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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

1t is q pleasure to state that the con :
dition of DIR. j. NJ. Bush, OF Patton town
ship, who was so seriously injured last
week by being thrown from his buggy,
was so much improved as to justify his
removal to his home on last Saturday.
We hope soon to hear of his entire rcstor-
alton
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Brown Bros. are making a speciality
of new whiskics never before offered in
Bellofonte, such as "Golden Rule of the
People. y "IIannisville" and "Doug hefty."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Tho clothing sold at the Philadelphia
Branch is as we'll made ms that manuiac-
tured by any tailor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Fof ths Centre peu,ncfst
Ma EDIToR - We desire, through
your paper to Yet cur friends know that
the fund for the parsonage uf the Miles
burg Presbyterian church Is siill incress-
ing. one of our lady friends, Miss Julia
a. Morris, OF this place, secured from her
friends tweniy-siz dollars and afty cents,
which she handed - us last week. Such
energy and kindness deserve special notice.
Respectfully Your,
W. O. WRIGHT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

DR.. G. +. Hoop, Of rhilipsburg, Pro-
fcssor Meyer, Of Rebersburg, Henry G..
Cronisier, Of Huston, Conrad Singer Of
Cortin, John Coldren, Of Gregg, d. +.
Lusc, Of Potter, Henry Duck, Of Penn,
Hugh McCann, Of Rush, and 7. J. Nc
Donald, Of UnionviiIc, were among the
callers At the DEMOCRAT office this week.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

How ofn the midst Of life We are in
deathl" From the Lock Haven Daily
Journal, Of last Monday, we take the fol-
lowing notice Of the death Of one who
will be remembered by many persons In
Bellefonte. The deceased was n nephew
Of Mrs. Judge Oryis and just one week
before his sudden death he made one
Of that joyous throng who filled the
pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orvis
upon the 2jth anniversary Of their mar
riage. Frank, youngest child Of Judge
George c. and Roxanna Harvey, died
Saturday at one o'clock, In his twenty
second year. Frankic, a. he was known
in the homo circle, had been cripple all
through life, and suffered many bodily af.
iictions. Notwithstanding this, he was
the light Of the houzehold--always cheer.
ful and entertaining. His mind was strong,
and he delighted 70 talk TO his friend.
about events of the day. On the day pre-.
yioas 70 his death noticeable change
for the woFse-came over him, and h
seemed to lose interest in the little things
Of life. He continued in that condition
until Saturday when, at one O'Clock h,
passed peacefully away without struggle
attended by his mother and two Of his sis
tcrs." The funeral services we're bel,
at the family home Ia Lock Haven, OF
Monday, at one o'clock P. ~, aud the re
mains OF the deceased were then taken I,
salona, Clinton county, for intermcnt.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Many newspapers are already adver-
tIsing The total eclipse Of the moon which
will take place on the lth OF June. 1t is
rather premature TO alludc to that rs peo-
Pile will forget all about it before the oc-
currence. Everybody should remember,
however, that their Is at least one instilu-
tion which cannot be ccllpscd and that i.
the store Of Sechler X Co, Of this place.
Nothing can hide the fact from the people
that it is the best grocery in Centre county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05
Thursday Morning, May S, 1881.

CoRREsPoSpKScs. containing important news solicit
ed frunt any part of the county. No commune pth
inserted uaess accompanied by the real Of tue
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

No uso looking for better goods than
those sold at Tho Philadelphia Branch
you can't and them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Spring woolens now ready. Early
orders solicited. Money saved.
ie-tf MoSrcoNERY s Co. Taithrs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

-Congrcssman Henry Walker, Of VIII
Transport, has erected costly monumen;
over the grave of a pet dog at that place.
Although very few people can Afford to in.
dulge in such elegant eccontricitics H.
marking the graves Of departed docs, il
such ii sPIc"did manner, nIl can greatly
benefit themselves by purchasing their
groceries at the store Of ;. a. Brew &
Son, and by so doing they will show wis
dom and good common sense.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Mir. James Williams has severed bis
connection with the Bee Hive stores.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Senator O t. Alexander paid his usual
visit 20 town lost Saturday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Tho advertisement @! the lrn Of
Mcs,rs. Gordon * Landi. appears on ,ho
fourth page oF this Issue. Although the
firm was organized but a short time ago
its career has been one Of almost uue1-
ampled prosperity. They deal in all kinds
Of machinery, making speciality Of farm
implements. They have recently been
making extensive alterations and improve
meuu in their business headquarters 10
better accommodate their Increasing trade.
All persons desiring to purchase machinery
should consult these experienced gentle
men
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Improvement Is the order Of the day
at the Brockorhof House. Thi. week d
splendid lot Of new furniture has been pot
into the house, and the floors Of the par.
lors, halls and chambers wiIl all bc rc-
covered with handsome brussels carpet,
When the Improvements now under way
arc fully completed this favorite house
will be one of the most attractive stopping
places to be found any~here In the inieri.
or Of the State. Messrs. BrockerhoG &
Mckeever deserve credit for their cndcay-
ors to keep up with the times. They evil
IDENTIFY know how to keep n hotel"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Our ClearGeld county contemporary,
the Osceoia Rerciiis and H5uf,dale Ecboss,
contained in its last issue notice Of
Of the principal business establishments Of
Houizdalc. Il allude. 70 the jewclry store
Of Mr. c. A. Lindsey, formerly Of Belle
fonte, in the following language:
IL referring briefly to this establishment,
We feel confident that we will be in perfect
accord with our many readers, as this
house has always been conducted on cor.
rect business principles since its commence
ment last August.
Mr.. Lindsey is an experienced workman
and business man of honor and integrity
who keeps in stock at all times fun and
complete line Of watches, clocks, jewclry.
and silverwaro scis, and gives particular
attention 10 the repairing of clocks, aud
guarantees his workmanship to be equal to
any in the city.
Located on Hannah street, opposite 81
Cloud Hotel, this gentleman a.ks but a
fair trial and comparison Of goods and
prices to convince all that II will be OF
Advantage to do business with him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

DEATH OF A. AaEn L,pT We learn
that Mrs. Christine Huber of Eg1lsr..
burg, died at that place on Saturday Lass
and was buried on Monday. Mr. Huber
was about eighty years of age. and Wa,
we believe, during tho entire period Of her
long life resident Of Centre county
She vas tho wifc Of the late Thomas
Hsblor, who lived many years in Haincs
township, about four miles cas-, Of Aarons-
burg, at the farm and hotel stand known
a. Hubler's Place, st prcscnt owned by
Mr.. Henry Fcidler. some years after the
death Of her husband she removed to
Hublersburg, with her son and daughter
Tho maiden name Of this venerable lady
was Christina Weaver. She was sister
Of the late Mrs. Henry Bower, Thomas,
Michael and George Weaver. all Of whom
we're highly respected residents Of Haincs
township.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

MAY WEATHEH-Ncunors prnphooir.
for the month of May are given below.
In consulting them, however, our raaIcrs
should remember that /: May orsur js.t a.
he predicts and then again j., Nay not
Although he is often correct, hi. prarh-
ecics are not infa,iibie. iIc .av.:
Toward. the cod % the ar.t week tn
May, or about thr i,h and Glib snow ia.i
may be looked fr iu tb" 'pvr5 province.
of Canada. There v.ll ai.u. m sl pruhs-
biity BE- sunw m.l. through irr g NO and
the ST Lawrence district r'sHsl tuu 7l#
and sth. Arrr 'h' !u,a ul Nas. how
ever, hot weather frHr t~ 'vrrt.l. ana
after the lI,h hu.H f-.s vlV p-uhahlg
break out iu certain districts. although
thunder .tnrmf are asu probable "E lbs
18th and laiH. La'a..u the L1.b an 15iE
there will probably hr v..r..e sralh.f
with rains, s'l r". station wall rsv" sd.
yancrJ cau-iI 5Ah.y hy ibe -tsr af tho
month. B-wsau ts" g1lH sH# 25.r ir.
weather vii probably hs COOL To. ui4uth
will end hot aud .u.'ry.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

TA8gEr PEACTIcE. The gallant boys
Of Company d, 5ih Regiment, made their
second effort at rife shooting at the fair
grounds on last Saturday afternoon. Tie
score Of this trial shows a vast improve
ment over the fret score made by the
Company few weeks ago. At the fret
trial The score us pcrsons shooiing) vas
bu, 9s out Of possible 40. At the trial
on last Saturday the score sums up ll6 per-
sons shooiing) 226 on, Of a possible 200.
II will be observed that the battle-scared
veteran, Van Pcli, carried off the honors
Of the day, scoring q out Of a possible %.
We trust that Van will wear his laurels
modcstly. The following Is the score In
detail
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05
Democratic County Committee.

The following persons have been named
rs members of the Democratic County
Committee for 1881.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
u. =. Court.

judge Bruce arrived hsre monday
on the evening train and opened court
about 5 o'clock The Grand jury
was organized BY the appointment OF
Gen, j. r. Coffee, of jackson county,
Foreman. The Judge then delivered
an able and forcible charge instructine
the Jurors as to their duty. After the
transaction Of some minor business the
court adjourned to 10 clock Tuesday
when the Criminal Docket was taken
up. The case against Robt. g. McNutt,
Lucious G. Miller, Antony Green,
Geo. Williams, VIM. Green. James G..
Smith and Henry Smite were dismiss
cd.
VIM. P. Bevil, Pink Lawson. and
Rob't. Martin, acquitted.
Rsb't Bynes, John Livingston, Law
renee Kelly Guilty Sentence Sus-
pended.
The following cases were disposed
of Wednesday:
William G. Williams. Retailing liquor.
Plea Of guilty. Sentence suspended.
Albert Powell. FURNISHING meat to dis
tillery. Jury and Verdict Of not guilty.
Calvin Tyler.-Illicit distilling. Dis
missed.
Joel Matthews. Illicit Distilling. Jury
and Verdict of not guilty.
Jasper Matthews. Illicit Distilling.
Dismissed
Daniel Niblett. Working in illicit distil
lery. Jury and verdict of not guilty.
James w. A. Deese Perjury. Dis
missed.
Henry Hamilton. Illicit distilling. Plea
of Guilty. Fine of 500 90 and costs and
stands committed to Jail until fine and
costs are paid.
Henry Hamilton. -Rectifying. Plea Of
guilty. Sentence 2 months in courty Jail.
James H, Pearce.--Illicit Distilling.
Plea of guilty. Sentence 80 days in coun-
ty Jail. Fine 500 90 and costs.
James H. Pearce. Retailing liquor.
Dismissed.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
Chattanooga Daily and Weekly
TIMES.

The only daily paper at Chattanooga,
or within radius Of 100 miles extend
ing into Tennessee. Georgia and Alaba-
ma and over six of the most important
railroads of the South. Circulation
Daily 1900, Weekly 5000. Advertising
rates furnished on application. FINE
jon WORK SPECIALLY. Subscription
price: Daily $500 per year in advance,
Weekly $l.50 per year in advance.
Addresa ADOLPH S. CCHs & Co.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
Personals.
Mr.. A. j. Brown is in the city.

Mr.. A. j. Brown is in the city.
Gen. J. w. Burke spent several
days here this week.
E. F. Fogwood Esq, is stopping
with Mr.. Hall.
Mr.. w. w. Forney is attending
Federal court as q juror.
Chas. Fields Esq, Of Mooresville
arrived here Monday.
Augustus Jones with his brother
passed through the city Tuesday en-
route for Cincinnati.
Deputy Marshal j. NJ. McCaIum is
up from Blount.
Storekseper II. G. Binford has been
transferred to the Johnson u Seat
Distillery at Paint Rock.
Miss Mary Bynum is travelling
with troupe of singers organized by
Col. Lowrey.
Y. A. Wallace, Of Florence, is in
the city.
Judge L. G. Coulson ie down from
Scrottsboro.
Mr.. j. G. Blackwell is up from
Madison.
Messrs. Eli Patton and David Nc
Donell are among the court attend
ants.
Mrs H. G. Binford with her family
has removed temporarily to Paint
Rock.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson is on 4 visit
home from Memphis.
Mr.. A. F. Murray has returned
from New York.
Miss P. B. Frszier, Of Athens, is
the guest Of Miss Sophia J. Davis.
United States Circuit Judge Pardse
is expected here Monday.
Mr.. Archss Ross is back from
Chattanooga.
Col. G. G. Shsats is among the fair
visitors.
D. n. Cooper, Esq, is up to the
Fair.
Judge David TAFT, of Scottsboro is
attending Court.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

A large lot of Stetson Hats and al
other kinds of hats. White and fam
cy shirts. Standing and turn-down
collars. ALI kinds of underwear. Rid
ing gloves. travelling gloves, hunting
gloves, sleighine gloves. and all
kinds of gloves. Suspenders. Um-
brellas. Splendid pocket handker-
chiefs, linen and silk. A small stock
Of cheap jewelry all Of which will be
sold as long as the lowest.
A HERsrEIN,
Opposite HuntsviIle Hotel
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
THE FAIR.
Fine Weather---Large Attendance
The Races.

The managers of the fair had all
they could have wished in the wealth
er line during the week. Neither too
warm nor too cold, with bright skies,
the visitors and exhibitors to the
Tenth Annual Fair have had the full
est opportunity to enjoy the occasion.
The fair opened Tuesday with an
encouraging outlook for the week.
Fine horses, cattle and goods cOntin-
ued to come 10. First on the racing
card was
The attendance and interest in the
Fair steadily improved from day to
day. Yesterday the crowd is said to be
the largest ever yet on the grounds.
To-day's programme includes many
features Of special interest. The
great $500 trotting race takes place
this evening.
The morning opens bright and pleas
ant and promises to be fitting close
to one of the most successful meetings
of the Fair. The managers deserve
congratulations for the admi rable or.
der and the success which has attend
ed their labors.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
What a Pittsburgh Paper says OF
COup'S Show.

What Pittsburgh Paper says Of
COup's Show.
The attendance at Coup's show last night
was fit testimonial to the high estimate
our citizens have placed upon the builder
Of the great New York Hipodrome, the
founder of the New York Aquarium and the
originator OF the largest amusement enter
prises ever inaugurated in this country
The performances were SO highly appreci-
ated. and the excitement and enthusiasm
so great, that after packing fourteen thou
sand people on comfortable seats. under
the largest tents ever erected in this city,
the doors were closed before eight o'clock
in the face of thousands of people who
were undable to gain adm ion for want Of
room. One of the rules adopted by Mr..
Coup is, never to admit another person to
his tents if their presence would in the
least interfere with the pleasure of his au-
dience. The reception thus far given to
Pittsburgh's favor,te was more than an
ovation was a substa ntial financial tri
umph such as has rarely, if ever, been ac-
corded to any exhibition that ever visit
ed this city before.
As to the novel features aud quality of
the entertainment, nothing better has ever
been seen here, while the four circus aud
hipodrome rings, precisely as advertised,
| were all there and in them given the finest
| spectacular pageants, the most brilliant
performs noes, the most daring feats, the
! most exciting hipodrome races, the most
charming ginnastic aud accrob attic per
formances ever before presented to Pitts
burg audiance. The t, at of this "great Lu-
Lu," who is actually hurled nearly two
hundred feet through the air, performing
two revolutiont before alighting. is abso-
lutely as novel as it is astounding, nothing
we have ever yet seen in print being able
to convey an adequate idea Of the thrilling
act which Que must actually see to UNDER
stand. So of the daring dive of the beau
tiful Geraldine, the exquisite poses and
inimitable equestrian renditions of the
charming Katie and Emmt Stokes, the
brilliant horseback riding OF the great
Melville Mo-san, Lowry, Hunter, and a
score Of others. The grand menagerie and
museum features, the wonderful Broncho
horsea. the splendid pony circus, the beau
tiful leaping horse Nettle the famous Zulu
warriors and their great skill in throwing
the assegsis. formidable implements by
which the Prince Imperial OF France was
slain, the thrilling Indian chase for wife,
in which the celebrated Maud Oswald and
whole tribe Of Indians appear, are all,
and mnch more besides, among the lea d.
ing novel attractions OF the magnificent
| show upon which Dir. Coup may well stake
bis reputation.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
whore 70 get ts.e Gazette;

where 70 get tho Ga.ettes
ALABAMA
II G. .Binford, general agent,
" n. Blankenship.
Iohn. r, Burris. Florence.
X r Tisdale, Dec:t:lre.
D r. Stewart. HillsborO.
Geo. w. Braxdall, Talladega.
walter Braziel, Mobile.
EF Logwood, Courtland.
navid Mcdonnell, Triana.
lanes. DePriest,
III Diggs, Montgoery.
DIV Enhraim Rivers. Bass Station.
Al Brown, Hillsboro.
RB Elliott, Tuscumbia.
]. Rogers, Wetumpka.
WP Williams. Meridianville.
r II. Gravitt, Maysville.
John Bone.
Dow Osborn. Nelson. Marioi,.
g i. w. Mckinney, Marion.
W. LeewoOd. Gainesville
W.. Stevens, Selma
s.H. Jones, Greenbrier
TENNESSEE:
Rev J. F. Humphrey, Fayettville,
Richard Wilson, Memphia,
David Bone, Winchester,
MISCELLANEOUS.
is. Patterson, Niagara Falls N. Y
Al. Dsdd, Nashville, Tenn.
VIM. H, Singleton, Cha ttanooga Tenn
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
OBITUARY
JAMES 8. CLARK.

JAMES 8. CLARK.
Judge James 8. clark, after suffering long
with consumption died at his residence in De-
catur, Saturday October sth. 1881, it the 5ard
year OF his age. His career has been an hon
orable and useful one. As Judge Of ths Sixth
Judge District he made fair record. He was
well known as . forcible and able public
Speaker. In their sore bereavement his wife
and child have the public sympathy.
:. n. HAMBRICK.
Col Hsmbrick died very suddenly, Of heart
disease, at his residence in New Market, Fri
day. Oct. z. The newe Of his death brought
sorrow and surprise to his many friends and
acquaintances He was gentleman vel
known and esteemed for his sterling qualities
as q man and citizen.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
state News.

Poll tax is delinquent on the lst of
November.
Marshall county Circuit court con-
venes at Guntersville Monday.
A new,first class hotel is beng built in
Decatur.
Morgan County Circuit court con
venes at Somef vile Nov. 7th.
The Alabama Presbyterian Synod
meets at Eutaw next Wednesday.
Mobile has five Roman Catholic
churches.
Cotton pickers get so cents hundred
in BlOunt county.
The top crop of cotton has been gener-
ally destroyed by worms in Centra
Alabama.
Several families have left tho Leigh
ton Valley Oh account of the sh0rtness
Of the crops.
There are IA colored jurors serving at
tile present. session of the Federal court
ut Huntsville.
Morgan Co.. Circnit Court converses
at SOmerville Nov, 9TH.
A new firstclaes hotel is built in De-
catur.
Marshall county Circuit Court con-
verses at Guntersville Mondav.
The funeral OF Judge Clark at Deca-
tur is said to be the largest ever wit
messed there.
South Lowell mas Sunday School, at
last.
Stevenson has two colored stores.
Scarlet fever is prevalent around
ElkmDnt.
The Gadsden public schools have l6O
pupils enrolled.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
Suffering Women.

There is but very small proportion of the
women of this ns-ion that do not suffer
from some of the diseases for which Kid
ney-wort Is specific. When the bowels
have become costive, headache torRents
kidneys ont Of AZ, or piles distress, take Q
package and j 3 wonderful tonic and rent :
waiting power viii cure ysu and give you
neu 6fn.- WatcAM0s.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
TALLADEGA COLLEGE.
TALLADEGA AL

TALLADEGA, ALA.
is-the best equipped School in the State.
Location the most healthfnl. Buildings
new or newly furnished.
instruction the Best.
Terms the most reasonable. Oppor-
tnnity to pay part Of expenses in labor
Primary, intermediate, Normal, Prepar-
atOry ,and Theological Courses of Study.
Special advantages i'm bo.h V ocal and
Instrumental Music at
VERY LOW RATES.
The Fall Term begins Octo Der Is. Ear
ly application will be necessary to make
sure ola room. Information cheerfully
given. Address. mentioning his.paper,
GEO. N. ELLIS, Secretary,
Talladega, Alabama.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

NO handsome room or 4parlor is
complete without the latest novelty,
. Coal VASE. found at
Harris, Timberlake & Co.'S.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

is, Patterson, Niagara Fails N.
Al. J.Dsdd, Nashville, Tenn.
VIM. H. Singleton, Cha ttanooga Tenn.
Nsisshberhooa News and Gossip.
The Fair closes this evening.
County Court convenes Monday.
Livery Stables have had bust
mess boom.
-Coup's great circus will be here
On the 31st.
Full standard CAlicoes at SC per
yard-at M. M. Newman & Co.
One Price Store.
Tho Missionary Baptists immers-
en- FIVE candidates at the Big Spring
last Sunday.
The most stylish stock of goods.
in Huntsville. Can be found
At M. M. Newman & Cos.
One Price Store.
A white youth eighteen years Of
age from Blount county, testified,
Wednesday, in the Federal court that
he had never attended school . day.
The young men have Debating
Club ut Lincoln school house. The
young men of Huntsville do not care
tor such things.
ALI Wool Black Cashmere double
width at l0c per yard.
NJ. Nj. Newman d Co.
One Price Store.
Capt. Curry is prospecting for y
location to establish manufact0ry
for his cotton chopper.
Carter & Young have the cheapest
Cofiins aud 6nest Hearses in the
city. St
The Bicycle race at the Fair We'd
aesday. was won by Mr.. Boil, of NASH
vile.
Last Sunday muls colt kicksd
Mr.. Richard BeArder. Of .IriAna, in
the side causing immediate death.
-EOhKKA.a stove for the people at
Harris Timberlaks & 20
Mr.. F. O.Schaudies, the WE'LL
known boot and shoe merchant Of this
place died Ut his residence Thursday
night.
The Mayor issued proclamation
requesting that Friday be observed
asa holiday in order that Ill night
have All opportunity Of attending the
Fair one day.
With the Fair and the courts
next week promises to Be lively Que.
Boys Clothing all siEes and style
Vt NJ. M. Newman & Co.
One Price Storo
"A difficulty between Conduct6'
Hall and DR.. Scruggs occurred It the
depot last Sunday. It grew out of
the Doctor seating = colored lady in
the trst class car. The lady retained
her seat and the Doctor IL credited
with being the victor.
Mr.. ]. F. Cooper, blind lsctur-
sr, OF Philadelphia. has been visiting
the schools aud churches ef the city
and delivering lectures. Tuesday
night he lsctured 1t Lakeside select.
ing ~ bis subject Character. Music
was furnished by several ladies and
gentlemen. Nj. VIM. Riley perform
ed on the org n. The lecturer won
the appreciation and attention of his
audience.
Newest Latest and most stylish
gooda Do not fail to see them
at u. N. Newman 4 Co.
One Price Store.
Tin Toilet sets, newest and lat
est designs. call It the Tin-ware Em.
poriam
Harris, Tmbarlake = CO.