The Centre Reporter.
FRED KURTE coors wvorsess unnnewBDITOR.
IN NINA II
Caxrae IAL ohn Fa. ' + May 20.
1882
The new comet is approaching the
earth at the rate of 2,000,000 miles a day.
Cameron is a good dodger on some votes
but we would bet him a pair of moe
easing ho could not be quick enough to
dodge the comet,
Wile
A call for an independent anti~Beaver
républicn meeting at Wellsboro’, Tioga
conty, was signed by 50 ex«Union soldiers,
the majority of whom had served in
Beaver's own regiment. This looks as
if the soldiers were largely independent
too.
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Inthe last 18 months the rept
organs have done much to strap the Age
ricaltural College upon Gen. Beavers
back. The distance to Harrisburg
about 100 miles. Considering the load
the General now has to © , this is a
fearful ways to go.
>
The Greenback party met
tion at Harr risburg on Thursday,
nominated the following State ticket :
For Governor—Thomas A. Armstrong
of Pitsburg.
For Lientenent
derly, of Scranton,
Secretary of Internal
Dewo wily, of Ven IAOEO,
For Supreme Judge-—J,
of Northumberland
For Congressman-at-Large
Tomliinson, of Berks county.
op
The Williamsport
plains that the demoerats do not like
the ticket recently no ated at Harris.
burg. That's a mis sinke, the democrats
an stand it, but the trouble
iT
an't iy it's aflair,
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Lan
Arry
in conven
and
Governor—T, V. Pow-
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Affuirs—~J. 1
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licans ¢ 3 & boss
* po.
In the Supreme Court the de
the Union county court in sustai
will of the late William Ce
affirmed. The contest pushed
ously by the eminent counsel for th
testants is therefore of no avail, and Mrs,
Jaue Harrison will have to be satisfied
with the le of $100,000 whicl
milliansire father left her. The
upreme Court is a very short one
“We affirm this decree
able opinions of this court,
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meron was
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opinion
and is as follows:
upon the
We think it
not ny ve evidence anything to
the character of the gentlen
the will wks drafted for
Indeed, his conduct
od the
proper to add that there is
impeach
by whom
tegri ty or pre be
ay
man
in
fessional propriety.
thr was characteriz
nicest sense of honor.
nt
MR ue
Uk
ho by
i
8 killing of game on the
prairies has been carried on in
he last 15 years an extent
hame our civilization, and we
that the attention of congress calle
to it. On 18, on the floor Mr. Ab
Hewitt was the exponent of the Amer-
ican Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Animals, He d tl
ial of Henry Beet.
and an accompanying
relation to the great slaughter of
elk, deer and other animals in
Western Territories.
n that in the
Ti
millions f buf
maons of bul
The use
wostern
st 10 or to to
are glad
m
af
Saam
th is
YY
ram
me
presente 18
President of the
bill in
buff: Tal 'y
no
Society
1s
a
severa
The
years
and
States
memorial sets forth
1872.34 over five
were slaughtered for their hides, render-
ing that animal practically
“The murderous propensities
the memorialist says, “has
u nde to smaller animals
, deer and antel ope, thonsar
killed yearly for their hides
I
sal0es
whivnt
ALCL
of
e
the
’
such
velq
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iS elk f
which are
and oat
mM.
The
irr
il
aione, In of season, it
makes no difference.
hh
nav
SEAS
poor creatures
@ uo rest nor opportunity for repro-
duction. The bill makes the offense of
killing these animals a misdemeanor,
and punishes it by a forfeiture of ir ple. 14
a thei
paniments, and punishable by
imprisonment,
destruction and r accom-
fine
ments of
an d
fy
The republican majority in congress be-
ing very scant, the old game of ousting
democrats is to be attempted now. The
democrats will fight this stealing of seats
with every means in their power. A fow
evenings ago at the Democratic caucus
of embers of the House Mr. Carlisle set
forth the Republican program which is
to in the Mackey vs. O'Conne
election case in the legislative, Executive
and judicial bill, then the election case
of Bi oe vs. Hull, aad the election case
of Lowe vs. Wheeler. Mr. House gave
it as his opinion as a lawyer that Mackey
had no case, and Mr, Atherton said that
Mackey and his clerk, Smith, had tl
evidence for months, manipulating i
distorting it and filling it with forgeries,
It was agreed to filibuster, Mr. Kenna
contending that they should begin as
soon as the case was presented, and Mr.
Ellis holding that the Democrats should
make more speeches to get the case before
thecountry. Finally a resolution, offered
by Mr. Kenna, was adopted, pledging the
caucus to begin filibustering on the very
threshold of the case.
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Another measure before congress is
the report of the committee of the sen-
ate on the subject of woman suffrage.
Mr. Lapham, of the senate committee
presented a report recommending the
passage of an amendment -permitting
women to vote. The vote stood io the
committee three to two, and two did not
vote. * It is understood that Mr. Cox, of
New York, and Mr. Knott, of Kentucky,
will make elaborate speeches on the sub-
ject when it reaches the house, but it is
doubtful if it does so at this session of
congress. - In New York the same sub-
ject is being discussed, but as it will re-
quire an amendment of the constitution
to enable women to vote in that state,
and as dn amendment must pass two
legislatures before it can be presented to
the people for ratification, it is not prob-
able the friends of the movement will see
it inaugurated immediately. It is, how-
ever, gratifying to them to know that :
subject + that a few years ago was
laughed at all over the country has reach-
ed a point where it is considered ol
enough importance to be the subject of
consideration by the United States sen-
ate and to receive a favorable reportfrom
a committee of that body.
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Beaver and Rawle have gent in their
jcceptances. Itis rumored that Marehall
will decline.
Some women and girls in an umbrella
man sufaciory in New York who are miak-
ing $1.50 a diy are going to strike unless
their wages are increased.
of that
take it
Never be without bottle
pure, mild, compound, Peruna;
with first symptom.
Guitean’s lawyer, Reed, talks of bring-
ing bis case before the Supreme court,
which would put off the hanging of the
assassin until October, Itis about time
for somebody to take better aim at
Gitean than Mason or Jones did
When I have a baby at breast nothing |,
isso useful for quieting my own and ba-
by’s nerves as Parkers Ginger Tonic, It
revents bowel complaints aad it is bet-
Dis than any stimnlant to give strength
and appetite—A Newark mother.
The bank charter hill has passed the
use,
BEAVER'S HOME STRENGTIL
The much spoken of popularity of Gen.
a myth, at least so far as bis |
home strength is ¢ concerned. Gen, Bea
ver in Centre county will,
Teay or i8
at best, bel
found in the November election, to be no
stronger than his partly. It can not be |
claimed for him that 1 will get |
democratic voles, for not a single one |
can bo named. Then it iz known that |
there are some republic Il not |
vote for him and they )
The reasons for it are various and
r to them he Even
and independen
n the
Ot ty.
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openly
who wi
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now,
we nead
fusion of the stalwart
elements weuld fil to bring hi
solid we Tepithiiens
Ww this out
wards Gen.
AT,
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f no unkind
voto
feell
i 8 }e
loaver, wo respect as
whom
nt
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nr artis
pr
wracter,
has
one gl our f ansul
liad
wil ha
and ag
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pu
his attitude as t vioan
aminee
16 repul
we feel
fac t 3
4 Or Over
those witl
pen to
ican Party of this country
of the whole race of
oO Pol
ow
wlepen al
11
dey,
The i lt
ow
id
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lant row has spre:
pr
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{ It is the down fal
end of boss rule
cameronism and the |
Let |
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Pennsylvania,
tand a
!
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the independent republicans s ©
up to the work of wn
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DOSSOS, 10 S048 stile as the demoorals dic
in a Ne w York in putting down the
ex T veod and hell
aie
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end, can't you vot
Hie aver?
fresh from the
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tor” topo t
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would go to show
not g
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Tip PO
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whelming fo
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ai
@ result next November, we predict
will prove that the republican nomines
hold u
affections of our people which his
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for govern as not got that upon
the
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just harping so
friends abroad are
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much
now
about,
lp pn
THE SUPREME COURT AXD THE SHIRT
COLLAR
The United States Supreme Court
red vated from what at one
an api alli
few a 1¥S
duly
but after he left the room it was wh
ad about that he had 1
This was bad er
though he
has
¥
» time seemed
contempt. A
S08 was
p x possibility of
! OF POSSIDLUILY
ago a lawyer from
1:
ai
Ki ans
wesented and admitted to practice,
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worn
h
dy
for the
d
collar, is d on even
had called
pose of obtainiag the right to pl!
as he had ann that he
the next day appear in a case
Court, his attire, or lack
A coli
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OnLy
$
onnced t
before the
of it, assumed a
serious aspect. ar has come to !
egarded ¢
wear, Some potentates wh
on the
southern
Afric
wear nothing else are strenuous
subj 1eot of collar s, and there
climes in which the shirt collar,
only by a pair of
are
assisted
spurs, is said to meet all
requirements of full dress occasions.
hen, a man wi
Court
what article of attire may
ff on his next
in all its gravity,
tice Gray,
appear
with
room
ut
' he
appearagce ?
not leave
The Case,
{to Mr. Jus-
ead of the Mass
saved the di gnity
he Commonwealth
Six An He
1 when the ¢
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was referre
the |
while at
chusetts Judi
the Court
case somewhs
ciary f
and t in a
at ilar. immediate
1 followed, an
#
Ww
investigation
he
+
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larless man was unable prove tha
was bare-throated in obe ding nee to
or because he had been ¢
red by the
at his Chi
him, his
very
1
colla
had given
next
nese man
ff nla 19 fan
of plead ng day
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thin. Sudder
was explained that the
affection of the throa
im Nenting a col
the Cou
ous consider; ation,
has reason to be
the Court
the human appa are
amenable coliars to liberal con.
struction of court etiquette.— Herald,
it
were lowever,
had
revented
he ruffled
I epls ACER 1
The Is Wy
pr
h lar ; ti
di ignity of t was by
or ith
m
so also has
or w
grateful, but
there are por-
that
AC
{ bi a collar }
tions of rel not
80 a8
fn Aes ——
If General Beaver would be as great a
been
failure as Governor as he has
the management of the State Agricultur.
al College in Centre County, he would
prove a calamity to the State. The tes-
timony before the sub-committee ap-
pointed 1 by the Legislature to investi-
gate the College, is the most damni ng
we ever read, and exhibits a condition
of imbecility on the part of the Presi-
dent, and immorality on the part
of the students, never equaled in
this country. One female teacher testis
fled:
That the children in the college were
ignorant and their morals bad. Little
boys of ten years smoked all day long.
Some of them used to stagger into class
room drunk, and the fumes of tobacco
and ram in the halls were sometimes
suffocating. She wanted to expel some
of the boys, but Professor Smith
told her that “if they began to expel
boys for getting drunk they would soon
have no one in the college.” As to the
management of the college, it is entrust-
ed, Miss Bhortlidge said, to a Board o
Irustees, of which she could only say
“General Beaver is the Board.” =~ The
rest amounted to nothing, They do
whatever he says, “I value my reputa-
tion as a teacher, and $5,000 a year would
not induce me to go back into that pre.
paratory department.”
The testimony of all the witnesses
clearly demonstrates that the institute,
which has cost hundreds oF thousands
of dollars, should be summarily disposed
of, as it has accomplished nothing prac-
tical except the demoralization of its
inmates, —Ex,
in
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The “Independent”, an old republican
organ, speaks of republican politics in
our state in the following truthful words:
Republican politics in Pennsylvania
are, at the present moment, pretty badly
muddled. Senator Cameron has just
held the regular Republican Convention
and “bossed” it from beginning to end.
The ticket is well understood to be an
ou -and-out C Ameron bicket. He « tat-
t heli ore hand and the i lee rAteg 3 1p] ¥
ri 0 the 4 of their political mas-
er. The Senator has no idea of relin-
quishing or even relaxing his Kr asp upon
Ie 3 te he the }
fee ree
WIW ET, }fad
Pam ich
be confessed that be bes a ree followi: g
to support his claims, The resolutions
ade pied are, with some changes, those
that were agreed upon by representatives
of the two wings of the party at their
cent conference in Philadelphin ;
while they read very well,
dy credits the ution
y in their ad 1
siator Cameror 3 +0 ¢
wt in good faith, Indeed, the conven
ton was in a roar of laugh ter when ; adopt-
ing ,some of these uti tli
win le thing we farce. The 1
sult is that the Indepe t Rapnblicans
of Pennsylvania, who are thoroughly dis.
cused with the “bossism” of Se nator
Camerc 06, are by no means concilic dled,
and we are not at surpri g
result. They intend to ho 1d a conven-
tion of their own, and will probably put
another set of candidates into the field.
Thiscourse meaug defaat to the Re publi-
ans in | fa at
mins
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lieve
sce
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the;
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i {
are
Arey 1
IE JAS, as 1
8 al
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$ 136d] i
enneyvivania at the next election,
W ¢ certainly ‘should ragret such a result
and hope that some plan of harmonious |
aciion may yet be adopted ; but, if there
is no other way of putting an end to the
Cameron rule in Pepnsylvania, then let
the end come on defeat. We should re-
gard this as the least of two evils. One
»
Maver,
as deprive 1
mventionin
Wells)
¥YOiisl
seem to be alm
boss
The fol lowing from
8
iarksville, Texas, is
Any eviden ces the at the * issue,’
| by Register are still “living
it behooves the Damocratic me \
of the country to look to it that they are
not again cheated out of their Constits
tional rights:
The Reput vlican
ince the days of Mr. |
una
pris
"
but
one
{
m
te the
tha
108 a
always
, with great
he p arty
ell nce, property ang
respectability of the people of th 18 coun
try. What sort of party it really is, may
be understood from the following states
ment of fa
“In the pi it
Kansas,
nenesota, Ohio,
consin, the Republicans, 8,
voters, i
gressmen, leaving twe
minority of 1,650,000. Small wonder
that the Republicans denounce
gu social ostracism and similar alles
ed Democratic agenci Compared
with a gerrymander, in the name of G
and morality, how ineffect ua
dozing of the bulldoze
gn of men en
ht ier than
World
These
licans —
coms-
w A
r
i
sht Republ
Illinois, Towa, g
Pennsylvania and
with 1
Wis
S65, (KK)
nt
1°:
ysone to
i
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ug BOO%
ns,
a}
es.
Wi
y
{isthe bh 1
the
2 Beneath
iy great the penal
th
We
3
red 1 “
tire
mig
ther
at is people wh
the peo le should be
legisiative assemblies in pro
0 numbers. Yet in the official ac
n, in the States where they have pre-
ance however small, they endeav-
subvert ti { “princi
of representation in wh portion to n
bers, and to the extent to their capac
the minority of its proporti mal repre
rtic
sentation,
pe eopie call i 5
i believi
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rt the establish
They know that the minori
ty of the | people « Unite
Demoers ut they end r
their propo ional representatio
them, as they the e
declared
ff the States
is
to steal
n from
f
gs of the
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ala
the
more
vested
again
when | they
e in paper, largely
n the ar in
, and then
and increased the burden by
demonetizing silver, and
ingle s of value,
jut ti of this
counted, ise is near at hand
this is why, as a death stn uggle, it en-
deavors to give to its party far above its
proportional representation, and steal
from the Democrats their proper appor-
tionment, which would give the Demo
crats about fifty-two of the one hundred
and eleven members,
nount '
raised
glean
108 gO
‘ ial
specie debt
1 creat
2
8 tan
10 days
its den
imposture are
and
INFANT ROYALTY AT
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San Fra
At the pus an lhouse there is considerable
fuss made whenever any
that way. It is the duty aad the only
duty of the sentry on guard to keep his
eye open for roy: alty When he sees it-
and he seems to have a remarkab! y lon
range of vision—he yells at the top o
his by no means musical voice, The rest
of the guard drop their cards and pipes,
rush precipitately out, fall od pre-
sent arms with drums beating. This sort
of thing is gone through with every time
any royalty passes. Even the infant
children of the Crown Prince receive the
same homage. There is something
strange in seeing a lot of grown men
present arms to a year-old infant. But
they do it every time the nurse of the
Crown Prince's family takes the children
out for an airing. Jut this “isn’t a cir-
cumstance,” as Chicago says, to what, ac-
cording to the story of one of the Amer
ican colony, happened here once, The
nurse had a litle child of the Crown
Prince out for a walk, and happened to
P iss one of the gnardhouses., The sen-
try on duty yelled, the guard turned out
and presented arms, while the drums
beat, Jost as the nurse and chitd got in
front of the line of soldiers, the child
espied a heap of nice, clean sand suitable
for the Sea of mud pies, The
instinct of the child got the better of its
training : it broke away from its nurse
and began to play in the sand. The
nurse protested, entreated, begged
it was of no use. That child was bound
to indulge ina little plebeian amusement,
It had its own way, and played in the
sand until it had satisfied its royal mind,
and all this time the guard sfood at a
“present arms,” while the drummer near-
le wore his drum-head out,
royalty passes
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great,
misery o
enh
without shelts
aily. The |
ble to afl
tussian jews is stil]
At Brody, as a telegram says, the
f the Russian Jews here is indis-
n
n
able, Ti thousand of them are
There are fresh arrivals |
of Brody
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gtove in her port bow and was jammed
in the {co the best part of two weeks.
1h e captain considers it will be a month
before any vessels reach here, During
the voyage one Norwegian immigrant
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NW Eby & Cc Distillers
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1 168 John Rollington
10% John Whe land
LIBERTY.
“0 Ebenezer Benham
120 John Dunwoody
Robt & Juz Hays
Wm Hay
(Geo ID Hess
03 Robert Irwin
BO Robert Irein
Jo romish Ja Kson
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LB Fraln (owner)
John Zeigler (own
Simon Y urger
Simon Yuarger
MILES
Bobert Brady
tnnoah Brady
Jane Brady
John Brady
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8 Edward Mayston
J amos MeMsnnas
58 Blair Molapahan
58 Geo Mead
1% 168 Wm Me Pherson
WE 103 MT Milliken
Hi NJ MNihel
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1912 Luke Misnar
$ Benjamin RB Morgs
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T1doha M Neshit
dareminh Parker
John Pim
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(x) Job Reiley
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163 Edward Beott
153 Hen H Tallman
Joseph Tomkins
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433 153 John Allison
128 James Allison
H200 Andrew Allison
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1 53 Peter Brutzman n
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Paul Bush
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Sam’'l Chestnut
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Geo Ciymer
Geo Campbell
Thomas Cuthberth
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: Frederick Dorsh
$38 163 Wm Dentler
: 3 168 Thomas Edwards
45 168 Dan'l Ebler
5 bt 3 168 Dan’ i Fis igor} id
34 163 John Fg
30
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Andrew Grig
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153 Thomas Grant
03 1 53 Wm Gray
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$35 162 Michael
iH33 163 Christ ian Hair
HGS 163 David Hair
33 168 John Hunbright
diss 168 Hugh Hamiiton
183 10% Joby Hand
3 Jobn Harrison
} Joseph Harrison
3 158 Hugh Hamilton
75 Joseph Harrison
Geo M Hartline
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43 hn Huber
#83 153 Kobt lrwin
#93 163 Robert Irwin
B34 15 Owen Jo rdon
$433 188 John Kelly
HX Robt Kin oo
JO James T Laird
#55 163 Geo Latimer
68 Wm G Latimer
Casper law rance
153 Ji
13 1% 5 Je tn Lowden
; 153 Richard Lowden
53 Jobn Lowden
153 Leslie Malone
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and girls wanted
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any horse car on
ctly from the Callowhiil
ne through Camden, N. J,
red ones, will
new and spacious reading
isitors,
and improve o
ost com wehensi ve in the
Ve send without charge,
S of th 1e new Dress Goods,
entire stock in our new
hich is mailed § free to ol
Hundred 5 of { rde Isa
so enlary ered
iy
ii
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re of return and refund of |
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nents
d Housekeeping Appoint {
POTI BE R,
C wiecti
attention
tpn ope iy
Atlorn ey-atsLaw
» promtly made and
he iven to those having
or sale. Will draw uy
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lefonte. Pa.
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made fast easily, ar
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Attorn
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free
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1d Conard bu tland,
Ureat chance to make money
Those who always take advan:
e®tage of the good chances for
while those who do not improve such chane
We want many men, women
girls to work for us right in their owa local
py ope can do the work properly from the
The business will pay more than ten
inary wages Expensive oathit furcished
one who engages fails to make money rap
1 can devote your whole time to the yr
Fall information and
sneeded soot free.
Gi1G5433 I BR M
42 357 BR Morgan
24 00217 Geo Moser (Smith
2 GU407 187 Christian Musser
5 6 Ellen Nelson
Hugh Patton
Jdehard Petarg
Bi 95 in 163 Henry Pinkerton
51 6 140 11 Hardeman Philips
81 Hardman Philips
16 #0) "obert Balney
43 00 i 153 Thomas Revso ,
$13 1568 Christian Robrer
HH 47 Jaeoh Rash
$48 158 Benjamin Rush
133 158 Casper Shafner
#3 108 Andrew Shenk
182 153 Christian Shenk
7 oisir 1568 Michel Shenk
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51 95434 168 Robert Spear
12 2438 153 Mary Smith
: 167 07 Geo Slough
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Andrew Scotl
; Jateph Stroud
SOMA3 168 Paul Buch
43458 163 John Such
400 Barbara Snyder
4443 163 Geo Slough
438 158 Geo Slough
6 askin Nelson (owner)
383 163 Kearny Wharton
22 44 John eidman
$12 116 Jacob Weidman
$12 Joseph Wells
0 Jobin Wells
0 Paul Wells
aohn Wilson
Wm Wilien
3 Wm Wilson
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Wn Bell
J C Bell
A M Elder
3 Hugh Hamilion
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458 163 Leslie Molone
: W W Montgomery
John Montgom
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John Sherrick ue
John W Thomas
sobn W Thomes 28
John W Thomas 2581
John W Thomas 10
Geo Cowher(owner) 1000
Michael Weidner 2500
Micunel Weidner 2500
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: NION.
Ebenezer Brenban “39 87
ALKER,
Robert Asken 204
337 1501 Bolt & s0bn Baker 761
212 Sam’'l Barkman
129 120 Ruwk Brooks
) 129 Mary Currick
116 13 Margaret Daugherty
139 110 Kiizabeth ey
100 39 Joseph Evans
26 Wm Eckert
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40 Wm Habn
O49 Margaret James
116 1656 Edward James
59 40 David sobnston
; Jobe Kaox
7 160 Wm Manrell
#4 John Mercer
199 David Mercer
86 Wm Miuier
44 Capt Osman
4) Job Packer
4) Job Packer, Jr
Richard Purdon
Jobin Purdon
David Reed
Richard Robison
RK KR bison
70 Chrnisuan Robrer
86 David Dutler
i Duck Sriowner)
Rovert Wilson
WORTH.
Robert Campbell
J BGry
Widow Morris
; ah Wm SLippen Jr
5 68100 Jonathan Lairdiowner) 9
lid M&d cpotis{owner) 16 70
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Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPLES.
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Adress. Se. stamp ns
12 Barclay st. New York
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“ERRORS OF YOUTH.
GENTLEMAN whe
Heirons DRBILITY PRENATORE PRCT
effects of youthiul ind pevelior
for the sake of suff
she Soed it, the ol
thea to Be advertisers experience
Soin B. OGDEN, @ Cclar §
TIRDWIRE,
Jas. Harris §& Co.
ARE SELLING VERY Low
REAPER SECTIONS and
And all kinds of Farming Tools, :
SPROUTS HAY FORKS,
ROPE BLOCKS, ETC,
As well as all kinds of HAR Db:
WARE, to meet all demands in
this line,
JAS HARRIS & CO.
Bellefonte.
PENNSVALLEY BANKING Ca.
CENTRE HALL
RECEIVE ETSI nk Lm Inter
est; Discount Notes: Buy and
Sell GoveramentSecurities,
Gold and
Wu, Wory . B. MiverLn
Pras't Tanhior
J.
Forman.
lL SPANGLER, Attorney at-Law
Consultations in English snd
Office in Furst's nw building
Address STINSON & Co
Maine. 2 de ¥
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hav Dress
no
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a and
ON BS EY RR
best og Hipp a
wh B the worl
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and you will
find traveling a
luxury, instead |
of on dis
above i
in Cel utr
KRAMER,
Appral
Cel tbrated Line for
Baio al aul otlices in
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PERCEVAL LOWELL,
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Ohivage, 11k |
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$3 Vice Prov't @ Gan’! Mane
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the best I'h
the
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alar sewed,
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hay we a
have the inter
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and convinec yoUs wavering mia.
it of our Th st
yx ' $
Ways ne iu
cents per pair,
82.90,
to gull’the commuu
ents andi than can bel
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1668 more Wool to (he yard, al
RPETS,
CS
that price.
anywhere.
make of (
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a
stake, and
il value for
vs strive to
‘ney they
on
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bh
tiy with.
ath
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avy other store in Belicfon 2a
game prices that lower grade
from that can be found in
thrown or pasted together,
keep our Custom. :
ive us.