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NEW YORK, December l5.--Cotton-Net re-
ceipts 2.35G bales; gross, lO,e09 bales. FUTURES
closed steady; sales $1,000 bales; Decemher,
e1I.99Gel2; January, sl2.li@sl2.ioi Fet-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Auditors Notice.

IN matter of the Estate of SCOTT
i WILLIAMS deceased:
The undersigned. Auditor appointed hv the orphans
Court % ascertain and report shat dshts "t i-ossni
remain unpaid and liens upon tho real estate, sill
attend 90 hi. dutt hi. office, IN H~il~f9nts. nu
SATURDAY, January u. A. II. lssl a, L. p'slnrk,A
which time and place al Parties Interested
ques,Sd to present their clAirns
SI-lw w G HEINLT. Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
NeW Advertisements.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS. n" Hon charles 4. Na,'r. Pre-.
d~hi Of the Court Il Common Plea Ui the 1fh l0azl
District ouutstiuE q the COUNTIES - Csuttr. Clinton
ard CleAfhrld. and the Hon samuel Iranrk md The
Hon John liysns Assrcatr Iudso. iu Centre tauLtg,
having issuei their prrrypt, t-Afiur dAto ~ day ~
brcsmlsr ltsn O. directed fat holding Court g
Oyer and TcrIniuaT and Grurtal jail brbrry aud
Quarter Sessions % the Pea. iD Ee.lc'aur. t The
county 81 Centre and g. rumtH'urr uu the , Huftb
Moudsy of January neat being the -lih day q augA.
~ ISL, aud g. continue iwo vreks Notice hereby
gwen u the t1ruuef Jusirs = To. Peace Aldermen
and Coustsil"s q aid rouutr - Centre that Ties ~
then and thsr" ia their proper pefss a. In prlnrk
In ~" forenoon q sad day ~ith their rafs iHgui.
stous eHatntuAtiuus. and their uuu Remembrance
g. d. thuze ihiuEs shirh g. fhor nre zllHfa.r fF
br done. and ihUsa uh0 are bound ,u fser. SEss g.
prusecats against ia" IrisaneFs thai sia 30 go
the jail Il Centre county. he then aBt ihrrr g. fs
cut" against them As sbail be Just.
Given under nay hand. Al H"llrnutr The giti aav ~
December. In the ysaf q lgui ls-1 ami tie aH"
hsHdrrd and fourth ysar Of the Iulepsud'urr 81 tho
United States.
'2-ii JOHS sPANsIRE sbsuH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Administrators Notice.

! ETTERS of administration having
II been Erautsd to tho undersigned the estate Il
JARED sTRuBLE, deceased. late of sFrinE io~nshiI,
Centre c1Gnty IA. all pstsons indebted g. sait Dc
ceased requested to make imm-diats Ty mont, sHI
all p~rsous having claims aEsinsi saii der~a.si ill
prr.rut them duly authenticated f1r settlement
4aaft JOHN VI FfEET Afmintsfratar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Auditors S Notice.

IN the matter of the estate of JOS
sHUEY. deceased
The uudsrsEnsi, appnini~.i g. AsesTtain tho lisus
agansi the real s-tat- q J,=sph sNg-y. AMI make
rr-.rt thsrsuf according 20 las vl meet Tho ,svsr'
interests! At N" ofrs - Alexander Bave Belle.
fnnte. MONDAY. January l.. ls.l. A. - \. "
h.-1W ELLIS T. uRNiS. Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
VICk'S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE

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Addre. JAMES WICK. Rochester. S.Y.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

GUITEAU's TRIAL-Mrs. Dunmire, the
former wife of Guiteau, was called to the
witncsses-stand Friday, and testified that
she had never noticed any insanity in the
assassin. DIR. Loring, of Washington, ocu-
list, testified that he had examined Gui-
tcau's eyes and had found in them no
evidence of a diseased condition of the
mind. DR.. Allan McLanc Hamilton. of
New York, testified that he had made
three personal examinationsofth the assassin,
and had found him to he man with no
apparent physical deformity He found
nothing whatever Indicating any congcni-
tai defect. He discovered none of the
usual signs of imbecility or insanity in the
contour of the head, the lines of the face
the teeth, roof of the mouth, nails or
tongue. DIR. Hamilton said the assassin
appeared to be like a man playing a
part" Guiteau at times behaved even
worse than usual, insulting the District
Attorney very grossly.
The trial was postponed Monday, until
to-day, on account of the death of jury
mans wife. Mr.. Scoville thinks it will
take two weeks yet to finish the case.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
Maryland Items.

Diptheria is raging in the lower part of
Cecil county.
Robert J. Jump has been appointed coun-
sci to the Caroline Commissioners.
The Legislature of Maryland will meet
on the first Wednesday, 4th day of January
next.
Rev. w. II. Warner, of the II. E. Con-
ference, is building his tenth church, at
Galena.
Alday Clements, of Kent, sold his short
horn cow, Maid Of Sharon" " for $3.50, and
Chester White pig for Sl2.
The new parsonage at St. Nichscl's is
finished and the pastor, Rev. J. L. Now
bray, has moved into it. Its cost was
s., 800 with $3.50 expended for furniture.
Dr.. Marshall, of Delaware, bought the
Shobe farm, fifty acres, in Cecil county.
last week, for 81 ,075, and sold it the same
day to Geo. Price, of Cecilton, for 81 500.
Mr. Henry Shreve. recently appointed
postmaster at Easton,. in place of Mr..
Council, turns out to be an Ohio man, and
has been in Easton only some four or five
years.
At the corner stone laying at Locust
Grove, Kent CO., they asked for $4OO and
obtained pledges for nearly 5000. Rev.
Martindale was in charge assisted by Revs.
Caldwell and Merritt
The appropriations asked for MARYLAND
herbor improvements include Chester
river, $G, 500; ChOptank river, $4,000: i'm
nrOVInO wotnr
lslsnd and Little Deals Island, $4,000.
Mr.. A. P. Stockley, of Elkton, has con-
tracted to furnish Hamilton Disst0n. of
Philadelphia, with eleven hundred tur-
keys, intended for Christmas presents to
the workmcn employed in his mandatory.
The Prohibitionists of Maryland arc so
encouraged with the result of local option,
that they intend to Try TO induce the
Legislature at its approaching session to
submit to the vote of the people at the
next election, prohibition amendment to
the Constitution of the State.
The marriage ceremony of Dir. Gusta-
vus X. Benson, of the we'll known firm of
Dodson & Benson, druggist, St. Michnl's.
and Miss Cora f. DodsOn eldest daughter
of Capt. f. n. Dodson, was performed in
the st. MichGl's NJ E. Church. by Rev. J.
e. Mowbray, on Tuesday evening last.
The new church at North East will be
dedicated January 18th, 1882. Bishop
Simpson is announced to preach on the
occasion. A fine audience room elegantly
fTescoed, large lecture-room, with infant
school room attached, a tower and bell. all
combine to make this ediiice prominent
one on the Wilmington district.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

That poor bedridden, invalid wife, sister,
mother or daughter can be made the pic
ture of health by few bottles of Hop
Bitters. Will you let them suffer? when
so easily cured.
Progress, the pride of Colonel Forney's
later years, is to be continued, very appro-
priately, by his son, Mr.. John w. Forney,
Jr., gentleman emincntly qualified for
the task of catering to the tastes of the
reading public. He was trained on the
Press. of which he was during its palmiest
days the managing editor.
A telegram from Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
states that Mary L. Magnes, a student
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, had been accu-
SEQ by the officers of Vassar College of
stealing $175 at various times from other
students. She confessed, but begged that
her father should not be informed. He
was, however, informed, but before his ar
rival the young girl died of paralysis of
the heart.
There is an appropriateness in the invita-
ton OF the Joint Committee of Congress
to Mr.. Blaine to deliver the Grafton at the
memorial services in honor of President
Garfield which all will recognize. The
friendship between Garfield and Blaine
began when they entered Congress togeth-
er in December, 1868, and was never once
broken, or even disturbed, up to the time
of Garfeld's death.
A body of masked men calling them
selves " Regulators" or " knights of the
SWITCH have been operating in Harrison
county, Ind, applying the switch to any
person they deemed deserving of such
treatment. A few nights ago, at Corydon,
Ind, they severely whipped a man named
Borden. The following night they again
made their appearance, and, seizing Bor-
dem step-daughter, 10 years of age, and
putting rope around her neck, they led
her to a tree and demanded that she should
reveal certain secrets. Upon her refusal
they hanged her by the neck twice until
she was nearly dead. Not succeeding in
getting a confession they rode away.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

When the court at Wilmington, adjourns
on Friday evening next, it will be to meet
again on Monday January 30th, to hear
argument in the Delaware City church
case.
Messrs. Henderson s. Sperry, the former
at one time connected with the New York
Eceaiag Post, have purchased the Silver
Building in Wilmington, at q cost of
$4,000. They have also purchased the
Morning Netos, and will take possession in
January. The paper will be enlarged and
sold at two cents per copy.
The Delaware Game Association have
received 600 live quail from North Caro-
lima for distribution. They expect to get
about 5000 altogether. The object of the
game association is to have the birds
turned loose, and members of the associa-
ton, and farmers who give assurances of
good faith can secure birds by applying at
the Office of George Churchman, the Sec
retary, on East Water street, Wilmington.
Samuel 4. Macallister, Esq, is out in q
card in the Republican papers announcing
himself as Il candidate for the Republican
Mayorality nomination and is the first
officially in the field. r. c. Fraim will
probably contest the field with Col. Macal-
lister and BENZ. S. Clark, George Richard
son, Geo. w. Stone, John c. Patterson,
Esq, and others are incidentally mention
ed. There is some talk of the two factions
of the party uniting on Prof. S. J. Wiley,
of the Boys High School, as a compromise
candidate. On the Democratic side J.
Parke Postles, JOS. l.. Carpenter, Jr., and
Harry Sharpley, are the only mayorality
candidates thus far entioned.-Ga=ette
WILMINGTON REPUBLICANS AT PEACE.
The Republican Peace Commission,
composed of Messrs. Christian Febiger,
Edward Belts, Benz. Nields, Geo. Richard
soa, Daniel James and Henry Mendinhall,
have concluded their labors, and Saturday
announced the City Republican Executive
Committee they selected to take the place
of the rival committee, representing the
Baker and Hastings factions, previously
i'll existence. In making their selection
the Commission took twenty-five names
from each of the lists presented by the
riyil committees. thirteen from the roll OF
the Young Mems Republican Club, and
the other three names from the city at
large. Henry c. McLear, is chairman,
James a. Anderson, Secretary, and R. II
EUbanks, Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
FOR RENT.

Peruvian affairs. are simplifed some
what by the resignation and departure
of Pierola, unless itshould turn oVt that,
like Calderon, he has left Vice-Presi-
dent behind him to set up claim to the
shadow ct authority which he possessed.
Practically there is no Government in
Peru, except such as is administered by
the philian commandegs. who appear 10
be in no hurry 20 reconstitrte. the civil
power of the nation they have conquered,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
CHURCH SERVICES.

. METHODIST Observation-Disclosures
ASsrMll " and p. VI. sunday SehOOi-9 !. H. and
d W. PRAYER Meeting Tuesdays at P. NJ. Rev
Tlbn D. Rigg Pastor
'S-,r.s PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL---Sunday-Pre
ST. ri I1'. A. NJ and 734 r.a. WedneSday-124 p NJ
Ing a. nay-g% AN Sunday SchOol-2P. Il. Rev.
~, 4 Iiur,lOn, Rector.
'-,,.rrrt ,S-Sunday- at lOlZ A. NJ: and
PEhS>Sn' sunday School, P. ". PRAYER Meeting
1rI3Idays at 7lEP. N. Rev. J. I. Umsted. Pastor
,'runl,c.-odl Fellows Hall-second sunday 20 o.
CLInut.' month at 10 \. NJ, and P. NJ Rev Geo.
: Bradford, Pastor.
-s<x1,1. METHODIST EPISCOPAL tCOlored)-sun-
CES,.hHpreaching at 1919 A. NJ. and P. II. Rev Ueo
II, Waters, Pastor.
AFSTSS;L ~ a N. and ~ p. NJ. Rev. Jacob W. WiIks-
helms Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

In Rochester, New York, Sunday, Bish-
op u. j. McQuaid denounced the Irish
land league as revolutionary and unworthy
the support of Catholics in either America
or Ireland. He severely criticised Rev.
Mr.. Sheehy and the recent Chicago con-
vention as being directly in opposition to
the principles of good govefme1f and the
viii Of the head of the church.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
RING OUT, YE BELLS!
By HANNAH conDINGToN.

Ring ont. We bells. We Christmas bells,
Your glad and happy story
Ring cnt. with peals OF holy mlrth.
Your song 10 al the listening earth
Now far and wide yOnr echoes fling.
And wake each lasgard heart. to sing
Hoennna 20 the little Child
The Lord of Life ard GlCry!
Oh. sweet the sound OF Christmas bells
And sweet the music Of their swe.ls,
Which tells this happy story!
Gods wnnd-1us gift to us is this
Pear Babe, so pure and holy!
Long years ago, ON Bethlehems plains,
The shepherds heard angelic strains,
ProcIaiTiing Jesus Christ was born
Their blessed song is ours this morn
HoSaHna TO the little Child
The Lord of Life and Glory!
oh. sweet the sound of Christmas bells.
And sweet the music of their swells,
Which tells this happy story!
Golden Days.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
News Items.

Secretary Of State Frelinghuysen took
possession of his Office Monday.
Nine young persons in. Wisconsin and
two others in Massachusetts, were drowned
Monday, while skating.
After much flattery Guiteau allowed his
beard to be shaved Sunday, and q plaster
cast made of his face and head.
Benjamin Harris Brewster was, Monday
confirmed as Attorney General and I q
Bancroft Davis as Assistant Secretary of
State.
Justice Horace Gray of the Msssachus-
etts Supreme Court, has been appointed
to succeed Justice Clifford, of the Supreme
Court
Both Houses of Congress Yesterday
passed bill providing that in the District
OF columbia, when legal holiday falls on
sunday 1t shall be observed on the follow.
ing Monday.
Yesterday the President sent to the
senate the name Of ex-senator Howe. of
Wisconsin, to be Postmaster General. in
place OF Thomas, l. James, of New York
resigned. Mr.. Howe is stalwart.
No1Vbp NHllam curtis lectured in Buf-
lalo last week before very large audi.
ence on Civil Service reform. He Swei-
coined President Arthur into the reforn
ranks ana trusted to see him carry ous
tae declaration of his inaugural mes
DIR. Isaac J. Hayes, the weII-knovn
Arctic explorer, died on Saturday morning
OF heart disease, at the house of a friend
in New York city. DIR. Hayes was ma
tive of Chester, Pa, and graduated from
the University Of Pennsylvania in 1859
with the degree of NJ. ID.
Since the disclosures concerning the cor
rupt practices in the Philadelphia tax
office were made j.: G. Crump. late chief
clerk, refunded TO the Central Soup So
Glety 5000 ,wTongfpliy exacted for taxes
ft IS saia that the money. to- make fhis
payment was loaned him by exsTax.Re-
ceiver Smith. -. -
Mother has recovered y wrote an Illi-
nois girl to her Eastern relatives. ''M She
took bitters for long time but without
any good. SO when she heard OF The
virtues of Kidney. Wort she got d box and
II has completely cured her 90 that she
can. 90 as muchswoak aow as sl1e could
htibfe we moved West. Since she has
got we'll everyone about hele is taking it.''
See adv
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
SECRET SOCIETIES.

u..,,ox, LODGE. No IS. A. F. A. M-Meets First and
Third Thursday evenings Of each month, at
o'clock.
Friday evening, at o'clock.
,,cn,SyEiL ENCANPMENT. M. 2.-Meets Second and
"TCarth Tuesday evenings each month at clock.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
Notice to Advertisers.

Persons having Advertisements, or wanting
changes in their advertisements, in the TIMES,
will please have them IN the office BY Tuesday
afternoon, at 5 clock.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
(llticura
Blood POisonings, Scrofulous Ulcers
and Itching RumOrs, Assesses
and Glaudular Swellings.
LEAD POISONING.

Mr. Albert Eingshury. Keene " H. troubled with
bad humnr on hands and neck caused BY lead pois-
oning. (lie's painer At times it would break out
crack open, and the skin separate from the flesh i'm
large pieces. suffering great continual itching and
stingiig Purchased your remedies; used Cuiicura
Resovent internally. and Cutcura and Cutcura Soa2
externelly. aud In less than three months effected n
complete cure, and has not been troubled since Cor
n H. N'
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
ATS, MICE
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnersbip heretofore existing between
Thomas Buckmaster and John Mcguire under fhe
firm name of Buckmaster & Magnirc Is thiS day ds.
solved BY mutual CONSENT. iWER EEs - T
=. 81 faE s.t THOMAS BUCxAfAsTER.
JOHN MAGufREi ~
CLAYTON. DEL. December 10, lS&E nv.
INDR RENT. 1.-The Blacksmith aia Wheelrsaht shon
H. At Clayton, for rent and the stock Tor sale.
THOMAS BUCKMASTER =
MSYRNA, DBL
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
GREATEST ONEAIITH.

j. ". Adams, Newark. Ohio, says: "Cutcura Rene.
dies are the greatest medicines on Garth Had the
worst case salt rheum in this country. My mother
had 1t twenty years. and in fact died from H. /
believe Cuticura would have saved her life NV arms
breast and head. covered for three years which
nothing relieved or cured until used the Cutcura
ReS0lven Internally. and Cutcura and Cnticura Soap
externally.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
The Nutmeg Crater.
by THE BARD or TOWER HALL

III bAhD VI IOWEk HALL
There lived in Maine my native State
will not name the town
plump and hearty country girl,
Well known as Be sy Brown.
She rise. JpiihOut the ait q gelSt
As rosy as the dawn.
And SW Getty g. the lark She sang
wClcnBe To the mora.
A Yankee lad for BeSSy sghed
And wished her heart &, win
He owned cafringe-1waS caTt
From whit he rs<lfletl tim.
nutmeg CRATER he did give
To Bessy, aud he said
when You nutmeg CRATE on this,
Then tnipk OF Yankee Jed"
Fair BeNy sought th, hOnSe. and she
Her mother did aStound
she gated up the nutmegS all.
Which in the house she found:
And. when her mothers little stock
She'd grated all way,
The last red cent she had aa esrth
For nutmegs she did pay.
The Yankee called agalR, 10 see
If l3eSsy. young and saiR.
Would take a ring, and as his wife,
The ring tUSeveI wear. s.-...
lie asked her fOndly If she would, f.t.t
And Joy his hea rt did I'M. .t4ti.I.
For BeSsS answered :" Yes Ssree
] rather guess will e r. 4
81 reckon. then" said Yankee Jed
We will lie splteed this Fall
To PhiladelphIE III send
And hay at Tower Hall.
sNiI of CLOTHES that can't be beat,
Unless Ipy pretty wife
Should use the brnom-Stick on her Jed,
For 'w0man's rights in strife"
He hought the suit, and by squire
Were Joined the happy twain
They live and love within q cot
Away Down East" in Maine
Upsn q pleasant. grassy slope
Their humble cottage stands;
A Teddy Ir.. in Il plays. -
A qrcter in his hands. sr ~ -Fg
And Bessy TO her baby SfnssS
my darling, you aSasmalA
But you will grow ard soon wiz wear
Some clothes feoIn, TpWsy Esl;s
For as your Gather made me his
In wedding sllft fsOm there, r., fe-u- -
Ills sseoa Ssssif. my nttIe Jed. z A@ 70
No,Qther clothes shall wear"
9gR NEw Stock or Fall CIQEFrls Mift be found
n Inspection 10 comprise all Ssle prices and qaali
les. and 70 be superior ge9Rnal8y " any preyio&
Iock. We have the choies and best selection OF al
lew AND DKEssY sTYLka oH SulrfS1s 70 be found ;
he city. at Tower HAAk Sos. 5ls and $50 MARKET
treet, CARTIER MAS1EN q ALLEN.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
CUEICU RA

and cuicuTa sosp externally and Culiemra Resolyent
internally viii positively every species Of lInmor
ir'in Common Pimpe TO Scrofllla. Price of Cjti.
cnra; small boxes 5Gc large boxes. $780, Culicura
cura shaving Soap I5c
Depot. WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

Among the bills to be introduced in the
House, were four against polygsmy>
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
IS&ORTAGTS.

II. L Carpenter Esq. Henderson, " y cured Of
Psoriasis or Leprosy Of twenty years standing hy the
Cuticura Res0yeHt Internally. and Cuticura and Cu-
cura Soap externally. The most wonderful case on
record Cure certified to before Justice Of the peace
and prominent citizens All afflicted with itching
aud scay diseases should send to ms for this testmo
nial in NIL.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

Feo such crhi5its this made country None
can supss IN MtTdmc, ray and interest. Tie almost
perfect system to ch tie business reGuced inslrcs the most
4romt careful and economical! sergice Of all patrons
The prices beyond coatrorersy as the goods can be
conrccd from prOdcer to consumer, m methods Of chcopiaq
pci Ia haOa to tie most
GlodTntoa Of prices, primarily has he Of
Ocsd and success has uihel f1c for st further lopcring
Of prices hie gng the additional QdranageS conieacncc
comfort and despatch an oil transactions.
There is hy all o desire should share in the
advantages hch are offered by this greet mart Of skicn