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MORNING GLoRr Baking Powder; house.
keepers delight Sold by all Rading gro
GERS. G. 8; FEENY, Proprietor,
l4l0 Maifs street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-09

CARPETS and Wall Papers Cheap for'Cash
at No 2Ol9 and 202l Main street. John
Roemer, Agent.
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Young Msn,-Read This.

FoR slightly damaged carpets at two
thirds Of their irst cost, 60 to ]. W. Ferrel.
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Advice TO Aothers.

Fos spring wagoas, buggiey and CIR
risges ak warranted. 70 to ]. W. Ferret
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN rue CIR
- cult Court Of Ohio County, Aug.s, Rules, 1884,
Iron Mountain Company
N AksumpsH,
Saint Louis Ore and Steel Com with attachment.
pany.
The object OF this suit In 70 recover from the de-
PENDANT he sum OF So 90 for iron ore Sold aud
delivered BY the plaintiff to the defendant, and 70
subject 10 the pay ment Of such Indebtedness claim
Of the defendant against the Riverside Iron Works
And ia appearing from an affidavit alei In this
cause al these rules, that the defendant Saint lous
Ore and steel Company, Ii not resdeato the 5tate
Of West Virginia, and IL not having been served
with process In this suit, motion Of the PLAINTIFF
by its attorney this order Of publication Is entered
against it, and Il IL ordered that the aid defendant
Saint Louis Ore and Steel Company, Il required 10
appear wihin one month after the date Of the first
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
TO protect its interest," il il further ordered that this
order be published and posted according 70 Law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of aid Court,
nj the court house OF said county this 9Th day Of
August, 1884, to-vit: August Rules, 1854
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the frst time August 8, 1884
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WILLiAM p HUBBARD, Attorney for Plainun.
ateoayt
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Manufacturers sheald zee the
p ssWafehman DeteetOr7 Clock. sold
nv JACOB w. GRUBB.
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- ANY Use Cuticura Soap, an exquidteiy
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NOTICE 10 TAKE DEPOSITION.

TAsdsfssaak Angasa Meyer. vim sss
tAst tas dspoaaions Of FredtTiei G,rno ~
Gesliss .haY s'eInecker and oOnpl,iass,
taken = the ls1 ofice OF L s Jord~ WI
ChhAplne stzgaI In the city Of WhsI,
susie o. WsR Virginia, on the 18th d,T
A. D., -, ssssssn ths houn so'e!oef 40
10 sslSss ? % q re- ;; 81, y evidence
nom any 0use; thstakinso Of the sid dsps.,,,A az
NOT be conm0ceA q being Commenced 80
be completed o. that day, The takine n s.
will be adjourned f0m time 10 tim. S,tJl -
shall b completed HENRY Mrs.
suboaw BY l. 8 jonas. In -
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1000

NWML 3 ia % -! one Who VII sst I, =.
any poisonous rabstaNcem nj
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la GOOD q co. sen the chsapedt Dry Goods
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Cabbage Worm
D"ssyAs. By usis u.
csbbsss Worm Pow
Ls1OS - ~1ll1a~
~ isse MAIN STREET,

THR STATE OF WEST yIRc,v,.
i Csisty, I'm u Cireui, teart Of OIL. %
West Virginia. August Rssss, IsA. 'AS css
HxsRr ArrEs
vs.. In Charny.
The oh .cessf this sub isto obsS, al
esIe ssafriss.ii BY tbs plaintiff FINN ' sN ~
and II .pPcst.t trom IN sfad,vSt S,s St's ::
Meyer, 10 not a'ssident Of the s,s,s = AH
gala, and she 80 having ben ssrysS .,S
in n. suit on nesion o. TN plaintiG. - S
md u b ordered t1ss the aid def.nS.a sA,as
Meyer, b required 70 appear si,hS - AssS
sesr De date Of the er.t Puolie.tca q 81.
I'D % Wat = nscess1E to project her i.s,.
piSted 0esuired BY nv. f"est
ID. t.se.ony shersa ! have Asn,u,> .
bid bid, tn ~ q day q goA ~ lsT ,ssi! is
-Pabliahs6 kst tns August S, lssI o
Aaests JOHN ". MITCHELL ~
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Rnrr,H Mills Camn.

Wheeling, AUGUST 9Th, 1884.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

situation and the step, taken to secure
delegates favorable 10 his nomination st
Chicago. While Mr. Blaine manifested
great interest ia all the detail, and
expressed much satisfaction with the
work being done by his friends. he said
frankly that he did not expect 10 secure
the nomination, but would fail a. he had
already done twice. He hoped, however,
that his supporters would stand to-
Rethcr, and when it became apparent
that he would not receive the nomina
ton, they would be strong enough 10
turn the tattlr in favor Of some candi.
date entirely u him. During the entire
conver-ht' on, this gcntlrm II SAYS, Mr
Blaine talked a. though be was moi cx.
pecting the nomination, but was
allowing his nSme 70 be used in the
contest for delegates IL order u accom-.
pli-h some other important political
Object, which of course he did not dis
close.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

IT is estimated by Inspector
Thorne, Of the New York police de.
partment, that there are not less than
twenty thousand men in that city who
are in full sympathy with the so.cal-
ed Socialists, and these twenty thous.
and men are for the most part "strik-
ers or loafers. They constitute not on.
ly very inflammable, but exceeding.
ly dangerous element, and the honest
working classes cannot too emphatic
ally repudiate them. No lasting or
substantial victory for the rights Of
labor can ever be gained in this coun
try under the red flag Of anarchism.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1884

We have faith in the future great
ness of our town rs Ii manufacturing
centre as long as her interests are in
the hands ofhome capital. Every sue.
cessful investment in the past few year,
has been that of our own citizens. We
have class of young men of small
means. but wonderful energy aud en-
terprise, to whom we must look for our
future business men aud manuiactur-
ers. They are the men who will push
our town along. They are the men
who subscribe to our railroads, who
help build our churches, and are fore.
most in every undertaking that tcnris
to improvement. Cariol ties itsrli
up in banks and grow. 49,. 81 ten per
cent. discounts. Enterprise puts her
shoulders to the wheel, and our Glass
Works, Machine Shops and Nail
Works are the result The Belle
fonte Iron and Nail Company" is a
new establishment, and grows out of
the older plant, the "Belofonte Nail
Company" The new firm includes
in addition to the gentleman who cam
posed the old firm, Hon. j. i. Gcp-
hart and J. W. Gephart. This firm
expects to put up coke furnace and
otherwise enlarge lis business. We
eau not 60 into detail in regard to
this new establishment but it is one
more step toward our future great
ness. \ iew men with the enterprise
of this firm would be valuable adj
dition to our town. 1t is only from
this class of men that we can expect
anything. With the advent oF new
railroads, freight reduction will be in
order. The mineral wealth Of our
county will be developed. With the
facilities for manufacturing that Belle
fonte offers, is ncarncss to the coal
and coke fields, lime stone quarries.
sand for the manufacture Of glass, the
immense bed Of iron ore, almost with
in stones throw of the borough line,
it Is the spo, formed hy nature for the
manufacturing centre Of Central
Pennsylvania. Keep your establish.
ments in the hands Of your own bust.
ness men, their success in the past. Is
guarantee for the future. Ii others
desire to come aud invest well and
good, the field i large aud the haryes.
tiers are welcome, but there is no rca-
son why our capital or cur enterprise
should seek other places Of invest.
meut.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
4 Forlorn Hope

The Harrisburg Patriot does not ap.
pear TO be intensly impressed with the
boasted harmony in the republican
party. It says
As the times for the conventions Of
the two parties draw near there is less
interest in the result OF their dcliber.
aiions than was - ha expected
While this is somewhat surprising, the
reasons for it are entirely obvious. 4
close contest always develops intense
interest in the preliminary struggle,
but where the result Of the ultimate
battle is so clearly forecast, a. in the
case Of the present instance, much Of
the excitement gives place to the
apathy that belongs to despair.
With the republican party united
and harmonious this year there might
have been sufficient hope Of vic.
tory to induce an Lctive effort on
the part Of the managers. But instead
Of that the organization is broken into
fragments and distracted by adverse
and conflicting interest to such an ex-
tent that all promise of success has
departed. In this state the Blaine
people are conducting what seems to
be an earnest endeavor to nominate
their favorite. 1t is, however, the
shallowest pretSnse. Their only pur.
pose is to cruelty and destroy the other
faction of their own party. That nc.
Complished their zeal will fag and die
out, and when the main battle comes on
they will refuse to ineet the danger
and expenses Of the encounter.
In any aspect in which the case is
presented they are alike hopelessly
involved. If Blaine is nominated
New York, New Hampshire, Connec.
ticut, Massachusetts and the Pacific
states are lost beyond the possibility
Of recovery. If Blaine is debated
for the nomination Pennsylvania,
Ohio and n number of other states in
which his adherents are numerous and
influential, will default in the Novem.
Der contest. With corruption and
chicanery ruling their primary con.
tests it is notsurprising that these con.
ditions are apparent. They all teach
the inevitable lesson that the repub.
lican party must be defeated.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

The Philadelphia Times of Satur.
day last has reports from 81 COUNTIES
Of the State on their choice for Presi.
dent aud on the tariff Randall is the
choice Of Pennsylvania and a tariff
for revenue, with incidental protec-
tion is the platform. Centre county
is put down for Randall, but uncon.
cerned about the tariff. This we sup.
pose is official, although Chairman
Meek's name does not appear TO be at.
tached to the telegram. What is
striking about the thing is that with
the vast iron and coal interests of Cen.
tire county, she would be so indiffer.
ent about the tariff. The two great
valleys that extend through her very
heart are underlaid In their length and
breadth, with vast bodies of valuable
ore. She has thousand upon thous.
anls of acres Of the finest bitumin-
Gus coal. She has FIVE large iron
manufacturing establishments, with
millions of capital, directly or indi.
rectly interested, and yet she is not
bothering about the tariff. We sup
pose she has 90 much cofdence in her
representative in congress, Gov. Cur.
tin, and in bis ability to take care Of
her interests, that she does not need to
bother about the tariff. Well, such
is, no doubt. the case, but away down
in the hearts Of her sturdy, sterling
democrats is a warm spot for "Uncle
Sammy" the sage of Gramercy Park.
She will, no doubt, speak for herself
at her convention, and again in
November.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

THAT Blaine is the choice of the
Republican masses of Pennsylvania
no one can doubt any more than they
doubt that the Stalwart wing is Bit
terly opposed to the "plumed knight"
lie will never be the nominee Of the
Republican party, and all the bluster
and noise Of his faithful followers will
not remove a single vote of Stalwart
opposition. The "plumed knights
political scalps already bangles at the
beak Of the "stru.ting turkey gobbler"
Of New York. New York will go for
Blaine under instructions (from COnk-
ling.) The leaders Of the Blaine dele
cation from Pennsylvania will be Stall
wart.
We advise the Mulligan guards to
buckle on their armour and get ready
to shout for "Chet" Arthur, the great
presidential dude. All contests at
Chicago will be decided adversely to
Blaine. The great state Of Pennsyl.
vania that for twenty-four years has
been the bulwark Of Republicanism,
have no more voice in the nomination
than will Kentucky that never casts a
Republican electoral vote. James O..
Blaine had better die Of "a literary
effort" than suffer from political ssun
stroke" at Chicago.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

The Detroit PIdindealer, the organ
of the colored voters of Michigan,
says they number about G 800, and that
If Michigan republicans do not accede
to their reasonable demands they will
make trouble. Times was when the
republicans Of that state could look on
with indifference to tranfer Of three
times $500 votes TO the democrats,
but now Il Is doubtful if they can af.
ford to merely lose the $500. They
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
Additional Local.
The New Borough Council.


President +. b. Crider was in the
chsir last evening and although be did
not deliver his inaugural address he
raped the council 10 order st an hour
So late ,hst precluded the idea Of get
ting even glimpse Of Matte Vickers.
Other councilmen present were Messers.
Shor'lidge, B,rIlsy. Cedars, McCaferty
Tate, ID. Brown, Jr., Hicks and l.. L.
Brown.
After the minutes were read and
approved, the clerk read fhe commit
tees appointed by the chairman a.
follnVs:
Fiaanoe-L. L. Brown. II. X. Hiek-,
Id. Broni. Jr.
Wat7-Wm. shortlidge, Joseph Ce-
dar., II. X. H,cks.
Marka-R. McC5f~fty, VIM. Short
lidle, FL. Blown Jr.
Srsa-D K. Tote. l.. i. Brown. David
Bartley.
fgc ami PoleS-DayiI BARLEY, D. X.
Tate. X. Meoahertv.
Naisaaee-Jo.cph Cedsrs, I'd. Brown,
Ia l. J.. Brown.
When the verbal communication
were called for, -. l. Spauclcr Esq'.
who WA. present. faii that he appeared
in behalf of residents oC East Curtin
street, who would also present a peti-
ton. lie osparialiy requested council
to compel retident- near the Allegheny
connection ofthst street TO put down
l boatd walks. lie says that he has
/ fourteen Iots on Tue street aud VIII will
iugly build walksin front of his proper
| ~ when taO-e further west have done
I so
\ petition signed by about all the
residents ol that s'cet was tLen read
making a similar request in reference to
boardsalks aud street .amps. This re
quest was afterward referred to then
street committee.
Mr.. William Jones rss nominated
tor collector for the ensuing year and
on motion Of Mr. McCsirrty his cleo
tion was made by exclamation. His
compensation is per cent.
On motion Of Mr.. Tsic Mr Peter
McMahorc was chosen Ian p,ighter at a
yearly salary Of 1924
The same gentleman moved that Mr..
Thos. ShauEhentcy be made street
commissionucr Carried salary, $3.50
for each day be works.
Mr. Samuel Rne Was on motion o.
NJ. Shorllibge, selected for engineer al
Water Works aud superintendent Of
water pipes The question Of salary
was not acted upon
Subject OF salary for the borough
engineer aud the borough solicitor was
deferred for future meeting.
The salary Of clerk OF council was con.
tinue1. a. last year, at $50
Clerk Mitchell read a complete finan.
ciOl statement for the year which we
shall probable give la. morrow. 1t shows
{ T" N1tAslAtihhAt hihftA lNF Nllt NeAI. NuE
this is sbundsntly accounted for by CT.
iraordinary expenses, such "a bridge
building, repairs at water works. etc.
which wIll probably not ocsur again for
a long time. The borough sfFairs hsve
been managed with great economy and
commendahle discretion, aud the great.
cs. fuancicr in the world could have
made no better showing. g.-Nnas.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

certainly run risk by alternating any
body from the party ranks this year,
as they are likely to need all the
votes they can muster.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

A WHITE mans republican party is
the last announcement coming up
from the South. The republican lead
ers of Georgia, Gen. LOngstreet and
other Federal officers have issued en-
address, calling . meeting to form a
e white mans republican party" and
isgisre that tho negro "haye thrust
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
Halstead Reviews the Riot.
TuE WELD MARSHAL THINKS THE TROOPS
rELyENT ruETuER TROUBLE.

CINCINNATI, April 2.-Thc follow.
ing review Of tie riot was wired 90 the
New Y,rk Tijgar rom Mum Iial.tcai,
editor ol the Cgmmcc.al Ga-rtfe, tonight:
Tine number % rcr-ous killed and
wounded in the not thus Ear j. abour
2uU. Tue last m'al shot fired in anger
up TO thi. writing was fred between
four and five o'clock tbs morning,
though poor soldier boy VS. Instantly
killed this evening ~ the arci .cutal
discharge of hi- CUR. The Court House
Is not the utter ruin IL was At first sup.
Po.cd TO b.. 4 large proportion Of The
valuable records have been saved. The
money that was IN tho trca.1ry i, all
saie. Tho yzulu, which were very
heavy, are mainly good. We hsve con
iiiencc there Will not be repetition Of
the terrors uf three nights thalw.li be- %
memorable here. Bat only the over
whclmiuE forces Of State troops prevents
further disastrous dc nonstr ions. The
determination TO lynch the gang Of
murlotcrs in prison, and n release the
crowd o'tloicrswh6 hsye been made
prisoner. is something terrific. Secret
meetings w're held TO DAY that would
mean mischief ~ Thor" Wcrc not thou.
.hn1 fIti"s and several batteries aihaud.
u ' '"'' h'r'hy "' I""eF. making
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
The Republican Circus


The Arthur. Blaiuc Combination gave
public entertainment In the C.ur, U,p.e
On Tuc.day. Ever, body Wa. - urstod
with the Arthur g,sipc ,opumcnt Tn.
convention was calIed 10 order hy Col. d
$ Keller, the Chairman Of the County
Committee, snd Jas l. S1mmcrville w.s
elected Chairman. The was riccc Of
sial~art strategy, and was intended 10
t,kc the wire edge Of of the oppo.uon
knife Il w@ EucccsFful moyc, ard gave
tho convention The appearance Of Blaine
Arthur machine. A COMMITTEES Of five wa
appointed 10 draft ro.olu,ions-aIresdycut
and dried, and Ia Colonel Kcliers yes,
pocket The hcrculcsu infk the commit
tee performed after 4 few minutes s,alwart
labor. We must cay, that the resolutions
reflect great credi, on the County Chsir.
man They are the regulation Arthur
Blaine revolutions. with , little ts,.g ,r8
''e''''' '"' - VI" f." '''a" 'ANe' b. we
Drm"crAis. After the "WhcreAses and,
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nomination. iar d.re..,t,.. f., ,h. gt.,o C,,.-
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Naleu tine were pot Ia nominal on.
Jasl st thi. point tbs sps hand Of The
Arihur-Blafne machine became visible
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rom, ,.lr,. r.ls fI,,,.--...4 T. fr-
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

GEN. GRANT hobbled into the House
Of Representatives on his crutches, one
day last week, when Mr.. Randall
moved recess of fifteen minutes, so
that the members of the House could
have an opportunity to pay their re-
spects to the veteran. The motion was
unanimously agreed to, and the Gen.
eral was right royalty received by
Congress.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

THE Republican primary meetings
were held in Harrisburg, on Saturday
evening, last, resulting in an easy vic
tory for the friends Of Blaine. Ar.
thur, Edmunds, and Logan received
few votes, but the mass shouted
for the "Plumed Knight"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

themselves forward as II matter of
right to the leadership of the party,
aud being incompetent, have destroy
cd It's power for good. and placed
themselves in ridiculous light" The
address further claims that under me-
gro management "the republican party
in Georgia has gone to the dogs year
by year" The address goes on to de.
clare: This is Il white mans country,
aud white men will control it, ANY
negro who pushes himself to the front
is unwise, and aby white man who ur.
ges him TO ii is an enemy to his coun.
try. The negroes are failures rs voters
as we'll as failures ms office. holders"
Further, it is declared that the ne
grocs are not only totally encfiicient as
party leaders" but are not reliable
voters"
A republican party in Georgia,
without the negro will be a weak aE
fair, but not more so than the rcpub.
lican majority in Pennsylvania with.
out the same race of citizenship.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

THE proposition to restore the duty
on wool to its former rate, was defeat
ed in the House, on Monday last. by
vote of 1lS to 126. This probably
gives an impetus to the Morrison
bill, that bodies its passage in the
House when it comes up next week.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
NO. Is.

at Iosst one delegate, and ia this they
we're suceesssfn. They Also got In an Ar
thur resolution. The cause Of the "Plumod
knight" Is in good hAnds--if the Blaine
tail an wsg the Arthur dog.