Cftrt Jeraotrat.,
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Thursday Morning, May 31, 1883. 1
iw.toHc4f
•d from iny purl of Iho county. No comnutilcMiooa
u it laccompanied by th real nam# of !!•
writer.
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Local Department.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haines, of Ty
rone, spent Sunday in town. '
Miss Harbor is at present the guest ol c
F. Potts Oroen. >
—Mr. Cat. Braekbill, well known to all, t
but nt present a resident of Curwensville, o
was in town this week. t
A short sketch of flying Tisits to Lock
Haven, Snow Shoe, Philipsburg and Iy- „
rono will appear next woek.
—The festival of the Episcopal church ~
ladies in the Centre Co. bank building on
Saturday evening netted the projectors
about $5O. 1
—Mr. Win Wagner has recovered to j
such an extent that he can now be out. v
We, with his many other friends, congrat
ulate him.
—Col. P. C. (toddard of the National
tiuard, inspected Company "B" on
Thursday, an I wa able to limb" a flatter
ing report.
—James A. Zimmerman, trHin ma-ter
and Win. .1. Cox, car inspector, are two of
the good fellows eniploped by the P. R. It
at Snow Shoo. I
—Councilman F. W. ("rider and lady
aro entertaining Miss Laura and Miss
Kate, daughters of ex-collector Burrows,
of Williamsport.
His Honor, Judge Orvie and W. K.
Reber served Clinton countians last week
in the capacity of presiding officer an']
reporter of their court.
—The Hays' corner, opposite Hepburn
House, Williamsport, has been selected as
the site for the new postoffice building.
wa paid for it.
—Adam Vonada, Esq., of Zion, one of
the best men and most successful farmers
of this county called on Saturday. We
were glad to see him.
—We learn that Chas. K. Shroeder,
Esq., now of Reading, thinks of getting
mar , well, it don t matter what, and
we wish him happiness, any way.
—On Monday Mr. W. P. Brown, of
Snow Shoe, called to see u "Billy, as
we p.refer to call him, is a good fellow and
is making a success of it out there.
Miss Carrio ilruggcr, of I'nionville,
is visiting the family of Mr. Bleim, 1543
North Oth street, Philadelphia, and will
not return before the latter part of June.
—The papers of our town have located
Dr. Rfahel at different places, but he has ,
finally taken the matter into his own '
hands, and after this week will be found
at Lemont, Pa.
—Among the different railroad operators
in this county Mr. Phil, J. Barry, boss of
Senator King's job on the B. C , S, W. A
C. It. R., is one of the most active and
competent. Ilia headquarters are at Snow '
Shoe.
—Communications from Centre Hall,
llubiersburg and Millheim crow led out
because they did not reach us in time i
Correspondents should see to it that mat
ter for publication is here before noon on
Tuesday.
—The lat prize, "Maroon Band cham
ber set, offered by Messrs. K. Brown, Jr.
A Co., was drawn by Miss Kate, daughter
of Hon. John Powers, whose number was
■125. An elegant tea set is the next to be
givsn away.
Little Joe, youngest son of Mr. Isaac
(suggenheimer, one day !at week in jump
ing over a fence got one foot fast between
two pales, where it was held after ho had
fallen headforemost to the pavement. A
badly torn shoe was the only damage
done.
—D 11. Hastings and R. M. Magee, two
of eur attorneys, came up from Look
Haven on the early train, last Friday.
Rising at >1 o'clock must have had a bad
effect on tho former for he kept getting off
puns during the entire time between that
place and Bellefonte.
—The Milesburg Evangelical congrega
tion will hold a festival on Friday ito
morrow) evening and Saturday afternoon
and evening, proceeds for the benefit of
the new church building of the congrega
tion. Rev. Mr. Morris, the pastor is ac
tively engaged working tho matter up.
—Walter Ferdinand Bayard, of Belle
fonte, honored Clearfield town with a visit
last week much to the edification of the
young men and young ladies of this an
cient burg. In the spring time it is re
freshing to see fresh things—but we have
no reference to an allusion.— CUarfieUt
Citizen.
—Messrs. W. P. Brown A Co., beer
bottlers desire to state that at no time
have they been as well prepared as now to
fill orders—large and small. Their place
of business is at the Butts house and calls
will be answered promptly. Use the tele
phone if time is too short to attend in per
son. Free delivery.
—Mr. John G. Uzzle, of Snow Hhoe
unquestionably has the most comfortably
fitted up hotel in central Pennsylvania.
Every room is elegantly painted and fres
coed and musical instruments of all kinds
scattered through the house. Ilia one
weakness appears to be a love for wild
animals, and be has now about him
enough to start a real menagerie. The
business of the house is conducted by his
two sons George and Jimmy, both bright,
jiromiaing boys.
MATRIMONIAL.—John Ardoll, Jr. Esq.,
and Miss Mary 1., daughter of Kov. It. (
Crittenden, of this place, woro united in s
marriage by the lady's father at the family (
residence, on Wednesday evoning, of last v
week. The friends of the contracting par- „
ties have been busy ever since tendering j,
congratulations and wishing the happy
couple a long lease of prosperous and p
folicitious existence.
A RECORD TO BEAT.—Our senior editor "|
has voted the Democratic ticket ll(ty-two <>
consecutive years, lorty-oight of those I 1
years in the borough of Bellefonte. Ho has
been twico before tho people for office, v
onco for Senator and onco for member of
the House of Representatives, to botli of "
which ho was elected by his fellow citizens, t
ami vet lie never solicited a vote for him- 1
self either at the primaries of his party or j'
at tho polls. I<
SNOW SHOE, PEN N A., May 28, 1883.
KM ron CENTRE DEMOCRAT.— DrarIVir ■ -J
Please find shipment of coal sent over B. t
A S. S. Branch of Tyrone Division for
wck ending May 20th, 18*1
W-K PREVIOUSLY T„UL C
In Iv.i "•••• 1 c
11, is-J 4..T46 s,.S,i 1 '
bursas' KM ' j
Vours truly,
Titos. M' CANS,
Weighmaster. M
Lumber cars.
M
APi EX-ANT TIME.—On Saturday Mr. t
Thos. McCaun, who is the agent of tin* P.
1!. K. at Snow Shoo, entertained the f>>l- t
lowing persons Owen MeCann and son, u
of Cleveland, Ohio: Michael MeCann,
lady and child and Mrs. dames M < ar.n ,
and child, of Tyrone. Tho party returned i
in the afternoon to Tyrone greatly pleased t
with their visit. Mr. Owen MeCann for |
a number*>f years was a trusted employe f
of the B. K. V. K. R , and of course, f
after an absence of some years is mi id
notice many changes, some improvements, I
tni-s old friends and meet new ones. ID I
is sanguine of Democratic success in Ohio 1
this fail and predicts a glorious victory for I
our party in the Buckeye State. *
How Alio, Pa , May 2'">, 1*- :
EDITOR- DEMOCRAT One of the grand
est entertainments ever rendered iu thu 1
section of tho Slat" is expected to be given
here in Lucas Bros., Hal! on next Satur. t
dav evening, Juno 2d This entertain- 1
merit will be given under the auspu e* of t
tic Howard Cornet Band juat lately or- (
ganized and now under the instruction and |
leadership of the verv able and efficient t
Prof. W. O. Stewart, formerly of Pleasant
Gap, this county, but now a resident ~f ;
thi place This pleasing affair will be I
rendered in three parts ] r
Ist. Cornet soles and popo'ar air. by the
Band, Prof. Stewart leading. i
2nd Orchestra entertainment under tho j
leadership of Prof Burt l'oulson.of In i- t
mark, a-ite<i bv the very aide and popu- •
lar violinist, Bernard Lauth and .). T.
Harrison the famous cornet player,
drd. Parlor theatricals, tableaux, Ac ,
Ac , by an able and talented company "f |
tallies and gentlemen of the t wn, ably ■
supported by the favorite comedian Robl
Diehi and by the j-ipuiar negro delineator i
John Butler t
I)<>ors open at 7 o'clock. Admission 2*> j i
cents. HOWARD BRD KI.EY, I
Attest Pres. of Band i
ANSON S< MEN A, Sec. A Treas of Bard \ I
I |
—Tho Public Schools eh -ed la-t week ' •
after a very successful term ■ f eight
months. The Intermediate and Primary
departments closed on Wednesday after
noon with exercises similar to those of lat i
year, music, recitations, Ac. The other '
grade* closed on Thursday morning, with '
an unusually Interesting program The ,
concert singing by the sohi is was excel
lent, and among the selections rendered
were "Who is a Patriot," "Hail Friends |
and "Merry Spring lime." Mr Israel
Sternberg of the High Sch el read "Death
of Little Paul," by Chas Dickens, in a
pathetic and touching manner. Walter ,
Lembky in his pleasant and attractive
style recited "At Chickamauga,' and wa 1
followed by Blanche Fauble who told the (
story of "The Close Fisted Economist '
Miss Luis Harper a'*iated by Mis Lillie
Aikens and Prof. Meyer sang a very l>eau
tiful selection entitled "(Inly a Pansy
Blossom.'' Willie Ke'ler recited "A Scene
from Marmion,' Maurice Swartz. "What
Constitutes a State ?" Harvey Wetzel a
patriot selection and Louis Guggenheimer
"Hearts of Gold," all of which were given
in a manner highly creditable, and well
worthy ef the applause bestowed.
The choir was comfajsed of members
of the different schools, and owing to the
fact that all were working hard at leons,
with examination week just ahead, very
tittle time was given to music. In the
"Bird Carol" one of their selections, tho
boys whistled an accompaniment and this
was generally liked by all. Miss Lillie
Aikens presided at tho organ.
—An exchange says: Parents can do
nothing better than to place in tho hands
of their children good newspapers. The
newspaper has become tho great and mas
ter educator of our times, and where chil
dren are given advantage of this agency
they will fit themselves for usefulness and
position in society. In a minute of con
versation with children you can tell the
one that reads the newspapera from tho
one that does not. Tho child that reads
the newspapers is posted in the matter of
fact and concern* of the day, has a mind
disciplined and trained, while the child
that reads no newspaper stands by and Is
overawed with the one that reads. Give
your children the newspapers to read, and
encourage them in reading them, and as
parents the pey will be tenfold.
—New stained glaas it to be placed in
the windows of the M. K. .Sunday school
room.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENIIMKNT. —STATE
CONVKNTION. —Tho association of Penn
sylvania met in annual convention in tlx;
Court House hero on Wednesday of Inst
week, at 10 o'clock A. M. Tho morning
session MIX devoted t" organization, re
ports, etc.
In tho Afternoon (Jen. Reaver delivered
tho address of welcome :
LAWK- ANII (JKSTI.KMEK— I have been
commiwionod by n nu nbor of citizens of
ilcllofontn to extend to you the hospitality
111 our people. We ore I oted for our hos
pitality. ''any of us will lio living on
cold victuals for some time after your de
parture, because the-o are riot eno igh of
you to eat tho go. d things our citizens 1
have prepared. <ur people are glad to
welcome you because thoy sympathize with
truth, although they may not agree with
tho manner of arriving at certain ends.
The question is broader than many sup
poso. It faces us everywhere. It's a
question tho successful i roof which will
lead our fellow me I to a hi er, a P bier
and a purer life. There have been two
ways of dealing with it—legal anil moral.
The moral socks to re r n and pro! bit,
the latter to induce i.u i to ale tain. You
are here to-day in the interest of the law
phase, but from your ear IDS devotional
exercises one would lei led to suppose you
combine tho two modes of work. Our
citizens welcome you because your move
ment i" practical. It sks that the ma
jority of | oplo shall have the privi'ege of
declaring by the r vol for or agajnsl the
continuance of the liquor traffic. > > long
as you deal with it in thi- practical man
ner tho people will syn'p-iluize with and
a-silt you. This county at one time de
clared a -airi-t the traffic bv I I' ' m ••ority.
"i i.u are battling tigam-t a strong enemy
.bo "Pripce of the Air," and will win
the respect and good will of all Country
and fellowmea, again I hid you w- ! uov
After tho responso by (Jen F II
of Huntingdon, Hon J N Kin ry, mem.
ber cf the hou-e from Lawrence i unty,
tohl why the bill lately introdu' • 1 in tho
house wa- defeated. The remainbr • I the
sei..n was given to hearing • inly re
ports by delegates in alten lai.ee
The evening -"<:• n f- .r. 1 tic- ('irt
11 use crowded. The speaker . M .-• N.
K White, of Mercer county, Mr- Anna
Wittenmyer, of Philadelphia, nr. 1 Mr-
Helen J. 1 -ler, "f lowa, del them*, iv.
ar. 1 the cause m n h < r- lit I T the manner
it. which they di- Ours.-d the p ••
(In Th .r- lay the following r . .t. •:.
were introdu "land a i p t-d
That the friend* f Constitu
tional Amend nent, in reviewing the
la!".. • and re. ill*. of the past \ • ar. le.-l t).i
they have great ''< a-: n !• ■ r grats'. . t" at. I
encoii agetnent despite the tern; rarv re.
pulse which their measure ha-s r.-. iv. ! it,
the legislature
r,i. That we hold Up to | .fill re. 1
; rot at TI the vote by whi. h the I! i-'
Rep resentatives rod only - wiM •ly Irs
r.-ga deu the r—p. tful r. ,uel ■ ■'.
large number of their v- ting a; 1 r.■ rv
votinj constituents f r -.otuif-iii - fa
prohibition ame-. itnet.t t ti." decision f
the s. . er.-igr. people, hit a'.- . by - doing
• truck a dangerous blow at the MM red r;g!,t
•f p-"'. lion wtdeb ",r father. •* ir.-d I r
Us at the price "f their bio 1
/>> '■■ I, That we give tbi willing ex.
pressmn of our a; i reciation of tti" "fforts
f Hon John N Kmery a- -1 hi- faitbfii
co-late rers in the I-cgislalure, t • •■-> ire
the submi'si n • f the am": lment unin
cumbered by tie cr-mpensati ri rla . ",
which was ad b-l in c mmittee and after
ward* supported in the |1 i-e by the ene
mies of the rneas .re in order to defeat it
an ! we heartily a; • r..ve of their " >ure m
fighting against the bill aiter the refusal to
lake , rf tha objectionable provision
ffiaifwrf. That the thanks ~f mis COO
ventl a are a! I .<• and ar. here! v ten
dered to IT n AS SI N"!s..n and his co
lab rer in the r-enafe for their earned
efforts by ir.ff lenro, v ice an ! vote in fav r
• f submitting a pr< hibit ry amendment 1
a vole of the p.- pie of the Stat--
Re> Irrd. That the earnest thank* are
•I. ■l • It. rar. ,s organ I/at r, thro ,;h
-out the r-lalo that hare assist- 1 in th t
movement, and especially t- the SV c T
I' , which has always proved itself to be j
the strong arm f<ur a' .at nin all its
work.
H'- hfd, That we counsel the cultiva
tion of fraternity and c.-op.erat. n aro.-r g
all workers f .r our common > ause in < ur
8 la 1"
/{" 'rl, That we will return to •ur
homes .|etermine<l immediately to renew
all p- ssible lines of w. rk necessary to "
< urethe propter presentation "f c ur demand
for the submission < fa prohibitory amend
ment to the next Legislature We urge
diligence and energy in every department
of our work and lip-on the part of all our
worker-.
Heeolred, That while we reaffirm and
emphasize the non-partisan character of
..ur association, nevertheless we mu*t not
lose sight of the fact that our opportunity
and petwer in the settlement of this que#-
tion, from first to last, centre in the ballot
box. SVe therefore, urge ail friends of
constitutional amendment to attend the
primary meeting* of their respective pedt
lu a) parties and use their influence upon
the nomination of only such candidate* f„r
the Legislature a> are known by their pub
lic and private record to favor the submis
sion to the pe>ople.
Hfflrtd, That we appoint two delegates
to attend the annual convention of the
superintendent* of common schools of
Pennsylvania and also the Stale Teachers'
Association, in order to impress upx.n them
the importance of introducing into the
schools instruction in the nature of alcohol
and its effects upon tho system and charac
ter. and to enlist their members in the
work of thorough organization of temper
ance societies in the sohool districts of the
Stale.
An election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted in the choice of
Preeutent —Judge Daniel Agnew.
Pic* Prttuimi* —Col. I). S. Keller and
I)r James Khod*.
Treaenrer— Rev. I)r. K K Swift.
.Secretary—Hon. John N. Kmery.
Executive Committee John Fulton,
(Jen. F. 11. Lane, Jacob Reese, .Mrs.
Whittenmyer, Rev. T. 11. Wilkinson, R.
8. 8 rle, Rev. Seymour, T. 11. Rabe,
Miss White, Dr. I>. L. Starr, Mrs. Wat
son, Rev. McCreary and J. D. Wallace.
The convention was a success, and the
friends of tempieranco can congratulate
themselves upon tho advantage gained.
We regret our inability to report the pro
ceedings In detail but assure thi ,e-i>-l*i"iit
workers that fer them a good time is
coming, and that too at no distant day.
Entorprino. Bouvor Street.
Less than two years ago our enterpris
ing citizen, J. L. Spongier, Ksq., purchas
ed a tract of land in East Curtin street
and immediately opened that splendid
highway for building lots. These lots, wo
understand wore sold off rap.idly and oth
ers acquired in their places, until tho
entire street was p.laced into the hands of
responsible and deserving owners. This \
season the purchasers have concluded to
erect handsome residences. Among these
we notice a splendid foundation of A. (>
Curtin, Jr., which promise to he tho scat
of a most elegant and coiiip.lcto residence.
Regi-tcr M. < lam lias Isuilt u beautiful
home and is just now moving his family
into it. SS'e wish hi in many pleasant
years in his new home. Will Rankin i
also rejoicing in the gradual growth of his
future home on the tame street. Recorder
Bible bl. settled in a cosy pdace a sbort j
di-tance lrom Me rs. McClain and Ran
kin, and in- home will he under headway 1
during tho next thirty day*. Bookkeeper ,
Buck ha- measured off hi- foundation and
expects P, be the p • •rof a ( ..mfort
ablo resiib-nc•• by fail Strange a* it may
seem it i rumored that the jolly little
bat* 1...: r Aar.<n \\ illiatm l.t .r• 1 a
lot and p.r..p".set to get married, 1 illd a
haudsome In use and li \like other people
do. Many other- have purchased ht
whose names we did not learn, but it
• >lll- pretty w.-ll a ■ ire.l that < rl'n
street will be ertirely built up in two
years. All these lots an- now in the
hands of persons who will iuip.rove then .
S . great has been the demand for buiMir.g
site-on ( irtin, that I!-. - '.• r M 1 lain and
others have concluded P> ; irctiase and
open at ther str-.-l i.< \ : 1 C.rtin, ar. i
have named it "Beaver street. Ti - i a
la iduablo enterp rise (•• neral B< aver well
IcserV'• a cumjdllnent >f pi..- rt Arm ng
ill . ,r citizens hew. tl.e ..nly one who
i bad the i irage and enterprise t<> inv. t
i $lO,OOO of I:, cap.ital In < •• !. n with
o I • r gentlemen in the "Bell. ' i.te Nml
i Works, wt. "* . ■ ar. 1 pr ; eritv sr.-
be-, r. 1 all q.■ '.ion. They are r t r, \
making rrv-ney 1 r the in\. rs :r, the
p ant, !it all f their err;; ye. ar< well
and liberally p aid in s.-li 1 a*b, to t in
heap store g. (• i lb ■ ' r.'.i a f.-w
ru 're con."rr. -.ha the Nail SV rks
an i its prosper ty will be assured " Beaver
-If."! 1 entirely p.- per I."t the r.ext
• tr.i t be a ■ i ' Alexander 'trii't. f r
j wh.-n every!. "Iv • " had nly r nletnpt
f - The I.'.a- SV is ■, SI r Alexander re.
vive.l that Id < t ' ern a: 1i- making
ri.-.n-y let', f. r ti." men an 1 '. •.h< i- r.
Knterp rise ar.d p üblic p r.-sp • r.ty w ill c toe
w .th • nt' rp.ri-. • g a:. 1 p .' -•; r t< i tnrr.
From tho Stntc Capitol.
li AlllU .1! n MA i o. 1-- .
Kr.n'iis I> > *Jo I. c T In one week fr tr.
t'.-dav the L"g;siat ire u: uh will have
I—en in • n ( r . no hundred a- I fifty
days will leave ■,. II * 'ar tb"V have
met th" "Xj" tat;"ii f the jii.p ■w! o.f.t
them here f r th" trai.-a ti J th" ; it..',
b isiness will b" matter for • n '- rati •.
at the t. m of ea I whil" ur < ity I
again take 0 a. u*t 0r.e.1 r in 1 f
- cial an 1 business life, free fr, m the ex.
citement < f b gislative -trife In which all
rn re . r !e* p.articip at"l
Probably m re fr mK<:: gn o ' -n ■ 1
than fr rn any p r* •al ex; • r . r re, s'.rar e'-
er* error.e •j•1 y!• kup llrr;*f .-g a.a
1 ma'arial *triJ SF ml rsofi 1 I.'gis
' lature a:. 1 "there, who are her., f. r a p.- -
, trailed slay seem to !■ se sight of tie fart
that the entire change in manner of i.fe
and the al -en •• ! real a *..• m; \ men I
combined with high living and varied dis
sipations f- r a continuous number f
rioo-ths, has a dem ralizir.g effect ■r. the
constitiiti. n, which so re r <.r later sue
< i.mbs p. the p re,. jre and every indisp-.si
tion l* a.'.rit ite ! p. this miasmatic atmos
phere The noble sacrifices < f their con
stitutions f..r their c untry 's g im-l emulates
a g 1 example which other* . . lally pa
trmtic are willing to make for the simp le
sum "f ten .. .liars a day. Thank (r dwe
know nothing 'f this morbid di-oase, this
malarial bugbear, what is it will some
one I** good enough to inform us, and if
we are within the p,rofcrit>ed limits, would
not thi* climatic change be confine.) to
the summer season not the winter when
these fanatical rooster* are safe in the
bosom of their families The broad Sus
quehanna skirts our little city and lends
life and beauty io it, it* water i* a* clear
and free from impuritie* as a mountain
•tream. The air we breathe i* not freight
ed with fatality and there are individual*
here who have seen tho sun rise and sit as
many times as within the recollection of
tho oldest inhabitant of any other locality.
If "'the stranger who i within our gates '
would he content to live consistently and
moderately here there would bo less writ
ten and said prejudicial to thi* latitude.
M. A J.
—On Tuesday (last week) afternoon
about three o'clock Robert Patterson, a
L"'ner employed near Snow Bhoe, was run
over t.y a shifting engine between that
place and the mines and was instantly kill
ed. AI the lime of the occurrence he wa*
titling on the track apparentty much in
toxicated and did in-&otico the approach
ing engine, or if ho didVs was 100 much
stupefied to realize hit daV|;er. The en
gine struck him in such a w\v that while
it did not mangle or disflgiirt him very
much yet produced instant deslh, Ue was
a Scotchman and unmarried, ■ir. Jacob
Kapp. wa* the engineer and .Slew
art tho conductor of tho an^^^BAV-ie*.
—'l ho Lock Haven Democrat pJayfuliy
refers to one of our esteemed citizens, in
the following complimentary style :
Since tho daysol the Baron Munchausen
the world has had rio r.-ally inspired and
ornamental liars. There have been tome
few second-rale aspnranl., such as ''Oath '
or hli I'.-rkins," hut never any one who
assorted hi* title to eminence by such pro- "
digioua achievements a* lent immortality
ito the name of Munchausen. It ap.p.cars,
however, that this generation is <l"stinc<i i
to pollute a liar who will make Muricbau
j sen hide Ids head for shame, and reduce
; "hli Perkins 1 ' P. the |>rop>ortiona of a
p.igHtny by comnarisun. SV.- refer P. tbe
-crib" of if,.- B" 11 "fofi to Itcji utttirar i, who is
endeavoring to d"c**iv*j f,, n readers a* to
"xP n-iv.- p.rcpiarations in ; regress p.r our
| Fourth of July calebrallon. Ha doubtiet*
"'ame into th" world laie-Bed "(Jail and
if lie gowt out in anything less than a 1
brass coffin will mis- his deserts.
—Tbe Pbila. fVtn, of recant dale, in
noticing the entries of noted horse- fir the
June New Orb ans ra> give- them as j
follows .
>IM !.*•.TFI
NOBFI I
M.s, A* era- ,
l.roi
* (SSIM .||?
Hill AH 7
SViis> n. M' Karlane S: (,'o , r all atten
tion to tf.e oniy reliable 8.-ndy Mix. i
Paint in the market 'I fie lb ne.-r Pre
pared Puis not .nly 'Uj-.-rior to any
l. .ly Mix"! Paint sold hut r.val p or"
wlute lead in it* smoothri'-s in working
itt; 1 du'abiiity Tbi* p.aiiit is guaratiPi'd
!•;, tti" nianufacturers r."t to . rie k ■ r ; "<•!
t!i", Hire-year- The onararitsi' i* not ,
■ • •"! I. r r.q ■ ing the paint ; si it
a. . be j it on if it should . ra< k < r p-eel j
within tho time sp.es iti. j p. W :.l 1." !
s. ur int'-re • to call and s< <• SS'lls n, Ms-
I Karlane A Co., before purchasing either I
wrni" bad ~r any other 11*-* ly Mixed
Paint.
I. ■ t" llarri- liar iware •'. re • r ti.s
jCentr. Jii.-, (ri Planters and i'i * and
j their rep air- tf.
F vnw I n TA I. I Nil' I Y i i W'•
lIIM- an < • tablisl ..er,t t" take your rna
i binerv P., to t • r.-piairs- i and ma le a
g. ! new. SF w.-r-, reapers. ,f-1 nd
ers, thrs'-bir.g ma. bii.es, b<.r-e p wr- aid
any other kind ") machinery will f- re.
I air I at rn !< rate pre e. at th*- • itayar i
Foundry. HP K- A < .HI S FKI 11,
If l'rop.riepsrt, iie)|ef..npi, Pa
Jari "• Harr -AC ae .■• ag. rta ir
ll' .'■( i te I r the ( . ntf" Hall (' rn Plant- '•
| ers ar.d Plows and their rep air- tf. i
I ha I severe atta'ks f gravel a 1 1 i
. :dl •y tr was ,t t p.-t a m.-di
r.s er i]n r t <. ure rre until I used ii ;
Bitt'-rs, ai ! th"_v ru.ed rri" in a h. rt
t'rr.. .1 / •' 'II ■ i II
(" , .V } 'JI-k't
-Suits ms-ie to y ir wa mea-ire r
$I '. 'si /,'<irs u .i' i t
SI ..MO •• zi-.y A i ■ . Ta. r*
, Ti." ' T j a " • i .r.t' c. .r.ty that
a • f-bind.-r <.r thr. shtng ma bine can U'
! * r ke-i d wn ar d rcp.air-1 '. g *d shape
ala rr. derate c t 1* at
Hi as A (J air F i. l ll,
tf. He.lefonvc, Pa.
A HANOI k ( i NTKHfrin —There
a*" dar,g'-r.".is i.r.t. rf. t* ;r, r;r ..at r.
I 1 "f rt ■ g to be "SS a nut i>eaf ila.r Be
st r.-r The sir- r g.-st o ider.ee >.f it
gr- at *b ie ,s tf.e fa. t that part..-- kr w
ir-g it* great efficacy try to nmtatr it
, Ka h h tile of the ?rn\nn< has a (nr son s
■ d a walnut )■ af f.i- *l. in th. gia-- ar .1
a (Jrs-en L.-af < n the outside wrap p.r-r. Tf."
"Restorer i* a* harmless a- waP r, whib
it j .."so ail the pr ps-rtis- ne r--sary t
restore life, \ ig. r. gr wlh and c 'r.r p. tbs- '
hair. Purchase ..nlv fr. m rtMponetiblepar*
*./ A-k y ur dr igg:st fo it fa<hf. t
tle K warrant"! Johr.sp.n, II n wa'. A
' . Philadelphia, a: ! Hall A Ru k.*-1.
New S • rk. SS :. .-a.. AgasU I ly
—(. t Karri* Hardware p; re f,>r tb>
i•• tr Hali < rr. Planters and Pi * and
ll.eir rep,airs. If.
Pi RI -.A —Thi* medicine was inir )d<.'-
e ) to th" medical pr fessi h ar.d In th< 1
I.' at '.ar.,- by S B ILXIMKV, >| IT , I
r 1877, altar ha had prawrtbad it to trtr I
pl.issi patier.p ir. a mot every disease t.
w htch fl"*h i* heir.
It I* wl. i yc • rr. p -ted . f numer. i* x ege.
table ingredients, each one of winch is
acknowledged ly the nuelKal profession
P. be !h< rre t | t<: t of all the ber'al
remedies kr.'.wn t" medical science.
But it* great Tirtiie is mainly attributa
ble t" tbe h< w an ! p-<v ul lar pr. p rttons in
huh the harmonious ingredients are
' combined, and P> tl.e extreme care cxi r
ris.-d in it- rnariufa*t ire, using n, y the
pure, active princip les, and csciud ngal
that is crude or irritating Noone should
j be without I'rrvna. 21-'Jt.
—James Harris Co. are the agents ). r ,
. the Centre Hall Crn Planter*. Best ]
planter made, tf.
—Mr H A (Jentzel, who ha* the be*t
rejutati n .n egrirultural ma<hincry in
this county u noxr employed by
Hi. K A (Jatrrrrn,
tf. Rellcfonte, Pa
—Jas Harris A C are the agents for
the Centre Hall Corn Planters. Best
planter made. tf.
Ho! FOR Dr.roßATioN I)AV —Rest qual
ity navy blue grand army suits, moveable
butP.ns, guaranteed all wool, warranted
r.ot to fade, sf 75, at Lyon A Co,
—Captain Austin Curtin, of Centre
county, assisted by a number of (Jrand
Army men from the neighboring Posts,
installed the officers of \Vm. A. Bruner
Pot of this place Monday night. The
muster of the Post was quite imposing,
and a* regards numbers very encouraging
Sunbury Democrat.
Ittyln the Diamond Dyes more color
ing ts given for 10 c*. than in any 15 or
25 cent dyes, and they give faster and
more brilfiant color*.
Hon. John B. Linn, of Rellcfonte,
passed up the L. A T. K R, on Wednes
day last, with a p.arty of surveyors, to call
a halt on the lads who, R ts said, have
been cutting timber on his tract in Centre
county without authority. The hair of
the historian is silvering rapidly. Truly,
"early piety" will ultimately' leave its
mark.—Lewfsburg correspondent of the
Mtffiinhurg Telegraph.
—The reception tendered Mr. J. Wil
lard Miller on Tuesday evening al the Y.
M. C. A. room*, was a very successful and
enjoyable affair.
Rev. A. J. Meyers, agent for the Peo
ple's Cyclopedia, has been in town for a
YAUT. V
r \
WANTK it. —A (boetnaker *t Do II Ac
Min|{le'i boot anil %u>n>. flood pay
ant) constant f;inployr/it:nt ijivffi the rigbt
mnn. l'tlf.
—JtmtN llurri* Ac (Jo nr* igcnli in
|{-1 t• for tlif (>ntf<- Hall Corn Plant
er* and Plow* and their repair* tf.
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Legal Notice.
fnt'ftf nrl f ('ommt) OtM .1 < ft.trft
rr ri*iltftnift. No. & A>g'.t T+firi To tbft
i -r tk' -Rftft*. ' IhimhM* hu l ht id r <• f tb* mcttgft^ft
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Jhn ■Ci I<hr Bith. ; cord t g f m
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T •*< ntft tbft j-ftTwiftn! tiff* "t|f • with ifttrr**t
ft-t.ro 1 AtJftumrt, l*fc4. |MrftMft at tnrli-qi titn*a < o #
>f ftffti ) tia t- 1 "lb da j cffMj'UftUr tk... Sum! morl
ghf inc ft* ft* tit* It ui'l >) \%i ?.J trarta f
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Atftt# • fl' IMllVftßtft, ft< h tfftf t r PtftlMflg AX attft*.
]NA ftinl ftJ|t<ancft. A r . tbft ftbolft <*'fttfti&iti(
a tf# and \ I- AO par r Ha* ar4 all. arft <•.
Mai *r4 .. tbft <*f ! t "hflat of
til# ni ttga ra aia# to aaxl Coa1 af C* nro^n
Dfti* f < ftfitr* c. nntft. Fft. 'fttrfftrt jhg that a jinr*
ti-n of lb*- I rvfiuhfft act f ,th <f d* ril-od In tbft al-. * ♦
itiftnl"f*l n>ri4fA'ft i* <4tuat< In tbft "-nnt* of Centra
A|ho tbal all tbft rootiftt a- by h<4 m< rtrai*>
ftaft t-aid >% tb- re'tlfhi. ?• i *>m+ f tbftm t< tbft
jhirtlra ftt>titlft4 to fftcftira tbft .• t ? ct> tba |tarl t*i
tbr rortgafoa rnary ?fta ag- and that th aa4
mortfh* ra arft antttlod t> bata Aid mortgage tAtlafVad
of rwH
That tbft hhid tr ttgragft'-a ft b ara lill lirinc,
a|4ft tryond tbft liroila f tbft *tatft of r*-nna* Uanlft
and tbft a*dfttca of roanv f tbnm a ot citacuiji
ktk'ftn.
Alao. that tbft legal <f of aaid
vtorlgagft fttiata fn-ro tbft lapft *4 tiro# and ao aaua*
fa' ttnti a|jft*ra -i tbft tacotd thoroof
Ba< l ifttil<ftf tbfttftfnra |.ra*o4. that ft dua aotk*
tbft mofttgagft or boldftia and |f>ra..ria clatantng to lft
aonftta or b Idftia of aa44 ro-rtKa<rft lft fait n, t1%4 U -
aifait tn i nrt •"! anftftftt act.) fn t• .r. , t.ling to# r
tbft Atf f .tn a 11, lk?M and of ), |O, IK*l
And aan4 failU' W* j-rayad lh*(Varl t darra* and
dim t aatlftfar ti<*> o t*- Mn-l of r *rd of aaid morl
gaga in a^'*rdancft ftilb lb Arta offtr-nrral hm*m\4y
A- ti.- '. u- ■ Ma* 'ir.f t* . t (< !. , ~rt dirftft
ad not lea to bft gi w- by lb# hhftr iff to tbft roortgngnra
and boldftfa of Aid ranrtgnga (by Miration, in <a
tbft roortgagftftft b-.Jd#y „f aald mortgagr ro!4 not
i ft b and in tb aaid carontf ; mf*!rtng tbft ftaM partifta
to af|*ar at tbft Mittb Mot. inv of Aftfaftt A, I*.
U ana*rftr th*- pfttithro af <M nil nbieb tb* AIJ
pattifta intftmatod ara raqniml to tab* nticft
nu T.i m
BftHftf. nta. Pm , May, a, I**.t
LN>K SALR—Oar TYRONK AXK
1 HAiTdRT, la rrmitllr raaaia# artar Ha,
capacity of 350 UM**r day. Initaial
no lh Juhtktk a iwrwIOIIIm ktan of a*tar,
Yl l-rtca on* tana* m®IJ
WllluM MANN JR . A (XV
W-A I.riro ft.