flit tftntw fltroocrat.
Thursdaj Morning, February 22,1883.
OoiauroftDftMoa,containing Important
•d from any |art of the county. No ronituunlcNttcin
lnrtHl uul<' accompanied ly the real nauu-of th
writer.
Local Department.
—"Birthday," poem, by M. M. 8.,
crowded Out this weOk will appear in our
next issue.
—Mrs. Adum Yearick is recovering.
—Mr. Isaac Sbarrar, of Fowler, called
yesterday.
—Fire escapes have been put up at the
Brnckerhoff House.
—Mr. Edwin F. Garman is out again
after a few days indoors, looking just as
well as ever.
—We learn that Mr. \V. 11. Karon, of
Unlouville is seriously ill. Hope ho may
speedily recover.
Mr. W. A. Tobias, of Miilbciin, and
Bro. Kreamer, of the same place, spent
Sunday it) town.
—Moro than two hundred persons at
tended Methodist Sunday sell d, at th.
last session held.
Mr. Irvin Humes, formerly of Bell—
fontn, is clerking for Messrs Lyon, I.ieht
en & Co., Htiutzdnle.
—The cheery face of lion, I*. Gray
Meek, Chief Clerk of the House, was seen
on our streets on Tuesday.
—Charles K. Shruudcr, F.q., was ad
mitted to practice in the several courts . '
Centre county on the 3rd instant.
—J. Mason Duncan, well known here,
will assumo charge of the Mifflnlown,
(Juniata co.,i Academy, March
Ladies interested in the work of the
Y. M.C. A. are requested to meet in th
association rooms, Saturday at J o'clock,
P. M.
—Miss Miry, younger daughter of Hon.
J. I*. Gepbart, was ill latter part of last
week but we are glad to say is now recov
ering.
Mr. Henry Harman, of Milesburg
will move to Bellefor.te April 1-t Mr
Harmau and family will receive a cordial
welcome.
—We regret to tat> that the engage,
ment of Miss I.vdia I'ynkhain, of Lynn,
Mass., and the Local of the Republican has
been broken.
—Hon. W. A. Wallace, Hon. S. If
Poale, the Messrs. Collins and other bwer
railway luminaries were in town Monday
and Tuesday'-
—On account of the various amusements
announced for to-night the engagement of
the company, that was to present Esmer
alda, has been cancelled.
—The popular mercantile establishment
of Lyon A Co. will be opened shortly and
business operations resumed or, a larger,
grander scale than ever.
—One day last week, the hv.-sc that draws
the delivery wagon of Messrs. E. Browr,
Jr., A Co., took a walk unattended, with
out doing any particular damage.
—lf the attention of the town council
could l<e secured we would direct it t"
Water street south of High. Something
should be done there nt onre.
The Juniata Valley Camp Meeting
Association has fixed upon the 14th o<
August for opening this year at Newtoi
Hamilton, Mifflin county.
Mr, J.-fin Noll, of Pleasant Gap, on
of the House janitors, at Harrisburg, spei.
the early part of the week at home. J,,hi
is a good fellow and no < ne envies him hi
good fortune.
—An elegant selection of body lm
taj-estry Brussels carpets just received *
the 800 Hive one price stores. Large
stock and finest assortment over hroug t
to Bellefonte.
—The many friends of J. I Kankin
E.q , who has been troubled for some tim,
with a severe cold and for more than s
week confined to the house, will be glad t,
hear of bis convalescence.
Mr. Harry Teats has admitted Mr
.Tared Harper, late of Harper Bros , Spring
street, into partnership with him in th
grocery business. This combination o;
capital and experience will make the flm
a strong one.
—The great violin virtuoso, CAXIII.IA
UR*O, assisted by a number of distinguish
es! artists, will bo secured by Manager
Hour beck for an engagement here, pro
vided a sufficient number of tickets can bo
•old to guarantee expenses.
Mrs. Butts, proprietress of the popular
boarding house on Allegheny street below
High, will discontinue that decidedly pop
ular place of public comfort, April Ist,
and move to tbe house now occupied by
Mr. Acbenbacb, on .Spring street.
—The estimable wife of Mr. Martin
Laughlin, of East Lamb street, fell on the
ice, in front of the Court House, on Sunday
evening, breaking a limb. She was taken
home, medical aid summoned, and we be
lieve is doing a* well as ran be expected.
—The CKNTRS DEMOCRAT and the Belle,
fonte Republican seem to be getting into a
quill fight.— Rep>>rter. You are wrong.
'The quill fight wa only an expression of
difference of opinion—and, mark you,
Fred, when we had finished, we stopped-
See?
—Wonder if thero is any tariff in
Heaven, and if we shall be as much an
noyed by the talk about it there as here ?
Watchman. Don't fret. Should there
be any talk upon that subject Ibero, the
discussion will in all probability not
trouble you'in tbe least.
A MONT UKXIARKAIII.K CASK.—Dying—
♦ yet living.—lr Miller, of lU'-l Soutli
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, IV, says : "I
am personally acquainted with a middle
( aged likdy in Philadelphia, who had been
n given up to die by a consultation of many
physicians. She was con 11 nod to her bed
" for months, and was momentarily expect
ed to die. In this condition she took
Manalin and, to the supriso and disap
pointment of all, sho recovered her health
r perfetly. ller caso is reported in Dr.
UAHTMAN'S Book on the "Ills of Life,"
list page. Ask your Druggist for one, or
address Da. HAKTMAN, Osborne, ').
J
CONSTITUTION AL PHOIIIIIITIOH.—A few
P friends of the proposed Constitutional
Amendment inel in the Y. M. (.'. A. lead
n ing room Saturday afternoon and inform
s ally discussed the form of the amendment
as reported by tile Committee of the Sen
if At". It WHS decided that immediate A<-
i ion should be taken toward securing peti
tions from this county and for that per
il |lose a committee, consisting of I). S K"l
--i •r, K-q , Clement Dale, K-q , and J. It
Van Oriner, was named, to devise means
••r enlisting the active co-operation of the
various loral organizations throughout the
ounty, and this committee Mesrs. K
F Garman, chairman. J P. Irwin, Wash.
It tj A. Daniels, 11 (' Weaver, ('
F Cook, N. S. Bailey, Wn Mills, A. W
. W. W. Bayard, Clement Dale and L. A
i, "v-heaiTer, wa appointed to canvass Belle
onto.
Dr Thai. It llHyes, president of the
f County Organization, requests tbe help of
all friend* of temperance and emphatical
,t ly urges tho necess ty of prompt action a
, iho session of the Legislature is now more
than half expired
' THE MIM.IIKIM LOCAL IN— ITJ.TK. —
The
' K church, Millheim, Feb '.'th, at ? :o r.
xi., opening with singing by choir, follow
d with praver by Be v. J Yearick, Prof
J . .
Wolf presided and T. G Rrhard was elect
ed secretary, on motion committee of ar
rangements consisting of W ti Morris -n.
Mis.- Mary E Ftrohm and 11 F Edmunds
wa continued.
' The exerci'os of the evening consisted of
an excellent paper by Bex C F. Gephart,
on the subject of "Duties of Directors to
; S.-h-ads," followed by a recitati n by M r
U T Auman ; next wa a debate on tin
question, "Is it desirable in a farming
, community to have tho minimum scho--l
• 1 term increased to >U months This WR.
j debated iti the affirmative by M- *r A
Walter and II O D.ininger and in the
- | negative by Mr. W F Smith and 11 n
\\ K Alexander, and up na x- to- f i ..
audience - de ided ill th negative by a
iargo majority. Bv. J Yeari. k then
t gave a scholarly and very practical le< t ire
| on the duties . f citizens to school'. ll
was followed in an earnest and in. [ r -ne
address by Supt. Wolf, after which the
i hoir sang an apj ■ (print- cl- ing pi-.
and Institute adjourned. i'n Saturday
iho Institute reassembled at \. xi and
.fter singing prayer by B-* G-phart. r I
roll call, Mr F P Musser of Aar -nsburg, 1
a ta kon the subj - t of T-ach.i.g
| History Next came a re. Hat n by
Miss Jennie Deininger Mi. Marx Sir-.hni
lien gave a , lass drill in Language Ic
ons Mr Cornelius Stover real sum
.illy prepared paper on "S. ho<>l Societies
r Entertainments Tho last ■ i-r. Ie ..|
ne morning se.i,,n was th- spelling umti h
n whi. h M-srs Yearn k and F. P
Muer won the priz-s i.fl .f—l t betj
rs At 1.30 r xi , Institute .- rix• ri->l
r final session. Mrs ( rne L \\ ,i
•■ail an essay on "Memorizing in S liool
id T G Erbard provoked a hvelx di
| u-sion by his paper on '•N.-.-d-d It-form
,ii Teaching." Miss Str-hm followed with
ii e-say, taking as h-r - .'j— t, "W- m'-n
• • Teacher*. Then cam- n r -nation en
illed "Tne Fire-bell Story by Mr Au
nan. Prof. Gramley read a scholarly
aper on vocal music and W. G Morrison
• •llowed with a papier on the subject of
ivil government. Prof. Gramley then
c-ad a list of common errors in language
•nd gave correct form of ea< h. an.l afli r
sing appropriate resolutions, singing
loxology, and benediction by Rev Torn
inson Institute adjourned -n' Jit The
essions were attend-d by twenty-seven
'eachers and by a large number of citizen*
who took a deep interest in the proceed
ings. Each paper and topic was followed
hv discusaion which at times was very
earnest and exhaustive. Among the teach
ers taking part in discussion were those
already named as having papier*, while
directors I)r. Mingle and 11. K. Duck and
citizens Hon. W. K. Alexander, Messrs j
W. F. Smith, Abe. Hurler and others took
an active part in discussion. The exhibit
of school room work was highly creditable
and Included a large number of geological
and mineral specimens, shell*, drawing,
writing and spielling. Prof. Wolf is en
titled to much praise for the zeal he has
shown in striving to present opportunities
for the professional improvement of teach
ers, while the Borough directors, tbe citi
zen* and choir deserve credit for doing all
they could to make tbe Institute* pleas
urable and profitable season for the teach
ers present. Vint.
—The ladle* of tha Centre Ilall Presby
terian congregation havo organised a
WOMEN'S HOMK ANB FOREIOX Mission-
AKT SOCIETY of which the officer* are:
President, Miaa Flora O. Naff; Vice Pres.
Mrs. M. Dertline; lie®. Sec. Mis* Lizzie
llarpster ; Cor. Sec. Miss Joanna Ather
ton ; Treas. Mrs. M. Richard,
THE BOROUGH ELECTION.
The JlreuU on Tuesday at Follow*. A
Comment* Soiled.
NORTH WARD.
Hcroe*".— Sternberg, P., ><•; Flemingi
R., 172. Asst. ISi h. — Larimer, 1), HH,
Boeder, H., 170. AeaKeaoß.—Htoel, I).,
98; Bonner, It , 1(50. Ah*r A-nwhoßh
Oartnnri, I)., KM , Harper, l., 100; Mc-
Cluro, It , 157 ; Giiult, K., 157. TKKAH
i'RKII. —S. D. Gray, It.,'-HI. OVK.R-.KKR
OK I'UOR.—Kuiclilino, P., 119 ; Tri|i|.lo,
R., 189. I'O.n.h r A iii.k. —Polnn, P., HO ;
Lose, It.. 178. A i DITOR. —Oeplrart, P.,
101; 11. llarthborgcr, 11, 158. llh.ll
CONATADI.k—McMabon, !>., 110; Brady,
It., 118 Jrixncnr Ki.KITION —Buck, I).,
101 ; Linn, 11 , Kit!. Inhl-KCTOR Wil
belm, 1) , 98; Gordon, It , lot!. Cor.s it..
—Cowdrick, I)., 105; Cridi-r, It , 1
SCHOOL DIRECTOR. Harper, I), II s ;
Pontius, It, 150 Km. A.ik - SI. Kuigt.t,
I>., 98 ; Daniels, It , 153
WKhT WARD.
lii RoKs- —Sternberg, 35 , Firming, 90
A*!T. Bi h Lirirn'-r, II R.-edcr, 87
AasKaaoß. —.Siotilc, 19; Itonnor, AT
A--U- - Gorman, II; Harper, It; Mr-
I'lure, 87 ; G.ult, Hi; Thlao Rill -Gray .
97 or POOR - K'-irtiline, 52 .
Tripple, 79 I'<l>-KTAML:. Dolari, I*9;
L"M 80 A t'blToH. —Gcphnrl, 4I ; Harsh
berger, 87 lli .li O'.\TA III.K. —M' Mah.'ti,
48; Brady, 85 .It D'.B or KI.KITION -
lir.or, 1 ,44 ; 11. rklo-irm-r, It , 8>; Is.
SfKI'TOR I.-rr. I> , I' HliUpl, It ,8 1.
C'otKi m
Hdge, It , 815 N Moot IlIt K< 101 l I.ok. to
hack, I) .45 ; Smith, It , 8", lti:o Ak. .
Brn<*i.. I) ,I • Schrock, 87 JI'HTD K
<• r I*RA< E. —Smith, P . 54 h linger. It ,
70.
ROT 111 WARD.
It' H'.K Sti-rnh.-ro, |;* Fleming,
121. A-i Hi R Larimer. I - It— 1•• r
j 121. —S U' > • 1 1-, 1.1 Banner,
, Ilia. A**T Ack- (iartnnn, 111 liar
|ier, ll'. M.t'lure, 111 lid ,:t, 1"!
TKCAM RKR Gray, 157 OvtHii(K or
1' OR—Keuhlinc, I'll Trij• j• ••. 'I t •>.%••
KTARLB. —Dot An, 149; LoM, |OA. Al DI
TOR —(>.•[.hurt, 147 II afshbcrger, 110
lll.ill ( oVTAIi:.K M< Mal.on, 111
Brady, ll s JciM,r ok Kl i ■ Tlos. —Sh w •
cm, 1•.1 !9 ; Cham )>•", It .118 I >*i-i •
T-.lt Baur, I> , 1.5. Ila;;', It , 115
i ~( v. || —M'Aff.-rty, I) . I.. It vi,.
It , 182 S Hoot, DIRKI TOR I|. if - 1 .
131 ; Gordon, It . 132. lt.. A MR. -
Bradley, l . 117 Far- n. It ,1' .1
Tl" C •> I'KA" • Smith, 191 ; K linger. 03.
From tho Suite College.
KlllT'.H.* ( K.VTRi OiM-h RtT,
men 5" •ir n-ad"r dmihlloi am- aware
that a Farm-r lit<- a to be !;. I
al 11.•• .-tat" (' ;!.,**> fr :n .lan 50t|, to
Feb. 9. Probably - -mo of 'hem attend'-d
and already KL. w . ! the of the
Institute. It no . I- of inter t tot c
to t pre nl to 10.,rn that .j alar g ■
number of attentive and thoughtful farm
>•' llt>-ne| t i near v all the lecture* that
were given. < n - ral nei. ,r,a ~* n.a' \
a- fifty at !•'■:,-I bc.i ; if. itler lar o I .r
--ng the la-t day* of the first w—k the ai
lin: .• were the I are -t, on sat ,-d .•• a
large d>■■•■gallon fr. ?n the Hunting I. n
Furnaie 1 irm.-r * (dub Iwir.g pr ■ >.t
All th" t-■ [ * ( u-1 f r ili>. u-.i nit
the lecturer* w.-re n, h as have a dire, t re
lation t'. ( 'a. t al I'e.ar.d It..' lit-'on
*cr certainly made I • feel that be ( fill
-.ientiOi and pr* to al infornialiun ■>
b-ing plat • I aith ti their re,. 9
The three lp.tur.-a pertaining D> i m
nor ial f.rtili/,era were probably given a
.do*., altenti.-n a> any, the raure l*eir.g
hat . me farmera are jut b. ginning to
th. e ni finre, at d w. re anxi- la to
• htain all the information j~..ih!o to a. I
in the pur, ha>n and u of ai.mething
comparatively n* No lam inter. t •<
• hown in other topir*, however What
*n aatd about oaaoeiofrd ./etryi / led ci.
"ral farmera to a>k why a rrcamerv m.ght
not lie atart—l in Centre county, or m..re
than one. At it U. butler making i- very
inprofllable, there ia no market f.,r milk,
cattle feeding ia felt by many to be a very
uncertain way of making money, and a.,
long aa the lark of grar.ing landa ia no
j real obatario to the production of milk,
why not encourage the atarting of cream
ertea t
Many quealiona were aaked by farmer'
during the progreaa of the Inalilute, viewa j
were interchanged, and aome of the gath- j
nringa partook very much of the character
lof a fanncr'a club. There no farme r
! preaenl who aeemed to think he knew all
| about bia boaineaa. It ia fair to auppoae
from espreaaiona of opinion that were
i given, that the lecturea were found to be
j inatrtictivo, at leaat auggeative Will not
a few of the almoat entire majority of
farmera who alayed away tbia year, attend
neit year, and if tbey gel no information
that ia new to them, or any auggeationa
that are practical, they will aid by their
preaence, and will have an opportunity to
inatruct ihoae who are leaa fortunate than
they tn the poaaaaaion of knowledge.
LEARMIR.
—Mr. J. H Handa, on Sunday after
noon, left for Pleaaant Gap, taking Mra_
Julia Robb, a relative with him. When
juat above Valentine*'office he drove too
near the bank of the dam and horae, alelgh
and occupant* were precipitated into five
or aii feat of water. No one wa* aariout
ly injure.), the lady suaUining aome pain
ful bruiaea. Their eacape laara* providen
tial.
f
Mr. Blair, ton of S S Blair, K-i; , of
Tyrone, Mr. Pretence, u ineriiher of thu
Blair county bar, and that Jolly good Cel.
low, hd. (bedfellow, of Philadelphia,
wore in town yealerday.
.Mr. SpcfH ur Ogdcu, well and favora
bly known here, and al one time an em
ployee of the Hejiuhlie.an office, who ha
been in western Africa lor a number of
yeara, ia visiting frienda in llellefonte.
Arrangements are in progn-sa for a
series of cla'se. In different studies in con
nectlon with the \ M (' A. 'I "IJ only
one for which definite arrangements have
been made, however, is ai lan. in penman
ship which will meet on Tue-day e\. nlngs
and will he under the direction of Prof .1
(.' Meyer. Sew*.
The large.i uudier.. .* of the . •
greeted Duprer. At Benedict's g gantic
milislrela wli.-r, tin* Opera ll..use inrtsiri
rolled up <>n Saturday evening The en-
I rlaililiient was excellent, the character
of the performance pla- Hlg Ibis favorite
troupo in tile tan of ail coin| eting organ!
Kaliona. <5 me agaIn.
A larg. numb, r ..f ;h- Iri— -la < f Mi-
L'/./.ie Poraterspent Tuesday evening wiifi
In-r, enjoying themselves hugely. Miss
! lorsli-r will b-ave town f..r 1, VIM .WI, on
M • iday where she evp.-. t to lake < barge
of a class in painting To Ihe ; ■ .pie < !
tbat city we r. in men I tbis lady a- >-ne
worthy any attention tin t ian how.
i I rn oil t'* the J spar., -e t'u ;srtt
this afternoon, evening at d t. on rr w
j • vet.ing "I. ring bi,f,-J i orn; d. f
many i lb efonte . most t -i. itiful ma' ;*
! .-lis ni l the | r -p. t . f an I. ,r of .... al
;>I at It' f w - ild be • lib ielit to a'tra. t a
large r,iimb'-r Kverythirig. I it the vi.-t
--ual-. WIS be putter, .-3 after the .la; ar..
and we hope the spirit mat in .vet p It
number to nlt> r i
—As spring a; ; roaches yards HI d gar
id< ns require attention. It is rn.t nra.es
-art r..-w to r- -i t the time 1, r. 1
seed-bag r tl.at reiic of tltti. - hg .lie can
b". of illtle use whetl seeds so true I . Chili
an I < arefully gr -w r , • .-, 1 ■a.k 1 ar 1
ship). I a- tb-oe of the cob-brat -1 s. f
h .o. of ,1 ttn - V|. k can be bought al so
I I *•le I . t If t- . have not a<of t f;. •
/ r' H .ie writ'- to i.l'tl at It best' '
N 5 , rin i • lit i .-r.ts, md he w I
promp'ly f .rtsar I it to tour address
lt. t P.-nnepack. r, <-f lbs. M-tb- d't
I -hurt h, Hi. h' I ar !i i • 8 „ \ ■ .
\ M ( A C fiduct. I servic • both
mornir.g and • vs-mr g In tf.e f. -, r.. r,
Mr .1 W 51 .-r |r. . In I, *• 1 in the
r-t suing . 1 a sen. %- f talks assist.af f.\
slr N > Bailey, 1-., al < lit r < ! t ..- lie.
f Mie m, Mr Cbß* F Cor kan ! Mr Jas*
P If win T-.e s-arr.est sfT-r t put ' -;ti
f y tl.. so \ irg m-n in partit uiar ar.-l tin
ass., iati'.n in g'neral shou'd - fnv r. 1
will >• Tin nr. "ti' ■' w.re '■;! at
t ri Jed.
—Tlos rf'srn .--I the >r Knights .(
< i.• < ni, , 't N K 1 '
thia place, w m—t in Hp. .ai Cor !t.-,
at the ,\. y . ,-n. at 5 . K slis-; < Hfi
i. r. wi'l Hp|a.sr tn full T- n-| if a, I •■;(<. r
: r K >.igt.t in fatig uti'f-.rm The ~r.
.1* r ..f th" |; t c- ... will b ' '• ri. I ..
the after no. n and that ..f the T • mi le in
ih "■ r. • Kminent - r .I s ph 5|
>.-Ill' ni'-r. I>it..i--i (-rr.iosi 1> r, will f
; resent ar d ■*• flip fify lb- "rk All • f
wb his order. I by s.r 1' \f lis • , K" •
nent ("ssmmatid-r, and Wrti K R< bs-r,
Csplsin (• • . r*
Reference was mad- in ill' - r.. umr.s,
it the tune, I I two boys who had te-en sr.
rest. 1 st 1 nionville tharg..) with theft
The younger, a bright little lad, seemi I s<i
ompteti'ly thu victim ol his companion s
teachings that everyone < ns; b-r. ,1 him
comparatively inn.scent, si 1 especially 5...
("i.mmiss -.ri'-r \\s.lf, of Miles, who D- s
him to hi h..ni" and there will subject him
I-. the le-nefh-"nt iiiftiien. "a of a christian
home The little fellow's name is "Jamie
Boss, and h- can.e to this country from
• tlasgow. S.. llard, slone Mr Wolf de
serve* great cnalit for hfs acli< n in the
matter
SPRIRO MII.II ITEM* —Dr J. ft Leit
r.e| has the a.-t.-rn fev-r On tin 21th
in.t , h* will disjaoe of his personal prop
erty at public sale and sometime in Mnnli
| take liia leave for Illinois, where be in
tends to locate. The IbaDr has Isesm for
many yeara a prominent rilir.en of Spring
Mills, and H is with sincere regret that
we are compelled to lose him from our
community.
Dan Rotigher, who auceesnled Mr J. |
D Icmg in the saddlery business, leaves
for Kansas about the last of March Tbia
leaves ua without a saddler, and also
makes* good opening for vome one.
Emma Rirhel has sold her farm to
Jacob M Cool at S'.Rf per acre. Sh* will
build next summer about a mile southeast
of Spring Mills.
Philip ileims has (sought a house and
lot from Thos. Jamison Just opposite the
P R station for SMw*
On last Saturday Sheriff Dunkle clean
ed out the big hotel, 1. e he removed a
large portion of lire furniture on which
Mr. I J Grenoble had a lien. I don' 1
suppose Mr, Naab It very fond of such
customer#. More anon. # %
—Suit* msde to your ova measure for
$16.00, LAMS your order* to day
MONTUOMBRY A CO., Tailora.
Our Borough Affaire.
In our article last w>. k on the old way,
"the good iild way," we merely touched
the subject. Tin-re can be no harm in ex
amining mure closely. For twenty years
the borough authorities have borrows.] all
i the money needed ts make public improve*
lli' Ills.
By mi A< t of the Legislature, approved
; F.-hy. 11, |B's3, tho town council was an- j
tborized to borrow sl<),<xy, at six per
cent intercut payable al the option of tl 0 '
council within tell years Tin. money wa. ;
D.b- ic-liri i xleriditlg the water worl.s, I
making olli.-r linprovemci.U and (uyirigi
• II the debt then exi.un
By nil Aei ol the L- 'islatore, api r .vi-d
: April I |B.;|, t1,,. council wa. BUihorix.il
jto le.f|..w >5 (HMI to he u-< 1 ill th- sail ••
| WH .".
By a sop;.!, in- ; I to the A. t of up.
'proved March I, |Bi,7, the <•> in.-|| was
autbonx dto borrow -1• s <s- s s t .an.'- r;
..| inleicl, up .n same coiidil. .n. ar, i for
the same | urp...e.
It v a suppl.-rro nt to the A> tof 'B. | s.
.-d April 28 1 - -8, i il wa* rnuhorl/. I
to fe.rr-w -2" (Ekl, at saio- rat-of inD-r
.-st, upon biii" . on-;,U i • and for th" am.
' ' purpose
Ji 1-7 l.y nn A.', entitbd a further
1 sup; !- in* nt to th>- Act "f )8. ; , th or .il
wa- ait Imrii • d to I -rrow- $.5(9*1, at a
1 rale >-f interest not exceeding i<i.n per
r-M | a'al "at any 11rrn- within twenty
\. ar- -- i ti.,n si-, nil of tins A i s .tf.or ■
e. -i tl "i .: II - r-' ,rid lli •fa nd- J. d
is• d< r fro r At' id a-- rn 1 \ , e tin
( I—ami* due, with c-.-ufa.n or • !l--r fa.n'J
. at n rat" -xe.-. 1 •:• . igbt p-r "r t
Thus w>- si" the t-o ire ;1 was author'./. I
to le.rr. w s7n , *'<i The " . ! way ad
\ I'.-d a < th' 1 rr • wing, at i
fail.-1 to pr -vol" a fun i v. ■1 b which l<> ;ay
the b .lids a- tfu-y I•• >iit)'. do- Tire Aci
. f 5 1 gave a nth • .'.i t > refun i This ss,
ri'i. -sary h.-i ..use t; • i ■ is ~f T,:: w.--.
. about due, at j, w, I;dy - I f. •i. ft, th<
".-! I way led the < not- r 'and tl
j t, I. is at set.-rip! rc. ■ t
In 187- Taiarg - rio-nb-T of I ijsf j
d .... Th;s wa- in tl." mid h" .d the jn-h
•
I his 1 bonds o llstalei-f g refund* d th.-rn ai
, fat. rar. y ex.-. img 1.,- p.-r cent, hut
-.r w .rk.rg 111 the inter ; of „
'■
'l-eliied l/l Ise the . i-n ;f, . ill;, d SI X | r cen *
•
I • r.t 1 .is magnil -it; .•• . f Cr;*ri< ■ r
'••s! Hi i.'h l ■' m ' -it" • ' ! the council
ill- v il'. n- rI .8 it will- r- no rn! .-ri
by gon-'rat n-to i in
\V. ! . .-.I k -v I * ir \ y " th.
'• • i-, r .n l< I i-i 187>. 7 w • t • r.n _
fo rd i vs. A,, a ah -ih-r If • lends, is
•.. I .i, . rti A ' 187 v - • rua ..
paval. -t" th opti -ri of t ie c >un.ol, or
wti'-ther th-v *retir .n tl 1 p. r- .d
of twenty y.'trs II the ialf.-r, there ;- r,.
r. : . |y, I d w . Ise c li; • .!" 1I • |il
v.-n | r icm it,t •?, -I, anl rrmrm',. r
I ri t - extra ' I n*". fi.iar a .
go-"rn g ws a .mplisbed. s ,m" men.
wi. • ' k rn-. If t,, their own irilenwls wr.-
in the cotinr il
The f- I that tb" it.h -|'. - • tf.e <. uh< il
of 79 fail to show tli- am mnt of I. mi' re
find- 1, when th'-y h sni due . • t, aali. ru
th> w.r<- • I. is s .ill, .-nt 1 show : a
the business Was I V h id ur.il-" \
transa . f T;ie rn notes, if our informa
ti uis . rm i. SIII) * 1 v " il is, sho a
••t \ that the rleih .f the cun. tl ma* su
if sir d t" . .untersigu t' e f. nd* and atfsa
10 th.oith" s.-al of t' < f.--ri.ugh Tfi"-.
I, -r <|# ( me ar- I 81. mer- s, Id (■> a man ■
w- ath I * I' a<|. pf :*. ' V ..r tl r. igh the
B- r* '• Nat 'al list N or - out.
• ide lhal rng • i d .r af> i I M'
■ 8 the h -nd* et" ■ If>r 85 ,nl n th.
do ar. ar I It I* | fobat. e the fe.n f- i-'U'd
10 refund a p -rtion of the d'-tit were * id
al a lite ral disc unt.
Tb,- f r—ent , -uncil i in (ugh dudgeon
ai. it s-.me of our strut.ires mademithin
th-- | a.t c-.irpl" mock* 55 e did not, r.-.r
do not ay that th" present c unrtl is re ,
sjainsihle. But this counc i should let us
know * far as it can when the bond* were
1 *'u e. 1, where they aie, how long they
have to run, how mu< h wa* relir..'d on
th"m. and who secured thepr.K.eeds
The < oun* il should tak" linmcliate step*
to call in (he bonds and refund them at a
lower rate. We are not lawyers, hut law
yers have told us that II is their op ih>n
that the council can do thi*. Should it d
soil will b considered tb* mml efficient
l me ever had
We shall continue our investigation*
and publish (he result from time lo lime
as facts and figures develop themselves.
OBITUARY —On the morning of the IRih I
of February,the sun rose in all ita splendor j
and glory over (he hills and mountains that
encircle the beautiful valley of Penn, hut
there was one house over which the Death
Angle had spread a dark cloud, which net.
ther the hrightness of the orb of day, nor
tho love of sympathy ting friends could
dispel. A wife and an only daughter
mourn the loss of a kind bu*baiiJ and a
loving father, whose spirit bad so lately
wmg. d its flight to the G.>d who gave il .
and on this morning bis friend* and neigh,
bor# had gathered to pay their last sad
token of respect to bit mortal remain*
About the middle ol the summer of 1881
Jonathan K. Roycr, of Poller township
wa* stricken by tho hand of disease caused
it is said by overexertion while assisting
In getting out timber for the building of a
ball for the Fairview Grange.
Fur montha ha lingered between life and
XL : S .liSkz. ..AL. '
death until finally, through the (kill of Dr.
•I. F Alexander, be recovered u(S i<*nlly
to be üblo to (f > about. Tim ed of dalh
. however, had U<n . fj- i-j . * plant. J i, (
I aye' to that bo re ' >aii;' ,u,drier,,). raoa
; y h"fed ( r 1,1. lilt 'lint,. r La.l
Full Ii- t"ji i". 'rr...i ■ n gradually weaker
until if*. Tl< ir "3 iy night wbn the lnt
.ik of lfe fl"! On
j bi* remain* w r, laid to r \in th burial
I erouiul. ni Farinri Mi,l The aerate-.
iat tip- grave were > undo, te I |,\ le ..hard
Rhone, Grand Mroterof tut" (jrai-e . f
j Patron of llu.lurndry, at, I tin. Worth)
Ma-t"f and other < lli- r- . | ,irv w end
Progre** M.'erilro lla. firniij,, < alter J. 1
tin funeral in full f >rie, and al-'.u nun ■, r
from Spring Mill*. After the tcrri
IH" grave ME |M-"|,1.1 RERNIRID TO • .
, liiir, hh' T" nf, alii,-dio ou, -wn. jr, h .
"d ti_> lt"V K „ d-r of tli- C oined cl ,r
1 I in- i liurrh *, filed t , , vi-ifl ,*ii h . i
j many were inf.. ll.d l . , away f, r w.. : •
1 ' Br It .v,-r a JVi M,.',-
• I FairVl. A (><!,■ • ai •! , „r, J. r i
' l.* - It.*f rrr,. d . Inir b. II- w |
iii'.-t. iiuti,. i man who i,a i at i rf ji
. .■Il hf.'J a k il"1 v, r d f,r " ver \ li-,d \' ( hi )
■■r r. ijiicr.t i hi. frier d- were . g - || .
',* left a •• • d will, h time cannot i i, I. ,•
hi- friend* i ~mf,.r|. J with tJ,,. ..
a- "that tin ir lof. i, |... eternal gain-
H' ,mnrat n p • I'AI KOA
Tin-. It A ' r.i J ,>;,,rn —-Ererytt ng
j Old, ,tc. K full <r,.*d • i g- ij [ rue n
! .he Ifr.a kerb, ff I, f. evrrit.g An
i • 1. 1 ant .-t i d.'.' rat'd china, con.iatittg
..I lnT'i |~■ ... w ,,| t," u.< d.' r liia firat
time.
While the e-t'-rta r in. r l - r penth
•ic-n ei. . j.iv. . Mr M \| . .n n, .t c r
lielly invite* tl„. la , • . of It.-11.-', r, t 1
a I and 1" kat lh" lai ■ I rn b 1,. '* .*,ii,
a* the dining r ,m *,,, lie thrown . ■ |,. r.
•
I
-1,1 .-ing the I'.ain *d I'i. . af.d Jou Will
t>.. ha(>[ v Ant of the fai:.., natde t01..r
f r JO I'tnt*.
—\\. - • M Far t.ii" A , call att' n
i '.I. ' t r< i-.i ■' K'-adt Mit
I'aint in tin r: ~r h> t 1: >• I'l. r,<. r Pr< •
iPa -,t ili r, v , if.eri r t v
It. adv Mn-d P.. i t • i but rival* j.ure
l t" •a J it ii >TI.o jhr.... .n Working
>r i du'aliilny. 1 i... j.ait.t i guaranteed
' s th" ti.at u'nctur. r- r., t to . rat k or r*wd
* thin tl.r.-.' tear. The t; mrahlee i. not
• v tf.aal rr• ; a ir.g the f.aint but it
ail. he |..jt . (, if it .h. uld crark or faod
a '. : lh t in- j i £ It w,l !, to
r int. .f and .e. \V:'• Mc-
I irlane \ t . beforv poreltndng rlilut
■ te .ai or at t . il,< r Keady Mmtl
Paint.
WAIN- i Ltti il .in Ut.aroßEK —lt i.
.fit r.-iy diff-r.nl fr. in . .ti r- It i ...
•r a* Water, ar.d .• 1- l.anie indi. ate*,
• aI • rl.a t \ , get:, I Jimr I. .t. r. r II
a.li irr.rr., ilate fr.-e tie 10-a-l from th"
H idriifl. re.tor.. gray h.ir t ,t. fat ,ral
r. and f r.tduc" a n< w .•! wtli I , r.. it
► faih i, ,ff It r i> ant manner
th ct th. health, at.. I il) hiir Sticar of
•„ : ai i N trate f r \. . j.r. |,a'at ■ n.
hsva dotm. It aril) HMMI> li||| .r he •;.. i
•air in a few .!•. to a |.< ..itiful i>h ..v
nr. *r, A-k t■ ir ,)r .• t 1.. itt |,, h
. -ttle i. warrant, i Sr. lit k '.-A
Wh .-.ale Ac r- Philad. I I a a: i
U A11.k.1. N- "I rk I]y
ADVICE TO MOTHERS
Art * ..•• : - hi li'lilahililn, ft n* I *t
K 'L.I'I NFT'L FITII.G L H MI- N'-N.
*1 S If • t <rifw li'li'l a 1. ill* 4
Mm Kitu r t mi< • *
|i * .! i* it* *)rr .' < It ll r.
I ef. , ti . t || .*,<!% , ii j if
!!•* • {> *• it if 11 u'.*n ,
• • • 1 a• It'lk '•< " , A 4 "• ■' •' ttl< 'i lb I Im.
'!. FTJIK II4 ROIF, Miflrn* th* £tn, rwlur"*
n o! s%\— f..r* nd t lh*. i> '*
u MM I%*. 'I h TiiiHMirM tf rd*
Ml Tl • TBI* .fa |.| mW* ut tli# |*|e *>ft t* IfcM* f ft
f f* of ti# • Ma-wt AT 1 Itt-wf iifhtU |)|t *1 *
mr mii I In th* Ml'i #f.d * f. r f
l #l| .Irt.fk'.i. tKt• tilll #f II ' fwll Pftc* '*nli
• l ( t
Suavnc s PIUB Ccmfortira to the
Sick
Thou.and* die toon neclert t' f r-f-erlv
j treat lili|. ire It ...al (' -n-lipati-'i. l)v.-
.•"(..ia. Malaria, A|ap,/y, Liver, K'dney,
If. art J)i."ae*. Dr. if*.v. and Rh-uniall-tri
But to the d-bililal'-d bur lei -d with *u< Ii
ert..U .irkneM, W" onn-elent i-ll'ly re.
~.mm-nd ■ SWAVNK S PILLS wlr.h
i-ontain mnji, trial pro|"*rtle. |rf>r......al hv
r.■. other remedy fv-nt by mail f..r 3ft .
cent., b•* >d -lit pill': ft b>.e. *l. fia
■ tamp. Addr.-., |l|( SWAYS h A
SDN, Phtlndeit'hin, Pa. Sold In Drug
lbM 41 Iy.
MABRIAOFS.
DI.IKBT Hrl'T-r,l. Wh On. • h. rr.M<*
i f M> MMitfl llnk, of IU ri ri*lif| hj H.
J K'— #*, Mr l*nl*i H *hrtt,#f A i'oh.*,
I*# .to Mi I.'l-fi R*i*t of H-^tUlrurg
Belletonte Grain Market.
Bit . '• Vet. I V IM).
(Virmtol *#Vl> Ij T H ICo
WhMl- • hit*. |rr MBlltl .fl (10
• If lioßi. ltd 3 ... HO
('•tu- #f> |*H lubr *A
M h#l l-<l |Hr -TTTTtn-1 t-T rvT - '■
• t, |v*r ... Ik
fUri*) p*r i Htbrl. rj* Ik
K<* TO
<lofr Arwt. Pr | trtl '•
n f. |*r t*tl . Ri-Hor. 6 -tu
" |#r nark. M ITJ
rt*r p*i t0n...—.,...... 9(10
7 TTKN TIOM OOLLfiCIOftf
A \ IW till All ila|Mlraea fia Ilia
ye.r will te elacA lath. B'tet* -f tl>. At.aeX
f.* twiaeliaJeoellerltoa if a>.t elil.al afala llaha
■lay of A| rll lU.
J. a* Weir )
11. •. Curwu. ' Own"a.
e,v A J oaai.t, J
1 I 1)1 roll's NOTICE.— I Tbr un.
a\ a a.alilarapf.'ele'*h. tay-haim'
O'VCt .4 r.ktl* await, te *' Mel fa* ape* IK#
,ace|'*l,w. A ted ... lh. arewai (.1 .1 aeie. r Www,
.v-rwtnt el 41. el T. M Hall 4erea-*4. and I- make
li oi w0... ,d ike ratal M rb hat-la <4 tb*aoo nat
aal te and amneg tK.wa l"taWy willlW Itaeo will
kol tk HUM la lal.wal al hi. o#a In lh .*naaak
,4 nelMß.nl* < TwdU lh. * fcv of *a-ch,
lAaSkai lUe'rtneh a a. <H aaW day. hen aed hra
*ll (wrtla* lalefeatad may attend.
| 4*44. U. A. It'ltt, Audi tew.