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CoGNAcsy.mss Hsnnes.y Co.'S MarssI u v Cgnao Bran
dies j. Fs Cos Brsndes f. Courvpier Cu
GINS Swain BoO Cos Of London; Bernard Cos Of soland
whiskie Jamaica Rum New England Rum st
Anchor
lCLARETS SAUTERNES space
A
delivered to an part Of the free charge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03

In some places In Europe steel bars
are used In preference to bells, supplant.
ing them sometimes sltogsthss in church
vtssples, and producing tssy pure, die.
tlnet and melodious sounds. An Eng.
lish writer svsn advocates their general
uss d he ground thai, while IN point Of
scuosousns1s they are equal to che com.
mon bel 4 in certain other respects they
~ V \ lpssfssrsd 70 Il. Their weight
VII btVght Ia eo'uparison with the
pondsfeas objects they are 70 replace;
they WIN ~ burden the stsspls 30
Aueh, ead, consequently. will give more
soop6 n lasehit6cturat d&hiSn; their
winding and hanging up will mot bs 80
di0pult dangerous end expensive; they
Sre ,net lisbIp 70 crack, - is the case
wfth bslis, and are. therefore, adapted
ies uss - any slimalsy tlsy ssn slso be
operated BY simple mechanical contriv-
AaeA Thsy ,ars alsc mueh cheaper than
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03
sAS LUIs osIsro.
Niscsllansous Items.

tttat!fF I4tfIF AtLE
M&hons has bought . silver mine.
Thnt nan always wants n run some
thing with sssessments in il.
Cssvjsv Journal. Mr.. Conkling is
rid 70 b. q ths theAtsr often. Not q
(oy. psroons w6vld lie DO see Roscoe 90
jn6kd Jgt oct Freddie Gebhsrdk
Nrss HI, Az 6yst voman ,sko went
to 1sadviiIs, dug in the mines, secured
the plains ~ u scout, took in washing
now has . fortune Of = million aud q
pretty daughter 10 will II 10.
Tns cnr q Ruuia m rsv0ksd the
privAsov aiven b ths Luthsrsns Of the
Baltic provinces by his father Of bring.
ing up their children in their own faith
when married 10 Russian subject Of the
0sSAb lAtsAs WEI J .fSiAfs
Jsy 0ouli's bright son has been Law
ishine diamonds on LAnxtry. Thus da
We ~ the kindly dispensstion Of nature
which will prevent the old gentleman
iron securing and holding al the real
eststa And novsbles Of the country.
PtNee11 pseRle who subscribed to the
o1oQ0o 1nsd IT bnildipe 3 rpad from
ttnt city 70 connect with the Atlantic
end R&si6e, sss withdrsving their sub
seripetsns from The hank, having lost al
iAith 10 ~ psometsrs Of the project.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03
PACIFIC COAST
Steamship Company.
rf'ti ~ M
G00DAI.I.. PERKINS : CO.. General Agents
IfF- SAN FRANCISCO.
az NORTHERN ROUTES. ss
STEAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO
For wrangle, sItka and Harrisburx, Alaska. api
Fsnyiung als Sew westininstsf, h, e.. - ad-
vert1se1 In San pFancsco newfpapors
For Victoria, Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma,
stsHzcoom and Olympia on the 10Th, soth and
I. 3Qh Of each month, except when those dates
For Astoria and Portland. every Wednesday and
70. EIrses, Arcsta and Hoossos. every wednes
For Point Arena, cuay's Cove, Little River
Whitssboro. Mondocino City. and Noyo. ever,
Monday.
sl souTHfRH AoUTfs.
81 FT
rlas rAslG soa JAmvARv.
II - - -- "a : -
Z co.ss sov-.. eo.. so.rn.
SOUTHERN NOTES.
ruaG TAplG e0a JAnvARv.

= Rolh stenmAhips ell ~ Port Hartford (san
LaIs OtispoJ nd Banta n1fbara.
PAsqisro 1pr Saa n1oko take the train that
l1ss.s - A11sles - An Pedro 1T lo'ls 4. \.
71fsss5llS8 go(sk north taks lie train
Tor Ban Pedro that leaves Los Angeles At l0:l5
O'Clock A. r.. Los Angeles tins.
z Ratss n Pare from Los AngsleG
Cabin. stssssSe
1 10 sAn Erzncisco. Monssrsy
OF a4uta CfuE E-....-.-.--vIo vW
To Port Harford. ........... II
sa 10 ssa1a .BsshArs ......-..
10 ~ 0<U
70 MI Diego and return. :. II
xgfkns d ~ amor, c~bls> a Assuss oBc,.
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LATE TELEGRAMS.
" llsslcizs u srs HERALpi @
The Present Rain Storm Up
the Coast.
n a III - -
San sussA VENTURA. ~

SAS BuiSA vnkruaA, Jsb. 2..--Ven-
tura's New Years opened gloriously.
After twelve hours aud . half OF gale from
the'southeast,I the rain ct seven O'Clock
ye1esr1oy isaofpinx oon.menotd descend
Ing In torrents, accompanied by thunder,
lightning, and occasionally hail. AL day
long and during most Of the night it
poured Ssssasinsly. giving I Y to nine
twsnty-four hours. II has now tempo
-sssl;, .e==>a It.. T.s-;:A &c
that the storm l. over. During
ysstgDG1R the Atutsg sfOlsD sd ths
VII into Ae tsl@ Fat8 One nAtibe q
let rsr1tG an1 ttepoe thrs1Gh DE
Gpd1A x 4koGoSod - eompof fatip6ly
krmleGs. fertunalely tho operator
was not at her desk at the time, and the
oDly dsmARs done was the uaslsing q .
portion Of the brass work on the switch.
Had she been in her oeeustoghsd fp4see
The result might have been. fatal, This
lDia< ooaDa exactly ct the right time for
1T eaks1ss and, unlsss followed by hot
northsr's from the desert. insures a good
crop. Esss ~v.R-aa @~SR.
sASrz MARIANA.
sAS1x HAaaSKl, Jan. T2s--lt CON-
msncsd fsinins early yesterday morning
and rainsd almost steadily all day and
last night There fell 2,06 inches up 10
fhia Inornlng fimni baa lanll
LoNPOc.
LoMroc, yas. 2.--Abous two inches
Of rain have fsllsn here up to this morn
lag.
San LuIs oBisYo. r,r
San fc1s OSrsro, Jan. la heavy
sosthssst wind ct = yesterday, incrsas-
ing through the night 10 8 ualss Up4ts
this time ll2 n.y. l.50 inches Of rain have
fallen. making total for the season 10
date Of SIS inches. II is still raining,
u1th > ngkt ssuthsast wind. with good
prospect Of continuing through the day
and night. Fwmers md ali othsFs are
jubiiant over the very hattsring pros
pscts, - twice - much grain il alresdy
sown ~ In any previous year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03

A WIsccnsIn millionaire divided his
estate among his thrss children, with
the lgpylipn that half = eech portion
i u - kspt By trustsss lnhtll the child
70 WHOM u \ 1eit q 20 yeprs old. and
then 4 not @ 81 delivered until proof d
asatees pdd - ~ been'S S4uan.
dsreq<srFfyse " NJ ~ III rTss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03
2 Rasss II Pare from Los Angslss

Sgfkm d ~ Anert Cables Il Agents. o1lcs,
where b6sths may be secured
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03
BARGAINS
IN NEW GooDsl

Having very largely STEWARDS Closing Sale at New
York. stocking myself MUST SELL The
goods bought from FIFTY SIXTY CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR and comprise FULL LINES following goods:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03

Look hsrs,y ssid the Governor to .
high S,ats ofIioial, "when are you going
70 pay me that ten dollarsi" Upon my
honor, Governor. I don't know. s'why,
sir, ths. other day, when I mentioned the
fact Of youf indsbtsdnesn, you asked me
where would Be Tuesday. Wasn't that
j promise that you would pay me on
tuesday, "''No, sir" "Why, then, did
you w6ht b know whsse I'd b Tsss-
dsyi" because WANTED to know whore
you'd be, V ! could make arrangements
70 be somewhere else"
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MARRIAGES.

RRBON-GGEGHKR. On March D., less. At MHa
burF ~ Rsv 7 n Mortis. NJ samuel q. hrl
to Miss louisa GinEher, both q NHriiBs Work
KItTR-GRAY On March -. 1tSs ~ Milesi
Rev r " Morris. Nj p ? kbet, e Belle
Mics Clara GRAY ~ MileshurE
NHEES-G1NGHER-- --on April 4. lNet, ai =sz
Eslirsi parsonage in NuesiurE. fr Rrt :''
rfs NJ Pht'ip A, MYERS g. Miss 'iars
both e Curtin Works.
TpMONns- -WEANFR On The 18th
by Tsy = 4 Yeariok. Mt p '. Tlm z=s
Illeu L Weaver both 81 AaroHsi.ur
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

An AGED PRIEST DEAD.-The Rev
james Bradley, pastor of st. Patrick .
Roman Catholic church of Nowry, Blair
county, died on Friday evening last, aged
ninety years. He was native of Ireland
and camo to this country in 1925, and was
much esteemed through a long and useful
ltfn
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Brown s. Elys planning mill at Lock
Haven was destroyed by FIRE on Saturday.
The loss though heavy is nearly covered
by insurance 1t is supposed the FIRE had
its origin in the boiler room
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19
Spring Mills House

During tho past winter Mr.. T.. J.
Warner, Of Nittany, taught school No.
3, known "a "Sellers, I" located In Patton
township, Lycoming county, forty miles
from his home. This distance he walked
each way every week, during ave months
including an extra trip occasionally, 1910
miles. This too, during cold, disagroeable
weather -Goz. 4 Bul. Tho above senti.
ments are so difficult 10 believe that we
would be pleased 20 hear from Mr.. w. in
eGplanatiOn.-Ncies.
The DEMOCRAT last week gave publicity
70 the above, and although We did not
say Patton township, Centre county, should
have so stated. Mr.. Warner Is in robust
health and just as able to properly conduct
a school as to walk any reasonable distance.
The death Of Mira William Mexican,
Of Liberty township, occurred on Friday
last and was tho result OF a sad chain of
circumstances. Owing to domestic infelic-
ity, she had become quite melancholy, and
doubtless reason was temporarily dethron-
ed. About two weeks ago another event
secured 10 agitate her mind, and in fl
Of despair, We are informed, she put coal
oil upon her clothing and set FIRE to them.
The members Of ber family endeavored to
eGtinguish the flames but woro unable 20
do so before severe injuries we're inflicted
which resulted in hor death. Five or dH
children survive to lament tho sad evdnt
Republican.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

MIR Geo. W. Eaton has disposed Of
his confectionery and fruit establishment
TO Mr. Jno. ID. Sourheck. We regret 70
part with Mr.. Eaton, for he was consider
cd one Of Bellefontes most prosperous and
promising business men, and wiah him sne-
cess in whatever his fancy or Judgment
may dictate as a proper course 10 pursue
In tho future.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19
Thursday Morning, April 10, 1883.

CoRREsPoNDENcE, containing important news, solicit
I'd from any part OF the county. No communications
Inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

The annual man Of Coles circus
claims Lallah Rorkh and Sampson, two Of
the shows elephants, are respectively 75
and 100 years Of age.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

nay- Hoods, scarfs, ribbons and any fancy
articles can be made any color wanted
with the Diamond Dyes All tho popular
colors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19
REOUIESCAT IN PACE.

SCHR0YEK.-On sunday evening At hi. rcsIcuce,
Thomas street, hr. Allen Sshfyyrf. aged - Years
aud months
Mr.. Schroycr was born IN Berks county
and when seven years Of ago moved TO
Milton, and for 81 years WAS intimately
connected with the business and social in
forests of that town. From 1850 70 1871
he resided In Lock Haven, and from the
latter date to tho time Of his dcccasc lived
here. Few men were more respected lie
was twice married. I've Childrcn-M Mr..
Henry Hoffman, Mrs. DAM. Garuan and
Mrs. Jonathan Harper, of BeIlefoute, and
Mrs. Ivens Of Milton, are still living
were the result Of tho first marriage. Four
sons, Mcg.rs. Charles Benjamin, IIayes
and Harry, all Of whom survive him and
arc doing we'll were given him after his
marriage the second time. For some time
prior 30 his death be had been subject to
"weak spells, We believe by his physician
termed heart disease, and at times was
very low, yet generally enjoyed rather
good health. The inlcrmout took place
yesterday, great many people attended.
Rov. j. +. DLong, Of tho Reformed
church ofIicialed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

| S7th annivorgar,, ,r NJ IJossfs hirtbIa,
and vos a moe, ylao.ao,ano Tho c,,,ow,
inc pcsrops were nrescnt. Rev w II.
Grob. lady and dauphter Row. w. +.
Rocder, lady and child Mr.. Adam He's,
lady and four children Mr.. John Hess
and lady II. A. Mckee, lady, child and
mother, and Mrs. w. A. Page. The day
was spent WIN l'''"su'o anu l!o"' - M
participating anu Us Joy' wiz ''"B'' ,o"s
IN 'n' minus o' 'n''" AL ~ " Sou''",, %
'"' N',y "'s', '''''"' :" why" =" 80, 'i'7'
Is n''a Oy al "no ""o" 1'''i. nOI' W. W,
,ts,., o"N ~ t,si 49, .c ,' '.,.aaa.' ,'' 80"
Eli Perkins will lecture here on the
tna.a. - 80. 80 a,,,.I p.aJ ,Io on
no,,oo,,o,,. ar; po.li,s., la.oo, Ad-
NIT III. bcarcr or wife his own wife. 10
rl, po,li,s, ,o,.,ro a,,.whoro j., ,ho
v,r,a c,r and roors Tho loc,,rcr
vpl co,n,,orc. 8, x o,o,ocl ,b.-, and
co,,irro ,m .,mohody roo,o.,. him g.
,,o, /, coso - a., scc,5or, :, ,bo Ioc,n.
rerr or II he should die or be hung before
the evening Of the disturbance, TINS ticket
Will admit the bearer to front seat at the
funeral, where he can sit and enjoy HIM
sell the same "a at the lecture. The high
"styricsd seats, those nearest the door are
reserved Ter the particular trends oi the
a number OF Italians, variousIy e''I-
mhicd at from 20 80 lio arrived tn town
yesterday and were Immediately trans
ported 70 the scene Of active operation on
the h. y b. L. railway Many Of our
citizens viewed and tried 80 interview
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. =. :, -, ,"
,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

THE ROYAL BAKER AND PASTRY Cook.
"A Royal addition 10 the kitchen library.
II contains over seven hundred receipts
pertaining TO every branch of the culinary
department, including baking, roasting,
preserving, soups, cakes, jellies, pastry,
and all kinds Of sweetmeats, including re-
ccipis Tor the most delicious candies, cor
dials, beverages, and sll other necessary
knowledge FOR the chef ID cuisine et the
most exsciing epicure, as we'll as for the
more modest housewife, who desires TO
prepare for her lord and master = repast
that shall be both wholesome and cconom.
ical With each receipt is given full and
explicit directions for putting together,
manipulating. shaping, baking, and kind
Of uiensi TO be used, 80 that a novice can
60 through the operation with success
while special and important feature Is
made Of the mode Of preparing All kinds
of food and delicscies for the sick. The
book bss been prepared under the direc-
ton Of Prof Rudmani, late chef OF the
New York Cooking School, and is the
most valuable Of the recent editions upon
the subject Of cookery that has come 10
our notice. II 10 gotten up in the highest
style of the printers art, on tinted paper,
with elabora,ely illuminated covers, etc.
We are assured that every can Of the
aRoyal Baking Powder" contains an
order for one of these valuable books.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Suits made to your owH measure for
$500 Loars va'f~ ordrrs to-dov
MONTGOMERY * Co, Tailor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

The clothing store Of VI. Levi " Co. ,
in the room lately occupied by d. NJ.
Wagner, wss opened for business last
Wednesday evening, and is meeting with
the success the character and magnitude
the elegant stock merit
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Bond Valentine, Esq., is now in the
general agency business snd Is prepared TO
negotiate the sale or purchase % building
lots, horses or anything else parties may
desire 10 buy or soil Should he not have
what is wanted he can secure IL on short
notice This arrangement will not inter
fcre with bis large and Increasing insur-
ance business. l2-U
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Tho largest, best and ohespes; line It
mems me shoes, st Doll & Minelc's 3t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19
April Jurors.

Following will be found complete li't
Of the Grand and Traverse jurors drawn
for the fourth Monday Of April:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

-Wusau. NrFarlauo y Co, call avou-
,jan 60 tho only reliable Ready MIXED
Paint ~ the market Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared Pair j- no; ,uly 7urorior TO any
Ready Mixcs Pain; sold but rivals pure
white lead in 'ts smnotbnoss IN working
and durability This paint is guaranteed
by the manufacturer not 20 crack or peel
within three wears Tb" guarantee il not
only good for replacing the pAiut bat it
will be put on II it should crack or peel
within tho time specified 1t will be TO
vouT interest to call and soc Wilson, Nc.
Farisno n Co, before purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready Mixed
Paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19
Bellefonte Grain nj


HrIitVaNEN, =
Corrected weekly - y. Be-
Wheat hiie. per bushel-r,--.....-.
red, .ss..ss., ..--.
Wheat. No. 2....s.as....- s.....,..
Cofu-ears. per i.ushtl...--.-..... .......l
shelled. per bushela..........,
Oats. per hushel...........,.. ..-...-...
BARLEY. psf hushsl. Tys veighi...-.
Clover seed. per pound .......-. .......
Flour. wholesale, pct hbl., Roller
per sack,
Plaster. frcund. per ton.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

1t affords u' real pleasure TO announce
that an effort ia being made 10 organize a
new Building and Loan Association in this
place. a preliminary meeting will be
held a. the Logan Hose house on Saturday
evening At 7-30 o'clock, to which all
favorably interested arc cordially invited.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Those ladies who have been wearing
Reynolds Bros. fine shoes will be rcjoiced
10 hear tha. thew can be had and are on
sale at Doll & Miugle's shoe store These
goods need no recommendation, a. they
arc one Of tho oldest snd best established
line Of fine goods in America. lG.3t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Cast scrap iron wanted for the cash
or in exchange for Hardware at II. X.
HICKS Hardware and stove store. IT,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Cast scrap iron wanted for the cazh
or in exchange for Hardware st II. X.
HICKS HAEuwaEE ANu STovE ~ToEF. t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

WANTEu.-A shoemaker ~ Dol IL
M.nEIcs boot and shoe store Good pAy
and constant employment given the rich,
WAu, loft
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Mis- Esther, sister Of our friend, F..
T. Tuten, Esq, Of the Republican, return.
oi from Now Hampshire on Monday, &C
companied by her brother, Mr.. Robt p
Tutou, Of Hancock, Mich. The latter Is
we'll known here and will be warmly vel.
coined by HE many friends
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Geo. Alfred Townsend 5u his Sunday
letter to tho Now York T-.laa, writes as
follows q tho shsd which. practical yco-
pic arc aware. now s"lls a, from city cent.
apiece upward 40 housewife scrsytuc
The scales oi tho odorous gsh could ever
hsvo imagined there wss poem in It. Mr
Townsoud who has done moro eating %
the Gsh than cleaning Of it writes thus
In an old country Fhad would come IN with
f>'r day Tho world has not their equal
far dncnc.s, iudacrihablo freshness like a
water crcss, and dclicary, yet with salts
fyjug potency Ono fhad is tho measure
% the representative family. The father e
par,ialiiy il shown whore he gives most Of
tho roc From birth to bones the shAd p
epic is like a silver spirit; noisoless, trans.
lucent, unresising, like the passage Of the
moon through the rivers and the sea.
Migratory, but with childhood memories
Of locality, fruitful relgiously, and even
In The dream Of young children and large
gentle families, they seem like the spring
lambs Of the water, grazing the in.
finite fields Of sheen What dangers
they pass through, going and return
ing, the innocents in the time Of
Herod never had. Provided with moth
ing 10 make battle, with tiny teeth and
miniature fms, they course the ocean like
the silver galloon OF old days bese, by pi.
rates and protected by ssinis. Although
the royal guest al feasts and poor mems ts.
bles, they are, like all enduring nobility
peasant bern. Tho mArtyred menhaden
is their cousin, the herring Is their step.
brother. To see them caught is like Sec
ing angels fall 50 peacefully, 80 hashingly
and in the butchers shamble they carry
upon their delicate armor the light Of
skies
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

AS-wEE THE Can sou find care 81
BriEhts Disease of The Kidney. DaJete.,
Urinary Or Liver Complaint. lhsi i. elrat
bic, TIA, Hop Bitter. hs. not ur cauro-
gar"' AK your ueighbar. 30 they can.
1872,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

On Monday the remains of Mr. Mi
chaol All were inferred Al tho ~nydcrtown
burial ground They we're brought from
WiliAmsport. lie was a native Of Ger.
many, emigra,ed 70 this country In 1851
snd settled At Hublorsburg, whoro he re-.
sided until recently. lie was IS years old
and much respected
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

-liouse-cIeanIng and garden.making
are now in order. They who survive the
former can assist with the other.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

ON Saturday Dr. Hoy removed two
'sbacoaps inmors from tho bead ai Mr. j.
y. Van Ormer and the same number from
the head of Mrs. J. II Krcamor. Tho ap-
ora,on', though neither difficult nor dan.
gerous, wcr" performed with skill and
deHierity indicative of Dr. Hoy "a thorough
knowledge of dclisAto surgery.
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Rev. d. o. Shoemaker is holding q
serics Of mceiings in the IIublersburg Re.
formed church to be concluded on Sunday
next
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We heartily extend congratulations 70
Mr. and Mrs. K. NJ. Magce. The little
one T. "a girl