iHK UENTUk RKFORrKR
THURSD AT ACti. lik IbT?.
gig—TlcnM!*.—fSj'.-C uar, ft en ra-I i
aJmnrt; $8.50 wAen *of paid sis advents
Advntianntnt* 2tVfa per lint far thrit in
trrfion-i. ami >'< c par ,'<•#• far every tuf,
tihtrrtlm. Adrrrtitantnh bit hi
v rar at a lihrral discou.lt.
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r **rr &*1 nnlk> \ tn th* OvM t- ellor* V *ll
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Motility oti or btfore ich full oon t -ri
OcM !*•!low* 11*1 -. _ ..
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LOG AT. ITEMS.
-STORB ROfVd FOR BKNT.-T
ndersvgueo offers the store-room, knowi
at Hetlachcr's old Hand, at Centre lla l.
tor rer.t. The standi* a ue-miblo one ,n
all re-pccU V>-e ion can be ha<l at \
timo ahe - April Ist, b- applying to T.
JdnNßv Centro Uall. if.
——Four trains of 11 carsesch are c .sr
ter. 1 f< v the "vncsvalley Kxcursion e
IlCwi;' Ifg.
\\ m. Came. s, - f Tew -burg i ly
leg very loa at,r< -:it--cans career
Ceament Dale, Esq., announces him
self at a i pub'.icua car-.i.lata for siivtrb't
attorney.
- - Wednesday, l'.l, Centre llall will
be almost deter.cd .".early everybody
taikt of goii gto tho Vnior. Co Uarvosl
Home, and a woman with* tie help ,>f a
little V y couid ca| iur<f ou. towu.
Newr.an, u h.> oew c,.:a.ters anl
uaw room, is itill tho ccu.ro of ailractiop,
at Bedlefontc. He sells more Clothing
than any store cvsr did in this county, for
the simple r-aaon thai he sells far cheap,
er, and gives a customer r.-.ore t. r hi
money than ho got or gets else whore. Hi.
stock h full and coinplet always a-d fee
keep* up with the styles, and h> can suit
you as wall rs if you were in Philadel
phia.
Te save money and have a aura bar
gain. and gel g. ods that are pure and fit
to take borne ns.d eat. always go to Sech
ler s gr-scery, ia th Buh house block, the
cjost oompleU establishment In the coun
ty. It is there you get the best.
Regular trains run from Spring
Mills since Monday last, IS. Train arrives
at Spring Mills at 1.10, noon, and leaves
Spring Mills for Lewisburg at 2 10 p. in.
Same train at Coburn Forksi arrives at
1.00, and leaves it 2
Prof. TTk'.c, of Penn'a College,
Gettyburg, called upon us the other day.
Tfce Prof, is spending part of tho summer
varation among his relative- here acd in
Union county and ii a son-in-law of Hen
ry Wolf of Mi'llinhurg. He lectured be
fore the Penns Valley Institute on Friday
afternoon. Bsing away from bom* at tfco
time we did not have the pleasure to lis
ten to ibe lecture, but hear it well spoken
of by some of our citisens.
—A* correspondent, "D, wants to
know of us about -fee management of the
Peans v alley Excursion to the ilarvest
Hoiue, where the proceeds go, Ac. AVe
know little more about it than is given on
the bills. AVe understand a train of 11 cars
and 2 taea are furnished by the railroad
company for $l5O per train- A* there
will be a large surplus ws know not where
it goes to—the railroad company can not
a-k it it gets its price for it* train. If any
division is to be made of any surplus, let
it goto the townships, pro rata, as they
helped to bui'd the road. Another in
quirer has said to us that part of the ex
cursion fund was to gh towards expenses
for preparations of the picnic grounds
We can hardly believe that Union coun
ty would invite us to their picnic, and
thsn ask us .to pay for g'tting it up.
When you invite friends to a party y a do
not ask your guests to help pay for the en
tertainment. an! we opine Lewisburg
knows too much of etiquette to ask a cent |
from us for such a purpose.
We suppose the Committee will be pre
pared to furnish a satisfactory account of
the proceed*, which would tu..ke it un
necessary for us to answer further inqui
ries. So dent be uneasy yet.
The G. A. K excursion from Lew
isburg to Spring Mills, on lest Thursday
w*s quite a large affair. Nine passenger
cars were filled with excursionists from
Lewisburg and other points, with wives
an i sweet LiarU and other sweet things
We were not on the pic-nic ground-.
ber.ee can not say more about it. tlitn
that it ail passed off pleasantly Were in
tho mountain.- C*h,ug that day, and sv.
the train on its up ar.d down trip.
For the Reporter.
Centre county Pomona Grange, No. 13,
P. ofII., meets at the ball of Progress
Grange, at Centre Hall, on Tuesday. Aug.
21st. Three sessions, 10 a. ra., 2 and 8 p.
m. The fifth degree will be conferred at
Bp. m. A full attendance is requested, as
business of importance will be before the
meeting. LKOXARD iliioxk.
G. M. BOAR, Master.
Secretary.
B. L T. W. 49 A. 11 M. S. Y. F. A.
C., being translated means, "Best in the
World, 49ct, 'Asiatic Belief may save
you frotn a coffin." It oures cramp, colic,
diarrhea, dysentery, summer complaint,
cholera morbus, cholora infantum, sick
headache, fever and ague, and applied ex
ternally cure* sprains, bruises, boils, chil
blains, neuralgia, rheumatic affections,
pain in the tide, back, loim and limbs. It
is one of the best family medicines in use.
A single bottle will establish its reputation
in the neighborheod. Ask your druggist
or merchant for "Asiatic Relief," or Veg
etable Pain Eradicator. Take no other.
get the prcmi im wherever their work is
seen. It is equal to any turned out in
the city.
We print envelopes as low as f 1 per
thousand. Send us your envelopes. We
print letter heads,.and statements as low
as sl,2d per IOC:), when persons find the
paper. This is lower than you can get it
done for in the city,
FOR BAT.K.—A new Golden Tongue
Organ, wairnnted. Will be sold very
low. Inquire at this office. tf.
AUGUST COURT—GRAND J ÜBORS*
College—P. flhultz, Win. Grove.
Boggs—Eci Shroyer, J. Poorman, jr.
Curt in—C. Singer.
MiieS—Jos. K. Weber.
Potter—John Harper.
Huston—B. Kobmen, jr., H. G. Cronis
ter.
Ferguson—John Musser.
Bclletbnte—Wni. Tripple, F. Stoin
hecker, I. D. Lieb.
Rush-J. Williamson, W. Miller.
Patton—D. Boh res.
Liberty—J. W. James.
Harris—lacob Condo.
Spring—Jno. Woods, P. N. Humbert,
D. Klepper.
Howard—B. Lautb, S. T. Kline.
Snowshoe—J. Walker.
Traverse Jurors.
Spring—J. M. Furey, S. Miller, Jas.
Brook..
Gregg—W. Heckmitn, W. W- Nees.
WalKer— E. S. Berkstresser, M. Shafer,
Jesse Swartz. G. Lutz.
Liberty—O. Fowler, A. Houbier, 11. C-
Holter.
Howttrd-W. P. Wakler, J. M'El
waine, J. Haines.
Boggs—J. Hubier, P. W. Barnhart, J.
Kitchen, J. B. M'Cutehion, B Snyder. .
Philipsburg—G. F. Hoop, J. Mayer.
Worth—A P. Stears, J. Marks.
Patton—W. I. Thompson, C. Hartsock,
H. Pennington.
Penn—And. Stover, Thos. Frank, C.
Held.
Bellefonfe— S. F. Foster, S. Harper.
Pottet— Jacob YVaga .r, M. W. Cohen.
Unionvilk-—S. B. Huthurtt.
Milesburg—D. Boileau, A. Moore, W.
Wilkey.
Snowshoe—A. "Whitman.
Haines- D L. BroArn. I. F Kramer
Taylor--W. Merryman.
Ferguson—K. Arider, if. F. Human
Curtin—J. P. Deo&ss.
Benrer—W. lehler. J. Henderson,
Miles—T. E. 7. ig~
-ill siariuaru patent zneuicines at toe
O.J drug store of F. I'. Green, who is tho
©West druasiti in Centre county.
I M>. Charles Wittgard, of Klkhart,
I V, w 11 kr own it; this valley, of wh oh
I ho " a formerly a resident, mot with a fa
tal accident a few weeks ago.
Mr, Samuel "Wingird has received a
let.or f. 11 his i epbew lhsnSei, <iving tho
particulars as follows : "'On the —ml ot
June, nftdinner, father was engaged in
1 a..ling hi bay AVo get one load in • e
ly ; tho second load was large, and he tat
on it. a id as the front wheel struck the
barn fi. or. he t'.o. p> d, but the over
the door struck him on the neck, doubli if
him down and breaking hit nrck, aid
causing the rupture of a large blood ves
iel thai runs to tha heart. He lived only
two l ours after he accident, and was sen
sible until tha last moment, coiiverslng
ftaely and intelligently, l'leam ma .e
this known thropgh the O-eotre Hall Re
porter." Dikui. Wuasab.
- --T.n baton as, couches, and nonu
monts of all styles and price* at Haialai'a
Mai Mo \Vcrk, Uclltfonta, and cheapsr
than elsewhere.
Mr. Hani, l eaver will call on the
merchant* and others through the county
in a few day-, prepared to furnish them
with any ot linen's Family Medicines.
The w ell know i reputation of these u.edi
ciiuh, together with tho politanaaa and el -
rgy of our frond Beaver will no doubt
give tbem a large sala wherever they aie
introduced
About ikt) tickets were sold in
j this valley to the Harvest Home pic-nic,
aear 1.0 wis burg. If :hi> crowd of I'enus-
Vallirri down there, and is so dispos
ed, it will carry Union county off in its
pockets' We think that if other parts iu
the vicinity of Lewisburg turn out as
laigely as I'er.nsvalley, the Pic-nic will b .<
the largv t gathering evs-r held in central
Pecn'a.
' —A correspondent of the lower ens!
writes us an account of a fight at Wolfs
school bouse, in Haines, on last Saturday
evening between the champion of Aa
rocsburg and of tho lower end, in which
the Aaronsbuig fellow cause out worsted
There was a singing in progress at the
school house nt the time, and a jealousy
existed between the young bloods of ths
two localities.
Williamsport will manufacture about
onc-ka'f the usual quantity of lumber this
season. The stock ia now low. but qul'.e
equal to the demand.
SdTSJ ticket* were sold in Penns
valley for the Harvest Home Kicurtlon.
The best place in central Pacna. to
get Monuments, Couches and Headstones
fur your departed friends, is Deminger fc
Mu-scr'sMillkeim Marble A\orks. They
are cot a whit behind the times either in
superior workmanship or low prices. Try
theiu tni yon will bo convinced. auglOtL
THE HAEVEST HOME.
Tho Urvct homo, iieur Lewisburg, y e-
Itrday, 1 was the largest gathering ever
held in that porEoa of the *Ute. There
were about 80U) people assembled in the
woods.
i'ennvalley turned out en masse, and
had acrowd:'U4o strong, the largest excur
sion party, perhaps, over known in the
state. The conductor* on the tour train*
in their count, gave the following figure*;
First section 981 excursionits.
Second do KSJ do
Third do 881 do
Fourth do boU do
making a total of SJ4O. Sections one and
two started from Cohurn (Forks >, and sec
tion* three and four from Spring Mills—
altogether 42 cars. There wero r.o other
notewvrthy incidents. AM seemed to cn-
joy themselves eating, in some game for
amusement, chatting, Ac.
Centre county stood treat all day, by
furnishing ice-cold lemonade, free'to all,
from"a large square stand, labeled, "Cen
tre Co. Headquarters," and uiar.y hun
dreds filled themselves with lemonade.
A SCOURGE OF FIRE.
TERRIBLE DEVASTATION IN THE
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Sweeping Forest Fires —Whole Towns
and Village* Utterly Destroyed
by the Flames.
Ml, •
SEVERAL FAMILIES MISSING.
Green Bay, Wis., Aug. 7. For many
weeks past this section and the outlying
country has been subjected to severe
drouth, which has caused much appre
hension in the mind* of resident*, as for
est and prairie fires have prevailed almost
incessantly.
These conflagrations, which have de
stroyed a great deal of valuable timber,
reached their height day before yesterday
in a whirlwind ol flame a few miles east of
thi* place. ,
The result is* the township of Eaton,
which is thickly settled with a farming
community, was cleanly swept by the de
structive element, which consumed all
its bouses, outbuildings, fences, and tim
ber.
In the vicinity of Woodruff s Mills dur
ing tbe past two weeks tbe forest* have
been burning with great severity, threat
ening tho adjoining settlements.
On baturuay night last a small hurri
cane urged on the flames with lightning
rapidity, and the brands from the firey
stretches were town broadest by the
sweeping winds.
When Sunday morning came there was
no abatement of the flames, but tbe wind
had, however, moderated down somewhat.
It was then thought that the worst was
i over, and tha fears of the people in the yi
! cinity were considerably quieted down by
what tbey felt assured was a favorable
turn of affairs.
With this feeling the greater portion, in
fact nearly, if not all the farmers in tbe
township ieft their homes to pursue their
avocaticn in tbe fields, leaving, as was
natural, their wives and families at home.
The flames sprung up again, however,
and the women were obliged to turn to
and do their utmost to tight off the unwel
come visitor, which was then upon them
in all its fury.
Out no matter bow vigorously they la
bored their effort* were unavailing. The
fire fiend baffled them at every point
which they attempted to guard. Driven
from onp point to another they were com
pelled to seek new places of safety, with
their children, a* the flames swept on
ward, licking up everything in their
course.
Where in the morning there was a thriv
ing town, before many hours had passed
there was no more than three houses loft
standing to mark the village aite. Noth
ing was saved o tar as to household pos
sessions ; the women and children barely
escaping with their lives and tho clothes
they wore. In many instances these wero
so burned and torn .s to bo of compara
tively littlo service in the matter of pro
tection.
One of tbo citizens of the destroyed
town, a man named Henry Seifert, cameto
Green Bay yesterday. Frotn him the par
ticulars arc gleaned so far as they are at
hand. Strange as it may team, bis houie!
escaped destruction, wbileevcrything sur
rounding it—fences and barns, etc. —were
licked up by the fire. Ho reports that his
house is occupied by many of the house
less and injured people, while others were
without u place to lay their heads. There
was, he says, a ploughed field near his res
idence, and there, while the flames were
accomplishing their fell work yesterday,
about thirty families congregated to es
cape the ravages ci the fierce flames.
These people were from all portion* of
the desolated township, and their story us
to the conflagration was the same. Not
one but had to relate that everything they
had on earth had bean swept away trd
they left homeless and penniless.
It is reported very circumstantially that
two entire families were destroyed by the
fire, and three others are missing Noth
ing has been heard as to their wherea
bouts, and it is feaied that they, too, have
bea ccntoßied.
,! For the Reporter,
, AFK \\ HINTS CONGKKNIMJ
STATK t'oLLKHK.
Mh KiitToa.^-NirHoping that I
i might bo permitted to find entrance into
! your worthy paper Ivjr h few lines concern
l j ing SUU I'ollegv, I h** l " thought it might
i ; perhaps prove to I>• both interesting and
1 a mean* of nuking our College bettor
: j known to tho younger ela* of your readers
. I especially, should I, being woll acquainted
| with tha Collage myaelf, endeavor to give
j a brief sketch of ita history, concerning
i deportment, of tho advantage* afforded I
tho industrious student not excluding i>
to called disadvantages necessarily eon*
ueclcd with any Institution, of similar
charm tar. As the general principles of
the Collage ara well known, let it •ii'tH.
to sav that they are as far as possible ad
barad to perhaps not as strictly a might
be expected, but evidently great pains ar|
taken by the oibceis and instructors of the
institution, to make the students' stay at
the College both pleasant and certainly
very valuable as a moans for obtaining a
good education.
The advantages afforded for a classical)
and scioi tile education, are similar in
character to other institutions.
Concerning slit* history 1 would say, it)
dates from the year I has worked)
lu'wi.y through dHßcultiee being thus
often checked on its onward cour.e, until
it ncu holds a creditable position among
our many institutions. But lest 1 may be
Considered as writing this merely as an
advertisement, I will avert from saying
anything further of this character com ern-
Tl.ero was a settlement ot seventeen
houses in what u known > Benjan tn'
st d there is not one of theiu left, hvery
one was consumed. Not a fence in the
entire township is left.
AH the cattle, thus freed ftrom their con
fines, are roaming across the fields wild
with terror and sure of destruction if they
shelter in the woods near at hand, and
which are still burning.
In every direction hundreds of dead an
imals, such as cows, pigs, and sheep, lie
scattered, adding greatly to tho horror* of
the desolate scene.
Mr. Soifert says tho standing grain wai
not seriously injured. ♦
Large parlies of men freru this city have
gone to the place, and as soon a- they can
return something will be done to relieve
the sufferings of the stricken people.
For the present those who were burned
out bqve been offered shelter in the county
poorhouse, and will remain there until
Some further measu.-ea can be taken for
their relief. The people who passed
through this terrible ordeal of fitrne have
many stories to tell concerning it, and re
late that it was one of the most appalling
conflagrations they ever beheld.
Do not stupefy yeur Baby with
Opium or Morphia mixtures, but use I'r
Bull's Baby Syrup which is always safe
and reliable and never disappoints. .
cents.
The exportation of fresh beef and mut
ton and live stock to England is a great
and growing industry, and in time must
tell en the profits of American farmer*.
The total valuation of tho export* of meat
—that ii, beef in quarter* and mutton in
carcasse* —during 1876 was $1.8&fi,191,
against $4,942,080 for the same c!a*s of ex
port* in 1877. But to this year's consign
ments mut be added 6,030 head of live
sheep, valued nt $6-3,000, and 6,210 head of
cattle, valued at $107,600, shipped to Lon
don, Liverpool, Glasgow, Hull and Bristol-
This brings the export valuation for 1977
up to $-3,685,670. The live slock now be
ing shipped can be held for a market bet
ter than the fresh bee f during the summer
months, as the latter has to beold prompt
ly on arrival. In addition to these farm
products, the exportation of butter ai d
cheese it very large and growing.
About twenty firemen, trakemen and
shop hands, of Sunbury, have already
been discharged by Superintendent Craw
ford for being engaged ia the recent
strike.
An aged couple living near Bower's
Station, on the Fast Penn-ylvani* rail
road, named James and Elixabcth Bower,
aged eighty-one and seventy-one lespcct
ively, recently superintended the digging
of their own graves in Dt-Long church
yard. They are lined with stone, ai.d
cost SOU). . '
The legislature at it* last seasion passed
an act entitled "An Act to provide for the
better protection of passengers upon rail
road ar.d to insure the prompt transporta
tion and delivery of freight#." Under
this law all engaged in the present strike,
within the commonwealth are amendable
to indictment and punishment in the crim
inal courts. We herewith give the text
of the statute in full for the information of
ail concerned
WHEREAS, Strike* by locomotive angi-j
neers end other railroad employees, end
the abandoutucnt by them of tbeirengins*
end train* at point* other then their sche
dule destination, endanger* the lafety of
oastenger* and tubjecl* shippers of freights
to great inconvenience, delay and loss;;
therefore,
Stcuox 1. lit it enacted, tie., That .iff:
any locomotive engineer or other railroad j
employee upon any railroad within this,
state, erg agod in any triko or with a view
to incite others to such strike, or in lutber
ance of any combination or praconccrted
arrangement with any other person to
bring about a strike, shall abandon the lo
comotive engine in his charge, when at
tached either to a passenger or freight
train, at any place other than the schedule
or otherwise appointed destination of such
train, or shall refuse, or neglect to contin
ue to discharge hi* duty, or to proceed
with said train to the place of destination,
a* aforctaid, he shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be lined not less than one
hundred nor inore than five hundred dol
lars, and may be imprisoned for a term not
exceeding six months at tbo discretion of
the court.
See. 2. If any locomotive engineer or
other railroad employee within this state,
for tho purpose of furthering the object of
or lending aid to any strike or strikers, or
ganized or attempted to be maintained on
any other railroad, cither within or with
out this state, shall refuse or ncgloct, in
the courso of bit employment, to aid in
the movement over and upon the
tracks of tho company employing him, of
the cart of such other railroad company,
received therefrom in the course of tran
sit, he shall be deemed guilty of a', misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined not less than one hundred nor
more than five hundred dollars, and may
be imprisoned for a term not exeeding six
months at the discretion of the court.
Sac. 3. If any person, in aid or further
ance of tho object of any strikes upn any
railroad, hall interfere with, inoleit or
obstruct any locomotive engineer or other
railroad employee engaged in. the dis
charge and performance of bi duty as
such, every person so offending shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall bo fined
not loss than SIOO nor more than
and may be imprisoned for a term not ex
ceeding six mouths, at tho discretion of the
court. /'
Sac. 4. If any person or persons, in aid
or fuithorance of the objects of any strike,
(ball obstruct any railroad track within
this state, or shall injure or destroy the
rolling stock or any other property of any
railroad company, or shall take possession
of or remove uuy sucu property, or shall
attempt to prevent tho use thereof by such
railroad compuny or its employees, every
such person so offending shall be deamed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con
viction thereof shall be fined not less than
five hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars, and be imprisoned notless than six
months nor more than one year at the dis
cretion of the court.
AITUOVKC— The 22d day of March, A
D. 1677. J. H. Ila.ttxaa.xiT.
TKKKIHLK PKFKAT OFTIIK
THOU PS IN TK X AS.
CI .'iiiiii, Ausut L Oil. ill inform*-
I lien In* iut ln r* < iv< .1 *t military
- h<tikJ<|o*rior* (.oiiilnii '.jt tb rutuar reeslv
. mi here a few ,!*>•> i". .• regarding a fight
I between Indian* and T lite! Slat,-* tr.mp#
II in T*a It is a.cerultieJ lint a dia
■|trou encounter w** lied oti tha Staked
! Plain*, In which there were two offi
jeer* and'JO cnliit. J mldier* killed. Tht
I itnnaut oi'Ou< part.v cv iiiinutd a* match
alter h.ivirn u tie rod tliW I >*, and b*
rincareatUtd F>>rt t'.-ndu with an aJ.li*
tioiul U<>* of five pr.vato nnd f.>rt> initei
. and mulct. The unfortunate comma ul
wn without watr for <- < ity *l* hour*,'
and the tflW.ig they endured In uoD**-
i|Oenct wa* terrible Further particular*
of the dUai-ler are wanting. the diapatch
being very brlal. It i thought full de
tail* will be received in the coui.e of a i'ew
day*, when tue names of tho ki'.leu and
wounded will be 'earned
FIOIITIN'O HKTWKKN TWO !" V M 1
ins SKVKKAt. SK'.tIoDSLY
INJI'KLD.
Cincinnati, August -.A Commercial'*
jOray>n ( Ky.) *ircial re porta a sbooth g
aifair at Hope well, 4*-ten county, tlii* af
ternoon, between David Floyd and hietw,
*on*. and Dick Fioyd, en old man sgeJ
oifb'.y, OB the one tide, lad Jw, A Mar
jtln and hi* two ror* < a tho oil -r. David
Floyd aa- >i t through the bowel* and
Ditk Floyd hot in the forehead. The
Floyd buft wire loth allot, ono it it
thought letally, but fho < atent of the
!other*' ii\luri* nre u t •wn Tho aflair
r yinstfvi a depute bctwrvn he panic*
|in June last.
WRECK 6t k BTKAMEB AND
AIiUI'TONE HUNDRED LIN KS
LOST.
l'*naina, Anguti 11. — The South Pacific-
Time" reeertl* the loe* of the *te*nrr K'.en
[on July 15. at Lot YT.ltr, teventy mile*
north of Valparaiso.
A loiter from a correspondent on board
tho Callev, July VI, ray* that about 100
lire* were Let.
UNITED >TATKS TROOPS SKVXKKi
LY HANDLED BY THE INDIANS.
Deer Lodge, M. T., August 11. 9 A.
M.—W. 11. Edwards ha' jul arm ed from
llig Hole, bringing accounts of a terrible
battle between Uen. Gibbon's command
and the Nei Percos, oa the Big Holt! river
Augut9. Gibbon's command, consisting
of IK m*c—l7 officers, 133 regulars and
:VJ cilisen volunteers—crosed over front
Ka lluls oti Wednosday, Starling it 11
[o'clock the same night they mowed down
all of tbo troops, with the exception of a
few left to guard the transportation a luw
utiles aboro, close to the Indian camp,
which was on tbo Big Hole, about three
miles below where the Bitter ltoot and
Bannock trail crosses. At daylight the
Lgbt opened by tbo volunteers flung on an
Indian going after the hohes. Th# cfcaige
was then inade on the Indian cauip and
some Lard fighting took place in the next
two hours; during which time large numv
hers of cur men and of the Indians wtre
killed. The soldiers then charged the
lodges but were repulsed.
General Gibbon and Lieutenants
CooliJge, English and Woodruff are
wounded. Lieutenant English seriously
and the •'.hers slightly. The tioops arc
entrcncbed and the Indians leaving."
An English farmer has rtctnlly been
compelled to pay the costs of a practical
joke. He was sitting in tbo barroom of
iho Greyhound Inn ono night and taking
his usual tankard of ale, when hi* eye
chanced to fall on the sleeping farm ot a!
roan with a long beard. He wont to the
Cre, and l.ghting a pi.ee of paper, deliber
ately applied it to the sleeping man's
beard. There was a bright, rushing flatnc
for a second or two: the man sprang to his
feet in agony ; the joke was compute, and
the farmer roared in ecstacy. The unfor
tunate sufferer, who happened to be the I
village tailor, knew that the farmer was a
man of substantial means, and acted ac-i
cording'y. He brought an action for
$220 damages in the Malmrebury County j
Court in due course. According to the
plaintiff's evidence, his beard was eigh
teen inches long when be lay down, after
having some ale. Thentxt thing he re
membered was bi face being on fire, while
a inali bolpcd to put out the dame. The
defendant sal in Lis seat roaring with
laughter, and did not offer any assistance,
did he U-uder any apology for what be 1
|hal done. His lip' were burned severely,
hu face was bl,stored, his beard, eye
brows, and eyelashes wort burned to th*
• am, and oneeye and one car wereacorch
cd. Tbo magistrate awarded him S'JM
and costs.
Senator Fatteraon of South Caroling,
who is now in Washington, deuits that he
hat engaged M. C. Butler and Gen. Garry
to defend him in the suit which, is is ex
pected. will b* brought against him for
alleged briber,* in procuring his eloclion
to the Unitod States Senate.
What Sample Tea is.
5
o Every Cargo of Tes. on arriving in ©
this country, is Sampled by the
Si porter to the extent of from I.UUO tolf
tjO,lXlO pounds, which teas, being out
's of the original packages, become use-
JV less to the Importer after the Cargo^,
—i told. We contract for these Teas
5r at cost of Importation, (including■*
"Sample Paekag)s,"l which are then j,
—• thorough! v classified and packed by "
? our New York House
t*AT 40c and oOc A POUND. *
, Equal in every reaped thoaa re-tr
tailed elaewhere for double _
J. the Money. 5!
"? At a saving of three profits to the
Consumer- rv
©
THOMAS CHUTK A CO. 5.
JO No. 131 Water St.. ?
A New York.a
--- bT
Wo guarantee Every package.
9*ug tf
.
HE BIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, is
sued eut of the Court of Common Pleas of
Centre county and to me directed, there
will be exposed to public aale on the prem
ises in Snow Shoe townahip, on Tuesday,
August 21, 1877. at one o'clock, p. m , the!
following described real estate of the de
fendant, to wit:
All that certain messuage tenement and ]
tract of land situate in the townahip of
Snow Shoe, count v of Centre, and state ol
Penn'a. Bounded and described as fol
lows, via: Beginning at poat near the'
turnpike, thence south 2° west. 266 perch-1
es to atones, thence north 68", west 89,
perches to atones, thence north 2°, east 278
perches le poat. thence south 80°. east to
place of beginning, containing 151 acres.
34 perches, neat measure be the same,
more or less. Thereon erected a steam
saw mill, 6 frame dwelling houses and
other outbuildings, being tha same prop
erty described in the Deed, recorded io
Book "E,"page 82, in the office for Re
cording Deeds in Centre county ; except
ing and reserving out of salu described
property all that atrip or piece of land sit
uate in Snow Shoe township, on the south
fork of Beccb Creek, bounded and describ
ed as followi: Beginning at a post on
edge of Mill Dam of Wesley M. Holmes,
thenco north 22", enst 8 porches to stones,
thence north 01°, west 56 perches to ■
post, thence south 37°, west 8 perches to a
while pihe, thence south 48°, esat'2B perch
es to a Pine stump, thence south 72°, esat
31 perches to the place of beginning, con
taining 3 acres and 80 perches, be tha
same more or leas, together with all the
building! and improvements erected upon
tho said 2 acrei and 80 perches Seised,
taken in execution, and to be sold a* the
property of W. M. Holmes.
July 30,1877. L. W. MUNHON.
Sheriff.
A f ¥"\ (2ral chaiico lo maka monoj- K
I Ift I II ' uu cmu*t tft gold you e*u get
| f | II . | I groan back#. W nd a paraon in
\ I \ ' I J I/. overytown to lako •übeoriDtion*
for too largest, cbaapeat. gad beat
liluttraUid family publication In tb* world. An one
cut) become b uucv-OMful agent. Tto nt elegant
worki of art given frt to puwcrlhrn. The price I* **
low ibt liuJ*t 07ory|*od/ labMrliiti. Oiw agent re
porta in*klng over tlfiO In a week. A lady agent re
porta taking over Auu subscribers In lea days. Ail who
emgage mage money lot. You cm devote ell Jur
time to the business, or ooly yeur epere time- You
need not le ewey from hr-me over nlgnt. You cen do
lit ax well others. Full particulars. direction* snl
form* free. Klogunt and ti.pai.slte Outfit free, if you
want profitable w<>rk seni ue yoir address at ooce. It
i costs nothing to try the business. No one who en
gaguK full* to make great pay, Address"The I'eople'g
JpurukV'Portland, Ma 4 nc 15 aug.y
THOMAS A. HICKS & BRO.
Wn have a very imge and in pie to stock of Hardware, the Isrgest that *n' ever before e.lereu by shy firm 16 the people of this rounty, end are selling at the yerjr low
est possible rate* *
Iron, Steel anil Nails, Locks, (xlassand Pully,
i Pure White Lead* and Lin inJ Oil ; Turpenilee* end V arnishe*, all which w . w errant lo give • iLlsrtli n. Our Pure Lead will rover a* much surface a* any in the market
and ranri.'t be e*aelled for whitenae*. h k A1) YMI \EDPA INT put up in a iyquantity to s t pc. pit. from one-pound can* to one gallon cent, ell ready for use. The*#
peint* we warrant to be ntiied with pure saw and oil, and are trea from all adulteration.
MICH* NIC! T0( hi \\ .. par rpacial attenthm to thi* branch, and keep a full lire off., re. Chisel* Hammer* and Hailty'e Iron Plana* ; florae nail* ofali kind*, Trace
Uliaina, llnme*, Etc FULL LINK OF SADDLKKY OF ALL DE.SCK I PTIoNM UOAUi! WOOD WORK. Spoke*, Fe.loos, Patent Wheel* of the most improved pat
ents; Mr*. P, it* Improved Flat Iron*, olienjp, convenient and durable-polwhcd end niokcl-ptatod. Johnston • Prepared Kaleomin* ; put up In 6-pound packagee ; eaatly
put on, ar-d el rarer than paj er. We lu.ve all color*.
STOy ES. •• X* $
We have tho only Reversible. Top plate Cooking Steve* In the market. The Key (to is, Susquehanna end Juniata, which we warrant lo be the'beat baker* end the hagv
it stove* In the market we will aall at tha vary lowait ence ami i ,ve written guarantee*. A!*i. a : klnd jf Range* and other stovei. CO ML A N1) VKK OUK KBYBTQNJE
COOKBTOVE; IT IS ¥IIK 11 ANLWOMB8T IN THK WOULD.
FLOODING THE MINKS-GREAT
EXCITEMENT IN CARBONDADE
Foren.iin, Auguat IV.— On Saturttey af.
ternoon Carbondale was thrown into
state of wil l eji teinert owing to tlie feet*
that about VM) miner* proceeded aeairst
the pump* at the several mine* in and
ahcul Carbondale and ordered tlm wt rk
men to abandon theirpc-ite, which retjueit
war complied wit!.
The drea were then drawn, and th*
utinea nre being Cooded * itli water, Tha
crowd then visited the yard of the Dela
ware and Hudson coal company and de
tained a train of loaded car*, which we*]
about to be tent out to Nineveh. No re
al* tance wa* offered.
Tho Krie colliery, above Cerbondale.
WN* visited end the pump* itupped. Thi*
ia the 61 ft trouble in that city. It ia cur
rently reported that tho Pituton minei*
have decided not L return to work.
Sti HOUSES BL'HNED.
The extorsive stables and carriage houses
connected with the Morton House, former
known Atnarieus Club House, at Indian
Harbor, Greenwich, Coun., were deetroy
e 1 by dre about 2 30 yesterday morning,
and thirty-six horses, twenty-four of which
were exceptionally valuable, perished in
the denies. A number elegant carriages
belonging to guests ol the hotel were like
wise consumed.
Aiiuouuceiuput.
Wo are authorised to announce the
name of David F. Fortcey, of Bellefonte,
for tbo office of District Attorney, subject
to the decision of the Democratic county
convention. _ ..
to announce J. M.
Keichlint, K<|.. of BUetont*. • a rMdl
didute for District Attorney. Subject to
the decision of tfce county
convention.
lltuxru:ds llxxxtts -
by Sbortlidge X C .
Flour per barrel, wholr.ale, $ 8 00.
retail. *9tO
White wheat, 1 30.
Bed " ISO
Kye. 60
Corn, shelled, GO
Corn, cob, 00.
Oats, 30.
Barley, rye weight, W.
Clover-seed k> p*r 64 pcunds.
Potatoes retail, SO
Nova Sotia plaster, ground, 10 ts).
Cayuga " 19 <W-
NUIKIEI).
On the 'JiMb ult, by Kev. F. Aurand. J
Willis hlusser, of Millheim. and Miss
Joanna C. Weaver, of Aarons
burg.
On the IT lb uH., by Uenrv Keinharl,
Esq.. Mr. John Snyder, and Mies Cather
ine tirndnrf. both of Uaino* twp.
DIED
In Millheiui. on the 4ih inst., Robert
William, son of Thomas and Amelia
Hockiuen, age J 3 years, t months and 13
days.
At Potter's Mills, Annie, daughter of
John \Vilkinson, aged 22 years, 5 month),
and 3 days.
On Julv 8. near CburcLvilU. Mary Ma
tilda, daughter of Isaac and Rachel Spi
cher, aged 1 yoar, f months and lo days.
REGISTER'S NOTICE -The follow
, ir.g Account* hut
*nd patssJ bv mo and rB)ii# l.led of rec
ord in this oißt.l for the inspwcAlwn ofbeira.
lagatces.credit-irsand !l others In aoy way
intarMlod. nod will be presented t the
Orphan* Court of Co tit re County, on
Wednesday. the 28th Jay of Augual, 187#.
for confirmation end allowance:
1 The first and partial account of Jostah
Srff, Executor ol Ac .of John Kmmsrt
!al" f HarrU townabip. deceased.
2 The second partial account of John
K.abel, Executor of Ac., of Peter Durst,
late af poller township, deceased.
3 The lrt and Sua) account of Jeremi
ah Ever and John G. Mraite ajojinlatra
tors, of Ac .. of Henry Waite, lata of lialf]
Moon township deceaaed.
4 Tha final account of John B. Beam,'
guardian of William C. Reese. minor!
child of Matgarel llaeae, lata of Greg gl
townabip. deceaaed.
5. The final account of S. J. Millar, ad
ministrator of Ac., of Theodora Millar,
late of How aid Borough, deceaaed.
6. The firat and final account of Tbomaa
11. ilcKlroy. adminialrator of etc., of Han
nah Benacoter. late of Poller townahip,
deceaaed.
7. The account of Daniel Zeigler. execu
tor of Ac., of Sarah Zeigler, late of Gregg
townahip, deceaaed
8 The fifth account of Joilah Nen, ex
ecutor of Ac., of John Nrff, lata of Potter
townahip, doceaaed.
9. The account of Noah Woarer, admin
ialrator do honua non of Ac., of Henry
Hess, lata of Hainea township, deceaaed.
10. The account of Noah Wearer, ad
mimatralor of Ac., of Michael Wearer,
lata of llaines townabip, deceaaed.
11 Tha account of Denial Kouah and D
C. Will, executors of Ac., of Peter Kline
felter. Sr.. lete of Milea townahip, deceaa
ed. a> Hied by Daniel itouah.
12. The account of Daniel Kouah, trus
tee appointed by the Orphan'a Court of
Centru County to aell the real estate of Pe
ter Klinefelter, Sr., late of Milea townahip,
deceaaed.
13 The firat and final account of Ma
ry Toner, executrix of Ac., of llenry
Harahbarger, late of Potter township, de
ceaaed.
14 The account of Daniel Grove, ad
ministrator of Ac., of John Ballot, late of
Bennor townahip, deceased.
15 Tha account of Joseph W. Marshall,
guardian of Jane C. and Meliaaa E. Duffy,
minor children of John end Sarah C. Duf
fy, late of Benner township, deceased.
16. The account of Joseph W. Marshall,
truafeo of Sarah C. Duffy, (now Snyder)
under tho will of Jena C. Knox, deceaaed.
1". The firat and partial account of John
Wilson, executor of Ac., of Vincient Ste
rem, late of llalfmoon townahip, deceas
ed. .
18. The account of Albert Owen, admin
istrator of arc., of Richard Athcrton, late
of Philipsburg. deceaaed.
19. The account of P. W. Barnbart,
guardian of Lemuel C. McClelland, ono
of the heirs of Elizabeth McClelland, late
of Snow Shoe township, deceaaed
20. The account of John Rishel, Esq.,
guardian of Daniel Kerr, Jr., a minor
child of Daniel Kerr, Sr., late of Potter
township, deceaaed.
21. The account of James H. Rankin,
executor of Ac., of L. D. Wesson as ad
ministrator of Ac , of George K. Waaaon,
late of College towhship dereaaod.
W. K. BUKCHFIKLD.
2 aug Register.
ANOTHER GREAT STRIKE 1
J. BRACKBILL.
BKI.LEFONTE, PA.,
has just received a
NE W ADDITION
GF
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
to bis largo stock always on hand,
CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR
CASH !
A number of Bedroom suites—walnut and
painted suites.
Also,
WALL PAPER
2auk 3m.
SPRJJVG, ------ 1877.
WE Aim NOW I'KEI'AKKI).
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
WE HaT K 'illlC GOOD. I
I'll ICE SLOW! ,
'Selection Unsurpassed! Stock Large.
And now we exleud a fordial'inviutioo to our frieuJe, petronk public
generally. Wo will eay thie, Coma! if we do not ahow you
THE BEST SELECTED STOCK
AT PRICES LOWER THAN USUAL,
aud if we cannot prove that it ia to your interest to patronixa uc, than
don't buy ; but coine and aatiafy youritlf.
We have opened a full line of
DIIYG O O D S
Clothing, Carpets,
Boots & Shoes, Groceries,
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW
WARE, HATS AND CAPS,
and in fact everything and unykhing embraced in the above line.
We will heat everything id price# and assortment, and our paet, we troat,
will be a eufficent guarantee to our patron* of fair and honest treatment.
We have catabluhed and will maintain oar reputation. The Urge trade we
do enable* u to get ft .eh goods daily, which u a great advantage to our pa
tron* in all lines, aud uiarv especially in GrooeriM- Call, and it will prove
to yout interest.
VALENTINES A CO.
H. HERMAN, Manager.
XE W OPEXJXG!
vPySS-ffMNU MS tmicJhß 'I rNj 1
- .T,-.VJk!%dtWW Ob'eaaw> -• -
•*-
(NEXT DOOR TO NEWMAN'S EAGLE CLOTHING STORE)
BtTKKS£ AND AXRKNS,
Music and Sewing Machine Store.
ATT at the New Store and see the largest stock Jt variety of Pianos, Or.
\ ; /V I J I a gans and Sewing machines in this part of the state.
THE \F.ff DOMESTIC—MOII ahead.
*• NT. JOIIX-Ulml out.
" 11A VIN-Willi vertical feed.
" Mill AMI.HK A!V fur S3O.
" KIMUIIK 930.
" liowi: ttao.
" WEED HO.
" KEN I XtiTON-|SO.
" H 111 l'\EY ll N3O.
" liUITE-AIHO.
A first-class machinist always on hand to repair Sewing Machines. Work Insured.
Second-hand Machines at from 6to A) dollars each Farts, Attachments, Needles,
Needle Cases, Four-wheeled Castors, and Oil, for all Machines.
Also Sheet Music. Piano Stools and Cover*. Sewiwg Machine Need lee for any
Machine—6oc per doxen
BUNNEL k AIKENS,
26jul ALLEGHENY ST., BELLEFONTE.
C. T Al.kxsndkr. C. M. BOWK*.
ALEXANDER* BOWER. At-
J\. t -um t law.lUlUfonU. Imlilillnlln
U lallMtlau. sad Orphaaa' <>•• ftaaUca
Mas ka aamaallad la Oaraaa aad Eagliah (>ra la
Uanaaa'a aaU4la(. apt "I It
DF. FORTNKY Attorney at Law
Uellefoata, Pa. Office over Rey
nolds bank. may 14'69
pvRUOS I DRUGS I 1 DRUGS 11 I
1 ' 8. T. Shugert, having purchased the
Drag store on Allegheny street, Belle
font*, next door to the hardware Store of
llicks A Hro.. has stocked and Ailed it out
with alt the mott popular
:
• DRUGS A MEDICINES, j
? "CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY* "?
j SOAPS, COMBS AND BKUSURS, j
|TRUSSES, SUPPORT RS, BRACES;
FANCY AND TOILET
j ARTICLES, Ac., Ac.. Ac. j
a
Patent Mod tones, Alco'nol, pure Wine*
and Liquors tor medical put poses only.
Physician'* prescriptions carefully com
pounded and orders answered with care
and dispatch. Farmers and Physician*!
from the country will And our stock of
Medicine* complete, warranted genuine
and of the best quality.
This Store will remain under the direc
tion of the accomplished druggist and
pharmacist heretofore connected with it,
Mr- ii. M Herrington, and we respectful
ly solicit the custom of our friends and
the old patrons of the store.
l'Japtf S. T, SJJUUJKF.T,
BKICK FOB SALS -First clan brick
will be kei>t on hand for tale by J. O.
I)oin injcr at Zerbe'a Centra Hall
brick yard*. The brick are
offered to low that it will pay persons at a
distance to come here for them.
Intending to continue in the manufac
ture of brick thejr will be kept contantly
on hand, and fair inducement* offered to
rurchaser*.
Jauftf. H. K. ZIRBI
Lands For sale.
960,000 ACRES in
Southwest Missouri.
First-class Stock farm*, excellent Agri
cultural Land*, and the beat Tobacco re
gion in the "West. Short Winter*, no
grasshopper,. orderly society. food mar
ket* and a healthy country. Low Price* t
Long Credit I
Free transportation from St. Louia to
the lands furnished purchaser*. For farth
er information, address A. L. DKANE.
Land Commissioner St. Louis A San
Francisco Ry. Co. N." W. cor. Fifth and
Walnut street*, St. Louis, Mo. 9au 4t
NOTICE.-
Lettersof adminiftration on the estste
|of Jacob Moyer, late of Putter twp, dec'tl,
having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons knowing ibumselves to be in
debted to said decedent are requested to
make immediate payment, and persons
haying claim* against the estate will pre
sent them authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE REIBER,
J. S. HOUSMAN,
laug 2 Adm'ra,
CEX'TKK HALL
DRUG STORE.
MILLER A BON.
ftoeeeeeer to J. K. Miller A Sob )
Potiorie Puro Drug* and Medicine*.
Dye *tuffit, and Druggist'* sundries.
PVUE WISH A\DLIQUORS
Tot medicinal purpose*.
The beet brands of
CI6ARS ANO TOBACCO
always in stock.
Prescription* carafully Compounded.
Jan. Harris Co.
NO. 5, BROCKERHOPF ROW.
II Hi I
IRO mails,
PAIN T S,
ETC.,
0
J AS. HARRIS A CO.
JUIWfepU
Making Mills.
Tblt old, and well-known Grist-mill, in
L oU ST £ WM ' , lp. >• * euperia tended by
Mr D. M Cowan, one of tbo best ex
periecced millers In Cestral Penne, who
ass rendered tbo utmost sat ufatt><>t
wherever bo. bss been, and understands
the milling business thoroughly. Bo
WARRANTO HIS FLOUR, end all
other oork, sent out Dam Sinking Creek
Mills, to give satisfaction, as to quantity
end uuslity. If you want good broad lot
Mr. Cowber furnish your Grist. Grists
delivered to Centre Hall twice a week by
mill wagon.
Housekoopors, give Mr. Cowber a trial,
and satisfy yourselves of tbo great tupen
ority of tbo lour manufactured by bins,
'rim ay 3m.
OF A THOUSAND.
HeviEg dtecuveted, in a manner almost
providential, e positive cure for Coesump
lion and ell Lung Complaints, I feel it my
duty to make known ia e practical manner
bv furnishing a sample bottle, free of
charge, to all sufferers, my only hope ot
remuneration beiag that tie wedicioe will
perform oil ( claim for h. Tbo iagredi
•eu ere of the choicest herbs! products
1 and perfectly safe ; will be seel free to all.
Address at nice, Dr. 0. Pbelps Rrowa, 21
Grand Street. Jersey City, ITJy or may
bo bad of jTk. Miller A boa, Druggists,
; Centre Hell. Pa Jane ly.
Henry Reinhart.
WOODWARD.
UNDERTAKER.
I Coffins of all styles made on shortest no>
jlwe. Undertaking stnctly attended to
Cliarces reeAnstahla. IV sua v.
'Nervous Debility.
t VHel VaakMsiw Dapreewae, ■ rat eihaaeleS
laaUee, to .'CT laarage: lAe raaell rt Maatal
Osareask.laotaarastaaor tiraraaa. ar aeert Stale
I aeaa tha seew IS sheers eased bf
Humphrey's Homeopathic Specific
No. 28.
U IsasaysaS ta.ljaraUa IA. ayatese. SSsesla the
SSgnafrcd rtg;sus
fissw afc-* I®* 1 ®*- tev. "
TjT'h. P. M'MANUS, Attorney rAdaw
v V betietoau, Pa. Office with Jas
McMaatu, esq. SSjultf
!777L=-a£¥swSj
'l| I I ttvlP vfct It wilitoa to vtrk vtoedi
117 tt Uto toplstlll Utol vt ftto.
Ith SSI par week it row tvt ttva. Ttt attS to:
to ivi, frta boat* totr tlhl Tot tat fft*t poor ,
• tolo Uto* to too work, or 000 row wort toitollto. ,
I> ooou o toll Hit to to* tot I III* 111 Wito —4 tt
O.tSl traa Adtrwo* M MM. H. HtUoM 4 Co.
fortlaad. Portlood. Mtlto wlto.
Manhood: How T,ost, How j
Restored!
JMi ptbUabtd. • ttw Milton • t Dr. ColrorwtlT* !
OtlrbrtlrS laser te tot MMnI mm * (total totSl ,
otot) t<S>rivuiitor*trSttolotl W*ikt* larol i
tttorf taktl Ltttott, ltortooorr. Mootol ttS ■
Vhntotl ltn,irll,.lo|i>■.i to lo IIntoot, tot," <
tltot 'OHWPUN. KpUotto ttS rito. todtttl k| aatt
m deleter# w m>**l itinnrue,. 4*
gtott. to ttailed MTtltst. ttir tot ttvto.
Tkr fltbrtttd tttotr. to tola 4tolrkU Kmar,
olaorb fna • tow mo' ttnotoftl
rr.tiu. till tto Ibwv itoMHMW at ttUrktn
m.r to rotttoll, rarwd wttooot too doaterewe moo at
latorool iwodtoloo w tot r .ou.o at too kvUt;
potottoc tort ■ mod* at tart • oaot toto>. tortoto.
*t tSttoMl s ■**■ at wktok mt, toSortr, at
■tartar vtol bl* caadiutt ay to. mat tart kltoatU
•bttate, toirmlair tad itSltofo.
Tkl* Iyarlar* • too Id to to tot k*t4* at tatrf rwrtk
tod at try t*o* to tot bud,
Sm* ttdtr *tol. It * ftdtlt Mvaltpt, to mt irtmi
THICtILVKRWKLL MEDICAL CX>
aac 1 Aa Sk. Saw Tark ; Fa* tWtoa Sat. WW
C KotUttra*, ' I ' !
I'* CratltriM, tr
Farmr . . . from 60c to SHO par Hod.
NKLLIS' 0. H H. H.FORK, WITH
NXLLIS'
Fstsnt mtlbod for mowing snd stocking
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