THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa/Th'rsd. Pac. 11/79-
4r TKRW*.—s'2yer yene, wAen paid *
ultinc* : $2.60 when not raid in advance.
Altontiermente 20e<e par line/or three -
tertians, and 5 em(* per hoe ,r ,r /' I * ' k '
sequent insertion Adverts serHtsts t
year at a liberal discount.
Sub*rribrr*outfit the raunty should re
mit us 10 f!>. amount of one ' ;
age, intend o/20cf* at formerly when paui
by Otcmselres. _
Subscribers ran always teh bow
% ountn stand at the Reverter ofiet "V/#?! I
suiting tbr ahirs on (W popV
tnftfe reads "John Hoc I jan ~
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the Uf of January, 187 ft. enrf •' • M
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LOCAL ITEMS.
A Caru to tc.-Having jold
mv giw>d will and ran of WT*tock of
ueady made clothing to a firm in Philadel
phia to which I have to give p.w*ea*.on o.
ev store room by Jan L 18SX I now offer
mv *l.->ck of ready made clothing at actua;
cost and freight. Thi* Uan excellent
chance for a g-H>d bargain.
Respectfully,
Idoctfm jNawuAS.Ju.
The cry come* that coal Uto go up.
Well, a* long a* the good man keep* fav
oring u* with mild weather, who care* if
coal doe* go up.
Mrs. Bondell, of Menno township,
Mifflin oountv, left her two sma'l children
alone in tbe house tbe other day. and th-v
were burned to death. Thi* nearly a.
ways happen*. (
Muster * store at Harlleton wa* re- ,
cently broken into and robbed of a num- (
berof hat* and other article*.
Go L the old established and relia- |
bledrug store of F. P. Green, if you wish ,
fresh drugs, medicines, spice*, fancy arti- ,
cles, stationery. Ac.
Mr- Isaac D. Boycr. landlord at Aa- t
nonsburg. intend* moving back again to i
Snyder county. 1
Mr. J. F- Fowler purchased 34C0 *
acre* timberland on Marsh Creek, from 1
J. I. Curtin, for SG2,OuO, one halt in cash, t:
A party of Clinton county hunter*
had fourteen deer strung up iu the wood*
at the head of Baker s run. Another par- •
ty returned to Lock Haven Thursday night 1
with nine deer.
We have sent bills by IcUer, and
have also enclosed some in the paper, to
those in arrears with this office. It is our
wish that every one o( these Bills be paid
at an early date, —-
A sign of prosperous times is the
number of order* received at the celebrat
ed coach shop* of J no. T. Lee. for spring
wagons and buggies, llis work recoiii
mends itself wherever seen.
■ Mr. Johnny Allen, of the Loop, has
rented the Hoy mill property near Jack
sonville, and will occupy it by January,
Ist next. We can assure our friends over
there that Mr. Allen know h*w to make
tip-top dour.
shops, your arc sure to have one that will
not only look stylish, but one that will
stand the raps of our roads, and at the low
est prices in the county.
Georiff M. Cobb, of Westford, \l, that
Kidney-Wort found its way into its dwell
ing, no less than three members of the
family having been cured. As a cathartic
and diuretic i arts surely and without
pain and cures obstinate cases of liver
complaints. Kidney disease and piles.
—Soon Newman will quit the clothing
busine-s The time is short and money is
valuable, and the way to save money is to
go at once, and buy all the clothing you
need of .Newman, who sells the lowest in
the county, and particularly at low f gurea
now becau-e he intends going out of the
business. Don't miss this last chance, you
will be sorry if you do.
The state of Pennsylvania has been
divided into ten census districts and a su
pervisor for each will be appointed by the
President and confirmed by the senate
The seventh district embraces the counties
of Adams, Centre, Clearfield, Cumber
land, Franklin. Fulton, Huntingdon, Ju
niata. Mifflin, Perry, Snider. Union and
York, and ie in area the largest district It
coclainsdin 1670 over 411, 000 inhabitants
and at the coming census will have a pop
ulation of nearly 500.000.
Prominent men in the direction of the
Pennsylvania railroad will aid in building
and managing tbe L>ek Haver and Clear
field railroad company in Clinton. Centre
and Clearfield counties. Its leogtb will be
about fifty miles and it will extend from a
iront on the line of tne Bald Eagle Valley
railroad, near tbwmouth of Beech creek,
to a point on the line of the Tyrone and
Clearfield railway at Philipsburg, Centre
county.
The Bellefonte Watchman makes the
following commendable statement and we
heartily agree wit:—The Bush House
teems to be the busiest place in town this
week. Its commodious rooms have been
crowded during the last few weeks by tbe
Granger's meeting, tbe medical associa
tion and other organizations, and it seems
S,s if the jurymen and farmers of old Cen
tre were making it their speecial home.
This speaks well for Mr. Iloppes, the late
landlord, as well as fer Mr. Myers, the
present or new proprietor. "Hiie" knows
every farmer in the county and be said be
was going to make tbe rates so low and
the accommodations such as to draw and
keep his old and new friends in a comfort
able and homelike manner, and it locks
that way now —We know the farmers are
just as fond of a good table as anybody,
and none are more deserving.
An excellent book for Agents it "THE
P.IUHTB ASP DUTIES OF CecsTT AED
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS," by W. R Bierly,
Esq., oftbo Williamsport (Pa.) Bar. Con
tains all tbe acts and decisions in relstion
to tbe various county and township offices,
is a complete hand book for election offi
cers, and treats the tax laws fully. Every
officer and tax payer will buy one. It
contains 300 pages, neatly printed, bound
in cloth and gold, and sold at $2 per vol
ume. For agencies and terms apply with
stamp to W. R. Bierly, Williamsport, Pa
"An sxceMentand useful work. 1 think
but lutle Improvement could be made on
it."—Samuel D. Irwin, Dist. Att'y. of
Forrest county., Tionesta, Pa., Jan'y 25th,
1678.
"A book of this kind is badly needed
by the local officers of the Slate, and we
believe Mr. Bierly's compilation will he
found of great service. Members of the
bar commend it heartily"— Wtlltboro Ag~
itator.
• [From Hon. John J. Metxger, Member of
the Constisutional Convention of 1873 J
1 bare examined and used this work by
W. R. Bierly. Esq , of tbe Williamsport
Bar, entitled "The Rights and Du
ties of Township Officers," and have found
'• it of great service to me. As a guide to
the various officers for whom it si intended
it mut prove invaluable
I John J. Metzger.
PHOEHIX PECTORAL has been in general
use for fifteen years and nearly all wbo be
gan to use it then continue its use yet.
Price 25 cents- J. D. MUKRAT. Nov. 27.
—Go to your store or druggist and gel
a bottle of Frank P. Green's compound
syrup of tar, honoy and bloodroot, tbe
best remedy out for a cougb, cold, croup,
asthma, or early stage of consumption.
"Tbe Acme Library of Hisfory," as an
nounced by the American Book Exchange
of New York, is initiated by a handv and
hand-' ine edition of 'Millmaii's Gibbon'-
R"ine " in five volumes, for the small
price of s'2 60. complete, neatly b-iund in
cloth, Volume one is just ready, twu
more are to appear In December, and two
in January.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
A grand Fair and Festival, (or the I en*
♦fit of the Lutheran church, will be hold
at Centre Hall, commencing on Wedne*-
day morning, Pec. 24. 1879. nod to'clot*
Friday evening following. Person* de
airing to purchase Chrltm**-gift ae in
vited to call and see the di*rl*.v hatore
purchasing elsewhere.
I To facilitate the work necessary, tho
following person* have boon appointed li
attend to tho genera) arrangement:
Levi Murray, M. B. Richard, Witrnar
Wolf. Wm. Kurtr., Geo. Kmerick, Chaa.
Shaffer, Charles Kurtt, Wesley Smith,
Harvey Kmerick, tdward Miller, P. K
Luse, Fred. Kurta and David Geis*.
The cooking department will be man
r.ged by Mrs, Jacob Harpater, Mr l)r
Neff, Mr* Fred Kuru, Mr*. Katie Pur*t
and Mr*. Harvey Miller.
* Tha committesi on solicitation coai*t
! of tha following person*:
, Gertrude Miller, Kate Uarpiter, Mag
-11 gie Miller, Dollla Kmerick, Maggie Sto
ver, Annie Bible, Liuie Hoilarman, An
nie Wlon.
All the ladle* are expectad to become
I interested in thia Festival and help to
f make it a grand tucceas.
Anything furnished by member* of olh*
f er congregation* will be thankfully re
ceived.
—— The real wtate of Gaorge Swarls, of
Peon, recent!? advertued in tha Ebi-or
txr by S. M Swarls, wa all aold, except
ing the (arm which it bald for private tale.
The sawmill property 19 a 137 p , sold for
I'.DOO Tha tract of 89 a. 63 p., sold for
s'2 15 per acre,—Henry W. Swart* being
purchaser of both tract*. S M. Swartx
bought the i interest in tbe 520 acre tract
at 6lt cents per acre.
The subject of the following item
which we clip from a Mimouv'i paper, wa*
a former contributor to tha Riportkr
and a native of Potter township Rev
Stiver ha* left St Loui# and accepted a '
charge at Bunker Hill, 111.:
At a meeting of St. Loui* Presbytery. 1
the die of Rev. S L Stiver (now pa*Pr '
of the Oongtegational Church of this city!
charged with heterodoxy, wa* called up. '
Mr S in reply, pleaded that tha Peaaby- <
tery bad net acted in good faith, in that >
it had not given him tbe time agreed upon >
wherejn to prepare bi* answer* to que* (
lion* propounded, and askad that hi* con- t
nection with the Presbytery cease, where r
upon the Preibytery witderew iu licen
sure.
There is prospect for another exten
sive iron ore field being opened on the
lands owned by Rev. J. K Miller, of our
town, and Cyrus Alexander, of Miiroy.
Several Tarieties of ore U found. This ore
had been tested at some previous date and
was pronounoed goad. No better place
could be found anywhere to erect a fur*
nace. There i* on the 1300 acres owned
by the above parties, a large quantity of
timber of various kinds which would be
exceedingly well adapted for coaling, and
a fine stream of water, enough to drive a
mill; the distance to Miiroy is but -4 miles
and down grade nearly all the way. A
tram or railroad could be easily construct
ed along the creek, not a tingle hiil inter
vening. This no doubt will aflord some
person or persons, at some time, not far
distant, a lortune. A lew days ago an
offer was made to lease the grounds.
We wish our friend Rev. J. K. Ms
the ability to construct a furnace himself
and realixe the advantages arising from
hit property, not only on personal regard
but also on account of his enterprising die
position.
V*TXRAS CLCB.—The member* of
Poller Township Veteran Club will
please turn out at our neit regular meet
ing, Saturday evening, Dec. IS. Meet in
the Bank Building. Centre 11*11.
Wit. A- JACOBS, Sec'y.
Director* of the Bald Eagle Valley '
railroad met in Philadelphia l**t week,
at wbich, says the Ledger, a general ,
mortgage for $400,000 was authoriaed to i
be issued for payment of a firs', and *econd
mortgage maturing in July, IS3I and 1884,
and?exiending the time of both loan* at ■>
per cent, for thirty year* from January
Ist, INS). The indebtedness of the com
pany i $400,000 for payment of which a
sinking fund it proyided, SIOO,OOO baa
ing bean paid in this way during the past
ten year*. The road is run by the Penn
sylvania company, which pays to the
stockholders forty per ceot. of the gro**
receipts and maintain* the road. The cap
ital stock is $560,000.
"The Life and Word* of Christ." by
Gelkie, heretofore published at $6 00. i*
I iust brought out in a handy volume. g>>o<l
. type and hands.•mnly bound for the price
of 50 cent*, bv the American Book Ex
j change. New York. A fin# edition, wide
I margins, half Uussia binding gilt lop, it
J old lor $1 00.
Master Edward Tracy of Alloona, P-.
j is aged sixteen years, and hit height is hut
, forty-two inches—two inches shorter than
i General Tom Tbumb.
I A suit of clothes will be ordered for him
iat Newman's, before the King Clothier
! goes out of that business.
I Sechler A Co. have given special
attention to the selection of holiday sea
son and are now receiviag daily fresh tup
plies of the finest goods in the home and
foreign markets : Sweet Potatoes, Cran
berries, Raisins, Prune#, Currents, Figs.
Pickles, Oils. Exlracu, Sauces, Fruiu.
Plain and Fancy Crackers, Cheese, Hams
and Dried Beef, Mists Meat, Select Oys
tera, Chocolate, Bromo and Cocoa, Paper
Shell Almonds, English Walnute, Sbell
barks and assorted N uls, a choice selection
ot Fine Teas and Pure Spices. Their
stock of Confectionery i* large enough to
supply ail demands, both at wholesale and
retail. A full stock of all sorts and kind*
of Plain and-fancy Candies. All kinds of
Canned and Dried Fruit*, Fine Table
Syrup, Genuine New Orleans Molasses,
New Hominy, Split Peas New Mackerel!
in kits. Fine tireco and Roasted Coffee.
Tobacco* of all the popular brand* in Na
vy Plug, Pocket Piece* and Fine Cut.
Cigar* of all grade* at wholesale and re
i tail. White Almeria Grapes, Oranges
> and Lemons. It would require 100 much
space to attempt to enumerate all the good
• things tbey arc now receiving, but we feel
certain tbat tbo people'* want* have all
beer, anticipated in their election ofeverjr
item of detirable good* in their branch of
buiineii.
Stsat— Two aheep came lo the reai
denct of John Weaver, mile* eaat of
Centre Hall, about tirat of October, 1879,
one ha* right ear cut off and (lit in left, the
other ha* left ear cut off and (lit in the
right one, one bat brown head and lege-
One ia a ewe and the other a weather. The
owner ia requeated to come forward, prove
property and pay charge*, otherwite it
will be diapuaed of a* directed by law.
J. ¥. ALUX ASVtH.
20 aor. Bt. Town Clerk.
Spoktbmes.—l have an excellent ileck
of Breech Loapi.no Shotopkb. alto
Muzzle loader*, wbicb were bought at
very low price*. SporUmen wiabing to
inveit, had better do 10 now, a* the ten
dency it upward*. All kind* of good* for
tporumen on hand, at the Gunatore of
i Trio. Dkscrmr,
23oct Btn Bellefonte.
School Tax Notice.— I The tax
payer* of Potter townahip are hereby no
tified that tb* achool duplicate i* fn the
hand* of the underaigned. On all tax paid
into hi* band* before let of December
there will be a deduction of 6 per cent
from Dec 1 to Jan. 1,1880, there will be
no deduction, and after Jan. 1, there will
be 6 per cent, added to all unpaid achool
tax, in accordance with the act of A**m
bly. JOSEPH CROTZER,
16oct 2m _ Treaaurer.
NEW MUSIC.
$2 00 WORTH FOR $] 00.
My Grandpa'* Advice 85 ct
The Little Blind Match Seller 40 cu
He Hold* the Pearly Gat** Ajar 85 cu
Sleep on Swee'.ly, Little Darling 40 cu
Father, won't y - 30 cU
I'll Tell Your Motner—Comic 30 ct*
Remember the Old Folk* at Home 40 cu
We will mail all the above seven pieces
of beautiful -heel rnuaic, to any addrei.i
1 on receipt of SI.OO,
W. L. THOMPSON 4 CO.
East Liverpool, Ohio.
I PtATttoNTna Hstt,. On Saturday nigh
last a man by the name of William Wil
ton, a resident of Rellelonte, and for somi
time past employed by P. W. lloltiaiak
ingout log*, in Hush township, about twe
mile* nort' of this place, wn* run over bj
a passing engine and killed. He left her'
on Saturday afternoon for hi* homo, but
being to some extent under the lntluan.ee
of liquor ho did not leave the cars when
they arrived at Bellafbote, sad he wa* car
ried back to Milesburg an-.! there pu' ot!
He started to walk home, and it i suppos
ed he laid down on the track, and an ex
tra freight engine returning to the switch
at about ®:45 o'clock that night, ran ovev
hi* pro*trate body, killing him in*l*r,sly.
M". Wilson leave* a largely family to
mourn hi* *d and terrible end It wa*
Mr. Wilton't intention to move hi* family
in a few rtar* to Philip*burg -Journal.
One of the choicest Centre county
farm* i* advertued tor *a'e iu the Lepor
ter, by Mr. George Durst. A capital
chance to Invest Head'he adr.
Tie weather ha* teen rainy by
•pell*, lbs week, though mild.
- ... \\ p will auon be iu receipt of e *ec
one new let of Jab type, tor *al and other
poster*. Person* having ale can get bill*
printed at the Kipo*tr offce, in band'
tome style. cheep end ou thort colic*.
Send u jour order by mail or ..therwte. i
Tho I*ntriot of 9 save: At the
ftate department yesterday. a charter
wa* granted for a new railroad line
to be built by the Susquehanna ami
Clearfield railroad cunpani, which i
to be located itt the couutiesut l autre,
Clearfield and Clinton, exten ling
front a certain point of the Philadel
phia aud Erie railroad, near Keating,
Clioion county, and thence along the
West Branch of the Susquehanna and
the Mosliauuon to u couoecting poiut
with the Lock Haven and Clearfield
railroad, kt or near the mouth of said
crv. k—a distance of thirty-five mile*
or thereabout* The company repre
sent* a capital stock ot SiOOOOO, di
rided into 14.000 sbaree of o0 each
Following are the officer* of the toad: |
President, George B Robert*; direct
ors, Wister Morris, N. Parker Short
ritlge, Etlmund Smith, A J. t assatt,
Strickland Kneaa* and John P.
Green. Thomas A. Scott represents |
the Pennsylvania railroad, which j
owns 3,405 shares of the stock.
JjIORM ! DEMOCRATS, FORM I
SPREAD THE TRUTH. '
Make Victory Certain for ISBO. 1
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1880 in tbe month of January to evervM
•üb*crib*r If you want fK yourlut*! 1
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ltr hold* good till that date.
TH* QttAT POMTtCAI. BAtVL* OT OCR
uzsToav.
The great Presidential contest of 18*4)
will enlitt the sympathies of eve rv tnfi
woman and child in the land and 'be ac
tive participation of million* of voter*.
It promie* to be the grandest halt 'e for
lha upremacy of Democratic princ'P'c* '
and Democratic men in the gcvernnren*. t >
the nation ha* ever seen. The way to;
crown it with *uccaa* i* to enlighten and
encourage the voters by tbe pread o'j
Democratic truth. Let the truth ba known |
in every household in the land.
"Our Cause i Ju-t,
And Triumph we must—"
By the free and honett vote of the people.
The decree has gno lortb that Military
interference with the ballol-bux mutend,
end ihetthe corruption ar.d intimidation
of* horde of Partisan Deputy Mrhal
will be no longer tolerated. A Dem-crat
ic Congress fca* determined th*t Tbere
will be no more swindling Returning
Board* to disfranchise Democratic voters
and rob u* of vote* of State* honestly our
own. There will be no more 8-to " Jut-,
gling Electoral Com mi** ion*, to make.
Fraud again triumphant in American,
llittory. by suppressing the truth *o a* to
roahe a fale count and tccure a lying dec
laration of the re-ult.
t>ix million* ot Democratc voter*, tmart-'
ing under the en*e of the great wr-ng
ai.J foul injustice of 1876 buve united in
making it the unwritten law of the la"'!
that toe GREAT CHIME MUST NOT
BE REPEATED, let the consequence# be
what they may.
In the early *umm*r, the Presidential
Nominating Contention* will meet, and
the two great parties contending for the
control of the Government will present
their candidate* for I'retiJent and \ ice
Pretident, and tb principle* on which
they hall go to the great jury of the
A.ncrican people.
Thi* will launch u* on the President#
campaign of IrWO. destined to he the mo*t,
earne*t, exciting and interesting in Am -r
ican hiatory. And from that lima until)
the polli close in November, it* prqgre**
will be of vital interest to the people of|
thi* country. THE WEEKLY POSTi
will bold DO tluggard'* part ir. thi* grand)
contest hut will urge the support of the
Dem cratic National Candidate* with all
the ability and energy at it* command.
We *y nothing of iu fidelity to the great
raute, for in lb*l repct it ha* never fal
tered And we hope to greer ur reader*
in the i*-ue of November 7. 18t®. with an
array of ' POST ROOSTERS ' that will
cheer their heart* and tell the *lory of the
Campaign. ' ,
We mutt not forget that the State elec
tion in Pennsylvania in 104*1 will he of im
portance to our reader* a*ide from the
Presidential feature of the conre-t. a* it
•ill involve Ibe cbeice of a Legislature
• hicb ill elect a United Stales Senator
in placa of lion Win. A Wallace, whose
term expire* in March, lbfcl.
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special feature will ba made of the live
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woll at many other features, suggested
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J A3. P. BARR A CO.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
J)RIVATE SALE.
VALUABLE FARM.
Tbe undersigned offer* at private sale
the well known Durst Homestead, near
Earlystown, containing
215 Acre*.
of beat farming land in the county. A
portion conaist- ol the CHOICE. HEAVY
WHITE OAK TIMBER.
Theron erected a large, good two-atory
JML BRICK HOUSE, with slate
mjllj' " large BANK BARN,
all necessary Outbuild
®§!WsSPng— all the buildings being
good s in* A YOUNIi ORCHARD,
just beginning to bear, and an abundance
of water, by well, cistern, arid pond on
the premises.
Tbe payments will be made easy to suit
the purchaser This is known to be one of
the choicest farms in Centre county, hence
needs no further description.
GKOKOE DURST,
declltf Centre Hall, Fa.
General W. T. Sherman #uat
valtmblo sword to be raffled for ' ln
Human Catholic fair roocutly hold nt
Syracuse, N.
Account# from Egypt ntato that the
Government i# actively completing
! preparation# for wai with Aby#ainia.
It hoalililie# are re#ura#d, the Egypt*
tian force# will t>o tliriilol into two
armies, offensive ami defeuitive ; the
former to be com|o#od uf right thous
and men and the letter twelve thous
and.
The Daily News' Betlio despatch
Mya : —" Ih„ faiuioe in Upper Sileeia
ha< become #n serious ttial iu inuny
village# over one-third of the popula*
lion are atarviug. Famine distre## i#
appearing in Saxony among tlie |ert
ants and weaver#.
Valparaiso, November 14.—A t#U
gram ha# been revived here which
confirm# the previous report of disns.
trr to the Chilian force# near Loa, tit
the mouth of the river of the nm.
name, on the boundary between lVru
ami Bolivia, after u stubborn fight
| Fifteen hundred Chilians .urrrnd. i
ad to the with *" lh - ,r
and ammunition. The Chilian cm
-uatider vil killed The Bolivian
commander afterward# occupied Con
cha# Bianco#,
. London, December 8. —A Cain
I dispatch to the Standard say# i "!•
i formation front Moseewah
that King John is marching forwarii
with the main body of the Ahyaain
iatt army and forty guua. It i# said
thai he is iletertniued to occupy tlir
district# ot Senti.tr and Calahat, in
the Blue Nile territory. He declare
that European intervention will not
prevent him from enforcing his jurt
claims, including an indemnity fot
past Egyptian aggression.
Galveston.Texas, Dec. 2, 187th—A
special despatch to the News from
Waco says.—Last night in the coun
try near this place, where a dance
was in progress, Bud Wood invites!
Miss Grace Slanfield to dance, which
-be declined. Wood became angry
snd demanded that the dance cease
• ud, following one Will Currie into a
hack room, provoked a fight. Curriej
knocked him down with a pair of
tongs. The two tneu afterward met
outside and fought# duel with pistols,
a doxen bota being exchanged. Cur
rie was wounded iu the hand, s by
stander in the leg and George Wood
it a* shot in tbe thigh. Bud Wood
theu went to where MtsaSlanfield was
engaged iu conversation with Albert
Chocb and made two attempt# to shoot
her. He then remarked to Chocb,
''You are a friend of Currie, aud
shot him dead, and going up to Currie
knocked him senseless with h:s pistol.
Wood then made good his escape.
1880.
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MARKETS.
Philadelphia. December 8. —Wheat i*
firmer, but very quiet; 4.000 bushels in
cluding rjet:tad at $1,46: red at 51 60
smb. r SI 6l(al 62 Rye etBB(iBVe. Corn
Cl@G2c; Oat* at 46<$4Cc.
Chicago, November 24.—Wheat No. 2
red winter. 51 284Q1 29 No, 2 Chicago
spring 51 271 Corn 41ic- Oat* 36|c. Rye
firmer at 774@78c. Barley firmer at 91c.
Spring Mills Market.
Wheat Nol 51 80
Wboat No 2 51,25
Rye, Goe.
Corn, ear*, per bu. new, .40c
Corn old. 60c.
Date, 32c.
Buckwheat, Boc.
Clover* end, 54.00 to 56 00
Plaster, ground tier tou, SIO.OO
Flour, per bbl 50.00
Barley 40 to 80c.
Butler, 20c.
Tallow. 6c.
Lard, 6c.
Hum, 12c.
Shoulder*, 6c.
Egg* per dox., 20c.
Coal, Retail. By Car, Groii,
Egg, 54 00 54 76
Store, $6 26 $6 00
Chestnut, 54 76 54 60
Pea. 5X 26 S* 16
D. H. RhuJe.
A UCTIONKEK-PoiicrsM.il*. Years
• J\_ of experience In oiher pert* of the
|iuce en-ible him to guarnntee the utmost
" satUfuCtion a* en Auctioneer. Vendue*
I cried at reasonable charge*, A share ol
the public patronage kindly solicited.
09* J. NEWMAN.JR
a ..#•••••••••# •#...#••
KING CLOTH I Kit AND MERCHANT TAILOR,
plifek. fidr ClolWnj At Cost and Freight.
' '"> At Cmlm,l
'* ' 11 M ■ :• ( ! 'I iog At Cwt and Freigh
JfcV t 1 IHi ' H ** d J M * d# Clothing At Coat and Freigh'
A§ h# U iu,lt,ni< k '' ,, 01 ' aio 110 •• int " *h# lift Good. Ku.to.., Tim# i. no .ham but a .iprare and bona*! transaction.
*o-('I.O!II1NU MAtiKToOKUERBY riKST-CLAs.i TAILORS CUBA PER Til AM ANT WIIKBX RLHE IN PRNNRBLVANiA.
Vulunie tbr# of tba library < f Univrr
.. -*l kntiwUdit#. raornt'y is.u#d, contain.
lis li.ae., , iivtri"g ti'l'lei botwuni ll'.
h t>rd. bir. inl t?tor,>UUr Th. |iub ib-,
i- r .nnnanm tb.l u slre.dy ronrhrd #
~ !.. of nearly U' *'• t-optn*. Atner r*r.
ItiKik Kicbange, Nw York
u DIED.
' Oct tho'*Hb Inlt.. in Itwtria. township,
Polly M.i-lin, widow ol th- Utr HttUJu#!
M.rtin, #g#d 7# #ud iVd.jl.
nakkilu.
Onth6;b inn .by Ko* Warren Myo.
Hr. IWor S. W'il. f tiirmd. K#< .,
ftirmacly ot A.r<'uburg, tin. couoty, '•
It its futin. Ad.mon, situof imr tiirarJ,
K.nsa*.
E. F. Kunkel'# Bntet Wine ol lion
•nr. .r* I.it d/*ee.t. tit i.ilt,..lii a ..k
* ,#u#fti iStl *# di#a*a# af lUm m*i* u
•j*' •t|iUo, of id* ttutna* h and l<
• rut,. • toau- Kimi hoiil# gu#i .tec
•ii #•* fo-iatii-. hlv 11 'Ac a**# totli. or at#
tl.. t St.■•.!•. UK.
Golttoa lot $1 t4 Aak itK J. Jsu^K.#
a*# ll Isol aoud tUi# prviutU. K * *** 4 '
hull hi Fhil<lelk*LU, I'a AilvU• irv . *
cla## thre# e#tl aUßip
WUKMS WoKMS. WORMS.
K t kuoh#r# Wunu Sitap uover fIU to l##iv)
FUfi. -*•!* w. t#s |>r K .uhwi ti.w .ti
If ewwful phy#lUa Ao ramuiM Upa tm it
•o hoars all** with . *<>< l o- f uutil rteo*d
j a o# Mtit# lest lie* it Tale* W >ftu# La rat
lAar av>rusa cats La ran llf iw#u .>*! A tvu aat uI
fir# aaJ (UW# (lea ILa au-Gi t*u tail U#(h#i of
iwtthaiatlrbi h#i •<>rtn fhinasnd# sra d|lu| I*l
if • tIL aartaa and da mol kmum t, Klla. #WMUs
tauspu elsj- U< auJ a-fl - alio*. *tk>a v lauUtiub
clrvlctamand lb# ajiaa. aualltug *nd ;*#• i In (AaaU u.
aA, raaUaaa al • t#ot. *rtodiof tba loath, |tchlo(
at |be ttuaa. uuufih. favor tULtsm *1 tisa seal boaa
oafc* IsHil Lrootr Uia pat# fala stJ tLm
Uahitad o*4 trrUaUai la Lho **# *il iLoaa umn
U's, sola r*. aomo from <ot>fuo E I hwuk-i •
Worm hftup aa*ar f*U l-> ransaaa Um r*rtea • I tfc
Pr t>oltfa. or ol Uri.a far A* • trr Tape Worts,
arita s til roMull (ha (hwtaf ] Ijfsll ih#n liu| of
loot druuatat Lba Wsri rtfrap. **4 if hr ho* tt not
ootid Iu Of C.r kualai Sir NortL Niut* hi, Phl.o
da.i'Ll* I'a A4vtea by ■sail, froa aaisd Ura# aat
a lots. i*. II4
a^DMIN ISTRATOR'S .NOTICE.-
LetteM of stlininlitr.litin on the eitstr
tilTbtima. H M Blroy. isle ol P.ttter twp
dec d. tiring been gmnted t the under
• igned, #ll person- knowing thennelret t
be indebted to .aid decedent are resume I
to luak# immediate payment, anti per. t
baring claim* ag.mtt the eclate will pre
>enl ti.eia authentical. >1 *ir .-Itleritent.
MISS JKNMR M ELROY
dec. 4. fit Adm'r.
I7XKCUTOK 3 SuTlCl -
\
Latt.r* taa'atner.lary oa tha ritale of Pa
lr Krrlm. Use of Nebraska. drama.-
ad. baaing bran granted to U.a undorugn
•J, ail perton. indt-bl.d In laid MUM arc
'•■;a:rad to nakn ittmediala fa rami,
and I bo. a hating t iain.t a*.-.l lti utur
to pra-.nt thrm da > >u!t e'Hn al<*i by
law for .alllenitnl. AS kr.KL.IN, fx
Leui>ara, Pa.
4Jee 6t
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE - J
alter* of dnini!f*li.m on the estate
ofS. 8. Earner, late of Potter twp .
Jec'd. having been granted I i the under
t.ißM 1 ill wn ti Icrs wing thrmilri l
bo Indebted loaaiddr i-drt.t are r.quaatc'i
to make immediate |>myment, arid pcraoh#
havir.g claims again.; ibc a* late i I pre
sent thorn authentic-!-! tor a-iilement.
JoUN SHANNON.
Uaor 6t Adui'r.
a DMINI>TKATOK S NOTICE 1
A
Letter* of adminUtra'.i 'ion tbr MttU'.
of John K Millar, late of Herri* townthip.
dec'd. hatng bean granted to the under
signed. all persona Knowing themselves t
ba indebted to aaid decedent are requested
to make immediate payruert, and person,
baring claim* agamtl the o*late wilt pre- I
ent tbem autbec'.icated for settlement
G. W SPANGLKR,
6BOT Ct Adtn'r. tie bonis non. j
IN THE COI'RT OP COMMON
PLEAS FOR THR COUNTT or
CENTRE -of Augutl term 18TV
No. eke
LCCT D. M -ira br her r.nt friend Stc '
T.
PaKpKKtl * MOT** M D
To Frederick Muter M |) —Sia
Pieata take notice tbat the C"urt ha
granted a rule upon you t.. show caue
why a divorce. riacufo maf •ncnf
th iud not ba de 'eet tn taturo! the
L'Hsliant In the above returnatsle
on the Fourth Monday f January IHRDat
two o'clock P M. Personal aevice upon
you having (ailed on account of your ab !
•anca
Sheriffs Office. Relief >nte Pa N >v, 2i. '7' i
j Dec 44l JOHN SPANGLKR. Siient!
|>L*BLICSA LK '—There will ha offered
, Jt at Public Sale, at the r-iidenie ot
•undersigned. Una mile north*eal '
' W.t<lward, on
I WednawUy, December 17, 1879,
th following perrona! property, via:
Fire bead h ra, 3 colt*. I three trin
old. 1 yearling and 1 rucktne. ait unich
cnai, tome nearly freah, 4 heifer* with
calf, I bull, t good breeding ni. d'' i
•boat*. 17 head af voung cattle. iwo-hnr*-!
I wagon. 2 bob sled-, 2 log tied*. sleigh. 2,
broad-wheeled p'ai lation wagon*. g> d i>
I new, platform apfing wagon, eio-laior;
reaper and mower, gram drill, keyetone
cultivator. Harpater corn planter, harrowt
cultivator", ahotel plow*. corn aeraper.j
piowa, land roller, fanning mill, go.nl *-
new, clover huller. bay iae, hv fork
with rope and puller. Saetw hay ladders,
3 preda, threshing iMrhn e. power,
• ha*. r and alrap !■ g chama. fifth chain"
3 graba, 4 pair grubber*, aetl yankee hr
nea*, plough geara. 7 flvnet--8 fine, bri- ■
• .Ilea. I aett "ingle b*rne*. I "oil ailyerl
' plated double barnea", ruimg "addle,.
teamter "addle. Collar*. Urine. Halter*.|
cbe. k line*, filth line*, plow line*, "ingle
and double tree*, 8 pair butt chain* S ett
i breaat chain*, 22 cow chain", 1 wheel h> r-j
i row, buggy tongue, wood ladder*, hay by
. thion. ljW buahels of corn in the ear
AX) buahel* of polatoea, 3 ft of fiil acre* of
, wheat in the ground, barrel*, tuba, meat
j veaael*. Rakea. lorka, and many other ar I
licle* to numerou* to mention. Sale to
. commence at 10 o'clock, a m., when
terms.will be made known bv
P. R. STOVER. |
A. UARTEK, Auct. Nov. 27.
; GREAT
FALL
—OPENING—
i AT
1 W o I f's Stand.
Til K
DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT
Exhibits au immense stock of
DOMEBTICB. DRESS GOODS
KM BROIDERIES, WHI TK
GOODS. NOTIONS. LADIES'
READY-MADE SUITS. PARA
SOLE. UMBRELLAS, FANCY
GOODS, HATS. CAPS, ROOTS
AND SHOES, ETC., ETC.
THK
GltO ( E R I
DEPARTMENT
I* filled with
Choiceit Teas, Syrups, Dried
Fruit, Canned Goods, Sugars, Cof*
fees, Pure Spices, Halt, Pork Provi
sions. Wooden. Willow, Queens and
Glassware, Fish, Salt and everything
usually found in a first class Grocery
ALSO
HARDWARE. CARPETS AND
OIL CLOTHS always on hand.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
Heroins wi.bing a l- tl artule ■>!
Hrai ijr, \\ hi.key, Inn or \V>rte lor medi
inal |iur|hift. tan bn •trunmodsled at
lie Coiilra llall Dru#Kior* Allot ti.o
ttty b> Itavoring llracl. lor family uia,
to n ai l.rti'on, V-nilla, nar-aparllla
I'm# Applet. Koia, Hitter Almond, >t
ire kept in ttot k and offered for talc
IVnuni wi.huig anything utually kept ii
i wa'l regulated Ilrua -lure, will plaa
all on in J, and you will And my itoeklul
nd Complete. Nl#ltl and >undaV • uslon
'• aro always waited upon wiili t.iaa-or.
JorUm J. If Mil Kit AV.
Insult Pactoral will t urn your cough,
htonii Pectoral euro# borBi<r# quickly
iitatiu Pectoral ta.lci g >. d and bring,
raat
It.run Pectoral co.ti 'Jit cla ; C bottle, ft.
Id by J. D. Murray, Centre liail.
J H BADLAND'S
"BEE IIIVK" STORK.
ALLEGHENY BTKEIT. BKLLEFONTK. IA
HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GOODS
AT—
TOE BEE HIVE ONE I'KICE EXCLUSIVE DRf GOOD" STORE.
I am offering tbe LAKUkST, HE-T and CUB A PEST stuck
of liry Ot>od* in Centre county.
EVERYONE HAY.S THAT IS THE PLACE
FOR BARGAINS
Go there and be convinced.
ALL GOOLS AT ALL TIMES SOLD AT THE LOWEST MARKET
PRICES.
Having secured an immense stock of goods before tbe advance, I am able
to sell CHEAPER THAN ANY STORE IN TOWN.
All my good, are marked in plain figures.
Hoping to receive an early call, I remain," Refpeclfully your#, ___
My mottois: "One Price-the very I jwest-and no misrepresentation." J. H. BAULAND.
New Grain House (
Completed!
At SPRING MILLS PA. u
J. I). LONG
Now extends a cordial invitation to
bi* frieuda and patrons, and the pub
lic generally. a he ia now prepared to
buy all kiuda of ( ,
GRAIN, H
SEEDS
AND HIDES. 'J
At the Hightest Market Prices ]
Aiso conctantly on band a complete
assortment of 5
f
Coal at Low Prices i
Also a complete aesorlment of
KIPS, CALFSKINS."
POLE LEATHER,
also ready made
HARNESS,
hkildks. COLLARS, WHIPS,
H ALTERS, &e„ at bottom prices.
13oo o.u
\CCTIONRKR —The under.igned re
spectfully offer# hi* services to the (
■ means of Centre c.-unty, aa n auctioneer j
Several year* m rwilul . a,.rrirnce ena
be* him to ren ier the utiu t "•siisfaoltt.lt 1
u frying aa c*. GEO. KOCH, i
JERRY MILLER
BAKU** AM> llAl*l**** In the BA ,
ment of the OanK buildtug Ail work done
n faahionabla atv'e ljulv
QENTBEUALL • :
Furniture llooins!
K7.LL 4 KRIMIIIM:,
roapaeliully inform" the citiaati" ••• l eitir.
I county, that he ha* bought out -be 0.0
•land nl J O Iteininger, and ha* reduce.)
the prtca* lie la* constantly on hann
and make* t'> order *"
BEDSTEADS.
11 U KKAtTS.
SINKS
W ISIISTANI'S,
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
TABLES. \c . Ac
Hit stock of ready made Furniture i
large and warranted of good workman
• hip. and i* all made under bi* immediate!
• uperviaion. and it offered at rate# cheaper
than elsewhere.
Call and #e bi* stock before purchasing
elsewhere ____
J. ZELLER & SON
DRUGGISTS,
No. 6 Brockerhnff Row, Bellefonte
POD'.,
DenlerH tn lru(fw.<'li*tilf , nla,
Icrf4iinrrj,FwiejCowlit Ar,.
Ao.
Pure Wine* and Liquoi* for medical
j purposes alwey# kept. uiaylJ .*j
' I
For tbo coming
Fall and Winter
TRADE
WE ARE FULLY PREPARED.
Now is (he Time!
Select Your Goods
; FRO M
E£SE,
; NEW STOCK.
t
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS
AND GAITERS
MADE TO ORDER
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sole Leather,
B Calf-Skins, Kips,
ETC., ETC.,
At Bottom Prices.
> E. GRAHAM A SON.
Dec' 6 Bollefonte, Pa
| HARRY K. HICKS,
(fi>ue*aor to T. A. Hick# 4l Bro.)
W11O]," NAL li A KKTAIL UKA LK R IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints Glass, Putty, &c.
wrAUo hlUl *• Hgriicj ol I lie tiHi Ki nd Cblllrd Plow for till* countj .T&a
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT SELLS THE SAME QUALITY OF GOOD*
/ 1 EI (iOOD BIIKAD,
VX Uv cabb eat the rew and exten
sive bakorv > of
JOSEPH CEDARS,
(Succ*tr to J 11. Cand*.)
l)ppo*ite ilm Imd Front on AilegLoay
Hreel wher. h lurnitbrt eTery day
Krrtb Bread,
Cake* of all kind*.
PtM, tic., ft*.,
Candies.
SpiCM.
N uU.
Fruit*.
Anything and rvtrjlliirr belonging l ;
Hat if g U.i -ar < ' rij
rience in the bunr-.r**. he flatter* hitn*cS j
that I •• can gurai '.re atilacti't) t allj
*h mav favor him with their patronage
lQ aug tf JOSEPH CKDAHS.
HENRY BOOZER.
( I:\tki: ii 1.1.,
■ivcrtcrrui or
Saddle* Harne** Bridlae. Collar*. Whip*
Flynet*. and aim keep* on hand CoUot .
NcU etc Price* low a* any where #!•
All kind* of repaying done. The bait
•lck alaay* kept on hand All work war
ranted A -hare of the publi. patrotiag
kindly (olicilad. (ocl, if
Prepared Coke j
—FOB—
FAMILY USE.
The Bellefutil* A Snow Shoe R. I! ]
Co. having completed their k
Breaker ami Sreen?, are now pre tt
td to famish #ll ? z- •( C"ke }"••
Slow?, Ivatige# ami Furnace?.
PRICE,
tu.oo I>er Tou of 12000 Poll "da'
DANIEL RHODES.
2'* I Sm t*en. Su|t
HKVDU I,Ss| WIN I HE
inr? in nt* Kt •• • uH
•
>J " J*' a i held n ■
BHPyI' 4 timm •#* lit J rl IftTta* . *•# IB MI ■ +
Apr Sk W e<t 4 ft *••• U
Qlf V W Mired • otitr.il latti r *■*• ft o-1 * to# <•
evj'iil fr any l-Jow.tah n hor*e het<*
1 0 r Ulciii'' .1 . itUv u* r* ~>r l*nc
II All. nHI i,t,|sVjibai'H' >• (i Mit yarn
tr II ' K da 11 A lo , Proprietor*, I na*b*r:
Tal'* Ve.miol
A OM OWAT ACO . t|rnt. tP3 Arr
M fitiMrlplit*. I'a
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
For D.scaxea of lb?
f ft Tbr o * 4 an<' Long*.
ruch a# Cough*. I
■wl ? : Cold*. Whooping.
f HBlp\ Cough, Prcnchiti*
1 dU !hm f tad Con-1
aumptloa.
Tho reputation it hns attained, In
i consequence of the marvellous cure* it
i ha? produced during the last half cen
i tnrv. is a snfllcient assurance to the
1 public that it will continue to realize
i the happiest result# that ran !• detind.
In almost carry section of country
[ there are persons, publicly known, who
have ttocn restored from alarming aud
even desperate diseases of tlie lungs,
by its use. All who have tried It ac
knowledge It* Mi|HTlorltv; ami where
lis virtue? are known, no one hoMtntes
as to what medicine to employ to re
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
I to pulmonary affections. Ciikrhy Pkc
! torai. always afford* Instant relief, and
performs rapiti cures of the milder va
rieties of bronchial disorder, ns well as
the more formidable diseases of the
Jungs.
As a soft;guard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, it
is invaluable; for. by Its timely use,
multitudes arc rescued uud restored to
health.
This medicine pains friends at
cverv trial, as the cures it Is constantly
producing an- too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out It. and those who have oucc used |
it never will.
Eminent I'hyslcians throughout the
Sountry prescribe it. aud Clergymen
often recommend it from their knowl
edge of Its effects.
nttrinD bt
Dr. J. C. AYER ft CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chrmliti.
SOLD B* SIX I)HUOUIT* LVKKVWIIt-Kh
Mi
m INSTITUTE.
SSft?S*4 ! b l U < | Ertobli.hadlnlS7Sforth.enra
• ■ 4 of ( Miivr, Tumora, 1 locra,
. tmBUSSneB-iroitiiu.. .inu Skiu IhMuiaaw
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I patu. lor ioiunuation, nrcnlar* ai u retoiwnooa,
aaure.a ir. Jr\ JU i'Ubk*. Aurora, Jvautt Co., iU.
—HARDWARE !
WILSON, M'FARL ANE 4 CO.
NEW €OOs—PANIC PRICES.
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We *ottld especially call attention to the
Highland Queen Cook Stove,
—AND THE—
VIEL&O'NI >]D£d2 MtimiSfi 87071.
,9#*our Stock bein* entirely New. We offer special
.ffifIIAHDWARK, OILS and PAINTS.-*;
W F CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
IVII.SOV MTARI.ASF A CO..
UUMJB' BLO K. BKLI.KPONTK. PKNN'A.
Spring Mills (I. K !
NEW ROOM f NEW GOODS '
at I. J. Grriible'> St..r* !
SPRING Wlt,l,S.
• ike y<v~4 Ler/Ml al .e V !
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!!
Prices Lower lliaii
Ever.
\nd now anemia a cordial inritation t- ;
hit Inendt, patron*. and public general '
iy-
A 100 a Complete Assortment o' !
t-ady Made Clothing for m*n anc
><iy. Suits as low as to he had in ibt
ity.
Imported and Domestic
DKYGOODS!
Kull llnee '•(
MERINO UNDER WEARS,
For Ladiee, Genta. IL-ya, Misaee tD<i
Children.
Hoaterv, Gloves. Route and Shoee.
HATS .'CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
\nd the mint complete aortmenl of
NOTIONS
nCviitral I'ennaylvania, and pricea tb>
wiUcotDiiel *•>■ in relf defence to buy o
I'itn . Alao Piah, Salt. etc. IS"-
A full line of Howe Sewing Machine
itnd Needles for all kinds of macbiotv
Also deala in all kind* of Grain. Mar
iket price paid lor the same. A specialty
in COAL by the car load.
Jan. Harris Co
NO. 5, BROCKERHOFFROW.
Si
P A 1 N T S,
OILSj ETC.,
J AS. HARRIS A CO.
Bellefonta.
11)HN F. POTTER, Attornry-a.
'I La*. Collecllona promptly mada and a pact
((•OtltitijflTßS toe uoH DavtUtf Uoda OT propSrk It
aisr Will Jraw up and bav *okuvwledfed l>e
lortfag jto Otflcclu lb# itUßond. uorlb atd
IN H'Ufa rtwlltofontn. inliUHw
J £NNSyALL- Y BANKING GC
CENTRE HALL, PA.
t Kt_'K 1 V h OEPOSt 1 E end allow Inte
eat; DtOvount Motet ; and
Smli U'tvurniueiitSecuritie*,
i Gold and Coupons
Vu. WOLF yV*. B MIWOLI
res t t)nabier
- . izzxij
THAT ACT* AT THE SAHE THE ©*
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and tho KIDKEYS.
77. a combined action gfroo ft t
oner to curt all dina**.
Why are we Sick ?
11.ecu* w a-'Uor tVw great ofgoma to bo
a c'c-yed or tor* dp htonov* Aumorw
■ f tier, let forced j.w f.'." i '. d lAof tieumU
V expelled not urn 11 ft.
IjMnH ntDiriLLi
ITRES
EiWfEt oospiar :st ntvtßi PJS
EASES, F:3Atr WEAEXESSES,
AXD
1 Sjf anm'r.ff fret r-tion of tine organ* owd
rotorfng their strength end jvmr to throat
| >f<k*cooe.
WB Why suffer Milleai (nlii sad adtcat OB
Vhy he tormoatrd with ISlnaad Con,l Ipstleal
Why frifhtewj OTer d!>ordrrrd Eldaeyt I
Thy radar* arrraa* hetdsrhei ad llcrjilaai
niftm !
r KinNEY-WOUtV-. r<J -in SoaUA.
flit a dry. rayetaM# tgmpemul an*
Oh potUp will aake all rrrt of WcdMoo,
j (Mttttf row OrnncUt. At att orcfrr tt/hr yea.
tills. rms3s:h' * eo., tv
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Kidney-Wort nod Hop Biltcra for tale
JJ J D Murray
tr ymtuM 11 1* arrrj h. maUari H •' ho* k Hah
U( ar ha* dreplj mod. U |Hr tc.taal relwf. ui .arm a*
~*l thteeir ..... I, fr.H ewe le Ihiee • .. Ifueed Mr*H
.1. I ulualWO ouHber ef Hi'MlWl caa he t.aa If OH*
I U wa ..1 l> • trie), te cob... Ikel 11 iU re haa *•
:m ii.ee, hee flle4 BeM b/ eU d.eler, la nedkiMa. t*
|.rrlnii' weal free as taoelpt #f arte,, h/
I! r. WIITI.Cr nera! osrat farE- 8 aid CaaadH
ISO I'ruiikliu t„ Hutlimore, Md.
II rem'ne Mt trad* Br* u4 4f•totlr nt Dr. J. W. |>#
THIS NEW
TRUSS
fl Ha. . Pad <! l-.-t • W all
MAdMgtSjf -l h If-AdjuitlK.tod
V >4-C le ceoler.Hi , -If *" rouuaa
* u b... w y*ilia u
I U> Haroia to held eeeafelj da/ •ai*M.aaderadtoal<w*W
OU. Ula e*,T. durebla H 1 caeey. h.ttt hf H,:l. < jcaiaf*
Egglestcn Truss Co., Chicago, 111*