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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08

He who increases worldly goods in
creases care; he who increases SER
wants increases theft; but he who in
creases in knowledge of the Sacred
Law increases life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08

There is no Christian duty that is
not to be seasoned and set off with
cheerishness, which, in thousand
outward and intermitting crosses, may
yet be done we'll, in the vale of tears.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08

What rich man uses and gives,
constitutes bis real wealth. That
which thou hoardest, whose IS it!
Other co7etous men will sport With
T. - ..~.-z
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08

As frost raised to it's utmost in-
tensity. produces the sensation of
fire, so any good quality, over
wrought and pushed to excess,
turns into it's own contrary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08

The keenest abuse of our enemies
will not hurt US so much in the esti-
nation Of the discerning as the IN
iudicious praise Of our friends.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08

An Iowa girl.poet sends US a
poem, the first line of which is as
follows:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-06-08
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertiser ents inserted at the rate ef
S1.00 per square Zone inch) for first insertions
and IS cents for each subsequent insertion
Double column advertisements ten per cert
on above.
Notices of meetings, obituaries and tributes
ofrespect, same rates per square as ordinary
advertisements.
Srecial Notices in Local column Is cent
per line. -.
Advertisements not marked with the mum.
Der of insertions viii he Kept in till forbid
and charged accordinglc.
Special contracts made with large adFer:
tisers. with liberal deductions on above rates
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
cnmmnnic.tlnns

M1LEsBuRo.-Mr J. A. w. Rishcl ii
shout to open a store In the room belong
ing to z. II. Carr, lately occupied by Lu-
clan Fryberger Some Of his goods have
arrived. We hope be may stay longer
than his predecessor. [Glad to hear that
"ward" means business, and shall be
pleased to know Of his success.-EDs.l
The many acquaintance and friends Of
DR.. c. l.. Addlcman will be interested to
know that he intends to 60 west. His
Office is closed now, and We understand he
will 20 in few weeks. Mrs. Addleman
and children will go TO the home OF her
parents At Warriors Mark until the DR..
establishes a practice.
Our Evangelical friends have not yet
given up the idea Of new church here.
Rev. Morris and Mr.. Jos. Rodgers, one OF
the street regulators, we're quite busy Sat
urdAy afternoon measuring and stalking of
the plot so generously donated 10 the con-
gregation by Gen. Beaver. They need
church building for holding religious SER
vices as 8 school house is not pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shirk mourn the
death of dear little boy sged about one
year. Little Joey" had not been we'll
for some time and died about ~ o'clock
Wednesday night. The funeral sermon
was preached BY Rev. Morris, and the re-
mains inferred in the MiIesburg burying.
ground on Saturday afternoon. We deep
ly sympathiSs with them and hope they
may hnd cancellation in Him, who said
"suffer little children TO come unto me-"
Mr.. Carr is so fully convinced that our
pavemenu are sadIy in need Of extensive
repairs that he Is putting substantial
brick one In front Of his dwelling.
Mr.. Mitchell, teacher OF the Central
City grammar school has resigned. We
do not know that another has been secared
10 eomplets the term.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

THE NoE7HEEs CoNFEEEscE Tho
Northern Conference of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod OF Central Ponu.y.vsnis.
convened IN the Lutheran chu-ch n -.
Iona, Clinton county, Tuesday evening,
November q The opening sermon. basga
On Phil 81, frst part ~As delivered lv
Rev. J. a. Kg.er, Of Pine Grove Mil.
The oficers cho-n for the ensuing ser.
arc. PRECEDENT, Rev. Samuel + Flr-,. n
Belieton,ei Secretary, Rev George s..
Diyen, Of BoalsJ.rli Treasurer. ~.
John Tonlinson, OF Aaronsb-rg. Tla
asusl routine business wa properly dapo.-
ed Of
But one judgment was expressed &c 90
the interesting character Of the proceed.
inc' IA general, the topics discussed being
embraced in the following: 1t, tie ,h.rd
Sriicle of the Augsburg Confession, y.z.
"of the Son oi God and h.. mrd.atar..l
work, opened with paper ty Eev Wi.
liam 4. Fischer q Centre Hal q, aPas.
iorsl Ni'itsiion, opened by Rev J. III.
.cr Miller, Of Centre Hall, ai, 'Rocirra-
cal Duty 81 Pastor and People" THE
question, being 20 c.p.eIy allied t. the -.
ws' dttcuued under the same head
"Wednesday evening wa. devoted 10 uis-
sions, Revs : J. Fur.t and J. Tomluton
addressed the meeting.
Ou Thursisy afternoon childrcu's
meeting wac held 10 the church which was
addressed by Rows. Grcchoo, Zimmerman
and Geo. 5. DIyon. The ciofinc sermon
was preached by Rev c. ". s., bri.,, Of
Zion, on Thursday evening.
The ns1i meeting of Conference will 10
beld in Zion, April Il, Is and 10, 1855.
Rev. J. Keller Miller was arrointe1 20
prepare paper for She nc1i meeting on
the 4ih article Of the Aug. g.burc Confession,
viz: "Tbc Doctrine Of Qualification"
II was resolved ,hA, The serie. cf psrcrs
prepared and in course OF preparation by
members Of Conference, Oh The several
articles Of the Augsburg Coufc.sion, shall
become The property Of Conference, and
when completed shall be pgb.shod in reg
ulAF order in book form
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

The Ladies Mite Society ofthe Prs'by-
terian church, met AZ the residence Of Mrs.
w. F. Wilson, last Friday evening and
sn occasion Of rare pleasure and enjoy
ment resulted. The hour was devoted 70
social chat, chArades, conundrums, etc.
and passed 80 quickly that before anyone
expected II the time 10 60 home had ar
rived. II has been determined TO hold the
nert meeting al Mrs. james A. Rsnkins
residence, corner High and Thomas streets,
on Friday evening, Dec. 22d, to which all
are invited, and requested 10 bring With
them something Weighing pound.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Our good friend, Adam Hoy, Eco, 10
now "ssven daddiss," the addition 70 the
little Hock made his appearance on sat1r-
day afternoon, and weighs twelve pounds
The little stranger is exceedingly fortunate
In having secured home Amsng persons
who ere 80 we'll qualified to render his life
happy, and We wish his father nothing less
than that the young man may, IS years
advance, be an honor TO the family.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

WHAT SHALL WE Do WITH Our
GIRLS 7-Most of our exchanges are asking
and trying to answer this question. Prsc-
.ically speaking there is very little to do
with them. Girls naturally incline toward
gentlity, mcekness sn6 reserve OF man.
ner characteristic of the seT, and II assist
ed, but little, by their elders, while crop
ing, in the moral darkness that too often
surrounds them, for the noble and true,
are in no great danger of making it necos-
sary for any one to chide or reprove them.
In tho case of those who have not had the
benefit of early training, and lack strength
of character TO successfully contend with
the evils that daily confront them, the
question becomes one that directly concerns
society in general.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Wilson, McFarlAnc & Co, call aiten-
ton 20 the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint in the market. The Pioneer Pre-
pared Paint Is not only superior to any
Ready Mixed Paint sold but rivsls pure
white lead in iu smoothness In working
and durability. This paint !, guaranteed
by the manufactures not 10 crack or peel
within three years. The guarantees is not
only good for replacing the paint but 1t
will be put on If it 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 Mixed
Paint.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

A SUKPRrsE.-Cupid has been perched
unon our chair-back ever since our last
issue telling US ever 50 many things about
persons married and given in marriage, all
which were allowed TO pass with mo-
mentary notice, except, perhaps, the case
Of Mr.. j. Howard Spangler, foreman Of
this office.
Mr.. Spangler has seemed radisntly hap
py for some time, and great, large smile
was often seen lighting his face, but no
intimation came from him that said happy
expression was the external indication OF
the connubial joy so deftly hidden deep
down in his heart.
The lady heretofore has been known As
Miss Ella BAyard and is one Of Bellefonte ;
pretiiest fair ones. Howard is an indus
tricus, capable, talented young man and
has done we'll in thus establishing himself.
They expect to move into rooms on Allie
gheny, near High street, soon End We trust
sthuart the altar there to be erected the
glow Of hearth fire may never bring to
light anything not intended to promote
and insure the fullest possible measure Of
domestic felicity.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Republican officials generally may
profit by the example Of = Spring town
ship member Of that party, who stole sn
elegant wolf robe from the buggy Of Col
Jos. L. McfI, in Milesburg, Saturday 2b,h
instant He took Il home, but the mean
meas Of his dastsrdly deed so worked upon
his conscience that At ~ O'Clock Sunday
night he routed Mr.. A. g. 1ddings, out Of
bed and requested him 10 return the robe
10 its owner. We shall Withhold the name
Of the party for the present
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

FBx.-Botwesn 8 and 4 o'clock Tues
day morning wooden building In the rear
Of tho Butts House, was discovered to DO
on Are. The Undine Hose company re-
sponded TO the call and soon succeeded In
quenching the flames. Mr.. F. y. Lehman,
proprietor, thinks 1t had itS origin in some
ashes, the remains of fro used to heat
water for washing. Whatever may have
caused the trouble the escape was narrow.
We congratulate Mr.. Lehman and the
Messrs. Brown, owners, upon thetrifing
loss sustained.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
MARRIAGES.

home ~ tbs btide's fsihet. ty Rev. : Aurand Rev
G. " GePhaft. q Mtilhsim. CrtFre Co.. sud Miss
sAllis A. Hsagy, Of MiddlfscN. Cumberland Go .
Pa tsee Joosll
G1LLILAND-HoLT--A philipfhurs, October "a
lss2. ~ Rev. q. MriEht 81 the resia. nee of the
hri5es's mother. Cspt John q, GnliiAnA u snow
Shoe. Ani Miss sae Holt q Fhiiii,stufs.
sLIKTR-CoNTER Nilsstute Oct SIN Issg
by Rev. W. o wright NJ Iagaes H. eliksf. of
Milesinre and Mise Laura " Confsf ~ Hoxard
CULvER-BCKLEf.- At Milesl,urs NOV. q. isps ~
Rev v. O. Wright Nj 0s rge " Culssr ald Afss
Nsttis Erkley, bath ~ MoshAnnou, Uenire -. Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

BY referring 10 the lie; Of marriages
our readers will notice the announcement
Of the marriage OF Rev. Calvin r. Gep-
hart, Of Millhcim, 10 Miss Sallie A. Hesgy,
Of MiddleseI, Cumberland county. We
have known Mr.. GcphArt long and well,
and are sure that Centre county never
produced person who is more Of gen.
ileman, man in whom the instincts of
true gen,ility are more clearly marked, or
friend in whom there IL less guile. His
career IS = minister, though short, has
been q brilliant one, hard study, however
impaired his health 90 such An extent q Al
for the past year he has been recuperAiing
We are glad 10 offer our sincere congrAiu.
lA,ion, and wish Mr.. and Mrs. Gsphsrt q
long and prosperous future.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

PoRT MATILDA.-They who prophesied,
after the news of the election was heard,
that all the business interests Of the coun-
try would suffer were neither prophets nor
the sons of prophetic
Supt. Wolf visited our schools on the
2lst instant, accompanied by the directors
Of our town. All enjoyed his visit.
Rev. U. Conley held two protrActed
meetings, this fall, with good results, and
Rev. g. b. Aguo Is holding an interesting
one at Martha.
Hog cholera has made its appearance
among the hogs of this vicinity. The
people have declared war on the fsttcning
hogs, reasoning that poor hog is better
than none. Sensible.
Harry "1ooks WELL in his tights and
new "plug" hat.
Herbert Rothrock, A. w. Roese's clerk,
has resigned his position and returned TO
his home in your town, where he expects
to 60 to school during the winter. We
are sorry to lose him but expect to sec him
occasionally, as there is an attraction for
him here.
Miss Mamie Gill has gone to HoutzdAle
10 sew.
The many friends Of Miss Gill and Mr..
Rothrock, gave them an oyster supper =,
Harry Woodring's on the evening Of tho
2lst instant, at which many were present.
number Of hunters have been after
deer, which they report plenty. Attacks
Of "buck fever" prevented them from kill
ing more than two. They are no, danger.
ously i'll, however. MARX" Gays IL he
did sleep it is not true that the deer bi,
him. sam" sAys 1t is lie tha, the deer
ran over him, the only trouble being ,ha,
he had not eyes enough to see him.
The oyster supper at Whippo's on Sat.
urdsy evening was success
We pity those who the other evening
were heard singing
"Teli me not in mournful mum borl,
Life Il but an empty dream;
For the soul is dead that sIum bcrs,
And things are not what they seem. "
len DIEN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

WALNUT LEAF HAtR EE-foRKR.-Ii Is
entirely different from E.g3,hers. IiisM
clear s. water, and, ~ gts rsme indicates,
!, q perfect Vegetable Hair Re.lorer. 1t
sill Immediately free the hesd from the
dandruf, restore gray hair 10 iis natural
color, and produce new CroNth where il
hAs fallen Off II does not in any manner
affect the bcslth, which Salphur, Sugar Of
lead, and Nitrate 81 Silver preparations
have done 1t will change light or faded
hair in a few dAys 10 besuiiful glossy
brown. Ask yo1r drurri.t io' il; Each
bottle i warranted Smith, Kline & Co,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and
Hall Ruckcl. New York Ally
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
len IIES.

SrRIS0 Winter Is here and the
ground is decked with IT, Geecy covering,
but many farmers arc no, prepared for IL,
as great deal Of corn remains unhusked,
and much fodder is still in the fields Of
Gregg.
All the schools are open except the town
ship grammar or high school which will
open as soon as the sests arrive. Spring
Mills hss three schools now, but the high
est grade, just mentioned ,is for the benefit
Of the whole township.
The changing Of the road near Greno.
ble's store from a curve TO right snglc
has enabled Mr. Grenoble to lay out two
building lots on the property occupied by
Mr.. Rarick. Mr. Runkle, Of Centre Hill
has purchased one Of them and will build
soon. Report says = furniture establish
ment is 70 be connected with IL.
Philip Helms and vile after residence
Of few years in Indiana, have returned
to this place, and will build house on
Church hill
Amos Koch ia building . house on
Guinea hill.
Your correspondent has also caught the
Improvement fever, boughta 10, and will
build some time between now and when the
Republicans again get down Salt river.
[ We hope our friend may no. have 70 for.
ever abandon building his house, change
the time
Robt Duncan is sojourning q, Milton,
The Republican defeat made him sick.
Charley Krspo hiss quit telegrspby and
is olorking for Geo A. Runk
Some per,ons have Los, as many as twen-
ty head Of rorkers by hog cholera. Among
the heaviest losers are William Scholl and
Abraham Harshbarger. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
November

The following lines, appropriate to this
season, we're written by ,4dy re,idrne IN
this place and pubi.b.I som, year. sgp.l
siood IN the woois a. the Auiuli' brrstb
swept keen from The noben So,G,.
Under f,3t mid tie Leaves tIe TgsiIs afdsatb--
0'orhead, the dying leaves hufiusfra forth
"A thsy nniicrsd 10 oyiyrs q crimson end gold,
On trcarhsfpus broess. A. " iiies Elcu
They coon mu,t fsll--ihsif kbsll sa- faiI.s--
They had served the pufrose fof which lbsy stss.
looked on the fDIls, that IN GLAD array
In She summers heat, had ilys-gBIs1 and fuHs
Win pfDdissl hand their frglts ~ gay,
That secuted the air ns II y'cf them hung.
Now ali seems hard and lry4n.spd bafs-
The harrssu are gsihsre4-,ho barns a5a filled
hhHil ~ind' pipe loud through The frosty SIR
Ana the merry soug u the feapcfs 10 .Hlel.
November u November Uf life
All sfatn@i ~itii ruts ty the ~Lcols - care
IA' he'lhg years uith stofBz Hfs ufe.
Ana sng'' 4 viuier vill touch th. hair.
""' - ~" um"s hu's hste MARRIED the brow.
The dreams u youth, With uneasy GoN,
nave t.iei away. there feiuains only D.,
Tie shade" Il h'T'es of long as,.
The earth locke ~ meath hsr ley lfe,.t.
The li" Hn1 heat for The coming Hprts..
The uuy soois 10 bog d,ItAs rar.,-,s
tIcul sait tbs t,fgr f.r their las-apIpg
~ mans outer life may te ffy1su sH4 ssr..
DER ofustcl 'hirEly uili .5r,,, bHa r..ad
But he heart like tie ssel' through i.f-. Autumn
at-st
Wait for brautr' e,,rr.'y. sprns Iuafad.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

The teachers Of the Bcielonte schools
have organized class that meeu bi.scek.
ly for the purpose Of discussing educational
topics and to improve ihcmselvcs, a. teach.
ere, generally. The movement is com
mcndAble and proves conclusiveIy tha, the
Instructors Of our young idea are determ-
ined TO Ct themselves for the work they
have undertaken.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

IMPoETASr TO FARMERS. AT the
meeting Of the National Grange At In
dianApols, Tuesday Of last week Was de-
voted in part to the reading and discussion
Of the Report on Agriculture prepared by
. committee composed OF the following
gentlemen Put DArden, Mississippi; {.
g. Luce, Michigan j. NJ. BIanton, Nir-
giniA L. Rhone, Pennsylvania; j. l..
Neal Kentucky W. A. Armstrong New
York.
We cannot insert the report entire and
to attempt An sbridgment Of it would be
unsatisfactory TO all concerned, we, there
fore, suggest that our farmer friends write
for the Indianapolis Journal, Of the I'D
instant, which contains the report in full.
These resolutions were adopted as en-
bodying the spirit Of the association:
R>soirsd, That in the exercise Of the
elective franchise ws shall recognize allie
glance to principle a. the only 'afe rule Of
action.
R,solre4, That ws repudiA,e all leader
ship in politics, except that which tends to
the Advancement OF the national interests
Of our people through the exercise Of the
virtues iha, dignity and cnnoble citizen
chip.
R>,oir,d, That safe protection for our
industries against organized cIiortion i'm
plies suitable, and in some degree, proper
tionAl representation in State and National
legislAiures.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

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Rad lhe .drerll.emenl d S. 4 A

Road tho advertisement of :. Il A.
Loeb. No doub; the intelligence it con-
vcys will be matter Of much importance
to you. They do net ray much but the
little m-sns = greA; deal. Their trade thus
NJ during this season rae been good and
they are prepared to meet any demand
made upon their facilities 70 supply their
customert
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

As has for some time been anticipated
the Penns. and the PeuuA and Western
railroads have locked horns, and there l.
any amount Of blood in the eyes Of both.
The latter company has, in. laying it,
track, reached point where further pro
grcss Is rendered impossible unless the
Penna. road Agrecs 10 allow the T. and w
to cross ils tack The location Of the
point is on the farm Of IsAAc LucAs, near
Snow Shoe. Ten days time have been
agreed upon In which to have an injunc.
ton Issued. Gentlemen, stop qaibbling
60 on vith your work and give US the new
road a. soon As ii can be finished. Our
friends Of the PennA. road are desirous, Il
course, Of retaining the right OF way and
when they have that secured will without
any doubt blAadly request their rivals to
GO ahead. We shsll keep the public
posicd.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Mr.. w MiIes Walker, is subject to
somnambulistic attacks, that is, he often
moves around after dark, but unlike other
sleep walkers, he always rides, and that.
too, In one edirection-Centro Hall. Oh.
Miles
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
-. !. b. worlh, d lhs han.r eont.

He 10 moi worthy nf the honey comb,
That shuus the hive beoauss the hess have stnnE"
The WateAman lAst week, indirectly
attacked the judges Of our court claiming
that whHe they ,hosld have been holding
court they werc attending to private bust.
ness, referring 10 the week Of special court
over which his Honor Judge Watson pre-
aided. We do no. wish to place our neigh
bors in an unpleasant position, would not
II ve could, possibly could not, II We
would, but desire 10 make this statement
neither Judges Mayer or otvis we're a'h
ing, hunting or specula,ing, As was sssert-
ed, the former was presiding At session
held In ClearGeld and the latter was sick,
nor could either sf the gentlemen have &C.
eupied the bench in The trials Of The eject
ment cases originally set for disposition
last week, had they otherwise been able 10.
These cases have been continued from
term 10 term for year,, Judge orvis hav-
ing been retained As counsel In both Of
them prior 70 hA elevation 10 his present
position and Judge Mayer being directly
interested In the result 10 Be reached In
zach.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Mr.. Robert z. Hunter, son Of Hon.
p. r. Hunter, member Of assembly elect,
recently finished IN excellent portrait in
cfayon OF r. If. niece, Eco, which is 3
rsas gem Of e2t. II can bo seen at The
otileo Of stItxer : MiGes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Mis- Ella Gerbsrick, Of Nilc., Berricn
county, Mich, wss married to Mr. Amos
Ribble Of CasGopois, Cas- county, Mich,
on Tuesday last. Mics Gerberick l. we'll
known and highly esteemed in this com
munity and her friends unite in tender
Of well wishes for the years yet in store
FOR her
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Mr.. Tom Boggs had his hunting sport
very unpleasantly broken in upon last
week by being recalled TO the bedside Of
one OF his children, who had been taken
sick. We are glad to say that the little
fellow Is doing we'll and hope he may be
running around soon. We desire to call
the attention Of cur readers, in various
parts of tho county to this letter, and then
ask them Why some one in each town and
at every post office in the county cannot
write US In the same way, Send Iis mat
ters of interest TO persons in your localities
and we will checrfully publish them.