MILLHEIM, Interesting Items from Millheim and Vi cinity. E. C. Gale put in his regular month- ly trip and registered at the Musser house, Alex Kessler, the clothing man traded his old bicycle on a splinter | bran new Cleveland, and he now says “dat he is up mit de poys.” Jerome Spiglemyer the merchant, has been confined to the house for nearly one week; he is again able to at- tend to business. It is rumored that Cyrus Brungard is negotiating for a bicycle. The only trouble will be to get one that is large and strong enough, for Cyrus is a very large man. He might get Fos. Al- bright to make him one. The little daughter of Will Harter, the dentist of State College, died on Saturday at the residence of Dr. J. F. Harter, after several weeks of sick- ness. The child had various diseases and suffered dreadfully. Funeral on Monday. { John H. Woomer and W. A. Tobias started on Monday morning for Swift | run for a two dry’s trout fish; when they return look out for fish yarns; of | course fishermen all tell the truth and no doubt they are no exception to the standard rule. Rev. Brown of the Reformed church visited the members of his church in this locality, one day last week accom- panied by Dr. 8S. G. Gutelius. The citizens of the borough can now see the need of a good school building. Prof. Nefl’s school is so large that he | 4 i RER'S BALE OF UN. is ited lands for sixes or oo ‘98 = Agree to the provisions otf law re Bh lating to the sale of unseated tracts of|125 land for the non-paymentof taxes. 1400 Notice 18 hereby given that there will) 63 bo exposed to public sale or outery| [200 the owing tracts of unseated lands/100 in county of Centre, Pa., for taxes due) 150 and unpaid thereon, at the Court] 91 House, in the borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, the 11th diy of June, 1200 1504, at 1 0 olock, p.m, fan BENNER TWP, | ACRES, PER, WARRANTEE. 100 Hale, J. M ..covnie ssiniens 133 Johnson Thomas. 850 Johnston James. 121 Johuston, Bo esnor.. bo Lingle, J J.. 50 Lingle, J J. 130 Bmith, John... BOGGS TWP. 3 Frazier, Walbro..........on 7 Godfrey, Martha. } Gray, Wm «18 1 Jucas J Ma JP Packer. 7 2 McCoy, Frank. A Packer & Lucss wt Packer & LUCES..........o BURNSIDE TWP. Black, Jas.. «12 BO 51 Brady, Robt. 13 00} 52 Brady, Wm P. A7 76116 3 Brady; dlohn. 18 00} 3 Bill, Alex . - _ Boyd, John... Royer, John il of... 3 Cook, Wm Cowden, Cox, Paul 3 Dewart, John Dewart, Wm i Donnelly, Henry } Fox. Samuel M . Gray, Robert, 1 Gray. Wm i Grant, Thomas 3 Gobinson, jCharles 3 Hall, Charles 5-6 of, 8 Housel, John come vers Hall, Charles... ..... } Hunter, Alex. ? 3 Hamilton, Tacomas Bidd, Sobn....cnis cossinns i Lyon, John..... 3 Nicholson, John .... Nicholson, John...... O'Brian; Michael..... 3 Parker, Jeremiah... Shaffer, Henry Stewart, Walker 3 Scott, Bamnel....... Stewart, Ann Tailman, Sarah i Towers, James 383 431 43 — - tp 7 Richard 4 78 HOWARD ough Tho# come “18 Nice Geo & Jos... Mowery 2 Peterbridge John Sr Lingle J. J... Rankin Robert... Richards Ginter, Unknown.... Way Jacob GREGG TWP, Antis Henry... Anderson Jacob, Askin Robert Bishop Cornelius Carson John ... Carson Andrew, Duncan avid Gray Robert... Gregg Smith. Heburn Wm ‘eo Hubby Bernard... a 1OERN Wik... oniiesess corse Josh) Jacob... Merkley Jacob Mercer John... Painter John... Reese Dantel......oiin Richardson Isaac Reed Daniel, Taggart Wm .. Taguart David Fowler James..... Unknown .. Unknown. Zigler Michae HAINES TWP. Antis Henry. Beck Henry Barr Thom Barr James. Barr MAry....ou...... Black James, Cawley H B., Cawley H B.. Epler Adam. Fes Jacob... Fowler George Gher Philip Gratz Michael Grantz Michael Gratz Simeon... Grave Wendell Gratz Bernard Henry Joseph Hartman John Kidd John......... Links Mary Motz John Stover Woll... Bimpson John. ...... Spiker H & C Welser Workman Mathias HALFMOON TWP, Bryan Samnel......... Carr John... Cross James DeligeC 4 F HUSTON LIBERTY Carskadden 120 Dunwoody J Hayes Robt, King iol) Nestlerode C 40 $6 168 MARION Allison Wm Harris A 5 Jackson Jere MeKinney J MeKinney J. Unknown MILES T Boyd Wm Brady Wm. | Barton Wm Buady John Carothers Jar Carothers Th 4 Dorsey John Gray Grant Wm Hayes J Hepburn Housel Housel Hepburn Jar Jae ot on Jer P; arker r ‘Ww m Park Wm Princeton Jac Swinefor Pe Bendel] Si Tr Tripp Samuel Tripp Joseph Eberman, Philip... 168 Ehler, C hristian..,........ 49 163 Ehler, Daniel ......... 11 9 140 Eberman, Phil BD cssassen . | § Emkin, Thomas... Ehertain Philip a 168 Fitzgerald Daulel......... 433 188 Fink Johau............... 5 001483 1563 Grant Thomas = jt 16% Glentworth Jas OOF 50 Grove Elizabeth i 21 152 Grove & McKeon 158 Grant Thomas 168 Gray Wm 168 Greaves Thomas Giraut Thomas 3 Hair Christain,. 3 Hopkins John. 4 Haines Renben Jr. 56 Hamilton Thomas. 3 Hand John............ 4 Hunter John ........ Halr Christain 8 Hair DRVIA commer coriiisn Hartline Gen M Hamilton Hugh 58 Irwin Robt 34 of... ., 0 Irwin Jus P............ 3 Jordon Owen, King Robt M i Jowden John . N v3 438 3 lenhose Christain, A Lucas Charles........ 53 Lewis David... Lattimore Geno i Lattimore Wm 6, i Lowden Richard 5 Lowden John ........ 7 Latrobe Wm A ........ M Mavston Ed MoePherwon Wm 5 Malone Richard 63 Malone Richard 3 Myert Jacob 3 Miller Jacob 5% Miller John 153 McConne! M 3 Morgan 18 RR 34 of..... McCord J R& A © amp- bell... .. woens 1 } Musser J 55 Malone 53 Malone Tesi ours. BB £3 Motzkor Jacol Vos P A2of 438 161 Potors B 153 Fi nke rion He n TWP. T™wWP, T™WP, Disissessin OME ees inrnane & Jas A TWP, mink WP. » nes sgn a gn ne On. ah wn gn gi 152 ad binson Wo Rainey Robt 8 Relghart A 158 Roher Christain Rainey Robt ob ter igh I ooh 44 144 69.162 #6190 60190 70445 a 68160 a6 400 6591100 OU 43 69.300 Goa 59 4 92.458 69434 69.500 70 Gi 400 581100 361873 Prim Hugh, Parker George... Parker George... Risley John....... Reilly Job ....... Thompkins Jas, Li Henry. 3 Wain Warton Mary M West Francis Williams David. Walon Richard Bell Wm Be ightol John Beck Jacob... Bough Wm .. Beck Daniel... Hamilton Hugh Montgomery W W., Montgomery J Ridgw Yay, No.1 — ia” John Ww Williams Polly 2 Hoodring Jos CW ele h Joseph Brenham FE. Brenham E Carlisie Wm Bhaued a — Irwin Robt, Baker John... Brady Wm... Marg. Daugherty Eliza Evans Jesse Jnmes Margaret Knox John McKee Samuel McEwen Henry Parker Jeremiah Parker Richard Purdon Rich Pardon John Plies Benj. & Parker Jeremi Robinson Ri All of Unknown Warden Jeremiah Witkershan Wilson Robt... Ol I 1 WE, Gray P. B n Unknown linknown A1BO ng i derma © -~ - we R. KR. Division Central Railway, PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia & Erie R. R. and Northern Time Tables, 1 effect December 21, 1893, MONTAXDON, Mu. EAETWARD, 9.18 a, m.~Train (Dally except Bunday Pottsville . New York, L528 , Baltimore, 3.10 p m,, Washington, 4.9 p. m a ting at Philadelphia for all ses-shore Through passenger conches to Fhils- ‘arior cars w Philadel - 1435p. m~Traln 8. (Daily except sunday.) Intermediate sias New A p.m, Washing onal 8.37 p.m. Parlor car throughto Fhiladei- 501 p. m~Train 12, [Dally except Bundsy.} rrisbuirg arriving st Fu aiphia 16 p m., New York 8.58 a. m., Baltimore 16.40 p. auscuger coaches Wo Wilkesbarre and Phil- elphiia, 757 p. m.~Train 6, (Daily) For Bunbury New Yorkat 75 a eeping cars from Harrisburg to Philadelphia phs- Bengers can remaln ju sleeper undisturbed unui 0a. mm. 129 a. m~Train 4. (Dally Harrisburg and intermediate stat Philadeiphin at 6.60 a, week days, 108 a.m. 8 m , Wash ington 3 724.8 m cars to Philadelphia and pass Philadelphia and Baitimore WESTWARD. 537 a. m.~Traiu 8. Daily audaigun and intermedinle Buffsio ho d Niagara Falls, wit cars and passenger coaches Wo Eri m. Pullman s For 10.17 Train 15. (Dally) For Lock Haven and 1.56 p ¥ Roc hester “Bu Fs Niagara through passer 3 to Kane aud ter, aud Parior car Wo Roel hester, 606 p, m.~Traln 1 For Besovo, Ealston an P45 p. wm ~Train m ~Trai n J (Da A ex ' i pe Ha ith Rox Dein THROUGH TRAINS POR MONTANDON FROM EAST AND BOUTH.: Train 15 leaves New Yor to phisa 4.90 8 m, Bal timore 4 hy : sibam daily, kenbarre Cxoep a Train 11 leaves Philade ton 7.50 8 mw t Vaughn, John, 34 - a Weidner, Jacob. - 54 Rohenck Andrew Wallace, Jos8..... coe Weitzel. John... Wheeler, Henry Whitington, Martih.. Warton, Thos P25 86 of Warton, Thos P 4-38 ot, Warton, Thos P 2.86 of. Warton, Thos P 2.38 of. Warton, Thos P 286 of. 3 Young Samuel {of 3 Young, Benj { of COLLEGE TWP Johnson, Ross. Johnson, Thomas......... CURTIN TWP. Atwood, NL. drooks, Jesse Bruce, Chas i Brady, Wm i Brooks, Jesse i 150 Custer, Paul } Unknown . Wharton Moore PATTON TWP, 120 Barker Jaoobh. Mehl Adam... Diehl Thomas Diehl Nicholss sr Diehl Nicholaslr ...... Diehl Nicholas Jr... 120 Homnuer Benj Kline John PENN TWP, 70 Swiheford Peter POTTER TWP Bon 1 Mary fron IA 39itand returned by the tax collectors of 158 Behenck Christ following districts, respectively i Blough George 128 68 for the years of 1880 and 15801, to the Spear Re cerenren 91 US Commissioners of Centre county, for 1 ; canor 4 non payment of taxes, according 3 % 36 the provisions of the several Acts of fichael eens #8 I Ammembly relative to the sale seated dott Andrew —e 12 49liands for taxes. . Beck Juoob f EEATED LANDS Ml vagh George BELLEFONTE BORO Bout Jee sh + Goo. W, Downiog ‘91 Bmith Mary. . RR «Geo, Bochanan 9... _ Bands Josey a -11 4 MILESBURG BORO, 53 Toner ase : 15 1ot, RBKinnle, 1891 ..ooernnnnn, 18 ’ or Hax nal. TZ Lot, Mrs Magee, 1551 5 Lot, Edward Gree on I Lot, Chas MeCaflerty 158] w i i {ams ! C . ond 6% UNIONVILLE BORO 153 Wallace Jas 1. -e i 47 Lot, Hiram Patterson, 1861 i yi mer John 5 H&L Harrls Eirk, “0 & ¥l RB Wh i BURNEIDE TWP a's, Alexander Sol it isd {160 a's, Peter Ettore, 1591 FERGUSON TWP, 100 a's, John E Rider est. ‘90 a ¥0 a's, John Shannon, 1880 aw HALFMOORN TWP SG a's, We H Blair est 180 ut HOWARD TWP, 1230's, John Irwin Jr. est. 180 Floyd Henry Hollingsworth Levi. Hannah John. 2 Jolitf Richard... King Willlam......... Lamborn Wm Lamborn Josiah . McoHissoock John... f Pyle Jacob.....cicins Pyle David. o- Mnderwood Jacob # Unknown Unknown ....... Unknown 3} Whitehead Richard HARRIS TWP Andre Alsolom Bell John... Brown Wm Conley Adam... . Conley Adam... Elm ison Samuel Fox George... . Fisher Samuel W sorhinen Henry Stophe! Henry Stophel Irwin John.....nnns Irwin John a frwin John....... has scarcely standing room, where the school is now held. Wake up direct- | ors and citizens and let us build house that will accommodate the pu- | pils and be an ornament to our town. The fellow who got into trouble at Sunbury, and got the matter fixed up | here ought to take better care of him- self or more trouble will follow; the next time he may not fare “Honesty is the best policy.” Some of our trout fishermen were quite successful last week; John Road | caught 30, Al. Auman 19, and W. H. Culberson caught 120: some were very | Curtin. John... fine ones. The waters were too high 38 Da MY and muddy for fly fishing. Godfrey, John W... Quite a large number of commercial | ihe SUBD 0 BO U0 00 on 0 per wd 25 GO BD =F 3 00 20 de 10 a T0400 10 40 40400 M26 2.07 42.138 42 28 67.210 oa i 67 J 4 00 18 a Cr 8G nE50 am, BA am, Wi inday) arnivl oh eg ds . Baltimore Dai iy except on 1.66 pm, wilh pRrior siphis and thro igh passenge | from Philadelphia snd Bal timore, Train 1 leaves New York 84 im; Washingtlon at l110 a1 m, Wiikesbarre 3.12 Pb, m don st 6.04 pm, week dar | wenger coaches from Phila and Bal timore. { Train 13 leaves New York 3 210 pm, week i 2p Bunday, Philadelphia 4,40 pm days, 4 p. m., Sundays, Washingt 15 re 4.12 pm, arriving st Mou Through Parlor Car end cosch from Philadelphia Tra n 8 leaves New York 81 8.00 11 20 pm, Washington 10 : ) pm, (daily) arriving a1 sor nian : 81 m, with through Pullman si ieeping cars from "hila., Washingion nd Baitimore and through passcager coachos from Philadelphia and Bale am 3 ILI rriving with throug a idgaf l $0 A #1 week - Xe goby AW, § : a is of 400 He fman Wm - i Hubler Bernard Hunter Alex... Harrison Win Mek n Robt MeKin David Mole inson Richard Unknown n (eo Hall, Chazles Kelsoe Joseph men visited our town last week, con- | “ sequently our hotels were crowded, | and doing a rushing business, Mrs. Willis Weaver took a trip to Bellefonte last week for few days, accompanied by her two boys, Ralph and Max. In consequence of no special train running on Thursday to the great Odd a Long, J B.... Lane, Sarah Lane, Mary.... Smith, Peter... . Bamue! Taylor, Joseph. Willis Jonathan FERGUSON TWP, Anderson John Baker James... BarkerJohn........ Yi Rarnet Joseph Buckbee Isaac. Bryson Samael 30D Ba : Irwin John......... Johnson Thos... MoCandliess Wm... Mitehel Joba... McCormie Eleanor. Patterson Robert, Reynolds John. Reynolds John. . Bankey Thomas... Sankey Jeremiah Steale Robert......... Bloale Jamen...........onn. 1 Blesle Allen... Steele John Peck Joseph Soott Bamuel Tt Ino Brisbin Young Samo RUSH T ison A & J Armstrong At BNOW SHOE T yy 1 charged Onsos Aden Devic g Je Devling Joseph Dobson Bamael Devling J wept 3 Fisher Ramone! W i Fisher Janes € Bolt Edgar woph wp Lilly drew aL HURTY N ™ r M array MILES TWP RUSH TWP se, Mour ra O03 an _— w limore BURG AND TYRONE EBAILROAD. Duly Except Bunday. Westward, Eastward, MPM AM ETATIONBS, AMPM.FH bs b #0: Montandon : is Lewisburg 2 Biehl ® Vicksburg 57 Miffinburg 50) Millmont # len lron! LEWIS ¥ oe Gp ROME NI MI RI We 10 Atherton Richard Leis Te a cammens saat . zal UNION TW P. La $38 anrat rT : - can Co OE 4 153 Allison Al Srey ' 1 wi. weeninees 10 O01 19 u's, Benj Rich. 1891 Re feu on i 1 £4 tal py 143 Beverage David Has, Irwin Ewishe A Brackbill J. a's HW Hao re 1:3 Briches levac 6 a's, Geo F Lee, 1891 NOTE. Borg J a Copenharen J In sooordance with the Act of June Copenhaven J... h, 1887, interest will be added 10 the Copenhaven 4 Whitcomb 47 of 1 amount of al] taxes assessed agains Copenbaven J wees 5 TO inseate] lands above advertl od 163 Delaney Sharp... cu. JOHN Q. MILE Dentier, Wi. , 25 County Tress. Simpson Nathan .... Smith John Bample Hobert Wilson Samuel Wilson David Wilson David Wilson Wm... Wilson Edward Wilson Peter... Work David... Work Joseph. . Wark David... Work Joseph. Burchfield Wm Crispin Peter Duncan Samuel Fowler Lydia Glasgow Bilas Hartline Leona Homer Benj J... Hicks Abraham Kohlmyer Geo Lite Jacob Lushy Josiah... Manly Henry McKean John TP "addy Mounta'n MWY ED 8d 5 te os 12 Ban Fellows day at Lewisburg, the Odd Fellows of Millheim and Rebersburg did not attend. Harry Frank, of North street receiv- | ed a “Reading Flyer” bicycle a few days ago and now he will no longer walk but fly, W. L. Goodhart the im- plement man has also purchased one. Some few others are talking about get- ting an untamed steed and soon we will have quite a number of wheel- men. Isaiah Coxey, the hackman from Boalsburg, an uncle of General Coxey, of the Commonweal army, was in town the other day; can’t tell whether he was recruiting for Gen. Coxey or recruiting himself, Fhree bicyclists from Spring Mills, paid our town a visit last week, viz: Prof. Rearick, Harry From and P. D. Phillips. Joe Parsons and Sin Harris of Belle- fonte, were in town last week, and stopped at the Musser house a few days. They have a fine wagon and attract a great deal of attention; they visit stores and clean up boots and shoes and make them look like new ones, * "A&W — - TEE IIIs oe rg» 8 0 9 oan Hall 8 16 Gregg 18 23 Linden Ball 8 2% Oak Hall Is 22] Lemont i% 37 Dale Bummit i% 47 Plensant Gap 2 i8 50) Axemann 2m 8 55 Bellefonte 21 Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Noman. don std Pam, W0am, 1.20 550and 7 m. turning leave Montandon for Lewisburg or 20 a mUVan.blpmi pm ands 0pm ou Sandays trains leave moatandon 10.18a. m., and 7.58 p. m., returning leave Lewisburg Wa m. and 200 p.m, For rates: maps, ofc. Thos. E Watt, P.A.W, burg B. M. PREVOST, eneral Managet. @ 120 DOLLARS PER MONTH IN YOUR Own LOCALITY made easily and honorably, without capi- tal, during your spare hours. Any man, woman, boy, or girl can do the work hand- fly, without experience. Talking un- pecessary. Nothing like it for money- making ever offered before. Qur workers always prosper. No time wasted in Jearning the business. We teach you in a night how to succeed from the first hour. You can make a trial without ex- ta I 2d 58 40 3 Bg “3 59 ‘ so ¥ ¢ 6 Parker Joromi fat 3 216 Parker Jeremiah wel NE South Bend Plow.... First and Hig! Award for Merit A Plow Shih 5 commands the Highest v at the lowest price. ¥ NTT LY RREFEATER arte et Shaaban o ¥ A Great Opportunity ! Our immense stock of Fall and Winter Goods are now in, onl 1 on agent or address . 110 Fifth ave, Pills J. R,. WOOD Gen'l Pager Agt. at the World's Fair! consisting of Clothing, Overcoats, Preminms and is sold Dry Goods, the finest selections of Dress Goods ever displayed in this valley, Boots and Shoes, Read the Low Prices for Chilled and Polished Shares. Socket Shares with Reversible Chilled Points, 40 cts. each OH ocket Shares with Reversible teel Points, - bOets. each or Shares for use in Plow- ts. each ing where great strength and Plow sharp cutting edge is re 40 cts. each quired, " - £2.50 each etc. These goods are first-class, and every 30 ets. each Common Shares, - Deep Suction Shares, Long Stone Shares, Short Stone Shares, - Penna. Stone shares, - Marsh Shares, Cutter Shares for ing - - thing of this seasons production. We are of each each 8S each each rol 3 ol) O18, a ol) cts. oll ots, fering all our goods at low prices and are AT OUR OLD TRICKS! » . - St That of selling the best of everything in our » J0 ets. . Sy store at prices that dont suit our competitors, Sod but please the buyers immensely. r———— i — i — ——————_ rs IMPORTANT TO KNOW. Some Things to Recolleet if You Are In- sured, If your building is vacant for ten days or more without a permit from the insurance company, your policy is void. The use of a gasoline stove or keep- ing gasoline, benzine, naptha, fire- wood or any fluid of less than 110 de- grees on the premises without a per- mit, will nullify all insurance policies, any trade or custom to the contrary notwithstanding. If mechanics are engaged in alter- ing, repairing and making additions to a building for more than fifteen days without consent of the company, will render a policy void. If a building stands on leased ground the company must be notified, other- wise the policy is void. If a manufacturing establishme nt is operated later than 10 p. m. the policy must be so endorsed, otherwise it is void, Policy holders should read their pol- icies and remember that the printed conditions of all policies are exactly alike, word for word, since the “uni- form policy act” went into effect May 1, 1892, Millinery Opening. Mrs. Lucy Henney, on Church street, has changed her opening days to Friday and Saturday of this week, instead of Thursday and Friday as stated last week. She has pnrchased a fine and full assortment of millinery goods, and can now furnish her cus- tomers with all the latest styles, at HARPER& KREAMER, ful Premiums. Did Ask for one. CENTRE HALL. you get a Card? —- Small Pox In Mifflin County. A case of small pox has developed at Lewistown, in a tramp who stopped at the alms house, and was too ill to go on. It was found he had the small pox, and he has been quarantined. een First Snake News. On Tuesday George Flory killed two black-snakes, one measuring 4 feet 2 inches, the other 4 feet 1 inch. This will do to begin with. Next. ri —— Mrs. Billmyer, of near Coburn, is up to catching trout ; she landed 30 on Tuesday last. RAHI oo ~Lewins, Bellefonte, has aqimost experienced cutter in these parts and at his establishment you ean be suited in a manner befitting a prince, and at a aeasonnble price, i Ao Don't Tobacco Spit ot or Smoke your Life wa The truthfa! startling title of a book about No- 1 I or ged can't, use "Braces y footin up n footie elim A nocotine n gin. weigh! ana vigor. A cure mney el , or om i hadrem | 10 ’ Randaron By. New Yor + 10 Tia: GON, resonable prices. Give her a call. re E PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG LOCATED IN ONE O FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA- TIONAL; OPEN TO BOTH SEXES; TUIT TION FREE: BOARD AND OTHER EXPENSES VERY LOW, NEW BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY, 1. AGRICULTURE {Three Courses) and AGRA CULTURALCHEMISTRY; with constant il lustrations on the Farm and in the BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti: eal and 4 practical. Students taught original i ¢ m stud CroRcope., CHE Ip ith an unusually fall and oh, Sou B ihe Labora {i NOTIN E ERI ¥ E MOST BEAUTI thorou These ELECTRICAL ENGIN ERRING: cout ~ MECHHNIAL ENGINEERING.) on re sccompanied with very ex ve praction hy in the Field the Shop, and the MITR HISTORY Ancient and Modern, with origi. nal in ETT antion, bt HTRIAL AKT AXD DESION, LADIES" COURS CATERATURE and BCIENCE; Two Ample facilities for M vooal instrumental LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Latin (optional,) French, German and English {i Es To or a Sr Tinh Fr) C8 and ASTRONOMY; pure AiG ERS Su: 58 WEE frat RAL and | POLITICAL sol instruction theoreti a a putruction thenreth ARATORY EPA : Two term opens 1592, Exam for adm , June ny 1 ‘Commence week ane 12- 1502, Ar ao. A ae Ore Gentre Co. Pa «~All new styles in spring clothing Just received at Lewins, Bellefonte. 18, soil for which it isintended, wi team can pull it. summon } [Wee moniated Bone Super Phosph Materials at our Warchonse in Bellef Goods for Low Prices, Agricultural Salt, ssn} ard per pound. yaleson early A en 0 Now is the time to secure the best knives first served. xmay8l1 ate, mite. cents Charges Most Reasonable. No shelf-worn stock here. pense to yourself. We start yon, furnish everything needed to carry on the busi- ness successfully, and guarantee you against failure if you but follow our simple, plain instructions. Reader, if you are in need of ready money, and want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your address, and we will mail you a docu. meut giving you all the particulars. TRUE & CO., Box 400, Augusta, Maine. CAVEATS TRADE Mags PRCA SS PATENTS FR FR AR A A SS 8 er
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