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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

REBERsBuRG BREvfrtEs Splendid
sleighing "A proiracted meeting IL going
on In the Evangelical church .--Zwingli
memorisi services In the Reformed church
last Sunday evening G. Burkert,
more generally known as "Grassy Burk-
er'," has again returned TO his western
home 10 Ohio, after = visit OF several
weeks duration 10 his family and friends.
The farm Of Samuel Shafer, deceased,
near Madisonburg, has been sold 70 Luther
Slower, of Hsines township, for $1,000
Would II not be better for mothers, who
have crying babies, 10 stop going 70 church
until As some future timer Audiences arc
not always willing TO be entertained In
such a way.--By the way, some Of your
subscribers failed to receive their paper
last wssk.--Dr. q. s. Frank, who has but
lately started out as practitioner 10 medi.
cine, bAs already won the confidence Of
public. The Doctor hes enjoyed the tut
ton Of three full sessions in the Jefferson
Medical College, Of Philadelphia, and re.
ceived instructions In al Of its branches
special end regular. Ho is moral and
strictly temperate young man, and from
the fact Of bis already large prsesics Il
evidence enough Ia itself OF bis ability
Success TO you, Doctor. MILEs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

-Wilson, McFarIano Il Co., call stien
lion to tho only reliable Ready MIXED
Paint IN the market. The Pioneer Pre-
pared Pair: il no: nly >uperioF 10 aby
Ready Mixed Paint sold but rivals purs
white lead In its smoDthncss In working
and durability. This paint is guaranteed
by the manufacturer not 70 crack or peel
within three years. The guarantee IL not
only good for replacing the paint but II
will be put on II II should crack or peel
within ihe time specified. II will be t.
your interest to call and see Wilson, Nc.
Farlane * Co, before purchasing either
white load or any other Ready Mixed
Paint.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
g. Il. HoTTER. 4 Co, AlLEonrxY s.

c. L. HoFFER, 4 Co, ALLEogExY ST
The Oldest merchants in BullcfCnte offer
The following bargains
Blankets, sl.00 pair hAps, 75c dress
goods, Sc ladies woolen hose, l5c gents
wooden winter bose, l5c ladies hoods
fret class gents shirts JOc nannels all
descriptions and prices mems good solid
boots, So 90; mirrors all sizss 25o 10 s. 90
= select and fresh line Of pure groceries q,
bottom prices. Country produce solicited
and always on hand, IL will pay you to
call, We cant be undcrsold.
g, u. HOPPER & Co,
Bellefonte, Ia.
No. Z. Allegheny Street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
I.AKc.srtR. PA. Jan. s 1891.

In accordance with Rule |. Sec. ii, tho
Democratic State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania, will meet aI.the Bolton
House, in Harrisburg, on Wednesday Jan
%, at4r. NJ, to elect Chairman, Secre-
tsry and seven members Of the Executive
Committee. 1t may Mt this or subsequ'
meeting FIX the time for tho State Convcn-
zion w. L. HENsEL,
Chairman.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
I EGAL NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given % alt pffsous intefestsd
thst tho following lLsrntafos oi the good, sud ,hat
tels aisU - sIigsF, urHsfThs pgJrisiaHs ( The
Act of iith % April A. b 1891 have et unhru.ed
ni d. - The Court sua flied 10 tho once ~ The Ciefk
81 the utplaut Court %; tertie cpuuty aud H u0 ~.
srlfaHs o. nlr8 thereto aH "r before the hrst hat uf
neat term she azfns sill bs Confirmed absolutely
let. ArpraisrHiriit q tA" zeal s-tsi~ 81 ThaiaAs
NgQulin. late oi worth tnuashIp dsesated ~ set
aIsaft g. hls vtdB~ 'sihHfsus NsGHai.lu
a tntrutaf1 r. the f.sfsrnaI property II Aaran
EshaEds late " Waller tIvutt &, deceased a. tAttn
lg bic .auv. Martha q thai1s
-. iatcntsp - ihs pftaslsl property u Dr. y J
HHlifith lstr nf NIlss tupHsltr deceased ~ taken
- HE lIu~. Ea4ua b isIIIif.t .
stb tursntafv ~ N.s rsrl .Hrl property 4 ElFah
DtamLrrs late = T+'tqu tas ushl darrz,i astal ~
hg tit NiJau. " : 'lAmirv
JAHFz 4. Ne"tAIv.
E~Fifi~F
Btefs-rra oftsrr. De- -I.' B. T.. 1858 l.st
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

Frank \. Lehman Is running the
Butts House In way that the people like
when you are At the table you have before
you just wh4t you want 70 eat, and IL is
the beat in the market. The Butts House
equal to the best hotel in town. r. Y.
Lehman, the proprietor, hiss bought back
from VIM. Brown his beer bottling cstah-
lishmont, and has beer nov for aale At bis
stand. Lehman will deliver II to any
quarter Of the city 10 private families.
+. Y. LEHMAN,
4g-5t. Butts House
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

WOODWARD SPLiNTERs -- Dan, the mil
Ter, is siil ia the r.. catching business. lie
averages one rst every uighL-Business is
booming at the peoples storc.-Ths Mite
Society 10 fourishing - J. G. shipped car
load Of aour 10 West India--Jsnes It
linger, one Of New Bcrlins sludeals, has
been home during the Holidays, visiting
parents and friends; always welcome -
Miss Lizzie Geistwile, Of Lock Haven, has
been home for the past week visiting. She
also brought her Intended better half along
Come sgAin, Hal.--Doctor says his chick
ems we're not stolen they frozO TO death.
Van IL going to Cloarheid 10 take orders
for "Eby's best" Hope he will be sue
cessful.-C. w. HoslsrmAn Is going TO
build new house on stillhouss Run. -
John Snyder is going 10 build on the same
street. says the orders are coming in
thick for tie patent bed springs.
FRTTzEY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

--Jno. Boyer. the photographer Is now
ready for business. Car, corner Of Penn
and Bishop streets, just below the Cum.
mings House. Bcllcfonto.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
CHE Gentre 9tmutrat.
Thursday Morning, January IT, 1894

CoRegsro oSngScE. containing important nrSA,s'"l'
frogu any part Of the county. No ounmuhicrlf ta
s,rtei aRlc.- accompanied by the real name OF The
StigeT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

No 1. All that mttNusEe. tenenaent and - 81 lard
sitsAfs in rnisnviiis bofssEh. ard kuUsn es lets
nusnbessd fhfss sd four IN Wan ?. Fishers sxtsntioH
of Haid buroaeh e. rteer3ea IN AiaeeilApsous bsoN
IN Centre couaty. saia i0ts being honH8e End dssct
81 e fslIows BeginHiss 81 tsst on The berth Nse
Of Afleeheny street. thence hf - ailsg refth =
wess leo fses ffh street, ths4re Honx sAd Hress
10 feg - 81 alley thsnce slauz aAtd alley - esst
i@l feet e. AllrFhaut sifpet thete aanE sAa stres
iel Tea - Hisrr y fsgfnnsaE hikS the saut tract
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

The season afler the Holidays ia gen
orally dull with the Tailors. We arc Of
fcring extra inducements In ioU prices. We
have given large orders, and the Hei0
goods are now coming In. Leave your
order now. MoET0oMERY & Co,
Tailofs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
Personal.

paper, and his mother, Mrs. Jno. II. Orvis,
ara visiting at CIif on Springs, N. Y.
Mr.. J shafer, Of Nittany, gave us a
pleasant call on Monday.
Judge Hoy Is away in the Ea'. for
week on business.
Daniel LOsh, of Walker, was in town on
Monday
DR.. Dobbins has removed from Ale
gheny to Bishop street.
Mr.. w r. Reynolds, Jr., of this place,
is sojourning at Clifton Springs, N. Y.
Miss Kr,tie Harvey, very pleatant
young lady Of Lock Haven Is visiting at
the residence Of her uncle, Hon. Jno. II.
Orvis, on Linn street
Ex-SheriT Woodring will move 70 his
farm, near the Blue spring, some time in
March.
Mr.. J. l.. Robbins, member Of Mr.
Belle survey corps of this place, has gone
to Philadelphia for the purpose Of starting
a job Office.
Mr. Jno. c. Miller will open a Phonetic
school. For further particulars inquire at
Hoover & Miller, book store, Allegheny
street.
IT, u.,n.I -, - -. ~ ~. Or, =,
..
a. -. --..-,--, ...,-.
-. a., o'''''',',' '''''" -
,um on Tuesday. Come again. Mr.. Fr,ip.
ws arc sIwsv. ,l.d 70 .eo vo,
NJ, uo,,v yus,ini to,,.- ,o.;a,,,
OF Bellefonte. i. a, presen, employed =,
chief cook n, the Der,o, Hotel Florar,s
Kansas
&C. NJ. Bower, Esq, had the mi.for.
tune to give hi. ankle very severe wrench
come time ago snd has been compelled to
Use cane.
Our hand'ome and distinguished
friend, j. y. Casanova. OF PbJliPsburg,
"ilIus,ratod" tho WiIljamsporI Brsaifasf
Tab'e. The picture was very good and the
subject well cho'en.
Mrs. Mary r. Hoover and daughter
Bella returned few day since from their
uiF TO Florida, very much impaired in
health.
Judge Hoy laishci up tho a-gamcr
li.t in both the Common Pleas and Or
phsns' Courts la, week He starts with a
clean balance shee, for 1854.
Mr.. John uoy. Of BelIef5n;e. leased
for term Of wears hi. valuabl. tract Of
coal land at Snow Shoe 10 Mc,sr,. Sumncr-
vile, Cryder * Co, Of the la,lrr place.
rsaYi,o Smith ,sk,. the rsss Tor ,s,li,y
.,,rv. II you doub, our word iys, s,r,
sr,,r3 -,o ri. og,c 5bo,,,-,,o ~
ii. n.
-, o.. .,
~"
MISS Jennie Ao"oe' VINO 'o' many years
res'ue1 VII" "s' s'a"1'A'"''t "'' james
- l. p-.ali-z y y tt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
sHERIFF.s SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry writs of Fiera
Pacias LsvaH Faeias sHI vssdition Ezponas, issued
cot e the Coart Of Common Pleas Of Centre ooany
ana 10 ne dir~tsd ~iI be exposed % public sals II
the cssst Hosse, in The Boroaeh q Bsllefsnte, on
sGTuRpAY, JANUARY "a A.D, iss4
- s.tta..tr. nY,ns,sssv "a uatt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

Almost a car load of these I fps -
cent tin types have been taken since
Christmas. Of Boycr's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
A PPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

d. Notice isfsly rifsH ilai fir isll.siHR laf
i fsFsaus have Sled thrf rcNf..p fr losnss ia fbs
.G 10 90 700 r,fA sagft uf g1Hffr FHas.uu af tbs
yearr in hul ~ fruffg ruuHiy auI ihat HpT5Hstian
vll l made g. ihs Hsti s-lI.fs a. aa5 .lf, 50 FrsEi
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

WAIVED good girl 10 do general
house work None but good. steady
girl need apply. Good wage, Inquire
of r Y Lehman. Proprietor 81 Butts
lInn.e.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

4 UDITORS NOTICE.-The un.
d. dsfsisF.sa. sH Aadifaf. sIrelHiei lr ths uf.
Yhaut tauFt ~ Centre raunty. 90 4t.fflute ir n as
ia the hasds at ihs AjrulfrasT q the s,tsta ~ Ea
izsrcs BA'cHnsu. dfcssffd appears his fnAi
eHuui o. aud among the psTfies sufitled therein.
oil attend Oh Tie 8Htis ~ is slfnittHtut 81 Als
gfsrs IN le bHrguEh q Br'lruH's ffiday she ith
dsy e Fsfruarv. is-E. 81 90 a'rlpst = = Nhen aud
~hsfs all fsfs Interested are fe4us-tei 60 pfssaut
Their siairas triafr iha unsrrtlzue3 ie forever a.
tef aslafre1 fru5a coming be- upan srtd nd
u ~ HAHsitHEEGEH.
GH Aatitar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

-Genuine Lspin's cashmere. full yard
wide, heavy weight, reduced 70 AZ cents,
At GArman's
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

- Everybody i. rushing to Boycr's
photograph car to get large tin types
for - cents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

--FouR LAnes tin types, % cents, al
Boyer's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

--LoNest prices. Everything new and
fresh, al Garmans.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

Nov line Of cmbroiderics TO arrive
next week, at Garman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

WASTED -Gy a large Wholesale Gro.
Gerry House, good experienced sslc'mAn.
oae having An acquaintance with tho trade
O.! Blair, Huntingdon aud Centre counlies
Aijrcss Lock Box III, PLiladelphis, Pa
All OF our Winter goods musi be sold
10 make room FOR Spring stock. Call early
ani &c, bargain. Ovc-cosls Al cost aad
speciHl reductions in ell Of our goods Tor
the next 30 days Respectfully,
LEwGx a Co,
Allegheny street, Belrfyatcr Ia p
All winter goods at reduction
Garmsn's.
--CoIorei bordorcd haudkcrchicfs 3
cents at G,rman's.
Ner embroideTies at Garm1n's.
Mems under shirts - cents At Gar.
mans
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

"a baby's picture taken in the "twink-
ling Of an eye" at Boyer's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
Thirty Lectures

by members Of the College faculty and by
several distinguished gentlemen from
abroad. Circulars, giving full details, sent
on application 10 Prof. ". II. Jordan, or
TO the President, State College, Centre
county, Pa. n2-5t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

ULRic ZwISoLI.--On Sunday, the 9Th,
inst, the Reformed congregation of this
place will hold service commomoraIing
The 40Olh anniversary OF tho death Of UIrie
Zwingli, the grea, Swiss Rsformer. The
Rev. DR.. Thomas @. Apple, President Of
Franklin and Marshall college, Lancaster,
Pa, will preach upon the occasion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

-Lewin's Phila. Branch is the place
TO buy clothing ohcar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
MARRIAGES.

CROWS MILLER. At Cruirs Hal
Jspuafy l5 lt=i, ~ Esv q Foster 81. , ,
- uuack nd Hiss Jsnuis CT,u nuiilsf bath II
AsrDosbgIE. fa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
FRTTzEY.

wALKER EoTEs.--John VanadA killed
a Mig seven months old that dressed 24s
pounds.
Joe limerick is again able TO be about,
though looking rather pale.
Mr.. Clay Rogers and family OF Clear
aeld have beon spending some weeks with
friends In Snydertown and vicinity.
A considerable number Of Walker town
chip people are talking OF going west in
The spring.
viii Truckenmiller, the gifted young
poet, has been visiting for some time among
his many friends in nublersburg and Zion.
"A beautiful line OF silk handkcr-
chiefs az Lcwinis.
|. Plain dress goods 10 cents per yard
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17
TIE ANNUAL
FARMERS INSTITUTE
WILL BE nELp At THE

State College, beginning JANUARY Doth
and ending FEBRUARY slh 1884
There will be at least
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

No auction trash at Garman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

Very latest style hats and caps At
Lswin's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

. Plain dress goods 10 cents per yard
Al Gsrman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

-Mcssr. Buuneil 4 Aikens have a
very fine selection Of -o!id gold watches,
jewelry and full line Of silycrwarc,
which they offer cheaper than any other
store in Bclle.outc.
Picture enlarged pr copied. ai Boy.
sr'v.
Tho latest craze wAvo braid, 81 Gar
nABs.
--Ccliuloid cuT, and collars, an sizes.
az Lcwin's
Winter stock must 60. Special
bargains at Levin
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4e6A
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-17

No. I. Allegheny Street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04
A JOurn v to the sun.

Az to the distance of 8 100000 miles, ,
c%annon-ball would travel it in about tf
teen years. 1t may help us to remember
that ut the speed attained by the Unite,
express on our railroads, a ram whirl
had left the sun for the earth when tho
Mavtlowrr sailed FROM Drlflaven will
the Pilgrim fathers, and which ran Al
mat rate day and night, would in 1885,
still he Il jodrney of some Years away
rom its terrestrial station. The fare, ut
the customary rates, it may he re,
marked, would be rather over s2,j00,G0U
~ that II is clear thai we should need
b tn money and leisure for the journey
Perhaps the most striking ILLUSTRATION
If the suns distance is given by eXpres
8 ug it in terms of what Inc psychologists
would call velocity of nerve transmits.
sion. Ii has been found that sensation
j. not absolutely instantaneous, but thai
il occupies n very minnie time in travel
ing along the nerves; So that il a chile
put its finger into the candle, there is &
certain almost incouceivubly small space
Of time. say the ono-hundredth of Il sec
ond, before he feels the heat. In case.
then, a child's arm were long enough to
touch tho sun, it can be calculated FRI III
this known rate of transmission that thu
infant would have to live to be n MAJ
uver u hundred before it kew that its
fingers were burned - Prot. S. p. Lang
lev, in tho September Century.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04
The PleurO-Pnrum pnia Scare.

N.wY RK, Aug. 3l.-.A conference be
tween the officers of the American Ag
ricuitural Association and the Interna.
t.oual Dairy Fair Association and lead
ing cattle breeders of the country was
held here yesterday to consider the
means to he taken to allay the alarm
winch is being created by sensational
reports ON the subject of ~pleuro-pneu-
mDnia among cattle. An address adopt
ed saws: "When we consider the great
harm done and little good accomplished
by spreading the sensational reports, ex.
crpt AS is indicated in behalf of the men
who hold offices, We arc irresistibly led
to the grave suspicion of their good
faith. Fearing that this Bureau OF Ami
mal Industry may Gn ,..S cattle indus
try of this countr.. -..Oat harm, a
thorough investigation should he made
by the American Agricultural Associa-
ton and tho International Dairy Fair
Association, and do all that is in their
power to ferret this subject 10 the bot
tOm.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04

The Democrats of Shelby county, In
diana, have decided to hold q monster
barbecue, at the fair grounds. near Shcl
Dyville, on Thursday. september 18th
1884. 1t ~ the intention of the Deinoc
racy of Shelby, Indiana, the I'D home o
Hendricks, % make the affair the big
1est OF the kind ever held in the West,
Forty beeves, seventy sheep and owe,
~eventy-hve hogs have alread.
been subscribed by Democratic
farmers. Gov. Click. of Kansas, has
.ignifed his intention of furnishing Z
steer weighing 2,3W pounds, and whe,
It arrives will be placed on exhibition ~
the fair grounds, six bands of music
ave been engaged for the occasion.
Among the speakers who VIII be pro-
nnt arc IIo.ls. Thomas \. Hlud,i"kr
Dan. ". Voorhees,. isnnc j. Gray. Rev.
Innry Ward Beech !, COY. Gce e,
!Ioadiv. Iion-. Ailr,t'. 1liurmHn, ST.
,icl j. Fsnndnli Carl St!'nrz Ii vtheis
I..u L-yn.vu...e..' Lf Lao % StI.S =.
cordially invited to he present.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04
A Dinner by French " omen.

A dinner took place the other day In q
Partisan restaurant, givor by the ladies
ofthe French press. 1t was seif-styled al
diner dcs has blous." President of this
blue stockings banquet vas Jennie
Thilde, the !air editrts IS of the Gil bic.
whose caustic pen makes her admired.
and feared. At her side were seen Nine
Paul de ChGrry, of the Pays; Carnen, ui
the Putrie; Camille Delavillr, of the
Presse and Oninion Rationale; George
do Payrel,rune, of the Tel.-
graphe; Olympic Aildouard, the
editress of the Pavilion, and mar
more less known to fame. 1t Is n para
graph in the statues that only good
looking ONE may become members ot
this society. and o of tho above
named ladies, II not actually beautiful
have all that subtle charm. NJ. Barhe.
d'AureviIly, who bns SD often over
whelmed all biue-stockings with hi
acute and witty satire, received from
the lady President an invitation 10 a.
tend the banquet. He declined in 81
most gracefully sarcastic Letter. 'Nt
anie.'' n ~.tpta. +" y IL very ditfi"n't ." ""
81 IS. &.tf...3, -, utit. ON .N.1s ~ :.
Ulvsses."-ILondon World:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04
AZ LAGGE.
~, r%rissser ~ Dsntoa isll Nal
Their I-caps.
low THEY The soHtmf
rs- rr.snsr, In Al. Cssrssd VIII
Nnisus ,I!m,s, O~1sTso~rT IL.
Jaiisr sud Obtais Ih.ir
Liberty Others tar,

DKsr y, AuF, ST.. special, A very
successful Jail delivery wa. effected here
s.t night, Some days since Jsiler Kin.
iTul shot = young man ny tho name of
Deeds while he was trying Ia escape,
aud since then Deeds has had n cot H.
The jail, hut outside Of tho iron cage,
Last night Klndrnl was called into Tho
jnil by Deeds about II 10 ock 10 tnrT
him on his cot, and while engaged about
The cot he was oyerpowerod, relieved "i
MS pistol aud made 10 call the negro
runk, tho only olAer' person about tho
Jail, lie unlocked the door, IL no sup
passed, In lot klndTul out, but war
seized at once, and with kindrul
locked in cell. Tho iron
age has only two coils "r cnmpart
ments with a corridor running the full
length ~ tho cage. On account NJ Tho
iHrgc number uf prisoners aud the heat,
they have been allowed the Use Of the
cells aud oIridur indiScr intimately, and
they had cut through tho chilled steel
floor. cutting out n piece larg" enough
Ia permit the rgrcrs uf a lnnu, ana mus
gained the mann corridor Witch was
entirely around The cage, and docOy"d
the jailcr inside. The job was well
Iltllllti anu wis l'N Nv 'ltilNI fllINl .
i,rissrm or Charles %Culluitt, No tools
have been found around the Jail. They,
with tho keys and the %iailor's
pistol, were carried OF, Ne
attempt at pursuit was nude
until daylight this morning. when
sheriff Clark and posse stnrtrd. The
Ill il situated some iirlls distance from
the public square, and kindrul had grrn'
tro.blu la make IL known an the OUTSIDE
that his prisoners had flown. Two
negroes roluSrd Ia leave the Jail, saying
they were innocent aud wuuI not tax"
the chances for escape. II is supposed
mat Charles Colquiit and Gris~on had
horses convenient to hand. only
horse, so far AZ We have learned, has
been stolen.
The following l. Il list II the escaped
prisoners, with, the oh irye against each:
IRdsE AT LARGE,
George Owenstry, theft OF horse.
Bailey Grant, (col) theft If money.
Finley Grissom, theft of cattle, twenty
COWS.
j. =. Sanders, theft OF horse.
J. W. Cooper, assault 10 kill.
Fcrrill Mann, theft of horse.
Drew Fisher, tcol.) THEFT Of saddle.
Jack Davis, THEFT of horse.
Charles tolquitt, theft of horse.
Marion Bunklcy. trol.) theft Of money.
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A Brutal VI urdcr.

Nsw York, Aug. 3,-The Empire
Laundry Association started this morn
ing from the foot of West Eleventh
street on the barge Union for Linden
sreve, near Elm Park, Staten Island.
On the trip one Of the excursionists at
tempted to steal sandwiches from the
kar, when the barkeeper struck hin
with "yclub. The crowd then pouncod
aporeA, %barkeeper, beating him t.
deas<t h glasses, plates, pitchers and
whatever else they could lay hands
IN. The barge was brought to u stand
still and the captain sent u man ashore
~ notify the Staten Island police of tn,
murder. The police, however, took II"
5, riOn, and the barge returned to New
York after killing the '%barkeeper. The
party Quilted the bar, and it was reported
man who came ashore hat the
Hwer deck of the barge looked like a
elaughter-pen, as all we're fighting terri
NJ
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04
Tho American assoeis.isn Of Science

PHILAD. LPHIa, Aug. 3l.-rhe thirty
third annual meeting of tho American
Association for the Advancement OF
Science, which begins in this city
Thursday next, promises to be one OF
the largest ever held. The meeting will
occupy seven days, and during the SEES
sion it /. expected there will be read be-
tween 800 and 800 papers, covering q large
number of subjects. AT the opening of
he general session Thursday morning.
President Young will resign the chair IT,
Prof. j. p. Lesley, the presldent-elcct.
after which an address of welcome will
lie forwarded ON behalf of the city by
Mayor smith On the same evening a
lecture will be delivered to tn"
association, 10 which members Of the
american institute of Mining Engineers
which will be in session during the
week, ore invited. Friday evening Prof.
Young will deliver his annual addr, So To
lie members Of tbs American aud hrii.
"a. s~-,N..a.o., 1U,egatC. o. taEa,.n aHl
oihor foreign and American societies,