®he €aixt femoral.
TIIK CKNTIiK OK MOCK AT i nui>
rit<tr-U) morning, At 11*1 Mont*. nnt
eoiinly, PA.
T KilM4—<Uli >u ano* Si U
(IUJI PII'LLU 4>JYIICA J OO
A IJVk! PAPKB— Jotd to th lutraia of lht
whole
Pijruiuli iMtd* within three montlia will t>r rou
■ IdIH Alr*lv'A.
M i ,** r *i'l m lUC"i inivd until wrreATAgea •'*
p&j l ei *pt 4l option ol i htlahera
lilMn |uiu|jii(<i((bii • unl) mud bp |>iil fm iq
ftilTAttr*.
An; pvrmu prucurlui m tencwah iubicrlbn will
lllwi • • • '• *'
ilitr *(t'Hiat'•* circulation nmki>i thla |>A|*r AH on*
MQ at4> rwllnMe AU<I |iruilUti I •innllttlM tor ut*Tliaiittf
W* llA** the M •<! *rn|le IVMIIIIM LOR JT|| IHIKK
nt ire 4r lu print tall Aluda of B*ioka, Trm U
t/oaimerrlAl printing, Ac., In
.At -ML t;l# And At tli* |ori>t |OAW|II* r*l"
All * U*ctia. mei.t for a I**" torni than three ninth*
fO canli per Hit* for the drat thro* lowrtloiii, ud *
c -Hlt a line foi *nch Additional tiiiortlon. J*|ecl*l
a >t•*# onr liaii *u>>r.
1111 torial notl< t6 conta.pwr llna.
L •<■* \'ofi> m in i H-ai < '>iutun, 10 erfeUpar llna.
A 11 bora I liaoonntla made to poraona wdv*rt tain*, bj
h* qnartor hnl* ;ronr,or ;w,%a follow A .
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mca ocovrttn.
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tat "• I (ot IS llttO*'" typo) r_ • It
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ol'iinn •r '• 1 - ' 1
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K•' -iii n*' ri ■ ' r Ira* than o "nt".
It
par llno,oai li Inaortloii
V r thr CKNTRK IHMNIHT
Lino Upon Lino from Floiidu
Mr. h'hl>r —ln tm communication.
'"A Linn From I'** Ltnti, whii-h appear
<?d in your i--us> >t January 14lli, I
proiuiseil your readsi- -■>• liie furl* n■ I
figures hearieg on orange culture. Il i
time I rs-deem that prntni e. There are
in this business, n in every other, two
aisle*—nt< ami profit* inil I wish t •
make at honc-t a atntcinent a* I t an ot
Loth columns of tigur s. Some ft.s-.crt
that "figures never lie, - ' ami vet we
know that figures so manipulated as to
lc<d astray are ftlse in the lit degree.
My belief is that it can he fairly shown
that with all the cost of orange culture
the business is really profitable. <>f
course the profit will he greater or les
nccording to ciroum*tano- s.
First, let ma state the item* of rr>*t.
In varous parts of the country I find
there nr people considering the desira
bleness of investing in this orange field
•So mtny have corresponded with m>
and want to know the facts, hence this
article. Here about the cost of land i*
Considerable, and it is r.api Uy advanr
ing. Near the city of l>e Land it cost*
*l SO to an acre. A couple of mi'e
out similar land can I • got at about f.'si
Clearing, fencing, etc . from ?_*<• to dou- '
Lie that amount, according to the way
in which you want it done. Flowing
and preparing the cleared land would
cast about ♦•"> an acre. When ready to
stake the land where the trees are to he
set, say at a distance of twenty five feet
npvrt. you procure your budded or seed
ling stocks, as you choose. The former
is in greatest demand, for two or three
reasons : It is claimed tint of budded
you have finer varieties, a .piicker
return, belter fruit. Tree* from the
nurseries are worth from thwt> five
cents to a dollar, or mor. according to
aire and thriftine**. When being set
the trees should have fertilizer to erure
succe**ful growth, and thereafter should
be fertili/i d in February an-l -Inn'- of
each yevr. There are a do*en or more fer
tiliser* in the market, each claiming to
be ju*t the thing you nr.- I. ro*ting about
s|n per t in. E*[>erienced orange grow
crs tell you that you need put on five to
twensv five cents worth to each tree
when out. and afterward- from sri$ r i to
$lO worth per acre for an annual dr< *
iog It is but just to state that some
have got along well with little bought
fertilizers and mueh extra toil, burying
so I- sn-l weeds around the roots, e'r
This i- not the end. hut the begir.ir • . j
outlay. Vour grove must Le cared for
•constantly, or it cannot but prove a fail
ore. It will get, overrun with weeds :
wood lice will girdle and destroy your
trees: the orange dog. not unlike the
tomato worui, will devour the foliage ;
the scale will eat out the very life
of the le.rk, etc.. unless you kep on
the track, and forever fight the foe of
the orange tree. It was -aid that eternal
vigilance waa the price of liberty. The
same i. and will he the price of sucee-s
fill culture of these apples of go'd
Kvery tree should have the soil around
it atirTed about once in two weeks
throughout the season—from February
to Beptcmler.
Thus for half a dozen year or there
ftbnuts there isaeonstant outlay,ls>th of
money and lidsir. After that the har
vest will begin to appear. Atfirat slowly,
. the growth of the trees, then npidly.
until in a few years you get your bund
red fold and more, despite an ooeaaional
biting frost.
Now for the bright side—the profit
column of the accom t. My neighhrr
across the road reaps d ni.* first return
three years ago in the sale of ooly four
o >*c* of oranges. The neit season he
old tea-fold that amount; last season
about sixty fold, and, judging from the
•mail orange* already set on his (tearing
trees, he e*f#-t* an increaae of two
hundred and fifty-fold on the fust yield
of fruit, lie calculates on one thousand
b 'xes l >r next fall, net.log a profit of
lull pr bx. Let this sullioo to in
dicate what may he expeo'ed. Alive
ere grove st i's le st la a fortune for any
one whose r< qul'omeuts sre not wholly
unreasonable, (ien. 11. H. Mindfotd as
serted of u grove adjoining his land,
that its owner reiili/. d an aveiage crop
of ft,.',OA value lor eleven years in suc
cession. One ol these years his crop
was wurih $7,"00. all oil' a four and H
hn'f sere giove. The net cash value of
the crops ol the State for l*b.'J I i* given
at f_'->o,o<n.
In concluding this survey of costs and
p-ofit*. let ine III" el three <|Ue*lions Hist
urilly uri-itig in the mind ot persons de
sirous to invest in this hus ness :
1. "Mv nt the profits be largely di
minished by overj.roiluetion '
1". is tine ef the orange business, as of
every oih'-r, that supply and demand
must regulate prices in spite of -ill that
*pcculat -rs ill do. II in ng this great
l iet in til li I. I answer the <pl-s'ion by
-aying that ih re i- ii > hing to tear front
thi* *ooice. llis- in i . t caliliot I ec -me
g utte i with Florida or nge*. The d--
niand will keep lir sine id <•! t l .- supply.
\t least for 11livein ration a- d that! 1 -
lowing it. Tie yar be!-> hist oi.r
7tM.OS <HH) orange, wet. iMi}• 11• • i I"
meet tin- market. The fiuit frolit thi*
Strang. I elt i* not s-.pi slh 1 n the worl 1
(•: the ir- a, IS.tMHI.IKMI Bores of this
> ate. only at It lie-tenth lit-il-e |
all I availahl" for "• .I.• culture
Let m- s•> tO til -s- who st.eeliliy.-ly t.l k
ot the allg" el a /-. tiial a F'-lilisyl
van.an, a shiewi l.Usin. - - nian, a nnr
chant frem Fhoewixvil!ha- le rv a
p'.iperty w hid. eot h.ia ?t (* and thi - '
■ man IS offer. I the oilier <1 e, sn,lM.
for the same, but wi-< ly r- f.is-d to se 1
nut. N .v. he h -ight adsliiional Intel.
This fact I got from himself, and i:
!-peaks volute - \ n ther qiii :, .n !
bearing on the cc t and prs lit, I* :
". "Supp -e you have fr- |U' lit rs j- A
tioitt of Irost. -licl. i- sill - 1.-1 you ls'. ;
winter ?"
Well, it was try ing. The socotid w.-s-k
ill January m-ele ps-ople hs.k and feel ,
blue. And yet ths-re was profit us well 1 ,
a* loss in that visitation, severs- ss it i
-s-emcsl. Wlu-n the foliage fell oti and
the t I inches Were Unl bare, we ! ;
got a precioua opjiortunity for . ]
, !ening the lrs-s> The orange is an ever- ,
green, and the leaves are larg-- and nutiu-r
--■ ■us, afi-.rding a fine nstling piai - for tb
■ n'-n.:ef.d thsj tree. H-• id's, lhi haf pen,
'.ut once in a long while. One thiny suf
i prised u greatly, it wa net *• r i<. w- k
' rom the fall of the old to the apjs arance
>f the r.ew , so that, by this time, the full- j
*•;"' the stripped :• as perfect a- that o!
the ur.tript>ed tree-. I
Tu the man of small rapi'al. and Is- kir.p , :
the means to sre.f f-.r return tin - -.in
' piestion mere, vi/
g. What an h<-d-r.e s!, ;. agl v- . is.l
luring 1 Tn: ha> been praetn-a-ly answer .
esi by not a f'-w who have . me hnl-e- I
with more mu'des than n.- ney, m- r>- s - u
limn sense than csh If a man ha a trad
r.e is ail right, and can wait It ha- been
• aid that there are two absolute rc<) nre
ms-nU, money and patien- >• tut there ar-
I ersons near n e who, with little money ul
perseverance and p.luck to ensure suci <■••
There is * man with quite a family, near
me, who has given htn.-el! t-- grove r.i
lure, to nursery w--rk, t- ra-:-c v< -t*
til-s, Ac ,an 1 ha properly w -th j sit
day. I <lug my flr-t r.ew | otat iasl
week; lia-i I |i*nte<l largely and s.-ulsl
put some in the mark-1, they won i
ig' ssl price, at.- ut f'J -" y .-KJ S*
p-.tatoss, eadly growr,-, are w irth 7' <> r
more bushel. In ar.- ther part of my
c nimur.ieali n, 1 '[*•*!> <-f Nurrery St. is
\nvne ran make m -r.ey at t!.i My
neighbor, just over the way, •-.! i abut a
a th m*anrl <!. Horn' sn- >h of tre. • tbis i
• pring, and could have s dar many r.i . j
■f he bad them. "A'.' S>nr i •...•( ,r. |
witout rnoney_j the Uw hereals.uts.
Florid* has riot * t,e re| of hr al <-f idle- :
no to offer >u. n *' c m* to mat." th.-ir I
homo here, but honet haf, ! of I- il will 1
-ctire daily bread, and mesrwhie, with 1
proper care, and labor, the p<>or man *
grove will ensure that he be not perjeiu
ally poor. K F.i>w*att
I > k Laju>, April 2, 1 -H4
A ins. OVKRV, which is creating -ome
thing of seii'ntion among the wise
men ol lotislon, is said to liave been
made of the origtial parchment manii
acriptacf the Mosaic book of the Ohl
Te-tm nt. The alleged place of dis
covery i* not definitely loeated, but it
ia somewhere in Arabia, on the route
thai the !*rnelitea'niu*t hare taken on
their flight from Egypt toward' Palo*
tine. Pr. Harkavy, of St. Petersburg,
i one of the greatest living Hebraists, is
now in |.o**c*-ion of the manuscript*
and will shortly, it ia to he presumed,
pronounce them preposterous forgeries.
A Book snort tirss.— You can buy
books on almost any subject, but John
-1 ston, the (lun Man, sends free Urge
illustrates! fid page catalogue of rifle*,
shot gun*, revolvera, etc. Addrea* Great
i Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Ta.
—The Cantaa Dknociat and the
; -d mtrir/m Frmrr ill for tI.SS cask in ad
ranee.
PENNSYLVANIA'S CHOICE.!
It INI>AI,L SUPI'i'KI'KB BY Till
DKMOCRATS FOR PUKSIBKNT.
A llurmonioun Mooting Tho Re*
olutlouH Adopted Burr, Wal
lace, Hurrity, Meyers, Sow
don and Ooxo Dolo-
Kutoß-at-LurKO-
Ai I.IIXTOWN, April 'J. —The wi-itbcr
was inauspicious, hut in nil things ul.
the democratic convention, which
completed its I/thorn here to night, wan
miccriiful beyond nicmuri-. There were
live thousand people here, and though
therein fell con*tmly their interest in
the work wan unabated throughout the
whole protracted ten* on. The opera
house, in which the *"Hiion trait held
in -t.i dl but adtjtirab v ad ij,t d, and
t'hairiuun llenwd'a arrangement.* wen
perfect. At precisely ten o'cli i k Mr-
II tie IV g Vol fell to oimmon the de]e
g.i'es to order, and 1 1 t to* gui'i ■ r.< <•
invoked by Itev. I. \V. Wajtller. Then
itie lot of delegate- wan called for the
pur| of making *uch correction- a-,
- i tiled noceaa .ry, and at the Col < lu- '
i n of that order A. 11. Dill, the p< jnr ;
Itr dc.i.oe atic It'll hor" fl"lt l'ni 11
county, notn nnt'd It. M. Sjeer. ol [
llu- for t'-mj or.ry chairman.;
Nil ID ii - I ti.i rn< I Mi Dill and W, 1..
• itt to < - rt him t> the i hair, and n
i- •tun.' g the dutii * In in etc one ot hi* ,
happiest *pf • - 111 *.
MI., I EKK'H MIT > II
"I 'I . giix etui tul ule Ir tutu my
,le re .■' k now Ii 'lgtlX'llt ~. lidilltak ng
.III* en.i , 1 d >it w tli the t atle t pur
po- to ) i ile impartial y and fairly.
\< 1 lo >k yoj in the lee I remember
that tli.- l.mt den,--era' 1c |.r ■ dent who
wan inaugurated but not the lt wl. .
w i cl- - ed, iva* a I'eiinjylvatu iti. ind 1
hope the u-ueof thin C'lit < ntion will
In ths ii( initiation of atiothei l'enn-yl
vanian who wiil !>■ e'ei tel I'eiiuny 1 • ali.a
'■•uld t "t la- unmiiidful < f 1 ernel) and
the democratic party cannot !••• unmind
ful of her .A* long a* there in employ
ment for lal or .-he w.ll not turn to the
democracy in vain The enforcement ;
of the lawn and the | tirif ation of the
civil service are dear to ail ot u A
man ha* be* II na in <-<1 lore who hi-* been
in the public service for twenty five
y< tr* at I i* t - day poorer than wl.<-ri
lie cot* red it. If be -hall be d, dared.
* he wdl be, the choice ofihia cotiven
ti in for the na'.i >nal < \* utive. 1- t hirn ;
go t ,t * ny with JOUI vol* • tut with
your h< art."
AftT the uppluij" that followed hi*
<1 ,*ing climax Kx I.leiilenalit t.ovenor
I.nti moved tliat the ru!e oftb* house
• d repr* - a iitat.v * t* adopted ho the
government of the convention. 'I hat
tc-olulion prevailed and It. 1.. Motisg
hail moved that they proceed to the
order of buin<". 'I he chairman
,i, t, 1 * , all of the venatorinl ditricU
•">r the | urjto**- of forming c -mmitte*-*
,-n J-: i. II- nt orgatiuilion, credent *l* j
- I uli M and that hav Itg bSSB |
■ ouip • ted, a motion that when the
- anv* nlion adjourn it lie "1 at J o'clock
v- a lopied. the contention at 1-'
•'* I> k adj. urned. 'n reaeecmbong j
Thomas tirevy, chairman of the on
•ii t c<- on | •• iiiuTo-i t orgnmvti n. re
or i i- oiiimei Wl.on tb.it Mr.
- • r 1,, mit ue.l t*i preside over th< i
0.-r "I IT ti' '-'Had with the id
l 11,-1 , ti.-*. p.- lent tfom each
u turt. I liAotlier t'-nifior ry j
otl w* re continued.
Titr rRRRAXrxT cons RNTWV
M -pe,-r n ni-w- 1 In* expr> *i< n of
li i rid nnounce I In* readin- to
dinpat'ti I ii-ti'-- It wa* announced
that the committee on enntot' d *"'*
would not 1-c ready to report before
three o'clo.-k, and the chair n*k what
t lie conventi' li would I*' pl(-are Ito do
me inw bib- A delegate propo-. d that
• lie platform committee b. rrqurste 1 to
! report and that wit- adop<d. Congre*
I man Mu . hler preisntirg tlie report.
| During tlie reading of the re- iltttion*
the tir*f t'-al enthusiasm wa dereloped
wh'-n tiie name of Samuel J, Tilden
j wax pronounced The whole conven
t tion gave it-elf over to howling and for
ev*Tl niiniitia all btiiin> wn •ixpr-nd
ed. Then tlm resolution wo* rea l and
when the tariff plank wn* reached an
ou'bur*t followed : but the climax rame
when Mr. Randall'* name wa* mention
cl ant Mr. Mutchlcr 1 iconic *m
harassed. When quiet waa restored, he
proceeded with the reading, however,
and the vote by which the report wa
unanunoul* adopted provoked a fresh
outburst. The committee on credential*
not being yet ready a delegate called
for Mr. Randall and thi* wa* followed
by a general cry for the favorite son.
Mr. Sjieer aaid that he didn't know
that Mr. Randall wa* present hut would
g'adly entertain a motion for a commit
tee to wait on him. The motion wa*
made, the committee appointed and
Mr. Howden culled on to make a speech
in the interval. He re*ponded in his
usual eloquent style and was just
warming up to the work*wban Mr. Rsn
dall entered by the stag* door. "I give
way to the next president of the United
States," 2-id Mr. Sowdeg and the con.
edition stood up sod yelled. For
several minutes huts were thrown up
and pandemonium reigned. Mr Ran
<l*ll meanwhile advancd to where Mr.
Hpecr sto'ul iu,d tin* gentleman with
word* of welc,me introduced him
to tlie convention when he aaiii:
UK MASKS or MK. MANHALI..
I uiii present in ohedi*tiee to your
request LILL'I I 111- ,re to acknow ledge my
deep and lasting obligation lo you, the
representative* of more than four bun
died thou and iletiio' rate of ihi* great
siid glnrinu* cornmoiiwe Ith, and to
thank you f r tlie high honor which
all Ii >ve to day unanimously bestowed
upon me. I do not attribute this action
in any degree <> m. peisoii'il merits,
I'll the color,tv, I recognise *llil realise
it MM an ■*},| roval of iho rerolute and
j aggri-h ive i'our*e winch puisued in eon
gren* in advocHey ar,<l iteti nae of itio*
cardinal piinciple* adv-ciied try Jctler
*on, .lack on, I'olk end liuclianan. A*
1 it ha* hei-n with no* in the past so it
I will be to the end an ' now I th.uik you
one and all and beg that each ot you I
Will eolive, hack to tour ColmtitUei, I*
! the a-sur.tii'e itiai in tlie future they
"ill tin I no talti ring hy tin- w.iysidi in
ih I. no* of your riglit*.
Then tln-rc wa* a fresh outl-uist, and
Ihe i 10l of tile penpl • hid liim-'df ill I lie
je in-ry. I lie routiliepr a > ding* were
ri uiri' d after tin* *ll
1
" livtoi K< mo-ly reported that the
J commit!' Oil I -meat- had agn-1 <l. h||d
ihetipoil was sdoptcd. <• • -n*- wl D-ti*
| wa* noniii.st' I h-r cot gre*man at lsrg< .
hlei-ti i at large Wen- ehosi-n. utter
w 11.• it the 1~, oiing for de'egale- it
jiarge ">. pio , , |.-d with. I tun a
th<- aubj'-et II winili the greatest in
'(r. si < • nt< ie,|, aii I nil w-re exceed
'ny y nuxiou a* to the on . oini*. I ~ur
in 11, Mi> r, M. It. ('■**•, \V. A. Wallaee.
tV. 1. Matrity and .fas ]'. l'irr W-JO
flee'. I lltld lie ft 1.1 r two ►.(! S'L (1-
left for n fr• • for all race between s
ii* ]• n a pit iiiU. 'n the fir-' b.illot tin
four n-iiuid ini'i ft. p. Meyer* and \V,
II ■* iwd'-n were chosen, mi l the< "ti
gr> - "tial -b-tricts were > died for th"
purpose submitting the ib-lriet 'b-le
gato* and elector*, siid when thst wa*
* .ii| lele-d lie con vent it >ii .idjourned
i with -ut dv. o. l> it. i
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Plat for ni Adopt nt bp th* Convention
at Allontown.
I ii* ri-*',|iitions adoptei l.y tin ■ on
vntion to day -ire as follow.
1. The democratic party of I'enn
*ylv*nia in st*t* convention met, de
j clan •it unalterable det'-rmination t..
; Maintain ile -e principle* ot govern
m* nt ordained by tin-federal constitu
tion and th- r true interjiretat on which
; the founder- of the j-arty n-itled and
ma'le known, and denounced the m
I tempts I y the agent* of the fi-d'-ral
governni'-nt t,> "t, r urn th< -e princ. '
pic* dy juda ,1 leg.-lstien ami <\
ectltive u-urpsti'-n.
'2. We nre sgainit rent rslitxtion.
monopoly, extravagant expenditure. )
*U"l*idiei and a dehancnierit of tin- civil
*er\ ire to partisan spoliation
-f. We believe the electoral 'rand -f
l s 7f>TT, bv which Samuel .f. 'l'ilden md
Them** A. Hendricks were chented c ut
"f the r ff. of president and v. c
| re*ideit, to which they w.re fairly
i • ted. "i* the mc*t 11'" ,ily f b, ei , r
aim* 1 ut rin "tit'-m of rcprc iitstii >
government, and the duly of dining
I trom power the m*n alel partv who
in, lethal frail I triiiinphant. i' the
m"-t '' r< I obligation ev-r im| 1
upon th* on* i nee* of freeman.
1. M e favor at u -It !or revenue lini't< -I
to the nt • ' 11i • of tli- g >vernuno.t
economically administered and r> i
juste l in it application .a* to prei< t
unu il bur leti* and encourage pr In
live indiiairi'-* at borne and afford u-t
' compen*iti-n t" lat>or. but not to create
; and fo t"r mnropope. -,nd to thi* ri d
we favor the abolition of tlx interna)
revenue *'. a'em taxw*, an I uch adt -t
I mcnt of lb* existing tariff dtit ••. as will
; be con*i*leni with these prillcipUa,
Kverv leg timate effort of lnl>e,r
| to fetter iti ndvare* it* re
, war I* and protects it* right* commands
; tlie sympathy vod *upp-ort of the demo
rrat'c parfr. The importation nndrr
! contact of foreign pan pet 1 *hor i an
| evil wtiich ahou d tc remedicl by yudi
ciou* legislation
| ft W* favor the enforcement of the
; c->r"t it nt i<n of Pennsylvania in It*
every article and section and especially
demand the regulation law in accord
, nnc. therewith of tho corporation of the
, state, the equalixation of tlie tax law*,
the appropriation of public money to
piibbe use* onlv, an hone*t manage
ment cf the slate treasury and rigid en
forcement of the laws governing it.
7. The refusal of the republican
member* of the legislature to agree to
a ju'apportionment of the stste waa
a flagrant violation of the constitution,
for unworthy partisan purposes. We
denounce their rour*e; w-e approve the
determination of democtatic gnvernor,
I representativea and senato-a to inai*t
upon an honest and fair apportionment
, and wo commend the p.eaent demo
cratic ata'e administration for its main
-1 tenance of the constitution, its enforce
ment of the lw and i<R honest and
, capahi* discharge of public duties,
8 That Samuel J. Randall ia the
choice of the democrat* of Penn
i aylvania aa the candidate of the party
i for president. Rv long faithful guhlic
•erviceahe ha* llluatratetl unfa't-ringde
votton lo high political principle and
fealty to the democratic party. Ilia
) honesty and honor, hla capacity and
I courage, hta faithfnl labor* and signal
abilities have merited and won for him
- the eonflilenoe and support of the MO
f pie ef the United State*.
CHICAOO REPRESENTATIVES.
Tha nntlra List of thoaw who g* to th*
CHLNRIKO COMV*O tloa.
I no lit ol ani'-gat'o to die National cr,n
--v-iitloriul nt ('bicago U n* fnllowi :
I. K"t*i>rl S l'IUron, 110 ||M. a r>l.
Um>||* Ju W frnll
I. "11.-i M.or, |( All.-,,
John K K*al J K |. Ki-'mo.
a. Win r Moullr, (7 (, I. W-„.l,nft
Jultn M (>ni|ll. j A H.CoffroOi
4. H* Hi t|-1 J Joeeplll fI k f A Off,
Tho* J. |H.|il,*uly. i jo. Hwitll.
ft. M„ I.*. I En*". |to. r M a*,lor.
J-.liii Tollrrioa. M* <r ,l 1. /.<I*I*I
J, 1.. K-.rooud, W w K*,,Mlti,
,* K..„. Ilsoy A. 11*11.
7. Ch.lr. Ilun.irkir. n J"h„ A W.oliaoit,
It--.. 'r I) Hr*'l*l,l
* 'i. of *r Sinllli.Jr, <:i I'.lrhk r.ilrj.
T Ilnrr uilhrii T lUfrrlr
t. II V li.rla, in M.I, |,„ ||,y t
Wl". I'all-,ii V o, I'lton
I'l. ).lw,i-l II.,") .'I J.',,.. str*-*l/,r.
Win Milt' lilrr .1 I * M Horbaiiab.
11. flati-l I . wauburg. I", Nl> 'if.a
ii 'I Trail i J. |,l V ll'onr,
li. J K 1V..r1, 1.1. W a Irr l'„ ,i r
"f '' '•",*. .1 l,u *. M' KlMtiry,
Kg Jaiioa mi,., . l~ Sojaiala Iflntawa, I
Win A M.ra. I ha. II Nov*.
II A J I',ill.
W iii. I, llf-narl, Kr .
THE EEECIORAL TICKET.
Thosn Who Will Hrlp Elect Ihr ,
Next Prentdoiil.
i roe following i. in-- eMwtorial ticket ,
elected t- - Say
ILK 70S" /? • VIL,
Ki< F SF ! VTI|. | J VF <rR ,M.
II H I'l it ♦*••*.
I iTl.l' 1 tl
I. J'thn N! *ih 11 f* f#e ffe b I'tr-iy,
L J fni I* I fr,-i,:,rf l' I K A kltv,
.1 'in W I.n i i,r, |* Ij+mn.
I 11 et.< riJ|l t •i Kit* li i'st k' r
ft Id hs* 11. Mr, ht I V. I' MtDi,fi.t, '
t- J* hti II Hiitill ii, < A II lll
7 Win mi \,,t t I Krmt.klit, J'
! t| a F 1* lU'Mr aler. . J K I' | , ¥
I t II M N-.flh .1 r,"fwa.i
I lUrr ' -• cr .i A II H ,r,., rt.jtr,
ill A J 15" ■ ' TEL. .FR. J HRT IF Mill.
1- V \ ft -k.l. D.yta , • VA tu a I •• ,r,
I 1 N"'l- - " ."7 A J (IFSFFIBEL'I.
! !( (j*. | II I
• All* 1 • |.WT R ML* D It* 0R I at J
f heilU.
! . Exlraonlinarv
UARfiAINS IN
IRON-STONE CHINA
L\ND T \HI.F. CI.ASSWARK. '
W. 11, WILKINSON, Agu
Dealer in
CHINA,
GLASS,
,- n ,i Queens wa re,
\I.I. Will ANY STKKKT.
Belh-fonte. Pa.
I* selling A 1.1. KIND** o( • rockery
and I '.;<■ < ilnrrw are a' I.OWK|{ j ric
than ever known in iirlb fonle, n. th.
following lot w il *how
Iteat quaiity , Iron St l. C : it, a varrnr,'.-
• d net to craxe l
i Tew Set* r ih |,ie<e. . f.,
I lir,|ier I ,nt<*> ar;-' I , j■, r J
I Dteeer plates —medium . do 1 10 ■
' Tea I'lal'-a J
Tiire*-f,.--r(ii.il or < vni mt u>
i ■"atice dishi- r, ,ii,d or "Thi—< at-b 2"
' "ante 1 ure'-ro— ( pi, .• '.ai
Saurv h< at> 26
Cup* ar.d raucers—handled lit pu*i fin
J" do unhand.fl do 6n
| Fruit .aiirer* —j* r dt 7 Ml 1
i Chamber s-v —lO pir- e ,"j m,
I'itcbnr and Kauri ] IN,
Covered t hattibcr 76
TA m.i; <;i. VSSWAHK.
Tumbler*, each. . (*p- ■
(tot,let *, " < (WW- |
Fruit ft iwl* i
Cake *t*nri . 35,
; fla-H TV't*. 1 pieoia . ~'a
1 hull Clo< k t,i Decorated T<Dinner
unlChamber K*t.
I'" "i ng ih ware. Ten s, 1.. D'-cora'cl '
111 Kiue. Black. Brown or Claret, j
piece* s',l*l regular prroe #7 t*d.
1 ul, i-M,iltncti iri M . >i , olid Fund 1
1 <i ori*. Ac.
Metnhcn Pitehcrs, JO,: Bohemian \"-e.
beigjit |o inch'-*. $1 00. and <-v, rv
tinng >t- u*t as cheap iu proportion.) 1
Zrx~ ! d- -lie to -ay l-i . very I'-a-i, r "f
tin* adv erti-'Uxnt Itrantyrur n, ■' -a,
ai.'l .11 r< r- long out f.,r it 1 am fully pre
I p.ired to g - . yr-u thetir ite-t value for
I your 111 n-y or - yet obtained. Call 1
and examine the goods and tlie price 1
111 do it -t tn.tilt tii, tl* all I c laim a* ,
10 | rice* I cing Id AVFR than ever !*• I
for" heard, I ,|o not ask your patronage.
Tb* great-r amount of good- J can m-1I
tlie lower pr>c> * imii aixl wii i m- MAIO.
Respect ftillv,
W, U. WJI.KINso.X. .\g n t.
S" * 1 1 llarj-er, ••( it.. Ih.r t K h of n.r
f sl.,l'f*br 1 , I'. . I,* a| |,li*l o, lb* rxr,urt <4
Interval Afl.ir. . r ih* • an - aaeallb el Ivntiajira
nla htm buailre) , f }*,„). i|i, ; ,i,i tn tl,.
' I Si- •• n—wl Const? "< Canlre, a.l
mini lar. *. "( "lll,am M.l'),.on* .n! Sharp I
la'..) I'O lb* na.l, Paal ant W illtam Levi. 'lan
Jar I lb* *** l. and raiant las.) -1, lb* S alt,
*> ,li,' lt'nrj tie.*, of lb* K O'lifh ol K-lle
r ■lr.t'atlra l<>, T. . ba* arvdied i<> lb* ratarj of
If.wrnal agalrai f Iba ' ■ Bin, , a-.ilb of IVantilra
nl* f r '• ar hnalr*t arra* of land, tilaaled in lb*
i anablo of Hsr v Sb.a, as,l Cent,lt , f (Vtitra. *4-
l <lal#g (*•<!• of Bar,lanm W**|. W ,|liam Rinirbam ,
and Jamoa H*lb"Tti , a Ih* oaal Klan MeClasaban.
Tl>< mat ( ntbl-*rl an-l Ttmma. Ilaa thorn on Ih* aaat.
and raranl land ,rs th* couth.
Roth * W. C. Hrdnl*. of lb* fbimtigh of 11*11*.
f "l, IVolf. Oo , I'a . bar *| | lied lo Ih* Rrorelarr of
lal*rnal *#.,ra .l Ibi |V a* nvealth of e*nn.jlr*-
nla for four hnndrad area f laod, aUualed la tl,*
I "Vixhlp of Srrov Sh. aad Coor.ij ol Centre ad
i JolaißX land, of William Laltuner n: lb* rv*L ra
ranl land on Iba aeatli. Thoaia* le* and Charles
Risk on lb* veal, and rat ant land Iba north
Nollr* lfenrj Re. v of Iba Rohnugb of Halle
font#. Centra (V.antJ, Pa . ha. ajo-lled to lb* (Wrai*ty
of lalerval ASalraid lb. Cronie'-ba-.llh ,-f Panu.jf
r.aia f,r f.-or bna lred aire, of land, situated m the
r ■fill,, of Snoa Sboa and Cto'iMj o| lantr*. ad
Jidnlnf land* of felii Ibunei and w'uliam Laminar
on '.ba aaat; aarant land on lb* south. Th-.maa L
Shlppan and TH. ma* Le* oa lb. w*.t, and aarant
land on Ik* norlb.
Rotlra —J. C. Itarpar. of lb* fbo ngb of Ratle
foal*. Centre Co.. Pa baa applied to Iba **"*tarj ~f
tntarnal Affair* of tk* Onmmonvn.Hb of rannajlra
nlo, for knar hnndrad ana ad land, al'iated In lb*
township of Rao* Shoe and Ooanlt of Centre, a.l
I Jofalai land of Rtttlam Rlnibam. Jamaa Han!horn
and r*.l Rnrnal on lb* aaat. reran! land ■ lb*
aoulb: Tkorn** Ontbban. Tb-ona. Hawiboea and
Tkomaa I. Shipper oa Ik* wast, aad aaraai land on
I th* nm ik
[ Notion.-Rata n A loKaa. of U>* Rn.owab of Rett*.
foata Caw en (Vaaly, Pa . Has applied In th* Rerrstara
1 of latarml Adblm of ik* Oaniaaoawaaltk of P*a
r- rania tor toar kandrrd arras of land, Wasted in
township of Rn*> fkae aad Chants ef Cam tr* ad
Joining bMad* rf Sharp IMaaa* aad Rdward k'tt aa
I Ika wsk Rohan Morris and William Lawt* (Lawvar)
oa tk* want, moat land aa tk* south, and aorwat
land oa tkw nor Us
firurrrim, l'rorln(oiin,,(
lv brown; jr.,
& CO., ,'
No. 3 and 5 1
Bishop St.,
Bellefonte.
(iIiOCKRIKS, ' '
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR & FEED.
FISH, SALT, k,
THE
CIiKAPKST
STORE *
To hity f; , ort ri'x in t/i r- xe<-
tion of the iSt'it'
LOOK
At a few of
OUR PRICES:
Lake Herring, J I bbi $ 2.00
1 Hack I*• -1 Hol.cr 1 lour 1 -1 •
■'l ( art- trinjr Beam o
tt " Lima " . 25
•i " Oru 2-3
• " Tur.iatoc* 2- r >
'iranulaled >,! gar
I<nKm M i slift rii'.a Peacle* 3
Apricot* .'{( 4
1 " " Pea rs 30
•'! " IVc 2.',
1 " (tood 'I abb- I Vat be> 'jii
3 Bottle? Cat-up 2- r i
3 " I'irkler . . 25
1 lb. Raking Powder 30
1 lb. Pure Pepper 25
1 pal. Best Table Syrup* all sugar 7• ||
" (ihicose Syrup . 4.",
Sugar Syrup. 41,
Choice Rica . p.v
5 jHitind.- Sultana Prune* . 25
Lump Starch "
Corn Starch, jwr pound . OS
1 pound l>cst Cofee . . ](•
Sardit os, :i boxes for . 25
Scaled Herring, |<r box - 35
Extra booed Codfish, per box 4.".
Ixxtae Valentia Raisins • 0?
French Prunp* .
Olieui Soap . . (j
Bloater Herring, per dor 2<>
2 lbs Canned Corned Beef 2T mm
Tapioca Flake or Pearl . 07
EVERYTHING ELSE
Sold aw Cheap In Pro
portion.
We also hare in connection
with our store a first-class
Meal Market,
And sell CHEAPER than • 4
any other Meat Market in
town.
E. BROWN, JR., & CO.
••1.1 J BELLEFONTE. PA.
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