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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28
Republican Senatorial Convention.

Republican Senatorial Convention for the
Eleventh Senatorial District of Wisconsin IS
hereby called to meet at the city of Gran d
1882, at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of put
ting in nomination candidate for senator to
be supported at the ensuing general election,
and to transact such other business as may
properly come before said convention. The
several counties composing said senatorial
district will be entitled to representatives in
said convention, as follows:
Ashland, 3lPrice,
Clark 6ITaylor.
Lincoln, 3IWOOd, D
By order of the Republican Senatorial COM
mittee.
CHAs. NJ. WEBB,
Chairman.
Dated September 4, 1882.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28
For Sheriff

[ hereby offer myself as an indepen-
dent candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Wood County. and if elected will
faithfully, honestly, vigilantly and tc
the best Of my ability perform the
duties of said office.
q L
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28

The several ward caucases are hereby
called to meet in the usual places on
Saturday evening the It'll day of Oct.
Republicans please bear this in mind.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28
Republican County Convention.

A Republican County Convention for the
purpose of nominating county officers a nd a
Member Of Assembly, for Wood county, will
be held at the curt house in the city of Grand
r. NJ The delegates from the several towns
and wards are apportioned as follows:
City of Grand Rapids, First Ward, 2. Second
Ward, 4. Third Ward, 2.
City of Centrala First Ward, Q. Second
Ward, 2. Third Ward, /.
Village of Auburndale. 8; Town of Auburn
dale, q; .RiehfeId, Q; ,Marshfeld, 4; Grand
Rapids, 2; Port Edwards, 2; Rudolph, & SEN
eca, 4 Wood, 81 Dexter, q; Lincoln 3; Rem
ington, 2: Rock, 2; Saratoga, q Sigel, 3;
Milladore 2.
By order of Committee.
GEO K. GAR DNER, Chm.
Dated Sept, u, 1882.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28

lngraham, Demarrais &c., have
just opened fine stock of WOODEN.
print and gingham dress goods.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28
Cheaper than Ever.

You can buy a better sewing ma
chine for less money at Spaford &
Coles than at any place in the coun-
try.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28
SALE Or FORFEITED STATE LANDS.


OF 20 ERs r.
in Al
LAY been
the ca o itre
a
I c6MMfi IsB{ AR2g6 81 faE PbBL1c LANDS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-28
1Eo. r. GARDNER,
Grand Rapids, Wis.


Mr.. E. A. Tenant had hardly recov-
cred from his injuries caused by a
runaway team, than his friend Mike
Dougherty received injuries which
confined him to the house nearly a
week. While driving near the Mack
& Spencer pulp mill, one wheel broke
through culvert throwing him to the
ground on his head and shoulders. He
will soon be around again as no bones
were broken.
Mr.. q. G. st. Amour his wife and
son have begun business at the Com
mercial Hotel In earnest and will make
1t desirable place for people to stop
at. U. g., is one of the most sociable
men that we ever knew. He will give
the house popular reputation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12
Communicated
Obituary.

The people Of Centre Hill and vicinity
have been called upon 10 mourn the loss
Of another respected and well beloved
neigbbor. On last Tuesday, oct 81,
james NJ Cornick, an old citizen Of Pot
ter township, after patient endurance, WA
releHsed from bis suffering, having passed
into that sleep that knows no awakening.
For over ii year he has been suffering
from heart dIsease, and last springihe was
attacked By dropsy from which time he
was mostly confined - his bed.
For many years he was consistent
member Of the Centre HI Prcsbytorisn
Church, and during his sickness he mani
fcsted that christian patience which. dis.
tinguishes the true follower Of the "mcek
and lowly" Savior He was Il member Of
the order Of Patrons Of Hu.bandry, being
master Of the Grange at Centre Hall at the
time Of his death.
lie was also member Of Old Fort
Lodge No. 537 F. and A. VI, having join
cd tha. Lodge shortly after It. oganization.
Rev. Eyeder, OF the Reformed church,
made the address at the house, the Prc.by-
toriGn minister, Rev. W K Foster, being
absent attending meeting Of Pre,by terry.
The remains were then taken charge Of
by the Masonic fraternity and conveyed 10
the bufying ground at Centre Hll where
they were inferred with tho beautiful and
impressive ritual Of tina, order On the
coffin were placed beautiful floral cir.
cie Md an evergreen square and compass
the work Of Mis-cs Cora and Accie Mur-
ray Of Centre Hall.
Spring VI DE, Oct7, - k
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

FoR fSToRMATtoS-EpI DENo.
GRAFT ALLOW me to remind youF readers
that one chief object Of The american
Sunday School Uai0a Is TO furnish grants
Of books and papers in aid Of Union and
Mission Sunday schools that cannot sufii-
ciently provide for themselves. As the
soeie,y'e missionary 10 Northern Central
Pennsylvania, applications for aid from
this section of The State should be made
through me. Itklways gives me pleasure
10 provide for such needy schools 50 far as
our means admit Before any donation Is
made am required 10 ascertain tho cir.
elmslanccs Of the case 30 that The means
entrusted 70 u for these ohieota mav he
applied ~ iudiciousiy ~ possible. Within
the part few days person has been solicit.
ing money in BelIefonte for : Sunday
school in > community where there Il no
Sunday school nor any intention az nnun-
Ing one. The above information has been
previously and repeatedly given te guard
naF generous cislshnz AgAinst tmpuztsrz.
llellefonte, Oct. 9. T. CafTTKEnEs.A
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

Ne,U .ftirerfisem cats.
A UDITon,s NnrIcE- -In

4 UDIT0R's NOTICE. in the Or.
= phsHs Cunft Of Centre cuuaty Iu shs mzftas
et the estate q 4atah fmmei late - rsnu tu~nsh4n
acrFast| the nne4iRHea Haa4taf aH4aHie4k - the
teurt e report disss4hutlsH ~ he fnnAs IL ths Aaus
% 4 hsifsHyasfs samatftFataf If sAid aHeaasa -
ana aineuE tasa legally eatIed reFeve tha saass
Hta meat he PARTIES nsHestea TT the pngpae = hss
spisaatFaeHt as The afne a !. T. sEaznsisg, Hsa -
hsllsfantA THeslsy lhe 18th aAy II Nrtesss -.
e 70 : a. Nhsse ana Whea ~ iagtes interested Hz4s
attsaa G T. uEWES
a~t daalsos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12
DEATHS.

sHuGEET On we1Bn.aay aai g. ls.a wHIssn, ,
iH'HHt ~aH . ,. H. aud u s saagsrt
tiny lamb vaf auay from TIE fold.
u "as EalHAe4 - TIE Aas'er.s ~atthfal rgt.
7 fHnst aprH. he said "tHe rafrs uf gold
T. welcome it lack g. i;s place uH AtaL.
rrzfa heavenly pasture. IT may Dot rsars.
II sac auly lent s. little vhlie
t. Nfeaths wiGh trEhtuezs ar earthly horn.
VIA iu 'irEinE love ard diuplod mite
- the Shepherd came f,f tlie t.r,r...r,. sus
And - kuew His voice. ~ nj. gautlt sa4a.
II wtil bear u asHF. lifiIe darling come
fFroi sueh ths MasisT's 3sgk Il made
Ia his losaru Ils -arfias il safsl, uo~.
Ns'ilei fIHss g. tlis tender. loving Hfsssr
N.ther care not sorruv CAP taush il trae.
10 That hatnF @. the Itaslfna na3, ever tsstt
FA.s.
HAUGHtW0lT--oa Friday. urt oh lssz. at Nut
iiall tl.ataH county. Jean. yeunee.i daughter q
Ee'. T. l.. sua 4. ilaugbav sut. s-l thfte ssars
TIN tired. shs sail
s. slse feli Hsiear.
Nhltr ghe sAaiavs aras9.
uer het hlue ryet Green
r--asi"sP % the paiu,
% this var q ot augs
Bot 10 wskeu aEaiu,
Md heavenly hoWgf~
little vaary uus. ua0.
Tbs Eest lt eel
~ you louly hov.
At the saviats fnsi-
Whtis his hands N rtesa
on tbs sunny haif,
To ieuaHfiy hlezz
fho bate ~ istr.
Recall hsfF not sa--
FROM That bissfal rect.
Blessed FAthet We know
That Thy vav. attest
Oh The radiant glafs
lief eyes have sasn
In that hptter aauutff
Wee EaEel Jean. yAs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

THE CosT or LIvtEG.-Mr. Atkinson,
well-known writer on social subjects, as
sorts that the average earnings OF the
whole population Of this country are not
over fifty cents day, or 81 h day for II
family of two persons, and 81 day for
family of four aud there are thousands of
families who manage to get along on an
income of $500 year. When social con-
vcntionalism, therefore, lays it down that
young couple have no business getting
married on IA smaller income than 81 900
a year, II not only deles notorious facts,
but forgets that the majority Of those who
constitute our best society began life on
half a thousand year. That expenses
may not exceed tho income it is necessary
that some attention be paid to the quality
as we'll as quantity of what is purchased,
If your income be large or small it will
pay you to buy groceries from Sechlcr "
Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

Tho oyster supper given BY the Y. "
c. a last Thursdsy night, was q success
The receipts we're not in excess Of what
was anticipated, but sufficient TO supply
the want on which account the fund Was
rsised. All who attended expressed their
qualification. The young mems orchestra
snlivencd the occasion. The members, who
have been mentioned before, we're assisted
by Messrs. K. a Smith and Frank Schrock
The Association is proud Of this feature of
its various facilities for entertaining ard
the gentlemen are rendered tho thanks Of
all concerned. The committee l. under
obligations 10 the following ladies Mrs.
VIM. shortlidgc, Mrs. John I. johnson,
Mrs. John Harper, Mrs. A. g. Curtin,
Mrs. j. III. Rankin, Mrs. Butts. Those
who waited upon the tables were jealous
in meeting the wants Of their guests, and
the presence Of 20 many young gentlemen
can be accounted for In no other way than
that these pleasant walters attracted them
there, they we're Misses Minnie Brew, Jen.
ME Dare, Emma Graham, Emma Lingle,
Lizzie Foster, Bessie Montgomery, Minnie
Garman, Anna Shortlidge, Ella Gerbrich,
Bella Rankin, Lizzie shortlidge, Raie
straub, Nellie Boal, Clara Pruner ard Mra
W, F. Reber. To the persons who re.
spondcd TO The request for tables and other
necessary articles the committee Is thank
ful and the heartfelt wish Of each member
is that they may be rewarded for their
kindness.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

--Rumors Of . new opera house are cir.
snlating and IL Is probable that arrange
ments will be completed before long lead
Ing 70 ths erection Of ; handsome build.
log, one that wilI reflect creait upon The
town.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

-Mr1rs GaId.mith Bros, during shsir
short stay IN our mii,', have to a cerla n
extent rcvo|udouIzci me,h"d. Of business
in their particular line. They ask and ac.
cept bu, one price for goods sold In order
to reduce stock in certain department.
they will offer ~ BARGAINS on Saturday,
next, many articles for less than cost FIR
example, 80 dozous, extra length Ladies
fancy wool and mixed hose, finished scans,
slightly imperfect 81 ~ ct., worth so; %
dozens, sams kind, extra fnc, perfectly
sound at 20 cls, worth 30, also several
other articles proPnrtiouately cheap. In
order to distribute iho.c goods fairly
among their patrons ani friends they will
have arranged separate counter, and scll
20 each only limited quantity. Sale 80
commence at l0A ". and close ut . p. NJ.
unless the goods arc sooner disposed o.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12
MISS S. OHSNAcHr,
BgLLEFUKTI. i. q.
@9Mu

RE-uSfoS---The Gnh reunion oC tha
Society Of the 43lh Rcg't Pa. Vet Vol.
will be held al Huntingdon, Pa, on The
18th and ljih If November.
All honorabiy discharged members of
the regimen. are regae-tei to send their
poft Office ad4rrss and letter of company
to Capt. { Dale, Jr. 0rders for railroad
tickeis, at reduced ratns, wi be Furnished
by ]. Newton Kttnor, Secretary, 73g North
Seventh street. Philadelphia.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

The ALLEGHENY CoSFERESCE, OF THE
CHURCH or THE "USITEn BRETHREN IN
CHRIST" convened, 10 hold its forty
fourth annual session, in Wayne church,
Miillin Co, Pa, Sept. q, 1882, and closed
Saturday evening. Bishop j. Dickson, ID.
d., presided l.. w. Stahl was reelected
secretary. A. l.. Funk, A. Davidson, G.
Il. Grubcr and Thomas Cameron were re-
celved into conference. W. h. Shlmp
died during the year, and appropriate me
mortal services were held, Saturday after
noon. The reports from the different
charges were encouraging. The various
interests of the church and conference were
carefully looked after. Able and carefully
prepared papers were read on Missions,
Sunday.schools, Education, Church. Erec-
tion, &c, and adopted. The Bishop read
the following report of the Stationing COM
mittee
Altoona District, l.. w. Stahl, 7. f.,
Altoona Station, NJ. o. Lane and Altoona
Mission, one to be supplied, Tyrone Miss.
Sta, b. j. Hummel, Huntingdon Sta, /.
p Hayes, Belefofte, j. Felix, Port Ma
tilda, L. Conley, Moshanon, Thomas Cam
eron, Clearfcld, j. NJ. Smith, Ouerbein
r. s. Woodward, Juniata, j. +. FHllhelm,
Three Springs, j. A. Cemm TuFcarora,
!. Lands, Liverpool +. A, Zeek, East
Salem, Geo. w Eminhizer.
Johnstown District, ID. Sheerer, T. T.,
Johnstown, j. Medsger, Wilmore and
Conemaugh, J. :. Miller, Somerset, \. +.
Fulton, lockwood, b. +. Noon, Holli.
daysburg, W III Mattern, New Paris, W.
A. jackson, Lycippus, \. Davidson, Cam
briu, lsa. Potter, Fall"u Timber, VI. g.
Potter, Burnsidrs, c. w kaver, Indiana,
". Beighol, Stony Creek Mission, Dr.
Geo. Wagner. Ligonicr, j. II. Per.hiug
Grecnsburg District, +. Fisher, F. 4 &,
Pttsburg Mission, Geo. Modem, Braddock's =
sta, \. l.. DcLnug, Grccushurg Sta, j.
J. L. Rc-lcr, Mt. Pleasant, l.. X Jones,
Wcstmorelaud, 4. l.. Funk, Couuelsville,
!. g. Shccrcr, Springfield, !. r. McClay,
Madison, j. : Buell., Washington, u. HI
lis, Allegheny, j. l.. Baker, Mabpning, G.
Workman, Bro"kville, G. u Gruber,
Cooksburg, l. NJ Gsies, II A. Thompson,
D. ID. President Of Otterb"in Uuivcrity,
Geo. \ Funkhuuser, H. ID Professor in
Union Biblical Seminary, b -. belong,
Prcsideut of Lebanon Valley College, ".
J. Iuck. Professor In Lebanon College, u
Sp"ck, stationed at Annyillc, Pa.
The conference was we'll attended very
pleasant and harmonious Bi.hnp Dick.
son preached IN Sabbath morning very
able sermon, which was very much enjoy.
Cd by those who heard il. Truly IL vas
good to be there
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

MILE>nuEg DoiSG-.-Thc Baptist sun
day school picnjgcl last Saturday up at
Long Reach. The weather was favorable
and everyone enjoyed Themselves very
much The Pleasant Gap band was In at
tendance accompanied by Prof lowell
Myers, Of Centre Hall, aud furnished mo.l
cxcrllsnt music f,r the occasion. The
Mslhodi.l- Jji not have picnic tut they
did have frsuyal in the evening of the
same day 10 the old machine shop build
ing close by the bsls' The bll Of fare
consisted Of Ice cream, oysters, ca yes, pud-
dings. lemonade, besides nuts and candies.
Asit IL getting little lDte in the season
for 'c.tival., the house wa. not ovcfcrowd-
cd although thors was reasonable good
attendance and rcoeipIol about $50.
Hog cholera so'' provril. to quite an OK.
tent and as it i. 10 nearly syary case fatal,
fear. arccnicrtained that pork viii be high.
DR. Grove has lately come into posses.
sion of team of mustnngs, sul the wa y
he gets over the road Is caution.
Our schools will open neNt Monday,
Oct l6. g. NJ. EoIl teaching the 1t grade,
Mr.. Butler, III grade. The 81 grade
taught by Mi.s Lidie Taylor has boon
going on fvr several weeks.
We don't know whether il will be called
the Holly Tree Inn or not, but Mr.. j. G.
+. Jones IL about erecting an oyster saloon
and eating house here.
The axe pole factory, owned and operst-
ed by Harry Levi, situated close by The X.
X. bridge, has been moved over to the Es-
sing'on and Coover property, and by them
will be owned and operated in the future.
There is quite novel game Of checkers
in progress between Mr.. Bicrly, who
lives about mile from town, and an Ohio
party. We have heard of the like being
down by telegraph but this is by postal
card, and admits Of about two moves 8
week and will be quite lengthy game.
Our friend "Crooked' bad some sport oi
his own one evening last week. From
some cause or other our engine did quite =
lot OF Whaling over In Tangietown and
Crooked cried out, "a witch, whereuror
f. Holl, Ross Cooyer, Tom Paxon and
others started over. When they got a
far as the old rqce they saw there wa
nothing wrong and began 10 look round
for Crooked but ha had sIoped. Lucky
for him too, or ha would have got a duck.
Ing 10 the stream.
f. u. and Geo. Noll have just returned
from a plsstering trip out through Clear.
aeld county.
Quite . number OF the little foIka ars
suffering from measles.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards, Of CoAtsvllIe, Ches
ter county, has been preaching for IN
Bapliats here for several weeks. Il is pos.
sible be may be retained. BES.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

OoRsnspospExuE containing important news, solicit
ed from an part of the county. No communication
Inserted ualcss accompanied BY the real name Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

~Powers and Son received another order
for boots to be wern In Wyoming Terri
ory. Tho same gentleman also ordered
three pairs Of The same kind for friends,
saying that Powers work Is superior 10
any he has ever seen.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

We call attention 10 the new advcr-
iisomeut Of $. & a. Loeb, TO be found in
this Issue of the DENocEAr They say
tour stock Of fall and winter clothing l.
now complete We can show 50 different
kind. Of boy's school suits, patches with
each one We have nearly sll our boots
and shoes made 10 order and are selling a
grade of goods that are Just rs good as the
best leather with careful workmanship can
make them, q special guarantee with hand.
made boots in groceries We are uni'r.
selling the loves, and in dry goods We can.
no, be undcrsold" Remember they know
what they are talking about and mean It
all
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

NOTICE.--Ietters Of Administer.
t5eH. saHa. tas8AHeHta aamexe, nsesa the estate
af samuel Eea5ssr iAfe uf FafnAsuu anwHshn ae48A.
81 hAxa hfaA assHssA - fhe Hnaefv4ausa i sssa4s
ali nsseasss .eStea d ss6a estate Ase ns4ssz@ss Is
asAAs pAsHsat aasa sAsse having s5als uf snasssss
ulll make The sane AeaMzA Nszls#8s AaI4v.
MARx Al MflINn.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

Mr.. j. u. q. Kihsloc, editor Of tho
Lock Haven RcpubticaH, accompanied by
Capt Chatan, of the same place, called on
Tupsdny
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

Mrs. II. II. Forster is at Asrousburr.
Durilg hor absence Miss Lizzie will pre-
-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

Mr.. cbsa. Mcclure, We undesssend,
4 nov with surveying party, In service
somewhere In New Mexico. lie is doing
we'll.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

MIR. Elias T.. Smith, one of our Penn
Hall friends, and Democrat in whom
there is no guile, paid us the compliment Of
II visit on Tuefday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

Bo5~ With Diamond Dyes any lady can
get ns good results AS the best practical
dyer Every dye warranted true to name
and snmple.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

If our preacher would take PEEuSA
his hoarsness would soon leave him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

Rev. A. J. Myers, who years ago was
stationed here as pastor of the Methodist
congregation, is introducing the "People's e
Ciyeiopeda." Speaking Of this, under
the caption "Tons of Books, the Boston
Daily Herald of Sept. 4th says:
Upon = single day last week the firm Of
Martin Garrison 4 Co, received from the
New York publishers Of Tho Peoples Cy.
clopedia, bound volumes Of that work, for
the supply of their Massachusetts, suscrib-
ers, which weighed four and half tons.
The frm clsims that this is the largest ship.
ment OF knowledge for the people was ever
sent 10 Boston upon . single day The in
voice was valued at SO. 600. =
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

The editors Of the DENocEAT thank
Mr.. w. II. Aaron, of Unionvillc, for the
box Of peaches sent us on Tuesday. The
fruit is delicious, grown on trees Of his
own rearing-but three years old and
compares favorable with any produced by
high priced nursery stock
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12
.GoLtsulru BE0s

MUSICAL IEsrErcTfgE. - The under.
signed wishes 81 give instruction in fnu.ie
il remuneration Tor board.
Please addrcgs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

If our preacher would take PEEuSA
his hoarsness would soon leave him.
+-----.a--a--
Mrs. II. II. Forster Is at Aarousburg.
Durilg hor absence Miss Lizzie will pre-.
side.
Mr.. j. u, q. Kihsloc, editor Of tho
Lock Haven RcpubHean, accompanied by
{ apt Chatan Of the same place, called on
Tuesdny.
Ba3~ With Diamond Dyes any lady can
get rs good results as the best practical
dyer. Every dye warranted true to name
and sample.
MIR. Elias Il. Smith, one of our Penn
Hall friends, and Democrat in whom
there is no guile, paid us the compliment Of
visit on Tuesday.
The editors Of the DEMOCRAT thank
Mr.. w. II. Aaron, of Unionvilic, for the
box Of peaches sent us on Tuesday. The
fruit is delicious, grown on trees Of his
own renring-but three years old, and
high priced nursery stock.
AT the special examination held by
Supt. ID. NJ Wolf, on Saturday last, the
following persons constituted the class .
Misses Anna NJ. Hainc-, Jennie Archey,
Ida D'Hass, Flora Rothrock, Annie Love,
Maggie b. Thomas and Annie G. Blair (;
Messrs. w. y Haines, H. W. Kline. 4 .
g. Archey, ID f. Ssllcrs J. b. Moore, VIII
liam Bible, G. f. limerick, G. Knarr,
H. b. Leitzell, j W NcG and 6. $
Peifcr.
--Lsdics, universally, strive to render
their feet attractive; some are naturally
small and pretty, others are not. Whcth-
or Nature been Kind or otherwise l. mat
ter oE small import because Doll and Min
gle now are Offering FOR sale goods that
must attract tho attention ofnll Womens'
pebble goa; button shoes-S2 nothing Of
the kind ever seen In Centre county before
and equal to 81 50 shoes sold elsewhere.
The death Of Mr.. Derr relic, of the
late Dasiel Dcrr, occurred al the hosl iisl
Of the / tuiversiiy Of unsyIvauia, on the
night Of the 9Th instant. She bad been
removed TO that Institution abouta week
prior 20 her death to have q tumor, that
vas slowly bu, sur"ly wasting her vitality,
removed. Tho operation Wa Fucccssfully
performed and indications pointed 10 her
recovery, but = relapse sct IN and her
death resulted. She wss buried by the
side ui her husband on Tuesdhy Afternoon
Wilson, McFArIane q Co, ea, a,ten-
tjon to The only reliable Ready Mixed
Pain; In the market The Pioneer Pre-.
pared Paint IL not only superior {, any
Ready MiGcd Paint sold but rival. pure
white load in IL smoothncss In working
and durability. This paint /. guaranteed
by the Manufacture not to crack 90 peel
within three years. The guarantee Is not
only good ioF replacing tho paint hgi IL
VIII p" Vui an II II should crack or peel
within the time specified. II will be 10
your interest to call and see Wilson, Nc
Farlane & Co, lefore purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready Mircd
Paint
-MrSsrs. GoId.milh Bros, during ;heir
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