv -• lit.'-* of outti le pr'.;*t . vitiate!
1 i in the r I ardt ti the ei'.er'. of on -tl rd
|A' i '.bev tn*y often bp w >re than at
F r '.hp t in toine caet has d*i ra
; riated grea'.lv in tbe hanJt ef the present
w-#rt vtl o r.oyprlhelp.s may b> -r.pj r- !
t< pay be. k tbe value of the th<rd. at it
•at at the t'rue of tt e purchae The
stn -jat of tufferng f • w; I raja w
'u• ke m •' ppup a regret that if thit bp the
aw wa* n !; oyprpd rar'ier. t • that
•hi # d>-ng ; isti r l<> bankrupt • tt
• j'di, ; "perate lo dorqua'. ;f n--; great
> r ir Jj• i i at > |>a pr wh > i ever want into
'• j bankruptcy Ki
a
' OLIVER VS CAMERON
t' Tnppai* of Mary 5 11 nir ?i Hue
it mm CaiiK ran tor f.Vi <nai f--r brrarb af
, 1 pro n nof marrying waa railed up in lb#
it *. .it p ;rt Chtp( J it a Cartar prr;,!.
p 'if t!< 17 Tap a'.'.orr.ptr* has ng cause*
! oft • ihr ralender praceilir-g tt t *ing
tt 'I tip paper* prepare Ihr tiolk lides
'a thact'P * '# read. A jutr wstrmpar.-
t- pd and Mr. Darnia!! eperd for the
pa ntiff. t ring a br at a'.*t>B.m of tbr
;rp The defence r.a'i i that the? had
! no opening t ) tuake Mrt Oliver >n
'• than called to the aland and predured
h'ae latter", winch were submi'ted. One
- an the V.tef to t"Pcrat*rT Briatow rcconj
needing her lor appointment to a position
i* in hia department The aecond sta'od
r that sbe ah u d bat ■ n.iucted to a bettor
place than whore she wti, where relatirea
r would look after ant] protect hor, and c!o
ing with the sentence. "Vou will bo try
w fa The third read aa (ollewa ;
"MT DI A R Mat OUTER I aend you
a attar t Mr. Bolton in accordance wiib
ynur request. I would ba glad to bear
that yon agree with n.e to be mine I
hope %>. So you had better aae that tbia
r latter reaches the secretary's own handa '
Witness reauming a ; d that abe bad
\ urged Mr. Cameron frequently te cemply
a with his request. He laid that a relative
i of bis. Mus Davis. at No, 136 C atreat,
Washington. objected, aad ha could not
She went to aae M i•• I'aria and tr.v aad re
mote the objection, and w hen abe came
neck Mr Cameron aar.t (or her to com* to
the committee room on foreign ralntioaa
lie aaid, ' You eeal to aee that woman
' Mos Davit i. She ia no relative of ruiae,
hut whan I w*<- secretary of war he bad
■ untrol of my papers involving a cousid
erahle amount of money and I have to be
carotul o f my treatment of her." She first
aa w Mr Cameron nnee in 1874, the year
•he hecauie acquaiated with him. When
ah* left here abe went back on her war to
Nrw Orleans In IM7ahe met him in that
city He had written to ber that he was
coming with a party on a aenatorial tour
to Vera Cruz. She mat bun at the St
Charlea hotel, and ha introducail her t<>
hia senin law. Wavnc MacVeagh. He
then told her ahe tntiat laav* thoae paraona
abe w a with and coma to tbia eity and be,
hit wif< The proapect wa ao much hat
ter than the bad aipected that ah# icccpt
ad and be gave bar Ibe money to come,
with. She had repented interview* from
■ bat time. Mr. Cameron did not come U
the houae where ahe lived, aa he laid that
the people there did not like it. Sha aaw
him quite often in the city. 11* would
come from Harriahurg about once in eve
ry two week*, until congreaa met, and!
than ahe would see hiui at the committee
room*. The letter he gave her to Secreta
ry Briatow got bar mt# the traaaury de
partment, were the remained from Octo r
tier 1H75. to August, lh7<; then ahe waa
u abort time in the interior department j
There waa no correspondence between
them while Mr. Cameron was attending at
the senate. Me requested that all o( hia
1 latter* should be returned and he wrole -
I on one side of a page aad ahe would send
the letter back with the answer upon the
. other aide She is now out of employment!
I nnd very poor Site had tried to obtain'-
employment hut failed. A little tirno
haforo rerigrrss ad|oUrrid ia lb,(. the ■ oa
trac
I Hen U oiler ll tint late then that the
, sentract wa hrokea, wa adtail it. We
never pruniited to marry the wmaa,
navpi intruded to marry tier, nnd never
will.
\\ itnen, returning Ur. i'atiu rou did
not alwavt Irral ber the tame during the
g < ngagpinaiit )n i),tt beginning to w t
vet? kind and thoughtful, hut a a; e
illid I r I lit ti 11 n g up" a a fuif u t'.l #1
the contract he w very unp eataiit ad
c rtb in hit trt'Slnirlil, I here were iui-
II prop* prii hk lakes will lrt hv Vt r
t sun", a dunag the i \ -tei i >■ . f the es*
gageiiienl
t>u Butler St.'p, we are i."t tued for
that \nu. an put that in a separate tt ei i*
j He hill
Mr llarnir.: aigoad that lh*j had tbr
rig.it to lalfodu. a v idencp a.'W that llirrt
•a ted uel ton u t.ler the prom lie of mar*
1 'lage w ;cli want taward aggravating tha
caute tor damaget
JuCge I 'arier llj y. u pri pett te p'e*a
i that charge in tbia rasa
. M lUrmall- Vat tir.
<<rn Butler lib. well, let it all coma in
! f that it what >eu are alter.
Ju 'g. t airtter Ihp ijuestien it ene of
ado f luer. . J .a < bargs of tedui ■-
n it not tel out ia tbe declaration.
A ri glhjr argument wat made by the
• Ll ft * i wuiiaet at le I hair I Iglil to pro
-I'i. a tbe teet.nioiiy Tbe other tide deir*
Lg to t • ••'d, ll • .•urt a.' iturttJ a fit;
• niuiiow, w.tti Mrt (1 iver tii i upon
tie tUe.i. nut bating Clothed her leati*
m ay in chief
! I.KMSLATIV K SALARY
A b : to reduce the ia a-v of our legit
atort w* up in tfia 11 • u i#, in \Y rdi.ee* I
I l|i, lif ISt i s bill prwv idrt that lt>p mem
, beri of the legilature. senate and heute
j*' rrceivi *>*Vl talary ftr rvrfi te.tioS
j f !<*'day* and $n per dav f - eai hdsy
V" 1*" ait when at exceeding oil
(ayt Ih * includet ac! uft rnest ar d
>i t ■ *t th>- "aii.r rale ier die".
Mr K*r v u aved :• itrike it f* a-id
'lter. $•I• rds V w U wtt n: sg rreU
M* h to: then of*ered an tmandniaut
e'" !u g'. *'. at U|> aint'.-r lha rrcr VP
il IkM per tetto n. ao matter what the
lei gth of aid tetti. a inae be and that
a.cl rn am her tha'l re * it no postage,
•tat or #• if iu rage at r w prv d-d for
t> v S• m
Mr. Havis of l'h ladeti I ;a, spoka in
faver .f th tine-dinent statist that it
"'U I 1•! r tl f . lilt isgt "S tap I.; 1
Mr v uar >d if Narthumber and, dp
-1 'end> 4 the erg -.a! b at I ghlj p*..,,* r
xe ! intimated tfiat the eewtpat art
be beard aga.att th te opp ting .!
Speaker Lang Mr. *H.a-wo ! of Yore.
. r. the o bail tad I ewat fere to do right
T ' 'K' *n idatf > ■ *ti he kr.. wha
r the t'a'.e, ta* be w.n. 1 da >t w tho.it
'. e fear i f nss or aewtpapari lie wa
su'a the ma er.'.y of the u.eiabart r.-u'd
art Hie-, than tar. r ta inn a'. Lena a
I '.Lr p.. "u : f th r vs* it (a rg lie
wet l.araat a tacriflca : r k.inte.f and fam
t ; > lie d 1 nt expect tu return t.. e :h*r
! ' uic ai.d rea d, therefera, not ha charg
( ed with at'. ng frotn pure y t ertof al o
t.te 11a d net nl d t be fr ghlrr.r j
into toting for er.y un.trt t B) y
! causa tbe paper* n. gbt n. t -tkn t. 1 ..
11- ... t.y.T - : . ta * comp, out ,
got 'tb r and *#.-<
, Mr VI j r ta.d be J Itt'l > >r wkal the
wtpapert it ab i t. m tad that l.a
, c are whether h > peu| a #• '. him
( La. . r set ll- supported tbe amerid
i n.enl
.Mr Kef,: n fav>oe<l tLa amerum<at.
and :n tr; y to Mr. T">a t refer*:,ce I
. itea'ing*. ta d the repub ta party wat
rat pom lif : any tbat bate '.itui p *e
I tba latt e ghteen yean.
Mr Landit Lancaster . indignant *da
i fended the rapub icaa party from tbe re
j proacbet cast upon it
Mr Mat'tt thougkt tbat by indiscrirmn*
, at* r< duct.an '.be bouto wou'd to n na
i C *J wth "r ettan icttwad of gu -d
- ReeiiifttUel a. -a
at tip-a-tsd by tl a newitspcrs *o Ivrtg at
bit act swat hor etl.
Mr Karly wa appoaed ta '.i.e
aia*ndmcat. but be never wa in 'aor of
red ur r.g tt a - .tt t > itarve'. .< n;r .p 11*
•iv kettrer, opputad 10 an incrptt#
, th* salariet pa d. which .it t *. gut the
aaiptidim-nt did
Mr lUvit rhiiadeipbta said that
|1 -U 1 wat ttav ag imttai f n inrraite
Last year tha salaries, un cage, a'at onery
and pottage amount* Ito a< a-'yfl • par
j member. N w tba atneadn.ara proposed
to pay the ir.embari $1,2110. wti.ch w >y d
include the eitra ia-p and a . olbcr ri
pacaea now paid in addition to tha salary
ol f I.OHO. He wai very C'tr.{ raentar? . f
the newapapert and said he beped tbv
t would tae# nothing had to tay of bim.
Mr Hrookt aupperted tfca bill and op
pot ad the amendment
Mr Barrett aaid the references to tbe
p-e-s wrre rrales ant I • tba quest ri at is
ii.e lie (av it 1 the ainaactnenl
At r Faunce waa opp 'tad te the bill and
even to tl e amendment He waa in favor
of paying tha aerobe'* 1 o per aesae:
, aad lopping off all eitra* in lb* shape *!
postage. mi tag* ate. He waa in favor of
. paving reasonable talarlet for good work.
andteg<od mea Tbe stale should pey
ita offiaero enough to ke*p them heieat.
Mr. Crawford waa is lavorof $1 UM per
I aetaioa and SI" per day for the eitra fifty
days He bad not heard of any person
who paid back any of the eitra compea
-1 talion be recaivad last year lie had aot
dona it nor would aet da it tbia year He
era red to obtain all be could hooeat y
and he would like to lee a lean who did
not.
Mr ffchrock thought the hoa<# would
nut suffer nor would the interests ef the
atate suffer were the laws made by mn
w ha receiecd no compensation at all.
i Mr. Weird was in favor of ceaaidcrale
reduction.
Mr. Krazer than moved to poitpon# tha
bill for the present, wbtcb waa aot agreed
to
• •
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A'/.iNE
' Tha April number f this highly popu
| lar periodical i< promptly on our table,
and fully maintains its well deserved rep
j utation • ene ef tbe best, in every r#pccl
published, and worthy of a place in everv
American household Aa this may he re
| carded aa the Raster number, the leader
|ii tl deeply interesting Easter atery, enti
lied '\V inaaa.' by Mary O Holliater
Missionary at Ainlab Turkey. This >s
followed by a vary instructive paper en
,'Some Eaaler Customs,' bv Mr. Godfrey
A Hudson. Mrs Hainan's beautiful P<>
em ii reproduced- Kaiter Day ia a
Meuntain Churchyard.' Among tkaato
ties i on# of thrilling rbaractar, "On tbe
Edge of a Glacier-' 'David Fleming's
Forgivaneen' eentinuee to grew in intereit.
Thorn*" Middloton has an admirable sto
ry, 'Dr. Ellerion'i Own Case.' We have
not space, howover, to enumerate even the
j most attractive features of the contents of
this ricbly freighted publication, filling
123 quarto pages, aad embracing every
•tyle of literature ; thl reader caeno: fail
to tie interested, entertained and edified
The illustration! are profuse, aad ef great
srustic merit, adding not a little to tha in
tercat and popularity of IheSuRDtT Mao
AZIME which is certainly a uiarval of
cheapness, the subscription being only s:t
; per annum, postpaid ; a single copy M
cents. Address Frank Leslie s Publish
. ing House, fit, A and fx 1 erk Place, New
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• •
The r>ai't AVwV dispatch from Peitbl
eaya : "Tl at two "'it of 'he three daig
protecting tlie town of Saefcedin from the
overflow of the Theisa river have already
burst. Five thousand men are working
oa the remaining one. It this one bursts I
70,0W jwojile will la reodere<l hotnelb*e.
Many viilaga* butt alroady been twept
awny.
1 s,'egedin it located In a atartb on botli
' banks of tho Tkaisa rivr
A'l Klt !U RLK K \ 1L 1SIN
I The Mahoning Powder Works I>e*
r alrujei] ntnl Three Men Killed,
t Ilanvil c l'a Marehlff A terrible**-
u P ■•*!• 11 occurrad tla it altern." r at tk Ma*
I tu ioug powder w irks . ! I* M Lallagbn
il V ( 1> ur thit p'ui * ruinplelely det*
• trovi g the buildi g te 1 il t'.antly kil ing
\\ l.lor l, otc of thi proprietors, Jdm
• .1. I >i*i and .1 oil 11 1 1 Mowrrr, tbeir man*
gld rt-rna nt be g • atterad in every di
r r*t tie Tf e causo ■ f the esplotion is un
- kh..wn.
r AS ATTKMI'T '(< Ait ll RST WHICH
ItKSt' 1.1 S IN THKKK |'KK*ONs
BKl.Ntl KILLED
, t l.ttii, Martb 11 II \ ukerf, sher
iff of Daugla-t raunty, in thit stale, want
a !nt Saturday, with a p'ttta, to the bouse
of Shalt A'tope ta arrest kiai Altnpe re
titled the proi act ai d fred a nutnhar i f
tj thott at tka thar fT t party. ( na of which
k ed t h e sheriff Altnpe and hit little
, g >' fle yrars old. were than killed by
ike tlier tl" • potte atid two other pertoat
wuuadad. Tfia obi d'a dsatb, of caurte,
r wai not designed.
A ufTitnuin it the ligbtait n.elal in rte
It it on r one-'ounh aa baaty at ti'ear
rj lit tuperinr ligMraM laaVet it e|.ea
all* useful where lighlaete eotnt-ined •
" iiifl-i P. ity, a* in tna eery dali
■ ce>a (talenvet, it desired II it aha a reli
ve. Ie: t n ■ta for vert tinaH et.ghu auehl
as It a leMh or ore hundredth part ot a
g-ain But ana of its ehief adetatagen f.r
aeoi om'c use t It* un'terbi!il* It it
' Sever ffeatd by the oxygen of the al
instphere, even et the bighe-t tempera
'..l'm nor it it thaug-d at a 1 bv sulphur
ai.d its vtri .it oompeut'd* which act a>>
read i up*n i var Rut wluriiinurti l*
1 not t> 'v -Mm ad and ualll It can he it
will not of course oune into general use,
, in Ip.te of lit rce!!ei t qualities
I t.e l'a Ma" •is.etta sa>* a private
etc from ah gfi Indian official tiatet
ti t t! e pe.-pie < f Cashmere are dying vl
lam n I is flie- are it s', a', the |.resent
rate ot marts ty the provinae will Ba
nearly .pu atail by the end of lha
year
!'•;> >rt "f tba Stationing Ceo n '.tee
o'tlie Central I'ann a Conferenca. of tha
Keangelii t Ass 'ciattoa C"S*anaJ at.
Lew sbu-g. Pa . V(rrh 10 lIT 9
Yung Dur M J Carat bars P K
lie aaore M sei.,a—R Haogat.
Circuit T M Morris and Kd
Cr un' ' ng
Shrewsbury P S Ort g
.' errettittile L D ca
ti'ea P.ik P W <r u yp
Lofar.til * !! N firen.nger
York C.rcu't S Yaariek and C W
F.asbindar, under P E
York M tt. in S Aurand.
P'. apart- 11 A Stoke and J Stnaiback
Lawnkerry " K Datit
1 D Itburg (1 11 Sri sk
1 Ha: :*riv.' a 1' J J arret".
Cuaaha* aa ! Ei* ;n-weag'a and C F
(jepkart. ut dar P K
Ca'l e A 11 If* : r
P W P.a Jaf'a.g' nveniber of L gan
-4 v • V Conf
JintsT* !It E Ruhr, P K.
B g J-pr.ng x 1 Shoriits
L- a>( a-g 1! V* (r.Jt>
Htgertlowe, li F Anlhnny.
Marts* i e tieorge Jesepb
' New Port A Pat:e-san- (j K /.fbrrr
1 l'erry J M I.'ng.dorf
Liver pi —*> \V >eiSert.
McC u-e Noah Young ahj E P L* n
■ ard under P K
M a ' eh -- g S Smsad E James, un
' de- I' L
I nisn— I kl P et
M ffi.nburg -P C Waidameyer.
Port Tra*erta~J (i M Swacgle.
Ceatrr - C F Deininger and W 11 Hart*
mas, ur.der P E
nruth Va'-ley—W II S: vvr
' Juniata—B K KtHer.
R C B ea-r x. tnenibar ef Midd'eburg
yr Corf
I'rah J W BtS'.t member nil's-it (jr.
Ceef
B K HaM. metibtf of Marysvillo yr.
Coaf
J 't Kraamer, a smbr of Centra yr
C " n f.
LtVtIMMDM VI Detw.ler, P E."
Law si'urg— \V M Croman
Hutfa • d Uarnberger
White Deer—(} W Carrie and D W
* B i rr. under P E
r Danville— G Heater.
Bleomtburg—L K Harris
t'olutnbia— W W Khoads
Her w irk -J M Eitinger.
1 Luzerae J M Price
' Catawiaa—J H Herta
* Wfoaiing—O L Bursen.
I.enotvi In .1 A. liollenbach.
Sesque' anna—H H D<>uty. under P. E
Dushore— W N \% allace.
r Flagbaviile J F Shutut
New C tumbtia—\V H Lii y
Milton—*4 P ltenier
Kingston—To ne supplied
r fl T Buck, member of Mi'lon tjr. Conf.
L Ma ss, member of Mi'ton y-. Coaf.
K W Run von, member of White Deer
<jr Conf
WiLt.t iMsr. RT DtaT - AL Hecser, P E
' I ,ar g Have- -J
Jereey Shore- li W Buck and F S
Vvoghl, under P K.
' H many Valley Reuben Young and H
1 M Evans, under P K
Soger Valley—D P Kline
Lycomier— A Kreuse
r W illiaaispert Circuit Jar Young
' " Nation D W Miller,
'j " Mission J A Irvine
Milesburg J M King
East Liberty A Stapletoa
r Liberty M Bloat.
1 Canter—l If Krader
Centre Hall—Jareb Boas
p Newberry —J C R##a#r.
Danville —J H l'etara.
* Seneca —U F Swengla.
1
E. F. Kunkfl'j Hitter WIBP of Iron
Has never been known to tail ia tbe rurr
j f weahiiesa attended witb symptoms, in
diapesilien to eiertion, loss ol memery.
difficulty in brea'.hiag. weakness, borrwr
of disease, weak, nervoui tremblieg,
dreadful horror uf death night sweats,
cold fret, weakness dimness of vision.
| languor, universal la'situda of the ntuscu
ar system, enormous appetita. wita uya-i
Ipeptic sjf pHete, iM lian<ie. flushing oli
lap body, dryness f tbe akin, pal-id coan
' tenance and eraptient on the fce. purity
lag tbe bl <od. pa n in itie back, hpavinea*!
in tha eye'uis, Iraquent black spot" flying
Before ike eves, witb suffusion and h as o<
laignt want ef attention, Ae 8*44 nly in
4| iU bottle", er six bottles for $& 00 Ask
v tor K F. .xuakel's Boter Win* ot Iron
and lake no olber. Ask your druggist
and if be baa it not, send t Proprietor. E. j
1 F- Kunkel. No 269 North Nintb Street |
| Philadelphia, Pa. Adviee free; eaclota 1
r tkree-cent stamp.
, ; WORMS WORMS WORMS
K E' Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails t
■in destroy Pn. Kaat and Stumack |,
- Worms Dr. kunkel, the only success-if
i fas) physician who reinevea Tape Worm in.j,
two hours, aliv" with h"ad. and no lea un
til raaaovad. Common sanse teacbes it •
f Tape Worms b# rem ved all other worms
;-an ba readily deetr-'ved Advice at of- .
. fire and store, free Tbe doctor caa tell „
whether or not the patient lias worms a.
Thousands are dying daily, with worms,
and d not klov It M|g, spasms, crempa.
. cbokiag aad -uff<>catton, sallow complex-'
ion. circles around the eyes, swelling and
pain in the stomach, restless at night,
grinding of the lenh. picking at the nose,
' cough, fever, itching at the seat, huad
[ ache, foul breath, tbe patient grows pale
aud thin, tickling and irritation In the an r
ua,—all these ayinplonaa, and more, come H
from worm* K F Kunkel's Worm Syr -1J
up never fails to remova them Price il
$1 00 per bottle, or six b-ttles for 00 '•
(For Tape Worm, write and consult the
Doctor.) For all other*, buy "fyuur drug C
i gist tbe Worm Syrup aad if he has it not j
i sand to Dr. K K Kunkel. 2W N Ninth J
j Street, Philadelphia. Pa Advice byiy
mail, free ; lend three-cent stamp.
M ar 'Jk) 4t s
I
I In Indiana farmers are birag biadijn
or the year at fr-nu sl2 t® sld fc tsontl). |
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I It A \ I)T,7k N ING |
| -OF THE- J
BEE-HIVE
ONE PRICE
J EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS STORE j;
j IN Boom LATKLYOCCDPIKD BY BUll NILL 4 AIKJCNB. I HAVI JUST !
t S OPENED A NKW ANII COMPLETE LINK OF i 1
' \ UltV (i(M)DS in all lat*t Sprinjf Stylm ! *
F BLACK 0IW AND SILKS,
H J SHAWLS, THK LATEST NOVELTIES- ;!
' | T'ARPKTK—BEST GOODS, ALL CHOICE PATTERNS TURTIN !
' V; J ABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELS, 'I
AND UN,JKBW KAR. RIBBONS,
J TIES, COIWKTB. NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS. AC., AC. '
t . UK U W'U.I, UK OFFKRKD A T IRK A-V XBVER RE FORK EQUALLED ' 1
St..*.. *• H ' ®*VtANO.
BILLEFORT*. |
1
It frr-iiueiitly lig|>|>ytis that g cup nri \V M \\ II I ,
Low) n! imt water ia act down on vgr- _____ ' *
niahed furniture, and leaves an unv H ~ .
•ightly spot ou the p-.liahed aurface V/Yliy rv/xn
I'liig rat) be easily removed by wotting # i\ ?V 'IOOIIS
' * bit of an ft flauncl in alcohol, imi J[
rubhinj; over tha place hriakly. 1 o—
the marks are all efface. I take another ■* T nnTT/YTTTI
> cloth, with a drop or two of Itoiled j ""xllaUlil I j kag
linewd oil, and rub over it lightlj/ j
' tod the sharpest eYM can never see a A splendid stock of N#w w
' vralige of the etain. In caac a black Oo'-d. kas arrivad at jmm
1 atain geta upon lumilorc. a few drop- W** TXT AT D>o
'{ofapirtib ofarptnonia rubbed on will * w* at W v LtS B
take it all off; then rub with oil. J| —!**■■ I
The graad sum total ot theeUimt of Jiillth Tit! i 111 in A
Arrbhitb-a Purcll . 34* cred'tara. r. " H MUlUtltlg.
ascertatrird by tba trustees, ■ (.72 271 • r m | —_
>" Tbe property turned over to tbe
astignae it eetiaieted atoaly t225.00U Prices Ar® Down. Maff
- -Subscribe fur tbe Reperter. .___ I
The slock consists ef a i
....SfwwNwiw. A SSEASFF/'JSSSRSSI -
THI; lion til's in i.x
Dr L. 1). \Vevburr t Alterative Syrup, mm DKE.S9 GOODS.
A remtd, seed TMIHTT rt\ k VltaHNiai peitei.' i 1 CARPETS 1 __
r'Kl." tod Ln ftlllos u. rtl., t.ij .UN OILCLOTHS 5C
RHEUMATISM, , GROCERIES, -M
Dr re y fT* ,-Ui Ir*'iil4 NtuwStw tfttilla. Int. r DLASSXt ARE. w |
••I PuUta. • dilidD aamwa la abKJk U( blowd M UT' F F Vs. \V M VP a
anuM.-frtwdU. Ihm labile VTn Vls ARI, M
Mtt-d I-; *U LUil HrugfWli aad oakt *. Iv* , f. i\, , Jj ' 4
hf !•** ryli.ra AlaU. U® v .. ,H, U Ko| ..M, K * tar#- mmm Wmm
p Muslin <&. Calico S
t ait. Jtxali Ira® He r®. ~* Itff | \ i* ifi al Itn 1..m
ti aim tbat a r®tt.aa la*, fi- b*w fintpiaa aad *1 UO I rtl pr,C#E. a
niatb® Üb®*ttA ta® hklt aaft ttea! aad leaauUYul ■ -
am- laMrtiO i-w I d pi-lunt| k luiarunl ftvalb ul Kl* RN IfliJ !\G GOOM
UelrNkUi! baa loi Mao t fare Addraaa lark*®- * , ' *J\9hKS
Ittf k ui H®a \ aada.f A C . Am Mraai, !*. V ©• to kitldi. Mi
TO tON-UMIMI VTX M *
T mAmmnimmt l.* it btw ir-..eil ml CLOTHS t CAI'IVrttTS
l*at (lraad d.aevaa® -aoatti ,YH try a en, 1* n ta®djr.
r
• ' - Mil - ® M
t ul Ibe Foavflplaff. taai Ir®e af i-afgr vikfc tba MB
dtra ' iuus ' r i'te,eriu| attd utM| tb® Mutt®. aklxL
tb®> aii. Sad a aur® ar® fur • ®LetnpUo. AakLaub. II 4 INI Alltl C'4l*f4a -•
lit.tnrhlli* A - j MHI
I'artkaa au r.g t t.r Frmar flplian. a lit | .®av add -mm
I A AIUmjN 1M I'van t AiJuubuifb * V.
ER'YOKS f 'F YOUTH. mm PRODUCE received ie
rod. L^
ttsalbful tadiacraUM* atli fog lib® aai® of auffartaf
uaaaatiF a®ad fra® t all •! aaad tbaracii*® aad a
dtractiveo f* ma4<** lib® arsat *® raeaadf Df whurL u®
•a® canad ffuiare ra In ;rafH by U*® adbarla
®. • tipootac® ra* 4a mo I f addraastng la podacl oog NEW (iOODS !!!
JOHK B OGDK* SSOeCae !M See Vork O i!
Nt L\til all kind*. TVMCKN Ciechsrje. of
RUklUwewu. ut tilSutw-t tlUw e w r w g , - , ,
aim I (I Al \i
Ka>aei l>, J I A bth ACO a Aus M . K T i a
=-H A H D W A RE!—
WILSON, M'FARLANEA CO.
NEW 09DS—FANtC PRICES.
H H R
T E A
O A JU
STOVKM lIEATFRK K 4 \tLS
V K G
K K K
? H H
\\n would especially call attention to tbe
Highland (Jiieen Cook Slove,
-AND THE—
wzissm >3oa2 uivnm s
••■Our Stock being entirely New. We offer special Bargain ia~aa
HARDWARE, OILS and PAINTS.
WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
WILMY. M FARI AM, A CO.,
HUMES' BLOCK, BELLE FONTS, PKNN'A.
Harness, Saddles. &c.
lo raHl tb* porulgt
I*mao.l for prices. rv*irrtf ullj ealU th(klUa j
t to A of Uo poblio to buttock of
ftAUDLKKY
now it th* old •La nil i>otcttod #• JNOCtUy lot
tbo |>oo|il tnd tho timot. tbo lorotbat tod mt at ti.n#')
%b*l MVpiltfliaOftplßlal llorooM. t>oTUr
Brldlo*. "f ovori rli>tUn ocd quality ; W mpi, ond
in fact ptar)thing te ct>V|>)oto a 11 rat clo oatablUh
moot, bo now oflrit at |>rt which wUleoit tbot Inn
*1 AFOH UlNtikh t'ontro Hoi!
JOHN F. POTTER, Attorney at i
IJAW I'oHoctton* promptly mod# and apocta
attonllon altoo U tboao having landa or pmparti for
aa lo will draw ot> aad havo ackaowlodgwd I>owda|
Mortgagaa.de it(V<*o to tho diamond, north atdoofi
UiPAoart hfMiM Rallwfonto oct£364f i
HEALTH AND HAPPINEBB
Health and tlapHnraa aro prlcoloaa Wealth to tbolr
|H>aoaaura. aud jrl tbajara within tho roach of trirj
ona who will uaa,
Wlt Ms IIT'M MVFH I*ll,l N,
Tho unit aura euro for Tofldd Idfwr. Inapepala.
H oadapUa. Sourßiutnach. 'kioatlpattwo. I>ohihtj, Mau
aoa. and all Blllioua ctnnpUlnta and Blood diaor<*or
Nona gannlna unloaa aignad. "Wm Wright. Phila "I
If jour (liuggtat will not auppljr nond S corn's for on*
I* i to Harriet. Hollar ACo ?y .1 4th St. Phlla TnorVm
C. T AI.KXANI>KR. C M. BOW KH
A LEXANDER A BOWER. At t
11 tornoaa at-lsaw.RollafonU-
riven to Colloctlona. and Orphiaj' Court bractlao. ,
Ma> I*o Lpii4eiU*l io Uormao kbd Rngliab ()ffica la 7
building, , mySF 74 If.
DF. KOKTNKY Attorney at Law
Bellefonte, Pa. Office over Rev '
noldi bank. Hmay'fg; 1
S Ifliiilnr our Moll Prices of'
Hoota and tof,-We art rolling
out the good* lively, became wt chart*
lets for them than wa* ever known- We
keep up the quality and keep down the
price*. We are bouad to *ell off this Ire
mcndous tock, and iruat in the low price*
to do the butineas. Wa will offer you
Men'a fine ealf boot* at.._ „..~s2 50
Men'* kip boot* at.. 2UO
tV men'* kip *hoe* at _. J 00
Children's achool lio* at . To
Men * woo) lined turn boot* at 250
B-iy*' woel-lmed tun* boot* at 1 90i
Men'* wool-lined buckle overshoes... 1 40
Men * wool-lined Alaska oeeraheta... 'JO
Men's plain gum
Lumbermen's gum*, eolid hee1..... 1 25.
Women'* w.>el-lin*d Ariaska over
thoe* 75!
Women'* plain yum 0ver5h0e5......... 3.",
Misses' plain gum overshoe* So'
t'hildren'a plain turn overshoe* 2".
The aboru rubber goods are all first
class and ara warranted, and will be told ,
for f<tt\ only. K. GRAHAM A SON.
Dec 6. Bellefonte, Pa i
W R. CAMP'S
POPULAR.
Furniture Rooms!
CENTRE HALL, PA.
I manufacture all kind* of Furnlturefor
Chambers Dininf Room*, Libraries and
Hall*.
If you want P> -"Hura of any kind, don t
buy until you see my stock.
UNDERTAKING
In all Its branches. I keep in stock all
the latest and most improved Coffins
and Caskets, and have evary facil
ity for properly conducting
this branch of my business.
I have a patent Corpse
Preserver, ',4 whiah
houiaa oan be
preserved tot a considerable length oftime.
Kt'l#tf W.RCAMP'.
JL. SPAXGLUR. Attorney-at-Law
• Consultation* in English and
German. Office io I'urst'a new
J- i>. MUfiIXY
[Successor to J K. Miller A Sou.]'
tteler in f*ure Drop, Medicine*, Fau
ey Article*. Dye an
Iknigjrtgt'e fndnet. Ftl
I *oek of Confoc.
1 tionerta*.
PUR * LIQUORS
For Medici**; I'urp..,#,
I ■ . J" 1 * E,T
'CIGABH A JID TOBiC
i always i n stuck.
PRESCKIPTIONS CAREFULLY
I „ COMPOUNDED.
ia t *^ #cur ? 1 lb * f Dr. J, W
Aletander, who will attend to the Com.
Poundm, of Prescription*. * mar " .
, „ JERRY MIbLER
, Baaat* 4ib Uaikukemi—in lb* base
, moot of ih> bank building Ail work dea*
, n fn*bionabl* etyl*. 1 July
i nrn-•.•* '
11 I" iiN I 21'" ear •*•
1 IAJjO 1 *
' **sfisßcwsere
~ c t. COXNEft.'
t u" E^H^ T tailor
. f? Bank Bu 'Winf, Centra Hall.
J J Would respectfully ÜBNH to t b Ui'
ten* oi this vicinity that be baa lakaa
room, ia above building where ba it pra
, parad le do ail kind, of work belonging
to bi haa. for mac and bjr, and accord
• "}* "J l * 4 ,<ioia aald by war
' P'o- "ai#| bad sine year* eiperteeee
, ba fjarantara all work la render perfect
, aaliafaruoß, and ee.icit* a share of iba
public patronage Adaay
J. ZELLER & SON,
DRUG GllsTS,
, Ko. C Brockerhoff Row, Be Defeat*
. Peon'a.
Denlera !■ i>rwg.< brmiraln
Pfrftnaery, Fan, )Oooda Ale,a
Pure Wines and Liquor* for medie
, purposes alway* kept. maytl 7a
I !
JOBX BLAIR LINN,
Aueraey-al-Law,
°®s* Alleghoey Sc, BallaW*. Fa.
37 fab tf
CENTRE HALL
i Hardware Store.
J.O. PEININGER.
A caw. complete Bardwara Stora haa
baac opened by the undersigned ia Cen
tra Hall. • bar# ba ia prepared to nail all
kindaot Building and Houta Faraiakiag
Bardwara, Nails. Ac.
Circular and Hand Saw*, Ter.non Sawa,
Webb Haws. Clothe* Rack*, a full assort
ment of Glass and Mirror Plate Picturw
Kramer, Spoke*. Folio.-*, and Hub*, table
Cutlery, Shovel*. Spadaa and Parb*
Lock*, Ring**, Screw*. Saab Spring*.
Horse-Shoes, Nail*, Norway Rods, O.la,
Taa Ball,, Carpanlar Tool*, Paul, Vara
iabe*.
Picture* framed in tba fineat atyla
Anything not on hand, ordered upep
thort**i notice.
W"Remember, all good* o Farad ckaap
*r than elaewbar*.
Get good
By callinc at tb* new and ai'.aa
jiiv* bakary esiabliafa merit of
JOSEPH CEDARS.
(Successor to J. H. Sand*,)
Oppoait* tb* Iron Front on Allagbaay
tiraet wbera ha turniaha* avarv day
Fraah Brand,
Caka* af all kind*,
Pi en, ate., etc.,
Candle*,
Spleen
NuU,
Fru it*.
Anything and everything belonging u
lha business. Having bad vaar* of asp#
riance in tb* business, b* latter* hiatal
that b* can guarante* aatiataction to all
wbo may favor bim with tbair retroaag*.
; 30 aug tf JOSEPH CEDARS
D. F. LUSE,
PAINTER, SfcV.
offer* hi service* to the chiton* e!
; Centre countyin
. Heue, M|n and Ornaweental
[ Painting,
Striping, ornamenting and gilding,
[Graining
OAK, WALNUT.
L, , JTr „ CHESTNUT, It*.
( Plain and Fancy Papar banging. Orders
reapeclfully aolieited. Term* raaaoaabl*.
( 30 apr tf.
CENTRE HALL
: COACH SHOP,
LEVI MIRRAY,
( at hi, ctublitbmert at Centra Hall, keep
{ 'on hand, and for sale, at tba mettraatona
( | bl* rate*.
Carriages,
Buggies,
A Spring WagonSL,
PLAIN AND FAUCI-,
and vehicle# of avery description mad# be
order, and warranted to be mad# ef the
beat teatoned material, ad by th* matt
(killed and competant workmen. Bedie*
for buggies and tpring- wageaa Ac., of tb*
most improved patterns made to order,
alto Gearing ef ail kind* mad* to ord *y.
AH kind* or repairing dona promptly gad
iat tba lowest possible rates.
Parson* wanting anything ia bU lis* are
requested to call and examine hi* werk,
tb-. will find it not to ba egeeiked far dnr<
*Mllty and wear. may l tf.
PENNSVALLfY BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS, andallewlater;
est; Discount Note*; Buy *ad
Halt Government Securities,
Gold end Coupon*.
WII. WOLF, WM, B.
Pres't. Cash ire
NATIONAL HOTEL.
CORTLANDTRT . Nwir Broadway,
NEW YORK.
HOTCHKiiA A POND. Proprietor*.
OS TUB EVROPEAS PLAN.
The restaurant, cafe and lunch room
attached, ajwunaurpajeed for cheapnnae
and excailence of service. Rooms 50ct&.
to 13 per day; $3 to $lO per week. Con
venient to all ferries and city railroads.
New Furniture. New Manage
nieut. Mjenjly
DR. J. W. RHONB, Dentist, can b*
found at bis office and raaidence
on Nertb tide of High Street, three deora
East of Allegheny, Bellefonte, Pa.
37 feb tf