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Quite Serious.

The injuries received by William d.
McCaulley while endeav BRING to prop
up a ~ n lsk" at Stuarts foundry yester-
day full account of which was pub
lished IN the fifth edition of the GA
zETTE, are more serious than at first
IMPOSED.
'it has been ~ certained by DIR. Bull
lock, the family ply sician that several
of his ri bs are broken, and that his spine
is very seriously injured. He is now In
ii precarious condition, with little hopes
of bis recovery.
A BRUTAL HUSBAND.
George Sands, brutal negro, living
in Causes Row." near the foot OF Tat
nall street, savagely beat his wife, on
Tuesday night, and cut at her with q ra-
zor' She just missed the Oiow, though
&c came close enough to cut her clothes
She made charge against him before Els
unire Vandegrift, and at hearing last
uiuht, he twas fined $40 and cests and
held in $500 to keep the peace. Being
unable to comply with this sentence he
was committed to jail.
Lost q Fine Mule.
At Coke & Aliens brick yard, few
days ago, while team OF four mules
was engaged in working the clay mill a
race chain broke from the strain, and
The sipgle-tree swung around and struck
one of the mules with such force as to
break its leg. The animal was quite
valuable. but on account of the nature
of the accident, it had to be killed.
:Dr, McConneII's Lecture.
DR.. McConuells lecture at the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night
will be specifically, on the anatomy Of
Glands. topel her with the subject Of food.
fG will be illustrated by diagrams and
the mi Jrosccpe.
LandenJur0 M. s. II. a.
At a meeting of the N. s, R. A., Lam
denburg, April 3rd, lSso, tne ne. following Svi
three months: President. VIM. Davis;
treasurer, Thos. Whann, Jr.; Record
ing Secretary, G. NJ. Fell; Assistant
Secretary, Sec Thos. Megilligan; Chaplin,
James Roach; Marshal, Albert Boyd.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-08

NOTICE.-I. Frederick schmid. do hsse-
IN by give notice that shall apply 70
the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
Sta e of Delaware, in and for the county
| ofNew Castle, on Monday, the 10th day OF
May next, being the first day Of the Nay
Term, A. d. 1880. for license 70 keep an
inn or tavern at No. 400 Lombard street,
being the N. E. corner Of Fourth and
| LON bard streets, in the Fourth Wardsof
The city of Wilmington, TO sell intc1i-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart TO be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recOu-
mend the application. to wit: 'i 7t"irA
NJ. Fellheimer, Albert Wagner. =
VIM. Alsentzer, Isaac N. Pars0n, =
John Fehrenb bach, James A. Hart, III
August Kuhlmann, Anton Gross. l..sr
Gotleib Mammele, Joseph W. Hart,
Louis Hartmann, Jacob Antwetler,Jo
Thomas b. Kelly, Daniel ]. Stanton,
Charles Broadheart, William Kunx,
Fred Steinicken, Bernard Bonner, n
Charles Sommer, Philip Bonner,
John Dertzbach, William Mc9oniGfe,
w. f. Taylor, James M. Bryan,
w. H. Brady, George Stab. iH q
John Hanson, -. -..-...e
apr8-3t. FREDERICK SCHM1D.
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NJ OTICF.-I. John MeHueh, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply TO
the Judges OF the Court Of General Sss .
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery. Of
the State of DE aware in and for the
county of New Castle. on Monday, the
10th day of MAY next. being the first day
of the May Term, A. D., 1880, for q license
70 keep an Inn or Tayern At No, 1s0
and Church SIS, in the Eighth ward OF the
city of Wilmington, to keli intoxicating
liquors in less quan ntities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, TO VIII: 4f st.,iela
David b. watson, George ord,
George Lloyd, jeremiah Scott,
John Moore, John Carey, ts,rtd.,
William II. Conklin H. Sparks,
James Welde, George H lCooney,
Ellwood Grissom, John Hsyden,
Alexander Hughes, Samuel N oore,
Benz. Bellapgee, Matthew Thatcher.
Joseph B. Wells, Joseph Madison,
G. G. Moore, Paul Mark, Q.s5Ha
John McFsdden. Matthew Baxter,
John NJ. Irvine, samuel Fleming
VIM. Stewart, Thomas MorioW.q
apIs-st. JOHN McHUeHs
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nav M. Iound ON ME ~ Geo:
hPsE, i,ais 1,"i Newspaper lev Advertising
" eU nsuce ST., where advertisihk
~ spbm Y he made for itin New York'
,n AT WILMINGTON POST
OFFICE
sEC0ND CLASS MATrhn
The daily gazette., 1880-04-08

NTOTICE.-I, William H. Guthrie. do
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
10 the Judges of the Court Of General Ses-
sious OF the Peace and jail Delivery of
the state of Delaware. in and for the
County of New Castle, on Monday the
lO.h day of May next, being the first day
OF the May Term, A. d., 1850, for license
to keep an INN or tavern. known as the
Jefferson House, on Delaware and Wafer
Castle Hunured, school District, No. 45,
New Castle County and Slate aforesaid,
with the privilege 70 sci! Intoxicating
nonors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application TO wit;
A. G. Gray, Jacob Deakyne,
n M Housman, Walter Vandever,
Samuel Ii. Black, James WiImot,
IL w. ElkinJon, James i. l. liason,
Geo. w. Wilmot, M. N. Wler,
Geo. r. Deakyne, Joseph farnell,
John w. Black, l.. M. Chase.
aps-St. WILLIAM ii. GUTHRIE.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-08

IN notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions
OF Ihe Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, in and for the county Of New
Castle. on Monday, the 10th Gag of May
next. being the first day of the May
Term. A. ID. 1880. for q license to keep an
Inn or Tavern on Lobdell street, between
Heald and Clay streets. in the sec
Castle county, aud state aforesaid, with
me privilege TO sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, 70 be
drunk on the premises, and he following
respectabie ciLizens recommend the said
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
GENERAL NEWS.

February % is the next legal holiday
on the list.
The Susquehanna river rose several
feet on Friday.
Census takers are to receive 81 per
day for services.
Governor Hoyt on Monday issued
commission TO Judge Rice, OF Luzerne,
as President Judge TO take Judge Hard.
ing's place.
Mr.. Daniel b. Anderson, member OF
the House from Bedford county, died
last Thursday morning. lie has filed
vasious local Offices and was chosen TO
the Legislature on the Democratic tick.
ct in 1878.
w. G.. Shsffer, convicted Of embez.
cling funds belonging to- the Pbiladel.
pbia 4 Reading Company, by whom he
was employed as a clerk, has been sen.
fenced to six months imprisonment.
The president OF the Capital Savings
Bank, at Sacramento, California, which
has closed, says that action was taken
because under the new constitution a
savings bank cannot be run successfully.
The mooted question as TO whether
woman can keep secret, had its de-
velopment in California the other day.
A person well-known for twenty-five
years rs stage driver and farmer, by
the name Of Charles Parkhunt, died,
when it became known for the first
time that the deceased was woman.
A fearful explosion took place at Ne.
wark, n. j., about ii o'clock Monday
morning in the converting room OF the
Celluloid Manufacturing Company, at
Ferry end AshbTidge streets, by which
three men we're instantly killed, and
two others so burned that they cannot
survive. The workmen we're in their
accustomed places, when from an un.
known cause q mass of oelluloid, which
is highly infiammable material, sud.
denly exploded, destroying the one.
story brick building with all It's con.
tents.
Senator Sharon built a magnificent
residence In San Francisco Ave years
ago, but upon the death Of his wife,
shortly after he had established his fam.
ily in IL, he sold the building and all
its furniture 10 w. =. 0Brien. Now
the appraisers of the personal portion
of that Millionaire's estate have been
making estimates of the value OF the
furniture. Senator Sharon paid Sl25. 600
for the furniture, and though many Of
the rooms have not been used q single
day the appraisers value the whole lot
at $4,000. For instance, the furniture
of the library, which coat $1,000, Is
valued at $2,700, that of the pink
room cost S7,660 and II valued at &l..
1876; that OF the ''drab ROOM" 5000 I;
value, el,l6S, and that of the "green
room," $4,000; value, 800.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of an order issued out oil
- the orphans Court ef Centre county, thefe Nih
be exposed ~ Pulc sale, ai the residence q william
Campbell late % the Beroaeh Of Milethurg, dec d. on
Saturday, gath of January, 1880
81 o'clock r. ". Sf said day, tie following real 80
tate via;
A lot of ground situate in the Borough
of NIlesburg. h-,undel by lsnd< Il NcCuy lihn +
T. Rday and others, inviting The turnpike lesan
ffusn Rerfoute % Miiesturg--ihefeon erecicd wv
srORr DWELLING uOUsK in good condition. StA-
BLE snd all other recesssFy eatbuilaings
The other, generally known IS the Miles
burg Planning Mill. consisting Of nuntet q ie's,
situate IN Central City, nskEz township. eonnoea ~
lands of Edward Schruyer. IAmss itaiis Istaie an
othefx--ther~un erected 0Sk AND HALFSlVhn
BUILDING, used aa Planning Mil, 10 god condi'oh
sod very favorably locase~i.
Trims on SAlK.-~0nehalf of parehase money on een'
hrnaaiun of sale aud the balance IN oae ycaF 70 W
aeguFed By bond aud mortgage - the pFenlise.
WILLIAM n. CAMPBELL,
i-it Acting Execatcr uf Wa. Campbell, de'@
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Rumors or an Extra Session OF the
State Legislature.

Proni the Harrisburg Patriot
There is considerable talk among mem.
bers OF the legislature about the proba.
bility of the Governor calling an extra
session. The need OF further amend.
ment of the revenue laws and the ne
cessiiy Of making appropriations for
certain charitable institutions, which
failed last winter through the blunders
of n clerk, are alleged as good grounds
fr the recalling of the Legislature
Hitherto the Governor has been firm in
his opposition to an extra session, but
there are rumors that he is disposed to
think over the matter. The Philadel.
phia members are generally in favor of
a session. Some of the country mem.
hers also favor ii. Auditor General
Schell, on being interrogated as TO the
possibility of the Treasurer being able
TO meet the requirements of the com.
mon schools, said that ne expected
large revenues to flow into the Treasury
between the present time and the first
Monday In June. One thing is certain,
II the State can meet its financial obi
cations until the first of next January
there Is no occasion for another meet.
ing Of the present Legislature, ard if
the Governor shall find, after examining
the reports of the Auditor General and
and State Treasurer. that the revenues
anticipated for the year will be sufficient
he will not call an extra session. IL
is to be most sin serely hoped that he
will find no occasion for changing his
mind on this subject,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Provision Market.
corrected weekly BY maIrcr plgn..,.
MARRIAGES.

GRAMLY-BoYER.-o Christina. u,r .-,,. ., a..
ceinber, 1879, At H-i,rfs1.srr. by r. s l.,.'r
Mr. william 1ramif. "i Sugar 'aI.,l aHs NJ.
Jane Roger. of EabrrsbutR
wEBEg-CEoUsE- Chri.trns. ,. ..,t.,,
oetnler, by Rev. Wm. Lauds Nr. Sryt.. o. W.,,
hbd Miss Anuie l.. CrYuse, both 20 i.|.r.IH,.
kREPs-sIIANK At lbs h9a., ~ ,.. 5.....
mother, ficniinE, Pc, su tie -3'H ~ Lu.,....
is5p. ly Rev. J Is. Shaver 9It. Hstt E-.,- ...
Mis' Coad NcEwcu, both pf Fi"uiu. C.t.t,. ..rr.,
RfHE-SHANK.--Attl, tl,r re.iacrrs ., Owen tg.,.
10 Julisu Furnace uu THURSDAY ili. Ir,.. ., t..
brr. ls55. by Her. &. u H.uslls,. ~ -..ia,, h..
v A. Ridge. 4 EsEi"fiile. all Nr trl.,
shank. Oi Julian.
ZiMMERMAN-MAETIN Is4srr.a, t.-,..
Ter %, isI| hy Rev. v. . WtlsH, Nh u.r,, y
zimmerman and Miss Jsuui. : Nsria
sHATFER-EETEI.- ,hs Lutarrau fa,..as.. ~.
b"li'iuiie, 90 Chrl.'fuas. Dea,fa.ff ~ .,-. d., r-
: Fur.t. NJ isoob VI sharrr ar8 v.., ..,.i A
Eii'l, both VI Zlou, Centre county H
EENr ER- lIAIL-Af il, f.s ..-.. .tu.
hride in Ls'rau, hfiu county. r..rfnlas =. 1...
bY keE. r .. hhauunn, Rev g.. 90 str...- ., J,-.r.
Islah1 hhli county h'LIasta. 'rmr.l VI 90. .-
burg. and Mis-. lula J Mgu4sGtl...
HAEDg-MEKRNMk On 90, ..r r,,.....
1879 ~ the VI. J. fur-sf4sFs. fs Hrt a ,r...
TN. Mr PIus :. RrhBris aud Mica Lauf. , No..
man both of Port Mailila.
wooDRlNG-CHANEY tn the 1fia .f u--,-..,.
is'F. ll Kry. 4. " Creighton Tiart e. W...rr-
hni Maud g. Chau'r. ''Htb al s. 80 Nar4a
LINDSEY -JoNEs In Fi FsaT. ,. ..-.r.. .f.u.,I
ou Tuesday morning brreIHIrf .h I.-. |r I.r B
J gisrc l. D., M John 4. I.uH-rf ar. 81 .s. lr.t
u Jours 10th oi Philadelphia
sToNER-iirLL--At ihe lH.a., g ,as Fals.
pafsnis, near Ziuu. bs7sfal.sf - l.-. Ir I.T d.
Young NJ. Samuel rs ~igsrI aaI N.s. .a-.a ,
Mull
s0IR-WISE AT ibe r,-fles.,a .g 'tr ........ ,s-
fents. bear Liun, January !. is~H lt E.r J. Yong.
Rev. ,. J. S'hr, q Lp.k Haven N.-..aa C.rrnf
f'uEa Cuuferrnee. Evarraiiraf rhafr. ar# Me-.
EEnna u, unl! dauRAtsg - Iaf.f sa. as'-.l
Mise
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

THE Springfield Mass Repubiicun
thinks Don Cameron is rather crowd
ing the mourners by calling his con-
vention for February 4. Not at all.
Don knows what is what. If he were
to wait longer the Grant boom, the
result of so much labor and so expen-
sive TO the pockets of the managers,
would be lost, and the third term in
great jeopardy. BY an early cOnven-
tion Don can save himself the trouble
of whipping in refractory subjects
who might be encouraged by delay 10
think for themselves, particularly If
their eyes should happen to light upon
the following resolution which formed
part of the Republican platform of
1876:
Rssoirsd, That We declare firm and
unqualified adherence 10 the unwritssn
law Of the Republic, which wisely, and
under the sanction Of the most venerable
examples, limits the Presidential service
of any citizen 10 two terms and we, the
Republicans Of Pennsylvania, In recogni-
tion Of this law, are unalterably opposed
to the election 70 the Presidency Of any
person for third term.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

THE fullness of Christs salvation, q"
being the first fubject assigned by the
Evangelical Alliance for the week Of pray
er, was the topic last Sunday afternoon at
the meeting in the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. ID. S. Kel-
Ter, Esq, Rev. VIM. Laurie, and Messrs.
Isaac Mitchell an james Harris spoke on
the subject. The meeting was dismissed
with the bencdiotion by Rev. S Z. Furst.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

THE Socialists held convention at
Pittsburg last week, attended by dele
gates from New York, Illinois, Ohio,
Missouri, and other States. They de-
termined to put forth candidates rep
resenting their views for President and
Vice-President, and named Caleb
Pink, of Kings county, New York, +.
r. Bishop, of Chicago, and Osborne
Ward to be submitted to the party,
and the two having the largest num-
ber of votes to be the candidates to
receive the suffrage of this high-toned
disinterested party. They are to be
nominated on the Crawford county
system"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

JACOB BoMBERGER, of this city, banker
and broker, has an acquaintance with
nearly ell the business men and farmers in
Dauphin county-the home OF General
and also of Senator Don Cameron there
fore what Mr.. Bomberger says concerning
the public sentiment of those people is
trustworthy. He says "If Grant Is NOM
mated for President | know of one thou
sand German Republicans in this county
alone who will vote for his opponent,
because of their belief that Grants cleo
tion to a third term Of the Presidency is
the first step toward an American mon
archy.--Harrisburg Letter to the Neio York
Sun.
Mr.. Bomberger also believes that
Grant would lose Pennsylvania if
nominated as the Republican candi-
date, by more than fifty thousand ma.
jority, and "his head is levep on
making that estimate. The tyranny
of the Grant administration, and its
total disregard of law and the spirit
of republican government, will receive
a healthy rebuke from the people, il
the opportunity is given them. Let
Donald and his clam have their cold
commander" if they so desire.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

SLIPPED ON THE IcE-We hear that
Mr.. Fred. Kurtz, editor of the Centre
Hall Reporter, met with an accident one
day the early part OF last week He slip
ped on treacherous piece of ice and fell,
striking his side against q hydrant close
by. We learn that two OF his ribs were
broken and other injuries inflicted, from
which Mr.. Kurtz was, at last accounts,
suffering severely. 1t is hoped, however,
that he will soon be sufficiently recovered
10 attend 10 his editorial duties.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

INNoCENTs The Republican edi-
tors in Pennsylvania who favor the
choice of delegates to the National
Convention in congressional districts
are too innocent to be out alone.
Why, the delegates are already select
ed to represent the Cameron estate,
and Don's 4th of February convention
is only called to fatter the verdant by
allowing them to vote aye on the rati-
fication.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Subpoena in Divorce.

EIIzAREru sELTZER. In the Court oi Cs.mnon
hs her next friend and Pleas 81 Centre county,
father, Felix Burk holder. Ne. Nov Term. ls't
Va Al snbFsFna IN Hvorte-
DANIEL SELTZER ANN
Aud Bow, Nov - is7a, IT appear to the Court ihs,
upon the return Of the Alias sulFssna that the NaH
Daniel Seityer the defendant cannot be tnund 20 W
County Of Ccn;rc u is orirred and directed that John
epangler. Es iah Sheriff q said counis shall caust
notice 81 he publishnd Ia newspaper printed ~
the county of four successive weeks prior g. the bt
day 81 text term, requiring the said dsfenasut 70 ~
pear at the next term Of said Court 10 answer ihe
complainant, aud 10 shde hy what the oeart ma! az
rect in the premises By lie Court J. " y
Certified ffom the rrnsd fhis 2aa dsy of DecrfnhfT
is7a J. G. HARPER rruihr.
shsfta's ofice. RelletInte, JOHN sfANsLhk
Dsrsul,rf II is.a I-4w sheriff
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

Advertisements calculated by the inch in length
of column aud any less space Is rated full inch
Foreign advertisements ntst be paid for before in-
ssrtioa except yearly contracts, when halfyearly
payments in advance will be required.
PoLITIcAL NoTIcEs I5 cents per line each Insertion
Nothing inserted for less than 81 cents.
BUSINESS NorIcEs ia the editorial columns, IL cents
per LIMB, each insertion.
I.nCu SoricEs, In local columns 10 cents per line.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF MARRIAGES AND DEATHS inserted
'ree but all obituary notices will be charged cents
PER line.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs % per cent. above regular rates.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
4 following named persons have filed th''i Ieil
tioh fsr license IN the Once II the Clek 81 the Nn'
Of General Quarter Sessions ni the Peace Ia and M
Centre county aud that application will be made Al
the nsxt sssstons q said Court e. grant tbe sIn'
l. Tavern, Liberty township
:. a. RuB.s,......... .........
Robert TayIcr.... ... rhpsiarc Rlro.
i-4f ! { uAErFR, Clrk.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Philadelphia Markets.
PnILAbtIFtf. Isr,....

PLocE ia dull and prices are barely MAJ,
s@les Of I,S0 barrels, including Minna..,, .-.
family at fe50g7.Zb; Pennsylvania q, d.. tn
72' western do. DO at s7et7l.g. aud pa.,, a.,
high grades at t776@s50 ''
wnraT ia Inactive aud weak. vl,b ..i....,..
bushels, including rejected AT $40 red a, tisg ,r
ber at N1ae'l6"s, and No. rsi, elevator. 4, a.,
Al the open board, fret call. there ssfs n, ~
tigua
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

BISHOP GILBERT HAVEN died at
Boston on Monday last. He was the
Bishop, who, combining the divine
with the politician, nominated Grant
for third term. He was to have
presided in the Conference to be held
Mt Altoona.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Of Centre
n county In tbe matter q the ESTATE oi JAovB
M0NEE, late - Potter township, decd
The undersigned, Auditor appointed 60 distribute
the fund IN the hsuds Il the Administrators among
those legally entitled thereto. Nfu meet ihs psfiis4
interested ai bis ofBce 10 BeiiefoHis, ou fbiDAl
JANUARY y. 4. " lssn. 81 10 ecIset A. NJ iot ne
pafpsse oi bis appointment.
i-iw ". c HEiNLE AuAiiH.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
DEATHS.

NEEs.-on ibe 2gh - Beos1nhsr. ls.t lasr T,H1
Hall, Nj. jacob Nees. aged O. years.
The I'D Of rocaIahrr. Is-- .r Baafep.
Valley, "f diih'hegtA. Maggie. daagbisI uf Gs.rrs
and MARY Reariek, aged 8 ysaIs.
wiLiOS-Ai Loadvillc Colorado. December = Is,t
MIR Harriet, widou of late JuIg, AHrshsu : W.
son, n LeSistown. and dauELtsT u llr Nl.g',
formerly % this place.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

The Elk Democrat says that the freight
traffic of the Philadelphia and Erie
railroad never was heavier than at pres
ent, ell The rolling stock on the road
being Ia constant use.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

Martin w. Mess, deputy prothonota.
ry of Columbia county, committed sui.
eide Sunday morning by shooting him.
self through the head with . pistol.
The act l. supposed TO have been com
mitted while laboring under = fit of
temporary insanity. He leaves wife
and three small children.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Trial List,

Trial list for January term, A. D., 1880,
commencing the fourth Monday (2sth
day. of January:
FIRST WsSx-Monday, January 2G.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Near Advertisements.

w A. MORRISON,
We &T0EN NEY-ATLAW.
BELLFTGNTE. "a
ofco IN Woplnnr's Bl"rk. uYpa-ils il' Court lIH-s
Consultation IN Engiisl % GefInsn. .iy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

A NEW YEARS FRIGHT.-An accident
was averted on New Years day which
might otherwise have cast gloom over
that happy day. Valentines team was
hitched at its usual place before their stores, :
when 3 perfect avalanche of snow came
sliding of the sloping roof overhead The
team broke loose and started TO run, but
fortunately was caught by gallant young
man and guided directly into the curbstone
in front of Mr.. Wilkinson's residence. If
the team had continued on its course Il
surely would have collided with Mr. DAN
iel Garman's splendid four-in-hand, which
was out on display short distance Of.
The consequences Of such a catastrophe
caused serious palpitaiion in the hearts
of witnesses for the instant, but it was
soon over.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08

JANUARY JURY LIST. - The Jurors
drawn for the term Of court commencing
January %, are ss follows;
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
shed every Thursday morning at Bellefone, Centre
county, Pa,
TERMS-Cash ia advance. 81 DO
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