The Grand Army Men. Sr. Louis, September 20, <The sky at duybrenk wus obscured by heavy clouds, and at 7 o'clock a misty, penetrating rain, which promised 10 continue throughout tho day, began to fall. It was anything but an auspicious opening of the encamp. mant week, and for a time the executive committee of arrangements wera inclined $0 bo a trifla put out at the “Old Prob” but the vererans did not seem to mind it a bit, Weather permitting the parade of the Grand Army to-morrow will be u memaor. able event in the history of Si. Lows According to present indications, there will be more veterans in line than at any previous encampment since the organiza. tion was brought and a greater number of old soldiers will be with vagaries of into existeace, in the hmits of the city by midnight than has been gathered together at sny one place since the grand review at Washing- ton after the close of the war, The work of decorating the city is about completed, and from the moment thai they emerge from the Union depot until their respective headquarters are resched, the spectacle that is presented to the ar. riving delegations is an entrancing one. St. Louis has veiled herself in bright-hued buntings, nearly every building from the business centre to the outskirts, north snd south, east and west, displays its flags and banners, and thers is 8 bewildering pro- “Welcome to ' 4 God Bless our Heroes,” fusion of such mottoes as the brave,’ ote. business streets the of the and office buildings are both ornate and the offer of a prize by the ex. Along the principal deeerations on many large stores novel and ecutive committee for the most handsome and unique decoration of any building has created quite a friendly rivairy. The miles of streets that are to be trav. ersed by the parade to-morrow are border- ed with iron arches, studded with gas jets to the hotel before he was overtaken by the reception committee, This evening he visited headquarters and briefly addressed old comrades, Tonight a martinl air prevades the city and several thousand soldiers peramula- ted the streets and promise many mora than was fist expected, California came 1,500 strong instead of 300. as was at first promised, and as each other of the Sates send notice of increased at- tendanoe, the toial number will swell to more than fifty Tents and rooms are prepared for all no mat- thousand, ter what the number, (General Sherman was asked to-day if he was a candidate for Commander-in- Chief and emphatieally replied : “No; and please put that in the plainest type He that circumstances can he be induced to you have," ARYS under no be a candidate for the honor, a ——— otf ——— an Chesley Retersou, Clay counvy, lows, tells the following remarkable story, the tuth of wiicu is vouched for by the residents of the town: | am 73. years old, nud have been troubled with kid- ney complaint an | lameness for many years ; oonld not dress myself without help. Now I am free from ull pain and soreness, and am able to de all my own housework, [owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having renewed my youth, removed all disease and pain, Try bottle, at 5, and $1 at Zeller & Son's Drug Store. - - ~We are now prepared te. do all kinds of plain and fancy JOB PRINTING anda BOOK BINDIXG, All work warranted, and setisfuction guaranteed, BLANK BOOKS New Origins, Sep. negro i) — usmed Henry Taylor killed another | negro on the Tallhatchee River about | twomonth ago. At the time an attempt was made by the colored Masons to | lynch him, but they were prevented. | Since then both Taylor and his wife | ¥ : have disappeared, Oae day last week | the which | Taylor, and a body was found in proved to be that of impression is that the colored river, the | Masons | made away with both he and his wif, | George Evans, who was hanged at | Greenwood, Miss, on July the 27th by a negro mob, was supposed to have been lynched by colored Masons beciuse he had killed one of their number. The | feeling is getting to be strong that the colored Masons are taking an oath in their secret organizations to avenge the death of a brother Mason, —— WW AI— enclosed in globes of various hues and the lluminated arches almost without | number. The main trinmphal srch bas been erected at the intersection of Twelfth | and Oiive streets and near by is the grand stand from which the parade will be re. | viewed by the commander-in-chief and in- vited Saturday the upon the arch will be changed and next | week it will be made to do service for the | reception of the President. The first trains of the early morning are guests, designs brought more warriors, more visitors and many children. The west : poured in its great crowds as steadily as | the rain dripped through the clouds, and the Kansas delegates with their grasshop- per badges, came on in force, joining Ne- | and scuth braska corn-badged-fellows at the camp at Washington park. The gray baired warriors and sturdy farmors, filed from the depots with grips in hand and blanket | § M i thrown over their shoulder, asking only | ter and larger show than ever before. {lawyer to draw up papers for his ejecta | Seton at least one month } - : 2 for a tent, whilethe women and children | There are 100 startling acls all of ment, but they could not find one of |, toddled on behind prepared for anything. | The gloom of the day was dispeliod bY t he fife and the beat of the drum, while lively airs from many bands indicated the spirit that was wrapped up in blouse and spangled with brass bultons snd copper badges. The Pacific slope bad scarcely gottled down bofore the nearer west pours | ed in with Colorado, Arkansss, New Jowa and Missoura contingents | Mexico, reported many men and saonounced the | coming of thousands more. Several hun- dred have reported from Pennsylvania. Early in the morning Kentucky posts escorted their department commandar to his headquarters, and then moved out to the tented flelds: Ohio, Iudiana and Iili- nois quickly passed through the streets | seeking shelter and greeting friends and | In the tents groups of men as- | sembled, protected from the rain, wiih | comrades. heads together reviewing the past and A+ifing into the reminiscendos Of the last terrible struggle. The jovial shout be- tokens & reminder of some camp frolic and many cemp stories follow. Camp life surely brings the old times back and such days so this are in light contrast to them, and cruel weather of the Shenan- dosh valley. Will solid streets to march upon the mad is scarcely thick enough to splash; the warm sir damp and vloomy enough to remind, but not so deep or heavy as to mar or hinder the pleasure of the gathering. By noon the railroads had brought in ten thousand citizen soldiers and many more of their household. At the depots and the camps all seamed confusion, but order quickly sssumed command and the search for old regiments and old friends began in earnest. The rain, which slack ened off shortly after noon, was unfortu- nate for the comfort of the commenced to camp out this Decatur post, No. 1, which was the first post brought into existence, bas piiched its tents in the squara surrounding the oid the i veterans who kfternoon. court house, in the esntre of bist goecticn, but many of the camps, in ng those of 1liinois, Maseschuseils, and Wisconsin, sre loonted at points from ote to three miles distant. The Kunews boys wre preparing to give ws rousing re ception to Uumirade Andy Frankman who gots in from Burlinglon, Kanga, w-night, The votoran has just turned a cdntury of existence and participated fn she wars of 18 12, Mexican, und tue rebellion, owas, Grand Amy Mon Arriving 81. Louis, September 25. The wd- vance guard of the G, A, R. has arriv- ed, u delegation from most distant States being mong the first comers. General Sherman arrived very quictly this afternoon an made his way nearly | and London united shows is | spring, | when in life, a colossal elephant skele. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. ~Now Barnum | the circus that ever gives exhibitions in the For Baxxex.—The only great city of New York~-the metropolis of the it nation--which does every | opening there in Madison Square Garden, » building 400 feet loug While in that city is is visited by the highest dignitaries. of | by 200 feet wide. the country, clergymen, judges, lawyers | doctors, statesmen, foreign ministers, consuls, ete, in fact tae best and wealthiest wesidents of the country. | The same identical exhibition that was | seen there by 500,000 delighted people, by the residents of Washington, Balti- Philadelphia, every large city of the country will be seen here on Friday October Mth, This year Barnum bas provided even a bet- | more, Jrookiyn, and which are given in three rings, upon an elevated stage, and on the hippodrome | racing track. There are three circus | companies and 300 performers, ai museum of living wanders, an aviary, | two menageries, herd of elephants, drove of giant camels, the hairy family from Burmah, King Thee- | baw's maseots; Captain Paul Boynton's | aquatic performances in a constructed lake of clear water, the fly. | ing gymnasium, Jumbo wonderful specially Bs great as ton Alice Jumbo's widow from the Lon- | don Z»0, clown elephant, Roman bippo- | drome with ils exciling contests and combats, S0 railroad cars, 5) oages, 33 golden chariots, 500 horses, numerous ponies, a pay-roll of over 300 peaple, sod many highly sensational Earopean novelties tainly means a most wonderful display | of all that is curious, rare, wonderful, | odd, strange or remarkable io animal kingdom, all that is phenomen- al in living human beings, and every thing of an instructive, marvellous, | startliog, or daring character in the nay of performances. Ten million peo- ple have seen it and ten million more are going to do so. The usual price for anytning. ~The Philipsburg people possess the right spirit to make of that burgh a lively and prosperous town, as the fol- lowing from the Ledger indicates : Hon, J. N. Cassanova received a letter yestor- day from a party offering to come to Philipsburg and start a match factory, employing 60 hands, if the business people would take $5,000 worth of stock in the enterprise, the writer offering to bond himself to pay 6 per cent interest on the stock. Mr. Cassanova started nuit to solicit sabseriptions, and before dinner time had raised $3,000 in £100 subscriptions, with every prospect of securing the balance, Weare glad to 80 this move to encourage neanulacior- ies to come to Philipsburg, and we think Mr. Cassanova deserves the grati. tude of our citizens for the deep interest he is taking iv this movement." A ~The Democrats of Clinton ecoucty opened the campaign on Tuesday night by holding a rousing mas meeting in the Court House, Able speakers were present and discussed the issues, and the indications are that Caldwell, Wen- sol, and the rest of the ticket will be elected by one of the old time wmajorie | odicles bound in the best style and | at reasonable { all work, | Consumption | and steadily grew worse, | was unthie to eleep, | waing half | “There i known, beat It is the grandest show that | {P. T. Barnum ever Lad, and that cer- | the : admits, and there are no extra charges | {of all descriptions made to order, and all kinds of papers magsz'nes and peri- for the lesst money. Call at the Cextie { Den CRAY nnd see for vourself, —Book Bixnixe We all kinds of Af Now pre binding wared to do book rates snd will guarantee | Send in your books, papers, magesnes, etc, and have them bound, Ae. y i ~Bartruff"s Fairy Gig is gaining in popudarity and the demand for the vehigle is steadily incressing, Wokrn Kxowina.—~Ma W. H, Lake City, Fla, taken with a severe Cold, attened with Mow gan, merchant, a disttressing Cough and running into | in its firstatages, Ho tried many so-called popular cough vemedies | Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in breathing and | Finally tries Dr. | King's New Discovery for Consumption and found and after imediate relief, wind bim- self well and has bad no return of the disease, dozen bottles | No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures, as Dr. King's | New discoveay far ( msumptioon Guar- do jpst what is claicaed for Zellen & Son's anteed to | ordey it.=~Trial bottie free at Drug Store. ] constitution of tee common weadih ~We going find the following paragraph | the be one got rounds said to How he it very ressonahis the ol papers : is lawyer in Heaven, there is not njectured, and he is © toy, vhat passed himself off as sn editor and skipped in, | When be was discovered ithe angels | searched all the reslms of felicity in all | their length and breadth for another course, and therefore he held the for." | POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies strength and wholssotmenom the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test short weight, alam or A marvel of parity, hosphate powders. Sold only in cans BAKING POWDER OU, 100 Wall street, New York The oldest and best Institution for ob taining & Basiness Educstion. We have successfully prepared thousands of young men for the active duties of life. For Circulars addres, P. DUFF & SONS, Pittsburg, Ia. . Mason & Hamlin Organs and Pianos. Tho Canes Orn wu fra by Manso & he AE Ky dip a SEE Br ge + 4 Fee 2d ties. ; Ad ERS TS, ~Revaws Her Yourn.—Mrs, Nowbe lA | the provisions of th i Strike oud from section one, of article sight, the More sconomionl than | ROYAL | A most remarkable case of “faith cure” took place at Ghattamooga, Tenn. Mrs. W. 8. Jordon, wife of a well known minister of that city, who had been connved to her bed for a year and a half with “heart disease” anda complication of other troubles, was thoroughly cured, An emissary of Christiun science, from Boston, ar- rived in that city Saturday, the 34 inst., and a service of prayer was held at the bedside of the sick woman that night. The service lasted two hours when, to the astonishment of all pres- ent, Mre. Jordon asese from her bed unaided, dressed herself and started oubinto the street, She walked ten | #qpares before returniog home, Next | morning she arose srom her bed and, | a fier partaking of a. hearty breakfast [ went to church for the When she most first time io the friends LWO years, entered church her intimate gould not believe their own eyes, al- | hough they saw her. The affair has the wild | ereated a decided sensation in ss | eity, and her husband, who is with delight, says there is no use questioning “the faith” cure in future, the New Advertisements. N THE OBPHANS COURT OF CENTRE COUNTY In the matter of of Boges Wwenshap dl by said « f Thos The LRT shin anlate Taylor late reigned, make distribu bands of the Admintstrador sg th y entitisd th partion inleresied to perfor mitment, al is office in Bellelos 18th day of October bh time descared an logs anid Arnos Wi 1 N THR ORPHANS COURT OF CENTREOOUNTY In the matier of the Pastition Ym B , Inte fe The undurdgned, an Auditor appeonted Court “Ww take testimony, ascertain and repor against the real estate of deosdens’™ gives otios that be will atiend to appointment, on Batardey, Oct. let 1857, at 10 o™ a.m. 8 his office In Bellefonte. All parties in terest should appear and make thelr cinime C.P HEWES, Awditor MENDMENT To THE CORSTLICriun vn | posed to the cEaens of this Commonwealth their approval or rejection by the General Assembly | of the Commonwealth of Penney ivanie. Pabliched by A the Becrotnry of the Commonwealth, in pur suaaee of Article XY IH of the Constitution doit rescintion proposing ab amendinent to the of the Real Estate o { Forgusen lownshiy ot the duties of 3 { fot Baemiox 1. Be it resolved by the Renate and House of Representatives of the Commonwenith of Penney) wma in General Assemnlly met, That the Gllowing is proposed as an amendment of the constitution of Lhe common wenlth of Pennaviveania in sscordasce with & vightsonth article thersof AMENDMENT four qualifeations for vobery which reads ss follows “If twenlptwe yours of age or upwards he shall have pald within two years, 8 sale or county tax, which sball have boom seseesed at lose! two months, and paid at least one south bedere the election” wo that the section which reads as follows ; ‘Evry sale citinen, tepntyone oars of age, poe | semuing the following qualifostions, shall be entitled { 36 wvobe ut all elections i Pest He shall have boon a citizen of the United Focond. He ahinll have recifed in the sists cone year # ¥, having previogsiy been a qualified slattor or ne § Sve horn oitizas of the sists, he shall ve removed } therefrom and returned, then six month immediately i preceding the she tion Thind He sha ave Penided trict where he offer ng the If tweptv dw id d in the slection dis vole at jenst (eo months slnction, f age sha Hintely yreond warde, he yenrs a slate or county masesaed at jeans! two vate the ele f ‘ Tense : iw been ir a) paid with slum fave smal mended. 80 ae 10 read ke wa for Infants and Children. reCnatoria is wo well adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me." HA Awcwen, M.D, 111 Bo. Oxfesd B4., Brookiyn, XN, ¥. Castorin Colle, Conntipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, sod prowotes is Wihous ing Tus Crave Coxvany, 12 Fulton Street, N. TL: at honest prices, in the selection of his tailor. flees Dwell one Years shall f the set f age, pussoss. | be entithed to | tion districtof | s resident and not else | howing qosiifications, at the fing piace { which he shall at the Gime § where First Flateos al leas’ 17 i woud. Hes ¢ UH, having prevics Ho sha Lavy i¥ buoy # of the tives United ire all have rewided 12 the steals one Yoar won » qualified elector ot f the stale, he shall bave rer | tn and returned then six months) Immedi | ately preceding the slection Third, He shail have resided in the slection district 1 offer to vole al lenet thirty days im Jing the election. The legislature at f sext after the adoption of this se tion, shall, and from time to Lime (heronflor may, en- sot lawn to properly enforce this provision Fourth. Every male citivon of the age of twenty. ane rears, who shall have boon a citizen for thirty days and an inhabitant of this slate one year next | { preceding an election except at m anictpal elections, { and for Lhe last thirty 4 of the election distri 4in he may vote, shall be entit it t dis trict of which he shall at the time be 8 resident and sot sleswhere for all officers that mow are or here | after may be elected by the people : Provioen, That fa tigne of war 80 slector In the actus military eer | vies of the Btate or of the United Sates, in the army or navy thereof, shall be deprived of his vote, by rea sons of his absence from such «lection disbrict and the legislature shall have power to provide the | { suanner in which and the time and place at which | {| seh alwent oli otore may vote, and for the returm and | ! canvas of their votes in the election district in which | | they respectively roside Fifth. Por the purpose of voting, no person shall be deemed to have gained or lost a residence by reason of hie presence or stwence while employed in the ser. vies of the United States or the State, nor while en gaged in the navigation of the walters of the State or | of the high seas. nor while a student of any college | or seminary of learning, nor while kept at any alme- | | house or public institution, except the inmates 0 any | home for disabled and indigent soldiers and sailors {| who, for the purpose of voting, shall be deemed to i ronide in the slection district where sid home ie { focated. laws ahisil be made for ascartaining by proper proofs, the citizens who shall be entitled to the right of suffrage hereby setablished, A trae copy of the joint resolution CHARLES W. BTONE Secretary of the Commoanwerith, I EGAL NOTICE:=In The Or A shane’ Court of Contre County. Ta the matter of tive Estate of Theodore Gordon Inte of the borough of Bellafonte, said county, docwmsed, and the Betate of James D. Gordon, late of the same places, deceased, To W.L. Gorden, brother of the sald decsdents, You are hereby notified that I N Gorden, Aduiinistrs tor of Ko, of James DD. Gordon, deconsed has sresented his petition to the said Court praying that - may be permitted to become a party Yo 8 oettain pre ceeding for the specific por formance of 4 written contract entered into by and between the sid Theo, Gurdon, dedoased and the seid James DD, Gordon, deesnsed, Cyrus Godan, and TN, Gordon, and praying fora sywcific ¢ performance of mid contract | and the | court having ordered and directed a not y be given you by pahlication ones a werk for fom sicoosive veoerkes 10 two tewspapers pablished in Cetites contity prior to the 204 day of Angnd, A BD, 18%] mmmand ing Jou to appear belore the Orphans Oonet of Contre Oonnty on Me wdd last day motioned 0 mamwar the sald petition of the sad 1. KN. Gordon, Adniiniatentor of the eid James B Gordon, deerme, for specific pertormsnce If said contract snd show cutee If any you have, why a Sevres shoald not be toda for the spe ifie performance of the contrmet In sxid petition m stisned adosrding tothe trie Intent and meanlig therest of which futs yom will take Bullen, Atta tod thie 20th day of May, A. 1, T8sT, Onvie, Bowen & Onvis, Wo MILES WALK RR Attys, for Peuitioner July 9th 1887, od 4 mative born citizen . fod therely where he shall mediately procs thie arandon theres whi hb a vote at such slection in the alaction drop in snd see my stock, 'W. I. FLEMING, SEASON OF ISS7-'SS, W. 1. FLEMING, The Fashionable + MERCHANT TAILOR, < Has just returnen from the Fastérn eities ith a new stock of the Finest « Suitings - and = Overcoatings Ever brought to town. Workmanship the Best and<~ +-Prices Down to Rock Bottom Tork Guaranteed, wr AX Jere GOODS + AS + REPRESENTED. Special attention given to + CUTTING AND FITTING.:< NO NANCY PRICES FOR INFERIOR MATERIAL. The Largest and Best Stock in Ceniral Pennsylvania to Seloet from. 4 7 pay inflated pri f ui AR ; / psy inflated prices for a suit when you can get hooest goods A well dreesed gentleman i« a pleasure to look at, and every man in Centre county can be well-dressed if be is judicious Call and examine for yourself. sot task for me to show my goods and quote prices. povelties and at prices surprisingly Low. It is a pleas I bave the very latest Before buying a Suit or Overeont Crider's Block, DIAMOND 15-6m Bellefonte. and dealers in Gents Furnishing Goods, are now offering the greatest bar- gains in their line ever offered in Bellefonte. All the latest styles in neck wear, under- wear, handkerchiefs, gloves, hosiery and rovelties. We are determined not only to keep | Up With The Times but to be in advance. Old fogyism has been bavish- ed from our busi- ness and progress is our motto. Our tailoring de- partment is under the charge of one of the most experienc ed men in the trade, and All work is guaranteed to give satisfaction, and our prices defy competition, No trouble to show goods. Give us a call, S. U. THOMPSON, Allegheny St, Next door to Post Office, Bellefonte Pa. amr DMINISTRATORS NOTICE, Letters of administration having been grante! the state of James Ro Beaith, A Merchant Tailors, Carpet SCHREYER'S, | : | i | - THE House 1S Which bas just beeo filled with a complete line of of all widths, styles and prices. Linoleums, For Offices, Vestibules, Halls, Kite eps, &c. A tull line of CARPETS <+ Our Cutter Has No Superior | constantly on hand, as well as every: thing in the HOUSH-FURNISNING LINE. Rugs, Mats, &ec. Store No. 8, Bishop Street, Bello fonte, Pa.
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