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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1878-08-01

averaged 10 feet, next a row of Scotch
pine 25 feet high, and outside of this
row of soft naples ranging from 25 to 80
feet in height. These formed a perfect
security against high winds and reduced
the temperature in the enclosure several
degrees.
Hard naples, set 10 years, averaged
over 80 feet in height. One soft maple,
set is years, was SO feet in height and
6 feet in circumference.
A black walnut, set 16 years, was ~
feet in diameter, while sycamore, trans.
planted 20 before from the timber, was 7
feet in circumference and 48 feet high.
A silver-leaf Poplar, set 20 years, was 7
feet in circumference land IS feet in
height, and golden willow, that 20
years before had been stuck into the
ground switch, was 11s5 feet around
and 40 feet high.
There were many other varieties-some
of them rare specimens-but enough has
been shown to plove that even our slower.
growing varieties. if carefully cultivated,
will, in few years, become great trees.
But they must be taken care of, and
cattle kept from them just as closely as if
they were orchard trees, if the best re-
suits are to be secured. An instance Of
successful timter-growing in Minnesota
may be seen on the farm of Z. Chamber
lain, of Kasson, in Dodge county, where
10 acres Of soft timber that have been
carefully tended for few years can now
show specimens seven inches in diameter.
This grove furnishes him all his fuel, and
he probably has now at his door as big
wood pile as any man in the state outside
the timber district. But his grove would
have had twice its value if the trees had
been partly of hard and partly of soft
timber.-W. j. Aberncthy in the P. P.
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How fast will Trees GrOwl

The new tree.planting act raises in
value, at once, every tree claim held in
the West. From forty acres with trees
twelve feet apart it is now reduced to ten
acres four feet apart at the time of plant.
ing, and 900 trees at the expiration of
eight years from the date of setting. This
is reasonable law and there is much
more hope of Minnesota getting supply
of timber than under the old and exact
ing act which aimed at getting four times
the amount now called for. And now
we wish to say word to those who next
year, or the year after, intend to set out
their groves.
There are other trees that will do we'll
and grow fast beside cottonwoods and
soft naples. Some years ago we were on
farm in southern Iowa where timber
culture had been carried to a greater
extent than we have ever seen it else
where, and in order to test the rapidity of
the growth Of the different varieties
planted, ne took the measurements and
height Of large number, with the follow.
ing az the result:
Two Norway spruces. set 20 years, were
81 feet in circumference, 40 feet in
height, and had spread of about 26 feet
each in diameter. A black spruce, set IS
years, was 25 feet in height ard proper.
tionately large.
Two balsam frs, set 16 years, were SO
feet high.
A European larch, set II years. was AZ
feet hi gh and feet in circumference at
the base.
A Scotch pine, set 1S years, was 20 feet
high.
A hard pine set II years, was 81 feet
in circumference and Is feet high.
A white pine, set 1S years, was 4 feet
in circumference, while an Austrian pine,
set IA years, was 20 feet high.
A Russian spruce, set 10, years, was Is
feet in height.
The red cedars and arbor vites, set IA
years, averaged 20 feet in height, while
hedge or windbreak set entirely around
an 80 acre farm was composed of first q
row Of cedars, set about Is years, which
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1878-08-01
Edward H. Foster, Editor.
Stutsman County Republican Mass
Convention

A mass convention of the Republican
voters OF Stutsman county, is hereby
called to meet at the school house, in
jamestown, on Tuesday, August 9Th, 1878,
at 81 o'clock p. NJ, to elect two delegates
to the Republican Territorial convention.
to be held at Yankton, D. T., OF Thurs
day, August 22nd.
II. G.. MILLER.
Chairman Republican County Committee,
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1878-08-01

For Sale
Two VICTOR SEWING MACHINES.
ONE REMMiNaToN SEWING MACHINE,
One HOME
One HORACE WATERS PIANO,
One SHONINGER ORGAN,
One DURDETT -
ONE BARNES SCROLL SAW,
Two HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED Pa
TENT ROCKING CHAIRS,
Two HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED Pa
TENT PIANO STOOLS,
ONE REMMING TON SINGLE RARRELED
BREECH-LOADING SHOT GUN.
The above are all brand new and yet in
the manufacturer hands, but subject to our
order. We will sell one or all of them, part
cash, balance on three and six months time
on approved security. Apply to
E. H. & G. H. FOSTER.
ProprietorS Of the ALERT.
jamestown, D. T..
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FOUND.

Jaxue~towu Advertisements.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

Il. II. Duncan had the large belt stsler
from his shinglc mill. which is the second
one stolen from him this winter, and day
or 50 amer the then the large up and down
saw " as smashed Tor him and tho wheel
put in motion to make believe it was
an accident Mr. ID. will reward any one
Tor information ss g. The perpetrators All
ran e. tho Gre, Tho hurning - Bells store
house started near the roof lie was alb
sent at tho time having moved away the
week previous / J. Gytuoh'e has com,
mcnced 90 grade the .gach 70 whora ho in.
,euds pugtiag up his new grain ware
house, and ,'ntgmp.ates building n steam
planning min nrd eoseh shop. Sam'l
LcEral occupies his new house, Caps
chickens arc dom better thar his garden,
Geo. Brrou has ,he champion tomato plant
how is tha. Cor b gh, Cap 81. hrum-
rine is jumping around lively, SAYS wheat
business is brisk Pm. LeiIzcl moved 70
Miilheim Cap HassenpluE is doing u
good business, \.
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WELLINGTON, Sumner Co, Ka. Mar. n.
En-. REPORTER No doubt short lets
ter from this part Of Kansas wou'd be sc-
ceptablc TO the readers Of tho RrroErER
Sumner county, whero | am now staying,
is in tho southern part OF Kansas border
ing the Indian Territory, Wellington Is
the couuty.soat and is live town Of 500
population. This county contains some
Of the best farming lands in the state, and
Is filing up fast with hardy farmers from
the East The only objection TO the coun.
Il is It's distance from market Wolling,
ton Is near the ccotre Of the county and IL
- miles from Wichita, the uosrrs, rAl.
road station. have visited a larEs por.
ton otthc county, and 6aar land have
never seen Il is also very oaeap,--l have
seen a quarter, section ,lo aeesl near Aore,
sold Tor $500, the land was excellent, and
had small house erected oa Il, a sort OF -
straw stable and good well. There are
many better bargains than this 20 bo had,
These ara still some government claims
In the southern part Of the couuty but il is
better 70 buy improved land,
The price OF horses is about the same As
in the East-a good span, wagon and har-
ness for about $500. Oxen are much used
and 20 a person who is in n, hurry aad
has sufficient patience, they would answer
his purpose we'll. Ba! enough Of farming
now.
The market, may be OF interest TO you.'
Eggs are now selling in this place "a; &c
per dozen corn, lSc. potatoes, l5c.
v heat, Cos.
Business is very dull hero and work
scarce. Sock dealing Is very profitable.
The stock dealers buy their cattle in Tex
as, and drive them through the Territory
10 Kansas, whore they sell or ship them 8!
, good prCdl.
ExIravagart inieves. is charged here on
oaned money, as high as 10 per cent on
mail sums. Agricultural implements are
bought AS cheap as in Illinois.
The wheat looks dne, and large crop
nay be expected. Peach trees are in fall
bloom and trees in lest. Tho weather is
-ery warm now bu: the nights are coo! as
: the case all summer. And now | will
nd as presume lsng letters are no;
,leasing 10 most people. Yours,
WM. T. RICHARD.
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MARKETS.

Philadelphia. April Flour arm
more disposition % sell superLHes s. 80
extras 81 90 Pennsylvania family 50 OO6s
6 -; Minnesota DO. s. 15W6 25. patent
and high grades 81 lO3S WhoaI weak
amber 81 $50 IS, red 81 S29l 50, white
81 SStal 80. Corn weak; yellow ajc; mix.
ed iiG55c, Nay djc, June b54c; July
65ic; August joc. Oats firm, PsnrsylyA.
MIA white 500 sc, western do. 500 SIC; 30
mixed 53G3SI Rye drm. Gs a. roc. Lard
arm, city kettle, Tlc ButIsE steady;
creamery $50 Soc; bradford county and
New York extras SO, StAc; western reserve
2925c, Eggs dul'; PcnnsylvRnia lOc:
western lie Cheese steady; New York
fancy lS@lc.t, western choice l28 l2!c
Petroleum d4il; refined lltc, crude sc.
W hisky gos.rTn 81 o..
New YorS. April J w heat quiet and
steady; 81 = iog No . northwest, April
Chicago, April Oats IN fair demand
bu. lower; 25ic Tor csesU and April; hic
FOR MAY Rye dull. bu, ErE. A. hs!c. Bar
ley in fair demand. but lnWer AZ }Jlc
Markets closed. shea; heavy Il 09t ask
ed for April; 81 IL for May. Corn steady
and arm; A2ic FOR April. Oats easier; 23ie
for April.
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| -Sechlers keep up with the season 81.
ways in the line Q! groceries. Whatever
is in season you will ind in Sechler's, in
the Bush house block Their assortment
of groceries can no; be excelled outside
the city. Always in receipt Of fresh goods.
All kinds ofeounty produce taken a. high.
est market price, and goods given in e1-
change AZ cash prices. Give them call,
!; is worth while jus: to see their hands
somely arranged store.
y FIRST GLASS BUSINESS
NCE.-HARDwAER, TINwARE AND
sroyE STORE FOR sALE.-L0caied at
Spring Mills, Centre county, Pa, the ter
minus o, the Lewisbarg, Centrc and
Spruce Greek railroad Is nov very
good stand, and will be one of the best
in the State this yesr and in tho future.
The tin-shop alone will and does pay well,
as there arc none nearer than Millhcim
and Centre Hall, both about miles or
We can convince any parties wishing 70
buy that il is good business point VIII
sell store room and contents at hrst cost.
Our reason for selling IS that one OF us eI'
poets TO 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 Bellefnn!e store requiring our whole
attention. This is good chance FOR any
one desiring this line Of business. For
particulars, inquire Of the below mentions
ed firm At their place OF business ia Belle
fon;e. THOMAS y. HICKS 4 BRO.
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Tan Law oF PUBLIc SALEs.-ln sale
by auction there are three parties, name
lV: the owner ol the property 90 be sold,
the aUc.io0crr and portion %. tao pubic
who aygaud 10 bid, which, OF course III
clude. the h.gAc,. bidder. Tie name ol
tho owner must bo made public. The ar
ttcles pul uu must DO sold wltuolt reserve
and unless toe vendor reserves ona open
bid be cannot bid himself or have the
AuctiouCer OF any one htd for him. There
are cases on record whore n BID was not
reserved, and the vendor had u bidder
who bought it IN, and afterwards suit wss
brought against the vendor by the highest
outside bidder io- the article and Il was
decided that be ,lhe plainti11 was the
highest bidder and entitled 10 the article,
sgains, the vendor. So, also, II an article
is struck OF - person, and u Is atler-
wards asceE.uinel that the vendor or auc-
tionoer prac.ICed fraud, by holding hlm~
self or had puters, 10 was held both by
the Courts Of Eng and aud 50 repeatedly
decided ty the supreme Court Of Penn
sylvAnia that the purchaser could not be
held, bu, the pUrcha.cr IS soon as he dis
covers the fraud pracacad upoa him must
return or tender the articles 10 the ven
dor
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
centre Hail, Pa, Th'rsd, April /, rs

Eg-TERvs. 81 per year, ,rhsi paid ~
adraacs; $2,50sctep not paid ~ odrsntS
A1rcrtiScmentS 20ctS per t1ne for three ~
serf.ons. and 5ccHts per liHe for ertrv sab
se5uent Insertion. Advertisements ~ tie
year al liberal discount.
Subscribers outside the coWatv should 70.
nit as 10 cts, dWo,o,t Of one years pest,
aoe, iastc7d of 2ottS as formerly schen pad
bv Themselves.
.Su5scrjberS can al,caVS tel hotr thetr ae>
s,.If;p5 ne laBlrs on their pnpcrN n tho
table reads John Roc jan ib' u r,raf'S
that Joba Is jtd,btei for subscription from
The lsy of JoaUury, 1873, 0NG that q 's
fspsc hs aecS pGetnc tAc DrtHtcT,
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Spring Mills Market
White Whcat. J 10
Red 10.
Rye, soc.
Corn, ears, per bu. new, ,i5c
Oats, 25c.
Buckwheat, s5c.
Cloverseod, $500 20 St0
Chop, per ton, SO. 90.
Plaster. ground per ton, $1,000
Flour, per bbl, Sc
Butter. lSc.
Tallow, &c.
Hams lie.
Shoulders &c.
Sides 7o.
Rags, &c.
Eggs per doz., Zoe.
Coal, Egg, per ton, $500.
Stove, I 30
Chestnut, A25.
Pea. 800.
BELLEFoNTE MARKETs.--
by Shortlidge & Co.
Flour per barrel, wholesale, 50 ..
retail. - 90.
White wheat, ! 10
Red | 10.
Rye, 50.
Corn, sholled, 10
Corn, cob, 20.
Oats, % to 30.
Barley. rye weight, %.
Cloversecd 81 20 per 60 pounds.
Nova Scotia plaster, ground, 10 W.
CAyuga 4" 500.
Potatoes, 40.
Onions, .60c.
Butter, per h., DC.
Lard,
Bacon, sidoS, .l0c.
=" shoulders, l0c.
Hams. lac.
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"A GREENHOUSE AB56YS9EER AB56YS9 T. r


For $l.0o we will send free tg aei
either Of the beluw>uamei Co.gc-
tious, Rll distiuc, yaripucs:
$ Abutilons, or AEaieas.
: Bcgonias. or Camelijas
Caladiums fancy. or Carnations
tmoutblyl.
II Chrysauthemums. or - Coleus
CeutaUreas, or : other whitc.l leaytd
; plants
Dahlias. or DiRntbus NEW Japan
s Ferns, S Moses, or Fuchsias
Gersnlums, Fancy, ) Nariegatcd,
or s lvy-leaved.
! GloNinias s Gladiolus, or s Tube.
rossas (Pearl).
4 Grape vines, Honeysuckles, 4
Hardy Shrubs
S Heliotropos, s Lantahas, or Peiu,
Mas.
Pansies new German, or s Salyius
5 Roses, Monthly, S Hardy Hybrid,
ora Climbing
sViolet lscenicd), or s Daisies, Eng
iish.
Y Scnrccr Bedding. or ~ Scarecr
Greenhouse Plants.
: l6 N"rbcnas, distinct and splendid
sorts
25 Varieties Of Flower, or 70 varieties
+ of V Vstable Seeds.
/ or by ENPEESS, buyer to pay char,
: Eus,
collections for So; 8 for 81; for
] S5; - for 81, rs tnr 81; rs for $40, or
e tho ulI collection ot $50 varieties Of
( Plants and Seeds sutiicirnt to stock a
/ greenhouse md gn dau-fnr 50, to
l our book Gardening Jnr Pleasure
/ and Catalogue offered above (yalue
81 30 Viii bo added
+ ater Henderson It Go
so Corilandt ST., New York.
q mar g.
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LopaE MEETINGS.

CrNrur Hall LopeE. No. SeA, / q. cfo; n, meets
ever, saturday evening in the ODD Fellows Hat q,
! 81. SLiLILANp, Sect. II. T. SASAhA' = -
ON FnRr IsanaK, Ne. kS-, y. A. NJ, meets Sn
Monday evening or before each tali uneoA IN '"0
Oad FellauS Hall. - ~ NJ
1. +. HERl.ACRKS, Sect. j. 4. fLNhiNSf y -
PENaRrSS GuNN0N, No, al Z 81 n, meets a. tsenn sn
uaN CENTRE uull on the SATURDAY en- or beto{TS 'u'
raooa AZ 9 Z. M and every twc wccks Atcr SSN
kellcr Master. lHONAhn hitoNhs SeN''4--
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On the Goth Of last month the fALhoT o.
a family who live IN the mountains above
Qaieksilvor. Cal, was aroused from The
table q. which be ~as sitting ~ the cries
Of seven yoar,old child from barn 10
the rear Of the house. When hc arrived
a, the barn Ne saw an immense Wild eA'
AtlAek.ny hi, litils boy. Nc: hAviog time
10 return for ms ga. De fci-ed croWbAr
,ha, was lying near by ana rsU 10 I've sai
cue. The animal, on seeing him approach.
lonsed rs hold upon tho child ard sprang
upon the FeseuoE. The msn, seeing the
animal was too close 20 Admi: of tha use
OF his weapon. dropped !: and seized The
"a. hy the s s1k Aitss : severe struggle
in which the man WAS horribly Uil,4n snd
lAcera,ed. be succeeded IN killing the ca,
By choking il 10 death. The cb!ld was
also severely bitten.
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IMPOkIAN 10 TRAVELLERS
=. THE
BUSH HOUSED

7 " u. y " 7 D IA.
/ uas been recently thoroughly renovated
and repnlred, ana under the management
lof the New Proprietor, Mr. f. ID. Me-
, ,COLLu ", formerly Of Pittsburg, Ia Rrst~
class in all rs appointments
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered to those IN attendance al court
land Others remaining in town for a few
ldays at "a time.
The largest and most superbly Designed
Hotel IN Central Pennsylvania.
AT modern cOuyeniences 60 trv the
Bush house
l9ap +. D. MeCoLLUM, Proprietor.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

Lincoln Butter Powder, makes but
ter sweet andhard, and quicker to churi
Try it-for sale at VIM Wolfs store,
IL Floral Cards, q sty es. so c
VIM. Kurt, Centre Hall Pa.
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For meeting this demand by supply.
ing the CELEBRATED DENTER
>PRlNG which is SO rapidly super
ceeding the old styles the Dexter
Spring Co. have no apology TO oGgr
but rather feel that they owe the Dsiy.
ing Fraternity an apology for not
.hdrin9 produced,,it sooner.
.sElD FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS
TO
DENTER SPRING CO.
HUTTON, PA.
3ian2St Near Pittsburgh
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CONGRESS-

We are authorized 10 announce that
u. G. Bush. OF Bellelonte, will be can
didate for Congress, subject 10 demo-
cratic rules.
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Ii n + n S
TRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
n w cor Eighth and Market Streets PHILADELPHIA

Angus, Bslmonts $500 ooo farm yield
him . revenue Of eigh. ceats, o-somethinS
le.sa year Mr. Brlmsa! has evidently
saad Mr.. Gree.ey's essays On scientific
f.ru,iny Ezith uroft
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JURORS-Srd MONDAY oP APRIL.
Spring-John Garbriek, +. NJ Weaver.
WA!ker-Soi. Peck
Gr.gg-JUnas Condo, NJ l.. Rishel, 5
VI. Wise.
Howard-S Candy, J. A. Woodward,
Po,ter~D Riaesmi.h, d. X. GuIse. w.
z. Shoop
Rush-J,d Hayes. Jac. shoop. I. Legs.
Bellefontc-P Ward, e.. J. Weaver
p. Duoiey, Ja1 Wsgrcr. j. 7. Hughes.
Ferguson. J.. Car.,H, !. W. krum-
rins
Boggs-Wm. F. Noh NJ. Wagner
Penn-Juo. Bower. a. + DucS
College-W. MG.rk
Halftnoou-W Ayers
Pniton-P. A. Sellers.
MilesburF WIN Boggs
HalueS-J c. Slower.
ilipsburg-D. Ayers.
Marion--J1hn Holmes.
Miles-J0hn Shuf"r
Husgon-N Williams.
Trial List for 3rd Monday Of April
18th day Of April, 1878.
RI. Glow use OF vs.. Derby Coal Co. o.
Pa. et nj.
Jacob Il Long - II \ Merrinsn, ei al
j. II. Ducks Admrs. vs. ID. M. WaS
ner.
Henry Stevens IS Jno. +. Fowler * Co
Jos W Foimcr vs. Wm Askey.
Jacob Reasuer vs. Abrsm Stewart.
A. NJ Lindsay IS Henry Miller.
Schmii. Il Friday vs F. NJ. Hall.
A. Baum = I.aac Miller.
W II. II Robinson rs W. a. Faus: e
al.
Appointments Of the Central Penn
sylTania Conference OF the Methods
Episcopal Church, held in LewisburE, Pc
March 27-April /, 1873
Altoona District.
S. C. SWALLOW, Presiding Elder.
Altoona Ift Church-B B Hnmlin.
do sth do M X Foster.
do Ches'n't Ay IT Sherlock.
| Holidaysburg-J a Demoyer.
| Duncansville-J VI Clarke.
Martinsburg-Wm Gwynn, J Wood, jr
Williamsburg II Wharton.
| Logan Nallcy--Gcs Guyer.
| Tyrone-E II Yncum.
Port Matilda W HaughRwout
Milesb sburg and Unionville-J Il Shaver
Howard-J B Akers, one to bs suppl
Penn's Valley-W L Whitney.
Bellefonte-A - Yocum.
Pleasant Cap +. Craig.
| Half Moon-G w Bouse
! Pine Grove-Hugh Linn
Warriors Mark-Isaac Hickman.
Birmingham--A w Decker.
Pbilipsburg IL & PardOe.
Grahamtou-J + Brown.
| Osceoa and HoutZyllle-J A Wood
cock.
CIearfeld-.I s McMurray
! Clearfeld Mission--W II Dill.
| Wood land r. p Campbell
Clearfeld Circuit-W 5 Wilson.
| Curwensvllo-Gco Leidv.
| Lumber Ciiy-Furman Adams.
New Washingtun-G 3 Ague.
! Glen Hope-W w Dunmire.
Snow Shoe--I Edwards.
/ Congress Iliil--J X King
j = w Dean, Professor in Pennsylva
MIA College, member Of Bellefonte Quar-
terll Conference.
/ VIM. EHrushaw Chaplain of the Ma
tional Asylum for Disabled Soldiers, 9
Dayton. Ohio Member Of Warrior
Mark Quarterly Conference.
j L. Hykes and A. j. Cook Missions
ry TO Ku Kiang, China.
4. NOTICE Is HEREBY given that tn
IN following named persons hsv
III led their petitions for license in the ofiic
Of tho Clerk ofthe Court Of General Qua
te- Sessions Of the Peace, in and for CeI
tre county. and that application will }
| mada 81 tho cxt Sessions of suid Court [
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ladies and GentIemen


tshereas. the Hon. Charfrs A MAgas PHeslcezf q
t1e eoFt q Lomsaau Pleas in lhs zIA 5zaaeLal Dia
1Afl uglslktlAE ~ Ehr az fraIrE Ni3HLMG Ene
N4eaFretd. Ana ts ttan0ratsls haEn frAmk Mac tha
n0noraA4r @ehn bfNeHH. &Nsctate4 edges m GemtFa
euaEg having lAsnr1 Ests lfrcnE tanEtnN data the
tst dhg ~ ABrl a. - Ate. asHecIec Hddtnr
aesft ef ussg and IrFaieE ang tkearfal Jan Daiif.
"a A1o AaAEscf hcsae2a u taC feacr tn hcatata fos
LIE ou4htg 81 AeDires Ea4 e. ealalHure the aih
Manday az ApFii balnN she &ano dap ut April ia5t,
&sad 60 unEtaE1r tMg neeEA
Aotitg 4 thtFsfurc heral lFr1 tla CuFoneT Jus.
tees 81 the Peace AceFtaan Ee EgEsiEtles a the
Ectr Fsues persans, az tt HrarE the surensaa nf
sHAH dAGl vita saif reuuFdf tna lasEauaa. NNaalnk-
hss h1l thsaf ppE fHat e. az llrae fhAmWM
ach 70 teaT ascs alprrtalns 90 BE- doEe &nd tho~a
ns af0 heatie Ia srFlerrasa keEirat
the FEinQneFs faat sail is b. sac j all % Caairs
coautg - tsan kne there &C. nasaeate HEEinat tAaaa
aa shall be lusi
Given under any hfmd so hsfsganla ths lss aay of
ARft az tav ear q Qua Lcfa, ita Ead IN t4e M1
year 81 tnGrpezuHlca GO fhe In1Eec stats.
LHAd MHAatgN hasr
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PENN HALL ACADEMY.

The Spring Term will open, Monday,
April is, 1878. Tuition and Boarding at
reasonable rates. For particulars apply
TO REY. D. NJ. WOLF,
apr .. rem HAI'' ! u
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PROTHONOTARY

Mr. :. N. SwAr,z, Of Potter. desires 20
inform bis frieGds and democrats that he
will be a candidate for the nomination of
! PrO;burotary. Il
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Ere Mail feat NiAeara "a Noss Nock Hswen Ae-
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runhprEsoma t3efanG a54h Il III trains
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M "A. BALDWIN.
nnaa sasrH. ultaHau s4mrrN
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TREASURER.

We are authorized TO announce tina
VIM Ehrhard, of Potter will be q caadi
ds,e for Treasurer, subject 10 democratic
~ les.
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ESTRAN-Came 90 the premises Of ia,
II cob Weaver. in Ferguson town
ship, abOut the last week IN November, a
light red hsifer, white back, lel ear od,
nick in uuierslje Of sigh; ear supposed
20 be ! Z years old when i came there.
The owner Is requested 90 come ioTysTd,
prove property, pay charges and take iL
away. otherwi,r !. vii bu disposed OF Ac-
snrdinf T. laa. GEORGE ECkEL,
Iapr. 81 IoSa Clerk,
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nOTTER AUDIT MEETING No>
ticr is hcreUy givvU that the An
nual Township Audit Will he Ea,1 - the
house ot John Spangier, az Centre Hall.
on Tuesday, Apr y, when all officers oi
the township Of Potter, and other persous
interested Wi'' attend. Ofic0rs Will please
be on hand uromU:'y %; q. IL.
JNU. =. ALEXANDER.
Town Clerk.