EE ae — 4 KNIGHTS CF LABOR. Ricamoxp, Va. Oct. 13.—The delegates to the General Assembly of thé Knights of Labor were to:day ear; ly and prompt in their attendance at Armory Hall. The work of amend: Fug the constitution was resum. d and prosecuted throughout the morning | session. When the question of the tenure of | ice was under consideration yester: day Mr. Powderly made a motion 10 | extend the term to three years this was defeated and the one: year | term was adopted. But this action | was_reconsidered this morning, and a proposed amendment to the constitu; | tion, extending of all general officers except those of | the members of the Co:operative | Board, was taken up and adopted. | The term of the members of the Co: | operative Board remains as at present. At the afternoon session it was de: cided to divide the office of General | H. | Tow, and that it is probable the con- | N, Y, The doctor administered an Secretary Treasurer. Charles Litchman, of Marblehead, ‘was placed in nomination for the Mass, of: | J fice of Secretary by James Campbell | of Pittsburg. The nomination was | seconded by Tom O'Reilly, of New | York. The only candidate nominat: ed in opposition was Joseph Buchan: an, of Denver, Colorado. Litchman was elected by more than 130 majori: » eral Secretary: Treasurer, was nomina: ted for General Treasurer by B. F. Treveliick of Detroit, Mich., seconded 8 James E. Quinn, of New York. The only candidate nominated in op: position was H. Beckmeyer. of New Jersey. Mr. Turner was elected by more than 200 majority. When the nomination and election of General Master Workman were declared in order Mr. Powderly vacat: ed the chair, General Worthy Fore: man Griffith taking his place. The nomination of Mr. Powderly for Gen Master Workman was made by E. F. Gould of Indianapolis, and sec ynded by Tom O'Reilly of New York, are Telegraphers. “have both M ire he of whom than 100 delegates shouted election made by acclamation.” ' i Mr. Griffith put the question there was | When the “poes’ were called for there was one solitary | “no.” It came Beck meyer, who heads the delegation from Dystrict Assembly No. 51 New Jersey. This delegation wears a ye he motlo : There was a storm of “ayes.” from Heory 0 i a low badge with t “Sol no candi: ) for harmony.” date placed in nomination on to Mr. ne ) in Powderly, and he received the votes of the 647 delegates present: i nominates Worthy | Foreman the only candidate nominat: ed in opposition wrs R, Bennett, Illinois, Mr, Bennett received only votes and Mr Griffith's election was When Mr. Griffith was jor re:election as General 50 made unanimous, There will be no election the offi e Mel the office has been abolished eral Insurance Secretary, pow held by Homer L 1aw, by stitution. Balloting for members of the Ex ecutive Board then began. The tion: John W. Hayes, of New Jer, sey; Thomas B. Barry, of Michigan ". H. Baily of Ohio; T. b. McGuire $: New York; Tom O'Reilly, of New York; Joseph Buchanan, of Colorado; William H. Mullen, of Richmond Va: Ira B. Avilsworth, of Baltimore, Md.’ Yond John Howe of Masschusetts. An informal ballot was taken which Mr Hayes led in the number of votes polled, with Mr. Barry second. Some in delegates wanted to continue voting, but a motion to adjourn until to-mor- row morning was pat up and carried The work of revising the constitu- tion is practically completed. questions laid before the Convention and not acted upon at the time of ad journment will be referred back tothe local assemblies. There are a great wany subjects to be disposed of yeu although Mr. Powderly, upon being asked to-night when, in his opinion the Convention would flually adjourn said : “On Baturday morning, most Prely” Other officers expressed the game oploior, the desire now being to give the delegates an opportunity to be on the road to their homes before El with which Mr. Powderly was ro-elect- | | but I to two years the terms | Frederick Turner, the present Gen: | When | id | for Gen: AS | the adoption of an amendment to the con: fol’ lowing names were placed in nomina, The | ed to-day, a delegate was this evening scramble the Dur- ul. “Was there much “1 never saw asked : for other offices 7" like of it,” was the quick reply. ing the past thirty years I have tended a great many political and oihar conventions, elections and cau- ses, but I never saw more wire pull, ing than [ have seen here, It [good lot of e at-hauling, bation holing little For | my part, I think it was very to the tenare of office to two years. cu wus a fn all, wise and electioneering, and not | feeling has arisen over it {exten | | The «fi :es would destroy our oragani: had You sce we labor at a zation 10 a short time if we fAl- { nual elections, disadvantage than politica) of smaller greater | parties on sceount patronage, as {wae have a percentage to membership and of prop rtion greater pecceniage ambitious men." ‘Board f the A member of the Executive stated to-night tha: delegates would leave the city to-mor- [* | one-third Lf] vention will be without a quorum if it | does not adjourn on Saturday. Mr. Litchmao, Secretary is the editorof alabor organ the a practical printer, and about 42 years | | old. A lawyer in Boston received, among other applications in response to an | | advertisement for a boy, the following | jouroatian, of practical statesmanship. There wos not eagerness leaping toward change, but no patience for experi: mental developments, Hea perceived that the late royal decrees were not accepted as a finalty. They were 10 be regarded only as the first instal: ment of a more complete and consti: tutional liberalism, His opponents impatient for much longer strides forwasd. The king's speech, which reads like a chapter from the records of the ancient Assy: rian kings, had denounced all such were already expectations, nt A A——— "ABOU T WOME N. Southern women take kindly to Over fifty are connected | with newspapers of the South, and on {the 3d of next month they propose | | | organizing a Southern Woman's Press Associction, A woman died on Monday week while having a tooth extracted by Dr. Francis Eschanzier, of Williamsburg, | ansmstheie, and after the tooth was extracted the woman regained con’ vewly-elected | sciousness, but immediately fell back lin the chair and died before medical | | note, whose earnestoess and directness | place : “Mister i want the job, mi fokes ded. it betes how hard times is i can do chores an learn fast. i want a job in your office let me in. JIMMIE CARRIGAN. - He (trying to get out of it pleasant- What we've had of an it, Jessie. | go to-night, Miss agreeable two weeks I will goand ask your father “10 harness the Willie, I knew it would come and [ asked pa yesterday He's | (he was going LO say | horse." She—"*Ua, | | | ) | the trouble. '— Tid Rit #0 Aas LO save you | more than wil BISMARCKS He began : career io 1847 | | his pubi | 25 a member of at the age of. 2 years, io troublous and {critical times as well for the Prussian crown a8 for all fermenting with Germany and western ple “liber pe, Every where the pe were Wiles alism and po pular righ In Prussia | the monar iy ' | bureaucrat 1 } | all pressive, ywed a diet LW each of of the eight | provinces Prussia. William 111 {80 far as to grant a brief Frederic K ded n 14) had just yie again constituiion for Prussia, if the Royal decrees of February 1% 7, de serve so di goified A | name. By these ordinances he a:sem- these | vincial bodies under the pame bled at Berlin a union of pro: of the | united diets, and promised | pew loan in time of peace that should | contracted without their consent, no be new imposts intro luced, nor existing taxes increased without their ’ conecu x rence. Ever since the national up | rissng of 1813 the desire of the people | for constituttonal guarantees and for participation in the government had been increasing. At this time The partisans of the royal prerogative had not a single organ in the kingdom All the popular orators were Upon the first assemblage of the tive party unorganized, but io their ranks appeared not one orator with ence. Bismarck himself was | hesitating speaker, orators called forth storms of applause while Bisarck’s firm opposing but modest speeches for the rights of the ‘crown were met with murmurs and | hisses, On the first occasion of aspeech | | from him his conservative dec laration | of no great significance in iweif, was met with such uproar of disorder that | be could not proceed. He cooly pull: despite bad spelling, got the lad the | { aid could reach her. There is a good deal of practical | common sense in the answer of the | old cook in New Orleans when her | young mistress told her of Wiggin’ : coming earthquake, “Go long chile,’ she said, “go long, wid yer nonsense God-a-mity doa’ go and tell anything | what He's gwine to do; He jes’ go { "long and do it." aint rich and i got to rassle they are A citizen of Lowell, Mass., the other ‘evening stopped a horse that was | aimlessly | through the streets | the buggy a loving acd sleepind cou- | dragging a top buggy , and found within | ple clasped in each other's arm's, the | ly)—"I'm awfully sorry that I must | nor every | periodical press in Prussia was libeal | liberal. | united diets not only was the conserva: | girls's head reposing gently upon the young man's shirt bosom. | Leave Scotia A Western paper tells an unlikely | story of a girl who stuffed the arm of an old coat with hay and placed it | around her waist and sat in the so ft | moonlight of a sweet evening last | week. The other girlsare dying with envy. At Rondout, N. Y, creek to dip hoddy 0 M rs. Yellig went to the some water the a She saw fa boy floating » Water, d and pulled it out, when ie found it her four-year- An expl ha i heen pr irogen gs entertainmen dau Me shit gulers, severely face of Rev d th re and wr were al the Lime. liam Cunningham and ber rhildren were run over by a in Gale on] Monday ngham was killed and both switching traio at a crossing burg, Illinois, Mrs, C children were injured, one fatally. Milt 16 who had week . ano n Browo, a New York boy of | been sted at the io. Arres stance of his father for stopping away | from home over night, astonished the paternal Brown in Court by declarir g in | that he was married and produciog | his wife 15 years old. urday his salary was 84 a week, he is “looking for a job” now. c— RE —— - He—How much do you love me? Until last Sat. | but | She—Oh, I don’t know ; a thousand | I do you love me? | dollars worth, I "spect. He—My love for you can’t be told | in money r, darling, i ability to capture or copirol an audi: | She—Can’t it be told in ice cream, love! ouly a | The fluent liberal ————. A Wisconsin farmer says that if | *" hB. N.Y &P hist! 0% { are cut off even with the ground and salt placed ou them as fast | as they appear, they can be destroyed | but thas watchfulness aod industry must be exercised in keeping them salted, -_— How bright your eyesare this morn: {ed from his pocket a newspaper aad | ing, remarked Spicer to Miss Freshon- (read it till the president restored order ‘when he laid it aside and proceeded "with his speech, At that time he like la majority 0! hig countrymen, was partly under the influence of the liber: al spirit of the times. But in this stall, who had just reurned from the ser-shore, It is the sca air, Mr. Spicer, said the young lndy with a fresh sparkle of ber brilliant orbs, Ab! you, 1 seo—salt-air diamonds, | masembly ho heard only the rounded | sighed Seth, as he thoughtfully kicked quence, nday. ph. speaking of the ananimity | | periods of scholastic and theoretic elo the St. Bernard mastiff off the pinzas There was a little evidence and placed a chair fir the divinity, How much ERIE 1 | | } | | Railroads, ALD EAGLE VALLEY R. Time Table in effect May, 12, WESTWARD. Leave Lock Haven Flemington. cee. ernie Mill Hall Beech Creek Eagleville Howard - Hell 09 12 28 bd HK 07 oO) 20 Milesburg Bellefonte, Milesburg Snow Shoe Int Unionville a eal 01 } 12 } 21 | 0 3 Bald Bagle................. } Yall ssosonssssisrsanceincioms ) 6 Arrive at Tyrone EASTWARD, Bald Bagle.....r coeeenns ‘ a Hannah ulian.......... IAP 8 DD nion Yili. cess iesivensions Snow Shoe Int Milesburg Bellefonte MuUesburg..coie seviesiniens ‘ Cartinsisssessrenssnsssssnms ! Mount Eagle HB OWAPS .cosserissssinasierers ¢ Eagleville Beech Creek BR BAN. vas visasrsnnssin 9! Flemiogton...occviiuvcrrin 9 65 10 Arrive at Lock Haven 10 00 10 BF: 09 | “| LLEFONTE & SNOW SHOE Time Table in effect May R. gr | | remding. ‘Only One Dollar Per Year. | 06 | 48 | 46 | CHRISTIE'S i SCHOOL OF BUSINESS | LER LOCK HA YEN, PA HIS institution is devoted to the specialty of imparting business know ledge, and to qualifying the young and | middle aged of both sexes by new and ) | 85 | 38 | 49 | The Weekly Patri, | The Patriot and the Philadelphis Wetkly Times one 04 | | Me it submeriptions for the Weekly Patriot, by 40 | 45 | 0. | Leaves Snow Shoe 6 a. m., arrivesia | Bellefonte 6:06 a. m. y . | Leaves Bellefonte 9:00 a, m., arrives at | Bnow Shoe at 10:20 &. m. Leaves Snow Shoe 4:40 p. m., arrives at Bellefonte 5:61 p. m Loaves Bellefonte 8:25 p. m,, arrives at Snow Shoe 9:40 p. m 8. 8. BLAIR, Gen. Sup't. EWISBURG & TYRONE R. R.- 4 Time | Table in effect May 12 84. * WESTWAKD. Mized. Ms AM 156 40 05 2 we MA 1 20 Furn Warriors Mark...... ininglon.. i de 5| MEDIATE RELIEF, =~ "| TACK + OF 5 001} | practical methods for the responsible duties of business life, Rates moderate, Advantages super— ior, Por particulars address, 5. N, CHRISTIE, Principal. Lock Haves, Pa. ONE DOLLAR. HARRISBURG, PA, The loading Democratic paper in the HRtate, Puly of interesting news and miscellnnsous and poliskos Special Rates to Clubs Sample coples malled free on application, The Patriot and New York World one year fer one lollar and fifty conta, year for ous dollar sud seventy-five conts, WANTED. AGENTS in every township in this county to so Write for term, Address all communications to THR PATRIOT, Harrisburg, Pa, ONE MILE SIGNAL WHISTLE To londest sold most plereingly shrill whiostin of (1 vias made Tina be hoard up bo one wile The camet sie vl a 0 calinen U. A Cavernment Kile Cartrtdge. Made o’ Bar. plead dn with riekel ballon. Inv ble at » Fava ew fenmatlares Farmers, o overs sue whe SERS IL vane BN Yeu should have oy To tnvradaer our full, expeweive sud bn teresting ot knives nav [4 Pvolemio nal ta aa Soran, PNAS SPI CELL, ATTORNEY ATL aw BEIAKB) TY. Po mor with DK Keniex LE Je _Offiee with Judge Hoy Mo. 0, Onves, Ov Ofes wpposite the Court Home, on gr do Woodring Block, 'H HARSHBERGER, eo 10 Yocum & Hershberger, ATTORNEY -AT LAW, Office N. KE, corner 1iamond ne xt dour se Floming's Tailoring Establishmens. Bellefonte, Pa. . by. ALVIN MEYEK, ATTORNELAT LAY Helbofoni a, ¥ C.M, Bowen hv IS, BOWER & ATTORNEY 8-4 ra ORY In BiAW . LL DUCCASOT JL. Bransren, | SPANGLER & HEWES, ATTOR) KYSAT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, CENT hE COUNTY , PA. Bpecial attention to Collections; practice in ph «ui Courts. Conwultation In German LS am” | or Kuglish, D. F. FORTNEY, ATTOKN XY ATLAW, Oo In Conrad Mi ah LEFONTR, PA; vase Al legiliive } ulate Bpecial attention given to the ¢ Al bustbwasatiamde d to pre mply ollv sou of cists . LOVE, Wy J.% ATTORNEY AT LAW, Beil slonte Pa. Ofoe In the rooms fo Ime iy vooupied by the late W.P Wilson wa. ‘ V. ewes voilb WF. Rassen. 8 & REEDER, ATTORNKEYE AT LAW BELLEFONTE, PA. Office on Aldegheny street, two doors east of the ef Bee cocupied by late firm of Yocum 4 Hastings 40... BN HASTINGS, i JAsT NG i. WESLEY Garang, NEA YER BEAVER & GEPHART, ATTORLKYE AT LAW Office on Allegheny street, north of High, Beli wonte, Pa. I-ty ATTOKKKY AT LAW W. BELLEFONTE Pa. Last door tothe beftin the Court Houss. Ha (CLEMENT DALE, 5 ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. Office N. W_ corner Diamoad, two doors "from fw sationsl bank. 14s. T C. HIPPLE, T ATTORNEY AT-LAW, All basiness promptly atiended to, a I Cc. HEIN {LE LAKE MAHOPAC, N. Y. Y DAUGHTER WAS VERY AD OFF ON ACCOUNT OF (A COLD *AND PAIN ON'HER LUNGS." DR. THOMAS' ELECTRIC OIL CURED HER IN 24 HOURS. ONE OF 3 THE M B 0 BOYS WAS CURED OF A SORE THROAT. THE MED- ICINE HAS WORKED WON- DERS IN OUR FAMILY, = _ALVAH PINCKNEY, “ITS SPECIALTIES.” § PR, THOMAS'ECLEC- TRIC OIL FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, DIPH- THERIA\ SORE _THROAT, CATARRH, AND“ BRONCH- IAL TROUBLES GIVES. IM- oe Ty THE MOST VIOLENT AT- NEURALGIA WILL RECEIVE IMMEDI- | WI ATE AND PERMANENT RE- nA "Arrives at Er NIAGARA EXPRES Leaves Philadelphi Harris Arr. st Wi : Lock Haven, Ret Kane. Y th 12 ARID ArT ve } amsport m A Passe n gers b) y Bel PAS iT LINE EASTWARD. LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS Leaves Lock Haven Willinmag arr at Harrishu Philadelphia.. | DAY EXPRESS Loaves Kane ......... Renovo Lock Haven Wi IAN fport arr at Harrisburg Philadelphia. MAIL Leaves 4) m 1 | gf SN m » m m Erie Renov: ) m m pm Am 4 45 LL 20 Williamsport arr al FMarrisburg Philadelphis Erie Mail East and West o Erie with trains on L. 8, & M. Corry with B, P. & W.RR.; st r mpor um | RR, and at Drift. R. NEILSON, (he 1184 I" nha! at wood with A, V, RR. i Northward rot £ wthward maw Liwn i RAILROAD Al AW, Nu f Philipsburg, v. RO, CAS W a Willlamaep.rt Lewisburg Sanbury veo ML Carmel FR .Ahenandoah Mahanor City Pottaviile fehayikill Haven Aubure, Hamburg [UF A) a fa Ch a Ed a Pottstown ummm Phoenixville, cveven so IIVAEOPOTE viii ’ Wout Conshohocken | 20 nnn Went Manayunk 0 vo Philadephia... forcsssmneow XOMRcommnn Passenger coaches etwosr Adhd. and Philsdeiphis sach way dally YAH NOOCK! Gen" > and Tioket Agt " THE CE = BOOK and mi IN 50 am | RR. at | PHILADELPHIA axp READING | 40 0 f10 08 | LIES IN FACT... AS A CURE FOR NEURALGIA IT HAS NEVER FAILED. '' 7 3 ’ UY rconiid, ote / (Lidadargbs NTRE DEMOCRAT JOB OFFICE | HIGH STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA., IS NOW OFFERING GREAT INDUCEME TO THOR WISHING FIRST-C] NTRS AKA Plain or Fancy Printing | We have LAW im facilities for wusl prir BOOKS. PAMPHLETS CATALOGUES PROGRAMMES, STA TEMEN NTE ting ! - | CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS, BUSINESS CARDS VITATION CARDS, CARTES DE VISITE, CARDS ON ENVELOPES AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKS par Orders by mail will receive prompt a m | sttention, BE Printing done in the beststyle,on short notice and at the lowest rate ¢ : STUDIO, 2nd floor Bush Arcade, (Room opp. Dr. Rothrook's Dents! «Soe. ) I am now ready to do all kinds or PAINTING, veh as PORTRAITS inoil. LAND SCAPES, SIGN and ORNAMEN. TAL. FANCY DECORA. TING and GRAINING a SPECIALITY, Satisfaction guaranteed i in all cases I would be pleased to have you eall, and examine specimens of work. Io. «tructions given in Painting, Very ReserorrunLy, € DP filder, i SALES MEN WANTED 10 onnvass for the male of Nursery Block | Steady employment oar. teed. SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID Apply At ones, stating age, aloe, *) N Chase Brothers, ‘Nocwes:vs'” ROCHES SL |W LOCK HAVEN, Pa. ay IM. P MITCHELL, PEAUTICAL sUKVEYOR, LOCK HAVEN, Pa Will attend 10 all work in Clearfield, Osutes auld Clinton counties ay Ofbee opposite Lock Haven Nations! Bagh D¥ A. W. HAFER, DENTIST, | Ofee in | | |- | HIGH STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA. Harrie’ Block vTeitdy {H. K. HOY, M. D., | - Ofce neat door Ww First Nations! Wank H &h ot reel reel oo BELLEFONTE PA. DE J. W. RHONE, Dentist, can | Beliefonts, Pa oo be found at his office io oid MoAllister bull |F, P- BLAIR, * 8 [i615] bd JEWELER, CEN JEWELRY ited. On Al) WATORES rk kerboff H &c.” egleuy sirent al All w ander Broce neatly ox tee Business Cards. ‘EM B ARBE R SHOP, Firet ) RE (x ' R. A. | CFoontrans, | ob ne LEFT Bank, Fa I'rop BANKING IN Beck, may 3 JOUNTY Retoivre Beposits And A D wit i» Jawms A Braves | J.D. Snvenny t ‘aq prunes, Pros't JFIRST NATION BELLEFONTE Alleghenr JASSMOR E ¥ Hanns Ose’ BANK OF a] AL y §¢ i ate Pa HOUSI h FRil ITRG PA _ EA rate Tetes JAMES PASSMORE, Prop FARMAN 8 HOTEL, i BEELLEFONTY Pa . pe DAY Avery attached vp TERMS 81.24 » Ros HOUSE, | BELLEFONTE, PA. Families and single gentiem et at wall as the ge { oral traveling put Amen are invite to this Pirst-Clam 11 where they will find bam inl rates blo Jurymen an w Ki 8 -11 at miner te | comfortant reas | Liberal reducti Tothers atten Qourt R TELLER, Prog'e, New Brockerhoff House. |3ROCKERHOPF HOUSE, ALLEGUENY-ST. BELLEFONTE, P C. G. McMILLEN., Pro: p'r. Good Sample Room on Foret Floor, | 8FF=~c Bus 10 and from all Tal social raves | to witnesses and (nro Aig # > - C (Opposite the Rallros Station, b] MILESBURG, CENTRE COUNTY, Pa A. A. KOHLBECEKER. Proprietor. | | ENTRAL HOTEL, THROUGH TRAVELERS or the rafirosd will 8 this Hotel an excellent place to In ¢ neh, or procure meal a ALL TRAINS *opabout £h minutes . "ATIONAL HOTEL. | FIRST N MILLEN, CENTRE COUNTY, PA. | W.G. Rook, Proprietor. RATES-81 00 PER DAY. ‘BUS RUNS TO DYPOT MEET. NO ALL TRAINS A GOOD LIVERY ATTACHED This Hotel has lately been remodeled and refurnished and the ty aveling publeg will find accomadations first class Wn every respect, Our BAR w one of the best Headquarters for Stockdealers, R EBERSBURG THE NLY HOTEL, ks Bika FIRET CLASS I YALLRY Tables soppliod with the best the Market fords. Oysters in every style in seamen. Bar nected with the house, st which the Tow? wine Hanors are alwys kept, Past clas BW ahd Terms moderate, hy Y ¥. MOVER 140.1y, Proprisee PARKER HOUSE, FRONT 81. PRILIPSHUR have recently built an adaltion 1 wy y hnned we twenty » diosa bed ventilated, two large wow a Jon ae we dini room, snd an elegant better prapared to soommodate my gooss
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