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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

j: G. Parker sends Scrioner's Mon.hly for
J. shillington sends scrioner's xon,h,y. the
Atlantic Monthly and the Young LADIES' Jour
nal, all for March. Sc7-iliner's has more chap
tiers OF Mrs. Burnett's novel, Tho Fair Baroa-
Last night the members OF Columbia Com
Eminent Commander N. NJ. Parker with a
handsome and costly sword, ar meeting OF
that commandery. Sir Knight J. R. Thompson
made the presentation on behalf Of the
Yesterday coroner Patterson gave certin-
70 the second precinct station by officer
Schultze. The cause OF death was neglect at
6 6lr,n: the body was buried the health
The Fairfdr trd> Messenger rather felcl-
t tso,,ss styles the Long bridge causeway, the
A certificate OF death was filed In the health
ONCE Yesterday by DR.. p. Lee. Cook OF Jemima
Brown, aged 1902 years, a native OF Fairfax
county, Va, and Is years a resident OF this
city.
The 22d OF February Is legal holiday In the
DlstficI OF Columbia, made so by the act OF
Congress approved January 81, 1879
|, u. n. sullivan, who was arrested In Alexan-
orla on tne Ith inst, charged with selling books
without license, was discharged by the mayor
last Wednesday.
Yesterday morning. about Q O'Clock. Charles
Reed, grocery man In Heirs Bottom Chopped
the thigh OF John Frederick with butchers
oe oaoa n NJ b M seail was Immediately sum
sistance Reed was locked up TO await the re-
suit of the injuries
Adeline L. Arney has filed bill In equity
against Dennis Mcnamara and others to sell
lots II and IS, In Shermans subdivision OF
square I20. and lot 4. square 72S.
AeSsTS. Edwards and Barnard have filed for
Lucille MorTell against /. N Rollins, L. s. Chap
man and others Judgment creditors bill, and
to vacate certain conveyances for property on
+ street northeast.
West Washington. nee G:eorpetoyvn.
DFATH.-Mr. VIM. G. Busey, a Well-knOWn
citizen CT this place. died at Aiken. S. 9, yes
terday morning. Mr.. Busey had been In Ill
health for some years past always going south
In the winter to escape the cold. The remains
Will arrive tomorrow morning, and the funeral
will take place Monday evening from his late
residence on Congress (3lSt) street.
THE LONG BRIDGE DRAw.-Some OF the Water
street merchants are complaining that the
draw of the Long Bridge is not repaired so that
vessels can come through. Their business Is
being seriously interfered with. 1t is matter
OF regret among them that the late freshet did
not carry the whole bridge away.
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az hUCIioS SALE OF Taunton and Rogers
Sas in ~ ware anc cutlery VIII continue a few
Gays longer ar corner 10Th ana N ate
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EDGEwOOD FOLKS.

ED0ENOOD FOLKS
]. E. BROWNS NEW AMERICAN COMEDY.
AS PLAYED by THIS COMPANY AT
Abbey's Park Theater. New York.
Boston. Mass Park Theater.
sixteen consecutive nights
Albany. N. Y. Leland Opera Hou.e.
eight consecutive nights.
eight consecutive nights
Philadelphia Ch6stL ut Street Theater,
sixteen consecutive nights.
Detroit, Mich. Grand Opera House.
eight consecutive nights.
Chicago. Ill. Mcvicker's Thsater. .,.,..
st. Louis. Mo-. Olympic Thester.
ten consecutive nights.
ten consecutive nights.
TO SUCCESSION OF
CROWDED AND BRILLIANT AUDIENCES.
The new and original Music incidental to the
play arranged by
GEORGE BOwRoN, ESQ.
CAST OF CHARAoTRRs.
In which character he viii introdace several Of his
famous Songs and speciaties)
Eev. Arthur Melville. ...... Mr.. Charles Rockwell
Ferguson. Mr.. J. W. LanerSsn
Tracy t1tZamonf Mr.. b. I. Blngsold
Deacon Absolom Hardwick Mr.. 3d. Smith
Fosdick g. Skinner. Mr.. Walter Lennon. Or
j. Adolphus 0ilson...... Mr.. William Warrington
Faith. adopted daughter Of the Dea,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Carrie McHenry
Phoebe, half sister t. Mrs. Sol Smith
Annie D1lloway MISE mattie LarIe
Hulda Jane Hsrdwtcke- .......-.- Miss Nellie Taylor
Matilda Bates Miss Jennie Wharton
Little Sylvia Little Bell Wharton
ACT I.-Picnic at Edgewood-The Parsons Leg
acy.
ACT 1.-THE Family Bible and Its sec,ets-rhe
Miners Story.
Acr III.-Return to Edgewood-The Missing
Link.
ACT w. Toms Etratagem-The will-Weddins
Bells.
sCENE-Edgewood, Conn, and New York City
TIME-Tbe present day.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1851.
WEEK OF THE INAUGURATION,
EAvERLY's
RAST0DtN EUR PEAN MINSlRELS,
FROM LONDON ENGLAND.
READ ABOUT 1REM, READ ABOUT THEM!
READ THE OPINIONS FROM ABROAD.
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The CASE OF q. FL. WELLS, JR.-This morn.
ing IN the Police Court, Judge Smell announced
an attorney OF the court, who was Charged with
mlsapprOpr1atiDg two silver watches given hin
DS toward Brlen on which TO raise money 20
Ras a. nne VI -. Ihe court discharged the rule
lie dlsapproved OF the whole b1stnsss or attor.
beys taxing cases when the fine Is from So to Is
ana lece,ving fee exceeding the hue. The az
making record for themselves as arc tho a.
toI neys OF tbe other courts. He referred To the
rule or the English courts on this subiect enS
discharge the rule. 10 "ouiu
The Judge honorably discharged Mr.. Wells
This action On the part OF the court is in 40
coiGahce with the report made by MI, JOsenh
time since. 'o1AiO
TIE EYEsIGHr accurately adjusted. Hem
PIERS optician, Az street Aotn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

In the new American Comedy, in four acts.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS.
EDGEWOOD FOLKS,
Supported by his ewn Company OF
SPECIALLY SELECTED ARTISTS.
MIR. CHAS. ROCKWELL,
Late OF Wallack's Theater, New York
MR. J. W. LANKRGAN.
Late Of Globe Theater, Boston.
MIR. B. T. RINGGoLp.
Late OF Wa.lack's Theater, New York
MIR. SOL SMITH,
Late of Boston Museum Company.
MIR. WALTER LENNON, SR.,
Late OF Globe Theater, Boston.
MR.. WILLIAM WARRINGTON,
Late of San Francisco Theaters.
MISS CARRIE McHENRY,
Late OF Union Square Theater, New York
MES. SOL SMITH,
Late Of Boston Museum Company
MISS MATTE EARLE.
Late Of Criterion Comedy Company.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR.
Late Of Roston Theater Company.
MISS JENNIE WHARTON,
Late Of Days Theater, New York.
MISS BELLE WHARTON,
Late of Days Thcater, New York.
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head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath,
perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough no
distress. These are conditions brought about
In catarrh by the use OF SanfordS Radical cure
Complete treatment for ST.,
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TIE NORFOLK BOATS-There have been reports
in circulation that the river companies Wh.ch
run steamers on the Potomac to Norfolk
VIII pool their Issues by forming a combina-
ZION, the effect OF which would De to Increase
inc rates charged for passengers and freight
which, since the opposition began, have been
reduced TO less than half OF what was formerly
charged. The fact seems to be that there ha !
Oeen an agreement between the rival lines TO
work more in harmony, and the schedules viii
De so arranged that the boats Will leave and
arrive On alternate days, thus dividing the
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

MINERAL WATERS. = Congress Water The
puTest and safest OF allcathartic waters. None
genuine sold on draUght Avoid all coarse. Irrt.
tating waters, forcing and domestic they frnnair
The digestive organs and kidneys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

Vt is INFORMANT to check a Cough at once.
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup Will do so. Price 25c.t
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Important to Cash Buyers.

GentIemen's Winter Underwear at cost;
Heavy Gloves, Knit Jackets, Wool Socks at cost;
Lot OF SILK Neckwear reduced to rs cents;
0t OF Gents Colcred Half Hose now % cents:
:! ne climax Shirt. ;" ready for use, now only 81,
At X. c. LEWIS, 920 It'll st. northwest.
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Discussed IN 1850.
To FoLICY-HoLDERs:
Death claims
Il mstured
endow'ts$3, 6S5, 146 27
Surplus re-
turned to
policy hold
era. ......1, 1873. 654.S6
Iapsed and
SURRENDERED
policies. 929 S94.2
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Hats for Spring 1851.

Hats for Spring 1851.
The largest and best assortment OF medium
and low. priced Hats, for gentlemen, boys aud
children Is at r. c. LEWIS zone Price Store"
$40 Tth st. northwest. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

MUNRUE, GA, MdTCu %, 1SSU.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
c'Swift's S. Speci1c'0 In the treatment OF
diseases for which it is recommended and the
results have been most satisfactory, not having
think, for all diseases it is recommended to
cure II stands Withour peer, and that all the
medical profession Will, sooner or later be
forced to acknowledge 1t in the treatment of
such diseases as a sine qua non.
n. L. GALLOWAY, M. D.
s j. T. ROBINSON, NJ. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

TIE EYEsIGHr accurately adjusted. Hem
p,er's. optician, AZ street.
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DkOtUSALS WANTED UNTIL MARCH ISL
L for One Thousand CEDAR POSTS, seven feet
long; not less than four in diameter, at top end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

Hot SPRING diamond earrings lace pins
rings, studs, and scarf pins 81 to siO at Prigg's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

Splendid cabinet photographs s. per dozen,
at Davis, 925 Pennsylvania ave.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD,S OPERA HOUSE.
FORD.S OPERA HOUSE.
FORD.S OPERA HOUSE.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
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EXPENSES:

Total to policy holders sc, Alb, 6o5. So
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CITY ITEMS.
Since the Introduction

OF the famous prepared beverage hub Punch,
used at proper seasons with hot water or with
lemonade, fine ice, soda water or milk, the
brewing OF ordinary punches (Which are neces-
sar1ly inferior to this supreme combination OF
the finest liquor and fruit juices) has been
largely rendered unnecessary. It is now an
indispensable auxiliary to awell supplied iarder
or sldeboard. Wine Merchants Grocers and
Druggists sell 1t at 81. 25 q bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-19

(NhAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY
~ ENTERTAIEM ENT
by 7; %: O. o., Congregational Church, Feb
ruary %, 1889 y. IN. ~
Prof. Bishoff, MI yernou O1a-.at
Nlhs MINNIE EVAN, Prof. Johu TNee tale
Miss Mile Sterlisg. Phil. Prof, I'd q TownEend,
Mf. warren ioans, Little Blanche Lpscomo
,,-,,, Miss Bessie Perry
VIII combine 10 render the most attractive pro-
sramme OF the season Tickets only Is cents ana
resel ed teats without extra charge at Elis Music
STORE. febl2 9t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

THoMPsoS.-In Liberty township, Centre ooanty.
Pa February is. issi. John Thompson detArs.A
this iife, aged ~ years. months and Is aays
The decreased had been : consistent merahsr Of the
" R church for upwards of the last thirty years ef
hIs life lie died in the fail hope of rofous lmmor.
taiy. lie leaves uife, st ehildrts, thirtyoss
grandchildren and one gFeatgrAndohna. TO mourn
THER loss which b HIH is eternal gaia.
blessed are they Who die In the Lord, for their
vorks d. fellow them.
A Kind father aud husband has len M
To ioin with the raHsomed ln heaven.
And while HH sings the angelic chorus
May IN comssrt ovH hearts in the Promises given.
n. rsoEr-ox.
sHARER--IH Taylor tsvnshlp. Centre ccunty, Pa
ef diphthsTia February a. ISL, Christie n ehhrer,
sged six YesFA, con of IeTe and Maggie A. sharsr
sHARKR--Ia TAYLOR sswsship of aiphthssia. FEB.
ruaKy -. tski. Johnnie q thAref. aged 10 montha
and y dsys. con Of JsFFe and Maggie 4. shArer.
sHARER~-fa raylor tawashlp. of diphthssia. Yshsa-
afy - ISL. Nary l.. fhsrsr. aerd ysars and "
days. oniy dsnghtef Of seFrs and Maggie A. shnfer.
Three iutis ehaiu are empty .
fas peacesui. quiet home.
A sruuaa The table gather
TIE inmates cue BY one.
Thfee voices have leinea TIE ehalf
In the angel saag stoves
Three spirits bright and bcautlfal.
SING u rodeesniag love, a.MM.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17
Philadelphia Markets.

PHiLssnpEa March L. issI.
There vAs firm feeling 20 hrcadsiass and vh~si i.
higher.
Iu1rE-The nuur mAfks; is without artIri;y
th0uEh The feeling among holders il quite aru.
sale - lsh iarJrls Including Minnesota s1iras At
- '~af5H far medium 20 fzuc1. rieAf and At Sea
at - i0r straight PeuusyarAniA family Of g. ;aas;
veatern Do. al IS Zan - and patents Al g. Thas.A
Rye hauf is sioaiy ~ g. - barrel
8Aus Wheat is lsc higher and ueets With a fair
demand. sale~ - 90 bushels rejected. At 81 osa
10. and rar l0's No. red, sieystaf. 81 l.: 500
lu'hsls. Apfil, at Sl.ls. Rye is firm At 81 % for
Penney yItAuia
SUM -tiavers"o3 is quiei and steady At sasJzc.
ia Timothy and nh-se"d nothing doing
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

Mr.. John Sourbcck is bringing an un-
usually large number Of attractive shows
to our town this season. On Saturday
evening next the Berger family will give
one Of their fine entertainments, which al.
ways draw crowded houses, and on Wed.
nesday evening of next week Howorths'
Grand Hibernioa, comedy company Of
great merit, will occupy the boards. Both
entertainments will be given at Reynolds
Hall.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

1t is unoficially announced that the
concert by Miss ohnmaeht and her pupils,
which has for some time been the engross-
ing theme Of conversation in the musical
circles of this borough, will be given dur
ing the last week Of this month. OF
course everything in the musical line with
which Miss ohnmaeht is connected l. so
superior in excellence that the con6rtna-
tion Of this announcement will be looked
for with impatience.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

Why do not some Of the lady teachers
offer themselves as candidates for the Office
Of county superintendent There arc al
least half dozen who are the equals In
intelligence Of any gentleman who has yet
beon mentioned for the position.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

Every citizen Of our county should
read the interesting article on the 9TH page
Of the DEMOCRAT entitled "Old-time No.
tables" II was written by Hon. John
Blair Linn, Of this borough. The subject
Of the sketch, Andrew Gregg, was very
prominent man in the councils Of the
State and Nation in the days Of "auld
lang syne.n
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

The latest and best evidence we have
heard to prove that the Philipsburg Jour
nal is more prosperous than its contempo-
rarIes is the fact that Mr. Webster t. BAir,
an atiache Of that office, was married, the
other day, TO Miss Annie NJ. Elliott, of
Shirleysburg. 1t is not often a printer
can Bair tho expense of committing mat
rimony.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17
Provision Market.
MARRIAGES.

BLAIR-sH0pE-At the LuiberAn parsonage, IN
Bellefoute, March TO- 1881, ny Rev. E Turst. John
Centre county,
HENDERSON the 22d uf February 81
Iscck Haven BY Rev. Nathan J Mitchell, M. WI
liam Bislef Hebderson sBd Miss Mamie X Hogan.
ooNTER-cnUNsEL--oa the 18th II March at
Howard. ht Rev. Nathsn J. Mitchell. Mr.. Jehn O.
Csufer and Miss MARY Counsel 10th Of Curtin.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

The article ths, appeared in the local
columns Of the Watchnpdn last week in
relation to the appointment Of detective
for the District Attorneys office, we are
reliably informed is based upon an entire
misApprebonsion Of the facts in the matter
and does injustice to all the parties named
by the writer. There has never been a
question between the Court and the District
Attorney in regard TO the appointment,
and consequently mo difference Of opin-
ion." The District Attorney never made
an appointment which the Court refused 10
confirm, and the Court never suggested
one which the District Attorney declined
70 make. The simple truth is that both
agreed IN opinion, that in consequence of
our present freedom from crime, and the
consequent decline In the criminal business
Of our courts, such an officer as q detective,
though provided for by law, was, for the
time being at least, unnecessary and that II
would therefore be unadvisable 10 make
an appointment This Is the reason why
no appointment has been made and not be-
cause Of any disagreement abou, a person
TO all IL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

The Bellefonte Jubilee Singers were
very successful with their concert given in
Humcs Hall, this place, last Tuesday eve-
ming, realizing about ss5 Many OF the
selections rendered were new and attract
i've, and followed BY vocifcrous applause
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17
Little G0Idenhalr.
ooldabhsir climbed on 0faBdTapa's knee,
D.af little opldsbbaif. tired Nas she,
NJ hs day busy ~ busy can BE-.


0oldebhsir climbed on Grabdpapas knee,
Dear little 0oldshbaif. tired sas she.
Ali the day busy ~ busy BE-.
W IN the morning EDgn A. 'tvss Hight,
out with the birds aud butterflies bright
hkipptng about uli ihs coming of uighi.
Gnndpspa toysd With the euris On her head
what has ny darling teen doing 2 he said
rinc" she rose with tlis sun from her bed p
PITY much answered ihs sweet little aps
cannot tell ~ much thing have daus--
Played With my dolly and fseds1 my hun.
" And then jumped with ny little Jump rope,
And ! made alt u s1us uairf sud cap
B0ouful n0fl1s, rnAmfHA's castles Il hgtse.
" Then have reads8 my picture tDok
Ana Bella aHI !, We sent 10 lN0k
fDr the smooth little stones by the sds u the brOJk
" And thrn f0fned home and Gated my tea,
And climbed a. on Gfabdpafa's kD.s,
And Jes as tired A. tired can be-"
Lover and lower the little bead pressed
,hufi had dropped upon grAb5paps's breast
p'Af ltiIe bsid"nhAIf, sseet BE- Thy rect
We are but children things thA, us So
~" A. slAfb ~ a Bale 70 the Infinite view
'""' h'atEs All our Ncakurssi aud plies IL ton.
'pl sthni that uhen night oyer,hadows our way,
run - hhaIl T." called t. account fyF ouF dnv
h' shAIl hhd us as Ruiltiess ~ D0ldsHhzIrs Law
Ana 0, ~hsn aWeaTy. may We h. 10 bis.t
ana unk hk" thc iuHyosut child 10 our fsst
ANA is'I ourselves clatped u the iHhHits brsAst
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

Spring creek has been raising a few
inches each day Of this week, and II that
storm which Vennor promises for to-day
shall prove to be rain, It il quite probable
that the food will bo higher than on any
previous occasion this spring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

BAND CoSCEBT-Thc Lemont Cornet
Band will give one Of their very entertain
ing and amusing concerts in the school
house ai Shingletown, Harris township, to-
morrow, Friday evening, The band will
be assisted by Prof Williams A. a mus
icAl organization the Lemont Band has
no superior in the county, and those who
shall attend this concert will be eKcellenily
entertained. We hope 10 hear tha, the
attendance was large
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

AMONG THE PoErs.-At the request Of
D. H. Vosburg, Esq, we take pleasure In
calling the attention Of our readers 10 the
very rich literary treat which he will give
inc people OF ths place in the Court
House next Tuesday evening, the 22d
instant. 1t IA fact patent 70 all studepts
that Mr.. Vosburg is gentleman Of extra.
ordinary literary culture, and literary
taste is inherited by all the members Of his
very Interesting family. We have never
had the pleasure Of perusing any Of the
special contributions TO poesy Of which he
Is the author, but have frequently heard
them lnudcd as very fine productions. His
deep researches into the golden sea Of poe
try will enable him 70 reclaim from it,
depths some of the most exquisite gems
10 which the poets Tyre was ever tuned.
and will be embodied in his lecture under
the title, "Poctry, illustrated by Reciia-
tions Of Poctical Selections" Mr.. Vosburg
has given considerable attention 70 the
study Of elocution, and has had previous
experience as public lecturer He desires
TO practice his profcssion--the lAw-at
Tyrone, and the object Of the present lee
tnre Is 70 provide him with suitable lib
rary. We have no doubt the bar Of this
place, Of which Mr.. Vosburg was once Il
member, will willingly aid him to the e1-
tent Of their power to make the lecture Ii
success. The tickets Of admission are only
% cents, and there will doubtless be large
attendance, As we have already heard
several persons express their intention
70 be present
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

DEATH RECORD Mr.. Amos Alexander
who died at Milheim on the fire; day o.
this month, was a lifelong resident Of
Centre county. IIis father, James AlcNau-
der, with his uncle Francis, moved 20 ibis
county from Maryland In l7o5, locating on
what was then known NJ the William Pot
ter farm, about a mile and a-half cast oi
Centre Hall. There they continued 10 rc-
side for ffty.;wo successive years. Amos
was born on tho u day Of August, 1911,
and was married to Elizabeth Keller,
daughter Of Christian Keller, also Of this
county, on the 21th Of February, 1885,.
During the latter par, Of biz lie be resided
in tho vicinity Of Millheim. Hepurchaso,l
the Judge Krydcr farm near tha, place,
residing there ior several ycars, and after
wards bought the John Foster property In
Millhcim, where be lived, engaging in the
mercantile business From lsGl to 1896
he filled the Office Of County Commissioner
In hi. death the community los, very
worthy member and useful citizen
The Fatehmaa .ays james Wallace
Duncan, E.q, formerly Of Bellefon,e,
died in Louisiana recently. Mr. Duncan
was lawyer by profession, tho son Of
James Duncan, formerly Of Spring Mlls,
and the grandson Of Thomas Duncan, sr.,
formerly Of Millheim. lie was broth
or Of the late John l. Duncan.
Mrs Harry Teats {. again mourning
the death OF ono OF her sisters, Mrs Em-
ma Wsrfel, Of East Germantown, Indiana,
who died on Wednesday, the "a instant,
only six months intervening between ;ha,
event and the death Of another sister who
resided at the same place and which was
announced in the DEMOCRAT at tho time.
We commiseraic with her in the sad be-
reAvement
DR. John Harris, United States Con.
sui at Venice, Italy, died at that place af.
ter lingering illness on the 2lst Of Feb.
ruary, aged 50 years, / month and %
days His wife is also said TO be in feeble
health. Both Dr.. Harris and his wife
have An extensive relationship with many
families in this place and in Huntington
TO whom the sad tidings will be a source o,
profound sorrow OF the many eminen,
virtues and talents OF the deceased too
much cannot be said. lie had filled the
position Of U. s Consul to Italy during a
period Of almost twelve years.
Mr.. Joseph Cannon, Of Port Matilda.
died on Monday morning last. He was 76
years of age and an excellent citizen. The
community in which he lived and the
Presbyterian church, OF which he was a
member, have lost valuable and faithful
friend.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17
The Gentre 4emntrat.
Thursday Morning, March II, 1881.

CoRRKsPoNDENcE containing important news solicit
ed from any part of the county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied by the real Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17

This Is the season when women take
occasion 10 inspect each others housekeep-
ing under pretencc Of hOuse.hunting.--Er.