AARONSBURG,
EXPLOSIVES.
POWDER,
FUSE AND |
(QUARRYING MACHINERY.
ATLA® POWDER.—The very best
quality of Dynamite in use is nam-
ed the Atlas Powder, for blasting
rocks and blowing cut stumps.
JUDSON POWDER.—The Judson
powder is of medium strength be-
tween black powder and dynamite,
BLACK POWDER.—Dupont’s make
of blasting, rifle and sporting pow-
der has always been considered the
best in the market and it is as good
in quality today as it ever was,
| CARTRIDGES. —Fixed ammunition
for hunters pl sportsmen.
WE ARE PREPARED to supply the
trade with the above High Class
Explosives at the very lowest pri-
We guarantee the lowest pri-
ces for the best goods in this line
ever offered for sale in this com-
munity.
FUSE.—Cotton, hemp, tape and rub-
ber fuses for use in dry and wet
rock
| PLATINUM FUSES
AND
ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS,
| ROCK DRILLS. —Rock Drills opera-
ted by a steam or compressed
air with boilers, air compressors
and engines for operating the same.
ORDERS FOR ANY of the above
articles placed in our hands will
receive prompt attention at the
very lowest prices.
McCALMONT & CO,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Items from Town and Vi.
cinity.
Elijah Burd sold the Shafler home-
stead to his brother Frank for $700.
Frank quits farming in Brush Valley
but will again try it here.
John W. Haffley has ordered a lot
of peach trees and is going to plant |
them in what was the vineyard fifty
years ago. If trees do well in it he
expects to plant a few hundred each
year,
Levi Stovers heirs have divided the
real estate, Al got the homestead
and two squares and his sisters the:
maining seven and a half lots and |
three acres of land. i
Joseph Korman has moved into the |
house he purchased from Israel Wea-
ver, in the lower end of town and now
has quite a walk to the smith shop |
where he works.
Mrs. Medlar, of Allentown,
ing her brother, Mr. James P. Coburn. |
She looks the picture of health and |
seems to grow older very slowly.
Samuel Calvin Mingle has rented
from John Yarger the Coey homestead |
and with his wife will occupy the |
same after the 1st of April.
Charley Stover has gone to Red Li- |
on, York county, to rent a bakery and |
if successful will move to that place in |
the near future. Charley says the |
place is fitted up with all modern ap-
pliances; the oven being heated by |
electricity.
Ed. Mingle’s cow died with
sumption; so says the horse doctor. |
The cow was brought from Maryland |
last summer. i
Elijah Burd who moves on his farm |
in Brush valley, has rented his dwell- |
ing house here to Ezra J. Burd and |
Mrs. Kesiah Swab. | 22Junly
Old Mrs. Christian HafHfley had a se- | y
rious fall last week and unable |
walk having injured one of her limbs. |
Mr. Samuel Brown, quite an aged |
gentleman is at present very seriously
ill. He formerly lived in Potter town- |
ship.
The poor overseers have hired Mr. |
John Jordan to Thomas Harper,
that he has quit his walking around |
and the township has one pauper less |
to feed. Frank Jordan had com- |
menced “‘roosting’’ at the poor-house |
but his father was notified to keep him |
away. ;
Interesting
oe |
is visit" |
COs,
COL- |
is to |
if
80 |
ef te
Big Sale,
Huyett's sale, on Tuesday, was one
of the largest ever held in our county, |
both as to live stock and attendance. oh
The horn cattle sold well and the same |
may be said of other and | i RI FTIR
implements. One can the | :
size of the crowd when consider |
that about one ton of hay was fed to |
the horses of visitors,
He fine lot of Durham
Jersey milk cows which sold from
to $70, and Durham
from $25 to $45; mules from $50 to $150, |
Every thing else went proportion. by
The sale amounted to over $2200
There was consumed by those
tendance 50 loaves of bread, 150 pou
of meat, and over 1200 doughnuts,
sides a barrel of coffee and other food.
The crowd was estimated about
2 § 18
live stock
imagine
you
ED BUSINESS WOMA,
A Page From Her History.
va of others are
$ Ho exceplion:
Bar pase 35
and | ) 3
830 | +
had a
stock bulls
odd 18
i} in
re
t Care
8 srs gry ©
od m atte ¥
. ana sald the ar his
licted with heart dis.
by th wren medy, and was
1 pure hosed
4 ia less than
the first t dose | could
mprovement in the circulation
When I had taken three doses |
y my ankles, something I bad not
nonthe and my limbs had been swol-
#0 long that they seemed almost putrified.
re I had taken one bottle of the New
wart Care the swell ing had all gone down,
and I was so much better that 1 did my own
w rk. On my recommendation six others are
sking this valuable remedy.” Mrs. Morgan,
bai W.H arrison St. Chicago, 11
Dr. Miles’ Now Heart Cure, a disc avery of an
eminent specialist in heart disease, lssold by
all drug Rists On A po ve guarantee or sent
by the Dr. Miles Medical Co Elx? hart, ind. on
receipt of pr £1 per bottle, six bottles for
$5, express prepa tively free from
all opiates or dus 1s drugs.
in
1
ds
be-
at
——————— —
Three days is a very
which to cure a bad case of rheuma-
ism: but it can be done, it proper
treatment is adopted, as will be
by the following fron James Lambert,
of New Brunswick, Ills: “I was bad-
ly afflicted with rheumatism in the
hips and legs, when I bought a bottle
of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It
cured me in three days. I am all
right today and would insist on every
one who is afflicted with that terrible
disease to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and get well at onee,” 50 cent
bottles for sale by J. D. Murray, Drug-
geti.
short time in
the
seen
eT0
tse
You
can rely on it! It never
fails to perform a cure!
Ir.Bull’s
sold by all dealers for25c
Don't be misled. If a dealer offers you
some other "just as good,” insist on
etting the old reliable Dr. Bull's rd
Erop, No imitations are as hk
wf MS
Changes in Chureh Circles
The M. E. Conference at Harrisburg
has made some changes in the church
circles in this valley. Rev. Minnigh,
pastor of the Centre Hall church, goes
to Hnow Shoe, and Rev. Illingworth,
of State College, has been assigned to
this charge. He is a young man and
comes well recommended by his for.
mer charge. He will take up his resi-
denice at Spring Mills.
is A >
Married,
At the Evangelical parsonage at
Centre Hall, March 13th, 1804, by Rev,
C. H. Goodling, Mr. Harry E. Frantz,
and Miss Mary M. McClellan, both of
Tusseyville. The bride is a daughter
of Mr. Joseph McClellan and has been
a successful school teacher for several
years. Mr. Frantz has also been en-
gaged in teaching school and is an in-
telligent and industrious young man,
Arnis AMAA RW
The most aggravated cases of rheu-
matism have been speedily and per-
manently cured by Balvation Oil
Every one should have it. 25 cents.
“Bargains poo Clothing.
New suits made to order, $15 to §18,
All new spring goods, at Montgom-
ery’s, Bellefonte,
i ————-—
Don't Tolmeco Spit or Smoke your Lite
Awny
title of a book alent No-
to-bae, the only harealess, guarantood tobaeeo.
habit cure, Ifyou want to quit amd can't, use
"*Noto-bie Braces A nicotinized nerves,
RO makes ak men
BF more at Fenda. a tlk Positive cure
LANGE'S PLUGS, The Great Tobaces
Antidote I—Price 10 Cts. At all dealers.
CHEW
ENNSYLVANIA
Railroad.
PERSONALLY-CONDUCTED
PLEASURE TOURS.
FLORIDA,
Janunr ay 0th February 15th and
2ith, Matoh {5th and Zith. Two
weeks in the Land of Flowers on the
tours, while tickets for last Lour are
at tou
torn until Ma fiat, Hpecial Hale of bahiman
Sleeping snd ng Cars. Rate from New York,
$50 00, trom Philadel phi, $4008,
rates from other points,
WASHINGTON, Zot 1 ern
Apri 12th, unl
Capitol, « Sovering rallrond
from New rr a ana a aan from
Pailedeiphia 3
TOURIST AGEAY hn Tan ACCOMPARY LACH PARTY,
For tickets, itineraries. and full information
pai) 10 go Toast Agsut, 223 Sah Forth Street,
flade roadway, New Yok: 800 Val:
ky or wm Wasnt lion Street,
PREVOST, LR K. WOO U4, W. BOYD
Gen'l Mg'r Gen'l Pass, we ho rani Agl
LSA Ab ARON
8M,
The Hthiul start}
«Do you need a pai of Leavy rubs
ber boots or shoes, or anything else In
Mrray od
DR. MORITZ SALM.
The doctor has
been for years
professor and lect-
urer in several
our largest medical
This emi-
nent Physi-
cian hasdevot-
ed lifetime to
of his specialty--
colleges and earn-;
ed great fame
an authority
author on all sub-7
concerning
his specialty.
dis: ases ofthe
Nose, Eye,
Ear, Lung,
Throat, and
chroni Dis-
C
as
and?
15CS.
Will Be At
CENTRE HALL, Pa. at B. ARTGES HOT EL
Oct. 6: Nov. 8; Dec, 1; Dec. 29; Jan, 26; Feb, 23; March 23:
Jone 15 5; July 13; Aug. 10. :
BELLE FONTE, Pa., at BU BH HOUSE Saturdays, Aug. 12; Sept. 9;
Oct. 7; Nov. 4; Dec. 2; Dec. 80; Jan. 27; Feb, 24; March 24; April 21; May
June 16; July 14; Aug 11.
He will visit this county EVERY FOU R WEEKS, thus savy
pense of visiting the city, as he is the only physictan and surgeon (a th
own manikins, models diagrams, ete , 10 {i juste ste and make plain to ali
patare of their disease. This will give his numerons patients and others wh
jeal treatment an opportunity to cousuit distinguished phyeician, whose «
will permit ouly of mouihly visits 0 your commaunit;
All Eye Operations Successfully Performed.
Fridays,
April 20;
Sept.
May
ng His patients the
nlmeat and oi
og. U4 ie
it m st be a very faint sound
with edther car. 1 foe! betler
with the
LLEN,
CURED BY DR. SALM AFTER HAVING
FERED FOR YEARS WITH STOMACH
BLADDER AND KIDNEY TROUBLE,
1 have been suffering with very severe stomach
bladder and kidoey trouble, and on socount of
that felt all broke up. Couldn't follow my dally
jabors on account of gront pains, Weak nuts and
headache; bul 1 after a course of treatm
with Dr, Salm, can One % more sitend to my ds
labors with pleasure and consider myself hale
and hearty E ANKENY
Indiaus, Pa, April 26, 1850
AILED FOR TWELVE YEARS AND THO
SEVEN DIFFERENT PHYSICIANS Fall
ED, DR. BALM CURED ME,
For more than twelve years I sulle red tort
with liver, stomach and kidney trouble
sionally 1 had 0 go to bed for a week 6% a
and was unable to work for years, but now after | can “3 more
on ¥ 8 few months’ treatment with Dr. G eye aller ore than years RT
feel 80 well, as I never 41d before, | uw i Friends and thom wh o know me wil wit
of patent medicines snd had seven different phy. Dow 10 the above, ai d think the
sicians but gradually grew worse snd wors on Dr. Balm's wo oder! si skill
However, since 1 put myself mnder Dr, JOHN MORNINGRED
treatment | improved gradually and sow ean do Tyrone, |
as good a day's work as any one, | tan oe rin
iy recommend the doctor to those suff ting fr
chronic diseases of any kind
Jd. A. GRAMLEY
Rebersburg, Centre county, Ps
DEAFNESS CURED BY DR.SALM AFTER A
GREAT MANY CURES HAD FAILED Fe
For quite a time 1 bave teen almost totally
dea! from catarrs, particularly in my
which seemed desd, and the right one go
daily. 1 was very despoadent and «
parale on sccount of not being able to
went on around me: felt al heaps tired als
energy. Now | am quite &
feel happy once more, ail
alms skilifal treatment. | Bove been
other doctors Noote ran imagine how
aid young | feel since 1 can understand
mote without an effort
MICHAEL
Johustown, Pa.
CLOSURE OF THE E ARDUC
ALM.
1 have had a good dea} ¢
for the last five Yours
cheeks 0 mtinually. Dr
the temrdoct sod operated +
I can keep my hander bet in
stead of wipiog lear rontinnal
MRS MART
HOt Dent
ail around snd confess mysell satisfied
treatment, FRANK M1
Ebcusburg, Pa
PE N YEARS TOTALLY BLIND
THROUGH His WONDERFUL
KILL GAVE ME SIGHT
Yor more than eighteen yours | have been to
iH .
to see agai nu out of the eye
hist the is ury had prod
» would gusranies }
3 mY Cane and blew my stars ti at
wi, for to Jay, although it is w tia $a re
t of the heretofisre
75
ony §
is
boar
re is no discon
BR:
a
AFTER HAVING TRIED FIVE Di
DES AND A WAGON LOAD OF pi
PATENT MEDICINEE GREW WOK
AND WAS AT LAST CURE!
BY DR. BALM
mare Lhan cighl years [ was tro
4 indigestion. | suffered
igh 10 keep me alive, sand to
wii id Bot koep on m iy leet any
! Lave taken &
mediels and
the county but
made the
nat Ty
and be
ikea new WORD
"MRS CARLIE PECHT
wire Co. Pe
AND WORSE FOR BEVEN
A BAD CARE OF CATARRH
SALM C1 ‘RED ME AFTER THE
LY BE IANS IN THE
5TY HAD FAL ED
on Yomrs | have
affected my
in
ubled with
intald ag
Glee pain ae
©
them
thanks to
0 thre
ROO
once
Eo
STENGER GREW WORSE
YEARS UF
1 tron ib le with
gy had a bad
throat snd
0 " f tUme
Wes (rents ore
good deal of patent
grow worse and worse
"HA CARNEN
1 by me
Indiana, Pa F
CATARERH AND EAR TROUBLE CURE!
DR SALM
For more than ten years [ bh
of eststrh My cars gradusi
to such a degree that the
almost totally gone and bad nn the
became very much alarmed
OHe GRY Wa
olher ane
weol lo In
ARLES §
uuty. I'a
Diseases of women, such as have balled the skill 0
cured. Cangers tumors, fheold sad polypo
No cutting, no pain, danger
Manhood pe fectly redored. Quick, pain ar
spermstorrhbes joes, weak and pervous debilit
disenses, whether from Improdent habits of 50
that debilitates sexual functions, speedily
Urine Each person applying for medion {
which will reovive a carefal chemionl and m
Small tumors, cantoers, wats, moles, ete, ; to palin oF soar
Method, Fieotroysis, epilepo, or fits soheni if ¥ treated > rely cared by a Dever
method. Address all communications to Box © hide
CONBULTATION FREE. This advertissine
1 growih cure
no
1 certain ot
also for prostrations
al excesses (0 Nn
postenon wi
corte and al
ature Years, or
hood,
private
ANY Catling
eT exasminalion of the
He 2 0r 4 ounce W urine
nar
New
failing
Gl appears (Ww ios bela
A
GREAT
OPPORTUNITY !
Our immense stock of Fall and Winter Goods
are now in, consisting of Clothing, Overcoats,
Dry Goods, the finest selections of Dress Goods
ever displayed in this valley, Boots and Shoes,
These goods are first-class, and every.
We are of
fering all our goods at low prices and are
etc.
thing of this seasons production.
AT OUR OLD TRICKS!
That of selling the best of everything in our
store at prices that dont suit our competitors,
but please the buyers immensely.
HARPER& KREAMER, CENTRE HALL.
We are offering mostivaluable and use
ful Premiums. Did you get a Card?
Ask for one,
We will
"0 | that line? Go to Mingle's, Bellefonte.
ee, No better assertment,
———
JOuN KLINE
Office on second floor of ¥
of Court House,
and Euglish,
J. H, ORVIS, C. MM. BOW
(vis, BOWER & ORVIS,
Office in Crider
floor,
D F. FORTREY,
. Alorney
BELL
Otlice in Conrad Bullding.
{(LEMANT DALE,
’ Attoriiey
el
Office NX, W,
First Natiounl Bank
RUNKLF
Attorney-at-1
Ww 0
BEL
All kinds of legal business
Bpecial stl
floor Crider Excha ge.
JL.
he N¢
BrANGLER,
LER & HEW £8,
tention
Consg
Epaeial a
811 he courts
English,
S
Collections and all legal
prompt y. Consaitations Ge
Office in Exchange Ballding
D. GETTIG
. ATTORXKEY
N B. SPANGLER,
ate
B
Practices in all the courts
glish and German
Bullding
a —
urst's building. north
‘aud
ER, E. L.ORVIF.
PA,
‘wukh
at 1a
KFONTE, FPA.
nul
EFPONTE, FA.
doors from
fanny
two
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ABW,
LEFrONTE, PA.
sitended to promptly
lio, 2d
C.P. Hewes
Practice in
German aid
jan%:
yi
Jun in
ELLEFONTE, PA,
rman and Eoglish,
AT-LAW,
ELLE FONTE PA.
En-
Exchange
novi
Crider
Receive deposi
Jang
HOTEL
Ss.
RVIN HOUBE,
Terms reasonable
Soer,
BUH HOUSE
GARMAN HOUSE
NEW
heat, elect
18 HOTEL,
RPRING MiL
A D. H. Ruki,
BOCK ERHOFF HOU
J. M. Reubane
NEW B
rooms on fire Soor
and Jurors.
prob ietor,
IAVEN, PA.
jaul
RE,
r Pr oprietor,
EFORTE, PA.
Good sample
0 witnesses
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FUL AND
ALLEGHENY REGION;
TIONAL:
OTHER EXPENS
LOW,
LEADING DEPARTME
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cal and
stud
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ISTRY; with an
h course in the
Laboratory.
nal invest) .
TRIN AET AN
LADIES’ COURSE IN
SCIENCE: Two yeas
Music, vocal
+)
ya study, three yoann’
and
wr AL
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ily
Fall term opens Sept. 14,
for admission, June 16, and
ment week June 1215,
other mao addross
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»
MILLHEIM, PA,
UNDENOMINA.
AND
ES VERY
Courses.) and AGRI
constant ii
an unusually full and
1 These
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Cour
of are
D DESIGN,
LITERATURE and
Ample facilities for
Latin
course; New build.
PAR HE Two
220 RE ion
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Catalogue or
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| PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
| Philadelphia & "Erie R. R. Division
i
{| and Northern Central Railway,
io
Ave
i Time Table, iv effect December 51, 1503
| TRAINS LEAVE MONTAKDON, EASTWARD,
9.18 8. m.~Train 14. (Dally except Fonda
Far Bunbury, Willkerbarre, Hazleton, Poltavil
Harrisburg and intermediate stutions, arrivies
Fhlladeiphin at sO p.m, Kew York, 053 P
i « Baltimore, 210 p , Washington, Lip. Wm,
pr Repetto at Philadelphia for sil ses shore
| points hrough passenger concliex Lo Phils.
} Be hobia and Baltimore Parlor cars Ww Philadel.
| ph
Ldap mm ~Train
on Sunbury, Harb ba f
Lig, mini ving ut Phin Riis w1€
York 10008 5 mw Bi % ; fo. i, «fii
al 87 pw Parlor cat theo gh to Philadel
Phila, and Pa enger conches Wo Phllsdelpbia and
Faille
LOL pw ~Tiain 12. [Dally except Bundsy.}
| For W Lkesbarre, Hazleton, Putter bie Harrisburg
| and intermediate points, arrivi ng wi Phib deiphia
1.3 ay m., New York 3.2 a. m., Beitimore 10.90 p_
| W. FPassctuger coaches Ww Wilkesbarre and Phil:
| adelphia. gy
757 p. m.- ~Train 6 (Daily } ¥or Bunbury
i Harrisburg and sil intermediate stations, srriy
{ ing st Philadel shia 450m 1m New Yorkat 738 un
{ mn. Pullman sleeping cars from Harrisbu ge to
| Philade!phis and New York Philadelphia pas-
| eLgors can remain lo sleeper undisturbed until
17008. m,
| 129 8. m.~Train 4. (Daily) For
i | Harrisburg aud intermediate stations Brivis
| Philadelphia stOb0n. m., New York, 9 m.
Week days, 10 26 a. m. Bunday, Balti nore, s 2 Rn
Ww ashington. 740 8 m. Polley sleeping
per to Philadeiphia and passenger conches (0
Philadelphia aud Baitimore,
WESTWARD,
537 8. mu. ~Train 8, (hs i¥) For Erie and Can
audaigua and (nlermeciate stations, Rochssder
Buffalo and Nisgera Faull i, with through Pullman
ears and passenger coaches Ww Erle and Roches
ler.
10.17 ~ Train 156. (Dally
Ysrmenipne stations,
LW p.m ~Train 11. (Daily sxzoept Bunday.
For Kane, Cavandaigus andi termediate sations
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, with
through cuger coaches to Kane and hess
ter, and Parlor car Ww Rochester,
60ip. m~Trin i. (Daily except Bundey.)
For Henovo, Reiston and intermediate stations,
945 p. m~Train 18. (Daily except Sunday)
3 Zi] 4 ’
For W {liiameport and Ste stations.
{Daily uaorpl *unday.)
fraeidinte Sian
FETE Rew
Vix
Ban
For Lock Haven and
Kot
THROUGH TRAINE FOR MOXTANDOX FROM
EAST AND SOUTH.:
Train 15 leaves New York 12.15 night,
tor 4.50 a m, Baltimore 4 4 a in, Harrisburg
158m, daily, Wilkesbarre, 725 a. m, (Dally
except Bundey) arriving at Montandon 10.17 an
Train 11 leaves Philadelphia 8.50 a m, Washings
ton 7.50 a m, Baltimore 5.45 a m, Willkesbarre
i5am, (Daily exoeplt Sunday) arriviog st
Moutandon 1.56 pm, «ith parior car from
Philadelphia and through passenger coaches
from Philadelphia and Baltimore,
Train 1 leaves New York 9.00 a m, Phi ie, 12255 p
m; Washington at 11.05 a m, Bait more 81 1200
m, Wilkesbarre 3.12 pm, arriving st Moniat-
don at 6.04 pm, week days, with thy Fe
senger coaches from Phila snd Bakimore.
Train 15 leaves New York 210 pm, week days,
200 p. m Sunday, Fiifiadelphia 440 pm, week
days, 4.90 p. m., Sundays, Washington 3. iHpm,
Baltimore 4.12 Ay arriving st Moutancon 9.45
pm Through Parlor Car snd passenger
coach from Philadelphia
Train 8 leaves New York st 800 p m, Philad
1.20 pm, Washington 310.40 p m, Sahishores
11.40 p m, (daily) arriving st ontendon at 5
& m, with through Pulimen sleeping cars from
Phila. Washinglon and Baltimore and through
Phananger coschos from Philadelphia and Bais
timore
Philadels
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
Daily Except Bunday.
Westward,
FPMPM. AM BTATIONS
168 5 40 Montandon
208 6 16 Lewisburg
17 6 23 Biehl
2 6 2% Vicksburg
81 6 37 Mifinburg
43 6 50 Milimsont
i € eid Glen Iront
27 Paddy Mounte'n
BB Joburn
4 Zerby
58 | [Ristrg Bpring
2 Penn Cave
0% Centre Hall
16. Gr
214 Hall
28 Oak Hall
82 Lemont
27 Duie Summit
Eastward,
ANPM. PM
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iv 0!
10 60 50 55 60 00 07 Wh oh oe 1 te -
SBHEENR
0 G0 GG Uh 06 G0 J 4 4 «3 €
Bhynunsssescusres
ee B00 BO BE AD AD ND MD 8S
EE a 82
No
8 55 Bellefonte
Adlon trains leave Lewisburg for Monta
gon ai 5.208 m, 10.00 a wm, 1.20, 5 50and 7.40 p =m.
turning leave Montandon for Lewisburg als ® =
mOVam S5WpmiE pm ands pm
on Eandays trains leave montandon 10184. m
and 7.58 p. m., returning leave Lewisburg 10.20 a
m. and 800 p.m,
For rates; maps, etc, call on agent “or address’
Thos E. Watt, P. A. W. D., 110 Fifth "ave , Pitts
ba
8. ¥ PREVOST, J. BR, WOOD
reners] Manager. Gen" Pav'ger Agt.
SALESMEN WANTE
TOCK and SEED POTATORS
ARY or COMMISSION
to sell a choice
line of NURSERY
LIBERAL BAlL-
PAID WEEKLY. PER.
MANENT and PAYING POSITIONS 0 GOOD
MEN. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to REGIN.
NERS EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY GIVEN IF
DESIRED. Write at once for terms to
The Hawks Nursery Co.
ROCH ER. X. Y.
Bocklea’s Arniog Salve)
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Salt. Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chile
biains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J.
D. Murray.
DOLLAR
120 PER ARS
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