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.IOHDING DEPARTMENT..

Our facilities for doing all kinds of job Work. in the va
rious styles of the art surpassed in this section and
respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
line TO give call. BY the judcous and liberal use OF
printers ink many mans fortune has been made. and the
field is still open. Try it.
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All tic5 N the rifle contest at the new shooting
gallery for tac purse ol So will be shot off b,
those having chances at 5 O'Clock this evening
sharp. Two prizes will be given next week.-Mrs.
prize, So; second, 81.
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special meeting of the Young Ladies Tenn
perance Society is hereby called for Saturday, at
O'Clock p. NJ The report of the committee on
cooperation will be acted on and full attend
ancc is desired. +. VI. RICHARDSON, Pres.
XETTA SHAWN, Sec'y.
Committee
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The records of the School Directors OF District
No. 10 of South Ottawa were misaid by the form.
er clerk, supposed somewhere in Ottawa and the
district is anxious TO recover them ANY informa.
ton as to their whereabouts will be thankfully
received by The present clerk, JoHN SnEEmAN.
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Round trip tickets for the Union Temperance
picnic at Ottawa on the 22d inst will be sold by
the c., +. IL p. railroad at one and e-ifth
fare, good to return on or before Aug. 23d.
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Old settlers, and all, when in town next Thurs
day, don't fail to call at Hess New England Ba-
kerry for your lunch. He has full supply of
fresh cakes and pies, bread, buns, ice cream,
fruits &c, &c.
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There will be peach and orange festival at the
residence of John II. Newell, in the town of Deer
Park, ON "Wednesday evening, August 14th inst,
in the interest of the Baptist Society. \ cordial
invitation 10 all.
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It is rumored that a man who was married to
an Ottawa girl OF respectable parentage a few
weeks ago is bigamist. 1t Is reported that he
has wife aud two children living in the east
The man is now working in an adjoining town
and the matter has been placed in the hands Of
the proper authorities for investigation, aud
further developments may be expected.
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MONEY To LOAN on choice farm security at
per cent. interest Enquire of Levi W. Rood
Sheridan, La Sale county. Ills.
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Rliln Clull.

There will be a meeting Of all interested in the
formation Of rifle club at Ebcrsol II Krousc's
gun shOr on Monday evening.
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Desirable Kansas lands cheap-2 miles fror
Burlington. See Z. II. l.. Swindler.
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I'oi"ly inc cloths, which he is prepared TO make
are the admiration Of all. Call and see his new
cloths and prices
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Don't Forget II,

II. Walthcr is going to furnish the best refresh
mcnts at the old settlers picnic, next week, a
the very lowest price
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To Old and Young Settlers.

II. Walther will check your baskets free o
charge at the Reunion on the 18th of August.
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Another invoice of those ladies' walking shoe:
just received at Child X Phipps'.
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The Eagle Mills -four is praised by all good
bread makers and it is acknowledged by all TO bc
the best
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OTTAWA SCOopcd .

Lomasney's horse, Gray Charlie" won the
trotting race Ut stteator yesterday afternoon,
taking the first three heats No time given.
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke common to.
baeeo, when they can buy Marburg Bros sal Of
North CGrolHo' at the same price: jan5-Iy
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When in town on Thursday 10 the picnic 90 to
Hess bakery for a good lunch cheap.
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You will find everything in the way Of picnic
eatables and refreshments at IIess's bakery. Re
member this when preparing for the picnic at
Dcbolts springs on Thursday.
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Wood sells an excellent brand Of -four for s.. 30
per cwt. II can't be beat in this market
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Remember that Woods best -four made from
st. Louis white winter wheat j. warIanted-S
per ewt
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Greatly reduced prices on job work at the Fret
TRADER office
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For good boots and shoes very cheap 90 to d.
Lcahys.
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A fire was started in one furnace Of the glass
works yesterday.
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A large stoel, OF glass balls and a trap at Ebcr
sol " Krouse's
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Old and young settlers; please remember and
call at II. Walther's ice creamery next week. and
get y"nr outfit for thN hig ucr,ie Everything
good, fresh, pure and cheap.
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Martin Kcim has the sole agency for Ottawa Of
Phil Best's Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer. De
lvcred free to all parts OF the city.
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For the best -four in the market go to Woods
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The most wonderful remedy Of the aye is now
placed within the reach 81 all. BE he rich or b,
he poor" il costs nothing TO give this great
remedy trial DIX. KINGS CALIFORNIA GOLpEN
CoNPoUNr, Tor Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Low
Spirits. Loss Of Appetite Sour stomach. Coming
up OF Food, yellow Complexion. General Dubiii
~, Inactivity and DroWsinc,s, Liver Complaint
Jaandice aud BniOusnes>, for which IL j. a certain
and speedy cure. No person should De without
il, In order To prove that it viii DO all sc claim
for It YOU are given e trial bottle IRE RI eoy'
which will convince You 81 it, truly wonderful
Iherits, and show yOI what r. -ular Ouc dollar
Size bottle will do. For sale hv
ll +. J. GEICG- Ottawa.
70, o, o. that extra fine ice cream AZ II. Wal
HERS j. al the 20 u Ottawa and - sale county
n" the FEEE TRADER olice--frst-clasz work
i''''''' I prices.
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Quite a crowd from thi, city attended the races
at Strcator yesterday.
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Nltschelm is agent for Eliel IL Co.'S celebrated
bottled beer, the best in the world Delivered
free upon order lef. with him at the south sid,
brewery or by postal order
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/ July. 1871 IsI2 1873 1874 ls55 ist6 1871 ls7s
HghcSt temperature. % 70 . IS " So ~ IS :
Lowest Temperature, q y q e q. IS = q
Mean Temperature. $50 Sf 3 s2.j So y StI -
Mean temperature for years for July. So
Mean temperature for years for The year, 81 9
Rain fali-inches, 263 81 6.S $50 Ill % SO Z ~
Number OF DAYS
which rain FELL. 6 u Il ~ II u
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! Those who contemplate locating permanent.
| ly in Texas will probably be interested in the
following weather report for the month of July
I at Galveston rs shown by the L. s. Signal office
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Necly'- stallion, viii make d ftll season, at his
place in Ottawa.
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Can't. JacLman'. seal shooting,

Yfa. fit fHYe tN tisf''r
Capt. Charles II Jackman of the schooner
Della Maria of Gloucester shot a seal while at
anchor in Ca-ro Bay. Il is against tho law 20
shoot seals whore the Della Maria lay. NJ two
owners 81 sensible residences Ind a special
act passed hy the Legislature ~ Maine making
ii an offence, " they thought II To- he II
pleasant thing Nv tame seals. and thus add T.
The attractions of their summer homes. "
became known io those mon that seal had
been shot and at . O'Clock in tho evening when
Capt. Jackman and his crew were asleep. they
wore aroused 10y a tramp OF feet On the deck.
and soon acccrtaincl thar Shrriu md four
men had come 10 arrest the CAPTAIN. The
Sheriff had no warrant 10y which To- arrest the
Captain legally, but demanded that he should ny
once 70 20 Portland and answer 70 the charge ot
seal shooting " Not tonight said the Cap
tain, it's too late for me 10 be out; but Will
Soc about II In the morning
The sheriff ana on" man stopped on board all
night. and next morning rs the vessel WIS got
ting under way, a lawyer said 70 be the owner
OF one Of the houses stepped on board with
some pnpers for the arrest Il Capt. hickman.
But the Captain, fan wing that il was best not 70
b. arrested on such trivial charge, blnndy in
formed the Sheriff and his man. as he was heat-
ing out by Peaks Island thnt they could take
their choice. either hc landed on the island or
take a trip To- Gloucester. They ucmurrel M
such proceedings but decided 10 mNsr the best
of 1t. and were landed On the island. whence
they found their way back 90 Portland Mt their
leisure.
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Excursions.
-REDuCED RATES TO
COURTNEY nANLAN BOAT RACE,


COURTNEY UANLAN BOAT RACE,
WEDNESDAY. OCT
EXCURSION TICKETS. via DAY LINE STEAMERS
and II and $ RAILROAD to MONTREAL AND RETURN,
a.
LEAVE VIA DAY LINE STEAMERS, foot Of vcstry at
ass VI foot Of 2tth st. ga reaching Montreal At
9iu A. NJ following morning
81 TO MONTREAL AND RETURN.
70 WITNESS GREAT boat RACE TICKETS GOOD
SEPT 30 TO OCr s. tNCLu sivE, VIA TROY BOATS
FROM PIER ~. n r. FOOr LEROY ST
ANDsEE THE BEAUTIFUL PAIL
~ SADES
ROUND TRIF. - CENTS - -
Boats from Canal 81 for fukr LEE. PLEASANT VAL.
LEY AND SHADY SIDE on SUNDAY, at u A. -
NJ 2and T.. NJ DAILY at 10 \ VI AMI =, . 30 and u
+ NJ landing at 2ith st. anu 3ith st. DAILY anu sunday
iUmlnutcS later
NJANuATTAN HEA"H.
WI MONDAY. Sept ~. ami after trains leave Grccn
point ON the even hour from " tosP " Phs|n
gers leave 2si st. Sew YORK side - minutes before the
hour Returning. leave Manhattan Beach Tor Htecn
point hourly up to nIiP Boats AMI train. VIA Bay
Ridge. ever, hour and trans via Prospect Park, every
hall hour. same a. heretofore.
SEQ small time tables
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firlantIli
slcntistrg.

sentlstrl.
fNEETH EXTRACTED, s5c., with vas h1r ,
tuil gum et,eiup. Dk hkulHilfuN G6 W'-t an II
NOUN Sot hRw me t.cui Gotp
w IN !. j iOiI. Dentist. .nl Eaton sl.
Opposite ,iN nan.
Between Ny rite hV AMI Mili"u-lhy st. BroohYn
81 IlII. UtM SETS, extracting with ras m.
W.T. clml' DI MOpLMANN. ar 81 ay, southwest
eV.uvr STU 81
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a JiEOME PARh
hlh, Sil ! lllI. and l2,h O,inhor
Races rlnucntr ga % dAr promptly "a . O'Clock
~ ADMISSION 10 lIELn tl GENTS
Z, MuLAILl &c. A BELMONI President
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II fOOiE 4 DONNlllN l.'ssrrs and VI fnarrrs
Reserved seats Orchestra circle uni balcony, ip
Mr. ami Mr. v \ FIORENfE
Mr ali Nj. " j fLuElNtE
n TIM MIGHTY DOLLAR
frerN scene. costume. appointments Hui property ni
urrs New amt prepared totally regardless nf Irnse
A. rNEQl ALLIED DlsrElHl RIOS Ol tHAlNt TIERS
MAflNEE~ WEDNESDAY AID SArt hpAh
THE AQI AKIIN. Broadway ami I1tl II
Immense Success
THE bNtA AZ HlEkMANN
AMI MS .hirniu- t~-i-ttut WILLIE ApulE
WONDERFUL MID AIK I~rENSlON
THE SrlluIN CABINET
Most marvellous performances ever srtn Al urW %
never PERFORMED hDlufr o. any nur
thnulr ~ Programme NrrhN
Admission nconts. reserved seats. 90 cents extra
STANDtKDTuFN Rfoainu ul laI -
- WV HENDERSON Pfnurrtur tni Manager
EVERY ENINlNGaudS ATt RpAN MAIlNEh. uuil 1000.
uicI notice, frcle CLARK $500. ,,iu courit taiI.I
FALSE TITLE.
pr ~rnteA with now SCENERY ami strong east
Trcc, 2,c 1u. Ia p amt 81 %,
MpuiuN. oct ~ return of LMNEr n hls
new
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NION soUAmrTMEATnE.
'VnEATKE HRIGnToN.

L I2ds hiuAdw ly, h,tWrrn IN ana 3l,t SIS
sun more nov stars aldrd 10 our hlr.nIr mlmmnth
lrgrammr The largest best uni cine apc-t n ~ York
ApMlSHluN 2pCENrs
I(HOOkIS' DANCING ACADEMY, 1854
- btunur St. wal optn for th" II t~DAN. OCT
], 1874 Al the in-'lumhc Dances M one course rs
SONS separate cla,-'- tor ludiv-. rrutlclur and cn
dlrn The nr,i r,',l, private ~, AMI uor Nua Charge
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oolrntto-

IP.rOMN ADVERTISERS
~ MAY leave their ftNurs tor ltr SIS az the on 81
author istr ul town alveru ~eusnt HaIDes.
ass Broadway. CORNER nf Al-i - O.. + VI, aui
Bcs .t2;. 80 corn. -fh ut q -
o. p st i4th . conner Union square uh =
NtUxfrltItr-.
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w iith II Opposite Academy of Music
ONE WEEK Only
Commcurir. Monday evening. sent ~
The Finest stud Of Horses on EertA. including the
Original Brnno hos Great Equestrian Company
Jackits chy's Japanese show. and
Name Rmncharts Mouasrrir ut Trained Animals
Matuecs daily at2 except MouiNl
Admission. il cruts thilircn unlrl .. . cents
Reserved seats - cents extra.
Monday. the Broucun Horses lri hN -rnums will pass
over thc following route. preceded hv Mrn'rr> nam
Leaving Irving place at 10 O'Clock lth Il 90 Broad
3ist st. a. ih AN Cooper Institute. Broadway to
an It g. -h av. % 3itA st. aiN 5h Hs. reiurins I"
Irving place
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RERRRSBURG AND VICINITY

| By the wAy Prof. Msllorys entertain,
| ment eame % az the time mentioned snd
70 say the least ii Was = grand success. The
| programme is entirely too lengthy for state
menl here. hencc-mum.
| We are 10 have model subscription
school here before harvest IL is 10 open
/ in week or So with list Of some 40 pu-
pills A. L. Wolf is teacher.
The other morning j. p. Frank lost one
| of his best cows. She was valued at tocty
dollars.
Ia now "for a fact that the arm Of
Dubbs Wolfe & Co. ofwhich w r. Baily
was agent, has changed hands and Is now
carried on bv Spigelmyer Bros. The YER
diet Is ny zll that gave them n call thus
far that they sell very low, We wish them
success.
The talk IS that the Lutheran church
will be dedicated onthe II Of May. IL is
Just about finished.
Rebersburg can now boast of but one
Dentist which is even A. W. Hafer. Tn,
doub,edly great many will procure cure
tor tooth ache while the sun shines.
The largest attended sale Of the season
was tha, of Jonathan Is reamer of kream-
ersvils He sold his farm 20 Joseph
KreAmer and now has tho Kansas fever.
He intends 20 leave before long, A. J.
GrAmley leaves for lows in = short time.
Isaac Kinney has returned from Kansas
and means 20 move there Ss soon as he
can sell out The Concers that len Eve OF
six weeks ago all like il well
The other day Philip Gramly came
very near backing over steep bank Of
some so feet with his team. We presume
most remember that be sided down that
bill before, few years sEO, OF course
there is nothing like getting used 10 .
thing. but wsuld !. not be well 10 watch
As we'll as pray in the future.
HKw NOR
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DIED.

On the 9th inst, near Housewife. Con,
tire county, Ma. Alice J. Hazel. conSort
Of Samuel Hazel, aged % years. months
and days.
On 9 inst, near Centre Hall, Rachael
wife OF John II. Keller, aged "a years, 3
months and ii days.
Deceased suffered from stroke OF
paralysis In spring OF 1868. since which
time she has been utterly helpless. With
impaired speech, though retaining sound
mind, until close TO her last days she
bore her long and severe Affiictioh with
perfect Christian resignation, and amid all
WAS cheerful because the Lord in whom
all her hope was conferred, bad willed II
so. She was q consistent member OF the
Presbyterian church from her early year
until her end. Her funeral on Tuesday
morning was very largely attended, tht
Ret. church At Centre hall being nearly
filled with relatives alone, while others 4
whom she had long been known wort
present in large numbers TO pay q laa
tribute of respect TO her remains at tn
tomb. Funeral services wers couductet
by Rev. Grph sssistsd BY Rvv's Fishe
and B0sss. E1l
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The Concert hold in tho Evangeit'
cal church, on Lass Saturday evening was
a success. under the management Of Prof.
n. n. Huber and Lowell NJ. Meyer, The
singing by the class WAS very good, inter
spersed with solos, quartettcs etc. The
Centre Hail Cornet Rand played some Of
their best strains Of music which was not
at all offensive 10 the cars of the people,
The opening orPenn Hall Academy
hss been postponed until April -, on &C,
count Of an operation that Prof d. NJ.
Wolf was obliged TO have performed on
one ofhis eyes,
Lemons at c. DinKcs confectionery.
Centre Hall,
Marble mantols, monuments, head
and foot stone. OF the most oHquisitelwork>
manshir, at Hcislcr's marble works, Bellies
ton;o.
Why worry and suffer with coughs
and colds, when such an excellent remedy
as Green's Compound Syrup OF Tar, Hon,
ey and Bloodroo, will relieve you. Only
try it. AK ysur druEgis, or s;nrckeeper
for il or send to +, p, Green. Bellsfonte.
Ii has cured number,css eases
A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
CHANCE, ,--uASpwAKx, rINwAEE AND
srovK sroRE FOR SALE Located At
Spring Mills. Centre county, Pa. the ter
minus OF the Lewishurg, CenIe aud
Spruce Creek railroad Is now a very
good stand, and will be one Of the best
in the State this year aud in the future
The tin,shop alone will and does pay we'll,
as there are nsns nearer than Millheim
and Centre Hall. both about 6 miles Of.
We can convince any parties wishing 10
buy that /, is q good business point WIN
sell store room and eonlen,s NJ fret cost
Our reason for selling is that one ~ US ex.
poets 10 be away Ere4,er part Of this
summer in the water and steam COVER
nor business, in which We have lately be-
,ome largely interested, and our business
in the Rellef'nte store requiring x our whole |
attention. This is good chance for any |
me desiring this line of business. Fer |
particulars, inquire OF the below mentions
Il arm al their place OF business in Belle. |
'ente. THOMAS A. Hicks i BIO.
Fine weather changed on Tues.
iAy to cloudy and rain rain on " ed-
nesdsy.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hail. Pa, Th'rsd April II, rs.

rg-TrRMs. So per year, ,rheH paid -
sfrancc ~. - tchea net paid "a adCaBcs.
49rerhseuents 20c5s per lane for three ia-
,srtions. and ceatS per has for ersrv SUB,
seo,trni insertion. Advertisements 6g tht
year al a liberal discount.
.SuJsrribe-s outside sbs county slowld ~e.
NIT as 10 cts, dmoaat Of one yedrS post
age. instead Qf 2octs as formerly tchcH pad
JV themselves.
Subscribers can al,rays tell Aa,r their ae>
caisqss stand al tie Reporter Office By COW
s,,ltiac fhs ladies' oa thsir papers, II ths
table reads John Roe jan 15'' q FsaHS
that Joha is indebted for subscription FROM
fIs lst of January. 1875 and tRat u IS
tl,nc be tnnS nnAfnn The prinftF.
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The Dexter Spring Was n child OF
necessity. Three or four generations
had been jerked almost TO death or had
their 'pines twisted into permanent
curvature by the continuous jerks Of the
Elliptic Spring. or latterly had their
ueckS broken by the side throw Of the
Concord.
For these reasons the people de-
uAuded q Spring on which they could
ride with ease and which would at the
same time be strong and substantial,
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InnaK MEET1Nas-

CKNrRr H,rl. IopaE. No. SOS, !, q, Ufo. y, meet'
every saturday evening In the Odd Follows hall' -,
I M ClIrIriNp sect "a r. SAMMY. A, O..
otn FoEr Lopar. Nc ksT, y. A, NJ, meeta ON
Monday evening On or before each full NEON IN tne
Old Fellows Hall, 49, m
&. = NrRiAcRER, Sect. II, q. khihhh w. ~
PuNaursS GnANaH, Nc a T Of "A, meets al their
HAll, Centre Hall On the Saturday en- or before NH
moon ZAP. NJ and ever two veses Aften SsA A.
Keller Master. lroNANn kitaSEt wv
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STRAWRRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Nv. Cor. Eighth snd Market Sts, PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Frederick Krumrins. ofFsFEa'
,On township. died on Thursday 4, Mr. a,
ra,an old rssiasntsr OF Ferguson. ano
we'll knswn throughout this valley lie
w.,,rood citizen. free and out'poEsn In
hi, opinions. aud = 1tsaneh democrat
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MAR RIED.

On April 4th at Potters Mills, by Rev.
g. w Bouss, j. w. HeatOn. Of MileSburR
10 Malinda Walters, OF Potters Mills.
On April oh. ut Spruce Town. by the
same. james B Lee. of Centre Hill, Il
SAllie X. Wolf, ofRprncetown.
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For meeting this demand by supply
ing the CELEBRATED DEXTER
SPRING which is so rapidly super.
ceeding the old styles the Dexter
Spring Co. have no apology to offer
but rather feel that they owe the Driv
ing Fraternity an apology for mol
hGring produced,,it sooner.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS
no
DENTER SPRING CO..
HUTTON, PA.
3jau23t Near Pittsburgh
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-11

We are sorry to learn the death
VIM. p. Mapus, ESQ.,. Of Bellsfonte, on
Saturday last. II was but = few days
previous We hsd seen him, apparently in
his usual health. He was the only son OF
the venerable james NJ Msnus, the nsItor
nj the Cantra county bar
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-11

CENTRE HALL,
mAnrBAcTrmMA OF
Saddles, Harxsss. Brides. Cellars, WAips,
Flynsts. and also keeps en- hand Gotten
Nels, etc. Prices low a. any where else
All kinds Of repairing done. The bes'
stock always kept on hard. All work var
rantsd. 4 share ofths public paiFopAKs
10 kindly solicited. ilspr. ~