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THURSDAY MA H 16, 1877.
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locaTTTEMS.
Any of i iir lukirnVon who change
post office* this spring should not neglect
to in form tts, so the Reporter can be sent
them accordingly. A'.wavs ffirr M •#"
<i"rr.<.t in informing tts of a change. tf.
• A new Trotting Buggy and r, * w
Harness will bo sold together for sllO
Cm t'to bo bought s.parate Apply to
WM. A. CURRY, Centre 11*11 marlm
—Char'ey Ycargcr and Will* Burd
f Aaronsburg, struck for KirtM on I*-'
Monday.
The measles urn .porting among the
juvenile* of thi* section.
Jim. Real'* fluting, on las Thursbay,
dried up the Earleystewn school, on that
day-all attended the flitting,
This vneok it i- dregg twp, that does
tl e c. urtirgon Mr Adntt; Urenobln'a suit
gainst the railroad company, for right-of
way damage*. About fartv witnesses
have been summoned.
On account of the absence of Judge
Mayer, the Gregg tp. rr. suit wasloostpon
ed
.Ron. J. G. Meyers sold his timber
bird att he hea.'. of T n. Creek, in Haines
twp., for SSOOO about $29 per acre.
the P. V Ranking Camp., in our last ts
sue, < were not aware that \Ym. B
Mingle had become a shareholder in the
institution.
Aaronsburg has the champion kuite j
trader —he swapped 82 times in one day. j
John BrachbiU's furniture room*, in
Belle mte. are the largest in the county,
anil h s stock the finest, made up of every
variety and grade, city ard heme-made
Mr Brachb 11 h* reduce his prices 25 to
SO per cent, which briags furniture down
to figures lower than ever before in t'.i'j
county.
We have received the first number j
of the Philadelphia \\ eeklv Times* It is
double the site of the Daily, at $2 per
y : sr. and we rank it among the first city
weeklies of the country.
Sti ;• that coughing ; if you do not
it may kill you. A bottle of Dr. Buh st
Cs ugh svrup only coats you 25 cents, and
its timely use may save your life.
Every housekeeper is interested in
the raising of goed vegetables, and to do
this it is neccosarr to have good seeds
There is no place in the county where a
better select n of tUwer ard Vegetable
seeds is k.pt nan at the well known Drug
a-d chemical ore of F Potts Greta, in ,
the B :h House Block, Be'lefcnte. Tboae i,
in reed of seeds shou J give hitn a call.
Mr Samuel K -isc.of Ibis place, has
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been lyirg very ill for over a week. J ]
Thomas H llsrter, of the Nevada
•O ) Enterprise, is i-n a visit to hiafriends
in tr i*ecticn, accompanied by his br-th
er John 11. Jlarter. Torn is a graduate of
theß porter tEcc. and tak< s with him to ,
Ohio his bride.
The firm ot Miller A Son, in this
place, wb'oh w*< dissolved ah it a yea'
ago, ha agam entered into business at the :
old s!a*>d, late J. C. Miller's. O'd rus
ts ers and nevr ones are invited to call, as
t! y w 11 aim to sell dry-goods, notions, .
grceeries, drugs and medicines, as low as,
el-ewhi-re, ard render tho utmost satisfac
t'er. ns ' re-pec -. Ne*g ds constant
ly received. 2t. (
Eaves has been inaugurated President,
ar.J as bis party claims by fair means,
we still have a Monarch in this country
w .• reigns supreme, over the Clothing
business in ibis section, aud this is no less
a person than J Newman. !r.. of the Fa
g!e Clothing H use, on A1 eghanv -tree:.
Bellefonte. He has just returned from the
ea'tern cities ard opened one of the finest
and largest assortments ofC thing. Hats,
Bo's and Sh es ever seen in this county.
It will do.you good jut to drop in and
I>. kat it. Ard be has made his figures so 1
low that no e***r merchant in the c unty
ca-n coroe near as low by 15 per cent. He
will sell you a nice suit for s•!,'a g<- i pair
of pants lor sl. a splendid hat for 75c.
Be sure ar.<l call on him. for he means
business trom the word go.
A sad and fatal accident occurred
Wednesday of last week, Feb. 2s, on
Cherry Run. not far from M Curdy's, ten
or eleven miles west of Laurelton. where
a large number of men re at work mak
ing railroad tie*. A tree fell on Mr. A.
SV. Huff, killing him ' instantly.
His skull, bis back, and one of
his arms were broken. He was between
19 anJ 20 years of age--* son of Joseph
B. Huff of White Deer Mil's, this county
Hi# rmains were taken to White Deer
Mill*, where they were buried last Sun
day.—M ffl iiburg Te 1 .
Thoe of our j atrcn- in arrears will I
d ufa iror by -seeding -11, or at least j
part, of rum due, between this and April!
St. tf
Judge Love, dee'd, sale, near!
Cbutchvilte, March 15.
Kriilinger'e sale. Limber, Decker I
valley, March 10.
Sani'l Bame's sale, near Miilheitn, j
March 17.
Sam'l Hess. jr.. sale, near Pine!
Grove, farm stock, March 15.
Win. Colyer*s, sale, in the Loop.
March 17.
A- D. Risbel'l sale, Centre Hill, March
20 .
Mrs. Martha J- Kepler's -.lie, r.car P.n<
Grove. 21 March.
Bale , f personal priperty of Earn'.
lius'.on, deo'd, Potter tp , March 22.
And. Gregg's sale near Centre Hall,
J! arch 28.
Peter Ruble, deceased, sale. April 5.
Pum.tc SALES.—Mr. Georg • Koch,
of Cenue Hail, hat first class ability in
crying sales. If you wish a good sale,
you must have a good Auctioneer, and it
you employ Mr. Koch, he will render the
ulnu st satisfaction, and at the no st rea
sonable charges. Apply to him e*rly it
you wish to secure him. Oeorgeis fully
up to the bus . 1 ess from past experience.
lfcjan litn.
TO LEASE.—
'loo undfc!s ; er,ed wi-hes to lease 320
teres of land in lowa for a term of years
lor improvement. l*-0 acres of *h>ch to be
nut under the plow next summer. These
lands arc* among the be-t w heat lands of
the state. For particular' inquire of
J. S. BARN HART,
16 nov 6m Bellefonte, Pa
SfXDAY SCHOOLS I—Mr. Daniel P.
Beatty, manufacturer and prop. et< r of
the BEATTY PIANO, and Beatty's Gol
den Tongue Pailor Organs, Washington,
N. J., bus always made very liberal de
ductions or, his instruments to Funday
schools and other religious ( urpotes, we
would therefore advise such as are with
out one to address him in regard to it be
fore purchasing one, as they aresn'd to be
a very superior and durable instrument.
See his advertisement. lm
Harper's Magazi nc for March sustains
the reputation of this elegant and popular
monthly. "Contemporary Arts in
France," i fustrnted. "The Prussian
Wends a their Home," illustrated,
"Litchfiel Hill," illustrated, "The Dis
tribution of Animals," illustrated, "A
Summer Cruise among the Atlantic Is
lands," illustrated, "Popular Exposition
of Some Scientific Experiments," illustra
ted, Webster and the Constitution," nre
among the moat interesting papers. "A
Woman Hater," "About Dolly," "Ideals'"
"Ercma, e,r my Father's Sin," "My Great
Aunt's Will" and "Garth" (by Julia Hav/-
tfio'ne) make up the fiction of the iiUDiber.
ihero is also some average magazine po
etry, and the editor's "Easy Chair,"
"Literary Record," "Scientific Record,"
"Historical Record" and "Drawer" areas
•lteT-iing t4s jsual.
POOR TIOI'SK FLECTION.
\V< have in typo llio Sheriff* I'roilama
lion fur the holding of an election for or
against a poor house In ihi* county. A*
the election i* to oonto off in * litilo over
li\o weeks from this date on Api it Li -
the proclamation will appear "in our r.exi
is-ne, our space having already been tak< n
up this week This is a subject which in
ten-sta the tax paver* and should ho Calm
Iv considered Thopr. plc.it thissidn ai
wnvaopposi .ithofoUiulinxofsii. il an i<-
slilutien, In km): nt it in iho light of dol
lar* t. r. •! c*M The mint Par of pauper- in
tin so township* have oyer been inpar.i
lively fa\. and thai ho iova inal the poor
homo sv si ain would inoraasa thoir tis.
To soma Ji.trw is in the county such an in
•t nut ion would boa ralial.
Tin townships on the other tide the
county, no doubt.* *'ll iota largely in
lavor of a poor houso The number of
paupers in many f them is targe, the
population sparse, and consequently the
l.t r tax heavy V poo* hop-, would
relievo w.-uld them of part of tha bur-en
nd throw it upon \\ alhor. Ferguson,
Harr.s, tVllrjr, I*. Iter, Penh, Gregg,
Haines, Mit. and probably • fitw others
A farm Would have to ha pur. hated by the
~ nun i-s i. tiers ar.d tuitnb'v buildings
erected In tome counties of the state
tit.-se institutions are grossly mismanaged
and entail a heavy tax upon tin citizen in
consequence In a few whore -let ■ g t-
I not practiced, and .he farm propetly man
aged, the revenues . rived from lie labor
ol paupers, pay for their k< | '.ng. Nt ■>
w til have more to -iv upon this tubject
hereafter.
v'ttxNoKov AcpotNTXiKN r —There
will he preaching in the Lutheran church
at Churchville, March IS. at 10 o'clock,
instead of 2 o'clock. In Centre 11*11 on
san e day, at 2, p nt. instead ef 10 a tu.
I.et all observe the change.
Boldly does Isaac D. Boyer, at the
cheap Anronsb'.trg store, proclaim a re
ductien of prices ar.d in addition & per
cent off for Cash. He promist-s bargains
that cant bo beat, dust read his la'gc ad
ver.is jm.-nt in the Reporter.
With the approach oi -prig there
will he a re-stocking of the well known
e-tabhshntent : Sec cr \ C• . in tii
Bush house block, with everything be
longing t ■ the lino of groceries The firm
is making great preparations and intend
to go beyond all their former efToru t->
make their baa* Cent re county headquar
ters for groceries. Headquarter* it was
recognized already, and they will flow
place themselves beyond all competition
for quaiity of goods, completeness in as
sortment and low prices. No house in
the county ever was more deserving the
good will of the public-
Olp Vx'a-A. M Shoop, of Yeager
town. Mifflin county, {who has heard hi*
twenty third child cry), was re-elected
I Ju-tioe of the Peaee, at the late elect-on,
which lands the veteran hero a! the thre
held of his twenty fifth year as an .x
--pounder of ju-tice to those that err. The
inkstand in hi* office ha* been in u-c over
one hundred years, and sixty years, tn
a justice's offh e—LewUtnvrn Gazette.
Jur- rs, Third NVeek, March.
Harris—D T NVeilacJ, Win Alien. T B
St-'v, r
F-rguson—R Gardner. A K Clcmson,
J H dobnaon. .1 L Garten.
Milesburg—.l Shirk.
Boggs—ft Z ir.merman.
Surini Geo Y g, H H v
Haines— S Fltlingcr, Jacob NVn'f, J C
Stover.
P..iter—J T Lee. I) K.ei-her
NValker—ll McErven, T B Rut crt, I.
Lesh.
i Penn—B Deininger.
Phil- -burg—J ACa sanova,
Uni. u—Jas A exanler.
M-rion—E Art ley. Perry Cotnlo, S
I Bennison
Mi es—P Keisler. J K llostcrman, T
| St. ver.
i Gregg—A Cron->hle.
Bellefon'.e—T B NVihon, J C liirpsr, |
-v orth—J Cannon.
Howard—J Slme.
Rush F P Snii'.h.
Liberty—Ja> Gunsnllus.
H-lfmoon—John NVil-.in,
Newman, of the Eagle Clothing
Store. Bclle'oate. has been to the city a id
attended to laying in a stock of readv
ina le clothing. Newman is * grand s -
: oe-s in the clothing business He know
all about it—ccn'l bo cheated and don t
cheat. He sells cheap, as all admit and
sells vou more fr your money than was
ever before obtained in this county. Far- ,
I mer.- if you would save in Clothing, go
and see Newman before purchasing e'-e
--j where. Hi* new stock is the moil corn
' , p'.ete ever brought to Bellefonle.
I The Tyrone ilerald tells thi* story :
. ; Many of our readers will remember thai
i . Lewis Gonyer wa.- sent tc the penitentinry
u about eighteen months since, f.r a term of
- seven year;, for an outrage upon the p-T
- ton of a little girl, rear Fhiiipsburg Tw
. cr three weeks tg - Gonyer died in pri- in,
■f and when the news reached his wife,
n she remarked : "I believo I'll go up
b stair* and die, too." She went up stair
r and some time afterward was discovered
■r in bed. cold and life!e-.. Jthe had beer. 1
- suffering from a cold, hut noo:.>- cor- er
i her ca-e seri Noi-m can lei! what
li wt- the real cause of her -ndd-m death, a
it h.- ba* avowed that she w. uld never
il again live with her litishnxid, and c-T.-id
ered herself free as though he had never
r been married.
r TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN A C< \L
MINE
• j London, March B.—An explosion took
( I piace to-day in the Worcester colliery
near Swansea. All the miner* were at
work at the lime. The number lost is not
yet known. Sixteen bodies have alreadv
i been taken out. I is thought that six
more are in the pit,
. SEVEN PERSONS LOSE THE IP
LI VES IN A NR \V TOF. K
CHURCH
New \ ork. Morcb B—A panic in the
church of St. Franci* Xavier in Sixteenth
•treet near Sixth avenue to night, caured
art: hof women from one of the galleries I
and ;n the tumult which ensued six wo
men nad one boy were trampled to death,
Tht congregation was composed entirely
of women and children, it being women's
week in Lent. The number of person* in
jured eoud not be ascertained. The bd
ie* of the iinfortuna'es were taken to the
Twentv-flflh precir.ct station hntje whe-e
where they ramain awaiting t-. be identifi
ed.
1 b> tnot violent snow storm of the win
ter pievaied it St. Lui, on 9lh. Sever
■ 1 inches of snow fell, end t r ßTe l 0 f H |i
kind* was much impeded Tip enow
originated in Colorado end to the south <>f
it, and has extended over Kansas. Indian
Territory and part of Arkansas.
A VOLCANO IN TUB OCEAN.
Ban Francisco, March 9.—The Honolu
lu Gazette of February 28 contains an ac
count of a remarkable submarine volcanic
"Utbrrnk in Kealakeakaun Bay, near the
entrance to the harbor. The natives re
port that the eruption occurred at three
o'clock on the morning of the 24th, ap
pearing like innumerable red, blue and
green lights. In the afternoon several
boats visited the eruption, cruising over
the most active pTt, where the water was
in a state- of pecu!iar activity, boiling and
appearing as if pa<sing over rnpds, or
very much like the water at 11*11 (sate,
New Y'irk. Blocks of !av two feet square
came up from below, frequently striking j
and jarring the boats. As the lavu was
soft 110 haun was done. Nearly all of the
pieces on reaching the sur/acu weru red
hot, emitting steam aud gas, strongly sul
phurous. A rumbling noiso was heard,
ike that of rocks in a freshet, caused, ri"
doubt, by the eruption of lava from the
submarine crater, which is supposed to be
a crack or line ot rupture, extending a'
lea-t a utile from shore. Another - ,:u
• doubt Ic a continuation of the submarine
tl**irf>, wa* traced inland from ihoro
* neatly throo mih*. vatying in width from
r ln tew atehe* I • thro ' font In ••mo phtcas
* wnter uiii tech p. hi ring into the aby-- h*>
r lon.
Asov.ro *liok of mil' ,piake \\-,* toll
by resident* of h iaivilio nn I Koll during
1 the ght of the rupth>n, wbich mint bave
Jirroovlod the outbreak It ivn (juila •-
vol. , tut n damage L reported.
AN K* t'KS I lili' S \\ u.l,
1 lltirir I <llllll4 in 11 !W I'ioviii 1
\\ ill) Chans no! l.'Hinp
From the Liini'>n Timri.
Dublin, duly 2 Tho trial of tho <
ottK nf l'urdon \* Lorb Longfork ho
hoon exciting mi.oh rurloiiy Tho will
in dti ute was made by A-hdphu* Cook,,
|- a very eco till, Jg, ~t ■in 01 liv it Ihi
, I lostltor 111 t O1 - tile * rth J > U*i ay I ,r,
to tho second roii of tho defendant, a
mi ii r and >ii*ißberiled tho p'aintiff, l >
hthoho.r *t Uw l'ho to-lator ha* a*kt-o
Char.,-* l'urd :i i-> come and live with t in
n,i manage hi* properly. li nth-red to
giveMr l'urdon an ann ult v ol • .V, , li
wa>, dee'ared it -ulflcient, and ho thon o -
fared to Ktio him a life imerot in tho pro.
|ior:\ and lot it go afterward- to his hr •I
or. Tho Rot Mr Lv*tr rector of K llu
o*n, ;! was alleged, hail ijnarrotlod with
tho plaintiff, and tried to sot hitu disin
herited, and y icldtng to hi* indue 00. tho
tottator altoro I hi* intention and cast
abeu t van. .1- dlffCtl M r (MM ''tie r!-
to leave the property t '. ovon writing to a
-Iran.or ■ ! tho *tne name to come and ho
made hi* heir. Tho will with that objocl
uat executed, but afterward* fOToked like
the other Tho clergvtnan, it was reprc
touted, finally persuaded hiin to leave
tho estate to Lord Longford * ton.
It was represented in sentence for 110
plaint, that of late year* the testator wa*
I rot competent to make a will, and *otne
• trange instances ware given of his eccen
tricitie- lie did not believo in Chr.sM
anity, but believer! in the transmigration
of soul*, and would not allow a doll to ho.
hurt because he thought tho soul of hi*
grandfather wa* in the animal. He expect
od that hi* own *ou! would assume tho
term ola fox. Ho had it tomb made on
his domain wit li chair, and lounge* 111 it.
ai d woi od to he buried in a jilting pM
tion. He lad 6ddle shaped win lows put
up in hi* bou**. Such pc*uliaritiet a*
these wore Tried oB t -show that i- Di nd
vra* weak a d incapable of resisting pre*
•ore.
On the other hand, counsel tor the de*
fen.Jar.i produced a number of witness,*
to prove that he wu a shrewd, intelligent
man of literary t t.le*. that he iv.t* distal
iefiej with the plaintiff and his father and
complained of the r interference in his af
fair*. and that lie was particularly anxi .*
lor the welfare of his tenantry, and wish,
rd to leave li is property to Lord Long
ford's family, because he wa* a popular
landlord. The solicitor who drew the will,
ihe doctor, the nc nger of the bank, and
ther witnesses swore positively a* to the
estator's capacity.
Baron Dowse, in charging the jury,
vhich I e did at great length, said that, in
lis opinion there was an overwhelming
* eight -i evidence n support of the te.ta*
tientarr capacity of the testator, and t , y
bund a verdict accord ngly.
EIGHT CHILDREN POISON ED
Mauvh Chunk, Pa March S- Am g
lie l ining population ola little vi age
ailedSloektoaar#tkrrt families named,
ievan*. Davi* and doll, * On Monday
drs. Bevana wei tawny t obtain work or
i-distance of some kind for ber family,
tho were suffering with hunger. She lei,
ier thrie children, g,-d two, t,iur and i\
■ear*. ri'*| ecuvelv. alone. \\ bile -he
ras gone tie children went out. a* one ofi
hem ha* * nee explained, to find aime
King to eat They we-'t out to a swamp
ome distance from the bou*e, where they,
lug up a while root —probably *i;ii pa**-,
up—that they discovered thre. and a".'-
if it. Thev were joined by three of Mr
Davis' children and two of Mr Jones' in
he meantime, and they all psrt.wik of the
oot. In n short time they were seized
with Violent convulsion*, and were found
•y a boy namt-d John*, who came along
,nd he*rd fearful crie* coming from tho
wamp. Millie Itevan*. aged two; Gus
ie Jones.aged *ix ; and Mary Davis, aged
wo, were d- ad. The other* were rolling
n agony on the ground The boy procured
lid. and the children w- re conveyed P
heir homes. A doctor wo summoned,
ind the sick children c treated with
inudote*. Hopes arc entertained of their
recovery.
THE TROUBLES IN COLOMBIA—
ANOTIIKK BATTLE.
The President of the I'r i -n, ir. d : >-
patch to the President of Panama, dated
It -gu'.a. F. b. 4. says '"I have received nn
official dUpatcb announcing a r> roplete
victory over the united guerrilla* on the
27th of January. The enemy to the num
ber of 4,00!) crc entrenched. The battle
lasted all-day. nearly 1.000 were killed
and many wounded."' The contract for
introducing Chinese '! i ,rs in Peru ha*
also been confirmed but it is d< ~btlit! if it
on be earned out by thn contract
or*.
New York city !ia<! l."> 0 suicide* last
year. Thi- would half depopulate a city
l'keCentre Hall.
Cork anij ! I o*;s. —From carefully
cot dticled experimt'DU iy il tivrrnl
persons, it ha.- been ascertained that
one bushel of corn will make a btt'e
more than ten pounds of pork, gr< ss
Taking the result a* a basis, the fol
lowing deductions are made, which
all farmers would do well t<
lay by for a convenient reference,
that ;
When corn sells at 121 cent* per
bushel, pork d>*ts 1 cents per pound.
When corn costs 17 cents per bush
el, pork co*ts 2 cent* (ier pound.
Win n corn cu*t. 25 cents per busht.-i,
pork costs 3 cents per pound
When corn costs 33 cents per bushel,
nork costs 4 cents |; r pound.
When corn costs 50 c-nts per hush
el, pork cos,* 5 cent* jx r pound.
The following iat< n>eiits -how'what
the farmer realigea on his ©ru whei
sold in the term* of pork :
When pork set * at 3 c'ot* p. r
pound it hrmgs 25 cents per btt he I is
corn.
When pork sells at 4 ceil* p> r
pound it
corn.
When pork -ells a' 5 cei ta per poun
it brine* 45 nils | or I ushe, mi nn
3llt.lt'T MaRKKt 11KC "RT. —J i* •. '! i, h-.
Sittiiii! A lliN 1 1:
\V eat; r.-d, $1.85
Bst-ley, 55
(lorn,. 45 ,
Oats, to 2H
l7e. >BS.
f'lover-red. sN.'2">.
Ground Alum Halt, $1.50.
Butter, '25
Egg-, 80.
Lir.i 00
MARRIAGES.
In the I.uth. church of B'-rlin, Homer
set Co ol the evening of the Ist. Miirch,
t>v H'*v. ,1. W. Peffinberger. Rev. E.
Ki*eher, of Centro Hall, to 3li* Anna J.
Fhilioa. < f Berlin, I'a.
DEATHS.
On Thursday. Feb 15th, 1877, in Col
lege tow-. <h 'p. \V ill iii m (' , mm of Jacob
V. and Mary FAh burn, *ged 11 year*, i)
, months and < ne day.
Ofdipbther a. in Ferguten town-hip on
February 21-t, Ru*el Jerome, aged 11
' years, tline month*and two days.
Of same disea-e. Onn Wallace, aged two
years six months utnl live days, children
s of John F. and Anna Krebs.
On 10, at ltebcrahurg. the wife of 01mt4
Jurket, aged ahout 27 ; r
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DUSKBE .(• A I'M AS.
f r
n :o:
House, Sign, and 0H N ASM JK NL AI PAINTERS,
I £ iinl f v min.Miti. . tlml they are pr< (•••!■• nil kindiol * 'il in tlinlr lin
inl liii.iiir. ,in tlii> iiKiU'.t HIUI In'.t ty!,v Ml kind" ■
k . GRAINING.
PAPER HANGING,
AM) (A IX I MINING,
I'KOMPi LY AII I N Il I l <).
Ci ,'imiii „ sp., ,l|, Ar or lor. In limit roooivo prin|>t ultoiiti ■ unit -ti - .'m
I irintmiitcoii i'lmiifp. ii" l II'MHIIHI' I '
I , .1 N ll NKI.K A CO
fprit i; M 11], I',!.
IHOLAI.TV OR VIIK (ILLAMLV* CSSV LI
11H• I' S }>UNRRM#L'IIURL, MI TIIUN., I*>L,
IJTIT << CHIEF JUSTICE READ THE OPINION OL THR
O.I'EURT IN IH EA*E OF VUNN AND SCOT!
11, G-IIII*T THE PEOPLE UF ILLINOIS THE PRITU-I
,! IML *IR<MR •*•*. LI AFFIRM* THE RIGHT <>'
< JS' ~ LT> IN INLAW TH LI \II .111 "11" 1 IF*
.I ■ (' >R II>R*IFTI UF GRAIN I* l WARE HOUSE* •>'
• L'l R -GO MID HRR |.LA*E IN IT EKT ITE HAV>
I AG , THAN 1110 TUL> INHAFSIIUNT* IN WHICH
IT GRAIN I* IUIMHI IN I'LL K. N' J ' IN *IHT'LI THR
I' (I TIN F ILIHI'MIIT IIWIIII' V IS IN XED TEGI-LI
„ .-R, R LIT WHIEA (MM •• STORED IN *UI H A
I MI IT NOR THAT IHA IDENTITY OF ULTLERENT 1 •• T ►
R PARCELS CANNOT BO ACCURATELY PRI U RN I.
" |T. VID OIL BY ITIT* L.T GULALURE
IT'LL KIL'MK MAKKKII. JM UJV 10,
BY SLUML'DGE A:
1, \\ IT ILII W HE.I'. I 35,
R-.1 '• 135
RYE. 55
E I'URN. SHELLED, 45.
,I' C.O U. COB, 40
J OAT*. 30.
HURLEY, RYE WEIGHT, 55
A CLEVERAEED $Y L" JT'J '*.< IN-R 04 POUND',
E PCULUM RETAIL, I I* l
I FLOUR PER BARREL, WHOLESALE. $•" 75.
RETAIL, $7 00
' NOV I SCOTIA PIASTER, GROUND, IT' T0.
CAYUGA " SOIO.
E ANTHRACITE COAL:
CHESTNUT PER TON AT YARD, $5 00.
SMALL STOVE, "
STI*I, 11 $5 -5.
4 i
• ; BROKEN,
WOLFS OLD STAND.
AT
At CIMtflS HALL,
MAGNIFIED!I SLOCK OF LULL AND N\ IU
TER HOODS.
On b Prhb I Ltv; Prica i
IMDLITE ATTENTION !
HAVING JUST RETURNED FRO TO THE EA*., AND
1 UIBTAT PANIC PRICE*. 1 AM NOW PREPARED J
TO EL! CHEAPER THAN EI CR BEFORE. M>' L• I A
CONSISTS IN PART OF
DRY HOODS,
0 ROLTRIES,
NO r IONS.
HOSIERY,
HATS aV CAPS,
HOOTS IT SHOES,
RUBBER BOOTS,
SANDALS. AR.
LAILLVA' ULI'I (LENT'' UU.LCRIVETTR IT SPEC
IALITY.
A LAKUK STOT'K OK
READY - MADE CLOTHING ]
C V.-TAN! !Y IU HAND.
CUSTOMER* WILL FINTL THE STICK COM-J
PIETE, N:D N CALL IS NIL THAT IS REQUIRED
TO N-*'IRO YOU LHAT TH: I* THE IW-T
PLACE IU THA VALLEV TO H I) YOUR GOML*.
Remember, T a hare but one price for
rrryvne.
WM. WOLF.
RIAUTIOS N ' .• I (IFTA
LL IT ALL THE !)V- *T<>l K, FIRMINJ UTEN
*IL, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE TO
GETHER WITH I OTHER PROPERTY OF ALEX
KUHN. OF HARRIS TWO. WI PURCHASED AT
>HERITR SATO BY THE AND
WILL T>E LEFT IN THE | O-FE N .MR. K JTIN
IT NIV PLEA*ARE ALL PERSON* NR.- HEREBY
CAUTIONED APAIRTL N R DING WITH THE A:.IC
•R. AE-T MANNER.
ISNRN'R 5T JOSEPH BITNF.R.
S NOTH K -
£ J '1 R A: WI. AND TR-TAMRN' OF NN M.
\ I*NN. LATE "F POTTER TWP . DEC >l. HAI ING
BEEN ADMITTED TO PROBATA BY THE REGUTER,
CENTRE BOUNTY, LETTER* TESLANIENTARY
THE'EUNDER HAY BEEN DULV ISSUED TO THEJ
ITID'TMRIO'D "F WHICH ALL PERSON* IN ANV
WNV INTERE'TED WILL TAKE NOTICE
\V M ALLISON.
1* 'TER- MlL'*, I'A.
JAS. A REAVER.
JFIMARCT BELLAFONTA, PA. T
pil( DTOI'B SOTK B
LETTER* TETAMENL\RY P:I THE EITATE OF
L'. OR RUBLE LITE . I POLLER TOWN-! IP. TIE
• • A*ED HA*IN< BEEU GRANTED TO TH UND'-R
"IT NOD. AIL P R*ON IND* L-TEIL T< RAID E*TATE
AN- R<QUIREI| TO MAKE UNIIIEDIK'E PAYIIIENL, !
MOT I E HAVU JT CLAIM* N:A N*T THE URN-E
TO PRESENT THEM, DULY AUIHENUCATAD BY
LAW F>R SETTLEMENT. SP KU LK. J
J AH. RL'BLK.
A ILL KEN BACH.
BOAR 61 EXECUTOR*, J
AMERICAN
SHADE ROLLER COMP.
| MANUFACTURTRS OF AND DEALERS IN ,
• SN.INI; AM* COMMON CKKTAIN FIX
TURES. I
II HAND*. D| QUE M A II. . 1 H--I-1-, AC.|
' 31 LLAWLU.'. MR.-CI, BOSI.UI, MASS. I
L BOLE 11 AIIUFTNLIIT'-RS OF
hWAJ J' S M'JtJSG ILX I'l'jßJ S
' KNNPP'* SPRING FIXU.N*. I R WIND, .S
■ HIINI'-. A"- THE IN *I IN 'HUT LINE EVER IN
I VEINED AND ARE SCARCE TO BE EICELLI-D FOR
I CONVENIENCE N CORD* TI*ED TO RAISE IN
LOW.R T E BLIND* RIIIID* REMAIN JU
WHERE DESIRED, L-V A *IIUPLE IMICH OF LB.
JHAI I NOTL.II, K C TRIPLICATED IN KNAPP'-
T SPI N* F IXTURI-S, A> I ARE EA*ILY ATTACHED
|LOEI \' WINDOW. PRO '• OF II'"-1- KIXTURI
III'ID SLIINLO- NO LIIPLO R THAN THE OLD AMI
1 TROUBLESOME ONE*. CAN 1 - -EEN AT LHER<*
F IDEM '• OF THE PUBLI-' -R • F THE REPORTER.
, I 8 INTIR 3NI
FENCE PICKETS!!
(.
I— LA 111 I L RE I • I'LI TI ON IN PRICK
, fifii': li
N! i ij i j Jjljlj I i|! 1
WE FURNISH LI.E P.CKELS, MADE IROLN I ■ ll*.' 1
ROUND IRON, LIKE ILE-I*N AHOWN IN CUT, AT
F MOENTB PER LU4EAL FOOT THEY
MAKE A HAND-OMER MORE DURABLE, NUD
CHEAPER PENTE THAN TIN. WOODEN PI 'TETS.
I .''-END FOR CIRCULAR TO
LEWIS, OLIVER & PH LLIPS.
I MNNII'INTURI IS OF MERCHANT IT \IT
1 IKON, TJ T I L AND IT \UN L> I()R HIN
T LI KS. ROLLS. NUTS, UAIII.RS. .ML
I THEIR NEW LINO OT PATENTED WAGON HARD
WARE,
01 A 02 WATER IT., AND 'l4 & 110 FIRST TIV.,
'J _ PAT*BURG. PA.
For MI <• hp Mll ttic leading Iron und
Ilurtiwuro Merchant*. femur 4m.
\\T P. REBER. \ itm 1 it Law.
l • Prompt Attention siren tu ..;i;alooj en
• ..tod 10 lii. . .ro in r im,rti'ld . < ntro count/. Of
j with li. t. Furtipf. Ha*!!• r.tw.
L i c lii Hatter I'<i*ilr, NiliM Inn
'• ivrtwM tmlhiird, anil qui' knr t<> elmr
,I'rv il- for aale at Win U 'ill'iiioin
' ! BRICK TOR SALE Firat .!. brie
i will I'n mi ton I.mil r mln liy J <
{ |lrinln(r mi Zi-iliit* (Voire tin
,1 briek yard* TlirM brick ar
iiffrrml n low that il will pay porfein* at
dirlalHc In roiiin Iler lor thnltl
' 1 intituling to cunliiuni in Ihn inaiiul'iii
it- urn iif brick tIII'V will tin kept roili'al'tl
, in hand, miiil fair inducement* ottered I
purch**r
t _ 11 K 7K>ltiK
PENNS VALLEY INSIITUTE
Till- Cri-t *eiuon of llii* Preparalur
I W. 1.1. itCIM KI IIA LL. ..
mt LABT THURSDAY . Ii AbH
1877, Mtnl continue lon ueks tv.Uiient
•if I. .in irii'i :i • fir. |m.. Ii .r C.illejft'
I'liHi liirig Hint Murine** Tiiitii nfi.ini jk
1.. }•- j.pr term, Heard |n*r w.-ek, $2 60 l
- 75, Addre-n,
(. W. FOKTNEY.
IIM '.ii Howard. IV
Jus. Harris l\* CO
INO lUiOCKKHHOFF KOW.
IKON. \ All S.
Paints
OILS. ETC.,
—— it
J AS. MAURI*- A I 0.
Bellefonte.
If you wih i.i grow Vegetable* for B
ale, read
Gardening for Profit! I
11 you w .li ; • Inni tnp a C •nruprcial I
KbirLt. read
Practical Floriculturo !
Ify. j-h u Cturd. f.-r il me u* B
enlv. rea 1
GARDKItIKtr FOR FIEA6IRE!
All l>v l'eter II -ndi* mn.
Price $1 <1 c< K. t>o*tpa-I, by map B
8 Oar /T L . For I
(' v A A O I' Jj, 1877 H
i:%Kit) mix.
(GARDEN
aiU iitMrmg !, w-*h I . tl.iftii y
F£E!
la el! our rum Iter. I.f pa l veur-. ur I
In lh.> • wh.i have part ta.d any o? I
the nh"fr bmiiti j tn i ihrri .in re*
PialO Paul ur Sued l ata fiu- fi
I
PETEF.'HENDERSON & Co ft
ISrri'rnfn, M i rtr: (i<t. ,{•ri, | f'lor B
Ufa
5 Curt mill M . Saw Ynrk
f.b23 2,. B
Caper \V La veto pes.
At GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES .1 Welch * Cheap
Hunk and S'liimicry Store No.
I Hume*' Htuek.
'S. 's. A 6 C 0
—? —! —5
y y. y ~
2 2
lit ni
.ClO'ii
r/. ~ -
2
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> ri
L. >•
J*
. * H
M
■I
Caper*y Envelopes.
ALWAYS AHEAD ! !
Our l'ol'l LARITY I'or Low I'rices Is Daily On The
V
I , Increase.
Having purchased the largest Stork oHmmmls in our
line ever brought to Bellefonte. we are offering extra
inducements to buyers.
*
'M X *s SRN V FOR S•"> AND UR. MEN*S OVER< OA TS MAO I T p.
Ml - IN- FROM rc A YARD IP LADIES' LOSI: 5- \ PXIRIJP.
L A DIES' C(!.\K SH\W I>\ TRIMMINGS. HAT- X\ D !' \ V Y < o<| )> JX
<;i!K\l VXKIEIYAND \r THE VERY HOI"TOM PRICES
MEN'S BOOTS AT 82 A PAIR. LAD'ES' FINE SHOES 81 A PAIR
MENS HATS AS LOW AS 75 CENTS. A FELL SUIT OF UNDERWEAR FOR 50.-.
AND ALL OTHER GOODS AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
BOUUHT;AT ALL TIMES, GIVE US A;CALL BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
"fil V£ m A GALL V7H2M7OW COM£ TDYOW)--B£ifl22aß2a 7MIPIACI
,j
1 —THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND OF Apr 27
I
1 s. t A. Lllßli
f
|[ARRW ARK AND STOVES!! HARDWARE AND STOV ES .!
COMPLETE LINE OF ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE.
SPEARS, \N ri CLINKER, MLVKR MOON, PARLOR MMVES, THE HIIST IN r IK MARKh . *".** J* 4 NOTHINOJTO
KtjUAI. 1 I IN sKUVK MOR BEAUTY. Price reduced to mil the lime*.
sIuyiiEHANNA COOK STOVE- JMPROVI I), ANTI CLINKER. GRATE AND REVERSIBLE TOP PLATES. Warnntri the
ln:! link >-r in I lie market.
SOVEREI -N PoR I'A ii i.E U\N<E . 1 n wet' r link '.>r li* t ,|f at<-i n R hii m, i-rjr lililo ordiniri t
"•IIIVOK, HIH' j i .1 ill,, r-, \V. hi,. hav< H lull In.- II I CM | Mill! iin iuni | ric PARLOR MOVE- J'r <- L mil lh tiad*.
THOMAS A. HICKS A BROTHER,
Bellefonte, Pa
5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT TO CASH BUYERS!
o TO I. 11. BOTER'S CHEAP STORE, IN AARONSBURG, PENFA.
TO lIUY YOUR GOODS.
:os
We have at present, on our counters, a large and well selected stock of Dry
Goods, which we are offering veryllorw r to Cash buyers:
COTTON GOODS are advancing Men's Shirting, 121,15,20 c per yd. Cl
since the heavy exportation* to the Bleached Muslin, sto 16c "
■is Chinese Empire,—something not Unbleached, sto 10c *'
w
1 S3
► heretofore known in the history of our Sugar, 10,11,12 c per lb.
mmd f-S
—■* country
Bet Whit®, I2le ** |
mm
mmm lii conseqm nee of t!ie." advaucr* Cotton L), IS, 22 and 'IK* "
menu we have purchased a large Calicoes, 6,7,8 and 9c "
•
„ amount of goods, which we will sell to Lancaster Ginghams, . 10i: "
consumers at such low prices that Beat Cotton Carpet Chain2sc **
J— Defy Competition. Bed Ticking, 14, 20, 25, 38c per yd. O
mm ______ Split and double Zephyr
. _ Black and White, 18c per ox. * f!
r. , OUR LINE OF MOURNING CAL- 4 „ _
[~"i x IOOEB I - COMPLETE. All other colon, 20c "
Bengal Plaids, 121 c per yd. Germantown Wool, 12ie M "*
" Mills, 15c *• A large stock of Linaeed Oil,
.j. Alpacas, 75. 50, 45.25 c " White Lead. (Lewis'). Putty, etc,
M ' ' #r k sO. N. 1. ! bread, 15c per do*. on hand. Sold by special cmtrsct
- P
Mackerel, Lake Herring and White Fish very low. =
■J TERMS positively CASH, or Country Produce. Respectfully, £
zi ISAAC I), BOY Eli, Aaronshtirg. Pa
mm
'* ; sua ma iisvj ox xmo vskj xn:t) >1:4,1 s -
I It. 8. G. GUTKLIIS.
Dentist, Mlllhelm.
HfftkbU 'mitttiln tkw U> th# t>ubh H# la
(•r*s*arod 1© |*rf<j*ria all opwratfcma In tb* dental pr*
fW|MI
Ha it Oft folly to attract teeth abaointwlj
•If trout i*tn tof*
J. ZELLER SON
DRUGGISTS
No 6 HrockerhofT Row.Bfllefontc.Pa
I
liculcra in Drug**. f lirm U-:tl*|
Pcrfutuerj, I'nncj Cioodn *V*.|
Ac.
Pure Wine* and Liquor* for tnedicr
PlirttAflM kU-*V Vofrt TY 7*l
THE GREATCAI'SE
HUMAN MISERY.
Jul Pubiitbcd in a *elcd ent elope, price
ill rent*.
A I cftor# on Ihe nature. Imtnmt flfli Radical
. ate of beninal hVainem. or Hfx-rrmatorttioew. indnc
e-<J by Self Ahnae. tneolaoiary mtMi ai. lTptotey.
Nrr'u iWbllity. and I mpeditnehta it* NiftUf* fa"
'orally . ( ouMtapbon. Kvilriiay. and ll*. Menul and
ll'hraL at Incapacity. Ac -Ht I r h#rt J ("ulrerwell.
M l . author of Use "Crtrn Hook." Ac
The world-renowned author tn thta rdalnMa I#f
fute. rWilf pntp from hi* oan e patience that (ha
awful . • nac iocttone of .Half \f taaa may l a effectually
ra mo rod nUHsii martlclm, and without difrrw
oporatlona. hooaiaa. matrwmcnta or cordial*
iMJtnl'nf ut a o rdr of euro at otca t rtUifl and edect
ual. by which erery eulf.rrt, no mat tar what Ma ton
tit tor may ba. may cora Mtuaelf el -• ply. prtralely and
rmdh ally
This laclwrw will prora a boos to ihouaaadr and than
aanda
Nnt under naai. In a plain anralopa. to any addraaa
paid on receipt of ,i rani a or iw pot atampa.
Adorvaa the
TID i.*''LVERWK!.t, MEDICAL CO
II (r. II \- v„k lieir. K... *>*-
IV IV- \ i KNT Mill! iHI v. I'fc H-.
A do)• tod by a'! the queen* of ftehloa Hond 'or ctnrw
Ut I IY..<h. So. SWSXovth Hffh M..'hlUdr)pf-u
!*• tJ da* <m
CENTRE IIALL
DRUG STORE.
MILLER A SON.
(Sucee*or to J. K. Millar A Son.)*
Deal rin Pu r e I>ru*r and Medicine*,
D>e .tuff*. and Drugg *'. >undri-.
PIKE WISE ASD LKjL ORS
For medicinal purpoM.
The bel brand* of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
•laraya in ttock.
PretcriptioM ruefully Compounded.
MILLER Jt SON
IRA T. COTTLE.
Fashionable Tailor.
Centre Hall.
H.rinr opened room* on the 2nd floor
of Gift & Flory * building he i* prepar
ed to manufacture nil kind* of men'* and
boy'* garment*. according to the luteal
tv!e, and upon horte*l notice, and all
work warranted to render ati*faction
Cutting and -epairing done. 7cpt y
\\ir ii P WI Lfli 'N. Attorney.at-Law.
If Rellefontc P* OflL o in Mr. Hen
ner'* Rmlding. Beiletonle Pa
*
JOHN F POTTER Attorney at
*' U> IV.!lrli..t !<)• ud *p*rl*t
atteatKW ■•* t !1~. li.xlnc Und* e <"
Mt# Will tl'aw op aod hnf wfcroilfdfad
Mnrififfet 4> in ib duaittid. north aide of
iKa nrmrl hmtaa, SUlMnlite '• tWft
BREONS' HOTEL,
.MlLitoy, p A
Tm b**i table and bar and excellent
<lb ißj f.'t horse* Also a fine resort for
boarder*. Bum to depot. ,„d
dally >U(M to Centre county. Cbarrn
"•rooable. GEO BMON, Prop r
A BAKECHANCE
I - or a Sewing Machine.
You can have your choice of the follow
tog Omciaat - winn machine :
>cw American, Sl John Dom*tir,i
Dan ice, Singer,
Remington, Howe,
and Weed.
At the Rearing M ,ch in . .tore of Bunnell A
kiken, fc*- rkel Ureet. Ui>u>a.
~ aitacbaieiitf and needle, fori
•11 machine*.
Great inducement, for ca*h. IWt fail
i 1 John, Bomeihin* entireU j
Old Machin-i uten in part payment for
new oner Send 60ct to the above nartv
anu you will get by return mail, 1 doa. as
sorted needle* for any machine SOnovly
A MAN
C>F A THOUSAND.
Having diacuveted, in a manner alt&oatj
providential, a positive cure for Con rump
tion and all Lung Complaint*. 1 lee! it my ;
duty to make known in a practical manner!
bv furnithing a .ample bottle, free of
charge, to all .offerer*, my only hope oi
remuneration being that the medicine will 1 ,
perform ad I claim for ii. The iagredii
•nt* are of the choicest herbal producf
and perfectly f.- ; will b Seal free to alt
Addre.. „t n.-e. I, () p ,llr tn. 2
rM Street. Jersey Oitt. I f. J. or .„.v
■y hud .-t J. K iliie-ri Ptin, I>r.,rri.i,
I l i tre Ha I Pa jan 4 IS
C . T . &5 X V * DE * C M Kowaa !
1 LLXANDEK dt BOWEK. At
j£*
a '* ,0 (Alr bJtMUtt l heat lh,. I-
S£lg- —*
r jpHE PEOPLE'S DRUO STORE
RE-OPENED!
A NEW THING IN
AN OLD PLACE.
I nr B-' lrb ni-public rfld the p ople
'•• country gener.l'v will b plew-at
'I >w Uihl the ..Id ,i. i fli eriabt ihed
DRUG STORE,
-l. the pr .pcrlv Of Jain.*r C WllllaOl-,
nil Allegheny street, h, xi door hi Uicls* *
hardware emporium. bar been re
opened for bu*ine* and i* be
ing rnpidiy re-stocked and
htted out with the be*i and moat popular
DRUCS AND MEDICINES.
PKRFUM LRIES,
DYE STUFFS,
NOTIONS,
nnd everything u.ually kept in a Cm-clear
Drug More
IV..ES. KIPTIO YftCAKHSVTJle
lycouipoiiiKit.*! ut H || hotim
ol the day or night, and particular ana
prompt attention given to the wants of
tanner* and other*
who live in the country. .Store never
closod to tnose who want medicines or
• anything in the drug line.
The undersigned hopes, by Strict attention
to buMiie.-s to merit and receive the pub
lic patonage.
H M HEBRUrOTOH,
. fl P r l ? Agent.
Henry Reinhart.
WOODWARD
UNDERTAKER.
Coffin* of all style* made on ihortestno
l,oe - Undertaking strictly attended to
Charge* raaaonahle 17 sue * *
Nfl " e Wl " l,ar> - VOB in a busines*
U-,,. :/lv. .vv -MI,M
GRAHAM <fe SON
'| f|
Have the exclusive tale in Beilefoate
Edwin C. Burts"
CELEBRATED FINE SHOES.
8 WIDTHS, the
Basi &)i©®c In ih® *W©r3t).
WBOLUiLI a aXTAIL DKALZfta IV
Calf Skins,
SOLI LEATHER
SHOE FINDINGS, Ac
; Vil Kinda ofCuelom Work Mattelo
Order
j Hi.hep Street, BKLLKFONTE. Pa.
30 may tf.
H joh'k Horr*it. MCG erf VER
PENMsVALLi Y BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
REI KIN K DEPOSITS, and allow Inter
e*t; Discount Note*; Buy and
He' Goyermr.en: Securities,
Gold and Coupon*.
PtTtK llorrxa. Wm B. Mixolx,
Pree't. Caabier
BEATTY'S^r
lor Organs.
Factory E*ubiiabed in.1806.
From *ho Pre**
From o. D White, Editor Hackt
"Wo. N. J. llwrald.
"The organ na a rich, deep and *.■>. i
:>r_in t-.n-; could not May m the 1 r
wi'houtit It bei| wonderfully to drive
.wav the tbuwghu of hard time# "
Th>. L'-hanon Ph. Daily News, aav* ;
"We ere in re eipt of one of those fiv
Fr|.r Ijronis mannlac ur, ! .
1 •" v\ nhiniri*ri. N ,1 Ti
'gse la a fie. —old black walnut a
nd in one it cannot he surpassed bv am
ui<unini ol it- kind '
From the Low., i Nel. Kcgist-.r
' received this week. JW Iron
rhe manufacturer, D F H.-.t.y. vV,,-h
iiigUin, N. J., bis justly celebrated organ,
elegant in appeerancc. and hand>ine!y
luri.ished unexcelled in richneaa and |h.w.
er ol tone, \V* arc more f.an pleas.-d
with it and heartily recommend it so any
one contempt.ting of purchasing D or
gan."
Beat offer given. Money refunded upon
eeturn t oican and freight charges paid
hynie(D. P Bcalty) both ways ii ur.si.t
stacUiry. alter a teM trial of five dys
Organ warranted for six year*.
Again* w anted every w here, male or 1e
male, to canvass for thi* superior in-tru
ment. Addr-s* D. F. BEATTY.
V ashington. New Jersey
i \V ■'* *' " MAN US. Attorney at-law
TV (vol lelouie. t*a Office with Ja
McManus. esq sjul tf
fTi nul auilraaraed "to time t imeVba*
f / / / tcui fi'rtiis In thrc u.tntDs Lmw
*]>/// uu ' Mlber hi. to nj p- !v. Hie
vj/ 111 eouiiUv wto. is williac to n. :- alojdi-
Ujr st the empioytaojit too ve iuru
■ i* 11 kWlwrwoek to roar owu town. You oootl not
-*K*SV. , '"?^ I " #0 !S r aiht - Yon can *00^x00?
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