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sG.efrsr % 20. Hnms-sugar. cured, 300 bl0.50.
Whisky steady at fl.0J. ...ft


90 .efssT. so 20. Hnns-sugar.cured, 80 tl0.S0
Whfsscy steady At fi.Oo.
ST. LOUIE
ST. LorIs. February is.-FIour stesdT ssd mn
chTgpd Wheat dull and a shade l,wer: No. 2Iea
ril. ~ d1fMs1 0lk cash ~ .c4sfkagf O4ts ADri'
Corn dull and shade better: 3J'yd a. cash, 3asc
ADrf. Oats dull; $3.50 33kc. cash, sac. NAV
Whiskev steady at ~ 90. PORK bigher nj sIo.Io:
Lard hiRher and nominal. Bulb. nests higher and
shoRders, i5.s7ai; sides, ss.67H-
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, February 1e.-Fioar d25iHssaeni.
na'. Wheat opened steady: Milwaukee 0ard and si I
nU'nlnal: No. 2 Milwaukee. cash and February,
w 3 Niws ukee, May. Ssc.: No. "A Milwaukee
nominal: REJECTED nominal. Corn fact; No 2.
3TEc. Oats quiet and unchanged: No. z. 3Hae.
BE dIil at ssc. Barley firmeF No spfhg. fresh,
SIC. Provisions higher. Mess POI A.StJskD ~ !.
: : 5-.J5 March. Larc-Prime steam eash~n Peb-
rnary. si025. Hogs higher at $500.
CBICAGO.
CHICAGO February lS.-F1our quiet sssslsfesSv.
Wheat fairly active and shade blgcer; No. q
ON cago spring, 9Sc. bid cash. 994r. April. corn
steady and in fair demand: 37hEf36'sc. cash. As
R"rk sr0ug aud higher az $50 60. LaHdstrong ans
higher at tl0.2J Bulk. meats strong and higher:
,horisprs. $40: short clear, $685. VhtsAey
siesdy aud unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
SRw YORK, February ls.-Cotton-Net receip,s.
Jt'S baeS; gross, 80 bali futures closed s,eadS
sales. lOZ goo bales; February, siI.S7. March.
: fsmsl 40 April, Sll Ga NAV. Sil Ess
sli.79: June Sll.s9@il Loo. July. slI 9S4
: l.ae: AUGUST, $lZ.03Gsl2Oi: september.
81 l5edS l.60: October. Sl1.lSdallI6: ys-
yember. Sl0.e6dSl0.9s.
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SEED, &c.

DELIABLE EEDS.-PHILADEL-
IL PHIA EXTRA EARLY PEAS. SO per bu>he
(dne stock: CANADA EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
$3.50 per buShel: SPRING kAl.E. elght pounds
Tor ii: CLOVER.SEED, ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS Mixed Lawn
GRASS, &c. send for prlce-ll,t.
T. W. WOOD, seed Merchant.
fe lS-lm 4l9 SIKH street. Richmond. Va.
100 Blu : Ii T. l. : CHOICE CLOVER
IOO SEED, 100 bushels PHlNE CLOVER
SEED, 300 tons PRIME and MIXED TIMOTHY
HAY. 400 bushels CHOiCE WINTER SEED
OATS-in store aDa 10 arTiVe-for safe by
y. SAVAGE * Co.
CeQmission asd Feed Merchants
e. 1927 1912 Cary street.
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Commencing Their Work.

iNofIOk NlfglhiAhi icth
General Groner received dispatch yes
teFday from Dir. +. j. Kimball, OF the syn
dleate that recently purchased the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, asking II be
could carry from New York 10 Norfolk on
hls steamers 5000 tons OF steel rails for the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
Inc dispatch was sent 10 General Groner
under the impression that bis steamers con-
neeted With New York. He replied to this
eject, snd referred Mr.. kimball to Major
stamford, Of the Old Dominion Line oI
steamers. This would indicate that the yiew
owners Of the road are at work.
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CHENaNDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
- CONNECTING Az WAyNEsBORO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO kAtLkOAD.


RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND .HEspkAKBl
RAtLRCAD. (
2CHEDUI.I OF TRAINS,
y A.ssSG EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 P h Leave Richmond daily texeep, sun.
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SAT-
LRDAl with steamers for all land
tngs on the York river and for Bsiti-
more.
gHy OUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 y, ~. Leave Richmond dally except sun.
10: = (. y. dayJ, connecting at West Point with
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY. WEDN EsDAY,
with steamers Tor New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; wt'b steamers Tor Prosi.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
sunday connecting al West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from BAiti'
THR0ytiH YRgI6Hr TRAINS.
ESQ Z. Nh Arrive sI Richmond daily texcept
6.35 L., NJ. sa.ndsyl, connecting at West Point
with steamers from Ralti more, Sew
York. Providence. aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight Al Richmond 10 or nom
southern points. CaIsrun through between As'Anes
and West oint.
Carefalhandiing and dispateh, with lowest rs'sss
TnreagA bills OF isd;ns. with guaranteed rat~ss
Issued 70 all northern and western pcsns.
Far IN formation, apply AZ once OF ING evulp~"ys
T,ssnty third and Does streets, Richmond, Va
calls VT. DOUGLAS. >nnerinb"o'"'.
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Accident On the Shenandoah Valley
RailrOads

HARRlsoSprRG, Va. February ls.-A pas.
senger coach wa, thrown from the track OF
the Shenandoah Valley railroad and cap
south OF Elkton, Rockingham county, Va,
last evening. The car contained but soil
tary passenger, who escaped with serere
bruises. Brakesman ID. Fisher, hc,weyer.
sustained perhaps fatal injuries,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

stLhs'-ie shares Richmond and DsnvIe Rail-
road stock AZ sES: go shares Virginia BONE Insu-
rance Company stock at 2Z: so shares Rtsbmond
and panVille sioekst So; 10 shares Ric,rrond and
Dan'hle stock at SO 10 Virginia tax.rsyyiyabIe
coupons at 98I; 10 shares Richmond and I,anville
STOCK al So; % shares Richmond and Daayille
stock at 50; 10 shares Richmond and IDsusille
asn. y
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UItra-Tcmperanc Movement De-
feateG.

WHgELIXG. W. Va, February lS.-The
proposed amendment TO the Constitution Of
West Virginia prohibiting the manufacture
and sale Of intoxicating drinks was to-day
defeated in the Senate.
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4 Observation-Disclosures Blaze.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, February lS.--A
special to the Times says: A disastrous fire
occurred az scarborough. Ala, THU sday
night. Loss, $4,000. Twenty-Five houses
were consumed.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

AMELIA Nc< k1HOUst' 't1hudt9 los lccA'
TO STEPHEN MECH, j. ARTHUR
l. LEROY, ADMINISTRATOR OF LAZY
LAURA TREVlLIAN. DECEASED AND
THE HEIRS OF SAID LAURA TRhNtL-
YAM. DECEASEIS WHO ARE F.RflEs
THE SAID LADY LAURA TREslLfAN,
ANN ALL OTHERS INTERESTED>
Take aotice that pursuant Ia decree ui2de NJ The
September term, 1850 Of Amelia Circuit Court, IN
the SUI OF stephen Mech, for, Sc., rS. freylyans
administrator and heirs, have nxed upon Thurs
DAY, February "a. 1881, at my ofIce, AZ Amens
Cosisthouse, between . A. VI. aud Z. NJ. 10 take
tina following accnunts-to w.t. An account OF the
suoperty, real and personal, OF WINCH Lady Laura
PFevilyan died seized and posse ssel. together Win
the annual and fee-simpe value of The said real
estate an account of all debts dee by aud ouisland-
Ing against The estate Of The sad Lady Laura Tic
yiyan, with their dignities sad pIorities, an ae-
count OF the transactions OF - Arthur LEROY, adj
mnistrai0r Of Lazy Lama Treyilyan, deceased,
showing the amount or pffS0h,i property whlch
came or should properly lave come INTO his hands
as said administrator, and the disposition OF the
same, and especially as TO any bonds OF the Port
Royal Railroad Company belonging 10 said estate;
the value OF the same, and the amount received
thereon aud Ia ascertain and state whether ihe per-
sona property OF tie said cecedents estate Is SUBJ
cieni 10 psy OF and discharge ifs indebtedness or
whether &c Is necessary 10 sell The sale real es'ate'
or any part thereof. for that purpose; ana also 10
nqr IRE who are The rue and legal heirs OF said Lady
aura TIevilyan. deceased; Mt which time ana
mace all parties int crested are notified tn atte1d
Given under my hand rs commissioning ~ chan'
cefy OF Amelia Circuit Court.
II. MEADE, Cor,mis sioner. &c.
MEADE HAsKfNs, Writ CAsKIE, JOHN Dun
Lor, counsel, h2y'satW
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
OPPOSITION To TIE NEW RULES N THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

! OPPOSITION To TIE NEW RULES IL THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS.
| LONDON, February lS.--The DNUy Iae-
qrdph thi, morning says: As soon a. the
new rules announced by the Speaker OF the
| House OF Commons yesterday were thor
oughly c)mprehcnded, large section OF
/ the Conservatives and Liberals came 20 the
conclusion that so arbitrary suppression
OF the committee could not be permitted,
and that strong effort must be made T.
prevent such a course"
MANIFESTO OF A PARLIAMENTARY LEADER.
LONDON, February Is The manifesto is
sued by William Stlw, Home Rule member
OF Parliament for county Cork. j. addressed
! 10 Rt. Rev. John Mccarthy, Catholic bishop
OF ClOyne. Ii reviews the course pursued
| by the Irish Parliamentary party since he
| tMr. Shaw beld the leadership. and con-
demns the programme adopted by thai
party. which he declares has been mai ked
out for it across the Atlantic. Mr.. Shaw
continues: - can understand and respect
a revolutiOnisf.. but despise and condemn a
mOngrel that talks buster, hints at physical
force, and sinks away at the first hint OF
danger, leaving the poor people he has fool
ed helpless in the hands Of an enraged class
and Government"
ParneIi Encourages an InsurrectiOn.
LONDON. February 1S.-A dispatch from
| Paris to the Times says Mr.. Pdrnell told
Victor Hugo that though an Irish insuTec-
ton would be legitimate, the League dis
cOuraged such an attempt, rs the lri,h were
unarmed.
Another War In Afghapistan.
LONDON, February ia dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard says: - In cOn>e-
sequence OF Russia's advance on Herat by
the river and valley, AyOOb Khan has
declared war against the ANGER. and has
already occupied Maimund.'
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Cation Mills Rurued,

BENNINGTON, VT, February 1S.-Tbe
cotton mills at Irish Corner, near North
Bennington. formerly known as the Essex
Mills. were burned this morning. Loss,
So, 900: insured for $4,000. The property
was owned by II. {. Thayer Co., Of Bos-
20
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ParneII Encourages an InsurrectiOn..
IIOH NOUTU DC IbEITIIDdIt, IUt Ltd-Ut WIN
cOuraged such an attempt, rs the lri.h were
unarmed.
Another War i'm Afghapistan.
InNnnN EehrnarY ia dis nairh frOn
uARiSEINTELAiGENCI
sport OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 6, 1851.
ARRIVED.

ARflN I'd
steamer Tiger Lily. WathaIl james. River land.
A.. merchandise, and passengtr -, Griffith Sprdt-
lev, agents.
schooner George j. liallOch. >harrett' New DIX
iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner J. j. Ward, lnman, New York, iron.
Tredrgar Conn anv.
schooner john X. Halliday. Crammer, New York,
iron. Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Schooner Tom Williams, Edwards, New lora,
Iron. Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad.
schooner Rifle :. Derby, Male Chsr'eston'
hos phate. W. g. Crens haw.
Schooner Frank Pearson, New York, iron, \.
Snyder.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanokc, Couch, New York. mcr.
chandse and passengers, George W. Allen * Co..
agents
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. TAtsm,
agent.
Schooner star Spanglc Banner, Mullen, Phlade
phia merch ndse, Curtis Parker.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. February 1S.-ArTiVed: Rhwleudd,
Washington. Arrived out Lake Nepegon.
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I'IOllr,

Flour dull We quote Fine, sad $3.50: extra
$3.50; sur4YGue, $4.j0m S4.7j; common family
S5.7j6 So; choice or patent fcisily, S.JOe 30,
stanton spectiOn, extra. 800.
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LrEBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

+ EEBlG COMI&NY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FlNES2 AND CHEAPEST NEAT.
FLAvoR!NG sP0CK FOR S@gfs, MADR,
DISHES, AMI SAUCES.
'lTBiG COMP AtSY's EXrRAfR OF MEAT -
asuceess ap.s boon for Which nations s.eaid
feel gra;efs,.s-See 4" Medi.as Press" Issest,
"E:itish Medical Journas" &c.
CAUTsoN.--Genuine sRiy with the Sas simtls
OF BarS1. LIebis's sIgassere IN hiss sHk across
the !a.bsl.
Consumption Ia England Increased teDfold
IN ssn years"
LIIsgIG cOMPANys EXTRACT or MEAT. To
DC had OF all Siorekeepers, Groeers, and CheS'
ists. soleagenls for the United states tShosssale
ouiyl, c. David & Co, AZ Marx Lane, London
England. NH l5-s5st
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICIMOSD. February Is, 1851.
SAL rs

WuEAT 10 bnshel, ycry good n u %. Lan-
caster. 81 hushel, common AZ II o. Mixed 81
bushels good al :l.l9. Fulfz, 80 bushels good at
sl.l5.
6s bushels good az 53c.; AZ bu-hys very good ~
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BY reiesra 10.
NEW YOR.k

NEW 1OR.k
NEW YORK. February 3 Cotton firm; sa,es.
l.45S bales: upand.. Ill 9.l6c.; Orleans,
II IA o.. weekly net receints, ~ balfs HiS-s
47.63z bales; cNnort>--io fseIt Britain, 30 .!
btles: 10 France. 260 bales 10 the continent. lSs4
males sllss. 6.95I bales Stock, 1875 Co.'S males.
SOuiheru nour Gull aud unohoseed Whedt irregular
aud unsritled; closing atqd ic better; hgHr hh-i-
pf.s. Rnyruded red. Sl.iN4SI.2OI. Corr mode
raielv active and rather easier: ungrldeL 500
ANN: No. 3. 49,. Hons quiet and steady. Coffee
euII and easter; Rio, Hjs "a 3ac. sugar. steady :;
fair 10 good rehEiny. ia 1ac.; Fc'Sitd hfln :
standard a" Sc. dol;,sses quiet aud nominal.
changed at 70essl.73., unrpenli,ns oe,' ara
lower; 43c. bid, 43.tc. asked Wool nhyefa lay r
AID light depand bS %1laFIY dS, bIs~,
ana strong; long ADD short clean ~ yoese - .
Lsrd IjMl7&c. aisber. closing ~eak az sl0 % !
aeI072.. trIhB,s steady anG iii1t.
BALTIMORE.
BALTINory, February ls.-FSouD steady; How.
sri- street amt western superDne. P3Z3GfSl
exna. s4Gs3 IS; family, al o.St6 cry NIL
superfiue. 80. ~ 20 IS; 'xira, 40 famh;.
live but hsa southern red Sl.ls@sl16; ann <r.
Sl20dSl.22; No. wettern winter req, slv' an
si.i75aSsi.I7%: Nav. Ei.lTsGsl.l7h. Cam
stutsS 90 steady: western higher ana strong; south
ern white, 53kc.: yslsow. 52G5Sc. Oats 1niei ;
yves ,eHa white 4 ! "a 40. mixed. 40@4lc. Proyi-
sioY, 1fm. Mess-poss =i)li, SIS; new, SO. Balk-
msa, S-Loose shouI.rs and clear-rib ST. rs, noGS
nsnrsng: parked, IA and Stc. Bacon-SlOine -
CSC. clsar.rib sidss. 9ge.; hams, la &C. Lard~.
Pehned, in tieTcys. lob,c Coffee dull; xip Cargo
ORDINARY TO fair. ,0ael2ac. sugar du-; eesl,
Sac. Whiskey Gall az Sill for Jo5 as. fi.'khp
quiet. .,
CINCINNATI
CIyCIyN ATT, February ls.-Fl0sr stroas, Fancy
$3.50 :Aap. Wheat nrm:. Ne. RED wlnssf'
oar ;dnll ard lower ut 359GS55tc. FORK active
nrm, and higher at sl5.5O@tl6. Lard excited aud
higher at 104c. Bulk-meais strons anu higher
shoulders, -; rib, fs.l6. bacon scarce snd nrn,
shoulders, &c. clear. sc. Nhlskey IN good demand
at fl.oa. sugar nr1n; hard. 9AaieAc:: New or
leans, 7asc Hogs firm; commoa, "a 20 ,9sa.o0
hght, s5.d0as6.15: packing, fo.sO@f6.2O
butcheIs', &6.2a@s6.S5.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February ls Flour steady; ty' z
| t3.25mt3 80; choice 10 fancy, 30 I3gsy.2o
| oats In fair demand al s71.c. Pork irn al 81 I
| I.ard-None In msrket. Bulk-mesis nrmer; thou
ders, t5,l2Ii sides, 1880. Bacon nrmerj shdaiaer
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A tried and trusted remedy, always ready
Ior use, is st. Jacobs OIL, the household
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CHEsaPEAKEA OHIO RAILWAY

~ Tualls from and to Richmond Ja,. Is, 1851
Wall Accom-: Exprsss;,
ArrlTs ..-... 900 l.. VI. 900 A. VI. 7:lJ A. VI.
For further details. apply AT $40 aain street, or
Chesapeake ana OHIO railway depot ticket Office.
CONWAY Il. howard.
-l7a g.. 4. and T. Agent.
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TOBACCO-SBED.

VITUITE hurley TOBACC0.SEED.-
w srnply OF The GENUINE SEED dneet
from ohio, iresh aud reliable, received ana sos Ale
t,o'' ""''' ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
Fl" lSaa Cary street.
Orders by matt promptly attended TO. =. as.,m
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. A. Daily.
Arrive BurAeNie. ....'.....lI;3O ~
Train No. A connects At BuTkevilie with Attain
tic, Mississipp and OHIO railrosd FOR farmsiIle,
Lyuchburg. and all Southwestern points.
Trains Nos. a. and IL. connect ri >utherlin's with
MiitCn aud >utherilu NdrrDW-Gauge railroad for
!, IltOn.
Train No. ~ connects az salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad foe Asheyie and all points
IN Western Ncrlh aroilna.
Trains Nos. 30, iseaud AZ connect az AIRLINE
junction With Atlanta and Charlotte Air. Line rail-
way for an points south ana Southwest, and No.
connects al hiTlotie With Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroed for all points south, South-
east. and Southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only 1t Jetersville, brakes
Branch, Barksdte's. Ddavillc, Greensboro. and
salisbury.
Trains from the aboye-uImed points arrive at
| Richmond 4I3 L. Va, 7:33 \. VI, and 1888 T.. VI.
Tram on Sorh. ta"pina railroad CONNECTS At
Golasboro' with weldon aud Wilmington railroad
Tor Weldon ana Wilmington
pEIINiN-CAK SERVICE:
On Train No. JOes-Washlugion, Richmond, and
Atlanta.
Un Train No. 4s--Nev York and Richmond. or
Danville aud Atlanta.
ON Train NJ. ,t2--NashingtOn. Richmond, and
Danvilie, and Dauyille and Augusta.
/ Tickets sold 10 all points SCUM, soBtheast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lAy-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
GeV=ga Passenger and Ticket Agent
I. VI. X. TALCOTr, General superintendent.
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I.OUisyU.LE.

LOUISVILLE, February Is Flour steady; tyIs'
s3.25Mt3 so; choice 10 fancy, % 75gSU.25i
Wheat steady at al. Corn quiet aud nrin NJ sikc'
Oats. In fair demand a, SIG. PORK aysn al sl6
ders, ISL All sides, 1890. Bacon nrmerj shdaders
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fHE HOLCOME.HALL LECTURE ASSOCIATION
THE ADDRESSES or THURSDAY NIGHT-lN-
TENDED EXTENSIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
THE LYNCHBCRG MOZART ASSOCiATION-BE-
NEYOLENT ENTERTAINMENT-SALE OF TOWN
LOTS-MAJOR HARRIS POSlTlON-PERSONAL,
KC &C.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19

On Wednesday, May llth, Il became
necessary for surgical interference in a
case Of oongcnital phimosis on = little
three year old boy of Andrew Morrison.
Dr- II. X. Hoy, who lately located in this
place, was called and performed the opera.
tion. DR.. Kirk assisted, administering the
anWsthe,ic. The operation i known by
The common name Of Circumcision. AT the
present time Of writing the case il In good
condition and the indications are for . per-
feet result, Watehman.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Rf virtue of sundry writs of Fieri
~ Faeiss issued out ~ the Court q CaasoA rle..
Of Centre eonnty, and 10 directed there ain hs
exposed 81 public sale Al The Court Hoass in BELLE
fonts,
Saturday, June 4, A. d. 1891,
a. ocleck. p NJ the foouinr Described reai sss.ss
Of The defendant, ts wft.
suit Of ,. \. Casanova ,. u. Pisros
~ Ia Ne. Aug term. issi. Debt. s2a0
Beaver Gephsst. Atsys.
All that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate 10 the beruurh ~ Phiii~iure Centre epuntx
Pa, buunded and ds~ rihed falows . vii Rouna.
81 On the suath ty Nosth Froni street. On the east ~
Laurel street. the vest ~ lot n Mrs Meyass and
on ths uoFth ~ senond strcel, fronting 90 North
ltent street e. s and extending along IAuFs. street
20 feet thsfeun erected two-stufy frame dweIiing
bouse tue large siuFe rouiss ware Fesm, naasAae
yard. static af1a nthsr uuttudlaea saasaa tAlsn in
sxrsutioa and 70 be sold a. The propsgty q J. n.
Pierce.
TEAMS CAsH.--Nc deed win be acknowl-
eagei sntEi tbs purchase money = raid In aan
JOHN SPANGLER, Sheriff.
shsgias oaes. bsllsfonis. Pa. Nay tEssiss2. ~
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Rector qf 81. Johns p 4. CSmeh.

A NEw LUMBER OPERATtoS.-Our on.
terprising townsman, Chester Munson, ESQ.
has recently purchased the timber on six.
teen hundred acres OF land belonging TO
j. n. Casanova, ESQ.,, where he purposes
erecting large water-powcr saw mill. II
Is estimated that the tract will cut about
twenty millions feet Of pine, hemlock and
oak lumber. As Mr.. Munson Is one Of the
Oldest lumbermen in this locality, he will
bring to this operation considerable expe.
rience and no doubt make 1t successful.
The growing scarcity Of timber on or near
railway transportation lines, will make
this desirable business operation for the
next five or seven years. This timber tract
lies distant from Philipsburg between five
and six miles and will require trAmroad
Of two and one-half miles TO connect with
the Morrisdale branch railroad. lie will
proceed at once In the erection of the mill.
--Phlipsbarg Journal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19
DEATHS.

MUssER-on the sth instant in naines town.hi,
CsihaTiHs wife II Jonathan Nus-st aged - ,ear.
N0fL-oh the loh Instant IN MiIlhsm. Mis- Msrr
y Motf. aged - years
Rook.-At Port Matilda, Thurssay. the l2ih mat.
ot soatlet fever, Edith Alberta. daughter ~ q M
and n. q Rock. sged years. months And q asvA
Little fingers folded
On little breast.
Edith u sveetiy sleeping
She has gone 30 rect
Nes the angels guard her
In Der heavenly home
She has Joined the ransamed
Around our FATHERS thrans
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19
Philadelphia Markets.

fHiLhrEtFHiL, MAJ T.. 1851.
liath.-Thr demand ourtuuas limited Htf r.rsrss
we're steady sales 81 10'u lsT1sIs iut1utrF Ntnra-
.aiA 'firss 81 g. a sa 80 medium o. choice r}rs,
ara si Sfah'N 81 straight F,nls,Irauia satra fam
ny al SHat-@I. Mrff'fn do. az &taIaG end raj.
'Hh 81 ssa'tes s.'- Eye fHuf ls steady s - isr
barrel.
"HAfs w beat va iu better demand and prices
"erf tsft#u higher. Salef oi l1Hulu Fushrlt No
tel. cat iots At 81 @a0l 1ls and No rsl iu se-
'Aiar, - - - s0l ~. May. 81 gU aI -. Jul,. /
Abd ll6a 5uig. Rye % worth 81 p4aIgs ~ peub.
'2i'Auia Corn ts HtArre and local lais are higher
SUM t8asef sslls in lots Al 6zsuTlr a. ta gual{
y ~ 80 and nen. Tmntht un.harrea
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19

Gilmore * CO., 629 + street, Wash
ingion, ID. c., request every soldier or
sailor who served in the Union army dur
ing the late war, 10 send his namk and
post-ofiice address on a postal card. Write
plainly name, post-ofiicc, county and state.
In return you will receive copy Of new
paper, America, containing valuable in
formation. 1924.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19

On last Tuesday, Mcclellan, a son OF
Mr.. John Rishel, Of Stone Mill, while in
the woods chopping, had the misfortune to
cut his left foot. The axe struck him inn
mediaiely below the insiep, nearly sever
ing the member. One Of his brothers was
with him at the time, but the boy nearly
bled TO death before assistance could be OBJ
tained. Dr. Alexander, who was called,
has hope thatthe foot can be healed again.
-Reporfer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19

"WoMEN NEvER THINK. IF the
grabbed old bachelor who uttered this SEN
timcnt, could but witness the intense
thought, deep study and thorough invcsti-
cation Of women In determining tho beet
medicines 10 keep their families well, and
would note their sagacity and wisdom in
selecting Hop Bitters as the best, and dem
onstrating It by keeping their families in
perpetual health, at mere nominal ex.
pense, he would be forced 10 acknowledge
that such sentiments are baseless and false.
--PicoyHe
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19

80 vssll, ly IIarr.r nrrther
MARRIAGES.

HoLT-GARDNER--At the home Of the brides ~.
rents. 81 Beech Greek, MAy II iss1. ~ Rev W q.
wight, Nj. bdear Holt. Il snuv Shoe Aud Miss
Alice Gardner. % Reech Creek
HA"kNCAAf-8INN-l In Fhilipsilurg. Msy T. 1851
~ Lewis He's. Esq. Mr.. Asia HsgencafHp and Mr..
hmHs sunn, al ~ Rush township. Centre CO. Pa
kuse-H0UTX--ont the 26tb uli. at the Evangelical
parsonage, IN Madisonburg. hy Rev. w H. stavsr.
NJ James En~s and Miss Eien u. Houtz both n
Linden Hall -