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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12
TME DEnANn Eoa cREMATIoN=
A Circular Issued BY the Trustees Of tho
LeHOyue Furnace.


WAsHNaToS, IA, March 1.-THE
Trustees Of the LsMoyne crematory are
overrun with inquiries regarding crema.
ton, and have therefore issued the fol.
lowing circular, copy Of which is for.
warded to persons asking information:
In reply to your inquiries in regard TO
cremation, We would say that DR., F, Jul.
ius Le Moyne erected this crematory for
his own use and that Of persons In his
own neiRhborhood, aud not for the gen.
eral public, his hope being that Cremstor.
les wonld be erected In different parts OF
the country, He, however, allowed the
cremation OF few bodies for the purpose
oil keeping this reform before the public,
as well as to gratify a strong desire OF
those who had no other way Of showing
their interest In the subject The trustees
endeavor to follow out bis wishes, al,
though be left no directions In the matter,
nor any fund for keeping up the cremato.
~, hence small sum Ia added to the &C.
tual cost OF cremation for this purpose,
The CremaIoTy Ia situated at Washing
ton, Washington county, Pa, The place
may be reached by rail from either Pitts
burgh or Wheeling.
The trustees will receive no bodies for
cremation unless they are previous sat-
ls6ed that the death Ia recent and from
natural causes. The information must be
accompanied by certificate from the
attending physician and the Board OF
Health, and some referees known to both
parties are desirable.
A timely notice is required for anotte,
reason. II requires about "a hours to heat
the furnace before the INTRODUCTION OF a
body; after the body Ia placed In the re.
tort 1t Ia consumed In about two hours,
but from twenty to twenty.lour honrs
must be allowed for the cooling Of the
retort before the ashe5 can bs removed.
The body Is removed from the coffin be.
fore cremation, hence II a sheet be laid In
the coftiu under the body, II eau be lifted
ont more easily, Simple clothing and o
plain coffin are recommended.
The remains are generally placed In q
sealed tin box, and eau be carried away
by the friends or sent by express. The
weight Of the remains varies from five 10
seven pounds.
The cost ot Cremating body is S46.
This includes all expenses after the body
reaches the railroad station at Washing
ton, as hearse, carriage and box to contain
the remains, as well ~ fuel, attendanCe,&c
Hoping you will find all your questions
answered, we remain,
Yours, 60,
V. HARDING,
Julius LR MoYNE,
Trustees.
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A PROBARLE CONTEST,
story Of the United states sonatOrShIp
From Iowa.

Story Of the United states BenatorShip
From Iowa.
FAIRFIELD, IA, March ll.-It Is an
uounced that Hon, James F. Wilson will
be candidate for the United States Sen.
ate, to succeed Senator MCDlll, who has
Just now stepped into Senator KirkwoOd's
uuexpired term. It Is understood that
Governor Gear appointed MCDlll With the
understanding that he should be satisfied
with filling out the unexpired term and
assist the Governor to become his success.
sor. The early announcement that Mr.,
Wilson will be q candidate inauguratea
what will doubtless prove long and hot
contest between him and Gov. Gear. All
the leading Republicans Of Iowa will be
now srrayed on one side or the other,
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COnltst for the MtslCsn ,lls,tou,


,M,S'lllSaroN, March 1.-THE American
tNlfoad enterprises have given the Moxi.
can mission more than an average i'm.
d.n,a porIapGe ,it, as . diplomatic post aud the
competition for the place Il nnHsrsilS
vy",e Wv .,, ueneal Hulbnft, Of Illinois, who
Gssn, w. "lsllnSnished officer Under Gem efal
Iim;Sa1, IiG;I,, anu Ss United States Minister 10 The
,.o m',eu ss., smvss OF Colombia some years
sSo' ,s,s.,. es[5y informed the President and Sec.
Icy ,e.aFy bIalne that he would ike ina Mexi.
Tsn pn..nIi mission. y ee1eral Grant rfges John
!ns ! ScottGould interests in ibs NsSiS1S NSHS
talI'oad enterprises, and The ,iysI OIIIS II III
sCheme Ia the AtChiSon and TonStS ,isa s'
which, supported BY the WeSYs,n ,HHS, @
ence, ia opposed to Young. '''N 'H'iu
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MAaftNsbURa, VIVA, March 1i.-teffy
Green, colorsd. formerly employed by j
snodgraas, was shot in the head aud In
stantly killed last evening on Martin
street, near German, by Charles Douglass
colored. ThleVlng was assigned Ss thC
cause oil The shooting. Douglass attem plet
70 escape, but was captured and lodget
10 Jail. The deceased was about IS year
old, and the affair has created much OK
} 'pitement
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nUnGLARY ArNrEuaENYILI.E.


Money ana Valuable JeWolry Carried
Away by the Thieves.
SrRuBENvILLE, March ll.-Burglars en-.
tered the residence oistewsrt MCElvancy,
on South High Street, this city, last night,
and stole about fifty dollars iu money and
nearly four hundred dollars worth Of Jew.
elry. The latter belonged mostly TO Miss
Tillie MCElvaney. The thieves took her
trunk and riaed II Of all her jewelry,
amongst which was fine diamond ring.
A young lady visitor also lost money and
iewelry. The way the thieves gained on.
trance ia not known. There Ia very
slight clue to the guilty parties,
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SOUTHERN REPUBttUANs.
The TrsaldeBt ENa Dons nothing Yet TO
satisfy Them.

WARRINGTON, March 1.-THE President
has given no sign "a yet concerning what
he will do relative 10 the demands oi
Southern Republicans. In getting none
Of the more important Of the Federal ap'
polnLments, they appeat both determined
and aggressive In their demands, and
some Of them are threatening 10 make
trouble In the organisation OF the coming
House unless THEFT claims are lAyotably
considered. One ot the leading spirits Id
thiA movement 10 Jofgensen, ol Virginia
He is now serving his third term, and hal
expeflence and influence enough 10 maxi
the movement 4 eomevhat serious one
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New YoRk, March liza Cumberland
special says Alex. Thrasher, aged twenty,
last evening, at Mount Savage, stabbed to
the heart James Pratt, aged twenty, kill.
Ing him instantly. He also cut Frank
Pratt, younger brother Of the deceased,
but not dangerously. The men are re:
specially connected. The cause Of the
difficulty Ia unknown.
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winter lingering, stops Railroad travel

ST.. PAUL, March 1l.-Advices received
from along the line Of the Hastings,
Dakota branch, Milwaukee line, the Win
ona & ST. Paul, the lower line Of the Min.
neapolis & vt. Louis, the Des Moines and
Fl. Dodge and Illinois Central east Of Ft.
Dodge, show they are all blocked by one
OF the worst blizzards OF the season. Many
trains have been abandoned, as 1t is i'm.
possible to move them, go heavy Is the
snow and fierce Ia the wind.
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KALAMAZOO, March 11.-John T. Rich
was nominated for Congress to-day by the
Republicans 10 convention for the Seventh
district at Mt. Clemens 10 succeed Omar D
Uonger. Rich is farmer bv occupation
and a member Of the present State Senate
He has twice been Speaker Of the Michi
gan House OF Representatives.
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sr. Louis, March 1l.-Flve lady physi.
clans we're graduated last evening by The
81. Louis College Of Homeopathy, one Of
whom, Mrs. Julia F. Hayward, of Rama,
Ills. received prize for high excellence Ia
medical and surgical studies.
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LONDON, March 11.-1t Is said that The
government intends to associate Sir Her
cules Robinson, Governor Of Cape Colony,
with General Wood in the conduct Of the
n negotiations with the Beers. Additional
artillery has been ordered 10 the Cape.
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nna Ilnni, iinis a I1rnrl.

TRor, N. Y, March 1l,-One Of our
banks this morning received q draft from
Washington for the currency which II de.
poaitsd 10 The Treasury for the retirement
Of bonds, the bonds not having been with.
drawn,
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W''' "U' 10 Hb RhiIfely Nteieelei,
" Washington March 1.-THE Indiana
delegation has assurances i,om ~" a t,...i,
Tsn' tSn :. tnN H John .. New, Of Indiana, and
oI,H., ,gSot Three other prominent RepubIIIcsts An
s., a's = s,a,e Will be appointed 10 impof.
,.I @hI Federal Offices very soon. and Il Il
Alu mat the present PoslnasIei Al indian.
Apolis will be retained "0'0' ~ Auu'e"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12

San FRAScmco, March 1l-Later advicea
from Honolulu report the small pox cpl.
temic abating. Since II began about l 200
persons have been quafantIned Ia theIt
homes.
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JOHN @. New,
Treasurer United States

On the 10Th OF September, 1870,
Treasurer Gildllan wrote, In snswer TO
the cashier OF the Marine National Bank
Of Lebanon, KY: ~ have to say that the
legal tender deposit made by you for the
reduction OF the circulation OF your bank
cannot be applied to any other use than
that OF the redemption Of its notes."
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JOLIET, Ill, March 1.-THE last official
act Of President Hayes was the pardon oi
Thomas CowSn, convict Of the Illinoia
strte Penitentiary for embezzlement In The
Postal Service, In the District Of Kentucky.
The pardon arrived yesterday, and was
dated March Cd, and mailed on the 9th.
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nenih nfnn Ditl iontnnllal.

CtsctSS4rt, March 11.-John Masters,
one Of the oldest Journalists in the coun.
try, died lsst night. In 1895 he sold the
Boston GditLlt, which be had owned, and
removed 10 Cincinnati.
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NEW YoRk, March l1,-ofFlcefs Of The
Secret Service oi the Bureau TtetButt
department have arrested fourteen Of
dangerous gang oi Counlerlelters. More
arrests are 10 follow.
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HARRi.BuRo, March 1i.-1n the testSla.
turs an act was reported afEitmativsly pro.
viding ior the indiction Of corporal punish.
meut upon men convicted Of beating their
wives and other women.
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!, MAsmSurO.S, March 1.-the Censul
,SN ,HSnlIelin shows thSt the native increase fol
s iSIiS,t. ps,t Ten yeaUh has sinsd upon lOteigr
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NEw YoRE, March 1.-THE deaths in
this city for the week will reach eight
hundred. This is great increase Of the
death rate.
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His Imagination Run Away with Him.

His Imagination Run Away with Him
NEw YoRk, March 12.-DAvid N. Gar.
vallo, an expert In the employ Of Whit.
takers counsel, said yesterday to a
Tribune reporter. "This so.callsd dis.
covefy that words have been erased from
the note Of warning 10 absurd. Southwofth
10 an old photographer and be be.
lieves implicitly Ii that art. Now,
II you should lake any piece
Of paper and have an enlarged pho.
tograph taken oi II, you can see any words
on il. The fiber runs In q thousand
ways, and you can see apparently hun
dfeds OF words written there" South
worth has allowed bis Imagination 10 run
away with him, that is oil.
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rae LATEST RANK QUESTION.
some Correspondence Bearing Upon II
In Measure,

| IN measure,
WASHINGTON, March ll,-In connection
with the question Of the return OF tht
legal tenders recently deposited by tht
national banks to retire circulation, which
question is to be laid before the Cabine
10, day, the following correspondence Il
published, as 1t covers the question tc
some extent:
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, |
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1874. J
Cashier City National Bank, Chattanooga
qsnUetNe:
l have received from the Controller oil
the Currency o package OF S., 900 mutilat,
cd notes OF your bank, inClosed in yours
OF the 4th inst, and for which lyon ask
''new bills In return" The Controller ue,
Clines 10 issue new circulation TO any
bank that has deposited legal tenders to
retire its circulation or part OF 1t, until
the deposit has been exhausted by the re.
demption Of any OF its notes that may be
presented to the Department, 1send you
to-day by express $4,000 In legal tender
notes in redemption Of the notes ot your
bank sent by you aa above,
Very respectfully,
+. +, SPINNER,
Treasurer United States.
In November Sd, 1875, the Cashier OF
North Carolina bank wrote 10 the Treas.
urer as follows: "0n the Fourth National
Bank OF New York depositing with you
$50, 900 United States bonds, please pay to
the order Of said bank the amount remain
ing to our credit Of the deposit Of $45. 900
galtenders, said deposit made to retire
that amount OF our circulation, and this
will be your receipt for the same, We will
apply 10 the Controller for new circulation
to repl.Ce the amount you have redeem
ed when we ascertain what the amount
is." To this the following reply was sent:
TREASURY or THE UNITED STATES, |
WASHINGTON, D. O., November s, 1875. !
A. G. Breneaer, Cashier Commercial National
Bank, Charlotte, N O.; H
Yours OF Sd inst. at hand, and in reply
would say that having made deposit Of
legal tender notes 10 retire your circulat-
ing notes, you cannot by re deposit OF
bonds procure the legal tenders; such
proceeding may not be allowed under the
law. Should YOU desire TO deposit the
bonds and get new circulation, presume
you can do 10 by obtaining consent oil the
Controller OF the Currency.
Yours truly,
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Dlnner 10 Postmaster General James.
NEw YoRK, March 1l,-postmaSter
General James was given q dinner to.
night. Among those present were Vice
President Arthur, General Grant, Geo.
Jones, OF the Times, Whitelaw Reid, OF the
Tribune, and Senators Conkllns and
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Il. F. FRENCH,

dCEWy DtCFtluTy.
The decision, although signed by Acting
Secretary French, was actually rendered
by Secretary Window. Owing to the
pressure OF business upon the Secretary,
Assistant Secretary French signed to.day's
business. It is rule Of the Department
that the entire business Of any given day
ahall be aigned BY one paraon.
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BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE German.
American citizens, irrespective OF politics,
gave a reception and banquet tonight TO
Carl Schurz, ex.ssCletAry OF the Interior.
The speeches were made In the German
language. SChurz closing short address
gave the sentiment, "lhe new President OF
the United States" and 1t was heartily re-.
ceived.
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A BRAKRMAN's HORRIBLE DEATH.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March ll,-Henry
Heathcote, Of St, Paul, aged twenty-five,
q brakeman on the Northern Pacific road,
this morning, while switching cars OF the
Northern Pacific Junction; caught his
foot In frog and was firmly held till he
was struck by locomotive and instantly
killed. He was unmarried.
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taken in execution ard be sold the property Of
jacob A. Walker.
No IL

Jacob A. walker.
Suit Of Bcllcfontc H. a L. Association ys. Charles
McCancrty. Lev. ia. No. - April I; ISL Debt,
$500. II. 4 g., Att'ys.
All those two certain mcssuagrs, tene-
aud tracts n( ground situate In the Borough of
Bellrfontc O-ntrc county, Pa, bounded aud described
follows one thereof tsgiuuinE at a corner Of
Allegheny street aud Rcy twenty feet north ot lots
of Robert Valentine; thence north 200 feet along
said street; thence east 20b feet Co hand ui VIM No
Clclland aud Charles McCancfy, thence south along
said land no icrt to alley thence west 2Ob tn t"
place Of beginning The said tract lying uu the east
side OF Allegheny street, No building.
The other thereof lying On the west side of Allie
ghrny street: Beginning at corner Of Allegheny
and an alley 20 foot north Of lots sold hy james
A. Beaver TO Joe. L. nirkcy thence north 10" feet tg
lands OF Charles McCafcTty; theme" wNst along said
lands 2,u feet g. other lands of said Mplaurtiy .
thence ~ouh lud feet to alley thence east along
said alley 2Do feet TO place of beginning No hnild
tugs
Also, all that certain messuage, tenement
or lot of ground situate In tho Borough uf B"llepui-
County Of Ccutre, and state Of fcunsylyan bound
and described a. follows; On the north 10y Cherry
alley the rst by lot Of John Cox, the south by
Bishop street, aud the west by lot ut Il. u Cum
ming; said lot fronting ID feet bishop street and
being known and designated A. lot No. ~ Ia thr
general plan Of said borough. Thereon erected two.
story double frame dwelling hou-" aud other out
buildings.
Also, all that certain parcel or lot Of
ground situate in the Borough Il Bcc!out". County
of C.utre and state af Pruusyyauia bombed aud de-
scnbrsl follows. to wit: On the north ny lands oi
Shortldgc Co, on the east by other lands ot ChHs
McCaTcrty, the south by street, aud un III" sect
by other lot of Charles MgCanyrty. nov vrcTp.l In
part by Michael Kelley, having front nl twenty feet
said street and extending back -u See" q" ltuds ~
Shortlidgr Co. Thereon erected double frame
dwelling house and other uuhutlliuf-. srttl TAX
in execution and to BE- sold As the property ot Chatr-
McCanrrty.
TERMS Casino deed will be acknowl-
edged until the purchase money 4 pa.j in full.
JOHN SPANGLER, sheriff
sheriff = Ohicr, Iseiicf1ntr Pa, April :, ISL Sv
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Notice of Appraisement.

y the matter of the estate Of John
Il L. R0ckey, late u Spring snshig. dSrsasri tn
the urphans Court Il teutrg COUNTY the sFT.aise-
ment 90 th" widow II saii John l. E1ekry, drecAsoi
Amelia ltDcksy. widow, iar 500. And ufw. March -
lsst, arpralsrment and return rezI and confirmed
Nts ADD publication ordered 10 accordance With tho
Act u Assembly in such made a.i1 PROVIDED and
unless exceptions filed ptigr neat term sill %
confirmed nbstluisiy. rs fhe rourt
lI-lw MN 3 UI'HYtfTTEI.T T9'k ~ F..r-s
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Legal Notice.

IN the matter of the petition for an
mcut or sarah ;. Williams, lntc of Huston township,
de rt-rd
The undersigned Examiner, appointed
10y the Orphans Court "f Ccn'rc connty 90 take t"si
inuny iu the above aui Tcpatf the Famc 10 uIn
Court viii attend o. the dntrs uf his appointment 900
FRIDAY. the 10Th asy "t Aprl next, si ln O'Clock.
A. NJ. At hts uii-c iu lIcoirut' when Nud where all
p"rsnus interested may attend.
Inv ADAM 10Y. ENlmInur
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Executors Notice.

I ETTERS testamcutary on the cs-
4 Il tate Of Chrstnphcr Gates. ~ TerEuson township,
deyras,,i hlytn. been granted o. thr unIrr9ucd Dc
rr4ue.t. all rrr.ous Indebted &" -aiI estate iuNb"
INN, diar pas Hrt. those having rlam- viii IlyHsv
present them, duly authenticated to "a" uudrTsisunl,
resident uf Half Moon township.
pst JuuN A. InuNTEE, Executor.
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AL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(EghM Normal School District
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO, PA.
~ naTrn - n
A. N. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
V7nIs SCHOOL, MS at present con

THIS SCHOOL, Ms at present con-
stitu'cd offers the very hrsi taciliti"s for Pro-
iess"nal and Classical learning.
BnidiHfs spacious. inviting aud cnntnplpus; rntn.
pl't"y heated by steam, we'll ventilated. and iurh
cd with bountiinl supply Of pure w'tor 'on spring
water.
Location hcalthful aud raay of access
Surrounding .c"nrTy un-upn-.cd.
Teachers experienced, efficient and alive to their
work.
Discipline hrm and kind. uniform and thorough.
ENprHsrs moderate.
F,fiy cents week deduction to those preparing 10
teach.
Students admitted at any time.
Course, uf study ptoscrihsd hy the State: Model
sch-"l H. Preparatory. III. Elementary. ~. Sci.
rHthe.
ADJUNCT corRsr
l. Academic II Commercial III Music ~. Art.
III" Elementary and Srtrntihr rputsrs Ht" no
in=siun,, aud student. graduating therein receive
btGi"mas comforting th" following -p"uiug de
girr- Ns-trr Of the Elsuruts apd NarirI & thu
s,icuers. GIaIu4t.s Ia The o.hrr ruHra.s receive
N"rnl"i c'fuh.atos of thrir H,;Hirmsut- 'ruoi by
tho Fatullg.
n, rf.i.s,,unal course. afc nnrraI. and are tn
Elur- net tgtrriUF 90 those u b,' colleges
TIL" stsis rrquifrs hi,hrt order Of r.us'n-hr.
Tho tm's demand u II j, one o.. the IriD" olgr,ts
ui tlis ssaaul a. brlp e. srGfr t ly WfHIsArs hrl
iis"u' and efficient teacher. Tor her schools. Ie THE
eni t -flir'iR young p"rsuHs ot Euui stsiiiss and
good pHHts.sa.ia.-e ulu lrsifr Ia imp uye their
time aud ihr,r talents, FtuisDt. 4. .lI .u,h IL
pr"ml-a odd boz dos 'uIinF thvtt powers and abundant
uItIriuuitis lot y 80 liu I4-sr alter leaving ahuul
f"r catalogue and isrus 7jdrs-. tho Principal.
LutEH 30 THrrTIIs.
tiH.ihHlirw Tffls'ee--.i u Barton. " y. 4. n.
irs'. 3arai urIHu :. y. li,EfaiI Samuel tLtis 4.
! bauh, T. g. Cook. T & irplo. EaI. q KNITTING
T.. J. Nr'armi'h, fs1. " ". EpuA.u. Wu ~ nraa Il.
state Trustee Hon \ q Curtin. Ion. o. l.. prf
f.r,rrl "en q. Nalrill Eau Mt,liau Eia alui, JIG
C. "h'lry, s. NI'ler NscornieA.k ~
uTJIrffH
Hon. WILLIAM HiCLFR. President CiesTnr'l. Pa
Cen. JIt~t nkGEiIl.N = Prs..,rf, Lyra Haven, To
NiLLNE M.co 'IicS. SECRETARY
THOMAS NtEuLE1. Ir,ssr4rar
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Tavern Licenses.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ following named persons have filed their reiI-
Tor license Ia the Office oi the Cl"Tk ot the Court
of General Quarter Sessions q the Peace u AMI Tor
Centre conuty. AMI that Application wi!l BE- male At
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COURT PRoCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS. thr Hon Charles 4, MhSfr, Pr"si
dcutof the Clurivl uuuu Pleas ui Goth H'.I'l
district rnr--ttug ~ the counties uf trutf, Clinton
nua CclrG.li, aud the Hon. SaU.uHl frsurs Hna iao
lion John Hiyeu- Ass gsto Jul-"s ia C"utrr county,
hAvrE i-suVd their ufrr'p h-aftHE ta'" ttH cay "l
February lrNl To nv directed fHr holding Court ui
Oy,r and Teunincr and Gcuyrst iul prEcN and
Quarter Se,..aua uf the Peace iH Brilsfute. r the
county Of trutfH aud g. commence 900 tho l"srH
Maud9y ~ Aprl NEXT hsiuy ths .ith day nt Apri.
lsHl, and a. continue tEI wrHAs. NH'lr" is hereby
given % the Coroner Justice ~ she Peace" Aldermen
aud Cau.tatlrs oi sld county "l 'Haitg tat hry u"
then and thrrr IN their proper iafs'us 20 d. o'clock
Ia the forenoon pt sad day wi'h their r"ufia inHV.
HtHus. examinations, 4rd their u"H r'nrit"f. u''.,
O. Do those tiu' which tn their office s1faszins g."
De- tfHn" RuI thHsr vhu hruui iH T- l.st.f' Co.
prosecute against tAo punoJs iAl u- sall P" in
thn ia OF Centre county. p, then aHd tys' g. Vtfr
cute against them .t shali o. Jusi.
Given uudrr my hand, II UHi,stantr ihr i'h Fay ~
Fchrtlary u the year Hf lari l,-l. and 90" "l"
hundred aud fourth y-aE % iL' luhrIeuiafss "' ih'
United States.
ilit JOHN sPASGLEE sheriff.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14

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