f lie jjouvral. MK.— -. filler & Dminier. Proprietors B 0. DRININUKK, Associate KJUor ■llUlCin, Thursday, Feb. 7. Terms—Bl.so Per Annum. mmae-? ■—i ■ THE LOUISIANA RE TI'RA BOARD. ? rJ, * • The Jary Is try Anderson. NEW ORLEANS, January 2#.—At quarter post eight r. n., the last juror in the Returning Board cases was empaneled, when the jury was locked up for the night. Anderson was rcnianlM to the Parish I'risen, *nd the court adjourned uijtll to morrow. The jury in composed of ten whiles asd two colored men. The cofuied nieji are voting and com paratively m%elhgenfunkittoes,wlo stated they had never taken any part In. politics. A bill of exception was taken by the defense, .when Judge WiuUkor-excused a colored brick layer from jury duty whom Wie de fense would have excepted as a juiy man. There were also a number of bills of excetd*n||%)mn to tipefourts ruling iu otsas where jurors Imd stated tliey had optuions formed which it would require considerable testimony to remove, but on being questioned by the Court, stated they ould go on and try the oase impar tially, notwithstanding their previ ously formed opinions. In case of conviction the case will go to the Supreme Court on a large number of exceptions. When the State, during tne empaneling of tin? jury, had exhausted its six peremptory challenges the defense had two left, having onh* used ten. In company of Sheriff Houston General Ander- 1 •on, siiecial Deputj Collector of j Customs, visited the Custom House. I He is treated courteously by his prison keepers. NEW ORLEANS, January 31.—50. far as known tlvoce is nothing hew in the attitude of affairs in JLouisi atiy. There is a universal opinion that both Anderson and Wtlls, if the latter can ho caught, and also the two negroes of the lfaetuTniug Board will be convicted in New Orleans and sent to the penitentiary. There is also a general feeling that in such an event Governor- Nichols would pardon ttiem. The absence of trust worthy news is rather surprising and there are all m anner of rejiorts erf a sensatiionnl character to take the place of news. It is stiil said that Wells is somewhere in -this eitv, but Kellogg and all other I.ou isianians deny aM knowledge of Inm. Governor Packard is expected here to-night and also McMillan, who is now Pensum Agent and would like to be Collector. ANDERSON'S TRIAL. Altering tttt Returns or Vernon Par . ltb—The Supervisor on Hie Stand NEW ORLKANH,January 31.—1n tbo Anderson trial to-day Mr. Franklin, Supervisor of Registra tion in Vernon N parish, testified to many alterations iu the consolidated .statements of the vote of Vernon parish, which were made after they liad been signed by him. He said the record has been changed in the Second and Ninth polls; also, the total amount of votes cast. The totals for electors have lieen chang ed as follows: The iVemocratic eloc reoeived 647 votes, lite Republican total was two. Mr. McGeven, from notes taken during the canvass of the iKKird, stated that Anderson was almost always present. Anderson esi>ecial ly opposed the motion of the Demo cratic counsel to have their returns compared with returns received by the board. Tlie main business was done in secret session, and tlrat at tlie general count nobody could get ""aft admittance. Mr. McGeven will be called again to-morrow. Kenner was released yesterday on $5,000 bail, given by Judge Thomas McC'ormick. THE LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS. TRTIXG ASIEBSOX. The Loilslana Returning Board's Irregularities— More Witnes ses Examined. SEW ORLEANS, February I.—The Anderson trial was resumed to*day. Mr. McGleven, recalled, testified to the manner in which Democratic counsel were impeded in their work by the action of the Returning Board fixing for a day the returns of one parish, and then, vnhout no tice to counsel, calling up another. He gave a synopsis of the proceed ings from the printed recoid. An derson was present and took a hand in those proceedings, aiid did not protest against any irregulari ties and improprieties committed by the board. He related the Eliza Piotosfcon farce and the manner in which the examination of that case was carried on. Four witnesses were allowed the Republicans, while the Democrats were only permitted to examine two. The returning Board kept the Democratic counsel in absolute ignorance, and several of the rules of the board were made to embarrass counsel and prevent all tbeir efforts. The canvass was made from the eonsolidated state ment of supervisor, and the protests which should have been filed within ten days were, in some cases, only fijed the day before the returns were taken up. Witness was present when the returns from Vernon par ish were opened. He is not sure if General Anderson was present, but recollects that he was present short ly afterwards. The ininute of the , record meritiQued that Geneed Ad derson was present. THE AXEEBSON TRIAL. All the Eyfdeace to be In to-6n}' and the Case to go to the Jury. MEW ORLEANS, Febjuary 2.—ln the Anderson trial to-day Sheriff Houston testified to the arrest of Anderson in the Custom House on Saturday evening after the receipt of a telegram from the United States. Attorney General. This closed the evidence for the State. The defense called Charles J. Abell, secretary of the Returning Board in 187-1 and 1876. The defense will offer only rebut ting ;testimonv and introduce no new matter. It is l>elieved that the evidence will be in bv Monday noon, i The argument will take nearly two days, and the case will go to the jury either Tueadtv night or Wed nesday morning. The State claims to have made a clear case against Amltuson, aud the opinion is that the result is in the hands of the two cnloied jurors. The new petit jury tor February, enrpanneled to day, contains a large numlter if Re publicans, including some ex-Me tropolitan and ex-Custom House offi cials. At the evening session A bell, secretary of the Returning Hoard, was recalled for cross-examination by the State, and was examined in j regard to the returns from Pe Soto and Ouachita parishes. Since he lost his position as secretary and flonr insiector he hits ocen employed in the Custom House under Ander son. Woodward, clerk of the Re turning Board, denies the conversa tion to which Pellotier has testified. Woodward is also employed in t! Custom House, in 'Wolfs' depart ment. G. D. Dayis, chief clerk, of the Returning Board, also denies the above conversation. Counsel for the accused say they do not ex pect anything from Washington mi til Ibe case is closed aud a verdict rendered. tfETTIXU KSOICR OF HIM. The Philadelphia 77mrs, after try ing very liard to make something out of President Haves, by holding up to aud reminding him of the pledges he had made to the people in his letter of acceptance and inaugur al address, is gettiug tired of the thankless task, and seems about ready to abandon him as a hopeless case. Ilayes stands pledged, plainly and unequivocally, to reform the civil service, which has liecome very much polluted tor the last eight years, but more especially during the second term of (ten. Grant's Ad ministration. Men were appointed to office solely for party services with but little regard to fitness and less to honesty, until our entire civil service is tlioroughly saturated with .corruption. Mr. Hayes, coming to the Presi dential chair in a irregular manner and with an equivocal title, no doubt had made up his mind to try aiul do some substantial good for his coun try, in older too offset the outraged feelings of the people against him and his party. He said atpong many other things that look lieautiful on paper, that l% fu serves his party best who serves bis country best," indi dating that such would be his . line of conduct, but has signally failed, up to this day to do anything of anv account either lor party or couutrv ; and unless he makes up his mind speedily to redeem his pledges he will soon fall intouniversal and mer ited contempt. Hear what the Tutus says on how civil service reform is progressing under our model reform President: In nil these eleven month* u bat ting re ally been Unne towanls the rcforui that the country craves ami to which both oi the great political parties solemnly imU explicitly connulltml * ThcgiKxt up polntni<Mit.s may lie counted on the fin gers; to enumerate tlie bad one* jx-nd! and paper arc required. The oflicc-holU crs arcntill a power In political manipu lation. although they may be a little eh.xrv abpiit showing their hands. The custom house* tor ,t ill UcflleU hv the slime of the corruption Ist and disgraced lie in eompetents. The orders of the hrcsi dent are defied by subonlinates of the executive department and made a Joke in Congress and a by-word among the people. The consular service Is not ma terially improved. The flagrant outrage upon the Constitution. euphemisticaTl v called the courtesy of the Senate. still ex ercises Its baleful influence In the ap pointment, retention and removal of pub lic officers. The eorrnptionUts have been allowed time to entrench themselves and openly avow their readiness to stand u slew, while the administration has not put a single field-piece in lxisition. It has come to be thouglih that the way to earn the favor of the adininsstr.ition fs to train pie the principles it professes under loot and to elmltenjre it to battle on its own ground. Mr. Conkling's underlings nev er felt so secure in their positions as tliey do to-day. Mr. Blaine has bagged more appointments than any other Sena tor, or quite as many. The supercilious defiance of Mr. Kdmunds Is rewarded with an of fer of the command of the administration anny. When smitten 011 one cheek Mr. Hayes turns tlie other so promptly that people are beginning to think either that his cheek is iron-clad or that he rather en joys a sound drubbing. SILTER FDR TUB BONDS. The Senate of the United States by the decisive vote of 43 to 22, pass ed a resolution that.United States bonds are payable in silver. This is eminently just and proper, all the boph about repudiation and the j>et views of Secretary- Sherman and the bond holders to the contrary not withstanding. The Senate very iitly reflected the voice of the people in this matter. The Harrisburg correspondent of the Erie Olsserver bad the following: "But who is to be the next Gover nor ? All the Democratic Senators and nearly all the Representatives are for Senator Dill, a most worthy man, who would prove a popular candidate —an honest, safe and ex perienced man, who would make a good Governor." The Leicisbury Chronicle seems determined to run Gen. Grant for President, in 1880. Some week's ago the Chronicle suggested that Grant should lie nominated because he was lieing abused. If simply be ing abused makes a good claim for a Republican nomination for Presi dent we could suggest a much older personage, whom we have heard of for the place. He is still a better trickster than Grant, and might be preferable on that score. The Republican of last week gives lis such a sound drubbing that we feel sorter annihilated ever since. Gosh but don't that big cosmopolit an paper feel its oats since it has a new head aud dress. .Such a con temptible little Dutch sheet as the Journal is nowhere in comparison— of epurse not; but then the J?c publican makes such slow lieadway in convincing the people that it is their duty to continue Republican rule for tiuie indefinite. It is really a pity that the Republican should waste somucb talented (?) labor. The Reporter of last week lias an article amendatory to the one pub lished the week before on a 'possible branch rail road from Coburn to Millheim. Mr. Kurtz reduces the distance from 21 to2i miles (still too much) and the costs of construction from SIB,WO to $16,000. He thinks a small engine would be an improve ment (on bis projected horse road we presume) but winds up by saying that "it remains for our (his) neigh, bora at Millheim to count the cost and satisfy themselves about the re turns such an exjieuditure would bring." On this latter point at least the "neighbors" agree with him as far as heard from. It costs Pennsylvania SKH),OOO a year to pay her Jmlgfm. lion. L. A. Mackev has our thanks for bound Vol. of Congres sional Record. Danville has an elephant on its han Is iu the shape of a debt of SIOO - The finest lot of Germantown wool ever brought to MiTlhaim, at the JOURNAL BOOK ©TORE. TIIO Mifliinbury Teleyraph thinks a Delaware whippingpost, about the light tiling for tramps. Twenty two persons united with the Reformed Church, at Mlfflinburg, tlie other Sunday. —— •-♦♦♦ Shem Spigehe.yer has lieen ap pointed Mercantile Appraiser for Union county. A fine lot of comic and fancy val entines just reeeiveil at the JOUR NAL BOOK STORE. • That beautiful r.'hite snow which was sighed and longed f° r by so many, is here at last. llopo it repeat itself. There will be an Organ Dedication in the Lutheran Church, Rebers burg, on Sunday the 17th mst. Tlie public is respectfully invited to at tend. lleecher agrees to lecture for the Lewisburgers for $220 and hotel bill paid. This looks like a coming down in price, unless his hotel bills are very nffh. GENEROUS.— Cant. Wm. B. Hart, who was defeated for State Treasur er by Col. Noyes, last fall, is to be kindly provided for by a new office to be created by our legislature, with a salary of $3,. r 00. Sammy Kay Faust -is the - ■■ - ftller you ever saw. Why lie sol 1 eleven sleighs in five days, and has a new one ready for the next custom er. Seems lie can sell sleighs wheth er there is snow or not. A shooting match for a large Dur ham bull, weighing 2000 pounds, is to come off at BeihTs Station, Un ion Co., Feb. 13. Can't go ourselt but will try to send Dan Musser and John Geistweit as our substitutes. The iron bridge at Swartz's saw mill is up and completed. It is a fine and substantial structure and reflects credit upon the contractors, Mersrs. Murray, Dougal & Co., as well as upon our County Commission ers. . Have you subscribed and paid your new stock in the B. & L. As sociation y Remember the books close on Monday evening, Feb. 11th, and you may fool around until you are too late. Don't Hume us if you do. THK silverware delivered by the National Co., No. 704 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, is giving entire satisfaction. All or ders are promptly filled, and no one netd hesitate about sending them money.— Lutheran Observer. Linn's Annals of Buffalo Valley. Copies of the above valuable local history of the far-famed Buffalo Val ley may be obtained of It. F. Brown, Daniel Derr, Bellefonte, or at the JOURNAL BOOK STORE. Miilheim. Price SJ. r - ♦ • • . —- Mr. EDITOR Please allow me space for the fol lowing : The grammarians of the vicinity are requested to diagram, analyze and parse this sentence : "Two times one are two.* 1 Answer in JOURNAL. ? The Greenbackers of Bellefonte are going to run things on their own hook at the Febiuar? election, and have nominated the following .tick et : ('h iff Jiuryes* —George 11. Wea ver, Constable—James C. Williams, Assessor —George W. Tate. Having obtained special rates on COAL OIL to Coburn Station we are now prepared to sell by thcliarrellto dealers at the name price they would lie chaiged either at Sunburyor Wil liamsport. tf SMITII A CO. On Friday last George It. Miller, a young man Irving with Mr. John S. Human, below Aaronsburg, ceived a severe kick on the head by a horse. Although the young man's skull is fractured he is doing well as matters are. RELEASED KUOM JAIL. —Moycr and Ettinger, the men arrested and in jail for some time pa,t, charged with tire murder of the Kintzler's in Snyder Co., were last week re leased from jail. Thus ends that af fair. — Mifflinljurg Teieyroph. "It Kreniß M if I nhoulri coiijfh my hed off" in sometime* the Impatient exclim tionofa sufferer from a nevere Cough. Quell the parozv on* with M'Ue's Honey of Horehound and Tar, The reUI -Is imme diate and the cure certain. Sold by all Druggists. Pike's Toothaebo Drops care lu I minute. FOR SALE.— A cabinet organ of suiierior quality, excellent tone, nearly new, by one of the best mak ers in the country, for sale very cheap. Call and see it at the resi dence of C. F. Deininger, Milllieim. The elegant Royal Casket sent out by the Franklin Jewelry Com pany, of 703 Bennett Street, Phila delphia, is fully up to the represent ation in their advertisement, and as this Company is perfectly responsi ble, no one need hesitate to send' them money. 4w. t f The subscriber will he prepared to carry express packages small bundles and boxes of goods, from Coburn Station to Millheim, Aarons burg, Woodward and all points along the line, at reasonable charges. The patronage of the public reiectfully solicited. J.WILLIS MUSSER. "KNITTINW * FOR ILL. Miss Rosie 11. Dcininger. is pre pared to do all kinds of kiiitti ngfor the public, in a very beautiful and substantial manner. Stockings, Hose, and Socks, either wool or cot ton, knit upon short notice and at the most reasonable rates. A large pair of stockings knit for 23 cents Give her a call. tf. Lucky is the baby whose Mamma uses GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP, with which to wash the little inno cent. No prickly heat, or other rash, can annoy the iufant cutical with which this cooling and purify ing antiscrobutic comes in daily con tact. Sold by all Druggists. Hill's Hair Whisker Dye. black brown, 30 cts. 5-4w The regular aumial meeting and ejection nf tlie Centre Co. Agricul tural Society lieul in the Court House, llellefonte, Monday evening .lan. iiHth instant. The following officers wore elected for the ensuing year : Prcsulert— Adam lloy. Uelle fonte, Ftee iVrsiVfrnfa—Jobu Itisliel, Potter twp., John 11. Mitchell, Fer guson .twp., S. P. JBru gger, t Union ville, T. 1). Rui>ed, Walter two. Secretary and Prnw/fYr-HLflenlent Dale, llellefonte. Libranan —Jplui 'l'. Johnston, llellefonte. Ifxecvtiye Committee —J s. A.. Reaver, chair man, llellefonte, John A. llulf<lj\ Half Moon twp., Geo. M. Hod!, Potter twp., Win. P. lteutelt, Gregg twp., Wm. Sliortlulgc, llelle fonte and Samuel 15. Leathery Howard. THK MUSICAL CONVENTION to com* off at Aaroufiburg next week, promises to lie a grand affair of its kind. The matter is in the luimh of an able committee who labor indus triously to put everything into good running order, so that there will lie no discord, either in a business or musical sense. Tlielß will Be an ar ray of musical talent nreient such a$ perhaps never assembled in Centre county tefore. The several "Pro fessors" advertised will certainly come, unless unavoidably prevent ed; ufA if those that are not person ally known in.*' e *r&&8 lino performers as those that are, It l,e a music al feast of a very high order. " worth going miles just to hear Joe Feehrer's Cornet, Frank Kister'a Piccolo or Ueitjnyer's Violin. .1 A new and useful feature of this convention will lie the discussion ,of musical topics. Every facility will be afforded to acquire }*'Ae4icat> knowledge on music. Altogether we predict a gala week for old Aaronsburg, es|>ecially if the weather bt? favorable or if sleigluiig ; should continue. Secure your tickets in time. •' SPRINO'MILLS ITEMS. Mr. R. 11. Duncan is building his grain warehouse four stories high. ltev. Mr. Rouse has commenced a protracted meeting in the M. E. Church. Snring Mills Singing Class has made very rapid progress Urns' fat. No wonder—l'rof. P. Meyer is one of the best tejichers in the state. Bell, has been selling his goods off at auction. Very few knew it, as lie forgot to advertise. "VVrdteu no tices are scarcely ever read. Last week, as J. H. McCormick* A wife were coming to town in-a. spring wagon, the front spring causing the horse to run ujway, throwing Mrs. McC. out 011 bers arm which was badlyJimised. I Some of our young folks iiav©. gone to Pine Grove to attend, tiie Musical Convention, but I hone many more will attend at Aarons burg next week. • X r V OXBY. REBERSBURQ FRAGMENTS. Rev. Aurand hw commenced n series of mealing* in the Lutheran Church. , The bell fur the Reformed Church' has finally arrived. Hell and mount ains weigh GOO louiuls. Our township is always sure to l>e up to time. This season we have firo candidates—one for Sheriff and one for the Legislature. The latest sensation is a coal ruhte only a fourth mile from tmvy_ Messrs. Zcigler. Sin nil, llurkert am) Feiil can give you all the particu lars. Now let us have a rail road. (That's the talk : Let iw have a rail road.'' — Kiiitok. *" And still they go I—this time it was Mr. Ellis Shafer and .Miss Jen* nie Frank t hat were neatly and sol idly spliced in matrimony on Sun day evening, by Rev. F. Aurandl Mrs. Krliard, ths oldest citi/en* in Miles township, is no more, the died the other day at the advanced age of 94 years, 9 months and 24' days. Mr. W. V. Raily sold out his stock of merchandise to Mr. Spi gel' myer, of Woodward, who is to take charge of the store April Ist. Our lads and lasses are making, .good use of the snow, and may do so tor six week* more, according to infallible arrangement made this year by Mr. ('.round Hog. AXON. f*mptUn C'rH. -An old physi cian, retired from practice, having ftad placed in his hands l>v an East,lndia mis sionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, tor Uc *i)eedy and permanent euro of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat Rnd lung aflention*, also a positive ami radical cure for nerv otis complaints, after having tested Its wonderful curative of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve hu man suffering, 1 w|ll tend, free of charge, to all who desire it. this recipe in German, French, or English, with full direction* for preparing and using. Sent hymull by addressing with stomp, naming tbin pa per. W. W. Bitcrar, 126 Powers" Block, lU>. Chester, X. Y. 3-4w A Wonderful Invention, (From tlie N. Y. Dally Grnphic.] An invention nil frugal "wives will ap preciate—in fact, nn article tluit even ii vnls the sewing machine In ii:cfullue*H-- is now ou exhibition at the Broadway ' store of the Wilson S*wlng Miteldne Crmi nany," in this city : yet ii Is so wonderful ly simple that it can scarcely be classed ns an invention, and a wonder to everybody that it was not discovered years ago. Tlk invention consists in a very simple little attachment of the Wilson ahnttlc sewing machine for darning all kinds of rips, tears, worn-out places, otc., In clothing, table and bed linen, stockings, underwear etc., In the same manner that it Is done by hand, und leaves the re)>aired part scarce ly diseernable. The operator of the sew ing machine can dnrn a large-sized hole In a bed sheet or table cloth Mlinost Instan taneously, It is to be regretted, however, that tills wonderful invention is patented and owned bv the Wilson Sewing Machine Company, ofChicaga, 111., who will not permit its use except with one of Its make of sewing machines, which thaCompany's manner-states, is furnished with each of the Wilson shuttle machines without ex tra price. Truly, this is a golden nest egg fAr tiro Wilson Sowing Machine Com pany, and. it Is said, they are running their works day and night making and selling 300 machines a day. o~3m. The standard rented tea for all dis eases of the lungs are Sciiknk's Fui.momc Strop. Sthenics sea wkkd Tonic. d Sciiknk's Manouaki PiLLH.and Iftrikcn be fore the lungs are destroyed • they effect a, speedy cure. To these mail I cine* Dr. .1, H.; Schenk. of Pli|ladel|>hia. oes his utu ivaledi success in the treatment of pulmonary dis-J eases. The Pulmonis Synip ripe us tlie mor-, bid mattnr in the lungs, nature throws It offj by an easy expeetoration, and the pat lent | has relief from the prostrating cough. The. Mandrake I'ills must lie freely used to! cieanse and stlmultate the stomach and llv- 1 er: they remove all obinictioiva, relax the gall bladder and start the bile freely, ad the liver Is soon relieved. Schonk/s bea Weed Tonic Is a gentle stimulant and alter ative; the alkali of which It Is composed mixes with the food and prevents souring. It assists the digestion hv toning up the sto mach to a healthy condition, so that the food and t lie I'iilinonic Syrup will make good blood; then the lungs heal, and the pa tient will surelv get well If care is taken to avoid fresh cold. Full directions accompa II v each preparation. All who wish to con sult Dr. Sclienck iiersonally, eiiu do" so at his principal office, corner of Sixth and Arch SU„ Philadelphia, every Monday. Letters to the alMive adijross. asking ad vice, answered free of charge. Schenk s Medicines arc sold by all Drug gist's. - MARRIED. On the 3rd Inst., ut the Luthornn Par aomucn, Keborsburi:, by Rev. F. Aurnnd. Mr. Kills Shorer with Ml** Jennie Frank, nil of Miles township. . _ ' DIED^ On the Wid nil-. In Twp., Frunlr liu llurshburgoi', Uftpd 20 years, 6 months nttulidays.. . . On the Ist nit., nt Anna, Ills., Abraham Horner, formerly of Woodward, aged 4H years. 11l l/owisburp, 24th nil., Bpkml<\ youn gest daughter of Wesley u*'d Klla Duvir, listed l year, 3 month*'and 2 days. Bur- Tied at Centre Hall, Pa. In Mlininhurg, on the 23rd ult., Marv CutilTlne. daughter of Anthony and Kli rabeth IkKblcr, nged ti years,' 4 mouths and 0 days. ' CHURCH DIRECTORY. . KV.AWOKUICAL.— Protractetl meeting still In progress and likely to continue over Sab!>nth. A goodly number of |>enlteiits still present themselves at the altar of pniyar every evening. LCTIIIIRAN.I— Kev. J. Toinltason will preach hi the Lutheran Church, Aurona nurg next Sunday morning, German, In Mllliieim in the evening, Knglisli. KEroauuii. —Communion Services in the Heforuusd Church. Aaronsburg, next Nun day morning. Preaching on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Itcv.J. G. Shoemaker, Pastor. Lodge and Society Directory. Th Millbrlm rornet BiinU will inott In tlin Towu Hull on Monday and Thursday evtmliiK*. '*--vTidnco Oranpe Xn. 217 T\ of 11., In ''"vandvr's blM*k on th 2nd Sa turday of each nt r. *. yn the 4th Satunlav of earn u.. n " ! at 'S- r M - The Irviilpr l.llemry Instltnln n tlie Town Hall, on thu lout Friday evening of estyb month, until stlicrwliw (inli'tvd, The MlUkHni It. A L. A*i4>eli*tion meets fn the Town Hull, on the evening of the Mesiit Monday of ut< a nuoath, i_ ■ J 1 J J" SALE REGISTER. J Persona who get their bills printed at the .101 RXAI. office will have their sale* pubtlnhod In this register— frse oj cfiarfft.} Hale of George Kornman. Administrator of estate of Aaron Kornnuin, dee'd.. near /.lon, Feb. 14. I*7S. Furtntng linplemente nml lioustdiuld goods. (ieonte Kornmau'i sale near Farmer's Mills, Grejex townahln. Fen. a. 187 S. Farm InfC 1111 piements and household Rood*. CAUTUJN. The following;personal prop erty of llenrv Vonadn was sold nt con stable's sale Jan. 31.17I, and purchased by the'suhscrllwr. who will leave it In posses sion ofsnld Henry Vonada during hlsnlea- Mir#. All i>ersons ure hereby cartlionea not hi jneddlo with the same In any way. Horse, Truck Wagon, T-lu J-rs. Cow, iTonsof Hnv. 1/it Corn Kdder. Lot oi JViultry, 4S acres Wheat lh Cn.und. Spring V.'.igpu, Plow, Hand Sled, single Flarnass. Coifa* & blue. . Cook in* Ntove A Uteills, 3 Beds and Ih-d --siea'lK. Trundle IW. Wocd Chest, 3CUe*ii > Nlnfc, Cupboard. Clock. 2 Tables, nureau. ( Btand, Iron Kettle, ls>t of t hairs. Barrel Vlßeirar, Meat Vessel. Grain Cradle. Hand Haw. Meat baw, Grindstone, toyethor with all the personal pro|H*rty of Hcary Nonada. JOHN BHUN L ' Mllet Township Jt- Feb. 7th 1676. EXItCtTTOICS NOTlCE.—lietters T**ta meuUrf havln* been aranted to the undersigned on the estate of George Brun gard. Sr., late of Miles township. deee.vsed. all persons know IIIR themselves Indebted to said estate arc hereby notified to make Im mediate payment, and those havuig claims • agalnst the tame to present them duly au thenticated for pa>intut. SAMCKI. FRANK. G EUKcjB HRL'NOARn, Executors. MUesTwp.. Jan. 10th, IS7A • 2-61. NOTICE.— Notice Is hereby given that application will be ntnne to tUe'next ftesloit of the la'K*Utaiw for the passage ofalawto jrrevent the hunting of deer with dog* In Centre County. December 20, 1877. i.. c. as a. c. BAIL aeae. WBTTWARD. , . ]... LKA VK A.M. P.M. P.M. Montandon 7.W I.&S * JO • IsWUfrurg 7-1* J-JO 6.35 Pair Ground 7.® 230 BieM 7.JS 2.46 . Xloksburg 7.37 2.4S Ififfllnbura 7-45 3.1 Mill moot 6.00 3.35 (Vurn,.... 9.23 Ar. U Spring Mills 9.50 BASTITARD. LRAYK 3 4 6 A. M. A. M. P.M Sjrrlno .VtJl* 10.10 cbhurn,.... 10.35 .Ixyurelton -11.4* - 4.65 MUtmont 1 11..55 4.20 P M. Miflinlmrg 12.10 4.50 Vicktburg 12.16 5.05 8ieh1...... 12.27 5.13 /Tit'r Ground 12.35 *.23 Jjfsrlsburg 6.3* 1X45 5.45 ~*4r. at Montandon 6.56 1,00 6 00 .Yo.. 1 <♦ 2 connect of Montandon %rith /Trie Mail ire.if on the Philadelphia A Brio , Rail /food. A*oa. 3 and 4 wfth Day Express east rnd Xiaoarn Express ice it. Xos. 5 .4 6 with Fust Line west. An Omnibus will run between Ltwisburg trod Montandon, to convey passengers to rnd from Pacific Express east on (Ac* Phil adelphia dt Erie Rail Road. ' Tfit regular Rail Road Thckets will be honored between these two points. J rXNhhYLTANIA ItAIL ROAD. PHILADELPHIA <t ERIE It. R. DIYI BION. •CM MIR TTM X TABLE- On and after ftunday, May 1346, 1177, tho Train* on tho Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road Division will run a* follow*: WESTWARD. Brio Hail leave* Neve York, 8.25 p. m. " " Philadelphia 11.55 p.m. • Baltimore 9.10 p. m. " •' " Harrisbury 4.25 a.m. 44 ' Bunbury 6-3" a. m. • 44 " Montandon 6.57a. w. •• '• " Williamspori 5.35 a.m. ' •• •• " Ix>ck Haven 9.40 a. m. 4 " " arr. at Erie 7.55 p. m. rJFiayara Ex. leaves Philadelphia 7.20 a. m. ,*• " •' " Harrisburg 10.50 a.m. " '• " Bunbury 12.40 p. m. " " " Montandon 1 05 p. pi. * 44 " arr. at Williamspori 2.20 p. m. ,* •• " " Jjock Haven 3.25 p.m. r •• V 44 Kane 9.20 p. m. "Fhul Lino leavet New York 8.25 a. m. • 44 •• Philadelphia 11.R0a.ni. •• 44 •• Baltimore 11.55 a. m. •* 44 " Harrisburg ■ .VJop.m. " " " Bunbury 5.40 p.m. | 44 " " Montandon 6.15 p. m. 44 " '• Williamspori 7.30 p.m. " " arr. at Lock Haven 1.40 p. m. EASTWARD. Pacific Ex. leave* Lock Haren 6.36 p. m •• *• Williamspori 7.55 a. m 44 " " Montandon 9.06 a. nr " " " Bunbury 8.55 a. m* •• " arr. at Harrisburg 11.55 a. m* •*.. " Baltimore 6.10 p.m --•' 44 " Philadelphia 3.45 p.m . •• ** New York 6.45 p. m- Day Ex. loaves Kane 6.00 a. m -44 " •• Loci- Haven 11.20 a. m* " •' " Williamspoet 1240 a.• " ' n ' " Montandon - 1.47 p. m " " 44 • Banbury 2.16 p. m -44 V arr. at Harrisburg AlO/. m " 44 Philadelphia 7.20 p. m. • " • New York 10.15 p. m. - . " Baltimore ".Ahp.m. 44 " Washington 9.07 p. m. Erit Mail loaves Erie 11.09 a. m. " • " " I/>ek Haven 9.45 p.m. 44 - 44 Williamspori. 11.05 p. m. ' " ' " Montandon 12.18 p. w. • " 44 Bunbury 12.46 a- m. 'i 44 arr. at Hurrisburff 2.45 a. m. ir " Baltimore 7.43 a.m. 4 V. 41 44 Philadelphia 7.00 a.m. 4 44 44 New York 10.05 a. m. Ftiot Line fearer Williamspori 32.35 a. m. 44 44 44 Bunbury 200 a. m. 5 4 44 arr. at Harrikburg 4.00 a. m. " 44 " Baltimore 7.45 a. wt. 44 ' 44 44 Philadelphia 7.35 a. m. • 44 New York 10.25 a. m.. Erie Mail West, Niagara Ex. Weai. Lock Haven Accom. West and Day Express East nia ke.olose connection at Northumberland With L. A- R. R. R. trains for WUkesbarre and 8c ronton. A irk Mail Bast and West connect at Erie with trains on L. 8. t* M. 8. R. R-. at Cory with O. C. it A. V. R. R. at Kmi>orium with R N. Y. AP. R. R-, and at Drsftwood icith A /J* Parlor Oars will nrnhetireen Philadelphia and Wi'liamsport on Niagara Express He.t Pacific Express East and J*'.* East. Weaving Cirs on all night trains. • WM. A. BALD WIN, Gcn l Sup't. Market. Wheat Ho* J ?® Wheut No. .* 1 I® Corn Kye Oats Wh|*... ; * Oat*. PIUCk. Buck wl:ent. n.. _ 2v Flhur *■'* Brau A short*, per Imndrcd... ••• J-J*! Salt, per IJrl •• .i ™ Planter. ground. • 1 ® Cement, per Hushol fn Barley 40 TymoHivseed 1 Ilzmn 12 Hides, ~ ** veui "•••• ;;;;; j* s*iw Potatoes 7 Card s ' Tallow , I Hoap Dried Apples Dried Peaches / . Dried Cherries COAL M AKKKT. - Keg Coal ~.4.7f> Stove " 4.75 Chestnut " 4.x' Pea " i"S. Coireeted every Wednesday by Gcphart A Mantnr. J. P. GErHAKT. B. A. MtfSSER GEPHART & MUSSER BFALKK9 IB Drsiu, rieveraeed,' fleer * Ferel. (MI; Piaster A Bali. MILLHEIM, PA. Highest market price paid tergal! kinds at G-K/-AJUST, Delivered either at the BKICK MILL or at the old MUSNKR MILL, in MiLLHEIM. COAL, PLASTER & SALT Always on hand and sold at prices that de fy competition. A share of tie? pnblle patronage respectfully ollcited. . -ly P^¥^! 4n(, krwlrfn l . Illustrated Price lU, uUllOfree. Cfroat Western Qun Works I Pittsburg, Pa. 8-4w XKVOBfIAXI. 16 Stop* tie 1, *6. 12. *S.s, 9. fc>V Pianos retail price #750 only $235. Send for confidential circulars. Daniel T. Beatty, Waaklnciaa.B,J.2w PI K M riAiiuaiy.^-v*^ licatty, Washington, V. J. 5-4w (h tZ f\ Tor * < AfiK of CATARRH iThat ftftnford'B Radical V/ Cnre ror Catarrh will not in stantly relieve and speedily cure. Keferenecs. Henry Well*. Esq., Wells. Furico s . Co., Aurora. N. Y.; Wm. Bow k*q.. McUatton, Grant Bia ■& Bow en, St J/Ouls. Tceht menial* an<l treatise hv mall, * Price with improved Inhaler, ♦l. Sold everywhere. WEEKS* POTTKIL Proprietors, Boetou, Maes. 3- 4w TRIFLING WITH A COI-D IS ALWAYS DAKGKCOI'" USE WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, a sure remedr tor COUGHS. and all diseases of the THItOAT, LUNUB. CHKST and MUCOV* MKMBKANK. PIT IP ONLY IN BM'K BOIES. SOLD BY A LI. DRUGGISTS. 1-lw C. N. Übittknton, 7 Math Avenue, X. York. AGENTS WANTED ! ! FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 29 Broadway, Nfw York City: Chicago 111. New Orleans, La. : <w or baa Francisco, CaL HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth to their possessor, and yet they are within the reach of every one who will use WRIGHT'S LITER FILLS. The only sure CURK for Torpid Liver, I>ys pepsia. Headache, Sour Stomach. Constipa tion, Dehilitv, Nausea, ainl all Biillous com plaints and ltl(Hd disordres. None genuine unless signed "Wm. Wright, i*hßa." If your Druggist will not supply send 25 cents for one box to Barrick, Keller & Co., 70 N*. 4th St. Phi la. NSDRANCE MEN! T 45rV AGENTS WANTED —ro* Til- New Eulaiid Mntnal Life lis. Cs. The oldest naatoal in the comatry, Chattered 1835. LIBERAL TERMS GIVE*. MARTOH *WAKELIH, General Agent® 1U South Fonrth Dtroet. Philadelphia. HIGHEST HONORS. AT TRR Centennial Worlds Fair, 1878 / Til SHONINGER ORGANS rnoNOCitciD r>AMMorsLv AS Tr BEST INSTRUMENTS. Their comv>arative excellence is recegnix ed by the J ndres in their Report, Irotn which the follow ing Is an extract : "The R. WHOJUNOER ORWA* CO M exhibit M Ibe bent lnwtru mentu at a price rendering thcin possible to a large class of purchasers, having a combination of Reeds and Rolls, producing novel and pleasing effects, containing many desirable improveinents. will stand longer in dry or damp ellfhate, less liable to get oiit of order, all the boards being uiude three plv, ftlit together so It Is Impossible lor them to either shrink, swell or soiit." THE OXLT AWARDED THIS RANK. This Medal and Award wa granted after the most severe competition of the best makers, before one of the moat ttnpt tent Juries ever assembled. New Styles and prices just Issued, which are in aceoraance with enr rule, the BEbT ORUAN for the least mouey. Wo aro prepared to appoint a few new Agents. Illustrated Catalogue mailed, post-paid. 011 application to B. SHONINGER ORGAN CO. 9i to NTW HA V B>'^'ONN. SWEET NAVY Clet ioj Tobacco! Aw tried kifhft prt t* tt Ornt*B<M K ).rv*nt.>T, for Sw rltrnf f"(ili" tnd r.-rrllrntx and lot;mg fAor •< wrl<-wing wnd flnrrrmj. The Wtf i trw miift, if mr Mur tuip tr -nitrk it cl.wtlj I nn-ti4 Ml infprfor tw Hint /vJiwi'f f.tt It onATtrtplug. e u M t>? tl I rfvr In t. Snt for ttmplt, I Or#, l t. A.it. wen ar- Mfrt., Ivtwrtltnri;, Va Dlt. D. 11. MINGLE, Offers his professional veTVlm to the'pob Jlc. Answers calls at all houi a ORRICJCAHD KBHIDKNCE, JGUboiui, Fffm'a 18*1 j. FBTARIIsHKJ) 1845. own . HARRISON' WRITINQINE.S AWt MCCILAtiI. The b:st iil the Market. Jel C'tfoirt Ink A Speciality. FOB BALE BT ALL MRRONEAS AND HARRISON JtfK CO.. 9 St., If. T Wash. Hutchinson, DEALER IB ALL KIBM OF COAL, AT OOBURN STATION. PERRY H. STOVER, AGIvKT. HSrSatlsftictiOA gu&rantood. •%& D. H. GETZ, Atioraei-at-Uw, Lcwisburg, Fa. Oflico opiMMiite the I'hiion Batlonat Bank Can be consulted iu English or Uermau. 80. 2-1 y. CAMERON HOUSE, LEWISBURG, PEN'XA. C 3-. S. BTTE/K;, Frnpritler. FJrsi CUM A all respects and Centrally Located* C. M. PETREE, CIGAR MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE ABD RETAIL DEALER IK Choice Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, SMOKERS' ARTICLES, ETC., IUBUT BTvanr. Lewisburg, Pa, American House, J.P.S. WEIDENSAUL, Proprietor. OLD AUD rOrULAR BTAMD, Corner Market and Front Streets LEWISBU RG,PA A First Class Hotel in all Respects. CHARGES-MODERATE. SLITS! WITS!! SLITS 11! AND Overcoats!! Overcoats!! Bold at Cost and BELOW COST! For 30 days from date, te reduce our large stock. Call at KOCH & STROKE'S Philadelphia Clothing; Hall, i Lewisbnrg, Fenna. RED FRONT STOBH, LL'HISBUJtG, .PjfcxkJ. ■•-■■■<-> J. HO WEE, Proprietor. Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Extension Tables* Bureaus, Parlor Tables, Bedsteads* and Chairs ... / in great variety and at every price. All kinds of FURNITURE constantly on hand. " I wuoett. Count. fag mean *"*' oh ebati S| BH jySB dies' handse Hi sSi S3 So iSß br ' or JL An<; IJB &■ Ih Hi fir" pi. pair •:< m H8 wmetsSß gant gold *!•-.• m i*v set spiral studs, collar button, hoary p*-> . wedding rlnr. and reft*' Parisian diaw t E'll J'J?* arfirt,:.. Mwi..pt.p<t;. i. CTR. hart beanrrtailed far *i. 1 art' | rapt stock and must be sold: Bolld Mh * I ®W Watehen, AM r-nch. for speculative' ru. - • poses. good llmeis. equal In appoaranco . a #2OO genuine gold. "His rrpatartos t.u honesty, fair dealing and liberality is •- equaled by any advertiserln this oitj.' Y. Dfiy tinoi, Dee. 16. JIT 6. POSTAGE STAM Vh TAKKN ARCA*n. F.BTOtiKMAN 2TB KDIT.. Kew Te>*. NERVOU S DEBILITY. Vital Weakness or Pejires'slaw, a weak *■ ha listed feeling, no energy or eorag; ri* result of Mental eva.--wora. IndlneretMn v Kxcesses, or soin drain upon MM system u always cured by ffTiptirf's Homsaiatiuc sviß#.L\ 28. .2 "It tenea up aud Inrlsarates ..the ysi'-i ditpel* tbe gloom and desopudaney, Impai:% .itrdnglhend energy—stops the drain ai , rejuvenates tbr enttro man. B-on nvd i trinity years with perfect aneeefln by Hist anda. fckl by dealers. FiMe,*l.<)* per dr gle fLll: or #6.00 per package ot fire viat diM*. 12 W rial of powder. Bent by malt <>* rrfCur or Address HnmpareV* .'fomoep. tUrr Hrdtdae Company, Hi Broad way, New fj:\. - 61x 13 ly. JACKSON'S BEST & ABOVE AL!, Tliies* brand* of SWeet Plot are aoknow edged by aJl.to he* Ov FinonF'CTsnwl t'.- TVeeon In he inaikut. .J?ut* op In a.; ahapesand Hi*a, in mibo-rany and blt-k wrappers, bold by the trade generally. MMI for sample to the waunf.vlni era. C. A. J ACK.TO * & C>.. rttrnbari, VA GBO. F. WAHDI.E, (ieneral Agent. JF-4 ■> >©*. 3 Slid 5 Hoittb Water lICCKt. Phtt Late Immense Discoveries bv SfAKUP.' and others trejutt added to the only eeir - ptetc. Life and Labcrs of Lmngatciio. i u This veteran explorer ranks among the moat hemic ll* tires of the century, and this book, is one of the moat attractive, fascitis* Ing, richly Illustrated and instructiv voi uinei ever issued. Bring the onlyentii e and authentic life, tbe millions are eager for u and wide-awake ageuta are wanted smirklj For proof and terms address HUBKAKo BRfC, Publ there, 751 Snnsom Bt.. Fhlla. imr FirtiT out cuirEtv Adopted by all the queens of fashion. Pe#4 for circular. K. IVINB, 80. 2908 Borth Fifth ML. Philadelphia. Fa. ORISTADORO'S HAIR DTE. CrJkUloru'i lUtr Dye la ihe SAFEST and EST; ft acts lustantaneonslv. produelnz he m st natural shades of or-Brown; doe* SOT STAIN the SKIS/aud la easilv applied. It in a standard preparation, anil a favorite upon every well appointed Toilet for Lady or Gentleman. Sow by Druggist*. J. CKIBTAIXIRO, . | T. O.Bex, IMS. NewYerk. #R g*h I H Great chance U make new. ■alll || net. If yon can't get gold UUm H you ean act greenback*.. "We need a person In every town to take subscriptions for the largest, cheapest and best Illustrated faßiHpptibTlea ner. in the world. Any one ean beeoma a successful scent. The most elegant works of art civ en free to subscriber*. -The price is so low that almost everybody sub*criii*. One agent reports making nver"flso In a week. A lady agent reports taking peer 400 subscribers in ten days. All who eugaga make money fast. You ean devote all your time to the business, or only your snare tunc. YOB need not be away from home over night. You can do it as well as others. FuH parti culars, directions and termsfree. Elegant and expensive utfit tree. If you want profitable work send us your address at once, -It corns nothing to try the business. No o.idkrho en. eages rails to make ereat pay. Address "The People's Journal." Portland, Main*. Jl-ljr WANTED! We wish an agent, male or female, la each town of this county, to get up Clubs among lamilies, hotels, factories, Ac., for- the sale of our Teas, and will offer very' liberal eun luissfous to such. We have been importer* of Teas for over 20 years, and can afford to send, and we will scud a letterarilese fr.r Ihe money than any other house in New York. Our Teas are put up In one pound packages, with the name and price primed upon each. Address, for terms and blank form fo.* Clubs, LONDON A NEW YORK CHINA TKACO, T. O. Box 571. No. 2C Church St, New York. -ly *' rn| n -V Mil t\U 1M 1 woatln market o*t bv the T.ein- Hbme Talk and Medlrn\ Common Beii*e," —nearly I,OW Pages, am tltustratton*. bv lr. K. IV FOOTS. of 130 licxlngton Ave- N. Y. rurchaset's of this book are et liberty to consult its author In person or -Uy free. l*rtce bv mnll. *124 for the Pt*kf>AKi> edition, oi #f.so for the imiitt di'iu which contains alt the sum * inaftei 'grd ft lustrations. Content* tab les Aw tl WairrKn. Ml'lt It AY HILL M BLI V|:ING CO., 1® Kast 2Sth att. N. Y. ' sf-7>- pmm •STAMbftßii 151511151 4ni w wi a 'COUNTER,PLATFORM WAGON &.TRACK laaaro THE <- THE CHEAPEST MABVIK^AFE^fiCmm ' 265 BROADWA Y N. Yf I*l CHESTNUT ST fffJIA. PA. L f/7 S£W£CA ST. CIEVf, 0.
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