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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
Saturday, tie 18Th af Mdrch


Orphans Court If Centre county there uiiI be sr
ppsrd At publIr saie. on the preuses, on
Saturday, the 1Sh qf Mdrch nert.
at orlork =. NJ the fpllawlur described real sstate
the property II tamIl Ycsrick late Of walker
township, decsazsd o. ~it
All that certain mcssuage, tenement
aud Tract II Land situa Ia Waller tgwuship bound
ii apd de-etihrd follows On the Aofth - lsndr ~
tts hoifs IT H. -. Valentine deceased o 1rr isnds 81
the stii Samuel feArifk aud lAAae Hisksl. south Iy
l4 bIa Of 'sssa Bcks GeuFge Lgiz. and Caroline ca
tutg aud West - lands oi GeofRe fu3sy -aaatsig.
lue EIGHTY AtHEs AAB OhE HUNDRED AND
ftFfY H.EGHfs. neat measure. thsTraH erected =
frame Dwelling Houss, Bank barn, aAd other out
buiIdiugs.
Also, all that messuage, tenement,
ani Tfar - Land situate above bounded aud de-.
gf4bsi fulluNs the Aorth and Easi - iaHds e
the I~Ifs 1f r. II. Valentine decd aud bsifs II ~
HfarktthuG decreased Nauth by iands 4 isaar BirElf
Wet ty iaiJs - samur Ysaritk lstsse drsrfthrd r.
rpnt1frlHR TWENTY ACHES AND TIFTIIOtE
FEhtHE' neat measure. thereon erected Tenant
HuH-t
TIENs gT FsLT.- "ustftifd in hand on confirmation
~ talr and tbr residue Ia equal annual payments
thereafter wiiG Interest 20 br secured ~ blud aud
mortgage 90 tie prsmlses
f-3n JSO. + TEAglCK, Adfaluisiutor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

On the old sectional lines, the South
gains 5 members over the last appor
tioument and the North 20, but loses 3,
making n net gain of II. 1t Is evident
as bearing on the next Presidential cleo
ton. that il will require very decided
change in political sentiment for the
Democratic party to carry the Electo
raj College without New York. All cal
culations at this time, based on such a
contingency. would be vague and value
less. The l53 votes from the South must
be supplemented by iorty eight from
the North for the Democrats to elect.
New York has thirty six of these. There
remain then twelve To he carried else.
where. Indiana has fifteen or. leaving
Indiana out, Nevada and California
have thirteen. New Jersey added TO
any other State would suffice. BY any
calculation upon which the Democrats
could triumph without New York the
whole schedule would have TO be recast.
Ohio or Illinois would have to be gained.
and in a contest in which either one of
these could be carried by the Demo.
Gratis 1t is probable several other West
ern States, Wisconsin, Oregon and Colo.
RADIO, would be also gained. But when
We figure on sweeping changes we
must consider they are as likely at
the South as elsewhere but the consid.
erations that will break the solid
South.n will aIso divide the North. No
one doubts, as new issues arise, there
will be a change in the politics of mum.
her OF States, but IL is an open question
whether they will be developed in time
to have much effect on the next Presi
dent election.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
SWEDISH BITTERS.
~ TnL GREA1
Swedish Dyspepsia Remedy !

The chief ingredient and life giving element of tbis
srest remedy f. an hsfh commonly known as bitter.
mint although bat VERY rarely feund n this cunuiTx
excepting IN the extreme Northwest. Il il EEihsred
IN pFofnse abundance hy the IAflAndsrs Ia the bleak
and snow-elAd mountains af Nufway and swessu. snd
has. IN connection wtth ether ngrediuess been ass
among themselves exclusively foF yesFs q the
greatest remedies faf Dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver
Complaint that has eveF been knesn.
In placing thts pfepsqstign before the AassffrAn
rabIic ss eand8diy believe that have filled iauK
feii wsst, hy giving medicine that vill net paiy
temporarily relieve, but uii positively euredyspepsaa
kida@A and Liver Complaint and Ell their eaftaus ef.
fects, snah sour Stomach. sick HeaaacA Pains ta
the eide ard Back Papitssisn II the usxft Cosalvc.
mess, Indigestion. fellow skin, swimming 81 the
IIesd, f.aHess 81 PIT of Stomach, Lsw Spirits q.
aheee dusss stii relieve The wesst eAse.
Ash yaur druggist ter bstse and hn euHvsneea.
Price. ~ cents. ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

This shows the tendency of popula.
ton and political power to the South
and West. With an increase OF ~ mem
bers since 1850, New England loses three
while the three Middle States of Penn.
sylvanin, New Jersey and New York
only show gain of six. The Sonth
gains 81 and the West-including the
Northern States west of Pennsylvania
gains IS.
TO rccur to the political indications
Of the new apportionmeEt, the Repub
ican States ia which gains are mad
are.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

munity is TO take such precautions rs
are within reach TO prevent the success.
ful raids OF these criminals. The au.
thorities OF all the interior towns should
double their vigilance. TO the end that
the criminals may be captured and
brought to punishment, thus putting q
stop to the work .-Phikd. Times.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
Bridge Letting,

Sealed proposals for the mason work
~ n Au IRON bridge at Os eula vll te received At
she Commissioner Office ilIefsutc hefe slsetIs
ii4us can bs seen until tt EsDAY. March II, st II
u,gk The fgAt D. reject 9t all biis is ressfEeI
JNp WOLF.
~ GBtE-T. Com.
H. c. CAMPBELL
Attest. " Nu1A WALTrH. Ciefk
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
Auditors S Notice.

IN the matter of the estate of David
Euir. dsceAsod.
The undersigned, an auditor, APP
pointed ty the orpbsus Court Il Centre equity to
ascertain aud make report - advaursnru. 20 hsfs
- DAVID E'tle aeaeAss1 and make distribution n t,s
fand iu ihs hands u samuel Gfamlry truslss - sai
oifuts zeal estate tn AID among them legally
tfsl thereto. sl meet tie parti, 80 iutsfest at bic
uflec. iu HelisfaHfe at 10 A NJ day. Narrh ~.
I--s. ct the puross q bic AfVointmett
Tfu ELLIE oKNis Auditor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

NJ n. Frzzlss's Magic ointaeHt cHtas a4 " ~
magic. rmples. Hlsek HesAs uf Grnhs nlofehHs
and Eruptions the faes. leaving the eA IN etesF
healthy sna beaattfai Aiso Tseh Barrier fsch
ssa Khsum. Testes RnxwaFm. seAla tI.=A. Ct@ruea
Hands, sore Nipple. Liza eia obstinate ulnefs
and sores, &C
SKIS DrKEAsE
Y, Drake, Esa. CsseaAnA. O. suffered bsyund al ds
seTirttoh ffen shiu aisesss shieb srPFsred bis
haaas brad and feces and AHafiy destroyed As efsA
The meet careful daets4nz tailed 20 help hlEa sua 81
taf I'll had failed be used ~ FsAysrs Maes ointment
and was cured hy 9 lee arnlfcAsleu4.
ss-Ths afst and ouly positive euFs sot skls Diseases
svsf discovered
seat by mail On rscsafs a rfsos rarxf CHxTs
uENnx 3 %. seie TFuFFH
q vessy ss.New fs4k.
pof blind BLEEDING. tsehlag q liberated Pile m.
Williams IsnfAN 0HKTMNN4 II = HaFH raFe. Fr1ce
sIul hy malt RuF nAie - DfaeKtsts naay
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub.

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
tshed every Thursday morning. at BelIofonte, Centre
county, Pa.
TERMS-Cash in advance 81 DO
III not paid In advanee... u 90
LAVE PAPER--devoted to the interests Of the
whole people.
Payments made within three months will be con.
sidered In advance.
No paper will he discontinued until arrearagess are
paid, except at option Of publishers.
Papers going of the county must be paid for in
advance.
Any person procuring US teneash subscribers will
be sent copy free uf charge
Our extensive circulation makes this paper an un-
usually reliable aud proa table medium foTanyeFtlsng
We have the most ample facilities for JOB WORK
and prepared TO print all Kinds OF Books Tracts
Programmes, Posters Commercial printing &C. In the
finest style and At the lowest possible rates.
All Advertisements for less term than three months
20 coats per line for the first three Insertions and
cents line for each additional insertion. Special
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A liberal discount is made to persons advertising by
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

In the matter q the rs;ttiou1 H. The 0rrbsus Court
aJ hEoWN - sreriae ct csDtfe county.
TlIE undersigned. a Commissioner
Il Appointed ty the Court 80 iais testimony and
make report thafsai piii attend t~ Huties n his sf
EoiutHeni on TUESDAY. MARCH :. lss- st iu
s.slofk. 4. NJ at bic offiNe ia herioufs. At vblCh
tlae and place al TAriies interested Iusy attend
TAW n 4 MCKEE, Cammtsssor1sr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

WE received from friend the fol-
lowing communication for publication
last week, but the late date of the re-
ception prevented its appearance then:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
DILES! PILES! PILES !
4 SURE CURE EOUND 1T LAST NO
ONE NEED SUFFER-

A Cure for Blind, Hlsediug, Itching and Uice-
rated piiss hes teen discovered ty UF. William
Indian remedy called IE William tndiAu unt4nrui
single heA has cured the UsFNt chronic II -
20 years standing. No need sufIet Eve minutes
after sVVlyiBg this wonderful snathibE usediCine.
lutAeas Instruments aud sierthAftes de more harm
than good WtiliAms O8nfmsut AiHoTls the tuuosA.
sys the iuteuss itohihg TarticuaTy at night after
Aettiue vaffn In ted arts peutre gives instant
and TsAinlt relief, and is VfepAred only foT Piles,
Itching uf the private TaTts and ior nothing slse
Read vhAi the Hon J. NJ. Cofhuberty of Cleveland
sass Ahoui pf Williams Indian Pile 0iutmeut have
used of Pile Cares and it affords TieSsaire
b. sAy that have found ans thing wlaeh gave
such immediate and permanent relief Hs IT. Williams
Indian ntnent.
ToF sale by al druggists or mailed 90 rrccipi q
price. t'.0o
HENRY & Co, Prop,.
nA1y e. vessy st. New York.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

Foreign advertisements must 10 paid Tor before in
aartioR except yearly contract when haltycariy
payments in advance will br required.
,'oLtrtCtt NurfCEs cents pes line each Insertion,
N athiav inserted for less than So cents
BUSINESS NoTtcEs Ia the editorial columns, 10 cents
per line, each insertion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
DR. FRAZlER'S ROOT BIrrERs.

FrasisT's Hpot Hltfers are not a dram-shep whisky
beverage, but strictly medicinal IN every ssuHs.
They sct strongly nr6 tiv lltet and Kidneys, keep
the bowels open aud regular. make the WeAk streue.
heAl the TluuEs bHdiap the nerves and cleanse the
bleod and system # every tmpnrfiys
Fer Dizziness. Rusb e Blepd 60 The Head tending -
Apnpsxy Dyspepsia, Fever snd sgne nrepsy, rtmples
and Blotehss. ksTofalons Hanurs and SORES Tettef.
Ring Worm, White Swelling, Erysirsiss, Sore Eyes
and toF YuuHe Suffering from Nsak nss. or
Debility caused ffum impfuasncs. and &c females IN
delicate health, FFAEets Rest Bittsfs especially
recommended.
nr FRAZIER have used two BOTTLES of youf Root
Miers foS Dyspepsia Dizziness, Weakness aud Kidney
Disease aud they ad ine gpoa than the electors
ard all ths medicine used Prom the first dsss
hesAn r. fuend. and ana sas IN peffset hs=fh sud
feel As ~ell ss evsT did. consider yeur meieins
e The greatest Of blessings,
MKs. II MARTIN, Clsvsisnd q.
sald ~ Ell druggists everywhere II 81 PEI esfsls
HENRY q CO., Sole Props.
n+iy. e. ve@sy 81, Ssa yesh
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
NciO 1dUertisem enfs.
THOMAS J. MCCULLOUGH,
Il ATTORNEY At Law.

Oifoo IN Albert owsus building Ia tie rnom form,
sflY occupied by the Phillpsbufg Banking Company.
AaiV.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
For Sale.

I FARM containing Fifty Acres,
! y and having thereon erected TWO-sToRY
FRAME BUILDING and ent taildinea. TITLE esua.
Inquire Of a j. T. q aHtEeT,
rs UugansElfe. Centre euunls. p
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

ora wTEK 81 = day =, home easily mad.
D = cpstlY outhi FREE. address TRJE 90, A..
Fps'a, Maine, s-iy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

O. - ean Per aAy II hosme. samrles woFth -
% - DAI Tree. Address 4. sIINs0N co.
FeFsisAa MsAHe. IaIy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

GHH wsek IN sonf swu sasn. TsFms Ara = eus
GOO 81 frus. Address u. uAEI.ETT CO. fsFt-
asAas MaAas. le-S
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02
Orphans Court Sale.

IN accordance with an order Of the
Orphans Court If Centre county there wiil be er-
lrsrd at public saie. on the pteuises on
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06

Commonwealth: At the meeting of
the Republican committee of the Third
congressional district, at EmpOrIs, yes
teTday, IL was decided Ia hold the con-
vention at Emporia on the oath of May.
We are glad To know that the conven.
tiOn has been called at EmpoFia, that
city being central aud convenient TO all
the counties la the district as we'll as az
fOrding ample hotel facilities for all
who may wish 10 attend.
The calling of the convention at an
early day will, We think. commend
itself to the Republicans of the district
IS entirely proper, thus getting the pre-
liminary work of the district through
with ia advance of the other conven.
tions, which are to follow. 1t seems to
be very generally conceded that Mr.
Ryan will be renominated, and that be,
ing the case, We apprehend there will be
no objections urged To IN early cOnyen,
ton. We understand that MIR. Ryan
will remain Mt his post IN Washington
trusting entirely 10 the Republicans in
the district IN act AS their Judgment
may dictate. Whatever may Ike the {, ell.
ings ot ihos. who are opposed tn his re-
nomination., il must be conceded thai
he has made faithful representative
and us No r,al, solid reasons can be adj
vaucel why he should Eot I've returned
we presume his denomination will me 6,
with The approval of large majority Of
the Republicans in the district as well
~ in tue stale
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06
A WORD IN SEASON.

Lincoln, Nebraska, finds herself in
the embarrassing predicament of being
called upon To meet the payment of
100000 of municipa. bonds without any
money in the city treasury for this pur-
pose. This bit of experience should not
be lost upon the people of Emporia, and
the fact thai we are just upon the eve of
our spring election, makes a reference
to this circumstance timely. While THE
News has always been an advocate of
such improvements AS are necessary To
the progress and material advancement
Of the city, II has also repeatedly point
ed out the danger of augmenIing the nj
ready heavy indebtedness Of the city
which is such now rs To- impose
a rate o! taxation that cannot we'll bc in
creased without hardship TO property
owners. During the next year questions
must be settled by the city c'an-
Gil which involve interests of
great importance 10 the city, and it is
essential that the administration of our
public affairs will be committed 10
hands which are equal To their judicious
management during what We believe TO
be very critical PERIOD in the history
| of our town.
There is very general sentiment in
this community in favor of retrench-
mcnt and the exercise of the greatest
possible degree of economy in the tx
penditure of the public moneys, con
| 81, ,.,I, 81 Il 9 -.
city, and while The folly Of policy so
narrow as 10 DC hurtful to the
development OF the town viii be con
coded, 1t is equally apparent that the
finances of Emporia are in such a
shape as 10 Indicate the great danger of
anything like extravaganza in ma tiers
pertaining To the city government.
II should not he forgotten, either,
by the voters of EmpOtia, that
the enforcement of the prohibitoFy
law here depends largely upon
the sentiment Of the conncil ON
| this question, aud that this issue is H. be
considered in t,hoosing the guardians of
the public interests. The noble work
accomplished during the past year IN
| EIpOria in the directions of driving the
viii, kyitcs To- the wall has been du. in no
small degree t. the action Of the mayor
and city council in prOyiliug the
city with AN energetic and eflicicn;
marshal. who, with his assistants. has
been alert in ferreting out yiola,ors of
the laW and bringing ihfm Ia justice,
and it Is at vital importance 10 tho
peace and good order of the city that
| the vantage ground which has been St.
cured shall he held and the crusade
against the liquor interest continued.
The question OF repeating the pound
Grdinalce vii! be submitted to the va
! tiers, and we trust that the large uuHiiIeF
! of citizens in EmpOria who have gone
| to the pains and expense of setting out
shade trees, which are the chief Orna-
ment of any town, will be protected
by an Endorsement OF the ordinance
which restricts cattle from run
| ing at large and forbids making 4
public brrnyard If III city.
Theee are points which should all lie
considered lay the voters before going i0
the polls ON Tuesday, 10 the end that
the best interests of the city may be
subserved and her future welfare made
sacurn
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06


Solan Chase's neW pager, Them
Steers, will not be hailed with delight
by the Democracy in Maine. He tells
the Greenbackers that they have been
made catspaw of by The Democratic
managers, and uses the following Ian
gpage; aGreanbackers Of Maina, the
men who have sold you are delivering
the goods as last as decency will allow,
Your comaiittees and head men will be
useful this ysaF to make Democratic
nominations. When that work Is done
they will quietly slip Into their places
in the Democratic ranks, where they
belong. Your 'GIeenback' state con-
vention may This year be allowed TO go
through the farce Of nominating Dem
oeratic ticket; but that won't be neces-
sary next year-the old B 'urbons will
take command in person"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06
TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION.


AN Interesting Meeting Held Saturday
at the Stone School House.
The teachers of the county, about
thirty five in number, met at the stone
school house Friday and had q very in,
teresting time.
After the minutes were read and ap-
proved, Prof. Fowler delivered a very
solid aadEeSs upon the subject, How to
Study" After giving an outline of why
we study, or what motive Impels US to
study, and what we study, he explained
in very practical manner the analytic
and sympathetic methods of study and
Lheir respective worths as compared to
each other in different branches of
study. The address abounded with
truths so well put that all his hearers ex-
pressed themselves as we'll satiafied.
Miss LIZZIE Ooult next gave class
drill in fractions, having class of about
twelve, ranging in age from ten to four
teen. The work was confined to exam
pies of very practical nature, objects
being used such as tue children
will be likely TO use after they
leave school All statements were made
| in clear, concise language, and the
answers were very full and complete.
]. Z. Klock next gave US talk on
''Tbe Use of Text Books in the School
Room" He confined himself to the abnse
of text books rather than the Use. Goa
siderable siress wasla ID on Tote teaching,
ans; good points were made by the re.
Ecalling OF some things he had seen
while visiting in different school rooms
This speech called out quite dis
cGssian, AessFs. W. N. Chance, F.
Kizer, B. T. Davis, B. F. Merrill, Geo
Fowler, o. B. Wharton and o. w Mil,
Ter, participated.
Frank Fletcher gave us quite an In
tCrestiRg acaouat Of his experience in
the past six moaths in the absence oil
David Marshall. who was on the pro
gram for that topic.
The officers Of the library association
reported the number of professional
books in the library TO be eighiys text
books, forty BumbeF Of members, forty
nina About onefourlh of the books
arc out constantly. Amount received in
the past year. slSi paid out. $12.
After few general criticisms the as
sociation adjourned to meet at onl
O'Clock on the first Saturday 10 May,
The next months program will be
published next week.
TAis meeting was very interesting ane
it is hoped that more will await them
of these opportunities in the future.
N. w. sOSNEDEcKER, sec'y.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06
ABOUT LoNGFELLOW.

The following interesting r"minis-
sences of Longfellow were given To the
the world by the late james T. Field,
and have been reproduced since the pc
cts death:
You must look 10 Shakespeare for a
larger stock of the currency of thought
than LongfellOw's for he is quoted IN
Westminster Palace. in the British Par
Lament and in all the pulpiIs of Eng
land. Ii is because he humaniZes what
sytF he touches that his Tyre has nothing
alien 10 any soil. | have heard him
quoted hy an American monk with
Cowl, and sung IT camp
meetings nn the hills of New iIamp,
shire.
AS happen to know of the birth of
many of Longfellow's poems, let me di-
vulge To you a few of their secrets The
psalm of Life" came into existence ON
q bright summer morning, III July, 1888
in Cambridge, "a the poet sat
between two windows Ut II
small table IN the corner of
his chamber. II was verse from his
INN heart, and he kept it uDpubl sh-
Cd for long time. 1t expressed his
own feelings at that time, when recover.
ing from a deep aftliction, and he had
il in hrs oWn heart for many months.
Tho posm 0r The Reaper, Death" came
without effort, crystali5ed ipto his mind.
The Light of the Stars" wac composed
on serene and beautiful summer even
ing, exactly suggestive of the poem.
The Nv reck OF the Hesperus" was writ
ten the night after violent storm had
occurred, and as the poet sat smoking
his pipe the Hesperus came sailing into
his mind. He went to bed, but could
not sleep, and wrote the celebrated
verses. il hardly causeI him an effort,
but flowed on wiIbGut let or Intolerance.
| On IA summer afternoon in 1S49, as he
was riding on the beach. The Skeleton
| in Armor" rose AS out of the deep before
him and WOULD not be laid
One of the best known of all Of Long
fellows shorter poems is Excelsior"
! That one word happened % catch his
| eye one autumn eve in 1S4l, on Il torn
piece of newspaper, and siraightWay
his Imagination took 6re al 1t. Taking
up piece of paper. which happened TO
lie the back OF a letter received from
Charles Sumner, he crowded IL with
verses. AS first written down Excel
siur" differs from the perfected aud pub
lished version, but it shows IA rush and
| glow worthy of its author. Tue story
OF "Evangeline" was first suggested To
Hawthorne by friend who wished him
| TO found romance on il. Hawthorne
did not quite coincide with the idea, and
be handed it oyer 20 Lohgtellow, who
say in it all the elem ents of deep and
tender idol.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06
A JUDICIoUs SELECTION.

The selection of Emporia as the place
for holding the congressional convention
of the third district, on the Gath Of May,
is one which cannot fail TO meet with
very general approval. The central To-
cation of the town, its admirable rail
road facilities, cOmmOdious opera houses
and excellent hotel accommodations all
commend it as the most eligible point
in the district for the convention, and
the citizens will spare no pains 10 pro-
vide for the comfort and convenience of
the large number of delegates and Wis
iting statesmen" that are expected TO be
present on that occasion.
There are lew towns in the state that
are better prepared for the entertain
ment Of srch n gathering than Empo-
ria, and we feel sure thai those who at
tend the convention ON the oath will
have no reason 10 regret The action OF
the committee yeslerdAy in deciding in
favor of this city.