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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-02
Z AND OFFICE,
IL CrUOkstOn, Mimi, jar. L, 1881.

II CrUOkstOn, Mimi, Jan. +, 1ESl.
Notice is hereby given that acknowledgement
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof IN support Of his claim, and that said
proof will lie made before ,hs Register and Re
ceiver L. ?. Land Office at Crookston Mimi
on the Esd day Of February 1881, viz: IA
ZElLE GERNAlS, Pre-. y: :. No 279; for the
se i OF sec Z, 7 l56, K ~. lie names the fol-
wing witnesses to prov" his continuous resi-
dcnce upon and cultivation of said land viz
E]yrar Sevegary, Edmond Forget, y Legnul!,
Louit Ssrden, all of Middle River, T. 0. Mar
shall Co. MINI.
S-122 Mel. THos. c. SHApLE,aH, Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-02

Frank Vets general. store in
Grand Forks, was burned to the
ground last week, the fire
is supposed to have origin.
ated from a defective chimney.
Loss over and above insurance
about $4,000. .......
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-02
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Henry Ward Beecher has refused
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-02

There arc five hundred moulders
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-02

There are only 500 parrots in
Kansas, who would like a place in
the coming cabinet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-02
Measuring Hay.

Measuring Nay.
Agricultural Department Pioneer Press.
Will you please give me rule to
measure hay in the stack?
w. DAVIS.
Ans.-New mown hay will re-.
quire greater bulk for a ton than
that which is settled. Hc.c is 8
rule which is tolerab!c safe to fol-
low:
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Suhsc'ihe Tor the SHxAv.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

PLEASANT Car J0TTISos.-Th audi
tors have made the annual settlement of
our township accounts am sorry TO say
the result Of the audit IL not sAusfactory
70 the people Our officers have not been
a. prudent as they should have been In er-
pending the public funds. They have
some enormous biils-the medical bill. for
instHncc, which Is almost 500 for the
treatment Of the poor alone. This il rath-
81 high when the same Is now contracted
Tor by the came parties for 500. They
vii have 20 make an explanation before
another election, or the people will not
give them the same chance again. Bot
this Is only another instance Of radical
RUE. We did not expect anything else,
'"r ''ke their brethren everywhere, they
''' IKE to feed from the public crib.
Inc NE Insurance agent, Mr.. Mus
'eIm' from Union county, was greatly
sufpfised 70 learn that one Of the old neu
whom he intended 70 get a. IA subject had
9'el year ogo but said Il did no, make
much difference as he had the uames or
several subjects in his pocket for sale
good old fellows who would die soon. We
no" have resident agent in this place
"Ao 10 doing good deal Of canvassing.
ana has been tho means Of Inducing sew
eral aged persons TO become victims Of the
company which he represents. 1t looks
very much like bafc-faced sWindle. and
we would advise all persons TO be careful.
Captain, are you sure you are doing a.
you would be done by You know there
lf hereafter and you must render an sc.
count for the deeds done in the boay
Would It not be more honorable for Won
to tax" hold Of Il reliable company
The NJ. ID. student at the Y road. :.
getting along finely. He f. doing better
iban be did last fall nt the Forge School.
but he should not diyulre too much oC
what be rradf. There will be time erooct
Tor ih1i when be begins 10 practice.
Our worthy landlord /, di.rases 10
criticize Messr.. Gephsrt and Murray for
'Heif vote against hf bupiness.
tn" scarlet fever il, or sccms 70 be.
under control There are no new case.
nnd all that have had it are recovering.
We hope our Affections may end and
AcAiih and pro- pcfIty once more attend us.
They ,ay that the school at CsalyilIe.
low laugh, by Mr.. Nol. or tbis plaec.
closed On Tuesdsy.
you're, &c. Shin BoKK.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

OsE or BELLEYogrE's I.pusTgfgg.-
For the sake Of variety, We shall change
the established order Of things by alluding
TO one OF the permanent busincss enter
prises Of Bellefontc, instead Of devotiog 40
much space 70 tospccuations about the suow
shoe mines, Bellcfonte Cur works and oibcy
important establishments which nre elwavs
Tar In the future. A. is well known. the
cigars made al the mandatory Of
Mr.. a. j. Cruise have oblhined Il wide sals
and great popularity, and these are con.
stantly Increasing, Much Of tho ncricul.
tural page Of the DEMOCRAT has of late
been devoted 10 information on tobncco
culture and no action can more forcibly
impress upon the mind Of the cutiystor
aud oil others the amount or money there
b. IN the article by the time il Is waited
into smoke and changed into ashcs by the
vigorous puff, Of the happy smoker than
a brief visit - the extensive mandatory
Of Mr. y. J. Cruise, in the Bush Hou.e
block
We mu-t acknowledge that il somewhat
surprised us 20 learn, on a recent Writ to
that establishment, that eight workmen
are coustautiy employed, and last year
100000 cigars were manufactured 1t l.
expected tha, the product Of the factory will
be doubled during the present year Mr.
Cfusc does not Gud it ueceffary TO send
agents out 70 solicit orders for cigars, but
they come voluntarily, and his retail sales
are irnmcnf". Hc paid Il government tsx
OF $500 Lac, year on the cigass sold by
him. which 30 greater than the tax Of all
the other dealers ia Centre county com
bincd. lie al.o deals in choice tobacco Of
all kind, and his sn.es are very large.
Thus, during tho past few year., almost
unperceiv'l, an industry u grcA. import.
aneo has been srring,ns uP in our miI.t,
which We hop" will continue prosperous.
QUARTER SESSIONS CouEr.-The usual
spring term Of court will begin next Mon
day, the 2j,h instant Below we give tho
ramcs of the jurors summoned to be- pres
cni and a.so ll.i Of the tfials which will
occupy the attention Of court.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
Local Department.
Court next week.

Last quarter OF the April moon to-day.
The Philadelphia Branch has a splen-
did stock of clothing.
One of Harry Green's cigars is worth
City of the ordinary kind.
When you come to the circus call at
Greens drug store for few cigars.
The latest styles in mems and boys
clothing at the Philadelphia Branch.
Maple syrup by the quart or gallon
and maple sugar at Valentines stores.
Tho borough council now meets on
the first and third Monday evenings of
each month.
Have you looked at those elegant cas-
simere suits for men and boys at the Phil
sdelphia Branch
Wanted, 1000 bushelApota,oes, ten
tons meat, one ton lard, butter and eggs at
Valentines stores.
The boardwalk in front Of Miss Pet
rikap High street residence underwent a
Few repairs yesterday.
Centre county is the largest in point Of
area in the State. 1t covers 7s5, $50 acres
or ! ,227 square miles.
Mr.. Frank B. Stover has suspended q
handsome new sign in front Of his meat
market, formerly owned BY Mr.. Edward
Tyson.
IF the young ladies of this town have
good taste they will urge all their gentle
men friends to buy clothing at the Phila-
delphia Branch.
Numerous Improvements are to be
snade on the Mountain House at Snow
Shoe, and John Irwin, Jr., has contracted
70 do the papering and kalsomining
Deputy State Superinten dent Lindsay
has issued a formal denial that State Super
intendent Higbee purposed to revoke the
permanent certificates held by teachers.
Quite a large number of farmers at
tended the curbslone market last Saturday
morning. The buyers were also numerous
and eggs brought twenty cents per dozen.
The Borough Council is making ar
rangcments to purchase a suitable safe in
which to depost its valuables, and has re-
ferrcd the subject to the proper committee.
Our readers will perceive that the
fourth page of the DEMOCRAT is ilIuminat-
ed by several illustrations of an exciting
character, exhibiting the interior opera
lions Of the Circus Royal.
The churches we're oil we'll attended
last Sunday. The special Easter services
in the Roman Catholic, Episcopal and
Lutheran churches, which took place in
che morning, were very impressive and
the foral decorations quite elegant
Gen. james b. Weaver, ex.candidate
Ter President on the Greenbsek ticket,
will visit Bellefonte on the Both instant
he was the most able advocate Of that par
Ey while in Congress, and If there is any
merit in the "ohio idea" he will enlighten
his hearers In regard to It.
The wonderful girl who can bake nine
Immense loaves of broad, make dress,
take a music lesson, and attend the theatre
all in ono day, and not feel tired, buys her
groceries at Sechler & Cos store, Of this
place. Everybody who wants 10 feel well
at this time Of year should deal at this
Eavorite store.
Rev. S. A. Taggart, State Secretary Of
Eye Y. NJ. @. A., arrived In Bellefonte
ast Saturday morning and proceeded at
bnce 10 the State College. lie spent Sun
day among the students In that institution
and on Monday returned to this place
conducting very enjoyable and largely
attended meeting in the T. NJ. 9. A,
xooms In The evening.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

REMOVAL. We desire our friends TO
notice that the Office of the CENTRE DEM
oCRAT has been removed from the Bush
House Block to the building on the North
West corner of Allegheny and Bishop
streets. Office on the second floor; en-
trance on Allegheny street We have
pleasant quarters and will be pleased to
have friends and patrons call to see us.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

FIVE HAFrY SISTERS. Mrs. Roland
Curtin had the pleasure Of entertaining
her four sisters at her handsome residence
on Allegheny street, last Thursday eve
ming. They are Mra James Potter,
Mrs. Andrew Gregg, Mrs. Moses Tbomp-
son and Mrs. w. w. Potter. An reside
in this county, excep, Mrs. James Potter,
whose home Is in Chicago. These Eve Ia.
dies are daughters Of Mr.. John Irwin, de-
ceased, and sisters Of the late Gen. James
Irwin. Their ages nnge from GO 10 so
years, and all-cxccpt Mrs. Thompson,
who Is suffering from an accident received
two years ago--are enjoying good health.
OF course, the occasion was very pleasant,
and it Is 70 be hoped that they will survive
TO enjoy many more such happy reunions.
....-as=-a..a
AGRICULTURAL MKKTIxo.-Tho usual
quarterly meeting Of the Centre County
Agricultural Society, next Monday even
ing in ;he Court House, promises 10 be an
interesting event to farmers. Prof Jordan,
the director Of the agricultural department
al State College, will be present and ad.
dress the meeting. Tho subject will be
"Barrennes Its Cause and Remedy. y
This is highly important subject for ell
our agricultural cummuniiy and the at
tendance should bc large.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

TO April aiidss the changing year
The month vhigh laughs amid her iroSn
Nov on her lids there hangs tear,
or veiisrine showers the meadows drown.
Then half smile the Earth cheers up.
And nectafasis draaahia the sunbeams qasH
From the yauhg bies@Sm's bfimmine cup.
OR. with one universal lanrh,
Natures young. Tiddy scions shout
birds scream fran uni The dancing trees:
And blue-eysa yislcts wink about,
Aud toes their colours on the breeze.
The aurEllne streams suck iu the springs.
Ard seem b. leap along moro heet.
As on the tooky pathway tings
Sound of their tvibkiing silver feet;
The arass steals forth With face I'll wan,
ng the llfa.eieinE sun begniled,
To so " suriy March Ia gone
All Nature. like = newborn child,
Leans on Its fruitful mothur's lap,
To win hy its inaexieHs wiles--
n such gracious thing may hap
Its great Creators golden smiles;
For there's glory IN the hour
nayend whst cen the sun can teaf,
Bey6nd the grass and opening GoN&,
somethiug IN which heaven must blend
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
Philadelphia Markets.
rHnarrtrnl,A AmlI1

FHhAbTtrHta, April la 1851.
TIorn-- Tlour is quiet at former rates sales 81
200 barrsls including Minnesota extras ss g5msss
fef neiium % huey clear. and ~ shBaaR Is for
straight fsunNiyania extra family st s4Ts@s.
nye -four u nfm si sa.2sta {. 8 is pet hArfui
Ga,fN.Whrat is in demand and prices are trsc.
tien highet Sale q $500 bushels, including reject
81, 81 " TO- number Tef. car lois 81 49, and
red in elevator ct sl.ig91 Apl les. Man AID slis
June. Rye T. firm At slgl'diO5 iof Pcnnssltania
sEEns-Clover is ~ limited request ~ sasle. rer
pound ior old and peE, In iimuthy notAimr i doing
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

NoTIcE--I call the attention Of the
public to the fact that again have my
Office in the parlors of the old Conrad
House, just opposite the Brockerhoff House,
where l shall be glad to meet with all
persons having legal business to be attend
ed to- ID. f. FoRTSEY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

within the past four months eleven
persons have been received into the Luz
theran church, Of this place, Eve by con-
irmaiion and six by certificate.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

We have always carefully abs;ained
from commanding or putting the so-called
patent medicines that have come under our
notice, always giving them . wide berth, +"
but when an article Of genuine merit be-
comes known t. us, We believe We are not
only doing justice 10 ourselves bat 70 the
community at large in making IL known.
Such an article 70 kaoac Greens Com
pound Syrup Of Tar, Honey and Blood
root 10 be, having used 1t IN our family
for years with perfect satisfaciion. 50 much
50 that we consider it an Indispensable ar
ticle Of household use. -Bciistonfe Repabii-
cdu
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

CONSTANTS CoMMASDERY. - The SIR
KNIGHTS RECEIVE THEIR GUESTS AND
ARE INDICTED INTO OFFICE. - In re-
sponse to the receipt of elegantly printed
cards of invitation, the friends OF tho Sir
Knights composing Constans Commnndery
X. T., of Belleiontc, wcndcd their way to
the headquarters OF that organization,
last Tuesday evening, 10 witness "A cerc-
mony which was new to nearly all---the
installation Of the recently elected officers.
The Commandcry apartments are located
on the third floor of Bush's Arcade build
ing, and when the biddcn guests had
reached that lofty height, they were
ushcred into the beautiful apartment used
on this occasion ns an audience room Tho
Sir Knights, clad in the beautiful rcgalia
peculiar To- that order, received their gucsts
and by half.past O'Clock the entire audi
ence was seated and the ceremonies began
The programme Of exercises consisted
largely of music, and the mere mention
that this was performed by the Misses
Lyon aud Mcssrs Blanchard and Bradley
Is Sufficient 10 show that 1t was we'll exc
cutcd. We have not space to give the
ceremony in detail. Suffice to say that it
was striking, impressive, deeply mysterious
and of highly religious order Sir +. Z.
Green presided rs chief installing officer
and Sir ). Durbin Gray acted as Escort,
both Sir Knights performing their parts
in courtly and elegant manner. Rctir-
ing Eminent Commander Sir l., r. Mum
son marshallcd the valiant Sir knights,
issuing his numerous orders with much
precision and authority. The address de-
livered by Rev. Sir John Hewitt was in.
tcrcsting and instructive. 1t abouuded
in polished periods aud carefully selected
words and phrascs, and was delivered in
an eloquent and impressive manner. IIo
inserted that ~ Christianity is a develop.
ment OF the old Hebrew faith. 20 Knights
which j. founded on the doc.
lrncs 81 ChTi llaniiy, is development: oG
old time Free Masonry, the cardinal doc.
trncs of which are the same as those held
by the ancient Jews. When the road
leading from Christian Earorc 10 the
Holy Land became dangerou, from the
presence Of Moslcm cncmics, the order Of
Sir knights arose to pro,:c, the weary
pilgrims with their trusty swords and Of
fer them asylums II rest. Here was tho
...;..;. - L-,;.t,. ..,.t.
" 's"'
sH'I ls mission ih'uEh no" 10 4" more
spiritual sense But when the Rev. Sir
X ni,b, oror.clcd IN s,v ,bs, tho corcmon.
,
''' o' 'h' evening va" 'H' '"''' '"''' "I.'"
the audience ~ "a telescope would have up.
on one who held the larger end OF the
:...-, .-..--,t--
'"' WV
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

GRAND GALN-DNT ~lEEET PSutgC.-
Tho following ia n.piciure of lhc street
parade Of the Circus Royal, which will be
in Bellefonic on "wednesday, the 27lh Tn.
slant "a solid milo Of brilliant scarlet
and gold ar,is,icslly. chariois,
cages, dens and tanks, elegantly embel.
lishcd by renowned masters, with histori-
cal, alIegorical and Biblical paintings, of
unusual beauty and interest, conveying to
the looker.on, as the great mass Of mag
niacent elegance rolls upon It's pathway,
that We have reached, within a hundred
years, huge events, and that our country is
revolving in splondor" and "excclling in
grandeur" tho gorgeous period Of pageant
ry that existed in the days Of the Roman
empire, moro than eighteen hundred years
ago. Now, in tho 10Th century, comes the
admiration and wonder Of the world. The
great Electric Light, with its motive
power, a gold, silver and nickel.plated seal
steam fire engine, the entire cost OF which
was $2j 900, will make one of the many
attractions that adorn this grand street
pageant. Following, will bc the train Of
massive golden chariots and brilliant equi.
pages of the entire cavalcade, with open
dens Of living wild oarnivorous beasts ;
Mardi-gras, in representative character Of
the beasts, birds and reptiles Of the earth,
sea and air in colossal proportions. These
viii be followed by 1.-THE Gigantic Indian
Monarch, Empress, war elephant, over
one hundred and thirty years old, Weighing
six tons, and nearly twelve feet in height,
worth $4,000 In gold, (more than The en-
tiro ten pigmy elephants spoken of else
where). This living mountain Of flesh
ga Goliah Of the Pachderms''---is a single
feature alone worth one hundred miles Of
travel TO witness. No ono should hesitate
TO bring the family to witness one Of the
most superb sights ever seen by mortal
man. Come early. Dont fail to see II 70
The best dressed men and boys buy
their clothing al the Philadelphia Branch.
or this there Is no doubt.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

"A large stock Of elegant kid gloves,
all sizes, and button, at soveniy-ayo
ccnh q pair al Valentines stores.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

A bunch Of four or Eve keys vas lost
on Tuc-dsy night, which the finder viii
confer favor by returning 10 Box No.
-, Brllcfonie Po-t Office.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

1t is expected that 100000 tons Of
coal will be produced yearly in the newly
opened biiuminous region Of Centre county.
- Fhit'a Times.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

oFflcEEs ELErTKD.-At recent meet
ing Of Centre Lodge No. l5g, !. o. o. r.,
Deputy Grand Ma.;cT Frain installed the
following officers y. g., J. c. Brachbill
'. G., Henry Beck; Secretary. II. b.
Poni'u' Assisiant Secretary, William B.
Rankin Treasurer, II. II. Bsuner JAni-
iiof, u. GsiJraith; Trustee, Il. 7. Su,zcr.
Henry Beck, D. r. Forinev.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

--Nitnessc', juror, lawyers and all at
tending court viii have 81 opportunity to
hcaf the fHest coacer, ever given in Belle
'o"ic. It vii take place on Taeaday eve
Ming in Hume USll and all should make
their arrangements 10 bc r-cseni.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

--CrideT's planning mill and box factory
is now scene Of lively industry, and is
10 iis fullest capacity. To enlarge
operations a 20aoo foot addition will soon
be erected.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

Spring woolens now ready. Early
orders solicited. Money saved.
19-tf MONTGOMERY & CO., Tsilors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

THE GREATEST BLEssING.--A simple,
pure, harmless remedy, tha, cures every
time, and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
liver active, Is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon mah. Hop Bitters is that
remedy, and i,s proprie,ors are being bless
ed by Thousands who have been saved and
cured by it, win you try See anOth-
or column. Eagle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

Tickets Tor salc a. Miller * Hoovcrt
bookstore. Eescryel seats, 80 cents iigk-
o.s, % cents gallery, - cent?.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

MrsIc..-Thc Brllefun,c Orchestra, s. hich
will aid Miss Ohuuacbt in the concert 20
be given by her next Tucsday evening,
have kindly Gousiol their one.half Of the
proceeds TO the Young Mems Christian
Associa,ion, ofihis place. Tho programme.
which Is printed below, will speak for
Itself:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

The best dressed men and boys buy
their clothing at the Philadelphia Branch.
or this there is no doubt