THE CENTRE REPORTER.
——
IHURSDAY, MAY 10, 1917
REBERSBURG
& Lester Minnich, who is employed at
Milton, spent Bunday with his family.
§. Some of the layers are planting
corn this week,
Jacob Bower, of Coburp,
ing this week in town,
Mr. and Mre. Wilson Cole returned
on Wednesdsy from = visit to Wool-
rich.
John Bright and Bterling Miller
will soon leave for Erie to engage ip
carpenter work.
Mrs, IL. B. Frank ia visiting at the
home of Prof, Edwin Brungart, at Be-
linsgrove,
Louelis, daughter of Merchant 8, L.
Gepbart, left on Saturday for Pitte-
burg to spend several weeks.
Mre. Ruth Harbuck and
Mre. (George Blover,
town the past week,
('haries Bartges, the jeweler, pulled
up stakes on Thursday and moved to
Madisonburg.
Phomas Walker, who had been an
fonvalid for six years, died on Haturday
snd was buried in the Union cemetery
on Wednesday.
One day the past week James Gram.
ley lost a valuable cow, due to the soD-
itself while tied in the
* is epend-
mother,
were visitors Ir
imal haoging
stable,
Mre, BRyleri- who was keepiag house
for Bruce Weber, eft on Saturday for
Pine Grove will work as
cook in a saw-wuill camp,
Clhud sSmull, after three days work
in anveat marget at Millersville, re-
tured pomgiast Thursday, declaring
that'th 10 spot in the wide wor d
just quite like West Rebersburg.
Reversburg will bave a flag raising
in the near future. The flag pole is of
good length apd will soon be planted
on the school ground aod Old Glory
flang Lo the Dreezs,
where she
ine Grove Miils.
The wheat fields are improving ip
looke.
George Elder, who was a typhoid
fever patient, is recovering.
Mrs. Msude Ferguson visited rela-
tives and friends in Altoona last week,
The J. B. Whitmer home is about
ready for the trowel.
Alvin orl is breaking ground for a
new home at his farm at Bloomsdor!,
James Hubler is bresking ground
for a new home on West College Ave,
Mre. Annie Sausserman, of Altoons,
visited friends in and about her birtb-
place last week,
Tbe first born, a chubby little boy,
arrived at the Frederick Rossman
home last week,
Mre, L. H. Osman, who has been
quite ill with stomach aod uremic
trouble, ig improving.
Dr. and Mrs. Fraok, of Millheim,
were visitors at the Mre., Danpelly
home recently.
James Kuhp, who works on the J.
8. Miller farm, sustained a fracture of
the right arm last Thursday.
Graduation exercises of the Fergu-
son township High school were helo
fa the I. 0. O. F. hall Thursday eve-
ning. The class vumbers five,
J. H. Miller and daughter Maude, of
Rock Springs, in their new Dodge car,
motored to town and visited Mre. D.
W. Miller,
Mr. snd Mre, John Keller, with
their baby daughter, left for Pittsburgh
last week where the little tot will ar-
dergo the kpife in the City hoepital,
A community flag raising will take
piace in this piace on Saturday even-
ing. Promioent speakers will be on
hacd. The citizens band will furnish
the music,
The J. E. Reed home at Rock
Springs was the happy scene of a joll
crowd who gathered to celebrata the
bread-winner’s sixty-eighth birthday,
He was the recipient of many usefu
gifts, A sumptoous dinner was serv.
ed and the afternoon was spent ip
reminiscing and epjoying music.
The guests left in the twilight, wish-
ing him a long lease of life,
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Tusseyville
Miss Catherine Emenhizer spent a
few days at the P. D. Emenhizer
home,
Paul Emenhizer spent 8 few days
with bis parents at Rockview,
Mre, George Spanpgler, of Uentre
Hall, 1s spending some time among
relatives,
Mr, end Mre. Wilson Kline, from
the West, are spending a few weeks at
the Willism Rockey home, Mre,
Kline and Mre. Rockey are sisters,
Frank Dashem lost a valuable horse
on Baturday.
From last week.
Monday evening John Wert and
family, David Bohn ana family, ste
tended the graduation exercises of the
Asronsburg High school, st which
time Edward, a son of Mr. and Mis
Bohn, graduated,
Roy Corman, of Spring Mills, ated |
the Reformed pulpit Sunday mornidg.
Mr, and Mrs, Michael Bossman and
Mre. Maris Wagner accompanied Mr,
and Mm, W. O. Heckman to Altoona
on Saturday where they visited ffiende,
Coat suite, coats, dresses, separate
coats and skirte, made over your own
individual measurements. Your own
cloth or cloth furnished, —Ladies’
Toggery Bbop, Bellefonte, Pa. Bell
‘phone 224 M. u
SHIRL Y-FIVE YEARS AGU,
Juue _8th,—The select school will
clove in two weeke, and after » vaca-
tion of four weeks the fall term will
commence.
An ipoident: Thirty years ago
«hen Wm. Wolf opened up in business
J. H. Keller purchased the first bill of
goode. Junelst, 1882, when the new
firm, Wolf and sop, opened, Mr. Kel
ler sgain happened to be the first pur-
chaser.
The geographical centre of this State
in said to be Bpring Mille.
Centre Hall was improved last week
by two new eidemalke,
Mrs. John Farper #f Centre
died on Sunday, June 4tb.
was seventy-cight years,
The cherry crop in this valley wil
be small, no doubt. Apples and other
fruits are promising. |
Dr. Jacobe, after recovering from
his illness, bas gone to Mifflinburg.
On the 30ib ult,, the saw mill oper-
sted by Jacob McCool did the largest
daye work known in ten bourse,
Hall
Her sge
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Black Moose in Fenunsylvanis,
"4 The Black Mooee in Penvsylva-
nia? is the latest literary work of Col,
H. W. Bhoemaker, author of many
legendary tales of Pennsylvania. Th
nooklet is an excellent addition to the
many others on wild animal life In
Pennsylvanis which bave preceded i!
and is worthy of a place in any libra-
ry.
ges the receipt of a copy of Col. Bhoe-
maker's new book.
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Fishermen Finds Dead Body,
Lester Reager, of Lewistown,
taruiog from a fishing trip on
Juniata river one day last
found the half spbmerged
Thomas Thompson, colored,
old, a native of Tampy 8B. C,
been in Lewistown about six
It is thought that in a fit
ment he lesped from the bridge. His
body had likely been in the mud and
water for a week, which is the
he is reported missing from bis work.
Fhe coroner took of the
re-
week,
hody
35
He
mon
had
the,
of
charge
ter’s fleld.
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Transfers ol Ken) Estate
Anna B. Guiswite et bar to Frank
W. Keister,
Fwp. ; $681.50.
George B. Jackson et ux to Baral
A. Jackson, tract of land in Stale
College ; $1.00,
Clyde W. Jackson et
lege ; $1.00,
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PENN HALL
Mr, and Mie, James Housb,
ronsburg, spent Sunday at the homes
of Ralph shook.
Mrs, Elizabeth Herring has been ill
for the past week or more,
Mra, Carrie Bhook spent Funday at
the home of Allen Kreamer,
The Spriog
a festival on Memorial Day.
Mré, Jfe Albright, who hss been
sick for several weeke, ie improving.
Robert Hettinger purchased a Max
well automobile lsat week,
a hardship on the men who were sc
customed to loaf there eveulnge, Their
families will derive the benefit,
aver,
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master at Millmont will be held a!
Lewiaburg, May 26th. The compen-
sation attached is in the neighborhood
of $600 a year,
State of Ohlo, City of Toledo, |
a . ’ { =
kes oath that he is
irm of F. J. Cheney
in the City of To-
{ te aforesald, and
sald firm will pay the sum of ONE
RED DOLILARS for each and ev
y case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALI'S CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. DD, 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Publie
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken internally
and acta directly ipon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces of the system. Bend for
testimonials, on
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Bold by all Druggiatas, 5c.
Take Hall's Family Plils for ‘constipation.
|
wound
Trip
}
| The Soenie Environment of this |
| inland city and the Palatial Dapital
Building, with Its Famed Barnard
Statuary and Beautiful Oakely Mural |
i Paintings make this a
| DELIGHTFUL SUNDAY oUTNG
SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES
CENTRE HALL 6.47 A. N.
he RETURNING LEAVES
Harrisburg , .°. LOOP. M
$8 rN
See Plyers Cosult Agents
Ss —-
Pennsylvania R. R.
Owing pt
Appraise
mers
AML
Bryon, J
Bower,
Bower,
Krape, J
hister,
Mus
ary
Mensel
: ¥
jolt
Mllaagy
Yeager,
ba
cRERS
Bourse
pues
Bradic
Campbell
Daub YOrix
Duck, ¥F
Emery, (
Ave
rsons and firms h
Licenses
AXEMAN
W O, genl, mdse,
ice cream
AARONSBBURG
fmplements
meals
gen store
VW, imuplements
K, clgurs
and oil
BURG
oF. iL, 8
i
A, BIT
= 8
CENTEE HALL
b,
siiith, automobile
al
rugs
i, HC, & KP, cigars
jan, 4 LU, meats
VP, it mpie ments
Geo. H, implements
¥. genl. mdse
J 1, automobile
rr
Smith, ’
Smith, ¢
Zottle &
been
Stover,
Was
ice
and
sup
Bec
Ertly,
Long,
Peck &
L, hardware
A snl. mdse,
cas, lumber
COBt N
Rig. Co., gasoline and oll
& Conl Co, grain and
Matorlivick, A, g
Wood, William, ©
vd. feed POW
Kf nl, mdse Trading
1ery La,
, MULC
x CO
Vulcan,
produce
JIRoLlies
. Babin. Duoglk, Fred, ice
Eckle, J I, meats
Gettlg, H C, mea
Herman, W DD, «
Noll WHIr, &}
Pleasant Gap Ga
Stitzer, C K, gen
Steinberg Bros.
ments
uo. genl, mdse.
(grocery
mdse,
Benates,
«ni
genl, mdse.
rr PHILI
Atiantic Refining
Acton, Harry, gr
Andrews, W C, d
Adel an & Kata
o BETO
rocery
inrdware
coal
ELTON
Co., gen. mdse,
Cressn
te
gars
fro., gen mdse.
rage, gas and oll
mdse,
gen. mdse.
GLEN
grocery
PSBURG
Co., gasoline
ocery
ry goods
wiky, dry goods
C8 ry
gh
fr
¥
ling
Orrin,
. RT
& C
re, gen
"fo fo
Kylet, Annie
hop Harry, )
Kiipe, J O, harue
Ke phast, J F. ba
Kellock, GM, ©
kh ett #1, cigar
Kassop Bros
Lat ach.
leiman, Harry,
ianich
Mask A W_ shoe
Meyer, J W, cigs
Mattern Market,
Mock, Miss E "4
Musser Bros, ,
Musser, M A, gC
J W, cigs
“ns
, electric supplies
rocery
wall paper
ocery
¢, Kasoline
store
othing and shoes
ink
rago, ¢
re
igars
candy
is PRper
Hardware
mdse.
gars
ETocery
ik
“e
rdware
rin, gen. mdse,
. Jewelry
5 and 10¢ strre
*
, hardware
™
meals
millinery
dO Ten
™
roant
4 oslab
Tow
ie Co., groceries
garage
cigars
Parker, Ww
Palace Bi
Pht, MU Bg e
Proms,
Res, J O, Lio
{0ey,
ments
florian
4 H Co. fosd
BIOCK
dL, F&R
ot, Jacob,
on
ger, N & (
Doro
ments
dry goods
Junk
, Ren. mdse,
Hionetraker,
LAM,
swiss, Jacob
Khater B F. nov
Line . Lowiis,
Hpile ap Myer,
Troutman, G F,
Vail, H yward, at
Welenzik, P, she
Walker,
5 mn, Cash
Ww,
Frank
mdse,
e ity sore
Junk
{an k
tos
vem
Htore, grooeries
PORT
Beckwith,
MATILDA
Bennett, WA &
Crain
Eller, Gllberi, ge
Gates, H 8,
Hoover, W
Mattern, J C
Osman, 8 8, ciga
, ba
Son, gen. mise,
fi. mdse,
rdware
Reese, A W, gen
store
Bailey, J H, impl
(yohoeen,
ements
. Kon. mdse.
Barr, David, can
kite,
gars
oily & cigars
Kretm NT, geo
Watt, EM,
NITTANY Williams, J
mdse
Blerly, C C, plum
Bieriy, W
CH
Hieriy, 8 A
Bariges, e KE, ied
W E, cigars & candy
produce
Bietly,
Son, gen. mdse.
H, gen. mdse.
dy
mdse,
ber
or
Foreman, RK LJ, coal and grains
Goodbart, F V, furniture
Greary, F P, cigars
Henney, Lucy Mrs, millinery
Harper, H W, automobile supplies
Lingle, Willi atm, produce
Mestaer, J H, produce
Meeker Maynard, cigarg
McCoy, Emma Miss, bread
Odenkirk, W A, genl. mdse
Rossman, H D, produce
ORVISTON
pply Co., gen. mdse,
J H, board house
OAK HALL
Etters, Clayton, feed and grain
Louder, R J, gen. mdse
OSCEOLA MILLS
Domerick, Joe, grocery
Gross, R UG, grocery
Gregalist, Rowe, grocery
Urviston du
Siateberck,
Carlin, W J, gen. mdse,
Gephart, gi gen, mdee,
Gramley. Ralph, hides
Garrett, GF, umber
Crets, W B, produce
Haines, M OC, gen. mdse.
Hubler, W T & Son, produce
Hubler & Haings, produce
Kiineleiter, J W, produce
#mull & Royer, produce
Long, © KE, cigars
Walker O C, produce
Runkle, J
W, cigars
fail mn,
-
cows, in
every
R. KR,
st
FOR 8A
1s sound
marclal ‘phone.
LE «Fine Dark Bay
aed
3
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*
“
RUNVILLE
Benneit, K 8, gen. mdse
Witmer, J C, gen, mdse,
STATE COLLLGE
Alken, J P, cigars
Athletic Store, sthietic goods
Atlantic Rig. Co., and oll
Baum, Bim, cloth
Corl, B ¥ & Bon,
Corl, Johu, toed
Comier, Mrs ET, groceries
College Boot #hop, shoes
Deal, Albert, plumber
ye, 'T D, gets. mdse,
Hoa, Phiitp, coal
Fromm, Hsrris, clothing snd shoes
Fromm, Morris, clothing and shoes
Gentzell & Mokachan, groceries and
meats
Gentzell & MoFachan, furniture
Gilliland, Ray, drugs
Graham, ‘Geo, A, candy
Gregory Bros, candy
Hockman, C W, feed
Hurwitz & Smith, clothing
Harvey Bros confectionery
Hurwitz, Moses, confectionery
Hartewick, A H, cigars
Helfrich, J C, b & 10c store
Jurghies, Manue:, shoe fludings
Knox, WW, cigars
Kimport, Myre. millinery
Krumarine, - idney, drugs
Longee, A C, cigam
Musser, J H, groceries
Musser, Harry KN, gon. store
Musser, LW, groceries
Musser, Cor., harness
Martin, J B, ‘groceries
Monigomirk & C0 Co., clothing
Metzger, L
Markie, james,
McCormick,
Resides, F P, a
Resides, ¥ 7, City Meat Markel, meals
Rexall Bore, drugs
Rupp, Ber . COs ls
Bauers & Heberling, clothing
state-Centre Electric Go., electric sup-
a oe
, lmpiements
plies
Blruble, Forest T, plumber
ghuey, C KE, jewelry
Smith, W W, photo goods
Suyder, Cora , millinery
snyder, C E, autos
#mith, J C & Son, hardware
state College Fuel & Supply Co, coml
Boyder & Behrer, gen. me
Bute College Billed Co.
Toe Nittany Printing Co,
The Music Blore, pianos
The Nittany Garage, autos
Way, Benner, groceries
BPRING MILLS
Auman, U G, groceries
Ackerman, ¥ M, groceries
Allon Bros, grain sna Sour
Bisuser, W H, groceries
Breon, Willis, groceries
Bitper, Bright, groceries
Barges, 1vy, groceries
Cong, 4 C, Dugg oo
Condo, § L, barnes and buggies
Corman, O T, produce
Camon, F A, geil. mdse,
Continental Condensed Milk Cg., feed
Dunlap, A C, cigars
Finkle CF, mdse
Frederick, samuel, feed
Hasscupiug, A C amdse
Hosterman, Wailer, garsge
Krape, Chas. A, shoes
Knee, Perry, cigars
Long, C F & Co., pen. store
Lew, A B, coal
Lesstcr, Chas A, produce
Meyer, J ¥, produce
Meiss, GK, gen. sore
Meyer, Calvin W rg wore
Meyer, W H, pl
Moyer, J M, ow
MoOormick, J 0, cigars and osnfect
lonery
Noll, J EK, Feed
ripka, Daniel, candy
Hishel, J H, gen mdse
Bosaoan, 11 F, gen. mdse,
Rowe, 8G, toed and mdse,
Boyer, T ¥, produce
sanith, Jolin & Bro , furniture
smith, & M, produce
sith. Emanue!, gon.
swver, C K, hardware
Woile, 8 J, millinery
BROW BHOE
Atiantic Rig. Co., olis
Buddinger, T B, gen. store
puddinger, W §, meats
Brook, Jacob, gen. mdse,
Conler, J A, slo supplies
Keysione Garage, vile
Keily Bros, feed
Halves, Ed & Oo, soda fountain
Bedding, L., cigars
Mommell, Trees groceries
sickels, W 8 drugs
sipciair, Mm. H C, candy
Snow Bboe Bupply Co. gen. mdse.
snow shoe Supely Uo., gen. mdse.
Trobisky, MC , Kroceries
Thom peon & son, gen. sore
Uzsel, James, Cigars
BANDY RIDGE
Barnett, R J, cigars
vohe, bb, gen. mdse,
vowher, Levi, meats and groceries
Dogan, J B, cigars
Heath, Mis L 8, candy
Ketunelly. A W, cigar
sus, MB gen. sore
spitier, Danlel, groceries
EMULLTON
Kline, John A, feed and gin
swver, H H. cigar
Walizer, 8 A, mdse
ETORMETOWN
Burkett, ¥ G, gen, mdse.
Gray, John, produce
Gritin, J MH, gen. niin.
Hout HW, prod
MoAfle, fn sui
Way, Allen. produce
TUSSEYVILLE
Jordan, ET, otis
Hockey, w F, produce
Swarts, CW, gen. mdse
WADDLE
cigars
, sationery
Wolfe, B M est, gen. mdee.
Yearick. A M. produce
WINGATE
Davidson, J A, ioe chesm
Harnish, Sianch, groceries
WARRIORS MARK
Deamit, 8 K, gen. mdse.
Eilen bet aE, Atha produce
Thomas, U K, produce
Wrye, WT, gen. mdse,
* WOLFS STORE
Glibert, Wm HM, produce
Showers, GH, gen, mdse,
Weaver, D B sous, feed
YARNELL
Confer, Irs P, mase,
ZION
Hockman, N J, teed
Noli, B A, gen. mdse.
Wholesale Mercantile
Licenses
AARONSBURG
Crouse, H KE, produos
BELLEFONTE
Atlantic Refining
Bellelonte Fuel FTES. ool
Plan LBA Jeb,
Da
fa it ef Oo., ghoverle
Potter. Hoy Hardware Co., hardware
’ BOALBBURG
Weber, 8 E grain
COBUKN
Atlantic Rs fining Co., vil
Cobmrn Grain & Ory. Co., grain
Javerd Creamery Co, butter & egg
isn Cresmery Co., butler & eggs
DENTUHE HALL
Bradiord A Bon ai
Foreman, &
Kerlin, A KE, Dh. and
Fairgus Creamery Co , pr
HOWARD
Diehl, J D, produce
LEMONRT
Ross, Elmer C, grain
LINDEN HALL
Bow, J H, n
Wisiand, ¥ KE, coal
OAK HALL
Ferree, William, produce
FHILIPEBURG
Atlantic Rel. Co , oil
Balegrere, G, fruits
Cenlge sling Co , flour and feed
Gi Mig to, mice sUpPPien
Holmen, Frau Lub. ooy
Hotter, W K Co, produce
Kanof Bros, dry goods
ude dent Oil Co., oli
Lauderbach Barber Co | groceries
rullljsbury Milling T& H Co., flour
Phuipsburg Hardware Co,, hardware
Beed, J O, flour and feed
swift & Co., meats
PORT MATILDA
Crain, WB, lumber
MILLHEIM
Kline, J A, flour and feed
NITTARY
Mauck, W J, produce
BEROW BHOE
Atlantic Rel, Co., ofl
Ksily Bros, groveries
LEMONT
Ensign Oll Co., oli
BPRING MILLS
Bpring Mills Creamery Co , produce
BTATE COLLEGE
Avante RA Co, oll
Neldigh, J D, grain
Restaurant Licenses
BELLEFONTE
Bisckiord, Clyde, restaurant
Eulseiy, Geo. A,
Hoes utacher, Geo,
Gregory Bros,
CENTRE HALL
Pennington. C W, restaurant
CLARENCE
Watson, C H, restaurant
FLEMING
Blere, H M, restaurant
HOWARD
Williams, Geo. L, restaurant
Willams, ¥ UO, restaurant
MILLHEIM
Gephart, J] Russell, restaurant
MILESBURG
Korman, C W, restaurant
spicher, Mrs Eile, restaurant
PHILIPSBU BG
Delige, John, reaurant
Kiel, 8d,
Kaler, Walter
MoMuien, Chas,
Vest, GK, *e
Cunkie, Joseph,
ENOW SHOE
Sinclair, Mrs H C, restaurant
Hayues ET & Co,
ETATE COLLEGE
Knox, WW, reslsurant
Lounges, AC,
Kervietter, W E & Bon, restaurant
Mowery, Fred J, restaurant
Brokers’ Licenses
BELLEFONTE
Hunter, B F, broker
HOWARD
Leather Bros, brokers
rUHILIVEBURG
Bair, W T, broker
Jones, Low W, broker
BTATE COLLEGE
Holmes, J L, broker
Billiards and Pool
BELLEFONTE
Carpenett), J L pool
Fiungiestine, Davia, pool
Morstecher, Chins , pooi
Mothnley, John A, pool
Bosugluamy, | Domes, Poel
BLANCHARD
Moon, A R, pool
CLARENCE
Watson, C H, pool
MILEBSBURG
Shuilts, J L, pool
ORVISTON
Orvislon Bupply Ce. pool
PHILLIPSBURG
Meyer, J W, pool
Pausce Bililara Parior, pool
Butler, Wim , pool
beakio, Thomas, pool
PLEASANT GAP
Herman, W , pool
SNOW SHOE
Melaughlin, M J, pool
BARKDY RIDGE
Kennelly, A W, pool
Beuueit, R J, poul
Mooshesd, Albert, shooling galery
STATE COLLMGE
Siate College Billiard and Bowling
Lo , poi
MILLEHEINM
Spigeimyer, J, pool
Theatres and Movies
BELLEFONTE
Brandman, K, movi =
Brown, T C, movies
vanman Es. besire
CLARENCE
Tuckssavage, J, movies
HOWARD
Nittany Theatre Co., movies
Nittany Theatre Uo., Lovie
BNOW SHOE
l, OVies
AMES W. SWABB
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO., PA
Deeds, Mortgages, 3 Wills, &0, written ar. -x
eouted with care. All legal business prow
atieuded to, Special atiestion given 0 sold
ting of Estates, aa alo feonses, AUC lv
bite Licenses, other APPL spor
Blanks kept on hand «IA
wi ASA so
| FOR SALE OR RENT
The Nathaniel Brown y at Farmers Milla.
| A desirable home ; place ior fruit and Shigk:
one. containe 8 acres of and. For forma inguire
ohn AEAn on prem-ses or address.
W. A. BROWN, Admr.
MHoil pd § Hun tingd im, Pa.
the First National Nurseries of Rochester, N.Y,
are anxious to secure oither ladies or gentlemen
to represent them in this section, in the sale of
vines, bulbs, frult treés; berry bushes, ete They
{nform us that without previgus experience on ork
jomilie to make good. wages evpry week, Any | MRE
one out of employment ot desiring to take upp
work of this time will do well to write i a for
ers and lo dolng 80 enclose this notice.