¥he Centre Reporter.
FRED KURTZ ....omn ~ov sone eens BDITOR
the
election, unblushingly wore the"32¢" can
still do so if they chose. Will they?
a ap —— sms
The Clinton Democrat, Dieffenbach’s
paper ,in its new dress looks as pleasant
and cheerful as a newly married bride,
» Ap» -
Hayes was recently interviewed on
Conkling, by a Herald reporter, Hayes
says Mr. Conkling is a monomaniae on
the subject of his own importance, Ie
is 80 impressed with his own greatness
that it has become more than eccentrics
ity.
This much can be said of Conkling, he
was fairly elected to his office, while
Hayes took a stolen one.
ol fe
John Graham, a convict in the Ken.
tueky penitentiary, hired a negro con-
vict for twenty cents to cut his (Graham's)
hand off so that he could not be made to
hackle hemp. The negro cut off
the hand with a single blow of an axe.
Graham we would putdown asthe cham-
pion lazy man of the age—but how much
better if he had chosen to have his head
chopped off, so the earth would not long
er be cumbered by his presence.
mms elue Ap ame
This day June 8th is fixed by the leg
islature for adjournment, one week after
the expiration of the one hundred and
fifty days. The extra week is thrown in
both for good measure and to test the sal.
ary grab in the court at Harrisburg, If
the grab shoald fail would't there be
weeping in legislative circles! And the
lawmakers might have to leave their
baggage at their boarding houses as co-
lateral,
Post Master General James is still going
ahead in the work against the star route
rascals. They stood in high places and
should be brought down to the lowest
cell in prison.
Upon the invitation of Secretary
Windom, Mr. McGrew, Sixth Auditor of
the Treasury, and his deputy, Mr, Lil
ley, tendered their resignations. This
action on the part of Secretary Windom
was taken, it is said, upon the recommen-
dation and by the request of the Post.
master General, and the Attorney-Gener-
al, both of whom represented that the
removal of Messrs, McGrew and Lilley
was necessary to full and complete inves
tigation of the Star Route contract.
The investigation has reached a point
now, it is said, where the legal machin-
ery will be very soon put to motion.
ee
The Bi-Centennial Association of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is labor.
ing strenuously, with the co-operation of
the State and Munpic
provide an imposing Celebration for the
Two Hundreth Anniversary of the found-
ing of Pennsylvania by William Penn,
in the year 1882, The first Grand Public
Demonstration preparatory to the Cele-
bration will be made on the fourth of Ju-
ly, next (1881), in the Centennial Build-
ing, Fairmount Park, Philad.
This will be a great State Mass Meet-
ing of Citizens, and will comprise many
sources of popular enjoyment. There
will be eloquent addresses by distin.
guished Orators; Music by an immense
combination Orchestra, which will per-
form, among other pieces, the new Bi-
Centennial Grand March, specially com-~
posed for this occasion by Prof. Clark, of
the University of Pennsylvania; Drill
and Dress Parade by the Military; Vo-
cal and Instrumental Concert, and oth-
er holiday amusments,
et fpf Mp
It is time the way of the public—orre
publican—transgressor be bard. Ex-
Senator Dorsey is in Washington com-
pletely broken up in mind. The Stax
Route revelations have prostrated him,
He is no longer proud in spirits. It is
alledged that for a week his house has
been under a detectives eye, who reports
to the Attorney-General all who commu-
nicate with him. It is said there is evi-
dence not made public which will place
Dorsey in a more embarrassing position
than he now is. In 1876 Dorsey was ac-
tive and instrumental in exposing
Blaine's connection with the Little Rock
nd Fort Smith Railroad, ia Arkansas,
which defeated him for the Presidential
nomination. Now scenes have shifted,
and Blaine is on top. Those who stick
to it that Blaine will be uncovered in the
future Star Route exposure say that it
was the money of the “ring,” paid out to
Steve Elkins, Dick McCormick and oth-
ers which made the territorial delegates
at Chicago solid for the Plumed Knight
D.C. Forney said that Attorney-Gen-
eral McVeagh said he was after Congress.
man Harmer, of Pennsylvania. Har-
mer’s partner, Black is under indictment
in Philadelphia, for furnishing Star
Route contractors straw bids.
re fe Mp ne
THE PROHIBITORY LIQUOR
AMENDMENT.
The resolution proposing to submit to
the people a constitutional amendment
prohibiting the manufacture and sale of
liquor, was finally defeated in the Senate
on the 2. In running the gauntlet it was
handicapped with amendments that bore
it to the ground.
The consideration of the proposition
was a sop thrown to the temperance peo-
ple but it was never intended that its
support should be anything but a sham
and a pretense. The “God and morali.
ty”, Senators gave the temperance people
tafly, but render them no substantial aid,
and George Lawrence, the very head and
front of this offending, will ere long be
soliciting their votes for State Treasurer
The amendment fell ten votes ghort of
the nnmber required and is dead.
™y
ai
pal authorities, to
1st
re
THE MOREY LETTER
All the prosecutions in reference to the
Morey letter business have been withs
drawn, The collapse was sudden, but not
unexpected. The demand that James A.
Garfield should be put on the stand to
testify as to the genuineness of the letter
rendered this step necessary! Mr. Gar-
field wrote the letter and well did the
Republican leaders know it.
a
Another fast on board agalu, this time
for a 45 day’s fast.
John Griscom, of New York, begat
his forty-five days fast at noon.
that hour, in company with Dr. Tanner,
bers of the press, he partook of a hearty
meal in the Sherman House. When
CENTRE COUNTY'S RESOURCES,
The general reader may not be mind-
in the state, Centre county-—since
Lackawanna wag taken from Luzerne
is the largest in the state, having an area
of 785,280 acres, This large tract of tors
ritory consists of valuable timber, min.
Qur timber forests yet comprise many
thousand acres of the best pine and hem-
lock which alone will be asource of em-
ploymentand profit for many years to
comeJand even when our forests shall
be felledjof their merchantable timber,
much of the land now covered with |
majestic pines, can be turned into valu-
able farming land to add to our already |
productive grain growing acreage. The
lamber interests of our county are al-|
1283 |
ready large, and have produced millions |
|
|
|
which have gone far towards improves
ment and the farther development of our |
resources, and in this regard we have
made rapid strides in the last ten years, |
The western side of the county-—the|
Snowshoe and Philipsburg coal region
has an abundance of the most valuable
tities that inexhaustible; those
lands are enhancing in value every year,
soem
¢
and are among tl
for by speculators. Within
years— even quite recently—outside cap- |
! has found
anty
th
the last few |
its way into the Centre |
it
ie
it
0 coal region in unprecedente
sums, and this we only look npon as
hat is}
beginning of the growing wealth t
in store for us in the future. The ship-|
ments of ever the
Snowshoe roads, have increased fro
and |
mal
i
coal Tyrone
many per day, and yet we are assured
that this coal trade is but a few strides |
beyond its infancy. Brisk and
Mhilinad
aiupso
5
ror
Ey
ing towns, like
arg
Moshannon, and others, ha
with the increase of the coal production,
The western section of our county
likewise rich in valuable clay for fire
of limestone and
have been devel
th
and the best quality
iron ore, all of which
oped.
We can boast as much of our agricul
taral wealth. f
Penn, Nittany and Brush,
districts in the state, the fame of which
has gone out years ago, W
prospect, bringing the farmer within
convenient reach of
cheap coal for burnin
or
»
farmers in the last five years h
ed to largely and is steadily on
crease, will further enrich
these valleys, and add to their proc
lime,
ave tura-
the in»
luc
tiveness, Lime stonealso abounds bere,
and is readily got at.
cing rock is a
side the county.
Bat we wish particularly to
Cement produ-
} 1 * ¥ "
Iso in abondance on our
mention of the recent discoveries of iron
ore in the central and western
of Penn's valley, Take the) n
Centre Hall, east,
s town, and we may say right
hood of
west of thi
vast bed of iron ore, to a distance of
from 3 to 5 miles around us. This in-
formation we give upon actual develop-
ments made. The ore fi
has been
50 to 60 per cent. of iron. From accounts
west to Linden Hall—on the farms o
Hoffer, Osman, Lingle, Gregg,
]
Thompson iron company.
Ore mining has within a year been
commenced on the Centre Hill bank, 3
wiles south of here, by Gen'l Gregg,
where rich pipe ore is struck right on
the surface, of which we have heretofore
made mention, In the same section
there is ore on the farms of Sweetwood,
Benner, From, Risbel, Runkle and oth-
ers, north of us on Jono.and Wm. Emer.
ick’s and adjoining farms,
With this brief and by no means over
drawn sketch of Centre county's resour-
ces, we think we present to the reader
of the Rerorter, and more particularly
to the citizens of our county, a gratify-
ing picture of the untold wealth that is
in store for us right at home here.
Largest in territory, we confidently look
forward to rank among the foremost in
wealth, Bide your time, and don’t go
west, for we are going to have a boom
here, right at home, and on both sides
the county. It has already set in, and
it is in the natural course of events to
coutinue and grow. Capital seeks such
channels as water does its leyel. Our
towns will grow, our lands all enhance
iu value, sawmills increase, coal and ore
banks be opened, with work for all, a
better local market, with all the attend-
ing benefits for our merchants, me-
chanics, and laborers in general.
With the completion of the L. & T.
R. R., we think our county will have
railroad facilities equal to any other.
The Bald Eagle Valley traverses the cen-
tre of the county,~connecting us with
two main lines, the Penn‘a at Tyrone
end P, & E. at Lock Haven, The Snow-
sboe from Bellefonte to the valuable
Suowshoe coal and lumber lands. The
Tyrone and Clearfield road penetrate
another rich section of our coal lands,
The Lewisburg and Tyrone road, when
completed, will give this side the
county all needed railroad accommoda-|
tive, and as far as already constructed at |
ei:lier end, has proven of great benefits
and been a stimulus to new eoterprizes,
and infused new life into Penn's valley,
which will be immeasurably increased
when the road is completed, which we
hope is in the near future—possibly this
Parties have lately leased many of the
Hall, and now have a trained Philadel.
phiia geologist here, to make further
scurch for ore,
A GP ———————
The Migsissippi river route (by barge
for the transportation of grain to
Eas via New Orleans, has been exten
YI a
i
of wheat from St. Paul to Glas-
land, at 28 cents per bushel,
it is stated, is but the initial ship
gaat of a million of bushels of whesd
&
COL
MILE,
~ane by the river route.
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HOW THE REPUBLICAN LEGIS. STAR ROUTE FRAUDS
LATURE MAINTAINS ITS
DIGNITY,
We have frequently given samples in
celums of the Rerorter of the disgraceful
Developments that may Throw ti
Credit Mobilier in the Shade
Washington, D QC, June 4
WE rumors ara float |
hich,
vidi
Some
scenes which take place in our republican
slate We
specimen, and this is from {
Yory out
{to th
thenticated,
B republican gation inlo Rg re
Maobilier int
\
onble to a porson very closely
legislatures AgRIn prosont a route si
’ he correspond: may tur u
ont of the Mittsburg Gael
organ, He writes as fol
This
party Lo deliberate a plot
of general confusic
up time. A member from raral rascalit harmed | onnsation ‘with the
trict, Wallace L.. Hardison, of McKee .
a native of the State of Mane, a thorough
ii 1
lows hy
OW othe shade They are
morning Speaker Howitt was
to ralse a &cen ’ h the st route niract business
yn in the House, and use | his pers 8 anld to have ad
the
e, | od tha
ded servi
LFACLOTS AYO
3 5 13) n } ¥
ly honest, well-meaning man, but a v. but have be
tinctured with sells conciet, bad \ d | ties in t
that i he
ho transactions
to expross the wer
Speaker of the House he would
opinion
Heve
as disgracefully
oached Hewitt
mind
y act ns
mit i
did
and he made
This statement
up his
young man, and aocordingly set
n him in the House, whi
bis morn Ac
unimportant bill, on which th
i}
WHS Oar
into effect t iR nnparatively
. Was Ul der ©
Oa ix
take the chair as
the Whole
boon told
for him
beforehand whal was
i y
Immediately o
mhdemonium
I
made was g
and ioud
fn yoliln
ya
r Ruddiman
nce Hardy
Bhd ried
i
i o
2 1
of Representativ oe M
wis standing
yd i
a
phia, who
5
manneregd youn
hlow must have sn
aper wad, threatening
in out of him’
And sa he 5 a
man, trouble would |
| succeaded i i
; ho session
| Keep LD
wilh
repub:icat
Every re
HUAN,
d Indiana with m
ute bus
us
| carrie
SLAF TO
the 1G
» mad again,
- - >
are beginning to look serious
Ireland. At Clonmel, where a riot occur |”
red on the 31 ult, growing out of the ] oar “
g:o5 Lie K B Sw LAST BALLO
nig
y
fr
{ded the streets all next
thirty civilians are suffering
thrusts and sword 3 in
14
BOG
> About 8 ll no Chaoge in the Rel:
om bDayonel | { the Candis
flicted
i » y He Th \ ¥ia
iery. One policeman has di
» iS 3
some of Lhe wounde
The
@ street, DU
injuries and
n
are live
charged the mob on tl
y . 1a f iif
WHE no 1088 01 J1l0
1t is reported t
i y fi, ) to
shot near Woodford, County
refusing to accept payment of
basis of Griffith's valuation.
Lime
itle
ot expected to
{
|
an agent
(snlw
rat
al
he report has reached L
yolicemen have been k
i in Ce % vv
Clare.
temperenca society
York kas a :
called the Moderation Society.
ing held the other day the board of
tees of the Business Men's Moderation So-
ciety resolved t
principle of total abstiner
tute in place of it th
not to use as & beverage any intoxicati
drinks
wines, and
At a meet.
» abandon the pledge and
ce and
1a Meyers, who was sho
hn Coyle, her em
a ..
@ principle and pledge Behar
{ sliength of
z desperately in ove w
than beer, ale or light] ha nbd i
ith
stronger Bia
i
He threat
the society to its 1nd id not ma . ne
oid
these only to ki
] paid no he
and pledge
ence in every
10 gave
mt and Ix
+ 4} 3
Lae 1
use
other spirituous liquortas a be mn
. A»
A prominent gentleman of thi : 3
prophesied that Conkling and Pi Fl foes her aN
bo defeated, and that they will then turn : Ih here, Join Lyle,
to the Democracy and that Grant wl iropped bel
8 f He
the Democratic candidate for Presid I'he Co
1884. :
oO i 1
ronkt mat
Hreast, said
t pierced her heart,
a verdict of d
Qed
So says the Williamsport Sun, Well,
we guess not so far as tho Grant part ie
concerned-—the democrats do not want
him at all, and is the last one they would i ih union
hink of for a candidate, and out { the Unite
His | Associati
administration was a disgrace to the couns |
Was
“nd
ni
ly of the 1
i) ”
oO
not one
of 500 democrats would volte for him. mn Reformed Cl
try, and it will not be repeated with dem.
vcratic help.
with the understanding
neither church changes its standard.
action of the comimissi
red to the next assembly,
> pp
county
Milwaukee, primary election
The lets | a week resulted as follows: David
ley, of Centre, was nominated for Sheriff’
AN, Helfrich, of Adamsburg, for county
—————— bodies,
The post office department has
anviber snail Star route over
hus cost the government five
tot
route is across the lake from
Wis, to Grand Haven, Mich
tars were carried in carpet bags.
which i
dollars each
rangport letters for many years, The
In
ican
Snyder the
on
Thisstar route business goes to the the
credit of the Hayes' administration,
“For Thine is the king.
4 6" ete, and the remaining
of ti Lord's Pray er, have
omitted in the revised new
burg, and John Reitz, (present incum-
, of Franklin, for Commissioners;
and J, Merill Linn, of Lewisburg, {
President Judge,
. _-—-e ——
Grant is now on his way nome trom
Mexico. His clothing has worn out, and
he ia heading for the Philad. Branch to
get a new suit; You could not induce
Grant to wear any other than just the
ityles made for the Philad. Branch by
their house, But Grant Jcan’t buy any
cheaper of Lewing than the poorest la-
borer ; he keeps one price and treats all
alike, and that is fair--a poor man’s
money is as good as the rich man’s,
on 1 $
{ ’ bent
i 4 words, Mn
iW
oq
. including
words 6 Leen
testament,
harm these words
were even if pot in the original, and after
centuries of use in the model of all prayers
they might as well be left there.
- ol
When Chester A. Arthur was on tho
Republican ticket for Vice-President he
.
We donot sce what
wis n great and good man, and the chargs
@» onde against him were
lf Now
fulio,
a bad mun
all malicious
by
nd there
hoe stands onkling
and hoi a 12 A 813
cion stealing into the |
skull
ERM,
’
~1f you want a good hat cheap
‘3 cin
SHOOTING A GIRL DEAD W STAGE
REFUSED TO MARRY HIM, THE
ATTEMPTING SUICIDE
Pa
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Lirage iY Was
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-
DESTRUCTIVE HA
. Poughkoopsia, June 1.
{the Eagle say that a terrific}
ny {14
to Fishkill Plais
long and 8 mile w
been destroyed, the
killed and
Th
ii
|
i
the strawberry crop
me of the hail-stones;wer:
The
} PAI
in cinmetler, storm
1 the southers
3
wer Dulches
i
sRINARE
$50,00 X}
{
fof Canal Fult
has rece
HAs Te
id
Wmng, ICAYIDR
TARDE TI=
« An g
|
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THE CREAT
DURLINGTON ROUTE.
£27 No other line runs Three Through Pas
genger Trains Dally between Chicago, Des
Moines, Connell Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln, Bt.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City,
Direct connections for all points tn Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, No-
ww Mexico, Arizona, 1daho, Oregon and
A
§ -f i
uaibil to Port
Asti X
8 in Toxas,
ualed inducemot
ao
ten
1 and gil pot
The u
HH
i poelohratad
'uihgan
oe IN . Qoresenus Bg
fitted with High-11
volving Chalm for tho oxelusiyve
CARR puRsongers.,
61 1 nd Supmior }
ALEVE
ROBBED,
On Tha
ACH On
it)
ANNOUNCE A
GREAT CLOSING SALE
DRY GOODS,
ty 26th and will be continued during
JUNE, JULY and AUGU T.
After a highly successful season the last days of May find us with a stock
regating about
A MILLION OF DOLLARS
HUueh Le
able and higl
SEASONABLE
11 i 2 4 . ¥
iY HICH Ci AM
: ieneed
FP BN 1
» iarge in certain descriptions of goods, which, though season~
ily desirable now, may uot be so another season,
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUTURE,
exiens
yd
Lis
ienl {rap
nd greatly re
toered
'
wm of our business and the enlargement of facilitic »
section, also render it desirable that this stock should
duced
ore, to offer extensive and very unusual inducemenis
» from next ninety days the greater por
nel, arguing offered are in every one of our
THIRTY-FOUR DEPARTMENTS.
zation aud wachinery for the rapid distribution of largequans
othly aud satisfactorily are believed to be unsurpassed
he American markel, but no effort shall be spared to strengthen them
and add to their efficien 'y during the pressure of this CLOSIFG SALE.
ereon within reach of Philadeiplia and having dry goods to buy
ue in person during the costivustion of this sale, but those
e to leave | an reccive their supplies at the marked
y bas pi y
us aunng Lhe
it The |
$a eid
Tas Bil
fi
|
abl Ome
through the MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
STR
VARIA RR v9
YAIRiA HN. :
£3
AWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
Market Street to Filbert. = N W, Cor. Eighth Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPLES.
‘8
4d 1% to 6,
OF Ware uu
NA can be taken
the wm Ie gy
/ih Costiveness, Bick H fos
Wi Low Bpirits, Sleepless Right
Loss of Appetite, Pain in the 8°
Aud all the numercus ailments coli
upon & disordered state of the 14+ ~
ou have s certain remedy wi
. That remedy is .
® —
OI 8 ver .
0 CONSUMPTIVES
.
been tly cured
i the
| §ovR.A WILSON, 194 renu
: GENTS WANTED.
Big pay. Light work, Biles
Basmples frog. Address, M. L
Biresl, 8. ¥,
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
i GENTLEMAN who
i Kervous DEBILITY. P
and all the eflecws of yolihfel indiseretion,
for the sae of sullering homanity, send w
| who wn iL, the rooetipt snd direction for mak
i simple rea by which he was cured
Af a Tread
ATMAN & OO,
rareguldle the bowels
copfdeno
#0 Ly padrossing io perfect
a B. OGDEN.
JOUN 00
Poa or Be
\ R }
\L OF SPRING GOODS
\L UF SPRING GOODS.
compelled to go east
a3, the handsomest stock and patterns,
We can show you a handsome lot of
( most varied assortment of Ladies Under
We have skirts from 38¢ to $6.50, trimmed in Em-
lo slaw) re $a
Lady clerks in attendence to show you these goods.
; we need not quote prices of them
‘OND Al
r we have the best and
e found anywhere
in the county,
i: SAR ath a hy . y -
Slippers, ji alking Shoes, Inclined Sandals, Button
»U varieties —Bought direct from the maaufacs
lo town. Dummer euits $3.75. A beautiful hight
cassimere suit for 85 00. A nice dress suit for 86.75
"e ’
"i The best aualite of i i ! i
. The best quality of suits in all wool cassimeres,
ré pants this seas oe than any Sether concerns combined because
vy $s 144 hg : . ”e y
on can hind anywhere, Boys good pants for 75 ots. and me.s
celebrated because they are better and
rated pails fur $1 20,
O0TS & SHOES,
\
as AUYy 0Mher concern.
n very cl
SHOES.
, Mens low cat button, Oxford Ligs, high
'eap, for parties that don’t want to pay much, from 81 25
1 fi914 3 i's
id fine shoes,
5
SI hg a va Larvae 3;
runving 4 large stores aud buy goods direct
Marked in Plain Figures
and Strictly
One Price.
LYON?& (0,
All Kinds of Country Produce Taken.
PhilipSburg, Reyneldsville and Houtzyilie, Pa.
GOT.
By
rn
WE
A RE A NINES
HAVE NO
per yard,
m
5
fT 3B A
da § xf
Wide, wk © Cen
mmuntly with,
nnd in Cen-
‘Bene Pails nro of we kinds,
lused in connection wilh each
| cording to directions, are inver
costal, Thev are sugar cosle (jn.
| sept by mail on receipt of price, 4
to prevent counterfeiting Ley ar
fn round boxes, with the signal. + %
P, Green around esch box. .
ok Tos, No. 1, 2 os. : No. 2 00
srufsctured only by
: ¥. POTTS GEREN, Deliefonts, J
, ¢
Forsleby Drugghts & Merchants id 2
0. auriAY, Gone Has,
fEeARATORS,
ton nines Sod Fiala
i: i . ssa] mprones
iaies ta roma
Farmers Phyeshermen pre boiled 2
Ie thls matchless | hromiior XBachery
Caro pert free. Address
WICHOLS, EHEPARD & TO.
Bertie Crock, Michizan,
MBS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
| w
de will Le
= today re
Somnsing 428 prowetied by the bert phrsiciaas in
It will care sutirely the wot form of ling
othe Stash. Samara. frroguier and painfel
Cloeration, Floodings, ail al
roquent spinal woskness, and fs especially adapted fo
the Change of Life. TU will Qimecive aod expel bamors
{rosa the Dlerasinen carly stage of development. The
i has proved 0 be Ge greed
tt and best remedy thet has ever been Siscorsr
od. Tt perthentes every partion of the system, snd gives
new Lloand vigor. It removes falutooms Satuiency, de
sroreslicraring for siuingie, ad relieves wosknew
of the stomach
welghl snd backache, te always permanently cured by
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12 o'clock arrived he ceased eating, and | wan! a goed shirt cheap; if you want ou } DISEASES,
while the others continued at dinner he | good duster cheap ; if you wanta nice
explained the nature of the fast he had | necktie cheap, or if you want an entire
undertaken, which is to besolely in the | summer suit of clothes cheaper than any
interest of science. He will not eat any- | oie else can offer it to you for, thea we | :
thing and will confine his drinking direct you to go to Lewius, manager of | ture would be harmonious to
solely to pure water, the Phiiad. Branch, and tell him so, and | ling and Platt. What a difference
>——— if be don’t please, and suit you and send | makes who has the patronage!
~There is only one thing that Blaine | you off satisfied, then say we don’t know : i 1 -— Re
and Conkling seem to agree upon, and | what we are talking abont. ~Wa notice’ that. Di il
that is that the best and cheapest cloth- remem ti iY 8 RouCe Smt vinges wi
ing can be got of Lewine, at the Philad.| A Dallas, Tex , special says : Melton aud | © | lothing lawer thay betore, o>
Branch, Well, who knows but what this | Baker, the notorious buglars and horse | “*"10! #€¢ how lie he was
very fact may cause a reconciliation bes | thieves, were killed in Iasyes county, |®€lling below all stored, but he
tween the two. N. B.—Garfield also| Texas, by a deputy Sheriff, while resist- | kuows bis business und we would advise
#grees with Conkling on this point, ing arrest. you to examine his stock,
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