Returned His Commission.
The People of Firyinia Make it too Worm
for a Readjustee Potlmatler,
WASHINGTON, November 14. —James
A. Qalder having on the recommenda
tion of Senator M*bonc been appointed
postmsstet last August for the small
office at Sbakleford's, in King and
Queen county. Virginia, has returned
his commission to the department with
the statement that on account of his
being a readjuster the properly holders
of Sbakleford's bare combined to pro
vent his procuring accomodations for a
posloffice; that ho has. therelore, been j
unable either to rent a suitable room or ;
obtain a suitable site upon which to i
build, and that he is consequently
' obliged to resign the appointment.
The ssiisiant postmaster general to day,
in view of the reported state ol affairs,
issued an order discontinuing the post
office and directing its papers and busi
ness to be transferred to West Point,
the nearest office in the neighboring
county of King William.
The Weather for Norember.
A correspondent of the New York
iSun makes the following prediction:
"The weather of November will be
eventful and phenomenal. The first
half of the month will give a contin
uous succession of storm*. The most
stormv days will tie the lt. 2d. s'h, 6ih,
19lb. 21st and 23d. The month will
open balmy but airenlike. The oscilla
tions in teni|erHture will be short and
marked, ending with Arctic waves.
Following the 12th the snowfall will be
general. Alter the 241h there will be
more quiet days. There will fie gale* of
wind t>n the Ist, 7th and 19tb. Bril
liant auroras will be visible where the
sky is clear, and earthquakes will occur
at unusual places. There will be vol
canic activity near the Ist, 7th, Kith,
19ib and 21st. The earth's atmosphere
will be subject to a trying ordeal, the
result of distant disturbance in space in
circular and vibratory form*, hut there
will be no widespread devastation.
Damage will result principally from
winds, floods, snows and tidal waves.
flood Bye, John.
from th. Issuing Telegraph, Norembor 10.
Wrecked within sight of the landing
was the fate of "Judge'' Cessna and his
canal boat, and great ia the rejoicing
among the hardy yeomanry of Somerset
anc Bedford. The Sixteenth Judicial
district ia soundly Republican, but they
couldn't stand the piospect ol John
Cessna for Judge, and so they either
took to the woods on election day or
voted for Mr. Baer. the Democratic can
didate. lo Somerset Bully's majority ia
1.400 and Cessna's only 300—figures
that eloquently portray the 'popularity'
of the cauai boat statesman ; while in
Bedford, where he lived. Republican
aod Democratic neighbors kindly push
ed him within sight of the Judicial
haven, and then—left bim sticking in
the mud up to bis neck. Brother Cess
na's canvass was altogether unique. He
claimed to have quite retired from
"parly politics," but entered with grrmt
detail iolo a personal appeal for voles.
He sent out hundreis of taffy-covered
postal card# to bis "old Irienda" at bis
birth place and other peculiarly hallow
ed places, just to remind them, you
know, that he was a caod date for the
Bench and would he very grateful, etc.,
etc. He also mounted the stump and
talked, and visited the schools and
smiled upon the little folks. Oh!
"Judge" Cessna's campaigd was just too
sweet for anything. But the cold heart
ed voter went up to the polls and put
in his ballot for the "other fellow."
It's too bad ; but there's one consols
tion—"Judge" Cessna will still remain
in the political arena to amuse the
spectators. For instance, it would'nt be
any kind of a Bute Convention at all
without Cessna.
Tax charge so often made against ex*
Senator Wallace tbal he owed his elec
tion to the Senate, to Simon Cameron
and bis son. having been repeated by
Charles S. Wolfe, in one or perhaps
more of his public speeches, Mr. Wal
lace disposes of the matter by publish
log the following denial of the charge
in the Harriaburg Patriot:
CLBAHVIKLD, PA , November 7.— The
statement made by Mr. Wolte that I owed
my election to the Senate lo the Camerorta
is untrue. The reverse is the fact The
Democracy bad a majority of eight in the
Legislature. I was nominated in the
Democratic caucus by one hundred and
six votes out of ons hundred and twenty
two. An effort was then made to unite
the Republicans and a few Democrats on
another candidate. Senator Rutan was
tbs Cameron leader in this movement and
negotiated with my enemies for two days
to dofeat me and elect a bolter or a Re
publican. This movement failed because
Senator Strang and fifteen other anti-
Cameron Republicans preferred my elec
tion to that of a bolter and boldly said so.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
IT baa been flippantly said by a Re
publican newspaper, that "Colonel In
gersoll may be relied on to fight th*
liibU (revised or otherwise) and the Dem
ocratic party."
This autemeet baa the merit of frank
ness, to say the least. If the enemies
of the Bible are the enemies of the
Democratic partv, an allianoe between
the Rad>cal end tbe Atheist is quite
natural. Acoording to tbe doctrine
laid down by a prominent Republican
Senator, such a conjunction of forces
it eminently politic and proper. "Any
thing," lays that distinguished aod
trusted leader, "tbat will beat down
that party, and buildup our own. is justifi
able in morals and in law." Under
this elastic code of political ethics, tbe
Republican leaders would be justified in
making war on Christianity, and fight
ing tbe Bible, nnder tbe banner of tbe
atbeiate. if there is no easier way "to
beat down tba Democratic party."
But we ere not complaining of this
fellowship of partisan leaders with tbe
ungodly, aa e dander retort. If tbev
cbooee to league themselves with all
who can be relied on "to fight tbe Bible
and the Democratic party," we see no
cause for alarm. American Regater.
TBS purest, beat and cheenaat remedy
is that simple compound PBBUNA.
No one can be health) with a torpid
liver and oonstipation. Take MAN ALIN-
LEATHER.
Ask for Genesee Sole Leather if
you want the best.
Calf Skins, Kips, Morocco*, Linings, Lasts Thread, Nails, Pegs, Wax, Bristles
and all kinds of Shoe Findings on hand. Custom work made to order.
333. & soisr.
New Advert inementa.
MRS. LYDIA L PINKHIi, OF LYNN, MASS.,
J I
! I
V
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'B
VEGETABLE COKPOOOT.
ISApoalllr^ur*
far *n itm r*l*l*l r*MiiiHi **s w—>*<
a* rammea t***r beat frmala papalatla*.
It wtU cur* cutlraly tba ont ran* ot Parnate Oca
(-Uinta, *ll ocarlan ImM* Inflammation and dear*
tloa, railing and IH.ptareiweuta, and th* co urn quint
S|>ln*l Waaknaas, and I* particutertr adaptad to tba
Cbang* at Ufa.
It will dlaaute* and arpaf tnamra fr.tn tba uteruala
an aarty slag* of deealopsnaut Tba tendency to tan
c-rouahumoratharatocbaekad eary ai'tadlly l.y lb aaa.
It ramoeaafUntnaa*, Ibalelsary, daatmyaaU acacias
for stimulants, aad retirees weakness of tba atocurk
It car** 81-allag, Itaadaebaa, W.rcwaa Fro*ration,
Gaaoral DsbtiUy, llnpltaaif. Dqnadn aad tadl
gcailna
That feetta* of baartac dowa. cwnetay pals, weight
and barbae It#, la aieajra taenia aawtly cured bf Ita aaa.
It will at all time* aad under all rlrrumstaara* act ta
harmony lth Iba lawa that goear* Iba tiaala ayataaa.
Tor tba rare of Kidney Cumptelida of auaar aaa ihte
Compound la unain laaaal.
LTDIA r_ rixkntsa TECKTAHLE cen-
POINDIs prepared at M aad Dt Waatara Aeaaa*.
l yaa. Sana Price |I BU botUaafor St Saal by mail
In tba form of pills. aboo I a tba form af loaaagaa, oa
receipt of prlca, |i par box for either Mra Pink bam
fraalyaaaaaraaUlrtaataof legator. Saed for pamph
lat Addnm a* akuea. MmWaa lA<* Aye
So family tboedd b# without LTDIA X. PIKXH.UP*
UTEH riLLS. Tbay man coaaUpaltea. blllaamam.
and torptdity of tba (tree n ear.ta par bat.
r BeU by ell I>r aggleta. •%
♦ C 4#t pf Jay at boma. fampl— worth 13
J 10 V**U fr-e. Addreaa A STIXSOX S CO,
Portland, Main# S-ty
- Were? falls In rare any kldn#y dleraarwhat- _
■ toreaf; aim. dUaam aof tba hlart-i- t . M ■ ■
IncooUaear* of urlo*. (wetUas tba Pad)
a Pa*C*A la a poatuvarar*. i' 11 - i■ >• a
I I
Mesaatarplor aattaiuralarTd .it- d-tlgoara.
a rnnt l • ear* rare. 1 ".7.1 I
Aged and young prr a, ab-> a# dletuflwd
7r-r#ufty, at Bight. la mots water, ran
| r*W Implicitly nn I ■" I
, not rest-re or at t-at g mally lew! t. gasSs .
Scad f<* a pamphlet.
a B. B. UABTMAIf A CO., Otborn, Ohio. -
K##p your bowala regular with
S. if A. LOEit, Ucnervl Merchant*, Allegheny -St „ Hettefonte , Pa.
MOTHERS,
WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR
BOYS.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCHOOL, PLAY,
—AND—
DRESS SUITS,
ARE NOW ALL IN.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED.
EXTRA PATCHES IN EACH SUIT;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS IN EACH COAT
-OP TBI CELKBRATED
STEIN, ABLER & CO.'S MAKE, of RocHester,
WHOSE REPUTATION IN THIS LINE STANDS PIRST IN THE UNITED
STATES.
To be had ONLY at the Popular Establishment
—OP—
8. & A. LOEB,S ""SSL'S"*
FINE CLOTHIERS
—AMD—
DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Sew Advertlnement*.
SH. YOCUM,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HKI.I.KPONTE. PA.
Olßct on N. E. corner o( Diamond *nd Alltghtny-nt,
la (ha ruoau lalaljr occupied \ij Yocnm A lluUnp
IQ3I THE CULTIVATOR IQQI
AND
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
TilK BEST OP TIIK
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.
Tiib Country Gentleman u Unsur
attain. If not I'b.uhllid, for tba amount and tarte
ty of Patcricti laronattioN It uoatalaa, and for ilit
ability and aitaal of tin Con Bit ro* bluet—in Tbrat
Chief Dtrtrtiuna of
f ARM < HOI A AND PROP BRA EH,
IIORTICI'LTI'HR AND PHI ITdIROWINO.
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRYING—
wbIIt llolao Inrludta all minor dtpartmenu of rural
loir root, turh at Ibt Poultry Yard, Knlomolotiy, Bra
Keeping,(lrttabouaa and drapery, V.tarfnary Hrpllee,
Harm (Juaationa and Aio.tr>, Plrtildt Heading, I*o
fanatic Ko nomy . and a auinmary of Ibt Nana ol Ibt
Week. It. Mtagrr R roar, art uuuanaHy cotnplet ,
and morn Information ran br gathered from Ita col
umn. than trom any olhtr amira alth regard to Iba
Protparta of Iba Crupa, at thrualnu light upon nt of
tba moat Important of all uoratb/t.a--Vt n* to So
t.o Main to Hi Li. It It liberally Itlu.lralrd, and
noiiatllntra to a greater dagTta than any of 11. L OS
trmporurlea A LIVE
AGRICULTURAL NKWSFAPKR
Of nttar falllag Internet both lo Prodortra aad Cok
turner* of ary elate.
Tut Col'BTil UIUTLIN.B ta publlebed WtiitT OB
(ha lolhiwißg tarn..abra paid atrl< tly In edttara:
Oat Copy, on- ytar |IUI; Pot* Coma. HO, and aa
addlltunal ropy for th year frrt to Iba oid-r of Club;
Tib i nta, *t and an additional copy for tbn year
frt* to Ibt ttadtr of tba Club.
SUrSptrlmao (oplta of Iba Pnpar frat. Add rata
LUTHKR TUCKER A SON, Publuhtr,
ALBANY. N. T.
PENNSYLVANIA. Centre Co.,at:
A !<■'() I, Wa R. BrAconaLß,Clarh of IbaOr
pliant' Court of aald county. do btraby rtrtify thai at
an Orpnen. Court bald at Ballafoota, Ibt tid day of
Auanat. A. D liwl. btfort tbt H no ruble Ibt Judge*
of tbt aald Ciairt, on motion a rnlt aat granltd apon
Mary Ana lllmmtlrfrb. Baotatl lllmmtlrbb and
' harlta Rurkty. Iht I • -• and Itgal itpraatalall.aa
of John L. Korkty, dactaatd. lo coma Into court on
tht Alb Monday of Not ember nan. to accept or rtfutt
to ncrtpt at lha raluatlon, or ,k>a tanu ah? Iba rtal
I aatata of tbt aald dtraaaad tbonld not l<t add
In tratlmony wbeyaof. I ha.t b.rauatn att my band
' and aflllrd tbt aaal of aald coart, at Bellefotitt. tba
d day of Auguat, IMI
WM K BI'RTIfPIELD, C O C.
Attaot: JoUB Sr.BUk.Hhart> JS-Aar
ieeo-i. 18SC-1.
The Patriot, Daily & Weekly,
For the Ensuing Year.
I Tba aubarrtptbm prtc* of ibt Wo go PtraioT bat
I bttn rtdarad to It pi ptr ropy per annato
To elnba of firtt and upward. tba M ii.lt PiratoT
will bo furnlehad at tba atunotdloartly rbaap rata of
; 1$ raata par ropy |r anean
I Ta D.ttt P.ranrt will bt atat to any oMrau,
j daring Ibt ttoalont of foagrut and Ibt Ltglalalora at
Utt r.tt of II) roota ptr amtlL
I I'ndtr tht act of Congi oa tba pnblltbtr prapaya
tba p-ataga aad tutacriban or* ratiaaad from that
i ainaoaa.
Ktery aabarriptk/a mum ba arrompaaiad by tba
caab
No* It tbt timt to anhtcriba Tba appraorblag
f aaaaloaa of Coagrtaa aad fbt Legtetatara a||l ba of
I mora than ordinary tatarrat and fbtlr proceeding*
I *lll ba folly inputted At tbt t*ally and a ..mpiata
aynopai. tf tbam *lll ba gtiaa la tba Weakly
Addraaa PATRIif PUBLISHING 00,
AJ-lf IB MarktA Street. Ilarrlaburg.
pROCKKRHOFF IIOUBE,
, I > ALLEGIIRN Y ST . BRLLBPDKTR, PA.
WILLIAM McKKKVKK. Manner.
Good Sample Room on Firml Floor.
ear Prat Raaa to aad from all Train. Sparta! rutaa
lo Itnamm and I arm. lA-ly
CANCER HKMOVED,
\VITHOUT KNIFE.and in mo*
Y Y caaaa trltbaut tmlo. Apply to
C. . P. PISIIEE. Bnalabarg,
IS-Am* Caatr# Coaaty, Pa.
Philadelphia It ranch Clothing Howie, Bellefonte, M'a.
FOIR/ BJLR/GKA.i:tTS
—IK—
CLOTHING
—AJfIJ—
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
CALL AT THE
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
lluMnr** Cards.
ITARNEBB MANUFACTORY
A A In Utraw'l In lltrl.
BKLLKPONTB. PA. 1 >7
I? P.BLAIR,
A • JKWKLKK,
mtrrmn. ovora*. jtwaanr, Ac.
All work nadir aiaratad On Allagbat,. Mrwt
ai4w kwtnM II uk t.(f
DEALERS IN PURE DRUGS ONLY,
•J I ZELLER A SON, a
2 ,* • iißCoaum,
Bo A. hr * kaih .ff R. * ,2
g | All lk Standard P atari Madirtna* Prn-I ]
SacrtpUon* and Family B*ripaa v<vtM; ! *
1 1HWli TrMt.W>Kil4M 1 3
Y ♦ II
I QUIB DOLL,
Is PABIItOXABLB MOOT A BIIOEMAKRB,
Brotkr.bolT Row, AlMmt ilfwl.
H| Mr MA>Hi.h.
•• •. ft l $ r iun. (M'r.
TFLRST NATIONAL BANK OF
1 BKurroxTK,
Allafkany firm. HMlafonU. Pa Ml
PENTRE COUNTY BANKINO
\J company.
Rocat** Brproit*
AM Allow UUrttl. |
Dtacwaai Nmm. a
Bay iM Sod ™
t ImrlMA,
Hold ul Oopa*.
A. Rtrrtß. PrtHial.
i. B. l<nn>T C*kl*r Mf
HK. HOY. M. D.,
• (MBro la OnrM How. ptor* Parian'*
Law OOo*. BKLI R NTK, PA.
•portal aiioattoa gi*on to OpMtll Surgafj u4
Cfcraadc Mono IVly
nR. JAB. H. POBBI NB, M. D.,
U PHYSICIAN ANO sm (IK. N
Olts AUfWy K, IifWt '• Dric Itsrn,
HKULtVWTK. FA
m. J. W. RHONE, Dentist,can
I fnaod at ht* nttro oad rooidawca *a Narlh
•14* of llld. rtraot tiira* 4oor* Mad of Allnkaay,
BalNfont*. Pa. |p|,
SECffLER <f CO., Grocer*, tit mh llou*c Block, Belief ante. Pa.
NEW GOODS
SUMMER TRADE.
We have endeavored to get the very beat of every thing in our line, and
now have some really choice goods.
Fine Cream Cheese, Extra Large French Prunes,
Select Oysters, Sweet Potatoes,
Large Ripe Cranberries, Prunelles, Imperial Figs,
Bright New Lemons, Florida Oranges,
Princess Paper-Shell Almonds, Evaporated Dried Peaches,
A FULL LIKE OF CHOICE CAHHED FRUITS.
Preserved PEARS, PEACHES,CITRON,PLUMS,PRUNELLES.
PLAIN CANDIES. FINE CONFECTIONERY,
-AND
GOODIES of all Sorts and Kinds.
We Invito the people of Centre County to call and Inspect our
NICE GOODS, which cannot fail to please.
S3s2QTTThijso Sc CO.
A| ILLIIEIM HOTEL,
-LI Ml LI. II AIM. CKNTBB COCNTT. PBBR'A.
W. 8. MUBBKR, Proprietor.
Tka lowa r4 Mlllbalia I* loralod la Pawa'* Yallrj.
aU-al Iwo alia* frm Oobnra Btetmn. oa tb* U'
barf. Ontro and Pprera Craak Railroad. a lib hi
ronadiaf* that aUi It a
PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
Oood troal Bablag la lb* inaHiti* rid ally A tab
rwa* to o**ry train At Iba MHlbaia lI.Hal aroaa
modaUuao will b* tboad BraWlaa. and in*.. a*l*r
Jaa* S3, Ica-ly
CENTRAL HOTEL,
(Oppoalt* lb* Rail rod guUoa.)
MII.BPBt°B<i. ( KNTRB OOCSTT, PA.
A. A. KOHLBECKER, Proprietor.
THROWN TRATKLSW oa tb* railroad will Bod
tbt ll.'tal aa • irritant plan* * laarb. or prorata a
aol a* ALL TRAINS rtnp aboal M mlaataa. 4T
Logan Cement.
R PHE rouil price tor LOGAN CE-
J M KNT on *ad altar tbla du< May . 11) will
b. two dollar* par torrrt and no rbarg* for tare* or
[la-tl J It. R IIICKS.
1855—1881.
Eaugh's Fertilizers have stood Field Tests for 25 Years.
BUSHELS. NOT ACRES.
■ATI HONEY BY CBOM
BAUGH'S TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR PHOSPHATE,
PHm. S8&.00 Par Ton of 2000 Pound*.
BAUGH'S ECONOMICAL FERTILIZER for POTATOES,
notiMaia 4 to * pr cwiL .4 felptut, of l'.Uh
PHeo. 530.00 Pop Ton of 2000 Pounds.
ALL GOODS SOLD ON GUARANTEED ANALYSIS.
Peocriptive Circular* Scut Free u/ton application.
BAUGH A 80N3, 20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
For le bj J. H. LOSS, riemington, Pa, Agent for Clinton and Centre Counties.
l>ry Good* and Grorrrlr*.
J JARPER BROTHERS,
•PRIXO BTNERR. UNLTNMRT, PA.
Hare their counter* end (helve* filled with
NEW GOODS,
( BANKRUPT RATES
Purchased at \ BANKRUPT KATES
I BANKRUPT KATES
WHICH Tiirr orrr.R AT
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES.
coseurriXQ or
Dry Good*,
Millinery Good*,
Clothing,
Fancy Good*,
Notion*, Ac.
BOOTH and SHOES
BOOTH and HHOKH at very low price*.
BOOTH and HHOKH
HATH and CAPB
Lateit ityle* of H ATH and CA PH
HATH and CAPS
Carpet Bag*,
Umbrella*,
Parasol*,
Ladle*' Cloak*,
Carpeting,
Groceries,
• t{ueerj*ware, Ac.
Coaiprtalng ararj Ibln* that >A U (.AND LA a Brat
TLUI Mora.
HARPER BROTHERS,
LL-BIXO STHKKT. - - BKI-LEFUSTE, PA
OOVHTET HUiIDI'CX Ukcti In i(but|t t tU
| higbttt —litlprte i_|i
* H'KEK tlx • dmy tt h< n. wrtl; to*/)*.
M I m OtmUy Outlli (rM. A<l4r*4 TfctlC A 00.. Au
u*U, Mkibr V I j
HPIIE CENTRE DEMOCRAT
BOOK and JOB OFFICE
ALLEGHENY STREET,
BELLKFONTF., PA.,
IA ROW OFRSAIKO
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO TBOE WIMUXU FT SET-CLA**
Plain or Fancy Printing.
We hare unu*ual facilitie* for printing
LAW BOOKH,
PAMPHLETS,
CATALOGUES,
PROG KA MM EH,
STATEMENTS,
CIRCULARS,
BILL HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
INVITATION CARDS,
CARTES DE VISITS,
CARDS ON ENVELOPES,
AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKS.
■VGrdert by mat! will receire prompt
. attention.
MT* Printing done In the best ttyle, oa
j *bort notice and at the lownat rate*.
DI SH HOUSE,
A > H t KroVTK PA,
PatnillM an* aa a.I: a. tb ,-
aral fa*.lift* mbltr an* nawntil aire ara lartla*
fc. ttita Ptvata laaa llobrt b.n lb., will *a* baa
• iM'TH t r—>niml4 nttw
reduction in Jui)Ut+* >n4 "fhwrw • iiwr.dSuf
DW W R TKLI.KR. PRATER.