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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-10-11

Benjamin =. Chaney, a Boston
millionaire, engaged to marry .
beautiful widow years ago, but
she insisted on waiting until her
little glrl had grown mp ana
been educated. CLANCY waited
patiently all these years, aud has
now mnrried the danghter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Philadelphia MArket.

rHTl,rrrHfa Aprii HH-llulF BE- steady. beat it
81 d tHais frmer oats are unchanged. Cotton is
quiet Iui ft1asf 81 l"ht. f.r ralfIug uUiAuis Sas
Glover is iuil a. l4as saliyr. TuHoth, b. steady
sr#a rs. ana tan hfwsr At l..Hal "l. flauf and
NsAI-T TIauf is quiet tui ftas3y Eales - sla tag
ftIs arH1uHlug Muuesafa -Etrzs. ~ fhAf.ao Pend
.s.va-|a family A. dta.s 81. western d. a. 500
..H. end pats8ts 81 o. 2r.z1.-E.
A. ths arsn t.1ard ssoar8 caIt. wheat VA sirss g.
v.'f. l1is tsfd and O. - asEr1 f.f No rod AVf
.Ifs pa and slf. HsEe3 ~ has ] Is's tia and
q asA "a fHr June. Di8 au8 l.lsls ask 81 fot
July Saias n t,ut hnsllfls juno 90 ~ . Corn
shade ffruer. viih tra. .g lid and CO.. asEed f1T
raI-. milaI. ApfI. 0ei : b.d sud Hbi * ssked for
Nay q - tid sna ~ sc Att"a iaf Lau' ""'se bia
anl a-I ask @d faf JulY. Oats we're stronger. with
H.t r tH aua s3 AL ID for No vhitr. April tZhsr
lif aui gi- a.ksd faf MAY. A7ir BID aud SO asked
ff June 30 ~ Iad aud 14c AL - Scr July. sales of
10000 buzAsls Msy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
MARRIAGES.

WUgTE-TEJNTR Apr. o.. lss0. 81 ihr rssife1rs
q 'hs lrsas's aunt. - EsV o j F"u'psrEtf. NJ
4 Curtin NoNsT uf F.HsItaH and Nls' Clara Ffuu.
%. #f IaIirfHU's.
HnUsEE-W WALTTEs Mob. issa. iy Eo'. :.
Do Long a. she Reformed TarsuuaFs. E'Hriauif, NJ
Jauu lIauEHr. t EsEgf.utr. aud As sarah JsrT
walter 20 sYrlrE MilIt, "a.
ICHNTR-W-NEAL.-N.b o. fss' D. TIE sam.
ai tIe saua place. NJ Twa' Hs1hu'r, = Belle
farte. aut Niss AFuas NrN'sl. % Watsnutswu, II.
FaIEMAN-THTrL.- April 1I, l..g. ly the same
at fit rstrs piece. NJ Esahsr 4 Iaarruar and Me.
Euma Ths.i, both = Il"va-f, Centre 'Hauty. p
sKFNN-sHEUN -Afff, bronze n John IIofsr Esa
NrWef.rts. Iy EeV. : , U'lsrE Nj samuel kGeAu
a. Paitstavu Pa. ard u .ss MsEgIe shrrm. g Belle
f.H's
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Claire, the Bellefonte correspondent OF
tho Philpsburg Journal, undertook last
week 70 throw very uncomfortable
amount Of dust into the eyes of It's readers
applications for license 1t is true too
many licenses were granted and number
to men devoid of any of the qualifications
needed to properly conduct the business
men, who arc fit TO sell whiskoy and who
would connno tho business to the limits
prescribed by law, are doing something
else. 1t is impossible for any man TO re-
tail intoxicating beverages for drinking
purposes and not infringe some of the
laws governing its sale. Daily, no doubt,
Just cause for arrest and punishment Is
gwen by those engaged in this trade and
we ask Claire, who somehow or other sees
so many occurrences of this kind referred
TO, to assist us in melting out to offenders
measure of the chastsemcnt they deserve.
The same court that authorized the grant
ing of license is ready to inlet any PEN
altcs provided ia case the trust is abused,
and the DEMOCRAT shall hereafter not be
slow to hold up to public gaze the man
who wilfully and maliciousy goes beyond
the narrow limits of legal approval Of this
nefarious traffic, and TO satisfy Il morbid
greed for the accumulation OF wealth sub
yerts other manly qualitics.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

We have the pleasure Of introducing
our young legal friend, c. 7. Hewes, to
the business public lsee card this week,
and desire to request FOR him an equitable
share Of those having any business in his
line. He will be found careful, competent
courteous and reliable. Now, Charlie We
have done our bcsl and II your Office is not
full Of clients from morning until night 1t
will DO no fault Of ours
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Hon. John H. Orvis, Of the Centre
county Judicial district, visited the House
yesterday. lie Was called upon by Speaker
Fsuneo 80 swear in Hon. Hugh j. Oil
more, tho membCr-cleCt from Fayciiee
county, vice Dukes resigned -Harrtsb~rg
Pafries. Nav 9
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

The Jamestown, d. IT, Da'ly Capital,
Of the 9th ultimo, speaking Of some
changes made by a drug arm, refers thus
to Centre county young man, Mr.. W.
II. b. Esenhuth, son Of Esquire Eisen-
huth, Of Milbcim {" They have
placed their Darlington business in tho
hands Of Mr. Willis Eisenhuih, one Of
the firm, who has been employed in their
jamestown house this winter M Elscn-
huth has had years Of experience IN the
drug business, And is prominently quail.
lied for the management Of their Caring.
ton venture, which, we have no doubt,
will speedily merge into = profitable busi-
ness Mr. Eiscuhuth deserves this favor
able mention and We are pleased 70 note
the success with which ho is meeting ia
his western home.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

THE SPRISG CREEK BRIDGE.-Many
weeks ago the bridge at the foot of High
street was so badly damaged as to necessi-
tate the building of a new one. A discus
sion, to which the people of town and
county listened with disgust, followed as
to whether the town council or the county
commissioners should repair the damage.
This matter was finally agreed upon and
then everybody supposed operations would
begin and stop be put to tho many in
conveniences suffered. The contract was
given Western firm for tho building Of
the iron superstructuro but before this can
be done abutments must be built. The
council advertised letting about ton days
ago and as yet We believe that same body
to be unable to submit finished specifcs.
tions to the inspection of those who do
sire to put in bids for tho work to be
done. Now, this foolng will not do
Either build tho bridge or say at once that
you do not mean to. The people have
been very lcnicnt in the matter, but as
surely rs the last straw can be found
wherewith to break the camels back, that
surely patience is exhausted and forbear-
ance will soon cease TO be virtue.
The merchants whose places Of business
are on the South side Of High street above
Water, on Monday, through d. g. Bush,
Esq, collected enough money in one
hour to build foot bridge over tho yswn-
ing chasm that has so ehectually separated
them from customers who might have
bought and dealt there If access had been
possible, for so long. Tho walk will be
eight feet wide and composed Of three
spans.
Every day we are questioned as to the
seeming dilStoriness OF tho officials who
have the matter in charge and Of course
can say nothing rs to the time it will prob.
ably be finished or even begun
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

The Supreme Court Of New York re-
Gently granted a divorce in the case Of
Jno. w. Britton VS.. his wife, because they
could not agree upon a name for the baby.
A Bellefonte gentleman did differently, he
called the baby one name and his lady
gave the child another.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Mr.. William Walker, Of Rebersburg,
one Of the retired agrioulturslisu Of the
far-fsmed, fertile Brush valley, called Al
this Office on Monday. Mr.. Walker re-
ports the prospect for good crop As favor
able a. any he ever saw, and thinks the
WELD this season will he above the average,
Good news.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Tho Lock Haven papers had some
trouble to decide ss to which Of them first
advocated town clock. That having
been settled they now are differing as to
which Of them Rrst proposed TO compel
tramps, arrested within the city limits, to
work on tile streets.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
-Rev. Jamc, II. MIGArrah, presidI

Rev. Jane. II. NJ GArrah, presiding
elder, Altoona district, VI. +. church,
preached at tho Sunday evening service
70 a large audience Rev. Psnnepacker
performing tho same service for Rev.
Mattern, at Pleasant Gap, the latter gem
temAn, VIC believe to have been IN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

THE PEsEsTLvAsIA.-Th Pennsyl-
vania rAilroads exhibit Of income for
March with the same month business last
year shows an increase In gross earnings
Of S277 ,0s7, an incfehse In expenses of
SZ37 ,4G2, an iucreaEe In net earning. Of
$50 G2j. All lines wet Of pillsburgh and
Erie for the three months ol isz3 show a
surplus over all liabilities of EZ2G. ISG.
being a gain ~ COMPARED with the same
period Of 1889 Of SZIs, ,4i2 The Penn
sylyania railroad hhs determined ~ contol-
idHte into one company all II iu new and
projected lines IN the ScAuyIhu valley.
! This will unite the PhunixviIe and We,
| Bbcster railroad, the Pbpnixvillc potts.
/ town and Reading railroad, and the Phila.
! deiphiA, NOrristowu and Phuni1yIl!n mil
/ road, and upon Iuesday last the stock
/ holders Of these compHHira met b. take the
/ necessary action IN the premise The
/ name Of the new COMPANY 80 be thus
/ formed will be The "PhilndrlrLia and
Schuyikill Valley Railroad '-Erraanqe.
Eay-Th" worHn- rr r.a-.n ..rmi,ry
arc apparent DO the beautiful Diamond
Dyes. An kind. and color. q Ink can be-
made from them.
Another lot Of ,bo,e cheap ribbon
4 watered sssh ribbon, inchcs wide d.
20 CENT Lyon & Go.
That thoroughly Democra,ic young
gentleman, aud good fellow, Mr. John "
BArtges, Of Penn Hal, with Mr John
Forster, Of Tyrone, called yo.,erdav.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

MIR. w. b. Miller, the gentleman who
takes 40 many orders for Messrs. Spiece,
Miller & Co, tobacconists, 90 Nth. 9Th
street, Phils., was in town last week,
and found time to call upon many Of his
lady friends in addition to selling large
amount of tobacco.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Thursday Morning, May 3, 1883.

CoRREsPoNpEScE. con tainihg important news, solicit
ed from any part of the county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Local Department.
Notice.

The pEsoCR,r for Bclleonte subscribers will oo cf
NJ the po.t Office next week and tho carrier dispensed
with This /. done to prevent omissions and m't'Et'
made by that employee,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

The expenditure for keeping the poor
people Of the borough Of Bellefonte for tho
month Of April amounts 90 one hundred
and ffty seven dollars. This includes fuel, (,
clothing and provision.
J. NJ. KETcHLISE, overseer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Soda fountsIns will soon pay

about two weeks had been seriously i'll is
recovering.
Mis- Ella Gerberich and Mis- Mary
! Olewine attended, Mt Lock Haven, this
week, tho sessions OF the S. S. convention
held at that place.
Some Of tho new shades in ladies
dresses and ribbons are just too sweet for
anything.-Ncos Since when have tchtfc
ones become sour Oh, Newton
Our Belcfonto contemporaries are
"ferninst" the selling Of cigars in that
place on Sunday. Moral reform seems TO
have struck them all at HollidayE-
burg Standard Come now, we protest.
With sincere regret VIC record the
death Of the venerable editor Of the Ly-
coming Chronicle, Wlliamsport, Col. Levi
L. Tate, aged 70 year, Which occurred on
Wednesday evening. Peace TO his asher.
Again the Houtzdnlc observer has
changed hSnds, and If the name OF b. +.
Deabaugh is kept at the mast head very
long wo shall be surprised But, our cE-
| =, - -. .. 49,.
hest wi.hc.,
The L,gi,ianrs Rsrord, thanks 70
Hon. b. f. Hunter, member Of the
House. arrives promptly and IT. content.
ara d.youroJ with the same syidi,y and
rclisb with which Il novice store. away
/ Limbcrgor cheese.
We learn lba, Cant. George r. Gus.
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ceeded IN inc operation, ~ no AWAY H'''
when he undertake. anything Of ih" KIND.
-M".'r'. 7. D. CFid"T y Son have en-
gagged Mr, }. II. Oliger and that gentle
mAn IL now at Glen Harris. NJ. .. D. a
most de'erring and competent person and
tho longer he'srs Cridor have bin 10
their employ the better they viii like
nun
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bc- of,bo g,n 9 C.nrhon & sor
v,1to;r, o,l,o4 ~, Trc.3sv us.rD ., g..
,yc f.,,,,i,,Iv called him ir.,bc r,,, j., ono
NJ tho mos, ganpomap,y and reliable
Young mo, Of oyr scausin,sprc. kr5 will
he q sprcc.. in q by.inc.s WAY. Tho Drv.
IorRAr wishes him God.rpocd IN ANYTHING
ho NAV undertake.
NJ, NJ 7 W., n RoiIoyvi,rc rs;5
vi,i, nm Tbu,,5.v lss, and vbiro bc-s
told III. that he bad covered nj. connection
With No,.,s 4 G. Fvi,, { e, and
I,bs, ho ncsn, 70 sbo,,lv ,,.,, %, q, o,.
tended western trir We certainly wish
him 4 ploas.nt time but ,ru,, be may con.
cIpdo1 70 return and remain among bfI
many friends hore.
NJ Uenrv Yosroy and family or
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

The marriage Of Mr. Curt Meyer
Of Osceola, 10 Miss Clara Primer, Of this
place, at the residence Of Miss Margare,
Pruner, on Thursday evening last, was
but the consummaiing act Of Cupid In
Joining for life this most estimable couple.
Both are admirably fitted for life COM
panionship and We wish them all the
pleasure vouchssfed those who honestly Y
assume the responsibilities Of the weddeu
estate. To Miss Margaret Pruner the
DEMocRAr and all connected with IL re-
turn thanks for the very elegant and lib
erAl presentation Of cake on Friday morn
ing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Tho case Of w II. German, assignee,
w. Elias Vert, tried last week, elected
considerable comment snd interest on the
part Of tho general public. J. l.. Spang.
Ter, Esq., appeared FOR the defendant and
Mcssrs Alexander y Bower conducted tho
cause Of the plaintiff. The whole case
hinged upon a difference Of time, which
being decided in favor Of Mr.. Vert tho
Jury was instructed % render = verdict for
defendant. Both siics were ably and cI-
hAustively defended.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

The meeting Of the Presbyterian
ladies mite society, at the residence Of
Mrs.. W. T.. BurchaeId, on Friday even
ing, wa an exceedingly interesting one.
Mrs 5. T. Shugcrt read q selection or two
in the way ,ha. lady 20 well understands
and which Is always sure 70 receive the
hearty applause Of oil who listen Mr.. G..
o. Bosl, an elocutionist Of no mean rcPui",
rccited Mrs. Mary Blanchard sang, and
Mrs. Geo. D. Pifcr and others entertained
the society by some mastery performance
on the piano The collection was fst'sfac.
tory. The next meeting will be held al
the residence Of Mrs. Adam Hoy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Squire CArlin, the Rebersburg Justice
Of the peace has been attending osurt
this week
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Court Proceedings.

In addition to the cases disposed Of IN
the Court Of Quarter Sessions last week at
the time the DEMOCRAT went % press the
following were acted upon
Common wealth ". John 6. Uzzle. A.
shult and battery. lgnoramus. Prosccu-
tor, A. Baum, 10 pay costs
Same W. Abram Baum. Same 0fcnse.
Ignoramus. Prosecutor, Jno. g. UzzIe 10
pay costs.
Same ". Harry Harding. Larceny.
IgnoramuS.
Same VI. John DcIige. Assault and
Battery. Ignoramug. Mary l.. Wittcu
prosccutriI, 10 pay costs.
Same W. Albert Bower. Uncoupling
cars at Julian True biIl continued to
next term.
Same ". DR.. T. W swspc. Continued.
Same ". Wesley Joues. Breaking the
peace True bin Prosccutrix, Mary
Worral Unable to give bail for good be-
havior Jones was taken back 70 jail.
COMMON rLEAs.
G. Sharrar ". 4. j. Pruncr. Verdict
for plaintiff for SE7JO
w II. German, assignee Of John W.
Sholl, ". Elias Vert and John W School
Verdict for defendant.
sEcoEp WEEK.
Court called on Monday morning, his
Honor Judge Mayer on the bench After
hearing few motions and petitions tho
trial lit wa- gone over and fourteen Of
th" tweuty.s"yen cases put down f1r iri.l
were marked ready, Seven were settled,
five continued and one wa. not at issuc
In the afternoon the liFi of jurors wa-
called and tuirly.ouc ol thiriy-Tl2 tIm-
mnnrl were prescut Thscourt then very
promptly took up
Centre County yf. Andrew Gregg Jacob
Dunkle and Geo. Swab, e1.county com.
missioner. Appeal from finding of %"
county auditor Of ls-L Verdict for
county iu the sum oC 500.
Ju. B Furst, ct, hi.. r. John Hofcr
ct a. Verdict for p,h.uti6 against T.. J
Walker for SGH Gl
Common wealth, cI. rel Anna Mullin
w. james MuI.in and Andrew Brockcr.
hoN Verdict far plhintif for 500, amount
of bond for a.imony on which Brockerhof
wAs surety.
Common wealth, &c, &c W.. y. S. Kel.
'cr Admr uf &c Geo 5. Livingstone
Verdict for plaintiff for amount Of bond
q Geo d Piicr guardian &.
a r. Ross We CAruagic Bros * Co.
im, 8. being tried o. We 60 70 yre-s. This
action il brought by Mr. Ross-a dischArc-
ci ,uperlntoUdcut-to recover wages !oF
one wear.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

There ia some gross and culpable no
glect or incompetency in the mailing de-
partment Of the Orange Judd company at
New York, and IL the publishers Of the
Agriculturalist will not soon mend the
matter few persons in this county will
care 70 send for that paper, however highly
they may esteem it. The publishers seem
70 be unwilling either TO answer letters or
send their magazine properly -Gasetts.
Our experience with this firm this year
mas been similar TO that Of our neighbora
-Lewistown Democrat 4 Sentinel. We
published the annual prospectus OF the
Agricuit'fraiist and up to this time havo
received no return.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

TuE IrALGASs.-A great many Of those
people were quArtered in and around an
old house above Thomas street on Sunday.
The time was passed in various ways
some read books and papers others pitch.
cd quoits, using stones, the funny part Of
this game being that the contestants stood
back 10 back, took careful aim and pitched
in different directions, at nothing A. far as
the writer was able TO determine some
played foot ball, using their hands, how.
ever In propelling the ball. One great,
large fellow had succeeded in finding
enough pins to hll g small pasteboard box
and triumphantly exhibited tho proof Of
his industry 10 a companion, who ruthless
ly and deH,rously hit tho box in such a
way As 20 send tho pins flying in every
direction. That fellow must have served
An apprenticeship in the Republican office.
In tho evening a number attended service
at the Catholic church.
Their mission here Is TO work and 90
soon as they secure 81 600 in cash they
hope to return to the land Of their birth
whore they can then live in luxury and
ease during the balance Of their lives.
They are fond Of anything intoxicating
and will drink freely II someone else foots
the bill. In no respect are they desirable
citizens.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

CoESEE SToNr LkYIse.-The corner
s,nrc ,f,tn Fvsrrclirsl church s., In-
, ,,--, l.-.... r.-., u.
"'."'' '''-'''
( 'nri ~. A, the LORD willing viii b"
laid On Whit SUNDAY. Nav l3 Services
e.. ,,,,-,rc,,, o., Ia. ...r.,g An
''' '''''' ''''- ''1'''' ~
well - slI w"Ii-wlthrr- AZ %" cause o'
/ Chris, arc invited g. attend Rev. G. ".
C....,r ~ Cc-,,. Han uy.fr ongi.,c
!. VI. M'H"'-' A''"' 'h ''A'Ee'
CAMILLA h-".-'hiAIth Tt"r sup
ported hy Ar able and popular company,
,.,rr ...-..s- i-. rF.r,... TIsn ,lf. rfs,c IN
,r,
saturday evening N~' L. 4"' e"A'' ''
'h" hall can hn seen ~ =. -. N"afboek 2
t,a-c whore seats can Dc resorvcd without
.-,...t.-... .s,-,..,..-.. .,.o .3r'f.. W.
avn
1 clip ieT press h"'len.
Camilla Crsa drew vcrv large and an.
| pracIA,ivc audience 'Aft evening. Alwsys
/ fayurito here fhc was never more t0 than
IN this occasion. o. The uuwFFthEah.n
! gouuincnos. rI the tokens 81 appreciation
/ thoroughly demonstrated. Tho fo]cciio1s
/ were such as 90 DO fa.l justice g. her re-
markahlo power A. a yioIinist, which were
never shown 90 better sdyariaE" before a
/ Boston audience Tho assisting sriis,s.
Miss Marguerite Hal Nj :. Iaeb'iuC,
and. lasi bat far from least, Alfred = Bur-
/ bank. contributed r-csi s g. the enjoyment
\ % tho evening Score another success fnr
tho star Courso.-Easfaa B7'u Gh's.
/ Nov. u, l--n.
/ Camilla Tr.o.s playing al the Sunday
/ Evening Concerts j. The theme q general
/ comment Hor career IN this country has
. been a brillian, ono snd her talout, which
/ has been Acknowledged without stint by
those capable o' cri'rlanc hor acquire.
mcnu Tho iujgmru's thus recorded
have been sustained ly the best European
don wA' season Of pure artistic triumph.
Among Sr",V me wa ''..'E ~ - ~
,,,i,.1 Tho rns.-5rirc element 81 ,be
violin has mover been acquired by sry
other Of her sex. fyT her own tV0S'A
~ '"' ~ 70, ar.,a..inr ,', "a ,,-lc,,c,. ~,
l,..--. - -..,..- .,.ro ,--u,.,,,f .
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

A SUDDEN DEATH At PoRr MATILDA,
PA.-Our quiet village WAS very much
surprised on Sabbath morning, April %,
to learn that Mrs. Sarah Janc Morrison
had breathed her last On Saturday even.
ing she retired in tho enjoyment Of her
usual health and about midnight she had
a stroke Of apopleIy and fingered until
next morning at II O'Clock, when she
calmly fell asleep in Jesus, aged 4s year,,
> months and 3 days.
Mrs. Morrison was a daughter Of Jshn
and Susanna Gill, and Was born November
18th, a d. 1884, spending her early girl.
hood days in Hal!moon valley, this county
She was converted at a campmeoting hold
at Port Matilda, August, 1853, and united
with tho NJ. +. church, being one Of iv
drst members in this section, living holy
and consistent life until the Great Head Of
the church in his inscrutabc wisdom saw
proper to remove her from the labor and
responsibilities Of this life "to the general
assembly Of tho Church Of the irst born, -
who dwell in that "house not made with
hands, eternal in the heavens"
Where she shall breathe Ia Heavenly air.
with Heavenly lustro shine
Before the throne = Col apT-aT.
And feast on love divine
She was married TO James Morrison
O,t 3, 1858, and unto them were born two
children, Prof w. G., and Mary Morri-
son. She was s tender and loving wife
and mother, and her memory TO her huS-
band and children is an exceedingly pre-.
cious legacy, We trust God may sanctfy
this dispensAtion Of his Providence to
their good, help them TO follow her good
example and bring them safely through
the troubles and storms Of life 20
where ihosA Who meet she'll part no more.
Ay4 fhaaa i#r- r-arfeH meet
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Another lot of tbose cheap ribbons
a ~ht"red fash ribbon, inches wide at
10 cenr Lyon & Go.