dht Crntte
Thursday Morning, October, 26,1882.
OoaßMPHi*!>*•■. ronulnln* Important nrt
•4 from any part of !*• canty. No comtnunlr atbu
! nioitfd uuUw* accompanied by th# raal itaui* of th
writer.
Local Department.
Owing to tho fact that it i* impossi
ble to tecure extra car* no train will leave
here for Tyrone on Friday and PattUon
will not apeak there at that time a* pre
viously agreed upon. He will speak at
Altoona, Friday night, however, and tho*e
wishing to sec and hear him can leave hero
on the 5 r- M. train Friday.
—A ure, poiitive cure for cottiveneu,
MANALIX.
—The Pino Ilall (Washington) Cornet
Band enlived things on Thursday after
noon.
—A party composed of tho friends and
social acquaintance* of Miss Bella Kankin
met at the residence of her father, on
Thursday evening last,and pnsse the timed
most pleasantly.
—Company "B" N. G. P., of this place
with about thirty-five men in uniform left
for Philadelphia Tuesday evening. This
will be the first visit to that city of some
of the boy* and they will have a pleasant
time while there.
—The sad news of two aged men driving
a horse to death last week causes one to
think that there are still some first class
fool* in our midst. The only way to suc
ce*afuUy treat disorders of this kind is to
prosecute the offenders to the full extent ol
the law.
—The- Democrat* of I'enns and Brush
valley* .should turn out to a man to hear
ex-Gov. Curtin and Hon. John D. Stiles,
of Allentown. Both those gentlemen are
veterans and the opportunity to hear them
should not be allowed to slip by unim
proved on Saturday next at Millbeim.
You can find the largest line of ladies
and misses gossamers and gum coats at the
Boston Clothing House, Bellefuntc, l'a .
and at price* less than any other store in
the countv, and every one is warranted to
give satisfaction. Call at the B->-ton
Clothing House when you are in town.
—Parties unknown,but suspected, br--We
into the Pleasant Gap hotel last Thursday
night and appropriated about s<o in mon
ey and personal property the value of
which is not stated. They also entered the
pieces of business of Mr. John Barnes and
Mr. R. B. Barnes. In the interest of or
der and safety the guilty parties should be
ferreted orl and severely punished.
A well to do farmer was a-ked the
other day by a business man why he would
not deal with him. Wall, said the farmer,
you nevev'fnvited me; whenever I want
to buy anything 1 always take my paper
and look over the advertisements and see
where I can get the articles I want, and I
never found your name. I always find a
liberal advertiser is also a liberal dealer.
-r-Prot. Aaron Girnd has opened an oys
ter and eating saloon near the depot in
Mi)e*burg Jt is a neat, tidy, comfortable
affair and if our musical friend fails to
secure the patronage be so richly deserves
it will not be because he has not attended
to every detail and spared neither trouble
nor expense to l>a able to accommodate
guests in the very best manner. When
hungry, or inclines! to listen to good music,
■trap in to see him.
—General Beaver, at the reception ten
dered him by the citizens of this place,
upon his arrival home from the conven
tion at Harrisburg that nominated him,
said in a speech, replying to the address of
welcome by Mr. Furst, that he would
much sooner stay at borne among his
neighbors and friends than move to Har
risburg. And yet strange to s*y the Gen
eral ha* spent very little of his time
among those he professe* to love so much,
since than, but has been scattering himself
all over the state, wherever, in the opin
ion of Boss Cooper, ha could do tho most
good.
—The present comet in the Kaitern sky,
which can be distinctly seen by everyone
al early morning, is certainly the most re
markable one of all the modern comet*.
Prof. Lewis Swift state* that the comet
grazed the sun so closely as to cause great
disturbance, so much so that it ha* dtvidd
I lto no less than eight separate parts, all
of which can be distinctly seen by a good
telescope There it only one other in
•tanca on record where a comet ha* divided,
that ona being Biella's comet of DMA,
which separated into two part*. Applies
t!on* bava been made on Mr. 11. 11. War.
ner by parties who have noted theso com
etary off-shooU, claimiag the s'2oo prize
for each of tbem. Whether the great
oomet will continue to produce a brood of
smaller comet* remain* to be seen.
—Hon Stewart Pearcc, of Wilkesbarre,
died In that place on Friday, the ittth in
stant. He wa* a brother of Mr*. France*
Hewea, of thin place, and uncla of our
young legal friend, Mr. Charles Howe*.
Mia* Nancy and Mis* Jane Pea roe, of Pot
ter* Mills, this county, are *i*ter* of tbe
deceased, and Rev. Jobn J. Paarce, ex
congressman and ei-pre*iding elder, I* a
brother. Mr. Penrce wa* a member of the
legislature of thie Bute from Columbia
county In IMA and 1H47, and was after
ward collector of toll* on tbe Pennsylva
nia oanal and railroad. Gen. Orant when
President appointed blm postmaster of
Wilkesbarre, wbicb petition be held for
eight year*. During the latter pert of hi*
life be wa* almost totally blind.— U'n/rA
man.
Pcrwonnl.
Mr Washington )(>M ll rrerliiii; a neat j
it'll' house <>ii Methodist hill.
Mr. M. Kertleler, of Spring township, I
dropped into our sanctum on Monday.
Mr. Samuel Docker and I>r. IV S. Fish- I
or, of /ion, called upon u* on Saturday.
I'apt. It. C. Chessman and family, form- I
erly of Bellefonle, now of Washington, !
are in town.
Mis* Ok, of Wiskosh, Ockconsin, an
intimate friend oi Mr. Aaron Gold*initb,
is in town.
Col. J. P. Colflirn, of Aaromburg, and !
Col. K. 11. Duncan, of Spring Mill-, wore
in town lent week.
The mother of Hon. S. K. I'oale, of !
Look Haven, wan buried at that place i.n
Monday afternoon.
Mr. P. C. Bander, of Lock Haven, at- !
companiedby bin brother vlaited Bollefonte
friends on Tuesday.
Mr. I. I'. Barnes, agent for Glenn
Bros., Rochester, N. Y., nursery men, ba
been doing some good work in this neigh- |
bo r hood.
Miss Fanny tirey, of the /front/icon, is
in Ilontr.dale. No doubt she will enjoy
hr visit and return to her work newly in
vigorated for continued application.
Mr. A. C. Moore, the jolly manager of
| the business of the Howe Sowing Machine
| Co., at this place, with his tadv, is in
: Philadelphia, to be absent all w>ek.
Messrs. Adam and John Shaffer with
: their wives and Mr. Michael Gepharl and
ister ichildren of John Gepbart, K<|., of
/ion,i of Wayne county, Indiana, are vis
iting relatives and friends at /ioa
Mr. K. L. Gray, of the Doi/y AV . and
Al. Garman, of tho Garman House. Belle
fonto, called at thUoflLe, Saturday t'ome
| again, gentlemen, tho latch string is i
ways on the outside for you.— /."•■' //men
RxprrtA.
While in town Mr. W. B Scott, reprc
: renting Johnston A: Co.. Harrisburg, a
genial, wide.wake, pushing gentleman,
called to see us on Thursday last. Mr
Scott appoi.rs to f>o the right man in the
right place
Mr. I! A Bumillcr, one of lh editors
of th" J/. iihrim Journal, pnid u j the com
pliment of a vi'it on Monday. Mr B. is
a representative newspaper man and We
are glad to know that lie end his are flour
ishing finely.
In appointing II A M Ke, Kq . its
attorney for this county, the "v A -> K II , i
displays good judgment. Among our young i
ntlornevs no ,-rie is consider-| more capa
ble and reliable than Ma<- en.J ■ r hwr- '
fullv tender our congrst ilatooi
llrown Bros , as K Brown, Jr Y Co.,
hav opened in their beau I r on , • p
jaisite this office, a complete sic !, of gen
eral groceries ar, I provisions HO. I insiie
the attention of the public to th- ir g--ls
and t-ri We trust our vonng frier Is
may iii<-et with lb" r* • •i. • n lliev d>s
aerve.
Prof. Wm F Smith, of Mslits on, call
ml t" see us on Saturday Mr, Smith has
for many years io*| high in the estima
tion of the patrol,s of our public Schools as
a terher of unusual ability and •r e en
tirely ► - --stiii. F r ■■ • re,s -n > r
oilier be has chosen to l-irn his attention
to other business. We wish h:rji sur. .
An excellent portrait of B- ri. F. Hun
ter, Ksq , one of the D morrat c nominee*
for the legislature, eierulerl f-v bis son
a young gentleman, sixteen years .f age, '
who never received any instruction in the
art of crayon work—is perhaps one of the '
finest specimen* of this h-nd of skill we |
have ever seen It can be seen a' the fffce
of Stitr.er -V M Gee,
D. M Wagner, Eq ,on Saturday, ran
across the wrong man, In the person of
Mr. Jan. Hunkle. F.vcrv one knows how
fonil our venerable frfcr.it is i-f tuufllng
those of opposite polit i opinions, by
prop-wing to fiet. Mr Bunb.le "took irn i
up' an-1, ger-tlo reader, ; it slroul-l have J
seen him weaken. No tcu l ver melted !
more gracefully or completely
The Kepublicans of thl* county have J
nominated our friend Mr. G. R Spigei
myer, of Spring Mills, for fhe Legislature.
Could we see the slightest indication of the
possibility of success perching upon Mr.
S 'a political banner we should invoke the
aid of our memory and tickle our readers
with a history of hi- political goings and
comings, but as it is "here's to you," hop.
ing that the majority {willed for Prof.
Meyer may not result a In Greely.
• —The particulars of a heartrending af
fair, actions that must forever blight the
prospects of one life, we glean from tho
Lock Haven Er/n-tu, of Monday t A
young man of prepossessing appearaore,
ftbey all are,) named Lynn, a travelling
salesman representing McGeer Bros., Au
burn, N. Y., several weeks ago engaged
board at the frwin House in our neighbor
ing city. He went to work, and apparent
ly worked diligently for he succeeded In
selßng a buggy for sllO which waa paid
for a* toon as received. Shortly after fil
ing himself at the hotel ha failed to report
there at night but had bi* moats there reg
ularly. The solution of the latter problem
is that he had secretly married a young
girl. The scoundrel, who ha* a wifa at
Auburn, coklly deserted hi* second one,
left the city without paying back money
be had borrowed, without nettling hi*
board bill, and at last account had not re
mitted to hi* firm the money in hi* poa*ea
lion belonging to them. Thl* will warn
some of th* many giddy maiden* to bp
careful a* to whose acquaintance they cul
tivate and prevent tbem taking entire
stranger* Into their confidence to tuch an
eitent a* to he willlng-to marry them.
I —One of lh<> novelties in walking cos
til in Pi for Indie* in tk rnllngotn copied
closely nflor gentlemen* Prince Albert
frock coal*. It in medium long, double
| breasted, nt.il ii buttoned I'rotn the collar
'to tbe waist line. The middle bark ••earn
lin slightly pleated. Two buttons behind
i dellnu tin* whii t, ate! the garment i Unbh
ed with silk binding or faced with cut
edge*, exactly liko a gentleman's coat,
j For underwear, French percale i. ury
popular at present. The must elegant sets
of thii kind of upparal are now made with
•olid yokes and border* of laco edging*
and insertion. For street wear baliuorul
! -kirls ure nt pri sent preferred to whileon--.
Hark colors prevail. >kirl* of black satin
1 are greatly favored by those fond of the
recherche, and they can be had at price*
ranging front 11 to Ik dollars lllack silk
1 lor walking and semi drew costumes re
i tain* its popularity as it always will,
j The most elegant material shown at pro-.
; enl is b" uvy corded ottoman silk, which
: lias a very rich and distingue appearance
i when made up. 'I hit material also shows
jup well when combined with velvet. The
j button* u-oil for these dresses are very
j beautiful, aii J t ■ !• proper must bo very
sbowv.
I -Til'' /'.o/iy .Voir, lakes axcaptl !i |0
| the manner in which we disposed <d Mr
, Butler last week. This is not nt all nr•
prising The calumny heaped ujon our
Republican friend* i borne with heroic in
| difference s r.ee they have bwn told that
I Quay will foot the bills. Now without
any inore f. oling the situation is simply
this—the Republican lenders advise mem.
bers of tbe party to assist in the organiza
tion arid maintenance of *o*cal!eJ green
i back-labor clubs, arid put forth every effort
to induce Democrats to go in with lb. m,
nnd then when it comes to voting they
vote th .rowniuket straight and allow
lh" Ik'mecfitf, who were near-sigbled
enough to he duped, t - vote with the
grecnbai her- The game was played last
year and wo .Id bake I •-n thi* campaign
hail not several prominent n.overs given
the thing away All right, Mr. \urs i
the j -litis- tl day < f idgment is up- n you,
and the -mt.e spirit of i r.aging _\eopbamy
that allows you 1" swallow tbe unsavory
hash DISHED up "by such outcasts as Roller
will lit you f>r the journey to that [ iitii a!
I'topia, where ad it serene as a spring
morning, th- l- aulil' il kallet. at the bead
• d .Salt River
j —lt sag-'I thing Us keep one's tern
' per in i rill, It IS a -ad thing to base
no temper to keep in control. Sine men
arc- disturb-d I—cause th-y are disturbed.
They regret their temptation to get angry,
whereas they w .11 IK- worth a great deal
less in the world if they couldn t get an.
grv. I'nless they were temptable, th-y
would be neither admirable m>r fll lent.
T.'.ri. <•• I if * e, have a puck, strong
temper : and pray fi •! t-> enable you p>
keep it In due chrs k, and to use it wisely.
111-fllting r'oth s <a.se much of the dis.
[ lay of (retfulni-sa a'ikc so unpleatant to
■, the party himself and th•<• around him.
It is ss-elom that ar.y one who wears
le-win s clothing exhibits such |*- >r ton
tr.| of th-ir temper, as to gel r,i.| anl
' inake a dunce of hims.-lf. Trv thn I'hila.
(tram h and And nut. Their gocd* and
manner <-f dealing are veritable panaceas
for ordinary discomfort
—lt may IKS laid down as an I ncontio I
I vorlible principle that no family can be
| happy without employment —regular, di
versified, continually recurring employ,
ment. Th'-ro may !>e the possession of
wealth, there may be an ample domain,
there may he everything externally to en
joy, but unless there be appropriate em
ployment to occupy the body, engross the
mind, and awaken the energies, there cat -
not be happino.. It is the active, indue
. trious, persevering family that is the truly
1 happy family, not the idle, the slothful,
. the ueles—not the family that has no
definite plan, no fixed and important ob
ject, no personal and collective energy, j
Neither can a family be happ.y without a
liberal supply of pure fresh griseeries ar.d
provision*—in fartthekind .techier At Co.,
deal in.
ilarkins A Vctter*' Comedy company,
met with a cool reception at the Opera
house on Thursday night. They evidently
, have for some time failed to receive the
flattering smile of Fortune, and wound up
| their career here Had they boen left
alone the evening of the performance they
, might have succeeded in securing enough
I of an aadlenee to have enahldd them to
pay expense*, but the very pressing de
mand* of creditor* disgusted those who
were about to enter, and no hou*e was the
result. Mr. \V. R. Teller, of the Hush
House, and Mr. A. B. Steele, of the Re
publitttn, materially assisted the boy* In
their time of greatest need. If the mem.
ber* of tbe troupe are willing to be advi*-
ed we would suggett that they turn their
attention to some other business.
Entertainment No. 4, 8y tbe Bella
fonte Orchestra, will be given Nov. 0, In
the Y. ,Ji. C, A. lecture room. Tbe program
ha* been arranged with the same degree of
care that so plainly {narked previous ones,
and It I* thought that thi* will he the beet
yet held.
MT A pint of tbe finest Ink for families
or school* can be madt fs->m a ten-cent
package of Diamond Dya. Try ihant
—For pile*, eonsllpation and n torpid
liver, never 0)11 to take MSXALIK.
a
Ovgß.HnooTlKO.--A grave and dignified
D. l>,,af.or listening to tho recitation <>f
the chiitecbisrn by a < lass of children,' was
a-k.| to in ike a few n-inurks to themi
whereupon he arose and said: "I <b-iri-'
my young friends, to express an un'jiiali.
j lied approbation of thi* exorcise. | regard
the ciileehism a- tbe most admirable ei.j.
tome of religious belief extant." Tbe
•tiperiiilrndenl pulled his sleeve and asked
him to explain llie word epitome, which ha
elm idaled as follow. "By epitome, chil
dren, I mean—that is—it is aynonyniout
with synopsis.' Too many merchants do
the same thing. They use language that
few if any understand and a.a coiisc'im-ncc
the fai ts they wi-li to communicate are
j lost sight of. Now, if yoy will but turn
to the advertisement of .Messrs, H. A A
f-oeb you will la- able to r< ad and know
what liny wi.h to eouimunieate. Tb-ir
English i- plain and everything they
claim will be fully substantiated
< AklS.no>. .* MOMCT AT ,M II K-nt HO
The emissariu* of corruption an- at
work in our midst and plying tin ir unholy
v.Sf-st• tl within two miles of tbe home of
Gen. Heaver A sel'.; on-titute<l organ:/ r
of a pi>!ill-, al band, wb ■ r-id-- in Ibis
place, has for some weeks le-i-n in the em
pb y of the local lead'-rs here and coo,mi..
si on cd t- in r votk* lie even claims ti
be in secret correspondence with (sen.
Heaver, by wb >m, be alleges, h<- !• advised,
and by whom his mot otni-nl. an- directed.
At Mibsbiirg he request'- i a local l> mo.
eratic (Kilitii ian to name his price for the
trail-fer of twenty-five v-.t.-s that be sup
|Hsed the Mile*burg gentleman c-.u d con
trol. To another man bo offered sl6 to
•ecure Ilis Vote f..r tho -taiwart ticket
Our authority is direct, exp: n-it an 1 po.i
live, an,| if the organizer, or anv of fii
friends, arp not .ati-lled with tins <1 • f
his nefarious conduit it ian without ar.v
trouble he readily proven
<hir only desire is to caution th- *e who
may be approaclii-d in tin. manner that it
is not only * criminal . ff.-no- to - ff.-r but
espial y a- mm h to ai < fpl a bribe
1 be representatives of the party of puri
ty and honesty now have an excellent
topic for d i carton vbsasrsr r may • .it
' th'-.r c.nver ience to di-| ■--• .-f it
I'ORT MATILDA. —Mr />/if..r <iur
tn i- improving James Wiser and
Lafayette "tine exj-.-> l - n to have their
i bouses ready to la eupy J <i .l-.r.es ha
built an addition to his house ar. 1 other
. wi.e improv-d his dwelling house Tlu-s
Weston's shoe shop wills, n l-e ts-nan table,
and -John Mark has the f-.un lation finish
ed of a he' l l- that will IK- ready f r o. . u
pancy 11.1 fa"
Tbe school le-ard of our township very
! wisely had the primary r-Hint repaired, r. •
modeled and beautified, arid a new room
24 x.l Oft. I lilt t i it. A meeting of the
hoard will b held on Friday U> fi.l a va
cancy in the grammar department caused
Iby a resignation, it you koow of any
good ls-acher out of employment, send htm
this way.
The sl. re of A. U Ree... k . entered
last Friday evening by burglar*. and cash
and goods to the amount of fl.'i tak-n
They attempted to drill I. 1 • in the k f,-
to blow it open, and it is' suppose.) they
were frightened away before succeeding.
The team of Elmer War, on Friday
j ekening took fright at the cars and demol-
Ished hi- wagon.
There has been mn'tderablo Stir here in
matrimonial circle* Mr Jacob Williams
and Mrs. L A Walker, and Mr Wm
\'*n Pool and Miss M. Franco* Smilb, of
Hirmingham, were married. and others in
tend following their example. Mr. Rumor
declares, with emphasis, that we are soon
to have a few first elas weddings in our
j town.
"Aunty" continues to visit our town
an! thinks it fortunate that he and nis
partner were here on Thursday evening
, instead of Friday, t'mns again.
On tho 4th instant Mrs. Amanda C
, Spackman, wifa of John Hpackman, died,
aged hit years, T months and lh days.
Sho was loved arid respected by all, had
been a member of the Presbyterian church
for a number of years.
' On tho 7th of October, Mrs. Ann W.
Mai>ni|cp*rled this life, agml 8(1 years and
II months. She was tho oldest Inhabitant
of our town and fur over 70 years had
been a member of the Methodist church.
H. H. Miles recently purchased the Intire
interest in the ilore of Mile* A Co.
Rev. 0. B. Ague, pastor of the M. K
church, was granted a vacation and Ids
parishoner* concluded to take his family
by surprise on their return home, last
Friday evening. Quite a number took
powesslon of the parsonage and proceeded
lu prepare an excellent supper. When
they had gone Mr. and Mr*. Ague found
themselves the portessoM of sufficient gro
onrins to do them until next spring.
Thn Democrats are very much oricour.
aged By the news from Ohio and will turn
out to a man on election day.
Worth township Democrat* will hold a
meeting on Thursday night. A full turn- j
out la requested.
Tha many friends ol Prof. W. 0. Mor
rison Will be glad to bear tfial be has re
covered from bia lata Injury and will be
able, on Monday, to lake charge of thx*
Mill helm schools. - lea Dicx.
—Doll A Mingle inform us that on last
Saturday their Mies exceeded any one day's
Mtla* since ibey started into busiaee*. This
certainly i a good showing, and is ju*t
what fair dealing, pfbek and enterprise
will do. We predict an Immensa fall trade
for this firm, utey surely deserve It.
Y. M <J. A. AXXITKKMAKY —The last
business year of tbo V M. C. A. ended on
the first instant. In reviewing the wurk
one is surprisi.d at the- gigantic slrid- s L •
ward complete organir.allon, systematic
work, gieiil results and interest awakened.
I At the election f i fflcers held In Oct. 'Bl I
• it was bard to find any one willing to a*-
Siirne the responsibllily of the official con
duct of wbat then seemed to be an cxpir- 1
ing enterprise. In December tbe board of
managi-i s m ured the ii-rvh -> of J Wil-
Raid Miller as general secretary, since'
when marked improveTneni has attended
'■ every move made by the association. At
' the election -<l officers held two week, ago
four pi ison ► were voted for for president,
1 of whom fir J. If. Rhone received the
"cot votes and was declared the choice of
the members. Dr. Rhone will be ably
mid willingly supported by all and we
hope bis term of office may b<- an epoch of
unu-ual prosperity. Hut in order to in
• ure lb*- fullest possible mca.ure if . nt
bene"!, the active assistant >-of each and
ail.
'I he annual meeting wa- held in the
large auditorium of the Presbyterian
church, on Hun-lav evening. Rev. Pcnne..
packer, of the Methodist church, pr- .id'-d
After singing, prayer by Rev. A. J. Mey.
er., <.f lialtimore, atcl scripture reading
by Rev J F D Long, of the Reformed
chur b. the reports of the retiring officers
and chairmen of committees were read.
T iie f nr- r. I> H Keller, E-q , J Weslev
'sephart, F.si) and Mr J Williard Miller,
the latter Mi-ssrs. C. F <' A Dan
iel., I, \\ R-ese, A W. liny ar I W I.
I b-miiig ami Master Walter Lembk-v.
A cfiarar ti-ristic address by Rev. S A.
Taggart. Mate se< retary, closed '-ne of the
rn-ot enjoyable reiigiou* meetings with
wbi- h Rellefonte ha. la-en lak if I for a
' long time
An excharig* says Win n y< u ksnte
to an e.litor, Send a three cent -lamp It
*s ; IK- a gr at curiosity to htm
Editors are slippa-ry fellows. They have
♦an unrivaled facility for slipping out of
the . . r ,-t after publication dav.
At, edtiur . veracity will do to gamblo
n.l. He never li-s except (or a considera
tion, --r in the piain discharge ..f bis du.
, lies
Never a k an editor to drink, unless
you have go..d iredil or an extra dime. I
V i might isuw h:m a psir.ful di-aj fioint- :
meni.
hen an editor's hair n aie# off and the
top of his brail begins to look like the
skin of a cow hide attribute it to wisdom !
not wife.
An editor never steals. He a) ways gives i
full credit, and be don t write "Ex after
an article. There are a number of brain
loss scalawags in the profession who pass j
f-*r editors and who steal, but they d.|, v
hsk. lb<- pure ring.
\\ fien you shake hand- with an editor
•lon t s-juoo/.. his fingers tMi hard, for th<-v
may l-e covered with valuable diamond I
! ring*
When y . i owe an editor a dollar d'-n t
pay him, l->r the shock might l-e t->o great
tor hi. nervous systs-m
\\ hen you visit an office mix the editor s
exchange. he has p.lenty of time to
-traighten them Meal them il you want
t • he will not ne-d them Resides u :
fashionable.
If you area mean man don t mention
the name of sn advertising ag-nl D< an
e-iitor. f -r it will thrill bis soul w ith de.
light and cause him to smile. And when
an editor smiles the bark i-ecls off and the
air tarns blue.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS
At Hrumgard's Heboid House, Miles
township, on Thursday evening, October |
"'"•th. in se addressed by W. (' Heinle i
and D F Fortney.
At Hpnng Mills, (srenoble's Hall, on
Thursday evening, October k'fith, to be ad- '
dres.i| by Adam Hoy and J. I. Hpangler !
Al Wolfs School House, Haines town
| ship, on Friday evening, October 27th, to
be addressed by H Y. StlUer and C. M.
i Bower.
AI Millheim, Mass Meeting, Saturday
October 28th, to he addressed by Kt-llor.
| C'urun, Democratic candidate for Oongress
; and Hon. John I) Htiles, of lzehigh Uo.
At Pine Hall Hch(K)| ll use, Ferguson
township, or. Tuesilay evening, October
! 81, to la- addressed by D F Fortney and j 1
| J. L Hpangler.
At Hublersburg, en Wednesday even- |]
ing, November 1, to be addressed by I). | (
F. Fortney and J. L. Hpangler.
At Rebersburg, Friday evening, Nov- \
ember fi, to he addressed by Adam Hoy i !
and J. L. Hpangler.
At Pine Orove Mills, on Saturday even
ing, N-<vember 4, to be addf-atcd by D. i
F. Fortney and others to he announced.
Al Jacksonville, Marion township, on ,
Thursday evening, November 4, to ha at)-
dressed by Adam Hoy, Kills Orvis and i
John A. Woodward. 1
At Pleasant Gap, Spring township on ;
Monday evening, November fi, speakers to
h announced.
At Tusseyvilla, Potter twp, Tuesday ,
afternoon, Ortqjber gj, 1882, to be address- j
ed by J. Thompson Baker, Kq , of Union
county, J. L Hpangler and C. M. Bower. !
At Linden Hall, Harris township, J
•lay evening, October fil, 1882, to ba ad
dressed by Adam Hoy and 11. Ktitsr.
Al Powalton, Rush towns pip, Thursday
evening November 3,1882, to be addresmj
B y D. P. Fortney and W. U. Heinle.
At Phlilpeburg, Wednesday evening, J
November 1, ier>3, to BE addreseed hv Hon A
A O.Curttn, ,
Hot-ftKiloi r* A mm* H|. th •mall
leak* Ibal lm|xv. ruli booo-huM. it >a
tlm •titwll miiiomiw thai |. n'i to affl it-nv.
Soap your dirll. -< . lot In-. and ,„.k
! n warm wal- r-.v.-r nigh. t'.a hard eoap
:to Wn.ll yillir idol !< • and * 1 v. , , v r
I Hwiri, Soft •'•(• l 111 -!ip|* t , It
ii g ""I I-rI in wit bin-. . | .
A lltllo 4lt *prlitkled in tr ii p
in boiling tend* U* pr.-v tit • ■ inking
ii rid it in likt *iw good In tttr a ih •, , ,
i 'j ti* rut hi i-ti irid In.
A fl'W JKllalfH*® l(l"t|, Rtld 1,, ;„• Water
I toured over iln'Ri, rnak" hii .-w -m ( re..
iwlkw for dwmtliig b4 ttHTai r.g old ru • <w
liy bUek illki Owhi Im It tlw fm
thin |tur|Kiiu*.
Tint glow- powder m cHiffn'if im 1 f
prevent injury (ruin p"r.| raii- rt. „
in*; but comtuori cotii.laf. b ruble-d thor
oughly otrer the hand* bt-l■ -re potting on
glove. will RtiiKi-r thifpurp-...
A pretty i hair Inn k *.* inndt- • I an an
tiqrni lira itrips put im-r ilk Have the
nee in the center and on the iik nrlii of
th rame width l i-a<di aid" embf.-ider -
I V*lty vim- I In. i. lovely made f t|,.
; lac and blue ► k, W.ili pray> of mai
pink bud*, i r of cardinal .a'm ttli da;.i<-
afid bulteri ; embroidered on .t '| 1,.,
top it turned down and beriitried, arid tli"
bottom may !-•■ flaitbod with lac*or mad*
in point. with a ta.Mjl on .-b.-h pojt j
It i not at*—-l | lan to htr* t'.atlla
; lawn and cam brie dr.-...-. "done tl | ( | |a
l-bra.e i.. to lay away for lb wiiiti r. f"
ill" eipi-i'at n * bat they k I |.„,k and th
ready f if imitierl at.- wear in lb" *prmp
Kid liedi.appointed. Ofc.-nri" tfn-v .h< ,
not be put akav dirtv. but the .twr.hir
and irnrilng may w.-ll b" left nil *-,nng
• inlv common calico.-. .bun d 4*, i,,.j
n I ironed before | at knit; awai
(Jrea.e upol* ran be rerre-vi.l from i'k
by fiirinkiintf Fret-i U chalk tin- t,<,t
and laying the (arini-Dt away of a .in J' in
n dark cloti-t If tin- .lain i. o|M nan
thin may have to Ih- ri p-ated. In • rdi' a
ry ca.e thi. wrill 1. .uffi ient. b it wli- re
j lb" great" i. not fre.li and baa tpri-ad it
may to- taken out by pla. ing bulling | a
t-r over It ar.d a) j lying a hot iron to I!
!• > not l"t the iron Hand on it lone, and it
muit not In- very hot.aa ihnr" i. danger of
lb" color of the ►! k being chanced
A prnr. mad" of br k n linen of the pro| -
r Kidlb to that me ►. Ivage need* no hem
ming at the - d"., may b • rnad" very pr et .
ty bv fnnping ■ .1 Ihp bottom UUbe depth
< f two if ' b". over a.t 11 .- edge where
'be raw-line ' "n-i, Ih'-ri about two inrb".
five thai draw ■ >; thread* for *n imh
ar.d a half, arid th-ri run a blue or Mar let
ribbon through the thread* (bat are left,
making hbak. of the ribbon and thr-a I
a ternatr-iy Alnvi* arid in-low thi. a row
of fi-atii'r Hit' h Ig la added, and a row on
'I." band and • de. a'ao ; the pocket trini
m"d to mati b ia put on at the right fid"
—\\ ilaon, Mr Farlane A Co.. call after,
lion to the only wimble lb-adr Miied
Faint in Hie market. The Pioneer Fr<-
parr-d Pairit ia not cn)> auperrr-r to ar.v
ib-ady Mixed Paint aoid but rival* pure
j wbit" b-ad in it* .monthneaa in working
nnd durability. Tina paint i. cutrtriind
by liie iiiafiufai't ire. r,. t to crack or [i*'i
within three year*. Ihe guarantee ia t t
inly go 1 for r>; !a< ig the paint hu u
arill lie put on tf it .hoold crwck or re>i |
within the time |ieciti"d. It wilt ~,
your intereat to rail and IM Wilw n jj r .
(• arlam- A (.'••, I "fire fKircbatiQ > either
while lead or any other ttew'.y
Paint
j -The lew, wo., en . ( , U c<f>t hu|
ton ahoe ever brought U. fV llf( . counn . at
I' 11 A Mlbgie a.
M ran al I \tit riir a. The undn
-Ignrei wl.hea to Kir*. rtruction in rn oic
in renium-ratron l.rf i „ n j
Piva-v add re
M tar s. OHKMarur,
r.n i.kinsu, 11,I 1 , n
\\ Atxi'T l.t/ vIIa ia lloimiti —lt ia
entirely diffi-re' ,y f r , n , rJ| ~iber* It i a.
; < .car *. water and, n ii. name indicate.,
i. a |-erlect \ egetable ||ir H"atorer. It
will immediately free the head from the
dandruff, r ,lore gray hair to il* natural
< lof, •od j r.iduce a new growth where it
ha la lnt ~fl |j d<M- na in any manner
► d.l lb" hialtb, which Sulphur.'Sugar ol
b-ad. wid .N ilrate Sow r | r. paratioti.
have dune It will change light or fad.-d
h*ir in a few day* to a beautiful gloe*v
hro* n t,, u . druggi.t for it Karh
j bo*tie ia warrant.*! Smith, Kline A Co.,
V. holwali Ageiile. Philadelphia, and C
N. Crittenden, New York 4 It
—Special inducement* for Fall end
IAN inter clothing during the Summer
I month*.
| v.-if MorrooMMY A Oo.,Tailora.
Bellefowte Grain Market.
Rtu.tr -r*. <Vt. /••.. taai.
r - rt". lot weekly la T K Run 14. 4 (V.
i tfbeal—ablte. bueliei. ~
! * red " |
W heat, Rn. t „,
t -in—eat*, per l-n.bet.___ . , w
** 'Welled, per bnahel. n.,
Oata. |er tmd>ei a i
Barley . pet tahel..„ _____ 1 ,
rinrer Reed. |"r pi-and ■
rinnt, wbnleaale, per Id-).. Il lle. #.
I'Uaier. (rhaad, per few. .IT""!".]! .a-
ProrUio* Market.
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Ir.XIX f roil s NOTICE.—Notion
. * " iT.**'' ''. < I.um. nr.ry "s lb.
KMafe .4 llannab Maitb 1.1. el Pewn tea lw h, r Veto-
IR-- Wave i-e. a aranted b. E1... b Rmlib
r-.Hlnr la mbl e-.i.Uop babw all pmrno. lutein.
Ed I. aald Mlafe are re->rmd.-4 In make f-armerit ami
4"g claim, nr itemar.it. mill make keawa lb.
aame wlrbnel rt-1,1
KLtkk K aUITM
***** KiatWßet
A EDITOR'S NOTICE.- Inikeiv '
\ * *.••' rvmtl <Vr.fr. cm . la Ik* m.tW i
e* IbeeeUl. n| < Vmmd Rlrwlite. late -' kike tewaabap
lb* aw.letlgwed.ab awdiw-r aypOua by lb.
* dtatr.l-me.ft mt lb. lawk, fw lb. bawl. 1
of Uarfd * bra ret. r teem .4 aaM dmkal, to awd
atwona Sb.ee )e*sty *otilled b. reectv. Ibe tattwe,
•111 men Ib. part tea iwtoreWe*. be Ibe pwrpwe <4 bi.
tfeoiiaeal t| bf. e-fßre tn Belbb-ete, ow Tlttawda* ,
Wkt k day of kmttaktr, IMt.tlHt a
J. L M ib.il KR
• A milt"..
Administrator's Notice.
IKTTKKH of Aflniitiialnittan anon
4 np.m tka eafote of hawl Rby, tal* af Walker
toaahi| drc-rd, hate beea arwwted I. Ibe ami--
acftwed. la aba all weewm*. li rM 10l to aaid eMal.
at* rmjaarted *o twaka | meat awd Ibaae bar la a
claim, -a 4*taaM* will auke Ibe aptan kv-.B tubal
•W.. eta. . tkRV KKV.4Uaa.Pa_
4Mt* s%- kdmrntom-.a.
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