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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
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EUROPEAN NARKErS
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dall a. 40 81 short RID dun at a. ID Long Clear.
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I'EEf 81 iune lels' lreadstuns Fm; Corn
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california club, sa3Jd for Red Western spring. std a
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gallon onunon Hn-iu. ttl Bccf-NfIL bare
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u Franc shows au increase oi S--5oJO hanes s"h Ahu
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2
NOTICE il hereby given that the transfer
y books the C!ncunlt. 1ndian pus Il 'nli, ahd ~
~ May ann 70
opru July 1. rs 80 ier ~ tho Prnsidu a. g., -.
NORTON. hll,s n 90, Transfer Agents
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ft.RnPFAN PIYANcIAL MARKFTs.
financial.
4 Gas STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
Al Sew Ysrs AMI BROOKLYN stocks and also al kinds
o. BrgJk ID % IN Ncsfmcut -scufes. dealt tn ~
GEORt.E "a. PttENrI-o,
II AAI.l.--t.
4 III, who are interested in railroad business
y aff mileage statistics snnuf Got THE THRU NJ All
MANA, .pr ISL, really p1ce - cents hyinnl
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want TO
- p4t the rublue Tor l-~l gives the figures
Uuiic states Revenue anI Expenditure since 1910 Pnee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

The following were the receiDts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
RsoeipsA shipments
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proUf, pRc ,rtR AND FyAsSvUiF RATwAY(
NEw YORK CfTl. June X l0sl.
NOTICE il hereby l,iVrn that there Will be
y meeting the stockholders and voting hohahp Ter. %
- III inc thecity ~ Peoria H. oh the ih
- ftv ISL at 10 a. for thr ~ AL
fr issue twenty -four thousand t24,oUo shares
i. -,ck tie proceeds thereof - bo applied Tor the
ues OF ROAD furnishing sidtional equip
tn.nf AMI acuurrmeut 0f terminal facilities
Tb oten -ub-rrb for TINS iucr'a7ed caPih ~ oncre
mr. rata 10 the khoier- of r~conl OF IN ~ June 1871 az
tf such risht option 10 expire the LIST day ~
Au.u.i. ISL Transfer OO1As viii r.1~ an" @'lN Al
o'14U,k y uL 80. OIL i'''-'''T ''' ''''"''
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Somewhat 10 the surprise of all our
citizens, . circular announcing that the
Bellefonte car works would be sold at pub
lie auction on the 9th OF this month, has
just been Issued, accompanied by n COM
plete inventory OF all the machinery and
tools used in the construction Of freight
cars. The circular gives an accurate de-
scription Of location, power and capacity
and invites capitalists 10 be present at the
sale. The cause Of this sudden move l.
not known, as IL is understood The shops
have large contracts and have 50 far been
remunerAtive. What do our monsyed
men say TO Bellcfonte syndicate that will
purchase these works and conduct them
with home capitAll The bank vaults are
piled high with the unemployed wealth Of
many Of our citizens. Let the spirit Of
enterprise come to the rescue and not per-
init this great industry 10 find its way into
foreign lands. See advertisement of sale
in another column.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
HowARp, sept. q. lesl

oNAhbs Celb @oy 1901.
At . special meeting Of the Garfield
Club Of this borough, in reference 20 the
decease of our honorable President, james
A. Garfield. the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, we have learned with heart
felt sorrow and regret the death Of our
beloved President
Resolved, That while Il is our painful
duty TO bow In submission TO the mysteri.
Gus and all.wise dispcnsation Of God, we
most sincerely mourn and deplore the
early death of the President In the very
primo Of his years and in the midst Of bis
philanthropio labors.
Resolved, That Il is with great pride
and pleasure that we look back upon his
character as . great Statesman and good
President, and above all 10 the noble ex.
ample he set before the world In HE life Of
temperance and religion.
Resofeed, That our earnest and warmess
sympathy is extended 10 his sorrowing and
bessaved family, whose last earthly prop
and stay has been thus suddenly removed,
and We devoutly pray that they may be
sustained In this great trial, by The tender
care and helping hand Of the Great Phys.
ioian, who is always ready 10 succor the
sorrowing and heal the broken.h hearted.
l.. r. HKNsYL,
JosEPH RorER,
WM. p. Lucas, Sos"'A'sss'
b. +. HoLrKR,
]. A. MAoKK, Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
philadelphia Markets.

PhilaBriyHiA, otioLer q. 1881.
higher. ' "f@f ~
fLgtE j. IN fair demand and hrrn. FAiss sf aso
hsffeis Including NBnssDia extras 81 tsGs iziZ fg
s,t' $40 - - For straight. Penhsy ifatsa
extra isiniiT ~ S7.Gta5is western DO d. a, e. 49,
- aud patents 81 tsSo8sZ5 Rye Goar i frHs al
Nlt1 per barrel
mhtAT.-lhsre Nas not much activity IN wheat
but prices ssfe we'll maintained The eosinv 6,,,,s
we're 81 81 BID tl5I1z asked Tor No red Oc,ols, /.
si-ssss pa t1tsk asked for No. red, November
sslea 1000 bushels. October atsl 81 10 300 l1.l.i
ASteibher. 81 klbt5k 1900 bushels. December AZ
tl-ss4s and 1900 bushels do. at 81 5ss<
kEEbss-EloSef IL afefed more frseiy, We auoss a.
lnaloJS1 per pound. Timothy IL unchanged
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Mrs. Nancy Thompson Reed, died at
her Allegheny street residence, on last
Saturday evening at G o'clock. Mrs.
Reed was in her s4th year, having been
born in 1898. She was married In Mifilin
county in 1919 10 Foster Milliken, who
died twelve years later. -Four children
we're born to them, OF whom three survive,
namely, Samuel, james and Marion,
Thompson Milliken having died about ten
years ago. Samuel Milliken resides in
PlAinfeld, y. j., and is engaged in busi-
meas in New York. He was Immediately
apprised Of his mothers death and came
here by special train arriving about noon
on Sunday. Mr.. james Milliken is in
Europe with his neioe. The daughter has
been the constant and faithful companion
of her mother and has resided with her
almost continuously since the death OF
Mrs. Milliken's second husband, Colonel
William Reed, which occurred few years
ago. Mrs. Reed was woman Of wonder.
ful endurance, as her remarkable age at.
tests. After lifes diful fever che has gone
10 rest. Mrs. Millikcn was buried yester.
day at o'clock.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Our enterprising mercantile firm Of
S. & A. Loeb have established for them
selves within the last few years = rcputa-
ton for selling the best ready.made cloth
ing In Central Pennsylvania. 1t is 3 rep
utation which they Justly deserve for their
endeavors 10 procure q good fitting and
we'll made garment Their sales have
been so large in this particular line that
Messrs. Stein, Adler & Co., of Rochester.
have given them the exclusive sale of their
goods. Persons who have purchased thsse
goods once do not want their measure
taken by any merchant tailor, for they
give perfect satisfaction in all <esprcts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

In the golden glory of these autumnAl
days the imaginative and poetic person is
abroad III the land. Wrapt in ecstAtic con-
temptation Of all the wonders and beauties
presented by the prodigality Of nature, he
is lost TO all the trials, triumphs, ambi-
tions, plot.ings, and other things that are
going on In the world. He Is suddenly
recalled 10 mundane things by decided
voidness in his stomach, and scorning all
that appeared 80 lovely 70 him but . mo.
ment before he Immediately goes TO sech-
Ter & Co.'S grocery store and lays in such
a supply Of frst-clAss groceries As makes
his wife smile more gcnially upon him
than ever nature did. Sic transit gloria.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

DR.. J. S. Mckenzie, the New York
occulisl, who Is at present stopping st the
Brockerhoff House, is said TO be one Of
the best opticians in the country. The
Doctor has been In BelleEonte previous to
bis present visit and Is well known to many
gfSaps citizens. Our friend Deifenbach,
Y thyfIEn,on Democrat, recently came TO
kclkeionts TO consult DR.. Mckenzie a. to
his failing eye-sighL Mr.. DeifTenbach
was fortunate enough 10 secure pair Of
glasses that have almost entirely removed
his difficulty. Mr.. DieGenbach speaks in
the highest terms Of the proficiency Of DR..
Mckenzie and the Alderman's judgment
can always be relied upon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
fFor the cEprHr Drxoo1.r.l

-Four cheers for Rush township. Pro.
claim 10 the world that Rusb (not Walker)
is the banner county school district Of Cen.
ire county. The board Of directors have
not raised the teachers salary, as there
vas no need for IT, They believe they are
paying the highest Of any in the county.
They have not added another month but
they have made Il screen months this term
~ II was the last term. The school direc.
tors do not want 10 take this honor "a
themselves, As the new directors elected
last spring run on long school term plat.
form. SO Walker must follow in the lead
Of Rush. Again / say four cheers foi
Rush. AxoTHER CITIZEN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
Our handsome fellow .ownsman, Mr..

Our handsome fellow townsman, Mr.
]. Howard Lingie, ono of the proprietors
of the large machine shops of Duncan,
Hale & Co., was married yesterday morn
ing at 0 O'Clock 10 Miss May Brewer at
the residence of the brides father at
Bloomsbury, Pa. A few Of Mr.. Lingle's
Bellefonte friends were present on the
happy occasion. The wedding was very
quiet affair, only the relatives and i'm
mediate friends Of the bride and groom
being present. The bridesmaids we're Miss
Ada Brewer, sister Of the bride, and
Miss Lottie Powell, of New York, while
Mr.. Frank Montgomery, of Bellefonte,
ofIiciated as the grooms best man. Rev.
John Hewitt, Of st. Johns p. L. church,
of this place, assisted by Rev. Zahner of
Bloomsbury, performed the ceremony.
Messrs. j. l.. Spangler and Keogh of
Bellefonte, Beaston of Fowler, and j. q.
Williams Of Baltimore, acted as ushers.
Immediately upon the conclusion of the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lingle left for
Philadelphia, from whence they will pro-
ceed to visit various places of interest In
the South and East. Mr. Lingle is one of
our best citizens and most reliable and en-
terprising. business men, aud the good
wishes Of all who know him will follow
him and his accomplished wife into the
future upon which they are just entering
Mrs. Lingle has frequently visited Belle
fonte and is highly esteemed by large
circle of friends. Upon their return Mr.,
and Mrs. Lingle will occupy apartments
at the Bush House.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

CENTRE County sUSDAY-ScHooL As
socIAIIos. s.--ConveDtio will be held in
Reformed Church, Jacksonville, Tuesday,
October IL, 1881:
An.
sszs. Devotional. Prayer and Praise Meeting.
10. NoEHaL w0sA
l. Eeif Training of 4. 4. Tsaebsrs.
2 The right Bse u \ T. L>-saoB HeIpa.
3. Methods u cOnduottnR A. Clnss Hs-
citation Lesson, Lev. lila
10. RerFies of Song
& BoaoLAEs U0UE- Scripture Concert and Re-
spobsiSe keeitatiOns
3. Disoussies The things essential 70 an Ell
cent {. 8. School.
80. BuEIsEss.
z. devotional. Praise aBd Promise Melting
llS3. The BsFsan Method Oi Bible biady Aets u. IL
9. Diserssios. How the Home may help the 4.
School.
so. The Rslstion of r Schools to the future wsl.
fsss u our country.
Give public notice. Invite all. Pray
for Gods blessing.
(!ornn -feiiowhsipers 10 the truth" n..--
SoLiioi4 IL the same Of the Loid Jesus ua"OOIIles
AUSTIN CUETIx, Secretary.
CLEMENT DALE, Secretary.
Pastors and Superintendent in jackson
vile are Local Com. Of Arrangement.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
1891 THE CULTIvATOR 1891
AND
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
THK BEST or THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLTES

AGRICULTURAL MEEhLlE15s
TaE CouETAr GKwTLKMAx IL UEsuR-
rassKh II rot usssuAttxn fnr the nnaunt and snFse-
y # FaArzIuA1 iNrsAmkTi6N q copiaiBs aua fw fhs
Alalglg 81 extHnf 81 isE cgaAnsrexnfNtn-an Threa
rAEsz DlHeEziana uf
FAna rnniE Axn pnorEeeEs
HORTICULTURE AND FRUfXaAoWfN0.
LIVE STOCK AND DA1HTHEu-=
ahzs Il afee zncaae ~ mnrf departments - Fafaz
interest," sueh e The Ponitfy YARD knlemuiqEy. Bee
keazznz Tssahsase af Gfnpefy, tsitfineff H<eize4.
Ezzas oaazEIaas aad Ans4srs fireslee keadInR. D.
nests EnzaaHg. saz earEsers - TIE kess - ia
Hezz. Etz MzaKT4 HkFeas< aft unusually eemelsfs.
zEa zaa1e inlaflazIlnh - EAihtted fom 81.
nnsaz tAzn lIu an ofhat esarce WITH regard g H.
zzzzzzIz & - casnz - fhrowlns ahi ana ans =
- ssazl inae4tznf q 81 auestiDns-Wnfz - 80
- Kaax = SztE i . iibstally nlaslfetrd. -
saazaIlafas Gs greater deEree than any q -
Esmpezzsisz I've
AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER
u nssssslaa interest beth % PsptuenFa and Ca.
zzz=zzz e eszzs fsaAA
RS nsazsA4 asSfEzmAs 4 rnhiiahcd wnNxfa -
- zszEaAzHz - ~, uhsn rAtA strictly il AArAnzs
O. raHz en- xaaE e2aas foun ceetns SO and N
AaaAaaHA ery TT ihs year fee - the sdrr IL Clnh
r. nsYi.z - and N eadtlonnt ceRy or fha Yaaf
re = z#a zsmazT Il fhn Elub.
A@szHsamsa gHlss y tAe Paper free Address
LUTHER TUCKER A SON. Ksstlsshses.
ALnANT. ny, Mae
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
Orphans Court Sale.

pURSUANT TO an order of the Or.
4 phshs' Court of Centre county, will be erpossd
70 pablo sale, on the premises on
Thursday, the Sd Of Nouember merit,
ai 10 oelock A. " the following real estate late the
property II a0HN DUNKLE. deceased. 20 VII.
an that certain mesFuage, tenement and
tract of land situate IN Walker towuahi l,utded aa
described - foilo~s on ths ncffh ~ ibe estate ~
Adam Decker. deed on the east hy iAnds of Dssld
hsrshbatgef ami T. {. VsArys the south by A c.
0eAft and on tie Sest by iAua Of jacob Dunkis con-
tainiag % aeres ans ICE perche about 70 acre. clear
ed and tn high state q cuitifstiun ereon erected
Eosa ispste'y dwelling house. with usrer-falling
spring q ssisf 81 the door. commodiaus log larn,
and al tlls Necessary onituiifings There are sso
apple orchards The premises q choice fruit and eli
the osuFsHisures desirabls for a comfortable hunas
THHss OF taLb-OBe-third q the purchase money in
hand on confirmation of sale; Unethird 10 one year
snd The hsisuoe i tSo years With interest the de-
fsfed psymsnts g. ie secured by bond and m Sr1Rzee
fp-5S JACOB DUNKLE, AdninissrAtur.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Co0IInaE--HUTNLEY--A Al tks resiasaes ef ghs
brides parents. on the x1sh nltlmo hy Hes. Q. .
p. and tliss Mamie r Me0inisS. q Bsslsisnis.
AAHKHMAm--HALTs-At Miicsbare. Pa, eefs sa.
lssl. - aAs Rev. W. O. Wright Nj aiffea " A..
msFsasH, and Mics Mlnerta >. Halt. Al q Centre
eeaHsF. -
MARzHALfr-nEEen--At MIiefbafn Pc. Ezr1 e.
Isl. b ne Rev. ". Q. wright. Mh ftlssn Mar.
sAzIi. e WslElamipoft, rs, and Aia LaeT Rsese.
q nazzs tg~nship. Ctnlle oounty, Pc.
MD0zEELE--Iou0aERY 81 5shas Catholic
uhufsh. un Tuesday maftine. etriefnhef ~ assl.
b tie hes. Father HArdia. NJ. n J. M'nsahsIl q
II Thsmss Lssshsry. 81 Bald Easis valley.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Mr.. A. NJ. Runkle, Of Centre Hall,
wishes 10 inform his many friends in
Penns Valley that he has connected him
self with the firm Of Lyon & Co., Belle.
fonte, and he hopes that his friends will
give him 8 call when coming 10 town.
He will treat them right and sell them
goods cheaper than they can buy them
anywhere else
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

"A. J. Brown & Co., at their new fur
niturc store on Bishop street, have just re-
eeived lot Of elegant pArlor suits which
they offer at remarkably low prices. Any
one wishing 10 purchase a nice psrlor sui,
should not fail TO give them call.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

The largest and best stock Of white
and colored shirts, blue flannel shirts with
pockets and without II will pay you TO
zee our Lyons Pride shirt for Sl.00
Warranted WAmsuttA muslin, S-ply linen
bosom, double lined front, full yoke, per-
feet fitting, and Sc well made as home
made shirt. 1t will pay you 10 see them
II you are in need Of shirts. Flannel
shirts from so cents up. White shirts
from 90 cents up. LYON & Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
uDIToR,S NOTICE.

- II The 0TThans' couft of Centre county In ths
matter q The estate o. DAVID LAMB aecsaseas
The undersigned, an Auditor, appointed
b. aid egarf . pAse upon The iions ied B. TIE
third seooaat II William Allison Executaf Of ae af
Dzsfa Lamb and make aiExlbation ~ fhe balance ia
The haass e azid executor. uf assed fo the dalss M
his appointment st he ace in Bellesuis % sATuH.
DAY. October s. 1881. Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ where ~
20 n s. KELlER. Aaalaar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

From present indications The ONCE Of
the Bush House, when entirely reatted and
changed will be one Of the finest and most
complete In the State, not excepting The
elaborately finished Offices Of the hotels IN
the large cities. Mr.. Teller, with per-
sIstency that does credit TO hIs taste and
judgsient, has banished the sombre hang
ings Of The Office and Il IL already rssplsn-
dent In I've dress Of pure white. Many
changes have been made and more are
contemplated. When all IL done We wiiI
give description Of what promises 10 Be
tie model hotel Office Of Pennsyivania.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Doll & Mingle have magnificent
stock of boots and shoes, especially adapt
ed TO the fall trade, which they are offering
TO their customers at remarkably low
prices. Call at their store in the Brocker.
hoff House block and examine for your.
selves.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Tho latest humbug In the way Of in
surance is now under way In our neigh
boring county Of Union. II is called the
mutual Assessment Birth Association, !"
and provides that legi,imanied members
who have been connected with the COM
pany one year can have their infants, born
after marriage Of one year, insured.
That is, they can secure from 81 900 TO
50 900 when their infant Is born, after
one year of married life. A policy Of
$500 costs $3.50, and for $4,000, s24. All
members are taxed 81 per annum, payable
semi.annuAlly. To illustrate the opera
tions Of the company better 1t may be said ::
A and B marry. They take out policy
for 81 900 at once. They pay 50 for it,
and 81 additional as yearly dues. At the
end OF their first year of married life they
pay another instalment Of 81 annual dues.
Then, rs soon thereafter as 8 child Is born
TO them they are TO receive full face value
of their policy. No birth within year
after marriage is paid for. No allowance
is made for twins, or triplets. Each men,
Der must pay 81 assessment whenever q
child Is born in the class. There are DO
assessments the first year, but the annual
dues must be paid, no matter how long the
cnild lives.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

we can show you very large selsc-
lion Of Meas and boys' hats. Boys' hats
from 2s, 30, IS cents up 10 ss.00 Mems
hats from 40, 80, 60 cents up % 5000.
Lror & Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

That perfect baking and cooking
stove, the Pioneer" Is for sale only BY
Wilson, McFArlAne & Co. All supcrauOus
ornamentAtion has been dispensed with 70
secure . frst-clAss kitchen stove. For
weight, strength and durability Il cannot
be surpassed. In purchasing this stove
you are not paying for nickel trimmings
and beautiful finish, but you are getting
what ia far better and what you need in q
sock stoves good, reliable baker and
cook
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Mr.. Gust Lyon, Of Lyon & C.'s, has
just started east TO buy fall and winter
goods. He is accompanied by Miss Pau.
line Lyon, who will assist him in the Sc
lection of dry goods, dress goods, silks,
hats, millinery, hose, &c. You may look
for 4 very large and carefully selected
stock.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

Call and examine the stock of ranges
and cook stoves at Wilson, McFarlane q.
Co.'S also their line Of single and double
heaters. They have for sale the Welcome
Home double heater, which has been
thoroughly and satisfactorily tested In this
community
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06

For fine furniture Of any description
call upon A. j. Brown g. Co., Bishop
street, Bellefonte. Prices low and salts.
faction guaranteed.