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: The Piedmop, E.c,,rv h,;,J;,

= The Piedmont Factory building, in
the vicinity of GreenviIle. has been re
Gently more than doubled in size, making
IL the largest factory building in the
south. a correspondent says: at viii
use 1000 bales ofcolton n year, and enc
hundred thousand dollars of wages will
ee paid to its operatives. The daily en-.
acity.of the mill will be thirty..wo Thou.
sand yards Of cloth. The new mat.hinery
will be put in IA speedily IA po=sihle, and
people are moving in every day to com.
mence making cloth Five 'years agn
thero was not single house where the
factory j. LIGHTED, while to daytIiere AZ 6
IRE hdndrsd ahd'firty seven, beside the
factory building. which is to support IF
teen hundred people. It is 10 the energy
and infexible deter, ntion of CDl. ri.
P. Hammett that so .aany people are in
delted for their means of living. Be.
ginning under the most inauspieinll-
circumstances, he has continued to nd
vance the interest ofthe factory until now
its stock is never offered for SALE"
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:. < disnaich fron, .Jac,,.or r;,,o ~,

! A dispatch from Jacksonville, Flnr.
ida. says That q contract has jnst .hsen
agreed upon. bstTeen y,he authnritie4 Of
Florida and. j. Coryel. of Jacksonville,
and Linderhnm, representing capital
,lSt' nfPhiladelphi. and the ,Pacifi caaAt.
tnj drain Lake Okeechnbee in South
Florita. Vhen-earFieCf nut, shia. under
taking will reclaim 100000 acres oi
the beat sugar land in the world. The
tefritpry reclaimed Eill inclnde the cele.
hrated- iEvSrglada5. This ,istlhe Aargeai
contract on record, end when completed
FLORIDA can produce moro sugar than che
United States now consumes. 5f i-
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- Few are aware how near completion
~ II new railroad across the continent.
hut 81 miles separate the AtclisOn, To
DekH iii'i SiTiiu te taiirt,u,i, going ives,
from the Southern Pacific, coming east.
But few dmys mnre and passengers can
cross the continent on n road Which es.
cnpes the regions of snow and ice.
Not much fuss has been made about the
'ew seml-iropicil route, but it is n great
achievement, nevertheless
Senator Bruce has written n letter
10 friend Of his in Memphis, in wnirh
he says that he has studied nll the grcal
questions of public moment since he en-.
tered the Senate, aud he thinks he is
prepared to perform the functions IF :,
nbincnt officer. if Gen. Garfield nppnin.s =
nin to one. lie says it would be em,-
nently wise to give his race such a re-
:ognition.
= "Rnmea and Juliet" has been en-.
acted 10 real life in Stuttgart. A stu
dent in love with very pretty girl na"i
"peatediy written To her par. nts or
their consent to 81 marriage. R,ccivin
no reply, be poisoned himself 1T the ri,
imigings. Next day came y letter with
,she parents consent AT lhe funeral ,he
girl swallowed poison. and tell ife Us
nto the arms of one of the chorlsi.,s
'inging over the grave.
= The Raleigh As,rs says that AIr. y
F. Bizzell, OF Lnurinburg. N. O., list year
cultivated fifty acres IN co'iun with three
mules. He gathered 1920 pounds {"
lint cotton, 6O0 bushels of corn, 3O(
bushels of potatoes. and packed 6.OD(
mounds of pork. He could have realized
1t low prices. OH these crops alone, nvel
"a 900 in cash--over 81 300 to each null.
How will that do. for n country that i.
good only to emigrate from ?"
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New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOI.LAIa AYEanp

rhe circulation OF Il Is popular newspape. Is co..
aanuy increasing; 4: contains all tho lead, r
nsr tne DAILY Herald ard !s arranged in ian
Foreign Ncws
embraces special dispatches from all ouor,ar.os.t,
globe. Under the head OF - ~
American News
srs le siysIp III the psaphes the week
Tae Weekly Herald
the most valuable chronicle I'm tbe u.,,a =. ,,,..
cheapest Every week Is given faithful + renar of
Political News
embracing complete and comprehensive ds,pa,che.
a,c Maseinst ~ Including full reports or tho
bs 5arr oil ehihent politicians on the qdcstions Of
The Farm Department
o. the Weekly Herald gives the latest n. val, :.
,ny oii 1 pIIS,sai suggestions aud discoveries rea
tn4ie Po,r nnlss oi ae tarmer hints FOR raising
with s1ggsstlons for Keeping buidInss and aar,i, &c,
,s l,lns,ls ~ repair This IL supplemented by wiz
widely copied. under the head Of
Tie home,
giving reeeipes for practical dlshe, biot oor
ing clothing aud for keeping up with th,. iatest
fashions NJ The lowest price Every item of cool.
PtaeticaiIy tested by experts before pubiication
ie!ters from our Paris and London co rresooSdsop:
ns the Weekly Herald viii save tbs
Ths ennaied lines the price OF the p1par
Skilled Tabor
ssapI ess GSsed aba SItsr and everything relng 10 me
thS Snr, + page devoted 70 all the LATEST phases OF
valuable feature Is found In the rnseis Sss,,r e.
ted prices and conditions OF
& The Produce lIaykct.
q Sporting News at home and bro,a to-..,,,. ,a,.h
&, stofv every week, SefnIo gbs sGiiie cn:inent
glsiny, Literary, Ansical DIanisiic Personal and
SsS NOTES. There Is no PAPER in the world which
SyetsiGs go 50 much news ihatter eyeiy week es the
ns;siSly Herald which y sens poaaGe nee for oas
Inc New Yerk Herald in a weekly .oru.
One DOllara a Year.
aEyv YORK MEEkALD,
EEvsswa1 psd 1Gn tttsaii, Ssv TS.iiA
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: Ono Of the ls,est nro;ec,s f.. !,

: One Of the latest projpc's for aid, -
to the pleasures of New, Yorkers neAt
summer "A h'"grand flaatir palace" 10
he permanently moored al the Battery.
It's to be 500 feet long. 90 feet wide. with
three decks. and bathing conveniences
below. The charges Of admission will be
graded to suit the finances Of all clasaea.
and there will be mnsic afternoons and
evenings with entables and drinkahles.
The whole will be gorgeoualy ILLUMINATED.
at night by hundreds If gas jets and a
number of electl.s lights.
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An elderly wife 10 PHILADELPHIA
being 30 dteadiiliiy burned that the iiesh
tissue would not grow again. her hus.
band. without = finching, allowed chs.
physidiansl to tpke ten pieces df skin
from HIS right arm. and offered them the
wpoie or IL " necessary 5roi save her.
Trnly is she ''iiesh of his flesh,n if no,
hone of isia hnne: hut IL, ia na. AsAEr
hpsband who would make sueh a heroic
sacrifice tn patch up and repair an did
wife when it Is 40 easy TO get u new one.
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PERRY, IInusroS Co.. GA. Jan. 2s, 1880.
In the year 1873. there were two negro prisoners
confined IN the Jail Of this county. who were very
badly afflicted with that oaIhsumc disease Syphilis.
In my official capacity Ordinary. l employed
,apt. E.. L. swift ihrn resident OF this place. TO
cure Mem. und.r contract "no cure. no pay" He
administered to them his Gel, bratrd Syphiltic
specific sud In few weeks felt bound under
my contract pay him OUT Of the county treasu y.
rs he had effected complete aud radical cure.
In testimony Erreunto set my official sigma
s@-S ture and seal.
Seal A. S GILES
49, Ordinary Houston County, Ga.
CnATTANooGA. TESS. Feb. II. 1879.
We tax" pleasure In saying that the s. s. $. L.
giving good satisfaction. We have had excellent
results from 4 number Of cases. One gentleman,
who had en- confined TO his bed sir treeks with
Syphilitic rheumatism, has been cured entirely,
and speaks in the highes! praise Of il. 1t also acts
we'll IN primary in secondary and tertiary
CIII.ES q BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietor,
Atlanta, tia.
Sold by simpson. Reid & Co.. and wilhito
Wilhite, Anderson, s. G..
Call for copy Of Young Mems FREUD"
Nov iS, 1881 10 I'm
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Atlanta & Charlotte air Line r. h

On and after Sunday, Jan. i6. 1881, Double Dai.
~ Trains VIII run on this road IS follows
a. iGUlNG EASf.HIi.J 20 akitpJ
Night Mall aui Passenger TTaia s--s So
Leave = "a :. -
Day Pass seF rrAiu.
Leave Seneca. n =,
s GOING WEST. fa g -ls -
y Night Anli AMI Passenger Train. cit
%, - ..s. s7 10 N
beANo sehtSo IL N
Day Passenger Ira d = =
arrive
Lave oeue ........-..-..-.7 ID n m
- hrovGh Ifcke1z.1n. salss ~ Iianesvitis Seneca
T,;:s Gtssnyiiisf aud Spatianburg ,o6ais poihfS
VI. ), R0vSgoEia q, D. saa ?. 1S,Sas
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b - John Lloyd, eoinred. ofA,lanta Ga.
drpnk haif pint of WHISKY Friday night
fnf quarter. After ,awallowing it, he
offered, 90 bet. another aGaflsr that lie
cc9nldi drink plat sftire. This feat he
red sos ass dsgSs s sSss eS S5 as'es esdPs "a
avsallnwatill annt6ef pinea The tlet was
taken. aud ho drank tho liquor; bISt inst
aslit disappeared. he fell tb the floor an
cnnscions. and remained Ia that candi.
tign until ten o'clock at night when he
died. ts,a ..,.s ,;s' : q I. S, 80.
Eisjf III 7YT- - - - ~ ss
81 r. Mr. English says ne would not to-
d,sy take the ice4Sresidency as n gin.
HIs property in Indianapolis Is p1cd6wti
nkte92 OO1. 900.
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South Carolina Railroad

on and af,er Tbursdey, January Q, 1851, Pas,en-
ger trans will ran follows: -'''''7
DAY tnArS SUNDAYS ExcErrEp,
Leave Coiunidia
his.se =. thaIestoh tn
Arrive at ~ ia = :, -
FIGDr ExrsEss Accou=aDArioz 7RAla. ~
'cN.e toieinnia % 80 m
ItNe ~ ....-..7.90 Q 10
~ So'ulhoia a.--.''.---........ .-.529 IN
Close Connections ,nade with Gresnplls and CO.
int piA Railroad &c ard from WaihAlla. iTeenVjIle
vile. 4, jOfIS IA frci- ts.,I g.. IN n
g: ALLEN. Gen. Ticket Aga. CharIraioi,. s. C.
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1881.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17
The Weather for November.

A correspondent Of the New York
Sun makes the following prediction /:
"The weather OF November will be
eventful and phenomenal. The first
half OF the month will give a contin'
uous succession of storms. The most
stormy days will be the lst, 2d. 5'h, 9th,
10Th. 2lst and 23d. The month will
open balmy hut sirenlike. The oscilla.
tions in temperature will be short and
marked, ending with Arctic waves.
Following the 18th the snowfall will be
general. After the Oath there will be
more quiet days. There will be gales OF
wind on the LIST, 7th and 10th. Bril-
liant auroras will be visible where the
sky is clear, and earthquakes will occur
at unusual places. There Will he vol
canic activity near the lst, 7th, 10th,
10th and 2lst. The earth's atmosphere
will be subject to n trying ordeal, the
result Of distant disturbance in space in
circular and vibraIory forms, but there
will be no widespread devastation.
Damage will result principally from
winds, foods, SHOWS and tidal waves.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17
Returned His Commission.
The People Of Virginia Make Il too Warm
for Rsddiuster Postmaster.

The People Of Virginia Make Il too Warm
for Rsadjaster Postmaster.
wAsnisaroN, November IL. james
A. Calder having on the recommends.
tion of Senator M-hoHs been appointed
postmaster last August for the small
Office at Shakleford's. In King and
Queen county. Virginia, has returned
his commission TO the department with
the statement that on account OF his
being a readjuster the property holders
of Shakleford's have combined TO pre-
vent his procuring Accommodations Tor a
postoffice; that he has, therefore, been
unable either TO rent suitable room or
obtain a suitable site upon which to
build, and that be is consequently
Obliged TO resign the appointment.
The assistant postmaster general to-day,
in view of the reported state OF affairs,
issued an order disseminating the post.
Office and directing its papers and bust.
ness TO be transferred to West Point,
the nearest office in the neighboriDg
county of King William.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

THz purest, best and cheapest remedy
is thai simple compound PsnuEA.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17
Good Bye, John.

From the Evening Telegraph, November 10.
Wrecked within sight of the landing
was the fate of Judge Cessna and his
canal boat. and great is the rejoicing
among the hardy yeomsnry OF Somerset
anc Bedford. The Sixteenth Judicial
district is soundly Republican, but they
couldn't stand the prospect OF John
Cessna for Judge, and SO they either
took to the woods on election day or
voted for Mr.. Baer. the Democratic can
didate. In Somerset Baily's majority Is
l.4OO aud Cessua's only 30O-hgures
that eloauently portray the popularity
of the caual boat Statesman while in
Bedford, where he lived. Republican
and Democratic neighbors kindly push
ed him within sight OF the Judicial
haven, and then-left him sticking in
the mud up to his neck. Brother Cess
mas canvass was altogether unique. lie
claimed to have quite retired from
s'party politics." but entered with great
detail into q personal appeal for VOTES.
He sent out hundreds Of taffy.coyered
postal cards to his ''old friends" at his
birth. place and other peculiarly hallow.
ed places, Just 70 remind them, you
know, that he was a caDd date for the
Bench and would be very grateful, etc,
etc. lie also mounted the stump aud
talked, and visited the schools and
smiled upon the little folks. Oh J
Judge" Cessna's campaisd was just too
sweet for anything. But the cold heart
ed voter went up 10 the polls and put
in his ballot for the ''other fellow. :"
It's too bad but there's one consola
tion-"Judgs" Cessna will still remain
in the political arena to amusa the
spectators. For instance, il wouldn't be
any kind Of a State Convention ai ell
without Cessna.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

BAr Printing done in the best style, on
short notice and st The lowest rAtns.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

IT Eas been fiippantly said by Re
publican newspaper, that Colonel In.
gersoII may be relied on 20 fight The
Bibls (revised or otheF~isel and DE Dem.
oeyatie parry"
This siatemeet has the merit OF frank.
ness, TO say the least. II the enemies
of the Bible are the enemies of the
Democratic party, an alliance between
the Radical and The Atheist Il quite
natural. According to the doctrine
laid down by q prominent Republican
Senator, such conjunction Of forces
is enInentIy polite and proper. "Aay-
ding,n saSs that distinguished and
trusted leader, shat will beat down
that party, and build sp cur ocn, IL instiii-
able In morals and In law" Under
this elastic code ol political ethics. the
Republican leaders would be justified In
making var on Christianity. and fight
ing the Bible. under the banner Of the
atheists, If there is no easier way 80
beat down she Democratic party"
But We are not complaining Of this
fellowship Of partisan IsadcFs With the
ungodIy. IS dsrBiv Tss0rL If thev
choose 10 league themseIyes with all
who can be relied on ito iRht the Bible
and che Democratic party" We see no
cause for alarm. - AmsrieaH Ksgssfsr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

The charge so often made against ex.
Senator Wallace that he owed his cleo
ton to the Senate, 10 Simon Cameron
and his son. having been repeated By
Charles s. Wolfe, in one or perhaps
more OF his public speeches, Mr.. Wal.
lace disposes of the matter by publish.
ing the following denial OF the charge
in the Harrisburg Patriot;
CLEARFIELD, Pa, November THE
statement made By Mr.. Wolfe that l owed
my election TO the Senate TO the Csmerons
is untrue. The reverse is the fact The
Democracy had majority of eight In ths
Legislature. / was nominated In the
Democratic caucus BY one hundred and
six votes out of one hundred aud twenty
two. An effort was then made 10 unite
the Republicans and few Democrats on
another candidate. Senator Rutan was
the Cameron leader in this movement and
negotiated With my enemies for two dAys
70 defeat me and elect . bolter or Re
publican. This movement failed because
Senator Strang and fifteen other anti
Cameron Republicans preferred my cleo
tion 70 that Of boltsr and boldly ssid 30.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
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DENNsYLVANIA. Centre Co.. IS

Il tssAIl I,wH. " BuacHuEtp, Cisfk Of the Or.
phsni coart Of sAid eounty do hereby certify that
Orphans Court held ct B~ilefuBts the ed day %
August, A. p. ISL. before the n0rsbe the Judges
ef the said Court, motion rule granted uIon
Mary Ann Himmsirieh. Samuel Iilmmeirich aud
Charles Hocksy. ths hsFa aud legal representatives
% John l. Rocky. deceased 60 come Into court On
the uh Monday of N0vembcr neat % aooep, refuse
% sccspt at the valuation, sho~ vhy the real
estate of the said deceased should hot - sold.
In testimony whsfsof have hsrvuhto set my hand
aud Afxed the sssi q aid court Brlsfonts. the
I'D day of August, ISL.
wM. Z. BURcHTIELD, C. o. G.
Attest, JeHS sVasgLEn shefiG 3s-lu
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PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.

ooed trout hAhihg Ia ths immediate vicinity cab
runs O. sVsfy train A. the Mnlhsina Hassl aneou..
sscdsiiens si be fouHd nrsteiass and terms uodsr.
ate Iuns =. ls5a-lys
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s&-ordert BY mail will receive prompt
attention.
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NetO Advertisement.
1891 THE CULTIvATOR 1891
AND
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
THE BEST 0Y THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.

THE BEST OY THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.
TaE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN is UssUR.
FAssIp II not UEEouALLEp for the amount aud yzrie
y Of PAAcrioAL IsFURHATIos IL contains aud for the
ability and extsnt Of its CoRHEsPosbKscE--n Three
Chief Directions Of
FARM CROis AND PROCESSES
HORTICULTURE AND THuIT-0R0wtS0.
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRYiN0-
while t also includes all minor departments of rural
Interest, such the Poultry Yard. kntomoiosy bee
Keeping, Greenhouse and 6Tapsfy, Veterinary Replies
Farm Questions and AnsSers, firvslds HesdIng, 10.
msstlc Eeunumy. and summary nf the News Di the
Week. Its MkREEr r. roRTs are uHusnaly eompiete,
aud more information can be gathered from ita col
umns tkAn lrIm any other with regard 90 the
Pfosprcts of the CrOps thro~ing light Of
tho most important of all gusstiobs--WHEs 10 Brr
AND waEs To sELL II IL literally Illustrated. and
constitutes % greater degree than any u ts con.
tempOraTies A LIVE
AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER
OF Heyer-f.ing interest both to Pfodsesn and C0H.
sumsrs Of every class.
TaE COusfkI uESTLEnAS IL published wEEILT on
the following TERMS whsn paid strictly in advance
OSE CaPT, year g. 20; fouA Coriks. go. and AZ
additional oopy for the year free the sender uf Club
TEs CoFfEA. so and ssftionAi copy for the year
FRYE 10 the sender q the Club.
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MILLHEIM HOTEL,
4tI hILLHEih. CENTRE COUNTY. PKsE'A
w. s. MUSSER, Proprietor.

Tie towH a. Nlilheim is located 10 Penn's valley,
atDut tuo miles frcm Cehurn Station OF the Lewis
barE, Csnifs aud Spruce Creek Railresf. Sttk sur.
uafnss thai
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e. - car per day at home. Samples vorih fs
% " DAV free. Address a. ST1Ss0s CO.
Portland. Maine. ely
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No one can be- healthy with torpid
liver md constipation. Take nAEALiS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-23
Moth~rss Motherss: Mothers ~!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
YOUR rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeths
If so, go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it: there is no mistake about IT,
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at once that II
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases. and pleasant TO the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States Sold everywhere. % cents
a bottle
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Help One Another:

OF course. What else are we here for:
For example Mr.. Asa f. Bearse, of Cotuit,
Mass, has been troubled for years with dis
eased liver and could get no relief. he was
not fit for business. and carried his life like
a burden on his back. Just then his friend
Capt. Handy, said ASA, why don'tyou send
to DR.. David Kennedy of Rondout, n. Y,
and get bottle of his 'Favorite Remedy 1t
will only cost you dollar, and may do you
good" Bearse did So and after short time
was sound as the dollar with which he bought
the MEDICINE. To be sure, let us help one
another. Sold by all druggists.
july2 ldeod&w3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-23

Rural schools have all closed their summer
terms for the long vacation. 4 larger num-
Der than usual will have fall terms, commence
ing September 18th; others will have no term
until winter. One hopeful sign in the dis
tricts outside of the village, is a growing ten
dency among the agents to secure the same
teacher for successive terms.
Business is rushing at the sash and blind
mandatory of J. z. Wyman & Son. About
81 men are employed at present. There is a
vast amount of building going in Maine
this year, and there is steady demand for
doors, sashes and blinds. This factory gives
steady employment to large number of de-
sirable workmen, and we are pleased to learn
of its prosperity.