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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Local Department.
Nj. is court week three times.

On fS"' -, a.. p...,ao,,,. n0.
ii''' wv ''"
n,,,- c.u.. h.. ,o,rr,oa from
phuaas,,tis
Geor,s Keis,er, Of Aaronsburg, drove
into town Yesterday.
Las, Thursday the brick works were
closed Mt Sandy Ridge.
The brioge is completed and has a
virgin coat Of white paint.
Hon. ;. R Peale was in town yes'eF'
day on railroad business
A W. Ralston, OF Pine Grove M'''''
has moved MS ''u'''S 70 u''P,o" 8
We would be highly srauard if any on
missed bv our carrier boy would report to
~,
There j.. a man in Wsllaceton mean
enough to kick his mother. Boys, string
him up.
lack Graham rave Us a pleasant chat
lack saws things are all right in Philips
bn,,
Our good looking friend, Harry VIII
Jams, Of Philip'burg, is attending court a'
witness this week,
We call attention to the display OF
Lyon & Co. We give An elaborate list OF
THAR b,g stock Of goods.
-Rvnaer. Of the Altoona Advance, gave
US pleasant call on Monday. We had
chat over the glorious mar'yrdom oi ye
editor.
Sir Patrick Flinniu., Of Tyrone.
,rs,t Monday in Bellefon,o Mr.. Flynn
ia ono or the shrewde,t business men in
ps,,.vIvsn,s
To our afflicted readcrs-this is proba-
hlv o,f- last local on the bridge. You may
get one or two yet from our esteemed town
contemporaries.
The Mus man +, complaining be.
cause the bridge is not ornamental What
Apityl But then it has the quality Of be-
Ing useful.
We hsd one long-windcd jury this
week. They .pen, Tuesday night 10 the
iury room, and perhaps are going to stay
until Christmas.
-Wanaceton Young ladies uso corn
starch instead OF powder. Wonder if it
Isn't the skum tha, makes the gals 50 yal-
Ter in those dirgings.
Tbo p,,,,lJi.,, b.s our thanks for il,
o.n-,... .nJ t;,aoo.. :, ,bs rss, few
wa.k. Tbov .ser, down there able 10
,vm,.,b;,e with moor devil in distress.
T,.,L.,i,i,, wbi.ksv bss a. many
sob,i,r o,sli,is. a. tho Fourth Of Jul,
sr,icro and tho syersgs American T. puz
,lod 70 know which /. "the dsy We cele.
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LIZZIE Blanchard returned from Hu'oIe |
last week Ihey are Delighted Win '"e't
trip and much oenen'ied oy 'he ocean
travel John VIII study law thi' winter
In the Office Of +. r. NJ. blanchard
Our old friend, Donald 81. George |
Frazer, lectured IN Glen HoPeabou's week |
ago. When Don was IN Be'Ieionte IN the
Houtz heirs' case, be just a'tonished Us ma
tives in bis Shske'pesT. Joe, do you re- |
member that night
j. II. Crisman spent Thanksgiving |
Day with his wifes parents on Spring
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

WE notice the commendable zeal
with which stree. commissioner Shau'
ghensy has been cleaning up the streets.
Give Tom a chance and he will keep
them all right. Some ill-natured
critics fsy that Tom has no eye for
straight lines, but we will not make any
ado about such q trifle. lie is mind
ful Of the public comfort aud accom-
molales the private citizen, as much rs
in him lies.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

CoRREspoNDENcE. containing important news, a'ldt
ed from any part Of the county No commune tH MS
,rted uuless accompanied by tho rual name OF the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Among Our Exchanges.


Jumbo was In the grand proces,tion on
Evacuation Day in New York, aud al
trhctcd more attention than President Ar
thur, Cen. Grant or the governors and
high officials who msrched through mud
rain and storm - Hitiiamsport Sun and
Banner
One Of the latest rumors Is that Cover
nor Pnttison will call another extra sossfon
immediately upon the adjournment Of the
present one. 1t is to be hoped not.-Ai
toona 7l,ibun,.
-Mrs. Laugtry will appear in the
"Scbool for Scandal" in Warrington next
weck.-Pbila Times.
In the hands Of tho people entirely unan.
imous, the postnl card proved last week a.
mighty asa prcsdential pardon Phiia.
Press.
1t must be highly gratifying 70 our zen.
alors and representatives, at Hnrrrburg TO
know that the people Of the State are bu.y
with slate md pencil figuring up how much
Of their saInries they have earned At
t,oua W,ehiy CaH
General Grunt il credited with ,syiup
lhnl he has never slaid 10 one place long
enough TO form any local attachment.
MHybc this accounts FOR biz third term
mania lie wanted 70 form "A local rttacE-
mcnt 20 Washingion.- Groyiic
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Give us cheaper gas.

"hT' ShHpiei Eti VI FefRurpn toWh-
ship, glanced sideways on his friends in
town.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Episco-
pal church had its last meeting at Mrs. A
Brews.
The Electric Light Cos. house Is al
ready going up, and will be rushed to com
pletion.
If the Electric Light Co of Belle
fonte can reduce the price of gas or light,
let her come.
Bless your soul. She has been in that
school for years, and is a remarkably apt
pupil.
1t is now the Borough Of Port Matilda
1t will hardly be Worth while to look after
the rest Of the township.
We noticed the por,ly form Of d W.
Holt, one Of Philirsburgs solid men, on
our streets on Monday
IF Milesburg had the one.arh Of the
business push that her band shows, so much
grass wouldn't grow on her streets
The colored band WAS out in full force
on Thanksgiving night and rendered some
choice music. We congratulate our coll
ored friends on their proficiency
The Milcsburg Cttizon's Cornot Band
will hold their next fnir and festival in
Cars store room. Tho boy. want new
uniforms.
d. NJ. N"idogb, Of Ferguson, was in
town on Tuesday. Mr. Ncidceh was "a
candidate for Sheriff two years ago. He
is one Of the solid Democrats of Ferguson.
DR.. Hnr,hberg"r has built himself a
new home in Port Matilda. 4 handsome
home, with nice new wife to 20 to house
keeping with. Tho climate agrees with
tho Dr., anyway, Congratulations.
The Da''y Ne,os advocates aning the
profane, according 10 law says il would
pay Of the borough debt In less than
fortnight GOSH Docs Bcllcfonte swear
81, 900 worth every week
Tho Episcopal ladies will hold a ios,i-
vul on Friday Dec a. Delicious things
to eat. Then there r. 20 be fair, whore
the most beautiful goods in fancy work,
Christmas rrescnt., etc, will De Tor sale.
Holiday good. begin TO appear in the
store windows and the heart Of the urchfn
r,joicclh, but the face Of tho old gentle.
man begins to put on an elongated appear
anco as the day Of purchase spproschcih
Mrs. E1-sherif Linglo hss been scri.
ously ill for tho last week Her friend.
have been very much alarmed for her
safety. Her physician, Dr. Fsirlaml, is
nov hopeful Of her ultimate recovery.
Have you noticed the smiling eoun,c-
nance, for the past week, Of " Hcjnlo,
Eco our District Attorney I,s bounc
ing boy. Yes, {. is, and solid Democrat
tc vote Tor President in 1904
Ed Munson and Jack Grsham
ru. in an appearance at cour, on Tgcsday
|. ia pity that such lively and energetic
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DIED.

hltN -NfHar. I,rart 81 fNs l.tnr ~ De psr law
~ li"m~- .n Nun --.b. l-ss sE,t 81. y.rrt Hud
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

T PHYsIrIkNs We DO not find fault,
rorrnarh ur condemn ihe practice ~ sny
regular physician r-ihi. is not our mission
but ve DO rIsim if be acre l0 sdd Pc
r'r.g lu hi. pr".rririia7s a. dtfectrd 10 our
book On the IN. ~ Lafr" land furnished
rrstuit"usly by all drurci,u) be would
cure all hi. VaIieuis
O>wFG0 Potter county. Pa
pE HARTMAN Dear Sir. The small
ulcers ~" oil hpHl.d. and the large ones
arc not more than half - large ~ they
were. am feeling quite well The reo-
90" say your ISrupd Gs doing y miracle. /
du not take uearly ~ much opium - did
before 4S-2L Mas 4 MAYSARp.
We have 'ust received our rev Fall
sud Winter WoOleHs Call and leave
your order.
MoVroowFRT & Co. Tsilora.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-15
NO 2S.

mu' ity foster 'lrt interest upon which
its present, as well As future; prosper
ity depends. But what, says one,
has this To do with the question of "A
pubIic school huus Ii has enough
to do with il 10 Justify its considera.
tion, as we shall Sre.
1t is well known thai the milling
interest is the foundation uRu which
rest the prosperity of Lake Charles, at
least for tie Hext half crniury, aud the
brain and muscle of the operatives In
these mills is furnished by a class of
men who must take advantage of the
public schools to educate their chill
drcu, AS but few of them are able to
pay tuition and live. These are facts
which are evident to even a casual
observer. Then it become those en-
gagged in this business to secure mtel-
Ilgrnt, educated, satisfied labor which
can only he done hy providing the
requisite school facilities, which will
encourage lahoriug men with families
to remain with us, and thus remedy
the evil SO disgusting to saw mill men
of employing green hands every few
days. And to those taxpayiug citizens
not included in the class just men
toned, we have this to saA, if YOU
prosper rs your urighhur rruSpcrs,
then his interest hrcomrs Your inter
est and we" versa. AMI ~ ,iH, leaving
ont all selfish and mrrcruary motives,
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No iuridcu, of the present noIitical
cumuaivu is mo,r marked than the
vast iurrras, in breadth and ahilnv in
the rrcnt,npn, of uublir uurs,iout hy
the urwspuprrs, One of our civ CON.
trmrnrarirs. in hestuwinp its euco-
miu,p-. with that Iordlv air which sus
50, n c f,Ily ON civ nrvsnarrrs. men.
tious one naprr. which has rrcnn:Iy
! chan Il u,urrshir Il. nur If ,h, h.s,
p.IpcIs whIrh has been f,llowiup the
/ lead IF the plcayunc. Bur arcorIinv
to our observation, aud 1t Is one Of
| III, most srrIklnu rf the reform, in
journalism. the ruuu,n prr,, arr mo-,
| fuIlowiuv an, body', Ieadpr,hip this
wear, Thcy urr forming tLrii. u,vu.
orIpinns and they are rxpr, ,s,iuv
them with il lucid rlruancr of r>rrcs.
sion and cogrncy of logical force that
are doing much for the elevation nt
the press in the state, The time was
thar thr c,uuirv editor WAS mat rv.
rectcd to have oDiniops. He MAS RIM
Ly u cotprir. and his pen was r,.uarird
As A part Of the furniture. of rh,. rsr,h.
Iishment He took care that his work
>hunId he as mrchnnicaI As was nppru-
nriatp to the lheor.. Bul ,his ,ira is
pretty we'll expluicd, and innrnaism
is peitiup to be the force in urac,jrr
that it is So often drscrinrd in rheur,
Some Of the very best articles, he
most comprehensive in their grasp,
the most exhaustive in treatment. the
most graceful in style. have been prn-
duced this wear hv those country pa,
pcrs which are SUPPOSED to he in
mauiug sIrnps, Ard they show the
Sims Of comvletc mdrpcudance in
their policy il has been seen that a
paprr' which is looked ON ns the orgau
Of clique or faction, has realty no
force N shaping public opinion, and
ih, ottrmnt In f,,is, , s,urI,,ns ryurr..
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Zine rains have fallen in Texas.

Fine rains have fallen in Texas.
Frank James has been acquitted.
From all parts of Louisiana comes
the cry of more rain wanted.
The Count De Paris has been recng,
nized by the legitmists of France.
Tom Ochiltrre, congressman from
Texas, witnessed the unveiling Of the
Lafayette statue in Paris.
In LuIng, Texas, on the 9th inst,
Sam Brown murdered his sweet
hearts father and Sam is in Jail at
Lockhart.
Five hundred newspaper men were
gathered together on Friday at Louis
vile, Ky. What a swapping of opinions
there must have been.
A New York paper puts Beast But
Ter and Hon. john ii. Reagan on IL
ticket for president and vice-preSident
Remarks are scarcely in order.
The first of September edition of
the Times-Drmorrat was sextuple
sheet, full of the most important in
formation and invaluable to business
men, mechanics, farmers, immigrants
and every hody else. Also interesting
interviews with the governors Of Ala,
bama, Arkansas. Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and
Texas. Those who have not received
" copy should send for 1t. Only five
cents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-15

Communicated.

We are glad to know that the sub
jrct Of public schools will he brought
prominently before the minds of the
citizens Of Lake Charles during the
next week, and in our opinion nothing
could Gngnge the serinus attention of
our people which can promise to he of
more lasting beurf; 10 MS than this
matter Of Il public schpuI, if properly
adjusted We are glad To know that
the people Of Lake Charles are 50 he
permitted to say whether they arc able
"r willing to erect a suitable binding
for public school purposes. The idea
'Uat Lake Charles is not WiHing 10
hnlli . public school honse, to receive
cndit, must be preached to those to,
tally nnarquaintcd with The progress
siyencss Of the place ant the public
spirit Of our leading men whose pAsl
actions in snch cases have kept our
cily abreast Of the Zines, nor d. We
apprehcpd that our .Ciiy Fathers !"
Or our citizens IT large viii be dereliei
in this important duty which the in
terest of minority of the yonihs Of
Lake Cllanes demands, should receive
immediate attention
i Is hardly necessary for me 70 say
that il Is very important lllat 4 com
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-15

The Atlanta Gtm>l,ntlpn catalogues
the blessings f proteetiunisln; 'Flt
protects u, from abundance and gives
rs the fnll bcnetil Of srarriiy II pro-
trcis rs from cnnPrlHmn and gon-
signs Us tlmonoppIy. II euahlrs Us
to pay mart fm apr gaWls aud get less
for our money. II scenes rs dear
goods, higher prices, low wages aud
hard living, All than IL yal are
workipgnap and nai IN employer IF
labor IN a specially tavafcd industry,
bpl John Raaab, the famoH4 Penhsyl-
ynnia ship-bnliilF, rs iiip /, few
days ago, tefpre lle $ BAL Commit
ife op lal1of a Eleatiop, thar 1t
one ime BIZ aas ! lranp aii ihe prai-
rps ot llln0s, aiiiqlt i doliar ii bis
pocket Ne uHv employs over 800
mn5 and i rich The ptoieeiiYe tariff
seems to haNe baill u some fortunes.
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VOL. AY
Attorney -1L.EnW.

.~-~-0-~-~-~--~-~--~---~-
- AHRIEL A. FOl NNET.
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RESIDENCE SOUTH SIDE BROAD ST
LAKE CHARLES, IA.
CUTTING : FITTING

THOs KLEINPETEK, D. W. BRYAN,
Parish Surveyor. Proprietor Echo.
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IAEE CuANLE~. I~IANA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-13

Orleans Railroad has brought suit in the
United States Court against the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway for the sum
OF u million dollars damages sustained
since last May by the latter's refusal to ex-
change business with the former in accord
ance with the decision which Judge Hallet
recently rendered.
A Compromise Effected.
ST. PAUL. April 12.-The attorneys OF
the Northwestern Railroad are said to have
given notice in the District Court OF the
Withdrawal Of the attachment against the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids * Northern
Railroad in 5000, 900 damages for a breach
Of contract in carrying coal. 1t IL stated
that . compromise has been Effected.
Loss Of she steamer WyIIy.
Columns, Ga, April 12.-The steamer
WILLY, Of the Central line Of steamers,
struck the bridge at Fort Gaines. carrying
away the cabin and sinking Immediately.
The first and second clerks, q negro child
and three deck hands are missing. She
bad a miscellaneous cargo. The boat and
cargo are q total loss.
Crockett Hung by q Mob.
LYNcHBuRa, Va, April 12.-Early this
morning about 100 disguised persons at
tackled the Jail at wytheville, forced the
Sheriff to surrender the keys and took
VIM. Crockett from the Jail and hung him
Crockett was awaiting trial for the muir
der Of Josh F. Hunt, in Wytheville.
Sitting Bull to Join n Church.
MILWAUKEE, April 12.-Bishop Marty Of
Dakota is now in this city. He say Sit
ting Bull will soon join the Catholic
Church. There are now 1000 Indians in
Dakota belonging to the Catholic Church.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-13
OVER THE WATER.

Gas EpiOsiom In n Theater-Many
Killed In the Panic which En-
suea-The Trial of Zoe Brady Re-
sumed-James Carey Again ON the
Witness stand.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sENTIHxL.l
PARIS, April 12.-The papers this morn
ing report that the terrible catastrophe in
the theatsr at Rivel was caused by Me
explosion of gas. The performance wa in
progress at the time, and the theater
crowded. Many are said to have been
killed in the panic which ensued.
DUBLIN, April 12.-The trial OF Joe
Brady, charged with numbering Cavendish
and Burke, was resumed this morning.
James Carey was again placed on the wit
ness stand, and examined by counsel for
defense, who ELECTED the Information that
when plotting the murder with the other
accused men, he was q member Of . sodal-
ity which received the sacrament at stated
periods. Carey also stated that he was
promised pardon before he determined to
give his evidence against his fellow con-
spirators. A photograph was handed
Carey, which the witness Immediately
identified as hat of man known a. No. l.
LONDON. April 12.-Norman, Gallagher,
Dalton, Wilson, Curtin and Ansburgh
were taken to the Bow street Police Court
this morning in the prison van. They
were driven at a rapid pace and accom-
panied by . guard Of armed police and
mounted Constables. A large crowd fol-
lowed the prisoners to the Courthouse.
The whole route was lined with policemen,
and every precaution was taken to prevent
a rescue. The prisoners appeared per-
festly calm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-13
SENSE Ann

A liver pad Is not as dangerous ~ q foot
pad, yet 1t is said TO take right hold Of .
man.
It is said that the editor Of the London
Punch jests necessarily. He takes good
care, however, to keep his jokes out Of his
paper.
He believes in cremation, but he de-
dimes to join the association. mo, sir; II
isn't necessary; I live in the fifth story Of
. New York hotel"
Hanging may not deter another man
from killing, but 1t reduces the living list
OF murderers and saves the Governor from
signing pardon papers.
Rev. Thomas K. Beecher d IN California
We are afraid that by the time II gets to
him the rabbit will have moved.
II cast . gloom over the entire Assem-.
blage when, Ut . Dallas church fair, the min
ister's SON walked up TO the grab-bAg aud
prixe-cake table and asked that the game
Be explained 10 him before he bought any
chips.
General Sherman kisses every girl to
whom be 10 introduced, and 1t IL notice.
able that the prettier the girl the harder IL
IL for him TO remember her, and some
times has to be introduced to the same
girl . dozen times.
Mrs. Allcash tjust returned from abroad)
-"Oh, but Of ell places, my dear, give me
lily. In Venice, now, II IL simply per-
fsct TO dine in 3 sort Of . doice-iar-niente
way, and then 60 on the grand canal and
take . nice nap In your gondoller."
A London paper says the new divided
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-13
MISCELLANEOUs.
FIRST STRAWBERRIES

VNhE FIRST STRAWBERRIES on
season were to-day received nv = THE
man from the Californis fruit shinne' Lsch-
wilson 4 Son. Of Newcastle, Cal. WI.
the aforementioned Arm have. tbror.
ia OF their fndomitable skill and Dersssn the
business energies, become famous snS 'efing
name widely known - fruit packers ana .asir
NOT contented with p ct sch-ieven.r
ieady acquired. they, by their enta-nn,s d.
business men, seek TO be outdone b1r r,se "
ana an equal to all. That they hays ~ one
successful In their endeavors to affair proSen
enc no one can for . moment deny. sn an
Win . view to more easily and onicL,x.
their patrons they have erected = v !. serve
and handsome bailding ample and large
dious enough for all purposes. in clos .omno-
unity and almost opposite Wells. F.r.e pror.
aud the q. p. r. r. freight office, III = 20.
very conveniently situated, and hsvina 20
building connected by platforms 10 .neir
the o. p. R. r. Co., ali joltine nose Of
caused otherwise will be dispens.d 1nvsssmsArily
the fruit trucked In perfect order fro !, and
building to the O.. p. n. R. depot. whsrn tneir
loaded on the cars by competent bsnS.a ~ IL
in that line. and sent forward in cond,,i siaied
undergo its journey, II carefully hsndIalsnon to
On route. in perfect safety. while
Fresh fruit we'll and carefullv n..
their motto. and they make It q part Of asou /, y
business to see that all fruit is forwsrdsdS e y
the same day an order may have been recs; On
Their market covers . very large ara ~
GLIDING the Territories. "ea' H.
Our merchants will do we'll to give Nss...
". J. WILSON L SON = fair trial. s n,ssfs'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-13
a MILD JOKE.
a Kan who Has supported Hflnssli
BY IL for Ten Years.

Kan who Has Supported Himself
BY IL for Ten Years.
Stoekfom Herald.
II never did have 10y luck" said .
battered citisen whose coat was torn halt
way up the back and whose toes viewed
the rainy weather through wiadows in his
shoes yesterday.
"What's the matter =" asked the bar.
keeper, keeping his hand on the bottle un-
VI the short BIT was dshed ont Of the ragged
pocket.
"Ths mattsr7 Why this here storm has
spoiled my racket"
"WhAt was II II"
"Well. you see I'm 3 humorist. hang
around agricultural places like this and
dry seasons that make everybody hlus are
nuta for 10. I walks up 70 : ranchss and
brings . consumptive cough and says,
husky-iks: lyon don't know where I
could got work, do yon. xistsr :" Then I
"swork |, says he, lookin' me over an
gettin' . whf6 Of my breath. Nov. what
kind Of work are you loohin' ATARI
"Then I says. I'm loohin' for work ~
my trsde. air.
"swhat's Yer trader says he.
"spSayins for RAIN says !. an he esn.
erAlly laneha and stakes ne 70 Quastss.
That there Joke I've lived on tor ton con-
ougutive Summers, and God only kncws
what I'll do for The nsxt three Or four
weeks. Good crops ere disastrous V me-"
and the humorist aulpsd biz whlsky sadly
and shook his had m~ournfnlly u 10
turned his infamsd facs 70 the door and
ssw fsain the wet, gray clouds that made
everybody else rejoice.