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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14
THE STATE CAPITAL.
sTiRRfNG uP THE ASINALs--LIyELY TINES
~ THE HOUSE AND GENTLE RIPPLE
~ THE sESATE-THE EXPIRING
GASP OF TnE INDEPESpENTs.

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li. legislature and he determined that
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tic. Of the country. II would seem
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,f manhood vouli have suurncd such
d,r,,tt,, with .rarp aud Io.,biur lut
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r,ycr. The caucu. WA. called and Sen.
a,5r C,opsr. of Delaware. the most
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Renrbmen. offered arcsglution incident.
,l'y cniorsing the attitude of the
,,a,uilic,n .sns,ors in Cop,re.s Ian,
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-, and III. io,l and echo John Mitch.
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or,iro dch.,e senator s,ow.r1 =
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14

Tnr New York jlaR, Republican
paper, speaking Of the Republican
Malone contract, SAYS The bargain
will be repudiatcl by nincty.nine out
Of every hundred Republican, east Of
the AIIcgbenic. and by a large major.
ity Of the Republicans west Of that
line. And Republican Senators who
expect to be reelected while "Mahone.
~" i. remembered scandal will do
well to get out Of an alliance" which
would degrade, disrupt and destroy
the party Of honest money and honest
debt paying, ifper.isicd in and rati.
fed"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14
An Obodicnt Legislature,

Inc ooea'e"t LsS'.l''''e OF FH'n.
'F''"''a nave "5''" ''SNA''@'a 'h'if
,,''''''y 10 '"e bo'' senator D! pup
''I "Pri''"' u '"g corrupt O"' S''I"
"''''' Nv WIZ ''' s''! '"''' "'' .'''''' D"
!. '"'.''S !" ''' nam, '' '"s s',"'
- r"'''N'' par! ""' '''' '''''. 'o'e
= ''' ''o" - ''''''''''' ~ N'''""s ''''
"'i''''"'''" parry "' N"-,n''' A''
Jec' 'uHJecilon o: the Ecpub'iran leg
i-lators to Cameron lash i. no new
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14

IT is pertinently asked what has
President Garfield gained by the pur-
chase of Malone? While the Demo
Gratis were in the majority, oil his ap-
pointments were promptly confirmed.
But now when, by his concurrence in
the purchase, his party with the vote
Of the Vice President, VINO is not n
member of the Senate, refuses to 60
into executive session, his appoint
ments are laid over without action.
What has he gained?
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14

FILES of the Richmond Hhig, the
organ Of Malone, have been sent to
Washington to prove that during the
late Presidential campaign the Wing
repelled in violent terms all imputa-
tions upon the fidelity Of Malone to
the Democratic party. II is said some
of these extracts will make racy read.
ing in .lhe Senate.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14

SECRETARY WiSDoM proposes to
refund part of the public debt with
ont the aid OF an act of Congress.
Holders of the government per cent.
bonds maturing on the first of July
next are notified that interest will
cease at that date. They can either
present their bonds for payment or
refund them with interest at the rate
of 81 per cent. Window deserves to
be called the great readjuster of the
age.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14

Boss CAMERON, in his wonderful in
tellectual deliverance in the Senate,
taking his cue from Conkling, justifes
the bargain by which the Reputation
party is added to the Republican par.
ty, because of the necessity which he
alleges exists of rescuing the people of
Virginia from the hands of the "bour-
bon Democracy" The relief which
Cameron and his party would bring
to the people will partake of the char.
acter Of that which the hyena would
bring to the kid. But it is extremely
doubtful whether the good people of
Virginia will sec this necessity in the
light that the high contracting parties
so fondly hope for, so far at least as to
seek relief in such quarter. Indeed
it is not at all likely that even the rare
oratory of the intellectual boss mana
ger of the Republicans of Pennsylva-
mia, whose reputation for crookedness
is wide spread, will prevail to sufIi-
eient extent to induce the staid De-
mocracy of the Old Dominion to for.
get the teachings of century and lay
their we'll matured principles at the
feet of corrupt combination, such as
the Bosses and Repudiators represent.
No, Hopes raised upon this basis are
doomed to disappointment. The De
mocracy are not so easily captured that
a single traitor can hand them over to
the enemy, a fact of which the Repub-
lican bosses will have a realizing sense
as soon as an opportunity is given to
the people Of Virginia to express their
appreciation of the corrupt compact
by which the Republican and Repudi-
alton parties became welded by pur-
chase and sale.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-14

The earthquake at the island of
Chios appears to have been much
more appalling disaster than at first
reported 1t has left death and de.
struction in its path, and an earnest
appeal is made for relief for the suf-
fering survivors. Thousands Of peo-
pie are buried out of sight; thousands
more are mutilated and crippled; for
ty thousand survivors are destitute OF
the means of substance. 1t is ca.
tastrophe that should enlist the sym
pathies of the civilized world and
America should be among the first to
answer the call for relief
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27
EIEnAMI lEMElRY CHEAP.

eIEEAMs JEWELKT GifkAPs
To Introduce our new styles and influence trade
we make the following unparalleled offers for q
short time: "The Berlin Packet contains gold
plated watch chain. agate shawl pin, iady's ele-
CANT set jewelry, bean cuff buttons coral neck
lace set OF agate studs gold plate band ring, collar
button, key ring, pocket book, imitation silk
handkerehief. pen; pencil, comic envelopes and
stamps; packets for $1Oo. The lot can be re-
tailed at from q to IS 90.
The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
ring, elegant coral bronch set in box, fancy neck
Lace, coral sleeve buttons. engraved gold plate
bracelets rose scarf pin gold plated lady gold
plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold plate studs, lovely
Maltese cross with P. diamond center. beautiful
Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
link watch chain. plate COLE Dlxte ri M sa1sctfsY
oansso r1ugs saaisesr earnings with 2. diamond
settings, gents full comb. amethyst set iadys
full plated set with white stone settings. Jet and
cameo scarf pin, eng. gold plate sleeve buttons.
The whole of this magnificent collection sent
secure by mail for Il, for $40 for g. This lot
can be retailed easily at from $5 to sio. Address,
NY. JEWELRY CO. Atlanta, Ca
THE ATLANTA GLOBE says: This company Is
perfectly reliable, and the amount they give for
your money il astounding"
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

state of prosperity. The number
of factories of almost every con-
ceivable kind, and already very
large, is being augmented almost
daily. A mammoth canning estab-
lishment for the preservation of all
kinds of meat, fruits and vegeta-
bles is now in course of construc-
ton, and of corn alone several hun
dred acres growth has been engaged
for canning at this establishment.
Fourteen mails arrive, and as
many depart, daily, some forty
passenger trains arrive and leave
by the various railroads every "a
hours. B. B. SCHUsTER.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27
FROM KALAMAZOO.

EDITOR CLARION:
It would amuse you to see with
what exactness business is done
here and how quickly customers
will remind you that 3 dozen eggs
at II 1-2 cents per dozen amount
to 81 cents, and not 38 cents;
therefore if they hand you quar-
ter, dime, and a three cent piece,
they wait for the one cent change.
To give you an idea how close
groceries are sold, | Will mention
few prices: A prime coffee is sold
for Is cents, snow white sugar,
known here as Coffee 'A," at 8
cents, a beautiful golden yellow at
8 cents, so pounds -four Of pure
white Michigan winter wheat at
$1.38; 3 1-2 pounds soda crackers,
such as we do not see in Bastrop,
at 25 cents CHOICE wrapped soap
at cents per pound; green tea
from 33 cents up to choice Japan
at 60 cents; dried apples, 4 cents !;
and while choice potatoes are re-
tailed at 81, apples sell for so cents
per bushel. This moment my
brother refused to pay 35 cents for
a part of a load Baldwins, a fine
apple. Ice is delivered at IA cent
per pound. Small mackerel are
sold at l cent per piece. Butter is
scarce and is bought from farmers
at 20 and 21 cents, and sold for ~
cents. Coal oil (175 degrees) is
retailed at 20 cents. And yet it is
pleasant to do business here, be-
cause you deal with an intelligent
class of people. Negroes are few
and they do not occupy any impor-
tant station in the community,
though they are incomparably more
genteel than those in the South.
The wheat prospects are discour-
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

aging-almost without precedent.
Thousands upon thousands of acres
will not yield the seed, (two BUSH
els per acre) but, unlike the South
ern States, people here are not
ruined because one of their produc-
tions fails completely, though that
article be their lending one, since
they have such variety of crops
barley, oats, corn, potatoes, apples,
butter, onions, meats, ETC., etc.
Peaches, too, are killed by frost;
there will be few, if any, raised
anywhere.
When I was in Bastrop we
thought we were overrun with
drummers, but I find that, con-
pared with this section, your crop
of that genius homo was a misera-
BILE failure. Most wholesalers and
manufacturers make figures at de-
livery here (on staples) and then
they figure say, sugars at 1881 Or
$3.50 per 100 pounds, etc.
The State Firemen's Convention
met here yesterday, and by way of
showing what the Kalamazoo fire
department can do, at given sig
nal by the electric fire alarm, the
Company hitched up, moved out,
run about one square, attached
hose to plug, and threw a stream
over hundred feet high in ONE
MINUTE after alarm sounded. Re-
member, they have no engine, only
five hose companies, and one hook
and ladder company The force
of the water is produced by the
village water-works, and nothing
but hose need be connected with
the fire plugs, the water turned On
and the streams, as many as may
be wanted, are thrown to any
height required.
This s'ittle village" is in a high
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

Some of the best papers in
this State want b law that justi-
fes any man for killing the vii
lain that enters the sanctity of
home and ruins a females char
acter: A man can be guilty OF
no crime more fragrant than that
committed by the fend who
ruins the life of a woman.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

Gen. Reuben Davis, of Mis-
sissippi, who flew out on the In-
dependent Greenback and what
you-may-call-' 'em ticket last yeai'
has rehabilitated himself with
the Democratic party, with the
acknowledgment that there are
only two parties, and he ''coulo
not stand the racket"
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

Why don't railroad copora-
porations take more women into
their employment? Most of
them know how to manage trains,
they can handle switches very
carefully, there is less color blind
ness among them than among
men-anl occasionally one is
found who can ''fire up" beauti-
FLY.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

The Princess Louise was
thirty-three years old last week.
This is one of penalties of being
a royal parsonage and having
your pedigree recorded. Other
English women born within three
months of Louise are now only
twenty-six.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

The editor of the Patriot Dem
ocrat says the Sunday whisky
law works like a charm in Clin-
ton. "The boys" are very
thoughtful and provident, and on
Saturday evening they fIl their
jugs for Sunday purposes.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

Handy is still in the Insurance
business, and the companies he
represents are well known in New
Orleans, and pay losses promptly.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

Never judge by appearances.
A seedy coat may cover a heart
in full bloom.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

Az investigating committee is
a body organized for the purpose
of either whitewashlng or ruin
ing the accused.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

It is said that the word sect !"
is one of the most expressive in
the English language. 1t is,
when it is emphasized by q boot
toe.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

The wise editor should sail
lightly down the stream of life,
because he is a good clipper.
The Morehouse clarion., 1881-05-27

Chewing and smoking tobacco
and cigars at F. 7. Taylor & Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

- HEKifE2 2a>LGoF Valuable M.
der on 81 ATUKDaY Juns isto lsSi s, ~ Cnf,"p 1'u
S,.tiCn 81 Va. Midland X. f., THE ENTIEK
~ hCHl hRY OF SPOKE MILL, ali
Con nPLElh AND IN GOOD HJNNI -
c,,. onDn to >thf sn execution in my hapds fIr
e'''oh, co.h s'y,sd FAX II " Hetzsl Terms
8A'e d. IL L. WIN. AYRE, Jr.
S,.,, C. r go Sheriff
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. L. G. WKsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; specif; for Hystoris, Dizziness, Con.
vus:Qns, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
zion, Loss of Memory Spermstorrhes, Impo-
teocy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age. caused BY over. e1ertion, self abuse or over
indulgence, which lesds to misery, decay and
death. Ono box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one N onth's treatment. One dollar
box. or Elk boxes for five dollars; sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of prics We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by US for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollars, we will sond the purchaser our writ.
ten gusrantee to return the monay if the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
by ANNEf Il CO.. Druggists, Alexandria,
Va, wholesale sud retail agents. Orders by
mail will receive prompt sttaDtion. MARI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

BY virtue CT decree OF the Circuit Court Of
tAo county OF Alexaniris rendered 81 it's hisy
term. 1901, in The suit 0! Whestley Brothers vs.
r. ID urs IN (! "a. the undersgaed CON- mis-.
s!Vher ther i / named. will der fox sale, By pap
ic auction, on FRIDAY. the fret dsv OF
July 1881, upon tie premises, ST II C'c!ocE III :,
TIC i0iloHl =. descr' GOA ro.. es-aLe 10 wit:
:, TX II Of La sd IN the county Of : lex
andr'". Virginia. situated sb Jut .w0 miles from
oeo'g=lo@h ana ABOUT una nli- from BaIp.
lroos rOads, cCn!slnirS Is acres, 5 roods and 81
po,es. and oclnu lh5 land which WIS conveye4
to iEs +. Nu'son oy A. IL f. TAYLOR on The
2Jth OF May, 1853. by desd duly recorded in H.
Der No 3 pase 555. OF tue lsnd records Of
AleiaEdris county. The property is il. p:ovod
6y u W bL LING HOUSE WITH 8 rooms, aud
b iR and ENkMENT Eouee, wei! Of 20 &
waer. about $50 apple tcaes $50 Iosc, lr5n<, llLU
q 1Hri pears, 5U 20 50 stH 7dard pesr trees ~ 10
3U ch7Try t-aes, from 12U0 to leOU craps v.nes,
aice OF shade aud a hesuli:ul avenue Of Urrs-
IL -, "a tai trees IeadiHg iAto the premises.
IeI ms OF Sale: Casn ~ costs of suit and of
eaie; AID the gu n Of 500 Gilh Interest a. 10
per cent from May S.n, 1874. but sutiecl 10
clediI vi S46 eS; tne rem nsludcr Of Tn. purcf ase
money II nAS uDon a crsllt Of six, twelve a d
eish esn months, 20 ;, secured by the notes OF
2urctas, ,r vi h good security tho title 10 be- To-
t-ined until IN ! lctGrIel payments arg mel
GkUESG 3 kAHEY,
HsoI-LW5W Commissioner.
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a sJs"FfeBH SAHEh.
n DMlNIarhATUh'o S.Ly

as I'd mlnis.rstor Of Wm. 81. Thornton, de-
CEASED, will sell tt cub ic suction
ON SATURDAY JUNE 25.h, 1881,
81 the liTcry stable kept By tbs ssid Nm. Il.
aofLton, on north Wsshin gton street, Alex az
I's, va comm 'hciI g at 10 o'clock IN ail
The stock i'll sal1 livery stable, co7si.tiag OF
HACKS, BUGGIES and CARRIAGES.
One new twelvesest Coach, one eight-seat
Cost h one six aeat Cosch lot of Double end
Single Harness Saddles, Brides Sc also eight
valuable Horses and one Cow Tenn, at sale
r. A. HkbY,
jal3-oo., adm,ni.,r.t,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

Is TIE END CoMlNG?-Iti is not after all
improbable, considering the general u:s,duess
of things. that there may be something in the
prophecy of Mother Shipton tha! W, shall all
go to smash Dexs S.tu .dsy, the day aud data
set down by tho old lady as tho end of a.!
things earthly. If the Bible, uurevised aud
revised. is 10 b., believed. catastrophe OF this
kicd must ooue some day or another. Tski
survey ct the situation We do not knoW but
that this is as good time as any that could be
found fur the faal Winding up of the terrestrial
machine. The whole world seems to be out OF
gear. 10 Euro p, American horses are ruuoiog
away with the LoDors of the most tamtu RAG,
Courses n the world. 10 our own c)uulry We
have the phenomenal event 10 cur pulltcs of
Secretary Of State presiding over Gu: foreign
affairs who scarcely k lows the nam g of the
ca pitfalls and whose whole time is devoted
to msDipu sting primary elections, se,tipg ~
Conventions and distributing the custom house
ficas where they Will do the most good. la a
meteorological way here We are wea.iog over
coats iD jane, while the 2av.s Of the Atlantic
are sweeping away cur coss' iDe as it it warc
TIE middle of December Toe jersey mouui.
toes have determined to speud the sum ,er
abrosd, and hay, sigDsijz their arrival BY
sa7agely assauliog the British coustitu ion 10
s,ioglng the nose of the stioguished Mr..
Shauqhoessy, NJ. ?. TIE fu6ment of
Mother Sniptou's prediction wound solVa 50
many prcblons that We are tenn Dted to wish it
| come true. 1t would eud the Albany
deadlock, send the sanity Sessions where had
men like Brsdhy cannot eoter, and eVa Bob
| Iagersoll 80 Y oeGieDce he has never yet known.
| We sh uld bear 20 more of those apparently
intermiusble controversies as to which side was
| whipped 10 the late rebellion. and see Brady
uud Dorsey runoiog star routes through the
| planetary ,ystem, whers We would not baV3 TO
I foot the tiils Ii Saturday nfX Xt shsl bring US
these blessings We will hartl5 regret sba con-
snnnuiJn Mother Slipton predicts.-N Y
| Herald
| How TO Sow A PAsTUaE OF JAPAN Glow
Err "A corresDonden, asks: why are not tie
seed Of Japan clover gathered for sale ? Aud
| how map mus, pr ced il be wishes to seed
dawn iwJ or three huudr.d screS for pasture. u
| We srs aer the FIST O5 siYitg chat We presume
20 one thinks it woud pay. We cac ..i. hlT
how to seed bis land very cheap. Let him tax
his wsgop, hoe and shovel and 10 where i,
grows aud rake uD the surface dirt and seed
nut il into bis wagon and drive over tha lsi c
he wishes to seed aud scatter it, and 10 tbi.
ysy ne Gao e.. a pasture of q thousand scres
and at much less cost than buying seed.-
J LOUISVILLE Courier Journal
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DY VIkCUs az nx.T

* VIZ Uh Of y DkaD OF TkVST
uaSi on the 2ltn day Of February. 1s-e
* cu,td By Coares sltua, aid Of rsroI6 i9'p %
t"s ''' ."%o cords o n city Of Alexandra Va
f. - pase 40 sno by the request Of .he
.o", Ac ~'y merely indenu.fs! and serrI-ed ss
,fU'' IA said deei nsnei 1, will proce, n 10 .oi
~ buolc a1c ION, stthe front door OF the n.sn".
'5rs conr.I, ed on ,AHUKDaY, tn. ~ p.u of
auy 1881, a. II m >ha said rremi.rs f. 10y ;s;, =.
~ ~ ECi & " GROUND With the BKIGK
tjls - ~ thereon. situs.ed on thu north
s,-e "' A,hS Street. between Lee an1 U,:on
s.tsyts II The cIty Of AieIsndria, vs. in Won't
Wn VI, h'ns street ~ f=et aud extending north.
Tr'lN.S lhu same width as Ia front ri f.a, -
Aytt'e nse5; oeIng the pIen.ises now occnn;sG
ny n DowLnsm Il Co oooup'eu
larms n =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
BY Green & Wise, auctioaeers.


pY VIRTUE OF 4 OECKEE OF THE
- Ciruit C0ur. for the city of Aexsncri.. 81 :
tered At N a5 term 1881 in the char cary cause
OF james r. CsTiln vs eleI ander Huhter ct ais ,
III ssil cou't pending. the undersisn, 81 cJmmls
sioutrs therein named. will on SAGUSEa
ih5 diy Of July, 1881 expose TO sale at public
s"c!lJn III front Of the market Ju3e building On
r aifta1 street Als8snIris Virgins, tae follow
ing described property: A UHkValN TRACT
OF Lam u, cDutaiEirg $50 acres more or less
stu .te and lying In AleXaLdria county, Vir,
glnia on the west aide % the Washington sn0
alexandra Turnpike and bounded rs follows:
Cn sae norih and west by the lands Ct a. 4.
hodIsou, on the south by tina Alexandra Cansl.
ard Oh the east by the Old Mililary Read beng
4 i"rt o. the Abingdon trac, 4 portion of thr
lrEct Contained in the above desert eli IN AMI
ooundh!les TO wit: The portion Known ss
2tiielsh containing d3 acres | rod and poles
sad trHct OF ~ acres heretofore convey ed TO 81.
- Core, will cot be exposed 20 ssle
Terms OF Sales Enough in CO to Day The
)sts o. suit and sale, md the suuI OF So 3iG S.
Win SIX per cant Interest from the An csy Of
NoVenhrr, lo1l subject to credit of sl25 rs Of
March l9.h, 1917 ana the residue of the pur.
cAsse money, /. aDy, upou = cree OF siS, twelve
and eighteen months. to be secured by H. bonds
o. 'ne purchasera with good security, and the
tile retained until they are paid.
=. W. WATTLES
ca AaHL;S 4. STUART
jeG-Its ;onIor. of Saias
/ . Nj ID ISS ION NEK'S SALE