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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27
Announcements.
LEGIsLATuRE.

LEuAcIAIOhEs
We are authorized to announce that JOHN A.
WOODWARD, Of Howard township, will be a cand-
date for the Legislature, subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce that HENRY
MEYER, OF Miles township, will be a candidate for
the Legislature, subject 10 the decision Of the demo-
cratic County Convention.
We are authorized to announce that DR.. p. s. FISH,
Err, Of Walker township will be candidate for the
Legislature subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce that D. r. TAYLOR
OF College township will be candidate for the Leesa
ture, subject TO the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27


Township and borough committees, to
conduct the primary elections, August .,
1892:
Bellefonte-N. Wv. f. Rebcr, S
T. Shugert, ID. Z. Kline.
Belletonte--S. W.-Chsrlcs Smith, .Jno.
Hotier, Edward Brown, Jr.
Bellelonte-W. W.-Jamcs Schofc|d
Ollie Meek, William Glenn.
Howard Borough-Howard Brickley,
II. y. Moore, y. }. Weber.
Milesburg-C. X. Essington, George
Campbell, 0. p. Krcamcr.
Millheim-A. Walters, James G. Smith.
W. X. Alexander.
Philipsburg-D. w. Holt.
UnlonviIle-J. c. Smith, b. V. Brisbin,
John Bing.
Benner-U riah Stover, James Hender-
son, George Markle
Boggs-Charles A. M'LauphIin. Col. I
F. Weaver, Haste Lyman,
Burnside William Hipple, Bernard
Neidefier, John Mulholland.
College-Frank Taylor, James G;lIilan5.
William M'Girk.
Curtin-Frederick Robb, Michel Leath-
ers, William M'Closkey.
Ferguson-Old.-A. j. Orendorf. J.F.
krebs, Gorge w. Homun.
Ferguson-New-J, II. Heberling. ID.
II. Kusetnborden, Levi Walker.
Gregg L. Rishel, f. c.
Krumrine, H. b. Herring.
Gregg-North-Ben Limbert. John
Rossman, Franklin Yearick.
Haines-J. Wilson Russell, John ]. Orp-
dorf, George Bower.
Half MONA r Erov T,b, JU,zl
Ellis Lytle.
Harrs-James Kimport
Howard-David Tanyer, John Glenn,
Franklin Confer.
Huston-John Q. Miles, Daniel Irwin,
Jerry Merit.
Liberty-W. II. Gardner, Daniel Bit
ner, John II. stover.
Marion-J. j. Hoy, Samuel Il. Gettig,
Lewis S. jackson.
Miles-Geo Haines, James ?. Franck,
Andrew Ocker.
Patton-D. l.. Meek, p. A. Sellers,
Ephraim Glenn.
Penn-H. f, Duck, Andrew stover,
Daniel Geary.
Potter-South-George w. Spangler,
William A Kerr, Joseph Gililand.
Potter-North-J. Wilmer Wolf, Ellis
Hosterman, John Grove.
Rush-William Cullen, John O'Neil,
John Cole.
Snow Shoe-Wllliam Haines, Michael
Haley, A. G. Hinton.
Spring-T NJ, Barnhart, John Gar
brick, John Noll
Taylor-Vinton Beckwith, Hiram Blow
ers, Samuel Hoover.
Union-Christian Hoover, John IL.
Slower 8 X Emerick
Walker-Andrew Kreamer, Joseph j.
Dunkle, A. A. Fletcher.
Worth-W. G. Morrison John Reese,
w. ii. Williams.
By order of the County Committee.
II. A. MCKEE, K. II. FORSTER,
Secretary. Chairman.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Thirty arrivals at the Bush House on
Tuesday, these with the fifty permanent
boarders gave the house the appearance of
being full to overhowing, yet Mr.. Teller
and his second in command, the genial,
jovial, gentlemanly Ham, both declare
there is room for many more. The laundry
and livery are both complete and superior
to any in the county, they having been
recently newly reftted and improved in
every respect.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

SPRING MILLS ITEMS. Since my last
the farmers have here housed their hay,
and are now busy denuding the grain
fields The hay crop in this part Of Penns
Valley was unusually good. Some farm
ers report having stored away one hun
dred loads. Others left fields uncut, their
barns being full.
Rev. James Wilson, d. d., of New
York, son of the venerable Peter Wilson,
of this place, is at home spending his sum-
mer vacation. Two of his sons are with
him, and Mrs. Wilson is expected in a
few days. On last Sabbath evening he
treated the people of this vicinity to one
of his characteristic sermons. The church
was crowded with attentive listeners.
Quite a number of summer visitors are
rusticating at this place.
Prof. Reiter reopened his Academy
last Monday hope he may have a full
school.
Mr.. l. J Grenoble has issued notices
that on and after Monday, July II, he
will bring prices down to the lowest basis,
and sell exclusively on the cash system.
Mr.. AL. Miller and wife, of Tyrone, arc
visiting their parents. The serious illness
of Mr. James Mccormick, of near Cen
tire Hall, was the cause of their present
visit, Mrs, Miller being a daughter of Mr..
Mccormick. ~
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ENTERPRIsE.-Among the many busy
industries with which Bellefonte is favored
we know Of none of more general interest
than the furniture establishment of Il. b.
Spangler ~ Co.. These gentlemen have by
degrees won the entire confidence OF the
general public, and to-day are as anxious
as they ever were to please all, and give
perfect satisfaction. Among the numerous
articles handled by them we noticed /:
Parlor suits, bed room suits, lounges, mar
Bile top tables, odd pieces, side boards,
spring beds, mattresses, holsters, pillows,
their own make extension tables, etc., etc.
In the undertaking line they are especially
prepared TO attend to all business entrusted
to their care Their latest addition to this
department is patent "cooling board !"
which it would be well for all to see even
though they may have no immediate per-
sonal use for it. Mr.. Henry Swartz, one
of the most skilful and best cabinet max
ers in Centre county has the mechanical
department in charge Parties going to
housekeeping can fit themselves out cheap
ly, comfortably and speedily Office and
salesroom opposite Bush House.
THE CENTRE COUNTY SABBATH-sCHooL
Association belongs to the Sunday-school
workers of all denominations in Centre
county.
Its records for the last twelve years show
that every denomination without excep-
tion has been actively represented IN the
offices and duties of the association. 1t
is the only organization in the county that
offers to all, without distinction, an oppor-
tunity for mutual conference in reference
to the one work Of Bible study and teach
ing.
Many witnesses will cheerfully testify
that the Conventions and Institutes held
by the Association have been very delight
tul occasions.
The thirteenth annual convention will
be held August 18th, in the Centre Hill
Presbyterian church. 1t is intended to
make this meeting in point of interest,
if possible, little in advance of any sim
liar meeting yet held in the county. All
preachers are delegates cx-otlicio without
appointment or special invitation Fur
ther particulars will be given next week.
&.
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Much Of the uneasiness, caused by the
heated condition Of the atmosphere, could
be completely avoided if they who suffer
were to drink Geyser water, on Jraught at
Ieller's drug store We have been and
are still using it and can cheerfully and
conscientiously testify to its merits.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Half an hour spent in the grocery
store of Sechler & Co., will give one an
idea of tho immense proportions of the
provision trade in Bellefonte. The stock
is so arranged as not only to be at all times
accessible to clerks, and thus facilitate
purchasing, but in such tasty manner as
to cause beholders to compliment the skin
displayed. The consumers of groceries
will find this the most reliable house in
town Remember they sell anything edi-
BILE ut rock bottom prices
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LIST OF JURORS drawn for the fourt
Monday of August next, 1882:


Monday ofAugust next, 1882
GRAND JURORS.
Martin ViedhOefer, farmer burnside.
Jacob Breon, farmer Penn.
J G Goheen merchant, Ferguson.
Wm Dawson abOrer, Spring
Nicholas Redding, laborer, Spring.
james s Carson, farmer, Benncr.
Charles Sellers, foundryman, College.
Jacob Spanger, farmer, Worth
Charles b Mccormick, laborer Ferguson,
II l. Barnhart, farmer, Boggs.
Christ Hotter, farmer, Liberty.
Isaiah Struble, farmer, Walker.
O Underwood, farmer, Union.
II Rice, wheelwright, Rush.
S Il Gray, farmer Patton.
Vim Wolf bricklayer, Spring.
John Gingery, farmer Huston.
WIN T. Keenc, teacher, Penn.
VIM ID Smith, miller Unonyile.
Il D Brisbin, lumbeman, Potter.
Jonathan Hess, farmer, Ferguson.
Moses Richard, carpenter, Potter.
b KHnes, lumberman, Liberty.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
D II Rotc, teacher, Haines township.
Toner Noli, shoemaker Spring twp.
Theodore Gordon, lumberman, Bellefonte.
Isaac StOveT, farmer, Spring twp.
George S. Gray, farmer IlalimOOn.
T. Woods, teacher, Spring.
VIM II Smith, justice UniOnvillc.
Emanuel SchrOycr, farmer, BOggs.
n 5 Fiddler, farmer, IIaiues.
John Dunlap teacher Bcnuer.
James VI Ross, farmer, Harris.
John Spangler, gentleman, Potter.
G w Hartman, mOuldeT, Millhuim
Calvin Osman, labOrer, Harris.
AbsalOm hIusser, farmer, Ilaincs.
Patrick DOOlcy, labOrer, BcllciOnte.
Taylor Gunsallus, miner, Snow Shoe.
John Roob, wagonmaker Ferguson.
A = stephens, sawyer, Worth.
II Taylor, mOulder, SPRING
Adam icariCk, gentleman, Bellclonte.
Jacob Breon, sawyer, Potter.
jasper Brumgart, merchant, Miles.
Adam Slower, labOrer, Ilaines.
u q Wyche clerk, Rush.
j " Baruhnrt. farmer, Boggs.
Sol ; Peck, Cabinetmaker, Walker.
John Bmckhill. calinotmakcr, BellcfUutc.
Henry Dale, farmer, Boggs.
Henry Beck, clerk, Spring.
Jacob Brumgart. gentleman, Miles.
John Thompson ge0logst College.
Marsbrail, farmer Bcuncr.
j W Shivery, farmer, Ferguson.
Jacob Garbrick, jr, farmer Marion.
Snyder y Tobias, clerk, Millhoim.
Wan Bright, farmer, Hanes.
Luther SwarlZ, farmer Walker.
Hugh Glenn, farmer, Huston.
y III Williams. teacher, Huston.
John W Smith, teacher, Howard BOrO.
Il lcarick, farmer, Ferguson.
G W Stpyer, ir s9ddler, Mllhcim Bufo.
John Walter laburer, Boggs
Robert Beirly, whcelwright Boggs
Laporte carpenter, Ferguson.
Thomas snyder, engineer, Liberty.
Aaron Let2cl, huckster, Miles.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Mr.. d. +. Taylor, of College town
ship, prominent candidate for the Legis-
lature, called upon US yesterday and au-
thorized the announcement of his name.
He has been lifelong Democrat, never
asked anything at the hands of the party,
and if chosen to represent Centre county
in the next Legislature in all probability
his work will merit the appreciation of his
constituents.
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Centre County Democratic Com
rnitfee---lSS2.

mittee---1SS2.
DISTRICTS. NAME. p o. ADDRESS.
Bellefonte' N. wv. f. Reber-"... Bellefonte.
g. W.. Charles Smith..-.
w. WJames Schofeld.-.
Howard Boro m Howard Brickley Howard.
Milesburg. .,......C. K. Essington-. Milesburg.
Millheim ,,,.,.......A. Walters. ......... Millhelm
pbiIinshnrg D w Holt........... .Philipsburg.
UnionyilIe ,.....,.J. @. Fleming.
Ranner , Uriah Slower. ....... .Bellefonte.
Boggs. gs.......,.,,......C. A. Mclaughlin. Mesburg.
Burnside ..........W William HIpple--.Pine Glen.
College ,..,...........F Frank aylor...Lemont
Curtin Fredk. Robb-...... Howard.
Fer0naon o. PA J. Orendorf- -.. Pine Grove Mills.
N P.--.J. II. Heberling- Rock Springs.
Gregg, S. P..........M. L. Rishel.....sprng Mills
N. P.......Benj. Limbert---.
Haines..,............J. W. Russill.- -.Aaronsburg.
Halfmoon ...........A T. Gray.......... Half Moon.
Harris.............-James Kimport- .Boalsburg.
Howard David Tanyer......Howard.
Huston ..............Johu @. Miles....Julian.
Liberty. II. Gardner.-- blanchard.
Marion..............-J. j. Hoy.-..........Walker.
Miles s............. George Haines.--.Wof's Store.
Patton ..............D. l.. Meek.""...Bufalo Run.
Penn ................H. Il. Duck......Millheim.
Potter, g.. P......G. w. Spangler.... .Tusseyyille.
N P......J. Wilmer Wolf..Centre Hall.
Rush William Cullen-- Philipsburg.
Snow Shoe.."......W William Haines~.Snow Shoe.
Spring ................T. NJ Barnhart--. .BeefOnte.
Taylor......... Vinton Beckwith.. Fowler.
Union Christian Hoover. Fleming.
Walker Andrew Kreamer. .Hublersburg.
Worth..............W. G. Morrison.-.Port Matilda.
r. IL. FORSTER, Chairman.
II. A. MCKEE, Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

IL you want a good cool glass of
Philip Best's Milwaukee beer, and free
lunch every morning, and Saturday even
ing, from 9 to IL, call at the Butts House
f. X. LEHMAN, Prop'r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Miss Maggie Tomknson, Of Philadel-
phia, on Thursday Of last week, arrived
here As the guest of Miss Constance Rich.
ard, Of Lamb street
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

DR.. Jno. D. Wingate, of Carbondale,
will shortly open dental headquarters at
the residence of Mr.. r. Bcrryhill, Beech
Creek. The DR.. will remain there to ac
commodate former patients, who can ad-
dress as above if thev see fl.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

--Loeb's are hopping Ter up, and the
many customers constantly at their coun-
ters confirms the belief that they are being
rendered the support of purchasers who
look to their own interests in buying.
This firm deals in everything and In se-
curing small profits on each item sold, the
aggregate is sufficient 10 satisfy them.
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The Geatte Retmnerat.
Thursday Morning, July 27, 1882.

CORRESPONDENCE containing important news, Solicit
ed from any part OF the county No commune alton
inserted unless accompanied by the real name OF the
writer,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Miss Nettie Pifer, of Howard town
ship, an accomplished and attractive lady,
rendered herselfof some practical use to her
brother, one of the most enterprising farm
ers of that section, by assisting in harvest
ing this years grain crop, which was
spread over 75 acres. She did the driving
from first to last, and the manner in which
she controlled the fiery steeds entities her
to the proud distinction of being Centre
county's most successful lady driver.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Mr.. 9. g. McMillcn, of the Brocker-
hofi House has returned, after an absence
Of two weeks, spent mainly in Dayton,
Ohio.
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MARRIAGES.

RlCK-WILS0N.-At the residence Of Mr.. Keller
man, near Pleasant Gap, ON the 18th by Rev G. u.
Penepacker, Mr.. John Rick and Miss Cora b. vii.
son. both of Belefonte.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

There will be meeting of Centre
County Pomona Grange at Centre Hall,
Wednesday, August ., 1882.
j. A. KELLER, Sec.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS IN BELLEFoNTE.-
1t is earnestly desired by those who have
in charge the Constitutional Prohibition
meetings to be held in Bellefonte, on
Thursday and Friday evenings of next
week, that the friends of the movement
give it their earnest support, and help
make these meetings great success. 1t is
entirely a non-partisan movement and
commends itself to the favor and support
of all good citizens. The ministers and
the various churches of our town, are es-
pecially interested in its success,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

The fret law of nature Is self-preser-
yation bat to do It she needs PERuNA.
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The wedding day appointed was,
The wedding clothes provided,
n,.t a,.a Aha dav dfd ANNA alae
VUt u 2 VIlu W NlIW NVEllVf WtlI
He sickenec, and he die did

He siclsened, and he die did.
All because he failed to purchase clothing
from Levin. Calamities of this kind
never bother any whose clothing bears the
imprint "from the Philadelphia Branch,
Bellefontc."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Special inducements for Fall and
Winter clothing during the Summer
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.27-tf MONTGOMERY & Co., Tailors.
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An important fact noticed by DR.. Koch
III the -tubercle Bacillae, which he has
found to existin all tissues affected by
tuberculosis or consumption, is that they
are Unaffected by neutral substances OF
strong mineral acids. THIS peculiarity
teaches that alkaline solutions, which
act upon and destroy the parasites, are
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Decoration Day-Bob Ingersoll aud the
Church Folks-George Francis Twain
How he Kept Decoration Day-The
Graves at Greenwood-Tweed and Horace
!Greeley--The nIormons and Italians
business, Weather, etc.
NEW YORK, June 3, 1882.
EDITOR CHEF: /. i 49,:
Decoration Day on Tuesday, and Ping
sta Or Pfngst Montag on Monday, and at
least two days to get over two such
celebrations, and there was not much
left of the week. The brokers took time
by the forelock on Saturday aud laid out
for big spree. There we're horse races,
yacht races, cock. fights, prize mills. and
numerous otl,sr.maral amusements, all of
which appeal to- the amer feelings of
yonag Now York. What can be more
inspiring or intellectual than a good dog
light suppose it must he from the
price they charge it is five dollars
admission, and Il hack costs fifteen
dollars for = party Of four; SO in round
plumbers it costs ten dollars a head to
see dog, fight. know @ dozen fine
Mall street gentlemen who paid five
dollars a ticket and hack hire to see n
couple OF brutes tear each other to pieces.
who felt too poor to take their wives to
near fatti, and whose names are never
found on the subscription lists for t,kinp
"nr miserable. street d hGotIlums off ON
summer excursions. But I am wander.
rug away from my subject. Decoration
DAY broke bright and beautiful and it.
- safe to SHY there has been no snch
celebration since tho war. For once
'hefe was general suspension Of busi-
hess high asid low, rich and Door did,
ho'"f TO the nations dead. The presence
o. The President of the: United States.
General Grant aud number Of other
s'otabilities giving extra eclat to. thu.
Dccaslon.. For several days preceding
die celebration it looked as though we
We're going to lave an ecclesiast;.,,
>~-"s s"A 10 "a AcLlSES CstIle DO(lfIntr
:nto the great daiies concerning the
Invitation extended to Colonel Iucersall
to deliver the address Of the Academy If
Nas'c on Decoration Day Some ex-
pressed holy horror at the selection o,.
lie great inidel, although it was.morally
certain Whatever his religious views that
lie would not air them on that particular
occasion. There was certainly q wide
difference of opinion with regard to tn.
]'opriety Of inviting this gentleman to
address bis fellow soldiers Oh Decoration
DAY, but If he has enemies it il yer,
evident he also has hosts Of friends. fa.
j. the Academy had been twice AZ LARGE
as It Is, it would not have held the people.
be- Oratian itself was = .na..ni,ic.nt
r:f"rf, aud the closing ipostrophe to til.
soldiers and the flag as sublime az any,
thing he,erer uttered. The audience
rose with three -ringin. cheers. given
M''h a will, and whatever opposition
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"A Delightful Novelty.

Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne because
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NEW ORLEANS.

Dealer in Medicines OF ali kinds, Perfun-
cry, Toilet Articles and all sorts of goods
generally kept in a first-class drug store.
Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded, night and day.
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Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge Daily q.
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Express Steamer
1z| Morning Star.

II. W. Pennywitt, Master,
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New Orleans "as, Tor
Returning-Leaves Baton Romeo ,t,
NJ; tor Bayou Sara and all mail land;n e. r
through tickets to New Orleans -,
OF the round trip, for sale on board. aus VI
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OUI. NEW YORK LETTER.

Decoration Day-Bob Ingersoll and the
+ Church Folks-George Francis Twain
How he Kept Decoration Day-The
Graves at Greenwood-Tweeda and Horace
Greeiey-The Mormons and Italians
business, Weather, etc.
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