f| e jj} i 11e i m journal.
THURSDAY, APRIL 22., 1880
THE MILLHEIM JOURNAL,
Is pabllsluNlevcrv Thursday, in Musser'sßniM
ing. corner ot Main mui IVm, si reels at.
U 00 PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE
Or 41 25 If uot paid in advance.
ADJ % ERTTShYa H1 TPS.
1 week. 1 iu<. 3 mo. 6 mo. 1 year.
1 quare.... I SIOO $2 50 $5 00 00 I 00
I .' column,.. 1 XOO 4WI 600 10 00 115 (H)
Vbeoltimu... | sflo 750 10(DI 1500 3500
i column... 1 8 (7) 12 (X) 20 00 85 tx> I 60 00
One iiwh mak?s a square. Administrators
ami Executors' Notices $2.50. Transient ud
vortisements a.nd locals 10 cents per line for
first imer'i >n and 5 cents pur ling tor each aa
diMonn' insert ton.
Job Work doue on short notice.
WALTER * DEISIX6EB,
I'nht ishrrs.
Lburcli & Sunday Scluol Directory.
Evangelical.
Rev. W 77//urtinanuHl preach next Sunday
morning.
Sunday School, 2p. v.—l>. L Zerby, pf.
Methodist.
Rev. J. B. Aker. will preach next S ui3ay eve
111 Off.
Sunday School, Ip. \t.,—D. Kimport, supt.
Reformed.
United Brethren.
Lutheran.
/.Vr. John Tomlinson, Pa*tor.—
rreacMni: in Aaronslmrg nsxt Sunday mor
ninK. German. In -17ilR>tim in Hie evening.
English.
Unl'ed Sunday School, 9 x. xt.—F. D.
lats<> snit.
lofloe & Soaety Dircitory.
MV.ikiaeti Loilire. No. 955. !. O. O. F. meets in
lieir hall, IVnnStret, every Ssituvday evening.
Rebecca Dogroe Mceung every Thursday on
or before Hie full moon of eaeb'nionth.
A. O. LLEIM.VL.KR. Sec. B. t. DBIXINC.EK. N. G
Fro vide nee Grange. No. '217 P. of IL. meets in
Alexander s Mock on the second Saturday of
each month at 61.. p. m . and on the fourth Sa
turday of ea< h month at IL, p. M.
I>. L.ZEKBV.SCO. A. O. Deininger, Master..
The Milihcim B. vN L. Asso iation meets in
the I'eati street school house on Ihe ev ninu of
the second Monday of each month.
A. WAI TEK, SEC, * 11. G. HEINI.VGKR, Frost."
The Milihcim Cornet Hand meets in the
Town Hall on Monday and Thursday eveninir"-
F. P. OTTO. >ee., >. F. HAKIER, Pres't.
Milihcim Escort of Co. 8.. sth Rect.. N. (J..
1 nkl their dri'.l meeting on the second story of
Alexander's Block, every Tuesday and Friday
cveuiui'.
Offlcal rratory.
Repular Terms of Court—Fourth Mondays of
Januarr, Apri, August and November.
President Judge—Hon. Chas. A. Mayer, Lick
Haven. .
Additional Law Judge—Hon. John II Orris,
flcllefonte.
Associate Judges—Hons. Samuel Frank. John
Hlven.
Prothonot.ary— T. ('. Harper.
Register of Wilis and Clerk of O. C—"W. E
F.nrchfield.
Recorder of Deeds. &c.—William A. Toldas.
District Attorney—David F. Fortney.
Sheriff—John spaneler.
Treasurer—Adam Yeanek.
County surveyor—Joseph Ilevling.
t'otonei—Dr. Joseph Adan.s
. County Commissioners—Andrew Gregg. George
Swab. Jacob Dunkle.
Clerk to County Commissioners—Henry Beck.
Attorney to County Commissioners —C. M.
Bower.
Janitor of the Court House—BartrimGalbi-aith.
Countv Auditors—James T Stewait, George
if. Williams. Thomas B. Jatnisou.
Jury Commissioners—John .shannon, David \V.
Kiine.
SuperiiUendent of Public Schools—Prof. Ilenry
Meyer.
C'eitlre County Demorrntic Commit
tee for 1880.
DISTRICTS. NAMES. P. O. ADDRESS.
Ueilefonte, N. W., Wm. Gulbraith,.. .Beilcfonte
S. W....W C Heinle
WW....Wi1l Harper
Milesburg Frank K Bible...Mllesburg
Unionvilie P J McDonnell...Unionville
Howard A J Gardner Howard
pliiiipsbt rg C G Herlinger... Philipsb'g
Millheim ' H Reifsnvder..Millheim
Bonner Uriah Stover Bellefonte
Boggs Jas A McClain... Milesburg
Burnskla Wm Hopple PiiieGlenti
College Sam'l Gtlliland.. Boalsburg
Curttn David Ilelong... Howard
Ferguson. O. P Dan UrU-belbis.. State Col
' 4 X. P O M Sheets Storinston
Gregg L M Risliel Spring M's
Dai ,es George Koistcr, Aaronsb'g
llalteoon John Ward stonnsto'n
1 larris Sain'l Islil r Boalsburg
Howard David Tanver... Howard
Huston H (i Chronister.. Martha
Lilx'rty 5V H Gardner....Blanehard
Marion John Hoy, Jr Walker
.Miles Sam'i K Faust.....Milihcim
Patton (i W Rumbcrger..Fillmore
I'eim W F Smith Miilheim
Potter. N. I' D F Luse Centre Hall
44 S. P (4 W Spangler Tus>eyv'e
Rush William Cullen... Pliilipsb g
Snow shoe John G Ux/.1e....5u0w Shoe
Spring. E C Wood Bellefonte
Tavlor Samuel Hoover.. .Fowler
Union J S Fredericks... Fleming
Walker Samuel Decker... Zion
Worth G R Williams P't Matilda
J. L. SPANGLER, Chairman.
FKAN'K E. BIDLE, Secretary.
A TARIFF COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, April 13.— 1n the Se
nate to day Mr. Eaton, frnm the com
mittee on Ii nance,' reported a bill creat
ing a new tariff commission. It creates
a commission to be called the tariff
commission, to consist of nine mem
bers, to be apuoiuted from civil life by
the President, bv and with the c inseut
of the Senate, the frst-named of whom
shall be president of the c mamissi n.
Tlio commissioners shall receive ten
dollars per day each dining the i
when engaged in active dutv an l other
necessary expenses. The commission
shall have power to employ a stenogra
pher and messenger. It shall be tlie
duty of the commision to take into con
sideration and thoroughly investigate
all the various ques'ion relative to the
agricultural, • commercial ,meicantile,
manufacturing, mining andj industrial
interests of the UmtedStates, so far as
tne same may bs necessary totlieestub
lishment of a tariff or a revision
of the existing tariff up.m a scale of jus
tice to all interests, and for the purpose
of fully examining the matters which
may come before it. Such comumsiou is
empowered to visit such por
tions of the country as it nay deeua ad
visable. They shall report to Co 'gress
the results of their investigation and
the testimony taken in the course of
the same from time to time, and make
their final report not later than tl.e
first Monday in Dcember, 1881.
The Lewisburg papers say that Hon,
A. 11. Dill w'll be the chairman of the
Democratic State Committee. None
belter could be selected.
Tioga County Democracy.
WELLSBOKO', April 14.—The Demo I
cratlc <'ouiity C mimitteo met here this
afternoon. Walter Sherwood und J
Vr. *11 ! ks were fleeti d leprescntHt ive ;
<b'ipgN'9 and II 11. Goodrich reeoni
men led as senatorial delegate. I) de- ;
J gates were instructed t.> vote for I*' 1-
, ward II rriek fur A uli'or General. Ni\
1
I instructions as to IVoiident. It re
j quires the v te of Potter ami \l'lv*a\
j bounties to aontirm the election of sen
atorial delegate.
One of the most urgent den.amis of
out time is a system ofed leiti 'ii vvhie i
j shall train the young t apply their
school learning. At the Pennsylvania
State College practical instruction in
[Agriculture. Horticulture, Botany.Z>
ologv, Mechanist, Chemistry, etc*; is
j given, and thus theory i i he el iss room
i is applied Hud enforced by experience
in the Geld and laboratory Spring ses
sion opens April oth. For •catalogue
and full informatim add res i t!e Busi
ness Manager, State College, Centre
Co., Pa , tf.
Senator Edmunds not a Can
didate.
Senator Edmnnds has left n<> doubt
in the minds of those of his Senatorial
associates who have conversed with
with him in regard to tl.e matter that
he is not a candidate for Residential
honors a d the mention of his name in
connection with the candidacy is ex
ceedingly distasteful to nim.
Wm. 11. Kemble is supp sed to be
i worth $ 2.000,600, and yet the fellow,
i can't manage to heheve himself like oth
: er decent men. But ho is not too old to
; learn if the lesson is i littl i s 4 vo e.
Indiana last week ad >pted a consfi
tutional amendment' changing the time
for bokiiig S'.iie ihctiens from (lie
: sfcerd Tuesday in Oc'olier to the see •
' ond Tuesday in November This Dives
Ohio as t'e only leading State that
I holds her State elect ion in October,
Oitr Wi**hl lIJC ion l.etter.
WASHINGTON, )
April 17, 'SO. j*
D is a hard thing for the extra vir
tuous Rep-bl'Cans of Massachusetts
! that all the Presidential candidates
' wh • have anv proliahility .f nomina
| tion are such wicked men as to lie un
i worthy of support ; while the candidate
they long for is s > virtuous th it the
! average Republican will have nothing
;to do with him. Massachusetts always
, was peculiar.
I One gioa thing is now assured and
! that is the abolition of th j B iard >f
Indian Commissioners. The House
! decide . tint question yesterday. This
Board has never done any good, while. !
by a sort of confidence that people gen
erally put in mere numbers, it has
made us all less suspicious of the real j
Indian management of the Interior I) 4
partment. Frauds that would have
i suspected, inquired into and pre
| vented or punished, have l-eeu canied ;
! out willi irnpuiiitv, the average citiz MI I
j thinking to himself that this B >ard I
; was an honest one and was busily en i
gageil in watching the i iteres*.s of the I
public and the Indians. In point ot* l
fact, however, it is only when mem- I
lers of the Board have quarreled a j
inong tfiemsel/es that, any exp >sure
lias been m id*. T.ie 13 ard dies not
go too soon.
When the Indian appropriation lull
was up vesterday in the Hons", besides'
|*he above important amendment, w-13
' offered one to transfer the Indian Ba
1 reau to the Wai Depaitraeut. Some
! ti.n- since I gtva i'ie re.isi h urged in
favor of this transfer. The c angr
will no', probably he m tde at this ses
siii'i. A new plan, and one that prom
ises much, is urged now. It is for
Congress to auth niz* the app uutm-mt
of a surtioient number of gentb-m m of
standing, to he confirmed by the Senate,
who sli )11 prepare a new system of
Government fov the Indians, to be sub
mit ted to the next Congress. tis be
lieved that the importance of the ser
vice would induce gentlemen to serve
whose recommendations would be en
titled to and would receive considera
tion. It is further urged that the In
dians would not suspect such men, us
they do the ordimuy white man, of be
ing a thief, and s > would be giad to
have such arrangements.
The subject of the Geneva Award is
fairly up in the Senate for discussion
There are above $10,000.0 )0 remaining
in the Treasury to the credit of this
fur.d, and there are three or four ways
p oposed for the disposition of ii. The
Judiciary Committee wants to reim
burse the li.sutance Companies, a sub
stitute f>r paying tin money to the
vessel owners, Senator Eaton's bill to
turn the money over to reduce 'he pub
lic debt, and fourth, to 1 etui 11 tne
money to England. CARROLL.
' Keivs Miscellaney.
SUFFOCATED IN A WELL.—Lancas
ter, April 14. Early this morning two
men named Daniel Miller and Charles
Eraser, were suffocated in a well near
Bird-in-Hand. it appears that a blast
had been set off, and one .of the men
went down before th-e gas had time to
escape and was immediately overcome.
His comra le went to his rescue and
lost his life in the attempt. Both men
were unmarried and about twenty-five
years of age.
LYNCHING A NEGRO.— Petersburg,
Ya., April 13. James Black the negro
who attempted an outrage on the per
i son of M's. llattio Ferris, no.tr Ford's
, Depot, in t>ln\viMio comity, on the 3rd
! of the present month, was taken from
j jail, at th* Dinwiddin Court Moose, be
tween nine and ten o'clock last night,
: by an armed body of seventy-live mask
ed mm, and hanged to the gallows near
i the jail, the same on which Jack Pleas
ants, tne negro murderer, was executed
two years ago. After completing their
work the murderers left for their Ironies
without being recognized by the jailor,
who was knocked down by them before
surrendering tlit* keys to the cell in
j Black was confined. This morning which
; Black's body was swinging from the
gallows, viewed by a laige crowd of
persons. Mis. Ferris is a Northern la
dv, having removed from New York to
Dfowiddie county some tw lve months
j ago. When assaulted she was scare li
| iug for her cows, which strayed a eon
! siderabledistance from her farm. Mis.
j Ferris made the best defense she could,
! dealing the negro su .dry blows upon
tlie head with a heavy iron b >!t, but it
was not until her screams attracted th •
presence of a number of school girls
that the culprit tied bet ore accomplish-
ing his purpose. A-'ier scouring the
woods two days Black wis captured by
a large bodv of arm *d mm. near the
scene of the attempted outrage, and ta
ken to Diuwiddie Court House for safe
! keeping, lie was to !i tve been arraign
;ed for trial at tile county court next
week. Black was about twenty-live
! years of age and formerly owned bv
Dr. B. P. licese, of Dinwiddle county,
i Some two years ago he was sent to the
penitentiary tor burglary. The lynch—
I ing was conducted very quietly and
i completed in live minutes.
Considerable excitement prevails in
White county, (ieorgia, o - er the litid •
! ing of ricli pockets of gold in Naelioo
, eliee Valley. Over one luimired nug
gets were taken out in four days, one of
which, shown in Atlanta, weighs over
one pound. The yield grows richer as
' the washing proceeds.
Reports from Ooio, Indiana and Keu
•i tucky, show tiiat much of the peach
crop this year has been injured by the
j frost.
The Allegheny county pay-roll,
which covers the salaries of all the
county otli i ds, except the Ja lgo3, av
-1 wages $13,000 a mouth.
The Empress oi' Russia is s. id to sus-
I tain life on strong m \it soup, di luted
i goat's milk aiul morphine.
| A Vermont man's mother-in-law was
• killed by the cars, and he got $J2.000
from the railroad company.
The Cincinnati Comiwrcitil finds a
new name far Vaiidernilt. It is "the
American lbthschild." Vaudcrhilt
owns $-51,000,0011 woith of I per cent.
government bonds, and bids fair t > be
; come the owner of 8100,00U,0U0 worth,
or about ouo-fourteeuih of ail in exist
ence.
Frederiik W. Rico, an insurance a
gent.felldowuacu.il mine at Provi
dence, Pa., la) f.-et an I was instantly
; killed.
i
The soap works ot the Lehigh Valley
Manuf.iet iming C >mp:i:ty,.it Freein ms
burg. Northamptoii county, weie de
j stroyed oy tire on Tu *sd ly in,gat of 1 st
j week. Loss, ah tut $15,0).) ; insured.
i Martin C ivanauga, a hay of thirteen
j years of age, while attempting to board
| a coal train at Mahanoy City last week,
j fell under the wnesls an 1 had it t'n tegs
j severed fro n his hi ly. Hg will <1 ie.
! Auditors' Annual Statement for
Miliheim Borou^b.
W. K. 'o!l.ii>t >r an I Treasurer,
in ai'cuunt witli d.iiii borou li.
lHS'i. 1)1{.
Apr.ll6lh, T< amount of duplicate 264 G<)
" Fines from Jacob Kisen
liutti, J 1* 8 (W
272tW
18S'J. < R.
April 16th, It j Order No. 1 To.I W Snook
for building I.oek up.. 48To
44 Order No. 2 It 'aver A Gep
liart Attorney's Fee. ... 23 go
44 Order No. 3 J II Kejfsny
def, book and seal 6 75
44 No. 4 Musser and Smith,
Hardwire 214
4 ' No. .* ,7 I> Kootc, street
crossing 2 85
44 N'f>. 6 I) W Zcigler, street
crossing 1 7,5
4 ' No. 7W A Tobi is, record
ing charter etc 4 .50
4 * No. H/H Heifsnyder, ala
ry, postage and stationery 28 00
44 order No. 1 New G>n il to
. .7 II Mii/.e >tieet commis
sioner for IH7P, ror work
done on loads 30 63
" I'eieentaire on duplicate.. 1587
44 Cash paid for book ...- 100
4 ' 44 *• 44 stiitionery
and fuel ..... 50
44 Gash p.iid J it Hair Audit
or 1 J.j days 2 25
44 Cast) naid F P J/usscr Au
ditor],kj davs 2 2-5
44 Cash paid 11 F J/illei Au
ditor 110 days 2 25
44 Cash paid A <) Deininger
Town* letk IV£ days 2 25
11 dance due from Treat* .. 80 84
$272 60
John Stmicr and William .Ifiller, Overseers of
the Poor, for the Borough of J/iiiiieun, in ue
count with said borough.
lshO. J)K.
April 16th, To amount of duplicate $278 10
• 4 Due hill per Auditors 260
280 70
1880. CR. .
April 16th, By imount paid for use of
poor a> follows:
l'or .V.iria Hurler 75 00
" J/ichael S nith 60 00
44 Rebecca Adams 43 50
44 John ilatter 600
44 Francis Rote (Rent) 20Ot)
44 Arolomon Long X 0t)
Cash paid Jll lteifsnyder for
making out duplicate'and re
lief orders .... ...' 375
paid Jac Eisenhuth for
Witing agreements, warrant
aud relief order 125
Cash paid I> II J/ingle medical
attendance 30 72
Cash paid J Wtfnook merchan
dise for Poor .* 3 00
< 'ash paid for blank book 4-5
Exonerations 12
Percentage oil duplicate 13 91
. John (Sftnner services 1000
William J/ilier 44 10 00
S2BO 70
Bal.due Overset rs settlement $2.60.
We the no ersigned Auditors of Jfillheim
Borough, having examined tiic foregoing ac
counts and iound the.n correct, do hereby ap
prove the same.
.7 ft PAIR
F P d/ras art
B F JiILLEU
Attest A O DKINIXOKU Auditors.
Town Clerk.
Mercantile Appraise rent.
THE venders of foreign and domestic mer
chandise, distillers ami b ewers, brok
ers, &c., in Centre County, will take notiee that
tliey are appraised and classed by the under
signed appraiser of raercai tile and other license
tax for the year 18-so, as follows, to wit:
AAUONsm'RO.
NAMKB. lU SINI SS. LASS. AM*T.
i Fiedler <& dunkle Merchant 13 10 75
Philips & Uro " 1.1 lo 75
i Yeaiiok Thomas Grocer 14 775
Musser, m M Merchant lit 10 75
HEM.KFONT*.
A?;>|tzer J if ilouler of b 'er ..I I 7/7")
\eh ut I m>s Co Gen, Merenant* 1 sir 75
! M'Fai land Wilson X Collardware 10 207.5
nicks, UK '• 10 '2O 7.%
I Hau ls,.las & t'o " lo 20 75
I.oeli. K* A merchants . M 20 75
Green, l< P, Druggist I:$ 10 75
J G iicgciiheinuT, I & Co Merchants 10 20 75
> Smith, C Con feet loner. .. 14 775
Brew, S A & yon. ...n.. (Jrocers 12 12 75
Miller, .1 CX Co Hook Store 14 7 7.5
Weaver, lie Tobacconist II 775
Gnidmnn. II 1 > ( lotlier . ... 11 775
> tit/.rr, H V Hook store .14 775
i swency, \V A Tobacconist ... 14 775
44 Hill.arils So 75
Mann, J F Merchant 12 1.125
lltiri is, John Druggist 14 775
I .1 isejih Hros A Co Meivnaut In 20 75
! I. >011 A Co " 0 (576
powers k Son lloots& Shoes... 15 10 75
j Goldsmith, Stein X
llexler Clothiers 14 775
' NVaeiier, DM Merchant 10 20 75
; S'- lilvr ft Co OFFERS 11 15 75
Cruse. A J .Tobacconist .... 14 775
1 Richard*, F C lewder 14 775
Klalr, Frank 4' " 14 7 7.5
Weaver.\\ il Offer 14 776
Gordon X l-aiulis Machinery I I 77 >
; B.tiicy G A Confectionery... 14 775
I.lmlsoy. II .I Tobacconist 11 775
Rrjicliblll. John .Furniture 14 775
| Holler.John Merehanl . 1.1 10 75
(Srahum A Son .Hoots A shoes.. 14 775
<>raha 111 ACo Hoots A Shoe*.. 11 775
I Thomas, <; W Orocer .14 775
1 Cridcr, P It A Son l.nntber ... IS 1075
Wllkison. W H Sample Dealer. 1.1 10 7-5
I Zeller, .1 A Son Druggists .... Ft 10 75
Heeier. Ferdinand \V. Distiller .. 1:1 25 75
1 Haas, Louis, Biewcr i;i 25 75
! Brown. Lawrence I Grain A C0a1... II 15 75
I Alexander ACo " M ... 10 20 "5
J,amb A Callaway Paints 11 775
! Sonrbeek. I bit K|>ii & Fruit. 14 775
j Burtiside, Thomas Sample Agent. 14 77 ">
Wilson, I. F Con eetloner... 14 775
I Doll, Louis Hoots A shoes. 14 -7 75
onl-romeiv ACo Meiehan' T... 14 775
Yeager A Downing Tobacconist*... 14 775
Hnooell A \ikeiis s. Machines 11 775
; Sehreyer, William Furniture. . . 14 775
j Cetlar. Joseph... Confectionery. 14 775
| Strickland,Cyrus Grocer 14 775
! Blackford, George.. .. Toltaeronlsl,,... 14 775
! Met se, John Grocer 14 775
| Saints, J n Confectionery~ 14 775
!Si nger S. Machine C 0...5. Machines 14 775
j Kirk. F 1 , Druggist 14 775
Twllniyre, Wilbur Stoves A '1 in
ware 14 7 75
| Soni'TviHe. James L. M reliant II 775
I Sturtievant. KM Lumber 1:1 10 75
| Harper Hros .Mci chants. . lo 20 75
BLANCHAHH.
1 Klines, J I merchant ... l.'l 10 75
; singer. \V MA Co 44 15 In 75
, Fowler, JttJin T " ]J 7Jo
BOAL<Bt'K(i. ,
J tek, Geo H Merchant 11 7 75
I Stewart, J W Dr ukr Ist 14 7 7.5
; Stover, S H Meiehaiit. 14 7 5
Dinyes, J N Hardware .... 14 775
CENTUK HALL.
Dilutes. C. .1... Uoniectioncry.. 14 775
'Deitiiuger, J O Hardware.. It 775
Murray. JD. Druggist ... 14 775
Wol , W illi tin meuhalit 12 1.! i*
Boal, William 44 14 775
CKNTHE UILL.
Kerlin, A S Merchant 14 775
jSt roll tu, Michael. .... *• ........ 14 775
Oomnta.
; Grenetnger A Son.. . m rcliuht* It 775
i Nuith ACo Gi in A Coal 11 1.5 75
j Stover. W Disti.ler 15 2.5 75
ru.i MOUE.
I Mel 11 lire, I. 15 Merchant 14 775
rOWLEIt.
| Fowler, J T merchant 14 775
HALF MOON.
i Gray. W SA Son Mcreitaitts LI ]f) 75
j Griffin, Jll Grocer 14 775
HOWAKD.
! Cook. Robert.- Merchant 14 775
Lucas A HKK 44 If 7 7".
1 l.Hiitb, Bernard " L> 2"75
• Moore. H A Druggist 14 775
| Hohh.NVilhain .merchant 14 775
Weber and Co " It 1073
I Autes, J B '• 14 775
HOfiKltVll IK.
I!'us;r, I. M and Co....Merchants. .?.. 14 775
Hfßi^Ksßrno.
Brown. Hei vy ....wMerehant 1? 1075
: Goouhart, a H " 13 10 75
JI'J.l VN.
Hoover. J C Merc!iant 14 77"
i Irvitt, Daniel " 14 775
LKMONT.
i Thompson. J Ijr Merchant IS 10 75
Taylor. D F - 14 775
LIXOEN HALL.
Hess. Da:ti"l and Son...merchants 1.3 lit 75
Stain, J W " 14 775
I.OVEVILI.K.
Love, James and Son.. Merchants 14 775
MAUISONnVKU.
Ocker, Andrew Merchant 13 10 75
MII.I sue l'.(L
I'lso. c H and Bro • ... Druggist. If 775
■ Hoggs. A J Gro< er If 77"
Iffbler. John.. ..... nierchant 14 775
I Mil"*, W Bami Sons ... " 14 775
I McCliin. A M 44 13 10 75
, McCoy and Linn " lO 20 75
M ILI.HFIM.
Mu*s"r A Smith ILvdwure 13 10 75
j Campbell. K C Merchant 14 775
I K setihuth.J Druggist 14 775
Finite. J D Merchant .14 775
Gephart A Mnsser Coal salt A* plster 14 77 >
i Laniv M W'lti-key inch nt 13 25 75
snottk. J W Moli'iit A liquor ..13 2-5 75
Stent J W .s'errljant —l4 7 75
Titiilliic-'on. II II Grocer 11 775
Kiearner .lonathaii Distiller 13 25 75
NITTANY HAI.L.
Beck A Martin Merchant 14 775
PKNN HALL
Fisher. J B ... ..merchant 11 15 75
I'I.KASANT GAC.
Kckenroth Henry Merchant ... 14 775
HaasrG Whiskey Distiller. 13 25 7">
|Crownov*r& Son Merchant 14 775
I'lin ipsnt iru
Avers. Dr Merchant...— . 14 775
Fh-ekS K Merrhhnt —l4 7 7-5
Klatrlc G S Hardware 14 775
1 Gray M G nierchant . -13 1075
i Gray I V merchant ..0 25 75
Ganoe J A Con'eetirimrv.. 14 775
HiiiinjrerC 0 Clothier 13 10 75
Ma c. J M A Co Hard'"ate li 1575
I Hoover ITtith A Co .. merchants In 20 75
Kessler
Jones. Mull A c Hardware 13 10 75
MeKinnev, R D DnipgDt .. .14 7 7.5
1 Mevers, T J Grocer 14 775
Xutalt John A Co. Merchant •• 11 157-5
Pierce J 11 Merchant 11 1575
Lyman K A Grocer .14 775
Swit/.er LA K . Books A Station*yl4 775
Strause Lehman & Co.. Merchants 10 20 75
Sehoonovcr J N ... Boots and Sboes. 1 4 775
llaworth John Confectionery.. .14 775
Mull K F Drutiulst .14 775
Jones Alfred Hardware..... .13 1075
Grey. I V Merchant ..14 775
Fleming O S statlon'y & C\nf.l4 775
PINE GLEN.
Boak G R Meichant; 14 77a
PINE GHOVE MILLS.
Sample J C and Co ...Merchants 13 10 75
Snyder M D Merchant 1
Smith J R Jr Drue, andGro..l4 775
PORT MATILDA.
Hoover and Reese .... Men-hunts 14 77_
Smith A J ...Merchant 14 775
POTT FITS MILLS.
Thompson and Smith . Merchants 14 775
Strong Samuel Merchant., 14 775
R BFRsr.riMf
Frank S and Son Merchants 14 775
Stover W F Merchant 14 775
Brumgart J R " 14 775
ROCK SVKINOS.
Kwing A G and Co ...Merchants 1-3 10 75
ROLAND.
Curtln and Co merchants. 11 15 75
SANDY RiroE.
Jackson W L nierchant 12 13 25
Miller W It •' 12 13 25
SNOW SHOE.
Somervlile K rider ACo merchants 10 20 73
Boak G it and Co " 12 13 75
Williams Herbert Grocer ..,14 7 75
SPIMJ MILLS.
Grenoble I J merchant 13 10 75
Krumrine and Sou coal and grain...l 3 10 75
Duncan ami Son merchants 14 775
Long J 1) coal and grain..l 4 775
. STATE ( OI.LEGK.
Stuart JW Grocer 14 775
Hamill and Thompson.merchants 13 10 75
TL'SS E YVI LLK.
Swa rtz S M merchant 14 775
t'NIONVILRE.
Ore Ist A J and T E merchants 11 15 75
Leat tiers B F nnd Son.. " I' 2 13 25
Cleaver Jcse " 11 775
WALKKU.
Ycariekand Son merchants 14 775
to n 8 IN n TcrriWo It* fearful effects are corruption
® fil K' M IMS £*"2 running dots . the ti.roat, weak eyes, deainess, loss of vu.cc,
Kid £j a A& § g g M loss t ncll, ' jgusting odors, nasal deformities, and finally
* H a ® H consumption. From first to last it is ever aggie**: ve. >)r<l>
nary treatments arc wer&: than useless. If neglected while a cure i> pT-Mble,
Ox&jißuk it m.y rapidly develop into quick consumption. The most thomugn, sue*
ft cessful and pleasant treatment is Dr. M. W. CASE'S Popular Reinedy—
Js / —"r* ,p| M— nr —jm* <■ ■ -mmm , . r•• n H
OF
'Ma |NHALANTSI?A^^^3£SB9S
- nd Advice tree. Dr. M. W. I'HHP, ; Arch St., JFlilla., k'su
WOODWARD.
Spcigelmyer (i II merchant l.'S 10 75
Snook ami Fees Distiller* 13 25 75
... WOLFS STORE.
Kmerick J S merchant 14 773
I Aiw.
Soil David luoreliant II 775
1 akt not Ire, ail who are concerned In lite
almve BjpiaiMiitnt. that an appeal will
w liOMl ill WiV iC' 11 III*I s { (Vfpr, in lifllf
foitle. on Friday. Hie 21st dav of Miiv. 135 1 he
wei ii the IIOIIIH ol LO M. and I i\ M.. wllCfi
ml w here you ea" nltendof you iliiok 11 rope .
N EI.SON A LOCA*.
Bellefonte, Apr. 21.' W. Appraiser.
A PJ'LICA NTS FOR TAVERN LICENSE.
NAMES. pilSTtiFKirn. CLASH. AVer.
Brow n. Edward ..R llefontc .'5 50 75
Faulkner,C A PhHl|shug .. 5 51175
Garinan. Daniel BellefoiJ.* 5 50 75
llaag. Gottlieb Pleasant Gap... 5 50 75
Bush. D if Bellefonte 6 50 75
Teller. W K M 5 sat 7.,
lvreamer. Jonathan Mllllu-lm 5 .50 75
Musifr.WH... " 6 6075
Kuhus. Saiiitie) Hlunchard 5 50 75
Kling. Joel Jr Walker 5 50 75
Koli heeker, Alois A.... Mlleshurg 5 50 75
l.loyd. Robut Philip-tmrg. 5 50 75
Kahisrtale. John -' .... 5 5075
Passinore. James " ....5 50 75
Tavlur. Ko'oert " .... 5 54175
Miller, George Spring Mill* -5 sio 75
F/zle, John (• Snow Shoe 5 50 75
Stoffy,shadraek.. Pine Grove... 5 6075
Mover, I'll. ... Coburii 5 5075
Shafer. Ri'iihen V Howard. 5 A075
Rold). Ileurv Nitt.inv Hall.. A 5417-5
Ktlhl. David li Potters Mills.. A 5417".
Odeukirk, J 11. Centre Ha 11... A 54)75
Meyer, DJ " " ... .5 AO 75
Haves, JefTiny Phllipsburg. .. 5 54)75
lb-long, J I Baneliard.. 5 50 75
APPLICANTS Edit HALO IN I.ICKNSE.
Mnttey. .1 tin-s ..Pliillp*hiiri| 5 2') 75
Webber. Peter . .. 5 3075
Anders r Julio Bellefonte. .... 5 2" 75
Blaekfsrd. Geo '• . 5 1678
Smi'h.- Frbdk " ft 20 7'.
Veager. Henry C " S 20 7.5
Witneiite. Harvey. Snow Shoe A 20 75
I do certify th it Hu above Is a correct list of
all applicant* for lavrn and saloon lie-'iise and
apprals.d by the uudersfgiie I In < entre county
UT> Hi date.
NEI.KON A. l.r. As,
Bellefonte, Appraiser.
April 22nd. l^o.
171 \ KCCTi •Its N< I'l l<' K. —LetL r* testament
j ary 011 the estate of Adam Afbrr, late of
the Horo-igh of Mil heiio, deceased, having
Ik'i'ii rrHUtnl In the nndersigiietl, a!i person*
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to m ike immediate l avnient,
and those having claims to present the same
dulv authenticated for navnieni.
l-MU MICHAEL I I.KICII. JR.
]JH\K(T TOR'S NIITK F..—letters testament
j ary on the estate of Reheeeji Hess, 2Mt* of
Halm-s township, deeeam-d. having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all poisons knowing
themselves Indebted to said estate are hereby
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having elainis against the same to present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
JoliN L. Km VMKK,
13-tit Kxecntor.
VDMINISTRATGR H NiTI"E L"tier* of
Adniiuistration 011 t!iC esi.e.o of iiannah
C'-oniiiilh-r, hit" of Ilalnes town-lip. deci-n-etl,
havihg l>c— it graubsi to Hie undersigned, all
liersMiis knowing tlieni*eivea Indented to said
estate are her. by requested to in ike immediate
payee-lit, and those hiviiiv claims against iho
same to I*resent them !u!\ authenticated for
settlement. JAKED IIAKPEU,
Administrator.
i.T-Gt JMlefonte, fa.
FEIsTSIOISrS !
New Laws. Thousands entitled. Lvery sol.
dler even sliglith disabled, hv wound*.disease,
or aeehlent. entitled t> pension, dating hack to
dav of discharge. Even the lo** of a li nger or
toe. entitles to pension. Also, all widows and
t ep n lent parents, and minors entitled. Time
limited. Apply at once. Many p •nsLun is now
entitled to lucre..se. Ho.ii |y yi due to 1 hoit--
ands. f-an i eases M>;tled. 'Patents precured
for inventor*. Fi-e* fixed by iaw. Send two
s'amps for new laws, hanks and imtrueitonsto
I . 11. •; Kl/>()N ,S; ('o, Pension and I'a'ent \t
lorneys, Ltw-k pox 72.5, WASHINGTON, D. C. 14 4
N L N T)T D To solicit orders for our Nursery
1 i\l iIDLu st K-k. Mv'n of integrity, good ha-
M ftl bits, energy and -air business ea-
Muil parity eaii easily acquire a kn<iw
ftWTkTl ivdge of the hiisiotss. must give
iiJl 1 LLI. nt ire attention t> the work an
tu* able lo .• o to any part of lieir own or ad
joiniua counties.
rLKU VNLN f MIMOVMFM, LOOli PAY
AND EXPENSES.
Giv • age. previous a'eupatiOii, and references.
Address. R. G. ( lIASK &. CO., 10 N. MKUK K NT.
I'HIL \DELPHI A. 1141
PENS3TL7,\JiIi RAIL ROAD.
Philadelphia & Erie E. li. Div.
WINTER ME TA RLE. /
On and aftei SI'NDAY, Nov.' ih. the
tr ilus on the Philadelphia A Erie Railroad Di
vision will run as follows :
WESTWARD.
ERIE MAIL leaves Phiiailelphia 11 55 p.m.
" " Hariishurg 426 a. in.
" Wiillainsport 3 33a. in.
44 44 Jeiseyshore. 9o7a.in
44 44 Lock Haven- l'4eA. in.
44 44 Reisovo lHOa.ni
44 arr. at Erie 7 55y. in.
NIAGARA EXP. leaves Philadelphia siOa.in.
• 4 llairisburg 11 25 u. in.
arr.at Wibiamsport *2 25 p. in
44 44 lock Haven 360 p. m.
FAS r LIX K le; ves Philadelphia .1150 a. m.
44 llai rishuig 335 p. in.
44 arr. at Willlamsport 7 35 p. m.
44 44 laek llaven H4O p.m.
EAsTWAR .
PACIFIC EXP. leaves l ock Hnv n.. 700 a. m
44 44 Jersey shore. . 78a in.
44 Willianispoit. flsa. m.
arr. at Hari ishurg ...12OA a. n.
44 44 PLlhurtdphia. 340 p. in.
DA V EXPRESS leaves Lo k linveii. .11 20 a, m.
44 44 Will amsport 1210 ■>
44 arr.at Hanisburg .. 410 p. m.
44 Philadelphia 1 20 p.m.
ERIE MAIL leaves Reimvo 3 40 p.m.
44 Lock Haven 0.50 p. in.
44 44 vv iliiainspoit 1110 p. in.
44 arr. at Harrisburg 2 45 a. 111
44 44 Philadelphia 7 00 a. in.
FAST LINE leaves Willlamsport 12 33 a.m.
44 arr.. t Harrisburg 3.50 a.m.
44 44 Philadelphia 740 a.ui.
Eri" Mail West and Day Kxnress East make
c!<> o eoniiectioiis at Northunioerkind with L.
& 15. R. R. trains from Wilkesbane and Scran
ton.
Erie Mail West. Niagara Express West and
Fast Line West make close connection at Wil
liamsport with N.( . R. \V. trains north.
Niagara xj ess West and Day Lxpress East
make close c,. u-ction al Lock Haven with .
K. V. R. R.tral s.
KMe Mail 1 as and West connect at Flic
wit!, train*on L. .£M.S. R. U.; at Corry with
. C X A. V. it- I :at Eioporiuin with B. N. Y.
&P. R. It., and at lift wood with A. V. It. K.
parlor ars will tin between Philadelphia
and 'Vi!i autspori n Niagara Sxpiesn West
and Dav Express E; -t. bleeping ears on all
night trains.
WM. A. BALDWIN, General Sup't.
L. C. & S. C. RAIL ROAD.
jt
WESTWARD.
1. S. A.
LEAVE A.M. P.M. P.M
Montandon 7 00 *2 00 6 2ft
Levvi*turg Arrive 7 15 2 10 6 3ft
Lewishurg Leave 7 1.5 2 20
Fair Ground 7 20 2 30
Blelil 7 30 2 40
Vicksburg 7 35 2 1-S
Mifllinourg Arrive 7541 3 05
Mifflinburg Lcuve 7 ;>0 315
Miihnout ft 10 3 35
Laurelton R 20 3 50
CohUt ii 9 -So -
Arrive at Spring Mills 10 00
EASTWARD.
2.7 4. 6.
LEAVK A.M* A.M. P.M
spring Mills 10 ao
Coburn lo 45
Laurelton ] 1 '"5 4 05
Millmont 12 0J 4 20
Mifltinburg Arrive ' 12 30 4 40
Mi til in burg Leave 12 30 4 60
Vicksburg 12 45 5 05
Biehl 12 52 6 13
Fair Ground 1 02 5 23
Lewishurg Arrive 1 10 5 30
Lewishurg Leave 6 35 1 20 5 45
Arr. at Montandon 6 50 1 80 6 00
Nos. 1 & 2 connect at Montandon with Erie
Mail west on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Road.
Nos 3 & 4 with Day Express east ana Niagara
Express west.
Nos. 5 & 6 with Fast Line west
An Omnibus will run between Lewislinrjr and
Montandon, to convey passengers to and from
Pacific Express east on the Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad.
The regular Railroad Tianets will lie honored
between these two points.
WESBIT BROS.,
Successors to tho "East Lewisburg Lumber & Manufacturing Company,
Nnnnriirlurern of
Flooring, Siding, Moulding, Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Verandas and ail other kinds of Building
Materials.
BEING provided uilli ample facilities, the latest and most improved machinery, and
the best mechanical skill, o arc prepared to execute all orders piomptly, ami in the
very best manner.
We ivc special attention to the furnishing ol Material for tire bet
ter rrt ties of
HOUSE BXJIijIDIZSr C 3-.
Also, to the manufacture of SCHOOL OFFICE and CHURCH FURNITURE,
SUNDAY X IIOOL, and PRIVATE Book CASES.
FA CTOII Y-TE AST LKHINKVHTT. W LIS BIT lIBOK.
N. 11.—'We can send Materials to Cobsru or Spring Mills at cheap freight's. 25-ly
AS USUAL !
HARRIS'S
Staitoif^tore,
2.sr> M.IHKET '
LEW ISBU It(x, PA.,
ALWAYS AHEAD
No old Stock or shopworn Goods !
EYEKYTIMYG \EW!
APPERTAINING TO THE SEASON-
Having Uaade early Spring purchases,
we are enabled to off r our p items a
COMPLE fE ASSORTMENT
of the following articles, and a compa
rison of our prices with ot her establish
merits is respect fully solicited.
EVERYTIII\(i MARKED 1\
PLAIN EIUIRES,
A XI)
Strictly ONE Price!
Epr'ng Hats and Eonnts
ix AM, (;CAM:.-!
Ribbons SilLs and
SA.TIUTS!
Feathers & Flowers
AN KNilLfcSi AFSORTMEXT UK
Laces and Embroideries
25 |>er cent below regular prices.
GLOVES, HOSIERY AND
CORSETS!
SII K. MNIiX AM> CAMBIMC
HANDKERCHIEF?!
AI.I. NIE NOVELTIES IN
ZLiADIEi' USTEt KYYARE !
A FULL LINE OF
DRESS BUTTONS!
ItRAL AM) I MIT \TION
HAIR GO9SS !
Zephyrs,
Germantown Wools,
Chromo & other Mottoes!
BLACK WALNUT
Picture Frames
Ix ALL 'SIZES, A SPECIALITY
AT FULLY -50 PKK CENT. LESS
THAN ELSEWHERE.
We will receive d.tlly during the
Spring and Summer Season additions
to the above.
Edwin J. Deshler.. J. Jordan De&liier.
jQESHLEU A SON,
PHYSICIANS & Suite. EONS,
Aaronsburg, Pa.
Calls promptly answered day or night.
J OHN H. GRAY,
Fashionable B rber
Two doors West of Milllieitn Lte
MILLHEIM. PA
THUNDER,
Lightning, Wind and Rain, you will NEVER
HAVE srett A CHANCE AGAIN. We have the best :
large sl/.e, improved KCHHEK ROLL C lothes ;
Wringer in the World, selling at LESS THAN j
HALE VKI/.E. Good references guaiamecd.
Everybody "red hot*' to get one! No eompeti-!
tiou; The'best chance oi your life to .MAKE
MONET. Sampled, HJSO. circulars, and full
particulars tree. AGENTS WILI.INO TO B* CON- j
vtxcED. Address, PARAGON \\ KINGKR CO.. New j
Red ford, Alass. 12-cm
PENSION B
obtained for disabled soldiers, from date of dis
charge, if application is tiled before July Ist,
18S0. Pensions increased. Send postage for
new laws blanks ami instructions Address,
W. C. BERINGE & CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., or Washington, D. C.
AirOidestClai.ii Agency in the United States.
12-2tn
I
VICK'S
Illustrated Floral Guide,
A beautiful work of LOO I'HICON, One Color
ed Flower Plate, and Five Hundred
Illustrations, with Descriptions ot the b si
Flowers and Vegetables, ith price of seeds,
and how to giow them. All for a FrvK CKXT '
STAMP. In English or German.* I
TICK'S SEEDS are the best in the World. 1
FIVE CENTS lor postage will buy the Ft ORAL
GUIDE, telling liow Jo get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden,
175 Pages, six Colored Plates, ana many nun- ;
dred Engravings. For nOcents in paper covers; i
♦I.OO in elegant cloth. In German or English.!
Vieh's Illustrated Monthly tlagHiinc
—32 Pages, a Colored Piate in every number
and many line Engravings. Price $1.25 a year;
Five Copies for $5.00. penmen numbers sent
for 10 cents; 3 trial copies for 25 cents.
Address, AME VICK, Rochester, N. Y.
UNPARALLELED
SUCCESS
OF THE
, VUteSewineHacMnß
IN THE THIRD YEAR OF ITS EXISTENCE, ITS
SALES AMOUNT TO
I 54,853 Machines.
NO OTHER MACHINE EVER HAD SUCH
A RECORD OF POPULARITY.
Zt is the Lightest-Running,
Rosiest Selling, and
> Rest Satiafring Mvblne
IN THE WORLD.
1
▲gents wonted. For terns, oddress
White Sewing Machine Co.,
CLEVELAND, O.
IIOMESTIA
I jMLNDSaIMMDj
H |so LICH'TS
A Chill can Boa it.*, |8 tag
■so 81MP Le8
it Requires >*o Care. - §3 §§
I flso STRONG!
* erer Cut.
133 W5
Prior, >5 Certs. •
"Hiey are espectsity designed fo meet
the requirements of those who deatro
to dress well. They are unsurpassed
In Style, perfect in Fit, end > simplo
that they aro readily understood by tho
most mexperienceJ. bond 50. for cat-*
alogue. Address, ""
"Domestic" Fashion Co.,
HEW YORK,
FARMERS L 3 OK HERE!
CHA M Pio\
OP THE WEST
DOUBLE SHAKER
fAaamcmk
SIMPLE! DURABLE 1
ITHASNOEQUAL
This Mill will take every grain of COCKLE
| and tll ESS out of r*eed Wheat: all the SOR
RE I. out of Timothy Seed, and all the PLAN
TAIN si EH out of i lover seed.
i his Mill has two Shoes working in opposite
directions; BUS Moke scuekn Surface than the
old fashioned milks, and will go in a door three
I fe l \\i< e.
' send stamp for prices. Agents wanted.
Address,
\V I. BROWY, Manufacturer.
lft-1 NEW LISBON, OHIO.
! j d h7mingle7~
PHYSICIAN & sUKGEON,
Muin Street, Millheim, Pa