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Thursday Morning, April 3,1884.
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Publishers Notice.
All letter* of bunines* or communication*
concerning this paper should bo *ddrc*cd
to tho Publisher* of Tit* Ckntrx Demo
■ rat and not to any individual member of
the firm. If addressed the latter way they
will not be insured an receiving promp at
tention.
Local Department.
March blew herself out in fine stylo.
Attend tho Military Ball on the 11th,
int.
'n't Gingham, and .*>ct Handkerchief
Gartnana.
—We hope March monopolized most of
April'* showers.
Bollefonte is fast becoming the tramp,
opolis of Pennsylvania.
Sheriff Neff has "cried" forty sales
this spring and is not near through yet.
Handsome Collars, and Kuching
mid Ladies, tine Neck wear—Gnrntan*.
D.> not forget the Grand Military Ball
on Easter Monday evening, April 1-lth, in
Armory llall.
Many of the new style hats for spring
have a tiny stuffed cat on the top, the latest
thing in millinery.
Mr. Jno. Boyer, the photographer, has
given his car the finishing touches of paint
and presents a very pretty appearance.
—Mr Israel Corl, of Ferguson Town
ship. received twenty dollars and fifty
rents in one day last week for skunk scalps j
—Street Commissioner Shattghensy ha* j
bad his force at work cleaning and scrap. '
n£ up tho mud of our street* for the past j
week. j
—The foundation for the residence of .1
11. Bartruff is fast Hearing completion. ,
Mr. B. expects to have this residence ready ,
for occupancy by May Ist.
Mr. J. W. Moore is now located in
his new quarters above Harris' drug s'.ore,
and probably ha* the finest and most per
f.-ct photograph gallery in central i'-nr.-
•y Ivania.
John Noll, of Siring township, hn
i
become a resident of the north ward, and
hail* from east Curtin street. Another
Demo:ral to swell our party intj rity in the
north ward.
—Col. Greene, the colore.! barl-r who
holds forth under Hi hards jewelry .Lore,
was arros'ed and locked up for drunk n
ssss and disorderly conduct by . ffics-r
Montgomery on Friday la'.
Mr. Samuel Van Orrner, father of,
lames N. Van Ormer of this plare, died j
at the residence of his ion, Itob't Van- <
Ormer, in McVeytowrn, on Friday March I
"Ist at the advanced age of 91 year*.
—Gov. Curtin did the hand ome thing ,
ly Secretary Frelinghuysen in bis conduct '
of the Luker controversy. Governor Cur
tin is never blind to merit nor tardy t" ;
'recognize it.—Philadelphia/V' ,M ir 22
Mattie Vickers at the Opera II use
next Monday evening Thi* will be inrr.- '
'.erlainment of high or 1-r It i brought
here at a considerable . xpense hv Manager
Sour beck, and should r-ncive the p- per
encouragement
Sear fuss A Mayer will put their nw
delivery w.gon on th* r-ad next M nday.
and will deliver brcaj .. v Imk.-rgV
to your door. They ann unc* also that on I
the same day the Ice Cream • -a 1 n with |
them will open in full J)!a;t.
Mr. Wm. Jami-on lia- add ! at w
leparture to his Carr ge II pair si. , it
the western lerminu : It, hop feet, !.at
of manufacturing br r.. Billy is . f,- t
tla< workman, and wish liirn -ue ■*-
ill this new departure.
The full amount ■ I taxes f. r the -ireets
along which pipe* w< re iaiJ by to- Steam
Heating company should he imposed upon
that corporation. Our streets were never
in a worm condition tl an the way they w re
left by them, after lay ing their pipe*.
Dr. n. K HOT, the Coroner, in com*
pany with several other gentlemen, vi.ited
ib* cabin occupied by the late Jno. Kerwin
at Nye Bank on Wednesday last, and found
property enough to bear the funeral and
•tber expense*. Among the articles wa* a
note for s&>, given by Henry Brown at
Hublersburg, and ca-h to the amount of
$Xi, making in all #77.
—At about one o'clock on Sunday after
noon tbe dwelling house of Dr. Charle*
Smith in Clinton county, about four miles
below Yankeetown, took fire in the second
•tory just a* tbe inu.aU* were eating their
dinner. At tbe time ll.< y were in
formed about it the upper part of the house
wa* already developed in fiair.e* and they
were forced to leaw the building in po#.
seeeion of the angry flame* and flee with
JLst what tbey were arrayed in. It wa*
not a great while before some of the ad
joining buildings took fire, and acorn crib,
wagon shed, bog sty, and the store room
and ware bouse were totally coosumed.
Pive hogs were burned to death, and ffiOO
in money wa* also destroyed in the flame*,
$.lOO of which belonged to tho doctor's
daughter, and she had it hemmed in tbe
qarpet In the dining room. Tho prnbabie
I ss i* about s<l,ooo, and tbe insurance for
• lie property had Just expired a few days
i-reviou*, end throuirh negligence wa* n<>t
r newed The Are originated through a
' defective flue.
Personal.
Mr. Fount Jack man, of Lock Haven,
visited friends in Bellefonte on Thursday
and Friday lnt.
—The next eclipse will be a total one o>
t tho moon, and will occur on the morning
of Ihu Oth of April. Only n portion of it
will bn visible however in this latitude.
Mr. Wm. Billet, of Xitlhliy ilnll, has
accepted a position in New Millport, Clear_
field county, ul hi* trade, that of carpenter,
ing, and left for that place on Tuesday.
Matter Theodore Stein, of Roland, gave
tha sanctum of the Democrat a pleasant
call on Saturday evening. Tbco It chock
full of life, and i* business right to the
point.
Mr. Geo F Miller, of l'ineGrove Mills,
dropped In to see us on Saturday and on
rolled his name on our list of subscribers,
which of course wa* the proper thing for
him to do.
Kev. W. O Wright, formerly of Miles
burg, but now of Kylertown, preached at
Beech Cp-ek on Sunday last. Efforts are
being made by the congregations of Mile*
burg and Beech Creek to ecuro hi*
service* as pastor. Wo sincerely hope they
may iucceed.
Mr*. Annie Smith, wife of 'Squire
Smith, had the misfortune to sprain her
ankle very seriously on last Saturday morn*
ing, and it not able to walk about as yet I
Mr Edward L Gray, of tbe AVic, who
has been confined to hit homo on Linn
street for the past winter, is able to bo
about again.
Mr. R. G. Brett of Pine Grove Mills
was in town oti Friday last, and of course
did not forget to give the Democrat a
short call. Mr. Brett looks quite hearty
and says ho will bo a candidate for Pro
thonotary this coming election.
Mr. J. I). Scravondyko, accompanied by
hi* iharming young wif>- has concluded
|to make Bollefonte his | .l u c of future res.
idence, with headquarters at the Bust, j
House. Mr. S.-ravi ndy ke rej resents the ;
well known House of Jo# I. A user A Co.,
j Biscuit manufacturers of Philadelphia,
■and is well and fav rably kn an in thi,
part of the country.
Mr Henry Van Dyke, tbe we,! known
' rai'.r *1 contractor, was in town * n bui
no.s on Friday last, departing for Put* ,
burgh on toe 6 o'clock train. Mr Van |
Dyke is \ very pleasant gentleman, and |
expects to spend m >st of the • ming sea- J
•on in Bellefonte. lie joined in a few ,
games of t has kers at the (iflrmnn in the
afternoon before his departure, and thinks
he will be able to play a close game with
our players after getting a little more j
practice.
—Jno I). Fourbock, No 'J, was thrown i
off Baurer's grocery wagon while passing
over a diteb in front of W C Heinle's
residence on Bishop street last Friday j
, noon. It was thought at first th .1 he was
. badly injured, as it was necessary !o carry ,
1 him heme , but John's as tough as a pine ,
I knot, and turned out ft hi* usual skirm
[ ishes in the afternoon, as naturally as if
I nothing hnd occurred at all.
I —Col D II Hastings has beer, els-clod
Colonel of the V.h Regimens, with "heal
quarters in the stirrup." The Col. is a i
I brave soldier, a stalwart in politic*, a big 1
man, p*hjsically and Intellectually. a w arm
. friend, and always a gentleman. 11 is lb
hero > f three wars, a bait!*' rr*d veteran j
>f a hundred bloody t! •d We heartily
••nd rse tbe e'*ction. Next t< our fr •nd
Col .I ** W Fury, of the H'<ir<-/imo. we
kn>.w of r.o man m* re mjis'tciit to per
, fo rh the dulle* Incumbent <>n the . ffi .*
II- w:.l !• a*l the galllant Fifth "t > gl* rv
and undying fame That s the kind o'
. "'atne we all lib". Wh op *f ip* for <
I)an *r-l let the band | -<v.
•
- One < f the nui'an- tl at sbon'd I
abolished by law and p jriishable with 1-nli
is the • g Id wat h .r ' go !h* . b ! • an
-1 contest These contents arc of so fr *j cnt
< curr< r. f '.hat it is I.e. mi'.g r-t -r.iy an
intolerable nuisance, but a real burden ot.
people. M-n are ask. dto lontrihute ir.
these ( ntest* (because O! e of the cntesl
-1 ant# hap p. ns to b<* a friend , whss ar<* hard
jly able to buy broad f-r their families The *
| way to abate this nuUar.ce is to refute I"
contribute. Why should you help, to buy
a gold watch or gold headed cane for your
neighbor, wh • ha' ten dollars to your ten
| cent* y
[ —Mr Thomas Hhaugbcnty, ur worthy I
; StroctCommissioner, assisted by Mr. Fam
Kyan, Fupajrintendent of the Water works,
j are bossing a gang of about 10 men, who
■ are digging the ditch along Water street
' to High street bridge, for the p.urfx>sn of
laying a six inch main. Now, Fatn say*
i they are either going to give the resident*
I | of Bellefonte enough water or bust in the
. attempt. With an additional main, and
th* economy p.ratlin-d of late in the use of
, water in the Rrpublicnn office, wo suppone
. the cry for more water will pais into
bi*t*.ry,
, —The S'evn of la*t .Saturday *ys; Rail
i road Contractor Vandy kn joined the
. checker playing brigade at the Gar man
House on Friday last. He *ar* this Is hi*
a first checker experlcme for Ave year* and
. after he get* a little practice he will be
0 able to teach the Bellefonte champion*
( something about the game.—But you for
( gat, Mr. JVeic* man, that "What i* sauce
e for the goose I* alto sauce for the gander,"
• and while he get* that "tittle practice" the
r Bellefonte champions will have received a
J liltl* practice alo, and the "R. R. C."m*y
a receive the full bs-imfll ol it a. t, li.| s.n
i the occasion referred to le.r *.
—Strawberries urn ripe ami telling at
25 cent* per quart. Nut in Bnllefonte, but
Jmkaonville, Flit.
Whut'a the difference between it hd
itrul "Hour tucker "? A Rood bit. Tho one
rr.KUe# brain* und tho other rum away with
them.
—Aa the Hupubliciin National conven
tion li called early thia year, it l to be
hoped that Blaine may oaeape hit quadren.
nll aun atrokn.
Lilac* ere pushing to bloom in Snow
II ill.—Dover Dtlawarian. —We tbould
judge It would take • greet deal of puthing
to make lilac* bloom In a anowhlll.
—The entertainment at Jackaonville on
last Friday evening for the benellt of the
Preabyterinn church by tho Chautauqua
Literary Circle, wai well attended and very
good throughout.
—We wrote an article on "How to make
a wife in*ane," but judge of our conaterna.
lion whn tho compoaitor act it, "How to
make a wife vote for Hlaino. " He evi
dently i a Blaine man.
A young ladv vliiting at Lock Haven
received a letter on laat Saturday mntaur
ing in length three yard* and twenty-nine
inchea. Thia being leap year, that young
lady ia a heathen if aho doe* not propoae at
once,
—Mr Jno Beer.er ia now in hi* new
quarter*, juat one door below where be 1
formerly held forth. It haa alwaye been
hia aim to keep the beat meat the market '
afford*, and to aell at a reaaonable price
With theae facta In view it will pay you
well to purchase of Mr. Dwtar.
Mia* Mallie Ytekeri aurpriaed the reg
ular patron* of the Opera Houae la*t night
with a performance *o much auperior in
an artiatic aenie to Minnie Palmer a, that
the majority will give the paim to Mia*
Viikera, who i a graceful, Intelligent and
handaome actroaa. She *bine in the line 1
ahe ha* rhoaen, and i* nire to make
her mark —to become a great pub
lic favorite, a* the aun i* lure to 1
ahine somewhere t -morrow The per
formance i* of n< ndetcript order, but it i
very pleading and there i* nothing • ffi n
aive in it Mr Roger#, a clever *■ tor.
give* capital imitation* of well-known
actor#. The marvel la that nub a clever |
bit of people hould come in at the fag end j
of the aeaaon. They are worlhv of the
br t week* in a aeaion - l'\tf'bu.-g Ooi/y
Chrome* I ' j
—On March 27th the ('Y*rfl..!fl c > m!y
coal operat ira gave notice that on April
Lithe j rice of mining would le reduced 1
from 50 cent* to t't cent* pr ton of 221b
pound*, and ail other wage* in proportion '
Thia doe* not *trike th miner* very favor- !
ably, and a majority of them nay they will '
not accept lhoe price* unlea* the manage
ment discontinue the order *vtem and pay 1
in ca*h every two week*. Ai*o making a
ton 2,000 pound* net. l*nl* om kind
of a compromise i effected a long and do. |
tarmined itrike ia expascted.
Ready made window Shudct Gar- j
man*.
—Scar foal A Mayer'a ice cream parlor |
haa juat been enlarged and handaoroely
painted and papered. They haveaiao added j
a fine muaica! inatrument, in i rder that
you may receive acme recomjrnae from the
whhed girl who lure* you nto an ice
cream parlor and make* you tquander your !
la*t quarter on her
<■ imiiii Lup nfaahmere* in I' k
■lor*—Guaranteed etr i ■ I v nil w. I
•J.irm.in*.
—The CrjiiHK DKWIH RAT !-.cal want*
the girl# t> organise K<m mre club* It
h lad b'ar ! a threat mat" i- ac-rta'n
* ■ ung ladv d iraiq iain'au n r< gard
;.■ :bv uae ahe exp' ila to make of tt" n*xt
Clu'i die ),*> ar.y thing to d ■ with, be w .-uld
pr-hably war a coat ar. l li< uol of mall
the r.. *i time be venture f. rth to < ■ rnun
l< r af.-re,aid female ,\V . •
N w, ay, Newt . .<• k here d-n'l leave
ua in the dark like that, t' uid you not
liave informed ua who the young lady in
quMlion i, in order that we might keep
on the alert 1 We have no helmet of mail, j
nor do wo wart any helmet fc-male in our
dirh. If we wre g'd at gue**ing. we
ahould .aimply ak if it were any ot the
young l*di* who tried, but tailed ao in
gloriously, to learn you how to makeaprona
and aew carpe>t rag, a few evening* ami
—The following from the If .iti*<; T:i
hunt will inlereat Wilktnaon, Hale, Mul
len, Valentine, and Wagner. Wo auppoM
it will bo immaterial to thoao who ahoot at
woorfen ducka : Yeaterday a fliick of wild
gecae wero permitted to reat for aevera'
! hour* on McCahan'a mill dam. A* it ia (
■ unlawful to kill web footed fowl* now our
gunner.* wero afraid to thool at them. It
H a nico law for our country, and in order
to let our citi*"n# *e Juat how nice it i* wa
copy it, via:
Be it enacted, etc., That from and after
the pat*age of lb'a act it shall be unlawful
to hurt, ahoot, kill or doatroy any web
footed wild fowl e*upt on Monday, Wed
nc*day and Friday, and then only from the
flrat day of September to tin f!rt day Of
1 January In each year. Any pi*otior |u>r
on offending agin*t th provt* lor., of ;bi*
act *hall be liable to a fine nf s.'•> f<r < ach
and every ofT-nce, to be aio <1 for and re
covered before any alderman or jutliv of
the peace.
Approved the 17th day of May, I SSI.
ROBERT E. PAITI*OH,
Governor.
The law permitting the killing of deer
for the Brat fifteen day In December, but
making I' unlawful to take the carcar* or
ev. n it* hide bo we, I* h-r<l 'He law*
mai' by iba aame Ueni.K, r .
ITEM* KROM RKIIKRHIHIKU. Flitting*
I are all tbo go now.
A vu*t amount of money changed hand*
in our burg on April 1 at.
• fur farmer* nro beginning to work in
ear root each doairou* to t" ahead of the
Other.
Our doctor* need not cry "hard time*"
at preaent—both being very buay.
On Friday lat, Mra. Tho*. Rrungart,
while deacnndlng n atairway, made a ml
atep, fell and broke one of lb- boriei In the
fore-arm, be*ide receiving other lea* aori
ou* bruiaea.
Of cnurae we Democrat* aro all for the
old ticket, while the Republicaria to a man
aeem to favor tho "I'lumed Knight" and
"the aon of hi* father."
Mr. Cbarlea H. Klinefeller, one of our
teacher*, left for Chicago, where be wllj
•ojourn for a aeaaon. Succe**, Charlie.
Mi* Ida A Srnull ha* again returned her
aludie# at New Berlin Academy, after
apending a week'a vacation at home. She
it one of our brighleat girl*, and deaervet
praiae for the auccetfful manner in which
ahe proteculet her atudiea at achool. She
expect* to come home In June a full fledg.
Ed gradua'.e.
A number of our teacher* gave public
entertainment* at the cloae of their achool
term*, not ao much for lhe*k* of improv
i ing the pupilt a* to pleaae iheui for having
■ been good boy* and girla.during the winter
j Por pupil* *a a rule lake great delight in
I getting up before an audience arid give a
i budget of nonsense that will benefit neilh
-ler tbemtelvr* or the hearer*. Your cor
j respondent it of the opinion that the old
time rihibiliorii are a thing of ibe patli
when their merit* are to be contldered.
MILK*.
—Call at R. B. Spangler'* by all mean*
for your tupply of furniture.
SrniKo Mil. l * NOTE* —Moving time it
here and ennaequsntly many change* are
taking place
George Miller, the veteran hoteliat, move*
Ui hit little farm near I'eftn Hall ; K.ia-
Fetter' ff" and Mra. Ri< hardton move to
thia village ; John Hannan movci up the
; ike t Peter Wilaon'a farn. landlord
St.alf r, of Aarontburg, take* charge , f
! the hotel.
i Robert F. Fetieroff, for lh* past two
winter* the very acceptable Lather of the i
Fine Glen tch.-o), leave* thia we.-k f..r the I
J Millcraville State Normal reboot,
I'rof. C. R NefTt Grammar school clo -
•■J la-t Friday evening with a No. 1 ent"r
' lainment.
Pr' f Ni ff will teach a aelect cla*t at |
Tu>ey v ille thia aummer Rumor tay• that j
••ither Prof. Hoaterman. of Centre Hall |
•choolt, or Prof. R-ibb, of the M.fflmburg i
| 'chool*, will take bit place here thia turn- ,
: mer.
Mil* Mary Ouie wa* the be*t*j,eeker a'
the exhibition. Her clear and d.rtir.ct ar
j licuiation and easy addrea* prove that he |
: [<*r*eaaea the prominent requiiile* for an (
! actreaa
. Prof. Ezra Smith and bit wife, net P. . |
Riahel, leave tbi* week for Dakota, 111.
' On lait Saturday, John Sweetwood of i
; Sprucetown attempted to troia the railroad |
| at the i on bridge near Grenoble a alore, j
juat a* the forenoon train was making a
"flying bift." The railroad croeaea the |
to w nth I p road about one rod l#yond the j
bridge. Mr. Sweetwood weitr I until the
engine ha! pka*ed when, thinking the way
dear, proceeded to cro the track Being
omrwhat bard of h"*ring. and ing a
■ man rn li ning to him to *'."j', he locked
ip the tr* k ft"r the engine, not thinking
that there wre any car* c nnng, when
u*t *• the horse got on the tr*< k, the do
uched car* which were foil wing the on
g r.e 'r it I. the animal, killing him, I rank
ing tho buggy, and injuring Mr iw<ei- i
wood slightly.
The l.*i.ion Sabbath ich don laat Sab- i
halb i '.'.l the f'.ilnwing "ffioer* A*-
' si'Unt S .p< rintendent", Mr. K Fetteroff.
lam'-- A Krape, and J hn Bro <n . Secrc-
lary, I). \V I) mean , I. ! rarian*, .lame-
It C'rawferd and Amot Alexander Mr
Peter Wilaoniapi-rmanent Superintendent, i
having been elected for life several year*
; "S 0 - *#*
Everybody ia talking about the new
style "rbevalve chamber auit at It. H.
Spangler & Co'*.
—Jno. Gilbert wa* arretted and given
a hearing before Juitice Cha*. Smith on
lat Thuraday, on a charge of stealing
a watch and chain from Mr.Soloman Bar
lett of Patton townahip. Gilbert I* a man
about flfty-iix year* old and a painter by
occupation. Mr. Barlett i* boarding with a
Mr Coble, and Gilbert waa kept by "Mr
Coble through charily the greater part of
the winter. On Monday ef !a*l week Gil
bert left Mr Coble'# houae and came to
Bellefonte. On Wed need ay Mr. Barlett
wanted to use hia watch, when to h la great
1 #urpri*e be could not find it. He at once
auipecled that Gilbert took it. He came
to town on Thuraday and inquired of
BUIr, the Jeweler, whether any perno®
' answering to Gilbert'* description offered
fa watch for tale at hia office. Mr. Blair
an-werod to the afflirmaUon and described
1 I the watch. It corre*ponded with the
1 , watch owned by Mr. Barlett who had a
warrant laaued and placed In the hand* of
{ Constable Montgomery who arretted him.
Gilbert rcfuaed to tell to whom he told the
watch and raid "you may bunt the watch
a* you hunted me." lie waa committed
to jail, in default of bail. It wa* after
ward* learned that the watch had been
1 told to Moyer Lyon for s*, from whom
the watch wit* egainobtalncd.
Si B-< ntur, for the CRITRX DIKOCRET.
NOTICR T# HTC K MOLDEH*.— TH# *nnu- '
i ill meeting of the Stockholders of the Bald
Fugle Valley Railroad Company li called
! lor Tuesday, AprM Bth, 1881, at 11 o'clock,
j A. M., tit If.'ld Mouth Fourth Struct, Phila
delphia. Election for Preildnit and Direc
tor* same day nod place.
AI.IIKHT if KWKOM, Secretary.
NOTICK. — Dr. J. I, Kelhert ha* moved
hie office from Spring Street to that of
Sheriff Woodring'* residence on High i
St., next door to .fudge Orvie' J.aw of
flee. lteeidcr.ee in Maine building. 2t.
We call epocia) attention to the adver
tisement of K B. Kii hardson AL Co., Sen- |
eca Lake Xurserie*, Geneva, X. V., who j
are in want of more talesmen 18-81.
—Subscribe for the CENTRE DZMOCBAT
—The ice cream season is here, and you 1
can find the beit at Scerfoss A Mayer >
bakery and confectionery.
Have you seen the cherry tables at K 1
B. Sj.angler A Co s ?
—lt B. Sj.angler keeps the best mattress
n Bellefonte.
List of letters remaining in the post-
I office at Bellefonte, Centre county, Pa
March 111, 18H4 :
Beros Allow, Miss Ina Biake, Miss Al
ice Cole, Geo A Dyer, Israel Freeze, J
B. Fisher, Mist Mari Guedi. W. T. Hun
ter, Miss Kllen Harpster, John Kinnan,
James M< Miller John Xoole, Robt Own,
David Peits rs, w D i lie her, A. M. lieeler,
Krwin Bpair*—2, Geo F. Smith, Daniel
Smith. Mrs. Kliza Tale, Miss Lizzie
White, Miss M F. Welch, Kidney Whip
ple, Cha. Williams.
Persons inquiring f..r letters mentioned
in the above list will please sav they are
sdvert!§d. Jjrn. T JnßXsrcci, 1* M
Pil-s of furniture are < r.stantiy C'.u.irg
and going ah it the new pa e ~f Jt 1J
Spangier A Co.
Make home attractive, l.uce Cur j
taiu a will do it.'inrmans the place t
get them.
—4"urain* and I*ole—Carman*.
MARRIED.
XOI.RN KRTMt - Or, it. .- I 1.,.l Sl lh |
'■l HilUiitn in I'- i/.n 11 |' M
iWrnhitH J I* Mr Jan.'# M V!l. <-f .*>'butii ij]
'Gtst* at.J M Kl!rL#th M Krln,of h' k'k'*
list)', ' ♦hlr ccnitsfy, I'A
Trial Lint
The trial list for toe . ■ 1 week of court,
commencing on the -Ith Monday 28lh is
as follows .
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BARE
Co.st of the White Paper!
Look at thi. Will you let thi rare op
jxiryinity pa b> ?
The CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
The AMERICAN FARMKR,
AND —
A book on the Trcntitre of the Horw. j
All for Cash in a<lvance.
Old auhacribem M well new, who pay
! one year's suhMoription, and Sti cent#
extra, will be entitled lo the ahore
liberal offer.
We have perfected arrangement*
with the publisher* of the
AMERICAN FARMER.
of Fort Wayne, Ind., that enable* ux
to offer our Mihxcriber* a first claax
Agricultural Magazine at the bare
j c<t of the while paper on which it i*
' printed. The American Farmer i* a
16 page monthly magazine which ix
. rapidly taking rank a* one of the
I leading agricultural publication* of
! the country. Each number will con
! tain useful information for the farmer, i
hi* wife, hi* sons aud hi* daughter*, j
And it cost* almost nothing, sup- (
1 pose yuo try it one year.
This offer will hold good for a short
time only, ao tell vout friend* and
everybody you meet. Remember we
don't go back on our old friend, but we
need money, ami make this offer a* an
inducement to all. Send in your namo*
and money early. A letter will mueve
just a* prompt attention a* if you called
in person.
THF, CKKTRE DEMOCRAT,
Cor. of Allegheny A Itisbop Bt*.
Bellefonte, I'a.
I 1,1)170 swla mati*plw.B4rr
A 1 111/, l<, W|V trsa, a nsttf l<ot ef gnnXs
*Wrh will bslr n KSikst M. ta Ktnr* nsm**rt(M
m, ihu anvlblnf t la thta WfA Fortaam
•wall u." w<*kr sli!qWt nf At xmsa Mit trm
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t Wlisssn, M'Far'ane ,V <, 'aU atten
! tlon to the only reliable K<-ady Mixed
Paint in ,h market The Pioneer Pre
pared Pair * is not -nly -up-rir to ar y
it'-ady Mi*<J Paint >,d but rivals parfsf
wbit" len-i j,, j,. sninthnes in working
and du'ahflity. This paint is guarant4|M
by ibft manufacturers not t> era' * or pfel
w thin tbr<-e •, ears. The guaranUse is not
only gfft#d for rpla<ing the paint but\lt
will I* put >n if it should crack or pl
within thn time specified It will iso to
vour Interest lo t all and s.. Wilson, Mc-
Fd'lane Ac Co , before purchasing either
wbitsi lead or any other Koady Mizei
Paint.
Buy your Kprlng gresds <<f Garman '*
Winter stock niut go. Kjeoi.t!
. bitrgains at I-ewin's. "
\ ery latest atyle bats and cajsa at '
i Lewm's.
! Wedding cards and all kinds of prlnt
j ing at the C'kmirk DAMO< hst ,ffice.
Nobby bats, in the latest styles, at
'iarman's.
Horae r-,h KritT—Corner High and
Perm streets Nine rooms. Huliable for
hoarding house or for two families. Is near
the Court Uotite. Rent reasonable. In
quire of Tlfoa Mr. IKK",
Pt • D : iTMt.
Three and flva-ply , chain, at
Garman s.
Ready made window shades, V) rents,
al Garman'*.
Celluloid cull- and collars, all sizes,
at I.ewin's.
—The season after the Holidays it gen
erally dull with the Tailors. We are jM
ferir.g extra indurements in lou prices. We
hav<- given large orders, ar.d the sieic
g'xx/s are now rrming in. Leave yoSc
order r.ow MORTUOMKRY A Go., T
Tailors.
--Largest line fancy good*—Garman'*.
lace curtains, in piece or patterns, at
Garmari s.
A HZAT r Ki IT —Tliat is yi>u can get a
heavy suit < f < i thos at V eming's if you
wish them, but .*"|r;rg will so<.n be hero
ard you may want a r.. i ghlru.tinstead.
■ Mr. Fleming has just received a nic in
voice of this (ia> of gr is.
' —Five.cent gingham German's.
—Ruben Kpar.gler has a big te>m in hi*
fjrniture. Clever feilosr, ai d everybceiy
lik'-s to deal with bim.
Everybody is milled to S. arf Ac
■ Mayer's to buy br< ad pies, 'ale, and con
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/ VRPHANS' <<M RT SALE.-Real
V " L-iute of Dr. Will *m I. Wilson,
l< <d, in Potter Townsb i". Ontrc t'o., '
Pa.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan*'
Court of Centre county, 1 will etp.>ee to
public sale, at the Court House in Belle
fonte, on MONDAY. APRIL 2*tb, 18*4,
at 1 o'clock P. M , the following described
i real estate of said decedent :
1. The Mansion House trait, containing
live acres and one hundred and seventeen
, perches, [ha. 117 p situated on the lurn
| pike at Potters Mills village, adjoining
, tands of Joeeph Carson, on which
erected a large two-story mansion,
! story office, stable and other outbuilding*.
Ai. rj desirable kollira and property. Mk
2. AU that farm containing seventy-"
eight acres and owe hundred and twenty
'even perches, (78 a. 12" p.) situated on
' the road to Boabhurg, and one mile west
of the "Old Fort" Tavern, lying between
, the farm* of Maj. Wm. F Ueynold* and
Mr* Mary P. Wilon heirs, and original
ly part of the Manor of Nottingham.
There are no buildings on lhu farm,
j 8. Five acres and eeventy-tbree percbe*
adjoining No. 2 above desrribed. In the
• south-east, consisting of fifteen lots, hO fl.
wide by lbO feet in length, originally laid
out by John Livingston and called War
i ret,,burgh, and four lot* known a* tb#
l ririch wtsod lot*, iadjoining on the north
: lots number one and two of Warran*-
' burgh 1 on which ire erected a good fram*
house, large tarn,and other out-building*.
4 A tract of wood land at the foot of
Nitany mountain, containing 80 acre* and
IfiO pserche*, adjoining land* late of Jacob
Alexander et a)., and part of a lurvevr
made on a warrant to Jam#* Moersjlttei
December 14, 1788, patch ted December -
10. 1803 t 9
TERMS.—Five per cent, of lh# pur.
chase money to oe paid wb#u tb# several
propertle* are knocaed down; one-third of
the balance upon the canfirtnatlon of the
sales; one-third in one year thereafter, and
the remaining third in two year* thereaf- 1
ter, with Interest, the latter payment*
be secured by bond and mortgage on lh<4r
premise*. * JOHK B. LINK,
Administrator of Dr.W I. Wilson, dee d,
Bellefonte, P*., April Ist, 188| -St.
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