£]u Crutrc democrat. Thursdav Marninff, July 2G, 1803. CORRKMPOXDKNCR, roll tut lit tig I Illp'T fnti T licit n\ fhm miy part of tho count*. No communlcatU n* ltin*rt<Ml unit-** accompanied ly the rcnl naiuo of the wrltor. Local Department. —Tho Methodist Sunday school will pic-nic at Snow Shoo I ntorsoction to-day. —Contractor Dunklo is pushing tho work on tho abutments of Spring crook bridge. —Tho Mitllinburg Telrgraph has been enlarged and improved, Good, Brother Schock. Miss Minnie K. Hoy, of Spring town ship, is at present visiting her friend Miss Laura Parsons in Philadelphia. —Soo elsewhere call <>f Chairman C. Heinle, announcing tho meeting < f Democratic County Convention. —Thero will be a meeting of the Demo cratic county committee nt Bellefonte <>n next Saturday, duly 28. Let there be a full attendance. —We learn that Mr. Ilateman, lute en gineer at the water work* here, has been appointed superintendent of the Sunbury Electric company. Dr. T. It. Hayes whilo enjoying the pleasures of travel on the ronliuent finds time to write Spicy, newsy 1. tiers to the D<n7i/ IViwi of this place. —Mr. Eugene J. Bradley some Umo ng.. badly lacerated ono of his thumbs and in flammation ensuing ho now is troubled with nn exceedingly soro member. Lewisburg is enjoying almost unex ampled prosperity and tho stir and activity there in business circles, even at this dull season of the year, is an example to other towns of similar size. —Thoro is a young lady living near this town who has a white feather grow ing among tho eyelashes of one of her upper eyelids. This seems almost incredi ble but it is ncverthele.-i true. —Tho State Normal School, at Lock llavcn, ono of the very bst sc!e> is in the Stale, has graduated 2G6 students in six years. Tho next term open* Tuesday, August 28. Send fir a rata! >gue. —The Milesburg Band las jut jur chasod a complete r.w set of instruments. Tho boys have made rapid j r .gross in everything that goes t<• rnako up a good band and deserve very liberal -uj; rt. —Tho protracted struggle for the I r ough tax colloctorihip result. 1 in tho election of Mr. Wrn. .T nes ; biiopponcnti were Messrs. Danl. McOinley an 1 J. M. Kechline. Tho appointment is a go, lon —Danl. A. Mussor, Esq., of Millheim, left for West Cnion, lowa, on Tuesday morning. His mission thero is t<> accom pany Mrs. Muster home. Tho latter ha' lieen visiting friends in the west ! r >rno time. —Doubtless tho Pennsylvania railroad company will soon b old a new dej at this place. We noed it badly enough, and tho freight and passenger traffi hero hav-- lieen heavy an 1 paying en ;gh t > warrant a much more genteel butidir.g. —The first and only < ompleto li-t of an swers, to the questions a-k 1 in tho DEMO CRAT sorne lime ago, has been received from Miss A. Lena Straub, 1 fth street, Altoona. Miss Straub attend' 1 the P. lb fonto public sch last win; r. Lock Haven's ; >pu!r 1 inking 1. r*, Messrs. Mooro Sirnj n,t( no more, butanotber, the ".Stays Bank h.i b- nor ganized in its steal. Col. W. H. M< ■ re, is president, W. A. Simpson, vi. - pre lent, E. C. McClure, cashier and W II M .re, 1 teller. —Past Grand Master G ... I'. lb rie, of 1 Phila., will deliver ah turn in tho Odd Fellow's Hall here, on Aug ".rd, at 7 • ( P.M. Subject—American odd Fellowship, , it* Origin and Mission. The committee <,i arrangements consists of Jn >. I Bankin, ' Esq., W. I. Fleming and If. V. Stitzor, E*q. —On Tuesday Prof. J. ('. Meyer, was kind enough to acquaint u with Mr. .Tno. , 11. Bucher, who represents Ira T. Clemens, Collin Manufacturer, Sunbury. Mr. Bucher is a pleasant young gentleman, and, since people must die and be buried, we expr< -s the hope that his establishment may fur nish as many of the caskets in which to bury them, as possible. —We acknowledge the pleasure of a 1 call by "Joe Kay," of Philadelphia, <n Wednesday of last week. He is appro- ' priately styled tho funny man of the <b ' A. B. He possesses a fund of wit nrd humor, rarely mot with. At bis request we return thanks to the Grand Army boys r for the kind treatment received at their ' hands during his stay here. * —Our friend Mr. P. 11, .Stover, ono of tho pillar* of the Democratic edifice In Petin township, accompanied by Mr. It. L. lloutz, also of Coburn, paid us a visit j on Tuesday. We are neither a prophet nor the son of one, but if Mr. Stover i* . not rising in a political sense we are badly mistaken. Ho richly deserves any good , fortune he may fall heir to hereafter. —The Buffalo Bun railroad, in common with other similar enterprises, 1* about to , pas* into tho bands of a larger corporation. Thi* seems to u very proper. The Penn sylvania company will bo belter able to equip the new road in becoming stylo and will operate it as much in the interest of person* concerned a* they who originated the plan and carried it, through unusual opposition, to iU present state of advance- > went. ' A liuii,Ll ANT WKDISINO. —On Thurs day evening last, at 7 o'clock, Mr. L. ']'• M union and Mis* Bailie Gophart, both of this place, were married, by Bov. John Ilowitt, in tho Episcopal church. Tho contracting parties wore supported by Mr. Geo. T. Brow and Miss Mary, sister of tho brido. The church wait handsomely deco rated, a largo bell surrounded by a liorso shoo anil placed between tho letters M and G, all composed of frngrant flowers, was suspended abovo the happy couple. Tho costumes were expensive and elegant and upon the conclusion of tho impressive wed ding servico tho newly made husband and wife retired to tho residence of tho bride's father thero to receive tho hearty congrat ulations of well wishing friends. Tho re ception was fully as complete in every rc ipect as tho wealth anil social standing of tho parties could make it. Tho festivities were continued until late in tho evening and a happier time was never experienced by any of tho participants. In the matter of bridal presents, Mrs. Munion was unusually fortunate. Those received included everything that kind friends could think of, among tho most im portant wo noticed an elegant assortment of silver ware ; 5 $2O gold pieces ; seising machine ; valuable pictures : hooks ; table linen and china, clocks and alt 'ether an array of gift- rarely, if ever equal. 1. Mr. L. T. Munson i- ono of our net enterprising and efficient young busii\" S men, is manager of tho glass works, in the pr. -edition of which bu.in. - he lias given evidence of possessing rare qualities, lie has mado tho gin" works a j aying instit i '.ion. Mr-. Mnnson, tho eldest daughter Of II in. .1. I\ Gcphart, is one of the m I highly t< -peeled and | ; ular young lad.— of town, and the fortunate -r- m w ill have constant reason f r self vngratiila t:- n throughout his married life, which wo sincerely hope may b" a b>ng 0r..?, HEDKMPTIOX OR BANK CUE' K STAMI-N. —Chock stamps, vvh ab- l.ti ni- one • f the m -t imp. riant change- f. r buir.- men introduced bv the new law, w;',l all bo redeemed at Washiiigb n, in ', ad < !' j the local offices. For Ibis pur| o a nurn- j bor of regulations havo been made, which j require that tho tamps return• 1 b* a • ' companb 1 by a olaim for their am unt, to which affidavit ha- b<- n made. \\ b-rc | -tamped checks or ilraft*. bile! up and signed, aro prc.-entod, evident" will have j t • be [ ri dm • 1 that they have n'-vor Ik- it Used. If they have lieen passed t > tie j payee, or endorsed, th"y have r.o redeem, able value. (.'heck-lw ks, upon wl.i-!> stamps have been j rinte<!, will lie redeem ed at tho owner s , with cad, oh • k marked "BedsNsme-l in plan 1 t ters. Stamj will only be redeem' i -from ' l.ona-fldo owner-or tlnir representative-, an 1 ev Icnce must be submitted with each \ claim as to the date when the stamps were j purchased, i'r. ;r. tary stamps will redeem. 1 at Washington under dmilar . regulati >ns. DEATH OK MRS. HM MAEI. B. ID MK —We are called lip .ri t r- ,r l a very a i ev. • t in the d ith of Mr- Its I . 1 B Humes, of Jersey Shore, which <<ourred at the r-'-idem e ~f h.-r brother, Mr. Wil I liam If. Humes, near this place, Thursday -veiling. Mrs. Hum's is a sister of Mr K. C. Humes, President of the i .nt N'a ti rial Bank, an I was visiting her relatives :n th < j la< ■ arriving ab-uit one w * The physician states that her death remit- j "d from cancer of the st m*eh. She *- i 'uhjo tto attaiks of severe il!n—, i the at'.H k whi h resulted in her death w much more violent than nnv one that hud preceded it. Her < niv - n, Mr. ilamilli n Humes, of Jersey Shore, was at her ! • fi le at the time of her death. The de- i eea-' d was over 1 i year* of sge If. r hus band, Mr. Samuel Humes, died s-evera! years ago.—.Yew PEN MAR -HIP IN rim IE. —<>n Monday wo visited tho Penmanship Institute, con- . ducted hy Profs. * inningham A Garvey. | Tl.oi.lne-. of the wife of tho iatt< r gen tleman necessitated his leaving !* r home, on Friday last, and the entire w rk di - I volvo 1 upon Prof. Cunningham. The lass numbered - ; >, composed of adults and i children ; during our stay we noted tho , thoughtful altonlivoncM of each pupil and I tho thoroughness <f Mr. Cunningham's L teaching. In analysis of letters, clear ex- 1 planation of principles and earnest devo- ] tion to his class his work has never been cxcol!od. His manner is pleasant, almosj . captivating, and has won the respect and t confidence of all. lie is perfect master of ( the hegutiful system he teaehe# and we ( learn, from inquiries made, that tho best , satisfaction is given in every respect. fvsn ACCIDENT.— Mrs. Hugh Martin, of Mt. F.agle, while on tho mountain gather. | ing berries on Friday last hail with her a sen aged about 8 years, named Willie. The little fellow climbed on top of a rock which weighed about a ton. The rock for aome reason started to roll, threw him off and pissed over hi* body, breaking both legs, back and neck. The agonized moth er carried tho lifeless body to a neighbor ing colliery and from there it was taken home by Mr. Hugh Hhuttz. —The Nusquehanna Mining and Smelt ing Company, at Sunbury, on Thursday last smelted the first lead ever produced from P< nnsylvania ore in this stale. . Messrs. lierwind, White & Co., of Snow I Shoo, fut nish the coal. —lt would appear from tho Paity A'eicsi of July 23d, that evert n local editor may got "mixed" without employing Mm. Mi*. While charging tho people of our com munity with being "ugitub-d" over the presence in our iiiidL of a ncgress " w | )() j* ondenvorlng to euro diroai-o by prayer and faith," the local scribe of that paper un dertakes to instruct his readers its to what that "true faith" in, which will prevent "both pros* and pulpit" and everybody else from appearing "ridiculous," ho "ketches on" to the end of the llr.-t chapter of .1 nines' Kpistlo in a manner utterly unbecoming the religious young man that ho i-, an I do. libcrately quote- the : "Trur r< ' ,/nm and undellled timon;/ turn is to \i-it tlio u ■ttlovlrx and fathwrle-s in tbeir allliction and keep yuururt/ unspoiled from tbo world." The Italics are ours. <fh,g"nllo, hariolc Newton, whero havo you been 7 What have you been doing ? We never knew you to go o iar wrong. Vou, evi dently, have lot your temper,or have written under tho influence of Mr. .Mi*' "magnetism. Your Bible say "I'u -■ religion and undeflled t . fore t ? thr /' ' - i- ths-, I • vl-it th • / 'hr '/ • an 1 I ir- in titei r allliction and to keep I. ■<h unspotted fri m the *1 rid Pb-ase note a differcii'u between "pure ' and "true and then tell ur whosn the widow les person Mr-. Mi* vi :ted. But all k -11.aside, di • s iiol the little j . dantic I cal editor of the 7>-u7 , .V- do him - If it u tice wlien he dl'j ara • the jr• -, j ilplt and christians of Belle) rite, and wind- up ! by asking them all to believo that Mr . : Mix. Wr . • : .•••<•' i "amj ly t :'y to h'-r faith" n- being that "belt' r quality of faith, which the great < >!; of faith "when <>n earth find in ol < ore j and which only th a chri-tiai. • in I! !'•- f nte I -- os who I •eve in Mr M. \ magnetism." P"M \vi 1 wb •I.t•. r ' n.r p.'.y for y- a.* i. i- - ; r ; .r 1 11 an that wo f f r tho -•'11 :• • :v> d m-gr- a:, i 1, r du[e Y< . had I tier try a "la th cure. —The JI until: • 1 n '< <• detai. a fruit le- attempt at high way r- 1! ry. which it j is alleged recently occurr. 1 in t..e neigh- j jb rh dof Snow .Si. tin- . .nty. It ! ay Mr .1 'Mi Wh:'e !o ad, ft.' vs I c al opera*, r. • wl.;— driving a. re oxer a remoter .llr mS- ■*>'. ■■ t-> Martha-, he met two wilv, trea !.• r en I ' g f w•at a 1 ly ; t. Tie yev ..Mr ■ , i ncludc i that they inter, lit make a : : titn of h;tn. He ;a* 1 the :■ A . ! however, undisturbed, 'in his return t • - ; r. w M. fts Mr. W hit' -1 n nr 1 a ! d'-ep ravine, lie saw the inie n n Stan 1 •ngon a Miift.i bridge Before he r • h< 1 i ;t ne > ut ■ IT a little 1 uh t > w liipi hi h and picked up a club t' uo on the nien in • ase of an emergency, ' he wi, unarm"). As Mr. Whitehead i une t t. br. (.;<> t! • • men separated, or.e standing on each si b lof it. and he beard ll.'Tti rath'r in l>- tini tly "mk< a sure h : n the i. re get nt! e bri !r Mr. \\ i t i< .1 gave it a i ,t nr. 1 the animal •! Mt' l f r ; ward. The man t t 1 " right made an al tempt t" grasp the iirid 1 • -*. f■ ■ I ..ro r. the road. The other ma le an • :b,rt to ■ I a ... foil' 1. lie . ft'.lgl th dof ti." f .ggy. I !. wevs-r, at. 1 Mr. White!.' . ! j • i t | ' lub with c nsiderablo force ar, i hit the i ma' ■ n the | ar. ! 11" d- j j 1 I n. t' ■ * I earth ur I hugg' 1 tho ha- 1 n if in gr. agony, an.l ' th men < nlinued >n t!.< Ir- a<i. Mr W Bitsbswd Mid nothing to way no when he reached .Snow SI shortly after dark, but r- in. 1 !■! sr- mat the i, tel. The ne*t morning he arab .t - early train which baxc# Hn St. -at I 0 clo k. After leaving the h :> and as h fame I • the gate lea 1.• ;r t ire trie',, th" t sam- ni'-n st It' r .in, Wit a undaur.t. 1 tourag- Mr Wt • • I weii.Je 1 his way [ a-t t l em, when they grasj'-J hold '( him an 1 demand* 1 his purse ||e refused, ar.d in his defense, ■ nocked one of his a"aiiants a terrible c ra. a in the face an 1 he fell to the rail. The other mn was hit b*. k of the ear Tbey both made g.. 1 their eioap-e. The n. n<l ■ ibt'e** th iglil Mr Whit'head hr. I ' a large purse in his pot ket. and grew d. perate t„ secure it. By hi bravo, j lucky 1 (Torts he saved himself, and has yet in his possession thes].', whi- h was all then ney ho carried during his hJvcnturous jour- i ney." If < ;r Sn-w Shoe frier. js have c. h desperadoes in their midst there is n pec - pie more competent or willing to de*l with them in a j r j r manner. Mr. Whitehead ha only to put them on the trail. Dora lIKWAUX.—It is a penal offence in this State to ride on either passenger or freight cars without paying tho fare. The Act of Assembly making it so provides that every person so offending shall jar a fine of not less than five d liars, nor more than fifteen dollars, which shall be paid to tho treasury of the school district in which said offense shall have been cm, milted for the use of said district; ar.d such person so convicted shall be commit ted to tho county jail for a period not ex ceeding ten days. This law is not general ly known, and young men and boy who are in tho habit of "jumping a freight," may find themselves in jail before they arc aware of it.— L. 11. Journal. Ssriw HIIOK, PBXXA., July 2-1, ISM. Knt ron CKXTRV Dstwx RAT.— PrarSir : Please find shipment of coal sent over B. A S. 8. Branch of Tyrone Division for week ending July 21, 1 HH:I : W<-k Pfnlmi.tj Tnlsl In lftftl i, 71 UIRI 147.Mil In U*2 5...4S lW.S's* 145.144 t iirrMus 21/ WE LACT LLMUSS I.KII Yours truly, TIL OR. MCCAXK, Welghmastcr. Dumber 13 cars. Other freight 1 car. —AVhcn JOH went a first class job of tinware done go to Jes. Harris A Co.'* Hardware Htnro and bava Wolf do it. Best stock, first class mechanics. 2k DANVU.LK AIYI.I'M AN - I) Dit. Hin ti/. Tho following communication from Jtev. John Hewitt, rocbir of tho Kpiscopal church, here, will exjdain itself : KLSTTOUA OK lIIK C'KNTKK DKSIOCUAT —l'rnrSiri: I obscrvo thut the Hujierin tendent of tho Hospital for tho Insane at Danville, Dr. H. 8. Bhult/., has lately been severely criticized by several newspapers for his management of that institution, they charging him with cruelty to the jus tients under his cure. My personal ac quaintance with Dr. Hhtillz i, too limited to allow MO to coin" out as his defender against TLU RC charges, unle ho should a-k MO to do so, Vhlcli ho has not done; hut my profc Tonal inter, -t in all such liu iiianitari TII institutions [.rompt- MO T , givo jiublicity to a fact which lift ■ .MO to mo in an accidental way and whi< h may J • r- HAJIS bo cori-ideri J a suti fai lory general answer to the charges again-t tho Super intendent OF tho Dunvillo JB -jital. At tho same time it may givo relief of mind to tti" NI OUR R unty wi. • have fi .R ! in tho institution, and B r WH infort ti -Y feci r 'lit itous BO 111 " O! till! <haf('' I do R. t vouch FOR the truth of w! AT 1 slate, except to tnv that it < NO TO me fr. m a gent man r< ling IN tl." J! ; tal WH- <• veracity I have no r. a n tod IBT It weald soetn that tbo newspaper lirst publishing the cbargos of cruelty received the irif rinat. N o which they are I I, to t by ; .-r- Mil EL '-rvati' n, I. I fr • •:N R linl !E fri. ml- f tl. • > ..t r, n r \< t fr<.tn rc.abloft. : L-'fjat.nt in TH- II - J it-. !it FROM [ R r.al cn rr.ir ■• f tl. IJ" r intor.ient, attendant* who lift 1 1 n D charg' 1 f ri - telly, in ! dor. ,• r ir.- .!• r dination, at. 1 who are in tin way carry ii • ■ it t'.. ir thr- it* "I r- \ ng" ; '. t:.e I) -r. Any tr. ( cru ty wh hF• - turr. 1 ; utrit- bring I. roe ar-- ALB g' i again-t att'-N lsnfs an-1 t t r* - .IR.-I Dr. 1 R-!,NIT. . <if T ,R •, t• a • rtain • xt'-:.T, HE ; re>; on-ilde f, • W ut his at' r. lar T 1 it le i- N I IDISTI a' . 11 ' a-, d no - ing w r • wit!) .. IT alt- :. iar.t' than DI - < ti ■M. Ti.; )." ! ■%. ar. 1 they abu - him. II .t new-paj -rs sin .Id : t i give cr< I "nee >r ju'licitv t> th* st-.t - I merit" • ! > . h t• r ur.i- lh< v hav • 'her ; -itiv" J.r f"f the truth of them j ' 1 r wl). n or.- II ; tal Author.: ar luab- t . Cm that 'V ly man wl. i [ dinati i < :.n ' i"l j■ r- 1 • as-i t them .n pr . • intra: f< •■ y>r Is i their in titut: ns, j nt w. 1 fare ba ; y , Cruel, i lie at. 1 C' lilempt. i att-r. Jar.t will 1•• rll .r,■ lin their j, ar.! jj-cr in'.cr.lent w.il let th r j.*ti..-nt- s.br ' ruth< rt: an exj t'.erij i\ . t the ;' ! vi .'.ti ati *i of w rti h in' -i thr -gh th" ; .! ir< i r the >a .■ i ! t " tin sar !■ • f pat-.er.'.. in .o.r s v-rai h •; ilab. I a h, !&.•• f. r", that n<> • '.rg. egait. t th' ' . i.ais • tl >e ir.stituti r. 1■ j .blisl - i . , , ir.v • "tigat—l ar. 1j r ; ( er!y anther.', at' 1 1 y the i >nst:tut' 1 aut: ritirt. Mir uMH News.—Another new store has b< -no; "n< 1 here 1 y Mctsr- 1 ilir ~••• V A Urn* ,n M- \V. t i-'r -I ; . lu.g. We j wish the enterpri ein con <>ur friend, cut •:T bv a circtnar ut, in Hm wHh A f'-wwe. ace, r- :••• ga. r r rat rat ■ the FIRt - g'-t The new Kvangeli H1 j church here w ill be ready f>-r oc ipsncy j in ft' La in -nth fr rn n v, lb v. M r r.s 1.. I *< rv • n the (i. A. 11 lent n : the rm-rnlr it <! the 1 '.'.h inst , and B '> lb ' in t:> evening of same day. It wa a novel i r\ of i.Je and quit- a large nam !- r '•! j" pie were ..ut despite the rainy ' W ather TLIO ri."tuber# of the r..rr.e' I bund i re tin I- r obligations and fr !r thank* t ' Mr. J hn M Wsgrnr f. ran elegant supt; - r and refre- '.nur.ts la't Sat , urday n gbt C K. I' ingt. n, Jr , *a made M- -t hajjy last Saturday morning ; UP *I th" advent < ' a bran new dmught' r ; ' bohy. trot. Oath, taasiciMi ond in tr iet r of cur band here. sj>ent U'T I Thur'lny. Friday and Saturday in Phila- ' Jelphia, selecting a • "t "f r.ew instruments I f..r the 1 vs. with wi. h they ad are w. r.- •Jerlully JD'ftted. -The festival heid by lh" Dr. (' >. !■ POTTER !'■ t. N U• >I <. A. B, on the IATH an-1 11th inst, WA juilo a large aflair of its kind. Tho fes tival wa* held in a rin IS tent owned by them, pit< hod up >n Mr. Miles flreen's lot by the foundry, ar. 1 is a caj ilal place and was elegantly decorated with evergreens, flag*, Ac. Tho fe'tiva! as Mileshurg F"*- | tivals are WAS well patroolxcil and they j took in the neat sum of one hundred and *ixly-fivn dollars. There was an abund ance of excellent creams, water Ices, cake, lemonade, root-beer, candies and peanut*. In connection with the festival an elegant fifty dollar gold watch was put up between two of our young ladies. This wa< secur ed by Mis* Bmma Murray who raised eighty dollars. There were two brass bands In attendance. Tho Kagle cornet band and tho P. C. band, of Slilesburg, and tboro was any amount of g<xd music. pTitxoouAriiKi-.s I* SRostov—For tbi fourth ttm tho Pennsylvania Stenograph ic Association met in executive session, on Wednesday of last week, at tbo Bush house In this place. It Is probably the smallest and most select organization of its kind in the HWle consisting of about 24 active members. There were sit in at tendance : J. P. Condon, Johnstown ; A. Htppard, Ynungsfvwn, Ohio ; H. N. Walk er. Hloomsburg; Oscar Meyer, Allentown ; W. K. Beber and J- I Hagerman, Belle font*. Mr. Beber, of tbia place, was chos en secretary and treasurer for tho ensuing vear. The" next meeting will be held in first Tuesday in August, IWL * Obituary. -Sarah, wife of ex-Judge Jno. H. I'roud foot was born July 23, IMIo )h(l j Ml'esburg, Pa , July 13, DM:), i„ the "Ist year of h'-r hg". For sometime previous to h'-r death all who saw h'-r were impressed with the fact thai her end was near. This was indicated ly her worn arid i-rriaciufd ajip'-arurico and tho ulf r helplossnos* to which she was reduced and the intense suffering sho endured. Hisf-r I'roudfoot had bc-ii a rri'-mlu-r of the M, K. church for over fifty years and in all that time was an example of christian fidelity and oonsirtency. She was a consecrated wo man, a woman of strong faith and great seal lor God. Her mind seemtd to bo wholly ah-orbed by spiritual concern s, re- Ii -i"ii con-tituted the -haj.e •■( h'-r conver sation. It wu- h'-r delight to talk about li'-r Lord and bavi'.r. .She wa- p. -i-> <d, too, of a deep .oil' itud" b r the -slvation of souls and did ail in her t-owir to lead pori-hin-.r sinr.'-rs to th" ' r.. 11 i r love for God s house was Intense, the j.unctual ity with which she attended th" church service* wa. remarkable. She was never j kn au t > |." abr'-nl when h< r j n - .•(,< ■■ w i.■ I ibl". She bar b.-'-n 1 nown to I"- al in t tii "in- | r i -,t wh'-n olh'-rs were j.revenU-il by unfavorable w-alhcr. ! I.ko her Mast'-r, it v. a her delight to! mini-'.'-r to the ick and dirtrc--. ,J whet' v.-r j • lie found tli'-m, and ! r .eh an extent ' w-.-re 1-r large ympathii drawn - it ) r th" - •!. rin" - that h" -■< ti,'-'! i.r.ahle t-. ■ I enough ! r tie ni Our depart'-d s. t> r wi.- a fa thf i! w- '-, an a' 1 ' iiiite j.arer.l ind a kir 1 frier. 1 In d'-ath she had I. • b-ar but with calm, unfalb-ring r-onf; i'-nc" iri h'-r at |a- 1 Ito! ■ r eternal r-.: WH. W. Bi.tt-i.. FOBTNKY D. ! J-.1-. I ".I . 1 • at t h .no- f her n, Jam. • 1' rti.'-y, nar Pile O* • Mi,.- aft ran - .' Jive dat . Mrs 7- .-an Fortney, ag- ITI years, '> m"iith and 2 dat s. M tin rw . the da .gblcr of Dar.i'-l and Hannah Zallers, and was born in York, York - .r.tv, < n the ITth t l February, A. D .1-I'-' Hi. •wa < rale 1 t> < hrbl, bv ie r jar. nt-. in tie- y . •• 1 or linanco .f maker hav r g j-'-rt rn.. -: tie- t-eri-monv . st a vrv early age •r : me 1 f.,r her ill th" v v. taken ir. h'-r i a 'ar 1.• i a Ja.th fai, '!• •• •' chn-t'.an lib b-ing an earne-t i n* t- r.t at. 1 dib.ger.t member "I tie- I it! ran sr. .r i for at 'o ast : (ty V'-ar- T > l.'-r the c rvn.e - f the churi h was a gr -t i ght a- v.. .a- ~f v. II r faith wa. att. r •(■ d by her work*. T .# J, . it w> man wa* n. :!.<-r f y ■ ir- f .r i r.' rr. ! tv. la-.ght' • ■ ■ 17 .' !-*•', t!., fun V !.- I. •; t gr -vri, the y .r, • t, a 1 -. -, da .gl.tr, h. iri r KM. it 'tin yi-.1 !•(.". r.e * d'-ath cur -. Then si! nly a- if to ' f -ip frr w t -..-rf -wir.g r the yari "f j - ace at. 1 health give r, the ;. inges- daughter was Or k.-ri w th the tUsi fever, ar. lon tl first day < f Aj.ril, . : ath ' r.rne .• 1 p • I 1' f th" he I. 1 ' f r l.'-r to *. • ut i fr wan 1 were s'.r..- -t ur.kr -wr n the same dsv ar d -l •.. ver. 1 -ir* aft'-r th' d'-ath #>f the daugh ter, the .r-a i rr. - -., r aga.n ' nt r ! the h m ar i D 1 F< rtn'-y,Hr the h .-loir. 1 a-.! fall r. •• hi in death "ntr etl. -j day f A;r.:, )H- , f ,th<r and daught'-r w, re bur . ! at the >srne tirr.e in the same grax•-. T' i* wa- th I art if tho faithful wife an l dev ted mother j .cr • 1 ator.ee with a twor-iged sw rd N' *-r d.d moth-r '. v r n.r f • it r.wf sir. . Tme ' bv • • a*, a* d t • y hr, . r ".id away in: i t v r. urr.' *' i twenty ar.d <Kr, as the anniversary f thi f.-arful calamity came ar .r 1 s! n urn' 1 anew the b " ■ f h• r dear loved on'-* Th" '.del daughter. Mrs. Matv A. ■ ' me i < v-ar*. tiaving di lenlhe'J.ldav of April, 1877 M -.h rn . her -nt'- aft'-- the d'-ath ■ l- - aft'-r t at i-'r a • ters were sju-nt in i it' !■ :. Nt" with th" writer, and h'-r sum,, m- rs at the i d j lace with Jani- M<-titer si • ir< C* ' r uk• ;' ■ art- 1 a- I St ■ :gl tful, exemjdary in life, si e la-came : endeared t ■ al! wh kn wh< r. and e.j.f . ' iai'y t the pat r ar. 1 nieji.'a-rs of the church in which #>,. always a deep in j t< rt Iter ififiu' r.i • f. r g ' wa* r>- ruarkabie at. 1 ,e I ■ i a j are in the (smily *n i chtircii fr nt which she will ; r,g l>e nit* - ! Hhe was not si'k long. ; Ind'-- 1 it '' always I er cxprwod desire j that wh'-n the ,at ikr.'-s* came it would iri t-e ).,r g i tr.lv five days fri.in the urn" ; she f.: i,uk t- % wa* ■ x-r a* d the spirit return"-! t the ti -l who gave it. Hhe had ",-f-n I kinp and wsitir <• ( r th c- id dread me.icog. r. T her, Mri-g in the faith *nd love of the tdesfi 1 J'--o*, he had no terrors, she rather if r -1 b" with Phrist. When she lcit . r h-u■- al the , -,J of the ; winter f-.r that of br. tlmr James,4he sa d •he uld nt be ba' k. that a'.) wa* ready, .he ci"thing in which she wa* to IKldress,.d j f. r the grave wa. j re; xred ami laid side, *ll 1 rn 1 Is a white cap and Something ' white for ar. -i d my no k. you sea that it is obtained when ns- leal. Thus she seoni'-d to say 'I am ka—3iical It." llit'-slt tit, wea'T. (*iat ai.l Wallies f r tl.'. 4a* l), I, T It,- , 1 Ilia Wait,r.g till tti Wast*-t #'.*ll 14,1 use tis. ami e.*.' t ti,< a'm of tbs immw '. t" fhsgMassssf ■>• The early training "f the family devolv ed almost entirvir uj'- n ber. F<-r weeks, at a time, and almost continually father wa* from h.troe. of necessity #■>, in follow ing hi* trade. She tr.'-l the dull"* and re sponsibilities thrown tip>on her with un faltering courage and firm faith that if she did well her | art, the end would also be well. She left nothing undone that would mid to the interest, happiness or wolfuro of her children. To say that she was a good mother, a royal woman, and give the words ail the force the language will im ply, I* but to feebly express h<-r crowning glories. She left four sons, ninct<scn grand chil dren and one great grand child to survive Iter. Of the sons, John 11. is In the mer chant tailoring business in Tyrone, James is a fsrmer and lives near Pine Giova Mill*, David F. 1* an attorney and (J. \V. • minister in the Lutheran church and is located at Ancram, New York. The struggle commenced very early in the morning of the day on which she crossed Vbe dark Valley of the Shadow of Death, and continued till five o'clock in tho evening. "Ot'- m bAt M!l> Mf* DMkUH With tbf rtnm|xh 4t* mifM not ifII: A* t!f Might ttf llf Immortal Ot* Ht fffilir* vWfifi Ml; th# hvoh ftf r*|str* lttfil. And thf IsfAßttfttl Mullf *%• Mai, A* that In nninf t*t tti. tnrf. A* th# fv of a 4ft*| Mist, Anl w# Mt la th# rtmlnf A* fr# Mt by thf l1ft dfa4, Wht a light o th# path ri*f kmaaattl Th# f#at nf th# l£ht#o# M i Wbru we tbsngbl haw wiUi WUt nMhriakiag Hi,* v. ii,<- lorte'i ti u, Aid taking flu hard of th* Karivr, Went up on th* h'Mfiily With every mark of lovo and a flection tho remain* of the dear mother were c >w mitted to till? grave, on Saturday, the "lit day of July, attended hy h large conn,urro j of friend* and neighbor*, in the little rily I of the d"-ad at the foot of the mountain in I'ine (irove Mill*, there to sleep till tho I trurnpel ahull call and tho "dead in < nrit . -hall ri*e flr*t," Affectionately, l>. Y. Y. Wolf and I 'ron* are the tinner* at j ilarria it Co.'* Hardware .-•••. 9 -Suits made to your own mcaiuro for I $16.00. Ijfnrr |fot(f or^trl JloKTifiMiKr A 'do., Tailor*. —'<o to Ju*. liarri* A Co Hardware Store i r your tinware, rp< tiling. roofing and repairing. Ail w- rk warranted. The or,ly I In f.-ntre . .r.ty that i a mlf.hinder or thre-hing hi,,,. <•*„ i,„ , ktjoi kod down and n paired in good *haj.e j at a moderate coat i- at Huh- it ' hirrk'i it, | liellefonui, l'a. Wiii-ori, Mr Kariano it Co , call atten tion to the ,nly reliable J'.oa,Jy Mixed 1 air.t in tie- market 'I he I'ioneer J're pared I'u • ■_ ,r, 1 y .-open, r to any i.eaoy Mine., l'n;r.t * -d hi I rival* purr white had m it- Hftoothm ► in working I and durability, Tbia paint i* guaranteed Iby the manufacturer* not to crack or pool • " ' "yr Ihe guarantee i* not "i v g 1 for r-; a • it;,, paint Lut it w ill he put on it ,l h ,! i crack or per ] j within the time ►;,, ,;.,,p It will bo to 1 v .r intere-t t - ail ai.d Wibm.M'- i ar.ai.e At , : ,r<- j .relating either white lead or at.v oti.i r lictdy Mix- 1 , I'aint. White g. a;. ) emhroid-rie. It. t, aI.MX •. A - \ Fajiwf.K- '| ,i , ,s a, t y , now have ah ' bluett . thfe •, ~u r ma r.:r.. ry t ' - r-( a.red and mad- a* ■ throhir.g h.i,, !.:f,e ,h- p,en and any other k:r. ! of machif ry will ha re '"• ' 1,1 rh '" J ' it tie "ilavard I "'dry. Jli. i- & (,nirrr.ru, l'r : n> to- , If. Ilt-i mu-, l'a —1 able linen a. i napkin*. D, OiMhti A 5 A liamiek'- - ( i MKKitn—There are danger, n* .. .ri*• rf< .. -in cirrulation i ; -r; rt :,g t ! - \\ ;. ,t J,, af JU.r J'./- at r, r. Tho aimngeit <vidcnce <f -,U i great trait •,, tl l. i that partial know* •g "• great < ffii a< v try to of .', I. vii bottle if the gmuin' ha> a fay mmitr ■ a wa.r. ,test ! , an m the g!ef ; and a t.reen - n ther-.,U; je wrapper. The I.- rl rer ua> barm - a water, while it j -• hi* th* f'T ;-r: • * r.- '*■&rv l< r< t re fe. v.;- r. g wlh ar d col .r to'the j bair. J'urchoM- only from rrtjyjnubU jir. tit* A*kyourdmggt*tfor it. Kajh bot i* warrar.t< 1 Johmb r,. liollowav A ' , I'l.i I.ia. a-. 1 Hal! A Kut'kel X-w Vork, Wle • ale Agent,. d-jy ' i.amp. in hi, j n,J. rt." reaper and m u,-r rej air* at Hl< a- A (Jeiki tin e i our,dry and Machine Shop*. lie < ,r, ni ■ kl e retainer, f r ,•> nt.< ♦ rn- n, at 1> < A < v —Mr 11. A 'Tit7.*l, who ha> t)- b- -t r ' I -'tati ii , n ,gr uitural machinery in i thi* county i, tow employed bv 111• a- A 'imrFETH, t-'- Kellefonte, J'a. Musical Instruction! ! The und< mgr.. 1 w ill I , g, n a term or Mu-.cal 1 nrtru- lion* in the I'iar.o and "rgan, comrnenciiic July ""th, IKR3, and r.iir.iijnp w#-* k> ( srill br or ram/.-d a! Aar - i urg. M' i.eitn, and a. ntty Arrangement* hate i.. en made at Aarontburg to arc tstoodale pupil* from a dirUme, who are defin ur of re. < ejv.ng n. , --a. iri'tr tin. T- rt: ■ mod • rale , .J I arit ' car, t-'- pr-aurc-d at rca' r.a! rate. Ten-on* exj ting to take tecum' *h- uld apply immediately, *o that the n- earary arrangement* may bo i-th-cted. 1-r furibi r informativ. n apply in jer.-n Port, Jr< •• Wm T Mrvrs. t. A*rontburg, l'a. —Champion ai d Otborne and mower repair* at HICK* A 'lkifff-111 Foundry and Machine Shop*. Political fcnnonncwmentn. W are anilxrlrMl t,. *ai,minee that I*r. J. *. -A|*l 11 fie. - * 1.- a -lelelal- (,f An- • into at,! iv ft*. tho dnriiisi **f tho 1 (I mIH < OKlay CotVHitlflt. Wo nrn natlor*rw4 !n irih M.I. ti.nl HKMIV R KMI7II, f s*jfim it r v?i),lj , %* ]| !w n niplhUt# ft Am*"' •!♦ J• If *., ari of thn Otmotf CVmrwntl*>n liellpfonU Grain MnrLrt. July .'O, IRtX CotMrfra,! I | T It R *.}*?• 4C" W>i#ut--w hit*, j.* r I'onirf i 91 lo " ?f1. " ** . 1 I<< W h*nl. N .1 *tl (Vm—ir, p*r .. n . r . t „„ r - Tni „, w " ibrlliut y*>f rTrtllf ., r — r _ Clwta, |m linwliw 1 , n trTr o .-rmn. u. m p.ntlfjr, jw*r l rjf wr-isht., .. ............... To It*#- To f*lowr fw f joijii'l n- or,* jwf I'M . R-r!lT ti •' {of ikfk, " ITh Pi*f"T. frf'Oftj. |>f T <*l IK'S NOTIC R—Letter* I s 1-otntnr rtr < n lh I"Ui* .f Mm Jan* W. 11*1". 1*1" of lUlhl'ifilo Nfroth, mfi,tjp, |N . h**iO|Z gr*r*t**l tr* 1 " tit 1" ml fowl i] r * ivMwH'ol ic *i l "♦*.> *rw Ia tnnhr Itrintwdl •I" p*rw"Ol. *ti<l *ll 11."*" fUimn *c*i„at tho *nne In s.i l them, July ■ath"itfmt#4 h lw. f,.r ■rHiwrooi.l. AI'AM HOT KtftroVf li A X . —Came In the prrmiscsof . th nn.l.r., at the M,leai, ;rg a ml Ik cew. lift,! pi-teeter. mlX.ll. atr. XV. (a n-. iflet le oeae- I rtraeV pre., [wi . 1,, 5 -a atet taX. tier away, U-.llar aV. will I. a.y-ontlnj! tela*. Wiui-wMtui.. Joly 1, W Milfwbaec, IW. I I AT Ii 1 n -The undersigned, 1 * ern era of the Oalale ~f San,l Stela. 4e, eaaoil.* hair ■ t aalr a latf. -jeaMOi trf l„n>hrr. nf all kwnla, that will kr aHrh<af Sf*ral attrattea ftrekle flllinc eetra tor HU ttmhar. tVh m cii.rar '-"t lowrr than tb aam. .jnalltt e*a 1e haM aar aher. rtae. MRjs *|*KV STKJS, f C B llt'ltSlKU. Jai> tone. Till.ll "m'r O A> Dissolution ot Partnership. is hereby given that tho A * |*rtmWf heeSit ailnliat h*wr.a *. T. *hgrl and J. H Vaa Ormtr. I *kr t Ml'atto ef th. Cntai I)ra,.wiT. •* Ut *lrta natar at Shatter* 0 Vaa Orwwr, ha thU * hnn .thw.lvi* hy in at owl ooaaaat. J, a Vaa (* rattriaf Sua M Dm. Th. hwoka aa4 whartlpHen IM ef th* tat* Am will matla at th* Wr of th. Crrtma ttowa. out. wlwra all anwaaW will b* etwraM Or wtUa mewt. . T. SHI OrRT, U,llRratr, Jl/ , IW3. J R. VAN OUltk,
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