file Centre democrat Thursday Morning, June 8, 1882. OoiIMPOHDinO, coouiulng ImporUut uawn, • tllrlt* •4 from m; port of ibo cuuntv. No c*>mmuolc*i4-o taaortnd nttlm tooumponied by the rati BAIBI of lh writer. Centre County Democratic Com mittee—lßß2. sitrmse-rs. *** . o. "null, IsIWusU.N. VT..W. F. Rsl-sr... Bsllsftmla. 8. W IturlMMlUi H W W JUUM Sth ft.i l " Howard Boro Ilowwrd Brick U J Howard. Mile-burr C K baloftuu . MllMbwrg. Mlllbetm -A. Phttlpeburg D, W. Holl Phlllwburg Colon* 111*.... J C (a'id Tauyar Howard. Huston John y Milan. Julian. Liberty W. H Gardner—lllanchard. Marlon J J- Ho* Walker. Mtlee —. George llainaa...Wolfe Store. Pat ton D. L Meek.— Buffalo Hun. Pann ........... 11 K. Duck Mlllhelm. Potter, N. P G.w Spanglar Toaaayallla. " . P J. W Ulnar Wolf.. Centra Hall. Rnah William Cnllan.-Sandy Ridge. Bnow Shoe. Wlllliuo llalnca.. Hnow Bbua. Spring ...T. M. Harnbart...Bll*foota. Taylor Vinton lleckwith. Powler. Union Cbrlittan Hoorer.Fleaalng. Walker Andrew Kreamrr. Hnbleraburg. Worth W.U Morrteon.. Port Matilda. K 11. FORBTER, Chairman. H. A. McKss,Secretary. Local Department. —The Administrator's sale of the prop erty of the late Daniel Derr has been con tinned until Saturday, the 10th int. See advertisement in thi paper. —Give Mr. Burcbfleld, the grocer, a trial. —Mr. Joseph Belford, of Milton, It the guett of Mr. S. S. Lyon, Curtin ttreet. —Rev. Robert Kline, eonducted the ter vlcea in the Kpitcopal church on Sunday. H. C. Weaver hat begun the erection of a home of "hit own" on Howard ttreet. —We are pained to report the continued ill neat of Mrt. Gordon, of Kaat Lamb ttreet. —Hon. L. A. Mackey, of Lock Haven, ex-congressman, bunted up Bellefonte friends on Tueeday. —We acknowledge the pleasure of having had Mitt. Carrie Mash, of Spring Millt call, yesterday. —Silver Lake Grove will rewound with the revelry of Pennsylvania railroad brakemen, June 20. The Opera Houte Restaurant hat been completely refurnished and now looks as neat and clean as a new pin. —Mr. Henry Thell, of Curtin township, is dangerously ill, with dropsy. We hope our friend may toon recover. —J. L. Spangler, Rq., entertained bis father, mother, and two brothers, at the Brockerhoff houte on Saturday. —Mr. and Mrs. Jared Harper, left home on Tuesday to visit friends in the west. We wish them a pleasant jurney. Mr. C. M. Shugert, of Warren, l'a., brother of the senior editor of the Ditto- CEAT, it visiting Bellefonte friends. —The Bee Hive has the finest and large eat assortment of white dreta goods in town. Ladies will do well to note this. —The mercantile appraiser, Mr. Mr. A. G. Kreamer, held the appeal of merchants and others, at the Treasurer's office on Tuesday. Remember all boys' and men's boots and shoes at the Bee Hive will be disposed of at cost to close out the stock. Call toon. —A handsome new safe has been placed in position in the Garman bouse. Guests can now deposit valuables assured of their safe keeping. —Men's fine low shoes and tlippert in great variety, also a fine line of button shoes, either hand or machine made, at Doll A Mingle's. —Mr. C. C. Brumgart, of Wolfs Store, was in town on Saturday, and as might be supposed, he paid the DEMOCRAT a friendly visit —Gentlemen's fine socks—o pairs for twenty-five cents, at the Boston Clothing House, just opened in Reynolds' block, Bellefonte, Pa. 23-4t —A number of articles, —Letters from Spring Mills, Methodist Sociable, Com munication from Howard, and others, un avoidably crowded out this week. —Sechler ft Co. still sell groceries and everything in their line at the same reason able prices. They never had a finer stock or took more pains to please; give them a call. —Mr. Hayee Schroyer, of Lancaster, was at home on Saturday. He Is the same good fellow he always was, and his appear ance Indicates that the World Is taking good care of bint. —The Bee Hive la the piece to buy men's end boy's boots end shoes, as they Inteed to give up that line, and are selling oflT the stock at and below cost to make room for other goods. —A private postal card, one supplied with a flexible flap, Is promised us by the PoetoAce Department, toon. The inten tion *to to furnish cheap secret communica tion, and wa suppose its advent will be ballad with Joy. —Mr. J. A. MeCorober has severed his connection with the Brockerhoff House. Mr. M. to succeeded by Mr. "Al." Heopt whoee pleasant smile end winsome man ners will prove an alluring temptation to tbo traveling public. j HAIHRB—SHROH. Mr. Martin Haines, of Tyrone, was married to MUe Mary Sbrom, at the rosidence of the bride'* parents on Ponn lroet, on lat Thursday evening. Rev. O. D. Ponnepacker, of the M. K. church, conducted the ceremony. Many handsome and valuable present* attested the strength of the love and friendship of the many invited guests. The contracting parties aro well known in Bellefonto social circles, and the as sumption that the union is a happy one will bo contradicted bv none. Mr. Haines is a young man of excellent repute and unquestioned business ability. Uis lady, for several terms, bas most sat isfactorily and successfully taught grade number 7, of our public schools, and has everywhere been accounted a person of rare intellectual attainments, modest and unassuming demeanor, and what is far better, one possessed of practical, sound, common sense. In their home, wherever it m*y be, hosts of admiring friends wish them perfect heppiness, and trust that naught may dis turb the congeniality and barmonv they both are so eminently fitted to maintain in their married relations. A REMARKABLE FATALITT—DEATH or MR. THEODORE KELLY.—A sad and fatal accident occurred at the ore mines of the Messrs. Valentines, near this plsce, on last Friday morning. Mr. Theodore Kelly, engineer and superintendent of the works, while oiling the machinery when in mo tion, one of tho shaft* broke, a pioco striking him on tho forehead, mashing hit skull and killing him instantly. Mr. Kelly was a most estimable man, a valuable cititen, one most highly esteemed and alt who know bim, will sympa thise, sincerely, with bis family in their sad and sudden bereavement. The de ceased had only been homo a few days from Butler county, whore bo bad attend ed the funeral of his father and aunt, who, we are informed, died and were buried the same day. Immediately after the acci dent, while tho poor man lay weltering in blood, that was slowly oozing from hit death wounds, a telegram was received announcing the demise of his brother. The funeral on .Sunday afternoon was attended by a throng of sorrowing friends ; over one hundred carriage# accompanied the remains to the Catholic church where Father McArdle conducted the impressive and solemn burial service of that church, declaring during bis remaikt that Mr- Kelly "had been a good, kind, consistent, practical, willing and ready supporter of the church cause." CARD r THANKS.— At A regular meet ing of Gregg Post, bold on the 3d inst., ■ resolution thanking ell who took part in the exercises on Decoration day wsi unan imously concurred in by that body. It may be well in us to mention to each one of you , who generously extended us substantial aid, to the ladies who came and designed the floral decorations as well as those who subscribed money, that our or der is sincerely thankful. The two councils of the U. O. A. M —the one from Altoona, the other of this place; the hose companies, Logan and Undine, ever ready toextend the hand of sympathy and fraternity; the Boys' Branch of the Y. M. C. A., under Lieut. Geo L. Potter, and the gallantj National Guard of this place, with whom we share a commander, will each and all exult with us in our mite of success. Neither let us forget to thank if we did not forget to pay the band and the drum corps, without which we could not have kept the united step "on the march." "What will you do for flowers on Deco ration day T"—an ever-occurring question which is as certainly answered each year by the children of Bellefonte when they go and get tbem. "The Silver Cornet Band of Pleasant Gap will need supper," said C. G. MrMill en, fproprietor of the Brockerhoff bouse "and I'll give it to them"—and to he did. Comrade William Jones, who raised the money, does not deserve any public thanks, for be has already had tbem in private, but he acknowledges his indebtedness to those who supplied the money. The kindness of Mr. William Temple, engineer of the Snow Shoq train, deserves special mention, he having supplied wild honeysuckles Irom the mountains. The Rev. J. P. Delong, If we can trust to selection or chance, was designed to da liver the prayer of the ritual, and with the other ministers of the Gospel who could not be present, must enjoy our gratitude for the representation of children from their several Ha bath-schools. To the Rev. J. M. Palmer, of the African M. R. church, the ceremonial of decoration to in debted for the benediction. Jno. B. Linn, Esq., surprised and pleas ed bis comrades, coming to their aid In time of need, and they have set upon him the seal of a lasting gratiluds, nor can we, in our deliberations of thanks, re frain from placing the editors of Bellefonte foremost in our grateful acknowledgment of support. Mr. Pursy, Mr. Tuten and Mr. Van Ormer hava refused us nothing. The following were tbe members of lbs Ladles' Aid Committee on Deooration; Mrt. K. T. Tuten, Mise Becklo McGinley, Miss Bailie Burnsidm, Miss Kate Jackson, Mrs. D. Hastings, Mr*. K. A. Smith, Miss Jennie Dare, Mrt. Amos Mullen, Mrt. J. 0. Love. Respectfully, Comrades R. C. Irvln, C. A. Glenn, B. H. Williams. Committee on Resolutions —Major R. 11. Foriterof Bellufontc, Pa., recently one of the editor* and proprietor* of the CEHTKX DEMOCRAT of that city, und during the war, Mn)or of the 14Hth Regt. P. V., of which .lame* A. Heater wai Colonel, I)r. U. CJ. Davti, Burgeon, and John <>. Kurlx, tjuarterinaater, and al*o a gentleman of the pre**, gave our office tho compliment of a call on Thursday. The Major ha* been through two war*, helping Uncle Sam to collect a map judgment against Mexico, and alo helping him to rave hi* own domain from beingdeatroyad, receiving for thi* duty well performed, aeveral wound*. Wo are informed he ha* never lifted hi* 1(10 acre* of land duo him lying lomu where near the totting tun und how he will ever be abto to wulk out there and gather it up is what minlitle* u*. We with the Major would ri*e and explain thi* point. Perhaps he will in the next peaceful revolution that i* coming on apace, by helping to olecl hi* tick'-t.— Mil ton Ari/ut —A meeting of tho Bellcfonte tcbooi board wa* held la*t Friday evening, at whicha rctolution wa* adopted compliment ing the work accomplished by the teachers during the past school term. David Lieb, Esq., the Principal, rendered a report for the year to tho tcbooi board from which wo learn that the number of male scholar* attending wa* -01 ; female* 21!; VUI 604. The average daily attendance wa* .'l7O ; per centago of attendance .83. Tho average daily attendance wa* much reduced by the prevalence of sickness among the scholar* during tho winter. Tho conduct of the school* during the year seem* to have been quite satisfactory to all concerned. Hr publican. —About a week ago, a little girl, eignt years old, daughter of Mr. C. 11. Kite, of Milesburg, wa* furiously attacked and seriously bitten by a largo dog belonging to Mr. W. B. Miles; she wa* jut about to enter tho yard at her homo when the assault was made. Fortunately Mrs. Else wa* near and by stoning tbo dog she drove him away, not until tho child had been severely hurt and her clothing badly lorn. Thi* dog ha* boon known to bo unsafe for some lime and why ho should be allowed to run at large, jeopardising tbo lives of many, wo cannot understand and wou'd suggest that ho either bo kept tied, or taken out somewhere and shot. ft -.. Messrs. W. I Richardson and W. II Poulson, representative# of a large Produce Commission house, in Philadelphia, were In this neighborhood during the eariy part of the week, completing negotiations with many of our merchants for the salo of but ter and eegs. It may seem a little strange but is nevertheless true that Mr. Frank Montgomery and J. I. Bpangler, Esq., for the time being, forgot their own hard work, and escorted the visitors to different part* of tho county. We commend W. I. Richardson & Co., 142 North Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia, to merchant* and other* having prdureto sell, Mr. Wm. Hilr, of I'.wint (iip, wa* anmewhat aurpriaed on Friday evening, when told that hit bnr, which had boon loft standing aomowhorn on Allegheny atreet* had loft town without a driver. It ran up Allegheny to L'lgan, wboro in turning tha cornor, tho top wa* detached from tho buggy. Thence at full peod tho borne ran out lha Iowiatown ptko and ai not caught until getting a* far aa Mann't worka, thoro it waa (topped by Mr Daniel Keller, who wa* returning to town —Tho marriage of Mr. Robert Butler and Miaa Clara Jarkaon, (colored i, of Lock Haven, at tho A. M K church, in thia place on Thuraday evening, waa largely attendel, a large portion of the audience being white peoplo. Rev. J. M. Palmer officiated. —No one haa pnrchaaed the car work*. A circular waa iaaued aometime ago by tho management calling attention to the ad vantage* |b>llef,into will be favored with in caae tho worka are continued in opera tion. We truat tho neceaaary capital may aoon be furthcoming. —l)r. J. C. Mclntyre, a prominent cili sen of Lock Haven, and a dentiat who introduce* unaound mealicatora to the open air, with acarcely any pain to the proprie tor of the molara, wa* in town on Tues day. I)r. i* differing mme from rheuma tiarn but looka a* well aa ever. —Do not throw away thia ia*ue of the DCMOCRAT until you have carefully atudied every word of what Moear*. 8. A A. Loeb have to aay in their advertiaement, to be found in another column. —Judge Orvia, not to be outdone by Col. Ua*tinga, ia painting bia residence. The colore are a little lo*a decided, and though aeatbetic tbey will add to the beauty of the building. —Ml** Emma Ray, of Tyrone, la*t week viaited Mr*. R. M. MaOee. Miaa Ray ia a pleaaant and agreeable young lady, and enjoya her viaita to our city very much. —The Bulla' liouee, under the careful euperviaton of Mr. P. X. Lehman, ia rap idly winning ita way to popular favor. Beat accommodationa for the traveling pubile. —Borne one who deea not fear the conae* quencea that may reaalt from each oon duct, baa been etealing heme from the caahier of the Millbeim bank-Mr. A. Walter*. —Try Geo. M. Wolf* tinware. Doll ft M Ingle's stock of iadimi fine ahoM is especially tasty, anything from 51. 26 up to $6 60. —Geilla, call at tho Bee Hive for nobby silk, nianllla, and straw hats. Best selec tion in Bellcfonte. —Had an almost invisible skin disease, itching intolerable. FXIUJF A. cured it. 11. AMIIII., Pittsburg. Men's good straw bat*—6 cent* a piece, at tho Boston Clothing House, Just opened In Reynolds' block, Bellefonte, pa 23 4t —Folicitious flight* of fancy, or ethereal idlixing can only b indulged in and en- Joyed to perfection le-hind one of Mr. Harry Green's cigars. —Doll ft Mingle justly claim to have the largest and cheapest stock of boots and shoes in Centre county. A trial will re move all doubt*. —Call at the Bee Hive and ►> n their large and elegant line of sun umbrellas ami lace trimmed parasol*, the largest an I cheapest assortment in t >wn. Ladies glove* with pocket* in the part covering the palm i the latest in Alt-,<e student and a* a disciple of K*culapiu* will be a suet Mr. Wrn. H Fri k, representing Al len Paine ft , s m, dealer* in Carriage g.- als, ir>,n and steel, Baltimore, ralbd u|n>n the DKVI IRAT on Thursday last Mr. Frick command* a large trad* in our r mmunily and seems to i*e a favorite with i dealer* in hi* line of good*. Yesterday a g- ntlem.an called at the Philadelphia i-rsn h, j r< • 1 the g*ls he -wanted to purchase, and then said he | wanted to look around. After awhile he returned and bought extensively saying that he could not buy a* cheap any where I else in town. Bo they all say i —Main's citrus that exhibited here on ; Saturday wa, favored with a good attend ance, and the pH--st laughable ever wit ■ neased here. The men b longing to the 1 show were well behaved and orderly, and nothing oceurr- I b> lower any of tb,-rn in the estimation of our pnj le. Mr. W II !$. Eisenhuth, of Mill j heim, called at our ofll, e on Tuesday. Willis, alth'-ugh a young man. Is a mem ber of the Pharmaceutical Society of Pennsylvania, and cl,*e attention to work and study has so impaired his health that in accordance with hi* physician's advice he started on an extendi*! lour through the west. May succes* attend him. —Our friend, George Downing, has re fitted hi* commodious billiard parlors, in the Conrad house, in a very handsome style, reflecting credit upon hi* good taste. It I* the purpn**) of Mr. Downing to make this place of amusement attractive In the patrons and lovers of the game, in the beauty and pleasure of ii* surroundings, discarding all dissipation and objectionable association. A full line of tobacco and cigar* always on hand. —The Y. M. C. A intend# holding a festival in tho rooms It occupies, sometime soon. A competent committee ha* been appointed, and on behalf of the cause we request the assistance and patronage of all. The young men have a roost commendable object in view, and are exerting themselves to wipe out the indebtedness that encum bers the association. —The estimable wife of Mr. Claud Cook, of Bnow Shoe, died at her residence on Saturday at 11 o'clock, A. m. She had been In the enjoyment of good health un til the morning of the day on which the died. Her many friends, in this place sadly mourn her death. The funeral cero monie# were held at the residence of Mr. A. J. Cook, Linn street. Mr*. Cook wa# aged about 86 years. —Wilson, McKarlanc ft Co., call atlen lion to the only reliable Ready Mixed Paint In the market. The Pioneer Pre pared Paint is not only superior to any Ready Mixed Paint sold but rival# pure white lead in IU smoothaese in working and durability. Tbie paint Is guaranteed by the manufactures not to crack or peel within three years. The guarantee I* not only good for replacing the paint but It will be put on if it should crark or peel within the time apeciled. It will be to your Interest to call and see Wilson, Me- Parian# ft Co., Isfore purchasing either white lead or any other Ready Mixed Paint. *.j*". ' -*.• j ."Vi-.'.-... ' '*■*! —The following is a list of those who contrlbi % d flower* fur decoration purposes on May 30: Willis Us- u, j-a.l- J„|„, Il.rrr . M'tis Us."". J ATOM*. II ll.us, Wrn 11-111,1-. v| Ij. , if. | sou., toil Wi 11., Jlsl.il Wi-shing, I,ml- Vur-y Ksti. Surs/. Jls* r.l, ~i, niu. r . Ms. 1., u- llltl,i 0*llt llsiihi. J.ihu Aleli rsitu, jr I'lv- Auilsrsou. Nslli* Aui|-i, j,„j„ i-', I ll- mr.tlls Ul-slll , .lulls In. I ' J. k. I, Si. I I, lli.fffusu Jot II. MIS, J. .1,1, W litis ins, Ms, j II *t„,r|s I k A Nil *ll, I -ill II I!,. I,J„| IB 1 lulirulii. !. m Hsrt.iill Am.- U, II „|, i V,'" " "• Altuß Twlifiilr. 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Nil I- Mst, Ks 1. r J -I.nstl- W f IVs.ii.sr W..11, II I,'. W f. .1 Ilsipsi, M )i. J iu, M MIS K 11, A l t Kill*, llsliip lisull J ii.Hit |1 I Uses*. J:.', I K llsie,. SI N H 1,1,-si Msr, I . I It 11. W . and \\ II Kit A-. It I pr , r that -*s FU . or j laborer* of the depart, i. publicly express our sentiment* a puts t!;'. v , aajpn. There fore, be tt />• 'red. Tl.*t it, the ||. h■ e.f Br :her , 11..,, our e,immunity ha* lot one of its 1 to .1 etttiTprieing i/..-n*, our beige f,f,e d it* fnlthf ij niemlmr, ; U the par. nu a b "J • i " n : I Ic* lam iit at< r,d< r. lev ir g hu'liard and ta'.h r tliat while we do pi-.re til - untimely jealh of our hfother, ci I'd from i arth In the prime of In* year*, while we in..urn tto- bo* to his country, hi* famiU ari l his Iriend*. we sorrow r. t a* lb' • with ,1 h'.pe, but r a r." that he ha* .illy pre. ded u* a little while in hi* i iur ney to that t jntry lr> m whos- t, .urne no traveler return*; that we extend I" the pro f stru ken lun Iv of our late brother, Hl* in-t earnest sympathy in thi* tin ir li.'tir of a!!' ii n ; that the charter of tki* ' lodge t- dr[* d ' , k and the memlx r* * r th u- i*l hedge ~f m.-urnirig for ! ilrrtv day s /If s ,lrf.l. That these prooeodingt be r-n --, tere.l on the ttiinutsH, I,f our lodge, pub- Itsh • d in t ur county paju-r* and a ropy of 1 .sine t"- sefi t 1,. the fami i \ of our dercasi d brother .< F I-m.vn. P. G . i I J ('ox iki, p f#., Com. Joltt M TRRs. P (., J SFRIXN MILL* —From our correspond ent* "Fel x ' and ' wre |u*rn that a par ty of IletiefoMcr* vi#it-d that place ia*t week.—Th" bp, ng MiiU Babbath-*, hool numtwr* I *>7 —The gra-* and grain |in jiecU areenn uragtng. —Th- Veteran Club, Farmer's Mill* Band ar.d Georg -s Valley ** .rsday-n h .| d• o'ge* Valley cemetery, | Prof, lb ter delivered the addre** --The ' **tne c'uh and band and the Bpring Mill* Bunday-sch". I decorated grave* in Spring Mil * cemetery, addre*# by ROT. Furman Adams. Number in attendance *t each place about three hundred —At i Farmer's Mill* the cilisen# decorated At Centre IJail the Veteran Club of Pot ter township conducted the exercise*, ad - dre**.# by Rev. J. K Milier and others. - Mr. John Grenoble will soon raise his new store building. —Mr. W. M. Alii*on ha* hi# projierty with a neat iron fence. Rev. RtMnier will pn a. h hut one more sermon here, the rlasse* having re fuse,! to organixe a church in thi# place. CAHII.—The Veteran Club of Bpring Milt* return* thank* to the ladies who so kindly assisted the decorative ceremonies by furnishing boqueU and arches. W. H, BARtnotoMKW, Bee. —" M en's whole stock hrogans, fl 00 ; women's button shix**, $1 26; women's carpet slippers, Vtc ; men's flao button shoe, I/ondon t,M>. f 2.00; men's carpet slip pers, 60c.'' The above, a* taken from our issue of May 26th is a little indistinct. We refer red In Doll ft Mingle. —Mr. Peter R>hb, Br,, collector of school tax in Curtin township for 1881 ha* paid off all the current indebtedness of the board and hat still a creditable little balance on hand. The school hoard tendered Mr. Kobb a vote of thanks and immediately appointed him collector for 1882. —The I-ogan llose company has secured th* Zion band to accompany the excursion to Lock Haven, July 4 ; the Undine com pany with the Pleasant Gap band goes to Tyrone. —We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. K. A. Brush, who represent* Messrs. Chal mers ft Murry, wholesale dealers la cut lery, New York. Mr. Brush Unnaof the boys', genteelly Interpreted. —A* thi* edition of the UKMO' RAT go e to ptM w<. are p|ea„.,j to havsr wish or Mr. A u o. Oberdorf, of llubli-rthurp, rr.d Mr K. J. \\ alker, of Klttuy, fM K>-\v han-by extend it h-arty invitation to our friend* fr.„ri dif ferent |.arU of the county to make our office their headquarter* during ih<-jr tey in town. NOTICE.— .AII MFTOM owing SUU> r.r Count* l** for UM y' office In li> lit |ont, on Saturday afternoon* until duly ), after which f will collect it liy law. Joe TRIUMH.EII ( |'- 11 Collector. | —Clothing, gent, furni.hing good* , hat* and cap*, and at imp."ft line of all good, kept in a flr.t flat, clothing , u , r ,„ >.t tho l'hilad Ipl.ia lirarich. All good* • old ii- ih'ap t ian he to be con.itfnt and •only one pri.e ak. i. Mr L-wm i ah iflti'i to ihow jg'K>d#. —Try the excellent tea* n ow offered for *l by Mr. h • o. \\ . Eaton at the new ►tore in itr>.< k< rh fl l.nu-e row. The hrand he ,eji, for $1 no p.-r pouri 1 cannot !• equalled in town. Freab fruit*, *eg*. table,, conlectl' n< ry and tobacco and ci - li-'*". I *—Spring and Bummer tea, on, 1882. \\ oolen itock now eomplrle. Karly or der* solicited. H-tf JIuMwiHKKT A Co., Tailor*. You can ,ave fnun 100 to 2UO per • < nt. on a good dre, from 100 to 800 per cent, on a nuit, from Z't u* 1 *) p• A Co. Lynn A C" , am doting out their entire itock of dry good,, clothing, boot* and ►bo<- at co,t, in order to quit the buri ne. lf you want to rave money in your pun haw-,, go to Lyon A Co . a* thev aro •idling evcrvtbir gat cot. Lvu* A Co. s.'! i.iaai worth of dry e°"d", clothing, boot* ai.d *boe*. ar*-** good,, Ac., f--r co,t LTOJC A CO. Had barber* itch for year*, terribly. D-irtnr, failed. I'ltut SA cured ni. C. lit K, Allegheny, Fa. MARRIAGES. II AIM * MJH'M—At t •.J. n" of tb tri4+' I f* ■ • I." 0 I akm tmJum* U1 m Mr Mart• uII Main#*,<>f I},1 } , u< *i*J M!* MAS; L Mip-tb. of Ballflitl*. BolUfoate Grain Markot. Brut? ti, Lh*/ fW~ I*4 ... bit l; T I; ft*jt44a 4 Co. Vhat-vbtl*. IHMIML. .. .11 > ' •'l>—a. fer t .... (*• ! *• ftbHled. p*f l.tiAai r ._. ~ ... , 'iftta. I** w .. „ „ i t HwJ) . poi I tt*h< I : ' I I " V - } it . Ik.IMNI *. } -t l.; | fe.|l*r 7 U j - per Mi. - 2' llMl'f. grt>4. fur ton. y < Provlaion Market. r, klt l y llnj ti Brother*. 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The und'*r>it:n4 aufiiUir, tpfrointed by ( Mi 4 Crl to bar and i n|o the fi4 :to the ft<"CMitit of John I S'lmifthtt tnf of, Ac., lof aahf dHflrfll. roMfttr (be aoroftftt. an-1 make die- I trli'ttU:* of the Iml ft ore o and *m Off byralljr j entitled to rwHo the tutor Oil) ftlUhil to tb <>ntt*ft i Of hi* ftff Intmeot ft! hi* r flbe ir> ft. f * . >-m i WKOMIBIDAT, the litis 4f of Juo*. *t Kl n'rtorfc j a I. *ha ftod slntf s)l u| j | )#•••*. ftttet'4 ftftd Jtrmfiii (hot 1 1 Aim* or l Mrrnl frnt noilftg in on • 1 fttrnVs. ai-it* Wimrit r RKVUKB. Atiir. Executor's Notice. I ETTERS io*tarnenarv upon the 1 J Ofttfttft of I f KR. Iftt# of the IWrrtlffH of Bellofonte. bavin* Ivn >.• sn, l**i. BhPto( Itu L IT. 1 VENDUE OK THE PER 1 \ M>Ml MM' n( 1h.r.t.1 l'r. mil I * hH M kM htl* rmBMH* cm K<4c. iliw, MlHat* IV. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1882, crMnr|n# •< cm* o'.lnrk PH. h.n ill .tpn* M frw Ml. * *• l"4'. M. B4 Mllm. Bail M*' l|Mi all-4a*l OwAlhf Mow, P.rh r Mn., t mm rap hoard. Ulara •. 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