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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

"A physician says it's unhealthy 10 run
up stairs. That's so. Look ct the hotel
porter. lie is picture Of health and
strength. lie does not run up stairs, nor
anywhere else. Not by constantly in
creasing majority he doesn't II you
will persist in running up stairs, however,
do 50 with one OF Harry Green's cigars in
your mouth.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

With q sigh OF relief We herald the
announcement that hoops, not the ones
used to keep barrel slaves intact, but the
sort that has rendered lovemaking n nui-
ance and fortified maidcns fair so long
sare about TO be discarded at least 20 says
Madam In Mode whose dictates, in this
case, will be obeyod with wonderful alacri.
~ and unanimity. But, ah, yes but men
must needs continue to adoru their bcRuti-
fully formed lower eNtrcmi,ies with PAN
falcons SO tight that to sit down means to
endanger the cohesiyeness Of their several
constituent parts. Now, the kind Levin,
proprietor of the Philadelphia Branch,
whose clothing has been rendered compIi-
ment after compliment, sells will not rip.
Try pair.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
: No under,tand thal our enterprlsInr

We understand that our enterprising
young friend, Mr.. A. j. Brown, intends 10
close out entirely his stock Of furniture,
Al cost, as he intends 10 quit The business
This will be an exceedingly favorable op-
portunity TO purchase as tho lowest rates
ever heard Of in Bellefonte. We are
loath 10 part with our friend DER The way.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

SOLDIERS kEUSIoS.-Iho veterans Oh
the late war, who reside in this county
have for years been banded together in m
organization known as the Veteran Clut
of Centre County, which is annually call.
ed together for the purpose of friendly
greeting and TO enjoy the pleasure Of each
Others company for at least one day
This year the objective point was Sno"
Shoe, tolwhich place the cxcurtioniss were
taken on two trains. Arriving at their
destination the different delegations were
hastily formed in line before marching to
the centre Of attraction, the speaker 3
stand Rcv. w. a. Carver, Of Snow
Shoe, delivered the address Of welcome, 10
which D. F. Foriney, Esq., responded
after which Col d. :. Keller, Secretary,
called the roll, and announced dinner Ia
order.
When a sufficient quantity Of good
thing. had been stored away, alsrce crowd
surrounded the stand and Prof. c. W.
Aihorton, President of the faculty Of tho
State College, was introduced. lie spoke
at come length, is pleasant, forcible
speaker Hon a. G.. Curtin followed 10
his usual happy style, causing many =
broad grin 10 spread itself over the faces Of
his listeners, when they were not on the
verge OF weeping as he graphically por-
t-aycl the ygrious incident. Of tho war
with which he was intimately associated.
Gcn. Thos. Mccoy, Of Tyrone, who hsd
been elected an honorary member Of the
club, thanked IT, members fof the honor
conferred. Col d. II. Hss,ings, and you
al know how ba'hful our handsome freud
il, tried 70 hide behind tree when a
chorus IL voices declared their owners
wish 70 hear him speak but no tree in the
noighborhool WIS large enough to screen
him, and be concluded 70 face the music,
a. he often has faced death on the bloody
lelI, and produced decidedly favorable
impression. He talk was patriotic, cheer.
ing and cousolirc to the friends Of doccas.
ed soldicrs Mr.. Abrsm Jcroid then pre-
scnied to Pos, 2GT, ffc he bad captured
from = soldier to tic Southern army q,
jamestown, Ken, D. I. Fortncy, ESQ
made the p5eseu;a,ion speech and wAs an.
svcrcd by Capt. Au.tin Curtin on the
part of the Poet r. 4. Cassidy, Of Can
ton, Ohio, followed Moi r. II Forster,
the only veteran Of two wars present, dis.
appointed many friends By refusing u
speak on account Of the la,cncfs Of the
hour. Col. d. 5. Keller read a number Of
letters from absent comrades expressing
their sorrow 90 hot beng able T. susnd
Tho day Was pleasant one, sgreeably
spent and will lincor in the memories o.
all present FOR long time a. one O! un.
usual satisfaction.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
Provision Market.
Near Advertisements.

WALNUT LEAF HAIR RE
w SToRKRa, is entirely different frum al
Others. Il i ~ clear watst and is maine ind
Gates q perfect Vegetable Hair Rssterpr II slll
Immediately ffee the bead from the daBdrHh restore
gray haif to its natural eai0f. and proiuce . new
growth wbere Il has fallen Ell II aees not IN any
manner affect the health which sniphur Sugar II lead
and Nitrate n silver preparations have auHe II wtl
change light fsiea hair IN fev days % hesuti
glossy hruvu Ak yout druggist fnf ". Zach bottle
i warranted. SMITH, KLtNE 4 co. Wholesale
Agents. rhiladelphia and c. \. CRiTTENDEN, New
YORK a-g7-ie.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

Geo. w. Eaton will have car load
Of peaches in day or two tha, be clsims
will "knock the spots Off Of any thing Of
the kind ever brought TO town, and be
declares he will sell them ST bottom fg.
ures, too
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
What They Think.
please copj

We indorse all that has been written con-
cerning this place both In It's social and
business aspects, and us summer resort
McVeytown Journal
After dinner we Etrolled through the
town, admiring the many beautiful priv
ate residences, the large and handsome
stores. This town can boast Of the largest
and finest hotels 20 DO found In any city Of
the second-cass in Pennsylvania. Port
Royat Times.
All felt pleased with their reception and
treatment.-Csntre Reporter.
The printers picnic at Bellcfonte was an
enjoyable affair All seemed 10 be very
much pleased with their irip.-Aitoona
Sun
The printers picnic held at Belefonte on
Friday Of last week was attended by Il
goodly number of editors and printers,
with their sweet heArts, wives and families,
and everybody reports having had a good
timo-Fh,iipsJurg Journal.
The wonderful spring was much admired
and the numerous beautiful private resi-
dcnces attracted much attention .- Oscogld
Rcriciic.
After dinner, which was served at the
several hotels and restaurant, the party
enjoyed themselves by taking Il detour Of
the place admiring the beauties Of its fine
residences, lofty hills, and IL fine spring Of
water, than which a finer and purer stream
Of water is not found In the siAte.-Neac-
part Lsiger.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

The meeting Of the Democracy 0
Clinton county, at Lock Haven, on Tue.
day evening, was largely attended and
much enthusiasm WIS unaffected
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

IF. T. Blair is seriously considering
whether he shall continue 10 sell frtt class
jewolry or start on an extended exploring
expedition Of the car works dam.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

-- Vat for your peaches until he ear
lsad, ordered by Cal Smith arrires. 7Xev
,riu he Of the finest quality and soid a, right
figures THev arH be here n dag oy 10
v,orro,r. Tits IN oil probability eiH BE- he
lat chance sou ,riU haze.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

We will soon have some important
developments 70 make public in regard 70
matrimonial affairs 10 Bellefonte.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

BarNo family Dyes we're ever 20 popu-
ular as the Diamond Dyes. They never
fail The Black is FAR superior TO logwood.
The other colors are brilliant.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

"A pleasant party Of The friends o
Miss Ida Gerberick met ii The residence o
her father on Monday evening.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

Special inducements for Fall and
Winter clothing during the Summer
months.
27-u MoNTGouEET & Co., Tail1s
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
Thursday Morning, September, Ia, 1882.

CoRREsPoSpKscE, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part OF the county. No communicsneh-
Inserted unless accompanied by the real name OF 'He
writer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

The Child Of tho State al Reynolds
Hall. Tickets, reserved seats and chart o
ball at Brew's store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

"A number Of communications are
crowded out Of this issae that may be In
serted In he next.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

III you have not already done 30, Al
once attend 70 securing favorable seats for
The cansalA tonight. A Brew's store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

1t cost the State S6,sis.26 TO graduate
each student who received diploma at the
Pennsylvania State College. Particulars
next week.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

New Orleans Minstrels on Friday
night, at Reynolds Hall Chartht Brew',.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

MIR. II. ]. Boyer, Of Boalsburg, and
Mr.. Il. a. Cassidy, Of Canton, Ohio, were
among the callers At the DEMocRAr office
Yestefdav.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

made 70 me as early a. convenient.
A. e.. CURTIN.
Bellefonte, Sept. IL, 's2.
Papers published in the district viii
please copy.l
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

The Cbester County Dsmoerat hss
entered IL fifth year.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

Miss Rose Reeser and Miss wyle, two
vf Lock Havens fair ladies are in town
and will participate in Prof Lanes ora
torio tonight.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

Queen Ksthcr, the historical caulsiA,
under direction Of Prof Lane was favored
with good house last night The parts
we're well tustsined and every one in Al
tendance vas well satisfied. II will be
produced sgain tonight At Reynolds hall
by tho same company. Reserved seats 81
Brews. Miss Annie Reeser a. Queen rs
thor is decided fitraclion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
FoR sALE.-A largo draught mare, six
years old, in good order viii be sold
cheap. Inquire at this office.

SPRING MILLS ITEMs.-The brick work
of the new school building will be finished
in "A few days, James Groves house is up
and ready for the plastorers. Horace
Zcrby, of Centre Hall, is busy putting up
the brick work Of Supt. Wolf's house.
Chas. Slower, of Farmers Mills, and for
several years teacher has left for Lam
caster College
Rov. james Wilson, ID. D., left for his
home in New York city on last Saturday.
Emanuel Smith is now mail carrier be-
tween Spring Mills and Centre Hall.
Wm. Bartholomew and wife mourn the
loss Of an interesting little child.
Next Saturday the Farmers Mills Cor
net Band will hold basket picnic at Penn
Cavern; other bands will be in attendance
Tho water cavern will be illuminated and
those who have never sailed in the cave
when illuminated will miss grand sight If
they do not attend the picnic. Your cor
respondent speaks from experience, as he
took "A sail through it when it was illumi-
mated six years ago. 1t was lighted up
with "A great many coal oil lights placed at
short intervals in inches in the rocky
sides.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

For all urinary and female complaints
take MAHALIs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
Spring Mills, Sep. Q. JusT

EDTToRs CESrRE DENocRAT The Act
Of Congress Of the 7th Of August, 1882,
provides for the publication and distribu-
ton Of the Records Of the War. Each
Congressional District will be entitled 20
twenty sets Of tho books, 70 be delivered as
printed II will be several years before
the series is completed, and the designa-
tion should be made ss soun A. possible.
propose 70 designate the Central Posts,
Of the G.. A. II, IN each county Of the dis
trict, and viii be Obliged " reports are
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
AUsTtS CUETIN.

MEssRs. SHUGERT s VAN ORwEE In
your issue Of tho 7ih instant, is an article
which reflects somewhat severely upon
some Of the members Of "Gregg Post, 20
in,imAting iha, they have been working In
the interest Of Gen, Beaver, when out or.
esnizing new Posts. Fearing sn imprct-
sion might be created throughout this
community that the G.. a. Il. is a Rcpub-
lican institution, ask for space in your
columns 10 make few statements concern.
ing said organization.
The Grand Army Of the Republic is a
secret order whose objects are, Let, frater-
nifty, to bind the soldiers and sailors Of the
late war together in bond Of social union f;
2nd charity, 20 teach its members The
great duty they owe to al distressed sol,
dicrs, their widows and orphans, when in
need Of assistance 3rd, loyalty, 10 incul-
cato deeper love Of country, and loyalty
to the flag Of our Union.
IOllAlCH ana seHAaFthItsH Ar HHk htteN'A
to be discussed at iis meetings 1t en-
braces within its folds Catholics and Pro-
tcstants, Democrats and Republicans, and
members Of al other seCts and parties.
If the fact that Gen. Beaver Is a member
Of Gregg Post makes few Of it, members
little more jealous, IL does not follow
that all members Of other posts are necef-
sarily working for him.
Our post, for example, has a number Of
Democratic members, who would sacrifice
all they are worth rather than vote fer
Beaver, not because they object to him
personally, but because he represents a
party whose principles are reasonable,
and, Il carried out, would plunge our
nation into anarchy and suicide.
Yours truly,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

a TEMPEgAScE Prize YoE SUNDAY
sCHooLs.-At the recent Convention Of
The CrHire County Sunday !Schooi Assoc,1-
ton, gentleman whose name iE Withheld
for the present, offered Gyo dollars in gold
10 the Sunday school scholar In Centre
county, sixteen years Of age or under, who
shall prepare the bcs; original paper Of not
more than one thousand words on the sub
Jet Of Temperance, provided that there
be no, lcss than three competitors. The
name and post Office address Of the com
peiitor should be enclosed in sealed en-
vclope 20 accompany the paper.
The papers must be forwarded by Dec.
18th, 1882, TO the undersigned
VIII Sunday school supcrinienden,s
please call the attention Of their schools 10
this r. CRrrTEvpKy.
Chairman K1-Com. c. c. :. A.
2. S.-Committee will cndeavor to sc-
cure prizes for the second and third best
John Powers and Son want !, distinct
~ unlcrfipoi that they are turning out
moro and better work than any other boot
and shoe establishment in this county.
The lsljcs will be happy TO know that
these gentlemen arc now offering for sale
their own make of shoe poiish that il war
rsntci no, to injurc the fines, Md. We
can recommend this polish to the favorable
notice Of friends, assured Of i,s giving
entire satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-06

Apprentice: Ever since came 70 nv new
master haven't been able to swallow piece of
meat" Mother: ''Poor boy. were You home
slek?" 'Ch, no, we don't get any meat"
of the Jesse James obseguies Teros Sifrinas
says: I'VE suggest in the spirit OF kindness that
next time that Clergyman Is called to officiate
N the funeral Of a fend incarnate he do not
ShlteWash the remains so much, and instead of
making out thata clergyman was spoiled by the
remains not selecting that as a profession. he
might say something about the advantages of
early rising, as exemplified by the life OF the
deceased, and then adjourn the meeting sine
die"
- During the house cleaning season there, ia
no place like home, and that's something to he
extremely thankful for.
"A parrot is great comfort to q lone wo-
man 1t soon learns to swear. whistle. and
make noise, just as good as a man.
Immigrants are now pouring into this coun-
try at the rate Of loo 900 year. Just think
how the corn crop viii be increased when they
get 70 wearing tight-itting American shoes
Philadelphia Chrorsicle- Herald.
A clergyman who had Just married couple
felt indignant when the bridegroom gave him a
Goe Of only half dollar smiled primlv and
1Aid, Never mind You'll have to nav law
yer 500 for undoing what have done"
The Texas Christian Adcocaar saws that
thousands Of good men are spoiled by marrying
The wrong woman Show this to your wife the
nex. time she pushes the euchre table oyer.
THAT'S the advice of the Detroit Free Press
which l. evidently backing some divorce lawyer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-06

"And SO that is the last of the celebrated mar
malade, Is it?" said Aunt Emory. II don't
want any. i prefer my sweets unmixed with
unknown foreign substances. Take it away
Norah."
But Lefty was already slowly unrolling the
paper Git proved to be the missing part Of the
jars original hat)-a rather difficult thing to
accomplish as it stuck persistently to her
small fingers. but accomplished at last; when out
rolled the little gold pig And on the inside of
the paper was scrawled, in Kicks bold hand,
these words:
"MY DARLING,-How foolish we are-I mean,
ami Here Is the charm. Miss Varian had it
about ten minutes last night-only long enough
to show 1t to you and tell you story about it..
Baby will give it to you. Had no paper, 80 I
tore piece off one of your jam pots. VIII see
you tomorrow evening. RICK"
Never did any young lady 80 suddenly break
through all the conventionalities Of society,
never did daughter SO quickly forget the wishes
of her mother, never did niece so unfiinchingly
brave the displeasure Of a thirty-thOusand-dol-
lar aunt, as did Lefty Lounsberry the instant
after she had red this note.
"Brougham," she cried, looking at him with
beautiful, beseeching eyes, II must see Rick.
1 must must. You will go and bring him to
me, dear?"
ct was the first time she had ever called him
dear" and, alas! he felt that it would be the
tache nervously. I'VE are not very good friends
you know" at last he said.
Eyes. know. But am to blame for that
too" said Lefty hurriedly. Forgive me,
BrOugham, but must see Rick"
And the good fellow, hesitating no longer
turned from that imploring face, and, with a
Juggling at his heart-strings. went of to seek
his rival He found him, and brought him back
to the girl they both loved.
And what do You think Aunt Emory did,
Aunt Emory, who had declared over and over
again that only as Mrs. Brougham Brown Lefty
should inherit any of her money. LEFT the
house In O passion?" Not bit of it. She
laughed and laughed until she could laugh no
longer.
Now 1 shall have something new to tell
folks, she said. s'They must be tired and sick
of my old yarns. I'm sure l am. Love, gold
pigs, jealousy, and marmalade all mixed up
together. It's one of the funniest things I ever
heard in all my lfe"
'T'm glad you think So" said Mrs. Lounsber-
~. ut don't strike me that way. What are
they going to live on?"
"Oh I'll look after them," said Aunt Emory;
and her remark makes very good ending to
this real sweet story. MARGARET EYT1NGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-06
Patrick A. Collins on the New Irish
PGsiCy.

Interview in the Boston Herald
II is the first great victory of the land league
All other fights. thus far. in behalf of Ireland
have been but shirmishes What / told our or
ganizatiOn in nv circular last fall was that IL
the Irish people could hold out during the
winter, victory would surely come The resig-
nation OF Mr. Forster is the confession of the
failure of the old weapons so long used to
crush the Irish people. 1t is the end of coer-
cion and the beginning of Irelands being gov
erned by the Irish / have no question that all
this Will end in self-governInent and the owner
ship or the land by the cultiyatOrs, whether this
year or next year it matters little IL will
surely come, and will come very soon. The
limited proposals of the tori party, of which so
much has been said during the month or six
weeks has evidently had the effect of alarming
the present Gladstone administration, and, to
save themselves and to prevent the annihiiatIon
OF their party at an early dag. they have been
compelled TO change Of policy. What the new
Gladstone policy will be comes to us vaguely,
rs yet, but it must be complete opposite to the
policy which has been applied in Ireland during
the past YEAR Instead of coercion there must
De Cancellation; instead OF governing the country
Oy the most OdlOus of the English politicians
the practical government of the country must
be as In scotland and surrender to the men
who, under republican Institutions. would he
selected by the people themselves To this the
government of Ireland Is surely coming When
that is gained we shall hear no more OF Irish
Outrages. no Irish discomfort, nor Irish famines.
f Tor ths people Of Ireland will then
oery, and order all things differently for their
own welfare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERN0ON.
GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR-srORY
~ BRICK DWELL,Ng HOUSE. No, g2s EIGHTH

ffHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR-STORY
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No, 926 EIGHTH
STREET NORTHWEST, wAsBNGToN, D. @.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the "a
District OF Columbia, passed in the case Of Thomas
W.. Thomas ct al, equity cause No. .953, ON the
XII se At public anctien ON sATUR d The SIXTH
In front of the premises the following described
tate situated In the City of Washington in the District
Of Columbia, to wit: Part of Lot marked "a in the
recorded of original lot numbered (10
In Square numbered four hundred and three {4G3 and
contained within the metee and bounds following: Be-
Rnning at the northeastern corner OF said Let and
running thence south the line Of Sh street fourteen
nine CD inches thence west ninety ts feet
inches. and thence east to the beginning. W
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase E,,ey In
cash and the residue in two equal payable
respectively, with interest at and two years from
the day of SALE all cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser. deposit Of 500 in cash required the time
Of sale and terms Of sale to be complied with within
days thereafter in default Of which the property
is to be reso,d after three days In THE
Evening Starr newspaper at risk and cost Of the de-
faudng purchaser. All cOnveyancfng at purchasers
cost JOSEPH J. DARLING ON
40 5th st. n. w., Washington. Dc, Trustee.
j. I. COLDWELL. Auct. a25-d