davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
No Complimeniaries.

The Lancaster IDtSlitgcrcer Gays, with
a great deal Of truth. that the next
Democratic State Convention will be
charged with a very grave and respon'
/ ble duty. Whether the Independent
Republicans put up third ticket or not
and they are more likely TO do so than
not, the Democratic nominees can be
elected II their names, their record and
the action of the Convention give the
people OF the Common wealth every rea.
son to hope and no reason to fear from
such result. II the party is to com.
mAnd success IL must deserve success.
"lIapplly the voice of discord Is hush.
ed and fAetonal quarrels are not disturb.
ing its integrity. II anything il lack.
ing it is interest in i;s welfare or conf.
dence in the election OF its candidates.
Its convention needs some wisdom TO
guide IL to a proper choice Of men and
some enthusiasm 10 lunch a ticket that
will have hearty popular support. We
take IL for granted that nobody and no.
body's friends want any nomination
made that will not he ratified in No.
vember by an election. Ii is not the
season in politics for passing comPli.
ments.
"Peunsylvania now occupies a very
important position in the politics Of the
country. The dangers which threaten
the Democracy in the South, in Indiana
and in New York. may all be retrieved
here in our own State. and victory in
Pennsylvania in 1882 will he the fore.
runner of great advantages in 1884. The
way to best assure these results is for
the Pennsylvania Democracy TO Assem-.
BILE the best possible sort Of n State con
vention. II its members come together.
uninstTucted and disinterested. TO make
common cause for the party welfare,
they can largely promote 10. II they
simply gather as the personal or politi.
cal friends OF this or that interest to get
one man or another on the ticket, they
might as we'll stay At home.
Local instructions for local candi.
dates may be we'll enough; they at
least cannot do much harm we have
always regarded them as useless and
uncomplimentary TO the men who are
fettered wiih them; but beyond these
we trust the Democracy OF the State will
not centure. Let the party in the sev.
eral counties pay heed rather to the
selection of intlligent and independent
representatives, 10 whose united coun.
ell there will be wisdom. An uuinstruct.
ed convention, bound 10 no mans in
terest. Is what the party need at this
time"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

tional progress must be feeling Of con.
tentment in every section of the Union,
and generous belief that the benefits
and burdens of government would be
common to ALL Himself n conspicuous
illustration of what ability and ambi.
ton may do under republican institu.
tions, he loved his country with pas.
sion of patriotic devotion, and every
waking thought was given to her nd.
vancement. He was an American In
all his aspirations and he looked to the
destiny and influence of the United
States with the philosophic composure
of jefferson and the demonstratve con.
fidence oil John Adams.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

Is one Of the recent newspaper dis.
cussions of the operation OF the new sp.
portionment Of Representatives among
The different States the alleged dispro.
portionately great power of the small
States in the Electoral College is sharply
criticised. II is noted that In the new
College Rhode Island will have a vote
for every $4,000 and Florida one for
every 67 coo inhabitants. while il will
take l4I 900 in New York and nearly
$4,000 IN Pennsylyahia TO represent an
electoral vote. thus making every ballot
in Rhode Island and Florida count as
much as two in New York and Penn.
sylvania. The writer goes on to say
that, taking Delaware and Nevada, the
disparity between the large and the
small States become still greater. With
a population of 5000, Delaware will
have three electoral votes. or one for
every $4,000 inhabitants, and Nevada.
with only $1,000 people, will cast three
electoral votes, or one for every 20,OO0
inhabitants. Hence in Presidential
election il will take about three votes
in New York or Pennsylvania to Offset
one in Delaware. and about seven to
count as much as one in Nevada.
There il a great deal OF truth in all
this, and IL goes to show that, valuable
as is the constitutional recognition Of
the peership of the States of the Union
as such in the irrepealable provision for
their "equal suffrage in the Senate" the
existing machinery for choosing Pres
idents. in addition to its other defects,
a., k, =, =, ,,,rn - fea, fr.,,, al n lnwn.
OF injustice" of which we have lately
heard 80 much. The ideal Democratic
plan would be TO make the vote Of one
citizen count just as much-neither
more nor iess--as the vote Of any other
citizen, without reference TO the place
OF his residence. So far, however, as
regards the relative power Of the voters
IN small and large States there IL an.
other way Of looking at the question,
which affords ground for just complaint
on the part Of the suffrsRist in little
State. For example, under the old ap
portionment the individual elector in
New York voted for 35 members of the
Electoral College, and under the new
apportionment he will vote for &c. The
adult male Pennsylvania. not legally
disqualified. cast his vote in 1880 for 20
Electors, and in 1884 be will vote Tor 30
The Floridian and the Rhode Islander
vote for but 1 Electors and the Della.
warean and the Nevada man for only 3.
That IL 10 say, the citizens Of New York
casts ballotin the proportion Of thirty.
six votes for President and the citizen
Of Pennsylvania one in the proportion
Of thirty votes, as against the contribu.
tion 70 but three votes Of the citizen Of
State of the lowest rank in population.
Han barber's itch for slx.vears. prau.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
CWEDTSH BITTERS.
~ TIT GREAT
Swedish Dyspepsia Remedy

The chief inKredsnt spd life giving element Of thi,
great remedy Is an hefb commonly known A. blltef.
ulUt although but vsfy rarely fouHd In ths country
excepting in the extreme Northwest. II ls Fathsfel
In prefuse abundance hy the LAplandert the bleak
and sRavclad mountains ~ Norway and Sweden. and
has, In esnnection with other inErediucss hem uss
snoug Themselves exclusively for fesFs of the
greatest rrmsstes fof Dyspepsia. Kidney and Iiseg
Complaint thAt has ever been known.
In placing thts preparation befefe The Amsfinsa
fthiio candldiy believe that hAxe allied tune
felt wsHs, hy giving metieiHe that viii not enIy
temporarily resse tat ui positively cuus dyspepsia
kidney ara Llver CcwplsinL snd eli their xaftas a.
Feuts such sur stosaach. sirk Meahaah. Rains IA
Hsss, Indigestion, rslios ssip. swlmaise ef shs
Head, Faliness ~ FL of Stomach. tov aFsrits Ac
Three doses will reiievu The worst uAse.
Ask ygpr druggist fef hsttle and be eonylnsed
fricf, . oents. ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

quence of his relationship to the Phila.
delpha newspaper aforesaid. As r. re.
suit OF this combination against Gallagh.
or President Arthur has been induced
TO withdraw him from tho senate. and
Adamson will remain in his position.
1t is said that Senator Cameron will give
Gallagher another and less important
place under the government as Il salye
for his disappointment in losing the
position which was almost in his grasp.
But Gallagher will have To look out for
Senator Mitchell.-LiarisJurg Patriot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
NeiO 1dUertisem enIs.
BeIlefonte Enterprises.

Win ke NeO Year BeHeionte prom
ises 10 derelop into The mort rroperous
Of our inLand to,cas-cnterDr1e after
enterprise is being started by tie cqpitol
Of our public spirited ciisens. The Car
Works are running 10 their j,H caDaei.
ty, our GLazs Works are opening ,rih
erery sho,0 Of success, the Steel WorEs
'0iH give employment 10 100 men, the
Nail Works, tor 1iose success General
Bearer roucies tciH charity o6cr EMPLOY.
ment to hundreds Of peopls-aH there
public enterprises ,ciH put BeHeionte in
the ran Of prosperous and wide.auake
toocns. Here, then, IL roam and l,ilce
for Grciy, spirited and actire youug
men. Among The bet and mat s,tccesz-
80 0'S'''''' '"'e'p'''s "r9a"'zea recent
y " "' AA""H AND NELH
'NAED fohNII CHh hOcHS
" '"1iN T""oDfooI d CO'@'-
P''" ''e D"'" A1''$e-'''"''ng IKE "
~ ne county, y ''s'''rs 10 bef'cIo'''e
''" o'ly take the trouble To call al
our ''0'e' "''y "e" De 'urpr'sed al n'e
q"u'"y' ''y'' ana pr''e' Q, yr''-e'as'
Tu'""u'e. nc arc dtmthy 10 tuy oE
goods directly from the manufacturer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
Interesting Indians.
Siz ZaHi1 Cioif Ginning East 70 Perform a
Religious CtrSm0Hy.

.SlE Zanl Cioif Ginning East 70 Perform a
Religious Cercmosy.
KANSAS CRY, No. February 2s.-F.
II. Cushing, of the Ethnological Bureau
Of the Smithsonian Institute at Wash.
ington, was in this city yesterday, sc.
companicd by six chiefs of the agricul.
tural and pastoral tribe Of Pueblo In.
dians, located in Western New Mexico,
about thirty five miles south of the At
laniic and Pacific Railroad, and known
as the Iunis. lie is en- route TO Wash.
ington and Boston by way of Chicago.
The Object OF the trip is TO enable the
Zunis, who have civilization similar
to the ancient Taltic and Aztic peoples,
to perform religious ceremony which
can only be performed at the ocean.
The ceremony, in its minutest details,
has been handed down from the past by
tradition, but so old is it that not even
their traditions cay when IL was last per.
formed. 1t is an interesting scientific
problem, therefore, when these people
were on the shore Of the ocean and al
what point. The ceremony will proba
bly, be performed at Plymouth Rock
Mr.. Cushing has been adopted into the
tribe 10y the highest religious order, and
will take part in this ceremony. The
Zunis are an agricultural people. and
have reached the highest success in that
industry, as we'll as in horticulture, and
have large herds and nocks. One of the
objects of this trip Is to secure an en-
largement OF their grazing ranges. Mr
Cushing has discovered q rich and fruit.
ful field for ethnologisis, and scientists
in the east are awaiting the result of his
trip with great interest.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

TnE case Of Mr.. John Gallagher AZ.
fords another illustration OF the easy
going way in which appointments in
the civil service Of the country are fre.
quently made. Gallagher who is the
brother law, go to speak, of a very
vigorous and influential independent
newspaper in Philadelphi. appears to
have bad no difficulty in securing the
support of Senator Cameron. lie wan.
ted the important post OF consul to Rio
which is now held 10y Mr. Adamson OF
Pennsylvanis. The absent are always
in the wrong, and on the recommends.
ton Of Senator Cameron Gallagher was
nominated by President Arthur for con.
sui TO Rio. But AIamson bad n friend
in Congressman Ward to whose district
he belongs, and Gallagher had bitter
enemy In Senator Mitchell in conse.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
DILES ! PILES PILES
4 SURE CURE FOUND At LAST no
ONE NEED SEEEERI

Cure fot Blind Bleeding. Itching and Ulcr-
rated Piles hzs teen discovered ty nr William. an
lBdisn remedy called Df williams Indian % 5ntneut
% 20 year, standing No need suffer I've minutes
ahst applying this Sondeffnl HauthiuR medicine
Lotions instruments and sleCtuaries Do more harm
than good. Wiliiams ointpsnt shsotls the 'uusars.
slisys the tntsnse tchnE tfzrtcuiaTiy A night after
KetunF usIn IN hrdl arts poultic. gives instant
and painless fslief and - prepared ouly fot Pss.
thhiuR of the private farts and ior nothing else.
Read whAi the Hon }. NJ Cofinbsrry q Cy~ss lna
says aboui Dr NilAfn's Indian Pile oiuimrut have
used scofas q Pile Cures and u afords pleasure
g say that have never found anything vhich gave
saeh Immediate and permanent relef IN. Williams
Indian Ointment
For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt q
prfee, 81 co.
HENRY & Co, Propt.
nliy e. Nessy ~. Nsw YORK
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
Saturday. the lsh af March neyt.

Saturday. The 1sh af March neJt.
At O'clock 3 NJ She flIoviug described real ~stais
tho pfufsftl Il -amHl leafiek, late Of WaiEef
tsuusiip. csossed. g. Mt
All that certain messuagc, tenement
and Tfaei ~ Land situate iu Haltef iauthiT iHuud
IS and d7selhed frliuus on the Nafih - lauds ~
tho hsiu of r. D. Valentine deceased, other lAuds ~
the sai3 samuel lrAurk and lsasr EIstsI Suuth by
lsuis nf lsahr Hcl"i 6cafge Lott end Caroline Gar
tfaT aHd W at ~ lanis of GorfFc TrlIry-oauiA
BaE EIGHTY AiEEs ANu oNE ~ NUREb AND
TifTi fEECHE-. neai measure. thtFsYu erected
frame bssiilnE Huuss Bank Hsfu, asl ether oui
hsll8.rEg
Also, all that messuage, tenement.
ani Tfsei q Land situate above bounded AHi dee
rrisd As fglazs au the North AHd Easi - ian8s ~
tHs haiu - d. Valentine decd. and brirs & 70
HfuytsfhnH. dHosasfd ~agih tt lards q IsEar frlf
Wrsi bY iAbds - raH1I Nesfltk .atays dssrfiils8 -
rsrislHiuT TN ENTY ACHES ANu TiTTI .futE
IIbtiL-, beat measure, thereon cTcrifa Tsuaaf
UHusr
Ttrw ~ rtiE-- nsilird iu hand uu erfruAfinr
n EsIr and hs fr1ur iH tva equal annual "a t8sufs
ibfrraftsf With Interest g. be tsufoi ig band sua
mortgage 90 The pftmisss
5-iH JNu. ? YEARfCE. AdrniuistTat1r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
CKIN DISEASES CUREDi

ny Dr. Frasisrs Magic 0aairent Cusss n ~
useic, PimFlss, Bisek nszds o. Gruts. BlotsAss
sBd EFuFiinHs the face ieAvinH The - in eisaf.
heslthy and besaiifai. Alsa cures ttoh Bartr Rteh
ssit ahsun. Tsttet. RinEuam. Said Hezd. Chapp~d
Hands, sofe NFplss. LlTs, eiA elzlnzts Vlasss
and Sores, Ac
SKIN DISEASE.
y, Drake, E@a. Cleveland. O. suffered hsysnd Al g.
scFiptlon from skin aseass vhich aEpearcd On his
hande bead and faca and nearly destroyed his syes
The mszt esreful destesfne failed b aelp him and A.
Ger al bad faiied he a@ed IT, FraEef Magic oinfmeut
and wss cared BY Tee appiieatious.
aaTks aFsI sad eHly positive for skIa diseases
ever discovered
sent BY mali en- rezsivs ~ pffoe, FsFTy CEEreL
ukNRr Ca. scie erurrss
g xessy 81 Nee fcrk.
Fof Blind nieeaias Ilehlng o. liberated Piles Dr.
Nilliaala fxaazs lhNsnsNF = sare cure. Price
sl.ee - mali KeS sale ty nEugrisls- h&-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
lished every Thursday morning, at Belleonte Centre
county, Pa
TEkMS-Cash IN advance, o. -
II not paid In advAnce...............'... a. oo
A LIVE PAPER-devoted to ihe interests Of the
whole people. 80,
Payments made within three months will eo con-
sidercd Ia advance,
No paper will bc discontinued until arreafagesArs
paid, except at option Of publishers.
Papers going out Of the county must be paid ior IN
advance. -,
ANY person procuring us tencash subscribers will
be sent copy free Of charge
Our extensive circulation makes this paper an un-
usually reliable and prod table medium foranyertisng
We have the most ample facilities for JOB WORN
and are prepared print all kinds OF Books Trac
Programme. Posters Commercial printing &c, In the
auest .tyls and at the lowest possible rates.
All Advertisements for ess term than three months
90 cents per line for the FIRST three Insertions and
cents a line for each additional Insertion Special
notices onehAlf more.
Editorial notices 10 cents per line.
lDr,t NortcEs. IN iucai columns, 10 cents per line
A liberal discount IL made TO persons advertising by
the quarter, half year, or year. as follows
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

nv son had terrible skin disease Of
head and face. PERUEk cured him.
Mrs. Z. YErrzR, Pittsburg.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
.R. FRAZIER's ROOT Br1rEns.

FrRsier's Root Rttsrs are not drnm-shup vhlsky
beverage. tot are strictly H~dicinsl In sFsTy
They set sirungly- uron the liver and Kidney hesp
the towels open and regnlsr make the weak siruuE.
hsal the tupgs build2ap the and olssnse the
blood and system q every iHruuty.
fur DtEsiuess Rush af Biopd to the Head tending 60
Apaplsxy. Dyspepsia, Fever aud aEue Drepss Piupss
sBd Blstches scrofuluus Hamors SHd Sores Tettaf
Ring Worm, White swelling. Erysptlas, sore Eyes
AEd fof young men suffering frVm Weakness or
Debility caused from mprudsucs and 70 females ia
delicate health. frasiefs Raot BitterN especially
reopmins uded
pr Frazier; have need two bottles q your Root
Mtefs fuT Dyspspsa. Bizziptss Weakness and kidney
Disease and thsy did me good than the doctors
ard ali the meiiCipe ever usea Frum the afvs doss
heEan g. mend. and am bev IN perfect health. ard
feel sell ever did consider yeur medisins one
q Tie greatest ot hiessinet
MRS. N MARTIN, Cleveland o.
soid ~ All drueeists everywhere si 81 per hottls,
HENRY a Co, Sole Props.
Biiy. e. vessy 81. Sew York
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

P,reisn advertisements must be- paid for before in
ssrtioa except on yearly contracts whou hafycArlJ
paymcats IN advance viii ie required.
PoLIrtcAL NOTtcE- b cents pei line eAch inseru'h'
n athing inserted Tor less than So cents.
BUsNEsS NoTcEs. ia the editorial columns, 10 cents
per line, each insertion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
EeiO 1dUerfisemen
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

NO. !. All that certain tract of
' land Fliuats Ia Taylor township. Con,fs county
Pa bounded and drsefibed follows VIZ. Beginning
~ "a poet on the turnpike road; thence by land II
lyon, fhorb Co. sputh ~ degrees west 20 teT,hes
t. a chestnut; thence north "a degrees wet 10
Fsr'h"' - f0zt thehe" north - degrees .zsi ~
FeFehfs to FuFar tree, thence h1tth ~ degrees fus
- p"rchss Z" = fri uak thence north II degree
wet ~ p'rehes g. maple thence s1uth - degrees
east ~ Iefehes 20 poet thence south ~ degree
vest l-& p'fchss - the place 0f begiunipg-e1H-
talHinE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
Auditors Notice.

N the matter of the estate Of David
i Erls. deceased
The undersigned, an auditor, ap-
pointed ty the orphans Ceurt - Centre county. 70
ASCERTAIN and make report q adrauosinsuts g. heit
ot David irie d~Caassd md make distribution q
funds ia tho hands ~ samuel 6raIu.y q ssid
dsdcnts real estate o. sd sHiaug them legally en-
titled thereto. vi meet the aFts iu Interest at bic
ufho'. Ia Bsilefautr At 10 NJ Monday March ~.
lss2, fot the putT.0as 4 be appointment
~ Hills L OEVIs Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
Bridge Letting,

CHN Avesk 10 your svn tavn. Terms Apd e. ont
lzHd. Maine. lay
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
THOMAS j. MCCULLOUGH,
L ATTORNEY At LAW.

IWIIIIFWI iVI IH-
oior In Albert owens building in the RON form
sfl1 occupied - the fhilirsbuig Banking COMPANY.
s-ly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
Fifty-Six Acres, more or less

Thereon erected large HOTEL. Hotel stable, Bank
babk, bisulrry aud other OutbuiidlnE. Ail IN gosi
order aud condition.
No. 2. Also all that certain mes.
tuHRe tenement and tfaot of land situate IN said
tVvnship b.us BHaf adjoining 81. atoYs Tract:
isouudrd by auis ~ the Bald EaFis Furnace company
uHd others Being the same premises Which Thomas
A'i"y. High Sheriff II Centre county ~ deed dated
N"ssu'sef -, 1hia, conveyed 70 John CyTeuha,cr-
a.It.LnIuR
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
80 ACRES, moro or less.

Tbcfeou erected good DWELLING HOUSE, Barn
aud "tlef ogtbuiiduEs.
The above properties were purchased 81
shsfH sslc The rtapsriy ~ John Capruhaysr -
brnrF' L Rod, - Clraitrid. Pa. Th. came viii be-
cold Es a Who'll" uT separately. 10 sult purchaser
This pfuI*riy is iu good condition aud t ls tsfy de-
sfsl" as Hotel property. % bittallcy, F.rtu
Tfrmt viii be made 90 colt purchaser. partly uash
Rnd patty 90 time. Inquire u
GLpKBE l. EEEB, ~ the
CLEAHftELD 90 NAT BANK, CIearG,ld. r. ,
or s. .. FtK-T. ielirioute, Pa p-gu
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
lat ACRES, more or less.

Thereon erected TWO DWELLING HOUSES. Baf.s
aud ether outbuiliiHrs
No. ). All that certain mcssuage,
tenement aui ifart Cf land situate 10 Taylor rslp
Aforesaid. sud joining iauds II Ly"n, rhpfb Co. pu
The sputh aud wet aud uih"f auds NOW u Deofge l.
Heed uu The north and east--oyHlauiuR
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

HAD BARRIERS itch for sixyears. PERU.
IA cured me.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
Orphans Court Sale.

IN accordance with an order Of the
Il Urhaus Court q Centre county there will be e1.
Iased At public sale, on 10" pTrmi,rss 90
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-26
The Newspapers of the World.

From the advance sheets of 81. P.
:Hubbard's Newspaper and Bank Di-
rectory of the World" it is learned
that there are published 34,274 news
papers and periodicals, with circula-
ton of Tin round numbers) 116,000,OOO
copies, the annual aggregate circulation
reaching 1882 100000 copies, or about
six and one-half papers per year to
each inhabitant of the globe. Europe
leads with 1867, and North America
follows with 12,400, the two together
making over nine tenths of all the pub
LEGATIONS in existence. Asia has 775,
South America, 500 Australasia 66l,
and Africa 1872. Of all these, 1880
are printed in the English language,
1890 in German, $3.50 in French and
over 1000, in Spanish. There are
1920 daily newspapers, 1924 tri-week-
lies and S,50S issued less frequently.
1t appears that while the annual aggre-
gate circulation of publications in the
United States is 2,600,000,000, that of
Great Britaid and Ireland is 2,26O, OOO,-
600. The work will also contain the
names of about 10000 banks and bank
ers of all countries.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-26

fall, but pleasure isn't good for boys, I
don't think. Old men want a little fun ;
let them husk. A husky old man can
go through good deal of corn, some-
times. Digging taters is another of
our fall amusements. The way / like
to dig taters is to wait until they are
baked nicely, and then dig them out of
their skins. Most winter schools are
open in fall. The best winter school I
ever went to didn't open until spring,
and the first day it opened the teacher
took sick and the school house was
locked up for the season. Once in a
while We have very severe fall, but
nothing like the fall of Adam and Eve
in the garden OF Eden. Summer is
misnamed. 1t should be called Pride,
for doesn't pride go before fall?-Cin-
ctnnati Saturday Night. 'N
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-26
Cotton Crop of 1882.

New Orleans, January 13.-The state
mer on the National Cotton Exchange
for the four months ending December
81, to be used tomorrow, will show re-
ceipts at delivery ports of 3,246,Sl4
bales-a deficit, compared with same
time last year, of 200,295 bales; over
land by rail routes to mills direct, 3O9,-
07S bales, against $3.50 last year.
Northern spinners have taken this sea-
son /, 013, 9lS bales. Exports to foreign
ports show decrease of 325,59S bales
to Great Britain, S2,7SS to France, "a
1913 to the Continent, and ABB to the
channel ports. Canada has taken over
land 1870 bales, against 1900 last
year. The amount of the crop of 1881
81 that has appeared at delivery ports
and overland points of crossing is 81
5S3,646 bales, or 152, 81 less than last
year. The most important feature in
the statement is an addition of 1O3,29I
bales to the Virginia movement for
four months over and above the aggre-
gate returned to local exchanges through
their regular telegraph report. The
error was occasioned by omission OF
shipments via West Point.