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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

Mr.. r. A. Beck, the gentlsmanly bar.
Der whose place Of business is under The
First National Bank, in order 10 keep up
with the demands Of hls increasing trade
has placed one more chair in position and
secured The services Of . arst class Phils-
delphiA knight Of the razor and shears.
Mr.. Beck Is not only holding his oWn but
gaining new friends every day.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

MfLEsBURG ITENs.-Mr and Mrs. VIM.
GrAssmyer are mourning the death Of q
little child, which died Nov. ID. They
have our sympathy.
Mrs. Zimmerman, who had for years
been a sufferer from cancer, died al her
home in Central City, Wednesday night,
Nov. ID. Her relatives should fnd con-
collation. in the thought that her suffsrings
are over.
Our old friends "Spud" Vas in town all
last week, working Al plAstering with +.
ID. Noll. lie is still tone of the boys"
The new oyster depot is completed at
last, and lovers Of the mollusks will hnd
1t an attractive place u dine.
Mr.. ]. O. p. Jones has been quite seri-
ou,ly indisposed, and though able 70 be
about still looks quite pale.
The happiest man We know Of at pres
snt is Mr.. Butler, teacher Of our I'd school.
Il is . fne little girl and came one morn
ing last week.
The latest enterprise here Is pool room
in Harry Levys store room, under the
supervision Of Mr.. Lewis Bullock. Possi.
bly, IL Is q necessity TO our town, bat II 90,
> necessary evil, TO our boys at least, who
are better of 81 home.
Rev. Edwards, who hAsbeen preaching
for the BAp.ists here for month or 80, has
accepted . call from the congregations al
Milesburg, Bellefonte and Marsh Greek
and has gone into winter quarters with
Deacon Robert Shirk. He will have his
studio In one Of the small class rooms in
the Baptist church.
"skipper" looks quite disconsolats. Hi
wife hss gone 10 Lshigh county 10 visit
This teIn the tale.
Milesburg, TOO, has lie newsboy. HI
comes around late Saturday night, or early
on Sunday morning with The Breakfas
Table. We ell indulge
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

--PaItison can thank many Of the young
men OF Bellefonte for their support
Among these Ia Mr.. VIM. DoughmSn, now
with w. Z. Burchaeld, grocer. This rs
our young friends second vote, and, II he
continues 10 adhere to the principles sd.
vocated by Gov. PA,tison and his friends,
will never have any occasion 10 find fault
with the Administration Of our state gov
ernment HurrAh for the young men
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

CLosISo-OUT SALE.-We direct the at.
tention of poultry fanciers to the stock TO
be sold by our downtown contemporary,
the Republican. Unlike most collections
Of this kind, the display consists entirely
Of large, able-bodied roosterS, full grown,
fat, we'll grooned, and, until Tuesday, In
excellent health. That no mistake be
made II is deemed best to state that this
flock has always crowed loudly upon tho
announcement of Republican victories, and
will require years of careful training to
acquire an average knowledge of the shrill,
clear and melodious music now 30 gem
orally heard throughout the land. One
of the specimens, that has ever been inde-
iatigablo in his efforts TO whoop 'er up on
election morning, is Gagged separately, In
accordance with the wish of Chairman
Hastings, who sings thusly of the said
chicken:
Coop that Rooter, for he's weary,
And his dropping head is bleary,
Coop him, hide him, it is best;
For there's not chick to fear him,
And there's not a hen TO cheer him,
And there is no egg laid near him
Scornod By those who did revere him
Hide him-coop him-let him rest.
Oh his comb is cut and bloody,
And his legs are bruised and muddy,
And his breast with blood is ruddy,
And his gills are dArkly blue
Empty crsw and bursted gizzard,
Tail and wings completely scissorcd,
Felled at one decisive blizzard
Routed-skinned from A TO lizard
o, poor cock-A-doodle do
AT the same timo and place large lot
o. cannon, flags, boats and display type.
No postponement on account Of the wealth
ar and fair ctsnce to all bidders. james
z. NJ CArtney will conduct the sale.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

1t iss good thing to keep ones ten.
per in control. II ia ,sd thing 10 have
no temper TO keep in control. Some men
are disturbed because they are disturbed.
They regret their temptation 10 get angry
whereas they would be worth q great deal
less in the world If they couldn't get an.
CRY. Unless they were temptAble, they
would be neither admirable nor efficient.
Thank God II you have q quick, strong
temper and pray God TO enable you "a
keep it in due check, and TO use 1t wisely.
Ill.ailing clothes cause much of the dis.
play Of fretfulness alike 80 unpleasant to
the party himself and these around him.
1t is seldom that any one who wears
Levin's clothing exhibits such poor con-
troll Of their temper, As to get mad and
make = Ounce Of himself Try the PbilA.
Branch and find out. Their goods and
manner Of dealing are veri,Able panAceA'
for ordinary discomfort
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09
The Ladies' Aid Society Of The Epls,

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Epis-
copAl church met at the residence Of Mrs.
A. s, Valentine, on Monday evening Of
last week, and resolved itself int O
''pOund" party. Mr. W. ;. Zellers on
cla.ea As AnciiOneer in selling the con-
lribu.iOns, and owing 10 bis skill in indac-
lag The members 70 OffeF very satisfactory
prices for the articles sil. were added 70 The
treasury. The society will meet ;, the
Reclory next Wednesday evening.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

-Messrs, w. +. Shugert and Frank
Keller, Of Warrington, Harris Orbison,
of Princeton, and Dr. g. 7. RIshel, Of
PhilAdelphiA, were at home on Tuesday TO
vote.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

ESIRA1.-Came to the rremi.c~
= of the subscriber, IN Marion iaurshir ai,rt IL.
middle - September last White litifer ai,,nt Two
years old. sith snne rui aiaut the unfk ussS ne,rh
cut olt - the night ear. The owhrs il aasiftai A.
otherwise she vil b. disposed Of secafslire q law
Nov. = lssA a.,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09
Thursday Morning, November, 8, 1882.

OoEasaFospEscn, containing important news, solicit
I'D nom any part OF the county. No communicate n
Ia.sred unless accompanied By the real name Of the
wrtter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

Our Spring Mills correspondent, Prof.
w. A. Krise and Jacob Risenhuth, Esq,
OF Millheim, we're noticeable on the streets
Of Bellefonte yesterday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

Mr.. Calvin Sanders, Of Mt Eagle,
who wn seriously injured by falling from
9 freight car, which he was assisting in
loading, on Monday Of las, week, we are
glad TO announce is improving slowly. He
struck his head and back against another
car and for some time it was thought that
the accident would result fatally, but ~
Jet Mr.. Sanders seems 10 be in fair way
10 recover.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

Ellis l.. Orvis, Esq, did some effective
campaigning this fall. Mr.. Orvis is one
of the most practical and convincing stump
'peAkers that we have ever heard
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

Mr. f. Conrad, Of the MeVeytown
Journal, has requested the presence Of
every member of the fraternity, in the
Juniata valley, Al Huntingdon, on Satut-
day, Nov. 10, TO express their views on the
organization Of : society to be known a.
the Editorial Association Of the JuniAta
Valley. There l. sn urgent demand for
the formation Of an organization to pro-
tect the interests Of The editors and pub
fishers In this district, and We trust the
movement may not end In smoke.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

The street disturbance made by the
jubilAnt Democrats last night was . dif-
grace 20 Bellefonte. The drunken orgy
before GeD. Beavers residence vas an in
suit and = contemplate piece Of business.
We will give the mA,tRr an airinc in TO-
morrow's issue Yesterday Ns,rt.
Had you not as we'll take little trouble
70 ascertain some Of the facts before vent
ing 30 much Of your spleen , There WAS
no, a'ingle drunken person with The party,
they did not 20 TO Gen. Beavers residence
and there was nothing disgrAceful about
any part OF tho display. But, sweet little
darling, our JOY is 80 complete that you
scarcely receive a moments notice, snd,
then, too, life is just wee bi, too short 70
stop aud kick all the dogs that happen 20
bark st US "As wc 60 marching along"
After several weeks Of the most dii-
gustingly damp weather, and unhealthy
warmth, cold weather has msde its appear.
Ance with the audiences Of : thunder.
clap from = bright sky. The shopkecpers,
who have undoubtedly lost money during
the term set aside for the fall trade, nov
hope for prolonged and severe cold 50 that
they may make up on winter goods wbst
they have lcs, through their fall failures.
Furs have made their appearance in all the
Windows. Seal skin holds its own, but
ot.cr and monkey skin will be worn very
extensively, in spite Of their eIpensiveness.
In seslskins the long Pslis'e is the most
fashionable wrap. MufFs this year will
generally be made Of the same material as
the dress. Thus . lady 10 be dressed prop.
erly out of dOoos, inust have as many
NUTS As she has walking dresses. Military
and Prince Albert coats maintain their
popularity outside Of fur garments, but
many ladies who do not favor mAsculinity
in woman's dress, are taking very kindly
10 the little short mantles and small doll
mans with 0riehtal sleeves which the
French mantua makers have introduced.
They ere made Of the same material as
the dress, and are lined with bright red,
garnet, old gold, or some variegated kind
Of elk. They may be trimmed either with
q thick pinked ruche Of the material Of
Tho mAntel, border Of velvet, fur, or even
feathers. Small mask wells of dotted tule
are nov the proper thing TO wear with vel
vet turbans. They come In numerous col-
ore and match th.zsurban In color. Hand
some new gIoves are shown In garnet
color. The various asthetic tInts such ss
terra Gotta, dragon blue, old gold, clay,
ETC., have grown 30 common, that The di-
whites that make frshionG have decided
that new shade vas necessary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09
EXECUTORs NOTICE.-E.iale

l. AINl lOltS Nol IL Estate
H u Cathatins Ngefs doeessr8 IN the Orf1,sr,'
Couff Z Ceuirs county. Tie auditor appointed iy
the sSid Count e. pass upon tie e.cstalans s q The
aocuuni = I0hH Never Executor Il fs deceased md
make distribution # the tuuE n 30. hands ~ ihp ~
ecutor, q and snaug thase legally rufittai thrteo
sill atfHd g. ihe duies - tis appointment IT he
oice in Belefonie. FRIDAY the l.th dav ~ No,srg
fer u. lss2 At 10 eo'clesk q, wheu and who're ail
parties interested ran attrnd IL they orc t,-ar.sr
y foRTNIY.
%s~t Anaitor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

The prevailing taste at present runs to
small, round hats, and very sensibly so.
The GainSborough types are now relegsted
as rule TO young children and young
ladies. One Of the leading millinerS
showed me 3 charming English hat, made
Of castor colored felt, trimmed with velvet
of the sAme shadc, and ornsmented with
= young sea gull in gray, black and white
at the side. Another hat in army blue
felt is trimmed with electric blue and is
adorned with n blue bird at the side. Little
gray cedar bird', their wings tipped with
cardinal red, and miniature cocks are now
very extensively used. The greatest
novelty Of the season however in the con-
fcction OF hats, is leather lace composed OF
an ecru guipure net, with the pattern run
by tiny threads OF leather or brown kid,
or ornamen,ed With design Of leaves and
vine cut from leather. This lace laid over
velvet or satin, forms the crown Of small
bonnets.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

This issue completes tho contract we
had with campaign subscribers We shall
be pleased TO have them continue.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

i, may bc laid down =, an ineoniro'
vsr,ibls principle that no family can be
happy without omploymeni-rcgulsr, di.
vcrsiGed, continually recurring employ.
ment. There may BE- ,h" possession Of
wealth, there may be An ample domain,
there may bo everything externally to on
Joy, but unless there be appropriate en-.
ployment TO occupy tho body, engross the
mind. and awaken the energies, there can
no, be happiness. II Is the active, Undue
iriou', pcrsevering family that is the truly
happy family, not the idle, the 'loihful,
the useless-not the family that has no
definite plan, no hIed and important ob.
ject, no personal and collective energy,
Neither can e family be happy without q
liberal supply Of pure fresh groceries aud
provisioh'--in fact. the kind SechIer & Co.
deal In.
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saturdav, Nov. 25. a. D. -

n 40 a.cioet. . ". the following dasrr.h,l ral
sstais q ths asf9H3sr's g. uii.
No.
Al ttst certain 8eHsuaEs frusHurui DIS Hf -att ID
situate iu tbr tutourh - BcllsuHtr ~ ut tHu.Hsl
aud dTscritfi - fajlavs g. ust. Esrtuuiuu 90 ft..
U"ar the railroad trHrt tlflnf sla llfEh tari o. tf
~ sect va n g. pet thrpae On nt of EihfiBr VIZ
isfus heifs u7fih D. e. west ~ O. e. pct tlsfs
~ ~ alley N0uth -. essi B5 r. 60 pest ihrs0s g., Dc
u HsuTt ard tAuchsFd sHuth ~ east o. fl taf.us
thence ~ Dot 81 sane Huih hs. aHsi Dos Il o. r1si
thence saujh ~ saat l5G "a ~ tho place ~ lsrn
uiuF-lsfiuF The same uIrssusga ard lat o.. ground
vhieh the said william q. Williams l.y irs, rinrs
hearing even cate herewith conveyed ~ she said q y
Niiitsms Thsfo0n erected iWosfHrt gvttiiDa
house si0ry and half ttorr r1rn inc thor asA
other euttuildiuVs Seized iakeu in paeruii,t std g.,
te soli A. the property e u wfilisus
7. !. DUNkUl. sAertf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

B0-In The Diamond Dye more cslorina
Is given for 10 Gets. than In any 10 OF 20
cent dyes, and they give faster and mere
brilliant coloFs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

-To.hight II. II. Harshbcrgcr, Esq., of
this place, will be married ~ Misc Julia,
daughter Of 7. BarnhAri, Esq., Of Cur.
tin's. Our quiet, genilemAnly friend &C.
dately kept his affair Of The heart 10 him.
self until the arrangements we're all per.
fectcd and then announced himsel! ready
to assume the responsible duties Of 9
bearded Benedict OF course they will be
happy and We heartily add our sincere
congratulations TO those Of their many
friends, joining in the general wish thA,
the tree Of life may bear nothing but
sweet, delicious fruit for them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

A bssksf gartasf NAikrr Ttshsf EsTrnrr HarEs
J J Hoy Tzrmef Marion & Hsrhial Farrnsr Liberty
II NrFer Trafhsf Milo " BAIRD TauusF NiifslufE
G. II Ery CARPENTER Cnlisgs q u WistAf Howard t.ru
u gArdasf FstguE1n W CsdwziIadsr Ur.1rIf's .
u A1ush Warmer rPriBg " Hupsr Tear Wsksr
IisFeF Cistk usilrfif J Weirf rbpsuIkr Harris
J u kaysf Warmer NtFfug HsrbdHl FaFrl Snow Shoe
" II = heN Fafmst 4 lui..u y T. Zefhy Teach Mihstm
Nrvouu4sf Hurusiis ThumpsHr TaffHrf H Huffh
Y = NouaiA Fsfruef Gregg FIishsF r.AtaY
" EauEh IL PHIliJriaufg o spaneIrf Erllrfants
Houis Fafmef Haff5s e Tsnlaf I.al..toT sIftuE
u Waikey CzrV hsllsf auis J Craig Gsni WusiHn
J Hays Landlord Fush v FIsruirg Tailor HsIlrfi
TrHnk Galhfaith Rollrfis "a Alexander fafm Iutau
! n Iamissn laiofts Gragg y kHnr Tarrnef Potter
J = Milss Fsrrst Hustan u RssA TaFul.r TAr1af
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

The ELECTIoS.-The result Of Tues
days work is very gratifying to the Demo
cracy Of this county and State. Tremen.
dous gains and overwhelming mAjorities
for our ticket lie scattered ell along the
line Of battle, the onslaught Was care
fully conducted and so overpowering was
the decision of the people that the Repub-
licans are completely dumbfounded
Gen. Beaver can file no objections TO
the conduct Of the Democratic campaign
in this county. He was treated as gen.
tlemsn should be, and in the borough Of
Bellefonte magnAnimity characterized the
bearing of his opponents. His entry into
the political arena was made with moro
pomp and ostentatious display than that Of
any other candidate in this State for years,
and We hope he will be borne away gently,
for rough usage now will surely result in
political death.
In TIE evening Chairman Forster's head
quarters were thronged by anxious in
quirers, waiting for the returns, and from
every tongue came the query "WhA Of
the nigh. p Early reports we're not favor
able, and the Joy of the Republicans was
eIhubersnL They hastily procured num-
bers Of tin horns, the same that we're so
popular during 80, and the noise for
awhile was terrific. TclegrAms conveying
intelligence quite different began to pour
in about ll.30 T. N. and then the tune
turned. large number Of youthful Dem
ocrats procured horns, drums, etc, and
serenadcd the NEST prominent Republicans,
omitting, Of course, 20 pay their respects
TO Mr.. Beaver.
The readers Of the DEMOCRAT will find
the official returns Of the county on the
arst page Of this issue, and to that state
ment they are referred for further partieu.
lars
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

John A. Wood ward, Of Howard, spent
part of Monday Ia town.
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4 UDTTOR.S NOTICE-Iniho Or.


phans' Court ~ CeHtrs csuniy ~ the n,aiief
81 the etate II Conrad stfnha late II Rate uship
aeoeAsas the undsfigutd - nuaitar aTFRned ts the
Court g. BAKE distribution 4 he iuuas IN The hauas
~ David ehsAref. exesninf - ssid daieni, t. aud
snlnHg tiaes legally sHtiuea te receive the same
VIII meet the parties interested fof the pnfzref uf his
apreiutment et his afcg in hsisgufe. na 7A.s.a4ss
the aih asy 2 Netentsf. lssz 81 10 =. ~.
>. l. SrANaLKR.
fl.H AudiHH.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-No,ice
A is hriet given thst iesirfu tastamsnsary % The
Estate = Hannah Saith late II rebn tau is.p cutr
cnunit Pa. dec haFs been granted g. Esa Smith
rtsidHR - aid township 90 whnsn a priurfs insli.
% t. at eetafe ate rvqursird 10 make tastnrut ana
those having claims aenlands will make kreuu fhs
same Without drlsy
ELtAs D. SMITH
W+t+ ENNcuis#
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09
THE VICTORY rs OURS
EvEEYTHiNG DEhocEATIc FROM Tng Ar.
LASTfc 10 rHE rAcIYIrf
4 swrEriNG DluOanArlc IuIrgpu

swEEriNG DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH
The Democracy of Centre county will
celebrate the sfoai Democratic victory ol
Tuesday last by grand iubiise 10 be held
at BclIefonte, on
Saturday Erening, NoremLer l., 1852,
The order of The evening w.!I consist n
Illuminations, Parade, Music sud Speech.
es Our friend. throughout ins county hrc
cordially invited to be pr.,cD, With ID. sad
take part In our celebration
Come on foot, come oo bor-eback, con.r
IN wagon. Turn out ~ your strength ard
Let ~ have "a glorious time.
X. H. FoEsTru. CToi-maH.
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Jersey waI.t. continue TO hold sway

Jersey waists continue 10 hold sway
with unabsted vigor, and the ingenuity Of
manufacturers and dressmAkers seems TO
bend chiefly on producing new varieties,
or making rev combinations with other
materials. Waists OF black or dark blue
Jersey webbing with collars and cuffs Of
scarlet or pale blue cashmere, are In favor
with young ladies and girls in their teens.
A good utility costume can be made of a
plain, wellhnished black cashmere skirt
and jersey waist Of any color, from Il
simple black, TO a glaring Arsbi red. Eng
lsh styles also maintain themselves in
short jackets, trimmed with Branbeburgs.
The French importations even out-English
the English in their masculinity, since
with them, plain linen collar and cuffs are
worn, together with = hunters scarf of
figured linen, fastened by gold scarf pin
There is no change in the shapes Of break
fast sAcques. The styles contiHue simple,
fit the figure slightly, and generally come
in white or delicate tints of blue, or pink.
The most elegant matinee sacques are made
of cashmere or satin sursh, with full gArni-
ture Of lace and ribbons or embroidery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

ALI tinwsre done by Wolf at Harris
hard ware store IL warranted. I.2t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09
SHERIFF SALES.

R1 virtue Of sundry writs uf FieH
- Tarizs Is,At Fartas hHi NeraIurrI Trr-rss
is'Eed opi ~ The cHgri ui Common Flras q D,rfl.
HrunfF ans o. me directed thrrs sill Ir rsr.1ssa az
pghllr Ealr iu tho t4.urt Hauss iu Bollsfur.is H-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09

Especial inducements for Fall and
Winter clothing during the Summer
menths,
2g-lf MONTGOMERY = Co.. Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09
November Court.

The DEMOCRAT takes pleasure in furn-
shing Its readers the following lets
Grand jury Traverse Jury, for fret, rec
ond and third week, and Trial Lit, for
fret and second week
Court will convene on Monday, NOV.
20. The Court Of oyer and Tcrmincr and
General Jail Delivery and Quarter Scs-
sions will commence on Monday, Nov -.
Preserve these lists for reference
GgASD JURORS.
b Gartnnn Iunk'f Boilefl " " Kramer Farmer Milo.
IysIu Centa J N5rtis Teacher
AfmOgast Farmer Bon'F G EsslnFtoH AnmFNl'bg
Wagner Miller EuEgs Eamtsuu L.h Patton
hrf LabuTrf v Guhssu Farmef Potter
BAr rolf FARMER College T. OsfuAu
D Ett-rs Eiuisut BG4,ls sawyer Eu.h
c Ilp~er Farmer Haincs -sntuitiu Guusth shoe
u BsbH b Lgp IAffusr -pfiuE
q u NtsNef J Alfsf " a. muir NaIk'r
u kuHI g. kesse FafErF Worm
Alexander Huston 4 Williams Niisf
1RAyEEsEJUKoH, -FiE-T wEEK.
A " Nrintyfs stu Hsuuev y I..atbrfs Tuiguril!o
Red Warmer Patton Wm Miller Clsfk rpfIrE
o nriuiugsF ~ MIN ~ IS u uiiurf UurEEr GfsEz
u L~vrt Ius Half N1au iafmAu tlsrk Brlttt
Eapkrf Lais4rsf GftEE lsuirs Rsf- Girf4 ~fFIuE
~ Hahn Gent Nilsshufg Sellers Tailor Hall Non
J I Lucas Faffusf Curtin Ira g. JahuHfYU MaFl.H
q 4 Hunk Agent Gregg ] T." farmer Mann
7 Twin Farmer BsEEs J HnrLsf Farmer NAiErr
A X Hall Farmer tutYn J grzmlsy Gsui MIirs
l. T. SHREK 81 East -priEF Pslsft Pzrtn~f College
NuirT FArmeF walker e. iiarsrit FsIusf Curtin
Williams lal-I'r College W'tFsI Gafpsutsf rrr'g
HlfCbheid BeilsiurtF " BARLEY Farmer Esuusf
n . H1Ger Tolar FhdhF " Gailifaih Isgl stauis
Etatsf LAt-stsr Lih.f1 u Smith N auft issursr
shgpsf Warmer NalEsr "a u bsrsiHae TaIlHf HsIs't
u krcAmsr ,,E MiliL'm 4" Lrrrlaft Tarrei College
TRAvERsE JURoR~.-.ECuSD WEEK.
Gas,ner CarTif Liberty .IHgsr Hlartsrr o. Bs'fi
l. itreE Tarmrf NAik - Meyers Faffn Uauttnn
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