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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fer the week ending Feb. 8, 1880
- Y,, r,rpr,.v ~ our own repOrter.l
Gen.rnI Dit.ctlens.

General DirscticnE
send only good artioe The freight and other I've
up poor goods everything IN good order An att.s'
look examination. ADD olen makes ss0 .sc,rey
sioveuY appearance FANS fhcs soe'
30 tat motion Will allow the contents 70 cha1ge ,rs
Use plenty OF cdn dfL straw with efgs tans
Ulaiy with D1af-a ssnclp ate i bcstanu note
on me box or barrel the amount also sena %
NJ the lime Ing what is sent tho route n No.
An should also be ucose1in ina Olel %
Always the numDer OF packages secure 10, ,or
the reputation inc goods In best shape SO 'n' '
marx Is 10 demand.
BEANS oo,a
peceipts for the week: Beans 1880 pkgs Peas iObl-
bush EXports-Beans, 1878 pkgs; Peas 1910 DusL ny
lrgr pgrt OF The weeks shipments Of beans were purchsso
more than and do not rerresent The
business transact past week There has been very
call for fos export, and the small loDbn 'S
sufficient % susta'n prices. heiiums nav.
very light INJURY aud with pressure 20 sen, ..o
market Is quiet 81 50del 5jmos sales &c the u, W
figure Re1 kidneys freely offered and du ~ III ~
6s TO- white Kidney and prioes are oars o
than pnmInal There htls more iDqu!y IYf ,bisSA
Teans at 81 quiet bot steadily held No
-. I'm IL ..IL III 1r- Lun..tlnnA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

~ Potatoes 1894 0Ds.: ~ Onon' l9 pigs The
demand S. mainly Tor shipping PURPOSES
The market is not active aud prices are Only steady About
100 bile Potatoes arrived ny tho as bermuda steamer
sold s60f7 Delaware sweets are rather easier
and 81 % Is The outside figure for choice stock onions are
I'm good and southern Vegeab ca are be-
ginning hut there Is scarcely suhelen quantity
the establish quotations some very GOOD tior
ida BeRns sold e3@S3 90 crate and lew Green
pa nl 3 nor DmntnLinna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

rsl1rs AND nERHlFs-ynrsM

Expart Apples 1891 bbls The Apple n1raet IL very
oni~f bEt Cho'ce stock held hrny ana with
fsihrr more coincidence Cfanb,rrier arc moving
on fairly at about lasI weeks prices some
crates have "a ~ 10, Tut trc "a
10 stock here Ros enough exceed - ~ There l. some
demand FOR chose Rug Florida oranges At stronger prices
ht Tho ayeIa,e invoices rather slow and
imgfoyement In prlces. Few FLORIDA SawDees and some
los from ChailcsiOn sale 20 Gay bu' thu
sri.st0n steamer here iodaY not IN at >
:, m The lev Uefries arriving not thoroughly
Tiesd and ONLY fancy ftuiL dealers about hand
th Florida berries seihnI at 5nN'Jc per
estons sold at i"c al. QuOtatlOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
tnr-ns. rYRRIEs AND Nurs-uWED


Receipts Dycd Fruit for ne week D25 pkgs With 3HS
rkr. Of ul PecabA fAloiiH
o, I.d Apps - bbs Ihefc Is 30 special movement IN
pv klnd Of uc-.ic Dried Fruits Confined favorable al
vices from chicago uthr western distributing % ME
I.sd 1.sl-s 10 believe that oar marhrt VIII
III, those ,on. there ceahle nrnnr.-
Already but m tn Rhsorre OF iianeuOus S effect upon
not be- "a tested Fancy State quar-
Ter Ap7s ON string. ned Il &C. bat that T. above
,,fpffef-' 4gurcs New North Carolina Peaches efer
M; Choice lJt would probably bring 20. oid arr
~ INK a. "a lot o 30 bDs low grade AirfHa s"lu
4, lgc ANA sour o n Rrnde NJ lJ the stock OF
pnrkberrs -evcengy light ami be- rather hrnnct uc
- neon "a Re-. of Pume Plums have had moro In
Hi,iry nnd Oh ice stock has sli a. llc., ani more
a.. 40 nr1cr R1spbrF
-htcl arr lower AI. ChOcc Han0p'Eed Poanulr " nc
n. AMI verv M. Hickory Mute not plenty. but duh aAd
,.aE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

Apples. Baldw1ns.


receipts for the week. 2i2 bales last vcek $40
bales: corresponding week last year. 2SoZ bai.s
no change She general festnres II the trade EN
are entirely ~ the market and brewers 2ro pur
rlas ec On IN exceedingly limited scale few very fancy
Hons In t hei al iOc but there Is scarcely any
thing -abe this lrke just at tie moment above 5oa
Togn adyces indicate duh etA gee ny with little Oh
nothing Ing In Anne lean Hops Quotations:
state Choice 10. 81 $50 DO Fair 10 Prime rs
Ia food ~ Prime d33 Do. Poor 10 Far 20 -
3D. IaiT TO DO. Fair 10 OoOd.'1 2dlO
AND fKiSS.
Trappers md colcc have m'rkced then SKINS very
me psst tue receipts have been liberal
kuns are fgecy oerd AT quotations. but 0nye are rather
Tim n fariug afrihcr decline Ia this article Quotations
riue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
MIk

Tho Sauv average receps or The Weef ~ The various
,,trfs ~ distrbnter vs. flows ire railway. -
aus VI Green. $40 cans 81 Mik Harlem slro4d 40?
-. ev.lavta Railroad Sos do hn1son RIVER Railroad
oo Midland RAILROAD. o5 cans 81 Mik ana 80 taps OF
1nlscfl nearby routes l,t1D cans OF ahh
tosl gqgO cams MIX Of 80 quarts each The price ~
yieb In surplus has been sold on m platform during me
ranges tom ~ to 81 1.-THE l0rmtr The opening ana
inc later tho closing pnce-snd the ayefae va ~ ~
isre IA decidedly nfmer iceng So tie uaFl Ct ana dealers
arc nor expecting steady Improvement me p1ce paid
taTrn month Of January VIII average &c SVh
mis- -iOu ~ IL viii clear about &c. pei quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
POULTRY AND CANE.

About y carloads Of Live Poultry we're received Yesterday
~fch overst0oked marKet and caused weakness N
tress especially for fowls. The supply OF Dressed
Rnrifrv III rather moderate and win fair demand
In" q rset is Orb FOR good stoeE Considerable
held 10 the country Is arriving ID Dhd
order and sells low and irregular prices QUAIL 1Iouse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

Pardces Rabbits and outlawsd Other kinds OF
light supply good demand and firm. ouotauons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

Receipts Tor Tie week. .O2 usgt; last wees 49, pigs;
corrc. 0ndinv wrck last year lO,' rAE-. lhe cHh,t
rlth- tp.leTlav d4y reug lc1 the market worry
materially snd al strictly Tres. id Exss have fe1dy
~ q a qtut .to.s IrI stock are NOR" silNhe iAu
lh,v have ir-ii nut rrces show no tmpror cment a
~ further 90 frc- aid stock Is looked for Inc
wtat rr tOuiinues cold Quotations;
Peub.6N.Y~ dor as Canada fresh ~ ~ il4 ,
Western frrsh -...- a. htAle. D. rel.. II, @,S
-nnll.ri. fresh IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
financial.


ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ tir. Morsass Ssp'Fb w % F5% q Co. Meabsrs
View. TorS -tocs Exchsnge, Wallst
AL STOCKHOLDERS of the Germania Pc,
n froleum COnpa call on write 10 JOHN POSDiH ~
Broad-st. stockholders please bring stock. -
LIZ who are interested in railroad business
y and mileage statistics should gst The Al
a. ANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
- get The Tribune Almanac for lss0l gives The hgnres
United states Revenue aud expenditure slice 1870 PRICE,
10 cents. by mail -------
ID PER cEST BONDS.
rorso,o,v f'' AO'O }" p5AiSSiEL A MORAN.
81 Plne-st, Now'York
OFFICE on ISTgaXAIoYAL AND GEgAr NORTHERN r. R. cog
20 Eychan place, NEW YORK, Jan a. l'oO.
DY ORDER of re Executive Committee,
ID the books Of the International and Great North
At the Fsrmcrs Trust COMPANY n NSw.York ART
closed FROM 'h' 0"S THOMAS HOS as H'P PEYRs1 President
CAPITALISTS, b mixers, Investors.-Bonanza.
Y OF The day. The reorganiked New pTs ana 0s%sgo
rURFKA CONSOLIDATED-Imp No
n rce-Pariies holding this stock viii AM 1t TO thor
,utcest 10 consult Immediately The Burean OF Mining In
otmation No 80 Broadst. Room o. Best of references
given.
GAS STOCKS.
Al NewYorS and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
u GEO ii. PREM llss. "a BROAD.sT. n Y
4 ' M = VI M N l.lN II. w. N tJpdiitlA ahiD -
~ stocks & Bonds bought & SOLD Eft hEwIII.s broad''
JERSEY CITY per cent funded debt bonds,
y due 1909 also Jersey city Improvement per cent
o''''' III '" u. A HURLBUT. Jr., CO, % wailst
MILWAUKEE aud NORTHERN RAILWAY
WI GoNPANY.-NOTICE TO b pNDuOLDERS.-A ma
rv The bOndhOicrs Of this Company have entered mo
f0rsclnse tie mOftgage Dl IN the foao ana
lie Company. All bOndhoiherS who desire 70 par
icina can do so bv leaving their londs Wth = Apgai
,.ber Of lie Merchants Exchange National ank on or Dc
o.. Too 4th day OF February 1880. GUIDO fflsInk
l''0 '"' 4'' Chairman OF the Bondholders' Commtes
NrEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY 20.
II row appears probable that IN immediate sac OF the
80 Ter ~ Midland fnilway may he effected
pnr tbe plan of ahisauon Committee re aimed
1873 coupons anu lhe luh"e" oioSV "'"9 A0'
1877 4 and s7j coupons. -- - ,,,
II absolutely necessary thai these coupons ana minded
interest be deoosited before the sale OF he fof Hold
er will plsa-e forward them o. once To the central truS
Company OF NewYork with the numbers OF the cerhcaIes
Certificates viii be issued therefor without additional
second bonds with past due cou
interest bonds attached viii be received by
Le Central Trust COMPANY until February lc 1850 on pay
,nent OF 1 mere value. CHARLES PARSONS,
~ Chairman Purchas Committee,
80 Pine 81, p q. Box 10.
NFw-YORK. February 3, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

Us. STANTON, 10 Nassau-st has for sale the
new Oswego Midland stock called New-York, Onta-
tic and Western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

rec4.ris for The week 122A boxes last week. 6.S65
boxes corresponding week last year, 2b,li9 boxes TX
Dol the week. Z4,SJI BOXES: saline TINE las Ses''
d1ZOi bosses. Liverpool cable quota "is btsdy az 'n
TN. ta.rgct has ruiod fairly active and urm an
the wees and seller have succeeded in reaching l0c 10y
s.fiv Farcv Cheese ~eyea quite la q sales
are rcpOrttH that Lghre whirn causes feid hnh -
aud some lots be rachel short 81 10 90 Export
qa have pur has literally T. estimated ths NJ ea,
20 coo boxes ship Ell this week MS estimate ~ hase
1tnf rny. Ine home tfadc i
fai hcr qnet niv ~ fhc extreme mice on
CIV bur, are Jfob nv fak ug fl from iOJi boxes
nfv Pr .ti"u. o tt fItrr afyrotnnuH Il he mli'
would De %. they ST. unie.S thcg ar nade py
The weafher wl.e Tpuhei ~ Canada, wiI predicted shO"
sfoiIn ioI The 20 of February. Quotations.
rtatefaat.v fancy IfadI5 Oho 20 primcl3 sdl3
h. rofu 10 prmr Ola, DO far 20 goOl... u 0la4
Do ian IT, gopd....l8 Glt DO half SKINS IL ~
III I.r - ms l. cIf Niacni Choice Il . gfl "a
ONO tine nat.....I alG9 Do lalr 70 prime. Is eli1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

TASSlOCKS & City X. X. IL Loanand lmp'yt
~ stocks & Bonds bought & sold EFT hEMIIIS br0ads'
Jersey CITY per cent funded debt bonds,
y due 1909 also Jersey City Improvement per cent
bonds for sale b. - ., MN. D., A co "A vyou.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
STOCKS.

An NewYorS and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
Of prOokVn >estment seculttier d'all " DY -
GEO fl. PREM iISS. "a BROAD.ST. n 4
, 1880-02-29

Col. Lowell calls attention to the dangers
which attend MISUNDERSTANDING with long
skirts. Speaking Of instances which lave
come within his own experience, he speciaiiy
mentions four. The first is that Of d Young
lady who, Willie riding on q road (attendei
by q groo,n>, lost her seat and became sus-
pended BY the stirrup or habit to pommel
Of the saddle. The frightened horse gal-
1oped on for mile, and the unfortunate
latly's head was dashed along the hard.
linty roads and passing wagons. with nm,
happily fatal consequences. lie then men
ttioils another case in which a lady, while
became suspended either by ler habit or
stirrup, while the horse dashed away in ali
directions, but was stopped before much
damage was done. lie next quotes Two
other accidents in which ladies' we're thrown
to the otf-siie of the saddle. In one
case the feet became immoyably fast
in what lie styles 1.-THE so-calied safefystir.
run" and her horse careered and circlnd
widely around, until Others of the comnanS,
were able to catch the bridle and stop t}le
frightened creature. The fourth and last
example cited happened to the eentIeman's
own daughter, Whose horse iumped a ditch
, 1880-02-29
EATIKDAY S TRANSFERS
The following instruments were fled for rec
ord Saturday, Feb. 23:

SOUTH or ClTf LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or SEY
MILES OF THE'CoUNT-ROUSE.
Forty-thir1 st, 4s $40 It OF Shurtlef az. 8 f.
23zx1lS It, dAted Feb. . &C. l. and ". II.
Palmer to ratrick Burns)..
champnin av. bet Forty-third and Forty
fourth sts " +, 2Hfx1a;4 #, dated Feb. Is II.
II. Shepard to II. +. Hoimesl....................
Chanplnfn nv, bet Forry-thiru nnd Forty
fourth sts, " +, D7{11a14 It, dated Feb. Is
tsame to slne> Observation-Disclosures.
Stewart W, 10 It of Fifty y-second ST. t. &xi25
#. dated Feb q III. A. Barclay to Calvin
Wn(f41 -" " ~
, 1880-02-29
Who has just closed engagement OF fifty perform
the Broadway Theatre. y. T.. supported by u
superb comedy organization. in 1'heo; f. snyfe's
charming comedy, admirably constructed And full Of
irresstibly funny situations, entitled
| he Strategists

Two and half hours Of untnter1pptedd fun. No
The New York Herald says: depending, us the
spirit and essence. THE Conedy Of Errors tnt<n-
of them nnd the bcwderinE isconceptions and mis-
adventures tat follow very cum:cnl The urtlsts
nnmed IN the cnst seemed @ to en!oJ their paTs nmd
WHICH Es kebt IN roar Of aushtet to the end OF the
Tho New York Times says: ut Is composition OF
unmitgated FUN. huoyant with action brimm!ng over
With Qualities, md full Of tho live
upon the parts assumed by Mr Clinton Asil h{msef.
hn outside his proper character represents two old
and @ho ~. st ter lei
evolves the results which he desires amid peats Of APP
preciatve laughter. Tho company is altogether e1
her own fashion to the success Of one Of the pleux-
ATTEST tTifcs which have latcy been presented IN
some OF the city theatres"
The Phtladelphsa Ledger says: "The comedy
mounds in laughter-proyoklng situations and there
has finishes OF wit and u,nor tat never fall to elicit
aushter !9 Il was sparkllnE entertaining Perform-
a M lie derent ns:s 'ne
The Philadelphia Inquirer snys "The return OF
Clinton Hairs Comedy Eompnny to this city
Gfeeted hft evennE IN u the park Thentre by at,~
~ troupe Of fun-mnsers, und which wus kept in a
continuou roar Of laughter from the rising Of the
their farcical pay he Strategists, have been be-
fore ldyered tU In these coumns suffice It now 10 say
tut the fun Is ns uproartuus the sitnatfons
f s Hn Us FIJI Is before Of
Next week, return Of the
, 1880-02-29

Chicago, Huntington Il Quincy Railroad.
for Maps, Guide-Books, Timetables, Sleeptnq-Csy
Ticket-O6iees Of the Company il Chicago: aCIs,f:.
st., Grand Pacific Hotel, Erink's Express OMce ion
northeast corner Randolph and State -staj foot hi
lndinnA-av. Grand Central Depot, corner Cauai nj
Stx1eenth-sts., Palmer House, and corner Caoa ls1
Madlson-sts+ ION West Sde).
, 1880-02-29

The following is the tOtal amount Of city and
suburban transfers within radius Of seven
miles OF the Courthouse filed for record dur
ing the week ending Saturday. Feb IS: City
sales, III: consideration, Sls9,& 81, North Of city
city limits, sales, l9; consideration, $2 03l West
Of city limits, sales, i; consideration, $o,700.
Total sales. LIS. Total consideration, S5s7 ,354.
, 1880-02-29

Pullman Hotel Cars are run II: ou9h betxaa, ~,
1T 1880 a. & eaeazo
hotel cars west OF Chicago ~" "e&a' "
u-Depot corner Of Wells and Ktnzte-sts
-Depot corner of Canal and Kfnxia- -st1
, 1880-02-29
Leave. Aniva

C., B. Il Q.PaIsce DlnDg-Cars and Pullman IsHbea
B5ccpfng-CArs run between Chicago md 0mahs 10.
peka, and kanaas City. on the Pacific E3prsaA
Chicago, Milwaukee d St. Paul Railway.
Un!un Depot. corner Madison and Cnna1-sta Tefes
Offices Is Clask-st, Palmer House, md Grand Pa.ae
Hotel,
, 1880-02-29

NOTICE.
. NEW F'IRNT~

Col. John A. Ellison, George R. F1orshe,n ,p,r
nership In the aea cnpart-
GESERAL- AUCTION RCs1Srss
at the old established house. 81 AMI S; Hnndo,,k
, 1880-02-29

7. js!; & f;sE E u {!! :!
The pittsburx & Fort Wayne Railroad desires
to substitute ii double for single track bridge
Acnoss THE SOUTH EtAScH
in the vicinity of Twenty-flrst street. and IN
consideration Of this extension Of privilege PRO
posed To purchase land upon either side at the
river and widen it at thur point at its own ex-
pcnse. which cannot but be great Ad'nntasc
to navigation. ], is nlso proposed to remove
art avenue to point lis near the tracks OF Inc
Chicago s. Western Indiana, Or the western line
Of the street, as possible and to build o9ar', Gr
Mayo: IL IN favor nf both these steps.
An ordinance bus been introduced INTO the
Common Council granting tho South Park Com.
niissloners, for the period or twenty years. tne
! possession Of nll that portion OF
LAKE PARK
between the south line of jackson street and the
north line of Park row. and the east line Of Mich
way OF the If1vis Central liailioud Company, to
be Improved and used for park purposes, and
| maintained by the South Park Commissioners
IN NEw YORK,
the Tribune reports as the rcsul: Of better times
IN improvement in rcal property. The reviyni
of business md the general prosperity in ui the
tr7ldcs and professions are in no way more clear
ly shown than By tie increased demand Tor or
| fees and stores dowu:town: Rents ana prices
have advanced. and many improvements s. ln
buildings have been made, especially near M Wall
street. Great activity fE real estate on the west
side of the city is noted Much interest 1s taken
III tho efforts to reopen Manhattan Market Real
estate agents say the activity in their business
Not since 1870 has there been such demand
for Offices. Rooms IN Nassau street. near tue
Stock Exchange, which hnve rented heretofore
for 81 COZ. will now be rented at 900 year, and
rented at 1900 Or $500 Exorbitant offers arc
which are being repaired. The Offices in the
new Stevens Building. Nos. u and 10 Wall street,
, 1880-02-29
-, AmUSEnIENTS.
CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL.
1rate n1ensure in announcing for 6r1ef engagement
- 49,: 1hnf Gre,t Muslcat Genius RENENit.
THE MODERN
Do ,:;: ;:' 1: ;;:: 10 P|AGAnIuI

,rha entre world Of critics acknowledge htn With
ont :, living rival. Nead their testimony:
GEoP UPTON, ch.cao T1ibpne.He,s IS the peer OF OF
-: Criticism unl every SORT Ut objection away.
SAINT. STEELE. Ttmes-A most extraordinary
49,. genius 4:
GEO. ARMSTRONG. 1nter-ocean-onc 6f f., these TIC.
mc1eors which flush ut intervals across thc SKY
Observation-Disclosures und spr,t1eln.a 1.: .a,ax vie
Echaumy ycIn, ,dubei.nber nuch feurtG vie iokayer.
Light and sparkling as chn1npaKne nod hefy as
HAzzAKD tS. Y.rribunc)-wc do nut believe hehas
rfvnI. ...
POST IN. Y.)-The greatest player thut has ret ap-
pcared III this country.
HERALD a. Y.>-1Ie Is master OF his instrument It
Eows, md burns. and fumes under his master
hnnd.
TELEGRAM IN. Y)-One OF the few in whom the
sacred lire has been lighted and In whom 1t has
reached the fu'lness OF its blaze.
COMMERCIAL. tCincinnati)-llis instrument both
talked and sang. and nt times pfeadcd with pa-
thetic pathoH The audience was hushed Into
hEcathless silence.
LONDON TiMES-ue Is absolutely unsurpassable.
PARIS MONDE 1LLuSTRE-Hts bow weeps, sings.
md siEhs-
PARIS UN1ON-1 have heard Pssauini and think
hear him nguin.
THEO, TFOMAS-Wi!henJ phys for the critics.
Remeuyt for both critics and the people.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

The new moon appears next Saturday.
If you do not know the merits of
Harry Green's cigars, try them immedi-
ately.
President Judge Chas. A. Mayer is
honoring our town with his presence this
week.
Every article of mems and boys cloth
ing, can be bought at the Philadelphia
Branch.
For your underwear, shirts, ties,
gloves, hats, &C., call at the "Bee Hive"
and save money.
"A new brick pavement is being laid
before the residence of Mrs. Roland Curtin
on Allegheny street.
The largest and most complete stock
of stoves, heaters and ranges ever offered
for sale in any one establishment will be
found at II. X. Hicks hardware store,
this fall.
The quality of the beef and groceries
kept at the store of Sechler & Co. con-
tinues to improve. Each days experience
enables the proprietor to purchase better
and cheaper goods and sell for less money.
MIR. Conrad Struble, one of Centre
county's most aged and respectable citi-
zens, died at his home near Zion last Sat-
urday evening His death will be sincere
ly regretted by all. He was 70 years of
age.
The members Of the Young Mems
Hancock and English Club of Milesburg
and Boggs township are requested to meet
at their club room this Thursday evening,
to transact business of Importance Turn
out.
DO not doubt what can be proved. A
trial of the elegant groceries kept by s. A.
Brew s. Son will thoroughly convince you
that IL is the place TO buy what you want.
Go now before wasting your money at
other places.
II had no faith in your mode of treat
ing diseases of the kidneys until tried it,
and cured myself Of q complaint that the
doctors pronounced incurable. These are
the words OF thousands who bave used the
Day Kidney Pad.
Mrs. Sarah Lamburn, relict Of Eph-
rain Lamburn, of Half Moon township,
died at the residence of her son, Isaac
Lambnrn, of fStormstown, on Sunday morn
ing, August %. She was In the Goth year
of her age.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
held next Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Rev. J. Green Miles, of the Baptist church,
IL expected TO conduct the services, and .
cordial invitation Is extended to all TO at
tend.
While digging for foundation for
the new Reformed church on Linn street
several human bones were unearthed. The
fact did not cause much astonishment,
however, a. the bodies OF several persons
are known TO have been buried there long
ago. They were carefully conveyed 20
the Howard street cemetery for re.inter-
ment.
--Gordon Il Lands fred up the first
steam engine built by that firm, last
Saturday afternoon. It was constructed
OF old material, but although We are ex-
perienced mechanics, we could not dis
cover any flaw In Il. It puffed and snorted
and the different parts moved 70 and fro IN
their places with great precision ard
smoothneas. Isistwenty-nve horse power.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
Announcements.
LEaIsLATUi,E.

We arr authorized 20 Announce that CHESTER
MUNSON, Esq, of rhilipsbuFg. Will be candidate
for tho Legislature subject 10 the decision of the Dem.
ocratic County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce that ID. @. WILT,
ESQ., of Mlheim, will be candidate for the Leglsa-
ture subject TO the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention.
We are authorized To announce that d. u HUNTER,
Esq Of Benner township will be candidate for the
Legislature, subject to the decision OF the Democratic
County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce that Hon. j. p.
GEPHART, of Beef0nte, will be a candidate for the
Legislature subject To the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
We are authorized 20 announce that Hon. W. A,
MURRAY, of Harris township, will be candidate Tor
the Legislature subject 10 the decision OF the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
We authorized 10 announce that Dr. Il. = FISH
ER OF Zion will be candidate for the Legislature,
snbject the decision of the Democratic County Con-
ventlon.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce that WILLIAM g.
HEINLE, Esq, Of Belcfonte will be a candidate for
District Attorney subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

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