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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

The Centre Hall Reporter relates sew
cral adventures with snakes In which the
people in that vicinity hAvo recently been
indulging. Il says that james Horncr, Of
Centre Hall, killed garter snake In the
Loop, near which were found Gfty.siI
small ones. DR.. Jacobs, Of the sAtno place,
also killed two ooppcrheAd snakes in his
yard. Mr. John Minnich, Of AAronsburg
on Monday week, killed ten rA,;lcsnAkes
on the mountain north Of that town. Mr.
II. T Zcrby, aided by Frank Weaver,
both Of Penn township, killed a black
snake measuring about five feet in length
A lively encounter between Mr.. Mike
Condo and huge blsoksnAke occurred re-
Gently in Brush Valley. The snake was
the attacking party, and Mr.. Condo, though
much frightened, struck valiantly back
with 3 rail. This was repeated several
times, the snake each time evading the
blows, until at last his snakeship thinking
Il was not worth the effort 70 continue the
fight, suddenly retired with the honors Of
war.
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CoRREsruSpEscE, containing important news, solicit.
sd rom any part Of the county. No communications
asserted unless accompanied by the real Of the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
MARRIAGES.

hALl~-W WlTHERITE-A Hneshurr, Pa. August 2
lsip, by Rev. W. q. Wright Mr. Charlss q tan ef
InionVille. Pa and Miss hATy withefife Of Gum
Stump, Centre county, Pc
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

THE INSIDE or APoCKEr.--Some person
uptown who is on the search for natural
cuiosities, on Sunday last made an invcs-
tigation Of a small boys pocket. These
kinds pockets have always been notorious
for the amount and the medley OF trash
they arc capable Of receiving, but II is sell
dom that list Of such contents has sur
passed in these respects the following, all
of which articles were found in single
pocket Three tin dishes, four checker
blocks, one pistol, five leather wheels, nine
teen nails, two screws, one bottle, one
brush, two pipe stems, four pear stems, one
whistle, two marbles, two paper boxes, five
pieces Of cord, four matches, ono piece Of
an air castle, one buckle, four pieces of
alum, two plum seeds and two printed bills.
II was the intention to expose the interior
Of another pocket, but this was so success.
ful, and so-much more extensive than was
at frs, supposed, that further searches were
postponed until the investigator has more
time.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
Bellefonte Academy.
THE YoUxo LADIES SCHOOL


will be opened for the fall session on Wed
nesday, September Q, under the charge Of
Mrs. w. w. Robinson, a lady Of liberal
culture, large and varied experience, and
Christian refinement. Mrs. Robinson for
merly had charge Of young ladies sem
mary in Cincinnati, and more recently has
had very successful experience In the
Female Seminary at Bridgeton, N j. In
addition 70 her other classes, she will give
instruction in drawing 10 young ladies Of
Belleionte. In this department she has
had succcssful experience. She brings
with her the highest testimonials a. 70 her
fitness for her work from those who know
her we'll.
THE roUSG OESTLENEE's SCHOOL
will open on Thursday, September 4. Tho
Principal hns occurred as classical teacher
and first assistant, Mr.. Chas. Heebner,
graduate Of Lafayette College, Of high
standing, having taken three Of the prizes
Of his class, one Of them being the prize
III clAssics. He has also been very suecess.
ful in preparing boys for admission into
Yale College. lie is young man Of rare
ability, fine scholarship, and comes 70 US
highly recommended.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL
will open on Wednesday, September 3, IN
der the care Of Mr.. Ogden, who IL already
80 well aud 30 fayoratly known among Us.
REGULAR COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
will be opened in the boys' school for the
young men Of Centre county. The Prin-
cipal will give instruction in Commercial
Arithmetic and Bookkeeping, and Prof
Charles Bauer, who il already well known
among Us a successful teacher Of penman-
ship. will take the entire charge Of the
writing department without extra e1pense
70 the pupil.
Thus, with full corps Of competent and
suecefsful teachers, We purpose TO furnish
sll needed instruction 70 meet the intellect
ual wants cf the youth Of Bellefonte and
Centre county, and TO have the Bellcfouto
Academy do more for the credit Of its
friends and patrons In the future than il
has done in the past. What wc Ask from
those who take pride in their own ins,i-
tuition is a cordial fympaihy and n liberal
supPor, in return.
Young men living at distance from the
school can rent rooms in the town and
board ihcmfclvcs at very reasonable prices.
3S-2t J. 7. HUGnEs, Principal.
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--Commissioner Dunklo gave US pleas
ant call yesterday morning.
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evening, are the most interesting zna-uehO
efcial gatherings for young men that can
be attended.
In Huntington county, on the seventh
instant, Mr.. Scott Lake was married 10
Miss Phebe A. Drake; but then brakes
always do take naturally 10 the lake, when
they can find one.
The county commissioners are making
some needed repairs to the cells Of the Jail.
John wetzel and Henry Walkey are do
ing the work, under the supervision Of
Commissioner Duukle
Tho vacant room in McClain's build
ing in which festivals are usually held is 10
befBed up as an oyster saloon, TO be kept
by Messrs. Kunkle & Mccullough, two
young men from Clearheld.
The Council, last Monday night, lis
tened TO the report of the Water Commit
tee on the water question. No definite
action in regard to the various bids made
to Council has yet been taken.
Seven members Of council were pres
ent at the meeting last Monday night.
The efficient President Mr.. Z. G. Humcs,
was absent, and William Shortlidge, Esq.
was elected to serve in his absence.
The musical entertainment given by
Blind Charley last week, probably owing
to the fact that It was not sufficiently ad-
vcrtised, was slimly attended The per-
formances, however, showed great talent
and skill and ELECTED much applause.
Gentlemen attending court next week
will have an excellent opportunity to ar
ray themselves In handsome new suits.
Our clothier, J. Newman, Jr., sells clothes
cheaper than any other firm in Central
Pennsylvania.
--"Economy Is the only thing that will
buy a man farm, ;" and the true practicers
Of economy will go to the store of s. A.
Brew & Son for the purchase of all need
cd articles in the line Of groceries, because
there they can be bought cheapest.
Rev. Campbell, of Unionville, preach
ed in the Presbyterian church last Sunday
in the absence of Rev. VIM. Laurie. We
also hear that Rev. Grey, Of Hazleton,
preached in the NJ. Z. church in the morn
ing.
Thomas Shaughensey, the market
clerk, deserves commendatiOn for the faith
full and efficient manner In which he per-
forms his duty. He looks after the inter-
ests Of the borough, and 1t Ii air the better
for the treasury TO have man like him In
that position.
Clothing should now bo sold reason
ably cheap and IL is an excellent time 70
buy. Dealers will want TO work off their
spring stock 10 make room for new fall
supply. Remember, thatJ. Newman, Jr.,
is always ahead in this respect, both in
ready-made and custom made clothing.
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Az lSTEREsTISo WoRK.-We have
seen n specimen number Of Around the
World,n the illustrated weekly journal
proposed 10 be published by the Faculty Of
the Woodruff Expedition. This will be
one Of the most interesting volumes ever
issued, giving full description Of their
voyage around the world, together with n
description of the countries and people
whom they visit, and such scientific infor-
nation as may be Of interest, The name
Of William Smith Clark, L. l.. D., dIrec-
tor Of the expedition, isa sufficient guArAn-
tee Of the ability with which II will be
edited. It should be in the hands Of every
one.
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BRocKERuoFF HousE.-This hotel has
entertained tho following persons since our
last issue j. l.. Cohen aud @. w Belt
of Baltimore; N Grim, G. A. jenkins A.
q. Halderman, |. $. Hair, w. G.. Welker,
w. l. Pyle, Simon Nathan, Jno. w. Par
kcr, +. Reinheimer, g. Il. Bissel, A. =.
Leldy, George w, Leidy, II. p. Black
burn, l. II. Thomas, NJ. Arnold, and
George w. Strauser, of Philadelphia; O.
Il. Stamford, g. Cohen, Il. w. jenkins,
7. =. Loscre and o. A. Drury, of New
York Prof c. G. johnson, w. T. Ger
son and w. IL. Milhuish, of William
sport; +. w. Thrall and w. NJ Beard
of Reading II. s. McEwen and lady, Of
Columbus, Ohio J. |. Bitncr, of Hagers-
town, Nd. B. B. IIazeltine and daughter,
of Pittsburg Wade Wilson, New Brigh-
ton, Pa. p. J. Sinker, Springfield, III. !;
S. f. NewKirk, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Local Department.
Tuesday last was A lovely day.

Tuesday last was lovely day.
Court commences Monday next.
An aboard for Wayne Camp-mecting
The market fees during the last two
weeks amounted to $3.50
Miss Minerva Gift teaches vocal and
instrumental music at Centre Hall.
The Prohibition State Convention will
be held at Altoona on September %.
The hotel kept by David j. Meyer a
Centre Hall has ten regular boarders.
The salaries of schoolteachers in Miles
township range from Sls to 500 per month.
The Centre Hall Water Company are
extending their line of pipes to the rail-
road.
One hundred and fifty feet of hose have
been ordered for the Logan Hose Com
pany.
An observatory has been erected on the
top of Nittany Mountain by Mr.. Henry
Keller.
The Bush House Is preparing for the
entertainment of many attendants at Court
next week.
The picnic of the Veteran Club of
Centre county will take place at Pleasant
Gap on the 9th of September.
"A safe plan for "moderatc drinkers"
of whisky to adopts only to indulge dur
ing months containing the letter "k."
DR.. DARTS new residence, with its ex-
tensive dimensions, commodious verandahs
and handsome cupola, will be an imposing
structure.
The changes in the present moon all
take place on Sunday, 1t being "new" last
Sunday and reaching its "irst quarter"
next Sunday,
Sunday evening last was one Of tho
darkest of the season. On the. upper end
of Allegheny street, especially, darkness
reigned supreme.
Miss Fannie +. Hamlin, sister of Rev.
Or. Hamlin, os Altoona, is the author Of a
well-written little volume entitled Ser
vice an1Rewasds."
The Bellefonte Jubilee Singers So
concert at Snow Shoe on Thursday
of last week from which they - FHe
handsome sum of $50.
-Philipsburg recompens : School
teachers we'll for theie Ss. Their
salaries range from sgZ=Z so md by.
This should command - talent.
Tho Centre County TAgricultuI ti-
ETY. will meet in the Court II ext
Monday night. A full attend the
members Of the Society is req
The Y. NJ. C. A. meet 1
held each Sunday afternoonS~ =, -
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Order Of Sale.


By virthe Of an order Of sale by
the County Coutt OF Miller County,
Missouri, TO me- direc:cd and deliv-
cred, 10 favor of MiIot Gu ". ami
against Jerry W. PsIlm.u, Ss prInciptl, and
w. Il. Burton, X, TON VallmAn sud Il chstd
BoyUs ss securities, ! hsYe levied upon aud
siezed The following real estate rs tho prop
erty Of said Jerry w, TAllman One, third
int rest In the east halt And southwest quar-
ter OF southwest quarter and soutben4t quar-
ter, section sir, and west hsit south West quar-
ter and Aiteen ueres of Of tho west eud OF
northeast quarter southwest qnafter, section
ave, and Inc northeast quSrtdr Of northwest
quarter, section seven, all IA toWnshlr thirty
sight. range twelve, also all OF the northwest
quarter northwest quarter, section seven,
township thirty-elebL range twelve; H'so all
OF south lalf west quarter OF southwest
quarter and sopthwes; quarter 1puth west quar-
Izr and west half southeast quarter tcIthwest
quarter, section thirty-six, township thirty.
nine, range thirteen; also north ives quartet
northwest quarter aud Wet; hall no ,hesst
quarter Of northwest QnArtet, se9tiOn one,
towaship shirty-ssghI, range Iaifteer, rot.
tanning three hundred snd elghteed (3iSi
acres. more or less; and ! will on
"Wednesday, the Sh day Of August, 1879,
between tbs hours Of q O'clock IN the iors-
noon and 5 O'Clock in tbs sfteTnoOn ot that
day, In front OF the Court house door. In tn''
town of Tuscumbia, county Of Miller hF.
State Of Aissoug, sell 81 public auction ~ the
higbss: Bidder rr cash, stl the right, tide.
interest, elaim and property 81 tho abivs
named Jerry ". THllpHu, Of in and ~ tina
above described real estate, to sausfy ssiI
order OF .Als aud costs.
p. S. MItLRR. ShG. Miller Co, Mo,
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Order Of Sale Under School Pond MOrtgage.

In virtue and by authority ~ an order Of
sale by the County Court Of Miller county,
Missouri, to me directed and delivered, In
iAyor Of County SCHOOL, Fund, and against
Henry j. Wheeler. as principal, and t. b.
Wheeler and Jolius q. Stone, as securities,
and the following described real estate siiu-
ate, living and being In the county Of Miller
ahd 9tals Of Mimouri, to-wits Northwest
quarter Of northwest half Of section sixteen,
township ~ttirty-nine, range thirteen; and |
have sIeEed and levied npOu tue above real
estate as the property OF said Henry j..
Wheeler, aud | will on
Wsdpesdsy, the 6th day Of August, 1879,
between the hours OF . O'Clock in the FORE
noon and 8 o'clock IN the afternoon OF that
day, in front Of the Court house door, In tho
town Of Tuseumbis, County Of Miller and
State OF Missouri, sell nj public aaction 10
the highest bidder for cash, al the right,
title, ipteIest, claim and property of thS
above named Henry J. WkseleT, Of, In and
10 the above descrthed real estate TO satisfy
said order 81 eaie aud costs.
p. 5. MILtER, Shf. Miller Co., Mo.
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GATE FEES.
FOR OON3UMPTION
M

All Diseases that Lead to 1t, such as Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and All Diseases Of
The Lunes. Cured by
Aliens Lung Balsam.
Has become known and appreciated in every
town and village throughout the United
States and Dominion Of Canada. Hundreds
OF thOusands OF bottles are annually sold; and
thousands OF witnesses testify To its uDequal'd
power In healing Il Is recommended for.
IT Is harmless 10 the mOst DELEGATE child.
ltcohtains no opium 10 any form.
"a" DifeellohS accompany each bottle.
u Is sold BY Laedicihe deal ers generally.
IS At
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-10

oNILE Pills are prepared expressly To cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness and Will cure any case. Pcice
6fty cts n box, 80 pills, postage free, Sold
by all druggists, Once, No. l0B N. Eutaw st.
Baltimore, Md.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-10
Extract
The Vegetable Pain Destroyer
NyALUABLE o
inflammation and HemOrFhage.

Piles, Sprains, Lameness, Burns, SoSlds,
Bruises, Soreness, rheumatism, Boils, Ulcers
Old Sores, Wounds, otc. Also for TOOthAche
Headache, Sore Throat, Asthms, Hoarseness,
Neuralgia, Oatsrrh, U,lie, DiartheA, and all
Hemorrhages, &c.
1t Ia acknowledged nv Physicians Of all
schools that FoEps kNTRAor has more won
derful curative properties th1n any otheg rem
edy. no fora OF Inflammation, Pain, Sore
ness or Bleeding. but ir will cure. Space viii
not admit OF naming all the Diseases Tor which
il is "a specific; but we will send . history OF
It's uses bv mail on application. The pleas
ing result4 OF using the Extract AZ n toilet re-
a~uisite, has Induced us TO prepare modified
forms nj the Extract in II i oiiet Soap t50c. n
box Of 3 cakes), y Toilet Cream for soiteDiug
and beautiiyiGg the skln(Sl 3 bottle), a Dem
tifrice (60c.L n Lip Saive (25c.e
For sensitive and severe cases Of Cttarrh,
our Catarrh Cure 10. used with our Nasal
Syringe l25c. l. is b radical cure. Our lnbaler
f40c.l for Lung aud Throat Diseases aud ir-
IsrnSi bleeding is invaluable. Our Ointment
I5Oc.I for Sores Piles. ~, should be- kept W
every family. Cur Plasters excel all oInere.
Use our Med,cAtod Paper 10 prevent and cnre
Piles and Chaang.
The base OF 81 our Toilet and Medicinal
preparations "a PoNp's EXTRACT, which Ia Il
Esvr~s,~@ thAt th-y $50, saPeriVr, -nd daeer-vs
tho confidence ot the public. Sold By all
Druggist. PreOared only nv
PONDS EXTRACT CO,
Now YORK anu London. L23 l6w
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TO CoNSUMPTIVEs

The advertiser, having been permanently
curod OF that dread disease. Consumption, by
a simple repledy, Is anxious % make known
TO his fellow suffers the means of cure. Tot all
VIII .. desire H. no VIII send u o p OF the pre-
.scription usod tfrev of charRts1 with tne di.
~rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a Sure Cure for Com
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties
Wishing tho Prescription will please address
Il. A. WILSON, 1914 Penn 81. Williams
burgh, N. Y. l0-9m
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PENSIONSI

Under the new Pension Law, S,laiers
wounded or Injured, even u glighuy disabled,
can obtain pension Back from day OF dis
charge. One OF our firm in Washington TO
give personal attention W ali claims before
tho departments. Do not delay, hut write ut
once. Send stamp Tor our new soldiers cir
cular.
VIC BESINGER i co, PrTTsBURC. Pa.
Eey-Oldest Claim Agency In the us. ri-lm
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st. Fiianbeth FERRY.

The undersigned has established a licensed
ferry at ST. Elizabeth, Miller county, Ep,
Movers and travellers will find this Gro ssing
mach aeager and better on routes from JEFF.
ierson City. California, Chamois leading to
Rollas Springfield, Vienna, Linn. aud other
points directing from these places than any
other crossing 90 the. oAage river.
~ Ro~KpEKER,
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Has now on hand, aud is Offering for ssls.
The largest and best selected stock OF hard.
ware eyer opened opt in Jefferson CITY.
Stoves and tinwsre, cutlery OF the hes.
brands, granite ware, farming implimenls OF
all kinds, In tact, every artiehl vFually kept
In first class hardware stores, and all being
sold NJ living prices. Give hiH a call NJ l01
High street..
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DEAR SIR.

If you are In want oi anything IN the way Of
Gums. Rides. ReyoIverE.
Pistols, Ammunition, Gun Maternal,
Fishing Tackle, or any other Fine
sporting Goods please send stamp
for NY Largo illustrated Catalogue andP rice
List. Yours truly, Address. JOHNSTON'S
GREAT WESTERN Gun WoRKs P~IrTsBURGH,
Pa. llim
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Orasr Of Bale Under asAool rana norIgar.

IN virtue and by authority NJ an order Of
sale w the County Court Of Miller County,
Missouri, ~ mo directed and delivered, In
favor OF County School Fubd, and against
Isaac Cook, Nc principal. and Bruce Quin,
Erwin Phillips and HeZikish Robipets "a
securities, and the following described real
estate situate, lying and being In the county
OF Miller aud State OF Missouri, to-wlti The
southwest OF southeast quarter, section thirty.
five, township thirty-nine, Eenge fifteen; and
I have siezed and levied upon the above de-
sofibed real estate as the property OF said
Isaac Cook, and I viii on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of August, 1879,
between tho hours Of 9 o'clock In tho Fore
| noon and 8 O'Clock W the A~ftarnoon OF that
| day, Ia front OF the Court house door, In the
town OF TuseumbiA, county of Miller and
| State OF Missouri, sell al public auction TO the
highest bidder for, eash, all the righty title,
interest, claim and property Of the aboveS
named Isaac Cook. OF, Ia aud 10 the nlsoyS
described real eatatP 70 aatiSly SAID order OF
\ eale and COSTS,
p 5. AntER, sba. Miller Co.. Mo.
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Mt. Pleasant, Mo.
oyYrcRRs OF THE ASSOCIATION:
BOARD or DIRECTORS
APPOINTED oFFIcEas ;

s. " ETTER, Ticket SELLER.
Jas. p. SPALpIsG, Superintendent OF Stock,
AZ p. MORRIS, Sup't Agricultural DsLarIm't,
y. ErTER, GEte Keeper.
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The wear aud tear OF business life makes
such tremendous drafts upon body and
mind that without recourse 10 come sustain
log agent they must give way under the pres
sure. 70 those who arc breaking down; or
wasting from general debility or affection 5
of tho liver, stomach and the kidneys; 2 sys-
tematic, course Of tbs Bitters will SO reinforce
the vital functions as to battle al tho assaults
Of disease and rgatore the system to IFS Won't
cd health.
For sale by all Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally.
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IL u s Il A DIS
MagneSia

Four First Premium Medals awarded.
More agreeable to the taste. and smaller dose
than any other MAgnesia.
For sale in Government Stamped Bottles, at
Druggists and CInUtry Stores, and by
Il. D. HUSBAND, Jr., Philadelphia. [l8-Qm
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For np speedy Curenr seminal W Weakness, Iosi
Manhood and All disorders brought on ~ indis
dicnts. Address, DIR. w. yA4yE8 a COs
1ae West Aigth street. C~ineinaHtts y.
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ated by desire 10 rolisys human suffering Il Vii seSnd
tree toA ~ shpdesiro it.fhis rerips in 0arnan Franch.
ortnSllsh, WITH ~ dirocuons. Address. with stampt
h'M'hAssaFL saP0wvr ahloek, Enthusiastically,
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ptooprp poRsrs Three 10 GU.


BSr This rihg must be shown as stated IN
10di Rule sna5 2eguls,ion.
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= q @ o n a ID n
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879.

u1ssEs' pEPARTMENT.-Upder fifteen yea
best Specimen Needle Work, wool.....Sl
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rKmALEs.


.ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO DO
w housework and nurse. Apply with refer
encea at No. 2s9 North aalvez street. between
Harracks and Hospital moo IT.
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=T7---
POLITICAL NOTICES.


NOtire s0 delegates HEADQUARTERS ZEN
oeratic-C Conservative Parish Committee rar H.
fnnna Novamhar 81 IsTa-DeleEateR elected tn the
p~riah Nominating Convention IRE hereby noti-
fad TIM the convention will w called 70 oTaef n
Wild Fallpws' Hall Certificates " election VII
he furnished by the secretary Ct the iar s.al.
Gotnrifttee he No. 30 IL. Charles street, aitaI
IA o'clock, Noynmbarn n. .
= N 80 BERNARD y. SHIELDS, President.
NJ VurrRATH. Seer atary. 80 -
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LIN llarers .

XXrANTED-FIFTY WHITE MEN. TO WORK
wv on tho Concord Levee. twenty miles De-
low tho city. Wages ~ 10 per day.. Apply on
the works. WIN. BOWLING. Contractor.
noe atRu*
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WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising lii the
city ia In this column. ut ten cents per line for
gartion.
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WANTED--A WOMAN TO DO THE WASH
w ing and housework for small family.
Must sleep on the promises. Apply on the
premises, No. $50 U;Rulinaa street. nO4 Il
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CANDIDATES.

vTnr rDr0ner-At nae solicitation %
r,,nhar III nv friends tmany Of Ehnm former
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