Ble entre Democrat, THE UhNTRE iishe overy Flinrs ¥, P's DEMOCRAT is pub urniug, st Bellefonte, Centre CT RRME Cashin advance. -8 It wot paid in advance. A LIVE PAPER devoted to the interests 0 oe whole people Payments made within three months sdered in advance, No paper will be liscontinned untiiarrearagos are paid except ntoption oi publmhers Papers folug out of the wdy ¢ Any porson proouribg us tenoash present a cop) free otc hargs will Le con county must be paid Teed subseribers will Our extensive circulation maker this p paper AD uN weuslly reliabl, sod profitable medium for Yortising We have the mostample facilities for JOB WOR nd are prepared to print all kinds of Books, Tracts, rogrammes. Posters Uomme sroinl printing, &¢. Jin the tom style ana at the lowest possible rates All cdvartsements for a less teri than thremonths conts per line for the first three insertions, and § line for each additions: 'nsertion Special aotices une-half more Bditorir] notices 16 cents perline Locai Notions 10 cents por line, Aliberal discount ia made to personsadvertisingby quarter half year or yes: as ollows: SPACROCCUPIRED ines thin LYFE) mmr or b inches)... 10 inches) 20 loches «(35186100 Foreign advertisements must be paid for before in Sertion, except on yearly contracts, when half-yearly payments’ 1 advance will be required, Poutricas Novices, 16 cents per line sach insertion, Nothing inserted for less t than 50 cents, Bosivess Norions io the editorial columns, 15 cents er line. aach insertion, DIRECTORY. DISTRICT AND COUNTY OPFIORRE. Congress, Hon. J¥o. Parton, * Bate Senator, Hon, W, W. Berrs, Clearfield. Bopresentatives, Hon. J, A. Woopward, Hon. L. Ruoxs. Pr sident Judge é0th Dist, Centre and Muntingdon Hon. A. 0. Fuss, Bellefonte. Ascociste Judges, Hon. C. Musson Hon. Daxizs Roads, County Commissioners, Jxo. C. Hexozasow, Jxo, D. Deck, M.D. Fusun, Commissioners’ Clerk, Martens, Bheriff, Ros'y Cook, Ju. Deputy Sheriff, R. K. Witsox. Prothonotary, L A. Scmasrysa. Treasurer, Crave Goss. Register and Clerk Orphans’ Court, Jwo. A. Rove, Recorder, Iwo. F, Hanvan, Deputy Recorder, Will Perlatine, District Attorney, J. 0. Mevsa. Coroner, Dr. H. K. Hor, Qounty Detective, Cap't A. Murray, LODGES, Bellefonte Lodge No. 308, A. Y. M., meets on Tues Ay 1 ght on or before every full moon. Belie o Obanter No. 341, meets on the frst Fri oy night of every month. Oenstans Commandery No. 33 K.T., on the second t of every month. Centre No 138, 1. ©. 0. 7. mest avery Thurs Sug avuuiag aa 1 slash an 1.0. 0. 7. Hall, opposite gry Rbeasipinant Xa. 72, meets the second and fourth Monda each mouth in the Hall op- posite the Bush Been Honss. Bellefonte Council No. 270, « of U. A.M. meets every Toseday evening in Bush Arcade, Logan Branch Connell No. 141, Junior Order U. A ‘M. meets every Friday svening, Bellefonte Conclave No. 111.1. 0. H. meets in Har als’ Now Building the second snd fourth Friday eve aing of sach month, Bellatonte Pencibles Co, “B" Sth Reg. NX. G0. PF neets in Armory Hall every Friday evening. fl aad EN IPSN PPA AAP CHURCHES. Presbyterian, Howard street. Rev, W Pastor ioe Aericts san futiag ae 10] Jas rr Bry day at 130 7.307 M. EB Church, Howsrd and wm. Lesarie Mand? » wn Prayer eat. Rev. D. 8¢. Johan's Protestant ig Oburch, Lamb and Allegheny streets, Rev Oswald Davie, Rector, Bervices every Sanday - "1030 AN snd Tr. x Prayer Meeting Wednesday and Friday evenings. Bt. John's Romans Catholic, Bast Bishop Street, Rev P. McArdle Pastor. Mass af § snd services 1630 4. x. oud Tron Reformed, Linn and Spring streets, Rev. W. HH gales Pastor, Services ev ry Sunday at 10-30 4. =. wu, Sonday Schosl at 230 r. X. Prager Meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30, Lutheran, Pastor Services every Sunday at 1630 « ww. and 7 » ®. Sunday School st 390 », Mm. Prayer Meeting at T-30 Wednesday evening. United Brethern, High snd Thomas Streets, Rev Wertman. Pastor, Services every other Sunday st 1030 a. wand 7 rx. Sanday School at § 4. mn. Pray or Mooting Wodnesday st 7-30 9. un, A.M.E Church, West High Street, Rev. Norris, Pastor. Bervices every Sunday morning and evening Y.M. CO A, Spring and High Streets. Gehersl Mesting and Services Sunday at 4 » w. Library and Reading Room open from 8 A. x. to 10 r. x, daily Ixpiaxarorss, Ind, March 9.-— The state convention of the union labor party was held here yesterday. The platform adopted at Cincinnati a year ago was reaffirmed, aod the fol. lowing ticket was nominated : Gov. J. B: Milroy, Carroll; lieutenant Gov. 8. F. White, Marion; secretary of state, A. C, Geyer, St. Joseph; audi- tor, John P. Hanegan, Tippecanoe; treasurer, B. F. Doll, Bartholmew; clerk of supreme court, J. C. Smith, White; and superintendent of public instruction, A. J. Johnson, Vermil- lion. There were about two hundred and fifty delegates in attendance, representing about one-third of the counties in the state, ——————— A Wreck on the Reading. Reavrwa, March 11.—A wreck took place on the Reading railroad pear Royersford last nigh. A freight ir nan iota truck which had bh sAstached from a con! oar of a which bad provioney passed v rd. The vo glue was throws wo dw sl ow ond al ree Anier of cars v lorie Ler high, wus Kilwa ARvaan, Was oe . TEE LL Joa do ek wl ora “ i) =e Vhile en. this mores aes & Coren Doan pa wt Keliy @ D uve vm badly burt eseoRG J apo Bast High street, Rov. Chas. T. Steck, | oe . { bull imitating » fox, SALE REGISTER. AAR PSNI NE ENP INL INS AISNE SS Punic SaLk~On Prday, March 16th 888, on Boalshure pike, (Valentine farm) residence of Thomas Frazier, Horses, Cattle, Hogs and all Firming fmplements, About Prominent People. Robert Bonoer is an Irishman, Joseph Pulitzer is a Hungarian, and Whitelsw Reid 1s a native of the Buckeye state. Dr. John Hall, the “most fashion able minister in New York, is a Scoteh-Irishman, but has no trace of the Scotch accent. Mrs. Cleveland is said to have such a good mewory for faces that she in- variably detects people who try to get presentod to her twice on the same eveuing. Justice Miller, of the Supreme court of the United States, has a fine house ; {on Massachuseits aveoue, in Wash. ington, where he holds most enjoyable evening receptions. Charles H. Litchman, general sec- retary of the Knights of Labor, is a man of 39 years of age, has an intel lectual cast of countenance, a high forehead, a dark piercing eye, set off with eye glasses, and dresees mouest. ly in black Prince Albert and suit to match. EE Sax Remo, March 8.—Bulletins concerning the condition of the crown prince will henceforth be issued only on alternate days. The crown prince passed a good day. He is much dis- tressed over the news from Berlin. ole m——— The Sullivan-Mitehell Fight Cmaxriivy, March 11.—The fight be. tween Sullivan and Mitchell ended in a draw. They fought thirty-nine rounds lasting three hours and eleven min. utes. Mitchell improved at the finish, but the referee declared a draw, The result was a complete surprise to every one, especially to Mitchell. Pony Moore, Mitchell's father-in-law, was wild with delight when the draw was declared. He threw his arms around Mitchell's neck and kissed him. Mitch- oll was all over smiles despite bunged eyes and swollen temples. He is » great man forever, and deserves the greatest credit. His trincoph is unde- niable, and be showed abundant pluck. It is impossible to understand bow Sul- livan can recover from the injury to his reputation. His defeat is due above all all to his folly in altering his style of fighting, replacing with esution and di- plomacy the daring slugger which made him always victor in a few rounds, He began by being cautious, playing thus into Mitchell's hands, and kept it up until a driviog rin and exposure bad set him trembling and robbed him of the vitality necessary to send his sledge-hammer like blows, ing the fight he could eerinaly bave won on his old tactics by pressing his man, but be did not do so, fearing ap- parently to lay himself open and une willing to take any risks, No greater change could be imagined, It wa«.n Toward the end of the fight Sullivan's friends saw the mistake and urged him to go in and finish; but it was then too late, for Sul- livan no longer had energy in him, -— MirrListTows, Pa, March 13 On Sonday moroing at 2 o'clock George Mitchell, of Milford township, Twice du-« y | this county, was killed by the cars at the station crossing in Paterson. The facts are that be and his brother had been to see two young ladies and met at the station to go home, about a mile and a half from Paterson, sad to do this in as short time as possible they sought to get on the cabin of a passiog east bound freight train. As they stood waiting for it to reach them the western express came thun- dering along and struck George, knocking him under the freight train by which he was cut in twain. The brother was so close to the express that the engine struck his coat and for the moment dazed him. When he straightened np he mised his brother but soon saw his feet sticking from under the passing train. Thinking to save his life or keep him from muti- Istion he caught the feet and drew ouly the lower balf from beneath the train. He was horribly cut up. Another added to the long list of warnings, but it will not be heeded. Lawcasten, March 13~The ex. press on the Peareylvasia railroad due here at wi yesterday morning arrived here r noon to-day, hav. ing been over thirty hours on the road. Last was spent at Leamon Place. Four engines were unable to the snow drifts wich in many were filicen to wig hi 3 and 100 long. roads in this county are all on 0 fields be’ ing nwsed exclusively for what little bu will prob idly recover, travel there is. Travel has been railroad, yards [she would do nothing wrong, and Manganese Ore. THE DISCOVERY OF VALUABLE DEPOS- | 178 IN HUNTINGTON COUNTY, Husrivarox, Pa., March 9.—Con- siderable interest is being manifested by the resident farmers and others in the recent discovery of valuable des posits of manganese iron ore, found on what is known as the Carother’s tract of land in Hill valley, in the lower end of this county. The discovery was made about six months ago by Jacob Zillius, a Ger map winerologist of this place, who bas acquired considerable distinction in bis avocation. At the time of his discovery Mr. Zillius set about obtain. ing leases from the owners of the pro- perty with the view of developing the resources of the land himself, but, finding later that the enterprise would require more capital than he could conveniently subscribe, he floally de: termined to solicit assistance, and se: cured the aid of Harry A. Coyle, of Logan, and F. B. McCabe, of Lewis. town. The deposit is certainly a very valuable one inasmuch as $10,000 cash was offered for the lease, but the Huotiogton sod Mifflin county parties preferred rather to uncover the hid: den wealth of their find themselves. To the Tribune correspondent t» day Mr. Zillius said that three very valuable veins of the ore have already been found on the tract, The princi; pal one lies about thirty feet from the surface, is remarkably uniform in all particulars and measures twelve feet in dismeter. The pext largest eleven feet in diameter, also of sur: prising uniformity and situsted at a less depth fiom the surface. The third vein is located within a distance of seven miles from the others, but this at present is controlled solely by Mr. Zillius. This is probably the most valuable deposit, though in fact the smallest in extent, as the diame ter of this vain of ore is but five feet This is said by Mr. Zillias to consist wholly of pure manganese and to bear s remarkably striking resemblance to the famous manganese ore found in the Lake SBaperior region, sad which enters largely in the composition and manufacture of Bessemer steel. Heretofore the produccers of this importaot article have been depen. dent on the supply of imported mags- nese from Eogland sod the island of Cuba, but if the anticipations of the promoters of this local enterprise shall be realized so far as the supply of their product is concerned, there will be oo difficulty hereafter in pro- coring in this country a suitable sab | stitute for the imported ores required | io the maoufacture of Bessemer steel. It is expected that when the new and | hopeless cases have been permanently cured, | shall be giad to send two bottles {dy PRER 10 any of your readers who have con « sumption {f [hey will send me their express | and whi CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED, To Tax Eprron- Please inform your read. ers that | have a positive remedy for the shove named disease, By its timely use thousands of of ty remes- and post office address, Respectfully, T. A SLOUUM, M. C,, 18] Pearl st, New York, A Sensible Man Would use Throat und Lunges, Kemp's Balsam for the It olds, IH Curing more Asthma, By chitis, Croup and all Throst and Troubles, than any other medicine, The proprietor has sotborized any druggist to give you a Bottle merits of ouses of Coughs, ( mn Lung Sample Free, to convince you of the this grea: remedy. Price 50 cents and -— ~Knglish Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Boft, or Calloused Lumps and Blood Bpavin Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stifles Sprains, Ete, Warrant- Blemishes from horses, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, Save $50 by use of one bottle, Bold by F, Potts Green, Druggist, B-44-1y. ed, Jollafonte Pa, -_— Bronx's Auxica Savve, ~The Best Balve inthe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblaint Corns, and sil skin eraptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac | tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents | per box. For saleby J. ZeiLier & Sox, ———————— -> ———— ITCHING PILES, Hrsrrome Moleture intetey | and sling. ing, moet sf night; worse by sets if allowed tw continue tumors form, which often bieed and uloarste, becom ing ate. Swarnt's inreery ing. heals uloeration, and tumors, 11 Is sqnal off us In curing ry Skin Diseases, I) EWAYNE & BON, Plulisdelphia. WATHE'S Iw rMENT oan obtained of droggiste, by mall for 8 Cents. -— Some Foolish People, Allow a cough to run until it gets be. yond the reach of medicine. They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in mowt cases it wears them away, Could they be induced to try the successful medicine eslled Kemp,» Baleam, which we sell on a positive guarsnlee to cure, they would immediately see the excel- lent effect after taking the frst dose. Price 50 osats and $1. Trial size free at all Draggata. ra —— The Homilest Man in Bellefonte. As well ss the bavdsomest and others are invited to call on and get free a trial bottl» of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat sod Lungs, a remedy that is selling en- tirely upon its merits and is guaranteed to cure and relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con- sumption. Price 50 cents and ~Baacs or.—~You are feeling de pressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered |with Headache, your are fidgetty, nervous and §soaTaly out of sorts, and want to brace up. race up, but not with stimulants, spring medi. cines, or bitters, which bave for their basis v cheap, bad whiskey, and stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in a worse condition than before. What you wantlis an an alternative that will purify your ——— improved machinery is sdded the total wiput of the mines will exceed two | hondred tons of ore per day. It is | stated by Mr. Zillius that the fioer | ols required for the work as well as some of the machioery, is now being manufactured from the refined ore | taken from the mines of the company. | Several of the leading iron and steel works, includiog those of Johnstown Pittsburgh aod oth manafacturiog | polots, have tested the ore and have | found it to be of a very superior | character, and capitally adapted to the manufacture of the highest quali. ty of iron and steel. wg Wasmarox, March 9 ~The post- master general has appointed the fol lowing named forth-class postmasters: D. M. Clemson, Benore, Pa; F. M. Stevenson, Clarion, Pa; John M. Vanhorn, Mench, Pa; C. 8. Hender- shot, Meyersburg, Pa. i——bao— Cuicaco, March 9.-—~Miss Josie McCullen committed suicide this morning in Mrs. Cobb's manicure establishment, The developments at the inquest were of a sensational character. The suicide was in pur- suance with an agreement made with William L. Haroett, who shot him. self io a bath tab yesterday. The suicides were to take place simultane. ously at 7 o'clock last evening. While Miss MoCullen was eugaged on a lady's hand about that hour she received a note from Hartnett, Degto- ning : “My own, own darling,” “and toiling her of his suicide, She wold a neighbor in the same business, Mes. Ruperts, the whole sitaation, but was prevailed upon to promise ber that blood, start bealthy action of liver and Kit neys, restore your vitality, and | give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will fiind in Elee- | tric Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottle at J. Zeller & Son's Drug Store. ~Tarik seaxess wooninc,— Probably | | no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at J. Zeller & Son's | ™ Drug Store as. their giving away to | their customers of 90 many free trial | bottles of Dr. King's New Diccouery for { Consumption, Their trade is simply | | enormous in this very valuable article | from the fact that it always cures and and never disappoints, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, throat and lung diseases quickly cured. | You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free. large size $1. Every bottle warranted, - ne — w—- - Wasmisorox, March 9. —To-day's session of the house was entirely de voted to the further consideration of the omnibus war claim bill coming over from last Friday, This evening's sessing was held for the consideration of pension bills. pn Loxvox, March 8.—~Charlie Mitoh- ell, accompanied by Ooey Moore, Baronets, Holsk, and fourteen others, left Loudon at 11 o'clock this morn. ing for France, where it is supposed the fight between Mitchell and gulli- van and will take place Mitchell said before leaving that he did not know whether he would win, but he was quite sure he would be able tr show that Sullivan wes not the fistic wonder that Americans thought. Jem Smith missed the train and will follow the party on a later one, Ibis wsighifigant fact that wo and | dewctives who had been following that she “would be in that room in the morning.” Harnett was a married Sullivan left Bolougne yesterday evening for the piace where the two men and the woman was ono a lo met domestic in his family. fighters 10 meet, Croup, and aly | ] yards bong, 1 00 per pair sod heir Sends ney cnpreved | Haxaissuns, March 9. ~The mer iug of the brigade and regimental | spection of rifls practice of the Naty al Gasrd of Pennsylvania wus bo 1 Lis city to-night, Mt, Gretos w selected for the state riffle range was also ngeed 1o adopt every meth 0 encourage marksmanship wo guard, A range will be establish for every com any io order to perm thom to commence practice on first of May, meni —— Mixxearoris, March Jouroal’s Mitchell, Dak., special say A fire broke out in the Methodi University at 3 o'clook this morni from spontaneous combustion of oi 9, ~=T room. There wer forty inmates, including the facult students and servants. All but escaped without trouble. Four youn, second rags in the oil ie men jumped from the BLOT windows, Four others and a professor Jumped from the third story and an~- other professor descended from the roof by the aid of clothes lines. Mor. ton Pitcher died from his injuries and Professor R. H. Taylor will probab'y die. Legal Advertisements. hplieation for Charter, N THE COURT OE COMMON PLEAS OF CEATRE COUNTY. Eotios is hereby given that an application will be made to Hon, A. 0 First. President Judge of said Oourt, st Chambers on Friday the 230d day of Maech, 1868, under an Act of Assesnid y of the Commonwealth of Penna. sotitied “an Act w provide for the incor poration and regulation of certain Oorporstions™ wp proved April 207 1¥I4, sad the supplements thers to, for the charter of aa Intended corporation to be called “Bellefonte Mand.” ihe character snd oldest whereof is to promote snd cultivate the Science of mesic and practiciag sad performing iastermental move, and for theses purposes 10 have, snd efor sll the rights, benefits and privileges of the wid Act of sesemobly and (te supplements wait La C. MEYER, Solicitor. u ni rXECU TORS’ » NOTICE Letters signed on the setate of Mary Garbrick, late of Walker 4 of exsoution having been granted to the under had BHOWERS DITOR'S NOTICE ~The un- U AUDIT on sediter oied 0 make dis Foto soy a Aeth. of bie ap on M the 2003 - AD IME at hie ofice | in Bel o'clock om, of said day, when interested can stiend or clniming any part of said fond. wn DP ¥ FORTNEY, Asditor UDITORS NOTICE—The Aoditore appointed by the Orphans Oourt of grid oe ry ot 10 o'clock a mn, of said day LACE CURTAIN SALE! Wo have now on syle our and all grades of Lace ( importation: we have yet brought out. The goods ve all been well and carefully bought, the designe | snd patterns are all pew and the very latest no old | styles the prices which were put on what goods were | enrvied over, proved at ractive ssough to move them fast and they are gone. Only well made and relisbie | gowds are bandie | by us, the slagunt patterns at mod arate prices st which we are offering the goods thie season. will certainly make this sale very interesting | $0 every housekeeper In rearranging the furaishment of your home, it eompiote Yine of all makes uriaine. The most extensive | may be of interest 0 you also Io know that we have a complete stock of everything in Upholstery line, large ssortment of Nottingham Curtains 3% Inches wide, 30 inches long with taped edges, st 60 cents por pir Nottingham Taped Bdge Curtain, 4 inches wide, 3 $1.25 and Baume goods 00 fuches wide, 304 yards ) «0,88 wo, Jr Tt Special aloes at 02 00, Mu Ke 00 per pabr, Extenvive assortment of Bootch Guipure, Bwim Ap. plique, Irish Point and real lace curtsios up to $100.00 go Le by mall receive sttsntion. We will send 3 or § pairs with privilege of examination and selection, and will pay expressage back on goods not k ad question you oan get now from this stock pods hi valoes 10 davand'anywhatn: This will in your PAN oe # in our attire, Spring New importations arriving daily of SILKS, PONGEES, FORRIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS FRENCH AND DOMESTIC SATINES, Anderson's Ginghams, &c. EXTENSIVE $T00K OF BEADED WRAPS For Spring Jackets, Suits, Ele. OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FOR SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON ti sod will a i Nh mow putting on helt BOGGS ¢ BUHL, & 115, 17, 19, 121 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY, PA. Absolutely Pure, Thin powder never varies trength and whois eoonomionl Char ix ordinary Kinds, an A t Le wold th the multitudes of ow bhosphate powders Mo) i" IAKING POWDER OO A marvel of purity EEE O10 More tm petition wt short we hry en or My 8 cane BOYAL TOE Wall street, Now York ‘SHADELAND' =: Pare Bred Live Stock Establish: Window Shades, AND FIXTURES, = | Painting and Paper Hanging A SPECIALTY AT S. H.WILLIAMS’ 46 HIGH ST, BELLEFONTE, PA. The Ty Stock of Wall Paper ever brought 19 this town st priom lower than ever before. BROWN BACKS 7 GRAY BACKS Be, PATENT BACKS 10e, WHirk BAUKS 12¢ SATINS and MICAS at 12 GOLD irom 15¢ to 45¢ Embossed GOLDS and FLOCKS from 46c to $1 76 inge COLOR BORDERS, 6 band 12, 5 band 16c, 4 band 26¢, 3 band 86c,2 bands 4be, 1 band $100 w22 BO GOLD EMBOSSED BORDERS 5 band 2be, 4 band 26¢, 8 band 45¢, 2 band 45¢ 1 band $1 00 w $2 0 Special Prices for Furnishing Paper on the e Wall. A FU LL LINE ( OF WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES. Can Put Them Up at Short Notice. We have good painters and paper bang - ers constantly in our employ. Are pre pared to execute jobs quick and in & work. man-like manoer, Telephone Connection: Call and examine our stock. 8. H. WILLIAMS. SEA WONDERS exist In thousands of DEP: Bubats Spat hi) Ths mat tilnt 104m ~We are now prepared (0 do all kinds of plain and fancy JOB PRINTING and BOOK BINDING. All work warranted, and satisfaction guaranteed, BLANK BOOKS oi all descriptions made to order, and all kinds of papers magazines nod odicles bound in the best syle and for the least mosey. Call at the Cuaxrax Daxocnar and ses for yours | Rich] pi yo Bo Thal will sot tele ham on ownd eeniles, The SRI A lpi ng phn Bllaetrion « par Maiel o rt Wee ant sin mow mmking wversl Bate 6 monlh ye FER heres ey Wane REWARDED are those whe red thi wold They aot they wil And hon site
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