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RUSSIA AND TURKEY
New York World. Apr, 10


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upon Toe "'"N"' '""''''a "' 'I' h"'''A'
govern i"'hi 10 forcing '"'' issue @! n"''''
up"n ihc HUh.iin' I"T'e Inc long rh,'''
/ :. ''"''''a''.h4 ""''" ""A'.A = ''1'
reported '' De anxious t' s''''' Win 'h'
Head 81 ne Catholic church date back !.
90" deliberate persecution eE hl'NH "'
the Polish Catholics and 60 ae reminded
ar them now j, TO be confronted with ~
erGui-iioly sarcastic commentary upon
a." proir.ssd,y humane aud philanthropy
L. objects with which Russia and The rcsi
OF the Christian power. have been urging
Tor months psst upon Turkey the nscessi.
Is 81 reforming her administration Of her
own provinces
lit is the r;gh, and duty ol'hs Euro.
pcan powers o. interfere in the internal AZ
fairs r Turkey Tor the purpose ofpreven,
ing The abuse of Christian rsyahs by Mos
lcm authorities /, certainly was tn cir righ,
aud their duty to interfere in the internal
affairs of Russia 10 prevent the abuse OF
Polish Catholic by Mu,coyiis officials
For it will hardly be prevented si this
time of day iha, tho prosecutions Of Chris
iians in general b. Mahometans, is in its
nature worse and moro odious thing
Than tho persecution Of one particular
communion Of Christians by another com.
munion OF Christians. To pretend :hH
would be 20 give tremendous public
weight to the sardouic speech of the Bar
oncss de Rothschild, who. whom An Eng
Iish Low Church woman Of tho straitcst
sect declined 10 join her luncheon party
on the ground that she could not consist
emily break bread with Cardinal WISE
man because he was Romish priest, ro-
P'Itd WIN CAptNAtlHR sWlio on
must excuse me, my dear, but as | Rm not
IA christian you know | can't be expected
10 enter into such feelings"
II Europe stood by calmly whilo Russia
tramplcd Catholic Poland in the dust, but
must threaten and command to prevent
Turkey from misusng the Christians Of
Bulgaria. the simple reason is that Eu.
rope thought Russia too strong 10 be dis.
ciplined. and that Europe thinks Turkey
too weak 10 resist disciplinc.
The Turks evidently do not believe
themselves 20 be in so deplorable n case :;
and il remains 20 he seen whether Russia
/, or is not in condition to convince them
that they ARE wrong. On this poin, II
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Mr. Daniel +. Beatty, manufacturer and
Of tho Beatty Piano and Beat
tvs celebrated Golden Tongue Parlor Or
gans, Washington, y. J, is certainly a
very reasonable and generous man 90 trans
act business with. lie makes this very
fair proposition 20 any who may favor him
with an order, as follows :"If the instru-
mont does not prove satisfactory aler a
test trial of fvo days after receiving il the
purchase money will be refunded upon the
return Of the instrument, and he will pay
freight charges both ways This is cor>
tainly an exceeding, generous, and safe
manner in which TO transact business with
him lie warrants his instruments for six
Nenrs. Sec his Advertisements InlY 20. V
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THE HIR ON R4lI>I>G WILL
BEGfN EtRyl- 4ND LiSTLJNh.


THE HIR 0N H4l'lSi>G WILL
BEGfN EiR1I4Np Li>I LJNt'.
Under the above caption the y. y.
Herald SAYS tha, the approaching extra
session of Congress, OF which ;kerc IS
now N,,le or no question, IS the subject
og fresh discussion here. i cNc.,cS
widespread speculation as TO lis charac-
Ter, the general Impression being that il
viii be attended With q mos; lively po-
lItical contest. which Will throw the Sp-
preparation bills in the shade. and pre-
cIritate the fight with the Administra-
ton which the Republican barons have
been threatening 70 make. In calling
the extra session 50 soon, instead Of de-
ierriug i, until the mex: fiscal year has
begun, or SAY until Angus. or September
the President is Hkencl 10 ,he Swiss
peasant in the gorge the AIMS Whoin-
sisted on whistlinc andthereby brought
down upon himself the dreaded avalaE-
che. The widest predictions are made
IS 70 the course the anti-Adminis.ration
Republicans will take. 1t is even said
that they viii 20 SO far rs 20 endorse 4
resolution questioning the Presidents
title, and that they will give what help
they can TO facilitate proceedings under
writ ofquo warran:o, should Mr.. Til
den choose 10 revive and try the issue
in that shape Report has il that an
other conspicuous and influential Sena-
tor has thrown down the gauntlet TO the
President, and will range himself with
Senator Blaine in the expected battle on
the door OF the Senate. On the other
hand, Mr.. Hayes is assured that for
every detection OF this kind, on acrount
Of his policy toward The South, he gains
i've adherents from among conservative
Democrats.
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Private Sale.
A Choice Farm and House and Lot.

a NholCe arm anu lOuSc anu l1Ot.
The following described property, OF
John Emmcr,, dec d, situate in Harris
twp. Centre county, one FARM contain
ing ono hundred and thirty three nc res
more or less. bounded by lands Of B. Ey-
crhart. deed James Glenn. McFarlon,
DR.. Henderson, deed, aud Others is offer
cd at private sale The farm is well wa
tered a mover failing stream of water run
ming throughtho farm and within thirty
yards of the barn, also, we'll of never,
failing wutcr nt the house, with good
pump ia t. Tho improvements are "A
large FRAME HOUSE, two stories high
almost new frame bank barn, forty
five by eighty feet and all other nccessa-
ry uulbuillings This is ono Of the best
producing farms in thi, section for all
kinds of grain is all limestone land. A
large ORCHARD Of choice fruit on the
premises
Fpr particulars inquire Of Wm. Wcrt2
on the farm. Also one House and lot
Situated Ia B1alsburg, Centre CO., the
house is two stories high, with kitchen at
tached to it, and all necessary outbujld-
lugs also n good stable, never failing
well Of water with good pump. The lot J..
vol set with fruit trees of best quality.
Also two acres and l23 perches of excel
lent land situate near the German Re.
formed church in Boalshurg within two
-gunres Ofabove house
JOSIAH NEFF, Executor Of D. En-
inert, decd 30 nov BIN.
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This is the way they sel,le their h'u'
ruarrels in nakota-wheyc they hold
no courts, need pay no costs or attorney
fees. A telegram from neadwo'd' -
T.. April a, says; This afternoon aus
puie arose in which seven persons were
engaged. concerning the title To town
lot in south neadWood. A}er some
harsh Language n|l hands drew REVIEWERS
andcommencci firing. y, Q. Rrodov'Igh
OF Eureka, Nevada, was killed. stephen
Conrich Of the same place, mortality
wounded and A. Mil,ich slightly nlnT-
Cd. Another Ai,:.s'-aae IN reE"'5 10
town lot also s..r-rc3 'N>8av, a"r"+
which several shots were nrcd hut n'
one was injured.
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TIE THO LETTERS.

The following letters are from two
distinguished and well-known Ameri-
can statesmen, not democrats, and may
be read together rs companion pieces in
American politics. Charles Francis
Adams is the author Of the one, and
old Ben. Wade, Of the other. Read
them
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS ANTICIPATES IT
AsTo TrLDEN AND HAYES.
New York, April ls.-The following
letter is now made public for the first
time, as will be seen il was written on
the day Of the Inauguration Of Mr..
Hayes.
Boston. March 5. ls77.-Hon. 8. J.
Tilden, New York-Mv DEAR SIR: On
this day when You ought TO have been
President Of the United States, ] seize
the opportunity 20 bear my testimony 10
the calm and dignfied manner in which
you have passed through this great trial.
IL IS many years since ! ceased to be a
party man, hence have endeayorcd to
Judge Of public affairs and men rather by
their merit than ry the name they take.
II Is a source of qualification 10 me to
think that | made the right choice in
the late election. / could never have
been reconciled 10 the elevation by the
smallest aid Of mine ofa person however
respectable in private life who must for
ever carry upon his brow the stamp Of
fraud first triumphant in American his
tory. No subsequent action however
meritoriOus can wash away letters Of
tlat record. Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
Now then see how the old republican
leader, Ben Wade, Of Ohio, draws the
picture ofthe fraudulent President:
JEFFERSON. Ohio, April 9 To Mr. "
y Pal ter Washington. j. C-My dear
sir; Your letter Of the 9th was duly recciy.
cd Y,u ask whether | remember what ]
said in favor Of President Huye. IN my ca
deayor 70 procure bis nomination ri the
C.ncinnnti convention. DO rememberil,
ard after what has since transpired, with
Indignation and bitterness Of soul that ]
never telt before,
You know with what uitr.rg zeal | Ia
boTe1 for the ,msaeipatiou Of The ,lave,
Of the South aud "a procutc justice for
them before and during the time was in
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or Peter. c,atcd by his victory over
Charles MI. Of Sweden. tho great militia. |
.ry hero Of tho age, thought him sb- |
tolutely suto of an easy triumph |
ever Achmct III, one OF the weakest "fI
SullHus. surrounded by court Of minis |
tors nutpriuuay worthless and corrupt |
Russian agent, had found all the CLrn, /
tlaus Of European Turkey ready and iipo|
Aslhcy thought for revolt and when thet
Sublime Porte astopishrd him hy dctlur.
lag war. the Gear lod tho army forward iuI
.parson 10 Invade The Ottoman domiHious|
with dram. beating and banners ilying as|
Co a suir and splendid parade hu' a sIn-.
g'o ,rumpa,gu utterly ,uutuUn4ed An|
hope, and amazed sll Europe. Tho Chris
.u4n .uh.rgls uf thr ruftr shfDua. us the.
Sg5vlsu, Iu our time have $50 recently
done iram yuutdiuK their desuuie, 90 Iaoi
tender uer,irs ui tho hutruyi'r The
Muhymcgaus flew 90 urmt az Their de-.
sycuduuls now are doing and iu ElwaaI,r-
fully short space uf time the NnuhuTu
Emperor, surrounded auu brought go bay
Aal 90 elect between signing tisRraectul,
treaty ci resce or going {" Cons'anYnop'ei
not asa eorqucrrr bat as prisoner. inI
july, l''l F''ef sightd, On the banks o.
the PfuIh, treaty by which Do bound
himself 70 destroy his iSfuLeAi'"na 81
A"mi'ns"' S"m"'a ana iaE@h''s' 70 '"'
render Az'' 70 'be 'o'ah' 10 give up an.
"'' "f''''il. ana 10 ABANDON 'h' ,'a-
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THE TROOPS IT NEW ORLEINS
RETIRED TO THEIR BARRACKS.

M ALAEH y L II L4A LIAfs-- IN :.
Tuesday, p, u,.., VAS marching day
at Ner Or,saas- o- 'hc troops rs well
rs for carpet bag Packard. The account
is telegraphed as follows: As the
Cathedral clock struck u the detach-
ment of the Third infantry. under the
command OF Lieutenant Colonel J. L.
Brooke, marched out Of the Orleans Ho-
tel and passed up Ch.;l,s street to s..
Louis, and out s.. Louis street 10 The
river, where they embarked on steam
boat for the barracks About one hun
dred men from other regiments assem-
bled or the oppisite side OF the street.
in front OF the Orleans Hotel. to see
their comrades move. When thpinfau-
try band began to play, few hundred
persons gathered on the streets along
the line Of march, but there was not
much demonstration Of any kind. On
the galleries Of the Orleans and 'Le s.
Louis hotels stood few of the adherents
Of Governor Packard, looking At the
movement Of the troops and the people
in the streets below.
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~ NEMIFs IN - MINnK-

TIE ARMIES IN ASIA MINOR.
Er=efaun. Apr. ao-The Russians
hAy .ns concentrated and advanced ,hcir
.irgc ,-a5r. have attacked sho Turks before
hars. The lA,.le commenced 81, day
bsyaa cn Sunday,
TUE ARMIES on THE DANUBE.
London, April "A special from Ra.
rharg,; states that ahou, @ 90 Russians
catered Eaunsriau Territory on saturday
!; is estimated ,hs, l-u Uu have ,1 lat
arrss.i lhe Pu;b
\ Vienna special of Sunday .ays the
authorities ~ lhraiI have ordered the in.
hSai!au,s 90 remove 81 portable property
Within iArFr days ss EH attack from the
Turks Is expected Fifteen thousand
Eu-s.ars are qaar;crsd below tho town 10
m"H. ,Ho anticipated assault.
Thr Turkish army un tav Danube has
brpn reinforced by 'st,y bsa,.ious and
so 80 Cf-casslags from SOFA.
4 telegram from 81. Pe.cr,burg states
shat Austria has demonstrated With the
Porte against i,. alleged intention Of in
vsjng Serbian territory.
The Manrhrs'e- Guardian says il 8. ra-
morrd thai 'hcrr :, cona;c, of opinion
hc.sccu Lord Bcscor.fcld and some of
bis colleague rs 90 the par; England shall
jmmtd.a lately take in tho Eastern question
This. however. j, corlain that an army
corp, of 30 coo or 40 COO men is being rap
idly prepared f'r despatch 60 any point
whore English intcros; require IL services.
j. i, highly probable that this corps will
rendezvous vt Malta or Gibrslicr. The
command is 10 De offered 20 Lord Napier.
A RUSSIAN TOWN BOMBARDED.
AND BURNED.
London. April ~ The Ajvertisors
special dispatch from Pora report, thA; the
town Of Pohi has bcoa bombardei and
burned by the Turks
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There used 10 be q rSn in rAjs 1oan~
frv bv The name us--,A, let r'e see
Tilicn, 1l,Geu, ytS, samuel }. IlldTh.
Have YOU heard ANYTHING lately oi
SamuelJ. Tudeur-Rat. paper.
Why, YES, there IS httlc matIe'."S &
among republicans Sta0era'l lllden :
tile was better than that Of Hayes '-
that much we hear now.
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a procticnljol:cr advertised in the San
Frauoisco papcra for ! 600 able,bNdicl
men at salury Of ~ 80 "A day. and
1900 workingnon MSS. mblcd opposite the
Merchants Exchange on April 8 After
they rad become convinced tbatthev w...e G
the ic'im. % silly hoax, they m rri Cd
TO the City Hal and requested the Mayor
to feirel out the author of the outrage.
He was arrested on the next day after he
had .aia ..r another advertisement offer.
ing "A reward sf -2j tor inflammation con
cerning The muu v ha inserted he first
one. Ii j. probably he only instance rr
record If mans Offering reward for tn,
arrest Of ajmself
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The coat sleeve OF young man named
Aillor, Of Perry county, was caught in a
sharl making 40 revelations minute.
At every revolution his feet struck -four
chest and before being rescued all his tee
nails had been Knocked or
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All the predictions Of ! small pe~eh
crop this year have proven e b' mis-
taken cnCS. 81, mo>, reliable !niofua-
;iou gathered by gentlemen who have
been over the whole Delaware PENN
su.,, rs agents ofthe railroad oomp1nlcs
"a make estimates of the amoun: ~
freishtiug tha, will he required, shows
that The crop thisycar viii he the ,a.-5S.
known for ten yeats.
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rz .............. ..... EDITOR.

The New York Sun has received a
three cent piece, 70 he spent m the
purchaso Of the pictures Of the louis''
ana Returning Board for presentation to
Ahunde Joe Brady,
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4 SOP or SERBERES.

Hayes is trying 10 capture some oi
Blaine's pickegs. He has Modified Nc
PhersOn, one OF Blaine's henchmeu who
presided at the Cincinnati Convention.
and bOugh, him quite Cheaply, inducing
him 70 accept the charge OF the Bureau
Of Engraving anil prin ing Of the Treasu-
~ Department IL j. an insignificant
place, without honors. The patronage.
however, is considerable, and the clan
ish,Scot will have the opportunity 10
boss about three hundred girls employ
ed in the Bureau Ii he succeeds in
popularizing the Bureau, A. did ex-Chief
Clarke, he viii. at least. have made his
mark in the world. for Clarke turned 1t
into first class harem, and was him
self the patron and patronizing saint.
Chamberlain and Packard intend togo
into the blue-glass business somev here
up north. As they can't be carpet~bag-
gers any longer they had better apply
for positions as baggage smashers on
some railroad.
The Bellefonte Republican swallows
Hayes policy like fellow that's got the
quinsy.
1t takes one big principal-MK Kay
and three other big rufians to fight
Aleck Mcclure ofthe Times and then they
must 60 away without licking him.
That's just the way M'K4y Jared in the
courts, he says he spent $4,000 and
then didn't beat him ofthe Times.
There is great reduction in carpet
bags since the bayonets have been with
drawn from South Carolina and Louis-
lana.
Bed Wade, of Ohio, grayhaired re-
publican leader, has written a short but
inten ely bitter letter on Hayes, whose
virtues he a few months ago lauded so
highly.
The Lewistown Gazette says peace
buds in that ncighborhooI have in great
part been frozen.
Germany, Austria, France, and Eng
land, are preparing for war, SO that if
any thing turns up in the war just now
opening between Russia and Turkey fur
them to put hand IN. t'ey may be In
readiness. If,he war goes Ga all E4-
rope may become involved.
Dakota thinks she is old enough to
wear pants and become state, aad will
petition congress 10 permit her TO throw
off her territorial rroct,.
GiYingthe night 70 vote 10 the negro,
has added thirty Democratic memb, rs
Of Congress to the roll, and it Is OF
like the South will ever 20 back IN
their colored brethern.
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SIX HUNDRED HOUSES BURNED.
Consiuuiinoplc, April 29.--A large fro
occurred on Saturday in the Phauar quar-
ter OF Consiautinople. Six hundred
houses we're destroyed.
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PIANO!
Grand, Square and Upright.

From Rufus Snyder, OF the frrn Of Sny.
der x Hendricks, Carriage Manufacturers
Of the city Of Allentown, Pa:
II must confess l hardly know how TO
express my qualification on receiving the
Beatty Piano you shipped me. II is Al
least all | could ask, wish or expect One
Of our most eminent musicians tried il and
spoke IN the most favorable terms. after
thoroughly testing il.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return Of Piano ard freight chargc7
paid by me ID. +. Beatty both ways II
unsatisiactory, after a test trial Of five
day; Pianos warranted for six years.
ADDRESS, d. f. BEATTY,
N'1n'y Washington, New jersey.
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CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
!. o. DEFINING GER

A new, complete Hardware Store IA
been opened By the undarsiRned IN Cen
ire Hall, where he Is prepared 20 sell al
kinds Of Building and House Furnishing
Hardware, Nails. dc.
Circular and Hand saws, lennon Saws
Webb Saws, Clothes Racks, a fall assort-
ment Of Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frames, Spokes, felloos, and Hubs. table
Cutlery, Shovels, Spades and Forks,
Locks, Hinges. Sorrows, Sash Springs.
Horse Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods, Oils,
ishes
Pictures framed in the hnest style.
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice.
4H- Remember, all oodG offered choap~
ar than elsewhere
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RARDW ARE
W IL S 0 n e M'FARL ANE.

Stock of Coach and Wagon Mate
rials are Of a very superior quality,
and cheap, We will sell Saddlery
goods As low as they can buy them
in Phila. We will keep all kinds
Of Farmers Implements, Cultiya-
tors, Shoycls, Plows, Pumps, Pic
ture Frames, Moulding, Mirrors,
Toilet Sets,
Childreu's buggies, Wagons ofall siz.
Is, Oil Cloths. Tubs, Buck
cts, and Churns,
We have
in
connection
Tin Shop, Mr..
smith. foreman, 10 WHICH We
all kinds Of Tinware.
made and put up Of the best
quality of tin at the lowest prices.
Call and see Us and we will substanti-
ate what we advertise, as We shall
lake pleasure in showing our stock.
Rooms No. : and s, Humes Block, 6
doors north Of Post Office, Bellefonte.
WILSON d MCFARLAND,
jap3m
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Par~ou Ergwu,.w died d, Knoxville
on Sunday.
Grant will sail Tor Ear,py on ,Ae l7ol
May
Wrwondrr, now, if, after bis seven
weeks experience Of the Presidency,
Mr.. HAYES. in the secret II his SOUL
wouldn't be willing. hkc johnson, %
Louisiana, 10 taNc his mileage and -
home.
The South Csroliu. Senate il j.. au lu-
terrstiu. ufedIgamcut. The one Re
publican whose vote would make the
body Republican Is "a Jail on criminal
charges lie ought 90 bc len where be
Is likely 10 lie most useful
Judge Sp0hori. Democrat. WAS elect.
cd United States Senator from Louisiana
by an almost unanimous vote. lie is =
conservative Democrat, OF Tie Nichols
and Wade Hampton type. kellogg IS a
contestant for the same seat
The ne. cost II keeping the EyEks
county almshouse FOR 1876, wiki aA
average population Of $50. was $40 ub5&n'.
This j. NJ the n OF about $lto cents
per week for each inmate, and is +Si
cents per week less than the COS. ofcach
inmate ofthe Bucks county institution,
after deduc,irE some $1,000 Tor Ierma
nert improvements and meals flruss b.
ed 20 tramps. l'this siatcmuu. Is cor
rect. paupers in those counties are either
made 10 work and earn most OF their
own living, or else are FED very sparnE-
lv.
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The Law OF PUBLIC SALEs.-In sale
by auction there are three parties, name,
y: the owner Of the property 70 be sold,
the auctionccr and portion Of tho public
who attend TO bid, which. Of course in
cludcs the highest bidder The name Of
the owner must be made public. The ar
ticles put up must be sold without reserve
and unless the vendor reserves one open
bid he cannot bid himself or have tho
Huctionocr or any ono bid for him. There
are csses on record where bid was not
reserved, and the vendor had bidder
who bought it in, and afterwards suit was
brought against the vendor by the highest
outside bidder for tho article and it was
decided that he lthe plaintiHJ was the
highest bidder and entitled 10 the article,
against the vend)r So, also, IL an article
is struck of to a person. and it is after,
wards ascer,Rinel that the vendor or auc-
tioneer prscIced fraud by holding him
self or had putiers, !, was held both by
the Courts Of England and So repeatedly
dec ded BY the supreme Court Of Penn
sylyauiR that The purchaser could not be
held, hut the purchaser o. soon as he dis.
coycrs the fraud pructjccd urou him must
return or tender the articles TO tho ven.
dor
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In fact we are selling everything at
prices that will convince all that we have
touched the very bottom-ro trouble tc
show goods for the purpose Of comparing
prices. $. & A. LOEB.
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DUNKLE & AUMAN.
Chas. II. Held.
Clock. Matchmaker AZ IpNcIeI

Nillheim. Centre Co, Ia.
Al kinds Of clocks. Watches and Jewclry OF the
atept atyus as also the MSrauS.llr fatsut Calender
Clocks y divided with complete index OF the month
and day al tho month and week on It's face, which Is
warranted ~ perfect time keeper.
Clocks. Watches nnd Jawelry repaired on Fhar no
Z ins and warranted