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abrjutit luMrlloa.
EopaMican Stato Ticket.
For Governor,
JAMES A. HKAVER,
of Centre county.
Tor Limit enniit Wovrrnor,
WIM.TAM T. DAVIKS,
of Bradford county.
Tor Auditor (Jennral,
A. WILSON MORRIS,
of riiilndelphiit.
For FwtTot.iry of Internal AITali,,
Till (MAS J. 8TKWAKT,
of Montgomery county.
For CoiiijrfSKm.iii at Larjjp,
EDWIN S. OS hi MINK,
of Luzerne county.
Republican Csanly Tickot
For (!oiirt'HMiii(in,
loi ;is;k. atkinsdn,
(Subject to t lie di'dcioli of tho district
CotiferiMict'.)
For Aofu'inlilv,
AAIiiiN S. IIKLFUICH,
of Sprite.
For County Surveyor,
TAMES MIDI) LESW ART II,
of Attniuw.
J ... . .. 1
Thursday, October 21, 1SS(.
Tbe Hellcfoute Watchman is
qnotod as rcpatnblo authority against
Uonorol Iicavcr. When it is rcmctn
Leteil Ibat tbe editor of tbe 'f'i
tnwi was in tbe guurd Louho at Mart
riebun for trcnwotiaule uttorauocs,
wbile (ioDernl Heaver was at tbe
front fighting against treason and
rebellion, tbo character of tbo wit
ness and tbo value of bis testimony
will bo better understood.
Tbe Wotnan'u Christian Tem
perance Union Convention, which
was in session at Wilks-JJarre last
week, refused to recognize tbo third
party. Tbo women are ia earnest,
tbey are working for U13 removal of
tbe evils of ilompnrance, lley re
not prompt by malice, bJ d'P
pointed amti0D or bj th,'- 1 '
)00 pt,i","'iioff Borne - political o "',n''
hull I
,4f,0 ' "consequently cannot coosib"'!
ly enter the political field. This
action may bo disappointing to Mr.
Wolfe and bis supporters, but it is
not tbe only disappointment that
will meet Mr. Wolfo this year. The
tomporanoa women did right in
slicking close to their purpose.
Tbe Republican Coogrossioual
Conference for this district, com
posing Huntingdon, Snyder, Perry,
Juniata, Frankliu and Fulton couu
ties which met at New Port on
Tuesday of last week bad no trouble
iu uniting on Hon. L. E. Atkinson.
Oar nominee is tbo present .mem
ber, Hou. Louis E. Atkinson, lie
is no new, untried man, whom it is
necessary for us te describe or com
mend, either to the citizens of Juni
ata, or of tbo 18th congressional Dis
trict lie is true and tried repre
sentative of the peoplo, whose elec
tion by increased majorities twice,
over such Democrats and citizens as
Judge Kimmell, of Frao'tliu, and A
J. Puttersoo, Esq , of Juniata, bt
tokens that bis qualifications and re
cord are a familiar to the citizens of
the District as household words. And
tbe further fact that be has received
uuanimousSy a third nomination, au
event very raio in these days of mad
thirst for ollice, show that bis past
course bus been approved by bis
conxtiluiiH, who thus demand that
be shall ctiLluiue to be their icpre
Mutative .t ho will too, as sure
tut the sun uses and sots on the 2d
of November. Juniunt lleralil.
II I . 11 J M--U U
BLAINE AT PHILADELPHIA.
Ed. Post Tbo two groat political
parties of Penn'a, uow striving fur
victory iu tho pending campaign aro
but two weeks of time d.stant from
tbo day when adioitneeu and sagac
ity of leadership inubt cease and
give way to the deposit of tbe un
trammoled ballot of tho thoughtful
voter in wjioia is veBted the priv
ilege of deteimiuiog who shall grace
the Gubernatorial Chair of our Com
monwealth fcr the next four years.
The gallant leader of tbe Republican
Ticket Geo. James A. Beaver is uo
forsaken at n lime when aid is a
proper thing and eucouragemeut
happily csbeutial.
Tbe disliaguisbed champion of
f thi Republicans, Mr. Blaine has
come into the state to lend to the
truggle his personal and infallible
support. Tbe young Eepublicau
Club of TbiUJelphia, under whose
auspices tbe grand demonstration of
8ttardny oigbt, Oct. 17th was bad
in bonor of tbe celebrated chieftain,
ia tbe Academy of Music, are prood
to know that never before ia tbe
history of political ovations was
such universal and sincere devotion
accorded to one so justly eminent as
its famous gaoet of Saturday nigbt
Mr. Blaiue.
When tbe Maine Stitesaiaa was
led upon tbo stage of tbo Academy
oi Music, by Mr. Edwin 3. Stuart,
tbo audience rose to its feot and
greeted hi in with repeated rounds
of applause, and as Judge Kelly
moved across tbo stage and graspad
tbe band of bis formor colleague in
Congress, tbo cheering became deaf
ooing and it requited some moments
until a degree of silence was reacbod
to permit Presidont Stuart to open
tbe meeting Speeches were made
by Chas. Emory Smith, Hon, Johu
Stewart of Franklin and Mr. lilaiue,
wboso speech was listened to by tbe
vast audience with rapt tttention.
Ho woifrcjuoutly applaudod. Tbe
appearance and bearing of Mr.
Blaiue before an audionco of GUOO
persons opon this occasion was ex
tremely winning and graceful and as
bo proceeded in his remarks bis liar
ratiou of undcniablo facts and im
pressive eloquence was woujorful.
A tour through tho state arranged
by tbe committee will be made and
upon bis return from tbe South, Mr.
Blaine will perhaps bo prevailed tip
on to journey northward into tbe
coul country.
Among the prominent callers at
Republican Headquarters during
tbo past wook were . Col. Quay
who 1 assod through tbe city on bis
way from Atlantic city, spending
two days hero, Geo. Wm. Lilly of
Putiville, Col. Young of Steelton,
lieu. W. H. McCartney of Wilkos-j
barre, Col. Ilasliugi of lSelltfonte,
who uomiualed Gou. Bo:ivor at the
Juno Conveutiou in llarrisburg,
Hon. U. A. Crow of Montrose, Pa.,
the handsome Chris Mogee of Pitts
burg, Dr. Doaue of Williamsport,
Wolfu's former coadjutor, Hon. John
Stewart of Franklin Co. and others.
Walwoktii,
A WICEED LIE HAILED-
Bellefontr, Oct 11. Tbe follow
ing circulur has been issued by em
ployees of tbe irou works at this
placo, of which General. Ufidver,' The
Kepubhcan candidal,, fot Governor
is 0De of tL Proprietors, setting
,l" " ."jubuutr uttd oeuu uoue
thorn, ai members of the Knights of
Labor, as well as to General Beaver,
by the circulation of repot ts relative
to tbo use of store orders. The cir
cular is appoudod in full :
'Bei.lefo.nte, Pu-, Oct. 11, 18SG.
To tbe Kuights of Labor of Penn
sylvania : The undersigned mem
bers of L A. 213, Kuights of La
bor, Bjllefoute, Pa., who are mem
bers of both political patties, who
are also employees of the Bellefonte
Iron and Mail Company, Limited,
fearing that injustice may be done to
ourselves as members of tbe above
organization, aud also to one of our
employers, Gen. James A. Beaver,
by reason of falso and slanderous re
ports circulated against us and bim,
ia reference to the alleged use of
store orders at the above works, de
sire to make you acquainted with
tho following facts 1 We are Knights
of Labor iu good etaudiog in the
abovo -mentioned Assembly, and are
also employees of Bellefonte Iron
uod Nail Doiupauy. All our rela
tions with said company, of which
General Beaver is chairman, have
been of tbe moat satisfactory chars
actor.
"Our wuges bavo botu aud are tbo
highest paid iu tbo Eastern district,
All questions touching our employ
ment and wages have always boeu
adjusted by umicuble conference
with General Beaver or otbor mem
bers of tbe company. It is a wicked
and maliciouo falsehood that auy
employee of the compuuy was ever
offered or ever received store orders
iu payment for wuges. Tho lloyt
ooupou system, iu use at the store
F
i.i tho best eystoui wo kuow of, and
is fur superior to pass books. Wo
arejjaid in cash ou monthly pay
days, and can draw cash at any time
during the month. Tbe coupon
system is used only when we prefer
dealing at the store, aud that is en
tirely voluntary ou our part The
system avoids keeping of accounts
by tbe workingmeu. Our employ
ers inaugurated tho system at tho
suggestion and roauost of some of
our workmen. Tbey have always
been willing to abolish it, if tbo em
ployees bad made tbe request. To
any that this system bears any re
latiou to the odious store order sys
tem is a falsehood and slander npon
us as Knights of Labor, as well as
upon General Beaver as an employer
of labor. We earnestly desire that
no injustice shall be done to our
selves, to General Beaver, or to tb
orgjbizitico ia which we proudly
cU.. membership- We denounce
all reports pnt ia circulation by po
liticises cr others at variance with
the above statement, as f tlse and
mancions. ue appeal to toe or
ganization everywhere to accept onr
atatemeot of tbe troth of this mat
ter in preference to the nnanthoris
cd allegations cf outsiders. All who
seek the truth and nave a right to
know the truth, or desire to verify
our statement, are requested to
make inquiry of tbe above Assembly
of which we are members. All oth
ers are requested to come tolhe
works and examine for themselves
as to the troth of this statement
We voluntarily make it in order thai
designing men may not prostitute
our noble order for partisan or die
honest purposes, and that injustice
to ourselves and injustice to an em
1 as
pioyer wno nas aiwaya stood by ns
and onr best interests, may not be
accomplished.
"We ask all onr fellow-workmen
to ail in tbe circulation of this letter
and explanatory document, to that
tbe truth may be widely known and
understood. Signed
David Haines,
"Muster Workman, L. A. 2333,
Bellefonte, Pa, and 30 workmen.
RETURN HIS PENSION.
Mt. CARnoix, 111 , Oct. 8 Don
R. Frazor, who served three years
during tho war, and was captured in
October, 1801, aud remained a pris
oner until tbe close of the war, has
just sent tho following letter to tbe
commissioner of pensions :
Mt. Cawioll, Im.., Oct. C, '8(1.
(icn. J. C. Black, Washington, D. C.
Dbak Stit : Herewith I return for
cancelation ponsion certificate No.
192,001, issued July 9, '81, for $2
per month. The sum was too paltry
originally. I made an application
for an increaHO, and last July was
before a board of examiners. A few
days ago I received an official notice
from j our bureau that the claim
w as "rejected " I decline to be a
further pensioner ou the pitfo)
bounty of a govcrnmont that allows
its soldiers to suffer tbe torments of
tbo damned io Andereonville prison,
t decliue to allow nqy government
to longer say that what I endured
for it in that rooking bell can be
balanced for $21 a year. I dccli
to uljow a governmesi" lo rate my
present health and my months of
starvation and exposure in Cababa
and Millen. at Savannah, Blackshear
and Andersonville.J . .m"T
per month.
I tbereforo rotnrn my certificate
and ask that my name be etiickeu
from the pension roll of the United
States government
Yours, truly.
Don H. Fkazeii,
Late 92 ill. M'l'd Inf.
Maxwell, the oondemned murder
derer, whe is awaiting execution in
St Louis, is said to have become
completely unnerved, aud to show
io every movement bis distress. He
rolls and tosses all night, talks and
starts in bis sleep, and is said to be
haunted by a vision of the murdered
Frelltr.
A Patterson Justice after repeat
tog tue lormuia 01 an oatn to a
young woman ended as usual by
saying, "Kiss the Book." "I will
not," was the nncxpected reply, "Tbe
Inst witness that was sworn was
chewing tobacco, and the one before
bim had fever blisters on bis lips."
Sho was permitted to affirm.
Eucklon's Arnica Salvo-
The Bost Salvo io the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Cbilbluius Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
s guarau toed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box.
G. M. Shiodel.
ADMIMSTUATOirSSALK Or
REAL ESTATE.
liy virtue of nn orth'r ol Ilia I )rphn' Court ol
SnyiUr county, I'a., iho un.lenimicl ailinlnlalrn
Mr nl Ilia eMnlo ol i ntliurltie Ktniiul, Hoe d, will
rM l.iK.ilo 011 the iirumlhta in Franklin tw.,
i-iv,iur I'uuuiy, rn , uooui uiuo wen 01 rtxiou
vlllu, on
Tuesday, November 1G, 18SG,
tho MluwitiK tlcwriuei renleilato to wit: A tract
ol koihI liiriumu land hiiuiuloil mirUi liy I'ulillo
lion; Iroin iMnlilk'loirnli to ltiu ortoirii. eI liy
in ml of Mr. Mury llowull, miiith liy lmija ol tlm
clilMrtm ol uM t'thuriiio Kuniftil, J.wM, ami
wui liv lumU ol I'lmrlen Mid liol, coiiUlllluK
uliuut FIH'K Al'lihS. l ull 1. 1 li iillHliyoutiii
Into hull. Hug lutn. Tin iruiarty will lie luld by
tlm nrri.
Tl:i! AIS till kt cent cmli, tli lnlnce uon
I'oiiiiriiiKtinn 11I lti liy tha Court, hula to ooiu
uoue iu 10 o'diK'k, n. iu.
I lUUIKKlC'K REAOELh
MlddUliurgh, (M. 14, 18H8. AdinluUtrator.
TIN
1 MluUY IIiLImI ItlUIlUa Ul
wfiiBiLRi Kjnmus lieu
A Life Experlenoe. Remarkable and
qulok cure. Trial Paokaeea. Bend
eutmp ror sal4 particular. Address
Pf. WARD t CO. LoMW.na, Ma.
Our Kwr llnok. Jn.t nut,
itiul. DMU4 Ktrual
run L1DIH. m Tka'Ak.nnllli
L - t k (MM ml tlakt Uriaf,
f m 'H III ik
I MMUkanthtaMUtWyvMiw."
IIIUtaUll. M fill. Kilo
Lulir ou'l) rriA (
H.lia&ikU
Give General Beam tbe same
hoarly support io peaoo (hat begave
yoo in war. .
-i j i i
REAL iCSTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE I
Th hlr of Rlltn Wnlilar. In' of Vut Tit-
ertiiwnhli, nnydcroouoty. P., doe'd, will i
pntonhllosle, onth old Homwtead, St
fYiday, October 22, 188C,
th fnllowlnc rM muet to wit: All that pertain
tnwt of land, ultnat In Want Rc
Sojder eountj. I. eonuinlnsf
258 ACRES,
d 130 perch, hounded north by land of (loo.
Brown, taut by William Hteelxr, Heery Yttr
and other, Mouth by Marth
MAI
n, and wan
oy Hainurl StiimptT. John Ohm and other, where
on areererted a wood SEW HOI Mh; HANK
MAKN, and all other neecacary ont bulldlnaa,
with Rood linit, rood water, aud two An orch
ard. Th abor tree I all elear and In a fund
tate of roltlTatton, axeapuna about SO Aero,
which I well Timbered. '
81 toeommeae at 10 o'alocli a. ro., of Mid
day wlin term will It mad known by
THE 11 MR.
For particular addrenTlllman Welder, Mlddl-
ertek. Hnydar oouoty, I'a.
ORPHAN'S COUBT SALE OP
REAL ESTATE.
Ily virtue of an order limned ont ol lb Or
phnn'Minrt of Snyder emmty, !., the under
licnrd i:xcutiir of th Ftt ol Abraham
Knll.iy, late of I'eim towmlnp, Hnrder county,
I'a., wlllipo to 1'ublle Sal on tli preialMf,
on
Satorday, October 30, 188C,
th following ralnabl Ral VMM to wit I
120 Acre".
more or lct, .ltnate In Penn Townnlilp, Snrd er
ciunty, I'a.. bounded North by Henry Woodruff,
IvtPt by Otxirxe and llow.rd How, South by
Charlna Miller, ar.d Wert bv Mary hrdler,
whereon are erected A M)III MMCsK, A N il
HAKN, Orchard, aood water, a prtlun of abor
track I well tlmbnred.
TKK.MSi Vt por cent, when the proper! T li
truck down, one Imlf of the balance on April 1,
l"H7,and rcinalnd"rllctilier I, IN.7.th luct pay
oicnt to bear intercut Iroin April 1, 10T when
porroarlun will be Klren.
MORHISKIUH.T,
HLMiY hKDl.Y,
Kxecutors.
fvfOOLLDWERY
MRS. L. SMITH,
POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE MILLINER,
SELINSGROVE, PA.
invites tbe attention of tbe ladies of Snyder county to ber immense stuck
of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS of
wbicb ber stock is large, comj.-iete and well selected, cmpiising all tbe
LATEST STYLES.
Hrr pricoe are LftWER THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE IN THE
COUNTY. A vi.o to ber establisbmeot will couvinca you of tbia fact.
Give ber a call and Secure bargains.
Horco
READ. READ.
HARTiMN & MERTZ,
C5Jsir:p1KlLLE,-PA.;
would respectfully, ca,ll the attention of tbe citizens of CcntreviHe and vi
cinity to tneir large ".od well selected Stock of
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions,
Groceries, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes a specialty,
WATCHES, &.O., io fact, they keep
couutry store, and there pi ices aro
are young mon just stunting out in
be encouraged by a full store of public patronugo. Give thorn a cull
BEAA;ERTOWN
1 be undersigned would respectfully announce to tbe publio that be has
a inn line or general
Hnrclunrc, Leather, lirht nnd heavy
Iron, Wood and Willowwtirc,
Pnints, Oils, fJ'able nnd Floor
Oil Cloths, 8TOVE8 nnd
. . Kitchen supplies.
Persons in need of anything in
biuch aau prices. itespecuuiiy,
J. P. SHIRK, Beavertown.
FRIEDMAN & GETZ,
Beavertown, Snyder County. Pa.
DEADERS IN
Desire to announce to the people of Snyder county that tbey are now
back from tbe East and brought with tbem an
HfllnMaeSaSC toe!&o goods.
Comprising everolblng on tbe line of
Suits, Overcoats, Blankets, Linen
Goods, Shawls, etc., etc.
The latest nnd best in Underwear.
Highest price paid for Produce.
ASSiaNFJrS SALE or XAlX
REAL ESTATE.
The anderMjruJ AtelgnM will 'Mat t pnbllo
V Villi ISO, fH
Saturday, Oct 23, S8G,
on th prmte hrelnotterde
eltnate In
Chapman towiihl. Mnyder co-tjr.
l' about
three and a half mile from M ift Hall Kail.
I'.. and flr inlloa Irom Ki
reelaxM P th fol-
lowing deaciihed real ectnta, t wit t
Chapman townhtp, Knyder eniinty, I'a., on the
tinhhe mad leadina from th Huiiibnna titer
o Kreebtirif. I'a., aitjolnlna on the Mt br Inniln
f Jacob H. Htrawimr. on th eouth by land of
B. 8. V. Hmwn and .1. 1. Wilt, on th weet by
land ol Herld M. Hwart. on tbe north by land
of Dnnlel tltenhart and Jacob II. Ntraurer. con
taining 74 Acre,
more or let. The Improvement eonlt ol two
ONK STOKY lWKI.MN IHM SfX and a
HAHN. a nnmber of cliole fruit tree, acini run
nln water ner the linnax. Alxiut II acre ol
th above I woodland, located annul half a mile
Irom the Imnmred land. Hold a th tiroui rly
JOHN ltOKHNl-.il, Sr.
wSal to commcn-e at 1 o'clock; In lh afternoon,
then due attendance will b gtrin and th
rintoflals mad known br
JOHN H.OWOI.n.
Alneeol JuHN IHIKIIMKK, Nr.
BKHF.R k O KKlI.I.Y, Attorney, Headlii;. I'a.
I'praon dclrlnir l irtlicr Inlorinatliin will plraae
ply to THOMAS I'AIOK, McKTD Hull Kail,
I'a.
All mat certain tract of land, altuate
In
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
In Vn matter rif the Kstote of Henri? 8.
Muftrr, lute Franklin totcnVnV, Shiic t
rxiuntii, I'a., tlec'il.
To Amelia Muniier Jntormarrled with llcnben
Row. John Mil 'r, Franklin I. MiiMar, Amrcll
n MiiMcr Intermarried with H. J. Kel'er, all
realdlnir In Snjdrr Coonly, I'a., Ada Mer
In'ermarrled with Kllan linllir, now realdlnx at
Mt. Corey, .. Harriet Mnarer now Intermarried
with John Miller remdlnit at Mllrllntiurg. t;nlon
Connty, I'a., and Hari'l'on Muwer rel4lna at
Klmrr, I'utnain Connty. Hhlo. helm and legal
representative ol Ooorxo Muanvr, dce'd.
Yon aro hereby clttd to b and appear b
for th Jndaen of onr Orphan' Court, at an
Orphan' Uuurt to b held at Mlddebara on
th lol Monday of liK.C. A, 1) 1H at 10 o'clock
In tk fiirennou, than and ther to aeeept or
rein to take th Real rtat of ad tliori
Mulder dee'd , at th apprelied valuation
Imt upon It by an Inquem dnly awardtd by
he laid Court, and returned by th Sheriff of
aid eountf, or ihow eano why th tame
heuld not be lobl. And herof fall not.
Wltn th Hon Joaeph U lltchr. Kiq .,
President of our laid Court, at MlddUburgb
W. W. WITTEN M T F.H,
Oct. T, W9. Frotbnnotary.
a
Hals and Caps, Olusn & Queens ware
everything ko t in a well regulated
always lower than elunvbero. They
tho mercantile business and bbonld
-o-
my lino should not fail to examine mv
m!'JU.;li,IU!L'
This space is reserved for Sol
Oppenheimer's new adv.
i w yt s
W'ii.i I AMaronr. I'A. The largeat. bert equipped
lluiiilreilivl grailualef occupy ng good Ituauem.
moderate, Addrusa lortvriue, etc.,
GREAT DROP
aT"V
We desire to call the attention
of our manv customers to the in
telligence that we
S
now n stocK at
10 PER CENT.
We are about
invoice of Fall and.Wintgfds
winch we will
the small advance of 10 PEE
OENTeaABOVEMANUFAOTUEB
BICES. Call
stock, get our prices.
DREIFUSS & BRQ.
sfriic odd prices!
o-
As strikes are the order of the day I have inangnrated tbe uiovetn
in Snyder county not for higher wogos or less hours, but a STRIKH
AT HIGH PRICE?. Cash business has become tbe order of tho day
aud the prices must correspond with tbe progress of tbe tiroes. 1 l i
therefore prepared myself for tho cash trade of the county by purchase
ng a large stock of GOOD GOODS wbiou I have
MARKED DOWN
o the lowest possible margin in exchange for ready money. I keop ou
books, lose nothing on accounts and disoount my bills, thus savicj; i.n
average of at least fifteen percent, which benefit I give to my purchasers
Come and seo me and I will cooviuoe yon of the advantages of tbia q'j-.t
departure.
A. S. HELFRICH
Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania.
GREAT AND SPECIAL BARGAINS
ON
GUNS, Revolvers, Fishing Tacklo
nnd Sportsmen's Material
AT
J . B. Reed's, Sunbury, Penn'a
These" Guns are Specia arains and will b
sold at extremely low prices, as follows:
Gun No. 600e.-M.p..H
filtnnt liultoB lur enil, ritMialn rib, bar look,'
elmkbor. tup aotlon, ditnl grlli, roboi'tulliiM
lijiiir, rubimr butt, bnd. ml ogrvi d,
with baauMlul tlo'k. A p.rl.ot l.aulj and
hard nhwiter. 7U to 10 lh, It) or I'i kuyue.
, Gun No. 17e5.Au:
rib bar rabuuuitlDK loelii, iiUtnl arip, patent;
t,,rm . ml .nutiMii ia.l .1 . r - .... I
Ulied bard walnut atoek, fine twlal barrelii, a
Hrloa2aluole U0' 1 10 lU' l "
-Gun No. 178fi..m.w'
mount Inn, bard walnut tuok, rubber butt,
iatent Tor. eud, top map, buck aetion loekt,
l'rlMdW)'i gun. IK U ),lb, 10 and 13 aug.
, Gun No. fi85.i.X?U.,a",.p.tJS
loi ka, eboquHr.d lor nd, iarav.d iDinint
lima. twlal braeed barrala. rebuunrfinn !!..
Idmol itrlp, oroaia.btal rubber bull latr. IU
ill Hlzll. Ill ia IM u...... tui w
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, Gun Np. Sfi uoVrf
lo. blue tel barrel, clcqiitnil ktlu,
to 101b. N aud IS g.us-. frtl. l oil.
Ccntractor fcr Plumbing and Ctcam ITn'
nanaana
and moiit thommh I iiitutl.m In the 't
A inngnUli'tut bull llnit ol Iu . an
r , 01. ALLl'N, I'n.'
rjacsrfAwva
IN PRICES
will sell all goodn
BELOW COST.
to recieve a larnn
positively smnm -
at once, see ou
Gun Ho. lS00..e,:ue,,',"5
(te barrel, back otlin Toek), ch.gnr-Hl
rip. fairqutllty. IU, li, ISgau. 1'rle. U Jh.
All full aett of loadlnar ktoli an4 on.
dred .ai-r (belle Inolmled lo lb. aber prictf
with each and ever gun.
I alio oarr, a couplet etoek of tk f. l'orlng
Klin: I'arker. Celt and Alauhattun Man.ar.ee.
!, liarrloiilou at Klcharda, New r-niltk,
ilp.r. Don. Mill, W. M. Hurt, W. klebntdi.
Wluel.e.l.r and Celt Kirlaa, at $11.00. eiaul
bair Kd Uum a.w to
MAOIDNK LOADKII CtPTRinnfH A
SP tc:i AJ.TV. Uvii iirebaada mlilu.
rapabl of loadliiH ilx Cuudiad eai trt.l( t
uuur, mure jariuci aun entoiire maa c0 "
loadad be the old 'flaiifband lniuar. I aiA
prepared to ail all urriara prom pi It ail tnl.
ranging Iroin ..10 to I.W per 1VU.
rifllirNU TACKL.K. 1 nine m.ett on
alng tbl ni Una of Bbl im.U la tin-
pii-mi, ai u um neei mruou vr bronuLt to
IliU ctiin of Ui btat. aLd al uilea Ibat
daly ooupelHIoa.
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pruiiilr anewarad or ailed. .Vh. or.lei hie;
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I. r w.a.1, ,w.,,iv niw. amiiak, .if ma grucr
iune tent bf eipree O. I), wlili lb prlv'
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r ,. ,i . ,af vinviai, ,rn.iHiaiH
.iu,. 1. ,,iiiR)Miii,n wain iwaw ueeiera a
(uaruiile el good felifc.