The Centre Reporter.
RED KURTE coves vos ven nnn EDITOR
1881.
Cexrre Haru, Pa, Sept. 1,
—————— So — 1 a OO AS
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
{ John K. Runkle,
1J. G. Larimer,
Sheryl™~Thos. J. Dunkle,
Treasurer--1), C, Keller,
Prothonotary-J. C. Harper.
Register—~Jumes A. McClain,
Recorder— Frank E, Bible,
i A.J. Griest,
1 John Walf.
{ John 8, Proudfoot,
LF. P. Musser,
A ONISIS. S550
HAI UI 0
tor Associate Judges
Moy
For
For
or
For
For
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COMNIISRIOners
Auditors
For
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Notice to speculative life insurance
agents: Judge Pearson, of Dauphin, is
now a very old man, just the age vou are
after for & subject. Try him,
issn Al A ns isan
The democratic nominees in this coun-
ty, wo.are pleased to note, are generally
acceptable, and the ticket will come out
with about 1000 majority. Dunkle,
Runkle, Larimer, Keller, Greist, Wolf,
Harper, M'Clain, Bible, and the rest
taken altogether, make a popular tick-
If the Washington correspondent of
the New Work 7wbune speaks “by the
card” in professing to give the unani.
mous views of the cabinet concerning
the power to declare the president's ina |
bility, then we differ from the cabinet
and agrée with Gov, Hendricks on this
important and really not very dificult
point, The cabinet are represented as
holding that nothing short of an act of
congress can declare the president as une
able to discharge the duties of his office.
But an act of congress is the Joint work
of three parties— the senate, the house,
and the president himself, An of
congress, declaring the president's ina-
act
bility to act, yet depending for its own
validity on his ability to act, and on his
signature, would be a broad farce, If the
cabinet has ever expressed such views,
(
then there is a great need of more and
better lawyers in the cabinet. A joint
resolution of the two houses of congress
would not need the president's signature
But this is not what
agreed upon,
the cabinet have
What they seem to want
is an act of congress declaring the presi
dent's inability, and :igned by the presi
dent whom it declares unable to sign
Moreover, what implication exists in
favor of the efficacy of a joint resolution of
congress, any more than of a vote of the
cabinet itself, or a rule of the Supreme
court, or a meeting of the loyal govern
ors? The view here attributed to the
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PROCLAMATION
Washington, August 203
a short time ago t
Mr, Blak
d
A number of things supp
fn the of the
machinery
die, Arth
whereb
oma Prosident,
Arthur die
before
(ia
uld
Presidency we
{
i
But there is no Speaker, ar
It will thus be seen how |
would be reason, even wer
in the calling of an extra se
links A
which would complicate tb
the possibility of Arthur d
"
missing
A
INVEN-
The
hat
report
President
1¢ muy deter
Recently an
ort the proba
Recent ex»
y government,
ur would bes
y the Senate
one is chosen,
i
rilald
die also,
on Lhe
1d there will be
unless
reely the game
There
¢ Garfield well,
ssion to change
emota chance,
18 maller, 3 0
ving before he
ELECTORAL COMMISSION BE.
CRETS, |
It is said that Judge Qlifford, recently
deceased, left behind him a complete his {
tory of the secrets of the Electoral Com:
mission, the institution that cheated Hayes
into tha It is to be hoped |
that there is about this
thai it will soon be published. If
will expose considerable rascality,
It will bo remembered that this
mission was composed of committees of
b
Presidency,
and
i
no mistake
BO
\
Com
th houses of Congress, made up of an
equal number of each party, and five Jus.
f the Supreme Court, Of the latter,
Justice Clifford was a ID mocrat, Field a
converted from =a
toes «
semi Democrat lately
Republican, Strong, » Federalist pattern
ad into a Democrat and then remoddled
Republi-
These tour wera fixed by the terms
of the bill as a part of the
into a Republican, and Miller,
can
Commission,
t
and thay were to seleet anothor Justice of
thoir Court all sides agresing that Jus.
tice Davis was to bo that man, He was
selected, nccording to agreement, but was
in some way or other edged off, he assign:
ing a8 a reason that he had been elected to
the Senate, leaving the absurb inference
that it was improper for a person elected
Senator te serve on a Commission that was
composed in part of Senators already ir
their seats! Justice Bradley was then se
lected, he being the only one left from »
Stato that was not the residence of a com:
petitor before the commission for Presi
dent,
INTERNATIONAL
(The Christian Guide.)
SEPTEMBER 4 )
X. ~The Commandments,
Exod, xx, 12 24.
GoLpexy Text,
unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as |
thyself. On these two commandments
hang all the Law and the Prophets
Matt xxil 89, 40
i EXPLANATORY NOTES,
| The econ Lust Sanday we
{considered our duty to God i this day we
jeome to consider our duty to our fellow
men
12. Honor thy father and mothe *. Par
fonts, as God's representatives, wre here ins
vested with an honor sbove all other men;
{fur while we are commanded to love our
{neighbor we ure « ommanded to honor our
parents
| The futher and mother are distinetly
{specified to indicate that they are equal in
jnuthority, and theratore equally entitled
{to that henor, which the mother will ats
{tract by her love and the father enforce
thy his authority, — M1 KINY.
By father and mether we are to under
stand also the founders, protectors and
promoters of our spiritual life, such as
[prophets, (ministers) teachers, also the|
{powers ordained of God, since all govarn.|
ment has grown out of the relation of fath
er and child —~ Kg
This commandment requires us to hon
ar our parents; 2 the aged; 8, teach
ors; 4 those in suthority
That thy days may be long. A long pos:
soasion of the land of Cannan as & nation,
and alro a long life as individuals.
The divine words were emphatically to
Israel, but they set forth & universal prin.
Lesson
And the second Is like!
imandments,
‘
Edward A, Laulen, 8 manufacturer of
owellers’ casos in New York, owns a
im Mount Vernon,
und who
Ferdinand Jansen, of
the builder of the
Westchester county, an wile
A pounds,
Mount
Vernon, was
Mra
16 absented
Laus
}
i
About six
herself from home for thres days, and on
ten, weeks ngo »
baing shown the anonymous notes sent to
Mr. Lauten when she returned de.
had but
made a confession of her love for Mr. Jans
she
clined to say where she been,
sen, and that she would be more happy
with him, It was subsequently ascertain»
ed that she and My had been sos
Journing st the boarding house or hots)
kept by Mrs, Myers, at Farmingdale,
Long Island, as husband and wife, One
dey recently Jansen the resi.
Jansen
called wt
dene of Mr. Lauten, apparently ignorant
that his Intimacy with Mrs, Lauten had
become known, when some plain talk was
indulged in not very complimentary to
Mrs. Lauten, whereupon the latter went to
her room and returned with pen, ink and
paper, and said to her husband “Now,
[ want to ses whether you are man enough
to stale on paper that you will sell me to
Jansen for $1. On the mipulse of the
moment Mr, Lauten executed the docu.
ment, and on Friday last Mrs. Lauten re-
moved from her residence a load of furni
ture, together with sundry works of art
119 PERSONS BURNED IN A BARN,
{From the London Times ]
Home days ago letters reported that 110
persons bad been burned in a barn. Nat.
urally, the story was received with incred.-
ulity, but the St. Petersburg Golos des
elares that it is only Loo true, According
to this journal, 119 women and girls ems
ployed on a large turnip farm in the dis
triet of Putinol, in the Government of
Koursk (Bouthern Russian), were much dis
entisfied with the bread, supplied by the
farm steward, alleging that It was unfit for
food, and threatening to leave off work.
After ‘their dinner they ull withdrew to a
barn to rest during the hottest period of
the afternoon, The steward locked them
in and wont away; but four farm laborers
eame and set fire to the barn
The fire spread rapidly through the
building, which was like tinder, and soen
the whole barn was In flames The shrieks
of the unfortunate prisoners soon brought
They could not
help because the door opened inward, and
already the mass of frantic women 80 jams
od the doors from within as to make any
effort to open them fruliless, Five women
were taken out alive, but so burned that
they died immediately
All the remaining 114 perished on the
spot. One of the incondiaries went off and
drowned himself straight away ; the other
three are in prison.
fume people 10 the spot,
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HOW TO GET BICK.
EX ECUTORS NOTICE.
milers testamentary on the esiate of
William Emerick, of Potter twp , decoas-
od, having been granted to the undersign-
ed all persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to the said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly
authenticated for seltisment
GEO. H. EMERICK,
JAMES ALEXANDER,
CYRUS BRUMGARD.
Executors,
daug Ot
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Organs! Organs!
S————
Pianos! Pianos !
BelleTonts Music Store!
—————
ORGANS BOUGHT BY THE
HUNDRED,
and for CABH sold below the lowest.
NO AGENTS EMPLOYED]
Blades.
Patented September 14th, 18%,
Family Meat Cutters
ARE THE BEST MADE.
Every Family Should have one,
WILL THOROUGHLY OUT =
Pork, V -
Ra or God ves AE
WILL CUT 40 POUNDS SAUSAGE MEAT
~—AN HOUR — ;
Every Druggist Should Have One.
FOR CUTTING
ROOTS, VANILLA BEANS, ETC,
Easily Worked. Easily Cleaned
Will Not Get Out of Order,
£7 Ask Your Dealer for them,
fiend a Postal for Circular with Testime.
4000 as sample by express Gp”
n
Will send
receipt of
Expose yourself day and night, eat toe | 8 {
has been signed, it has been done in view It is ae to this Bradley, probably, that [ciple of national life, some jewelry, ete, which her hushand had Satistection CGuarentesd
et. Later in the campaign we will de
vote more space to the individual mer
its of the nominees,
Al AS ———
If, as Secretary Windom states, he has
made an annual saving in interest of §10,-
cabinet smells of glue, i. e,, it is the kind
of a view a cabinet member would take
who was trying to hold on to his seat.
Upon this theory of the president's ina-
bility the present cabinet could virtually
of Garfield's death, the publication to be
made while he was yet living, because
such a proclamation otherwise would be
by one who had ceased to be President
and would be of no accoun
Justice Clifford's history will be mainly
interesting. 1t will probably smirch Davie
and Strong, but its severity will no doubt
fall upon Bradley, for it is already well
known that he had formed snd written an
aul onils this “the first commandment
with promise.” the promise is fulfilled in
God's government of the whole world.
Those who obey their parents are likely
10 escape a great many bad habits and
dangers which have a tendency to shorter
life; and those who obey their rulers and
previously given her. At the same time
Mr. Jansen remoyed a load of furniture
from his home in West Mount Vernon,
and the two loads wera driven together to
the corner of Lexington avenue and One.
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and then you
will want to know
How to get Well.
Which is answered in these worde—take
Don’t forget it—get our prices before
you buy. We allow no one to
undersell us.
We are
KIMBALL SHOVEL
BOLE MANUFACTURERS,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Our Ne, 55 Meat is
Cutter
Gem, and will cut JO (bs, sausage an
Our Ne. § , for hand
co.
¥
In case Garfleld dies, Arthur might, and
probably would, wantthe Senate to meet
as early as possible, to confirm certain Ap
pointments, perhaps Cabinet officers. 1f
a proclamation has peen prepared, proba.
bly it is for the convening of the Senate
only, though a is needed ;
and there exists the need, as we have sean,
So,
assome the president's place until his
death, or the next regular session of
opinion in favor of giving Florida to Tile
den, which would have ended the contest,
and that be had so announced. The night
before that opinion was delivered, howey-
er, Bradley's house was taken possession
of by leading Republicans, every avenue to
cut 500 Ihe, an hour, 2
Our Ne. A Butcher, fur power, will egt
10 an hour,
We Warrant our Cutters to do the work
mors y than soy other machine
ade,
hundred-and second street, Harlem,
where Jansen and his dollar companion
have taken up their abode. Mr. Lauten
an Mrs, Jansen have begun suits for die
vorce from their unfaithful partners.
-
respact the laws, are certainly more likely
than eriminals to live long.
3, Thou shalt not Lill This command
ment protects human life. It forbids suis
cide as well as homeide,
It also forbids violence, passion, lust,
intempaerence in eating and drinking, or
anything that tends to shorten life.
Mugistrates as “God's ministers in exes
cuting vengeance.’ are commanded to
put marderers to death, “He who shed
Perhaps Justice Clifford's narrative will{edth man's blood, by man shall his blood
{be shed.”
Witnesses and executioners BIR
concur in such eapital punishment.
We may doubtless take away another's
Justice Firong (who was generally be.|life in dulcis of vir gt Los he whe oR
i hs 1 Sima } Ww ta} A m [SRuUils another's life by that action forfel
Arthur nol lieved to be marketable) for Ae. I. had |, 00 own, and there is no opportunity of
ran he was believed 0! referring the cause to civil magistrate,
| use freely in furthering his purposes. It! Some wars are necessary and unavoidas
| was surmised that Bradley proposed to set ble to one party, because of the injurious
3 inf y iconduct of the other, and the Mood shed
he beliel that Btrong!
$51,378.75 by changing the fives and
sixes into a three and a half per cent,
why was he not candid enough to state
the plain fact that but for Republican
opposition to a three per cent. bond
there would have been a further annual
saving, in the refunding at that rate of
the seven huadred millions falling due,
of three and a half million dollars annually,
The latter was a demoerrtic measure
but vetoed by the fraudulent Hayes,
- og.
The Chicago Daily News, which is not
a democratic paper, says:
It appears to be a growing impression
in New York that the democrats think of
bringing forward, as their next candi
date for governor, Mr. Samuel J, Tilden,
and thus of repeating the tactics which
gave them the presidency in 1876 by the |
popular vote, but which was nullified by
the counuting in of Mr, Hayes, One good |
point has of late been made by the de- | ) are
IMOCTACY. It is that, following the at- | eration of the constitution that no ney
tempt upon the life of President Garfield, | oath was necessary, though he consented
its conduct, as admitted by all, has been | © take the oath as president under pros
dignified and patriotic. By this act they | In this opinion be was backed by
have exhibited their most striking proof | Mr, Calhoun. Neither of the authorities
that they are once more a national par- | stand very high to-day as Exponnders of
ty. This has certainly largely increased ! the constitution. But the facs that the | lio by wis
their popularity. vice-president is the party competent to | ¥"° V¥ pat
{ the molion couid be put
Hop Bitters Bee other column. — Ezpress, the only firm
representing the following organs in
Centre county.
THE ESTEY,
CONgress,
Against this view, that of Gov. Hen-
dricks, of Indiana, is mach more tenable.
As the constitution devolves upon the
vice-president, the president's duties, in
the event of the inability of the latter to
perform them, in the same clause, and
by the same formula of speech asthose yb
which it devolves upon him the like du-
ties in the event of the president's death,
removal, or resignation, it follows that
the duties devolve by operation of the
constitution itself. As the constitution
assumes that the vice-president is com-
petent to decide whether the president
is dead or not, or it assumes him to be
competent to decide whether the presi-
dent has been removed, has resigned, or
is disabled. Mr, John Tyler held that
the status of president devolved upon
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Fulton, I! Mr. and Mrs H.
Temple, residing on the farm of A.D.
Mitchell, this
city, were instantly killed by lightning
during a heavy storm about five
this
®
1,Aug. 9
i} about two miles south of
iUtl SOsstion
it was carefully guarded until he emerged
: then
other
AN OLD DOCTOR'S ADVICE.
Itwas this: “Trust in God and keep
your Is For this purpose
many an old doctor bas advised the habits
ual costive to take Kidney-Wort for no
other remedy so effectually overcomes this
condition, and that without the distress
and gripping which other
cause. It is a radical cure for piles. Don't
fail to use it, Translated from the New
York Zeitung,
. 4 SON
o attend the commission, and ™ - MASON & HAMLIN,
"Garfiald | : o'clock
even if Garlisld lives side!
3
iA
after all, opinion and vote fell on the
ins bowe open,’ morning, They had arisen during
the storm and were in the set of retiring
when the fatal stroke entered the build.
ing. Their infant, about four months old,
was between them at the time They
were killed but it was uninjured.
SLs
SMITH AMERICAN,
SHOEMAKER
ff being a mysterious performance
ofan extraordinary nature, proclama- | explain all this }
. * » . Bis0
ton for an extra session of the Senate may
be Mr. Blaine's plain duty,
Certain persons always condemned Mr,
Tilden very severely for not purchasing] Any one claiming to represent any of the
above makes ir this county is a falsifier
and unworthy of confidence, =
But with an extra session of the Senate
medicines
called, with Garfield dead and a
longer Vice President, an extrao CHOLERA IN SIAM.
state of things would exist, Asiatic Cholera is raging at Bangkok,
Siam. It is variously estimated that from
hundred natives are
dying daily. Very few foreigners haye
died, but several have fled to Singapore
and Hong Kong. Everyone feels as though
he were living in a grave yard,
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After all a, gentle purgative is the best
means for curing headache, liver com-
plaints, billiousness, ete. Take Sellers’
Liver Pills.
Ary | ample means, which —— —————————————————
Farmers’
SUPPLY STORE.
Weare the authorized agents for
the sale of the
CONKLIN WAGONS,
which come nearer perfection than any
other wagons made, No other make cons-
petes with them in light running sad du
rability. ‘they have been in use many
years in CENTRE COUNTY and none
worn oul. {hey sre made better and bet.
i ter every year. We buy by the car load
and keep a full stock of different sizes on
hand of FARM, ROAD aad LUMBER
WAGONS, either narrow or wide track.
BROAD WHEEL CONKLIN WAG-
ONS MADE TO ORDER.
Cortland Buggies,
CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, and
Platform Spring Wagons,
Like the Conklin company, the Cort-
land company make nothing but first-class
goods and gusrantoe their work, which
we sell at low prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
STOCK and you will be convinced that
we fullill our declarations as to quality
and style of goods. Our stock includes
BUGGIES WITH OR WITHOUT
TOPS, GENTLEMEN'S ROAD WAG-
ONS, SIDE BAK BUGGIES, PHAE.
TONS, &e.
Our PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS
are models of perfection. They are in ev-
ery sense a standard wagon, which have
never failed to give satisfaction. i
We invite inspection of those we have on |
hand or any thst sre in use. Prices low.
fe sell the OLIVER CHILLED
PLOWS, the standard plow of the age; it
does its work so weil 1hal other makers
try to imitste it. Price, with Jointer Pilot
Wheel and extra Share, ($14) fourteen
dollars, § per cL. off for cssh. Three dif-
ferent Shares: **U" Share for soil easily
piowed ; “D3 Share for plowing dry
ground, and “S" Share for plowing bakec
soil or gravelly ground, Price of Shares
50 ets, esch.
We have seen in such an event, whenev .
DYING AFTER AN ENFORCED
i'n them is not imputed as murder; yet the ' A ER AN F(
would be bought to decide in that WAY All guilt of it must rest somewhere. | FAST OF FORTY DAYS
any rate, and thus end the contest in favor] The duelist is a proud, unjust snd re. St. Jobin, N. B., August 20. —Wm. Esty
Thi | of Til ivengeful murderer of th 10 vious! > + 4%, 0, ¥.
This could | of Tilden, but that when he became fully | Ho murderer of the most atrorioy {of Durbam Settlement, York county, bea
obtains | ussured that Strong was firmly bound to All fighting for wages or prizes or re-|fore reported gradually dying from star
{ stand for Hayes under all circumstances, nown, violates this cemmmand, and the! vation. caused by the closing of the lower
§ 4 a y loo » 4 % ' i . L .
i tions and voted to] blood thus shed 1s murder {third of the tube leading from the mouth
Thou shalt moi mmmd adultery
This commandment inculeates the virtue|to the stomach, has died. He had not
of chastity, and forbids every form ofl eaten or drunk anything forty days
1 It will sensuality in set or thought. | .
This | DE ———— The Savior declares that an unchaste!
Officer Ferry | GOV ERNOR CURTIN TO THE SOL. look or thought makes us guilty, then
ao 41 DIERS' ORPHANS {whatever is beyond this must be grossly
. . : ‘ sinful, {
Governor Curtin spoke with great elos Let us earnestly and deveully pray for!
to soldiers’ or {those purifying influences which shall
phans, at their reunion at Harrisburg on |C'6anse us from all filthiness of flesh and |
: rit, and make us meet temples for the
oly Ghost to dwell in, remem bering that
founded in peace he that defileth the temple of God, him!
and no government was ever established shall God destroy. i
: Th sh of steal. This com-
J is nN
mand guards property, and is directed
against Waking that which does not belong
arms and to us, whether by violence or fraud.
e staff of the oc 1. The highway thie! or robber;
2 The housesthie!f who steals bis em
ployer's money or goods:
The thief that under pretense of law
robs his client of his property ;
The sbop thief who uses false
weights and measures, or puts ex
Cossive prices on his commodities;
‘he usurer, who taking advantage
of others’ necessities, extorts ex
cassive inlerest
The trustee who appropriates the
properly commitled to him to his
OWN use; {
The borrower wh
Pay |
er the meeting, the Senate will be witheut | honestly under t
a presiding officer, By reason the |
death of Col Burch, that body is even al |
$0 without a Secretary even.
a hundred to three
fr
LL
be overcome, and an organization
ed by
With that COUGH when there k
a remedy at band so piessant, #0 certain
and so safe, that the most delicate child
or eke it without danger. It is cal
reen’s Comp. syrup
TAR, HONEY and BLOODROOT,
It contains all the virtues of Tar in a COB»
centruted form, combined with best
Bapeciorant and Anise, ih, 4h whole
repsred withous the aid ©
{he BEST KNOWN REMEDY for af
aflections of the Throat and Lungs.
Try one bottle and be convinced. Price
ne only
y
following the precedent of 1877,
: i 5 B 1 i Je Ay 3 . +y . i
ie vice-president so exclusively by op-| when under similiar circumstances, Sen- | he listened to proposi
. " . i &
ator Morton offered a resolution that Sen-
{ defraud the people out of their legitimate
|
{ President! Let the narrative come forth! for
1
Ferry, and thus that Senator be declared at least be interesting,
the presiding officer of the Senate
being dope, th
administer the
Wheeler
tit
URL, }
8 Presidio
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Vi
nee «
President |
fa Secretary, |
’ t}
th
3
ilamentary law
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t
: quence and feeling 8
would do it
‘ . . : te 3 '¥Y any Senator
decide on the fact of the president's ina- : .
bility would seem to follow from the
. . . : | House on
fact that he has always heretofore been |
;
treated as competent to decide upon the i the moti
fact of the president's death, and if he| pu,
were not, in many cases there could be | Senators
{sworn In,
i
TS per bottle. Manual
¥. POTTS GREEN, Bellefonte; Pa.
For sale by Drug sis & Merchantsand by
J.D. MURRAY, Crxrrs Has,
bumay ¥ ’
semi mm—— va —————
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Wednesday. We make a single extract i
Philadelphia
This great St
| Mr. Winthrop was elected Speaker of the |
John Quincy |
Clerk to put |
ig
ian
The President on Saturday morning
was believed to be sinking, and the does
He passed s troubled
night and his pulse was leaping up while
his temperature was subsiding. About 4
Pp. m., however, a decided change for bet-
terset in. He called for milk-toast and
ate it with a relish, and his pulse began
i
11 find,
ther pl
.
ae motion of . Ale Was
Adams, on the refusal of the ’ 4 Ces
Grand
L
tors gave up hope i Ermer principles of pure government o the
x : i than was Pennsylvania by the great Penn
He came to
f
i
another dithieulty arise
to bel
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all be done
might
ior Aro
ih 1
i
: » Indian thou
Lapham and Mil e Indians without
Just when
| makes all the difference 1a world with |
. {the Repu Certainly they cannot
13 NOL | ha sworn in before the presiding officer i
Shall they be before their cases
Wr sevoniy-lve years tb n
no decison at all. .
rr A ol Mp —
We do not know what Judge Black will
do now,~the Lewistown
this sh
tl
Wi
stable was ti
Penn
| will
— 10 only symbol of war known
3
hey must.
Irish, the German and
even the Quaker will fight. We extend
ie
in ;
blicans. in : § color Bat yet our people 3
Gazette ght when t When it comes
the
iin or 1s
| pleased with his article in the Philad. | chosen. down to dots
to subside and his appearance became Press relative to Buchanan's administra- |
much improved. At midnight the im- tion. The Judge makes things plain
provement was still mantained, and while { that he was loya
his condition is extreemely critical, the | ly would like to see it otherwise, for it | an i
doe Mrs. |can’t bear the idea of such : \ newariy vas and
' 1 ¥ hat whanavas ih S Anata wal ‘h :. | the So beying the laws and bec
field, who never abandoned hope, is grest. | 2 loyal” Democrat. 3% 4 Jeneverlis Sento 08ay 31078 Ma {OF prO& serous, and
m It seem to us that if the Gazette can | "able to be another deadlock of an fs BR prosj
ly encouraged by the change. The Pres. , | inite duration
: risa ; take from the half shell such arch rebs as > sia,
ident’s mind is quite clear. Mahone, Moseby, and the like, it might pat the §roages in support |
fe A eee 4 } es 3k . 3 ofthe allaged proclamation is the necessi- | : d
Graveyard insurance has received ans fake a food fellow like Judge Black with ty, growing out of the President's condi | for their chosen chief. He HY die, pray
other shot from Judge Pearson, A des-| tion, for giving effect by Congress to the | God he may BOG, bap | be dou diy ibe]
patch dated Harrisburg, 22 ult, says: BS Wiki mOve 43, (ef, mY friends,
There are in this county about fifty com-
panies engaged in the graveyard insur-
ance business, and to-day Judge Pearson,
in his charge to the Grand Jury, urged
them to indict persons who they knew
had conspired to pass decrepid persons
as fit subjects for insurance. He also
called the attention of the jury to the law
passed at the last session of the Legisla-
ture imposing a fine of $1,000 and impris-
onment on agentsand physicians secur-
ing the insurance of persons by misrep-
resentation, This is the second time
Judge Pearson referred to speculative in-
surance io his charge to the Grand Jury
This city is the hotbed of the business,
there being about thirty companies here,
one of which bas issued policies repre-
senting over $15,000,000 in eight months,
Thus far there have been no indict
ments,
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jarereferred and duly reportedon? Onl
{ the question when this i
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the benefits of juit laws to ¢ 1
when
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1 and the Gazette evident | there be an extra session or not, will prob- they will not obey those law:
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1) $1 that Hoos Carrying the I
8 Yen i +h y 8 he pide Lust / ’ y
abiy depend th oHipie hd » vy 3 3
0iy depend the complex Hlectrie-Tiakt Machine ri.
zation of the Senate.
mn of tho organ~ | *°® . :
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0 worth seeing.
Une can readily see
a thing as |
ors are not without hope. Gar. A
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there is no sane man
in that section who would ask for the re. The receiver of Goods
turn of the dark days of slavery, knows were stolen.
at a. » i " is norsibla f i i fs "
Fifty millions of peoplesre in mourning It olf ossible for a man to steal from him
se :
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a i : » y 1 L 3:ien cy Foals
inde i wre is a Jamech- Room in the building \ ASCs,
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and packages can be left
Waiting Room
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reason
By stinginess, not allowing himself
what is befitting ;
By prodigality, wasting his estate:
By idleness, spending the time in
pleasure and vanity, which God
has given him to work out his sal
vation 4
16, Thou shalt false wilness,
is command differs from the three pre-
ceding, in the fact that they refer to in-
juries done by deeds or actions, this has
A man who served in the war for four Fefarence y: wrong done by words, ;
Ard ia ware t po SAA Ts Notooly false witness in court, but false
{ minds of the country little doubt is felr | TOTS is Yery api lo Be lag pont o. The nea in common discourse, false i
about Gen. Arthur's right and duty to man who persuaded other people to Ko to promises, whether deliberate or careless, ———————————
enter now upon the Presidential duties paar is certainiy for peace. 1 sent theso|exaggerations and high coloring of facts,
Whatever else there is in the case, wheth- Grand Army men out, and I sent, ladies deceis by wants ar Rin, hypocritical pro r RO i
4 ) A Whe dase, Whets ) and gentlemen, your fathers cul. I was fessions and com iments, together with i I iH 1C KS
er Gen. Arthur may do one thing or the | . : pA ‘pe ' slandering, back-biting, tale bearing, cir . . !
ther, or can rightfully do nothing at al), | SOR'eRI 10 persuade other people to go,
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Ir M "| You may rest sssured I do not want to see designs, or making injurious representa 7 > q . a :
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Has the largest Stock of Hardware,
IY 18. Thund i By
. a .2iur . . AE ® hunderings and lightning, ¥
HE DECAY OF BONAPARTISM, {this terrible display of his glory, God de
ir i . i : {the human need of a
and their influencenever failed to keap a God and man
seal forany political ally whom other con.
they were powerless, frall and alienated
by sin from the true God, that they were
prepare for another coup d'etat at the
Tuileries; when he organized a pilgrim:
The language marks the distinction be |
tween the fear which has torment, which|
accomplished my task. After long years
employed in the labors of politics I have
Yai : tm £ nother war, and if there is one I do not|tiens, are all violations of the spirit of this
Blaine has a signed proclamation for Con- : v - leommand.
. . & 33 want to live in Harrisburg as 1 did before. "his same]
Kress to meet, it will be a fortunate cir ; SY oF ad 1 117. 2a his com- ; : re os
cumstance. If it has been written for the This town was a camp and full of alarms. mandment treats entirely of the mind and! OILS, 1 AINTS, GLASS,
JU LJ vA lL 1 AM y
( ach and Sadd| TY lar wa Ie
The New York Herald: —The French sired to inspire thaw with true fear of him-| A av ( . ( ( ' { i { ( C
kine 3 . {self that they might not sin through mis | ®
elections have wrought a havoc among the! trust, disobedience or resistance of bis) . . : : .
Bonapariists, and the returns which Are guidance and commands | that is kept by any one dealer in Centre Co, and sold si the mst REA-
The solemnities of the divine presence,
stistuencies rejected. The ballots of Sunday | beget the feelings of reverential awe un-|
swept the last of the family away. There der ihe i uduse of which they retire to a|
was a time when M. Haentjens was strong| respect’u | distance.
enough to found a Bonapartist group and
afriid they would be consumed by this
great fire, K x11, |
20. Fearnot. Moses first of all took!
avay the false fear of death.
age to Chiselburst and used MacMahon's
name to recruit his scattered party. His
fall was prepared in the abortive prosecu-
tion of a year ago, and the elections only
flows from conscious guilt, which genders |
to bondage, and drives away from God,
and that salutary fear which prompts to a
deep reverence of the divine majesty, and
the right of not proceeding further, and
of belonging religiously, exclusively, to
the past,” Baron Haussmann was more
indignant. *'I cannot rally,” said he, “to
Mr. Wanamaker is desirous that visitors should feel at
* when they come,
ees lil Aina
The Ohio wheat crop is estimated as
follows: The yield of wheat this season
i8 38,000,000 bushels, against 02,500,000
last year ; of corn, 74,000,000, against 105 -
000,000 last year.
The surplus of wheat of Oregon for ex-
ports this year will be 300,000 tons.
The severe drought has forced up the
prices of tobacco,
9 and be free 1«
i POIMATH
; “ a y . . f poy , :
Isnguage of the Constitution with refer. | ROVErnme ; 5 3
lence to the inability of the President to |® Democratic government is immortal
No | Another chief is provided to take his
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{discharge the duties o! his office, with
{living soul pretends thut the contempla~ | place, and this government was made to
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ted contingency bss not existed for some | i7e This great calamity will affect the .
| hearts of the people, but not their govern»
ment,
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{an extra session of Congress, that would i
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DRUGGISTS,
No. 6 Brockerhof Row, Bellefonte
Penn's,
Dealers in Drugs, Chemienls,
Perfamery, FancyGoods de,
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It is rumored that the corn crop in parts
of Clinton county won't be worth topping.
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Houtzdale has over two hundred new
buildings under construction, smeng the
rest, a brick school heuse worth $11,000,
And while Houtzdale has this kind of a
boom, Col. Jim Mills, editor of the Pitts-
burg Post, in describing the evidences of
civilization in Houtzdale and vicinity,
enumerates seven churches, a half a doz-
en school houses, one murder per week,
seventeen fights, and a daily consumption |
of five hundred kegs of beer.
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THE GEISER SEPARATOR .
We are the sole agents for thosale of the
Geiser Threshers and Separators with
horse powers, Portable sand Traction En-
gines, Heebner's Level tread horse powers
for one and two horses, with Threshers
and Separators. GRAIN DRILLS. We
sell the plainnst, best made, most durable.
lightest running grain spring drill, with
or without fertilizer attachment, that has
ever been offered to farmers in the state of
Pennsylvania. One fact for farmers con
sideration: A drill with the least machin
ery, which performs the work is the most
desirable implement for farmersuse. We
sell at the lowest prices, on the most jib.
eral terms and guarantee satisfaction. A
sample drill on exhibition at our store
Call and see iL.
Store opposite the Bush House.
16 Alexander & Co.
OURT PROCLAMATION.
Ce Hon, Oharies A. Mayer, President of
the Uourtof Common Pleas of the Sots Judicial Dis
trict, consisting of the counties of Centre, Clinton
learfield, and the Hoo. Samuel Franck and the
Hon. John Uivens, A J Centre coun.
iy, issued thelr precept. boaring date 10th
of June, =. to me dirtoted, jot holding a Court
Oyer and Terminer Gene
on Pesce in
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Pure Wines and Liquors for medica
purposes always kept. navi,
DZ 5.6. GUTELIL »
Dentist, Millhelm,
O Fors bisprofessions iservicesto the bile.
perform iloperstions in the i
Hels 1
without pu IPTePAred Le extract -nthakucing
PENNSVALLEY BANKING CO,
ENTRE HALL PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS and silowlnter
est; Discount Notes; Buy and
Sel) Governmen tSecurilies,
Gold
Wu. Worry nd Coupons,
Pres’
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W sha not covet,
Bt mses,
THE “STORE ORDER” LAW.
| At the last session of the Legislature, an
The Lewistown “Democrat and Senti.|*Ct Was pasted “to secure to Operatives
nel” says that as number of farmers in | and laborers in and about coal mines,
Greenville township are much disappoint. manufactories of iron and steel, and all
ed with their wheat crop, which they ex- other manufactories, the payment of their
pected to be very large, but upon thresh. | W%es at Tegular intervals and “ lawia)
ing it find that it turns out very poor. | Money of the L nited States!" — From the
The cause is laid upon the Fultz wheat. title of the act it is apparent that hundreds
s—— pe a of mining and manufacturing companies
in this section of the State, and tens of
thousands of operatives are interested in
knowing what its provisions are. It is im
portant that they should make themselves
familiar with its requirements, for the rea-
son that it goes into eperatien on and after
the first day of September,
a > me : It is provided that all persons, firms,
% i i - ¥ s ¥ 3
py Samo ol h Tyugway wife is re companies, corporations and associations
norte i i ini i
po + this time in Indiana. the price be engaged in mining coal, ore or other min.
ing five dollars. Money must be a drug
ia: Indi ; | erals, or manufacturing iron, steel or any
in Indiana when worthless stuff brings other product, shall settle with their em
such high figures.
——————— ployesat least once in each month, and
An aged Pennsylvanian was found | PAY them in lawful money, or by a cash
drowned in a barrel of water yesterday | OTder redeemable forits fuce value in law
morning, but old men must je if gamb- ful money, with interest, made payable Bs
lers in life insurance are to make money employe or bearer, and redeemable within
in Penn's. "| a period ot thirty days by the person or
firm issuing it. Any person or firm, or
agent of any person or firm engaged in
such business, who shall issue for pay-
ment of labor any other paper or order,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, punish-
able by a fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, which shall go to the
school fund of the district in which
crime shall have been committed,
It is also declared that it shall be un«
lawful for any person or firm engaged as
aforesaid, and who shall likewise be inter-
lin merchandizing, as owner or oth-
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A at
Centre county bas not had the Sena
torial delegate for many years and prob-
ably Clearfield and Clinton will concede
it without opposition. Centre was enti-
tied to the delegate last year but then
gave way to Celarfield.—Bellefonte Dem.
ocral,
_That’s pretty cool for a warm day
You have Congressman, Judge and Sen-
ator, and now you want the Senatorial
delegate! What else do you want over
there? Itisa wonder you don't offer to
send us a Representative delegate! Cool,
indeed !—Clearfield Republican.
Well, neighbor, we have a thousand
democrats who would make creditable
representative delegates for yourcounty ;
and if you look over the Reporter of
four weeks ago you will find we have an
army of first class men who can man all
the offices for a dozen counties like
Clearfield. Better than that—we have
timber that would do for President, all
the cabinet, and run the federal govern
ment successfully, from this on out, so
we have,
san. A oo
The World says the half-breeds are
considerably annoyed over the position of
Senator Lapham. It is true they called
him a stalwart in their cancos and nom-
inated him as such. Mr. Miller was tak-
en as a half-breed and the representas
tive of the half~breeds when Mr, Depew
withdrew from the contest. He was
nominated first in the conference caucus,
To please the “feather-heads” it was de~
cided that the nomination must be a stal-
Wu, B, Mixers
Cashier
LEWISTOWN
Marble & Granite
WORKS,
D.R. STRATFORD,
Proprietor, Lewistown, Ps.
Have you yet examined the registry
list to mscertain whether your name is
there? Remember if 1t is not you will lose
your volte at the November election, Do
not depend upon the accuracy of the as
sessor. The registry list will be found at
your polling place.
. -——
Floreston Cologne.
A New awn Faomonnrn Posrows, Fricnave, Re
Las Bore py Dusters iv Pouprueny av shane 15 caves,
HISCUX A CON. ¥, Gusar Saving ix Bovine vas Sie, Sum,
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Ginger, Bouche, Mandrake, Stilllngia and
many of the best medioines Knows ave combined in
Parven's dicine of such
§ aonid ithe Lreatest
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Restorer Ever Used.
han n
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or any
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WO it never Int XICAleN,
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mis, N.Y
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Guiteau will be liable for murder in the
first degree if President Garfield dies be
fore July 8, 1882,
Ba
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Parker sam.
An viegant, apreeable Hav Dyvessing tha
Never Fails to Restore Cray or Faded Nair
Youthfil « 1 &:
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# Sena £ I would not go through that again even to! heart; and in so doing strikes atthe very
| fulness of time for a reason before pro- be called the ‘war governor.” I would zo) root of sin, for every sin is born of desire.
| claiming it, he need wait no longer, Aaa b oof} : b Hed the “0 There would be no sin, if this command: |
| through some of it to be calle the "sol | ment were perfectly kept.
diers’ friend,” for I rather like thal Jovelousness is the desire to have the
{ goods of others without paying for them.
published te day show that many nota~| The law was given amid such awful sur- .
bilities of the party have gone down in the| Foundings 3 Tape hon the pucple the BONABLE PRICES. He is sole agentfor the
4 . ’ 4 {terrors of disobeying such a law of such a| A :
orm There Wit ktito whee {beaumont God. These things helped to write the Celebrated South Bend Chilled Plow,
atucci, worthily borne by three broth-| law on their hesrts. | a ; . : RA A
ers, was a tower of strength in Corsica! 18. Speak thow with us This expresses that 8 guaranteed to give satisfaction over 2560 NOW IN USE IN CEN.
mediator betwen, pi COUNTY, in less than twe years introduction.
2ap
They have no more any doubt of the di-
vine commission of Moses, and they ens
lead an inquiry intothe origin of the Com-|treat by their elders, that God would
mune. He now passes quietly out of po-| *Peak to them through Moses, and not di
fotact ans . Th . : rectly and personally, est they die.
litical existance. lore Was quite a time| yt, They felt so much that
when the Due de Padoue, son of General
Arrighi, whom first Napoleon ennobled,
sent orders to the prefects of France to
He comforts and encourages them
against the fear of immediste death,
oy they appear to have entertained,
and at the same time mesures them that
from fear of another kind of death they |
served to hasten what was inevitable. All| Were by no means to be freed. the amily Medi-
the best elements of the faction have fallen
away from it, "A devoted servant during
tines of good fortune,” wrote M. Kouher
in his letter of retirement: “‘a faithful
friend in bad times, I think I have loyally
Any d
s, N
het
eco tp
The responsibility of secret societies
for debt has deen tested in the Scranton
courts, The Republican of that city gives
the history of the case as follows :
“An interesting case was sent to a jury
in Common Pleas Court on Saturday af-
ternoon, which involved a point of im-
Jortauce to members of secret societies,
n October, 1874, John Vaughn loaned
Capouse Lodge, I. O.0of O. F. of Hvde
.
The undersigned respectiully informs
Quarter Sessions of the he public of Pennsvalley that ‘he is pre-
+ po hy ne | mred to do all kindsof work in Maxsre
| onday AND GRANITE at
{ given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace, Aldermen “
b of Ce that they be ¥
Ehsaan ther n thes Brows pervene. at 1 oct | oneaper Rates Then Elsewhere
¢ » recy . ow 3 »
| Sitiona, examinations, an their own rememb r 1 Write or call on Clevan Dinges for
| to do those things whieh to thelr, office apoertaine to erms and designs,
on Bizavltes 3
Horas Ses (he piosenki bn ini] PATE accepted this agency with the
the jail of mire Sonaty, ht then and there to prose: hy Mw a A cing the work turned out
© inst them as .
ivenaader mr Band. at Benelonte, the 10th day Worse “Toiatewn Marble & Granite
of July, in the r of our Lard 188, and the one + v
hundred and Bik yea of the Independence of the) Confident that I can furnish first class
United States, JUHN SPANGLER, Sheriff. Work at greatly reduced prices from
—— what has been usually paid; ail work wars
PUSH HOUSE, : ranted and on the graves,
W. R. Teller, proprietor, Belles Respectfully,
! fonte, Pa. Special attention given to! ldoctly Crevax Dixgxs.
au country trade. 16juney Centre Hall
fo its Tr
habitually influences the conduct. —Busn
To prove you. The test of fidelity to the
Lord their God was the law which was
now promulgated from Sinai with all the
advantages of the immediate presence and
sudible voice of God, Faith in God js a
dead form if it does not bring forth the
fruit of penitence and obedience,—M un
PHY.
common
the
ern AS AAAS —
a ———— ; —— 5 Dentist, on be
. = ce an
WV | AT \\ kK H AV E N\ OT GOT h Street, thres Qoots
J / ii ellefonte, Pa.
Ga R. J. W. RHON
found at his 0
on North side of Hi
East of Allegheny,
27Meb tf,
ested
JERRY MILLER
wart, and Mr, Lapham was nominated as
such on the supposition that his stalwart-
ism was of that milk-and-water type
that would offend no one. The half-
breeds also believe that his nomination
and election by them would make him
as good a half-breed asany of the most
pronounced of that faction. They are
Park, $1,000, and felt gecure in a judge-
ment note for the amount from the trus.
tees of the Lodge, and obtained judg-
ment upon it in Luzerne county. “Sub.
sequently the real estate of the Lodge
was sold, and the money raised thereby
was exhausted before the Vaughn judge-
ment was reached, Subse ly the
Capouse Lodge surrendered its charter,
and Mr. Vaughn died, and his adminis
erwise, in any profit or commission on the
sale of goods, to knowingly and wilfully
sell or cause to be sold to any employe,
goods for m greater per cent. profit than
supplies of like character and quality are
#0ld to customers buying for cash and not
employed by them. A violation of this
clause works a forfeiture of the right to
collect the debt for goods #0 sold. Refus.
the Jeromist programme of a kind of Im-
peril Republic” 8o Prince Napoleon
was left alone to elaborate his scheme of
employing against the Republic the
weapons which had been directed against
the Empire. And now there abide with
the party these threo—Janvier do 1a Mots
te, Laroche-Joubert and Paul de Cassag-
nac, and the greatest of these is Paul de
That ye sin not. God's great desire for
men is to deliver them from sin; and to be
saved from sin should be our great desire.
21. The peoyle stood afar off. We learn
from the supplementary narrative of Deu-
teronomy that Moses communicated the
petition of the people to the Lord who was
pleased therewith, and gave them leave to
return to their tents. —~Murrny,
Moses drew near. He went up into that
terrible mountain to receive from God the
We have no Dress goods, all wool,
We have no yardswide Musling at 2
We have no Calicos at 2
-
cents per yard,
nts per pair,
00.
Barner axD Hammpresse—in the Laser
building, All work done
yie, lujly
ose having lands or proper
od bave scknowiedesd
inthe lam wd, north sida o
ante a
Ee E——
BUT WE HAVE GOT
A better grade of Dress Goods, at 15 ce
same price.
We have at from 6 cents up a better value in Bleached and Unbleached Muslins than the same price will
buy yon elsewhere.
We have CARPETS that have tw
elsewhere,
We have the LARGEST STOCK of CARPET
tre county,
We have the best Three Dollar Child’s Suits that the money can procure.
We have the best Five Dollar School Suits in Bellefonte for that price.
We have the best Ten Dollar Suits for Men sold anywhere,
Wo have the best work. trimmings, fits and appearance in our Clothing for the mone
All firsteclass Clothiers ara selling the same make of Clothing, No slop shop trash,
but regular sewed, sameas any Merchant Tailor would or could make them,
We have the very hest hand-made BOOTS and SHOES that we can find, and warrant them. And our
warrant means just what it expresses,
Ve have a reputation of 80 years’ trading at stake to uphold all we advertise.
We bave the interest of our Trade at stake, and always strive to keep our Customers w
This we accomplish by always giving the full value for hat money they give us,
Call and convince your wavering mind,
S. & A. LOEB
BRooKEREOrF HOUSE.
(Opposite Court-house.)
OCKERHOFF, Wu, McKexver'
Goud minh Prop'r, i Manager.
8 rooms .
buss to mp from all 20m oor. . Hees
Special rates to Witnesses and Jurors.
Zlapry Strictly First~Qlass,
Ten Commandments, on the tables of
stone, and the further commands and reg.
ulations God had to give to the people,
» oe» wa
HOW TEXAN ENEMIES MADE A
FINALSETTLEMENT.
Galveston, August 24,—~The News' specs
inls from Sherman give details of a most
horrible affair in Cook county some time
since, Ben Blanton, an ex-Sheriff of
Cook county, and a very desperate man,
met James Todd, whe had been a witness
against him in a lawsuit, and abused and
insulted him in a shameful manner.
They separated, each vowing to moot the
other for a final settlement, Yesterday
they met, and both drew their weapons
and fired. Todd was shot through the
heart and the breast and the top of Blun-
ton's bead was blown off. Both men were
lying dead when discovered.
trators began a suit in assumpsit against Qimagrae.
sixteen members of the Lodge. The
facts as stated above were not brought
into question, and the point at issue
tarned solely upon the rights of plaintiff
to collect from individual members the
debts owing by the Lodge. The case
was given to the jury on Saturday after-
noon, and in his charge Judge Handley
held that the Lodge was a co-partner-
ship, and that the members were liable
for its debts. That aithough the judge.
went had been obtainedin Luzerne coun-
ty it had been satisfied, and a suit
against the individual members would
lie. The jury retired and after a brief
absence. returned with a verdict in favor
of the plaintiff, and against the members
of the Lodge, in the sum of $1,332 24, be~
ing the full claim of the plaintiff, Sey.
eral other claims against the Lodge de.
pond upon the verdict in this case.
eA reais
REGISTER AT ONCE.
As the general alection this year will be
on the 8th of November, voters should
remember that the bth of Beptembér will
™ the last duy for registration.
ing to settle and pay once a month, in cash
or cash order, subjects the parties so re-
fusing, after a period of twenty days, to a
penalty of one per cent. a month, which
shall be added to the judgment in favor
of the plaintiff,—The same penalty is ex-
acted where a party issuing® a cash order
refuses Lo redeem it within the time pees
ified.
not a little surprised, therefore, over the
reports coming from Western New York
that Lapham is still an out-and-out stal-
wart and that his influence at the next
State Convention will be exerted on Mr.
Conklings side. The story that he con-
sidered it the daty of the Vice-President
Arthur to discharge the duties of the
President while Mr, Garfield is sick has
not increased the hopes touching the
next State Convention. If that report is
true, it means that the delegations from
a section of the State heretofore counted
by the half-breeds as sure to be with
them will be against them. With Col-
lector Robertson’s hands tied by Becre
tary Windom, and with one of their
Senators taking sides against them, the
harvest anticipated at the tlose of the
Senatorial struggle does not prove very
bountiful to the half-bretd regpers. The
laborers tly a plenty, bit the harvest
is fow,
®t -— -
A WATER FAMINE IN RICHMOND.
Richmond, August 22.—Owing to the
low condition of water in the James Rive
or, resulting from the continued drought,
this city is now suffering from the worst
water famine it has ever known. For sev.
oral days past the elevated portions of the
city have had no water from the usual
source of supply and now the whole city
is in the same condition, and it is only at
intervals that any water can be had from
the water-works. This scarcity has caus.
ed the suspension of almost all the indus.
tries which rely on water power for man
ufacturing purposes, All the residences
are without water for even necessary purs
poses, except such a supply as can be had
from a few old wells and eprings which
heretofore have been considered unflt to
use, the water of them having been des
olared unhealthy time and again.
H. Br
uts and up, than can be bought at any other store in Bellefonte at
0 ounces more wool to the yard, at same prices that lower grades bring
8, best assortment to select from that can be found in Cen-
ee tril ar
Schuylkill county is suffering terribly
from the drought.” Mahanoy Plane is,
without doubt, the greatest sufferer in
the country for the want of water, Par.
ties supplying the people from Frackville
charge twenty-five cents per barrel. A
number of collieries in and around
Shenandoah have suspended work for
the want of water. The people of that
place have been put on half rations for
two weeks past,
Nearly all the ills that afflict vs can
be prevented and cured by keeping the
stomach, liver and kidneys in working
oe. flere 1s no Badicine Jrnown
at w 0 this ag surely as rkér’y
Ginger Tonit, Bee adv, y
te to Marriag y
arriage, ele ;
PILEPSY and Firs, pe
xual Paatagance, be. bl
aw ra
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty Years: wa
pract.ce, that the 2'armin consequences of -
abuse may be radically es : pointing out a wmode of
cure ut once simple, certain and effectual b
oh every sufferer, no matter what bis eo
ma, he Ay cure himeelf cheap, privately,
les Lec
cturs should be in ha of
and every man in the land, "he hands uf ever sunth
Sent under seal, 1 4 velope, address
don" receipt ‘of ~ ‘sis Pain savelope, to any
Ps. We have aleo a sure cure for Tape, Worm
Address,
‘stam
THE CULVERWI'Y. ME™IC'T c0.
Ann Bt. Yuin, ow at ig
y procured in the county,
thrown or pasted together,
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LAND SLIP AT BUCHARIST,
Butharist, August 24.—A land slip has
geeuried at the village of Totorgni in
Molvadia Play ive houses dissppesred;
ell satisfied.
Much ‘bitter do withont sugiir and cof.
fee than to be out of Perms,
No lives werd od ;