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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-22
New Advertisements.
New Store,
New Goods,
LOW PRICES !!
GILLETT & JEFFERS.

GILLETT & JEFFERS,
Possessed Of experience Of several years,
The public need not entertain any fears
That the goods we have hand are of the best kind
Is truth in particular, which wo hope you'll bear in
mind. r.
Selected and purchased by an experienced hand,
We arc not afraid to take our stand,
Knowing the goods to give satisfaction,
Being first class, and at great reduction.
The wants of the public we are bound to supply,
And all competition we hereby defy.
Our senior partner being resident below,
Is always the ground to buy very low;
Ready TO purchase when goods are advancing,
Withholding his purchases when they are collapsing
Giving the public the benefit Of the same,
Thereby hoping their custom to retain.
Gilett and LETTERS are the gents interested,
w nv SUI thch toOus Cuedp IL cNcT COntcbteuS
Always ext Getting to sell for cash,
Assuring the public the exchange won't be trash.
Their store is situated in Bcebe's new block,
Where is to be found this very large stock
OF Groceries, Provisions, and even Horse feed,
And everything else mankind may need.
Now in conclusion. pray give us a call,
Examine our stock, great large and small,
Flattering ourselves 1t won't be your last,
Thankful for favors we have had in the past
GLLLETT &. JEFFERS
Have in addition TO their well selected stock Of
Groceries and Provisions, just received varied as
| sortment Of rftl f.. ...-.......
M f NJ u y
Boots and Shoes
OF first class manufacture, home and hand made
warranted to give satisfaction. Also, choice So
lection Of o
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES AND LIQUORS l
OF the sTRICTEsT PURITY, for medicinal Dur
poses.
CIGARS
| OF the choicest flavor.
We are receiving goods on the arrival Of every
Detroit Boat.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city free Of
charge. s
Fruits and Vegetables
OF ALL KINDS.
GIVE US A CALL!
2 CILLETT 4. JEFFERS.
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SMALL POX.

The following suceinet facts, in reference
to this terrible disease, have been indiapu
Iably established by the careful obsSrva-
ton Of scientific men nj home and abroad
/. That infants should DO. vAceiHAtcd in
a month after birth.
> That vaccination should be repeated
at the age Of fourteen years.
s That the older persons gov amer that
the less danger there IL Of an attack Of small
pax or variolOld, which is small pox nodi-
lied by previous vaccination, and that after
ifty wears there Is no danger Of al a.iaek.s
4 STILL il there is any danger ofunusuAl
exposure 10 the disease, or II it prevails
largely in y community, IL Is safer 10 be
saccinated again.
: Nurses In small pox hospitals who are
re-vaccinnsed are almost wholly exempt,
while other nurses, who are careless Of re-
vaccination, have variOloid ir eAsSs ten
times more numerous
& That the father the remove Of The vac
cine matter from what Was taken from the
COW. the more necessary Is rryRccination--
that j.. vaccine matter lOses some OF It's
power in every person IL passes through,
hence IL city practitioners should take all
their matter from the COW direct every ten
years, the community would be greatly
safer.
:. No authenticated case has yet occurred
where any disease has been communi-
Gated through vaccine matter, other than
modified small pox. This statement
should be fixed upon the memory OF the
intelligent RAIDER, as bare assertions TO the
contrary are recklessly made by certain
c.ass OF uneducated persons, who write On
matters pertaining 10 health and disease
( ltisa very rare occurrence thai any
pcrsouIwho has been once well vAccinsted
and was in good health St the time suffers
from yariolOid. Those who have Varioloid
after having been vAccinated once suffer
because il did not take well or some other
disease was in the system at the time, or
the matter was At too great remove from
the original source. the COW.
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OBITUARY.

On the 9th inst, in Pine Grove. Of Diph-
liberia, james Twin AusseF, sged - years,
and II days.
The death Of Dir. james |. MuSser.
has east peculier melancholy and
gloon: over the entire community. n
death occurring under circumstances in
which this did-so unlocked for, and
50 little expected. has had the effect Of
creating n sadness seldpm witnessed.
A shadow Of gloom over hangs every
cuunttnance-every heart has been
moved. and every sympathetic chord
has been touched. Eight days previ-
ous to his death. he led to the Bridal
Alter beautiful young lady, (daugh-
ter Of Mr.. p. Lytle,) and in the
presence of d large company be was
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
to the lady of bis choice. To all hH-
man appearances, a bright and hanpy
and prosperous future was reasonably
expected and predicted by the numer.
Gus friends and acquaintance of the
pappy pair.
But death has stricken down the
young husband, aud blasted every
hope, aud blighted every anticipation
and the young and happy bride, a
weeping widow--the Bridal adOrn-
ments lain aside. and the habiliment.
Of mourning assumed.
On Friday the lst inst, large and
respectable company gathered at the
residence of Mr.. George MuSser, the
Father II the Diseased, when mosl
sumptnous dinner was prepared by the
Mother in honor to her son. AL
hesrts were joyous. and happy, and the
most cordial congratulations extended
TO the Bride and Groom. There stood
the young husband in all the strength
and pride Of manhood and noble bear
ing. with his young and beautiful wife
leaning on his strong arm. No one
dreamed. or thought that the King oi
terrors. could step in, and with unre
leniing hand mar scene where al
seemed 50 hopeful, SO joyous, and g
happy. But, alas alas how little II
the future known to Us. On Saturday
the % inst. Mr.. MuEser complained
OF sore throat, but was still going about
On Sabbath morning DR.. Smith, was
called in, who pronounced the disease
nm attack Of Diphtheria. Yet no ONT
thought the case critical one until
Wednesday morning the day Of hi:
death, when the disease assumed IL
most violent form, and refused to yielC
to human skill and Ell, II. and the pa
tient sufferer passed into the unknown
aud unseen future without struggle
thus in the short space of eight days
this community passed throught scerei
SO extreme, aud so adverse, which ad
pear more like dream than reality
lst. The joyful festivities of wed
ing and Unfair seasons. ID. On the
wake of these were introduced th'
distressing scenes Of death bed Will
all their heart-rending realities and Sd
The-solemen funeral procession bear
ing to the grave the young husband
tile Son, and the Brother.
The community u lsamazeh and stund
ned over dispensation which so fear
fully and quickly reverses the scene 0
human life, from joy the most exqui
site, to sorrow the most profound
from laughing to weeping.
We all bow with reverence and il
humility before high Heaven, and ex
claim oh how inscrulible are thy Pro
yidences, o Lord God Aim ghiy.
NJ. q. L.
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Two SUICIDES ny HASoiSa. -Chas
Rnglvr, who had been qnaf.ered la ths
Jail a, RelleIontc, for some time, on las'
Monday evening. showed oa this morsa
coil, by hanging himself al bedposi III
his cell, BY means ofa kali scarf, which be
had worn around his neck. RlnKlVr bs-
longcd to Benner township, aud was sort
OF a worthless n character aud addicted h.
rum. His age MAS about ca
A man named Richard. living Ia Bald
Eagle hook tho now departure. " by hang
ing himself or lasl Saturday.
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The Reformed Sabbath School Of Aa'
ronshnrg, viii hold Festival On New
Years eve.
DIR. Musser has taken DIR, David Min
gle as a partner in the practice Of medicine,
Al Aaronsbarg.
Mr.. j. Stees has become an associate
with Mr.. Orwig. in the publication ofthe
AiRinburg Telegraph. May he like IT,
AT the recent dedication Of the new
Evangelical church. At Woodward. SoOO
were raised upon the occasion, which
leaves the church tree ofdeht.
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Save are revising our subscrip-
fiun ilsi. and find names from which
subscription il due back rs far "a 1868
ard 1869; we strike those oft, rs We
can not afford to print 80 large pa
per (paying cash fer work and mate
rail- and then send the REPoRTER
for years without receiving pay. We
will soon enter upon new volume,
and should be pleased to have our pat
rons make advance payment a rule.
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In recent visit TO our place. Mr..
Miller, President of our railroad. gave
as very gratifying account of the
large business already done on the
road between MifEHnhurg and Lewis
burg the traffic Is beyond expectation.
and paving thing for the road.
This report We fnd cOroborated by
the iolloxiSg item from the Lewis
burg Chronicle
Business ON the Branch railroad
has greatly increased since its exten-
sion up the valley. Yesterday, the
freight cars numbered tifty-four. and a
heavy freight engine stalled" in its
attempt to haul them. The sidings
at the Junction are also inadequate
for the accommodation of the cars
necessary for the Branch service.
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NATURES
Hair Restorative

Contains no LAC SULPHUR NJ
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH-
lARGE-No NITRATE on SIL-
YER, and ia enlirrly free frun The
Poisonous and Health-dnstruyiiig
Drugs used I'm other Hair Prrfnra-
tions.
TrmnsHmrena and clear aa crystal, " v ill
not soll the nnesf fabric, prFlecily fAfh
CLFAN and EFFICIENT, ---de=idesa-
tarns Lang SOUGHT F0E AND
FOUND AT LAST
Id restores and prevents the Hair ir1m
Becoming GRAY. iinpnrfs 4 soa, rlosry APP
penrance. removes Dnndrnl, i refreshing
10 The bead. checks the Hair from Ealing
%. and restores Il ~ a great extent when
prematnfsly lost prevents headaehcs,
cures al hunou, eutAnepua erul'tinns,
and unnatural heat AS "A DRESSING
FOB THE MAlR lit IL IhE bESI Al
TICLE IN TIKI MARKET.
DR. q. SMITH. PMAenimn. Aver, Mass.
Prepared omly hE PEOuEkR 6EuTh-
KRIS. Gs0uceMler. AtmHs. The genuine "a
put MD Iii u rmnel bntile, made g1plras iN
far IA. with chic nmnlp of thm Article hlNMiA
Inn Ghe glass Ask yoMr DruWKiat fnr NA-
TURKE HAFm REsTuMAalvm, mmd tmhr no
ether.
n@-sona two three cent Htnmpa Nv Proc
ter Brothers for Treatise 0n the Human
HAIR The information IL contains N
worth $4,000 70 any person. lEep. III
For sale at Centre Hall BY VIM. Moii
and Herlacher q CFonmiilnr.
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For SALE.

Tha undersigned has tract Of timber.
land, located between the Brush and
Thick Mountains, nearly due south of Re
bersburg, containing Ut acres, which he
offers for sale. II Il we'll tlmbered, and
easy of access from Brush Valley.
For all desired information call on ths
undersigned.
@. II. REITER.
l3oct.tf Asr0nsburg, Pa.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE


Will be exposed to public sale. on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, DEC. 2sth, 1871,
at 10 o'clock. A NJ, the following piece
of land situated in the township Of Harris,
county of Centre, bounded as follows:
Beginning at IA stone thence along lands
of the heirs Of B. 4. Berry, decd. and
jacob Hurst, South S2l degrees East 81
and eighteenth perches to stone, thence
along the lands Of Christian Gingerich,
north Is degrees West 80 and sixteenth
nercltes To a stone thence along lands ol
the heirs of John Irwin, dee d., South d
degrees West 81 aud six tenths perchcs Il
the place of beginning, containing
FIFTEEN ACRES and ALLOWANCE
There are erected on the premises. i
"a good two Story Log Wheather.
Ei;;as1 boarded House, Wash House
Bank Barn and other necessary outbuild.
ing. all Of which are ia good order. A
thriving
YOUNG ORCHARD
IN full bearing, and well oi never failinl
water are also on the premises.
TERMS OF sALE,-One half cash on con
armaton of sale, and the balance in on,
year thereafter with interest. to be secured
by bond and mortgage on the premises
DANIELT. WIELAND,
DANIEL HESS,
Administrator.
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COACH MANUFAcroRY.


A I HIS manufacturing establishments ai
~ Yeagersown, on the Lewist0wE
aud Bollefonte Turnpike, has now on hand
a fne stock Of Carriages, Buggies, Snlkies
and Spring Wagons, which he now offers
for sale as superior In quality and styles Nc
any manufactured in the country. They
are made of the very best seasoned stock BY
lrst class practical workmen, and finished
I'M style that challenges comparison with
any work out Of or IN the Eastern cities
and can be sold at lower prices than thoae
manufactured In large towns and cities,
amidst high rents and ruin0Hs prices Uf liw-
ling. Being mastor Of his own situation,
anxious TO excel in his artistical profession
and free from any annoyapces In his bklai-
ness, he has time and ability 10 devot4 hiI
entire attention TO his profession and hi
customers, rendering satisfaction alike L
all patrons, operatives, his country, enc
himself.
Call and examine his stock and learn hil
prices, aud you cannot fail 10 be satisfied.
r L p A I RIM g
lof all kinds done neatly, promptly, 4
reasonably.
Z eagertown. Jnne'l2, 1865 --ly.
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rrAX NoTLcR.-ln aeeer,sass VII

FTNAN NoTICE,-lA accordance with
an act OF Assembly, n0ticc y hereby
srsen "a the eitiEens Of Potter, from, whom
tnNcs Cor school purposes Cor the present
wear arc due. that on all sach taxes
nail o. the undersigned Treasurer, at his
nssileacc On or before 10th el November
nsxt there will be deslaction ot hVe teg
ctntam Ca sll taxes paid within one
maa,h after said date no deduction Will be
aaac, and tina, upon all scheUl taxes ~
,asiaiag unpaid AFTER neecmhev l1sh noN,
there will be an addition 1t i've per ccn-
tum ay order of the Board.
FRED. kURTZ,
,,,r9S Ma, Treasurer.
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SALss. Sale OF Meslame Reese's proper.
" in Gregg twp, on Nth Jan,
Sale of real estate Of Michael Wisland,
in Harris twp, on SIh Dec.
Sale Of real estate OF Jacob uosteTmun.
dec 4. in Hainvs twp, ON tta jan.
sale OF personal property of Michael
kreamer deed. In Haines twp, on @lnd
Dee
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The weather WAS cold this week. On
Tuesday little snow, and on Wednesday
quite storm and cold.
Wcare sorry 90 l,arn that Judge BaFch-
held, Was badly hurt few days age, by
being thrown nom his buggy, his horse
having ran or Tho judge had his righ,
arn broken between the elbow and wrist,
and his shoulder dis,ocatcd by she fall,
Maj Buoy, Of Lcwi,town, well known
in this valley as tagc-prcprietor, died
last week.
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IMPORTANT 10 BUSINESS MRN,-
r'he circulation Of the REPORTER, on
this side of the county, Is now greater
than that of any two pap n m the
cnaoty. hence business men who wish
- roach the peausvalley trade, viii
advance their OWE interests, by advelI
tising ia the REroRTEE Our sneSer'r'
,ion list is open to the inspection of all
Who wish 10 adserlise.
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catnSS FOUNTAIN P9N.-Something
n,,r ana novel. Be sure and read the ad-
ssrtiselnent Ia our paper, headed Great
MI Inyention 0f tho Age" We believe
IN, Gsldcn Fountain Fen i unsurpassed.
A so.,4 pen n ncceSslty Ia avcry man,
,~,s,an ANA child, Agenla, here Is a
,,sans,e 10 make money in Introducing n
,.,a,l and salcable article, Jan ~ v,
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Next week there will he no paper
issced from this office. in accordance
with an established custom. and to al
low our hands full elbow room for the
holidays.
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BRLFoND Dctsember der lSth. iSll,-
Mine Lever Reporter leh hop dere
sho0nt long ken bregf gashriAa, lie eor-
soeh IL ieh hop ken tsite gahot. leh hop
now net feel nyichkRta tSu fertsala, over
ich will duch ein glaner breef tsoma tsn
mocha
De lite dora0m sin tsim0lick 0l fartick
butchSta. un hen dcwRrsht uf Lenks, Is
sic iash j. olRwilc sex sent - p0ont TX
atiS>he - same. De bowcra sin blssy ON
ir0ocht ny i,vs, tsooni moriek De hlsness
i'm De sht0ra Is g,,0t olawile abort.ch ons
Zimme man Bros. X 60. Dc karl hen en-
fuller shtorc. al ny goots, oon wolfeil, Sc
sin oricka clevcra earl, un kenna dietch
shrvelsa lch esuf ol my goets ioon ei'a,
vile ieh 50 dietch bin con led net In dsRna
yankee shtorR deela,
De carl hen aw de Singer ney mashena
tsU for cAatA. De lita sSwga ol dc wara
De hcshtS leh glawbs aw fa my groos
mOoter any derfoom ganot. lch war i'm
sht0re der Onner daWk, Un do hut en carl
uf ancs fo0m dc m0shena ganate, doriek
muslcin, dooch, lrtgher, past boret, nn ich
will der grcnk grcge won er net doriek
en- boart EN- fartle stOl dick ganate hut. Sc
iercauia feel derf0om un de lite WOO
noch kana hen Sutta sich en Singer cav
fa. Over ich moOs Gf hara, de iraw will
book huls huVR. En- ondermol shriva ich
ma SIN,S BoFPADEcKLE.
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ble Hoes whilomtowssman
MIR A. ID. SWRliz. oi Beuner twp, re.
ports u hog, which weighed. dressed,
0lS pounds, Ii Adam had stayed
at Centre Hal, that pig would surely
haN' kicked the beam TO the tune Of
600
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A merry christmas "a all readers OF
the Reporter. aud the remaining few OF
mankind.
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CHRISTMAS ExERCIsEs.-The Boals,
t'urg t.",h, :. Schuul will hold its an.
n'vN"ry, rn Sunday Dee. 24th; on
Saturday Dcc. 23rd, there will be
gwen literary entertainment in the
academy halt on Saturday aud Mon.
day evenings, Dee. 9Srd and 21th a
reireshmSnt saloon will be open, and
christmas tree put up for the r.
coipl of gifts Tor distribution. The
proceeds OF these exercises 20 To the
Lnih. s. :.
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The cold on Thursday morning was s.,
intense-l0 deg. below zero-that We could
not get to pressing in time for the mails, as
f. usual, which will account for some of our
patrons receiving this issue day later.
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A NNUAL ELECTION.

The annual meet ng OF the members OF
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Centre County, and election of
twelve Directors, to conduct the affairs of
the Company, for the ensuing year. will
be held ut the house of John Spangler,
Centre Hall, on Monday the S,h Of Janua-
~, 1872. The ANIMAL statement Of the
transactions Of the Company :or the past
year will be presented. Members gener-
ally are requested to attend.
GEO. BUCHANON,
ALEX. SHANNON, Pres't
SpsFv dec py
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LOCAL NEWS. --0ar Friends win ebligc
~ snniiinv Ia any items ot local lntcr
est Including deaths, marriages, &e,' a.
.urh arc eagarly read by soAt friend, ~
M wSst. many Of whom get The Reporter,
We would esteem ita favor u our Ahd pa.
,rans would occasionally malla copy "i
,hc Reporter Go rclStiset and acqua'ntah.
~ ~ who formerly lived In Centre county
ma removed % other pa. Z, Mnleh would
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Wall Paper, cheap


BUFFALO SCALES. ofthe best make
I'D from lbs upto l.sl, u00l bs.
apl0Gs. IRwIN 4 WILSON
.nRY BOARDS, Plank and Seanfiinr
~ for sale by IEwrN A WILSON.
Api06S.
.CR0SS-CUT AND MILL SAWS. he
OJmAke at IRwTN a WIrsoN.
MnfUGA
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We manufacture 10 order.
Our work is neat aud durable
Our prices are very moderate.
We warrant 20 give satisfaction.
We have the LARGEST and BEST
stock Of Ladies' and Children's shoes Ia
town.
We are receiving goods every week.
We wish nm examination of our goods.
The Pennsvalley trade Il especially In,
vitcd % call Ani see our stock, we thinl
we can please NIL who call ~ % styles
quality, and prices. We study % rendei
satisfaction. aud although We have had nj
extended trade for years, we have nevei
given a customer cause % complain.
septic Il
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It Wrinps Fnster Thnn hY Hand.

~ "Fh@h AAoe0s
We consider the Providence superior 10
all Others, for the following reasons;
lst The ROLLERS, Of large size and
best quality Of White Rubber. are all SC.
cured 20 their Shafts IN the most perma-
nent manner the Moulten Process, max.
ing the best roller In the world.
"a. The PATENT METAL JOUR
NAL CASTINGS prevent any wear upon
the Journals.
[The wooden Journals In which tho iron
shafts ofother machines run, soon wear,
and the efficiency Of the Wringer 10 here
by greatly reduced.
Sd. The DOUBLE SPIRAL COGS
used on this Wringer give the utmost ease
and steadiness In working, while the ,loub-
| 10 stop prevents them from bottoming or
| being thrown out Of gear We furnish
either single or double gear Providence,
as desired.
4th. The ADJUSTABLE CURVED
CLAMP readily adjusts this Machine "a
| tubs of any size or thickness, making q
perfect fastening, No wooden pegs or
| rubber straps on this Clamp.
9th, SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH and
BEAUTY, are combined In this Machine
with all the requisites ofa lrstclass Wiring
or.
| PROVIDENCE TOOL CO.,
Providence r. /.
II Warren Street. New York.
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VIZ J. h. ETTELk'S
w HOLESALE WINE Il LIQUOR
s I o r Il
Bishop street, Bellefonte. In the Stone bull
ding formerly occupied by the Key
stone Bakery1
Takes pleasure In informing the public that
he keeps constantly on hand supply "a
choice Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
dif Barrels, Ksgs and Casks scarramfed
Ia esRfeiH fhe qHGHfiey represented.
The attention of practicing physicians IN
called to his stock Of
PURE LIQUORS,
suitable for medical purposes. Bottles,
jugs, aud dcmijohns constantly ON hand.
lie has the ONLY PURE NECTAR
WHISKY In town.
All liquors are warranted TO give satis-
faction. Liquors will be sold by the quart,
barrel, or tierce. He has large lot OF
BOTTLED LIQUORS
0fthe finest grades on hand.
Confident that he can please customers
he respectfully solicits share Of public pa
tronage myl4ti
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HOTEL.

FA4N d a n IA a. AaA AAQ ~ MAMe
~ J0HE SPANGLKR, Proprietor.
Stages arrive and depart daily, Tor all
points, north, south, east and west.
This favoFlte Hotel has been refttod and
furnished BY its new proprietor, nmd isncw
In every respect ONE 0f thm most pleasant
country Hotels In central Pennsylvania.
The travelling nommmnity mnd dr0Wrra will
always fnd tha best accommodations Per-
soma from the city wishing hO spend f9w
weeks during Tho summer in Tho country,
will hnd Centre Hall ama oi fhe most beau
kffsil locations and thH Centre Hall Hotel
oil they could desire f0r cumfOri nmd ciAl
veniance an1NNNff
TETTKzE H0TEI.. ToFnsF aI Third
~ and Chestnut Street, M1Alinbnrg I'm
Inhn Showers, Proprietor
Its Central Location makes Il particularly
desirable to persons visiting Town on
business or pleasure.
+ II. A. Taylor's Livery Attached.
ljnn23. ~
4HH~n rkfTW Wrnn fsWrnnw ~N9 49,
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Mr.. Johnsonhach ofHHrris twp. had
his arm broken, u few days ago, whilst
threshmg.
Mrs. Krcamer's dwelling. near
Pleasant Gap. WAS destroyed by fre
with lis contents, on Sunday night,