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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23
TYLER.

TYLER, Nov, 22,-Ispecial.l THE court
ofappeals reversed and remanded the fol-
lowing cases to-day: King VS., the State,
from Wood county; Lemon VS.. Rosenthal,
from Falls county. Affirmed. Spencer VS..
the State from Cass county; Ferguson w.
Birthright, from Hopkins county; Williams
vs.. the State, from Smith county; Calves
ton, Houston & Henderson railr ad COM
pany vs.. Stewart, from Harris county;
Schram ct al, vs.. Matte, from uadalupe
county; Dick vs.. the State, fror Navarro
county, Hawks vs., the State, from Travis
county; Sager vs. Worsley, from Raines
county; Holloway VS.. the State, from Smith
county. Reversed and rendered: Fort
Worth City Mills vs.. Meliam, from Tarrant
county; Ex.parte Ben Thompson, from
Bexar county, rchearing refused.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23
Marshall.

MARSHALL, Nov. 22.-[special. marion
skiles, a well-to.do farmer, came to the
city Saturday and drank freely. lie was
found late the following night, lying In the
gutter, and taken 70 the jail. A physician
was called, but all efforts to recover him
proved futile. He died from the effect Of
strong drink and exhaustion.
The radicals and independents are greatly
astonished and utterly at q loss to account
for the mcagrc majority for Jones over
Ireland.
The weather continues wet and disagree.
able.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23

Will We engage you We haven't say but will saw that
Little well ana 10 the point The subject talk shall be
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-08
Sfhram & (Sp.

Gin @eidiItslofal, bas fcrtwab=
renb nit &unben ansefallt III, iit bas Der
Serren Sdram & So. 9is gerfdufer
unb Sertduferinnen baben ale 6anbe
pca gu tbun unb bic Yafete, bic aus benz
Stors setrasen werben, iinb 5ab0os.
Otit 9feht erfreuen lid bic Serren sro~
fer Pcpnlaritat, benn lie iinb nidt mt
aufmertlame unb liebenSmiirbise, ionbern
AUDI unternebmenbe unb eneraiide @es
idiftsleute, bic ltets alien Nnoeren ppraus
iinb uno ibren Sunben INNER etwas
9eeues, oas Belte unb Mcbernlte, bieten
fSnpen. DaS S4nittwaaren=O =Oeparte.
ment 1T fiir bic Saiicn pieber auberprz
centlid rei6baltis ausselfattet unp nae
mentlid in aleioeritcffen finbet man als
lerlieblte Saden. @an5 defenders mSds
ten mir aber bic Danlen auf bic bSdif
elesunten Sute aufmerflam MAIDEN, bic
bon funltfertisen Sdnben i'm Store anses
fertist merben ferner auf ben sroben
SOrratb BON Sduben, Yromenape ano
Sausiduben. Serren finben moberne
Nn5ase aller @r6ben gu mdbisen. Yreis
fen. gs be5dblt lid, bel S9ram & So.
mad greiien gu frasen, ehe man anbers,
mo fault,
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Sterst9idbrtee Grfabrung elmer
alien I5Grtertlt.

Mrs. Binslups Sootbing Syrup wirb
oon elmer Der befen Dottorinnen unp ben
gearterinusn In ben Ser. @taaten Der.
tdrtsben. ST tuurbe felt 40 Sabren BON
Mltlionen BON Wiittern unb Sinbern init
ME fsblenben grfOlee ssbraudt, foippbl
BON Bern 6 Sage alten Sinoe, tpie bon er.
tuaalsnsn &tnoera. gr bsieitist @darfs
m Wasen, bsfreit bon Dinefolit unb re.
sultrt bic @eoarme; er Ssr1daift fiir Sin.
Der uno Niittcr &ube uno @oblbebaoeu.
ssir slauten. oab Der Ssrup bas bslts
uno itasrfe Wittsl 1T sessn Gylenterie
uno Otarrboi bsi 6nsern, eledpiel pb
bnrt 3atnen osruriaht ober bnrd anSe.
re uriahen. Cine @sbraudsanweiluna
ptro jeeer 6laf6e beisessben. Sc III fsins
adt, wenn nidt oas Jae1mile BON Gur.
tie u. Dsrtins auf Der Nubenleite Der Gin,
paduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mputbe.
ten gu babsn, bic 5laide 25 Gents.
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Sn einem Waoen Der ,Spdbobu

s Sn einem Wasen Der Sodbabn in
gtem@ Dorf fiibrten jiinsit 2 Sraucn, be-
rem jebe elm ainbden auf pent Nrme trug,
etne laute llnterbaltuns, beren @esenz
itanb oas 8efinoen Der beiDen SproBlinse
bilbete. sd meib nidt, mas nteinent Slei=
men feblt," i" iuste bic gine; i'd babe idcn
allerbanb Wfebicinen periu6t, aber feine
min bei nteinent gabp anldlagen."
ruNd mas, Webicin."" erwiberte bic
slnbere ; mande Oiebi5iu mag fir franfe
Sinber gut iein, a6er fir idlpddlide pie
oas Sgrtse 5u iein iaeint, beoarf es Dor
Auem frdftisenoer Otabruns mie lie
yt e II It e B ter s . cut deS& in=
BERN ell (Yaebptrppbine) afs Der einz
Slse Griab fir Mutterr1il9 barbietet.
Dieies 9eabrunssmittel fiir Sinber 1T in
allen appthefen, gu so ets. bic 8adie,
slt bdben.
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Or. Salts Qeberpt(len lnb bi,
bsitsn ea.taril6en 3seulatorsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-08
Seras.

= Die @ranbjrtrp in Dallas bat at,
Salcnbeiieer wesen gerleeuus bet
Srnntassseieees in Nnflase5ultano BET
Ieet.
- Sn 8rhan fanten lebtbin beut:
l6e l,no mebrere bSbntilde Sanilien bon
SuiMois an, bic lid I'M County nieber.
laHea.
= .. Sfutta serietb in @linser nit
s Scamann BON Srelsburg in Streit
uno erb:c.t BON bic lent u1ebrere MelIer=
itide, 70 pa6 iein auftcmmen be3weifeIt
miro. &cllmann tflob unb uirb per=
fOlst.
: Sn slultin wurpe Der Neser 8risbp,
Der fid oer 9erbaftuns burd ben @e<
tiilfsiberiff SPACE wioeriette uno auf ben
Seanteu anleste, BON bieiem erldoIen.
= DaS Sabel, oaS 5wll llden 2anipicp
uno Srownspille selest tpurbe, ipu BON
lseterem Ylabe aus mad @alpel ton ipei=
terselest werben, Da man auf oieic @etle
Idnellere Tertincuns nit Netp=Yorf bers
iteuen fann.
= Sn @alpeltcn lieB Elm Oir. Yeter>
ion feline Trau inter ber NntlaSe pes Nn=
srifis nit Der Gblidt ibn gu tSoten, per=
baften. Sn einent Strcit Der Gbeleute,
S'no bic Trau 10 melt, auf ibren Wsann
gu idie6en; iie traf feline Sanp, bate
aber auf ben &ppf seSelt.
= Nm Yeccs perbeirut9ste lia Der
Saloabeieer aoalr BON gradett nit rer
Tc4ter beS 8eitaurateurs gowaros.
0fad Der Germpnie febrte bic 8raut ins
elterlide 9aus 5uriif unb Der Sdpieser=
pater iueiserte iid, bic junse 6rau sieben
gu lalisn. @ine bon bem iunsen gbe=
manu- tseplante entfibruns enciste ba=
nit, caB Der Sawieserpater ben SdieB>
priiSel 5ur 9anb na9m uno NIT benen
Siilfe feline So9ter beu Gbair wieber
a5jaate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-08

WittasseHen Elm unb pabrenb oes @e'
fprahes laste er mir, bub, wenn gfemman
nidt bon Der SteIerpatipn fortseididt uae
ber Gapitdn wieoer einseiett pirb, lr
wsroen fd bic Waoaics nit ben Gpades
einisen uab sesen bic Weiben au 6eloe
,iebsn.
Den Snbianer. @rdueln fann blc8 Gin=
bait esttau werosn, penn bic ein5sinen
Staaten uno 3erritorieu bic Snbiansr
anselesenaeitsn feIbit in bic 5aro neb=
men. Seras bate friiber iebr piel BON
ben Snoianern gu leicen, felt Organization
Der Tsras Rausers bSrten bic Snciauers
@rdusl auf.
Gin yertinistsr 5taaten General, Der
tie nlsifsn osr Snoianertriese mitmadte,
laste: y@in Snoianer 1T blcs eaun gut,
menn er tcct unp feif it," SD itimme
nit itnt iiberein. @ouarb Yrei s.
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(Detrpit }ree WreB Ypm IS. {an)

(Dstrolt 5rse YrsB Yom Is. San.)
6s@bsimsr Bros. babsn losben Elm Gar.
loao BON Neeos Gilt Gose Sonic erbalten.
Differ MrttteI vsrtauil Fa lebr RAID uno
10 muB es aud lein, esnn ss In obne 3wet.
fsl Der befte @rtitel isinsr Art, Der ie elm.
gsfabrt .puree, uno bat ni6t 1eines @lei.
den. gur bas bsite Material miro ,u
8sscs Silt gbse Ipnic perwauet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-08

Easlihe Jrets HreHs
srltetnt
sl;b nit a1Sal5 ne oss SuuntaSs
nnb tpftet
$1,000 fir oas Sabr ooer $2.5 0 fir
3 Dtpnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-08

3um Slid batten mir Or. q us.
SSniss 9ambur9er SrDpf EN-
im Saus, fdreibt Ser Spbn 2en5en in
9lpcn, O., ais id bon Gbplera Wprbus
befaaen wurbe unb I'm iasbar litt. Sd
nabm eine CUTE DO liS unb tpurbe icfort
bon nteinen S9mer3en befreit.
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= Bie semSbnlid 1T bas Sdubce,
partement bel y. .. 8ranf, 4lamp=
Pla,a, duBerit reidbaltis. Sober fam
sufriepenseiteat werben. Wian sebe unb
iberseuse lia BON ber Wabrbeit DeS @es
5aaten,
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6enrpe garbpl. Sa(bt.

5enrp's garbpl. Salbt.
Sie III bic bette SaIts far Shnitte,
8sulsn. @usiaIas, @sidwurs. Sal,rteu.
matismus, aufssiprunssns 5anee, @iter.
unsen. 6ltnerauSsn uno als Sauttrant.
bsitsu, SommsrItdsn uno MtsNer. Man
taufs 5snry's GarbolIe -Salbe neil aue
anbrsn JaIf&unsn ilne. prsis 25 Cents.
Or. Greens Srpssnateb Bitters IN
bas bsfs Ssilmittsl fur 8YspspFa, Sal.
lsnlsipen, Malaria, unproauIihtdt une
&ranf5stsn ees 8luiss, bsr Wisy:n, Qster.
Saut ,e.
Durucs Gatarrb Sprup
tstlt aat @Hsttiontn ees 5allss, SopIss
uno Shlunoss.
Or. vs. ats Qeterpiaen limb bi,
bsitfn ea.bariilden 8ssuIatorsn.
= 2awns iino jeet bic seIudteifen
Sleioeritcfe. SnipiSirt ben Yprraib Bel
y. y. 6rant, alamosWa,a.
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Di.fes Salltut wurbe I'M Sa5r, 1868 fir er.
sisbaass> unb po5Itbdtiotsits Sweee BON k,t
Staasslssislatur ssies!ia intDrpprirt NIT eia.m
Sapital BON 81, 100000, Az wel6em Il. ieitbtr
sin.n Refersefone son $3.50 900 sin,usefaet bat
Our4 elm ubsrfHDsrsliass. Botum murben ibre
Rt6te ein 9eeil Der seseaDirtisen Staaseun-
ltttutlon, angenommen an 2. December 1879,
Jbre srObsn 3 3tebunsen spa einsetne
Nummern fnben rpnatlit fat. Nsmals MIR
zine 9iebung psrfasbsu. Raa lsfe natfpls,nbe
wrsisYsrtteiIrns.
0rcbe mcnatlihe 3iebung Ser
Classe d
tn NsT Sr!eans Dien1aa ben IL. geril 1882.
Nlt rnsrt tlntii6en 3iebunsen Hnben ila;t untsr
Gufttt unS esi.uas Der 9tnsrdle
O. q. 3eanregara usa ghuiseara nua
SabaI 9. Guilty uaa a'ir9iaisu.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Doctors Mublenberg and Smith, Of
Reading, are about to make series Of
experiments with the view Of ascertain.
ing the nature Of the poison which eau.
ses bydrophobia That the examina.
tions may include as wide a scope as
possible they request that saliva OF re.
Gently killed rabid dogs may be sent
to them either enclosed in a vial or
taken up by a sponge snd the sponge
enclosed in a vial II the saliva cannot
be obtained they desire a portion Of the
blood or q piece Of the flesh Of the ami
nal. These gentlemen stand high in
their profession and the results OF their
inquiries will be awaited with great in.
teresi by physicians as well as the gene
raj public.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

The miners and other employees Of
the Clearfeld and Centre county bitumi.
nous coal field have addressed mani.
fes,o to their employers, the operators
and shippers. This paper is the work
of committee appointed at the recent
mass meeting held at Houtzdalc and s
signed by John Stantroch, Cornelius
Cottcr, George Maxwell, Richard Lloyd
and John Lewis. The object is to in.
duce the Coal Exchange to submit 10
arbitration the question Of advancing
the price Of labor in the region in accor.
dance with the recently preferred de.
mand. The committee, who are the sr.
biters on the part OF the workmen, say
that If full and frank exposition of
the state OF the trade demonstrates in.
ability TO make the increase without
prejudice to the legitimate profits of en-.
terprise, then the demand will be with.
drawn or the refusal to grant it stand
IAEA4Atls WHICH y ~ Ai4t haA1t IhI IfNHt.
The time set for the answer 10 the mani.
festo is the 10th of the present month,
though license is given for deliberation
for a week longer. In conclusion, the
committee adds that its aim is "to se.
cure on one hand and admit on the 9th.
er the right and privilege Of both EN-.
ployers and employees TO try TO harmo.
nize in friendly manner the interests
OF both parties concerned" In so sim.
pie and obviously just an aim there will
doubtless be little difficulty in coming
TO an understanding, and 1t is to be
hoped that the threatened strike in the
region in question will thus be averted.
--HayTisJurg Patriot
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

IA remarkable fact attending all the
great railroads Of the United States is the
immense wealth Of their leading oHicials.
1t IL confined 70 no State and "a e1ceptional
TO all other employment. The grapdest
talent and greatest learning, in Law. pbys.
ics and other learned svocation.. aecurag.,
late Il few Thousands IN a lifetime bu,
railroad officials, often risipg from mere
cierkship', roundsmeu, ticket and Other
agents, with salhries running from hun.
dreds 20 a few thousAnds, oventuate a.
posseasors Of many millions. 1t H. no W.
common thing 70 sec a railroad president.
rising from tho humbles, station in The
course Of fifteen or twenty years. become
the owner ofS5 Oo0, 700, $40, ,OOoOoO or even
s20,000coJ at a salary which would not
average for the whole time oyer si2.Ogo
These arc myfieries that the common reo-
pie cannot undcrs,snd."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

ANEW Telegraph company has been
organized with q capital of s2l ,000,-
600. II is to be known as the Postal
Telegraph Company" and material
reduction in telegraph tolls are pro.
missed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

"A case calling for medical inquiry IS
perpie1iHg the good people Of Tyrone.
Mr.. John VI. Smith died there on Sunday
and Arrangements were made FOR biz burial
on Tuesday. Upon opening the coffin to
view the remains the friends were furrrif-
ed 10 discover signs Of lifc The funeral
was postponed and lMr. Smith may be
re.tgred V hI. lrienas.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

We noticed, on our streets, this week,
the venerable ex-Sheriff Ellis Irwin, of
Clearaeld. lilo was attending the Friends
Quarterly meeting. lie is brother Of
Hon. John Irwin, Jr., and father Of "Jim.
MY" Irwin, Of east Lamb street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

MIR. II. Holtz, member Of The firm
Of Msssts. Joseph Bros, called upon the
DEMocRAr, on Friday, for tho frst time
He will b welcome guest In the future,
a. be was 81 this time.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

--Sechlor s. Co. still sell groceries and
everything in their line 81 the same reason.
able prices They never bad finer stock
or took more pains 70 please; give them a
call
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Among the different callers at our
saBctum since our last issue, we recall
Messrs. II. d. vonadA, ALL shaaer, q.
NJ. HcrtleiE, and John q. Miles, as plcas-
ant visitors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Brother W. T. Bair, Of tho Philips
burg Journal, took Bcllcfonto in on Tues
day. He thinks Bcllefonto may possibly
attain Philipsburgs size and importance,
before long, II the people do not travel too
fast. Mr. Bair Is causing his publication
to flourish, and We wish itno small portion
Of Earths good things.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

CoRREsPospEScE containing important nows, solicit
ed from any part Of the county. No commune suoh'
inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of ihe
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

--Fclieitious flights Of fancy, or ethereal
idliEing can only be indulged in and en-
ioycd 10 perfection behind one Of Mr..
Harry Green's cigars
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

That class Of young men, who devote
what little time they may be out Of bed
during the day, 10 gazing intently upon
the images reflected from plate-glass win
dows, in front Of which they are often 10
be seen, and their evenings 10 the further
ance OF very questionable enterprises, Is
we'll represented in Bclciontc. The last
agony that has attacked them is throwing
apples, and then rcireaiing So as not 10 be
seen. The practice will get some Of them
into trouble unless they discontinue IL.
There Is an ordinance upon the borough
statute books prohibiting throwing mis-.
ilcs Of any kind
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

The Bee Hive Is the place 70 buy
mons and boys boots and shoes, a. they
intend TO give up that line, and are selling
of the stock At and below cost 70 make
room for other goods
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Call II the Bee Hive and see their
large and elegant line Of sun umbrellas and
lace trimmed parasOls, The largest and
cheapest assortment in town.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15
MARRIAGES.


I sHIsER-HoUSKMAN,--At the Lutheran rsr.ea.
nes, Al Pine Grove Mills, on the sih inst Is ne
Rev. J, Alfred Kossf, John W. Tshlsr and Mary
=. Hgusenan, both ef CsHtre county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

--Children's Day at tho Methodist
church, on Sunday, was observed with
moro than ordinarily impressive eeromo-
mics. The decoration was complete tasty
and attractive, consisting Of graceful fes-
tooning, wreaths, anchors, crosses, hearts
and elegant boquets. A large arch was
placed in front Of the pulpit, under which
stood handsome Maltese cross. Tho up
per part of this cross supported scroll
endorsed "Welcomc," and on another
scroll under the cross was the word Good
bye" both words were kept covered until
occasion demanded that they be seen The
attendance was all that could have been
desired, and tho collection, wc arc told,
was fair Tho day was set apart in 1866
as one suitable for permitting children
and their friends 10 contribute 10 fund
designed to assist those to prepare for the
ministry who are too poor TO take the
proper course unaidcd.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Doll & Mingle. justly claim 10 have
the largest and cheapest stock OF boots and
shoes in Centre county. A trial will re.
move all doubts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

NoTICE.-Al persons owing State or
County tax for The year 1850, in Spring
iowuship, must either pay il 70 me 81 my
home during the week or st Fortncy =
Office in Bellofonto, on Saturday afternoons
until July /, after which | will collect
IL by law. Jos. TREssLKR,
Z2it Collector.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15
Centre County Democratic Com

.,.vntcys rAur. ,. o. ADDRESS.
nslIcG,nts n " w n Reber..... Bollei0ntc.
s. w-Charlcs Smith-...
WV james schoheld-.
Howard B0fo...... Howard bricklet',moNeiu'
MIlesburg-,,......C X. Es.ingtgn.- -Micsbirg
Millheiu. A. Walters .,.,.. Millhoim'
Philipsburg -.....D, w hoit''.'''''.-f hllIaou
Unionytlle .........J U sml'h.'.''''''.p Isul,ns.
Reunrr . Urtah Stoyer........ .belleionte.
Rogeu ...,..,,.,.C A. McIaugh .Mlesbury.
burnside ,.-.......... william Hrpple.-.fi1e Glen.
l(nilege .,............. Frank Tayur.,.... Lemont
Jartin .............. Frcdk. Rohb-....... Howard.
Prrvu.on O PA J. OrrldorL--Pse Grove Mills.
n -. II. hebctlng- Rock Springs.
Gregg. s. P........M l.. Risi sl........ Spring Mills
n P...... BcnJ. Limbcrt---.
IInines ............C Geo. NJ. Notwithstanding
HalfmooL .........A. T. Gray.....,....,Halt hooa.
rris........,...Jamcs ktmport- Boalsburg.
UoWar,, 49, .......... David Tanyer....,.Ho ward.
Huston ............. 'Ohu Y. MilcI.....Juliau.
Liberty ............w. II. Garduer.---B blanchard.
Marion ..............J. J. Hoy.-..........Nal
Miles George Halo L--.Wolfs store.
Patton .........D u. l.. Meek Buffalo Run.
Penn ............... 1. H. Drck..........Millhcm.
Potter n P......G. W SpangleF..... .Tusscyvlle.
s. P.....J. Wilmer wolt-Ccutre Hall.
Rush ..........,. William Cullrn--.sandy Ridge
SNOW shoe-......... William HAincz- snow shoe.
spripg .....T r. NJ BAruhart.- BellofOutc.
Taylor ...........Y Yinton Bcckwith. Fowler.
Union .............. Christian Hoover. Fleming.
walker r. Andrew KruamtT. ituhlrrsburg,
worth NV G. Morrtsou-- Port Matilda,
Il. II. FORSTER, Chairman.
H. A. Mckee, Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Rev. w. X. Forster, the popular
young divine now in charge Of tho Centre
Hall Presbyterian church, was married TO
Miss Aggio Grey, Of I.oveville, on tho
slh instant. That they may be happy IL
the wish Of many friends.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

--Grsnd free lunch a, the onera Home.
Restaurant, Saturday evening.
-Messrs. S. * A. Loeb sell Arbacklos
coffee at II cents per mound.
,,pm.o,o,,ao- g.. ,.,,.- c.......s
families and dealers at the Butts, House.
For ~ wear. had Chronic cs,.r-h
Tho Cotsrrh !. well prrux, NJ. I
Manic put.b,r. pa
-. ,,,,.. ~, o.,,...
~ ',',,' ,''' me- - e''' -
- 9 -, -. ~ ~ :, : '''''''''s ''''
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-onIy one more Issue OF the DEMOCRAT
oo'oF' inc nomination oi the next cover
nor ol iehh'y''h"iH'
Another accident at the car works
Charlie Bous lost two fingers Of bis loft
hand. Cut of by "A circular raw.
-Ne,t 70 d,rl. grean and r,yal bIue the
favoritc color c,r .,rcc, wc,r T. ,bo new
.hal.or ,,llo, br,u,,- ,ho c,la-or Harry
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been SICK Tor nine weeks Il not improving
an operation performed day or two "g"
lett him IN a weak condition.
-Inpurcha''ng confectionery irui''' to-
oacco and cigars, do not miss Geo. w Ia
tons ne" store Everything IN bis me
ai"ay' on hAhd at lowest NsuT's'
-MT' \. W. w bAyArd' Is the only
representative Be''eiohie has IN To" con-
Tent'on "i the Pharmaceutical society oi
fennsy''anIa' no" IN session At Altoona.
-Chiei Burgess Powers mas ordered
THAT the use Of noisy fireworks be difcon-
unucd until July !, at which time 1t 7an
be INDUCED IN to suit the taste OF The pub
lie.
DO not throw away this issue Of the
DENocRAr until you have carefully studied
every word Of what Messrs. $ X 4. Loeb
have 70 say in their advertisement, 70 be
found In another column.
The residence Of J. II. Eeiisnydor,
Millhcim, narrowly escaped entire de-
suucuou by fire, On the 9Th Instant Mill
holm will sometime realize tho need Of m
adequate A'' department So'n'''ine.
Mrs. Louis Hoascalr died at Lock
Haven on sunday, and was buried ~ the
Union cemetery here on Tuesday. Tho
family is ""Il known here and her death
will be regretted. The corps" was follow
cd % tho place of in'erment by q large
concourso Of friends.
-Ciemea' Dale ks9r in company with
his father started on q tour o' 'h'eTFa'''n
through tho "cst on iH'5lAy' Ills many
la1y friends VIII dep'oTe MS Ao'ene"' and
anA''N''y await R'' fe'1'"' puf'nE h''
absence h's bro'hef' A. n Da''' ESQ.,
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Of The novel eApedieh' o' '@'y' "ho
rather ihsh dfiF' me Instance spoken "'
backed The morse e,ea' over inc mountain !
the most remarkable part oi Tie story II
that she escaped uhhuf|
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

-Genilemens 6ne socks--6 pairs for
twenty-five cents, At the Boston Clothing
House, Just opened in Reysolds' block,
Bcllefonte, Pa. 23.5t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

The Bee Hive has the finest and large.
est assortment Of white dre.s goods in
town. Ladies will DO well 10 note this.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Lyon q Co., are closing out their
entire stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots
and shoes at cosi, in order % quit the bus-
ness
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

IF you want good cool glass Of
Philip Best's Milwaukee beer, and free
lunch every morning, and Saturday even
ing, from TO II, call at the Butts House,
T. Y. LEHMAS, Prop'r.