Centre Democrat., March 30, 1882, Image 8

JEht Crutrf gtmmat.
Thursday Morning, March 30,1882.
Co&MMPOMDKNCB, rinlnll>llK •*. • ~u •*"
•d from any part of the county. N oonimutile
I aii*rtwl uuleo nccompDl*4l by Ibf real iiauie of oe
writer.
Local Deiartmet.
i
—Dig garden.
—Parasols are becoming numerous.
—"What kind of monkeys grow on
grapevines? Gray apes." (Grapes.)
PBRUNA is not an experiment, but a
fixed fact; a single bottlo will convinco you.
Whenever you are sick and tho doctor
tries this and then that, stop fooling and
take PKHtrSA.
—The Methodist pulpit was filled Sun
day evening by Rev. Charles Figles, in an
agreeable manner.
—Loeb's is the place to buy dry goods.
Largo assortment, low prices and good
goods at all times.
—Mr. A!. Haupt was home for a few
days last week. Ho is clerking in Lan
caster, we believe.
—Prof. Frank Muer, A II , principal
of the Aaronsburg public schools was in
town on Monday.
—The delay in issuing tho DEMOCRAT
this week was occasioned by an unusual
pies* in the job department.
—Mr. S. S. Blair, of nollidaysburg, is
mentioned as a candidate for the nomina
tion of Congressman at large.
A new post office has been established
at Longvillo, Centre county, Pa., with
Samuel B. Lucas as postmaster.
—Mr. Washington Reese went to Potts
ville, his home, on Monday. Wo trust
our friend may enjoy himself.
Mr. S. D. Tobias, of Millheim, one of
the best pharmacists in the State, paid
B"l!efonte friends a visit on Saturday.
What was one of the mot important
act* recorded in the life of \\ a.hington
His little hatchet, of cherry tree fame.
Rev. Pennepacker was taken seriously
ill in the pulpit on Sunday morning, but
we are glad to know be is now better.
—Mr. Lewis Fabian, a German gentle
man staving with Mr Samuel I.ewin, does
some real artistic work with ascroH saw.
Lyon <!k Co., are closing out their
entire stock of dry goods, clothing, hoots
and shoes at cost, in order to quit the busi
ness.
—Miss Emma Ray, of Tyrone, and Mis*
Piper, of llollidaysburg, are enjoving the
hospitality for which our friends Mr. an.l
Mr*. R. M. McfJee are noted.
—lf you have a dime to spare, and who
among you ha* not, step into the p*t office
and contribute that much to the fund for
the support of "Betty and the baby."
Mrs. Bond Valentine, who at present
Is in very poor health, i* being visited by
her sisters, Mrs. Hate* of N'ew York, and
Mis* Lizzie Kenney, of Philadelphia.
—The assistant •principal of our public
schools, thinking he may add to ht* patri
cian appearance, ha*, after due delibera
tion, concluded to cultivate a chin beard.
—Dr. HK. Hoy has been secured te at
tend the poor of Spring township during
the ensuing year, by the newly elected
overseers. A most excellent selection.
Mr. E. M. Stnrdevant moved on Tues
day from hi* late residence on Linn street
to the Wolf property. One of the Messrs.
Loeb will occupy the house thus vacated.
—An Osceola literary society last week
discussed RrnolrtA, That foreign emigra
tion should be encouraged by the U. 8
Well, the matter now is settled no doubt,
and the Chinese must not come.
—A celebrated lecturer, upon heingcom
plimented for the clearness of his voice,
remarked: "Why, nothing is easier ! Ail
you've got to do is to use Sines' Syrup of
Tar, wild Cherry and Iloarhound.
—Rev. J. F. De Long was called away
down to flublersburg to marry a couple on
Sunday. The reverend gentleman is said
to be a very pleasant, as well as capable,
person to have about on occasions of this
kinJ.
—The other day a* Mr. A. Lyon, Sr.,
was walking out Allegheny street, several
boys noticed volume* of smoke issuing from
one of bis pockets and upon examination
fouqd nearly all of the pocket with It*
content* burned to cinder.
—A young man named James Work
man, of Eagieville, this county, fell into
the forebay of the saw mill of Hopkins A
Irwin* at Reynoldsville on Wednesday of
laat week, and was either drowned or kill
ed by the fall. He waa about twenty
years of age.
Mr. O. A. Drory, of Elmira, N. Y.'
who represents a large Binghamton boot
and shoe house made one of hi* regular
call* on the busineas men of our town on
Friday last. He Is en accomplished suc
cessful salesman and makes new friend*
wherever he goes.
—The Conrad bouse billiard parlors are
now open, and our friend Mr. Geo. Down
ing 5s the proprietor. This gentleman Is
quite a piayar and any one desiring a little
sport can cross cues with him. Mr. J, F.
Graff, Mr. Downing's predecessor, leave*
town with th* good wishes of all for dur
ing his stay among u* he was uniformly
kind and gaoUamanly.
ON* KXPBRIBNCB FROM MART.—I had
been nick and miserable so long and hud
caused my husband so much troublo and
expend), no one eeined lo know what ailed
rue, thai I was completely disheartened
and discouraged. In this frame of mind I
got a bottle of Hop Hitlers and used them
unknown to my family. I soon began to
improve and gained so fast that my hus
band and fumily thought it strange and
unnatural, but when I told them what had
helped me, they said, "Hurrah for Hop
Hitters I long may they prosper, fur they
havo made mother well and Us Imppy."—
The Mother.
NITTIAI. KNOT TIBO.— For soma time
we noticed that Mr. A. C. Mingle acted
sort of qucerey,bad a far away absent look,
you know, but yet the reason w< not appa
rent until tho intellegcnco reached us that
on the I Oth inst. Miss Maggie K Under of
State College had ceased to he Mis* Und
er and would henco'ortb be known us Mrs.
A. C. Mingle. It required Just one week's
time nfter tho interesting ceremony had
been performed to get "Cap" bai k from
the land of blissful imagination, totbe more
realistic one of every day life, and even
vet he can occasionally be detected sweetly
smiling a* though be were enjoying the
society of visitant* from a better world. Ot
course we extend our band for congratu
lations.
RATIFICATION MBBTINO—THANK* TO
WHOM TIIANKS AKK DCB.— A meeting to
endorse and thank tho members of the
present congress who voted in favor of re
stricting Chinese importation will be held
in the Court House in Hellcfonte on Satur
day evening, April Bth 18*2, l" which
every workingman and all other citi*"n
who believe in indorsing our public ser
vant* when they are right and condemn
ing them when they are wrong, are cordi
ally invited.
We meet not a* politicians or for politi
cal effect, but simply to show by our ac
tions and word* that we approve ur.J rn
dorse the work of the representaiives who
voted to p- the Anti-Chinese bill and to
publicly thank them f>r their eIT >rt* in
the interest of the workingmen "f Ameri
ca.
I*.<ron at H di-lance feeling a we do
an 1 MII; it hi/., i g •* ith tin* ni.o < nient are
r>-quo.tod to call similiir meetings in tln-ir
dill' rent localities. MAMT CITIZKX*.
DCATII or ltav. TIIOIIA* M. UKES*.—
The startling intelligence ha* reached i s
of thod alb of Rv. T. M. K-w of Al
toon a, on the nvrnirg th • I'7 th inst.
This now* will cniio- nmnv of • ur render#
real sorrow f>r h w# inlimatoly known
to n>>t a fow* of tlo-m. A complication of
ma'ariai and neuralgiac tr.njblea had par
tially incapacitated him for active service,
but up to the convening of the Methodist
conference at Look Haven, two week# ago,
he continued to All his pulpit, that of the
Chestnut Avenu" M. K. Church Altoona.
Mr. Ki-.-#o was for three years Presiding
E lor of the district to which iiellefonte
belonged and during that tinie lived in
this pla . For forty years this man of
fsod did faithfully all of the work falling
to his lot as nn inlinerant minister, and
no one was more identically connected
with the rise and progress of Methodism
In Pennsylvania. The remains of the de
ceased were taken to llaltimore, Md., and
interred there yesterday (Wednesday) at
10 o'clock.
Thus one by one the stewards who did
the pioneer work are called away and vacii
urn* are caused that never perhaps are to
be completely filled.
ITEMS moil (Si-atso Minus.— In my
last communication I told your readers
that Mr. Philip Dale had put up three new
houses at spring Mill*. This w<~-k he be
gan work on the fourth building. Thi*
last is for his own residence, so you see
we gain a good citizen and your sido of the
country lose a good resident.
The directors hsd a second letting of the
building ol the new school bonse, and Mr.
Coldren was agaiti the successful bidder,
Mr. Coldren is more successful In getting
contracts for building school houses in
Gregg township than he was in his etTorts,
last summer, to secure the nomination for
sheriff. '
There will be more flitlings next April
in and about this place than there ha*been
for several year* past. Tho big hotel Is
nearly ready for visitors.
Mr Kerlin moves to lowa, to engage in
farming. In his departure wo lose a good
tniller.a kind neighbor and an unterrified
democrat. As he was for a number of years a
resident of liellefonte, it will, no doubt, be
a source of pleasure to many of your rea
ders to bear that he leaves regretted by
all. lie has not an enemy In the entire
neighborhood, while Itis friends can be
counted by scores.
On last sabbath Ilev. J. It. Akers preach
ed his farewell sermon. Ills new field of
labor is in Clearfield coenly, near Glenn
Hope, P. O. During his stay of two years
in our midst be endeared himself to us all
by hi* earnest efforts to promote the inter
ests o: the Great Master's Kingdom, and
his self sacrificing and untiring zeal to
promote peace and harmony among the
brethren.
On Saturday night 25, inst., Mr*. Smith,
wife of Ezra .Smith died. For several
months she had been suffering from that
dread disease consumption, hut her suffer
ings are o'er "and she sleeps the steep that
knows no awakening." %•
—Spring fever is bothering a grant
many.
—Thn Waichman corrospondont, who
last wk dealt out *onm merited pruitn to
tho IJcnnor Towmhlp School Board, erred
in speaking of tho prnident when ho railed
him Noah Stover ; tho peron referred t<>
in Mr. Uriiih Stover, and a moro deeply
interested school officer never lived.
—On Wednesday and Thursday of next
' week a public written arithmetical exam
ination of pupil* belonging to the four
higher grade* of our public school* will ho
conducted by the principal, Prof. Leib. A
prize will be awarded the perori who pro
pare* the neatest and best paper.
—Our ncomplbhed medical friend, l)r.
Koland O. Curtln, of Pbiladelpbia, we
perceive, ha* aurrendored at lust. After
resitting the charm* of beauty for a acore
of year*, ho ha* been captured by an ac
complished New Knglnrid lady. Our e< n
gratulation* will no doubt be sincerely
•uptdemented by hi* ho*t of iriondi here.
You can save from I<X) to VOO per
cent, on a good dro*, from MM) to I'tiO per
cent, on a *uit, from 8•> to IHO per cent, on
a pair of ihoe*, and in everything that you
need you will tind it to your interet to
buy your good* where you get them at
tiret coat. LvoX die Co.
—lf potaibiu attend tha sociable at tlie
Metbodi*l church on naxt TueJay even
ing. The preparationa being made l*> in
sure a pieHsant time are ample. The ex
ercise* will consist of an elocutionary char
acter, with at least Is is i f an hour devoted to
social chitchat. Stranger* are cordially
invited.
—Through the genteel courtesy of Rev.
A.J llrigiil, we had the pleasure of form
ing Ibe a> quainlance of Mr J. \V. Urier,
of Lycoming i ■ untv, a brother of \\ II
Grier, edit' r of the Columbia Herald, Lan
caster. Mr. Grier is a rising young Dem
ocrat, posse. ,-<! of sound political judg
lie nt, arid maintain* a deep interest in the
welfare of Isi * parly.
—The Joking wisy in which the Rrpuhh
can speaks of the marriage of Mr. Daniel
Snyder is hardly in keeping willi the g' s.d
taste usually d.-playesl by < .r i-tMnrd
contemporary. That Mr. Snyder cos Id
not afford an expenive wedding is a mat
ter of bis own. lie did the be-1 be cud,
and t ' carp at the mi*f >rt ine* of others
always evidences it breeding
lts.erns that they who fall to attend
to small butins-s affairs with that prompt
ness n< ■ essary to insure th o lughness are
n't all dead yet These letters will be
held at the post office until they are sup
ptied with traveling money : Gordon fruit
ing C"., W'-stport, Conn., D. \N . Joni*.
Milesburg, l'a , and J. W. Marsk, 613
North 'Uh street, St. 1-oui*.
Mr. I. fuggnnhim-r, our witrpri
log 'I "n town tn<Ti bent, intends t o;*n
• brunch store at Cmlr* 11*11 on or abou*
th first of n**s month. It will tw in
charge of Mr. John Mullen alio in known
pretty much *ll over Centre county. We
wish our friends •buntlnnt success, and if
they practice the same hon rble minner
of dealing that cbarac teri/.- their busi
ness transaction* here, they will succeed.
On Tuesday, ( Washington, a colored
man known to many in and around H.-llo
font*, ** itting on the railroad in the
neighborhood of the nail work* and the
freight train coming in striking him,
knocked him into the creek, whence he
was taken up insensible and brought to
the station. Dr. Harris was summoned
and upon examination discovered one
broken fib with numerous contusions upon
several parts of bis b-iy. Hi* wuunJs
are not considered necessarily latal.
—ln the death of Henry Wads worth
Longfellow the entire world of literature
and art suffers. As an American he was
the pride and boast of bis fellow country,
men, who will mourn bis loss as they might
that of a brother or father ; as an Eng
lish writer be was known in every family
circle where English is spoken, and In his
own country Tennyson was compelled to
guard carefully the laurels he still wears,
and he is the only living man who can for
a moment he compared to the dead master.
If the flight of Trnnyson was higher, that
of Longfellow was steadier and he contin
ued longer on the wing. He belonged to
that class of writers who gave expression
to their views without fear and now since
he has passed away the good seed he was
always pleased to sow will hear fruit. If
Longfellow was didactic, occasionally, he
was lovely, pure and true, and he leave*
vacant a place no other can All. The com
plete list of hi* work* ii as follow* : "Hy
perion," 1839; "Voice* of the Night,"
1839 ; "Ballads and other I'oems," 1841 ;
"Poems on Slavery," 1842 ; "The Spanish
Student," 1813; "Poet* and Poetry of
Europe," 1845; "The Bellry of Hrugpt
and other Poems," 1846 ; "Evangeline,"
18(7 ; "Kavanagh," a novel, 1849; "Sea
side and fireside," I860; "The Golden
Legend," 1851 ; "Song of Hiawatha,"
1865 ; "The Courtship of Mile* Sundisb,"
1858 ; "T*le* of a Wayside Inn," 1888;
•'Flower de Luce," 1880 ; •'New England
Tragedies," 1888 ; "Translation of Dante,"
in three volumes, 1807-1870 ; "The Divine
Tragedy," 1871; "Aftermath," 1873;
"Hanging the Crane." 1874; "Morituri
Selutamus," 1875, lor the fiftieth celebra
tion of the class of 1825 at Ilowdoln;
"Bird* of Pa*#age," 1878; "'Keramos,"
1877, and many shorl translation* and
sonnets, hi* last poem having appeared in
the Century for February.
11. W. Longfellow, was born In Portland
Me., on Feb., 27th 1807, behce was a trifle
more than seventy Ave year* old.
Jmoits voit tiik Arttit, COUKT.— The
next term of court for till* county will
begin on the fourth Monday, f'Jlth day)
of April for which the following Grand
and Travert juror* have been drawn :
UIIAXD JI'KOKM.
I Thonioa It. H'w, (<'Jir, Muring.
'& .frtwm !*•, tfurUfr, H|vll|C.
.1 II II lltfUitk'lt, laruiff, CerxiMoti
4 riili-ii, fr|||-r, It 11| *.
fi W. ||. ('riali*fi. rlrrlt, Know Mlitz#.
fi Cgliln labnrvr, lUrrli.
7 llllcoli, Ulaifei, lUrioti,
k U. <1 Mallei n. dark, I'atuni.
It'lwrl i fainter, lf*-|)tt*r.
!' Mtwr-I 11011, I"iinlrrlimn, Know gbo*
II Hamm l lUtley uriii*r. ll.nig.
IZ Hale, lirnir.Culltir*.
It Kmaiiti-I lUrUr, Urtner Mil •
14 huiMMi gentleman, Potter.
!'• Joint tlag-ij, ea* |*entrr, (Jregg.
Hi Jon* H Vtartin, laborer, Marlon.
17 Jeremiah lUi'l. ciiM*is|4*r, Mtiea.
I• J*r'M'raft, farmer. Uuriifthle
William ID' .I, |iiiii!***riiin, Putter.
•') I'luiln Mirualvr, klutl'iil, 11*1 lefoiita.
".I hstfuwl PlHt lur, farmer, Howard luttinhlp,
- Jo*|h M < nlrli, fanner. Walker.
'l\ liar lev W lllleriu, Ulmirf, Nflua Slua.
>1 A M. o|MiOKlrr. tarwai, Milm.
THAVKItH JtKoHH— MUST WIKk.
I Tbi'Utaw Twlkk. farmer, lluh.
• J II ll'tl't*. latfitrr, Butiiiitlr,
Frank M <>* r. I.*!iur, |'*-titt.
4 1 liarla* \% ughi, latsurcr. t'rrguf ••
William Macbtol, fartiicsr l.tliaily.
J a*. I. M so-iiti.*'. far m* f. Worth
7 J t |Vi. r., faD.rr, I niun
H M. VI f It. .ntra t- r. H' llwluM*
'• J -iiii M i Uxktf,Jsalkm, (inlt
!'• Mil birl l.fiile, Igrtlcf I'isf |*sf .
) i 1 D siii ia rm*ron,
J wf aitif. Iftill* ill aD. l'litli|skl'UfX
I i J* s* *-111| || | |tsj. | affiMf, pM|b>n,
II It .i• ri 11 l.irimrr. |>rVrt*r. |J#llfotil*>.
M •' Kr| f .n„sr. IUIIM
•* At.iliwa J -s.k lark. Ih-llffriota
17 li mar t llrtr
lit .. M Way. favrnrr. Half M -u
l Wlillm Way . farmrr, Half M utt.
Jait.r* llraotf. lala*rar. Ijhrrt*
-I J-asjih It ||'-'t r. |al<*rt, t uu>u.
'ml JiiD— H M;an farm**, |**tt-r
:: li I lh s farmrr Walk'f
'li T I ffotlrtnaii Mliaal nrfr
... w II Mf,inlilrr till,-,
a"' >1 xrtui Fr* k. farmer t'nloti
.7 W || S HfHitiK
JC* J A Mall. mrr< hat*!, Hush
• V, fc* I f. f. fa ■ fti r. W . a. r
>' llrnn . f .fllr. lals.r.r IUK V| "ft
.11 ha'tt'n l Markla, fattiir-r,FjsriOf.
J !ih H aO, ( zf|'' Mrf, "j.fiHj;
A W. tlDlthatil. Hi rth.
*>4 Jamra iMt. laUrrr I'-.ttrr
Hroaltorat la>-*rar, l*liili|
A<lrr I4rkrr, ffiml.l,l M.lra
.f7 .''tbn Ilre" r. firmer, ltrnr
• Jt.bn Cm.) in. far ID. r
• (*s.,rg*> h llan> farmrr, !!•!*•
pi J 'hti Htttg. |'*| tste f I til's' villr
41 Jul M l*b %• faf fir* r ll .g;*
4.' J S llall favutav. Ilcma' t l<mn*llp
4 . I,ew.f r N r||, f.-t„er |W. t '|r.
4 t kftDk •. C clerk. |4 !■ I til#
J >r|4) Kum, fannf k|*flf>|f.
4 Mar l iUrl n ial* r.r. I , , t*tl|.
47 llrifiM Frarlrf fart... It.. u *t
i- J arjhTli ;,.I Uf )"i . Hi a
THAVKKn Jlk<-R (>£("OJ|> MKLk
\ rhrlttlan IVr|jf<wk. I • kaiiith. H* llafont#
J J H •. |s, laof*f. tir.gj,
V h M.) I'f,msf|,.qi, I * ftfiiw r
4 J n I'r lk-k'c*
J. hii lla*ffth. run r I'hrhj*! uff
' A Ml' tft !*rftt*r. k..* a,■•+
7 ItkHlr, rf|sH(|rf, Palioft
• .•••! klliK • fad ry h.ar,, I'.sttrf.
• li ( a.j :.r!n# pl.ir|,rr t <•' rt, || war | tar,
I ' J iiu lint' ?amr, lu-t,r .f
II II hfj Citillh fj ritit
If Mi I • MN rat. Kii
1 i J'-bti lttj|<f>, |s<it l-, llxrrir
14 Jma Ihfbef ||u *H tntttfliiy.
I JM V Krnt*fy j#s|lri,
K Marry (\rt*D. ir tjit.aat. r H if.
1- J W \ la. lair rr. M 111 m.
|n t•r ri i|atr*sr k 'llk I'ldiijabari
l> BraUatf c *mlcy farm**. I'm o.
i: "1 H"b,s it J- U ■ " f lluat r,
'.'l llrfiry fifjriiUf. I'atts<fi
*•: W„ I, lal-r li-Dt.sf. r-sil^r.
W VV It ~.* f,mer. C 4**'.
,*4 J I Wrawr. t is Jr. |, |>i|r ohft
kB*trl lift r t• r i is*- r #• +fg,
JA Hu> u tmnll. hi**kamilto. MiJ^a.
U || PiMitl*. farmer, |V n
. * kiiUutt l*riiif uu f'f, I'tiua
.' IkDiJ M■■ I, flrrfc '#r£g
li K MingU. lis rm4sr llainaa
, .1 J V| raw farftrr f. |U-..*^
.I.' Ja* ' /dDn*fmvi *-.* Marlon
SI J ll aa'd Ur.tr, aw.rbial*! tUl.'t f.t*
Frank V f* . i t teatkn I* .It/*
M M J JHtt'.lr* hef. I'sflh
Y> J A Qntftry. ms( hant. !.,♦* y
TRIAL — I I RT WIKK
J T. GrrhkM *• 11. A Tallrf
AJam WAfigaw ... R.tf 4 M'la.
Mnh.rl K'inkia • J r f *h H
lf. T K llaim ~w . . -|> r **l |.)2
(,•* W J a k* n ..... * |>tM, M K f*v
Vlktlf Rdllh 1 Mi n I • r,f< r
j ii r* r ww r i. w tin—.
Mtl'hrlm Haiskitig f V_ . J *hn While.
R*Jit Itrann- I. • c t.fay M'-ek
Jamm f i f-M* Hf-a Ul
k I* Mar t " O. of IW of l*|'rlnf twp
TRIAL LlftT—KCOfr| WEEK,
W W William* *• Matk J W I It.ma
l*aifl II afire May H V alr<'ir*r <t al
Wrat a M -intMal 4 Mary A * Ml* *t al
L. I* 4ft RR. Co. *4 ** I' iray M<-ek
heflter 4 Fs*fl " )am|cj la|i *e|.
Taihrfinr H'.ffman ... 41 IIiy Rryan.
J hti <• hMtrg* |lil*
Wolf. I 4 ftrr A Ifl - llolt A M( U a#ll.
IMI- W A H VI r. " J/shn (• H„||
J arjh Mi*r - Crt<r*a R R On.
E J Walfcrf nt> f M J I. \mitT.sftills,
K J Pnn *1 al. 4 ( bh(iM Rharrar.
V. J
K*ariTh*na ... •• J >nthan Kr-n>"r
y*" O. Ilryan oar of. ........ •' JgrnraU Rryfn
Js'hr, M.irly - *' J *hr T F.mJrr.
J/*hn Rhi**4y ** J*hn T |u|*f
Tl.a llayl* n o*mpany, • W m |. Hunt an A
Jtxt Ini* talfnii •* JcntM (Nil* i ktlmrV
WJI iam Wttlf M"M 'ttptsf *| m
Thapitiffov Mf|f.r*. Th a M g.nllrh #1 u.
W J. Muwarr " Jolt, ||,y | ut
Gam of C nt. <f 44 Hm Allmm.Jr .H t),
I .an'ash rr |r. ( •• J || M'friaffi, r| al
Aaron Kxaml - •• Jamw Rnr*klr
C II IMn hokrf bar ol * 4 AwJrra (mate)
Jar 4 A t*iidrr ...... Runlry VV ata* r
Thasior* f|n J*n at •* Ha•*>'-! Ly**n
Th 'iaaa v|rriyman.... M .. nM •* J**hn T, Mkf.
Mim 8. Ohnmacht'* coricrl hn*
unnotincfvi to b on Si4turcJ*r
April Bth, in hull Tho ropuU
lion tnjnywd by this Udr in a pufficimt
EutrnntPf* that it will b R mtff
Uinmrnt. Tho Ainjcnra, Mr#. Ilr. lUrf,
Mr*. K. M. Midor, Mi** Miry Lyon, K
M Klanchtrd, K*q , Mr. John Lyon and
olb*r, nr too well known to n*od tny
particular mention here. The BclMfontr
orche*triv will pßrtlcipßtn with An entirely
new progrim, And hAre mlei 4 ted Among
inAny other* 11 Dancing in the Barn," which
of iUcir will bo worth the price of Admit*
•lon. Mr. L. Bierly, of Milesburg, will
pUy A violin folo, And Miwo Li U Mr(iin
ley will recite one or more ele<?tinn. All
hAtert of duplicity ibould hear ScMmeithrle
kntTfhm —ah eipoaitlon of the motives
CAu*lng Any <ne to •'soft soap" or M fred
U(fr. M Tickets on snle, At regular prices,
At Miller's book store, where chart of hell
cn be seen. Proceeds for b*n (It ol Pret
byterien Ladies' Mil* Society.
OrriCEEi iNATALLEIr —At A meeting of
Bellefonte Encampment, No. 72, 1 0 CI.
F. held on Monday evening, March 27th,
lft£2, the following officers were Installed
for the ensuing year by P. C. P. Ilarrey
If Benner, Deputy D. D. 0. P., vii i
Wm. B. Miller, C. P., Lewtllon Fulton,
H. P., A If. 8 Smith. 8. W , James H*v.
erlv, J VV., Isaac Miller, Treasurer, and
8. II Griffith, Scribe
—Spring and Summer season, 1882
Woolen stock now compute. Early or
ders solicited.
44-tf MOETOOMEHY A Co., Tnltors,
TAX I'AYKHM MKKTINO— 'The call for •
tax payers riieeting brought about fifty 01
sixty persons to thn court house on Tuea
day afternoon of last week. The meeting
wis* organized by railing Col. D O. limb,
.of Uellefonte, to the chair, and electing
I Christian Dale arid S. D. Kay, secretaries'
The object of the meeting was Stated by
Mr. Hush, after which Mr. William Dale,
of Spring town-hip, suggested that a com
mittee be appointed to examine and con
sider the different brancbet of the late
report of the County Auditor*. The Pro*,
ident thought it would he impossible to go
over the report at this me.-ting, and that
it would be better p, appoint Committees
to make the necessary investigations and
report at a future meeting.
Mr. Steven., of Half M mm, a the rep
re-entative of the lax payer* of that tow n
ship, asked for a committee of Invctiigt
lion to lie k into the charge* against the
county officer*
Alter considerable discussion it was
agreed to fix a time for a general county
meeting at which delegates could be pres.
enl from each borough and township of
the county.
Mr. Dale moved that the county uioet
ing be held on Friday, the 21 si day of
April, and the motion was unanimously
adopted. It was then further moved by-
Mr Dale that a committee of threes per
sons lie s| point.-,i to correspond with cili
zens of each borough and township of the
ounty with a view of procuring a full
representation at the meeting to be held at
the time fixed Thi* motion was a!*o
adopted, and William Dabs, of Spring
township, Henry Slovene*, of Half Moon
township, and William Iddings, of Union
township, were named a* the committee.
On motion the meeting then adjourned to
meet on Friday, April 'Jlst.
ErxECTa or TIIK GHKAT NEWS —We
should not wonder that the new* of the
opening of the great Boston Clothing, Boot
and Sh'ie House, at Bellefonte, l'a, will
create an en it' tnefit all through this and
adjoining counties. The cry of almost
everybody will be, we will wait to make
■ur purchase* and convince ourselves as
soon * that concern i* ojiened, h ,w much
we will save on clothing, boots and shoes
\\ " should not blame any body and every ■
b ly for it. Time* are hard and money
not very plenty. N"t only the poor, but
th" rich, would like to save ail they can
in purchasing clothing. boot*, shoes, Ac ,
and as the day of th" n[>"ning is close t,y
why should ri"t everybody have a little
patience and not Ise in a hurry with their
Sprrng pur, ha.,-s The sl k promise* to
I* th, large-i and most elegant ever brought
tnlo this market. Remember Saturday,
ic rniiig, April th" *th, i the opening
day, in Major Reynolds' block opposite
the C. ockerlioff House, Bellefonte.
—John D F'eile, an Influential citizen
of Millheirn died on Tuesday of ibis week,
Mr Ftsnle will t>e *orely min-ed in social,
business and church circle*. He located
at Mtllhetm about ISVJ and ha* ever since
been a factor of much importance in that
community. None knew btm but to love
him. arid the poor of the neighborhood in
which he lived will ever remember him as
one to whom they could at all time* look
for assistance. He leave* a large family
and a prosperous business. Biesstd be bis
memory.
—Social circles here were shocked to
hear of the death of Mrs. Kenma Thomas,
wife of our townsman Mr Richard Thom
a*, at the home of ber childbocd near Mill
Hall, early on Wednesday morning. This
la ty was a daughter ol Win. C. Sanderson,
K-q , and was universally esteemed wher
ever known. Consumption was the cause
of her death and owing to the lingering
nature of the disease she was aware of the
approach of her final dissolution. Calmly
•he awaited the call and when it came the
was prepared.
—The company which will present
"Hazel Kirke" in thi* place before long
rnme* authorized directly from Madison
Square Theatrer, where it was thoroughly
drilled for week* previou* to it* departure
from Now York. A finished performance
is assured by the reputation of the Madi
son Square Theater, which stand* fir*t
among American theatrical enterprises
It D designed by the management to send
to this city all their successful play*. The
Company and play have received mo*t la*.
Ish enonium* from pre** and public every
where.
—Tin* dwelling o( Mr. Bond Valentine
we* entered by burglar* on Tuesday night
and two overcoat* taken. They broke the
glass in the rmall window* surrounding
the door reached in and unlocked the door.
After suiting themselves in selecting cloth*
ing they left taking with them the front
d'>or key.
—Larimer, the lieery man, is now set
tled. He occupies the stable* in the rear
of the Conrad llouae. Good turnout* si*
way* resdy for all who may faror him
with their patronage. We recommend
him to the public
—Judge SI well has decided the long
pending Mitlheim contest for the offlce of
Justice of the Peace In faror of John 11.
Roiftnrder. The decision of the Judge
elect* Reifsnyder by one majority.
—B. il. Yocum, Kj , be* admitted that
capital fellow, 11. 11. llarshherger, Seq ,
Into his offlce a* partner. If Mr. H. I* a*
successful in practicing law a* he was in
teaching school he will be a valuable as
sistant.
—Ladie* coal*, jacket*, dolman#, circu
lara and ultlerelte#, in todltm variety,
•tyle* and color*, and prion lower than
aUcwbere at H. & A. l,oi-l>'*.
—|3fl,o(W Worth of dry good*, clothing,
I boot* Mid ibon, dn-M good*,AAt, t f„t ~,,,1
* L LYOK A Co.
I lire. good#,ilk*, velvet*, plu.be. and
1 liriK-l plaid* and .trip*-.. in h ll .bade* and
effect* at tin- lieo Hive.
I —lf you want to rave money |n jour
purchate*, no to Lyon A Co.. a* tb*y are
telling everytbing at ro#t. I,yo* A Co.
Lscet, fringe*, gimp •, button*, Ac., in
all the lalekt deign* and at unrivaled
price*, at the Bee llive.
—Ladiet', ml wet' and children'* dd
--j man* and coat* in endlct variety andp cry
I cheap at the Bee Hive.
i —Call and examine the *to*k of range*
arid cook itove* at \\ . 1 ic.n, MoFarlane A
Co*; alto tin ir line of tingle and double
healer#. The* have for tale the We komi
Homo doubk- which LAI tb<ir*
oughly and rati.laclorily let tod in tbi*
cornmunitt.
1 hat perfect baking and cooking ttovc,
the "I'ioni at," it (or rale* only by Wilton,
McFarlane A Co. A.l tupe-rfljou* orna
mentation bat been di;>*n.d with to te.
< urea firtt-cla.. kiub'-n Move For weight,
tttength and durability it car.not be .un
paired. In piurchating tht ttove you ant
not paying for nickle trimming, and bea u
lilul finith, but von ar- getting what i far
better and w hat you need in a ro d co.it
' tlove—a good, reliable baker and cook.
MARRIAGES.
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tin. M l #t l'htU<l< Ij.l .a. at d Ni. J fill* T K a
',OH IJ <Ui., M fd 7*l l,t . R® . t,f Hfcfi.
tor 4.
I I W ~4H Match 14 at Oatr* Hull. I r
It' W K It* !f, Win I'. a ltd Oltv* I;
h*•>jr. Udti of I'otffa Mill* I't
Mis .i B— HOT!I IK KM • feat* •
H 110 ' Mf I •• < II :■ fi ■ •
j I'iiU, Wi'l Ml** Mml#. dU|hiff of ifftfgf li'.f'f.
1 Km
Philadelphia Markets.
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( t*%r !•§*, U urtu f? Ml* t at p >K •' f "f
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j mrt fanitlt at V i'• ■ w*th <J i- .at
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•4 " I f f.i.t
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n.'t ti' • *->•-tit la I 111 •• 11, > j.. k *ll |. n*
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f #ta Clofwr la <4**' t ami rat-fa from 7< uf- to K.
aa iu 'juai'tt- 7itu !uj • t.r*< hartft-d
Beilnfoutc Market*.
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VOTK'E. —Aii'tin M. MfH'lain ha*
afj iinl t< til* fM-tejart of Iit#rvutl Aflairn *f
tha CVm •• < r<(alt!* of |Vr>iittltaoU tr aratj art**
of land li'UHti'l to ncit t nthp, CVi.tra nan*
It. *•!; .nine la it 4a in *■•••*< aift*** <f Jara Oil*
lllan l "# thn ** rth. Ilaufy rUk oti tla ttatt. Tl* n.*t
L. MilhiiK ait lUa a>uUi, iud Jot Riirt *u tL* watt
1
Register's Notice.
i r pilE following account* have been
1 asomlnad art*) ywioi by n4 rwnaiit Atd of
recoH In Dm ffflt-a. l- Ik iit|a<t<n <4 hHn and
I !#■**. rrn4it.c and *ll dtfeotn in ant in wret*-fi,
bi d bill |o |*maniitod Ih' <r< -urf rtf I H.tr#
OiiVMIV, tB H wlhawlit. tba Mh da* of April. A !.,
|Mi. lof '"B#limlioti and allonan<
1 hl and DiisJ scmssl of KatHsn J M't'ball,
of. 4f,f K J. Ilojtan. Ul of Hcftrti
U*r>nffi. domonoJ
2 rlrat m-l Anal fBl of John T Lnrn*. ad
tnlhUiralnr of, Ar . of Ktof* F. U<a, late of Cortto
t. an.h'i d
.1 ftfrtit'd and pani*J want of Qonyga Revfr and
Samuel Iwrt. I'toalwrii of Jscofi Itt. into of Pena
tnVHhlp do mw d.
4 Tba fol o#T'*aaf of |i f MrM nigal. a*orator
of Ac . cd A If. MrNt>bi|l, lit* • Tsjkr testdiiyi,
do-iaod
Th* final bttovbl of John Wantral. gnacdian of
Mary fit" M mlwl, lata of Taylor in* ntliif deoawd
, Klft aoniafit of J*ht Mall, adtointatrator of
Ac., fd ll aatota of Manual Xnll, lata of Bmitrr
kitihi|i, doaoad.
7. The finaantb aonnal r*|wtl of frontal Rh'oda
•nd Jtdin It* In. Jr , •atrirlog irwl*** undat it* affl
of Mn A Tbomaa, lata ol It*Jl*f<>nta Wofoogb. do
fc Tbo orr-oant of Muhael A rentier and Polly
R. ter. administrator* "f 4r.nl Gorge W. R* yer. lata
of Mil** t. ai ahij . daroo*ad.
I. Tha Anal aoo>*anl of AW*. G Arrbry. adminla
irator *4 Ac. of J no. G. Arcbey, lota of Far****
loan abtp, deoaaoed
10. The Aral and Anal arroant of John If Oralhtf,
ona of tba ndmintatratora of Ac . of KDmMII tlro-
Awt lata af Mhs fc*ohfp, darmif, aa A lad by N.
II %'anlyka. bta committee
II Tba Anal iroasl of A. VL Prfagla. ttamlnr of
Ac of lleajamln Taagtfon, lot* of Taj lor t<anabtp,
11 Tba Aral and final orenaat af W. L inm,
guardian of A II A'tw, arm decoa. d. Anna M
Mrya nan b at, J<4tn A *"7 docnan-d D O.
A iys.Wilr Wrya and llarry Wrya. minor children of
Lydtn A ya. lata of llalfmo t nnabtf*. Aoonomd
11 Tba aoooant of liarM Rfearav and (VM |W*bar,
administrate** of Ac . of J4ia L Enrbey, |ta of
4"nn*blp dwasml
14. Tba account of IbrM Aba tar. troaton to oall
ronl rata to of John L Eecha). lata of P| tg Wonohip,
Aaraaood.
lA. Tba firat and partial arc not of tlanrr Marl,
id Ac . of tba loot will and Wotainoat of
Mo>*rga Mark. lata of tba ton nab lp Of egg 4rroaad.
IA. Tba nnwm of Mary U Mnld4r. rimitrfi af
Ac ~ of laalalta Pot tat, lata of tba Woonab of Moila*
funta. 4' man d.
If. Tba orronat of 0. 11. IMf, admlnMmtor of
Ac of C II llald. lata 4 WlltbWm 1 uf*umb. 4.c0m4.
It Arroant of Javmd llnrpa* and H M. b*t*. ad-
Mtnlotrolota Of Ac, of tba aatata of lb. anna inn mil
iar lata of llotnaa WvnAiy. <in <**nl
| fnrib partial aoruant f I'm.r tfdM% admin*
latratorof Ar,. ol Uon ft. A. Molt, lata of Potior bn
aMp. Ini an d.
Tt.. Aral M Ami vntmof i U MM
*** -Ji *!.. j' * U,r - * W*l* ••-
•J n.- >o4 baxw (mm of ww. Apoor
M. OIOTOM of Ar of IK. M oHI 004 Ixt.Qi.ol of
Jorab (%*n jlo., lot* of IN.IIW i,hip. <>roxi.
U Tkoommi of Th is.. Iv.tr m 4 J.+o U IMK
nwho X Af , of f.1, n>K tat* of Onllm* ko
--tbto. Awpoo*. A
0. Val omul owl tool imotl of tewl
Mlllltiro, Jr., mtWrlof rtrro* ! ~f At of lb. •*too
of TA pm MilUko* tat* of (taltahwW bona... 4*
IWll.
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