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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-06
Household Hints.

MUTTON AND BEEP.-Four pounds OF
beef lose one pound by boiling. and a
pound and five ounces by roasting, and
one pound three ounces by baking.
Four pounds of mutton lose fourteen
ounces by boiling, and one pound six
ounces by roasting, aud one pound four
ounces by baking.
On OUT OF WooLEN. You can get a
bottle or barrel of oil of any carpet or
wooden stuff by applying dry buckwheat
plentifully. Never put water TO such a
grease spot, or liquid of any kind.
To MAKE Toast -WATER-Toast some
slices of bread quite brown, put them in
a pitcher, and pour on them boiling
water, and let it steep.
BED CLOTHES. getting up in the
morning the bed clothes should be
thrown over chair by the open window,
to air for two or three hours before the
bed is made up; otherwise the sheets
and coverlids and be s, being charged
with the moisture Of perspiration, be-
come unwholesome.
HEAT.-More than nine-tenths of the
heat of a common CRATE or fireplace, he
ing lighter than the atmosphere and
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-06

Ten years ago Messrs. Geo. T. isoweli 90
established their advertising agency IN .AeH
York city. Five years ago they absorbed the
business conducted by Mr.. John Hooper, who
was the first 20 20 into this kind Of enterprise.
Now they have the sAtisfaction Of cputrol4sng
the most extensive and complete advertising
cunneciion which has ever been secured. and
one which would be hardly possible In any
ether country but this. They have sncceeded
fn working down n eunIpatx bnesu1aK into 70
Thoroughly systematic method that no change
Ia the newspaper system on America can ee-
cmrle notice while the widest information upon
sI topics interesting TO advertisers 10 placed
aIariilr Al tfhr diSpoenl Of The public.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-06

We promise those advertisers who entrnsi
their advertising patronage 10 our manage.
raent that We win not allow them 90 be charged
in any instance any more than the publishers
schedule rates; thAt we aWklprccure for them the
acceptance 81 any advantageous offer made %
them definitely by any newspaper publiAner
advertising agent, or cMnvAaser OF responA1-
hitv. Although we are unwilling 20 do worh
withnnt a profit, and never offer 10 DO so, YET
la Conformity with the promise made above
we sometimes find Il advisable Comp~nicra
anxious 20 gain q heGrtpg and secure aitentaou,
occasionally make uffcrs which would ad
vance the true interests Of our customers q
accept In such cases Ur hod ourssl ses bound
10 secure the bargain offered
Exirao, 1rom 0f Acts York 7Suses, JsFae IA
1878.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21
THE BOSTON TRUNK ROBBERY.

RICHARD MrCHELL COMMITTED IN DEFAULT
OF BAIL--A GANG OF NEW YORK THIEVES
OPERATING IN THE ''HuB."
The stolen silks and sliverware recovered In this
city Tuesday by Captain EaKon, Of the Fifth pre-
cinct, were yesterday identified by Mr.. and Mrs.
Winthrop Sargent, OF No. a. Marlborough street. Bos-
ton, their property. The man Richard Mitchell, In
whose possession they were found, was arragned be-
lore Judge Morgan ut the Tombs Court, where Mr..
Sargent made ufndavit charging tho prisoner upon
information with having broken into his house the
night OF the l6th inst. stolen from IL the trunk
containing the siiverware aud dresses The prisoner
upon tho advice OF COUNSEL waived examination, aud
stated Ia answer TO tue Judges questions that
he was guilty, and had not been IN Boston ut tho
time OF the robbery. he gave hts occupation as that
OF n saloon keeper, aud said that at the time OF his
arrest he was standing In front OF the Exchange
Hotel with a man named Barney whom he knew
TO be a professional thiei. He charged The police
with having permitted "Barncy" to escape when they
might have arrested HIM. ms they knew his picture
was 10 tue Rogues' Gallery Mitchell was held de-
RoBBxRs on rHE TRAMP.
Tho police say that the ROBBERY OF Mr. Sargenps
the work OF New YORK thieves ana Is only Of
dozen or more similar raids made there within the
past week or ten days. Superintendent Wang yestcr-
day received letter IRON Cnici of Police Savage, Of
that city, Recruiting some OF these robbcrics anu ex-
pressing the belief mat the thieves were New YORK
men. sharp watch W oeing KEPT lor HrrlNal OIL
the '.crooked" characters VINO known have
away from the city Tor days past and they will
DO called upon to explain their donEs during ther alb
sence TIE following rs list OF the foDberies re-
ported by Cnci Savage TO superintendent Waliing:-
Mrs. T.. A. Hiil, who resides at Potts Junction, was
robbed oil $3.50 worth oil jewelry by house thieves
Tho room occul led by Mrs. Ia. Holten at the
Windsor Hotel entered aud je~clry anu clothing
valued at $3.50 carried OIL.
Mira Mary n. Rosseter, who resides Al No. % Albany
street, was ropoed of $3.50 worth OF clothing
Carrie L. baker, a guest al the Milford Hotel was
also robbed OF clothing and trinkets worth $3.50.
Tho dSelling vi Mr.. Z. L. Carter, Of No. 100 Wash
inHton street. entered by burglars, who stole 5000
worth ot jewels aud ciotning
Mr. Y. u Bruce reported that his house, at No. AZ
Fort avenue, robbed Of $500 worth oil siverware
aud jewels.
Mr. G. Y. Banchor. Of No. 100 West Canton street,
estimates the value Of property stolen by sneak thieves
a. $500
The apartments rented by Sir. Fairbanks at tho
Hotel Elliot entered and $3.50 worth OF wearing
apparel and Jewslry carried or ny sneak thicvea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21
HOBOKEN TURTLE CLUB.

A gala day at the hostelry OF Gabe Case, ''tha
road" was yesterday. 10 locate 1t moro explicitly
we're useless. The Hoboken Turtle Club occupied ths
vast havoc during the day. Tho veteran Thompson
G. Dunn. than whom none understands the capsblu
ties Of turtle better, had been busy all tho day be-
tore, and greeted the club, as u came struggling IN
from all quarters, with calm confidence He had
taken Of cnoice turtles, 9. weighing COL pounds; Of
calves ncaas, 49, OF calves ieel 49, onions, one.
brandy, great deal; Of sound sherry vino, u
great doal more, ana OF spices. q various and
soodiy store; and casting them into cal
dron, he had seethcd ihem together Tor
thirty hours before he pronounced his work perfect
The yearly crop OF lemon grove was cut up into
quarter lemons, and eggs were boiicd by humorous.
ALI THIS however, was for the dinner and before this
came the breakfast. Before this again each man wAa
provIued with gin cocktail, which he secfeled about
hls person. Inc breakfast began NJ eight A. H. aud
was over promptly al ten A. NJ Alter this tue mem
bers OF the cuo waited around inpatienily for the
spoon victuais To DC ready, Tor the Turtle Clubs
dinner coussts VI one viaud. They die not allow
their attention TO be distracted from turtle soup by
anything else.
right hand piece oil brown bread In his lett aud
for au hour there very little conversation.
Then began u wrange as 10 wno was entitled TO the
puzc. Captain Reeves was considered The Cham pion
W many, ne having pu. away twenty seven piateius
but tho mead waiter declared that Mr.. Gomacg mad
hidden twenty nine plateiuls ana he was presented
win large buttouhole bouquet the centre OF winch
was cauiihowcr surrounded ny fragrant turnips,
bees and asparagus shoots, ana set oil with lettuce
and Cabbage leaves. Ihe club was lhon called to
order by Vice President Goodspeed President Ashman
beng unavoidaDiy absent, aud speeches ana songs
followed IL soon found. however, that tho brandy
was all gone, and, forming In a procession, that wai
healed by the band, tho CLUB marched rspdiv 10 the
barrooin While the reporter uauo good his escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21
COIONERS CASES.

Samuel cochranc, four years and three months
old, while playing on a wagon In front OF his resi-
dence, No. go third avenue, yesterday, iol to the
sidewalk injuring himself severely that he died
Jonn Banlm, forty-six years Of age, died Of heart
disease yesterday At his residence, No LA Green
wch street
Emanuel A. Jacobs, ten years Of ago, Of No. 31s
Greenwich street, while playing on pier "a North
River, yesterday, ieli overheard and was drowned.
James Jourdan tee ple- minded man, nfly years OF
age ic IRON the NTH story window OF his residence,
No IL Washington street, yesterday aud was Killed.
Philip Pstre, Of No. % 5tagg street, Williamsburg,
was taken suddenly III yesterday 81 Broadway and
Worth street, lie was removed 10 Chamoors street.
Hospital, where he shortly aftorward died. Deputy
Coroner 0oldsch mdt made autopsy ana found
that death resulted from noart disease.
Frederick Jockel, thIrtv-seven years OF age, n
painter, disa at the New York Hospital yesterday
IRON Injuries received by falling from the second
story window OF his residence. No. EOS Wooster
street, on the 27th VII.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21
AN UNNATURAL SON.

Robert Curtis, thirty years Of ago, was arraigued
before Judge Otteroourg yesterday on a charge Of
brutality toward his MOTHER who 10 sixty-four ycars
Old. From her evidence well as mat OF several
neighDors II appears tnst Curtis has been Tor long
time In the habit OF beating hts mother, ana that
yesterday morning he forced his way into her room,
NJ No 2ol Delaney street, and began beating her,
when her shrieks Onloor Mcclure TO the house
He burst IN The door just as Curtis was raising a
heavy oaken chair to crush the poor old creature,
and arrested blow that might have proved
fatal He thon took the rufnan to tho
station house and produced him 10 tho
Essex Market Court when Mrs. Curtis was helped
TO the stand brutal son cried out in patoxysm
OF rage, hat old nag there hao me arrested because
scolded her Tor drinking but do what you please I'll
murder her and all VINO had a hand IN tnis the FIRST
chance get. Curse her III boil her ny IN vtrloL"
'.Young man, the Court interrupted, "you arc
fined $40 and placed under 81, 900 bail 10 keep the
peace In default OF this commit you to the Island
Tor twelve months, aud I see you don't got out be-
lore your term Is over"
Win a roar OF anger the ruifisn made dash AZ his
old mother, who was being hoped away, and as tho
officers hin back he shouted, "Mark my words,
pii kill her all who connected with her "
have 10 90 20 nell three minutes alter IN Kill her,
50 hcp me God, II u costs me my lifc" and rsvibR,
cursng and struggling, they LED Tho beater oil bis
mother away 10 tns jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21
CORPUS CHRISTI.

The festival Of Corpus Christi was celebrated yes
terday In the Redemptors,s' Church, Third street,
with great pomp and ceremony. This Is especial
feast among the Germans who mostly worship In this
church. For half hour before the solemn high
mass commenced the bells OF the church ring
ing, and during that time military company In fu.i
dress, winch belongs to the chu arrived preceded
by the roll Of The drum. As the soldiers entered
the sacred cdince tue band in the organ lott
played q march. An interesting portion OF tho
service was the procession winch headed by tho
military, who carried heavy white silk dag and tho
Stars aud stripes and next came members Of the dif
fcrcnt religious orders, composed OF Old and young
members OF the congregation. Preceding the wh,o
silk canopy usder which the celeDrant carried the
blessed sacrament q number Of liltle girls strewod
flowers At tho consccraton Of tho mass the soldiers
knelt, saiuted and dipped their colors
In St Patrick's Cathedral Newark, as well the
other Catholic churcncs Of the Newark diocese, the
feast OF Corpus Chrisu was celebrated. About two
hundred and nifty persons were confirmed ny Bishop
Corrigan, the young candidates being marked with
badges, sashes, &c. Alter the ceremony low mass
was ccisbrated BY Bishop Corrgan assisted by Rsvs
Father Shepherd and Borghese. In the AFTERNOON
vcslcrs we're suns, and tncro was removal OF bap.
tismn vows, procession Of the blessed sacrament
and tho benediction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21

or cause or permit TO BE- destroyed injured any
register OF births baptisms, marriages, Deaths or
burias any certified copy OF any such register or
part thereof or snail forge or .rsuduently alter
In any such register entry relating To ANY birth
baptism, marriage death or burial, or any certified
copy OF register OF any part thereof, shall
forge counterfeit The seal belonging TO any register
once, shall oer utter dispose Of any such regis
the same 10 be false forged uttered shall be guilty
Of felony, hall DO liable 20 be kept in penal
vude for life, for term not loss than i've years
(27 and 28 Wet. o. Az 20 be Imprisoned for any
term exceeding throe years with or without hard
labor, and with or without solitary eoudnement"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21
ALL FOR HER.

Longi NJ solde and Dominica PontoIlana. both Ital.
ans residing on Marion street, when arralgnsd al the
Tombs Police Court yesterday presented a shocking
appearance. The forehead OF sods was cut in three
places, aud the blood stroamed down his taco and sat.
urated his shirt. Pontoiiana's head Dandagod so
that two severe wounds which he had received were
not visible, Uut the blood had soaked through dyeng
the bandage. His face also cut ana bruise over
the bore further evidence Of desperate srur
gle In when The prisvners had been engaged Each
preferred charge oil assault against the other Ous
OF the explanations and counter explanations judge
Morgan eictod the fact that thoy had fought on ac
counSof woman. The prisoners were com mitted
for eYn I'm nj 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21

BY tho act Of ana William w, chapter So 500
ton IS, Is enacted, "Ihat the Registrar General
shall be made sea Of the said Registrar Gen.
era sh all cause to be sealed or stamped herewith all
certincd copies OF entries given IN the said ce aud
all certified copies OF entries purporting 10 be sealed
stamped with the seal OF the said register Office
shall be received evlds nee OF the birtn. death
marriage TO which the same relates, without any
further or other proof OF such entry and certified
copy purporting be gwen the said Office shall be
OF auy force or effect II not sealed or stamped AZ
aforesaid"
ny section 81 Of the act u enacted that afor
every general search OF the indexes shall be paid the
sum Of twenty shiIiings and Tor every particular
search the sum OF one shilling, and for every certified
copy the SUN OF two sbilliugs and sixpencc," excu
sve OF Inland Revenue stamp (33 ana "a Wet, 97J
OF one penny.
The act "a and rs Wet es section 49, cnacts ,ha.
whoever shall ''unawuy destroy, dciaco or injurc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21
QUARANTINE REPAIRS.

The las, Legislature appropriated $4,000 for .
thorough overnauins and repairing Of the Quarantine
buildings on Hoffman and DE- islands, IN the bag. ana
the work was commenced Monday last and Ia 20
be completed IN about one month giving employ mem
Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21

THE AbbASblNAIIUN NOI UNPHLML OIIATEU.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 49, 1878.
To THE EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
see by this days issue that you have article
tho assassination oil lincoln. will state here that
long before Lincoln assassinated Booth said II
tho kcnnari House, Cleveland Ohio, "rhe man that
mates Abraham Lincoln viii stand the high
est pinnacle oil tame, ~ suas his
mind rested on that subject. Yours truly,
CHARLES HASTINGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21

IL il longer the recognized custom TO have mar
rsge under sucn conditions according 10 the English
law winch has been followed; II was its minister
shat performed, neiinsr he whom IL recog tied
and In whom consecrates the power to celebrate
marriage; II ~as the French. priest
Dne power upon tho character aud the compe-
Seucy OF which reposes the validity or the nudity
u an act which could not have been valid TO
English legislation, though It had been accom-
p,Ished BY the English priest who had neither power
nor competence with regard ~ the foreign parties
who presented themselves before nim Il Is incon.
sesbe therefore that the power the French priest
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
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william n James, psishiJ Mstsaa
q >.issks CITY Aaliipsi Bsai.
Ny tinsp az "a "a essiisa itwea euk
oftls 4 sttiet cbuu ~ The ssrl@i ia
disisi dis'net 81 tie state pJ Nskftsks
sitting IN spi ~ Lancaster Tya.y 10
the abpe entitled sspsf, ADD 90 ne
.@ittripi. nii OF Ta.sIas the ayth
DAY ~ April, A u 1873. =, ~ s'sl "a
3. VI. 81 ,apI dsy oasF III ssie ~ cut.
iig auction ~ ,bs iryti d,aE aftls
bslhtHg tr0wn - ths gsHH hDpe
sitistel ~ he iesa ~ ~rs ftegA 10
ths 1laniy 81 Wsbggr MAfe ~ Mob
rtsss. ii.a fIp. ~ . tasdSss mac; ~
iahi bius ssai istaR ~ tho <si1 .pasr
~ IL Wthslsg 10 81 be fsath wass
quarter ~ 80 ibsl fsp ~ Ftsble t.g,
fagsa eleven. Asbau ksant h'Fs
rasss. SAD che s1I,l wet gaaSfeF ~
agio#i ug, toe s4siat no nal sigs-
"a. Ncssimrtapgs s~sttRelt
listaa ~ I.sa NBsd sbi, 4lsa day
81 MsTeH lhIA. =,
iAaH@ ~ Fgsr Ah1fig,
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AosifF y itetbx Figsss, That ] gill ~
wui5a 81 tarseas wbs neg dssssS ~
orpf thslstg ses "a csasFssiss fsytsa
rhess ~ lhe p~f5nss5s % sss ssa sshsas
oih etsiarf gsEy . ~ Nd tqls ~ the
hsei f~sta,isy ~ ts& nsgsns ~ l~a
Fnssy, Mas, Agsp.i, sed asssmbsf
A pops. Cs nap't
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

Ds,ytEpsfs. Cough. falds kaser,
sra.uspsi " The shtasss ~hseh Herr.
-. rAsiis SHEER, n'es. ssst P..pifv
srs suhjvtt too As saa.i ~ uasss
ans iaEbneo I've iss Aag9iat~ff,
10 J5kgs a5teilas.. hott Nv
Il n shsrss 10 H. fvifsf,
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psMplEE.

vii mAi iffsel 'he fgsaps ~ D
sitssle Nggsable Balm lass Ill -
n.sseT An, ffsctss As.d Fsst1nes. esy
ing fIs~ ssi1 .oit, thar n~i beautiful
slsD iusiu,sstins ian pegiooing > ins
nyiAnt gr6wih ~ ran ~ y bald teAd
% o, smooth fsse. Address iurf0sfhg
2 ~-nf Taprs SehteiI " tt
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ID. grta.art - EnutAa

Ct J.e ssssoa, viii te held az Fdhtca
Iowa, on the Chicago. bgd ssshs AID
Quincy rsilrosI, My 18th Ms ess
than 10 bead sre ipelaled Of DailS
eows aod helisss, the prepsr,yof hon.
III y. Moore, Of hsl Osk ard a.
+. West aud Rebi. r. Tabb,. ~ vi.
Ii-oa, Iowa. Uoi duty, he prince
Of Auctioaesrs, WI, eobdpss the ,als
All Tho strains vii be- Represented
froba The mos, eslsbrafel fansy 70 ,he
c,tnmantr but assiui sgri-. A large
ausegd.see 10 are. /. prsa.ssd, aat q
warm we,Some va 10 sirea 20 sh-
Addiess eilhr 0fsks above psri,s
49, glhscI hcsdn
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sta Ss bmlse ipr al iL.sc sish.
zee sask "a ibs, ss1J dom. s.d To-
sure : ened ~ itss plastA
SA am Ns w. hvsstLt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
TINE REQ CLOUD CHEF

erooot mspsr sifar Tor Sst Al
Mas lrrrs.
-Sss the se~ building. rolus AZ.
"A ssvs, variety Of uinmci bats
Ladies cuts, cheap abd slesast jl-i
received st Mas LUTzs
we circulate over so copies OF
he CnlIpt seek
-s-e Marsh. ne- Harvester With
, ell. binder sttsrbed.
more men from waukou. lows,
sssivei. wspk &C .st here. there,
sseO.
Lock al that large ID. Of Liddy'>
=. ~. Deishsr Of StAbiet L peisA.
. o. called % 10.
Geo. Bsafer vas severely ipjs,cd
~ ether dAyiby falling. L. better aov
.sn.--Carefully read Mr.. Hops. card
AapoAss esaump
Many sho arc no, subscriber.
70 the CAM this week. We 10.
IN 'oa to take il. OaS g. 90 per
yer.
-M;oer wa. ..s,e.," n, N. p,;n,.
~ ~ the extent Of q handful Of candy
Per ssls A. Apsrss!n.
Roose aud lots in Red cloud cheap
(lopA va,er n,iv;I.g,. Good frame
sosAe. Apply immediately to
'" ''""
""
b =. burtoo showed us Az IN
:. ;.s.m.. r., 60 -. ~
TAs pr;nc;ples Of cou.,roc,ioo ara GOOD
s,d 70 iudre ,ha, /, does good WORK
A letter from Wells and one
They siIl appear in substance seI,
WV
around. over Miner. .,or. nov, rs.l
... ~..L IN -.
some Of them nex, week.
Went somebody Introduce ~. 1,
The strangers who. walk u ,traa.
so"" "'ee' "" wv s"'e"
Our school il prospcriny unde,
, IN, f,;.,t R,h;..o.. au;n,s,r.,,o
-Dc" forget to examine the pew
sd Ia proved Marsh Harvester.
H"~' p''sa ApP'es ="
MINER n"'s
~
.a.;,,..,.A.... ,..
torn 70 ""'s'iy planted.
a., ,;,;..A !, Tow,
there q. cheSp ~ y pace IN tie ss''
~ s.. Iii, .,, ,,n,n.s.
,ssmsnisl means cf amu-ement.
..ol 1,, >,
.
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J,tilNnu upRx.
hrA lnfA

lush Eams haossss Oh h -
Ntlkrta any pshesFsiiDs stsf nssas
81 ptlgz ivuk1 aal hygv.s. II oil
Heka tie aldess b~s,hersoit s.a pAsg
W a. shpH ng~ sed pat va sp,j
lsih sod ny eli gsiDss4 Mstsfs
AUD dtslsw 10 leatbar
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slrgcagLl.6 AoailAgr.

TgE tesf 10 = 20 G..
CAmphar.iel llansbafs Lis;psai, far
m.s Of lssss Gao is ,abs +. pB ~
si runeY a. - Pguer. 4gsel,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

The now Marsh Harvester vith
ito siK.ADd ah.ll.fyot cuSapi tbs tes'
mos, complete sEi NOS, ,rIisSls ,clf.
BIDDER eKtsa,, is just tbs s'achIne that
our farmer fisuds wall wa4i iLis hsr.
vest 10 cut their srAn.
Sold ty stahior 4 Deishsr. Bod
Ca1a and Hastings, Nen.
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Rrp CLorp, N.h Apr 81. ZEE.

BIDS VII be rc1eigei accompanied
With approved toHa., upiI the ives'
tieth ~ May 1879 ftr the briek work
and t.a-terirg of c%0urthuu'r 70 "a
erected 81 Rti Chm rshrs,.a
TA,rxht 70 riees any or I'll bids y
tc.errcd.
80 q X r. FUTON. Con'racio-.
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sTaAyG ERs Nv
ynw gzT..Irgt

DO yoa wsUt = At0yf a p'oR or
auy,tlps 10 thc i,sni~sfe ilSs ~ de
liichsn, Or isr's hcr 70 10 tire ROXY
Hhrsssm silfe "a toss, 10. yonr
tfasGfs yoar snicaitufi iupeEspw.
ADD your heater. TOR the psrlor 90
fEoee. i0r the cook Yc8m.
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Holbach's Price Last

wolbach's Price Last
HASTINGS.
% yds Sheetins for 500
70 :. fast CoLors Prlsts 100
Is F., Good Bingham 100
la Heavy ShirtinG 100
s.. Good Browo Duckisg 100
Ladies' Cloth Shoes 10
Mems Pbw saoes 100
Me-. Fail Suits $50
u.,'. Rrt Fall Hats so
Apy having watches. cloets Or
;,vslry needing repairs, Gill do well
20 oali 90 J. 8. Hope, at Miner Bros.
stere.
See Msr.h's self. binder, warrant
Cd to Be the best in use.
DIED.
% Saturday 20th inst o. IL =. ~.
Nsss,s Z. oldest daughter Of Ihcs.
J. sed Corusli4 Warj sSsd : yesrs
ss4 10 wosthA
The lis,le sifl complained Of . pain
10 Der shrvs, 90 Tuesday aud W,
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viii Mt CHprsss It shsi gou see Tbs
new gooGs q, Mas MrBgIbNs t5g3lj
NJ I s Hon. f,rmcrly Of Va

MI = \ Hop. 'nrmcrly Of Wan
son. Iowa la heated IN lhis place 10
the builins oocapied by Miner Bros.
where he vii b. found a'vaYs ready
~ a,teuA t. tho wn's Of eusfomo'
! ,sir,es Anything 10 the ieweirY Iss
q. ws,chef, clocks. sreetaclss &c u
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