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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Th'rs. Oct. 14, 80.
TERMS, $2 per year, when paid in
cdvanse ; $2.50 when not paid mn advance.
Advertisements cts per line for three in
sertions, and beents per line for every sub
sequent insertion, Advertisements by the
year at a liberal discount,
Subseribers outside the county should re.
mit ws 10 ets, amount of one year's post
age, instead of ets as formerly when paid
hy themselves, :
Subseribers san always tell how their aes
counts stand at the Reporter office dy con
sulting the lables on their papers. If the
lable reads **John Roe 1 jan ‘78 it means
that John is indebted for subseripiion from
the 1st of January, 1875, and that ¢t 1s
fame he was paying the printer
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Lewisb'rg, Centre & Spruce Creek
WESTWARD,
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LEAVE AM. ,
Montandon wus sss 1. 00 6.20
Law isDUurg ave ween serena 12 10 6.85
COU, wins wsrss na, sun 20
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~Our county fair was well attended
on last Thursday, The exhibit was not
80 large as at some former fairs, but the
articles exhibited were of first order,
Messrs, Bunnell and Aikeng had a fine
display of musical instruments, in their
bailing, Mr. Camp had a chamber suit
of home-made furniture which was ad-
mired by all. The Philad. Branch had a
fine display of their clothing. 8 & A,
Loeb had a large display of ready-made
goods. Alexander and Co, contributed
the best display of agricultuml ma.
chinery vet had at any fair, A fine dis.
play of stoves by Hicks, Wilson and
AM Farlane also had a nice exhibit
stoves, Wheat, fruit, and other products
of the soil were excellent. The display
of live stock was not up to some former
vears. The amusements were successful
lv carried out. The Society evidently is
heavily in debt, as the Sheriff laid an
attachment on the proceeds on Wednes-
day.
Justice demands that we announce
what is for the general good, as to health,
material prosperity, and comfort, Hence
wo recommend to the people within the
reach of these colums, the well arranged,
well conducted grocery of Sechler & Co,
where all the above valuable results are
to be secured hy all who will patronize
them. Itis an establishment that de.
serves the custom of housekeepers in
this county, for all need groceries, and
Sechlier's keep goods that are wholesome
pure, fresh, and what is important, for
cash will sell at a trifle above cost
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Spring Mille. ene
Coburft Lu
LOWISDUPR wevnsesnsar mens. 30 1246 5.45
Arr. at Montandon......6 50 1.00 6.00
Nos 1and 2connect at Montandon with
Erie Mail, west on the Philadelphia and
Erie R, R,
Nos. 8 and 4 with Day Express east and
Niagara Express west,
Nos. § and 6 with Fast Line west.
Sh serene ERA
Now
for these rewsons wo become their advo
cate : for these reasons they have a large
trade. When men do what is right, far
and honest, they deserve the patronage
and support of all,
The ore excitement is booming again
in the middle and upper end of our wal.
ley. All the shafts sunk thus far, show
that there is an abundance of ore
all through, from south and east of Cen-
tre Hall to Centre Furnace, Gen, Greg:
has opened banks south of here that
prove rich and abundant, Mr, Emerick
has found ore south of our town; Mr,
Hoffer has sunk a shaft on the west of
town : in Harris and Ferguson townships
rich ore mines have been opened. Now
then for the completion of our railroad,
tha ore from along the line will afford
enough of hauling to make it pay.
—(3en, Irvin Gregg, of Lewisburg, has
eased ten acres of ore lands on the Bar
ny Wagner farm, about three miles south
east of Centre Hall. Gen. Gregg last
week opened a number of veins and
found them rich, one of them having a
breast of ten feet. In some places the
are crops out in heavy veins, and there
is every indication of an immense gquan-
ty of rich iron ore on the lease, These
developments will afford additional
freight for our railroad, and we trust wiil
tend to hurry on its completion, of which
there are fiir hopes with the immense
ore beds at the western end
—An ore shaft was begun on Tuesday
on the ground of Mr. John Hoffer, back
of the Reformed church in this place,
with every indication of finding iron
ore.
— Lumber operations are brisk on the
Tressler tract 1a Georges Valley, recent-
ly purchased by Grove & Mingle, A
steam mill has been put on the ground,
and quite a number of hands employed
in the manufacture of lumber, which is
LOCAL ITEMS,
Scnoor-Tax.—Netice is bareby giv
that the schoolsduplioate isin the hands «f
the undersigned for (880. On all tax paid
before Dec. 1, there will be § per ct de.
dusted. From Dec. 1 to Jan. 1, '8], tha
face of duplicate will be required, and on
all remaining unpaid after Jan. 1, ‘81,
there will be an addition of & per ot, so
cording to the act of asssembly.
Bexa, H. Anxzy,
Toct. 2m. Treasurer
—Lyon & Co, claim to offer the !
bargains in overcoats, Try them.
~The fair was largely attended. The
display about the same a8 in former ex.
hibitions,
— Lewins sold more clothing during
fair week than all the rest. Reason: All
the world knows that the Phila. Branch
has the best and cheapest clothing,
—The Hancock Legion of Bellefonta is |
one of the best drilled and finest looking
bodies of men in this political campaign.
—Go to Lewins for a good warm suit
of clothes, for about half price you pay al
other places, Fact—try it.
—Mr. Daniel Kennelly, of Will county,
111, called to see us the “other day in
company with Robert M'Cormick. Mr.
K. formerly lived in this valley, and still
likes to pay his old friends and home a
visit, Boratiit very encouragingly of
Trumbull's prospects in Illinois,
~The only way to account for the fam-
ine in India is the want of an establish-
ment like Schlers grocery, where og
masses could buy the necessaries of life, h ‘ wh :
pure and cheap, There never was want shipped to contractors in the east.
and suffering in Centre county, since} —If you see a well dressed fellow,
Sechler's opened up, and there will not | don't envy him, you can dress just like
be so long as they remain in our midst | him. He got his clothes at the Philad. |
to sell at prices that assures the poorest & | Branch—if you go there you can get as
comfortable living. good clothes as he, and for very little!
. s “x 3% . Oo yr. i
—You can buy a splendid child's suit | Oey |
for $2.00 of Lyon & Co, and a boy's suit
for $3.50,
—Mr. John Houser, of State College,
had his right hand torn off by a thresher
one day last week. The limb was so
shockingly torn that Hig arm had to be fielders around here. It beats any Gar
amputated below the elbow. field beet any way, we'll just bet 329 on
—At all the weddings held last week, | that.
within a circle of fifty miles, the suits| Another big beet has been reported
worn were from the Phila. Branch. That | to this office, and this beet is hard to
speaks volumes, “By-a-baby-go-to- beat by any other beet. It was raised
sleep.” by our good democratic friend, Mr. John
—If there is a better team of merchants, Harper, and measares 304 inches in cir-
lively. pleasant and accommodating, than -umference, weight 14 pounds. This is
Be Rh CREAT AI Sete EL a4 Hancock-English-Curtin beet, There
Bauland & Newman, with their score of ill be Bo famine in the land this year
pleasant clerks, male and female, in this | W'* D€ BO famine 8 youl
state, we have not yet heard of them, ~The Philad. Branch manufactore
The Beehive sells more goods than any | their own goods, hence can undersell
two stores, becanse they keep the largest | all others. They offer you no shoddy.
assortment and sell at near cost. Have one price, and all goods plainly
~The Reporter will extend its cam- marked, and an assortment better than |
: 2 $i Ry HH Jt py half dozen other stores. Go and |
paign rates to March 4, 1881, Hancock's fr ‘vourselves |
inauguration, at 12cts per month. ee ‘or y a |
: : —It seems likely that the Reading |
~The Philad. Branch has clothiog| Ho
enough to supply all the men and boys railroad Fopany will exjend thiiF rad
in this county. They offer special bar- | FesStWarC taro’ to Bnowsice an
ains just now. and at all times sell at house. This would develope a great
a than other stores. because deal of country that ig now dormant for
: : want of a direct outlet in Centre and
they manufacture all their own clothing. Clearfield counties, adding immensely to
—The family of Mr. Ya. Busses; hv. our population and valoation,
ing a short distance south of the Fort, re : :
has been sorely afflicted with typhoid | —October has yen us | Sefightful
fever. Mr. Musser himself had a severe | eather thus far. Mild sunshine by cay
attack, and when convalescent his wife | 30d pleasant moonlight by night. It's
was taken down with the disease and |/95t What one would call neither too hot
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died, on 4, followed by the death of a | 20T t00 cold.
daughter aged about 8 years, a week af-| _p..q 4dy. of Lewistown Marble
fof Sith fv gchet Shiidren JT dons Works, Mr. Stratford warrants tomb-
sympathize with Mr, Musser in his afflic- | tones and monuments for less money
: ~ Mthan elsewhere.
—Isaac Bruss, one of our oldest resis
tion.
—It is the ladi be
ia a fact tut I Can denters, died on Tuesday.
—Keller & Rishel advertise some
—Brers—Mr. John From, of this]
place sent a beet to this office that is a}
socker—it weighs nine pounds, and John
calls it a Hancock beet ; if this beet were
hollowed out it would be large enough
for a salt river craft for some of the Gar-
<
ter suited and plessed at Lyon & C
store than elsewhere, they keep eve
thing, and sell at the very lowest prices.
Cotswold sheep for sale,
—We notice from the Hays’ City, Ks ff x 8. Garver, formerly of Centre Hall,
Sars $hat the Luthtran oo pegution of was nominated for Assembly, by sccla«
new Da, Rev. obo H Harpster is mation, by the democrats, of Worth ceun-
the pastor, and altho’ only baving the | ty Mo. Hope Elias will go in by a big ms
charge about one year, hé has in that | jority—10 times 324. Py
time been instrumental in having the The “oldest inhabitant” of Perry
building erected. We are pleased tono-| : i:
tice from the Star, that Rev. Harpster is | COUDLY 18 dead. Mrs. Elizabeth Bar
a favorite among the people of Hayes | rick died on the 31 inst., at the resis
City, and that he has purchased real |dence of her son, George Barrick, in
gatils there, Whih looks as tho’ he in-| Miller township, aged 105 years,
—Take good advice and when you
want a good boot or shoe, that is honest-
lv put together, go to Powers & Sgn,
who deal honestly and sell honest golf
al prices that you pay for trash often in
other places. Their assortment is supe-
rior to any in this county, and they war-
rant what they sell. They have a spee-
ial stock of boys’ boots. Men, women
and children can be suited always. They
are pleased to show anything they keep.
—Alfted Hayes, of Lewisburg, is the
republican nominee for Senator, in the
Union, Snyder and Lycoming district.
—The epizooty is breaking out among
the horses in New York and other places,
Fhat will noi stop the sale of chieap « loth-
ing at the Philad, Branch, which will go
on, epizooty or no epizooty.
NOV. COURT.—4 MONDAY.
Grand Jurors.
Benner— F. Houser, T. Perdue.
Patton—8. Hamon
Walker—Jas Martin,
Howard twp — H Deop, J T Johnsen, P
Van Horn, A Monigomery.
Spring—dJ 8 Noll, W H Miller.
Snowshos— W R Hayes.
Harris—H Swab,
Huines—Sam’l E Motz,
Boggs—Th. Adams,
Gregg—Joseph Smith, Geo Miller, Geo
Corman.
Bellefonta—W W Montgomery.
Rush—W M'Clellan
Marion—=John Spayd.
Howard boro—H L Lucas.
Liberty—W Bechtol
orth—dJsanh Heo
v tn pater.
College—Geo Dale.
Traverse—1st Week.
Millbeim—J H Breon, W R Honey, H
se, H N Kramer,
—There will be a meeting of the Gregg
township democracy, at Decker's school
house, on Thursday evening, 14. Fred'k
Kurtz, and others will address the meet-
ing.
p (3 ver.
—8e you for Hancock or for Garfield, DE I et Jones, L W Mun-
or Weaver, you are all served alike at |gon. :
Bechler's grocery, one of the best in| Spring—E D Noll, Wm Bilger, P Wi-
Pennsylvania, where any thing in the {on, Juseph Flora, H B Tate. C © Taylor.
line of groceries can be had, fresh, pure Ferguson—H C Campbell, J W Krum-
and cheap. rine, J rd
: ala k Harris— Wm Hoover,
—The Beehive is the peoples store for Potter--John Foreman, J D Murray, J
dry goods. One price, all dealt with
W Conly, W Lobr.
alike, and the best assortment in the| Belefonte—I Lose, John Wagner, Geo
county.
Blackford, N 8 Baily,
Gregg—Chas Miller, J B Leitzel.
~Prof. Bitner who so successfully| Walker—J T Dunkle, Elias Linebach,
taught a select school in this place, for | D Kane.
two years, has left to take charge of the
Penn Hall free school, where he will re-
Milesburg—C L Buffington, Jas Mur.
ray.
ceive better compensation than allowed| Liberty—G W Long.
in Potter.
Union—P B Bush, O Underwood.
Haines—J Myers, A F Kramer, W H
Philips
Miles—Geo Hubler, 8 Krumrine.
Boggs C C Adams.
Howard boro —J Heverly.
Penn—Nathan Corman, J 8 Moyer,
Unionville—Jaohn Alexander,
Worth—Jas Cannon,
Benner—1 M! Entire,
2d Week.
Potter—B Arney, John M'Coy, jr.
Spring—A J Swartz,
Murion—W Brickly.
Gregg—D P Heckman, 0 Armbruster,
Jacob Bitner, W H Bartholemew,
Bellefonte—W H Derstine, E 8 Dor-
warth, C F Cook, J M’'Clure, :
. Boggs -E Nol jr., J Yarnell, W But.
ler.
Walker—oohn Lord, J A Darman.
—They go like hot cakes—those splen-
did suits at the Phila. Branch. Go at
once for a suit if you would save from 3
to 10 dollars,
— Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound is a remarkable remedy for all
those painful complaints and weaknes-
ses 80 common to our best female popu-
lation. Send to Mrs. Lydia E, Pinkham,
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets. Toct 28,
—A Somppiote set of Appleton’s New
American Encyclopedia, good as new,
1873, 16 vol’s, is offered for sale, at a
yreatly reduced price. It is a comdlete
Hrary in itself. Apply at Reporter of-
fice. ft
—The Beehive was the great centre of
attraction, last week—far ahead of the
fair for personal benefit. The splendid
assortment of dry goods, and the low
yrices, struck all with admiration, and by
Puying atthe Beehive all said they saved
a nice little sum of money,
—Stoneware all sizes, wholersle and
retail, at Sechler’s, They buy by the
car load hence are able to sell it lower
Walch.
Dairs,
Liberty—- W H
Benner—H Armagast.
Miles—Jobhn Wirth.
Ferguson—John Baily.
Rush—0O Vile, T J Dunkle.
Penn—N Stover.
Union—W A Alexander,
Worth—C QO Whippo.
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THIATY PERSONS KILLED.
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Jaton between all sections will be a decid:
{ed advantage to the country and give a
new impetus to her business interests,’
John Baird,
- John Baird, president of the City nations
abs About the Business al bank and bmporter of Italian marbla
A REPUBLICAN RUSE
IS EXPLODED BY SOME SOUND]
COMMON SENSE COLLIBRION IN THE HEART
a3 AN & AVS *
OF PITTSHURG.
Pittsburg, Pa., October A terri
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The Bu
Boom Receives its Death Blow
Views of Some Prominent
Commercial Men in Res
gard to the Finan-
cial Qutlook
I don't think it will matter one-hall por] : : . :
cont. either way, said he 1 am in favor | bleguccident vooured here tosnight on
of Hanecook, and if 1 tive I intend to voteithe Pennsylvania Railroad, T
{for him at the November election, lam| Walls accommodation train wh
| of & partienn, howeve y BA :
[hot enough of a partisan, however, 0 say |) 0 } ore at 11,30 o'clock came in
Ithat the election of either oundidate wouid g ! f
[affect the country in the slightest degrea. | lission with a special train
{1am glad to say thal woth parties buy 0 Greensburg at Twenty-eighth st
\nomtngtod good tvun, This country or Both were filled with passengers
inot by partisan politicians If either is pecially the Walls train, which
{elected L don’t think it will materially in-ltained several marching clubs wiilch
itarfere with the business of the country.’ participated in a Democratic demons
stration here to-night, Itis reporte
[that eight} persons were killed out
Manufacturers. E. R. M'Dowell.
lean! E KR. M'Duwell, of the Lembrandt &
right and ten injured. Nothing defi
(nite, however, is known at this hour,
The “BH. Pp" I M'Dowall stove company, could say noth
politicians got a considerable back of the company, as they
otherday by the publication of interviaws i gore divided in opinion He, personally,
Larer—30 deaths are reporte
{by the collision of trains near Pitts.
burg.
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VIEWS OF BUSINESS MEN,
The “Business Peril” Dodge Fails to
Frighten Intelligent Merchants and
game of the repub
sot the
ot | ing in hahalf
with leading business men of Philadelphin did not think thers was an isa Bf Jrnd in
> 3 i fifhis OFY ree trades raining mausirios
he Times of sity jelow will be] ’
in the Times of that city. Bel ! He was & demoerat and favored a change,
found the opinions of some of the More tiaving that the industrial Interests of
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d
of
preminent manufacturers, merchants nod ihe country, as every other interest, woul
“Busi. | profit thereby,
Clement R. Wainwright,
Clement B Walnwright, wholesale gro
“1 cannot see how husiness or other
{industrial interests ean be affucted by the
election
le
A TERRIBLE MASSACRE
SHIPBOARD.
San Francisco, October 0 Th
{following paticulars of an outrag
{upon the schooner Esperanza by (th
natives of the Solomon islands wer
raported by the natives to the eaptai
of the (Queen, recently arrived frou
Nydoey, ‘Lhe Esperanza had put in
to Collo Langhangra where a inet
arose between the chief of that plac.
and Captain M'Intosh. The native
who where allowed on board for trad
ing purposes came on board i
swarms, Ouoe of them seized Captais
M’Intosh round the neck while an
other struck him with a tomahawk
He died almost immediately.
The mate, Peter SBailvey, was butch
ered in a similar manner, and th
four other members of the crew mad.
up of the natives from the wvariow
islands were also killed. Everything
of value to the natives was taken
from the schooner which was ther
burned to conceal the crime. During
the latter part of last month when the
schooner Dauntless of Fiji was off the
island of Api, the boat's crew belong:
ing to the schooner were attacked by
the natives of the island and Frazer,
second officer, and Nicholl, govern.
ment agent, were murdered.
- * pe @
Last night] SUMMER IN THE ARCTIC,
ab ¢ Yin nls » » + * h] nt 1 oe
tained regarding Any disturbance of the | Sbout 9 o'elos k, a freight train on the; San Fran isco, Cal, September 25
tariff laws. | have gone into this thing | Bald Eagle Vallay Railroad, when near|—Mr. G. F. Bartlett. of New Bed
mindful of the interests of the shipebuild Mill Hall, was bad'y wrecked. The engine ford, now in this city, has advices to
ers, aad 1 _ og Th Sus tracy When } ran over a horse, which threw it and thir- the effect that the summer in the Ar
say it wou @ (QIERsire Qu BOR IR Ean a . ey . i» .
jarfield be elected. When we should '0¢n cars from the track, killing the fire [tic has been foggy and mild, The re
Garfield be | » “ ! 44
bave to~day the greater portion ofthe an Bue, named Fae and badly scalding ports early in the season of a great
tire carrying trade o @ world we have Engineer Cox, The horse was lying onl f ion i : , .
In Paulity Dyes meagre percentage. Thats! nek track. Te teok Lil this . ye tn |amount of ice in the straits are pow
what republican rulp has done for us, and! h rw . {accounted for by the mild weather,
3 3 5 a . “I i 4 § 3 rn r & 5 , * ’
we would receive anil Hautinont were Se AWAY oy wreck. Passengers had 10lwhich sent the ice southward. The
they again to succeed, NOW lols have a Ge lranglorred, a . 3 :
EE ot ey and the anata and {cutter corwin has made a search of the
{eastern coast and Herald Island, and
lower house of the sama stripe, and
what thay will do for us.” later will visit Wrangel Island,
oapitalists who takenostoek in the
i" dodge ofthe republican trick |
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Thomas
homas
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A. Neott.
Coke Seatt: do not
bealiave that : af the
country bave anything to fear from thel
alection of wither Garfield or Hancock
Wao have had a revenues tarill ever since]
| ministration might momentarily affect
{business buat not permanently nor serious:
the war, and it has been more than ample
for protection, and the present generatio
will not see a tariff, under any party, thaifiy, »
will not be on the revanua standard, unt
the national debt is practically paid. The |
more business can be separated from poli |
wel A
Caarles T. Parry,
Charles T. Parry, of Burnham, Parey,
Williams & Co, proprietors of the Bald
win locomotive works: A change of ad
the business intaresis
Caleb Cope.
Caleb Cope, president of tha Philadel
yiphis savings fund
: . CDon’t know anvihing
e a y wa prosperous it will} A :
be 5 the safer and more § : | et it. 1 don't meddle with polities,”
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George Bullock. VA RIOUS CA US ES—
George Bullock, of the Conshohocken :
wollen mille: **1 believe the election of Advancing years, cara, sickness. disap
General Hancock would secure on a firmer | pointments, and hereditary predisposition
basis what has been established by the|—all operate to turn the hair gray, and
war. The people of the country will see] either of them inclines iL to shed prems
that no party shall destroy its prosperity [turaly. AyEn's Harr Vicor will restore
or vitiate the great principles the war has [faded or grav, light or red hair to a riot
socomplished. 1 have known Genera! brown or deep black. as may bo desired
Hancock for years, and have no hesitation | It softens and cleanses the sealp, giviag i
in saying that if elected he will see thats healthe action It removes and cure
nothing is dore by bis party to destroy or [dandruff and humors. By dts use falling
hinder the general prosperity of the coun- [hair is checked, and a new growth will be
try. As regards the tariff 1am well sat~| produced in all cases where the follicles
isflad that congress itself cannct frame ajsre not destroyed or the glands decayed
bill that would satisfy all sections of the! lts effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
country, snd I think the only feasible] weak or sickly hair, on which a few appli
way of framing a tariff bill is to leave it to| cations will produce the gloss and fresh
% commission, to be appointed by theiness of youth. Harmless and sure in its
presidentiand confirmed by the senate,” [operation it is incomparablessa dressing,
John H. Dialogue. and is especially valued for the soft lustre
John H. Dislogue, tha Camden iron and richness of tone it imparts It con
ship-builder: “I can assure you there jg Ins Hg oll ot dye. and will not soil
not the slightest desire on the part of the | OF ) or w ata « am rie, yet it lasts long on
democratic leaders—with whom I come|'R® B8I% and Rasps 1 ‘rash and vigorous,
in close contact with every dav, not only | FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS,
in this state. but in Pennsyivanin and! .
New York—to change the tariff. That's a} A TRAIN
false issue, If Hancock is elected (and I| Y.ock Haven
believe he will be) no fears need be enter
WRECKED BY A HORSE
October
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se! —The trial of Emanuel Eutinger, forthe
John O James {murder of Mrs. Kintzler, took place at!
John OO. James, of the wholesale dry Middleburg last week, and he was con
Foods firm of James, Santee & Co.: *71!victed of murder in the The A JLOVERSHOOTS HIS SWEET.
Oolieve that business Snesally wonld be svidend HEART, HER MOI'HER
more prosperous under Hancock thanimy. po. ices were continued until Dee ND SRLE
under Garfield, as Huncoek's election The other cases were oa ntinued until De-| —_ 5 Al I HIME ELF, :
would end our sectional strife and give It will be remembered Chicago, October 8,—A dispatch
harmony to business interests of all sae that one or two of the parties were tried | from Quincey, Ills, says that about
i n > hat hai wo # 3 . i y . ¥
tions. 1do not believe Shut busines D8 some months ago for the murder ofthe old [five o'clock last evening a young man
anv serious danger to apprehend from thal eo thay wore cleared. 14 od Rell livi it} :
election of any president who is honestly |™ intzler a: ey ere cleared. named Sellers, living with a family
chosen by the people. Both free govern. They have all been indicted named Baker, six miles from New
ment and business are stronger than any der of the wife and as the evidence is near Canton, during Baker's absence from
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party or a y the same as that against Ewinger, there hame, insisted that the daughter, fifs
. Larier. 5 ™ NL
* . . is scarcely a doubt of the whole party be | raen v
I bave been in the business for thirty ing convicted. Snyder county Te y {Leen Years of age, to whom he had be.
years, said J. B. Cnrter, of the baraware | ! . 8 ye county will #008 some attached, should promise to mar
3 } | Ive first clas y n onl : .
firm of John G. Brenner, Bon & Uo When & Ural cing banging sensalion ob ley him, This was refused whereupon
I went into busivess nine-tenths of the band. {he drew a revol d first shooti
goods we sold were imported; now we sell] 17 Riinger is hung, it will be the first], NT a
ten times as many goods of home manu-| =. = eral p ' ‘ {the dog immediately shot the mother,
tacture as we do of imparted articles. The| 'A7RI0K In contra’ Tanna for at leasta| bop the girl whose hand he sought.
duty on cutlery is about fifty per cent half a century. Centre, Clinten, Clear He next placed the pistal to hi
advalorem and the English manufacturers field, Union and Snyder county, have had ah piaced lhe pisloi to Dis owd
cannot compet with us Sheffield And emple and fired. Every shot proved
fatal. A younger daughter witness.
eannot be sold here for lass than $8 50 per boli ( oi
3¢ . Files of home nufscty ran counties we Delleve LUeniro i the aniy one
zen, Files of home manufsctore can be lod the tragedy and gave the above
{facts in her testimony before the core
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rst degree,
‘8 WAS very clear aguinst Eutinger. |
gember court
forihe mur
files : : ; \
nu execution in that time. f these
C¢ : .
sold for $2.76 snd answer the same pur- that ever bad a hanging.
poss. Iam a protectionist. But 1 can't] ———
see how the election of Hancock or Gur Bera : Val a oat _loner's jury.
field is going to effect business one way or| Of the I ittshurg role ‘ama $3.201, | Nn :
the other. The parties are very evenly 013.88 worth have been settled for $2, | . ARE T* TET HS 1
balar ced and neither party, if they were 480 787 07. [tis estimated that not |d SALOON KEEPER'S THROAT
¢ ispo i ursu@ wligy th ht Zh . i rT rR Ts y
80 disp sed, gare pursue a po oy t al over £200,000 more will be required Ld L 1 BY ROL GHS,
would unsettle trade and bring foancial ) . i Cir cinnati. O t ber 3 A s . |
disaster upon the country. This cry of a to pay the losses in full. | . \nncinhatl, Ustober J.—A specia
change in the tariff {s 8 mere clap trap to from Massillon, Ohio, reports that last)
evening John Maicre, a saloon keeper)
raise money. Men are easily frightengd :
Frank Leslie's Weekly, in Massillon, bad his throat cot by a|
They
The only Democratic Illustrated News: | pang of ronghs whom he had put out
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MARRIED,
Onb inst, John J. Musser and Sarah
{ Miller, both of Bellefonte,
On Soptemhar 20, 1880, at the residenca)
of Mr. h, P. Kline, Mr. David H. Millar!
of Logan Mills and Miss Jennie M, Kahlo
of Greenville, Sugar Valley.
At the residence of Mr, George Flora
near Contre Hall, on Ost, 7, 1840, by Johe
(Shannon, J.P, Mr, David Meese, of Pot
or township, Centra County, to Miss Ra
eee Houle, of Ferguson lownehiip,
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Hept. 28 hy J. A. Kosor. Mr. OO. LL.
Wenver of Huntingdun county, to Mis
Ligsy J. Steffy, o! Fine Grove Milla
At the M
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E. Parsonage, Penn Hall
Pu, October 7, 1880, by Rev Benson
vhkers, Mr. Michael M. Burkholder,
Miss Busan B. Emerick, both of Centre
A Centre Co , Pa,
On the Tth of Oatober, hy Rev W. EK,
faugh and Mise
of near Bpriag
fischer, r. Andrew
Annis Thatcher, both
dilis, Pa,
We are now oj
DIED, ‘oy :
comprising full lines of
On 4th, near Centre Hill, of typhoid
aver, Mrs Musesr, aged 81 yours and
aonths, On 1th, of typhoid fever
iwughvar of tha above parents aged show
+ years, This child was at the funeral ow
er departed mother on the Wednesday
Irevioyus,
Dry Goods, Carpe
otswold and Liecester Sheep.
The undersigned have 150 Cotswold and
Leicester sheep, thorough head just fron
enelh, i 1ew being yearlings; splendid
tock and without its equal in these pares
fared to parties at private sale in lots to
uit, Sheep at L. M. Rishals,
DC KELLER,
L.M, RISHEL
CLOTHI
be
A HOME FOR BALE. — OUR MOTTO IS: —ONE PRIC
30 sept 3m,
A good dwelling house, about 14 sere
sround with stable, smokehouse, and oth:
routhuildings, and a WAGON MAK.
ER SHOP, near Farmers Mills, is offerec
{private sale, All kinds of choice fraits
wm the premisie. A very desirable proper
DANIEL LUSE,
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It is reported that the town of Illa~
pel in Bouth America has been des.
troyed by an earthquake and 200
lives lost,
v.
14 oct dt,
LEWISTOWN
Marble & Granite
WORKS.
Bix sons, each six feet in height,
acted as pall bearers at their father's
(Jobn McMurray's) funeral on the)
4th inst., at Duncannon. i
The Daily Dispatch published a
complete tabulate statement by coun-|
ties, cities and towns of the result of
the census in Virginia. So far as the
population is concerned the aggregate
figures show itto be 1,509.33) in
1880, against 1,225.163 in 1870, be-|
ing an increase during the last decade]
of 284,172, or over 23 per cent. |
Cheyenne, Septouiver 26.—Foor!
inches of snow fell yesterday at Took. |
out station, on the Umon Pacilic rai
road,
The undersigned respectiully informs
the public of Penpsvalley thal he is pre
wared to do sll kinds oi work in Marsrx
Anh GRANITE at
Cheaper Rates Then Elsewhere.
Write for designs and bear my prices,
PD. R.NTRATFORD,
ctid ly. Lewistown, Pa.
E XECUTORS NOTICE. —
Letters testamentary on the estate of
Jacob Bitner, late of Gregg twp , dec'd
having been granted to the undersigned,
«il persons endebted to said estate are re
quired to make immediate payment, and
hose haying claims against the same to
present them duly authenticated by law
for settlement, H. PF. BITNER,
Penn Hall, Pa,
14 oct. Gt Executor
I ED MILL PROPERTY AT PUB
LICSALE. Will be sold at
Public Sale in Potter tep,, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20h, 1880,
the valuable Grist Mill, known as the
RED MILL sand a TRACT OF LAND
containing 46 ACRES, bounded by Sink
ing Creek, by lands of Jacob Royer, Ben
jasmin Bitner, Jobs Hinebach, Daniel
Fleisher, Joseph Bhirk, dec'd, Jacob
Preaster and John M'Coy, with all the
water rights, liberties and privileges ap
surtenant thereto, Toercon eregted s two
sory log and frame DWELLING
HOUSE BARN. and all necessary out
wiildings Also an excellent ORCHARD
OF CHOICE FRUIT, and a well of nev
:
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Bpring Miils Market,
Wheat No 1,95, No 2, 85, No
Rye, 6
Carn, oars, per ba, 40 ¢,
Corn old. 40¢,
Outs, Sik
Ruckwhest
Barley, Gl
Claverseesd, 85 010
Plaster, ground per ton, §
Flour, per bbl $6.00
Butter, 18¢
Tallow, 8,
Lard, 60,
Ham. 10a
Shouldars, Yo
Bacon or side. 3
Eggs par doz a
Correcte
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BELLEFON LE,
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HE sti Sell
ONII PRICE STORE
the largest and of capest stork of goods ever offsred in Centre county
i
ts, Notions, Yarns, Boots & Shoes,
NG MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
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THE BEST GOODS, AND NO YISREPRESENTATION,
New Stock! New Goods!
CENTRE A GIGRS’,
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WE HAVE ON AAND A NIW STOCK OF!
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Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Notions, Groceries,
Glass & Queensware, &ec., &e.
AND IN WHICH WE OFFER UNHEARD OF BARGAINS
TC
ag ha of gs Suh T ites yl
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
whieh we will soi) as cheap as ean be bought anywhare else in the county
and wie prepar ol to prove Ng ovis jut aa chap
rerpeciiully invite the prapie of Centre Hall { tb
to call ou us and be couvivesd 1928 what we shy isso.” * *
CLEVAN DINGES.
wor w—— {}
ward,
&
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Ve wish 1
We mgke (he faot be }
wo | Enown thal we are selli
wy sore in the posinin
We
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wr falling water. The mill is in excelent
repair, having been recently refitted, and
the land under high state of cultivation
and good fences
Teams oF Save. —~Une third of purchase
money on confirmation of sale, ane third
in ane year and the balance in two yearn
with interest from confirmation of sale, t
he secured by bond and morigage on the
premises
CATHERINE ROYER
JRO. B ROYER,
Administrators
{li
sept 10.
ASW
ANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored!
Just published, a pew adiitos of Dr. Oulverwell's
onebrdiad Hesay as the radical care (without med!
cine] of re ervhass or wal Webknas, in
voluntary Semin! Losses lmpot » Mental and |
Phisical Tuespacity, impediments ta Marr age, ole ||
sha Cppepmplion Epllepey snd fits, induced by
seit indulgence ar sexual extravagance &e, i
be celebrated eather. in this admirable Hasay,
clearly demonsteston from & thbily jears’ sacoess
are going to bave a big meeting of manu-
fucturers at the Academy on Monday Win blished 1: ; if
night and they will scare the manufacture | POPEr published will be sent postpaid, for{ ge ig place. They returned and
ers into giving money for a corruption To patie {until end of Catipaigh for stoned the sttloos and hi i fi .
fund. I travel a good dex] in the west and Rirty o ents. Agents wanted in every A10M, a us wi e went
town. Send 30 cents for five weeks sub- for the police, On returning Mre
scription ; cents | ostage si : i
Crplion, Or six cents In postage & AMPS Maicre found her husband dead on |
the floor. None of the perpetrators
south and I find that the free trade venti
ment there 1s not nearly as strong as it % 4
tor sample copy snd lliustrated Cates
togus. Clubs of four will be sent for five
exs. for one Address FRANK ‘have been arrested. Maicre is de-
LESLIE PUBLISHING Cu. 15 DEY | neil 1 d
scribed as a desperadp.
two brothers pam»?
y residing in nu
t
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According to recent statistics, tak-
ing 1,000 we!l-to~do persons snd 1,000
poor persons, after five years there res
mained alive of the prosperous 942,
f the poor only 6565. Atter filly
years there remained of the prosper.
ous B57, of the poor 283; at seventy
vears of age there remained 235 of the
prosperous and of the poor 65.
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To TRESPASSERE —Some persons think
that the sign boards forbidding hunting,
fishing, or trespassing upon private lands
are of little account and that they may be
disregarded with impunity, This is a mis-
take, at the law makes it an act of trespass
wo go upon cultivated or enclosed lands for
any purpose without permission of the
owner, even if there is no sign board, and
the owner is entitled to recover actual
damages for such trespass, Where the
wign boards are properly erected, any per-
son who trespasses upon lands so guarded
in liable not only to pay the sctual damag
as, but also a penalty vot exceeding $25
If, however, the owner wishes to avail
himself of the provisions of the law, he
Robert Patterson,
Robert Patterson, of Hughes & Patter.
son, proprietors of the Delaware roiling
mills, said although a republican, he did
not believe *‘all this talk about ruin to
nusiness if Hancock was elected.” ¢
was strongly in favor of protection, but,
he added, ‘the democrats are busines
ven, too, They will do nething to hurl
industry, for when in power they will be
self preservative. Of courselthey will tin
zer with the tariff to show what they
know, as every person does who comes in
+o a new place, but they will not drive the
sountry to ruin.” :
Harry E. Packer,
Harry E. Packer, of the Lehigh Valley
tailrond, whose railroad and mining inter-
este are very extensive, and who is giving
active, zealous support to General Han-
cock, says: ‘1 do not fear any disaster to
the business interests of the country in the
ruquirements,
sign board, not less than a fool square, to
every fifty acres of land,
dream or pond, which
ia linble to a penalty of $25,
habit of lowering tho fence and cros
sing finlds, on Kurtz's land, near
Hall, are hereby cautioned against furthe
{PEE PRSH,
law will be inyoked against the same,
Samuel Frogy,
| f. Tonuah
than they thought they ought to pay for a}
manufactories that are springing up all}
> A LEXANDER & C London, October 5, ~The St Pe-|
Henry D. Welsh, of the wholesale dry! LEXANDER & CO. : i
esident of the American steamship coms | |
AND Hil
SEED STO |
is elected. I think, however, that Gen-! od RE. i + y £ & - i
{governments of Toir, Viadimier, Sam-
ic party i : 0 i 3 | {me : : E
ic party is more conservative and pro that is, to deal in and to furnish to farmers 1 AgADIOG are rapidly emptying|
John T. Rabhins, of the firm of 8. Rob that farmers use, in¢luding SEEDS of all
cock or Garfield would have much effect! qythorized agents for the sale of the SY R- On W ednesday Inst a Degro _em-|
be much changed in either case Ido not gp, de: } Fan . : :
now made; also the Keystone and iron| white man. The negro was arrested!
the election of Hancock would result in 8! sume amount of money. Also the Centre a band of men overpowered the guard’
B. K. Jamison. {now in use in Centre county der onstrate |
ness men of the country are sble to take/the latest improved patterns, { This afternoon
Hancock will, in my opinion, have no ma«/ either 83 separate Mowers, Combined! awit, quarrelled, when the
empt of republican speakars 4a P-L Taher 4nd Binders.
x a |probable fatal wound. The father on
kind in the market, isa)
men. The democrats tried the same thing
and Binder, Onll and see it. London Times says; Heavy rains
themselves and rot w be influenced by ‘
horse, will follow and bind all the grain
William Massey bend of the brewing ¢ been
the price ofthe machine in one year, by |
railway company; ‘I am a Huneoek man,
THE McSHERRY GRAIN
oelitical way. I thick, however, that the
wehments, It is the best grain dedi for
the north and south strongerthan ever be
SEPARATOR ~The reputation of this
not talking from selfish motives, because
Any person wanting one, or in
change in the tariff if General Hane i
c
| "VICTOR CLOVER HULLER.—We
not a free trader by any means. 1think|®
WAGONS CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
reasons .1 do not think, however that th
any material distress upon the nation.” | UN, the reputation of which is so well ee
i “i > SAE ' 0s r
dry goods firm of Hood. Bonbright & Co.:| 4%" Phaetons, und Buggies All are
J 10 N he buyin elsewhere, CO
ver who is elected or what the politicians |," fore buying ers. Catalogues
Cayuga plaster finely ground, as good as
Do., eclothiers; “1 don't think business
yrrdars only, Phosphates always on hand
trust the future in Hancock's hands,
POWDER «Weare Dupout’s agents.
fure,
highest market price for all kinds of grain.
sell at lowest price
and agricultural purposes excel all oth-
parties wishing goed and true scales
in wantof anything in our line to ¢all at
those in attendance more paticularly the
used to be, People who used to grow! at
weeks for one dollar,
pocket knife now want protection because (np ET NEW YORK Toet OL
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over the country
Ror: rn of Jor Bana ES aa |tersburg correspondent of the Times!
ny: ‘‘Business is not disturbed by poli. the Russian papers from all parts
ral Hancock's election will give greater BELLEFONTE, PA. |
ressi ve than the republican party.” i .
Rg ’ Pp partly {at the lowest possible price everything inltheir stores for consumption in the
ins & Son iron manufsctyrers: “1 dolkinds.
on the industries of the country. Ido not ACUSE CHILLED PLOW, made st loyed on the St. John's and Lake
see how it could be under existing circum- | hesm plows made at Centre Hall. No
t ; J wil. 0 bet ' ’ : i
|and carried to Fort Mason, At night]
sgrious modification of tho tariff laws, but| Hail Cornplanter. We need say nothing land took the pe
B K. Jamison. of the banking firm of them to be the best.
care of themselves and of the politicians] MOWERS, REAPERS and GRAIN | Fahe
terial effect opon the business interests of Reapors and Mowers, single © {struck the younger on the forehead
h THE WHEELER, No. 6, as a combin-
business men and intimidate capita] to be
Y og the wonnd fell dead,
X THE GREATEST IMPROVEMEN1 |
years age, and it only recoiled ngainst . |
Nort fect is won-
e A . : derfully per eet. i * * 5 ;
politicians in thoir transactions ar (have caused disastrous floods in Roh
that any Reaper with side delivery will cut | been lost and the crops hay
Arm of Willlnm Massey & Co . and presi-
taking up from the stubble that which is
put I am & business man and I don't like
either with or without broadens: hoes, with
alection of General Hanoock will have s
all purposes in the murk
fore. It will lead to increas d business
machine is so well established that we can
wo do comparatively little busingss with
ock | need of repairs for those now in ti% coun.
was elected, but I think it needs revision
re the agents for this celebrated Huller
our present tariff is objectionable to the|'n
tand PHAETONS —Wenre agents for the
Thomas G. Hood. Lenbhished aso of the CORTLAND
$ ; . Cull » rei
“As long as Providence blesses us with warranted. Usll and see specimens and
if furnished on application
say.
Henry M, Frank:
the best Noy Scotia, at the low price of
will ba effocted one way or the other by
special munures for diflerent crops sold
aver.”
Blasting, Sporting and Rifle powder on
GRAIN.—After the growing crop fis
QUAL.~Our yard is always stocked
LIME. —~ We make the best white lime in
ors, .
FAIRBANKS SCALES.-Weare their
at their lowest prices.
our store roots opposite the Bush House,
supe of our business.
College Goodhart,,
iar Fron
the tariff because they had to pay more)
they are interested in different kinds of] be
EW ENTFRPRIVE o oS o
| NEW ENTERPRISE DISTRESS AND POVERTY. |
Henry D, Welsh.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT fears: Reports of death and poverty
, and will continue prosperous whoev-| {of the interior, particolarly from the!
: 3 o i) . p |
stability to business, because the democrat! They mean by this all the name imports, | on and Saratory, The granaries at|
John T Robbins
» . ith h . y rou . fs »
the shape of an agricultyra! froplement interior of the country,
not think that the election of either Hans! At presant we have on hand and are the|
think the policy of the government would Syracuse, N. Y. It ia the best chilled plow | Sustice Railroad killed his boss, a!
stances. Many think, or at least say, that! ter plows than these can be hed for the
I do not think so.” {about the merits of this planter, us the 0001) 0
B. K. Jamison & Co.: *'1 think thebusi-] HARBOWS add CULTIVATORS
also. The election of either Garfield or] BINDERS. —Of these we sell the Osburn | Mars
our country. I consider, however, the at- {us Combined | «~sBrvesters ori ®" as,
3 (with a mug inflicting a ghestly and
: machine, is the bes chi
an insult to the intelligence of business oe : Mt machine of the
them, Business men are loed todhink for OF THE AGE is the Norristown Gleaner! A dispatch from Calcutta to the
. w i n
A Any boy twelve years old, with iy >
William Massey. 3 y dy with oneiioind, Bengal. Many lives have
Irm of : fv not only binds but vleans, and will save liauch injured.
oniot the Philadeldhin and Atlantic City
now lost
my name to get into the public printe in DRILL
or without fertilizer +nd sped sowing ate
«ood effect on the country and will unite as
THE GEISER THRESNER AND
hetween the two sections of country, 1 um
| say nothing about it that the people do not
the south. There might possibly be a|know.
ity, please On
anyhow. Although I am a democrat, 1 am | 5
Centre county.
husiness interests of this country for many |
¢ . }
lection of General Gurfleld would bring | ale of the colebrated CONKLIN WAG
| mn 3 1 pR red y TNT 2
Thomas G,. Hood. head of the wholesale) PLATrURM SPRING WAGONS, Car
: : d i . i . ple je
good crops business will be good, no mut: sxamine catalogues as to styles and prices
PLASTER AND FERTILIZERS —
Henry M Frank, of Frank Brothers &
$7 00 per ton. Peruvian Guano sold on
the election: 1 am perfectly willing to
10W- | ypon ordars nt manufacturers’ prices,
hand snd sold at wholesale prices; also
harvested wo will be prepared to pay the
with the best Anthracite Uoal which we
the State. Its properties for Mechanical
Sfjenis in Centre county and will supply
al
We extend an invitation to everybody
and see what we have, and lesrn from
Bellefonte May 6. ALEXANDER & 00
event of his «'“ctions Ithinkthat a i
.
{ be administration fad # full roca
full pracilos, thet the alarming oom wonons of
self abuse way be radically cared; poluty oul &
mote of cure at once simple, sertatn, and 156i,
by means of which every vullerer, no matier what bis
oopdition mag be, say cure bimsel! cheaply. Private
ty aud radically 2
.. This Lectyre shenid "i is iby hagds of every
youth and avery mag fo (he lan
gen! pner veal, 14 & plate opvsiope, to any address
post paid, on receipt Of six cents Of twee postage
THE CULVERWEL!, MEDICAL OO
41 Ann St, New York, N. Y ; Post Office
Box, 4586,
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sRAHAM & SON. xis. LDR
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iare far ahead in quality and prices of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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Be sure and give them a call on your|
way to the Fairi you want a perfect fit, |
{all widths from A to E, |
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
s represented, we will make our word]
goud for every thing we sell, All rips re-|
paired gratis on warranted work, we bave
{for indies and children
|THE CELEBRATED BURTS SHOES
[OF NEW YORK, REYNOLDS BRO'S|
ISYRAOUSE N. Y.. PH'LA, FINE]
ISHOES, ELMIRA, BINGHAMPTON,
{WILLIAMSPORT BOSTON fine cnif]
{and kip boots, for man and boys. Ladies]
{and children, fine oalf skin winter shoes, |
Emirs make, gum boots and rubber]
goods of all kinds a fine lot of Tennessee |
Sole Leather Just received, caif skins
Kips, &¢.
GRAHAM & SON
Be tefonte, Pa.
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PISCOY EI La OF
YDIA E. PINKHAM'S |
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure
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Tor all Female Complaints,
ts provaratisn, as its name signifies, consists of
setable Properties that are barmlo oa to the seat dol
clnvalid, Upon ane trial the merits of tis Cum |
1 eit be rosorniasd, agreliof is lmmediate ; end
ix continued, fa ninety aine cass in a hun, |
arncrtouroiseflected asthourands will tos |
3 ant of iis proven merits, itis today re
cuader asa prosenibad by the best physicians io !
oO couulry i
It will cure entirely the worst form of falling |
ho wierus, Lewcorrhoa, frregulsr and painful |
v1 vation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflasemation and |
ration, Ploodings, all Displacements and the con. |
(uont spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to |
i Change of Life, It will dissolve and expel tumory |
wn the uterusinan early stage of development, Tha |
Wiener to cancerous humors Wiero ie oheoked wory |
vodily by its use, i
in fact it has proved 0 bo he great. |
t and beat remedy that has ever been Slaeover
it permeates every portion of The tyme, end fives
{vw leand vigor, It removes [adtlues dattioney
trays alleraving for stimulants, sei. Pilloves Yoel nooy
+f the stomach ’ .
i Neuro Bloating, TMeadaches, Nervous Prostretion,
{| denerad Debility, Sloopiosenc sc, Doprecion sod adi
. That feeling of bearing down, canging pein,
nd backache, fa rlva ss poricasently cured by
| Meuse, It willat all ties, tod usderail clroumaton
sa, nob in harmony with tho law that governs the
» | feraclomryitem,
{For Kidney Complaints of either sox this compound
is unsurpassed,
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| Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Ta nreparcd at 239 and 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass,
rien $1.00. Six bottles for $406. Bent by wail in the
orm of pills, also in the form of Logengos, on receipt
f price, $L00, por box, for either. Mra PINKHAM
reely answers all etters of inquiry, Send for pem-
hlet. Address os sbove Mention this paper,
No family should be without LYDIA E PINKHAN'
AVER PIL1S, They cure Lonstipation, Biliousnesy
ats per box,
Srnsom # bay deb”
jul2ly
Kept 30 1
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PR. RIL CLARK, Seuth kere, Vi, says,
“in onses of KIDNEY TROULLIS it has
bd acted like un oharm, It hascured many very LR |
BE bad cases of PILES, and hos never fulled to i
not efotontly.™
NELSON FAIRCHILD, of 81. Albans, Vi, §
snvs, “It 1s of nelocloss value, After sixteen
yours of great suloring from Plies and Coes LJ
tivences it complotely cured me.” !
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