THEY DID IT. What ? following. They write: Sl Central Ave, Cincinnatl, O., 1 anuary 4th, es { Athlophoros Pills have cuced moe of liver ipimnt and dyspepsia, the Pi incarestic Jerfully. . H. ROWERAMY, 16 Rosette ©, New Haven, Ct, { February Oth, iss Athlophoros Pills worked case of dyspepsia Exxa Lo Cran. Ath-lo-pho-ros Pills are small and pleasant to take, yet wonderfully efiective, Invaluable for kidne: and liver complaints, dyspepsia, in- digestion, constipation, headache, ete, They'll take away that tired feeling giving new life and strength, &ar8end 6 cents for the beantiful 3 “ - A 5 4 " ture, “ Moorish Malden THE ATHLOPHORGS CO. 112 Wall Si. N.Y colored plo- ELEVEN HUNDRE 1188 AND EIGHTY-EIGH Students in Allendance last wenr al iD 1 RECORD BUILDING, 917-919 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Morning, Afternoon and Night Sessions, zo that has It not ial means. has grown experienced staff of instruc. and adaptation to t wouoderfully oy ¢th not ftsel made by any solely by virtue of i tors, chosen for their fitness he positions which they fill, fistic courses of its 1 in the far famed “Fk heaith ax trons, and students of ty and each Howl e convenlence of iis ty to the client of the “al MAY PEIRCE, M. A. Principal and Founder. ini THOMAS feb23 A CHENBACH'S BAKERY, 4 r s— ee 0, | } Bishop 8t., Bellefonte ~~ ff A% Solid Gola 1 Fr B1OW, 1h i 48 + timekeeper w ranted. Yesry Sod Gold | ag Cases. Both ladien’ genie’ sass, wilh works | eases of equal wales, | id Y Samples. Thee samples, se a or we a8 the wateh, we send . Free, and alter you have Regt hem in your home for B mosihe and shows (ham to those wie may have called, they begome Pour swn proper Those wo write al once on be sure of seseiviag the nteh ead Bamples. We pay all express, Height, ete Address Stinson & Co., Box S13 B YLVANIA STATE COLLEGE LOCATED IN ON} FUL AND | ALLEGHE TIONAL TUITION OTHER MOST BEAUTI IN THE NDERNOMINA- i TO BOTH SEXES; FREE: BOARD AND EXPENSES VERY LOW, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY, 1. AGRICULTURE (Theres Coursen) and AGRI CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant ii lustrations on the Farm and in the Labora REGION: UNI] HORTICULTURE; sal. Stadents tanght original 1@ MiCTOSCOPe ISTRY: with an unusually ourse in the Laborato JN LING: very extensive field h best modern instruments, 2 F< A ancient and Modern, with origh vestigation, . COURSE IN LITERATURE and CIENCE: Two years. Ample facilities for Music, voosl and instrumental. LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Iatin optional.) French, German and Euglish (re. i 1.) one or more continued through the entire course MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; and applied MECHANIC ARTS, combining shop work with study, three yeary' course, New bulld- ing and equipment, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; theoreti cal and practical MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL 8CIL- ENCE; Constitutional Law and History, Political Economy, ete. MILITARY ™ TRYCE instruction theoreti- eal and practical, incinding each arm of the gervice PHYSICS, Mechanics, Bound, Light, Heat, Fleetrieity, ete. a very full course, with ex- tensive Laboratory practice, 4. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT; Jears—caie fully graded and thorough, Eall term opens Septembor 12, 1888; Winter term, January 3, 1880, Spring term, April 4, 1880, For Catalogue and other information. address GEO, W, ATHERTON, LL.D., Prest,, Hate College, Centre Co. Pa theoreti full and werongh pure Two HIDES WANTED. Highest cash prices paid for hides at Seaxarer & Cos. Centre Hall, Pa if MANHOOD How Lost, How Restored ! Just published, a new edition of DR. CULVERWELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure of Spermatorrhoos or Incapac ity induced by excessor early indiscretion, The celebrated author, In this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty year oe that the alarihing oonsequences of early error may be radically cured pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectnal, meats of which every sufferer, no matter what condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately sud radically. S3>This lecture should be io the hands of every you every man in the land, Bet yhder a San suvalops: 10 address: stamps. Address, TER Reo HARRISON'S FAREWELL. A Vast Crowd Sees Him Off for Washington. Decorated and Enthuosiastie ing Citizen—He Reads a Brief Farewell Address—¥Progress of the Train. INpraxaror:s, Feb, 20, ~The departure of family for Washington All the business houses and many of the residences on the principal streets Gen. Harrl- son's picture was displayed in many of the Indianian honor $3 the house, for movement about the house was watched with the terest The koenest in- wesident-eloct was the first to appear I ¥ and enter the carringe. He was escorted by H. English. Gen, Harrison lifted his hat and trance to his house as he walked riage. Four to his car carringes were filled with mem- The Grand Army post of which the general A platoon of and a band of sixteen pleces led the w ay to the Union station As the party passed down the principal streets it all sides with en- ws from the thousands of per sons who lined the sidewalks, and moved to was greeted on thusiastic ol ward the station, keeping time with the ocar- risges Harrison acknowledged the enthusiasin by bowing to but the trip wut any further incident At the depot a number of policemen guarded to the train sheds, and for a the people were kept back. Pretty n, however, the crowd in the rear pushed thir carrying the officers with them, and then came a general rush, Five usand people crowded through the gate ve and surrounded the train, «1 the station it was with the greatest diffi ¥ that a path nd be made for ladies to the On several occasdons Gen persons whom he recognized, was wit the entran ugh the gates, tho wi When Gen. Harrison reac him and the special train that stood waiting for then on Ji Harrison and his wife bad 0 sly, and were the first ones as be boarded the immediately entered. Then all except Mrs. Harrison and Mrs lowed i | ent-olect party, Kee, { In a moment the president-elect came out vexed on his countenance liscernible, and spoke to the Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mo separated from the where be found, and Mr land started out to Hovey called attention and Harrison to the crowd, which The chief execu lose to the brake on the address ivery Hines w= froma a expression party and McKee and hunt them up then tt heer 29 an steel | 3 Ove wing addre Ian u cist in my mind iy, it has before | oe | am me to go that | can sense of ¢ duties bt , bast iu one whos to even inlo the quiet chamber of judgment iidancs His wisdom for direction and ub iailing and safety My fami this « t hon grateful thanks for with wish that separation may be full of peace and bappiness for each of you Just at the close of his bedef remarks Mrs Harrison, having been found, slipped blithely out of the doorway and made a graceful bow to the throng. Gen Harrison grasped her hand sageriy and his face brightened up with evident satisfaction as she stood by his side Conductor King leaned over the guard gate, moved his band to the engineer, and the dresidential train moved slowly away as the clock showed 3:13, The president-elect and his wife remained on the platform saluting the crowd until the train got a square away Rrousonn, Ind, Feb, 20. —The Harrison train was grected by a large and enthusiastic crowd on its arrival here, While the engine was taking water the president-elect, in response to cheers sud cries for Harrison, appeared on the rear platform of the car and addressed the citizens as follows: My friends, 1 have so long had my home among you that | cannot but feel a sense of regrot in leaving the soil of Todiava. 1 go with a deep sense of inadequacy, but I am sure you will be patient with my mistakes, give me your lielp as citizens [cheers and cries “We willl] in my efforts to promote the best interests of the people and the honor of the uation we love, [Cheers] 1 thank you for this cordial greeting. Unnaxa, O., Feb. 20. At Piqua there was a brief stop. Cries were made for the presi- dent-elect by a large crowd of people who had gathered at the station. Gen. Harrison went out on the rear platform of his car, and was about to address the assemblage when the bell rang and the train started, Corusmaus, O., Feb, 26. The Panhandle special, bearing President-elect ar rived here at 8:15, Members of both branches of the legislature, local Republican clubs, headed by bands of music, and 20,000 Colum: bus citizens met him. As the train pulled neross High street the national salute was fired, and the cheer that went up from thou. sands of throats was simply deafening. The Indies were well represented in the crowd, and were just as anxious to see Gen. Harrison as the men, The train pulled out at 8:25. Governor and Mre, Foraker attended the party as far as the Pennsylvania line, EE a Governor Hill to the Printers ALraxy, Feb, 20. Governor Hill was pre sented with a handsome wet of resolutions by the Albany Typographical uuion for his as in the department of units with me in radial good b and # me yours o CONDENSED NEWS. Down for the Benefit of Busy Readers, Edward W, Woodruff, who was se rotary of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail road under the Ives and Btayner regime, has been arrested at his home in Newark, N. J, and taken to police headquarters, | | | i i i bill at 11 o'clock, and the announcement was made in the afternoon, you please events who are participating in an affeir of that kind in San Francisco are “Old Sport” Campana, of Bridgeport, Conn, ; Hart, Moore, Vint and Taylor, As a result of the recent misunderstanding between Professor Bowen and the young lady pupils Bordentown Feanale college is now entirely deserted, save by the professor and his family, The directors of the West Jersey railroad have declared a semi-annual dividend of 31g Ser cent, and the West Jersey and Atlantic declares 21 per cent, J. J. Vander- grift and others, the last of the I dependent operators in the Lima oil field tion was £17 id The considera tandard lense on 40,000 acres additional 0, and gives the B territory Hon. Samuel J, Randall is rapidly failing in health and strength, The Intercollegiate Athletic association has formally withdrawn from the National Ama teur Association of American Athletes Cal McCarthy, of Jersey City, defeated Hab Morgan, of Wilkesbarre, in a six round glove Contest It is believed that Albert Hegel, of Union Hill, N. J, and Mrs elopexd. The woman Hoboken daily night was absent husband heard that she went Lena have the She Btugen is wife silk weaver visitor at Hegel's she almost a Ou Friday home, and her at Heo met by wh and tugen left to procure a warrant few minutes later Hegel an the house and have not ret The First Baptist church, of Nashua, N. H., has unanimously voted to call Rov, O. J White, of Jersey City, to the pastorate, If Oscar Neelw, the Anarchist convict now in prison at Joliet, confess all he knows about the Haymarket riot it is possible that Governor Fifer will pardon him Dr. Alvan Taloott, of Guilford, Conn, bas given 5 000 to Yale university to endow a professorship of Greek The Lucas Werkheiser libel case drawing large crowds to the court house at Trenton, and the testimony pro and con is the talk of The steamer Klong Alf, just arrived at New York, reports a narrow sscape from the Haytien navy. One shot was while flying the American flag also reports that an American schooner was pur sued whe house from wis and brandished a reve leave. 8 there Was GPraers Ives 1s, will is still the town fired at ber Bhe Incendiaries fired a large and crowded tenes ment bouse in Elizabeth street, New York, early in the morning. The caped in thelr night clothing sons were slightly injured gutted, Kerosene was used, There is a great popular revulsion of fel ing in favor of Parnell in London, and he is lauded by the press as “The inmates all Bevoeral per The building was } most devoted, val and an that ever steered a oom 1 ugh st | peril” This sympathy extends t ers and the Tories are called Pi the house of comunons strong speech arraigzning the its treatment of the Irish four reply | of rose Vig The Baltimore and Obio fected a through train service Six 5 Was teed with cries gros rigott + bas noarly re between New and Washington daily Philip H. Walch, « the most versatile newspaper men of New York paragraphs enlivenad the Bun, rious weekly and monti cancer of the mouth Samuel and Losewa Seitz have just been married the third time Toledo, O ware divoroed and she affections of two other kh Letters from mised ceived at London with Tippo Tib recruiting an army for a great war A tramp who enter protection fr trains will be run ne of funny columns of The ns appeared in va- iy periodicals, died of Ww howd and whose contributi nt They twice enjoyed the hands meanwhile on t Star SAT the Cos 0 re ay tha MOY 8 1 a refrigerator car for the wenther, at Jersey City, was #nocules y locked Wn J in and carried to Camden, where he was discovered badly frozen that both {eet had to be amputated The gemeral of the dead at Rome Augustinian order is FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Closing Quotations of the New York Stock Exchange. New Yomux, Feb & Money 20944 per cent Exchange quiet; posted rates, $4 G4 4: ae tual rates, $480@4 83 for sixty days, and $4.50. WY for demand. Governments steady: currency fa, 120 bd; 4, coupon, 12808 hid; Hm, do. 108 bid The stock market opeoed dull and weak, with prices 14 to 1 por cent. lower, with Bt Paul eom mon and preforred and Missouri Pacific the weak est stocks. The market continued weak during the first hour, but after 11 o'clock there was a firmer feeling and a recovery of 8g to 8 per cent. from the lowest point. At the close the market was steady. f Closing bids: West. Union Tel., 8534 Adams Express... 150 U. 8 Express . 52 C,.C.,.C&1 ™y N.Y. Centmal NK. J. Central wig isola Central 10814 Northern Pacific 2084 Do. pref a Central Pacific... 8Y4 Missouri Pacific 1M Texas Pacific . Nn Alton &T. H. . Canada Southern., 548 Canada Pacific, a General Markets, New Youx, Feb. 8. «FLOUR--Quist; city mill extras, $5.9035.45 for West Indies; Minnesota extra, $3.9500.90;) superfine, $2.00033.40; fine, $2.1508. WHEAT Quiet; receipts, 1,180 bushels; ship. ments, none; No. | red state, $1.08; No. 2do., $1; No. 2 red winter, March, 98340.; do., May, $1001, CORN Steady: receipts, 108,200 bushels; ship ments, 990.677 bushels; No. 2 mixed, ©. cash; 80.; March, 4360. do, April, &8go.; do., May, e. OATS-Steady; recsipls, 40,000 bushels; ship. ments, 460 bushels; No. | white state, 3c.; No, ¢ do., 8034e.; No, 2 mixed, March, %j4c.; do., May, oun. RAL = Dull; new 12.509 12.70. LARD--$7.92 March; $7.93 May MOLASHER «Quist, but fire; Chicago & Alton. Del. & Hudson. . Del, L.& West Erie Kansaw® Texas Lake Shore Northwest, Do. pref Pacific Mail. Reading. BL. Paul Wabash, .. Bur. & Quincy, Ore. R'y & Nav, Ore. Trans. 180 195% 14144 2% 1854 1043 10634 ed = 4“ woo 1BNG 108g wn WM . 53 bow crop New $1.0001. 1004. From Our Rabbit Hellow Cor. respondent. wisi. CY me Dear Kernel and Editor, Ounce in a wile I here wat our gembly~ I bere tha flag on every state, Wat a bully Them fellers get mity pas triotic by spels, Wen the flag is histed Ite repored they want to pas a law fer to the banks of Penns kreek, so yn kin Bat yu'd git lots of kompany. They once made a law thet a tront with a net They an idea there wasn’t no trout cant There goin to try to put premeums on | ef skunks did eny I wish be hed teen with mean Biil Snyder wen tryen to git a rabet out nf a stonepile then hed fonn out ef tha dan somthen. I dont beleeve thell put a premeum on skunks, fer then every sembiyman wnd loose his skulp., Groundhog da ought to be made a les gal boller day, an elect some of ther un~ mannerly klerks fer to be grounhog. Ef] I got to the sembly I'd make me own holler days. There must be more rest fer vs men, Doun ou a cheer all the yere round is a leetle rof on our women wats got to do the menden. Im al- lers in fer helpin the wemen, Polly sends her respekts, an is curus ter no ¢f ver single yit. Bhe thinks ef yer hevnt got a wife yit yerd stan a good chanse wid Bally Toprale., She isnt so purly as her was therty years ago, but she is tuff as as walebone and gust got a set 'o pew teeth, Bhe is wonderful man- nerly, pashent and lite feeding. Polly swares she'd make a nice printer's wife. Now take ther hint, Fer perticlers, call on Polly. More next. Muregrzy, NOTICE, on| Persons owing the undersigned coal account are hereby requested tol make payment on or before March 1, '80, Kurtz & Box. > ADDITIONAL LOCALS. ~~ See Fauble's stock before purchas- ing. A. P'. Krape's sale will be found advertised in another colum, March 21, ~-—Fall and winter stock of clothing at the Philad. Branch. we J. CO, Motz, of Woodward, is still geiting more feeble, i 3 1 — Rochester Clothing House, Belle-| fonte, for fine clothing. i Fleming has a complete line of] winter goods, which he offers very cheap and at a bargain, Many of our people tell us they have not yet been able to decide how to vote on prohibition, ~Teams wanted to haul lumber and railroad ties, inquire of J. D. Lesuze, Centre Hall. FOr 8 well fitting and well made suit, go to Fleming, the tailor, Belles fonte, ~All the presents at Henry Kor- man’s golden wedding, last week, were of gold, of course, are you wish a dress suit give Flem- ing, the tailor, your order and you will not regret it. Oscar Emerick let an axe come in contact with his foot instead of a piece of wood-—and he uses crutches now. ~ ———Fanble’s line for eady made clo b- ing is complete in every par icular, and cannet be beat by any dealer in the county. For Rext —Having leased the Witmer homestead for the year, the one half of] same is offered for rent, from April 1st, 1889, Cras, Exgriox, Centre Hall. XECUTOR'S NOTICE LETTERS TESTA mentary on the estate of John Oswald dec'd, late of Gregg township, having been grant ed in the andenigned. he requests all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate to make immediale payment, and those having] claims against the same to present them duly authenticated for selilement, SAMUEL J, HERRING, Executor, Sjanét Penn Hall, Pa. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ~LETTERR of Administration upon the estate of Jacob Royer, deceased, ate of Potter township having been lawfully granted to the undersigne he would fully request all persons know ing themselves to be indebted to the estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same tO present them duly authenticated for settlement, W. J. THOMPSON , Administrator, Potters Mil jansiet is, Pa. GRAIN, REPORTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON, Prices subject-to fluctuations of market, Wheat, red co... 95 Oats DeW....coonersn § Wheat, white ...cc... 0 RY€.cciiniirinmmin Corn 42 Barley Neo, ta] a] FLOUR AND FEED, Pat, Flour. 155 Bran per ton... ler Flour..8 1 & retal Bost Rolt'r Flour 1 80 M Middlings per ton. 22 0 Chop HIDES WANTED. At the Centre Hall tannery. Oil, plastering hair, lace, kip; upper sole and a of! or sale, A Be RY Satisfaction guarsioed. 20 dec. tf. ” J. 8. Rows. When Baby wae lek, we gave har Oustorta, When she wae » Child, she cried for Castarls, Whee she broasse Mise, she clung 10 Onstanis, HENRY vonin (o ROSSMAN, line QO () cmemsnensees (3 a very fi 17janly ne Hearse. ALERMEN To handle our 8 stock. Heady work si DOCOCESATY sucosed with rite for terms, Nurse l4febim pecialties and Ornamental good pay. No experience pot afraid to work can expenses paid 10 Cons guaranteed, EC Brion rymen, and Erie Division on and after Noy srrat RF r ABTOLINE leaves P - - » MBO rie Topppapen iR.. Bg BUBSB80 Harrisburg milandon Wil Harrisburg Montandon sPREYEERD Lock Haven... Renovo... Kane....... BEHPBERED 5 0% a B80 we oT > 388 § $eodew . ari ort FE § MOS eos snnsiss ; Wy wd aN in. arrisburg.. Montandon Fillinsnsport Lock Haven arr arr at RENOVO ACK leaves Grrr arrives at Pe also on Sunday. ERIE MAIL leaves arr al day. Erie Mail West, N Jersey Ebore.. Ww Harrisburg Jd Paliadelphis... ane serene al T pUYOUOYYYRrPETY 0 Lock Haven... Williamsport......19 Montandon ...... Harrisburg cone Philadelphia... REDOVO ..oovcnicinee lock Haven... Williamsport... Montandon .. . Harrisburg... Philadelphia... BEERS BEENERL HHH Brit. Renovo .. . lock Haven. Williamsport . Montandon . Harrisburg... Philadelphia, NEESS pee evYY nome ae BE » SgEBEEEE Express West, and Day and at Driftwood with LEWISBURG AND with B. P & BN. Y. & PF. RR, A.V.R. TYRONE RAILROAD. > bi Mon 24 Biehl 20 Vie gesExy Mi oo ne U0 OF 00 60 50 00 03 5D 50 0D be her ek et ng ir 1 1045 45 5 85 siminin MONNNBUERERVNUReRATTD Gap BREIVEBREBUNSTIENUINR : 7.10 ab p m, ry Gens Pureor Axt N EW GARMAN HOUBE, opporite the Court House, BELLEFONTE, PA The New Garinan sxbes and Is open new furniture bells, and all table JEVI¥ HOUSE House for the publd throughout, » moGern arisen from its New building. un heat, electric improvements. Good hiss LOCK PA EX. PA 8. WOODE CALOWEILL, Proprietor, Perms reasonable, wood sample re. we on first floor YUSH HOUSE » W. R. Teller, proprietor, Belie- foute, Pa. Bpecial attention given to country trade, junel fy HOUSE, ovsTAIN HELLEVONTE, EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor. The traveling community will find this hotei equal to any in the county in every respect, for man and beast, and charges very moderate. Giveit a trial Z5june tf FA RTEW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE N BROCEERHOFY HOUSE, ALLEGHESY ST, BELLEFONTE, PA Good Bample Rooms on First Floor. UH. Frees Buss to and from all trains. 4g Boecial rates to witnosses and jurors. Bjun G. B BRANDON, Prop. {E*TRE HALL HOTEL. D. J. MEYER, Prop'r. FOR BUMMER BOABDRES ARD TRANEBIERT Ve ¥ pi 9 Good Table, healthy locality, pure mountain water, surrotnaded by finest natural scenery in the state, Bchools and churches convenient, Terms very reasonable, 16aug tf T. ELMO HOTEL, Ne. 817 & 819 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Reduced rates to $200 per day. The traveling public will still ind at this Ho tel the same liberal provision for their comfort. Itis located the immediat centres of business and pisces of amuse ment and different railroad depots, se wel as 8ll parts ofthe city, are easily accessibl by Street Cars constantly pasung the doors. It offers special inducement to those visitingthecity for busicess or FEGER Prorristor pleasure, Mu. Your patron 2» ERON HOUSE, in respectfully solicited JOB Corner Second and Market Sts & ZERFING PROPRIETORS, LEWISBURG, PA. Good Sample Rooms on Free'Bus to all Trains. FORI ist floor. aag22'88 Fe NK BIBLE. wee ATTORNEY AT LAW— Bellefonte, Centre Co, Pa. Office in Conrad building, opposite Brockerhoff House. jan19tf, J.H. ORVIE, C.M BOWER E L ORVIS. RVIS, BOWER & CRVI1S, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA Office opposite the Court House, on 24 floor of Forest's building. jansh F. FORTNEY, D Attlornev-at- Law, Office in old Conard building, Belle- fonte. ———————————————— MANT DALE, LE ATTORREY-AT- LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. Office N. W, corner Diamond, two doors from first national bank, jan87 J. L. BraxoLen, C. FP. Bzwes Sra NGLER & HEWES, ATTTORNEYEAT-LAW, BELLEFONTE. CENTRE C0O., PENNA, Bpecial attention to collections ; practice in alt the courts; Consultation in German snd English 0 JOBX KLINE, . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA Office on second floor of Furst's new building north of Court House. Can be consulted in English or German, 7m’yS4 J . MURRAY, » Centre Hall, Pa. Dealer in DRUGH, popular Patent Medicines Wiukel Brandy, Wihe, and Holland Gin kept &nd soid for medicinal purposes only. Btore open every day inthe wok. y may CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO BELLEFONTE, PENNA. Receive Deposits and allow aE, Discount Notes; Bay and Bell Government Becurities : J. D. BHUGERT, Cashier S A. LIST, * LEWISBURG BOOK BINDERY. All kinds of binding, st reasonable rates. New Papers, magazines, pamphlets eto, bound and re bound in first class style. G W.HOSTERMAN, x Dantist, Oentre Hall, Residence on Main street. Office in residence. Will give satisfaction in all branches of his profession, Gas, the safest opiate known administered. 14ap R.8. G6. GUTELIUS. — Dentist, Millbeim. Offe professional services to the public. * prepared to perform all operation dental profession. He is now fully °° vared to extract teeth absolutely withon pain. my278 we GOHEEN, AUCTIONEER, Is prevared to ory sa snooessfnl in the past vices to the public, COAL! COAL! Woodland Coal. Coal. Coal. Chestnnt Coal.
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