THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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10
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a
Centre Hall, Pa., Th'rs, Aug
A A
i don
Country Stores
AS A RULE, ARE ALL
ALIKE.
IF YOU WANT TO
EE SOMETHING RE:
RESHINGLY ORIGIN.
DROP AT
Whitmer & parr
CENTRAL SUPPIAN pETO
SPRING M1L1
IN
LOCAL ITEMS.
Ihe REPORTER this week
quire to its regul
Mr. PhilipRemp
iis farm near Centre Hill,
In all rheumatic
Peruna.
We had a re
er on last Fric iny
ar edition
1 a
icons
Qisgas
on
Pros in
ireshing
afternoot
Heavy thunder shower
tl u on Monday evening
LIS seClion
1 x Ae $4
Dinges 18 shld
}
Lusiness—-honesty ¢
win
Ph. Kem
:, } as
rivale sie In the Rs
p advertises
al
=hiny carriages
. Hinnegan, of
Fears, to the grave on Tues
ried by persons wh
3 3
Henan
sriments extendir
igorating : Foo 3d for the Brain and
8 what we need in th
1 wory. Parke rs
the vital ener
ood health q uicker t
. Tri) 94 !
otal
roads ¢ of the United
of 1880
Jor the
nuambe
Riata
at ti e close
i re are
leadis ng, Pa.,
i 278. which
as started about
are Youngman & \
scarce one-fourth that of the RB
Ex ; price “one Spanish dollar
We are indebted to Maj. J.
Penn Hall, tor this relic of
times.
The
It will Jot be missed,
along as well without
Lew ins of the Phila i.
en bis departure—all me nan d
the county would miss
Woild then be no more ch
bought. Glad that the PhLil
is not like the comet to
stay ; no, it is a pe
the most u
Grut
$
hovs
Jrmanent thing
~The simplest and mos!
edy we have vet seen agninst ep
» bag, is reported by the Lancaster Agri
cultural Society : “Pat three or four
pounds of tobacco scraps or refuse ivto a
barrel filied half fall of water. Leave it
several days. The decoction applied to
the beetles on the vine effectnally des
stroys al il young ones. A second appli
~~ cation will destroy the mature beetle
7 There is no danger of poison, and it is
cheap and easily applied.”
—Go in to Sechler’s » fay mersof Penns
valley, when you are at Bellefonte, and
inspect their model grocery. Itis a treat
to beshown through their store. Yon
see goods there from all parts of the
world, and what they have is always of
the finest and best quality. We often
hear persons remark about the e xpel-
lence of the groceries kept at Sechler’s
In fact if you want an article in that
line, which is pure, you must £0 to Sech-
ler's for it. The greatest variety and
purest groceries, always to be found at
Sechler’s.
—MusicAL EXTERTAINSMENT.—Prof, J
H. Kurzenknabe, of Harrisburg, Peon’ a,
has been conducting a very interesting
singing class in Millheim the past few
weeks Je the class will close their ses-
gion with an Entertainment of sacred
and select music, solos, duets, quartetts,
choruses, charades Feprasetitations, on
Wednesday evening, August 18th, 1881,
at the Evang. Church in Millbeim. A
rich treat is in store for the music loving
citizens of that enterprising borough and
vicinity. Admition 25 cents. Children
3 cents. »
Mr. Chr, Alexander, of Pens, popped
in to see the Reporter, Wednesday,
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A S1 INA|
RVYEYOR S EA RRIBNOB
CY CLON
form on
fant ap
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VARIO
Ad YAROH KR Yeas
pointments, and |
gif onerate to
either of th
turely
faded or
brown oy
y surveving a prolim
a waoslerly course
nOWe SAW R large
Woe started for
Was!
interview
\
wit}
avai Observatory
tiiree comets
i
ost
DE ————
DIED,
TH AI 550
SHERIFFS 5
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ALES.
dred
ment he
ent oy
Men Thrown Og
the Acei
nis silernd
0
spo. The
bh
FP Ure 18 iITHing
s are that the mine
which will throw
n and boys out
the fire 18 unknown.
- a -
UNDREDANDTHIRTY
HS 1
nd
© east
#t hy Daniel
ad,
N ONE WEEK IN under bis claim for ($300) leaving all that Alters. on ol
VANA.
Fr Creek rn
the
Ameri
cure it.
Kidney br. $1
. Jobt, $1 «
att'y
nd site
nty,
A warrant
radjoining the
the G orge
Minn the Klizab
" the Joseuh
Doolitt . | ng ore hun
hers on p and hs v 1 i 4 I nore | fowance, or thereabouts,
Spang seution to be sold
pe John Copenharer.
) C \SH N ) ncknowls
il purchase money is paid in
JOHN SPANGLER,
Sheriff
.X
Binir
and three mors re (
die to-morrow. aatad 1 - . : i LT vod ir | 18 on of
yt ably
>
July 28
Ti ods,
v party headed by Sheriff
t Williams br
lay, ware fired upon by
1 the Sheriff
inty, n
name of Sit
A
y east,
north,
equnl, poun: d for MERENEer ranten
Hna ii
ton Fo vais
of practical farmers of
counties, address J.
M inneap lis,
nurget,
inton and Centre
C F. Rovis,
Fieming, Pa. |
Orders received by J. W. Snook, Mills
heim ; Van Pelt & Shoop or J, G. Sankey,
Centre Hall, =
Fertilizers delivered at stations in
Car Order at once to sceure this ad
vantage. Bpeciul reductions for car lots,
28 jul 8t.
FOAM
i 4
Wedne the Int~ and
; 38]
ter, an and two others ROTOR ore or NO im en
ALSO
All the right title and inter f
huddled un- #8id Simon Lingie in and to all that «
tain tract of ut ed lar unted in Lib
erty township, Centre county, Penn's
of Laguott
were
killed. deed
-
A flock of sheep that had }
{der a tree for
| Griggs ville, 111.,
{gle discharge
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11
fail
lots. . Se { sit
‘ shelter from a storm at E>
were all
of
bounded on the north by lands
heirs and others, on the east b by
Willinm Dehua us, on the south b
STRAY PIGS. Came to the premi- ie louds. {Simon Lingla, containing 168 oe More! wre aes
ses of Jacob Lee in Potter twp ,| IMPORT NT TO I aT Aha for les Surveyed the warrantee| YY Pile
BX ona Abo one yeu o d, 2 huve ours] i J A TO TRAVELERS {name of Shaw and Lingle ; no improves) grace is w asting the money earned by the
Sub or ‘Al B ears slit. and 2 with SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offored's you [ments Seized taken in execution uu a tos wople, he is ad
50 one sow. The owner is re- by the Bu R [be sold as the property of Christian Hols | people, Ju 18 uC
Dy the BURLINGTON Route, It will pay , {vised to the petitions of the whole people
you to read their advertisement to be found | No 2
queste d to prove property, pay costs, and ter Simon Lingle
v : ir. Simon Lingloand J D Gardner.
oils the same, Leg, hl IRTC ner {of Ireland for simple Justice and right io
Ju elsewhere in this issne, 20 may Tm Buit of Geo Hopson use of John Hopson live and er joy their own,
killed by a gin-|
electricity from od
revenue of
5 yet is dnvolved in
f from Parlinment.
ndthrift and reckless BCADO-
has a
inndas ol
i {
nnds of
g rel
in the
noi
wont and blood of the
bs ‘Town Clerk,
AMORMON BIBHOPMURDERED.
Chicago, July 28 A special to the
{mes Han Francisco, Cal, says’
News has beon received bero that Bishop
at one time of high
nfluence in the Mormon
I the exposer of the Mountain
Mendow massacre and a participant there.
| in, His body was found in a
previ Luiv i it Manip nnder
cumstances in dle ating murder, Bish»
1d us he expected After conviets
hn D. Lee, of the Mountain Meads
massacre, he sald, **1 know the
eh later
Afler returns
der of the church
« from
Pinlip Klinger Smith,
standing and |
chureh, an
in deasd
| pid n
will kill me sooner or
question of
wi the trial,
isfl him,
Arizor
wore
A time,"
Ly or
wife and he started south and
In the
made to kill
a Larritory
mpls him
TORS NOTICE,
ilers least
¢ imoniary
nm EK
on
the estate of
narick, of Potter twp
persons knowing themselves to bel
ed 10 sald estate are requested to)
payment, and those having claims!
the same to present them duty |
ieated for settlement
lement will be held on
, 1881
wil
A sell Saterday:
£0, H. EMERICK,
(8 ALEXANDER,
BUEBRUMGARD,
Executor, |
JA
C
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
nee the fols |
ination, subs
ted Lo mnnou
didates for non
Cralic usages
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
authorized to announge the
W. Barnbarl, of Bogs. as al
r Associate Judge, sdbject to
Usages
We are Lt
Py
didate
ratio
3 Hoy, of Marien twp,
g G oh imer, of Spring twp,
DZ Kline, of ‘Bellef. inte,
WmH Mille r, of Harris twp.
John I Runkle, ot Potter twp,
Jd 1 Rishel, of Potter twp,
{
EHERIYY,
LT Munson, Be lefonte
I TW , of Harris twp.
Sa i of Miles twp,
Michael Kerstoller, of Spring twp.
George H ol College twp,
¥m H Noll
hn B J x,
i
i
. Ferguson twp, ;
, of Gregg twp,
PFROTHOROTARY. {
Potter, of Harris twp, i
{ Bellefonte
TEEASURER {
gler, of Potter twp,
of Baow Dhioe
of Hal ies lwp,
reek? wp.
ier twp,
J4 H Holt
Jd G Meyer,
Joseph Smith,
DQ Kel (Po
MMISSIONKR.
; Walker twp.
{ Miles twp,
of Ferguson twp i
r, of Penn twp !
Walker t
fiviiie
f Marios n lwp,
, of Potter twp,
, of Penn twp
i.
REGISTER
Tos W Furey, of Sel ef
Thomas B dala t
Henry Bec k, ¢ {
Jas A M Lind
3 Gregg twp.
Spring twp
inounce th o hame
ol Greg,
democrat usages.
{ Patton twp,
Harris twp.
ig f~
y QL Opring twp.
F Gr
nt Meyers, ol
i
¥ £315
BY, ¢
~The follow:
have been examined
me and remain filed of re
office for the inspection
creditors, aod all others ir
leresied vd ii be preseniad
of Centre county
day of Av ust, A
1 and allowance,
t of Thom
ne and Mollie
{ Joseph Nar
bip,
al necount
13 Ps
Wns
ERS NOTICE
itgalees,
way int
the Orpt
We
an
dnesday
count
dec'd
! guarding
iol M. T
rougn, de
of Hen ry
be dec eased
Mit oe hell, on
Wilson, late
D. Valentine
Lhomeas, minor chil
mas
nl Isane Stover and 8
rators of &e, of Joseph
Lowe . deceased
tof D G anos, execu.
Womer, late of Tay
focensed.
Cot of John Cole, adminis
ro of Anna Burns, late of Ben
township, deceased i
The account of William Wert,
guardian of Emma J. Wo I, minor child
onathan Wolf, laste of Haines town
’ doc CREC d
The seco
rl
sh
Riu;
im t
riial account of
he executors of
{ Spring towns
er
1 nal account of
nd The nas B. Turner,
rs of &0. 1 of NA D Turner, late
Bellefonte barongs, aec’'d. !
13. The acco of James Dunlsap,|
| guardian of mir ildren of George W.!
i on township, dec'd,
Hess and George
€, administrators of sald James
¥, deceased. |
The first
1 Decker,
execulo
nt
p artial account of
ine! Decker and Green|
of &c. of Mic hael|
late of Gregg twp. dec'd
The account of Jacob Crovemiller,
Bennett, minor child of
, Inte of Centre county,!
nd
Mich
executors
Ker, or .
Nusa
De
Bennett
deceased. i
16. The account of Jacob Cronemiller, |
guardian of Nora Bennett, minor child of}
Henry Bennett, late of Centry county,!
deceased {
17. FP irst and final acconnt of
administrator, cum testamento!
icxo of &¢. of John tint Inte of]
guson township, de wonsed.,
18. The account of Daniel Bartges, ex- |
ecutor of &c. of John Bartges, late of |
Gregg township, deceased.
19° The final account of John 8 Ho- |
man, executor of &e. of Peter Homan, |
Inte of Haines townsh ip, deceased. {
20. The first and final sccount of J C
Ww saver and Susan Weaver, trustees tol
sell real estate of David Weaver, late of
Bellefonte borough, deceased. {
21, The account of John Shannon, ad-
ministrater of &e. of George Harpster, Inte
of Potter township, deceased,
22. The first and final sccountofD 8
Keller, administrator of &e. of Dhar,
Kline, late of Potter township, deceased.
23. The account oft DS Keller, admin.|
astiatar of &e. of Mark G Williama, late)
f Huston township, deceased.
24. First and partial account of John!
Heverly, sole executor of &o. of James!
Heverly, late of Howard township, deo'd
2 The first partial hoy ount of Dr F G|
Mattern, administrator of &e. of George)
Pp Mattern, late of Halfmuon twp., dec'd. |
26, The third and partial account of
William Allison, Jr., executor of &e. of
David Lamb, late of Marion twp. , dec'd. |
27 The sccount of Wm F Courter
guardian of Sarah Ellen, James and J
Wesley Nestleroad, minor children of
Nostlaroad, late of Liberty twp , dee'd.
28. The first and partial account of
Michael Ulrich, Jr., executor of &o. of!
John A Morr, late of the borough of Mill-|
heim, deceased |
20. The first aocount of John © Bech |
del, surviving executor of &e. of Jacob!
Bec hdel, late of Liberty twp., dee'd,
30, The account of B F "Shaffer and
William Harter, executors of &e, of
Michael Shaffer, late of Walker tow nehip
deceased, |
41. The second account of Adam Hoy, |
administrator of &o. of John T Hoover, |
late of Belletonte borough. deceased.
32. The account of D M Leib, adminis.
trotor of &e. of Lida P Gregg, late of
Boegs township, deceased.
38. The account of Rudolph M Wat-
kins, executor of &o. of John H Watkins,
late of Curtin township, deceased,
44. The account of J H Reifsnyder, ad-
ministrator of &c. of Samuel Sivels, late
of Penn township, deceased.
85. The final account of John M Furey,
guardian of Mira I Stone, minor child of
oseph Stone, late of Spring township.
86, The first and fing) account of Sam']
Workman, administrator of &eo. of John
Workman, deceased. One of f Libot twp,
WAL K. BURCHFIELD,
AJ Om
Fe
t
JARM AT PUBLIC BALE, The uh
dorsigned offerrs at public sale,
his valuable farm east of gt Hill,
containing 70 ACRES L AND, sll clear
axoopl about throe acres, which ls wood.
iand. Thereon erected a 2 story log
House, weathorboarded, » Bankbarn und
all necessary outbuildings, waoll
of good, never falling waler at the house,
and a finestream of running water through
the farm, and water in every fleld Also
a goed Orchard of grafted frult About
Wy fiha lat i $8 « if
ORE IN THREE FIELDS of the ott
The farm is under good fences and cul.
tivation, and is the farm formerly owned
by Peter Wolf, on the forks of the road
{leading from Polters Mills to Hpring
Mills. For further information inquire
{on the premises or John Shannon at
{ Centre Hall
daug dm
UDITORS NOTICE
i phan's Court of Centre county,
{estate of George Faust, dec'd,
The auditor appointed by
ff the in the
hands of ths ay an nistrator, to and among
those legally entitled thereto, will meet
the parties in interest for the !
we
PHILIP KEMP
|
{ In the Or
tha C
balance
aurt t
purposes of
Aug. 16, 188]
at the office of J. LL
Bpangler, Esq , in Bellefonte, when and
where all parties 10 interest may sltend,
iif they sea proper, CP. Hewes,
[Blut Bt. Auditor
| ALU A
{ ALE gned offer at
[private nie A VAI farm situste it
| (reRk township, 4 miles west of Madison
burg, containing 102 scres of good land
labout 156 mcres are good timberland
iT hereon a good dwelling, barn and other
iat 1 o'clock p. m
————————
ABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
he
jars
abi
farm is under good cul.
| be sold as a wholo or in
Terms easy,
LIMBERT
DUCK
The
in € walter.
It will
n
tivalion,
BENJ
Gregg township,
ALU ABLE RE AL ES TATE AT
Vv Public Bale We the undersign
» executors of the will and testament o
ry Spangler, dec'd, will offer st Public
{ Bale, on the premises, on F RIDA Ye
{GUST 6th, 1881, A valuable farm, situs
ited in Potter twp. Centre Co, 1 mile
lwest of Potters Mills, known ss the farm
of Jacob Spangler, dec'd. containing 140
Re M4 fete or less, Thereon erected »
good large (wo story iframe dwelling
house, summer, wood an d smoke houses
buggy shed, large bank barn, good as new
and all other necessary outbuildings, Th
farm contains good frat of all kinds, »
istream of never failing water, a _Clisterr
failing well of good walter
The farm is situated nes
store and mill, and onl
: There
are about 110 acre cleared and in 8 big
state of cultivation a 7d under good fence,
the balance is good tin ber land timbered
with oak, sugar, linn, ang Vile,
Terms of sale One thir) of the pur
on confirmation of sale, bal
Jan Ge in two ¢ al payments, to be SC ured
y y bond and morigags on the
with interest. Bale to commence at
—aloeh P.M
Lear the door.
io & post off ce,
wu
pre.
W. W. SraxoLER,
Jacos Wacxer, Ju.
iL xecutors,
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| A PAINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate
of John W. K rumrine, Isle of GG rege wp. *
{having been granted to the un de reigned,
{all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme
{diate payment, and these having claims
| against the same to present them duly au-
(Lhenticaled for settlement
HENRY KRUMRINE,
HL VANVALZAH,
Boring M.lls, Pa.
TENTS
THE GREAT CURE:
RHEUMATISM
As it is for all diseases of the KIDNEYS,
LIVER AND BOWELS,
It cleans the system of the acrid poison
that osuses the dreadful suffering which
only the victians of Rheumatism oan realise,
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of the worst forms of this terrible disease
have been quickly relieved, in a short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
PIE dela)
hae hod wonder! suoooss, and ga immense
sale in every pari of the Country. In hun
Itis mild, but offoient, CERTAIN
IN ITS ACTION, but harmless 1n all asses,
{#1 cleanses, Strengthens and gives Now
Life 10 all the important organs of the body
The naturel action of the Kidneys is restored
The Liver is cleansed of alldiscass, and the
Bowels move freely and bealthfully. Is this
way the worst Jisoascs are from
henystom, »
As 11 has boon proved hy thousands that
KIDNEY-WORT
fs the most effectual remedy for cleansing the
systom of all morbid Ssttetions, It should be
used in every household as
SPRING MEDICIN
Always cures OUSNERS, CO Ar
TION, PILES ry all FEMALE Disoasos.
Is put up in Pry Vegetable Form, in tis cans
ole package of which makes ¢ guarts medion
Also in Liquid Ferm, very Concentrated f or
the convenience of those who oannol readily ¥ pe.
pare iL JT acts with egual efficiency in eltherd rm,
GET ITOF YOUR DRUGGIST. PRICE $1.00
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co., Prog's,
(Will send the dry post-paid) BURLINGYOR, YT,
SLI EaAe)
On the 1st of this mo
Joys’ Cloth ing
was seven hundred and forty
A RAS
Wanted
AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS!
JOHN 1B. GOUGH'S bran’ new book, entitled
SUNLIGHT avo SHADOW
8 the beet chance offered to you. Tis Scenes are drawn
irom the bright and shady sides of Jif, portrayed ss only
Tohn B. Gough
er vo» ’2
can portray them. This grand work—sow for the firs
time published in the *' booming *' deek for agents, and
is outselling all others fom fo one. The thirty-thivd
thowsand is now in press. Its immense sale ha: been
made entirely by active canvassers. No other book com
pares with it for quick and profitable returns. We are
sarting more agents now than ever before, and we be
lieve the sale of this book will reach Owe Hundred
Thousand Copies in the newt few moni
We want 1000 more agents al once, 10 oppiy ia
rand book to the thousands whe are ark
onde the sale is enly NR CoMmENL ing
is entirely new, and mos! of the territory ts now clear,
Agents, now is your tinse fo mabe money, u and #t the
same Lime cireulste a thoveonghly fivet clas book. Fu
clusive Territory and very Special ns given. Bend far
our large circilars containing full
AD. Wosrmworon & Co, Pi
i
AT COST!
And Some Liss 2
Than Cost.
GUGGENHEIMER'S
STORE.
N IMMENSE BTOCK OF
DRY GOODS and
NOTIONS
at Cost, as they
-\must be sold to re-
duce stock.
[DRESS GOODS |;
—— N D—
CALICOES
see YP ne
LESS THAN COST
to get rid of stock
AT
RAIL WA
Chicago ry.
RAILWA
LEAD
Win
LEAD
[LLL Hp
vars Tied
on fo
hn, ry rig
'Hevada, snd iy
Cond luis, Omaha,
DENYER, LEADVILL®
SALT LAKE, BAN FRANCISCO
DEA Woon, sIOUX €11Y.
Src 8 oi oines, Golomb
erritories and the
wih wn, Narco, 9 ia
geo, Marqueite, Fon
ingesoli. arom,
Blomiark , Winons,
hi snd sll poluts in Minnesota,
dome) and the Northwest,
mY ‘re ha
BY Usien opett
20]
FEA
connections made st Junctied
LY LINE runnisg
ra i Ol Dining ving Cars
CHICAGO & COUNCIL BLUFW
gliman Blsepars. snak B Night
Wa ed NET
2 Tri
] NOE oth aged ds ¥ is A
ARTI
line.
ho
ldaprly -
ienian Lanter,
Pom
iekets by
HY. PA
J BLAIR LIKN
torney-at-Law,
Dfice on Allegheny a
Pp. FORTNEY 3
Atte ¥ Bi Law,
in old Conard Said. Dellolont
pieces of
of Calico.
for Bargains ever:
fered mm Centr
County.
w'LL BE
AMOUNT OF 825
DIS.
ALLOWED A SPECIA%
COUNT.
DON'T FORGET—SELL:1 NG
OFF AT COST, AT
(ruggenheimer’s S.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Pont oor od our stock of Men's and
at Oak Hall
-three thousand one hundred
ishing Goods
and seventy-five «
Jee ate Tg
The old house has been
The old hands (most of
The old principles of
goods, fashionable
adhered to.
styles,
—
EN —
Who founded the business, is
ing after things, and in all the
=
to push up
prices.
Ess > An ( Jatin
remodeled.
them) are still there.
are strictly
ER ———
at Oak Hall eve ry day look-
history of Oak Hall it was
ri
1g lo our friends everywhere,
sell at $10,
what we can do for $10,
to open a TEN
or busip ess, which we shall
THE CREAT
- » a Hy - -
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
EF No her fine runs Three Through
¥ between Chi
ius Umaha, 14860
{ Joseph, Atchison a, Topeka and Kansas
| Direct « connections for al i points in Kansas,
| Nebraska, Colorado, Wy ng. Montana, Nee
| tad, New Mexico, Arizons, Idee 2, Oregon and
fornia.
“The Shortest, Epeodiest end Most Comfortees
bie Route via Hannibal 1o Fort Soot, Denison,
Dailas, Houston, Austf Antonio, Galves
i ton and all points iz
The unequaled i:
Ano to Travelers and
Tue 2
o Pai:
Racin
in Hee
Pa
itt
I
» DrawiogR
wg i o extra charge for Seah
rs, The ino C.R &Q.
in ars. Gor us Smoking Came
with ic egant High-Backed Hattan Ree
Chairs for the exclusive use of firsts
JASRENEOT
£8 §
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, come
with their Groat Through Car A
t. makes thie, nb «sll others, the fa
te to the South, South-West, and the
Try it, and you wil
fad traveling a luxury
go of a discom fo mt.
Through Tickets via this Calebrated
for ssic at all offices in the United States
Cansda.
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Jas. Harris & Co.
ARE SELLING VERY LOW
REAPER SECTIONS and
REAPERS,
And all kinds of Farming Tools,
RAKES, FORKS, SCYTHES,
SPROUT'S HAY FORKS,
ROPE BLOCKS, ETC,
As well as all kinds of HARD}
WARE, to meet all demands in
this line,
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JAS. HARRIS & CO.
Bellefonte,
HENRY BOOZER,
C ENTRE HALL,
ANUFACTURER OF
iaddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars,
Fiynets, and also keeps on hand
Nets, ete. Prices low as any where
All kinds of repairing done. The
tock always kepton hand. All work
W. & B,
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