THE CENTRE REP
» Pa.
ORTER.
: Nov, 2,
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Two Large Store Rooms
Full of
Winter 1
Fall and Goods,
“Latest siytes and fancies”
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Prices t
COME and SEE US.
WHITMER & CO.
Pa .
Jeats Centre Co.— Easy
alk for themselves,
Spring Mills,
LOCAL ITEMS,
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are husking com
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eee FRYIMOTS
crop will be about
age.
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— Every Jody goes fo Brock
store for cheap goods, and Ay el
an apple butter frolic if it alae astonish-
ing how cheap goods are offered.
—The fellow who addressed a le!
“New York, Pa.” vows that geogra
is a humbug, and says that Wm, P
was the inventor of pens to write with,
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~The best way {0 silence the “anen
arter during a sermon i$ to pass (Le
contnbution box around in it.
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“The republicans of this county
have nominated G. R. Spigelmyer, mer
chant of Spring Mills, for assembly, in
place of L.. Rhone, who declined.
. preparation is out, the
“Batternut Hair Restorer,” It seems
butternuts at one time had baird
a fellow wants 10 restore the brist
again.
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— Boots, shoes, hats, all kinds of «
derwear, ties, gloves, in endless varieties
at the Peousvailey bargain
and see the new stock, and
by purchasing there,
~-Mr., John Foreman, farmer near
this place, has lost ten hogs jby the dis-
ease hal seems (0 prevail In some jo-
calities,
~All ladies admire the han
stvles of dress at Dingess’ st
Two or three misses are so taken witt
them tha: they have selected the goods
for their weddiog dresses two years
ahead. Them's eendsible gals, sure,
——ar ancestors used the bench
{ Bank, whence Banke, banquet,
as we have chairs; they used the table
cloth to wipe their bands, we have naj
kins; they ate from the same dish a
drank from the same glass or bumper,
while we have each our own. According
to this writer, the habit of touching tl
glasses on drinking a toast symbe
the former uaity of the cup.
store.
Save
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——A big assortment of re
clothing for lug boys, little boys, ax
boys hitler yet, Overcoats that are pro
against a0Yy degree ol cold—cheaper thar
the cheapest. No use ia being witho
a warm over when Dinges i
bem fur a few dollars.
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Kiss my charming Sal
lover said to a blue eyed B J
was going into Powers & Son's shoe-store
for a p of those nic e gatters; I
won't said she, you silly elf, screw up
vour lips and helf yourself. He went
along 10 and paid for the shoes _bimself,
and finding they also kept the finest as-
sortment of boots, and were selling them
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ast as sie
ee (FIVE IRE
air
ni
erate at times,
~——While Mr. John Sankey ws
ing home from this place th
evening his horse scared and ty
to a fence corner, upset the
painful bat not serious bruises;
. rrecked
EY Was somewLal Wrecked
ie
~1t i8 astonishing what an amount
of goods is being sold at Brockerhofl's
store where they are selling out the ens
tire stock at near cost in order to ciose
the bus All the goods are first
class hence buy what you will and you
have a bargain, Try ut—try it.
—— Mr. Thomas Wolf, of Wolf's Store,
Miles twp., died on Monday evening of
last week.
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We mentioned of his illness
in a previous issue of the Reporter, He
was an old citizen of that place, and
born there; was a merchant and farmer,
and highly respected.
——Two fellows have made a tough
bet on the election—wuichever looses
must walk anotil the soles of a pair or
new boots are wora through, What
makes this a tough bet is, that the boots
mast be booght at Doll & Mingles, iv
which there is scarce any wear out, the
only ones of the Kind in the county.
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-——Doctor Hoy, our candidate for
Coroner, is a fine young man, and one
of our rising physicians. He comes frum
the good oid democratic stock of Hoye,
and will make an efficient Coroner, Give
him a good, round wsjority.
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——Vote for Capt. Tolbert for Jury
Commissioner, a most worthy man, and
a life-long democrat.
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—— Remember t prices on over-
coats and ready-made clothing have
been put down with other goods at
Brockerhoff+, where they are selling off
a little above cost, if it 1s not so, jheu
sweat us over a digh of hot ice cream.
On Wednesday morning of last week,
death laid his icy band upon John Hess,
an old and much esteemed cititizen o!
Haines twp. His funeral on the follow-
ing Friday, at the St. Paul's church, was
very largely attended.
Dinges’ splendid lot of new goods
bas drawn big crowds to the Penusvais
ley Bargain store. He sells cheap, and
makes things lively generally around
the store. It is admitted on all hands
to be a stock of goods worth boasting
of. He bought low and now gives his
customers the benefit of low prices.
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——Dr. T. J. Boyer died at his resi
dence in Clearfield on Monday morning,
23, of paralysis of the brain. He was
well known throughout Clearfield coun-
ty in politjeal aud professional circles,
having resided there for many years,
He represented that digtyict both in the
House of Representatives gnd in the
Btate Senate,
They have the most elegant lot of
overcoats at the Philadelptia Branch
for boys, and do just as well in overcoats
for men. Now is the time to get a good
warm overcoat cheap. Somebody has to
go up Salt river and will find the coa
ugt what 18 wanted, and those who will
not need go yp the river, will find when
the laugh is over that it js gold here too
and that an overcoat will come handy.
Then all to the Philad. Branch for your
overcoats, hefore you vote. This is near-
ly a rbyme, but was not intended so this
time.
— Politica will end in afew days, go
far as perwins to the present Campaign;
one yopes democratic, for Pattison: an-
pther voles indenendent, for Stewart:
another votos stalwart, for Beaver, and
occasionally one greenback, for Arm-
strong, all differing as to whieh is the
best calculated to serve the interests of
the desr people. Some are sincere, oth-
ers are full of humbuggery and don’t
care a continental about any body ex
cept themselves. Yet there is harmony
among them all as to one great fact
which pertains to the good of the peo-
ple—their health as well as their purses,
and that is that the best groceries are al
ways to be found st Sechlers, always
fresh and pure, and in greater varieiy
than in nine out ten groceries in this
state. This fact is deeply important, and
hile we can stand the defeat of any of
¢he political parties we could hardly get
along withogyt 2 grocery such as kept by
Sechler & Co.
A true tonic meicine, a blessing in
every Lousebold, is Brown’s Iron Bit
pers.
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———ome people are still under the
impression that Mr, I. Rhone is the
greenback candidate for assembly, Hav
ing declined the republican nomination
{ Mr, Rhone desirs the Rerorrer to
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candidate for any office,
Friday night, 27, heavy rain, ace
{ companied by lightning and thunder.
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Bill Shortlege having fi
{ trying to make the world
| Beaver did not go back on Blaine a
Chicago, we now have Dan Hasting
{ trying bir hand at it, and stealing the
f laurels of denial from Shortiege. We
{know well what ¢ cursing there
among republicans in these parts, right
Chicago convention, because
ailed to truly represent the sen
len short ii
believe
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after the
Beaver f
iments of his district,
all the same altho’ Dan now stands
his head to view them opside down.
A lady
poor understanding,
to go to Ik
complained Jof having
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She was advised
8 that are good and sound
Fhis was right as well as true.
We Harrisburg
the stealing Give
democratic legislature and 8 Jdemocr
governor and reform will be in:
ed at once. Vote for Pattison
Wallace. Vote for Mever and
Democrats, see that our whole vote
out next Tuesday,
i $
to boot,
reform at
there was great,
want
-= Democrats, one more pull, a lon;
day '
an end
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Peansvivani
republicans
honors
to ring rule in
8 independ nt
their duty, and share the
victory against corruption, along wi
the democracy. We don't want to
bossedlany longer.
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There are l
for sale at Broecker
'em out,
make a Sait
any Sanday -go-to~mee
“A
18 of boots $10
hofl"s, ches
big enough
river cralt, others neat for
tin wear,
ana s
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of em
Some
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small amount of money
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Zens, maxe iarther in-
The owner will
about th
gard we
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meeting, where they were 0 speak.
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Work
The extensive buildings « are
SO/WOKIN
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Cast steel Works at A {
stroved by fire on Sa
000; covered by insurance,
the Philad. Bra
ready-made clothing
then we are
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cheape
agreed
a f
sell you
than any body else
you shall drown the first nigger you
meet in a water melon, Now this
putting a fact ia all its seriousness and
just what is said here is meant, namely,
1 and
the cheapness of the clothing
drowning of the darkey,
——-Turn out, Democrats, next Tues-
ad vote for the reformer
ve friend Curtin;
BS '
t of the masses for
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county Lickel,
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Ml 8¢
an of
Vote for Henry Meyer, and
care an upright represet
intelligence and i
Fine, all wool
per yard.
4U cts.
ton shoes at
At Brockerbofl’s Centre Hall st
Altoona to get
i governor.
ppeared on
and spoke
tength of time. A reception
given him in the parlor o
Everybody w
by the hand. A look at
ing evidence of his abil
ners tl
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son, the
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ty, and his man-
n
A gentiema
wseofag
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A fellow was
death the other day, and is
| \ came He bought an overcoa
Awins and got back double as much
of a §X
ap} iok}
nes y tickied
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change oO
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mark he found tl
reason he t
back.
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Ye were pained to learn that
wife of Col. Taylor, of Mifflin cou
met with an accident in Pnilad
which cost ber a leg.
the bi-centennial with her husband
was koocked over on the street
horse, and a street car ran over her leg,
mashing it so that amputation at once
became necessary. Col. Taylor's friends
here sympathize with him in this mis-
fortune to his estimable lady.
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by
—Jts Brackbill that keeps the stock
of furniture that goes ahead of all oth.
ers in this or any adjoining counties for
elegance and low prices—home or city
ad Parlor suits, chamber sets, or
single articles, just as you wish, Its the
1ent in” central Penn'a
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oldest establishu
~The forelorn 3 of the Stalwarts,
consisting of pack-hors monkeys, ba-
bies, dancing bears, four men and four
wemen, passed through Centre Hall last
Saturday, no d on their way to
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looking set of beggars and just such a
crowd as Cooper and Hubbell would
sess if they came across them.
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All appear to be anxiously wait-
ing for the Y. M. C. A.convention. T
ladies may expect the entertainment
committee to call on them before that
time and let them find ample places for
all who may attend, :
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——The Millheim mass meeting, on
Saturday, was a success, nothwithstand-
ing the bad weather. The large town
hall was crowded to its utmost aud many
could not gain admittance. Maj. Sam’)
Frank, of Miles, was chairman. Hon
John D. Stiles, of Allentown and Gov.
Curtin made capital speeches. The
Millheim band was on hand, and we
must say can disconrge music second to
band in this county. The
institution we found locked.
moeracy of that section will be
for Pattison,
~Wpather on Monday was fine and
warm—more like spring than fall,
....Warm on Tuesday with rain in
he evening. and indications for more
ain on Wednesday, Air mild,
Jou nal
The de-
om loudly
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Suger Law.—Our readers should re-
member they cau vote for or against the
law taxing dogs, on Tuesday. The sheep
law ticket is voted along with county
ticket, but separate from it. Read the
{aw in the eigction proclamation.
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....Scarlet fever is prevailing among
thre little folks around Spring
Fhomas Hoover lost two ehi
days ago and Mr, H. Rickard lost one,
Hives Waxtep, at C Hall
tan-vard, for which the highest cash
price will bejpaid, by C'Sheffler. 260c4t
Grenoble, Spring Mills’ enterprising
merchant, called on the Reporter,
dren a few
t entre
ESPECT.
Gr Ang
the fol
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lutions were adopted;
It has pleased our all
Father remove from our m
death, Wortt ¥ J aster, Brother
McCormie WHS &n ¢
voled member of Pr
and had engenrad }
bis untiring devotion to
and while we bow in humble submission
to the will of our Divine Master, we re.
spectfully tribute the following resolus
tions;
Resolved, Tha
the death of our ¥
ored Master, we
memory among us.
Resolved, That gs brothers and
we extend fo the bereft family our extreme
sympathy in this their great affliction.
Resolved, That our charter ‘be draped
in mourning three months, and that a
copy of these resolutions be enrolled on
the minutes of our Grange; that a copy of
them be gent to the family of the deceased,
and that they be sent to the “Farmers
Friend” end county papers for publicas
tion. Wm. R. Regr,
Miearr 8. Roux,
hoiile Beit
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K, Wao
Ay FOOTY GER
ai CRT
I Gimseif Lo all
ner nobis cause,
tf
while we dee
Northy Broth
will ever cherish
ly deplore
sr and hon
ill ist his
sisters
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at Y. M., C. AOvrLINE OF Mawrixon.)
TO VOTERS,
Nov. 10, Reception to!
«wwe boss agent has been caught
Milesburg trying to buy votea for Bea: [Friday eve,
ver, Wetrast the demoorata will draw young men.
the halter of the law on him, Just what Saturday, 10 a, m,
the Rrerorrer hinted last week-=the| “ 2 pm,
agents of the bosses are out trying to
buy votes for Beaver,~all their move.
ments plainly indieated this, Look out |
for them. Chairman Hensel has offered |
a large reward in cash to any who will]
convict these rascals, i
Mr. i.
“ who
visiting
{Tuesday 's ele
directions on them sl
‘the lines “State,”
"County," and to }
in three parts,
| Confer, of delegates,
Conversation on “Boys
Work".by J. W. Miller.
Bible Study by 8, Taggart,
Soeinl Work,
Conference of
the Ladies,
Service of 8 mg.
Relation of the Assaclation
to the Chor Ah 10
utes paper hy D, 8,
lar, followed by
10, :
to Young
Vagoenrt,
“Judiciary”
Ladies by! + VE ATER hoes
: DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
| At Rebershurg, Friday eve, Nov, 8,
| Pine Grove Mills, Saturday eve, Nov
sStemm, of Berrion|
left this section!
his old Lome,
He is highly pleased
mins
Kal
goneral
Mi
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Spring »
At Pleasant Gap, Monday eve, Nov, 0
14 vears ago, ia
and gave us a call,
with Mich
The Middleburg, (Soy
. has been sold to Thos
Nevada, io, J Mr,
ust stopped in with the Ri
which he is a graduate, and
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MARKETS,
i wdelphia Oct, 80,
Sota extra, 5,70 €@ 0.50; Penn'a family 80
Wo i7. Wheat, red No, 2, 1.08,
Corn Oats, 44
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lar county)
HH. Harter,
Association service, ern §0
Ladies’ Meeoting— ladies 3
only-—by 8B. A, Taggart, | Uattlo—prime ;
Young Men's Meet {Bheep, good 5% 6}
Rie Of
Harter has
PORTEY
in Eat 5, 20
@ 7) good 6 @ OY
1 Yealcalves 7 @ 10
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lv boat his ¢ Farewell
I Spring Mills Market.
Wheat, 75, 90, and 1.00.
Kye
Corn,
Corn, shell
Onts, 40,
Buckwheat, 60¢,
Barley alg, to The
Coverdos d,. 400 to 450
Pimothy seed, 1,60 to 1 5
Plaster ground per ton, $9,00
, On Flour, per bbl 856,00
)VEMBER 7, 1882, Butter 26¢
EF alanine ana san] Tallow, Go.
Ah dy ha aig parson Lard, 124.
Comme Ham, 150,
Shoulders 144
Hau
Alr. Behm, one of the
is ill with
Me, John Homan,
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i8 Als BOrioUs i
y ili
SARC
Jo LEC PROCLAMATION 70¢
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of
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OU ‘ATE
s per bu, 80
orfnea
08 we al
Aarons)
13 MMONWEALTH,
Thomas J. inkle, igh Sheriff of
inty of Ce nonwealth
Pennsylvania, do known|
and give y un
ty aforesai held!
i inty «¢ |
TUESDAY,
For MW
for Governor
Pennsylvania
Une person
Phe Judge may send co of
son when he goes hunt
M3 } 3
£38
r from his 1
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Us the
make
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Lee a A Hie tors of the «
1 will be
said cot
t wish Rr
and winter
anciion
bank
sod at the elegance o
» see a splendid new
goods-—-all first]
stock—eall at
building, where|
fi
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the in
nweaith
utenant
{the Commonwealth of Penn
Line person for Beet
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irs Od
rOovYerno
' on or side, lde
VIVRNIA
dos. Hk
rroclod weekly by 1. a. Grenoble
i por
the Comm
iA,
{ Une person {oy
{ rapresent the state
{Congress of the Uni
Une person for Judge
Court of the Commonwealth
i ISN ESS,
there is danger of impair-
ut of the mind from excessive nervous
stion, or where there oXisls forebod.
I, & desire for solitude, shunning
IR Company, or when insapity
iy taken place, Peruna and
ould be implietly relied on.
well to wait so long before
s commenced. The early symp
08% OF strongth, softness of the
weak eyes, peculiar exs
the face and eyes, coated
ie, with impaired digestion; or in
certain powers only are lost, while
¥ are otherwise enjoying comparatives
good health. In all these Poruna and
10uld be at once taken
rossman sats Ls rR¢
‘onnsylvania
ed States
the
NE
40 moment
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of
adly whisloped by Wallace,
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nust be set up to he be
Mr, Gordon is the
ag parson (0 represent the
Clearfield, C
Hn in the (
nt ra
wd Mit
ales
Une parson
over
ndred mil
4 $ i! vay
Ons of internal reve
nao. | LO répresat
the | j
3 3 tantra. Clearfiol
hh should | Ventre, Uleartiold a
fate of Pennsylvania
I'wo parsons to represent
‘entre in the House of Representati
>
ent
lected from 0
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aie
mues uselessly o
ie 13 a moastrons outrage w
Vota for Curtin.
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Une person |
No
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4 "
I'wo persons
fieveland Herald.) ty of Uentre PEOPLE'S CYCLOPEDIA.
aries H. Martin and | 3 Books
thi jtica that the pin of 1 { y
Sis 5 3
thei
OXN op
: » Boston
ling i
Borou
aunty of Cet
Under this caption
\ y Daily Herald, of Sept. 4 says:
{Upon a single day inst week the firm of
i Marti Larrison & Uo. received from the
iNew York publ {f “The People's
Uyecloped bound volumes of tbat
supply of their Massachu-
» Which weighed tour and
The firm claims that this Is
iargest shipment of knowledge for the
ii was over sent to Boston upon
day. The invoice was valued at
120 volumes sold in three
publishers,
Puillips & Hunt,
era married is Fer
é arried in ia several 2
ithe ¢
id election ir
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‘ownships withis ire are
ows, to wit
For the township of Haines, st
savings (as fo
bes
miuers
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fever in iis
140
8 farm, started
Mrs. Mar
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u i rmstown,
pod pr
ow nsnip o Tay i
al purpose on
Meorryman,
township
18 town of
"or the
Kan.
wa
to remain | rants
a farm
struck
+ M, Swartz, Bellefonte, sgt for
1090cidt
MARRIED, \
Un 26 uit, by Rev. W, R. Whitney, at
al the home of the bride's father in Yal.
{aceton, Mr. John Harkins, of Wallace-
formerly of Centre Hall, to Miss
r Tha
phine Klear, of Wallaceton.
in, when he s eh
caught
8X
the fever wnship
, AS pun
4 Centre Hall
it thé
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: ink :
months was 810K | nea the publi
.y §#rE ii > .
at Osage City. ‘hen first prostrated bel Mover, i :
wrote i lelier never] 3
tl), ne py
I, Potter's Mills
at
ef his i
: OWN message
ter department. He wrote
ived no response, and when!
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ortiy b
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to Ohio with '
GOLDSMITH BROTHERS.
Noten Mex!
Dr. Joux F, Hancock,
late President of the National Phar.
maceutical Association of the United
blates, says |
“Drown's Yeon Nitters has .
heavy sale, is conceded 10 be & fine
tonie ; the character of the manu.
facturers is a voucher for its purity
and medicinal excellence,”
Dr. Joser RoBERTS,
President Baltimore Pharmaceutical
College, Says 1
“1 indorss it as a fine medicine,
reliable as a strengthening tonic,
free from alcoholic poisons.’
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Our exhibit in the Trades Pre
Bi-Centennial Celebration on
will illustrate the great stock
boys’ clothing now ready in C
preparations for the trade
and Winter already reach
Our stock is in all respects the
Dr. J. Faris Moore, Px.
D., Professor of Pharmacy, Balt.
more Pharmaceutical College, says:
** Brown's Tron Ditters is s safe
and reliable medicine, positively
free from aicohelic poisons, and can
be recommended as & tonic for use
mong those who oppose aleohol,”’
ue GREAT
Dr. EpwArnp EARICKsoN,
Secretary Baltimore College { Phar.
as, says yeu BBB EEE EXE 1
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KE
BBB EER EEE
“1 indorse it us an excellent
medicine, a good Gigestive agent,
and & noncinloxicant in the fullest
sense."
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Dr. Ricitarp SAPINGTON,
one of Baltimore's oldest and most
reliable physicians, says
"All who have used it praise ite
standard : vives, and the well.
known character of the house which
makes it is a sufficient guaraniee
of its being all chat is claimed, for
they are men who could not be in.
duced 10 offer anything else but a
reliable medicine ior public use,”
A Druggist Cured.
: Boonsbor 3, Md., Oct. 1s, 188s,
Gentlemen; Brown's Iron Bit.
ters cured me of a bad attack of
Indigestion and fullness in the stom.
h, Having tested it, 1 take pleas.
Gre in recommending it 10 my cus.
tomers, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to all **
Guo. W. Horrmax, Draggist,
BSS T
BE 8 T
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Ask your Drugpist for Brown's
Iron Hrrreks, and take no other,
One trial will convince you that it
is just what you need,
if goods do not turn out as repre.
sented, and no growling,
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OTICE.~Application wil] be made
al the next session of
the Legislature for a state road from
Cherry Run Station, Union county, to
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Woodward, Centre county, Ps. 190ctét Special Attention
is called to our stock, which is
larger and more varied than ever.
v #8 Centre Hall, by Rey. J, K,
« Ar. KB Yo Blrong, of Pollers
ii to Miss Confer, of Cens
A Lousia
fire
ih,
Ha
$k
DIED,
ing, in Haines
ed 70 years, §
couraged
i He |
I roamed abe
» Black Hills «
¥
ne
much respects
of this valley;
nd indulgent fa
Or and needy
the Luther
istian, To
Kind and fore
universal esteem
Lve children—a
i married.
} 1882, Hannah
¢¥ years, 6 months, 7 day.
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as of
X~}
NR
iB Culigisle
¥y }
mem
HE eVer was
Won hin
ieaves a widow and
ni
4 §
HIV
i ¢ sd $
+ AUMT daugaler
t
LR
Al Spring Milts, O
OR
'
ud ¥ iat ¥
y Paget, aged
-
DMINISTRATORS NUTICE, —
. Letters of adminis
estate James Mc
wer twp, dec'd, hay
granted to the under.
uid respectfully request al
IGE themselves to be indebt
W make immediate Pay
eo having claims BEANE Loe
at the ly autbenti
ol
LE
Q
ERiig
lsaserra MeCorai K,
J. OU. McCormick, Admr's.
he
er trace ol
West were
ad for svents
were rewarded
ff Was 3 4
absent husband
r
heard
a8 WwWnship o
eat Port Matild
r the township
housa of J K Bosak,
* the township
1enr Robert Mar
ughof U
y
Unionville,
rthe First and Secon
of Ph
Rar tha t h oat thai
of d, al thes
: S TAX. —Notice 1s hereby giv
« 8! the ; en hat the duplicate of
: iE i district is in the hands o!
he school (Lhe i tor Lhe ensuing year, O:
iim before December 1st,
BR Geduction of § per cent.
aid from said date to January 1,
wale, and
alter latter date, there
¢ ‘9 per cent. 1 wili
HOWIDR places Lo receive taxes:
3 Phursany, Nov. 238: at Potters
Lis, Friany, 24; at Centre Hill, Satur
<0; at Ventre Hall, Thursday, 20 Nov,
JAMES A, KELLER,
Treasurer,
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. =
jarnment of the Un ales, or Letiers administration de donde
State, or of any ci 3 incorporated dis upon the estate of Samuel H. Moyer,
(| trict, whether a cor officer or) inte ol Miltheim, Pa., decessed, having
directed, there] Otherwise, 1} ! ed to the undersigned,
ie sale in the Court) y > ) or sani be employed " MULL request all persons
on SATURDAY | Legislative, Exec ative or IDR themselves Lo be indebted to the
, "vg ot | partment of this St ‘ make immediate payment ana
; ows 2 describ 5, OF of any cit dig hose having claims Ggainsl the same to
n I and also that every Cons jpresent them duly suthenticated for
1 or State Legislature, ement. Jd. H BEIFSN YDER,
Adm'r, 4. b. n., Miilbeim, Pa.
OClet
ore x pAr-YaRD FOR RENT.
the sama time, thenflice or : fue Ce Hall Tun-yard, with
rof Clerk hail 80 sere of land, is offered for rent
t of Wm. Cor-|°} #1 t of this Commonwealth; The stand is yn excellent ono for business
Ifty feet and ex«|*74 that no Inspector, Judge, or other of-| Posstesion gi
ven April 1, 1883, F
3 . " 1
ighty feel Heer of any such election shall be eligible ther in
Cig y onl. i
hous LO
For
we
HO
er s
rece Red
b
8
his" !
f
§ 10USC
ol
\ - : be held as face of dupi
1
Hipsburg, at th
lic sch ol house,
| For the Third ward o
Philipsburg at the small
house
NOTICE is also hereby
all persons, excepting es 3
peace, who shall hold an office or appoint.
iment of any profit under the
}
ng her ai years’ residence
They bave now started fo
nce, Kansas, near which town Mar
; heck i
i COeCK
¥
i
where his
asic
SHERIFF'S SALES,
tue of sundry writs of fleri facias
venditioni exponas is
of the Court of Common Pless o
nd
t of Ww
. ty or
i missioned
. subordinate officer or agent! been Iawiuily gran
ne ler the!he would respoctiul
Judiciary De« kn
United | ostate
PH
to
1882
"
sell
or of any :
any incorporated
8 by law incapable of holding
1 ising. at
; IBID, AL
th by an alley, on t
y 81 sie Fat \ oh by ppointment of Judge, Inspecto
IG DY A public {| any 1 {
iegt common «
i
| ry
Commissioners of
guneii ity, or
dig
’
tenement
trict, 1
. oung . nts
3 { 61 HQ
tha pn
+80 OR
in
} LET an
yi
out bugil
1
and {to
goid
or
Lg
+0 = electors, sha
nessuage, tenement and
tract ted in Benner township, |
Cant
nded and described
req siiie o
dogs
Every Department;
is now complete,
HOW LosL, now nestored !
Just published, & new edition of Dr. Ouiverw sli's
Usiebrated Essays on the radical cure of BPEans.
TORRHOES or dominel Weak boss , Inveruntary Bend
tal Losses IMPOTENCY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, lupedunenis 0 Mariage, ole. ; aise Con.
stwption, Epllepiy and Fits induced by selfs indy
E000% Or sexual al iravaganoe, slo
Tos celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demons rat frous & Whirty yesry’ secoonsiyl
pracuies hat (he slarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured; posting out & meds
of care al oboe, simple, certain aud effectual, uy
means of which every sullerer, no matter wast b's
oobdiionmay Bb ay, ote Risnsel! cheaply, privale |
fin Looture should be ia the bands of every yout
and every man iu the land.
Bent under seal in a plain envelope, to sup address,
a ay reosipt of six cents or we postag?
[nE CULVERWELL MEDICAL C0
41 Aon Si, New York, P. 0. box, 4
OVER 1.000.000.
BOTTLES SOLD.
vA ;
"
All Goods
are marked in PLAIN FIGURES
= + + AMERICAN FIGURES
any purse be it large or small.
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS A SPECIALTY,
VELVETS,
PLUSHES,
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
HOSIERY,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
OIL CLOTHS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS
MATTINGS,
' ERLE Tole]
tL
i SEAHCHE k
A BI aR IanY
PIMPLES.
(Pree) the
Gents Furnishing Goods,
hair
sting Bo, stamp, Bea.
12 Barclay st., New York.
~ *2CONSUMPTIVES,
The advertiser, having been permanen
tion, by a es roa
prescription
Se of the « (free of o
the directions for prepart
whieh will find ou
Tha A thre etre Tor COMA Tar Ts
-
MERCHANT TAILORING,
&e., &c., &.
a
3
. - ore con .
BE sm ———A
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
ENTLREMAN w fered for
PREMATURE DkOLT
tndiseretion,
yr
LADIES’ & CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
as
¥
sence 8
Lah EBILIT
and all the sifectsal Fouihfnl
LADIES’
Whitmer thi u
, one hun
fa
)
<1 w 1
Si aril
LET
ms (orm (3 meme
ALL THE PEOPLE
REJOICE!
AND
For furs
islitation apply to
- to any office to be then voted for.” J OHN SANK E Y, Ex'r,
ame dwells also hereby make k 0 nd give n 5
ho AiO hereby make known and give no
| 1882, they, Ls 1 vote by
ballot fo= ]
. bly 0 an Act “For the taxation of :
I Pennsylvanian: 3°! , on 0
be 2
t nd _.-iare desired to be in force in this tnid coun |
rty and » arter!,. ) ry |
A ten ATLET oof Centre I'he Provisions of the said! wr Y 1 4 1 |
5 i He yA 1 1 : 3
HY relating to the taxation H AS CO ME !
: KR | “, ho wt - » .
' parca ey B PORLI Sox. 1° That from an 1 alter the passage |
Y :
ne k « {and collecte ually, with
ry Vandyke'south 50° west, 102 percbar io | d collected, annually, with Vee aunts |
tones by white oak: om ie
stone by te onk; LL {owners and keepers of dogs, the ollowing |
ty rOuI
Hi y+ thence
chestol 3 i p :
. | male dog the sum of one dollar, to be paid]
Fall
5 ¢
da
SPLENDID STOCK
or
and Winter
GOO0Ds,
at Wolf's Store.
Equal to Auy in the County.
2114
ol)
| j900L4t Centre Hall, Pa.
ines |. Ns} — —
i Qing tice to the electors of said ¢ mnty of Cen. a ———— ——-———————
™ ld y i
€ {tre that on the spid=ih day of November, |
atpose of deciding whether !
ro »Ovisions of the Act of Assom.!
follows vi at the protection of sheep” ap
iQi0 Fi: | 4 ‘ ¢ wit |
o orn VIE proved the 12th day of June, A D, 1878 1
'y 0 :
‘ sts tl and { “Act of Asseml
‘ I 9 ence of dogs are ns follows, to wil
Lf x
nce north 8 wert, 161 8.10 perches to! 4 i
a Ons i enp, thence by Int d Eat of Hon |°f this Act, there shall be assessed, levied]
' county |
thence by lands late] “2X in the Commonwealth
i » J i A ve
er Brockerhoff, oi east, |. i , \
"5.10 perches 10 a post: Nd soat| named taxes namely: For eac h male dog i ——
) } i f i SOUL |, 1 y panta J y § .
enst, sixty and sevenstopths per (the sum of fifty cents, ar.d for bvery 141A LARGE
¥ : is 3 Hn" . vi i i® 4
u post; thence by lands of T. RB. Revnol mT
} . J + Reynolds, |, tha Ireasurer of the o aunty where col
north 664° east 67 3 10 perches to hel tad i
: , : - .. | lected, to ba kept by bim geparate and in|
ince of beginning. Containing 159 acres! , hat bi x : 4
p eg 14 ontaining RCTe8 such manner that he can know how much
nd 100 perches. Being the same wiv
" 1%) 1 i € L 2 the g Ae prem} {has been golleoted {row h township]
.. HH. £4. 3 } 3 : !
of Cer ize J, took . {And,borough, and how much paid out for
A Wh sa * 00 : i
and 6 pr erty of | [08ses or damages in each, at any time tol
na 3 { { ) 3
enant and by ibe a fund from which parsons sustaining |
Bo Her [oss or damage a : . {
y duted the h day of Nol inmage to sheep by a dog, or dogs |
y acknowledged in|®Pd the necessary cost in establishing!
ACklowieayg ni na oo .
' their claims therefore arein vidad: ]
1d conveyed to thel ircinims there tore, as herein provided,
3! {may be paid.
'hareon erected two oS sb
hod. |
5 . ORY
24 Which unson
. s
ounty
sold as t}
Sheri
exe
James
Deed Puts
vawber, 18
pen co
tro ¢
ution ; }
Williams terre {
nit UR
“
suid |
1
obied. | 8 For the purpose of levy ing ane
SU : p
a icotlecting such t 8, Lhe i aC
table. and other out build.) ing I 1 Laxes, the ¢ GACH |
tow ap BTG DOFOWRG ssl Runu ly | | f i
bo, 4 ‘a gio nod'to be| be at Ns in ad hy BURLY.» |Ang far Superior to Most any
caunty other Stock,
irocker :
Yo $y Y. agcerinin and return to
Dress latest
of Felix! ommissioners of their count
unrivaled for beauty,
wouses, bank barn, w agon
SRERSOr I?
hi
hie proper
tho
LA
propert
n gL t
Lhe pr i
Ad 1a
¥ !
i, 4
¥
r de bani
un stat
J
iment of ail the dogs in thelr townsi ips a1
boroughs, raipectively, and the names !
hie persons owning or Keeping such dog |
nd how many of each sex is kept
| Goods, styles—
A a CETLRID Messages, tenement] u
and lot of land situated in the Borough ofl,
Bellefonte, county of Centres bounded and |
described as tollows, to wit: | One thereof owned by each person; and such commis
' i } Ler \ A . ’ sb a $e ' " ¥
bounded en the north of Howard Bt, [avn i ns ye ny thall. annually (CLOT HING.
‘a d cause yO " oi 1
on the east by lot of Robert Brannon, onl A Say aid 0S ovted the tax *ifor
‘ befo nme / y !
the south by Pike sllpy snd an tha wast | ei0Te named, with, and in ‘the
} Is Ertvw hr Halse eB sme mannor and (or the sme compensa.
hy June frown, being feat in front on st} t
Howar strant and és te \ 0 on that other county taxes are collected
w ¥ iA . a i f 4 # ® 4
or) Ladies ouly call and sep it!
~Uyercoats and suits
Men and Boys,
Hats, Notions, boats and shoes, all
* [styles and y Variety. The
Roun PUREST and best GROCERIES,
shed Sugar, Coffee, Teas, none but the
i flavor,
and See ||
or 3 irealng |
Sas vis
¥ a BACK
I
eve
That the
: it «
ters, shall enuse th
therein, with and
roti of the next
lished, and for th
aaeh
Le
\ riff af
{ud {the © {y mir eei !
t Act Ly
the
gon
iy ta
YR 3 H
above. d
innon being
Morgar
i} '
| DOS
Com
ford! quality and {
ing] >" of (
Gx {
proviso
tpvaora!l ¢
d
ou e
ten o
“wheep Law, and
Sheep Law,
Lia Wy and
y wherein it shall appear by a
uch ballots that a Tilo
‘Sheep Law" his Ac
mediately take effuet, but in no «
county until & ma af
elactorg of, &
in like manner, have determined 1!
they desire this Act tot
inted on
1 bho i
“Against the §
unt
i
our
Et. 28, A.D, ih
iken in execution and to be sold :
roperty of John G3, Love, Adm'r. | each
ronperi
il
nD af
t yor,
: the $6th Jy
fp 1
L ul b
‘
tract
: nship of Banner |
of Centre and state of Penns {
eyivania. Bounded and deseribpd ae fol-|
lows, to wil: Bounded by lands of (. A.
Fairlam} on the norsh. enst und south, on|
the west by lands of Centre Furnace and provided, that there shs
Lowrys Containing 10 acres more or less. | ment or election for 0H
Seized, taken in ezeqution and to be 80d) oo unty oftener than once in tw
as the property of Barbara Holderman iv, :
" ven unde id
and John Holderman her husband. sven under my: hand nnd
r
funge, tenoment and
for the
d in the tow i
t
5 . '
tL ghal dy ke KY
tv
Iy a: HO tii
+i
HELE
atl
10 6*alock
regards, inquy.
ir own remembrances,
noe, intan
{tor like ndvortis meant rer a 1d Termine fd Geasval dall Delivery andl 8
taroner, Justi os of the Peace, A dermen fa
uv years,’
tober, {te dothase things which to thelr office appertalng to
Lis .
t the (Jne Hy i til ff the
Shortt he (Ine Hundrad un of the} "Gl, ud; at Bollefonte
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free w
who it, the recep! and direction for making ie
swple meds hy which be wes cured. Hy Step
willing to profit by the advertise: 's CipPiiskor can
a EAE SS DER tar 60.9
New Departure.
i
i
Believing it to he the Lest for
both merchani and customer that all
dealings should be in cash, and fol
lowing the example of most promi-
nent and successful dealers, I have
determined to do away wiih the
credit system alter the {s of July,
1833. Adter this date the books will
be closed and I will sell only
-FOR=CASH-
or its equivalent,
Coats & Dolmans.
MISSES & CHILDRENS
Coats & Dolmans.
Having ‘purchased for CASH sev-
oral cases of desirable DRESS
GOODS of a defunct manufacturer at
ruinous prices, we will in turn dispose
of same to our customers at about
oneshalf thelr value. REMEMBER
they are the latest styles and in all
the new and describable shades such as
Terra Cotta, Crushed Strawberry, Ol
Jive, Myrtle, Plum, Garnet, Navy
Hrowns and Blacks,
GOLDSMITH BRO.,
BEE HIVE
ONE PRICE STORES.
Bellefonte, Pa.
N. B.-We are sole
agents for BA LL’S
/ Satth Preserving Cor-
set.
— Of] ===
Thankful to my customieye for
(heir past paivonage, I hope to meet
them In the future at my old stand,
where I am confident I can sell much
LOWER than elsewhere. Have de
PRODUCE will be taken in ex-
bange for goods at highest iarket
Respeetfully,
XI. J. Grenoble,
Sruving Mills, Pa,
Sul y
an a Aga
: ALVSE CRANOS tO make money’
HOSS Who UES Lake Aafvan.
sen of tho goo chinnoes for
% Law ous
)..
by wollo those who do not ii prove sue ne
vreaaln in poverty, We want many moo, women,
ays nnd giles to work for us right in thelr Sa look
Any one esn do the work orgeecy Hom the
tit start, The business vill pay Yioro than ton
Lapavitien oattit furnished
Noone who cagages fain to make
11. Yau cin devote fodr whiola fimo tot
rt only your spare io man ta,
Li that imdedad went (rea, Address Brinsox
he wor
ull info rmation an
& Oo
“wa
UTT'S HOUSE,
BELLEFO
NTE, PA
tog.
{ Tiquosg sok Qignis r
Best brand: o
fdent of |
iy g ulkle and the
het of § J be, of dy inLantre coun jo
{ ng LE alry L heaving date | st day |b
aartar Bogaiona of the Peace in Bellefonte, for the ls
) ‘ontre, and to commence on the Fou Li
ake effect therein; di next, belong the Lith doy of Nov.) i
All be no advertise: | ’ whl
and Constables of said connty of ens
then und there io thelr proper Puls, ot
in the forrcen of ssid day, with thelr
: gh Gt seal, at my
y : : office in Bellefonte, this 2d day of Ce
Terms cash, no deed will bo acknowl in the voar of aie, the Re ony of Qo: nd | Ue dona, and those who are bound in recognizances to
4 | » » » a : + i 5 Drosepn oF I 3 1801
edged until the purchase money is paid in| ] +. 04 JOU 18an | {rossante ug inst the Rrisonars that Areorahall be in
foil ; in{the j uf Cantera eo Yolo thon aud there to prose:
wn '
erifl 3 [
os bak. sa dependences o ite : ] "
Sho if: Offics, 1 Pa Octohe-| INdependenea of the Uuit Stat oar or aa
* i sd NJ Ha shy T J. LUAR
| + . »
dist, loo
as, and the onel
' ! Cla.
naepenl
Fanta, i,
: oe
lL 5 ery
\
al Dis
i + Liave 1 »
8 GQ willed bol Aug. ba bed, for hajding » Courtot]i
aid i two waoks, Notion is hereby jo
sh purpose in "|
sitions, exsinations, and they
. : A Right Hundred and Eight LW0. an un
4+ J. DUR KLE, vr : id y th d jente against th ve shall be just,
ol Luaal ll 4 da et
Sheriff of Centre County,
(yin \ BUCO LH Buvlie 10¢ I at
and Eg onereinl Men. Ali; Lever i
ever offered, and we firmly be
been equaled in volume by any
house in Amcrica, 2
Do not fail > visit Ock Hall
Clothing and Fiece ‘ :
Sr and see how on
on. We have a hearty wele
whether buyers or visitors,
thousands of friends we hay
country about Philadelphia du:
twenty-two years are, we are
firmly our friends than ever k
have gained their confidence
the best dollar's worth of cloth
anywhere, and we offer a new
fidelity in our low prices and eleg
stock for this year's sales, :
Wanamaker &
OAK HALL,
Sixth and Market
Philadelphia.
k Aworsers ies GUAT *
4
Jon POTTER
'C
romtly made and
eh to those :
ill give satis
ldadr
THAT WONDERFUL BOOK. |
GUIDE TO SUCCESS.
1 BU STN ESS
FORMS °° i222
: . 38
G in
J at on Chu
tue fatheran Chueh. yu
sction all :branebes ©
Ether administered.
Iw.
en meen
Maoufacture and constantly IF
keep on
CARRIAGES
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS,
SLEIGHS,
and all kind of vehicles,
All work made of the best
terial, and put together by
ics of long experience. Hence all
work from these shops is guaranteed.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. :
Prices low and all work turned|
out first-class,
COME AND SEE OUR WORK
THECREAMOF ALL BOOKS|
GEAR VENTURES
y J DEEDS
ane, ‘Satie
the ©
A
The od Tupestiualis informa
she public of that be bs
th doall Minds of sorh in Mae
AND GRANITE at
Cheaper Rates Then Elsewhere
Hie or call on Clevan” Dinges for
is med oul
work 4 ouk
usually paid; all work wam
on the graves,
Jas. Harris & Co.
ARE SZLLING VERY LOW
REAPER SECTIONS
TRS.
= kinds of Farming
BCYTHES,
I
As well as all kinds of HARD
WARE, to meet all demands
this line,
T I SPANGLER, Attorn Taw;
Consultations in a Te
2
Gorman. Office in Furst's new building
wa —
81,000
ill ba it nin
_ un i eh
hy NHL TOS
11s mot ania Th modi
Combined,
r
of
SLSR 8 ide BA
op pl Qiang oth
Goren remedies XuOWA to pl
PERKA ositly 1" (on
h/ ]
- 7 all Dicgolews and Joalsrs, a
#*
+ Terma reaonuble. juntf