AR
|
{phates that zell by agonts a
ADDRESS
{ $40, enn bo You ean now afford to take aUbfoaie]
. had through the State Grange at $36 to; Pape 8 Lin another ols
BY DEPUTY RHONE OF
COG
fil ! § ' 8 Announcement in ;
$30, and so 1 might go on and enumerate umn of clubbing arrangement with the! »
GRANGE [the advantages of our co operat ve trade UnicaGo Weekty Neo all ald
i .
mn The address of Deputy 1, Rhone, at tho to the farmer through thisorder, But it iy 1
i i I
28-Trems. —$2 per year, when paid inl Patron's Pie nic, was handed us for publisiasked how does the Grange get these ad p.),
T THE BEEHIVE
J 4 4
A'l Y Yiy %
|
~Boots and shoes, always the bes),
“or a complete stock of gents furns ¢
found at the Beehive.
‘In x TRAIN .
'HE CENTRE REPORTER. ishing goods go to the Beehive,
, Pa, Th're, Dee. 16.
a tr ———E———————— ATR i
— ——
|
|
CENTRE
Some of the most fancy and cheap| ...Harrah, the holidays are at hand
goods, suitable for Christmas presents, | and Dinges has a big stock of goods suits
san be found at Dingess’. {able for presents.
80. ve
BELLEFONTE, Pa,
ONE PRICE STORES
HOLIDAY GOODS!
We have an immense variety of goods suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at popular prices, for Ladies,
Gentlemen and Children.
Uantre Hall
naleh from
ports that the
Uchnl, killing
afterwards d
naon
, December
to ul A
a cenira od tr
uM
g and manufactories
civance ; $2.60 when not Jad advance 1000 1bs of Superfine French mixed Jacob Gephart killed the boss porks | oution at the time. but owing to the press vantages? By ad
Advertisements 200ts per tine for three in- | candy, 25 cts. per 1b, at Wilson's, fer in Millheim boro, It wasa hefty one, Y |
sertions, aad b cents per line for every sub- | Brock srhoff house block, Bellefonte. | weighing 426, G ranges
sequent insertion, Adveriisements dy lhe - a . ;
year at a liberal discount, Don’t forget the new confectionery
Subscribers outside the county should ve. {in the Bank building, kept by Miller
mit wus 10 ofs. amount of one year's posts | Farner, Fresh Oysters constantly on
age, instead of els as formerly when paid [ hand.
bh hemaelves . .
Tt a always tell how {heir aes \ fire at DuBois, Clearfield county,
sounts stand at the Reporter office by con- destroyed the opera house in that vile
sulting the lables on their papers. If the lage and nine other buildings.
table reads “John Roe 1 jan "70" if means
that John is indebted for subscription fro
the 1st of January, 1875, and that it is
fume he was paying the prinfer
Lewisb'rg, Centre & Spruce Creek RR
~ WESTWARD.
1
x fhe
tiireuy
: IreuRA Persian
of political matter during the campaign, (the Stale i
it and now
make from it the following extract
Frriow PAaTnons AND Crrizexs
whelesnle agent] ne inhal
wo were obliged to lay over, eles in our §
great oil fanted 12 000 Kurds at FOWAT, ”
Have vou seen the lot of begutiful
vases at Dingea’? If not we would ads
vise you to call at once, as they make
splendid holiday gifts,
~Professor W, H. Jordon, of the
Maine State Agricultural College, has
been elected to the chair of agriculture
and agricultural chemistry in the Penn-
sylvania State College. !
§0-Who hath red eyes and who hath]
an inflamed nose? Why the fellow who
has taken cold because he does not wear
one of the warm and comfortable and this festive day and to honor as with your go
cheap suits to be had of Lewins, MANA presence and friendly association. 1 hope
ger of the Philad. Branch. {it will be a pleasant entertainment to you
In the fall of 70 Christ Alexander ofi al],
Penn twp. sold 13 shoats to various per Wo would ask y
"ona in Millheim. The average weight. oo = at home in our mids
of the shoats at that time was about & ’
Ibs. or 715 total; at the time they \were|
killed, they were 10 months old and! This is
| weighed 4500 lbs, or an ayerage of 350 [the part of the Patrons of Husbandry tha
| Ths, propitious
5 umber of Granges!
i
1
A Gla
{Apples He
Iwill soon b
fii
a
Be
We
are glad to meet you under such favorable
alls a girl named
f will
a small amount
oa i i a}
h make a trade many hye ao it sh
cider ii
Wi
ne
}
is ought
pared of yout {
circumstances upon this reunion unde
y be
of the Patrons of Husbandry of
county.
Wo are glad of the opportunity to wel
GCCRE inrger LIan a
Ti
pers
on itime Fé
t
Centre pgoencier i
{thinking
Citar Lo at
A Lapy
my sk
i
i
£
H pw 1 do wish
i nl was CIORr RR! ’
8, mY
answered
the
HE YOurs,
"1aald a lady to her fy ou can easls
{'y makeit
"How juired
using Hop Bitters, ti
a1
—In different parts of the state, cows
are bringing higher prices now than
were paid for them within the past five
YOATS,
[come you Patrons and ¢ itinens to this the! The Patrens of Husbands o largely .0, tho felet
7th annual! "Harvest Home'' of our Order :
We are glad that you have been willing of text books for the publie
instrumental in securing a uniform system inguin “Ry |
rich
{
dy
schools in Can at
Makes pure
Itdid
f
woriance hlsod and blooming health 0
Read
i
~Coffee from 16 ots, up at Dinges’
store. Everything else in proportion,
to come and share with us the pleasures of tre county, The propriety and
fs ir i & 1
1 abun nw each county fme as 1 ob
Bul
auiring .
requiring va Cairo
i} 3 ) {
i borpugt Ta unil
svelem of
the (¢
i
Bhd
FM. —A meeting will be held in the school rm letin
house on Thursday evening, 16, for the
purpose of organizing a singing class to
bo under the instruction of Prof, P. H,
Meyer, Allinterested are requested to
attend,
LEAVE AM
Montandon wes senso
Lewisburg
Coburn, vw.
Arr. at Spr
s80d if
No
He
nite county
d
Hiale Grang
1 rmoenalsrange in
a wavan ha s to
ing Mills......2 00
EASTWARD,
2
Qu make yourse vember, 1878, and it was allerwards «
i hs gd
copies al
t io i) ribers it
} ried up to th ul ’ : A
in Dec
that be dy to the State Ls
W
¥
é Bellofonte
itted by
by nu
{ five
i 3
tho SAMe year al um
i
* is headquarters for holid truly a day of congratulations on Or to any one send-
LEAVE 1a
Spring Millscnwwnne
Coburn cus svn
Lewisburg
Arr, at Montandon.... 6.00
Nos 1and 2connect at Montandon with
Erie Mail, west on the Philadelphia and
Erie B. R.
Nos. 8 and 4 with Day Express east and
Niagara Express west,
Nos. 5 and § with Fast Line west.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
The Headquarters for candies is at
Miller Farner's
NEW CONEECTIONERY,
in the Bank Building, Centre Hall,
where a full line of fresh
Candies,
Candy Toys,
Raisins,
Nuts jete.,
has just been received for the holidays
Parties wishing anything in the
above line will do well by giving
Miller a call and helping him along,
as he is a deserving young man.
Also constantly on hand a supply
«-Dinges ay ire el
, \ .
R]¢ ods, '
{ HRMmes, ana
i 10 §1
we make
we
py:
af an induce:
the
but little above
' i ie Cash,
8 Patrons did
Ww
J
ithey have met under such rice } por ¢
1
jeumstances
Cis y 1} i ¥ | 4 }
BE 108 gesirod iogise
-Duaring the season that has just clos.
od Lock Haven manufactured thirty-five
i million feet of lumber,
ii redu
8.45 ! : Riz Whaat aff
f in their 7th annual reunion Siate at that time. nis liberal olle
ent to
you want an overcoat or a suit of
clothing made to order and fit guaran-|
teed, always be sure and go to the Hee-|good citizens.
hive.
: increase the circulation i
It
st, hoping lo
t u
i
that it deserves the congratulations of all
| May gation yet is largely influential in|
{our Order and of the graines look with fas securing moral and legislative ena
The Millheim merchants are paying | vor upon us and bless eur land with aly; in the case of the Po Law
enormous prices for butter and eggs, and | plentious harvest; and may Pomona bless leansin restricting rail roads from Issuing
selling them for much less than they our gardens and our orchards with lucious free passes and prohibiting freight diss
pay. But competition is the life of { . d . no y . { 5 Al i iting freight dis
3 ' ruits; and may Flora smile upon ourisriminations in articles and individuals
i
trade. | homes and adorn them with flowers of lt
. : 3_& $ 3 i
«The best groceries Are always on fexquisit beauty and decorative skill; so A TERRIBLE CYCLONE SWEEPS
hand i 1 HES and o cheap Bl [that we may love our homes more and be i OVER A PORTION OF MISSOURI
ver place in the county. Giv i |
call phair dint Aa 1" {come attached more to our pursuils even)
We think it wil : bo a chick {#0 that wo may have an ideal taste of the
a e thin it wi | Pay to 3 & 6h °F felysian fields of contentment before wel ot. L iis, December 1 The Republis
now. Monday morning's Harrisburg|, = hes } op th tie of bliss cap’ ' . ubli
Patriot says, eggs brought fifty cents per| “© = ove BAC res for the paradise of biissjcan's Une Mo a
: ’ : ' : vare cyclone passed over that sectien on
dozen and butter forty cents a pound, in| .
the lower market, on Saturday. | We needed an organization to deal with Saturday evening from southwest tonorth-
pros LB
down, !,
Thus while the Grange is not a political
res, the goddess of organi REPORTER. leaves us
~Remember the new confectionery in
the Bank building when you purchase
vour candies,
for loss by an in
is
in this matter, and
thereby also benefit themselves? Try It
Any two new
names and the cash al regular rates, we
MaKe up
W
time
timer
creased circulation, iii the frit
the REronTER ald us
of
itor i
sal
:
Please call and examine our stock, and oblige,
BAULAND & NEWMAN,
OUR MOTTO IS :-~ONE PRICE ; THE BEST GOODS, AND NO MISREPRESENTATION.
30 sept 3m,
~The weather: On Sunday sofl; rain
at night ; Monday colder and icy ; [nes
day cloudy and damp with snow falls at
intervals, and rain and sleet in the af
ternoon,
Do not fail to call at Wilson's, Brock:
erhofl house block, Bellefonte, when you
are in town and purchase your candy
and Christmas Tree Ornaments from
him. He has the finest and cheapest
assortment in town,
subscriber sending us
will give him and the new ones an addi
tional credit of 20 cls.
By new
are not
rER, while any
have the same
sucl
Rzrow.
patrons
subscribers wé moan
the
present
by aiding to
above,
as now aking
of
our
i ft —
il
Marble & Granite
WORKS.
The undersigned respectfully informs
the public of Pennsvalley that Te nr.
pared to do all kindsof work in Ma.»
AnD GRawITE &t —
Cheaper Rates Then “Elsewhere
Write for designs snd hear m
DR. STRATFORD,
oetld 1y. Lewistown, Pa.
Carthage, , Epecial says Lo reduction 4 =
PRODUCE.
Philadelphia, December 13 —Grain—
Wheat is dull, feverish and lie per bush
el lower, Red and amber, on track, af
$1.18@ 1,18; and No. red, elevator, at
$1.188. Rye is dull at 95¢ for Pennsylvs-
nia, Corn is quiet and unchanged; old
yellow at 674@08e; old mized at B6ie;
new yellow al 66i@o0e, Oats, white at
$i1@174e,
Chicago, December 13. —Whesl unset
tied and generally lower; No. 2 red winter
$1 03; No. 2 Chicago spring, $1.088G 1.038
for cash, Corn easier; 804@40c for cash
Oats active, frm and higher; 28§5 for
cash. Rye is steady and firm at Elie,
Barley strong and higher at $1,128. Pork
unsettled and generally lower; new, $11.
80; old, $13 for cash. lard steady and in
fair demand; $RE5@H. 874 for cash, i
‘ Cuts -
Phe Sop pleat nd protiat Ly
LIVE STOCK, OJ" Re will Tare on cian .
: day and upwards ey
f
are
~Christ Alexander, farmer on Amos erent ouy SHed'slion a THE POLITICIANS PARTY.
Alexander's farm in Penn twp, raised
1185 bush. of wheat from 37 acres,
an average of a little more than 32 bush,
to the acre. He had § acres than yield:
ed 200 bush. or 40 bush. tothe acre,
lp pe
Wedesire to call the atient
Bdert to the Grand Holiday Offer «
Jadelss hin Piano Co npany, whos
t elsewhere, This
Bquare Grand
The New York Times slated that the
Democracy is “pre.eminently the party of
{that class of politicians whe by polis
¥
t
nti
{the practical every day problems of life. east . { n of ou»
J A {
fF p tation rate .
goods, groceries, ete., and puts them out! We stood in need of an organization trated and houses and barns tors he'yt
at lowest possible prices. We advise all where we could take our families and give!but nobody is reported hurt. Ten miles|ad os : : )
i bi ! ; \ haf Svert sa” To whic ‘a Ka : Rl
to give Cleve a call, {them the opportunities for intellectual cul- [south of Carthage the residence and all! Compa ties.” To which the New York Sun props
—The Evangelical Sunday school dings of William Bayman were| Plano, octaves, in a hand ry replies A.
i i i 1 i i yoo ar y 04 y EE a ‘ o 5g .
Centre Hall intend having a dinner in the|the intellectual and social standard of our ished, as were also the buildings of 30M® Tose WO ae ' ¥ a , als Now, considering thal the Democrats
basement of the church, sometime during olass b : SF aaniaty . Penreiiha 3 oy ther styles of Pianos and Organsat! have been continuously defeated in every
SC. ' sal y an organized system of society. Mr Forsythe, near by, but live wn : 8 3
the holidays. Will be announced in due, . K ‘ y : iis oa raythe, | »y, but no lives were!
| tlost. Four miles to the northwest of Bay | is
3 for the Holidays, inelud- a2 : )
: { ee hi Am includ general election for the last twenly years,
time g sheet Mus one third price. he Republi t held all th
. 4 : ' p 8 A 11 sd th i 6 A i TAYE : i
So rapid has been the development of Wambhu the buildings of Mr, Quimby! § JURTE {and thatthe Republicans have held all the
is order that almost before the public! were all destroyed, and Mr. Quimby was!
These Pianos, 4 r Girand, 8
and Upright, made dis» | centres of power for this long period—ons
Sums . Yanta 18 4 bition 11s i . A rs EE i
i axistancelt h sad over fatally in) plays at the Centennial Exhibition, and||y a fow State Governments being now
| knew of is real existance ll had spread over fatally injured. ware unanimously recommended for the | wontrolled by the Dem :
beat groceries in market, then go to the length and breadth of the land far be inlom a of Honor and Medal of Merit. i! Coniraiied 'y Lhe emocrati—
Sechlers, because it is the acknowledg- yond the wildest expectation of those fow The Mendelssohn Piano Co, are the first | WO
ed headquarters for every article in that|persons who then thought only of a possi i tw inta to do a general business with the purchas great
i 3 ; y . ia K y } | was twisted off jor direct saving him more than)
line in this part of Pennsylvania, r direct, ng bis than
—Mr, James Alexander was kicked
twice on the same place of his thigh by
a young horse, on Tueaday, causing a se-
vere and painful bruise.
i i i South o win A" C8 ‘6
«Dinges is constantly receiving dry | South of Joplin, fences were
t
i jiemen APDDOATS
ny offers an J
1 stringed, 74
i case
of ture and sogial refinoments; so as to raise ithe out
3
A010]
—R. A. Ammerman, a prominent eitis
gen of Shamokin, committed suicide by
shooting himself recently. No cause is
assigned for the rash act,
i
on
of
Fresh Oysters,
retailed by the dish or quart.
8a Don't forget the place: First
room, 20d floor, Bank building, Cen-
tre Hall, Pa.
«A lecture and elocutionary enter | (
tainment will be given in the Evangel.
ical church, on Friday evening, 17th,
by Geo. P. Bible, of Prof, Shoemaker's
School of Elocution and Oratory, of
Phila. The entertainment will consist
of select readings, recitations, ete, with
a brief lecture upon the subject of “Elo-
cution and its Importance.”
George is well known to our people
about here and we have no doubt will
| have a large audience. We would advise
ull who can make it suit to be present. | A .
ssion only 15 cts. Children, 10 cts.| —Call at Dinges' and see the large
| On Saturday evening, 18, he will be stock of holiday goods, sleds, dolls, vases,
ical in, Spring Mills, Grenobles' hall. | fancy china and glass ware, gloves, no-
. . +2 i | tions, and almost anything you may
io : : ®_At Wm, Wolf's we notice a new | want and at bottom prices.
—A No. 8 cooking stove, nearly Dew |gsiock of Christmas goods, consisting of | : 5 . 1
for sale at this office. i fancy and er articles suitable for] Mr, Jacob (nll, of near Pleasant Gap,
| holiday presents, for old and young. | died on Tuesday last, aged about 90)
«| You need not go away to purchase your | Years. He was a soldier of the war of
“1 Christmas goods. i [ 1812, and we think with his decease the
: { last of the survivors of the second war)
of Independence, in this county, has
passed away.
— Always make it a rule to go to head.|,, dr
quarters when you want any thing. For!
instance, when you want the purest and
B
}
, and then
t
Al SBarcohie
Ab tl
d Fhe Masonic hs
he gt )
He BL sraat i
BETCAL ¥y { maint
NUS, man
FiLy ¢
rm raged with i
. fii OUr Opin
fii
: Wi
Wary ACKEM to
was totally des
ma
18 bAser elem
troye R
[bility to form a Grangein this county. Bul its
{tha cherished thoughts of these few
8
h Man one-half the price charged by other first
class makers, Thissaving ia made by do
RE AWAY wilh the Agency B
giving the people tl
sale or Agency |
We would red
150 of | 8T8 Who have any
piano or orgs
ed and Deseripl
} 1 1
y other
nd
AWaY
1
or. bul fons
Philadelphia,
Market fair;
vilem
December 18. ~Casitle—ii 4
receipts, 5.0500 head; prime at
5i@6; good, biG! medium, $1@0ck einer nos st the busines. Ladies
common, Sadie. Bheep—Market dull; re | Noone whe & willing ie work is
i=
who
—-
money every day than RE
Adm
ceipts, 7.800 hesd; prime, 6a bic; good, 43 ordis empl a oh
¥.
and
Un vz mi
giv al
ered around the birth of this enterpri
now the favorite idea of the many. W
there was a single voice to gree
50 Was de- fo:
Just think of it, men and boys, you
can get an overcoat at Lyon & Co's from | ©
9
1 any of our read-|
ever buying
¥
oundatien
+ 180
ny
uj
ol i £
| @hte; mediam, 41a be; common, 34440. #iil End & short road to fortune,
> 4 | ' y DIRT *
{| Hogs—Market fair; receipts, 7,500 head; LETT & CO., Portland, Maine.
1] prime, 7@7ie; good, G1@hic; medium, 6)
| (G6ic; common, Giatee,
Spring Mills Market,
90, No
bs
- Ye ¥
then, there are a thousand
onward and upward progresinow
by its unparalleled rapidity Ul
Patrons of Husbandry has s
fancy to maturity, placit
side, in its usefulness, with the ot
i
Olay i
t smears es 1!
LO ENCOUTrAage 14s 5
—Rebersburg wi
vention last week }
: Ray : toa :
December. Was ¢ maiied : !
girls| i
ha
nran
og ; UDITOR SNOT al
sen In the t { All that coerisin messusg
ex LOT OF. GROUND, situst
; r unded
tha
{1
»
al » 18g
4
a
: 1
ICE
Aue
—You must not miss the store of
Lyon & Co. when at Bellefonte, it
headquarters for dress goods.
—The new Reformed church at Madi-
sonburg will be dedicated on Sunday, |
January 9
oY
“y .
so that t { n, ears, per bu, 87 ¢,
i, 452.
tutions of our State;
ith }
ia V
ua v the best and oldest the
have assembled
brate in this public manner our
Ny
SUC,
Buckwheat, 0e,
Bar ley, 50 to Ghe.
Cloverseed be to 5c per lb
Plaster, ground per ton, $10.00
lour, per bbl $4 00
Con,
érecls
—The following is taken from the]
Meadville Messenger. The affair took |
nlace at Harmansburg, Clarion county, | : .
on 9 ult. “The event of last week was|_ _—If you are geiting up a party call
the shoot between our Rifle Club and | Wilsons, Brockerhof! house block, Belle-
| {he Dempseytown Rifle Club, of Demp- | fonte, and get your fruit, oranges, nuts,
{ seyton, Pa. The latter arrived here on | grapes, bananas, raisins, figs, etic, ete,
{ Monday and were quartered at the Ford | Everything you want to nx up and
| House, the guests of the home club. | make yoar table attractive. Will re-
{ the afternoon both clubs repaired to the | “®IV® 10000 oranges within the next two
time was | Weeks, just the thing for Festivals and
Sunday school celebrations.
wo here Lo~day
i
i
i
}
0 perches. There 1
and enasbalf story PLANK HOUSE
IFRAM E STABLE with buggy shed, and
i tbuildings, with an assortment of
| at al resunion
D. th
GIG, L
Gilli- It is not a gathering of
lums of the great cities, the
he vulgar, the vicious and
gues who would
i
Unge our cou
—The valuable real estate of
land. dec'd, is adv. at public sale inthe
Reporter. This one of the choice
Potter twp. farms.
i er ox
A
{
' holo
{ ition of |
eraafler, |
e, with
| TO |
} CIOUNK §
is
{
: Be by cheats and
—Judgement Exempli a pl try into irretrieavable {1s warrantied to saw 8
mn 15 E utes.
note—for sale at this otlice, 10¢ we
en.
inf aati
information
in so that they might riot on the
3 i
tries of the land but this is an as
; »
on or Bige, C,
{shooting grounds, and the
Eggs per doz., 22¢.
- ., |spent in ranging their guns for long
awis, dounans, snd all range. Tuesday morning the shooting| —It must be fun to see a Notary Pube
wear, and latest styles al | began in gooa earnest, and our club] lic wending his way down a hill, over
| found that they bad a far superior club | an icy pavement, with a plate, with bat-
lled several hogs | to contend with than they had ever met | tor on, in one hand, a tin bucket in the
| before. Gn. H. Frank, of the Dempsey-| other, and a glass jar under one arm,
town Clab, made the closest shooting, | when, all at once he slips and falls, and
and was perbaps the best shot on the| gets up cross, to hunt his butter some-
grounds. Geo. De Arment, of Oil City, a| where, amid scores of angry adjectives
Noor of eheap| ember of out club, did some fine shoot-| and pleasing phrases. Not so, Gust?
i ing. oots a twenty-five pound gun | i oa ~
| carrying an ounce ball, and puts them | —Uret your Christmas Clothes of Lew-
close into the bull's eye every shot, | ins, at the Philad. Branch, where you
John Faller made the best shot in our | find the largest assortment of ready
club. Wake Jackson, Captain, was | made clothing this side of Philadelphia. jacing orbits the best and most important
nearly up to Fuller's score, although he | All their goods is warranted, and they |i... eu of this country.
bad some trouble in getting bis gun | make good what might be found mot to} “oo 1 210d 100 that old age with hoary
ranged, and did not come up to his | be as represented. But so far no ONS{ ead and 7inensd judgement i n
average score. Toe match resulted in a | has been disappointed. The reason isjhead anc ripened judgement a :
victory for the Dempseytown Club. Our because they manufacture their own hallow this scene wilh its reverent press miles
club, with one exception used their own | clothing, hence know just exactly what! ence and encouragement; and that youll wer
| make of guns (made by W. Jackson, a | they have, You get sighing at the impul
{ blacksmith by trade, but who can make Philad. Branch from first hands, hence rous anim
| anything from a mainspring for a watch | YOu can buy cheaper—the profits of sec-
e 21b can of preserved prnens | unto a balance wheel for an engine ond and third parties stay in the pockets
You will never buy | gnd the Dempseytown Club a James- | of all those who buy clothing of Lewins,
| town gun. The members of this club, | Lbs isa fast worth Jememiering. Rh
— Aaronsb ; ‘ .1 G. H. Frank, Geo. K. Weber, H, Weber | derwear, ties, Xerchlels, coliars, Dals,
hima Nronsburg Is bound ot ee. Mr. 1, |and Jones Weber, are gentlemen in jewelry, all first class and cheap,
A. Mingle reports one 15 months old | every sense of the word, MARKSMAN,
which dressed 406 lbs. Who goes one
better?
—For holiday goods go to the Beehive
and examine their stock.
—Mifflin county reports a sausage at
M’Kyles, in Brewntwp., of 46 feet 3
inches. Big for a sausage but hardly a
mess for the Gazette man.
—See the new adv. at head of this col-
um, and when you do see it don’t fail to
act. Miller is deserving of your aid.
—We never dodge credit for any local
pews obtained from an exchange.
—Woolen goods of every description
always found at the Beehive.
~—Snow Tuesday morning, just enough
to make us wish for more.
—1If you want a ladies coat or dolman,
be sure and go to the Beebive.
—Mr. Shannon Boal, near Linden
Hall, killed four hogs the other day, of
one litter, which did not vary half
pound in dressed weight. This is what
we call bringing hog science down to a
fine point.
—A girl actually gave a feller’ the
mitten because his gloves were not bo’t
at the Philad. Branch. Another lady
gave her feller the sack because he did
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AB of the industrious and well to-do ¢la rw FARMERS y ALFA
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nor is there any lack of encouragen
from without the pale of membership. Our
— Cloaks,
kinds of ladi
Lyon & Co's,
hile ®
wile,
sh
ies " Corrected weekly by 1. J. Gra
1881,
Saturday, January 8,
oes the owing Real Es-|
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~—Dr. Alexander ki ing R
last week, all of which dressed over 400.
Doc knows a t bing or two about pork.
most influential citizens are with ua no
This is the time to talk of what mig
have been better; this
for the farmer because
beyond any other,
an appropriate stage of action-a cenira
point about which for many, many years 13,
to come may revolve in harmonious inter i
is the organization
of
The farmer here find
—While farmers are boasting in the (Spring Mill
Reporter of big hogs and long sausages,
the Philad. Brauch
clothing and big stock.
the
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—Centre county Teachers’ Institute :
commences its annual convention al
Beliefcnte, Dec. 28 and closes 31. All
teachers should attend.
—Special bargains offered this week
in dress goods at the Beehive.
—The Centre county fair took in $1,123;
expenses, $430, peid on repairs, $150;
paid on old debts, $270; paid on premi-
ams, $275; balance in the treasury, $000
airs, containing, 10 g
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with its warm and generous ie 18 A 450 yards
hare to enliven it with its vigo a~ in depth,
both old and
our mothers and our daughters: ei
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tion—and that women, too,
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at Dinges’ store. v
th in any other way afler trying.
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young,
our sweet-hearls and our sweel-w tim
hera to brighten it with their loveliness, to Seven corpses hav
ladorn it with their offerings of taste and far, bat man)
Iskill in these decorations that surround and will be
and to cheer us with (their approving Late
smiles, and as in tho cays of ancient ers explosion in the Penygraig colliery on
y to decorate the weapons of our so~ Friday morning make the number of per-
10K,
iIvO8 are
or
If you are a Man
of Lagat ness, woak
ened by the strain of
your duties av ad
stimulantsand Gae
Hop Bitters.
If you are young and
dischetion br dissiph
ried or single, oid or
poor boalth of anguish
Boss, TOly of op
Whoever yOu are
whenever you feel
HH yosares
man of ied
eavaag aver mid
night war Le on
fore als nerve and
waste, use Mop B.
sullering from any In
Sion . If You are map
YOUDE sulforing from
fag on a bod of sick
Bitters.
T
nds dia an
ne
us, raised (his ove
the loss of life by the
re . >»
For the RErPoRTER.
The Fairview Evangelical Church, los
cated one mile north-east of Howardville, | rantr
was dedicated on Sunday, the Sth inst. cial warfare with flower wreaths woven by sons who perished
Bishop T. Bowman, who is a speaker of the hand of beauty and skill. Then so
superior ability, preached on Saturday cially the grange is a grand success as is
night and Sunday morning. There being demonstrated by these annual gather-
the sum of $500, unprovided for, it was ings. And may I ask what class has a bet ‘wash out the debris of
fully raised by the congregation in about! ter right to hold these annual Haryest changing bodies. I they do dot work
half an hour. The dedicatory services Homes and reunions than the farming properly the trouble is fell everywhere. !
were performed in the evening, B. | class—could you think of an idea more ex- Thon be wise and as s00n 88 yOu see signs
|tromely rediculus than for railroad men, of disorder got a package of Kidney-Wort
lawyers, and merchants to hold a harvest and take it faithfully, It will
FARMERS, MECHANICS, EVERY: pome—what harvest do they produce that sluic e-Way of sand, gravel
BODY, TAKE NOTICE. | they should be grateful over with thanks. purify the whole system
I am paying more for batter and eggs giving and praises to the giver of all good?
thus any siore ia Centre Sounty: You| without it would be for wheedling the peo
2 ! any= ¢ Jarpwr wv - rE EMP TAP
Be Pewsey. cent omy, tony, Plo out of some hundreds of doMars snow | NEY YORK WEEKLY HER-
ally upon such occasions to fill their own ALD.
You can’t get 25c per dozen for eggs any . a
where in Centre Co., except at my store. Any pockets without ever giving the farming | LL
piece of goods in my store can be bought and industrial classes a word of say 80; ex+| ONEDOLLARA YEAR.
as low as anywhere in the Valley. 1, cepting paying this money and doing their] The circulation of this popular newspa- |
need not tell you any more. I have|piding as is too generally the custom of Per has increased during the past year, It!
Dud “ Homes™ y ~ " lcontsing all the leading news of the Daily
with me and they say it pays—and it| railroad “Harvest Homes'' nearly every parqid, and is arranged in handy depart.
will pay you all. Thankful for past fav-| : 4 ore I
ors and respectfully solicit a continu-| Then an other evidence of the prosperity Foreign News ;
ance of the same. land the success of the order of Patrons of lembracos special dispatches from all quar-
and Friday, during my absence my ||ocated in nearly every section of the most : American News
are given the Telegraphic Despatches o
mates of
—If you want to gain a good under- Chi
standing, why just go to Powers & Son
aud get a pair of their boots or shoes.
They keep the largest stock and best
variety in the county and all true goods,
and actually sell cheap, with a guaran-
tee. Go and see their stock, ladies and
gentlemen, before purchasing elsewhere
otherwise you will mss it sure,
—The Thirty-Fourth Annual Session
of the Centre county Teachers’ Institute,
will be held in the Court House, Belle-
fonte, Pa.,commencing Tuesday, Decem-
ber 28. at 9 a. m., and closing Friday
evening, Dec. 31, 1880,
Day Sessioss. School Management,
English Language, Constitution of the
United States, Prof. E. A. Angell, Alle-
gheny City, Pa. History, Natural Science,
Prof. D. M. Wolf, Spring Mills, Pa. Or
thography, Primary Teaching, Miss
Florence Chidester, Syracase, N, Y. Vo
cal Music, Prof, C, I. Gramley, Rebers-
burg, Pa.
A part of each of the day sessions will
be devoted to brief reports or talks on
the foltowing topics :
Professional Reading, D. M., Wolf;
Elocution, J. B. Newcomer; Oral Ine
struction, W. A. Krise; Examination of
Schools at the close of Term—Impor-
tance and Method, C. C, Zeigler; Prac-
tical Fducation, H. H. Hershberger :
CLOTHING
Ea
NATURE'S SLUICE-WAY.
The kidneys are nature's sluice~way to
{ constantly
HOUSE
UAN “SUIT” ALL of your EYES, your PERSON
AN POCKETS.
OUR FALL STOCK IS NOW OPEN
SAMUEL LEWINS, Manager.
ing or stimulating
without mmfomicaling, Bi
take WW
Bitters
lieve vou dps
peje kidney
OF Erinary com
plant, disenss §
of the # oA
Bessel, BI
Hoey OF Ret
You will bell
enyed if You use
Hop Bitters
i
save yourg
iife, It has)
saved hune
dreds.
our
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Ciean ne cure for
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slime and Ran
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BOF WITTERS
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F. FORTNEY, Atlornoy-at-Law|
Bellefonte, ‘Fa, Office over
ank. ldmay
Just Opening !
ANEW STOCK
.
Reynolds b
customers who come seven milesto deal
{ where. iments. The
I will be at my store every Thursday | Husbandry is their subordinate Granges ters of the globe. Under the head of
¢ an
i
not buy his coat of Lewins,
—1It is reported that the remains of a
man were found on Monday of last
week in the woods near Clearfield. A
revolver was found within a few feet of
the body, and in the clothing a gold
watch worth $150; also in his pocket-
book $2,900. Probably it was a case of
accident or suicide.
—Dinges has one of the largest stocks
of dolls ever before seen in this place,
and socheap as to make them desirable |
holiday presents,
—We are pleased to notice Mr. John
Joozer out again ; he had a siege of ty«
phoid fever which kept him confined
for several weeks.
—Hail Columbia, said a fellow as he
ran home with a bundle, I have the
cheapest suit of clothing ever known to
have been gold in Centre coanty; 1 got
it of Lewins, at the Philad, Branch, just
the place to save money in clothing, and
they have goods that will wear too.
Advantages of an Educational column in
our County papers, W. G. Morrison;
clerks will give you all proper attention.
} ¢ % £1} i.
If you prefer cash for butter and eggs { fertile and prosperons portion of Lhe agri.
the week from all parts of the Union, This
The study of Arithmetic, H. F. Bitoer;
Exhibitions ve. Examinations, W. P.
Harpster; The Work, Worker and Re-
ward, J. R. Van Ormer; Mechanical
Execution of Scholars’ Work, Michael
Shires: Reviews, D. G. Kline; Moral
Instruction, Henry Keller; Qualifica-
tions of Pupils when leaving the Public,
Schools—What they are and what they
should be, R. E, Cambridge.
Evexixe Exercises—Lecruvre.~Who
are We? E. 1. Kirk, M. D.
Lecrure.—Objections to
Rev. D. K. Nesbit,
Wepxespay-Lecrvee,—~Cowmmon Seuse,
Prof. E. A. Angell.
Tuurspay—RHReading and Impersona-
tions, Miss Florence Chidester.
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Infidelity, | t
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—Who struck Billy Patterson? Who I
was the man with the iron mask? These
are questions never yet answered. Dat
here is a question that all answer the
same way: Who sells the best and
: 1
cheapest Clothing.
you cash. *l cultural community of our county, &o that
Will always pay you Bellefonte prices
Respectfully,
A.B. Kexuix,
ES tin
THE SUN FOR 1881.
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[speak of their property,
| their meoting, their halls and adornments,
their libraries and entertainments; show-
ing the work that is going on year after
year among the well to-do and enterprises
Everybody reads Tax Sux. In theling farmers of Uenire county. Besides the
ditions of this newspaper throughout the| 14 3 aw va also Count
ear {0 come everybody will find: subordinate Ciranges, we have als Lounty
I. All the world’s news, so presented |Granges with a membership of nearly 40
hat the reader will get the greatest|that meet quarterly, to undertake
difficult
these annual
es, and if time weuld permit we might
dec 3. business,
their
1
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RTE OS
under
Pic nics
§ 1 : : more enterprizes,
yrofitable expenditure of time and eye~| a wih
ight. The Sun auspicies
long ago discoyered the whoso
i
IT Much of that sost of Kido It has organized and established a Pals
uch of that sort of news which de-| y ’ 1 ny
: : : i { ) L Jompany in
sends less upon its recognized importance rons’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
ban upon its interest to mankind, From
The Sun prints ajunder its successful management to over
plans, |
oves, hates. and troubles. This story is OW Tate of $1 50 per thousand with no
feature alone makes
The Weekly Herald
the most valuable chronicle in the
as it is the ch Every woek is
i i §1
fist
a faiths
repors ol
Pulitin Ng
Political News
1 comprehensive
ig
eminent
¢ hour
embracir
despa
fuil r
nol
x wy tee lids
SINR WOL, 1OLGIUGE
eporis ol chos {
ang on the
I'he Farn
of the Weekly Herald gi
woll as the most practical go
discoveries relating to the duties ol
farmer, hints for raising Cattle, Poul
Grains, Trees, Vegolables, &c., &o, with
for keeping buildings and]
i farming utensils in repair. This is sup
iplemented by a wollse fited department,
widely ¢ pied, vinder the head of
The Home,
giving rec ipes for practical dishes, hints
for making clothing and for keeping up
E100 (
sitions of th
Department
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suggestions
| Every ftom of cooking Or atonomy suUg-
FERS
OF LYNN,
LYDIA E.
VEGETAELE
MASS.
COMPOUND.
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES,
1 LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles.
DR. 15. JL CLARK, South Here, Vi, says,
“in cases of KIDNEY TROUBLES # has
| acted Phe a chars, Bt hesonrod mony very
8 bad cuscs of PILES, and has never futled to
MH aot ofichently,”
NELROY FAIRCHILD, of 51. AThans, Vi, B
says, “Ii In of privcloss valu. After slatoen
yours of great safloving from Pios aed Cos
BF Clvosons 1 complotly cared we."
; 1106 ANON, sf Perkahire, says, tga
A wonders for me ia come §
sb Liver and Kidoey
WONDERFUL
POWER. WHY?
E BECAUSE ¥T ACs ON THE
B® LaveR, THE BOWELS AND Kib-§
NEVS AT THESAME TiME. X
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package!
pletely curing A severe
i Comuplalag”
IT HAS
wr
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Be sure and give them & call on your
perfect fit,
(FOR
oL'all and Winder:
AT
a Ah OLF’S, PA;
Nowis the Time
FOR BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS,
READY-MADE SUITS,
HATS, &
C
BOOTS AND SHOES
.
GROCERIES
HARDWARE,
CARPETS,
ETC, ETC,
AT
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
A Cordial invitation is extended
to the Public generally to call and
exawine the Stock and prices
they cannot be beat anywhere. on
Geoause It cleanses the aystom of B
the poleonous humors that develope ¥
in Kidney and Urinary discanes, Bli- BA
tcusnoes, Jaundio, Congtipation,
We Piics, Or in Rhoumatiem, Heuraigia §
ond Female disorders.
{ i KIDNEY. WORT s a dry vegetable cote .
i pound and can be sont by wall propald,
Answer, Lewins, at
the Philad. Branch, sells the best and
cheapest clothing.
gested in this department is practically
tested by experts before publioation. Let
ters from our Paris and London corres
pondents on the very latest fashions. The
Home Department of the Weekly Herald|
will save the housewife more than one
hundred times the price of the paper. The
interests of
more varied and more interesting than taxes excepting for actual! losses. And so
any romance that was ever devised. | economically has it been managed that the
rok Sted writing Juovury Soin, 40d cost of running the company has not exs
corum, in the trestment of every sub. ceeded $1756 per annum. The county
Grange has also organized and maintained
in active eperation for nearly three years
a Patrons’ Live Stock Association whereby
they can market their surplus stock at cost
and carriage without being beholding to]
the caprices of local dealers. And wo!
might enumerate much other work that is
done by the Courty Grange year afljer
year if we had the time.
Then there is work in this Order that is
peculiar to the State Granges such as cs
tablishing direct trade with manufactur:
ors, importers and wholesale dealers; so]
that by the system of co-operation organ-|
ized by the State Granges it is no longer
necessary to go to third and fourth parties
paying thom the exorbitant prices for ma-
chinery or commodities that Patrons can
now got at first hands. Where we former
all widths from A to E
{ALL GOODS WARRANTED
% as represented, we will make our word
ood foc wwary thing wo sell. All rips re-
Mire RTALIs ON Ww FO ; ;
iia dies and ch i Woik, we have
a (HE CELEBRATED BURTS SHOES
{OF NEW YORK, REYNOLDS EROS
SYRACUSE N. Y. PHILA. FINE
SHOES, ELMIRA, BINGHAMPTON
WILLIAMSPORT BOSTON fine ealf
{and kip boots, for men and boys. Ladies
and children, fine calf skin winter shoes
{Elmira wake, gum boots and rubber
goods of all kinds, a fine lot ot Tennessee
le Leather Just received, caif skips
GRAHAM & SON
Bellefonte, Pa.
—Nothing go good for Headache and
Dyspepsia as Dr. Mettaur's Headache
and Dyspepsia Pills. Price 25 cents, All
Druggists sell them. 16dec 5t,
—We have a new lot of job type for
sale bills. We print bills at the lowest
rates. Send us per mail a list of articles
the date and hour of sale, and the
amount you wish to pay for bills, and
will return you a job satisfactory in all
respects. Sales advertised in the Reg-
PORTER reach every nook and corner of
this and adjoining vallies.
—Health, hope and happiness are re-
stored by the use of Lydia E. Pinkbam’s
Vegetable Compound. It is a positive
care for all those diseases from which
women suffer so much. Send to Mrs,
Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue
for pamphlets. 16dec 2t.
—A good new shuttle sewing machine
for hand or treadle can be traded or
bought at the Rep mrrer office. Price
$12. .
—CaALEY's CHICKEN PowDER, a sure
ols
The Poaitive Cure
BE
For all Female Complaints,
Tha preparation, as its name signifies, consists of
table Proportion what are harmless to the most del
ts invalid, Upon ono trial the merits of this Com
yd will ba recognized, as relief is inunediate ; and
{ ilsgmne ia continued, in ninety. .alud pasos ih & hii,
4. 8 permanent eure is effected ss thousands will fos
sound of ita proven merits, itis today re |
oribod by the bost physicians in
--The Clearfield coal shipments for
the last week, amount to 55,682 tons, be-
ing an increase of 21,335 tons over the
same period last year, snd considerably
the largest weekly out-put ever made
from the Clearfield region. On Tuesday
of same week, the shipments were over
13,000 tone, or at the rate of about 80,»
000 tons a week, which would indicate a
carrying capacity of 4,000,000 tons per
annum,
ect
1V. Honest comment. Tho Sun’s habit
is to speak out fearlessly about men and
things.
V. Equal candor in dealing with each
political party, and equal readiness to
commend what is praiseworthy or to re-
buke what is blamablein Democrat or Re~
publican,
VI. Absolute independence of partisan
organizations, but unwavering loyalty te
true Democratic principles, Fhe Sun be-
lieves that the Government which the
Constitution gives us is a good one to keep,
Its notion of duty is te Pot to its utmost
power the efforts of men in the Republi
can party to set up another form of gov-
ernment in place of that which exists. The
year 1881 and the yoars immediately fol
lowing will probably decide this supreme-
ly important contest. The Bun believes
that the victory will be with the people as
against the Rings for monopoly, the Rings
for plunder, and tho Rings for imperial
power.
Skilled Labor
are looked after, and everything relating’
to mechanics and labor saving is carefully |
recorded. There is a page devoted to all
the latest phases of the business markets, |
Crops, Merchandise, &c., &c. A valua-
ble feature is found in the specially re.|
ported prices and conditions of |
The Produce Market,
Sporting News at home and abroad; to]
gether with a story every weok, a Sarmon|
by some eminent divine, Literary, Musis|
cal, Dramatic, Personal and Sea Notes. | '
There is no paper in the world which con |
tains 80 much news matter every week as]
the Weekly Herald, which is sent, postage
free, for Oae Dollar, You can subscribe]
at any time, {
The New York Herald in a
weekly form, One Dollar a Year.
Address, {
ORE IT NOW
Buy i at the Braggisis Price, $LOG ll
WELLS, RICZARDION 2 C0, Dropristons,
Puslington, Vi.
nd py
ro outirely the worst form of fallleg
Louocory hom,
sation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
1, Floodings, all Displacements and the cons
$ splnl woakooss, and is especially a fapted fo
sage of Life, It will dissolve and expel fumors
i Lhe nloras in an early stage of development. Tha
1 ney to cancerous humors there Is checked very
eolily by Ha use
fn fact ft has proved ta bo the great
tut and best remedy that has ever been discover
od. It permoatos every portion of the system, and gives
w lifeand vigor, It removes falntoess, flatuloney, de-
ye alleraving for stimulants, and relieves weakness
+ tho stomadc
It curca Bloating, Meadaches, Nervous Prostration,
poral Debility, Slee plossn Depression and Todi
tien, That fecling of bearing down, causing pain
8,
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GUIDE SUCCESS"
WITH FOR . o
BUSINESS sept 8
FORMS ae, |
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is BY FAR the best Business and Social
Guide and Hand-Book ever published.
Much the latest. It tells both sexes coms
pletely HOW TO DO EVERYTHING
in the best way, How to be Your Own
Lawer. How to do Business Correctly
land Successfully. How to Act in Society
~-Do not forget Sechlers when you
want to buy Holiday goods—they keep
the finest confectioneries made, and the
choicest nuts, besides fancy articles for
Christmas presents.
—A thorough and safe remedy is Dr.
Mettaur’s Headache and Dyspepsia Pills.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
16dec, bt.
—The valuable real estate of Jonas
From, decd, at Tusseyville, will be offer-
Wo — ——
&
CURE GUARANTEED 25 CENTS BY USING
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cure for Cholera and Gapes. Sold by J
D Murray, 4noy. 8m:
—Persons back on the Reporter for
peveral years, will do us a favor by re-
mitting at least a part of amount due,
‘We need cash to keep business going.
“T Merchants who suffer from Dys-
psia, Headache, Constipation, or Bil-
ousness can be cured by using Dr, Met-
taur's Headache and Dyspepsia Pills,
Price 25 cents, 18nov. 4t.
Dr. Mettaur's Hoadache and Dys
Pills, price 26 cents, cure at once,
sche, Dyspepsia, Biliousness and” C
08 Hw
La
onsti-
ed for sale on Saturday, 18 inst., at 1 p.
m., consisting of farm of 117 acres, with
all necessary buildings, orchard, good
water, &c., also a 22 acre tract of timber
land. Thisis one of the most desirable
farms in the neighborhood.
—TIt is an admitted fact that one suit
of clothing got at the Philad. Branch
will outwear two suits of shoddy bought
elsewhere. The Philad. Branch manou-
facture their own clothing, and warrant
them genuine goods as represented. No
other clothing store in the county has
this advantage, sad that ie the reason
why clothing th e ght so cheap
fom Ts Mwy
ve
¥
Our terms are as follows :
ly, and those out side of the Grange still
For the Daily Sun, a four.page sheet of
postpaid, is 65 cents a month, or $6.50 a
eight-page sheet of fifty-six celumns, the
price is 05 cents a month, or $7.70 a year,
postage paid.
The Sunday edition of The Sun is also
furnished separately at $1.20 a year, post
age paid.
The price of the Weekly Sun, eight
pages, fitty-six columns, is $1 a year, poit-
uge paid. For clubs of ten sending $10
we will send an extra copy free,
wi Address 1. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher of TuE Buy, New York Qity,
re
$20 less, sewing machines that agents sel
$25, and almost every machine in the mar
yoars,
can get for $280, and need not pay for
have to pay for a complete grain drill $100
NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway and Ann Street, New York.
16dec, Bt.
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OTICE is hereby given that the fols
: lowing named persons have filed |
their petitions for license in the office of |
tthe Olerk of the Court of General Quarter |
Sessions of the Peace in and for the Couns |
made at the next Sessivn of said Court to
rlarant the same,
wight
fte use. It willat all times,
Wye permanently cured by
and under all eircumstan
fomalosystem
Price $1.00. Six bottles for
$5.00. Bent by wall in the
freely answers all letters of
sould Le
. They cure
aay ab
Yo family
LIVES PILLS
wd Ton ="
Mrs. PINKHAM
inquiry. Send for pam
it LYDIA BE. PINERAN'
Gla per Los,
land in every part of life, and coatains a
| gold mine of varied information indsipen-
{sable to all classes for constant reference.
AGENTS WANTED for all or spare
time. To know why this book of REAL
value and attractions sells better than any
other, apply for terms to. .
H. B. SCAMMELL & CO., ST. LOUIS,
Mo. ‘We pay all freight
20aug 6m,
0p
OHN F. POTTER, Atlorue;
e Law. Oollestions promptly made and s acls
or,
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attention given to; hose having la
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