davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-03-02

:-.,1 uscd, All the news Of the day is
e'.s3 aee'3 # We may use the expression, to
nl.ea, ta1 eaftor's personality. He tells "Wnat
ns w. ,hout It." As one person seldom knows
IuoS :hout everything, the statement OF per-
~ ~ Knowledge regarding the run OF current
ts eos :. often slender. Tie temptation In these
e's stances to be original and inaccurate is
mnn,v TOO strong to be resisted. Hence we
.ra di1utcd product,--*' Like two grains OF
pa, sa.t hid in bushel of chaff; you shall search
"1; W aav IRE you flnd them, and when you hare
- .a+,ad thcm they arc not worth the search" The
.'.atnninr .or Of this new method In journalism
L.gsr.ts i possible result Of Importance in the
t1tnre It mar bring about in certain class OF
N..I,ies At Ieast the system Of signatures and
'na;rjanal responsibility for articles which the
.r5.nt . and incxperienced youth have long advo-
.sscd. [ Such q system is neither desirable nor
s>ossh3e in large daily newspapers, because in
ihsn, responsibility is aready fixed, and the in
t-n<ion Of names Of writer's upon the public
.-onld he too often an inpertinence and nui-
'.n.e: 1900" Int 1t cannot harm weeklies like Mr.
FhuNEYfS.
, 1879-03-02

The above cut partially Illustrates the new method
Of cfTcctng RADICAL. and PEf:NANEST cure of
THOEUUGHLT CLEANsES ana then medicates the
POSTEKlOl. NASAL CAVITY. aad every sufferer has
method M cure @ post'na ~ catasrt <,,-,
s{cap in the Medical Department Of the Unise1s!t7 of
New York}. Is nov II Chicago an4 desires all inter-
il for the very simple reason that 1t goes rEht
to THE SPOT. Tie instrument: clcnnses from within
tion the proper remedies THEN applied to this CLEAN
surface effect, necessarily. rnpd cnrc-
T;c operation IS agreeable aud easily performed
All interested are tn!ited to call snd examine the ta
str11ent aud wtLness ts operation, free OF chnrRP
: 1!g Ea4s Mstfson-ss-. daily, from 9to1.
send stamp for pamphlet
, 1879-03-02
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

"A GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDY.-Duriugg
the alarming prevalence ct Catarrh. 1t is gratify-
ing to note the success aud popularity Of San
ford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. From very
small beginning, this remedy has, in few brief
seasons, attained to the height Of popular favor,
in the extent OF its sales and the frequency Of
its cures. Certainly NO remedy can boast Of
better references from physicians, druggists, and
well-knowr1 citizens, who have freely given their
Testimony IN its favor. The fact that physicians'
prescriptions for it are to be found on file in
many OF our best drug stores must create
warm feeling In Its favor, and pare the way for
its universal use as standard remedy for Ca-
tarrh.-Boston Journal.
, 1879-03-02
HOSIEREs II Y. 3.

(0UR SPRING IMP0RrATI0N.)
800 Doz. FULL REGULAR LADIES'
BALBRIGGAN HOSE, Silk Clock
ed, at Csc
400 Doz. Full Regular Hair-Lined SHipes
at 80 and 35c.
SO Doe. Light Blue and Pink Hose. haav~
lily Emb'd exclusive designs), at soc.
500 Doc. Chi1dren's Full Regular Hose,
new styles, at IS, 80, and $50
400 Doz.' ALLrSi1k Hose exclusive de-
signs}, at 50 per pair.
100 Doz, All Open Work {a Jour) Ilsle
Thread Hose, in Pink and Blue, 81
Sl.76.
1Bo Doc. Lisle Thread Hose, Cora Anksets
{exclusive desixns), at Sl-25-
l5o Dos. Bnlbrixgan Hose. Bmb'd Fronts
{exclusive designs}, at 75o.
so DOG GENTS u Hose, Full Regular,
Light and Dark, Hair Lima Stripes, at
IS and 40c.
so Dog. Gents Fancy Striped Ba1brig9an
u Hose, new styles, at soc.
so DOG. Gents I,fsle Thread Il Hose, new
ahades, solid colors, silk Clocked, at
75c.
16o Doc. Gents' British Super Stout Full
Regular y Hosa at S2.75 per doa.
, 1879-03-02
Underwear and
Elnbroideries

rs DOG. LaGies' Drawers, wide hem, five
tucks, at 25c per pn1z-
rs Doe. Skirts, deep hem, seven tuckss e.
40c.
SO Dog. Skirts, deep tucked rutne. ut 65c
each.
go DOE. daep tucked cambric ruf1lo Skirts,
deml-tcain, yoked binds, at Sl-oo.
Finer goods proporhonate1y cheap.
5000 Pcs. Fine Embroidery, latest pat
terms, at lowest prices.
, 1879-03-02
ElEll. Letter & C0.

will move this spring, but our popular dentists,
D1s. McChesney, will remnin corner CLARK and
Randolph streets. The finest and best set So.
Think Of it. Gold filings. No fancy pricea. Teeth
extracted without pain or danger.
, 1879-03-02
F|NE: GOODS
AT
Low PRICES!
BELLON
BLK, SILKS.

$50 Pcs. at $1.25, $1.5O, $1.75,
So. We respectfully request
the inspection of this cele-
brated Silk and comparison
by all close buyers, knowing
the numbers to be graded
from 10 per cent to 20 per
cent less than can be bought
for elsewhere.
, 1879-03-02
PAY ftp.

Collector r. ]. Miller, OF North Chicago, will
proceed to levy on Monday for personal property
tax on al1 delinauent taxpayers. Pay your tax at
once aud avoid expenses.
, 1879-03-02

Personal attention and careful treatment is given
to all patients at DR.. Cummins Dental Rooms, 20
state street, corner Randolph. Finest Set 8. 8,
Whites teeth, 81. Filings half price. All work
warranted.
, 1879-03-02

The heather Chinee are not the only heathen
among Us. 1t would be we'll to get up some
sympathy for the hooulums, who need 1t far
more than the Chinese.
, 1879-03-02

Special DtspdEcA 70 7He 1F46ufa
P1TTsBuRa, Pa, 3farch la few days ago
wealthy business man OF Baltimore, named
Wilksop, had occasion to reprimand his son
, 1879-03-02
TRUS3Exs
E1NANE1A1I4
NOqICE3-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
o,v,ry m THE COMPTROLLER OF TUE CthRESC!.
WAsH,xGTo*, q; C.. Dec = 1878:
Notice Is hereby given all persons WHO may nave
r1sims against tbs German National tank 81 Ghlcaso
that he same must be presented TO James ~ FoVer
EeceiTer at Chtcago Illinois. with The leEA PROOF
thereof Within three months FROM this GALS q ne1
"aa ~ Comptroller OF the Currency.
, 1879-03-02
NRtlMKFMhFSS,

Dr.. D'Unger, discover Of the cinchona curo for
Drunkenness, cures all cases. Room Fl Palmer
House.
, 1879-03-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wanted-A party with capital to en-
gage in tho shoe trade at Kansas City. Address
Joseph NJ. Fisher, Box 0S4, Kansas City, No.
, 1879-03-02

Many man who goes to church this morning
in Ieuten old clo' forgets to give thanks for
the mysterious dispensation Of Providence
which makes the ulster seasonable garment
until Eastef
, 1879-03-02

Isanc Watts Was a Little Han.
He said. jocosely, to Elk OF his tall quiszIn2
friends who asked him hoW be felt among 80 many
men, ''that he was sixpence among six pennies
worth them all" Sozodont is just SO; there may
be many preparations for the teeth bat 1t is worth
them all
, 1879-03-02

The material changes for the worse made By
the City Council in the Appropriation bill, as far
as soue, are as follows:
ForBoard Of Public r. orks to czpend, rec z
commended by Finance Committee S32l 193
Yoted DT Council, ..........-... $50, SOC
Increase $50 per cent). 80. s224, 61a
'S nsnre commiltee, 80. $3.50, 100
Tnted by Council. l............. T26. 835
Increase 10 per cent? ... -. 500, OILS
Sewer construction, recommended by FL
nance Committee, In addition to unused
Voted by Council, in addition to unused
balances. ~cps WV
Increase 400 per eent) .-........---..S 5000, coo
Several other items have been swollen, but
none so much as these. To the average non
ta1payiug Alderman no business Is SO pleasant
and fascinating Us voting taxes upon other peo~
pies property to pay.
, 1879-03-02

,f,nr courteous and Christian contemporary,
The Iat1ier, renarks::
~, Ca1cAco TRIBUNE begins m editorial by sag
~ ~ I'm plain words be DR. TA1AAaEl has
ant atItt,:eda sub.cription- paper With fraud" In
Elm rprds be CINE TRIBUNE wr1ter) has started
Il aricle With lie
The Interior writer, with characteristic candor
and sincerity, rests his case On the difference be-
tween that which DR.. TALMAGE did and that
xhicb be tried to do. He did not start sub
sciptfou~paper With fraud, because the per-
sons be wished to have for accessories refused
to at; but he did his best to commit
fraud and Was much disappointed because
be could not The intention is the principal
thing. Nov, it is proper to inquire on what
authority the Interior has undertaken the de-
feuss Of the harlequin TA1AAaE. Its pro-
prietor, some OF its principal editors, and the
crest body Of the Presbyterian Church in the
Northwest, are scandal:zed and grieyed by the
performances OF DR.. TALMAGE in his Brooklyn
pulpit
, 1879-03-02

the Lamb gang of thieves were wanted:]
On the redirect, he said he spoke to h1r. For-
rest about the matter three weeks ago; ne dla
not remember talking with him about it before
Christmas. Mr.. Forrest told him not to say
anything about it.
In reply to Mr.. Mills, witness said that az
vice was :yiycn him about three weeks ago. tie
did not see Schock md Whalcn that night.
JACK MELVIN,
Of No. 1S3 Ohio street. was then put on the
stand, and testified that he met Scnoca ana
Nha1en on the night Of Oct. at the corner Of
Market and Kluzie streets. He was with Lamb:
He had been with him about an hour and n hall
previously. Then he corr0bor2ted A1cCarroll
anu Longcnet:o.
On the cross, he said be and Lamb were
charged With vagraucy together, fined $lG0, and
sent to the Brinewell. They we're discharged
Oct. 3, and came to the city together. In Civ
ing an account Of his whereabouts after the
murder, it was very evident that be was conceal
ins, himself &c had been in the County Jail.
He had told no one about tue alibi-
On The redirect, he said be IVES iu jill Tor
burglary, but was nat convicted. Lamb was
arrested at the same time, and convicted OF
"something." Witness had been arrested seven
OF eight times for ragrancy..:
On the re-cross, he said be Ind done "dar's"
work In eight years; ho lived with his folks; he
could not get anything to do.
DANIEL J. DRIsc0LL,
OF No. 81 Whitney street, printer, testified that
early On the morning OF Oct s G4hdch and
WIaleu came into his bedroom looking for bis
brother. He asked what his BROTHER WAS want
Ell for and Whalen said be mad an order to run
in suspicious characters; that an officer had
been shot on State street; that he knew Billy
, 1879-03-02
Electricity and Healing 8alsams.
The Medical Giants OF
the World.

Be careful to obtain COLLINS VoLFArc ELEC-
TRIO PtAsTERs, lest some worthless porous
plaster be given you. Sold BY all druggists.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

TEinuTE or RggrEcr. The committee
appointed by the Commander at nm infor-
NAL meeting of Gregg Post, Ne -, held
on Monday evening last, to draft memo
rial record Of William p. Wilson, respect
fully report the following
Our cnmradc, whose sudden death oc-
CURED near Milesburg, on Saturday ave.
ming, Nov. 20, 1879, wns brave and worthy
soldier OF Company 90, Dist Regiment,
of Pennsylvania. lie enlisted IN the SER
vice Of his country pn the 18th day of Sep
tcInbcr 1861, and with his regiment pnr-
ticpatcd in the battles Of R0arskc Leland.
Camden Chantlly, Bull Run the second,
South Mountain and Antictam. For brave.
~ nj Warrenton junction, in conveying
ammunition TO Durclps Battery through
heavy fire, he wus placed ~ charge oi
wagon train, which withdrew him to a
large extent from the regiment, but whore
his experience and cnpablity often cHtort-
ed the prai-c of hi. SUPERIOR. After per
forming all hi. duties faithfully %. IA rol.
dicr, he wa. honorably discharged by
reason Of the expiration Of -hs term
of enlistment, on the 10th Of OctofNr,
1864, when hc resumed his former pur.
suits of industry and it was while be
was returning from employment in Clear
Geld county 20 witt biz family, reading
near Brll"iouic, that hc met hi. death.
II will be- long Remembered by biz COM
radcs for his native wit and uuinil.ug good
humur. One Of the earliest b. a--ooiutc
with us, be il among the first to be- taken
away from us and 1t l. with feeling Of
deep sadness that We record bis early de-
mise lie was born IN Centre county 90
the 9TH Of October, 1894, and leave. "A wId.
ow and four chilircn-Johu, aged 20
years Cora, aged II year. Thoun., aged
- ycars, aud Morris, agcd II year,
whom We are bound by solemn obligation.
10 console, for and protect, oar com.
rnie wa buried a. = O'Clock g.. 81. ou
Tu",day, Dec, "a, in tho Quaker grave
yard, In Bcllcfpntr, with the Ritual ccrc-
monte. Of the Grand Army, aud with the
huuur- Of war.
respectfully submitted,
JoHS y LrNN,
JANE- FuIuoS,
WV. I SAVIOR.
Commit sfgs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

A CARD To THE Pubic. Having sold
my good will and part of my stock of ready
made clothing to II firm in Philadelphia, to
whom | have to give possession of my
store room by Jan. |, 1850, now offer my
stock of ready made clothing at actual cost
and freight. This is an excellent chance
for good bargain. Respectfully,
Nov. l3, 2m. j. NEWMAN, JR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

--"What n pig {" OF course this cx-
preston does not refer TO anybody about
here but to the monstrous specimen of the
genus pig slaughtered by Mr.. jacob Shucy
of Housewife, College township, on We'd
ncsdny, the day before Thanksgiving.
Literally, it Is said to have weighed six
hundred and siAty-four pounds This
is certainly the representative pig Of Gem
trc county, and we are quite proud of this
crowning effort of Mr.. Shucy in adding to
the notable productions of our county, even
it IL only pig.
--Thc beautiful residence of D. G.. Bu-h, a.,
Esq, which has always been among the
hncsl in the burough, has been taking To-
itself many new beauties during the last
two months. Mr. Lamb, u painter from
Baltimore has been plying the brush inside
and out putting this and that color to-
gethcr, producing beauty wherever his
brush touched the handsome woodwork
Last week the work was finished for this
.cnson and the occupants Of the house can
now get the fun benefit of it.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

The literary society met last Saturday
night in the room Of the Young Mems
Christian Association and went through n
programme Of great interest. A. usual,
Mr.. Ellis l.. orvis distinguished himself,
and, although he and hi. colleague advo.
Gated the weaker side Of the question FOR
debate, they brought it through with flying
colors, against the opposition Of two very
able gentlemen.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

-Notwithsianding the late rise in prices
and The fact that almost every merchant.
able commodity Is bringing from IS to 100
per cent more than Il did three months
age, ] have determined 20 make a large
reduction in tho retail price uf anthracite
coal. AT The reduced figures il Is equal in
economy with coke or any ether fuel, and
is certainly Superior and much more salts
factory TO handle when used for family
purposes, buy the best quality Of Wilkes
barre coal and guarantee that Il will be
carefully screened, correctly weighed and
promptly delivered.
LAWRENCE l.. BRowx.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

Rev John Hewitt, rector Of st. John =
Episcopal church, returned from his west
ern tour on Saturday night last. An day
Monday he entertained his friends, who
called in large numbers to inquire after his
health. The reverend gentleman is rapidly
recovering from his recent accident
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

--Mr James Summerville and Mrs w
p. Wilson represented the Presbyterian
Sabbaih-school, OF this place, q, the Hunt
ingdon Presbytery Sunday-sehool convcn-
ton at Tyrone, last week, and were, of
course, most acceptable delegates.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

The miscellaneous reading to be given
by Homer d. Cope on New Years night
will be clcvating, amusing and entertain
ing. The gentleman will read from a
varied programme Of the choicest selections,
which it will repay all TO hear. Prepare
TO 90 and spend pleasant evening.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

--"Thc early bird catches the worm,'
and those that first secure seats for the
Christmas entertainment will be able 20
select the most eligible situations and hear
a pleasant concert.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

AT the reduced rates tho cost Of an
thracite coal is equal in economy with coke
or any other fuel. Call and get figures.
LAWRENCE l.. Brown.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

Mr.. Budd Thompson, Of Martha Fur
mace, met with an accident last week
while attempting to couple cars which
were being shifted at that station. Ills
foot slipped under the wheels Of one of the
cars, receiving a painful crush.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

WASTEp.--The library of tho Young
Mchs Christian Association, Of ihis place,
contains Vol Of "Hcadleys Great Ro-
bcliiou, an excellent work on tho late
war, but /; is apparently usclc.s without
Vol. 2 Tho Association will, therefore.
be obliged 70 any one who msy be in
possession Of Vol Of this work II they
will donate IT, The Association reading
room is now open TO the public and al the
books are ready for immediate use.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

We regret to hear the report that Rev.
James Calder d. D., has resigned his po-
sition as President Of Pennsylvania State
College. We hope the rumor may be un-
true, rs the Doctors departure from the
College would be a calamity from which
1t could not again recover.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11
Chr Centrr 4emutrat.
Thursday Morning, December IL, 1879.

CoRREsPoSpENuE, containing important news, solicit.
sd rom any part Of the county. No communications
inserted unle-s accompanied by the real Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

NEW MU.iC-S2 ~ WoETH ron 500
My Grandpa Advice ajcoau The
Little Blind Match Seller, 80 cents "IIo
Holds the Pearly Gate. Ajar, 30 ccnts .
"Siocp on swcc,ly, Little Darling, 30
cents "Fs,hor, won you try" 90 cents f.
Il u Toll Your Mother Comic. 20 cent .
" Remember the ola Folks 81 Home, 40
cent?. Wo will mail 81 the above .cyeu
pieces Of beautiful shoc; mgsic, TO any al-
dress, on rcccir, Of SIOo. W. l.. Tuovr.
SOS & Co, Eas; Liverpool, Ohio.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

The spire Of the Milcsburg Baptist
church has recently been aspiring to new
honors and received fresh coat Of paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

THg Srytttt,o yTyar -Atou, am. h,,,,.
dred and Gftv MARIANA C,u,d ,hoi, wayay,r
the crooked rayerocn,. or s,r;,. s,roc,
through the dnrl mint n H.. p,..L,,o,,n,
wigwam, on ln.t Tbur,dnv evening Rev
Il. A. Crittcndcn presided. early bopr
Messrs Spencer G. Ogden md Hal ort5-
son, acting a. cnpiains, called for those
whom tb"y desired 10 Join their rnspcc,iyo
Glasses. 4 majority Of those chilled de.
cIincd to respond, fearing b. trust their
skill in spelling. Many Of those who re-.
spondcd did 70 with the confident cxpac,n.
'ion Of "going down on the frs, word.
,n,a., =, ,a,,,,.,.,'' "11 ., '"% general '"-
,,- ''''"- :" '"' '"'''..''
Gcphnrt, two sons Of u < K.lIcr H.
/ ". B. Rankin. John uoIme. + 9
Humo., Mi-s Mary Nc.bit. Mia Belle
Rankin, Mis- Emma Huehc. and Nj.
Harris. On Mr.. orhi.ons ,.dc were
Messrs Il. r. Keller, u s. Keller. y II
fIa,iiug. Linn Harris. W r. Malip.
Jnmcs H. Rankin. Mrs. WuIinm Hume.
/ Mr.. u. II. Hnsuug. and several other.
/ Mr. J. Mrou Duncan pronounced m.
word. in adi.,iuct and ,a,i.G,r,gry man.
uor and apparently from memory. Ontbe
/ tr,t round tho rank. Of the Two arr,ia. re-
unin.l standing n. tho word. .rrIr.3 IN.
correctly were no, noticed. On the second
yollcy 81 word. .cycral frl from the
rauks, nud from that time the ,pcucr.
rapidly wiltoi before the wi,hcring shower
At la.l Mr.. j. ". Gcrbar, remained
as the .1.r Representative of one eide
and y =. Keller. Eg.. Of the other
. Mr. G succumbad ar.i Aftcr that word.
I oI tho masi difficult Kind wct. pronounced
. rapidly g. Nr. y. $. Keller. who tossed
+ them oH with prriea, oa-c and u0ughalcncc
. At lpt the ehor, 20 strap Mr X ,yas
given W and be retired from hi. victory
over the dictionary Amid the appliance Of
F tho audience. /, Wa. announced that au
uid-,imc school master was rrrscn, who
would conduct, "a spo.ang cIass .u au old
fashioncd manner. Chic. B4r.c.. y II
liasiinr. took uae aaar. rod iu hand. and
called far h.. oIas-. who we've a.I. ten .a
rawbar, compelled ~ .mn4 atauiae
certain mara an tic platform Tho ,ra..
proved tu be o1...l.rs.y G5..-gar.. and
called i'T'" constant r"rr"a'. from school,
master Ha.Nr,r. ner.n4taug-3 f-.r-sr,fy
+ "t.A iN' a.' - ihof"+. After asrah..
+ 'n''5''"'H' ana 'HH 's" e.a.. "as 4I-mI--.-
. and 10" "1cfe'.r. Of the evening closed.
Everybody enjoyed ihem-.l'r. and wo
+ bop" enough wa. realized % pay i"r tao
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

The ideal Of good taste In ladies dress
il seldom reached, although Il has come
very near perfection since the modern
American maiden has commenced 60 drapc
herself in the tight, clinging robes Of a
Greek goddess. The ideal in gentlemen =
apparel can be easily attained by 'purehas-
ing of j. Newman, Jr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

Simmons minstrels viii perform in
Reynolds Hall on the evening Of Decem-
Dor %.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11


"'i'h''"h " N" programme :o' The coming
sessions Of the Centre County Teachcr,'
tbi. plsce. nm ,r,c.J.v II. o., -. -
m -'t NJ
" ''''" - " I"' h'ffi'hs during the day
will be appofupned a. lo!lue- Spelling,
CUmpysition, G.ogrnphv and Science az
p,ds,,,,..,s -, g.. n. x r a.tm
:. '"''' I''h'
h'y-iphe stat" norma! school method.
pf Iu.truciiDn," by Prof ". A. Kri.c.
uEr,lt.I C,,s,n,,.,- t..,..,,,..,., ,..........,
~.
I'm i''''l'""' ny Mi-s Den" !. smith,
Hhippensburg Normal School Method oi
Teaching Vocal Music ir the pylJic
school. =. ~. ~. 90.
- '.'''' ,'7"'' 7D'pp'"'-
'"'R normal school 'Mc'hod Of Teach
ing I. ;. Hi.'ory," }. Mason Duncan,
N''''aN' Principal Of Beilefonte Public
schools. ID" namcs Of all ihese ins,ruc-
''f' ar" tDiie'ont evidence as to the profit
'D''"''a 81 the c'"rciscs. During part
~ enc" afternoon session lectures will be
4'''''r'a D'''F" th" Institute, embracing
''.s '''''"''s '''-''i. ''''i-'mrroven"nt
'' i'"aH'f't I"F. ID. NJ. Wolf "SHe
"a
=, 49,, >.
p..s "a
,,... ~. 49,. a.. ',.' '.',@'''
-a',.I. +. r. : ,...,'..'.- '"s,
mats. p.,rr ..
~ r.-.... f.. p.. - - 49,. " mp
t-.f5.... t........ ...r
.,.,.... ............. -, 80 ',.' .,
".'"
''''~1.' "'' ''A''! '' T"laS"Gy' by
Df \ {. ~nhaH,r Wednesday evening.
aChafag,sy and Warrar. . E. D~ Cr......
= H.. .rt...s... ....... ..,
''''''F' '"'''s'
10y h''. j. Is. Hehit. On We.nesiay
and Thars4ay evening" ar admission G..,g
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

Splendid cashmere a yard wide %
cents, OF Lyon & Cos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

Tho best line of hats and caps at Lyon
& Cos.