i
ONE EXPERIENCE FROM MANY'
“1 had been slick and miserable so long
{and had caused my husband so much
a
WINTRY WEATHER.
THE CENTHE
Centre Hall, Pa, Th’
A POSSIBLE ELECTORAL IM.
BROG LIO.
oz » |
A Difference of F ifty Degrees of hq failure of the Georgia electors te meoy
Heat in Five Hours. {on the day appointed by law for the eles [trouble and expense, no lone seemed to
Salena, Kan., Dec. 5, 1880, ~The waoaths tors in the severaliStates to assemble and | James Stephenson, of the United States | know what alled me, that 1 was complete
ar is growing veory cold here fn change of | cast their voles for i resident and V 100s Geologic al ourvey, District of Now Maoxis}y disheartene { and discoura rinid in this
aver fifty degrees having o0c urred in fiye 1 resident, while it 18 without Prac Lic alc Uy arrived here Inst night, bringing nows | frame of mind | got fn bottle of Hop Bitters
~The German Reformed Sabbath ANOTHER OLIF NTOWN,
School, of this place, intend having a
Christmas tree on Christmas,
«Mr. J. D. Murray killed a hog last
Thursday which dressed just 329, Mr.
Murray was for Hancock, the hog evi-
dently was for Garfield.
—Weldirect attention to Dinges’ new ad.
vertisement on another page, and would
advise you to give Cleve a call before
purchasing holiday presents elsewhere,
~ James Koch, a native of Centre
county, now of Shelby county, Ill, is
paying his old home, mother and broth
ers George, Amos and Jacob, a visit, and
also called upon the REPORTER,
Coats and dolmsns at astonishing
low prices, at the Beehive,
{ ) ' pi ‘ |
[Curious Discovery of a Canyon Full]
rs Dec. 9. , 80. of Caves in New Mexico,
29 TERMS. —$2 per year, when paid in
cdvance ; $2.60 when not paid m advance.
Advertisements 20ets per fine for three in-
sertions, and beents per line for every sub.
sequent insertion, Advertisements by the
year at a liberal discount,
Subscribers outside the county should re.
mit wus 10 ets, amount of one year's posi
age, instead of 20ets as formerly when paid
by themselves.
Subseribers can always tell how their acs
sounts stand at the Reporter office dy con-
sulting the lables on their papers. if the
lable reads “John Roe 1 jan '70'" if means
that John is indebted for subscription from
the 1st of January, 1875, and that of
time he was paymg the printer
Lewish'rg, Centre & Spruce Creek RR
WESTWARD.
1 5
LEAVE AM, WM,
Montandon wees sesssssens 1 20
Lowishurg coven 7 35
Coburn, wuss nnn AD
Arr. at Spring Mills,.....0 50
EASTW 24RD.
BELLEFONIE, Pa.
OR BARGAINS
ONE PRICE STORES
HOLIDAY GOODS!
We have an immense variety of goods suitable fu
ain bower ile wis cit | HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at popular prices, for Ladies,
Jers ol (xentlemen and Children.
3
ws— might nevertheless have given rise to very cently in the course of his labors. While! soon began to lmprove and galooed io
A Severe Galo In The Northeast. [serious trouble in ease, for example, the near Santa Fe, N, M, recontly, he was fust that my husband and family thought
Milwaukee, Wis, Deo. 6, 188 ~A [election in New York and Connecticut informed by Indians that there was within | jg strange and unnatural but when 1 teld
southwest gale has prevailed here all duy bad resulted differently. The Georgin/a fow miles some ancient caves that be|them what had helped me, they said
ranging as high as fifty miles an hour. [electors failed to meet simply because the would find interesting [“ Hurrah for Hop Bitters! long may they
The steam barge Leland, from Maniton, Georgia State law failed te provide fur the he found, forty miles from Santa Fe, ton |, oener, for they have made mother well
made port here this afternoon damaged | very obvious contingency of the first | miles from the Rio Grand River, a cliff ng happy.’ The Mother.— Ho
and badly iced, having lost a part of her Wednesday in December being also the town composed of caves in the recky side]
cargo. Her captain reports ether vessels! first day in the month, By the constitu«/of a canyon thirty miles long, never bos
#8 having sailed from Maniton shortly afs|tion all the electors in all the States are fore visited by a while man
we PRY your small debts this month, ter Leland which have not arrived yet, required to assemble and vole upon the much impressed with the greatness of his
especially to the poor and laboring and must have a rough time even if they |same day. By act ef Congress the first [discovery that, tor a moment, he could
classes, and printers, because first, they have weathered the storm Wednesday in December is designated as oarcel y speak. When he did it
may need the amount, and secondly, be teeth hasta . the day on which they shall so meet, The terms of wonder and admiration, Ths
cause they may want to make some A COURT OVERPOWERED AND Al. 2 \ 1 : tows. or sucenslon OF o nt in the
holiday presents as well as yourselves. "MISONER 1.YNCHED. electors whe are thus require to meet are|lown, or succession of ex: avations in the
: PRISONER LYNC those to whom the Governor of the State solid rock for thirty miles, is one of the
yrs Yuta 16 2d sake god ah Nashville, Tenn, December 2.~Dan shall have issued the necessary certificate largest, if not the largest, ever discovered,
a he I thea Smith, colored, who attempted 10 assaultior thir election or appointment. This The houses are dug out of the rock side
ty some f
try to keep good health, All these con- : : ct HY .
duce to happiness—you make all these | ® young white girl in Giles coun certificate, by the law of Georgia, the Gov. a depth of from
X ernor is required to issue on the first Mon Apparently they were excavated with
points by buying good, pure and whole: time ago, was sentenced 10 twenty-one
some groceries at Sechlers, years in the penitentiary at Paliski to-day day In December. Unfortunately, this stons implements, Uhey are also inacces
year the first Monday camgafier the first 'sible from (he plains Mr,
~At Penn's Furnace twenty-five now | for assault with intent to commit murder,
houses are being erected for the use of | As soon as this virdict was found & mob Wednesday in December, and consequent however, managed to elamber up the
employees. rushed into the Courtsroom, overpowered iy Wadnesday, the day appeinted for the
— “My Christmas Gift," the phrase is the Sheri and posse, seized Smith and meeting of the electoral colleges through.
not dead, only sleepeth and we see siges- dragged him to the street, where hundreds) aut the Union, found the Georgia electors
of its awakening from its stupor in mid | of people joined the mob. They then took] without authority to act, and consequently
winter like the serpent that thaws into] him to a bridge and hung him until dead. | ny meeting of the electors was held in
life under the rays of the spring sub. |The mob came from the vicinity where/ hat State. The day appointed by law
“My Christmas Gift," it always pays to b ’
2 \ ! i having passed, and the requirement of the
constitution being unequivocal that the
utter it, and many a juvenile heart is
made glad when it lisps the words,
electoral colleges shall meet on the same
day in every State, it seems sufficiently
clear that the electoral votes of Georgia,
whether cast ’or’not, cannot be counted
Precisely the same question arose, al
though from a:different cause, in 1850,
when Mr. Buchanan was elected. The 8d
of December was the day appointed for
the electers to meet, and on that day they
met and voted in every State except Wis
consin. In Wisconsin the electors were
prevented from meeting by a severe snow:
sterm, which obstructed travel and hip.
dered them from reaching the State capi.
tal in time. They did meet, however, on
the following day, the 4th, and cast the
five votes of that State for Gen. John C,
Fremont and Wm. L. Dayton. When the
voles came to ba'counted in joint conven.
tion of the two houses the tellers made a
special report that Mr. Buchanan had re-
ceived 174 votes, Gen: Fremont 100 voles,
and Millard Fillmore 8 voles, and that on
the 4th of December the electors of Wis
consin had assembled and cast the fLve
votes of that State for Gen. Fremont, The
President of the Senate pro re ans
nounced the result based upon the report.
A question was raised as to whether the
vote’of Wisconsin should be counted, but |Tosteres
was not decided, it being spparent that, | Weak oned
whether counted or not, the result would
bo the same. Mr. Buchanan had 174 votes,
more than sufficient to elect, and the Wis |
consin; vote merely made the difference)
between 100 and 114 voles for Gen. Fre- killed a favorite young stallic
mont, Resolutions were offered in the)
Senate by the Hon. John J. Crittenden, |
and in the House by the Hon. James L.
Orr, declaratory of the'sense of the houses
hours. importance under the ciroumatances, (of an important discovery ho has made ros! ypnd 1 geod them unknown to my family,
Guided by them
us a.
pal
on Gl -
The Chinese giant, Chang arrived in
New York on Wednesday from Liverpool,
the in the
in
Heo has
He was so
He Is sald to be tallest man
He
height, and is well proportioned,
the
was in] world, is eight feel six inches
P.M.
1.56
2X
prominent
is
and
His forehead
Ho a3
small almond eyes
cheek bones of his race,
broad and massive, and he wears his "pig.
tall’ neatly wound uponithe top of his
He has small hands and feet for a
i
He is remarkably grace |
ifteen to twenty feet. |hoad
4
AM,
10.10
10.85
é
PN
man of his sive
LEAVE AM
Spring Mills oe aves
CobUPR suis sans niinsim
LaWISDULE arsine venre wens 0:30 12.48 8.48
Arr. at Montandon.......080 1.00 6X
Nos 1and 2 connect 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. 5 and 6 with Fast Line west.
PENNSYLVANIA RR.
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division,
WINTER TIME TABLE,
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. 7, 188, the trains on
the Phitadelphia & Erie Ratlroad Division will ran a»
follows:
WERSTWRD
ERIE MAILleaves Philadelphia
* Harrisburg
“ Williamapord
Jersey Shove
Lock Haven
Renovo
ful in his movements and polite and cheer |
Stephenson, ul in his ms He speaks English |
rocky precipice and entered and examined [addition to his own language
He
a number of articles that
their
probably prepare a report upon
town, as he calls A scie
traveled in that region and
caves and excavations of, a similar kind
several of the houses found in them [the reporter's question, he sai
“My parents and the rest of my family
M ¥ COU
large, a Chinaman
he thought re.
He will]
the cliff
mains of firgl possessors are not above the ordinary size
Please call and examine our stock, and oblige,
BAULAND & NEWMAN.
OUR MOTIO IS :—ONE PRICE ; THE BEST GOODS, AND NO MISREPRESENTATION.
30 sept Sm,
trymen seldom grow
nt
i
i
si {ared B
d
who has who measures six fool being oo
t
{
| am thirty thre
he crime was committed by Smith. visited other|very tall man, years 0
al
I
$ret and have done a great deal of traveling,
THE ERUPTION OF MAUNA LOA’
be Beeb San Francisco, Cal, Nov, 80, 1880.~
ne beehive, Advices from Honolulu by the steamer
—~Wednesday morning started in with | City of Sydney describe the eruption of
now. Mauna Loa now in progress as one of the
—~Mr. D.C. Keller, of our town, is|grandest ever witnessed, It broke out on
head so far for heavy pork, his reiurns| November 6, about six miles from the
re in, and he is likely to stay ahead. mmit of the crater, throwing out two
ne of his piggies on Tuesday dressed great streams of lay, one of which is thir
75, another 356, There no despicable
20 figures about that kind of granters, | Y miles long and one hundred io two
assome of the Garfield potato rooters | hundred yards wide and about iwenly
show. feet deep. Terrible explosions accompany
—The valuable real estate of Jonas | its flow, and some fears are entertained
From, dec'd, at Tusseyville, will be offer- for the safety of Hilo, although the flow
i for sale on Saturday, 18 inst, at 1 seems to be turning in another direc
m., consisting of farm of 117 acres, with | tion:
Il necessary buildings, orchard, good
ater, &o., also a £2 acre tract of timber | LEGAL
and. This is one of the most desirable OF FAMILIES,
arms in the neighhorhood. 2 InJudge Tayler'scourt, in Philadelphia,
—Very cold again, and stormy since | the other Jay » case was decided which
fonday night. should remind everybody of a matler of
—DO you want to make your little law which very {ow people carry in their
hoy happy by a Christmas gift that will | memories. It it this: The father and
ast him all the year? then buy him one | grandfather, the mother and grandmother
Sf thee neat aad cheap suits at the |ofuny person unable to take care of him.
Philad. Branch—just the thing for the | iro: herself, are each and all of them
little fellow. ‘ . ;
Le : bound by law—if able—to contribute to
Bak and Wash contol st. Bie with) —The jules Jneerested in the Rew the support of an impoverished child or
1 2 “ ¥ , x ul | 3 ’
wire Mall East and Heth connect wih oC a | furnace at Laurelton, have taken & 50... ndchild. And the law provides fer the
AVR Rat Kmporiam with N.Y.& rR R | vears lease of Wm. Emerick’s ore lands reverse of this case by requizing Abe ¢bit
aad at Driftwood with A. 1. : . adjoining Centre Hall on the east. The ¥ e : .
Paria Iran Det Philadelphia snd Wy: | RCJOINIDR 1 ast.
or re a Ee Se rast. anti Day Ri. East, | terms are 50 cents per ton. This looks | dren and grandchildren when they, or any
Bigepiug cursen sllaivirsine Lc qatesdons like business right here, and another | one of them is able to do so—to contribute
Lh e impetos for the completion of our rail-| to the support of an impoverished father
road. mother, grandfather, or grandmother.
~{(iive Lewins a call, at the Philad. a i
All Tait week we had pretly fair 3ranch, if yon want a Christmas suit, An Important Sunday School
a hing this valley prety you can get one there so cheap, that you Day.
is ni can afford to buy your wife a handsome | Only one day of the kind for Belle
; ——l No. 8 cooking stove, nearly new | Christmas dress, fonte since 1870, Ia some respects difs
or sale at this office. —FEx-Mayor Bridgens, of Lock, Haven, | ferent and it is hoped also better than
—1In Union county many hogs are dys | who has connected with him a Mr. Spy. | 8DY Sunday School day yet enjoyed in
ing from a fatal disease. der, has a contract for grading, etc., nine | Centre county, For the first time Rev.
~Jad t Exemption notes—tight miles of the Lewisburg and Tyrone [John H. Vincent D. D,, of New York,
Judgement Lxempt - ROL | po oilroad. from the Pennsylvania Furs | Chairman of the International Sunday
note— for sale at this office, 15¢ per doz- ' { ) I Qo \ : :
-< i 0; ace, eastward. This, when completed, | School Committee will be present to
. * lonly leaves eight miles of the read to |give us his best services throughout that
~Any one on the hunt for a cheap | grade. gay. Toni auly Sunda ficheot workers, of
and good suit of clothes can hit it inside - . ut all of us alike need the nefit that |v was decidedly ’ s to counting the jie Mendelssohn Piano Company, whose
of a minute at the Philad. Branch.|. =SThe latest? Xa Meda an article | wi)] be offered on Friday, Dee. 17th, byl Sn ecided y Savycse nl a | advertisement appears elsewhere. This
Strike for the Philad. Branch—then “for imported from China, consisting in very | the County 8. 8, Association, One third | isconsin vote. lhe singular feature con {Company offers an $850 Square Grand]
vour homes and firesides.” useful as well as ornamental work for|of the population of Centre county js! Rooted with the present case is that, after] Piano, 8 stringed, 74 octaves, in a hand-
. 4 : rooms. Come early and make your se-| outside of the Bible School on the Lord's this warning furnished by the Wisconsin some rosewood case, for only $245, also
—Deer hunting closes on 16. Dear |lection, forsale only at the Beehive. day lense in 1856, and after the trying experi ManY She styles ¢ fl fio and Organs at
anti ., - night . > . a. . " "igreat bargains for the Olldays, 1nciug-
brats 7 open for every day and nig —As a good deal of tobacco was rais- More than one half of the precious ence of 1876, the Legislature of Georgia | Fe shoot a at one-third price
¥e Year Foun. ed in this county the past season it souls living among us are yet unsaved, should have been left in such a condition] These Pianos, including Grand, Square
—John Moyer, of the Loop, has pur-| would be well for all parties to make having no hope and without God in| . give rise to the present situation. [and Upright, made one o the finest dis
chased 30 acres of land belonging to the | themselves acquainted with the inter- [the world.” Is is certain that these | it 's in 1806. it mak ’ Clplays at the Centennial Exhibition, and [
John Ross Estate in Potter twp. at $50 | nal revenue laws on the sale of that ar- [thousands will remain away from the) apply ROW, 82 A hI MAKES DO Prac: | wore unanimously recommended for the o
says be is disposed to believe that they|in my own country am considered a
have been tenanted in modern times by
other tribes, seeking
great wonder, 1 went through the usual]
fs
Oi
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~Shawls and skirts in great variety at
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yinese education and was a
I have
Indians at war with Ours
safety and advantage over Lheir enemies,
He thinks the remains found there are the
remnants of the things these! belligerenis
have used, eaten or worn, and not the rei
ics of the first owners of the rock houses.
. ee.
3 :
pretty t y when al school,
beenat Para!
i
P
r the last eighteen months,
Ka and the
cnch peo they thosght me a very
I bave been married twice, my
wife 1 have behind
ordicary gira
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BEST IN THE WORLD®
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MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Dec. Grain—The
wheat market is unsettled and Ze per bush
=LEWISTO
M . 1 :
el lower, with & local demand for options] ’ arble & Granite
and very little natty for milling Red|
and amber, afloat and on track, at $1,188]
168] 19, and Na 2 red, elevator, st $l 19.4 WORKER.
| Rye is worth 98¢ for Pennsylvania, Corn! The undersigned
{old yellow and mixed, at Gc, and “ew do. the public
o we trample under our at 0§@674c. Oats, white at $5@ 48e, i
.
A
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£ mar,
present
lef} me in
ee
rvs rgtsiiay
arr at Krie
RA EX, leaves Pilla
“Harrisburg
srrat Willismapord
“Look Haven
“Renovo
hiladaiphia
Harrisburg
are at Williamsport
“ Look Haven
EASTWARD.
PACIFIC EX leaves Look Haven
" . Jersey Shore
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Renovo
Lock Haven
Jilllamapart
at Harrisburg
_ Philadelphia
ERIE MAlLleaves Renovo
- w pawk Haven
w “ Williamsport
are st Harvishar
“ Philadelphia
FAST LINE leaves Williamsport ©
arr at Harrisburg sliam
: at ant Day atts Kast make Sloss
¥rie Mail West an press Kast make close
ore Matt be land with. 848 R. R,
wo Wilkesharre and Scranton.
Mail West, Niagara Express West and Fast
Line West make close conmdction at Williamsport
wita N, OC. RW, trains nosth
Niagara Express West and Day Express East make
close connection at Lock Haven with B. E.V.R KR.
trains,
NIAGA
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Pottsville, 6.-K. A, {
Ammerman, & civil and mining engineer
at Shamokin, committed suicide last night
by shooting through the
while laboring under temporary aberras
China, she is a woman o
..- w—
The fellow who got a black eye from
his wife, said he wished he'd never got
married,
-What pets
feet? Carpets,
Pa ' December
is dle =
"
FAST LI NE leaves
“"
wr
t himsell head
t respecifully informs
of Penusvalliey that he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in MARBLE
ASD GRANITE st
Cheaper Rates Then Elsewhere
Write for designs and hear my prices.
D.R. STRATFORD,
octid ly, Lewistown, Pa.
tion of mind,
Alpine Bluff, Ark.
James Anderson, sa negro, entered the
house of Joseph Miller yesterday morn.
ing, where Mrs Miller and two children
Ho committed an assault on
2
arr at
“
| Chicago, December — Wheat unsettled]
tp nasi {and lower; No. 2 red winter, $1.08; No, 2
MARRIED, | Chicago spring, $1.068@ 1.008 for cash. |
; Corn, 408e for cash. Outs, at 324 for cash
OV ¥ ) Filli ] ' so ’ a . .
On Nov. 11, Mr. John H. V ilinms, 0f| Rye easier at B7c. Bariey easier at $1.02 |
, Bellefonte, and Miss Nannie RK, Shuey, © [Pork unsettled and lower; $11.60 15.00]
wore asleep. Lemont, for cash; $11.50 for December, i
Mrs. Miller and stole a small sum of mons! Wav. 4 Mr. Calvin M, Reside and Miss
RL 1 a3} ul LIVE STOCK.
i
. wih Y Ld
ey. He was soon afterwards arrested, and [Samantha A. Hall, gl of Unionville. SN:
Philadelphia, December 6.—Cattle— tJ)
being identified by Mrs. Miller, a mob]! Nov. 18 Mr. William J. Reasner, of M 0 :
{ Bellefonte n Miss Sarah Temple, of}? arket slow; receipts, 4400 head; prime,
} Belle . : ile, 8 d i ) pig, 5i@Y; good, bia bbe; medium dita be; ing sway from homes over might No risk whatever
. i i Milesburg 5 ’ ' Many new workers wanted ai once, any are mak
Kidney-Wort acts! . B Ly Marshall a common, dade. Bheep—Marketl dull; re ling ortunes at the business. Ladies make us much
: SO yi N. oawis 3 rshal ait - £ { iri s Sabie OE i a8 men, a5 PUB Bn ard rent .
first by overcoming in the mildest manner) Ne Nh Ae, Tt ty 8 oh of B gal Oaip dh a head; prime, &@bie; good, 438 ne who &'withos to ork Lin 00 aap an
' ; : " , | Miss Rosa Belle Thomas, both of Buffalo} @4ic; medium, 4@4ic; common, SHE IEC. | maney every day than can be made in & week al sy
all tendency to constipation, then by ils) Run Hogs—Market dull; receipts, 8500 head
cording] employment Those who rod aT
3 {a ue anne \ FR tex +1 (will ad & short road to fortune, Address p
prime, U3 ie] good, G3@680; medium, UF LETT & O0., Portland, Maine
Haber, common, DIGLAC
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Lat aml aS ce
&
CerOSsry wuYSuwwyw
“ December © ——
SEEYS UE
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LIGATION TO MEMBERS
w
DAY KX. leaves
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Lipsey
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WHOS XTIVOIRREY
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wate wo gs
£8
FEF YuSgy
Outfit went free to those who wish te sugage
in Lhe most piosssnt and profitable business
known. Hverything new, Capital nol requir.
ed We will furnish you everything, #4 a
day and upwards 1s easily without stay
A
ESEUUBNEDEFEBUEE EERBEES
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bung him on the nearest telegraph pole.
AXD
SALERATUS
Ase cure for plies, Which is the same thing.
Bi
fem
f i}
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groat tonic and inyigoraling properiies, ih Oct. 25. 1880, in Bellefonte, by John 1
Lo debilitated and | Renkin, J. P., David P. Parker, of Ma
i We have hundreds of] pleton, Huntingdon county, and Annie C
led § Treaster, of Tusseyville, Centre county,
:
BOSTWICK
Riding saw
the
health
pois Spring Mills Market.
Wheat No 1,100, No 2, 90, No 3, 70!
Rye, TK :
Corn, ears, per bu, 87 ¢,
Corn old. 4be.
Oats, SOC,
Bu kwheat, 50c.
Barley, oF
Cloverseed be 10 71
Plaster, ground per ton,
Flour, per bbl $4 0
Butter, el.
Tallow, Ge.
Lard, Ge,
Ham, 1k
Hh
in
See that your Saleratus and Hake
ing Soda is te mand PURE, as
should be ALL SIMILAR. SUBSTAS-
CES used for food.
s Wut Siyey test of the
certified cures, where all else had
{ Use it and suffer no longer.
i DIED.
Mills, Nov
i t
iormer «
A Clearfield ¢
untly on
what he supposed 10 be a
r steoling al At Fan
deer Jast w eek ick, son of
was in! Emerick, Age 25 years; 1m
idays
RPHAN
By order
entre county,
eal Estate of Damuel Db Farner, dee'd,
will be sold at publ vendue in Centre
Hall on Saturday, January 1st, 1881, vis
All that certain messuage, lonement and
LOT OF. GROUND, situate | village
of CentrefHall, bounded and described ne
follows, to wit: On the east by the M. E
Chureh, on the south by Chur
ys the west and north by an allay. Con,|
taining fifty perches. Thereon erected |
one and enoshalf story PLANK HOUSK, |
IFRAME STABLE with buggy shed, and |
{other outbuildings, with an sssoriment of}
chnice fruit i
TerMs, onehalfl cash on confirmation of}
tho sale: the residue in one year thereafter, |
t& ba secured by bond and mortgage, wi
rest. Sale to commence at one o'clock
the aflernoen, when any information
be given by
Centre Hall,
LOCAL ITEMS. as mers .
—— ir whsinan,
n that nth and 20
the wi ods, Lo GO,
"COURT SALE —
{ the Orphans’ Court of
A peor ib
Three young men dressed in white Ap
10.0
sprang out on a young man named)
Ry: Chapman, while he was passing a grave
that the yote of Wisconsin ought not to belgard at Fort Lawrence, Cumberland]
counted, not having been cast in accor county, N.S, the other night, and he is
|dance with the constitution and the act of {now a raving maniac
Congress, Although no vole was taken]
upon the resolutions in either house, the|
weight of opinion, without respect of par. [readers to the Grand Ho
; § 1 hha
fal the following described
_-— hy peed
RS Jf Ee — r We
This Wonderful Improved Saw Machine
f= warranted to saw & tweo-foot jog in (three min.
std mere cord wood or Jags of Suny sine In 8 48Y
(has fee Be Can Chop or saw the WAY
Soe
Puvenev »n needs one,
rT ARMENN MANUFACTURING
;
378 Kim surool, Clacianetl,
t
by
aiha 1.4 ”
oo : ijgers, 0.
ald
Bacon or side
Eggs per dos
Cor
We desire to call the silention of our!
awd Lomberme
liday Offer of NTS WANTED. {lpstrated ©
: {
Btreel,
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per acre, tical difference whether the voto of Geor=| Diploma of Honor and Medal of Merit wii
gia is counted on not. Bat it might easily
Stump.
—Congress is in session, and every
m ember, officer and page, has a suit that
was bought at the Philad. Branch, if we
are good at guessing.
No one can manufacture it into | Savior as long as they live uninterested
gars or sell any part of the crop by re-{in “the truth as it isin Jesus.” By uni-
il without a license, The raiser can |ted Christian effort, we must seek to in-
rest them in “in the work of Life,”
nnot sell it to others for that purpose, | Laborers together with God,” is it say-
ys the Lewistown Gazette, and the | ing too much that we ought at least to
devote ome day in united and prayerful
am . consultation over these momentous in-
Ladies don't forget that Lyon & Co. | 1. esta Let us then come together
The election might have hung upon this
single question, and it is essy to see what
infinite trouble might have arisen from the
conflict of oppesing interests and opinions
The Mendelssohn Piano Co, are the first
to do a general! business with the purchas|
direct, saving him more than]
{one-half the price charged by other first}
{class makers. Thissaving is made by do
ing away with the Agency System, and
giving the people the Pianos at Whoie-|
sale or Agency prices,
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Dec. 6th, 1880.
ScnooL-Tax.—Netice is hereby given]
that the school duplicate is in the bands of
the undersigned for (880, On all tax paid
before Dec. 1, there will be § per ct de-
Jan ‘#1, the
{0
The country ought not to be subjected to}
We would recommend any of our read
ducted. From Dec, ] L
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WHICH PAR
—The Mifflinburg Telegraph says it is
rumored that the firm of Jackson, Crise
pin & Co., intend buildin g a rolling mill
near their fornaces in Hartley twp.
ope itis true,
_~Rev. 8. Henry, of Philipsburg, N. J,
d of
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ways keep the largest variety and |; .. ih y 1 aired
2 ; at we may go forth and work to- sce of duplicale will be required, sn
test styles of dress goods. gether more intelligently, more aevoted-
—Messrs. Zimmerman, of Philipsburg | ly and more effectively in efforts to
have purchased the timber on some | bring to the Savior these thousands un-
four thousand ghSles of land, ying in save in Centre county,
: at Centre and Mifflin counties, along the| Nov. 26, 1880,
Fas aucepions all from the Mifflinburg | co" eyo Lewisburg and Tyrone rali-| lit —
1 ge. : road. They will erect the sawmill and | FARMERS, MECHANICS, EVER
—For men, women and children you |and machinery to manufacture the lum- BODY, TAKE NOTICE.
can get all the latest styles garments|ber from Mie How Jogation. Sis is the J am paying more for buli q
Lyon & Co's rty referred to in last week's Reporter un er and eo
pworn, at Lyon & Co's party rei ) pa than any store in Centre county; You
: ae : ho intend erecting a large steam saws
—J. N. Cassanova of Philipsburg, sails w! . can’t pet 25 :
X 3 y t h of P reek. get 25c per 1b, for butter any
for Havana, Cuba, on 9 inst., and will be silat he a: - > tr where win Pennavalley, except at my or,
absent all winter, i A gis display 0 holiday puese nls You can’t get 25¢ per dozen for eggs any
— Hiram Durst lost a valuable horse or gent amen, sue as si ankerchiels, | where in Centre Co., except at my store. Any
from epizooty, on Sunday 27 ult. Bats; gloves, &c., at the Beehive, at re-| piece of goods in my store can be bought
Leave your measure for a suit of 3 E8LY OW puma 13 low in AIyYheis ia the Valet. 1
bid et ~Dgart or Sanves S. Barser. ~The ell you any more. Ave
clothing at te Beehive, we guarantee Lewisburg Journal of 1 inst. says About | customers who come seven milesto deal
every garment, ten days ago Mr. Samuel 8. Bar
ber, of with me and they say it pays—and it
—The state grange meets at Greens. | Mifilinburg started for Centre county on will pay you all. Thankful for past fav-
burg, in a few days. Deputy Rbone of business. He went by conveyance and ors and respectfully solicit a continu-
this county intends being present. ook his gun vith him. Is the Penns aD bu same, a Tham
: : ‘alley Narrows hesaw a pheasant anc “a re eve ursda
—Make you little boy or giv} bap ¥ | he ol out of his wagon Rith his a od Friday, during my Shsence my
by getting : en Or be he. RE a ar nd prepared to shoot the game. In lerks will give you all proper attention.
a ansrasg "| stepping over a log he lost his balance
If you prefer cash for butter and eggs,
and to avoid falling he jumped andyin I
will pay you cash.
— Rev. W. 8. Porr, some years ago pas- | doing so struck his knee on a snag. T br ill always pa
‘+r of the Centre Hall and the Rebers-|cap ofthe knee was thus broken an re produce.
ve g Lutheran charges, now of Lancas-|the | otherwise injured. He was tak-W °° 5
ter, has accepted a call to Steelton, Pa, |en of is Bowe, an Juedieal a Sms
: . It was not thought the woun ral th d pi
—Get your hats, underwear, gloves, mone : ; ousand pilgrims returning
shirts &c., &c., at the Beehive. would be in any art jad Wp Jo from Meccaare detained st Bagdad, owing
Sunday last he was . :
—The Lock Haven Republican says |ting along well. But it seems the inju- {020 Rarys avin dinekel the Jt
illed and woun
that Robert H. and Albert 8. Furst, of | ry was greater than imagined and the Va
Cedar Springs, Clinton county, while out | blood was in some way poisoned, for he | over 600 pilgrims.
bunting a few days agoshot three deer |suddenly became very sick on Sunday .
inside of one minute, and within less |and on Monday morsing he died. Mr.| Comixa Dewx ro Fixx Porxrs.—Al a
than an hour thereafter, Albert shot a| Barber was one of the leading men of | late conference of the Dunkargs, held in
any such jeopardy. One of the most im~lers who have any es of ever buying an
: aVusd ‘ « plano or organ, Lo send (or their 11iustrals
portant duties devolving upon Congress is RE MO ol astral
to clear the electoral system, whether py Hand Descriptive Catalogues, which will
’ ' si bo mailed free to all L
constitutional amendments or by law, of]
all such possible complications and diff
culties in the future.
lp
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all remaining unpaid after Jan,
addition of &
1,
thera will be an
cording to the net of assembly.
Bexs H, Axxxy,
Treasurer
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THE PITTSBURG
WEEKLY POST
FOR THE YEAR 188].
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JBUNKEN MOTHER BURNS HER!
CHILDREN. i
Toronto, Ont., December 2,—Early this DEMOCRATICORGANIZATION
morning the police were notified that two | PRINCIPLES AND CAN DI-
children had been burnt aliveat the house DATES.
of their mother, Mrs Casey, in the west
end of the city. The bodies of the] chil-i Ng Lowering the Flag, No Surren-
dren, one three years and the other five] der, No Concession,
months old, were found lying in the mid- | ——
dle of the floor. The mother was intexis| Bur 4 RENEWAL OF THE 6LD Barrie
cated and could not give any information | FOR AN oLD Time Vicrory.
as to the cause of the tragedy. Anover| mu. coir 1881 will mark s new era in
turned lamp was found. Miss Oasys sis | gur political history, with an incoming
ter~-in=law of the mother of the children,
| Administration that can be respected as
states that she went to her sister-in-law's|!
ened by the strain of
your duties saved
stimulants and use
Hop Bitters.
It you are young and
discretion or disEps
tie y
pour bealth or i
Doss, rely
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CAN “SUIT” ALL of your EYES, your PERSON
AND VOUR POCKETS.
OUR FALL STOCK IS NOW OPEN
SAMUEL LEWINS, Manager.
| have been prevented
bys timely ume of
HopBitters
aan
D.L CG
kin an wbaolute
fend frresieta
ite ture for
drunkenness ,
wis ¢
sil fnforioaling, J
take Mop
Bitters.
fir ve you dys
pepwia, ksdaey
egitimately in possession of power-—with
: : Congress evenly divided in both branches
place and saw the mother in bed with the] _oiih the States halt Democratic and
bodies of the two children dead and lying half Republican. The Republican party
o i rent. About eighteen |cannol Carry through extreme sectional
asroLe helt ao ors ip | lexisiation, but will undoubtedly make
ip nha ago the Uaseys were Living 10}, idious attacks on the Constitution and
Adelaide street and ene of their children ithe virtue of the people by profligate use|
was burned alive with a comparion in a|of the public revenues. The spirit of con |
woodshed. The father of the unfortunate
tralization is sil raaIpaat in Shut WH
2 : is its controlling tende . ill
family is said to bea hardvworking, indus it is M4 controling Lend eney, ANC Wil be
trious man.
Heer of RECT
You will be
cured ere
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you Bellefonte prices ry
espectfully,
A.B. Karin,
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fold by drag
ete. Bend for
H Circular
ROP RITTERS
furthered by appeals to the selfishness of
sections. A magnificent government, on|
the patatuat plas, republican a sutward] |
form butin reality monarchieal, 1s the! . . ams
haven the ambitious leaders of the Repub. F. FORTNEY, Attorney-at-Law|
lican party are pushing for, : * Bellefonte, Pa. Office over
Never was there a greater necessily for eynolds bank. ldmay
activity, watchfulness and unyielding po-|
litical integrity, then there now is in the!
Sept. 30
Ap
The following method of getting rid of
stumps is recommended by the Scientific
American: “In the autumn bore a hole
Just Opening !
black bear, 0
~—If you have not yet got an overcoat,
then get one of those very cheap ones of
Lyon & Co. a
—Two young gentlemen, from Potters
Mills, Shires bro’s, while on their way to
Bellefonte, last Friday, stopped at this
place, and while turning around in the
road the horse took fright and upset the
buggy, throwing them out, and ran away
with the rig. Fortunately no one was
hurt.
—Nice tea sels, glassware, fancy vases,
shaving mugs etc, etc., for the holidays
at Dinges’. Give him a call,
a
~Mr. Samuel Eby, of near Zion, kill-
ed a calf the other day, 9 months ol
ouf Soumly. He belonged 15 She of the Lancaster county, the following new rules
Buffalo Valley. He has been one of our were adopled and ordered to be promul-
Democratic leaders, and was consulted | X*'¢d ameng the churches in this and
bon all important political questions that Dauphin county: 1. Extravagance in
came up. His loss will be felt not only funeral feasts must be discouraged. 2.
at his home but throughout the valley. | That the signing of tavern licenses is un»
—For the holidays Powers & Son have | Pecoming to these who follow Christ, 3.
received a nice stock of boots and shoes | That no Dunkard can hereafter serve in
for men, women and children. Now if| soy civil office except supervisor, road-
one or two inches in diameter, according
to the girth of the stump, vertically in the
centre of the lattdr, and about eighteen
inches deep. Put into it one or two ounces
of saltpetre; fill the hole with water and
plug it up close. In the ensuing spring
take out the plug and pour in about a half
gill of kerosene oil and ignite it. The
stump will smoulder away without blaz-
ing, to the very extremity of the roots,
Democratic party. As an opposition]
party it can defeat {the conspirators, Its]
organization must te maintained in all its]
old time yigor, its party usages and tra.
ditions cherished; its own selected leaders)
trusted and encouraged; its membership
strengthened and educated in the faith of
the fathers. To the Democratic party is
confided tho exalted duly of defeating the
efforts of men in the Republican party to]
set up another form of government in|
place of that which exists, Therefore it is
»
is. LYDIA &. PiNiU
OF LYNN, M.’ SS.
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that bas an under-standing about it, to a
friend, then get a pair of boots or shoes
of Powers, and you dp just the thing
that will please your friend. Only see
their goods, it makes Powers feel good
to show them, and he sells cheaper,
mind you, than any other store.
our friend Sam pretty well up head i
that line. Who can beat him ?
1e first instalment of ore from Gen.
Gregg’s lease, south of Centre Hall, the
have contracted for 1000 tons which will
tor and postmaster. 4. Birthday and sur-
prise parties are net permitted ameng the
brethren. These rules will be rigidly ens
forced.
1
We make the following liberal offer:
Any of our present patrons, sending us
the names of four new subscribers, and
the cash, we will send the five copies at
$1.60 per year each. Or to any one send-
eaving nothing but ashes.”
a ———
bist YEAR
GODEY'S
LADY'S BOOK.
tho highest patriotism to defend and main-|
tain organization in its greatest effective.
DOSE. {
The Pittsburgh Post is committed to!
this principle in all its length and breadth |
and if possible mere rigorously and un-|
compromisingly than in the past, will. it]
labor to strengthen the party, hold up the
hands of its trusted leaders, spread Demo-|
cratic truth and promote by all honorable]
means the success of Democratic candi-|
dates. National, State and lecal, |
The Only Remed
THAT ACTS AT THE SAME TIME OX
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS
and the KIDNEYS.
This combined action gives # won-
derful power fo cure all disoascs,
Why Are We Sick ?
ESE BE ERAS
Because we allow these great organs
Y 210 become clogged or torpid, and
| poisonous humorsare thergfore |
into the blood that should be expeolied
\
ANEW STOCK
FOR
Fall and Winter
AT
WM. WOLF'S,
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FOR BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS,
READY-MADE SUITS,
LOW
; \ P
ing us ten new names, and the cash, we PRICE $2.00 YEAR So much for the political course of The
—A beautiful assortment of silk, lin- | be shipped per rail shortly. Gen. Gregg STIPATION
en and India Lawn handkerchiefs, at the | has completed bis machinery for or
ill reduce the price to $1.85 per copy
Beehive.
—Rev. Jno. H. Harpster, a native of
our town, and several years a Lutheran
missionery in India, has been elected a
traveling missionery of the Synod of
Kansas,
—~Write to Mrs, Lydia E. Pinkham,
names of ladies that have been restored
weakness, 2dec 2t.
$12.
Sold by J
4noy. 3m:
cure for Cholera and Gapes.
D Murray,
mitting af least a part of amount due
We need cash to keep business going.
| Merchants who suffer from Dys
epsia, Headache, Constipation, or Bil
jousness can be cured by using Dr. Met
taur’s Headache and Dyspepsia Pills
Price 25 cents.
you want the finest and best confection
ones as well.
ment in this county.
Dr. Mettaur's Headache and Dyspepsi
Pills, price 25 cents, cure at once,
sche, Dyspepsia,
#8 nu
washing.
—~To all who comtemplate making
holiday presents we wonld advise to
visit Dinges’, where one of the largest
and best assortments of goods can be
found. He bas just received a new lot
and will offer at prices that will aston-
ish all for reasonableness.
—Lock Haven market: Butter 28cts a
1b; eggs, 28cts; potatoes 50 cents per
bushel; chickens 50 cts. per pair, lard 10
cents a 1b, apple butter 50 cts per gal;
celery, 3 cts per stalk, apples, 20 to 40cts
per bushel; cabbage 4 cts. per head;
geese, 50c a piece; honey 20 cis per
pound; buckwheat flour 60 cts per sack;
turkeys, 9 ctg, per pound, ducks 50 cts.
per pair,
—You want all kinds of groceries,
nuts, con fectioneries, oysters, crackers,
and a hundred other articles for Christ~
mas: and all these good and of the best;
you want them fresh land pure, Yes
you do. Now we will charge you noth-
ing for a little good advice—go to Becha
lers who have laid in a large stock of
good things for the holidays, They
have just what you want and need. Spe-
cial inducements offered just now and
all thro’ the holidays.
—Now is the time of year when the
inconsiderate farmer and the fancy town
snob agree on one question, and that is
to tie their horses to a post or fence
without cover or shelter, to freeze,
whilst they sit comfortably in the store,
in the tavern or in the church. The
kind and benevoient man will either
cover his horses with blankets or robes
or have them put into a stable until he
is ready to start, “Man’s inhumanity to
man’’ is very often also turned against
| b brutes,
$
foelposr dum
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ANOTHER NEW DEPARTURE!
Beginning with January No, 1881.
In obedience to what we believe to be a
growing desire of tha reading public, the
publishers beg to announde that Gopxr's
Lapy's Book in 1881 will contain
A COMPLETE NOVEL
IN EVERY NUMBER!
o Besides the following old-time special-
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Beautiful Original Steel Plate
Engravings,
Diagram Patterns for Ladies
and Children,
Mammoth Colored Fashion
Plate.
Short Stories,
Sketches.
Our Popular Novelty pages In
Colors,
Illustrated Art and Fashion
Home Work.
Architectural Designs
Beautiful Homes.
Godey’s Receipes,
Puzzels and Games,
This liberal offer we make as an induco-
ment to increase the circulation of the
RerorTER. It leaves us but little above
cost, hoping to make up for loss by an in.
creased circulation. Will the friends of
the REPORTER aid us, in this matter, and
thereby also benefit themselves ? Try it.
Any subscriber sending us two new
names and the cash al regular rates, we
will give him and the now ones an addi-
tional credit of 25 cts.
By new subscribers we mean such
as are not now taking the Rxror-
TER, while any of our present patrons
have the same reduction by aiding to
increase our circulation as above. Poems and
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND DEATH, ~Mr
John Metzgar, an old and much esteem ed
residont of Delaware township, near Wat
sontown, agad seventy-five years, met with
a terrible accident on Thursday, the 18
ult., which resulted in his death on Friday
morning. His sonsin.law, Mr, R. Krinor,
was threshing grain, when the old gontle-
man came into the barn, and neticing
some loose grain that had fallen between thy
fly-wheel of the machine and the partition
he seized a rake and while at empting te re~
move it, the flyswheel caught the rake and
hurled him violently to the floor, after
which, the handle of the rake was thrust
into his head through his right eye penes
trating the brain. He was immediately
removed to the house, and Drs. Life and
Horner summoned, who ' dressed the
wound and administered all the relief pos
sible. He died eighteen hours after the|ed letter, payable to
fons, eile.
No Continued Stories.
EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN
ITSELF!
fice in clubs with The RerorTer and
Godey’s La
paid, only $
Dec. 1.
copy will be promptly sent b
ers, and this amount can
t
mailed.
Weekly Post during the coming year; but
in all its departments it will maintain the] DISCOVERER ©
8, URINARY
WEAK.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
highest degree of usefulness to ils readers
as a family journal. i
The Literary Department will be ens |
riched by a choice and carefully selected!
miscellany, consisting of tales, pootry,!
sketches, humor and biography.
The News Department will be carefully
adited and include a careful summary of]
the ovents of tho week at home and]
abroad, with specials, telegrams and cor«|
respondence from Washington and Har+|
risburg during the sessions of Congress
and the Legislature,
An Agricultural and Household Depart-|
ment will bo added sen new and attracts]
iva feature, |
The Market Reporis, and espocially re.
ports of cattle markets, will be prepared]
with the utmost care, and afford informa-!
i {the highest yalue to the farmer and
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
YEGETAELB COMPOUND
The Positive Cure
TR AIR AE
Yor all Female Complaints.
This preparation, as its name signifies, consists of
cable Properties that are harmioss to the most del
favalid, Upon one trial the merits of this Com
4 will bo recognised, an relief fo Dumediate | and
ptinuod, in ninety nine oases in a hun,
ss thousands will tos
!
i {leame is Of
{ renanontoure is effected
1 unt of ita proven merits, it is today roe
* aad prescribed by the best physicians ia
y entirely the worst form of falling
utor Lesoorrhon, frrogular and peinfal
t ruation, sil Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
vation, Floodings, all Displacements and the con
t spinal weakness d is especially adapted to
Change of Life. 1 will dissolve and expel tumors
inan early stage of development, The
gmors there Is checkod very
* the wa i
tion of A
denlar i
Editorially, The Weekly Post will dls.
cuss all questions with candor and sine!
cority 1 will promote as best it can a]
Democratic revival and resist all efforts to
disintegrate the party or weaken the er:
ganization. It theratore appeils with cons!
fidence to Democrats to second its effuris!
by extending its circulation. |
iN RWS:
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{ts wie
fn fact it has proved to bo the greab
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ten very portion of the system, and gives
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a stomach
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poral Dobility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indl
tion, That feoling of bearing down, causing pain
woipht and backache, is always permanently ured by
ts nse, 16 willat all times, and underall elrcumstan
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THE DAILY POST.
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surpassed.
jut
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accident and was buried on Tuesday, the Gopey's Lapy's Book Pus. Co,,
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Why Suffer Rillous pains and ache «1
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IE CELEBRATED BURTS SHOES
OF NEW YORK, REYNOLDS BROS
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* #33 WILLIAMSPORT BOSTON fine oalf
or men and boys. Ladies
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{|g children, fine calf skin winter shoes,
| Elmira make, gum boots and rubber
oods of all Kinds, a fine lot of Tennessee
ber Just received, oaif skins,
{Sole Lent
GRAHAM & SON,
Kips, &c
Bellefonte, Pa.
oF
ion
{7 SH 3
¢
+
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CW smd post paid.)
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very short time bot
tup on the pervous syste
ing the system of excess of
size box
A ful
rections fora CO P
nine 3.cont Postage Sta
SOLE PRO;
CHEM C
OHN F. POTTER, Attorney-at-
SNH Qe REV
HATS, CAPS
BOOTS AND SHOES
GROCERIES
HARDWARE,
CARPETS,
ETC, EIC.,
AT
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
A Cordial invitation is extended
to the Public generally to call ard
examine the Stock and prices,¥ »9
they cannot be beat anywhere.
cure most wonderfully in
AD CHE; aod, w
action of the
8, with fall di-
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