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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No judicial advertisement ariU k
,Ssevtsd IN this paper hereafter. "n-
.ess the Attorney becomes security
tor tie. adsertising bill, Wk;ch must
be paid on FIRST INSERTION, o.
fhev arin lie discontinued.
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YuEBALL AND BAT.

The (DsceOlas and Acmrs Meet fNr thr
Champiouship-'rhe Lone Stars
and OTHER Cracked Mines
Ready To Challenge thu
Winning ('lMh The
Ned and Rlmr
I%gS.
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Prensture grayness Of ths hair ahouId
b prevented. and tho bsst and susvst
preventative 10 Halls 6ibilis Hair r.
newer. 81,
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V!EGETINE
Doctors Report.

Ns. cha4 N. Dals"hauaem ApothicAry
Evansville. lu,l.
lis" IL" TOR writes; have large number Of
g"n", cns'"r."rN who take VtyrtiMe. They oil
peak well %, it. know 1t il . gO.kt n.e'leciue
i'i the cV'n plants il in Iec0nlDrnced.
il-s g. l..,
VLGnrlNE IS great panaca for our aged
IA, hers aud mothers ivr it xivsr them strength.
qulets their nerves, aud gives them Natures
sweet s,eep.
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SheriR's sale.
L. Csspari W. Taylor Craig.
Parish Court No. 1861.

SheriR's Salo.
L. Csspsri W. Taylor Craig.
Parish Court No. 1861.
DY VIRTUE Of . writ Of seizure and
ID sale in tho above entitled aud mum.
Tered suit and to mo directed have seil.
ed and will offer for sale to tho last aud
highest bidder at the door Of the Court
House, in tho City aud parish Of Nstchi.
t0cher, on
Saturday the 2lst day Of JANE, 1917,
between tho legal hours Of sale, tho fol.
loging described plcl,erty to wit:
The northwestern quarter of section
twenty -four township seven, range niue,
containing one hundred aud sixty acres,
moro or lew, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, being the
ssme lxnd and improvements acquired BY
the present vendor from Samuel PxrSoi,s
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Nxtchitochss, vt
. Sheriif's Sale made on the al dxy Of
Aprii $50 In tho suit entitled L. Caspsri
individually and - administrator OF J. Z.
Jxnin ". FlsviOus J. Mathews.
Terms Of Sale:
CAsR-subject to appriseu'eut.
LA. DEBLIEUX,
May l7.tds. Sheriff.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
SHREVEPORT

SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. Departs.
Monday, "a. NJ. Monday A. ".
Tuesday, g Tuesday. 4 =. NJ.
Thursday 90 "Wednesday. A. NJ
Friday, G-': - Friday. 4 =. NJ.
Saturday, Saturday. I A. N.
~ NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
Sunday, 2 p. N. Sunday, =. NJ.
Tuesday, " Monday. Z A N.
Tuesday, 8 A. NJ. Thursday. 4 =. N.
Friday, 2 p. N. Saturday, : \. NJ.
Saturday. 8 A. NJ. Thursday. Z a. NJ.
M1NDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, 6 p. NJ. Wednesday. 7 A. NJ
Friday, g Saturday. 7 A. NJ.
MANY.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, 6P. N. Monday. 6 A. NJ.
Friday, 6P. N Thursday. h A. N.
MRS. NJ. \. Bi'RkE,
Post Mistress.
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Threatened IL Gag the Press.

Last SUNDAY noon while in crowd Of
gentlemen aud the City Marshal dicnss.'
ing the city ordinance in regard to "b
structions. etc, We suggested t. the Mar.
shall in friendly spirit that he could not
I've too careful in regard tn his duties. as
l,e might accidentally l"se his ''uosiSh.'
This r.u,ark VI ours caused the Marshars
rate temper I" =" up like thermometer
~, a hot summers day, hut owing {" y
huge black cloud passing over our little
city Al the tine. had the effect tn ..''l
his angry passions down, ami W. were
saved. aud Just ~ We were coOgratmla-
ting "urSslt on the narrow escape W. had
made. he lrt <" his mnd.vaiv~, emitting
the following gaS.'ons s,ntf and ut the
same time shaking his shiI'alah at "s in q
threatening attitude "Y"u put any
thing in the paper in regard I" my ''"-
ties. sir. tn pnt y head "n you." Now. this
was pntting things on rather heavy. M'
an official, we have never criticized his
actions ~ an officer. for'the simple reason
that We wisl,e,, to give him chance. and
II h will devote his huge Intellectual
brains to reading the city ordinances hi
will find it more profitable, than to gr'
on his "ear' alMnt nothing, and
~ for his threat We care nanght Tor it
| We don't banker after any heads, o'
mapx,rd roof. hut we wish it distinctl!
understood, that We will do all in "a
,mwcr to advance the interest 81 our lit
,le city and protect that Of every 'itize'
regardless III "bullies."
The Tooth OF q Mastetloa.
| Mr.. Rowland who lives some ffftee'
miles from town sends a. a Masto'o'
tooth, eras,,ring nine inches long. am
the crown four inches in circumference
Mr.. Rowland while making some excava
tious in the earth in search Of wate'
Will. at a distance Of some aixty fee
came across this tooth. and nnmero''
other bones, equally proportionate i
size, but on being exposed to light crun'
ble,l to dust at once. One thing nor
especially attracted his attention, an
that was n ''tOe naip which was eiKl
inches in diameter. Thus day by do
our country II developing somo ne'
treasure in way Of curiosity. Gold hi
l,een found, also an antiqnated pair
. spurs, worn by some gallant SPANS
i Knight thousands Of years ago, and IL
l.. the tooth and bones, which l'ears us on
!. in the ueliei that at one time, that claf
. vic animal the great American Mastodo
). once roau,ed around the hills and vale,
Of our beautiful country.
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NEApAcHr There are various causes fol
headache, as arrangement ii thu circulating
svste,O, &c. VE"kTiNG can he said to be . surs
remedy for the manv kinds at headache, o. Il
act, directly upon the vaii"Ns causes Of the
complaint, Nervousness. Indigestion, COssivs
ness, Rhamatis"'. Neuralgia, BiliOnsnsas. &c
Try The vsget1e. You will never regret it.
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the MEXICAN VETERANS.

The FOnrth Of July IN liz Celebrated
With y Grand IiarlecMc--rhr PRO,
rrr,ls IN l,e Donated IL the In.
valid Mrm'~rs-Thry style
Themselves the North
Louisiana Mexican
Veterans
OlMtiOms, etc.
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VEGETINE
FOR SICK HEADACHE
Evalass,illn. Ind Ian 4 lA1A

EVHUWVJJJ0: IuU., O8u. y U00U.
Mn. n. r. STEVENS:
Dasr Sir.-l have used your veestise TOT
Sick Hex. ache. s"d been greatly bsae6tstl
thereby. ] have every reason 10 believe tt to b
q GOOD medicine. Yours very respectfully.
Mrs JAMES CONNER, III Third St.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Dissolution OF Co.psrtnerstlp

Dissolution OF CO.psrtnershlp.
nlHE Co-rartnenhip heretofore exist
lug 1t Cxmpte, La., l'rtweeM tho u,,.
dersigNe.l, under the firm name Of MICH.
El.SON T. RAPHAEL, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent.
A Nicholson will uM,tiuue tho business
in his own name.
A. NICHOLSON.
S. RAPHAEL.
Campte, La, May u, lS79.-3t.
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Judicial Advertisements.
SuCRJFF'S SALE.


IIi)l 4 Co., Us. Caroline Myers.
PariSl, Court. Parish, "t Natcl,itMlles.
M. :s!1.
10y virtue Of 4 writ Of I'll. Ia issued IN
Id tho ai.,.. entitled ami numbered
snit and tn mr. directed, | l,av" ~ize'l
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder ut the 'lo"r II thu Court
House IN the city and parish Of Natchi.
tocl,es, Oh
Saturday, June 81, 1870,
At u NJ. tho following described proper
ty, to.wit:
4 certain lot Of ground situated 10 thu
city Of Natchitochcs, uu tue West side Of
Second Street, below Bayou Amulet,
measuring sixty.seveu and hslf tori
front, gu said Street, with depth Of
two hundred and forty feet, together
with tho buildings and Improvement,
thereon, acquired by Defendant from p
Myers. by Act Of date ?2d December
1866.
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vNSETINE hss asver failed to effect cure
glazing toss ard sirrny,h II tho system debilita.
ted bV disease.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
TNHE Tax anl License payers Of this
l. parish are l,erpb. respectfully mott
tied, that am now prepared to collect
State and Parish, tax es III 1875. Sud vii
delinquent Taxes. also Licenses for 1879
WILLIS HOLMES,
Tax Collector. Parish ef NxtchitOches.
March G.--6lu
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VEGETINE
Doctors Report. !.

H. r. SrIvIxs
IDear Sit. - We hsvs bees selling yoar remedy,
v.< .s:ao s.s sAsAA SAs.s,- esd W tsA skss Il
Rives perfect satisfaction Wa bslieve il ~ b.
ths hest bl0Ud pnriher DOW s0ld. Yours. &c.
DR. J. F. BROWN 4 Ca Druxeeats.
NniOuvil)e. Ky,
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DESCRIPTION
Prince Albert IT." IL dark Mahogo.
~ Bay, without white; six years oid ;
: Nix, s". 5ssds high aud /" f"e health
Prince Albert IT. was sired By Prince
Albert, j., and he BY Troutmau' Prince
Albert, and he BY imported Cleveland
bsy horse. Young Lord, tho property Of
J. B. Clay, Of Bourbon county. Ky. Hia
dam was sirsi by old imported Valentine;
bic great dam By Forester; be BY old
Bertrand bio great grand dam, Ameeda
Sergeant by old 6hsksspexr. Valentine
was . thoroughbred horse imported ~
impr0ve tho Thoroughbred stock Of thi,
country. Abadsm valsutiue, The dx,u
Of Prince Albeat % ono of tho finest mares
in Kentucky. The dam Of Prince Albert,
Jr., Nolio, was siroil BY . thoroughbred
race horse bsr dan, was sired ~ old
Wool Pscker and 10 was tho sire N
old Gray Eag1e. TIE dam Of Prince Al.
bert IT." was sized By John Printer, aud
bic 4rsod dam BY old Black Hawk.
WILSON uERRELL.
Tickets can b bed from tho followiua
named gsntlsmsn: -
Charles DsBlanc- Cl0utieeville,
julius Levin 4 n. Taylor, Alexsndris
u. Bandsriss, 0rsppe's Blm6.
A. 1iehselson, Csmpts.
6s1 Lisa Ceashstta
T. Lacoete, Natchitoch %.
Nay 3st.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14
A Nice Administration.

While Marks and other thieves and
scoundrels, under the protection of
Mr.. Hayes and his cabinet officers, are
stealing the revenues and robbing the
government in the South by thous-
ands, John Sherman, Key, Tyner and
others are junketting in the North on
political tours in government vessels,
at government expense, Mt the rate of
many thousands more per week. And
yet Mr.. Sherman has the cheek to say
in his speeches that this is an economi-
cal administration of the government.
These practical illustrations will not
strike the people very forcibly in CON
firmation of Johns claim to economy,
or even the decency of expenditure he
INDUCED out of the public treasury at
the very time of making the claim.
How different is this from the good
old Democratic times, when statesmen
had some respect for their own honor,
and administered public affairs to pro.
mote the honor of the country and the
interest and prosperity of the people.
Who ever heard, under Democratic
administration, of an Attorney Gener-
nj of the United States ordering n
Grand Jury to be discharged, because
they had evidence before them of the
most infamous and damning frauds
upon the Treasury, as in the case of
Marks in New Orleans, by Attorney
General Devens? Who ever heard of
a Cabinet minister under Democratic
administration appropriating n gov
ernment vessel, provided with all the
luxuries of riotous living mt the ex-
pense of the public Treasury, to travel
around the country on political tours
to fix things up to suit his own political
and entertain his friends
cheaply, as in the case of Mr.. Sherman
in his political mission to New Eng
land? To the honor of the Demo
cratic party, and its honored represent
atives, no such mean advantage was
ever taken of their official positions to
make the people contribute to their
pleasures from the public treasury.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14
MIR. Hayes and his Vetoes.


Written far the CExTHi DTNocALT.
The fundamental principle o. this and
every other Republican government il,
that the sovereign power resides and is
inherent in the people and not in the
government. All governments are in.
stituted for the protection of this right
in the people. Before the formation of
the Union the people of each State
were sovereign and independent. They
had exercised their sovereignty in the
formation of State constitutions and
governments. They not only retained
all power not given TO those govern.
ments by their constitutions, but they
possessed the right of altering and
changing their constitutions at will.
In virtue of this sovereign power the
people of the old States consented to
form compact Of Union for mutual
safety and equality Of rights, and agreed
TO vest in the government of the Union
certain powers the better to guarantee
to the people the enjoyment of the re-
mainder.
The powers Of the general govern.
ment are therefore limited and all
power not delegated remains with the
States as far as their constitutions give
IL and with the people. In all other
respects, the States and the people are
as completely sovereign as they we're
before the Union was formed. The
State legislatures are therefore at liberty
to pass any laws in their discretion, ex.
cepting such laws as they have agreed
to by the Federal compact not to make,
for they are not restricted from so do
ing. Who, then, can say they are not
competent to pass laws to protect their
qualified citizens on the day of elec.
ton from being intcrferred with in the
exercise of the elective franchise by
United States marshals and soldiers
The 5th section Of Article of our Con.
stitution declares that elections shall
be free and equal and no power cira or
military, shall al any time interfere 70 pre-
rent the free erereiSe Of he right Of svf
Jragej" and Section 5, of Article
VIII, declares, that "electors shall in
ell cases, except treason, felony and
breach or surety Of the peace, be privil.
eyed from arrest during their attend.
ence on elections, and going to and re.
turning therefrom !" and the I'D Sec
ton of the same Article declares that
"the military shall IN all cases and al all
times be In strict subordinatIon to the
civil power"
The Legislature under the provisions
of the Constitution passed an act en-
titled "a further supplement TO The act
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

THE Democratic party, says the
Washington Post, always has been,
and always must be, the party
of "honest money" The Democratic
party has never advocated the pay.
ment of public or private debts at
less rate than a hundred cents on the
dollar. For the benefit of class, the
Radical party has compelled the pay
ment Of s1.30 to s1.50 on every sl.00
of debt, and has claimed to be the
only "honest money party" while thus
robbing the people for the enrichment
of few. Now that the plot has been
worked out, and the wrong is beyond
remedy, it is high time for the authors
of the robbery to stop boasting of their
honesty. The Democracy of to-day
stands where the Democracy of the
jackson era stood. in favor Of no pa
per that IL not worth Its face in law
ful money; in favor of a sound cur
rency Of gold and silver, or its equiva-
lent; in favor of treating all classes
of public creditors alike; in favor Of
the same dollar for the laborer as for
the millionaire. 1t accepts the wrong
of the past because it is unremediable,
and proposes to do all that is "nomi-
mated in the bond" And ii sets its
face against this needless agitation of
settled questions, whether Of finance or
other Issues growing out Of the war.
The great issue of the hour Is, whether
the majority or the minority shall rule
this republicf That question is at the
front, and must stay there till it Is
definitely and finally determined. The
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

Advertisements are calculated by the inch In length
Of column and any less space Is rated ~ full inch
Foreign Advertisements must be paid for before In
sertioa, except yearly contracts when half early
payments IN advance viii be required.
PottricAt NoTrcEs T. cents per line each insertion
No;hiag inserted for less than b1 cents.
Business NOTICES In the editorial columns Is cents
per line zach Insertion.
LocaL NorIcIs, in local columns 10 c"nts pcr line.
ANNouNcEMENrs Of names OF candidates for Office
S3 each.
ASSouScENESTs OF MAHEiAGIs AND pEATHs inserted
frcc but all obituary notices will be charged cents
pSr line
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

Mayor Stockly, of Philadelphia, re.
ceived letter on Friday from a lawyer
of Erie, Pa, stating that man in that
city, while under the fear of death, had
confessed 10 having committed muir.
der in Philadelphia some years ago,
killing porter in dentists establish.
ment and robbing the place of large
amount Of gold. The murder referred
TO is that Of James Neads, who in 1865
was gagged and stranRled at Whites
dental establishment. Parties were ar.
rested at the time, but the evidence
was not sufficient TO hold them and
they we're discharged.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

Radical leaders have set up minority
rule by fraud, and propose to main
tain il under cover of law. The Dem
ocratic party proposes to re-establish
the fundamental principle of the gov
ernment-the right of the majority to
rule.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

THERE never was such really good,
substantial, satisfact0ry, and rApid-selling
hrst-clAss Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
offered 10 low a. the nNEw FAMILY SnUT-
TLE," reduced 10 only $25 more complete
with equipments, and lower In price than
any other machine. II IL elegant in work
nanship and finish, surpasses all others In
iis work and fulflls all the requirement. Of
every family as a helper. Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free Of charge. II
will do every description Of wOrk-fne or
coarse-that any machine, at any price,
ever did, or can do; equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong. HRs all tho
late Improvements, IL easy " learn and
manage, IL seryiceable, don wear out,
always ready, and never out Of order.
Sent {. o. ID. anywhere with privilege of
examination before payment0f6ill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine IN
the World Territory free. Adir,ss, for
descriptive books, &c, "Family" Shuttle
Machine Co., 7j5 Broad way, New York.
30-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

N0TlCE.-In the matter Of the
~ Estate q George Swafts. late ~ the township
of Penn County II Centre deceased In the nrfiAns'
Court of Centre County. The spprAisernent q par-
ton - The Real Esiaie of said 6eorre swarts uaer
The provisions II his last viii and testament And
no~ June d A. u. 1879, said aI4Faissaant read and
csenhrIRsd rIsi and publication ordered be made
agFeeshly 20 the act q Assembly in such made
ard provided. The sTTsfsiseHeut made ~n he
cunhrmed absolutely II exceptions hled prior 70
the frsi dan e nexi term. ny the Cuurf.
si-At Nm. X BuRCuTfELn. Clssk or. Court
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

PERSONS who are troubled with weak
nefs arising from a disordercd state Of the
rinhry and Pro-crcative Organs, such a.
IndsPosition 10 cHcrtion. Los of power,
or memory, difficulty Ia Breathing, Ner-
vousness, Trembling, Weakncss Of Vision.
"hkcfulness, Pain in the small Of the
back, Muscular Lassiiude, Hot and Dry
Skin, Erupuons on Face, Pale complex
ION &c, should ri once procure a bottle Of
Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu. A
jud''ious and prompt use Of this preparation
mAy be relied upon to give tone t. the Or
eahs, restore their power and remove the
tymptoms. Price one dollar-siE for five
dollars. For Fhlc at 2. PoTTs GEEEy's
Drug Store, Bu.h House Block. ly-2Oeow
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

WHY WILL YoU-Aliow n cold %
advance IN your system and thus encourage
more serious maladies, such a. Pneumonia,
HemorrbHgc' aud Lung troubles when an
Immediate relief can be 10 readily attained.
Bosehee's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the sevcrest Lung Dis-
eases. II IL DIR. BOschee's famous German
prescription, aud is prepared with the
greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tained In administering IL 10 the youngcst
child, a. per directions. The fals. Of this
medicine l. unprecedented Since frt in
uoduced there has been d constant increAs.
ing demand and without single report Of
n failure D. do it, work in any case. AK
your Druggist ~ - the truth Of thcsr
remarks. Large size 70 cent?. Try nAnd
be convinced. Sold by +. Potts Green,
"h"letAIe and retail. /-eow-ly
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ Joint Account q ISAAC MITCHELL. Assignee
for the inehs q creditors & Isaac Thomas and Joseh
D Thomas has been hied IN the efce q fse rruihen.
utAry % the Cou q Cunmnu fiess cr Centre county
uhieh aid acceunt ui te rFessated fos oonarmadsn
Ha the next term Il said UsaFs
So }, c HARPER, rsoshonosAry.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the

y Account q JAMES Z. e0HAERV1iLE A.
slEaes q AuTRKp NirHols has hpsn sled IN the osoa
81 The Pruthonatary cf She Court ef Cau0a rieaa n
CsntFe eouHty an thai said aeooant uiIl - areetra
fof confirmation 81 TIE next term of naiA ruirt.
so-tv J. c, HARPER, rrothoAolsry,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the

4 account u }. =. CsThart conaraiitee II George
swArtg lunAtio hiss beef hed In the onses of the Pro-
thouaiary u the Court ef Ceaasaa Pleas of Centre
County, which said anceant wiil he presented fof
At the next term ef said Osart.
sl-st J. c. HARPER, prothanoiary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
- Account ~ SAMUEL X FAUST, cosnmlssrs a
HaxHt RisHF1 has heen Sled in The usoe nf The Pro-
thonutAry az the Court - Goaanaa Taezs q Centre
ruunty which said uf te preseato1 zs as.
Hrmatton 81 The next term a saia Coufs.
so-sw J. G HARPER, PruthSnotnfy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

Potatoes are fly cents bushel at
Williamsport.
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT ia pub.

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT Is pub
lished every Thursday morning. at Bellefonte Cen -
county, Pa.
TERMS-Cash ia advance 81 30
IL not paid In advance.................. g 90
Payments made within three months will be CON
sdcred In advance.
LIVE PAPER-deyoted TO the interests Of the
whole people.
No paper will be discontinued until arToaragos are
paid, except at option of pubiishers
Papers going out of the county mus, be paid for in
advance.
Any person procuring us ten cash subscribers will
BE- sent q copy free Of charge.
Our extensive circulation makes this paper an un.
usually reliable aud profitable medium for advertising
We have the most ample facilities for jon WORK
and prepared TO print all kinds OF Books Tracts
Programmes, Posters. Commercial priating 1c In thu
finest style aud at the lowest possible rates.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-30
POINTS.


Col. Bracket is at the Inter Ocean.
A. S. Patrick, of Rock Creek, is in
the city.
DIR. Carlos Carvallo, U. S. A., is at
the Railroad hotel. 5t,4
II. F. Malcolm, of Colorado, is pay
ing the Magic City /" visit.
A. c. Snyder, ESQ.,, who is confined
to his residence by illness, is recovering
rapidly and will be on duty MS manager
of the Western Union office some time
this week.
Lieuts. G. F. Chase and G. F. Price
were registered at the Railroad house
yesterday. The atmosphere at White
river seems to have impaired a new
vigor to their appearance.
The Denver papers all speak of Secre-
tary Spates in the most complimentary
terms. The Tribune justly styles him
"Wyoming's popular and efficient secre-
tary of territory Having met our
secretary, and also learned of him
through the excursionists, they speak
knowingly.