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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-17

rea-W We wish Centre Hall boys to
understand that a printing Office is no
place for loafng, and that we do not
wish them TO talk to the compositors at
their cases, and crowd SO closely upon
them as 20 be 10 danger Of having
their toes tramped. IL is also one Of
our rules that boys keep hands off Of
all books, papers and material. We
also wish boys to understand, that
when light can be seen at our office
windows, in the evening, that that is
not to be considered by them as a sig.
nal 10 come and lounge around in
4his Office. Since the printed rules
put up in our Office are not needed by
boys, we print them in the REPORTER,
and shall be glad to have them strict,
Iy observed.
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Tvponr INT NEws.-RgAD 1T! In jan
na-v .leyt the well kown firm Of
Hirsi & Bro. will leave Milroy for Eg-
rope, and Therefore the si l1ie aiected adu .,oeL
~ Clothing. at the gery lowest figures;
They therefore advise their friends and
customers in Centre county, not TO let this
rare opportunity to pass, as there are real res !.
IN ohieet 10 offer such inducements t.
,beir patrons, as will enable the:h 70 ind
Il profitable to lay in two or three SUITS A.
II time. as they must dispose Of tho stock
between this and next moath.
Their stock complete inal. kinds ofCietn :
ing. and the prices are 30 low that people
IN that section are making large puTcnas
Is. and Centre county people are advised
OF this ehanee for bargains tco.
Come one-Come all-Men and Boys
for the goods must be sold.
HIKsCH & Bro.
noyl7.2t Miiroy.
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THE WRArHER.-The weather last
week was rather cold, hut clear. On
Tuesday, 18th. il rained all day, and
during part Of the night. Next morn
ing the nountains south and north OF
u were white with snow. WedDes-
day. 18th, we had n snowstorm, the
wind blowing fiercely all day.
On Thursday morning it was very
cold aud stormy and the ground COW
-, u slightly with snow.
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u E1FN w F-N-s7N''
From CHUEcHyuLE,- Our friend, Mr.,
Leiizel, formerly resident ofthis place,
now student olthe Selinsgrove Seminary,
on last sabbath, preached in the Lutheran
and ReioSmed church, The people OF the
community We're highly pleased by this
favorable sermon We believe II he viii
improve the remainder of his time in the
Seminary. as rapidly rs hs has the past
years. he viii become an able and success
f1l worker in the great work he is pursu.
ing We wish him the greatest success,
and hope be viii call soon again. NJ.
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Another Rail Murder.

Nmeteen Soldiers Killed or Die Of
Their Wounds
81. Louis, Nov. l0.-As a passen-
ger train ON the North Missouri Rail.
road, which left here this morning,
having two cars. containing ninety
FIVE recruits from New Albany attach
ed. was approaching Wellsburg-
ninety miles north OF here, about noon
running a down grade at high speed
rail broke and the rear car contain
ing the recruits flew OF the track, roll
ed down au eubankmeDt turning over
two or three times. AT last account
sixteen soldiers had been killed out.
right or died of wounds.
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zy0TICE. Notice u hereby given, that
The hooks and notes OF the Centre
fall Manufacturing Company, have been
nlaced in the hands Of Alex. shannon, at
t,entrc Hall, for settlement and COLLECTION.
a ii nersons having accounts in said books,
~ requested TO call Ut his Office, in Centre
Hall Centre County. Pa. before the arst
dav OF January, 1872, and settle the same,
after which time they will be
nroreeded against according to law.
r By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-17

Mr. Fulton, aged about 10 years,
captured buck, the oiker day, in a
field, about three miles east of this
place. The deer came running to-
wards Mr.. Enlton. and when quite
close he hit it upon the head with =
stone, which stunned il sufficiently ~ss
20 enable him to graple it by the horns,
when lie succeeded in cutting its
.hroai with his pocket tnife. A dog
which was in pursuit, came TO his as
sistance after he had taken the buck
by the horns.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-17

Says q late issue ofthe Philadelphia
City Hem Ingenuity has been taxed
10 find the surest and most direct
means of reaching the public, and the
business man who would advertise a
specially, and set the greatest good
out Of the greatest number, in the
shortest space Of time, il compelled TO
90 TO Geo. T, Rowell & Co, Of New
York, foradyiee. Why to this house ?
Because il is the head and front Of tha
advertising business. 1t is prompt.
possesses the confidence Of all tho
houses which advertise most
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The time for the running Of trains
to assd from Mifilinburg. has been
changed as follows
Traiu leaves at I in the morning,
returns at u neon leaves at 8 in
the aftern0nu. and arrives at Miitlin-
burg at 5 in the evening.
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A Definite Republic FOR France.

Paris, Nov. lin an interview
President Theirs has authoratiyely
stated that when the legislative assem-
bly, meets in the beginning Of Deccm.
ber, the government will propose to end
the provisional regime aud establish q
definite republic.
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TMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEM
The circulation 81 the REPORTER, on
this side ofthe county, is now greater
than that OF any two paPrs IN the
county. hence business men who wish
"a reach the Pcnnsvalley trade, viii
advance their own interests, by advell
Using in the REroRTER, Our subscrir.
tioa Gsti is open 10 the inspection of ali
wao wish 70 advertise,
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1 ~ kGISTERS NOrlCES.-rh fol.oW-
IL lag accounts have been examined
ana passed by me- and remain hled ol r.
cord IN this oIhee for the inspection ofhetrs
I.agageas Creditors and all others ln any
way Interested and will De presented %
the Orphans COurt, OF Centre county D. be
held uI Beilcionte for allowance and con-
frmation on Wednesday, tho 2ath day ui
November A I'D lSll.
l. The account OF William Il, Mcngle,
administrator of all and singular the goods
aud ehaltlgs rights and credits which were
o. John Frank, latc OF the township Of
Hainos Ia the county OF Centre dec ii.
z The account of James N. SAnkey one
o the Executors of the last will and Iesta-
n. cnt OF John Sankey iate of Centre eoun-
y IA the Stale of Pennsylvania, dee Il.
3. Theaceount Of George Jack Executor
o. and OF William Wagner late OF Harris
township deed,
4. The account OF Henry Zeigler Guar
dian % K Emma Hoy, tnsW intermarrici
with J.. h. Tibbins) Minor child of George
Ii ~, late OF Marion township dec d.
1, Guardianship account OF Jacob {.
Walker Guardian 0f CoustHns, Samuel
Michael and Sarah Jane Miner children u
john Walker late Of Boggs township
deed
o. The Guardianship account Of William
Iuornan Guardian ut GeorEo W hisF-
bgick and Elizabeth 4. Garbrick Minor
children Of Henry Garbriek late Of the
township Jf Btauer dec d.
=. The account of John &. Zimmerman
Guardian Of Nancy Ellen Segncr aud
Francis Laura Segner Minor children q
Simon Segner late Of Centre county dec d,
S The administration account ct Htary
X eil5r and Robert Gohceu administrators
VI and of james I Johnston late ct Harris
township dec a.
q The account oi John T. Harris Exeou-
tor in the last will aud Tessamentof Eliza
both Carey ,aie ofthc Borough Of Belle
fOt;e dee Il.
10 The account Of james H. Linn and
" N. T. Wilson acting and surviving
Executors Of the last Will aud Testament
ot the Rev James Linn DD late az fhe
3 rough of Bsllcf1ute decd.
n. The account Of Wiiliaul X, Hays adj
n .uis,rator ot and Of CaIharen Honan late
OF Haines township dec. j.
j. II. MoRRIsON,
Ftpwfat.r
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Pcoplehave beensehumbugged with
dirty, poisonoas hair preparations,
that they hail with delight the new
article styled Natures Hair Restora
tive. Clear a. crystal. and it does the
work most efiectuall. See advertis-
meut. II
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THE NEW YORK OBSERVER.

Those who wish TO take religious pa
per, SQUAD IN It's principles and fearless in
the advocacy of the truth-which al the
same time has Department; of Secular
News, aud expresses freely it. views on
pablie affairs. maintaining the right and de-
nouneing corruption wherever il is found
will ind il in the NEw 6oRK Observes.
The Publishers announce that it will en-
n NEw YEAR Book, an encyclopedia Of
information and statistics N regard 70
the Church, aud civil an business affairs.
such rs can be gathered only from an ex-
tensive Library. This wilt I've sens-free to
eAery subscriber 70 tho paper. Copies OF
the OBSERVER and u Prospectus OF the
YEAR-BooX sent free 10 every one who
will apply. Now Subscribers viii receive
the paper free uuiil january lst.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRIDAY, NOV. IL, 1871.
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL NEws.-0ar friends will oblige
us by sending in any items of local inter
est. Including deaths, marriages, NC, a.
such are eagarly read by your friends la
the west, many Of whcm get the Reporter
We would esteem ita favor -four kind pa.
irons would occasionally mail copy OF
the Reporter 60 relatives and acqaaintan-
,ses Who formerly lived In Centre county
aod removed to other pats, which would
inance many To become subscribers.
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Cfol.pEN FOUNTAIN fES,-Something
new and novel, BE sure and read the Sd-
vortisomoat IN ear paper, headed 'GrcAt-
cs. Invention Of the Age We believe
tue Golden Fountain Fen is unsurpassed.
\ good pen IS = necessity TO every maa,
woman and child. Agents, hero Is y
chance ta make moaey in Introducing y
good and saleahle article. jan y y,
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The Narscry. for November, is q pleas
ant number. all the little ones will be de-
lighted with il.
Tux PHRENoLoGIcAL Journal, one
OF the few Magazines whieh are publishd
at the present day FOR the radical benefit Of
readers, lis represented on our table by
its November number The contents
should interest every live member Of our
community. james McCosh, President
Of Princeton The Educated Man in Amer
lean Society Alex II. stephens; Thoughts
OF Phrenology; The TagAls and Nisayans !;
Healthy or Diseased Ch.ldren Fill up
the (Mentsll Measures; Prehistoric
Man The Boa Constructor Consumption;
His RecommeHdafiols, OF the Boy who
get a situation ;eJc. The publisher offers
the last three hunters Of 1871 free as pre-
MUM to subscribers for 1872. Terms ~ a
year, Single Nos 80 cts ). Il. WELLS.
$50 B'way, y. \.
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rAx NorloR. Il

TENAN NOTICE. In accordance With
Il an act OF ASSEMBLY, notice l. hereby
taxes Cor school purposes far the present
year are due, that On all such taxes
paid 70 the undersigned Treasurer, AZ hts
residence on or before 18th 0i November
next there VIII % a deduction Of fvc per
cen,am. On aA taxes paid within one
month ailer said date na deduction will be
naae. sad thaiGpon all school taxes ~
maiaing Qapaia amer necemher l6lh next
taere will be an addition of five per eea-
tunl. BY order of the Board.
FRED. KURTZ,
nuraS. SIN Treasurer
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Boy WANTED.-An honest. smart
BOY, desiring TO learn TO be a printer
and editor, i wanted at this Office.
The right sort of boy will be receiv-
ed inso the editors family.-Le,ris-
tssea Democrat
\ smart boy over this way wish
& 10 know whether by the closing
sentence in the above paragraph, the
editor means 10 say that he wants q
devil 10 become his son-in-law!
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MARRIAGES.

o. ;h inst, ty Rev j. T. Williams
Mr. s G. Helms Uf O,ceola, aud Miss
LiEzso Y daughter cd Daniel Hess, - Lin
Gyu Hall
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In another column, our correspond
ent. Paul Ward. gives very interest
ing sketch Of the early history OF the
Moravians, which will repay perGsal,
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Prospects "a!
HIGH PRICES FOR GRAIN.

The undersigned have taken possession
of tho Warehouse At thr MIL, ln hilroy.
formerly occupied by Reed & Thomson, ,
and arc now prepared io buy aU kinds oi
Grain and Seeds. ai lhs highest market
prices. Tor Casa. Coat. PLAsrEA and
SALT, constantly ou hand f1f saiv as leN
as the lowest
Farmers uf Centre caQutY are respect
fllly invited g. give PAL 3 ca-i
We guaran,rr O. give satisfaction iti all
cases MCMASlGAL 81 bkuWN
srpt.sl &ui
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FrRE.-0n last Thursday night, be-
tween s and o'clock, the large straw
stack. in front Of Mr, Daniel Durst's
barn, two miles from here, Was discov-
cred 40 be on fire. aud was entirely
CONSUMED. Mr. Darst's family had
retired TO bed just a short time. when
the hight was discovered, and they,
with the early arrival Of neighbars
and party Of SoIts railroad hands,
who fastened To the spot, saved the
destruction Of the large aud fine barn,
and il was only with the greatest diff
Guilty they succeeded in saving it,
The barn was sever " scorehed. Its
sarmlsed that the stack WAS set on FIRE.
in order to burn the barn, and The
villain who did it, came nigh having
h:s devilish plan executed. \ little
favorable wind, at the time, and the
harm would so0n have heen heap of
ashes. with ali its valuable contents.
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COACH MANUFACTORY.

N0sN0Ah NMfNaNSh ~ SNANm
HARDMAN PHILLIPS,
A r. ISmAnnfacfarinE establishments ni
"a NcagcrtoAn, on the LewSstowE
aud Beilefonfe Turnpike, has now On hand
fne stock of Carriages. Bnggics, Sulkias
and Spring Wagons, which he now o6ers
fut sale as superior in quality and styles &c
any manufactured In the country. They
are made Of the very bcsiseasoned stock By
lrst class practical workmea, and finished
Ia style that challenges comparison with
any work out " or in the Eastern ciGian
and can be sold nc lower prices than these
manufactured In large towns and cities.
amidst high rents and ruinons prices Of liv-
ing. Being mastor Of his own situation,
anxious to excel in his Artisiioal profession
and free from any annoyanccs in hiK buMi-
ness, ho has time and ability to devote his
nntirc attention TO his profession and HE
customers, rendering satisfaction alike &C
all patrons. operatives, bis country. mnd
himsrlL
Call and examine his stock and learn hig
prices, aad YOU cannot fail 10 be sailsfed.
X + p A / Rim G
ofall kinds done neatly, promptly, sn1
reasonably.
Yeagoriown, June u. 1868 -ly.
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I Asst NOTICE Notice Is hereby
Ia given 20 $50 collectors Of county aud
State gazts iu teaitc county, who have not
settled up ,brIs duplicate. f1g lhc years pre-
vious su lNti. o. COME iu and settle said
duI,itate- aull maas pas mCui OF balances
dut. sH ,r before llc twenty seventh day
Of November aeNt 1r said balances will bc
placed Foo taH bands oi gB attorney. Eiic
ius gueiiant tt teviirci She same without oh
las ss no ion.er Indulgence can be giyon (;
nor. a.ic. iaa. llaJe, viI ANY percentages
or cAc.cfati.us be ailwocl. By order 81
Comm. 5ugts,
WN. FUEEI, CEerE
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Graham & Son.
Boot &Shoe Makers

Next door. Msgouer& u Store
Bellefouie.
We naruiacture e. order.
Our work is nest as3 durable
onr prices aye vcrf Doleuts
We warrant - giFe a;l r4es
We have ,Ae LAgGEsr aa4 BEST
stock % Lalie and Caidtsa Aes ia
town
We aFe reeeiNlns geois eFg r
We w.si an tssg.laa-.aa ef esr esels
The Peansyaiioy tsa3e IS oz.s ir Ia
Viled - call and see oar e,ae&. We think
we cah please ail Waa L8 s 80 iyles,
quality, as9d prices. Np aag render
satisiaeiion. cad although AaEe had an
extended icade taF years. base ucges
given . customer cs4se 81 aiR
septic II
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NEW HAGDwAkGs sroRk
J. 81. HARRIS.

j. * J HARRIS.
NO.5. BEuCEEBHuFF ROW
4 new aud completes Hardware Store Aa,
been apguell hy Iic undersigned ia Brock.
erbon' npw building whore they arc pre-
pared a. sell all sig4s at BglilirEand House
Furnishing Hard lgen, Steel Nails
buggy wheels in se;ts Champion Cioihel
Wdnrcr. Mili sAas. Circular and Hanc
SAWS. lennon San 6, " cob saw, Ice Crcan
Frerrcrs. Bath Tabs. Clothes Racks. q fal
assortment of Gias. and Mirror Plate of Al
sizes. Picture Frames, Wheelbarrows
Lanpt. Coal 0il Lamps. Boiling. Spokes
Pell6es. and Hub. Plows, Callivaiors, Corr
Pinws Plow Paia3s. shear Mold Boards
and Cnlsivatoy Teeth. Table Cutlery, shov-
Gle Spade sad Forks, Locks, Hinges
Sercws. Sash spT.ags, hone-Shoes, Nails.
Norway Rods. OILS. Lard, Lubrioaiing.
Coal. Linseci, TsBners Anvils Vices. Bel-
lows. screw Plates. Blacksmiths Tools.
Facsarg Bells. u1aec Bcils Dinner Bells.
Gong BELLS. Tea Bclls. Grindsiones. Carpen
tor Tools, Fruit jae and Cans Paints, Oils.
VArnishcs received and far sale at
Bnnc-,Gs.Tv. i. al. HARRIS
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ss'- Any porson sending us eight sub
scribers with the cash, SI8, will receive
the Reporter year free; and for four
names and So, the Reporter Q months free.
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VIZ J. b. ETTELE'S
w noLEsALE WINE s. LIQUOR
st o X +
Bishop street, Bellefonte, In the Stone bmii-
ding Formerly occupied by the Key
stone Bakery
Takes pleasure Ia Informing the public thai
De keeps constantly on hand = supply o.
chrice Foreign and Domestic Liqu0rs.
.dll Harrcts, Kegs an9 Casks srarTamfsd
to co4sgsn TIE q1anfity reprcscAfcd
Tie attention Of practicing physicians l.
.allcd 20 his stock Of
PURE LIQUORS.
suitable for medical purposes. Bottles.
jugs. aad demiiohns constantly on hand.
lie has the ONLY PURE NECTAR
WHISKY in town.
All liquors are warranted 10 give satia-
faction. Liquors will be sold by the quart.
barrel. or tierre He has a large lot or
BOTTLED LIQUORS
0f the finest grades on hand.
Confident that be can please customers
hc respectfully soiicits share or public pa
lrnnare myiAsf
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EIIEuY HAREETS..
Corrected by joha VI D1well
~ ait- wheat Z 35.... q wheat ! 90 is. Rye
H.. Cora st-.-.. .bEt> 4u...... Barley C1.....
C.of rfs-ri 3 GO .,-.. IimUihyscrd. go ...,.....
S-lI iuPe5 ..............-.., d.
Bacon lor..... uam Do ..... Batter b, Eggs
10 nl.-L.. . ID
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Boots aud Shoes. Hats and Caps, Hard
ware, Queensware, Wood and Willow
Ware, Notions, Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oil
cloths, Wall Papers, Window Shades, &cr
oct26 ~.
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DEATHS.


Oa lt,A. Doe BoAi,aurs. John Keller.
nEcd "a years. and months.
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~ Ohre 1f,ae LeNisbuie, Centre
ahi pgHer Creek II H. Ca.
Philadelphia june lash, n
Notice is hereby given that the first in-
,talmeut of aye dollars per share, a. the
capital stock of che i.eMisblrg, Centre and
spruce Creek Rail Road Co. subscribed
ia iho townships uf Harris, Potter. Gregg.
Penn aud Ha'uos Centre county. will g.
payable Oh thc i.rs. day og Iu,y 1871, aud
subsequent iustalaien.s of i've dollars per
share, will BE- dHe sad payable on the frs.
day %, each suaeeeil0s month anill the
whole is paid Payments al the above IN
staimeHts aFe heasay required 10 be made
10 ghe treasurer 80 the Company, az the
Office oflhe Cen;re Co4niy Banking Com-
pany bellefonte PA.
JOSEPH LESLEY.
Treasurer
\. Il. Ans person ceslriRg can pay the
whole 81 al once Ilay menis arc not
punctuAily mais ,he laW allows one prr
cent pct month be charged IN aldiu d.
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NWICg Is hereby given that tho mer-
camille business is continued az the old
sandas heretofore under the frm ol >.
Frank q son Thankful for past pAtron-
age, they invite their old friends and eus;o
n.ers iUF continuance of tho same,
). FRANK & S0N,
l9noy.lt. Rohersburg, Pa
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nGssoLuTIoN Notice is hereby givva
IL iha. the partnership ot tho dgm u
frank y llaiues, heretofore existing at he
btrsburg, was dissolved Oa the S0th day a
October, last An persons knowing them
selves indebted io said drm are requested
o. como aud make settlement
FaAAK IL HAINKs.
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8ELLEFCNrEM ARK ETS
Corrected hy k-ilerk MusscF.
~ a.,- y beat 81 90 Red lIj 70. Rye.
l...... Corn 51 .... Jals 80 ..... Barley 90.
.l..... CiaVtrsces &. % ...... Potatoes So.
Lard rsr poLHa <-.... Pork per poaud ~
Hui.ef .u ...... EEyr -, Plaster peg ioH
$50 rallua ia...-. Bacon i0...... Ham ~
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READYMA pECLoTHING G

large stock of read y-made Clothing for
Men and Boys wear, which We will dispose
of ~ a very small advance on cost
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We would most respectfully i',from hi
friends, customer and the pubiic geucr-
lily. that he has taken possession Of
Thompson old quarter, which have been
remodslcd and improved, AID Is nov pre-
pared to accommodate aH who may favor
MIN By calling.
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CLOTHING -0Yercoats, Pants, Vests,
md Dress Coats, cheap, at VOLTS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-13

Hon. ELIAS KEYEs.-In Vermonts
early days, the learning of the schools
was not quite so much priced as qualii-
cation for important Offices as at pres
ent. Judge Reyes of S'ockbridge was
good farmer but quiet illiterate. lie
represented his town in the Legislature
fourteen years, was Chief Judge Of
Windsor County Court thirteen years,
aud had one term in Congress. When
Hon. Charles Marsh was in Congress he
voted to raise the pay of the members
from four to six dollars per day. Judge
Reyes was very much dissatisfied aud
called upon Mr. Marsh to see him on the
subject. He told him he did not see
how he could vote to raise the pay. Mr..
Marsh replied that every thing cost
more at Washington than in Vermont {;
showed him knife aud told him be
paid a dollar for it at Washington.
Judge Keyes took the knife, examined
it carefully, and said; "Mr.. Marsh, did
you pay dollar for that knife?" Mr..
Marsh replied, 81 did" "Then,' said
Judge Reyes, "you are not fit to go to
Congress.