The Custom of Shaving.
The custom of shaving (lie hoard was
enforced by Alexander of Muccdoii, not
for tliesake of fashion, but for a iirac i
cal end. lie knew that the soldiers in
India, when they encountered tiieir
foes, had the habit of grasping them by
the board, and HO he ordered his soldiers
to shave. Alterward shaving w* |>rao
ticed in the Macedonian army, and -lu-a
among citizen*. The Romans initial d
the (ireeks in the praolico, as they d.d
in many other tilings, mid spread it o
the different European nations yet bar
baric. In the middle ages, at the time
of the Renaissance, shaving was intro
duced, and the habit was retnino I,
though classicisms gave place to roman
ticism, and that, in its turn, was replac
ed by realism. The beard was a source
of trouble to I'eter the Great, who,
simultaneously with the introduction of
his great reforms in Russia, tried to in
duce his peoplo to imitate the shaving
nations. This innovation was .resisted
by his subjects with the utmost persist
ence, and they preferred to pay a heavy
tine rather than sutler disfigurement,
as they believed, of the image of God.
To the Russians of olden times the
beard was a symbol of liberty. In sev
eral countries of Western Europe and -
in the United States the beard was re- j
stored to honor only about twenty years
ago, and even yet the majority of men
respect the custom introduced by Alex- |
under the Great.
TUKRK never was such a really good, '
substantial, satisfactory, and rapid-selling
first-class Lock Stitch Sewing Machine j
ottered so low as the "N xw FAMILY Slit r-
TLX," reduced to only s'-.'o; more complete ;
with equipments, ami lower in price ilisn
any other machine. It is elegant in work
manship and finish, surpasses all others in
its work and fulfills all the Requirements of
every family as a helper. Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free of charge. It
will do every description of work—fine or
coarse—that any machine, at any price,
over did, or qnn do ; equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, uud strong, lla- all the
luto improvements, is easy to learn and
manage, is serviceable, don t wear out,
always ready, and never out of order,
ftent C. O. D. anywhere with privilege of
examination before paymentof bill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the C'heajiest Maehino in
the World. Territory free. /lr/</res, for
descriptive books, &e., "Family" Shuttle
Machine Co., "*>6 Broadway, New York.
30- ly
Tux DXATII-RATE or— Our Country is
getting to he fearfully nUrming, the aver
ago of life being lessened every rear, with
out any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most insignificant ori
gin. At this season of the year especially,
a cold is such a common thing that in the
hurry of every day life we are apt to over
look the dangers attending it and often
find too late, that a Fever or Lung trouble
has already set in. Thousands lose th- ir
lives in this way overy winUw, while had
Boachte'a Urrmau Syrnp been taken, a cure
would have resulted, and a large bill fr-m
a Doctor been avoided. For all diseases
the Throat and Lungs, Hutshre't (Jtrmnn
Syrup has proven itself t> be the greatest
discovery of its kiml in medicine. Kvcry
Druggist in this country wiii tell you of
it* wonderful effect. Over WSOjlftO l- tl s
sold last year without a single failure
known. Sold by F. Form OKKKX,
wholesale and retail. 20-eow-ly
As THiw is the season when chls are
most likely to be taken, a word of advice
to our reader* would be in season : Fir t,
then, keep your feet dry ; wear flannel next
your skin ; do not sit or stand in drnughu
of air, and upon the first symptom of a
cold or a cough call at Green's Drug Store,
in Bush House Block, and procure a bottle
of his "Compound Syrup of Tar, Honey
and Bloodroot," whieb will give you
almost instant relief. It is a plfttant and
rjfretual preparation, containing the virtues
of Tar combined with some of the bet
rrpertornni* and nnotfynt*, allaying all
those distressing symptoms which if not
promptly arrested will too frequently re
sult tn that fatal disease, Consumption.
I'ricc, 60 cents a bottle, or six for $2.60.
21-eow
Xrtr AdrertitwHirnf*.
LETTING.
PROPOSALS for building Stone
1 Abutment* for I bridge ifrnw th* Raid Facte
Creek. at Mll**bfar. *lll •' by th* Courifj
Cotnninim*r* until twelr* o'clock M . Jim* 2, I*7*'.
Hpo lAatbiM can Is# **n at tb*ir "(Hi* In Dnllffoni*,
Pa Th* contract to b* l*t to lb# luMt r*|*>Oflfttkr
MH*r Tb* (.'ommialoMn r**erta tho right to re
feet any or all bhU
ANDRF.W GRFGG.)
GFnRGF WAH. sr.,niniU...nr.
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ZDIRTX" GOODS STORE.
m •
I have just returned from New York, after having purchased an immense stock of goods,
for cash, at lower prices than ever, of which 1 will give my jmtrons the benefit, and wish
to call your attention to the special inducements I am offering in the following lines:
DRESS GOODS, Latest Novelties. SILKS, Black and Colored.
WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
CARPETS -A.TTID SHAWLS.
DOMESTIC GOODS of every description.
Trimmings, Notions, Ribbons, Ties, Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery Goods, &c.
My gooda are all marked in plain figure and tho PRICES I WILL GUARANTKK THR LOWEST IN TIIK COUNTY.
AN EARLY CALL AT TIIK BEE-ELX V E IS SOLICITED.
t " •• r- Youra, repectfally,
jr. H. BALTJLJAITID.
My motto i, ONE PRICE AND THE VERY LOWEST, THE BEST OF QOQDS, AND NO MISREPRESENTATION.
4 PMINISTItATOIVS NOTICR. I
—l.*(l**r f AdmliiMratlnu on th* 1 MM* of
AlrmrnliT Bb*ll*nb*rg*r, d*Maa*d, lata of Worth
town-ship. baring Keen granted to th* undersigned. '
rt-alduil >f Ikdlrfealw, h-n •(•>*(■ all pora<>ii know- I
lug th*maolre* Indebted to MII| deredi-ut to mm* for- I
ward miml Uiak* Immediate payment, and all hating j
rlaiiua *gatnat hint to preaeut th*lr account*, duly
authenticated for •rttl*tii-iit.
DAN IML W'OODRINO, Adm'r. !
Mhfoalr, May 1,1>T9 11MH 1
Mercantile Appraisement.
r CIIE venders of foreign and domes-
A tic tnerchandla*, dltil)er and breweri, hrok*r,
Ac., In Outre county, will tab* notice ili.it tli*y at*
nppruUed ami clmwf by tW* iiiiderwlgnad appraiser of
iii*rci4iitll* and other llcetiae (a* for th* y*ar IH7J, an
ftdlowa, to wit:
AAROXftBURQ.
N tMM. MKIXSMA. CLAM. AM'T.
Fuller A Itiiiikl* Merchant* I I 1U 7.6
Il.iri *r, Tluona* Merchant tailor 14 775
Muwer, 11. M Merchant 18 10 7ft
IMullipa Broa Mere hail ta 13 10 76
Y eric k, Thorn** tin* ei i*a, Ac.......... 14 776 j
Mil l .IfOXTR.
Alexander. .1 R AC. T C..*l. A. 13 in 76
llaulatid. J. II .Merchant in '2*176
iJlalr, K IV. Jeweler... 14 776
lirew, 8. A. A 800. Grocer* 12 13 '26
11 row it, !, I. .foal, Ac 1.3 Rl 76 |
HrachM'l, Jiio ••......Furniture tor* 14 776
Itumiell A Alker.a MiiaU ator* 14 776 J
Reexer, V lake) dltill*r. .. 1.1 76
I eader, Joseph Confectionary 14 776
CVuaa, A J Tobacconist- 14 776
Furey A Dawaoti-.. Confectionery, At.... 14 776
teddimin, II D Clothier 13 10 76
Graham A Hon |l'*t atwl *h*a It 776 j
Guggenhelmrr, I. A Co. Merchant- 1 2 76
f iuggeuhcitiier, 1... Merchant 10 'Jo 76
Gr**n. K I' Druggut 13 1o 76
lIKIM, I, Kroner 1.1 2* 76
II offer, 11. 0 Itilllarda 7 6 76
Holler, II i' Tot**enblat 14 776
lltcka, II K Ilar.lwar* t* 'J-6 76
lloffer, John Merchant.....** II 16 76 ;
llarrifi, Jarnea A Co. Hardware 11 !• 76
Huupt. laaac Btov*. tinware, Ac.. 14 776
Harper llroa Men Want* 11 I'• 7 •
Joas-ph Ilrua Merchatta, 11 16
Kauili, A Confectionary. 14 7 7'
Knk, K I DruKKiat 14 776
Lyon ACo Merchant* 10 3 76
I.imUey, C A T<l.a n1at........... 1 4 776
i afe a \ A Man banla 11 l • Ti
Mmi*, J. A (Vi Grocer* 14 776
Montgomery ACo M*r< Want Isadora..... 14 7 7■' .
Miller J 0. A Co Rooki A atatioiiery.. 13 lo 76 j
New man. J c|othl*r l l In 76
I'owera, John A Hon lta>t and aho* atorw 14 776
Rote, J. I. l4 776
RICMUrtL 9 0 J-vs.ier 14 771
Htititer, II Y Itook* A atatlonery 14 7 7'
Bi hU rA Co Gfoci a n 17.
Htri<kUnd. Cyroa Grocer It 775
Twitmyer, W T . ....... Htorea and tinware.. 14 776
\ alrtitiii** A Co. Gen I men handiae .. 3 6" To
\Va K oer. H. M Merchant 11 U76
Weaver. II C T. l4 7 76
Wilas.n, McKarlan* A Co. Hard war* Id 30 76
W t|kiiis-n, W . 11 Jbniple liuclneaa ... 26 76
Yearger. 11. C Talw* "iital 14 776
Zell*r, J. A Hon. Drntf*Ut 13 10 7-6
Zeiglor, J.W liru|i|iiat 14 776
lU^rtAU.
Kunea, J f M• r Want... 1-3 10 76
Snfcer, Wm ACo .Merchant* 13 10 76
to al* 11 an.
Dlngaa, J N Hardware- 14 776 i
Jark,oe<> t'> Merchant... 14 7 7-6
Htewart, J. \Y... Dmcifial 14 776
Htover, H. II .Merchant..-...- 14 776
rc*r*c n*tx.
iHnfe*. C - Csnfecth#tiery, Ac... It 776
!IMb I nicer. J. U llardwar*— 14 776 ,
Gofic* nlo-ims-r ACo M err bant* - 14 776
Mortal. J D Drogirlvt —l4 776
Wolf, William ..Merchant. U 10 75
curat HILL.
. M bnal ... M- bant 11 TTI
Strong, Hamuid Merchant.l 4 T 16 j
rr ; ti *. j
Grenlngrr A Hon 6t<-n hanta 14 776
Smith 1 Co Grain defter A coal 12 13 26
hhsVer, Geo. W U ltiDj durtiller. 13 26 76
raawra't milu.
Itachau A C Merchant*....— 13 10 76 1
ri Livens.
M luUr*, L. U. Mercleaot 14 776
rowt.va r o.
Fowlar, J.T— —..Merchant 1.3 lo 76
nat r linn*.
i Gray, W. a A Bon Mer. hanta - 13 10 76
now tan.
' Cook, Robert - M*n Want 14 776
1 Klin*. H y - M*rrh%nt -14 T75 i
I.u< *• A Hra WothanU 14 7 75
Unth, llernrnl - Merchant...*. 11 1A 76
Moor*, II A. —..lnuggiat 14 7 7'.
ft-ltd., W illtam Merchant 14 776
Weber ACo Merchant U 10 7
not*RAT ILLS.
Hotaaer. L. M. ACo M*r liant> - 14 773
at at r Macao
flrowa, llenry.- M*r Want . 13 10 7 6
• i'Mlbtrf,.V IL..h MefJaant 13 10 73
It tint.
||*>r*r, II W . M*r Want 14 7 7-6
irtin, Daniel - Merchant 14 775
irt'-vt.
ilirUt A Thopipton Merchant*.. 13 10 76
Taylor, I F - Merchant - 14 776
lltMt RILL
j Hen*. Dank! A Son Mar hanta—.— 13 19 75
i/iTtriiui.
Jam** A Hon M*rrhanta 14 775
■iMwrifM.
Gcker, Andrvw——..Merrbant ... 13 10 75
nuntrta
I Bnfp, A. J Grwer 14 775
Klie, C, II ABm DnifflU - 14 776
IHlder, John M*rcia?t.—l4 7 75
Llding*. \ C Gr 'e T 11 7Ti
MHlalß A Cook Merchant*. 1.3 10 75
; MaCoy A Linn.— Merchant*.—...... I*4 lo 73
anunv.
! Can|de|l, KC— Merchant.-. —l4 776
Fi*nhntb. Jacob.Drug*!*!....- —l4 77
i fimt, Juhn D. ........... M*r. nnt.— 14 775
j (irplxart A Muwer ...Coal. alt A plaeter 14 7T5
Lnfny, Mi-he| - Whhkey nwtbul. 1-3 26 76
' Mta- r A Hmith. . . kfardwarw 13 10 75
tin.* k.J W" M'r-Kant A liquor I t IS 76
Stamm, J. W. Marchant 14 T76
Totnhuton, U. 11. A Co. (irofcfi 14 775
RirfART m ALL.
Ilolmta, M & Mefrhant 14 775
num. aitia 00.
'"•-penhater. Jim— W'h*#key <fitt*H#r. 13 26 76
•argftf t WILL*.
I*aet A Htokm.——Mr hanta, 14 775
rnv RALL.
FUlier, J B - Merchant 13 10 7
FI.K4MIIT 0 41*.
Harm**, Robert I* .Confection err, Ac... 14 775
Krkenroth, lieury Men hant 14 7 7f
Itaag, U • Whlnkey distiller... 1.1 26 74
rninmrxi.
A jfpr, l>r l4 776
Admin, O Merchant. 14 776
Klerk. H K... Merchant 18 10 75
Klutfle. () S Hardware 14 775
Ory, M O Mm hint 14 775
my, M 0. k J V Merchant# 11 16 75
flati>e, J. A Confectionery 14 775
lllrlliiger <\ 0 Clothier IS 10 75
limp, O. K. (TuiilfcL' Druggist 14 775
lUIf. J M ACo Hardware II 16 75
Hoover, llarii* A Co*,.... .Menhant* 10 1W 76
llayea, lIP hard Milliards, I UMM ... 4o 76
K*aler Jk lluftingtoh. . Merchant*.... 11 15 76
Jinn'*, Mull kCo ..Furniturn store 14 775
Mi'Kliiiiny. II I>ni?irlt 14 776
Myers, T. J Confectionery*..l4 7 76
! Nutsll. Ji.l.n k Co Merchants 12 13 26 |
I Pierre, J. II Mfrrlinnt..., 12 13 26
' Rvrnino, K. A ...Hrorrr 14 775
Fwitr.r r, 1. A 11.. !l*.k* A •Utloimry II 776
Htrnnsc, Lebtnau 4t C 0... Merchants 1o 20 76 1
N.-liouiiovrr, J. N .....Ilniiti iiul •liu< , a.... M 14 776 •
rise UlA**.
, Iloak, Geo. R Merchant 14 776
net oeovi MILLS.
1 Punlnp, Ja* 8 C 0.., Hardware. 14 776 ,
| Pioipla, J. C. k Co. ..Mrrrhant 14 776 j
rout Mitn.ru.
Barber. Thomas P Auctioneer (Tail 76
J Dray, J. V Merchant l'l lo 76
i Hoover, J C Merchant 14 776
lle**, A. W... Grocer 14 776
roTTs - RILM. 0
Thompson, W. J Merchant! 14 776
*K*VIIM RU
Kranrk, Fatnuel Mirritant. 14 776
Miller. M.s.J II Millinery * notions. 14 776
Bprlgel layer, Jerome Merchant 14 7 7"
More eretan.
Kwlng. A O. ACo Merchant*..— II 776
Curt In 8 Co. Merchant* 11 16 76
88*81 eiuot
Jackson, W J Merchant IS 10 75
M.iin. Wr k Man t 18 101
!!<• IBM
Itoak.O 11. 4On Merchant. 13 10 7'.
Harm John Oaafsetl nary- 14 776
Wllllr.m#. lOrUrl IJfm-.-r II 7 "6 1
w if, Mr a 111 rebaatfl II 18 18
•PRIRQ Mil t*
Orenolila, 1 J Mrrrhant.. 13 10 7'.
Krumrin.- A Fun (\al and train 13 10 76
Long,J. D Coal and grain 14 776 .
MT4TS CtoLLWIB.
Ilamill A Tl rnp*n... Merchants - 17 lo 76
■■ FteWaM, J W <i*'- • r 18 778
YVMtYttLU.
Fwarte, 8 M Merchant-.. 14 776
Cltovtiu.l.
OrrDt A.J AT K M- r. hanU 12 13 16
Leathers. A. T BCo ... Met. hanla. 13 Id 76
M BIAUMI
Yerlrk 8 Hon, Merrhanla. 14 776
oor.w4*n.
Hprljfalmter, Q R Mm hant 17 10 75
Houok A Keen ..Mrrrhant* 8 lh|uor. 13 26 76
voir * stoat.
r.n.rhk, John M err hant 14 776
..*
.•toll. David .. Mrrrhant 14 775
Take notlre, all aho are < i' *rue| tit Ibis appeal*'*-
mritt. that an appeal will he h* I 1 In the (VrnrntsL'ti
rm i ifßre, in Bellefnnte, on FRIDAY the .V th .f May.
A D l*7*i. i-'iso ti th* hoars f 10 o'clock. A M ami
4 oVI - k. I' M . when and where you nay attend If
you think |r*|wr
JACOB K.I>P.MIt Til, Appraiser
j Millh-lm, April l. I*T. 1 •
AFFI.ICAKTS ON TAVP.II>- i.irrN'-K
R4VB. "MT omn. CLASS. 4M T.
Rruwn. Edward iWllrf fitr & f
I Bay r Una i karooMmrfJ
C' John Olivia. Blair Co. r . 5 'A 75
Faulkner, r \ PbUlpeWf 5 'A 7*
harman. Daniel lUlief.ie 5 6>t 75
lla)'*. It ari •Pb opt try, . 80 78
llaatf tb.lMh I'loaaant U*p 6 'A 75
Have* Jeflrer rhkli|hurx. ft U> 76
lloppea. lUdirf.o.te, ft &} 75
l|..uaeal * Teller .. |L lle|..|.te ft V. 7ft
, Knnea, (4ao*Mrl II .... iiUnrha/d & fe 75
I Kramer. Jonathan Millbeim.. . 5 &o 75
KHng Jowl. Jr ~...Halk*f ft 60 75
Kr.-nt. Bellehnte 'V
Kohlbeek**. Al' ia A IfM'tl'nr* & 50 73
Iayl. lU*ert ft fti 74
l/.ng. M iltiam 8 4*'of,a „rx & 80 76
MuMwr. M. Mullfitit. 4 -l 75
Meyrr. I'm I J.. Centre 11a11... ' 80 75
I CkSwablffc, J. H CeatrwBBarB r 5 /'• 75
Pa*Tu.if. J* .*s Philip*! nrif ft Vi 75
Kuhi. David II IMter # M.iU . .. A 73
Bibb, Henri . . . n.IU I Hail & 4u "*
lUt>i*Ul> , X-hn.....^. l'htH|-hora, ..~ 4 Ist 7ft
R'nler, V.. II ward & 80 76
Flover. Kerry & 50 7&
Fhalfy, Kltttlrvk IMne Grose, ft Vi 75
Taylor, Ro!iri.. MM ...PYiill|sl>irr. .w.,... ft &o 75
I'ule, J'<hs ti Mw ....Bov llks* 6 60 75
AI'PLD AMTB nR FAUa!f LICENCE.
VIVM hat rnrt ctas 4M'v
AiwletwtMt. J -ho 4 8 76
Ilia, kf-r l Geo 1 Bellefbntr 6 & 75
KornwMi. Jai'A, I P| rtnf Mlli*. ft .O 7ft
Kantb. Alt-art Re.wh.nt, ft 7ft
Hot 111. Frederick .6 7.6
M el<eT, Pete? M . M .Pklli|slsir|,..MM. M „ ft 20 7ft
Tmfm v HanvyC Baltai ilg 6 80 78
t *k eertify the al*>ve t* a o*riwt Let "f all applt*
rant* tor latent and ■*!•> Ik'-.H and •I'l-filwl hy
the utHterstgned, In Centre r.ainty. up t.. tate
JACOB KIFKNIIITII. Appraieer
1 Mlhhetm. April Ift, IkTV I^-4w
yXECDTOH'S NOTICE. Let-
I J tert testamentary W|-n the estate .f 54"8 i it
fiol.wm.id. A <eaasrl. of Walker t wn)>p. has na !■*•
granted to the *ml fafia|, l.y th* H*gi*t*r >4 Centre
t ouQty. he re>)uet* all perant knovrmf the**!*•
Ind*t t*>l to d*r**tent u> rnr 8-rward and make imnte
liate |y<went, aod Ih-e# having claim* again*! htm
Is prsawnt the miu* duly •ulhei,teate*l for settlement
ADAM VONKADA. Bierwtre
i F>n, Centre CVmnty, lb. _ 1541
j c.f UII4UU. a M •ovtt
v LEXANDER A BOWER,
j 1 V ATTtiH>KTII AT LAW,
BeHetonte Fa . may he rmivHH in Engliah of Oen
man I'tflke in Garman • lluildinc. 1-ly
t a ■riftif. rfivft nofthoa
MURRAY a GORDON,
ATTVR>ItVA-AT LAW.
CLKAkrIKLt>. FA
Will .11.54 lli R.ll|i>Bi Oaortt k mf i.llj
' .ln| 1..,<-l. I I)
I L. 81' ANGLER,
*1 • ATTORN tT-AT-L AW,
BRLLItrrOTk, CLJrTBBOiU XTV. FA.
Pf—Ut .tt-ntlo* \a IklWllniM; |trvtkß In .11 Ik#
i j Co.rU, ( utmlUU .ra In Herman or B itlk 11,
S. ,t A. Lit Kit, <lemral Merchant*, A llcf/hen y Street, Jhitc/bnte, J'a.
SOI WW REASONS
Why we can undersell any exclusive Clothing
Store in Centre county.
Reasons which if carefully weighed will convince
any one with average common sense:
Jur.it IVe (luil hi nil classes of general merchandise, including DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queensware, Notions, Carpets,
Hats and Caps, and everything generally kept in a well regulated Country Store.
Second We keep the laryest and /test assorted stock, in styles and qualities, of Men's,
Youth's and Childrens' Clothing in Centre county.
Hard— l' rom the two foreyoiny reasons any one can easily see our maintenance d<xs
not depend upon the large jirofits that must he made on a suit of clofjiing by any exclusive
clothing store, and consequently we can afford to sell at a smaller profit than any of them.
And since we can a [lord it we are willing to give our custom/as the bine fit of the same.
S. & A. LOEiy* AL So™ EET {S. & A. LOEB,
TJ I K " BOSS" CLOTJIIKRS,
—AMJ—
THE OLDEST GENERAL MERCHANTS IN CENTRE COUNTY.
\rw Atlvrvtim nun In.
NEW GOODS
—FOR THE—
SPRING TRADE
lIV ha re given very clone and
Careful attention to the orUrtlon of
goodn for the Spring Trade, mid
feel justified in mying that our
]in ent Stock eon not he excelled
cither in regard to I ariety, (Quali
ty of I'riec, anil tee doubt if it if
rgual'd in cither of these rcxjcecU
by any house in Centre county.
There are too many leading ar
ticle* in our stork to make sjitcial
mention of them all, but rail atten
tion directly to a fur items that are
nou being sought after every day.
Mackerel are if good quality this
season and are selling rather faster
than usual at this season of the
year. lIV hare been selling noth
ing but full weights—.7o Urt. of fish
in each quarter barrel and 100 !!>*.
rn each half barrel. They hare
better value, for the money than
short weights.
hake Herring and White Fish
are very fine this season and tell
ing freely.
Our Sugar-(\ired Hams, 1 tried
lleef, llrral fas* Bacon and Chect
are all lcorthy of sjirrial mention.
Oranges and l/cmon* are very
fine and the price low enough to
to bring them into every day use.
Hut the price on these goods will
be much higher in a short time.
Our Mmt Market, next door to
our (7ropery room, is always well
supplied with the ehoieeA meats.
He kill the best lleef. Mutton and
Veal that ran he found; dressed
in first-class style and srrrrd to
etiAfomer* in the neatest, clranrst
manner fnssihle.
A'o house in the (grocery and
J'rorision business in Jlcllejonte is
prejmrrd to supply all the urmls of
the family so well as we ran do at
present.
SECHLER A CO.
OHOCEES,
Bush House Block, Beliefonte. Pa.
piSK CLOTHING.
SUITS to order $12.50.
HatH, Cops SliirtH.
MONTGOMERY A CO., Tailor*,
REI.I.EPDNTE, PA. I-ly
LX)R RENT—three i!einihle front
1 rw*m. mtthkl •tor?. I* hoB Mt*wie * IH#N K
corner of iiluM fat • tnutll tmmHy
or •leaving rwmia. T>rm* r*iwMl>lf, K<)lr *4 Dr.
R W Hai. tt W N. HAILKT.
11-tl cm th (irrmteM
I*llo 4. lRrtL % I. WUT ormit
IJEAVER A GEPHART,
1 > ATTtIRNKVB AT LAW.
fMBro on Allo(baay ifraat. north of lll*b, Hallo
jonla. Pa 1-ly
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o ATTtIBNET AT I.AW,
(MBrv on Alla(ban, Blroat Bonlb ad. of Lyon*!
Mora,
1-ly RoHofnnto, Pa.
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UKX lIAt EN. PA.
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171 ELDLN( I, BIGLERA WI hS >N,
1 ATTOENBTWAT LAW,
l-1y ULEAEriELIt. PA.
WILLIAM MrOULLOUOH,
IT ATTORNEY AT LAW.
CLEAR YIELD, PA.
AU ItMlaaaft promyfly atundod to. 1-ly
TJARNEBB MANUFACTORY
XX In Oarman'ft Nav Rlork,
BKLLEPOXTE, PA. 1-ly
Anr A drrrttsemmts.
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CElTTOibli
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(Figlilh S'ormnl School Jlntrvct.)
LOCK lIAVKN, CLINTON CO., PA.
A. N. KAUB, A. M., Principal.
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• ATTORN RT AT-LAW,
MKI I KLTISTE. PA.
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TXBL DOBBINS, ML P.,
I " I'HTAICIAN AND Bl°Rußf>lf
j Adf 1MB). Bitb.ip fltraot, Bollof.*!*, Pa.
I oris POLL,
Id FAHIIIONARLB BOUT A BHORMARRR,
RfttckMbtdl Rov, Alia*hat,.f ilraat.
M> Hallaftmfa, Pa.
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WALLACE A KRKBS,
v* ATTORRKTB AT I.AW,
f I.KARriRLD. PA.
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Brat rtam hxl.ll In lb* ronnUy. Ootng to tbo attfn
fonry of I ha tima. tha Brlra .1 Iwtat.l ha. Wn rvdarod
to rnnftt MNAAU |VT .lay. J M K1 It RIB
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DtTSB ROUBB.
A ) Btt.UtPONTE. PA.
THE ONLT riRBTCLABB UOTEL IH THRCITT.
Taraaa flrtl par day. Unry attar-bad
Bportal ratoa (inn to vltarai 111 aad yottwa
Om ll '.ra*. Prop r E4.E tjhßß*B|
GARMAN s HOTEL,
Obpoatt. Ooart Hoaoo, BBI.t.KPONTt, PA.
TEBMB II P PEE DAY.
A food Utory altar bod. I-ly
Harry A. Wrk*, llariiu arr.
ZKT. HICKS,
[Buect**or to T. A. HICKS A 8R0.,]
RNIKK IN
HARDWARE, SADDLERY, OILS,
| PAINTS AND STOVES, r
EVERYTHING AT BOTTOM PRICES!
TO SUIT TIIE TIMES.
Allegheny Strtft, HKLLEFOy TK, /'.I. South of Ihumond.
Xew Atlvertimcin rut a.
CHEAP GROCERY
—AND—
PROVISION STORE.
S. A. BREW 4. .SOX,
HumcF block, next door to I'oot Office,
Ara o-w Mlinc t 'U la IMI Ilea at and, radaeaS
P'rlta* l"t ( AMI ..r ID ricitaapa far ail kiada
f OOPJTTBY mobtTK.
Tba, an rrrat.tn, .rat, for. an that raatcacr
can fnnl wrtaia of p. Mint
ft ItK AXD riiKSH OOODBI
ThHr *t k U cocu|4rt#> utd well | ( s u*|. uMI coniiu
a tN pari of
Light and Heavy Groceries,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
(hnwji**. Lemons. Nuts k Raisins,
CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS
of tT kiwi ul rarlat,.
THE CELEBRATED WAXtIIXOTOX BrTCIIBE
Hams, Sides, Shoulders
AXD—
BREAKFAST BACON.
Tnjatkar aitk ti> rh.lcaat
DRIED "BEEF*.
Parana. aaatln* r* la M It a. will Bad II a
Ibnir advxnta*. In (irr tkaa a ralL
CASH PAID FOR POTATOES.
1879. THE PATRIOT. 1879.
Owt Up a Clak aad RatalT* Yaar
P*Pr Frra.
The DAILY PATBIOT will be sent by
mall to cluba at the following rate* :
Mxm pat nop, par rear I . flab nf ...
U>£ prr rap, par pant Is a rlab of um.
Hot) for rap, pn pw ta sink of Imatt.
It Ml par rap, prt jnar lo • flab af tlurt,.
|4 M par (Op, prt ,nar to a rlab of SO,.
Atxl rta* rap, ft*, for on. ,or la rrar, raw* to tka
prraon gaftia* ap tka rtab. Proportloaal rata* for
parta af a pat.
The WBBELT PATRIOT will be sent by
mail at the following rate*:
$2 oo ,n-T annua tor a(lr fop,.
tl AO pre annua par nop, t>*a rlat> of fear.
|1 n par annua par rep, to a rial, of rip tit.
tl on par aaaaa par nap, 4> A rial, of tftuM.
Rl I par aaaaa par aap, la A rlab af tktrt,.
to t par aaaaa 1-arrofT fo a flak af Bit,.
to Tl par aaaaa par nop, t. a rlab af aaa kaaAratt.
Aa4 aaa top, fear for aaa jaor la rrar, raar to gatta.
apofdab.
The cash mnt accompany all orders to
Insure Attention. All money should be
sent by post ®# order or rngtstered
letter, otherwise it will bs at the senders
risk. Address
PATRIOT PVULISIIIXO CO.,
Ilsrriskurg, Ps.