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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
Lnnd Omc..,LRlnomirston N,h Sea, 4. 1s.

Lnnd onfee'st.Bloomirs;op Nsb.. Sept. 8, issi.
Notice Il hereby given that th. following
namei settler has hiei no zee 81 his intention
that said proof will be made b efore ClsrS IL
District court At Red Cloud Neb.. on Friday
October Ia. 1881. Wis:
- WrLtils VI. CrAHiLL.
HID No. Ssje for the y T. quarter &c. 6 tosn !
north range II west. He names the foiia-isg
witnesses tn prove hs continuous fesidsnes
upon. and cultivation Of. said land win Lloyd
". Crsbill, David NJ. Lsrick. Oscar y. RAINY.
Edward ". =. Grub. all ofraihertsn Net.
sepi5ocfi3 8. W. SM TIER. H.si.fer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
Final Proof Notices.

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nd ro;rs - for tAs 80 4zarssr s-~ssss a
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
STONESI STONES u

Every body gives us credit for hav-
ing the finest and best assortment of
Stoves ever brought to this place.
We sell them cheap too, and do not
propose to- be udnersold.
BEsLEY & PERKINS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

Eearly in the presidents illness it
was determined TO call in medical aid
from abroad. Dn. d. Hayes Agnew,
of Philadelphia, and Frank Hamilton,
of New York, two of the most distin-
guished practitioners and medical
authorities in the country, wer sum-
moned and reinforced the medical
staff then In attendance 1t the white
house. The location of the wound
and the direction which the bullet
seemed to have taken indicated that
liberation Of the liver and probable
perforation Of the intestines had taken
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
CLOSING OUT.

Uncle Sam CARRIER is closing out his
entire stock of goods consisting of
everything usually kept in a general
merchandise store. Now is the time
to get bargains in all kinds of goods.
Don't fail to call before making your
purchases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

A full line of dry-goods, groceries,
boots & shoes. hats Il caps. fiannels,
muslins. prints and everything else
usually kept in a general merchandise
store will be closed out at cost at
Uncle Sam" CARRIERS store. Now is
the time to get bargains.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

A PLEASANT SURPRISE. an early
hour On last Monday morning Mr.. Andrew
Brockerhof was surprised nj the residence
OF his, mother, corner of Bishop and
Spring streets, by call from number Of
friends vho bad been gue,ts of the Brock
erhof House, at various times since that
excellent hotel has been under the man.
agement OF the Brockerhof Brothers.
The object OF the early morning visit was
soon explained by the gentlemen who,
without formality or ceremony, presented
Mr.. Brockerhof with several beautiful
and appropriate presents as a slight appre.
citation of the kindness and courtesy they
had in the past received at bis hands. These
tokens Of regard and friendship consisted
Of very fine gold pen and holder, beau
tiful cut glass ink stand and pair nf ele-
CANT agate cuff buttons. The gentlemen
comprising the party were, Mr.. B. II.
Cohen, Mr.. Ben Elmer and Mr.. IsaHc
Houser, all Of Philndelphia, and Mr. Will
liam Brill, Mr.. Lease Heyman and Mr..
Al. Mack, Of New York. The cuff but
tons, were the special gift Of Mr.. Houser.
Andrew was too much astonished and con-
fused In mind to make 4 set speech Of thanks
at the time, but took the Hrst leisure mo-
ment Of the day TO forward 20 his kind
friends the following letter:
BELLEToSTE, Nov. %, 1851.
GESTLEMES lit Is with deep apprrcis.
alton that accept the handsome token Of
your "best wishes, and, although roget
ling that IL will not record the thoughts Of
genius, statesman or poet, such rs 1t de-
serves TO do, II will, Itself, be = record Of
the pleasant tSlAiions that have always ex-
isted between Us.
Life has no truer enjoyment than the as.
surance Of the sincerity and the stcadfAst.
ness Of those we with TO name as friends
Therefore ! hope the future Of our inter.
course may BE- as undimmed hs the crystal
] hold in my hand; that, a. it stood the
cut Of the tool, 90 our friendship may stand
the cut Of Adversity. With repeated &C.
acknowledgements Of appreciation, sm,
Very sincerely, your friend,
A. BRocKERHoYT
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

That perfect baking and cooking stove,
the "Pioneer, I" i Cor sale only BY Wilson,
McFarlane & Co. All superauous orna.
mentation has been dispensed wish 10 So
cure hrst-class kitchen stove. For weight,
strength and durability Il cannot be sur
passed. In purchasing this stove you are
not paying for nickle trimmings and beau
liIul finish, bus you are getting whst is far
better and what you necd IN good eook
stoves good, reliable baker and cook
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01
PEsss VALLEY Irrns. Ono dav las.

PEEns VALLEY ITEMs. s.-One day last
week the employees Of the PennsvaIiey
Mining Co.. received the unwecome news
that after the 20lh inst. work would be- sus.
p"nd"d indefinitely. For sometime the
company have been running their wa.h
water intn large sink hole clo,e be,ide
Creek. This sink hole .,e.theY
With several others which, during the sum.
mer season absorb All the wntef Of the
creek, connects by subterTsnean passage
with the big spring beside the Spring
Mill's Hotel. During the summer the
muddy wash water settled and became
clear before II res"hed the Spring, but rs
soon ns the fall rains increased the volume
Of the under ground current, the muddy
water was carried through to the spring
rendering ii unfit for use. Having no
other place 10 run their wBrh water the
company IL compelled To suspend wa.hing
operations and consequently ~ dischHfge
nearly all their hands. The only way in
which the company can 0vrrcDnis thi. se.
rious "bstscIe Is TO rent more ground, aud
build pond so large that the wHpr will
settle before II runs out. THIS the compH-
ny do not s"em disposed 10 do at rreseni.
What their future course may BE- | cannot
,ay but IL is hoped that they may resume
operations soon again. a. their suspension
Of work has thrown out Of employment Il
number cf men, many Of whom are unpre.
pared for = winter OF idleness. This com.
pany bAs been lhboring under several dis.
advantages ever since they commenced
operations. In many places the veins Of
ore were cut of by ledges Of rocks requir.
ing great deal Of digging and blasting,
and, lately, the ore has deem dipping u.
wards the bill requiring from ten to fifteen
feet Of stripping. Lately they undertook to
drift under the hill hut soon encountered Il
cave with nine feet Of water in it, They
then commenced TO strip the surface Of the
ore To point beyond the cnve-snd had
just commenced taking out the mineral
when they where compelled 10 stop.
Duncan & son have moved into their
new store room. They have the niee't
room In the village.
Mr.. Dale, who during the past year, hss
been operating on the land Of the Ours,
Brothers, has secured the timber leave Of y
tract 81 land near The 4. X. Staiion, and
Is making preparations 10 move his mill
on to IL. The land belongs to Il. II. Dun.
can. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01


The Decemier number of THE CEN
TUhY MAoAZfsE, (lHte Seritner's), Il the
sn"hd one under IL D.w title, and IL q
highly m'riiori"uf example 81 modern
magazine w"rk. Ii Is richly illustrated
by the leading drsugbtDeD aud rngrsyers
Of the country, and il letier-rfess IL Of
the mo-l varied and intrrrfting cbaraa ter.
II contains, appropriately, nsterlsi in
memory of the late Editor-in-ehief, Dr. J.
o Holland A faithful Porlrsit by Wyatt
Eaton, engraved by Cole, is the fronus-
piece, and we'll rrfects biz kindly face snd
Kind barring. A sketch Of bic life by
Edward Eggirston tAkrs the first place,
n'uHIly OCCUPIED by m illustrated paper
II Is Oi an AnecdOtal character, and in
cludes, among other tppics. bic early pow
"rty' his inhuvnce a. j'urnalist, bic re-
ligi"us chHfactsr, and bis personal quail
iIe'. One Of bic o~n poems IL printed In
autograph fac-simile. and twO Topics Of
the Time" "Thr LDf,on Of the Year"
and Poverty ns II Discipline" (ihs latter
unfni.hrd, aud written the afternoon be-
fore bis deathJ, are printed ss hi. lat con-
lribuii"n t. that department. There is
also an editorial tribute to him, and On
Hbrtract "f the memorial service 81 SPRING
aoid. Other papers 81 decided personai
interest are one Ut,un the "CbArsct~ristics
Of Pfesid-nt Garfield" by bic personal
friend Mr.. 4. V. smslley. "The Esrly
Writings uf Robert Browning," by I'd
mund W Gosse, and "Tbe Life Max of
Lincoln and how it was Made" by the
sculptor l.. W. Volk. These are all iilus-
,rstad by portraits. In addition 10 these
there are f'ar fully illustrated articles, Of
which the one that will probably prove
mot interesting bo the average reader is
"A Cruise ib Pil"i-bost," BY S g. w.
Benjamin, with illustrations BY Burns,
| prepared on Il special commif.ion from
Tug CENTURY. The life Of NeS York
| pilot IL l. believed hAs never bcfore been
the subject Of q magazine psJer. The
cruise undertaken in the preparation Of
this paper has revealed life Of adventure
aud hazard beyond the expectation Of
those not familiar with the sea In that
part Of the magazine devoted 10 fiction,
the second in,tallmrni of Mrs. Burn-it's
Through One Administrator" gives
pleasing glimpses Of Washington life
which are particularly interesting now, at
The opening Of new administration, and
the fret session of 8 new Congress and
"Mr. Jacks Promotion" will cE.t new
light upon the much-tslkrd Of "Sroiis
system" u many readers. Taking II sll
IN all, this is one If the best numbers ever
issued Of ihis wonderfully successful snd
popular magazine, and II may be accepted
=, al earnrst that 80 lar from being allow
ID to suffer in Sny wsy from either the re-
cent change in nsme, or The death Of is
great editor, DIR. Holland, its managers
have determined that It's progress toward
magazine perfection shSll be YET more
rapid in the future than IL has been in the
| pAst
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

Call and examine the stock Of rsnges
and cook stoves at Wilson, McFarlsne d
Co.'S slso their line Of single and double
heaters. They have for sale the Welcome
Home double heater, which has been
thoroughly and satisfactorily tested in this
community
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

We take ell kinds Of country produce
butter, eggs, lard, meats, potatoes, &c
and give you our goods $, the lowest cash
prices, asking you only the lowest cent
from the start. We don't ask you So
more on 9 suit or q dress so IS 10 come
down 81 At Lyon & Co 5.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

PansnEsHiA. Nessmher q, issi-
arssassues move slowly. and naaE, ~hsaa and graia
are dsosaise
rria lrcluanE MInBe#ssa eatfaa. IT 81 iuF clear saA
O. z - fsf sfrAtghs psnns, vshia pafsz ismlis a.
azsE1sto. sesisrn De- d. fsE4s "a aaa patients q
f5.sz4s 80 nte qass4 VI eszfe ~ - - tsfaak e
waaAss--Thefe hai little msttusens u Nhsa1
and kfsees ee=e erMk. The e4aeine hKmFxs werss
81 sat- hIe. s1Es askeA &c Ne. rra. Dsesmtsrss
81 gtx had 81 - nsked faf Ne. r~d. gaaszsy; as&
tl.sls I'D, esd sLsz1z "a ed asf de. FebsaAEy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01
A. BRoCKERHoFF.

DEATH or Az AGED LADY-On Fri.
day last Mrs. Elizabeth Motz, relict Of
the late Jacob Moiz, Of Hsincs township.
died at the residence Of her con Samuel
Moiz, At the good old age Of 50 years, !
month and days. The venerable lady
was we'll known In the lower end Of The
county, being . descendant Of one Of the
oldest families Of Penns Valley. She was
= daughter Of Micbsel Hess who teiiled In
the valley at sn early day and len many
descendants In the county 10 bring The
family name down TO the present time.
Mrs. Motz was highly esteemed In the
neighborhood in which her long life wAs
pAssed, and on last Sabbath her remains
we're followed to their last resting plzce In
the cemetery belonging to ST. Paul's
church, In Hsines township. by a large
eoncourse Of torrowing relatives and
friends. She was the grandmother Of our
townsmsn, c. VI. Bower, Esq.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

The largest stock Of dolmAns from
$3.50 up to SIS; the largest stock Of la
dies costs from S225 TO sl5; the largest
stock Of children's coats, light and dark
and al marked in plain figures At only the
lowest price We can afford 10 take, at Lyon
4 Cos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01
WfxToN. FonsYTH Co, =. Q.

GeHfs.-I desire 70 express 10 yoa my
thanks Coz Jour wonderful Hop Bllsars' |
was troubled wlth dyspepsia Tor ave years
prevIus 70 commencing the uss Of your
HOP Bittars sumo six months ago. My
cure hhs been wonder Flul. am pastor of
the Flrtt Meshodist Church uf thle place
and my whole congregation cen testify 70
the great virtues # yonr BIatefs.
Very respectfally,
Rky. i. FknkhEk.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

NOTE la H.ines township, % Friday. Eovembes
- lssi. iszleih MsstE fsiics ~ the tate Iseab
Nets as-a - years. nuuth ard days.
HAS KRIu itell~sszatf, on Wednesday. The "a is.
stznt George Nard soanesss u NJ snd Mn.
Charles itsd Ter. agsd wears and u Hsunfhs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

The largest stOres, that do the largest
business in the city, and that have the
confidence Of everybody; mark their goods
in plain figures and ak only the loves,
price from the start, and that Is just the
way we do. Lyon & Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

Boots, shoes, the heaviest driving
boots, the finest boots the cheapest shoes,
from 81 pair; the finest warranted shoes,
from 50 10 s6 pair, at Lyon & Co.'S.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01
MARRIAGES.

H0OvER-FtsHER-At the hems q the briae No
vsms,eF "a tssl hy the Rev. " O. Wright Mr. J.
" Hoover, nf Aiiessna p and Miss L4snra J. Ftsh-
e. 4 near sBow shs= Ihtsrzss9ioh, osatre oouHsy,
p.
sMTTu-GRAssLEP. .--At snow Shoe. Nuvember "a,
ISL ~ the Rev " o. Nrisht, M Arthur J.
sHsIth ssd Mis. LEzie G onassief al q segw shoe
Ceatrs coaasy, Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

The largest stock Of dress goods, cash.
meres. hannels and dress hannels In all the
latest styles aud shades, and marked down
TO the very lowest price, At Lyon & Co. =.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

The new advertisement q che Bee
Hive price stores IN this weeks paper
will repay = careful peFusal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

The very best production that can be
had from 6rst class stock and excellent
workmanship in boots and shoes, a, prices
no higher than common eastern trash, are
now open and for sale BY 8. & A. Loeb.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

When you buy anything Of u you
need not be afraid that you are paying
more than your neighbOr. We treat all
alike. Lowest price for all. Lyon : Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

The largest stock Of dress goods ever
brought 70 Centre county Is nos opened i
Loebs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

CoRRKsPcspHscs. containing Important news, lisit
cd from any part Of the vSsnty. No communicntN n
inserted unless accompanied By the real Of the
writer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

Ladies coata, Jackets, doImans. circu.
lars and ulsteressss, in endless variety,
styles and colors, and prices lower than
elsewhere At s. & A. Loeb's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

We don't bait you on one thing-give
you one srticie lees than cvsi and charge
you double for the next. You can buy
with confidence Of Us. All goods marked
IN plain 6gures. LNon & Go.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

--Tsosb's l. the place 70 buy dry goods.
Large assortment, low prices and good
goods II ell ttmea.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

--Lsces, fringes, gImps, buttons, &c, In
al The latest designs and = unrivaled
prices, as The Bee Hive.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

--AIl goods marked In plain figures and
strictly one pFiee for II Al Lyon q co.'s.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

-Immense bargains in gents UNDER
wear, gloves, hats, &c, ut the Bee Hive.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

We have given the exclusive agency
to Lyon & Co. for the sale of Blkins cele-
bratsd 6ne shoes, every pair Of which we
guarantee. They are of the finest stock
aud workmsnship, and We will make Cur
guarantee good IL sny pair does 10, give
satisfaction. NJ. ELKIx e. Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

For kidney and pelvic d,taealsies take
MANALfE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

The largest assortment Of fall and
winter suitings and overcoaiings. Leave
your orders now.
AT MoxrGoMERT & Co, Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

TRIAL LIST, NOVEMBER Term The
following cases are on the list for trial for
the SECOND week Of Court, beginning next
Monday:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01

JuRY LIsT FoR NOVEMBER TERM.-
The following is the list Of Jurors drawn
for the secosd week Of Court, commencing
neat Monday:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-04-20

the last song brought its repetition,
during which Mr.. MNybcrry, bearing
largo package, passed slowly mp one of
the crowded aisles to the teachers plat
form. When the singing ceased, all
eyes turned in expectation toward him rs
lie carcfulIymfoldcda large picture from
it wrOppings
1t was fine engraving, n portrait Of
Abraham Lincoln, in Il beautiful frame,
"My daughters gift to the school, in
memory of the pleasant hours here
passed, said Mr.. Mayberry to the prin-
| 4 complete surprise was this, ana
everybody seemed astonished at the gem
erous gift. In few words Mr.. May
berry told the story Of its purchase.
Then it was hung on the wall back OF the
teachers desk.
And that is the way that the change in
| the graduation exercises Of the High
school at Muybcrry Point was brought
about, and why the pupils wear their
| ,vcry-day dresses, and furnish their own
music, aud make the decorations tnom.
selves fer that occasion. I'ho reason,
700, that there is always such Il Lr9,
class TO graduate, and That toorn is les
love Of dress and liuory amrn" fine %onN1
| ,copleo Of the place, and such "'DI books
in its schoolbrary, and SO umN picture
~ the 'hool room walls, and .Io-o t",
| Rogers groups III corners, -(,W E,H
| i,Lyd Einyyl,E
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-04-20
SI0hcr'S Brass Band.


Old SIokcr rot married last week, and
II, went to his wife II day or two ago and
told her he was going to make her
present
~, it Il new silk drcys" she husluly
inquired, while her eyes sparkIcd like
thcoptics of a haIl-iamishcd bloodhound.
80, it ain't u drcsS.' carocd old
Slpkcr, with a smile
Well, what is il? Tell me and put
mc out Of misery
am going to buy you brass band"
" don't want one
80, YES you do,' persisted SIokcr;
'yuu know you do, aud | am just going
To- get il for YOU
"b no wants lot Of Dutchmcn around
the placer sighed Mrs. SIokcr, tears
BEGINNING to form in her pcnaiyc eyes.
"Thcrca au'tno Dutchmen," explained
Slokcr as he rolled on the floor and
almost destroyed himself with laughter.
"Ihorc aim no Dutchmcn; this band is
n bracelet
Then Mrs. Slokcr dried away her
mental dcwdrops and smiled as sweet as
] II summer lOrt hlSstAl ny 'l'bh
A Trigedian nt Dinner.
The Cincinnati Times says that the
fnllowirg scene ensued few days ago
of tbe Burret House, in that city, be-
wsen the celebrated tragedian Law
encc Barrrt and waiter:
| Enter obscaious waiter. Rattles dishes and
h oots bin of fare at the great histrion in tho
| II stomary style.
Sr,oS lI1.Ir5a S%@r "hy, .'f5 bring it me, y
And likewise iish, whose namo
is but synonym for azure depths
And then haste procure for me modicum Of
beef.
Waiter Rare or well done?
q. Il.--Lct not tho fires its carmine hue
too much cmbrown,
Nor from it let .ts bright rcd blood too freely
now.
just done enough, my palate peascs best.
| Bring, too, the esculent endeared to sons OIL
crushed Illbcruia,
| And with it, apples Of jerusalem stewed,
| And Beacon street berrics,' that the vulgar
name as beans.
| And when thou hast this charge fulfilled,
| Bring me for desert that mysterious thing
| That puzzled Ensland's King;
| Whose bothered brain could no'er surmise
| just how the apple in the dough was put.
| Then let mo have n dark dccoction
/ OF that brown berry that the Arab loves.
| Now. mcnial hireling, haste thy tardy limbs,
| For hungere1 am |, and the craving whlch my
! inward feels IT,.
\ Must soon be satisfied. L'-si---.-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-04-20
Natural Sounds.

Among the natural sounds OF obscure
,rigin with which mythology and sci
rnco have been occupied are the rustllngs
md so-c0lled voices which seem to come
rom the air, sometimes from the bosom
ot the earth, and which have been re-
marked upon in nll ages. Autenneth
telcrs them to the same class as the
noises like thunder or the 1rin9 OF can
non, which the hearers often 1al 10
trace to an apparent cause. Sometimes
they seem like the tramplin8 OF horses,
or the roll OF drums, or the "laL8or OF
h1lmpets; at other times, Ike human
voices. In the last case the sounds are
those which are common to all men, ana
may bonterpretcd by each he~nf us IN
MS own language. 10 the hgma'a
they spoke Latin, 10 the Greeks Greek,
to the Scotch Hl$h,mderS Gaeiic'
history has notices ol thcse sounds; llo
Bible descriptions attribute to them
religious significance. Ihey are re,
fcrrcd TO when 1t IS related that Samuel
heard The voice OF Jehovah three umc3
IN the temple; when Hahukkl'k, pro-
uouncing the curse on Babylon, spoke
Of the stones crying out III the walls ;
when the giau mOlntalllS nnu waves