She ®tnh* $) merest. BEL LEFONTK, PA. GENERAL NEWS. Hn. Simon Cameron will spend the winter In Mexico. One o( the incidental morale of the Speakership contest is that it i* h*rtl to h at the machine managers at Iheir own game. Tne report of M tor King, of Phila delphia. show ihe Itiudeil debt ol the city to he $6B 73T 876 41. The value ol taxable property. EM 3.769 129. Hon. S. S. Cox. h. baa recently re turned Irotn a lour of Europe and the Holy Land, was aerenaded by hia friends in New York Inst week. The Sioux Indiana who did not sur render with Sitting Hull, have route in. They are very poor and will have to be fed thia winter or tbey will starve. The President on Friday Isat nomi nated Hon. J. C. Bancroft Davis, of New York, for Assistant Secretary of State, and a large number of postmast ers. The application made for a new trial and change of venue in the case of the Fayette county Mollis Muguires, has been refused and the trial will preceed at Uniontown. An American Jew at St. Petersburg, performing in a circus, has received or ders to quit the capital, simply on ac count of professing the Hebrew faitb. He has protested. The condition of the cotton crop, aa reported to the Department of Agri culture, is lower than at any season since 1866. The total crop ia estimated at about 4 900,000 hales. The total coal tonnage of all the car rying companies for the month ot No vember was 2 727,868 tons, being an in crease of 235,207 ions as compared with the same mouth last year. The forthcoming annual report of the Missouri Immigration Society it ia •aid will show the additions to the population of the State during the past twelve months by immigration to be ever 100 000 families. A New Jersey preacher who recently officiated at a funeral, said that if the dead brother WHS saved it was "by the •kin of his teeth." He was severely criticised for uttering tins Bible truth on the melancholy occasion. In Philadelphia they are preparing to erect a memorial church to Thomas A. Scott. It is to be built by suhscnp tioos from the friends and co laborers of Mr. Scott. The site selected ia Thir ty filth and Spring Garden street. Tne Commissioner of the General Laud IMfiee has ordered the sale of about five thousand acres of public lands lying near Toledo, on Lake Erie. The sale wi'l take place on February 13 j next, at the Land Offi.-e, in Washington. A mulatto woman named Fanny I Crawford has just returned to ber farm I in Mississippi with filty negroes, from j Sumter county, Alabama. This year, about cloaing time, she worked 300 bands on her farm, which she manages herself. The empire of Japan raised 38,900,000 bushel* ol wheat Ibis year, all winter wheat. The only improvements in whest culture and separation over tbe practice of semi civtliied nations were introduced into Japan a hundred years ago by tbe Hollanders. The exports of breadstuff* for No vember were valued at $22,053 198, against $lB 025.880 for tbe same month last year. The totnl exports for the eleven months ending Sim-roisr 30 were $257,231,045. against $2lO 874,360 for tbe same period of last year. Cincinnati has had a serious accident a line of an electric light getting on a telephone wire and sending in a dis charge which melted down tbe tele phone instrument, set fire to tbe var nish and woodwork, and left the clerk, ] whose ear was at the telephone, stun, j □ed. Since the disclosures concerning the ! corrupt practices in tbe Philadelphia I tax office were made J. C. Cramp, late chief clerk, refunded to the Central Soap Society $5OO wrongfully exacted for taxes. It ia said that tbe money to make this payment waa loaned him by ex-Tax Receiver Smith. Mr. Randall. Mr. Carlisle, Mr. Cox and tbe other Democratic parliamenta rians, says tbe New York ll 'orld, must regard Speaker Keifer with the same appreciative interest with which In the good old days a den of veteran lions greeted the advent in tbe amphitheatre of a portly martyr. He is "meat for them." Cyrus Field, of New York, ia the champion of Presidential widows. Hav l? accomplished the endowment of tbe widow Gsrfield, satisfactorily, he now proposes to have Congress enlarge the pension of $3,000 paid the widow Lincoln to $lO,OOO, or as much more as tbe finances of tbe Government will allow. A PilUburg inspector has brought to light a new fraud. It appears that one barrel of genuine oysters can he so In* creased in bulk by a proper admixture of lime and water that it will sell for two barrels. The Pituburg dealers have not hesitated to add to their prof ile by this scandalous device. They •re to he prosecuted. Mrs. Lincoln writes her friends that •he has completely lost the use of her •yes. Iler letters are written by an at tendant. She does not say what caused this new trouble nor bow serious it Is likely to prove. She baa been accus tomed to sit alone in a dark room, which may have weakened bar eyes, although they never failed k** before. She says a*, to her general health she Is very weak, Masai a. Trench h Knight, wholesale grocer* i<Q Erie, have just detected the existent?* of a queer band of tbievea who have been committing extensive depredations upon their money drawer for several year*. Workmen in making repairy t Tew days ago, deacerned a Urge mir* neat back of the drawer made epdeely of miming notes,. many ... .... 1 111 11 11 M 1 1 IB— VALENTINO* P CO.** STORKS, AUeyhrny Street, JMlefoute, Pa. UE"W GOODS. A FULL BTOOP IN ALL CLASSES OF GOODS. DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES. We have a nice assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Including a line of BLACK CASH M KRKS, to which we Invite special attention. WAI'NER'S FLEXIBLE HIP and DR. STRONG'S CORSETS in colore or white, all sixes; the two beet coreeU made. SHAWLS, SKIRTS and COATS, and a beautiful line of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S LACE COLLARS and TIES. The handeomaat line of SIIK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS t be found anywhere; beautiful SILK MUFFLERS, SWISS EMBROIDERY and TRIMMING LACES. STAPLE GOODS 0,.n M. i —""" MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. LOTS OF TRUNKS AND SATCHELS AT ANY PRIOR. CARPETS! CARPETS! Cotton Chain, Ingraine and better gradee in pretty patterns. RAG CARPETS at varioue pricee ; the cheapest are good, but tbere le none belter than the beet. OILCLOTHS! OILCLOTHS! 4_4 t (H, 6., ,d 6-4 ol " J 1" " MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING. OVERCOATS end FULL SUITS. The beet way U to come and aee them. Tbey CAD 'l be beat for quality AD d price. Rubber Goods ! Rubber Goods ! BOOTS and SHOES; ANY QUANTITY OF THEM AT ALL PRICES. THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT IS FULL OF CHOICE GOODS—at fair prices for GOOD GOODS. — The finest OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COF FEE, our customers say the best they ever drank, finest TEAS and good ones at low prices. TRY THE CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS— Peaches, Cher ries. Plums, Pears, Apricots, Peas, Are. If there is anything finer we don't know it. HAVE YOU USED ANY OF lIUCKIN'SSOUPSt-Make Soup in fifteen minutes, any kind you hare a mind for. THURBER'S DEEP SEA MA CKEREL, are as delicious and tender as Spring Chieken. BLOATER MACKEREL, there is nothing finer in the market. TRY MrCANN'S IRISH OATMEAL and you will not use any other. The nicest way to buy it is in 14lb. cans, but we sell tt in any quantity. LEO GET'S WHEAT and OUT FLAKES make a palatakle dish in a short time. PICKLES of all kinds—CROSSE & BLACK WELL'S EM PIRE and other kinds. COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE, and if you want anything we do.t't have, it will be gotten, if practicable, very soon. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. VALENTINES & CO.'S STORE, HUMES' BLOCK, ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLBFONTK. PA LEATHER, Ask for Genesee Sole Leather if you want the best. Clf Skina, Kips. Moroccos, Linings, Leste TbreeH, Nnils, Pegs. Wax, Bniitlea and all kinds of Hboe Findings a baod. We alsotnake to order GENTS BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS from the best of FRENCH LEATHER. Leave your orders and a perfect 6t guaranteed. lE. GEAHAM <3s SO IT. _ . . . - - • J -jiau. — S. db A. LOEB, General Merchants, Allegheny-fit,, BeUefionte, Pm MOTHERS, WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR BOYS. OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, SCHOOL, PLAY, —AND— DRESS SUITS, ARE MOW ALL IN. THE LAR3EST ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED. EXTRA PATCHES IN EACH 8UIT; SILK HANDKERCHIEFS IN EACH COAT —OT THR CELEBRATED STEIN, ABLER & CO.'S MAKE, of Rochester, WHOBK REPUTATION IN THIS LIMB STANDS FIRST IN THR UNTTBD STATES. To be had ONLY at the Popular Establishment -OF— SOe k I nPIB ALLEGHENY STREET, • tt il liUilll 9 i uummPA, FINE CLOTHIERS a —** — DEALExJIMI UENEBAL MERCHANDISE. MKCHLJSB & CO., Grocer*, Bush House Block, BeUcfontc, Pa. ,• ! . NEW GOODS —FOR THE— Fall & Winter Trade. W© have endeavored to get the very best 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 LINE OF CHOICE CANNED FRUITS. Preserved PEARS, PEACHES, CITRON,PLUMS, PRUNELLES. PLAIN CANDIES. FINE CONNECTION EST, —AND— GOODIES of all Sorts and Kinds. tarwe Invito the people of Centre County to call and inspect our NICE GOODS, which cannot fail to please. "fczSJ±iQIEEI i h iJrO &c CO. Philadelphia Branch Clothing Home, BeUefonte, Pa. FOB BJLKOA.HSTS —Of— CLOTHING —AJW> I GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. CALL AT THE PHILADELPHIA BRANCH, BELLEFONTE, PA. jjimm-j .i. ..i.ul., .. it i,i .. _ Business Cards. ITARNEBB MANUFACTORY AA. ■KU.KroXTK. PA. l-ljr FP. BLAIR, • nvna, •IHH cum, HIMT. AB. All varb twilr nmriri. Om Altaabaar BrA mn4#* Rivrkitbt'fl Montr, 4-if DEALS' in pure drum only, st zbllbrason, a ; tl# DRrooim. 5 Mo A ertwHertwrWW.' 1 2 Atl tk. Ptaadaid Pataai a*Maaa Pre 3 S WdMloM tad PhMtly Bortpn *ccar*tl f j. •J **.,11 f OUIB DOLL, I J FASHION Aifi.B MOOT A PJWMMAKB*. Mrackwbadt Ho, AU*gk*a> imi, My fali*Nrt,K AMMlfhlA (.MIMKIWr, piRST NATIONAL BANK OP r NKt-LKrOWTK. ABaabaarv*. MMkato, Fa. Mf COUNTY BANKING V OOXPAMY. feaalVatataalta Aa4 AIIm lifid, ■ W™*l NaMai 1 "* "iwflLrtflii, £■ ... . . <,..■4 mT d r Suns A. Rum, FiMMNt J, B IMMM.fIMktV> Mf Hk. hoy, m. d., • 0m la Onmi H*aa*. aknra Partaapb Uv <>•. SRUJMQMfM, PA. •RMW Mmßm gIM !• ORMtfM tmtfrf Mri Cbnala Hmm IMp nR. J AS. H. DOBBINS, M. D., IJ PMfMCtAH ARB •t'Wltelil, Oftaa AHagk*ay •.. *w T"|R jr. W. RHONE, D>U*,<*a al kit lw^MVAKaj^taJßy+k \f ILLHEIM HOTEL, ifl MtI.LDKIM. CKXTKR OOCKTT, PKXX'A. w 8. MUBSER, proprietor. tba lava af MIlUMai U kwatad la hnl Palter. !T> ariha ftraai Oobbra Atatloa, • tk* UIV fear* (team aad hraaa On* Malt Mad, Mtt Mr lta| |a A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT. •aad treat febta* la lb* laatlaii Wilj A tal raa* to a**ry bate. At tSTWiMm aetwa AmteateaiaiUfe* teaad Aral it— aad tana* aadar * Ja* . IiTN-ly* (CENTRAL HOTEL, (o T£tommrdc*rT,K A. A. KOHLBRCKKK, Proprietor. THMOWB T*ATJA aa Iba yaHrsad aIM Mad Logan Cement. THE retail price for LOGAN CE- Jjssl: ss wstuss feartate. DMf j B.V HICK A . 1866-1881. BtmgVi Fertilizers have stood Field Tests for 25 Years. ■II . I Tt I! BOntU, HOT ACMES. ■AT* *O*rr ir cinra BATCH'S TWEHTY-FIVE DOLLAR PHOSPHATE, BAUQH'S ECONOMICAL FERTILIZER for POTATOES, OWFRT <■■■* WLN ■ILKIRTI ot MMA PwUm, IMJOhrTa •ftWOPMWb, ALL oooos SOLO ON OUAHAHWED ANALYSIS. JwrrtfHn OErriolorw Stmt Fir** vpon apiUiration. I BAUGH 4c SONS, *0 South Delswars Aveawe. Philadelphia, fftlfyrtTrt 1 ' I il Turn l\nrnm Ihry Goo<l* ami Grmrerie*. JJARPER BROTHERS, IPKIKO PTKKET, BBI.LKPOVT*, FA. IIT their counter* and ihelvet flllad with NEW GOODS, ' (BANKRUPT RATES Purchaaed at ) BANK RUPT RATES ( BANKRUPT RATES wmra TIIET orrcK AT BOTTOM PRICES, BOTTOM PRICES, BOTTOM PRICES. „ OOMBMTIMO OF Dry Goodi, Millinery Good*, Clothing, Fancy Goods, BOOTS ,tid BROBA BOOTH and KIJOKB at eery low Dricea BOOTS and SHOES P LUMtatjle..! HATS u' CAPS Catjhs 8..*, HATS CAP. Umbrella*, Parasol*, Ladle.' a oaks, Carpeting, Owwria, Wueenawara, Ac. CjHW|,irj tli n. itiAi tah u tomm* ta aam HARPER BROTHERS* RFRIMO STRUT. - . aaiajcrorra, FA affissL'sm" 0 * —•• irana, Malac. F PHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BOOK and JOB OFFICE ALLEGHENY STREET, BRLLKFONTK, PA., U MOW orraaiMo GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO TBoas wiaatMo N RHT-CLAM Plain or Fancy Printing. We hare unusual facilities for printing LAW BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, PROGRAMMES, CIRCULAR., "ATM.NTB, BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS, BUSINESS CARDS, INVITATION CARDS, CARTES DK VIBITI, CARDS ON ENVELOPES. AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKS. MpOrder* by mail will receive prompt attention. MT Printing done in the beat style, oa abort notice and at the lowest rates. T>USH HOUSE, V ... . . B*tl.ltm?rTK. FA, FaaUtaa ml at*W gaaOHm*. m ** a. IV. ffr •ral travrltaa p.Mir <i etaaamn ial au ara MM * ht. rtm-Olaa. Bowl. *im tfc*? rHI to* Ima Matoru M laama.Mi N*. Utvffl) nrfarttaaa *•> J> ymtm m 4 iMm *•**• o*rt. W. ft. TKLUOI, FafV
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