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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Philadelphia Markets.

PHtLipnrHil January le 1881.
In hreadstuEs to-day, the Only change sss slight
advance in wheat
FLcra-Fiour is quiet and unchanged sales oi
Ito bsfrels. including Minnesota extFas at Ssts g.
Uf medium 30 fancy eiear and At sGh 2sfor eilsacs
penusyIvania sxua family sseEa9S. western do Al
tAaon6 p. and patents aiss621Sas Rye -four is
s,esdy At e. per bafFrl
GAsfS.-Wheai is IN fair demand and &c per bushsl
higher. ssies uf Atoo bushels, Including rejected
ai sll0@e1l.0t, red and amber. track. al o. iha
1.t6a4. and b00 bushels No red, elevator at 81
A. the epeu board nrsi call co.. bushels IsbnaSy zod
A. sIls; sore bushels February At sitss. sl 10 wa.
hia for January Nlsst Tor Fsbruafy and q 1ltS Cor
March Rye is steady At NC for psuusyisaaia.
sEEps-ClOver is steady small sales Ai 7esc. &c
fair % fancy. Timothy remains ~ iAst qHuted
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The first accident from heavy accumu-
lations Of snow which has come TO our
knowledge this winter occurred at Cole
willie on Saturday. The portable steam
saw mill at that place, operated by Mr..
VIM. y. Ecklcy, was not sufficiently strong
to support the weight Of snow which had
gathered on the roof, and At noon on that
day it was crushed in, entirely demolishing
the building. Fortunately the accident
occurred at an hour when the employees
we're absent, or Io.s Of life might have
been the result.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The climate Of Manitoba, from whence
the cold weather comes, is 50 salubrious
that Hammond, The Evangelist, preached
there this winter, in tho open air, when
the thermometer was l0s below zero, with
out suffering any III effects. The groceries
at Scchler & Co. store are so pure and
delicious that YOU can eat double the usual
quantity Of them during the day and then
take lunch at midnIght.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
.NcU Advertisements.
Farm for Sale.
HAVING determined to Farm

L y nv NtktINlLtt 70 - ! arm
i l,s. land ana fam 3, better - ,.s .sts-rl.sr
aHrrt ~ .ais rrs sf DE-. ty. farm. t. mos, ,,f,,.
IS HOWARD TOWNSHIP
Tlls farm .s located .- i,, -.rfl ado .f ga. p,l5
Earls ,fs,t. H,srIy .rr..,s flo f.,.-gH ~ Jf,,srs
II Fa4 q f-arta. q %. red. Oh She ey.l vsfb. t.s
h.al vls.l never ass-e.vs
u contain, -. ar., ~ land rs.-r . .s. sf.sst 1s9
@. pfigh it CLEARED No r.-Iz.-.r.- .. ,,..l.s-F
Is. vol va,rrsf. aa,.rs 1....r,. ,t. --,.l s..-,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Auditors Notice.

IN the matter Of the exceptions 20
/ The Arcouni Il JAS c. B0AL ssa CATHERINE
BURST administrators A D. l. =. q the estate Of
FErER DUnST, aseeassa
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the OsrhAas Ceuft II CENTRE county 10 fssx anu the
esosptlans ana make as1fhuticu uf thc balance IL
the hands q the aucapnfaat wii attend - 1T. dntfes
- his efHes. iu Bellsisuie an SATURDAY anunArv
~ ISL 81 IL sos0k A. NJ a. Nbiga time aad fEacs
al parties interested may attend.
i-sv II. 4, MCKEE Anaiior.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

No more sick chickens Save your
poultry and cure them Of disease, tv usinr
Roberts Poultry Powder II has never
failed 70 cure Cholera, and all diseascs 70
which fowls are subject. Price - cent
per package For sale by all druggists.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

At The present time when there are 20
many worthless linamcnu in the market,
II would be well 10 inquire which j. the
bcsi. This will be- found in " y. Robert 3
kmbr"cAilon 1t h. = phnacea for ailments
that require rubbing either on man or
beast. Price 35 cents per bottle
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The Centre County Pomona Grange
will meet ut Centre Hall, on Tuesday next,
the 18th inst Three sessions will be held
10 a. N. and l:g0 and Z P. ". by order
of l.. RHoSE, ". NJ
JAMES a. KELLER, Sec.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

When you come TO Bellefonss call at
Lyon & CO.'s and see the largest and finest
stock OF oyercoap that can be- found out
side Of Philadelphia. We have them 1T
81 10 aud S375. We have brown beaver
oyercoais nt s. - and $3.50 You can't
beat them anywhere clse at S7.50 and Sg.
We have the finest blue and black beaver
overeohts. We have reyersible Oycrc0at.
two sides 10 wcar out, or two coats in one.
We have the beet chinchiia oyorcoa's nj
- 90 you ever faw they are worth 81 -
$40 We can fh0w you over 81 900 worth
oi oVercoats. LTD. & Go.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

CORRESPONDENTS. containing important news, solicit.
ed from any part OF the county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied 10y the real IL the
writer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

% viatcr, ruler Of the inverted YEAR,
sThy soA,tsr~d hair with sleet like ashes hllea.
Thy breath conEealsd upon thy lips, thy cheeks
Frnged with beard made whlte Sith other
Than thpse of age thy forehead wrapped IN clouds.
lesaess branch thy sceptre. aad thy throne
4 slidinE car. indebted 70 wheels.
IN, urged on by storms along iis slippey way.
l love thee. all nnlovsiy ss thou sccm'st
And dreaded as thou art -C0wprz.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The position Of County superintendent
of Public Schools will be vacant next May
Our present Superintendent, Prof Henry
Meyer, has given great satisfaction, and
everybody would DO pleased with his re-
election. Should he not desirc TO serve,
there were several gentlemen--and ladies,
too--among the teachers whom We noticed
at the recent Institute, who would orna-
ment that honorable office,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Business Notices.

Why are horses and cattle after taking
Roberts Hors" Powder ike a new lagu.
dried shirt' Because they look sleek and
clean.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The people Of Altoona were thrown
into buzz Of excitement last Sunday by
the passage through that city Of two Of
the greatest attractions Of the present day.
The principal one was that artistic shadow,
Sarah Bernhard, and the other Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Thumb and their infant child.
The ethereal Sarah contrived to faint just
as she arrived at the magnificent railroad
city aud was thus shielded from the curi-
Gus gaze Of the crowd Tho Liliputian
couple and infant elected the usual admi-
ration.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

tue fHlIhdeIphla Branch.
On Tuesday night of last week the
Logan Hose Company elected the follow
Ing otilcers 10 serve for the ensuing year
President, II. D. Yergor Vice President,
Thomns Shaughcnsy Secretary, William
II. HillIbish TREASURER, G. M. Helslcr (;
Chief j, b. Sourbcck; lst Assistant,
John Dawson ~ Assistant, II. Iiaupi 4;
ID Assisthnt, II. Jackson; 4lh Assistant,
John English Piugmcn, Richard IIaupl
aud J G. Brachbill
Men and boys suit. 10 suit the mil.
lions at the Philadelphia Branch.
No MORE HAED TINEs.-lf you will
stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich
food and style, buy good, healthy food,
cheaper and better clothing get more real
and substantial thiugs Of life every WAY,
and especially stop the fooish habit Of en-.
ploying expensive, quack doctors or using
80 much Of the vile humbug medicine tha,
does you only harm, bu, put your trust in
iha; simple, pure remedy, Hop Bitter (,
that cures always at "a triAing cost, and
you will see good times and have good
health. .-Chroujcl,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

"A full line OF mems and boys' cloth
Ing at the Philadelphia Branch.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13


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this county. on the 22d Of ls.t March. in
company with his .on.in.Iaw. Mr.. Rnrick
I lie was then eighty.faur wears OF age. and
it was his desire TO spend his last dnv.
among his children and Grandchildren,
most Of whom reside in that section. Hi.
wish was grauHcl, and wc hope the care
and affection !nyishcd upon him by hi.
children was sufficient compensAtion FOR
tho sacrifice made BY him in the departure
/ from the home Of his birth infancy, youth
and manhood IIu birthplace was in the
vicinity Of Aarousburg, this county.
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vile oi Nh VI. }. Williams, Of Martha
Furnace TINS county, occurred at her home
IN mat place on Christmas day. About
three weeks previous TO her dccea'e che
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/ no, been heard or .iucr. Tho last tho fam
/ lily Jaw If her wa, abou, tho time Of the
arrival Of the express train from Tyrone.
/ The s,crfather, Mr.. Jane. Hcskc,h. ha.
been fond of tho Girl and ,b. ,ro,b., bs,
been Kind and iudnic"ni, 50 that no cause
can be assigned for her voluntary absence.
Tho mother is IN great distress and any
. information that may lead q her where
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iicye-Mr. james Htllibi.h, the cKccllcn;
and capable butcher in the employ of Mr.
T.. Tyson, was united in marriage to Ms.
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The annual meeting of the Bellef0nts
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

] tuTneu last SATURDAY Hlkht iIo'" "'' 'i''s
in Philadelphia. IIc was accompanied by
his brother Richard, of Coauvlle, who
will spend short time at his patcrnal
home in this place.
Mis- Ida Furcy, who has been spend
ing her school vacation at her homo in
Pleasant Gap, returned on Wednesday 10
continue her studies at tho Lewisburg Sem
mary. She was accompanied on her re-
turn by Miss Eflio Hamilton also Of Pleas
ant Gap, who will hereafter become stu
dent at that popular institution.
General james a. Beaver will be in
Wcllsboro, TioGa county, tomorrow,
where he will deliver an address to the
surviving members of TIE 4ith Pcnnsylvn.
MIA Veteran Volunteers, who will hold IA
reunion on that occasion.
Senator c. I. Alexander spent Sunday
last at his home in this place, enjoying "A
pleasant recreation after his important
legislative duties Of the previous week.
lie looks more than ever like Senator in
his new high silk hat.
--Rev. ). t. Furst, OF the Lutheran
church, preached for Rev. William Laurie,
of the Presbyterian church, last Sunday
evening, tho latter being the victim Of
bad cold which incapac,tatcd him from
performing that duty.
Mr. Hiram Hotter has about completed
arrangements to open his cigar store in
Philipsburg.
--Ex. Sheriff William L. Musscr, Of
Millhcim, accompanied by Ev.Shcrif
Shucy, Of Lebanon county, paid Bcllcfoutc
visit this week Tho Sheriff has many
old friend, here to give him warm greeting
whenever he comes.
Mrs. Margaret Mayer, mother OF
President Judge Chas A Mayer, celc-
brated her cighlicth birthday on Monday.
Rev. Heck and lady, Of Pine Grove,
celebrated their crystal wedding. on the
evening Of December -. It va, happy
occasion.
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Fcrguson-A J. Orudorf, March H.
Snow Shoe-D. II. Ncrger March L..
PENN. If. Rcif.nydcr. March Is.
Naikor-M. Shaii'r, March II
Harri.-F. Potter. March II.
burnside. j. Newcomer March II.
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ruary ..
| NiCE'- Floral GuIuE-Of the many
Guide and seed and Plan, Catalogues sent
out by our Sredsmcu and Nurserymcn,
and that are doin. 80 much to inform the
people and beau,iry and enrich our coun.
try, none are so beautiful, none so in.
structive as Tick's Floral Guide. Its "a.
per is the choicest, its illustrations hand.
some, and given by the hundred, while ils
,bon,b co.,ir, h,, loco,,. &. ha,5.or,o
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The GAG a. NJ. express train arrived
two hours late yesterday morning, the de.
tention being caused by the train running
of tho track two miles this side Of How
ard--the usual place for accidents of that
description. What Is the matter with the
Bald Eaglc Valley railroads and why is
Il that most Of the casualties occur al that
particular place.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

SrElSg Mill, ITEWs.--TLc officials Of
the l.. x T. H. K. have pu; second train
on the Lcwisburc and Spring Mills end Of
their road. They were compelled 10 DO this
20 accommodate the iucrcafcd bu.incss over
/ their line.
The parties from LAurclton, who made
the hrst purchase from Gen. Gregg at bis
Centre Hill mines, have commenced ship
ping their ore
Robert Duncan has stocked bis new
stor" room with a large assortment Of now
I good,, which be Offers to his customers al
exceedingly low prices. From the num-
ber Of rigs that may be seen hitchcd in
front of his csisblshm"ni almost every
day, it s evident that his old friends have
not deserted him.
MIR. Geo. A. R1nA, who is Mrs. Bar
croft agcn; FOR her Spring Mills property,
has been making extensive repairs 70 the
cri.t mill No. only the machinery, but
tho entire inside of the building has been
/ romodclod. \ large Howe" platform
scales has been put up below the mill It
+ Is the intention Of the prcpric,ors 10 deal
in grain. Spring mills will ;tcn have
/ four grain doPais. BY the way, Why {. it
1 that several farmers from the ucighborhood
Of Bclefon'" bring their grain hcrc7 l.
the price better, or docs their grain hold
ou, In weigh; better
The Evangelical Association is hold.
ing series of proirsc,ed meetings at
Green Grove church about mile northeas,
Of Penn Hall \ number Of persons have
presented themselves a; the altar Of prayer,
or "mourncrs bench 81 it il commonly
called, and the interest in tho work in
crcascs as the meetings progress. sts
PLEASANT Gar JoTTtNgs Your re-
porter Of lasi week forgot TO mention that
some unprincipled sneak thief stole very
beautiful cake belonging 20 poor widow
who had spent the savings of many days
In chance FOR the best cake. At the
drawing she held the lucky number and
got the cake. Daring an unguArded mo-
ment on her part the much coveted prize
disappeared. 1t is bad enough 10 steal
from those who can afford TO lose, but Ian.
gusgc fails to apply the proper epithe, &c
the parties who are mean enough 10 steal
from lonely widow and orphan shame
oh shsmc, where is thy blush
--Ilaag, Slime & Zeigler, under the su.
peFsision Of Abe, better known "a the
black pest, did some fancy butehering last
week-ive porkcrs and two monster bul.
locks. SAusagcs and pudding are numcrou,
at ye hotel.
The arst grand hop Of the season came
Off at Haag's Hall last Thursday night
9Th instant. Three sled loads Of Milesbure
nobility united with the "bloods" Of the
Gap and composed the party. All passed
of in good order.
Prof Philippi's show, on Saturday
evening, ives slimly attended on account
Of religious meeting In tho NJ. +. church
Of this place. The meetings are still in
progress. SHIN BoSE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

We have the Guc.t stock Of suits in
black diagonal, blue check and other dark
good, heavy winter Iu.ts We can show
you the largesi and beet stock IN the
county and guarantee them 20 per cent.
cheaper than any other house
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The latest style IN hats and caps b,
the Philadelphia Branch.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

Spring woolcns now ready Earl
orders collected. Money saved.
lP-,f MoSTGowEEY & Co. Tailor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

RY virtue of snndry writs of Levari
ID Tacias Issued out II ihs Court q Comn,n Pleas
vf Centfs county. and directed. there sill be
f.rLl.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

The annual meeting of tho stockhold-
crs Of the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad
Company was held on Monday last in
Lock Haven. Tho number OF directors
was increased from six to ten. A ballot
for officers TO serve the ensuing year re-
suited as follows
Presidential. a. Mackey.
Direetors--Thomas a. Scott, a. G.. Cur
tin, John Irwin, Jr., James Gamble, &.
A. Mayer, George B. Roberts, John T..
Green, james Duffy, j. w. Du Barry,
Strickland kneass
Secretary aHd Treas'r-- Edmund Blanch-
ard Esq.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

Three prize eggs found their way to
this Office to-day. Theincentive to this
egg flow was an item printed Thursday
about a mammoth chickens egg OF
unusual excellence. The trio of eggs
on hand just now would make a youth
dance with joy about Easter time.
One is 74x89 inches in diameter, OF
beautiful proportions. and weighs AZ
ounces. Another, with a little thin
ness toward one end, is the same in
diameter, but weighs half an ounce
less. The third weighs 4 ounces, and
is KS inches in diameter. The eggs
are the product of a brood Of choice
hens, who have a habit Of turning out
a fine lot of the same kind, and always
rich in flavor, full of choice meat,as it
were. They are owned by Mrs. Jami-
son, on Mosby street, and the lady is
naturally proud of her property ,as she
deserves TO be.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07
Police Points.

A dozen cases were tried this fore,
noon.
The railing in the police court has
been set back, and. the great un-
washed have lessroom IT, witness the
proceedings.
A vagraut was sent down for one
hundred days, and another Tor twice
that time.
Detective McCune returned last
night with Richsr I'd Hale in charge.
The case was worked up by r. j.
Stroud, the js;llor at Trenton, Tenn,
the marshal OF which place showed a
suspicious negligence in the matter.
six or seven dead dogs in the alley
near Beale an d Linden street" came.
a telephone message to the station
house this morning.
Notwithstanding the general cussed-
ness Of the convict laborer, the work
house farm is making rapid progress,
the levee broke there rot long
since, and overlooked four hundred
acres Of newly planted cotton, but il
has been planted again, and a stalk
with four leaves was exhibited by
Guard Foster this forenoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

Personal.
DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases,
Do East Court street.. st
F, r. Golson, New Orleans G. j.
Selden and Il. r. Gavin, St. Louis,
are among tho visitors to our city at
present.
James L. Barton, democratic nom
inee for sheriff of CritLendcn county,
is making an active canvass, He spoke
at Scanlan's and other points below
during the last few days, and holds
forth to-day at Hopefeld.
DR.. Gabbert, formerly of Memphis,
has returned and will practice his
profession in connection with DR.. AL.
Kimbro, under the firm name of Kim
bro & Gabbert. DR.. G. will be found at
their Office, 1914 Main st. DR.. Kimbro's
residence, 18l Vance st. g.
Mrs. H. H. Benner, widow Of the
late Lieutenant Benner, whose name
became so famous in connection
with the epidemic of 1878, passed up
this morning on the steamer Guiding
Star, going home. Mrs. Benner has
been on a visit to her husbands grave
at Vicksburg, and did not stop over
here, as it was supposed she would.
Mr.. Ed f. Sisson, of Chattanooga,
southeastern passenger agent Of the
great Iron Mountain Route. is in the
city onssa business trip. He represents
a popular route, which connects Mem
phis directly with st. Louis, and
thence to the northwest and south.
west, and is one of the most efficient
railroad men that ever comes along.
To secure a stylish and seasonable
hat at lower rates than elsewhere, call
on Martin Cohen, 2l9 Main. His
assortment Is very large, enabling a
purchaser to make a satisfactory selec
ton. Mems, boys and children's
headgear in straw, MANILA, leshorn,
felt, silk, ETC., ETC., from the leading
factories in quantities to supply the
million, can be found at Martin
Cohen's.
Leslie Budget, Fashion Bazaar and
Pleasant Hours for June, and Travel
lers' Guide for May, are some of the
late publications that can be found at
Billy Lieben's newsstand, 1861 Main
street. He also has aIfull supply Of late
illustrated papers, d%ailies, novels, Sea-
side Library, etc., etc. Billy receives
orders for any book or paper in the
United States at publishers prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07
THE CITY.
saturday event oE, May. 7, INsl.'
LEDGER LINES.

st. Patrick's picnic Monday.
The barbecue season has come.
New maple sugar. Lyle & Shields.
Decoration day a week from to.mor-
row.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Home grown strawberries. Buck
ham & Campbell.
Communicate with Marx & Bens-
dorf by telephone.
Shelby county strawberries. Buck.
ham & Campbell.
The B. BIS will play beyond the
city limits tomorrow.
Lytle & Shields receive the finest
strawberries coming to market.
Too much pistol aud gun shooting
after nigAtfall, by a large majority.
Showers fell all around our circle.
and not far away, last evening.
As the atmosphere warns up people
talk Of e shore and mountain tor
visits.
Charleston railway stock was quoted
up to 74sc in New York this fore.
noon.
Only a few NANCY CANNES have ye.
bit the dust. The tribe needs thin
ming out badly.
Bishop Quintard 10 to preach to th,
soldiers at st. Mary's church on Pop
lar street tomorrow.
Out Of door sports grow more an,
more popular, while in. door pastime
attract thin patronage.
The work Of enlarging and improv
ing Calvary Episcopal church is to b,
commenced next week.
Lake Erie salmon, red snappers anc
Spanish mackerel at Victor D. Fuchs
80 and Al Jefferson street.