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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
DIRECTORY.
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fHt ~ III. hr
PREsBYTEgIAS. Situated % slriug anA f.a, of
Howard ttFfsis. Esfnlres. -ubday al iU.sU a X and
u , X Prayer needing. weinfsiay ai 10 - SUNDAY
sghpa - p. h. ths NiFuatu r,artlss.t ,,rp.r a
sTtiHe aud lamb rssiar h., William IsHris: rs.i-
d"nor. spring street, ssuill q Methods, Church
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Situated sou,bsast our
nei - sTfsaR ADD Howard stFeets Serploes Sunday
a, Sunday =, boot SUNDAY 80 X i.assu,ert
q church rast1f. Esr 4 T. YoruSa. ,s~is,lbes
Curtin street, wet q sJHlnE.
81. JOINS ROMAN CATHOLIC. Situated on
b'shop street between Allegheny aud Penn. Ssrriro.
Sunday and l0sl n ard - rH: an atlaf dh,s
20 A. n. Pastor, Rev 4 uTirlen: res8d.nas so,ith
eide Il Bishpp between Allegheny ana Pann.
II JOHNS EPISCOPAL. Situated southwest CORNER
% Allegheny and LAmb strosis Sstrioas. sunday
ln-| 4 =. sbd ~ y "Wednesday services ~ p
y and SUNDAY -.ft.so Sunday ,. N. in lsasemsui e
I.amh street rear q Episcopal church
LUTHERAN. Situated s1uibus.t oarys, a V,sA
AID fena sirsfis SERVICES subdHy l0ie Y s.A y
~ Easaas schpa SUNDAY IN Lecture rr.o4g II ghpf1L
fralsr-lBsftinf "Wednesday y ~ pastef re- So
neat the church.
eLAhAs REFORMED. Situated Eagthas.st corner
~ lAFA 49, Hpihg 'iFfsis bfTNras NpHdat si 10 -
SUNDAY - hu'i Sunday Fs4 a. q ia the oAurrh
BAPTIST. Situated northeast r,,p.f q IIirb ,,d
I'hh 'tests ssi'ioe' sunday ln.sQ a ard : = p NJ
SUNDAY srhsol, sondsy = A NJ IN shufth. Fa.lor,
~. v, = hlFFei' ff*iasaos west tids of Allegheny
/ UNITED BRETHREN. Situated oorpsr se,u,h uirl
and hnfnss sifesis, Services SUNDAY ai iosG a n
aud y n frsysf-tneetinF "Wednesday ~ , n Pas
l tof > " smith, fp.i-ofhns address, Bellsf0uis.
AFRICAN METHODIST, Situated sauih end ai
Ugh sttest teI,1ces, Sunday 1890 A and a D. n.
irnS ~ messing "wednesday n. Sunday lsool 10
.hufrh 81 30 ,. n. Psstef Rev. goBes: ressdenoo
Thomas street,
| EhlHNIt. Situated sHd - Logan street near
bsllsfahts Aehdemy. Nsetiurs, sunday II A. ~.
wednesday n An
Y " q A. Prayer uassilnFs Are held every Sunday
Al and every FRIDAY II ~ y 10 The TysuIn af The
Assef3Aiinn hote ths Post 0fioo. Uunn meeting
hsd in the room the hrsf Sunday in each month NJ
n lt'n olseu every uieAt frusn 10 ?. - and the
NaiieHsA thFis'iAn Temperance unioa st - ~
Thurstisy.
/ The LADIES TEMPERANCE PRAYER-MEETINa
meets IN the Lorhn tlose Honss, THURSDAY at grN
! CENTENNIAL TEMPERANCE CLuB. Regular
ruesfine each Monday II p NJ IN thair rs.oant in
Bushs Arcade High stfsat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

TX Governor IIoroiio Seymour and
ex. Representative W. J. Bacon. Of L tica.
y. Y, have signed the annexed appeal
for the civil rights Of Indians
"The question OF the right Of Indians
to claim the protection Of the Law.
which has attracted the attention OF
the public since the habeas corpus for
the release Of Standing Bear, the Pom.
ca chief, is one which we deem Of vast
importance. All those who sympathize
with the Indians and desire that they
should have the same rights before
the courts that we accord TO all other
human beings now have an opportuni.
ty 10 give practical aid 20 secure that
object. The people Of the North re.
proach the people OF the South for the
wrongs OF slavery, yet there never was
time when they were not allowed to
have their cases tried before the courts.
Surely we should take care that the
American people do not lay themselves
open TO the charge that in this respect
they uphold q denial Of that justice
which was never withheld from the
slaves in the South, when they were
subject to the utmost rigor Of the laws
which made them the property Of 9th.
ers. We therefore appeal to the be.
nevolent everywhere 20 send in contri.
buttons for that purpose. Eminent
counsel have offered their services free
of charge, AID the money asked for il
to pay witness fees and court ex.
upnsesN
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

We are informed that George VIII.
liam Curtis was "vociferously cheered''
every time he made his appearance in
the New York Republican State Con-
vention, and that when his name was
called as a delegate there was "enthu-
siastic applause" This sounds very
well, but the result of the ballot for
Governor shows that "vociferous
cheers" and enthusiastic applause"
embraced about everything in the
way of allegiance to the imam Mil
liner that the convention had to Of.
fer. When it came to voting the del.
egates promptly stopped their fooling
and followed the plumed hero of Can.
onchet.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

After deduCting from the increase in
expenses for 1879 the s. 800 900 paid out
on account of the fisheries award, S..
900, 900 on account Of arrears OF pen.
sions and 5000, coo for interest on nc.
count Of resumption and the refundinf
operations, there remains an increase
of over $l3.OO0. 600 TO be accounted for
To make matters worse, when the
record of the current fiscal year shall
have been made up il will show still
greater extravaganza. The Journal Of
Commerce correspondent recalls the late
official statement from the Treasury
Department announcing q dccrcaae in
the cost Of collecting the customs revc.
nuc at several Of the larger ports for
1879 as compared with the cost for ls7s
The showing was, Of course, favorable
to John Shermau's administration
But il appears that the total cost OF col
lecting tho customs revenue for 1879
was l9,02j, ,4j2.si, n against $lT.4l2..
7lT.33 for 1878. IL is thus seen that
outside OF the two or three large ports,
the cost Of collection was increased in
1879 ABOUT =. 100000. This means that
extra patronage having the money
value named was distributed by Candi-
date ShermAn's agents at the various
minor Custom Houses of the country
during the last fiscal year. although FOR
that period the cost Of collection, hay.
ing reference to the universal decline
in prices aud the wages Of labor,
should have been lcssened. The per.
sistent tendency Of the government
toward increased expenditures, while
the cost of living aud individual ex.
penses have been decreasing. affords
food for a deal Of reflection on the part
OF the people. Tho lesson to be en-.
forced is that greater degree of yigi-
lance in looking after the acts Of public
officials Of every class must como about
If government OF the people and for
the people il TO endure.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

The delegate election, in all cases, to be
conducted strictly in accordance with the
rules Of the party heretofore adopted, ex-
cept as TO the time Of opening and closing,
which Is as above stated. The following
are the rules
ist The electon for delegates 70 represent the df
fnFsnt districts In e annual Dsm0erstic county
Eention shall bs h.sj At the usaal place 0f holding
The general eecus for each district the Saturday
precsng the third Tuesday ia September In each aRd
eyeIy year, beginning AZ tao oeloek ~ ssid day,
epatinulng until six O'Clock ?.
~ The said delegate elections shall be held bf aB
election board. 70 consist Of the member u County
tonmitiee for each district and two other Democrat
e seiers beref who shall le appointed o. designated
- fiie County Committee In any of the persons
% constituting the board shall be absent from the place
- holding the sleetiOb for quarter 0f hour after
TIE time appointed ~ Rule Ftrst, f5f tho opening u
the same, is OF their place places shall be filled By
election to BE- conducted viva voce by the Demo-
cratic voters present at the time
~. Every qualified voter of the district Who. AZ
te late general eeeti0n voted the Deocratlc tek
halt be entitled 70 vote II the delegate elections
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

II is thus seen that the receipts for
1879 show an increase over those for the
preceding year of $l6,0G3, ,305.7G. At
the same time the receipts for 1879
were not 80 large 10y some $4,000, 900 as
those for 1876. The last fiscal year
shows an increase over 1873 in the Gus.
toms revenue of $7,079. .367 80. The
profits on account OF coinage amount
for the year to over 81 100000. Turn.
ing to the other side Of the account it
appears that, while the receipts show
an increase of some $lGOOO.O 900, there
was an advance in expenditures of
over $30,0O0,OOO. The course of the
Treasury since 1876 is thus indicated :
"At the end of the fiscal year 1876 the
receipts exceeded the expenditures by
$29, ,022, SO; in 1877 by go, ,3I0,j77,.
GO in 1878 bv $50, ,799,55l 90; in 1879,
by only $G,s79, 9,3OO.93.n The detailed
statement OF receipts and expenditure
for 1879 is as follows:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
Lace for Sarah.

From Paris Letter.
A friend of mine has just been shown
a piece Of trimming destined 10 adorn
one Of the stage dresses of Mile. Sarah
Bernhardt. Il is half yard in depth
and is sort OF lace, or rather a fine
passementerie, composed entirely OF
small imitation pearls. This rich and
elaborate trimming was made to order
from a design furnished by the artist
actress herself. and its cost is $50 per
yard. A narrow passementerie 10 match
has been made for the waist Of the
dress this Is comparatively reasonable,
Its price being only $40 yard.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

THE Sherman boom thus far has
not been a success. His speeches in
Maine we're considered damaging-his
tour in Ohio abandoned for the same
reason, and the efiectual failure of
Fenton and other friends 10 capture
the New York Republicans from Conk-
ling, places this bold manager of the
Hayes Presidential fraud largely at a
discount.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
Important TO Voters.

The next election In PsBnsyi,Abla viii b. hsld on
TUESDAY. the 9Th of November.
Voters must have paid siAis couuty tai one
mouth preceding The seeiioB, that IT, Oh ~ lrigfa
Saturday OotgLer l.
Members u Democratic stsis county aud olty ,,nl.
mt'es shsald 'se b &, that every ro,er Il cur patty
has complied With the las
FAILURE to pay tAH IN depriyss the ro,sr o
tho privilege u snrfags An slertsr can sssr ia M.
vote though be bs not Hssesssd bot the neglect may
oanss him nIuSh trouble
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

OSE of the beauties of civil service
reform as practiced by the present adj
ministration il illustratad by little
thing that has just seen the light Of
day. 1t appears that there is a color
ed clerk in the office Of the Third Au.
ditor of the Treasury, Charles Lcmos
by name, who draws the handsome
salary Of 81 900 per annum. 1t has
long been n wonder TO the other clerks
and attaches Of the same office what
his duties were, as he never performed
any in their department. 1t has just
transpired that Lemos is a tonsorial
artist. and that his clerical duties con.
sist in keeping the hair of the fraud
ulent President from standing on end
curling the ambrosial locks of the
poetic Rodgers, his private secretary,
and in anxiously awaiting the appear.
ance of Webb Hayes mustache. Thus
we glide.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
discount.

THE administration are no doubt
much gratifed with the nomination of
the man they elected from the Office of
Surveyor of Customs for Incompetent
cy, as the Republican candidate for
Governor Of New York. Conkling's
boom now overshadows the Sherman
boom, and the willy Secretary is cor
respondingly happy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

Advertisements calculated by the inch IN length
OF column aud any less space Is rated a. q iul inch
Foreign advertisements must be paid for before tn-
sertoa except on yearly contracts when halfyeafiy
payments IN advance Will hn required.
POLIrIcAL NorcEs, Il cents per line each insertion
Sothag inserted for less than 81 cautA.
RusINEss NoTicEs in the editorial columns 10 cents
per line, each Insertion.
IocAL NoricEs IN local columns, 10 cents per line.
AxSorNcEMExrs OF names Of candidates Tor office,
s3 each.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF MNRRt,GEs tSD DE,rtis inserted
free; but all obituary notices gill be charged cents
per line.
SPEcIAL SoTIcEs IS per cent above regular rates.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

The walk for the Astley belt will Ger.
tainly commence at Madison Square
Garden, New York, on the morning oil
September %. Mrs. Weston paid the
entrance fee for her husband lEl00l out
OF legacy from her fathers estate.
Weston, Rowell and the Others whe
have entered are In active training.
Tho belt i IN the custody Of the Ts1,
Field and Farm.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

IT Is said the implacable enemies of
Gen. Fitz John Porter are persistent
in preparing the backbone of Mr..
Hayes to veto any bill that may be
passed by Congress TO do Justice to
this gallant and much wronged sol
der.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

While on The battle. field Of Manassas he
saw, recognized and shed tears over the
dead body OF Colonel James Cameron.
Captain Lawshe was one Of the oldest
Aasons in the country, having been n
member Of the order for sixty. five years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
What County Officors are to be
Elected.

Elected.
A question has been raised in rela.
tion to the county officers to be elect
ed in Centre county this fall. The
call of the chairman Of the Democrat
ic County Committee specifies but one
office to be flled-that of Jury Com
missioner-but il has been asserted
that County Surveyor and Coroner
should also be elected TO fill vacancies
that now exist in those offices. In re-
gard to the office of Surveyor there is
no vacancy. The law providing for
the election Of county surveyors pro-
vides that a county surveyor shall be
elected for term of three years.
The same law provides further that
" In case Of vacancy occasioned by
death, resignation, removal or other
wise, il shall be the duty of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the proper
county to appoint competent person,
being a practical surveyor, to fill such
vacancy until the time prescribed by
this act for the election of said Off
GERS" The act of Assembly proyd.
ing for the election of county survey
ors was passed 9Th of April, 1850.
County Surveyors were first elected in
this State on the second Tuesday Of
October, 1880, for the term of three
years, and under the provisions of the
act of that year they were to be elect
ed every third year thereafter. That
makes 1880 the year for the election
of county surveyor. The day of
election under the new constitution is
now in November.
William =. Mitchell was elected in
1874, resigned in 1875, when Joseph
Devling, Esq, was appointed by the
proper court to fill the vacancy.
In 1877 Mr.. Ellis Lytle was voted
for, but it was without proclama-
tion by the sheriff, aud the election
was held to be void The Court dc
sired TO appoint Mr.. Lytle, who had
received large vote, but when that
gentleman learned that he would be
obliged under the law to keep his
Office in Bellefontc he declined to re-
ceive the appointment. Mr.. Devling
was again appointed, and by the law
his term continues until the first day
of January, 1881.
As to the office of coroner we know
that DR.. Constance Cambridge was
elected in 1878; whether DIR. Cam
bridge ever qualified and lifted his
commission the writer does not know.
If there is n vacancy il is the business
of the Governor to fill such vacancy
by appointment till the next general
election. If it is the duty Of the
coming county convention to nominate
coroner they can do 40. There is
no rule or law that requires the chair
man to specify in the call why the
convention is called. 1t has been Gus
tomary for the chairman's proclama.
ton to contain a summary of what
the convention is TO do. The call Of
the present chairman is made in strict
accord with this usage and custom.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
The Government Finances.

The correspondent Of the New York
journal Of Commerce has been favored by
the Treasury officials with Il statement
oil the receipts and expenditures Of the
government for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1879. As this is the statement
which will be embodied in the next an
nual report of Secretary Sherman IL Is
replete with interest. Summarized and
compared with the three preceding fis.
cal years the statement Is as follows
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

IN the matter Of the estate of GEO.
II CABIN, drceAsea, she sbdsrsieHed. Auditor
aFpAhte - hs CoaFt - sscaftaia liens against said
deoeasats rial estate sad make Feost tAsreof viii
mea te parties Interested 81 the once e Alexanaer
pcwsF. In neilsfnie. 81 The 2pth azy q sepsemter.
A. 2. 1879. as 10 ociccA. A. ".
e-1w ~ A MCKEE Audit0r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
Pardon Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that APP
a plleafioa vli hs uzaae % ihs Hard II RAracns
Al ~ meeting on The THIRD TUESDAY OF eRF-
TEMbkR, is5e. fDr the pardon 81 sTKWAKr wal
~oaaa fecsised beinFs bis afres, Asa lmffssoamenl
3i-zs MARGARET WALkgR,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
NcT Advertisements.
Letting.

Letting.
PROPOSALS for building Stone
u Abutmsnts for Bridge hrross the Hsia Earls
Greek si Port Matilda sii BE rssivei - the Connty
.oHalissianert until y O'clock NJ. sKFfEMnER %.
lhe SPECIFICATIONS esa he At their ofhcs in
beeionte. Pa The cautrHrs 10 le lei g. ths lows~t
resIsHaele iadafs. the Commissioners re~rfse The
right g. reject ANY ct sll iads
ANDREW GRlysG,
GB0RGE swAB.
E-2w casasai..,s,a,,
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

HrsttsE TrIEs % Cotr7-Fourth MoudA,s 4 Jau.
uAfy, April. August aud Noretnhef
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-17
Sorghum Syrup.

The following comes from Morris
town, Mimi:
md Q come to something that i,
gong to interest every person in Min
nesota. The Commissioner of Aericui-
ture wrote me telling that f. l.. Stew
art, OF MurraysvilIe, Pa, had invented
a process that would enable us to make
a much larger portion into sugar. and
with certainty. On my invitation no
came here for the State fair aud
brought along some of the chemicals r.
test on the fair grounds. The cane bad
been shipped from Litchield. was not
hair ripe, and the weather heinz hot
the cane was unfit for use, and not oh
the doct'r, but Mr.. Miller add maJo
a failure. DR.. Stewart was anxious for
us 10 test 1t, and gave each of us chemi-
cans enough to test III a small wav but
on my retur from the State fair
lound the cane already hauled, and |
coulu not stop to experiment with over
Ihirty acres OF 1T to manufacture. After
l had worked all the zane [ wrote and
received directions for re-workino crude
syrup, n the past few DAYS I have
oeeh a~greeably surprised to find that I
u make sugar and syrup that rivals
the South. There is none Of tho naiS
mayor left the material is very reason
aDiy there is no royalty, no cost ex-
cept the chemicals. 1t should be boiled
tn d swallow moving body of Juice as be-
lore the clar1hcation. 1t IS sone1b;nu
That L would try lightly ON some annd
nght-c"iored syrup on a stove. to toSt !
Its value as [ have done 'est
When the value of this process is
Known to our capitalists thinL Won
wheat VIII longer be the staple of Min
hesota ! 1t there is any one donhts NV
success ! can in two hours demonstrats
on a cook-stove all | have said. The
doctor mas had years of experience in .
arge sugar refinery in Philadelphia.
never since the introduction of the
early amber can have | felt 50 encour'
aged as at the present time. II is
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-17
HOuseke per's ro,p.

MoLAssEs CAKF.- two enr
mOiasses, II cup buija cup -r ea
mix, teaspoon OF sac. tab.--fu Is.
OF ginger, three eggs, H-a g, oI ST te
-four.
RED ANTs.-Amy,l, .btol a.ta
small red ants, hv a., yr- 81. Ia
whole, ground or oil a. and ..E-
ING 1t around, will find tho will entire
disappear.
CELERY SALT.-Saye abe root of the
celery plant, dry ana gra,e l. m,N.u- IL
Win one-thIrd as mueh sl.t. Keep .-
d bottle well corked. ami i : delicious
iof soups, oysters. gIayics - ha-La-.
CHAPPLD HANDS carre-ronieat
says that a simple mixtgte Of equal
quantities of rich cream and ~trol-
vinegar will make a compound vhE h,H
used on the hands after wa.hing them.
Will cure chap.
CoFFEE.-The best coffee cannot be
made from the bean long roasted 10
should be fresh to retain It's roma ahI
delicate flavor. What is not use al
the time should be put into a g,a-- ar
corked tightly.
:. AN ICE BAG.-Small quantitlr- oi
Ice may be preserved in sunnme- hs
making a bag large enough to hold the
ice. Then make another much 'ar-tr
bag. Put it outside the small ba- ani
the space between with ~awdu-t.
TO CURE A FELoN.-Take out a per-
OF the inside Of a lemon. and thrust
the hnger into it. Or take the SKIN Of
inside Of a fresh egg, bind il Oh with
the moisture Of the white of the e--
to the finger, and it will draw ja'
small globule that causes the 80. e tothe
surface. AS it dries make new apllIca-
tons.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-17

GOLD MINING.-The mining interest
in this section OF the State seems to be
decidedly on the increase-especially in
the counties of Mecklenburg and Castor.
Adventures and capitalists from many
of the Northern States are prospecting
and working mines in these counties:
and we are fully satisfied hat it is use
less to risk ones scalp in the Black
Hill hunting for gold when within the
borders of our own State can be found
mines equal to any in this country.
Recently we have seen some very fine
specimens taken from mines in this
county and quite a fine one taken from
a mine in CASTOR county, controlled by
r. j. Shipp, Esq. Just here let us
say to our Northern capitalists that
Lincoln county cannot be surpassed in
the precious ore and they would do
well to visit our county and look around.
-LincolntOn News.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-17

DESTRUCTION or INsECTs-In Ger
many, school children are instructed to
distinguish the most common noxious
from beneficial insects; also to collect
and destroy the former. In one district
t~Segeburg) the number of Nav beetles
taken by children the past season
amounted to 3l,25O pounds. besides O
pounds weight of the larva or grubs of
the same insect The total number will
amount to over $1,000, 900. This is a
practical method of curtailing the ra,
ages of the white grub" and might
with benefit, be put to use in the I'M.
ted States, where insects of similar
habits abound.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-17

planter of Georgia, is to apply t tnfee
the corn is planted, and two,titths IN a
side fnrrow at the second working at the
corn. For another plan of a formula
for composing superphosphate with
III manure and cotton seed see
Soils and Fertilizers, page 2al.