Cmttc ggmorcat.
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Thursday Morning, June 23, 1881.
OftßßiiroNfiKNCß, containing Important now, M.H< It -
#<t from any part of th< county. No cotumutilc alien
lim*>rtcv) utile** accompanied iy the r*il name of tlx
writer.
Local Department.
I tnn*t away to *ro>ils<l hill* *n<l vhl ,
Where brorul, alow *tr*iuna flow coot ami ailciitly,
Anl Idle lartft* fln|> their lUtl*** sail*;
Jfor ino the summer nan net glowea •! pal,
Ami gr>cn field* wait for tne.
] long forha<l'wy foreat, w here the Isfrrii
Twitter ami chirp at noon fmm e*ery tree,
I long for hh>Motiiel leaves ami lowing herds;
Ami nature's voice* aar, In nivalin word*.
M The green field* wait for til**.
I dream of uplaods, where the primrose shit)Of,
And WHVes her yellow lamp* al-ve the lea ;
Of tangled copses, swung with trailing vines
Of open vrlstaa, skirted with tall |les.
Where green fields wait for me.
I think of lon*. WMI nrrti,iri. wh™ t
My 11. mi,l 11.t.n t" th rtuunt •••.
Or hir tho lim(M In lh' thM Ikl<
Or Insect iln-. chirping .hrill will dry.
lu Scltlr ttiol lt fur li"'.
Then (lrtwnis of stunnier rnliif to hid IIII* lind
The forest's shaile, the wild hird'. tushxly,
While summer'* rosy wreath* for Ule re twlne-l,
While .iltiiuicr . Imgrnlice linger, on the wind,
And grecu ticht* wait for toe.
—tltonot Ar.soio
—Last Tuesday was the longest day of
tho year.
Mr. and Mrs. I'. Gray Meek, started
on Monday morning to take part in the
editorial excursion to Long Brunch.
—Hubert Doak is at present doing a job
of painting and paper hanging at the resi
dence of Dr. Stewart at Pine Glen.
—On Tuesday the "Mountain Echo"
conveyed a party of young ladies and gen
tlemen to the cave to enjoy a j icnic at thai
resort.
—lf you are a smoker und want to enjoy
an agreeable cigar, call upon Harry Green.
Ho will sell you as tine an article as can be
bought in Bellofonte.
—llarrv Green is having a tine run on
his extra tivo cent Florida cigars We
have tried them, and can truthfully pro
nounce them tirst rate.
—Picnics are now in order, and parties
go to the woods, or to some popular resort,
such as tho Penns Valley cave, utmost
daily for the pleasures of a day in the ojwjti
air.
—An elegant safe was placed in tho of
fice of the Brockerhoff House last week.
It was made by Wm. G. Osgood A Co., of
Buffalo, N. Y., and is certainly a very
fine piece of work.
—A merry party of little folks repaired
to the grounds near the Snow Shoe Inter
section on last Saturday for a picnic, and
spent a delightful day. Tho party was in
honor of the birthday of Master John
F urst.
Mr. AVm. I. C'urtin, has always been
noted for his gallantry, but lately he has
made his past reputation pale its ineffectual
light before the new laurels he is winning
He acts as the escort of many of tho lady
equestrians.
—Go to the Philadelphia Branch, and
get Lewin to show you some of his ele
gant suits. He has clothing in every va
riety of style and finish, and will give you
such bargains as were never heard of in
in Bellefonte.
Lewin, of the I'hiladeipia Branch,
still has a tine stock of clothing and gentle
men's furnishing goods on hand which he
will sell at remarkably low prices. His
goods are warranted and will satisfy every
taste in quality, style and finish.
W —Mr. W. A. Sweney and his charming
wife, left Bellefonte on last Thursday to
reside in*Curwonsville, in Clearfield coun
ty. Both Mr. and Mr*. Sweney made
many friends during their brief stay in
Bellefonte, and will be very much missed.
—Col. Shropshire, at present has his fine
Kentucky cattle in College township at
the farm of Samuel Gilliland, Esq. These
cattle, we are informed, will be oil exhibi
tion at the College next week during com
mencement and will no doubt attract the
attention of visitors.
Mr. Ja. K. Brown, the efficient and
able engineer, in charge of the mines of
"The Edgar Thompson Steel Company,"
in Ferguson township, was in town on
Monday. Mr. Brown is always welcome
to Bellefonte and has many friends who
greet him with the liveliest enthusiasm.
—We have been requested by Mr fc Geo.
W. Hpangler, of Potter township, gtd a
candidate for County Treasurer, to state
that he is not related to Sheriff Hpangler,
Cough they were residents of the same
wnshlp for many years. Mr. Hpangler
desires us to make this statement In order
to correct any misapprehension that may
exist as to that fact.
—The Bellefonte Building and Loan
Atoociation have quite a number of valua
ble properties which will be sold at private
sale on favorable terms. Persons desiring
to purchase desirable homes should call
upon General Beaver, president, or George
L. Potter, secretary. Either of these gen
tlemen will be glad to give full informa
tion in regard to any of the properties held
by the Association and which are for sale.
—Hon. J. I'. Gephart, one of Centre
county's faithful representatives in the
legislature, arrived in Bellefonte on last
Friday. Mr. Gephart has made a record
of which any man might be proud. His
entire service in the House has been mark
ed by a conscientious desire to benefit the
whole people of the Slate. Other men
have done more talking, but few of them
have done more work. His services on
committee* established his reputation as
one whose Judgment could always be ro
lled upon. Mr. Gephart will be in Belle
fonte for some time and his gratified con
stituents wilt have many opportunities of
meeting him.
—The Logan llosc Company has accnpt
> ed the invitation extended to tho company
to unite with tho Undine boys In a picnic
on tho Fourth of July. Tho Logan boys
also had an Invitation to go to Huntingdon
to spend tho Fourth, but preferred to ru
• main with their homo friends.
The holders of the Buhl Eagle Valley
Railroad llrst mortgage bonds which ma
ture on the first, day of July, 18*1, are
notified that the said bauds will be paid
on that date at the office of tile Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, in Philadelphia.
Holders of these bonds should heed this
notice as the interest on these bonds will
cease at that date.
—John Kurtz was very much astonish
ed to wako up the other morning ami find
tho remains of a tooth pick in his mouth.
After u little thought he remembered that
he had been outing clam soup at Yeager
A Downing*' the night before and had
borrowed a tooth pick from Lawrence
Itrown, ami retired without removing it.
This is what is known as "abstraction."
—lsrael Test, Esq., a prominent mem
ber of the Clearfield county bar spent lust
Friday in Bellefonte. "Father Test," as
his army of friends delight to call him, is
one of tho institutions of Clearfield. He
is a sterling Democrat, a sincere friend
and a most estimable citizen. His ability
as a lawyer and hi- zeal as an advocate of
the principles of Democracy are prover
bial.
—Our friend, YHII Pelt, was seen the
other evening with a very nice baby car
riage, containing a very nice baby. Van
was attached to tho rear portion of the
■ arrlage, and explained that both tho car
riage and tho baby were bis ; that he paid
a street tax and hud a jierfi-ct right to
wheel the arrangement around if he want
ed to. All endeavors to interview him at
this juncture were futile.
—The Undine Fire Company have de
cided to hold a picnic on the Fourth of
July and have invited the Logan Hose
Company to join them in having a good
time. There will be a parade, and it is to
be hoped a plea-ant time generally. With
the exception of the explosive onthusiaMn
of tho small boy, this will be tho only
celebration, so far a- wo know, of the one
hundred and fifth anniversary of the birth
of th nation, that will lake place in
Bellefonte.
—-Acting on tho euggeftion contained in
last week's DEMOCRAT, several more of our
fa-hioriable ladies may daily be seen on our
streets on horseback. Mi-- Kate Curtin,
Miss Belle Hoover. Mrs. I.ida Holliday,
Mi-s Lizzie Stewart, Mis* Minnie Brew
and other* have adopted this healthful and
charming recreation a* a plea-nut means
of whiling away tho long summer even
ing*. Dressed in ta-teful habits, and rid
ing a* well a* if they were trained to the
saddle, they , fJV-r a pleasing spvcta'de to
their admirers.
—The next annual meeting of the Penn
sylvania Millers State Association will he
bold in Pittsburgh during the time of the
State Fair in September. The State Agri
cultural Society will allot a 'pace of 50
feet by 170 feet with line shafting and mo
tive power FREE f-r the display of ma
chinery and mill supplies. Tins is the
tirst time in this State that an opportunity
ha* been afforded to millers to witness such
a display of milling machinery in motion,
and it is expected that there will be a large
number of millers present from this snd
other States.
Down in our neighboring county of
Clinton the boys and girls are in the habit
of running in their hare feet so much that
the feet attain almost tho toughness of
leather. The other day, when the wife of ,
a farmer in the northern end of tho county
went out to call the people in from a clear
ing that her husband was burning, for the
dinner that she had just prepared, she
eried out to her daughter, w ho was picking
up brush and throwing it on tho burning :
piles, "Sal, there's a live coal under your j
foot." "Which foot, mother?" inquired
the girl, without pausing in her work.
While Mr. Charles Whitmer,of Ben
ner townhip, and a parly of friends, were
on a flhing excursion to the Allegheny
mountains, near Somers' Improvement, on
last Saturday, they were so unfortunate a*
to lose one of the horses of their team.
Tho horse was found to be (nosing when
the party returned to their wagon, and it
is supposed that some malicious person un
tied the animal and thus permitted faira to
wander off. The other horse had lorn
loose but was shortly found. Mr. Whit
mor has made considerable search for the
lost animal but has not been successful
thus far in finding him. Any one finding
a stray horse will please notify Mr. Whit
mcr.
—Treasurer Yearick has the finest cabi
net of curiosities ever seen in Bellefonte.
Among the many valuable relics of an
tiquity contained in this extraordinary col
lection, we might mention the finger of
the Cardiff Giant j honey from Jerusalem ;
a splinter from the nose of the Hphynx of
Egypt; stones from the discovered ruins
of Troy , a lock of Sappho's hair ; Lava,
i from the depths of Vesuvius j the auto
i graph of an honest Republican ; a photo-
I graph of Cal Harper's baby, and Aaron
i Williams' recollections of the West in
short hand. The men who gathered tbeso
• curiosities were a little short handed about
i the time our honored Treasurer had cata
i logued both the articles contained in this
i scientific aggregation and the fellows who
i had aggregated it. Geology, as a science,
i necessarily result* in the close examina
• tion of rocks and stones. Mr. Yearick is
• now studying geology with a view to the
- further propagation of such knowledge as
f will enable a man to make his house or
officii* castle.
—James 11. Young, of Philadelphia,
formerly an enterprising merchant of
Hcllofonte, wa* in town last week. "Uncle
Jiminlo," a* ho i# familiarly known to hi*
hunt of Iriondn, wan gladly greeted, an lie
seldom honor* hi* old tramping ground
with hi* preionco. Mr. Young represent*
the well known notion houae of /eiglcr A
Hwearingen, of Philadelphia, and as a mat
ter of courae enjoy* the la-nellt of a large
trade. On tliia visit to his old home he
also was endeavoring to estuhlish agencies
for "The lioyd (Jravo Vault Co." This
company has just boon started, and its ob
ject is to make burglar proof coffins. Mr.
Young in explaining the matter to Davo
Wagner, said, that the top of the coffin
was made of boiler iron, and assured the
judge that if ho was buried in one the
devil would never llnd him. So importunt
a consideration could not be overlooked
and tho result was a prompt sale. Mr. M.
Montgomery has accepted tho agency for
this company and is now ready to receive
orders. Mr. Young only rumainod in
Bellefonto one day, hut hi# brief visit was
very satisfactory.
—Tint following i* from the Osceola
Ileveillr: Lust Friday, while the waters
were at their highest, Mr. David Miller
and wife, who live on Trout Hun, near
Ellis' mill, about two miles from Osceola,
attempted to descend upon a raft to their
homo from a point on the run where they
had gone to look after a garden. Mr*.
Miller was on the rear end of tho raft,
while her husband was directing it- course,
A tree had fallen acre-# tho stream resting
just high enough above the water to allow
tho raft to pas- under, but not tho occu
pants. As they approached the tree at a
rapid rate, Miller directed his wife to
jump up on it and on the raft again on tho
other side , but in the attempt to do so,
her foot was caught in a hole on the raft
and held tight, and the whole weight of
tho raft on the angry waters was burled
against it in this petition, breaking Isoth
bone# below the knee. Dr. Heed reduced
the fracture, and she is now as comfortable
as it is possible for her to Ire under the
circumstance*.
Prolhonotary Harper recently hail the
picture of hi# son and heir, t#k.-ri by John
\V Moore. After a few day# (.'al < ailed
for hi# boy * pictures and *• handed an
envelop'containing four <>f the little cards
who h were suppssed to bear the counter
feit presentment "f one of the future Pres
ident* of the United States. Mr. Moore
n-ked ('al wh*lhrr he thought they vrc
good photograph#. The young father crit
ically replied tiiat they were a- natural
life. Ho took tbem home and his wife
promptly informed him that the pictures
represented somebody else's baby. Mr.
Moore had mad'- a slight mistake and gave
our County Clerk the picture of another
man * son and heir. Mr. Harper, on a
pleasant evening, can now In- s<- n sitting
on hit front prch with hi baby t* f-.re
him, carefully studying the little fellow's
feature*. He intend* t" know him the
next time he sea* him.
—The enterprising firm of Win. I*.
Duncan A Co., of Hellefontc, have receiv
ed the cntract for making all the ma
chinery that will he required for the Phil
ipsburg Water Works, now in course of
construction. Beside* this contrsct they
are also making two large hoisting engines
for the Messrs. Valentine* A l' , to be
used at their ore hanks, and also the ma
chinery for a circular saw mill for Messrs.
Hoover, Hughe* A ('<>. These pipular
shoji# seem at the present time to have a
rush of work. They are making all kinds
of machinery on orders that will require
month* to fill. This is an encouraging ign
of the time*, and every one will he pleases]
at the prosperity of this pq uiar homo in
dustry.
—Cspt. W. W Potter, the efficient and
obliging agent of the Pennsylvania mil
road company at IMlefonte, accompanied
by Mr*. I'ottcr, started on a trip to the
Writ on la*t Thursday. Their first desti
nation wa* Chicago and from that city
they will go to \Viconin. Captain Pot
ter ha* not been in good health for *ome
time, and it i* hoped thi* trip will do much
to improve hi* condition. Hi* friends—
everybody i* hi* friend—will be glad to
*ee him return with health completely re
stored.
—S*d news from home u received by
i Mies Maggie Hnowden, the accomplished
music teacher, on Tuesday evening. A tel
egram from Freeport, Allegheny county,
brought the sorrowful intelligence that her i i
brother, Maj. R. C. Hnowden, had been in- i
stanlly killed in a wreck on tho Allegheny i
Valley railroad. Mis* Hnowden started to
her homo in Freeport yesterday morning, i
bearing with her in this grievous affliction i
tho heartfelt sympathy of her many friends
in MMnte
—People who indulge in the innocent
amusement of playing billiards and pool,
should call at the Conrad House billiard
parlor. Mr. J. 8. Graff of Curwensville,
is the proprietor, and his brother, T. 11,
Graff is the manager. "Frit*," as he is
known to his familiars, has two good bil
liard table* and a pool table, and a very
pleasant room. Call and see him.
—M ilea township had quite a large rep
reaentatlon of her good citieen* in Belle
font* on Tuesday. At an auditor's hear
ing, before 11. A. Mr Ken, Ksq., we noticed
'.Squire Gramly, 'Bquire Cornman, Samuel
K. Faust, Michael Rishel and John
Hcboll. We also noticed on our streets
the same day, Judge Franck, John Hoe
tarman and Simon M. .Hpangler,
' t
tiEOLOOtCAL BtRVKV.—It will bo a
matter of sincere gratification to the citi
zen# of Centre county, especially those in
any way interested in tho speody develop
ment of our mineral deposits, iron and
coal - to learn that the Board of Commis
sioners of the Slate (ieologicul Survey has
at last ordered a thorough survey of our
County to be made. On Saturday last the
DEMOCRAT had a pleasant call from Mr
W. (i. I'latt, the gentleman who has been
placed in charge of the work. Mr. I'latt
will commence hi# examinations immedi
ately and from him we learned many in
teresting facts in relation to tho proposed
work. His district comprises not only
Centre county hut also so much of Hunt
ingdon county us lies north of the Juniata
river between Tussey mountain and Buhl
Eagle mountain. It is ori this latter re
gion that the work of exploration will
begin, continuing thence northeastward to
the Husquehannu river. Our hematite
iron ore deposits will, as we are informed,
tlrst receive attention. They will he classi
flod and arranged geologically a- well as
geographically ; their ores will he analyzed
by the Slate Chemist; their form of do
posit thoroughly studied ; and their value
in a mining sense thus he brought clearly
to view, Mr. I'latt should receive from
those of our citizens who are interested in
his work, as much assistance and informa
tion us they may he able to render. Kver
since tho present State Survey has been or
ganized, we have been anxiously looking
forward to the time that Centre county
should receive it* share of attention; and
now that the work is in hand it is of the
utmost importance that no opportunity he
neglected in having our mineral resource*
thoroughly investigated and elucidated.
Mr Piatt's headquarters are at the Bush
House, in Bellefoute, wbere for the present
ho can he six-n on Saturday of each week.
He is a pleasant, atlahle gentleman, and
will i. pleased to meet any of our citizens
who feel ari interest in the prosecution of
the proposed survey.
PE*N#T!.VAJUA RTXTK COI.I.EOE COM
xiz.v. KMZ vi —The exercises of commence
ment week, IR*l, at the Bute College,
will begin on next Sunday and bo con
tinned on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. These exercises promise
to le more than usually interesting, arid
should attract a large number of visitors to
the College. The following is the pro.
gramme for the week
SunHny, June r vi , Bacealau
rout- Samoa, by Rn W L Willim
R r xi . Anniversary Address . i Young
Men'* Christian Association, by I'rof. 1
Thornton Osmond
Mbwfejr, J ur.e i!7 - 0 c xi , public En
tertainment of Cresson Literary Sxiety.
Twday, June 'gß.—.: p. xi , Keunion of
Washington Literary S * iety.
R P. xi , Alumni Ihunion
IfsfiaWay, June 2tt.— *.• A. XI., Artillery
Saint"
IN A. xi , Annual Meeting of Hoard of
Trustees.
12 M.. Alumni Dinner.
" p M . Meeting of Delegate* and Alum
ni to el> - t Trusts- -
* I- *i , Junior contest f>r the Oratori
cal Prize
7*Aur./av, June <l—ln A. M , (iradua
tin Kxercises
A as;W HI-TORT or CERTHK AM>CMN
TON OotntflM —Tie- pr<-j-.s<-l lii-tory of
Centre and Clinton counties is now fairiy
in course of preparation. Mr John Blair
Linn, the recognized historian j-nr ejrtl.
Im-t of this section, has been engaged by
the publisher to undertake the authorship
of the work and has been f roxnh-l with a
company of skillful writers to assist him.
Than Mr. Linn no person is more comj.e
tent to produce a satisfactory history of
this region and that his • tT -rts will he con
scientiously directed to that end, no one
can doubt. Centre and Clinton have never
had a written history that hat met the re
quirements of the people and for that rea
son they are ready to receive with encour
aging supjsort a project that promises, as
does tho work in question, to give them a
volume of enduring and more than ordi
nary value.
—Company M had iu usual rifle practice
at tho Fair ground* on lat Saturday after
noon, and *hot at a 800 yard* range. Thi*
i the greatest diitance the boy* have *hol
and there wa* much intere*t felt in the re
*ult. As the appended score ehow*, the
*h<M>ting wa* exceedingly creditable. It
wa* the settled purpose of *ereral of the
crack *hot* to get away with Van Pelt
who had *o far been tho champion. Van,
however, girded up hi* loin* and showed a
bold front to tho enemy. A* usual the
representative from the Stale of Conkting
garnered in the honor*, making 21 out of
a possible -10. Hut there is trouble in
*tore for the New York knickerbocker.
Lieut. Hale made the discovery after the
shooting that he had been using the wrong
sight on his gun. While shooting at a
100 yard range ho focused on the 200 yard
sight, and when shooting at 200 yards had
leveled his optic on the 300 yard sight.
This is said by a high military authority
at West Point, to make a great difference
in the course of the projectile which
leaves the barrel of the gun and marches
to the target. There's fun ahead. The
following is the official score i
lis)* ..... 1 0 4 4 4 S-l#
Mali** * 0 4 J V-10
't-m-T m—............. S lli'l o—l40 —14
Wnrrt*ei 11 a o a-14
Miller t * t * 4—lt
I'owm...— - S 0 4 4— t*
Mssrk 0 t a 4 • S~!l
M. Mnll-*..... a 0 II o a- *
v.* i>.h .... 4 a 4 a 4 4— at
Mr. Gross, a member of the company,
also shot, and made 20 out of a possible
30. Hut as he was not in uniform as re
quired by the regulations of the National
Guards his acora is not to ba taken account
of.
Anaociato Judge.
HOWARD, IV, June 21, 1881.
EDITORS CENTRE DEMOCRAT : OentU
men.-—The Democratic electors of the
Bald Kagle Valley desire to present for
the consideration of the Democracy of the
county, at the approaching primary elec
tion, the name of Klder NATIIAN J
MITCII EM., a.a candidate for tho office of
Auociate ,hut,jr. Without the slightest
disparagement of any of the excellent gen
tlernen who have well arid faithfully serv
ed the people in this capacity, nor of any
of those who are already announced at
aspirants for the honor, we hold that Mr.
Mitchell is pre-eminently fltt<-d to till the
position with that dignity and ability
which should always characterize a judi
cial officer, and that lie is fairly entitled
to this distinction at the hands of his par
ty. For nearly fifty years the name of
Nathan J. Mitchell ha* stood as a syno
nym for unimpeachable integrity, and
perfect uprightness of character, not only
in tliis county, hut throughout a large por
tion of the State. Hi# long arid active ex-
perience as a surveyor lias given him an
intimate knowledge of the lands of the
county possessed by probably no other
man within its borders, and which would
be of great service to the court* and lilt-
gunls in the many intricate land case. re
quiring adjudication. Ho in an educated
man ; unusually well-road upon matter* of
general interest ; and hi* chief mental
characteristics are those most desirable in
a judicial otlice—cautious inquiry and
careful investigation before deciding,*aiid
unswerving firmness after a conclusion
ha* been reached. Added to these quali
ties hi* Democracy is of tbo Jeflersonian
sort—firm, simple, unquestioned, patriotic.
Believing a* he doe*, that, particularly for
a judicial position, " the office should seek
the man, and not the man the office ;" and
furthermore, thinking the role of office
seeker inconsistent with his profession a*
minister of the gosp-1, Mr Mitchell de
cline- to enter the lists upon his own re
► pinsibiiity and ask for the nomination
though earnestly urged to do so ; hut au
thorise- the statement that he w ill grate
f illv accept the honors and emoluments,
and faithfully je-rfurm the duties of the
petition, if chosen. While we admit, and
are glad to recognise the high < haraeter,
a- men and Democrats, of all those whose
names are spoken of in connection with
this office, are submit that no county in the
Stale can furnish any better material
and but few "• good—of which to mak
an Associate Judge, than we present in
the name and character of N J. Miuhell,
and we respectfully hut earnestly a-k ot
the ("• ntre county lleroo racy his nomina
tlon at the coining convention.
BALI* HAUL* VALLKT DKM oca AT*.
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at# sf K#r. C. II R' t't In (hi* full 'omnuiiKtri ah#
•t#*dfa*tly r-otirtu#d to th# end, making (••natani
and faithful u## <4 th# m#nn# <4 #Tv# flknmdy on#
yaar a* ah# #aa regular W giaduat#*! froan th# Mora
*ian I #mal# Viulnary. at It#!h)#h#m I'a. Thi# Insti
tution, whilH not b#l<>ngirig to th# 'hot<h of whi'b
•l# *m a demoted tn#tnl*#r, had id f attain attraction#
and ad'antac## which W b#r and b#r parent# to
a#l#rf It in pr#f#r#n* to all oth#m What mr*
##|hw tally l#d th#m to darid# In firot cf thi# ab<Ns|
•a# an #*tmd#l familiarity with tla food reputation
In th# pa#t. ita ruaUsoat #*o#||#ut man*£#m#nt. It#
am pa lout regard for th# health and mora) ton# of ita
inmate#. and it# nnirjnM##d tartliti#* for Imparting a
find lam maat'al education. Mndde* Ita l-#ing local
#d la rloa# prußtmity to a numl*#r of r#l#tita and
prwonal fii#nd# of th# family, would naturally I# an
additional indar#n#nt for making choice of th# Il#th
l#h#m institution Th# many U>k#n# of ##t##m and
■MNMNItM <f affertioo whirh ah# brought !•#• kJr<Wn
h#r "Alma Mat##," togrthar with biter# attesting b#t
•*#mplary rtrtnoa a# a #tod#n, and on# latalyof con
dol—o# to th# l*#r#e#d family fW rrtnripal Wolf#
all • |soak *4 h#r a# a faroHt# among b#r many frl#nd*
and her InMl m hif W# u #n<fowad with #ireliant
tnucin*) Iklrnti. *n<l nothing M left Ut*l
could contribute to tMf tboroftgh < uttl**ti<-n fett
by rMkftsu of her fmlini h**tth ad vitality, IW *l
- UwhM M key* of lit* laatnimcnl Iktl
C*v miu h |.)c*irc to lictrl* MI bom*. hod
gr*<t*lly to he 4iroiliM, *rd hare now ckmm)
tore hf raftering* Mod fr*qatif di**|-
pointnKnU In th# iwi hf of returning health
with < oat mmdabl* Christian pttMw* iwl
Hhc •**, It th* *ni tlm*. n greater Mfhm than
•ny could in her <Urk**t hnr* h#
nnrniurc<l not. Hff hand* infr WTK Ml* as lon as
saflhtnt *oS|lh MMlsei, and IW frails af bar
skillful *n4arofa w*r* Istgslj dovotad lo th* adraa
ta* and plswaar* of nlbrra IWa, af a Warn* aod
swrasat nalnr*. Ik* tails* days of kar Ills broahl
allb k*at of enara* IMi *trn*gl*a and trials, sad na
k*r part lb* aoskia* of a nnatlM Ood la Christ;
bat lb*r hroe*ht with tkssa also iaai lriaai|<k, aaaar
ano* and psar*. Tkaaks W So (kid who balk (its*
bar Iks rirtnrjr lhi,.nh oar Lord Jaaas Christ
liar r*awins wara eoaalgaed wllh appropriate s*r
ricsa t lb*fr lon* rrpoaa In th* Uud'a-Arr* adpdala*
Ik* n*trmod Ckarrk at Aamasbur*. on Friday, th*
Mof Jna*. Mm th*y mat in Ik* bfs of a Miami
roaanwrtlon. hH Ikas loft tmblad at* sadiamrla*
lo honont* f*onnril*d to a Won BMSI kaaaty Ml, y*t
rai*wd praf In* —
"fVaa* In as, flastoar! la onr km* kprllns.
Sposk naliaty lo oar wild and tslplm *rtef, •
Rrln* ws ih* hoy*a sad ikoa*ki* ( rmsrrss li.m,
nring aa th* comfort of a tra* Isllsf.
"Com*' with that human roir* thai hrswka la aasmla*.
Com* I with thai awftil Irndornaat Ihtlwa.
(Van* I Ml a* that th*y ara not <bwd hat stsamlaa.
Bat foas baSors to Tkaa, fci (bay ara Tblna."
Announcement*.
ABBOT ATE JVVOK.
The name <.f Nathan J. MITCHELL,
fif ll"*rt| H"r | 'Q|f(i, it *■ a for
I. . •* Aaa" lata Jiilk.. ito (ho 'lsalamu
irf rl.- iMaoaratic c.,ur,ty Owfentioa.
W are authorised t,, Announce that
I'll 1 1.1 1* * BARS II ART. of Huppa t/.wriahip, will b*
• . ... Ir.laU- f„. A-- Ml* Judge,.,,!,jacf lu d l.n
..I ilio Van..x rath: i uiitiijr Cwimilihi.
We are authorised to announce that
■loll S HIMHKI., of Mlo t* trablp, will t* i
•late f',l A< lata J.|<lKe.„l,j~t p, Ih. darlatew nl Ui
V>tii rati- Orunfy OwiFtUon
MUKRirr.
We an- Hutho,i >d to announce that
TIHiMAH J ll KI.E. of Rath txwaafaip, .til be •
ctruliilua tor Bl.er.ft, tnhjet t to the l ie„,n .J the
Valve rati, Couaty I on tan l too.
W<l nrc uiii)i<iri/.o<l to announce that
JOHN < 'll.llltl HratU! biwnehip, will I.a a
' V" """n. • ÜbJ" I t/. tt,. <]aa-|.|.,|| ~f II, Vau.o
-' r *''' 'Willy O/0 * at.ll. .11
We are Huthoriscd to announce that
, ,*'""1011, ,r faranaoi, tuwiublp, will La •
I.'.'. . '■'•"On | |„ ,|„ ol lII*
I l ' ilea rati* (a.uaijr I oiiraoiioi,
i 1 r ", ""'honzi/l to announce that
**** NpiamUitiili t^a-ao-
Malt ( ui "** I""" ' 'ha VUl'a
'inn- I'djiily • ohu^ijoi,
i .oV", to announce thnt
J . .a ' JV'V '"—hip. ..II u .
lu . ~ T • ,U 1 "" t*rn
i ruti' • 'Uii ( "u<
We are authorised to announce that
HAMCKI. h hl-1 , Mil—
.a'," 1.1. I , ~ Uj . u1 ,
V. iotrate i ur.ty (■ titrt.Uoe,
We are authorised to announce that
IT Ml NNiX nl Halhl.ot.. a||| u f. r
rliariff. .ot.ja-t to the <l. <1,1,1, of the V-*m* raUi
i utility (xM)tfoUou.
W•• are authorised to announce that
DA N ILL T WJKLAM# "f Mum# wilt <•
• I f f>, tl 4r*fc,of tli
rli' t ouuly 'titer,not,
We are authorised to announce that
W 11. NOLL, of B| I|l,|[ I ao.hll alll a 'aO'l. '.le
for Eh-rlfl. euhjart t . 11,. d, ..too of the Urine rate
County Cotitrantioa.
1-KOTHoNOTART.
We are authorized u, announce that
J ' II AIITKIt. of Rellrfont. a.|l Ira taiHj.fiia f'f
IV II tar,, aut'J• tto tlw drriai o, ~.f i|„ IIM . Mat-
I' uiitj Coareutiue
TREAai'RKR.
e are authorised to announce that
OE<llull. W M'AMiMK, I Potlrt t -anablp, ill la,
a raO'lidata for (\<uftl, Teamre, elfat ti. tha <le
tlaton of the V, a,> rate i ounty t niauUon
We are authorised to announce that
IA.NIKI. r KRLI.KK. uf luvbitil|i, wtll ti* ■
r Ati4idjiU' i* u!-jwi t,y tt>
f tl rut!' t runty (Vj||t(tiU>yft
Wo are authorised to announce that
. A MrUt IKTIOX of Belief „te. a,II le , ,„,d,.
i.t- f ' ( Nt| fVIMIH • i h th* 4irctoMi tf
Ul* KtoWUlJi Tfyuul) < "fht laUoi.
V\ <• itrc? Huthorj/.' (J u* announce that
J II HOLT f Mk*. L'Vbftliip. will (•. •
4aU ft ( tjitt% litwuf.f, tl 4- iaofi f
lb* !'- ./rati' (r.oiiiy (<rnix,tiu(i
(OMMIVIONEK.
\N • tir* Htilborized to that
H I. M < K i>f |Vr,n will *• • rwti4i<lU
f t C ount, t Uj Uj# 4~ tolti of
tin- Iriii'*utir ( d/utity C'obiPuiMjii
\N 9 are author)/.**! t announce that
i JoIIN WiitF ..f Miiw tot(nhi|, wifl \f fmtfU'imlm
<>if * - unty (/JMUiiPtiutiPt. Uj til" i)or Ith.L of
tijy I*, uj" rutir t oouty •)• fliiiiiij
f* authorised to announce that
JOHN 11 ■l A , Jr , ol Marion t-.a aat. , . artll tra a randt
lale I .r i .untj I ■ miaiaan I,er. aut je. t V, tha dreaaloa
1 ti# Ixio-efiitj. ( diiiij C'lbHUtiuA
We are authorised v, announce that
I- f ImTT'iKT t f,r|pia.|j toanahip. alll I* a-andr
lata I .r Ooaaty t oniuuwuer. aaloaal to tha dvraiou
I tha Vatlra rate < ounty t -tMai,Hot,
We are authorised to announce that
rAMt'EL Kr.lt <,f M'alkar towwablp, will l* a
' art !. lata tor C-.saty t.oaae.nM rnhjatt to tha da-
Oaion of tha V, uiw rati. County Oeniaabuo.
We are authorised U> announce that
A J OKhlrT. of lah/nallle. will t a ran delate for
I. lint; • fl.miaalo.af, atlt.Ja. i to the details <f tha
Irtrj 'rtlK Ctdiiii;
W•• are authorised to announce that
C AI.KX ANVCR, of I''tm tea natiip. a ill ha a tabdi
lata lor Count* < ■ n,.ni..u.r. asljort to the derwtoa
I the lO'lji'K rale ' -uut; Cuavettttoo. ,
We are authorised to announce that
It r AUn.afNlat tewaabtp. will lea randl
■lali for Ceatll; Corumlaaonar. aut';'"i to the (he talon
•■I tl> Vetsor rain I uuefy (>mrentH
We an- authorised ti announce that
J A f'llt fit N K I.J. fit a 111 af |, .a nahi| , Will I* a iat-
Il'tata hit Ceuuty ( ornn.oali ter. aul.yetl hi tha dad
•mn "f the In-ruetTatir County Cor,aat.Uon
X&OIATKR.
Wo arc authorised to announce that
I; VI- A IMUtlrtf Iw MMfkkL M ha i
an lnlala lor K, • iat,r, aai ,ec t to tha ihartiton of tha
la in" rati( County t ontaritl'iw.
We are authorised to announce that
J'.K AA ft REI of will tea -WiliJata
f r Raatatar, aeh;,e| h- the -iwra, :■ of tha laiuo ratic
i ounly Conrrnteiti
We are authoris'd to announce that
111 NKt ERf K of Ij'tlß, teanahip. will I* a randl
■laf I r Ritiior, aril . t r.. tha da, i,,0 „f if,* Vein,a
rtiai'Mut, I or,i, nl on
We an- authorised to announce that
T II JAMI.-41X.0l t.r.ga townahip. will he a rwndt
•lt, f - I'HitM. aulfart t. the do, la, I, of the ie BIN
i late County Cnat|i
RE< -RIiER.
e are authorise;) Ui announce that
IHANK I'. ItlltCK. ■ ( h.wtiahif.. will I# a iaa
-1 " Rmaader.ai.l ~• t to tha deiaion ,d the tn-n,.
crato Unnly Ootunitu*.
We *re authoriswi to announce that
J||||\ MI YERfI. of llama tnwaahtp. Will h arwndh
,l|a f.,1 He Clef, aol-j" 1 to |J,a d"HHOI. .J lh> lit OIV
• rati, Ouwaty Contention.
Bd hist A ( '■• . are ail the time reoeftfe
ing frwh fU|i)ilicj tif neaaonable groceries,
which tber find no difficulty in eiling. All
cujtomerf of thii houae rcem to under
stand that it i§ the place to find juat what
Ibey want. The good* are alwaya pure,
frtwh and reaaonable in price, and nerer
fail to giro entire ralUfaclion. Make a
note of thi, and to*t it truth by gmng
Scchler A Co., a call.
PRtuuDtcß Kit.ha.—'• Eleven year* our
daughter uffered on a bed ol iniaery un
der the care of aeveral of the bet *(and
*ome of the worat i phv*i< ian*, who gave
her diaeate tariou* name* but no relief,
and now the i* restored to u in good
heaith by a* imple a remedy a* Hop Bit
ter*, tftat we had pnohed at for two year*,
before u*ing it. We earne*tly hojie and
that no one elne will let their ick
•uffer a* we did on account ol prejudice
against *o good a medicine a* Hop Bit
ter*."—The Parent*.— 7V7r<jmm.
Brown Bro*. are making a fperialty
of new wbiakie* never before offered in
Bellefonte, such a* "Golden Hule of the
People," "Hanntsville" and "Uougherty."
LOOAX CEMKXT —The retail price for
Lou AX CEMXXT on and after this data
(May 9, 18X1), will be two dollar* per
batrel and no charge for bags or barrel*.
H. K HICK*.
—Special inducement* for order* for
Clothing during the Summer month*.
28-tf Moxtuomkrt A Co., Tailor*.
—Bavarian and Bohemian beer* *urpa*a
antr malt liquor* ever before offered to the
Cblic. These sparkling drink* can be
d on draft at Brown Bro*., Butt* Hoo*a.
AW Aflrrrti*cmmtA.
P3R RENT.—The Joeeph Kchnell
11.-u-a, em ht,h,f> atraW talaty otvwpisg by W A.
Hweny. labia ww. Aaa v fber pwrttrutar* raa W
IWH by .wllln* at tha HIMseJ Row# la Has Ouarw*
RMT
CANCER REMOVED,
WITHOUT KNIFE, and in most
V own wtlbaut pain Appl* la
C. V r nail ER KwlaMtaw,
19 OmlnObaaty, nc
•RR * WRRK Hi a day at lawn* easily aaad*.
/^ r > Oatit ftwa. A* drew Tkt'R OO , Aw-