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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

p.;rd's Minstrels paraded the street Satur-
a.,. They were fine looking set of men and
made some first class music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

Tho ,umber for the roof of the NJ. c. round
house has arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

Inc business manager Of the Leadville
NCoi) Chronicle, Mr. Mark L. Goldenburg,
syc that he has the highest confidence in
Cx Jacobs Oil, and believes tia splendid spe-
canc for rheumatism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

The new postal notes are becoming very
popular. A larger number of people send
srall amounts of money than those transmit
ting large, and these notes are just what is
required. 1t is believed that during the year
there will be 1000. 900 used, representing,
perhaps, money value of $4,000, 900. The
experience in England, as well as the facts
have warranted this assertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

Tho Maine Farmers Almanac for 1884 is
on the market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

An insane lady, Mrs. George Harmon Of
Portland, was taken to the Insane Hospital
Saturday. She was accompanied by Mar
.bal Andrews of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

u.,Iox,enn is being talked up among the
young ladies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

u,,leigh & Bodwell's great herd of import
ID tho roughbred cattle arrived in Hallowell,
r,;dav night, safe and sound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

NASpecial communication of Bethlehem
Lodge +. { A. NJ, on this Monday even
ing, at i.30 o'clock. Work in the Third
Degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

We shall offer 10 pieces OTTOMAN
shades $lS4 yard worth 50 yard These goods
warranted pure silk. and warranted not to Break Pull
l0pieces OTTOMAN SILKS in all the shades
including Evening Shades Al 81 II
yard worth 81
10 GROSS GRAIN Coed Silks This line silks
was never before offered in Kennebec County for less than $3.50
pieces BLACK GROSS GRAIN SILKS ISL 90 per yard;
marked down from $3.50 We have other silks in
Black and Colored from yard
So so yard. This will be
the
in need of silks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-29

IT.. supreme Court adjourned Saturday
for t~o weeks
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

The "verthr.w of Malone, the
lI1tlr ryraut buss ,et over the people
"f Virginia ny the adniuisrrari. n.
cl"lh'd with il- aulh"rity aud patron.
age lo buy suhmi--inu. calls tn mind
The iamuus fight uf the late lI.nry a
Wi-e With the knnw nnrhing party
who nj uIe time had entrpurh,d itrrli
~ HAT state, ~ we'll as ~ many 9TH. r
-lalrs. Wise met them IN the Fl 1T
Hni cln.,tl the career uf that pr"s rip.
liun uI'lrr uf IHllii'iaus - bii ciually
that furevrr, after no une was found
lRld enough Ia acknowl,d1r he ever
trained IN The ur pr. In the pr,7"ni
ease ln john ). Balhuur is due The
great h"nnr vt lH,ling iu the nv.r.
lhruw of the Mahuue government,
equally bare And pru-rripive. snd
founded in dish"nnr. aud the M auesi
appliances that were ever use,l b,
hrnsgngues Ia capture the ignorant
aud lhuughilrss IN The Degradation vi
u state. All hunnr to Barbour!
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

TnE Land 81 the Pharanhs tremhlr.
at The approach of the victuri"u,
armies oi the false prophet 1h
'H;rmirare Egyptians ARE completed,
ut The mercy nf the bravrst aud m,ri
harhar"us srl,lirrs "f the aye. Nmh
my hui the inlrrv nlim nf EurnIesu
rowrr can save Egypt fr"m cnuqm st
hy II Mah,li Nalnleuu attempted
the conquest "f Africa at the head III
the fuest disciplined lH~ly nf men that
ever crnsse'l The Mediterranean. flushed
with hundred victnries, aud lrd hy
the greatest soldiers the world has
ever seen. The hollow squares of III,
French veterans we're nul proof against
the desperate charges uf the Arabian
hur1emn The result was that ih.
bnnes Of sixty lhmsand Frenchmpb
were left to bleach un the sauds Of th.
Saharah.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

ONE hundred years ago the British
Ll"n ,hr X he duet al NV lmk
from HE Hil nd with viciuus ruar
-ail,d f"r his home ia The old ", rid.
Now New lotkrrs aIe celebrating the
centennial ui the evacuation With
great I"n'p ia the midst III II driving
rain. Fmiy lhuusand mrn marched
ia the lHIade To The sui stirring
music oi "Yank,r D,HTllp," g.. Five
hundred thousand pc pie j'stl,d aud
ctuNd dr,l each Other uu the streets.
"Chet aud Gov. CIravrlaud "reNirN-
Ell the "prrstsh" aud the pickIwckeIs
m Nav I"rk, aud all the cities with
in u hundred miles worked the pa.
iri"Iism oi the crowd iur all il ~a-
w"r'h. Many packet MAS evscua,,d Il
ly th skllIIul manipuIsii,'n "i the
l.shl fiugtI,d g,nuy. New Y rk is
happy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

TINS American bishops At Rune arr
bring right r'yal!y euIrriaiue'! by The
P"l~ snl Caniinalr. and are creating
favorable impr. -sim thr .uyhuut
Eur'pe by Ihrlr independents and
f,arlrs-nrs'. Th' re Is nu qnrsIi"n hul
that the Ameri,au bishops know the
u,-tsl- "f their VhHr'h in thi. country
hlter than 'l,Ts the P.u~ nr the Gil.
hge "f cardinals. aud il Is the part If
NIs'l'dn l"r lh- Sse ui Ramu - hvark.
Ell 10 The advice given by them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
B.llef, ntc Pr speI GUS.

While thruugh"ut the state, and il
-"me nra-ure through ut our wh"I
country, business is mi ing rurrHiIr''
aud manufacturing establishments
clnring up for want "i "rl' r., thrr,
are M signs "f any CESSATION within
nur town or its righhorh"nd.
The location of our town in tn,
centre of one of the finest ani
wcallhicsl agricultural districts in "ur
state, corr gu"us tu and directly con
urrtrd With the biiuniuuus rnul field,
- the Allegheny range. aud iHv"f~
~ith the never failing water power
hat centres IL Ahd h.ws through uur
hnrnugh, har given rIse tua divrrsif''
industry that is srldnnl met within
me ImHliIv. amd which is ever lm
1ur,st guuratt euf -luh e husIu ~ nud
'nr the employ ment ut lHbnr aud cap
III. The outcome uf such lucHrIu,
u B,llriunte pre- srnls l. n."rt appr
lated, aud the hen, fts that flow from
are most vahlr, Wh,n all 9th, :
mtIs nt our country are feeling th'
H. ch Of hard times. We enuun raj,
one of the ltading industries WlIhtI
ur bnrnugh aud It's immediate ucigl,
"rhmd. ut the pr,scrt Time in tn
ull tile "t prosperity. la NiI: Linn
N,C"y x Coz. furnace, tnrpe, rullirl
nj wire mill, f: the Bellriuuie maj
works.; the four large lime burning
>ilus of a G. Mrri-, E-q Ih. lhr.
rye lime burning kiIns uf Mrrrr,
\Irxsnlrr K {" ; The fl ,uriug mill.
t Mr-sr-. Gnrhfirk, ilalr * Go HAY
ny capacity of one hundred harr,l.
"r day the fl uring mills "i Mrs-r
- T. NV iN'HIr q ~, llaNlliE hlrl u
aIatity of one hundred harrrl- p,I
V. Th' extensive planning. d"n
,nd sa,h, lumber mills uf Meet.
'ri'lrr IL Snn. The extensive mill,
i like character uf J,hm Ard,Il. E.q
The foundry aud mn, hine ,h"p {"
"nkins, Duncan 4 Co; the luuulI,
al machine shop "i CIR feIh. IhrA.
4 Co.; the agricultural machin.
vrrks oi Lands. G"r'l"u & g.; rh,
,rrsge making establishment "i }
:. BarruE E-q ; th" 'Xrcn-ive irm
,nrks uf the Mr,sr-. Valentine, a.,
xe manulaclnry "i J. F,arun Miami
~. The only establishment IDLE
lng the large ear works which NJ,
: prees4 tn changr "f ownprship.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

TnE nfFirial canvass nf the New
Yoik election, shows the myorities ni
the Dtm0cralic candidates at the late
election. A. fullnwr: For Sweat. state
engineer. 20 O70; hr Mnxwill. tras
uf.r. ~ 0S4 tr Clrapin. conirnIlcr,
1890; f"r D Brirn. a,I"rnr,. l3.050.
Car, Republican, was elrclel by The
whisky and bitwcrr inlers's uniting
npin him, hy Is 20T msimi,y over
Maynard, Democrat, WIN was lie.
clarvI pruhi,iIi Dist.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

TnE question: will present itself
once U The people of Bald Eagh
valley frnm Milesburg to- Beech Crrek
"Whal side ar We going tn take ~
the new raiIroad project? Are we f."
progress, development, better market.
cb'aper frriRhis, cheaper PaSrnpr
rates. iDrra.e,I accommodations, %,
are W jniued To- uur idol, our master
the Pc, n,ylvauia r To have ih,
new Rad 'hlpnls uPnn the peopI.
themselves. Ii they are liberal, i
they are energetic, il they are Willing
to push and aid ihD'se whn will CONF
frum uur community to obtain right,
Of away, the mw ruad is M arsure,
thing. But the people "f B.llrhnt,
canimH bui.l the r,ad nuaitl,4l. VII,
let such an opportunity Ia.s |
seems tD ~ that Every cilzn alunp
the ruiir having any btsire fnr III,
general Improvement Oi uur count,
eanbo' put ~ nl'rla,'Ie 10 the way nl !
rival r'a,l. espe''ially when the pr.'
s,-iliun To build IL Is rs fair rs thi'
one.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
Get Them t Home.

The Republican, lHpr-. and espc
inlly the PiIl,Lurgh G0zctte. in rh
,hstnrp ui II ke ,ssue 10 anlagonz
he D,m"rratir party in It's "nWarn
mar'h IL supr' macy III 1881, NJ
making desp,Iatc forts to revive lh,
Old "hIo"dy shIrl" dodge of fmmtI
.lnys To attack and ahu,e the sourI
lhe ulrct "t rhi-, "f course, il l.
,"s-ihl,., to rt.estahlish the s"cliuua
lu,s between the uur,h an,l the soul
~ which they hmcfrl Il in inrnrl
"ntcsrs That thing has had IL Ia,
'ul has lot liz p"trncy IN The norll.
"ill hot now pay the ""londy shirt
migudr again Ia invade the slums ui
he south III pursuit of crimes com
uitt,d hy rascal Ia prove that tic
"urh"Tn states ure barbarian aud thai
uurhr aud iraud alta, hes iu tlr
.r"ple mare than to any other com
nunlirr. NorrhrIn crrluitv or Ia.
atheism vii. not h.rl upon that kIrd
stuff again They know h,It,r.
lh'y know thai there ARE ru,cal- it.
"ry community aud III every sIntr,
'nh ~ u" place ~ greater pr"tu,r"u
= III higher d"Rrre "i Vlllan,.
Nhrihcr ui brutal "ulragcs, vln'atInu-
law, ar contempt at the rights "i
r''z u'hlP than ia paris of P'mnslr
"''h "nd "'h'r n"rth'rh Tlat'r. 1t l.
'"'I enough Y" l""k at nome "hr'
.Hng abroad III search "i crime l.
'-'Tr'Ilt communities "r parry 90
iAl''' W. nave mem mere. I''l''"'
""r "'"''' III i'''"''e'i'''"' i'''
It" En' "r al! "'hcf ''''S "r '""''' "
YOU """' '""''''r' VI ""''"s'' :"
"''''' W ''A"'''' W ""'''' SUNNI >
'I'" u h' sa'Fh"' i" your h'ar' '"I'
'''' '"'" your "u'''''"' l" the h'sh''
"a"'" "' VI "e'''"'"'e "h'h your
'''''''u''"'' 'F ''' al '' nance a"l ''r
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
Thanksgiving Day.

Il" day III" Pr'st'irnt of the United
States aud the Governor of our com
m"n"'a''h have appointed for our
"h'l" people l" return thanks to y Il
t'r h'' n'rr'rs aud hI"T'ingT to III II
nation II Is g"" mat tins 'h"uld
ne are we not a. people s"alsnfb'7i
!" tue tush i"r wealth shn material
"'"s-'IH-' asl"h hc nn'"h<'"u. "i Ih"
almost iI'lIni'e hlrr'Ing that We n""
already eny'Nf The v"rv ragcrner.
cur Pnr'h'i aiirr what We have not,
"akr' what W. have, seem "t IIttl or
II" consequence. a breathing spell +
'h'''' II g""h' needed lhing. INT
'"y " Prar'''"l F'iuthi'"n "I
'"'' '''''E '"' I""P'e are n'erce''hri'
are am"''''u-' i"nd "i show amd
r"ndrur, tut we are 'ham' 10
"'E'"" any more 'han IN hn'i"e'-'
ana "''h our millions x" to ih"i'
churches /" praise tue " ct "i n"'I""'.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

Tx SPEAKER KtIFER seeing tn
prospect ui II complimentary nomiIa
lion for sptnk,r "ur of his reach, ii :,
suid, has concluded To- inrrgn The com
pllmrnt tn more ausplrI"uS Tim
when rump congress may ugaln H.
in u maj"rily.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

RED malrI aud hopeful Tuu
Cooper, The Republican "ho-s" of IT,
s,nate, struck his culnrs aud surr u
derrd unc"udiinnaIly Ia the uIrrn"
iun ni 5. majors Arnh"It aud UpIai
man. Tommy ha- got II new idra :.
what an uIlImarum is whpn somvhr
elsc presents il.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
Mohamet vs Smith.

Two sNs'cnrs al :, lIgi"n stand out
,ruminruily hciolp the civilization ni
hr old anil new w"rId--rhn nf VI"
hnmet aud joseph Smith. M"hame.
Iaui-m has re- chc,l it, old Hg", with
mt lurIng single element of ilr
aggressive character il IL stronger t.
iny than when Peter the Hermit
,Irarhrh his ciu.ah,= against it aud
Ill Europe responded, and rivers ni
hrr-rlan hI.nd Il wed ou the sandy
Inins "f Ala Eight hundred y'ar,
ii wariur, with the christian religion,
ha, lriI the faith ni Mrhnmct terah
l,hrd III every part "f The old world
It cv,r gained loo hnlh exc, pr Spain
It l. IA faith thai appeal to the llhrr.
.rni-m aud brutality "f umn. aud
ns|av,. rhr soul and body of w"mnn.
l. fuund. liun i. vice. ignnraurr and
'mmornlliy The hope Of The lu.urr t..
he rumraui"u,hiput hmli-. Heaven
tu the M-hnn,dau means one va-l
hnrrm With its srm.ruu- plea ure,. IT,.
brutal Disregard oi all that i. hul, g..
lu-t aud good ia human rarnre. r.
thr M.ham' dan woman there can H.
80 future, it i all pr, -eur with her ,
u"t one ray uf sunshine ever enc.
mates the glpum 81 he hHrrm. She l.
n,rr Icy ia The haud- 1T her Iurd.
liv ny onl ' h,cau-c it l. hi- ca-urr,
The twin sitter uf Mphamr,iaui-m l..
M"rm"ui-m. The ialrh uf joe Smith
1. ia IL infancy, vet 1t sways va-i
multitude. CONTROLS urri'uric- an
.crs at Il, fAucc the laws ui G,M ~ 4
uau fcuIrr, the laws # the /. :.
uuIlill and plants IT. immmaliiy ia
the iace ut the ia I-rluniry uf the ie~
s"rld. II M"hnm'daui.m r,and, r rn
The vi,i"u> rnr-int- at human uarurr.
M"rmnui.m, the pr,durI g. the 49,
e. uiurA civilization, paudrr. lu the
vrI'sl passions ~ tie ml.t ign"rsnr.
without the rfn,mrut "f O lrniai
umuraluy The ~,rr,ry ol the ca
Il 'wutut huu-c l. the secrecy of the
grave. Thi- j, Mntmunl-m. lu IL
infancy IL secret rul.sHfI,-- are We X
ing ~ Eurnpe and Amcri,H H. c,u.
vcrts are p"uring IN hy lhnu-ami-
every N'ar irnm Norway, Swee,lrn.
D.uma X. England. Wal,.. sud every
part uf Europe. L. North Carolina
their -uccr,s has hrru pheuumcIal
Their midnight inmrr.luus of nude
Irrsuns brings the blush uf ,haure to
II civIllE i community. Wnrrr will
M"rm"uI-m ia lis y"u h aud uiauh,Hsl
reach : Aggressive beyond chris
llauiiy, srcrct rs death, zal"us as
LrynIn, she invalcs the homes nt
cmi.rrauiry, anI rn.IIIIs the p ism nl'
moral drgra'Ialinu into the mind uf
uususItcring youth.
Where vii It enhI II rcar- il.
lechrrou- E,rm IN crngre-s aud dc.
mandS the protection guaranteed 4"
r ilgr"n hy ihe cuu'Ii,ulIun. Will II
me da, bold the lialaucr mf power
IA the pnir,lcs uf rhl, country? ll'r'
/. Wmk Tor rnugrr,, nt uurr imIsr,.
aucr than ra'rH uukcrIug. Wuu will
apply the kmleH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

The way man brute e'jyed hin
salt, svc'r' Ing I" his own s,ate mem, t,
be cut his Niie's throat beuause he
'Ivnk delight IN killing her." Thi-
Il, light Is 'ul entirely singular Ia this
class ui brulrr. an,l they DO not all
reside IA The sOutn, either.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

IT now louks H. IT Tom Cnprr an'
Is uhe,lIrnt lirHiersnts. 81, wari ani
re, have gone beyond The ,udurau,
their H. publican following IN rh' il
hance ui the c0n,iiluiun end ut
rum"u drcenry. II is auut Il
hat ). naIt UpI~rmsn an" Arhh"lt,
Il Allegheny. have resigned, aud il i.
".Iirved that MNirl, of Allegheny.
Ind BrHgs, of Cambri1. will follow ia
he SAINT direction. A Harrisburg
"rrrsp'u'leut -sy.: "le'puhlicAn rep
spntalivrs dp. lare that sHti-lacinrS
ppnrli"umrnr bills would hav' passed
ny ago bad il mt beru Ter CnnI"r',
IrtrrnIiuali"n To- prevent au,lhing "i
hp snri. Only'a irw days ago one nj
il CUll'agu's urged him to ronsrnt Ia
revival uf the c,,nirrrnre commit.
rer hut CunITr replied, M, we dou't
want any appointment M-mm r.
vh" are pmr in this w"rlds gmHla.
sh" ia fact, have noIhing in del nd
~ except their salarie- h,re. aud who
ave been en- the verge Of want for
uunlhs, are much incrused AT C,nIer >
.'crnt attempt 10 c'htfnl their pay,
'lleVing that bis nature was purify
eR.h and his situalim IN life such
hat he can easily afT,rl To do without
he salary which is sn ahsolute Leccs.
.iry tn many "f the nlemhcr,.
"Whfher there will I've mnre resiv.
'AIi"ns or whether the Republicans nf
The senate sill foIlnw the example set
them Ivy Ih'~e "f Ibe huure. cut l,H~e
frum C'"I+r, agrre "n Anl"rii"nnrnt
aud then pass the house appropriated
rill cannd n"w he determined. But
here Is very ugly feeling against
Cnper aud few of the ether sela'
tons, notably agaiBst S, salOr Siewarl."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
Chr Crptre 9emutrat.
Germs n.5Op,r Aanumin Advance,
Thursday Morning, November 90, 1888
A CoLoRED Catholic church was
OWNED in New York the other day.

THE most criminal hunle ing seems
to have prevailed in the lat arclir
expedition. and from The inve, rigari"n.
viii h have been going on ut Wash
iugtnn, the hlund,r- seem To point t.
Gru. lInzrn, of the signal s,rvict
bureau.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

THE Contest over the sprakershii
way. hot and Mr.. Randall iurgr
nhead lie Is hsck.-d up hy The ~
du.lriaI interests uf TIA rmire COUNT,
and hy the level headed parriorr'
ID mncraric lrad,rs of all -e,1luu-. i
the ,hui,,. wa left Ia the Dm"crsrr,
ma,srs. Randall Suull hr sIsnk.r \
nnjrriDy which wnuIu he simpl
awful NJ man il American p"liticr
stands a. high With all classes "f "uI
Is-,pIe as drc- Samuel J. Randall
M laim of jrhhcry or corruprim
attaches tn hi name. lu all his year,
nf service h has ever hren known ~
the war,h.d"g OF the treasury, ih,
"pp"ucut of rings, lubhies aud rirks.
trrr-ahlr, calm. conservative and
dIltgeat. he Is the nne MN VIII Il,
needed IN the spskrrs chair. III.
election tn the p,,ilinn he has twiu,
held will I've an Assurance tu The coun
nv that all her varied interests au
iulus ries will b. cared f1r Tina
lobbyists aud 'hb.rs will have l.
take back seats, anl ID ,crats. tha
The next president will I've elected b,
yuu. Elect Randall SNEAKER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

HARRY WATTLI,"N aul Rev
H,nIl Watd brrchrr we're the lrAdln.
speakers at free lrade meeting il
New lmk Thursday night ot Ia.
w,,k. They are hir match. BnI
impIaclirHhIr h"urlnns. one r, pre>tII
Ing the Democracy aud the uth,r tm
r puhli ans.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

WHAT II happy ,scapr the Dem"
Gratis made in u"r carry ing Prnu>I !
vania in the last election. The su-
pensiun aud st"rpage of iron ano
other manufactures would have hr,I
charge tn lhrm ~ the rrsuIl Of thei,
success. Aud -urh u howl Ii i,
iris shIfui To Ihitk "f il
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
All sorts.

Ih" census report are nearly complSt.
''d, aud great army OF clerks will
''''h 'r placed on waiting orders.
The N-w Easland railroad. killed
h" t-st y-ar 81 T.. r.nt,s nnd /, isr.J
''' ''@'e'" o' tue INJURED were pAs'en-
'''''
woman hasJu't been award d. 90
i'm'R"s hy C.'V"I1nd c"urt b-rau-e
i n cough she acquired in = newly Ilas.
red hotel ~ that city.
An"'h'ro' NJ" York d-ush'ers has
'cuf"d q iitI"i hu-' amt. a - & ddsrd
I" marry ffInc~ P"n'a'oHtkl when
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

Quay, saw tie P,l,uutgh Ppsi. hm
moved upon The White IInus- aud
surrd Arthur ii j. all right in P.uu
sslvania for his nomination, provide
certain matters are promptly aiten /.
ell t. aud to give greater aulhnrir,
tn his statement. he menliunrd thHr
S-uatpr Cameron hal been cnusut, &
anh was in favor uf throw ing IT,.
Pennsylvania drIopaiinr towards H.,
present Dispenser oi -Ir'i,s. The fri, nd
of Blaine "ljrct to being traded il
this summary manner hy The same ol
busses aud in the urual way. Thp,,
will hr music ia The air ~hrn lhr pru
ccssiuD begins iu more.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

ARrHU III his mrsrage last yenr
recommended reduction ut the ,lu
OF iron, steel. glass. cnttnn aud w~,l,
fabric. Frr this, If he were d ~
ocrat, hp would In. called free trad,r
This year. it 10 sail. he will oppose ia,
abuliriun of internal taxes, aud favn
a revision uf the IariiF.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

Ex Governor Rtm.ey, ~ " nnesnta,
trinks the Republicans should rrnoini.
nate Arthur.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

Tux Presidents Message l. next
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
Tne kenruoky Jupiloe singers.


We find the following notice of the
above named troupe. who open at Turn.
vsrein Hall tonight, in the Santa Bar.
bara Press Of December goth. 1t may
be well to state en- passant that the
Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise
and party were present and highly en-.
joyed the entertainment:
The entertainment was first class in
every way. comprising an infinite variety
OF negro melodies, old ard new, wild,
mournful airs. plantation songs and
dances, camp meeting choruses, comical
songs, and ever popular jubilee hymns.
All tho pieces were given with that in
initable mingling of serio-comic gravity
and intense yet droll abandon which
charaoterizes the genuine darkey min
strel. The company have been well
organized and trained, have sweet
melodious voices and absolute time, tune
and harmony. Miss Webb is well
trained in opera but sings with most
effect such ballads as "Old Folks at
Home" Miss Chester is good soprano
and Miss Maurice is immensely droll
and comical, and was encored repeat
edly. The male voices were all excel
lent. The jokes and stump speech
were new and prime. and were greeted
with storms Of laughter from all quar-
ters OF the house. There was nothing
coarse or unrefned in the whole pro-
gramme, which as jubilee concert, was
certainly first class entertainment,
we'll worth the time and twice the
money spent in going.