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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
NOBLE RECEIVES TnE NOMINATION.

NNHLb hAAElNEH IAk htHANAEtOE+
On the ninth ballot quite a number
Of changes we're made in rapid success.
sion aud when the vote was announced
it stood as follows: Noble. 40; Davis,
o. PIumer. 4; Dill. 3. Mr.. Heidrick
moved TO make the nomination unani.
nous aud il was carried. The chair
then declared Mr.. Noble the nominee.
RESOLUTION BT Mr.. Law.
\ Mr. Law offered the following, which
wsssadopted:
:. = ssped, That in Orange Noble, this
dsY nominated for State Treasurer on
tke platform adopted by this conven.
lion. we present n candidate entitled to
the confidence OF the people one who,
IL elected, will keep the public money
safely, make known his place OF deposit,
hold his books and papers open TO in.
spection and preserve the common.
wealth from any repetition of the sys.
tematic embezElements Of interest and
other spoilations which marked the
long and scsndalous career Of the Re.
publican treasury ring, who will neither
seek nor take any emoluments of the
Office other than the lawful salary. and
who will exert his Influence TO prevent,
expose and punish the plundering sys.
tsm OF purchasing State supplies which
has long prevailed in Harrisburg 10 the
shame Of the commonwealth.
After the adoption Of the closing res.
olution names were then handed in for
nembers on the State central commit.
tee. The report of the committee on
rules came up for action, Mr. James OF
Northampton in the chair. and length.
ly discussion followed. The rules we're
finally Withdrawn by Hensel, their
mover. after tumultuous scene during
which Hensel resumed the chair. The
election of chairman of the State
central committee was proceeded with,
resulting in the selection Of Mr.. j. X.
Bogert, Of LuEerne.
At 2.l0 A. ~, the convention ad.
journed.
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preparations for the services of the tab
ernacle was made complete.
PRACTICAL suo0EsTfoxa.
|. The Old Testament way of life and
the New Testament way are not two
ways, but one. The study of the one
helps us TO understand the other. The
Bible 10 thus seen to be 3 unit. In
every part IL Is from God.
2. Nevertheless ours il the fuller rev.
elation and the clearer light: for us 10
mistake the way will be 10 be without
excuse.
3. Our meeting place with God is
wherever the heart desires and seeks
him; yet God is pleased to honor hi.
own sanctuary; 10 despise his ordi
nances which centre there Is 10 trampls
his wisdom under foot.
4. The one central truth of our reli.
Rion is that OF salvation through the
blood OF Christ; never to be forgotten,
never 10 be obscured.
8. Code way TO the holy Of holes
above Is the one sure way. To turn
from il 10 any other il proud defiance.
To choose il with all the heart is 10 be
safe here and blest forever.
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Tenth-That vested rights must be
protected and respected, and great cor.
porations waring between themselves to
the injury of the public interest and
their own shareholders must be regu.
lated and controlled by wise and effect.
i've laws.
Eleventh-That franchises properly Of
the people shall be granted and exer
cised solely for the public benefit, and
subject TO immediate and absolute for.
feiture by due process of law when used
for oppression or extortion, or when
otherwise abused. No corporation can
be above the people or the law. We
thus reatfirm the ancient doctrines Of
the Democratic party, and most cordial.
ly invite our fellow citizens OF whatever
party 10 join with us in carrying out
the principles and policy we hereby an.
nounce, and to the advocacy OF which
we pledge ourselves until the right shall
prevail.
Twelfth.-That all good citizens, re.
gardless of party affiliations. sincerely
mourn the death of President Garfield,
and that We. as represen tatives OF more
than four hundred thousand Democrat
ic voters, express their individual and
collective grief at the calamity which
has beisllen the republic. their sorrow
and sympathy with the domestic afflic
ton of the Presidents stricken house.
hold, and their execration of the assas
sin and of the murderer's foul crime.
NOMINATION or CANDIDATES.
Nominations for State Treasurer we're
then made as follows:
BY Colonel Duff. of Piltsburg, Col. P.
n. Guthrie.
By II. D. Tate, of Bedford, Edward
F. Kerr.
By Mr.. Davis n. Crawford, Orange
Noble, Of Erie.
By DIR. A. Patton, P. S. Newmyer, of
Fayette.
BY John T. Lanahan, J. X. Bogert, Of
Luzerne.
By. Hon. Il. Z. James. Hon. ]. N.
Hackett, of Northampton.
BY D. F. Dener, John S. Davis. OF
Philadelphia.
By F. f. Bower. Colonel D. c. Dising.
er. OF Northumberland.
BY b. Heidrick, II. B. Plumer, OF We.
mango.
By John Weist, Hon. J. II. Ross, Of
York.
RECESS AFTER TWO BALLOTS.
Two ballots were taken without a
choice, and at $50 p. ~, recess was
taken until $50.
EvESISo' SESSION.
The convention re assembled a few
minutes after s o'clock aud resumed
balloting. The following names have
been Withdrawn Newmyer after the
FIRST ballot. Hackett after the third,
Rcss after the fourth and Dissinger after
the fifth. AT II o'clock the convention
had taken eight ballots.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
The following Is the vote in detail
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Dick TarpIn In New England.

Bosrox, Mass, Sept. l4.--As Mr.. Frank
Il. Andrew. Of Boston, was driving on
Tuesday with bis family between Glenn
House and Glenn Statioa. n. H., and
ahead Of the regular coach which con.
tanned several passengers. large man,
wearing : vail, stopped the team md
compelled Mr.. Andrews 70 deliver ur
$500 and his watch. H then let ne
team 90 and advanced upon the stage
The driver tried % run him down. and
after filing bis pistol several times. he
MAJ Was knocked down b The hofsss
4 passenger fred - him and be retreat
81 70 The woods. Two other men ere
saEd 10 have been concealed 1t the zide
q Ihe road during he robbery.
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Lady Beauiiaers.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks, and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics Of France. or beaati.
fisrs Of the world, while in poor health
and nothing will give you such rich
blood, good health, strength and beauty
as Hop Bitsers. A trial is certain proof.
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DENNsYLVANIA. Centre Co. $.

tsEstl !. VIZ BuHcHurLb. Clsrk of the or.
phAns Court II said county d. hereby certify that
an oTpnsns Court held ai Belcfauts the ia day q
AuEust. 4. y issl. before the u BofAhe the Judges
of t1e said CoaFt on motion rule granted upon
Mary Ann Htmpslrich samuel Himmeifich aud
Charles hncksY. the heirs and legal representatives
~ John l. honksy. decreased % cqHne into court an
the +h Monday q November next D. accept refuse
g. scot II the saiuAiiun thou phy the real
estate of the said deceased shuuid not - sd
In testimony Shsreuf have hsreuaio ssf nv hand
aud afhxot the seal u said court Bellsfghte the
I'D dap q Angasi. lssl.
wN. y. BURCHFIELD, C. O. C.
Attest. JoHx sF.SalrR sheriff ss-au
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pENNsYLvANIA. Centre Co.. ..

u isr,li !. wnt1AN = BuHcHfTEn, clsrk Il the
orphsus Coart Of the saia oganty herrhy certify
that At oFphAns Couft held si Bsilaiuuie the "a
day e August ISL before fhs Honorable the gssges
5ahn D. HArshberEsf. Abraham Hnrsbbstger AarV
Anu Lohr, Jsmes J. lahr and samuel tiafshhesfef
The hsiTs and LEGAL representatives q David ilzfs
berEsf asoeAsed, % cnms ato o0urt the 4th Men
dAY q Aovassf next g. soepi refuse Aoee4a 81
the FAiuAhuh nF thgs osase shy the real estate os
THE aid dsceAsas should not bs noid
In Testimony NhsTeof. haze hersanto set my bard
aud sxed the seal ef aid oouft sf Hsllsfonts tbs
I'd day q August, A. D. ISL
WI y BuRCiFiELD. c. o G.
Attest: joss sFisotER. sheriff. ss-lw
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Terms of Payment: Ten per cent at
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Der 27, 1891, and ten per cent each 9th
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menh, payable annually.
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Bcllefonte, Centre County, Pa
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cec week IN your sws town. Terms and e. out.
0OO &c FREE. Address II. HAELETT 90, Port
land. Maine. alr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
MANS CONFIDENCE N NAN.

A case was detailed TO us the other
day which shows the strength of conf
dence one man may have In another Is
is as follows 4 span of fifty feet had
been washed out of the bridge OF the o.
& G.. r r. at Jefferson, extending from
the bank of the river to the first pier,
leaving a frightful opening over the
rapid waters beneath. The Superin-
tendent of the road, Mr.. Brandt, had
three stringers of fifty feet in length
thrown across the span from the bank
of the river to the first pier of the
bridge. On these stringers the sup
ports for iron were laid, and the track
was connected. A gentleman when it
was ready for use inquired of the engi-
neer If he was not afraid to cross the
span on those stringers with his loco
motive. "Afraid I" asked the engineer.
sfDo you think Dir Brandt would ask
me to cross it if there was the least
dangerf If the old man tells mo to
cross ever the river shall do it with
my locomotive as sure as you live. Z"
The engineer passed over the bridge in
perfect safety. And this Is the case
wherever Mr.. Brandt has authority.
There is the utmost confidence placed
in his Judgment and ability And his
officers and "boys" have that confidence
In him that faithful soldiers have in a
great general, one who has never lost a
battle. And they will 60 where the
-Fold man, as he is afeetionately called,
sends them. Tbs public have this con-
Edence In Mr.. Brandt. There is no
officer in railroad matters who stands
higher where known, for integrity, con-
4sumate skill in his profession as engi-
neer, firmness and kindness, than J.
Brandt, Jr., Superintendent of all the
standard gauge railroads in Western
sOregon.-Toao1a Talk.
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Obstruction or the Middle Reate-"faiinre
10 get the Mails Threguh..'Cattle
Dying by the Wholesale.

Contrary to general expectation the
boat from The Dalles failed to make
the connection yesterday at the Cas-
cades, and the Wide West returned to
this city without mails or passengers.
The telegraph line beyond Rooster
Rock was down all of yesterdays so that
the condition of the river above that
station could not be aseertained. 1t is
thought that the only impedimsnt to
navigation on tho middle route is at
the mouth Of the Klic1itat river below
The Dalles. Postal Agent Simpson
returned from the Cascades by the boat
last evening after having made an un-
successful attempt to reach The Dal.es
with the nails from this city, having
left here on Monday morning. lie
managed to get as far rs Moshier creek,
twelve miles from The DAlles, where
the snow was found to be four feet
deep and further progress impossible.
Agent Simpson offered $500 to have
the mail conveyed to The Dallos, but
its delivery was regarded as impossible
and the offer not taken up. lie re-
ports that the cvttle In that vicinity
were dying by the thousands, the poor
brutes being unable to get anything to
eat. Reports from the surrounding
country were fully as bad, and it is ap-
parent that stock men have this winter
experienced = very severe loss, and
many Of them will be utterly ruined.
It was raining hard at the Cascades
yesterday and the river was full OF
slush and ice, which, with the moderate
temperature prevailing, viii doubtless
raise the stream sufficient to wash away
the 'siam" at the mouth of the klickitat
and other places on the middle route.
The boat will start out from this city
again this morning in the hope of max.
ing the connection. at $40 O'Clock
last evening the wire was got up as fal
as the Cascades, and tho following tel
egram received at tho o. r. Il y. Co.:
Office in this city:
Cascades, $40 P. M.-Ther. 81
cloudy and raining; wind down stream
We had the heaviest sleet storm here
hast night ever known in the portage
think the line is all down from here K
The Dalles the river is clear Of ice
but lots of slush snow they must have
had a heavy storm east of here th'
Thompson did not get down the gov
rrurH=iIs lAa1-ei, went up yesterday an,
reports the river blocked solid for fis,
miles, commencing half mile aboy
Aamalous Island, twelve miles below
The Dalles. The river Il rising rapid
ly here.
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III. L. w. KNOX bas twenty-eight
men at work on the first section of the
Nevada and Oregon railroad, grading
according TO contract. The men are
now engaged on a heavy filing near
Reno, on the line of the Central Pa
cifc, and good progress is being made.
The trestle work is under way, and the
timbers are fitting up in the yard at
the depot. The first trestle will be put
in place about q mile and half from
Reno.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
HAACOCK'1 MAJOEITY.

The fact is now established beyond
dispute thas Hancock has majority
over Garfield of over twenty thousand.
The Chicago Tribune some time ago ar
rived at computation which gave Car
field majority of little over 5000
in the popular vote. The Associated
Press telegraphed the 1'riJune'z figures
over the country, and by those who
only read Republican newspapers those
figures will probably be accepted as
correct, but they are not. The Tri-
6a'ae estimated Hancock's majority in
Texas at So, 900, but the official count
shows that his actual majority in that
State is l03,230, which makes all the
difference.
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pEv AND SCISSORS.

THE Evening Bulletin Of Portland
has keraummixed- passed in its checks.
A little, old.fashioned l2 per cent.
mortgage is what got away with IT, We
are sorry, for 1t WAS q good paper, and
wo hope that Mr.. Atkinson will do bet
ter the next time.
The little squad Of Greenbackers in
Congress will lose their Iowa leader,
Mr.. Weaver, after tho 4th of March.
Under these circumstances they have
resolved to call tho Rov. J. Hyatt
Smith, of Brooklyn, whom they claim
as Greenbackcr, to the leadership Of
their little band of patriots.
Joaquin MILLER is again married
man. His wife is daughter Of VIM.
Leland, ono Of the famous hotcl-keep-
ing family Of that name. There is a
vory young Miller in tho world, and
the Poet Of the Sierras is leading n
very quiet and uneccentric lifo--fer
him. Ho has not writton n play in
some months, which lends tho color Of
probability to reports that hc has ro
formed.
Ma. Il. G.. ScnwATKA, of Salem, has
just received n letter from Lieut.. Fred
Schwatkn, which was directed to A. G.
Schwatka ut Sacramento City, stating
that he would bc home in April to visit
his parents and relatives in Oregon. II
iS proposed to give him the command
of the party TO go in search Of th'
Jeanette. If lao takes command th'
party will DO fitted out at San Fran
cisco, and start some time in June.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

WHEN man wants to enlist in the
army Of China his courage is subjected
to very unusua! test. The recruiting
officer places the candidate on chair
and proceeds to extract tooth, and the
conduct of the patient under this or
deal is said to decide the question as to
his fitness for the military service of
the empire. If he howls and jumps
up and down he is pronounced unfit,
but if he smiles and exhibits generally
a feeling of satisfaction, he secures
permanent place in the ranks of the
army.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

CAMERoN's man, Oliver, the coming
Senator from Pennsylvania, was born
in Ireland, and came to this country a
poor boy. He is now q great iron
prince at Pittsburg, doing business of
100000 year. He is not speak
er or thinker knows little of legisla-
tive matters, and will figure solely as a
dummy of a dummy-Don Cameron.
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All Klad. Of Luual,er.

We have for sale, both at Lebanon and
Grass Ridge, 900. 900 feet Of all kinds Of lum-
ber. such as Scanuing. ioists. barn timbers,
boxing. fencing. and other roagh lumber.
At Lebanon we have a superior lot Of dry
lumber. such As rustic. flooring. etc. Owing
10 the late Gre, wa arc Offering this lumber at
reduced rates. Address US at lebanon.
CONN BRoTHEES.
I.EBAsoS, Or, July 81, 1880.
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.nnAxox. Or. July 81.
The Howe sew ing MarhiRr.

Oar friend, Fred Graf. has ! received the
agency for tho celebrated Howe sewing ma.
ehiae. and is now ready TO supply tho public
Tho improved Howe is one Of the best ma
chimes manufactured. and our readers who
want anything in that line will do well u
call at Grafs furniture s;oro and look at thu
lalY'a friend.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS !

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tho first Number for January Of each year.
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derstood that the subscriber wishes 10
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ing, will be sent by iaail. postage paid, or
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nient 'cithom hhe cypress order Of HARrER &
BROTHERS. Address,
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
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We ChaIIense the world.

When wG say wo believe wo haro owl
d0nce to prove that Sh. y Consumption
Cure il decidedly 80 1T Lung Medicine
made. inr~r i will cure 70 common
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Cheat or lack lame. u'~s ShilOl's Porous
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g.sls, Albany, Oregon. nti
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

2e gNeSFENbusiness uow before the pahltn. Yes
lEB kIhcS n en- make money faster st work for us
than al anything eise Capital not required. Ne viii
start y"u. Sl2 day and 5Wards made II h,sue D..
tine industrious, Allen, women boss and girls wailis
everywhere - work Tor rs. Now il the time No;i
en devote your whole time to the work. only yonr
sare momcuts. No other business viii ley you near-
~ as we'll M willing IL work fail q make
enarnnous pay by engaging at once. C,ty ontft ard
terms tree. great opportunity for nlakins mon,y
aS'ly sad hoHerabv. Address TsVs 0o-, A. yIs :,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

A thief named Ad. Harlun, who has
been robbing the people of Myrtle
Creek and Canyonville, has been cap
tured and is now lodged in Jail at Rose
lurc.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS,

We are repaired to furnish all classes with con-
slant enpi, 70 at hone the vi ole Of the tilne or
for their spare moments. business new light and
profitable. Persons OF either easily from so
cents 70 s. per evening, and proportional by
dev ltng their whole time TO the business. BOYS and
girls earn nearly as much rs men, That all who see
this notice may send their address aud test tho busi
ness make this oer: To slieh are not well SGT
ised will send dollar pay for the trouble OF
writing Full particulars and ontft free Address,
GEORGE STiNsog & Co, Portland. Maine. 2yl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS WHO oAREINDEBTED
IN TO us on book accounts, or notes past
due, payable at Albany, Oregon, are re.
questod TO call on our Agent, Eugene Bu-
ohanan, and settle the same OH or before
February 10th, 1881.
NHwBERY, HAWTHORNE a 60.
Portland, Or, Jan. 81, 1851.