davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
How Many Vote. 1t Took
rrrRsr DISPATCH.

SAN FRAYCIsco, October 14,-The Republican pluritv in Ohio IS expect ed to reach 9, ,000. Present indica- tions are that Porter is sure tn carry Indiana bv 1 900, while his majority may reach 1000. The Legislature IS close. owing to tbe ract that six more Democrats hold over than Republi- cans. The chances are, however in favor of the Republicans, or a gain or an average of nine. The kepuoil- cans elect seven and probably eight Congressmen. Senator FO0rhees stilI .o..,--- e., ,rfr-a uf, fhp State.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
THIRD DISPATCH. On tho Offensive, You Bs.

Special 10 tho CITIZEN.
 NEW YORK, October I5.-The Re- publican National Executive Commit tee have decided to direct their efforts 10 carry Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Announcements.
Tor Delegate to Congress.

THEREBY ANNOUNCE ETYSELF AS A l candidate for Delegate to Congress, at tue ensuing election.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
lFoURTH DISPATCH. Nice 3Ien for Gice-Presi6ent

5peclaI to tne NIIIzLS.
 CHICAGO, October i5.-The Inter- Ocen's New York special says: Mr. English did characteristic thing yes terday. Hc lelegraphed long mes
 ace 10 ,he Democratic National Con- mittee, giving reasons why the De- mocracy were defeated in Indiana, and declaring they would carry the State in November. He marked on the bottom of the message, "Collect. One of ihe committee remarked' " That's Bill English all Over.'
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16

West Virginia is in doubt, but is probably Democratic, with consider able Republican gains; buttherc are no figures at present which will positively fix the maioriiies.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
SECOND DISPATCH

CHICAGO. October 14.-Nothing la- far from either Ohio or Indiana, except to confirm last nights d!spatchsa
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Increase i'm Railroad EusInes

NEW YORK, October 9.--The gross earnings Of the thirty-four principal railroads for inc month of Septem per, amounted to Sl5,3G5,0 ,0G4, against SIP j51,5j1 for the same month last year, an increase Of e2,Sl4, 30G, or @ per cent. The increase of mileage is 5512 miles, or g per cent.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
lFTFTH DISPATCH !

IYDLANAToL-s, October 14.-Indi- ana returns hy precincts HOW in com prise about half the State, and indi- cate plurality for Porter Of 5000 Nothing has been received from Gravy ford, Perry or Dubois counties.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
shooting Array at 'faIey

S----li tA L--- N--A--Ns
 CAMP THOMAS, October 14.-Jesus Disnado was shot and killed by one Santiego Garcia in MaXey rsSt night. The CurOner's Jury is now lnvesti- gating the case. The testimony, a. far as reached, shows that woman was the cause of the killing.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
I SIXTH DISPATCH .
 Hoop fat

Speceal 70 the CIIIZEE.
 CoLrEBCs, October 15. Town sends majority will be 19,O00, and the others on the Republican ticket about 22.OO0. These are the exact figures predicted by Foster on last Tuesday. Townsend ran behind his ticket on account of the opposition of ths liquor men, and was traded,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
NORTON & STEWART.
The Great English Remedk

r 4 NE YER
 ! Failing Cure for Neruus Debility, Exhausted VitalIty, Seminal Weakness, pc rm atorrhRG Lost Manhood, Inn
 poi-ucT, Paralysis and all rho t3rri5.s erecte oi Sclc cAb1 e and yOltai-l lo.iiss and -Zcresss ln ma
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09
" Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey.

For Colds, Throat and Lung diseases
Prepared ready for use. Wonderful in i,s
hehIing powers. IL gives relief by arre.t.
ing the hacking cough, nourishes. builds
up and strengthens the system. For
troublesome coughs or hoarseness afTectinr
the voice II will give almost instant relief
Ihe great secret Of its success, viz; "The
many surprising cures when every o,bor
known remedy has failed to give relief ;,
III truly recommends itself after a single
trial, no matter how bad the Couph or
Lung affection may be. II Is NOT a ,a.S,.
c,ns, but the finest capitalization of White
Rock Candy combined with Pure Conner
ListllIed Old Rye Whiskey," +" made in ihe
ola fashioned way, and acknowledged bv
the best judges 10 be the purest and finest
OF all Whistles. Rock Candy and RIVE
Whiskey," Is now universally used and
recommended by the most eminent
Physicians, as a tonic for invalids and
persons advanced in life. Rock Candy
oclng saccharine matter makes new blood
and the Pure Old Rye Whiskey invicor'
ates and infuses life, and combined ss ra
prepare 1t, strengthens the direstiva o.
gans, increases the appetite. and an inn.
provement in the system inyarisblv folIo,r.
II Is sold with our guarantee for iis pnri,v
flne FLAVOR, and excellence. Price. ons
dollar for a large bottle. orders h.. LII @
receive T prompt and careful attention, with
suII directions. Fine old liquors ffor
,sn,S ,st. ana medicinal use) a speciality.
FEkN BEKGER BROTHERS, Wine and
Splrlt Merchants, 1890 Market street.
",,iaoelpnia, Ia. Sold only In Bellcfonte
a. JOHN HARRIS Drug Store ss-sm
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

"A bridal couple hailing from War
riors Mark arrived at the Brockerhofi
House on late train one day last week
and were assigned to room No. Letter
b." just above the Office. Shortly after
these 1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
two hearts that beat as one" had retired,
Clerk McKeever, who was passing through
the hall, discovered that strong odor of
gas pervaded the whole of the upper por-
tion of the hotel. lie Immediately COM
menced an examination and was soon con-
vinced that the gas was escaping through
the transom of "Letter b." lie Knocked
ut the door and was greeted with an i'm
patient, "What do you want ~ Chow did
you put the gas out ?" asked Mac. "Blew
it out, of course. How else would put It
out ?" 1t was explained to him that un-
less he found some other means of sum-
moning darkness he honeymoon would be
of short duration. After repeated failures
with the chandelier, the door was opened
and McKeever, overcoming his natural
modesty, was compelled to enter and turn
of the gas Silence brooded over "Letter
b. from that until morning.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

DR. NtNCEST's LECTURE. u Thursday
evening, December lG, promises to be an
occasion of unusual interest to all lovers of
rich thought and sentiment expressed in
eloquent platform oratory. Rev. DR.. Vim
cent will deliver his most admired lecture,
entitled "That Boy" in the Court House,
in this place. The proceeds of the lecture
over and above, of course, stipulated
sum to be given the lccturer-will be de-
voted to furnishing newspapers and msga-
zines for the Y. NJ c. a. reading room.
Thus the object is commendable and the
lecture is one the equal of which the stay
at-home residents Of our town seldom have
an opportunity to hear. Delegates and
Others desiring TO be present at the Con-
vention of the Centre County Sabbath
school Association on the following day
will do we'll to come to town on Thursday
and thus have the opportunity of attend
ing this lecture. II will be compliment
to the lecturer and TO the intelligence of
our community to greet DR.. Vincent with
a tremendous audience. The price of adj
mission will be placed at tho low price of
so cents TO all parts of the Court House.
The following strong declaration from
the eminent Bishop Simpson, of the NJ.
+. church, will doubtless bear much weight
with his friends in this community
have heard with great pleasure DR.. j.
II. Vincent's lecture on "That Boy.n IL
abounds in clear, sharp points, that both
interest and instruct, as IL Is enlivened
with many touches OF wit and humor.
can most heartily commend this lecture to
lecture committees who are arranging q
course TO profit the people.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

SvhNsLON;-ln Philipshurg, November ia,l Nil.
- vie Of Thomas W. Johnston, aged 81 y.sT. >
nv Nm Monday November %. at Keokvk. ToA.
formerly of OAK Hall. Centre county. 'O"" if''h'
Iae deoeased was sister u Jane. II. Rankin E.s.
o. th'' place. Her sge vas 7ayears. 81. ll,ss .ss
died a Christian. ''' "'~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

CoRREsroSDESCE, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part of the county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied by the rcal Of the
"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

Rev. w. o. WRTGHT. According to
appointment, says the Philipsburg Journal
Rev. w. o, Wright, Of Milesburg, preach
ed in the Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning. Although the morning was
quite unpleasant, fair congregation WAS
in attendance. The reverend gentleman
preached a very earnest gospel sermon and
endeavored TO impress his hearers with the
important fact, that his mission was TO
preach Christ the crucified Saviour Of the
world. Mr.. Wright has received the unAn-
imous call from Philipsburg and Morris
dale Mines congregations, to become their
pastor, which he accepts, conditioned, that
the Huntingdon Presbytcry, to which
these belong, will transfer him from Miles
burg, his present charge, TO Philipsburg.
In that event, he expects 10 enter upon
this field OF work, about the beginning of
the New Year. Mr.. Wright is very
earnest and energetic worker, and will
without doubt, work up this field in the
Interests of the Presbyterian church, great
~ to its advancement, so that in few
years time il may become an independent
charge. He enjoys the confidence and
best wishes Of this people in his new field
Of labor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

Gregg Post, q. A. r., and the Post of
that organization located at Philipsburg,
together with ten other Posts of the @.
A. r., are ordered to meet for inspection
at Altoona next Tuesday, December II.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

When you come TO Bellefonte call at
Lyon & Co. q and see the largest and finest
stock of overcoats that can be found out.
side of Philadelphia. We have them NJ
S2.I6 and 1915. We have brown beaver
overcoats at 1925 and $3.50. You can't
beat them anywhere else at $3.50 and IS
We have the finest blue and black beaver
overcoats. We have a reversible overcoat
two sides 10 wear out, or two coats In one.
We have the best chinchilla overcoats At
So.O You ever saw they are worth So TO
$40. We can show you over 81 900 worth
oi oVercoats, Lyon e Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

NANTED-5,oO0 turkeys for Christmas
at A. j. X 7. r. GREisr.
81 Unionville, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

Fine clothing made to order A, the
old prices. No advance.
I"'t' MoNTGoMERY & Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

We have the fncst stock Of suits in
black diagonal, blue check and other dark
good heavy winter su,ts. We can show
you the largest and best stock in tho
county and guarantee them 20 per cent.
cheaper than any other house.
LYON & Co
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

We hear Of the death, yesterday
morning at eight o'clock, at the residence
OF Mr.. HouP near Valentines forge, Of
Mr. Harry c. Brooks, who has for some
time been making bis home in this place,
HIS friends in Lancaster have been tel
egraphed and his body will probably be
taken there for intermcnt.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

TRUTH AND HoSoR.-Query What is
the best family medicine in the world to
regulate the bowels, purify the blood, re.
move costiveness and billiousness, aid di-
gestion and tone up the whole System ?
Truth and honor compel us to answer,
Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect and harm
less. See another column. Toledo Blade.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

PREPARING FoR HOLD AYs.--A large
and magnificent stock of holiday goods,
useful and ornamental, at
A. J. e.. T. K. GREIsT.
- Unionville, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09

In dry goods, dress goods, shoes and
ladies' millinery, we can show Won tho
largest and best stock in the county.
LYON Il Co
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09
EXPLORING CAvE.-Almost every.

EXPLORING CAvE.-Almost every
body has the pleasure of an acquaintance
with Francis Speer, and almost everybody
is equally well aware what a sweet, inno-
cent, romantic young gentleman he is.
His father, Mr.. William Speer, now re-
sides Mt his country seat near the village of
Pleasant Gap, and Francis roams over the
broad domain following the inclination of
his own sweet will. His natural propen-
sity to unearth and expose all that is evil
and to investigate the hidden mysteries Of
nature and revelation have grown with his
growth and strengthened with his increase
of understanding since his residence at the
Gap, until they have attained such won
drous development as TO lead him, few
days ago, to institute II search into the hid
den underground recesses OF cavern,
which has been located on his father 2
farm from time immemoral and has for
an indefinite period been Il source of curl
osity to Francis enquiring mind. lie was
unable to summon to his command Alad-
dn's wonderful lamp, so he provided him
self with II splendid lantern of improved
pattern with which to guide his steps as he
went on his dangerous errand into the
bowels of the earth. Like the wise vir-
gins, he filled his lantern with that liquid
which oil merchants assert to be absolutely
non-explosive petroleum, polished the
glass until its crystal surface riyaled the
sun in brilliancy, and struck light SO
strong and bright as to put all the owls to
instant fight. Francis is of tender age,
and some boys would have hesitated before
undertaking such a project, but our val
liant hero proceeded on his mission with
brave heart and undauntcd micn. As he
took his course through the frosty ether OF
that bright December day, he was hero
whose equal has not been known since the
days when "the boy stood on the burning
deck" Visions OF hobgobblin5, genii and
evil spirits failed TO make his heart quail
or to disturb his equanimity of mind. lie
exulted in his prospective triumph over
the powers Of darkness. At last he
reached the caverns open mouth, and
boldly lowered his lantern into the gloomy
depths never before ilumined by the ligh,
of day. He was just prepared to follow
when noisc-quick, sharp and terrible
proceeded from the interior of the cavern
and caused his face to blanch with fear
Francis started back, thoroughly frighten-
ed. A. he drew forth the lantern he found
the glass shattered into thousand frag-
ments The foul influences Of the lower
world had gained an easy victory. Fran
| els owns himself defeated and has re-
nounced his investigation for the present,
but his fertile mind is planning fresh
attack, and woe TO the powers Of the
neither world when he tries it again.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-04-08
SEW oaLEAn. nAn, Rrs


New ORrRAEs, April 8 = Cation
weak and irregular; 5 les $3.50 bales;
ordinary l0ssc; cd ordinary Ike;
low middling lexc; middlinv l9<c:
good middling l2Ec: middlinn fair
1880; receipts, net 22O6 bales; gross
2206 bales; exports to Greet Britsin
1890 bal-s; to the continent 1890 ba Is;
coastwise 1894 bales; stock on ham,
259, 95S bales.
-Four quiet and steady; superine
g. 5O@4.7 IS; Xxx SOS. rs; XXX $3.50
@5.75; higher grades S5.7S@6 371<
Corn quiet at 52Ms6c. Oats hirh.
er at al a Acc. -Cornmeal dull 1T
$2.20. Pork quiet at $ll.75 Hay
prime $l6@ls; choice $20@22. Lard
steady: tierce 7slc; keg sic. DRY salt
meats scarce but firm: shoulders, 4ISc:
packed 4Alc; cl, ar rib 6I<c; clear sides
SIC. Bacon quiet and steady ut SIC:
shN ulders 72s@71Sc; clear ribs 7sS@7Xc;
clear sides 7ss@74c. Hams in good
demand at full prices: choice suear-cur-
ed canvas-eh 9@IOxc, as IN size
Whisky steady, Western rectided 81. u50
l.lO Coffee quiet; cargoes of ordinary to
prime lS1f@l6c Sugar dull common to
cool comm,n 64@74c; fair to fully
fair 7Ss@73sc; prime 10 choice 75l@
81 c: " How clarified SSs@STsc; mite
rior 51S@6c. MolaSses quiet and steady /;
common 35c; fair SOC; centrifugal 500
42c; prime to choice 4005Sc; cistern
bottoms 40@52c. Rice steady: ordinary
TO choice 61f@7ISc. Bran firm at 81.
Sight $3.50 per thousand premium.
Stsrnng, bank, 4.s61k, consols 5lls@
SIX.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 6. - Wool
fairly active, quiet aud strong; domestic
fleece 80 a CSC; pulled $4,000. unwsshr d
| S@40c. Texas 2IM40c.
Hides steady; New Orleans, selected
As TO rs pounds average, lie. Texss,
selected. 81 to S0pounds, IOIf@l2c.
Gotten easy; SAFES 1854 bal 9; uplands
1224c; Orleans l>Tsc.
ST. LOUIS Markets
ST. LOUIS .A"ri' Q. Flour-dull;
family $685.. Xxx 81 asked. choice $6.5n
Whea slow AMI higher: No 3 red fall
i 2l1f; No. red foil $l.l6; No red
fall $l.0S4. Corn active and sha e
b ghrr at 34h0S44c Oats over 3.
,03 .1<c Whisky steady ut 81 08. p K
d Il at sos Lard quiet at 1890
Bulk me Is lower for side; should -
$tS0G3.85; cle'r ribs S6.20@6 25 clear
sides So S566.40 Baco dull; houlders
| "a Az; rIhs 81. sides choice 1901 p
H"gs active; Yo Rers and BslIimo es
81 30@4. IS; pa king "a 4n@l.50 Bus.
tons 81 S0@4. 40; fancy $4.5O0l4 90.
attic easier, hut not quotshly lower;
supply moderate, demand slow export
Steers $5.tO@5. Is; cd neavy shipping
81. 70@4.9U; ta;r do $i4O@i 20; light
10 medium $3S5G4 20. butchers snd
heifers $3.75@4 10; good C w-,nd hcif
ers 81 75eD3.25; receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 4U0 head
Sheep Inact We and lower; fair to
good muttons $450@4. IS; prime 10
choice s5.00@5.50; receipts 1910 head
| shipments -. head.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-04-08
Replanslng aad TrasspI.nfinx the
| Natural Teafh.

It has been humoroasly related that
Q msn with an aching tooth once
sought Q doctor to have it pulled, but
through some Misunderstanding the
wrong one was drawn. On the i'm
pulse of the moment, to quiet his an
CRY victim, the doctor said he would
put it BACK. BE did SO, and to his az
ter eurprise found the tooth TO remain,
firmly fixed and sound. This is said
to be the first application of what is
now recognized az an interesting and
much valued branch OF dental science,
although its practice il OF compare
lively recent origin.
The process of replsnting consists in
the extraction Of q tontb, the careful
cutting away of the diseased parts
when, after filing, 1t is replaced IN its
socket, and with rare exceptions be-
comes firm, sound sndi useful tooth.
Transplsnting is the taking of q
tooth from the mouth of one person
and planting in that of another, and ID
more difficult of accomplishment than
replsnting. 1t has, however, been fire.
quently performed with satisfactory re-
suits. 1t sftentimes happens that from
some popularity, either in situation oil
disease, it 10 impossible to treat q
tooth without removal, and as its los:
~ likely to be followed by the loss OF
the opposing tootblfrom the other jaw,
the importance of replantlng, which
enab es the dentist to thus save the
teeth, may be readily appreciated wber
it is considered of what vital impor.
lance the preservation of these organ'
10 to the human economy.
We have heard of an operation Of
this kind recently successfully per
formed by DR.. S,oddard, of this city
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-04-08
Meeting OF the Democrats In Pre-
oincG No 8.

otnct No 3.
The Democrats of precinct No. 8
met in the court house Saturday after
uoon pursuant to call by Col. John
w. Robertson, chairman of the precinct
executive committee. In dong 30
Col. Robertson addressed the conYen-
Clon briefly but forclbly and eloquent
ly on the perils which threaten the
party, ana the duty of the party in the
present crisis.
After his address the convention was
permanently organized by the election
of Col. R ,bertson as permanent chair
msn, snI secretary. At this point
Mr.. JossIyn offered the following res
olu ion:
ResolUed, That as Democrats we fa-
vor a sound constitutional. currency,
with nothing but gold and silver as a
legal tender, and though We pledge
'ur support to any true Democrat who
may receive the nomination of the
Democratic National Convention for
ne next presidency, we hereby ex-
press our decided preference for Thos.
F. Baysrd, of Delaware, as gentle
nan, statesman, and pstriot, every way
worthy of thai exalted position.
Dudley g. Wooton thereupon offer
ed the following ss substitute:
Resolued, That the expression of q
preference for any one of the probable
Candidates for president can at this
time BY this meeting accomplish no
useful purp %, and IN thel opinion OF
this meeting the delegates to the state
and national conventions should not
be fettered by instructions, but left free
act In such manner as under all the
circumstances may be most consistent
| with true ps'rIetism and the best in
crest of the D .mocrstic party.
Laid upon the table, it beng deter
mined that instructions at this tim.
we're Inexpedient and imprope.
It was then moved and motion
| I'D pied for the convention to go into
the election of fifteen delegates to the
,unty convention, to be held in thls
city on next Saturday,, the tenth inst
Upon the vote being taken by bal
lot upon nominations made, the fol-
/ lowing gentlemen were declared elect
Ell: Dudley G Wooten, X. a. Ruth
eiford. J. J. TObin, ] hn P. G White
head, D. w. Jones, A. H. Jackson,
jr., Jhe. b. Stewart, ]. A. Hooper, R
W. Riley, I. G. SesrcY. r 81 Bum
by, W. n. Walton, F. T. Roache, Fred
Carleton and David Sheeks; and on
motion Col. John W. Robertson was
unanimously elected and added to the
delegation.
It was ordered that the proceedings
be published, after which the conven-
sion adjourned.