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CesTRe Hain, PaA., Sept, 17, ’'84
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
FIRST RAIL ROAD EXCURSION
TO SPRING MILLS, TO VISIT
G. R. EPIGELMYER’'S
~“FAIR” asp “SUPPLY DEPOT.'-
LOWEST EST STYLES
PRICES
MODEL 51
TO THE CENTRE
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LOCAL ITEMS,
Mr. Goldsmith] of the Bee Hive,
now in New York, buying fall stock
——>M re, John Shannon, of this place,
is seriously ill,
made on 14th ballot.
m
— Mr. Will Keller, merchant at Lin.
den Hall, gave the “Reporter” a cal:
~—Some of our farmers have quit
ground.
~—— Misses Clara Reifsnyder and Jen
nie Deininger, of Millheim, gave the R2-
PORTER 8 call.
ing line, the best place to buy is at the
Philad. Branch.
tack of typhoid fever.
—The hot spell seems broken
urday night there was a severe irost fol
lowed by frost on Sunday night,
—The Probivitionists in another co:-
umn issue a call for a convention, oa 25,
at Bellefonte, to nominate 8 county tick-
et.
enclose bills to our patrops., Sach as
will do us a great favor,
Mr. J. BR. Lawyer, of Eariystowr
lost one of his most valuable horres, ons
fork.
~The new Reformed church at Aa.
ronsburg, is rapidly going up, and has
pow covered the first story windowe. It
will be a handsome edifice when fiuish~
ed. Is cost will be about $8000,
Rey. Dr.
preached an excellent sermon at Aarons
burg, last Sabbath morning, in the Lath
eran church.
game day.
~— The letter asking us to publish a
notice of an icecream festival of the
Reporter, was only received after tha:
issue was out, The festival was held 10
Gregg Barrell's woods on Saturday.
~~ Kennedy, the watchmaker and
jeweler, has now got himsels nice y fixed
in the Darst store room, which is large
and suitably refitted to make it pleasant,
He has made quite ao improvement to
that locality and now has a hasdsomo
store,
Johnny Mullen has moved his
store to the room occupied heretofore by
Kennedy, the jeweler, on Church streer.
Mr. Malien bas himself snugly fixed in
his new quarters, where he will be p eas-
ed to see all who need boots and slioes,
John always selis cheap.
~The new Evangelical church at
Millheim is now under roof, Itis bhuil
on the Gothic style, with main tower on
upper front corner, and a miniatare row -
er on opposite corner. The church whe
compieted will be the handsomest edificn
of that denomination 1a central Pennay!
vania,
weeWe are informed that on Thurs.
day, 11, as Wm. Runkle and Mr. Hoar,
the blacksmith at Stone Mill, were «riv-
ing across the Seven Mis, their bors:
ran off aud that Mr, Hoar was thrown
out of the buggy and serionsly hort. The
buggy was a new one and was complete:
ly wrecked.
— We can ray with confidence and
belief that those who know anytiing
about the matter will bear us out in the
assertion that Bechler, at Bellefonte,
keeps the finest lot of groceries to be had
in the central part of Penn's, This firm
has for years enjoyed the reputation of
being the leading grocers of the county,
and they still enjoy the confidence of thy
people, and have a larger trade each
wear, Their goods are always pues, fresh
and of the very best quality, They ars
experienced in the ean ond geen
only first clase s~ock, Give them a or-
der, and be conv ced,
~At the teachers’ examination in
this place, on Monday, Bup’t Wolf in-
formed his class that possibly they might
have to prepare themselves for a new
study, as the Grangers intended huving o
book published upon Agriculture, which
subject was to be introduced into our
schools as a new branch of stady if the
Patrons could succeed in bh
passed by the Legislature obliging tha
adoption of the work se a text book, An
some of the pedagognues lag a little upor
the branches now taught, how will it be
with them when an entire new ope i
added 7 Stili we do not at frst glans
gee the advisability of making the subject
of Agriculiure a branch of study in our
common gchools,
faves =m Baile
RYILR & Ul
—A fine lot of monuments are being
offered at very low prices at8, A, Stover’s
Marble Yard, Bellefonte, aud those de-
siring nnythiog in this line can find no
better place in Centre county to purchase
cheap.
— A Lancai county exchange
boasta of baving the champion mean
man. He is a person of some means, He
tries to skin all he _can iu business and
disputes and jews down to the starvation
notch honest bills of his neighbor, Gives
not a cent to charity, church, public en- |
terprize or to he!p on the locality. He |
taken
that of others, He is a sportsmen and |
begs his powder, shot and gua daring |
geason, and drinks his comrad’s |
Fanw
LL
or
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THE GAST REUNION,
on of the Gast fam
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ur
A Te iY 8 appointed
to-morrow, 1hursday, 18, in a grove on
of John Wolf, in Miles twp, It was on farm
that John Nicholas Gast settled In the year 1798
t
it
His brother Christian Gast had previously moved
for
the farm
1} is
futo the same valley, occupying lands on the of-
Ay
julie side where Mr, John Hubler now resides
The name of the father of these brothers was
Christian Gast, who emigrated from Wurtenberg
Germany, about the middle of the last century
J. N. Gast had ten children who, with thelr moth
er, have been remarkable for thelr longe ity,
of her
she
having lived to thie age of
children
Two
while four daughters.
olds, Mrs
w
i,
having thus far di
and non
ed under 7%
sous and one daughter reached
Mrs, Conser, Mrs
facob Wolf and Mrs, Paul Wolf and two
Keyn-
in and Henry Gast—still survive at ages
Ch
ton
rhere he left
wir county, t
yal
d grend el
Tat
nal
Robert
He begs paper and enveiops to do hb
correspondence, and cabbages ali his tel
Well, let that fellow have the prizs for
a few days, us the meapest mao, until
we look around for we thiuk we cau
match him in these parts,
e, Butler and
at present be wearing
at the Philad. Pranch,
bis y hear how cheap
1d then see if
in a haf dozen
have no dount but
as he
nee ~Cleveland, Blair
n way
Qt
not
nntil t
182800
but just wait
34
b
We
h one does not lay
sails at once,
| i8 always well dressed,
1
1 of tha
iarge, has enter
ed his new field at Abbotstown, Pa. Tha
| pastor and family met with a warm wel-
| come on their arrival at the above pla
Bro Tomlinson ranks
i iw f
theologning of
— Rev, John Tomlinson, late
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ce
{ a short time ago.
| amoog, the profoundest
| the Latheran charch, ns 18 always evi-
{ denved by h 4
| practices are strictly in accordance wit
| his preaching. The Aaronsburg char
{ lost an able and faithful micister in
| Tomlinson, to the great gain of the peo-
| ple of Abbotstown.
A man
g the
is powerful sermons, und h
ge
HiT
1
Lt
loss and hs
efonte
hing breath
of Be h
ay, stopped when he reached the
| Philed. Branch. He was afraid ail
| the goods would be sold before he econld
| got around. Lewioe is very popular, in-
| deed, and it is simply because he sells
{ ready-made clothing 8 cheap. No sho
i dv or old style 10 hi= fine stork, bat ev-
| erything of the latest style and best quai-
{ itv. Jost drop in and see the immense
stacks of clothing.
w
sireets
{ other d
that
i
~The recent hot spell ‘served one
| good purpose, although it seemed almost
iotolerable hastened
ripening of the cora crop and puts it safe
| axmninst being nipped by frost as was the
cass with last year's corn. In our county
| the corn, it appears now, will be near an
| average crop, and what there is will be
t. Lam summer, it will t
¥
fo some-—it the
.
ripe so
rememberedy we had a very heavy
{of unfortunately there was & biting
| frost on 9th of September, and over half
f the corn in consequence was 81 a:
| almost worthless, This sesson the cor
not be #0 large bu: there will
ch more god, bard corn than last
year. We may learn from this that the
hot spell which we recently endured had
{ts good wees,
{ perfect. yon
PN 1%
enrn
id
3
will bye
oor
hia
of Bellefonte,
ev, Delon )
¥
¢
will
1, Lentra
: 30,
- =-The very best material and
finest workmanship is the rule observe |
at 8, A, Btover's Marble Yard, Give him
a call and see the fine stock on hand
v
2,
he 1
| preach in the R-formed chur
Hall, Sanday afteraoon, next; at
9
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tha
Mr. LOwis
the fiuest line
the connty,
OW
Doll, Bellefonte, keepa
of gent’s walking slio«s in
His prices are ex. eediogly
A Harvest Thanksgiving sefvice
was held in the Reformed chareh at
| Madisouburg. Rev. Landis, of Adame-
burg, Snyder eounty, assisted pastor N..J,
| Miller in the service. The offerings on
| the occasion were devoted to bensvolent
ends,
For 8 nea!, weil-itting and sub.
stantial shoe you can fiad no better place
in Centre county, than at Doll's new
shoe store,
or —~A Democratic
held in the mon
Ripga's ou 8
clock p.m
meeting will be
itaing at or near ben,
sturday, Oot, 4th, #t 2 0 -
Mr. L. Rhone and other em-
dress the meeting,
~The finest goods only kepta! Doll's
pew shoe store, Bellefonte. A special
line of ladies’ shoes, .
cue Daniel Hees ia about to erent
grain house at Linden Hall,
a
in
clothing worn by gents
styles and qualities, but sells to every
niways the lowest, Now just give the
good srticle, aad see whether you will
not he more than satisfied. Every
one likes to get the worth of his mon-
ey wheo buying, and at Lewine' is just
the place to make a fair exchange,
«In Brushvalley much of the corn
was not as far advauced as in some locals
ities, henee has been injured considera
bly by last week's frosts,
wwneBechlers still hold the fort in the
grocery trade, and are constantly receiv.
ing fresh supplies, and will be able to
supply all the families of the county with
pure and fresh groceries at very reason-
able prices,
Entire stock of ladiew’, and children’s
silk and lsle gloves, clowing out at 205 per
cent below cost at the Bee Hive,
wen A pew department in the form of
a photographer's gallery han rade its ap.
pearance among us, J, Grotelnger, the
proprietor, expocts to remain in this
plece from Bept. 19 to Sept. 28, which
will give people plenty of time to hava
pictures taken or anything in photo.
grapber's line. Photographs taken i.
clondy as well an ciear woathes. For
perfect vye nod besaty of tone a wl fin
14h him work enn not be excelled, Give
Lil « trial,
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GOVERNOR CURTIN'S U
MO NOMINATION,
Clearfield, Pa., Sept. 14. ~The resul
tha ds imaries yesterday
the un: ination of Ca-tir
ing declined
x.
Us
¢
noeratic pr
O08 na
tier hav
I'he retn
nati
rms
f Norris for asser
n ad J
ale I
for President Jud
128 ever heen a bi
{ ing
Pe
3X r t 1
$ i ile
sao with 1 kindly for
, And
wr Demoet
moeracy
yem!
wid
and
by, and will
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¢
awyer of 1
ket
$3
y the view © ati
oInIin
who
fn gal
y A ntend 8
. jo candidates of
Are ea
} Tuo
Rev. W. W, Rensg, Sec
Beptem! j
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Williamsport
es 5 4 of
unerement 1
Association of
ordered the
a
Yr
Al
Laborers have
the
gamated
ws emploved in
ta of (
reanizat
minous distri rileld
p-
has created excl
This movement
& 0
ike
On a sn
trid o
"n
fe “., Ww
B 3 And twenty thonsand«
Britt,
ratiial
tel ween of
: 4 1 ¥
Sratives it : ST RE, 4000
t i ¥
¢ $ A oh
trict re ent of the Am
iaion of Miners a
that the strike will not «
Bid
niv b
rated for wages, but a sirong
{ entire'¥y a
It i
he made 10 abate or
com eany store system,
. 11
:
eries working 'n west
rthwestern Peansyl.
that the mirike wi
include ail the ool
ern. central and n
vania.
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IURNED.
buryrrd ©
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pai
LOCH LOMOND SAW MILLI
| at Loch Lomond, 4
i rg, operated by
iniier piace « Van
jast Wednes.
day night § was started uoder-
neath the mill, and wae discoverei abo it
eight o'clock, and the cause of it is on
known, About 6 million nl
were destroyed. Loss about $100,000,
The saw -mil
an
i O00
1
ire
1
at
feet of
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HORRIBLE DEATH IN YORK CO
Ciear Springs, Sept. 12.—~0On Thorsday
Henry Sprayer went out with his mower
and horses to cut clover, While
around the field tne horses became
irightened at something snd ran away
Mr. Spraver was unable to hold them
and when making « short turn Lie was
thrown off the machine in front of the
kuives, ["nable 10 get away in tine, the
©
his body.
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NAPLES.
Naples, Sept. 10.—~The mtoation in this
| city 18 growing worse. In the ast 24
| hours ending at 9 this evening, there
| have been 937 fresh cases of cholera and
395 deaths. All the ministers hava earn
estly urged King Humbert to leave the
city, bat the king has refused. The king
will visit the populous quarters of the ci-
{ ty. While visiting the sick the kiog met
| the archbishop who was upon the same
errand of mercy. Tho meeting of the king
and prelace is described as being very
interesting and touching.
-—— nisi
A GREAT FLOOD IN CHINA --70,000
PERSONS PERISH IN WATER,
San Fraociseo, Sept. 15. ~Information
hed reached Canton of a frightful inane
dation in the province of Kiungsee,
The News is dated at King Tak, the chief
centre of the pottery manufactare and
one of the four great markets of the em.
pire. Tue floods lasted four days sod the
entire country was submerged 10 the
depth of sixty feat, Whole towos were
sweep: away, It ia balieved that fally 70,
000 persons perished, It was fearsd that
a pestilence woun'd follow. Cholera had
broke out at Amoy. The number of the
deaths is not given, It has been d-olared
to be an infected port,
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A young man in Erie connty who, ten
years ago, was sentenced bt) filieen yoars'
imprisonisent fn the penitentiary for a
great crime, was pordoned last week,
having proved conclusively thal he wes
eu tirely innocent of the crime. The cor
tain sppronch to death of two Otheip
brought thew to confess having commit
ted thy deed and entirely exculpating the
innocent walleror,
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THE “WIDOW” BUTLER.
To the Editor of the World:
Why is B, F. Butler called the “Wid-
YW mm
Titusville, Pa., Sept, 11, iM.E.K.
[In a celebrated speech in Worcester a
jew years ago-—celebrated for its coarse-
1e88, buffoonery and vulgarity—Mr, Bot
jer said that he was pot afflicted will
nodesty—he was like a widow ; he knew
what he wanted and wasn’t afraid to
make it known ~Ed, World.]
ly fs Ap cn
LADIES IN AMERICA
ong before they reach middle age fre
juently find themselves sufferiog fron
Ben Butler says: “If Jackson were
alive to-day he would vote for me.” Jack-
son, then, shows his patriotism by being
dead Chicago News,
Largest and finest display of suiting
and trougering atthe Merchant Tailoring
department of the Bee Hive.
Statesmen arriving from abroad are
more than a little puzzled over the mean-
ing of “soap-tails, “doodle-bugs” aad
“mugwumps” of American politics.—Naw
Orleans Picayune, ’
Now is the time to leave your order for
& fall suit at the Bee Hive.
Even the bold, defiant mustache of
Joho Peter 8t, John blushes under its
dye at Mr. Blaine's pusilianimity in
dodging a great 1aoral question. —Louis~
ville Courier-Journal,
In Bnyder county apples are plenty,
and cider sells at $3 and $3.50 per barrel,
apples included.
During a storm in Perry county the
other week a horse was killed by light-
ping while standing io a blacksmith shop
in Liverpool. The blacksmith had just
neculiar to their sex,
ney-Wort is a great boon,
yowe!s, cleanses the system, and strength
f
int organs of the body.
taining health, Sold by all druggists,
— A UM cn ———
stroke came. shurch in Biglerville, erected by Rev
William Longacre, who was tried at | M;, White's (riends. The Rev. J.J
Mifflintown last week for the murcer of | Pearce, of the M. E. charch, Rev. Bmith
Samue:. Kepner #t Port Royal on the | of the Evangelical church, and
7 Jergymen, are expected to be present ane
evening of June 27 last, ‘was found guilty {
of manslanghter and sentenced to two | ake part in the services, There will by
preaching at 10:30 and 3 o'clock.
years in the penitentiary,
Wo has not beard or heen the recip- lial invitation is given to the public t
jent of benefits derived from using N. H. | attend.
Downg' Elixir, a nevor failing remedy
for diseases of throat, chest and lungs.
None are too poor to get cured of all ni
i by the v of Dr. Baxter's
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In order to increase the RepoRTES
during the campaign, we offer the fol
O18 G6
us four names, with 60 cents, for each
(ligeason
Mandrake Bitters, as they only cost 20
| cents per bottle. Arf. a liniment for hors-
1 CR, Henry & Johns n's Arnica und Oil
i Lini 8 prai burises and
by J. D. Mor
rept
we will send the Reroxrer gto March
1885
ment, cures sender for the same period, Ifthe send
er of the four names is one of our
ent subscribers, we
is
} Tis
Hs,
at
| ray, Centre Hall.
ance, sald
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41 GN AND BOOTH
Democratic arguments,
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Minn
yuston, who had just re- .
to Texas, was
one
iis first visit ~ Bin]
. ‘ i The Ladies ry Boclety of the Binkin
Pennsylvania
he winter of
old friend
avenue
the
followin
iy
yilmer
Creek Presbyte
resci ull
Wi
urch passed
{i when he
3ooth, the tra-
1 “a4 x
iB AY
per and
ys of th
:
ar
Alter
and
CREAN his
2
ed
our societ
wisdom U 8 DEOY
f
Ji
lamations of
the two asoer-
ned that they were both rooming st
yne's Indian Qmeen Hotel and going besclvod, ‘Ths hile We MOUTH
mutual exe
Vbabd f the churel wident
saintation
ir
tk
6 ons Ww
¥ ih
ey went to Booth's room
i they
Yi
YC 8
IBELTH 10
recounted the adventures merciful Father
they industri-
he bottle many a loud
hrough that hall snd
chman in the sireat 8
! rounds. As the
vi #
citorpent increased
t ¥ na
and as and har 8 {
3
rors Jato 4
culated t f we ever sefk 105103
wal 5 CXRIN Ie
ware d That we extend our wannest
bereaved fam them 1
or
¥
ge career, Hounlon ex-
thrillin sory re R wed, That these ro tions be rocorded {
& vopy be printed |
1 one also be sent to th
EE BEronter and
. of the deceased
let's have a speech to Mik
Mus
A
u
xs Foeren
AGGIE RUNKLE
Miss Froma Love
hose ap wirophes to old
with which you startle
-——
mn inclined to refuse, he M
when the od | i” id wh a " Pointe a
be denisd any
i
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t
ii
a} sar va 3:0 and
absurd or dificult o
»
1
ih
gave promi
But the tragedian bad
than bie member, and
spirit
loth,
nagic power many of those
of
x 3 . a0 who
Jug ne re
Te
nos -
Liens
delanse hberty nde
1 dramas abounds
nembers of this society ten
ry ]
as well as his
sy Indian charscler,
and with equal
of the decessed their beartfel
this
mber of
BOCT FRCY President at the next
in regular succes. ing, 1 prepare a brief bicgraphioal
of the late Da. Kise for publication
proceeded for a time, hy
of the Rate Medical Bocivty
society
went by the
fie
Why
to rencw their
us and the story of their personal
| adventure. Booth drank and listened
v lille the other told of his own elevation
in his native State, of his disgust at civic
nora, of his home in the distant fores:,
f the uncontrolled freodom of the red.
{ their stoic fortitnde and match-
Warmed by the recollec-
. ¥ sh 3
SU Kgain Aat Gown That these resolutions be entered ups
sats t
i nutes of this society, and a ¢
iv 0 B gto t .
y of the deceased, and
On Be at Contre Hall, Wilbur
fant mon of Frack snd Lucy Herls
year, 19 months, inva
BAIL. ot 11
those thrilling scenes, Lie sprang
at last to his feet, and, in the tone of one
gnid the battle’s din, fighting sgninst
most fearful odds, exclaimed, ** Now,
ith, once more for liberty! The
gedian dared not disobey. He ran
throngh, with all his usual energy, the
tale of Mexican thraldom, of the Spanish
conquest of that land, the dangers in-} Corn
Whest
Oats
Pork
Lard dds
Sasvxr Watre, Jr, Com’n Broker,
31 South Third Breet,
Eleep on, dear Wilbur,
Take thy rest
Gd called ne
He thought if best
thee bh
go”
MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Sept. 15, 1884,
(Corrected Weekly.)
Chicago,
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May
curred by that army, their commander's i
before the battle and the
| stubborn bravery of the native chiefs
Before him stood at that lone hour, lis-
tening with an intensity of thought and
fesling which shone through his eyes,
lighted his fade, strained every muscle
and started the sweat in great drops
from his lofty brow, one who had all the
fiery spirit of a Cortez and ambition of a
Pizarro. Quiok as thought he took up
the tale and repeated the words just nt
{ tered by Booth, while the most critical
precision of tone and manner. As be be-
came excited in the recitation his spirit
peemed to take fire, and with an air so
determined, so frightful, that it seemed
the voices of one inspired, he exelaimed
at the ol8se of a masterly extomporaneous
rhapsody :
“Yes! yau¥ I am made to revel yet
in the halls of the Montezumas.
“ Coming events cast their shadows be.
fore,” and although Houston did not re
vel in the halls of the Monteguras, his
determination and energy of character
conquered the occupant of these balls
and wrested from Mexico her fairest
State,
“"
exhortation “
“
LOCK HAVEN MARKET.
New potatoes, 40e; butler, 18c to 20¢;
{ozen, 8c; egus, 18¢; beef, 8 to 10c; veal
ya., H0e; cabbage, per head, Ho; tomatoes
Slackberries, per gt, 6 to 8c
san a
SPRING MILLS MARKET.
#heat—Red.. wivseiiissessmssinss §
White & Mix
BYO..connissrsire
Jorn, shelled,
“and ears old econ
S882 TEIRIN
our, per I
Sutter, 15 tallow, 6; lard, 10; ham,
6; shoulde 10; baton or side, 12;
aa ean1s BL. 7. Grenobd
§ i le,
COALv—Pea, 0 Ehesinut, 4.5; Btove,
5.00
fgg, 4.75,
T. ELMO HOTEL,
Ne. 317 & 810 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Reduced rates to $2.00 per day.
raveling public will still find at thie
THE VALUE OF IVY ROOTS,
Mountaineers in North Oarolina and
Tennesses have made a good deal of
noasy digging the roots of the ivy. Ten
and twelge dollaxs per fon is paid for
them at the railroad stations. They are
shipped north to be turned into door
and bureau knobs, and for inlsid aud
veneering work, These roots have boen
considered a nuisance in clearing land
for the plow, bat now wil] sell for moe
than the price for whieh the land gould
womfort,
sentres of business and places of amuses
nent and different railroad depots, as well
as all parts of the io opully ble
Ww Suregt Unre stant ng the
doors. t offers special inducements
business or
to those visiting the city for
or battotage shetioetiully soligiiad,
i rons
OR FRE
MAGNITUDE OF THE THEFTS.
The magnitude of the amount stolen
in the twenty-three years of republican
administration can be estimated in the
following manner : 1f the amount stated
- namely, $45,527 625.27 —was invested in
standard silver dollars and stored in the
treasury, subject to the order of the star
routers and other republican thieves who
have taken it, calealating that one thous
end pounds would make a fair load for a
horse and eart, and that $16,000 weighs
{one thousand pounds, it would take two
thousand eight hundred and forty-five
loads of $16,000 each to haul it to repub
lican has dquarte
ro
0s
Fatimating a cart and hose to be 14
feet long, and allowing four feet between
ewch cart, if placed in a siogle file this
republican stealing would make n proces-
ig on nine and three-quarier miies jong.
Estimating that the procession would
nove at the rate of three miles an hour,
+1it would take Mr. Elkins at republican
‘headquarters three hours and fifieen min-
i
3
el nutes to review it, and the line would ex
tand from the battery in New York city
to beyond Harlem, and yet Bena‘or Haws
ley #aid in his Brooklyn speech that
“gtealing under republican administra.
i
3
tion bad been reduced to a 1
pinimum,
i
-
All the the latest fall #'y!
for men and boys and
ithe Dee Hive.
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1 upon the extal
titer twp, deo'd,
0 the undersigned
Bil persons knowing
ves 10 be | ted 10 the estas to make Imm
8 those having glalms aguls
nd suthentioated
DECKER,
Potters Mills,
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DMINIETRATOR'SE NOTICE. ~ Letter of admin
istration upon the estate of Jouas Boal
inte of Potter twp dor 4, having been lawfully
€ igrunted Ww the undersigned he would respect fully
1 persons Xnowing Lhemselves Lo be I0-
the estate 10 make immediate payment
ing claims against Lhe same 0 pre.
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Rd those hav
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of
ministration upon the estate ¢
ate of Potter township, dec'd, hav
r granted Wo the undersigned
y request all persons knowin
be indetted to the estate W
payment and those having
the sane to present them duly suthent)
for settlement. JOHN KLINE, Adm’:
mug Bellefonte, Peon'a
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i > EM AT PRIVATE BALE 1] will offer forsale
‘ a valuable farm situated in Gregg
| township, 2 miles southwest of Spring Mills, con-
§ 146 ACRER, of which 110 acres areclieared,
good timber land : farm Is in a good con-
dit thereon erected a good, large dwelling
| HOUSE, a good SUMMER-HOUSE, and all neces
{sary outbuildings ; a spring of never filing wa-
ng water in
ithe baroyard; contains two Orches and all
| other kinds of fruits JAMES HANNA,
Tmaybm Epring Mills, Pa.
Any Housckeeper who setids at once the names
of b married ladies, st same address, and 12 two
loent stamps for postage, will receive five for one
{entire year, a handsome, entertaining and fet roct.
ive Domestic Journal, devoled to Fasliions, Fancy
Work. Decorating, Shopping, Cooking snd House.
hold matters, Bost paper publish for Ladies,
Every housekeeper wants it. Regular price, $1.00,
Must ser:d pow | Address, DOMESTIC JOURNAL,
6augim Nunds, New York.
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RISLEY'S WITCH HAZEL
Cures headeches, burns, spraitie, cuts, wounds,
rheumatism, toothache, blisters, &c.
Uuequalled in quality at hall the price, 6 on. 25
cota, Piots (16 oz) 0 ots, Quarts §1 per bottle
RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Valuable in the cure of tleceration and frrita-
tion of the kidneys, bladder and uretha, strango-
ary, gravel, gleet, ghoborthoea, levoorrhoes or
whites, Sropel Jo in back, jolos, sc. 81 bok
tie. 801d by all druggists CF RISLEY,
Ssephumos 64 Courtland St. New York.
CAUTION ~My wite, Jane A. Rishel, having
ieft my bed and since June 18, 188, with.
out any cause, ail persons are hereby notified
thet 1 will pay no bills whatever contracted by
her heresfler. 33t ANDREW J. RISHEL.
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RM AT PRIVATE BALE ~The unde
offers his valuable FARM ©
ACRES for sale.
barn and sll necessary outbuildings, an grobard
of choice fruit, and good, neverfafling water a
hous SBA phlie 14 Are timber :
about mi m ahove, . os
about one mile souih of lo id 1 8 very
desirable home, N NGER
Tussey ville, Pa.
ITsugbm
JAC BALE-~Will
J ALVABLE FARM AT PUB!
be offered
dec'd, in Gregg
Hall, Saturday, Ov
lowing real estate © A unable farm containing
74 ACRES, more or less, neal measurement, in
rege twp, on pa
Grove, on south i
west and
thereon
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