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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
no Mrs. Terricene Kimport. Iaa

Klmpaqt, EIns Kitnnss4, Leslie klms-srt. csss
kimposts 0e1fSe ktmport. Emma Kimr4sfs. Rsiah
kimpoFi and Mary KimpeFt, hsags and legal rsfsse.
ssntatves q John kimpoft iats q Harris suwnshfp
deceased
Take notice that, By virtue of Writ Of
Partition ssasd out 81 the 0sphans Cuaff e ceasrs
County and e diFeeted inqaes viii he keld -
the late resistance of 1rbu knppf4 5ccaassd ~ ths
she lesh das ef tuns A. y Iss2 e 10 o'elaek. A. i.
y sza cay. ~ the FarFoss = TAkiaz rassa cf to
real estate q sald deosAaed . and among bis hsifs
and legal representatives. ~ the same can BE- deasn
Nitsat rfeIHdice e ffeilteE 0f sht whaae othsI
Siah = vaius aad aHrTAise tas sacfalaE - lza
- whleh time and place yea mas - rEpseat, u ssa
think rfonaF 4 pGNkkFs. Shefth
sheriff : ore. Eelissoats. Fs- NJ lugk. lssz-
iAae
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Mains Mammoth International Col
liseum Of wondrous performing gymnAsts
and congress Of living wonders, will eI-
hibit at Bellcfon.e, June ID, in two Of the
grAndesi exhibitions ever rendered under
canvass. The grAndesi show Of the season,
coming In 8 glorious pageant Of splendor
The mos. pleasing, laughAblc, interesting
and funniest No gambling, games Of
chance or give-away schemes of any de.
scription whatever allowed upon the e1hi.
biiion grounds Admission reduced to
half price, only % cents"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

The pet coon belonging 10 the Bush
house took walk on Monday. A liberal
reward was offered for his return, but no
one secured II. After having concluded 10
lose him, and general shedding Of tears all
round, JEFF cooIly walked into the office,
and Teller declares, wanted to register as
A naw arrival.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Clothing, gents furnishing goods,
hats and caps, and complete line of all
goods kept In frst class clothing store,
at the Philadelphia Branch. All goods
sold as ch cap a. can be 10 be consistent and
only one price asked. Mr.. Levin Is al
ways glad TO show goods.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, an Auditor ap-
Il pointed BY the orphans Court of Centre oouus.
D. make distribution q the funds in the hands a tl
Aaminisrstors q the estats q George ". Roy-s de-
ceastA 70 and AnlCug those egalY entitled ihsg@ta
vii attend 20 the duties Of hW appointment Al he
Once, ia Beleionta. o. Monday guns ~ lssz Al 10
A ~ chen and where AL parties ia interest arr re-
quesisd b. attend.
zlsv Hills l. oRvIS Auditor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

p. MfLEsDURo CuLLISGs. - Tho recent
rains raised tho Bald Eagle almost full,
and AS natural consequence there were
any amount of fishermen thronginR its
banks. The innocent sport was narred
some by John, the tombstone man, threat
cning 70 return the parties who were par
ieipating. We wish him 10 understand If
he comes to this town talking that way,
very often, lac will get into trouble.
Why don't some Of our neighboring
towns follow the good example &c. by
Milesburg in regard 70 the temperance
question? We have organized meetings
here for quite Il long time, with good At.
tendance and great deal Of interest.
This is certainly an excellent cause and We
should like 70 hear from other places tha,
are doing little something 70 help on IN
the great work.
Our Republican friends seem very we'll
satisfied with the nomination Of General
Beaver, judging from their pleasant coun-
teuRnces NJ they gather around their head
quarters.
The Baptist church here is without
minister AT present. Rev z. b. Morris
having gone in quest Of another place
better suited TO his taste. We all wish
him we'll.
Tho now axe factory will start in about
two weeks, and we judge when IL does get
going it will be an enterprise Of good
BIT Of importance
Mr.. j. a. W. Rishel is teaching d term
Of subscription school in Central city, and
10 are Messrs. Butler and Mitchell in
Milcsburg. UNCLE NED.
MtLLnEm Gossir.-The sAlc, by public
ou.cry, Of the merchandise Of the late Jno
d. Foo'e began on Friday, and will be
continued until al il sold.
Mi.s Maggie Alexander is yifiting
Lewisburg friends.
The new Lutheran church will be com
p!cied before long. Il is grand affair,
the Gaei building in Centre county, out.
sidc Of Belleionic, devoted 70 the worsbip
Of God
David Stoner, son Of John stoucr, Esq.,
before retiring on Sunday night, Ii,h inst,
fearing burglars, or some other equally
mAliciou5ly disposed rnArsudcrs might in
wade the secrecy of HE chamber, took pre-
cautions 70 give them warm reception by
looking after the condition Of bic revolver.
He carries his hand in s sling, the ball
having paced clear through it,
Mr.. L. c. Campbell has admitted bic
son, Samuel VI Campbell, into partnership,
and the new Grm means to take the lead
IN Mii!heim mercantile circles
The National hotel is being improved
By building an addition to the rear Of it.
oar borough council was asked 70 pass
an ordinance prohibiting persons gather
ing dandelion within the borough Limits
Dsndelion must have become suddenly
valuable, but the oouncilmcn did not take
that view 81 the case and the bin hss not
passed.
Millheim has unsurpassed facilities for
tho successful carrying on Of any sort Of
manufacturing business Could you not
send us some Of your BellefoHte enterprise,
money and grit NO. We have none
to spare, but sincerely trust the citizens Of
your live town may soon be favored as
you wiEh.-EpD -.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
Local Department.

--Fresh flannel for me, mother,
New woollcn stockings buy:
Let Ann rebuild the furnace fire
And pile the coal on high.
There's ice by all tho .trcamlets,
The buds shrink In the blast,
I'm nearly frozen, mother dear,
For spring has come at last.
-BRooKLIS RAdLz,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
The New Summer Resort
CPRING MILLS HOUSE.

SPRING MILLS, CENTRE COUNTY. PA.
Terminus ui TIE JovisbufE ard Tyrone Railroad ssB
IL miles FROM Bs'lpfauie
This j. new house and newly Furnished with .,s,,
thing tending 30 comfort Apd convenience "a r,.sis
The aif nviF0rAtiuE and perfectly free frss tslsrs
ana F~tuea1Al3 ia'otAlle io the fest0rstoh health
q pcrHuus afflicted With Pulmonary oagnptaIuts Me
nal disorder and af Fever Near Hy - the esisiat
81 Penn Caves surTazsnF anything 4 the kind kr6rB
ituR mil's under Eruuuasrd Inspecting hsIs q
great puuder u tF-EunF ageA Carriages o. the gAte
daily The table is Tlrutfuly supplied with r.asf.
H1ilt and ffesh vegetables aBd fruits n Heasn h.st
iui1 prepared ABs tsstsfullY served. Good siAlliug
scoauuHsadAt6anS
PUFJLAR FRiCEs
Per dsy. less than a SEEK ..... san.
PEI week. (less than a month. l,..-......... 4 "a
Per month th.-..-............. q. =,
At inquiry ~ g. Rooms End Board VA hs rotrt4ir
snswefed l2l-iml GRO. ~ NASH Manage
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Try the excellent teas now offered for
sale by Mr.. Geo. w. Eaton at the new
store in BrockerhofF house row. The
brand he sells for s. 90 per pound cannot
be cquallcd in town. Fresh fruits, vege.
tables, confectionery and tobacco and ci-
gArs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

"A little boy, member Of The school
taught BY Miss Emma Graham, fell, last
Friday afternoon, striking his head against
the iron foot Of the desk, making IN ugly
wound over the eye. Prof. Lieb called
DR.. Dart who dressed the injuries.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

For tinwAre that will stand the racket
we know Of none equal 10 that manufac.
tured by our friend Mr.. George II. Wolf.
Copper pipes supplied and repaired on
short notice. All work guaranteed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Our people will learn with much satis-
faction that the health Of The Rev. John
Hewitt, Of the Episcopal church, Is inn
proving. This deservedly popular divine,
30 individually esteemed in religious and
social circles, has been in failing health for
some time, is on visit 70 The far west in
hope that relaxation and change would ro-
store him, and We sincerely trust that hope
win not be disappointed,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

No wonder Spring Mills is booming,
when such men As Mr. /. j, GreDoble and
Mr.. g. r. Spiglemyer take hold Of any
thing, something is TO be done
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
Ths Ceatre Remufrat.
Thursday Morning, May IS, 1882.

ooRavpospEScE containing important news, solicit
ed from any part OF the county. No commune ston
inserted unless accompanied by the real name of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

You can fAye from 100 - 300 Der
cent. on good dress, from 100 70 800 Der
cent. On a suit, from % 70 100 per cent. on
a pair Of shoes, and in everything that you
need you will GDd It 70 your interest TO
buy your goods whore you get them st
fret cost LYoS Is Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
Centre County Democratic Com
mittee---l082.


xt.rn,crs sAHI p. o. LbDkHss.
BslIsfente, N. WV. r. Reber-....... Bellefonte.
g. w Charles smith,.
WV James sohoheld.-.
u,vw.ra Roro - Howard Rrtckley. Howard.
MIleshurg ,,,,,..C. X Esaington. .Mileaburg.
Miiih.iu, ,....,A Walters .......... Millheim.
phiiInsburs .........D W. Hoit.......P Philipsburg
ItninnYille. ......J. G. smith......... Fleming.
R.nnsr ......... Uriah stover ..... Bcllofonte,
boggA.........,.,'...N. n. HOL
BuTnsido .,,,.,..,.... William HIpple--.pne Glen.
College -......'..'.ft ftanh iH'e'''''''' tsu
ffeuh. h"e s' ,,,,
Ferguson, z I poel srr,Da
Gregg, $, P..-'..'M L. Mshel.,.'''''sP''hs Hills
n. P........BenI Limbert---'
HAines.-......,'..uro N heis'o''- -
HAlfmOon -"........A l. tay-''''..'''nAi, s'oSA'
Harrls.............Jame@ kmport- BoalsbuTg.
Howard -........... David TAnyer.....Hovard.
Huston ..............J Juhu Y. Mcs.....Julian.
IIberty..............W. II. Gardner.--.B blanchard.
Nnrion. ....,......J. ]. Hoy -.........w Walker.
Miles George Hainos---.Wof's Store.
Patton n,..............D. l.. Meek.-."..Bunalo Run.
Penn ,,..............H. T. Duek.........Millheim.
Potter, n P.......G. " Spaugler.... Tusscyyille.
s. P........J Wilmer Wolf Centre Hall
Rush ............... William Sandy Ridge.
snow shoe ......... William HAincs-.snow Shoe.
Spriug ,...,.........T. VI. BarnhaTt-- .Belcfontc.
TayIor NV vinton Beckwith. Fowler.
Union .............. Christian Hoover. ,flemiug.
Walker....... Andrew KrrAmcr. -Hublcrsburg.
Worth .....W w G. Morrison Port Matilda.
X. II. FORSTER, Chairman.
II. A. MCKEE, Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Mrs. +. simmering, Millersville, Pa.
bad 0zsnA and Chronic CAlarrh. PERuSA
cured her entirely.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

MEMS whole stock brogana, Sl.00 +;
womsn's button shoes, si2bi womens
carpet slippers, 25o mems ane button
shoe, London Toe, $2.ooi mems carpet
slippers, J0c.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

The rush at Doll s Aingle's siill in
oreases. They have Al the latest styles,
and prices that defy composition.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
IrEMs rnoM srRrxo MILIs Avn vIorx.

ITEMS FROM SPRfSo MILLS AND VIciS-
ITY.-During the past week our little rail-
road city has been unusually active. On
Thursday last Mr.. Nash, manager Of the big
hotel had grand opening, of which had
intended giving an extended description,
but rs ye junior editor was there in person
and can write up the affair 10 suit him bet
ter than might, will leave the task to
him.
John Grenoble, Esq, having bought a
lot on the corner of Railroad and Sinking
Creek streets, is preparing to build II 2Ox
i0ft. tin shop and store room.
Mr.. j. Is. Fisher, of Penn Hall, has
added an agricultural implement depart
ment TO his store.
Messrs. Whitmer and Spiglemcyer have
added hardware and glassware depart
ment to their establishment.
John d. Long has quit saddlering, and
has opened general store in one of Mr..
Runks storerooms, the room formerly oc-
cupcd by Mcssrs. Hicks & Bro. He still
deals in grain, coal, and lime.
VIM. Rsrick, who bought out Mr.
Krumrine's grain depot, is kept very busy
just now receiving grain, the wet weather
giving the farmers chance 10 market
wheat while the price Is up.
On last Saturday the Presbyterian con.
gregation Of Centre Hill voted to give q
call TO Rev. w. X. Foster. On Sabbath
evening, Dist, he preached at Spring Mills
This young gentleman, who was raised
near Centre Hall is graduate Of Prince.
ton Seminary. lie has host Of acquaiut.
ances and friends in this valley, and it il
hoped tha, his lAbors, provided he accept
the call, will result in great good.
Decoration day will be observed here a
usual. The Veteran club, Of Spring Mills
has charge Of the exercise.
Mr.. Steel, from near Humes mill, and
two of his sons arc doing some work IN
their line for Mr. Philip Dale. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

For ane low shoes, either lies or bat-
ton, Try Doll s ningle. A shoe Iift given
with each pair.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Mrs. ChArles Diley, PiiUburg, rays,
she had Chronic CAtarFh badly. PEEUSA
cured her perfectly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Spring and Summer season. 1882
Woolen stock nosg complete. Early or.
ders solicited.
Aa-u MONTGOMERY ! Co.. Taslors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Lyon & Co, are closing out their
entire stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots
and shoes al cost, in order % quit the bust
ucEE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

LIcTuRE-EeV. a b. Jack will lecture
in Hume Hall, BeIlcfontc, on Monday
evening, May 2gth, 1852. Subject, "Sir
Walter Scott" Mr.. Jack Is one Of tho
most gifted divincs in tho Presbyterian
church. Il will be rare treat 20 hear
him give HE personal "Reminiscences Of
Scotland, his native lAud-aud no one is
more compctcri than he TO delincAic the
character Of one Of the eresicsi poets that
ever lived Reserved seats, 5Octs for sale
4, Miller's book store. Secure seats early.
Mr. Jack will also preach In the Presby.
,orian church on Sunday, May 2s, morn.
ing and evening.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
Provision Market.
Nco Advertisement.
/ !. FREDERICKS,
Repairer Of Sewing Machines.

EtLLEFVNIE, Pa
hosdeB0' one mile east 4 Bc'lsfgnis On the Jast
srrvllF road With NJ. Christian IAl ou fam of Il
2 Kline, Es9.
Old Machines Remo1l.sd ia the latest sfvlr.
nth Dra'oorF, ,fc., 'rheu required.
as-All work guArAutsod g1-tf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

eec = yea a. year sxn towu- Tefns sad s ssa
DQo "a NJ. AaeFsss Il. uAELErT ; co. Pass.
AhA. &AlAn. 1a.aa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

-s30,O 900 worth Of dry good, clothing,
boot and shoes, dress gOod., &c, for cost
at Lyon a Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

II you want 70 save money in your
purchases, 60 % Lyon & Co, ~ they are
selling everything AZ cost. LYos q Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

Why are not fruit trees more general
ly planted on lawns or in gardens The
idea seems to prevail that fruit trees mus!
be confined 20 the orchard or kitchen gar
den; yet what can be more beautiful than
the pale pink and white Of the apple blos-
SONS, the pure white OF the cherry and
pear, and the deep rose Of the peach
Cherry trees literally white with blossom.
are Of no rare sight, and what Is more
charming than tho graceful branchc. clad
in spo,less purity Then, too, the ripe
fruit in thick clusters upon them, IL no
less pleasing TO the eye than gratifying 70
the taste. There are many varieties Of
trees which are planted In the yards and
lawns, which have no more slightly APP
pcarance than an apple tree, without Ia
wealth Of fragrant bloom or its shower oi
luscious fruit. Even in the suburbs OF
cities and large towns, whore but few
feet Of land is allotted 90 each home, and
where one would suppose that each inch
Of room would DO made available, tn,
front yards are planted with evergreen
trees, or purely ornamental shrubs, 20 the
utter exclusion Of apple, pear or plum
trees, any Of which would be far prefer.
able in every respect. Why do not people
more generally purchase groceries, etc
from Scchler & Co, Bellefontc7 Thcii
goods are always frat class, kept in gooJ
condition and sold cheap.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25
OPENING OF SPRING MILLS HorgL-

OPENING OF SPRING MILLS HOTEL.
This new building, situated on hill COIN
manding a Wow of large part of Penns-
valley, little south of the village, Is de-
signed 10 accommodate summer guests,
and with the advantages possesscd-nn abb
solutely pure, inyigorating air water
clear as crystal, healthy and strengthen
ing pleasant drives streams, in the i'm
mediate neighborhood, bountifully supplied
with trout and other fish entire absence
OF any malarial influences and the house
arranged furnished and equipped in ac-
cordance with modern improvements and
convenienccs, should be literally patron
lied by resident summer boardcrs and
tourists.
The house was formally opened on last
Thursday evening the manager, Mr.. Geo.
b. Nash, who is an hoielist OF many years
experience ofiiciated as host, and cIcrted
himself 10 the utmost TO insure the hRppi-
ness Of guests. He Is a large, p0rtly man,
aged, We judge, about Aity years, and pot
sesses all the qualities, requisite TO fucceff-
fully conduct an establishment Of such
magnificent and gigantic proportions. The
number Of persons who responded 10 the
invitations must have been near two hun
drcd.
a brass band, at intervals during the
latter part Of the afternoon and evening,
afforded delightful outdoor entertainment,
while within Il string band with piano &C.
compartment, directed the movements Of
an infatuated assembly Of the yoiarias Of
Tcrpsichorc and 10 the fcw wall flowers
the graceful forms and agile motions q
the dancers presented delightfully."- ami
mated group Of fun.loyiug lads and lAssies
Any attempt 70 convey 90 our readers
an idea Of the royal "sct out, to which
the ggcfu were introduced would bo Abor-
tive, /, consisted Of al delicacics Irocurahlc
and disposed Of on the table with the best
possible effect Mr. Nash, assislcd by
many willing walters faw 20 1t that al
were served.
Amer eating, dancing, and participating
IN other gcnircl pAstimes, we were rolcra.
tod 10 our rooms with vision. Of lusciogs
ediblcs, pretty ladies, accommodating man.
agerf, brilliant reception rooms and kind
friends, fan,astically and euriou.ly blended
floating through our minds.
Thus this hotel Wa brought before the
public Is Al aspirAnt FOR An equitable
portion % it, patronage, As a candidate
FOR general supper, We consider it eligible
and with our only hat IN our hand wish It
and oil connected herewith especially
the talented, captivating and entertaining
daughter Of the manager, Misc Carrie 3
/ permanent residence among us, and a Fgc-
Ccssfgl business experience while here.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-11
Longfellow's View Of Death.

Death is neither an end nor . beginning.
II is transition, not from one existence "
another, but from one state Of existence to
another. No link is broken in the chain Of
being any more than in passing from IN.
fancy to manhood from manhood to old
age. 4 Death brings us again to
onr friends, They are waiting for US, and
are like the angels in heaven. They stand
upon the borders of the grave TO welcome
US, with the countsnanoe of affection which
they wore on earth yet more lovely. more
radiant more spiritual. The far
country toward which we journey sesns
nearer to us, and the way less dark for thou
hast gone before, passing SO quietly to thy
rest that day itself dies not more calmly.
0 though oft depressed and lonely,
All my fears are laid aside,
II but remember only
Such as these have lived and died.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-11

All Of the eggs hatched but two. MIRA
Durham was here. -.
%. Papa put the hon In coop IN tAs
yard The other two eggs didn't hatch
Papa took Tom away. Maio a picture OF
our house.
~. Made another picture OF the house.
The os.erpillars got everywhere Lucy
Northeratt was here, 10 see Nsllie.. Nen's
made herself sun-bonnet,
2s. Papa found whole lot Of osssrpn-
lars on the pesch-troes killed them Went
down town after dinner. Made picture Of
Papas Office and onr' old place. Nellie made
some wafaes.
o. Killed some moro caterPillars on the
trees. Went down town with Laura she
got some candy. 74o. Made a picture Of
Hofheinz Hotel in my drawing book.
80. Went to Mr.. Folks on HAw-haw.
Milos gave me some green's. Took Burns
to MIRA Gramm's staid there awhile. Mrs
Gramm gave mo soma roses. Papa put uR
some curtains. Had some peas for dinner,
81. Ne and Laura went barefooted.
Went down town. Got some thread and NH3.
Helped Papa clean of the roof. Had as
Greens for dinner
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-11

Mr.. HAZARD of the firm of Hazard, Ray
mond g. Co., Music Dealers of Austin is now
in our city We call attention to their ad-
vertsement in this issue. All the members
of this firm are energetic, pushing, reliable
young men. MIR. Hazard has been In the
music business in Austin for nearly ten
years. and is thoroughly posted in all its
branches He is well and favorably known
by great many of our citizens. Mr.. Ray
mond is nephew of JAS. H. Raymond, one
of Austin's bankers and an old and honored
citizen. The Co., of the firm is wealthy
citizen Of Austin, and altogether the firm is
one of the most reliable in the State, and as
can be seen by their advertisement they are
selling number of the very best pianos and
organs made.
They guarantee their instruments for s
years and give guarantee OF satisfaction
besides Mr.. Hazard will remain here
day or two and any one wishing information
in regard to pianos and organs, would do
well to call on him.
The firm has Chickering piano quite as
good as new. both in tone and appearance,
that they will sell at bargain.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-11

Ru,,uess Cards, one inch or less, ono year, S8 90
Is.sI and transient Advertisements will bo
,h.,sod One Dollar per square for the first In
ssrtou. and Fifty Ceuts per square for each aAdi.
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,oeh. Fractional squares will be counted - fui'
Teal and Busiuess Notices vii, be charged ten
cent, per 1.-Two for the frat insertion, and eight
sent, per line for each additional insertion
Announcing candidates tor offee, county, o.oo
Yor District or State otfces, ,............. zoos
obituary ne<ices OF ever ten lines charged 81
sas.hslf advertising rates.