fjjt Journal. "Wiilff & DdaHfET, Proprietors 11 O. DKIXIMOICR, .Associate Ltlito HILLHCIIN,THURSDAY MAY 2. W 1,1 1 ■' 1 THKY FTAOCI.N KNOW. Public servants should le held to a strict accountability for their ofti eial acts, and for this reason the people should keep themselves post ed on what their servants are doing. The party majority in the present, legislature, m conjunction with a few corrupt Democrats, have acted so notoriously bad that their con duct will long stand in the history of the state as of matchless infamy. The passage of the Recorder bill is a specimen of partisan and ring legis lation of Ah'c worst type. By its provisions an old and obsolete law in Philadelphia is revived, giving en larged control to the Recorder and his under-strappers over the nioi eantiie appraisements and the ap peals thereon. The powers of the Recorder are enlarged to a dangerous extent, and the emoluments of the office are now variously estimated at from $30,000 to ? 'O.OOO a yea r. No w it is plainly visible to the naked eye even, that the Republican ring man agers will not allow even its cliicf to pocket a salaiv of $30,000 to $50,000 a year, for ten years, which is the term of one incumbent as fixed l>y this law. They have lost control of the state tieasury and are now oblig ed to create another source of in come for electioneering purposes. The hulk of this fund will go where it will do the most good to carry elections. By it they hope of m-nu- Hicture a large Republican majority in Philadel) hia, in ordyr to overbal ance tho Democratic majority, in the state, elect a Republican Legis lature and return Don Cameron to the United States Senate, and thus rivet the fetters of Cameron ism up on ring-ruled and tax-ridden Penn sylvania. This is the objective j>oint, the whole secret of the mat ter. The indecent haste with which , Gov. llartianft signed the lull and gave tho rich prize to the chief ring eter, Mr. Seeietary Quay, proves all this beyond a reasonable doubt. | The agony made over the passage of the bill through its several stages, I was the thinnest kind of sham. Below we give a fuli detail of the , vote in the House, hoping that the j Democrats who voted for the bill; will be so sjtottid by thc-i- respective ) constituencies as to cure them ef-1 fectually of all lusts for legislative I honors hereafter, t Democrats in italics.) YEAS. Acker Iv, Agnew, Baclitnan, Bakc oven, Bell, Rigger, Billingslev, Black, Boone, Brooks, Buckmaii, Burgess, Butler, Carter, Caughey, Chapin, Crawford, Cunniugliap*, Devereux, Dewees, Dickey. Donald son, Dorranee, Douglass, Duncan, J-.berhart, Elliott, Ettla, Findley, Flinn, Foster (Bradford), Foster (Mellc-an), Frarer, Fulton (rudi ana), Gates, Gehr, Gillespie (Phila), Gillett. Graham (Aileg'v). Graham •Phila.). Gnenawalt, Hall Hayes, lleintr, Ilill (Aileg'v.), Hill (Phila.), I lines. lloila n>>, Iluhn, Jackson (Mercer), Jacobv. Jones, I). M., Jones, S. S., KautTman, Kennedy, Kiersted, Kincaid, King, Kochei sperger, I.arrabee (Potter), l.arri . Lee [Susq.). Lindsey, Ledge, J.ong. Jvlagill, Mapes, McCleery, MeElrov, MeLain, Meyers, Miller (Aileg'v."), Miller (Lebanon), Miller (Snyder). Monaghan, Morgan (I.awr'c), Mor- ; gan >c!i"kill), Neal Newell, Nisley, Osbourn. Pallmtt. Patterson. P< troff. Port, Potter, Potts. Quirk. Reznor, Ringgold, Salter. Sehafer (Aileg'v), Shock, Smith (Luz rne), Suavely,) Souder, Spears, stack pole, Stewart, Stober, Stone, Tylei, Walker. Wal ter Weaver (Alleg'y), Will, Willeox, Yeakel, Myer (Speaker). NAYS. Alexander, Andre, Bowers, Bow man, Brown, Conrad, Donnelly, Downey, Barley, Engelbert, Fanltce, Fish, Fulton (Chester), Gaffe y, Gar man, Gemmill, Gentner, Gillespie (Jefferson), Gross. Harris, Jfeller, Hill (Fayette). Hill (Lycoming), Howe, Hwjas, llunter, Irvine, Jack son (Sullivan), Jackson (Wyom'g), James, Judge, Kline Knipe, Laic (Montgm'v), Longakcr, Martin, Mo- Car eon , McCormick, McGowan, Mc Henry, McKibben, Means, Mifflin, Miller (Berks), Moore, Peoples, (Juig ley, Richardson, Scarborough, Sclirrf fer (Berks), Schell, Schnattcrly, "Shantz, Sheibly, Sherwood, (York), Sherwood (Nort'd), Shoemaker, Shonk, Smith (Berks), Snyder, Stein rnetx, Sitmmerville, Tote, Thomas, Weaver (Centre), I Vcstbrook. NOT VOTING. Creps, Edge, Felthoff, lTalloweU Henry , Hitchcock. Kimble, Kramer, Lcarc (Bucks), Leigh. Lockwooel, Mackin, Marshall, Mat lack, Mc- Chire, Miner, Mitchell, Nakel. Kel son, O'Neill, Rapslier, Roberts, Spang, Stevens, HTw, Z<rn. RECAPITULATION. Republicans. Yeas 102 ; Kays 7; j Not voting 10 ; Total 110. Democrats. Yeas (J; Nays C 9 ; I Not voting 16 ; Total 81. Total Yeas 108 ; Nays CC ; Not J voting 26 ; Total 2bo. The Republicans voting against the bill were Fuiton, of Chester; < Irvine, and Mifflin, of Butler; Mc- : Cowan and Peoples, of Lancaster; Shantz, Philadelphia ; and Shonk,' of Luzerne. Tlie Democrats who voted for the bill were Carver, of Bucks, and Crawford, Holland, Lodge, Monaghan and Pallatt, of Philadelphia. The Republican lias discovered < that Democratic papers are good fertilizers. Never occurred to us before that that was the reason the , crops in the Democratic portions of ( the county are always so much bet- ; ter than in the Republican. Always ] tliought that nature and Providence - had much to do with the productive- j ness of crops. Tuten, don't you see ; what a temptation you hold out to ; yotir Bald Eagle Valley patrons to j subscribe for Democratic papers ? ] A correspondent in the Republican ( signing himself "Boggs" recom mends Prof. B. B. Else, of Miles burg, as a suitable candidate for . County Superintendent;. Mav be a \ good man but—no go. Neither B. ( B. Else nor Anybody Else can get it this clip but Prof. Meyer. That's sure, llenry will walk off with the ' prize next Tuesday sleeker. { "To do as Folks of Fashion do." in one re- ! spect at least, you must use GLENN'S SOL- 1 PHCB SOAP, which is immensely popular a moiu the elite of society.and deservedly so, for it is the most salutary of beautifiers and purifiers. Sold by all Druggists. ULLL'RTLIAIR & WINSKEK DVK. H!a>k or brown. 50 cents. 10-4. Shoes at Stain's, only $!.2". DON'T fail to hear the celebrated Jubilee Singers next Wednesday eve ning. . AtStAffi's store piintx are down to *> cents ; good Rio col Tee to 20 cents, and roasted coffee to 23 cents. Dennis Lose lias made a new good, tlag-stcne sidewalk. Who will | follow the praiseworthy example ? i Now don't all speak at once. ————— - —— The West Susquehanna Chassis, ! Reformed Church, of which Centre county forms a part meets at Will- I iamsport to-day. John It. Maize's rtew house is up, , under roof and under way generally. Keep tho hall rolling, young men. Guess Jim Smith will come next. "Lackawanna" is the name of the new county created out of parts of , lai/eme, with Scranton as tno ; county seat. } The Northern Confevenc of the , Lutheran Synod of Central Pemisyl | v.mia meets at Itebersblirg next j Tuesday. Three r.ew buildings are to go up in Centre Hall this spring—one by j Jacob 1 >inges and two by j. O. Dein j inger. ! Mr. Sivels, wlio has been contin : ed to his bed bv sickness all winter, l is gradually growing worse, lie has . the sympathy of the community. Do you want an Organ or Sewing Machine ? The JOURNAL office can give you the best bargain over offered in Penns Valley. | Rev, Dr. Keys, the popular leo t <rer, eonn?cted himself with the . Presbyterian Church, at the recent I stssioii of the Northumberland Pies- \ b\tery. A valuable black kid glove was ; lost by a lady returning from pveacli ! ing in Miliheim. the other Sunday. ; The fir.dor would eonfei a tavor bv ! leaving it at the Journal Office. L APIUS. did you see the beautiful, ; new style hats *at Stain's? If not, you should go at once before they | are all sold. You can get them trimmed or uutnnmied, very cheap. Reiloet that in ewrv ' , of iho si'.ont tenants .:re .the victim* if iicj:lcctel Uonjjhs ami colds ; and if you are Urns af itictcd. arcid their fat? by fe-ioriintr it once to llaie's Honey <\f'Uorehound and Tar, an immediate, aarcc.iblc. and certain means of cave. Sold by all Druggf-sts. l'ike'.s Tooth ache Drops cure In 1 minute. is 4. The other Monday the Sheriff of Huntingdon countv was after the AVatclunan man, with a sharp stick we suppose. Wonder what ugly sin Meek hss been guilty of up there again. The Democrats of Lycoining ccnn ty instruct their delegates for Hon. A. 11. Dill, for Governor, and lion. | O. 11, Reigliard, of Lycoming, fori Lieutenant Gvverr.or. Dill stock is j rising. Is ir Tit v i" ?—Of coarse it is, be cause everybody says so, namely that J. W. Stain has the best and cheapest lot of goods seen in Perms Valley these many years. Go and judge for youireif. The Democratic Senatorial Con- j ference for the 3-lth District met at; Rcliefoute, on Tuesday, April 22nd. all the conierees being present. J Senator Wallace was elected delegate ■ by aceiain ition. lie is understood j to favor Dill for Governor. At our Quarter Session Court last ; week, Jacob Wolf and George I Adam, of the Penns Creek neighbor hood were convicted, the former of arson, tlie latter of larceny. Wolf goes.to the penitentiary for two years and Adam for one. PUOF. IIEXRT MEYER and MU. C. L. GKAMLEY made a. short call at our Head Quarters on Monday. They are two of our best representa tive literary men, of tall, imposing posture, finely looking and splen did fellows throughout. It' we were not so thoroughly unselfish, we would wish to possess the Professor's cdilicatirm and would cheerfully give him ours in exchange. We had much rain in this section nearly all of last week, and vegeta tion is farther advanced now than at any ye tr at so early a period, in the recollection of the "oldest inhab itant." Never before did grain and grass appear so promising, and it seems us though Providence meant to shower 11 is richest blessings upon His undeserving and ungrateful children. Matters at Mtc Miliheim Marble Works are brisk. Three monuments are already made this spring, and will be put up slioitlv, besides a number of heavy headstones and couches. The success of this old establishment is due to the mechan ical skill and business integrity of the proprietors. Good woik, fair prices and no misrepresentations are principles with them, and these have acquired for them a degree of confi dence not easily shaken. Our oldest three men in town are now confined to beds of sickness. John Ilarter, while descending the steps in front of Mrs. Hanoi 's house last Thursday, had the misfortune to fall, fracturing his thigh hone, lie is in a bad way. Jonathan Phil lips is afflicted with chronic diar rhoea and a sore hand. Adam Moor had an attack of palsy. The first two are .veil up in the eighties, while Mr. Moor is their junior by some eight or ten years. SEWING MACHINES, like all other machines, sometimes get out of ol der, and nut few people understand to look properly where the difficulty lies. If there is anything wrong with your machine, you better not try too much to mend it, but take it at once to D. 11. Rote, Aaronftburg, and get it fixed. Dan is a mechan ical genius of a high order, as we have reason to know, an i lie will charge you but a moderate price. The Lord willing the new Luther an Church at Rebcrsburg will be dedicated to the service of Triune God, on Sunday May 12tli, r-ext, preaching to commence on Sunday previous. Prof. Zeigler, D.D., Rev. W. L. Criley and other ministers are expected to"be present. The chris tian public is most cordially invited to attend. F. A urand , Pastor. Tho Northern Conference will also convene here 'i uesdav evening, May 7th. J. Newman, Jr.. at tho Eagle Clothing Hall, Bollefonte. has just opened the best selected and largest stuck of Spring and Summer Cloth ing ever seen in Central Pennsylva nia. Why just hear some of his prices : A suit worth $7 for £l. Suits generally sold at s•"> for sll, A good, all wool Cassiinere suit worth $lO fors7. Best shirt, SI. Newman sells presumably more clothing than ' all the other stores in Bellefonte to gether—because his is a regular and exclusive clothing establishment and and his prices are so very low. Don't fail Uveal* at Newman's lor any clothing you may need. ts-4t. INDEEDT We bad no idea until recently that the accomplished and classic editor of the I{* publican had an eve so keenly appreciative.of female beau ty. lie was in Miliheim but once in his life, some six years ago, un der pretense of ''getting subscrib ers," but we stro gly suspect be saw more pretty giils than he got subscribers. In last week's paper lie gushingly delivers himself on the matter and calls our maidens "Fair as > IV Hit* sun shunt' en," and thai is just where he hits the nail square on the head. You niav consider the "portly associate's" hat tipped, Edward, on behalf of our young ladits. Happy you found something at last in Pen us Valley worthy oi' your praise. THEY ARK COM INK. Tho Bellefonte Jubilee Singers, who have met with such flattering success at Pine drove, Boalsburg, and Lemont, will give a series of concerts next week, as follows : At Kebeishurg, Monday evening, M.iy 6th; Woodward Tuesday t veiling the Till ; Miliheim, Wednesday eve ning, the -Sth ; Spring Mills.Thurs day evening, the nth : Centre Hall, Friday Evening, the loth. The troupe consists of Miss Mary K. Kobeits, Mrs. Maggie Brady, Mr. Geo. S. Skinner, Mr. John P. Thom as, Mr. A. V. Jackson, and Mr. Charles Garner, all colored. The Republican speaks of the Ju bilee Smgers in the highest terms of praise. They are no doubt trained and skilled singers, and their per formances are reputed to be of a high order. The proceeds of their concei ts are for the beneli of the African M. E. Church, at Belle fonte. We hope their tour through lYnns Valley may bo remunerative and general!v success!ill. REBERSBURG FRAGMENTS We will have plenty of all kinds of fruit, if old Jack will no more inter fere. The cnxpiet fever is aga'ti raffing severely in our town. Its effects are frequently almost fatal, at least our vill-iye Justice has conehulcil nev ermore to fall its victim. Mr. (bo. Schineltzer, one of the oldest citirens of Mti'lisonbuiff <le parti 4 .1 this life on Friday, April | L'Gth, at the good.old age of four j score and four years. I'eace to his ! ashes. Mr. Jasper,tlfe e>lorc t .l preacher contends that the earth stands sLiil but the *un moves. It'.the reverend ffeutleman would wily know tnat he could forward his theory With su ; cess in .our valley, uv doubt he | would be iu our midst ere long, j For information in n ft-renc 1 to ; the novel wav of ffoint* to llellefonte ■ impiire of T. M. tJiauiley and W. : \Y. llaekman. A MIX. I mmcmr —-JT -* —k. WkOTB S>| UIM rw. Mar<iK mmj MARRIED. On the Nt <:' March la-t. by Kcv. U". M. I Landls, Alfred A. Seluerkcusust and Ag iies l*. Gri-nuin t r, all of 'i"vU*r.>vil!e, Clin | lon Co.. F.i. (I.ocf. Haven papers please copy.) on the nth ult., bv the same. Harry A. PiUbler. of Siuiag Bank, add Alice K. Web er. of Reborsburg. DIED. tin the 20; h nit., at Madi>onl urg. George Snieltzer. aged S2 years, s months and 2 davs. Weep not friends, although you and the church have sustained n heavy b'ss in his death, to him it is eternal gain. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. F. A. N< ar Clintondale, April I*. T7S. Mary Sin Hi ii tc. aged To years. > months and 0 day-. Disease, earn er in the face. Mrs. Shriiiiig j was for many years a faithful member of the Evangelical Church. CHURCH DIRECTORY. l"Nf tr .'"T> HitrTHTtrx.—Rev. ,T. M.Smith will preaeh next Sunday morning. LUTHIKAX. Ret. J. Tomlinaon, Potior. Preaching iu Aarmtsburg next Sunday j morning. EvANGKt.ifAT.. Rev. C. F. Deininger will preach next Sunday evening. English. Lodge and Society Directory. The Miltbetm Cornet Band w ill meet in tlie Tow n Hull on Monday ami Thursday evenings. Providence Grange No. 217 I*. of I!.. meets in Alexander's block on the 2nd Sa turday of each month at L*. M. and on the 4th Saturday of efieh month at r. M. Wif lieiui L'l.lgo, No. sy>, I. O. <). F meets every Saturday evening. Lodge ■ Room in Wilt's Building. The Millliidin I>. & L. Association meets in the Town Hall, on the evening of the ] second Monday of each month. AuiioaiicemcittM. We arc authorized to announce that C. S. MeCorini<k, Esq., oi Lock Haven is a candi date for the olliee of President Judge of this district, subject to Democratic rules. We are authorized to announce that Sam lid M. iS'vvai t/.. of Potter township, is a can didal-* for Prothonotary, subject to Demo cratic rules. We are authorized to announce that John It. Pair, of i'etm township, is a candidate or Sheriff, subject to Democratic rules. y/eare authorized to announce that D. G. Bush. F'S j., of Bellefoute, tVjll be a can didate for Congress. subject to ili<* decision of the Democratic County Convention. We arc authorized to announce that A. J. ; driest. Esq.. of Unimiville, will be a candi- j date for County Commissioner, subject to the Action of the Democratic County Con vention. VTOTM EOF APPEALS.—AppeaIs will 1-c held at the Commissioners' Olliee in Bellefoute, J'a., ;us follows: Mondav. May l.'ttlu for tlie townshijis of Spring, lleniier and Bormugh of Bellefoute. Tuesdav. May 14th, for the townships of Pciin, Miles, Hsv'nes. Gregg and Potter. Weunesday, May lath, for the townships of Harris. Ferguson, ilalfoioon, College, Patton and Walker. '1 hursdav, May 10th. for the townships of Hoggs, Union, Huston, Worth and Borough, ot X nionwlle and Milesburg. Friday, May 17th. foi* the townships of Taylor, Burnside, Snow Shoe, Bush and Borough of Pliilipsburg. Saturday, May Ist'i, for the townships of Marlon. Liberty,' Curiiii. Howard and Bor ough of Howard. All between the hours of t) o'clock A. !.. and 1 o'clock t*. M. J. N. HAM., l And. GUKUU, I Ojmmissioners. H. A. Mi SULK, ( Henry Beck, Clerk. 17-3t I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let ters testa- Li mentaryen the estate of Catharine Long, (widow.) late of Miles township. Cen tre Co., l'a., deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present them duly au thenticated for settlement. W. 11. COMMAS. Ilcbersburg; Api 15 ot. Executor. c 4 PMIXISTKATOK'S NOTlCE.—U'lter* • IV. hi aiimlnistmtion on the ostnto of * Mai lin Slovi-r, Into of IliiliU's township, Oil t try vountv, I'a., (ifocaHotl. having bomi . gmntiul to'tlio iiinlcisi::uoil. all porsoiin in tlohtoil to saiil ostatoai'<> hereby notified to make imme.liate payment, ami those having s ehiiins, to present Llieni duly nnthentteated for settlement. t No.vn STOVKM, Mil II A 11. STOVKU, 1 is-c.w. Adiiiinislraloi s. . ~1 A\r.ei rou's Norn k. ietters IVsr a miliary Mj on the estate of Abraham "tteber, late - of Miles township. Centre county, I'a , do- I ceased.having! been gcaiihut to the under i stalled, all persons kowlng tliemselves l ' uebledtotlie said .deceased are hereby re. t quested to make Ifninedlate payment, and those havin claims against tfie same to ptesene them duly uutheutleated for wettlo ' ment. Ceo. E ZKIINKH THOMAS IIOSTI.UMAN IS' Executors. t QKTTLF.MKNT NOTJCK.-All persona 11 Inning -leeouiits with the estate, of 1 Abraham lteb-r, late of Miles toi\nsliip,oe -1 ceased are liereby rennested to press tit them for settlement, at tiie late residence of , decedent,'"on Tuesday, Mav >th next. Ceo. K. ZKIIM'W THOMAS IIOSTHKMAN, . 14-6 Executors. 4 HMINfsTItATIH'S NOTlCE.—l.ettei-s JY. of Adininistration of the estate of r John Ituey, late of l'enn Tow nship, Centre County Co., I'a., decease 1, having IM**II I maided to the undersigned all persons know in tliemselves indebted t I Haiti iteee denl.are requesteil to make in.mediate pay ' Incut, and those having claims against the * same, to present tkem duly a;,lliei.Heated > tor settlement. At'ui'srts HtiKY 13-6 Executor. T UtPH I BT. 1). A. VtSSFR. ; GEPHART & MUSSER ■ ! DKALKKS IN :i Grain, <Tovcrseet,* Flour A ton!, I'lr.ster A Suit. MILLIIEIM, PA. Highest'market price paid for all kin Is o O-IR/A-IILT, Delivered cither At the IHtICK MILL or at the old MUSSIIi: MILL, In MiLLHEIM. COAL, PLASTER & SALT Always on hand and sold at prices that de fy competition. A share of the public patronage rcsj cctfully olleitcd. JHy Milllielcii .llitrkrt. Wheat No. 1 1.21 Wheal No. MO Corn '. 40 It ye fio Cats White 'M Outs, lllack 21 j Buckwheat ft) i Floor r f,.to j (trau A aborts, per hundred 1.00 ! salt, j>cr Hi 1 1.30 1 Piaster, ground.., lo.no ! Cement. er Hushel 4.1 to 5o I Itarley SO i Timothy>ced , KLx-i . ,1 [ Cloverseeil 1 fatter 2J I Hams ? , -'ides ', ] ! ; I . <1 Potatoes 2.1 I Lard 1 Tallow v . ; Pried \|v>!is : Pried I'caches Pi U d CherTics 4 I t OA I. MA UK I T ; Egg $4.7.1 ; >lnve " ; <'lifstniit " 4. , i '; 4 " , <..)) reet< 1 every \V edne.-day by (aephtu'l A Mns-.tr. : Collins' Voltaic Plaster ' IS SIMPLY WONDERFUL. Kingston. MINN., \ April 20. is;:. / I consider Cot t. INS' VOLTAC PI ASTKK the In'st plaster I ever saw. ami am recommending it to alt. C. McMokhow. III'MR. II 1.., T April 1-s, is::, t It has done my boy more pood than all other medicines. He now goes to school for the first time in three years. ELIZA JA>K DI'JTIELP. 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Montlih k Hardy Hybrid, or 4 climbing, k A iolet (scented), or s Daisies, Engl. 1- Scarce: Bedding, or 12.-career Green house Plants, 16 Verbenas, distinct am! splendid sorts B 21 Varieties of I'lovver, or A) varieties of fl Vegetable Seeds, Jcor by EXl'lt ESS. huj/er to cho, •</?.. f collect lons fer ; 1 for f 'i; 0 for ; 112 for f#'; 11 for ;is f„ r 4!o : or the full V collection of .vVJ varieties of Plants and fi Seeds—suflleient to .stock a greenhouse J and garden—for i}£*. to ol;r bonk "Gard ' eniug for Pleasure" ami < atalogueoifcr- f'd aliovo (value *1.71) will bo added. 5 I j Peter Henderson & Co.} ISO COHLANM ~V. 1! | HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. Health ami 11 ippiuess Ire prioeless wcalth to their nossessor. and yet they are within tite reach of every one w ho win use WRIGHTS LIVER PILLS. The only sure ( CUE lor Torpid Liver. Dys pepsia. Headache, Nuir Stomach, Constipa tb'U. Pebilitv, Nausea, and all Biilious coin plaints and Blood disorders. None geuuiuo unless signed "Win. Wright, /'lilla." If your Druggist will ma supplv send •/'/ cents for one box to Barileli, lCuller & Co.. 70 y. Ith M. i'hila. B Ureal chance to make me- Y. Si fl l "' v ' 11 yuu can ' •i*' l fck'4 K— jvon ran get greeubaeba. Wo need a person in every town to t;ikft suWriptloiis for flic I^ripest v cheapest and best illustrated family publica tion in the world. Any one can "become a successful agent. The most elegant works of art given free to subscribers. The price is so low that almost everybody subscribes. Cue agent reports making over il.Vi m a week. A lady agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days. All who engage make money fast. You can devote all your time to the business, or only your spare time. Aon need not be awav from home overnight. Aou can do it as well as others, l'u'.i parti culars, directions and terms free. Elegant and expensive ut.'H free. If you want profitable woi I; send us your address at once. It costs nothing to try the business. No one who en gages fails to make great pav. Addrexs "The People's Journal.*' Portland, Maine. 31-ly ivi\s' pm\7YmuuM msT' Adopted by all the queens of fashion. Send for circular. E. iVIN.s, N O . '£.Norllt l iflh 6t.. Plnladelphia. I'a. 1893. SEND FOR 1878. THE New York Observer, The Lest Beiigiousand Secular Family News paper. v-H.ll a Vear, post-paid. EsL'.blished lSii. 4?" fP7 Ve.rk Itovv, New Yorli. BvMfLBS i REi; /\ f /fTsll '"-Ht'onc and one-half doz- Vv U w Jll*'" " f ,h<! most beautiful i .. , new Ohrontox, In French oil color, ever s., n for They arc mounted in s x lo black euamchl and gold mats oval ojMuiing and outsells aiiythiug now* before the public. Satisiaction giiaran tecd. two samples for 21 cents, <<- s j X for 5 cent. Suid 10 cents for grand illustrated catalogue with chromo of oonilght <t tb Li.iue.or2icei.ts ior two L;)iidscap4 ami Hal.a. Lilies on back ground. J. A. LA'lTf t Is (/ . 41, i ngton St. Boston ass. ;sa-A FORTUNE. PYA\II Another battle mi ADfilt ■ 1,1.1 If mgh prices. tV.vr U!l ( l \ l renewed. latest Newspaper tor full replv sent Lee Before hu\ tug FIANO of ORG4.\ •c-oi my latent circular Betty's celebrated I mlios os Orgsins, beautiful * Instrument ! lia.ieuge coinjiatison t lltvats arc.ieulous ol toy success ? Most guccessfql b use in Aineriea .' ('oniitH-need a leiv vcar.s ngo w itbout a <!'>llar, scutes now neaVlv f n ""'.'"""-V. Lowest prices ever given, elegant BOM- wood Pianos .sl.'IL, 16 steps Gilut'cli ( irgaii-. slll, tremendous bargains Adrress, DANIEL E. HEAT- J HUSKY. WAR K^ For A ( ASE of r.ITIKRII 3^®jAJ T,iat Sanfortl's Kadlral re for Catarrh will not in stantly relieve and speedily Ve r V,' b'T'efene-s, 11-Mirv"} y ells. 1 -q., Wells. Fargo ' . (.0., Aurora. X. V.; Wm. Bow Mellnton, (ir.m.. ,{ > wen. s t i,, mK Testa and treatise bv mall I ric c with improved Inhaler, >i. ' old everywhere* WI-EKS& POT 1 KUl'roprtetors, on, Mass. 11 4w A CHANCE TO IAKE SOME MONEY SURE. .. . 'to, noil s History "f Pencsylvania,*' Ntv. isuidy. Write fr Agency at once •TOIIN sal*Ll>Y & ('>., i'ublisher.s, 725 kan soin Street;PhlladelpbU. 13 ttn. HIGHEST HONORS. AT THE Centennial Worlds Fair, IH"S ! ! SHONINGER ORGANS rSONOVNCKD t'NANIXfOt SI.V AS THE JM.SR /. i 'SR/X I '. 1/ HA TS. ; Their comparative excellence is recogniz j c<l by the JndgroH in their Keport, from ! which the. following is an extract : "The It fIiMMiKR 01144AY CO'k .exhibit us the best tnstrn mentN at a price rendering them possible to a large class of purchasers, having a j combinat ion of Keeds and Bells, producing I novel and pleasing effects, containing many . desirable improvements, will stand longer j in dry or damp climate, less liable to get out ! of order, all the boards being made three ply, pm together so it is impossible (or them to either shrink, swell or snilt.'' THE <>M,V OttUA.NS AW AltlH Il TllltS ItA.VK This Mc<!al and Award wa< granted after | the most severe competition of tip* best makers, before one of the most comjve j (cut juries over assembled. New Styles and prices Just issued, which i ate in accordance with our rule, the UEkT i OK44AY for the least money. g e arc prepared to appoint a few new ! A cuts. Illustrated Catalogue mailed, post-paid on application to B. SHONINGER ORGAN CO. 07 to 12.1 CIIKSTUFFT STREET; Nitw HAVEN, CobN. SWEET HA Y Y 1 Clieiiiii^E^iilTckoo! A'j4riit.l a: ( • K\ m frr 1 J"~>t "'./•/ infj (fU i\(u.4 Hi! * lis in>/ char' j Crttr rf mrt'cfrt r fj an-l v. 17. Id I ~*.l t<il*noco j in a-f.'ir !•!!*• Mrin vti-marfc s •! fly i nn fattni on i:;f-ri- ; *"•• I' nt J.tr\rn t> r,t is ri;#wryiy I*?fi F-nl fi . :uip!b, tu A. 'Ta ,t * Mfi8 M I •*U*ri>tur^ t Va. <* to. F. AHPI.K, Genera) Agent, Nos. 3 and 5 bouth ater s trect I'hi'.n . Unprecedented BARGAINS AT H ARRI S' Bi'MBMB STOSE, 235 MARKET ST., near THIR£) fctoislmrg, pi. old Stock entirely sold out a receiving NEW GOODS DAILY the Spring and Summer Seasons, which enables us to offer cur patrons the CHOICEST \E\Y GOODS IX THE Millinery Department. o We have all the New Styles of II >ts and Bonnets for Ladies, Mi?-03 and children, such as L'hip, Leghorn Neapolitan and l Straw Braid, trimmed and un trimnied. Trimmed Hats from 50 cts. up Untrimmed " 44 15 cts. nj Hat Frames, all shapes, 8 cents. Full 1 ine Silk Ribbons, Flow ers, Feathers an Ornaments. • 0 Trimmings, No tions and Fancy Goods Department, Comp'ete Line of Lac*'S, Fringes, Dress Buttons, Culls, Collars, Hash es, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Zephyrs and Gcnnantown Wools, Honeycomb and Java (4m- 1 vass, Card Board and Mottoes, Per- j fumery, jewelry, Hair Goods, At. i Notice a few of our Prices ': Ilnmbtirg and Cotton Edges 1 ct. tip 200 yds Machine Cotton, 3 cts. Coats Machine Cotton, 5 cts. Pins, per paper, . . 2 44 Needles, per paper, . 3 cts. Corsets . . . 25 et,3 a pair , * Neck R•'•itches . 1 ct. tip | Hemmed and Stitched Hand ; 1 I kerchiefs fro.ll . . 3 etc. up ; Gents' Linen Faced Collars, P 1 c. a b. , Ladies' Fancy Hose . 10 cts. * 4 While Hose . Octs. Gents' ILdf I lot e . 0 cts. Ladies' Si'.k Handkerchiefs 18 c, Gents' Linen Shirt Fronts 20 c. Alpaca Skirt Braid . tc. Rubber Dressing Combs 0 c. Rubber Fine Combs, . 3c. Shoe Laces, per Dozen, 3 ets. Motto Frames, Glass and Back ... 30 cch 1 i - | Remember the place- No. 235 Market St:, Lewisburg, near Third Street. J *: i MJ la Ln K jfij co*nhhiviiev(tf'7 '*' .', sj ;x p >..| ) i| *.Hny U eut out radjr for tu, c Jn3r <lP^*sNsiultliPtiimHitß the GTHEAT REDLTT Kog E1 If'JiN we continue to ua*j.tlio4.'Kt n:at OP VikfiJJWiifii **1?1 tt<i rxorcise lite jr:entvst ewe in tueii itwnofaetv VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO., 7"t Mi m? offl:e, 381 W,:t Mili,oa st " ctiM * e ri! * I2I2CITAI o?riC3 asd Maanfaetori#:, Kidietcwa. :* | STORE, LE WISB VRG, VEXXA. J. HOWER, 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 o$ nand. ly S. T. SHUGERT & C 0„ ALLEGHANY STREET. BELLEFONTE, PENNA Ilea leraiu Medicines Toilet Articles, \ A full line ot Goods of the bert quality always ktpt on hand. Our slock is as complete as any in the County. We Invite the people of Penns and Brush Valleys to call and examine our goods for anything they need in our line. 18-lyi OAV. I.BROWN. • ••• * ■ Manufacturer and Dealer in ' TIX-WAKE, STOVEPPIE & TRIMMIVuS SP6lTI\(i and FRUIT CWS.j 1 Would respectfully-inform 4he public that lit: keeps on hand or makes to order all kinds of TINWARK, STOVE FIXTURES, FRL"ITCINB, : SSPODTINS'T SPECIALITY % Fruit cans always on 114m1,, , Repairing done .as short notice. Having some ten years experience In the business he flatter* hlir sclf that his work is fully equal to any in this section of the country. A share of the public ? patronage Is resjicct .ully solicited. JiOp. second floor 0/ I s'oole'w Store, Jlllltieim, I'oiina 1 j American House, J.P.S. WEIDENSAUL, I Proprietor. OLD AND rOFFLAR SVAND, Corner Market and Front treets. ' LEXVTSBURG,PA A'Kirst Class Hotel in all ltespec CH An G ES-MODER AT E. I C. M. PETREE; j CIGAR MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ] (7toicc Brands of Tobacco j and C'i^/frs, KMOKKRS' ARTICLES, ETC., MARKET STSEST. Lew t sb u FITS EPILEPSY, on * r 1 FALLING- SICKNESS Pvrinniiently Cured—no humhug— by one MoxTU's ISAUK OF Dr. Goci AIM'S CKM:KHATKI> IXFAM.IHI.E Fir POWDERS. To convince su Set-era that those powders will do all wo claim for them, we will send them bv innll. rosTi*Ai, n pittas TRI AL BOX. As Dr. Goulard is the only phy sician that has ever made tliis disease a special study, and as to our knowledge thousands have been PERMANENTLY CI KKD l>y the use of these powders,.we will guar antee a iK'vpiancnt cure iq every case, or reinnrt-yoti all money expended. All 1 sufferers should pv these, powders an early trial, and be convinced of iheir cur- 1 ♦lt IVO pO;WCl"!i. . • . Piiee for large box, $2.00, or 1 boxes for 1 SIIXOO, sent by mail to any part of United 1 States or Canada on receipt of price, "or l>y express, C. O. I). Address, n . ASH & BOBBINS, 300 FLTLTON STBEiat, BROOKLYN, X. Y. J. H. HAZELL, Spring Mills, Pa., is at all times prepared to make furniture to ! order, lie hopes by pood work and low j prices to merit a share of public patronage. Cane tetioin chairs always on hand. • UNDERTAKING A M'LIALJTV. ' 1M 1 Dr. 1). 11. MINGLE, Offers his prof* ssienal services to the p 11 I lie. Answers calls at al hours OFFICE AND RESIDENCE Mlllhcim, 18, j Glad Tiding-* for the Weak. Aerioan t and Drbllitntcd. Our at est Improved fcelf. Actii-g Gnvanic AppllKiirrti are a wpeedy and l*ci mannt cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Kidney, Liyer and Female Coin plaints. Nervous Prostration. Hack aud Spinal Irritation, and Kindred Diseases Prices. Waist licit, *5.00 ; Spinal Belt, for ' Far 1 lysis aud Spinal A-iltnortsi and 1 upwards ; Armlets, Anklets, Head Bands, Knee (*•>*, §2.00 eaeh : Suspensories, si.t>>. j Illustrated Pamp.ilet Free. Address. (iILYA\(MrVJ)I< XL ASSOCIATION'. '-N East Ninth Street, New York. BUSH HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PA. | F.O. H'c¥LLiftjl, i Lhief £ lerk of ilie Pobiusou House, PITTSH'URO, Puma. J^ropvirtor Only First Class Hotel in the Citjr. Changes nioderate. | Glad Tiding to All! JOHN U. FORD IIAS OPENED A TATLORSIIOP IN Main street, Millheiia Pem Where he is now ready to satisfy all those i who will give him their trade in city style. He is a lusbelaKJt Cutter and Fitter and as a workman can pot bp surpassed. With close attention to he hopes uucoeive the t atrcmago of litis coiumuuity and the count ry generally All orders, promptly filled and all work gaaraated. . JOHN B. FOB II BELLEFONTE BREWERY, Lls WI i HAAS Proprietor. liellefonte, 35-1 p„ INSURANCE MEN! T^ s mm WANTED XT ' T, —I*OK.THK— New Maui Mntnal Life Ins. Ci the oldest Char to re LIBERAL TERMS GIVEN MAUTON A-.WAKELLN, General Axeuti 132 South Fourth Street , Philadelphia. WANTED! We wish an agent, male or female, in each town of this county,- to get up Clubs anion* lam dies, hotels, factories, etc., fur the sail, of our Teas, and will offer very llb.wal com m issions to such. We have been Importers of Teas for over 20 years, and can a/bird to send, and- we will send a better article ho- Uio .money than any other house in New York. Out leas are put up in one oounii packages, with the name and price printed upon each. * 1 IMM:u Clubs' eSS,f ° r ter,US and blank lor,n for CHRONICR'-S™^ plainest of all bunuL— 'Flam Home Talk and Medical Com mo . Sense,"—nearly LoX9passes, 2uf illustrations by Dr. E. P.. FOOTK. of 12.) L*xKn w> N. Y. Purchasers of tills book are at Übertv to consult its author in person or bv m-iii free. Price by mail, *l.'A for the ST AX edition, 01 #1.50 for the POPULAR edition watch contains ail the same inati o i and ti lustrations. Contents tables free AAEVT I Sm*SBSL* 5. * 1 *■
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