THE CENTRE REPORTER i Nf ZEoasT) LE APPRAISEMENT FOR 1887, > : - ) - vy
FRED. KURT ROWOR and Pror'r | Armstrong Bros , Lemont, grain and coal............ Gian, A / ¥ / 4 L ) rR 4 A K
Tm | Adan: Jou or sempre, 32 AVA J Sle 41
et | Adams, T. F., Meshing, MerehRnt. ......ocovivuiernrsionsesssnes ‘
1887 | Addleman & Ratowsky, Philipsburg, merchants,....... .
4 Tm 1 m Y
Barnes, H. I, Boalsburg, merchant... Ly nt ) | { ) J!
Beck, Henry, Madisonburg, merchant......... ne sais 79 ) J i / )/ 1 J
8 .
— An exchange states that war on | Bartholomew, W. H., Centre Hall, merchant
t tos ' ao g » | Beck, Willlam, Boalsburg, merchant
the cigarette has heen dec 'ared by Prof, Brown, Henry, Hublersbiirg, merchant
White, of the University of Pennsyl- i Brown, Lawrence L., Bellefonte, grain and coal.. ri 7 . i ————— EPR Ry
vania. This is wrong for cigarottes kill . —— Bairfoot & Wetzel, Bellefonte, stationery, Srasiusne .* ‘oan : 1% wa ow . .
i w ; Bayard, Walter, Bellefonte , i RECE AY lEAK FR IDINA RY ; '}
off legions of useless young men, and it Bair, F. Py Botany se. drugs Rearasssess WE RECENTLY MADE A BREAK FROM OURORDINARY OF GOODS. WE
CentRR Harn, Pa, May 18,
is not considered suicide. | Bauer, V. J. & Co., Bellefonte, grocers. onde cad CESSFUL IN SECURING THE AGENCY FOR ENTRE COUNTY }
‘ ¢ » 1a" rid | Brachbill, W. B., Bellefonte, furniture — ‘h add
| w— 0 much of the act of 1885, provid- Brown, A. J. & C0., Bellefonte, music store a ’ on " - mi yr TENVEVEY .
ing for the destruction of foxes, minks, | Blackford George, Bellefonte, cigars and tobaceo......... ! j ] —— CF I F B R I F D P A i 1 I< RS( ) N ( ) RR 1 A N
hawks, weasels and owls has been repeal- Rellafonts ron & Nail Co Limited, Bellefon . 16 7! AARAR J , A 4 | i wh he «Rd bj = | | ASX 24 .
Ww tha asinls on MOR. BHOW, SR0e, maerchants........... srebonsred ‘ 4 5 . . . . a
ed by the Legislature, | Budinger, T. B., SBuow Shoe, mer¢hants...... LL . WHICH IS ONE OF THE FINEST TONED INSTRUMENTS IN 1 HE MARKET ANOTHER FEAT
Bald Eagle valley and ridges, is i Basher, G, K.& Co ) Ph ilipsbury, hardware. o. 14 : TURE 1 WE G1 h \RRE / i , A
: : . : . Hddle, W y PRIIDSDUTE, ZOCOR... 00 mssssinss . 7 | , EIS. T T WE J {AN gE 17! JE 1 JEST 1 THF NEY
the only section in our county, in which | —— | Burchfield, W. E., POADSOURG ROVER oreo 7 RE So ha As ARANTRE 1710 IE THE BE YOR THE Mo 1
the wheat fields throughout look fair. Brinton, Duncan & Barnes, Philipsburg, merchants.................. 2 75 | INE IT YOURSELF, WE CONSTANTLY HAVE ON HAND A FULL 11
Petitions numerously signed, for Bunn ns Afkenn, Bellefonte, music store...
me § ME 81) 3 nd, Iu eerer, Mra. Maggio, Administratrix, Bellefonte, . » 9 YD
the pardon of Reinhard, of the Gri, bow. TMS, Bra wiitiint 5%) FINESILVERWARE, GOLD PENS, PENCILS, RINGS
now in the Bellefonte jail, are beiog cir- Cormman, H P, Oak Hall, merchant ,
y pe 1 OTL . ‘ iH, Mercia . BEE SARSREAER AL 20s i y \ 3 3 3 Y A A Tr t . . t ¢
culated. The people generally, favor a Campbell, E C. MiLihetm, merohant. oo EL . PINS, CHARMS, HAINS, GOLD AND SBILVER SPECTACLES A FULI
pardon, we think. ook, Robert, Howard, merchant "oe
’ : n l 1 urtin & Co., Roland, merchants... Midas sennas / 1 9 oy fr A "p v . vy v 3 * . y
; Vegetation has come farward won. ‘unningham, ¥ D, Bellefonte, clgars and tobaeeo. ,.oen......... 1 . be Lin eC of Si lt erware, SPOONS, I ork S, ( utlery, } {) cl el A nites, Fh crolie 7A.
derfully within the last two weeks, and unningham, ¥ D, Bellefonte, pool uli epsniras a siinne ) ;
even some of the poorer grain fields are ‘ook, CEA ( 0 Jellefonte, coal and lumber, as
ruse, A J, Bellefonte, cigars and tobacco. kt hatmte "or Ie ’
trying to show a better appearance. amp, W i, Bellefonte, furniture ae » Stassenas I SEWING MACHINES,
—'The State fish hatching house at ‘eader, Joshi, Be sfonte, confections. ———
Yserv has lusts : rissman, 8 8, Philipsburg. drugs rest We have the Agency ’
Lorry has just Sent out 18,000 young trout ‘entre Mining Co Limited, Penna, Furnace, merchants 10 75 h ave the Ager 4 for and
over the Beech Creek and the Bald Eagle ‘Hane Tho ort Matilda, merchants...... 19 075 | keep in stock the DAVIS, NEW
Valley Roads, for distribution in differ- ider, I' B & Bon, Bellefonte, merchants : . ssornnsned 7 HOME, and
3 \ 3 ampbell, Charles, Philipsh 31 1 dics
ent streams of Centre and Clearfield AE ATi psburg. pool and billiards...
i others, with all
ooperative Store Co., Limited, Philipsburg, merchants..........1 7% the mondern improvements and
counties,
*¥.3 " { Dale & Co., Centre 11. merchant | ns attachments adapted for dress
Many will be the candidates for office, l Dorman 5 F. 7 rss sess eesti sas sasm arenes) 7 7 ple wr dr
but few will be called, See that your Durham Bros. Cob merchants EE —. + 16 1 makers or the home, Nothing
calling and election be sure. Davis, X A do Philipsburg. Jewelers “ 14 7 75 would please your wife better
mn 3 ' Jaie, nomera Lo niipsburg, clo : -
—-The Grenoble store, at Spring
Mills, now in the hands of the bank, is Ewing A G, Penna nace, merchant
- A - p Eisenhuth, Jacob i 3, rugs
kept open with a view of selling off the : "H. Milesh rugs .
tnck of conds ta best ad var re frarett . oh Artin wha . : : :
stock of goods to best advantage, ¥ tit. C A. Le , Grugs isreaeas oe i 7 .
Eby, N W, Woodward, distiller : LAMPS, LAMPS,
Fm st ' s
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than an easy running machine.
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— Col, James Milliken, of Bellefonte merck. J 8 Wolf's St RR ; 3 35 Wes : D ;
has been a great traveler in his time Erhard & Shuey. Bel 4 seve 1 10 5 eé carry a complete line o
He has been ail over Europe, Palestine: wing, J 8, Snow 5 Hangiog Lamps. We have the
Egypt, sud countries in Africa, and, 9 Fisher, J B, Penn Hall, merensnt y y ws Agency for the lucandescent
ourse h re) al / © Taited | ( Foste 4 Amott. merchant . wrruned a : :
course has traveled all over the a pie ! el Nias han td : 10 Lamp, which we claim gives a
Stated and South America. The Col-| \ uminel Fa ible, 3. Bellet s. cloth ol TESS aan. 14 3
e = % 3 . muk, I Bellefonte, 1 ] y i ® ¥ $4 het ioh + 88 13
onel’s memory is full and fresh with in- | Fleck HM Fhil : ‘ 1 | tronger and bet ht
teresting incidents of his travels, and | Felstal, A R, Philipsburg 1 any Lamp in the
could, no doubt, write an interesting Faulkner,C A, Ph IK, invention.
volume on what he has seen, Gohieen
LOCK Spring mer : 14 7 4 an ———
Lobe J iz Spring q y 24% +
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— Mr. Adam Hart, the oldest citizen | () vl : 10 75 |
of the West Branch Valley, celebrated Pt 4 in, J t wil, merchant . ] 79514 nd see our Holiday
his 99th birthday last Friday. He was C Sand ™. mercha 1 goods warranted.
born on the 8th day of May, 1778, says indy Sg Pe TI pea ! ad
the Muncy Luminary, one year before ( nan, O Son B lefoute, 1 or : 13 10 ; i z SIL EITIT Sz eS,
George Washington was ioaugurated ) —O0—( Haham h, Beiiefonte, boot i 7%
President of the United States for his ’ Foust 3 wile 1 i:
first term, Mr. Hart has, therefore, : 5 Onk Hall, grain Semis unl Next door to Hotel
lived under every one of our twenty two ’ ! i. § . 14 .
Presidents, He was a boy of twelve
when the Nineteenth Century came in,
and a young man of twenty-six when
the War of 1812 began. Mr. Hart bas
lived in Clinton townsbip for many
years, and enjoys fairly good health io
spite of his advanced age.
Sau
The junior mem-
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ber of our firm has | G
been to the FEastern
pind narkeis selecting a AY Wi craRant . _
THE NATIONAL DRILL AND EN- Harpur Bion: Bellatiotrie. maardhamm.... . . nm EL;
CAMPMENT AT WASHINGTON, NEW STOCK RRA, me 1 7 a
The National Drill and Encampment,
which opens in
We have the largest stock a
Washington May 23d, of goods for our Herter, Wi 1. Robersbe r. inerchan o 3 13 50 y w wat prices of any store in
continuing until the 30th, will be one of | SPRING and op i ‘
the most interesting event!s that ever $ibler 7". " . : ‘
occurred in the history of America’s! SUMMER TRADE, | Hoover, J W, Flemi merchant 13 wl 5 = . | have a Railroad thro
militia. Its inception was the ontgrow:!l pi i
of that general desire to make the volun ; : : e
teer military of the several States more Great care and a | Harper, a, Bellefonte, grocer . 2 10 - store, it will more tha:
effective, and as a step in that direction : U.}
this competitive contest was arranged, 10. Bol laliurnts ‘ n - w
and valuable prizes of cash, medals, and iomer, N H, Philipsburg, grocer. 14 po 7 men id the lowest
trophies, offered as rewards for excell. | wasspeot in search | Hes William, Phill " : -
: 1 : Herman, George, Ph
ence in drill. Washington was very ap- H Hughes &
propriately selected as the place, the citi. | of goods that we are | iia GW, Phil
zens responded liberally, the War De. Hirlinge:
partment leat its aid, and the saocecess of | confident will suit | JPA
the enterprise is assured beyond any pos-
sibility of doubt. Over thirty of the | our customers,
States and Territories will pe represen-
ted by military organizations, and the
daily contests, embracing all the branch. Special effort was
es of military service from the manual of
arms to brigade drill, will be inteasely | made to g t the very
interesting to every one. The cash priz-
es amount to $26,500. The camp wi'l be | latest styles and the
pitched on the grounds surrounding the
Washington Monument, and the drill | most fashionable for A Kauffman, D. 8.. Milibelm, merchants
ground will be marked out on the cam- Cons! wimg Re
pos between the Monument and the | this season, We can
White House. Log amuel, Farmers’ Mills, restaurant
The universal interest which will be | show you some rare Inerdhinmis
felt in the drill in all parts of the country,
and the excellent opportunity it will | novelties as well as
afford for visiting the National Capital at
the most beautiful season of the year, good bargains in
will draw thoosands to Washington. The
city, noted as the most beautiful capital] DRESS GOODS,
of the world, never appears to so good Lebhmons, Wi 1, Philipsburg, merchant
advantage as in the first blush of spring, and Lehman, Joseph, Philipsburg, merchant
nor is there any pleasanter time to visit | J M'Cormick Bros, Contre Hall furnitnre
the parks, gardens, and public buildiogs | SPRING SUITINGS | Mattern Store Co. Limited, Baalo Run, merchants
than this. All the public property is Mati mm Store Co. Benare, merchants...
open to the inspection of visitors, We have flue China & =9 BR. Tosseyville merchant.......
iness in Centre county,
one Connecti
We guarantes
mermhants
. marchants
5 .
| Musser, J. H.& Son, Millheim, boots and shoes.
[on order to accommodate vigitors the | Musser & Smith; Millbeim, merchants. = : 5 .
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will | Silk, wich is cheaper phot » & Millheim hotel pin 5 THE IMPROVED
: . vy i gyer * ‘oh ¢ " 3 . » 5 § * » f .
sell excursion tickets, May 21st to 27th. Meyer, 3.4 on. Coburn, merchants ; 7 1 HENLY . MONARCH , FENCE’, MACHINI} i
good to retarn until 30th, from all sta- | and more} durable Meyer, D. J. Contre Hall: hotel 8 . 0 =? IS THE BEST AND HAS XO EQUAI JLZWIBBURG AND TYRO
tions on its lines, at redoced rates, In Muairay, J. D. Centre Hall dmugn........ ——— 7 78 t rete ngu th BORIS, RIfsans
additic Le ’ ¢ dal i Qs wr Silk Meyer, G. J, & Son, Linden Hall, grain and coal : \ . 1 Botause the wire is stretched the full length of the
addition special trains at special rates Ian Sommer SHKS, | yang F.& Co Axeman, merchants menos]
wil be run oun certain days from various Miller, Mrs. 8. BE Walker, merchant 3 Because any sized wire can be used, and either ;
sections of the Pennsylvania system, the | fioe line of Seersuck. | Maore, H. A. Howard, teernbint OAS Because sy se ) nah r style of picket, or sls
sect othe angyl " Miles, W. B. & Sor, Milesbitte merchants 8 ause any size, length, or style of picket, or sl
etalis of which wil w announced by MeCalmont & Co Bellefonte Farmers iy sto iron pickets equally well and solid
posters and pAblished in the newspapers, | ers, Foreign and Do- Moyer, A. C. 4 Bro, Bellefonte, pri SPP ¥ Store 3 Becaiise it will make a fence over rough and us ng rup and dow alike
MeFariane, J. Kyle & Oo. Bellefonte. hardware making as good a fence as on even, level ground; and the ms ¢ being justable, the pickets
mestic Gingt 8 McMillen, C, G. Bellefonte, pool AGA, WON pnb $ t }
Bi : : ‘ cMi s IB e - . 5 RISO \ aoe saohin rots he re i ter, thus 1 trongest and
ENJOY LIFE. GIORDAmMS, Mingle, A ©. Be Hefonte, boots and shoes... ost are oan hn omar h machine stretches the wire Lig x Le st gest an
< , : Montgomery & Co. Bellefonte, merchant tailoring oh WS Bec One pro 2 } Db ODAMRLE it and thats Ara iif tx § ) a aa |
What a truly beantifol world we live plain, striped, lace- ena, Joh, Bellefonte grocer . SUSE ALY One, man or boy, can operate it, and there are no to get out of order and | |
snl Nats : ; . MeCoy & Ling, Milesburg, saerchants
BD. SNalnre gives us grandear of moun Munson, C. & Sons, Ph lipsburg, merchants
tains, glens and oceans, and thousands | striped, and blocked Munson, R. E. Philipsburg, furniture
of means of enjoyment. We can desire Medd x a A. Madisonburg, merchant
no better when in perfect health; bat | White Goods. Don | Meyers. T J Fan Ttatadie, Inbrchant breakage is impossible
how often do the majority of people feel : ha th 10 Bota the Rasoe Made by this machine will turn all kind k. and ismuch strong
like giving it up disheartened discouray ble width Cotton Noll, W. 1H. & Bro. Pleasant Gap merchants y 14 : er afl any barb wire fence, and completely obviates thie !
. t ayy . . vf i & ¢ n ee - Sg . 11 Because by rin tthe i. an stening the wire sty & I ith sta |
ed and worn out with disease, when Neff, Mrs. 8. & Son, Milesbury, merchants CAL ¥ weaving pas post, and fast w sta. |
: : . x Nutall, John, & Co, Philipsb mere he. ] th ples, and not nailing the slats to posts, thus keepi: ood par r ming in contact with |
there 1s no occasion for this feeling, as and Wool Suitings : Phang, merchants e na each other, it will not hold the moisture or rot ery i tant matter, as all boards in |
every sufferer can easily obtain satis O'Bryan, James, Bellefonte, pool and billiards........... a. .s board Simos soon rot off at post, and ocession cont ¢ a | 5 85 2 Bellefonts
factory proof, that Green's August Flower, | at 25 cts, Plerpont, James, Stormstown, merchant th a 13 Because it makes the handsomest, best, strongest, and most durable fence, and is the only | Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Monts
will make them free from disease, as Philips, W, H. Azronsburg, merchant re 30 75 | frstclam, practical fence machine in the world, { dom at 5.20 a m., 8.55 8 wm, and 7.10 p m, ret
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com- Gent's Furnishing | Pringle, 8. R. Port Matilda, merchant.................cee sen " For prices of machines, fence material, or territory address, | leave Montandon for Lewisburgat 8.20 & m
; Parker, George E, Philipsburg, stati ; SHIRES & KENNEDY | Ban and 2 30 pin
slaint are t e direct causes « ny . { p rh : AR, SaLIOnery... oo... : ; ER & KENNEDY, | & t PU 1
BE or cent. of sue 1 8 of HOVAtLY y | Pealer, Williaa. Spring Mil, merchant rirrt————— A 0 andmManufacturers Apentsfor Tega iver Bede Jew Yr) CIM FAIL PA CHAS. KE PUGH, J. R. WOOD
8 per cent, of such maladies as Bilious Goods, in the latest | Peck & Son, Nittany, merchant ‘ . General Manager Gen'l Pas'ger Ag't
ness, Indigestion, Siek Headache, Quigley, J. A. Blanchard, merchant hc
. 5 » > 5 3g . PERE SERRE es . » io 4
Costiveness, Nervous k rostration, Dizzi- | styles. (Gaoze and | t - Bwitzer, LJ. & K. Philipsburg. stationery. a 1
ness of the Head, Palpitation of the | Rionds, Danlel, Loveville, merchant Stuart, 1. 8. Philipsbuig. furnitnre _ 1 | A DMINISTRATORS
Heart, and other distressing sympto I Rider, M. Guyer, merchant Schoonover, J. N. Philipsburg. boots and shoes 1 ; Administration upon the
| ' R «symptoms. | Lisle thread under- | po . oTehAn.. ‘al, Toce MTB] | Jobn N le, deccasod, late of Grogs cw}
Three doses of August Flower will | Reiley, Thomas, Boalsburg, merchant... Smith, Cal. PRIMPSDUNE, BTO0T. co viiirmeinnssnsnnss as 1 ; Jokn N. Dutikle, deceased, late of Grogg wj
Th 4 y prove | Royer & Frank Robersbuing, merob&tts. Sechler 4 Co. Bellefonte, grocers... y 15 95 | having been lawfuily granted to the undersigned
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 ware, etc. eto. | Ross, J. H Linden Hall, IRSERRANL. .. over varnens i 5 they would respectfully request all persons know
cents, Try it. ! Robb, William, Romola, méfohant.............. Thompson a4 Smith, Potters, Potters Mills, merchants....... i ) ing themselves to be indebted to lhe estate 0
" a ‘ | Reese, A. W. Port Matilda, merchant. Thompson & Co, Lemont, merchants } 10 % make immediate payment, and those having
' - py ‘ Come and see onr | Ros, J. 1. Pine Grove, mevehant...... Twitmire, W. T. Bellefonte stoves and tinware 14 v5 claims against the same to present them duly
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC, | Richards, F. C, Bellefonte, Thompson, 8, U. Bellefonte, merchant tailoring... Iu authenticated for settiement
3 : | Rhoads, W, 8, Phijipsbu EH Taylor, Robert, Philipsburg, distiller. 2 75 M. 1. RISHEL
W ¢ have now on hand onr full line of New Goods. | Riddies, Walter Ve. Ph , RIO0SE............ Trimble, A. E. Philipsburg, confectionery... - 755 mph Farmers Mills, Adm’r
spring and summer cassimeres for mar- . Ryman KE. Amilipsbur - ine Troxell 1. N. & Co. Philipsburg, merchants, i A
chant tailoring, which we are prepared Respectfully Yours, | 10%, John Philipsburg, merthan
to manufacture into suits at very low Smith, Martin, Guyer, merchant........ ra ———
tices. ‘We have set Stuart, James, Boalshure merchant.
I ired the valuable Hwartz, 8. M, Tuseyville merchant.
services of Mr, Jackson, the well known Ht ) mere en
, : rohm, Michael, C ‘ ive
lee-Hive cutter. He needs po special Ww m. Wolf Bhafer H. G. LE hans getline
recommendation, as he has been known | Bpigeimyer, (. 1 Spring MILK, mOrORRIE.....occs cmsss- sommes
here for 14 years of more. We are de- SZ } hselmyer, J, MILLhaim, IEPORADL,.c.cmsirmssmpssisssmmsssossons
a ak Wh oh
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fee
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repair.
7 Becanse it is made of the best materiale, and, with proper os
£8 Becatse the price is within the reach of every farmer
9 Beoause it is the only machine that forces the slat or pi
securing the sisal in such a solid and and permanent manner that
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staal added ati 5g ats
Van Valin, 0. W_& Co, Coburn, distiller . cai %
Vi . F. Coburn, me 4 ; Nowa . 13 ! OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM
onada, 1 in, morhua... . JT the date of this notice we will do a
strictly dash business, and positively decline to do
any more “ticking.” All orders for flour, feed
and coal, must be acoompaniod with cash or no
attention will be paid to them. We will buy all
kinds of grain and pay cash forsame, or exchange
for Bour, feed and coal, KURTZ & SON,
Feb. 8 1857, Centre Hall,
Whitmer & Lincoln, Coburn grain and coal
Wolf, RB. M. Woodward, merchant wep
Wolf, William & Bon, Centre Hall. merchants. .
Weber, B. & son. Howard, merchants
Williams, 8, H. Martha, merchant. ..........
Woodring, GU. F. & Co. Port Matilda, merchants.
Waite, J. B. & Co. Bellefonte, Implements, om worms nn
Williams, 8. 1. Bellefonte, wallpaper...
Wilkinson, W. H. Bellefonte, cronkers ...........«.
Whiteman, J. D. Bellefonte, merchant...
Wehr 4, ng ih ilipsba te: SERGEORMENRI ot ons sun inss vam susess
LE. F, 8pr 8, contectione RR
Wetzel, J. 1. Moshannos, merchant Bg es -
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termined not to be undersold and guar- | Btover, J. W, Miliheim, Torohant we oe
FER RE ES ERR sb
antee alt goods to fit or no sale, : We Buyder M.D, Hoge m A
claim nothing beyond the fact that we SON. shoey. 3M elope. merchant. eedmetrrair i aso,
give perfect satisfaction to all who deal Holt David, Zion, merchant de iiiniugerstores coiommletiaamteen send aeer cores
with us, Give us & call and be convinced, Shafer, B. ¥.& son, Nittany, eT —
Yours truly , Willian & Co. Tanohard, merch corse. 14
J & Samurn Lewis. +B. F. Wingate, merchant irsserie cso res a J
P. XN Call and see our read made mith, A. ¥ Bellefonte, grocer... a pss sa estas sors BD
clothing. Children’s suits from $1 00 to Shtoves i. 1 aledonte, grove.
$5.50, good, all wool goods.” Men's suits Stitoar, HY ony SA NL |
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WANTED. ~~ About 400 bu. of good
thelled corn within the next seven days,
for whioh we will pay an advance over
present market prices. Call on
Kunre & Sox,
wf ah atop alata
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Jaatiok, phos, Antansburg, merchant...
Yearick, U. W. D, & Hiro. Walker, MOTOBRnN. ........... 000.
—— ; we WANTED ~The undersigned ¥jshes
An appeal will be Commissioners’ O in Bellefont A
the mn BY OF MAYA Bt i between the Bours of hire So. purchas a Whaber of hosts. { all at
hen and where attend hi A nire " v Al
Fou may TO. ARCHEY, Appraiser. Roller RTER.
FOERSTER BOE
ed
be
in proportionate pri Be sure 0 give Soar 4 Davies a Show, IATCLAIIS .coeressiniits se is
ces, omer, Phil Riki: a FR
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us a call, 8. Lewin, Bankey & Ig, merchants.
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