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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03
MARRIAGES.

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r.rs Grets NHi.. to Mi,. Ria Clasf, Il nrush
valley.
Mr.. Luther kreb', brother Of The grootn,
and Miss Annie Hou'er, accompanied The
happy couple to the train 10 start FOR Clear
Geld, who're they expect 10 tpend a few
days ~ith His Honor, Judge Krebs, who
Is an uncle Of the groom. The happy
couple have the rood wishes Of their friends
and aeighbors, and hope they will never
regre. the exchange from single blessed
ness 10 married isppines.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

The Electric Light Company are
pushing forward their enterprise with =
great deal Of energy. They are nov busily
engaged in erecting The poles en- which
will be placed the wire tcr conducting the
light 70 different points In town. They
have also : number Of hands at work 10
the engine house, putting ia The engine and
boilers, and fron present indications We
will have electric light TO read by In less
than two weeks. We hope that this enter.
prise may succeed and that i, may have
many patrons, for electric light 's long
step forward in scientific adventure and
besides that IL gives our town reputation
abroad, 10 say nothing Of local advantages
10 be derived from It.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

Monte Ward, the fsmtas base bal
pit her, spent several days in town last
week. Ho still claims Bellefnnte ms bis-
pIncu OF residence, notwiih.iaud NJ Lack
Haven has represented that he Originality
came from there. Mr.. Ward has been a,-
tending the Columbia Law school in New
York city during the past season, and vii,
remain there till the first of May next
when the term he is attending closes, aud
then he will resume his former position as
pitcher for the New York club He CON
templates making the practice of law hi'
profession, and judging from hts we'll
known native ability, there is no doubt
tut that he will riso TO as great degree of
emin enee in tho profession of law rs he
has attained on the diamond fold, which
we all know Is a national, If not world
wide reputation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

wooDwARD ITEMs.- Weather cold and
sleighing spIendid.--The Sunday school
festival on Christmas Eve was a success
House crowded 70 overhowing. Order
good.--Some Of our young men had too
much Of "Rley's best. ."--sL Paul's Sunday
school had an entertainment on Christmas
afternoon. variety We had "fun
away Party spilled out, but not serious.
ly hurt.--we had quite = number of vis-
ilors during the week. Or. ard has pur-
chased tho brick house and viii take zoe.
rcssion 10 tie spring. Nrws BSY.
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MllLnFIn Irrus Good .lclghine.


Welcome the CENTEE DRNocnAT.
Ira A. has five bicyclos for sale cheap.
lie got them from WeH. II.
Abe X. took in the rcd bats AZ the
National. Sot 'em up again.
What was wrong with f. 4. on
Christmas?
VIM. stover sells lots Of New Home
machines.
On the retired list this winter-C. II.
John Karsict'er is nu expert in
building stair rods. One trial will con
vince you.
Mr.. J. s. McCargcr, of Ciintondale.
spent Sunday in Millheim.
What is the attraction at Spring
Mills, I'd?
Major, what is wrong with The band
this winter. since j. X. Carries the key
to the ball.
John Lose took unto himself a
"-chool marm"
We regret 10 report the illness this
week, Of B. +. Miller. Hope he viii
soon recover.
VIM. Mauck & Son. Of the Furniture
Depot, are doing good business.
John 4. enjoyed the concert at Re.
bersburg.
Mis. Lizzie IIartcr Is rH to Harris.
burg, visiting iriends. Hope she may
enjoy herself
Geo Cummings met with greatf7l
loss. His iorty.ihoumod dollar horse
died. Geo. s,iil hiss a COW. 20 come oa
for a teal.
VIM Ksrstettrr hes sold his hom" on
Penn street 10 jacob Keen. md oNpcol +
10 70 to Montana Territory Ia the
spring.
\ proractci meet ur !. uow in pro.
gross IN the Evangelical church.
Mr.. f. !. Swayclv. of tho DrugcrA4.
smiled upon Miihcim lot saturday.
Come again; you age aiway- welcome,
- il your paper.
Daniel Boon. the cracl. shot Of the
Branch. had quite ru.h tn sec him
over the Holiday. Cnuhs knows how
to handle that paddle after roll call.
i.rhtoned-ihat ,lcigbine party 10
Genre Hall taking rpiorcd man aianr
to drive. J., is enough to IHahca fellow
"climh tree"
FlcEWics & INV Yr,r' N1.f
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

A Hoe TEsr Ssxp rrs HIDE On lac,
week one morning, The reporter Of the
DKMocEAT was shown what seemed almost
incredible 70 one who hsd not vitnesed H.
Ons Of the 6hs poFksrs that are being
fAitsned at the Bellefonts Mills actually
crawlsd out Of its hide on Christmas night,
and on the following morning two-tbirds
Of the whole hide wAs lying In one part Of
the pen and the bog, whose external COW
ering II 20 recently bad been, was moving
sronnd ia another part of the pen In ap.
parsntly good health, pnd undoubtedly
much improved In appearance. Without
further explanation this woula seem 10
have been freak Of nature. But this un.
natural act Of The hog can DO accounted
for TO some extent, not b reason Of IL hay-
ing that particular attribute Of the ophi-
dian reptile, Of annually shedding lie
skin, but by reason Of II having fallen into
the mill race about six weeks ago, during
the night, and remained there siil morn
ing, when II was rescued. and II has since
then been mDre or les sick, and would
have died, no doubt, had Il net been for
The careful nursing II received at the
bands of the employees at tho mill.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

NorEs FRaN MADtsOxBuRa.-Cla
Meyer had = valuable mare die for him
recently. The cause Of iu death is not
known.--The literary society al Union
Hall, organized several weeks ago, is pro-
gressing hneiy.-Ths young ladies are
busily engaged working tbOse slippers for
some other girls brother.--wiliian Bailey
again Tusticates in our midst, after 3 two
year, visit through the west-Aiss Ne,
Es Smull is visiting Miss Ida SAsfer.-
A great many Of the farmers here are
plowing their nett year corn aAd oau
ground.-LAst Saturday wss the lat day
on which deer can legally Be killed
Among the visiting population 81 this
writing We notice the familiar face Of DR..
Rebsr, who has been away for six weeks
The DIR. looks much improved, and IL ever
welcome home. William Noll killed two
porksrs the other day which dressed SIS
pounds. Who can beat Il In The Valley 7
J. N. RepPert, OF KutEtown, is visiting at
T. Y. Moyer's. Mr.. Eeppert is very we'll
pleased with the town and vicinity. Dan.
lei Rush, in company With few sporting
friends, spent . couple Of days on The
mountains Last week IN search Of tbs
coveted deeT,-We are going 10 have 3
musical convention sometime this winter.
JoHx.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

OBITUAEY.-The death Of Mr.. Henry
j. MusOr, Of Haines township, on Mon
day afternoon, at one O'Clock, Dec. 81
came unexpected 10 hi. family and friends.
Mr.. Musser has been ia feeble state o,
health for about one month, owing 10 an
affection Of the liver, bu. bad so far re-
covered that he was able to 81. on a chair
Death came TO him s. In twinkling Of en-
eye, and took bim from our midst. Mr..
Musser leaves 3 sorrow stricken wife and
two children 10 mourn their loss. His re-
mains were Hurled In the Woodward
Union cemetery on Thursday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

--I,arEAins, Bargains, In solid Gold and
Silver Watches, with the best Of move
ments, and . full line Of Jswolry and Sill
vcrware, Knives and Forks and Spoons, II
the Music Store Of Bunnell s. Aiken. 81
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

w Wilfon, MeFarisoc N 90. call si,sp.
ton - the only reliable Ready NiKed
Paint ~ the market Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared PBtr: Il no: sni, 4upsrior To any
Reafy Mise- Paint soid but rivals para
white lead IN iis smooihnn.s in working
and durability. Tbis paint il gunrsnieed
By the manufacturer nnl 10 crnrg q, peel
within three Yearf. The guarantao ia NOT
only good i"r replacing the psint bat IL
Will Dee put "u If it should efsck ar teel
within the t.tns specified II wall be to
vonr Interest 70 CAL and see Wilson. Mc.
Fat.nne * Co, before rurchAsing either
whit" lead or any other Ready Mired
Paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

-Aessrs. Burnell & Aikens have a
very fine selection Of solid gold watches,
jcwelry and a full line Of silyerware,
which they offer cheaper than any other
store ia Bellc'oute.
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--Rx. State guperln,epd.n, Noy,h,on ~

-Ex.siaie Superintendent Norlbfop. Of
Connecticut, is In attendance upon the
County institute. IIs spent about ono
hour ard hHif on Monday AFTERNOON try
ing t. impr9s iis greatness uron The men,.
brrs "f the Iufiilulo, by going through "a
few sounds and rronouncing few word,
that every person @bo attempts " teach
school has been perfectly familiar with for
yrafs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

The season after the Holidays Is gen
orally dull with the Tailors. We are of
tsring extra inducements In iosr prices. We
have given large orders, and the Hs's
got-is arc now coming in. Leave your
order nov. MONTGOMERY s Co.
Taucfs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

"A handSome gold-bcrdcd cane was
sho@n our reporter ny our enterprising
jewsler, Frank p Blair, which IL 20 be-
contested for by John q. Uzzle, Of SNOW
sboe, and Levi FULTON, Of Mil,rbnrg. We
undersiand the contest &. for the beneA! Of
Bald Eagle Lndge of Old Fellows.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

@. U. HoTTER, & Co., ALLEaHExr ST.
The oldest merchants in Bsllsfcnta offer
sAe following bargains
Blankets, $i.0o . pair hsps, 76c drsss
goods, SC ladies woolen hose, l5c; gcsts
wooden winter hoee, l6c ladies hoods /;
arst class gents shirts SOC hanneis ell
descriptions and prices mems good solid
boots, 81 90; mirrors All sizes 25c 10 - 90 I;
= selsct and fresh line Of pure groceries at
bottom prices. Country produce solicited
and always on hand, IL will pay you TO
calf, We can't be undersold.
g. q. HOPPER & CO.,
Belleionte, Pa.
No. :. Allegheny Street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

--Descf ner, the gunsmith, has an "ele-
phant." 1t Is on Water street in this
borough, and Is rather n big affair. II Il
over sixty feet long, and will be used as his
future business place. He contemplHies
having connected with IL shooting gal
lery, with a range OF kixty feet.
Some years ago, near the corner of 10Th
street and Broadway, in New York city, a
gentleman Of considerable business enter
prise, fitted up an establishment in grand
and elegant style, and converted 1t into the
most handsome billiard parlor in the
United States His friend aud all man
ner Of people marvelIed saying, Surely
this man doth = strange thing With hi
money Why docs he not invest il in some
thing which will remuneratc him 20 S5nc
said, "He had sn Elephant On his hsnd-, ~
which, by the way, is AN old saying. Bat
nothing Disconnected him, and when hL-
fshcd hc named 1t The White Elephant"
But it proved 10 be Il very profitable In.
vestment, A. you cannot enter "Thc White
Elephant on any evening but shat you
will find nll Of the dfgy, or perhaps more,
billiard and pool tables in Lsc.
Wo hope Mr.. Dtyhner's Elephant.
may be as profitable a one as the White
Elephant just referred 10, as It f. said to be
one of the most profitable businesses in
that part Of the grea, metropolis.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

Prank \. Lebman IL runBiag the
Bul'. House IN wsy that tho people liko
when you are ST the table you have before
you Ju't wb't you want 70 eat, and II o
The beet IN the market The fBts Honse
equal to the best hotel IN town. FIX.
Lehman, the proprietor. has bought back
from WIN. Brown biz beer bottline e,,si.
llshment, sud bas beer nov for ssla ut bis
stand. Lehman will deliver {, 20 spv
quarter of the city 70 private families.
r.. \ LEnMAs,
''-'s Buitl H0use.
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oiaRssrnSegsce. containing impHtHhi nrw.,s 'l'til
tram aily part af the oounsy. No cnnimuuc q" ~
. r.Nt autrss accompanied by the real name of 'hs
= etaar
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CsTRAY NoTICE.-Cane 70 d,
A uDLToRs NOTICE.--In ~

a = nasiet e ths essate nf 1esrrh ahney aeseAee8
the nuarf~aHea MFtslHf#A hy The fifpAans rcufF ~
Centre nHhss - pa@s aessn he exeeHuana SAkA a.
msks aisfsAasiaa ST she tsiswre ~ hanas - N8Mns
nj shuef. TFssstrs. AaA fesogt ahe sAn# - 14n4
sefta atIt AEfs#a = sM# anszez 81 he AHf4 Af3t
Ma4 4.sss 4anaz4z 1sSAs Ass4s i - utsAa& N NJ.
ehsa and > Aefe 81 FAftss mss atitAHa q Ats 80
piufef. KILLS 4 ##NN
Aekii&
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Clayton Poofman and WIN. Morris.

Clayton Poorman and VIM. Morris,
two Of MilesbHfgs hand.gme young men,
spent CbrIstras st their homes II isa
pity ibat such fine lonkine and accom-
plished young men have 70 seek other
fields n which 70 lay the cornersioDes
a f3rtHne. Bat then our qaiei li,lie nei
Dor down the creek will boom when th1'
new railroad comes along, and the boys
gill 1lay . home ard gro1 rleh.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

NOTICE i hereby givep that tho
~ scuosst af Jehn a. psnhls. cammisass a
Hsnry psnkls, iunatie. Ass hesn ~ ia The eicr
ef he Parliamentary 81 ~ oesri ef aunaea Plsaa
In sad fcf ths ccsnty e Csnfrs tsS that uaid 49,
ssast ell - prszsat=d fF coanrraaaen 81 the neat
tAEn ef ssad GcuFA J G. HARPER
- PsefA@As44<y.
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7 EGAL NOTICE
30. 6 E!s!s7 IT,. Eo!,ssta.s. "a

II haii-s is hsrs rirsu t1 si f--sars u.s..sf,i
thsf iHf fl.stsr luE1taTi-s - she f-lfs aud sbai.
tsiss Hfrf o. atlasr. sfef sire rrIrisi,. Z ths
st of iHfb ~ Afftl a Is-I uatr tsse AlHafs.d
ri q o. fhf lH5ft sd Sled it tsefef ~ ~, Cieyt
~ 800 Flafs Court e a-syr sssHtt aU4ff 90 "a !.
rsI'IHns ir fll f3fHfsla ass - tff 'ls SET aat
nest trffa 4hs ssf4e l8 - - - - siss,siutsgFt
i4i. Arffsfss#r--f = tEs real s.t.ls 20 76ssu,s,
NSfaiia late - Naitef fas nsht = :. a-saar a. asi
sJatt 90 Hts Hitrr EstiisfIue Nr4ui ~
"a iuyshiofs Z te l-efsaHsi prosperity u Aafan D
Hiah-d- late of Wsiter ushtE de-aa-,d a taksp
~ his vidav. Naffha garhhfds
I tuveutafz ~ she fsrssnsi rfrf-rrtr aT n d J
Ui'lihish late uf 1ies taanshIp ae-ussee "A l.ken
bt Die vidav. Etaass HfHiiHsA
Nh lnvsnfvrt = tbs rHfs8aai glrFs triT 'fs5ltjsh
tnWiasfs late n Bsnuff zoe ssfi scras-a a. tatsr
~ his widov. II 1asnbsr.
JANIS A. MCCAIN,
REGISTER.
RseTsrTHf oturt. Dec. slss A. o, 1854 Is,
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EXECUTOR's NoTiCE.-I44,er.

~ ts4tamsntsTy on ass estatss u Hsssy y. Dwahle
aee~asud iats ef WaikeF tosnahtn Csetrs csurty Pa
haviar hesn grAsssa 70 The une rsign si srsanr Co.
dsbtsd - said sstEse reaa sssa % make fmmee-
sta payns~ni, sad eli haviaE eais Agniast TIE came
- Pgsssut tAsa, aulf sathsatafr hy lNu fef tsste
msut. J. n. CARARfcK
nEerutoF.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

Did any one hoS- that li.tlo "so'o"
praeljcci by c. l.. Gramlsy on Thar.lsy
night /, was cutie low. .Ss-'e 1t was
scarcely audible but not too los far the
melodi"us s,rsins TO bs waited gently t.
the care Of your fpondcnL
Messrs William Krcamcr and +. ",
Walker we're the doorkespers, and well
,hc Doctor MAS Tho only fel'o~ that gasr5
their vici.anl cycs without ticket "Yuu
bot"
Perry Slower, or Coburn. attended tho
concert. or course he sA~ Dr. Br--
oh, pshhw Perry, We soni say no more
about Il, for " you bsd pr"'cniod your
coal bill wcj have had to pas it. But do
you think hos getting D,ougar9
Professor, Scchrist and Weller "iook
the cake" by their cbmic songs in the hotel
parlor on Thursday night
The Banquet,e was "largeIy" attended
a, Cook Condos on Saturday night sitter
the concert Bright and appropriate toast.
were offered and responded TO by the coun-
ell Of "three."
Ticket, please. oh, excuse me. Pass
righ. in, Doctor" Was 1t you, Mr.. W. 4,
81 Gasn
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DIED.

A'AULAf-oH psrssbsf l7tht issa Mn. MAuisy
sEs6 - yesrs { moaths aud 20 daye
thisiin oounty papers pieass oopy)
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

t. fHY-IcIANs w" De- not o. nd fault,
rePraanH 90 r"ademn tue practlr, 81 sny
regular phy-i ian--'hi- o. rut oYf mi.siau
but 40 do rlsin i' hn vore 'p ndi I'c-
rum 3" uis Ir.-nf.f,,rn. a. di'-rlrd II o.r
bsuk n0 ih- "l''. ~ L'fs" .srd Irni-hei
ErAiu't1u..y by sii .drgrgi,yl, be would
gufr aii At patients.
% wrsn pHtr- county. Pa
d. Usrrv,N- D,rr Sr. The small
ulcers ar~ s|. hrslr8. md ibo large Ones
aro 10; mnr- lhsr taf 10 large Hs ihrv
~rfH. Hr G-..iuc 4g3in we'll tn" pee
p'n cay gsar IsraHa DO doing miracle.
go t.i ta4. rasr'y -a mu.h opium BE- ds1
tofufs 4-2. Mls J. MAYSAEB
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03

~ AGNl ai..-bn 'Hfts'iHH- GHT it"
writer hsd the ricst.te ui attending q
nup,ial ceremony ~ tho rr.iiruco nf your
correspondent, Wm. u Fry, vhn vss
then and there united Iy ihc ,acrcd mar
risrc iio 10 Mifs Esbe-cs 6. Lsurlmorc.
4 large company oi 'rirul. cfc present
n witness the ccr.mony, Rev. ". {.
Kuhn oGcisiiag.
Amer the ceremony tho company Refe
conducted 10 The tsli~, which ~as sum-
tously furnished with shurdance Of good
turkey and ali til, clcs,cfs., a. well As tho
finest Of cake. Many Of those present
brought useful and beautiful presents,
whilc some very nice presents wers cent by
persons invited who were unable TO be
present
The pleasant gathering was somewhat
hastily broken up, A. the bride and groom
we're hurried OF behind the handsome
greys Of Mr.. X. q. Brcit) 10 take the train
on their bridal tour 10 Baltimore and
Washington.
To use the phrase Of . friend Of ours !:
This makes two loaves that Mr. Fry hes
obtained Of the same baking" OF one
thing there can be no doubt, and that is
that Mr.. Fry has obtained an excellent
wife; quiet, sensible and a. eEosllsnt
woman in All things. We join with al
the friends in wishing them long life and
much happiness. -.
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a THEIvING Business --Gorbrirk.
Hale * Co, Of tho Bellsfonts Mills, are
undoubtedly going a thriving tusssc.s, and
one Of which our little town may be proud.
Daring tho past year, up TO December IL,
1855, there passed through their mill one
hundred thousand bu-he.s Of gram. From
seventy to seventy five ihcu.ard bushels
Of which was wheat, and from thirty 10
thirty-fve thousand busheIs was coarse
grain. They have nov in store over thirty
thousand bushels Of wheat, which ha.
been delivered within the lsst few month.
They have extended their facilities cnn.id.
crably Tor the storage 81 grain this last
summer, and will IN all probability during
the presen; year by FAR exceed last years
figures Of ono hundred thousand bushel.
We call your attention to the adycr.
t'ement Of Dingrs, Eunsda * Go. Of Co.
barn. These young men are courteous and
polite, and the p"opIo Of that vicinity will
End II to their interest TO call on them for
goods in their line
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-03
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JUBILEE AT KEBERsBuR0. The music.
al convention held In and for the benefit
OF the Lutheran church at Rebcrsburg,
during last week, closed on Friday aud
Saturday evenings with two grand con-
ccrts, and was n surcess In every respect
The church was comfortably filled on Ffi-
day evening, and the performance was
good Throughout On Saturday evening
the church was filled TO ils utmost cnpae-
ity, and standing room was at premium
The intense heat and poor ventilation made
it very dfiieult for the singers TO perform
their parts, and II Is indeed a wonder they
did 40 we'll. Quite handsome sum was
added TO the exchequer Of the church from
the proceeds.
The Convention was conducted by Prof
/. u Sechrist, Of Hsgerstown, Nd, assist.
I'd by Prof. Harry J. Sechrist, pianist and
solo cornetist; Prof g. II. s. Weller,
pianist and vocalist, and Miss Ella Il Sc-
christ, eontrslto singer, of the same place.
Miss ". G. Miller, of Rebcrsburg, presid.
cd at the organ, and filled that position
very acceplably. Quite number Of home
talent, and singers from a distance, assisted
very materially In making the concert "a
success. Prof b Sechrist has a natural
qualification for developing musical talent,
and the excellent music rendered by his
ola Ea Ia. 4 III
ful instructor Tho wonderful Cripple
tongued" performance On the cornei, by
Prof Harry j. Sechrist, was "a marvel H.
all who bad the pleasure Of hearing him
and the easy manner IN which bc perform
ed the most difficult pieces ranks him
among the very finest musicians nf the
land Prof. Weller organ solos delight
cd the audience, aud his good humor and
pleasing manner made bin a general fayor-
ite.
The performance throughout Of Nj. Sc
christ wA- quite sAli.fsctpry, and her reci-
tation Of Deacon M0uroc's Story" was
one Of the leading features Of the evnine
Mics Sechrl'I reals admirably, and we j5e-
dict Tor her Bright future Tho solo and
chorus "When the Morning Comes, 3"
sung by liule Laura WoodIins, and solo
and chorus Beautiful Land Of E"si," by
lt,,lc Edic Wolf, was highly srprscialcd
by every one.
The committee dc.ire 70 return thanks
in behalf OF the church 20 sli who len, q
helping hsrd. We regret that far
want of space We are unable u give the
program In m,l. % wss- our intention.
Ia writing ,ho above we merely mention
the nance of those vho took leading part
in ins'rum'n'ai mu-ic. without any 8urr.
'reci, whatever, for those Who took vocal
parts.