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FRED. KURTZ,
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Eoprror and Pror'n
TERMS: —One year, $1.50, when paid in ad |
-ance, Those in arrears subject te previous
erms. §2 per year, {
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Advertisements 20 cents per line for 8 inser |
ons.and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion,
CHALLENGE,
Dr. Carver, the celebrated marksman,
be the champion
world, has published a challenge in one
York sporting papers, for
marksman for
the championship of the world.
Mr. OC. K. Sober who only lives about
five miles east of the Reronrer office, has
A SOBER
Cextee Hany, Pa, Tuurs, Jan. 17, 1889,
LOCAL ITEMS.
——Perlstine’s store was sold the |
sheriff, last Saturday.
—Mrs. James Stahl, of
place, is quite ill, of dyspepsia.
Dr. Emerick seems to have a busy
time—he is on the go day and night.
—W. R. Teller and wife, of Belle- |
fonte, have gone to Caba for health and
pleasure. |
—Try to do all your: husi-
ness on the cash system, you wil not
regret it and be richer and happier for it.
—J. B. Bolt, of this place will make
gale in March, and remove with his fami
to Maryland, where he has rented a farm
and go to farming
——Oar neighbor, Dr. Emerick, thinks |
gome fellows barrowed some of his corn
Friday night, and the tracks looked a
little suspicious.
——There will be pre ching in
Evangelical church in Centre Hall
next Sabbath evening at saven p.m. by
J. L. Miller. Subject, Witcheraft.
(ot your neighbor to subscril
the ReporTER, send copies of it
friends in the west and they
how to get » EW
—Andrew Larimo
township, Westmor
barned a few 3
and a number
perished,
The
solid. Treasurer
in the Treasur
says it hasincreased 3
during the year.
—A new swindl
ican corn,” somet
oats fraud, is at prerent bein
the farmers in thi
Centre count
od. J. Med H
Washington Furnace,
was destroyed by fire Mond
7, sapposed to have bean set
thousand dollars insaranc
and $500 on contents,
by
near this |
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a3 il FORE
Hava
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—There has been {ile
thonotary of Clearfield cou
nine applications for hotel |
for restanrant, six for brewers,
wholesaling and one for dist
ing a total of 109.
~The Breaky
day paper published in
Its special features are original
self and cannot be 1 i. 3
the Lewisburg News, and the Reronresr
gays so too.
—Mrs. Diana Yearick
Centre county, formers
Murray, was recently
of arrearages pansion
her second marriage.
Mrs, Yearick was $2.2
ee There are new sleighs
hand at Mifllinbarg, whi
ways, would fence t!
no snow, no sell.
try a new idea, put wheel
sell them for latest style
might be happy yet,
18 t
2 the be
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ba they
200] ih
aa athe,
——Y ans, as t
will give way to Japiter, will wear
the roval diadem, as rofer in realn
the stars, dariog 1880 says an exchange.
Now just bush, woman is the ruling
planet a!l the time, and her name ia not
srborry,
he ruling planet of 1888
which
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Venus nor Jupiter, nor.
nor any thing like that,
mip
favrad
Mars
(ton, Beaver, as Grand al of
the inaugural! parade at Washington, |
will soon 1ssne an order for the informa- |
tinn of the public on the sub ect. and
meantime the railway companies east of |
the Mississippi announce a rate of one
fare to the Capital duriog the week
any and everybody who wanta to go
——John H. Musser, a farmer of many
years experience in Haines township, |
gives it as his opinion that phosphate 1a |
far better for producing crops than lim
ing. The idea that phosphate does not |
benefit land more thao one or two years,
Mr. Masser thinks is erroneous. Let
have the opinions and experience o
other farmers upon this important
ject,
There lived
us
e |
&
1h
in a Pennsylvania
aged this baby-in.a-burean
more skilfally. To begin with, the baby,
as well as the burean, was her own. |
Her method was to remove the two up |
per drawers, and, seating the child in |
the lower drawer, gently slide it shut!
and turn the key, The child then gat!
up of its own accord and with its head |
in the space vacated by the upper draw-
ers crowed mertily away for hours. Not |
infrequently the mother thos left the |
child to attend to Ler duties in some
other room, or even to go on shopping
expeditions requiring an hour or two. |
Confined in this improvised cradle, the |
child was not always quiet, but it could: |
neither harm itself nor any of the ob
ects about it, and this the mother
new,
ww Harry McDowell teaches the Brush
Ran school in Wayne township, Mifflin
county. A few days ago some of the lar.
ger boys coneclnded to bave some fun.
William Lauffman, for disobeving the
teacher, wus suspended, alter which he,
with William Johnson, Thomas and
Joseph Bardine, and Bruce Taxler took
it into their beads to carry the teacher
ont. They snceeeded in their attempt.
were arrested for assault on the
teacher and bronght before Justice
Miller, but before the irisl came
up the boys succeeded in making a come
promise with Mr. Dowell by paving $6 15
apiece. Sobeequently the board of direc.
tors met at the school honse to investi
gate the matter, when the boys acknowl
Seige their wrong, and that the teacher
endeavored to preserve order in
school as best be could. The directors
not wishing to punish the boys further
they were restored to the sehool. Then
another Lreterred a charge against
’
quest ion |
: irgotors decided that
“the e was vicions, malicious an
damaging to the schaop!,” aud that the
teacher Id go on and teach out the
him
check of $50 as a forfeit, The editor of
Field and Sport has acknowledged the re-
ceipt of Mr. Sobers letter and check, and
the same will be pubiished in his paper
this week. We trast Dr. Carver will
have the courage to meet Mr. Scher, as
fine feats in shooting which he never
dreamed of and will astonish him. No
has been able to perform th
fancy shooting which are th
wonder with all who have bad the goo
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INSURANCE CO.
The annual meeting and election of
the Farmers’ Mat. F, Ina. Co, of Centre
Co., was held at Centre Hall, Monday, 14.
The following directors were chosen for
the ensuing vear:
Mai. J. B. Fisher, 8, J. Herriog, Wm.
M'Farlane, Jacob Bottorf, Fred Kurtz,
Sam’l Slack, J. G. Bailey, H. O. Campell,
H. C. Duck, Dan’! Bramgard,
Gramley, Juo. H. Musser.
The board organized by electing the
following officers,
President: Fred Karlz.
Viee President: 8. J.
Treasurer: Wm, Wolf,
Beeretary: D. F. Luse.
The annual statement will be found in
amo and owa a healthy
6 busines of the com
s lurge in-
wees, there
within
Herring
another co 81
r
in thie past :
an if there are no §
will be a handsome surplus
next six Ti Company has
POY io th who ones left it and
ried others, as the bes: 8fest and cheap-
sick they fan
old oue again.
own interests
mpany.
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site of alialrs
pany, Year, shows
¢ 3
Crease, :
Ty : 3
in " ig
CO
The
to
¢8t 10 14 iil are
to j&
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people owe £10 |}
ing back
eis
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stand by their b
nie o
I. SABBATH'E WORK.
her, fhe
his calling again, judg-
of work pe
bath ia the discharge
He nreachied and held ¢
in the valley choreh
Proa: hed Bprmons in
gregations,
at two private resi-
iren, and mars
snghiters of Peter
arried at the
ie afternoon, the other
warch Sanday even-
wh } WAS 8
ing into a cistern,
5 was a big
W
¢
Of
place is
nt he r=
of
MT
(reorges
morning,
oLher cof
3
the Nacrament
lences, baptized three chil
beth d
1
heine
being
PEE,
ol}
ie
On
a short
Sabbath’s work.
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BR. HAMILL'S MINISTRY.
. Hamill, of Oak Hall, has now
gorved that charge forty-three years—it
was his first call, and will remain 0, no
rye
|
ins
and esteem vps
outiived ail
when
ion ©
the members of
became ig pastor, w 8 £xs
f two veneral ladies, Mrs,
yi and Mrs, Sarah John
s only survivors.
s are pleased to say, |
appeargnce of being go
for another 20 years io the ser.
¢ Master, and we trust he will
pared for many years of good work
spel ministry. We are proud
¥ by
bad
h
$
ue a
6
0
w
ry
of th
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BIG WEDDING.
Our young friend, Will Flory, had one
of the largest weddings, last Sabbath
| evening yet held in these parts. The
| ceremony came off in the Lutberan
{ church, after the regular services. The
| main audience and Sabbath school rooms
| were crowded to their utmost before the
| hour for services. Of course, the large
| attendence was there to hear the sermon
| and not for idie cuoriosity—and a good
{ sermon was heard too. After which the
{ bridal party, headed by Isaac Harpster
| and Miss Rebecea Derstine as grooms
| man and bridesmaid, followed by the
| bride and groom, Mr. Will Flory and
Miss Lavina Breon and too' their place
| before the altar, as the wedding march
{ was performed on the organ by J. W.
Wolf, and were joined in wedlock, by
ithe pastor, Rev. Fischer.
The afternoon of the same day a sister
of the bride, Miss Celesta Breon, was
| married at the home of the bride, to Mr.
| Gotlieb Strohmeier, of this town.
Both these are worthy young men,
and have wedded excellent young ladies,
| sisters, daughters of Peter Breon.
| happy one.
g——
- -———
On last Tuesday evening, at about?
o'clock, Wm. Horner, the huckster, who
lives about 2 miles west of Centre Hull
| was returning from Bellefonte, where he
| had been attending market, he met with
| an experience which he will long remem.
ber When within about one mile of his
hom», in a lonely part of the mountains,
the first warning he bad of any one be-
ing present, was by the blow of a heavy
i elub in the bands of some unknown per-
| son, which struck him above the eyes
and knocked him out of his wagon, into
! the bushes. The robber then jumped
upon Mr. Horner and proceeded to beat
| him into insensibility and then rifle his
pockets with ease,
robber quite a tussle, and was very badly
heaten over the head with the
Finding himse'f weakeoing Mr. Horner
began to ery for assistance, fwhich fright
ened the fellow aud he took to his heels,
bis wagon and get to his home, where
sary to dress his wounods, which are
quite serious, having the scalp cut open
for several inches, snd his skoll almost
fractared.
had a koot in it, and it struck
the eve, crushing the bones. His whole
head is almost one mass of bruises,
The object
be v,
ne
Knowl that Mr. Horner had
been to market and would retorn with a
sum of money, he chose the lonely
| pose, but was foiled,
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A GOOD ONE.
o Millheim. It is said while having a
{ head thro a window and stared right at
‘em
pede. No doubt “old Nick" enjoyed the
fun as much
| wind of it,
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BIG OFFER,
We make the following liberal offer,
good only to January 10, 1880.
sending ns the names of three sabscrib-
| ers and the cash, for 1 year gets the Rz-
roRTER free as a premium for the same
period.
ing for and easily earned.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
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BS. MARTHA J. KEPLER,
. Martha Jane Kepler, of
ti : at 9.19 «
the advanced age of 65 vears,
and 15 days 8
0, Centre «
1
Air
1
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~ yelook
4
died « HE “A
months
nae
int nnty, August 24, 1833,
id the no gr early life wae
and near the village of Stormstown.,
+ was twice married
i, Rev. Will
I favorably kaown a8 an earnest local
ister of the Methodist
sarch in the southeastern
Centre county. After
vad sof
spent
portion of
the death of Mr
married to Jacob
known farmer of Pine
©
well
CHANGES,
B. Salt has sold hia house and lot to
Hill for $1150,
Mr. Solt inten Is moviog to near Fredere
ickburg, Md.
J.
the farm occupied by him several years
John Kline, on Kart2’s farm, will moves
yuold’s Buffalo Roa farms
FALL AND WINTER.
(let a new suit and overcoat from
Montgomery & Cy, Tailors, Beilefonte,
made clothivg., They have also a full
stock of Hate, Caps, Umbrellas, and Gen:
tiemen’s Furnishings,
Moxraomeny & Co., Tailors,
Bellefonte,
A I A RASA.
ADDITIONAL LOJALS.
wes All the popular novels ut Murray's
Soe Faunble's stoek before purchas-
ing.
~=Very fine work done at Miller's
photo. ear, Prices very low.
wes Rochester Clothing House, Bell
fonte, for fine clothing.
welam’l Flory intends moving from
the Lo p to Centre Hall again,
—efor cheap clothing #o to the
Rochester clothing house, Beilefonte.
~==ee Fanble’s stock before purchas-
ing.
wena), Fisher, of Penn Hall, now
bests his residence by steam, and is
pleased with the trial of it so far.
we For a well fitting and well made
suit, go to Fleming, the tailor, Belles
fonts,
~eMoney can be saved by purchasing
your boots sod shoes at Mingle's shoe
store Bellefonte,
, B. Brisbin bas several men
needy repairs on the road at
lower end of town,
~~ {30 to Fauble's clothing house for
| a fine suit of clothing and save money
: —Mr. H. P. Sankey, of Potters Mills,
was one of our p easant callers last week
Mr. John Lingle, of near this place,
| bas been quite ill for some time,
wee Bothester Clothing House, Belle.
fonte, for five clothing.
Fall and winter stock of clothing
| at the Philad. Branch.
~nP'ie Reformed
iltheim
cingregation in
ciearad $90 by a recent festis
{ = For a fine and cheap winter suit go
to Fleming, the fashionable tailor, Belle-
| fonte,
~weTrusses and shoulder braces, popu-
i
i lar makes and designs, at Marray's Drag
! Gramley, of Miles township, is serious'y
Ril,
| Fleming has a complete line of
| and at a bargain.
wmeeJames Reed's residence at Rebers-
burg was purchased by Wm, Wate, price
$1600,
| =f you wish a dress suit give Flem-
| fog, the tailor, your order and you will
| not regret it.
| ~—=Ready-made clothing of every de.
scription and quality at the Philad,
Brauch, Bellefonte.
ewe Palsy caused the death of Daniel
Miller,on 12. He leaves a widow and
peveral children in Haines twp,
wee Y O11 CAN BRAVE & days wages every
time, by buying your boots and shoes at
A. 0. Miogle's store, Bellefonte,
ee Fleming, the fashionable tailor
Bellefonte, makes the cheapest and best
fitting suits in the county.
wwe Next Wednesday two fat bogs will
be shot for at Rebersburg, Also a shoot.
ing matoh for a sleigh at Coburn on Fri-
day.
we fall line of the latest popu
novels on sale at Murray's drug store
sent to any address for 20 cts,
~enWm. Flory has gone to Tyrone,
where he has secared a jop on the rail-
road,
wee Fable keeps the finest stock of
ready made clothing in the county and
cannot be undersold by any competitor.
we wsThe Millheim horse company suits
resulted in the sued paying the
AsseEsMen te,
wns Wolfs Btore will have a musical
convention, by Prof. J. 8, Meyer, begi
ning Jan, 28.
wPowers' immense stock of boots
and shoes and low prices is whet makes
hings lively at their store at Belle
ont
wwe A dollar saved is a dollar earned,
which canbe done by buying clothes from
she Rodiostar ug House, Belle-
waThere will be preaching in t
Ts Shanthi By Bi
¥
PERN TOWNEHIP,
Rev, W. C, Blerly, of
for Rev, Stover, (Evangelical) at Milihelm last
Saturday evening, at Woodward on Bunday
morning, and at Asronsburg in the af ternoon.
William is just a young man, he has had no cir
eut yet, and is teaching school in Brushvalley
This spring he expects 0 commence to preach
a first class preacher,
John Maize, of Millheim, bought 20 acres of
land from the Jacob Gephart farm, at $70 per
acre, ie expects to commence farming
small scale,
on
There are two shooting matches billed to come
off. One at Coburn on the 18th, the at
Rebersburg on the Zird,
second
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Smithville is very sick, and
is not expected to recover.
The Lutheran’s of Millheim observed week of
| prayer last week as usual, They have a week's
i prayer meetiog every winter after New Year,
{ 8 horses advertised, together with a lot of slab
{ wood and other wood, at public sale on the 22nd.
The Sheriff was
special business,
E
i of Weldensaul,
{ yoar or 80,
C. Campbell has a new miller by
He
the name
had no regular miller for a
The Bpringems are
“sheep,” as the Go
trying to scrape the (
tle said
Monday and Tuesday were |
heim noth but
dirty from morning tills
Bradenberger represe
rely days for Mill
1 was ing TABORIE ®1(
Mr. John
nied the Dauphin Co, hor
iiars ight
we
insurance company.
we ever met,
{ it that the farmers wore taken in as they were, it
was the agents’ wark. They collected the aunual
| does and never handed it over
| The the 1
pay thelr annual dues and
the company
onpany sent wolicy holders notice
Ad NIDA as
the
and would not pay think
1
The annus! dues were pald, so they
or
hing wrong
AA) hey
a1
§ BOL correct
i
eile also sa
Hore §
wi
3 Lenlre
Mi
has taken o
i helm to Col
# the bell and we
be taken down
We
unuerslan
{11 : Lt anstiol
i will ta, if not enough mor
3
{
be raised, think the charges are &
i David Bollinger and
{
i
wi
wi n ads and relatds
visiting Mas 8nd relists
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SPRING MILLS,
One moral inst
ing
0
i week before most
| were out of Will Musser, the railroad
who boards at th
meet the 7
starind for
clerks
tied
WEE ne oe Yin
f had
§ bed
1
edout o and seizing
{ shots out of his wind
but fortunately faik
A circuialing (ibrar
{ few days
mo
E H. Long, of Far
| Breon's house ls
ers Mills, vod
1 week
Jahn Bhook has p
creamery for $i 0
WW. A Brows
| Krise's store room
irchased
i a
~More rain Thursday morning
{ ~The Coburn musical convention
i now under full headway with upwards
of 90 singers, and promises to be a suc
CHa,
is
w—eJorry Miller has had
uite handsome
~The effort to snow, oa last Friday
i night, wasa miserable failare—it only
| showed up as thick ss pasteboard next
| morning.
:
now,
| ~—Faable's line for eady made clo |
{ ing is complete iu every par icalar, and
i cannct be beat by any dealer in the
{ conaty.
| ==Noah Hubler, of Haines twp., lied
{ of consumption, on 13, aged about 50
| years. Funeral Taesday morning fol
Flowing.
——ee Novels by Scott, Goldsmith, Verne,
Haggard, Duchess, Dora Thorne, Hugh
| Conway otc, on sale at Marrays
slore,
The advertisement of Mr. Heory
| Rossman, the practiced nndertaker and
{ embaimer of Tosseyville, will be found
! in another coinmaun,
cutter in the state in his employ.
Bimon Moyer, formerly living near here,
pat now at Hummelswharf, died on Moa”
day last of scarlet fever.
produce in exchange for work
him, at market prices.
Mr, Johu Roush, jan aged citizen
of Madisonburg, died on the 10, aged
nearly 81 years. He was a member of
the Reformed charch, sud bighiy esteem
ed by all,
~1f you wish to be well dressed, get
your clothing made by Fleming, tne
fashionable tailor, Bellefonte, who has a
complete line of latest goods, and at
chgapest prices.’
~The blasting at the lime kilns near
liefonte can be heard distinctly at this
place, and even two and three miles be-
ond, a distance of nearly 8 miles,
«J, DD. Murray ve the Becker
washing machine a trial a few days ago,
and pisssed with its work, be bought
one. No machinelike it.
wewPont fail to visit Millers photo
graph car in this place, and see the work
ne by him, which is as fine and well
executed as done by any artist,
Mr. Kinter, formerly R R. agent
t Centre Hall, now at Riverside, oppo
te Danville, we aresorry to learn, in
Juite low of consumption. He was un.
versally esteemed here,
~A musics convention will be held
at Brumgards church, about two miles
below Wolfs Store, commencing on Jan,
2 JG Koper, vuilip Meyer and Lows
ell Meyer will have charge of it. :
weed, C, Mingle bas an exceptionally
fine live of boots and sl and at
prices which cannot be old by any
one, His line of dress boote and
in See his stock and you will
KEW MAIL SCHEDULE.
A new mail schednle has been isened
on the Centre Hall and Potiers Mills
route, and will go into effect immediate.
ly. The mail will arrive at Centre Ha'l
at 10:16 a. mm. and return at 10:30, a. m,
Under the old schedule the mail arrived
at 2:20 and returned at 4:30 p. m.
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eee 37, JaCObS is improv
attack of pneumonia,
wee Mr, Wm, FF. Jordon, of Harshy
en., Ohio arrived in this
He came {0 attend
al Aaronshurg
is a ronsinslaw
5
ing from his
He
big
MROn,
moet
— Powers’ shoe stdre is having a
at this
pared
They have an immense stoc
fe
i.
¥
’
it,
of new
wear, Lumbermen’s
boots, and all kinds of boots for
workmen, at lpwer vrices
ever, Ladies’ and gents’ dress
ghoes and in fact anything von want
gums
at Powers’ shoe store, Belle-
fonte,
nn
HIDES WANTED
At the Centre Hall tannery,
Oil, plastering hair, |
harness, sole and a genera
leather for sale, Hides ta
Ratisfaction gnaranteed
Call or a
»
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Blog
¥ ©
ddross,
20 dec. tf. J.B. Rows.
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THE HARRISBURG PATRIOT.
ALL THE NEWS }
The Harrisbar
ing foll Asso
tractive speci
mail to any ad
$5 00 per
gz Dai
“dl Pros
dad
it 1
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ar
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be sent hy mail ¢
rate of 81.00
| order,
Address i
Market Street, Harrighu
subeeriber at
cash with 1
per apnum,
bord
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HENRY ROSSMAN,
EM
nal
BALMER. -
He keeps in stock a
of Coffins, Caskets, ¢
Burial Robes, et
O womens} wus
ws €}
Funerals attended wilh
a very fine Hearse.
ee
3 KN STATEMENT OF THE FARM.
KE MUTUAL FIRE INBURARCE CO,
Ofliee of The Farmers Mutuol Fire Ins, Co.
af Cendre County, Pa.
Centre Havn, Pa. Jasvany 14, 188) —
In compliance with the provisions of thelr char.
ter the Thirty First Annual Statement of the
transactions of the Company is hereby presenibd
UAL
Bs
Bills receivable, i
premio notes due and
payable by member
for insurance the [ast
Year
Cash premiuns
ax...
being
75 Til
CRBUTY
£ tal
is of
Cash ‘
AVAiia~
the past
EXF}
NBER,
§ 140.590
125.485
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BOP anis
Vw er sErViees
BIE DRIRICE
1597.81
1,048 53
ame day the following
r the ensuing year: J. B.
Pred Kurtz, Samuel 5
el Bromenrt, Bamuel Gn
Campbell, J Bally,
L
ed by electing
FRED KURTZ,
President
ine dress boot or shoe, look
k, B fonte before pur-
€
Hart
THE BUSIEST
IN TOWN
New MAH
gone the next
lenishing stock.
yi'W £
=
}
d 3s9q ay
is and
here
eq A¢
Underwear,
Ara
have the nicest
RAG
‘sute
Lumbermen’s
sortment of Cook 8
Ad[[ea a3 ut AoE
£3
its.
day and
basy
are
us re
ir itn ’
ir ibe o%
Ladies’
ats,
and Children’s
lankets,
received,
ooming
S
ymall Prof
i Robes,
ef We
ARPET,-
Our Motto:
ales and
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with revernibie
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$a
WE,
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Quick S
Store.
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