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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

A young lady writes 10 know II We
"intend making personal mention of sum
NOR yisi.ors ?" Why ccr'irc'y, ceriincly,
We propose making spocialty of person
als. and have large kssortmeut of styles
on hand ready - inser, names. The, for
instance The beautiful, etc, Miss So So
is whiting the lovely, etc. Miss What
her name" This is the regular twenty
fvc cent style We have heavier snd
thicker style, same class, for fifty cents
We slso propose introducing sweet thing
iu personals this summer. which is bound
t. take We call 8, the Horticultural Gyle
low Do you like .hj. The Tyrone Tos-
ra-e Miss --- has hecon manipulated for
'oN DAYS 20 The bono of thc Laurel stree,
Lily MI.s --. The bo1q1e, formed, etc
or ibis-Tho BnI,ofoaie Bloc br'l Njss
-- is blooming fsr time ia the bau3oir
of the Front street Fasghja Miss --, the
combination of beauty, etc. Or this-The
Morrisdale Magnolia Miss ---, is teauti-
fying the home of the Prefquoisle street
Pausy Miss =--. oar young men should
gather this lovely exotic, etc. We shall
vary The monotony by occasionally throw
ing in an archaeological specimen like this
The Clesrdeld Canary Miss --- Is perch
ing in the house Of the Ninth stree: Night
ingale, Miss ---, and the ar Il filed vith
sweet music, etc. Or, The Osceola oriole
Mifa ----, has folded her beautiful wings
by the side of the Maple street Mocking
bird, Miss ----. The raptare of her strains,
etc. or course, these siyi les are expensive,
t.75, single inser,ion), bat you will read
lily see how delieale and expressive such
personal notice will be. Come early, and
get Arst ohoice.-PhiIipsburg Ledger
That settles it, and takes not only the
"cake" but Tho bakery, delivery wsgon
and all. The success Of that paper is as.
sured
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

In Shirley township, Huntingdon
county, there is perpetual boiling spring
and the ground surrounding The spring
for several feel, ! decidedly warm. DaEiag
ths winter weather busters and OibcEs she
frequent The locality derive mueAssssafos
from Its genial warmth - BsRfucgassS
gfaafara
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

10 THE sCHOOL DIRECTORS

4 oF CENTRE COUNTY --0entiement In pur.
snznee II the ssYsahlFa AaetIua a shA Act uf May
kth. 1854 geu sra hsreAy nnthsd 10 meet in Cunvsn
tee 81 shs uaufs Munee En neiletenEa On The aFsz
1ussAmv il May. 4. D fsss heAnH he 6sh aAv af tie
raauth as anfaxk In tan aaefhesH ard select vsva
sucs ~ msfaTtlY # he shaie aaAafHF e ngruenTa
present. pegAeu uf IAnArr and sessntfse Ae9uiFe
Eeusa And u n LII ard nersugs IL Tire Art 81 Inaeh
tue - Cuuuts snreriuteuasnt ths threa saasea.
- ssss aua eastgx Ehs resnlt o. thH sfatA sMses5m
HnaeAa IS Harrisburg required u the shffvsAinah
- NHalsth seetfens "a sAla at b n WnIr
ArFii IL. N.slHst C supH e Centre Nu
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

The follow ing resolution vas uu.
animously ad opted by the Board Of
School Directors ofthis Borough, at a
regular meeting held Monday eveing,
april 14th:
Resotvod, That, in hearty apprecia
ton of the services rendered during
the past three years tu the Schools of
Centre county, not less to the cause Of
education geBeFly, and with the desire
that peculiar fitness, by reason of
character and scholarship. he retained
in so responsible position n superin
iendent of schools, The Board of
Directors of Bellefonte District do
hereby earnestly endorse the work of
Prof ID. M. Wolfe as county Superin.
endeul iu - iar a. IL relates ~ tho
schupis ~ tins district.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
SHERIFF's SALES.

BY virtue of a writ Gf Levari Fa-
cias ssnst ea ~ the Court of Common Pleas of rn.
ire cSuaty. and 80 directed. vill - EXPOSED b.
puhlic ssis At the Couft nouss, in the BsrpuKh of
nsllafonta, On
SATURDAY. ApRIL n. A. n. fts4,
Tho following property. 70 cit
Ail thass twn cstsfu lots II ground Situated ia the
horuagh of Bsi-fonte. in the ouuniy of CentrH sBa
state of FanntyivauiA. On the nosth side af Linn
street baanasd assd asn ibe as foAiave Ca the suuth
hy Llna street. The hy Allegheny street. ths
Herth BY alley ard "a the wcs hv fcs ef 1amss A.
naAssf, being lota Hnmters4 IN tas EansTal plan e
safa bpfuash e infs - sna 20.
ssssa, taken IL sxecatssa. aaa 10 bs soia - Tie
property ef gzmvs AHAsii
BuSKlE. shssias :
sHSHtFr's ofricr. Alrfl IL. issA
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

tlutAlHk nous Hio tiPo'
Nightly bIoomers cream signs.
The hod carrier has = hod time OF IL.
The roads are IN excellent order jus.
now
Our churches were we'll attended on
Sunday.
-Garden "sAss" and "sch" will soon
be in order.
The whitewash brush is a necdful arti-
Gle about this time.
MIR Henry Barnhsrt is building a
very handsome residence on his farm near
Roland.
Sunday was "A beautiful "opeuing
day and sfforded an excellent opportuui-
ty to air that rev spring suit,
$. 4. Stoycr, the tombstone man,
has just received a splendid new assort,
mcnt of tomb and grave stones.
The attendance At the VI +. sunday
school last Sabbath va. quite large, num-
bering two hundred and twenty.siX per
.ons.
A neat stone wall has been bail. along
tho pike in iron, ot the Mccoy property
which adds greatly to the appearance OF
that place.
The time for the somi-annual meeting
u the G \. r. Of tai. place has been fixed
Tor Saturday August lo.h, and ending
THar.aty Augu-g 2l-t
-Mr. WIN Il. Eab'r g.. now located st
Centre Hall, Pa, ana now we suppose the
horse dealing business Will be likely t.
boom In that little village
Tho Touring mill of T. r Reynolds,
Esq st thu, place, is over run ~tih orders.
uecessitaung the running Of the mill day
snd night to meet she demand.
There Is good opportunity for scme
b,nsvoIrnt person to exhibit MS or her
generosity by presenting the NJ. +.
church Of tbi. place with new library.
If the BrockerhoG House Bus Is call
81 the "White Swan" and the baggage
wagon the Green Swan, " would it be I'M
proper to call the driver the Black Swan
There Is movement on foot 70 ar
,t' Us - - IS 80, c,,n-s - rtt,h al,
,ns.,;ad noorla ala n.i4. and ola hatch
ors are 10 be admitted.
The grand opening Of Millinery
and Fancy Good atWHlTEvAS's FAsuroS
R.z.. No AIItsb street. Bcilefonte.
uuI take place on Saturday. April Igrh.
Al invited
-Nrs J. D. Wh.tsmau has moved
Nt.lI;rary ..,.tts.L,,.,, IN tho
.,..l -. D.t.r.r.. .,,r,
'"0''
''o'e
tep-lnted ana P'p'''" anu '''N7 9''''
peasant anu cheei'"''
IN" lemon 'e"d'' VINO '-'''s' "
on our streets H'r' '7'.1'na' ''' ''' ""'
beiiei"hte H''""s' ''"' 0''~ "'7
been s''i'ns "o ''''''s ''' - GUNS '.'
some time lH''' "''''' f"'"s' '''S'"s ''''
= ha~kefs "heh '"'y ''s'' 'h'' P'S'e'
1t aseI 10 tahea s'"A'' "I'uhs /"
purchase a tom" '' grave '''''' ""'
there has been q great fe'o'"'i'h ~
prices, and they are now seli'ng at
AstonisnIngly low prices at >. a.
Stoser's marble yard.
About So or - persons attended
the pfeabvterian mite society. at the
re.idence Of Mrs. Edmund Blanchard,
on II Oh street, last Friday evening.
The proceeds Of these meetings are to bc
nssd in uurchaain, an organ for the
church.
Tho Lawisburg & Tyrone Railroad
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
Jht CJtntre ltmutrat.
Thursday Morning April IT, 1894.

raaassFsxuesCa containing important usss, ,stlAdt
a ffsas snY sstt af the county Nu tHmmuutcftttus
Htszt4 aHtesa accompanied by the fett name Of The
wettef
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

tHh IiAHt ul hhllH anu IHIlltH'
--Searfou 4 Mayer new delivery
wagon attracts quite greet deal Of alton.
tton.
The yellow hen that visits tour neigh
bors yard will now take her usual spring
dodging lessons.
The Cambria Iron Go Of Johnstowu
are negotiating for alto OH wich to erect
new Opers House,
"A communication from j. s. H.
of Madisonbure, wac received too late
for publication this week.
Nov let the man step out who " put
up that stove pipe" and did not get "a
black mark We have applied for
patent on this pun.
The police force at Huntington seem
to have "iat" thing of 1t. They have
nothing to do, which speaks volumes in
favor Of the people Of that place.
Appropriate and impressive Easter
services were held in all the churches
ut this place last Sabbath, many of them
being profu-ely dec rated with flowers.
--Capitalists from abroad are "spottIng"
Centre county's ore beds, and the day is
not Tar distant when IL will boom all over
with Furnaces and Iron mills Of all kinds
A novel feature in the dining room Of
hotel at Niagara Falls is colossal mir
ror, in which tho Falls are reflected in such
a manner that the guests may admire them
while they eat.
--Heisler's Dining Room is fast gaining
popularity. Since opening up they have
had very nice trade. 1t is convenient to
the depot, and those wishing a nice cup Of
coffee, sandwich or "a mess Of oysters, will
dnd this an excellent place 10 g 10.
-Holiday,burg fishermen catch large
strings Of suckers with rod, hook and lin"
Democratic Strudarf-Pooh that.
nothing, Our fishermen catch tow line.
fun Of trout and don't think anything Of
hat. Suckers are considered quite common
harc
A COW belonging 30 Mr.. Chas Fisher,
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
Local Department.


The early bird eateheth the worm,
The liberal advertiser the trade
which makes ths old fogy tumble and squirm,
T. bs laid out like that in the shade.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

Lit Of unclaimed letter, remaining in
the pof'.oHiea 81 Belleiobte, Ceuta county,
Pa AtriI ittb, 1894:
". r Beaver. Gtas Lizzie Bell. Dagial
T bfsoo. + A Bafhma Fir. Befafdlno
Cafnolo, Mrs Annie Cfownovpr, W. T..
Dawson, slg Marsombion Bireeta.
Sig. .Luigo Fstois, Nj" Mary Gormsly,
Mis- Annie 0sht1el, Andro Henksly, w.
Il Hicks, Miss Della Iioil, !. NJ. Jobnsob,
Miss Jehhis kfeansf, James VI. Lucas,
hhggie Mcclure, NJ Padkln, Antonio
Psrsio-2, David X. Poorman. Antonio
Pezesto, Bomeneio Pfisrisllo, Miss Carrie
Pfshe, Adam J. Ran, Vncengo Romano
Sig. Frarco Eomantonio John Run, Mr..
Luhcen Rice, Sig. Dontab onto Sirob.
Mrs Lille u Showers, Andrew Wagner,
Mrs. John Wagner, Sig 0rizeppe wsmto.
Peter Wslhnsn, George Wllianf.
Persons ihquiring for letters named in
the above LET will please say they are ID.
veriised. JSo. 7. JoHssToE, +. NJ.
A htEAcrLprs KscAPE IA Joshua
Potter and keuben Page we're blSsting
rocks In cistern on William Potter,s
farm near Centre Hall on Friday last, An
accident occurred which might have been
fatal to both gentlemen. 4 blAs. bad been
charged the fuse Lighted and Mr.. Pot
Ter sscended 70 the tap followed by Mr.
Page, but ~ the latter gcntlemAnhAd near
Y reached the tor tbsGEdder broke, precipi.
tatng him 70 the bottom. On hearing hu
call for help Mr. Potter ran back 70 the
ciFtsrn and tried 70 ssist him In getting
out, but before ihi' could be done the blAst
sent If, terribly decorating Mf. Pages
face and hands, large piece 81 rock strick-
ing bim on the left hand, breaking the
hones and bFulsiug i terribly. Nr Page
being right IL the bottom Of the cistsrn a.
,be biast sent # it is most remarkable
and fortunate occurrence that be vAs not
tilled outright. bu, strange % cay, bis ia-
urIss are comparatively eight
The Republicans u York county ia-
u4cie3 fr our t.~afrnar, Gen james a.
Beaver for candidate tor CDugr,amAn-a.-
Large. Bot d. bee has declined g. argegt
III" nam,ua,an VIA, county vI +! advocate
the nomination of ara e aa ~sgn clHzaas
10 the person ~ Dr Bees lar. sha vll
make a. acceptable nTm,ar.-N,.s
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
Notice

The undersigned, having purchased
at Landlords sale the following personal
property belonging to Thos. Shearer,
viz One cook stove. one table. one
douebtray, twelve chairs. one clock.
three beds and bedding, one cupboard
and sundry other articles. which are left
i'm thero-cssiou as q loan to the said Thos
Shearer for the present. All persons are
therefore cautioned against purchasing
or interfering with said property.
JosErH Ross,
Il n. ovcrsecr Of Poor of Spring twp.
The season after the Holidays Is gen
orally dull with the Tsilars We are of-
fefing extra inducements In Iosr prices. We
have given large orders, and the ss4r
goods are now coming in Leave your
order now. MoSTGuNEEr & Co,
Taiiors.
Land. Shoabor, i Mttcheils Children
shoes, IN al sizos and quality.
1924 a. c. MISaLE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

We have the besi mems calf shoe
either in button, lace, kid or cloth top
for $500, ever brought to Bellefcnte.
i6-2t A. G. MtxaIE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
Buy where YOU can get your money :
worth Try A G Mngle for shoes. 1924

worth. Try A Z. hingie for shoes. lb-2t
-AHEEicAs SEwsrAPKR- IN 1884,
From the edition Of Mesfrs Geo 7. Row
ell & Cs's American Ecrspopsr Dreetory
nov in prea, 1t appear thst the newfpa
gers and period icsIs q all kinds 81 prcsent
is.ued In the United States and Canada
reached a grand total Of IA, io2 This is a
net gain Of precirely .CO0 during the laat
twelve mouths, srd exhibits sn increase 81
3 Gls over the Total number Published jg.t
ton years since Thrincrcasc iu ls7iaycr
'ho total fof 1879 ~a. 49, Daring tlcras,
wear the dallIe- have increased fro ] .l1s
ta ] - th" wesk1tss from oG2 90 10.
U2- and thc m.utllr- f-am on g. J o.
I.H The cron.af' increase i. lu th" Wo.'-
era State. IHn#s, '.r Ir-'snae. now
chow. o7a paT,rs So p..ge % ,a.' N,ars
'.'ai af g.t. vh.Ir Ml.su.-I .-.us. aai .r-
s'-na q 'ha 'ss reported ia l--H 0.brr
aI5rr Wclarn ~'a',s alsaozbih.ta great
asrec-'acr af trsrea.r Tra ,a'a' humber
o. rapera tn NJ Q -N ~'afo .s -a.
rea1rs, l.a.aIn l--3 ,ara5a ha.. .aa-.a
% thc general ingrca-n.
Eesnar3. button aa4 .a-a. .sa.e. dns
.hass Ie-2 & & Nl>arr.
Or IvroErAsyE ~ F4-nEaarv Il, j.
tmrartau, TO kna~ just where enc esu get
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

-Handsome Col'srs. and Ruchinr
and L,jIcs. fine Neck wsar--trarmans
Set G,nghain. and set Handkerchief
JaTmans.
--Geuuine Lurin Ca4hmeres, in Black
colors-Guaranteed strictly all wool
GarmAns.
Ready made window Shades-Gsr
mans.
The ice cream season Is here, and you
can find the best 81 SeargOss 4 Mayer
bakery and confectionery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17


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:.
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h''" 'A4.' brighter MAN ih"F are ',-day
Ih" Hn,3s At" raw white iar the harvest,
arIv awaiting hc sickle ,l The rssfer.
-rr...,.r1 ..,.. s.-,t. ..r....-. ,t.. ...4
'.F s." .'' s' E"1a'f - ... great ""ft 3
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

DurREz ASD BENEDICT hISsTEELS,
Reynoiis' Opera Housc, Saturday Evening,
april 26.-The Worcester Mass Duly
Gazette of Sept. (, says.
Duprez and Benedicls New Gigantic
Minstrels. headed by the veteran
managers Duprez and Wilkinson, made
a parade thi. morning. stopping TO sete.
made the Gascae a. they passed. They
have foe band, aud made sn excellent
appearance. Their eutertsi meut st
the theatre last evening was highly On.
jos ed by a large audience and there Is
romise Of another good house and an
other good show this evening.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

Curtains and Poles-Garmans.
Buy your Spring goods of Garman'sr
Winter stock must 60. Special
bargains at Lewiu's
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

REnERHpuRG ItKHs - Weather pleas.
ant for the last few daJs. Welcome to
you, Spring.
Tho hitting season is about over
Something numerous music teachers
Sir. John Wolf ia having number of
carpenter 70 renew his barn and fepsint
It. IIo will undoubtedly have one Of the
incest barns in Bfutb vslley.
Mrs Emma Wolf, Miss Ida 4 Wolf
and Mise Maggie I Ksesmer tho lsdies
who accompanied Mrs Emma HilIibsh 70
her home in Ffeeburg cay they had Il
very pleasant time, and speak In the high
ost terms of the universal kindness they re.
eeived st the hands Of everybody.
presume Cark's horse Is getting famil
lar with the road 10 MsdisonburR, and no
doubt wishes the Miller" lived little
closer.
We fear L's horse will eventually get
away with Commissioner Wolfs wagon
shed A little hay might appcase biz sppe.
lite for boards. OECE IEA WHILE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-07
Demonstration in WashiuRton.

Several of the local democratic orgapiza
tons of Washington last night paraded the
city to celebrate the election of Cleveland
and Hendricks. Before the procession
started salute of one hundred guns was
fred. At the Vernon Building, the demo-
cratic headquarters, the procession halted,
and was addressed by Hon. Richard L. Mer-
rick, Senator Vance, of North Carolina,
Henry Wise Garrett, and others Mr. Dler.
rick, after some copgratulatory remarks,
commented severely upon the address is
sued by the republican national committee
saying that it was weak imitation OF
ChandIer's famous dispatch in the Tiden
campaign, and designed for similar frautu-
lent purpose but" continued Mr.. Mer.
rick, "lhe fraud of '76 can never be repeated
in this country. Fortunately, the theatre
of purposed rascaity i now not in the re-
mote States Of Louisiana or Florida Or
SOUTH Carolina, bat in the great Empire
State Of the Union, at the very centre OF
population and wealth. and and, if Cleve-
and is elected President of the United
States, he will he duly installed in that
great Office" The speech Of Senator Vance
vas in similar vein, and was interspersed
with humorous remarks. The procession
aferward marched to the residence Of Mr.
w. w. Corcoran and rendered him a sere
made. The crowd that followed the pro-
cession was very large, but was unusually
orderly, though very enthusiastic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-07

The RESULT IN FAIRFAx.-The result o.
the election in this county speaks we'll 70,
the zsal and efficiency of our chairman, D
NJ. Chichester, esq, and those who were
selected to look after the interests of the
party in the various districts. tits needless
to attempt to ascribe it altogether to the
people, for it is well known that q party,
like an army, unless skillfully managed and
well organized, can accomplish but little.
1t takes good management to bring out the
full vote, and the repeated victories gained
here show very plainly that Mr. Chichester
is 1.-The right man in the right place." He
is entitled not only to the thanks of our
people, but TO more substantial reward,
and we hope the democratic party will ere
long confer upon him honors which his eff.
Gent services and excellent abilities 80 we'll
merit. The Court House precinct has been
redeemed, showing democratic majority
OF Is, while the majority Of 262 in the coun-
ty is something to be proud of-Fairfar
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Lieut. Greedy has been presented with
silver service.
Right Hon. Henry Fawcett, postmaster
general of England, is dead.
Several cases and one death from alleged
Asiatic cholera have occurred in Paris with
in the past twenty.four hours.
Father Chiniquy, an ex.priest, attempted
to deliver lecture in Montreal, last night,
but was mobbed and driven from the hall.
The wife of DR.. Schuyler Gardner, of Chi
cago, shot him and her young child, yester-
day, killing them instantly and then snot
herself through the temple.
By dynamite explosion at Stouchsburg,
near Reading, Pa, yesterday, three persons
were blown to atoms, and the falling, occa-
stoned BY the shock, of a distant chimney
caused the death of seven more and the
woundiag of others.
The marriage of Miss Minnie White, o.
Fredericksburg, to Mr.. ]. B. Chew, of Cal
vert county, Md, was celebrated at St
Georges Church, in Fredericksburg, on
Wednesday evtn'ng, October 29th. The
scene was one Of brilliancy and beauty.
Captain Dudley and the mate Of the
wrecked yacht Mignonette have been tried
in London for murder in having killed s
boy of the crew for food. The jury founC
the facts as alleged and referred the ques
ton of law as to the murder to the superior
Court.
The business portion of Silver Plume
Col. was burned yesterday morning. The los
will reach 100000 The streets are filled
with homeless people. severa lives were
lost, and but one body has so far been re
covered. Silver Plume Is a small mining
camp of few hundred inhabitants, three
miles west of Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-07
Determination.

In an interview with Troy Telegram re-
porter last nightat Albany, Daniel Manning
said: " think Cleveland has carried New
York by 1900 plurality"
The Albany argus, Of which Mr.. Manning
is the editor, says: The declaration Of a
canvassipg board of State makes the re-
turn Of that State valid also the only GER
tifcate of its electoral vote which is receiv-
able. The cauvassiug boards of democratic
States will let no fraudulent ard false votes
be lyingiv declared the vote OF that State.
The true vote will be declared, certified aud
sent forward. The democratic Huusr Of
Representatives will let none other than
the true vote h., counted t0 Blaine jcGi
tators Of fraud, it is just a. we'll that these
facts be told betimes new. No fraudulent
commission will be let pu. James @. Biaiuc
in the White House or keep Grover Cieve-
land out OF it, The men who attempt it
will be killed and the legal consequences Of
/ killing them will be taken care of after
wards
| Governor Cleveland said: Il believe !
| have been elected President, aud nothing
but the grossest fraud can keep NE out OF
it, and that we will not permit
| Gen. Carr, Secretary OF State, who lives IN
Troy, sail: There is no chance OF tealiug
this State, not as long as | have charge OF
the affairs. | don't propose that anybody
shall steal the State. If Mr.. Cleveland has
plurality, large or small, he will get it
The same is due the other candidate.
don't propose to play any Southern game
No matter whether it is friend or foe with
me, he has to have his justicen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-07


GENERAL MAHoNE's morning organ In
Washington says, the republicans in Vir-
ginia "did remarkably WE'LL" Why GER
tainly. Considering the facts that though
they brought thousands of negroes into the
State fron Washington, that though they
had the entire negro vote of the State, ana
that though, with one or two honorable
exceptions, every republican in the state
though Malone treated them in the most
contemptuous manner, calling them "apos-
tates for the price of their apostacy,' s~ai-
lowed his electoral ticket, composed OF dem.
ocratic scalawags, the democrats carried
the State by about ten thousand majority
they evidently did do remarkably weip'-
so we'll that their adopted child, Mahone
ism, has been efectually squeched, and
their present leader, Gen. Malone, buried
80 deep that after his term in the U. ,
Senate shall expire be will return to the
oblivion from which he sprung, "unwept
unhonored and unsung," and forever after
terward be only an unpleasant memory