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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-06
On Saturday, March 10, 1877,
IA9 % property conveyed in said trust deed, to.

me property conveyed In said trust deed, TO.
wit:
Beginning at the northwest oerner Of the lot
purchased by Julia L, Foster Of Luereia n.
Stainback, as evidenced by deed of. April
1851, the northwest corner of said lot being l95
feet north Of Poplar street, and equidistant
between Poplar and Alabama streets; thepoe
eastwardly with the northern boundary Of
said lot TO the northeast corner OF the same
being IA feet north Of Poplar street; thence
nOrthVardly on a line with the east boundary
OF said lot ia feet, to Alabama street; thence
WestWardly with said street 50 feet thence
souihWardly to tho place OF beginning, stu.
ated in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county.
and appurtenanoes thereunto belonging this
being the lot conveyed by II. g. Tucker TO W.
@. Q. Foster. by decd Of October 7, 1872
Equity Of redemption waived, and title
thought to be good, but sell and convey only
as Trustee. l., II. C0E, Trustee,
1l1.Q
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MEMPHIS 4 little ROCKR.R-
ShrOt Line to Arkansas and Texas.
TIME OARDi

Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train, daily...........5,00p pm. lilo pm.
Freight train leaves Hope
field daily(ex. sundsy)6 50 am. lis p m.
Passengers going on this road will take
tra. ms at the depot of the Louisville, Nash
vile and Great Southern railroad. Mail
trains make close connection at Argenta fer
poiots on tho Little Rock end Fort Smith
raiIroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and fulton railroad for points in Southwest
Arkansas and Texas.
Pullman 1 alaoe i'leeping Cars on all night
trains. -
For tickets and information apply at Ticket
offices q ami 2S7 Man street and ot depot
70 It Of Washington street, or at Louisville.
Nashville and GyfAt Southern railroad depet,
or to the undersigned
M S.JAY q. p. aad I. Ag't, Little Rock.
W. Is. SMITH, Sup't, Memphis Tenn.
19lf
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LEGAL.
IR. 22l7.l
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

Chancery Court Of Shelby County John
Gage vs.. Bartholemy Labesque ct al
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
- decree for sale, entered in tho above cause
on the 23d day Of February, 1877, will sell =.
at pgblic auction, 10 the highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters Office, Court
house Building. Main street. Memphis,
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wIichcraft In AIgIers.
London Times.l

lipuuVh Almcasl
The curious trial of an Arab for
the crime of murder in the French
courts of Algiers is an illustration
of the difficulties which a civilized
race must always find in its attempts
10 be just to primitive people. In
this particular instance Ali Ben
Athar was charged with the mur-
der and mutilation Of a woman
named Fatima. He made no at
tempt to deny the charge-nay, he
justified his action, and when he
was condemned to death, he said
cit was writtenl" He had done
what the belief of his class and race
told him was right and proper; but
in the book of fate it was craven
that the French courts would take
a different view of his conduct. Ali
Ben Atbar had long been on afTec-
tionate terms with Fatima, who was
the widow of his uncle. But the
time came when Ali thought of
marriage, and Fatima did not hear
the news of his engagement with
resignation. She declared that she
would bewitch him unless he prom
ised to wed her, and Ali, like many
a peasant in England who has dis
pleased some harmless old woman,
at once discovered that, in point of
fact, he was bewitched.
Ali was obliged to come to Fatima
to help him. "What my right hand
has done my left hand will undo"
said Fatima, ''but you must really
marry me, so go forth and slay a
lamb, and we will make our we'd
ding feast in the house of my fa-
theF." Athar did not see the mat
ter in this light, but he grew worse
and worse, till he was like 10 share
the fate of the too imaginative New
Zealander In this strait he re-
turned to Fatima, who now ex-
piained the nature of the charm by
which he was 10 be restored 10 his
usual rude health.
Nor could he marry Fatima with
much satisfaction after the charm,
for, alas before he- left hand could
undo the elf-knots, the laws of
magic decreed that she must sacri-
Gee three of her teeth. If Ali did
not care for Fatima Us she was, he
was still less likely to adore her
when she had reduced herself to
tho condition of poor Fatima in
the novel. With sterling good
sense, too, she declined to make
the alarming sacrifice till he had
led her to the hymeneal altar. AT
last, one night, in the fig garden of
Mohammed. .an.Kwel, Ali lost his
temper, and, as Fatima still de-
elared that he must either speak
and pipe" or marry her without
her front teeth, he stabbed her to
the heart.
He then robbed the dead woman
Of her teeth and a lock of her hair.
lie has been sentenced to- die for q
crime common, or common not
long ago, in remote parts Of India,
namely, witch-killing.
---ss--o-p~-~--
The father of King Alfonso. Don
Francis dAssiz, has been appointed
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To ALL /!

Our Illustrated Catalogue Of Plants Soeds
Bulbs, Shrubs Trees etc, with Fine toicred
Pate. Prices low and satisfaction quar- n.
teed. Dealers price list on application. EI-
dress MANI, NEUNEk & Gu. Louisville, Ky.
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LEGAL
Trustees sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A CERT,IN DEED or
- trust executed TO mo by W. G. G, Foster,
on the 18th day Of December, 1873. for tle
purpos therein specified, " hieh said deed o
trusts iuly recorded in the Registers office
sf She oy county, Tennesses, in Record Book
No. IS, paee l22, at the request Of the bene-
hciaTy in said deed Of trust, the note therein
specified being due and unpaid, /. as such
trustee, will sell TO the hiRhest bidder, for
cash, at the south gate Of Court Square, on
Court street, in Memphis, within legal hours,
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The father of King Alfonso. Don
Francis d'Assiz, has been appointed
president Of the Spanish jury at the
French exposition Of 1878,
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNES ESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
MrnpHIs, Tenn, March 8. 1871.

WtMFHIbI AhNN's IuHIVu % WI
ONAND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 4rH,
" 1877, trains will rus as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail, daily ..9:40 p. m. 12:4O pm
Gardis Ac'm' dation, daily
Except Sunday. ........."ll:5O am 40 m
Freight train, daily tex
cert Sunday ...-............-S:50 am. $3.50 pm
Tot M. BURKE n, hup't.
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LOTTERY.

A splendid OpPWRuUNtTvy = +,
"A WIN a FORTUNEEThir, Grand
Drawing, 1871. At New Orleans, Iuesdgy.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO,
This institution was regularly Incorporated
6y the legislature Of tie state Tor Ejuca-
y, uonA 1an az purposes IN 1868, with q Capital OF
sl,luVVVO' 10 whleb il has since added are
serve fund Of s3i9,lOl ITS OR and 81 GLE
NUMhEk DRAWINGS VIII take place
moAthly. IT NEvER SCALES or POsTPONEs.
LooB at the following scheme.
CAPITAL fHTZE $4,000.
40, 900 Tickets Rt Ten DoiIn- Each.
Fractions of tickets in proportion.
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GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING. Tuesday
April Sd. Capital rrize, 500, 900. Tickfh'j
saqo' l29-eod.xxiY-,
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To Continental ard Security
Life Insurance Companies
Policy Holders,

:, Mr.. Sheppard Homans, Actuary Of New
York, offers the benefit Of his experienee anJ
position to ary policy holders Of the sEov.,
named companies. and will act as their attor-
ney IA setuIement ~ q their claims, without any
IL NJ FRIEND, Mobile. Ala NN'N''
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1903 Prizes amounting 10 q222 In,
Write for Circulars or send orders 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
P. 0. Box 692. New Orleans, La.
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INSURANCE.
capital Authorized, $500, 900
Home Insurance Co.
OF MEMPHIS.

LOUIS HANAUER, President
F. II. WHITf, ; Vice President
r. p. BOILING, *ecretary
Ots ECgORs;
LOUIS HAMA EA - ...............
................... Schoolde d Hammer & Co
Pm. WHlTE.....4......-..of D. N White 4 Co
N. PeAROg... .......of Peare sugEs 4 Co
J.H McCLEL AN..ol Guy, NcClolau a Co
ENBY wFt rER..- ...... Of II. Wetter 4 60
DIFF sRGUs lN..-af ersuson HampsOn
&UI PcJSSFA-ofPoaesia, N latesta \ Co
StsuI,rs Tssnaeo Committee
~. Bus os ! j. Busby & CO.. Owen
lwyer, X. 2 huiig,
Insurance upon dwellings and hrst-class
commercial risks taken at fair rates, and
losses paid Immediately upon adjustment.
3s-37Xxiv
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otlons OF tlodets m Dr0DOTtlOn,
LIST nN pRIYIlS =

APPROXIMATION PRIZES. '''''O
Approximation prizes Of sS00.....-.. 200
.00...--.. 1880
lOO.D,... 80
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,RoQO0 per day at home. Samples wcrta
yyOHO%U 20 free sTINsoN q Co.. Portland.
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ITEMS FROM HCBLERSBURG AND
VICINITY.

Horse trading Is frequent.
The farmers are done sowing oats and
are nearly ready 10 plan. corn and pctA-
toes. Potato bugs take notice
Mr. Michaei German was quite un-
fortunate few da,s ago, by losing d
horse, dog, sheep and hog. The horse
70: a corn husk 10 his wind pipe, which
soon put an an end to his ho-seship. The
dog was poisoned by some one that did
no: admire his habits, The others djcd
because they qui, breathing.
Aust Whippo sold his lot in town TO
John Emerick, for Sl90. limerick in
tends erecting buildings thereon this sum
mer
The mountains south &c HubicrseUrs
were Sc. on fire iew days ago by some
/ fellow tbs, had nothing else 10 do. For
.uuately q shower Of rain prevented Il
| from doing much damage.
/ The Dunkards will have services In
The school house near town on sunday the
22nd
Dave Solt's store in Zion, was entered
( By thieves, on the night ofthe 10, and rob
beACi produce and other things No clut
has vet beeu ascertaianl who the robbcr
we're. The thieves gained entrana'
through the cellar AILToS.
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THEOLOGICAL sVRl Ef'.-l ne Lev L.W'''u' :, l
journal says. MI o'"''et e. o''''1' cav -
engineer ana assistant 70 ''' s'S'1' A'y' y,
,"g''"' survey 9, '''.''S ''"''''' > NV ~
'''s So"n1S making "','' A''',,''s y -,
- ,. -. nv n,r, Nil, ,,f,o3
80 80 -, YOU, - ,, -, ,f ,,r rean,,
49,, -, -, - ,t.m;,hr-- ana ,,-
-, 80 ,I.m., All r,rt~c
s.,,.,,N N '"'f - -. .,m S,.rf. R,o5.
Quarters e,r ,,m, weeks. All persons
bayin, amy r,,3 .il,,, ,,sl IRON. .roal or
other ,sl.,ll, sep,,,i; on their land, or
hclinyipe ib,l ,bry have auythiuE OF this
s,,t sb.nfs III. ..r,, Nj Emln. ss Il Is
rr,,g,ur, /, mate a thorough e,tmiaa,
lion an8 fr.,..ns.t,l,n,, !. ,,sa hy the
STATE Tor .his kudervorl A. wp desire
cur county 70 bc thoroughly tested tor|
minerals, and as such report Viii DO pres
ssp,ed 10 the Legislature Hud he placed
upon record. let every man lend his hand
in making the geological survey fal and
Newman. hir stock Of Clothing :,
one Of the wcndors Of the county, He
will SELL you suit cheap as dirt and ltI
yen sing him a good li,,le song, Sternbcrg
will throw vou i'm straw hat.
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WAR De- LAREp.
Terms Of the Russian Manifest
Bulgaria to be Occupjei-Ceu-
stantiuop'c alarmed at the
Prospect Of Immediate


London, .ApFl. -'---4-e ) 'e"h" cores,
p'"oe"' % zoe 9''"."'N '''.N."p",
am '"'''i'e" '''"' n'.-''''' w. '"'' ''..''
~"'' .'' ""s '.''
'l'"'''',.'' VIZ, : '.'''.s '.''
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'f ''1 I'.'.'t' ~
'''>' .'aS 80"
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THOMAS A. hicks.

THOMAS A. HICKS. II. X. HICKS.
Brll,touts, 8 Mo-l0 1877.
TO ouR FRIENDS CUSTOMERS:
We believe there is going to be a
general revival OF business Of all kinds,
and especially in our limo, for hardware
was never lower than at the present time.
1t has been on u gradual decline for years,
and is certainly at the bottom now. We
have bought large stock Of all kinds OF
goods At these low figures, and we intend
to sell at lower prices than hardware was,
or ever will be offered in Bellefonle. Thi.
is the time to buy, for yoI can positively
get bargains from US. We defy compn:.
ton, either in prices or quality Of goods.
We intend that no one shall undersell us
We have been barely keeping up the va.
rieiy for some time back in order to take
advantage OF the low figures at the right
time. We have now on hand GOO key,
Nails, over 100 doz. Door Locks ana
Laiches. and Glass, Shove!s
Hoes, Forks and all kinds Of leading good,
in proportion, which we propose to sell a
the lowest CASH prices.
We have a very full line OF Coach Ma
kers goods. all kinds Of Wood Work, anc
Patent and Plain Wheels, Circles, Setback
les, Drilling. &c, at the lowest prices
FOR BLACKSMITHS We have 1
Norway Rod that we warrant and sell OF
trial. Vices and Bellows, and best Char
coal Iron also Common Iron that ia usu
ally sold at very low prices.
FOR PAGNTERS.-W offer spccia
inducements in Pure Lead, Oils, Brushes
&c.
We have the sole agency for tho cele
brated Imperial Cast Steal Ohio Plows
formerly sold by Burnside & Thomas
They are warranted to give satisfaction
We also keep d full line Of repairs 70
them.
We have a very full line OF Cook Stove
and give written guarantee with eac
| one, if wanted.
VIII cheerfully give any one our lowe:
prices who want them through the mail.
THOS. A. HICKS IL BRO,
| Allegheny 4. opposite Loeb's Store
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FORTY SEVEN THOUSAND BAR
REl.S OF BLAZING OIL.


Pjusburg, Pa. AurI pa dispatch
from Petroia. Batter county, Pa, says,
yesterday afternoon heavy storm passed
over this section. The lightning struck "a
large tank on the Taou.mau farm which
contained 22.Oo0 barrels or oil, and the
tank was torn to pieces. The burning oil
set ire to two other tanks and one con-
tanning z. coo barrels was destroyed. The
other was eztingui.hei by steam The
burning oil Ian down the creek mile de.
stroyng everything ia i,s course /. was
checked by Rals;on's dam, which was
large enough to hold it and stop further
damage Twelve oil wells with tanks a,
the well were destroyed The town oi
Troutman consisting Of a hotel two livery
stables, biiiiard room and /. dwelling
houses, was destroyed A pipe line pump
station and number Of other building.
were also destroyed.
The 8. coo barrel. o, oil burned belong.
ed to The Union Pipe inc and will be paid
BY pro rata asscssmant by that line. Thf
loss in the town Of Trauimau is estimated
at $4,000 The loss on the twelve o,
wells is not known.
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REBERSBURG ( VICINITY

Coal mining is 10 be resumed on the
farm Of Edward Houtz, soathcas. oi
Wclcs stand. The prospects are encour-
aging,
On the 9o.h. Jennie G-am,ey Of our
town died very suddenly. She Was sick
only few days, bu. suffered severely.
She was a maiden Of - Summers, and was
esteemed by all, Her disease was iadaul-
matory rheumatism.
Our ueighbors in kreamesyj'e pu. mp
two houses last wees This must mean
business aud why no: give them school
house also.
4 jury allowed a public road from cur
town to Kreameryi'ie. Many rejoice, hui
few make ugly faces and bitter denuncta-
tiaNs. HEw NOR,
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Cincinnati, April PA lse a. Pomt-
roy Ohio. broke on. 10 the ~a7eroom of ID.
Gryer & Son, in the main business portion
OF the city, last night about ten o'clock
and spread rapidly in every direction, aua
vas no. checked until twenty business
houses, Offices and rcsiicacus were des-
t-oyed
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Under the above heading The Scientific
American of May Ith has long guno inter-
cStiug article. from which we make the
following extracts:
To shoE with what rapidity inventors
made Improvements on Inventions en-
bodyjng original principals, says the writer
il may be noted that in the early days OF
the sewing machine ll6 patents were
grHntcd for improvements thereon ln Il sin
gle year; and ont Of the so patents i-su-
ed ia the year 1857, l52 we're f.. Improved
cotton gins and presses, IGi Tor improve
meuts on the steam engine, and 1875 for
novel devices relating 20 railroads and I'M
provcments IN the rolling stock. In tho
year 1913 three years after the publiCa-
tion Of this paper was commenced. but &C
patents were granted but under the
stimulus of publishing those inventions q.
they were patented ten years later, ir
1858 the number has increased skiold
reaching 3. .7l0, while up 20 January /. ls5l
as already stated, the aggregate of patents
Issued amounted TO Z. iG7. since that tim,
and up to the present tho total is ISL,
0l5.
And curiosity here leads us adds o.,
EDITOR u review eur own work extending
back, say. twenty years, or to 1857, peri
od during which lIO 7ij patents have beer
issued. Wcfcd, by actual count, tAa
| G2 UG2 applications have been mad,
through the Scientific American Puteu
Agency for Putents in the United State
and ayrCad. TUIs averages almost teu Hp
plicatious per day, Sundays excluded owe
| the entire period, and bears the rclatioI
of more than one quarter to the tp.ui uam
Der of patents Issued in this country up {
| the time OF writing.
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,Jurors-5th Monday.

Spring-C Ecker-oth, VIM Aikey, j ;
Rockey.
Walker-Wm Harris, Geo Swartz, VI
German.
SnowShos-G II Weaver
Rush-Petcr Smith
Miles-R ID Barly
H0ward-Jac Gathers. Jas Hevcriy.
Pottery: J Thomrsan. ID Brisbin, J.
Murray.
Gregg b Fisher. l. Rishel.
Union-E Fisher. II Hoover.
Ferguson--J " Krumrinc, ID W Shiye-
! Iv. l. kreps, ; Ward, J StruUle
! Pattou-S o Gray. c Gephart, G. W
Rumberger.
| Bellefonle-D z Krino, II Pel!on'
/ baum
/ College-W c Huey. II Dale, j WaE'
( ner.
/ Haines-T Hss.crman.
/ Taylor-D Reese Il Newman
I Pcnn-M Lamcy.
Boggs-T Adams.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

SrKrNa WAGON FoR SALE e'
undersigned ofe-s a good two-horse spring
wagon with cover At private sale, t"'
wagon Is in good running order wan 'n'
celebrated Smiths case hardened "A'es
ana six leaf springs copablo of carrying ~
sprii 54t. ]. b. FrSuER, Penn i"H Ia.
STORE ROOM FOR RENr,-Fhe
undersigned offers the store-room' NneWn
a. ncrlschcr's old stand, At Centre ha.''
,or rent. The stand isa desirable one ,"
i, resnec,s. Possession can be had any
lime amer Arril ls,, by applying 'o
HrxEy HIS KELLER at Centre Hall u
FARMS TO LGAsE- .,...,. ,,a., sNo
Tho undersigned wishes % lease -
ar-ns az land in Iowa for term ~ 80
fcr improycmeut, loo acres ot when ~, ~ s oe
mn, ~, ',',' nn5Sr Inc rlGw next summer inesg g
isn5s arc among the best wheat lahas q
Ne state. For particulars inquire ~
'ne s'"''' ]. :. BARNHARF,
l6 nov 6m
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New York, April 2l.-Information was
received in this city this morning detail
ing the terrible slaughter Of MorayisnI
missionary and his family ut the settle
ment of Lance, a camp on the Labrador
coast. The crimes were perpetrated while
the younger ministers were away from the
mission bouse and while the only occu-
pants of the place were two feeble clergy
men, the son Of one Of them, paralytic,
and his two sisters, The names Of the vic
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Debility
ST.ss:: Ss.''F F..-
lor Organs.
Factory Established in.1s56,
From the Press

From c. ID White, Editor Hacketts,
town. n. ]. Herald.
"The organ has "a rich, deep and soul
stirring tone could not ,tay m the house
without il Ii helps wonderfully to drive
away the thoughts of hard times
The Lebanon Pa Daily News, says:
we bre Ia receipt of one -al those FIVE
octave Parlar Organs, manufactured by
d. 7. Beatty, Washington, n. }. This
organ isa f.e. solid black walnut case,
and in tone Il cannot be surpassed by any
instrument ol its kind.
From tho Lowell Neb Register.
1--WE received this week, direct from
the manufacturer, ID. + Beatty Wash
ington, n. j., his justly celebrated organ,
elegant in appearance, and handsomely
FURNISHED uneNcolled in richness and pow
Ter OF tone We are more than pleased
with il and heartily recommend it to any
one contemplating of purchasing an or.
gan"
Best offer given. Money refunded upon
return "t "a gan aud freight charges paid
by me %. + Beatty both ways II unsat'
istactury, after a test trial 9f five days
Organ warranted for six years.
Agents wanted cveryw here. male or ie
male, 10 canvas. for this superior instru'
meut. Address d r. BEATTY,
ushinEton, New Jersey
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Allegheny st., opposite Loeb's

When the Great Eastern was recently
cleaned 800 tons Of barnacles were
scraped from her bottom, an area OF
more than $1,000 square feet.
Carolina and Louisiana are to be the
names of large number Of fair babies
now on the point of coming into life in
he southern states.
The murder near rShaeTerstown, Lebanon
county, is the third one committed in tina
locality, within radius of about two miles
during the rast year. The other two werc
in Lancaster county, and the scene Of this
one is within two miles Of the county
line.
General Mcmillan, the ablest of thu
Packard Republicans, went oyer to thu
| Nichols Legislature.
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HARDWARE.
o.
lR ON, NAILS.
II A / n Il s.
OILS, ETC,
-O-
JAS. HARRIS 4 60.
Beiief0nte.
EIAE Q
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

From JaE H. ReKan. lrm ReFan 4
Carter, pnA 4hefs Dsily and Weekly Tri
banf. Jeffe' on City. No, after receiving
q Sluo instFC neHl, says
Piano reached as in good condition.
ana well pleased with ii Ii isnll you rep.
resent il % be-"
From I. L. Baldridge, Bennington Fur.
mace, Pa. ailer receiving a 500 piano.
Beatty received 4th met. all q. X
ana comes iuliy up 10 your representation.
and exceeds our expectations While
don't profess T. be = Judge tn the matter.
Mrs. L. does, aHd pFonounres II Of very
sweet lone aud is very much pleased With
t"
Il - Inducements ever offered Money
refunded upon return Of Piano and freiphi
charges paid by me D. r. Beatty both
ways u unsatisfactory. after tcst trial OF
Eve days Pianos warranted for six years.
Agents wanted. Send for Gaia ogne Ad-
dress. ID. y BEATTY,
Washington NeN JERSEY.
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HlBSMANS1 H0IEL-

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The best table aud bar. and excellent
stabliug far horses Also fine resort for
summer boarders Buss 20 depot and
daily stages 20 Centre county. Charges
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

Patent Medicines. Alcohol uurc Wine.
and Liquor. 'or medical pHfp. SEES only
Ptystrfau's prescriptions carefully com,
uoHudcd and orders answered witu care
and d.ua,ch Farmers and Physician.
from tbe country viii Grd our stock q
Medicines complete, warranted gcnu.u,
and ul ib, best quality
This Store will remain under the direc,
tinn vf the accomplished druggist and
pharmacist heretofore connected with a.
Mr.. II NJ iyTiinrton, and we respectful,
Us solicit the custom 81 our friends auo
th" old patrons OF the store.
laapV s. I. aHUGERT.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

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