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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

Melodies the South and West
Clamor For-Hymns for the
East-Mu0ic for the
West.
New York Sun.

'Thls IL the seasOL when organ grind
ers order their tunes tor the coming
year." said Mr.. Taylor, the maker vi
hand organs, at his factory on Chatham
square yesterday. lin t,ct, the time Of
supply and demand is 50 regular and UNI
failing that almanac makers might put
along with other weather predictions,
all the way from the middle Of January
to the middle OF April, Now put new
tunes in hand organs And in sum-
nier, Of course, Now look out for new
tunes in hand Orgxns.'"
What are the new tunes called this
year,"
wv ell, the returns are not all in vet.
OfcOurse you know tina the Organ-grind-
ers themselves 10 not have much to say
about what tunes shall lie put into their
oryans; they rely almost entirely upon
what the people ASK for. No; 1 dOn't
believe it is true Us many assert, that the
organ-grinders pick out uninteresting
tunes and cracking organs in order that
pennies may he given them to 70 away
quickly. think they report to me Eon-
cstly what the people ask for. On the
Whole, Harriga l. Harris songs are
most popular In the country. just now
their Major Gilfcather,' waltz song, is
the rage. they all ask Tor it. Then there
is Tony Pastors whist, whist which
is agOing to be very popular Oh the hand
OrgMn-oniy the whist sound will be
anything but whist"
Anything from the Gilbert l. Su!li-
van comic operas. Tie Pirates or Pa
ticnce.'
Not q note: no demand for them.
Nothing from, the ''Mascotte." We take
the Charity BOl,'' sony and "Ail ON
Account Of Elixa' from ''I3i'lc Taylor"
and the grand marches from ''Fatin-
itZa" and ''B0ccacci0." From New Or
leans amt Savannah comes loud calls for
tunes from "Olivette."
lis the han'!-organ played much
through the Southern Statcs:''
Just now New Orleans is NY best
market. The negroes have taken to
PLAYING han.l-OIgans, while the Italians
have dropped oil all over the country.
There arc not One-!Ourth rs many Ital-
ian players as wandered about the
States few years ago. The Italia,is are
ut work on railroads and as laborcrs in
every CAPACITY. They are willing to
work If they can bc satisfied that they
will get pay for their labor"
well, what new tune are YOU put
ting into the organs played in the West
erM States ~
''Gr,ntlathcr'; Clock"
as that tune new aAywlcrc:"
"Iou would think 50 from the num-
lcr of request, have for it. Here is a
new organ, in which have just put the
''Swert by and BY" 1t is going into
Massachusetts. with ''Only an Armor
Bearer" and ''I'll Stand by Until the
the Morning" and other OF the late Mr..
Bliss writings. They are in great de-
nland in little town. where strong rclis-
iul,> bias rulls.''
ANY ether popular tunes which hang
on:''
1.-THE Devils March. from Won Sup
pes operetta, The Devil on Earth, and
Cradles Empty. Ba',y's Gone. \ Violet
from Mothers Grave, and speak, only
speak don't make tragic opera Sc
lection for hand organ once in five
years. Everything must he either fun
nv uT sentimental"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04
oh,,s n head IN tAv Billiard Mech.


=" eek. ian. :;,.---Yhc IEr,H";'*
,a'.s >:"r..;' ci, ;!,v 'ilI;,r! Elat. !. says:
IHh :.:..:":> were. in fine form. having
>'''"'i Vi. rraci g. play. There were
expectations. q: lair a:r.lsi,nS this time
'''''" '.'r Mew '-rce. Daniel EHntte;;u,
w.. ,rnl, amateur iii;iart;i>t, who
."- ..r- VISA ii,,,;,ilv. Betting was
>".''i'y IA n.\ur of NiSn:,,lx l*iC re the
:"'" ''l'tnc!. Play commenced twc!i-
;, m"'ir> "F;rr nine, Nigraux winning.
,,''' "a! n: ui-simy his opening shot.
-. ~ ''i~ s'"'.l.i innings he ran ~, in his
,','.ii -. made mostly Oh the rail.
n"H* AZ! S!..--:,n was unable to make
any rr'''i,ial ''ry.rtSs, the Tails break
~ ';.:'r. ia the sixth inning. how
,,, ,r:' ':r ram ~, and in the tenth inning
-., "'n>;!y hy rail, the play going the
,1'''f'' way. IN the twelfth inning
,,I' s','n rM !l6, making total OF Hw,
" '. s:pph the play for the night,
~, ~ IN" Ei&n"ux's score ut 34s| points.
.. ~ '"!:'' humber Of innings Tor Slosscn
80" t"rlve. Gr<Mt enthusiasm was
,','''''>i"i Il, his success among the
.nns''';'n-. Of whom y large number
,;' '' present. The French portion Ut
~. AN audience also behaved very well,
L"n "';"w.d applause inpartially. The
, ,"' WAS ~ mir:ihly arranged for the &C
, :m" ri spectators, and the
I,"' 1'c al the hotel vas brilliantly IL
,a;"..''d and d c,ratell. At the ter
; ,".,!', "f the game, betting had risen
III favor Ut SlOssOn.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04
A Desperate. Fight.

DANvILLE, Va, Feb. IA desperate
fight occurred yesterday on .I.anier's
plantation between the King and Slate
families, il. which shot-guns and pistols
were used. Tom King was stabbed
eight times; old Mrs.. King was mortally
stabbed. Three Of the former will die.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

;,,'":;ASi. Feb. 2.-Tammany voted
s,.., u" other Democratic I'm the A.
r,."Iy a'l elected T.. T.. Patterson
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

Among the latest arrivals ut the Cen
tcnnih hotel are: f. F. WEIGH, Chicago;
VIM. p. Watson, n. p. Il. r.; J. G.
Singer, Glendale; f.. I. Campbell, Boze-
man.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18
DEATHS.

BoLLINGER In PhlipahurR MAY i0th issz after
lanE aud itgiug sfaiet q, Miss Mari D. Hoiliu ger
tu the Zhta yest 81 her age.
Nfhks.-tn fhthrsurE, on Nay iph 1882. Mfs
Margaret u Nyefs, siie of William Nyegs. aged -
Years.
ArT.-Iu Huhlertburg. MAy &. Iss2. Mrs. Rarhel AFt
aged = years muuiht and X7 dHas
6tTELtts--u night q Asy = At " fffiiuburR LydtA
wite # Charles Cute ius. Agod s. yszfs and dAts
PENNINGTON On Monday, MAy i. iss2 mar FtIl.
MOTE. Centre county Willie, oniy Il Henry aud
Harriet PenuuEion, aged yeafs. % muHibt AID -
days.
willie was au unnsuA'lt hrght and Interesting hoy
and be departure wouia leave has Esrenis uHrsolAle
did thsg Bqt kuow that be uaw s3nrs among the an
Eels, Hts sst sicAu~s though exceedingly pain ful
eudurrd aith ubmistskAhgs f1rtttsae When
siukiuE rapidly. yet ahe 10 sEask irsllH he said.
'lseaf para take me 10 tomf aruss juss more
A ttHt skIu lute and prayer osald 30 d0ne but
the tuthlsss iytant Uesih claimed him fH his a~ a.
His cold tsBa lad upon hin and he sithetrd
der Die hiEhiius tonth. Nus tiHt b. hss gone his
parents ard if4sas feel but dasfis tbef ioss lite
death Is sadly mouruea ts he bumsruus frisnds
Gentle aud sutmlssi be- ea8eafsa g. ali vko
kueN hisu Neer pot. then, for him. Although be s
shut forever frum youf sight ~ hos iuhultsy bet.
tsf il his oaBdtt@u than Ths large eHega~e Il
sympaihislHE tggsnds 10 attendance al his feusral
showed hos highly he vas helesei ~ al shn knee
him The writer had latimate acquaintance stth
hin, having been bic last teacher.
O.. " MeESrtsE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18
MARRIAGES.

WEAhEH-FlLE-fin MAY 3D. ~ 3hs residence -
bAbiel Elrka, ts Ley. v etdssatsaf Mr. Jeremiah
Weaver, % Greg teWHshlp, O. Me- safah Fils 4
Ceute cfuutE. "a
klFf-Ni t-th --uH May -. At the residence -
E9v. :. Nusssf, t9 kcs. eidsnsssf Mr Emrfy
huriE kuIp. ~ Juutata osuutf. Pa, and Mis.
tbestA H. Ausssr, q 1rsEg iowusuip Cfuifs ogauty
Ia
sHAhLE-bARBEB On the goth uii ct AAfaus.
bufE by Rev A. o. PatEef. Nj. John NJ SbAait ~
Miiiiin o0uHly, a. AHs Llizst,stA A. BARTER, q
Aafpuslfutg.
Lt1CHkN-LNoN- At the residence II the brides
parents. hellefaHte. Pa. Msy -. lstz ty Eet
Nqfaai, ef Nili4amsrutt. M Iuuas Ltchtn. Il
Roy Bo34stilie to Nlu psuiiuA Eauu
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18
Tho CENTRE DEMOCRAT has a Ia

The CENTRE DEMOCRAT has large
and increasing circulation, Is the largest
paper published in Centre county, and ~
an advertising medium IL second 70 none.
The Job department has lately been stocked
with full supply Of ell kinds Of materials,
and We arc prepared to do ell manner of
job work on short notice, In the best styles,
and at lowest rates. Before ordering drop
in and be convinced.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

The grocery store Of Harry Teats &
Co, opposite the Bush house, is open and
doing more business than the propriesors
had hoped to be favored with 20 shortly
after commencing. Those who bought Of
Mr. Teats before will continue, and as
proprietor OF = store be will be pleased 10
treat customers with the same gentleman
" consideration that always characterized
him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

The socisble, of our Lutheran friends
on wednesday evening, of last week, was
one Of those refined entertainments, that
are alike enjoyed by young and old The
number present though not great, was suf-
fcient to safety tho members Of the COM
mittec Of arrangements that their efforts
were appreciated. The program consisted
of well chosen music, orations, select read.
ing, etc. Miss Katie Tyson, wee little
miss, was rendered well-dcserved, hearty
applause upon her concluding the rendition
of difficult song, and we'll spoken recitA-
tion. Mrs. DR.. Rhone read = touching
tribute to the memory Of the lsmented
Longfellow, and Miss MArdy Forster de-
claimed = selection in an easy, cultured
manner that won the complimentary no.
tice of ell. or the other participants we
should be pleased TO speak if space permit
ted, and trust the moving spirits in this
commendable cause will not permit their
zeal to grow lees in the infusion of true
sOcisbility into general church work
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

A REvEL AMONG OuR EXCHANGES -
Henry Powell, brutal step father at Ale
toona, on Saturday last Knocked n five
year old child down with chair because
Ii refused to cease crying. The child IL in
precarious condition. IhtiiPsbhrg Jour
nal.
That platform made at Harrisburg on
"Wednesday is rather too frail contriv-
ance to bear tho weight of five attorneys.
philadelphia Record
A Belefonte widow who kept saloon
agreed TO marry n man for 500 and then
went back on him after getting his cash.
Beside losing all confidence in widows he
has also lost his money.-Loek HaUeH
Journal
Our friend, Grow, must have meant an
Altoona widow. Bellefonte widows do not
engage in that kind of business.
Since sending internal machines to pop
ular, wealthy and influential men has be-
come epidemic, 1t is said, Col. Joe w.
Furey, Of the Watehman, has all Of his
mail carefully examined by tho office devil
before touching any of It.
The aesthetic dandclion Is In blossom but
the rain giveth it a too too appearance
san and Banner.
Gen. james 4. Beaver the candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania, was defeated
for the United States Senate year ago
because he was presented by tho Cameroa
faction. He Is comparatively young
man, and has never held any political
Office Baltimore Sun.
An average Mormon, as he is seen by
unprejudieed eyes, Is now shown to be a
simple, shrewd, ignorant and fanaticAl per
son who has no intention Of interfering
with anybody and who has very distinct
intention of not being himself intcrfercd
with.-Neto York World
Maj. j. b. Fisher, Of Penn HAll,l Cen
tre county, says the Gazette and Bulletin, Is
favorably mentioned for the Legislature.
Too many printers are trying to support
long primer families on nonpaFeil salaries.
Our Continent,
4 petition Is in circulation among the
New York physicians, asking that Presi-
dent Arthur grant respite to Guitcau "in
The name Of Psychological science The
petition Is not quite a. long as several that
have been submitted for Mason's pardon,
but is quite as reasonAble.- Washington
Post.
Col. Mcclure, OF the Philadelphia Tjmes,
GRATED before the Delta Phi Society Of
Delaware College, on Monday last,
The jersey Shore Herald tells US that
Rev A J. Bright has reached his new
home, Ellsworth, Kansas, safely. The
many friends Of Mr.. Bright, m this couu-
ty, will be pleased to know that be has
commenced his ministerial labors, and
thinks he will like the west.
To all lovers of literary excellence, typo
graphical beauty, and general elegance We
commend the Orirntai Caskr', published At
9l2 Arch street, Philadelphia. Forward
81 for years subscription and you will
thank us for the suggestion.
The Tyrone Times is now sir column
paper, and promises to bc better than ever.
We wish 1t success.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18
But now youv cum I


"A new floor has been laid in the Com
missioner's office.
The largest and cheapest boot and
shoe store--Doll & Mingle.
His Honor Judge Orvis, Is presiding
at 8 term of court at Lock Haven.
WIN. p. Shoop, of Centre Hall, was
noticeable on our streets yesterday.
The Logan Hose company has been
invited to participate in fremens s parade
st Shamokin.
We are glad TO hear of the recovery
OF Mr.. A. Lukenback, who had been i'll
for some time.
-Neighbor Shrom Is one of the most
accommodating men with whom we have
ever come in contact.
Until you have tasted some Of John
Beezer's rich, juicy steaks you scarcely
know what tip top beef ia.
Mr.. Jacob McCauley, of Jacksonville,
after an extended search, found us on
Tuesday. We we're glad to see him.
Mr.. w G. Morrison, of Port Matilda.
Is assisting Recorder Bible. Mr.. VI. isa
good penman and nice fellow.
MFR. John Rishel- of Centre Hill, sc-
companied by Mrs Rishel, called upon
the DEMOCRAT yesterday.
We we're pleased TO see Mr.. J. w.
Robb, one of our subscribers At Beech
Creek, who called on Wednesday.
Farms in Juniats county, on account
OF the discovery Of iron ore on many Of
them, have suddenly risen in value.
MIR. Jackson Gorton and DR.. Hobart
Allport, Of Philipsburg, while visiting
Bellefonte on Tuesday paid The DEMOCRAT
pop call.
Mr.. Fergus Potter, Of Linden Hall,
one of the most experienced and best
teachers of our county was in town day
before yesterday.
The hotel, managed by Mr.. A. a.
Kohlbrecker at Milesburg, has been neatly
fred up, and is now ready for the enter
tainment Of guests.
I'm the sale of strictly first class cigars,
Harry Green still stands head and should
ers above all other dealers in town. Try
his La Exception cent cigar
Mr.. Edwin Tyson, In partnership with
Mr.. John Clinedents, has opened BUTCH
sring establishment at Philipeburg. We
predict prosperous future for them.
We had the pleasure of making the
acquaintance of Mr.. Jerry Nolan, engineer
on the p. Il. r., on Saturday, and found
him to be pleasant vholesouled fellow.
Mis- Jennie Weaver, the afable and
agreeable daughter Of George Weaver,
Esq., of this place, lately returned from
Philipsburg where she had been visiting
for come weeks.
To-day Mrs. O. G. McMillen and little
daughter started on visit 70 her home,
in Dayton, Ohio. After six weeks stay
they expect to return accompanied by her
parents.
Mrs. Mamie F. Coolidge, Of Carbon
dale, i at home visiting her relatives and
friends. Her coming was unexpected,
and ; complete surprise vas given the
whole family.
Read the advertisement Of Messrs. s.
& 4. Loeb In to-day's DEMOCRAT they
mean all they say and are abundansly able
70 falill ell promises, and suit al who
may favor them With their patronage.
MIR. William Coz, an employee at the
Bsllefonis Boz factory, on Monday, un-
fortunately allowed his right hand 10 come
in too close contact with circular saw
and bad several fingers badly lacerated.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

--Of the two hundred or more persons
who attended the 7. NJ. G. A. meeting, on
Tuesday evening, Messrs, +. P. Green and
VIM. ZeIlers had the most rAvenoua appe-
lite, and We'd with each other In seeing
which could eal most.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18
Centre County Democratic Com
mittee---lso2.

pisTRIcTs HAmR. ?. 0. AnpaEss.
Bsllefonte, N. WV. y. Reber-...... BelietontS.
&. W-.Chsries smith-...
w.w-James schofeld-.
Howard Boro..... Howard Brickiey. Howard.
Mllesburg-........C. X. Esstngton.- Mileeburg
Mnlhsim. ...........A. ltera..,-....M Mtllheim.
PhiiIpsburg -.....D, W. Holt.....-Philip=burg.
UnionvilIe. ..........J. G smith........fi .fieming.
Hsnner ............ uriah Observation-Disclosures.
Boggs................o A. Mclaughlin. Mesburg
. urnaids ........... William Hipple--.pine Glen.
College ..............Frank Taylot....-Lemont-
Curtin FTedk. Rohh-...... Howard.
Rergusou o. PA j. Orend0rf f--.Pise Grove Mills.
N P.--J. II. Heberling Rock Springs
Gregg. s. P..........M l. kiahel.....-spring Mills
N. p.........Deni. Limbert---.
Haine= =.............,Geo, n. KesteE-. .AAronsburg.
Hsifmoon -.........A. 7. Gray,........HAh Moen.
Harrls..-...........J James kimport .BoalsbuTg.
Howard -............. David Tanyer.... Howard.
Huston ...............Johu q. Milea...J Julian.
Liberty ........-...w. II. Gardner blanchard.
Marion................JJ ]. Hoy.-.........W Waiker.
Mss ............... George HAines--. .Wolfs Store.
Patton ...........D. L. Meek......... Buffalo Run.
Penn ...............H T. Duck ......... ~ Millheim.
Potter, n P........6. W. spAngler..., Tus-cyville
3. P.........J. Wilmer WolL-.Centre Hall
Rush william Cullen Sandy Rlsge.
snow William Hanea.- Snow Shoe.
Spring .........,......T. NJ. Barnhart-- Belleioute
Taylor. vinton Bcckwith Fowler.
Union Christian Hoover Fleming.
Walker. Andrew Kreamcr Hublersburs.
Worth..-.............w. O. Morrison--Port Matilda
R. II, FORSTER, Chairman.
H. A. MoKxK, Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

The widow Of The late John Ecken-
roth, Hsq., of Pleasant Gap, after linger-
ing Illness, died on Tuesday morning.
She had for many years. been member in
good standing Of the Lutheran church and
: person Of excellent character and reputo
in the society In which che lived.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

Miss Maggie jackson, Of osoeols, who
had spent most Of last winter with the
family Of Mr.. Joe. w. Furey, returned
home week or so ago. Miss jackson en-
joyed her stay among the good people Of
Bellefcnte, and will have many pleasant
"reminiscences TO relate to her friends al
home.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

Rev. J. ID. Wilson, Of Now York, :
native Of Spring Mills, this county, while
on . visit 10 friends In this neighborhood,
did net forget 70 peep into our Office and
while away few moments In social con.
verse.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

Well, Spring. ysuv cum at last, hsv youl
The poit youv bin a-sittin' In old Winters
LAp--now sint yon ashamed u yourselfi
I s'poss the old fellers bin a-bussin' you;
should think he had from your breth
A bein' so eold-but that's the way them
Old feliers hev a-doln'.
Well, a. ! Was sAytn
Youy come at last with your "hamy
BFeth" s-blowin' from the NoFthwes-
wescoustant or NebrAsky, s'pose,
Great countries for bam rsckiu'.
But now youv cum
We feel ysur eheertn pTcssBz wen We
Git round onto the south side ov the barn
We hseT the hens a-ksklin, when they've
Laid an egl We see the horse radish
A starting up aiong gsids the gsrding
Fens The wimmin is q lukin into
The old teapot after gArding seeds,
And all these things make me think youv eum
Ef % be I've Hled
Ie, Spring, ashswing up oy yer shortcummiugs,
jest set II down TO bavin' potts lisens
tTho hAint taken sun out, yet I 'low tol
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

The attention Of postmasicrs is called
TO an order Issued by the department re-
curing them to notify publishers Of ncws-
papers of the refusal Of subscribers to lift
papers, and state ,phy they refHse. Ii is
important that we know whether q patron
refuses TO continue lifting his paper because
he no longer wants it, has removed from
the district, or is dead. The directions are
so plain that ''wsyfaring man thoagh a
fool need not err therein" and We hereby
caution pos.mAsiers 20 be careful to CON-
ply with the Law when making returns Of
facts connected with the actions Of sub
.cribers. Use the blsaks furnished you
and do not waste one cont by using postal
card.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

"A peddler named Patrick Meilas, died
81 The boarding house Of Mrs. Howard,
on Bishop street, on Tuesday. The trouble
seems 10 have been consumption. We
could learn nothing Of his life or residence,
save that be was Of Irish descent, and BY
occupation . travelling vender Of linen
goods,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

AT last we have attained something
Of the "Aidsrusaaie" proportion Of larger
towns, our buildings are numbered, or at
least portion Of them. Now, how does
Il sound--Mcssrs w. F. Reynolds L Co.,
Bankers, No. |, South Allegheny street, or
Mcssrs. Yocum s Harshbereer, Attorneys
ii Law, No. /, Hast High street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

The Pleasant Gap band when in full
uniform locks we'll. The playing Of this
band IL fast raising IL 10 an enviable posi-
tion In the estimation of ell lovers OF frat
class music. We wish the boys success
II il too bad that BeIlefonte win permit
herself 10 be 90 totally eclipsed by this
suburban ueighbor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

We have received invitations inviting
Us TO attend the opening, to-day, Of Spring
Mills new hotel Mr.. Geo. Nash, the
proprietor, promises 70 conduct q summer
resort on right kind Of principles, and
there Is little doubt of his being able TO
a, a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

SUDDEN DEATH.--We are informed Of
the sudden death on Monday night at the
residence of Mr.. Barbhsri, two miles eAs,
Of Bcllefonte on the Jacksonville road, of
Mrs. Sadie Harter, daughter Of MIR David
Solt, a merchant and also the postmaster al
Zion. Mrs. Harter has been in delicate
health and suhiect TO sinking spells for
some time, although no immediate danger
was Apprehended On this occasion ether
bad been prescribed ty the attending phy.
sician. One of her attacks of illness came
on during which she expired, although the
exact cause of her death IA not known.
She was = widow, her husband diving only
short time ago. Her death will be much
lamented. - Daily Nescs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

DO not pay 70 per cent. more than it,
real value for tea when you can buy 1t for
what 1t Ia worth at George w. Ea,ou's.
This tea II one Of bis spccialiics 8ud Gus
toners can depend upon getting the bet, IN
the market Il little lower than prices asked
by any other dealer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

CoRaEsPospEscx, containing important news, solicit
ed ffom any part OF the county. No commune aien-
Inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of The
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

The residence Of Mr.. A. Lyon, on
Lynn street, was The scene Of 8 festive oc-
casion las. evening II was nothing less
than the marriage Of Miss Paalina Lyon
TO Mr.. Jonas Lcchten, of Reynoldsville.
Rev. M. wurzsl, Of Willismsport, on.
ciAted. The lady is one Of BeIlefonte's
fairest msidens, and the happy groom will
have no reason to regret having conferred
upon her his name. We extend our con-
gratulations and trust none Of life's storms
may lower upon the heads Of the young
couple.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

The Philadelphia branch has given
away hundreds Of whips and canes. AND
sliIl the demand continues For eondi-
tions necessary 70 secure one call at the
store and Mr. Levin will be pleased TO
state the matter clearly and saii.factorjIv.
For honest, square dealing and sincere cf.
fort to please, this house is without any
superiors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

People often wonder Why Doll 1
Mingle cell goods 90 much loser than
other stores one secret Is, they deal In
nothing but boots and shoes, give their
whole attention 70 the business, and pay
oash for all they buy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-18

Call and examine the stock Of range,
and cook stoves at Wilson, MeFarlane d
Co.'S also their line Of single aud doutlo
heaters. They have for sale the Welcome
Home double heater, which has been thor.
oughiy and satisiactorily tested in this
community.