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DISGRACEFUIL: SCENE IN THE
LOWER BRANOCHOF THR
LEGISLATURE,
Hannisnuvra, April B~The Friday
morning seseion was a usual ons-—~that is,
more like a rat pit gathering than a delibs
erative body. Under the suspension ef
POLITICAT, SPECULATION
THE DEAD LOCK,
The fact is interesting that two hun
red and ninety nominations have been
sent to the Senate since the present exe
cutive session began, Of this number
about twenty-five wore acted upon before
thedead-lock intervened, Thereare still
an the Vice President's table 265 nomin
ions which have not even boen opened
In addition, there five treaties pendiog
which can only be considered in execu
tive session. The Democratic Senators
have made thirty-seven unsnccessful
motions to proceed to the consideration
of executive business, since the 4th ef
March, but in every instance they were
voted down by Mahone & Co.
Among themselves, Senators are dis
cussing the effect of the Senate dead-loc Kk
apon the Ohio election in October. The
Democrats are strongly impressed with
the belief that they have the Republi-
cans where the hair is short, and they
propose to make the best ofit. They ar
gne that the dead-lock is a good thing for
them, as it is attracting general attention,
and they will go before the country and
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PROFIT $1,200,
To sum it up, six long years of bed-
ridden sickness, costing $300 per year,
total $1,200 —all of this expense was stop-
ped by three bottles of Ho y Bitters, tas
ken by my wife. She has done her own
housework for a year since, without the
the rules Wolfe charged that the Speaker] Works {loss of a day, and 1 want everybody to
was noting like one of the “bosses,” in| : \know it, for their benefit, —N, E, Farmer,
Panis, April 4.~Our Madrid corres. ™ - rte
stead of being bossed by the House, 1 son dont sad : -
| anda i . oh . bo ® 5y SR EE ¥ £49 TL
was a sol up job to recognize none bul Nk Be 2 Ne sgraphans f Hows | The floods | R EGISTER'S NOTIOE. ~The follows
certain clique, and Ar, ati evil ie nre most serious. The Minis Ing secotints have bedn examined
fou . ter of Public Works left by a special #0 passed by me and remain filed of re.
that the motion to suspend be reconsider Atul tod ith elt , | {eord in this office for the inspection of
: . onday, with eight ge :
ed and another fight ensued. The Speak. ttre taking with "KR 'rernmant SREY hol rs, logatees, craditors, and all others in
er denied that he was partial to anybody, | RE wilh him §0.000 from thelany way interested and will be presented
Mr. Rdwards bad previously called up Cabinet King Alfonze has placed his to tha Orphan's Court of Centre county,
: [OWN private purse st the disposal of the|0" Wednesday, the 27th day of April, A
bis supplement to the act for the protec. authori t \ Pia ‘PIDs. 1881, tor confirmation and allowance
; 5 arilie id ralie » an! b .
tion of health of coal miners, Another . tefleve tha sufferers. Ball. | 1. The first and final account of H A
Wolle moved ry and roya engineers have been orders (Hayder, sxecutor of &e. of John Masden,
“po “ne ed from Carthagena and Cadiz with boats | ata of Liberty township, deceased,
' : . ‘ : ¢. The seeoun : jah.
The Speaker enlled for order out of the and provisions, ue food is falling short in anl Serpent of Jonathan “y Mish,
Billingsley and Wolfe refused Seville, Last night many houses in
toirecognise the Chair, and the Speaker
the Schenck, inte of Howard township, de
CiLy gave way before theforce of ‘the wa. tensed
threatened to order the Bergeantsat~Arms
to remove disorderly members from the
ter. The authorities lodged severa 4 The account of Michael Runkle, ad-
dred of the po ministrator of &e. of Margaret Ann Runs
floor. Wolfe defied and Billingsley defled
Wolfe and the Chair, This state of als
hus OF in publio buildiogs and Lie (his wife) late of Spring township, de
churches. Three suburbs and about sixty ceased !
wires lasted for sume thoe, until Wolfe at
ast got in his motion and called the ayes
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sireols have from one to twenty-seven feet 4. Tha account ef John D. Decker, ad-
of water in them. Tha people ate living ministrator of &e, of (380 Ww. Faust, late
in the up mn i of Potter township, deceased
Ipper stories, The police are tak: 5 The nceount of Wm. Thompson, ad.
and nays, which resulted in ayes, 26;|°%° ‘od and provisions by boat.
The report of bills from coms
mittees was then made, only flleen min.
utes of the session being left,
LEGISLATORS SALARY, SEVILLE INUNDATED.
n the Senate on 6th the bill fixing
the salaries of the members of the Log
islature at $1000 for regular sessions, $1004
for special sessions and $200 for spe: ial
qaaalons called for the election of 1 nited
Spates Senator, Was discussed on third
sading. .
4 i Rordman amended by fixing the
poy for extra sessions at $500, and striking
out that part of the bill which prov ided for
the salary of $1000 tor : regular sessions,
leaving the compensation in that CRO As
is now provided bv the law of 1874
Mr. Mylin responded that under the
old constitution legislation WAS easy, but
ander the new the passing of bills was
more difficult and required & mi h lon
sor time Five hundred dollars he
thought too small, as no special session
dish anvihing under sixty
ABOUT
Ravages of the Floods in the Old
Moorish City—The Valley of the
Guadalquiver Transformed
into a Lake—Visit of
Minister of Public
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The’ Centre Reporter.
pred BURTE cue ooo ure EDITOR
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ENTRE HALL, Pa, April 14, 1881 Faunes moved
min tm — a
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The widow of John Brown, who was
hung at Harper's Perry, is in Washing:
ton seeking a position under the Gov
ernment as she is poor,
its lima -
It is said Conkling and Cameron have
each bought a piece of chalk—and now
if you find 320 chalked on tho white-
house it won't be hard to guess who did
it. Both the bosses say Garfield did not
keep his promises,
os of
—ACRES OF DRESS GOODS.—
4 Ca could accomy noisy scene now ensued.
days at least
Afr. Davis thought $1000 nono to mu h
He contended that no membey or senator
conld come to Harrisburg without pe-
cuniary loss to himself and detriment to
his family
Mr. Uraig ¢ antended that the members
of the Legislature ought to have their
salaries fixed at a round sum, and thought
$1000 sflicient, He contended that ifthe
[egistature would actively begin work
ance when it assembled in Janovary there
was 110 reason why all necessary legisla:
it he perks ted within the
limited time He considered that the
apinion of the Attorney General Was a
proper interpretation of the Constitution
" Mr Greer compared the pay of other
State officials with the salaries paid the
Legislators, and contended that the mem
bers were not paid enough,
Mr. Newmyer raised the point that
the proposed amendment was not in or
der, as a precisely similar proposition
had been defeated vest rday
The Chair (Mr. Reyburn} decided the
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point to be well taken :
In the prolonged discussion wii hen
sued Mr Schnatterly said it would be a
piece of impertinence for any officer of
o honor the warants
the State t
i drawn for the pay of the mem-
i such refusal was persisted
would favor the impeach
h officer,
r. Newmyer moved to postpone the
matter forthe present, which was amen
ed by Mr. Laird to pospone indefinitely.
Not ‘agreed to
Fhe provision of tl
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Have now such a vast stock of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
That were it spread out in square yards it would cover an area as large
ne 8 farm of about two hundred acres. This Dress Goods farm in money
value would be worth about a Quarter of a Million Dollars, y
$4
to adjourn, smidst cries of
confusion,
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¢ follows NEW
The Lewistown Gazette follows the Re
poxtis in opposition to the mutual life
josorance companies, You are sound
there, neighbor. We notice that the
Centre Democrat is also protesting against
these wildeat concerns,
Twelye ministrator of &e. of Harriet Klinger, late
hundred men are working to strengthen of Coliage lawnahip deseasnd
the dika : : hh 6 in aocount o 0. Furst, executor
thd ¥ and uilysy Smbabkments. Hof &e. of Barbara Smith, lateof Bellefonte
@ valley and country beyond seems an|borough, deceased
immense lake 7. The first and final acoount of Wilbur
F Reeder, administrator of &e. of Jacob
Peters late of Mississippl, deceased
8 The first and final wecount of W. H.
Goss, administrator of &e. of Juoobh Goss
lute of Half noon township, deceased :
9 The account of Alfred Jones, execu.
tor of &e. of Wm G Myers, late of the
boreugh of Philipsburg, deceased
10 he secount of Jonathan Weaver,
guardian of Harvey OC. Weaver, minor
child of Solomon Weaver, late of Miles
wwrship, deceased
11. The final secount of John Rossman
gusrdisn of Georga H Stover, minorehild
of George Stover, late of Gregg township
decensed. )
12 The first and final gecount of J. H
Wagner, administrator of &c of 'W (.
Wagner, late of Philipsburg borough, de.
ceased,
18. The account of George B. Cosle, ad:
ministrator of &o of George Buchanan,
inte of Grbge township, deceased
I4 The account of Jeremiah Kline and
Daniel K Heckman, executor of &e
Nusans Aline,
fersused
15. The account of James D. Gentzel,
administrator of &e, of John Gentzel, late
of Gregg township. decessed,
16, The final aconunt of James W_ Ran.
kle, guardian of Etta on Weslay Breon,
minor children of Danie! Breon, late of
(rrege township, decessed
1. The partial seeoant of 8. A. Waeds
executor of &e, of Eliza W eods, late ef
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accuse the Republicans of forming an | lion should ne nays, 08
alliance with a Virginia repudiator and
obstructing public business.
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THE NIHILIST MINE,
The following details have not before
heen published concerning the results of
the exploration of the mine discovered
in the Little Sadova street, St. Peters-
burg ~~ When the sappers employed in
ihe operation had reached a depth of
five feet below the surface the gallery
was reached. In it were laid two wires
and a rope. As the presence of the rope
suggested the idea that there were two
modes of exploding the mine the work
was proceeded with very cautiously, the
passage having to be enlarged. At a
distance of about a fathom a bottle was
found, some nine inches high, and made
of thick glass with a ground glass stop-
per. The throat was wrapped in cloth J¥he provision of 18 Hl ney hem
and bladder. The bottle contained a on ont, and It wag passed finally and sent
dark, thick substance, which Professor |, the House in the following form :
Feodoroff declares to be a mixture of
That th
aitro-glycerine, sulphate of ammonia]
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In tho senate on Sth the bill, propos
nz an amendment to the Constitution
prohibiting the manufacture and sale of
intoxicating liquors, was recommitted
for the purpose to consider an amends
nent allowing them to be manufactured
for Sacramental purposes,
smear Hi A A
A een
NEW MEXICOOVERRUN BY DES
FERADOES HUNTING RANCH.
MEN AND COWBOYS,
Dexves, Col, April 1A dispatch to
the Durango (N. M.) News says. "The
whele section of country around Rio Aras
pia, N
ment
The tops of trees, church
a8 and roofs just appoar sbove the waters,
which swaep along cattle and crops, and
the river, which is five miles broad before
it enters Seville, is rushing over gardens
snd quays, entering the lovely St. Elmo
Palace,
Below we mention a few attractive items taken from our stock of
MEDIUM PRICE DRESS GOODS.
ALL/WOOL GRANITES,
44 inches in width, at 621 ets,
ALL-WOOL FOULES,
44 inches 10 width, at 624 ets.
ALL-WOOLSHOODAS,
44 inches in width, at 75 ets.
ALL- WOOL CASHMERES,
all colors,
36 inches, at 50 ets,
40 inches, at 62% cts,
40 inches, at 75 cts,
40 inches, at 874 cts,
CASHMERK BEIGE,
all~wool,
24 inches, 25 ets,
24 inches, 37 cts.
44 inches, 50 ets.
46 inches, 624cts,
46 inches, 75 ots,
ALL-WOOL CHECKS,
44 ioches in width, at 55 els,
GERSTER CLOTHS,
34 inches in width, at 45 cts.
SEA SAND CLOTHS.
25 inches in width, at 31 cts.
BELGAIN BEIGE,
23 inches in width, at 31 ots.
Senator Sherman was out of office six
or sight hours on the third of March, for
the first time in 96 years, Yet, during
last presidential campaign Sherman bad
the impudence to abuse Hancock because
he got his living off the government
The difference is Hancock lived only
from his salary and remained poor, while
Sherman in addition to his salary man
aged to pilfer enough in office to be &
millionaire,
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The Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs
writing to Minister Foster in response to
the resolution passed by the United
States Senate on the death of Alexander
11, says: “My august father has been pro-
feaudly touched by this mark of respect
for his adored father and of sympathy
with himself coming from the high as
sembly of a country for which the de
ceased Emperor professed a sincere es-
teem and warm friendship.”
elgg
It is given out that President Garfield
will demand of his friends in the Senate
that the dead-lock be broken, and his
nominations considered. If the Presi.
dent can command half 1 dozen votes it
¢aa be done, fur the Democrats are anx-
ious to transact pending executive busi-
nessand adjourn. The administration
is much embarrassed by the refusal of
the Senate to act on its appointments
This is the first timea President has been
so contemptuously treated either by his
own party or theopposition. No wonder
Garfield and Blaine are getting mad.
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Members of the Legislature have tak-
en to purnmeling each other, a species of
vulgar exercise that is probably as pro-
fitable to many of them as anything they
are likely toengage in. A few days ago
Mr. Kneass of the House thoroughly
flogged Senator Smith for personal im-
pertinence to him, and laid him up for]
a short time. Mr, Koeass is said to bea
rodiier modest man, while senator Smih
is said to be arseand brutal. Of course
botix are from Philadelphia.
There is one satisfactoin in this jif they
pummel each other some of them, at
lest, will get their deserts,
SILK MIXED ROMAN BTRIPES,
25 inches in width, at 374 ets.
TWILLED STRIPES. *
23 inches in width, at 31 cts.
PLAIDS AND CHECKS,
23 inches mm width, at 31 cts
TWILLED PLAIDS
23 inches in width, at 25 ets
TWILLED MELANGES,
23 inches in width, at 20 eta,
: TWI LLED BEIGES,
27 inches in width, at 25 cts
TWILLED BEIGES,
23 inches in width, at 18 ete.
~~ MOMIE CLOTHS,
27 inches in width, at 2D cts
ALL-WOOL SUITINGS,
24 inches in width, at 20 cts
ALL-WOOL CHECKS,
24 inches in width, at 25 cts
GRANITE CHECES,
22 inches in width, at 20 cts,
HALF WOOL CASHMERES,
22 inches in width, at 15 cts.
M., isin a state of nervous excite
and supreme, The
cause of the terror is 1ke Stockton and his
gang, who, with his brother Port, have for
years been depredating through New
Mexico and Texas, murdering, stealing,
&o; Less than a month ago Port Stock
ton, whose headquarters were near Fars
mington, entered a saloon in that town
where a number of ranchmen were drink.
ing, aud, as custumary, everobody was
invited to take a drink, under penally of
being shol on one's refusal. A ranchman
nol complying Stockton drew a revolver,
but was immediately sl and killed.
Ise Stockton hearing of this, collected a
gang ol six orseven desperadoes and starts
ed fur Farmington with the avowed pur
Alarm in the City.
Vessels keep their anchoragawith mueh
trouble, In Seville proper the alarm is
considerable, as three quarter of the town
are bourly fearing inundation if the water
sweeps away the railway embankments,
Prains ran with difficulty. The line is cut
in three places between Seville and Cor
dova.
error reigns
$
y re fias
LO Polis
roporiy
bers, and if
in he &
1t of su
EF one, All communication Is stopped in
the south, toward Huelva and Cadiz. The
authorities already estimate the loss at Se
ville to be over $1,000,000 000, and in the
country districts it is impossible to make
any The
will
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bill fixing the sal a of
estimate al laste of Haines township,
week and festivities
have to be suspended,
praesent. holiday
probably
causing s heavy
The gales have
extended to the south coasts, to the straits
of Gibralter even to Malaga and Murcia
I'he authorities decline to state the loss of
10%
oy air,
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salary of the Senators an 7 :
the House of R presentatives ea
at $1000 each for each
except when such special
fie sole of
ch
loss to the population,
N hamaby fred
and charcoal, Upon extending the ex-|
amination of the passage a tin case was
discovered in which the wires and rope
ended. These were cut and the tin can- |
ister brought to the surface It was|
pose of Killing every man who was present
when Pert was killed then they
been ering ranchmen snd cow.
boys, killing and stealing stock and defy
ing the authorities,
special session
session is ealied for Purpose
alecting a United States Senator, in wh
} be $0,
The vote was as follows:
Y eas- Messrs, Arnholt. Cochran, Coop.
Sine
3
have murd
\ life. The Cortes will be asked to vole »
A vigil tlarge supply for the relief of the floeded Gro wwietin 4 )
vigilance commit-| 4 The river has inund 4 srAgR township, deceased,
! . : i Ee 3 undated four 8 "Th sana nl of M 3 . .
i i {tee was organized, but is powerless, the | Juarela tes of the town and furly of thew . aiden of Soma Gramits -
. . . . San : 14a 44 ane i ‘ 4 - In : . : URTrelm i L f aa fer) i jmin i) é @ .
twenty inches high and nine pe i | o Day is, a x. Sraar, Hall, J nes, | desperadoes being thoroughly scquainted \country sround its mouth lata of Grogs township, deceased.
: ¢ Na with rope an Adalar, LARiE, Tt HEY. (RU REIREY | with the country, well mounted ar have! —1 9 he aceount of D Me 5
diameter, wrapped round A ; | McNeill, Mylin, Newmyer, Norris, Rey |, wl : " Fr Well mounte d any a land John P “M ng A avid Hel anstas
the cover tarred. Inside was a dark] = = “nhs Sehnatterty, Seamans, Sill | 10g divided into three or four squads in} lof M pd | Me Hoa Hr a s a
: { burn, Roberts, Schnatterty, 8, DL | e 4 . (of Margaret Molinattan, late of College
gray substance, and in the middle a de-| Smith, Thomas, Upperman and Newell | order to evade them. Governor Ww allnce |tawnship, deceased. ’ B
" An in 95 { has called t Ii 1 the couns , | 20 T "ORBE ¢ hil .
a; . " wlinder ui . : ins called oul the militia, and (he coun wiler dministration he es 20. The account of Jacob Shullz execu
tonator, consisting of a small eylinde 1 Nave— Messrs. Alexander. Bogas. Otaig. : : a, | ; Let ra old ni istra on the slate] hp Vosuunt of ob | ite ex ’
sled with nitro-glvcerine fund pyroxe-| gp, or hart Gordon. Grof. Hereter, Hol. | TY 1 to be scoured until the desperadoesiof John Neese, late of Gregg twp, | kc, ol Magdalene Gerrel, late o
ed with nilro-g ch ad itt 1 : | Rverhurt, iy rd. Lon MoCrs kon. | sre run down idec'd having been granted to the under-| Jiies Towship, deceased,
ine, with a copper cap charged with ful- | ben, Kaufman. Laird, Lee McCracken, | ls gned, all persons indebted to said estate| 21. The final account of Peter Shultz
; . . : Nalsan. Parker, Royer, Smiley, Stewart | * : 4 d j d rment vd Henry Etlers, exzecuto {f &c f
minating mercury. The tin contained | - ol ’ i SPERATE FIG \ are required ov make immediate paymenti®h nry « fXeculors, © ce. of
ont aS pounds of explosives and and Herr—18, SPERATE FigH {and those having « laims agsinst the same John Edris, late of College township, de
abon 5 GSiYC wiit :
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the bottle thirty pounds. The tools used |
in making the mine consisted of two into
:
INER to present them, daly authenticated by |ceased.
March 2. —A dispateh|law for set: lement | 22 The second sceount of John Musser,
borers, a very small spade, a rake and a
wooden shovel. A bottle of carbolic ac- |
om Jouvesvillp, Lee county, Va. report ELIAS FETTEROLP, {Jr , executer of &e. of J. 0. Bricker, late
id was found, used to purify the air in
Adm'r. {of Harris township, deceased.
| 28 The account of John Rossman, trus-
{120 Lo sell real estate of &e. of Peter Zoig-
the tunnel. Experts who conducted the |
researches state that had the mine been |
fired the houses in the immediate vicin-
ity would almost certainly have fallen,
) ¥4
case the salary shall f
islrigls,
er
under ie a plain envelope, to
Be Cn > a a tor Tape)
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO,
Ann St, New York, N. Y.; Post Oa
Box. 4586. Toot 1y.
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DMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Every lady living at a distance frem Philadelphia should send for a
specimen number of the Journal of the Household, an illustrated monthly
fashion paper the size of Haiper's Bazaar.
It contain much interesting
reading matter, and its illustrations and pieces of all kinds of Dry Goods
are of much value to out of town consnmers,
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
Market Street to Filbert. - N W, Cor. Eighth Street.
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j day in the mountains belween twenty rev. |
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+ XECUTORS NOTICE. - tier, late of Gregg township, deceased
J | 24 The account of James I. Ross, exec
; ! Letters testamentary on the estate of utor of &c of John Ross, late of Fergu-
and Bill Middleton John RB Taylor, Inte of Gregg twp ,dec’'d, son township. decossed,
: of ionovar) The revenue officers failed | having been granted to the undersigned, | 26 The account of David J. Moyer and
of a sessionover | "© 0 Ars \he moosthizess fromthe Bas all persons indebled to said estate are re O', M. Bower, excoutors of &ec. of John
i LO disio Ke the moonsbiners (rom Lhe Oa iired to make immediate payment, and Mever, late of Haines township, decensed
| rieaded still sent lor re-en* inese having claims against the same to! 20. The account of Martha P. Oden
| forcoments to take the house by storm. preseat them duly Sugentieaied by law kirk and John H. Odenkirk, executors of
’ : Hn 4 far settlement FF. TAYLOR i&e, of George Odenkirk, late of Poiter
he onshin lied out and drovethe!’ . : Fes . . ' ¢
| The moonshiners sallied out and drove the JOHN SHANNON. [township deceased
| besiegers away,
around the
or a session of a hu id twenty-three moonsbi-
Middleto
Jake
S00 if the session lasts longer. 5's still house, in
This is offering
ras ality, fi
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nremin Yer wh Joe,
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n were killed PHILADELPHIA.
ne houses and
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THE LIQUOR PROHIBITION, Since Palmer's opinion
The proposed amendment to the con- | wit]
stitution prohibiting the mannfacture | trying
and sale of intoxicating liquors except uu
for mechanical, medicinal and manufac |
turing purposes, if it should pass at this |
session which now seems probable from | A a
x : : : . glegraph companies who violate the ar
the decided vote in the house, cannot be | |. | .
er $500 extra
ay.
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members are OE
[mar Execulors 27. The account of Edward C. Humes,
i executor of &e, of Lucy Potter, late of the
borough of Bellefonte, deceased,
“ 28 The fourteenth annus! account of
Earth, i h Danie! Rhodes and Jobn Irwin, Jr. sur
; ; 8 Uni setters Lestameniary upon ihe esiale|viving trustees under th illof W. A
Somerset. Ky., March 25. ~United i iving t sr the will o u
g iy hi Yo ¢ } fof John Metzler, late of Potter township, | Thomas, Iate of Bellefonte, borough, de
| States Deputy Collector Logan bas re jeoensod, having been granted to the un: | caused
a ol turned from a raid on the moonsbiners injdersigned, by the Register of Centre coun | 20 The first and final account of E. A
submitted to a vote of the people of the] ign oy Wayne county. He reports baving de- VY. be requests all persons knowing them: | Oner, admimstrator of &¢ of Aaron Pare
1 : . ’ i afte i ng lines, assed | ; haan oil) Cwhich was in {salves to be indebted to deceased to come! ridge lute of Mileshurg, deceased
| stroyed three stills, one 0 } i . ) y cm 4d! 20 The f : i
state for adoption or rejection anti afer! . iv in the Senate to-day. | stroyed three stills, one of whic n *| forward and make prompt payment, and| 30 The first and final account of H. B.
it shail have been agreed to by a majori- | ’ ’
ty of the members of the next legisla |
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IRAOHIE WAY: — Moonshiving in the Bowels of the EX ECUTOR'S NOTICE ~—
Hanrrissrro, Aj i #
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the
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the commonwealth property ol
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1855. BAUGH’S FERTILIZERS HAVE STOOD
1881.
FIELD TES15 OF 25 YEARS.
BUSHELS, NOT ACRES. SAVE MONEY BY USING
BAUGH'S TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR PHOSPHATE
PRICE $25 PER TON OF 2000 POUNDS,
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-Baugh’s Economical Fertilizer--
FOR POTATOES, CONTAINING
4 T0 5 PER CENT OF SULPHATE OF POTASH.
. PRICE $30 PER TON OF 2000 POUNDS,
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ALL GOODS SOLD ON A GUARANTEED ANALYSIS.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FREE UPON APPLICATION,
Address---Baugh & Sons, 20 S. Delaware Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
For Sale By J. H. LONG, FLEMINGTOS, CLINTON 00, PA.
10feb13s Agent for Clinton and Centre Counties.
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A LYNCHING WITH AN INTER
MISSION,
This was just the best thing she could
do. Miss Gaddis Homan committed sui-
cide at Mapleton, IIL, because she could
not lie abed mornings as long as she
wished. She was visiting at her broth-
er's house and seldom made her appear-
ance until breakfast had been eaten by
the rest of the family. Her brother re-
monstrated, aad informed her that she
mnst get up before the breakfast hour.
She got exceedingly wroth about the order
aud safler pouting all day returned to her
faiber's house, That might when she
retired she ordered her sister out of the
room, saying she would show them how
long she couid lie in bed. She locked the
dour, took the poison and was found in
the morning in the last stroggles of death.
There are a good many yonng ladies
now-a-days woo seem to be good for
nothing unless it be to commit smwcide
and this even they seem not to have
sense enough to do,
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On the Ist inst, in New York the will
of Judge William Beach Lawrence was
offered for probate. He leaves all his
property in trust for his children and
their decendants, with the cxception
of a few small bequests, The will closes
as follows : “Aware of the ruinous conse-
quences of ligitation to all concerned in
cases of wills, I do hereby declare it to
be my will that in case any child or de-
cendant of any child who may claim any
si { cavern one hundred and thirty fest under those having claims against decedent toiGrove, administrator of &e. of Henry
STRANGE STORY OF A MURDER |the ground present them duly suthenticated for setile
wire, and after that adopted by a vote
of the people.
YR IRON | ment, = as = a ed.
IN A PRISON, i JACOB METZLER, | 81 The final necount of Mesh Willlams,
CrearrizrDd, Pa, April 9 —-0n Thurs Executor, and J W Steward, executors of &e. of
Appended is the vote by which the]
bill proposing the constitutional amend- |
fay last 2 man named Goodwin was ar} Vr W iil, ime of Hunan wwmiin
rested for larceny and lodged in ti [Scents yr TROP
: lo W. E. BURCHFIELD,
. ¥ : st nigh ah 1 a
ment passed the house finally on Tues- | Last night & man aud we
day evening, 5th: | man, representing themselves to be the
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at this place. 881. Register,
j . > a ;
i hrother and sister of the prisoner, drove
Yens—Messrs. Ackley, Amerman, Ben- | ’ & Ada
adict, Billingsley, Blackford, Boyce, | il and wero imitted to Goodwin ’
Braham, Britton, Brown, H. R,, Brown, After they had left Godowin was
Isaac B,J. L. Brown, W. C. Barchfieid, | found dead from wounds inflicted with
Battermore, Caldwell, Campbell, A. B. | knive.
Cambell, William Chadwick, Clark, Col |
born, Davis, Derickson, Devereux, Ellis, |
Smery, Flynn, James, French, Gephart,
Giogerich, Hamm, Hard son, Hayes, | ™ Rat a
Hierlily, Hill, Hollman, Hoofnagle, | ple, a dissolute woman of the oil and coal
Hoyer, Hulings, Hungerford, Klein, | She was acquainted with Evans,
Koeass, Landis, La Touche, Law, Lig-| who was convicted of manslaughter re-
gett, Lockwook, Long, Loveland, Low-| up iy, and has another indictment pend.
ing, Maclay, Manfield, Mapes, Marsh, |. oat bint.: The lailor permite
Marshall, H.C. ; Marshall, JamiesS. : Me. | '"¥ 3E4IA8 nM. HE jor permitted the
Cachrap, McClarren, McCoy, McDowell, | Victim and the woman to visit Evans cell
McGiftin, McKee, Mier, Millham, ihe two men then quarrelled about her,
Milliken, Montgomery, Moore, | and Evans stabbed Goodwin through the
Morrison, Ellis; Morrison, J, W.; Mar- | heart
ray, Myers, L. N. ; Myers, 8. B. ; Neeley, |
Neill, Nesbit, Newhaker, Niles, Pearce
Peoples, Perry, Pomeroy, Port, Potts, | : hal
Provins, Reynolds, Joba A.; Reynolds, | 8015 held as un accessary.
W. N.: Boberts, Romig, Ruddiman, See. | we Ey —
ley, Seidel, J. B.; Server, Silverhorn,| A FOURTEEN.YEAR-OLD BOY
Slack, Stoler, Stubbs, Taggart, Taylor, | MURDERS HIS SISTER.
Thompson, A. F.; Thompson, Lee;! Suxsusy, Pa, April 6.—While Mrs
fown Tubbs, Tyler, Vogdes, Walker, | Hoover, a widow lady residi oul
Wayne, Wilson, Wolfe, Hewitt, speaker | three miles fr thie I Ho a haat
—109 {th | L & place, was a inner
Nays—Messrs. Ackerman, Baldwin, to-day with her family, an a'tercation
Bierly, Boland, Boyle, Brower, Bruner, | arose between two of the children, Lotiie,
i Meldy. Suintaeys Deveny, Dru, Ed- | #ged seventeen, and George, aged four
Ware raman, mlielnan, aunce, | teen, wh y sr laf oh .
Fenlon, Flion, William, Fry, Furth, | en the latter left the table and
Gehman, Gentner, George, Hackett,
3 lmarel
“ | GOODTIMBERLAND FORSALE ~/
A sheep herder AF | kt mores and 80 perches timberland, injye o8 1
rested on suspicion of cutraging and mur | Gregg twp., about one-half wile south olf’ a
| dering Mrs. Samgent, was taken by eitizens | Geo. Gentzel's sawmill, near the public}
| after the inquest and hanged by the neck road, adioining lands of Chas Ripka,
i Sy y s BY ig i Geo. Gentze! and J D Decker, The]
| for a few seconds, On being taken down | i. vor consists of good yellow pine, pitch]
| he said that some other man had commit: | pine. hemlock and chestnut onk Ale
ted the crime, byt that be had seen it, and | HOUSE AND LOTS IN MILLAEIM)
divining J. B. Reifsnydeor on the south, |
as it was done near his cabin, to divert A anie Albright, B, O. Deininger and D.
suspicion frem himsell he put the rope! A Musser on the north; containing about]
around the neck of the woman acd drsg-|one ners, having theeen adwelling house :
har he blac with good garden, 40 young apple irees, |
god her to the place where her body was || holes fruit. just beginning to bear ; sbout |
found. He went over the ground with theo pesch trees, 6 pear trees, snd an ahund |
citizens and dug up the club with which!gnce of grapes, sour cherries, and_other
the murder was committed and produced |fruit;alsos well of good Walar, ne _
i deep, near the house. For further infor
some articles taken from the murdered : \ aap GraNiTE at
His stori [mation APPIY 10 OHN 8S. AUMAN
Woman. is stories were 80 eons} i A% 0 ; AN, i = , 1 h
: nd % 5 farmers’ Mills. P heaper Rates Then Elsewhere
flicting that the citizens considered his 24marfm Farmers’ Mills, Pa. 1 pe
guilt beyond doubt and hanged him to a! _
tree
o Jail Sax Fraxcisco, April 5.—A Santa Bar. |
©. | bara despatch says —
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LEWISTOWN
Marble & Granite
WORKS.
D.R. STRATFORD,
Proprietor, Lewistown, Pa
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{ Atthe inquest to-day il appeared that
| Guodwin was Killed by a fellow prisoner
inamed Evans, The woman is Kate Ssm-
- The undersigned pespectiully informs
be public of Pentavalley that be is pre
wrod to do all kindsof work in Massie
Write or eall on Clevan Dinges for
| arms and designe
SVALLEY BANKING co. 1 bave sccepted this agency with the
riew of introdueing the work turned out
ORNTRE HALL, PA
be the Lewlitown Marble & Granite
OEIVE DEPOSITS snd allowlnter |
Works
ett: Discount Notes; Buy and Confident that I can furnish first class
el) GovernmentSecurities,
{work st gresily reduced prices from
Gold and Coupons,
Ww
| whet bas been usually paid; all work war
Ly «. B. Mrxors | ranted and erected on the graves.
accounts from Chio estimate the number] Praa't Tashia
of victims at 5,000. All foreign men-of- |
pectiully,
war st Smyrna have started fer Chico GOLD
Cruvax Dixoxs,
Centre Hall
Gen Longstreet, United States Minister,
ordered the corvette Galena to proceed yong, Ar ne can become 8 successful agent
thither with succor for the sufferers. Thir-| Stags Worle AT ont everybody sabscribes i
Ly villages ware destroyed. Forty the | seent veperis taking 130 subsoribers in a das, A lady
© ofit wu tem |
agent re s making over BEN clear profit ten |
sand people destitute, Castra, the chiel]dus All who sugage maxing mones fast You oes
town of Chio, is almest in ruins. Four
The knife covered with blood has
| been found in Evans's cell. Goodwin's
*|{ brother has been discharged, but the wo
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
AT CAMPS,
Centre Hall,
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THE CHIO EARTHQUAKE. PENN
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The Number of Victims Estimated
at 5,000. |
CossraxtivorrLe, April 6—The Intest| wo Wo
ldoctly
. Gireat chance 10 mARe money
Wo need a person in svery lows
to tase subseriptions for the
olnrgest cheapest and best lilue
srated family pablication In he
ix
Penna.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
PAINTED CHAMBER SUITS,
BUREAUS, SINKS, LOUNGES Cotn Shellers with cleaners. Tek
egraph Hay aod Straw Cutters, Fod.
i in 3 . % ¥ i our
Rong nto another roo e 1 devote all your time to the business or only ¥
Rong not oom took a single a. tine Vou need not bs away from home over
You cando it as well ss
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=n SHOP BITTERS.
Higgins, Hohn, Jamison, Kelley, Knit- |
tle, Lerch, Lorah, Mackin, Martin, Me
Closkey, McFarlan, McNulty, Mitchell,
Molinesux, Johan O'Neill, Patrick 0O'-
Neill, Parkill, Patterson, Peterson, Sy-
miogton, Phillips, Pollock, Reilly, Rice,
Robinson, Schlicher, Scholl, Charles A
Seidel, Bieger, Snader, Souder, Storm,
Welsh, Wiest, Wonsidler, Woodruff, |
[arger——60,
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Mr. Conkling's friends made the nom-
ination of Senator Robertson the basis of
a distinct charge of perfidy against the
President. They pot it in this way: Pri-
or to the Indiana election Gen. Garfield
addressed a letter to Senator Conkling. |
calling his attention to the apathy of the
stalwarts endangering his election, and
soliciting an interview, Thisresulied in
the famous Mentor conference, Then
and there it is clainied that the political
patronage of the States represented by
the Senators present should not be dis.
posed of without consulting them. Of
this pledge it is claimed three Senators,
Conkling; Cameron and Logan, can pro-
duce the proofs, It is in the violation
thereof that Senator Conkling takes his
opposition to the confirmation of Senator
Robertson,
In other words, these leaders of the
republican party intimate now that Gar.
fieldlied. When the Reporter proved
the same thing during the late campaign,
some republicans became very much dis.
pleased. Well, who will these get mad
at now, at Conkling, Cameron and Lo
gan for charging Garfield with treachery,
or at Garfield for being treacherous ? Say?
share in my estate shall oppose probate
of this my last w:ll and testament, or
take any legal proceedings to impeach
the validity of any of its provisions, said
child or other decendantsshalil be debar-
red from all participation in my proper-
ty, real and personal, and the share ol
such child or decendant shall decend to
and be possesed by the person or persons
who would bave been entitled thereto
had said child or decendant of child died
in my lifetime,”
hE
The St. Louis Republican bluntly
questions the truth of John A. Logan's
recent denial of the current tradition
that at first his sympathies were with the
pecessionists and that bis loyalty was »
case of the sober second thought. If be
did not do all in his power to iojure the
Union cause during the last two months
of 1860 and the first four months of 1861,
then, says the Republican, the Iliinois
Domocrats and Republicans of that time
were the victims of a most extraordinary
delusion, The late R, M, Knapp ba:
said that he was present, in company
with several other prominent Democrats.
ataw interview between the late Stephen
A. Douglas and Logan, an hourafter the
former made his great Springfield speech
for the Union, and that Logan then saic
to Douglas ia substance: “You have sold
thie Democratic party, but, by—, you can’t
deliver it. You've got the Lincoln col-
1ur round your neck, but you can’t put ii
round mine” Later the same night
Mr. Knapp ssid, Dougalas had a privale
talk with Logan, and the next day the
latter lef Springfield to raise a regiment
© “Lincoln hirelings.” In his speech in
the Senate, referring to this story of his
loaning at the outstart toward the South-
ern sido, Logan said: “Sitting right in
this chamber is a Senator who knows
insinuation is false.” It is now in order
for the Senator thus appealed to by Lo-
gs to give bis testimony. soon will, democratic mayors—New York,
—This has been a cold spell for Apri! ;| Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Cincin-
bul the beanty of it is there was no per- | aati, Chicago, Pittsburg and New Orleans,
gonal wo fleriag, from the fact that a! | his does not show that the good old
men and boys were amply prepared fos party is dead
the emergeacy in bavieg good, wurn .
clothing, which they were able to sup-{ po. ohijiren's -uis go to headqusrs
ters, which of coure i» the Philadeiphia
Ives with from the Philad.
Branch, you can ;@ snils there for tle
eatin assess mma
The “dead” democratic party kicked
the republicans around so lively last
week in the western cities, that many of
the stalwarts think there has been a res-
urrection, while others think spooks are
about,
In the old radical city of Chicago, the
democrats came out with 8000 majority.
In Cincinnati the rads fared little better,
and Columbus also gave the Malioners a
a black eye.
The democratic party never dies,
Nearly all the great cities now have, or
f
ih nch, where it was placed within the
barrelled shot gun and returning to the
room fired at his sister, the shot taking ef
fect in the right side of her neck and tear
ing it almost completely away. The boy
was arrested and lodged in jail. The
only reason he gaye for committing the
Crime was that they would not give bim
enough to eat. The girl died in a few
hours,
As fo——
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pointments, and hereditary predisposition
~ull operate to turn the hair gray, and
either of them inclines it to ghed prema
urely. Avea's Hair Vicor will restore
‘sded or gray, light or red hair toa rich
yrown or deep black. as may be desired,
[t softens and cleanses the scalp, giving it
s healthy action. It removes and cures
jandruff and humors, By its use falling
air is checked. and a new growth will be
nroduced in all cnses where the follicles
ire not destroyed or the glands decayed
lis effects ara beautifully shown on brashy,
wenk or sickly hair, on which a few appli
rations will produce the gloss and fresh-
sess of youth. Harmless and sure in its
sperstion, it ie incomparablens a dressing,
and is especially valued for the soft lustre
and richness of tone it imparts It con
ining neither oil nor dye, and will not soil
pr color white eambric, yot it lasts long on
‘re hair, and Keeps it fresh and vigorous.
For sare ny art, DEALERS,
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~ What does Vennor know about the
weather? Nothing, What does any
other humbug know about the weather?
Nothing. But we do know that all
shonld keep themselves provided with a
change of clothes to suit the pranks of
the weather ; this you can easily do if
youngo to the Philad, Branch, where
clothing are sold dirt cheap.
It is gid that Col. Thomas A, Scott
of Philadelphia is worth about twenty
millions, But hie health is hopelessly
lost. Mr. Beott has lately given
2250000 to various institutions of
learning.
The Massachusetts House of Rep
resentatives on Thursday defeated the
proposed constitutional amendment
prohibiting the manufacturing and sale
of intoxicating liquors,
-—~QOne price, every article plain!
marked, no shoddy, no anction stock, all
their own manufacture, no Ligh prices,
no cheat. no deception, at the Philad,
Branch clothing hall, Call und ses the
largest and best stock of ready made
clothing in this county,
In New York city during the past
th - police ; there were 697 deat.
hundred corpses have already been found,
The Porte is taking measures to alleviate
the sufferings of the destitute inhabitants
tbat
ALASKA INDIANS BURNED AT
THE STAKE.
Sax Fraxcisco, March 80.—A Port
Townsend despatch says: ‘Advices frem
Sitka per steamer are to the effect that the
Indians at Houchero have burned two of
their number at the stake for some offense
not stated. The sanitaryiand educations]
systems imposed on the Indians at Sitka
by Commander Class, of the sloop-of-war
Jamestown, are meeting with decided
success. A signal-service station is being
established st Sitka. The. snow in the
Yukon mining district is fifteen feel
deep
snl
AN ENTIRE FAMILY KI
A CYCLONE.
Cuarraxooga, Tenn,, March 80.—~In-
formation has been received by the Times
of a terrific eyclone in Randolph County,
Ala,, which destroyed the home and kill
ed the entire family of Mr. John Embrey
consisting of himself, wife, and two chil
dren, while they were asleep, The our
bolies have been buried in one grave.
oi App Ap
LLED BY
Some time ago a Philadelphia firm
arrested Porter Fink of this place
and lodged him injuil. He was baile
ed out and a day fixed for a hearing,
which” took place at Middleburg
inst week at an adjourned or special
court. The issue was only a question
of law and he was tried without a
jury Ths charge was that he had
bought a boat load of salt from that
party gold it-—some for less than it
was to cost bim, and failed to pay
for the salt He was convicted and
centenced to jail until the debt is paid
ir be otherwise discharged by due pro
cess of law, We are told that he will
be kept in jail three months at expense
of the county and just as long there.
after gs the prosecutors feel willing to
to pay his boarding, As the varty is
a wealthy one and feel considerably
incensed at him, they may feel ds
posed to salt him down in jail for a
long while.~Belinsgrove - Times,
srs pa ems Af tf pr
a
Saab, terms free. Klsgant and expensive Outht
free. Ifyou want profitable work send us your ad
dross at ones. 1t conte nothing to try the business
No one who sogages Tallst o make great pay Address
GRORGYF XTINSON 4 O00 Portland sine, hind
J. ZELLER & SON
DRUGGISTS,
No. 6 Brockerhoff Row, Bellefont.
Penn's,
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals,
Perfumery, FancyGoods &c,.
(A Medicine, not a Drink.)
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HOPS, BUCHU, MANDRAKE,
DANDELION,
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7188 OF ALL OTHER BiTTRES,
THEY CURE
All Diseases of the Stomach, Rowels, Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Organs, Ner
Yous Wleeplessnoss and especially
emsle Complains,
$1000 IN COLD.
Will be patd for a cass they will not cure ar
Lelp, or for anything hmpury or injuricss
found in them,
nedies
&c. :
Pures Wines and Liquors for
sy 1H
urposes always kept
ViINNESOTA
for Hop Bitters and try
our druggist
Ask Fou sleep. Take no ether.
n
n them before you sl
1. C. ts an absolute and irresistible cure for
p Drugkennoss, use of oplam, tobsceo and
narcotics,
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WASHSTANDS, BEDSTEADS,
EXTENSION TABLES,
BKEAKFAST TABLES,
PARLOR TABLES
WOOD and CANE SEAT OHAIRS,
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES,
All our goods as represented or money refunded. Call and see us be
fore purchaseing elsewhere, as we know we can suit you in Prices and qual
ity: Remember we will not be undersold,
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
We keep on hand all the latest and BEST STYLES of COFFINS
and CASKETS, Burial Robes and Shrouds,
313m WM. R. CAMP,
HIEF
or n A fon Machine.
1 +1. ata perfect in H
ara aod eparacing, ual os oe het
clenns it re
1 construgted durably, ia finished
a et hiah in ho
actor
ne Pi ERE fo
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both - well and n [
as wheat, an wives no change except the
Has more square Jeol of separatin and clean
fave than an other, maeking mos r, and jot Vol ba
séerionded, u both over. and under blast,
CLOVER PULLING ATTACHMENT
new and very desirable, da
, does the work rapidly and well,
SEPARATORS of tho various sizes Atted for
Beam or Hovee Power, aa
0
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The ood
Hk Linings, superior
made Clothing in
ped.
time Bnd
Powers,
0a TIA ue, are not sur by
any in the market
our large cities.
Mothers, bring i
olurn
Its
~The dead-lock still exists in the U,
8. Senate, und every member thinking
it's going to last all summer, has order
ed a spring aud summer suit of clothes
from the Philad, Branch. They save
i
: themse
reach of rich aud poor, b She low pices dear little ones at $1.60 Nowh
that always rule there. Go to Lewis, if un. Nowhere
so
week 1 521 persons were arpasjed b
8, atl
biiths and 163 mariiages. |
about $20 each by the transaction,
0 ear te Dotler Maing
Very ooonouaiaal In fuel cyjinder J IxI
Vo ARO Taka ha Mi water No. 12, and the
esotn Glant Bem ingines, each hay.
and fitted for burning rtraw, woc
or . these NON Gre and finixhe
in the most perfect mann io
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ay pe Ft it 57 the 0
OUR, BABIN & CO.
ref Phill ry Minng
9 ept tf
—
in every respect to any other ready-
the United Staes, and equal in every
n your Children, from 4 years up, and
S. £ A LOEB,
der Cu
utter and Crusher, Farmen'
CONKLIN WAGONS.
Farm and road ws for
Brad ee :
ua for farmers. Broad-tire, low
wheeled wagons for lumbermen,
Wide and narrow track wagous,
The CONKLIN WAGONS are
made of the best material, ere highly
finished, run lighter. stand more wear,
CORTLAND
Buggies, Phactens snd Platform
PRICES LOW.
e guarantee the above buggies, &e.
Chilled Plows,
OLIVER CHILLED PLOW,
RACUSE ST: EL and CHILL:
PLOWS, common iron beam
Cayuga Plaster, J
FINELY GROUND,
= AT TRB
Lowest Prices
POWDER.
FAIRBANKS SCALES,
ALL SIZES.
SEEDS.
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Clover, Hungarian, Lawn, Time
Btore opposite the Bush House,
Alexander &