{OW Tere THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED. KURTZ, ZEorror and Peor'r Be NNN Nf NN NNN NN NN Cextre Harn, Pa, Dec. 15, 1880, -— Terms. —$2 per year in advance, $2.60 when not in advances Advertisements 9) cents per line for three insertions, One colum per year $90—4 colum $45. a9 [{oreaftor all subscribers paying thair subseription in advance, will get a eradit of two months additional as a pres mium on $2 in advance, Important! We have one line of invissable cheek in Dress Goods entirely new, that are every body, in fact our spoken of in the highest IN PRICES WE DEF} ANY ONE TO BEAT US? We don't buy goods JUST BECAUSE IT IS CHEAP, but IT MUST HAVE STYLE and GOOD QUA LI1IES COMBINED, er we pass il. Our line of goods for MOURNING {zrns, V EAR eceds any thing in town. ALLTHE NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS, Miss 4 { ith Cc y Swartz will be We will aiands hop rienas neve. ' : 1? hoth veahiinhle wake a cadd ooln profitable See GARMAN’S, LCCAL ITEMS. her indications are fur mo 8 is a good time of the year your sied runners, , ’ s do not hear of many cases Ol aver hereabouts just now, — George Meyer, of Linden Hall, erocery in operation at Coburn. m of John Love, decd. ile, will be offered at pub- the L. & T. within ance of two distilleries, yn the mill dames, bas rea bed {10 to 12 inches, making arlier than for inany a Chi Mr. Calvin Solt, of this place, has located at Patterson, Pa., where he 18 emploved in the tailoring establishment aveling on the pike to Potters Mill me what diffienlt and dapger- ous on account of the drifts which in some places have made the road very ir- regular and uneven. 8, R. Gettig now makes daily 0s: ¢ ions between Coburn and Spring Mills—watching over the distillery at Coburn by day and over Grenoble’s books at Spring Mills by night, Pennsylvania State College ietin on “the composi- desiccated apple iceated” is spelt coliege should do 8 i888 iv ws’ T HO has issned a bul tion and food v po ia w } wrong five times, t} better than this. A if — 1% timber tract, The r¢ the Van Tries tim! Hauyett, Livingood & Co., were sawing for about a year. near Linden Hall, has been pur- chased by one of the furngee companies, on the other side of the county, for burn- iog charcoal. on er on which Relative to the new raiiroad that is to come in this direction from Milton, we learn that the men at the head of the enterprise are how in London endeavor- ing io got Loglish capitalists ioterested in the enterprise. The matter will prob- ably lie dormant nutil theiy return, me Much to the disappointment the public, the evening irain west does not make connection at Bellefonte with the train for Tyrone, This connection can and should be made: the traveling public havea right to every possible convenience and no gocd reason exists for this short coming in the schedule. Let our railroad officials give heed to the phblic needs, Centre Hall folks must hanl their ice almost five miles, or do without it. Won't some enterprising fellow with an eye to business construct an artificial lake, or get a machine and make it? There's millions in it. The latest is that Simon Ruble is thinking of moving the Stone Mill dsm over here. All he wonld need to do would be to cover it with saw dust and open it up next sa m- mer. Last week the jury commissioners Messrs, Hess and Rhone filled the wheel with new names, putting into it 650 names of citizens from the different dis- tricts of the county, The jury commis sioners say they have taken pains to obs tain the names of men of intelligence and sound judgement, leaving ont & class who are unfit for so important a position for want of proper qualifica- tions, According to this we may pre- sume that men who are afraid of having justice dope in going to law, had belter not get into court, weT'h 6 business men of Sunbury have organized for mntual protection against men who buy on eredit and fail to pay. If any customer fails to pay his honest bills at the proper time, his name is handed in to the association and repor- ted to every member none of whom are allowed to eell him any thing on credit until be pays off the account where be Inst dealt, If mny merchant violates this pledge by piving the delinquent credit he is fiped $56 If this method of doieg business is strictly adhered to parties who live by tick will find themselves headed off. These business men’s pro; tective associations are being organized in many towns, i of SUICIDE AT PHILIPSBURG. On Thursday, December 8, Mrs. Jas, Brewster, who resides in South Philips. barg, attempted to poison the whole fam- ily of four children, excepting the hus- band, who bad not returned frem his daily labor, by administering arsenic in a pot of coffee. Together with thé smoth- er the four young children sat doawa to partake of their supper, and thus far nothing unusual transpired, but daring the latter part of the evening, and imme: diately after Mr, Brewster had returned from work, he was considerably surpris: ed to see the whole four children and his wife vomiting fearfully, His suspic: ions were readily made manifest in his mind that the sickness was not occasion- ed from natural causes, and knowing that ever since a fond and loving sister of tis wife had died a couple of years ago, at frequent times, caused her to be subjected to rather ead and melancholy spells, he at once came to the dreadful conclusion that his always true and faithful and loving wife and mother had done the rash act in potsoning herself and children while in one of her de: spondent moods, She was ofien heard to remark that “some of these days I will be found dead.” The poor unforta- nate woman lingered between life and death until the following morning when the Grim Destroyer ushered her spirit into eternity, The next day & three- year old child also died from the effects of the poison. The others have recov- ered. The woman procured the poison from a drug store, where she informed them that she wanted to poison rats, (Oa Saturday afternoon two hearses were driven up to the front door of the Brew- ster residence when they bore the moth- er and child to their last resting place. The community at large deeply sympa~ thize with the heart broken husband and father in this hissad and horrible affliction. 1 & THE NEW R.R. The citizens of Millhall and Nittany valley have strong hopes that the new railroad will run up that way and aim for Washington furnace and possibly not strike Bellefonte. Bugar valley is exci ted and will put in its best licks to ob. tain it while Brushvalley will, no doubt, put in a big pull for its route which bas mapy important points in its favor, to which we have already alluded in the Reporter. And then there is the mooted route via Pine creek in Haines twp. The question is frequently put to us, Do you believe this road is to be built, Well, we know just as much about this road as we knew about our L, & T. road 35 vears ago, at which we kept hammer ing away until it became sa thundering fact. We knew a year ago, and men- tioned it then in the leporter, that capi- talists were contemplating a railroad from Milton in this direction, Not two months ago a charter was granted, and our information now is, that agents are in London with a view to raise funds for buildipe it. Now we intend to work up all the interest we gan io secure the road on a route this side the couniy if itis to be built. To iroad, get 2 charter, put en. gineers in search of a roite aad send agents to London for a lo n, looks as if the first steps had been taken within 18 months, It took oar road IB years to get along as fast as that, - tf A ————" ¥ i inl x 3 il ral LK DE ATH OF EZRA D. PARKER. On Friday morning last, the 34, the pad announcement of the death of Ezra D. Parker, Esq, of Mifflintown, was re eeived in this place with feelings of un. feigned regret. Oa Thursday evening ia the full enjoyment of health, he step ped from the door of his residence in the yard, when he was stricken down with apoplexy. His long absence occasioned uneasiness to his family, and they went in search of kim. They found him ing on the ground, and the night being very cold, almost frozen. He was carried into the house and tenderly cared for, and every effort was made Losaye the life that was evidently passing away, but ail in vain, Before the dawa of another day he died, and the spirit of Ezra D. Parker fled to that “mysterious bourne from which no traveler returns” Ian hig death Juniata connty has met an ir. reparable loss, as he was regarded as one of ber most enterprising and inflanential citizens, As a lawyer he had no super jor at the bar Lafore which he practiced. Lewistown Free Press. won— - IN FLORIizA. R. H. Danean and wife have gone to Flo rida and located there, Mr. Duncan was formerly from Spring Mills and a pro- minent business man of this county some years ago, spending the last few years at Milton. Florida presents many induce ments to nortbern people and smong these keeping bosrding house is found profitable sa the number who go to that state from the morth, some for health, rome for speculation sad sthers for plea- sure, isgreat, and Mr. Duncan, in his well known shrewdness, sees a bonansa in keeping a boarding house, and we trust a bonanza it will prove for Bob. We do not know of any party who would render a boarding house more dsasant and home-like than Mr. and Mrs, Duncan, and it will be just the place Yenncylvanians in Florida would nestle for their headquarters, and to get posted and hear Robert dell Slories, es MP i A CENTRE 00. MAN GETS DAMA. AGEN, The following circumstance has been furnished us, relative to Thos. P. Fow- ler, of Jones county, Iows, son of Geo. Fowler, (formerly of Haines township, this connty.) His wife, last March, was driving over a bridge, in Strawberry Hill, with her two little children, and while on the bridge, the horse from sudden fright, shied, going off the bridge dragging the sleigh and those in it down abont eleven feet. Mre, Fowler receiy- ing lasting injuries, She brooght suit against the town al loging that the cause of her injuries was the want of railings on the b . The vase was tried and the jury rendered a gerdict of $1,844 in favor of Mrs. Fow. er. iv iy oni ib snes ME I MSO we Wilmer D. Carlisle, son of G. M. Omlisle, of Williamsport, .committed suiciaw on Friday, Dec. 3, by shooting himself through the head witha revols ver, He was between 17 and 18 years old. He asked his mother for the re- volver with whic. to shoot « cat, she gave it to him with 12e eaution not to shoot any of the neighbe’s [hort re ireotly 08 fhe th you og man's report of 2 the father discovered a a woud hed at the font of the ball hav. penetrated the temple. No cause is assigned for pl ta | we. We BAYE No vo. icly for tho pres vention of eruelty to nannals at this Pe i but we do believe tha’ the law is clear | enough on this pdint tor some one to come forward aod do what should have been done long ago. What we mean is this, that there are parties in this place and surrounding country who hid be prosecuted for the manner in which they care for their horses, From the appearance of gome of these poor in) one would believe that they go without food for days and have forgotten long ago what a decent meal is like. Ope day this week we noticed what resembled a shadow more than any thing else being led through our street and was a question to us how life could be nourished in such a mass of skin and bones, There are parties who are in the habit of keeping stock of this kind and we think it 18 about time that it is stop- ped. - ol» —-=To-day, Dec, 15th, is the last day of the deer season for this pear, A nums ber of our hunters have been in the woods after the fleet footed and keen scented animals this fall but always re- torned with much less than when they started from home, hut it all goes in a life time, as they say. The last party of Centre Hallers went to the Baven moun- taing, on Tuesday last, and after scouring through bushes, over rocks and deep enow,they returned without even a smell of a deer; no one had a chance to get the buck fever, or spap a worthless cap. We believe we could get more deer than these fellows by scattering salt on their tails, at least that is the way our grand- futhers nsged to do it © i Contre Hall has more money in- vested in Church property than aay town of it8 size in the state. It has the! purest water and freshest air in the | world ; is always free from epidemics and | has no drunkards, Our town haa good graded school all the religious and charitable soc and orders of the larger towns, namliy bible classes, missionary societies : odd fellow, masonic, good templar and grange lodges, all above the average standard. There were only four post masters, of | whom Win. Wolf was the first extending | from the administration {f Buchanan to Graot's, when C.F, Herlacher was ap- i man after whom Wm. Woll was appoin- ted again by the present administration. | - -_— —1lon. Seth, T. Yocum, Centre county, but who n lives Tennessee, is at present visiting Delle fonte, this district in Congress elected over ex-Gov, Cari tie Greenback ticket, Mr ed but one term. He was member of the Jaw firm of and Hastings, meriy of | in haviog bes: 5 AN oy “ in serv- | one time a | Bash, Yocum wy _- »- iliameport is to have anew pa- | per, a Saturday issue, to be called The] , it is to be live progressive and | The editor will be Elmer E sriingame, present editor of the Brea { Talis, and for six years associate ed itor of the Elmira T N. L {onghton, for hail 8 doz ( nected with the & iB the business manager, - ter: we 4%} - . ~ Oysters 25 cents at Doozer's ¢d recently at our station, —Rev, } M for a week's visit to his bome E 5: C0 BE 135 ischer left on csr J shin! the estate Of § of Gregg. a at fail { tionery before In Bo pis. wee A] well dressed vot their clothing made at W, Co's., Bellefonte. Mr. Frank Lukenbach, of Belle. fonte, spent several days visiting friends jin this place, ~The Uniog County Teachers Insti. tate will be held at Mifiinbarg, the third week in December. we Fog. Boal, trostee, has again offers ed the real estate of John Love, decd, at public sale. See ad. in Reporter, —e{ 3a] dealers iz our valley are able to supply the demand for e¢ Bearcity of cars is the canse of the le, une. yal, troudb ~eee [le@gonable prices, reliable god latest styles in suits and gent's far nishiog goods, at W. 1. Fleming & Co's, | Bellefonte. The P. M. here has secured an ad- ditional mail, by baviog the evening | train carry a pouch from Centre lial to | Bellefonte, —— ADDY persons missiog gloves may | find the missing ar icles in the Lath. 8. | gO sds, 8. room where almost enough have gath- | ered to start up a little auction, wee Mr, Emanuel Ettinger, of Aarons burg, is now the most aged person in that vicinity, beiog upwards of 54 years and still able to attend to light work. Go to Powers for yonr boots and shoes and you save money; the largest and finest assortment in the county for men, women and ehildren. Go and see, Tobias Bailey, of near Aaronsburg has purchased 71 acres of land of the old John Keen farm, (now Reifenvder's,) near the toll gate, west of Millbeim, at $70 per acre, and will occupy it in the spring. " ~Candies snd confectionery at Boozer’s duriog the holidays at reduced rates. Mixtures as low as fifteen cents a pound, clear toys , fifteen to twenty ceuts a pound, and oth. r goods at correspond. ingly low rates, It 18 gaid on: boro’ fathers issued a decree that no cigaretts shall be sold to boys in the boro’, nnder 18 years of age. That's right, apd ti 2 councilmen deserve a turkey dinner f ¢ it, lel euch Luy a gobbler now for his Christmas dinner, wea Br. David lH. Zeottle and wife, of ennet, Neb, ara visiting friends and relatives in the valley. Mr. Zottle was formerly from this valley and bis wife is a sister of onr townsman, A. 8B. Kerlin. Mr, Zettle bas done considerable cons fracting and building while in Nebras we A goGA BL is Wap principal part of un suit of clothes, and id wist' & young ud is anzions to have. Boars rudy ong about where you are et your suit made, but let Ne loantor, the fashionable cutter in the tailoring estab. lishment of W. I. Fleming & Co, Belle: ke your medsure and you can be the best fitting Rl A ARN 3S AS SPRING MILLS, Miogars, J. Rearick, Frank W. A. Sunday. ! Tom's Cabin, with it. Mrs. 1. J. Grenoble is about th nake a visit to the far west, I The by-word among the boys hie, ‘By golly,’ since the show. Mrs, James Evans is confined fo bed with a bad cold. pirate tbr et a ~{’ nele Tom's Cabin drew # ho use on Saturday evening. have dissolved and disposed of he founs dry to Wm, P. Shoop. w And. Bmith, of Nittany dliey, fa- vored the Reporter with a call. He re- Sal —~{ton. Beavers last case in court, was the one of Simon Ruble gainst the Farmer's Motual Fire Ins, Coof Centre county. na, ~ {30 to Lewing' fora hdiday be hag 'em all styles, sizes id and so cheap that you will je buy. ~The most usefa! Chrisinas gift for your little boy would be a n#w suit from the Philadelphia Branch, wiere a nice stock has just been received for the holi day season. prices, sure to —] agt week bad finemneather and good sleighing, bt the genial rays of the sun put a stop y. Monday 13, rain; 1 cold and win- dy with frozen surface. —(joorge Jack, the fdlest and jolli- isgabout quitting all alas 1 1 Bil €i8 § miss his ook like viaegar kegs jolly pbiz oi the train We are mailing Idlers this us on gthecription al we we egion pot one will fai sponse before Jan. 1, too if you wish us ©» have a merry an | of our patnns. Please give iia mordog last. Mr. 8, enter this section and h itizenand devont mem- er of the Reformed shuirch, He had ens siling for over ayear Was He was Ue father aod of Mrs, Jo. A. OLL ies Tom the WAS an old ; a very worthy « air 4 age of ire CRIN finesl and t costly to the chapest, along with a usand of dolls and ten usand wond oy 8, ut Cedars’ con- headqgusiers for Ch ililie Ops, ~et your sLivsl " a pery, risitiies 38 for thie farnihire at M¢ tre Hall, if you wnt an | at a fair 1a nest tee the SH IS » RENEWS HER YOUTH. story, the truth of which is vouched for by the residents of the town: “I am years old, have been tronbled with iy is years; conld not dress help, soreness, and am able to do all my own housework. 1 cwe my thanks to Flee tric Bitters for having renewed | youth, and removed complete'y all dis- mysell withont Try a bottle, only 50 cents at all drug stores, citi ian colored, 118 years. The record pa- rs of his freedom verify his age. Henry Jones, more, aged | pe i evening. dance was enjoyed, Abont two hours | fell dead from heart disease, - MARRIED, Oa 24 ioet,, by Rev. W, H. Grob, i Ferguson tewnship. { In the First Presbyterian { Northumberland, on the 30th Nov, wv. W, K. Foster, assisted by Rev. OC. 1 i ! { flinbarg, a... ES i DIED, | In Phi i as Hayes, formerly of Lewisburg, and { father of Alfred Hayes, Esq. sged 77 | years. Iaterred in Lewisburg i tery. On the 20th Nov. in Centre twp., | der county, FEiizabeth, wife { Boyer, years, 1 month of aged 67 vember 5, 1586 { years, Deceased he father of Judge Kohler, of and merchant John Kohler of WAE rille | roy. At Locke's M inday, Decemi | Joseph Swarizell, aged 63 years anc days. Deceased was born and spent whole life in the immediate { of Locke's Mille, and | known. | | 8 Ni He, 2 The largest variety of Ladies Coats ev- | er shown in Centre counaty, all tailor- | made to our owa order by skilled opera | tives, Baperior it and workmanship, All { the latest designs at prices as low as or | dinary goods are oftered at, Our aim Hi, 55 5 A TTY. 3 Se ————— ty ¥ O—AT REDUCED PRICES ~0 For the §~HOLIDAY SI At BOOZER'B CONFECTIONERY £ WV {) wand } sone] } Candies, confectionery, vuls, iropical fraite, bananas, orénges, ele, can be had at reduced rates st Booz. er's for the holiday season, Fipe mixtures at 15 cents per pound, clear toys 15 to & conte per pound, oysters 25 cents per gt. and other goods =t BANE low rates. tee ! WwW H. BARTHOLOMEW : . ths ~Liag opened op a Doe line of HOLIDAY GX HOLIDAY OL DS. | NOVELTIES, PLUSH GOODS, — ‘OVELTIES, BOHEMIAN (« assoriment of UT GLASS, And a large which would for you Fancy Goods make Landegme presents re and old, {) G10) We have a complete lize of Candies Fruits, Orapges, Duaannas, ele Our goods are of the and our proes i defy cympeti 101 ¥. H + RTHOLOMEW, eatre Hall, Pa. | manship, tL and grade of goods as care. | ful work and goods can make them, Try ! one of ours on before buying elsewhere. | oh COT. Le the tailoring estab. {he county to be sen at Cedars’ bakery bard to keep ‘em juiel. Al latest and fined make, of ft ease Lhe Lilt OBITUARY. John Abner Grimley, Benja- min and Margarel Gramley, was born Oct. 26, 15850, 1a Niles township, Centre conaty, Pa,in ds grandfather Spang- ler's house, Aferwards the family mov- ed to Madigonlurg, in the same coun iy. In the spriog 3! 1574 they moved west and located in tie town of Kaneville, Kane coauty, IL, where they slill re- side. Abner went ® Newlon, Kapgss, in July, 1884, and worked for his uncles, simon and Urnith Spangler, for a year or he went his own, near Garden ponty, Kan., where he was laboring {¢ make himsell a home & to pi e folks, n son of ti 8 homestead of y had been petty good, failed, and on August 27, hecame home, as be told his He had compampiion, which was com along in grea suffering natil 34, 1886, anxiously lease, He died inthe ful hope and assurance lofiging for bis re When he ved in with a Bibl), which he fondly cherished up to the tile of his death, and he often talked with his mother sbout its pre cloos promies. He left a special mark brothers and sistersto its precepis. ie exparienced religion when about 16 years okl during a protracted meetibg in Kaneville, but never came into ils fuil and rich experiences until his last sickness He died peacefully, leaving on recordin the hearis of those around him an evidence of his triasmphant faith. He leat os a Lather and mother, four brothersand four sisters to meet him when L.'s s'ormy voyage is over. H.T. Higvy, TRAIN OVER AN JUTANRMENT Glasghw, Pa, Dec. 13 <A regu'ar pass senger watn on the De'ls Gap Railroad, consisting of one conch, box ear and truck, laden with lumber, jum the track npar here this morning and the en. tire (min went over n steep embank- ment, Fourteen passengors were in the conch snd four were seriously injured, The conch took fire, but it was put out, arian: ai bd Tod lain volt A CAPTAINS FORTUNATE DISCOV. Capt. Coleman, schr, Weymouth, ply. ing Ahtwesn Atlantic City and N. XY. bad been troubled with a cough, so that he was unable to Ee was fnducel to try bir. Kings New [lscovery for Con. OHO. It not onl y gave Ei instaht relief, but allayed the extreme soreness in his breast, His children were simi. larly affected and a single dose had the same happy effect. Dr. King’s New Dis- in now the standard pemudy it : hoosebold and on rd | Possesses in the fullest degree the tonic | and stimulating properties of the Hypo- | phosphites combined with the bealing, | strengthening and fattening qualities of | the Cod Liver Oil in a periectly sgreeas jeg WEST BISH( FONT} Has a fall line of Christo plain and fancy, st wi A complete line of car make it to the | Call on Jacobs, Nak 5 $ ‘ : egale and rel: jes which w acvantege of bovers | ton, Debility and Wasting Diseases. dec Did you ever stand over a wash-lub in which white clothes were being wash ed with common brown rosin soaps? #0, try Dreydoppei’'s Borax Soap wasli-day, and note the difference. best is the cheapest always, 1bLe | A smooth complexion can be i { every lady who will use Parker's Tonic. For promptly regulativg the liver kidneys and purifying the blood, is nothing like it, and this is the why il 80 quickly removes pimples and gives a rosy bloom to the checks, i BUG Centre Hall sintioa, in cash. u OYSTERS 25cts PER QUART, From December 1 until the end of the ing 50 cents, Try them. Cestee Harr Mzar Ma ity, also bologna savsage. Next dour to hotel ; open day and eveuin ldmay if Haxey UQIER. FOR SALE. Joseph Nefl, deceased. Inquire of A.A Dang, Aloruey, SALE Will be sold at pul al the residence of Jas Spring Mile, on Thursday, Decemtn oCiock Wi walnul panos suit % parior stand, 2 bed room suits, ew cooking range parior beater, Kitchen furniture, new exiension tabie, two other tabios, vood «nk. Tap buggy, { set dofiBlo hurpess, seb siugié harness, forks, shovels, chains, and Olher alucies 10 BUIHerOus W mention. WwW. C, McUOUL He sale, ob MoUool wl marie wp rel a wr at i go - le HANS COURT SALE By vite ol an order of Orphans’ Court of Centre county, there will be exposed to public sale, on the presaises, 1 mile west of Tussoy ville, in Potia wwhnship, the following described real estate of John Love, dec'd, on THUKREDAY, DEC. 80, 1586, at 1 o'clock. All that certain tract of Iatd in said township, being his mansion fans, bounded on by lands of John Srgver Jemev Hankie and Wm Boa!'s hairs, ci the south by lot of Oliver 1%. Jove and lands of Wm, Hoal's heirs, aud on the west by lands of Joseph M'Clelian, Jacob Wagner sud schael Spyker, containing sboul 160 ACRES, more of less. Thereon erected a large 2story frame dwelling HOUSE, BARN AND OUTBULLID INGE. The faim is under cultivation, hes an abundance of Profit Good Water, Terms: ~A sum equal 10 the costs in the pro. ceedings io partition and expenses of sale, in hand, when ut flops is knocked down: ote third of the de cash upon confirmation of sale; one-dhind in ave yort therehfior with inter eit, and the ay ind af the death ot " w of sald devedent, With Erizabeth 1 ate, thy tory nase He. uid lag fe chs 10 red b and Morlguee wr Ie metits 10 be seen ¥ a ou the premises, JAMES oa Trustee appointed by Court, E's MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ARM : Uo, of Centre Uounty, aon. tre Mall, Dec. 15, 1886 ~The annual of the savers and the nol 12 Directors to manage the ing year, e held tween the bors of 108, mm.’ AP A eyer uRry 10, 1is7, be wm, 4 of said framed | (CarIsTaas PRESENTS TOILET CASE, FANCY GOOODS y ca: be foand at ZELLLEYS-DRUG-BTOR} | Bellefonte, Pa Bellefonte, Pa. Philadel! phi 3, — Wheat { Corn 46 ; Oates 56. i N i4~Red wheat 78, arley 40 ; oats 25; po- butter 35; roll bat. 16; tallow 5: hides & | to 0 := Coal, sagll stove . chestnug 1 4.75; ege 4.55 pea 5.00. Cloverseed 5 to Creanss. [Grenobie’s prices.) Spring Mill, D { mixed 75; ryed | tatloes 40 | creapers . lat ¥ Ma wo 1 © di TT CENTRI HALL MAR PRODEE A KETS, T THE STORES. Potatoes... LINMN HALL MARKETS a 3 5 Buller... Fags. .k Fh to fuctuations of market. sl TH CARL sqmsins sissies we 0 RY . 0 Batley Na. 1... xed with outs, Loughe af oaks ith Rye bopght = gh th Rye bought at rye wegha UR AND PEED, w 145 Pranperton... . 1100 81 s Horan, retail, owt, wi rf 18 Chop per ton... 220 at “ rotRll perewt 1 20 , COAL MARKET, ARRON Ra ey Ae be a CAPR wy FRR ek Bow # Sire nas « 10 for cash OF grain only. KURTZ & SON i . When Dads was sick, we gave her J - on
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