®hc Ctntre j^rmotrat.
Thursday Morning, May 8, 1884.
*nUlnln Important npwa.aoMrlt
a 1 front any part of the county. No coin tut) okaitcija
uuloaa accotnpauiad by the real uantn of the
•rlUr.
Publishers Notice.
All letters of business or communications
concerning this paper should be addressed
to the Publishers of Tiik Ckntkk Dkmo
cn/tT and not to any individual memborof
the Arm. If addressed the latter way they
will not be insured as receiving promp at
tention.
Local Deportment.
—Who was it Eventide'
—Not a desirable tea —Eternity.
—The ttret vehicle—the whirligig.
Uriggs stamping paterns, Germans.
—Tba way of the transgressor—Canada.
—The frisky mosquito will soon present
his bill.
—Our public schools will close on the
Jth, inst.
—Counterfeit five dollar gold pieces are
in circulation.
—The kind of cape a prisoner at the bar
wishes for—Escape.
--The paper hangers of Bellefonto are
having quite a boom.
—Gen. Beaver will deliver the address
at Milton on the 30tb inst.
—No services were held intho Protestant
.Episcopal church last Sabbath.
—Saturday lost was the largest day in
the history of the Garman store.
. —The rains on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday more than made vegetation hop.
—lf a fellow sets cm up, and slips out
the back way, would you call it re-treat
ing ?
—These are the mornings when roses
kiss the girls on the cheek and forget to go ;
away.
Will our merchants close their re
spective places of business on Decoration
Day ?
—Through somo mi-understanding, Alice
Hates will not appear ut tho Opera House
to night.
—Con-iderablo money changed hands in j
B-dlefunto on the result of the National j
games on Monday.
—Tiie citizens of Stormstown are mak
ing active preparations for observing Dec. !
• ration Day. The G. A. K Post have it j
in charge.
—The "local" of tho -Vriri wants any ,
young I idy w ho "jumps at conclusions" to
consider him a "cor.clu-ions." Ho prefers j
an orphan.
—Bellefonto was truly a "smoky city " i
the latter part of la-t week. The mi >ke
1 I
a so thi' k it could a.n.ost have been cut
with a knife.
—A y. ung man generally gives a lock j
o f hair t<> his -we*theart before he marries
ber ; after that he doesn't need to givo it.
She usually takes it.
lsn't it about time for some of ye ii e
cream makers to remember ye printers of
this office with a freezer or two of that
senile reminder of the North Pole ' Pimw
but it's warm up here.
—We call your attention to the adver.
tisement of R. M, McKnally, the wide
awake insurance ager.t ~f thi-pla e, on Ith
page. We ask our patrons to read it can -
fully. It is interesting to all.
—The first quarterly meeting of the
Evangelical church ne.ir Valentines forge
will b held next Fatu' I y. It v. Detwiler,
the Presiding Elder, will be present and j
| --ach on Sunday m ning anj evening
—There is a rr.vior, ml on fool among
me of the young Is ,■ of this place to '
hold a Lap Vesr Mustache Party. No
g-ntleman will be invi •<1 who is not the
possessor of amu■ :* l> Of course, Newt, j
will not attend.
A few 'nil snr.k" st rie were booked
to mue the usual assemblage at Jai. Her
r • k Co 'a hardara-e store last Friday '
evening. Owing to the presence of a
r.-wtpaper representative, the narative
|M>stpned for some future time.
—The marriage of Mr. Harvey 8. Var
rington, of Richmond. Va., to Miss Ro- i
beita Alexander, daup'iter of our towns
roan, H>>n. C. T. Alexander, will be ol
emnized at the Presbyterian church thi*
evening. The reception to be held at th„ 1
home of the bride.
Messrs. McLaughlin and Jay will run j
a one-fourth mile foot race on the Park
grounds at Pbiiipsburg on May lkth for
SMJU. Tbey will also hare a one-fourth
note handicap on Decoration Day, s7l to
first, sll to second, and fllOlo third, 'piite
• number of ct,l, ie* have already been
made.
—Mr. Benner Turner, of Port Matilda, j
was unfortunate enough to lose his home I
by fire last Friday. All the men folks be
ing absent, and a hieh wind blowing, it
ws impossible to sate anything of any
account, and the inmates were glad to e'
cape in safety themselves. S4OO in cash
i nil some valuable pa| ert were consumed.
The fire originated through a defective
flue. We are informed there was no in
surance upon the property.
—Would some wicked boy please
place upon the Upa of Mr. Wilkin
ann'a store, after ascertaining that the
big mogul ia in, a few slippery bananna
ladings and then ru** the cry of fire.
A I* y of thia kind can find steady
sinp'oyuaent by intuiting at flue
cflic*.
—Level your ash heap.
—Full moon to-morrow.
—A good team —Esteem.
—Additional local oil -Ills page.
—Tho White Goods store, German's.
—The weather isn't an cranky an it
> was.
" —A Hebrew Synagogue will soon bo
built at Reading, Pa.
—Mr. I>. I). Wood* baa moved from
Martha to Port Matilda. Pa.
—Jersey Shorn will bogin excavating and
' laying the pipes for the water work* this
• week.
f —lsn't it about time for the young man
of tho iYrui to decorate those raven locks
with a lraw ?
Last Saturday our streets presented a
busy aspect. Tho stores were well patron
ized, and our merchants oorresjKindingly
happy.
—A Now York paper says shoes have
gone up five cents per pair wholesale. Wo
•upposo this means about fifty cents per
pair retail.
—Gen. Grant never bitos off the end of
a cigar.— Fuchange. That's rather ob
scure. Will somo ono ploaso tell us how
| he does it.
Did you hoar tho tjueenswaro ?— Judge•
, Well, no; wo really did not. But we
heard tbo coffer dam; and tho glassware.
Oh I yes ; and the mill dam.
—Tbo straw hat and linnen duster have
already made its appearanco, and now who
will be courageous enough to sallyforth in
a white vest for tbo first time this season ?
President Arthur will attend tho
dramatic festival at Cincinnati. Of course
he'll wear bis new spring suit, and make
himself sgreeable to the middle aged ladies
Mr. Morris Cowdrick, Jos. Fox and
I.) K. Tate, of Bellefonto, were in Jersey
Shore on Friday last on business connected
with tho new school house —Jersey Shi re
11 ear Id.
A sign on a building at !*> Angeles,
('a! , was rend bv a woman, with the aid of
tho electric light, five miles out at sea
1 Which loads and exchange t<> remark that
' it must have been an ice cream sign.
A number of our young ladies were
j out driving with their gentlemen frierds
luring the pleasant weather of last w.<k'
A girl who pn-sctses a fast horse and a nice
i buggy is quite a favorite among our young
men.
—Tim ice cream festival held in Hum
i block by '.ho ladies of tho Reforun i church
I of this place was quite a success, and the
I ice cream the most delicious that c-uld be
| produced any where. Over forty dollar*
: war cleared.
—Tho C mi Di.m<>< kst now EJ-ORTS
' :he con v.. nee c.f the lelej hone. Il i
j our intention hereafter to publish tele
I phonic dispatches from all over the
world, including Ropshurg,
j and l'loasant 1 iap.
—The recent rains were thankfully ro
ceived all over the county. It had the
effect of settling the Uut. promoting
the growth of vegetation, and extin ,
stubbing the fires raging -a firecoly in
; our mountains for the pn.t two weeks.
Mr. Harry A Havre, of tho Beaver |
Mills Lumber Co., Is making exteniv
preparations for business this coming sum
tnfr. In addition to the Beaver mil J , he
is eroding several shingle mills on '-mile >
run, Philipshurg being his *hij f • g p- • t
Harry's abilities as * h , ir.e.s man ■ ar
hardly he excelled.
—The pkiiiftkmrf I.edger says Hoffer j
and Tyson have a d'-ad line drawn inchalk
iietween their places of busine<t. Tyson's
I dog wasjlyiig with Irs tail ever the Ha*,
an 111 ff-tr calmly g'. an axe sr. 1, h ( .j.. .(
about thres inches of the long hair • ff the
er.d. He says there's no us* having a dead
iine if you d-n'l live up to it.
—Since m virg into his new ,j art- rs in
the Bush House block, Mr. Frank Gal.
hraith, our energetic jeweler, has been
overrun with work. Frank thoroughly
understands the anal >my of a watch, and
the owner of a fine watch need have n
hesitancy in placing it in ids hands f •>
repairs.
—The press, engine, boiler, typ", r.d i
other material belonging to the A!t<"na
Timet printing establishment was sold I v
the assignee last Friday to Frank M. Guire,
Esq . wlio acted f>r a company of gentle
men Primus of running th paper and
1 conducting it as a Democratic dai'y The
purchasers will operate the estabii-hmen'
1 under the firm name of "The Times Pub
i lishing Co., limited," tho editors and man
j agers to bo IE A. McPike, of the Cambria
Freeman, and F. E McCullongh, who, for
j tbo past couple of years, has been tho city
editor of tho Tribune. The new paper
will appear about the middle of May. FT
A certain corpulent tax collector of
Spring townfhip hod a lax btil against a
resident of bis respective township for
thirty-three cents. Tho individual who
owed tbo taxes was rather tardy in n aking
( up tho amount. Tho corpulent gentleman
therefore handed it to a brother lex collec
tor and constable, who speedily cwdlec ed
the amount. Tho two worthy "Ulcers in
company with a friend happened to meet
at a well known hotel in Bellefonto, when
tho amount, les# thirty cents for commie,
sum, was paid over to the first named
gentleman, who thinks very seriously o'
doing his own collecting hereafter.
Nottl K. A few very fine speckled hens
—good layer s—are offered for sale. They
■ were mistaken for (fuailt. and will ho sold
at four dollars a pair. Inquire at Wilkin
son's China Store, iff and 18, Allegheny
street, Hellrfnnte, Pa. r-PHf.
Bargain* u, Gar mail's.
Ladles belts and hags, Garman *
Pornonal.
Mr. John Millnr and sister, Mis* Grace,
of Centre Hall, visited their parent* at
Lock Haven laid week.
Mis* I)aly Hblmp.avcry pleasant young
1 lady f Lewbtown, is visiting at Dr. Al
exander's residence at Centra Hall.
0 Mr. Andrew !intn<J, the new landlord
of the St. Klroo Hotel at Aaronahurg i*
1 attending Court this week aa a wit
ness.
Mr. Thos. Jamison, one of Spring
* Milla'aolld and influential citlien*,spent
a few days of laat week at the county
9 i .
aeat last.
Mr. James Crot/.er, who lately moved to
this place from Clintondale, favored the
DEMOCRAT with a pleasant short call ori
Tuesday.
' Mr. J. H Hsuland of Chicago, once a
p popular merchant of this place, is hero on
|t a visit. Of course his many friends are
r delighted to see him.
We noticed the beaming countenance
f of our late M. K. Pastor, Rev. Geo. Bene
parker, who is now located at Altoona,
t upon our streets on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Montgomery re.
turned to Itellefonte from their wedding
, trip on Saturday last, making their bead
quarters at the BrockerholT House.
Mr. Philip Collins arrived in Belle
, fonts on Tuesday, departing again on
, Wednesday. We understand no action
, was taken in regard to railroad matters
i Miss Carrie Munson, daughter of Judge
Munson, of Philipsburg, and an accom"
plished and agreeable young lady, is visit,
ing at tho residence of Mr. I. T Munson
on Allegheny street.
—Out door exercises are now being in
dulged in pretty froely. The game of cro
quet should not be neglected, and we rug
, ! get that every young lady learn the art of
handling a malet. It will teach her how
I TO di fend herself with the rolling pin after
r ! she is married.
Mrs A K Seibert has move.) her dress
making e tabliment to Tyrone, Pa , Miss
' Emma Harrison, an accomplished and
ski lful dre maker, a -mjanving her
!The ladies of Tyrone will do w-LL TO viil
Mr Seibert'S PLACE if in want OF a pleas
ing and well fitting dress W wish them
, ah indant NO ••*.
Mr. Wxltor \Gr. the champion
checker pl.tyer of I->ck 11 iven was in
town again on Tuesday and part of
W. .irif lay. LIS- HAS A sort of pen< h
ant FOR check. r IN 1 wLcn at this pda<-
and not engaged, IS ev.-r re.uly to
accommodate OUR players. Of ■ MirseG.ar
man. K'-llor. and piiah " Smith fare 1
jas u-u.d , excepting that the "Squiab
did not score a draw this time. \
i "crack" player fII arrisbiirg. it I-wh.s
pered around rather on the that
this player was imported H<-re by VI
Gtrman, for rev ng- . played af. w
' gatno Wit Is the champion 1 ut f .red n<-
better than the rest. Of coure \|. will
now deny having done so.
Eaac Ball Mooting to-morrow
night
i Vnother meeting of those interest
I'd 111 B XE bail will he hi 11 .it .'lisle e
John I. Ksnkms office to morrow. Fri
dav, evening at half past 7O'clock. The
Icitiiens IS well as players and HII-ir.- ss
RII'-N are I .rt -ally r. pleated to attend
-A we were pa- ng slang n Water
street he• - '.uiliy evening a strange
spectacle nltrncto I our aU'tii.ui It
a;.| e we i s if a fish.ng p>le w;. a| pro
aching us with out any apparent m<
live | owi r. After it had pass. | by tl*
we gl.i*. -I ■ .ck. and ti■ •re w.i Mr.
.fuhn Wgi .-r nd at' '.it heh.n i that
fol. Had we not ( 11 "t liap| < lied to
t ike a lw W v.ew ..f t the mystery
■ .•ill I i < i > r h iv< 1 ■ en i x | la ii" t.
-The Ph'.:.| -burg 1.t4 r ISJI '•(' ;
|)n ilsstii e., \h- a" ifi.-y, poliln lanand
warrior, an t th m -L popular MAN In th<"
,"iiiity, ws .n t'.n !l w.vk. ll* bright*
sn-t tb SANCTUM with a short visit,
and gsietis two or three go. d laughs The
(',.1 waHiOng right up THE IT,] )ER C.T
lie ess, ar.d everyb dy is giad of It "
Tlt ID v. of .-nurse r.fcrs IN Col.
! Dsn TI - 1 t L *•• . ,r mtlMHltl crri
lime
—We are in riceq I of A r>* 'tal Ird
from some "LIS, and from SOTIA" where,
ordering the CKNTRK DKM> n*T,on whi h
only appear* THE fol owing lines, with NO
post mark
OI would like you isn.! me THECNX IHI
j DRMOCRAT. /. I' ltt tin.."
i should this n.illco come BEFORE the sender
we would I*. pleased to have him rend US
another, giving more fnßy, his directions.
—We made a short visit to the
; Water Winks building at this place lat
! week and found every thing as neat end
dean us a new pin. To the interior of
j the building has just lie en added a new
coat of pa lit, the spring clean' 1 and
other needed improvements made. Dur
ing the past month about sixty ;>r
1 cent, in fuel KM save I and yet the town
i is better supplied with water liieu hi p to
j fore. The su|ierintcnilent in'or ns us.
that the engine is only run four hours a
1 day since laying the n w man, the
' other pumps, with tin exception
I being sufficient to supply tin- town.
I The engine i us-d oniy to tl I then-■ r
voir, the ster front tl.e p im| s l. ing
forced through the town directly
through the new main, thus giving our.
r citixena fresher and cooler water. \\ e
i were ai*o *hown one of the new Bell
- Wateiphones. Mr. Ryan considers it
quite a confienence and IIAS detr< ted
over forty leaks in the pipe* with the
aid of l. Thus t wrdl he seen, our water
I so. ka were never inalsitii rand fl ui!i
I trig cor <tiiion then they new are.
IIOUTZVILLE IN ASHES. 1
[ Nonrly 3,000 People HomolosHHnd
Dostituto An Appeal for Aid
Promptly Rcaponded to by
! Our Citizenn
On Friday afternoon. May 2d, a dm
j patched from Hotitzdalc announced at
the village of Briahio, or llouUdalc,
was almost totally diatroyed by fire,
u nd that, nearly 3000 people were home
leas and destitute. For some days
, previous to the fire the wood* in the
. vicinity of Brisbin and Bout/dale were
on fire, but 110 decided steps were
0 taken towards stopping it, and gradually
„ drew nearer to town. On Friday morn
r, ing a heavy gale from the west, blew
the flames in the direction of Hoover A
s Hughes Co.'s mill, men were prompt
1 ly put to work fighting the fire fiend,
n but without avail. Shortly after 7
o'clock the hose, which has always
kept in readiness for an emergency of
this kind, was playing upin all parts of
the mill. At 12 o'clock the whistle
sounded an alarm of fire and the most
strenuous exertions were made to *av©
the structure, but without avail. It
finally caught and in a short time the
greedy flames were doing their fearful
work in the immense lumber piles. The
town of Brmhin is situated between two
hub. the mill taring at the western end
of the town and with a steady gale,
carrying tb. Humes from house to house,
it was but a short timo until the space
between the hills was i ssi-thiug mass of
flainea.
But few people sav ed anything and
j the scene u agonizing in tin- extreme.
I Several sick person" were taken from
I their homes with great difficulty. Over
one hundred Uuiitm* were 1 ■ reft of
everything in the world save the cloth
i ing they wore. Mr*. Duncan, an old and
and burned to death. During the pro
gr<-- of th< tire a Hungarian .•detect
ed appropriating articles win h were
la-mg taken from a building and was
most -sv' fcly k.< ked ami beaten.
Ihe flr', it is si'l, wis atuM'-d on
Saturday last l.jr a | arty of Hungarian",
who took that day to clear a patch of
I ground by fir-'. Much indignation is
felt against tbetn, and it :s 11k• !v thej
will I H ' obliged to have this tn.n.
Mr. T. t'ryal, the origin- "r at
Ho. \- r. Hughe A mill, lemaine i
at hi- po ' until C"' .jd.-tely urn inded
by lire. He was compelh 1 to tw:c> hury
b m-elf in the enrth to -ave htm-'-lf from
being burned t- death He finally
(T.-tnagi d to get through the flames and
made his way to the top of the hill
above Brisl-in. From tfc- doctor it .
1 Darned bi condition is critic.!. The
1 c tirens of Ilout/ lab- are d- tig a'l n
their power to arit the homelrss.
' Tbe following call for a*>i<ian< ■ >■>
hsued "We, the committee of relief
f r Houlr lale, appointed at sg'-neral met'
ing of the iitiaena, appeal to the bensvo
lent citixen* of the Slate <.f I'rnr.sylvanta
i for relirf for the 2,600 n'edy cltixens
our .-ter b rough "f Brisbin wb w. re
this day burned out of 1. . - nd 1, me
Money, c thing and j r .visj,>-t are ro J.
e.l T R Carboy, chief burgess W
II Batter >n, >ecrtary TheoT-.-e Van
llucs, treasurer.
A meeting s, rslle !by Chief llurce
Ardoll ir. the Court House at 70 o'clock
Sal jr fay tr rr.ing Ah it fifty j "iple
were J r •' Mr A'l 'a• <1- !! ! Br. i
| dent ar.d N 8 BtlltJ, JtMDOfl A M
("lain at,! K .1 Swavily were eh. ted Sec -
r 'tsrl's At the request cf the Breiident
A-Ir -f •< 1. ve res 1 a tel. gram ann in
ing the fire, and an U< raj |.ealir.g for im
,rne! ate aid The Chairman stated that
Cspt. Butter, the agent of the Benn. R R
('.• , ha I at bis comrnuni a tod with
> ipt 11 sir t" have "i h suj plies as should
he jr- •. ! ! shipped, fre< < c •(, '.o H utr.-
dslw.
While the meeting was in progren word
was rers-ived that the cem| any had con
sented to do so.
He furth<r stalcl that "Cspt, Bolter bad
consented t" receive freight until 2 o'clock
this afternoon to ship to-day, ' the usual
limit <>f time for receiving luth goods be
ing 11 * m.
The article* most needed wer# fl-'itr, po
tatoes, meat, Collee lea, and hrewl
The Chairman slated that all the bakers
had been visited and instructed to bake all
1 tho bread |x>ssible until lime to ship
About $-700 was subscrlhed In cash and
provision* before the meeting adjourned
! A committee of three, Messrs.
McClain and Chambers were appointed to
I visit our respective business places tosolic
-llt further aid Mr Jas. A McClain was
! also n| pointed to accompany the car to
llouirdile to see that the provisions were
' properly distributed. The committee
swelled the amount to over s'*lo.
Thus in a few hours tim# after receiving
the appeal, a car load of provision was on
its way to the stricken town, and is an
other illustration of the generosity of
||i-i.ef.inte's citlaens Mr. Jas. A. McClain
and F. R. Chambers accompanied the car,
returning on Monday morning.
it i* astonishing how popular tbe
picture" taken by Mr. Finkbinder,
the new photographer, ha* become in to
short a time. Mr. Finkbinder. and lsia
assistant M.sa Ida Swigart. are kepi
r quite busy. The eipuotation of tbe
frmr are more than realised.
' Bcllofonto a Bano Ball Asaocintio"
I'ursuant to notice* given by posteriafid
1 through our papers, a base ball meeting
was held in the office of Justice John 1-
Rankin on last Saturday evening. The
attendance was rather good, and an organ
ir.ttlion effected, with tbe following officers:
('resident, C. (i■ McMillen, Esq. ; Treas
urer and Hecretary, Nwion H Bailey,
K.sq. Messrs. O. C. DeWitt, John O'Con
ner and (ieorge Johnston wore elected Di
re.-tors. Mr, Harry Green was cboosen as
Manager. The Board of Directors with
the Msnsger wero Instructed to bold a
meeting for tho purjioae of drafting aCon.
stilution and By-law* and report at the
next meeting. Tbe roil of membership
was signed by tbirty-orio persons.
Since writing the above we are informed
that another meeting will be held on Fri
day evening.
—An arousing occurrence took place on
High street last Thursday afternoon. Mr.
Rash Williams undertook to lay the dust
by sprikling tho street, which of course
was a good Idea. Hut Rash Is as frisky
and tricky as a Rocky Mountain William
' goat. And an intimate arquaintasice of
the latter—not the goat—was indeed lucky
if in running the gauntlet be was not
treated to a slight shower-bath. Gur good
looking arid good-natured Stre.-t Cotnmia.
sioner, Mr. Tnomas .Shaughensy, was
busily engaged in [rf-rfi-rrnlng tbe duties of
bis offire close by, and upon several oc
casions a light "spray" struck the jolly
B. C , now upon the cheek arid then upon
tbe feet. "Now, b'ys, tnolrid ye r silves,
an' watch me drown the spalpeen, 1 end
suiting the action to the word he dropped
[ his shovel and made for tbe knight of the j
j paint brush. A tremendousacuffieensued. I
both men getting < mpb-lely du(ki ar-d
looking the very j ictur*' - f dr wn<-d rat*
' when the Street ('"tnrubsioner finally i
j downed bis man, and placing the norzla |
' 'n'." hi" rn uth, le gan teaching the K </•
the B th<- pr.r ( ipa. -.f ari ' 1 sty ',<• 'filler
by an entirely n<-w procos It was lb<-
b'-t "filler sur h'-ard of, and as be ,
began t" fi I his ' it! ns began to give
away, and if - rue one ha! not turned th< I
water • ft I ust when they d: 1 w are hardly 1
pre; an Jto av what the r.aequences ,
I might bave }>een.
curtain r.et, 11 cents p< r yard, at
<>arman s.
<'ur Mar. saw htm He war alive, too
; A sma.i b y whtsi<-. j si.at th. wind blew I
him i' lo town. Gur M-.n knew belter,
th ugh. as !at Friday morning's eipres. '
I ighl h.rn from Itellefonte. It was the
ilr>' I only genuine dude that < ver ap- I
p'-ared r-n ur strn-ls J. eg may its res'.- ,
-ss > il stsv away f- m this pla-e. j, the
wish "f all who law him. —/'6i/ipo!oirc
Jfwnal.
Weil, Br- '.her itair, c uld \ l not en
lighter, uas to who it was But stop
Was it the i erk of one cf cur popular |
II —. It:,, lion we give (tup. W-re .
n< 1 g lat gii'ssir.g, anyhow
i —Bargains in '■ -r cfsiss curtain
German s.
A Bel.. font* lover received the follow- i
:* i note, a empani' d by a Isesuquct <■'.
7 iwer< "Dear —, I send vII hi the t. v
a t-urkel of fi .-irs They is like my love '
'-r you. The nightshade menos ke;K> dark 1
The <l-.g fenel menes I am your slave j
Ros:s red ;euis pale, my love for you shall '
n "V*-r fale.C/mf < rrnl.
Well, w.-ll wonder who it i u.J have
been.
\ large nura' T of (ler-nns intercsied
in tin- organ;/etion of >g- I l-sse ball
. lub ■ ■ ! in Brothunotary Mcsiill's of
Mnd • : ,rh: Or.' the cl,:ef
nl • it of the meeting was :o a- ertain !
whether th" j-lyer wnuM co operate
with the assoeihtion. A numl-r of our
!■< t ball player* were pr- cnt and
nunifeated hearty wiliingn.aa toti<>
s't. Tbia imj irlant ;>oint being settled
a coiuwittci vc..- appointed to wait on
those who subscribed and collect the
subs-- ; ton in order that there may 1/
no delay in puttitig the grounds m .
ord r, building the fenr- . etc.
Bid" wo re r-ad from var ti prions
for erecting the grand stand, mnldmg
, the fence and putting the ground* in
, order.
Gentleman interested in the c'.ahli"h I
inent of a park and rare course stated
there wa* no question of their under
taking proving a success. Two thou
! sand dollars had already been aubcerib |
ed for the purpose. They suggested
that the ball association might co opor
! ate with them and use the grounds in
aide the tree course. A spirit was
man if atrdtoenter into the jslan pro
poe-l but after di"eu**ion the opinion ,
waa found to preva l that aa the grand
j stand would have to lie located outside j
; of the track it would be too farrutnoved
from the field to afford proner pleaaure !
to vi*itors. The idea wa* therefore re '
gretfully droppe<l.
We believe money enough ha* now
been subscribed to inure theaueee** of
the haae ball organisation arul ther will
l-e no further bitch.— L. li. .'Vmncrof
—The regular meeting of the Y. W.
0. T. I'nion is on the second Tue*d*y ,
of the month. May 1 Silt, (not this week, j
The member* are all expected to be
present at the t 'onventim on Tuesday
at 10 a. ro )
Mas. Isaar Mitvtuit..
—Curtain polos and lace curtains. The
bast quality for the least money, Garman s.
—Attend the B*'e hall mewling t<
morrow night.
THE BAKU TO Go.—The faibion of
drcedng the hair in about to change, and a
butt, of the new Hyle it given by the New
\ ork corretjtondent of the Kocheeter
Iterald;
1 boaa New York girl* wbo aaek at once
to bo fashionable and haridaome are in
trouble about tbeir hair. After letting It
for a year hang In raved bangi over their
forehead*, and in dangling bunube* on tb t
nape* of their n*ck, In a fathion becoming
to nearly all beada, they are auddenly
called upon to make a radical change.
NN bat rnakea lh.-rn fail to hail the change
with that jov common to the female beart
when re-decoration of their paraon Uat
hand, ia the fact that the alyle i> decidedly
trying to the majority of face* The hair i, *
brubd up from the neck and brow, tbua
leaving the feature* dependent wholly to
themaelvea for attract!venoaa, and deprlv.
ing them of their aoftening ahade which
overhanging locka provide. Low fore
beada are dealrable in thla emergency, and
gracefully polled head a were never mora
oonaequentlal. While all thia la delightful
enough for women wbo are really beauti
ful, '.he nine hundred and ninety-nine in a
•bouaand who arc no more than comelv
or not even that, have good reaaon t°
mourn.
Wedding carda nd aii kindaof print
ing at the C'ESTKE Demo, RAT office.
—.lobn Iteccer atill ie.via in furniah
ing choice fresh meat*. Every thing
nice a.n<l neat, and the cosiest ahop in 4
J town.
—lt will ho to the advantage of all 1
1 to mil and examine our new stock of
groceries* and provision.-
II All PEE A WEAEI.r,
No 11 Ilumoe Block.
Laird, Sh.eU-r, A MiUbell a chiidr.-n
shoe*. in all me<- and rjualitv.
10-21 A C MIKOLE.
Trao.s* Al.es, May s, lfjM.
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MARRIED
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I [Are. :(> IS 11-'eVuri * 11.. A K
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V' ot f t--th of 11 i i.ol}
ROBERT* -nrti.i.iß* —Oa Apm .••,. im t,< b,.
.1 I I* '. t T ~ nam h- lil> an : e*i*o 1 ma
Mh of I'l.. 1 i|at.nr(
"it A Ill'LEe.*—lll STEK.—OaWa* I. ICM, 1. lot
Ml' k Mr (i .... I V1..,M-:.. Pa
•-I M - M Ait... Hoal r, el I " , ~) u-|
DEATHS.
I.AIaK At l'' ' ■ b lb* 14th Aj'fll. lift!
rj p mk t g.ete- f j b ] ;*•
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( IHI .\t ?ia ,at rwgirt#f>, <<B
M Bit ft*' nt 4 r Wick ,J> ho !*hl. fi*4 biot
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FH4SK.—Or 4frHl"fh r (Vtjtft oottß*
ti FB . lib Frank. E*'4 . lr Ihff of Mr S*rr, —I
Trmul ftt j .*<•■ Ap"<J k yotr*. <t nib* bt.4
• The- fW **-. mil ph!y r**?*rtt
j UI I<4 tb iW 4* ib 11 M|riU4 I t all
b< knew him
It. S.tUro V*l|*r, MAT l*t. lAM Hr>. MATT A
hmiu.miffof I h f run. mg**) i* \ mr*, * u. bUiiMh)
• I <lbj.
Mr* Train im a moat estimable lady
and a mrere christian. In life iho wat
-e(at.id by all who knew her, and in
death *i followed to the tomb by a large
cor.cc.urae of friendt.
Candidate's Cards
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••lf |o np|Mrt fhtMkt •• n
ItiMftinp oinli ir* fiitkH to j+y f-r
j th#r nrkKTLt in B'hirr#
ANNOUNCEMENTS
W> Itllhnrirr*! t" UHKHnrt
CHARLIE
■f tWtUrfk'tit*, b* a f r C t.i.iv Tt+wnrf-r,
*• •' in ihr 4wii"i <4 th* !•>"• ni' o*nnty <V
M e %jr iqtii<itlrs4 t at.ri tin #
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M fr Bt.Uo r,"4 ii it fiotiura th* mm* t
b M
M |>T|P'W.TI* r |> nh| . B GMMlklsl# for th* of&r#
R|*nff *ut j'\ t< th* dni->Ti* of Hi* I*wi mtte
| Ccrnr.ty Co>**ntion.
Wr a? a m.l ' • ; * * • r '
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f FTtrn* n 1 mndidst* ft Froth n
i 4* * t to th* 'Wid .n of tkf Iiwirrtlic <" -wn *
, ty OonrwiUo*.
NOTICE. —Notice i* hereby given
that Mr J hti !•• * ithifrann from
th r*Btr* Minir.fi i Llrrutwd. i<l that C,
M Clurk. f#*-rr* * lipwt.f J fliHard. J RJ?***fi
w>n arid J< i n J* 1 * n ta k>*ti a-Jwuttol tx, mcmltt
• k p of i4 aabortatioii
VTOTICEOF Al'PEALS.—Appeal*
, A' t. " .rr.l toawMaa And hue
i . ..(hi In lh OmunlAAi l>i' rlEca, at Bfll-toBtA. A.
f .limn.
Mfotar. .loaa 24.—T. r lh .-wn.hi|i of Rn.h
TATIot, fkntth. llnAton, t'nion AIM! th* ho aiihi of
ri .lip.tmrg. 1 ntnoTtll*. Mi!**lmrv
1. Jon* Aril - rt lh* 1 an.hlpA of H...n..1r,
I "know Mt<w. Ihwf*, Howan*,Cartta. bth*rtT. Martva.
WAlter abA th* K ronsh of Howard.
Wr*l<wta} . Jon* t.h -■> or th* to* n.hlp. of Mil**.
Ilaim*. rrnn, I'ottrr and lh* hoTMith of MlU
h*.m
Thnr*t*< Jnn- Mh For lh* tawneh pa of llarrii,
(viler* r*rg"* " Illif Vw, Nlloa,ll*nwr, l|ttf
end lh* hoTT-of h of M*1IIob'.
H.l*—n th lioonof lOo'rlooh.A ■*<•! f v'rlo.k
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mitt. f.<r ' oiotT nr.rjoAA*.
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CRAZY PATCHWORK 1
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j colon* them p 10 * mIM handlw awd farßWhlnf
!km W "Crui PAtrhworh CnahleiM, Wat, Tldlo*.
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' -]niftit* etha. Aatto* aad hrw-adod *lr*t (all dk*
' r(). J...1 (he ih.ng for lh* moM *n|wrt> RtlUwa of
fn<r* -tk l*oAl |.*M|Wld aw StwU la f.oVal BM*
•W I mat *taaA| IVk*c> *. 1-CalMM** three
ii* •* mm 1. a* [wkw* A" I. het poatewM AT
II r Them, .re all of th* terp ha*m hd
<wt' > ~,nAl*.l at *a| Other ailk MWrh. la the Tail
t Italre at three iiam ear |>n e* Th*t will pleam
*B| lad} -ladle.' Maaaal .d Vaar} Vfeth." *HV4O>'
.llß.iraU.rn* end foil lartiwlki. IM artlcMo far- 1 ,
Work, han 1* m*l} hoaad, pratpatd. W rewta Order
now Addrwe*. Tat EttiWia MUI C, I- heeled
New Tor*.
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