IMF CENT HE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pe. Th wd April 11, 8
ivC-Tkrm*.—s2 yen year. wAe paid is
,/ranee , irW at lnJ in odcAiire
tdvertuemrnf* 20ef* prr (tea for thrr* u
..erfions. and oerntfprr fine far every air*
urguml itutrrtion. Adrerfisewieufa by thi
yrrir at a ithrral dinrount.
wfii/ir ftr rotmfy itoaM vr
mil us 10 etn, amount of one year'* post
ogr. \nntrnd a J "AVf.t a* formerly irhen pain
Ay McwaWer*.
Subscribers run n'trays tell Aow fAir ne-
stand at the Reporter oflirr Av cow
*nlt\ng the lables on tArtr papers. If fAt
table reads '"John Hoe 1 jan "Y' if wrnni
that John is indebted for subscription front
ihr Ist of January, IS*6. and that f i'
ftwie hr iras paynng the printer.
LODGE MEETINGS
i-KxvavHst.l torwv.NeSN.t, O.efO, F . •♦!<
Oft) Sst unlay sseatin la lbs Odit Felloes Hell
J M (.;,UUI>.N3. H r. RASHT. A.O.
rti r> FO*T txiooa. N. Itu. F A.
M m.tit .T.nini oe or blm ncl lull
(ijd FellcvfiNlU. u
c F Hvmuiow**. Beet. P. C. KvtlA* W M
Covmra* t!n*ax, No, SB. r el H, •••••• tfcati
Hail, Centre Hull aw th* Saianlej on a before fall
*• ut i r M en,l arary too wast* uflot. 'ua a.
Keller Maeler. tjroauar Rmvrv, wt —.
LOCAL ITEMS.
We are informetl \hat Mr. Henry
Fiddler recently purcbaaed Wil
son & Co.'s atore at Woodward, Pa.
On last Wednesday night . a ton
buggy belonging to Kev. Shoemaker at
Aaronsburg, was stolen from hia shed. We
have not learned whether it haa been re
covered.
Mr. Jacob Dingea, of thia place, haa
broken ground on hia lot for a new two
atorv brick building, in which he intends
starting a grocery,
All standard patent medicines at F.
P. Greens. Freak drugs, a full and com
plete assortment always on hand. Fancy
articles of avery vanity, and finest toilet
articles always to be bad there.
Col. Reuben Keller formerly of this
countv, has become landlord of the M no
tour house. Lock Haven.
The Outre fount v l\>mona Grange
meet* on Tueeday, April li. Three Ses
vions, 10*. to., 2 and T p. •
Lkonarh KHOSK.
house and Col. Krom take* his place as
mine boat Meaar*. H-useal A Teller have
taken posanation of the Bnxkerhoff lately
occupied by R. P. Cuiutnings.
Any of our reader* wiahing the fol
lowing seed* from the patent office, can
hacc tome by calling at the RaroaTi*
office : Sugar corn, Lowell's eYergrecn ;
while corn, improved prolific; broom
corn, improved evergreen ; early Mince
sow Anther Sorghum or sugar cane.
We are informed that the joungest
child of Mr. John Cox. of Lewuburg, not
quite t'o years of age. leli into the fllth ef
a water closest on Tuesday and was
drowned.
Some emigrants to Kaneas (rem
Snyder county, have returned and a let
ter from P. R. U offer advises laboring
men not to come out there unleaa they are
"willing to live in dugouts or sod houses
and go through the hardships ot frontier
life."
Nobody should go tochurch, or pub
lic meeting, hacking away and disturbing
the preacher or orator with their cough.
Vse Dr Bull's Cough Svrup at oaco ; U
o:.iv costs 'io cenu a bottle.
icg, cheap, and latest style, just call
around at the Eaglb Clothing Hall, New
man'a headquarters for ready madecloth
ing, where you will find the largest assort
ment in this county, suited for all classes,
and at price* next to first cost Newman
has the reputation for selling cheap, and
he deserves it —the people of Centre coun
tv have saved thousands ol dollars in
ready made clothing since the establish
ment of the Kagle Clothing Hail.
Th# Lord's Supper will be adminis
tered in the Lutheran church Centre Hall
oa April 14 at 1U a. m. Preparatory aer
vices Saturday previous, at 2 p. m.
Excellent imperial tea, 60 cents per
lb. at Sechler s. A Car lead of best stone
wre, which will be sold wholesale and
retail at Sechlers. Finest sugar cared
hatns 121 per =b at Sechiers.
Go to UeisleT'e marble arorka, at
Be'.lefonie, if you want eity-Uke work,
and the finest Italian marble
On last Friday evening while Mr
Thomas A. Hick* of Beileforte, waa,
with a pistol, trying avmie cartridges that
were thought to be damaged, the weapon
was accidentally diacharged, tbe ball
striking the 2nd joint of the first finger of
the left hand, rendering amputation back
into the hand necessary. That cartridge
certainly wt in prime, and just proved
how it could be done. We are sorry fo*
our friend Hicks ; and have another warn
ing againii the careless handling ef fire
arms.
On last Saturday night a thief en
tercd Murray's drug store and took to foe
§3 in money and about $4 worth of tobac
co. The thief either gained admittance
througnback doorwhicb probably had not
been locked, or with a false key unlocked
front door and went out through back door |
which can only be locked on the iaaidv.
—Go to Frank Green's for tbe best
fishing tackle, or any kind of fancy arti
cle, drugs, medicines, etc.. etc.
On lest Sunday forenoon, the north
side of Nittany mountain was st on fire
and by evening it reacted the side facing
this town, presenting a grand sight—a
chain of fire along the top over a mile in
length and spreading fast: the wind was
high all day, aDd clouds of unoke were
driven over our town. is much
valuable timber destroyed every spring
and fall by these mountain fires ; there
is a heavy penalty for setting fire to the
mountains.
Lime ! Lime 1 Lime 1 Tba cheap
eat and beat lime in the valley at the Cen
tre Hill kilna. Farmers who wish to liuie
land call at Jonath Searfaaa', who will
fell you first class lime lower than you can
afford to burn it.
The large estate owned by Lyon,
Shoib A Co., was sold at publie ale in
Tyrone last Friday, and was purchased by
S. C. Stewart, of Tyrone Forges for the
sum total ol SiTWXW. TbU property con
sisted of the Tyrone Forges, Colerain
Forge, Pennsylvania Furnace, Bald Ea
gle Furnace and some seventy acres of
land at Tyrone.
Eight thousand California Salmon and
6,000 Brook Trout were put in the Susque
hanna at Lock Haven Tuesday by Setb
Weeks, Superintendent of the Western
hatch house of the State.
teen, of Kreamer, Snyder county, com
mitted suicide, by hanging himself in a
barn.
Read S. A A. Loebs large adver
tisement and study their low prices. They
have now one of the largest and best as
sortments of goods in Bellefonte. and of
fer the best bargains in the county. See
some of their prices in their big advertise
ment.
Tilton and bis wife have become reconcil
ed, and will shortly start for Europe
'—A CARD TO THE LADIES.-We the
undersigned, have had Switches, Fuff*.
etc . made by Mrs Sallie Barnes, and af
ter examining them closely, pronounce
them to be better made and at a less price
than any we have yet seen, either city or
country make. . ;
Mis. Jane Miller, Mrs. Maggie Tresler.
Mrs. Mary Loneberger and Mrs. Lottie
Kckenroth, Pleasant Gap. Mrs. Carrie
Stewart, Mrs. Glenn and Mattie Rhodei,
Bellefonte. Mrs. C. R. Wolf, Mrs. Dr.
McEntire, Mrs. Lobr, Mrs. Lot K'nioort.
Mi.s Mary Stevens and Miss badie Bell,
Pennsvalley. . .
Combings can be sent by mail at a very
small cost All work returned by mail
free. Prices, one and two strand switches,
SI.OO. Three strand switches, $1.25. Puffs
10 cU each. Address.
MRS. SAI.UK C BARSKS.
11 ft p 4t Pleasant Gap. Pa.
—The owner of ft set of dark pig
CJQ figye ccitu kwyiag t&WB io pto
The Concert hold in the Evangeli
cal church, on last Saturday evening was
a success. under the management of Profs.
N N- Hubler and Lowot M. Meyer. The
singing by the cla wa very good, inter
spersed with solos, quartettes ale The
Centre Hail Cornet Hand played some of
their brt strains of muaic which WM not
at all offensive to the ear* of the people.
—The opening of Penn Hall A.-adomy
has been postponed until April 22, on ac
count of an operation that l'rof. 1) M.
Wolf wan obliged to have performed on
or.e of hi eyea.
Centre Hall.
Marble mantels, n> nuniente, head
and foot tlone. of the nitist oxqtileiln|w.>rk
manship, *t HoUler'a marble worka, BelW-1
fonte.
Why worry and suffer with coughi
and colds, when uch an excellent remedy
a* Green's Compound Syrup of Tar. Hon
ey and Blood root will relieve you. Only
try it. A-k yeurdruggiat or itorekeeper
for it. or aend to P. P. Green, Bel'.efocte.
It has cured numberlea* cases.
A FIRST CLASS Willi
CHANCE—it ARPWAR*. TtNwxn* ASP
STOVI aroßg roa sat.t—Located at
Spring Mill*. Centre county. Pa., the ter
minua ot the Lewithurg, Centte and
Spruce Creek railroad. Ia now a very
good atand, and will be one of the beat
in the Slate thia year and in the future.
The tin-ahop alone will and doea pay welt,
aa there are nene nearvr than Millheim
land Centre Hall, both about 6 milea etf.
| We can convince any partiea wishing to
buy that it ia a good buineaa point Will
sell atore room and cvmianta at first coat
Our reason for aellmg ia that one of us ex
perte to be away a greater part of thia
summer in the water and steam gover
nor business, in which we have lately be
come largely interested, and our business
in the Bellt-V<nte store requiring our whole
attention. Thia is a good chance for any
one deatring this line of business Ker
particulars, inquire of the below mention
ed firm at their place ot business in Belle
t'ente. Tllouas A. UICKa Jl Bno.
Fine weather changtHl on Tues
day to cloodv and rain : ram ou M ed
nesdi Y.
RF.BKRSBURG AND VICINITT.
By the way Prof. Mallorys entertain
ment came oil at the time mentioned and
to say the least it waa a grand succoaa. Th*
programme iaentirely too lengthy for stale
ment here heneo—mum.
We are to have a model aubacriptioa
school here before harvest It ia to open
in a week cr s•' * th a list of some 40 pu
pils. A. K. Wolf i* teacher.
The other morning J. P. Frank loet one
of his beat cow* She was valued at forty
dollars
It is now "for a fact" that the firm of
Dubbs Wolfe & CP. of which W. F. Baily
was agent, baa changed hands and ia now
carried on bv Spigelmyer Broe. The ven
diet U hy all that rare them a call thus
far that ibey sell very low, we with then:
success.
The talk is that the Lutheran church
will be dedicated onfthe 12 of May. It is
just about finished.
Kebersburg can now boait of but one
Dentist which is even A W.Hafer. Un
doubtedly great many will procure* cure
tor tooth acbe while ihe sun ahinei.
The largest attended sale of the season
was that of Jonathan K reamer of Kream
ersville He sold his farm to Joseph
K'earner and now has the Knnaan fever.
He intends to leave before long, A. J.
Gramlev leaves for lowa in a shorty time
Isaac Kinney has returned from Kansas
and mean* to move there a* soon as he
can sell out. The Concert that left five o
six week* ago all like it well ___
The other day Philip Gramly came
very near backing over a steep bank of
some 80 zeet with his team. M e presume
moat remember that hesiided down that
bill before, a few years ago, of course
there ia nothing like getting used to a
thing, but weula it not be well to "watch
as well as pray ' in the future.
Hx*- Moa
CONGRESS.
We are authorixed to announce that,
I). G. Bush, of Bellefonte, will be a can
didate for Congress, subject to demo
cratic rules.
TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce thet
Wm Kbrhard, ot Potter will be a candi
date for Treasurer, subject to democratic
rules.
PROTHONOTARY.
Mr. S. M. Swartx. of Potter, dea.rea to!
inf >rm his frier.ds and oeinocrat* lbs* he
will be a candidate for the nomination of
Protbonolary. dt
EGISTER S NOTICE -The follow- j
ing accounts have b-en exam ned
and passe-l by me, and remain filed ofrec-1
orvi in this i-ffic* for the inspection of
heir, legatees, creditors, aud ail others :n
anv wa* inlerealed end will be presented
to the Orpnans' Court ol Centra county,
on Wednesday, the 24th day of April, A.
I>. ISTB, for confirmation and allowance:
1. The account of Harriet MiGmley,
1 administratrix of Ac. of Char lea McGin
ley, late of Huston township deceased.
2. The account of John Muaaer. jr.,
executor of Ac of Geo. Musaer, late of
Ferguon twp. dee'd
S. The account of Samuel Harier. guar
dian of Philip P Leitxel, minor ton of
Philip Leiugl, late of Centre county, de
ceased.
4. The aQgount of J. H. Reiftnjrder,
administrator of Ac, of I). H. Willow,
late of Peon twp dee d.
5. The account of Martin Ever and
Samuel Ejur, executors of c. of Jacob
Evyr. late of Ferguson twp. dee d.
fi The account of George Kauffman
and J. M. Garbrick, admioiatralora of Ac.
of Jacob Kauffman, late of Spring twp
dee'd.
7. The account of William and larae!
Yearick, administrator* of Ac of William
Yearick, sr. late of Gregg twp. dee'd
j 8. The account of Samuel Ralston ex
i eculor of Ac. of Geo. Cran, late of Tay
! lor township, dec d.
9. The account of John Riabcl and
■ William Human, executors of Ac- of Ja
cob H-ucan. iatrof Gregg twp. dee d,
i ( 10. The 3rd. partial account of Col. J no.
Rifhel. executor of Ac. of Peter Dural,
lain of Potter twp. dee'd
11 The account of John Hockey, guar
; dian of Jamc# p. Bwnrtx a miner aon of
Oeorgr-Swartx, late of Spring twp. deed.
12 The account of Jonathan \S eaver,
guardian ol Nathaniel Weaver minor aon
of Solomon Weaver, late ol Miles twp.
. dec'd
13 The account of Adam Floy, execu
tor of Ac of Thomaaine M Potter, late
ol the borough of Bellefonte. dee d
-14. The account of Michael Schenck,
guardian of William S Beacndel minor
son of David Bench del, late of Liberty
twp. dee'd.
15. The account of C M B"W6r, admin
istrator ol Ac of Harriet F. Kiniloe, late
of Bellefonte borough, dee'd
10. The final account of Isaac H Frain,
guardian of Mary G. Candy. William M.
Leoder and George E Leodcr minor chil
dren of Leoder, late of Marion twp.
Übc'd
17. The account of Wm E. Burcbficld
arid .1 kind T .Stewart, executors of Ac. of
Wilosrn Burcbfieid, late of Harm tap.
dee'd.
18. The account of 8. A. Brew, admin
istrator of Ac. of Sarah V. Barrett, late of
the borough of Bellefonte dee d.
19. The account of Mary Wassan. ad
min istratrix dt bon\A non of Ac. ot George
E. Walton, late of College twp. dee d.
20. The partial account of T. F. Palton
and R. G. Brett, administrators of Ac. of
J. E. Thomas, late of Ferguson twp
dt* d.
21. The first partial account of James
Duck. Michael Dock and Henry K. I'uck,
administrators of Ac. of J. Henry Duck,
late of Gregg twp. dee'd.
22. The partial account of John B
Wagner and Michael btrohu, eiecotors
of Ac. of Barnet Wagner, late of Potter
twp. dee'd
-23. The first partial account of J. H.
Stover and J. B. Alexander, administra
tors of Ac. of Joseph Alexander, late of
Union twp., dee d.
24. The account of Wm. A and 8 F.
Ishler, administrators of Ac. ofHarah Is fi
ler, late of Banner twp. dee d.
25. First and final account of M. P.
Weaver, administrator of Ac. of Georgo
Loneberger, late of Milesburg borough
deed. .
20 The first and partial account of Da
vid McMor igle, executor of Ao. of Steph
en*H. MeMonigle, late of Taylor twp.
dee'd.
27. Tho eleventh annual account of Dan
iel Rhoads and John Irwin, jr., surviving
trustees under tho will of Wm. A. Thom
as, late of Bellefonte borough, dee'd.
28 The account of Samuel M. Irwin,
administrator of Ac. of Margaret Johns
ton, late of Bellefonte boro. dee'd.
Registers office,) WM. E. BUKCHFIELU,
March 26, 18T8. J Register.
28 mar. 4t.
Visiting Cards,
50 Mixed Cards 20 cw 12 Beautiful Flor
al oarda only 20 eta.
JMAR v i YFK.]
llon.C. A. Mavcr may wall feel proud
of the tcalimnniale below, lagging him
to content to a re-election no lToaidant
Judge of thia diatrict. If there la one
matt in thia cominonwmlth who woart
the judicial ermine with purity, It ia
Charles A. Mayer. Nearly ten yeara
upon the bench in thia diatrict he haa
In all ttiat time aerved with atainlean in
tegrity and hia fellow ciUMM almoet
without a diaaenting voice cheerfttlly
accord him the praiae duo an able and
upright judge. Our people are proud of
Judge Mayer, and if ho livca, they will
continue hint in hia preeent ooaition
with a aingnlar unanimity. Ilia legal
learning, annnd, clear anil ready deei
aiona place him in the front rank of
Ponnayivania'a jurlata.
The lollowing lettera have-been receiv
ed by lion. C. A. Mayer, President Judge
ot thie district, requesting him to be a can
didate far re-election
CLINTON COUNTY.
HAVRN. Kab. 11.187 P.
HON. CUARLB* A M at** :
Dear Sir Your judicial term being
about to eapire. the undersigned, mem
bers ,f the bar of Clinton county, without
distincti in of political party, cordially j-un
in requesting and urging your consent to
be a candidate for re-election ; each one of
US pledging you. in that event, hia rarnaat
and hearty support
During your official term we have had
the opportunity of chwely observing tie
manner in which you have discharge.! the
duties of your important offics, and it
giies us pleasure to bear witness to the
■airness. the impartiality, and the marked
abililv that have invariably characterised
the dtacharge of all those duties.
Hoping and trusting that you will have
no hesitation in giving your consent to
this earnest and united reuuost. we are
Wm Parsons, jr CH MrK.ee
Jas Chatham H T Harvey
jt (> Hall S M MrOormick
H T Heardaley C K Lyman
S R I'eale A F Kyoit
i* N Merrill Orrin T Noble
Charles Coras K P MoCormick
W A White TC Hippie
T T Abrams Geo A Brown
Jesse Merrill B F Winters
WC Kress W H Cb.Ugh
CENTRE COUNTY.
Feb 6th f 1878.
HON. C. A. Mavxa-Dear Sir: In
view of %>ur record a* President Judge of
the Twenty-Fifth Judicial District, ai d at
an evidence of our high esteem for you
an l appreciation of your legal and judi
rial ability, yoar impartial adininntratioo
of justice, and of your honor and integri
ty upon the bench during your judicial
term of tan year* past, now about to ex
pire, we. the undersigned member* of the
Centre County Bur. irrespective of polttt
c.l or party iliatinctien, rarneatly deair*
and requeet that you be a candidate for
re election next tail to the office of Preei
dent Judge of thia the Twenty-Fifth Ju
dicial Poind If you consent to be a can
d daio a requested. we hereby moat
cheerfully tender and accord to you our
hearty support. and ahall endeavor to se
cure your re election without partisan
•irife r opposition.
I 11 Hastings C M Bower
JnoG Love A Wiliiama
I> S Keller -'atrie* A Bearer
t; \V liephart U' 1 Keaiah
Adam Hoy Wand F Fortney .
A O Furat SDGraf
John JF Potter Kdmund Blancnar*
i %V A Morriaon H Y Stitxer
J LSraneler Wilbur F Herder
W V Heber Wm H Blair
Wm I* Wileon W P MacMar.ua
S H Yoeum J as MacManua
Clement Pale Ati Curttn
C T Alexander J M Hale
J J Ling.* R M Mag.e
K M lilanchard
CLEARFIELD.
CLSaaritLP, Mar. IS, 1878. j
HON. C. A. MAY**, President Judge
I)aar Sir : Your judicial term being
about io expire, th* underaignod member*
of the Bar of Cleerfieid county, without ,
dUlinction of political party, eorJialijr!,
join in requesting and urging YOU to con- ,
sent to be a candidate for re-election,
pledging YOU in that etentoui earnest and
heartY .upport We take thia optwrturil
ty of t earing our waited teatimony to the
tairneaa. impartiality, integrity and dia
tinguiahed ability with which gou haa al- :
ways aiacbarged the duuea of your off La. ,
We hop* that you will acted* to thia re
quest.
We *re aery truly yours,
Wm A Wallace G K Barrett
John L Cuttle Cyrus Gordon
Israel Teat Thomea H Murrey
Fredc'k l> S Buck Smith V W ilaon
Wm M M'Chi lough Jno A Braniff
David L Kr*ts S T Brocabank
Frank Fielding AGnramer
Wal'ar Barrett II W Smith
J B McKnallr A W Walter*
Dan ! W McCurdr Harry K Wallace
W A Arnold Wm P Biglpr
Otcaf Mitchell
CLKAKrtKLD Co . Mar. —. W> i
HON. C. A Mini. President Judge 25ih
Judicial Itirtrttl :
Dear Sir : '1 ha undersigned. ciliaen* of
Clearfield county. irrespective of party,
appreciating your eminent fiineas. great
; earn.eg, and"rigid and impartial decisions
,t I'ra.iJent Judge among u fur ten year*
past, take this method ol expressing our
entire approval of your official an J private
Ida. and to respectfully urga you to again
hoootue a iiandidale for ia-elaction to the
ptuitaon in wbiab you have oecoiaa an
urflament, and in • Ufit your services ara
K> highly appreciated by all ia*)oTsng
citizens.
With great reapact. ti beg to remata.
respectfully and truly. yours.
\Vm Bit'ar J Lewis Wrigley
J.iah W Smith W C Foley
J G liaruuick T A McGhea
J M Alum* H Hoover
T J Boyer Clark Brown
K Maaop Andrew Pent*
A B Shaw George Thorn
S P W ilann Jacob A Fault
* ni H Dill Abram Ogdan
Ah R jnton James A Moore
p A Graulin E A Bigler
Jno G t.ytio Eli Bloom
1 D \V Moore VT M Shaw
; Frank G Harris dam'l C Snyder
Cvronius Howe W R MrPherswS
Wm V Wright D M Daberty
Jno W Howe H Bridge
|> McGaugbey F K Smith
LJ Morgan K Newt-oShaw
L II Al J L R Heiehbold
Lever Flcgar A M Hills
W W Rrtti CKraUer
I F Weaver A W Fleck
S B Row H A KraUer
.las McLaughlin T A Fleck
Geo W Kheem Marry Prosa
f" S Barrett E A Ooodfellow
H B Holme* M J Nichols
Til Shaw WCCardon
Wm Reed John S McCruro
Jame. T Leonard .loi Shaw
If Y Conterot John Mc Leilan
A A Adama Hugh Dougherty
A W Graham T J Cleary
II K Bigler Fred Haekett
A Ouinzhurr. O L Moore
Clement W Smith J H Martin
.laa M Stewart Wm Rider
C D Wataon J W Birrbfield
V B Holt II A Carltn
J V Burcbfield N P Wilson
H B Spackman Harry Vanderfool
Samuel Brown Rev J S McMurray
Wm Pcrtar Win Radehaugh
•lamea Wrigley Aribur Reece
.Jno W Wrigley DS Mituhell
Wm Powell C B Norrii
At Bigler Isaac Stage
A N Graham Wm E Tate
G L Peed W P Norria
James Kerr John Norria
Jaa it WaUon, and other*.
We are aorry to learn of "the death
Wm. P. M'Manus, esq., of Bellafonte, on
Saturday last. It was but a few days
previous we had seen him, apparently in
his usual health. He was the onlv son of
the venerable James M Menus, the nester
of the Centra county bnr.
HARK IE D.
On April 4tb at Potters Mills, by Rev.
G. W. House, J. W. Healon. of.Wi.esburg
to Malin'la Walters, ef Potters Mills.
On April Dlh. at Spruce Town, by the
same. James B Lea, of Centra Hill, to
Tallin R. Waif, of Sprucetown.
DIED.
On the 6th inst., near Houserville, Con
tra county, Mrs. Alice J. Haxel, consort
of Samuel Haxel, aged 25 years, 9 months
and 2 days.
On 6 inst-, near Centre Hell. Rechaei
wife of John H. Keller, aged 04 years, I
months and 11 days.
Deceased suffered from a stroke ol
paralysis in spring of 1888. since which
time she has bean utterly helpless, with
impaired speech, though retaining ssound
mind, until close to ler last days, tabs
bore her long and severe affliction witt
perfect Christian reeignatinn.and amid al
was cheerful because the Lord in wboo
ail bar hope was centered, had willed i
so. She was a consistent membar of tbi
Presbyterian church from her early year
until her end. Her funeral on Tuesday
morning was very largely attended, th
Kef. church at Centre Hall being nearl;
tilled with relatives alone, while others t
whom she had long been known war
present in large numbers to pay a las
tribute of respect to bar remains at th
tomb. Funeral service# ware conduct*
by Rev. Grut) MOM*} fry Rwr'a Fish,
ftwllfcwft.
, STRAWIIRIDGE A CLOTHIER
1 De.lre If keep before lb* p<>pl* the great advantage which they are able t<
I niter l* purchaser* of every dcteriplion of Dry Good*.
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS AND
; EXCLUSIVELY CASH PURCHASES
• KaabU u. le tecure all our tuppliea at the leweet poeelbU rate*, and it it tafe to any
at lead V> per cent lower then any bout* who*# beeine** it Ueneacied on the rKIJt
letlani A large hutinet. and moderate etpente. permit very email profit,, and hav*
1 int all three aifvantag.., there caa he doubt thnl we diatribule good, to connmer.
' et much lower price* than ere utual. and at lea.l at low aa the aame goodt are told at
[ "uuTmpot.lble to name but a few Ifir.t out of our immen.e .loch, but temple* of
r evary description efgod* cheerfully furwarded on eppllcation by mall.
SPRING SUITINGS,
121 t?KKTH
• POPLIN LUHTUHES, l2tOM
(m# Ho// ami Deeirek/e .VAedre.
SPRING C A S H M E 11 E S,
<**#-#!•</ Waal.
AT 16 CINTN.
FANCY MOHAIRS, IBCTS. MANCHESTER AND PACIFIC FAN*
CY MOHAIRS, 18CT8.
STYLISH NOVELTY SUI T I NG S, 26c.
rnl'Hl COSTUME CLOTH.
A Aiw/ly.
AT it CENTS.
STRIPED ALL-WOOL BEIGE, at 22 Conta, worth 371 CenU
I 0 11 A I R B K I U E. 20 Ct a.
GAINS BO RO' MOHAIR G LACES, 26 Cu. .
TA LA VERA MOHAIR MIXTURES, 31 Ccnu.
Tka t we U,t mimed lata or, A ea*t lm~r tUm am* gwettfm. *# ewe ke/ere keen
(hUd ut.
,9'iack CAMELS HAIK. S-'t Cu. PLAIN ALI,WOOL DEQUEUES,
25 Cent*.
PLAIN ALL-WOOL DE BEGES, Beet Quality, 35 CenU.
CASHMERE BEIGES, 24,36. 46. 48 Inch* Wide.
Ami in all guo.'ilte*.
CASHMERE BEIGE N KIOEUSK All Silk nnd SVool.J 371 CnU.
BEAUTIFUL SILK-MIXED NOVELTIES,
At 50, 56, 60,621, 75 cu. and upn anir.
BUNTINGS IN ALL COLORS
AND IN EVERY WIDTH
LACE BUNTINGS.
TK, wtotf comylata Ua, of tA adaa ami aiyle* to ke/oitmf in FAifmW/At*
STRAW BRIDGE & CLOTHIER, I
N. W. Cor Klfktk and Market St*., PHILADELPHIA.
jf r , Frederick Krumriaa, of Fergu
ton township, diod on Thursday 4 Mr *•
wit an old residenter of Ferguson. nod
well known throughout thi volley. Mo
was a good elliun. froo nnd oul.pokeo In
bit optniont, nnd n staunch dsmocrnL
E BTB AY -Came to the premises of Ja
cob Wearer, in Ferguson town
itnip about tba last waok to Jboveßiber. a
| lie hi rod fcaifer. white back, left oar off.
nick in underside of right #er, tuppoaod
p. bo O ywa old whan it cam# there
The owner it requested to come torward.
prove property, pey charges and taba it
.wav, otherwise it will be disp"eod of ac
cording to taw. GKORtiK RLE XL,
4 apr, St Town Clerk.
fE*S HALL ACADEMY.
The Spring Term will open, Moaday.
April 22, lITS. Tuilioa and fc arding at
roeaoaabie ratea. for particulars apply
to Rv. I). M Wotr.
4 apr 2t Fann Hall, Pa.
Pern's Valley Institute.
Tba third term of thie ACADEMIC
SCHOOL will commence on tba third Moe
dey (151 m April, and continueten we*ks.
Tuition par term, fmn $5 to s•—half in
advance. Board from ft SO to $> per
weak No deduction on wccounl of ab
•once, unirve in ease of protracted ticknett
Location daairablo. Tbo >alrooege of
tba public it respectfully solicited
3m G. W. FonrniT, Ceatra Hall, Pa.
HENRY BOOZER,
CEVTRS: HALL.
•addles. I art see. Indies. Cellars. Whips,
yiyaete and also keeps on hand Cotton
NeU, etc Prices low as any where else
All kind* of repei-ing done. The beet
.lock alwsys kept on hand. All work war
ranted A 'hero of tka public patronage
i< kindly solicited. II apr. 14 y.
J. D. MURRAY,
[Successor I" J K Mulr A Son )
Dealer in Pur® Drug®. Medicines, Fan
cy Article®. Dye ffiluff®. and
Dniggiat'® Mundrim. Foil
•lock of Confec
tioneries.
PURE WINK AND LIQUORS
For Medicinal Purpo®®®
TM * HUT M*AkD® Of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
ALWAYS in stock.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.
Have ®corad U® *r*tc®! of Dr J. F
1 Al®ind®r. who will attand to lha Com
pouading of Prascriptioni. 28 ms r y.
1. H.HAZIL,
C'abiwet Raker ft l adertaker,'
SPRING MILLS PA.,
informi th® pubik thst b® k®p® oa band
sll kind* o| furniture. City and Hm®
mad®, oan# and wood taat clttiri,
•tc. Undarukin® in all its
branchaa promptly atland
ad to. Coffins and
Caakata of all style* fumisbsd ; sad ac
rotn modai.ona with btaraa.
14 apr. 6m.
TO SAVE MONEY ISTIIE OBJECT
individual in these times. HOW TO
answer to tihs question we respectful
A DOLLAR JUDICIOUSLY SP WILL
WE ARE
lb Yards of Calico for 1 dollar.
20 Yards of Muslin for 1 dollar.
121 Yarda of Gingham for 1 dollar.
, WHY DO YOU SPEND YO
r
Wheu you can buy
Calicoes for 4 cents p#r yard.
Muslins for 6 cents per yard.
Ginghams for 8 cents per yard.
Shoes for 1 dollars pair.
Hose for f> cents a pair.
~ Haudkeroheifs.for 5 cents a pleo#.
* Neck Tiee for 10 cents a piece.
, Ladies Trimmed Hats at 50 cents.
i)
I CARPETS! CARPETS!
d The largest stock aver before offered iu any oounlry store—2so new
h Trimmings in all the immense varieties of all the new styles. Buttons
II
* SPRING SHADfcS, PLAID. AT kCXNTS.
' SPRING SHADES. PLAID, AT 2CKNTS.
£ SPRING SHADES, PLAID. AT 10CENTS.
i® SPRING SHADES, BOUBETTEB. AT 10 CENTS,
i® SPRINGS SHADES. BOURERKTTEB. AT 124 CENTS
'J SPRING SHADES. KNICKERBOCKERS, AT 10CENTS.
JJ SPRING SHADES, KNICKERBOCKER AT 12* CENTS.
s Buy goods of
-pXKCUTOK'B NOTKJ* -
Lotion testamentary on tbo otuto of!
XHtakoth Loo, of Poller towmbip. do 1
cootod. bavins boon gran'ed to tbo under-'
signed, nil persons tndebtoJ tn taid estate
are required to malt immediate payment,
and tbooo having claims against tbo tame
to preaent ihorn, duly authenticated by
law for settlement.
A L'JCKENBACU.
Mar 14, fit Eieculor.
ffff u * *
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1
HIBIUH l-oU
GUGGENHEIMER
I
FROM THIS DATE iTHK COM. |
MENCKMKNT OF TUX
SEWINUSEAbON.)
1. <*I£UEMIEIMER,
Offers bit Immense Stock of Goods, wall
aaaortod la ovary lino, tuck at
DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS. NOTIONS.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES, 1
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, BOOTS,
> H 0 E S . SHOES,
WAYS Jk CAPS,
at such Figures that it is a tbanto fur any
on* to PI away from borne to Buy,
when uooda are offered at bome
at pncaa tbat will astonish tbo
people in tbia tectum of
tbo couatrv.
THE STOREROOM AT SPANGLES*!
Motol. baa boon en
larged and aplondldly It*
tad up. aa tnat avery one wbo
gooa in u> eiamme tka etock of
, Uooda, is aura not to loavo without
baying You will alao find a vary large|
and wall selected
■TO< K OF CLOTIIIIKJ.
*WIT WILL BE TO YOUR IN--**
**-TEKKST TO BUY YOUR-**
••"CLOTHING AT HOME-**
•WINSTEAD OF GO--**
RTlhO AWAY-**
NOTICE Not lea la bareky givon tbat
application will be made to the
present session of the Legi-lalure to paae
a law regulating the publication of tba lo
cal advertising in the newspapers of tba
County ol Genua. State of Pennsylvania.
EUWAUPT TCTCW.
THOMAS A. HICKS & BRO.
W bay* a very large an J ornpl*t alack of liar Jware, the largeit that waltver baforo oflornd by any Crm tothep*o,' ofthlt county,fandlarercHlng at tIV ") !•**
•it puaaible ratri
Iron, Steel and Nails, Locks, Glass and Putt v.
Pur# While Leedtaa I Lintaed Oil ; Turpentine an<l V*rnih*. all which we warrant to give latialaction. O.ir Pure Lead will co • roucbturfare at any in lb* mark*
and cannot b eacellrd for whiten eat. KK AD V kl IX Kl> PAI NT put up in any quantity to mil people, from one-pound cant to one gallon cant, all ready for ue. TbM
painu we warrant M he miied with pure lead atnl oil, and are free from all adulteration.
■SCBAJMCI TOOLS —We tiar iperlal attention to thi* branch, and keep a full line of Saw, Chitele. Hammer* and Itailev'a Iron planet; lime* rail* ofall kindl.Tm**
Chaine. Heme., Etc KU LL LIN ROF HADDI.KK YOP ALL DKNC'RI PTIO.N'H. COAcH WOOD WOlt iv~.Hp.kea. Feiloee. Patent Wheel, of the mtwtimpror* re*
enu ; Mrt. Potu' Improved Kiel Iron*, cheap, convenient and durable—poltehed and nickel-plated. .1 ..ton a Prepared Kalaoci n* ; put up In 6-pound package* ; entity
put en, and cheeper than paper. We bar* ail color*.
STOV E 8.
We have the eoly llovertihle. Top-plate Cooking Huirn* in the market. The Keyttun*. Kutgor henna nnd Juniata, which we war ant to be the heel bekert end the !>•*••
iett tlove* in the market, w# will tell at the very lowett price and give written guarantee*. Aleo all kindt ufllaiigw and other fovea. CuMKAMistL OL'K KKYbVOHI
COOK HTOVE; IT IB THE HANDSOMEST IN THK WORLD. # * ootnertorct. tuatAAU.ututftaaiu.oai
VALENTINES & CO.,
HUMES' NEW BLOCK. BEUEFONTE, PA.
ARE NOW PREPARED
For The Fall And Winler Trade.
%
Bargians Greater Thau Ever!
WOOLLEN GOODS, COTTON GOODS.
Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods.;
Of every deacription. DRESS GOODS, in great variety. LADIES
COATS, finaat and largest awortuient ever brought to Bellefonte,
SHAWLS,
BLANKETS,
• HATS,
CAPS,
CLOTHING.
IN FACT EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING.
I
Remember we do buainesaon the ONE PRICE PLAN and therefore in*
t
aura oor pricaa aa tba lowett.
ot NEW GOODS OPENING EVERY DAY. 1
VALENTINES & CO.
THE
Dexter Spring
4,000 Set Sold last two .years.
The Dexter Spring was a child ot
necessity. Three or four generation!
had beeajerked almost to death or had:
tbair spines twisted into permanent
carratura by the continous jerks of the
Eliplie Spring, or latterly had their
necks broken by lha aide throw of the
Concord.
I
For these reaaGos the people de
manded a Spring on which they could
ride with ease and which would at the
same time be strong and substantial.
OF EVERY HOUSEKEEPER AND
SAVE IT IS THE QUESTION. In
ly refer the reader below :
GO A GREAT WAYS—AS
WE ARE SELLLVG.
10 Pounds of White Sugar for 1 dollar.
5 Pounds of Prime Green Coffee for 1 dollar.
4 Pounds of Roasted Coffee for 1 dollar.
UR MONEY FOOLISHLY ?
When vou can buv
• a
Suwer for 7 cents a pound,
Coffee for 20 cents n pound.
Soap for 2 cents a cake.
PLOW SHOES FOR $1.26 A PAIR.
CALF BOOTS FOR 2DOLLAS A I'AIR.
MEN S SUITS AS LOW AS 3 DOLLARS.
MENS HATH AT 60 CKNTS.
MEN'S HOSE AT 6 CKNTS.
Fine Dices l'ercals at 8 cents.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
' atylea just received. Oil Cloths, Window Shading, Window Fixtures, Dress
1 Gimps, Silk aud Woolen Fringes, Trimming Silks, etc., etc., etc.
BLACK ALL WOOL CASHMERES AT 60 CTS WORTH 76 CTS
BLACK ALL WOOI CASHMERES AT6O CKNTS. WOTTH 85 CTS
BLACK ALL WOOL CASHMERES AT 70 CRNYS. WORTH 90 CTS
ALPACAS AT 16 CENTS.
ALPACAS AT 20 CENTS.
A LPACAB AT 26 CKNTS.
It is time well spent and money saved to come over the mountain to
S. & A. LOEB, IkUefoute.
For meeting thisdemand by supply
ing the CELEBRATED DEXTER
SPRING which is so rapidly super
ceeding the old styles the Dexter
Spring Co. hare no apology to offer
but rather feel that they owe the Driv
ing Fraternity an apology for not
hmrinp produced*it sooner.
iHEND FOR CIRCULAR OF.BPRINGB
I TO
DEXTER SPRING CO.,
HULTOX, TA.
ijan'idt Near Pittsburgh
Jan. Harris Co.
NO. 5, BROCKER HOFF ROW.
IR 0 |NA!L|
P A I N T S,
OILKETC.,
JAN. HARRIS & CO.
ttollefbnte.
W. 11. CAMP'S
POPULAR.
Furniture Rooms!
CENTKR HALL. PA.
1 manufacture ail kind* of Furniture for
Chamber*. Dinir.g Jioori.i, Libraries and
Hall*.
If you want Furniture of any kind, don't
Juy until you ee toy Uu k.
UNDERTAKING
In all it* brar.cbe*. I keep In rtock al
tba taint and m*t imnrov<-d Coffin*
and Catkeu, and bav tt try lacii
ity lor properly conducting
tbi* branch ofwy i>u*ine*.
I have a patent Corpse
Prnwrver, in wb;ck
bodies can be
prwerrcd for a considerable length oftiwa
luimf W. R. CAMP.
C T AitXiniiti. IT M. how at
4 LKXAMJKUA BoWER. At
i'l toruy* at Ua. RaUafaeta. R (WTiai ttMoUai
(tvaa to < ..Imucins *ad Otv'.i, < .eil pruUu
4> b ,* iiwau m* Smalt** liAn t>
'imu i tiuooiaa. carat :* it.
Y BANKING CO
CENTKR HALL. PA.
RECKIV K DEPOSIT*. and allowing
eit; Itiacount Note*; Buy and
Bell Government hec„ritii,
Gold nnd Coupon*.
Wm. WoLr, Wm. B. Misols,
Prea'l. Caahie
~ (iKT HEAD!
FOR WINTER!!
IF YOU WAXTTHE 1 EHYBEST
ANDCHEAPEST
PARLOR STOVES.
Buy the
44 Laurel Wreath" j
.r DOUBLE HEATERS.)
The-e lovo> have TWO ROWS o!
ligbia. thaking ami ilutnpiog graie, ar
rngel to clean out the ciiukere. N<>
danger from ga*. no part* to bun
out, so a* to lei ga into the tippet
run. We make THREE SIZESnt
S'ngle and TWO SIZES of Doubli
1 Later* of these justly populai
Stores.
IFY 0 U WA X T THF YEP. YBESI
ANDCHEAPEST
Cooking Stoves,
BUY THE
.ZEJVITU,
Double Chen Range ; or the
"Economy"
Single Oren Range.
They are. the beet in the market, hart
Si A* BOILER HOLES.rhaktngand
I dumpino grate, A PPL }7 HL IILA 7
!TO ALL THE ROILERS A 7
| OXCE. The oven it large and txptare.
the doort tin-lined. The PLATES
A RE HF.A VY, unlike the lght plate*
of city etovet —COMPARE I HEM.
ICie make a Xo. 8 and So. 9 of both
three ranger.
All these stove* arc WARRANT
ED, and you can get repairs from
the Maun factory iu one day.
For Sale by
J. A REESMAN. Centrellall.
J. B. FISHER, Penn Hall.
SNOOK. SMITH A CO., Millheio).
G. R. SPIGELMYER, Woodward,
Manufactured by the
SLIFER, WALLS & SHIUXER
MTg Co.
LEWISBURG, PA.
We also manufacture the Cdebra-j
ted BUCKEYE hEAPEK&MOW \
EE. KEYSTONE i LOVER HUL j
LER, COLE'S UN IVEHSAL SUL
KY CULTIVATOR. New Model.l
Outre Draft, HORSE DUMPING
HAY RAKE, HOOSIEII GRAIN
DRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER
CORN SHELLER, Plowa, Land
Rollers, etc, 29nnv
IMi'OK lAN IO I'iiA YELEKs.
-THE
BUSH HOUSE!
BEILEFOXTK, PA.
Ha* been recently thorough!}- renoyatod
and repaired, and under tho mtuingomeni
of the*s'ew Proprietor, Mr. F. 1). Mc
COLLI! M. formerly of Pittabura, I* firat
clat* in ail tu appointments
SPECIAL INUUCKMENTS
Are offered to tt,o*u in attendance at court
and other* remaining in town for a few
days at a time.
The Urgent and most superbly Designed
Hotel in Central Pennsylvania,
i All modern convenience*. Go trv the
i Hush houe.
ildap K. I). MsCOLL"M, Proprietor.
VISITINGCARDS
\ isiTtNo Carps.—Your name
[printed on 60 Mixed Carda for 16eta., oiidt 1
'While Bristol for 12 oU., on 26 Tiauspa-
I rent cards tor 20 eta. Other Styles as low.
"WM. XURT&
CUIIAE HALL, PAV
• AT COST I
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
• In greet abundance, at
G REN INOER A STORE,
Coburn Sutton,
A full l ne of general marebandie* cuff
'uily aelected, and vaibrtrlajt all manage
Drrwt Goodt,
Carpet,. Oil clothe.
Grorertaa, OiaMware,
Tin ware. Queen* waft,
, Flab, Ac., A*.
FURNISITTng GOODS
... . . of all kind*.
Hat* nnd Cap*
For men, boya and children.
ladies and Gentlemen
all and be ounvinced that tbit la the
tlop*^* 1 plat * 10 bu,r thu ***"
PRODUCE received in exchange fer
f®->dt.
ReaK mber the place— t
B. GKENISGER fi.
" n 1 y Cohura.
OGCKT PROCLAMATION.
'• a*t <t**nl4.u. Is.t w. mm -
• "L: "r* 1 " •*<><—iJaiToS.
a***""' "-ewm h.ri.tut, fm
y q—w'l ®f < -emlu.e, ggj lu Mfra —n< a a*e A
iiMkiej •? Ayrti Lett,* Um ZSjwO dgt mi AmrU
toblibWlau week,
* t>i lan umr.-V} gia i*. t mm ' Hum Jm.
r.~" m
"*** uui ijwgf W " --•* ikan tm
amy pmrmmm. ailt-u rictA |g u, tmamrnZm 3
*B4i I hair fvourdt ta. •TflffciiiW Uaßtea,
Ukdrti nt no-nketwUrmjS,iTo, t bw i22L
wMMOB l> yifftr CiAcA AiHMftltgkMM liO Irg aal ILmw
4BT APT UKIHD IA mmmmvmm U R FTMAR UIG
■ prteonanlUi ut w W ija U> JAU mi 0*
- nJS, J SiSai zz
. wr r*aaa. at Kastrioeto. Ut* 1M *ee at
**rti w it. >,,f u wir Lut. IKt. u, tal |**
r*er iMty—luic. • t*. ' r n,,
ur-1 kl w.ut aw
Chas. H. Held,
(liark. 41 Htrlimalacr A Jeweler
Millheioi. Centre (Jo. Pa.
a f r *; rt "v "d J—min •* n*
Mkiuwom. • """ "
tMbdolewc ir> irwdl em
4WMd nriaaU4 r *i+trmm • ikert mm .
W. A. CURRY.
ILIIKtIULU-A.
Would tnotre*pecifuliy inform the eit
tena ©1 th vicinity, that be ba> tuned a
new B.©t ana Shoe Shun, and woe Id be
-bankfui lor a thare of the public patroa
.ge. Besot* and Bboe, made to order aad
*c cording to el.vie, end warrant* bi* work
-o equal any tnaue elsewhere. All kind*
_f repairing done, and charge* reasonable
TlfJ 1 * fablS lp
TOilN K ROTTER, Attorneywi*
hTiUni^| IMAJ aad
utcaUwi tw I* itinu pen, _ -
tss?lbu
lb. cuon ba Tac*|Si.
Harness. Saddles. &c
* u* r > tu
<**• oT tLr lo'tJTtoca oT^ 1 •**••
6APDLKKT
**• o!m< a I (boot* iUj* I'liniunil tirnin. tmr
b* ael. aa* lb* tUBM. it,,
uavtltnl a! Kaj.fi„
*. *< dm^pum
to teal craonUitn* u • a„ t .1--- T***l
rmaot. t* b. ■ C*ln *1 nrbo, t trt wtilee* 25355^
l Acute tl ji r.t_t . ootro r*V'l*
!n AI ri ona it
(lUL ) £sir-.*=yrj
v.* V U 17,mrt. n la 10. --*■
for Ow UIM. -—fin j L J I I
l *y^ fc,l %>'*Ml* tbo ooU Ino,
•• boowr* .mi To. "
.*k* .<n fMf lw ioWi.i 1 nT-ifPf!
- • l*l IIOIM nrmo*. yi< ram. u,. prto *." **
imi. OMtto, ~.. #ib> i. ■ SlSk* U?! **y. *
Tr.*^7*or. oug TS'-C
iMd MR Le ewef frose tt<4£>< <tw niwtoi v , ILM -.. *.
•• oollM.d.on fall ry l ,.) *?. .
•< f~auhw SZTTajZoTL* TS
Ce H-II HoteL
r ir*t el*M acoornm. dalion for rueati
lleot atabling lor Lorn* Sugaa arrive
■nd drpaii every day f.. r ail potnta.
23 0I IP BOKDKKEDfMr*
for 21 ca. 20 Hlark Briatal
nnmrlngold. 13 c t,
Wir KUBTX. Centre nail. Pa.
OliK Combined Catalouge° for
—or— ~
, Everything for the Garden
cNimib-rin* Co p, tw , with Cviored
Plate,
I ®EHT PBEE
I To our gf ~..t yesra, and to"'
I ail purrbatem if ur bnoka cither
; Gardening for Profit. PrarUca! Plori-,,
! culture, or Gardening f..r PleaMre
[a.ricesl.4B each, prepaid, by mail).
-!<• other*, on receipt of 2oc- Plain"
; J'i*nt or N<ed CaUlogue*. without
i Pi-te. Iree 1.. all.
[ IVler llrndrn*on A €•„ f
(Setfdetnen. Markot Gardner* a Pioriata I
35Cortland18f.. New York.®
A GREENHOUSE * JJk"!
j For <IOO we will tend Jrrt by mmil I
0 either of tba heiow-named collec-A
lion*, all dialir.ci varieties :
1 b Abut.lon*, or 4 Aaalea*.
- b Begonia*. or {i Cnriitti. o
'J Cniadiutu* (fancy), or b Carnation* I
(monthly),
,IS Chrysanthemum*, 0 r 12 Coitus ?
i 8 Centiurea*. or ? other ah He-leaved I
i plants. I
s K.'rr'i"^ 8 (new Japan) I
iS i n, \ Mo#*©*, or b t uchiiii 1
j b Geranium* Fancy. 8 Variegated,,
I orb Ivy.leaved,
i 4 Gloainia*. BGladiolut, or 8 Tube-©
j ro*e (Pearl).
I i * G .?*s 4 Boney.uckle*, 4 i
? Hardy Sbrubs. o
8 Heliotrope*, 8 Lan Una*. or 8 PeUi* I
0 niM. I
1 j'* r *'M (nw Gernian>, or 8 Salvia |
I 8 \i*h ' llc ® nled, • orß log* j
112 Scarcer Bedding, or 12 Scareu"
! Greenhouse Plant*.
f IG )*£•"* di,tincl and *piendid< •
125 VarieUw of Pl®*r, or 20 varieties
I ■ ,: r" u b '• Seeds,' "
| or L 1 BUSS, buyer to pay char-
Iv ;'>^ 11 *£ i 0.7, for 92; 6 for 53j 9
-i ' r'fr* 14 f " r 57; 18 for $10; or
I ll!u. of ** >*rietiea off
t laßt* and Seed*—sufficient to stock a I
i greenhouse and garden—for $25, tol
! and r^. s ," ( J rd L' ,i,l B for Pleasure"!
Uu6?StodS? d mbor# (va,oe l
1 3P Ren<ler§9j| A €©l
121 mar 6t orl '* ndl Bt-, New York.?
Lincoln Butter Powder, tnakoa but
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