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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
COAL AND COKE.


Anthracite GOAL, $3.50 v ton; Pittsburg coal
$475 y ton; RAYMOND City coal, "a " tom
block coal, ~ 40 y ton; block nut, So % v Jon;
Blossburg coal, Sc " TON; crushed coke. 13e ~
bush; lump coke, lie v bush; Connellsville COKE,
CANNED GOODS.
omatoes-TwO-pOun cans. 95c0Sl: 3-pound,
$11501.4O. Peaches-stsndard 3-ponnd. 10. 100
2.35 2pound seconds. 81. 350l.4 2-puund
standard. 81 .609170 COrn-Golden Rule. 81. 10
mouth. 81 .400 LOO; Revere. 81. 4O01.50; MeMur-
ray. Sl.40S130 Blackherries. 2-ponni. 95c0
apple Standard 2pomnd. 81. soS9: second p dS
81 $50 l.75: cove oysters, l-ponnd. full weight,
$19l.o5 light. 55o7Oc: 2-pound-full, S1.750
/ 20 Lima beans, 81 a. 40; peas. marrowfat.
S5e1S1 40: SMALL ST. .35 so; Holsters, 81. 700
1.s0 olueberries. $1,500l.6o.
DRUGS.
Alcohol, So. 2o02 80: asafetida. 2503oc alum,
405c; camphor, 30035c; cOchineal, 60065c
chorOfOrm, 800S5c; cOpperas. brls 1903 80;
cream tartar. pure, 3504Oc; indigo, $l012O
licorice Calao genuine, 30 a 40c; magnesia, carb;
2-Oz. 3O035c: morphine. p. IL ". y ounce, SO 3d.
madden, 120l4c; oil. castor. y gallon. 1880
130 oil bergamot, " 10. S2.7503 opium. "a. 30
sam cOpaiba, 7O075c; soap, CASTLE, FIR, la &c;
soda, bicarb., 4i9O6ee salts EPSON, 4D5c sui
phur hOnr, 4O6c: saltpeier, $4,000; turpentlne,
4S 052c; glycerine. 3OD35c: iOdide potass 81 IS
0l.75; bromide potass 40045 ehiOrate pot
ASH, 20022c; borax, l701Sc cinchonidia. 900
95o.
Ous-Linseed oil. raw. $50 " GALLON boiled,
5Sc. Coal OIL. legal test. 11016c: water white,
14Ac; bank. 60O65c best straits. 65c; Labrador
soc; West Virginia luhrcatng, 2O03O; miners',
Csc; Lard Ols-No. l. So a 90c; do. extra. 95cdSl.
WHITE LEAD-Pure. 6lac; lower grades, 406c.
DRY GOODS.
PRINTs-Albion's. solid cOors Size, American
fancy &c. Aliens fancy &c, Aliens dark &c.
Aliens pink 6lac, Arnold's 6l:e Berlin solid Gu
ors &c, Cocheco 6lse, Conestoga &c. Dunnell's
6lac, Eadyst0ne 6lac, Gloucester 5lac Hartel
6lae, Harmony DC. Hamilton &c, Greenwich
&c, KnickernOcker &c, Mallory pink q loc, Rich
mOnd 6l9c.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures 30. Boot q
8hc, Aeawan F &C. Bedford 4 5l9c, Augusta
Tc, SCOTT AL SC. Continental 7lqc, Dwight
4 star 8lae, Echo Lake 7lac. Graniteville EE To-.
Lawrence LII 6iac. PeppeTell Sc. Pepperell Il
7lac Pepperrl "a 23lac. Peppetell 1O-4 26lae,
Utica "a 27lac. Utica IO-4 3Oc, Utica G &C.
BLEACHED BHEEriNGs-BlAekstOns AA 7loQ,
Ballou Il Son 2 l9c, Chestnut Hill &c, Cabot Al
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op.IN Avn nyov,s,l,,s An c,,,c,,o
CHICAGO, May 22.-The following is the visi-
bile supply of grain for Nav 81: Wheat. e.
o.o 600 ~. "a, 600 I'm. o.,s Eey oon
Ooo'ooV pu; corn, 4,VAA;VoV "ui "a's' oo@,ooV
bu; harley. $4,000 bn; rye, 653, 900 bu.
Reeular what was An good ensou,o,,va 40.
80 "a So" 'Poo""''o ~
mand declined $50 lse early, advanced 1@l 40
above inside figures, receded loc and
o,oss Lao biohar ,or Inn, Ban h,hu
o'o"o juno niEu er
Tor July, lee higher for August and
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Oils.

BRADFORD, Pa, May 22.-The petroleum
$l.o41s lowest, 81 O314, and closed at $i.O3la
Clearances, 1,559,000 brls Total shipments
Yesterday, 63.0Sl hrls Charters, 57,936 brls
Total runs Monday, 1882 brls.
TITUSv1LLE, Pa May 21.-The petroleum
market opened at $1.O4; highesf, 81 Oh q; low
est, $1O3le; closed 81 .03ss. Charters, 81 1886
brls. Shipments. 63,oS0 brls. Runs, 1881
brls.
OIL CITY, Pa. May 22.-The petroleum mar
ket opened at ST. 043s, huctuated between 81 .03l4
aud 81 .O46 and closed at 81 o33s, The trans
actions aggregated 1,7oS,00o Drs.
81 O3ss refined, 7ia07asc, Philadelphia deliv-
cry.
WILMINGTON, May 22-Turpentine steady at
35i9c
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LONDON. May % Government bonds-Con.
soils for money 1d1 1916; account, 1o2 l-16
Railroad bonds-Illinois Central, 14Gl4; Penn
sylvania Central. 59ls; New York Central, 123lQ;
Erie seconds, 81; Reading, 1877.
PARIS, May 2o.-Rentes. 79f 9oc
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COMMERCE..

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPoLIs. May %.
The outlook Of general trade certainly n the
last few days has suffered no definite change for
the worse IN our own markc,r and in some re.
tpects there las ben an Improvement in pros.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.


Mail business is large, put transactions over 'n0
counter are comparatively ie"'
Guinness 10 sAe ueinane ior inoney y ~ ~ -
peeteu at tnis season % Tue year
paper could De placed at per cent l.assef" %
ehange can haralE ne qnoleu' as '"et9 70 NoAS
tor SAFE BANKERS are iaise suppress
Inc genera siIuaeoh sseMs any ,o','t
ing anu ID pHnhi"s eiicies 'H'AS ~
ieeling OF commence Ahe "ors' isa'uies AZ .rp
pntlooK are tne plsconraklhk or"p fepV, 'e' ~
laoor oincuises, an" ehe evt'oN' wv
in certain branches OF trade, notably IRON AS
rnle manufacturers are doing a good business,
-, 80 a.r,o,.d n. yair nrioas The iobhine
Win a lalr ue'ninu e' ION PtiP ~ :
trade is inclined to conservative course ana
pomnlains of collections
The New York Money Market-stock Trans
acuons-oiosihe ri'es u a,-,'-
Ourities-0uotations of General STOCKS
NEW YORK. May 22.-Money 293 per cent;
closing at 2la03 uer cent
s'osin" q SV' 20 go
Prime mercantile paper 5@6 per cent.
Produce exports for the week, $6,374,o0o.
Government bonds were La m 90 nor cent lower
,. DoN~o POI -. -,
hai'roao Oonos were irregular anu "itnouD'
feature.
State securities were quiet, hut strong.
The stock uarket was again unaettled and
,avor,.h Srr,ns Tho ,ororoo,, thoro,b Tho 4,pctu.
feseitaH pufi"e 'uS 'eV''AP"A' fpVufa Wy
eont,nued to decline mn tn O. when a raid
.,.s =. - - -, i .,.. ,,ono t.h.n Al.
seehou 10 oe haue' anu prices were lurIner "e-
pressed q to g. the latter on Oregon & Trans
continental and St Paul. bnt in the last half
.,'- IS. 80 ~. 80 ~. -
hour tnere was a complete reversal Oh the sitea-
tion. and the decline of the first half hour was
more than recovered. In the last half hour
.4st - C,S $3.50 :.
northwestern a"Vanceu Ia luz preIe,teu "
14s, and per cent. in common. to 29Ss; Bur-
I,na,on nor cant +o1o16o mar cent in Lack
Pc " % : -. - 90
awanna' TO 1859; IN mlch'gan central 10 Sz-e
% in Union Pacific, TO 92le; Central Pacific, 1
b. pI a. - n r. Tanisy,lIa IL % lass. Sregon
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22-wool dun and
BOSTON, May 22.-Wool dull and unchanged.
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LIVE STOCK.



CArTLE.-Receints, 1913; shipments, %. The
receipts of good butcher grades are light, and
prices hold up while common and medium cattle
continue dun aud hard to sell at quotations. The
demand for shipping steers is strong, but hardly
enough here To make market
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trade ruled frmer and closed steady. All SOLD
except 9 few late arrivals
Choice heavy ., 81 2On7 25
Light and medium packi.~-t.. 69007. 10
Common TO good mixed ........... 6.S507.e0
$50 anu Noukhb- --.-.--s---------- OUOUo.OO
SHEEP.-The receipts continue light and de-
mand good on fat sheep. Hardly enough here
to make market. The receipts of lambs have
been light, and prices a shade stronger.
Good TO choice clipped 51475
Common to fair clipped. .... 25D4.00
Spring lambs ........-..-.......... 650D650
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HoGs.-Receipts, Apo; shipments, 1875.
Quality generally very good. Market opened
weak, at about 100 decline from yesterdays
prices. Packers and shippers buying Later,
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-Oats frmer at
54e. Sugarcured hams easier; choice eanvased,
10 5O0 l4o Sugar quiet: yellow clarified. easier
at7zs08c COttOn-seed oil-Prime crude, see,
summer yellow refined. 44045c. Others un-
changed
10l4c: sales 800 bales receipts, 1,100 bales;
shipments, 1900 bales stock on hand, $4,000
bales.
MEMPHIS, May 22.-COtton qniet at 10lsc.
Receipts, $50 hales; shipments, $50 bales; stock
on hand, 80, $50 bales; sales, 500 bales.
GALVESTON. May 22.-CottOn duh and un-
changed net receipts, As bales; sales, 1893 bales;
stock on hand, 44,290 bales.
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The exports of do
nestle cott0ns for the past week were 1920
pacsa ges. making "a total of 62, 084 packages for
the expired portion of the year. The mar ket
was quiet in demand, and outside of few mis-
portant, the auction sales in view commanding
chief attention. Cotton for future delivery ran
up price, which occasions dull market; third
call shows an advance of sc TO 3 l00c; but only
200 bales May were sold AT l.02, and 100 bales
January At 10.29c, and the total sales up to 2:l5
p. NJ. were confined to about 10000 bales; flu
lures closed barely steady and $1,000 higher
than Monday; spot cotton duh, but quotations
for middling upland have been advanced from
10 1870 to lie. Sales of % bales for export,
297 bales to spnners, 17s bales ON speculation,
and 400 bales delivered on contracts.
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I Wheat.I Corn. Oats Rye.
-
Elevator A. 81 900 9,1OO $500
Elevator B las. 700 10000 12,9OO 10000
Capt1 ErYat'rl 5000 1000 49,.
West ElevaU'r $1,000 45,7OO 3l,lOu 4,3OO
ElevatorE.- $500 1000 $500 -....-..
-
Total. 1890. 246,7O0 81 500 $1,000 1890
Correspg day
last YEAR hiss 200 47.ooo 10000 10000
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTYFoUR HOURS.
Co m1a' bn nsn 3o0
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository
Corner Room. Odd-fellows Hall
Thee. P Haughey. Pres't. H Lalham Cash'r'
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Depart-New York and Boston EXPRESS
daily, s....-................. $40 ana
Union AccOmmo dation 7:IO am
Dayton, Columbus and New
York Express. G O. 1888 am
a. Accommodation 11:05 am
Goshen -...;--..-..-:.--. $50 pm
New York and Boston, daily, g
&c. ..::.....---.--.---..-.. 7:15 pm
BRIGHTwoOD DIVISION.
DAILY. 4:35 am. 2:15 pn
Daiiy---.--.---- 6:15 am. 1866 pm
DDaniiy-----.--.--- 11:05 am. -. 6:55 pm
ArrJva ,Iy 7:15 pm
ATTIC --1@onisfllle, New Orleans and
81 Louis Ex press, daily. 6:55 am
Elkhart and Goshen Express 1880 am
5onth Bend Express ...-..-.-.. 2.15 pla
Dpioh accommodation 400 pm
Boston, Indianapolis and
Southern Express. =. .,..-,- sos MA
New York ana St. Louis Ex-
press, daily .-----..--.-.-....1o:55 pm
BRENTWOOD DIVISION.
Daliy. --...-.---.. 400 am. POS pm
Daiiy -..-------- 600 am. 3:45 pm
Daly-.-------- $50 am. 5:25 pm
Daly 1850 am. sos pm
-alls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000 pm
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
EXCHANGE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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From tho State College.


"'' '"N'"' ''tN''"N'' ''''.<'
'''" our ''"'-'' o'"'''''' arc aware
'""' "'H'f l"-s''''' "A- 20 '' "'''
A' Tue state '"'''i' 'i'm Jan "''h 70
req. ~ I''h"''y -''"' '' 'a'm ATTENDED,
A''' A'''"'l N''" g '"' '' ~ '''
Institute. u "as '' 'l interest !" ''"''
H'' present. To ''''" '''' 1'''" '''E'
''''''' '' H'''"'''' ana '"'"-""'' ''f"''
''' ''''"'' y "'A'.f "'' '"' '''''f'' '"-'
"'.' gwen @" '.'''A' ''s''.''' - many
- my ~ ''-'' '.''.E 10 ''''''''e'. '''''
''''.-.' " ''' ''' '''E.''' 90 1a'''''E F"
.a'N' Wv -''''" '''' '"' ''""'''- ''"
~, ""'' 81 ''''' - '.'' ''.'"- '.''''
az '"' ''' .'' '''''''.' ''' "''e''.''n 'E
''' ''''"'''' were '".o ~ nave a'F''i 70.
'N"'" I" lF"'''A' ''.'r Hh' l'' h.''N'''
'''''"'' '''' - .''' '"H' ''. i''''
'.''."' ''.' '..''A' '"'''''"'''' was
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'"' ''' '''''.' WIZ F''''''f E'''" ~
"''''..'.' - any '"' ''''' '''hE
'.'''' ".' s''' "..-''''''E '
''.' WV ~ '.'.'' ~
'"'N'" MI ''' 'h''''"'''" i7''''b'' 20 MA
" 'n' r'''o''' Sh1 use "' something
''''l''"'''''s ne" 40 '''' '"'''''' "H'
'''"' ]" DINER "I''-' n'"''''. " h"'
=" - ,''' ''''' "''' ','''' INV ''''3' ''' '''
GRAZ farmers 10 ask Why creamery might
h'' ." ''H'''' 10 ''h"' county or more
'h"n one a. u H. butter making is very
nnrr"hho'"' ih'r' - no market Tor milk,
'''''' '''u'hE " ''' Of many 70 o' very
uncertain "sy "i msN'ng money ana 90
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Swayno's Pills Comforting TO the
Sick

Thousand. die trHm neglect % properly
lrrst Impure Blood Can.iipa,ion Dys.
ropsis, Maiaris, ApopigKy, Liver, Kidney,
Bat tp the dabihlstri barlrr~d With turh
.srtuus sickness. We cuu-cfrniinH.iY re-
cnnisin medicinal proPeriie. possessed hv
ro other remedy sent hv mail f1r %
cents. box uf 80 pi,l- boxes, 81. fiu
.ismpsJ Addr'-s, DIR SWAYNE <
son, Philadelphia, Pa Sold by Drug.
ri.ls s iv.
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MIR. J. IL Sands, on Sunday after
noon, lefl for Pleasant Gap, taking Mrs.
Julia Robb, . relative with him. When
just above Valentines Office he drove TOO
near the bank Of the dam and horse, sleigh
and occupants we're precipitatod into five
OF six feet of water. No one was serious
" injured, the lady sustaining some pain.
ful bruises. Their escape seems providen.
ttal
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22

The ladies Of the Centre Hall Presby-
terian congregation have organized q
WoMES's HONE AND FoREfoS MIssIoS.
AIRY SOCIETY Of which the officers arc
President, Miss Flora o. Neif; Vice Pres.
Mrs NJ. Derstine Rec. Sec. Misc Lizzie
Harpster Cor. Sec. Miss Joanna Ather-
ton Treas. Mrs. NJ. Richard.
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Local Department.

birthday" poem, by Nj. NJ. b.,
crowded out this week will appear in our
next issue.
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BrRGE.- S,ornb"rc, I3s Fleming,
t2l As~r Larim"r, Is Rordor.
III. A--E->oE steele, l5I Bonner,
los Assn As-E-.-G Garrnan, lii, Har-
per, 10; Mcclure, M Gu4Et, l0i
TREASURER Gray, ~. uyrE-EEE OF
Pooh -kc,chljuo, lei Tupr0", - Co.'S.
Do'an. lac; Loco lOa. Arpl.
TOR -Gopbar,, l47 IIar.hbrgor, no.
lIIpH CoS.TAHLE--M Mcmahon, IEl ;
Brady. us JupoE 90 ELETroS.-Shou-
cr., d laa Chamber, K us I>-rE,
roE.-Baur. d, Iaj; IIaap', r. lli.
CouScIL. -M'AGrr,y, d lao; ReyuoId.,
r, 10 SCHOOL Drnrron H"Grr d,
i3l; Gordon, r. I22 REs. A-sE.-
Bradley, y ~, Psr.an., r, lua it,
ri.E or rEk,s. Smith. lgl KUuso-. Cl.
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4 UDITOR'S NOT[CE.-The un.

4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
4 dsriimrd suditar srpsantsd by she uiT'hsut
CssFt Il g. utfe nsnnty a. hfsr SRI pnzs nIHa the
exceptions hlFd - thr Hcoannt ef James Aeastf,
exeeataf Of A.. e T. n Halt dsesassd and & uaake
distTilsitan u the fuud the haH3s q the s1euui-
art - and auonE fhise sEaiiy snHtlcd ftsfs'o wii
mnet the parties IL tnfei a bis uans q tbe snsAh
a. Hellslfnia 20 wsesaiAs ths 1hh dAy uf Mach,
lasa 1t 10 u'eiazk ot saia ast, uhen ahd Shere
sll PARTIES iufefestsa mas sttena
ssA a. 4. MKEE Auaitof.
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Suits made 10 your own measure for
$500. Lsass your orders today
MONTGOMERY s Co., Tailors
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Thursday Morning, February %, 1883,

CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part Of the county. No commune atous
inserted unless accompanied 10y the real name Of the
writer.
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F''' . '''''' VI ~
~ E'f ''e"'eh' pa'o' E'i anu - ~
van or'h'r' was named !" u''''e means
or 'n'''tihg the active corporation OF u"
various local organizations throughout '""
"N"'l' ana '"'' committee "'''''' r.
man chairman . /. IRWIN " ""'n'
"','' y a pnn'"''' II. - weaver =
|. |""N' y . D''''E' " N. N''''' a w.
W. W h"ySfd' '''f"'h' DA'e ana L. y.
''h""her' was appointed 70 canvass Belle
'h'o'
1T. IH"7' II Hayes president OF tn'
oo'"tS o's"'''~'''o"' requests 'N' "''P ~
MI ''''"n' o' temperance ana 'mPnauc"''
y urges the nec'''. y oi prompt action a.
me session OF the Legislature Is now NOR"
man h"Ii expired.
Tuy NffIuytv Io,H Iy..frrry-
The Local Ins,i,,,,o corvcrod :, ,bo N
church. NjlIboin Fob g,b s., -ao p
:, ,,,,;-...,,t - ,....l..- c.r...
"a ai,h ,-ar.,h hr Pa, y.....l p..,
Wolf rres;aol .nl r g p-b.,l v.. ol.c,.
- .oc,o,s-y a., ,nl,t,,, ,;,,.o..,..
-.rcoro,,. co,,i.,ir.oryy = ua..;..,
vi.. Nsry / s,.oln.,d u = r5n.,l.
va. continued
The exercises Of the evening consisted of
q, ovcoIr.n, rsro, he poy 9 Co,.hs-,
on the subject Of "Dutics OF Director. to
Schools, followed by a recitation by NJ
". 7, Auman next was debate on the
question, is it desirable in q farming
community % have the minimum school
term increased to slI month. This Wa.
debated ia the affirmative hy Mcssr. \
Walter and B. . D.jninscr and 10 the
negative by Mr.. W. 7. smith ami Hon.
". h Alexander, and upon a vot" oi Oh"
audience was decided in th" negative by
,arg" majority. Eev. J. Nearick then
gave scholarly and very practical lecture
On th" duties Of citizens 90 schnal.. IL"
"hs followed IN an earnest and impFrss'Vs
address by Supt Wolf, after which The
choir sang an appropriate closing piece
and Institute adjourned. ca Saturday
'he Institute rca.somhlcd at 4. ". and
'iter singing prayer hy R'v Gorhart, and
ron call M'. +. /. Mn'''7 oi A"f'n.bATf'
;a'e talk on the 'uh5'g. OF Teaching
History Next came recitation by
H''' J"nui" D"ininr"r Mus Mary Nu"hm
hen CAV" a c'a.s drill tn Language Ice
ons. Mr. Cornelius SIovor read care
aIjy prepared paper on "Syhool sacir'jr.
' '.'''- '''.' W. +''. .''''. B ''''' '
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BolIefonte Grain Market.

4 TTEN TION COLLECTORS
= for issl All uuss'iled duplicates - the
yest 1881 ul b. piacsd ia ~ haud. af the Auorpsy
81 iuimeijasc collection not settled again tie fss
day uf Aytii iss3.
InHN wair
~. g rtnrHrtL, kCeus.
As A. =. unuar,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22

SFRrNo MILLs lTEWs DR.. J. II Lett.
zel has the western fevcr On the 2ih
inst, be ~iIl dispose Of hi' personal prop
erty al public sale and sometime In Match
take his leave Tor Illinois, where be IN.
tends 20 locate. TITO Drrtnr has been for
many years prominent citizen Of Spring
Mills, and IT ia with sincere regret that
we are compelled to lose him from our
community.
Dan Bo,igher, who succeeded Mr. J..
d Long in the snddlery business, leaves
for kansas about the last Of March This
leaves us without sadulcr, and also
makes . good opening FOR some one.
Emma Ri,bel has cold her farm TO
Jacob NJ Cool at 500 per acre. She will
build next summer about mite southeast
Of Spring Mills
Philip Helms has bought a house and
lot from Thos. Jamison just opposite the
=. r station for $500
On last Saturday Sheriff Dunkle clean
ed out the big hotel, j. he removed a
largo portion Of the furniture on which
Mr. /. Grcnoble had lien. don't
suppose Mr.. Nash is very fond Of such
customers. More anon. -
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Reference ua' made Boz these columns.
st tho time, - two boys " ho bad been ~
re.'ri 81 Unionyt,lo charged vilh lhou
The younger, bright Jip'l" lad, so"urI 90
completely tho victim Of bi. companion 3.
teachings that everyone cnn.iiorcd him
comparatively innocent, and especially .o,
Commissioner Wolf, of Milcs, who took
him lo ht- home and there will subject bim
60 3D." b'.r"aeont influence ~ christian
homo. Tho little fellows name i' Jamie
Ross, and b. came to this country from
Glascow, Scotland, alone Mr Wolf DO
serves great credit for hi. action in the
matter
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22
THE BOROUGH ELECTION.
Tie Result on Tue5day as Fodo0S. No
Comments Nledcd.
NORTH WARD.

URGEss.-Sternborg d., Sc; Fleming
r., l72. Assr. BUR-Larimer, ID Ss :
Reeder, r., l70. AssEsson.- Steel, d.,
90; Benner, X 100. AssT. ASSESSORS. -
Garman, D., lOl Harper, D., 100 Me
Clurc, X, I57 Gault, r., l57. THEAs.
uREE.--S. d. Gray, L., 2ll. oyERaEEE
OF PooE.-KeIchlinc, D., 49, Triple,
r., l3G. CoNsrAHLE.-Dolan, d., so :
Lose r., l7s. AuDIToE,-GePburt, D.,
l0li II. Harshbcrger, H., li3 Hon
Mahon, D., no. Brady,
r., lls. JuDoE or ELEcTloS.-Buck, d.
lOl Linn, r., l52, INsrECroR.-Wil-
helm, D., 93 Gordon, r., lC2 CorScIL.
-Cowdrick, D.. lOj; Cridcr, X, $50.
ScuooL DrREcroH. Harper, ID us :
Pontiu., r., 1876 RIO AssE.-McKuight,
d. % DanicI,, r., l53,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22

OBITUARY On the morning Of the 18Th
of February, the sun rose in all its 'Plendor
and glory over the hills and mountains ihst
eucirclc the besutiiui valley Of Penn, but
there was ono house over which the Death
Angle had spread dark cloud, which nci-
ther the brightness Of the orb Of day, nor
tho love Of sympathy zing friends could
dispel A vife and an only daughter
mourn the loss Of kind husband aud
loving father, whose spirit bad 50 lately
winged its flight 10 the God who gave ii
aud on this morning his friends and neigh I.
bors had gathered to pay their last sad
token OF respec, to bis mortal remsins
A bout the middle OF the summer OF 1881
Jcnalhsn K. Royor, Of Potter township
was stricken BY the hand Of disease caused
it is said by over.exeFtion while assisling
In getting out timber for The building Of =
ball for the Fsirview Grange.
For months be fingered between life aud
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22

-ArrangcmrnLs are IN progress for II
series Of classo. IN different sludie- in con
n"ction with the ! NJ G. A. Tho only
one for which definite arrangements have
been made, however, /. elias in pcnmnn-
ship which will meet on Tuc.dny evening"
and will be under tho direction # Prof !
& Mcycr.-Nsra.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22

MIR. Blair, son of S s Blair, E.q, Of
Tyrone, Mr. Presence, member Of tbs
Blair county bar, and that jolly good fel.
low, Ed. GoodCcllow, pf Philadelphia.
were in town yesterday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22

-hr. Spencer Ogden, well and ayora-
bly, known here, and at one time an en-.
pl"ycc Of the Rcpubticau Office, who ha.
been In western Africa for IA number Of
yenrs, IS yisIling friend. IN BeIlefonle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-22

A MosT REMARKABLE CAsE.-Dying-
yet living g.-lra Miller, of l29 South
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, says 81
am personally acquainted with middle.
aged lady in Philadelphia, who had been
given up to die by consultation of many
physicians. She was confined to her bed
for months, and was momentarily expect
cd TO die. In this condition she took
MaHaiim and, to the surprise and disap-
pointment of all, she recovered her health
perfectly. Her case is reported in Dr..
HARrMAN's Book on the oils of Life, ="
}lst page. Ask your Druggist for one, or
address DIR. HARTMAS, Osborne, O.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-17

across the Mississippi river at Memphis
Is revived. Il i4 believed such au out.
let wpul m BE- Memphis % ndiug city
~ the south. T. l- claim u boy IT, pro.
motrr- thpt -ulIi rock bot BIN ip tI,
river ha bn-u found ON which 90 build
the bride; hu. how deep down has not
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-17

A lighming-rod mau, who holds
forth at san Antonio, is missing, and
there Is talk OF suicide. II SO it viii.
be the fret case of the Kind ON record
It is usually the di-gu.tcd cttizrn,who
has had his house and barn rodded,
VINO suicides.