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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor
Centre Harn, PA, April 26, 1883.
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[he dynamite business and Irish plots
are still keeping John Bull in a terrible
stew. A remarkable disclosure was made
only the other day, The inquiry made
by Mr, Clifford Lloyd into the plot to
murder the Crusheen district, in
connection with which number
of arrests have been made has led to re-
markable discoveries, the first clue to
the existence of a conspiracy was obtain-
'd by the confession of a man namad
Tabridy, who was wounded while engag-
ack on an objectionable party
by moonlighters, Tabridy has given fall
ticulars in court of the murder of a
| Kennedy, by assassins who
ht from a distance to perform
I'abridy stated he belonged to
hich he was obliged
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i in an att
in name
y biranoe
2 Dog
ociety in wh
) continue. in January, 1882,
anized with the
lax dlords, age nts
l leader was a man
Ile introduced to
ym Dublin who
through other coun-
cieties, 1le stated
would supply the
and promised that the
y Max Inerney the ex-
{ by men who were sent
distri t. He also said
oo to various
to England to
name
ble cr
ee
Very cay
use
sCan~
nfined was
t Hennessy was
ed, and Dr.
Marsh
ot attend
She was
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yeil B COouiQ
t who refused to
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JE neon and Her Wrongs.
8 one of the
ne of the most
ystone State, Her
to fifty miles; her
n miles. The soil
one, and some
nd-scape scenes are
1. Let the true lover
upon any of the moun-
ig the grand old vals
nummer months, and
ands of acres be-
pastores and waving
nd 1} and there a
wwehards of golden
untaios and sparkling
ich a picture that
ght, and amidst
led over the
mes of an indastri-
i frugal people, upon
went of ages declare an
nee. They are the de-
vo great nations, the Ir-
n, and in the language
r “they lived honestly,
rendered to every mau
it aceornlir to another
of law “they have not
to pursue their own troe
| happiness,” viz: A great
rfal corporation, almost a gen-
. into their midst like a
o the sheep-fold, and wrenoched
1 their hard-earned money and
* right of way through their
nds, cutting them up into all kinds of
s and rendered useless many acres
of fertile soil, promising to build what
the charter called for—the Lewisburg,
Centre & Spruce Creek R. R, but the
romise is no better than that when it is
d, “and again the devil taketh him
into an exceeding bigh mountain
id showeth him all the kingdoms of
be world and the glory of them, and
| unto him, | these things will 1
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are stud
or
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e thee if thou wilt fall down and wor-
hip me.” The people obeyed and the
devil #till reigns. Underneath this im
measurable wealth are almost exhaustless
jaatities of the best grades of iron ore.
And it seems to me that one of the great-
est wrongs that bas been perpetrated
upon this people is the extenuating fact
that if has been done with a view to keep
ther competing lines from any share of
iblic patronage ; but the people have
roused and are making arrangements to
fold meetings of the citizens as soon as
possible, and are resolved to subseribe
Hberally and to give the right of way to
any line that will guarantee them a road,
‘epardioss of where it may pass through
their valley, Moreanon, A Orrizes,
nm ob MSI MRS
Accounts of a dreadful domestic trage-
dy have been received from Cham,
Bavaria. A ropemaker killed his wife,
mother-in-law and two sons, and then
poisoned himself,
~The reascn sc many railroads are
going to and near Bellefonte is because
of the great passenger trafic to the Phila
deiphia Branch, where all now get their
clothing for men and boys 20 to 30 per
cent cheaper than elsewhere, The as.
wortment is the largest and best ever
brought to this part of the state, For a
_ real bargain, go to the Philad, Branch. |
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THE "SUSQUEHANNA AND ALLE
GHENY” RAILROAD.
Among the new lines of railroad that
will pass through this county and which
are now being located is the ‘Susquehanna
and Allegheny,” extending from Milton
on the Susquehanna river, to Punxsutaws
ney, Jeflerson county. The several corps
of engineers are traversing the route, and
the location of that part of it from the foot
of the mountains at Marsh Creek, to the
south fork of White Deer creek, covering
Bald Esgle, Nittany and Sugar Valleys:
will probably be completed in two months
and the entire route within three months,
The work of building will begin in the
fall, The L., H. Journal indicates that,
after connecting at West Milton with the
Reading road, the line will extend west to
White Deer Mills, and White Deer Fur-
nace, across the mountains into Sugar
Valley ; passing Boeneville. Tylersvilie
and Logansyille ; thence to Nittany Val-
ley ; thence to Washington Furnace, Clin-
tondale, Cedar Springs, Mill Hall, Eagle-
ville and Moshannon ; across the Moshan-
non to Brown's Run into Clearfield county
passing DuBois and on to Punxsutawney.
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A Home for Every One.
What the people want and ought to
have are homes and a chance—homes
and a living chance. Give a family a
home of their own and it is the best
safeguard for the perpetuity of a gov-
ernment and the happiness of a pevple,
I was always sorry for a family who had
no home, but had to dodge about from
house to house and place to place—no
orchard to improve, no flowers to love
and nurse, no sacred spot, no. castle, as
Blackstone calls it. I don’t know how
other people prize it, but my home is
the dearest spot on earth to me and to
my family. There is no place like
home—not a rented home, forever
wanting repairs, but a home to live in
and die in, which the boys who have
found work afar off can look back to
with affection and revisit with pure de-
light, and where the good wife and
daughter can plant the vine and rose
nd sow the flower seed, and the
d and the grape vines bring their
in due season. It won't do to say
he poor are too lazy to work and
nd and have a house. They
tried. They don’t get
1 for their labor to lay up any-
They are not encouraged. Vane
and company get all they make
{ above a poor living, and Van.
ilt must be protected. The trouble
is our people have got hardened to fix-
17 a minimum price upon labor, just
ugh to feed and clothe the family
ily with no margin for old age or
ss, much less a house. What
Il this mean and these syndicates
g up all the land of the great
West, 700,000 acres and 300,000 acres
in Texas and large tracts in Arkansas?
Why don't the United States Govern.
ment buy it up and save it for homes
) The government gave
away 100 millions of acres in Texas at
“time to a wealthy corporation to
rire em to build a railroad-—more land
han is contained in any four states in
he Union except Texas, and our states-
men have made no protest. The mone
Il going in the hands of a few and
i. There is a way to sto
it is agitated the rich
agrarianism and
and hire the and bribe
nen and scare off the little ones,
it g What we need are
statesmen, not hirelings. We want
fearless men who can't be tampered
. Let all this surplus wealth, these
bloated fortunes be taxed tosupport the
government. After a man has accumu-
late d £100,000 begin to tax the excess,
and the more he accumulates the heavy
jer the rate; and when it gets up toa
million take all the excess, if necessary,
to equalize in some manner the burdens
and the comforts of life and provide
homes—humble homes—for the people.
A man with ten acres and a house of
his own, is a good citizen in peace and
a tower of strength to his government
in time of war. A million of dollars is
enough for any one man. He ought
not to hunger and thirst for more, for
he can’t need it and it makes a dog of
him to hoard it up. Who has any re-
spect for such men as Vanderbilt, or
(zould, or Senator Sharon, or even for
the memory of Stephen Girard or A, T.
Stewart? Nobody.—Bill Arp.
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~—=Jay Gould is worth a hundred
millions and is going to retire from busi-
ness. He owes much of his riches to
the money saved in purchasing clothing
at low figures like at the Philad. Branch.
Folks that would iike to get rich must
follow Gould's example, and buy their
clothing of Lewins & Co, the pon
establishment in the state,
~The Texas cow-boys are on a strike
for an increase from $30 to $50 per
month, That's en-cow-raging.
Mr. George Rudy, Wrightsville, Pa,
says; ‘I was very much bloated with drep-
¢y. Brown's Iren Bitlers gave me imme-
diate relief,
LVERY LADY
SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOR
Strawbridge & Clothier’s
Fashion Quarterly.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Nearly one thousand engravings. illus
trating the new things in every departs
ment of fashion.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Four pages of new music, in most cases
original, either vocal or instrumental.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS!
The prices of all kinds of Dry Goods,
together with descriptions and engravings
to show what they look like,
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Valuable original articles, mostly illus:
trated, on subjects that treat of the adorn.
ment of the person, the beautifying of
home and the newest things in art needle
work,
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Instructions bow the distant customer
oan shop as satisfactorily and as economi«
cally as residents of the city.
PRICE, 50 CENTS I "R YEAR.
SPECIMEN COPIRS, 16 OENTS,
ErrawBriDGE & CLOTHIER.
Eighth and Market Streets, Philad.
been
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when
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press
goes,
with
LYON & CO,
1x & CO,
LYON & CO LYON & CO.
LYON & CO. LYON & CO.
LYON & CO, LYON & CO,
LYON & CO. -~LYON & CO,
LYON & CO, LYON & CO,
LYON & CO, LYON & CO.
LYON & CO. LYON & CO,
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LLEFONTE,
LLEFONTE,
I YON & CO.
Ad
FOR MEN,
A lice of the few of the Many Bars
gains we have :
An all wool Cassimere suit light col
ored, at 87 00, former price 810 00;
a good pair Pants Tocts & 100; an
elegant spring bottom black basket |
Pants 82 00. A good Child's Buit at |
81 75. A full line of Cassimere Pants |
from $2 00 up. A special bargain in
a fine Percale Shirt, two collars and |
collar button, at 50cts ; a fine one at
65cts. The best quality Moleskin
shirts at 850cts, former price 81 25.
A lot of Boys’ Bocks 3cts a pair.
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FOR THE LADIES:
Ladies Plush and Leather Cabas,
at 25 to 60 cents, old price 1 to 2 dois
lars. The finest quality of linen, col-
ored boarder, hemsstitched Handkers
chiefs, at 18 cents, old price 356 cents.
The finest assortment of Hamburg
edgings and inserting, Swiss edge and
inserting, Nainsook edge and inserts
ing ; Bash ribbon, embroidered edge,
suitable also for bonnet and hat tiims
mings and bows, 25 cenis per yard,
old price 75cts; black silk watered
ribbon, 8cts per yard, old price 25cts,
cnet mention sutton
DRESS GOODS,
A wool Watered Saleen in garnet, |
brown, navy blue and green at 16cts, |
old price 35cts ; an all wool extra |
fine garnet and cardinal 38 inches in|
width, 60cts, prices elsewhere 75ets ; |
chlidren’s plaids 8, 10 and 12 cents, |
prices elsewhere at least one-half)
more ; new buttons, new shades, new |
colors, new styles, all shapes; black |
and white dress ginghams Tcts, old |
rice 15 cis; German colored ta. |
le and stard covers, $1 00 worth 82 |
Kid gloves, best grades, reduced to |
36, 40, 50 and 88 cents, same gloves |
some time ago at 7hcts, $0cts, and
$1 00, |
sant mmm i
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OPENING WHITE DRESS GOODS,
Baptists Claire Linen D’Conlande
Paris muslin and Edges and Lace
Point Dijou, Embreidered lace
White Guipure, &c. A lot of Chil.
dren's Lace Collars, comprising a
mixed lot closed out from the manu.
facturer,at 3 cents a piece, some of
them are worth 124, 15, 20, and 25
cents, but we will sell them all at 3
cents a piece.
meses w——
Special bargain No. 1.
A lot of the finest Fur Hats res
duced from $2 50 to £1 00.
Special bargain No, 2.
A lot of Parasols reduced from 35
cents to 10cts.
Special bargain No, 3.
A lot of double width Alapacas re-
duced from 35cts to 124cts.
Special bargain No. 4.
A lot of finest Dress Lawns re-
duced from 15cts to 123cts.
Special bargain No, 5,
50 pieces of best quality of Dress
Prints reduced from Scts to Gets,
Special bargain No, 0.
A lot of Men's low cut Bhoes re-
duced from $2 50 to $1 50.
Special bargain No, 7.
A lot of Gents fine Silk Ties re-
duced from 50cts to 25cts.
Special bargain No. 8.
A lot of Infants’ fine laced Morocco
Bhoes reduced from 50cts to 35cts,
We will be glad any time to send you
samples with our prices by mail of any
goods you may need.
We have but one price for all,
LYON & Co.
Carpets NS. & A. Loeb. Clothing.
(UR STOCK FOR SPRING IS NOW
COMPLETE.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF CARPETS EVER
BELLEFONTE,
BROUGHT TO
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PRICES ALWAYS AS LOW ASANY OTHERS—AND IN MAN Y CASES
LOWER,
House-Furnishing Goods in Endless Variety.
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Sheetings, Towels
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Pillow- Casings, Tick (nga, Tall Linens, Naplins
and everything appertaining to the line,
Before buying look at our immense selection for this springs business,
and get our prices for your guidance in purchasing of others.
S. & A. LOEB.
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We arenow ready with an immense stock for Spring and summer. Our
stock is mo: ¢ extensive, and better selecied than ever
LADIES, MISSES & CHILDRENS LACE AND BUI'TON BOOTS MEN'S
BOYS AND YOUTH'S LACE BUTTON AND CONGRESS SHOES MEN'S
AND BOYS HEAVY BROGANS AND PLOW SHOES
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We are sole agents for Reynolds Brothers Utica, and D Armstrongs
Rochester Sh
es, for Ladies Misses and Children.
These goods are well known throughont the whole country, and scarcely
avy need recommendation, for style, fit, and quality there are no better
ma le.
We guarantee everything we recemmend,
Ladies Shoe Polish--Will Not Crack the Leather.
Doll & Mingle,
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Bellefonte, Pa.
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CENTRE HALL
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Carriage Shops.
J. W. HENNY & SAM’L SHOOP.
Suces to J. O, Deininger.)
Manofacture and ¢
keep on hand
JARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS,
SLEIGHS
kind of wehicles.
$8018
nstantly
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and all
All work made of the best ma
terial, and put together by mechan-
ics of long experience. Hence all
work from these shops Is guaranteed.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Prices low and all work turnec
out first-class
COME AND SEE OUR
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PATENT 8 LOW TOP.
This is now the most popular top
j made, simple is its construction, ang
very graceful in appearance Posi
wn tively warranted to give ratisfaction
Finished tops including body unpaint
ed, finished tops with seat only or the
~FETATE i. Skeleton of tops furnished on short
tors of Thomas notice
nd agents for his ‘ 3 om
estate of, Please inquire for the drop shifting
% Mie rail aod seal combined, a device by
atts (htining which the top may be thrown back
more or lew, being very Without folding any curtine, Pat
Josgcive, we : vd, and Fhuwin quinn. allowed. Bend for circulars.
which is erected an ample dwelling-house, a good LEVI MURRAY
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Carriages, Sleighs &e,
bank-barn, and other sulidings in con
nection with which there is good water, fruit, and
Centre Hall,
Pa
wows
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other attachments, For furtver information and
for terms apply to B. L.STIVER,
Bunker Hill, 1linois
MARY F. STIVER
BAM] L. STVIER,
WM. B ETIVER
Potters Mills, P a
JOTTERS MILLS PROPERTY FOR!
SALE —~A very valuable
property near Pouters Milles is offered at
pryate sale, consisting of 6 ACRES of am IN
isnd, thereon sn good HOUSE. with all aa
necessary outbuildings; a good well at the! FURNITURE AT
door; choice spple trees, posch and
plum trees. The property is a desire: Wy, R. CAMPS FURNITURE
pleone. Persons desiring 10 purchase s
ROOMS, Centre Hall, Pa,
1febtf
GREAT BARGAINS
leassnt home can call upon Mr, Franklin
oyer, of S.ruce Town, sho will show
you the property spd give conoitions of
sale. For further inf mation sddress to
R SAMUEL BRIDES, |
Selinsgrove, Buvder Cu. Pa,
O Box 43 Slant CHAMBER BUITS
2D. Bnd Bla BEDSTEADS
LUUNGES
BUREAUS
SINKS
EXTENSION TABLES,
MATTRESSES,
SPRING BEDS,
CANE sand WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, &«,
UNDERTAKING a specialty.
We keep on band all the latest and
Consisting of
M. A. EANDOE,
MERCHANT TAILOR, CENTRE HALL, PA,
Desires to announce to his customers
that he has been to the city and taken
a course of cutting under D, W. Bel-
ford, one of the best tailors in Peon’a,
and is now able to serve customers
with better fits than before.
He has also received fashion plates
containing the latest styles. Also a
fine lot of samples irom which you
can select for suits, He respectfully
asks the public when in need of cloth
ings to give him a trial, 29mary
A PMINIETRATOR'S ~ NOTICE ~ Leiter of ad.
ministration upon the estate of
and Shrouds, at
Burial Robes
prices to suit all,
REMEMBER THA WE
MANUFACTURE ALL OUR
Mrs. Mary Ellen Krumrine, doc’d, late of (
township, hating bean awfully granted to he OWN FURNITURE, which we
Bowing ther | bied io the | gurantee to be second to nome in
workmanship and finish. 18feb
ARDWARE
HARDWARE,
HARD WARE
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JABS Ac. HARRIS &
Jd AB A. HARRIS &
ew ARE BELLING ~—
REAPER BECTIONS AND
REAPER BSECTIOFS AND
REAPERS,
EEAPERS,
Farming Tools,
And ail kinds of
RAKES, FORKS,
SCYTHES,
ROPE BLOCKS.
SPROUTS TAY FORKS, &¢.
— AS WELL A8 ALL KINDS OF
HARDWARE, TO MEET THE DE.
MANDS IN THI® LINE.
JAS. HARRIS & CoO,
Cards—Attorneys.
J OHN BLAIK LINN,
’ Atlorney-ats Law,
Miice cn Allegheny street, Bellefont,
fob Li
D F. FORTREY,
. Auwvrneysat-Law,
slice in old Conard building, Bellefonte
J. T Alexander C. M. Bower
: LEXANDER & BOWER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
MLce in Garman's new buiiding,
J OHN F. POTTER, ALOTHEY 8s Law
Coulieclivus promily wade and
pecial altention given Ww those havia
unds or property fur sale, Will draw up
nd have sckunowledged Deeds, Mortga-
ces, &c¢ Bellstonte, Pa
J L. BPANGLEK, Atwrney-at- Law
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Consulistions in English snd
serman. Office in Furst's new building
Dentists,
H E
NRY GEEHART, DL.
DENTIST
99 Kanth Third Sirect mar iatere
Union Gounsy, Fa oo
BE G W. HOSTERMAN
D Dentist, Centre Hall,
ylice gl residence on Church sirec!, opp »
Will give satiss
(aciiou In sii branches of his proiession,
Wher administered ldadr
D* B. 6G GUTELIUS, - —
ies
DS,
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wiaiki
sltheran Church,
Dentist, Mui 1m
FUGLAL Services 0 Lhe
10 perform all operations in the
He is now fully pres
leell ubsolutely witbou
my 408
Offers his
public de is
repared
enial profession,
mired Lo extract
ail.
J.
DRUGS,
CHEX
Druggists.
ZELLER & SON,
DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa.
Dealer In
DRUGS,
PLRFUMERY.
YANCY OODS, &e.
Pare Wines and for
PUTROME BiwaYE kept
ENCOURAWING.
Having been encouraged by the sleady
neresse of business, | bave remodeled,
epainied and sdded (0 the exterssi as
ii u6 10 Lhe Internal appearance of my
DRUG HUUSK, whereby making it more
siiracClive LO my customers 1 wouid now
ORD my cusiwwers for their liberal pate
fuling® in Lhe past, and solicit 8 cunlunus
woe of Lhe sume, My stock is ss near
ail as possible, lam in Cutupiele coms
Hubicsuion wilh ibe principsl Drug Hou-
ses Of New York and Phlladeiplite atid ain
| upplied and price lists, and
jalyLhiug lo my line not kept in stock,
wiii De sent for sl oncesnd deitvered atthe
sie prices that it could be bougnt at if
you wenli or sent yourself buy my
drugs ior cash, pay no dwscountis, which
Gables me Lo sell just us Cheap as aby ollie
of Grug store in the cointy. All pusiness
cetween dealer and custumers sLricAly cone
{ dd ential, Jd. D. MUKKAY,
Junzid Ceuire Hall.
Hotels. :
"New Brockerhoff House.
| Brock ERHOFF BOUSE,
ALLEGHENY 87, BELLEFOSTE. Fa.
| G. G. MCMILLEN, Frop'r.
{Good Sample Roows on First Floor.
| $8. Frees Buss to and from sli Lmine. J
{ SUeCini rates 10 witnesses and jurors. Bunn
Jv HOUSE.
| W. K. leller, proprietor, Belle
[wate, Pa. Special attention given to
jovantry trade, Juvel Gy
BUTS HousE
13 BELLEFO
jesaXE X Lzuay Proprietor
—— brands of Liquors and Cigars on
i= ata,
. . Good sccommwodastions for Travels
ors and Commercial Men. A lsv Beer bot
ter. Terms ressonabia. Xiu nf
] mosis ; Fa oF
Banks.
Liquors medica
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th
Will cule
NTE, PA
CENTRE HALL.
Receive Deposits and allow Ine
terest; Discount Notes; Buy
and Sell Government Ses
curities; Gold and Coupons.
Wu. Worr, W. 8B. Misorsx,
inam——=— Unsliter
(JENTR COUNTY BANKING C0.
{Late Milliken, Hoover & Co.)
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Receive Deposits and
Allow loterest;
Discount Notes;
: Buy and Sell Goy-
ernment Securities; Gold and Coupe
ons.
Jas, A. Braves, J D. Suvorar
Pres. Cnsbiier,
WM MC GINTER
Photugrsphor, Cor 81 & Market
Ftrecis, LEWIRBURG, Pa. All kinds of work pers
taining io photography extending in the highest
style of the art. cos as low as good work oan
be dome for. Pictares in ofl, crayon or India ink
made life size from the smallest picture. All who
have pletures to enlarge will do well by calling at
my gallery, Homaréin
Rest
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not. life te sweeping by, go and dare
before you ole, something mighty sud
sabiime leave behind to vomguer (me,
ad in pour own tows #6 unthit
; ng sew Capital net ron
waking fortunes -m ae moeh 8,
and boys and girls Make gress pay Reacer, if you
etme, Tio pardienian 0 0 J ALLRYT 4
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Oo, Portland, . lanly
CUT THISOUT!
oie $186 1 840 J
WEEK,
We have stores inlB leading Cities,
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M. N. LOVELL Eafeoptiie