i.jse fonrnal.
- ItKet & Proprietors.
%^ \ s%wsv. iK* "
. O.l>r*:sr:c vis* .Associate Editor.
i_U - -—-
" lilll!\e:M.Tliursiln} Feb. 22
Torma—®l.so For Annum.
i # *
v *■ *As c'j )K$ i'ot' A'^r^oe^TMsl
now all but certain that Hayes wills
be counted into the Presidency.3
True, Oregon is yet to le disposed*
of, and we do not see how the Na-|
UoOaLEetuhung Board can logical-I
|lv go back on their own record ini
' gthc Florida-case, but the hare alrea-1
swallowed Camels and will not!
Bong strain at nuts. Tilden, withal
jjpopular majority of 250,000 votes.!
Pfud a .majority of 23 electors, isl
■counted QUt by fraud, and Hayes isl
acounthd In by fraud. The greats
- Jennie of the country is about to bel
gconsuimnated — LIBERTY weeps—3
rat itssox or lottsuxt.
v We giyo elsewhere the text of the
decision of tbo electoral commission
in the Louisiana case. As its tech
nical terms and legal nicety of lan-!
/ i * -j •
gunge mat make It rather obscure :
to tl;e\nas3 oTthe people, we can
pointedly illustrate the scope and j
meaning of the judgment by t wo fa
miliar iliustr.it ions.
In l#t>3, certain Democrats of the
% TSbfftth wan! in this city, under the
** fnsofr.ition*bf Chen AUtfni.ui and
now Councilman William McMullan,
returned 3J3>J m iioritv fer. II uatio
BeyaaouV I-vVr-V kieat frora that
ward*—Utfftnt rabre majority than '.He
whole legal vote of the ward of all
parties. The return.Wiuwnode with
all the ceremony ot law ; the vote it
purported to compute and certify
was cast on day ard at
ths proper places as directed by law,
i,l the dldy officers of the
-Taw attested the fraud. Had that
fraudulent majority controlled the
▼ole of Pennsylvania, and tha elec
toral vote of Pennsylvania decided
tbo election of Horatio Seymour over
-Flysees S. Grant, the electoral com
mission teaches us that it would
bare been conclusive, and that the
nation is powerless in all its legisla
tive and judicial tribunals, to extri
cate itsolf from a gang of Fourth
ward rounders and ballot-staffers.
In 1572 Mr. Nicholas F."" English
was the president of the board of re
turn judges in this city, and he ad
ded bv a few strokes of the opn.pen,
some 4,000 to the Republican, ma
jority of this city. It was done when
-.+ Pepnssiviinia was the pivoLU grate
in the nation*! contest of tliat year,
and had such alteration of the re
turns controlled the vote of Pennsyl
vania, and the vote cf Pennsylvania
given Horace Greeley a majority of
the "elsStora! collygo instead of Ulys
.aes -S. Grant, decision of tlie elec
toral commission declares that all
*" the laws and nil the tribunals and
all the tcuapjqg of justice in the land,
could not have wrested victory from
4 fraud; and stored it from enthroning
j£*elf in, Ugliest sanctuary of the
nation.
y —tsach is the trno Interpretation
of the judgment of tlie electoral com
mission in the Louisiana case.—Phil
adelphia Times.
IW? :j"' ■'
THE GAXJE LAWS.— Eveiy ses
sion of Pennsylvania Legislature
tinkers the game laws. Tlie Perry
county Democrat says : So far as
these laws tmd to the preservation
of the game they might as well not
be passed. never known a
single one of them to be worthy the
name, for they do not only" protect,
but rather lepd to the destruction of
gnmc' "Ah act tnat authorizes the;
hunting of sqirrels hr July is yn in-!
- vitatioa to gunners to open the sea- j
*on at that early date against all
bjpds of game. A tew to fie effec
i-'titteand us..-Pul must prohibit the;
killing of any species of gjnc up to
say the Ist of 15th of Bepteihb' i and
must punish ail found hunting prior
to that time. The hunting "season i
for all kinds of game Bhoubl;'Com
mence qa- cji,certain and end on a cer
tain day, Their there wouLLU- lit
""tle'or no'game killed out of season.
How many hunters after squirrels
in July would permit a fine, fat, full
grown cock pheasant to peck his eyes
out ? A large majority of them,
would kill him ancLput in the plea
of self-riefenje. Weliope some Se
nator or Member of the House, pos
sessed of good sen >e and knowledge
df fcheJiabitV and nature of trie vari
ous species of gam*'which should be
protected., agaiust w&olbflu destruc
tion, will frame, present and have
pissed a biil embodying the provis-1
ion "above referred to. As to the to
tal prohibition of all hunting for ten
years, as some persons have peti
tioned for, we have only to say that
sucba law would l>e respected in no
county in the State. It would prove
a nullity ;md be repealed at the next
■session. —Exchange.
ibh annual election for mana
gers of the Bellefonte. A :ronsburg
and Youngmanstown Turnpike is
oomiag fast. - We *do not - know
whether the two Great Powers will
again raarsUall their forces and con
tend for the mastery, or not.
*
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TOWNSHIP ELECTION'S, 1
rEJIN TOWNSHIP.
Justice ef the Peace,
JACOB EMERIUK.
Constable,
MICII A EL LAMY.
Supervisors,
JOHN' KEEN, Sr.
Wni. WiHT.
Overseers,
JOHN HA 111,
GEO. W. HA LITER.
School Directors,
SAMUEL N EES,
D. S. K ERST Err ER. \
AsSesssor,
Wm. K L'HSTETTER.
Assistant Assessors,
A. HOST Eft.MAN,
JOHN SMITH, Sr.
Judge,
C. W. HART MAN . j
InftptfrtoY,
JACOB ALTER, .
P. H. STOVEU.
Auditor.
G. W. STOVER, Sr.
Town Clerk,
A. C. MUSSEU.
HAINB3 TOWNSHIP.
- Justice of the Pence.
Qr I1ENIU" RLi Nil ART.
Constabrt*."*
JOHN KETNER.
Supervisors,
JOHN ROTE,
JOUN C. SI'OVEK.
Overseers.
ADAM BARTGES,
JOHN HURLER.
[ bchool Directors,
J. P. CO BURN.
CORNELIUS BOWER.
AsSeßfiOi*.
J. W. RUSSELL,
Assistant Assessors,
JOHN ORN i KMUr\ Jr.
Wia. CON DO.
J ud go.
SAMUEL BURII ELL.
Inspector,
A.J. LiOSXERMAN,
SAMUEL DEUIL.
Auditor,
JAICHALL FIEDLER,
Town Clerk.
THOMAS J. MINGLE. *
MILES TO .YNSHIP.
Justice ot the
W. IF COUMAN.
Co.istable,
JOHN F. WATE.
Supervisors.
JACOB BRUMGARP.
LONG
Overseers,
School Directors,
11. G. ROVER.
H. \V. KREAMER.
Assessor.
S. M. WINTER.
. Assistant Assessors.
JOHN B. SHAEFA'R,
GAURGN BR U MG ARD.
- Judge,
JOIIN W. MALLOUY.
Inspectors,
S. C. ROUSH,
JACOB BURNERT,
Auditor.
JOSEPH MILLER.
Town Clerk,
J. K. WEB Fit.
" GREGG TOWNSHIP.
Jusi ice oi lie Peace,
JOHN RISHEL.
C instA'de,
REUBEN KLINE.
Supervisois,
ISRAEL RACTIAU,
SAMUEL IIARTER.
Overseers,
PHILIP SHOOK,
GEORGE SPA ID.
SctuioJ Directors,
JOHN !<Ov*MAN,
HEN RV KRUMRINE.
Assessor,
- Wm. ZERBY.
Aspistnut Assessors,
JOHN COLDREN,
'BENJAMIN ROUSH.
Judgo.
DANIEL RUXKLE.
Inspectors.
JERRY P. lIECKMAN,
JAMES N. LEtTZELL.
A editor,
WILLIAM PEALER.
Towu C'-ik,
' Wm. 11. BLOOM.
A public entertainment will be
given by Hie Irving Literary Insti
tute, in the Town Hall. Milliieltn.
I on Saturday evening February 24th
! inst.. Essays will be read and the
I following question will be discussed,
i "Resolved that the attendance of
1 childrwi at the public schools bo
| maue joinpuNorv."
Afiinnitive.
J. R. VanOrmor,
W. F. Smith.
W. K. Alexander,
J. F. Chambers,
"L P. W-oiK" ' ; ;*
D. L Z-i by,
G. W.Jietai..
; h . yegitioe.
7?. O. Deininger,
Jacob Eiaenbuth,
S. O. McCurav,
A.N. Ruikle,
W. LI. B Eisriihuth,
H. M. Bollinger,
A. Ilarter.
The Milllieim Cornot Band is ex
pected to be present. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
J. R. Vanoum 11,
Secretary.
TnE unparalelled success which
has attond M Mr. Daniel F. Beatty,
: as a manufacturer of pianos and or
gans, speaks highly for the superior
ity of his instruments. In these
days of sharp competition a>-d inven
tive genius, no mediocre productions
can attain the celebrity to which his
pianos and organs have reach. Send
■ for catalogue .of prices. Address
; Daniel F. Beatty, Washington,
\ Warren County. N. J , U. S. A.
r ♦— 1 9' K:
i The Mifflin burgers exjiect to
dedicate their new school building
■ today, Washington's birth day.
/ Very appropriate Cmo
• r *. |
The Texns fever is getting start
c<l in LewislMH g.
Trim yoqr grape vines if you
have not already done so.
Mr. Alexander has i few words
to Sjvy to is frU'Btls and customers,
in another column. Beltei rend it
for yourselves then you will exactly .
know what it is.
j* R ;.joii'm llovvc, residing nn i
JacJit's Mounl.tin. 5 inilea e.iht. ot ;
, L wist own, commit tnd si ; "ul- by!
hanging, on SaHirduj the Td iust. .
i I,rooming county is again abend.
The sheriff of tlmt county to >k Ins •
i cwn son to the penitent im v iiMvut l.v
iHo was aw irdod a term of one jp.ir
, and thi'iie months f hsnj labor.
Tbo New Building Assoeiatirn .
i of l/>< k Haven. so|l at its test uioet
ing $1,200 at ;ui average premium of
'SO per <ent. "Tlie Old Building As
soeiation soil SI,OOO at an average of
48x8 per i*ut.
In last week's JorRNXL, ih I
naming tlie genHoinen elected offlcers
of the, M. B & L. Assocl tioo. we I
uniutrtntionallv omitted tie name of ■
J. 11. Reifsnvder, Esq., who was j
elected Treasurer without opposi- ,
lion.
There was a sloop c-mttst for !
j consfat'leof IVnn township. Four
candidates were in the ti Id ami
I Me*i one doing his levl best. The .
! result was jus* as w had predioti'd.
I the fellow who got the most votes
WHS elected.
._i- m-* •mm-
Tlie MilPieim Cornet Bad in-
I tcrds to give \ aronstnirg and Mill
I loim a good serenading and at the i
; Rime ti'r.e hold a c dlection aft S;IM
| pier- s f..r the ounr*s" of building a .
■ fcedv on their band-wagon, hte d; ,
! mcLu y,
The Mifflinhnrg speaks t
in glowing terms of t'.ie Millheim I
Qornet Band and their |>i rforuvuve |
in their toan. Geo. W. Foote
lHted as Chief .Marahnll ami greet::) i
msn:!g*r of tlie oceaaien. end rfiade J
a good Job of it. George understands .
how to do it.
A free 1-eture will bp delivered j
in Hie Town IT df. Milllu-lm. on the ,
evening i>f Washin •lon'w pirthdav. !
f he 22' id inst . nod* r the mispices of |
tltc order f-0 U. A. M., who will j
ej ocar in fuU regalia. . The Band ,
will pe Tee public, and la
dies especially, are cordially invited
to attend.
FIP.E AT TYLKHSVILLK. — About
noon Tuesday lest, in Tvlersville.
tlio house of Mu:ha 1 Bressler was
discovered to IN> on fire, and in alout !
two hours it and co tents were in
ash.ee—nothing saveii of any ;
value. The fire originated from a
stove-pipe running through thr roof. !
Emanuel Brtssler occupied the;
liouse ; there was no insurance on ;
b.is goods nor tnc house.- C.'tn ton ,
Democrat.
nrmn thp Stm do not vis
ibly diminish its brilhaney tnt
••pots, pimples or tltches nnin the
face, reck or arms serhm-lv detract
fi"m female lieaufy. Tiiov" ir.ar.
however. mmrleL ly rt moved bv
the daily use if Gletitrs ">ubhtir
S-ap Dennt. Critteuton's Tfi'h
Ave.. N. Y. Hill's II ri Whisker
j Dye, black or ir wn. 50cts.
Robersburg Select School.
The Spiilig Session of this School j
! will hegui on Monday. April St. 1877.
j and continue ten weeks. Every ef
fort will be rn de to lender satisfac
tion to both students and parents.
Owing to the short session" of the J
Count? Normal Institute, a
NORMAL CLASS,
auxiliary to said Institute, will le
formvd for Hie benefit of those who J
are pr paring to tearh, and snecial
attention will he given to branches j
pertaining to the profession of teach
ing. including Latin, SclpNtl Goyeru
; nieoi. Algebra. Vocal Music, &•:.
TI'ITI 'X ranges from 50 t,
00 ; one-half in advanae and reiiiain
rier during term. No d-aluctiou for
lost time except.in case of sickness
or bv bp 'sial arraugeiuent.
Bo Ait u and furnished rooms mav
bi had at, reasonable rafen. Bonks
used can lie procured at Rebershurg,
Rtudents may save pxn*ns>es by
bringing their text-bonks along.
For furtlier iufmmati >n apply to
C. L. GRAMLEY,
Teacher.
The Clinton Democrat says :
Quite an excitement has la-en raised
! about the coal discovered in Hit- west
end of the valley We saw coal
which was brqught from the mine
by refqxmHihle parties, which pur
• potts <o lie hard coal. The vein thus
far oj*-ned is oh the farm of Daniel
Mover. Where the vein WHS first
discovered it was about twoandone
h.tli feet thick and the farther they
shaft into the pni tho thicker t!.e
, vefii and the betti-r the quality of
1 coal. To unveil the matter further,
I capital is required, whicli the owner
| and discoverer lias not got. Should
! the matter he fullv investigated
' and prove a success, it would revive
j the dull monotony of business in our
| valley and county to a very great ex
i tfHt. Bevond the shadow of a doubt
t'newm'MuUaius and bills encircling
Sugar Valley t*o:t*n' ! n vast d-jHisits
of coal and other mineral, such as
| marble, zinc, and nickel. All that
, is wanting is men of wealth and
j energy to employ ' be capital necessa
ry to uncover them.
Spring- Millo Itsme.
Thos. B Jamison accidentally cut
his knee with an adte.
Gen. Buchanan had a l'ght
strokeiPMsy, but is getting along
j very well.
4
The string band will give their
free concert this week, when every
body wishing a musical treat should
attend.
j Emanuel Brown cut, his thumb
gonie time ago. and had the misfor
tune the other day to cut the same
thumb again, nearly severing it from
. the hand.
The Spring Mills Singing CIaRS
has three alto singers, aged respect-
and 10 years, namely Ln-
eie Beaty, Delia Fetterolf and Susie
[ Haines, who I am willing to say
. • luiye no equal# in the couutv.
* Y OK KY.
. DIEl>.
On tiin l*t, at Woodward, Tlavrv,
sou of Ralph and Lama Spigeliuyec,
iS d 1 year.
In L ck Haven, on tho 2tUli of
.y % Mrs. Annie McClintie,
wtv t f eMail).a McCUulit, aged 20
yi-aia.
;* I i New Yoikc'ty. Jan.2o, ofpneu
tipioi.t. J i:vs Tinev Halo, Jr., son
• d i.e u(o ll iii. Jainci, T. Rule, oi
II i! I mil'.
i>u the avariina of tho 10th inst.,
at I'oitoiM Mills, Win. Allison, Sr.,
| aj; it 81 yeata.
On ihn evaniiiflt of tho 10th inst.,
; in pottei Tri., Peter Ruble a#ed
I7J ynnis 4 luoutli* and 2 day •
Near FHMIUM'S Mills, liwantirl
Tayinr. sou of John Taylor, aiji'd l<
n-Kis. 1 inontli, and 20 clays, clitd
s>h It.Sl,
Public Sale Register.
j 1 lie following salt s:n • advertised in to
i day's paper or by posters primed at tlhs ol
io*.
l"ei. it. .T ieb II >Uow.iy, Administrator,
j hou-e and iol in Aainmsburg.
; Feb. 22 Furor Weorteh dregs tows * 'y.
' farm stock ami household goods.
j March I. Aaron Urouse. Gregg township,
j farm mock.
! --v-i el 3. Israel Confer, Perm township,
far ni stock.
—March 6. Thos. 11. gcholl, Gregg township,
farm stock.
—March 10. Jesse K reamer, North MIII
- hciin, li uisehold goods.
—March 14. Samuel Lame, iVnutowusJnp,
farm stock and h lusefcold goods.
—March 33 Samuel Gramly, Miles town
ship, farm stock.
Ma'-cU il. Andrewlmmel, Gregg Town
ship. Farm Stack.
*9*\\> charge nothing for putting nanu s
. In t :e alvve M-t. provided tug hills are
j tu tnt'M at this ohlce or the stile advertised
j iu thio paper.
Lo'lso and Society Directory.
| Tlih MiUheim Cornet Band will
| play to for llu* O. U. A. M.
: on stmet imtatie anil in tint Town
Hall, si iviiade {o-iuorrow tiltfht in
A.iioi.stiUi if. and play for the Litem
i y Society on Js.i Uiday.
j' Providence Gronije No. *217 I'. h!
: U,. ui'tiis in Ali xaiuWd block *tii
j the 2nd Saturday f each month sit
I d.l )'. M. and ou ivtt- lo'jrtit Snturdny
| ni' each mouth at I'. M.
i I'iip irvrnu I,iter.try Society ineef*
jhi i he Town ilall, every Friday ev
' Pi.ii.jr.
I
'I lie Millli'im B. & L. Associatirn
meets in Town Hall, on the evening
of the second .M'Uidav of cacti month
Milllu liu Council. No. Bu9, U.
I*. A. il. meets on Ist mid 3rd Sat
urdays of tMch mouth, at 7 oVlok,
r. M .. in their Rooms, Wilt's
Building.
Turnpiko Election.
An election by the stockholders of the
j "Belle.o .le, VatoUshuig and Youngtmms
i lumii iurtijfike Company." for Managers.
Miii-lM henlkil the puhde liou-"- <t bainiiei
Jo-hzed. HI s ring Mill*. On tie County. IV,
j n:i l uMday ir.e lath Jay of March, next. Iv
. tw-en the liou.s ot 11, A. M. and 3. P. a , of
! said day.
K. V. GI.OVRU,
Jxe. I*. Coni'KN, I'rcsidcat.
sce'ry.
i /"Y Altl>.—TO MY FIITeNDS AND CUSTO
|V- M&KS.
I: is for me t sell gauds an
: credii and continue iu> ouslnesa, lor those
I to wh mi I give credit will not pav prompt
ly—in iai:i, oas.-* not A', all. Fee this e i
son - e u not K e;> i.v stock suhlcieu;!. - fu'l
to mecttns wants of cash ens'omers. Fruin
tUB lime for*rtfd I wiii Knit for c t>h and
produceoiuy, ex epting on orders from In- |
divl lu lis or friends that pay urotnnilv.
Thankful for past favors i liop* *to\>e able i
to net ve all who may fav rim with tii -ir
; patroaajrelu the furure, at price* Ik it wilt !
I coroioife taViirircy wjlh any of the large j
busi
W. It. AUIiSDSS.
j Mi'.ih-tm. Feb. 23. N77.
PHILADELPHIA"
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5 Each. 6 Eitcll.
PICTURE FRAMES!
rtue Rustic Fiiiiites, varnished, with
g;l:is.s and tilaek complete. Note
the remarkably bw prices;
H lV (H at 25 e.enis. R hy 8 at 30 otn.
H ly lu at 33 cents. 10 hy 12 at 40 ets.
All otlici'sizes low ii propurtiun.
MOTTO FRAMES,
with large {tilt tieud, Varnwhetl, with ;
<'A S uial Back.
60 (Jcuts. 60 Cents.
SPLINTS FOR FRAMES,
All Colors, and size*.
STEREOSCOPIC VIE WS,
in ureal variety.
BKAUTIFUL CHItOMOS,
for 5 cents each. '
PLANTOUIi A PUS FOR t
DBA WING,
a new and complete invention which
all visitors to the Centennial must
have seen in use. Only 25 cents.
WELCH'S t HEAP HOOK, ST A*
riONARY VARIETY STORE,
No. 1 Humes' Block.
I'A We will start ymi In a busings
i*"' vuu can make Vi a neck ut;h mi
easy and respectable for
£< 1 either s*x. M. A. Young, 2dl
Bowery, N. Y.
"VJ oTII'U. The pirine-diip ixixtlng lo
tea S. Frank & Son H this day dis
solved by inututl etmvent. The books will
be lc,; wiiii s.- Frank wheje sit persona
knowing theiuselvet indcbia t wih |da*c
call and matte settlement without de'ay.
S. I'UA.S'K,
JAS. P. I HANU.
licVrsbur,'. Feb. 12. P577.
'f tie mercantile businesa will
eafihvi oti by the undeisigned at the
oh! Fin rid where he will be happv to
serve Ilia friends and uhi ettbl tm re.
S . FRANK.
JOHN ROYEE,
t
Cabinet Maker
KOP.RU MILI.HEIU. RI.
All kinds of Furniture on hand or
promptly made to order. Collins a
s)H: ia.ity. Lowest cash prices. .Sat
isfaction gaurunteed. 43x3ut.
ST. CLOUD lIOTEL,
Arch Street,between 7IhaadBIhSIs.,PHILADELPHIA,PA
-I)EJLUSI:—Since tlic clow JF tlio FxhihltlJii tiic St. Clu1 ha* been re-paintee.l and
frescoed, parlor* ixj taruiihsd, cv caii*-t, :c. Tue H as ? i.i aI Us .ap.iui.ilmeuu is unsur
passed 10. ccnn'oit: tlie culinary dep i.tuteiil belii exce'.te Inv n me. During the Ceuteu
nisi the Sr. •' ml 11 uU .d:i iririi, u 1 •11 •iv ire I t -x'end lue Muiecom
foils Uiits j a CiHisns it lti i r; i.i nils i* S') d alone.
Mr. AV. .\1 uliitt lusasswetated with hi;u hD i. j-s . K I il.ln, .tad Edward L. Bean,
of i t. Wa\ne, Iti|., under the linn IA u* f . W. .1 i.ii i i 01.
Thankin* vm for j> i*t patn>ns< and h ipi.ig' exte i I t.i • n epiUiltles of tlie St. Cloud
I with tin* same ci • ntiaseiiient a.i in tlie it. Vi
G. w. MQLLIN & CO.
J. T. SKILLS, Cashier. 6xlm.
H ARBWARE & STOVE gg
Complete Line of Hardware, in all tha various De
partments.
Spear's Anti-CiinKer Sliver Moon Parlor Stove, superior
to all others.
Susquehanna Cook Stoves, Improved Sovereign Portable
Range, warranted to give satisfaction.
All kinds of Cheap Parlor Stoves, at the lowest
prices to suit the TRADE.
THOMAS A. HICKS & SRC.
BOOTS & SHOES
• . ; •
" I
The Centennial Election Is over .and it. is "fix-ul beyond doubt that
Samuel J. I Eden is eloi-ted I'resiueut uf the United Stales, but tne
Great Excitement at the stole ol J. KlMi KIII'TIi in MlLL
llhilM still continues. He n.is just returned from the East
ern cities Nvitii a and well selected stock of
800 < ami Shoes, which can not be surpassed in
Point of Quality and Cheapness by any store m
tlie county. "n->*ufr n- <*,2 50 to
rr\ $4 O'J Wr. EIRE* IIVTII lu* been
i : a practicaf shoemaker for the last
| f -• ! r > years and Is the refute more
~T~I I competent to make a selection
j f " than other retai'ers. who
I have not had the bene- j '
• S'"! fit of his experience.
; X I ! Any person nnUo ' w
■ • a 1 doubts this . L. . . .
, I "H call and m
! ! * - - atc - j
a ■ ~.:.r §
' ' If you are in want of pure DRUGS, MEDICINES, r\
f-r-T! LA--
i—< I OILS, FAINTS. VARNISHES. FANCY GOODSaud
i j- lIOLLIDAY TOYS, so to KISKNJirTII S DRUG STOKE,
where you will l>e accommodated in these several liues
*
of goods at the lowest cash prices.
i . - * ■ •
' S"IT(l.\ r V.) -Y SAOJ.
FlißN!TUil£ ROOMS.
,W. H. nVCIZDIILIEIR, &o BRO.,
j Would most respectfully inform the citizens of Penns and Brush Vallies
i that they have opened a Furniture More, three dooi'sehstof the iiank, Mill
-1 heini. wher** they will keep oil hand all kinds of Furniture, such as
CHAMBER SETTS,
EXTENSION TABLE ,
BEj TEADS,
WASH STANDS, - . WHAT NOT£
* SINKS, * I RACKETS, ' '
HOUGH TRAYS, TABLES,
I PICTURE FRAMES, CORNER CUBBOARPS,
and all other articles m their lino. Repairincr done. Orders promptly at
' tended to. 4 Prices cheap, to suit the tinus. A share of tho public patron
as?e i* respectfully solicited. 4x6 m
. HPS' P TLW HAIR (BiIIPERS
Adopted by al! tho qncens of fashion. Kentl
! for eheu.ar. K.. IVINB, No. 21CJ3 North Hfllt
• M., Philadelphia, Pa.
| A DMINIsIIIATGR SNGTICi:. I.i tlfrsrf
J\ Administration having '■••" ii granted
b> the uudt*islgn'(l on the est te f Kltzabelh
. ilnfiuwav, 1.0* of Aarmisbur; d nased, all
; persem* indebted to said estan .o- hereby
i nat Pled lo make Immediate payment, and
1 those having claims a;..inst the same top.*
i sent them dniy i.idhenlic.iiod. forseit.rnient.
Hartley lowushlp, JACOA HOIXOWAY,
Union CO. Administrator,
i'Vl). Bth 1K77.
EMPIRE CLOTHING STORE
J. F. Chambers,
Proprietor,
POST Office Building, Miilhfdra.Prt.
Keeps :t full line of Clothinf* HpS
itf' v ami Gents' Fwrnishini: Goods
: always oa hand, and sells At the
| lowest living prices for cash. J7 ly
G1 REAT BOOK DEFUT !
r
Any book wanted ean bo had at
11. Y. STITZEB &.
j Stetiniiery, Rooks, Toys.
' This old and well known oatablish
. incut is the regular depository of the
! American Sunday School Union and
American Tract Society and will sell
txuclly at their
CATALOGUE PRICES!
lie would say to those who favor
\ him with their patrouauc, that he
; will sell at such pi ices and upon such
terms as to make it an object for all
persona, teachers and Sunday Schools
to purchase at his store.
, ROOKS, STATIONERY, Ac..
I not on hand when inquired for will ;
. he obtained on short notice, as an
order is sent every Saturday.
11. Y. STITZKPv.
Ihoekernort Row.
BEATTY'S^ES
i at d. In ,.*<}.
r Ih-xhig it tu I t r.Y TAU th* to-iO P'.jlor
j ami >:vm ->li:it Grprtn irai.ufarrurt-d. wn
rh*ll;ig<- a:o 11titm1f4ctu1-t-rtoeqll.it t!l*'n
The c!-brat c.i Golden Tongue L--.t< in this
oigiii in oojuncitmi nith lite Peifecu-d
Kei-il P aid< p.oducc K\ve*t, pore ami jwm
erful TENT* b CH - of .• a- and e'IC ji;t
drstgi.i Mine'ers, tH;" l ters. cliurcl'.HH.
(•choo's, lodges, etc., -xhotbd fcet.d tar price
lint and discounts.
Dealers ui'.i find it to th-(r advantage to
exainh-Q tidx instrument. It lias Improve
m".i> found iu no otuer. Correspondence
soiii'it *d-
Best offi-r ever given. Money refunded
upon return of organ and freight charges
paid by ni* (Daniel P. He C.ty) IK!!I >.-• if
un-ail-f;'.cloi y. aUer a test tiiai of five da*-.s
<ircm warraiite' l for s|* years. Agentsiii*-
count given everywhere I h'.ve no agent
Agents wanted. Address.
D XI EL F. BEATTY,
VYch'nxtcn. New Jersey, I'. Si. A. ;
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS, I
" Which nay bo deno with one fourths j
lUc usual cxpeiia?. bv uslnjr our
PATENT
Sim PAINT
(Fifteen Yean Established.)
i:ivui> itl£ady ran use.
Flic-proof, Muter-proof, Durable, j
Kcnuomlral and Ornuwttital. j
A roof may bo covered with a very cheap !
M.ingie, uJUI by nation of ihi< slate to 1
nuide to ;kt from !>i to 2.*> ye ir* t!<l -Tools i
•an Ih* p;eclic<l and cnafu, looking ion di
l-ctier :r rf Luting Irv.jcr Uau lie? m .'.hlngies :
wlaui Uic 'nXiv, tor
One-third the Coat of Re-shingling. '
Tl.e r of st.itlaft ro.v - i
ly almtit the cost of !>iv|ne thorn. 1 hi '
Pnljit \* ri,tn pttoo? acihi-u sparks t-r fyftt* j
rui iters, as may letatiiy ttriAid ty anyone
TT RTOrS EVERY LEAK,
an.t for tin or Iron has no cqufil, as It ore- J
p.irutr by heal, contracts by cold, and t.EVEit I
CKAettM i o sexto*. hoofs ci Tcrcd iiii Tar i
yheatljt g It can lie ir.-tdo water-tight at h
sutauexpt ose, and |wc*trvdforniuuy year* I
fill* t-Ute faint 14 !
i
EXTKKMKLY CIULVP.
Two gallons sri'.l covr a hundred equate
feet of rhiiigiti roof, while oi, tin, iron. Ie;.
malcliM boards, or any nnooth i.i'ac",
ji'Oia two to one u.i.ioi are r ocsied I
to bit) square fiH-T of sui'ttcc, and aifuout h
the pain? hs a hoavv body it Is easily wo. !
pkea with a brush.
N'o T.tr is used lu tnis Composition, j
therefore It net: her cracks in Winter, nor i
run* in sumiuir
fin d*eared shine'**, it (ills up the holes ■
and p-'ic*. snd jnvc* a new Mibfivnfa! roof
that vv i.l last fur years. Crxi.tu Oit w'Akreb
sUinif.f. It brines to lt*ir places, ni.d kqm •
them Iheic. It liiis up all bolus in felt lords. !
stops the leak*—wo d| aiih*>neh a slow dryer. I
tain d'cn not aif Oct f. a fe.v inuiis after "ftp '
piyln. Ah nearty ail p ihtsriut arc b'ack !
c<<; lain lau, be *u.e jou obkiiii ou gci.nir.c !
arU-.e, Vhlca (for abl jj.ic coupJ ij
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
ntnitn Py* app'ied. ch UCiag in aV*t r ;
Uicnth tt> .u uniform si tic color, ai*.i is, a>l
utc:.ls ami parpoees cLiTa. ua
TIN KOCF3 s
rur r<H color Is pu il'v pref*' red, SA om
c at is oq.iai to flvc H any drdl ary paltt.
* Or
Dr.ICII WALL*
Cnr Rptnnr mtn f the orly rVl!**!e ffate
P lit over introduced the.t idii *;c
p-evei't dampness from pene.rating a:.d
di v l.n tny Urn p'artc!.
Tiie e mints arc also largely on oct
cou-e- and feuoes, or as a prtmine coat o.t
flue buildings.
Ottr only colors are COOOOLm, Eeh,
Pkioht IJ*u, and illakoe.
NEW YORK CASH PP.ICE LIST.
I Gallon, car. and box .10
[ J •* u •
5 •• 14 IHllillllll r 5
r rvr
? •* hs|f barrel * 1..3 ft of>
ruietwrrei.A : i-.i
ie lhs., heob-nt forund lea!t<..'..T 1
V.'e hare la stoclt. of our own mantifactu: c,
rmating materials, etc., at the following low
p.ice*:
ITO r<i"* extra Rahtrer R"o3np. at S ceufs
n* • square foot. (Or we wiil furnish Hub.
Is-r Ito.i'injr Nail*. Gap?, ami . J la'.e Paint fob
sn x-Ore i:9w rouf, u, ,'•< cents per suiare
foot)
is*> rolls 2 nly Tarred ItooOnK r.t
cents per square foot.
•WO rolls .1 ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at 2'*
cents per squat C bwl.
2*o rolls Tarred Sheatir.g, at cent per
square foot.
•WOgalliHiß fine Ruamel Paint, mixed
dy for u*-e. on Imdde o; outside wo, h, at <c
pei jtolfoo, aL' st.aGes.
K'dC Cbls Slate hlour per bb). $1 P*
lofiu *• Sieipstone Flour*.... ** " 0a
P<oo " Graftnn Mineral " sto
lewo " Metn He Paint, dry... •' aw
prices per ton or ear-load lots.
AlloJersmuht be <ccouipxnieu r.ith the
money, or subject to 50 days draft cn wcil
known partie-.
X.Y. SLATE PAIATCO PAS Y.
FANCY CARDS 15 style* with name K
cts. Post paid, J. D Sisirv. Nassau
R-'i.s. Co.. N. Y.
$200,0001N GOLD!
AND OTltf It VALCARLR PREMILIIB.
vivsy T) THOSH WIfO
WorkfortheTimes;
TFIF. CINCINNATI WEEKLY TIM EH
I'ubllslifl for :.fi years, has ;t Nr.tional ciiar
xclcr and influence, with natrons In everv
si.iv and Territory ' 'he I ufqn. and of ui!
sludes unci politics. Its new tlwpartmeuf.
IIOMLS roil THE PEOPLE
In the South and JYir HVxf. win lie luvtuttblc
to all looking oat for New PIaCU3 or Ittsi
lit NCR.
AVcry Palron of the Tir.iex is proser in!,
free at c bar re, wiih an li!u>tr.ited Ye.ir-
Hor.k of valuable inforntatiou, lor iSI7, alouc
worth the price of the paper.
EutcrprisiiiK ineu wanted everywhere, to
SoHWr snlfsci ibcrs, and secure our Gold and
other Yuluablo l'lemiutßs. A sample coiw
o! the Times, our lliust rated Li t >t I'n na.
uuis to be given to Aueuts, sr.d other
ni?nt, win lie tent fr-o cuappliealion to ■
C/.NC/.V.VA 77 TIM JUS CO ,
Ci IF. Third St., CiiKinuuti, O.
BEATTY'SSSigj
tsl'il. 11l IS.SI
Tli bet and in-st lasting pailor orftan
now In use. No other parlor ors&u has ever
x'.laaued he same popularity.
li has tven leatod by tin)•Js.^lld^ , . irar.y of
them oorapeteut ludjes, and gites auiversui
satisfaction to ail.
TUv n.usic is Koap'cd to tho human voice,
I rauiiny; fi .mt the sjftv3? ftdtt*-li!:e not? to 4
, v luuie ol sound uas.u;asi*td by any Insetu
tncut.
j TM < intra:iu % iit has alt the tntes* liaprore
-1 mcuts, and evcrv H ftuly warruoSe<l
i forslx years. Beautiful oti }w;iah, black w.il
, nut p ui'Ucd casw. wiiicli will not CEacK
or W Al.l* and forms, in addition to a spien*
. did in.si mncut ©I ibusie, a bu..uUtMl piece of
1 furniture.
i Tills organ r.eedM only to bj r.e?n to tin an
piocuibed..and i; sohi*t e*trrmely Ir.v v.g.
ore* Lir csih Scoud-tuuid itwiraiiKi.ts
takrti in exrhancu.
A souls wanted, nvalc ,>r fcinalo, in every
county in t.lO United Slates and A
Hiatal dlHCvfunt made to toacbers. ministers
cliurchos, sclctois, lodges, etc., where 1 nave
no agents. Illustrated catalogue and nri re
list free. Correspondence sobered. Af -rt
(fisconnt. given where I have no agents. Ct-it
ullgr ever given now ready. Address,
DAMEL F. BEATTY,
YYashfr.gtcn, New Jersey, U. S. A.
FARMERS OF CENTRE CO.
I would respectfully call your at
tention to the celebrated
Keystone HandM&ia Oh ins.
These chains have been thoroughly
tested by farmers and teamsters in*
1 this neighborhood, and are pro
nounced iy all who have wed them
as far superiorto uiiY other chains
made. Having secured the sole agen
cy for Centre eour.lv for the saio of
these chains, I am prepared to fur
nish on short notice anvthj nj* in the
Jine of Vn A INS, from thOii heavieat
stump machine ch.iip dow to vl:e
smallest chin chain, all hand made,
of the befit refined iron, and war
ranted for one year.
Call on or address
A. O. Deininger.
M"illhcrm. IVe. 14. ISTfi.
Tn:p:,*Ko
WITH A COLD lii A (AVAYS DAMOL£* *
US 53
WELL'S CAU uUC TARLK'
.1 sure remedy f. r COU< I Rm, and all dl*rr .
of the TIU'MAL. U.\AA,UtGUi uisil
CWI SMIIMAKANt.
i'tr U" i> in r.IXF. I>< XfP.
ROl.n HY.AU. IlltUtitittTH.
C .* J CKITXjTk I"ON. Ave! v
ITevr Vnrk. *
Active Asoutx wanted f|iiWV| ■** itdf-
CB?3 TF E NIA LIIFO SITIC
AMI Fl f. : KTr! ATKI.
~Sr.ni wape*; oiliy ML&'i, UlfW > ■■
Um : and >t twirrr its thPU-U si-t cWr
6:<t History rtf iba <C;f:4 J-AhSVi.loii U
:1 i h.*, l'li.**** ami tvcipy.
s'-Pir.p Inlmsnrciy, ere aidy.i!rr.rt d kit y
four wwfcr. Act QnMcJy. f.c.w rr t\
Fur iui! ps'tlt-iKa:*. Ac'drews til HI'A) '
BHO&., i'uciit.aeia hS fetou.sen fc tract, 1.1 i.
A LECfiiTIVE i&SDiESy
33T? 4 Y,;ut LOO Kit;.i' Crtt< Ifc-Y"
Notvuitf iia fc?r.e rt, sr.d i l -:
i-w.i of i :mv? . HMJty to It r.i •
Jhe b:tß!itrscf H'titlllng si;
Chilli ?. Cil.r,: :;t l\ if*; /.i. I-u
varjin# *v(;r,vjn4 toU."t
;n (it act! Qi:si!ikr4Jcft!VC£AW&/ S u;
I'er ParfTf u'nrft. I
fM pfa
S. 3*J9 Hn ttlvrfcy, •tw < &l£cr'!Ccw f.
J. f?. MiLLfc!?,
ZETavKcß&fciß d&TScr.
AAKOAfcIICKt*, * I
ll:ivirc cier.fditKii!3 en tj.it 1 ,
flocrt f Joiui initluiiig i,e M
j/ti'l.Hitd to Hu'.i-iif'.cfutt* r.i kir.ti . ,
yf
iiig to th<* i.,ULt up :
notkt'. iH.it all uu-tl vt< <
IhlsUml f> ri-::dt r * t Cftv
tintf .nd ropairli.f tLunn 4
Daniel F. Deatiy 5 s
• 2ZZJ2BS&
P!ANUS & 01®?NS
.; 5 * • f r
0 a tn* tvfrt rfi vot m o, p. i*vir.ve fi-d.,;
#4 .'-.u:* ,t:ir.avii ! a<i ■aiia*^
cjei. y, n*\ii ...f.fi.ryicsi'Uj i.y
r. tWrt '■ f 11-oS'lt :. c
iitveby c ailoite.;. A'! !*y t.;ai.s Lrar I.Y _
trade i;:-.!. t.'.:dc:: " a.MSy i't :.
.-■.a t-. vc u * '.> }it . -xxv #t iifiiiucd,
pl-i a;A av< imv y*-.•* * mid
• eai.C.l AWU. 2. Lla.>. 2>
J., wjibcn! v.nlcii aoUv isiteutfivie.
AdSi'fcs?, . - ■• *a S
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
s r rfc t. FRB A
3
l&Uzpil l 4 ii VtNtj;
Eaiios Organs.
Mey '". : <;t-o 1 t.V.v.rrl Y.)
A wipdpar ycr . S4i 14 -
••P*nlo] F. Cystlv.fhc onsm Wilder, c
J., j.reysca tofwaril vita
nrcatest vU r.r." y
From Wm. reel, N'l ipkJ :I Falln. ?t,
"rsfver:-. nroiVt :.h P e .f the vieeer.t F;.; v>r
Orgja u.u sent :r;etl.*t li Uc
v-iii.'us 1 arr ia.i>t pjoay&ft!. 4 4
ueaitlly rccitsmend voarwrgw psuivr
scLt;:. ckc.rcii or older u
Kes; offer crr pivca. ?loreji rdurdns
upon icfurr 't tr3tß : v.i fa-lilt rtin.fes
1 l>y tis' • K. Uca.ty) t'otb -*avs i£
sP<ans: CO Iy. after at.< trial of five lv.
Oifc-nrt naiTiirfeU lr five srais. >• r
vf.-ndetl M*:t isUoio tuyii s
A iiatlo; Oi p in. Addles. * • ■
. . DANIEL F. BFATT'Y,
IVfctfcintlPii, Sew JTciitcy. W. s A
rpilK CHIiAPtsT AND FEBT TLACK
X . 10 tli iOl'K
i,v 5' wsfi-
P COTS.SHOE 2, CAJTEES SSIIffiiFS
la O'dr.toj! or CeV.tfe "cfui.tks iw zl
•
- 1 : i I 9'fi. Mi>
0".
LOCX IF A VEX, TENNIS;.
whore a ard r.lce stock for Fjwiup s.k.l
S;iinntej h::s Justl iVcd. 1.1 JV.Jw*SH-r :.t
AM. £1.1)1.6 AT TVIX: IMII.
DAVID F. fokinhv,
! i :a/ :ja -jv> i.i.Aw
V .ATTOKX2Y AT-LA\r^
•> , k
BFLtrfCK^E,
4S.\!y. ' , PA.
Awardsd llii liisfcui Jtutl .
I S K. T. ill S tS
1-91 Brccdvay, J\ <u- Yttk.
.' <V>pp. Metropoti?pti FrtfT )*
llaaufMtiireiri, lc:prttn A. fcc:
IC "
rsptlsfs. (treses ai Frsici;
fsTl.Kf.oStoltt ii. VU.Vi s,
Au. y?;c. flrutinwr ts,
Aud kindred pccds-Cckiiitics. Aitiinuit
•) V, -r.TO- til ■
psofcssAFiio, Mmm
V. 4;eil^aiU i nu?u > if
way of - x>*
kM.iMAr7l r tJr-,
: U LAIiO fit iE ATinci t.A WlfclMt.
hilpt u
f 1 h'i't.Ktes fKo*
Axrvsßlf.sp.Rsi fci
AKTttniCOJl, ' ■ <
SCIiCOL LAi.l kli N, I" AKJ J A I A K JUfi Jf
FMorul'S LAAiKil^i.
Hack style tielng the trest ct its £ia* la tfct
niarkefi
- * £.• - . tr ■• V '
Cente).i,ial Expe!n'
will do wl.se,y to defer purobusiiu; rt-iIV i V
rur llue uepil tliey e|.*u- to -at ttnN,
Nork.wyeietjiey will fuil,ivatcr
iir.d &101 C DiitTcii, afcii cun
li'oicat tkeli' Lie-iiawe a cJL
cession to set) some stvlcs bHutr kw ds 11 < hi,
KuilUuip oUh<? Depai taiefiiiji 1
fo.T, aim il;os_ not comii-g to Sj u \ ok >,,
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