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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

The political excitement in England
IS Of the most intense character. and
this IS stimulated by the warlike prepa-
ratlons ofthe Government. Tie great
est activity prevails in naval circles. and
35,0yy troops and II 600 horses are
ready to embark for the Mediterrane-
an,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
HARDW ARE
W IL S @ n e M'FARL AN E.

Stock Of Coach and Wagon Mate
rials are Of very superior quality.
and cheap, We will sell Saddlery
goods as low as they can buy them
10 Phila. We will keep all kinds
OF Farmers Implements. Cultiva-
tors, Shovtls, Plows, Pumps, Pic.
ture Francs, Moulding, Mirrors,
Toilet Setts,
Children's buggies, Wagons ofall siz-
Is. Oil Cloths, Tubs, Buck
cts, aud Churns,
We have
in
connection
a Tin shop, Mr..
Smith, foreman, in which We
manufacture all kinds Of Tinware.
Spouting made and put up Of the best
quality Of lin at the lowest prices.
Call and see US and we will substaaii-
ate what We advertise, as we shall
take pleasure in showing our stock.
Rooms No. : and 8, Humes Block, 6
doors north Of Post Office, Belleionte.
WILSON & MCFARLAND,
5Ap3m
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

The Rhode Island Fish Commission
ers put 10000 salmon and 2G0O00 land
locked salmon into the various rivers OF
that State last year, and stocked TWENTY
1--we ponds with black bass. Their ef-
forts In shad culture have proved very
successful.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
PIANO!
Grand, Square and Upright.

From Rufus Snyder, Of the hrm Of Sny-
der * Hendricks, Carriage Manufacturers,
Of the city of Allentown, Pa:
Il must confess l hardly know how to
express my qualification on receiving the
Beatty Piano you shipped me. It is at
least all l could ask, wish or expect One
of our most eminent musicians tried IL and
spoke in the most favorable terms, afler
thoroughly testing it,"
Best offer ever given Money refunded
upon rrturn 81 l'inno and freight rharg,a
I'D by ne . r. Beatty bo;h ~-y. il
'actoTy. affor y test IRIS i've
la H'q' aa g. Il fe~ =, cars.
Address, 4 ATTY,
28july A-.''n De-. New Jersey.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

iAHt "a At tE y 4&A Ahlk anu lIkrTvhal 4.
see MARI =, and L.. 92y The fashion
,i his cuuuivuaucc NAs changed Il lit
90! assume the form ~ another. ia human
inrm :aen the disciples scuid not have
kuuwn him but bis human form received
other attributes and became more glur.-
.0-s, Was ;raustrgrcd before lhsm The
glory the Father had impaired 70 him
!rutu eternity sGcae isftA brightly. Some
cay ac VAS not true God, because he WE
irAn,Ggulvt Mark Says. Hc lrAusag.
urrd himself The rhusGguraliou al NJ o,
SOS on NJ Sinai was very dircrcal from
this Of ChTisi. or Mt Tabor Gods look
lrauslgurcd Moses. but Christ lrAusGgurcd
himself The brightn csG OF Moses VAS i'm
parted 10 h.m. Christ shono by hs own
!; D. no; enough 20 Auow that Christ vat,
irauiigured. H. must to ,raailg4red in
Us Paul rays We all, with open face
bcholdlug ~ 10 gas the glory OF the
Lord, are changed into the same image
from glory 10 glory, = Ger. Sis Ia faith
and love. Faith is the image ia which
you may see The image ul Christ as the
saviur uf sinners he musi be formed In
our lives as meek and humble savior.
MAth. y ], -, and tn our sUicrinEs aE pa.
,icn;, submissive and obedjcut We must
reflect his image in our whole life "Hi8
face did shine Rs the sun, signifies that
Chris, is the sun of Righteousness that be
Il The sHly sun that can onlighlen the un>
JcrstAndiug, warm the heart aud make Us
fruitful, Gal 622 His raiment did shine
A. The light, was white as snow, LIZ 9.2g.
indicates that he was the true God, Ps los.
,. who covcreih himself with light as
with a garment that ho was The true
Light the LiRhIoi the world enlightcning
every one that comcih into the world,
sparkling asa star-ihe star Of Jacob 4
that Ao alone can mako Us white as snow,
Ps 81 and Tho law and The prophets
pointed 10 Christ See Christ Standing be,
tween Noses aud Elias. Should the sinner
come 10 Moses and say What shall do
10 be saved Moses would say ! can
help YOU, / have nothing but threatening
and curse Go ~ Christ Should the sun
ncr ask Elias, he would refer him 10 Acts.
lO4j To him gave all tho prophets wit.
ucsscs. that through his namo whusocvcrI
hoiicycih IN him shall receive remission of
sins. Ia this way we como 90 behold the
glory Of God Moses knocks down aud
Elias liils % and points tol
Christ who comforts and brings TO glory
TN.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

HAYES stopped snort uh'' :"
rassacc through Ealtjmvre i"c othe'
dav. lie came ont on the platform =, nu'
there was no crowd and uo cheers Inc
Democrats were assyn. bocans" 'hey
owed him no respect, and the kepn'h>
cans were not there to cheer because
they were ashamed finn Thus j MS
Frsudulency treated.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

The indians are coming g ! ",,' ~,
SANS arms. A short time ago loo h''>''''
si,ux surrendered 10 Gen. Mics Oh
Tongue river.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
ATTTNDANTs

were Moses and Elias, two representntiv,
men Moses has been dead and buried
and WAS rrsurrected 10 wonderful WAY
no one can tell when body and soul wer,
united. But there Is here "a proof Of the
resurrection. Ii Ged could rcsurrart Mo.
ses ne can ro.urrcCt vs. also. Eiias had
gone tc heaven Ia a chariot of FIRE and
bad been translated, but both Moses and
Elias were present ~ the trausGguratiuu
IN gluriGcd bodies Moses To represcnttht
Law Elias the Prophet. and 10 signify
the Law and the Prophets pointed "a
Christ. The disciples were iatgued and
tell asleep. Wh,n they aEoke, Peter
-nid II IL good to be here. lie was full
1T celestial jos and did not know what To
,uy To see the glory uf Chris, and hear
thr conversation oi Moses and Elias as a
f,rrtnstc OF the powers of the world to
comes 40 uvcTpowcred him that be- did not
k now what to say or whore he was, SO full
ur heavenly JOY May christians be. that
like Paul they will not know whether
they arc In the body ar out Of il How
.wprt furctastc of celestial iny-what "A
brightness Ii was good 10 DO thcro and
yet only drop compared with the IA llness
oi joy in heaven, Of which the world
tnows nothing. No wonder the world is
pleased with gold aud silVer-she knows
nothing better. II Is good TO be hero.
This language may be adopted in many
places, in the closet, prayer meeting, sun
dhy school, at the Lord table, etc. IL /
have Jesus, l have heaven in my soul
The heavenly
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
ABOUT ADVERTISING.

In this age Of newspapers, which al.
most every one reads, no man can pre-.
tend 10 DO business successfully without
advertising. All successful business
men will tell you so. The object in ad>
yertising IS to reach the people-the
larger the circulation Of n newspaper
the larger the number Of people you
reach by an advertisement, and the bene-
fits you derive from it are in same pro-
portion. Hence the fair way to charge
and pay for an advertisement is accord
ing to the circulation that the paper
gives il. A paper with 5000 circulation
should receive more for its advertising
space than the one that has 500; and the
paper that has 1900 circulation should
receive more than the one that has
1900 and the paper with 1900 circulation
should have better pay than the one
that has only 300 or 400. In the cities,
where the dailies have enormous circu-
lations, all advertising is thus rated, and
it is the only fair and honest rule to 20
by.
When an advertiser asks a publisher
his advertising rates and circulation, it
is 4 swindle take pay for 500 when you
haye only 300, or in any manner to de-
ceive the advertiser by false claim OF
circulation. Yet, there are many pub
fishers, we are sorry to say, who are
guilty ofthis very sin; and advertisers.
when thus imposed upon, can not be
held 10 pay the rates charged for
fictitious circulation. We think the
sooner this pernicious habit Of many
newspaper pnbishers-misrcpreseutiu.
their circulation-is mended. the better
it will be for the craft in general. Il is
downright lying and cheating Of
patrons. We are at all times willing 10
be held by the representations We make
as to the circulation Of the Reporter
and offer our list to the inspection Of
any advertiser because we have a circu-
lation that We take pride in showing.
solid and bona fde, not counting dead
heads and exchanges.
This is subject that should receive
the attention ofnewspaper men, with an
endeavor to correct an evil among the
craft, as well as to protect advertisers
against swindling publishers.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.

A new, complete Hardware Store 4 -
been opened BY the undersigned IN Cen
ire l. al. where he is prepared 10 sell al
kinds Of Building aud House Furnishing
HARD ware, Nails, kc.
Circular and Hand Saws, lennon Saws,
Webb Saws. Clothes Racks, = full aEsort-
ment Of Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frsmes. Spokes. Fell0es, and Hubs, table
Cutlery, Shoyels, Spades and Forks.
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Sash Springs.
Horse-Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods, Ola,
Tea Bells, Carpenter Tools, Paint, VGrn-
ishes.
Pictures framed in the finest style.
Anything no; on hand, ordered upoB
shortest notice.
~ Remember, all oo5s offered cheap
er thnr elsamhnra
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

Richard Conrad aged 100 wears, died
opposite rhuuiNylllc, IA ca Saturday
Mr. Conrad participated ia the rebellion
against the British tToSn, started by
l.Orl Edward Fitzgerald.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
DUNKLE e. AUMAN.

Lincoln Butter Pow der, makes but
tor sweet andhard, and quicker to churn
Try it-for sale at VIM WolPs stote
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

WIN. p. WILSON, Attorney>at>Law.
w Bellefonte Pa. Office in Mrs. Ben
ner's Building, Belletonte Pa.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

In Bedford county, last week, Mrs.
| Eliza Null received 81 500 on a civil suit
against tavern keeper named Grouse.
for furnishing liquor TO her husband
when intoxicated, and while in that
condition he was killed on the railroad
The case is an important one as il goes
to the liability Of landlords for liquor
sold at their bars. In this case it goes
further, as the defendant, Grouse, has
failed and an attempt will be made 10
recover from his bondsmen the amount
Of the judgement in the case.
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WITNESSES

were the Father and tho Holy Ghost.
Behold voice out OF tho cloud. The
bright cloud signifies either the Holy
Ghost OF the power Of the gospel, or both.
a bright cloud, IA shadowy cloud. Iftho
Holy Ghost bo In you, you will be such q
cloud TO your ueighbor. This is my Ibe>
loved Sonny Son-wy beloved Son
dearcr to me than all the angels--not Mo-
scs and Elias, but my Son Think not
that he is not my Son, because he suffered
50 much lie is my Son in whom am
we'll pleased hear ye him. What he
commands, 10 what he forbids, that don't
do. The
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
EFFECTs

upon the beholders was JOY, fear ana hui
milly. IL is good to be here. Thoy fell on
their accs--they reioiced with trembling,
feeling eatirely unworthy of his mercy.
But Jesus said TO them Tell the vision TO
no man The true christian does not dis
cover his gifts unless it is necessary TO do
so in order to the glory of God and the
salvation OF souls. Christ did not aim at
ostentatisn, but usefulness. His example
should be copied by his followers. j. T.
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ChaS. H. Held,
Clock. MATCHMAKER er AZ j eWefcI
M;Ill -. T.r,., ~, ID,

Al kinds OF clocks, Watches aud Jewelry Of the
latest styles as also the MAranvile Patent Calender
Clocks provided with complete index of the month
and dAy ol the month aud wOek tR face, which 10
warranted as perfect time keeper.
Clocks, Watches and Jewolry repaired on short y"
tiea and warranted.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

Ncge Peter. james aud John. They were
lH attend him Ia bis sgeuy hence 10 took
Iacu up ua The mtuu, ul trAHsGFuratior
,tiH. 'hcy might 10 strengthened Peter
,4. Iht oldest - the apostles Oid pr0ple
should be stcadtast iu the service of Christ
A. long as the old people are geAdhsl
they may expect 10 have furr,as,es %!
N,a,uHly joy. Young converts arc 10,
prepared i"r such f4lincss TO! glory as
tDusv Who are ullrs Ha4 4.uge experienced q
. .l :ao -er, 0tu 81 The Master James Wa.
.llr .rsl mauys 10 MAS proper, therefore.
Z shat Doc sEH4ld have turt,as!c q! relr.lsl
Jos. lie could say / know y bat follow.
.tlurtyrlum. have had Elimpte OF llo.
~ ubAc.I ,luAa W-s % defend the divih.
.lty ui jesus CAusI against CrHE,hus Az,
Ter be cav Chglss iu LIs divine GLORY. ht
& aid ,F,c.-aly DO 80 aud hS AyalIra
himself ui .ais Argument Zoo. For. sayt
Er. she nerd Vas made hush. and is fgi
.WyuE u-. .sud We bshr.d hls glory. ia,
glory as ,f,hr only brgoliel ~ the Faith
er .u 90! grace aaa Truth. Peter, Jane
aua John wei rsprrss'I ,la three chris
laTu ETu,rs, u Cor l3.E tallh. hope Aut
.hal..y Peter Irask represents FaGa
Faith frs.s uu the Enrk Christ Jrs..
I4ur, means 90 irump uadr- II a..
.-ampl,s 'u q raHhlr IA.Ug. Paulsays
! uran. a'l talaRs b4i drass larn gcrAstt.
a.ss, laa, / may ait Christ John Gig
u,tt- g.o .raav g God. be Was u Love
Preacher When De- g., g. DO .a DID D.,
could nv. stand and ga. 10 Dc ,arr.ei 1,
ys-gya. bic E,palssgaun .bcu was Lby,
.ar uDutLry These three virtues nus, b,
Gr.a.r a. Them CGri. lrAnsagUrt
gl.-r.i srd give. us iu them Il f.s,.A.,c O
heavenly joy ttntt took Pe.,r. Jame
sod john .o himself. NoEu hut thus,
aauu tar.st takes 90 hifu-c.i. Ni.lser him
D.. glory. he vii gake none O. heaven
t-l iuusr U hu embrace him ty AUh M,
-a4i' iaH-a @ 'g.. vision af glory ~ death.
Cor. l-a tie isuG Iuem up4l d muart-
Hl yu. Would ser The glory yf God ll! 90
ysus cyrs 90 ihv hlils Strucr vomelh yua
gv,u pan'i luYe tAe world nor tie Iuiug
fls: Hrr la Iaa world God MaUlfett
Ai4.rii o. H,. people iu ihr p...ci. ai Ia
family E.ic'. &c AL oar aplTAlious
lhrr. .lv4il b. a.grg L3 acss aud heaven
t..E sTI rfF~T.l #Fnrg Tfa
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Mrs, bcIAnaP. whose 'r'I''n' p'''
naturally Interests '"' q, "', N"' l.,'
ent ano lu'Nr'' n"H l,t t ""N.'uE'In
n'NSLI" t''vl u. 90 Wv " ,'',' ~ ~,
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DR. 5. G. GUTELIUS,

O>"t.S., "a .Ilh,ic1
Ohort is prv ,raal services TO the puL u, 10 1,
prepared TO perform all operations In the dental pro
fessiOn.
He is fully prepared to extract teeth absolntel,
without pain. mye-73tf
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

They are letting up on Hayes little,
ana occasionally they refer 70 hun as
the President. Amt itUiee oi them 20
saws the Tyrone Herald, evidently !e-
ferrins 20 the Democrats, 3at II m'Ih'
have added that assg che radicals are
let,in. down "on HAYES and calling
linn a traitor. "Ain't i: nice oithem
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

Charles O'Corner, tae distinguishes
lawyer O- Ae~ n ..'.. Ss 8. @-..'-oh "a
the leo anniversary of the adoption oi
The Constitution ol that state, q few days
a.o, was the orator O; ;he day. In has
address he advanced some new 'dess
anon government and said he would
abolish .he system Of legislative repre-
ssatation by districts, Woald reduce Tie
Legislature 20 one house, and would
lake new Governor bv lot each month
from the Legislature. THE Presidential
term Of Office hc would modify On the
same plan.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
KINGSFORD'S
0SWegO STARCH

Is the BEsT and MOST ECONOMICAL
Ia the world.
l. perfectly PURE-frse from acids ard
other foreign substances thA. injure lin
en-.
is STRONGER than any other-requir>
ing much less quantity Ia using.
.Is UAIFORM-siiaens and flashes work
always the same.
KISGsFoRD's oswEGo CORN STARCH
Il the most delicious OF all preparations Cor
.PUDDISGs. BLANC-MA&GR. CAKE
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

We are sclling-New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
We are selling-New Spring 2 aids
at 10 cents
We are selling-New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
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BEATTY PAY
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

GRAND, 6 slUARE AND UPRIGHT
From Jaa r. Regan, firm Regan &
Carter, pub shers Daily and Weekly Tri>
hume, JeffeEaon City, No, Rlter receiving
500 instrument, says:
Piano reached us in good condition. I
am we'll pleased with H. II is all you rep
resent 1t 10 BE-"
From L. 4. Baldridge, Bennington Fur
mace, Pa, after receiving a 500 piano
Beatty" received 9Th inst, all o. h.
and comes fully up 10 your representation.
and exceeds our expectations. While ]
don't profess 10 be judge in the matter,
Mrs. b. does, and pronounces il Of very
sweet tone aud is very much pleased with
IT,"
Best inducements ever offered. Money
refunded upon return Of Piano and freight
charges paid BY me ID f. Beatty both
ways II unsatisfactory, after test trial Of
ave days, Pianos warranted for six years.
Agents wanted. Send for dialogue. Ad-
dress. ID. +. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey,
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For tho Centre Reporter
IME IRANSFIGIRATINN


Amor sN days jesus nkc,h Peter.
James. and Junn his brother, aud bring,
eth tlom up into au high mountain apart
and wus truusdgurcd before them aud his
atu did shine az thusHu, aud biz uimrut
WAS white H, the light And behold
N,yy appeared unto them M".os uud
luu- talking with them Then answered
Potter. and raid unto Jr,us. Lord. Il 10
.vaJ iHr us 60 hv hofe if thou Wilt. Dot
.ur mako here three tHk,rurtlys one
'ar thee. and one taf Moses, and one far
Eats White ho yet spakc, behold. d
hflEht cloud uNrrsEsduNrd them aud he
NaId "a voice cat af the cloud. which suid
0NIs b. ml beloved son, 10 whom am we'll
u.,ss et hrsf ys hIm And Whcu the dis
.tp',- H,1rI O.. thry fell au their face. aud
N.rr -uir Uiretd Aud Jesus yamc tud
lu.rt,.l them. aud said. Arise 4uG be not
raid And ~hcn tEyy had Hurd up
fHrir eyes they ssw nu 'uaa save Jrsus on,
IS. Ma,h a. l-s
Iu Ihis paragraph II 81 Mathews ga.
pcl, thuro arc "a uumbrr interesting part4,.
u.ars la hr Hutiycd, N4Es The time. place.
spectators, lrHusHEurallBu lisuli The AZ.
tvUduuts, thr Witnesses aud tho effects un
yhr spectators. Fret. ihe
TINE
Atrr si1 days, comp. La ~ Oa the
irst ai these eight days Christ taught Ill,
disciple. patience "a their sut'rrings Sa
DAYS after, or on the eighth day. he won!
Lap uu Mt Tabor lie had talked 10 hi.
|I.>,ip.,s ut his sutiornFs Hhd death, and.
consequently, they were sad and sorrow
Ifu' lir therefore took them upon Mt
[ Tabor uld gave them u iarogusle Of celes
|tlyl JOS. There Ia an alienation ut Jos
|aud SORROW in the life of man on oAfth
IUr,g Is evidence at This fact both In t4t
/ lite 81 Christ ana his disciple, The sn
'days denote the days human life iull 81
/ pain aud surryw. The seventh iay denote.
. rest lu ,lo grave. aud The eighth denote,
|lHv resurrection. when the followers o
Christ shal. enter lula cytIlas,ing 10y uul
I,rc lAr glory ut ttust and bo gl0rihe,
with bin. NeA iu order IS tho
PLACE. uIuH MoUNrAlS
Tradition reports tina. tt Waa Tabor
|a limestone mountain. high. round and
1 |braull4., on lhc northern border uC III,
pain uI Esdlo.ua, about 60 miles norli
4 ui Jerusalem, aud T. mites from Nazareth
/ AmsI.,Eu Missionaries say i. ia love-,
spul and one "u aLieA every man, even /
NlIh-si Any feelings Of doyuliuu, woul,
love % iiugcr. Here on this grand Rn,
majestic mountain, resembling the reutr
ufan immsCse garden. Christ was trAuIlg <
iuryl. The
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Ue are selling-Calicoes at 5 cents.
We are selling-Calicoes at 5 cents.
We are selling-Calicoes at 5 cents.
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Harness. Saddles. &C

Thf undersigned. dsteruined - snset tha popnlar
demand Tor tesss pees, reaPectfuig calls tie
tiaH uf the Buhile - his tiofk 81
eADDLERY
nou 0ferad AZ the old fIsnd. DrsiEn fesreelig faT
the people snd lhs times The l4Hrast znd lasI saea
and conFaas assertneut nf Saddles naFnEss Ealisrn
Brides q even descTlutins And quAltys WAiFa ane
IA tara sEsfBttns - oorirta nrs class esaakiiab.
mFnf nnN urra pfarea uhr1 vii Huir ghs Hkanws
JACOB DHNGE6 CenGru Han.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

He are selling-Dress Goods at s cts
We are selling-Dress Goods at cts
We are selling-Drsss Goods at S cts
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In fact We are selling everything at
prices that viii convince all that We have
touched the very bottom-no' trouble 10
show goods for the purpose of comparing
prices. s. & A. LOEB.
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Be are selling-Spool Cotton al 2 cts
We are selling-Spool Cotton at 9 cts
We are selling-Spool Cotton at 2 cts
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st. Stephens, n. b., had a $500. 900
fire.
Blaine intends to make war on HAYES
southern policy in the senate and But
Ter in the House. Fun ahead.
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We are selling-Men's Plough Shoes
at 81, l,25
We are selling-Men's Plough Shoes
at 81 ,25
We are selling-Men's Plough Shoes
at 81 ,25