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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11
FEATURES OF TIRE STATE PRESS.

The Horapian thinks the glib aphorism
" nothing succeeds like success, has little
sense or truth.
A II. Saylor, editor aud proprietor of
the Pottstown Chroniele, was married
Tuesday evening to Miss Jennie Priznr, OF
Pughtown, Chester county.
To the Philadelphia Record Mr.. Blaine,
with his mouth tied up, is not AN inter
estiUg statesman. His whole strength
csutres in his check and his chin.
The Allentown Democrat believes that
for merchants TO give gift tickets or prize
chances with purchases is a violation of the
state laws against lotteries and chances.
The Nsw Era considers it settled that no
living author presents such remarkable
wealth of wisdom, wit and tenderness as
"Ouida,n The state chemist should
mako an analysis Of this.
The Pittsburg Leader is severe upon a
| grand jury which set itself up as superior
to Gov. Pattison and the Legislature by
ignoring an indictment against man or,
rested for scalpng theatre tickets con
trary to the act Of 1883.
After thirty years editorial experience
John A. Magea, OF the Perry county
| Democrat has realized the sad aud bitter
truth that niue out Of every ten of the
men he served and aided to obtain Office
" afterward attempted to break down the
bridge that had carried them safely over. u
An Examiner correspondent wants Il
know why the poor directors elect resi-
dent physician as superintendent aut
then hire a town doctor, at extra pay, tc
attoud to the smallpox patients, Th,
poor directors will probably tell wher
they explain why it took an extra eco, O0l
to run the pOOrhousc last year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11
A MURDERER HUNTED DOWN.
Solving tue Mystery suTroundIn; the ueat
of An ElmIrA nLTl.

Solving tue Mystery suTroundIn; the Deatl
of AN klmiTs uTl.
Detective Kallaher has arrested Wm
Menken, German, 2j years Old 10 Now
York, as the supposed murderer Of the
girl found at Carr's Corner, near Elmira
Menken has been in the EImira rslOrma
tory for a burglary committed four years
ago. He corresponds fully with the d3
scription given OF the mln whD was seen
in company with the girl before the mur-
der. In the room whore no was arrested
was found a quantity Of old fashioned
jewelry, which has been identified as that
which was worn by the girl. Menken re
fuses TO say anything except that he is
innocent of the charge. He was found
hiding in the house Of his sis,er ia Clark
son street, Flatbush, l.. |. Chief OF Po
lice Little, of Elmra, has arrived in New
York, aud will take Msnken back with
him. His guilt appears evident.
Inspector Byrnes has succeeded in clear.
ing up the mystery which surrounded the
Elmira murder, The murdered girl proves
TO be Kate Bradchof, who was a servant
in tho house OF Mrs. Sssen, in East
| Eighty. ninth street, Menken used 20
visit her and was known as Myers. He
took her away from tho house on New
Years eve, and 1t was understood by Mrs
Sissen that they were to be married imme
diately. Mrs. Sissen identified the iewelry
found in Menken's possession as having
| frequently been worn by Kate Bradchof
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11
BN ICE Anu SNOW.
Accident, Fat.l sud Otaerwi.e That tvl.
low the Season.


Alfred Wilhelm, aged fiye years. young
est sou of William Wilhelm, was drowned
IN Red Stone creek near Wilmington ON
Thursday afternoon. He aud several OF
his little companions were playing on the
ice, which gave way with him aud no was
carried under the leo by the current
About an hour afterwards the body was
found about seventy five feet below the
spot where il went under.
serious accident occurred to 4. coast.
ing party Wednesday night on Wood
street, ElstOn 4 guide Iopo on a bob
sleigh broke aud i've young men were
dashed against bridge by the roadside.
Edward NungessOr had rib broken, his
head cut and his leg Injured u Lafayette
college student named Rolling had his
knee cap injured aud two other students
were more or less hurt. In another part
OF the town Annie Waterson was knocked
off sled aud had a leg broken. Later a
sleigh containing thirty people, going from
Elston 70 Bethlehem, was upset and nearly
all hurt, Mrs. +. Youngking, of Phillips
burg, tie most serious, a. she had an
artery severed and nearly bled to death.
Went Down wIth all ON board.
The Barkeutine Elmira came ashore on
LDug Beach, on Tuesday night or Wedues
day morning. Her lights were discovered
by life saving patrOlmen at Station No. = i,
West Creek, but they could give no assis
taucs, as the sea was then washing across
the beach into the bay. She soon broke
up. AMI the pieces were strewn along the
beach. Her name was found in the debris,
and she came from SalcOmbe, England.
| 4 womau's dress or two and Bible were
| found, but no bodies. All hands on board
are supposed to have beon lost.
TIE PsrssoI Question.
Before marriage-"Excuse me, George.
| Did my parasol hurt you ?" 90, no ! my
dear IL would be pleasure II it did
After marriage Great heavens There
was never woman under the sun that
knew how to carry a parasol without
scratching fellows eyes out" And
| there never was q man that knew enough
TO walk on the right side of woman with
a parasol." There isn't any right side
10 woman with parasol."
sotting rire to his Bedclgthes.
J. IL. Thatcher, aged l3 years, au imbe-
cile through spinal disease, set fire to bis
bed clothing at his home IN Central Falls
near Providence, r. l., and was burned Sc
badly that he died Wednesday in grea
agony.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11
Un q strike.
IiiitZ Record.

Nearly all Of tho oigarmakers in Lititz
ars on strike sine, Tuesday morning.
They had been receiving "a per thousand.
On Tuesday the employers all in.
formed their workm that they
would hereafter ply $3.50 to take
effect at once. The employees refused
to accept reduction aud a. once went out
Of the shops, marchin through town in
body, cheering as they went along. Some
few remained at WORK, but the majority
seem determintd to sick 1t out, qlite
number having already left for other
quarters.
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necessary that the Democrats there
should keep cool heads.

NOTHING is more disastrous to can.
didate for office than that his party
friends go fishing OF hunting on election
day. In view of the ticket nominated on
"Wednesday, considerable number Of
Philadelphia Republicans show mani
fest disposition to do this thing. The
Philadelphia Erening BUlletin, about the
straightest organ of its party in the city ,
prints the names of the nominees and
adds to their editorial announcement
that {" the duck shooting is said to he
very fine along the Jersey shore and the
fishing is not bad" The Bulletin sails
in the Stokley boat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

The three masted schooner Emma G.
IL klmmel, Sloan master, reported ashore at
Cape Hatteras, N. c., on the 9th lust,
was from Kings ferry, Fla, bound to
Philadelphia, loaded with pine lumber,
The vessel went ashore at $50 p. m, ON
the Sth instant during violent southeast
gale near Gull Shoal life saving station !:
nine persons were on board All were
saved in the Breeches Buoy by the mem.
bers OF Gull Shoal lio saving station. The
vessel is still on the beach.
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A Japanese straight Fiusn.

JHUAH T1Inbb,
The following case Is recorded by Que
OF the native papers published in Hiogo |:
The wife of dealer in sand for securing,
who resides at Nippon Bashi, Yoohme,
gave birth on the 9th instant TO I've chill
dren, all OF whom are strong aud healthy.
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A so..ntiiie ExpIanatIon.

New Orleans Picayune.
The sky bushes when il sees the sun 90
TO bod, aud again when the sun gets up,
Where's your cosmic dust now
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11
POST TnE COOKS,
statistics OF the Denomina nations.

The New York Independent publishes 8
the table which follows, giving the statis-
tics of the religious denominations of the
CpuutTy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

All Let go.
The mayor this morning had four lodg-
ers, and all were discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

IF there is anything fatter than Star
Route contract it is the post Of special
counsel for the government 10 the prose.
cution of the Star Reuters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

The end of the Star Route trial and the
report Of our county auditors may get
along about the same time, but few men
now born will last until then.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

SEVEN sons Of United States senators
have fat official clerkships in Washington,
aud the number of relatives more remote
in degree that enjoy similar distinction is
legion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

In spite of the boasted efficiency of New
York detective agencies, Mr.. Delmonico,
q prominent citizen, has been missing
nearly q week and the alleged sleuth
hounds of justice are rapidly reaching the
conclusion that the earth has swallowed
up the object Of their search.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

$50" said the Old Politician, rs he
came in softly ON his gum shoes, " Matt
Fridy's TO bo prothouOtary, Jake Wilmer
sheriff aud squire Greidor county treas
ury Then I'm for moving tho c)urt-
house 20 Mouutyllle."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-11

THEY have disagreeing judges down in
Nashville, Tenn, too. They I" stand
high in the community Reflections by
one upon the others court recently caused
them to seize each other by the throat and
draw knives, but at this stage of the
judicial Disagreement somebody else
called himself in aud they were separated.
Thus far in the Epbrata church case the
battle with carnal weapons has been re-
stricted to the pitchfork engagement
between the litigants.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

Henry Keller, ESQ.,, highly respee-
ted and we'll known citizen Of BoaIsburg
We regret TO learn, has been stricken with
paralysis and Il In > very precsrious state,
and bis life dispaired of. His aged and es-
Unable companion, Mrs. Keller, is also
qaite Ill. We sincerely sympAthizs with
them In their affection.
LATER. Mr.. Keller, we have since
learned, - We are going 70 press, died on
Wednesday and will be buried from hia
residence In BoalsbuFg on Friday morning
u 1870 o'clock. However affective the
dispsnsation 70 bis many friends which
calls him away, IL may be truly aaid of The
deceased, that another good man has gone
to receive the reward OF just and we'll
spent life.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

Last Thursday, the 24ih ult., was an
exceedingly unpleasant day, but notwith-
standing this the circumstances within
doors II the Reformed parsonage in Aarons-
burg were of very pl essant and cheering
nature. By previous arrangement it was
agreed on the part of the people Of the
charge to surprise the pastor and his fam
lily In the way of donation visit The
day, however, was unfavorable. A few
frsm the country and most of those living
In Aaronsburg and Millheim, mum bering
about twenty families, were represented
A few hours we're pleasantly spent In So
ciAl intercourse, after which our friends re-
tired, leaving behind them tangible evil
dence of their kindness and good will, In
the shape Of articles Of clothing, groceries,
butter, fruit, horse feed and purse Of sil-
yer for the pastors wife. We take pleas.
ure In noting the fact that all the families
in AAronsburg, Of the Presbyterian church,
took a generous part in the act OF kind
meas. For these and sll other gif1 fre-
quently received from our kind people
throughout the charge, we record our sin
cere thanks, and invoke upon them the
blessing OF heaven.
For several days afterwards others con
tinued 10 report themselves st the pArson
age, and on the goth several sicds arrived
loaded with valuable tokens Of regard
from members Of the Sslem's congregation.
Besides this, boxes and packages prepared
for The day fret appointed, we're here and
there placed ip the pastors sleigh As be
chAuced 10 meet the kind donors whilst
out In pursuit OF his AccuAtomed duties
There arc happy hearts 81 the parsonage
hreside, and 1t is hoped that those who
made them 50 are equally happy IN the
giving.
T. 4. YEAHtcK,
EMMA lEAHtcK
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

There will be local institute held
at unioaville on Friday evening and
Saturday, Feb. Is aud I6, and 1t IL hoped
that I'll the townships in the Bald Eagle
valley from Taylor to Liberty. will he
represented. Teachers and directors
everywhere areinvited to attend. An in.
teresting and profitable time is antici.
pated. The programme not being com.
pleted, We can only aive : fen Of The
many good things nov in preparation.
via:
hr. Frank Mccoy. school govern.
ment; Wm. p. Fisher, Jr., relation Of
parents 70 teachers Miss sallie Morley,
; class drill in arithmetic. Reading and
Feoitations By the child elocuiioEist.
Mics Fiorance Cleaver, and others. @.
W. Rumberger will give talk on read.
ing. Open discussion, Resolve that we
favor : compulsory education Law,
opened on the affirmative By DR.. J. II.
Blair. negative by Mr. A. j. Griest. The
fact thai County superintendent Wolf
will "hold the rudder" i : sufficient
guarantee that 1t will Be IN event OF
interest and profit TO teachers and clti.
Gems. Through the hospitality Of our
citissus the teachers will be kept free OF
board and lodging while attending the
institute. Come one and al.
By order Of The 20. SupI.
@. ". RunHaaoHa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

At Garmans.
The Ball Mssque at Beech Greek last
week was we'll attended and success.
The Lutheran sociable was held In the
Lutheran church last evening.
Wagons and buggiss are nov taking
the places of sleighs and sleds In our burg.
Parties In want of sales bills or pos
ters should not fail TO call at the DEMO.
CRAT Office.
If you are In want of good, comfort
able homemade boot or shoe, call at A.
@. NOll's, near the passenger depot.
Pictures enlarged and copied at Boy
er's Photograph Car, corner of Bishop and
Penn streets, just below the Cummings.
The Office of the b. O., g. & s. w.
railroad, 1t is rumored, will be removed
from jersey Shore to Beech Greek before
long.
Mr. Thos. Collins completed his con-
tract last week of grading and tunneling
on the j. s., b. c. & c. rrilroad near
Snow Shoe.
Beech Greek isn't very large place
now, but wait until the car shops are To-
Gated there. Won't things howl in Rome,
though
Mr.. VIM. Keller, Of Centre Hall, is
conducting a semi-weekly singing class at
Zion. Everybody lie invited. Admission
each session, 10 cents.
Tho new version of Rip Van Wrinkle,
under the excellent management Of Mr..
Jno. N Hickey, will be presented at Rey-
nolds' Opera House Thursday evening,
February 18th. This is one of the finest
companies on the road.
We call your attention to the adver.
tisement signed Mechanic" for position
as blacksmith. This Ia an excellent oppor-
tunity for some one 10 secure the services Of
a sober and industrious man. We are per-
sonAlly acquainted with him, and know
whereof We speak.
Work is being pushed forward more
rapidly between Bellefonts and Lemont
on the l.. & T. railroad than Is generally
known, and ere long We may expect to
hear the Ehrill whistle OF the "loco" re-
sounding along the raging waters Of the
Logan.
--Donavin's Famous TennesseeAns, Col
ored Concerts, are the same that assisted
in building Central College at Nashville
and are rsrely gifted vocslists, will sing IN
Bellefonte Friday evening, February %,
1884 They were the leading attraction =,
ChautAuquA in 1875.
The First Annaul Banquet of NittAny,
Penns and Kishaeoquiliss valleys will b.
held nj Old Port Thursday next. Sixty In
vitstions have been extended, and parties
in possession Of same should make itA
point to be present a. Mr. Odenkirk has
been directed and will spare no pains in
the gei-up Of the grandcs; supper over
given ~ bis hotel. And he knows how 10
do IL.
The expenses Tor keeping the poor Of
the borough Of Beilcfonle for the pas,
month wss Slc0 This includes clothing.
fuel and provisions.
J. NJ. KrtuLlXE, Or.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

AUcTIoskEH.-Ths undersigned, the
fastest and best salesman In Central Penn.
syivAniA, having more than tsssntv vsays
experience In selling Farms, Farm STOCK.
Merchandise, etc, offers bis services 10 the
citizens OF Centre and adjoining counties
81 firft-class Salesman. Charges reason.
able. Address JosEPH l.. SGrF.
Roland,
4-Sm. Centre county, Pc
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Proceedings OF Court.
4 a IEAHtCE,
EMMA iKAhtcK.

THURSDAY.
The jury in the case OF Common
wealth W. George H. Davis. for shoot.
ing Alexander Miller. at sandy. Ridge,
last December, returned a verdict OF
guilty Of = misdemeanor in uniawfully
wounding Alexander Miller.
Commonwealth vs.. Franklin KessIn.
ger for assault and battery, not guilty
but that Kessinger pay The costs.
Same vs.. Horace CLARK. felouloua a..
sault aud battery. Guilty Of simple
assaults.
Same vs. Edward Stoner assault and
battery. Guilty. Sentenced TO pay
one dollar fine, costs Of prosecution aad
ten days in county jail
Same vs. James Potter, keeping dis.
orderly house. Defendant pleads guilty
Sentence suspended.
Same IS Mercy 0'Neil surety oi place.
Defendant enters into $50 bail to
keep the peace.
Same vs. Zach Steele assault and bat.
terry. Defendant pleads guilty.
same vs. Frank Gowlsnd and q. r.
Herd, four cases for assault and bat.
terry.
same v=. Patrick ONcjl and Frank
o'Nail. Seven cases for selling LIQUOR
without license. True bills returned
in all.
Same -. Joseph NeAick, selling
liquor witboutlioensc. Three ossc.. Al
true bills.
Same vs.. James Laughiu, larceny.
True bill. Prosecutor John Fox
Same ". John II. Orr, breaking and
entering = dwelling house ~ith insentto
commit felony. fQnorGmau.
Same vs. Thomas Blake, breaking and
entering, &c. IgHosaaas.
Same IS. J. L. Kennedy, 7. L. Nc.
CauIy and W. NJ. McCauiy, malicious
mischief. Ignoramus aud prosecutor
H. ID. Walters TO pay costs.
In the Common Please the case Of
Thomas Depo vs. Joseph X. Seller is
on trial, which is the Grst civil case that
has yet been reached this week.
Bills ignored by Grand Jury and
prosecutors, Vim. McCulley, Harry Nc
Gully, George II. Davis and !. +, Ken
nedy to pay the costs, and were SEN
tenced 10 do 20 b. the court or give
security 10 the sheriff 10 pay them with
In ten days.
In the case Of Thomas Depo vs.. John
X. Seller. the Jury rendered averdict In
favor Of Plaintiff for sI.0l.
George W. Smith trustee for Sarah w.
Smith vs.. Daniel Hall, administrator
OF Wm. u. Smith, deceased, Verdict in
favor of Plaintiff for sI .,676.
Joseph II. Ard W. Joseph B. Erb efai,
the jury returned verdict IN favor of
Plaintiff for S6g4.62.
Sarah K. Riddle vs.. y. b. Malone,
administrator Of Matthew n. Riddle,
deceased. Verdict in favor Of Plaintiff
for The sum Of SI0.65.
The Court imposed the followong sen.
tences last week just previous. 70 ad.
iournment In case Of Commonwealth
vs. Geo. II. Davis, for shooting AlexAn.
der Miller. Nine months In county
jail, sIO fine and oozEs Of prosecution.
Same VS.. Horace Clark. Convicted
for assault. Fifteen daysin county jail,
81 fine and costs of prosecution.
Same ". james MeCaiieEty nd Pat.
rick Clarity, Who plead guilty q aasasslt
and battery. The Court suspended sen.
enco till April session 70 give Patrick
Clarity, who il minor, an opportunity
to make information against The parties
who furnished him liquor. The same
disposition rs alao made hs to the case
IF @CumnaouHaalth vs. Zach Steele.
same vs. Patrick 0'neil, Plead guilty
for aslliae liquor without license, and
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was sentenced TO pay 800 fine, costs of
prosecution and ten days in the county
Jail.
Same vs.. Edward stoner. Convicted
OF assault and battery, and sentenced TO
pay II fine, costs of prosecution and ten
days in the county jail,
In the Court of Common Pleas the
following cases were disposed of last
week:
John II. Morrison w. William Nc.
Clellan, Jr. Verdict for defendant.
John Rishel VI. Joseph Garbrick and
VIM. Searson. Settled.
D. M. Osborne 4 Co. US. John Harper
ct. al. Settled.
Thos: Depo We. John X. Seller. Yer.
dict for plaintiff for $IG00l.
Jos. B. Ard Va. John Il. Ard. et al
Verdict for plaintiff for $6s4.62.
Michael Eby, executor Of John Eby,
decd. VS.. A. T. Winkleblech, ct. al.
Settled and costs paid.
Sarah X. Riddle w. ID. II. Malone, ad.
ministrator Of NJ M. Riddle. Verdict
for plaintiff for sI065.90.
James Walk vs.. Martin Walker, ct. al.
Settled.
Jowh I. Fowler VS.. Martin Walker,
ct. al. Judgment confessed in favor of
plaintiff for $72.s5. Plaintiff TO file no
bill Of costs.
S. $. Miles vs.. p. X. X. Co. Settled
and costs paid.
Geo. w Smith, trustee for Sarah w.
Smith VS.. Daniel Hall, administrator of
VIM. ID. Smith. deed. Verdict for
plaintiff for $l676.
The following cases were disposed of
by His Honor Judge Hoy, on Monday,
after which Hon. -. l.. Krebs, President
Judge of the. e.Clearfeld county district,
presided.
The /. c. 4 S. c. X. X. Co. ". P. Gray
Meek. Settled and costs paid.
u. NJ. Lieb, administrator Of John y.
Lieb, decd, vs.. T.. Chambers. Death Of
L. Chambers and T.. X. Chambers, ex.
ecutor. substituted and cause continued.
Jas. Gates vs.. q. Dorsey Green and
George Spires. Plaintiffsuiiers non suit.
james Henry, ct. al, VS.. Jeffrey
Hayes Verdict for Plaintiff for land
described in writ.
Somervillc, Crider & Cook vs.. James
Pope. Defendant confesses judgement
in favor Of Plaintiff for $1,000.
Centre county Va. College twp. Plain
tiff suffers o non suit.
Lucinda Spangler VS.. 5. II. Kunes.
Settled aud costs paid.
j. J.. Nef vs. John Il. Dean. Judge.
ment confessed in favor Of Plaintiff for
Sj25, and costs of suit.
VIM. J. Thomson We. VIM. Colyer.
Settled.
John Hofer We. Eve Jane Walker ct
al. Verdict for plaintiff for land de.
scribed in writ To be released on the
payment OF S4s6.69, and plaintiff to file
no bill of cost for this term.
Tuesday morning the case of com
monwealth vs. Ira +. Shafer, Reuben
Grimm and Lewis Grimm. for conspir.
ing to cheat creditors was called. His
Honor Judge Krebs on the bench.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

--Wilson, McFArlEno n Co., call Aiien-
tion TO the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint in the market Tho Pioneer Pre-.
pared Pair. Ia no; 1Bly superisr TO any
Ready Mixei Paint sold but rivals pure
white lead In its smooihness In working
and durability. This paint is guaranteed
By the manufacturers not to crack or peel
within three years. The guarantee IL not
only good for replacing the paint but IL
will be put on II IL should crack or peel
within the time specified. 1t will be to
your interest 10 call and see Wilson, Nc.
Farlans & CO., before Purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready Mixei
Paint.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07
Thursday Morning, February 7, 1884.

ed from any part Of the county No commune stiena
Inserted anless accompanied By the real name Of the
writer.
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No auction trdsh st Garrnan's.

-Messrs. Bunnell Il Aikens have n
very line selection of solid gold watches.
Jewelry and full line Of siIyerware.
which they offer cheaper than any other
store In Bellefonte.