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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

the Legitimate child OF the Rep ublica of
Pennsylvaniai endeavored 10 stick star
OF two more In Gen. Beavers crown, and
claim that The county ticket Is the strong
est that could have been made.
Appointment Of Congressional oonferees,
T. l.. Christ, g. A. Bayard, J. G. Zim-
norman Senatorial conlerees. NJ J.
Watt, j. G. Henderson, Geo. Taylor.
This completed, an impromptu love
feast and experience meeting was instituted
in which Brother Jas. 7. Coburn, Eco,
told his fellows that be was glad be was
Republican, and thanked the Republican
party for what ii had done for him. etc.
A. o. Furs,, Esq, previous to the carriage
Of motion to adjourn, arose in response
TO repeated calls, and with solemn visage,
clenched hat and flashing eye, told his
cngcr listeners that If Pattifon should be
[ elected VIC will at once have free ships all
over Pennsylvania, that the white mem-
bors Of the party should be influenced by
/ the example Of their colored brethren and
close up the ranks, and other nonsense, Of
the same nature.
Adjourned TO meet at the call Of Chair.
man Keller, who will be expected 20 con-
duct the campaign, next year, with an eye
single TO the glory Of the ring that elected
him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

Mr.. koons was announced 81 the choice
Of the convention. As will be seen, the
only soldier, Ia onc.armed one, too, } whose
name was submitted to the convention.
was slaughtered by those, who Topped the
bloody shirt with awful energy. What do
the promises and professions Of the Repub.
licSn leaders amount 70. When II pavs 10
elevate tho "battle-scarred veteran" they
do so, when II does not, they don't Sol
dierE, whed asked to vote for Gen. Beaver,
simply because he served with you in the
late war, point TO bis own convention, Aad
ask why the "defender Of his country in
her greatest need" was so coolly put off
with IS votes out Of SO, Cas was this one
armed soldier, and laid upon the shelf,
until more convenient season
For Coroner DR.. G. l.. Addleman was
nominated by acclamation.
The contest for the Chairmanship at
tracted more attention than anything else
The machine proposed Recder, Bayard and
Keller. The other part asked that Dale,
Gray or Love be given them. when the
smoke rolled off tho battle Geld after the
first hostile meeting Il wa, seen that
" : Keller. E.q, Bsilefou,e. had ......... So votes
Clsmeat Dale, Esg, ................ 81
The victory was complete. No one can
question now who Il Is that does the
thinking for, and controls the vote Of the
party Of "reform next year" in this coun-
~. A delegate from The country was
heard TO ask for Hastings office, as soon ss
he got 20 town, and remarked that he
wanted 10 --, report, We inferred.
The resolutions, reported by the COM
mit,ee and adopted, paid pretty tribute
70 the memory Of Garaeld declared The
National and State executives very decent
inen thought the Harrisburg convention
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

NetC 4drertisem cnts.
Writ of Partition.

To CathsrtDs A. Weaver. Chas. n. Gutslius aad
Elizabeth Guislias, her sHd legal representatives of
John Moaia. late of HRinss twp. decreased nou-rai.
dents within the County of Centre Take noics that
hy virtue q Witt Of raFttiun issued Il ths ca
phan's Court % Centre County and b. directed an
lnqnesi VII be heid st the late residence of Iahn
hpst1, deceased. in The township of nanes and cram
y q Centre, on Friday the nth dsy u Octobsr A. u
lssz, at lo-1 O'Clock NJ. ~ said day fot the puf-
ppse n making partition of the real estate % the
said decreased 70 and among his hsirs and legal reF
ssntstiVes II the salne te done without prenAice
70 - spelling the whoe otherwise % value and nf
praise the same HcuordinR 70 las st which time and
place you may i's present II yon think proper.
sheriff : uiiioe, Bellefouie, 7 }. ntNKEt.
September G5d 1ss2 Fbegin
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
county

The school board Of Spring township
has supplied tho following schools with
teaeheFs; Forge, Jas. II. Rankin Mt.
Pleasant, Miss Lide Mckinley Yooums,
Thos. Barnharti Boiling springs-Grsm-
mar, ]. s. Williams, Primary, John shrtr.
fer Hoy's Misc Jussie Hoy Ore MIne'
Miss Mollie CARRIER aud Coicville, 4.
Woods. A number Of vacancies remain
10 be filled.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
MARRIAGES.

LEE MCKINNEY On the 2fh met ~ Rsr Rob
- HaHlll, bf Geo. l.. Lee. gf MsdisguJurg zbd
his' itasa J. Mckinney, 81 Harrisburg Ia
W0LF-EHOOP On tie sterItF Of the gi.t Iysts..,
a. ne fe'l4.H0. q N. = rhr"p. by Rev !. X Mi.
lsr. Wm D. Wolf 81 AftaauA Pa ana Miss Iszyi,
shoor. = Centre Hall Pa
NI"NEh-LANiCH-n On the evening Of the l4th
tuti hi the rssideuoe q Nj Danis = RisAsl
spunF Eant - Rev. NOAH Young Mr Jaspsg vs.
Ni"'"r = Mlheim and Mics Hattie 7 lafirh af
eTIuF Nlus
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

AT Green street NJ. +. church, Phila-
delphia, August 81, by Rev. j Todd, DR..
Levi Rookie, Yves married TO Miss Annie
Z. Kremer, of Winfield, Pa. DIR. Rookie
will be kind enough 10 accept our heartiesi
congratulations, and we sincerely hope the
future may have only lasting good in store
for both the contracting parties. The
bride is q daughter Of Elias Kremer, Esq,
who formerly lived near Millheim, this
county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
RrIIrrnnrr sanl. 2s. 80

bkhLEFWHEEl ~ OWFVs 90 oas
| hereby certify that DIR. Q. N. Sioler
cured my child. She would have been
crippled for life had not heard Of his
medicines. He also cured me, am feeling
better this summer than I have for some
time think be IL good doctor and
wish him success wherever he may 60.
Nus. GIxTKR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

--Messrs. A. w. Brumgard, r. G. Quig-
gle and j. A. WenseI, Of Clinton, +. T.
Mead, @. II. Ferguson and L. J. Morgan,
Of Clearfled, J. c. Harper, L. T, Munson
and w. G. Homie, Of Centre, Senatorial
Conferees Of this district, are In session At
the Bush house. A number Of balless have
been cast without any choice
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
A UDIToR's NoTICE.-Intbeor.

a = phans Court q Centre cpuniy In the matter
of the estats u Jacob lmmei late q Penn tcwaship
deceasfd, The undersigned Andluf appointed ly tlr
Oouft 20 report distribution a the unds In the hands
OF J. w. keifsnydef administrator q said decnsuf 90
and among thuse legally entitled o. receive the sAnse
viii meet the parties interested tef the pnrNe % his
sppoiutment Al the ofBoe q ,. I. frangisf Esq in
Bellsfonte Tuesday the I5th day of octsher ss2
~ 10 m shere and when al parties interested NAV
attend, G. r. HKwES
ds-H Aeditar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

"A grand festival and picnic is being
arranged for st Linden Hall, to be held
tomorrow and Saturday. Everybody is
striving TO make this the picnic and festi-
val Of the season. Plenty to eat and
drink, and Iots Of fun" The public is in
vited.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
Curtin Nominated.

J1st as we 90 10 pres, Wednesday even.
ing, we are In receipt Of the pleasing intel
ligene that our honored townsmsn, e1 Go, i.
Andrew q. Curtin, has been renominated
for Congress ie will be trinmphantly
elected.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

NoTIcE. - Ladies' and gentlemen Of
Bellefonte am in town canvassing for
hair dress, selling switches and curing ell
kinds Of diseases-chonic ones a speciality.
I am stopping at the Cummings house,
Bishop st. DR. C. N. sroLER,
Phrenologist and Psychologist,
MunCy, Lycoming Co., Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
Dublie sale Of valuable Real E.t.,e

\ PursuAEt TO sn orter q the Orphans Oourt . Z
Centre Cuunty, Pa Will be sold As Public sale On the
premises tn tpIpg township In said county, on estnf-
day, oct. list lss2. ai 2oeisck r. n the fsleuinr
described real estate late e John EckenFzh dersas
ed. b wh valuable lot u grvuud situate IN spFsmg
toNushp. fsar miles fosn nsefaata mar Ire village
q Pleasant Gap, teuasd by lands e Mrs Msry Ggii
Jcseph flofys Mrh aartha 0stils aud the nessfanss
and LewHfgun turHTike and containing at1nt fhse e@
arfes TIE improvements are a'tuostafy fsms duei.
lug house stable ad othsf huildiuks Tefme uf ssie
Ten f cent cfpHFehnse maaey asy of sale The tab
ancs on c0nHrmafian ~ sale
JEREMIAH HcKESRoTu.l -.
CHARLES ECESeRgJTH Neaa =.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
WALNUT LEAF HAIR RE

" ET0RER--It 10 entirely diaefeat frOm u
csbsfA II iA A. clear wAseF. and its name tnt
eaiss q perfect vsgttaas iialf Restoret II viii
Immediately free TIE head fFuIn The aandrHa rrstsre
REay half - He naturAi calUr. and rruaace nHW
grswth Whste u hes fallen aH. Il does Hei in any
nAuacr anacl the health. which Sanhns eueaf ~ lHa
And Nitfaia 4 Silver preparations haFU dane ff u1
ehAaee iKA4 laaai hats II fee aAss - beaaslsai
eiessy hfuwn 81 ynnr dfnFEist fnf y. karh eafse
Aeeass, rAIasieifhas And {. y. cHlrfENnEN. Ees
leFA. s-gs-lss
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
Local Department.
Notice.

We send bills this week to those in ar
rears, who reside outside the county, and
make this final appeal to them to settle up.
We have been patient while you have been
tardy, and once more call upon you to re-
init the amount due.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

-ohe new top buggy, one new open
buggy one new platform spring wagon
for sale by Jas. Harris q Co, Bellefonte.
Pa 2ss.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

Sa~ Nothing 20 simple and perfect for
eoIoring a. the Diamond Dyes. For car
pet rags, better and cheaper than any other
dye-siuns.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
: Fignres indioats Inchea.

il 10 IN only Two pieces, but the joint IL
continued from one point 10 the other.
There are only l44square inches Of surface
In the board 9xl6 inches and tho same in II
inches square hence no allowance can be
given and will require all the material in
the board 10 make the lid, iesa the saw
caff. Yours truly, y. @. 0ANoE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

Special inducements for Fall and
Winter clothing during the Summer
months.
21-tf MoNTgougKY 6 10 T.;lo..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
BELLEroSrE, Sept. %, 1882

BELLEFoNTE, sept q, lss2
Messrs. SHUoERT & Vas ORNEE Be
low give you a draft of tho problem you
gave IN your issue Of the 2lt instant II
is the only way can see that the board
can be cut:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28
GETTING THEIR wonx Ix.-Tho chair.

GETTING THEIR Work IN.-Tho chair
man Of the Republican county committee
announced some time ago that the voters
protesting allegiance TO that organization
should assemble at stated places, on last
Saturday, and elect delegates 10 the con-
vention 10 convene on the Tuesday follow
ing. Fearful that the minority of those
whom lac wished to get at would not get IA
chance to rend the announcement publish
ed in the only paper issued in this county
In the interest Of that party, they had
posters printed and tackled up in eonspicu-
Gus places conveying the same intelligence.
"All things moved on golden hinge, NIL
went merry for while, " or until Tuten de.
tcrmined to sit down upon Squire Rankin,
aud mash him fiat, So fiat that be would
not be in condition 10 present credentials
TO the convention. They both went to
work and
4 KILKENNY CAT FIGHr
resulted, Rankin apparently bad the most
lives for be came dying in on the home
stretch with a glorious majority. The
should have ended the struggle, bu, Mr..
Tuten is not one 10 brook dcIcnt calmly
when accomplished through questionable
means and on Monday gave the da.hing
little ezpoundcr Of the common law this
gratuitous advertising
The managers from all over the town
came into the ward 81 champion their man
and every device knosn 20 ring methods
was resorted to TO secure hi. election aud
with success
If tho Republicans Of this county ever
desire any success John l. Rankin b. one
Of tho most dangerous Of leaders. II is "A
we'll known fact that be will stop at moth
ing 10 advance HE own individual ends.
He will, as he did last fall. trade oil the
whole ticket for his own advancement. 1t
Is unnecessary 10 sAy such men are worse
than useless 10 party. We will remind
our readers that la.t fall Belicionie went
against the state lickct. The county ticket,
except Rankin, WAS badly slaughtered,
while he hHd nearly 200 majority. Why
was this The answer iE-KaukIn and hi.
friends sold out everything for vote. for
nun 'o' 'o'"'n''''ohe''
/" s''"hs ''' above u H f'Ha''y fe'n
'""' our esteemed colleague '' hitting at
ten. Beaver, Tor be ever has favored Ran
KIN Win any Influence be ~h' able to
command, and it i' no, improbable tbs,
'hc HrpnhS'oaH knows wha, It's talking
about when it claims that Rankin + success
3.
u uI' 1" tb' IFatllce "l 'eN'fN device
Lrgys-,, q, ,i,,,. .,.,,t..4. rH ri .
-. CO.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

Messrs. Rhoads and Rhone, both o
whom are gentleman Of cnvisblc character
and unsullicd reputation, having received
a majority of al votes cast were declared
tho nominees. Mr.. Walker was very
much surprised, no wonder lie was struck
hard, and his political career ended ere IL
began. Iimatiera lii,lc, however, who the
men arc, for iher els no chance Of their
being elected
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

"A correspondent of the West Chester
Daily Ne,cs wants to know "who William
Shortlidge, of Bolleione, il that deems IL
necessary to endorse and vouch for tho il =
tegrity of Gen. Beaver" Mr.. Shortlidge
is manager Of the business operations of
Alexander " Co., Il member of the staff Of
the Belleionte RePtjiican, local politi-
cian, and "a gentleman who, il he should
encounter the anxious inquirer, would be
able to state not only his present political
convictions, but assign ample reasons for
his various attitudes in the past, in such "a
way as TO convince the questioner that
Centre county Republican politicians uu-
derstand aud practice the theory "you
tickle mo and III tickle you"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

The editor of the Port Royal Times,
who, upon his return IRON the printer.
picnic, INDUCED in some complimentary
illusions TO Be.lefontc and its people, has
been taken to tasl, By the .Imiata HeJad,
and is charged with "fulsome laudation. +"
Mr.. Speedily enjoyed himself while here,
and in speaking pleasantly of our town
did himself great deal more credit than
they, Of "a few other sheets, who saw 1T 10
find fault, and in 50 doing acknowledged
being somewhat Jealous Will some one
brush that chip of Mr., Allison's shoulder ?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09
THE GREENBACKERs.
Meeting of the Brick Pomeroy Branch
at ST LOnis.

ST. LOUIS, March S.-Nineteen representa-.
tives of the Brick Pomeroy or Hugo Preyer
branch of the Greenback party assembled at
the Laclede Hotel here this afternoon in
pursuance of the call recently issued by
Hugo Preyer for National convention
were assembled for. B. J. Chambers, OF
Texas, was elected chairman and asked to
explain the purpose of the meeting.
Mr.. Chambers said he knew very little
about the matter, but on general principles
he thought it very good thing to meet and
confer with each other, and endeayor to de-
wise means to harmonic and strengthen the
party.
Henry G. Hill, of St. Louis, was elected
secretary. 60
A committee on plans of organization
and platform was appointed, and the con-
vention adjourned till evening
On rsassemb.ing tonight the Committee
on Plan of Organization submitted the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted: The
name of the party is to be simply Green
back Labor party, and Geo. w. Rutherford,
of Illinois, was elected the national organ
izer of it.
The following National Committee was
elected, after which the convention ad-
journed till tomorrow morning, when the
Committee on Platform will report: Simon
White, Arkansas; Alfred Moore, California :;
F. c. Beckwith. Colorado; A. J. Morton,
Connecticut; A. R. Fisher, Delaware; james
H. Wentworth, Florida II. J. Parker, Hi
nois; Kensey Graves, Indiana; IL. A. Spen-
Ger, Iowa; j. McCreary, Kentucky; Scion
Chase, Maine; b. NJ. Meacham, Massachu-
sets; Leo Miller, Michigan; +. A. Leavett
Missouri; J. q. Greenleaf, New Hampshire;
George G. Bsecher, New York; Robert G.
Randolph, North Carolina; II. o. Sheldon,
Ohio; Robert Anderson, Pennsylvania; John
q. Moore, Rhode Island; B. J. Chambers,
Texas; L. B. Averill, Vermont; J. r. Taylor,
Virginia; J. B. Horner, West Virginia; John
E. Thomas, Wisconsin; l.. D. Booth, Wash
ington Territory. The members for the
States omitted above will probably be elected
to morrow. Very strong opposition to what
is known as the "Jesse Harper calp' was de-
veloped in the convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

Jesse Grimes, John A. Wharton, ard in all,
ffty-six. The declaration was drawn by
George G. Childress, a delegate from Milan,
and cousin OF Mrs. lanes K. Polk, OF Ten
nessee. 1t was unanimously adopted and
signed by all present, the absent members
being James Kerr, of Jackson, John J. Linn
and Jose Antonio Padills, of Victoria, who
we're detained in removing their families to
the east to avoid the army OF Santa Anna.
OF the ffty-six men who signed the declara-
ton of independence, it is probable that
Stephen W. Biount, OF San Augustine, is the
only survivor, though it is possible that
William c. Crawford, of Northeast Texas,
and William B. Scates, Of Wharton, may vet
survive. Within the past three or four
years several of the old guards have died,
among them William Menifee, of Fayette;
John w. Bunton, of Hayes, and Edward
Waller, of Waller. This independence day
OF Texas is legal holiday under a law of
the State, aud we can indulge in the rehec-
ton with pardonable pride that no State
ever reached its forty-sixth year with a
grander record or more promising indications
of future likely to bring US more wonder
ful development, materially and in wealth
and population in the next decade or two,
than can be expected in any of the older
members of our great and growing family of
States. With our thirteen electoral votes,
our progressive and Intelligent citizsnry, I'M
surpassed sell and climate, tremendous rail-
road systems, and the attention of the capt.
talist and emigrant of every country in the
world directed toward ia, we could not
calculate ON a lesser destiny than
that of the first OF the new worlds common
wealthS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09
Inc situa,ion IN Desha Coun,y.

LITTLE Rock, March S.-M. G. Harris, sent
down to Desha county, by Governor Church
i'll TO aid in distributing government sup
plies to persons rendered destitute by the
overflow, returned to-day. Ia an interview
with Gazette reporter he said: Along the
river front of Desha county, 100 miles in
length, the destItution is beyond description.
The water has reached an unprecedented
hight, and there is scarcely farmhouse
or residence in the bottom that
has escaped inundation. The people
have been compelled to build false floors in
their houses, or seek safety on some higher
land, where, in rudely constructed camps of
brush, boughs and cane, they sit and wait for
starvation and death. IL is appalling, and
without government aid is literally and
quickly bestowed there is no telling where it
may end. Many persons have been feeding on
the carcasses OF drowned cattle" Personal
investigation, as we'll as assurance from rep
utable gentlemen convinced Mr.. Harris that
not less than 600 families, averaging say six
to eight in family, in Desha county alone,
are dependent upon the charity of the gov
ernme t. He believed it was no exaggera-
ton to place the number of old and
young at $500, distributed approx
mately as follows: At Kuowlton Land
ing, 100 families; Laconia, 100 families;
at the mouth OF White river, twenty fami-
lies; at the mouth of the Arkansas river,
twenty families; Arkansas City distributing
point for Cypress Creek, Boggy Bayou, and
the back country, $50 families. Indications
point to long continuance of the overflow,
the most sanguine hardly daring to hope for
its subsiding before May. The breaks in the
Mississippi levees caused a temporary de-
cline in the waters on this side of the river,
but the iall is so insignificant as to furnish
but little, if any, relief. The restitution and
suffering cannot be measured or described,
and un ess prompt and liberal aid is ex-
tended there is no telling what will be the end.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09
Orange wrapping i'm Florida.

Last night, writes a correspondent OF the
Atlanta Constellation, our party of tourists
went to an "orange wrapping" A large
warehouse belonging to the Wilkinson place
was lighted up with candles placed along the
WALL, and all the "help" of the neighborhOod
was gathered. In one corner OF the room
there were huge boxes filled with oranges.
They were rugged with handles at each side
and it took two men 10 bring one OF them in.
On the opposite side of the room were long
tables, behind which sat the wrappers"
The fruit was supplied to them by boys,
who carried it in bread trays, putting a
tray TO every three men. Before each man
was package Of tissue paper. By deI-
ferrous movement an orange was developed
in leaf of paper at one motion. As the
fruit was wrapped it was dropped into an
other tray, which was carried 10 the
packers" who stood before pile of empty
crates. Each orange was placed in the crate
separately, being packed in close rows. A
crate holds from 40 to 140 oranges, and sells
at about s.. The oranges are not brought
direct from the grove to the packinghouse,
but rest day or two in the dryinghouse
There they are spread over lattice shelves,
where they go through a sweating" pro-
cess before they are ready fer shipment
The scene in the wrappinghouse was
pretty one. The golden fruit, piled in rich
protusioD, the men and boys laughing "a
they handled it 30 rapidly, the orderly
crates with their tempting contents, heap
of pine apples in an odd corner, filling the
room with thsir exquisite favor, huge punches