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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
Bellefonte Academy.
TIE rorxn LApLE., scnool

1UE 1pIhB LADIEs' SCHOOL
will be opened for the fall session on Wed.
nesday, September 3, under the charge Of
Mrs. w. w. Robinson, lady Of liberal
culture, large and varied experience, and
Christian refinement Mrs Robinson for
mcrly had charge Of young ladies Sem
mary in Cincinnati, and more recently has
had very snccessful experience In the
Female Seminary at Bridget0n, Y. j. In
addition ~ her other classes, she will give
instruction in drawing 10 young ladies Of
Bcllefonte. In this department she has
had succesEful experience. She brings
with her the highest testimonials a. 10 her
fitness for her work from those who know
her well.
THE YOUNG OEsTLEaEs's SCHOOL
will open on Thursday, September 4. The
Principal has secured as classical teacher
and first assistant, Mr. Chas. Hecbner. a
graduate Of Lafayette College, Of high
standing, having taken three Of the prizes
Of his class, one Of them being the prize
IN classics. lie has also been very success
fol in preparing boys for admission into
Yale College. lie il young man Of rare
ability, fine scholarship, aud comea 70 u
highly recommended.
TIE PRIMARY SCHOOL
will open on Wednesdhy, September 3, un-
der the care Of Mr.. Ogden. who Il already
20 well and 20 fAyorably known among us.
A REGULAR COMMERCIAL DEPAKrMEST
will be opened in the boys' school for the
young men Of Centre county. The Prin-
cipal will give instruction In Commercial
Arithmetic and Bookkeeping, and Prof
Charlie. Bauer, who Is already well known
among W Il successful teacher Of penmAn-
ship, will take the entire charge Of the
writing department without extra expense
70 the pupil.
Thus, with full corps Of competent and
successful teachers, We purpose % furnish
g.! needed instruction ~ meet the intellect
uAl wants of the youth Of Bcllefouie and
Centre county, and - have the Bellcfonie
Academy DO more Tor the credit of it,
friends and patrons In the future than il
has done IN the pact. What We AK from
those who take pride in their own iusti-
iuuon j. a o"rdia! sympaihy and a liberal
support Il return.
Young men living a; q distance fIam the
school can rent rooms IN the town and
board thcmselycs Is; very reasonable prices.
@i-N J. J. HuoHE-, Principal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
To John sherman.
EXECUTIVE MaSsiov.

AsAAh 44N T. " aNhANN.
WAsHlNsToN, June -. ls77.
SIR. ! desire to call your attention TO
the following paragraph in "A letter ad.
dressed by me 10 the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the conduct 10 be observed
by officers of the General Government
in relation 10 the elections:
No efis,r shaN BE- rsgsGyo,i ov permitted
10 tale part ,a thS management II yyltf,cai
orqaEisafigns, oata1uscs, c0nucEt,oHf, or sI,c-
tan odUpaiqHs The right to vote and cr-
pres their yicvs on public questions, either
orally or through the press, il not denied
provided IL does not interfere with the dis
charge of thci- official duties. No AssEs.-
NENT roR POLITICAL rrEr0sEs oS oFyI-
cEEs Oh sULoAp'SATEs Should BE Al
low Tn."
This rule is applicable to every de
partment Of the civil service. II should
be understood by every officer Of the
General Government that he is expect
ed 10 conform his conduct to its re
quircments.
Very respectfully. X. b. HAYES
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
NeT Advertisements.
CENTRE COUNTY. IS:

- The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania te TIE
sheriff Il said county. Greeting.
hliFaseih Thomas make you sure q prassntiun her
claim then We command You that you summons u.
\, After and Charles T barrett ard Lille Barrett
May haTteit and Eddis Hartii hers u sarah Thomas
inieTnaftied with Dr. n barrett deoeaHe8ths last
ubreo having for their guardian : n Yoeum late q
your county. ye5nansa that titey te and aFrHr 30
tore cut gndgHs ~ Helieante At cuity Coutt q
Common Pleas there BE- hold ne day urseediuR the
lasi day ~ August Term next 20 shew whrrciose;
vhfteas they, The said Eizai.ath Thofsas and the
aforesaid D. A. ATtet and Charles r Barrett Lille
barrett NAY Barrett, Edais Barrett, hsiFs q Sarah
Thumss. niefrnafrted with IN J " Barrett decreased
the last three having faf their guardian ~ rccum
Together and undivided 80 bold AL that certain
suags, tenement and tfACt of land situate n Raanst
township uentIs county. rcnua. tuunde and deaeft-
81 A. fele~s t. sit Beginning At q lands q
lsate IIAuts and wifam = fsher thsnoe along the
iand Of ssid William r. Fisher south sg west PSI sio
peThes o sisass. thence 2 az essi along lard ss sEt
10 Amanda AiexAndsf, 10 Terches 81 siaues. thesee
nerth eii' o&si 81 Tie Tefches thence surth xle,
sest Ia perches 70 place q teiaane eoouainihe Iae
and IS Fefuas strict ueasure with the atTnt-
tsnancss The same l.. A. Arter. Charles 7. Barrett
Iilis Barrett Nay barrett and Ede nafret. heirs q
Sarah Thunss. inirrmzfFiei with Df. J. y. RarFstt
dpceasei the lasi thres having ST thef guardian &
N. Yecam Partition theret04p between Them O. be
made ancorinE O. the tAws ard the sustesas ef this
commonwealth IN such case made and provided. do
Rsinsay and The - done. DO net permit ssfy
unusfiy aud against the lass and emssusna IA ii
said. Acb and have yssu then and there The nAas Il
those samnnonsfs and this wFit
Wiuiess. the Hon. G. a Msfu- President Judee q
sala Court ii Beiieioate this 2sih ~ July fsse
N-sw. J. G. HARPER. proth'x.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
Democratic Delegate Election.

The Democratic voters Of Centre county
will meet at the regular place Of holding
the general election for their district, on
Saturday, 18th of September, 1870,
to elect delegates to tho Democratic Coun-
ty Convention. The election will open at
o'clock, =. NJ, and close at o'clock, p. NJ
The delegates chosen at the above time
will meet in the Court House, at Bcllefonte,
on TUESDAY, the 10th day of SEPTEM-
BER, at 2 o'clock, r. NJ, to nominate a
candidate for JURY COMMISSIONER, and
transact such other business Us may be reg
ularly brought before 1t.
The number of delegates 10 which such
district is entitled under the present ap.
uortionmani l. as fnlInua.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

SOME of the tramps of the admins
tration are again on the highways
and the byways. Sherman is in Ohio.
This time, however, he is not on tour
of light house inspections, in a reve-
nue. cutter at the expense of the peo-
pie, but there are number Of bro
ken fences in his native State that
must be set up before the October eiec-
ton takes place, and he appears upon
the ground in time to make all neces-
sary repairs. Schurz, the soldier of
fortune, and the honest civil service
reformer, is on his way to the Indian
agencies Of the far West, which just at
this particular time are greatly in
need of thorough inspection. The
urgency is not so great, however, as to
deprive Mr.. Schurz of the pleasure of
giving portion Of his time to
politics in Ohio. He therefore stops on
the way long enough to make a number
of stump speeches, no doubt founded
upon the latest order of civil service
reform approved and adopted by the
administration.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

THERE never was such a really good
substantial, satisfactory, and rApid-selling
irst-clAss Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
offered 80 low as the NEW FAMILY SHUT-
TIE" reduced to only SIS more complete
with equipments, and lower in price than
any other machine. 1t IL elegant in work
manship and finish, surpasses all others in
its work and fulhlls all the requirements Of
every family as a helper Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for Eve
years, and kept in order free of charge. 1t
will do every description Of work-fne or
coarse-that any machine, at Aoy price,
ever did, or can do equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong. Has all the
late improvements, is easy TO learn and
manage, Is serviceable, don wear out,
always ready, and never out Of order
Sent G. O. u. anywhere with privilege Of
examination before paymentofbill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine In
the World. Territory free. Address, for
descriptive books, &c, Family" Shuttle
Machine Co, 755 Broadway, New York.
30-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

Why WILL Nou-Allow n cold TO
advance in your system and thus encourage
more serious maladics, such as Pneumonia,
Hemorrhages and Lang troubles when an
immediate relief can be so readily attained.
Boscboes German Syrup has gained the
largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the scvercst Lung Dis
eases. 1t Is DIR. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the
greatod care, and no fear need be enter.
taincd in administering IL 90 the youngest
child, as per directions. The sale Of this
medicine Is unprecedented Since first in
troduced there has been constant increas.
ing demand and without single report Of
a failure to do It's work in any case. Ask
your Druggist as 20 the truth Of these
remarks. Large size IS cents. Try IL and
be convinced. Sold by +. Potts Green,
wholesale and retail. 20-eow-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

ness arising from disordcred state Of the
Urinary and Pro-crcativc Organs, such as
Indisposition 10 excrtion, Loss Of power,
or memory, difficulty in Breathing, Ncr-
vousngs, Trembling, Weakness Of Vision,
Wakefulncss, Pain In tho small Of the
back, Muscular Lassitudc, Hot and Dry
Skin, Eruptions on Face, Pale complex.
Ion, &c, should at once procure bottle Of
Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. A
judicious and prompt use Of this preparation
may be relied upon TO give tone 20 the Or
gans, restore their pswer and remove the
symptoms. Price one dcllar-six for Eve
dellara. For sale At +. PoTTs 0RKKS's
Drug Store, Bush House Block. iy-2Ooow
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

SENATOR LOGAN, OF Illinois, has excit.
cd the criticism OF some soldiers who
fought under General Thomas, because
Logan in recent speech handed some
OF Thomas brilliant military achieve.
ments over to the credit OF Grant.
General Grant was great soldier with a
reputation Justly won, and will be a.
likely as anybody TO despise the meth.
ods adopted by Logan. ltis probably
enough for Logan TO know, however.
that Thomas is no longer living.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

JOHN SHERMAS's special favors to
his pet banks, remarks the Pittsburg
Post, have become such a prominent
feature Of his financiering that the
New York Tines give him severe
drubbing for extending the time of
payment for the four per cent. bond
subscriptions to certain banks until
October /. The banks are thus allow
ed to use SAT ,0O0,O over two months
beyond the date of payment, and Mr..
Sherman, therefore, told very large
fib when he said in Maine that the
loan was closed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

baltimore Gazette.
at is quite remarkable" said Senator
Roscoe Conkling, sitting on his front
porch in Utica the other evening chat.
ting with one of his neighbors, ITO note
the changes which are constantly being
made in the construction of fowling
pieces. When | was a lad remember
we used to have shot guns with bore
not lar ger, | should say, than the end
of my thumb. Passing through Rhode
Island the other day ! saw little red
nosed man, evidently going snipe hunt.
ing, the barrels Of which, | should say,
from the passing observation that OBJ
tanned, had n diameter fully equal 10
the crown Of my hat"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

The case of General Thomas NJ. Walk.
er, postmaster at Erie, has been sub.
mitted 10 the President, and an agent
will be sent to Erie to investigate
the facts in the case. General Thomas
was guilty, several weeks ago, Of con.
duct that seriously questioned his moral
reliability, and the matter was publish.
ed In the papers. but 10 this the Depart.
ment refused TO pay any attention.
The determination nov TO make inquiry
into the matter has been brought about
by several hundred citizens OF Erie
sending down . memorial asking that
the investigation be made.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Lf1ri.t TTINt u 'arH~HT Huf1h N1udEys 4 Jan
uaf9 Affll. Aus4s and Nateui,sT.
ffr'Iaeu' Ja3Fs--liaH. fuas. A. Nam Llsk Haven.
Aa4lh"Hai Las J14Ee-IIHu. Jaua 70. UIrts Belle
ffHtr.
Associate judges Uanr @tEyri TEAscE JoHs I.rIv.
ffuil. HnaiaTy--J. tfiBs Hama
ErEitirT ~ VILE ari ClE e ~ r--E " ErHruTIrts.
Recorder = Deeds. a. ,--WuEI,u A TJEA
bs'ut Atoruey--barIa s IsETRET.
th,rif--Jeuv FTtvsIIH
TfCatufeg-=lirsGg YItHtrE.
County kufnr rraf==JHRrHH BFrtFNG.
CHfpusf--oassTa gaNEEtusE
County CanHlsss aurfs--ASuErw GEusa. GEo. swau,
JsaHH bgrELH
tir1k g. County oafaiui ssiguefp- iirsrT HraE.
Attufuet 81 'Huutt uIautsfiHttfp-C NJ Hawfn
JAuitaf a thr Court House HsFTEIK gAEFHslrn
Comfy n1.tors-J'hTs 7 sTEvtES GE3n.r E VII
usEs. TH0EtR n IaNfsav
IuTy Commits ssannefs-lIsHr KtlAEL j., SA7HaS J.
MITcHuA
tup'ruianarut q Puliir sshoalA-Prof HrsEr NFrEE.
Noisfies fuhlif-Erts n. BLASeHaEI " " FuTTHE,
u &. tHLUINAN. Bellslousr-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

Advertisements calculated by the inch In length
of column and any less space is uted full inch
Foreign Advertisements must bc paid for before In
sertop except yearly contracts, when half yearly
payments ia a iyauCe will be required.
PoLtrIcAL NorIcEs u ceuts per line each Insertion.
N ithing inserted for less than 90 cents.
BUSINESS N0riCEs Ia the editorial columns, Is cents
pr lire, each insertion,
LpcL NoricEs ia local columns, 10 cents per line.
ANNorNcENESrs OF names Of candidates for Office
81 each.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF MARRIAGES AND DEATHS inserted
free but all obituary notices will be charged cents
pr line.
SPECIAL NoricEs 25 per cent above regular rates.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

Sir Rowland Hill, founder Of the pen.
ny postage system, Is dying in London
at the age OF S..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

The delegate election, in all cases, to be
conducted strictly in accordance with the
rules Of the party heretofore adopted, cx-
ccpt as TO the time Of opening and closing,
which is rs above stated. The following
are the rules
, 1879-06-24
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Committee on Charities will meet th!s
afternoon.
Tho Ellis cuso has beon passed. indefinitely,
aud may possibly not como up this term.
Shannon, the emotional shooter, WAS taken
to Elein yesterday by Dcputy.sherln Burke.
The County Treasurer Ia now paying orders
oh tlle General Fund un to md Including
March 9.
Judge Dooth rettrcs from tl,n Criminal Court
Bench Monday, und will ieyots that ,iay to
sentencing prisoners nnd honrng motions, flo
Will, It IL understood, be succeeded by Judge
Aloruu.
1nx cases continue to enCross the attention OF
judge LOomts. I'lIa objections OF tho Bapttst
Theological Union and tho b0ltlfeEa' Homo Wrro
heard Yesterday. and q decision will probably
be rendered to-day.
Tic 0rnlld Jury was tmpanoled yesterday
mud at once proceeded 10 consider jail easaa.
Seven Of these were taken UP and tour indict.
Hcnts. found. A couple OF petty complaints
were also Investigated.
Mr. C. L. Thornton, for various parties On tho
South sl1c, ARGUED before tho County Court
yesterday an objection to the collection Of Ito
Of The bout!l Town was relatively higher than
that Of Tie other city towns by l3X pur cent,
The Court refused to sustain tits objection,
holding, as the Supreme Court had decided, tint
spaFty can slow that hla own assessment Ia too
hiEl, hut he cannot shuYh that II Is higher thnn
That OF bis neighbOr. The amount OF taxca In.
Yolved IL almost 800, coo.
, 1879-06-24
WRANGL1NG BRETHREN.

THE icons AND nAU0nTKRl or isnABL,n
or rather tho bulk Of them, hive turned them
selves Into Tho i'rohfrs and Sisters Of Moses,"
nnd the organizer Of tho former has had tho
organizer 'of tha latter arrostcl for obtninlng
money under false prctepses. Tho amount In
7olved Ia satd to DO ID cents, anu ha|f q day or
moro Of Justtce Mccchts tfmo IL to be given up
to getting nt the facts Ia order to roaeh cop-
ctusEon. The ease 70 like that which oncc found
It's wny into Charley OMalty's Office" The
hcavicat that ever came up turn statrs.n
The complainant is a Mrs. nlll,
who Keeps laundry on State
straet, and the defendant Is Philtn T. Brown, Of
ph'lndc'phia, otherwise nGrand-M MAstor"
Brown. Both nra coiorcd. There Has to llave
been preliminary examination nt o'clock
yesterday aftcrnoon,' but Daughter u Hill
didn't n3pear, 40 UrDthcr Brown rave $2Cu
ba'l to 'nsure hts attendance at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Quito number Of The members Of the Order
wero present, and tlsdy all seemed 10 be on the
side Of tho Grand Mastor, nttflbutint; Ills nrrcst
to sBlte on account Of being luft out in tho
cold. Ono OF them. a Mrs. Oliver, who IA
Financial SacrctnrY Of tito new lodge. said that
Mrs; ltill sent aud sent for grand Master, and
l'cved to ba n fra,ld, antl sho
got Brother brown, The true Grand Afnstcr,
to come OH and orGanizo their lodge. I" And
think Of IT," so said, "alrl. 1Ii'l toos an oath
Oh her hneca before. Almighty God that she
wouldn't size brother Ur sister, and yet sllc
has dono IT," II tho oyldenre is hoard today
1t will be rich, aud Justice Mech will reccYa
some compensation listening to tho statements
Of the witnesses.
, 1879-06-24
OBITUARY.,
IUpdH HENRY FULLER,

1undH HENRY FULLER,
ono Of tho oldest residents OF Chicago, md for
many years ono Of It's moat active and progress
i've businessmen, died ut hfs homo, No. O85
1nt'taua avenue, at half-past Z o'clock
Sunday morning. He was attacked With pne,,-
nonia laat winter, and for long time was not
expected to live, his doctor having given up nll
With that indomitab!o energy and pertnacitY
which had marked him during his ltle, aud sue
eeeesled In beating It oil for tho time. Though
he seemed to have recovered hia strength to
in Gloss carriage, yet ho vas not able to recover
hts strength fully, and overy now mud then was
has recovered with considerable difficulty,
order to restore tho circulation. 1Io had ono
Of tt,csa nttacks. Of unusual severity, Sunday,
nnd Ill efforts to restore him weto In yan.
Juage Fuller was born In 1903 IN Northamo-
hs became Of aee, and vent to Wyoming, N. X,
where l,e started In tho tanning and cnrTior
business. After having tried that for awhile,
70 TO- Aeea r. Il d started III t
IL faeiy TO- Chicago 'ev tssrsias ts snas S!sn On
tl,c lakes in the old steamer bunker Hill. IN
1874 ho was lighthouse keeper, and soon after
that went over to 1t. Joscph, Mich. At that
nus Of thn Michigan Central Railway, aud its
residents had fond homes that that place was To
b tho metropolis Of tbs West. Mr. Fuller
stayed these long enough to be c'ccted County
sas' ss h e 0i5fe e.Ss !. vi satsa sss sst he be
ior q very short time. liz returnoa to s chicaso @
in 1870, and went into tho contracting business.
ana iiock Island Tstiroaia out Of this ei.y, ami
laid the first forty miles Of water'plpc put down
ia this city. lie mud Frank Sherman, onu OF
Chtcagoh ex-atayo.s, "cro contractors for lay
W WIZ ' vss*fn Ss rt sa 81 M s.a shsst
granted in 1857, he, Liberty Hig*iow, md
David A. Gage Weru among the cor.
Eorators. liz wa Superintendent, Of tho
sod sSa W, sso sss ss h e Tho s ;sss1s so ysa
ration for sotae years. lle originated, - far %
Chicago is concerned. tho, practice Of laying
track on snndaYs, Tho right Of way had boon
SIsasa Ms.oa IT, s{ sk f % d.sa ssna m
was great objection VI, the part OF the property
holdefs. It was .knowu .t.iat they intended 10
eet cut an inSunrtlon; apd 20, ono Sunday In the
&. fa Of man 1 s; Fuller anc,eso ts5nsd 0qt VIII
tiag s s' sha track @ I'D fSs before thoy fs;i ia
hinder bin: Not yo!ry long betors tho Gre 10
He had Tor sotna time previous to Col. Wood.
ehattols In tho Museum. Aflor Frank Aiken's'
failure to make success Of tho thing, Fuller
sclf-thestre ~ we'll as mussum-up to tho
tims OF ths hro. when tue whole thing vanished
in smoke. liz was also actively Interested
10 insurance matters, haylng been President
10 which most Of Ills property Has Insured At the
tmo o! tile nro.
iie WIS tvico married. Ills secoud wife is
still !tylnEt u.s. are bis three chfldten,-two ly
Blake, aad one BY tho second, aiss. II. ". Nc
CelAu.
, 1879-06-24

annual inspection Of vessels til ascertain II tho
ycsscla arc suppltcd with two, copiea Of tho
Steamboat laws. 10 required by a section Of tho
Revised Statutes aud they ara directed to sup-
ply deficiencies When found. Neglect OF mas.
tors Of passenger steamers to preserve In good
order tito copios of the laws provided for them
will subject them to q penalty OF So, md tbs
same III case Of scfusal to exhibit them to any
passenger on board.
WHfsKTs
The following notice was posted upon the tul-
1ettn-boara IN tho Collectors Office yesterday to
Gaugcrs:
1augers arc Instructed to h1low on all goods 1ll-
cd for shipmtnt 10 California, from May to Oct. l.
vantage OF ono gallon 10 each barrel. where ths
sixty.thEco gallons capacity or less. This suio will
apply only 10 spirits wtthdfawn for Ah1pmtht 10
California. j. q. Hartley, Collector.
, 1879-06-24

1ndi3cstion, dyspepsia. nervoua psos.sat,on, and
all forms ot. general debility relieved by taxing
Measutan's !eptonlzed neof Tome, tho only
propsrties. il il moi meTe .ttnu!at m ltke ths sx
tracts Of beef, but contains btood-maktnq. force.
generating, and lifc.austa!n!ng properties; Is In.
valuable ID Ill cnfceblcd conditions. whether the
result OF exhaustion, nervous psosisation. over.
work, Or acute dlseaart particularly 1t resulting
from pulmonary complaints. CaAHail, Hazard d
Co., PropEtetots, Now York. For sale by drug.
nfa
, 1879-06-24

troops. They wcro the last remaining rolgc at
tho time Of the aro Of that occupancy. Closo
tear down these buildings as,tl utilize Tic pron.
ert7. but SPOKE frequently Of turning over iIicse
buildings to soma eocicty which would tako i
spccsa!intsrcst In suchmnttcrs, and proaervo Them
for tho sake OF the ossoe'ations connected With
them.
liz mas not connected with nny church az
mcmber, but generally attended Pfof. Bwlng's
nervices,
Tile funeral will take p!aco Mt 9 o'clock This
avenue,