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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-03
MEDICAL.
SWORN EVIDENCE.

The following cure is probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any medi-
cal preparation for the treatment of
Catarrh:
= ENTLEMEN-I hereby certify that have had
NCatarTh for ten years, and for the last TX years
have been u terrible sufferer. | was rendered par
TALLY deaf, had buzzing In the head, pains across
the temple, dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes
swollen aud liberated tonss, hard constant cough,
scyc;e pain across the chest and every Indication ul
consumption My head ached all the time, The
matter accumulated rapidly In my head and
throat that ! could not keep them free, Frequently
at night would spring out of bed, II seemed TO me
at the point Of suilocatlon ! would then have re-
course To every means In my power 10 di.od-c the
mucus from my throat and head before being able to
sleep again. For period of siX years my lonsil-
were liberated and 80 much inlamcd that ] could
with difficulty swallow | finally consulted an emf.
ncnt surgeon In regard TO an operation on them
but at his request postponed H. The constant lie
Nammaion and liberation IN my throat caused by the
poisonous matter dropping down from my head had
80 iui,amcd my lungs that Coughed ncc.suutly,--a
deep, hard cough Meanwhile my system began 10
show the effects of this disease. 20 that lot flesh
grew pale, and showed every sign of an early death
by consumption When matters had reached this
stage, or about Fix months ago, began the use Of
NANFoRps RADICAL CURE ron CATARRil After
using the first bottle began to improve RAPIDLY
The first dose seemed 10 clear my head A. had not
known it to he for years. II seemed gradually 10 ar
rcst the discharges. 1T STOPPED NY COUGH ~ TlGEE
DAY. BS UHlng IL a. EnlElt soon TcuuCtGlur M
nammatiOn and swelling of my t0nsils. So that thcv
soon ceased 10 trouble me, The soreness across my
chest disappeared the bulZng noises In my head
ceased my senses OF hearing and seeing were com.
plcely restored, aud every symptom Of disease that
had reduced me to the verge of the grave di,Hp-
pearcd by the use OF SANIORD's RADICAL CuBE FOH
CATARRH
have been thus explicit because, as a druggist
have seen great deal of suffering from Caiarrn, and
hope 10 convince many that this il O great remedy
am familiar with the treatment OfCatarrh a. pIaC-
tised by the best physicians and have consulted the
most eminent about my case | have used every
kind of remedy and apparatus that have appeared
during period of six years past, auG have while
following their use taken great care OF my general
health. but obtained 10 relief or encouragement
from any of them.
Bo,roN, Feb. %, 1876. GEO. f. DINsMOEE-
SUFFOLK, -. Feb p. is;3.
Then personally appeared the said George T.
Dinsmorc, and made oath that the foregoing state
mclt by him subscribed i true Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS, Justice of the Peace.
Each package contains DR.. SanfOrds Improved
lnhaling Tube, with full directions for use IN all
cases, Price Sl.n For sale by all Wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS ~ POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston, Mass
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-03
a FEW more Door and Window Screens
at Lancaster & Ricc's.
NOTICE.

Persons having cistcrns damaged by the
tate storm can have the same repaired or
new ones built promptly and ut prices to
suit the times by calling on orby addressing
the undersigned through p o.
j. $. HAWKINS.
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COLLINS
VOltaic PlaSteI.!
Affords the Greatest Relief in all Attec.
tiOns of the Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC pLEURISY CURED

IESSRS. WEEKS II POTTER.-Gentlemcu
.Nl llaying for months past suffered with very
lame side. called by my physicians chronic pcurisy
caused by former injury and strain, and for which
used many prescriptions and nments, a. well a.
the socallcd rheumatic cures without the least ben
eht my physician recommended one Of your Col.
Inns NOLTAlC PIAsTERs, which. to my great surprise.
relieved the great pain and soreness almost mmcdi.
ately, and have been able TO attend Is my house
hold affairs ever since with perfect and comfort
whereas. before the application of your invaluable
plaster. was scarcely able To do anything. | con.
sder them inestmable, and shall with pleasure
recommend them to the afflicted. Your rcrpt'y
MRs FRANCES HARTMAN,
ORLASD, Me, April q, 1876.
There l. no medical or protective appliance that
VIII prove 80 grateful and effective in tickling
coughs, irritation and soreness of the chest and
unss,; We believe them capable of preventing &C.
rioas diseases of those organs.
PRICE, % CENTS.
Do not contound these pastcrs with the ordinary
pasters of the day, that by comparison are abso.
lutcly worthless
BE careful To obtain COLLINS VoITAic PLASTER. a
combination of Electric or Noltaic plates with n
hlghly mcdicatcd plaster as seen in the above cut.
sod by all wholesale and retail druggists through
our me nlted States aud Canadas. aud by WEEKS
~ POTTER ProprctorS, Boston. Mas
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l. 4 NJ f. BACK.

For lame and weak back. rheumatism. trouble. Of
The -piue and Kidney, 1t j. a truly wonderful RENE.
dy, Physician, everywhere recognize II. treat ~.
PrHoniy 10 other porous plaster. and TO all liui-
lnrh'' II relieves pain az once and cures quicker
'ASl any known plaster. liuiment or compound
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

70 AZ whom II may concern:
~ uhncEslgned administrator of the estate OF
i James II RldscNay, deceased. h,r,hy gives no
XII mat he VIII make final report of his acts and
Y,n-s a. sueh administrator 10 the County Court of
Alexander County al the Nav term thereof 4 ID
~ to,wlt' ON Monday, May sorh, isis. aud will
tieh ana there AK for full aud hnal settlement of
Nm accounts and fora discharge from all further LA.
b!!liy a. Administrator of .aid estate
April r. lsts ' avn -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRICE TEN CENTS.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

One huidred and fifteenth edition. containing a
complete lst Of all the towns in the United States,
the IcrnDric, and the Dominion of Canada. having
q puplatun Of HNaccOrdin-t TO the last census. TO-
sr'hlr with the name, Of the newspaper having the
largest lom circulation IN each of The place, named
Also, catalogue OF newspapers which are recon.
mcuNcd u advertisers a. giving greatest value IN
proportion 10 prices charged; also all newspapers
srs each ksue; also, all the religious agricultural
scientific and mechanical medical. ma, onic. iuve.
nile, educational commercial, insurance. real g..
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various newspapers and everything which a begin
ucr IN alyerl.u. would Ike TO know. Address
New York
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WORMS! WORMS, WORMS!

E, f. kmkes Worm Syrup never fails 10 rcmo,,
lI kinds oi Worms. seat pin and stomach worms
We' rEaoily removed by Handles worm syrup, De-
Nuhklo J. 'ho onIy successful physician that can TO-.
move tape worm In from two 10 mnr hours llu hn4
10 fee until head and all passes alive aud IN tbs
slhEe OF tme, Common sense teaches If tape worm
can he removed all other worms can he readily ~.
moved, Ask yonr druggist for bottle OF kunkc's
Worm syrup, Price Al per bottle, ltncvuf Ml--
or send to the doctor for circular, No $50 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Advice tree.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-03

- Ourfriends should bear in mind that
the prices here given are only for sales from
first hands in round lots. In filling orders
and for broken lots il i necessary to charge
IN advance upon these figures. ~.
. FLOUR.-Thcrc is very little 10 be said
Of thu, branch Of the market The demand
i>ycry light and confined TO the order trade
exclusively. While there is no actual
change in prices, the market is in buyers
favor. and holders are willing 10 make con.
c >sions in order To effect sales, Receipts
are fair and stocks good. Sales reported
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NO CURE NO FEED A. c, Of.

hospital, Isl East Washington street Chicago. for
me cure OF all private, chronic and special diseases
NLNlNAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
MANHOOD, permanently cured DR.. q. i u graduate
nl me Reform school and uses no mercury: ha, the
largest practice in the United States LADIES re.
curing treatment. with home and board call or
write Every convenience for patients. send INV
ccAis for MARRIAGE GUIDEl 2,5 pages illu-irai.
co. Married ladies and gentlemen send fifty cent?
Tor sample of rubber goods and circular of import
aht Information by express. Consultation free and
conhdentIal keliahle Female Pill. s. a box
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-03

The manufacturer, received the highest and only
award given 20 Porous pla.tol- at the Centennial.
We warrant Ecu.ou- Capriuc Plaster To hes upc.
ror 10 all other POrOr- Plaster, and TO all liuimeLts
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GRAND EXCURSION
10 METROPOLIS AND RETURN or THE
STEAMER IDLEwuLD.

10 METROPOLIS AND RETURN on THE
STEAMER IDLEwuD.
The splendid steamer Idcwild will make
moonlight excursion to Metropolis, Satur.
day evening, May 4; Leaving his port at
$50; Mound City, 100; Caledonia 80;
arriving at Metropolis at $500 viii leave
Metropolis at 1880, arriving at Cairo at
] o'clock p. m. \ splendid band Of music
On board, and a delightful time is antici-
pated. Tickets, including refreshments,
one dollar. VIII make the trip as adycr-
ti.el, and none will he disappointed
Captain, G. J, Grammar; clerk, Jno. Nurc
ticket agent, James Biggs.
4 NEW German school will be opened on
the first of May 1878, at the old German
schoo.-housc, on Fourteenth street. Parent,
wishing TO send their children there can not
have better opportunity. Also an evening
school will be opened. Ladies and gentle
men wishing to learn the German or French
languages, will do well to take advantage
Of this opportunity. Terms moderate, &C.
coming 10 the times. For particulars adj
dress lock box $40. p. VI. FREDERICK.
Cairo, ILL.,.
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ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

AK any physician If Bcnsou's Capcinc Porou.
Plaster j. not he best plaster in the world Tn,
remarkable article was invented TO overcome the
great objection Away found 10 The ordinary pOIOu.
plaster Of slow action IN bringing relief
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GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
/, Alternative, or bIool.ceal,,ns.
GOLDEN MEDIcAL Discovery
l. Prltoral.
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
l. Choagosuc or Liver >tmu,ant,
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
!, tonic,
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

By reason of IT. Alternative properties cure. diseases
OF the blood and kim ~ scrulua or kings evil, "a.
mors: ulcers, or old sores; hlotohc.; pimpcs
and crrptions BY virtue Of IT. pyctoUl properties
u cures bronchial throat and lung affections mcip.
lent consumption; lingering coughs and chronic
MWngius. It. Chola-oguc qualitlc, render IL M IN
cQuncd remedy for blliou.ncss torpid liver, or "liy
or complaint ana IT. tonic properties make IL
equally ciicacou- IN curing indigestion, los Of mp.
petite and dyspepsia,
Where the skin (. -allCw and covered with hlotchcs
and pimplcs. or where there are scronlou. alice
tuns and swclliugs, few bottle. OfCuldpu Medical
Discovery will effect an entire cure II yuu feel
dull drowsy, dcbilitGtcd have ,aow color Of skin
or ygloWIsh.broWn spots on face or body, frequent
headache or dizziness bad taste IN month, internal
heat or chils altcrnated with hot bushes low spirits
ana gloomy iorchudipgs irregular appetite aud
tongue coated. yuu are suffering from torpid liver
or biliolsncNs. In many eases OF liver complaint
onlN part Of these symptoms, are experienced. A. a
remedy iorall 'uch case. Dr. Piorco's Golden Madi
GAL Discovery has 10 equal a. 10 effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened aud healthy
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MEDIC
BENSON'>
Capcine Porous Plaster.

4 Great improvement 4 Soothing. healing.
~ on the ordinary por. n strengthening and
oHs plaster. yau,ki!liNga.uLt N one.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY Exhaustion

men los Of vitality. premature weakness cnerya,
ton OF mind and body, disorder OF the brain and
nervous -ystem, and mi.crie, resulting thcrelrom,
speedily cured by BAIEs' SPECIFIC, Prepared by
an eminent physician: g u case. = for Is: .old hy
druggists. For circular, with full particulars. ad.
Grc-. Dr. BATE, 2i3 State street, Chicago, III.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
DIR. PIERCE'S

Are not advertised u "curcal'," Int are specifics In
the diseases for which they are recommended.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

+. I, kunlel's bitter Wine of Iron IL n suro euro
for this disease. II has been prescribed dnlly mr
many years IN the practice of eminent physician.
with unparalleled success, symptoms arr los. of
appetite wind aud rising of food, drynoss in mouth,
Get the genuine; Not sold IN bulk only In ii Lo,.
i!gs Sold by H!l druggists, Ask for +, T. Kinklc'.
bitter Wine OF Iron, and take no other ~ per ho'.
valuable medicine \ trial viii convince Won Al
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THE MARKET.

Bank landing, j cents per per 100 u
and 10 cents per Dbl. higher.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer james Fisk. Paducnh,
Charles Morgan Cincinnati.
tityo Nick-burg Vicksburg
&. W. Andcrson Nashville,
J. \. Kellogg ST. Louis,
Kanawha, 81. Louis
John 4. scuddcr, II. Louis,
DEPARTED.
Steamer James FIX paducah.
Charlie Morgan. New Orleans.
j. \. Kellogg. Memphis.
CITY Of Nick-burs, ST. LO1is.
kanaWha, -, LOu.
G. W Anderson, Commerce.
John \. Scudder New Orleans,
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Each package contains DR.. Saniord's Improved
cases. Price, Slco. For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS ~ POTTER General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists Boston, Mas
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SUFFOLK, -. Feb. p, i.13.
Then personally appeared the said George T.
Dinsmore and made oath that the foregoing state
mcLt by him subscribed l. true. Before ne.
SETH j THOMAS Insticn of thn pnnr.
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sensation, tho hrst since the brute Odir put
to death three women, just two years tg'
Yesterday. The murderer of to-day i'
younp man named ChRs. Il. MeGill, ant
I tho victim was Mary Kelly, 25 years o
/ age,
! For some weeks past they had bean al
outs, and he had lost track Of her in the
city, although she had recently been writ
ing him letters, Offering to make up the
quarrel. Hc was unable to ind her where
abouts until ho had sent dccoy loItor
using thcname Of Mary HuG, friend OF
hers, who lives In Columbus, asking TO
moe, her yesterday in Wood street. The
woman wasst the place at tho time NAMED
and MeGill saw her, ana by using an nS'
complcr. succeeded in following her 10 a
house ON broadway, whore he me. her
To-day lie purchased a revolver Tor "
30 ana went into the yard back Of the
stara to practice with hS weapon. lie
ared three shots, hitting once n blaek'ng
box lid. Loading the seven chambers OF
the revolver. he went 20 her house and to
her room. Alter talking With her Tor
nearly an hour, they sat down together
and he drow her head upon hls shoulder
with feignej affection, Putting his len
arm around her body, he drew his rs'oI'
yer and shot her under the right ear. she
exclaimed. Charlie, forgive me, aud send
for tho priesI :" Bat he continued to
shoe, until her face VA, literally peppefed
with bullet holes. The seven bullets haV-
ing been hred he then sa: upon a chair
and reloaded his weapon. Finding that
she slill brealhed. he lined up her ls!1 aria
and dyed two bullets into her heart, aud
nut aaal one in tho forehead. between The
ewes. making ten in all.
Satisfied that she was dead. be TIRES the
revolver upon the bed and went down
stairs, and meeting two men in tho street
took them up stairs and said, "See what l
have done 90 He asked that policeman
De cent for, as he wanted 10 give himself
up. Tie was accommodated in few m'n-
utes.
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IN. Thomas. banker. Of Des MoinSs
has suspend sd Liabilities $26, 600; asset
SIS. 600
The linbillts of kenucr & Co.. OF C'h
einnNti, will amount to about $So,oo
They propose to pay twon'y or thirty
cents on the dollar.
The failure OF Samuel Blin n Co,
Wholesale grocsrs 81 Chicago, Is announo'
ed. Their liabilities are vHt.ou'iy stated
at Sl25 600 60 $4,000.
The creditors Of Jacob Benninger, .
Cincinnati pork packer, died petition to
force him into ,nAruptcy. His liabilities
ara estimated at SloO 90 and bis assets a.
$4,000
The RollinE.tord savings Bank, salmon
Falls, n. H., has hocn compelled TO shut
down,
The revenue force In Nor d aud South
Carolina and Georgia is 10 DO puI GA "a
war footing.
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NITRO,GLYCERINE EXPLOSION
Seven Men Killed.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. ,, 1873.
Al about ten o'clock this morning two
tons Of nitro elyceeine exploded while be-
ing loaded into car on the railroad track
near the iron mines, halfa mile from Ne
gaunee, Lake Superior.
Seven men were killed.
A locomotive and car were destroyed
and much damage done 70 the railroad
track and 10 fences and dwellings in Ne
gsunee.
The names Of the killed arc as follows :
Is. A. Wheeler, Walter Wheeler, Ira
Huckley, William Meyer, Charles Milton,
Jeremiah Foley, William spillmAn.
The force of the explosion was mainly
downward The cause of the explosion ID
unknown as yet
The locomotive was lifted into the ait
and thrown fifty feet, where it landed
confused heap OF wood and iron. or the
killed, S. A. Wheeler ard his son Wal
ter and Ira Henckley were employed a.
the nitro-glycerine works, Henckley be
ing superintendent. These three were
blown to atoms, no piece Of flesh large
than two pounds in weight being discov
erable.
The other four were railroad employ
ees and we're in the cab of the engine wher
the explosion came. Their blaekened anc
mangled remains were thsTe, the fesl
stripped from their faces and their limb
and bones broken.
Ishpeming, three miles away, plainl!
felt the shock. The damage in Negaune
was probably $500, and some person
there are reported seriously injured by tn
conclusion.
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The Miflinburg Telegraph says Mr..
Wm. Ruhl, aged about 10 years, son OF
Henry Ruhl Of Buffalo twr, narrowly es-
capped being killed by brace Of highway
men on Thursday evening OF last week.
He had been in Lcwjsburg and lett for
home, in his buggy, at about o'clock, p
m, Of said day, and when In tho vicinity
Of the public school house, near tho Great
Western Hotel two men on foot demands
cd him TO halt or they would shoot him
lie refused 10 do SO, whorsupon they fred
ut him. one Of tho balls passing through
his hat Being entirely urarmod, he play
ed the whip on his horse and escaped,
Who the would,ho murdororS are he has
not the sligates, idea, People who have
occasion 20 travel amer night should
hereafter be prepared 70 giyc villains Of
this character warm reception.
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Valuable Farm
PRIVATE SALE

PRIVATE SALEl
The undersigned offers for salo his farm
In Potter township, Centre county, one
mile east Of Centre Hall, known IS the
Robert Pennington farm,
Containing l46 ACRES,
in good state of cultivation, no hills but
gently rolling. most all limestone land
about l25 Acres cleared, balance wood
land near the buildings. Upon the farm
are a large BANK BARN,
Frame House, Nearly New.
of modern style, Hog pen, Smoke house'
etc, Two Apple Orchards on the farm
water pired into the house>yard and into
barn yard. The farm is well fenced, and
one mile from blacksmith shops stores
churches. The terms will be made, easy.
Bounded on east by lands OF late Sam
Huston, so;ith by lands Of late Wm. kel
Ter. west by Keller and Bible, And norti
by Bible and Huston. Also nineiy-sii
acres Of mountain land.
Address or apply TO
ROBERT A. MEANS,
Lewistown,
l2dec3m Mifiin county, Pa
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REFRESHING & VICINITY.

On last Sabbath we were 10 degrees be-
low "Sslinsgrove."
The festival in the Lutheran church on
New Years night was a grand success
The occasion was TO give the young a
treat Of the good things ofihis earth. Tru'
Iy the master has said Feed my Lsmts, .
The Reformed are making ample pre-
paralions for the rites ofthe dedication oi
their new church on next Sabbath, Jan.
ls, There is tremendous crowd expect
ed.
Oliver Gramley, from Cedarville, Hi
ois, has returned to paw bis numerous
friends visit afier an absence OF nearly
u ysars. He is as Of yore, congenial and
full of fun. We wish him happy stay
and mile OF sRusages.
On last Sabbath evening the Evsngeli'
cal church was crowded even unto over
flowing, TO hear Bishop DubD', OF the Ev
Church, preach His text was, Examine
yourselves whether ye be in the faith
prove yourselyss." Cor. 1875. He deiv'
cred one Of the few good sermons which
we Rebersburgers are blessed with. May
he soon come again.
Mrs. Cornelius Stover gave birth K
twins, boy and girl, few days age
Very lucky Cornelius; We heartily con
Rratula,e you. HEw Nor.
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riley steady add Cru at o74c,
rATTIE MARKET.
MARRIED..

At the Lutheran parsonage, in Milroy
December ~. by Roy y q. Shannon
Horace Z. Zerbe, Of WiiliAmGporL. An'
Miss Clara Amelia Ossman, Of CenlT'
Hall
Al the parsonage OF Rev. r. Young
LoRAnsyille. Dee. 2S, 1877, Mr.. And,
GrAmley to Miss Calisoa ZeiEleF. both o
Sugar Valley.
On the sAma day and by the same, Mr.
Philip cayas Of NaaiIUnbufg 10 Mis-
Mary J. Smiih Of BoonsFliis
On Dec 25, 1877. ~ Centre Hall. Pa
Mr. Willard Miller. OF Logansville, 4
Mas EliEa J. Albright Of Penn Hall
Pa.
On Jan. s, 1878, by Rev. w II. Stover
at Rock Hill. Mr.. James W Rowan o.
Bellriunte. Centre Co. Pa, 10 Miss sarat
{. Coble OF Housewife Centre Co. Pa.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER,
Centre Hail. Pa. Th'rsd. Jan. 10, rs.

sS-TKKMs.-S2p per year, ,cheT pad "a
aSranes; g. 80 0hsn NOT paid 4" GdrdHet'
Advertisements 20cts per ttFe for three ~
serfions. aud eentsPer hne for ercrY SUP et
ssousnt insertion Advertisements ~ me
year at a liberal discount, ,,,
S,.bseriJers outside the county sho"ta re-
yrif as 10 eta, cvoUnt Of one year posi-
aoe, insteaS Of 2octs as formerly 'ohea P0'"
bU themselves.
Subscribers can dltodyS tel hoto tse'F &c, &C
eountS stdnd al the Reporter op'ee oE ii
s,,Jt;n, fGs IobleS on their papers Y fAe
labI, reads John Roe jan 76.' u wtdaS
that John is iadsbted for Subscription ! .'''''
the LIST Of January, 1878, and ;hdt u -
y,,,c he ,eas paving the pTtntcT,
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&C. CONSER.

In Bank Building, Centre Hall.
Would respectfully Announe TO the citi'
zens of this vicinity that he has taken
rooms in above building where be is pre-
nsred to do all kinds OF work belonging
10 his limo, for men and boys, and accord
ing 10 latest styles. Goods sold by sam
Die. Having had nine years experience
he guarantees all work TO render perfect
satisfaction, and solicits share Of ths
public patronage. 6deoy
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KANSAS

Charles W Stehhins, an old resident Of
AtchiSon, Kansas. will deliver fee lee
ture on that state, and western emigration,
giving good. honest advice as 10 who
should so, and who should not -, Ht
Spring Mills Hall January lsth, y. M.
Milheim Town Hall " 18th : =, IN.
Woodward School House loth Y. m.