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NY ANTED-By young man of cxrerience-a sit
w uaton for the Fall, ar Teacher, Of Common
District School. Address W. Co. Lock Box ll4, Brat
Ueboro Nt-9O-93
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Many Ladies

have very long, thick, head of Hair;
they do not wish to dress their Hair with
common Hair-0il, for in using Oil on the
Hair it has great tendency to soil their
Hat or Bonnet string, Pillow cases, &C.,
and consequently they have to dress
their Hair with water; and their Hair
is SO thick and long that there is no cir
culation of air through the Hair, and
the result is that their Hair becomes
very sour, and nothing is more mortify-
ing to Lady or Gentleman than to have
their Hair sour or musty and loaded with
Dandruf Neither do they wish to dress
their Hair with preparation Of Lac
Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Litharge, for
it is well known by all that these pre-
parations of Sulphur, Lead and Litharge
are very dangerous mineral ingredients
to use on the head, often causing Insani-
ty, loss Of Eyesight, Paralysis, and
Eruptions on the scalp.
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vASSAR COLLEGE

VIII open It's next year september zV'n' i''i' "'"
examinations Oh canuuA'eS ior AuinHsio" wa o's'".
Appheanoh' stating the name Oh 'he young iAu' anu
ths pos'-ohoe address Oh her ia.her or guAruiAn'
tnouiu ue iuaue "'nuu' ueh!' 10 D. ~ o0hou, h'q,
'1SSat Ooi,es' foush.ecp''e' NJ H. VIM "I' svnu
"eA'n APPn0"h' '"'''ob"' giving iui' ''''' '''''"
HEALTH.-Thc location of the College is beautiful
S'uuch's'
by many lady teachers. exercises material care over
wv i'''"n'i "'' '10 " Wv ~
cheerful and happy In case a student becomes sick
'ne Aues' anu oeS' ''r' II give" u Ia '"s' 1iu '"o
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Dfdfn9.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Wy ANTED-CAB1NET ORGAN TUNERs.-PER-
w manent employment and highest prices TO COM
petent men. Address SIMMONS, CLOUGH CO.,
Detroit, Mich. 1924
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STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.

~ BY the Probate court for sad District
To all persons interested in the Estate of MELINDA
BEMlS, late Of Dummerston, deceased, Greeting:
whereas, JOSEPH MILLER has presented to this
Court an Instrument purporns to be the last Wal Of
said deceased for Probate You are hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the probate Of fGid
Instrument at the session thereof TO lie held at the
Probate Office, in Brattlcboro, in said District the
last Saturday Of August A. d. 1871, when and where
you may appear and contest the SAINT it you
ASA KEYES Register.
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NOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm situated on
West River, in Ncwfane, containing about three hun
dred and sixty acres, suitably divided into PASTURE
tllagc and woodland, with good house and three
good barns and outbuildinga standing thereon; is
under good state Of cultivation, well watered, and
ia well adapted to dairying, grain stock raising.
The above premises will be sold together in parcels
to suit purchasers.
Newfan' y, July 90 1871.
3i-37 SIMON FISHER.
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C1 WE OLE VERMONT. Marlboro. SIS.

~ Byht Probate Court for said Disiriet.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ELIJAH
sTEDB1Ns, late of Vernon in said District, deceased
Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of ELIJAH STEB-
BINS Jr Executor Of the last will Of said deceased,
and decree distribution thereof to the persons entitled
at the session thereof to be hed at the Probate Office
in Drattleboro, the last Saturday Of August, D.
1871 when and whore you may be heard In the prem
iseH, II you sec cause.
ASA KEYES, Register
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CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. IS

~ By the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of RACHEL
WILDER, late of Brattleboro, deceased, Greesng:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account of LABhN JONES,
Administrator upon said Estate with the will annexed,
and decree distribution thereof to the persons en-
titled at the session thereof to be held At the Probate
Once in Brattleboro, the last Saturday Of August,
A. d. 1871, when and where you may he heard in the
premises, II you cause
ASA KEYEs, Register.
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ntgaI Notifies.


GTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
~ by the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of II. H..
DICKINSON, late Of Vernon, in said District, do
ceased Greeting;
You arc hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of JOHN HUNT
and LORENZO BROWN, Administrators upon said
Estate, and decree distribution thereof to the per-
entitled at the session thereof to be held at tho
Probate ONCE in Brattleboro, on the last Saturday
Of August, A. d. 1871, when and where you may be
heard in the premises If you see cause.
ASA KEYEs, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-11

The Scawocd Tonic In conjunction with the Pills, per
meaes and Assimlates with the food. Qualification is
progressing without Its previous fortunes Digestion
becomes painless and the Is 20 be AT hand
There Is no haulence, no cXacerbaton Of the so
mach. An appetite sets In.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
by indulgen father 10 suffering man. Schcncks ru
monte Syrup in TO perform Its functions and to
hasten and complete the 1t enters upon its
work. Nature cannot be cheated 1t collects and rpcns
impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs. Iii tho
form OF gatherings 1t prepares them for eXpecoratuu,
and lo IN very short time the malady Is vanquishod
the throne that It occupied Is renovated and made
new, and the patient in all the dignity OF rcgancd yur
seps forth to enjoy the manhood wOInauhJOd that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-11

A RARE CHANCE FOR A MECHANIC.
rINHE subscriber wishing to 60 west. offers for
sale a lot Of ready -made COfus and Caskets, with
good assortment Of Innings and Trimmings. Also q
lot Of Cherry, Birch, and Buternut Lumber Offering
rare chance for q mechanic to engage in the Furni-
ture and Coffin business.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber At
Wilmington, VI. GEO. ROSE.
Wilmington, July 81, 1871. 3l-39
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LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one Of Natures
noblest gfts-the Pcdophlum eltatum They possess all
understanding, Alternative properties OF calomc but
ttuIfL a alnr hoy
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Consumption,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
BY ]. H. SCHENCK, NJ. d.

MANY human being has passed away for whose death
there was other reason than The neglect OF Known
and proved Of cure. Those near ana
dear 10 family and friends sleeping the drcamlcss
,umber into which, had they calmly adopted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-11
FLOUR AND MEAL

Hops have been in moderate demand at from &c
l5c for the range Of the crop of 1870, and &c "a &c
for older growth q b.
GOLD.
Gold closed at New York, Wednesday, at 1l2 Ia.
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DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

aud avallcd themselves O MS wonderfully eNlcaoou'
medicines they would not have fallen
Dr. Schcnck has in his own case proven that where
ever sufficient vitality remains that vitality by his med
cnes and his directions for their use qulckoned into
healthful Vgor.
To the faith of the invalid is made representation
that is not thousand times substanated by living and
visible works The theory Of the cure by DR. SchenCks
medicines IS as simple as 1t is unfaing Its philosophy
requires argument 1t Is self assuring, seli-c"n-
Nincng
weapons with which the citadel of the maady Is assacd
Two-thirds Of the Of consumption ooaie IN dy
pepsla and a fnnctionally dsOrlered liver. With This
condition the bronchial tubes "sympahizo' with tho
stomach. They respond to the morbiic action Of the
liver Here then the eliminating result and the
setting In with all its distressing symptoms, Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-11

The work Of cure is now beginning Tho Initiated and
mucous deposits in the bowels and In the alimcntary ca
nal are elected. The liver, like clock Is wound up. II
Arouses from orpldy The stomach acts responsyey
tho uateut la he getting
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-11
10 il not "a Hair OIL. II H. NOT 10 Hair
Dye. Twin not COIOryOur Hair. 1t
contains no Mineral ingredients.
But ii is a Great Medicine f5r al Diseases
Of the Roots Of the Hair, and for the cure Of
DtNDRTFEE'
Buyit. Bnyit. Buyit. Tryil. Tryit. Try it.
PRICE ONLY sI.OO PER BOTTLE.

tn l invite every body that is afflicted with the
above diseases TO and consult me, at my Rooms
Elliot street, Bratleboro. No charges for consul
tation. Office hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
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PERRY & HOLDINGS

SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, ELLIOT STREET
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
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NOTICE To TAX PAYERS OF BRAT.

Brattleboro, Aug. /, 1871.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
UBE
Hair Restorative

aiains uo LAC. SULPHUR N,
-IGAb OF LEAD M LITa
Ais,iE No NITRATE OF Ill.
YER, nl is entirely free lrum III,
'o.smeals and iips,th.destruymp
Dugs isui ia ather Hair Prepara-
sons.
Transparent aud clear rs crystal. ii uill
i"t soll irr ancsl fabric, perfectly SAFE
IiEAN aud RFFlClkNT.-desidera-
uu.s ltaNG OUGHT FoR AND
FOUND AT LASrl
h re-sare~ and prevents the Hair from
tscun,t- jWN, impAris 4 soft, Z ossy Ali-
lsagance, removes Dandruf. Is refreshing
20 the head, checks the Hair from falling
OF an,i RESTORES IL toa great extent when
premutureiy losb prevents Headaches,
eurcs all hamors, eutane0l.s eruptinns.
an uunS,aral heat, AS \ DRESSING
FOR THE jlkfR II Is TIE BEST AR
TlGi.Ef IN T!IE MARKET.
ph Is. SMITH. Patuniee, Aver. Mass
Ffenued oniY by PROCTOR nk0TH-
EkS, Giourrstrr, Mass. The genuine il
8iat mp On Il PANEL bottle. made expressly
f-r i. viii! she nnrlr ur the tscfe blown
HE gia74, a X yuur Druggist for NA-
fSGE' AA:a kESrbNA IVA and take no
,;isrr.
5etl3 twa lhFee eeu. 4i4aps sn Proc
ir brother. Iar ..stl-r "a The Human
AlUr tt,g Information Il contains j.
worth S9Ute % any person. lsep.l ly
For sale at Centre Hall by VIM. Wolf
and Herlaeher u Cronmiller
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Bellefonte Sep: 25lh 1871.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

For the Reporter.
LENA Ill. OcT GTH ISTl.-Bear Sir
Thinking that few items from this western
county would interest your readers, | viii
furnish you with few;
To begin with. ] will state that this west
ern country beats all | ever saw. II any of
Your numerous readers doubt my word.
lei them come out herS, and they will see
the dust piled in the fence corners, same a.
SNOW drifts We have had no rain Of any
account this summer. Everything j. dus-
tv. wells and cisterns are dry. Water j.
in great demand Every other man here.
j. sharper trying to live off Of his neigh
Dor Grain j. coming in here lively, bnsi-
ness brisk, money pretty plenty aii seem
to have enough ~ eat, drink, and wear,
/ receive the Rporter regularly and Eould
not do without its weekly visits, bringing
the news regularly of all that IS transpir-
ing in "old Centre" one thing | miss and
that i news from my old home i there no
one in Bennero or Patton townships, capable
of furnishing the Reporter with some Of
the doiag in those townships what has
become OF the man who used 10 grind out
machine poetry occasionally? ] have not
heard from him sep some time, am get.
ting exceedingly anNiogs about hlm, and
greatly fear that the hopOrs OF ofice
have affected him so much that be has for
gotten the friends who helped elevate MN
10 the responsible position OF j. i. Also
understand that A. A. X. of the Loop has
left for Selns Grove, in order 10 prepare
himself for the ministry; well, he always
WAS inclined that way, but he must not, in
measuring out grace 10 saints, and sinners,
measure Ms he did dry goods, viz, let his
thumb slip, but he must throw the thumb
in Hope he will succeed in his studies
and if he calculates to devote his time to
the the service of the Lord. not do ae too
many do. work for hire, and go where they
pay the most Business is lively hsre,-sF
-present. The farmers are busy hauling
their grain to market and they have been
getting pretty fair prices for it so far, but
how long it will be this | cannot say.
From present indications, grain of all
kinds will decline. Stock is low hardly
paws to raise stock at the present prices,
but there is no doubt, but what cattle and
hogs will advance in price soon. The mer-
chants are beginning to get their winter
goods, and our streets now present lively
appearance Fruit is very plenty, apples
selling from % to 80 cents bushel. Po-
fatoes so cents. Fresh fish are for sale on
the streets every few days, from 8 TO 10
cents per lb. Eels do not grow in this
western country the climate does not agree
with them. The old Philosopher" Hor-
zee Greeley passed through here a few
weeks ago, he had on his old battered hat,
l was almost tempted to ask, If he had
some to tell MS what he didn't know about
farming. a few days after he passed through,
President Grant passed. on his way to Ga
Bena, l though the President looked rather
care worn and solemn, | presume he sees
the hand writing ga the wall and was
aneditating upon the ungFatefllRess of the
Republicans.
1t any Of the readers wish to get good
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ramfortah homes in the west now Is their
time land is cheap now; good improved
firms can DC bought at very iow figures
town property the same, and any person
having money 10 invest could not do bet
ter with il than by coming west and invest
ing il in land, FOR il will Eot stay low much
longer; lei any one desiring TO invest in
western Lands write if they wish ahy in
formation conec, ming prices, LEGALITY &c,
and | will cheerfdly give them the infor-
nation.
Hoping that | have not ea'ied any
ones putiencc | will closely saying to
one and all Of my old friends in old
Centre" that WAS il not for the weekly Wis
It's of the Reporter | woold not know
that any Of you were alive, bu, presume
the old adage "out OF sight, out Of mind,
win apply 10 you all. Hoping that the
stamps YOU save. by not writing To your
friends, will greatly increase your riches
and add 10 your enjoyment | remain,
Yours Truly.
C0LoRAp
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Inquiries are frequently made of me in
reference Ga the temperance work We are
doing in connection with cur Sunday
Schools under the maine II Safe Guards.
\ few words in answer to these inquiries
Will he resd with interest by msny OF the
readeis of the Repsrfcr.
In the 1rsi place, the Safeguard move
men: does not in the least Interfere with,
bui = calculated 10 further all other tem-
perence efforts. The Safeguards include
all persons. old and young, especially the
meIs hers af our Sabbath Schools, who
have never formed the habits of using in
toNicating drinks and tobacco. Cards are
prepared stating the object. the pledge
&c, with blank space for name and L. u.
adiress. Of the signer. These cards are
distributed in Sunday Schools with the re-
quest that they ali be returned the next
Sabbath 70 the Superintendent, signed or
not according 10 choice. The names are
then c, pied, kept on file, and the cards are
returned 10 those whose names they bear.
Ii is intended To follow up these efforts
with 'pFeeept upon precept."
A picture, representing life on the up
srade and down grade. viii scon be ready
for distribution among all the members.
Three thousand more are gow called for,
Of those who can make up their minds 20
be SdfeghGrsis for tifs.
We are snre that thousands If oiir hoys
and girls in Centre county viii SOME day
have feeling Of unspeakable satisfaction
in being able 10 say. i never used t0bac-
GO, never used liquor.
T. CRIrTKSDES,
:. = Missionary.
Bellefonte Sep: 25lh 1871.
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VNEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
The examination. not already pasi
will De hold a. f,liuWs, cammeaci"g pt .
O'Clock e. u ni which time the Secretary
will be- expected O. have the elias. organ
saal aud 800 readiness. 50 ss tu csu-e no dc.
law ApyiunUt. flr schools 0lll hu re.
puirrd tb attend tAt * animation in the
district where they expect tn teach, unless
they procure o written request to the cnn.
trary from the proper board ot directors
An should bc provided with paper, pen
aud ink
Paiton-ualnnoon. Wsdllr'. school
house. Tuc-dsy Oct :.
Benncr Ariuagu,ts school house, Fri
day. Oct q.
Spring Boiling Spring .chool-hou.c,
snow Shoe X Duru.ilc-A.kry'., Mon
day. Oct. gth, ut uclook ?. ~
Marion -Juckrouville. "Wednesday, Oc-
tnhcr lith.
Walker -liubler.burg, Thur.dny, Oct.
l2th
Taylor & Worth -Por, Matilda, Tues
day. October L.
Huston Julian Furnace, "wednesday.
October lB.
Union Unionvjllc, Thursday, Oct IL.
Milc-hurg X Bokg' Milesburg, Friday.
Octnber.0
Howard a Curtin Howard, Tuesday,
October ~
Liberty -Eagleyillc. Wednesday, Oct
18th.
For number nf .uec seding Saturday,.
after the clo.enf the regular Examinations,
the Co. Sup'. will be- at his Office in Belle
fun;c, for the purpose Of examining irregu-
lar applicants, who were prevented from
attending a. the proper time, but all such
applicants must come prepared, rs r,quir.
cd ON page l3l. Of the sehnVl law.
II. NJ. MAGEE,
li.cp'Ii. Do Supt.
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ia Il D " 4 L /
az D. b. ErTE8.ES
~ A3LESALh "tNs LlQuoa

IeRerg ralaa ai reltl.t t,Fsere- mtsn
le - aeara every day aFi9te
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TuE REASON WHY.-The imme-
date cause Of premature fading or
blanching Of the hair Is an obstrue-
tion nf the oil vessels which afford the
enloring matter. The remote causes
may be general i'll health. trouble OF
mind, etc. Hence, in order to restore
its natural color and beauty the oil
vessels must be restored 10 their nor
nal condition. IA is on this principle
thar NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE i
compounded. and il has proved com
plete success, wherever faithfully APP
piled. Ii Is NOT a poisonous dye, con-
sequently the effect Is gradual, and IN
severe caSss two or three bottles are
necessary 10 produce the desired result.
See advertisement. 6octt2
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On Marriage.

nISS0LUTI0N.-Th partne b p
Kerlin and A. A. Kerlin in the store at
SiBkip. Creek Mills has been dissoly ed by
mutual consent, Tbe business will be con
tinued ut the Old stand Gy Peter Kerlin
assisted by attentive clerks. Thankful for
past favors he solicits continuance Oft the
public patronage
The books will be left in the hands of
Peter Kerlin, and those wishing to tettle
their accounts can do so by calling upon
hun PETER KERLlN,
lsep.6t. A. 4 KERLIN.
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The whole cost Of twenty-tour years
of Dem6cTatie administration, includ-
ing the Mexican aud Indian war;. was
sSS9, ,592. .366. 80. Twenty years Of
the Grant administration, at the rate
of S41l ,25j, ,477.6 would cost the
people 80, ,870, ,131 ,4G3,12 IsnUt Rad
ical management costly luxury!
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The ROuapartiSt Intrigues.

Paris, Orl0brr The Bonapariists are
reappearing. and are hriiFriE intriguing
and crganizAing 10 favor IT Ihv TessOFgiioN
of the empire. Marked signs Of reaction
towards imperialism are bee onIing visible
among the Paris shop keepers. \ similar
reaction is reported in the provinces. The
Bonapartis.s argue that Tie success Of the
loan prove. that the people were enriched
under tho sBpirri they were happier. had
less Improbable worl-. aid more priyil-
eyes; that the republic i dull and profit
les. in contrast with the empire; that Par
il has lost her former character, and is
rendered dull and utterly unattractive to
Foreigners.
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4 Bogus Ku kIux Story.

Washington. September 22-tieorgia
bapers received here to-day meation ag oc-
burrence in Jefferson county Ia that state
which resulted in the death Of two men.
lone of them white man named Coleman,
having been shot ny c0lored man named
Pierce. ThsFe are ,onaiciing stories con-
lcerning the affair. Tbs Republicans say
hhat Coleman went 10 Pierce's house for
the purpose of offering violence TO him. The
Democrats declare that Coleman "snt 10
serve magistrate Sarraht, when Pierce
resisted and shot C0lsman. Pierce fled
but subsequently, returned ~ his home un-
der the protection Of bayon'ts. Pierce
was given to the civil authorities for trial.
and while in custody. Il band Of disguised
men took him from the officer, its believed,
killed him. 1t is reported that the soldiers
have orders to arrest a number Of citizens
living in the vicinity and there is much
exeitemOst.
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GOOD Ne have the agreeable COM
munication 10 make 20 the people u Cen
trc H5ll aud vicinity, that splendid stock
al Fall and Winter Goods has just been
received ut the Centre Hill store, which
are noW selling az remarkably low prices.
Persons wha bought there Sre astoalShed
a; the bargains 0,l,.rci nothing like it ever
before IN Potter township, and great rush
th4hvr has resulted. Mr. l-ashell, the
gent emanly manager, j. determined 70
please. and i succeeding too. The stock
of Goaas Is fun and complete and il our
readers wish 10 bny and save money, let
them haste % Centre Hill.
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Entertainment.

A public entertainment MAS given by the
students of the Penn Hal Academy ON
Friday evening, sept. 2Eh. ls1l, under
the control OF Prof. 4. L. TruxAl and AS
si,tant teacher Mr. W NJ Cool. The sAlu
tary was Was spoken by Henry Z. Bitner,
OF Penn Hall. First essay was read by
Matte l.. Harshbarscr. 81 Spring Mis-.
First defamation WAS delivered by r. =.
krumrine of Spring Mills. Another essay
wa read by Rachel I. Hanna, oi rem
Hall. Mr John Kline Of pleasant Gap
followed with a select Grafton on Cheerful
ness \ dialogue wAs prei"Tincd 10y hacE-
el r. llanna. kste \. WHsser Maggie
Hanna. and Mamie Long, which added
much ta their credit DeclAmaiiuns were
then delivered by Robert Van NnlESh and
j. W. Shock, who, after piece of mnslc,
", re follow el by ". u. Rankle and D. ",
NrCool Another dialogue Was poEiOFm'
ID by the ladies' Determinations were spo"
Zen bv.E. r. Smith, A r. Garbrick, u. b.
HnrterInan, :. Never aud III. Is. Hoster-
man, All OF which were very good. Sever
M other dialogues were performed by thS
ladies and gentlemen. \ '"ng was sung
bv the Younger ladies of the school. 1he
girls sang we'll aud We hope they may stiiI
prosper in the future. After piece oi hhu-
,ic by the band the Naledictory was spo-
ken by Levi Garbrick. Of BelleiOnte. The
exercises we're enlivened by the Aarons-
burg string band. The gentlemen OF the
band furnished excellent music and We
would recommend that baud to all such
who may want the sergirB VI same. Every
thing passed of nicely The old a. wei
A. the young seemed "a be highly gratined
In their attendance. We trust this may be
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Truly Yours.
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