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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Queer Catch.pennics,

Many Of the "odd~-and-endiSts." like
the nut-counter. are ministers Of some
slight amusement for the public. One
Of these wanderers used to stand in
hy-strcets and draw sweet music from
a tin cofTee-pot This quaint inStru-
mcat was pierced with holes. the mu-
siciaa blew into the spout, and skilful-
~ governed the "vcrtageS' with his
finger. Another. Of wild aspect and
Cabling speech. relied upon a much
simpler music lie carried a crazy
German conccTtina. which he did not
play. and probably could not. What
he did do was to pull it steadily in and
out. and produce a horrid hee-haw,
until he was paid TO 90 away. This
bIackmail. for it was little else. he re-
caived with the stolid complacency Of
a deserving man. No hagpipes ever
harrassed street more efTectually.
An entirely different entertainment
was and possibly is still supplied 10y a
stout man Of dignifcd presence. lie
would walk solemnly into a restaurant
or bar, and would stop suddenly
before any knot Of three or four peo-
pie he might happen TO sec. Wher
they turned their eyes upon him. as
they naturally would do. he proceeded.
with great gravity. to unbutton his
waistcoat, The result Of this was the
disclosure Of an enormous beard some
two feet in length, the lower part of
which was kept inside the waistcoat
When not required for professional
purposes lie would then. after re-
ceiving any comments with perfect
silence, button up his waistcoat, and
hold out his hat His whole demez
seemed TO say, This truly
beard speaks for itself; no
mine can add to It's beauty.
haven't sense enough to apprt
and TO drop a copper in the oN
hat, words would be wasted on yod
[LondOn Globe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Japanese Dancing.

No nation ever carried q love of
dancing 10 such an extent as the Java
nese. There is scarcely an occasion,
whether serious or comic, in which
they do not cut the most extraordinary
capers. If warrior throws out
defiance 10 his enemy, IL Ia done in
dance, in which he brandishes his
spear and kris, pronouncing an EN-.
phatic challenge. If native Of the
same country runs a muck, ten TO one
but he braves death in a dancing
posture. When they swear eternal
hatred Of their enemies or fidelity 10
their friends, the solemniiy Is accom-
panied by a dance, in which a great
deal Of viyacity is displayed All
orders executed in the presence Of
Jayanese monarch, on public occasions,
are accompanied by dance. When a
message Is 70 be conveyed 70 the royal
ear, the messenger advances with a
solemn dance and retreats in the same
way The ambassadors from one
native prince 10 another follow the
same course when coming into and re-
tiring from the presence Of the
sovereign 10 whom they are deputed.
Previous to the introduction Of the
Mohammedan religion, it appears TO
have been the custom in all the orient
al islands for the men Of rank, at their
public festivities, when heated with
wine, to dance. Upon such occasions,
the exhibition appears to have been a
kind Of war-dance. The dancer drew
his kris and went through ali the eyo-
lutions Of a mock fight. At present
the practice is most common among
the Jayancse with every chief Of whom
dancing. far from being considered
scandalous, as among the people Of
western India, is held 10 be a ncccssa-
~ accomplishment. Respectable
women, however, never Join in il, and
with that sex dancing is confined to
those whose profession It is. In the
midst Of friends or In sight Of strangers,
Jayancse chief will exhibit in the
mazcs Of the dance with an ordinary
dancing girl The dance, at such
times. IS nothing more than the slow
and solemn pacing exhibited on other
occasions.
The professional dancers differ little
but in infcriority Of skill from the
corgmon dancing girls Of IIindostar.
The music TO which the dancing is
performed is indeed generally incom-
parahly better than that Of western
India, although the vocal part Of it is
equally harsh and dissonant Now
and then single voice Of great ten
dcrncss and melody may be found; but
whenever an effort is made at raising
il for the accommodation Of an audi
cnce, it becomes harsh and uumusical.
the songs sung on such occasions are
often nothing more than unpremedi.
tatcd effusions: but among the Java.
ncsc there are some national ballads
that might bear a comparison with the
boasted odes Of the Persian Ministries.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

[ call ncroe4 tho rolling plain,

call hcroez the rolling plain,
20 mountains from your sleep awake
o stupid rocks your slumber breat,
Hear and give back my words again"
And hark, the Echo doth rebound
In accents made the soul of s0und,
Rcpldng to my laughing voice,
'Rsioicc"
There loitcrcth by a nDck oi sheep,
ADoyc whose clamorOrs b!ea'ing swell
Tho tinkling II their hundred bells.
in sympathy with me, the steep
Tnkcs up the Wild pcll-incll Of -onnd,
bakes jargon human In rebound,
CoDpels uproar TO flow along
In song.
Where curves the lakes green crescent coast,
Tho fishers flock with net and bat,
With song md shout hshorc, aGoai:
Yc, all the babblo Of their host
Melu into music in rebound,
Confusion into iunef1l sound
One heart of overlooking cheer
hear
ychind me j. the mUunurous sigh
And ru-tlng of the fores, trees,
While loud OF low ~ fyws the breeze
Cones song of birds afar and nigh,
And, sheavcd into the one rebound,
One note on Echo's lips is found
~ Il from one pDc:ic brain,
The strain.
And thus from all the rncc a-ccnd-
Eni1h'- myriad s3gh and song and praye
of hope, oi anguish, praise despair;
Bu' gathered into ono dc-ccuds
Diyinc-ug; EshD, not re-fJgnI--
One answer from the bloc above,
sII- love --Fror, The FrtHct.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Killed BY . Grizzly.

hHVN W - VAhAAys
William Farley, who has just arrived
from the Medicine Bow country, says
a Denver paper, tells the story of a
thrilling bear hunt in which two old
frontiersmen lost their lives. Farley
and two companions. James Wilson
and Jake Schultz, were on a prospect
ing trip on the Little Pass Creek,
which debouches into the Medicine
Bow fork Of the North Platte south Of
Elk Mountain. One night about three
weeks ago a grizzly was seen near the
tent, and Farley and Schultz went 10
take a shot. The two men had not
gone more than half dozen yards
from the tent when Farley broke the
limb off a fallen tree in stepping over
it, and the loud report startled the
bear.
The grizzly fell back on his hind
quarters, uttered a furious growl, and
then made for the tent on the run. Be
fore Schultz or Farley could shoot or
collect their frightened senses, the
bear had broken through the tent
They knew that nothing less than
miracle could save Wilson's life, and
Immediately took shelter among the
low branches of a cottonwood tree
In the dim light Of the camp fire they
saw the tent hcaving with the conflict
for life raging within, and while pray
ing that Wilson would come off victO-
rIous, "A wild death-cry told them that
the struggle was at an end. The com
motion within ceased with the fading
away Of the horrible echo, and the
grizzly bear shamblcd out into the
light. lie staggered around the fire,
surveyed the pool Of syrup on the
ground, but seemed 10 have no further
appetite for it, and then departed rs
abruptly rs he came.
IT was some time before Farley and
schultz coull muster mp sufficient
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
"Order carriager' said Mr.. Lilburne

oiuci OaAiiakoi Shlu mT. LllDuTno
land bring me my sable-trimmed
ovcrcoat at oncel I'll 20 and see that
young woman. / don't believe there
Is another person on the American
continent that can make ginger-snaps
like these, now that my poor old moth
er is buried"
Mary Biggs came, laughing, up from
the subterranean deeps of Biggs' bak-
cry.
"Oh, yes, Mr. Lilburne," said she, II
made the snaps! Don't you remember
me--Edelgitha's cousin?"
But what are you doing down
here?" demanded Mr.. Lilburne, in some
ama2ement.
Earning my own living" Polly
promptly answered "And they told
me you didn't like the store snaps, SO
| baked some after my grandmother's
old receipt"
Mr.. Lilburne looked at Polly with
the respect due to maker Of incom-
parable ginger-snaps, mingled with
chiyalrous pity for desolate maiden.
Miss Polly" said he-"that was
what they called you, wasn't it,"
Yes" said Polly, that's my name"
Perhaps ought TO warn you that
I'm going to be little abrupt" said
he; but should likcto marry YOU"
"Oh, dear" said Polly, starting back
in amazcment; 81 couldn't think Of
such a thing"
Yes, you can,' said Mr.. Lilburne
Think Of it. that's all. Think of it
for a week. and then let me know your
final decision. I'm not exactly what
the world calls gay young lover but
can give you a good home and an
honest. loving heart Your uncle can
tell You all about LconiIas Lilburnc.
There, | won't tease you any longer
Just take my proposal into considcrr
ton that's all"
50 he went away, and Mary, in her
pcTplcNity, went in among the Hour
barrels and took counsel with Uncle
BIgEs.
"ruclr," said she, what am I to
do>"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Recent investigations into the dem
sity of population in Paris, as publish
cd in the Globe Of that city. develops
the fact that there are 6s, ,126 houses.
with population Of 100000 inhabit-
ants. giving an average Of SO persons
TO each house.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

Mr. Leonidas Lilburnc stalking I'M
easily about his sick-room. and anathc-
matizinG the sluggish current Of the
hours. was secretly making mp his
mind to get married
after man has once been sick in
boarding-housc," he said to himself.
"he's a fool If he don't look around for
a home OF his own | am forty next
month. It's high time | was thinking
Of settling in life Eh, who's thercE"
ITS me. sir, please" said Mrs.
pugsley-"with some ginger-snaps."
"Pshaw"' said Mr. Lilburne. Filing
EN- ont of the window Give EN- TO
the dogs l don't want any more Of
your city humbugs"'
But please, sir, these are quite diff
fcrent" Mrs. Pugslcy coaxed- made
by young woman from the country,
as works in Mr. Bggs' bakery. And
was to ask, would you bo SO very
good as only to taste 'em ?"
"Oh, yes, I'll taste them" said Mr.
Lilburne, sarcastically.. Its no trou-
ble to poison myself, just to oblige
peopler'
And Mrs. PugsIey. entering with an
apprehensiye air, put the plate Of
round, golden cakelets on the table.
81 really think. sir. said she, "if you
would only taste them"
alum hal" said Mr. Lilburne.
These are quite different article!
These are the kind my old mother used
to turn out They're ambrosia 49,
they're food for the gods! Who made
them. say?"
Il don't know. sir. I'm sure" said
Mrs Pugsley, rather discounted by
this direct address. "Some young per.
son in Mr. Biggs' bakery"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-30
PENSIONS TO ALL.

- OIDIEBS and SAILORS who were disa-
= bici by wounds, disease. accident, or other
wise the loss 81 a toe, piles, varicose, veins,
chronic diarrhWa, rupture, loss Of sight or
partially SOD, loss of hearing falling back oi
measles, rheumatism, any disability, no mat
yer how Slight, gives you pension New and
Honorable Discharge Obtained. Widows
chjjrcu mo,hc-s and fathers, OF; soldiers dy.
ug m the service, oraiterWardS, from disease
coutra..td or wound received while in the
service, are entitled 70 pension. Rejected and
abandoned claims u specially. Bounty Back
Pay and Horse Claims Collected. INCREASE
NOi R PENSION. Il pension car Doe increased
az auy time whom the disability warrants il
A. go. grow older the wound has gradually
undermined the constitution. the disease hes
made You moro helpless In some manner
the disability has increased: 50 apply fer an
increase @, once. Land and Patent Claims So
hcited. Ny experience and being here al
headquarters enables me 20 attend promptly q
all claims against the Government Circular
free Address with stamps;
NJ Y. TIERNEY,
Box 4s5, Washington, D. c.
Nav 8. iSSS-G.r.
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Chair seats Cared.

MRS. IN. WHTTTINGTON g. prqarni ''
VI Repair Cane seat Chairs 90 short un..r
and upon easy terms. at her home in ,ii
Southern suburbs Of Chaflestowu, % Bonn
ery turnpike
September .. lsse
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WHENEVER YOU WANT ANY
DRY GOODS,
WRITE FOR SAMPLES TO
GEO. Il. 6. REAL q SON,
Baltimore and Holiday Streets
BALTIMORE, ND.
Established in 1852.

LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES
IL Dress Goods at 10 ~, Is, %, 81, 50 cents.
OurCti-5rstel Black Cashmeres, SIZE. 45c.,
SOC. 62lc s5c. AMI Si01
Black six Warp Henrietta and English
"'Cer Speciality" Black Silks at 75c, SHE,
81 - SIS Sl.35, $50, Sl65, sl.75, sl.55, and
- pcs vi.ri.
Coiored silks from 75c. 70 81 - per yard.
Full line us Ca,SinCrcs for Boys and Men :
wear f-1u .5t "a 500 per yArf
Housekeeping Linen OF all kinds IN Table
Nma>Ss napkin Towels etc.
White Goods for Summer wear.
Swiss Embroidery, Lgces, Flchus, Handker-
chiefs, Frngcs, P@ssamen;crie;, Buttons No
slows, etc.
Misses and Ci,iij-ca'sT Fancy Hosiery AZ lalc.,
25c, BE, amt 52rp yer pai-.
Ladies Ba!brigsln Hose silk Cooked, al
Pc per pair. worth zoe
our celebrated Arthur" Kid Gloves, 3 But
toms Slcop per pair; 4 Buttons. $50; in new
Spring Shades and Black Guaranteed 70 give
s.iisrc,iua Like all goods from oar Estab-
li,hmcn, the best quality for the lowest prices
Ladies Rcady-nade Dresses, Wraps, Shawls,
Gossamer Water Proofs.
Ladies'. Misses and Children's shoes at pop
ular prices.
You can doyour shopping by mail as well as
ty lou.i;is, 20 the city.
All samples and information gladly furnished
GEOBGE II. c.. NEAL & S0N.
Baltimore and Holiday Streets
Baltimore, Nd.
Arril :. ISIS
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1883 Drug Trade i0e3
AIsQUETEE ~ co.
IlrL..-.-..lr
Druggists,
rt-House Sarare. Charlestown,

Court House Square, Charlestown,
DsEALERS ia Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, O.ls,
/ ) WnrJow Glass, Patent Medicines, soaps.
Pcr;Umcries, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
DRUGGISTS SIndncs and Fancy Goods.
VIC respectfully call the attention of our Gus
t0iners ard TIE public % oar barge and weii see
lected stock OF all ar;iclc, usually kept ia airs.
class Drug store. With increased ficiiidcs iJr
business and enlarged s:oci, wc are prepared 90
serve the public with all goods ia oar liue at
reasonable figures. We ire prepared % supply
country physicians with al articles they need
att the most moderate p7ic's
our roct and stationery department has
been we'll stocked and We are Offering special
inducements on goods IN til. line.
4 tl;i line of Tobacco, Sccars and Smoking
Tobacco Away ou hand. Nc are iiecf quarters
for John Lucas az Co.'S Liquid Paint- any
quantity Of all coiors from lb 20 gel cans
always ir stock,
JaaulTy4. 1883
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E0r Safe.

4 NICE lot Of Bacon. Hams Shoulders
"A sides Mackeral IN barrci-, HALF and
Quarters, Herring ard SiMi
MERCHANT < LUCAS.
Inno d $50
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G0OK OUT.

I II. persons indebted tomcw viii please come
= forward and settle ty tasl, or note, - J
want lny business settled, as ,h!sis NcN fcar,
F.B. sOCDER9.
Jan. p. isss.
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- Sugncnse .Nfeel E3Iolr.

( rI'BlS pioi- Jas IN unparalleled rcpuia.. n
r 90 Virginia. The only Steel Beam Ii1|
n,die in The a.. =. Il viii hold in bard al'Ioa1
Shicil 10 other chilled plow could 30 ia-. .4
DSOn. We base statement Of az cXpercncr.
Jefferson County farmers expense oi iWe oi
these pIoTs in breaking ~ acre. If hard al.gE
last Fall, t0-wit $50 expended igT shean "
tie two.
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
Sell for Valley ~ Filil
March p, 1892.
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yERyxHIpORTANY'

to the owners Of Horses Cattle, Sheep. .F.re
* Poultry. J have just received is0m q. O..
Iiurncr. Allentown Pa. full supply %. tlr
Celebrated Lclish Cattle Powder % purify
the blood. cleanse The system preyeitalf rr,
diseases in Cattle. sheep. Swine. and fuuIif
DugOy's Horse and Mule powlcri-the but
remedy for aii diseases 0f the SiUcl. Neffc,
Muscles &C.. 10 save Of tho food lost as ufli-
gc.fci IN the ordinary way Il feeding
Farmers Union Cattth Powders % in-
crease The quantity and qgili.y ofNi-ki bli''
Flesh. Fat. DC.
Also for distribution 10. of Dairg lN'a-
on Practical Farming. 10 which son wl. iin1
that you can get one tllrd more pTodi'.I
aud Of sgch quality tlti Butter 80 maie p. ii
bring from q 10 lOe per pound more sian ..
fore. and that with tie same amour p. iptt
now used you car fersi one thiri mr. e'ocs.
as an the food eaten Will be- fuly dtei l
through the action 81 the Liver InNrnFAir
and the Pho.phsies, added 90 thcI lruers L.
Mon Cattle Powder IN $50 and ri.
Gail early and takcthe BENCH ~ these ra.--
able Inventions without DELAY
lOur truly,
Or. CHAs. J.. TRtTI s1.e ; -.
March I. 1855 CsarlctOWn, ~. fa
ZINE assortment Of Tioecc and t.-ar. and
i Smokers fr;iclcs. 4 dee Drug Score Of
" flIAe. J.. PRATT
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WE are IN the market for "ool. Call
W around and see us. CLsh1f Trade paid
on delivery.
JEFFERSON co. COOPERATIVE STORE.
MAY 81 lS-3
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J. W. B1rssINe.l r. I. BELLER.
Blessing & BeIler,
Successors 70 James ". Butt
Cat pantegs and Builders,
Charlestown, ". Va.
Charlestown, ". Va.

MY health being such as to necessitatc re
NJ linquishment of my personal attention To
some portion of my numerous business affairs;
/ have turned over my entire carpenter ana
Building Business 10 Nessrs. Blessing Il Beller,
hitherto in my employ. Both are competent,
energetic and faithful, with abundant expert
ence and all work entrusted to them viii,
am sure, be faithfully and satisfactorily excel
ted JAMES W. BUZZ.
As viii be seen by the above we have sue
ceeded Mr. Butt ia the Carpenter and Building
Business. We are, We trust, from orr connec-
ton for years ua,; as employees of Mr. T., IN a
measure we'll known Ia the people OF the COM
muni,v. We, therefore, simply offer our scr
vices to the public, and propose 20 take con-
tracts for Building. Repairing, and all work in
our line. at moderate rates, and TO execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily 50 saying,
we respectfully ask portion of the public pa
ir0nage. ,,-,,,,.,
Noy.4. 1851.
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SCHOOL BOOKS Aid SUPPLIES,

81 ~ - a week made 40 home Lv;tc .ril.
Y ~ tdolt ncs' business nos t.ior. u.t
z 4 ~ public. Capital not needed $50
"a , "a wiil start yoi. Meu, women Buys
20 ~ and girls wanted every where toulls
f1r ms. Now is thc iinc. iol can wosk r
spare time, CO.. give your whole time no ile '1i-
mess No O.her bushes. wiil pay you uca.t,
nj. well. M one can fail 20 make cnorm0G- Iay,
by engaging ~ once. Costly outfit and terms.
free Money mado fast, easily. and hon1raty
Address True & CO., Augusta, Maine.
Dec. ,. l5s1-ly
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Surveying and Conyeyancing

Z WILL survey anywhere, promptly end a;
short no,ice-accuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection Herewith 20 pKA " =
ING DEEDS or any other instrument ci Writing
20 har,cstown, Jefferson Co.. W. Va
Dec. s. 1871 :. HOW ELL BkOWN.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the Undersigned az
\ former Agent OF the 3. & .. 4. K. Company
Tor Frcights, o. Commissions, or to the late firm
of starry Il Lock, are nv,iied that payment must
b. made ut ouee.
Jelly -, ISIS. !. Z. STAkE4.
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GRAIN SACKS.

! Il parties having in their possession Grain
= Sack marked with Che name Of T. Is.
Washington or iippitt az Co are notified
that they are nay property, and viii please r.
tuln them 60 me go once. / must decline 20
Tend grain sacks as 1t TOO heavy tax lpou
business. and ga accommodation entirely I'M
appreciated. Sacks viii he supplied free O.
charge 90 parties from whom ] purchase grhn.
Those not returned promptly VIII be charged.
nj cost price 90 parry retaining ;hgn.
3 C. WASHINGTON.
July Is lSss
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GRs5EsS'

I AN now offering as full prices Is the mar
1 ket will justify for Grain of all kinds.
b. c. WASHINGTON.
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3. c. WASHINGTON,

Successor to Lippitt & Co,
DEALER in Grain, Seeds. OIL Coal, WOOD
- salt. Cement Lime, Feel. Sc. Also gn-
eral jobbing and commission business.
Office no old stand, near b. * .. X. H.
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DICK Csslrmers. y nc sirpiy o. az
go 0EO ~ AEAksLLi.
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kEnrresi eEs.ccer.es.

HARVEST GROCERIK-the best tho. city
q the " Old Family Groery aid ~ prices that
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01

THE bloody ku-klux are at last re
ceiving their deserts. InBanks county,
Georgia, eight persons were found
guilty on every indictment and were
sentenced last Monday. The Judge
In his charge said;
It Is strange that men should so far
forget their manhood and so forget
their God and the laws Os their cOun-
try as 10 permit themselves to do such
things on the poor. helpless negro. II
is q disgrace tc humanity, and 70 sOci-
ETY., and / say, as a citizen OF the
United States, and as an observer that
nothing has tended so much to bring
the Southern country into disgrace ;
nothing has tended so 10 put the bal
ance Of the United States against rs as
this kind Of Outrages. The are mean ;
they are disgraeeful; they are horrible;
they are things which the people Of
this country cannot comprehend or
understand.
When the ku-klux are made to suf-
fer, and a judge can speak out as brave
ly So In the above extract, it Is safe TO
say there is something bright and
good In store for the "sunny south. +"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01

The ladies cannot keep house with
cut Royal Patent afIer they have once
tried it.
sHILOH's CURE WILL immedi-
stely relieve Group, WhoOping cough
and Bronehitia
We will pay top priccs for good
wheat
BALINA MILL 4 ELEVATOR Co.
We have an elegant line Of Silks,
satiHs, silk Velvets-plain, striped
and broeaded-aDd in fact everything
In the Dress Goods line. Our prices
are very low, and all we ask is q COM
parisOn Of goods and prices. Come
and see us. OBER & HAGEMAN.
Royal Patent is the finest -four ever
sold in Salina. Trylt-
Don't fail to see one Of those new
hats at Campbell 4 Tuthill's. They
can't be beat for the money in the
city.
We defy competition on anything
In the line Of Boots & Shoes we
handle better goods and sell them
lower than our neighbour. come and
see US. OBER & HAGEMAN.