THE CHEAP CRAYON ARTIST. “What becowes of the many artists who fail eh?” repeated a rising young artist to the query of a reporteh “Well. many of them bang on and do hack work all thei¢ lives, They de- generate into the cheap crayon artist and many often clear as much as §50 a week. But the genuine art instinct is dead and can never be revived by any process known to science. Do they mexe good crayon portraits? Yes, some of their portraits are excel: lant, but there is no characteristic art nothing above mediocre mechanical excellence. New York has an ary 0’ pasted and crayon artists. The artist on the daily pavers who can sketch and originate positions has fir more talent and art instinet than the most successful crayou portrait maKer, “But the} most successful artist fakir—if I may be allowed such a term—is he who does life size por- traits from photographs by wesns of solar printing. The sclar printing enlarges the photograph, sud the mechanical artists dashes on crayon, thus saving him the labor of drawing the features. It is a quick method, and enables the busy artists to do mere work. Many pkotograph- ers have pictures made life size crayon artists for $8 apieoss I sup. pose, though, that the photographer gets more than §8 from his customers | Some of these astists do a large! amount of work, and do i more rap- | [dropped | idly thao the scevic artist. into the studio of a successful crayon not long and found artist ago rushing off portraits at 2 great rale: | H: said that he was a big do portraits and asked me te help him. I told him I did de that kind ¢ Oh, I dog’t want you te harry to severy not WOK. do . 1 the face, just jab in a lot of clouds in the¥ack ground, old boy, to give me | a starter, I went to work snd jabbed in clouds | friend was maxing a He is while my on another canvas. superb crayon artist and receives the magni. | ficent sum of $25 for each By hiring men to do and all but the faces he turns them out by wholesale. I Knew a Germaa | portrait, craven artist who does a wonderfully | He! clever portrait, life size, for 815. dozen't ase the solar printing plan. OF course there are some artists on the Bowery who turp out life size and £5 CIRy( bust portraits at 24 but they are bad, even from a artists in puint of view. The best artists der wholesale for Art le class or get an $15, unless they are WOTrK The first letting art "This al tay Sh Zh ph it graph Pe, gue frequently gradaats avon hem Know that th stinet above nformntion year: of useless eserves chanical urls methods, and his with ) not interfere tL hanical. ng has brought iife siz aud pastel portraits within the pir of very limited purses. — § —— Bartholinas a«sures us that prices do artists who are u mec print : TaAyYon view Nor way the inbabit make bread 8 1 which keeps thirty or forty years: an id w and soft: they are fonder of then bread thao wihers are of ne since we more agreeable it £ro vs. lar care is aken 4 have the bread; so that at the christening of a! bread which | at the christ | It is made | child they usually have has been baked perbaps eniog of its grandfaiber. of a mixture of barley snd baked between two hollow Fon! M+ Bat d know that if he dosst’t Jo 1) aud Atroed at | ner, soho ld he will pever learn anything, and wil! never be ub'e weary "ny money when be grows up 20. of Tomny. You betoher ile Tua wy don't know | n of Yer ft fool me mors, 1've bach og Kb? Paci railroad invedigation, | hase. | Tommy's Mather (helplensly).— | Wnt can the ehild mewn 1 Towmy. row hag : hal, Fedo vod | the | by | him | et. 1 mn; d1 face | back grounds | F or their great fetes particu- | oldest | ,en't Tommy | Fm Koi’ to be a rail Re unions ar Gerrvssuro.—The Fifth Pean’a Reserves, ~The passage of the bill giving each Regiment engaged in the battle of Gettysburg, $1,500 for the erection of a memorial tablet on (he battl field, was one of the grandest acts of the last Legislature, The act provides that any command failing to mot in the matter within twelve months, forfeits its right to do anything, but it does not lose its mon- ument., A commission, appointed by the Governor, will then attend to its 1859-1887. Great Reduction neglected work. The Fifth Penn'a Reserves desires to do its own work, and to that end, a Regimental re-uvion will be held at the Saturday evening, July ¢ h, er of the louse on 1887, and » old Fifth Gettysburg, in Court every surviving mem! Pp R i C E is expected to be present. » The roll will ba called by eompanies, Send your name, if you can be present, to W. Haves Grier, Harrisburg, who will Crawford F prepare the roster. General will be with us, and General isher may. Awrren M. hth 10/4, 1887. SMITH, Late Lieut, Col Pu. Reserves, Wilkamasport, Pa., June Jacob's line of ine « : Zellers bss the largest, cheapes | and best stock of fishing ta — WAI——— Kien town i rom the | BIG BARGAINS. chamy « | ~The following liewms nie (‘Centre Hall Reparcer, . ball {somewhat excited, in Bellefonte they ing one another to play fo clubs are B ale are challeng- the {tonship of Centre county for money. When it comes to the ship of Certre county Centre Hall boys | have a poke-in too, A Little seven year old sen of A. { singular toal is suffering from fact 73) note, tiie Dov arog sy. occurs UE Lere, i worthy of this only male child in the DRY GOODS, tion of four families, in which or were twenty one deughters, at Franklin } this mn for In the graduating class | & Marshall wolle { year, a Centre county boy ge, at Lancaster COMER Mr. who JC Dress Goods from per i honors. { L Roush The young man of Madisonburg, second rank in his cla Mr. ‘ollege at this place several ye 18 Geo. | : hoids | yard, as of some tw nly members, Roush prepa red for : ar sgod | dor Prof. Hosterman, and is a young | i man of abilily. We are informed that a carload of | Champion binders, shipped from the | factory {ndiana, to Cobaen, : tended i : in and io- i for farmers in the lower end, had been boyeotted, It _Rppeary that | C 7 oN S) are | ¥ and when the car vhs ship | ped, the Enights of Labor had deme of | their members follow the hands, in the Champion works j on un strike, it, who cautioned farmers not to take the binders, mak. | threats if the war i. The ing ning ws ot : Hose from 3c to §1 per fees LL) H GROCERIES Lower Tan the Low, est (ive us a Call. We Guarantee Satige faction. Countrv Produce } On hand, and Wanted I am now Prepared to Give " Kaitroads, ALD EAGLE VALLEY R. RK. Time Table in effect Nov, 15, "84. WESTWARD, Mail, kxp. M. ARN 8 20 00 wussnsnse BH 06 wens 3 01 09 8 8 26 wo 41 D4 Leave Lock Haven....... Flemington. oes... Mill Hall... Beech Creek .......os... Kagloville..ooivunins Howard saniinis Mount BAG wisps sian Curtin........ rs Mileshurg Bollefonte,...... A FR Milesburgy Snow Shoe Int. Unionville, PEANRENNS Aire BURN aire nies Sehr aera senenannas © Bald Eagle Vail... Argive at Tyrone..ocoviiinnn, EASTWARD Leave Tyrone East Ty rone Baid Eagle Fowler........i...ovivi Hannah, Port Mat Manaus oresinrin 1 Martha.............. : Julian Unionville Snow Shoe Milesburg Bellefonte........... Milesburg Curtin ARI Te Mount Engle Howard Eagloviile Beech Creek BU Hall ceanacierness Flemingtin 12 Arrive at Lock Haven...... 9 456 PELLEFONTE & SNOW ) Time Table ia «fect ww Shoe 6.45 SHOE x : BR. I, AFT ivesia | Snow Shoe at 11:00 a | Snow 8 lo $2 | NIAGARA Loaves Sn Bellefonte 8:26 a. m Leaves Bellefonte - AAA. Wm, BrTiVes at Te. Leaves Snow Shoe 2:50 p. m., arrives at | Bellefoute 4:66 Pp m Loaves Boll hoe © oh S. ~ BLAIR, ¢ WISEBUR/( Time Tl WES & TYRON ie niet \ LL IW ARD Leave Scotia...... .. Fairbrook Pann's ; Hontiar......cune. Maren ¢ Wo srriors Mark Pennington......cnee Watton Mill 1... IL. & T. Junetio Tyrone... EASTWal Leave Tyrone . Sana L&T. Junetion.. Weston Mi Pénningto . Warriors Mark Farsace Bosd Lovevilie Marengo.......... Hustler Penn's | Fairbrook = ie 12 30 18 10 22 10 38 10 44 v il is... ores N = 11 30 in HOAD & Erie vision TN PENNSYLVANIA Ph P" ri » i after Nov ERIE MAI Arrives st Evie EX PRES Passon gor in Beilefon FAST LINE | LOCK HAVEN Leaves Lo William arr st Harricsbure.. Pi DAY EXPRESS Loaves | are at Harrishurg Philadelphis..... ERIE MAIL Leaves Erie ........ Renovo .. : Lock Haven... Williamsport... arr al Finrvishburg. an Philadel phis,.. Erie Mail Ext ard Wer oo Erie with trains on L. 5 & M, Corry with BP. &'W n R.: with B. N.Y. & ". RR. wood with A.V, RR. R. t ™ LI ar a ww RAC} RR.t wt ut Ron potion and st Drill. : NEILLSON, Gen’ Byp't i | {GREAT 4 : +i PER | Iestrating the WI fopnted poh be NI ANAS 540554 5 Ww AR TE EW | 9) CALVIN | JAMES L. HAMILL, ATTORNEY: vT-LAW BELLEFONTE, PA. Plesk, High rest, North side A ASO SANA, MEYER, ATTORNEY AT-LAW Bellefonte, bs. OWes in Farst's : Office with Judge Hay. wm“ ot CM, Bown, Haim Te nv VIS, BOWER & ORVIS, Ine, I" Onis. ATTORNEYBAT-LAW, Or Bellefonte, Pa. Office opposite the Court House, on fret floor | Wootrlng’ ® Bock. / This medicine combines Tron with pare vegetatile onion, and is invelusble for Diesass peouline to men, and sll who jead sedentary lives, It Ene urities the HBised, of Hinulnte Re Appetite strengthens the Muscles po | Nery vews-in faot, Soroaututy invigorates. sures the comp! exion, aod makes Lhe skin smooth, It does pot blacken the teeth, cause dache, or produce oonstipetion —all other Iron medicines do, Mus Kiszanetn Bau, o4 Farwell Ave, Milwau- kes Wie, sas nnder date of Dec, Pith, 1 “1 have tsed Brown's Eros Bitters, snd it has besn more than a doctor to toe, having eured me of the weakness Indios have in life, Ales cured me of Liv. er Complaint, snd now my eomplexion i dear sod good, Has also besn beneticiel Lo wy children ™ Mus, Loves O Buaopon, East Lockport, N.Y pars: “1 have sulle red untold misery from Voruale Complaints, and could tain relief from nothing except Brown's Iron Bitters.” Genuine hes above Trade Mark sod crossed red lines on wrapper. Tule no other. Made only by BROWN CHEMICAL CO, BALTIMORE, Mb, ches snd 1 be CENTRE DEMOCRA' | BOOK and JOB OF HIGH STREL BELLEFONTE. uw il PA UFVERING INDUCEM TO TROSE WISHIN Plaiy o1 We have LAW in 4 N G FIRaT-CLASE Fauey Funtine : TH Or BOUKY, PAMPHLY CAT w-1' FR HR ATI TATEMEN printing | Sh} CIRCULARS BILL HEADS NOTE HEADS, INVITATION CARDS CARTES VISITE CALL ON EXT] AND ALL KINDS OF Orders via » allen A Printiz PE 8 A. BEEZER & SON Will furnish you with Meats of 211 Kinds At Their MEAT MARKET IN THE OLD Conrad House, Alleghen ny: Street. -_—e - lw Th : ; with the |OUR MEAT IS ALWAYS “ros IDER AND JLT ICON, AND WILL GIVE |= SATISFACTION. TELEPHONE CONNEBOTION. TIOTT MTT ail, d&d A ————— at a ——— AYN TH WANTED RCE ow YEARS : BEN PERLEY POORE| Hamar, and Ky ties Latruted hot ie wary from dm olen 8 to the wedding | “Nn v tis iE Agen tereport | rug anton, AA4 iar and termes, IUD. | BARD HEOs P, ndripbin, Pa 8 rat either of | at of fan ri Chey dre Wiishere. Fi wer for : : BE : : H 4 i : W.S i W MP J3ROCK | fuRst 18.G. Rook, Proprietor, I. L. Sraxuras, | Haw SPANGLER & HEWES, ATTORRBIBAT-LAW, BELL SPUNTE, CERTRE COUNTY, Yh. Bp i attention 0 Collections; prectoe in oli th Cours Sonoitation in Geran or Boglish, 628. 1) F. FORTNEY, * ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, BELLEVORTR, PA Office iu Conurad House Alleahon y otros, Bpecinl sttention given fo the tion of claire All basipess attended Lo promptly ly G. LOVE, : Jd. , ATTORNEY-AT LAW, Office in tie roo Bel “.p 5 ol EE — me formedy Wilson PB. 8B, AANTINGS 1 Offic w. Fr. Bebe ASTINGS & REEDER, ATTOBNEYE AT LAW BELLEFONTE, Pa on Allegheny treet two doors seed of the of pied by late Br of Yorum « Hastings. 40-- JAMES A. BEAYE™ BEA VER > ye Jd. WERLEY ery & GEPHART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Allegheny sired, noreh of High, Balle onte, Ps 1-iy HEINLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW PB LLEI ONTE RA. t Hones, 2-1 ALY Last door tothe leftin the © ( LEMEXN ATA Gu DALE, IRNAY-AT-1 Ee ser Patond, tee iIPPLE, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, i MOCK HAVER Pa. tl) attended to. yy Tee urine prong MITCHELL, PREACIICALSURYEYOR, LOCK HAVEN PA , work Iu Clearfield, Contre and Ww “hil t inlies I attend nl see vpposite Lock Haves | )& A. W. HIGH # " rn 4 HL? vi eb Totem, snd 7 BJ: W. RHONE, Dentist, can be fo Sud at hiss Moe in old McAllister building Batlefouts, J tly F. P. BLAIR, JEWELER, WATURRES CLOCKS J2WELRS All wy oe uusily saecuted. On ander By «8 Ha Netlons Banh HAVER, DEX TIT SELLERS é 0-1y TREET, NTE, PA, HOY, OCT M.D. AND AURIET LINT i ring $ . Ba lelont Wa xe, Allegheny sired cHern use, un Business Cards. ; ‘EM BARKBER SHOP, Ce ERLLAFO . A. Beck, may $ 85; ENTRE COUNTY OOMPANY ¥ 8 A WRIN ¥ BANKING Aud A Janke A Braves, Pres TEUORRY wehior 1 rest 2.7. Bans, Cask SIRS NATIONAL BANK OF niin ¥ sirest, Bellefonte Pa « HOU SE, 47 JAMES PARES HOTEL, BELL MORE, Pr art Noose EE DA » sol 13 EFONTY #2 TRY ache De Ss HOUSE, BELLEFOS i ani —— Shape they w ea HIS0t Poasonabie rates, a bom “ihare atten « TELLER, Proy's New 0 House, ————— EERHOFF HOUSE, ALLEGHEXY ST. aire CGM MILLEN, Px Good Sumoade Room on Furst Floor. ion wl uryinen and Ww . 5 a XT Fl Joe ot toon from all Traine. Bpecial — —————] (EN TRAL HOTEL, (Opposite the Ratlrond § MILESBURG CRNTRE GouNey, ra A. A. KOHLBECKER, Proprietor, THROUGH TRAVELERS on trond this Hote! an ann Ay H oto Teves or re ang meal we ALL TRAINS wwe $ pA N ATION MILLIKIN, NAL HOTEL, —— RATES—8100 PER DAY. BUS RUNS TO Dror MEST NO ALL RAINS | Thin Hotel has lo A GOOD LIVERY ATTACHED refurnishod and the pr ys suf ate
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