{ Rail Roads. ALD 1 yl RAAT NNSA PN a a a at IOALD EAGLE VALLEY R. R.— Time Table in effect May 12, '84, WESTWARD. xp. Mail, PM, Leave Lock Haven 00 Flemington.. Mill Hall Beech Creek ansorseehs Eaglevillo.......... serssaens Howard.......... eranaruiie 3 Milesburg Bellefonte, Milesburg Snow Shoe Int..... OF fe ee ee ee Sh EASTWARD, Leave Tyrone.......c.eereranns 7 East Tyrone Bald Bagle........oon tn. . BOW BP caresses sssssssesss " ) » fe Je Rv Br Re H+ I Port Matilda............... 8 Martha Julian Unionville Snow Shoe Int......coeenn Milesburg Bellefonte Milesburg... Uri, coessnsnnenssrarnasin ‘ Mount Eagle.......oooo Eagleville..........coiinis ; Beech Creek......coovniens ‘ Mill Hall Flemiogton..... Arrive at Lock Haven ELLEFONTE & SNOW SHOE R. 1 }.—Time Table in effect May 14 Leaves Snow Shoe 4:13 a. m., arrivesia Bellefonte 6:20 a. m. Leaves Bellefonte 2:15 a. m., arrives at fnow Shoe at 10:64 a. m. : Leaves Snow Shoe 8:50 p. m., arrives at Bellefonte 5:38 p. m. Leaves Bellefonte 8:10 p. m,, arrives at Snow Shoe 10:40 p. m. 8S. 8. BLAIR, Gen. Sup't. EWISBURG & TYRONE R. R.— 4 Time Table in effect May 12, 84 WESTWARD. Mixed. PM. AM. 15 00 00 20 15 40 28 560 35 5 66 Leave Scotig...... ccocercrrariiinn Fairbrook Penn's Furnace... Hostler Marengo . dn Loveville [eccciianniiinnn Furnace Road.wereeniinn Warriors Mark Pennington Woaezton Mill f..covinnns L. & T. Junetion...... % Tyrone. cosssmceonasssnen EASTWARD. Leave Tyrone............. L & T. Junction.. Weston Mill Pennington Warriors Mark... Furnace Road Loveville Marengo Hostler.oveeee.- Penn’'a Furnace Fairbrook Scotis........ P NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. (Phils. & Erie Division.)—On snd after May 11, 1884: WESTWARD. ERIE MAIL Leaves Philadelphia Harvisburg...... Williamsport... Jersey Shore...... Lock Haven Renovo..ceesssne on Arrives at Erie. NIAGARA EXPRESS Leaves Philadelphia... Harrisburg Arr, st Williamsport... Loek Haven Renovo ..... BBBBEBB BEBBEBE Passengers by this train arrive in Bellefonne at... FAST LINE Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg Williamsport... Arr at Lock Haven... EASTWARD. LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS Leaves Lock Haven Williamsport, arr at Harrisburg... 8 m | m Additional Local. MirruxiM, Pa June 23, 1884, Eprrors CENTRE DEMOCRAT: Dear Sirs—In this part of the county we daily hear inquiry made about who shall the Democracy of the county nomi- nate as candidates for the Legislature. Every other man you weet expresses his tear for the success of the ticket if we shall follow our usual custom of giving two terms. There, no doubt, are good men in the county who would go to the Legisia- ture if the people would ask them. These very men put their refusal to be candidates on the ground that they can not afford to get into a contest for the position, This is no doubt go, and is the very reason why the people should seck them out and give them, unsought, the nomination. Buch men are fit to go tothe Legislature. What your correspondant says in the paragraph sbove quoted is based upon what a few Democrats scattered here and the of the are he there in several townships saying, but when says | county { “Every other man you meet expresses his fear for the sucess of the ticket if we shall | follow our usual custom of giving two | terms,’ 'it is scarcely borne out by the facts, | The letier from which the above extract [is taken has evidently been written by some enthusiastic friend and supporter ol { John A. Woodward, because the balance | of the letter after assuming the facts to be 21 as stated, eulogizes Mr. Woodward snd says the Democracy can not ‘ido better than to determine that they will send | him to represont them in the next legisla- ture.’’ I do not propose to advocate the cause | of any candidate for political honors; bu, f i it has been a long recognized custom 0 i the Democratic party to give members of the legislature at least two terms. term is comparatively unacquainted with the men of this body; he is not familiar with parliamentary rules, and the routine work of legislation, and is scarcely ever placed on important commitiees. 1t takes him st least one term to gain sufficient experience toenable him to prop- erly represent his constituency. In his second term he has had exper- ience, has made scquaintences and if of fair ability, will have an opportunity of fairly representing his constituents with credit to himself. What has Mr. Hunter or Mr, Meyer done that they should be cut short with one term? Are there any charges of cor- ruption or derelection of duty preferred against them ? I have heard of none, If there be none, then why should they not be returned ? They have more experience than any new man who has ever served that body can possibly have. Their scqusin- tance with their sssociates will be greater in s better chance of being placed on impor. for theses reasons will beiter serve the people. will be an important one to the Democracy of this county. Legislative, Senatorial Congressional apportionment bills | must be passed. The chances are that the Democrats will be in the minority in both | and experience to represent us and maintain not to be returned why send men of even less experience than they. not be returned as D., M. your correspon- dent thinks they can not, I woald suggest perience in legislation, who are competent and will do credit to themselves constituents, and their On the Pennsvalley side we have Hon. On the other side Hon. Jno. H. Orvis, | Hon | whom a selection can be made that will and P. Gray Meek, from among | do eredit to the Democracy of the county, | as they have all held the offize and were | ! true and faithful servants A. —— A] — DEMOCRAT, | The reason of this custom is that a new | man entering the legislature for his first | than that of any new men; they will stand | tant committees than new men will, and | The coming session of the legislature | branches, hence the importance of the best | our just rights. If Hunter and Meyer are If they can | a number of names of Democrats of ex- | J. P. Gephart, and Hon. Fredrick Kurtz. | | Hon. C. T. Alexander, Hon. 8. T. Shugert | and if nominated would be surely elect- od, No party can afford to set aside its best men when they are properly before the public and especially is it not repre. hensible to place in nomination over them men who have scarcely the name of Democrat. We are not making odious distinctious nor do we intend to hit any one, We refer to general principles, But we do say that Mr. B. should have been nomi nated years ago when his name was be- fore the county conyention, He yielded a graceful acquiescence and it seems to us, that now is the time to reward him We urge his pomination, first, for his ability and fitness in every way to dis charge the duties of county treasurer. Weurge hisnomination because we know him to be a Democrat through all the vicissitude of that party and a long life. He has many influential friends in the county who would add great strength to his We add pomination, would Oandidate’s Cards. Under the Rules each candidate mest pledge him. well to support the ticket as nominated. Candidates inserting cards are expected to pay for thom sTRICTLY In advance. PRESIDENT JUDGE, We are authorized to announce ADAM HOY of Bellefonte, as a candidate for President Judge, sub- joct wo the decision of the Democratic County Con. vention ASSOCIATE JUDGE We are authorized to announce the name of J. J. LINGLE, of Bellefonte, as a candidate for Associate Judge, sub- ject to the decision of the Democratic County Conven- tion, We are authorized to announce the namo of CHEBTER MUNBON of Philpsburg, ss a candidate for Associate Judge, sub- | ect to the decision of the Democratic county conven tion ASSEMBLY We are authorized to announce the name J.N. VAN ORMER, of Bellefonte, av a candidale for Assembly, subject the decision of the Democratio County Convention Wi unoe the of MEYER { " of to rized to an HENRY as a candidate Assembly of the Democratic County ( are auth nate of Miles towns) Joet to the de vention We are authorized to announce the name BF, HUNTER township, as a candidate for Assoinbly of the Democratic ( snub mn ' ision f of Benner Ject Wo the decision unty f that Mr. B. hasspent his whole life on the ides, well known to many of our citizens, farm where he now re and is | has earned his bread by the sweat of his | g brow, clearing land, making and run | ni far ner, door of old age. ng square timber to market and asa | and is quietly rapping a. the Hard labor has some- énfeebled an otherwise vigorous 1 idents make it obligatory upon him to | | what | constitution, and injuries received by ae retire from active business of the farm, | His nomination would be gratefully re | eived and the sign il to victory. H, b, Fourth of July Farmers are done Woonwarn [rexs, passed off quietly.- making bay and commenced harvest ing.——Our town is very quiet during hay-making except in the evening it is lively.——Sheatz caught the biggest eel this season,—— Rattle snakes are very plenty in our mountains so much so | that some of the bay makers at J. B, | Jarnes’ saw mill had to quit work. They | seen and killed nine in one day. Daniel | Vonada killed one that had thirteen | rattles, John Haines one that had nine teen,——Huckleberries are reported to | be scarce, raspberries and black berries will be plenty. James Ketner has his two story cellar finished ready for the | earpenters.—— Mrs. Schuffer and Mrs. | Cherrie, both of Spring Mills, were the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ettinger last week. Miss Lolo and Miss Mattie Motz are spending their vacation with their Uncle Mr Noah Weaver.——Miss Dina Hosterman is very low with consump tion. Mrs. Smith was a little better { again, News Bor. Uwnrortuxare Ziox, — Mr. JacobShafer | while coming from the field had intended { to get on his horse and when nearly op the horse started and Mr. Shafer fell against a fence injuring his leg very badly, necess.- tating the use of crutches Lo enable him to go The neighbors kindly 4 | together and assisted them in | ! ] sit { J about. in gelling their hay. Mr. Lesch pprained his sokle which rendered him unable to get about Mrs. Wm. Shafer was taken ill | suddenly. Samuel Decker’s | cidentally pierced in the while loading hay J. M. Garbrick's horse ran sway while very | 1 hireling was a¢ leg with » fork ng the driver Axox i | unloading hay, slightly injur News, Our LeMoxT toads are being | repaired. of Van | Dyke's Italians are tenting fo this vicinity | Mrs. Sallie Moore and Mrs. Hannah | | Ralston have returned from their visit to Altoona, Philipsburg, etc | Our select school has Progress was made during the last term | Our corn and wheat crops Jo ing Mr. Jacob Shuey has purchased a Char - pion Binder. Quite a number Contractor wed and rapid K promis. Our next new building will probably be | a new depot Tiwprex He |) | Lon | of Z | decision « | ject 10 the decision | tun | El oandidats for re nominat i ( : vention We | to D, F of College township, ass t to the de f the are suthoyize AD GOUNOe TAYLOR candidate for Assem! Democratic Cour ( ly sion o ty Wo are authorized to announce the name of PHIL 8. FISHER fn, 8% A i for Assembly, subject to andidate { the Democratic county Cx t vent) We ar anthorized to announce the name of LEONARD HKHONF township, ae a candidate for the Legis the if the Democr aunty Cc if Potter subject t ature Jacision atic { votition, We suthorized to announce the name of FREDERICK KURTZ of Centre Hall, as a candidate for Assembly, subject to the decision of the Demo inty ( tion ate ratic « myer TREASURER, vised to anBounce CHARLES SMITH { Bellefonte, as a candidate for ( subject to the decleion of the Demo vyenulion We are authorized to announce the J. J. GRAMLEY, i of Walker township, Srmerly of Miles township, ws a | sandidate for County Tressurer, subjoct 0 the decis | jon of the Demoorstic seunty Convention We are anth mi name of We are authorized to announce the name of JOHX H BARNHART urer, subject to the decision of the Democratic Co Convention SHERIYY. We are authorized Wo announce JOd. L. NEFF, of Boggs township, as a candidate for Bheriff, subject 0 the decision of the Democratic County Convelition, We are asthorized to announce the name of MILES WALKER, of Ferguson townsbip, as a candidats for Sheriff, sub tect 10 the decision of the Democratic County Conven —— We are authorised te announce the name of J.Q MILES, of Huston township, as a candidate for hori, subject | to the decision of the Democratic County Convention Weare suthoriadd to announce SAMUEL K. FAUST, of Miles township, ss » candidate for Sheriff, subjeet to the decisbun of the Democratic Oounty Convention | | We are suthoriaed to announce the name of DM. NEIDIGH, ! of Vergusonson township, sa a candidate for the officr | of Sheriff, sulject to the decisions of the Democratic County Convention i i We are sathoriasd to announce the name of { JOIN COLDREN, | of Gregg township, ae & cundidate for Sheriff, subject: | to the decision of the Democratic consty Conventica. | COUNTY COMMISSIONER, We are authorized to announce A.J. GRIEST { of Unionville, as a candidate for County Commimie. | or, subject 10 the decision of the Democratic Conaly Cotive ution 1 We are authorized 0 announce the name of i JOHN WOLF, of Miles towndip, ae a enndidats for Oosuty Comenie woner, sulject to the decision of the Democratic o0 ete ty Convention PROTHONOTARY We are authorized to announce # BRETT { Ferguson township, ae a candidate for Prolecne tar v, subject to the decision of the Democeaiic Conn 1y Convention te We are suthoized to announce the name of LA BHAFFER { Bellefonte, Inte of Walker township for Prothonotary, saljert to th ratic Usanty Ustivention We ap candidate | ¢ decision of the Dem aro agthvwited te announce the amo of WILLIAM B. MISGLK | ! Potter township, as a candidate for Prothonotary, | wbiect 0 the decision of the PmocradtoOvanty Con | venta We are anthocized to announce the name « J.C HARPER us a candidate for renomination for ¥utbonotany pub of the Democratic Uounty Comven ¢ | | RECORDER We are suthorized to announce the wine of FRANK E RiBLE @ ‘gr the offline of Re the r ihe Democrats rdor, salgect § wugty Convention REGISTER | We are authorized to annonmos JAMES A MoULaIN nation fer the {th Me of Reg Desacoratie we» eandidate fur re-nom bor, wy the de Convention oct inty Quick Railway Time, Rockford, TIL, Jon. 1380, This is to certify that we have appointed | of the etate { Pa, ha ‘NN ©} 16th, 158 | 1o same are | por of Penuvsylvania st Harssburg, on i . | June 26th, 1858 or as soon f | of Spring Township, as a enndidate for County Tress | bon thereniter as { tue of the provisions of the Corporation Act of M4 | saldossmpany to be known as die Western Peunsgive. | for public wee, through and (nthe following oon ies | Armstrong, Clarion, McKosm Elk, Jeflerson , Clear { tract of land sitaste in Putter lowoship, Gentre Oo, | Gon to said be Ler petition | Bellefonte, | dwolimg house a large store building 0 ‘ A UDITOR'S NOTICE.—~The. ua- dorvigued, an auditor, appointed by the Or phan's Court of Centre county, ts make distribution of the fund in the hands of the administrator of the es tate of Mark J. Willlsma, deconsed, will attend to the duties of his appointment at his office in Bellefonte, on Thursday, the rd day of July, A D., 1884, at 10 o'clock, 8. wy when and where sll partion interested oan attend If they see proper. hi A. WILLIAMS, Auditor, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AN ThatiAustin J., and James Grasmley, sxecntors of the lust will snd testament of Joseph Gramley, dec’d., Inte of Miles township, Pa. haw taken out lot ters, otc, and all persons having claims against the es tate, to present the same duly sutheutiented for settle ment, ele, [EXECUTORS NOTICE. —Estate 4 of Henry Bock, county, Pa All claims against estate to be presented to Men, Axw Eriza Boom, Executrix, UTOR'S NOTICE.—Notice reby given that the of Walker township, Centre andemigned, executor of the estate of Mary Dunkle, dec'd., inte of Walker | township, bas taken out letters sts All persons In dedolited tedhe omtate are re jusstiod te make payments | and those imving « them duly au 1 nits the Bains the sane stiod, for settlement JACOB DUNKLE id to present | then + iy | Walker, 9a 0 — Notice 1. executor Roland, § otters, ole All i ted | 10 the estas are requested to make payments, aod those hay sgulust the sare to pb fuly authenticated, for settlement WM Ww # Lhierst th 4d y given that of Levi Dickaot taken out JXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Inte persons indel alms BARNN Rn Pa , } ART, OTICE.—Sealed proposals will be | received at the Commission i Ming Plavs snd ape Ohes + g ¢ . ad #1 i r thet f atl The DIS gneTy ht t JAA m { day JOHN woLy, H.C. CAMPBELL! A.J GREINT EER Clerk p reject any { a ines Wa DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE betters of sdministration mon Kloeckner wm the f Miles g been granted the undersigned partion having claims agains sald seni thom aled, sid parties indebt Make payments at on M.D ROCKEY, Admin estate 1, late townsh notice to ali : sinle § luly suthenti re quested Ww oy pai strator | [ OTICE.—Notice is hereby iw that an application wil “the Gover. | Thursday, | practicsdde ! for the incorporation of a cotupas y, ander and by vir » Be made L nia Telegraph Company The object of said corporation shall be the cotstewe- tion, malntensnoe and operatioa of lines of telag raph viz: Green, Washington. Beaver, Lawrence, Marcer, Cromford, Erie, Warren, Foust, Venango, Butler Alle gheny, Wostmorslond, Payette, Somerset, ludisas field, Cambria, Blair, Bediord, Centre and Ostueron : and for such purpose, to Rave and exerciss all the Lightn, privileges and (ranchiess conferred by thessid The names of five of the subscribers to the seticles of sociation sre JAMMER WASHINGTON, JOHN WCLEAVE, NELSGE C. GRISWOLD, HARRY 5. BURG ESSE FRANK E PINKERTON Petitioussy's Notice, RK the Court of Common Pleas of Conte Osuntys No. 44] August Term, 1853 To John Minder or Nathan Minder, Joe Winder, Jom Minder, Benjosnin Minder, Jacob. Minder Elias Minder, Elisabeth Fleisher, wits of Henry Pivisher, and Henry Fleisher : Notice ls hereby given that on the TW d0 of Au. gust, 18K the petition of Samuel Bechie! was pre sented, setting forth Umien the day of November A.D IML Jobe Minder conveyed to hen eo certain Pa. bounded sud desoribed as follows: Beginning st a post, thence south Jr deg. east 165 poretios 10 a pont. thence south 38 deg, west 65 prrehas to a Mong thence north 30 dogs west 184 perches to @& chestnut mk; thenon north 60 deg, east 60 perches 30 the place | of beginning condaicieg 0 sores and Rilowance, and cluing lands of John SMrobhm, BR McKis,, and other de of Joba Minder; hot the said Joba Minder ox. scuted a proper deed for the mid premises to the pe Wiener, but that stl dead was lost or misinid, and praying the ssid Conrt to award a sobponma directed to all parties in interest 10 appesr and show onus why said lost deed ahould not be sopplied sooordiug 10 the providons of the act of Assembly in such case. made and provid ad Wherenpon the said Court awseded ssid subpose and ordered an. advertisement, giving notices a. appliontion srl requiring all persons whom it may concern to uppers. im Court on the 4th Manday of Aw poet next to make thelr answer spon osth or affiries JL. SPANGLER, Atwrney for Petitions, Sherifl’s Sales, By virtne of sundry write of Bosh Factas and fition] Expotas mened Pleas of Contem Congty wi “ ont of the Court of Common and =» me directed, there | be exposed ot Pablic Sale, ab the Oourt Hote, In o™ SATURDAY, JULY 29 A.D, 1884, 1% dosk pom, the following described read A the defendants, to wig Now La All he defendant's right, tithe and interest in and to all thal certain messes. Woement of Phew f{ ground siaste in the Boroghe of Philipabarg bound od on the north weet by lot Na 82 (now erty northeast by Second streets aed on the soni west Ly North Front street, sald North ont street, two haadeed and forty feet hack slong Laurel street to Second street, and 68 feet on North Recond street, said lot being pumisesd in the plar of said Borough of Philipeburg ae Jot Ne. 58 and havieg therron erected a large well -figabed frame of two rooms owe now socupied by Jos Lehman, clothes, the other bry Puvie k Son, jewels so, the same being Jocated on North Front street, ale a small store room partly Pabshed, on Laurel street. also the Porough Eogive Pouse and Conncil Chamber, aloo situated on Laurel street, siso two Inige dwelling houses fronting en at tate Ven. | {Im Myers prop- | fn the southeast bp Laurel stroed; on the | Price. { lot Being 68 feed from on | | Philudeiphwe Brawcn, Don’t Forget —THE~— Philadslphia, Branch IS A ONE-PRICED STORE. Is.again to the fore with an extua. sive assortment of Spring and Sum rar CLOTHING. aad respectfully imvites the publie to call. and examine our elegast Smita and Over Goats, for Men, Youth, Boys, and Children -wear manufactured for ous trade of the best material and ia all styles to please. Our stock of Men's suits in Cute ways, Sacks, Prince Alberts. Double Breasted Coats, Reversible, Caen | chills and Beaver Overcoats are Su | perica, and kawite Attentisn. And, now just look here, Mew an | Boys, are you going to freeze this Wiater, or net? Why, of course pou’re not. You must have Winter Cloth. ing; and what you waniis the Bmsy the Market fr. the Lowssr You have got. your money honestly, and of course you want the most for itt. WE WANT JUST SUCH BUSINESS; and therefore in. vite your visit to the PHEEADEL- PHIA BRANCER Our business re {lations with ths Beople of Centre | Fak P. Blair, sole agent for the sale of our | Quick Train Railroad Watehss in the Brig seman igs Mads stunding tuak. along ; ve ude K ai ‘ . # north-western lame of said lot, with the neomsany List of unclaimed letters remaining in | of Bellefoute. i b sutbaildings. all wing of wood, well Seilsteed i In " the post-office at Bellefonte, Centry county | good condition wg ations for county offi | Pa.. July 7, 1884 Resped, taken fa snpcution We have been for yearsa quiet | Mr. Margaret Botts, W C Brien, Mrs. | {property of Dr J. HL. Pierce, in , ‘ BY HOSM BRP. RULLAND, Sec. No 4 . 1 | Maggie Clark, John W Dale, C M Deit- | : Ft us | : observer of the machinery by which | LP oii "Fishe, Charles Garrett, W | Having most thoroughly tested the | AH het nee upon which we started out—Famm nominations are made, and although at Wi nig of ground. situate | R Giimom, John Gaunolly, Mary Gaunclly | Rockford Quick Train Watches for the |, iilows, to wit: Ou the east by George Taster. = | AND JUST DEALING TO ALL. { all times not satisfactory, we have stead ze | 3 Philadelphia....... Evirors Desocrar,—The time is here | DAY EXPRESS Leaves anne Renovo Lock Haven Williamsport...... arr at Harrisburg Philadelphia ERIE MAIL | County in the past have been pleasant land satisfactory, and in. offering our | Thanks for the Riberal custom hereto. (fore given us, we renew the pledge town to review the situation preliminary to Rocxroan Wares Couraxy, ni | making our nos m | cers, and 3% be sold as Ue yg 4 sriain ot sire county, Pa. twended and 8, Mrs. Mary E Hauser, Goe ¥ Hurn, Inst three years, [ offer them with the | the north by George Taylor: on the west by Geor | fullest confidence as the best made and | Taylor; and on the south by public rond—ccataining | Vv Leaves Hrie Renovo coceiie Lock Haven Williamsport arr at Harrisburg... ‘ Philadelphia Lrié Mall East and West connect at Erie with trains on L. 8. & M. 8. RR; at Corry with B. P. & W.RR ; at Emporium with B, N.Y. & P. RR, and at Drift wood with A. V. RR. R. NEILSON, Gen’! Bup't. CANCER CURED. No diseases have so thoroughly baflied she skill of the medical profession as sanecerous affections and as they have al ways been considered incurable, it bas been thought disreputable to adopt taeir treatment as a specialty ; and hence physi- cians have neglected their proper study. But of late years now snd important dis coveries have hi forth a course that now proves successful in any of its forms, with certainty, without the use of the knife or caustic plasters, We have a treatment that is comparatively mild. It ous, on or or A with thy flesh, can be applied to an body, even ithe tongue. o r our services until the D. J. HULBER T Ragleville, Centre Co, Ps. Wedding cards and all kinds of print. £g ot tho CxNTAR DEMOCRAT office. i bs fastly adhered to the men and measure, presented to us by our county conven tions, We have grown gray-haired in Democratic faith and we adhere to it because we believe in the principles and we look forward with bright anticipa, tion for their triumph at the coming election, Let us make no mistakes, the warning notes have already been sounded. Don’t let us cast aside men of responsibility and integrity for men of inexperience and irresponsibility; let us for once se- lect men who bore the heavy burden of taxation to fill important offices, Let us exercise aspirit of {fairness and frater. nity. Let us recognize merit where it belongs, and place in nomination men for the different offices we know who contributed their best energios for the success of the party. We would nam John H. Barnhart, of Spring township ss the right man in the right place, for County Treasurer. We name him be cause we know himand know also that his nomination would add strength to the party. We have not spoken to him in seven years on the subject, but we believe he would accept the nomination Miss Millie Jones, Elmer Jodon, KK Kel) { ler, Miss Ida Kline, Harry Lantz, M Me. | Wright, Mrs. Mary Morgan, Mrs KE B Morris, Of. Miller, William MecCeilean, Charles Plerce—2, A C Rostwock, C M Redding, Marcus Ray, Mrs. Girtie Slotter- beck, John F Shank, Mrs. Martha Thom. as, Miss Tillie Wood, Mrs. Michael Wotz, Miss Sarah Wots, Samuel L Young, Dan’i Y eoner, Persons inquiri the above list will p vertised, we White Goods—Garman's, A for letters named in say they ae ad- Jxo. T. Jouxsvox, P. M. —“—— «The Washington Hafehet is one of our most valued exchanges, and in our minds oye decidedly the cutest of all the funny papers published. Tis cartoons are new and pointed, and ita contents gems of spark- ling wit. 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