Zbt (Cfntrc gtwortat.
Thursday Morning, August 11,1881.
CoaaisroiißmoE, i/ontsltilng liti|s>runl n.wa, Mltclt
hl from any |rl of ths county No coiiiliitiiilcslU u-
Inssrlsd uulsss aocompsulisl by lhi> nwl name of Iti*
wrlli-r.
Democratic Oouuty Committee.
Tho following persons havo boon named
as members of the Democratic County
Committee for 1881.
Hsl|pf<nl, W. W Ntrholiui Residing.
BellcfunU, N. W Charlt* Schndir.
Hvl|pftntA, 8. Kdwarst Hruwo. Jr.
O. 11.I 1 . Krwunr.
Mini., ii.i . i i Ma
t'otouTillo A. Toner Leathers.
Howard..... lif|tfi WliUr.
I'hilipsburg- A. J Orahaiu.
Oilinr.. MMM . Jerry Koan
|aicn* sasJ* JAHU* A. McClaln.
I • • - (fwr 8011.
C'ttrUo .. John MH'lonkey.
t%-liege Jacob llottorf.
Frrgiuhiu, old. John T. .Md!rmii k.
IVrvcuAoti, new Mile* Walker.
UrrKK.Miulh Ktl. Krumrluc.
Gregg, north- Jam.* Duck.
Ilalfraooti John Ward.
Haine*. B*d>tn"n Kttlings i.
lUrrli John A. Kapn.
Howard John A. Dunkle.
Huston. Henry Hale.
Liberty.. W. It. (itrilucr.
MkriuiL Perry Condo.
Mile*—— Humuel K. KAUML
Pat lon John llevl.
Peon Christ Alexander.
Potter, north John Hhanuon.
Potter, outh - .laim* McCllntlck.
Kiwli John Ifcmlnu.
Snow Bhoe Abel (iui)|dsel|.
Bprtoft John Noll.
Taylor ..... William t'-alderwood.
t'nion H. K. Ktnerbk.
Walker .. Ambrose M Mullen.
Worth- Manthall Lewlt.
P. GRAY MUX.
Rell{untA, Pa., Peh. 1, Chairman.
Local Department.
—Smokors, look here ! Key West cigars
at Harry Green's, for five cents.
—Manager Lewin's Philadelphia Branch
is the "l<oss" clothing storo in town.
—Office seekers ought to make good
Christians. They have so much faith.
—The latest novelties in handkerchiefs,
neckties and cravats, at tho Philadelphia
Branch, on Allegheny street.
—Mr. Jeremiah Furey, of Kansas, who
has been visiting his many friends and
relatives in Centre county, returned to bis
western borne on Tuesday last.
—Our young friend, ('. K. Hoy, formerly
of Tusseyville, on his way West, called on
the DEMOCRAT last week. He intends
locating in Will county, Illinois.
—When you are in Bellefonte call and
examine the clothing at tho Philadelphia
Branch store, on Allegheny street. For
durability and cheapness they are unsur
passed.
—Tho chairman of tho State Sunday
school association of Pennsylvania an
nounces that the annual convention of the
association will bo held in Johnstown'
commencing October 18, and continuing
in session three days.
—Charley Nelson, of Philipsburg, aged
lft, while playing with a pistol which he
has been in tho habit of carrying, acci- !
dentally discharged the weapon the other
morning, the ball entering almost imme
diately above his heart. Fortunately it I
struck a rib and was directed in an up- ,
ward direction. It is believed the boy will
recover.
—The State Convention of the Young
Men's Christian Association is omitted
this yoar, and instead the association will
meet in three sections of the State. The
central, which includes Tioga, Lycoming,
Centre, Clinton, Bradford, etc., will be
held at Bellefonte, September 22d fo the
2oth, inclusive. T. B Patton, of Al
toona, is acting State Secretary in the
absence of 8. A. Taggart, who is in Eu
rope.
—Judge F.lwcll, of Columbia county,
has recently delivered an opinion that
school boards cannot adopt text books un
til after the election of the teachers, and
that to make an adoption legal the teach
ers must he notified and be present at the
meeting at which such adoption is made.
There has been a good deal of looseness in
such matters heretofore, and now that the
law has been laid down by so competent a
Judge, directors will do well to carry out
its provisions.
—While Mr. John McCoy and wife of
Beccaria township, Clearfield county, were
driving home a few evenings ago from a
visit to a sick neighbor some portion of the
harness broke. Mr. McCoy jumped out of
the buggy but slipped and fell, his head
striking a stone. When he recovered from
the brief stupor produced by the blow the
horse and buggy were gone, but by the
roadside be was horrified to find the dead
body of his wife, who had either jumped
out or been thrown out.
—Postmaster General Jamo* ban, It la
aaid, devised a plan for tending imall
sum* of money through the mail at a
cheap rate. Tho device consist* of a card
having three column* representing dollar*
tent and cenU, and the amount to be drawn
la designated by punching out figure*.
Two denomination* will be isaued, one for
all turns within $2 60, and the other for alj
sums within $6. The orders will be pay
able to bearer, and the post-office will not
be responsible for their safe delivery any
more than for fractional currency, for
which they are a substitute. The orders
will be finely printed on bank-note paper.
The postmaster will tell the |2.60 card
for two or three cents premium, and will
himself punch out the amount paid and
the buyer will simply enclose the card in
hit letter, and the receiver can cash it at
any office. The postmaster will enter the
amountjon a stub, which will be the only
check the department will need, as the
name of the sender and payee are not en
tered. In order to prevent the use of the
postal order as carrency they are redeem
able only three months from the date of
issue.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONTENTION'
Tho Democratic County Convention of
Centre county met at Bellefonte on Tue*.
day, August 9, IHBI, and wan called to
order at two o'clock, V. M., by Hon. P.
(J ray Meek, Chairman of tho County Com.
mittce. With a few preliminary remarks
Mr. Meek announced that lie was ready
to receivo a motion for Chairman of tho
Convention.
On motion of William Hamilton, Hon.
J. N, Casaanova, of l'bilipaburg, was
unanimously elected chairman. On taking
the chair, Mr. Cussanova, in a brief
speech, thanked tho convention for tho
honor conferred upon him. J. W. Mor
rison, D. F. Fortney and C. K. Essington
were elected secretaries.
Tho list of delegates was called over and
the following gentloinan presented creden
tials and took their seats as members of
thp convention :
Jlellefonte, A'. If.—William Hamilton,
Chas. iieisler.
Hellefonte, S. ii".—Chas. Smith, I). F.
Fortnov, James Dolan.
Itellefonte, If. If.—Kohort J. I)oak.
Millhur>). —C. K. Essington.
Millheim. —Frank Knarr, Jas. C. Smith.
I'nionrille. —John Hing.
Howard Horo. —Howard Moore.
Philipsburg. —C. (i. Hirlinger, J. N. Cas
anova, A. J. Graham, James Past-more, J.
A. Lukens.
Henner. —J. 11. ltoan, William Ishler,
W. H. Close, Hoht. Henderson, .lr.
Hoggs. —Chas. McLaughlin,C. Lucas, 11.
Lyman, Ed. Shannon.
Hurnside. —Harnhart Veidefer.
Cur/in. —l). Brickley, W. M. Leathers.
College. —Frank K. Taylor, Cal. Patter
ton.
Ferguson (old). — A. J. Orndorf, l'eler
Lauck, David W. Miller.
Ferguson Inrto). —Jos. II hrling.
(tregg |soi<rA). —M. D. Hishel, William
Homan, Jacob McCooi, Frederick Zeltle,
John F. Heckmnn.
drrgg (north). —James Grove, William
Sholl.
Half Moon. —A T. Gray.
Haines. —Sol. Ettlinger, Geo. Krister,
J. W. Kussell, Alfred Kreamer, George
Bower.
Harris. —Wm. A. Murray, Win. Brad
ford. Henry Swab.
//.ward.--John Glenn, David Tanyer.
Huston. —J. C. Nason.
Liberty. Wm. Gardner. J. I D'-Long.
Marion. —Joseph Hoy, John MeCauley.
Miles. —Henry Meyer, W. II Cornman,
Jn<>. K. Hosterman, Klias Shaffer, George
U. Haines, Jared II Kreamer.
I'atton. —Dr. J. M. Hush.
Penn. —Perry Stover, Frank Bowersox,
Daniel Gentzel.
Potter I north I.—John Shannon, John G.
Sankey, James E. Hunkle.
Potter (se,utA). —Joseph Gilliland, John
Dsuberman, W. A. Kerr, Adam Krum
rine.
Hush. William Cullen, John B Long,
Hugh MeCann, J. B. Hisaong.
Snow Shite. —J. G. I'x/.le, itobt. Haines,
Pat Kelly,
i Spring. —John Woods, E. 11. Noll, A. B.
Snvder, J. 11. Koush.
Taylor.— G. N. Marks,
t'nion.—Jno. Hall.
Walker.—Ambrose MrMullen, William
B. Shaffer, David Detrick, John 11. Beck,
A. G. Kreamer.
Worth.—J. W. Morrison.
William Hamilton offered the following
resolution, which was adopted :
firsolreil, That the following order be
observed in the nomination of candidates
by the Convention
1. Associate Judge. Recorder.
2. Sheriff. ft. Treasurer.
•'I. Prolhonotary. 7. Commissioners, j
t. Register. 8. Auditors.
The selection of candidates for Associate I
Judge* being first in order, the following !
named gentlemen were placed in nomina
tion, vix: Daniel '/. Kline, of Bellefonte;
J. G. i-arimer, of Spring township ; John
K. Runkle, of Potter; W 11. Miller, of
Harris; Nathan J. Mitchell, of Howard;
John Ri*hel,f Potter; Michael Schaffar,
of Walker; P. W. Barnhart, of Boggs ;
and the Convention proceeded to ballot,
John K. Runkle receiving a majority of
all the vote* cast on the first ballot and J.
G. Larimer on the fifth.
Ist. 24. .14. 4th ith
Klin*
l-srtsi-r •* 2 V. 41 i'i
Mllcl-*tl.._ Ift II 1 W -21
Miller. 22 1.1 II IT
Rlshsl |9 v
RowSls .VI
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ScMh IT IS 1* |."> 21
On motion tho nominations of Runkle
and Larimer were made unanimous.
SHERIFF.
The following named gentlemen were
placed in nomination for the office of
Sheriff, vlr.: Thomas J. Dunkel, of Rush
township ; L. T. Munson, of Bellefonte ;
W. U. Neidigh, of Ferguson ; Joseph L.
Neff, of Boggs; W. 11. Noll, of Spring;
John H Mile*,of Huston: John Coldren,
of Gregg; Samuel K. Faust, of Milea;
George Hoffar, of College; Daniel Wei
land, of Harris; Michael Kerstetter, of
Spring, and John B Leathers, of Howard.
The following arc the ballots:
Ist 24. 34 4th Mb. ftlh. 7th *lh 9th loth
Pnnkel .... I* I* Is 2" 21 21 22 :il .14 4K
Mnn-.0..... IT 17 17 17 17 19 1 )•> is
tt*Mlb 4 4 4
N.IT, 7 9 9 9 10 p ft
Moil a a k 77
Mil** ft ft s a ft
<Vtl4r-n ft ft ft
s s s 17 11 14 14 14 22 .74
HoKsf - V 13 12 1.7 Ift U la
W*11*04.... a.7 .7
K*ntttar s • S s ft 4 12 12
Lestlwr*.... 2
Thomas J. Dunkle, having received a
majority of all the vote* cast on the tenth
ballot, was declarad tha nominee of the
convention, and his nomination was made
unanimous.
RAOTHOJTOTART.
The namo of J. C. Harper was the only
one presented to the convention for the
office of Prothonotary, and on motion his
nomination was made by acclamation.
RBUIIITKF..
The following gentlemen were placed in
nomination for the office of Register, vis:
Joseph W. Furey, of Bellefonte; Thomas
B. Jamison, of Gregg; James A. Mo*
Clatn, of Boggs, and Henry Beck, of
Spring, and the convention proceeded to
ballot.
lt. U ad.
Furejr iU it 20
Jsiiileui II
MrCUIn II :i# l
11-K 23 . 23
James A. McClain, receiving a majority
of the vote* on the third ballot, was do
(dared the nominee of the convention and
his nomination wa# made unanimous.
KK( OKLIEH.
For the office of Recorder Frank K.
Bible, of Spring township, wu# nominated
by acclamation.
TKRAHUHKK.
For the office of County Treasurer the
following names were presented to the
convention, viz: Goo. W. Spangler, of
I'otter; Joseph C. Smith, of Gregg; J.
11. Griffin, of Half Moon ; D. C. Keller,
of Potter; J. 11. Holt, of Snow Shoe ; 8.
A. Modulation, of liollefonta and J. O.
Meyer, of Haines. Before proceeding to
ballot the name of Mr. Meyer was with
drawn. The following are the ballots :
I*l. 2d. <l. tth. 6th-
Npanglsr 12 12 II
Smith 1 1" 11 13
(Iriltlli *
K.|l*r... 22 21 2" H
11*11 H- I" n I# 21
Urdu Ist ion 13 13 l'J HI I'-
Mr. Keller having received a majority
of all the votes was declared the nominee
and on motion hi# nomination was made
unanimous.
COI NTY COMMISSIONER.
For County Commissioners the follow
ing names woro presented to the conven
tion, viz: John Wolf,of Miles; John W.
Gardner, of Howard borough ; I'. F. Bot
torf, of Ferguson; B. 11. Arney, of Pot
ter ; W. Lyons, of Howard ; John Hoy,
Jr., of Marion; A. J. Greist, of Union
ville ; Samuel Decker, of Walker and C.
Alexander, of l'enn. The following are
the ballots
Ist. 21. 3d. th.
W..|f * 3> 47
Oinliifr n n •
Hnlt.rf 3" 3 *3
A rn*jr •
!*..!• ' 1
Htoy M • I
0fl*l 4*. '■*
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41. *ii.l-r V i
(1.1.
A. J. Grei*t wa# nominated on the sec
ond ballot arid John Wolf on the fourth and
their nomination* were made unanimous.
At'DITOR*.
A number of jersons were suggested for
the j.isiiion of County Auditors and Hon.
John S. Proudfoot, of Milesburg and F. P
Musser, of Millheim, w re nominated.
Major R. 11. Forster was then eld led
Chairman of the County Committee f.-r
I**2, and the following resolution appoint
ing delegates to the Democratic Stat-- Con
vention, and naming Senatorial Conferees,
wa* offerwl by Mr. Graham, of Philips
burg, and adopbsl by the Convention.
J{s*.lr*d, That Hon. J. N Cassanova of
Philipaburg, and Daniel A Muser. Kq .
of Millheim, Is- ap|s>inteil representative
delegate- to the Ih-mocratlc State Conven
tion to Is' h-ld in lhh2, and that J. W
Gepbart, of llellefonu-, Ed. Krumrine, of
Gregg, and John K 11-wterman. of Mil>-*,
tie appoint, l Senatorial Conferees to Tii-ct
the conferees of tho other counties com
prising the .'i4lh Senatorial district to elect
a Senatorial delegate U> the satue Conven
tion.
Gn motion the Convention then ad
journed.
Sraix, Mil l.* ITEMS.. —Vennor ha# sent
us that rain we have been looking for so
long, and we are all rejoicing accordingly.
The great Convention is over and that is
another cause of rejoicing. For the |>ast
month we have been loved to death with
tho hungry office seeker* ever ready to
serve the dear people.
The masons are busy putting up the
wall for I. J. Grenoble's summer resort
hotel.
Workmen are now excavating the cel
lar for Robert Duncan's new store room
and the mason# have commenced putting
up the wall.
Rev. James Wibon, D. D , of New York
City, son of Peter Wilon, (s now rusticat
ing at his father's. On the 21st inst., he
will hold communion services for the
Pr*bytorian* at Spring Mill*. Mr. Wil
son is a very popular preacher, and hi#
yearly visit# to hi# native place are
anxiously looked forward to by bis old
friend# and neighbors, who know that
they will always be treated with one
or two good sermons.
Prof. Bitner's select school ha* a large
attendance of student*. The Profn*or
is a very popular young man, well
liked, especially by the softer sex. Mis*
Maggie Hanna is also teaching a select
school, and ha* a very largo number
of pupil*. Maggie is a very fine and ac
complished young lady, and it seem*
strange that some nice young man ba* not
captured her heart before this. Guess
they are all afraid to try. Prof. Keller is
running tho Penn Hall Aradamy but I
have not heard with what SUCCOM. Prof.
NefT is running a select school or academ
ical Institute at Centre Hall.
Koran on BAAS KATKRA —The unpleas
ant discovery has been made that the flesh
on black bass teems with worm*. Fish
thus affected have been taker at Towanda
and in the water* of the Susquehanna be
low Ilarrisbnrg. Dr. Robert Horner, of
Gettysburg, examined with a microscope
some bass submitted to him, and found
myriads of worms in the flesh. The inter
est of anglers in this particular kind of
flesh will suffer a relapse. It Is not known
whether the disease is general, but the
fact that flesh thus affected, have been
caught at widely separated points, would
seem to indicate that such Is the case. It
goea without saying that such flth are un
lit for food.
PKOIIIHITIOM CONVENTION. —The ad-
Journed convention of Temperance men
mot t the court house, in this place, on
Thursday last, for the purpose of pla( ing
in nomination candidate* for A*octalo
Judge*. Judge John Dirom, of Walker
township, and Christian liuck, of Union
ville borough, were chosen a the candi
date* of the Temperance party of Centre
county, and placed ujton the following
platform :
WIIKKEAR, The abomination* of the
liquor tralllc in the county of Centre arid
.State of Pennsylvania, i* rapidly iiurca*-
ing in it* foul work of destruction among
our citizen*, devastating home*, corrupt
ing public moral*, weakening the power*
of the church lor the cause ol the redeem
ing love, and controlling State and Nation
al legislation, and
WiiKREAa, The two gr- at dominant
political parties of our county and State
are no longer worthy id' our confidence in
the work of temperance reform, *o often
professed but always violated, a* wa* the
case in the session of the la-t Legislature
in refusing the citizen* the privilege of
voting for a prohibitory amendment, but
in lieu thereof, and in the face of thou
sand* of jK'titioners, passed a law making
it a misdemeanor for any minor to know
ingly and falsely represent himself to he of
full ago for the purpose of obtaining in
toxicating liquors, which every candid
man or woman must •-• at a glance i* pi
favor the liquor tratlic and to afford no
security against the licensed serpent of
death ; simply the wolf in sheep's clothing
Ht/wlred, Ist, That the time lias fully
come when the friends of temperance
should cast aside political prejudice and
become fully united in organizations whose
leading object shall In' the suppression of
the liquor traffic ; and, therefore, we are
in favor of nominating two temperance
men for the office of Aasociate Judge tn
and for the county of Centre, independent
ol the old (Mililicai organizations, to be
voted for at the coming fall election.
lid, Thxt our final object shall fa* the
constitutional prohibition of the liquor
traffic, the manufacture and -ale of all in
toxicant*, a a beverage, the use of alco
hol f.,r mechanical, scientific, medical and
sacramental purjmses pi be regulated by
statute; and we demand that our next
Legislature shall submit to the voters of
I'ennsylvania said constitutional amend
ment*
•'id, That a a measure leading P> consti
tutional prohibition we H r<- in fav..r of
i I'Cal option, and demand of our next l*eg.
islalure t fie pa-sage of a stringent lot al
option law.
4th, That we rec.-mmend and commend
the organization of cunty arid Piwn-nip
! lemje rance societies as auxiliaries |.i the
"Prohibition Iteform I'arty of I'ennsyl
, varda..
filh, That we heartily end'-r-e ar d r-• •
ognixe the gn-at moral i-< r of \\ .rnien
Christian Temjierarice l'niofi, and the sue •
cess which lias (•<■. the fruit of its lab r,
arel we a-k the co-ojieraUon of the noble
Christian women of our • -uiiU are! 7"t<
in our < fforts to forward 110 foregoing ob
ject.
Tth, That we favor the action of the
Prohibition Convention held at Alp-r.a.
July 2*l n, Jhhi, in i,!a ing in nomination
Ja- \! Wilson, of Mercer c-onnty, >• a
candidate f..r the office of State Treasurer.
"th, And now, in unison with our tern
perance co-workers of Ohio, who at th-ir
convention adopted the following resolu
tion, which accord* with our sympathy
and feelings
Urmdrrd, That we hereby tender P Jas
A. Garfield, the President of the Unite.J
; Stat.-#, and his family, our profound sym
pathy in hi* sore affliction, and we, in
common with the j**-; le of this whole
country, rejoice in the prospect* of bis
speedy recovery, and devoutly pray God
that fie may be spared to Ibis Nation P> ac. i
ro.npllsb the great hope* that have been i
entrusted in bun.
To TITK SIXTEEXER* or THE YARIOI* !
SoI.MERs ORPHANS S BOOLR OF I'rXN- |
ATLVAXIA !— As it bat been advertised
throughout tlio State in various forms that
a lie.union of the Bixteeners, and those j
having b*cn honorably discharged, will be
held at liarrisburg, Pa., August 24, 2" and ,
2i. 1881, for the purpose of forming a per- i
manent organization, we take this method
of informing thisse interested and those de
siring to attend whose address we have not
obtained.
Ex-Governor Curtin has consente<l to
deliver the o|>ening address on Wednes
day evenCtg, 21th inst, followed by other
distinguished person* who will be present.
Kvory arrangement is being made to
make the re-union a grand success. Ileing
already assured of a large attendance, we
trust that every Six teener will attend, and
also communicate with those they know,
urging them P> bo prwent.
Sixtecner# upon arriving at liarrisburg
will proceed at once to the Capitol and
register their name*, where accommoda
tions will be assigned thernT
The Pennsylvania R. It., Philadelphia
,V Heading H. H , and all other branches
controlled by them, will issue Excursion
Tickets, orders for which mutt be procured
from the committee, named below, for
the full term at the rate of one per cent,
each mile.
Hoarding and bote) accommodation* will
he at greatly reduced rate* to the sixtecn
er*. For further information address : A.
8. Grow, Lock Haven, l'a. ; Jno. K. I
Rockwell, Hartford, Pa. ; E. T. Taylor, |
Ewan's Mills, N. J.; Daniel A Hull,.
Reading, Pa. ; C. Day Rudy, liarrisburg,
Pa.; David W. Colterel, liarrisburg, Pa.;
Frank K. Pinkerton, Elersie, Md.
—On last Thursday afternoon the resi
dence of Mr. Thomas Shearer, of Boiling
Springs, was the scene of mirth and pleas
ure, occasioned by the marriage of hit son
Jeremiah to Mia# Lettie Smith of Spring
Creek. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Samuel Furst, of Rellefonte, in the
presence of oome fifty Invited guests.
After receiving the congratulation* of
their many friends, refreshment* were
served in an elaborate style, all enjoying
this festive feast. The happy couple took
the 8.86 train on a short bridal tour, visit
ing liarrisburg and other eastern cities.
—ilarry Green's five brands of cigar*
ar* taking the lead. Try them.
—The Hcllefonto AVics, of Wednesday
morning, | u, be complimented upon it*
fair and unprejudiced rejxirt of the pro
('••ding* of tfm Democratic County Con
vention. It expressed iU views of the
ticket nominated as follow*, paying at the
same time a neat and well deserved corn
pii merit t„ ProthonoUry Harper, upon his
ro-iiomiriation :
"The ticket, on the whole, considered
a strong one. To say, however, that tf„. r
were none who were disappointed and dis
posed p. be beliger„rit would riot be true
a* there j* always more or less bitterness
alter such a contest, ami where so many
candidate* must be shelved. Hut thi* f.-.-f.
Ing will wear off after the friend# of the
defeated ones have had time to consider
the matter, and they will probably con
clude thai a Demo, rat, not of their own
choice, will, after all, be more acceptable
[ than a political opponent. Wo wish it
might be otherwise, yet we believe we
are giving expression to a fad which we
have learned by experience. Jt u i there Is
r one of the successful candidates that will
start out with no ohstaelcs to obstruct the
course of hi* progren* to victory. We al
lude to J. Calvin Harper, our present pro
, thonoiary, who wa- nominated for re-elec
tion by acclamation. Mr. Harper, in the
f last thrc.. \e,ir- ~| public isrvl**, ha* wu,
I many friends among ull parties bv his
affable, gentlemanly manner towards all
( I with whom he ha* iiad business dealings
( | He is a young man of i nergy and promise
r and by hi* greet j-opularity w ill do much
to help 1., bridge over many a weak place
lli the balance of the ticket
—An unknown man, supposed to be a
. j German tramp, wax kilh-d by the cart in
I I vrone yesterday. He wa- walking on the
| trai 1. when the day* expre-s going east,
, which pa-sed there at 12 20, struck him.
Ills body wa- baily mangled, and death
' ; ensued alrno-t instantly. At the inquest
, , the verdict of "D.-alh caused by locomo
' j live accident" was rendered. A letter
wa# found >-n hi* person show ing bis name
I to be J. F. Fucbs.
1 —The Northern Conference of the Ccn
r tral Synod of the Evangel:, al Lutheran
' burch, whit h < rnbrai ■ the counties of
Centre, Clinton and Union, met at I'ine
Gr ivi- Mills, m tf.i-. unty, last *.-• k. The
< ..nferer.i • , ntinued in s,-si u several
days, in the tran-aeiion of btisini*ss, and
adjourn' i to iin* I L'ain at I .-ntre Hall on
• the evening of the Kt of N vember.
W E 11 t'-rman of 1! :t.)<-rburg
dn I on Sunday last, from a si ght wound
ret.-tved oil the no-e about a week *g".
Krysipela-set in and s; r. * 1 rapidly, ter
minating in d'-atle ll'* wa- .''"years of
age and leave, a wife and nine < f.iljren
\.J llriiwn V I '•• have o|M-ried their
n< *• furniture store on Ilishop stf-1, with
• splendid line , f furniture of every can
ity arid lalitv, whiih they ar-- selling al
very reasonable jr.- • IVrs--n* wli • want
buy furniture shoal j re t fail to give
j them a call. They already have an i-xten
sive stock and will receive additions to it.
i CORN* AM) Brxioxa—Sufferers from
; corns ar,l bunion* should ret hesitate to
; haw their f<-et treated by Dr Brown, now
at the Itr. kerb- ff House W hen such
prominent arel well known citizens, a-
Me.rs. M Montgomery, I N Gordon.
G. T. Brew, F. II Stover and several j
i others endorse Dr Brown, the public can !
rest asturred that lie is master of his pro- I
1 fession Tbeataive gentlemen sfe-ak from
experience, as they had their feet cured by j
I Dr. Brown without pain, blood or sore- |
nes, and we take pleasure in recommend- I
! ing Dr. Brown to our readers as a skillful! j
*nd painless operator, competent to radi
) -ally cure corn* and bunions, Ingrowing
I toe-nails, Ac.
Norte* TO TnKAFAmxM.—The under
signed give* notice that he will nol permit
persons to hunt and shoot gan:o upon hi*
farm in Ferguson township without per
mission. Any one found upon the prem
ise# in disregard of this notice will be
treated as a trespasser and prosecuted ac
cordingly. D. W. Mitt.**.
Ferguson twp., August 9, IRBI. 3t
B* Wt akk Ilarrr.—lf you will
slop all your extravagant and wrong no
lion* in doctoring yourself and faniiliea
with expensive doctor* or humbug cure
alls, that do harm always, and use only
nature's simple remedies for all your ail
ments—you will be wise, well and happy,
and save great expense. The greatest
remedy for this, the great, wise and good
will tell you, I* Hop Bitters—rely on it.
See another column.—iVes*.
f" ' " 1 ' ' 1 —'
—Special inducements for orders for
Clothing during the Summer months.
23* tf MOHTOOMMY & CO., Tailors.
,S /? . 1 Sal '"W
Trial Liar. —The following i the lint
of awHiting trial at the Auguit term
of court, which b'-gina on Monday, TZA
inaUnt :
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Philadelphin MarltaU.
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- 'i^bbd^aa—— .
Ballafoata Markets.
BCLLCenart. A urn., J|, JAkl.
QCMTATHJIIS.
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MARRIAGES.
PWTTH-IH KV*-At Mftaahar* Jlf A I M b
1 U-br. Mr Tbnaiaa la.th, of kortMala,
l laa.flrld r. timj and Miaa huaaa I. Banaa, of port
Ataiilda. Oatra onuatv.
MT APKH—(A HHKH— At tba lulda'a bnaaa. Ana< i
*, Ihkt.b, B, r t j inabr. V, iTiarlnt B Mmaar, *
of Ellloaorn. and Min Liaaia M l a, ha,, a, Mat,
(Wlafa
NmUKN —MKRBIT — Oe faaday. Aanat T. |W|. b.
Rat Katbaa J. Mltrball. Mr J. Nolaa aad Mtaa
Radla MarrllL
EllArrkß iarKRRINIT -At tba Rub llooaa la
It-dlaf nta, on Wadnnaksy, Aapnat .1, |*u|. hy Rar.
Nalba, i J Mil, ball. Mi Willlata PbalT,, af Milj
Hall, nialna onaaty, RMm Uartraala R fTaaailai V
ef Howard. (Vntra omtily.
DEATHS.
MKAt.MNT-On Monday. Ant oat a at laar taHM^
mtdenaa. In Marina toaruabJp. M.. t ,, , . ,
Oaitaoat, affnd Tk irata.
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