THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor
cextre Harr, Pa, Oct: 11, 1883,
General Beaver's true friends are not
likely to forget that representative Niles
used his personal influence against him
Jast fall, and aided in raducing the Re-
publican majority in Tioga from 2,000 to
400, his own town making a change sc
marked that a similar one in other dis-
tricts would have given the Democrats
the county by several hundred and the
state by a majority of over 175,000. Can
Niles’ friends expect General Beaver and
his friends to support him with any en-
thnsiasm ?
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We are creditably informed that twen-
t v-one banks of the State contain State
fands to the amount of $2,031,764 from
which not a penny of interest is derived
to the commonwealth. Under the
Hames act, which the Republican majors
ity in the Board of Sinking Fand Com-
missioners have ignored,
says an exchange, at least $1,500,000 of
this sum should Le invested in bonds cf
the State or United States in the inters
But the claims of
the party in the eges of the Sinking
Fand Board must be preferred to the in-
terests of the State, to which they have
sworn official fidelity. The election of
Mess:s. Livsey and Niles is demanded to
continue thig sta affairs, so agreea-
Ble to the bankers and those who share
persistently
est of the taxpayers,
to nt
¢ Of
the per ceninge.
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If the voters of the state wish the vi-
tality of the Humes act desjroyedéthey
can accomplish it by voting for Chris,
Magee's clerk, Liv-ey, ‘or stale treasurer.
On the contrary, if they wish the state
{nnds invested go as to make a profit of
«150.000 to the state,
Jo:eph Powel!
they will vote for
“opin
Henry Gates, living near, Hantingdon,
who is 84 years old, cut 190 cords of
wood last winter. May the gates not be
closed against him for a long time yet.
Many forget that the hair aod scalp
need cleansing as well as the hands and
feet. Extensive nse of Ayer’s Hair Vigor]
has proven that it is the best cleansing |
agent for the hair—that it prevents as;
well as removes dandruff, cools and]
sooths the scalp, and stimulates the hair}
to renew growth and beauty. !
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Ax Orrer.—To any of our subscribers)
by paying for the KEroRTER one year inj
wdvance and sending vs the name of a
new sabseriber with advance pay, we will
send the “Chicago Weekly News’ one
vear free, to both, as a premium.
Any of our subscribers paying a year
in advance, and 25 cents extra, will also
get the “Chicago Weekly News,’ one
vear, along with the ReromnTez., Any
one wanting a good western paper has a
chance now
1 get one free, on first offer,
or for a few cent« on second offer,
ge
proposition os iy good unt: Jan. 1
Some Sartiing Vigures,
New Yorx, Oct
wres in the United
t:. Dun & Co. for,
were LSE in number,
The fail
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threes mouths
fe reant tie
Niatos
the last
veparied by
with Habilities aggre
gating $52,002,854, against 00 with labili
ties of only about $19
ponding quarter of [842
failures in Canada, with bial
sil, for the third quarter of §
M0
$y 211
have been 6 failures
sinounting -
States since January 1, against
PARR) ERE)
9050, with
Ba the same
liabilities of
months of 18% fhe
1 in Canada namie
aawnn
5.000.000 hobdlit ies in the
fast vem
in nine
failures since January
109] and the liabilities
and
corresponvling tines
fo Kl id, agaunst O55
The Cotton Crop,
Meurnis, Tenn, (34 The cotton orog
venort for Beptember of the Memphiasdntriet
Western Fog posses,
Aabanm,
throughout
Comprising Northern
Arkansas and
a decreased the Memphis
district of thre cent. as compared with
the previous year The t«¢
nile from
Northern ndicates
old
x pet
) Bins
Jo 5 {bated
pres
Yuagust to the
prgust to 1
wildy
ihe hot. dry weather which
the latter portion of nsiddie of
Neutember, causing heavy joss bw
shedding, and entirely
crop. West Tenneswe reporix a decrease of
eight pe The percentage of low in
Northern Arkansas from thirty
to forty Meveral « wr espondents
note a greater proportion of seed than usual,
which, if general, will still further largely
reduce the number produced
in this distrie
ist ang
destroving the fog
ont
has grown
per cent.
of bales of lint
A Minister's Fall,
Hoxnixaros, W. Va, Oct Fightesn
months ago Miss Fannis Snell lost a valuable
horse by poisoning, and Rev. J. N, Yeager, a
Methodist minister, who hitherto stood well
with the community, was arvested {or the of
fense, but at the prelimipary trial gave bail
in £1,000, which he forfeited by absconding.
Three months ago Yeager was convicted of
stealing at Henderson, Ky.. and has been im-
prisoned at the jail there ever since until last
Friday, when Deputy Sherif Thomas, of
Charleston, upon a requisition by the Gov
ernor of West Virginia, secured the prisoner
and brought him here. Between Henderson
ond Louisville Yeager made a desperate at
tempt to jump from the train.
A Child Eaten by Hogs,
Lenaxox, O., Oct. 4. While Frank Hop.
ping, a four-year-old boy, was playing with
his dog on the public highway he was at-
tacked by a drove of thirty bogs and literally
eaton alive. His cries assistance,
and the brutes were driven away. The
child's clothing was entirely torn from his
body. Partof Shs scalp was torn away and
one of the animal's t entered Lis cheek
and broke out two back teeth. The sufferer
died in great agony an hour aftsr being res
©
The Bullets Wore Not Big Enough,
Bostox, Oct, 2.—Charles FL. Lucas, n West
Buk colored man 27 years of age, quarrelled
w swestheart, a young girl liv-
ing in Cambridge, yesterday afterioon. Last
night he got a thirty-one ealibre revolver,
Aline the muzzle at his right temple and dis
1 three bullets at his head Ope
glanced from the bone upward and enibedded
itself in the ceiling. The others fattened
themselves aut nat the skall, and there
for the present remain. He will recover,
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CHASED!)
A Scene Under New York's Eleo-
tric Lights.
A Well-Known Lawyer Plays Tag in
Madison Square~§is Fursuer
Holds to Him Kike
Grim Death,
New Yong, oct 5A" little woman,
whose eyes of reddish brown blazed under
her bangs of auburn hair, descended swiftly
from a green car as it turned into Broadway
at Madison square. She walked rapidly up
to a fashionably dressed man in a high hat
and light top coat, who was walking up
Broadway with a large woman dressed in
black.
“1 want to speak with you, De Witt," said
the little woman to the map. The man hur
riedly sald to the woman he was with: “You
go on. Your friend will meet vou at the
place I spoke of at 9:50,"
“Yes, you go on,” repeated
woman, ‘and he will meet vou
done with him.”
The large woman went up Broadway and
the man and the little woman walked dawn
the street, talking earnestly.
At Twenty-second street the man, with an
oath, struck his companion with his cane
across the shoulders, and, turning, began to
run up Broadway. The wgman followed,
keeping close at his heels, Ufmble to shake
his; pursuer off. fand apparently not wishing
to pass the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the man ran
out into the street, and, crossing over to
Madison Square, dodged behind the hmcks
drawn up at the curb. When the woman,
who ran quite as fast as be did, gut near him
he fenced at her with his cane, and thus kept
her away until he got an opportunity for a
fresh start.
After dodging around the
the hig electric light post
little
I'm
the
when
ine ks Le ran lo
in the piazza in
while men and women flocked from all direc:
rections to see what appearedito be a unique
game of tag. Having qouly revaded being
cawght more than once byefencing off his
pursuer with his cane, the nan who was be
ing chased finally left the lamp post, and
agian took refuge among the hacks. His pur
suer soon dislodged him, and nearly caught
him about half way helween the squave and
people, was watching the scene; “She's a
mad woman.”
Tired with dodging and running, the nan
now made a bolt for the entrance of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. The woman caught
him as he reached the steps and seized hin
by the coat. In the struggle that enwoed
both her hat and bisccame off. Her ban
came down. A crowd of at Jeast a hundred
people pressed in upon thera az they sting
gled,
One of the proprietors of the hotel pow
appeared and separated the man from the
The hotel proprietor held the woman while
be said to the man, ‘Now, you run.” The
man disappeared within the hotel. Whes
the woman tried to follow the door was shut
in her face and she was told to take bersell
off.
“Will somebody give me my hat ahve
asked, as quietly as if nothing had happened.
Her hat, much the worse for having been
stepped upon, was handed: to ber, and, put
ing it on her head she went down Brasdway
her white sacque, which had been torn ope
in the struggle, revealing the fowernd fromt
She subsequently told a reporter who had
seen the occurvence that her name was Sarab
FP. Spencer. The man, she said, was Henry
C. De Witt, a lawyer having an office in The
Evening Post building and living in Brook
vm. “IU kill him when | seo bim again,’
sho said. “If 1 bad expected to see him to
day 1 would have been armed
An effort was made to ses Me De Witt,
but he had left the Fifth Avenue Hotel by 5
side door, and could not be fovind
THE RAILROAD WAR ENDED.
—Piflerences Arranged,
Criioaao, Oct. 4 ~The Routhsastern Rail
romd war ends at midnight, and five cent
fares to Indianapolis will be a thing of the
past. The treaty of peace was agresd upon
at the Cincionati meetings. The basis of st
tiement is the formation of & pool asd the os
tablishment of a board of arbitration, con.
siderable discretion being given to general
differences. The right of the Monon to en
tor the Union depot at Iudiapopolis was con.
ceded, J. M. Jobuson, Assistant Genera’
Freight Agent of the Kankakes Road, tele
graphed bere: It has been agreed to restore
rates al once, Nix gross pools have been
formed on both passenger and freight traffic,
to be controlled bv an executive commities
of eight. 1. D. Richardson, late manager of
the Ohio River pool, will be manager.” The
new pool will consist of the roads which
were parties to the war, with the addition of
the Illinois Central, Wabash, Chietgo apd
Alton.and yrobably the Ohio and Mississippi.
Out of Louisville tbe Jefferson, Madison and
Indians, and the Cincinnati, Haosiltion an!
Dayton, To, perfect details the 7
freight! ageats will meet in this city Friday,
the generalp assenger agents Saturday, and
on Monday a joint meeting will be hed,
Held for Issuing a False Certifiests,
Puaverrma, Oct. 6. -Warrants « were
imued by Committing Magistrate . Ladner,
Wednesday afternoon, for the arrest of Dr.
William E. Hughes and Dr. A. A. McDon
ald on the charge of issuing a false certifi
cate, which incarcerated Frederick Hass in
the Norristown Insane Asylum, s Dr. Haghe:
was arrested by the constable “and in
$2,500 bail by Magistrate Laduer to appear
at the hearing, which will be held as soon as
Dr. McDonald is apprehended,
Who Killed Rose Ambler 1
Srnarvosp, Conn, Oct, 1.~The coroner's
jury has re the fi verdict:
“We find that the said Bore am: came to
hands of some’person or to
ith ber in Be fran a i iin io
unkind from Tis 68
and from his conduct since hor doath, sind
from the evidence, we think suspicion puinis
towards bim.” Lewis bas not ye§ been ar
in any other way reflected on that nation:
sity
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Mr. 1. Gi. Mionick, Bedford, P's., says :
[ yeceived® great henefit from uveing
Brown's Iron Bitters for henrthnrn aud
diapepain.
The Carbolic bean, which causes fatel
Jiceages in hogs, ean be removed by
sep § JAMES ZEIGLER,
Centre Hall.
Es rav.~ A horse with saddle and brl- |
De. came tr the prewives of the tinder.
sloped, several weeks ago. The horse is
4 bay shont Gaps old, right hind toot
white Owner s requested tn come fur
Lin property aed pany CORE i
srargim JAS, RB. WOLF, Rebersborg |
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A peenliar virtue in Ayer's Sareaparil- |
la is that while it cleanses and purges the |
hood from sll cormmptiors and itn puri- i
tise, and therehy 100ts ont diseases, it
builds np and invigorates the whole »ys- |
tem. and mrkes one yOnNng again
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Woen yon suffer from dyspepsia, hess
hure, matarial affections, kidney discase,
liver complaint and otler wasting di-
geanss: when vou wish 10 entichen the
blocd and purify the system generally
when you wish to remove all ferling of
weaknes’, weariness, lack of edergy, (ry
a bott'e of Brown's ron Bitters snd see
how greatly it will benefit you, It war
passes all known remedies as un entich-
er of the blend and a perfect regulator of
the various bodily functions Ask your
droggist,
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{Continued from ual ipoek.)
How Watch Cases are Made. |
This process of manufacture was invented
by James Boss, who started in business in
1854, and the methods and tools sed in
making these watch cases are covered by
This iz the only watch case made
For many years the in-
troduction of these goods was slow, owing
to popular prejudice against “plated” goods,
but gradaally the public learned that the
James Bows’ Gold Woleh Corse was wolf a
cheap gold-washud oy dectyoplaind article,
but was made of geanine gold plates wif
standard quality and thickwess, Conscientious
adherence to the determination to make
the best watch case ever pul on the market,
and the adoption of every improvement
suggested, his made the Jomes Bow’ Gold
Watch Cose the ¥ANBARD,
In this watch case the pang
most subject to wear—ihe bow, crown, kings,
thumb-eaiches, etc, ave made of SOLID GOLD.
patents.
under this process.
Sewd 3 ernt stamp be Repstons Waleh Cass Taoterion, Phils
Selphin, Pa, tor bandsme lilervireled Fumpblel shaving bow
demos Bes’ sad Keyvions Watch Ces are made.
(79 bt continued.) ’
HALLS "2m
Hair Renewer,
Seldom does a popular remedy win stich a
strong hold upon (be public confidence as has
Mary's Has Repsewan, The cases in which
it has accomplished a complete restorstion of
color 10 tae balr, and vigorous health 10 the
scalp, are innutperable,
Old people like it for its wonderful power 10
restore to their whitening locks their original
eolor and beauty, Middle-aged people like It
bmeanse is prevents (bem from gelting bald,
keeps dandruff sway, and makes fhe halr
grow thick and strong. Young ladies Tike is
av a dressing because it gives the hair a bean
tiful glossy lustre, and eoables them Jo dress
it In whatever form they wish, Thus it isthe
favorite of afl, and it has begowe 20 simply
beeages it Usappolnts po ove,
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISKERS
las become one of the mest important pops:
1a¥ toilet articles for gentlemen's te. When
the beard is gray or naturally of an unde
sirable shade, BUeRISCRAN'S DYE is The
remedy.
PREPARED BY
R. I’, Hall & Co. Nashua, N.H,
SoM by all Droggists,
LEKS!
SECHLERS!
SECHLERS
Al saps i A
* w a
i XEW GOODS i
$
f
I senmernes sevnennities
a
en a
\ Just opened a fall line of Choice Fami.
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GROCERIES
ND
GROCERIES
A
AND
PROVISIONS,
PROVISIONS,
Such as
TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, SPICER,
CANNED GOODS,
DRIED FRUITS,
MEATS,
NUTS,
OYSTERS,
FINE CANDIES,
FISH, SYRUPS, ETC,
GLASS, CHINA, Woon AND
Wi RSons a AND
the I
Hay ott
MEAT MARKET.
sm. Goods are
fresh, and of
k snd mutton, fresh and alwa
oe band, 30 wov, ri
Lyon & Co's Nlore.
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I" OF GOOD: AT HALF PRICE!
L YON & (
2000 yards Calico, remnants, pleces running from 2105 ¥
tem, no trouble 10 select enough of one
136 Men's Fine Wool Hate...
136 Men's Finest Fur Hats... . 1 25,worth 2400 to
Borge very Fine Hats among them,
14 pair Men's Dress Shoes... $1 (0), elsewhere
Le - sewed shoes, ie ] 00
18 sewed Working Shoes...
une lot of Boys’ Shoes slightly seufied, need a Hit
tle blackning..........
One small lot Mens Patent
cine lot Men's Buckle plow
i)
ards, but
color to finish out 8 dress 46 a yard
GO 10 70 cenis, elsewhere §1
{ (ne pat
FOO Ine
$1 3
1 00,
4
WE Bs
Lenther Dress Shoes
nh One
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S BHOES
Ladies’ Fine Kid Croquet Walking shoes
Ladies Plain Shoe
(adios Cloth Langtry Walking Shoe
Ladies Pipe Newport Walking Shoes
Misse's Oxford Ties.
Ladies three strap sandal Walking show
four button Walking Shoes
Lace Moroend Fine
Ladies Newport Ties
rutent Leather Tip...
Child's Yellow Slippers
- Button Shoes
Basket
Lace Shoe
Button Shoe
Patent Leather Kid Top Button
Spring Hoel
banjiox side lace, one Jd, old price
Men's She Patent Leather slippers
Ladies Leaiber slippery
Mawes’ Button shoes
fadies .
bax-toe fine Kid foxed
fine lace shoes
Misses fine button shoes
Ladies fine lace shoes i
Ladies fie button shoes ]
Men's plain lace shoes y
MEN'S.CLOTHING AT ONE HALF PRICE
Men's spring bottom black Pants ea 4
« black Pants... i
. ght Leis lmere all wool Pant
‘
PRE es VON Diagonal
dark exis heavy all woul very fone Pe
5. wool pads gray mixed :
of of wins Pants slightly faded cost us $s
ONE LOTOF BUITS ALL
One Lot of Dark & Light all
He
WOOL
ar
Yool Cassimere
Are Orerpt sw beed
10 dollar suit dows to J
Ble dollar sail 4
A few black agonal
bisck iMegonal b dollars, chwher
10 dollars elsewhere 15 dal
where 12 dollars
i
Boye”
{4 $i. woo; Rye Rallor &
¥ ry Ri bw
A very fine bite
Children's Suits, good quality
Boys’ suits, 10 10 17 Year...
: i, gl! wool
Boys sits,
DRESS GOODS
Fiae Cheviot shirting
Presa Plaids... .....
Pod prone at one-half
! poser lis Breaded Safer ire
Lnother tat Heoraded 2010
ponble Width Alpsgas & I
Ome Lot of Embroidertes, sbont
The tipper line of prices show what (hey sre
duosd prices : :
10 12 i of
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SHIRTINGS
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One Lot of Crape Sete, Coffs and
Ererybody K sg byl
of Other's Prices. |
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Childs TOgnilgpd Begin 0
Une kot of sil sal 2 Codie
Childe and Mises fHiwe
dd and Blok sash
SEXD FOR SANPLYS oF
fine 28 VOX
— WHITMER & CO
SPRING MILLS. PA,
* Pay the highest inarket pteis fri il
kind of Grain and Seeds.
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WILLKESBARRE COA L--
Of all hinds, for sale,~--at lowest prices,
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CAR LOAD
0 GROUND ALUM and DIAR)
SALT -in Barrelsand Bags just received,
mst
We are Manufacturers Agents for FUR-
NITURE--CARPETS, STOVES. «-fme
perial and Wiard Plows.
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always lively and up to the
CALL AND SEE US,
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HARDWARE STOVES.
Ie addition to our extensive stock of FARMERS, BUILDERS &
BLACKSMITH supplies, we would eal! your attention to our stock
Heating Stoves, Cooks & Ranges
We would especially suggest in Heating Stoves the
CROWNING GLORY,
FORT ORANGE,
EASTLAKE AND
‘WELCOME HOME.
fa Cooks the REGULATOBRPIONEER
Tn Ranges the VICTOR & APOLLA,
A full assortment of Fire Brick and Grates on hand,
WILSON, MoFARLANE & CO
‘A LEXAND i & BOWER,
BELLEFONTE, A.
Offee in Garman's new building.
Two
GOODS,
times.
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Deeds, Mortgs
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"How onl, How Restored.
Just published, 8 new sdition of Dr, Ouiverweil’s
Ceiebrated Rete y on the radical cures of Bpermas-
Lorrbess or Remiosl Weskaess, isvoiaulsry Reming!
Losses, Impotency, Mental snd Physics lnespacity
impediments 10 Marriage, ote , sles Consumption
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by seli-iodoigence, os
seznkl exiravigsuce, slo,
The celebrated author, in this sdmirable seca
clearly demonstrates from hie suvcessi al practios the
| the awful consequences of Sell-Abuss may be efies
tually cured : pointing oul a mode of cure Gl once
wien ple, certain snd effectual, by means of which
every sullerer, no matier what his condition may be,
! ny curs blmeslf cheaply , privately and radically
i bis lecture should be 1 the hands of erery youll
! snd man iu the land,
Bont under sesiin s plain suveiops, 10 any add ress
| post paid, on receipt of six cenls of Lwe Pislage
{ Ee Address v
|THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO
41 Ann SL New York, P.O. box, 44
YUSH HOUSK. .
i W. R. Teller, proprietor, Belig-
| fonte, Pa. Bpecial attention given io
country trade, junelGy
Ce MINGS HOUSE,
BELLEVONTY
EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor
The traveling community will
this hotel equal to any in the county
every respect, fur mau snd .
charges very moderate,
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&
BEVIN HOUSE,
I INCE MAVEN
WOODS CALDWELL
Terms reasonable,
on first floor,
Fa
find
3
beast, aud
Giiveit a trial,
~rgine
yA
Yropricios
rood sample rootas
! I R G W, KLINE
i PHYBRICIAN & BURGRON,
Potters Milis, Pa.
Ail calls, day; and night, promptly at.
tended to. Has bad s vera! yours success
i ful practice, 1ijuntm
TM. A SANDOR,
MERCHA
{T TAILOR, CENTRE HALL, PA
Desires to announce to hiz enstomery
that be has lately taken instructions
under D. W, A, Belford, of Milton, in
the latest improvements in cutting,
| who is one of the bi 8: tailors in Pen’s,
{and is pow able to serve customers
with better fits than before,
He has also received fashion plates
contaiving the latest styles, Also a
fine lot of samples from which vou
| can select for suits, He respectfully
pge to give him a trial.
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The Great German BR
| jerman Remedy
| RHEUMATISM,
| Nearsigia, Dyspepsia, and all Dlscases
i ef the Stomach, Bowels, Blood.
i Liver and Kidneys.
Far Bale by ofl Beales 0 Modlicine, ut OF Cols 5 Bottle
Prepared and sold at Wholesale hy ihe
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21 Witlew Sireel, Wilkigmepert, Pa.
{ PHILADELPHIA WHOLESALE AGENCY!
| Johmston, Holloway & Co., 602 Arch St.
| Smith, Kline & Co.» 300 and 311 North
i 3rd street.
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BAUGHS
$256.00
PHOSPHATE
, Has given such Universal Satisfac:
{ tion to the farmers on ALL CROPS
that it bas supplanted, to a greal ex
tent, the other Higher Priced brgndg
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“25.00 =
PER TON OF 2,600 POUNDS.
On Cars or Boat in Philadelphia.
SEND FOR CIROULAR ADDRESS
BAUGH & SONS,
Bole Manufacturers
20 80. DELAWARE AVE
Philadelphia, Ps.
26sept lm
Dentists.
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Hoe at resid Ch Cutis Hail,
ce atl residence on Chu op
Hp fautheran Chareh, Will ge
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wn gil branobes of bie
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Mitlheim. Offers b's
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Dentist,
profamicns) services ge public. Jk
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(Fn TRE HALL HOTEL,
nD. J. MEY Prop'r.
FOR SUMMER wo AND TRANSUENY
Table, healthy locality,
moun water, surrounded by, fet
scenery in the state,
convenient, Terms very
jr 10ang of