©lit Crnfrf jPmottiit. Thursday Morning, September, 14,1882. OofcAHPOXDBNrB, containing Important nw •"licit •d from any part of the county. No comtuunkailtjii- UUIPM accompanied hy the real nam* 01 tae wrtur. Local Department. NINTH ANNUAL PU NIC O TUX TRONH or HUSBANDRY or CKNTRK COUN TY will bo held on the top of Nittany Mountain, near Centre llall, on Thursday the 21st of September. Thoro will bo speaking from tho main stand during the day by Col. V. E. Piolett, of Bradford county, Hon. A. O. Curtin, of Bellefonte, and others. All aro cordially invited to attend. j-To-day is the Jewish New Year. —For kidney and polvic difficulties take MANALIN. —Union county is going to havo a large agricultural exposition, commencing Oc tober 4th. —Jatnes B. M'Bath succeeds J. J. Gal* braith as city editor of tho Willlnmsport Oatfttf- .J- Kullrtin. —September 20 has been named as tho dato of the next piano fund concert. Hunt up your tickets. Fifty-one new members will be admit ted into full membership at the M. K. church next Sunday evening. —The festival of the ladies of the Luth eran church, held tho latter part of la.-' week netted tho church about $225. The county commissioners have con cluded to repair tho court house roof in stead of putting on an entire new one. —Miss Kate Schaeffer, of Nittany, on Tuesday, entered Luthervillo (Md.) Sem inary, where she expects to complete her education. —The Lock llavcn young man will be sorely taxed during tho coming season, a* entertainments will be given every other night. —A picnic and festival will be held at Penns Valley Cave, under tho direction of tho Farmer's Mills Band, on Saturday. A good time is anticipated. —Have you seen the Y. M. C. A. R'c <nil Is it not neat 7 Since its issue we have been gently blowing the glory off" the shoulders of our job printer. —Prof A. Girod,of Milesburg, is ores nixing a class in vocal music at Valen tine's forge. We trust he may receive the aid of a sufficient number to insure his suc cess. —Williamsport's mail carriers : E. M. Seigfried, Geo. W. Andrews, Wm. H Hicks, John S. Leinbach, B. Harry Ufde graffand Charleo O'Brien, (colored.) Now look out for Hubbell. —lt is thought a now school will ho or ganized by the board of directors to ac commodate the number of pupil* largely in excess of what should bo in charge of the present body of teachers. —The Altoons T\mn, a now Democratic daily, i edited by A. J. Orior, a veteran journalist. It i* a neat affair mechanical ly, and edited with much ability. It do servo* to and will meet with success. Mr. J. W. IIouer, of Pleasant flap, ha* jut finished an elegant job of paint ing, papering, caWomining and frescoing at the State College. It can be seen by calling at the residence of Prof. Athertcn. —Prof. C. L. Oramlev, with hi* brother, Mr. T. M. Oramley, will sell the people of Kebersburg good good* at right prices, they having bought the establishment of Me**r*. Samuel Frank Sc. Son. Well, here'* looking at you. —An effort will bo made to organize a lyceum in connection with the V. M. C. A. on Monday evening next. All who are interested, and wish to lend a helping hand, are cordially invited to attend the preliminary meeting at eight o'clock, in the Association lecture room. —Prothonotary Harper and ex-Ilecorder Tobias, of Bellefonte, called at the Journal office on Saturday but found the fighting editor out, as usual. Mr. Harper has made a most popular officer, and Billy Tobias leave* a record such as no other Recorder ever did. He has just com pleted an extensive index for the county. lxtfk Harm Journal. —The New Orleans Minstrels, who per formed at Durloy Hall on Monday even ing, had one of the best band* which have ever visited our city. Several of the mem bers are fine soloist* on their respective in strument*. — Uloomingion Daily RulUtin, March 12, 1882. At Reynold*' Ilall Priday evening, Kith. Secure seat* at once without extra charge at Brew's store. —All Is activity in the theatrical world. Theatre managers have ordered their an nual supply of brilliant* and the season promises to be one of the most delightful tur experienced. Bellefonte will likely be called upon to contribute her share to fill the depleted wallets of some of the "stars," which will be all well enough if you can afford it; remember, however, that you and your family must eat, gro eerie* must be bought and paid for, and to meet this demand Mr. ilammon Secbler, whose place of business is in the Bu|h House Block, has largely increased his stock of elegant fresh groceries, fruiU, meat and goodness only knows what all. Pay him a friendly visit, whether you d# aire to purchase or not, and, our word t, be will treat you kindly. ) —-A well known business man of tbi* place, one day last week, proponed lliat ho, with nino other*, should go to the olllco ot tho CKNTKK DKMOCRAT, uml throw out it* prowo*, material, etc. Tho gentleman mu*t have an indefinite idea of tho weight of "them" pro*ea, and no idea at all of what the probable weight of the material ia. Kver since the threat reached ua, our dovil, broomstick in band, hiui boon sta tioned at tho main entrance to ward oil'at tack* of tho character inontionod, and ho ia considered able to attend to the party whenever it may suit hi* convenience to call. Seriously, it ha* rather too much of the socialistic spirit in it to bo treated in this style, and were it not that tho party has on previous occasions proven himself a cowardly braggart wo should treat it as it deserves. In case you conclude to do as you havo remarked you would like to do, be kind enough to give us two moments notice. —The Child of the State will be render ed at Keynolds Hall, Monday evening, Sept. 18. Tho fallowing from tho llarris burg Patriot Is complimentary : A largo and highly pleased audience greeted tho famous Child of tho State Company at the opera house last night. Tho play is oneof tho strongest known, and the company interpreting it are all arti*t* of ability. At the end of each act the en thusiasm was so great that the curtain wa* again raised. Zclma Yaldetnir, tho Bus sian artist, gave a strange portrayal of the character of Gertrude, and the Carline of F.mma Sloko# was a clever bit of acting. Under the management of Frunk Pilling play is meeting with great success, and it is deserved, for a stronger play or better company ha* not been seen at the opera house for many months. No extra charge for reserved seat- chart at Brew's store. —With a sigh of relief we herald the announcement that hoops, not the one* used to keep barrel staves intact, but the sort that has rendered loveinaking u nui ance and fortified maiden* fair so long, ■arc about to be discarded, at least so says Madam /.< Mi*ie whose diatates, in this case, will be obeyed with wonderful alacri ty and unanimity. But, ah, yes ' but men must needs continue to adorn their beauti fully formed lower extremities with pan taloons so tight that to sit down means to endanger the cobeslvencss of their several Constituent parts. Now, the kind Lewin, proprietor of the Philadelphia Branch, whose clothing has been tendered compli ment after compliment, sells will not rip Try a pair. —Wo desire on behalf of M"> :r. S. .V A. le>eb to call the attention of buyer* to th" following fact* regarding thoir busi no.** : Tho house w established in lH.jg hence I* on" of tho old tin tho t inty tboy .deal iu everything. arid havn in ado every lino of good* a pecialty,— hence are able to accomodate all at roamnable rate* : their salesmen are, genteel and obliging; nothing advertised by thorn i oyer want ing when asked for, their motto is " Live and lot live." and they honestly endeavor to carry into actual business practice the theory it tearhes, and tbey are fully alive to the interest* arid ncc; itict i f their customers. —The New Orleans Minstrel* played to a good sixed audience last evening in the Opera House. The vocal and instrumen tal part of th" programme wa ex<""ding ly fine, the trombone ado of Oeorge W Beck, and th" clarionet - do of .rg" \\ Francum being deservedly encored. The dancing was very good and f.tr s( rs the average of that of nvr" pr< tenli com panies.—Auburnt'iti. Ai.h n. .V ) , /<•• ermbtr 22, I**'. 1 . If you love amusement and >l*ire to grow a trifle fatter while j ending an hour pleasantly do not f.iil to secure your • ls at once. Admission and M cents. Brew's store. —Wilson, McFarlane A Co., call atten tion to the only reliable JSeady Mixed Faint in the market. The Pioneer Pre pared Paint i not only superior to any K"ady Mixed Paint sold but rival* pure white lead in it* smoothness in working and durability. This paint i guaranteed by the manufactures riot to crack or peel within three years. The guarantee Is not only good for replacing the paint but dt will be put on if it should crack or (>ep| within the time specified. It will be to your interest to call and see Wilson, Mc- Farlane A Co., loforn purchasing either white lead or any other Keadv Mixed Paint. Meaars. \V. n. Felii, II T. Mitchell end Samuel KUlian,of attend ed the aoldier'a re-union on Saturday. Our friend, Mr. W. W. Trout, of the Free Freaa, had the party In charge. He with Mr. Mitchell favored ua by calling upon the DEMOCRAT in the evening. The /Veaa la one of the livlieat, beat conducted and ableel youngatera of Central Pennsylvania, and we heartily with ita editor, and all connected therewith, abundant tucceea. —A pbyaician aay* It'a unhealthy to run up ataira. That'a to. Look at the hotel porter. He ia a picture of health and atrengtb. He doea not run up stairs, nor any where elae. Not by a constantly In creaalng majority he doean't. If you will persiat in running up auira, however, do ao with one of Harry Oreen'a cigara In your mouth. For Sale. —A largo draught tnaro, nix yours old, in good order. Will bo sold cheap. Inquire at thin olflce. Si* hi no Ml Lin I t km*. —The brick work of the now school building will bo finished in a few days. J nines Grove's bouse is up and ready lor the pluatorers. Horace Zerby, of Contro Hull, is busy putting up the brick work of Mupt. Wolf's houso Chns. Stover, of Farmer's Mills, and for several years a teacher lias left for Lan caster College. Kov. James Wilson, I). I)., left for his home in New York city on last Saturday. Emunuel Smith is now mail carrier be tween .Spring Mills and Centra Hall. Win. Bartholomew and wife mourn the loss of an interesting little child. Next Saturday the Farmer's .Mills Cor net Band will bold a basket picnic at Penn Cavern ; other bands will be iti attendance. The wuter cavern will be illuminated and those who have never sailed in the cave when Humiliated will miss a grand sight if thoy do not attend the picnic. Your cor respondent speaks from experience, as he took a sail through it when it was illumi nated six years ago. It was lighted up with a great many coal oil lights placed at short intervals in niches in the rocky sides. ** Soldiers' Rkcnion. —Tho veterans of the late war, who reside in this county, have for years boon banded together in an organization known a* tho Veteran Club of Centre County, which is annually call oil together for the purpose of friendly greeting and t<> enjoy the pleasure of each other's company for at least ono day. This year the objective point was Snow Shoo, to|whlch place the excurlionisU were taken on two trains. Arriving at their destination tho different delegations wi re hastily formed in line before marching U> tho centre of attraction, tho speaker's standi Rev. W. A. Carver, of Snow Sh'ie, de'ivorcd the addri-ss of welcome, to which D. F. Fortney, Esq., responded, after which Col. 11. S. Keller, Secretary, called the roll, and announced dinner in order. When n Sufficient qtiantity of good thing* ha 1 been stored away, a Urge crowd •urrounded tho -tnr,d and I'rof. G. W. Athorton, President of the faculty of the State College, u introduced. He spoke at ♦<>rne length, is a pleasant, forcible speaker. Hon. A. G. Curtin followed In hi* usual happy style, causing many a broad grin to s j.r> a l itself over the face* of hi listener*, when they worn not on the verge of weeping as he graphically jor t-ayel the various incidents of tho war with which he was intimately associated. Hen. Tho. McCoy, of Tyrone, who hai been elected an honorary member ol the club, thanked it. member* for tho honor conferred. Col. D. H. Ila'tingt, and you all know how bashful our handsome friend is, tried to hide behind a tree when a chorus of voi< <' declared their owners wish to hear him speak, but no tree in tha neighborhood was large enough to screen him, and he concluded to face tho music, as he often has far—l death on the bloody fiel l, and pr- luce| a decidedly favorable impreci'-r, His talk was patriotic, cheer ing and consoling to the friends of deceas ed soldiers Mr. Abram Jeroid then pre sented to Poit ll'il, a fife he had captured from a soldier in the Southern army at Jamestown, Ken., D. F. Fortney, Ksq., made the presentation speech and was an swered by ('apt. Austin Curtin on the part of the Pi#t. It. A. f'assidy, of Can* ln, Ohio, followed. MaJ R. II Korster, the only veteran of two wars present, dis appointed many friends by refusing to speak on account of the lateness of the hour. Col. D. S. Keller read a number of Utters from alssent comrades exprcing their sorrow in not being able to attend. Tho day was a pleasant one, agreeably •pent and will linger in the memories o' all present for a long timo as one of un usual satisfaction. Know shoe i n romantic 11ttlo place,ju*t the sort couple of love-lick swain* might ho likely to select n one pt t> forward tho progress of th'-ir pleasant pastime. It bu • number of store* prominent Among them being thnt of Wm. Grauer & Co., whoso modest sign notifies the public that it proprietor! ileal in every thing—ami *o thoy do. Two hotel*, one kept by that veteran hotelist and genoroui person, J no. G. Uaslo, and tho other managed by K. A. Nolan. Ifr. J. W. Glenn prescribe* for tho people and ba* kindly leased part of hi* drug store to Cbaa. W. Flinn, the watchmaker of tho village. Charlie'* friend* here will be glad to know that he ia succeeding finely making money and friends, and Is now one of the established business men of the place. Calvin Smith our down-town baker, is running an ex tensive branch there which W ably conduc ted by two of his son*. Uerwind, White & Co., miners and shippers of Snow Shoe coals, bava their office there. We met many others of whom wo would gladly speak if their name* could be recalled. The conduct on Haturdiyy was all that any one could have wished and we trust our friends may continue (p prosper. —We understand that our enterprising young friend, Mr. A. J. Brown, Intend* to close out entirely his stock of furniture, at eott, m be intend* to quit the bu*ine*e. This wilt be en exceedingly favorable op portunity to purcbaM at the loweet rate* ever beard of in Bellefonte. We are loath to pert with our friend o'er the way (Communications.) Capt. Ourtin Heard From. Kqlahii, Pa., Sept. 12, 'B2. M Bus lis. Bhuokkt it Van Ormkii, Gen tlemen : In yourjeditorisl placed in a con spicuous placein the last issue of your pa. per, you make a serious charge in regard to the organization of soldiers known as tho "Gruiid Army of the Republic." 1 will not stale your charges, all who read your pa" per know what they are, nor do 1 intend unswering them in full. I was not in Beliefonte in time to make any answer in the Watchman along with comrades, Ilurris, Keller and H. 11. Wil liams, hut I say here I can answer for all the places in which new posts were mus tered, IJnionviile, Howard, Milesburg, Pine Grove Mills, Snow .Shoe and Centre Hall, and say it is not no at any of the pla ce* to the best of my knowledge and be lief. In your article you ay ''trie membcVs, whogo from place to place to organize new posts, we are informed, carry with them blanks with printed headings which con tain a pledge to support Gen. Beaver for Governor, etc. etc." Now, Messrs. Editors, no person but my self went from place to place to organize new post*, and the blank I carried, or rather sunt, reads as follows : [The blank is an application for charter, and is all right, hut too long for insertion. Ei. ] I never carried, nor did I ever hear the least intimation of any comrade carrying any paper of tho kind yeu state In your ar ticle, and what is more, jsdilics in no way shape or manner was mentioned by any one in rny presence in any such sense. You have had an informant who has evidently lied to you. I do not for a moment charge you with making the story. You owe to yourself, your paper, the G. A. It. and the community the giving of the name ol your informant tiiat he may tie dealt with as he deserves. I am a Republican, will use all honora ble means to secure the election of Gen. Reaver, hut never have 1 In thought, word or deed, connected his succes, las a candi date for that high office, i in his belonging to the G. A. It., and I defy any man who lives to (We me and say I hare done so. And I fully and firmly believe, does every other member of No. S'.l, Dept. of Pa. I could write much in answer to this in. famous charge but I will ad i hut little more because I do not know the author— and because I do not charge it to you. I paid so little attention to the politics < ( those we mustered in that I can not tell to day the politics of any unless I knew before I met them as men wishing to belong to the G A. R. Simon Harper snd C. D. Runkle, both i Democrats, of (kmlre Hall, can possibly I answer if anything of the kind hapj-enod there ; John I'j.j.le and other Democrat* can answer for sn w Shoe ; John R Raker and other Democratic soldiers ran answer for Howard ; S. S. Gillmsn, F. 11. llolt and others, wbo are Democrats, soldiers and members of the G. A. It. for Miles" burg, and so on all through. We are anxious for such an investiga tion, let us have your author, then we wili answer more fully. Respectfully, yours, AfSTIW Ct'RTIK. MKAONE. Snt OKRT A- VAK ORMRR In your issue of the *th instant, !• an article which reflect# somewhat severely upon some of the member# of "Gregg Post, intimating that they have been working in the interest of Gen. Beaver, when out or ganising new Post*. Fearing an irnpre. lion might be created throughout this community that the G. A. R. is a Repub lican institution, I ak for space in your C >lumns to make a few statement* concern ing said organisation. Tho Grand Army of tho Republic is a secret order whose objects are, Ist, frater nity, to bind the soldiers and sailors of the late war together in a bond of social union ; 2nd, charity, to teach its member# the great duty they owe to all distressed sol, diets, their widows and orphans, when in n-ed of assistance ; 3rd, loyally, to ineul cate a deeper lote of country, and loyally to the flag of our Union. Politics and sectarianism are not allowed to be discussed al its mesitings. It em braces within it* folds Catholics and Pro. testanls, Democrat" and Republicans, and members of all other sects and parties. If the fact that Gen. Beaver is a member of Gregg Post makes a few of its member* a little more aealous, it does not follow that all member* of other to*t* are neces sarily working for bint. Our post, for example, has a number of Democratic members, wbo would sacrifice all they are worth rather than vole fc r Beaver, not because they object to him personally, but because he represent# a party whose principles are treasonable, and, if carried out, would plunge our nation Into anarchy and suicide. Your* truly, Kprtng Mills, Bep. 9. JUSTICE. KM TOR* CENTRE DEMOCRAT : The Act of Congres* of the 7th of August, JW2, provides for the publication and distribu tion of the Records of the War. Kacb Congressional District will be entitled to twenty sets of the books, to ba delivered as printed. It will be several year* before the series is completed, and the designa tion should be mad* a soon as possible. I propose to designate the Central Posts, of tha U A. R, In each county of the dis trict, and will be obliged if reporla are • y '■ ■ • M . %. •. made to me as early as convenient. A. G. CI'HTtH. Beliefonte, Kept. 12, 'B2. (Paper* published in the district will please copy. J What They Think. We indorse all that has been written con cerning this place both In its social and business aspect*, and a* a nururner retort.— McVeytown Journal. After dinner we strolled through the town, admiring tho many beautiful priv ate residences, the large and handsome stores. This town can boast of the largest and finest houds to be found in any city of tlie second-cla** in Pennsylvania.— l'urt /loyal Time*. All felt pleased with their reception and treatment.— Centre llrjiorter. The printers picnic at Beliefonte was an enjoyable affair. All seemed to Ire very much pleased with their trip.— Altoona Sun. The printers picnic held at Beliefonte on Friday of last week wa* attended by a goodly number of editors and printers, with their sweet hearts, wives arid families, and everybody report* having had a good time— J'hihptburg Journal. The wonderful spring was much admired and the numerous beautiful private resi dences attracted much attention. fjAreola Jterieltr. After dinner, which was nerved at the several hotels and restaurants, the parly enjoyed themselves by taking a detour of the place admiring the beauties of its fine residences, lofty bills, and it* line spring of water, than which a finer arid purer stream of water is not found in the State.—,Yrr. jnrt l.rjgtr. A Tkmpkranck Prize rou Hvxiiav S< Hool*. — At the recent Convention of The Centre County Son/lay Sch■■■■l A>• "-la tum, a gentleman whose name it withheld for the present, offered fivodollars in gold to the Huuday school scholar in Centre county, sixteen years of age or under, who shall prejare the best original pnjier of not more than one thousand words on the sub ject of Temje-rance, provided that there be not h*s than three competitors. The name and post office address of the com petitor should be enclosed in a sealed en* velope to accompany the paper. The papers must be forwarded by Icc. I'ilh, 1882, to tho undersigned. Will Sunday school superintendents please call the attention of their schools to this. R. Ceittkndes, Chairman Kx-Com. C C. 8. A I'. S—Committee will endeavor to se cure j nxes for the second and third best. — J hn Powers and Sin want it distinrt ly understood that they are turning out ' more and bett'-r work than any other boot ; and sb -e establishment in this county. The ladies will I.e happy to know that these gentlemen are now offering for sale their own make of shoe polish that is war- ! ranted not t injure the fine.t kid. We ran recommend this pxtiish to the favorable notice o! friends, aurred of it giving entire satisfaction —<po * n F.ther, the historical tar.Lata, under direction of Prof. I-ane was favored with a good house last night. The pari* were well sustained and etery one In at tendance was well satisfied. It will be produced again to-night at Reynolds' hall by the same company. Reserved seat* at Brew's. Mi Annie Reeser as tjueen Es ther is a decided ettraclion. WW for your jteaehei until Ihe ear hold, i rrttrrd by C'al. Smith orriret. They irill he of the fines' •/utility ami s.,H at right rttror' s. They will be here 1. ilay or fc>- morrr.w. 7A* in all pro!ability trill be the Ia it i heart you trill hare. —Goo. \V. F.aVon will have a car load of peaches in a day or two that he claims will "knock the spots ofT' of any thing of the kind ever brought to town, and he declares he will sell them at bottom fig. tires, too. Mr. 11. J. tloyer, of lloalsburg, and Mr. R. A. Cassidy, of Canton, Ohio, were among the callers at the DIMOORAT office yesterday. —lt cost the State to graduate each student who received a diploma at the Pennsylvania State College. Particulars neat week. Miss Rose Reeser and -Miss Wyle, two of Lock Haven's fair ladies are in town and will participate in Prof. Lane's ora torio to-night. HdJrN" family I)yes were ever so popu ular as the Diamond Dyes. They never fail. The Rlack is far superior to logwood. The other colors are brilliant. —F. P. Blair I* seriously considering whether he shall conttnuo to sell first class jewelry or start on an attended exploring expedition of the car works dam. —A number of communications aro crowded nut of this Issaa that may be in serted in Ike neat. —The Child of the State at Reynolds' Hall. TickaU, reserved seats and chart of ball at Brew's store. —A pleasant party of the friends of Miss Ida Oerberick metal tha residence of her father on Monday arming. —lf you hare not already done so, at once attend to aecuring favorable seats for tha Cantata to-night. At Braw'a store. F or all urinary and female complaint* take MAKai.ic. —Now Orleans Minstrels on Friday night, at Reynolds' Ilali. Chart at jj r ,. w >. —The Chr.ter County ])*mr#ral ha* entered iu fifth year. —Wo will icon have MBM important development* to make public in regard to matrimonial affairs in Bellefonte. —Tho mooting of tho I>emoeracy o Clinton county, at l,o<k Havon, on Tues day evening, was largely attended and much enthusiasm was mamfeated. A HAMI-I.K DCMOKKIKATIO*. lleilefonte, tho home of General Beaver, the Radical nominee for Governor, received a good warming on last Tuesday a week, at the hand* of the Democrat*. The "oldett in habitant says it vai the grandeit demon •tration of representative Democrats that over look place in lleilefonte. Many pe<,, pie were preaent from all the neighboring countiea and the wildeat enthuaiaam pre vailed. Speeches were made by J. Simp- I eon Africa, the Democratic candidate for Secretary of Internal Affairs, Chairman llenael, of the Lancaster ItdeUigrnorr, and ex-Governor ('urtin, all of whom were cheered to the echo by the populace. Ai. | oye-witneaa aay: "If one may judge of ! Tuesday' meeting Beaver a neighbors will by a large majority, to elect him to nav al home The printer a jpic-nic took u I over there on Friday and the Democrats j were still rejoicing ; and Mine talk about i keeping it up the balance of the aeaeon.— Clear field lUjruhlvin. —Sfiocial inducements for Fall and Winter clothing during the bummer { months. MARRIAGES. BTEIR—MKKH.—On tba 2Wb of Anrut \**Sby Jadtr# Chili PtnttL. *t Li* < ffw * iti Itii* | IViumJ. fftnar end \ Mw r, l.tb f IH lot* t"B#hlp, Outr# Pe M.HU - EIICMit/TII. - Oft lb# 2>th alt . I y fc*|. tttmhutl, Je<iob -f Ifiitti*, en Harriet, (laughter of tut 1 .*#tihutb. of l'#t.w M'VI/i*KKY —<) laft'iif, Aujrum -Tth. IffftH < Btahl Mr I r t (*i#erfl#ld. end Mi# £u* )s<<%tmkr}, of( vru#t*#t >ii#. MA UK A—PTI*IS KH —On Aoffurt 114, 1"*. \,* H< * A M Nlgbb r.. Mr A * ißftfff|||N Hifli I If. I#4b of |%Ui|K>i/iir|. KHfWi-7/l*lW —<n A3Ut. 1*, by lUt A M Ci|ti(ub, Mr J RlUu-ortb I.M eu<] M • • tier b-U# 7* t#. I*4h of PhUip#!<urg. RARHER—OIRURR- - At ( uMin # In u Moth#, Ati*r u#t 'Ht. by It#* T *1 M m# Mr .1 >(.• H lUr g#r t . Mm V iUfr Iwtb ■ ( Cw.U Count,* . P> DEATHS. Ml Rl'in - At Ho* iro## Milifc. Auc Otb, l*-2 M.* fanto# £. Murphy, ajr**d 2? .'#ar%, Jo r*- bud 14 >i*y *. JOIIKPTOJV -In PhUto#! <-rg. fl*|4#mber Id. IW2. V< t..r, itilaut aoci of /. W wiy i Mw; Jotomrlon, a*#l tit Ml vKH Un AgT.ca R#ll*r# only k of ftiid Eifiiua M'twit.uf CV.ll#ir t<>wt*#hip, ajt*l fit* y *ar. f i<r nontbt mi l uU'<u dart, dlnd ot M Aufioft 2*. Wi Although no \<wu£ l*i sttrar t.vt nft* ba-1 already leered hito t ib* hearts of otbar# A iy did lb* t#f*drlW -| efTntUuto twin# around this. tb# dlgCt of lor* and d rotiot). Hut tba I deal* • f death bar# *rr ecnd tt># I rftml u.4 rh#rWL#d U*p* h* bur*sl to tJr cni. 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Va 4. Utaik. Tb. amal 4a. fh. Ira will ba < >4l<rad It X J t*nlaa. FarUaa hatlag rUtwx acataal tb. firm, will praaaaf th.ai I, W. n. loot at PbtlftaAaitc. Fb. M. U. *<*. biM..i>. a^>.. tn. m j ihh.AJS Application for Charter. Notice i* hereby given to all pereon* wboni it Mt nam Hal imllaittia will ba aw4*to hi. llama J.4n H.Ank *. U J. at lb 2Mb Jml trial Watrtr I, at rtwaibar, "a Satar4a tb. Wth 4ar at Hrfimahm. A. t> , lW, *w a rbatbw lararfaa.- tlag "Tha Know Hboa Hi AaArwwb U4o at Fiwa OarAmtat. " lb* rfeuwrtar aa.l wbwwaf ara bo rata. fnn4. for tba awma.rt at • nmfolwra to raaa at atrkaam m HaaMlllj tM ta am4M la 4*Oa;tn tba .tpamm att-rHIa, wjam tb. Ibwaral. at atamt.x ami Ibatr wtraa h4 tor Ibom nafvoata la bar., paama. at 4 aaiat all Iba rtjhta. IvMMkta a4 of tba Art at Aa.r-t.blT ralllb.4 " Aa Act to 1 pcrlAa for tba la cortirataa and tawalallae at carlala ronwrstbw." AmroraA Awrll k,l< aa4 lb* mvflaraaala Ibarato. I.awttoa arid |4ara at Imataaaa, Hoow Hboa, Ohmt* Co. IS. 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