THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hail, Pa. Th'red. dan 3, 78.
jtflrTxaMa. • s'2per year. trhen paid in
advance: $2.50 wAtn not paid in o.i'rnnee.
Advertisements 'JQrts pr- line for three m
serftona, and 5 cent* per fine for eeerv sub
sequent insertion. Adrertiaemeuts Ay the
year at a libera} discoant.
siubsrribe-t outride the oounty should re
mit s/.t 10 cts, amount of one year's post*
ooe. instead o/30rf* a* formerly ir.Aen jswid
Ay ihem selves.
Subscriber* ran ahrays tell bote their a,--
eunf.s stand ot ihe Reporter ofiire by con
sulting the tables on their payers \f ihe
lable reads "John Hoe 1 jan ' <<">" if meens
that John i* indebted for subscription from
the l*f of January, 1876, and that if is
time he teas paying the printer.
LODGE MEET!IfOB
Ot*T* Hul t,oi*, Ne, *. I, rt. efO.. F-. ro*u
• rerf Saturday attain* ta Ills Odd Fallows Matt.
.1 M.OU.USAWB, BM. M. r SswsßV. A.O.
(H.P FoaT Lotass. jfe. sr. F A. M..
MuniUf *f*Btß ob ot haSor* aarh Call bioob 1b Set
Odd Follows Mall. „ ~
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PIKMBiHM CtiHst. No. at. T <*T M, •*!•• h''
11*11 ConSr* Halt on Iho .Saturday on of hofot* IWIJ
m.waaljl*. St andotory two woolo aflat. toad
Rhon* Masltr. ti Pool Satl
LOCAL ITEMS.
—The l'atm of Rev Fisher, dee d, in
Gregg, is advertised for sale in another
column.
An ugly company of laniasiiea pa
raded through our town, Christmas, on
horseback.
Some folks around here have taken
the Kansas fever.
Bishop Pubbs. of the Evangelical
Church, will preach' at Centra Hall Friday
evening.
Weather since Sunday has been
sharp and cold.
All over the world Dr Bub's Cough
Syrup is making its way. and every place
it reaches consumptive people are more
seldom met It is truly n blessing to hu
manity, and only costs 25 cents.
Pr. Alexander has fixed himielt" a
snug office in one of the front roomie!
bank building. 2nd story.
The Reformed chucb at Kebvrs
burg. will be consecrated on Sunday the
IStb, of January next The Rev. K.N.
Gerhart, D. P. Professor in the Theologi
cal Seminary at ldincaiter. and other min
isters from abroad will be present to take 1
part in the service.
Trains on £our railroad arrive at
Spring Mills at 9 in the morning, instead
of 2p. in., and daparl at 10 a. m. This '
enables the mails and passengers from |
Lewisburg to make connection at Centre *
Hall at noon with stages for Bellefonte,
without delay.
Mr. T>. Brisbin has opened a confec
tionery and oyster saloon in the basement
of the bank building.
With the new year start in with new
resolution* ard improve uoon the pa*t.
Su#h therelore as have not been purchas
ing their groceries of Seehler & Co.,
should do so in IST3, and by the cloae ol
the year they will think they did wisely
in one important matter at least. They
are headquarter* for everything in the
grocery line, and keep none but the best
good*. Go and see for yourselves.
THINK or THIS —Outof one hun
dred theuiand bottles of Jamaica Y egeta
ble Health Kiiiir sold l**t year. SI,OOO
were saved to the purchaser*. This is one
reason that we sell this valuable medicine
st ninety-nine cents per bottle ; and moth
er reason is that vre desire to attract pub
lic attention to it whetever it is not gener
ally known. For all common diseases,
such as headache from disordered stomach
constipation, loss of appetite, indigestion,
billiousness, and a debilitated state of the
system from impoverished blood, tbis rem
edy stands without parallel. Regular size
and sample bottles for sale by F P. Green
BeHefonte.
Newruan intends to open IJS7B with
a greeting to all in the shape of still lower
prices for Clothing. He has again lowered
bis figures, and means to make as many
men and boys happy as possible by
selling them the cheapest goods in the
county.
Last week Company B. of Bellefonte.
msde a trip to Woodward, to pay a visit
to their captain, Y"an Valin, who it store
keeper for the distillery st that place. The
boys are "veterans" who saw "servica" at
Altoer.a last last summer, and it is a pity
they were not down to Woodward a little
earlier, in time fcr the toll-gate fight
there would have been somebody licked.
The company was in charge of Ist Lieut.
Williams.
We have received a number of
teachers' monthly reports, with request
for publication. The Reporter is a friend
of sehool* and education, but these month
ly reports are of no interest to the general
reader and tbey come in number* often to
fill columns to the exclusion of much more
important reading matter, and for these
reasons we must decline to publish these
monthly reports.
Dr. Bouse, of YVoodland, son of
Rev. Beuse, of this plsce, showed his
pleasant face in our sanctum last week.
The Dr. is one of Clearfield county'e best
democrats. ,
The people at C-oburn station expect
toon to bare a post-office established there.
The "Forkx" i* trying tohoW up itshead.
Glad to tee it to bu*ylike.
On Wednesday evening. seven
Millbeimerv were initiated a* Odd Fel
low*, by the Centre Hull lodge. Their
purpose it to establish a lodge at Milltaeim.
On Christmas at a wedding party
were driving through Rebersburg, tome
of the youngttert of that town tlretched a
rope across the atreet —an old semi-bar
barous custom—in order to make the
groom fork OTer before passing through
The front buggy was occupied by Jatp-
Wolf, wbo forced bit team over the rope,
and then jumped out to settle with muscle
instead of money, knocking down one or
two of the obstructionists and thus open
ing the way lor the rest of the rigs.
The affair created quite en excitement
and next to a one-horse row in that usually
quiet town. One of the horses became
entangled in the rope and fell, and as by
stander* came to assist in order to prevent
an accident, soma of the wedding party
mistook their friendly movement as in
tended to further interfere and dealt out
blsws upon their devoted beads—blows
wore given and returned ; women scream
ed ; babies cried and horaes shied ; and
. perhaps now there will be a law suit.
AM The joint festival of the Masor.s anmv
/ Odd Fellows, in this place, lasting some
five days, was highly successful, and we
venture to say had a larger attendance
than any ever before held in this valley.
On the night of 19 Dec , the house
of Geo Dauberman, in Bnyder county,
about four miles beyond New Berlin, was
entered and robbed of a gold and silver
watch, one shawl, two overcoats, and s2l
in cash. The robberi, two in number,
first securely bound both Mr. and Mrs.
Dauberman, although otherwise did not
maltreat them. Mr. D. is about 80 years
old.
Scribner's Monthly for January has sev
eral illustrated articles, among which
"Fox Hunting in New England" and Dr.
Scblrvmann, at Mycaena are prominent
Fur so£cribner & Co offer a jrear and a
half of their magazine, beginning with the
number for August last, giving the sub
scriber '"His Inheritance" and other stories
•complete.
Harper's Magazine for the coming
month is a splendid number—"A Glimpse
ot Prague," "The Hot Springs of Arkan
sas," and "On the Welsh Border," being
finely illustrated, while page upon page
of varied reading will afford matter to fill
up many leisure hours.
The solid gold society badges deliv
ered by the Franklin Jewelry Co.. No. 704
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, are exactly
as represented. All orders are promptly
filled, and no one need hesitate about
sending them money.—Christian Voices,
Philadelphia. ff
The St. Nicholas is the best of all
our magazine* for young folks: The
January number is replete with interest
ing matter and contains numerous illus
trations, humorous as well as serious in
character. Scribnerds Co.. New York. .
A i>irt.T or f nt*l ice from Potter*
Mill* rode into Centre Hull, on Now
Yfur'i and *cn interfered with by oni*
of the boy* boatructinjj tVo road front and
rear of them with rope* stretched acroa*
th>< *tre*t, *omi> of thrm who attempted to
InJ a retreat by the alloy way* a lo found
theni#*lv* headed off by mill and Other
•bftraction*. The affair came nifh eau
joe trouble, and a* we were not on the
spot, we can not fUrniah further particu
lar* at thi* moment. If the fnntattic* Raee
no caue they aliould not have been inter
fered with •
A 1 pit or from Casetown, Ohio. 21.
Pec., to Reporter, says Jacob Knoof, the
last one of the once highly esteemed and
excellent firm known a* the Knoof Bro's
died at the family residence on last Tuo
day morning. lie wax the flrxt white
child born in Miami county, so far at
known, and tome over !k> year* of ago
We had a shower of rain with distant
thunder and lightning Will alo relate
that two iwtrmi of bees came out laal
week, but 1 think mostly for waul ot food.
Weather is quite warm to day. Straw*
berries in some patches are in bloom.
——About 12 o'clock Friday night 21
the Fallot! House stable at t.ock Haven
was set on fire and burnt down with its
contents The horses and omnibus were
saved. Lots estimated ftt $1300; ins.sred
for fTOO
THE SNYDER COUNTY TRAOFDY
Aruwt of the Supposed Murderers.
Sinow our last account of the probable
murder of John Kintaler and wife, an
aged couple residing near Troxelv ille,
Snyder county, and ihe burning of their
residence, together with theit bodtea, on
the night of the Bth of Pec., we learn that
iho perpetrators of that horrible erinie -
three and perhaps more in number—have
been discovered, of whom three have been
arrested and now await triiil in the Mid-
dieburg jail.
Our informant says that one Perry
Bickharl was arrestrd for stealing honey,
when he asked why they had arrested
him. Some one answered, "for mutder
whereupon he quickly responded "/didn't
do it," or words to that effect, which
aroused iho suspicions of the officers of the
law, who believed that he was implicated
in the recent murder, or knew who was
guilty. He was placed in jail, and, on be-
ing interrogated, ssid he was applied to
' participate in the crime, but did not take
any part in it. That, after the crime was
committed, the perpefators informed him
that he had belter have taken a hand in
it. as it would have paid. He revealed
names, the result of which has been the
arrest of Jonathan anil Uriah Moyer
(brothers) and Emanuel Eltinger—the lat
ter having been arrested at a protracted
meeting, the othertwo while out hunting.
The alleged murderers are residents of
Snyder county and live not far from the
scene of the tragedy.
The amount of money said to have been
secured by the murderers was s3ooo—Mif
flinburg Telegraph.
•'Sprucetowu" uext week.
We swell our Aaronsburg list siuce
our last issue with 12 name;t and that
for I'enn twp. with 3.
Rebersburg had u fantastic parade
on New Year's day.
We are informed that the viewers
on the irrepressible Aaronsburg*Elk
Creek road, the other week, iported
favorably.
On last Friday a roan by name of
Jordan was arrested at Millheim on
charge of being concerned in the re
cent horrible murder of an aged cou
ple in Snyder county.
The Lutherans ofMiiiheim have
organised a congregation and lea.-ed
the Evangelical church for holding
services.
The Reformed of the Centre Hall
new charge have invited Rev. Haas,
of Snyder county, to preach trial aer
mons.
A large bear was shot the other
week in the swamp at Fowler's dam.
Mr. Sim Rote was out after pheasants
and observed a fresh opening under
a stump, and discharged his gnu into
it and soon found he bit something.
Bruin tried to come out but had for
ced himself thiough too small a hole,
which enabled Rote to give him two
rounds more. He dressed 150.
Happy New Year! to all our rea
ders, is the greeting of the REPORTER.
May all live to receive its greeting
for 1879 too, when 1878 shall be
numbered with the oast. Again —
Happy, happy New Year to you.
Miles township has lost its oldest
icitizen io the death of father George
Brumgard, aged nearly 90 years, and
its oldest settler, having been one of
earij settlers of that valley, and a
truly noble-man, and whose word was
good as his bond. His life was speift
in honest industry as a farmer, and he
was esteemed by all that knew him.
Snowstorm Wednesday, 2nd.
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.
Mr. 1. J. Grenoble's store and dwelling
bouse is fast approaching completion, ar.d
when finished will present a fine and cred
itable appearance. So fr Mr. G's room
for business has been fr too small for the
amount of goods he has always got on
hand, but when once fairly settled in his
new house everything will then present a
! far different appearance ; his new room is
[66i24. so planned as to have everything
easy of acceai.
Krumrice & Son are doing a brisk bus
iness in the grain and coal trade, they pay
the higheat price the market will aff-rd
for grain, and sell their coal at the lowest
margin of preflt Ed is always ready to
wait upon customers which he does in
quite a business I'ke manner. Patronize
them for fair dra ing.
Tne Farmers' Mills Cornet Band payed
Our place a pop call on Monday evening
!at it was quite a surprise but a rich treat.
This band hs* been organized just two
year*, hut from the way they toot tunca
it can easily be seen tbey mean business.
The different instruments ai* used by the
following named persons: Ist E Flat. J.
SD. Rutter ; 2nd E Flat. Samuel Iloman ;
Sd K Fiat, John Emerick ; Ist II Fiat. J.
C. Uoumsn ; 2nd B F at, J. F. Rearick j
Solo Alto, S. J. Human ; Ist Alto. N.
Brown ; 2nd Alto. J. P. Grove; Ist Tenor,
I. J. Zubler ; 2nd Tenor, L. C. Rosa man ;
Baritone. M. C. Stover; l.t Bins. Cyrus
Luse; 2nd Bass, J. F. Hornsn ; Tenor
Drummer, J. W. Shook ; Bass Drummer,
J. L. Neeae ; Cymbal Striker, Solomon
Iloman. Go ahead boys, thero are poorer
bands by far than the Farmers Mills.
Come again gentlemen, you are heartily
welcome. The music consisted of Andan
tes, Galops, Polkas, Reels, Marches,
Quicksteps, Mazurkas and Schotticbea.
Success to them and the heartfelt
thanks of the Spring Mills folks for their
serenade.
Our tinging class undsr the instruction
of Philip Meyer ia doing fine, numbering
52 icholars. Philip knows how and
always doea all in his power to give his
class the very best satisfaction
J. F. Rearick is home this week spend
ing bit holidays. Frank looks hearty Htid
well and that is evidence enough teaching
music aggress with bim. More anon.
SUBSCRIBER.
SPRING MILLS.
Night before Christmas was lively—
Farmer's Mills band treated us to good i
music. Christmas was dull except with |
those who amused themselves eating can- j
dy, and we have four places here where
it is sold. One of our mercbantsisays that
with the exception of sugar, he Jold more
tobacco than anything else; it is Wrong for
them to encourage ho.r to moke when
the.v know it i against the srlih of their
■parents. We see that J. 1). Lrg has hit
h Jv. in lho Reporter; well iohn l a
clever fellow, and has a good Fairhank's
scales to weigh anything from chicken
to fire tone coal I'eter Wilscn hee re
gained health so far its to be ah e to walk
to ebnrch again. Militant Wimor says
there wilt be anothrr smlthsbsp here In
theapring. Mr Korlin Mill rinkns good
flour, why don't he grind hit p aeter, and
then let in know it through the Reporter.
Wallace Duncan dretted oet tome of
the boya at the depot the righ. way, one
day lat week. Do it again, Wnl X
A hoy by the name of Vfartier liv
ing with Col. Coburn, at Aaniaburg, re
oeiTed a dnrigoroua kick in the tide, Iroitt
one of Mr Coburn's horeee >n Monday
morning last
On Sunday 16, Mr. Hangr Noll, eon
of one of the two Noll brothen that were
killed et Rte>anlGep, w eltiotl aa un
tucker. While in the not of getting from
hi* buggy thehore made a j#rk, throw
ing hint headlong on the tlent pavement
in front of Jennie Spangler't houae, in
Tylerarille bruiting hit head aiterely nad
almost breaking bia teg.
—The Chronicle *eya lhoo4al pereon
in Lewieburg ia "Grandmother' Lnwshe
She i in her tttd year, and atll a artlve
aa many who are a ace re of fear* youn
ger.
B lloffer A Kline still corvinue to tell
good* low. They keep the argeat ateck
In ihe county, and take all kud* of coun
try produce in exchange for good*.
Farmer* givo them a call, the)' keep any
thing you want.
1> KG ISTFII S NOTICE -The follow
1\ in k aoc unit hare bosei examined
•ud pasted by me and remain filed of re
cord in thit i (Bee for the inspection of
he r*, legatees, creditors, andall others in
any way interested and will ke presented
to the Orphan sCourt ef Centre county, on
Wednesday, the StHh day of January, A.
I> IS7S, fir confirmation and allowance •
1. I'he account of D. M Wagner,
guardian of Clarissa A. Usrrer, lata Clar
isa A. Thorn pea, minor chid nf William
A. Thomp'on, late of Cetitre county, de
ceased
2. The account of Sarah ll._ Cbrissman, i
executrix of etc., of Adam Oiaaraan, late
of Snowahoe township, deceased.
,1. The account of Win. t*. Wilson,
guardian of the minor obi Ids r of Kmeline
Sheatt, formerly Lucas, lateof Union twp.
deceased.
4. The first and final account of Jeseph
Bitner, guardian of John IHtheni and
Mary L Dsheni, children of Jacob Dash
eni. deceased
6. Tho account of -lonslhan M laser,
guardian of Carrie A. Kapler, dereased. a
minor child of Jacob Kepler, lata of Fer-
guson township, deceased.
0. The account of W. C. Heatty, admin
ittrator of Ac , of John Beatty, law of
Marion township, dcc'd.
7. The second account of J. P Gephert.
trustee appointed to sell the real eitale of
Daniel and Mary Hastings, late ef eaid
county, deceased.
8. The final account ot J. I*. Oephart,
Itustea appointed by the Orphan*' Court
to make sale of the real estate of Jacob S.
Awl, late of said county, deceased.
'J The firat partial aecouot of John and
N*'h*n M Ctosky, executer of Jorfph
McCloskey. late of Curtin towntbip, dK' J
as Sled by John McCloeky.
10 The final account of Joseph G CNar- j
son, admisirmtor •: Ac , of George Cerlin,
late of Potter township, dee d.
11. The account of J. 11. Brown, guar
dian of NoraO Green'minor child of John
Green, late of Snowsboe tp.. deceased.
12. The account of J. H. Brown, guar
dian of Maggie It. Green, minor child ofj
John Green, late of Snowshoe tap , dee d. 1
13. The second end fine! account of Ed
ward F. Lloyd end Austin J. Montgome
ry, trustees of estate of Uardnten Philips,
deceased.
14. The final account of J. G. Meyer,
guarJian of the minor children of Magda
len" Meyer, deceased.
15. The account of John tj Packer, ad
ministrator of Ac., of O. P Porringer, lata
ofCurtin township, deceased.
16. The first an i partial account of Geo.
H. Hartciu* ar.d John liarkina, adminis
trators of Ac . of tVilliam ilarkins, late of
Potter township, deceased, as filed by John
Ilarkins, one ot the eduiinieUetori.
17 The account of Rebecca Jodon and.
I.ewis Eigar Jodon, executors of Ac , of;
Francis Jo Jon. late of Spring township,'
deceased. WM K. BURI'HFIELD, j
3jan Regittrr.
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Binding for three years, we era prepared
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PATRIOT FUBLISUIXo CO .
Harrisburg. pa, l
TflK FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company ol Centre County, 1
Pa —Centre Hall. Dec. 21, 1K77. The An-1
nual meeting of the Members and election
of twelve Director* to managetbeaffair# of
the Company for the ensuing year, will be
held etthe bouse of John Rpangler. at
Centre Hall, on Monday, January 14. 137$
between the hour* of 10a. m. and Bp. in.,
of said day. Members generally are re
quested to attend GEO BUCHANAN.
D. F. Lutfc, Sec'y, Pres'l.
Good Store Stand
FORSALEOR RENT.
The undersigned, wishing to go west,
offer their dry good* and drug-store for
sale or rent. Possession given at any
time. The good* are now, consisting of
dry g >iwls, notions, groceries and drugs.
The building is also new and located in
the bast busines* portion of Centre Hall.
•JOdectf MILLER A.SON.
Where to Go and How to Cto
Weil I
2.000.000 acres of land for sale chnsp In
tb garden of the West. For circular*,
map* of Kansa*. full Information asto hest
Railroads to travel on. Tickets, Freight
Rates, etc., apply or write to
WM HHORTLIDOR.
Agent Atrhinson, Topi-ka A Santa Ke KK.
20dec 3m Bellefonte, Pa.
Valuable Farm
AT
PRIVATE SALE I
The undersigned offer* fur sele his farm
in Potter township, Centre county, one
mile east of Centre Hall, known as the
Hubert Pennington farm,
Containing J46 ACRES,
in good state of cultivation, no bills but
gsiitly roiling, most all limestone lend,
about 125 Asres elpsred, balance wood
land near the buildings. Upon the farm
are a large BANK BARN,
Frame House, Nearly New,
of modern style, Hog ren, Smoke house*
etc., Two Apple Orchards on the
water piped into the house-yard and
barn yard. The farm is well fenced, nM
one ntile from blacksmith shops. Uor#,
churches- The terms wiUb|dHHMMPt
Bounded on ast hw UnddWtiilooam'l
Huston, Wm. Kel
ler, westSflMMHpWmnßible, and north
by ItfblA fffwnuston. Also ninety-six
, acres of mountain land.
Address or apply to
1 ROBERT A. MSAMS,
j Lewlstown,
r 12dec3m Mifflin county, P
lit IKK IIILK HOLOCAUST.
A Boiler (WW Factory *cl
on Fir* lld Fi<>n Forty t Fif
ty lVr*uiie Pvrialt •
tit© Flam* *
Now York. Dec !ll —Tfc'W "*• n ff
ploaion at tan minute* paet live o'clock
thla afternoon in lh immtiiH otrnly man
ufactory of Greenfield A Son*, Nefllt Bar
clay alreel, which eitan.la to foliage
Place. The boiler, which wa* in the ba*e
tment, burat, tearing away tho entire front
and acattering tho wrock lit nil <1 ri-eilona
Within a few minute* after tho aiplo
ilon tha wall, Ave tnrl© high, fall into
tha alreel, whoro waa gathered# multitude
of ecreamlng people, ami I*Uto ' >tirl out
in all directum*
With regard to Ilia noiuber of poraon*
in tha building at tha lima of tha eaplo
•Ion no definite iuiiata can ha had to
night, theugh tha proprietor think* lharr
ware about I It). Th*aa employed In the
factory waie principally young girla and
boya from eight to twenty year* of age
Several girla were eron to jump from the
top ©I the building Into tha Bra. The
groateit aecrlflce of life, howaver, will bo
.among tha young girla. many of whom
ara from eight to fifteen ynare. They worn
employed telling and aesortuig and pack
ing candlra on the firat doer, ovar the
hoilar. Nona of thota aacaped to far
known, and at tha vary lowri calculation
libera nuit ba forty or Bay dead bodies in
{the ruini.
GUV EH NOK WILUAMB' A DYKE
t From tha lnJiettapoli* Journal.]
A day or two ago aouie ladia* angagtd
in tha work of relieving tha want* of tha
poor of lhi city called on the D tvernor to
atk a donatlan to their fund* llit reply
WII aery characteristic : "Why don't
, you top building Una churcbaa. and
leave off dressing in •uch due clothe*
Then you'd have more mouey to help the
poor, and would nl nred to come begging
of other people.' Of courte the ladiea got
*ne aubaeripllon, but they were immeniely
thankful for the advice
A fallow waa recently flueJ, at Lock 1
Haven eeurl. $6 00 for pointing a revol- i
i vor at another Served bun right!
l>. B Briabin haa opened an oyater !
•aloon and confectionery i.n the I
of the bank. !
■ ARKIED.
1 On 'JO Dec ,by Kev. J Site*, at tha rat- '
idenca of the bride'* father. Mr. \Vil*on
! Walker, formerly of Kebersburg ar d Mi
; Catherine Zimmerman of Dakota, 111.
II
OB lha 'J3rd int.. at lha Lulhtrat. par
lontt*. Kabaraburg, by U* F. Aurand.
Mr. J. P. Hubler. of Kabaraburg. to M iaa
' Ellen Spotla, of Loganaville.
, At the unit place. and br tho tarn*
r pr*on, Mr. Ira J P. Heehtol. to Mitt
LydiaA. Bow. both of Boonavilia.
At tha brida'a rartjanpe, near Jarbaon.
1 till#, by Kar. U P Hartaall. Mr. liar
ray Vonada. f naar Zioa, and Miaa A;:i
gafine Hoy.
DEATHS.
: In College twp., Pee. 2R. *t Laryntial
(tthma Sarah, daughter of G-erga Coble
and wif- of Joaaph Baiter. ajjad (51 year*,
<i month*. and li) day*
1 At bia lata raaidooca i. Prte,* lap. Mr
David Ailiaon. agad aa/* "
month*, a tier a long and aer ere illnaaa.
At 11 p. na . on tho night of the 21 t (nit,
Mr. George Brumgard. r . of Milaa twp ,
a fed W yaara, 6 moalbi and 10 daya.
Valuable Farm
AT.
PRIVATE SALE!
: Tha wall-known farm lata nf Her. 1* 8
Fiaha#. dec d. #! ua!e in Gregg lownakip.
I Cantra touatp. 1 mil* **> i uf Spring
Mills rr. atation, and at
by Cbaa. Ilornar, ia uffrrtJ at private*#**
rj ConaiattQg of
135 ACRES,
and ana of the brat producing farmt in lb#
. Tailor. It baa all necessary huildirg.
land the Jlarn ia entirely new. I: ia ur.dor
good fiancee, baa ji>od,boa*y (imbor (and.
{3 good Orchards, and *><4i J'onna Croak
I running through centre ol lie farm, ar.J
bu
An Excellent Mill Sent
For furthar particular* apply to M*j. J.
B. Fiaher, Penn Ilall, Pa. or to
C. P. W. FISIIER.
jiaa 8 Si Boelaburg. Pa,
TWAECUTUB'S .NOTICE -
' Lelteri taatamonlary on tare of
Jaaob Sparr, lata of Harria tewnahip. da;
ceaaaal. baring bran grantad Vo th under
aigtod. all paraona indrbtad to aaid raiata
ar required to make immediate payinant,
and those baring c'aima against th# same
to prraant tbrm. daly authenticated by
law for settlement
DAVID K SPARR,
JMMKL HF.SS,
30dactt £jerutora.
■ ' ' tr ■am m |
Coal and Lumber.;
]
I J. D. LONG,
SPRING MILLS. PA.
is now fully prepared to fumith all
kinds of Coal and Lumber, upon abort
notice. Hia coal are kept under
roof, and are from the
WILKF.SBARRE COAL MINES
■J BEST COAL IN MARKET.
Alao
SHAMOKIN COAL
all of which are sold at tho very
LOWEST PRICES.
I
Yard near Depot. 20dec 3m
1
Grand Opening.
ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER
THAN WORDS.
r NEW STOKE AT CENTRE HALL'
r
I. GI'GGEXHEIMER.
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE LARG
EST, CHEAPEST AND BEST AS.
80RTMENT8 OF NEW
WINTER GOODS,
EVER OFFERED IN CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA.
MANY OF THEM J6 TO 60 PEE CENT
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE
CONSISTING IN PART OF
AND FANCY DRY GOODS
CARPETS. FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, IIATS. CAPS. U MBit EL
LAS. BOOTS. SHOES, GAITERS.
WINDOW SHADES. WALL
PAPER, tiUF.KNESVARK
GLASSWARE, SPICES.
GROCERIES. TO- .
BACCO SEOARS,
FISH. BACON,
SALT, Ac
I SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
W OFFERED TO
r CASH BUYERS.
Cloverseed,
TAKEN IN AND THE HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES PAID
IN CASH OR TRADE.
STORE IN THE
OLD ROOM
CONNECTED WITH SPANQLER
HOTEL. l*d
THOMAS A. HICKS & BRO.
Wo have a very large end complete etoiW of Hard were, the Urgd.l that was ever before oflared by any Arm to the people of this oounly, aad are>eliing at U.ajvary lew-
Iron, Steel and Nails, Locks, (ilassand Futtj'.
I Pure White Le.sda and Linaeed < til ; Turpentine- end Vernlabed, ell which we warrant to give Our Pure Lead will ro a* mucM %n y j„ tbev market
" nd cannot be evcellrd for wbitenee.. It KAIt 1 MIX KI) PA INT i-ut up In unr quvntity to suit people, from one-pound cane to one gallon rnga, t i; ready for use. Ther
'1I,e.inu we Wnrrmil lobe niised with pure lead nnd oil, and are tree from all adulteration.
MKCit A N ICS TOOLS We p*v apeciel nltentboi to thia branch, and keep n full line of Haws t hiaela Hanirnera end Hailev s Iron I ort- calls ofnll kinds, Trac-
Chnih*. llnuiea, Ku- FULL LIN kOK NAUCI.KRY OF ALL UKSCRIP fIoNH COACH WOOD WORK -Spoke. Keilo-e. 1 ntentWlieeU.fn most improved pat
, nt>; Mr. Poll, liunruved Kiel Irons, cheep, convenient and durable—polished and nlekel.plaled. Johnston s 1 r<-pai, id Ive.somuio ; put up |a packages; eatil;
' put on, aud cheaper than paper. We have all ilora.
S T O V E S.
>|
1 We have the onlv Reversible Top-plate Cooking Hlovae in the market. The Keystone. Susquehanna end Juniata, which we warrant to bethsfbe-l bakers and the ha
leat atoves in the market, we wilt aell el the very lowest price and give written guarantee#. A!eo ell kinds ofßangea and other stoves. COM EAN UHkK Ol T lt KEYSTONI
•ICOOK BTOVK ;IT IS THE HANDSOMEST IN THK WORLD.
'j Millhelm wt t t, .evaral wel
| conducted Sabbath school festival#
'I __Tha atory about a dead hc*dy havim
| been found near Tylersville, two week ag
i wtt boat.
' VTOTR'E ' hereby given that the fob
| jNI lowing 'allied person* hevr lile i
llieir petitions for license. tn iho otßca ul
the Clark of the Court of yuarter Session*
oftiie Peace in and fur ('mure county and
that application will be made at lha nril
• ejiou of (aid court to grant the aaine
John O Uasle Tavern Snow Shoo tap
Perry II Stover do l'onn twr
John Anderson Saloon Belletonte
Abmtn tiauia Wholea'le d®
.Joel Kling jr Tavern Marion
Robart Taylor Tavern Plnlipaburg boro
' A WILLIAMS, Proih'y
/ 10UKT PROCLAMATION.
, t Wuxraaa. lb* II O Obanaa A "•jE'T- Pi? 1- *,
IM(<aut ul raaM t"la* la ih Mia J adiaial t'la
lit. i r0...u.i -I Iho . ..ami la* o t I aayr- t Ualaa aea
. io.rnold. .ad 11.. lioaaiaM* ham I F >*ak. **,| lha
II u arable John Dli" Aaaoeutad JedjdeleCeelee
MUUII. tolw laoaod laolr *earta
ll J*, ot Jan A l , !•:. - • e.ieviad io hold
• aourv of I •! and lanulaai aad i.oaarw Jail Well*-
o-, *nd Uu.rlei haa.iua.el lha Paaoeta B.llafoola far
lha' . uuatr "I Caalie. and u> riaaiaaa aa 14# aid
Mo,,da, of Jan lie.ua lha !. d* IS7.
aud U. oaollnu# lea aaeh. ,
Null. at. ih.ralura haral*iaa la lha < eraser. Jn#
U. a. .it ilia Ceaea. Aldatmaa and i unalahlaa al 14#
aa.d ...oat, al i auUa. lUal lha, ba than and ISara la
lb.lt itrwai leteu. .1 Id o'clock la lha faiaaaaa .1
aa.d d.. .ih lh.li raeanl.. la-i-Oaliloaa, aaamlaa
Uuaa. aad Ibalt aan t• u>-aU|f •are. la da lhaaa lhla.
ahleh to than u*.a *i>|-artaa la ha daaa. aad lhaaa
• bntr bcunllt rf • U aaalsal
lha ru nam Ih.l aia ei ahall ba la la Jal! al < aaUa
Muai) haul, aad Ibaia le |,••*,■ ajala.i ihta
AAehsil b# )ui(
(itffh utSr my he4 t lllluik. U# lt •[
m Ik* iMf f Lri. ItW, I®
•' t.£e Sleaj^
Spring Mill* Mdikct.
White Wheel, 1 30.
lied " I 80
IC> a, s<Jc
Corn, rara, per Lj. new, -ioc
OAU. 25c
Buckwheat, 75c.
Clovereeed, $ t to {6 (A).
Chop, per ton, $23.00.
l'leater. ground per ton. $lO.lO
Potatoes, Site pot bu.h
Flour, per bbl. f<•
liulter, 22c
Teilop, Tp.
lteg*. 2c.
Kgn* per dc'l , COt.
Coel, Kgg, ter tun $1 M
•' Stove, 4 50.
' Che.mul, 4 25.
" Pee. 3.00.
ItaLLtrosiT* MARKKI*.—
by SUortlidge A Co.
Flour per barrel, wboleeele. $ 7 50.
retell. ftioO.
White wlicet, l eu
Kcd - 130
Ilye. 66.
Corn, abelled, M
Corn, cob, 40.
Oats, 22.
Herley. rvo weight, 55.
Cloveraeed $4 per id pound*.
Pote'.oea retell, 30
Nova So<'ti* p'.eiter, ground. 10 CO.
Ciyuge " S9OO
Potato®?. ■.*">.
Oniona. 60c
Butter, Ih , --^c.
Herd,
liecon, aide*. I<V.
" ahuulder*. !0r
•* Ham*. 14c.
Tellow. "c.
K*g. Uc.
p.v nl buy the o'd atyie Hull fringe
whet, you can get the two fly fringe at
Boyert for floe yer J. 44
(IKI BKADV
FOR WINTKU!!
IF Yor WAXTTUE YBEST
AND CHEAPEST
PAHIXiR STOVES.
Buy the
Laurel II reath"
[Singlo or IKH'tfLH HKATtRh.)
T!ic*e dtcvce have TWO HOWS of
lighte, ehakinj iu' dumping grate, ar
ranged to clean out (he clinker* No
ilanger from gne, uo pari* to burn
out, no a* to let pa into the upper
room. Wo make THREE SIZES of
(single ntu] TWO SMICS of Double
Heaters of these popular
Btovea.
IFYOV WAST THE YER YBEST
ANDCHEAPEST
Cooking Stoves,
Bl'Y Hip
"ZENITH,"
Ifouble (hen Range: or the
"Economy"
(tingle (hen Rungs
They are the lest in the market, have
SIX BOILER HOLM, shaking and
dumping grate, API'L 1 THE HEA T
TO ALL THE BOILERS AT
\ ONCE. The oven is large and njuarr,
the doors tin lined. The PL ATM
ABE HE A IT, unlike the light plates
of eity store* —COMPARE IHEM.
| jf c make a No. 8 and So. 9 of both
i these ranges.
All these stoves are WARRANT.
I ED, and you can gel repaira Irom
the Manufactory in one day.
For Sale by
J. A REESMAN, Cantrcllall.
J. B. FIBIIEK, Penti Hall.
SNOOK. SMITH A CO. Millhoim.
G. It. SPIGELMYKR, Woodward,
Manufactured by the
i SLJFER, WALLS A SHRINFR
M't'g Co.
LEWISBURO. PA.
We uls niuiitifacturo lh<> Celebra
ted BUCKEYE REAPER A MOW
ER, KEYSTONEoLOVER HUL
LER, CODE'S UNIVERSAL SUL
KY CULTIVATOR. New Model,
('cntre Draft, HORSE DUMPING
HAY RAKE. HOOSIER GRAIN
I DRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER
CORN BHELLER, Plows, Land
| Rollers, etc.
j —-Lincoln Huttor Powder, makes but
j ter nweet andhard, wnd quicker to ohurr
Try it—forwaloat Wni. Wolfs stoia.
"BRUOOK IALX —iirrt class brioli
will be leapt on hand for sale by J. O
Deininger Wt Zorbe's Centre Hal
brick These brick ari
offered so low tint it will pay persons at i
dittanco to comelare for them.
Intending to continue in the manutac
ture of brick they wtUdio kept conHantl]
on hand, and fair inducMaqpts offered t<
' purchasers. „
i7augtf.
Bj
i VALENTINES & CD.,
■j HUMES' NEW BLOCK, BELLEFONTE, PA
ll ARE NOW PREPARED
For The Fall And Winter Trade.
p
n
■ Bargians (ireatcr Than Ever!
WOOLLEN GOODS. COTTON GOODS,
Ladies and Gents" Furnishing Goods,
iOt every description. DRESS GOODS, in great variety. LADIES
COATS, nueet aud largest assortment ever brought to Bellefonle.
SHAWLS,
BLANKETS,
IIATS,
CAPS,
CLOTHING,
IN FACT EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING.
Remember we do business on the ONE PRICE PLAN, aud therefore in*
j sura our price# a* the lowest.
•or NEW GOODS OPENING EVERY DAY.
TALSKTIHSS * €O.
H. HERMAN. Manage*.
NEW MILLINERY ANS FANCY GOODS
STORE AT ROTTER'S MILLS.
Mr* Anna M Weaver take* pleature in announcing to the p< ple of Potter* Mills
nr;d vicinity, lhalfbc will om-n a new aad elegant
STOCK OF FANCY GOODS.
in eonnertion witii a Milliner/ StLre, i,u fcaturdaf.GA. 'JUm A full line of choice ar.d
faah lonabte good, aieaya on hand at popular price*.
Dre**maktng .n ell its branches will be a prominent feature ot the burnrM. Iluc3m
■ i I - "■■ lin'i ■■■
THE !
Dexter Spring
40.000 Set Sold last two years.
[
The Dexter Spring was a child of!
neeesaily. Three or four generations i
had been jerked almost t death or had :
their spinca twisted into
curvature by the contiuou*
Eliptic Spring, or Utterly
net ks broken by the side throw
j Concord.
For those reasons the people
manded a Spring on which they could
,'ride with rave and which would at the!
' same time be strong and substantial.
3
f^fptTDMOM
"A sous m societt mi
Cm S# wuril tar *ll mm *M| tit# MV4*c rti i*- ~Yto rroatb
Jtwlrj (V, Tta <"*ata4 Slrwl rblltaMf' .. r'a*%rlar r* at M 4 4.M K* f BWW
•M U4| l4|i. vdlwadiaw
• HIM. M4*V**lk) Urniiti*! fr l * tilt* tK>W ffcr* k*4|*4 * 1 *>|* I
fr • rMWMI*4 WN W *m4 •> 4, a# ifct KJWaic* kutl baas C *■•• 7 A ,
tOI ItrM, rtiafrrt, Ikta, uWRKt./i"
T vfceni It Bijr Mtni-TMni - ■• :-i ,*H mm •■ — . HQL J5
ntnitdM k* —.4 f J mwp'lMl #4 • lW\ 4 • • , ti * .'
U4 n>4 MtJtftHr l*%Vt|btaiWP # i~<o aw%tmi tr-ao *• ttar- ta-un . VcWT/
tf Wi4> wki*t <.• Im*.-! mi ..■#• *>*•<* t *J
iWtalWlf Ikit 4** n*l ••'* IM t*44 kai| u4 *t U at f**
at*#*? 4*j • trwa# IMlttlofUU Vy t A , !fW //
[•total] FUAMKU* JKWKUtT CO > ' fv
GOLD DA.DOB COUPON.
fHi rttapt of lkt *f *♦••■* tb tat #>-*• I' *1) rb# ••. !t -U ;
I Cr* *^KUj lU4jt> n.
■ *", U> •*•-. ttlM Ml! K.t| K M K-l mil HI imlt li V|
All •fctrfoi r w toa j - oat J 1 j ttM tAnHiW tt *, • I U l*4J t<"4 Itaflntf If, ' /'Sf
ar UaAtfa •*# rt H • C tvrai %•<! |hi.> frv#taaitf attar #*•* • VV
Cinl ft*r b,Kt| iltll ' -mm ta Um* Itajar, Iw r VI kb pin j,# la *ll " ■■ ism
ata tta. [*lf aoAJ M.i\bt.sv n..
, __ ><*>. Tb# MIHI of Ut# OfWfi lb•# aaab ; 14 Rt4ft rt >rw*u if m Utart: Pr. 1, /
a /|ly)3Cx>X ••• *•> 4 <* bawl. Nmi| Aaa'iH. *••• b 10. 14 It fJL ffj' tf\ vA
il KL /jQ< Ml * T - *■ °** *•** *••' ,! - l% > **• *• UmbaAUit >*. Jt |l.*4 f*TJ fHU .JBV^U)
*•• lT - •• XtiMto a*4 Ita t'*iWri taaaUa*; N* It. I Affa^faj
\\ TAavXw P # - n tata|4# a# HataM It# foUaif U# 4 L*l ftM #i w<* It |itaw4 y'> /
♦ 2F/ Im #urataf# far vaai of K. J! L*raatr, fi tl (MA-Ftltav* Xo^kr^Ty
y Vi/Vfey taatt b Al. Kalghta *f l*TtbtM t>4 [Mi <m.Mna] : bo. >4. I*wl4#. ba. Nst3^'V r
fc,. Tfj.t,r! X. a. w ,U4 •f im 11 pW ; J,
fj YMS }.!, .TMI .M-kMrtWMiito*)) V. m, I.w|4 of II*m ual IWI4-KM. f A . mtL
- 'MiSfjySA. r., , to. MW Ih Ul MI/dniMM: ■>. to. IM, /•afflKv' 7
1Y fii * !U ■!"*>a<r. lW* i
ffffftiw IMPORTANT TOTIQSU 1 tl
i/fr.45 AAlt *j Uh Mtm •( Ikia mtrMt. Ihl, UWm-.i k-Ua he MI? ■•*/ /xlr'Asfln
S
ft JT - _ FR.4XKUN JEWKLI* 00.. TO4 fkartaal W„ rblla.. T*. taßaraftaa
r ItoMMaM wuiM •! r% fy W.l, M Mfiic.u-*.
k | y OuMtO" kr IU. I Jnui U.,
Ab
\ J|
For meeting this demand by supply-!
ing the CELEBRATED DEXTER j
iSPRIXG which is o tepidly super
ceding the old styles the Dexter
'Spring Co. have uo apology I > ofler
'but rather feel that they owe the Driv,
ling Fraternity an ap >logy for net
Luuiu/ pnxlucei] it aooncr.
IEND IX)U CIRCI'LAR OF srUING?
ITo
HKXTKR SPRING CO.,
HIILTOX, TA.
3jan2oi Near Pittsburgh
SPRING MILLS
Grain WarchouNt
& Foal Yard.
II KUiifREINE A SON.
New WarehogM. oow ready for the
reception of grafe,, and the
Highest Cash Price Paid
Highest Cash Price Paid
for a)j kinds of
Grain and Seed.
Grain aad Sed.
C 0 A L!
Chestnut, Miuve, Lump, Pea
and Lime buraera Coal always ot
hand at LOWEST PRICES. A Is*
(>round Fluster Stilt.
Hide*! Hides!
i
Briug yoar hides and receive the best
roarkst price ia cub for them.
T - _ v CMTBE HALL
DRUG STORE.
MILLER A SON.
(SdccsMrtoi.g Miller 4 Soa.)
Dealerir. Pure Drug* r,j Medkiuea.
Dye atuff-. ma 4 Ihwgg ui.Uri--
PVRF. WISt AST) UQpcms
' o: i>uri-i<e.
*%S MS brand* of
CIGARS MD TOBACCO
always in stock.
PrescHpUone cassfully Gompounded.
MILLKR 4SON
Jas. Harris A # Co. \
I — i
NO 5, F ROW. 1
jIROOAILS,j;
P V I N T S, |
oiiSyETg:, |
JAS. HARRIS A ca
Bellefonte. j
I (rhsm & son are offering extra indue* ,
mants to
CASH BUYERS. <
I We bat* the largest and chaunett stock ofl <
Boors and SHOES
n Bellefonte and nre determined to t*U at."
Uuch prices a will suit the pockets of v•
cry one. No* is tha.time to buy your ftUljj
1 *nd winter stock Youcangct igooatol-ji
id Leather Button Shoe far Ladies, fromi!
*2 UO to 2.50.
Ladies' coatig tkoea, $1 25
, Mens' gatcse boots, 2 60j
Children*' school shoes, 1 00!
Mens' wool lined (rum boots, 3.00
" " " Buckle overshoes, 160
" " " Congress gaiters, IfitH
j * Alashas, l.Wj
J '* all gu:n otershoec, 0
Women*' all gum overshoes, .>
j Mise> all gum overshoot, .36
Men*' lumberman's gums, solid heel extra
I. _, 135
I Let u i> distinctly understood that
these are nil tirst-clurs Rubberi
Good.. '2oauy
W. R. CAMP'S
POPULAR,
1 Furniture Rooms!
CENTRE HALL, I*A.
I 1 manufacture all kinds of Furniture for
t han.bers, L ning Rooms, Libraries and
| Halls.
1 If you want Furniture of any kind, doa't
buy until you see my slock.
UNDERTAKING
In all its branches. I keep in
the latest and most improved
and Cakeia, and have every faciL
ity lr properly conducting r
this branch of my business.
I have a patent Corpse
Preserver, in which
bodies can be
preserved for a considerable length o/slme.
jullhtf W. R.CAMP.
IMPORTAN TO TRAVELERS
-THE
BUSH HOUSE I
BRLLKgoNTK, PA.
Has been rocenllv thoroughly renovated
and repaired, and under tho management
of the New Proprietor, Mr. F. D. Mc
COLLUM, formerly of Pittsburg, ia flrst
class in ail It* appointments
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered to those in attendance it QWit
and others remaining in town fur * few
davs at a time.
The largest and moit superbly Designed
Hotel in Central JVonsylvania.
All modern wMjyeniencex. Gotrythe
Bush bouso.
lUap St. i>. McCOLLUM, Proprietor.
rviirr.s. • (Mil*,
'JL/ W. T. Bhupen levisur pefvWwi *■
yrng urm on Ai. /i. Ny str.t, I
neitdoor itardnar Hat*
, Hick. A Uro . >.m ... \.<i and Blind It ■ A
with nil the mwt iwpolu
* . .....
j DRUGS A MEDICINK.S j
• 'CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY*-"*
j SOAI'B, COMBS AKD BKI>HI s ;
I TRUSS*!?. SUPPORT US. BRACKS?
L, KANCTAMD TOILST
ARTICLES, Ac,. Ac.. Ac. j
Pa toot Med id dm. Alcohol, para V. :><•
nd Liquor* for medical purposes Ijr.
I'hyiician"* prescriptions earefclly COM*
•ounded and order* answered with car*
ind dupatch Farmers and Phyaiciane
rom tha country will find oar flock of
dediclnes complete, warranted genuine
>nd of the beat quality.
Thii Store will remain under tha diree*
ton of the accomplished druggist and
• harmaeist beratofura connected with it,
>1 r. If. M Ilerrlngton, and wa respectful*
r solicit tha custom of our friends and
tie old petrona of the store.
•ttaptf 8. T. SHUGIKT.
Forks House!
PERRT STOVER, PROP'R.
The Fork* House, at Cobum nation, Li
tew and coin modioli*, and i* kept to beat
■tanner. Bed aad board ascoad to won#
■t the county. Stabling far 10 horse*.
V a lumittar raaort it will ba fonnd all
Hal c mid bo desired, rifbt to tba baart of
t oud fishing and hunting grounds, and
■irreunded by tba moil romantic reentry,
no* y
w.A rctrHKr,
B&ti & olios i^isksr,
J IKMKIIULL.PA.
Would moat respectfully Inform tba elt
n of this vicinity, that ha ha* started a
>cw Boot and She* Shop, and would b*
hankful lor a thar* of the public patroa
• ge. Bout* and Shoe* made to ordr and
.ccording to style, and warraato hi* work
0 equal any mad* olaswhere. All kind*
tf repairing doaa, aad chargaa reasonable
Hse him a nail. fahiriy
TOHN F. POTTER, Atfornej-al
■ Ut srrwpUf iMkAe al Mti*
iWßUtib cltaa tc Ukto k*tiUft4i m mmmmikf lr
LOVERS * OO *KJKMTUtboE,a*Sacfata
aIVEN AW A Y T *•' *** *
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No. 28.
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JL. SPASOLKR. Attorney at Law
| * ComuiUtione in Rngliah end On- '
tnnn. Office in Furti't new building.
PENNSVALLs Y BANKING CO.
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KE(. El \ k Ok Fust as. auo .new Inter
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sell UoTerntaentßecnriuM,
Gold and Coupon*,
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* M*iiNbKLSoHN PI\NO CO.,
No. 66 Broadway, If. T.
CIIRONICr#-^
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AGREofBSISpATO
DOOR.
For $1 we will send fret by mail.l
aar oaa o* tba faUowla* lata •
9 diatiocl va. m'thly rote*, winter lewl
trinc.l
S Boroniaa, " I
Carnation Pink* "
It " Chineae CLrraantheniut ■
S " Zonal Geranium*, i.ll
li Double " ■
S Iry Leaved, ** ■
R " Heliotrope*, "
i) Abutilon*, " ■
i " Double Camalia*, "
1 H Asaleav ~
|l ** Lob*ter Cactoa, **
ll* BouYawiia*. " I
[■ Stevitu A Eupaton jbi. H
'■B Fuchaiaa, w. t I
\W Double Violets, w ■
PoinaettA, Scarlet *n> ■
Whit*, w. f. ■
Mi " Plumbago,
|P Fern*, for Wardian ***•■
lL " M aran'tas,
Hyacinth Bulbs.
■Pfi £ Tulip*, Bulbs.
***■ Crocua, "
1 "V Jacobean Lily, Bulb*.
I| " Ozalia.
if Lily M the Valley,
t Saw lVarl Tuberoa*.
OR BT EXPKISS:
6of any of the Si collection for f 2 I
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7 4 |
12 • ■
Or the whole collection of 218 Buib-I
tnd Plant* sent by express os reeeiptl
•f Slu UO, to which either of our Booktl
hardening for Profit, Practical Flori ■
or Gardening for Ple**urr|
value SI 60 each), will be added ■
Deacripti vo Catalogue free ■
PETER HENDERSON A COj
Seedsmen and Floriata,
35 Cortlnnd Street, New York. ||ffl
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