The New Administration.
VARIOUS OPINIONS —TIl'tEE DEMOCRATIC MA
JORITY IN TIIB SENATE.
WILMINGTON, Del., September 21.
Senator Bayard, in speaking of tbe
changes brought around by the death of
President Garfield, said emphatically
that no crisis or evil would result under
the new Administration. The Demo
crats will assist the Administration in
nil good government, and every Demo
crat in the land give Mr. Arthur their
best wishes for his success. "It is my
policy," continued the Senator, "above
all things, not to embarrass the new
Administration, and 1 will assist it <n j
everything I believe to be right i/nd j
just."
PuiLADEi.pl! I A, September 21. —Ex-
Speaker Randall, relerring to the new
Administration, said : "1 believe there
is no necessity whatever for apprehen
sions as to the future ol this country,
either from a business or political stand
point. 1 deprecate any agitation at this
time, but have supreme faith in the
ability of this country to endure and
pass safely by Constitutional methods
through almost any strain that may be
put upon it. Every thing possible
should be done to allay excitement and
strengthen the hands of the new Ex
ecutive in the difficult task he is now
charged with. 1 have perfect faith in
the wisdom and patriotism of the Sen
ate, and believe that the American peo
ple will feel easier when Gen. Arthur is
surrounded by tbe highest legislative
body in the Nation with its organization
complete. In this crisis its advice will
he valuable and its presence at the Cap
ital assuring."
Senator Ben Ilill, of Georgia, who is
at present slaying in this city, thus
spoke of the new Administration : "I
believe Gen. Arthur to be a much
broader man than he has credit for
being. My association with him in tbe
Senate during the short time we were
there gives me reason to believe that
there may bo a wise and conservative
Administration from him. I have never
shared in the opinion that tbe factional
bitterness within tbe party during tbe
past few yeav* will be renewed or pop
ularized by the new Administration. I
certainly do not expect anything but
harmonious action ai the meeting of
the Senate. There will be every dis
position to do whatever is done as quiet
tly and speedily as possible, and to do
what is for the interests of the country.
I have too much faith in Gen. Arthur's
good sense to anticipate that he will do I
anything calculated to arouse sectional J
or factional differences within his own
party, although I believe he will be be
set by more perils than any man who
has ever yet succeeded to the Presiden
cy by the death of a President."
LEXINGTON, Ky., September 21.—Sen
ator Beck expresses tbe opinion that
Senator Bayard will be selected as Pres
ident pro Un\. of the Senate. He says
the Democrats have three majority and
new members cannot be sworn in until
after tbe President pro ton. is elected to
swear them in.
Advice to President Arthur.
THE REt-I'Bt.tCAN NATIONAL ORnAX STATES
THE PARTY'S HOPES AND MASS,
t'rv-m ttw Nw York Time
It may be a matter of pride for Ches
ter A. Arthur to be able to say that no
new honors can transform him into
other thun the warm hearted, impulsive
nnn which he has always been, and so
fur as his individual character goes, he
can make that statement with entire
truth. But a faithful observance of the
oath which he has taken requires him
to make the good of his country his
supreme and only law. If he is to
prove equal to tbe great position he
occupies he must know principles rath
er than individuals, be must subordinate
personal preference as well as acquired
prejudice to the accomplishment of cer
tain well defined public ends. The
moment he select an administrative
officer because the nominee is his friend,
and not at all because he possesses the
Qualities which render him obviously fit
to perform certain designated public
duties, that moment his Administration
will he discredited, and the party, which
must abide by its record, will be placed
on the defensive. No man ever assum
ed the Presidency of the United .States
under more trying circumstances; no
President has nee-led more the gener
ous appreciation, the indulgent forbear
ance or his fellow-citizens. He will be
credited with carrying with him into
the highest position in the country tbe
rancor of factional strife, and with being
capable not so much of excessive parti
sanship as of the blunder of assuming
that a clique of a fraction of the party
contains the representative Republicans
of the United States. That mistake
has been made before aDd has been to
some extent condoned, but it cannot be
made with impunity by President Ar
thur. It would be seised on by his ene
mies as tbe one thing which he might
be ex peeted to do, and it would close
tbe mouths of his friends, who would
see in it the one thing he ought to have
avoided.
Standing at the dividing of tbe ways.
President Arthur has the gravest need
of wise counsel, the most imperative
necessity for a passionless, impartial
and judicial habit of mind, lie is a
much better and broader man than tbe
majority of those with whom his recent
political career has been identified. It
is for him to show that bis nature has
not been subdued to what it works in,
and that bis culture, his insight, bis
executive ability, are fitted to the re
sponsibilities of the great career which
opeos before bim. There are few news
papers of bis own party which would
not be ready to embrace the opportuni
ty of commending bim for judicious
action ; the leading organs of tbe op
pusite party have shown every dispoei
tion to deal with him fairly and gen
erously. He can disarm the public dis
trust which his elevation excites by
leaving undone anything that is ob
viously superfluous, and walking stead
ily in tbe path of reform whioh was
merited out for bis predecessor. He
as darn for himself everlasting odium
and for bis party disunion ana defeat
by repeating as President blunders
which he has already made in a lower
sphere.
—Special Inducementsfor
PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION!!
Owing to the death of the President, time of dosing
extended until October 15.
G-IR^hstid —
SUCCESS.
Open Day and Evening until October Bth, 1881.
Exhibits of Pennsylvania State Fair remain until
the close of Exposition.
O X 3, IST ID OP 1
MILLING MACHINERY IN OPERATION.
Magnificent Display of Cut Flowers Daily.
of SPEED DAILY,
UNTIL CLOSE OF EXHIBITION.
Classes all filled, 292 Entries. Music by the
Great Western (18th Reg.) Band, Morn
ing, Afternoon and Evening.
Buildings and Grounds Illuminated by 64 Electric Lights.
ADMISSION, 2B Cents.
K. P. YOUNG, General Manager. I JNO. D. BAILEY, As't Man. & Chier.
J. W. BATCH LOR, Pwidont. ! J. C. PATTERSON, Secretary.
Neu> Advertisement*.
S. a rSALt s. A. M'XAL*
pEALE A McKEE,
1 ATTOJINKYH AT LAW.
?#4-tf office opposite* G rt H iw, B#ll*tot*, Pa.
The leading Daily and Weekly Paper
IN TIIK WEST IIRANCH VALLEY.
SUN AND BANNER,
PUBLISHED BY
H. T. SALLADK and H. M. WOLF, Jr.,
Billion and Proprl.t-m,
WILLIAMSPORT. PA.
Has an able Editorial and Hep-irtohat StatP
Contains the latent Ttlsgraphie AVws.'
Has a Reliable Corps and tijrres/fwlrnt*'
on nta TH
LARG EST CI RCULATI () N
or AST Mw.riri* is
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA.
DAILY gfl.OO. WEEKLY $1.60
PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE
An; parson jttlnt op a clal. of fl? or* frarlf -si.
•rrlbar* for lb** Sum c* * Busts. "11l rr|r.
a copy for on. year nu
liiqueMt Notice.
IN the matter of the estate of Daniel
1 Poormaa, ilnrunl, lata of Mi law ton.hlp. Caotc
rvwntjr, ft To John Ream*, llnry Ream*.
K*en>. Will tarn Heam* P*mu*l Reams, Ntrah R#**.
Muaannah llollQp*4hr, Eil**teth Wright, Jacob R*b
*l, Michael KMhal. Catharine Shall. Anna Store*, W il
•on Shod, Ditlah Kl*ckn*r. Th'mea My*r, Il*nry K
Myer, and to the children of Ufltl end Rmr,%h
K- *m, decenaed. who— nan** ar* unkn- wn. the b**r*
end legal representative* of Dar<i*l Poormaa. decaae
•4, tak* no tic* that by virtoe of a writ of partition,
fcwnad oat of the Orphan*' Oonrt of Otfttra milr.
and to mo dtrarted, in to*i>e*t will U hold t Ih* lata 1
r*nd*nee of laoi*l Puorman, W*wwd, In th* to n* j
•hip *f Wltea, and county of CowtV*. on THURSDAY, ,
th 13th day of OCTOBER. A. V lSffl, at 10 o'rior* ;
AM of mid day,for lIM pan*** mailing partition .
of th* ril eatat* f aail OMMmMd to and among hi* j
l*ir* and legal rpr**antntlvea, if th* am* ran I*
dn* wlthoat prejudice to or Mulling of th whole, j
• rtherwie to train#- and epprala* the tame arrordlng to
lav, at which Ume and place yo may l*e preeeM If
yon think proper.
J OHM 8P ASO|,R||, Sheriff <
Sheriff '• Office, Relief .nl*. Pa. Sept IMI, Cw |
S. if A. LOEB f time rot Merchants, AUrghrnft-St,, llrtlrfnntc, J'a.
MOTHERS,
WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR
B o^rs.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCHOOL, PLAY,
—AND—
DRESS SUITS,
ARE NOW ALL IN.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED.
EXTRA PATCHES IN EACH SUIT;
81LK HANDKERCHIEFS IN EACH COAT
—OF TDK CELKBRATED
STEIN, ABLER A CO.'S MAKE, of Rochester,
WHOSE REPUTATION IN THIS LINE STANDS FIRST IN THE UNITED
STATES.
To be had ONLY at the Popular Establishment
-OF
Sir A T OFR ' ALLEGHENY STREET,
■ft Aa IJUIJUj \ BEUUEFOIfTE, PA..
FINE CLOTHIERS
—A WD — ,
IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Sew Atlrrrti*r>nentM.
ieeo-1. ieeo-1.
The Patriot, Daily & Weekly,
For the Ensuing Year.
Tt#- aui-rrij)ti"f) prira of th* WIUIT httl'T bafl
bo rrxJncN.l Li ll.tai j*r copy p*r annum.
Tctntf FirfT and opuU th* Wiuit P*raioT
will forniiiiwl at lb" • itrxirdibiril; rh< j. rata of
75 renu j*r c*ny annum
Tna Dalit Pat*.i</? will t* wnt to any addr*aa,
during lb" aewatonenf ('afefma and th* EoftaUtur* at
th rata of t** ranta jar month.
l*n<W tha art of (Vngrawa tha publishar
lha jvwtagw and übarrit*™ ar* rli**d frai that
f.t*ry at) barri|>ti<o moat la aootnpanlM by tha
raah.
X'-w | tha lima to ift!<*rriba Tha approarbtnc
laaaatofta of an I tha will la of
mofa than . rdmary lntr**t and tfcelr jf
will I* folly rajNirtM for tha twlty and a rxinplat#
J tynofwta af Ibftft will I* gian in th" Waafclj.
Addr*wa PATRIOT PtMJJtIIXO <*).,
4T-tf Marb't Wrwt, llarruburg.
LOOK HERE!
Till; undersigned would rwpectful
; ■ fully inform bia frt*nda thr qghemt Cantra rwon
! ly that ba la at praaani aalllng tha
Family Singer Sewing Marhinr.
| DROP I.KAP MM! TWO DRAW ERA Or TW ENTY
* lIVI KNIAM; n4 Um mm —rhloa. with YUM#,
Coaar and ona Drawer for T M KNT t (NILUM
Tha old rocupany ia awlling tha mm a ma* bin a* for
fifty d .Ilara and WftpAfl d-lUir.
Why iat lwy flroea ma * M ma- Itiaaa ar* gnaran
load f-.f rwr. traiw
I alao handla t • RfJ A V** >f tha tary l*at o>ak
I) M. COWII ER, Ac-nt.
itJrn H<ii Bar low a, Cantra Coonty, Pa.
Hrockeehofp house.
AI.I.BriIIRNT-rr. RKf.EKKiNTE, PA.
WILLIAM MrKKEVKK, Mn K r.
Ocod Sample Hf'tn o h'irel Floor,
' M. n ri4 fr, m .11 Tr*tl Ppn-l.tr.lM
| t0 .11,.,., i .f (nrr-r*. 14-1,
CANCER REMOVED,
WITHOUT KNIFE, and in m<t
' ▼ rNw with >af tain. In
C. W. P USUI K. IVwatwt org.
J I'i-.-.m* Cantra ( naalj, Pa.
S EC JI LEIt ,(■ CO., Urocern, JtiiMh JIOIIHC Block, Itrllcfontc, /*.
NEW GOODS
—F 0 R THE
SUMMER TRADE,
We have endeavored to jjet the very heat of every tiling in our line, and
now have Home really choice good)).
Fine Cream Cheese, Extra Large French Prunes,
Select Oysters, Sweet Potatoes,
Large Ripe Cranberries, Pruneiles, Imperial Figs,
Bright New Lemons, Florida Oranges,
Princess Paper-Shell Almonds, Evaporated Dried Peaches,
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE CANNED FRUITS.
Preserved PEARS, PEACHES, CITRON,PLUMS, PRUNELLES.
PLAIN CANDIES, FINE CONFECTIONERY,
-AND—
GOODIES of all Sorts and Kinds.
t-ST" We invite the people of Centre County to call and inspect our
NICE GOODS, which cannot fail to pieane.
11aine MM Cetrtln.
HA UN ESS MAN U FA CTOK Y
In Carman's Kaw block,
BELLKPONTK. PA. l-ly
I? P. RLAIH,
1 . JKWEi.rn.
wst' tira. rt/N-ia, jrwataT, AC.
All work neatly "iprntl. On Aliaghany tra*t,
MMlof Br"k< rI. ft Ii 4 tf
DEALERS IN PURE DRUGS ONLY.
a|l ZELLER A SON, a
r t . - ■
2 ' N" . Hr'Tk.rb ff R... *
2 All tha Standard Palatal M*dirina Prw *
g aertpUona and family lU* ijet ac uratal) .
* praparad. Truwwa, Hb"l4'r lira*n, P " 3
h 4,r s
I oris DOLL,
A J PAMIIIoNARI.R BOOT A PIIOKMAKKH.
Br-. k'ih'-(f Row, Al!*ctt--s,
1-1, P.
t P'm'i. t r BARUi.Owb'r.
17 IK ST NATIONAL HANK OF
E Hauimm,
AlDghaoy Ktraat. IWIJaf mla. Pa i-tf
/ lENTKE COUNTY HANKINO
V_v MWtura
lUcaJva |*e{. lt*
And All"* Intaraat,
Diwrnnf Kola*;
Boy and Ml
Got. Haoirltiaa.
Gold and Conpona.
Jawia A Bntii.Tmldriii,
J. D Aaromt aahiar 4-tf
HK. HOY. M. I).
• Oftf# In OHIMI I! I ti ' I
Law (Mf*. lIELI.KroNTF, PA
Pfwlal attar.tl- n fDan \t% (tj-aratlva Porgary and
Chronir I v ] y
nit. JAS. H. DOHBINS, M. I).,
PHYKICIAN AND Rt'tlOßoN
Oika AlUghatiy ft.. or*-r EatgDr"* iHwg Utofa,
•-tf muroiTi. pa
nit. J. W. RHONE, I>cntißt, can
ba found at hi* olfbw and nwidrnr* -n srlb
aid# of High at mat thr* d-r* Kaat of All*ghny,
Ballafont*, Pa. lA-ly
I'hihtdelphia Uraitrh ('iotlniif/ Ihmnr, IMh-fantr, Pa.
A GREAT VICTORY!
THE SUCCESS OF THE
I>HILA 1 )EI JMII A BRANCII.
THE PEOPLE TIHI'MPIIANT!
POLITICI ANS KNOCK UNDER!
THE PHILADELPHIA BRANCH
On the Side of the People!
We have the extreme satisfaction of announcing that the
Philadelphia Branch is now ready to do
BETTER THAN EVER IN CLOTHING,
FOR
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN!
AND ARE, AS ALWAYS,
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS FOR GENUINE GOODS,
Clothing Manufactured by their Own House and every
Article Marked and Warranted.
SAMUEL LEWIN, the Manager,
Now Defies the World and the Rest of Mankind.
IN HIS OWN MAKE OF CLOTHING,
The PHILADELPHIA BRANCH never wa# bent, never will be best
and never can be beat for the CHEAPEST CLOTHING offered in or
oataide of Centre county.
All that is asid here ia meant. GO AND SEE, and carry the news to
your neighbor, that
MONEY CAN POSITIVELY BE SAVED. AT THE
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH.
1855-1881.
Eaugh's Fertilizers have stood Field Tests for 25 Years.
BUSHELS. NOT ACRES.
PAVE MONEY BY I'ttXO
BAUGH'S TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR PHOSPHATE,
Price, 525.00 Per Ton of 2000 Pound..
BAUGH'S ECONOMICAL FERTILIZER for POTATOES,
Contelßla* 4 to 4 ,* r-at. of Palptl* of
Price. *30.00 Per Ton of 2000 Pound..
ALL GOODS SOLD ON GUARANTEED ANALYSIS.
Drnrriptive Circularn Sent Frre upon applirotion.
BAUGH & SONS. 20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
Tor tale by J. H. LONG, riemington, Pa., Agent for Clinton and Centre Countiea.
MILLHKIM HOTEL,
MU.MIKIM. CENTIIK OOCNTY, PKNN'A
W. S, MUSSKK, Proprietor.
Tla town of MiMhr .n< ia I "at'-d in Patin'a Tal|y,
al-mt tw. mii'w fr>'tw t-t-orn Hat km, tbw U!
t 'aaitr# and Cr*k Raiiioad, with mr
r--ui,ding ti.at mak< it a
PLEASANT. SUMMER RESORT.
J trow I fl.hing In th" in,in# .iata Tkdnlty. Aral
run# t • nrfi train At tb* >li ibnte IItl wfw>
| ro"iati-'tA* w))| \- fund ftrat-rlaa* and tiw modr
. at- ' r ;- * • Jy •
f CENTRAL HOTEL,
V. > fOpf-oal!" tha flailr ad hballon,)
MILEMfH RG. * P.hTRK CoCXTT. PA.
A. A KOIILBKCKER, Proprietor.
! TIIROI 'til TRATKI.KRP eHo r.CraMl wtl! f,od
J thi* II- tp-i an ad reliant jl' In Iwwrfi. r j fNwnrp a
m*l a Al IJ?itAIN *•• j a'. it i><innt-a. IT
Logan Cement.
'IMIE ntnil jiricc li,r I/KSAN CTv
1 NKKTon and aflrt 'I" -I*l*' MM ' I*M> will
j it* tw d'dlara jar and no cbarg f./t l#ar 'f
i baft*'a 1 • f II h IIK Kf.
I'''(/ (lootls and (irorcricM.
J TARPER BROTHERS,
#rJUSO FTKKKT, HEI.I.EI I iVTE, PA.
IIt their counter* and shelve* filled with
NEW GOODS,
\ (BANKRUPT RATES
Purchased at BANKRUPT RATES
( BANKRUPT KATES
Wlltrn TIIET OPPKR AT
BOTTOM PRICES.
BOTTOM PRICES.
BOTTOM PRICES.
OOJM#TIXQ or
Dry G<>od,
.Millinery Good*,
Clothing,
Fancy Good*,
Notion*, Ac.
BOOTS AND SHOF.S
; IUWITS and SHOES at very low price*.
! BOOTS and SUOKS
HATS and CARS
j Latoit Uylee of HATS and CAPS
HATS and CAPS
Carpet Bap,
Umbrella#,
ParaaoU,
Lad ie' Cloak*,
Carpeting,
Groceriea,
Queen*ware, Ac.
t><tnpritng aaary thin# that tan ba fcon.| la a Srtt
claa* atora.
HARPER BROTHERS,
; frßiaKo f*TRKrr, . . bkllefoxte. PA.
I OOI'KTRT rR>UrCI In virlMtn t tb*
hlfhrwt mark at t.rira I-tj
i $79 , A *'KKK tU a d*r at hnm ua.il, mad a.
10 Ia I < —tlx Ourtt trw Addtaa* Till K A 00., An
Malnr a.jy
For Sale.
VKARM containing Fifty Acres,
and hating tbaeeon nrwtnd a TWtvaTOKT
TKAMK m i I.HI Mi and oat hnildtaga TitJ. nut
Itejalra ,* A JIT.I o*l K*f
M Pataaattlai OwWa aa—tp, Pa
r JMIE CENTRE DEMOCRAT
BOOK and JOB OFFICE
ALLEGHENY STREET,
BELLKFONTK, PA.,
I* xow orncaixo
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
to thoak wiaaixo riMT<u*i
Plain or Fancy Printing.
We hare unuaual farilitiei for printing
LAW BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
CATALOGUES,
PROGRAMMES,
STATEMENTS,
CIRCULARS,
BILL HEADS, \
NOTE HEADS, v
BUSINESS CARDS,
INVITATION CARDS,
CARTES DE VISITS,
CARDS ON ENVELOPES,
AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKa
BflTOrderi by mail will receiae prompt
attention.
Mr Printing done In the beetttyle, on
abort notice and at the lowret rate*.
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