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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-03
Indorssd by a Prominent Druggist,

I hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
tho RADICAL CrEK Of me, and from time TO time
made mo familiar with his cnEe. Ibelieye his state
ment to be true in every particular.
F~ITcHBrRG. Oct. II. JAS. 7. DERBY
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
InhAling Tube, and iull directions for Its use in ali
cases. Price, tl. For sale by all Wholesale and re.
tail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States and CanndRa. WEEKS q POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentiemen,-My case is briefy as follows ; Ihave
had CAtarrh for ten year,, each year with increas
ing severity For nino years had not breathed
through one nostril. l had droppings in the throat,
avery bad cough, asthma so bad M To be obliged to
take aremedy for 1t at night before being able to lie
down and sleep, and a constant dull pain in my
head. My head was ut times SO full OF catarrhal
matter as to inJurc my scnsc OF hearing and compel
me to get up several times In the night to clear 10
and my throat before l could sleep. Every one Of
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
the use of not quite three bottles OF SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE. My hearing IA fully restored. 1
have no asthmatic symptoms, no cough, no drop.
pings in the throat, no headache, and in every way
better than l hayo been for years. ! could feel the
effects OF the CuEH on my Ippetitc, on my kidneys,
and, In fact, every part Of my system. What has
been done In nay ciso Is wholly the effect OF the
RADICAL CURE. Nely respectfully. -
-ErcHnpRa. Oct. Il g. u. LAWRENCE.
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NALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al
PUBLIC SALE,

Nillho sold at Public Sn)o NJ late rcsl'
ilcncc Of + Henry Duck dec q VA GrcEs
ltwp. on Thursday, June ~ ISIS, the i"l
owing real estate W..
No. /, One Tract of Land bounded and
described as follows. Ne. situate m Ircgg
Itwp.. bounded south hy lands IT james
Duck. other lands Of doc 4 lands OF Ia
vid Rishel. Dan Weaver, Frank Weaver,
Saml Wise, containing lai ACRES, -
'pFRCUES. thereon erected "'story
LOG DWELLING HOUSE, 2story
Mash House. Bank Barn with horsc'row.
or sbed. = wagon sheds attached, cider
Press. and other outbuildings Thereof
about 100 Acres clear. the balance well
supplied with Chestnut and Oak timber.
Tho above tract contains t"" aeus
huiIdinr., and will hr offered "a two
tracts, II found desirable, tho one with ~
acres, -5l pcrchrs, with a two's'9rN Woa'h.
~ hoard House, spring house. Barn. and
,,her necessary Ou,bui,lng-, wtlh never
falling sprlng Of water near the door.
Th,rsef about ~ acres clear, a good
orchard with each tract, As well as other
''S,o So > i97 ACRES, "a rERCuEs
bounded hy lands of Sum'l Wise, Jac.
Orn3orf. public load. Ter Kline, james
Duek. containing 10, Acres, - Porchrs.
about III Acres clear. balance chestnut
.,B oak timber. thereon erected a two
story DWELLING HOUSE wash House
Bank Barn with horse power shed attach
,cJ wagon she'd with cribs on sides, water
mined closeto door. Large Orchard and
.,thar necessary fruit on premises.
No s. B4ACRES. liT PERCHES, Tor.
merly part OF tract Ne ., and separated
nom i. by public ruEd and il dos,rablr
can be purchased with NJ. = bounded by
lands Of Jac Orndorf, SamI csriek, 9th.
,r lands of deceased, containing 81 Acres.
I4- Per. about y Acres clear, balance
good Oak and CArstnut timber.
Mo- 26 ACRES and ~ PERChES,
about . Acres clear. balance OAK, Chest.
nut and Pitch Pine timber. wiki public
road running through 10
No s. - ACRES, AND 47 PERCHES
situated 10 Gregg, Miles and Walker
twp's. mainly in Walker. consisting of
good heavy white oak, white pine. and
heu,lack timber, with running stream OF
water on IL and good water pow er, bound.
ed by lands Of : Magrc and Rubrr, Nm
". Huston, Sam'l lcArick, and Dom
blazer. Tins tract is situate ia Little Su
gar Valley, Possession given on cOntrma~
tion Of sale.
An above clear land is ina high state Of
A boye real estate lies within miles Of
Spring Mills kR station,
TERMS:-une third purchase money 90
remain in hands OF purchaser during matt
urAl life OF " iduw interes, thereon 90 be
paid annually BY purchaser, his heirs or
assigns. holding his premises during hor
natural life at her death, the principal 70
be paid - heirs and legal representatives
VI said decedont. The remaining two>
thirds 70 be divided into .hrcu equal pay.
third 20 be paid Cash on con-
irmalion of sale, balance in one and two
years with interest Said payments To-
se.her with Interest and widows dover To-
be- secured by bond aud mortgage on the
premises, with sciari iAcias clause
sale 70 commence q, r. o'clock, q. 10.
JAS. DUCK.
VI b. DUCK,
il. h. DUCK.
10 may 81 Trustees.
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PRESIDENT JUDGE.

We are authorized 10 announce that c.
s. Mccormick, ESQ. OF Lock Haven, Will
be a candidate for President Judge, sub
ject to democratic rules.
CONGRESS.
We are authorized 10 announce that
D. G.. Bush, Of Bellefonte, will be can
&date for Congress, subject TO demo-
cratic rules.
ASSEMBLY.
w, A. Murray, Of Boalsburg. will be q
candidate for Assembly, subject 10 demo-
cratic rules.
WIN. L. Musser. Of Penn. will DO can
didAte for Assembly, subject 10 democrAt>
\ ic rules.
George Hoffer, OF Potter will be a can
didate for Sheriff, subject to democratic
John R. Bair. Of Penn, will be n candi-
date for Sheriff, subject TO democratic
| rules.
John SpAngler. Of Potter, will be n cam
didase for Sheriff, subject to democratic
rules.
J.H. Hahn. Of Milesburg, will bo a
candidate for Commissioner, subject TO
! democratic rules.
A. ]. Greist, OF UnionVille, will be 8
candidate for Commissioner, subject to
democratic rules.
John Hoy, ir., of Marion township, will
1 be n candidate for Commissioner, subject
10 democratic rules.
TREASURER.
8. A. M'Quistian, of Bellefonte, will be
q candidate for Treasurer, subject 70 dem>
ocrEtic rules.
We are authorized TO announce that
VIM. EhrhRrd, OF Potter, will be o candi-
date for Treasurer, subject to democratic
rules.
PROTHONOTARY.
Samuel J Herring of Gregg will be q
candidate for Prolhonotary, subject to
democratic rules.
J. G. Harper, now Of Bellefonte. will be q
candidate for ProthonotAry, subject to
democratic rules.
. B. T. SbAfer, OF Walker, will be can
didate for Proihonotary, subject TO demo
| cratic rules.
r. G.. Brett, Of Ferguson will be q can
. didste for the nomination of ProIhonota
; ry subject TO democratic rules.
Mr.. s. NJ. Swartz, Of Potter. desires e
inform his friends and democrats that ht
will be o candidate for the nomination o
Prothonotary.
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A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
CHANCE.-HARDwABE. TISwARE AND
STOVE STORE FOR sALE.-Located at
Spring Mills. Centre county, Pa, the ter
minus OF the LewiSburg, Centre and
Spruce Creek railroad. Is now n very
good stand, and will be one Of the best
in the State this year and in the future.
The tin-shop alone will and does pay well,
as there are none nearer than Millheim
and Centre Hall, both about miles of.
We can convince any parties wishing to
buy that it is good business point Will
sell store room and contents at first cost.
Our reason for selling is that one Of US eK'
poets te be away greater part OF this
summer in the water and steam Cover
nor business, in which we have lately be.
come largely interested, and our business
in the Bellefonte store requiring our whole
attention. This is q good chance for any
one desiring this line Of business. Fol
particulars inquire of the below mention
ed firm at their place of business in Belle
fonte. THOMAS A. HICKS & Bro.
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RrnERsnrEG AND VICINITY.

A short time ago our village was emily
encd hugely" by way ~ a grano concert
givcn by Bolloioutc AfricanG To say ,h'
least, they sang very well rSd ere not cas-,
ily surpassed in this par, Of the world,
And at last wo have opposition in The
line ordcntistry as well as in almost oy'
erything else. 7. L. Meyer arrived a few
days ago from Lock Haven, and dede'
competition. We learn thai No intends ID
hang out his shinrlr IN few weeks,
The other day Ms MARY Rier,y aud an
other lady OF the noighborGool )ca home
in n buggy to 10 markouaa. Before they
we're gone n great ways thct. horss took .
notion tc return homc, ana commenced e
back, when Mrs. Eirgly .Nyh'el with The
intention 10 lead him, but he 80 unruly,
scared up aud tore nearly all 10, clothes
from her. The other lady janpcA oil the
buggy and the horse went OF on moder'
ate trot. Mrs. r. received s2u' severe
bruises as well as lost some Is UoEcn OF
eggs. Women ARE poor tramstygs "A; best.
While Joe Condo was cu,,ing wood the
ether day, log rolled urcn him and
placed him Ia helpless condition io'
quite while lie called for help, where
upon Mr.. Reed hurried % his re- cue and
e1tricated him from his cria,-' ondi1ion
before he sustained any sericu, c.nc
At last both cur new churches are dedt
Gated 20 the worship 0, AimiSa.y God
On last Sabbath morning the rite' Of drdi'
cation were performed ia behalf Of the
Lutheran building They we.r lacking
nearly $500 but in Nery sao.. lime the
deficiency was secured hv subscription
There was preaching In both new churchN
Is At the same time and yet person had
hardly sitting room.
The largest stock that has been IN the
valley for long time may he seen Al Spig
elmyegs They have greater variety OF
goods than any store around hv'e, and
are selling i. reasonable,
The grain throughou. our valley looks
very promising. IrnolbiuS wal ,njure it
yet we will have very heavy harvest.
Nearly all kinds Of fruit looks " ell; but
we fear these May winters will play tho
mischief HNw Nor.
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SPRING MILLS.

Caps garden WAS badly frozen Sunday
night-lry again, corn is cheap. Mrs
W oois has recoy cred SO Ia ~ 20 be able
to walk out Wm B. Bitner is building
house over BY Grauoble's new store
his s,one.work Looks well f-cnt and sides
in range work. each layer 10 in, he stone
WAS gotten from Wm. j. Alexander 5
quarry, which is one Of the best in Peans,
valley give him call il YOU Waut stone.
ID. Runklo is preparing 10 build house
BY the pike near J.. Hazel Sunday
school has started again. Cap. Hassea,
plug has big stock Of new goods. Sam ].
son Of TIomas Hoover. go; his thumb
sawed OF. 81 Allison's sLlng,e mill on
Wednesday 5. Miss f. Blskely IS teach
ing summer school. Sho has experience
Of so years, and il as brish. As Nhen she
frs, began. y.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Th'rsd. May 9, rs,

Es> TERMS. 50 per year, rhea paid N
alvaaes S2.50 scher NOT paid ~ ddrance
Advertisements 20cts per l,ns for three ia
seTtions, and 5 cents per line for ereTy sab
Sequent Insertion. Advertisements ~ th'
year at a liberal discount
Subscribers outside the county shoU|d re-
NIT uS 10 cts. amount Of one years post,
AGE, instead Of 2oets as formerly chen po'o
~ themselves.
Subscribers caH al,cays tell hotc their de>
counts stand at The Reporter Office ey eon'
sultino the ldbies on their papers. II the
table reads John Roe jan '7S' u v'edHS
that John is indebted for subscription from
the lSt Of January, 1915, dHG that % IS
fta,,e be .rns naNano The nrtnter.
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MAnISnNRrRG

Snow Sunday and Monday, with frost
Monday morning tha; made some garden
plants hang their heads. Farmers sbou.
done planting corn. Grain and Ersss LOOK
better this spring than Tor year, a.so good
prospects for fruit. Our town is still in
proving. David Ba-tges vii! have his
house ready for the plasterers shortly.
Samuel Shafer will build an addition 20
hi. house; Howard R.shel vii! build a
house at the upper end. o: Mnd'sa2burg
j. 5. Hoy is also building = new house
west Of here. Mr.. Joha Broon aud Henry
Hawk have bough, MT. John HAWKS
farm. GKEEiN.
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NOTICE.-The following property ha.
" been purchased ny me, and will
bo len in the hands Of Ph Frank, at my
pleasure: / horse, harness, cook stove.
cupboard, sink, table. stand and bed. AL
persons are cautioned against meddhnG
With the same in any manner whatever.
Ig NAV 81 HANNAH FRANK.
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NOTICE is hereby given that II. g.
~ leager has lled bis petition FOR d..
.cense, in the Office OF the CLERK of the
Court ot Quarter Sessions OF the Peace. IN
and for Centre county, and that applicA.
ti0n wIll De made on the fourth 90 dav Of
Jane neat, - said Court % grant the
same. \. WILLIAMS.
. may IL CIerk
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VEHDERs
l Pamph
:, Get up defence o. e recovery tihe q the
ht be o
81 ard nd
shall be discharged
80 " rsadd dale. m@
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FROSTS IN VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY.

Mauch Chunk, MAY Is Weather oS'
trcmoly cold hcre with heavy frosts, and
the damage 10 crops :, great.
Por, Jarvis, n. Y, May lJ--llcayy
frost last night dcitroying much yegeta.
tion.
Boston. May l8.-ConsiderRble damage
was done I, vegetation last night by a
heavy frost Ia Massachusetts,, Vermont
and New Hampshire
II showed At Altoona On Saturday.
Snow fell for nearly an hour on Du.
quesno Heights, Allegheny county, on
Friday.
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Spring Mills Market.

White Wheat, 20
Red " l2O.
Rye. SOC.
Corn. cara, per bu. new, .45c
Oats, 26c.
Buckwheat, 75c.
Cloverseed, $3.00 to $4.00
Chop. per ton, $500.
Plaster, ground per ton, $1,000
Flour, per bbl, $6.9
Butter, 1Sc.
Tallow, &c.
Hams lie.
Shoulders &c.
Sides &c.
Rags, &c.
Eggs per doz., l0c.
Tub washed Hools &c.
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A NNUAL MEETING OF POTTER

The directors Of Potter school district,
will convene at Potter's Mills, on Mon
day, June 3rd.. at 9 o'clock n. m, 20 eI>
anime the Treasures account and trans
act such other business rs may be pre-
sented. All persons interested are re.
quested to attend. The directors elect
will meet at o'clock p. m, to organize a
new board. The township Auditors are
requested 10 meet and EXAMINE me Treas
w. A KERR. President.
Secretary. l6 may 81
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Moville, May l0.-The explosion on
board the steamship Sandman occurred
at half past three O'Clock this afternoon IL
the foreh old Forty persons we're injured
and three were killed
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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE II LEWIS.
BURG.

Lewisburg. Pa, May l2.-This msrn-
ing Owen Shurty, residing here, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself in his sta
bic. Deceased was about ffty years old
and leaves = wife and three children. No
cause can be assigned for the rash act, he
being in tolerably good circumstances.
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A DMlNlsTKATOR S NOTICE :

Letters o! administration on the estate o.
Frederick krumriue. Of Ferguson twp,
dec d, having been granted 10 the under.
signed. all persons knowing themselve.
10 be indebted 10 said decedent are re-.
quested TO make immediate payment, aud
persons having claims against the estate
will present them authenticated for settle.
manL ADAM kRUMRINE,
may o. Almr.
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LODGE MEETINGS

tEsrHT HALL LonaE, Ne. ~. / q. ofO. F. meet.
esufy SATURDAY sreniur Ia the udd FuIlass Hail
J. NJ b4LL4LAnp, sect IA 4 AANEEY A q
oLn luhF LopaE. No. ssh q A NJ mssts on
N5aaA1 ursulns on 90 before each tul moon in a :
ttI h elluws Hall
=. : hEELAthfh. Sect. II G. kFLElE " n
faa4Etss GHssGE. No. = r Of a meets a. their
HALL. teHtfs Nsil ths hafaFay 90 or before faiI
.np.'a ai 4. " aud even taa uoeks after Ias a
hel4sf Master. LEuHsEu kHUNF. sect
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HUNDREDS or CHINAMRN KILL,
RD-PROGRESS OF THE FAMINE


San Francisco, May S.-The steamship
Gaelic has arrived from Hong Kong.
There was a grea. tornado al Canton on
April II. Thousands Of houses were des-
troyed or seriously injured by wind and
an enormous water spout from the river,
which broke over the city. NJ ny lives
were lost. Foreign settlements suffered
so 5erely. In the midst OF the confusion
four ires broke out, supposed to be incen'
diary, as many robberies followed Lat
est advices report five hundred Chinese
killed. No foreigners were seriously
hurt.
The Western Chinese army, under Gen
eral Iso is ovorrunning KashEar and an
Initiating all the inhabitants, including
women and children. Mu'titud"s Of fugi
| tves are flying for protection IN the Rus
| sian outposts more than can be provided
! for. Famine and distress continue snC
enormous tracts are desolA;ed by the long
The ground has not been fairly watereC
for years past
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N ~ OS week In your own town IS Outfit A.
- hNorisk Reader. n you want bushes. "A
eNIN Hwhfch persons OF either can make wFnan
" " " pay al the time they work, write for ps~~
Is uenlarn to H. HALLETr a 90. Portland mi AM
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MRS. HARRIET FIGLES.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAK' n
CENTRE HALL, PA

Ohors her services to the ladies Of Con-
trc lIAll and vivini,y, ia all kinds Of work
pertaining 10 dress making Terms reas
enable, aud satisfaction guaranteed
Kindly solicits share of patronage.
t. may 8m
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b ONN ETS, TRIM NJ / n q s
NJ | l. l. | y T. Il Y,

At Mrs. Lucy Henny's. Centre Hall,
who has ia,, received from Philadelphin.
the LATEST FASHIONS. and IA com,
ple,e stock OF new Bonnels, new Hats,
elegant Trimmings, &c which will be
old or made az. a, reasonable prices.
Al.o. old ladies Dress Caps.
The new styles are very pretty. Ladies
call and see them early First come. Arst
served NAV A.
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TN THE Common Pleas Of Centre Coun.
II - IA-E w m

TN THE Common Pleas of Centre Conn-
ty. No. 1856, Nov, 3, 1915. VIM.
Stewart VS.. Sarah ii. O9issman, ct al.
The auditor appointed by said Court, to
make Distribution of the funds n the Sher-
ifs hands. arising from the sa'e Of the de-
fendants Real Estate. will meet all parties
interested at his office in Be,leionte, on
Thursday. the 9Th day Of June, 1873. at
D. m, for the purpose of his appointment,
when and where all parties interested may
attend. W. L. hhbhh,
l6 may 80 Audlor'
TN THE MATTER OF the Estate of II.
Il f. Kinsloe, late of Belleionte boro.
deceased.
The auditor appointed by the Orphan''
Court 20 hear and determine the excep'
tions filed to the accounts Of NJ. Bower
Esq. administrator OF &c of II. +. Kins
loe, decd, and mako distriLGt Of the
funds in his hands TO and among those le
gally entitled thereto, will m eet the par
ties in interest for the purpose of his sp
pointment on Tuesday, the 4th day o
June, 1873, At 10 0 clock. u. y, at his of
fee in. the Conrad House IL Bellefonte
when and where all partles Interested may
attend. w. T. REBER.
10 mS2 St Auditor.
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DIED.

On > AZ Aarongburg. Elizabeth, widow
Of David Walter. aged = years and
months.
On 2S.h ult. ia.Ilsiues, Anna Catherine,
wife Of Jacob " SIoyer aged 20 years.
months and ~ days.
Get brick Of maple sugar al
Seohler's AMI make the finest syrup
in the world.
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A FATHER ATTEMPTS To KILL
HIS WIFE AND FAMILY AND
THEN CUTS HIS THROAT.

Bangor, Me May IA bIatAl butch
cry, which almost resulted in triple muir
der. occurred in this city to-day. For
feadishness and cruelty il has never been
equallsd in the annals OF crime in This
country. Jason L. Scribner, m about
thirty-six years O.. age, living some three
miles north Of the city proper, on the
road leading to Sidney, during a 4; OF
madness attacked his wife and children in
the kitchen Of his dwelling with a spade,
almost instantly killing one, little girl
three years old, and MORALLY wounding
two others, baby girl about year old,
and boy five years old. After ho had
struck the children. the mother who had
previously been attacked by the craEed
husband, caught up her baby and fed
from the house, followed by Scribner who
ran down through leld near By, whcro
be cut his own throat with razor, almos:
sevoring the windpipe. Officers we're i'm
media.ely called and he was taken to the
iAil
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -

Letters documentary on tho estate OF
George SrhmeltEer. OF Miles township. de
vnased. having been granted 10 the under
signed, all persons indebted 10 said estate
are required 10 make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the same
70 present them. duly authenticated by
law for settlement
BENZ. SCHMELTZER,
ADAM SlAFER. Jr.,
50 may Et Ev..,t,rs
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS !
WRIGHT'S LIVER Pills.

The yuly saro clFu fof ToFPld liver. Dyspepsia
heaAslLes soar Ntrmara, CHassIpaiian. DEBILITY
Nsusra znd all hilii1us gsF giAaGs Ead hleod pissf
1rfr Noso Eruuinu u1lrss signed. WA WFtFhI
thi.A-- II yuaT bruEEist e4u HaE supgb ssad Is e..
- eao 49, go hhgrisE. Roller 4 Co, % \ tlh u
FANa4ctpLlA AjaH iy nE n
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DEATH OF PROF. JOSEPH HENRY.
Washington, May ylS.-Proresso- Joseph
Henry, Of Tho Smithsonian institute, died
A. the Institute at noon TO-DAY.
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IL Floral Cards, 6Styles. 20 c.
Wn, Kur;z, Centre Hall Pa.
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AppraiseI

at
end '0'0 Al" wneTe All persons
I'd DUNhLE.
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We are authorized 10 announce that g;
s. Mccormick, Esq. OF Lock Haven, will
be a candidate for President Judge, sub
jec. to democratic rules.
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w. A. CURRY
IOHN T. FOTTER, Attornfy-al.

W law. tailecfions urrmpliy snA&s and nppCia
ANeEtou glren 20 those hartnH 4Ands pruprrty o.
t4lr VII eraw o. and have Acknpn lodged ucp6
AaEtGAscs A.. orscc ln tao dlAnaaa aaTtA t4ds e
TIE casIt haass. kslaaiaEts aeta1 estf
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lG lnaySt
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w. A. Murray, of BoGlsburg. will be q
candidate for Assembly, subject 10 demo-
cratic rules.
VIM. L. Musser, Of Penn. will DO can
didAte for Assembly, subject TO democrAt>
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NIRDNARE tSTVILS.
THOMAS A. HICKS & BROy
Iron, Steel and Nails, Locks, Glass and Putty,
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Calicoes for 4 cents per yard,
Muslins for 5 cents per yard,
Ginghams for q cents per yard.
Shoes for ! dollar pair.
Hose for D cents a pair.
Handkercheifs for 5 cents a piece.
Neck Ties for 10 cents a piece.
Ladies Trimmed Hats at 80 cents.
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We are authorized 10 announce that
D. G.. Bush, of Bellefonte, will be can
&date for Congress, subject to demo
cratic rules.