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> HUSEAND'S SEX IN DISPUTE.
| The Matrimonial Mixture and DEys-
| tery in Waupun, Wisconsin,|
| Mrowavukee, Nov. 1.-The developments in
| the Waupun matrimonial mixture continue
to be the one topic of conversation, but they
| Show no motive for Mrs, Hudson's eccentric
escapade, unless her object was to hide her
tity It seems improbable that the girl,
Gertrude Fuller, coukl have been ignorant of
the facts; but that these two women were
{actually married by a regularly ordained
{ minister of the Gospel under the roof of the
bid de's mother and in the presence of the
nily and friends, and that for a period of
el ht t months they had lived together as man
{ and wife, have appeared in public, and made
| many acquaintances, with no breath of sus-
| picion as to the real condition of things, stand
as facts,
{ Frank Dubois (Mrs, Hudson) and his (her)
{ wife and sister have gone to Brandon. The
mpression that is fast gaining ground among
people refusing to believe that the young wife
ild have been deceived as to the sex of her
husband is that she at least wag in the secret,
th perhaps the stepmother, Mrs, Hew
repeatedly declared that Dubois
may have been deceived.
that Gertrude Fuller
el to live "with Mrs Hud-
Frank Dubois, in order to
r from suspicion regarding her sex,
only one compatible with the fact that
and Hudson's wife are one and the
mn, if it be a fact and few here
The mar riage is the only thing that
» truth coming to light be-
although doing work of all
stout, womanish figure,
called manly, He
like a trooper.
» supposed to be in Brandon at
fo and her sister having left
wsband there, with the
bringing him home to
Hien
A ho has
man,
theory
to be
EE and SWOore
ition of
BEX,
irst obtained a clue to his wife's
rough an anonymous letter
ught to have been written by a former
Fond du Lac woman, now residing here
Gerwrude claims that Hudson is a shiftless
good-for-nothing, whom Dubois had belped
times gone by, and that rather than have
1 his children quartered on him
r he While in Fond
udson, who helped support the
» have hired livery rigs
ired in men’s clothes, pre
y prosecute her courtship of the un-
od Waupun girl. It is reported
the strangely mated couple were
where they spent one day
leparted for a more congenial « lime
sip from Waupun is that Hud-
out a warrant for the arrest
ison fir
i wing reabouts thr
the
kKipped out,
PI
andon,
BUTLER AND TILDEN.
Governor's Reference to the
Sage of Greystone,
t. 2.—The peculiar reference
v. Butler's speech at Spencer
has caused much Stan]. The governor
“There has been got up in Boston a
rebellion Colonel Codman
v-filve others of his kidney
wl chosen committees to
that there are no
yv-five to a ward—and
says that the legisla
n if there is any ocoa-
i to say, if Robinson
will throw out the
are fraudulent
that. (Applause. )
ople of the com
legislature is
nough not to
tion under the
It is the best
Men do not get
, when, as they say, they
20,000 majority, and 1 am
ret but 25.000 votes in Boston,
Then, w hy i this ¢ ry of fraud
hy threaten the people if
chances to be elected, that
will him out! Well,
y understood my name
applause and
veral minutes and break
I say my name is
elected governor of
take the seat and exer.
Iman or no Codman., (Tre-
No, my friends, no little
vo smelt gunpowder, and
ghtened by garlic. (Great
wople, if they elect a gov.
. and I advise every man
heart. (Great applause.)
only insist that the peo-
rights. Nomore Sto 7
, neither in the nation
never can come again
1g to do with it. (Ap
bxst to say so much,
make a mistake about
La
' CAmMPpRIZD
Muti 4]
nearly
al
ea
COUns
ndous
g for se
in and again.)
; and if I am
ttn 1»
wi wer, (
ths mid
t somebody should
YoRrxg,
fromm Boston
been he
ous to be ox
The Workl has this
The political leaders in
ding counsel and both
mfident of success. It
y all candid observers, however, that
} mifidence on either side,
The republicans are the loudest to talk about
citing a large majority, but that they are
i rined is groven by the fact that they
are mal king a desperate effort to raise money,
but with hard work and is
NEw
inl
the state have
parties prof
ETN
Hain te
Ww real oo
wi
8 teraper,
HT Is rm ous
A Very Valuable Head of Katr,
Cricaco, Oct. 20. Miss Helen Close began
a suit here Saturday against Mrs. M. J. Me
who advertises her busines: as that
The plaintiff alleges
t she was in possession of a head of hair
length and thickness: that
while having it treated in Mra. MeGlashan's
office {t was #0 entangled that defendant was
unable to straighten it out; that while pre
g to disentangle it the doctor removed
half of it with shears; that afterward she
bathe it with a preparation which turned
scalp black, and that plaintiff has since
[fon unable to disentangle the remainder,
{ and had been compelled to cut it all off close
{to the head. Miss Close lays her damages at
| 83,000,
Glashan,
if af sendp surgeon,”
. ¥
Ire color,
in
|
an
Bears at a Mass Meeting,
| Bavmisong, Oct, 50, A special to The Sun
from Easton, Talbot county, Md., says a
large Hepublican mass meting was held
there yesterday. All the colored people of
county took a holiday and came to town,
Mr. Holton, republican candidate for
por, Gen Adam E. King and others
od the meeting and were attentively listensd
to. Other speakers followed, and when the
meeting was at its height a fellow with three
trained bears appeared upon the scene and
i
was nearly
democrats employed the man with the bears
to break up the meeting by drawing off the
colored people.
RA DONA SR
An Eminent Man's Death,
Convmmia, 8, C, Nov. 1.—~Armisted Burt,
ote of the pidest and most learned la
{i South Carolina, died suddenly while
{1 Lis offlen nt Abbeville, He was a member
of cong ose from 1849 to 1850 and was speaker
| of the aoue of the thirtieth congress,
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nited States, and we
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catalogue.
Oak
and
outfit. If vou do
Hall,
clothing
not
that it will n
proposc
Ou €
to visit
SR ——
ENCOURAGING.
Having been encouraged by the steady |
increase of business, I have remodeled |
repainted and added to the external as
well as to the internal appearance of m yi
PRUG HOUSE, thereby making it more
sitractive to my customers | would now
my customers for their liberal pat.
ronage in the past, and solicit a contin
ance of the same. My stock
full as possible. Iam in co mplete com
munication with the principal Drug H TE
I~
supplied with cuts snd price lists, and |
anpihing in my line not kept in stock,
1 be sent for at onceand delivered atthe
same prices that it could be bought at if
sou went or sent yourself. 1 buy my
drugs for cash, pay no discounts, which
les me to sell just as cheap ae any othe
er drug store in the cointy. All business
ween dealer and customers strictly cone
ential. J.D. MU RRAY,
JunZf
H ARDWARE
HARDWAR
HARD W
ie 4 Yo
dAN A. HARRIS &
JAS, A. HARRIS &
py BE SELLING
YER SECTIONS AND
APER SRKCTIONS AND
REAPE
REAPE
Farming Tools,
CO.
Co
REA
REA
RS.
RS,
And all kinds oy
RAKES, FORKS,
SCYTHES,
ROPE BLOCKS,
SPROUTS HAY FURKS, &o.
AS WELL AS ALL KINDS OF
DWARE, TO MEET THE DE.
DS IN THIS LINE.
JAS. HARRIS & CO.
HA
YT 50 pr a———
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Cards — Attorneys.
HE WES,
Attorney-at- Law,
sil the Courts
ret buildng, Jeliefonte
JORS BLAIR LNN,
* Attornev-at- Law,
Bellefont,
(fice in
Smayt{
| Office on Alle,
dl
1D?
(Oe
any street,
NE Y, EY
Attornay-al-Law,
“FORTN
“L. SP ANGLER, # Attorney- at-law'
Consultations in English and
German. Office
{
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HEALTH IS WEALTH!
BIL KC WESTR SERVE rT HRALS TREATHENY, +
vines Oonyuistons,
% wa Kenralgin, Hesdertn, Nervens Prostratbon oe
wi . uss of slowed BE foluirs, Wekelolness, Mental De
worsen Stenting of The Brain resuiting in tossnity sad
el ine to miners gent and death ; Premstare (34 Ags,
Barr nnn, Lome of Power tn either pox Is voluntary Losses
pd hpmerenaloryhoss catiped by overanertion of She brein,
pe lane or over ad wigenon, Kesh Ber con laine obs mosth's
treatment, 81 a Lon, of sit boxes for B65, sent by mall pro
rovalpt of pre,
WE CUARANTEE SIX BOXES
Toeure any css, With sech order received by us for sin
bores, grosmpet ied with Bh, we will pend the purchaser ow
weitien pasrenties 1H refined rooney I Vie treatment dons
pot efurt & eure, Gustastees laeved only by
EISNER & BUNDELSON, 570 Rees Brest, Phlladeipila, Pa
“" A.’
Purior, Tt Honimediatets
hin Matind
anywhere "pon re renia a a hs for
Ae, EISNER & MENDELSON, «
320 Race Street, Philadeiphia, Pa.
petd
— —— — A SAWS
E. 3
Mens Fine Shoes
No 10 Brockerhoff Row.
Bellefo ste, Pa.
Having completed shelving and fix
ling up my goods, I extend a cordia
linvitation to everybody to come and
lexaniine my goods, which consist of
Clothing, Men's Furnishing Goods
Hats and Cape, Boots and Shoes, and
the best assortment of Trunks and
Valises in the county. I haven't $40,
000.00 worth of goods, I am sorry to
say, but what I have is new and of they
latest styles. I have good goods, and
some cheap goods. I bave some of
the very best make of the celebrated
|Rochester goods.
young and old, rich and poor.
I have them tosuit
1 will
not boast of what I will do, but if you
give men call I will dons I always
havedone : treat you fair and honest
sad give you the value of your mons
ey, and don’t you forget it.
Isaac ‘Guggenheimer,
In New Addition to Bush's Arcade
BELLEFONTE, PA
P.8.~A full stock of the best Leath
er alwayson band.
26aptf
ER
A
SECHLERS
NEW GOOPS
fe
pened a fu
GROCERIES
PROVISION
Such as
TEAS, COFFEES.
SUGARS, SPICES,
CANNED GOODS,
DRIED FRUITS,
MEATS,
NUTS.
OYSTERS,
FINE CANDIES.
FISH, SYRUPS, ETC.
Together with
GLASS, CHINA, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE. AND
HOUSEHOLD
SUPPLIES
OF ALL
KINDS.
at the lowest living pricaa. Goods are
all newly bought, strictly fresh, and of
the very best kind.
MEAT MARKET,
Beef of the choicest cattle, veal,
pork and mutton, fresh and always
on hand, 30 nov, tf
SPRING MILLS
Plaining Mil!
#&-The place to buy your best"%8
#@and cheapest Building Mate-"@R
sar-rial is of
Jas. §. Kape & Co.,
Spring Mills, Pa.,
who keep all kinds of
FLOORING,
GERMAN, &
SPLIT SIDING,
i ——-LS
SURFACE BOARDS,
WINDOW EASHRS,
BLINDS
&e., &e., &e.
Anything wanted wot ready
will be furnished on short no
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS AL~
WAYS KEPT ON HAND.
1517 may