®lte Ccntrr §twotrat. Thursday Morning, February 9, 1882. OoaaaaroaDiacs, cunlalnln* Important new*. UlUt •d from any part of tti* counts. No commuuicsttcn- I DMrtwl uules* accompanied by the raal nam* of Uta writar. Local Department. —Modiflod to suit i Pull down your baaquel —Snydertown is to bave a new Luth eran church. —No remedy except PERUNA doe* always coincide with the ft* mcdieatrix natura. —Greenland ha* no cat*. Think of cat* in a country where the night* are six month* long I —For the benefit of the Watchman and Republican we are plea*ed to ilale that Mr. Furat ha* found the DEMOCRAT office. The service* in the Methodist church were ably conducted by Rev. Mr. Laurie, of the Presbyterian church, on last Friday night. —The member* of tho Methodist Sun day-school contributed nineteen dollar* to the missionary fund of that church, on Sunday. —Women aro consistent beings ; at church thoy sing "Sweet, Hy and By," and at home they do the same—"Sweet, Buy and Buy." —The principal of our public schools, Prof. D. M. Lieb, ha* requosted all pupil*, in attendance, to be vaccinated. Mr. Lieb never misses an opportunity to do good. —History Is cotinually repeating itself. Every ono i taking the good, old fash ioned remedy, Sinea' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound for coughs and cofds this fall. —"Now twilight lets her curtain down aed pins it with a star," might have done well enough before McDonald Clark died, but now she pin* it with one of Harry- Green' cigars. —We have a few more copie* of a val uable litt'e work—"A Thousand Facts for tho Family Circle," and will cheerfully present a copy, with our compliments, to any of our subscriber* who will call at our office. —Acting upon the gentle hint of the DEMOCRAT last week, tho boys deported themselves a* good boys should, at the meeting of the Branch on Monday night. The ser.vico wa peculiarly interesting and appropriate. —A letter addressed, Edward A. Raw lins, Montreal, is being firmly held by Potmsster Johnson, until a more explicit direction is vouchsafed. Who know, whether Mr. Rawlins live* in Virginia, Missouri or Canada ? —The crystallr.ed bosom of the planing mill dam pre*ented quite an animated ap' peaiance tho latter part of !a<t week. The gay parties of skaters noislessly and fleetly here and there, each one's cup of enjoyment apparently filled to overflowing —All the young men in town, who were able to secure any one to accompany them, improved the eicellent sleighing on Sun day. But, friends, would you not have felt better had you gone to church or Sun day-school, or both, instead of seeking pleasure in driving out ? —Two valuable Nittany valley farms recently changed owners The property of David Harshharger, deceased, was pur chaser) by Michael Cornman, K*q., and Mer*. Christ Ib-eker and Oeorge Kocky bought that of .lohn I. Rocky, deceased, known as the Mckean farm. —The Centre county commissioners are this week conferring with the commission ers of Clearfield county, at Osceola, in the matter of the bridge that ha* been an eye sore to the Nrirille for some time. No sloubt a new bridge is needed, and we are sure that whatever is absolutely necessary will be granted. —An enterprising firm, somewhere, has begun the manufacture of electric corset*. About the only customers they will be able to secure will be superanuats>d old maids. One arm of the average young man, when applied properly, will generate more electricity in five minutes, than a gross of the e. c.'s in five years. —lt rains alike on the just and th unjust. On the just mainly because the unjust have borrowed their umbrella*. Rut both just and unjust are liable to take cold If they are exposed to rain, and we know that there is no thing to good for coughs and cold* as "Oreen's Compound Syrup of Tar, Honey and Bloodroot." —We believe there is in ordinance upon the borough statute book* prohibiting the throwing of stone* and other missile* upon the street*. We are anxious to know why It it not enforced. Snow balling renders the parties, addicted to the pernicious habit, amenable, and It is high lime some measure* were taken to put a stop to the indiscriminate hurling of theee messen gers of woe. —Wra. I. Marshall, Ksq., who will lec ture In Humes' Hall on Monday evening next, on the interesting subject of "An Kvenlng In Wonderland, or the Yellow stone National Park," is to be at Cooper Institute, on Saturday of tbie week. We rouchsafe a good thing, and as the cause, Tia : the Young Men's Christian Associa tion fund, la a commendable one, we trust none of our friend* will unnecessarily ab sent themselves, but tender tbe organiza tion the support It merit*. Chart of re served seats now raady at Mseers. Miller £ Co.'* book store ; call toon or you may Jbe disappointed. —The Tyrone 7\mes, now risiog two yearn old, 1* about a* spicy a little affair, as one care* to sac. Hut friend Holme* we would be pleated to have you credit u* properly, with any thing you may feel like using. We are liberal, and you can bavo all you want, only we cravo proper acknowledgement. —With real pleaiure we hear of the un qualified acquittal of Conductor K. M. Furey, of Denver, Colorado, who wa* charged with criminal complicity in ah itracting freight from can while in trantit over tbo lino of the company hy which he wa* employed. He wa* at one time in charge of the only train that ran from Lowlsburg to Spring Mill* over what I* now known a* the L. A 8. C. K. R. —Ju*t what crow to pick with the pave ment opposite our office, a certain gentle man could have had I* a mytery to u*. On Saturday morning after the ground wa* decently covered, and dangerou* place* concealed, this party, and we did pity him, too, *at down *o emphatically that in our opinion bo wa* endeavoring to puni*h the •idowalk. The many who have tried thii will testify that pavement* are incorrigible. —Our* wa* the extreme pleaiure to meet Mr. F. M. .lackon, of Klmira, N. Y., manager of the Howe Sewing Machine Company, on Wedneday. Mr. Jackson 1* a suitable person to represent one of the mo*l *ucce**ful a* well a* enterpriing manufacturing companies in the world A pleasant gentleman in whoto company an hour i mo*t felicitously spent. Of course he had our jolly friend, Mr. A. C. Moore with him. —Seventeen dollar* and sixty cent* i< the ciact amount of money the county In vetted in the scalp* of variuu* kind* of defunct quadruped*, on Tuesday. Why not capture them alive and start a zoologi cal garden of our own. If all the animal* purported to have been killed lat year, and for which the county paid a handtome royalty, amounting in the aggregate to $1240, had been taken alive we might have had a handnome menagerie. —A* a specimen of difficult versification w# insert the following from the pen of Carl Schreibcr, the Brush valley poet: Mt >f rhflM not fnorf, l<qt 111 w*r# If I fOil4 flnl n rtitm* ullv*r A |ltrjr thing my rhvmlng mill w#n If It rwiM |ffll no rhym* I wih th*t "ti my land •< h rill A ronurt flow i,l alitor; Thai ofi It* l-#'. l-rlghf •• Rarh laf a lh<>niid d-llar hill w*r . That all n.f p"-|en and ft? till *er fltufDnl oqt an 1 not with g-<l.f alitor ; That awh hr-Wa 4tn|4 pill A dUmoad flna worth | Iht of al'ter : And that wh r\a4 of mml. and hill war* AH all*r and wr mlna Th*f> *li wer# All m -# . than atill war* Thaatnrtia rif h%rt at><l 1 rain . my will war* Th*n |ona Da- smWr 9. |T9. —That old veteran of the show bu*in'*'< Sam. Sunford and hi* excellent troupe, played Ten Night* in a Barroom, with a creditable filled house last night. The en tertainment was superb, which of course is what all eipeeled when told that thi* old war-horse was leading. Mr Walter S Sanford, a son of the proprietor, for the first time assumed the rote of .Joe Morgan, on aecount of the sickness of Mr. Bradford who was billed for that part, and succeed ed admirably. The young man hat consi derable talent and with practice will be come a successful player. Tho party play at Tyrone to night and to-morrow night —The debilitated timidity of Judge Cox, the inconceivable propositions of Judge Porter, Col. Corkhill'* obstreperous osten tation, the antiquated apparition* of the medical experts, and the nervous declara tion* and indigenous hilarity of Uuiteau himself will pas* on down to posterity, through the medium of the historian's pen, at the constituent elements that made up the greatest criminal trial of which we have any record. Month* were consume,! and almost fabulous amount* of money expended to prove the rem/.rer a liar. Sechler A Co , I* the place to buy your groceries, If you went to get them for what they are worth, and the het to be had. —Speculative life insurance ia K> rapidly I howlng the true color* undor which it ' ail# that a man who entertain* any revprct i for himaeir, hi* family or neighbors will hare nothing to do with It. Keen though tha rite of tha* excrescence* wa phenom enal, their decline ha* been no le* rapid. Public *ntimanl ha* permanently banish ed them from legitimate channel* of trade, and tho*e that continue doing buainea* are dally being compelled to enter security for their appearance at court, to answer the charge of fraud preferred against them by the many whom they hare tucceeded In duping and awindling. The manner in which they do business place* a premium upon death. A ton i* induced to inture* the life of hi* aged father, upon being as tured by the oily-tongued agent that the aaaeMmenU will be few and light, and only dUcorera after he ha* paid hundred* of dollar*, that tha company can at any time cloa* it* door* in the face* of it* policy holder*, and there I* no recourse; thit, terrible a* It i, l howerer of minor im portance compared to the aniiety with which the unnatural child will await the death of the be*t friend he ever had. Before many year* the wort in roc tire that can be hurled at a political candidate, will be that be waa at one time engaged In thin mo*t nefarious business. We caution our friends to glee these shark* the cold shoulder, and steer clear of any one who asks them to take out a policy. PKKSONAL, —Baney, tho local expres man, I* prospering ; he has a new horse and wagon. J. Willard Miller led tbo young men's mooting and service of long, on Munday afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Potior, of near Centre Hall, favored u by calling on the DKMO CKAT on Monday. Mr. K. C. Krumrino, ono of Gregg township'* active young Democrats, wa* in town yeiterday. Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Karon, of Union ville, while in town on Tuesday, did not forget tho DXMOCHAT. yfo are sorry to note the continued ill ness of our friend Mr. Win. Cox. In flammatory rheumatism is the ailment. Our handsome druggist, Mr. Kellers, took a ride on Thursday and understand* fully tho art of manipulating 'the ribbons.' Mr. Finley K. Johnson i* at home, lie looks just a* ho used to, and reports Lock Haven a splendid town—for a mash. Ah, Finley ! Tho many friend* of Mr. John Bodine will bo pleased to know that ho has a I", ciativa position a* (a gliu* cutter, at the works here. Mr. Robert Kldred, of Mackeyville, Clinton county, tpent last Sabbath in Rellefonte. He was accompanied by his brother, Mr. Jame* F.ldred, of Cawker City, Kansas. Mr. John (juillien.ot St. I-ouii at one time an accomplished cow-Doy, is in charge of a department at tho glass work*. He relate* some intensely interesting tale* of life in tho Lone Star .State. Mr. George A. Katon, formerly ono of Mr. Hicks' able salesmen, and now resid ing at Pennsylvania Furnace, shook hands with hi* many friend* here on Tuesday. Reserved seals entitling bulders of tbem to advantageous position* at the lecture on Monday evening, are being taken rapidly. Chart at Miller's book store now ready. Rlind Charlie wa* present at the services at the M. K. church, on Sabbath evening, nd entertained those who were fortunate enough to he there with some of his ex cellent music. Moft people arc ealiiflcd In own and be allowed In ride in ono • 1 >ikh, not u> with : our irrepri ible friend, Mr. 8. K. Fau*t, ' who came sailing into town, on Saturday, j with ix or mven. Ex-Deputr Sheriff, 11. B Springier, we are plcaeed to know, i* iucceeding admi rably in hi* new vocation. Honeely, coupled with hard work, always help* thote who help themselves. H. F. Hunter, Eq.,of Benner township, and Mr Samuel Decker, of Zion, w.-re among our visitor* on Tueeday of thin week. We lake great delight in enter taining uch good old Democrat*. Our tall friend, Mr. Calvin Smith, it juot tickled all to piece*. He put away eighty-three load* of ice, and will n-<t need to court the indulgence of ice men next tumrner in order to tocure their low eat rate*. We learn from a private nource that John H. Auman, Esq.' ha* been tecured to complete the unexpired term of Mr. Jamiton, teacher of the Millh*im primary •chool. It it a fortunate teleclion, and reflect* great credit upon the ichooi hoard of that enterprising village. Kev. Vernon B!l, a graduate of Prince ton College, preached at the Fre*byterian church, on Sunday morning and alternnon Hi* lermoni are highly *poken of by per ron* who were in attendance, and are *aid to have been equally a* g<*od a* those de livered by ministers much older. Mr. J, S McCargar, at preeent stopping in Millheim, permitted u to grasp-bis large, warm hand on Saturday. Mac, a* we call him, it a fph-ndid fellow, in whom there i* no guile. He fell in love with McMillen, of Brockcrhoff Hou*e, and promire* to have the invitation* out before long. Prof. A. Girod, a m*t versatile muni cian, ha* connected himself with the Arm of Alexander A Co., and will canvas* the county in the interest of that bou*e. He think* notne of moving to Bellefonte and with that in view, i* looking for a suitable property which he will purchaae, and move into. Mr. Cameron Burnside, now in the Philadelphia Custom Uouae, it borne, for a bori respite from hi* arduout duties. We truat the tmile* of the many ladiet with whom he it a favorite, together with the breexy mountain air, may prove an effective nepenthe to hi* enervated phyti cal and mental force*. On Monday the *anctum grew suddenly darker, aurprlted by the *udden transfor mation, we glanced up and there *tood our large friend Mr. C. C. Brumgart, of Mile* t iwnsblp, who boy tba way la juat aa much of a Democrat aa he I* a ma*. We en joyed hi* call hugely, and want him to come early and often. D. C. Keller, County Tree*urer, will dis poee of a part of hi* personal effect* at hi* present residence in Centre Hell, on Sal urday nest, and on Tuesday following will take up hie abode, permanently, in our mountain city. Mr. Keller Ik becoming deservedly popular both as ft competent official and pleasant gentleman. We noticed quite en animated exhibi tion of martial valor on Linn itreet the other day. The belligerent*— A. 0. Furet, lUq, and Master Kddle Blenchard,—enow ball ammunition, end would you think it possible, our young friend cam out victor ious. We old fellows can no longer com* pate with the boys In sport of tble kind. —That perfect baking and cooking stove, tho "Pioneer," 1* for tala only by Wilson, McFarlano Ac, Co. All superfluous orna mentation ba* been dispensed with to e --euro a first-class kitchen KUIVO. For weight, •Length and durability It cannot bo sur passed. In purchasing thla itoro you are not paying Tor Dickie trimming* and beau tiful flnUh, but you are getting what it far better and what you need in a good cook itovo—a good, reliable baker and cook. —Through the gentlemanly courtesy of Mr. Thotnut It. Keynoldt, senior meinler of the firm of T. K. Keynoldt, tenior member of the firm of T. H. Keynoldt fc Co., we were permitted to cxamino the newly introduced machinery for the man ufacture of flour. Tliit enterpriiing firm it tho only one in Central Pennsylvania that utet the gradual reduction procv**, and tlin tubttitution, by them, of the cele brated Stevcna Roller Mill, for theold time burr markt a now era in the history of liellefonle t varied Induttriet. The r,ine muchinet, now in successful oje-ration, with the accompanying improvenienlt were tecured by the outlay of $16,000. Owing to the lack of necettary power gener ated by the tupply of water they mean to place in potition a new engine, built f<r them, at a cot of SB,OOO, in about three week, after which their daily product will be one hundred and fifty barrel* of first grade flour Wo compliment the firm upon their display of business enterprise | and sagacity. I —A copy of the Dtm'-rratxf /Vrss, pub li>h<-d in Philadelphia, dated March I'Jtb, i 1810, ha* been placed in our liand" for ex amination by Mr. Jame* Corneliu*. The | paper I* a curiosity, tho reader* of the DKMOCKAT, or any other of liellefonle's ! excellent weeklie*, would consider them selves insulted were we to mail Ihetn copies similar in appearance. It has hut two pages, no head, few advertisements, is printed on coarse, tough paper, in large Isold type, and is yellow with age. Iu editorials are remarkably well written, evidencing careful preparation, and the •pirit they brathe would, certainly, have ! entitled the editors to no little considera tion as patriotic rilir.cn*. Kngland it so. \crrly denounced and the [.eople called ojMin to support the action Congress may take in the troubles then brewing ; the •var of I Hltj was fought under the inspira | linn of jut such sturdy stroke* of the pen, • dminittered by men who counted well the cost, and baring made up their mind" threw into the cause their b<*t iffirt*. I The /Vc.s contains a lengthy, beautifully written obituary of the wife of Simon Snvder, E*<i , then Govern r of IVnnsyl vani*, closing with this sublime and touch ing sentence "The tears of the jeeir and frier.dles* will embalm her memory and bedew her grave ; often have the prayer* and blessing of the wid'-w and the father less, and of other* whs had none, but her, to help them, gratefully ascend" d to the heaven of heavens, there to prepare f..r her a mansion in that blissful abode, where seraphs 'gather immortality on life • tree, fast by the throne of Grace ' " Anot'TTHK Br.tvti —The circular print ed helow is self-explanatory : The number of blind persons in Pennsylvania, by the cer.su* of IHHO, is nearly The num ber in each county is a* follows A duns.. 48 Lancaster 11l Allegheny 2"*.' Lawrence ",7 Armstrong 61 l/el,anon ..._ JtJ Iteaver... 80 I/chigh f.'i Bedford S3 Lur.erne„ 127 Blair 4-1 Lycoming. .'.l llert* !•.'> llrKean .. , 2 Bradford 47 Mercer...., fig Bucks M Mifflin 17 liutier 2fl Monroe VI Camb la 8'" Montgomery,... 80 Cameron fs Montour II Carbon 35 Noriham'd 44 Centre,.. 26 Northampton ... 67 Chester 81 Perry lit) Clariorf 8" Phila<lelphia Wfh Clearfield.. IS' Pike 18 Clinton 1C: Potter. 1H Columbia Bf> Schuylkil'*... 110 CrawforJ 64 Snyder 28 Cumberland 87 Simerse 82 Daupbi n._ 65 >uiiivan 4 Ib-biware. 60 Suscpiehinna-... 28 Klk 7 Tioga 27 Krie, 78 Union, 10 Fayette 7V Venango 25 Forest, 8 Warren 2t Franklin f>B Washington.,... 60 Fulton 1" Wayne 81 Green 8 Westmoreland., f>o Huntingdon 88 Wyoming.., 18 Indiana. 68 York 78 Jefferson, IB; - Juniata 18 Total 8,4*4*7 Lackawana 107 I The Pennsylvania Institute for the In tlruclion of the Blind" will receive appli cant* between the age* of 10 and 26. Tbe "Pennsylvania Working Home for Blind Men" will receive ih'e between the age* of 26 and 60, to learn trades and receive employment therein. And the "Pennsylvania Industrial Home for Blind Women" will instruct and employ blind female* of 21 year* and upwards. The last two institutions are supported mainly by legaciea and benevolent contri bution*. It I* vary certain that a large number of the blind in the counties know nothing about these institution*; and also that very many who do know of them have Dot had the friendly band to prepare the way far their coming here. ft i* obviously the kind office ot every good cl linen and certainly tho official duly of the Guardian* of the Poor to look faith fully into this matter. WILLIAM CBAPIM. Principal of the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind ; 11. L. HALL, Ruperintendant of the Pennsylvania Work ing Home for the Blind Man. —The great secret of PBDOVA I* that It always coincide* with tba ri* mtdieatrix wifsrs. (Nature.) —fiu Pi S. tk A. Locb fur bargainf in bnytbing. Hreji goudf, eilka, VulveU, plufbef and tinw-l plaids ami nrlja-. Ir, .11 .hgdet and effect# at tho Hue Hive. Loeb it the place to buy dry gnodr. Largo assortment, low price* and good good# at all times. Spring and Hummer reason, 1882. Woolen btock noio eomplrtr. K-trlv or ders toliciled. 4i-tf MOKTOOMKRT A CO., Tailorr. | —Tho new advertisement of the 800 Hivo one-price floret in thin we<-k' paper | .sill repay a careful perusal. I had great trouble with my lung* until I used I'KHCNA. Am well. Mrs. A. BRIBER, I'itteburg, J'a. "Forth into the mightv forest Hushed the rnbdden'd Hiawatha ; in bit heart u deadly borrow." Why, because town one sold him a < igar bo much inferior to Harry Greens that be got tnad. Kec ' For tli<' present the sleighine is about over. For a week past sleighing parties were in order, and those who enjoyed the pleasure which thoy afforded will probably wish fur another fall of snow. A special meeting of the Huntingdon Presbytery was held in the Presbyterian j ehur< h of Bellefunleon ia>t Tuetdar. Two ; ministers belonging to tliis Presbytery re. reived |x-rniision t<> j< in other Presbyte ries— Kev. W. Campbell to that of Balti more, Md , and it,-v. S. 8. Wallen to Washington, I>. C. —"The world is all a fleeting show, for mans illusion given; the smile* of joy, 1 the tears of w<x\ deceitful shine, deceitful , flow—there's nothing true but heaven ' 11 .Id on. now, we protest, and want v<-u to * add clothing bought from Lewin at the Philadelphia (tram h, to your list H<-av<-n and Lewin's clothing ' j —lf I.avaru* had been a wealthy man, and prior to his dealh had willed all of his properly to his sisters, could he, after bis j return to life, have secured JxxKmsion of it ' Had he worn a cut selected from the immense stock now being shown at the Philadelphia Branch we answer—most assuredly—yes. Jt RV LIST PK SPECIAL Cot KT. — A special term of court will be held in Marsh, commencing on the second Mon day, the |.t:h day of the month. The fol i lowing persons have t.s-n df- wri to serve as traver<xs jurors a', this term ! M II tflMff, (V!|p|p. JM K I <s Mrpn Mi! M >trir, l IB,H < %t*R K'S'TS fic'h Rl;' |>< (■ *. F | W r 11G L I' L*B<S|H IV FGK JUREI, KTTKLMTF f FVT.B. R P. ISBFTFTFTRK. W V R T' L. if Rgc TJGM. Wllbs-t. If •kJfrvsa. „ OK MI W H.flfs HA.lf.Mk *kiMi<l Kit" KGFLR, I*. u*t *. < *!< ' L.FS.;, | RT. r.SFE 11,1 th Pt„ I'ufltrr Jr-PETL-.R'T llll'rf. ' s|Lf, || U NULFF. 1UH.44 J \ \ H ORSHFTTFI, It. N' T.FA Jmt.-l II. F, r I |a. V| || l„,vs 1,.,,. Mfl! W'*, 1 <s M.f J |t fd || fc * k KiMHtHf, Urn. J IUII;.r Hnafc U-spr *-||q. t..tMT y,|*d. R <#".* t. !%., || | Haftkct Pr.ftrr, rrvwi.ftffc ft '! •. < urtin. ft . ||,.ard bnf. IIIa. ML ll- ll r l'r.t#s| Y'llt'f*. Ilti'i ti '"lift I* llaxtl*. KasWri (\.jp (tjntit | —Guiteau, he who f..r nearly three months, h been <<n trial for the cold !,; -dad assassination of the iate(s< n Jas. A Garflel-1, I'resiJent of the i'niud Btales, has kc-n found guilty of murder in '.he firt d'gree, bv a competent jury of his countrymen, and his execution is to lake place June .I<l. This decision will be ! satisfactory to the civilized world. It • dearly proves the ability of the people of the I'nited Htates to govern themselves, and brands the fori bead ol socialism in -•ur land, so indellibly that no trouble need Ise apprehended Irom that quarter in the future The press and individuals now are at liberty to make some reparation to Judge C* for unjust criticisms on bis, at that time, apparent undue clemency b • ward the nation's prisoner. In hit charge , to the jury he disabused the minds of any, : who may have taken ground against him, of the impression that he was endeavoring to extend too much official courtesy to the depraved brute whose life depended in a great degree upon the action he might take. Ouiteau's bullet left a mark upon the heart and memory of every citizen of our republic that time itself will be unable tn efface, and now, as his doom has been declared by the court, we have only to wish that he may be more successful in making his calling and election sure with the God, whom he claims inspired bim, than he was in convincing man that he was thus inspired. Srßtßo MlLL*.— Mrs K. If. Duncan i* visiting friends her. I hope she will be able tn feel at home while among us. Mr. W. A. Kerlin, who has been de pended upon for the proper manufacture of the staff of life so long, has concluded to leave; he goes to lowa. Mr. Win. From take* the place thus vacated. New buildings to be erected during the summer, number about ten. Not half enough gentleman, as I think twenty could be rented readily. The Arm of K. C. Kruinrine A Co. now handle 1,000 bushels of wheat dally. This i* quite an item in business circle* here, and I hope they may realUe the million* there U in It. Tha building of a school bouse is now Milled upon. It if to be composed of three rooms end, doubt not, will be en ornament to the town. The site has been purchased of Mr. Kunk, 1* opposite the dwelling of Mrs. I). Runkle tn an advan tageous locality. * j —Lilie', misses' and children's dol man* and coats in end!"** variety and very cheap at the J{i, Hive. —Ladles coats, jackets, dolmans, circu lars and u!steri-tls;s, In endless variety, •tyl'-'s ip'l colors, and prices lower than elsewhere at 8. & A. Loeb 's. Laces, fringes, gimps, buttons, Ac , in nil the latest designs and at unrivaled I prices, at the H<* Hive. How To Okt Bi'K Kjj.ose yourself day and night, eat t"<j much without ei- a I c-rcise, work too hard without rest, doctor all the time, take ail the vile nostrums ad vertised, and then you will want to know h>.- to tjrt writ. Which is answered In throe words—take Hop Hitters! —The very best production that can bo had from 15 rst c'as stock and eicollent : workman>hlp in leads and shoes, at prices no higher than common eastern tra*b, are 1 now open and for rale by S. A A. Loeb. Call and examine the stork of ranges Iad cook stove, at Wiboa, MeVhrliM* I Co ; also their line of single and double healers. They have for sal- the Welcome ll< me double h<-atcr, wbli b bas been thor j oughly and satisfactorily tested in this j community. Seiinlor Hill's Condition. I tie Atlanta Ha.) Constitution says: A letter was receiveil in tins city on -Saturday stating that foiled Mates j Senator B. H Hill bad gone to I'hila ielpliia for an * x am in at ion ol bis tuout b. It is said Ir. Gross found a small swel ling Ht the (dare where the former ope ration had lieeri made, but * as not ler * tain as to whether it was the old disease or tire result of cold. Leeches were ep plied with a view of reducing it in that way, but |)r. 'iro-s-wa* of tlie opinion that the thirii operation would be neces. -ary. He said, however, that it would l.e an operation not attended with much danger. At the same time that this third ops-ration is performed the knife will l.e used to clip Mr. Hill a tongue at the point where it healed up when the last operation was fterfornied. It then healed further than was intend ed, ami in cotis-f justice gives a lisp trs Mr Hill's Speech. I his clipping Will amount to little or nothing," Philadelphia Markets. Caiutastu Jvutwr* IH. ISS.' Trs-1>- |- in sit d.|*,tax-no. si,-I I tm-ivtufi* kf* %rty dull. ; ia u - sll swl **! s.i-. .1 | <,s. 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W ilUani . thnliwsat alaaala ths tnaxas, alibis ths tnl.nss It. King larttcnUns at bight altsr gstttng aarta In lxt.i a. was a pauHk -. gins instal I and cslnl'-m rslisf. and is f-rxfau-d . nij fit |'il., itching of ths fistrats parr, and t. nnthrng .las. K-s-l ahat ths 11.-a J M Cuffinlmr. f Ct.s-land sats ai-mt (it Willtaai's Indian I'll- <hetanl I hats ami sm ,4 Pils Carta, and II afl..r4 s>. i-l-astx.- to say that I bars ns,-r l-aod anttfatng ahtrb gats ;m h raimediats and |-ta.ahsat rsl.-l as In. H ill M m s 1 Indian (Hslatrsi r.e aal. I.t all drnggists or tnailsd -n r-srshd ~| ; i-rtra, fl <si. HENRY A Co., Propt. *ty ti t sasy St. fisa trwh I)H FRAZIERS ROOT HITTKHW. y-s.tsr . Rod Rtltsrs ars ant a drantadxy. ahlsAy hsssrags, tot ars etmtiy m-dx.ual In avail ana. Th-y act sto-ngty spun ths llvsr and htdarvs. bs-f. ths I -easts ifvu sad rsgnlat. ntab- th- ••-ah sts.-ng. hsat th-Unnga. bait-t|ap ths n-r.es aa l rtaaas. th hh) and -islam f svery Hut nritt. * Itisstr.sea. Hush ,4 IU-) l- ths Head, tsndtng to Apaptsxy. Ixsj-yma fsvar and agas, ttmpsy. f-n xl.-s bd utatrhna. Ihndnhma Mutant* and Ikdaa. 7-tt-s. Ring tliira, White Basiling, Ksy stpains, Bur* R*--* and tor y-,g mn saffsrtag fmm W -abhss. , Itd.llliy raasrd frraa im|<tsdnm, and bo Vrsala m dslmsts hsalth. Prbgtay's Rod R-tt-r. ara aseorlslly rsror* ro - nded th. Prarlav I hasa assd two hottlaa of y.mt Rot Bm-rs ha Irytfu-pata. Olssir-ssa. W aaXnsua and Ktds-sy IXoaaa. and Ibsy did ma mat* g—t than lbs donors and all lbs mnix lea I asm stag rr- -m ths brat da-a I hagnn la mawd, and I am east In p-rfs. t hmllh. and foal as wall as I avve dx. I nmmtday yuat madlstaa <*a i 4 Iha irsusd of Wssatngs IU li MASTIR. Ctarataad 0 RoM hy all dntnttda asayyvtbna at fl par hrdtta. IIENHS A CO., Hole PronV. e* 'y *8 Van,, gt_ Ksu Tart gKth' DIBEASEH CURED! By th Trustor t Wage OtutmauL Cutm si If by mag.. Mu.pl ss. Marb Haa.ta as lira ha. Rhxctwk * and Rrufdtoet tm ths tars, tsmving ihs akin rlaar, w haalthy atxl toautlful Aho ruts* Ins. Warhss s Itch, felt Mtaum. Tsvtsr, Ringworm. Braid Hswd. CbbMmd llarxU. Rota Xtpfdm. tuts U|, oht, tdwduata nrat* and farm, dr. BKIR MSKABR. r. Osaka, Ra,. n.v-ian-1. 0_ aufeyud l-yued all da bsrtRUM Bom a akin dtsnsaa uhh-h bfe wnl aw kit hands, haad and fas*, and naartv dsaooyad Ma art* Tha tnrat twraful dor taring tarlad to hate Mm, bad af lat all had failad haaaadOr tranar s MagX Ihatmawt awd WW rurad hy g I, u sppH-atirns •W-Ths brut aed ably poatllva can fhr skin dhsuame twf Brwt hy mall on rwradag af wrkw. Mrvr fWuw Hk-IRI d Cln . Rrdn Psnsr t A taoay Bt.. Raw Voak. Pw Mind, Rlaadlng, tWMag or I Xaratad Ptias Or WUtlam'• laHAb Charaaas is a ban aero. MX* ft-"!, Bp wall. For tela by Omggi.ts at*ly
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