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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

At Brumgsrds School House, Mile,
township, on ThuFsday evening, October
2Gih, 10 be addressed by W c. Heinlc
and Il. + Foriney.
At Spring Mills, Grenoble's Hail, on
Thursday evening, October 26th, TO bc ad.
dressed by Adam Hoy and j. l.. Spancler.
At Wolrs School House, Haines town.
ship, on Friday evening, October 27ih, to
be addressed by H. Y. Sitter and c. NJ.
Bower.
At Millheim, Mass Meeting, Saturday
October 2sih, to be addressed by Ex.Gov.
Curtin, Democratic candidate for Congress
snd Hon. John u. Stiles, OF Lehich Go.
At Pine Hall School House, Ferguson
township, or Tuesday evening, October
81, to be addressed BY d F. For,ney and
J. l.. spangler.
At Iinblersburg, on Wednesday even-
ing, November to be addressed by II.
=. Fortney and J. l.. Spanglcr
At Rebersburg, Friday evening, Nov.
embct 8, TO be addressed by Adam Hoy
and J, l.. Spangler,
At Pine Grove Mills, on Saturday even.
ing, November =, to be addressed hy u.
+ Fortney and Others to be announced.
At Jacksonville, Marion township, on
Thursday evening, November ., TO be ed.
dressed by Adam Hoy, Ellh orvis and
John 4. Woodward.
At Pleasant Gap, Spring township on
Monday evening, November g, speakers to
be announced.
At Tusseyvillc, Potter twp, Tuesday
afternoon, October 81, 1882, to be address
ed hy ]. Thompson Baker, E,q,, Of Union
county, J L. Spangler and c. NJ. Bower.
- Al Linden Hall, Harris township, Tues
day evening, October 81, 1882, 10 be Ad.
dressed by Adam Hoy and II. Y. Sliiacr.
AZ Powelton, Rush towasplp, Thursday
evening November :, 1852, to be addressed
ey y. :. Fortney and ". G. Heinle.
At PhilIrsburg, Wednesday svcnlue,
November l, 1854 2 b addressed BY Hcn
A q. Curtin. =
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

--HarkinsS s. Vettcrs Comedy company,
met with a cool reception at the Opers
house on Thursday night. They evidently
have for some time failed to receive the
Aattering smile Of Fortune, and wound up
their career here Had they been left
alone the evening Of the performance they
might have succeeded in securing enough
Of an audience 70 have enabled them to
pay expenses, but the very pressing de-
mahds OF creditors disgusted those who
we're shout TO enter, and no house was the
result. Mr.. w. Il. Teller, Of the Buah
House, and Mr.. A. b. Steele, Of the Re
publican, materially assisted the boys in
their time Of greatest need. If the mem-
bers Of The troupe are willing 10 be adyis-
ed We would suggest that they turn their
attention 70 some other business.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

1t may De laid down a. an nconiro
yertibie principle that no family can he
happy without cmployment-rcgular, di.
vcrsihed, continually recurring employ
meht. There may be the posscfsion Of
wealth, there may be an ample domain, ,
there msy be everything externally to en-.
joy, but unlc's there be appropriate en-
ploymeut TO occupy the body, engross the
mind and awaken the energies, there car
not be happiness. Il j. tho active indus
irious, reFscycring family that Is the truly
happy family, not the idle, the sloihful,
the useless-not the family that has no
definite plan, no fixed and important OBJ
iect, no personal and collective energy.
Neither can family be happy without a
liberal supply Of pure fresh groceries ard
provisions--in fact the kind Sechlcr Il Co,
deal In.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

HnrsEnoLb ATTAirs 1t ls the email
leaks ihat ifnr0Farisb "a household. 4, Ia
tn" small economics thst load io afI4encr.
SDsp your dtf'i"-' rlp'hrs ard snHk them
. warm watsr over uigbf t'.r H-td conn
10 wAsb your clptbaF auj s..E. I'd. .s..-.i. ..,,.,
GDors SOfi soBp r 90 .iipa.rg .at o.
wastes good deal in wa.hiug .lal-..
4 little salt sUrinElni ia starch a.hlfr IA
i- boiling tends - prevent r. 'uu. .ffplirg
and it u likes lee good &" .,.r z.in Il ,.,,p
srcrmaceu candle.
A few potatoes SLICED, md boiling wa,.r
poured over them, make go csrrl.rf.t f.rs,-
araiiop for clran-irg md s'if.u1ns Old ~
" blHck sIiks. Green tos De- niap .g.d for
this purpose.
tn" glove powder 30 generally need i,,
prevent injury from prrsrjrhiiar b. oi va.
uc but common cofusiuf,l rubt,d thor.
oughly over the hands befyr" p8tiIug on
gloves will answer thisTurrp4e.
a pretty chair back !. made rf au An.
iique lace stripc pat oycr ,Ilk Have the
lace IN the center and on the u i s,rlr.. Of
the same Width nt each eide rmbrrfsrr
ppiiy vine Thu. IL lovely made II no
lac" srd blue E..a, with tpfaf. ~ sfuh'.
PINK bucs, or Il cardinal satin Vt'h aa5.io.
"nd bui'"fcurs embroidered or H. Tn.
top is turned down and hsmmed. and the
bottom may - finished with lace ar mad.
in points 1i'h tass.l on cnch rair:
il j. not = good ilHn 60 have ilr Whit,
/ lawn and cHmtrlc arc.4ot "dale uf" g, ,b,
I Phrase is, t1 my hpsy far 'hn asrts, fg~
/ ID" expectation that tbcy will look and be-
+ ready iHr immediate anar 90 the .f,,rs
+ will be- disappointed. O!cuurso they tbrgfg
no, be put RSay dirty. bui the sta,cE.r,,
and ironing may wrll hr leu iiu snrIrr %.
only common calicocs should h, .ia-rte4
and iruned brfgr" packing away.
Grease spots can b. removed from six
by spriuk.Irg French chalk or The sio,
and laying the garment Awsy -. th,lr IN
a dark ciosci II the stain T. ,b.'.rst.
this may have 1" Poe repeated. In nrdirs.
~ cAscs this will be- ,gfirien,. but yb...
. the Hrcase j. 10, fresh and hes srrcsd 81
may be taken ont by placing hIoliinr, ia.
per over 1t and applying n hot iron 10 /,
I ID not lci the iron stand on b long. and u
must not be very hot, hs thore j. danger Of
the color 81 the -iIk bong changed
Aprons made nf brown linen II the rrar-
or width fo ttai tho rplyagc needs 10 hem
ming ~ the -fdo-, mAy be- mSaa very met
~ hy irInCiDg 0.t The bottom ta the dprtB
~ two lrchcs oEDrnssi the edge where
the rAy"llug crascs. then about two iucba.
boy" that draw ng; thread- for an inch
sr3 "a half, and th.u ruu blue a. scarIr,
ribbon through tho threads that sre Icn
making blocks oi The ribbon and thread
alternately Above sud below this row
uf feather stitching is added snd = row on
tho band and eide. al.o; the pocket trim.
med 90 match Is pot On ~ the right side
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

!. NJ. &. A. ASNIvKEsABT. The last
business year Of the Y. NJ. G.. a. ended on
III" fret instant In reviewing the work
one Il surPrisyd At the gigantic strides t..
ward complete organization, sysiemnlic
work, good results and interest awakened
At the election og officers held In oct 81
1t was hard 10 hnd any one willing tn A.
sumo tho responsibility Of the official con.
duct of what then seemed 20 be an cxpir-
ing cnlerpritc Ia December the bDnrd II
managers sccurcd the srrI ice. ol i. WI.
liaIi Miller ~ general secretary, snce
when marked Improvement has attended
every move made By tho a..ociulion. At
tn" election Of oficers held two weeks ago
four p'rsops were voted for Tor PRECEDENT.
of whom DR. j. II. Khuuc received the
most votes and was declared the choice II
the members. DR.. Rhouo will be- ably
aud willingly supported BY all and we
hop" ht. term 0: Office may be M epoch of
unu.ual property But ia order to In.
.ute the fuiiest possiblc measure Of succcs.
ho needs the active assistance Of each and
all.
The annual meeting wa held in the
large auditorium of the Prc.bytcrian
church on sunday evening. Rev Pcnne-
packer, Of The Methodist church, pre,idcd
After singing prayer by Rev. a. J. Mey-
err, Of Baltimore, and scripture reading
by RoT. J. +. ID Long, Of the Reformed
church, the reports Of the retiring officers
and chairmcu Of committee were read
The former, y : Keller, Esq, J. Wesley
G"rhari, E.q. and Mr. J Willard Miller,
the latter Mc..rs. {. r Cook, q A. Dan.
iois, g. " Reese, A W Bnyard W. /.
Fleming and Master Walter Lcmhkev.
4 Characteristic sddrcs. by Rev. $. A.
Tageari. stat" 'ecre'ary, closed one Of the
mot enjoyable religious meeting. with
which Bcllrfonte has been favored for a
long time.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

The particulars of heartrending az
fair actions that must forever blight tho
prospects of one life, we CLEAN from tho
Lock Haven Erprsss, of Monday A
young man OF prepossessing appearance,
they all sre,) named Lynn, travelling
salesman representing McGeer Bros, Au-
burn, n. Y, several weeks ago engaged
board at the Irwin House in our neigh Dor.
ing city. lie went to work, and apparent
ly worked diligently for he succeeded in
selling buggy for SllO which was paid
for a. soon as received. Shortly after fx-
ing himself at the hotel he failed TO report
there at night but had bis meals there reg
ularly. The solution Of the latter problem
is that he had secretly married young
girl. The scoundrel, who has > wife I'll
Auburn, eoldly deserted HE second one,
left the city without paying beck money
he bad borrowed, without settling bis
board bill, and at last account had not re.
mitted to bis Grm the money in bic posses.
sion belonging to them. This viii warn
some of ths many Siddy maidens 70 BE-
careful As to whose acquaintance they oul.
tvate and prevent them taking entire
strangers into their confidence TO such an
extent as 10 be williugto marry them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

Establishment No. 4, By the Belle.
foHte Orchestra, will be given Nov. 0, in
the Y. N. G. A. lecture room. The program
has been arranged with the same degree Of
care that 80 plainly marked previous ones,
and It is thought that this will be the beet
vet held.
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Personal.

dropped into our sanctum on Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Decker and DIR. J.. :. Fish
or, Of Zion, called upon US on Saturday.
Capt. II. G. Cheesman and family, form
ery Of Bellefontc, now of Washington,
are In town.
Miss G-k, of Wiskosh, Ockconsin, nm
intimate friend of Mr.. Aaron Goldsmith,
is in town.
Col. j. z. Cotnrn, OF AAronr burg, and
Col. X. II. Duncan, of Spring Mill., were
in town last week.
The mother of Hon. 5. r. Pcalc, Of
Lock Haven, was buried at that place on
Monday afternoon.
Mr. =. c. Bauder. of Lock Haven, nc
companied by his brother visited B"lIcfontc
friends on Tucsday.
Mr.. d. z. Barnes, agent for Glenn
Bros, Rochester, y. Y, nurscrymcn, has
been doing some good work in this neigh
borhood.
Miss Fanny Grey, Of the Rspu'iisa", is
in IIoutzdalc. No doubt she will enjoy
her visit and return to her work newly in.
vgoraied for continued application.
Mr.. \. c. Moore, the jolly manager Of
the business of the Howe Sewing Machine
/ Co, at this place, with his iady, is in
| Philadelphia, to be absent all week.
! Mcssrs Adam and John Shatfcr with
/ their wives and Mr. Michael Gephar, and
sister children Of John Gephar,, Esq, Of
Zion, Of Wayne county, Indiana, are VIZ.
iting relatives and friends a, Zjoa.
/ Mr.. +. l.. Gray, of the Daily Nera and
Al. Garman, of the Garman House, Belle
fontc, called at this office, Saturday. Coma
again, gentlemen, the latch string is al.
ways on the outside for you'll. Ha~rn
| Erprsss.
While in town Mr.. W. b. Scott, repre-
renting Johnston " Co, Harrisburg, a
genial, wide.awakc, pushing gentleman,
called to scc ~. on Thur.day last Mr.
Scott appear. 80 be- the right man in tho
/ right place.
/ Mr.. r \ Eumillor, ono Of the editors
of tho Miiih,rm Jot0uo', paid us the COM
| plimcnt Of visit on Monday. Nr b. 10
rcpre.cntativ" newspaper man and we
..,,.l ., Leu. ,h., bo .r1 pt.,-, a,o-.
! r.hinc finely.
In appointing II 4. 81 Keo, E.q, i's
attorney for this county, the 5. * :. L Il,
! displays good judgment Among our young
attorneys no ono l. considered more chpA.
ble and reliable than Mac md ao cheer.
in''y tender our congratulations
Brown Bro. a. +. Brown, Jr. X Co,
have opened in their h"auiIlni rao,n', or.
po.te this office. complete sio,s oI gen.
eral groceries and provisions aud invite
the attention of the public to their goods
and price, "" irr.t "ur youa- friends
may meet w:slr 'hr r.ru-ai.san they de-
serve.
rf"'' "m. = 9"'''"' '' '''''" ''"'' '"'''
ell 10 scH " on SATURDAY. Nr. smith has
Tor many year. stood high 10 to" c.,ima.
,i5n Of the patron. Of our public schools as
a teacher of unusnal ability and Gro on.
tirely ,urer..ful. Fur somr reason ~
other bo hs. chosen 20 turn hi. attention
% other business. We wish him success.
An excellent portrait of B.ri. r. Hun.
tor, E.q one Of the Democratic nominees
for the Legislature. executed bv bic son
a Young gentleman. sixteen year. of s,e.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

NALNrT LEf Ham RE,7oEER -Itis
"Hirciy dlf"rr' & from nli ulbefs Iti,A.
clear ~ water and, rs iis narue Indicate.
u perfect Vegetable Hair Res;orer. II
VII lmued tsteIy free the head from tho
dandtuh' esipre gray hair 20 it, natural
color, and produce new growth where IL
hss iA,ier Of. 1t docs not in any msnner
snSt ia o health, which sulphur, Sugar %,
lead, Nid Nitrate of Silver urcpsraiious
have Zone. 1t wili change light or faded
hair ia few dave 20 n beautiful glossv
brown. Ask your drugCisi for It. Each
bottle is warranted. Smith. Kline & Co.
Wholesale Agent, Philadelrhia. and &
y Nruenden, New York 4-ly
Special inducements ior Fan and
Winter clothing during the summer
months
z'-u MoNTGoMEET & Co, Tailors
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

Doll s MingIe inform US that on last
Saturday their sales exceeded any one dey's
sales slnce they started into husiaess, This
certainly i good showing, aad L just
what fair dualiug, pluck and enterprise
will do We eprediCt an immense fkil trade
for this lrnl, they surely deserve It.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26
Local Department.

Owing to the fact that it is impossi-
BILE to secure extra cars no train will leave
here for Tyrone on Friday and Pattison
will not speak there at that time as pre-
viously agreed upon. He will speak at
Altoona, Friday night, however, and those
wishing TO sec and hear him can leave here
on the 8 p. NJ. train Friday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

hS-A pint Of She finest ink for families
or schools can be msds from a ten.eenl
package Of Diamond Dye. Try them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26
A UDITOR'S NOTTCE.-Tn he o..

"a .
ihans Nanft 81 CENTRE osunty Ia he naAttsg
q ne estaie u ueHId Eifuts late oi wzShsf nsa
eea.fa, the unaeflsusd auditor aF4zze5sa = ~
sauft - ushs asttiitiah u ths funts ia the hsts
~ David Shfaraf. axegrtaf q ead aseeaaat - haa
aeenE fhfse legally sotiilsd D. feeeiss TIE saass
srfiutinsnt st BE uffe IN hel fnete. % Ihnsais,
Nthe plh da1 of Nuvsnbeg lsse A. 70 =. n
4, J.. krANGLEn
A.h Audites.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

--For piles, constipation and e torpid
liver, never faa 70 take MAxALfS
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

,,,,c az ,.I;..;.,. boii.c ,, 3, r,t
superintendent pulled bis sleeve and N'kcd
him TO explain the word cpitone, which he
eiucid"t"d ~ follows By cpitom", chill
dren' m"nn-ih"t is--it is synonymous
"''h 'ynop-is.' To" many merchant do
the same thing. They use Ianguog" TINT
few II any understand and NJ IA consequence
the facts they wi.h 10 communicate are
io-, sight "G Nov, If you will bat turn
to the advertisement Of Mcsrs, $. x A
Loeb YOU viii be able to r'nd and know
what In"y wish 10 communicate. Their
English J.. P.nin and everything tb"y
claim viii be fully .ub.,uutiuicd
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"'" "l ""''" ms movements ~" directed.
N' VI M'''''n's no f'l''''"l local D.m'.
'"''. i''''''.'A" y name "'- P'''s ''f Tue
''"''''r "' twenty-five '''"' That he sup
i''''n 'h' N'''sonfg gentleman c"l.d con-
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''''' "'' " the '"TsHn'"'F' OF any OF h'
''''h''' are not 'h'''h"d with iht'o1ro." Of
/ bis ncisrious conduct 1t can without any
I trouble be readily proven.
oar only desire is to caution those who
[ may be approached To thi. manner thst j,
/ i not only a cfiminsl oGcnsc 90 offer bu,
. equally A. much 10 accgp, lribo.
/ The representative. Of the party or ruri.
ty and honesty uow have IN crccllcn,
( topic for d discussion whenever j, mnv .ui,
I their convenience to dispose y it
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26
Thursday Morning, October, 20, 1882.

OoHEzzroEpEScH, con tanning important news, solicit
ed from any part OF the county. No commune Athn-
Inserted unless accompanied BY the real name Of The
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26
Provision Market.
EXECUTOR's NOTICr y,

Il NEOU IUhS NolicN
A. u hcteiy given that ltstsrs ssismsntsfx on ~.
estate . Hsnnah smith late - Psnn toe shir Csurr
oauuty "a. deed haze l,s..a sssstss =, fsg.s Z e,,t
rsslafg ~ ssid eSussip 70 vi all Istsaus it,.itl
= u sid estate are requested g. make tssssrHs a,l
lhse ha,ihg clalns q asssnds viii make kHswH tht
saHs without dslss
ELtAs r. SMITH
EAeunaEnl
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

-Wiisou, McFafianc & Co, call Aiter
u"n 60 the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint IN tho market. Tho Pioneer Pre-.
pared Paint is not only superior 70 any
Ready Mixed Paint sod but rivals pure
white lead in b.. smoa,hHess In working
aud durability. This psiui j. guaranteed
by the manufacture Mt 90 crack or pseI
within three Hoars. The guarantees Is NJ Z
only good Tor replacing the paint but ,,
vii be put on If 1t should crack or -.oci
within the ume specified. 1t will ls :,
your interest 10 cs,l and see Wilsc p NJ.
Farlnnc & Co, tofore purchssin e;,ber
white lead or any other Rcaj = Nirea
Paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26
One Of tho novelties in walking cos.

One OF tho novelties in walking cos
tunes for ladies Is redngote copied
closely after gentlemen's Prince Albert
irock coats. 1t is medium long, double
breasted, and Is bultoned from the collar
TO the waist line. The middle bsck-seam
Is slightly plcuicd Two button, behind
define the wHilt, aud the garment is Hni-h.
ed with elk binding or faced with cut
edges, eSnciy like IA gchtlcman's coat.
For underwear, French pcrcaie l. very
popular st present. The most elegant sets
of this kind Of apParal are now made with
solid yoScs and borders Of lace odgiugs
and insertion For street wear baImorul
skirts are at present preferred 10 white ones.
Dark colors prevail. skirts Of black satin
are greatly favored by those fond OF the
recherche and they can be- had at prices
ranging from II Ia ls dollars. Black silk
for walking and semi drcss costumes re-
taius it. popularity "a 1t always will
The most elegant material shown at pres
enl is heavy corded ottoman silk, which
has very rich aud distlugue appearance
when made up. Th, material nl.o shows
mp we'll when combined with velvet. The
buttons used fJr these dresses are very
beautiful, ana t. bopropor must be very
snowy.
Tho Datiy Neirs takes exception 20
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

III" best $ NomeB', 49, ble GOAT but.
i0n .h"c ever hTourht T. Cs' tire county. Al
Doh X MiHgics
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-26

MUSICAL lNsTHucTl' y. - The under.
signed wi'hcs /" gave J. Istructian IN music
in remuneration ~ h ard
plrase sddfcss
Ni@ : OHNuAcur.
"'-I@ BFLLKFoNTF. Z. q.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-06
AS OTHERS SEE Us.


Froa tie Bsiair T'ns..
Tar BALTIMORE corSrY USIoS appeared last
week in an enlarged form, and with some slight
change in the make up by which . desired erono-
my Of space was secured. THE CSioS 10 one of the
very best county papers in the State. and 10 an
example Of the appreciation the pubic always be
stows upon a really good newspaper We are
glad 20 note It's increasing prosperity.
F',on he Bsisir .Egi..
The Tcwsontown CStoS has been enlarged 90 the
extent of two aud a-haif columns, In order to ac.
commodate the pressure upon its advertising col
umns. THE USfoS is Republican Ia politics and
in it, full and complete presentation of local news
Is model county journal.
From As Frederick 75sss.
THE BkLrrSoRE corSrY uSiox ha. been greatly
improved by the engineering iis columns several
inches and the dropping Of n sub. head. II was
always one Of the best county papers In the State
and now Is one Of the handsome.t.
From hs Valley Register.
Tar BALTIMORE cOrSrY UxioS. published at
TOwsontOun by the Lcngnecker Bros. came out
last week in q greatly enlarged form, the columns
being len gthenei about two inches. THg UxIox IL
one Of the best and most prosperous county papers
In the State.
Fro@ tls W,.'@ia.fer !SsHfis,i.
THE BALTIMORE corxrr Uxiox came out last
week in = considerably enlarged form. which has
been accomplished by iengthsning the columns
about two inches, which will give an additional
space amounting TO about p columns. We think
the change adds very materially to the appear
anee Of the paper.
FSoHa tie Frederick ma U'aioa.
The Tousontoun CSIox has been enlarged 20
the extent of two aud a-half columns In order 20
accommodate the pressure upon Its advertising
columns. The UxIoS 10 Republican In politics
and n it' fali aud complete presentation Of local
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-06
MARRIAGES.

P0RTER-LYNcH.-0n April iIth, at the resi-.
denee ofthe brides parents. by Rev. AR. Kelley.
Jacob L. Porter to Lueretia Lynch, all of Balt
more county.
ARNOLD-BEcRLEY.- April 18th. by che
Rev. Charles ". Brown, Linton $. Arnold, of
Baltimore. TO Julia NJ. daughter of. n. Beck.
ley. Of Reis,crstown.
EAsT-wALTERs.-on April :Sth. by Rev. Mr..
Brown, William n. East and Town.anna, daugh.
ter Of William p. Walters. all of BALTIC. county.
HTMRs-.GARDSER.--o April 20. At Pike.viiie,
by Rev. b. y. Ciarkson, John Hines, of BALTIC.
city. TO Emma L. Gardner. Of BALTIC. county.
FERGUS0N-McABEE.--O April 18th b, Rev.
:. shannon. n. 8. Ferguson, Of Aiexandria, TO
Sue McAbes. Of Baltimore, daughter Of the late
J. MeAbee.
BARR-BENNETT.-0n 2s,h Of April. BY the
Rev. J. p. Wilson, X. s. Barr. Of Baltimore
county, to NJ. A. Bennett. daughter of Capt. O..
w. Bennett. Of Baltimre.
HUFP-TREADwAY.-0 Thursday night. 4th
Of May. at the p. u. Parsonage. waveriy, BY
Rev. y. II. stubbs. Henry c. HAT. and Mary A..
Treadway, all Of Baltimore country.