he Centre Pemorrat, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub- ished every Thursday morning, at Bellefonte, Centre sounty, Pa, TERMS~Cash in advance ........ If not paid in advance A LIVE PAPER devoted to thelaterests of the whole people. Payments made within three months will be con sidered in advance, No paper will be discontinued until arrearsges are paid except at option of publishers. Papors going out of the county must be paid for in advance, Any person procuring us ten cash subscribers will present a copy free of charge. Our extensive ciroulation makes this paper an um- usually reliable and profitable medium for advertiving. We have the most ample facilities for JOR WORK and are propared to priot all kinds of Books, Tracts, Programmes, Posters, Commercial printing &c., in the latest style ana at the lowest possible rates All advertisements for a loss term than three months 20 conts per line for the first three insertions, aud 5 cents a line for each additional insertion. Special notices one-half mors Bditorir] notices 10 cents per line, Local Norices 10 cents per line A liberal discount is made to personsadvertising by the quarter, half year, or year, as (ollows SPACE OCCUPIED, Quarter column Hall colum Que lumn (or 20 in nforl Foreign advertisements must be pald for before in- pertion, except on yearly contracts, when half-yearly payments in advance will be required Pouiticas Novices, 15 cents par line each ins Nothing inserted for less than 50 Business Norioss, in the editorial per line, each insertion, ertion ents fusing, 15 conts The Boomers Must Go A NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO VAM RE. ———— WasnixgroN April 17.—President | 1 the following leveland to-d Ly issued proclamation : Whereas, By an executive bearing date the 27th day of F 1885, it was ordered that all tract of country im the Dakota, known as the reservation, and Creek reservation, and !vi east bank of the Missouri 1 1 Served by ex the Sio apart and re dated January 11, 187 not covored by dated Au tain of of Ja seribed t the ex ¥ LOS, north range, 71we range 72 108 north range, 73 half of section 4 16, 1%, 1 a. and 9. range, 0) Wi “ west, 107 north range Tange, ( 2 wes » west hail of range 70 west and fractional 10R i 1 106, north range id] wWesl p fa | AS re bee u AY hav wectipied ler and a p ion of agdizle with the Sioux Tudiaos 1568, be and the same is hereby re stored to the pathic domain, and where as, upon the claim JDging made that said order is ilJ€gal amdio violation of the plighted faagh and obligations of the United States contained in sundry treaties heretofore eptered int the Indian tribes or bands, upants of said reservation; and (hat the fur | ther execution of theseid ord will | rot only occasion much distre suffering to peaceable Indians, but retard the work of their civilization aud engender among them a disirost of the national goverment, I have determined after a careful examina tion of the several treaties acts of con gress and other offi¢ial ig on the subject aided and assisted therein by the advice and | opinion of the attorney general of the | United States, duly rendered in that | behalf, that the lands 80 proposed to | be restored to the public domain by | said executive order of February 27th 1885, are included as existing Indian reservatious on the east bank of the | Missouri river, by the terms of the | securing article of the treaty with the Sioux Indians, coueluded April 29, 1868, and that, consequently, being treaty reservation, theexecutive was without lawful power to restore them to the public domain by said execv. tive order, which is therefore, deemed and considered to be wholly inopers tive and void, And whereas, the laws of the United Btates provide for the removal of all persons residing, or found upon Indian | lands and territory without permission expressly and legally obtained of the interior department, now, theretore, in order to maintain inviolate the wlemn pledges and plighted faith of the government, as given in the treaties in question, and for the pur pose of properly protecting the inter ests of the Indian tribes as we!l as of the United States in the premises, and to Lhe end that no person or persons may be induced to enter upon said lands where they will not be allowed to remain without the premission of the authority aforesaid, I, Grover Cleveland, president of the United Blates, do hereby declare aud procleim the said executive order of February 21, 1885 to be in contravention of the have hers dians resi r which m selected or ans un rovis with | : | and | “a | bear | data | brut | OF | for the poverty and depravity | er marri a ————— — with the Sioux tribe of Indians, and, therefore to be inoperative and of no effect; and I further declare that the lands intended to be embraced therein are existing Indian reservations, and, as such, available for Indian purposes among, and subject to the Indian io- tercourse acts of the United States. I do further warnand admonish all and every person or persons, now in the occupation of said lands under color of said executive order, and all such person or persons as are intending or preparing to enter and settle upon the same thereunder, that they will neither be permitted to remain or "- John just said, ‘You shut up, or I'll break your old gourd.’ “Then Gardner walked across the ad- joining room, twenty-five feet, and took out of a closet a thick piece of stove wood, four feet long, with a knot on one end as lsrge as a coconnut and with this he struck the old man with’ both hand® upon the side of the head. “It just cracked when be hit him,” she continued, “like you would knock a beef down, He struck him hard enough to kill a beef, It just cracked Then ‘Don't give me away.’ like if you would strike a board. Gardner says, enter upon said lands, and such per- required to vacate and remove there- from with their effects within sixty (60 to the laws and treaties of the United | States and this admonition and warn- poses and intentions as herein declar- ed, all the power of the government will be employed to carry into proper execution the treaties and laws of the United States herein referrec to. In the testimony thereof I hereuvio set my hand, aud cause the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done at the oity of Washington this 17th | day of April, one thousand eight hun. | dred and eighty five, and of the inde. the United of | Ameriea the ove hundred and ninth Grover CLEVELAND, pendence of slates --> Will He Hang ? I'he trial of al murder of old Ge i4th of nthe ADUAry ast here this morning a : ily ret their former testimony ad tok f they bad h , Warfield was an facts a ppened, bamble but respected farmer, 77 years oid wm d lived | in Diamond Valley, in West township, x lonely and barren district, notorious of ils In habitants, His family consisted of aged wife, with her two daughters by a form- alter to wge, and Gardoer, who marrying one of the daughters, « live with Warfield without Te was quicktempered and quars ATL permission. elsome and rendered the old man’s life miser able. With one Samuel Loudon, then courting the other daughter, he was im prisoned in February of last year for beating, tying and attempting to freeze the old man by exposure, and for sell | ing his personal property. Gardner had no occupation, He is a man of medium | height, 35 years old, with auburn hai, | and mustache, smooth shaven chin, florid complexion, deep sel eyes, prom- | inent cheek bones and heavy wrinkles across his forehead, His sister, wife and within the He is represented by R. M. Speer, infant child sit beside him bar, Faq. The hours this morning were occupied in empanelling a jury, It composed of | Van Buren Hurst, Henry Toeht, Joseph | Cruse, W. H, Knox, J. H, Chamberlain, Dorsey Cronistes, John Fenstmaker, John Goodman, John Snyder, A. R. Lynn, James P. Watson and Jobn T. Ansbaugh. At 11 o'clock District Attorney, Geo, B, Orlady delivered a very impressive opening speech for the prosecution, Mrs. Sarah Warfield, widow of the de censedvictim, was the first witness call: ed, She was very nervous and some. what incoherent in her testimony, but though quite illiterate and ignorant, she gave a pathetic account of her sorrow ful lose, MRS. WARVIRLD'S STORY, “When John cyme home that night, pappy was in the kitchen shaving shingles by candle light, He said ‘John why didn't you come back sooner? treaty obligations of the United Sates sons as are already there are hereby | | ha was killed, days from the date hereof; and in case | a dueregard for voluntary obedience | | facing on Fifth street and 120 fron And he charged us not to tell at all how Tell that round the hill for a load of wood, he went up and slipped on the ice and hurt his head! He told me that, give it away for how will my wife and Lizzie ‘Don'y and { child get slong,’ be said." ing be not sufficient to effect the pur- On cross-examination Mrs, declared that she was afraid of her | when Gardner was sbout snd therefore pled cruel real CRU Of “Pappy Hen ne he had cones the her husband's death. wasn't in a bad humor at all, w spoke to John. He { queer thing that you corn quicker.” Alter Gardner him, he put the stick of wood i stove I'he Gardner in witness Le duced her to sw the fist inquisite fer nn the funeral, Mr. Corneliu ‘What's wrong?’ | was trem! time, 1s ‘What Vis Low Lot NE SCKH ers ' er evilg attend reliable Bua nigh Clans as the © Wn tstamp for rp. confidential letter a Fraxs fimore, i Yale « ! {ew ion. Send two cer tive reulars and envelope. Addr , Publ 11) So le Inowas & ks Md sent shers, fitable employment is offered to desirable men as canvassers, by the re liable firm R. ent in our G. Chase & Co, see advertlisem olumnes One two horse Wagon, two Dexter Queen top buggies, one Elleptic spring top buggy, two platform spring wagons all new and first class, for at | prices and on reasonable terms by 14-4t J Harris sale 'w AR, Best fu: least money at Brachbil I's Sons, niture and Bedding for the Sheriff's Sales, By virtue of sundry writs of Fiera Fa. cine, Levari Facias and Venditioni Expo. | nas, issued out of the Court of Common "leas, of Centre county, and to me direct. od will be exposed at pubjic sale, at the Court House, in the borough of Bellefonte, on SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1885, at 1 1.2 o'clock, I erly, to wil No. I. All that certain “messuage, tone. meni and lot of ground situate in the bor. of Philipsburg, on the corner of Fifth and Spruce streets, being 165 foot, more or less Spruce street, having thereon erected two fe dwelling houses, two stories high and fac. ing on Fifth street; one two-story dwelling house on the corner of Fifth and Spruce strools; one large two and one-half story building, facing on Spruce streets, built for a hotel with good barn and other outbuild. ings. To 2. Bounded and described aa fol lows : Beginning st the south-east corner of Sixth and Spruce streels, thence south along Sixth street, one hundred and thirt fool, mero or less, to lot of Vietor Reinod; thence east along line of said lot, one hun. dred and fourteen fest to & ten fool alley; thence north along said alley one hundred and thirty feet WoSpruce street;thence west along Spruce street, one hundred and four. teen foot to the place of beginning. Hav. thereon erected one large twostory frame dwelling house, situate on the corner of Sixth and Spruce streets, with barn or stable and other necessary outbuildings; known ss the Carpenter proparts, No. 8. Fronting 60 feet on Becond street on the east, bounded on the north b the African Methodist E Cha m , the following prop You know I can’t see to bed that mares 4 property; on the west 60 feet by lot of | Daniel Meyers. Having thereon erected s | one hull story dwelling small one and house, framed not weather-boarded, Seized, taken in execution sud to be seld we th property of Juha Erb, No. 4. All these threo several messunges, | tenements und tracts of land, situste in | Benner township, Centre county, Pa., one thereof, bounded snd described us follows: | The undivided one-half of a tract of land, beginning wt a point in the middle of Spring Creek, thence south 45° west 52 | perches to stone; thence south 40° east nbout 74 perches to the middle of Spring Creek; thence down the middle of Spring by its various courses and distances to the pines of beginning, containing twenty (20) Acros, more or less, Also, All those other two tracts of land, bank of | thereol beginning on the Spring Creek, six feet from the water's edge on the line one of John Myers: thence down said Crepgk eighteen ‘ t Lo post; thence un easternly parallel with John Meyers, five perches to a post thence a » ' £ perch i Course, the pind a 0 perches, The other corner for Heniamin 1 3-11) ther merly Hartman; ther perches to stor sats in Harr beginning st a stone nee g Weilar 1, ’ wes hes and 4 i of Daniel i 2.10 Hian enst enihs 0 » aid Will. and o nines ther iam McFar half deg., east seventy perches and 5-10 to a stone; thence slong land ofe Mrs. EK Curtin north one and a iarter degrees east eightiy-nine perches and 4.10 to the i beginning, cor seven 2 and one } onl # and north six is 7A ARiDir 1 rend Kl and pe for brick neces ches, and allowance of six per cent roads Thereon erected = large dwelling house, bank barn and all sary outbuildings Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the prog f William Stamn No. 11. All that certain tract or plece of land situate in the Wownship of Walker, yoy rly Centre Co, Ps., bounded and described as | follows: On the west by public road lead. ing from Hublersburg to Jacksonvilie; on the north by land of Henry Yearick; on the east by land of Geo Miller and George Vonads, containing twenty acres. No buildings, No. 12. All that cerlain house and lot of ground, situs‘s In the town of Hubler. burg, Centre county, Ps., bounded and de. eribed as follows : On the south by main rond leading from Bellefonte to Lock Ha- en, on the east by lot or land of Daniel Weekly, on the north by land of Hear Brown and on the west by land of Joseph Ousinger, Seized, taken in execution and to besold as the property of H. Thomas Bartley and Wm. Bartley. No. 18. All that certain messuage, tene- ment and tract of land, situste 1n Harris townsnip, Centre county, Pa, bounded and decribed as follows: Oa the east by Jonathan Hess, on the north by public road and on the south and west by Cyrus Durst, containing 5 acres, more or less, thereon erected a two story brick dwelling house, stable and other outbuildings. Soined, taken in execution and to be sold as the properly of Charles Stamm. Trims, No deed will be seknowledged until the purchase money be paid in full. W. Mines Warken Sheriff, " Sheriffs Office, Bellefonte, Pa, April &, . {8 T Erain, Vonads, and on | the south by land of David Vonada, John sT Aud look at, and price our BIRD AAA 1) . FH Tp po Pore ] M oJ FF gest pro pre 14 7; TET Naf ii A A : a : ] rr - ¥ ’ aw feel [VT LTT TT Ti ye EEA. CAGES — ‘PILI Ul MOT ar In Bk we have the ot os 1 » Ala mes a i ! - Va aa Valy - We ~~ CRIENS PHARMACY Orn prt an Wivia av Waid 7 =. A MARBLE the Marble or Granite Burial Vaults. H Designs constantl b IOWES 1 us a call before hr wing elsewl CHINA HALL REMOVAL. China, Granite, 6. 6, Yellow-ware, Table Glass, AT LOWEST City Prices. ’ and ‘ ATION FOR LICENSE ¢ is hereby given that the fol. I g named persons have filed their peti. tion for license in the office of the clerk of Court of Quarter Session of the pea wo x : nd f r A Pa yw it in ir Centre county, and that applios. will be made to the next session of art to grant the same mid C. G. McMillen, Bellefonte Boro, Tavern | Tumblers, each, W R Teller Daniel Garman, Emanuel Brown Frank X Lehman, James McCarty, John Anderson, Jacob Cook, W 8 Masser, do do do do do do Howard Bore Milibeim Boro, do do do James Passmore, Philipsburg Boro, Tavern John A McOmber, do do William Parker, do do Bernard Coyle, do do SB Row, do do John Ramadale, do do Peter Asheroft do do W H Dean, do do C A Faulkner, do Wholesale F I" McCloskey & Co, do Bottlers John G Geary, Unionville Boro, Tavern Alois Koblibecker, Twp, do James A Liviogston, Ferguson Twp do J H Bibby, Gregg Twp do H G Shaffer, do C C Hummel, Harrls Twp Andrew Immel, Haines do T F Moyer, Miles Joseph Kileckner, Penn DJ Meyer, Potter D H Rall, de John Odenkirk, do Jeffrey Hayes, do John G Uzzle, Snow Shoe Ed. Nolan d Boston Velbdorfer Martin Healey, George Hazel, J. C. Hicklen Sambal Boyar: Gottlieb Hang, ng Henry Robb, Wainse Worth, Ronxnr G. Brxry, Clerk, Saloon Tavern Fgesesees SHOP, prices. lar Galvinized Iron Railin “= fencing for Cemet 3, Hearths, in every respect, or we : { Cake stands STOVER’S where you can buy at the VERY BEST kind of Monuments, Head-Stones and undreds of the latest and finest y on ha Tu- wrought iron so Marleized Slate, isfaction graranteed kK no remittance. Give Cy nd Lo se from. y v1 A gs all 3 er 1 Me Cry i0Lis; al . elc. ere, TRAN. _CTANT ee al "We Wal oe CHIN ii \ND TAB WH. WILKINSON, act. CHINA, GLASS, « Queensware, ALLEGHANY STREET, Bellefonte, Pa. {a selling ALL KINDS of Crockery and Table Glarsware at LOWER prices than ever known in Bellefonte, as the following list will show Hest quality, Iron Stone China: ed CTRR Tea Sets (68 | . - $350 Dinner pistes—largest fize—per doz 125 Diuner plates —medium Tea Plates Tureens—round or oval Sauce dishes round or oval —each Sauce Tureens—4 pieces Sauce boats Cups and ssucers—handled —12 pieces do do unhandled do Fruit ssucers—per doa Chamber sets—i0 pieces Pitcher and Basin Covered chamber TABLE GLASSWARE. ‘ Me Ode 25¢ . 3be Glass Sets, 4 pieces ‘ 35 | Full Stock of Decorated Tea, Dinner { and Chamber Sets. | Best English ware, Tea Sets, Decorated | in Blue, Black, Brown or Claret, 56 pieces $5.00-~regular price $7.00, | Full assortment in Majalics and Fancy | Goods, &e. Majolica Pitchers, 200; Bohemian Vases height 10 inches, $1.00, and every- thing else just us cheap in proportion. pa desire to say to every reader of this advertisement : J want your custom, and in reaching out for it I am fully pre- pared to gixe you the Greatest value for your money once yet obtained. Call and examine the goods and the price. If I do not fulfill strictly all I claim as to prices being LOWER than ever be. fore heard, | donot ask your patro The greater amount of goods I ean sel the lower prices oan and wiLlL ne MADE, Respectfully, W. BH. WILKINSON, Agen warrant. nt to | Goblets, Fruit Bowls his % #38 ¥ \
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