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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-16
CoHEDULE n. FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
- Ii. 81 o. h IL.
1Tdking Eject June. 10th, 1878.

Trains 6 - daily Train 63l Tuesdays, Thursday.
and Saturday ali other trains daily except Sundays
SOUTH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-16
YlCTO7lOUS! TRUM? AANf

Al TIE AT THE
centennial Xxi 0s.ti0n, Exp0sltio.- Uniyersd.e e,
FllILA., 1876 PALS. 1873
The tn 4" uuriya led Grand, Up igLt and
,quare Pianos. the pleut, % more tuan sixty
Ilst renIuus AID ia ana silver tedals, in
.udiug the Medal a. Merit aud Diploma OF nor
& the JeDtenuial ENp siu0u Iu 90, have achieved
4 The * Ositlan tLIyerselle Paris, 1878, over al
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-16
STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING

Ia larger aud veil selected, aud datter myself
will be able to please ~ quality and prices.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-16
& OHIO
RAILWAY.

Mail Train daily except Sunday. Express Ira
lailr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05
MARRIAGES.

GOULD MORGAN rhilip.burg. May =. by
Bo. wm H I1Hroer Nj Jahu Gould q MIS-
sarah MoTEan, ir,ili q Hautziair, Pa
-HENBEKspN At MH.,hur,. p. On ,hs
~ u hsss l-ss. by Est u. q. Wright Mr. Calvin
Linn Knar- aud Alss ,aILfunla D. HsDd,rson. t.lth
a. Buffalo lut. ,@Bus avuuiy, Pa.
WEBT-iloNAS-0n the 9Th instant Al the rs.5.
drD1T q the iEt1sF IafcHts. NJ Iuthpf Mcft Il
AaiuutiuTF With Mlzs EnIua Hlraau, Il HAiEas
irv usial.
tTEEI-MA1s.-ai BslIc'unis MAY 2g;h. 1872 ~ J.
J. l.anttH ! T.. Nj George sl~sl = C.utfe c.hluty
iH Mice Neits AasF 81 iuIrst county, Pa
LIEIHEE-g gHANHEE- On THURSDAY. Ann p At
the res4aotos = the brias.s parent. ai Pleasant
1hp. - kst II g13 Mr william IariHaf e. Nt,s
IiiA lAafabFrf daughter u b.. i1ljHh Chamber
tli q I.ras4ut eaT.
Ihi' Va ssEHgs lodged by sll to e . Hlssi DE- shi-
'gI 'aoalHa. Ahaaiagy o; the near frics,d, q the
brdr aul groom assrahiel o. witness The esfefaau,.
Tho ha,Iy Ialr we're sgIPprted ~ Mise. Graz anI
Huui'' a. lr3sFmas3s. aDd We.sft Yraut zimmerman
and E1~ar3 GiasHi'rft at Trpnnsnrn-,hs latter
hro'ber . iAe lfiae Eaarioous aud elegant refresh.
mtHi' were ssEro4 ard ~ went Hsrlly a, TIE lrg,ef.
bal marriage bell. ,hs twain vha were uow ane
receiving congratulations With booming iapdesty.
A. nley lrufsas lifr troubled vay,
IfA''lHF together GAY il dsy,
M-r 'Ars ever fssl ihs iliss
Nhieh sl4a"d their la,t lorus lis.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05
DEATHS.

MATLTY-Ai PluliftsIurE 90 Sunday morning.
MAJ -siA 3t5f, +arAh Esll Msilpy. wife sf james
Aau''. ages 81 y"Aft. uuntiis Hn - dAys
HnpN EE--0n The sith Instant 10 Teuu tavu.1.iu
E't"rna, vif' q Jalu Hoover, aged % YEAR an =
dArs.
HElsEL-on tie 2a,h iust. 6, HuhlrrslurE. Mr.
Iboust heiFsi aged IS year.. uguth, and y dsts
HoNAN.-iu Patton t9vu.hip. 90 the 9Th nat 4
dHTsy 80 ifs hsaft NY Elizabeth. vifa os samuel
Holman, aged g. y"afs, ' ulunil, and n da,s
STArII.-on the gzl Instant near Centre Hall Mr..
NsrF stall. wife e James stAih. aged q yeArt II
months ard - dAys
MiLiS-in BaFrs township. Msy Sih 1879 Mn Re-
l"toA huls, viie = T5aAs Mia aged - ysars aud
days
tIWTTt-tn worth tUsrshp. on the 9th q Mar
lfis. !As tPatu. iu The 6ith yoai Il hls age
ENJOY ER--Iu BgFFs i0vnship. co the 18th = Mar
l'7S, Miss sarah D. daughter = william and EasAn
tmoysf, AEei Il YEAR,, montls and u days
HRYAN-Nssf Caffln'f woft,. Nav q. 1879 wrs
Ann Bryan. aged ~ years u nlobils and daps
BATHJ JRsT--At Mt TAgls. May 2tih. 1879 Mn.
L,uiifa } site q John Bathurst, aged ~ yasrp
months auI iAss
ANDERSON In tile place June ]. 1879 Cearrt .an
q lohH AMI Rate AH1sisou, aged yeats raantls
and Y days
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

MONDAY EionT ~ THE C0UscIL Room.
Last Monday night President Humcs
and heasfs. Crider, Harper, Kabello, Nc
Clure and Reynolds rested their weary
limbs on the soft seats which furnish the
Council chamber, with Clerk Mitchell and
Solicitor John q. Love also In attendance.
The minutes were read and approved, ~ Il
the case with most things executed BY the
competent clerk.
The Street Commissioners reported that
the citizens, represented by Isaac Guggen.
heimer, Esq, desired the bridge on High
street to bo widened and were willing %
recompense the borough to the tune Of
500.
The Nuisance Committee reported that
they had not yet secured IA place for the
pound.
Clerk read the report Of Mr.. james
Harris, the Treasurer, for 80 paid 70 him
by the Market Clerk
Solicitor Love said that in his opinion
Council could no, collect tax on dogs other
wise than provided by ordinance.
On motion Of Mr., Harper, seconded by
Mcclure, Council appropriated 800 %
Undine Hose Company and so TO Logan
Hoe Company for this year. President
did not follow the example OF the Wash
ington Fraud by interposing bic veto, 20
the appropriation bill passed on third read
ing. The Logan boys sc, their hall rent
free, which is supposed 70 make up tho
extra $50.
The clerk read communication from
G.. W. Rodgers, engineer.
Solicitor Love submitted An opinion rcla-
tive TO rights Of Duncan, Hale d Co,
height Of dam, etc.
On motion Of Mcclure tho legal opinion
of the Solicitor was submitted that his SER
vices to date were worth SO, which wac
accepted aud passed
Nothing more appearing on the clerk's
minute 1t II 10 bc inferred that the Council
congratulated one another on the profpcct
% more rain and retired 10 legisla,e for
their families a. home.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

Ton THUMB CoBIsG TO T0wE-Mr.
George Peck, the gentlemanly advance
agent Of Tom Thumbs liliputian troupe,
called on Us yesterday and announced that
the valiant little General, accompanied by
his wife, the infnitesimAl Amy Reed, and
tho skat0rial phenomenon, Major Newell,
will appear at Reynolds Opera House next
Wednesday, giving an afternoon matinee
and an evening performance Here il
sport for the children and the grown folks,
too as people never weary Of witnessing
tho comic performances Of these little
midg"ts. They come this time with new
and original piece entitled, "The Mis-
cbievous Monkey" 1t will certainly be Il
pleasing entertainment for young and old
The temperance people a; the forge
announce grand picnic for Friday, the
the 18th instant. The proceeds Of the din
her Will bc devoted 70 liquidhiing the debt
which rull exists on the temperance build.
ing now about being completed A plat
form will be erected, which we suppose
means that those who wish % dance can
DO 80.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

PosrTIoS oY THE PLAxKTs ron JuSE.-
The Altoona Tribune Gays that Mercury
will be in a longitudinal line with Saturn
to-day, in similar line with Neptune on
the llth, in ascending mode on the 18th,
and in line with Uranus on the sOth
Mercury will also be in superior conjunc-
ion with the sun on the 18th. Mars will
be in conjunction with Saturn on the sOth
The moon will be in conjunction with
Venus on the 23d. The principle disturb.
ing positions Of the planets for June, Ap.
pear TO be located about to-day, the 18th.
i7th to Goth aud Both. The temperature
June for will probably be below the mean
Of the season over the great areas Of terri
tory in the north temperate zone. Sun.
spots may be looked for during the greater
part Of the month. As Mansell's Planetary
Almanac has hit the temperature Of the
weather pretty accurately for the pas, Eve
months we may infer from the foregoing
that no one will run any risk Of being melt.
cd in juno. There may be some very
warm days, but, like May, the average
will probably be below the mean Of the
season.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

BAPTIST FEsTIvAL.--It has been decided
to hold the Baptist festival next week, Be-
ginning on Thursday. The Baptist have
treated our people to festivals on several
previous occasions, and only those who
have attended are aware of what excellent
affairs Of this kind they are capable Of get
ting up. Besides, If there Is one congrcga-
tion more deserving of our sympaihies than
another, because OF the grea. work accom-
Plished, Il is this little struggling denomi-
nation. Let those who desire 10 be full Of
good works and loo cream turn out next
week and give the Baptists . rousing bene-
at.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

As n most marvellous answer 70 pray
or, we need only mention that on Sunday
In many churches there went up from tho
ministers lips the en,ren,y FOR "modcrA,"
showers Of rain and We listened with
pleasure TO tho ferycnt "Amcns" which
followed the prayer; when lo' ere the
words Of the evening petition have scarce.
ly passed from his lips there came the vel
como sound Of refreshing shower. This
was followed on Monday, after proloug-
cd drought, by one Of the mos, delightful,
penetrating rains which has ever been cX-
pcrienccd. This should make us rejoice
and should also convey TO Us it, appropri-
ate lesson.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news solicit.
ell rom any part Of the county No communications
inserted unless accompanied 10y the real OF tho
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

Mr.. John Anderson, of this place, Loaf
an interesting little boy, under distressing
circumstances, last Sunday morning. lie
was attacked on the evening previous by
Inflammation Of the bowels, superinduced
by bath, AM died early the following
morning,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

WISDOM FRoM THE PuLPIT.-The two
sermons delivered by Rov. John Hewitt
last Sunday were each so interesting and in
structive that they cannot be passed over
without notice. The morning discourse
was founded on Deuteronomy 1916, "Three
times year shall all tho males appear bc-
fore The Lord thy God in the place which
he shall choose in the feast of unleavcned
bread, and in the feast Of weeks and in
the feast of tabernacles but yc shall not
come before the Lord empty" The rector
referred to the services Of the church
That collects were known TO have been
compiled as early ms the fourth century,
and arc in use By the Lutheran and several
other denominations. That they each have
reference to some separate blessing we re-
ccive from God, and all point 10 Christ ms
the chief cornerstone of the church. That
the services Of the church are divided into
two parts-ilrst, those having reference to
the mysteries of religion, and, second,
those putting the same into practical ap-
plication. That Whit Sunday, or Pcntc-
cost, was the close of the frat part. In
the early days Of the church no distinction
was made between communicates and non
COMMITMENTS. All who wcro baptized
were admitted to the privilege which it
was customary TO celebrate whenever they
met together, and although it was not nee.
cssary for all to Join on each occasion, they
were required TO do so Rt least three times
in the year. At these times they must not
come before the Lord cmpty-handcd, but
must give Of what they have according as
the Lord has prosp"rcd them, at least one
tenth Of their income. The Lord gives to
US the capability to accumulate wealth !
and has n just right to demand full part
ncrship. This is no recent dcmdnd either
as it was required as long ago as the time
Of Abraham, who gave iithcs 70 Mclchiz-
cdec. The discourse closed with u strong
cxhortatien for all to present themselves as
often NJ possible for communion.
The frat clause Of job 10 was the top
ic in the evening, "IIc takcth the wisc in
their own crafiincss." Prominent instances
were given In illustration, principally the
somewhat notorious Tom Paine. The ut
teranccs made by him when in his days Of
health, and those made afterwards when on
q wasting bed of sickness were contrhs:od
with fine effect. II was known that Tom
Paine wrote much before he died, but
these writings have never been published.
II they had consisted Of -morc inhdcl arcu-
mcnu his associates would hastily have
given them to the world Men make reason
their God. They conclude ,ha, nll rewards
and puni-hmenu are yisiic,i on people IN
this ,iic and hence conclude that there is
no hereafter. Tho revelations We have of
God are too strong 10 be oycrihrown.
When the dcvout Arab was asked how he
knew there Wa God, be answered, "How
did ! know that a camel passed my tent
last night but by these tracks In the sand -
and pointing to the sun setting in the wcs,-
crn heavens, no said, II know that those
are not the tracks 81 man The entire
discourse was repIete with convincing in
cidoni and argument
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

The festival for the benefit Of the NJ.
4. church last Friday and Saturday was a
success The receipts were over sixty dol
lars, and fully fty dollars Of this will
prove clear profit This should make our
NJ. X. brethren feel as gay and festive as
a big sun-aower and certainly merits our
congratulatisn.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

Mrs. Brockerhoff Is enlarging the con-
servAtory TO tho east end Of her Bishop
street residence.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

oh, how we should enjoy being at
Manhattan Beach on Saturday Of next
week when this now summer resort will
open amid a crash Of instruments which is
advertised as the finest programme crer
gircn at any concert N the United States.
Then, every day the charms Of the place
will be intensified by the presence Of Gil.
more's Band and tho far-famed Cornetist,
Levy" The finest hotel of its kind In
the world is there and balloon ascends
every day. Any one who wants near
approach TO Elysium itself need only re-
main few week at Manhattan Beach.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

We were practically convinced Of the
fact that the enterprising firm Of Furcy &
Dawson have opened their delightful ice
cream saloon by the gift Of some elegant
ice cream and cake on las, Monday after
noon. II that sent usi' sample Of what
may always be obtained at this establish
ment We must say that they deserve and
will doubtless obtain most Of the patron
age. Hereafter when young lady hints
to her beau that ice cream is very dcsir-
able, we would recommend her 30 mention
that Furey Il Dawson's ice cream Ia par.
ticulsrly 80. They are located in Bush's
Arcade building
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.


WILL be exposed TO public sale
w on The premises, in the BorOugh q MiisshurF,
n O'Clock. y. NJ en-
Saturday, the 29th day Of Juno,
The following descftl-ra property 10 wits
All the right. title and interest of
7 ". HAL in sna 70 THREE LOTS on the carusH of
Mil and Water streets in The Bsrsfugh ef Missilu 4.
on vhch is erected LARgE AND SUBSTANTIAL
THRKE-SToRf HOUSE, known ~ the
" FRANKLIN HOUSE,"
Together with large and convenient stA1iinx Car
fiago Hguse Wash and Ncad House. luiih three Fousns
hnshed en- - aouf Iep nonsa, three Shops, snialis
fur mechanics Said property is lnaied IN The aasa
VuiAic and pleasant Isft - the hstvugh and is
vsnient and eel arranged Scr public hesse e. hets.
Also, at the same time and place,
ell The right title intefsss &C.. Of A. G. IadiHgs ia
crttain Tiscs - farm land, containing - a1Fss.
situate IN beeEs tesnship, Immediately nsfth ef The
bala EAgle Fsllsy Rsfuaa station II hissharE-
Also, at the same time and place,
all the right iltts interest kc, q n Hal .
undivided shira part 81 six ACREs oF land IN
HEes township. ku0sH - The MILtShNhe CINE.
TINY, and hsloaging to the Milesburg Cemetery A.
epriattaa.
TrAns o. sAts-one-shlra a the purvhAse massey
- he taA IN rashs eheshiFa IN yAf, ard TIE
msuing third IN fse yeArs- the latter tee aymsata
With tntetest, te be sernred by bond and noftgaxe
JAS. r. WEAVER,
Com. Of I. NJ llsll, iuAaiic.
Mii~burg June :, is7a, ea-sx
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

TnE TENPEEANcE Mas MEETING
The evening Of Decoration Day was ap.
pointed by the "powers that be- for the
temperance mass meeting, which daubilc,s
originated with the Women Christian
Temperance Union. At hAlf-pas; seven
o'clock the Mountain City Band, with IL
usual sweet strain. of music, called the
people together. A large crowd wa. At
,rac;ci by The music, bat the number who
entered tho Court House was not g. great
s. was t. be expected. 5. Stewart Lyon,
Esg., vas elected President Of tho meeting
and Mr.. Thomas Burnside was appointed
Secretary A regular programme bad
been prepared and opened with the patriot.
ic hymn, "America," lead by a quAriciie
consisting of two Of the Misses Lyon, and
Mcars. Evan Blanchard and Frank Kcl.
Ter, the two gentlemen representing, per
haps, the beet tenor and bass In our town.
Rev. Il. Criucndcn then made sn opening
address, he being appointed as 8 substitute
for the Rev. a. u. Yocum. This wAs sue
occdcd by music from the choir and an ad-
drcss by Mrs. Ellis, Of Philadelphia, which
IS usual was q very able effort. Prcsiden,
Lyon must have been seized by feeling
Of enHui, or else felt a sudden craving for
ice cream, for he here suddenly abbreviated
tn" exercises, saying ths; the people had
perhaps heard all that they cared for
Closing with the singing Of "All Hal"
and the bencdic,ion by Rev. William
Laurie, tho audience dispersed most Of
them perhaps following Mr. Lyon TO the
Methodist festival.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

forND.-On Spring street, between the
residences Of Adolph Loeb, E,q., and Mr..
John ID. Leib, valuable brown Md glove,
the property Of lady possessing very
handsome hand The fair owner can re-
cover the same, by calling upon or com
mlnicating with the editor In doing 70
please designate TO which hand the glove
belongs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

PROGRESS oF THE RoBRERs-As Us-
WILLING PRISONER. - Fortunately the
course Of robbery, like that Of true love,
does not always run smoothly. Some per-
son or persons who calculated on securing
good haul from the residence of our post-
muster, Mr.. John johnson, last Saturday
night, only succeeded in putting them
selves 20 much inconvenience and accom-
plishcd nothing. The family Of Mr.. John
son remained up until late hour on that
evening, and because of the oppressive
of the house to rcman open. Mr. Robbcr
thought he was going to have what is
called in language more expressive than
elegant-a "soft" thing of it when he
entered the open door of the basement
kitchen and concealed himself 10 n dark
corner. At about eleven o'clock the good
lady of our postmastcr descended 10 the
kitchen and fastened the somewhat compl-
Gated lock Of the outside door, which she
did with bissful unconsciousness Of this
terrible man gazing at her from the cor
ner. On ascending from the kitchen, she
"a usual locked the door leading up-stairs,
thus cutting of Mr. Robbers further en-
trance into the house. When he thought
that the inmates were safely locked in the
arms Of Morpheus, Mr. Robbcr commenced
making explorations in his underground
retreat. lie found he could not with shfc-
y force his way into the house, and find
ing nothing to delight his eye or please
his taste in the kitchen, he considered tina,
retreat would bc the better part Of yalor.
But 10, he could not manipulate the lock,
and his heart began to quake with guilty
fear at this prospect Of his exit being cut
of. Desperation gave him strcngth and
he succeeded in forcing his way out, but
in doing so he awokc Mrs johnson
On an examination being instituted, it WAS
found that nothing had been carried away
by this individual indeed, We doubt not
he Is now congrAinla,ing himself iha, he
escaped with a whole akin.
1t is also sRid that being resembling
one Of the genus Robbcr was seen prowling
around the residence Of Gen. Jamcs A.
Beaver, but that Mr.. Cameron Burnside
looked At him and the rohbcr fed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05


,b,tr G.r,'iIias -, h,, - 'b'''"" 'o'
-.---
--"o'pel Temperance meetings began al
/ The Court House last evening aud viii con-
"nue through this and tomorrow evenings
/ oi this week. lhehiiendAnce and co-ogerA-
ton Of every friend Of Temperance is so-
"e'i'l aud an Garnet invitation r extended
/ 20 All. The mocshes VIII be participated
ia by hrs. Il. }. Ellis, Of Philadelphia,
and hy Dr. Richard and Mr.. Mary W
IhSnas' "i Ba'uiInfc' hd', Who have dur
/ ing Tie past winter been co-IAborcfs with hr.
| y. l.. Moody and whose efforts have been
hiefs'd o. God ~ the conversion oi many.
Inc meetings "'iI open ht eight clock and
VII! be under the auspices o; the "oman's
.hr''''An leinr'rAn'' 'n'"nr oi h"'ie'onie.
VIC can assure A'' thA' hey viii be inter
esung ana profitable and hope that there
may be iaFg" attendance.
Among the recent additions 10 the
Episcopal church. Of this place, sre an in
aeh boafa ana an Arrangement IN the vet-
"Du'e on Nh'eh 70 place notices that may
De 'i interest to those who enter tn"
church. The index board it Suspended
Dei' the organ IN the church. and indicates
'he dAy "i 'he month and the hymns which
VIII be sung Prom tn" convenient AZ
'""s'i"e"' All the services oi the DAY can
Oe iouhd without any announcement from
me P''l'I ! nc 'haeh board was present
rom one oi Inc classes IN the sunday
'e""o''
-A''"''hg !" mowers '"ose IN the street
H'h''" "' our o"ke' TREND MI Albert
NAu'o' seem 70 be A. iul' OF ''ie and 'igoF
any We sec A"d 'of outdoor mowers
'h"'e surrounding 'he lawn IN TIE rear oi
'"e 'es'''h'" OF h'' lhom~ Reynolds arc
l'''N'! A''A"gcu Ano gay 10 oo'orihg' ana
:" =" "''' "''''' picture.
n"'S i'''''e1 o.. J. 10 = oi 'he
80, ''"'S 49, - NV anu "A''N'''h' PSlS,
""'e" VIII fec"fd 'he weekly events oi
'"''A'' N"es"eny county ana "eAH
- ''"'e'' y 'e''Ho'e Deui''e' A''' '"e'''he,
- y a. H''oePpAo'e ~ +" Is hAhdsoine' ana
We e"ee''u''! "e''othe u 70 our exchange
''''
ne I"'''i"ourg journal says thAi Mr.
marry "''''@'i'' 'Vtm'i'y o' thi' place
o"' no" ''N"'ea al Fh'l'Psburg' ~A' horse
'"'A ''u'"g WIN n'' 'Ady on Monday even
ing week. ~heh ne was thrown iore'biy
,io"' "'' seat 70 'hegrouhd' sustaining some
u'sAs 'se@o'e injuries about ms lace.
ava 'fo~ 'ound occasion to visit
LOCK maven again last ihursday' We
would suggest That II AVA would hurry uP
''"' wedding " VII save MIN the ineon-
'eh'eh'e 'i making 80 many trips IN that
a'fecuon'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

The account of Decoration Day ccre.
monies throughout the county may be
found on the fourth page.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-01-04
low Some New York Ladies.
Dress.
ILetter in Troy Press.

| A carriage. garment 0f black slt,n re-
"ntly Worn 10y Mrs. Hilton, wife of the
Xjuige, IN iu DaIn,i.ti style, having
sliI p,iesentanterie laid ao4ia the seams.
nd trimmed ;ifoHnd the lower edge.
With heavy tnft-tl fringe in which hairs
iron! +peacock's plunage appear with
| ''r"'esceilt fleet.
A superb dress made by Worth for Miss
A>tnr Is of white satin and brGrade silk.
Tne coIs;lgr of satin il in l,asqne shape,
.,"lntea back and front, with heart
shaped neck and trimmed asnuid thu.
neck an,l down the front wish crystal
jet. The sleeves are long. The front
OF the skirt is composed of white bro
cade woven in large roses and leaves,
and at the back court train of satin
falls. The lower edge of the front
breadth, is finished with loopings Of satin
and fringe.
An extraordinary rich and effective
toilette ordered for Mrs. William Ii.
Vanderbilt is made of crimson satin,
united with rich brncade, of which
brown is the prevailing color. Another
toilette, recently completed for her only
unmarried daughter. ia made of Nile
green satin and pOnpadour silk, show
ing il beautiful floral pattern Of ground
work of green, similar to the satin.
FMS h made with basque and long
sleeves. Second toilette, devised fur
he stma young li..ly, ia of pal. mink
satin, cnmt,in-d with more of the sau,.
shade, trimmed richly viii, Mpcblin
lace. This Is q low neck, with short
sleeves. =