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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

Bethesda Spring Water is now known in all
civilized countries, and embraces in its bless.
ings thousands who never expect to see the
grassy banks and romantic hills and wales
which surround the sparkling fountain. The
most unqualified praise Of Its healing proper.
tics Is everywhere rendered, 1t has taken rank
as one Of the wonders OF the world; the subtle
power for good contained in the mild, sweet
draught is beyond the reason Of the scientist
and only finds explanation as one OF Gods in.
Vulnerable blessings Bethesia's victories In
the past have been but nominal compared with
those awaiting it in the future. 1t Is RAPIDLY
approaching recognition throughout the
world as the greatest panacea for Bright's Dis.
ease, Diabetes and all affections Of the kid.
ncyS and bladder To It's virtues thousands
owe life and health. .Il
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PRICE 25 CENTS.

De careful to cali for CoLElSs' VoLrAlc
EIrcrRIo PIAsrEa, combination OF VoltaiC
Plates With the best Plaster In the world as
seen IN above cut, Be Hire 10 OF what you ar
piRiHg % pay for. Sold by all Druggists.
oc3MH4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10
RaIunnore.

BALTIMORE, October s.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Western closed easier;
No. 2 western winter red, spot and 'Octo..
ber,. 81 80; November 81. sal SIX Dc
cember 81 SSat 8SI<. Corn Western quiet
western mixed, spot 81 <a5sc; October, 81 2
ASK; November 65Iia5S9fc. oats-Quiet;
western white S9a40c; DO mixed 37aSec ;.Penn.
sylyania Ssa40c. Rye Firm and unchanged.
Hay Firm; prime 70 choice Pennsylvania
Slbal6. Professionalism without quotablG
change, Butter Steady; prime 70 choice
western packed l8Sl8c. Eggs-Firm at
1ec. Petroleum-uhe changed. Coffee-Firm
no oargoes lSalelSc sugar-More active
PIT unchanged. Whhky-Fim OF o. 1ohl
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TOBACCOs.

Am now receiving the following brands Of ehoIos
robaccos, which Will be sold Tubiect 10 Tic lRie re
ductlon In the U 8. tax:
Lorillarda'a Climax y 4.ox, MahoR. Navy,
do Nickel Nuegot,D q"
do "Dime Nugget y %
do Double Thick" 6-oE. T"
r.H.. do NAVY So MRhog. Navy,
do l6-o1 lbs,
do Double-Thitk 50 Dark Navy,
FtnEeT'I "L0ng John," Mahogany Twins.
do "lG-oE. pounds, MGhOgany,
Pase's "0ld Time! S-ply Twist, d-6z.-DanyilIe.
"DAwSUn'St S-61 Twist,
"PAIk Lake, 3.OS Twist. ...
"0rOnOGo' S.ply Twist, Coz,
"little Pet" l6.inCh Twist IOs,
"hahanA" CablO Coil l0s.
"MAgnOliRn do do lOs. .
"HeaIhen ChlneOt DO I0G, al. ...-.......... ..
"SllvGr Belln 100,
"Saynl ssm ,Sh- iRI5e sHsh' PoHpd'
INDIAN" Fine Cut, In pals.
b.. .rr aa N. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

sPlhlag d g unpleasant Hothipg - esiumOu a,
ne t9maeh, and can b q easy oorIesd ii van Vii
uLe slmmont Liver Raa ulalpf. Do not nesiSst "a
.afo remedy Tor this repldye disorder ii mi NJ
ImmPfote your Appetite. Complexion anil lOnSTai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

SREANK BOOKS-The DAILY INrxlIl.
il s,eser g0oi RiadsEy De-. better work q III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10
GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION

CAUTION.
Owing to the increased demand and the i'm.
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior to.
baccos and representing them as the GLORY"
brand. Iclaim the "Glory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being thesAm Each lump has a
gold tag with the word "GLoRY" upon it and
none other is genuine, as 1t is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST z, 1879. - : nn2
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SATURDAY., OCTOBER 4, ls7s, .


Rthnns al 10 O'Clock A. ", sell ut public auction, 10
;hthest and heSt bidder, at the front door Of the
(Sln HOas Of Ohio county, West Virginia ths,.fdt-
sEBEdsSCrted real estate thet y y dlf Lot him
tdA u, IL the addition 10 tho city d w elingi
Wta Virginia. IN the Fint ward Of said city, laid oIl
u John MCLlTr, pat Of which sald addition Is re-
sSdel Ia aid Clerks office, In Deed Hook o., page S7O
All 1T irOns on the west side OIL thirty foot street.
"a Irunt VI width on Ald street Of thirty feet, and
attends IeS,Wlrdly uniform Width BY par lllel llnes
IL hundred aud IWenIy-nlne ieet In depth; baing
lshns property conveyed 70 the aid sImon Iloi.
hsi BY john MclhTs aud SIto by deed dated the 9Th
BY Of OrtOber, 1874, and Oi record In said Clerks
I4Ss, Ia Deed BOuk G., page 269.
The uIB believed 10 10 perfect, but will convey
Lly The title vested In me by said deed Of trust,
TERNS OE SGLI-uaC-thrl aud ~ much more q
atPanhAser may elect To pay CaAh on day ol sale,
rd The balance III two equal inStAllmehtS Of Alx and
tJ6VO n01IhS, with interest from day Of oalot de-
Mtei 1StIbiGnu to secured % the iatiSiactidnef
AsuHtOS WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
~ HFs Tdlutha.
The above ale 10 postponed until SATURDAY,
GioGSi II, 1879, Nanie hour and place.
WILLIAM r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
K.H HALLER, AucilOle6T, ofB
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

cost calendar arranged to- suit teachers; Ell
Rn,a iSI One year from 9Iz1 70 e200; non-sOe-
is, a1, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
tSf catalogues and other Information apply
W. we resident J. X. Thompson, MorERnt0wr,
"os W. fEsS Aul
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

&satsRvtLs mOdGlLO9-I4ayeS BellSiTS AZ a a
NJ, bridgeport 800 p. m; arrives at SteubenVilIo Al
~ ?: NJ; ieATea SelbenVillS al $50 4. M and ar.
nTes gtpoIt Al SIS, and BellaIre at 9iO a m.
!, Inc 6teubenylllo Accommodation 10 addition 10
tnef regular Trip 70 and from StsubonVIlle viii mafo
Iee following Eips between BelIaIre and Martins
Bridgeport to Martha. Ferry ,.....-....,sss :. m.
BOli1Iro.............,..,...."..li.Se /. m.
rI, .,.t.....,.....,...,..... 1A6 y. n.
s 1SP when required al sherman House, Ktna-
VILE, West Wheeling and Gravel Hin,
Tickets and Baggage Check % All pdpcnal points
n Sne ~ ~ Wet can DO procured al DE Ticket
IN FIR MYERS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

1lPUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
TRl4DELPHlA PROPERTY. -. VI
\, ,lrus ii deed OitFaSt made By Mary schE Inn,
w n MthIel SchVInn, With the EAid, Michael
sS,Iso. her husband 10 The ubdVfllgned truAtee,
G,SJ J1t s. 1879, and recorded IN the otaeo q the
ri di6s touniS ouFt Of Ohio county, West Va
sjsd d ITsn Hook No II, page 3, will, on
r,rt,nb,V NnVEUpEp 1870
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

NEw YORK, October 0.-Flour-Dull; re-
eetpts 1000 barrels; suparfne western and
State s. 00a5 40 common to good IS 50a6 90 :;
good to choice So loaf 50: white wheat extra
$ 6oa8 90; extra onio IS 75a7 Is; st. Louis
% COAT 25; Minnesota patent process 90 50a
$40 Wheat-Strong; receipts ,623 900 bush
els: ungraded spring 81 lsa1 26; No.
spring 81 22ka1 2SX; No. do s. 20IIa
%; ungradGd winter red 81 20a1 3TI<<; No,
do 81 Nal %; No. amber 81 85al 80;
No. l do 81 S61a1 S71E: ungraded white
81 IS; No. 2 81 Bal IS; No. L do, sales OF
$4,000 bushels at 81 SGlal 81; No 2 red, 0c-
81; November, sales OF 900 bushels al
81 S71<al 49, December, sales of 23S, 900 bush Cd
at 81 39la1 40N. Rye-Quiet but firm; No,
2 western SlXc Barley Steady. Malt
quiet, Corn-Denand active; receipts
10000 bushels; ungrAded 55a55
No. 65a55Hc: round yellow 5ac; low
mixed SIC; No. 2 October 64JEo Bid,
$50 asked November 65Xc bid, SOC asked
December 56Ac bid, 679Sc. asked. 0Ats-
In fair demand; receiptsl30 so, 600 bushels; west.
ern mixed S9aS9xc; white western 4la42c
Hay-Firm and unchanged. Hop-Strong;
yearlings 7al8c; new eastern 2Sa34c; new
western S0a35c; New York State 2Sa3Gc.
!iotiee Steady and In fair demand. Sugar
Quiet and firm fair to good refining 8]Sa7I Nc.
MnlaSses-Firm. Rice-Stcady and IN laii
demand. PeLroleum-Strong; United S9ska
Csc; crude 6a7c; refined Ike. Tallow-
Firm ut 61Ea6 0.l6c. Ro,in-Nominally un.
changed. Turpentine-Firmer at 80Ifc. Egg
Quiet and steady; western Fal9c. Beef
Quiet. Cut Meats-Strong and unchanged
lard-Demand fair and market firm: prime
steam SO s.. Butter Dull and unchanged
Cheese Heavier: western TIC. WHISKY
Firm at 81 10. Cotton steady at 101<al05Ec
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10
EDUCATIONAL,
lIRS. SYLVANUs REEDS

IRS. sYLvANUs REEDS
lo4RDLNG & DAYSCHo0LJo for YoUHG LADIES
SOA Sand East Fiity-thIrd street, N. Y,
ROFtnl October /. French and German languages
PARTIALLY taught. Thorough trimming 10 primary,
soad1Fy aud collegiate departments, Singing (soI-
,yNb dnEins, painting aud needle-Work included.
~ pupil receives the personal care and supervision
AIG KeEd, aub-TuAF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

n,udne At II O'Clock A. ~, proceed TO sell, At TIL
SsIJoy iIbr Court House VI Ohio county, WeS
v, % thr highest aud best bidder The following de-
rfiS,d Ti t'iatr that y to az: LoI namoefea zee
md IIIuIpphil, In the county q Ohio and stats
i IN vIVInl,, iFoniRg Nifty feet 10 ~ on tbs
y1iEli RlS, and TIt ,EhQ LII, aaa hlnd red and
iJ,pIy !ttt 10 ny to an alley: 80,
TTiYS ovsALE- One-Ih iFi o. the purchase money
al UmlCh more ~ the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
"a AN The balances In tWOOqual payments n Ax and
,T,tt n pthS, With interest irOm day Of sale, pur-
ann ETlpg pOIel secured BY deed Of trust, and q
sItJ oliamFancc on thOPToperty, Tor deferred pay.
nShA - 1.
Th,l.lc 10 the Iad property 10 believed 70 DO per-
ltL but KlllBG a. iFlttaS, snhi convey only lneh
nv /, L tfatei In me by sall deed Of tFGst.
WI. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
WIN IfALtEB, AuctionPGr. oe8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10
piIeai

Hey many suffer tortue day after day, p,skIns ilfs
epIden ald robeng existence a an pleas n osinS
h tecrSt SUFFERING from Piles, Yet fOllel 4 rSias
Guy the reuledy that has permanently cirei tdon.
l1haA SIMMONS LIvER REouLEToR, 9 no dFSStie
violent purge bat gentle Rssiatant 70 nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, October e.-Flour-Quiet
Minnesota extra family, In lots, medium,
60 rs: good TO choice 50 60A6 62I1; fancy
80 10. Rye Fl0ur-Firm at IS 20. Wheat
Quiet; rejected 81 3Oal IS; western amber.
on track, 81 Sal 37I<; No. 9 red, elevator,
81 S6Nal S79S: No. 8 do, 81 80; second call
tirmer; No. red, spot October, November
and December 81 81 bid, 81 SO asked. Corn
Dull; low and high mixed, 671IaSs 70; vel.
low 6sha5Oc; second call fair demand; sail,
mixrd, spot and October 68Kc bid, 67XC
asked: November 55c bid, SIC asked: Decem.
Der $50 bid, CSC asked. Oats-Dull and
changed. Lard-Western fierce eHa81c.
Butter-Easy; creamery extra 24a28C; New
York State and Bradford county, Pa, extra
l9A2lc; Western Reserve extra l1al9c; good
to choice l2al6c Eggs weak; western Ia
lSc; Cheese-Frmer; western creamery 10A
9lOAc; do. good, 9Hal0Hc. Petroleum
Firmer; renned Ike Whisky : Steady
western 81 10.
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TpusTEEs, SAFES.
GprsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE
VI hS,,tttI Iea pP0pERTY,

L e - = Ia
n, Al a tfuN, made b. J. ohambets
~ 1H ,,sStSs m Siy Louisa sehWArtl, the iaid
hs1ei oaI.S schWtftt, with Fled Schwartz, her hug
Nli iN,hs SSjSfSl I6ti trustee, dated N1Vembef B
aa and recorded q the ose q ihs Ssts q =;
W., iourt Il Ohio county, Wost virginia, In deed
lyT T,s,i BSoi No. . page ~, NllJ on y
'r SATURDAY. NOVEMBER :, 1873,
n.r1rt Al 10 telcek A. n, proceed 70 all, q the
,ssI SSSr q he COart Ho9ss q Ohso county WsSt
VI, Ss,,'sTiv ihat 10 hayi The north onofhal
It ada6erGd Is dtpasea 90 me east aide q hhi9
M%,.Ss,ii ,tFcell and TWOnIy'st1th street toImeiy
isi Division Jlfsell, 10 the sixth ward o. ue CITY
AT NSS az Of The purchase money,
"a y SSsh more Is the Iuteha'e5 may elect Y Pay,
,I.vS months, with interest from day q ale,
w. ~ vInE noteI secured " deed q trntt and
sy Il IaIaahe0 % tue property ior deiettes pay
' ~, title 70 the said property 4 believed . b per.
,Et bal selling a. trustee seal eSnSoy only saeh
we " 2" WV VIZ, r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Acknowledgements QUIET Stocks
Strong and BuOyant.
Flour FIrm-wheat Aetiye-PrOv visions
Firm and Higher.


NV YoKx, October 9.-MoSEY-Actlve
at Z per cent, Prime mercantile paper 6a6H
per cent Startling exchange at "a 81 Y sight
exchange weak at q SSI(.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Unless you intend to pass the persons
walking before you on the street, it is not
polite TO walk near them. If you intend
TO walk at the same pace they do It is
proper to allow a separating distance Of
about one yard and TO approach no nearer.
This Is required for several reasons--prom.
inentamOng which are that you may no,
interrupt conversation, and that you may
not be guilty Of the awkwardness Of kick
ing their heels, as has often been done, and
which we can tell from experience is un.
pleasant for the unfortunate heels.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

PrcSIc AND FEsrIyAL---A grand day in
the woods will be enjoyed by the friends
and attendants Of Emanucl's Reformed
Sunday-school, 81 jacksonville, next Sat.
urday and In the evening. II will be held
in Hcy's Grove, . short distance west Of
jacksonville. Abundance Of sweet music
will be furnished BY the welI-known Zion
Cornet Band. A feature which viii prove
very interesting and entertaining viii be
the playing Of Wesley A. Williams, The
"Blind orgAnist," who has been invited
TO be present OF course, an invitation is
extended 10 everyone 70 be present, and
doubtless large crowd will be tempted 10
respond 70 The invitation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Two fair sisters Of our meat market
friend, Mr.. William Lyon, were in town
on Tuesday evening. They sing in the
principal roles Of Pinafore, accompanying
the troupe nov at Lock Haven. Ono Of
these young ladies takes the part OF "Liiilo
Buttercup." The troupe Is, VIC under
stand, quite excellent, and composed Of
amateur talent from Danville and York.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31


Doc DAYs-Wc are now in the season
dedicated 10 the dear doggy and which
commenced on the ID Of July and ends on
the llth Of August, or a. some almanscs
place Il from July "a 10 August "a. The
rising and setting of S,ris" or the Dog star,
with the sun, has been universally regard.
ed as the cause Of the excessive heat, and
Of consequent calamities. The ancicnts
put great faith in this legend, regarding
the period Of greatest heat in summer 60
named, because In the latitude Of the Med
iterranean this period nearly corresponded
with that In which the Dog star rose at the
same time with the sun. To this conjunc-
ton all antiquity, and all the later follow
ers Of judicial as,rology, ascribed ma
lignant influence. The popular nature Of
the dog days, no doubt, grew up in the
practice of magistrates Of all towns in
England and France, a. far back as we
have any records on the subject, dccrceing
that in this period of extreme heat, all
dogs be muzzled or confined, the canine
blood seeming 70 be singulsrly affected by
heat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

The temperature Of August during
the first half Of the month, according TO
good authority, will be about as warm as
1t usually is at that time Of the year But
during the latter part Of the month ex-
extremes Of temperature may be expected.
One day II will be hot and the next day
cold, so keep your overcoat and linen
duster within reach.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Az HONEST BoY Y-Und this canton
the following appeared in the Daily Cham
P1oH Of Aichison, kansas, Of july i7th.
~ esierdsy afternoon n fourteen.vear old
boy, VIM. a. Blackburn by maine, made a
rich ind % a pocket book containing $500
in currency IN an clubhouse on the Atlantic
House premises. The boy Is q stranger
here young tramp, who has strayed an
the way from Lock Haven, Pa Instead
Of conccallng his prize and Fastening away.
he took II 10 the clerk Of the hotel and :oid
where be had found 1t. The owner Of the
money, gentleman from Sumner county.
hAnsas, soon discovered bis loss lie was
buying bin Of goods Of McPike 4 Fox.
and when be went TO pAy for them he
found be had lost his roll. He st once
hurried 20 the hotel and made inquiry,
and his property was returned 10 him in
tact, and the story Of the way II was found
was told him. Overcome bv this act Of
honesty in the youth, the generous and
grateful man gave the boy Eve dollars and
lefl hty more on deposit for him a, Nc
Pike X Fox'E il was 3 generous reward
90 honesty, and deserves honorable men
uon. Mr.. W. c. McPike heard Of IL. and
al once sought out the boy. Ills parents
are well 20 do in Lock Haven. but his lovo
Of adventure led him 10 stray from home.
When jeercd at by some by-siAnders for
not making of with the money, the youth
brAvely said that bis mother had taught
him that honesty is the best policy, and no
followed her teachings. Mr.. McPike is
pleased with the boys appearance and
manner, and will, we understand, give him
employment"
The boy mentioned above il son OF Mr..
Thomas Blackburn Of Lock Haven. He
i smart little chap Of good disposition,
but regular little Arab in his propensity
10 roam. lie has been at 1t for several
year., and travelled great distance, but be
has never been heard from a. in any trouble.
lie has been kindly treated At home, bat
all efforts have failed 10 quench his rowing
desires. Last April be and his cousin,
Tom Deise, Is years old, Jeff on a tramp
for Colorado. They got separated, and
Tom turned up at Pueblo, Colorado, where
he Is now. 1t Is gratifying 70 note tho
above named act Of the lad. He had
good mother, whose teachings are yet
strong with him, and this evidence Of il is
q guarantee that As VIII gets older, with
his wild oats widely scattered, he will set
tie down and make good and useful man.
Clinton Democrat
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

DO not let your teams stand on the
crossings, especially on such days as last
Saturday, when II was very unpleasant to
walk around in the mud. A team stood
on the crossing on Allegheny street near
tho Diamond, on that day at noon, and
every one who wished 70 cross the street
was compelled to 60 to the next crossing
or wade through the mud.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Mr.. Jshn o. james, Jr., and Mr.. w.
w. McEwen, Of Philadelphia, under the
excellent guidance OF Messrs. Frank Nc
Coy and Andrew @. Curtin, Jr., visited
McCoy's Point on Tuesday afternoon TO
enjoy for brief time the beauty Of tho
grand panorama Of nature there. unfold
ed 10 Admiring eyes. Like all who have
visited the Point, they were delighted
with the afternoons jaunt.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31
The PRESBYTERIAN festival last we,

The Presbyterian festival last week
may be briefly described as perfect" in
every particular. The room was tasteful
ly decorated, tho eiibles were such AS "A
Emperor might roll with pleasure on his
tongue and desire to taste sgain, and the
sweet and blushing maidens who presided
we'll, they were jus; 90 bcwitohing that
when one entered II Wa almost impossible
10 leave again. But the principal fact
upon which they can congratulate them.
selves is that the receipts amounted to
about 6fty dollars.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

We are pleased to state that thus far
almost two hundred dollars have been
subscribed towards the fund for tho fur
nishng Of the Ironworkcrs' building noar
Valentines Forgcs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

"A new sewer is being laid on Lamb
street at its intersection with Allegheny,
to carry of tho surplus water which
rushes from upper Lamb street on the oc-
casion Of every heavy storm.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

--Messrs. John Ardell and John ID.
Licb are giving vent TO their natural enter
prise in The erection Of large frame
planning mill on the western end Of the
meadow near the spring. We understand
the machinery win be run by steam
power.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

The Philipsburg journal says that on
Sunday afternoon, the 20th, as Vic. Gray,
son Of l. V. Gray, of tha, place, was at
tempting TO place pistol in his hip pocket,
one barrel was discharged, the ball entering
the aeshy portion Of the hip, producing a
painful flesh wound.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

All passengers riding on the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad hereafter are requested 70
enter at the rear end Of the car and depart
from the front end. The only exception TO
this rule is in the case Of a "dead head"
who endeAvors 10 steal ride. His exit
will generally be made at the toe Of the
conductors boot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

The loud noise that was heard on Sun
day last shortly after noon was occasioned
by the falling of huge piles of stones near
Alexander & Co.'S lime kilns below town.
If the accident had occurred on n week
day, when the men were at work near
them, the consequences might have been
disAstrous.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Brown, wife
of our friend, Mr.. Charley Brown, who
died on Tuesday morning last at 3 o'clock
will take place this morning at 10 O'Clock.
She was a Miss Ann Bradley and leaves six
children and . devoted husband 20 mourn
her loss
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

If any Of our business men have reach
cd perfection in their occupation it is cor
tainly the grocery firm Of $. A. Brew &
Son. No store could be kept more scrup-
ulously clean ; no goods could be arranged
TO better advantage. II Is fast becoming
the favorite trading place for people all
over Centre county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Among the guests registered At the
BrockerhoG House this week are Gen. a.
II. Reynolds and Messrs. John o. james,
Jr., w. W. MeEwen and Thomas Foster,
all of Philadelphia. They are all pleasant
gentlemen, and always meet with warm
greeting in Bellefonte,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Among the many Bellefonters who
are now visiting friends at distance are
Mrs. Jonathan Harper and Miss Lizzie
Shortlidge, who at present are at Milton.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Those who enjoy reading the German
half OF the Millheim Journal will do we'll
to peruse it carefully this week, as It Is the
last opportunity they will have. II intends
to lay aside its foreign garments, and after
this week will appear clothed in a complete
suit OF English.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

1t was rainy, lonesome and dull last
Saturday, and so Il call which we received
from Mr. Robert q. Brcit, nm active and
cnterprising citizen of Ferguson township,
was particularly pleasant.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Now is the time for farmers 10 bring
their chickens Of all kinds and breeds, only
so they 60 by the name Of chickens.
Messrs. A. ]. & I. +. Gricst. Of Union
willie, wish 10 purchase 10000 whew !
just think of $1,000 chickens all together
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

1t seems to be the fashion TO be tout
of towfP' at this time Of tho year. The
only custom which Is more prevalent
is that among gentlemen of going To Now
man, Jr.'s, for their clothing.