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THE TEXAS PACIFIC.
An Alleged History Of the Means Used
TO Buy the Charter Through
Congress.
Extensive Bribery Of Members Of the
Heuse and Senate-Over 81, ,000,-
006 Expended.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The First Comp
trolier OF the Treasury 10 day heard argu.
ment in regard TO the claims of the States of
Tennessee aSd New York, for the balance due
from the proceeds of sales of public lands.
A decision is expected soop,
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Royal Nuptiais.

CETTINJE, August 11.-Prince Karageorge-
witch anu PrIncefs Seorks, dsugI Iter of the
oldest child of the Prince OF Montenegro,
were joined in marriage to-day. The cere-
nonywas performed with great pomp.
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ENGLAND.
THE PETROLEUM BILL

LONDON, August 1.-THE Earl OF Carnar-
Won sails for Canada in fortnight.
1t was decided lot to press the petroleum
bill the present session of Parliament. The
Ervrrc restrictions which it proposed on stor-
age in London would have seriously injured
the frade-
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CErEwAYo, it appears, ID rot dead. Ire
correspondent of the London Times, at D1f-
ban, says the dusky heather ia now on his
way 60 Pieternarilzburg, to place himself
Uu4er BfiIIsh prolectiop.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The Indianapolis Banks.

ne
INDIANAPOLIS, IND August 1.-THE fol-
lowing circular was issued al late hour yes
terdsy by the First National Bank:
INDGANAPoLIs, IND, August TO- 1888.
About three-fourths of our siockholders,
everyone that has been seeD, has given his or
her written agreement 10 form a syndicate to
double our capital stock, making it $500 0C0,
as soon as the agreement of absent and nom
resident stockholders can he obtained, and
the Comptroller gives authority. 1t is ex-
pected that the capital will be prom pity
doubled and the bank resume business under
the contiol of w. H. Eoglish, w. c. De-
pauw, and other large capitalists of financial
skill and experience.
AID. LYNCH, President
The bank opened this morning at the
usual hour, and has paid ont money on
small checks, but has not csshed any large
drafts. 1t is stated that they will be able 10
honor all demands by Monday.
The Indiana Banking Company is still
closed. The following notice was posted on
the door this morning: "Ths bank will not
open to-day. A full examination into the
situation will be made to-day, and the deter.
mipation arrived at will be announced OF
Monday" 1t is generally conceded that,
with the. assets of the bank and the pers )nal
responsibility of the Individual members Of
the firm, there will be sufficient to cover all
Liabilities and prevent loss to dept sitors.
Another Bank Failure.
CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE City Ma.
tiond Bank, Of Lswrenceburg, Ind, closed
to-day, and State Commissioner Hay, OF H.
dianapolis, is examining the books of the
bank to-oight, preparatory 10 making state
meDt. Dewitt. G. Fitch is president of the
hank hia son Henrv il vica nresida,t and
his son Walter cashier. The capital stock is
500. 900, and the csshier, Walter Fitch,
stated to-day tsatths- Fisohrs -voufd szcrfnee
all their private property, if necessary, TO
paw sll depositors. DEEDS Of transfer of
$4,000 worth of real estate were made TO-
day TO the City National Bank of the
property of Dewitt G. and Henry Fitch.
The embarrassment of the bank grew out OF
the embarrassment of the saw.milling oper-
ations in Lawrenceburg of Henry Fitch, the
vlce-presidenf, who was using the banks
money in his saw-mill business.
John and Thomas johnson, two white
brIcklayerr, stirred up the neighbour ood OF
Carolina and Seventh streets, at O'Clock last
night, 10 the point of distraction. Alter at.
tempting to outrage a mulstto girl named
Susan Polk, as 1t is alleged, they took refuge
| from the Jury of the neighborhood in a house
near by, and were houy pursued by large
| crowd Of infuriated darkies. When Officer
Hurst reached the spot he found them in tb
| act CT breaking in the door with an ak. Il
! took some minutes to persuade the two white
men that policeman was presen', but they
| finally opened the. door aud surrendered
| themselves. Hurst was obliged 10 draw hii
pistol and thrust 1t in the faces of number
OF the boldest OF the negroes 10 keep them
| from taking his prisoners from him.
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Distribution Of Deaths by Wards-First,
4; second, /; third, O; fourth, 0; fflh, 6;
sixth, 8; seventh, A; eighth, A; ninth, ?;
tehth, .. City hospital, 4. Still born, g.
White, s; colored, y. Total, so.
Mortality report for same week last year
White, s; colored, 8. Total, IA
J. II. PURNELI4, Id,
Secretary Board OF Health,
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.In HOG siInnN,neesn y

SAN FRASCIsco, Angus. l1.-San Fran
cisco Ia donnIrg lis copclave attire. The
public buildings, hotels and private houses
are ali putting on decorations. The triumph
arch is approaching completion, and on ali
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THE Cbinese government is purchasing tie
beet 6rea ms Invented, by wholesale, IN
aequisition that bodes no good for the more
civilized nation..
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DIED.

BARTLIFF-On August 10. 1888, of congestion,
FREDERICK GRANT, infant son of < L. and Sarah
II. Bartlif, aged two years.
Funeral from residence, No. 4os Lauderdale
street, this (sUEDAY) afternoon at O'Clock.
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PnEl PILES PILmi-Cured without the
use of the knife, powder or sslve. No charge
until cured. Write for references. DR.. A.
A. Corkins, II E. Tweusy-ninth street, New
Work
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THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA.

The Paris correspondent. of the Morning
Post understands tnat the attention of the
United States Minister has been called to the
tact of America furnishing China with arms
and ammunition, Which, it is believed, are
destined for Tonquin. The correspondent
adds that the American Legation refused to
answer questions in reg ard to the subject.
NfITCIC HAIL. puRNpn
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lHE present value OF a standard silver dol
lar Is nearly eighg-!our and thres.qusrlers
cent?, exactly SQS47l.
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The New Orleans Pieayune says that by
avoiding New Oflein5 and usiBg the rails
traveller can 60 from Havana 10 Memphis 10
three days.
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The EagIish House If Commons have
passed Jaw forbidding the cruelty Of shoot
Iag irSpped pigeons At shooting matches.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Monmouth Park Races,
Saratoga Races,

LONG BRANCH, August 1l.-Monmouth
Park races. The runners to-dav were Piz AFRO,
Louisette, Mouitor, Gonfalon, Battledore and
Charlemagne
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DEATHS THURSDAY.

LONDON, Augu:t 1l.-There were 795
deaths ison cholera in Egypt Thursday, IN
cludins 81 at Cairo, 295 10 the province Of
Chipkisch and lis in The province of Fsyoum
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SHAKY banks-no. By the river eide, bu,
in Indiana.
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Tbe Farst B,le nt Lout,viII.

LoU1svnLE, August 1.-THE fret bale OF
new cotton was sold On Change to-day 10
81. P. Fsrwood & Co. fer tweniy-one cents
per pound.
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6aston's Hotel.
European plan. Enlarged. and refurnished.
Prices according 70 size and location of rooms
A Big Blaze as Jonesboro.
Peabody Hotel

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August ia block of build
ings, valued at s35, 900, was burned at Jones-
boro last night. It ignited in Gresham's
drug store from the accidental o7erturniug
Of lamp. No insurance.
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THERE were tweuty-nine deaths from yel-
1o"-ieYer the past week at Havana.
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THE REPORT DENIED.

CAIRO, August 1.-THE report that. the
plague had broken ont in Damie,ta is Of
6cially denied. Ge1. Sir Evelyn Wood h ad
audience with the Khedive to-day, after
which ne started on his journey TO England.
There were thirty-seven deaths from cholera
here Friday
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Assigned.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The drug firm of
Dalton Bros made an assignment to-day to
the amount of $4,000; Liabilities not
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-12

LIVER disease, headache and constipation
caused sby bad digestion, quickly cured by
Brown's Iron Bitlers.
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HUBERT 81. BANCROFT, the historian Of
the Pacific coast, works In the midst of
library Of 5000 volumes, housed in brick
building.
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Baseball.

BUFFALO, August 11.-Chicagos, a; Buffa-
los, 2.
BosroS, August 11.-Providence, 6; Eos
tons, 2.
CLEvELAND, August 11.-Detroits,0 o; Cleve-
lands, 5.
CINCINNATI, August 1.-Eclipses, 2; Gin
cinuatis, /.
COLUMBUS, o, August 11.-St. Louis, 7;
Columbus, S.
PITTsBuRG, August 11.-Alleghenies, 6;
Baltimores, 4.
NEw YORK, August 11-Philadelphiaa. 2;
New Yorks, 5.
PHILADELPHIA, August 11.-Athletics, 2;
Me.ropolitans, 8.
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The value Of
exports of petroleum and petroleum products
for the twelve months ending June 80, 1888,
is S44,9I3,079, against S51 ,2S2, ,706 the same
time last year.
The Hon. Walter Evans, Commissioner of
Internal Reyenue, has returned from Louis.
vile, and is at his Office to-day.
A dispatch received from the Indian Office
announces that the Greek Indian troubles
have been settled in a manner satisfactory to
all parties, and there will be peace hence
forth.
President Marco A. Soto, of Honduras,
with Senore Ramon Rosa, and ]. ]. Palma,
and Mr.. I. r. Lombard, Of New York, Hon
durss consul, arrived in this city from New
York. The party left this evening for Con-
cord, en- route for San Francisco.
The Hon. john C. New, who has gone
West, will, while absent, visit Chicago as q
sub-committeema an of the Hill Investigating
Committee, to take testimony in regard TO
the heating apparatus furnished BY Bartlett,
Haywood q Co., for the government building
there.
The Lighthouse Board received the report
of engir eeriug operations in the Eleventh
Lighthouse District for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1888. TINS district includes all
aids TO navigation on the Northern and
Northwestern lakes above Grassy Island
Light Station, Detroit, embracing lakes ST.
Clair, Huron, Michigan, Saparire and the
straits connecting Them. The statement il
given of the condition of stations in this
district, together with a detailed statement
ami alterations made he past year, and such
az are proposed the present year.
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ELM GROVE, n. Cdr. g. n. Robertson
save: 81 prescribe Browns Iron Bitiers and
find it all it is recommended to be. . -. 10 "a
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i. o. B. B.

EUPHRATEs LODGE, No. s5-Regular meet.
ID ing of this Lodge will be held this Is USDA y
evening et7:S0 O'Clock. Last day tn pay cues.
GRON fTI-p.
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MOTHERS READ.

GENTs-About nine years ago had q child
two years old and almost dead. The doctor
had attending her could not tell what allied
her. asked him IL he did not think 1t was
worms. He said no. However, this did not
satisfy me, as felt convinced in my own
mind that she had; I obtadned a bottle OF
MIFUGE tgenuine). I gave her a teaspoon.
ful in the morning and another at night, amer
which she passed seventy-two worms and
was well child Since then have never
been without 1t in my family. The health OF
my children remained so good that had
neglected watching their actions until about
three weeks ago, when two of them presented
the same sickly appearance hatsFanny dc
nine years ago. So I thought II must be
worms, and went to work al once with q bot
tie of DR. C. nIcLANE'S VERMIFUGE be-
tween four of my children, their ages being as
follows: Alice, 8 years; Charley, years;
Emma, years; John, years. Now comes
the result: Alice and Emma came out all
right, but Charley passed forty-ive and
Johnny about sixty worms. The result was
SO gratifying that spent two days in show
ing the wonderful effect Of your Vermifugs
around Utica, and now have the worms OF
exhibition in my store
Yours truly, JOHN PIPER
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling at the ONCE AT the
HOars Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining a
the Western Union Telegraph Office, 33 Mad
ison street. Office hours from s to 1Q:3(
o'clock am. and from 6 to 8 p.m.:
r. A. Williams, Geo. B. Metcalf,
+. W. Brode & Co., TT Hunt,
VIM. 8. Richardson, Mansfield d Co.,
Jones Bros. & Co., Abe Rieks
Geo. B. Floss, R. NJ Capps
Fsucht & Block Bernard Schiff
VIM. Z. Moore & Co., Chickasaw Ref'g Co. 2
Z. w. Clapp, Mrs II. Franklin,
w. ]. Chase d Co., G. Limburg
G. Falls d Co., Geo. W. McKinstry,
F. L. Anderson, il. Peres d Co..
Miss Hettie Bennett, Capt. W. C. Hardwick,
Rosa Seerborn, Joe Frey.
E. T, Colt, Joe Richard
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Name, Age Sex. Color. cauAe DtatA.

Memphis weekly Mortality KePorG.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur.
daV, August llLh, at o'clock pm:
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DIR. J. w. Dunniyant.

THE CANCER DocT z, OF COLLIERvILLZ, Z,
J. Tenn. Is stopping IN the city for few ds. :.
Al l2f HernAnfo street, and wo ID be pleEsed .
see any one afflicted with Cancer. Tunnor or Ca
cerOus Warts. duri1g his stay. Consultations iTt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-03
LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed,
or extra good paper and fer sale at
this office.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

The excursion Of the glass blowers to
The "cave" not long since was facetiously
and appropriately referred TO BY the
Watehmaa as "cantico" These gentle
men do not indulge a. might be inferred
from our neighbors remark. They are
industrious and apply themselves to their
work with such persistent care that they
must have some recreation. To-day they
are at Snow Shoe, IL being their intention
to devote the "ThursdAys" from now un.
I'll July let in Visiting parts of the coun-
" Of most interest.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

-wnton, McFarlAuo d Co, call stten.
iion to the only reliable Ready Mined
Pain, IN the market Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared Pair. Is no; Jnly superior 10 any
Ready Mixed Paint sold but rivals pure
white lead in its smoothness in working
and durability This paint is guaranteed
bv the manufacturer not 10 crack or peel
within three years. The guarantee IL not
only good FOR replacing the paint but IL
will be put on II ii should crack or peel
within ihe time speciaej. 1t will be 10
your interest TO call and see Wilson, Nc,
Farlane & Co, before purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready Mixed
Paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

If you are lean and want 70 get fat, II
you have the blues and need cheering, II
your wife make, Il so no, for you that you
can appreciate real pleasant evening, II
your clothes do not Ct you and you want
little respite from thS, Inconvenience or II
you are no, happy and want TO be 50, Why
90 TO Muldoon's Picnic at the opera house
on Saturday evening. Reserved seats .,
Sonrbeck's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
From the State Capitol.

ENRON. Dyvocgtr. Govcrpor Patti.
,ort. G,., ro,cr,io, came Of la, eyoripp.
i, ws. An epioy.bl. affair. The head. Of
dcrsrtu.r,. ana members of the Legila.
ture were there in full force beside.
number Of citizens. both ladies and reu.
,Icmcn who rcprc.entei our mo., respect.
cd and fashionable portion Of the commu-
ni,y. The executive mansion was bri.
| liauuy lighted, about half pa., eight the
gu,,t. commenced 70 srrivc, and were re-
cciycd in the banquc,iug pArlor by Cover
nor and Mr.. PAt,i.on, Mrs. ". II Sieng.
cr, wife Of the Secretary o' State, and
Mi.f Woolford couin II Mr. PAt,ison's
. Beautiful Gowcrr greeted one on every side,
/ the delicate .m.la1 hung in fe.tuons from
/ the chandeliers and tropical plant. stood
around 10 prod,gAl profusion-with the
/ pure Gala li,y, and our native rose, r.
miudiug ~ Of summer their sweet per-
+ fame seemed to ~hisper IA welcome to all
/ Among the distinguished ggesn present.
we're the Hon. Jeremiah S. Bisck, At,or-
roy General I.aai. {. Cassidy, Hon. John
/ stewart Of CAAmbersb4rg. candidate on
I The Independent i.cisr, far governor, Hon
William A WAllaco and Lieut. Gov.
/ Chauury 7. Black And here by the way
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

MIR. J. c. Sample, Of Pine Grove
Mills, Centre county, took in the sights
about town last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Sample is the leading merchant and
business man Of bis town, aud carries
stock Of goods which would do credit to q
town Of 10000. Tyrone Times.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
Provision Mnrket.
Ncw Advertisements.
NOTICE OE APPEALS-l

NOTICE OF APPEALS.-Ap.
rea1s viii % hslB Ai the Cazuissiansrt' afirs
iu Bellsfartt far The different BarsgPhs and Town.
'Ails - Centre county 8, iallovs
Patton iavBshir Monday Juns
Half Moon tav vuthip Monday. June e.
IsrEusen tawuthiy. Tussdss' June ?.
Hafris township. "Wednesday June O.
college township. W We8n~zdsv June 4.
Potter isvnthip, THURSDAY. june e.
GrrzE township Friia1. June
Penn township. Monday June u.
hiilh.eu borusEh. Monday. Juhr 81.
HaiBHs tavushly Tuesday. june g.
Mile township, Tusslss. June u
WslEet taunshIT. " edussiHV. Ia
Marion touuship wednesday. June J..
Howard hareaFh. Thsrs8ss. June "a
Howard township. THURSDAY. Iuss Il.
Liberty t0vhshir, Friday. June la
Curtin fovHshir. Friday, dune u.
RlErs t1u uship Monday, June J..
NiesbufF borough, Monday. JBue j.
Huston township. Tueaiar June 10.
tuiou township. Tuesday, June %
TnioutiliS borough, Tuesday, June H..
worth township Wa8uesdAs June o.
Taylor vuship. Nsduesday Juue lH
nurntde township. Wsauesiav Juut %
Rusb township. THURSDAY, june q.
PhiiipfHutg baruuRb THURSDAY June u
Su0~ Shoe taSHshiF. FRIDAY. June p
Hehnet township, Friday, June p
spriEE township Monday. Juus g'
BellsfaHis borough, Tuessay, IgHe -
From a'clock A " 20 O'Clock y NJ each DAY
The Assessors with their lsssi.tAuts noi
required are required t. 10 iu ATTENDANCE.
JOHN WOLF
g. CAMPBELL, Copirt.
A.. J. GRIEST,
NM
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

We have frequently been impressed
by the gentlemAnly attention paid custom.
ers at the hard ware store Of Messrs. vii.
son, McFarlane d Co. Mitchell, Pontius
Musser, and the obliging Colonel himself,
take great interest In persons who call
whether their mission be TO purchase or
not
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

MuLpooS's PTCSTC. This amusing err
teriainmeni a. given by tho NEWELL &
ScoTr company has few rivals and no su.
perior. a performance has been secured
by Manager Sourbeck and on Saturday
evening neI, Reynolds Opera house should
be crowded. We understand the repre-
sentAiions to have been strictly 6rsi-c)sss
and AK peru.al Of the following tes,i-
moniAl'
"Muldoons Picnic will remove the
tariff Puck
"Muldoons Picnic" is the Missing
Link. ~ D Pioawlnr
After "Muldoons Picnic" call the po-
lice - Cincinnati Enquirer
Muldoon's Picnic, a success. -Ns,c York
TribuH<.
Muldoon'. Picnic IL gud fur di.pcpss.
Josh Billings
After seeing Muldoons Picnic was
happy. r. Barnun.
huldoon's Picnic knocked EN- out
". J.. H,rald.
"First-clsss, sab. '--LoH'rtil, 'Co,-ier.
Journal
"Muldoons Picnic" converted me.-R
q. IuqeysoH
Give us some more Of "Muldoon's Pic.
mic. "-Phiia. Press
"Muldoons Picnic" takes tho bakery
N. J.. Sun.
"Muldoon's Picnic" {" laughed the filing
out Of our teeth. .--D Dsfrou Free Press.
Imprison me for life with manuscript
Of "Auldoon's Picnic Frank James.
Secure your seats, at Sourbecks store
to-day. No extra charge.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

"A postal card from Mr.. james Love,
Of Troy, Miami coanty, Ohio, tells US that
whea, in that locality is swfu! poor,
thousands Of acres have been plowed up for
corn" To Mr. Loves inquiry As to the
prospects in Centre county, we can answer
that they never were better, nor more
promising.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

"A valuable Bellefonie property, ez.
tending from Linn TO Lamb street, there
on erected two good dwelling houses, y
offered for sale on easy terms by Adam
Hoy, Esq., who will be pleased to nego.
tiata for ila sale.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
Local Department.

When il comes TO skipping over inc
turf at u lively rate, Arty Brown Is nara
to beat.
An infant daughter arrived Al the res
idencc of Mr.. James Potter on Friday
morning.
MIR. ]. w. Miller, general secretary
of the Y. VI. c. A. Of this place. Is !"
Milwaukee,
Read the new advertisement "t the
Bee Hive and then 60 there Tor your "fF
goods and gents furnishing goods.
Harry Hicks has had another monster
sign painted, ,hi. time ON Mallory black
smith shop. Lonbergcr and IrV'n' NJ
fists
MI an" N''. l''> ',n
Won ''"''' .t.r
to' ''"'.'."@
~ T,.. n.cLer ,r I...k Haven.
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o.n,, -, Tn..l,y Ue i. brim full Of
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our next issue.
No better cultivated nor more promo
garden thah 'hAt oil M'' iiA"s ~ .,A''
ant usp' Is 10 DC see" III! ""'''' W.!
he had all kinds ot vege'ao'''' '' MS own
raising TWO weeks ago, -,
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speedily 'u'hed out 'o~' ''''" A'' ''"'
longer MT o'oh'ml''e''
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heart.
The arrangement thus far made for
q grand celebration here, July 4!h, war
rant the assertion that it will be sn enjoy
able affair. our Lock Haven friends owe
:. ., ,bor,.aIvo. 80 ,yoIl a. ,o us that tbev
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sirous OF seeing the monster can do So
"A district Sunday school convention
Of the A. NJ. +. church will be held At
Huntington from June to June II, in
elusive. The program promises an inter.
esting time Chas. Garner Of this place,
district superintendent, is conducting the
arrangement
-ke'erehce "" made IN these columns
Two weeks sgo' 70 "hat seemed 70 Dc An
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

On Friday we called upon the MIL
holm Journal and had just become inter
ested when cruel fate interposed and cut
the cha; short, bot we'll try again the
fret opportunity.