11 I) c j||i 11!|C iin Joit rnat.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1883.
BY DEININGER <fe BUMIuLER.
.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Aworvrm FATS,
ASS()( I A i J-: it Dci:.
We are aiillmrtzeil f > uniouu v Unl Pit. .1. 1?.
Mnrn.ol I'uie i.'TMve Mills v,ill U> a e,uuli<l.He
for the rlllt'" of Associate .(ridge, sorijeel to Hi'
<U cislon of the Democratic County Convention.
We are nuMmrizcil to aunounee that .loirs
liisun., of Poller townsh'p, wilt l>e a rumiiriatc
for the olhee of Associate .Turice. suhjeet to the
•h'Ciouii of lb.' Demoeralie ' 'ounty Coiiveiiliou.
-T HE REWI > V REFER KNC E
TAX RECEIPT ROOK,
'by a country editor. Every tax payer
needs one. Just published iin.l for
sale at the
JOURNAL STORE
• and at book stores generally. Call to
examine'it.
Mr. John lteighaid, of MiHUuburg,
was seen on our streets last we. k.
—The Atmosphere was romaikahly
• cool for August, on Fiid iy and Satur
day.
—The now firm of Binges, Yonadi
A Co., at Unburn, are ei-j >ying a big
business bootn.
—The M. IE R. Ass- ciation meets
next Monday evening. (let your dues
ready mean while.
—Our junior editor mule a living
rip to Milton and Allentown last
week and returned home dditjhUd.
Are roast in g ears soon ripe ? Oi r
better half would so mncli like to roaSt
a few dozen for us— if she hud them.
—Mr. Jacob Gobble, of SnydertoTvn,
paid our sanctum a visit on Saturday.
Jac >b always calls to see us win n c
bout. y
—Ex-Sheriff Muss?er b-ou glit a pi
t to vine to our otllce that measures
six feet six inches in length. What can
beat it ?
—Mr. Allen I>. Deiuiuger, of Xew
Berlin,who spent a part of his vacatiofi
among the/riYmlsc/M/£ here, left for
horn# to-day.
Mr. vT. R. Wo'f, of IMiersbnrg was
one of our subtfanti d callers on Situr
day. Many more of the same kind
would be welcome.
—Mr. Jacob Sand us d mated a very
•good and much netded table for tlie
Lutheran Sunday School. T tat was
real nice of Jacob.
—Mr. Jonathan Kreamer is still con
fined to his room,with no present pros
pect of improvement. He has the sym
pathy of the commuhity.
—Ex-Gov. Curtin is hereby tendered
the ih inks of tlie JOURNAL for a c >py
of ttie Compendium of the feuth Ce.t
sus of the United States.
—Gen. Beaver and two sons are t-rav
eling over a great part of the state in a
carriage. It is about the nicest way
yet'invented to travel for pleasure.
—Mr. John Kerstetter.of Booneville,
one of the brst masons that ever swung
a hammer, and a very good.jolly fellow
"besides, is again here building foui dt
lions.
-- Be sure to read the new advertiso
uuentof S. B. K imp, Jeweler & Watch
maker in Milton. You may find some
thing in it just to suit your wants and
wishes exactly. Yes, le id it.
—Our Cornet Band realiz'd forty
eight net by their festival on
Saturday, even witli the cool weather
.against them. They ought to feel hap
py and thankful over it—and they do.
—Those who have plenty of time and
schtamps may get ready for the Niaga
ra excursion ; others will please stay at
'home and attend to their work and
busine.-s. Printers belong to the "oth
•ers," of -course.
—Our good looking Chief Burgess,
Jas. C. Smith, was the first 111 in to buy
•our handy and practical Heady .liefer-
Hoice Tax Receipt Book. Lots and gobs
of others have bought since—or i xpect
lo buy " one of these days."
—J. R. Smith <fc Co., the wide-awake
house furnishing firm of Milton, last
week donated a very fine secretary's
desk, worth .812, to the Lutheran Sun
day School of Millheim. These gentle
men know how to (jive as well as to
take.
—STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the
residence of the subscriber in Aaror.s
burg, on the 31st of May last, a dark
red cow, with a little white along the
bellv and from rump to tail, medium
size, heavy set and short legged, and
heavy with calf at the time. Any in
formation that leads to the recovery of
the cow will be liberally rewarded by
—J. A. LIMBERT will carry express
and freight goods from Coburn to any
point along the route at the following
rates : All packages weighing less than
100 pounds, to Millheim, 10 cts., to
Aaronsbuvg, 15 cts., to Woodward, 25
cts. For packages weighing over 100
pounds a proportionate charge will be
made. H
ADVICE TO MOTHERS
Are you disturbed at night and broken ox
your rest by a si -k child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth ? If so, send at once
and get- a bottle ( >f MRS. WIN-LOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUPF©RCHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is
incalculable. It will relieve the poor little suf
ferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, re
duces inflammation, ami gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one of
ihe oldest and be-t female physicians and nurs
es in the Cuited States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout tire world. iTlee 2-3
eetjis a b >Ule.
CHARLES C. BELL.
The gmsshoppers around Cunt re
II all are fond of twine. They consumed
the twine bands wherewith the sheaves
of a 10 acre wheat field, on the farm of
John T. R >B3, were bound —all but a
bout 404 sheaves. This is about the
meanest trick yit heard of grasshop
pers.
—The grading and leveling of the
Rt Hi fonto and RtilT.do Run R. R. is
completed and it is thought tint the
ties and track will be laid and trains
run by about mid 110 of September.
Rut when will trains be run on the R.
&T. road from Spring Mills to Re
moot ? Who can toll?
CARD.— The members of the *MIII
- Comet R uid hereby tender their
best thanks to the ladies of the town
and neighborhood for their liberal do
nations of c ikes, >n s lk and cream for
their festival ami t> the community at
large for their generous patronage.
—J. W. Saook has just completed a
starkßh itou lei <v aiound his premises
and is now buil ling a substantial pi ink
walk. Jake R a I'jMop fellow for im
provements, and weenild name atiout
a doz en ft Hows wh > we wish would
follow his ( \ample tint it won't do to
—you know—for an editor to be povson-
-C. W. Albright showed us a num
brr of very fine buggies the other d ly.
They appear to be very solidly built and
are as will finished as anything we have
seen in the buggv line this long time.
Charley certainly knows liow to got up
a first-class buggy, ile started for the
western counties with his buggies the
oilier day.
—We regret mueli that we can not
publish the HULKS governing the dein
ociatic deli gate (lections, this week.
Sheriff's sales and local matter have so
crowded the JOURNAL that it is squarely
impossible. And it makes no real dif
ference as bur democrats are well book
e 1 in these m itters and m >st of them
know these rules l, by heart."
Sheriff Punkle sends in a rather
lengthy commitnicttiou for publication
this week. It is somewhat monoto
nous and dry readmg for dog days—is
pectally to those not cincerned, while
those that are concerned the meaning
to is point* d enough. These Sherill-t are
real ugly when they get ma 1 at a fel
low, for which reus in we aie doing oar
level best to keep o:t goood terms wi li
Tommy.
—The administrators sale of the es
tate of .T >hn I). Foote c >mes of to-mor
row. (Friday.) Eight properties, a
mo.ig which are the d .veiling houses in
Milllieim will be sold.
The trustee's s; le of the estate of
John Keen, deceased, will bo the fol
lowing Friday, Aug, 17th. Two prop
erties in Millheim, ten acres o! out 1 its
near town and a faun two miles west
of town, w ill be sold.
—Tiie stone, lumber and other ma
terial for the new JOURNAL building
are coming in, but the c hilars are not
coming quite as "thick and fast" as
the emergency demands. Please don't
be so bashful about the matter friends.
An average of about five frai/e dAhirs
a day on old subscription with about
two-nctc cash subscribers an 1 as many
Bland dollars, da'ly, would just move
us along swimmingly. Fact.
—Mr. T. G. Erhard made himself
quite useful while out in Kansas for
nearly three months. lie owns two
adjoining farms in Sumner county
one of Bi, the other ot 1(50 acres. On
the latter be. built a good house and
stable, and talks seriously of emigrat
ing out there fur good. Don't do that.
Tommy. We don't like to give you
up, and beside it is so much farther a
way from home than Strasburq.
—Prof. Wolf givts notice in this
week's JOUKXAL of T he regular annual
teachers' examinations. lie lixes Mon
day Sept. fOtli for Milllieim and Penn.
Now just one word to teachers, actual
and prospective. Brush up your rusty
ideas—if you have any to brush up—
fir the occasion, especially in Geo
graphy and Grammar. Don't locate
Afghanistan and Belooplvstan on our
Pacific coast. Don't murder the
K'ng's English in the first degree when
you parse. Please don't.
SPRING MILL ITEMS
What has become of Sara Patch ?
(Gone "where the woodbine twineth."
—Ed.)
Miss Clara Guise, Mr. 11. B. Her
ring and Mr. I >uncan Rankle are go
ing to Illinois to spy out the land.
(Glueckliche lit ise.—Ed.)
J. F. Glass & Co.,have the boss separ
ator. Their work gives satisfaction.
I. J. Grenoble received fifty car loads
of coal last week—the largest single lot
ever brought to Spring Mills,
Mr. J. 11. Bibbv, the gentlemanly
landlord of the Spring Mills House does
a thriving trade. A number of tour
ists are here who are well pleased with
the accommodations, the people and
the place.
The Centre county Sabb ith School
Convention will meet here on the 23rd
instant. We anticipate a full attend
ance and profitable time.
Rev. Fur man Adams will conduct a
service of song in the M. E. Church
next .Sunday morning. It will be very
interesting and the public is respectful
ly invited to attend.
The JOURNAL is a welcome weekly
visitor and is getting popular. (Happy
to hear it. E l.)
BROAD AXE.
The Hand Rovs.
I'oinintinleatod
Pen n Hall, Pa., Aug. l, 1 SS-'R
Editors Journal : -
Please allow ins a
little space to say that Xlessrs. J. F.
(illss & Co.,have throshed a pait of ray
crop and that the work done, by them de
serves much praise, especial 1 ybecause
it turns out the wheat cleaner than
any Separator I ever saw. They ku >w
exactly how to handle and run their iua
chine so as to produce the best results.
Youis,
JOIIN F. IIKCKMAN.
FAT AT, RAIL ROAI> ACCIDKNT.—
We learn from the Rowisburg papers
Unit Mr. Joliu Rover, residing neai
that town, lost h : s'lif wliil> mossing
the R. A: T. Rail Road, at Fifth street
in a buggy, by being run into by a
train, last Wednesday. The usual
warning signals were given ; t>ut it ap
pears that Mr. R. whoso hearing is
somewhat impaired, failed to hear
tin m, at d drove upon the liaek. llis
horse, furthermore, became d. z si, and
seemed unable to Pave the sp >R The
train coul 1 not be stopped in time to
save Mr. R .an 1 lie was caught,thrown
some distance and badly hurt rib >iit the
head and knee. II > war u:ic mscious
until death foil iweJ.
CSNTR 3 COUNTY TSAOH3E3
EXAMINATIONS, 1333.
Snow Sl*>e and Eurnside —Snow Shoe
Tuesday Ang ist 1 t
Huston—Julian Wednesday " Id
Worth —l'ort Matilda Thursday "b>
Tavlor—llannah Friday " IT
Fiiilipsburg and Rush—Fhilipsburg
Saturday August 1 s
Uuiomille and Union—Unionville
Monday August JO
Liberty—Eaglevillo Tuesday " J1
Howard and Curtin Howard Wedues
day Augtist J J
Walker — Hublefsburg Tuesday "JS
M irion—Jacksonville Wednesday " i!)
Milesburg and Eo.gs -MilesluugThurs
day August .'to
Spring—Pleasant llili Friday " ill
Renner--Knox'School House Sal.Sept. I
Ration —Waddle's School House Mon
day Sept. 3
II ilfuioou— Stormstown Tuesday " 4
College—Lenient Wednesday " 5
Fergus >n —Fine Grove Thins lay " l>
Harrra—Roalsbu)g Friday " 7
Millheiu. and Fenn —Millheim Monday
Sepß lb
Haines—Aaronsburg Tuesday " 11
Miles—Kebersbtirg Wednesday " 1J
Potter —Centre Hall Thursday " 13
Gregg—Spring Mills Friday " It
A special examination will be held in
the school house, Rellefonte, Saturday,
Oct. ('• ; applicants must come recom
mended by*three directors of the dis
tnot in which they intend to teach.
Examinations begin at 9 o'clock a.
in., applicants must be punctual.
A meeting of directors is desired on
each day of examination. They should
permit none, excel# pti.srns of good
character, to enter the classes.
D. M. WOLF, Co. Supt.
.Si. I'imo fjolcl,
\os. 317 A 319 A urn ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
RATESREDDuEDJOS2.OO PER DAY.
T!v.' trawling pub ic will .>llll And at this
Hotel the sun • libera! nruvi.sioti for their coin
fort. It is locate lin the immediate centres of
b:;si'ae>s an 1 places of amusement an.l the *1 if—
fere at Kail-llo:nl depots, as well as all parts ot
the city, are e.isily ac'essible by Street Oars
Constantly | s>inc: the doors. It offers special |
indueem'-HiS to tuose visiting the city for bu>l
ne s> or piea>ure.
Your p itronage resoectfttlly solicited.
Jos. M. Feger, Proprietor.
For the Milllieim Journal.
Ftaternal Gresting and Cordial 1 i
vitation.
As Die introdu ;ti > i of chr istianify
into the world by our divine Saviour is
the greatest blessing that a merciful
God could confer upon man, it is be ce
our privilege to avail ourselves of the
blessings and benefits it olTeis, and in
view of the fact that the inaj rity of
our fallow m n for whom Christ died
live destitute of its soulsaving i'nllu
enc *s, and even our respnjtive c mgre
gations have fallen into a state of
meaningiess forfciality and lack the
baptism of the II ilv Spirit and of fire
and therefore need the spirit of
quickening into new ness of life
in a great measure, so that in
stead of exhibiting a spirit of sectarian
ism and exclusivenesa, they be baptiz
ed into one spirit, loving each other as
Christ loves IH. Believing as 1 do, in
the "communion of saints," I woul 1
heieby extend a friendly invitation to
the christian ministers and people of
whatever denomination, to unite with
us at our approaching oumpmeeting, to
attend and participate in the various
religious services, and exhibit, as the
people of (rod,a united front to the un
saved portion of our Mlow men, that
they may thereby be led to Chiist, in
stead of becoming hardened in their
sins by the pe'ty jealousies and uu
trieiidlyness of professed christians.
In the spi rib of brotherly love I sub
scribe myself y >ur fell iwlab irer in the
vineyard of our common, divine Mast*
er.
BEXJ* rix IIENGST,
Preacher-in-charge.
Centre Circuit.
Milllieim Aug. 7th, 1835.
—A special excursion train will be run
via Northern Central railway, Tues
day, Aug. 21st. Schedule and rates of
fare to Niagara Falls and return, from
stations iti this section, are as follows 2
Rate. Leaves.
Soring Mills 7 75 5 50 a. m.
C iburn 700 ('>.lß "
Miflliiiburg 700 8.01) "
Lewisburg 080 10.0) "
Montandou 0 7.3 11.0G "
* Arrangements will be made for re
duced rates at the hotels at Watkin's
Glen and Niagara Falls, and for car
riage hire and admission to the ulaces
of interest, so that persons will know
just what it will cost before making
the trip, the details of which will be an
nounced in a few days.
The accommodations for this excur
sion will be first-class in every particu
lar. The fare to Niagara Falls and re
turn from all points has been made ex
tremely low iiiUl withi u the means of
all.
im:r,
OntliP 2.Vh uH., near Tine Oroya Mills, Mr.
•Jacob lirli, aged S i year- 1 . 9 months ,md 'J'! days.
.nilliieim HnYkttt.
Corrected every Wodmisday
Wheat, eld, i.e.",
'* new. No. 2 pr
" No. 3 75
Corn < ti'i
live 70
tills \\ hite ,fi
I tuck \\ heat
Flour , ft.6">
Rrati A Sh'oiin,pet ton 29.n0
. per Itr! I .",0
Plaster, ground 0.',0
Cement. per Itnshel 45 i,, 5o
Hurley
Tvinothyved
Flaxseed,
(•Inverted g.i)
Hotter p;
Hants 17
Hdcs
Vr.il ;
Fork
U-ei
1 otat Of 5,,,;k............. ;;. ij 11l
1.nr.l .. j-
Tallow
':>! ! 5
Dried Apples
Dried lVnelics
Di ied Cherries
COAL MARKET AT COIIUUN.
Egg (\::U A-
St. vc rfv.
chestnut ;;;;;;;;;; Vfe
I*"' 1 •;••••, : LJI
tea 1> the ear 10ad.....:.; pi
A 11 Alt lEB,
x A •
Auctioneer,
M 1 K EI M , PA.
J. SPRINGER,.
I'itsliitittiililc B; raer,
Next Door to JOL'KNAI. Store, Main Street,
MIKKUEIM, PA.
JAR I). 11. MINGLE,
Physician & Surgeon,
(.rtllo-i on Maui street.
MIKLUEIM. PA.
JOHN F. IIA UIE It,
Practical Dentist,
Ofllce opposite the Mlllhelm Hanking House,
MAIN STREET, MILLHEIM, PA
A DAM HOY,
Attorney-at-I.aw,
BkLLEFONTE, P.V.
Orphalts' Court Hudne-sa Speciality.
C. IIKtNLE,
Atiorncy-at-Luv
HEKLEFUNTE, PA.
Practices in all the e uirts of Centre county.
Speci.il attention to foil 'ellotis. Consultations
in <ienn.ui or i n Ifsh.
C. T. Alexnu-lei. C. >J. Rower.
\I.EX.VNDEK & IMWE'I,
Attoriicy-at-Law,
lIEI.LKFONTE, I'A.
OiP.ee in Carman's new building.
•. A. ltaaver. J. W.Gcphavt.
I AEAVER & GEPUAUR,
ID
Allorneys-af-Linv,
LIKLLEFOXTE, I'A.
GTfiee on Alleghany Street. North of HighSlwet
JT"^ U.GEO. S. FI'.AXK,
Physician A Surgeon,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Ofllce-in Mr. Philip okV residence, near th('
Mills lloiisi*.
Profi Ssional calls promptly answered. "in
TT IS. IlElilXCi,
Surveyor & Scrivener,
I'EN N II ALL, CENTRE CO., PA.
All business entrusted to him will be executed
With care and promptness.
I>. 11. Hastings. W. F. lteedcr.
J_TASRINGS& HE EI) ELL,
Atforneys-at-Lavv,
HELLEFOXTE, PA.
om -eon Allegheny street, two doors cus of
the oillce ocupied by the labi r.rniof YocunP &
Hastings.
JgItOGKEItUOFF IIOUiE,
ALLEGHENY ST., BELLEFONTE, PA.
C. G. McMILLEN,
PUOPIUETOIi.
Good Sample Room on First Floor. Free
ltnss to ar.d from all trains. Special rates to
witnesses and jurors.
Lewislfflrf. aw) Tyrono Railriad Time
Table,
LEAVE WESTWARD. .
13X79
A. M. A. V. P- M. I'. M. P. M
Montandon 7Do 2.00 0.00
i.ewisburg...... ..7.2a lotto 2.-0
Fair Ground 7kO 10.Ft 2.'__
Itiehl 7.10 10.27 2..D
Y'cksburg 7.45 1.3n 240
Milllinburg 8.00ar11.00 ar 2-fl
le. 3 no
Millmont f.22 32*
Lauielton 8.33 3.40
Wiker Run 8.57 4.t0
Cherry Run 9.13 4,25
Fowler 9.35 4.47
Coburn 9.43 5.04
Spring Millsar 10.15 ar. 5.30
LEAVE EASTWARD.
/ 1 (i 8 1U
A. M. P. M.
Spring Mills 5.50 l-stl
Coburn 0 18 2.20
I Fowler 0.28 2.33 _
[ Cherry Run 0.4S - e_
Wiker Run 7.05 3.15
Laurelton 7.30 3.40
Millmont 7.40 3.5a
A. M.
Miffltuburg 8.00 11-45 4.15
p. M.
Vicksburg 8.15 12.10 4.32
Hielil 820 12.17 4.08
Fair (Hound A. M. 8.30 12.33 4.48 P.M.
Lewisburg 6.35 8.10 I.— 0 5.10
Montandon ar. 6.45ar.9.00ar 1.00ar.5,20ar i .40
Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Montandon with Erie
Mail West; 3 and 4 with Sea Shore Express
l ast ; 5 and a Willi Day Express and Niagara
Express West; 7 and 8 with rust Line West; 9
ami it) with WiUiu'uspnt A'-'COhliuoiliiUou
East.
IBTJ"2" "YOIT.R,
BOOTS'&? SHOE&
AT
J. ZSikZMEP'S
LOCK SCA.VJELT, IPJL.
ORGAN TONE. "4J
Address, CLOUCH & WARREN CRCAM CO., Detroit, Mich.
KTYOLi: Jsi H PKI N FING 1 >'- >N E AT
r
The Mill! rim Journal tttliiT.
FIXH WORK CHEAPLY KXKCI:TI-:D.
jUVIN HOUSE,
(Most Central Hotel in the city,)
(JOHN Kit OK MAIN AND ,1 v Y STREETS,
LOCK HAVEN, I'A.
S.WOODS CALDWELL
PROPRIETOR*.
Goods ample Rooms lor Com nerclal Travel
-4 r* on first floor
— & Jawelsr, —
MILTON, PA.
FLATOFFEKI £PECIA L I> YRGAINS \JJ
IN
Ladies' and Gents' Solid
Gold and Silver
i
< V ' d : J>"~ t : 'K?Jk~ r rK
i hcU <
Plated Chains * Jewelry,
ELEGANT LINE "OF
leiies' awl Gcnis 1 SJli GoH Riiip.
FIXE "LARGE STUCK OF
SILYEII WARE,
!!! All Guaranteed of Host Make !!!
jfoT"Goods so 111 to respond I>T'
parties to s deet from Orders hy
mail will receive prompt attention.
All kinds of repairing promj 11 v done.
Goods to he rep tired van he sent hy
mail and will la roturneJ in the
shortest possible time.
All ki ids of Goli and Hair Jew
olry made to order.
SEJVD FOR PRICE
ami dependent parents < ntit 1MI when death ie
suited. Claims reopened. restoration. ineie :s< d
iNiuuty. back pay and discharges obLilpcd. Ap
ply at <'iiee, delay prejudicesyohr lights. Fes
<*\ed bv law. Address, with stamp, the old : -
tuPiished tit in (d ED.soN .S: c<.. Attorneys and
Claim Agents. PIT F St., Washington, i>. C.
A. SIMON & SONS,
WIIOI.KSALK A KKT.UL tiKOI'KKS,
keep the largest stock in tho
143 MAIN STREET,
LOCK HAVEN.
GO TO
SIMON BROTHERS,
THE BOSS CLOTIIIEUS
for your Clothing.
40 MAIN STREET,
LOCK HAVEN.
r> A TR TJ r> 11 [f\tr c* RJ
DT\l\ iin ntiyuii);
North Second Street,
ll.ill .1 square south of the 1.. &. T. It. It. Depot,
LEW ISBUIUi, PA.
. New and conitnodious liuiidiug,
KquiFpiil in .ill <1 p.ti 1 aieiils Willi ei,"
tiitjly new Km nil uie.
No i Hints spired lo make tl.e
Uakku lloi'SKa ple.is.iin,
lioine lo all uueats.
An exei lleiil I.ivery alLaciud.
W. X. IiAKEI?, l*iopt it tor.
CI.KV AN Pi NOES. 11. F. VoXADA.
: Kev; Firm —New Store i
! AT COBI'BX. |
; Dinges, Vouada& Co., j
DEALERS IX—
(jE\EKAI SERtnAXDISE,
would hereby call the at
tention of the public to
the fact that they have
opened a new store at
Coburn and respectfully
solicit a share of public
patronage.
C}T Produce takon ia Exchange
for £Ood3.
PATENTS.
1. A. 1 cliir.aun, Solicitor of Amc/icnii and
I'o'.ciLli I'ati ills, \Fasli ucton. D. ( . All Imi<l
;
ilie I'att ut titllc*' <>i lis* Coaits, promptly at
tended to. No cliar.ue in:;de unb ss a, patci:t is
sen'Uied. Set.d for circular. tf
P. Si STOVEL
DKALI:K;IX
Clover See:!,
Flour & Feel,
Coal,
Plaster &
Salt,
CO JICBX*
*K HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ALWAYS
I'AID.
AW\ full supply of Co il. I*l isler all 1 Sa't til
w ays on hand ami sold at the lowest piico
...\
i-('oal kept under roo[ at all seasons of
the year.
y~ *
fld'The public patronage respectfully solict
ed. 3Sly
HEALTH Ls W -tiALTHI
/M \ A
MM,
vAj. r.IEAT M 6 rjT' - I
l)K. h. ('. WlisT'S s.HRVE ASS B.*U:T TVLHTMKNT, A
KiMrantce Ifor H> tt-ri*. D itiU'.'.lCorvo!(i
Nervoua Nenrnliria, HoAda. l'. N-. r< . V >r- ><" it
l>yU) ((•• ;>f Alcohol or l: >,.-ro. tV>.l:*'( v sliie.:a. D—
l>r,a*lou, So'trnlrjf of the Br: in r. n no - in li.,,ul'v kiij
louli.i,- to tnlKery, nail iteatli; i'r m->tu>e Oil I *,
l>un. nnesf. I.opb of F .\er in elllcr*' x. I'.voluotAry Loarcs
Hi. >l Sji-mi.-.t- r rh s chu*<-i1 by orarejenl nof tbo brain,
•olf-H'.nno on vr-itn!u.g' 1" *. K.xrh b".x con iine one rnnoti. •
trexliiK-iit Ll * bos, cr six boxen for nns by CXA'A pre
ou !><•!;.t of price.
WE CUARAMTES Sl'l HCXEO
To p:tre sny CA*e. Wth r-o-h
boxes, accorrijiktiieb. v i ' b £.>, we wi'lc-n ' tf: j pi.rcioiAor our
riiu'ii ,i;u I o re''rob o, r.I",U'T ff L .r trdiiusut b.oCS
lo t CiT.-c; a c-..re. T iaxu—l -r.:!* by
KISXS.R k JIKVDKLSOX, tie jr rbl'a felrhts, Pa.
liiI ii
Ttm relebniteil (..jfrubie U;o<S I'nriA. r. It Inw lii'r'v 3
cur—' -le i^ociif , Co. iot . Fiirlll ■•i Iho S4: i. Mail' I 8
A*> where epee rwcSftl el eSHIs. Pnarp>Mnl tori
CliUUrca. EfENZR & F.IEMDF.LSOM, I
jKO Race ftrtctj P? iiykiipiNlt, Pi.}
'.rnrrn'itril fins mnsf porfecf Fnrrf.Fncd
I'.-ri il|/jr I'rlMlti Nrnrt fur •!•
• Hlar, A. 11. I lliltl llllt, Work, I*n.
Pennsylvania
STEAM EXCI.\E9, s&£?£&<.* P
A. B. FABQUnAE, York Pa
r *y
Snlilo. B*w, ' (iaiaT Mn.i-a L "o* .js,*-"
eoticrally.
balMl lur IlluatrtU j
Vertical Englnoe.wlih or
H # mnrolilcfit,enrmouiiral BO*? "*
'rirt: f \ imjuiai: SEPARATOR
ii .ni!r*ltti>d rxr.ct i D Vi.iiuiiv(iuuauu' . r*
H ituJy lor market. A 1 1
D. y.tnQvruß, rork, r%.
2E73IQSS CO2S PtAUTES
\JVt- Warrauted tlio be* I com i| mppe r Aiitl mo-t
11 blltPT lU U*
THE
Buchanan Wind MiH
UNEXCELLED FC!I jgfe
BEAUTY, CURABILITY Jf£||
'LIGHT RUNNING. _ f|||p
Mew method of attach* jff jl
THEM3ST POWERFUL 11
DURABLE
KILL BUILT. \| ; j| 11 ■| *
'ALL KINDS op
TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc.
Be aire to scad for ocr new [aljlog-Bc before Unrlog.
BUCHANAN WIND MILL SO,
BUCHANAN, Wi!CH!C.'.N.
TUTT S S
PKLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
From these secret* arwo tinee-l'oarths of
the Uisohsus of mo Luoiun no*-. 'lkeso
symptom* indicate their exLitcr.ce: Lin's of
ApiKiitr, BowtJe tMUve, kick Mend*
ache, fuilne.s niter cntiug, avtrrionlo
cicrtiou of bid)' or luitui, ljuctuti.ju
cf food, Iri-iuioility of temper. I.orr
spirit*. \ i'.eliKg of
diif, lMstiue*., Ftutier<k r.t tlzu
I •art, DoUi Ieoro t tie ey< k. liipl. ly col
ored Grlue, tO.WTIPATIO*, cm I da
itvml slut *.it-a of si remedy th;st arts dirtetly
on the i Ivor. /.* u.|Avor medicine TillT>
1*11.1.S fifty •no OLrnnl. Their net ion on llio
Kt levy* ifii! Skni iaa: v prompt; loiuovirg
nil iiapmitiod through these thrco " scav
<".ki*m of the svaam.'* producing iippe
tite.,*on ul digestion, regular stools, it megr
skin ind a vigorous body. TLTT*# PILLS
c ai4o no nausea or griping nor Intertero
v.-l'h 1 tilv wnrk and are a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
nr FEFJJS LIKE A AEIV lIAH.
'•I hrO "had Dyspepsia, xvith Consiipn
f loa.two voarw, find nave trii l ton ditreient
km.ls of pills, nnd '1T T TT*N up* the first
that, lintrc <iom me nur £orwT. Tliyy l:a\ o
cleaned mo oat- nicely. My appetite Ls
splendid, foul digests readily, uud I nw
limb iiutuml passages. 1 feel like a new
man." IV. I>. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
Sol.lc?>n-rviii CQ'g,4t Mnrrnvs:.,X.Y.
TUnWAIIBYir
Gkat H vir o Wiiiskf.ka changed in
stantly to nGi.>.>SY K Lr a single sjv
plientioa c;f llns DTE Sold by Druggisl.s,
or sent by < xpress on receipt of $ I'.
Office, 41 Murray Street, New York.
TUTT'S MANUAL C? USEFUL HECEIPTS FRE R ..
D.S. MORGAN & CO,
MA.NTTA.CTTHE THE
. DURABLE LIGHT DRAFT
Triumph. Eoapers
AND THE NOIBELESS fr:
New Clipper Mower.
Tho TRIFMPH REAPERS are uncqualed for
simplicity in construction, ease of inanagemcnt,
light weight, durability and good working capacity
in all conditions of grain.
The NEW CLIPPER has all the advantages of '
tho OLD CLIPPER MOWER with many valuable
improvements.
Sknd fok Icltstrat*d . Ctnrri.AT?.
Good AGENTS WANTED in unoccupied territory.
D. S. MORGAN & CO., i
Brockport, MonroeCo., N. Y
SIOQO REWARS^SS,
For anj madiine hulling and elpjniin|? ftt for AQ\/k~y ka*made
uiarki't Jvs tauch Clover Seed ia one -- i IH/1
Paranli'let mailed 1 \ - 1
NEWARK MACHINE CO. titl I aw-
UEWiEK. o.
THIS paPEi S" 7 a? 'S"o' T
Newspaper Advertising hnreau (10 Spruce
Street), where adver- aaffrlflf .
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