The Democratic Watchrrian.
BEtLF.FONTE, PA
Friday MOrntng, March 11, 1870
ANNA E. DICKINSON !
The undersigned have the plenet" to au
inunco to tho nubile an engagOinvnt with Mt.t.
ANNA DICIIINEVON, by whleh nho agroott to dotty
et a leeture in Bellefonte, ,
brg Monnhor El ammo, MARCH 28TH.,
the nubJect of which w ill be announced In duo
tame. Mee lOtecinsoe la widely celebrated
throughout the country, 111111 Is really 11 most
eloquent and entertainingopeak.d. l'ossen.unr,
fl n. edueigod intellect, and having the ad
vantage of an attractive person and graccfu
aildross, with undoubted hulture and reline
meet, she may ho expected to IN/ any WI tt
tts (Wiest oitettl; and cannot Cott to please
A, thin will be the first visit of thin young aro
talented lady to Bellefonte, and may, perhaps
oleo be the IBM one, our adolee to everybody
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Uw tog, to tho foot that v.e. are obliged lo pay
NI. U 1.•6 3101011 filly 11011111, more hillmtl wo pail
A r “rel•lry, the pro, of adiniv4inn .11111 be
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THINGS ABOUT TOWN & COUN TY
-The R./Tub/Lean "ttvo , , ' this w , •rl
on the coal question. 'Nut' cc(
PictodiNAL —T C ,
Lock Unveil, dropped into 001 sanctum
hurt oven log
—A valuable farm of 1I) acres
ituated in Lamar township, (luau:
County, and owned by H. L. I)ieffen ,
'mach, Esq., is offered for sale See ad ver.
tiserlont.
-And now we have the Rtrubliran
pitching into L. A. Mackey, El What
has the Colonel done that he should time
become the target for Bross n's malignant
arrows?
—Wendell Phillips's lecture in
Lock Haven is spoken of very highly
by those of our citizens who went down
to hear it. The subject was Daniel
O'Connell—one that would, no doubt,
give - Wendell an opportunity to air his
asswziitktent oratory.
—M. W. Gramley and E. R. Spang
ler, Kegs., of Sugar and Brush valleys,
left this place on Wednesday afternoon
last for the great West. Their destina
tion was Kanoville, Kano county, Illi
nois, which they expect to make their
future home. They came into our saw:
turn, subscribed and paid for tho 1/KMO
CRATIC WATCHMAN, and left in fine
spirits. May good luck go with thorn
—A party of fig persons, ladies and
gentlemen, left here un Tuesday evening
in a special train, for Lock Haven, to
attend the lecture of Wendell Phillips,
at the (per House. Wfll our Lock
Haven friends send us ns large II &lega
tion when Miss Do_koison lecturei he re
on the 2sth instant' Nome of the fair
efd and sweetest of our Bellefonte S iris
worn Along.
—Who is there that %%ill not appro
elate the following ils IL rominisence i , f
4,11001-boy hiss
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Among th.• girl.,' hi. ,10,
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A 11.11114 ill to11i11111( 11 , 1411 toll 1.14 1,1.11.11,
\V.•nt right nlf t v and rat nll d , .v
By th , gu I ,‘ 11
--A bowlful of goanetk that o
allod ,•otl•rr Wn+ `IIIOWII n+ the other day
by a friend of ,or+, vhu h ontu IP a 17
wad 1,1.1 17 blia
,tick - It tuns l.nrchs , rd Ilt
,t ,, re up town, and •016 for 311 eF•rit• n
p,,und. It wa, sadly not it 11 ,, .
, dd I). unn rake t Hue , li..
,dlee could be bought for I I
pwilid, but n , .w ut tlie,e day' of
wo nr. (•ouipelled 140 pay ::11
crate for a pound of coti,e, two third"
of which is cutiipo , el of block and ( 10-
f • ctis grains and sticks, ate Ivs
toms that we trust will olig i n the oyes
of the.peoplo to their true * ljitorilsts -7
A CoNiIICRT OFMnE ET Sol P.M
Mrs. 1). 8. Dunham, the necomplisln.d
, music teacher, with her pupils, and w
aisted tty-yther volunteer talent, ,tubia
cing a number of our best singers sod
players, will giVo a concert of vocal and
ino.rumenthl music in Reynolds's Hnll
to-morrow (Saturday) evening. We
hope to sere All overflowing house, as we
are assured the entertainment will be
worth hearing. Mrs. Dunham has been
preparing for this occasion for some
time, and having secured the best niusi
-41 talent in the country to assist trr,
she proposes to make this concert one
long , to be remembered for its genuine
worth and enjoyment. Herself a tine
musician, there is every reason to be
lieve that her expectations will he coin
pletsdy fulfilled. Lot everybody attend,
and thus show the approeiation of our
citizens for deserving local entertain
ments. Tickets for the concertat Franly
Green's drug store and at the bookstore
of J. D. Miller, Esq., in the post office
OBITUARY. ---The funeral of Mrs.
Mary Laurimore, at Pleasant Clap, on
Sunday lastovas ono of the largl.st we
ever •attended. The people gathered'
front all parts of the surrounding coun
try, and many of the citizens of • this
place went out to attend the obsequies.'
Some sixty vehicles were in line. Al
the house the funeral sermon was
pYeaehed by Mr. Rev. Haelteuberg,
who also officiated at the grave. The
deceased was interred in the new
Altman cerneicry at Pleasant (lap.
At the time of her death, Mrs. Laun
rimore was in the 72,1 ySar of her age.
She was horn near Boaisburg, in this
county, and, throughout her whole
life, was a consistent ani4 humble
christian. At an early period she be
came a member of the Presbyterian
Church, remaining a communicant of
that faith until Death came for her to
join the glorified church of her 'Father
f in Heaven. For her the grde had
no terrors, the grim monster no sting.
Ile came, rather, in the giii3e of
friend, and bore her away fronn her
troubles and finds to a participation 11l
the unutterable J.4 . %.4 prepaid fin the
cho.en of the Father from thjNtegin--
mug of the %Lori& She was a kind
neighhor, a taithltd,earnest blend. She
hffaSe hherallv to the foot-, and no one
that mei 1 . 111110 t. 4 her door for (dimity
was turned empt handed an a% . She
was a .14.31- v noble, blemed old lady,
find the tears that are falling for her
to.day hear te..ti amity of her virtueki
and he: goodness.
From the Ilarrolborg 14itrrul of the
tltlr iiiktimt, ire clip the following tel
bme to the inemoly of Mrs. laurimore
from the graceful pen of \V ten Forney,
gentle,,,an who, at one period of dun
eY pet-waved to the Mil her ehris
tom fumbles., and oho new gratefully
adds lus voice to the many in praise
of the gentle• hearted, kind old lady :
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The of it mother, under any eiretint
v !tae ev, alwaty urries more sorrow w ltt It
than the 4lealli of a LO her, another or a sister,
iti4oillitt a Mother ever cluster our
Gmdent PU1,110114 1111.1 noblept hopes The
lon s ,if a good mother lias a doubly poignant
sorrow In it, and chi its tesponsi•C teal s of re
grot from all the eji-4 vytuch were wont to
view the loving object mourned in death Mrs
Laramer belonged, as it were. to a distinctive
vial,, of Alliericull mothers, the Influence of
whose strong good sense and never-tiring af
fection has clamped the age in which we lire
with h altos grand characteristics Len
• widow at an early age, with the charge of
large young family, sire neither fell beneath
the overwhelming weight of her responsibili
ty, nor yielded in performing 1111 severe tmk
imposed upon her She met all her duties
With Sealy., and resolute spirit, living to see
her labors realize their towards In children,
who not only paid her back In full for all she
had done fur them, but some of them to sited
distinction on her name by their well earned
honors In life The domestic history of the
country does not contain the record of • no
bler motherly struggle In the cause or . fami
yt than that made by the mother whose
death we now record fille trail no hopes that
were not centered in her sans end daughters,
though her heart nor her doors were never
shut to the hungry or the homeless. Silo al
ways gave wWI a free and a loving lwart--and
was known fur and wide for the bounty with
Which tier hoard env spread to those who Pil
fered her hospitable home Hire wits large
Minded its well av gewerotin hearted tier
counsel wan ever for the right and her eintli
plc in purity's work a light which shed a glum
nun glow into every heart which rottdered her
losing reapeet Cornelis wan not More Jry rated
to the I rite! than W. she of e horn we write to
he r ehild re n, and her descendants 11111 1111110(
to her leachlogv, Alike in then lewrite.l piofes
and Oil tile hell of battle dery ilifing their
country s 'arive %%Idle gravitons tioNt•lhility
and high Chi lytian charity hate a vaLary the
name of Ylrs Mary 1,6,111, will AW'r9, be
Ina ingly t, .peo a.l in the hoot,- or her qrlig
glen, ti amt dt irk
Tl., 1,11,1.1 ut I, Barr
E.rj , .1 ti-tive Stinds4l
liftorno.n "a- in 014 . 11 . 04 M Whil Ii
our cal/Jul.; thrir !..111Cel I. re
speel for the dryen•erl gentleman.
rismaim v,ere attended to the grave 11v
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uuuuty al a taluillr nwl up
right Ifl, •11 Ihir oflf•ff f off -
Sftfiliaif frt, IL 41...1411 that had long
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that 114 \II Bat 1 \% /1% 1111
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Vr. , tit lt thought
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11111111 s 44 'r4 101!oVn.41 to tile L'tattt by all
coltllittli , u, artw. w town. Ile Will
1:, , ,,•11 mitt' AI ay Ow turf rest 11010)
111 Oh r%
Sti.va It, SILVER friend George
11 nry rill, egg , appreviating the necessi
ty 01 something else than a paporyeur
rent)), has [nude up hit inind to return
Ge vve,e pe.)nicittA, end, therefore, on
Saturday, the 12th instant, (to-morrow)
be bogs to announce that ho will begin
paying ver Outage. Those, there
fore, who desire to handle: rpreie here
after, can do to by going to Mr. O'Bry
an't s,tutu to putt:lm.° their books, sta
tionary, &c. It has been a long time
since silver was paid out in change in
Bellefonte, and this determination of
Mr. trltryan to give us hard money Is
worthy of all praise.
—A good old lady of Rebersburg
says the one who furnished that "full
report" of the S. S. Association's pro
ceo4ings, forgot 1" mention Ben. Dein
inger's eloquent speech in his "mother
ingue.'' This was a grevious error on
the part of the 'yule repo s rr, —er, as a
certain admirer of St. Chrysostom thinks
Ben. edmee nearest of any to the "gold
en" euphony of that celebrated pulpit
orator.
BOM ETU ftos..4he mO;ltings of the
Presbyterian Congregational Temper
ance Society are held ip the Court House,
wo believe, every Wednesday evening.
— , Bush's Hall, we understand, is r out
to be remodeled and beautified in o
regular Opera House, with two galler
ie=, and numerous other improvements.
—Sunday night last covered old Moth
er Earth with another mantle to the
depth of about two inches.
—Rev. Nathan J. Mitchell looked in
upon us'liod week.
—The Zoo troupe drew good house..
last Friday end Saturday.
—The man who don't take the
ATCU Al AN was in town day - before
yesterday. lie wondered 11.1olin Wilkes
Booth had been caught yet, end said it
*a4 rumored out his way that Brant
had been nominated fur President by
Vati
dials Ortha tOWn e lock have
not yet been painted. Won't the town
council attend to this
—A great musical treat to-tuorroa
night at Itcynolik's Hall, in the hnpe
of 111 r ., Dunham's concert.
—Come.; of the Pennaylvania ;41)1,01
Repot t a been left at the Ilego.ter'•
({lice in thi4 place, where direett , e tti
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invited to call and get them ,
—Our good-natured friend, Mt
Frederick timid], one of the tin( et %In
iiniSts in the country, will play at' Nts,,.
Ihinham's concart to-morrow night
good friend, Michael Boon
a whole-son led, true-hearbsl !red..
W. 01,101111111, war in town yesterday
—The Republican states that a joint
stork company is to be formed with the
object of macadamizing the NV) koll
pavement,' where it is fordable, and
bridging the balance!' A good idea
The mud tr now deeper on the Wykoff
than anywhere else in town.
---.ks Mr Itarr was taken from
among us somewhat unexpectedly, we
are requested to say, in reference to the
business of his office, that all claims In
process of adjustment will be promptly
attended to by Mr K. 11. Kinsloc. The
business of the office will not be inter
fered with, and persons having pension
certificates in the office can receive them
by calling upon Mr. Kinalooand receipt
ing for the same.
—A lecture will be delivered bilf.gre
the "St, Patrick's Sons of Temperance
Society, " in this place, on the 17th in
stant, by a gentleman from Pittsburg,
whose name we ha‘ a not yet learned.
His name, however, will be announced
in duo season by pesters and otberwiNe
FOUMP.—On the steps lending to the
prayer meeting room over Blanchard's
-office, IL small locket, containing a lock
of gray hair. The owner can have it by
calling at this office
Ito dames Mullen, pastor 01 the
M, E Cliurch, in this 'dace, delivered
lecture on Wednesday e , ,,1611 , 4, in the
basement of that edifice, on "Men, Man
ners and Customs " The lecture wm
well attended, and is spoken of WI IL ( red.
itable production.
--A certain lad% charmed 1.% C.,
elorpienee of It certain V'rim•ilaal .0
pertain academy F,l it 'v J pp
elation, al.-in-4 to know Nvileth.
related to Krumniaclier or to I
--,‘ plain fame', Wll.l
drab opher arid '• punkin
JI deliver iiiip• if,
lb•llt•btato, 'parr- (hilt hi. I I.
n. 2u11 , 11 (11))% Ili -.I PI(
and fruit is, old a
14, thr '' hit( heti
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tho
A vertiwt nnln uluul, L i.
being " rit pi . I; yr',
i•tltt.or or th.t. ,ht, • ; aper ait •
gi‘t , ILIA 111(•Id r.lOLi
of ill, contrliitiont t I I
r'lranhr.of Ilru4ll itilvy, d ip,
th.• lint number of that rill, hand, 1 , 4
--tile
—At time, we have a forv!a-te
Spring, but (ho fact that Mardi
more like a lamb than a lion, world
seers to inlientn boisterous weather y.
before we are rid of old Winter 'l'li
old fellowh fond of Spring himself, aid
often lingers a I,,itg time 3n her lig. la -
fore he can make up his Mind to depart
Should he be in this lifting mow) Oil,
limo, we of course will have to 1 , (1 . 1.6 , 1.
our patience and all other goodly
vn
tugs
—Among our (Ancient, capable
railroad men, probably none arc more
noted for active business energy and
ability than Daniel Rhoads, esq., the
able and gentlemanly superintendent or
the Snowshoe railroad. Mr. Rhonda is
one of our own citizens, and we record
with pleasure the fact that ho has built
up for himself a railroad reputation that
is known and quoted among fret•class
railroaders along the lines of some of our
greatest monopolies. In a larger sphere
of operations, Superintendent Rhoads
would pro 4 himself second to no man,
But the Snowshoe ropd is one of the
most important arteries of the great
Pennsylvaila Central, and, under his '
direction and oversight, bu worked liko
a charm.
—The Noah Noose is being let-
tered, which will add greatly to itd np.
pearanee
SoAItIAT Fin - MIL—As wo have re
cently had n couple of caws of scarlet
fever in our midst, and ns it is now re,
ging in Philadelphia, it may ho the part
of wisdr to derive all the information
we can in regard to it from the hints of
others. ,The Philadelphia titinday Mer
cury' on this subject, eponke as follows I
Tflil NeOtIMIX Or QUILOIIOOO.
The extensive prevalence orscarlel feaver Is
CAUbillg ncrvetis appiehentdon all over the city.
Thin spprehension is sufficiently serious {4 hen
&nth Is impending. It Is only second In pain
(illness, a biehota consider the frequency a all
Inch the di cad malady, even when oiled,
lost c. 8111111. inertelidaide organ n• It, ang.•mcnt
111 It track.
IVII 1(1104 1 m fhthei and mother it hol,ett. nvoolt
hod no 14014 than 1110 children loy thin Notting
, they thetintelyennro nlYhfn roosnont
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voitiltlo,l of omit. !tit 1 1 ,111,10 , 11, It,
lValnitt ottool, had live childron lying with the
ft, et, nets ieeent Fronoli
sly in tll , lr entirely siir•ensful It
, e , i+ln in minointing the entire toith,bv tut,
king it with the turd of poll.. and Iteeplog the
petient u tulle d leonely to Is .1110% , WltllkOt
I h.. Home en 4 101,0 Will , 111 quoin
lily 'I he licipe of rem orei) cun oil) is tent,
tied by t 111• most titideNtitting ettendlinve to
the ottr,iig us dtrerlyd 11) the physi, liu
‘Ve It rinse 01 people ulio ire now keeping
(lieu Cliiidteit hoot wheel, through Leer of
their being iitreett,l by the dinetire rule,
cut oil from eel Ire i'nnutune•itWU %hit
the outer uorl4, there seems to tie Lillie eft.
envy ut this prel.atitien. rho mniluly retitiiren
1111,15. It 1011.1 tint,. (or its development 'l • he
nem let red line of the tongue 11111 i painful ton ,
nil+ tell the ntory obout the third day after Inn
felting the contagion
W Inrl o,re,, AllneMl.ol4 1.11010 at every step
To hurry rmrtaln home'
—A woman in Vineland, N. J., is
mnnmfiletllring three thousand straw
hats a µrek for Pluladelpkija firmo.
She cmpiuye our hundred women, 'and
has work enough for two hundred
more.
--The ( 'Offirrtittee on Roads and Ca
ala agreed to report a bill, authoriz.
mg the construction of a railroad from
Norfolk CC St. Louis, via Louisville,
with a capital stock of $40,000,000.
MARRIEO
IPPLF.--111CKLE:N —On the 15th leaf., at the
I,ogan Ilui.ee, Altoona, Pa by He♦ II M
IValiat e, lir It D. Tipple, of Oda place, •nd
Mimi Hue Bleklen, of Unionville,
DIED
ARII.— , Un the 4111 Ind, al hie renideneeon
lloward etreet, R. I lefonte, Hammel I. Harr,
Jit.ttee of the Peer.' n the. bornupdt, and
late Lieu( in the L eteran Rorer,. Corp.,
aged 31 yekro, .1 month., and 17 days.
aiA s—t )n the 24t11 ult nt Lebanon, of eon
geatton of the long.. I..haarl lloga b of !lox
ar•l borough ag,•d yearol
II Is
ti 1.41 its wtin, brought horn,, to lloward
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11.1,,,0rd lu IF , !Or Juhn Long, lu Ihn hOiil
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(IE01(61.! LiVINGST()N,
• Attorney. fn-Flirt
AAUDITOR'S NoTicE.
The underaigned, appolnled an Audi.
tor hy the Orphan's Court otTentre county, to
db. tribute the balance In the hands of John
fling, admlnletrator of, ec., of C. J. tinrkor,tle..
ceased, to nod aMongst those legally entitled
thereto. wilt attlend to the duties °flits appoint
ment at his oMee In Itellefonte. on Wednesday
the lath day of March A. D. 1870 at I o'clo:k,
I. M. JkO. k l. LoVE,
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the matter of flte /0V JON , ' of ieeoont
of T. M. Hall, administrator of Israel Lemons
demeaned.
• The undersigned, an auditor, appointed by
the Orphan's Court of Centre county to senile
and re-state Raid account, will attend lo the
ditties of his appointment au Thurrday. the 17th
day of March, WO, at his Milne in Bellefonte,
at 10 o'clock A. M. vibe!) tazalaltero ail persons
Interested are requested In 'atom!.
K It. lII.ANCIWtIt.
13-7-It, A wflfor,
NEW ADVERTIS'MENTS
011PIANS couRT SALE!
In puritunneo of nn order of the Orphann'
Court of Centro tounty, thei u rill to, exposed
to solo, by vendee, at 11011.4(1
01•'\\'11. L IAII BU 11 11
111 the village
OF NITTANY HALL
nunA r, THE NTH DA F 01 APRIL, IR7O
the followboelleneribod real colata •Wrfronuel
deceased, ?Olmsted in the township of
Walker afotesaol, In s a id county, vex
Fr rxt --The undivided ono half port of a
Inlet 01 land, bounded by locale of the Wall,l
- Foroneo Compaoy nril other lands of
eb•caused, containing
•VIIREE HUNDRED AN; .BE\ ENTY-FIVI.
(37t) ACHE s; Olt TII 'MIL EAItuUTS.
Sreond . —A tract of land, bounded by land
or .I.tool, Reber, Philip Walker tool rttbertt,oun
touting
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In t:roomer , of the Nome order, there wit
be ex pored to Cale by public outcry, at the
curia 1101.1 F., IN iigi,i,EroNTF., oN
Mt/NI/Ali, THE 21/I'll DAY OF
APRIL, A I) I h7I,
the f4,11,1m tisg tle.erlbed real e.tato lwlettglitg
ill the MIMI , estate. rtz
Fuel.— the tight, title ittal:tatt rest of Hum
11l atl4l 1,, th.• ffillowlitg
Darin, blitiatti tit WAlker torrarditp afort•aatd,
cro Isll
Om. lhereilf in (lit, marruntet , urine or Joh,
oNE 11l \ ANTh TWENTI 1 , 111 (I
AI laN \ voNi ,
F'IFII I IlltEE rr.hl 111,-;
()nr other t teteof in the warrxlllrl• 1191110
I.litlil, votitalllllllg
TWO,III'NbILEI, AND 'I lIIRTY sEVE::\ LIT
une other tlieleof in lento 11111i1,
.nam.• o
Ale x.onlor Homer, controlling
FOUR IMNDRED smn (11;or A , HIM
1414. ntl.l thor. •
mf In I IW au'nuitcn 1111.11.•
Jlllll,l Jackson, ronhanuug
ACYLEM
000 albs, thereof In 111. k warrantee nnmo of
William Sieadllll.ll, coulawng
()NJ lIUNOkEII AND 'I WENTI.FO, 412,
Otte other therea a Ow w trrast° 0 flume of
Robert Tot.tgert, containing
1 111 k •
ONE II UNDICE.I) AND TllllO 1 (1311) AtAtfli
One ether thereof In the• oarrnMee name of
Aaron Levy, euntaaning
Tll liEl.l 'HUN 111 t EL) AC:II.ES
One other thereof in the warrantee name of
ITannah Brady containing
POUR 11UNDICKD AND lot' RI rEN ACRIC
Ono other thereof In the warrantee name of
Robert linty, containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE (4M))
ACRM.
One other thereof In the warrantee borne of
William I' Brady, containing
ONE HCNDRED AND TEN (110) ACRES
OneCother thereof In the warrantee name of
John Klee, oontalitins
POUIt HUNDRED AND FIFTY (i 00) ACRD.
Second—A tract of land ohms/ad in Miss
lownffiltip, containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES AND
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
POUR PERCHES.
Third --The utiOrlded one half pert of the
following tracts of land palmate In Miles town•
ehip,.‘iirreyed In the warrantee name of Rote
ert (.111V, N 1 Illlam Mlle., MOROA Wharton, John
I ior.oy nn,l Benjamin Pyle k Co, hohl ma ten
ant In common with 1). 0 Minh, Kiev
seas or Neu--One third of inirehaao mon
•v 1.. b.' 1 , 111 , 1011 confirmation of the sale, one
ihu.l In one year thereafter, with IntOr.ll, and
third thereof to be gild at the death of
luc 411.1.,%, the interest to be paid annually,
110 1114• !WA 1140 payments. to be encored by
hood MIA /llOrtiOgo upon the !monis.,
I. 14:P114111', JAM Eli MARTIN,
tt. f) C. Trustee to tirlt,
•
11 11, 1 ,11111 1 111110 111111 11/110 I 41111 1,111/Re
5, 411 inn right title& ilitt•rePt In the aloft,
0.•1 held nr (prima iii
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II I I 151 Sii
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it 11 I. 64411 kilo., is tient Ole till
ot t t• k , •.1 V t b.nt itt itthl
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• , .ro • ,i) 11. I, 1 . 11 I 10. run
ilia I Inlll ICi•pv or I P/ly
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441441444.4 itgotlwit list , Him.. to
pr. Own) duly fin . Netll4 -
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' TO CO NTIt A CTOILS.—
Noc a . ix honthy given rh.t. B.lllPd PrO.
ll 114 , yeely r.l by lii, Sellout lionrd or
„ A ltoonx, up to the 24tit day of laurel,
f..r 1 .1..101g n üblic Pullout in soild
Moon ll null rpo p rilleation of l
tbe ounge
building
to I ...ern by culling upon J. L. ntrifonyder,
aI. i. 01.1 roposulx I'llll t)0 or the M
I izintlo,l lo p Oar kienretury. or uny other ,
mem il
-
], of ih. Hoard. if VHN VILER, rr,s't.
J....v IV 1 , 44 v 44 • Sur'rj. 15-10-2
Fou.SALE.--A BOOK
hitd i S
c T i O R
stEre.e
ts
or William u po e t, oPa nAa m h dea n e c p apital rt.-
liublaess last year 11)2,000 Andres,
ti ilox. 2,710, IVILLIAMPORT. PA.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE
In ill? mailer of the
Y.Alaterof
•
Jacob Bowersoz, deed. Centro County.
The undersigned, an county,oted by
the 6rphati'n Court of said to hear, de
termine, and report upon the oh actions filed
in the account of the admintstra re Of Jacob
Bower/um deceased, will attend to the duties
of hie appointment at his oMee In Bellefonte,
on IVeilneaday,`the gtd day of March, A. U.
iro, at o'clock p. tn. of midday.
U. PORTNMY,
Auditor,
EMI
PRINTING IN COLORS A SPEC
inrry AT THIS OFFICE.
B ROKEMEOFF HOUSE,
BELLEFONT E, 1' ENNA
A first class fiotol—runifoi triblo rooms— romp
agendaboo.
IVniker township, of
All the modern emayenioneeti and remmnablu
The proprletere offer to . the traveling pan,
nud to their countrj , friends Ilrateclnv a novo,
modationa, and careful attention to the unlit,
of,guests, at all times, at fats rate., c a r e n, l
hustlers and good stabling. An excellent la.
weltbtu 1101v...1. A bar, supplied with t
of liquors. llorvants well tiltined, m ..
and .er)
thing minis' I) In a Brat clans hotel.
liar location is in the lonslnets portion of the
town, near the post oßlee, the court house, ihc
churches, tint hunks, and the principal place.
of htutineas, rendering It the most ehloble
place to stop for those who visit Bellefonte
tier on huldnesa or for pienaure.
An oninil.lis will carry passenger,. and lag.
gage to nod horn rdi trains free or charge -11.21
BUSH HOUSE,
IiELLEFoNTE, PENNA
This elegant hotel, haring ettrite undry ot„
pmeer, moil of thettit , : i l ii qrsitoteti, he nettlti
foircitolly announce Ito public tutu he II pr ,
thcod to acconinitolotel•ktent Snot the tit Vitt to
the /1,4 hotoms In th , roli4x I hell 1rh,0.,
to II inagnint eel Mottling, rtrit mettlio lur rtoloit,
awl enrol.). of comfortably accomotodono,
ii,. rmuded ',oar ilto &poi, and omit oil,
to nil 1 , 111ef,1 or f00t000.4 nlllll. 11,. 11 11..
nI otolif tit 1 . 1 toottyl, /111111 It" .111 , 'lf o•
to 1.,111 , tint nitenitte , It% Wilt°,
1,1 I With I, vry In ntilly lit Ilto loiokt , ll•
litr.,N llh littentll,
lootiliJaPi, JIM/ Ji 4 tutu tin/ pilot, nnh liot t o
11 , 1110f4 For glie4l4 Got. 4).*
lho tootling, llu rOon
xdl hi' 11111,1,3 (II I CCe rtr 11111` oty yiut t , „,
they to tvJl
MIMI
(EAU M' A N'S 11.,1
1,31 - (. A \
thin lima estaldi.),el nail oetl it wren Hot,
situated 00 the .0111110n 4 1 otiriiiii or i t, ti,„ ,
0)00,1. Orpo.lle the 1 1,11r11.11.', hot MK be , ,,
intro/ nted I.‘ 1..t0i. I Noonan, le t 11111.11110..
to the former patron. or thin tinititiiiniiitiot a
ao to the brat sling ' , oldie geneiolly, (hot tw
has thoroughly refitted his 111.1.4 e. and In pre:
i t
pared nt render tile - 111,4,41 1.11t14 Ill•tIO1 114,011.•
tllOllllllllll
In nil .1,0 in tr 1 . :".q I yl, htil h .. 1,,,
patronage No nano. will 10. pared in Ins
part to ntl.l to the rometeivnee of t•Ofttft,t of
hie guests All olio stop aRh lion will 11...1
hie tails 1. 1, 1111d111111y /01liplied a 111, th e I nn .,
sumptuoua fare the market wilt M1...L.10ne op
In style by the mon) ex perioneed vook 4 Ile,
her will always v0111(61111 1110 1•10,11.1Nliof Junior-
Ilia Stabling h. the beat in town, and will ;dam . ) •
be attended by the Mont trusts oft by and a..
tentive linallorn Give him Remit or)" noel all
and he 6 . 0. 1 2 0 ntKi . I1t that all will In watiatiell
with their aetroininotlatton An Steellent Thi
ng is attantied to this establishinent, whiel,
'drunker., from abroad will (Ind greatly 10 then
AdVAUtillil(N. 111)122
_ - - -
CIONRAI) IfOIJSE.
N._l Allegany *treed, Bellefonte, Pa ..1•P°^ 11 .
the itrokerboti Nouse.
MOM
llcenred by thus Court of Centre county
elan' bar rambaurant, rooma and rbabllng Per
sons deal:din nasals and lodging. at fair rate.,
Cab at al Unto, be aboommodatea
AN ALX.CIeLLN.NT HILLIARD ROOM,
with three tables, new and In perfect condition.
alwaya open at proper hours, at usual rates, h.,
the /overt of this pleasing and excellent gaon•
?street order maintained In the house. Pro
fanity and disorder promptly aupprest
nor. not allowed to frequent the saloon nor to
playh at ? u a l l c h o o n g s r e . n . consent c l if o qi/t e n e t:
a o n r d g , zr o i w iaz. ,
on hand H.ll Kl./NE,
vi4n2l Proprieha
HOUSE.
The undereigwed, having at...tuned r 0,1,1
of thin line hotel, would reerpettully aNk th••
patronage of the pithily No la tneinned
in,:vnlnnn.dnie gueNter In the Inset of miyl6., uud
will hike eel, that hie tables are .o trob
ttm be.l m the market (r 004 1 1 141//11, flit4ll . }ll.l
hOtt . l. With arenol no.) glf,,Oro , .
vents tra‘ling puldul aro Invited to Ku.
the Cooooltooollgooyen van. 14-e , i V
N ATIONAL ii 4 El,
M11.1.111,1N1,
Iln
mit 011.
iitiiiirli Iw (siker. pl o, .um In in',
limn h, , tii I.' rimy 'milli. , 1
and Miller.. Ili aislyli
hi. ',pi,. Intl' h, ,u, 1,1 iinly
11,4 It} nu
lit ill , unwuy
Illy
j• 10,1.• 111111 •and /A “liellkit
it 4 , 14 .111. II 2^ I,
1 1 X(11 \ NI;1'111)TEI„
A don, Pa.-. 1 it I,
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11 ' 1,, 11 , 11 • , h • 1,••• e • .11, I, 1, I m
r rlllllleshe.i, etch all
aapto, lied • , 11,• 11, ii• • •• 1, • •
I /11 , 4 • Lr.w 11t• f the .11:1;11,. I , ele
3 , )11,111.11 t in
hnd o akl aort at.
110,1, :lad the Prafa I, nn a ill, ao:" to nail,
lull, 00,1, polh, Ill.nl loma. 1 , 1
tleftr,r1181•1111v11111 fled tlItS the 1110[4 le,ll
nldr MtptittllK plitet• In 11111111110011 ‘l,tll:,t)
Mt /Si% tt/ It Alt titSE, J,4)CK lIA
ren-1: W 111(10NY, '
This elcirantlyhictan as flits
"Washington Muse" on 'Water street, Is ttua
ready for the reception of v it.ttort, and h o ard
ern, It ban tteen elogantiv furnished and Its
tattle h Always supplied ‘rith the hest. Visitor%
to teal ;haven will fliitl this the pb.l.lllale.l
place in the city A fres tuts conveys the
guest,' of the house to and frosts the vierions
trains v 141120
A sciloor, IN
THE Ite.)lJ NTAI
Rouse thoroughly as rpoted, heated sod light.
ed »Ith gas.
Rooms well furnished for two boyo each.
tommutium convenient. Tried and capable
teacher" in all the departments, No extro
ch i erge fur inatruetion• In vocal music.
events wishing to send their sons where
dune *ill be no to
for change ,until
the Noe completed their education, sire de ,
sired Co Visit this institution.
Mess /cur rompens, Monday, January 100
IMO.
IN the Orphfl&,
Court of
FOR SALE.-/Three Mr* tao.horee
wagon., sinrirecond4aand wagons, one
cart, one truck wagOlii and two buggten, to
gather with a variety of illowg and ruok•etoree
will be sold at ten per went. loan than market
value for earth
vlaull
MOTELS-SALOONS.
ALLEUANY HTREET,
110 if fait...cf; 'KR 0 ill;
Propriceora.)
Mr:
V. Ir, isKA fiD,PI opretot
NIREE
W, - 11
A HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Wh4 .1 'WATERMAN,
BEL LEFoN l'E PENS
Jwtvrit.t:s !if:ME:I2,
SCHOOLS.
lII:LLEro:s;TE, pA.
POR ZIOARDRIes
TERMS $BOO PEU YIt.AR
J. P , IiIIGLIE.9, Principal
16kAC7 ffAirP7
Prot ri, t I