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, 1880-09-16
SKIN HuMQR

On Face. TTeM&, md rnrta Of Holly. llend
t:orerctt with Hc,sbs md Sores.
Mcssrs. Weeks & Potter: | commenced to ngo
yusr CuticlirM remedies last july 3Iy face aud
bend and Runc parts. nf INV botly were almost
rNw. Ny bend was covered with Arftlls md aores,
hrtl my suffering waa fearful. had trIc,l every.
ease WIS cnnsItlesetl 4 very had one. havc now
not particle nf fkln 1fnfnnr about tnr, md my
cnse ls considered wonderful, 1t has been tho
1tetHetes IN this part of tho country. Hrspcct-
fully yu,lra, MRS. S. T.. WfIlPpLE.
DECATUR, Mictf., Nov. Ii, 1873.
, 1880-09-16


OLD Fathor Muonch e. Fur West y writes FRO m
hs homo In Warren County. Missouri second
letter 10 tho Htsttfche l'ost. IN which no u.s.
COURSES nfmnt tho South and sontherners us fo'-
lows: "ncforo tho power Of the Fedcrnl Gov
eFntnent can l'e trusted In tho hnnds Ut tho
Democracy the sonthernerB must first learn 10
accommodate themselves thoroughly to those
changes which followed tho Wnr as nnturl
consequences. Nobody viii deny tho faot that
the strength OF tho DempcratIo pnrty c0r-
stts Of d SOLID South In casu Ut a aDemocr,,tto
yictnrv I'm solIJ South vii tInmani Tho lion's
eaase OK tho spat!s; II VIII hot aaohe
demand this but also coinpol tho
Northern t1otphfnccs fo olley It's demands
Houthern Domocraey ,vms noysr l!sttnguIshod
tos 100 tnuoh nodestY nna wahI OF inpaoenco
IN demanding political privileges. Southern
idcoB vioys pnl meas1jrca would prcyalt IN tile
nolI,.v o,,, ,,,nnn,onnnt ~ mr. Nntfnnni Admir-,
po'ley "11o a1""'sencut VI uut Nrlunnt 1r.,' M."
stratton. ] do not believe that Northern Uonio"
Gratis entertain any Intentions dangerous to our
Ea,tnnal eristcnco. T,tev air,t,v nro nnrto,,s tn
rernIn The nosssSsion ~ t,a Enacrot ,,a,ver with
.Esa'' t1e Fosseaa4otao " IL" foue,a' po"et, WI"
u! tho benefits, prohts, Q1d emo!ttMents tnere'
, 1880-09-16
lSrrA< f.EySTrS.

wAsntsGToS. D. C., Sept. 15.-Thc work Of
taking the ccnsus Of tho Indinns Of tho United
StAtcs will bo commenced Oct. ]. The census
Will include tho enumeration Of 1nd!nns by mp
prnxttnate n9es; vital Statistics collected by
United StMtcs Surgeons on tho different reaeF-
crn1pent tenchcrs: and Industrial statistics gath
cred by Special Agents.
, 1880-09-16
SCALD HEAD

For Nine Years t'urei.
scssra. Weeks & rutter-Gcntte1non: Since
July lapt hnsu tteen uel.g your Cutlcur1l for
ScAld Head mil 1t hus cured mo when oil rnctl[-
clnes that huss takGn for mine ycars did me nu
HooL. ! htt INV ltstng It as II Embarrassing, bul
lny head N we'll. It Keeps tho hRir In very Mica
condition. Yours truly ii. i. RAYMOND.
Auditor Fort Wayne, JAcks1n s Saginaw 4 r,
JACKSON, Mich, t1ec. -, 1879.
, 1880-09-16

Oy Friday soldiers monument and statue
r,,, pc unveiled at Ansetnsn, au'lcr tho auspices
n tho Grand Army Of tho 1sspubltc. 11err llro-
sIus. Of Philadelphia, will deliver. tho urntion,
and Miss Helen Wright, OF Ohio, will unretl tho
, 1880-09-16

No NATIONAL calamity, however grave,
co,,l hnvc more ctrcotunly paruiyzod public
ts,s,ness than tue news from hia!ne..-Chicdgo
Time,' U'ushtngtua Iispttch. What, then. would
hc tho effect OF Bourbon National vactory7
To,al pars,lysis Of every husluess?
, 1880-09-16

pon,bIIc1n Committee, wrote 10 tho Republican
c,o,,, convention hcl Mt Atlanta Inst weck nd
s,s,ne TIC delegates tn auppors N"rwo"l. bs''t'ng
1n,nrrnt, NJ ,tvaInst Cnlitt, rGa,,far ffnurs'hn,
M tDo C,,t,.iltt musl prevented tho adnptlnn of
,lutIon 10 TINT outl. Tho lsoy. J. ". White,
co1orc,l, IN ndfoarnlng tho Convention took oo-
s,s,nn 10 sny tint lo had had tho hnnor to pre-
.Itc oyrr tho Inst Republican Convention ti'at
.nl1 10 hold In tho State, and ho adjour,loa 1t
, 1880-09-16

MI the past successes Of the party. III con-
liz &. ii. s1atsnn WI nrts simply rri;rl.0Eng tic
sentiments n1ld desires Of thousands ot our
people, and the earIicstnrss with which The
sumo Hre presented Is evidenced by Tile large
rnmbcr Of communications received BY us
daily.
, 1880-09-16
Mad About 1t,

~ - I4HtFf 1T191tAf.
Tha Koy, Mr. 1AmaRo lied when ha safd that
on tho dny boforo he arrived ut Lcalvlllo the
hc viii " back 10 i.cadvlio atter circulating
ihls slory: b. will be ablv to report lu New
Jerusalem thQt laoy hanged Que man On the
day utter h!4 arrival, That's about the idea as
brlcuy expressed.
, 1880-09-16

ALL tie ofIlccs tho Republicans failed TO
- scc,,r,, tn Maine wcro rrnbt'ch by tho Grcons
nockcrs. md tho Democrats ucver got II tasto
or smell OF one, and set Toni 1foyne. AID.
T,vicr. Mike McDpnald. and other ChicnEo
Democrats aro yelling over tho Maine election!
phnt for?
, 1880-09-16

4ktilS StNEINA-NHlENRVa
Ywo-lMse Ats-t}..cst asA CoscorNn.
First tmFc OH crrorscCinctnnnti;; /: Chicago, T.
Left M buses-t'!ncinnnt!,a =; ch!cagos0.
ktrack out-J. White, Clnpp, say. ltGilly.
double. .piays--Chtcago, =; Ciuelnnnti. l..
hills calItd-Wh!te. IL: Corcora,l, l0l.
Rtrlke8 c0llGtl-Whitq, 10; CorcOrun, ~.
1'as5ei Gdlls--l'Ilnt. |.
Wild rttchcs-W. Wh!to, !.
Time of knne-@;i0.
Umpire-Wnlsh,
NOsTON VI. PrtOvfpENCE.
Special ntspatch tn 7he Chicago Tftatne+
HnBrnS, Mus, Sept. 1b,-Tho xnu,o to-day he-
ttwco,' Providence and Unston WIS won by tho
luttcr, us tolloWs:
IHnfuus- 4
lrnvltlGIIca... Q ~
EostOn... ,......,,U 0 : Q 0 ] -
ntrFrAt.n ys. ELEvEtAHI.
Special utpateh to- Tht Cattdao Trtbttns
nuYrAtA,; n. +, sopt. ih-!n I hari fought
by II scaro Uf to y, as follnws;
IHllluus- 3
l3utfalu :. .........,...0 0 U 0 o 0 ~
, 1880-09-16
A LEGACY,

Epeetai DtspateA 10 The chtcdcn Tribune.
ANN AnnoR. M!ch., Sept. 15.-The Regents of
tho University to-t1ay rcceIyct notice OF Il tcg.
acy that hnl Gcen loft them l,y 3Tnry Porter Ut
Chs!l!cothe, O. Regent Vhn llipnr WINS instruct-
I'd to 80 to Chill lcothG md look afterlt
, 1880-09-16
MATRIMONIAL,

Epotai Dtspateh to 1As CAttaoo 7<tbtns.
I4EHoy, H., Sept. 15.-aIlss Clara Keene
was married here to-day by the Rev. Mr.
Whits 10 Ar. Lee Reynolds, Doth parties bs
loug 10 our most prominent. families. Tile
, 1880-09-16

A DEMOCRATIC hnntl-wagon raratcd our
streets lnhple,l, HIVE you heard tho news from
Mninc?" Yes, VIC tnSo hcartl Tint tho Desno-
cratic party III TINT Stnto has tllanprearcd, like
1ouah, down tho 0rccnback whal0's belly.
, 1880-09-16

Tho public viii besrnre Of n fraldsl-
lnnt imitation Ut uObl,ltts Electric Soap nDw .,-
i.s y. sxti VII, ~ M. cnih,a ~axha VIII II 1s,a
upon having Do1DIns' Electric.
, 1880-09-16

ns. VIM. Alex. Green, !lnron, Ga,
writes: Cullens ltvb.s'a Liquid Extrrct ut
ncef ~ Rens.1al debility. %eakness. tlysreps,!t.
found 1t tho best remedy | over used.
, 1880-09-16

lam not Mt ntI surprised at the result III
Matue-.'fdra|idN Jtntf. But Hancock was; ho
let o,lt anuther loop In his corsot-strlngs.
, 1880-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

For censt,pat1ot,. bll1ot.*ncs., snli-
ijnwrl Ncx,llnlor. 1t actA like chnr1,l. he
suits: 1lre blood, hcntthy complexion. clcar
hpud. Price ~ centa. utput, northeast e0ruer
Madison street md Fifth nvunue.
, 1880-09-16
CuTICURA REMEDIES

For Skin. Hr1sIp. md Islons1 l4nmor1,
Hr1,xKlsts. bU W.shlngtot,-at.. Hostnn, 2t Front.
st.. Toronto, Ont. mud Hnow l1ll. London. and
nro for sale by Nll Ursgg!sts. Price Of C1lticura
Email |h,xcs, 10 uents: lnrEe boxcs, containing
two md ntle-hnt times tho qunntLty Of small
St.: lte*tlvcnt. 81 rer bottle; Cnt1cMr. sfcdsc!uN
Toilet SnnE. u tTltts per cnkc; Ctttfcurn Nc
ttlcnul aharlt>u sntp. 10 cents: III basb for BAR.
brrs and larRu consumers, ucDnts.
, 1880-09-16

SENATOR. MCDONALD says "tlo effect III
Maluu wilt b. to n.ll lhouqands 10 our lna torlty."
Where from2 kcntuakyS
, 1880-09-16
IN GENERAL.

hFt1I&hhb1 fshfs
Tho nows received at tho National Con'.
mit.ec headquarters from Maine during the
narly r,art Of lilc day consisted only Of the
kilograms published IN 1'HE TRIBUNE Of
yesterday. Lnter In the afternoon the Asso.
cla.ed Press dispatches, giving more hopes Of
Victory, were received Mt tho National Com.
,nitsee and the State Central Committee
headquarters. There were present at the
latter place a large crowd Of anxious poll
ttcinns, who waited nnxioll.Iy for news.
Wl.cn the reports came that the Republicans
were showing slow but sure gans In the back
districts The f1ces Of the crowd underwent
Werfi snng ill., a stoi tho on!1' rs wn;
aiter gil. <. ii; jones aai pan :stepps'rti
scarcllcrs fur news. mid tho Interest displayed
WAS snr M,enss saor ;Hs yn;nn:y ypHGssy IL ca ,s H
left In town. and llu had to bear tho rbrnnt
alone. beyond the necessary ront!ne b,lsi-
ness oil news was subordinate TO the Malne
t'ile Statement Tint Weayer has reptate'i ai,-
n0unced tllat he would not consent to MI
Electoral fusion In Slafne, but It seemed TO
De generally understood that, should tho
they Will make II despite Viewers wishes.
1t Is also understood TINT tho desire for a
fusion In this State gained ground, especial
" rs referring TO the Congressional fight,
W",n, e'o "pp"' 'e's "osee'' " '@4o ''4'"''ee ="
'"A,tf; rnr THIRD WARD nnrun,,cAx cnun
met last evening In. 1rtlependegce Hall, No.
tS0 Twcnty-sec0nd street. .'rlle attendance
was x.ry i4rgc: I'res!;lsnt Toren, , Alat'.son Aa
esiHpssa eveea S Gy ca Jastce T. 9ISfsyks Sfy sSes @
Gleo Club, who sang some el,ilveltitlg c'itn-
palcn solltEs In inost i creditaoIe inanner. =,
Cnpt; james +; Whts sent IN q letter n
Altlriel,, and said That The success Of the
Republican party was OF far nore Importance
tlian the Interests Of any Individual, lle
nrgetl all Republicans to tut their shoa'asrs t,g;
so@Inunicatio'. wis fecsiyst! With applause.
| The acttOns Of their regent Republican Scn-
atorial Conventions ware approved. it was
| decided tt, hold "Wednesday evening meet
ings in tho present quarters during the caln.
paiE1l. >, ,.,. a.. ,.,-, A..
cimi, ny M y. i.oas t II the IT, a.i ,sos III, t9
Ep o pv Pc ,s.sa 9 ,sss sa u i@, S @ M III an
1"sicc n ~ p. iur1v % iiam,nnr' u..'' T1mra wns @
srsat stt iea of % entusiasni % anIfestai. "a Cot,.
marks: ils alluded TO- S1ains, III, slii o Shqwea st,
tns Hoa eimoe1ne i aote 9eG t,,r "eesGa ar ueIs:
nt Congress had botl, o1aneeS 1f The 1ygs
tnia ntnr %G assMtf sg I'll 1on|v 3|e.n einctc 'T t
es ssatn @ oasSt a a'2s tat s f5eSe as
enfa "i'1H M1Gley ti:,,, ,n,,,,,,oa .,o 1,sr
| Mr. Alarlcn then iniroanceH tno lion.
Iil9hlns GIatsy. lofner!y oI ienria, ,WHo WIG
maao xe1y mMninttn.S H. d1M s tel!aas 1sttS
to the INSURANCE nge't wh9 tumole,l on q
ioase on w cneck; ~ eSee!cm tMa HeInGt1
llca'i party IN check aila tiiat was ~. tie iota
WIZ wets reecivsa M VIII viii % SocifsrSus % aqE'er an!
tribute to Gc,,. Garfield 70 lly ability a1il n.
H4 sowsI Scs 10y " F2 a ths Sa'geN S I
, 1880-09-16
THE TURF.
fgIrNn noa~1t13t~

ihNk'S Fb34it"AN'
toriay sero postponed on accotut OF bad
wcnt',or unt'! today, when The program, wh!c,
N'' out. ''' "''" '''N ~''' ~''''~'' ""' - N'''
st. a" 5sa w 1eeeq pssy o s a s rse Ss
CO eertain nbs to so G" @a'c. F'''"''' '''' A''
TUE rso',sn 9unr,
LospoS. sept. Ih'-iho ss. heser stakos veto
Woh " Nooeft tne lc'll' typo!.ta see"'lu' aHo
Tho Abbot third. Twelve ran:. Tho track was
o'clock. at which tLmo II was raining hurd. lscnd
f Io,crt v IN" n' novi Do liz zcoo % clpaa @ tho Ahot
l;earnllnct; md Jenny ftowict htnehel. md
~ sfrnnt ~, ~ satt,intp ,sowr ~ worS VIII
Inc inccntlInry ] - secolid. ifnlf Il milo frotn homc
Novice md lnccnt!inry were hGatGii ~ tnna 4.l
hbiMf. noi.crt In9 }nsil. Ann;,!i, ahn G.po.a.a
~ lle uref naen. 4nsGu 1usIu.iES !ti I'll it,o t,t
at at ~, ,i IL" t MI s s.vitt, ,ar I'M, an1 tv,n
srL NY ~ DttM anIa ns WILL LIN eaca e .G mun'! LIN
Clpoiqta second, and The Abbot third. l'snd Or
wm5 sStn. ~ Inn t'nS @ o. smo tco @ VA ronfn
iiain, fclt 4, torrents al ns' and tho course WIS
''Fr'''Y 'e"''' co,pv ,sr.xn
say SEw ,,Ga mohR @ s Rttoea s NJ to rees q q
u
Tho iiasic,,t, Tor a-year-oids ono mile, was
won l,y iipplo. air Hugh second, uouycrnr,,r
| thirtl. 'rf,;1e. i:iT.
The reeo hanslleap swecpsrakcs ono mile. was
| S;nrbn;n th;r,|. rimt, i:i5X,
| rim One.mife r1ce lar gentlemen r.t1ers wis
.v,n l,y ilnrJrn1ln, Odd FeiiDw SECOND Hpnrtatl
third. ri1ne. It'll.
! F, rwn.fniin honts far nil nues syRB wpi, ny
| Eoritln i. two atroi,ht innts Films i,awrrnrt,
Second. Clyde lfutui!tot, stancod III scconl beat.
| Time, 3::ah 3:4ah.
| Thr stc1plc-ChAse over tho abort C0tIrse was
| Won By ltGlactd, SnllEo Lun second, DOMbnst
nHHy I'll. MS rider having 11llGD 4QQ EtnOQntGQs
| Ilnlt, 4:uu.
r., tsxiSoToS, NOT :. Ky. s.,,..o ,n,un,,,.oo
! ns s,n,; 4>1' SePs' 3le1o He'o 'a''
| Mt,n tirst r,eo u,rxs faf1 0,vnnr.ol,ls thrcn,
| fcIIrfFa sntio. '7+7' = "
| frrannv'a Tinty Alfnran f1ts -,, 1
| VoiI,nrnlan ....
llar1ef
e.oo,,, ,.o,,, .t1s -. T. o,r.o,1s r,,,c
| br.ta ~
hhv.nH, hs.st,,,or,. ... ....... .......... 4
t '''''''''''''''.'.''''''''' i
, 1880-09-16

IIormford,s Acid Phosphate in Nerve
oltxtlcs~, N'nhclnlfcss, I:tc.
Or. flcttLpn 4. Vnnce, pt Suw York Institute
anu 3cllevue Hosplfnl, says: ''The preparation
OH which pfncG tho most reliance Ii tiorafurd's
Acid Pnosphute."
, 1880-09-16

SNOW. .-..
Gallagher Township. tits county, yesterday.
, 1880-09-16

-
COLLINS VOLTAtC PLA8TERa
Instantly relieve Pain, Soreness. IND Weakness
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

A TRIUMPHANT MEETING AT PINE
GROVE MILLs.-Mr. W. Ed. Cassidy, the
Secretary of the Hancock and English
Club Of Pine Grove Mills, favors US with
the following minutes Of the meeting for
the organization of a Hancock and Eng
glish Club held in that place on Saturday
afternoon
PINE Grove Mills, Pa, July "a, 80
MEssRs. EpIToRs DEMOCRAT AT a
meeting held for the purpose of organizing
n permanent Hancock and English Club
in Ferguson township the following Off
GERS were elected President, G.. ID. Damn
ley Vice Presidents, Messrs. Crumrine
and Mitchell Secretary, w. Ed. Cassidy /;
Treasurer, X. q. Brett After the organi-
zation Mr.. &. 7. Alexander was introduced
TO address the meeting which he responded
TO with a very enthusiastic GRAFTON. In
the course of his remarks he referred TO
John w. Forney, Gen. Pearson and others
who have accepted our worthy candidates
as the standard bearers of our country.
Reference was also made in behalf of the
generalship displayed by General Hancock
at the famous battle of Gettysburg, Pa.
Many other brilliant hits were made which
time and space would not permit us TO
note. At the close of his address pream-
Bile was read by Mr.. G. T. Alexander pre-
pared for the signing of names of voters of
said township, who pledge themselves to
cast their votes for Hancock and English
at the November election, 1880. The pa
per was presented and the names of 6S
voters were enrolled during which time
Mr.. r. II. Foster delivered brief but
stirring speech, which was well received.
Many more voters who were not then pres
ent have since signifed their intention of
signing at the first meeting of the club. A
large flag was suspended from the mill
across the street TO q hickory pole erected
for the purpose with the names of Han
mock and English In large letters attached
20 IL. The material for said flag was pur-
chased by the club and made by the young
ladies of our little burg. The club extend
many thanks for the interest taken by the
ladies In their behalf. After the enroll
ment of the names q vote of thanks was
rendered the Washington Cornet Band
who we're in attendance and discoursed
some very excellent music. The Pine
Grove Band could not participate, owing
to the absence of their leaders. A vote OF
thanks was also tendered the speakers,
Messrs. Alexander and Forster. The club
adjourned TO meet at Pine Grove Academy
August ., 1880. w. I'D. CASSIDY,
Sseretayy,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

The recent summer storms and the
frequent repetition Of rainbows outlined
against the dark banks of eastern clouds
have revived in our mind the recollection
of the old nurses pleasing tale that the one
who would run to the end of the bow
would obtain pot of gold This is de-
lightful fiction, but n fact equally pleasing
is that by merely traversing High street to
the Bush House spot can be found where
the most delicious groceries in North
America can be purchased. 1t is Scchlcr
IL Cos grocery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

RESOLUTIONS on THE DEATH or Mrs.
SrICHER.--The following resolutions on
the death Of Mrs Julia Ann Spicher, who
died on Friday, the 10th instant, have been
sent us for publication
WHERAs, 1t has pleased the Great
Maker, in His all-wise providence, to enter
our Grange and take from our midst by
death our much esteemed and beloved
sister, Julia Spicber, devoted member of
our Order; therefore
Spicher, Progress Grange has Lost a de-
voted and worthy member, her husband a
kind and atiectionate wife, the family a
patient, devoted mother, and the church
an earnest and consistent Christian. While
we mourn the loss Of her kindly greetings
and pleasant associations, vet in humble
submission we bow TO His divine will, who
has thought 1t better TO call her up higher
TO more perfect enjoyment Of His good
meas.
Resotred, That we deeply sympathize
with the bereaved husband and family, and
commend them to God, who Is too wise TO
err and too good TO be unkind
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions
be recorded in the minutes OF Progress
Grange, No. 90, Pa, and published in the
Farmers Frssnd and the several county
papers, and copy presented 10 the hus-
band and family of the deceased wife.
May May I@ISnr 4. Nnr1, Committee.
LEONARD RHoSE,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

Next Sunday, August / is the appoint
ed time for the monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association. AS
usual, it will be held in the audience room
of the Association at 4 o'clock p. NJ. ID.
S. Keller, Esq, is tho leader, and will
make the service interesting. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to be present.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29
DEATHS.

fOTfkh-At Linden Tiall. csntre coansy IA Ja,y
~ lsso, q chelera4nfAntum, Rohert Fleming infant
ehlld q Joshua A and Matte Potter, aged nsnths
and days,
McCAkfNEY.-on The lath instant II hss home In
Illness, Mrs. Harriet McCartaey, wife of james N
MccA.they formerly Aiss Harriet Meek u FsrTu=on
township. this county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

We had the pleasure of looking in
upon the Tuesday evening session of the
Pennsylvania State Dental Association.
now assembled in this place. They are
an intelligent collection of men. The
subject of irregularities" was then under
discussion and was handled in manner
marked more by reserve and dignity than
impassioned eloquepce. Tho .'irregulari-
ties" to which they alluded seemed 10 be
those of the molars, grinders and incisors,
rather than that other kind arising from
''staying out late % nights" A few ladies
accompany the members Of the Associa-
tion. We hope the gathering viii be q
success
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29
For first-class business suit go to the
store of Goldsmith, Stein & Hexter.

MIR. David Dale, of Lemont, who met
with such terrible accident on Wednes-
day, the 7th instant, by falling into vat
of vitriol while at work in his woollen
mills at Lemont, died from his injuries on
Saturday evening last, after period of
intense suffering. He was an intelligent,
respectable man, and his death will be II
subject of universal regret. He was buried
on Tuesday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29
Announcements.
LEGISLATURES

LEGIsLATURE.
We are authorized 10 announce that CHESTER
MuNSoN, Esd, of philipsburg, will be a candidate
for the Legislature, subject to the decision OF the Dem
oeratic County Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce that d. c. WILT,
ESQ., of Millheim will be candidate for the Legisla-
ture subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We authorized TO announce that WILLIAM c.
1IEINLE, Esq, of Belefonte will be candidate for
District Attorney subject TO the decision Of the Demo
cratic County Convention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29
Democratic Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Democrats
of Milesburg and Boggs township on SAT-
URDAY EVENING, July 81, at their
Club rooms, in Milesburg, for the purpose
of organizing Club. All persons who
favor the election of Hancock and English
are invited to be present.
JAS. A. MCCLAIN,
FRANK K. BIBLE,
Chairmen Of Boggs and Miiesburg.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29
LETTING.

PROPOSALS. for building Stone
- a Assimehis ioE bridge scrcss Marpa Greet. ON
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y ecleck y, AUGUST Ia lsso epsciae.slass 80
~ seea ~ thsf o.ee IN Bsileionia Pa Ts eansrars
- = - to " sosess responsible biaAss ne Csm.
missioner fessTve he Eighs % Fsecs any q al -
ANDREW 0kDaG.l
ai-3w J1C0n pt5SEIk oo@m'asaoseFa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29
Tho people of Milesburg will spend

The people of Milesburg will spend
Saturday next in the woods. All tho
Sunday join in union picnic,
which will be held in the grove above the
depot, We are glad to see the different
religious sects unite in their outdoor
amusements, even if they do not in their
indoor services May they have pleas
ant time.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

Why do you cough when you can
liud speedy relief in Sines' Syrup Of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Horehound? 1t Is the
most pleasant and efiicac.ous remedy known
for Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, snd all
diseases tending 20 pulmonary consump-
tion. Has been sold for over thirty wears
and is especially adapted TO children, a. il
does not nauseate, and consequently it can
be used in sufficient quantity as TO effect a
cure. Try one bottle and you will never
be without IL. Price 2jc. and 5Oc per bot
tie. Sold everywhere Ask your druggis,
for Ii.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

LcsTi--A red Russia leather pocket
book, containing money and papers, on the
road between Bellefonte and the top Of
Nittany mountain. A liberal reward will
be paid for its return TO this Office. so.tf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

Farmers, the best and cheapest grain
drill offered for sale m Centre county Is al
the store Of Alexander & Co, Bellcfonte,
Pa sl-2t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

AT the present time when there are 80
many worthless linaments in the market,
II would be we'll to inquire which Is the
best. This will be found in NJ b. Robcr;'s
Emhrocation'-it is panAces for ailments
that require rubbing either on man or
beast. Price 35 cents per bottle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29


THE LYcoMISG FIRE INsUEAxcE CoM-
PAYY.-The complete report Of the com
mittee delegated by the policy holders OF
this place 10 proceed to Muncy and investi-
gate the affairs Of the LyeomiBg Fire In
surance Company appears on the second
page Of this issue An adjourned meeting
TO hear the report was held last Friday
afternoon in the Court Housc, over which
Hon. John Irwin Jr., presided, and Glenn
ent Dale, E-q., acted a. Secretary pro te1a.
The report WAS read 10y A. o. Furst, E-q.,
and further statements and suggestion
made by Adam Hoy and ID. 5. Keller,
Esqs Messrs. +. C. Humes, Edmund
Blanchard, John u. Linn, and other,
participated in further discussion, and
Mr.. John W. Lloyd, representing Lycom-
ing county, told what course the policy
holders in that section are pursuing. The
result Of the deliberations j. indicated in
the following resolution
Resoirsd, That the present committee be
continued with power, in connection with
committees appointed by meetings Of policy
hoideTs ia other counties or places, 10 take
such measures as in their judgment will
beet conserve the interests OF the policy
holders, IN procuring an immediate liqui.
dation and closing out Of the affairs OF the
LycomiBg Fire Insurance Company.
JoHS IRWIN. in, Presidcnf
CLEMENT DALE, Secretary pro TEN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-29

What What we'll declare, Smith,
you are out againS thought the Doctor
said you were dying with the Kidney
trouble, smith--so he did, but you see l
am wearing Day Kidney Pad.