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in speaking of the late James GG. Blaine,
ican statesman by Robert GG. Ingersoll
in Cincinnati seventeen years ago.
Col. Ingersoll, then a delegate from
Illinois to the Republican National
of President. This was the first Con-
vention in which Mr. Blaine
named for that office, and he attained
285 votes on the first ballot, against
for Gov. Jewell, and 8 for W.
Wheeler (afterwards installed as Vice-
President.) This was in part what
Col. Ingersoll said: “James
Blaine is now, and has been for years,
the bearer of the sacred standard of
the Republican party.
For the Re-
its
without remaining free.
publican party to desert
leader now is as though an
should desert their General upon
field of battle. Like an armed
gallant
American Congress and threw
brazen foreheads of the defamers of his
country.”
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every third thereafter. The voter shall
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cense’’
to the court.
voting
fuse all applicants,
no license,
may grant license in the division vot-
ing for it, but not in the other. The
quor, and excepts special license to
according to the general law
withont license,
liable to a fine of $100 and imprison-
ment.
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A Little Girl's Experience In a Lighthouse
Mr. and Mrs. Loren
keepers of the Gov.
Sand Beach, Mich.
Trescott
Lighthouse
and are
sles, followed with a dreadful
and turning into a Fever.
home and at Detroit treated her,
in vain, she grew worse rapidly until
she was a mere “handful of bones.”
Then she tried Dr. King's New Dis-
covery and after the use of two and a
half bottles, was completely cured.
They say Dr. King’s New Discovery
is worth its weight in gold, yet you
may get a trial bottle free at J. D, Mur-
ray’s.
metres ———
The Railroad Company's Exhibit,
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
will have a number of unique relics on
exhibition at the World's Fair.
Among the articles so far collected is
a section of rails from the Old Portage
road by which the trip over the moun-
tains was made when the great canal
was still in existence. They also have
the original pencil drawing of the en-
trance to the old Allegheny tunnel at
Gallitzin, which was made in 1852, be-
fore any trains were run through it.
The company has five acres of space at
the fair. There will be considerable
rivalry between it and the Baltimore
and Ohio,
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Anti-Option.
This bill, last week passed the senate
by a vote of 40 to 29. Mr. Cameron
was against the bill, and Mr. Quay
paired in its favor, The affirmative
vote in the senate consisted of 27 Re-
publicans and 13 Democrats, and the
negative vote of 9 Republicans and 20
Democrats. It is believed the secret
motive back of the bill is to give the
great flouring mills and elevators of
the West an advantage in handling
wheat by shutting out operations on
the exchanges, which held the prices
up. The advocates of the bill, how-
ever, vehemently deny this, and claim
the bill will have the opposite effect
and benefit the farmer.
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Stay Home and Freeze
You ean, of course. But a charming
trip over the Union Pacific will in a
few hours land you in California, the
loveliest climate in winter for strong
men or invalids there is in this coun-
try. Bdectf
“Our Italy.”
Bo Charles Dudley Warner happily
terms California, and for a winter res
sort that glorious state Is without a
peer. The dry pureair, soft and balmy,
is a joy for the strong man and a won
derful strengthener for the weak and
suffering. The arrangement for this
fall and winter tour, via Union Pacific
| Oey SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 15, 1808, Greg)
{ Al 1 o'clock, m. Two five farms snd a
timber tract of land situated in Potter tow sship,
| Centre county, Pa.
No.1. Bounded on the east by line of lands of
| John Lingle, A. B. MoNitt, on the south by Man
| or line on the West by No. 2, on the north by
| Hine of Nit any mountain containing
y { 158 ACRES,
| more or less. Thereon erected a large twostory
Fonsi |
dance of fruit and running weiter at the house
and barn,
No.2, Bounded onthe east by No. 1, on the
south by Manor line, on the west by line of Fred
Kurtz, U. D. Oman, W. Heckman and others,
on the north by line along Nittany mountain,
containing
150 ACRES AND 110 PERCHES, jessd
and allowance. Thereon erected a large Frame
dwelling house, Frame barn and other outbhaild.
ings. Well supplied with water and all kinds of
fruit,
Situated in Gregg township, Centre
es
No 3
county, containing
Jose{ 45 AURES AND 149 PERCHES, Joun{
and allowance, Bounded on the west by lands
of John D. Decker, on the south by ands Of cee
on the north by lands of on the east
line of lands of M. Brown, it being well tim. p
with white, yellow, pitch pine, hemlock, oak
and chestnut,
Terms of sale of farms, One-third of rehase
money te be paid on coufirmation of One
third in one year, balance in two years, deferred
payments to be secured by bond sud mortgage on
the premises and bear loterest from date of sale.
Fe tituber In. terme each, or a three a
nual payments w Sesiafaotin wy seeurity for
same, > JAMES «, BOAL
Administrator James A, Lingle, dec’d.
W. B. MINGLE,
Administrator Thomas Lingle, dec’d.
CAUTION «~HAVING PURCHABRED THE
personal property of Daniel Slotman, at
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mules, } Sow, Jot of hay, | Sor. 2 Wijiohay i
Yanda all the defendan proper
Banh are hereby cautioned atkins Medd
with same, as we loave same in his
our pleasure, URS CLARA SL
ion
MAN,
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{Free bus 10 and from all trains,
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T. ELMO MOTEL 317 AND 319 ARCH gT
Philadelphia. Rates $2 per day. located
in the immediate centres of business, ang pinces
of amusement and the different railroad depots,
as well as all parts of the city. are casily socessis
ble by street cars constantly passing the coor. It
offers special indoecements to those visiting the
city for business or pleasure. Your patronage
respectfully solicited. Jos, MM. Fearn,
Propricior.
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LOCATED IN ONE OFTHE MOST BEAUTI
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NEW BUILDINS
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LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY.
1. AGRICULTURE (Three Orursct) and AGRI
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Justrations on the Farm and in the Labora
BOTARY and HORTICULTURE: theorets.
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CHEMISTRY: with an unusually full and
oonrse in the La .
CIVIL ENGINEERING, These
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Joon
MECHHNICAL ENGINEERING: ) os are
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HISTORY. Ancient and Modern, with origl.
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al Railway,
Erie R.
and Northern Cent
5 effect Dec
Jp. m
sen-shore
10 Wilkes
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For r
tons, arriving
York, 9.65 p E45 p.m,
Wwosl 8.16 p.m. Parlor car to Phils .
phis, and passenger coschies Wo Puilsdelphia and
saltimore,
except Bunday.)
3G Intermediate sias
phin at 6560p m., New
Warhing-
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WESTWARD.
For Erie and Can
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v Pullman
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slate suations
i Yalls, with
to Kane and Roches
nesier,
Daily except Bundey.)
Lierioediate stations,
except Bunday)
disle stations
For
Of Tester, $ a
ough passenger coaches
ud Parlor car 10 Box
Wilks
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i intermediate stations
EAST aXND SOUTH
Train ib leaves New York 12.15
Phin 4.30 & m, Balti
am, Washings
ram, Willkesbmrre
Sunday) arriving at
parior car from
£ i i passenger cosches
Pulladeiphia a itimore
leaves New York 9.00 a m, Phila, 1140 a
mi; Washing 15am, Baltimore at 11.30
am, Wilkesbarre 3.12 pm, (duily except Buns
Gay) arriving at Montandon st 5.54 p m, with
through passenger coaches from Phils. and
Baltimore
Train 15 leaves New York 200 pm,
4.95 pm, Washington
in, (dally except Bun
tanCon 5456 p » 1
passenger coach from Pi
Train 8 leaves New York at
11.20 pm, Washington 10
1140p m, (daily)
Phils
from
Philadelphia
pin, Balti
ay) arriving at
gh Parlor Car and
wiphia
500 p m, Philad
# p m, Baltimore,
ing at Montandon at 5,36
& mm, with throug} a0 seeping cars from
Phila. Wasbiington and Baltimore and through
passenger coaches from Philadelphia and Bais
timore
21 leaves New York 12.0 noon. Philadel
“Pp. m., Washiogton 1.10 p.m, Baits
EY pom, Wilkesbarre 440 p. m., Sun
day only arriving at Montandon 7.58 Pm.
LEWIEBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
Daily Except Sunday,
Eastward,
BTATIONS,
AMNPM.PM
15 40 Montandon PX 455
6 156 Lewisburg 1 4 47
6 22 Biehl is 2 4 59
2% Vicksburg 43
38 Mifflinburg
50) Millmont
58 Gien Iron
27 Paddy Mounts'n
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Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan
don at 5.208 m, 10.00 a m, 1.20, 5 ¢0and 7.45 Pp m,
tirning isave Montandon for Lewisburg a1 9.90
Bn 0NambRpmbSit pm, ands bpm
CHAR. E PUGH, 1, R. WOOL
General Manager, Hen’! Pa'ger Agt.
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