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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-21
&atbDIifebe Snbianer W1tiffp:
1tett.

9oeben fam uns bas erfe 9eft Der ~ NJ
Der &atbo1tfGen Sn
btaner SD tfoneu" pon @af6tns.
ton. .. s. gu, aus bsfen t%ntereFantem SIN
battle it& eretebt, bab 3ur S6rberuns btefer
@tflonen In Der 8unbesSauptfabt etn et.
genes Bureau bsfett.
Dtefe Mnnalen, wel6e bic t1~nterflsung
gang Defenders pom 9ette Der @laubensse.
nonen perbtenen, fnb per 9eft 3u 10 Gents
cber ~ 81 bas 6unbert pom fattcltihen
Mtitcns'8 Bureau anter Der @brefe 8. 9. go
@af6tnstOn. .. s. 81 be3teben. 1eber ben
uriprun9 bes Bureaus pirb foleenbes NIT.
setbeilt:
Ole int Sabre 1870 BON Der &esteruns
bas neue gerfabren essen bic Snbiansr etn.
selsttet wurbe, fnb o&t Gssntursn pom
fatboltf4en Snbtanern unter bic Sci.
tuns Der 3tr&e sefeIt worben, aber att>
3~tetaufenb fattOltfue Snbtansr, bic iber
apetunbRebenats anbere M0enturen l~srfreut
waren. tpurben Der eetfltGen ute rueltltGsn
9ettuns perf&tebener YrotefanttiHsr &trGen
bes 2aabss unterfeat. Dtefe Srbnuns Der
Dinse p.risste bic 8tfGDfe. wsl&e Snotansr
inter ibrer Sbtut baben, In etne neue urb
f&ptsrtse Gage. Ste flblten fG p.rpft&.
tet. ben ttnen unterfetten Gsenturen bic
aufmertfamfe Tlrforse fur tbr 1ettlttes
eeben unb ewises @otl 3u3uwenben, beren
peltltte, fttltGe unb setfise SntereGsn
n%atr5unebn1en unb aud bic @eubefetrten
Dor ben S6ttnsen unb Eanfrtfen tener
protefanttfGen BstenntntGe gu bspabren,
uelHen tie unterHsGt waren. Gs fe1te fiH
fofcrt beraus, ba6 bic perfOnltGen uno unpr'
gantfrten B%emltuneen ntGt senisen, uu
ben Rsubefetrten tore &e&te gu fi6srn, unO
ea In Der gsretntsuns bic Stdrfe berubt. 10
fam man babtn ibsretn, baB eth 3ate aus
gsudblt unb aneeteat werbe, UNI ale Nssnt
tn @afttnstOn 3u banbeln uno fe bet Der
&esteruns In alien ienen Vuntten 3a psrtre'
ten, ruelHe bic Snterefen Der fatbOltiHen
Snbtansr berItren. Dorunl bat quo Der
3srr Gr,btfHof RON Baltimore ben General
Gbarlss Gwins au tprem &senteu uno COM
rntddr btftmmt.
Da man sur GtaE&t seIanets, baB ote
Dtenfe etnes @stflt4sn, pelGer ale Sn'
Dtansr.R tfFOndr rei<&e Grfabrunsen be-
lst, 3u etner prafttfGen uab verfdnbntbrOl'
len Musfatruns bss Dsrtes abfOlut MOTH
uenbts (et. 70 FGsrte fG Der GOmmtGdr.
NIT @uttsteuns bss ndmlt&sn bo&w'fen
6errn Grabtf&ofes, ben 8etfanb etnes fol-
Den @etftt&en. Nu&Dsut Der Danasn,gsr.
eta fur bic tattolfGen SnbtansrmtffOneu
Orsan,Frt mar, bur& wel&sn srSbsre @slb'
fummeu benz Bureau suftebeu, ernannts
Der Serr er3btfaOf BON Baltimore, auf gsr'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-21
Seffeuerun8 Der Scbnl8ater.

Die 8efeueruns futboIif&er S&u-
len 1T 8esenwdrtts @~eeenfanb zines
prO3efes III @ispsIanO, Obio, Der ne,
gen ietner Bepeutun8 augemftne Nuf'
aerflamfeit 'rrset. Sc Bot bamit fol-
aenpe Sewonotntb 8et Ger IeSten
Steuerumlase wurDe ldmmtliGes 81.
eentbum Der fatbOltf6rn S&ulen, bas
auf ben Nauen pss 8I&ofs @tls
u,our einaetrusen III. ouf pte Steunlife
seisBt unp Der esBtsre uufssforoert cine
Steuer pom $4.207.89 au %bs;abIsn.
Der Btlhof reieerte t6, cas su tbun
uno beantraste beim Common Rleas
@sri&t etne Sniunciion, ra1 reI&er
Der County SdaBmeifer peItou uers
btncert we.pen lOute. btefs Stsuer ein.
sufaifreu. Sn ietner Petition ma@t
Der 8il&Cf eeltenb. oa6 COS 0runcet'
sentbum fir ~wObItbdtise 3wede per-
wenbet nitro unD oae CT rur Elm 0ers
ualtsr bsFelbsn 1T. Die S1ulen ieisn
ben 9tnbera pom 9otboltfsn uno Nidt-
4atbcliten In 9Ietder @etie seSfnet
unb oeebaIb fsiner BsReueruns untsr'
purfen. Der prOseB fam am Sau,s
flag Dor 3t&ter SOnss CUR gsrbaue'
lung ur,o rrurbe an btelsnt Sage iur
8il@cf @tlmour als 3euse osrrionts
men. Deritlbe iaste aus. Dab ct eas
tn Grase fsbsnbe G%tsentbuna i.t@t
tenne, aber rpi1e. boe IS fur S&uls
alreGe benifRt merbe.
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8I@ertiid.
Gin lteneS Nracbt @erf.

ecsbsn erbtslten mir BON Der Strma
8en3tscr Brothers bas srte Self
bss tn tbren, gerlas erfGetnenssn neuen
pra&t9teferunsse 8erfes:
@Dma
Die DenfmoIeb drift
lt1en uno beS betbntfhen
&om IN Dort unit Bib. 8on P.
albert Rubn, O. S. B. Drcfefor
Der Aeifbettf unD fIalfl&en 9iteratur.
Wlit $50 3auaratiOnen.
Die du5ere ausfattuns btefes gra6t.eie.
ferunas'Bertes BON 4SO eetten I'm TOrmate
Sss SrOipsttss tt In febsr 8%sstetuns etns
n'uifersultise. sc tt auf f9werem Gurus.
Yapter NIT nsusr m%ittslerOeer e&rift sc.
crudt, NIT $50 bsaen 5Ol3fGntttsn ret& ilu'
Itrirt un6 entbdlt auberbem bier ~bcppslftt-
ttse Gini6altbtlber. nebR ftinsnt gOrtratt
bee beilisen gaters Wtus TX. ais Sttelbtlb.
I'm bic Inl&afuna btefss f6Onfsn Ia.
tbOtiihen 8ausf&apss Sebermann su CT.
mDst:Gen, rtrc ale bret @O6en etne 2iese.
rung aussesebeu unb eriGtint bas SOIfdn,
Dtse Bsrt In 20 e%teferunsen gum Yretfe BON
nur 40 Gsnts per Gteftruns.
Ms Yrdnte gratis (otne iete NaGsat.
l4ns) erbdlt iebsr &bcnuent In Carton.
&cae gut uerpaft elm neues wunberbar fG6.
mes OslflrbenOrnd. Bib. (Stete rlmf&las
Sette ~ .Rarta Don ben Gnseln," 273
3O1 bod unb 20 3ot brett, mad benz Sc
mdlDe, rrrl&es bic 6austapele bes bc&felt.
gen Cardinals Mntcneat tn &Out 3itrte.
8aum bcben F9 bic pom Der Strnaa Sc.
briesr gen3iser terassseSebenen betben
Vra&twerfe ,Das 2eten Sefu ..unb @arta"
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/ 8ticbpf W. g. ppr, &etteler

Der telegraph brtuSt rte ErausrbOts
l6afL baS Der bo6w'ae berr Wtlbelut
gmmarueI, Greibfrr BON Tsttsler, BIZ
i&Cf ron MatnE ON IS. Suit na@
fdwerem eetpen esfOrben 1T.
Die falboltlbe Str6e uno telonberS
bic Rotboltfen in Deutl6lanb erIstpen
einen lebr I6wersn @srluf pur6 ben
500 bislss Sbsrbtrtsn, welder als ibr
trsuer 6Ibrer In auen geprdneniGen
f~dlenfsff on ibrer SpiBe ffunp. 3n
ether fOIesnpen Drummer perpen mir
&usfibrItGerts uber ben 8srewteten
brtneen. R. I. P.
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(Gtneefanbt.)
Nrimi5 In SDrbam.

Serbian. Septt Co., IL. Sult 1877.
9teber @anterer!
SIM S~croantbaIe rrare1t MIR '}euee
elmer EDIT tutbpltl6en Gefli6fstt. wie
MIR le nur leItsn, 3umal in btetacr Sc
asnD. III beseben 0eIessnbsit baben.
@ar rod Der beutiee Tag etn Greupens
tae einsis In lsiner Art! Gtn ianssr
pr,efsr erlGien gum rfsn MaIe om
NItare REG perm, um pos ercse Spfer
bse nsuen Bunpes par3ubrtuacn. SIN
8ewuelGstn Ger erbabenen G.terlibtstt
btelsS %Aussnblids orduste cine Rrcee
MaHe Bottles fi6 ~suiammsn uno fiute
o~OllfdnDtB pie Ndume Der 3u pieiem
3pede ouf cas- Geflt@fe aussel6mdd.
ten atrHe. Dtslss NOR um 10 mebr
etn Spfer fur pte GARNER, als rte peus
ernie 9ssenwdrtte pteIe 3eute bel6dfti9t
nnD fe DssbaIb faum eiuen Wcdsntas
entbebren fonnten.
Ter Yrimi3tant nor Der ho6w. bsrr
OCbn &eter, grbuIti9 aus Daoerbcrn
In @sffalen, Ger alien fsietaen 2elern
bes vNanprsr" als Der 0nfaGsr ee>
btseener Nrt,feI, ~beloncerS auh rer
4bbanplane "Sein Wenl6enwert" be>
tannt eewOrpen 1T. Sieben prtsfers
Ithe S5tue Der rOtben @roe fanrsn
ibrsm juussn WttbruOer au Alture cur
Sstte. ndmIt@ bic bo@w. Circumference
8dter P. prdles @uGa6tus, P. AIDD
fus, P. @afmtr, P. 3ufnus unD P,
WencsIin. Dte bU@w. 6errn 8. Nieles
ler uno @Ottf. Vraun. NuBerrem
rrsilrsn TN Sanctuarium ete bohp.
9ssrn u. October uno 5. Sort. Das
3spttsn : Nmt beeann UNI 10 ubr,
Wdbrenp peelrlben purpen s1t firh
li6e I'm @eile bes Gdeiltens 8eretne
sebaItene @sfanee DOrsarueeu. Dsl
esibte Wdnner6Or Der @smetnpe fang
untsr Der oOrtnfaidsn 2ettuuB letnee
ahtbaren eebrers pie 1&6ne Me6e pOn
Sob. S&petBsr; oielelbe maGte gros
zen @tnCIud. belonoers auf ZEN iungeu
Yrtmistanien, otIIen QiebltnssmeGe ed
NOR =; Mot mtnrer pas I6wuneuOut
Tatum ergo pom 0itt unD Gas l6bne
lebr onrdbnS oorSetrasene ,,Pie Peli'
cane
pie. lst tie Semertuns eeiattet, oaf
ia Der 1bat Der sreaorianilde 8irhen.
aelane psm tatbOltlGrn 0er3sn am 8e,
fen eatprtht vaB caber Der @dcilien.
0eretn, pel&er ft@ bic cole Nufsobe &C.
feut bat renlslben ~ f5rcern, 3u Der.
brelen, uno in letnem @eife 3u arbei
ten, pts trdfttsfe uuterfdBuns in isos
8esiebun9 perDtent.
DIE 6snpreOist btslt bo@w. z. Hu
fnus. N~ueeebenD pom ben l@buel
@Ortsn esY5IterapOfels ,.Gtn S@au
iptel Inp ptr eeworren cen &nBsll
unO Wenl&sn," felte ct uns Il
l&wuusrOlsr Spra&e bic erbabsn
W1rre OsS prisfsrtbums Dor. Y
oeutste tnsbslonpere barauf bin, rrte be
yrteter etne erbabene Ma@t belize Il
Dem bsiltssn MssOpfsr uno i'm Safra
mente Der Buse.
9ta% Dem 0O@amte uurce Der &c
gen NIT Gem bO&w. SUITE eeeeben uni
tuu' S@luhs funO bas feterli&e T.
Deum fat.
81 Der GeRfeisr batten i& lslt|
Qeute auS BEN fernen 1oecnto uul
SbafCpse elneefunpeu. Mbae pie tie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-21

perfnlpft, uno NIT Nep. S6nieler
m5&ten MIR ale @ldubiaen bitten. fdr
ben neuasreibten Drtefer ,u betsn. oas
NIT er elm pabrsr Mrbeiter i'm Wein>
terse css 6errn rperrsn mSee.
q. q.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-21

empfuncene Grsupe oue Ibsilnebmsr
an Der l6Suen Gsffeier, mSee fe tins.
beIonpere ben boom. q. prtmtsianten
asts tealeiten cur& cas- sanse Gsben.
8.
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OiD3efan'& etreat.

Die sstflfdsn uebuneen pss boGw.
S!srus Der Gi6iele Ct. paul percen
am Montas Ntsno Den 20. @uauf III.
rem Nnfans nebmsn.
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Ser ct. 9luma Tramea Nereiu

Der bisftsen peuIi&en fatbolil&en 0e.
msinre miro am SOnntao Den 20.
Sail feiu patrOStntums sGst fsiern unO
wercen an otelsm Sage ote NitsIiepsr
be1elben pdbrenp pes um (iebsn ubr
frdb bestnnencen 6OGamtss eemstn,
fam bic bl. Communion empfaneen.
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1T. gnhu's Cullege.

ct. SDfepb ~. o., W1fnn.
rntr Der settans Der 8sn.btttin.r . Batter Der ate
ct. Gu6mtg ami See,
ssIsssn tn stuer.tr s~.fanbsRea ess.absn bs etaats
90
llnterrt&t unb 8etSatsuns per Sef1un
BON 5 Wrnaten. 80 90
@uft unb @ebrau& BET SnRrumeute
per SefFcu...".."...-.-"...--... is 90
9euasums bee Ytanus, per SsfFOn...- 500
acknowledgements. 500
1nterrt&t in @aIen pee SefTpn......-. 10 90
@ai&sn unb GItden......-.....".. 700
Gerteu3sit, psun TIA College ;usebra&k 80 90
Das s4atstlb ,e. mus ~aabettnst am aafans. elmer
tsben SefFsn s~srausbaaptt prbsn. Didtnis.n, BE BE.
fee 8tbtasans at4t satsrs4sn, batsn 10 present Satsr.
tHea ta taHlen.
Tim Ndberts atrtfFrs man
Rbt. &sh. aIerias GneIbrc6 abt, o. 8. B.
TrSFbex:.
81. Ssfsph .. a., etsaras 60. geinn.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08


est court OF 'N' '''''ss' government ''
The world
Human laws cannot "a, ''D'',''''" - .
''R'" . 'h'N may '"n'..' '"s '"'H 80
proven" W t"'''" ''''s' w., ''''
nave betrayed '"! ""'' ~ ''". .'' y.
be administered oy "U'r" 'S'''.,' , "
N'" nave 'h' corrupt s"'A', ~" .'
'oS' your laws may ''' "" ,, ',.', .'.
J"oEm'h" ''l~eN ",' !".' '"'7,
whore ''a 'h''''>' '' ''' N''"" WV
''ra'd. Bacon, ''' "'''.' '"' '''.''''
~ m"nN'nd, TOOK u'''''. w ''''''' .'
"''h one or Two 'A''p'''"s' Jus. '.'H
meo's, Hale a''h'"s" ,,''''"N ~ ~
the ''Ni' '"''' 'l 'i'm"'''' N'' was "'''"'
one '' 'h.' I"'s's. .,..
u"' Judge ~ our s1l ,''' ,, - -.
'"'', ounces I'' NV "''" 80. 49,, -.
arc ''",p'"'s"' '' ''' , ".''",''. -.
"'', '"'" having "'' l''''I'' l,L I ' 49,.
'"' u'"'' '' ".','''',' .'''" ,'s -
,''''N ''''' '' sue " ~. '' ''' al ..
Ism was nor "n'Ne'-'..-"' ''"." "''
trEEJty. Ny cvuaacuca WAS generous. P"'|
,-s,,,.. Yc3,yh,,nr in these men and ir.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

\ sense Of wrong pervaded the las. act
OF the doleful drama in Congress az o..
clock on Friday morning. We quote
from sn eye witness:
The last scenes were significant or The
doleful and uneasy feeling which has been
created by the contamination ofsuch a slu.
pcndous fraud As Ferry rose 70 an
noguce the result OF the bogus count q
voice on the Democratic side exclaimed ::
Come Democrats, ls. Us not remain 20
witness the coasumma,ion oC,hi. inamy.
Thereupon all but bakers dozen uf
Democrats withdrew. This moycmeu
which was spon.an'.as and wholly unoI-
pecied. evidently Disconnected Ferry. He
turned pale, but began in hrm voice 70
announce that Hayes had received a ma
jority OF all the votes cas-; for President
A voice in The lobby broke the stiffness
with an oath, and an exclamation You
Cd d-d liar Ferry voice ircmbled
hut he proceeded. and declared Hayes and
Wheeler duly elected. The same voice
broke IN With another oath, whereat Fer
~ glanced neryously over his shoulder,
instantly brough! MS prepared speech to a
close, and almost forgetting to hand
The gavel 20 Randall ia bis nervous appIe-
hension, hurried fromth Speaker chair
as though his guilty coascienceThad conjur.
Cd up countless shot guns leveled At biz
lead ou: Of the chamber No; symptom
OF applause greeted the announcement o
I the crime.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

There viii be some Eve or six week
court this month and neat commencing
with next Monday and 70 continue mex
| week. The jurors for drst week arc
Spring Jon Boyer. J r Alexander, \
Lucas, } Erklcy, h Rany.
PhiNptlurg- z ulyhuEur, Il Hudson.
| Walker NJ Shster, } Nixon.
Gregg Il II puucan, Nm Alexander
Jon Weaver
Pe,ter-l u ljng'c, ! Ned, rc,cr Jor.
don, VIM Eeycr Nm lohr
Rurn>jir-W White
Snowshoc-J Confer, ! Uaalc + h Bt.
BILE
/ Liberty II Bows
! Huston Uot
! RoggS-A Fc),-gr,
| Unlrnyille-F J Taylor.
| Uujou-P II Bush.
Haincs Al Hos,crmur, Il + Phillips.
/ 7 Harper,
| MilcS-lobn pcloag
Unton-BN Y Srshiu,
| COLLEGE, W Shucy.
Mariop-John Butlcr.
RolIetoate-I ParSon. \ NJ ANcIty.
Ftrcgson-Geo kcrch,jne.
Third Week, March.
Hsrris-D T Wcilaud, Nm Allen. T L
Slower.
FcrEgson-k Gardner \ + Clemson,
MI,,t,.- n y"l,,s.', ! St;.n = Sn''''''
Raers- 4 Zimmerman.
Spriur-Geo Young, Il Hoy.
hSiaes-S a'''hS'r '"''o "'.'' q I
,--IrIe, u Fle.,her
Walkcg-u McEryca, T + Rupert. L
Lesh. o,.
i,S.,....t'.-.,l S.'1 .',,.', ! -.
Uniaa-Jss A'e1su3er.
M~r5eo-E A-.ar, Perry Condo, 5
Benaison,
M'.e>-I Ness.eF. n h's.e'"Sa,
G-g.gA C-,,,h'e
Rel,rloate-T L Wilson. ! { Harper.
Worth Cannon,
Fo'SWF FoSA'IF = S,c,.E -,..E
lgber.v-Jss Guu>s''.s
Hslimoon-John Wilson.
The reputation of Sech'er X CO for
hcs. groceries gains with gsch day. They
deserve il an, and are gaming customers
every day by ajr-deulinS in every respect
Give them 'T'a. farmers and all hoase'
keepers
j 5. B-acAbnl. IT,. sells eheArcr
thsn The cheapes, q: his New Furniture
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HOMES OF THE RoTHCHILDs.

New Orleans Picayuue Paris Letter.
The new mansion Baron Alphonse de
Rothschi'd has been building in Avenue
Marigny, opposite the Elyses, is compIct-
ed. II is one OF the mos: splendid man,
sions in Paris There g. a mask Of carved
stone at each window all the balconies
arc Of bronze all the ceilings a-c frcsco-
ed all the partition walls are Of marble;
all the floors are wooden mosaic nawaR-
er Baroness James Dc Rothchiid has just
completed her mansion between Rue
Bcauion, Rue dcs Ecurics d'Artois, and
Boulevard HaussmaD Workmen are
bu,ily engaged in fitting up the late Bar.
oncss De Pontslbas mansion for Baron
Gustaye dc Rothschill he paid 100000
for il she spent million on it he dosu't
think it sumptous enough for him Baron
Alphonse de RothschiId lives in Prince
Tallyrnnd's palace. Rue 81. FIorcntin
the widow Of Baron Nathaniel de Rolh.'
child has splealid mansion in Rue du
Fauburg s. Honorc. Baron Gustavc de
Ro;hschild has n marble palace in Rue
Dahtte-six splendid palaces inhabited
by the Rothchild family in Paris alone
1t is reckoued that the private residence,
Of this family in Eughrd. Franco Ger.
many. ltaly and Swi'1erlaud cost above
/ $50. 900 coo
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

So much Interest is manifested in do,
.Norta Pole that the world is in
danger vf forgetting that there is South
Pole al-o. a writer la "All the year
Ar .uta" ag.crbIue Ross stormy expert
vnces lu tl.t Antarctic regions thus sums
up What &. known OF the neglected Pole
"Whenryer tae gallant commander COL
souta ai sAty degrees cor sa. then tho bat,
lIus with ice began again aud again lie
once touched. as We have said. the seven,
iy-eighth parable. OF latitude, and 10 all
no human being has ever made
"a nearer app zach to the South Pole-less
by tlrsn or fpar hundred miles than the
approach which has been recently made
20 the North Pole. Wha. We know Of the
South Pole. then, Is simply Ihis-that mo-
body has got within seven or eight hun.
dged miles atit sha. icy barriers are met
with quite eelipsing anything known iH
lhe North Frigld Zone that mountains
have been seen lone shooting forth yolcau-
ie hames' lonier than any discovered by
our northern explorers that all the land
is covered with snow at all seasons, that.
uo human being has been met with be
yond fly-si2 degrees OF latitude
.lut uu vegetable growth except lichens,
las been seen hey uHd UGy-clght degrees
lf latitude and that no land quadiupcd is
known - t2nt beyond sixty SIX degrees OF
latitude.
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DEATHS.

For the Reporter
. On the l-.h inst near McA'eyy's For,
Huntingdon co Henry Koch, aged o.
The subject OF this notice was born it
Germany. in the year l7S} aud came :,
this country many yoars ago He was, lf
many respects. d remarkable man. Will,
living In SuyGer CO.. be lost 81, be bad,
but. undsmayel. wen. 20 work. and by
perseverance became Ia8sossug %. sum
gient % enable him % live "a. ease when
advanced ia life. lie was tweal!hy bat
had enough. He was baptized 10 his
infancy according % the custom Of The
Luih. Church. and a, proper age assum.
ca Tie VOWS made uy h.s pafeuis and uni
ted with the church His early training
was good and WAS manifested in his many
t1ccllru; l.aits ia aleg life. He was ,ta.
Gated I'm Germany with :he Intention uf
catering the ministry In ;te La.htraa
church. lie lid mo-. lack early -rho'as,.c
culture as any gne ofage'aEe Intelligence
could infer from hi, conversation. He
bad the advantage ola thorough classical
course, AMI o theological colFse ia pa'.,
when he entered ,ac army under .Ae king
ot Wes,paa',a Having .aus been srpar-
atea FROM his book, and e.a..ma:es ho dis
missed the idea OF preaching, and having
heard much about O. land aaWiog ai,h
milk ana honey, whore the ever uu!ar.rd
banner &c liberty waved, Dee came o.
..... IL. y.a.. .. ~..s.1..Hf. Hf fh.s f..."sr
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
THE INAUGURATION.
The Right Of Procession to Escort
the Fraudulent President.

From the Harrisburg Patriot
Strong. Bradley, Miller and Hoar in a
barouche
Madison Wells and bis associates on horse
back
The Florida Returning Board.
Eliza Pinkston supported by Kelley and
Sherman
Tie Credit Mobiiierites in an Omnibus.
The Whiskey Thieves.
Belknap and his Post Traders.
Post-Odicc Strag Bidders.
The Navy Yard Contractors.
Attorney General Williams in Laudalet
The Boss Shepherd Ring.
The Emma Nine Operators.
Jay Gould and tho Black Friday Ring.
De Golyer Garfield and the Paving Con.
tractors.
The Safe Robbery Con7pirators.
The Soldiers Gravestoue Jobbers.
Zach Chandler and Don Cameron in q
Chariot dragging Don Piuit at
lis Wheels.
The Freedmen's Bank Swindlers with
three or four hundred OF the de-
pofitors bringing Up tha
rear on foot.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
THE NAMES OF NAILS.

The terms 'iour-penny.' "six-penny.
ten. penny" etc, as applied to nails,
mean this: "Four.penny' means four
pounds 20 the thousand naile, six penny
six pounds to the thousand, and so or.
It is an old English tern and meant, al
first, "lon pound nails lthe thousand be.
ing UNDERSTOOD; but the old Engli,hmcn
clipped it to "ten-pun' and from that {
ten punny; and So it degeneratcd, until
penny" was substituted for pound ~
SO, when you ask for four,peuny nails.
nowadays, you want those thousand oO
which will weigh four but in these de.
generate times, We question whether
you viii Rst 80 many as thousand j.
.ha! weight Whom thousand nai,l
weigh less than one pound theynre called
tacks, brnds, etc, and nre reckoned bl
ounces TO the housandj SO you will Sc,
"6.oz. " 1907, "l8 oz, etc, on paper
Of tacks.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
THE FASHION BILE BELLIES PER
b. PLENTY. J.
From Tho CI.vcland Herald.

Near Prospect street she dropped III.
tie rcd bow with a gold pin attached. and
it futtered 70 the edge Of the sidewalk
1ho stopped ant looked at L. II might ~
well have auttered 10 the edge Of the uni,
verse and dropped over for anything tbnt
she could do to get IT, Size walked around
Il two or three times, gazed sadly at it anC
then walked block 10 Ecliyes stfelt, go
g small boy and paid him ten cents {,
come back and pick up that bow. AS thr
boy rejoined his companion he remarked
"Darned if ever seen a woman so proud
She wouldn't pick U" her ow~ q
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
BEATTY'Sg.ssss::..'Ff.,, ss:.'f Pa,
loF Organs.
Factory Established in:ls56.
From he Pres.

From G. d. White. Editor Haesetts.
town, N. j. Herald.
be organ has = rieh. deep and soul
siirfinR tone could not stay N the house
without Il. Ii helps wonderfully 10 drive
away The thoughts Of hard timesn
TIE Lebanon Pa. Daily News. ssys.
We are IN receipi o. one Of those Eve
octave Parlor Organs. manufactured ~
u. r. Beatty, Washington. n. ]. Ths
organ @a hRe. solid black walnut case.
and IN tone IL cannoi be surpassed by any
instrument Of IL kind"
From The Lowell Neb. Register.
We received this week, direct from
the manufacturer, ID. p. Beatty. Wash,
ingion, \. j., his justly eelebraled organ,
elegant Ia Appearance, and handsomely
furnished une1celleo IN richness and pow
er OF tone. We are more than pleased
with il. and heartily recommend il to any
one contemplating Of purchasing an or
gan"
Best offer given. Money refunded upon
return oi ulgAn ard freight charges paid
by me ID. =. Beatty both ways II unsai-
isiaciory, aiter a test trial Of Eve csyE.
Organ warranted for siH years.
Agtut wanted eVeryp here, male OF fc-
male, 90 canvass for this superior instru>
menL Address ID. r. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
BRICK YoR SAIL

BRICK FOR SALE First class brick
Will be kept ON hand Tor sale by j O
Deiu.nger D., Zerbes Centre Hall
brick yaris These brick are
offered SO low that IL will pay persons at a
distance 20 come here for them
Intending 20 continue in the manufac.
.ure ~ brick they wall be kept on.tantly
On hand, and fair Inducements offered 10
purchasers.
. aug n II D VERRF
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
KNAPP,S SPRING FIXTURES

Knapp Spring Fixture., Tor Window
Blinds, are the best To that limo over in.
vented and ARE scarce 60 be cxcclled for
convenience. No cords used to raise or
lower tn" blinds Blinds remain Jus;
where desired, by IA simple touch Of tho
hand. Nothing complicated in Knapp's
Spring Fixtures, and are easily attached
20 any window. Price of these Fixtures
aud Shades no higher than the old aud
troublesome ones Can be seen at the res
idcncc Of the publisher Of tho Reporter.
3 mar 8m
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
J. YOUNG BROWN ON TIE COM,
MISSION.

Congressman John Young Brown, of
KY, made one of the best speeches on the
Commission. He said / thought We
could trust the selected men Of the hi.A>