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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

seems incredible, that for o small pit
tance of percentage on tickets sold,
railroad official would cajole ignorant,
credulous negroes from their homes by
means Of swindling promise OF work
and gifts of land, etc, induce them to
sell their small pittances of property
and then send them among strangers to
starve, for all he knew or cared. They
were poured in upon us, and hundreds
of them were kept buddled together in
q church belonging to one of our colored
congregations, until funds could be SO.
licited from our people to send them TO
their destinations, and all this was done
under the plea of charity. 1t is pity
that the infamous scoundrel instigating
this fraud cannot be punished with an
incarceration in the penitentary for a
term of years. A felon's garb is the
proper adornment for such soulless
knaves.
At last we have reached the true in.
wardness of the Indian question, which
has eliminated in the discovery OF Com.
missioner Hayt's irregularities, and his
summary dismissal by Mr.. Schurz. We
have felt free to attack the Indian Bu-
reau in the past for its undoubted
crookedness. but have always saddled
the responsibility therefor upon Mr..
Schurz, because of his many mental va.
geries and his unflinching support of
men whom everybody knows to be un.
worthy, simply because he is so mental.
ly constituted as to be more inclined to
believe the assumptions of honesty made
by designing hypocritical harpies whom
| ha stnE hi haf ha
statements of honest men cognizant OF
the derelictions and shortcomings of
the particular official. 1t would seem
that the actual criminality of Columbus
| Delano was not more disastrous in its
consequences in the Interior Depart.
ment than the undoubted personal hon.
esty and integrity of the impracticable
and bourboDsh Carl Shurz. We have
had Ouray and his clan here pow WOW.
ing, but what good was to be accom-.
plished through their presence is not
yet quite manifest. Commissioner Hayts
accomplice, Gen. Hammond, is lying
very i'll at one OF our hotels, His per.
Jury proved too heavy a blow for him,
leading to full confession of his com.
plicity in the frauds, and to complete
physical prostration, from which recov.
cry is doubtful.
The President gave another evening
reception on the 23d. and will hold
the last of the season on the 7th prox.
Lent is so near at hand that the
White House is preparing itself for a
long rest from the severe labors of
receiving callers, which our gay fash.
ionable season imposes upon its occu.
pants. To the people generally these
receptions assume a monotonous fea-
ture by repetition, for there is necessar.
lily very little departure from the stere.
otype about them. The same picture
of elegant and elaborate toilettes and
brilliancy is seen at each, and after
attendance upon one or two, the mind
naturally wearies of the sight. But to
the stranger it is. of course, intensely
interesting, end no visitor to Washing.
ton should fail to attend or omit call.
ing upon the families of the Secretaries
on their reception days. FELIX.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

In the Senate, on Thursday last, Mr..
Herman introduced bill covering q
proposition TO celebrate the one hun
dredth anniversary OF the treaty of
peace and recognition of American In.
dependence in 1888, by an international
exhibition at New York. The bill pro-
vides that the exhibition shall be held
under the direction of the United
States International Commission therein
incorporated, and shall be continued
as long as advantageous. subject to
the supervision OF the United States
Government, the commission to consist
OF two representatives from each State,
one from each Territory and one from
the District OF Columbia, to be appoint.
ed by the President on the nomination
Of the Governors of the States and Ter
ritories respectively. The time of hold.
ing the exhibition will be announced by
proclamation. The capital stock is fixed
at $l2,000,000 in shares of $40 each, the
proceeds from the sale of the stock to
be applied to the erection of suitable
buildings and otherwise preparing for
the exhibition. The commission is also
empowered 10 issue bonds not in excess
OF the capital stock, and secure pay.
ment Of the same by mortgage upon It's
property and income. Foreign nations
are to be invited by the General Govern.
ment to participate in the exhibition.
As no appropriation is asked for, the bill
is likely TO pass without opposition from
any source. - Washington Post
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
Tilden Gives n Sentiment.

Prom Special Dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Times.
PiTrsBuRG, January 30.-The Iron
City Tilten Club TO night gave its frs,
annual reception at Lafayette Hall,
where the following was read
NEW YORK, January 30.
To DIR. L. A. s. wESTzELL, President
Iron City Tilden Club:
have received your invitation to attend
your annual reception or 20 transmit sen-
timent. As I cannot be present on that
occasion, give you o sentiment "Obed-
fence TO the choice of the majority as ex-
pressed In the elections IL the vital princi-
pie Of elf-government, without which its
forms are sham, representing only fraud
and force" SAMUEL j. TTLDKN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
From the Lock Haven Daily Journal.
Heroic Friendship.
ny IRA Q. MITCHELL.

In the wreck which occurred on January o. 1885,
on the =. & y. Il. r. near Cameron, Pa, Chris. Deaf
Engineer of locomotive No 1863 when found was fas
bound IN the wreck his foot roasting ut the engin,
with chsel and hammer In hand endeayoring to 2,
lease his fireman, the lamented Edward n. Nixon
who came to their relief, "Neyer mind mo. but 70
Gods sake save poor Ed" Tho following lines wer
suggested by this touching incident:
A "friend'" the word hath always charms,
Though often times abused;
IL signifies some loving arms
To- shield us when ill.uaod;
Aud often to the iyy's twinc
Its clasp has been compared
Since TO the tree the living vine
Chngs while its life IL spared.
II hath been said. "sometimes n friend
May for another die"
lie who alone hath proved that end,
IL now onthroned on high.
Amid the cold. dcluriye claims
To friendships tender tie,
How few fulhll In plans and aims
The love that dnres 20 die.
When trials gather on our way,
And dangers dread impond,
Tis hut the FAITHFUL hearts that sTAT,
And bid MS KSuS iIicud-
But when friend himself fprgcts
Anothcrs woes to ease.
The light uf love that never set,
tIas CLEANED across the SEA.
"Never mind me but save poor 3D.
Heroic words of Dean;
Let mauhood's hOnofs crown his head,
And keep his memory green
His words put rycophRntz to shame,
Aud animate the true,
They ,indicate true n,Anhoods name,
And touch it, chords anew.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
Engle's New Astronomical Wonder

Purely All American invention. and Dot g. is r.,f.
founded with any of The so-eAll~J "strAtarEh gp,t
Moiels' exhibition A leauiIfal park Il All
An eutsrtAnmsni both interesting and educational
Exhibition open from AH g. I0fE Mr. Captain
Reid lectures from 10 5. and from toe
AdHission-Aduits, Is oehU; Childrsu uudsr /!
ysars. 10 cents Eel ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

We, the undersigned. Auditors Of Centre county do
hereby certify that have examined the above ac-
count Of Adam Yearck, Treasurer Of Centre county
and find IL correct
Witness our hands and seals thi. 23d day Of JAnu-
airy, A. d. lsSg
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
NeW Advertisements.
AUDITORS, REPORT
OF til Y

RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES
or CENTRE COUNTY, FROM JANUARY !, 1879,
TO JANUARY I, 1880.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

Advertisements calculated by the inch In length
of column and any less space is rated as full inch.
Foreign advertisements must be paid for before In
sertoR except yearly contracts, when halfyeariy
payments in advance will be required.
Political NorcEs II cents per line each insertion,
Nothing inserted for less than 80 cents.
BUSINESS NOTICES in the editorial columns, Is cents
per line, each insertion.
Local NorIcks, in local columns, 10 cents per limo.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF MARRIAGES AND DEATHS inserted
Gee; but all obituary notices will be charged cents
per line.
SPECIAL NorIcEs 25 per cent. above regular rates.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

The trouble between the Reading
Hardware Company and their moulders
has terminated by the proprietors grant.
ing The demand of the moulders. They
will resume work tomorrow morning.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

sTtu 90 PEsrsrtvANl,
CESTEE CoVsfT.
We the undersigned, AuditoTs Of Centre county. do
hereby certify that In pursuance u srt OF Assem-
lily, entitled An act relating % COUNTIES and tosn-
shTs abd county and township ofboers." us met Af
the CommissiuRefs' once Ia B~llefonts, the lst
Monday In Jsnhary lks0 and did audit aud settle aud
ADJUST the several accounts sst forth in the fofsgo-
ing statement
In witness Whsrcof, ws hersunto have set bands
aud seals this ga day Of January. issa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

CEsTtI CouSTr, As
We, the dndsrsiKnei. Commissioner Il Cent?. .-.,
~, DO hereby certify that the foregoing tru. AZ
correct statement q the receipts and e1I4u-f;1t. -
.Aid county from January !, is59, 70 Jauua,, J. -
WitHess our hands 1
AND. GREGG. !
GEORGE swAB, lComul-..ag.,,
JAG. DuNKLE,
Attest: HESIT BEcE, GeTk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-05

TxaETTnnr or InAHo,l In ths Probate Cont
County of Roise. ~ 1'ooa'e .o''''
In The matter Of fhe estate Of Charles Mautz de-
ceased.
AEoTuE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE IN
az dersinned ADMINISTRATORS OF the estate OF
~ Charles Aautz. decreased, 10 the cred tors
~ atd all persons having clainis apaii,st the
raid decreased, exhibit them Win the neees sary
vouchers. within ieii months aifer the first pnbli
raticn OF - nDtes. a. the said Administrative ut
her Residence, on the corner 81 Commercial and
Maiu stre u. In Idaho City. !. y
CATHERINE MAUTZ,
Administrative os the estate Of Charles Mautz.
deceasea
JAs H. HAwLry, Attorney Tor Administrative.
faied Idaho rity, May 2sti. lsSp.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-05
Estray Noice.

have taken up on Jackass Creek three
rallies from Horseshoe Bend, saddle
horse, about IL years old, branded with y
circle on len shoulder, and NJ above said
circle. The owner will please come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take the animnl away.
Aug ID. 1880 DA BY DOYLE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-05
Prank Z slie's Weekly.

The only Democratic Illustrated News
paper pubished-will be sent postpaid,
Tor five weeks (until end of campaign for
Thirty O. nts. Agents wanted in every
town. Send thirty cents for five weeks
subscription, or six cents in postage
stamps for sample copy and illustrated
Catalogue Clubs of four will be sent for
five weeks for 81. Address Frank Leslie
Publishing Co., 10 Dey street, New York.
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Notice.

an Office is HEREBY GIvFN TO ALL WHOM
az il may concern. that person is authorized
TO borrow money on tho credit of the UNDERSIGNED
nor to pledge the credit of our company for anv
thing not strictly connected with the workins az
our mining claim, nor for this purpose withon .
entering it in Company Pass Book
HOP SING COMPANY.
August "a 1851. OF Granite Creek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-05

And at prices 30 per cent below
our former rates
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e Seclety Dimness Of Vision. Noisss " asfr.is
ana ane y,sa, n,h passing unobservs Il II,
death IN. M4NT 1Iss ~; snas isad 70 insahi's
hundred Dollars fra case 81 M t ,of;et \
d IA NE IORAIIVE under his s, MA ~
n np 'r 80 VIII not cure Or for 81 s
treas all Private Diseases success n,
mercury. CONSULTATION Free Thoros,',. vl'h'si
patton patio snd .dyiee INCLUDING analysis &
times ass q he v onspt hIssssosyHatiys $40
on receipt Of price. or a. D.. sfcu,s soaisss +
Walton, aud in private name. II desirsx 5lom
,,y A. r. MIKTir' : \.
- = mearny street San ffanc'seo "
DR.; MlNTIE'S X DNEY RFMrns I. =
Re ICUM, cures all kinds Of K;dne, " Agl7
complaints, Gonorrh@a elect. Le,,co ~ l'Adds
sale bs all druggists; SlO0 bottle s. hs Il
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDErIoup,vr
best and cheapest DYSPFPSIH III aIdls . s s!tiAa
cure in the market. For sale ~ Il, NH %.p n llgu3
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06
Fire nj segsairl.

There was quite Q destructive fire at
Seguin on Monday night last. An en-
tire half block Of buildings and their
contents wero destroyed. The follow.
ing are the estimated losses: j. c.
Douglass, $1,000; A. l.. Baker. 5000;
8. Gallagher, $500; A. Loubeirs. $500;
q. X. Sheriff. $500; F.. L. James &
Co., $3.50. Julius Prochnow, $780, Odd
Fellows, s7OO; l.. ]. Wassenioh, $500;
Baker & Terrell. $3.50. Total loss,
$4,000, on which there was an in
surance of $1,000. ..a-
The FIRE company was in complete
state of disorganization. and there was
a great scarcity of water.
1t may be San Marcos's turn next.
In case of q fire. what means have we
for subduing it2 Should we not be
better prepared Is there any subject
to day Of equal importance to our
community? as
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

Not Col. Isgersoll's 'aristocrscy Of
the air, but real human ghosts. Ghosts
that were once healthy men and women
but are now simply the ghosts Of what
they once were. Az We meet then,
and inquire the cause of oil this change
they repeat the old, old story, q cold,
neglected cough. "catsrrh. 'ovsruork
or dyspepsia, liver complaint and
constipation with unsuccessful phy.
sicisps and remedies. In Offering his
Golden Medical Discovery and PIess.
ant Purgstive Pellets for the cure Of
the above affections. DR.. Pierce does
not recommend them % Q positive cure
in all stages. For il the lungs be half
wasted away. or there be . generous
complication. no physician or medicine
can cure. The Discovery IL however an
uuequaled psctoral aod blood purif-
er. Itspeedily cures the most agra
waited cough. or cold. aod and in its
early or middle stages consumption.
By correcting all irresularities Of the
stomach and liver. il redily cures blot.
ches. pimples scrofulous ulcers. bun
ehes or tuners. Hundreds
testify that it has restored their
health. after euisest phyacisss had
failed. For constipation use the Pei
le,. Asa local remedy for caarrh
use DR.. Sage Caiarrh Remedy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

We notice that Louis w. Cock has
returned from Vanderbilt University.
Only ono marriage license issued
last month-Wcs. Watts to Jennie
Nance. A A
Nice, isn't il, 10 SEQ little boys on
their way to school or elsewhere puff.
ing cigars or cigarettcs2
Judge Cook We learn will have .
hsndssns residence on hi place. late
MsBrides, ready for the occupancy Of
bis family h May. w sE..
Judge Schmitt, Of our Commission.
ers' Court. informed us whom here that
he had seen our Description OF Hays
county copied into . Pennsylvania
newspaper, and often had inquiries for
it. se az 4, ~ ~ p,
Charley Wright. (. m. O., asks Us to
put him on record against the exodus.
He says the last negro Kansss mission.
ary swindled his brethren BY false rep
resentations. Nevertheless We learn
that the exodus still goes on, and that
several have recently gone from this
vicinity. ="
Capt Ellison has purchased . home.
stead Of DR.. Woods in the mountains
near Judge Fishers, where he will
forthwith proceed to build probably
the finest residence in these parts
Mr.. Rogers. We learn. il TODD the work.
Prof. Pritchett We further learn has
bought the place Of Mr.. Horne. just
below Judge Fishers. Also that Rev.
II. 3. Thrall, q cultivated and literary
gentleman. has purchased q part Of DR..
Woods's place near town for : pros.
pective home. Clearly the mountains
are coming out. as they deserve to do.
% tho most desirable place for private
residences. "'" l.'".--.-A -
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06
.Clgars, CIgarsm Clgars.n

u Cigars! Clgars! Clgars!u
~ The San Marcos Cigar Mandatory
Xivsls all competition in fne cigars. at
remarkably low prices. Call and ex-
spioe stock before ordering elsewhere.
e solicit the patronage of San Mar
Is and country stores in the vicinity.
/. nd guarantee satisfaction.
FAIRS & SHIPMAN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

Containing illustrations from the
largest number OF we'll known. artist
that have ever contributed 70 any one
issue Of Q maGasine. a
The brilliantly illustrated Tile
Club pspers-ths acknowledged mag
asine success Of last season-havs beer
continued 10 tho March Soribner By
an article descriptive Of the Clubs 70.
cent trip in . oanal.boat illustrated
with thirty.nine sketches by Chase,
Abbey, Clifford. Quartley. keinhart,
Weir, Twschtman, O'Donovan, DEL
man, Hopkinson. Smith; Laffan and
Sarony. Among other illustrators il
this number arc Mary Hallook Foote'
Gibson, Knappes. Riordon and Tabsr.
In addition to these Americans, Cham
the Great French Caricaturis., is 70.
presented by seventeen reproductions
Of his best work accompanying paper
by Richard Whiteing. Charlemsgne
(eourt painter 70 Russia,) N. dc Omit.
rietf and other foreign artists contribute
pictures to the second instalment of
Peer the Great. Ut ibis serial, the
New York Evening Post says:y'
1.-THE Msgaxine which at great ex-
pense. offers such work O. this ID like
yto be. as q part of its monthly oon.
tribution to current literature, honors
itself, does . service to the public, and
pays ito highest compliment to the in
telligence of its readers Success
with Small Fruits treats this month Of
the raspberry, and is richly illustrated.
OF the pictures il these papers. the
Agricultural editor Of the N. Y. Week.
" Times writes They are the finest
engrsvings Of fruit that I have seem
There are unillustrated articles on the
The Wards Of the United States Gov.
eminent Oh. H.. on the Indian ques-
ton, Two views, Of Napoleon. oom-
pairing recently issued memoirs; iex.
tracts from Henry, j.. Raymond's uu.
published Journal; { picturesque de-
scription Of . Kansas cattle town !;
Burroughs. Notes Of . Walker, and
combinations of Mrs. Burpett's and
and Geo. W. Cables serial stories.
Price 35cts ~ year. For sale By
book and news dealers. SCRIBNRR y
Co., New York. publishers. "A
81. Nicholas from The same publish,
ers is, If possible, better than usual.
Among its best things We notice On ar
tiole on the Disadvantages Of City
Boys." n s.ri,T = 55so7asJ ~
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

We noticed on yesterday a very hand.
some specimen Of carriage painting,
done by the new sign painter noticed
in our last issue. 1t was . hack of
Nh. MeKie's Of the North side livery
stable. It seemed to us excellently
we'll done, and in excellent taste.
Persons wishing this class of painting
done We are sure will BE- pleased to
hear that they may now have it done
in the most satisfactory manner. (,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06
Moslc-New ana Cheap.

We are indebted to E. F. Red6sld,
deslsr il Pianos. Organs. &C., and Mu
Sc publisher, Dallas. Texas. for sam
ple COPIES Of Eve Of his publications,
Sis Musical Journal. Album Of Mu-
pie. Portfolio of Music, Musical Ii
bnp .ndoOperatic Gers. Each Of
eAese is published monthly and con.
tains from IL to 16 pages Of choice
music at 81 . year. The music con-
tained in each for a year. in sheet
FORM would cost so. We should
bike pleasure in ordering any Of the
pSOye.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

MORE gentle, fructifying rains since
y last. The bright green Of the
lin. fields, and opening leaves of the
s1ns, TO-. now charm the eye. and the
sohgs of birds delight the ear, all an
nouncing the advent Of gentle spring.
elherial mildness.' G
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

= New Geeils! Now 6oeAss!
johnson l. johnson, at their head
quarters in the Mitchell building, are
now in receipt Of large portion Of
their Spring and Summer stock. with
additions constantly coming. Their
stock was carefully selected by one Of
the firm in the Northern cities, with
special reference to the wants of this
market. and they are prepared to sell
the same at as low figures as can posi-.
bly, be afforded. Call and examine
goods and learn prices.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

The March number Of the Eclectic
contains q portrait which an immense
number of readers will be pleased ia
have-tha. Of Charles Reade, the nov
elist. 1t is engraved on steel, and de-
picts face full Of character and ex.
preston. Is, ~ 'e''3 Y ca T 5
The literary contents Of the mum.
Der are, of the usual excel.
leuce and variety, and comprise
the following articles Russian Mill.
lism." including translations from the
most importand Nihilistic writings, by
Fritz Cunlitfe Owen First impressions
of the New World concluding papes
by the Duke Of Argyll "A Teetotaller'
Wine. Cellar" by DR.. B. w. Richard
son "A Turkish Effendi on Christen-
dom and Islam;' 'Justinian,' a poem,
by Robert Buchanan The Origin Of
Species and Genera by Alfred Russo
Wallace; Fighting Fitzgerald
White Wings: A Yachting romance
by William Black, Chapters Xxx to
XXI; To Portis at Belmont Mad
amoiselle de Mersac,' Chapters xxx
aud XXI; REJECTED MSS. : The
Autobiography Of Prince Metternich :
Let it Pass, a poem Charles Reade,
q biographical sketch. by the Editor |;
Literary Notices; Foreign Literary
Notes; Science and Art; Varieties.
Published by Il. r. PELToN. Is
Bond Street, New York. Terms IS
per year; single number. 45 cents
Trial subscription for. three months, 81
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

Postage 10 prepaid on oil the above.
We will also order any Of the above
singly, or any other paper or periodical
at publishers prices, FREQ Of charge,
The many losses caused BY failura,
robbery. Of, and petty thefts out Of the
mails, mako il absolutely necessarv 70
send by postal order, registered letter
or draft. '.r' I
The safe arrival Of oil publications
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If after reasonable time any sub
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-03-06

The Post Office has gone slimmer.
ins' to the west side It ought to
haye come to the main railroad ave-
1P on tho east side Of the square.
ll We must admit the new location
4 building are . decided improve.
e on the old ones.