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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS,

Capt. MAX BLANCHARD, Piles
JAS. WALLBIi.LECi, Supt. JOhnsOn's
Foundry, rheumatism.
LII: PATTERSON, Pilot Stmr. Pagan. Piles.
MAX BEER. lG3 Canal Street, Neuralgia.
Mrs. MILLER, corner Jackson and Liberty
Streets. Deaf.
+. DILL. Morgan Railroad, Tape worm.
THOS. ROBINSON, - Cont, Piles.
JACOB BLUM. BarOnne Street, Piles.
Capt. PHARR Morgan City, Loss Of Voice.
LEO WOlfsON, Grapes Bluff, L., Piles.
Col: ". ONEAL, Coyington. Ky, Fistula.
W. +. SlIkOCk, Goodman, Miss. Piles.
1T. SWIM, Main Street, Cincinnati, Fissure.
E:WOLf Port Hickey, L.. Piles.
BYRON EASTMAN. Mercer, KY, Structure.
}. j. ROSS, Ben Lomond, Miss. Piles.
JAS: ALDklCH, Covington, Ky. Diabetes,
4. FRElDllEIM, Bastrop, La, Piles.
sd GORDON, l3s Walnut Street, Cincinnati.
O.. Catarrh.
j. T: HAWKINS. Mason, Tenn, Discharge
from the Ear
J. B. WILSON. Alton. Ky. Epilepsy.
u. DHlCkERSON,v icksburg, Miss, Asthma.
1T WARREN, CarrOllton, Tenn, Bronchitia
II. stflPP, Owen, KY, scrofula.
Office hours from . q. IN. to p. m.
Nov. o. SIN
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

anu u0lsn."
"Therc are Others richer In purse than
You with whom ! Nigh, have lciS my child;
but vour great richness al heart, your ten.
der sympathics, your love Of God and man
are riches prize for my babe above the
wicked. fascinating wealth Of the world,
which u 30 aiturtng, but oh! 30 unsatisiy.
linz. oh. God! II my wrcichcd life had
been n spotlcss ~ yours; II the bleak winds
Of temptation had been . gentle to me .,
ihey have been 20 you; tfChrtst had tended
I ~ sparrow, NY babe might 10 calmly
iurrd with ccaseless agony. Again ] he.
seech you to keep my innocent darling, 10
care for Il Ne you would, ~ you did your
own: and though liz parent. may have sunk
low down In the cruel eyes Of this cold, Win.
try world, remember how lie, bora In q
Bethlehem msnscr, gave you that blessed
hope OF redemption which makes your life
~ bright and glorious this little babe
may grow To bless and comfort you when
your yean are many and your feet are
trembling near the grave. Watch over her,
I bcseeeh you; guide her Alright, beseech
you, and may Christ bless you; may Christ
blcss my baby - He has not blessed lts
"SuvvkKiN6 MOTHER"
Il wss . very fortunate thing for Ezra
Potts ed wife lhsS juss . hs hsd dnished
reading. the babe began 70 worry sad re.
gnirc the combined attention II the two 10Y.
inl Poiises. Tor u wsuld have besn most
iiflicult matter for eliher Of then 10 speak
because Of the tear that filed their eyes and
he great lump that had risen IN their
lhrosts. Ia Q few minutes, however. sweet.
looking Mr.. iotts. In krr neat gray dress,
|rilled cap, and spectaclsa, and whose dispo.
'ltion. BY the way was every bit - amia0le
y hcs looks, ssid vsry stowiy:
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anthem for the day, unto us Child
is born. unto us q Son is given" and
every delicate chord and fugue had to
be repeated until the desired perfection
Of harmony was attained. II was really
a very long and arduous study; but Of
oil days Christmas demands good
music, and they were willing to do their
best. At last all were satisfied and
somewhat tired: but the organist
turned to Mrs. Morton, and asked her
II she would sing one hymn for him
alone, as he especially desired to hear
her voice in this one tune. Of course
she could not refuse, and to an exqui.
sitely harmonious air she began.
"Calm on the listening car OF night
Come Heavens mclodious strains,
Where wild Judra stretches FAR
Her sitvcr.manttcd plains.
Light on thy hills, Jerusalem!
The Savior nov IL born!
And bright. on Bcthlehem's joyous plains,
freaks the first Christmas morn"
Only the first and last verses Of that
exquisite hymn; but like ''angels with
their sparkling Tyres" her voice seemed
to have lost its earthlincss, and SCARED,
rs II II were winged. up to the very
gate OF Heaven. When she ceased
singing. there was 3 hush upon al, rs
II they hsd been carried near to the &c.
lestial portals. So
One BY one they pressed her hand in
quiet congratulation, and with "Mer-
~ Christmas babe her goodnight.
Mrs. Morton was little excited with
her unusual efforts. and while the old
organist vas locking up. thought she
would run down and warm herself in
the church. As she fastened toward
the great heater, she tripped over some
thing. which, to her great surprise and
alarm, she perceived what appeared to
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church nv placed u on cushion and began
undoing IL. He ArSt unwrappcd q coarse,
heavy shawl, wondering Who would send I
turkey done up In such . fashion. aud then
he unsollcd blanket line aud white, and
then hs jumped bali out his senses aud
cried:
"Oh. Lord! oh, ny l.ordv' anil then H.
gaspcd Tor want 1t breath, and put his hands
together and looked half frightened, half
pleased. ~ he stood bcsidc the bundle thai,
hc supposcd held only iinc, Tot Christmas
turkey.
''Oh!, my goctiac.s! oh, my soul. IT,. a
baby . little live baby. a. SURE Z. as I'm born.
Potts held his dim iight very close 10 the
sleeping infants face, aud bent his face very
close 10 Il, that he might not Do mi,takei,
aud Aind u q turkey after all.
''lt's real live babyw he cried ayaIn.
ooh, my soul! oh, my wife! won't she. Oh.
won't she be glsdy Won't Ezra Potts be-
glad. tool Won't Ezra Potts and wife Do
clad together! oh, dear. q rial fine baby.
on. dear! Ooh dcar!" And Father Potts
fell upon his knees, half laughing, half cry.
ing, as he bent very close 20 the babe.
''Oh. my wife. my beloved wife, our
daughters come back 10 ne just ~ she came
10 W. NJ uIst. VIZ NuttstWas~tVCs vOOs WI,
my ! 10 Ezra Potts and wife daughter, ho,
hc!' And Ezra 'hook himself very hard
again, and his eyes glistened with tear, al.
though be tried hard 10 push them back.
'.The good Lord sent her. be cried. wind.
ing the due white hannet around the babe.
Eyes, the good Lord sent her, and lie
knowed Just where to send her-bless Ills
Ezra Potts and wife sha'nt dis.
appoint the Lord, neither. oh. my soul.
what Christmas present pFc.en, straight
10 Era Potts and wife from the Lord. Oh,
what sexton j. Ezra Potts! What . blessed
scxtos, Whist lucky sextOa! To Ezra Potts
and wife" and he laughed 90 hard again he
couldnt Sor his lie have ADDED daughter"
and Winy up the coarse, heavy shawl h
caught up his lanterM and scrambled up the
bcltry stairs. and rang the bells again like ave
Great furies.
"Pssise thc Lord" ~ egird, tuegiae on
'As rspes ilks nd uaa. "fos IL marcy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

The West SusquehAnna Clas'is Of the
Reformed Church, which convened in an
nual session a, Sclinsgrovc, Snyder county,
Pa, on the ith instant, passed the follow
ing resolutions on whA, is known IS spec.
ulAdye lie insurance They are timely a.
3 warning against growing evil which
ought to be suppressed
WHEREAS, almost the whole territory
Of West SusquehAnna Classis is covered
by what l. commonly known as "spcculA-
tive life insurance" therefore,
Resoiuod, That We regard this business as
fraudulent and wrong in principle and IS
very demorslizing in its effects.
Rrsoirod, That we hereby earnestly eK-
hort all our people TO discourage and shun
this business as great public evil, huriful
to the church and 10 the State as well as TO
the individual.
Resolred, That our pastors try 10 secure
the carly publication Of this action in the
various county papers which circulate
among their people.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12
Announcements.



We hrc authorized u Announce that
IhynAb j. DuSkLE, u Rush township, will B~ a
,AhpnAth Iyr fhsnr subject 10 the decision II the
DrtDocrstc County Convention
we are authorized u announce that
JOIIS cOLbHkh, of Gregg township. viii De- a eau.
ddai" ~ sheriff, subject ~ the decision II the Dsto
criic County Convention
We learn from the Lock Haven Daily
Joarnat that Edgar 7. Geary, son Of our
esteemed friend, Mr.. A. {. Geary-forrner-
ly Of Walker township and an cx-treasu-
rcr Of Centre county-wns admitted 10 the
bar Of Clinton county on Monday last,
after passing most creditable ezamina-
ton. The Journat says that for more than
three yenrs Mr.. Geary was the student of
T. {. Nipple, Esq., and in addition 70
That time he studied some in ELK county.
Ihe examining committee heartily report
IN hl' favor, and our young friend starts
IN the profession with brigh. prospects in
deed" We reiterste the wish Of the
Journal that hiE career a. Iawver may
be succcssful one.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12
MARRIAGES.

C0uSsEI-coNFER.-oa the lei q NAY. At the
heietmsd parsonage, JAoksOHvills by Rev. Geo. =.
HaFtSeil. Mr.. JoseTh Cuunsei and Miss HTudeaes
ooufsf, both Of htefty township Centre county, Pa
DErfIHG-HAAs--At 81 Jchu's Catholic churrh. on
ThuTsasy, The 9Th instant by Rev Fathes NeArale,
Nj. Richard Deiling and Mise Kate. daughter q
Louis Haas. q Rogpstarg
sPANb-sT0NER.--on The aoth nll, ai ihs rssideace
u tae brides parents la natnes township, hy Reve
John T0Hlinsan, Nj. Iohn spayd. 81 Msffoa tuwn-
ship. 70 Aiss Aiire ,. Etovcf daughter ef Moses
Slower, II Hainsa township
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

We understand that two Of the en-
ployes of the car works were pros;rA,ed by
the heat Of last Tuesday. The men are
employed in the foundry of the works and
we're engaged in casting at the time they
we're overcome A physician was i'm
mediately called in and his timely arrival
was fortunate for them. After partial re-
lief, they were taken TO their homes where
they are gradually recovering.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

SILVER WEDDING. - Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Haas Of Roopsburg, celebrated the
25th anniversary Of their marriage on last
Thursday afternoon and evening A large
company Of friends assembled at their rcs-
ident 10 offer congratulations and the
presents received in commemoration Of
the event were numerous and valuable.
One Of the happy incidents of the occa-
sion was the marriage on the same day Of
their daughter, Miss Kate, 70 Mr.. Richard
Detling. The numerous guests were en-
tertained In the most hospitAble manner
and all returned 20 their homes pleased
with the enjoyments that had been afford
cd them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12
DEATHS.

MuesER--ob the the tih inst, near AaFonshnrr. Ar
thaf, son II }. ,. Aussef, aged year months and
dayA
c0NFKRsoa The LET inst. IN Curtin township, Enaaa
Jaue. youngest daughter ~ Sehn and Nancy goufsFs
sKed Yszrt. meaths md = dayx
LukENS.--At PhiirsbaFg, On tke m0raine q May
ISL, Of pleastsy. nlanlhe A, azaghssf q Sas A.
and \. Lakeak, ssea - sears.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Tcats in Centre county viii be grieved to
learn that both are lying quite III at their
present home in Altoona with that pain
ful disease, neuralgia. The Altoona Sun,
Of Monday, says that the condition Of Mr..
Teats Is quite serious.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Among the combinations Of public Of
hccrs IN one of tho executive sessions of the
United States senate Las, week was that Of
Mr.. John T. Johuson 70 be postmAsicr ~
Bcllefonie. Mr. Johnston has Gllcd the
position Of postmaster Of this town during
tho pas, twelve years, and his re-hppoiu,-
ment and confirmation fcr another term Of
four years is a compliment Of which be
may we'll feel proud. Every one arrees
that he has been very competent and
faithful official
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

1rEMs FRoN STRING Mills AND Vi
crSITr. Our railroad city presents a scene
OF hustle and activity which it never be-
fore witnessed. The buildings spoke of
in one Of my former letters are nearly all
under way. Work is plenty and hands
are scarce.
The season for bark-pealing is here,
and many Of the people of this part Of the
valley are busy stripping the trees Of their
natural covering. Jacob M'Cool has
crew OF hands busy pcAling on Egg Hill,
just above the village. John Grove is
doing the same on a large tract Of land
just west Of M'Cool's tract w. A. Krise
has half dozen hands at work on Brush
Mountain. These parties intend making
railroad ties and saw logs out Of the pealed
logs. There are some ten or twelve other
parties who are or intend to peal on Brush
Mountain, and the number that will rob
the trees of mother natures covering over
in the Seven Mountains, is legion.
The grain around here looks we'll, but
up the valley from Centre Hall towards
Boalsburg, the fields do not present very
promising appearance. From here 10 the
lower end Of the valley the grain is doing
we'll. =.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

We have received from l.. II. Rogers,
New York, Birds Eye View of the
English Language" Il regular monument
OF patience. Tho sheet is 22x3s inches,
and contains more information for persons
who write letters than wo ever raw or
thought could be arranged on one sheet.
Price 26cts. The first part contains Rules
for Spelling and Punctuation, also Rules
for Using Capital Letters and Letter Writ
ing. Next ia n "Birds Eye View of the
Correct Spelling Of % 900 Words" Every
word is before you at IA single glance, and
is easily found by system Of indexing,
that is wonderful, thorough and complete.
There is also "Birds Eye View of 90
900 Synonyms, which Is of great assist
Ancc to writers, One Of the most interest
ing features, which alone is worth the
small price Of the sheet, is a list Of 2 900
Words Of Similar Pronunciation, such a.
The COLONEL ate the KERNEL. The
MAYOR owned fast trotting MARE.
a bottle OF SCENT cannot be SENT by
mail for CENT. The Doctors PA
TIENTS were out of PATIENCE at not
being ALLOWED 10 call ALOUD to
the ASSISTANTS for ASSISTANCE. !
MISSED my way in the mist, &c, SC.
The sheet can be used g. good advantage
by every on" who writes the English
Language. The sheets are sent by mail,
postage prepaid, by the publisher, l.. II.
Rogers, 10 Maiden Lane, New York CITY.
Price % cents each, or five sheets for one
dollar. Postage stamps received in pay.
mcnt.
The village OF Beech Creek will be
the scene Of delightful social event to.
day that calls for special mention. At
o'clock that popular young gentleman,
Mr.. Edgar Holt, son Of J. II. Holt, Esq,
Of Snow Shoe, will be married 10 Mis-
Alice, the amiablc ard accomplished daugh.
ter Of Capt. johnson Gardner, Of Beech
Creek. The marriage ceremony will be
performed by Rev. W. o. Wright, Of the
Presbyterian church Of Milcsburg. Afior
tho ceremony reception will take place
al the home Of the brides parents, whore
the bridc and groom will receive the con-
gratula,ions OF their friends. Tho happy
young couple will then take the afternoon
train on their contemplated wedding tour.
They will visit Washington and other
places Of interest during their absence.
We extend to them the hearty congrstula-
tions Of the DEwocEAr As they saiI down
the stream Of life together may hAppincss
and prosperity be their ever present com
pAnions
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Mrs. Anne Whi,tcnmcyer OF Philadel.
phis, j. TO address thc ladies In behalf Of
the Temperance cause on Saturday next ai
3 o'clock, i. NJ In the Lecture room Of
the Methods, Church Of this place and
on Sunday, At 4 o'clock, 7 NJ, will ad-
dress general public meeting st the
Court House. She will doubtless have
large audiences.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Mr.. ID. s. Dunham, of Howard, form
ly we'll known and experienced news
paper man, called upon the DEMOCRAT
yesterday morning. Mr.. Dunham has
suffered much Of late and appears thin in
iesh. We trust he may soon regain good
health.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

The Bellefante Building and Loan As
sociation will offer al public sale on the
26th instant, number Of desirable prop
critics. Persons desiring to purchase real
estate should attend. There may DO bar
gains 10 pick up.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Brown Bros. are making a speciality
Of new whiskies never before offered in
Bellefonte, such as "Golden Rule Of the
People, "Hannisville" and "Doueherty."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Decoration day falls this year on the
fifth Monday Of May, and the cerokIonies
promise TO be very general and unusually
interesting.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

1t is foolish 70 do without good clothes
while they may Be purchased at such rec.
sonable prices at the Philadelphia Branch.
Think Of this.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

PnILIr~HUEG.-Thc remarkable growth
and the present business property Of Phil
ipsburg, Centre county, in contrast with
Osceola and Houtzdalc, Clcaracld county,
are the subject Of al excellent aud inter.
osting article that appeared in the Osccola
Rrrsiil, Of last week. Certainly the spirit
Of thrift, energy and enterprise shown by
tn people Of Phlipsburg in the improve
ment and building upon their town cannot
be too highly commended. In lsGo the
population Of Philipsburg WAS enumerated
with Rush township, when both contained
$50 inhabitants. In 1880 the number rc-
turned in both was only al In 1870 the
population Of PhiIipsburg alone vAs l0s6,
and In lssO 1t was 1850, showing An in
crease in the decade between 1870 and 1880
Of nearly 90 per cent The writer on the
RerciH, attributes the success Of our Cen
tre county town 20 natural causes, "
among which 8, specifies Eve As follows
"In the fret place Philipsburg Is an old
town, and has the precedent Of being the
centre Of trade Of this region for over
hfty ycars-long before any of it. rivals
were thought of and OF a sequence its cit
izens have acquired wealth and opulence,
by which her tenure OF success is made per-
mAncnt.
In tho next place her merchants arc
there to stay, and with their surplus earn
ings invest in real estate, build themselves
palAtial residences and gorgeous store
rooms, and beauiify their town wish all
tho modern adornmcnts and convpnicnces.
Thirdly her citizens are trids.airaLS,
entorprisiug and atiablc-act In harmony
for the towns good, and are ever on the
alert to attract the stranger, seeking for q
location, TO their fold They are generous
beyond measure, and sometimes hofpita-
bic 10 their own Inconvenience, as Osceola-
ians can attest
Fourthly they are liberal in alver;is-
ing, which has tho effect OF drawing the
trade from many miles around them.
Filthy Centre county takes great pride
and interest In this fasi-becoming city
Bellefonte sends her wealth 20 help her
along, and not only her wealth, but some
Of her best citizens. Among them We
may mention William 7. Duncan, Of Dun
can, Hale & Co G.. w. Hoover, Of Hoov-
or, Hughes Il Co and DR.. Hale, II he
does not come himself, largely invests in
ono or two interests in the place
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

CoRREsroNbENCE, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part Of the county. No commune alton
inserted unless accompanied 10y the real name Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

The delay in making the necessary re-
pairs 30 the High stree; bridge is the cause
Of considerable anxiety to our neighbor Of
the Morning Ne'es. He keeps poking up
the street commissioner at lively rate.
Well, the appearance OF the side walk Of
the bridge blocked up as it is with un-
slightly obftructons is an eye sore, and We
second the motion Of our contemporary to
have the repairs made st once.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Spring woolens now ready. Early
orders solicited. Money saved.
l9-tf MoETooMERr & Co, Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

ADVERTISING CHEATs.-li has become
so common TO write the beginning Of an
elegant, interesting article and then run
II into some advertisement that we avoid
all such cheats and simply call attention
to the merits Of Hop Biiters in as plain
honest terms as possible, 30 induce people
TO give them one trial, as no one who
knows their value will ever use anything
else - prorifeaos Aduerfiscv.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Gilmore & Co, 629 T street, Wash
ington, d. c., request every soldier or
sailor who served in the Union army dur
ing the late war, 70 send his name and
pos,-offiee address on postal card. Write
plainly name, post-ofiice, county and state.
In return you will receive a copy Of new
paper, america, containing valuable in
formation. 1874.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

LosT.-FIyE DoLLAEs REWARD. Pro
fesFoT Henry Meyer lost a pocket book
in Bellefontc on Tuesday evening, May
%, containing from afieen 20 twenty dol
lsrs in money and due bill FOR FIVE dollars
against Henry Dutwilcr. \ reward Of
five dollars will be paid to the finder upon
the return Of the same with contents 70
Judge Samuel Franok Of Rebcrsburg, or
70 the Office of the CENTRE DEMOCRAT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12
sHERiry's pEEps.

The following deeds Of the Sheriff Of
Centre county were acknowledged in open
court John Spsnglcr, Sheriff 10 John 6.
Love same 20 Bellefonie Building and
Loan Association same to u. S Keller
same 70 VIM. GcntEel same to c. NJ.
Bower same TO Adam Hoy same TO ].
w. Gephart; same 20 DR.. j. g. Dale :
same 10 c. VI. Bower same TO Nathan
kephArt same 10 ". II. Blair same to
w. II. Blair same TO w. II. Blair same
TO W. II, Blair same TO Caiharine b.
Haupi.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

-BavariAu and Bohemian beers surrAss
any malt liquors ever before offered 10 the
public. These sparkling drinks can be
had on draft 81 Brown Bros. Butts House.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Col. J. O. Everhart being relieved Of
duty in the Auditor Generals Office has
returned 70 his former residence in Blair
county. He is now in the Insurance busi.
ness, but we can be assured he will take no
stock in the bogus kind.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

Why DEEDS SHOULD he REcoRpED.-
Persons having deeds in their possession
unrecorded, should have them placed on
record Immediately for the following rea-
son Because a decd which ia not recorded
within six months after the execution Of
tho same shall be adjudged fraudulent
against any subsequent purchaser for val
liable consideration. Because purchasers
who neglect TO place their deeds upon rec
ord as prescribed by Law incur the risk Of
former owners giving liens upon the same
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

The Commissioners oF Centre county
are in session al their Office this week,
hearing appeals from the assessments q
pcrronsl property returned this spring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-12

This week We are experiencing er-
cecdinciy warm weather for the month
Of May The change has been sudden
and catrcne