The Democratic Watchman.
BF: IA EFONTE, PA.
EDUCATIONAL
Prepered for the WATMINAN.I
Public Schools Or Liberty Township.
Whole number of schools seven, the
three at Eagieville being graded.
Iligh tichool—W. A Ridge, teacher,
45 pupila.
2(1 (trade— Miss Mary E. Searles,
teacher, 52 pupila,
hi Grade— Mies Iteckie Pearoo,
ieacher,'sll
Hunter Run school —ft eility Thotnp•
son, teacher, 2.R pupils.
Union school —Theophilus Plelch
er, teacher, 43 pupils•
Biker's aehool --I). S. Plelc her
leacher, 42 pupils.
Big Run School—Miss F. S. Bum
nnLier timelier, 33 pupils.
Length of term four months. Sal
nn' of teachers, tsls.
Two of the teachers have taught
()Ner live years, one holds it proles
,stnal Yertiliente.
I he Bible is read and singing la pray
lived in all the schools ; the books lire
111116,1111---covy books excepted - all
but "
'lnas Itecordm are It Opt ut
but one reltool: Oral ttist ruction in
en in one or two,
Mai, drnwutg in not !Might in any The
~ ellooh, are not form, lied with
talu a, they abouhl be.' No (Hobe.,
nor May, and for want of a Jittle
paint, the Witch 1111/Ir4 111 ert oral 1.110111,1
are tendered timeless. I)lrectors
Ii theoe thing 4, fora teacher can
,rarrel ork siieet.-fully without
thorn. The order, in 10001 of Ihr
-,book, good, butt n e entore tln•
-,ert ion that ROM(' !flight be made plea -
:inter and better by ruakmr the room
bemitifal by ea iniing a fen pietiirr , ,
noitioe., etc , to be bung upon the nn
iemally bale, and in
lnred„unll
More attention should die green to
the subject of penmanship, Ina wonder
tit the schools 1,, one school It 4. 111111ili
the teacher to ing to conduct two reel
tations at the 141111111. 117111', I•I11' people
of Eagleville are brginning hilly to
allic the is 1.1411)111 Of the Board in
thoroughly grading their schools. e
regret to loon that Mr. Ridge nitends
to relinquish the profession of teaching
Mr. M. F. Searles will open a Fi
t ate school litre in May.
The attendance in the district will
tun about SO percent_ for the term.
Carrie 1•' l-clienek, Clara Schenck
and Sarah .1. Holler dill not miss a
dot during the term. There are still a
few houses without the necessary out
buildings We trust this want will he.
.applied ere the opening of another
term
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Notnlwr of schools three.
Quity's school—iteu ben Pletcher,
teacher, 65 Pupils.
Knoll's school—Lucy C. Harper,
teacher, 40 Pupils.
Mann's school not in session.)
The abut e schools are in a healthy
condition—order good, cleanliness and
taste manifest. The teachers evidently
believe in the elevating influences of
the beautiful.
The schools might be better classi•
tied—especially the "Quay's."
We would suggest that the directors
insist on uniformiiy in the use qf books,
and thus avoid the necessity of chang•
ing every year. Better care should be
taken oh the Maps and apparatus in
the different schools. The Outline
Maps, in one or Tao schools, are about
"used up." The Bible is read and sing.
rig is practiced in the above schools;
the attendance is pretty good—some
75 to 80 per cent. i and pretty general
satisfaction IS given, except in the
"Mann's" school, where, we are in•
formed, there is. ecoftfiiderable want of
discipline.
lt ix xtiggested to Directors that the
law requiree "History of the United
States to be taught in every district,"
and that the Preeident will he called
upon to swear that the Jaw was com
plied with.
A new and larger black-board le
much needed at the Knoll's school;
and also suitable outbuildings at all.
Length of term four months. Salaries
tiO and 140. Directors Raub, Singer,
and Thiel accompanied the Supsriu
tendent in visiting the schools.,''
REM TOWNSIIIP
Schools in a flourishing condition.
Considerable improvement in classifi
cation since last Report—in Decet»ber.
A new school has been opened at
Loydsville, which is taught by Miss
Lucy 'Barnhart. Number. of POi/s 58.
The school is kept temporarily in an
unfinished, poorly furnished, and bad
ly ventilated room, in a dwelling house,.
but with all these drawbacks boat
teacher and pupils are seemingly hap
py, A new school house is to beerect
ed during the present yenr.
n o ( . 41 Stream PC/100i ie in excel.
lent, conditibn, considering the large.
number of
The nehoolo atPowellon are render.
ing general entiallimion. We would
atiggeot however that it would be het,
ter to have oil the pupils in the ad•
vitimed seliool prepare their lesions at
home.
.The unexpired term at "Black•l3oar"
is being 4 finished by Miss Marian
Shaw.
The Directors purpBse removing the
house at "Potter" to a, point near the
railroad, called "Enterprise," think
ing thereby to-accommodate a larger
number of children. We would re
mark that, should there he any
dissat
istaction on the part of interested par
ties, the Board ofdirectors only have
the power to locate and build school:
houses, and employ teachers; and it is
their duty to make suitable provision.
It would seem advisable for the Board
furidsh it leacher itt "Sandy Ridge,"
itincwthe citizena are willing to far
lllBh a building. I
\Ye would remind directors that it
is a bad policy, as well as Wept/ to
pay teachers their salaries 'without
tilling and approving their Reports,
and also that no teacher can legally he
paid t(n. Iran/tiny on Mew thrys.
Direett-rm had he(fri Wee to thug or
they may find it diflietilt to Nvrea) that
the law Wahl 1.01111,11 Ca
•drlie "Beal Jlol4,"Jthick Rear."
and "I.:iiterprise selijols will open
about the beginning (ilium.. 'relic
wishing In apply for I be4e in•hook
ehnnld address Win Washburn, or .1,
1. Lukens, Philipsburg.
rim it•sni
The )011101C tf1 . 110014 . d 111 Orfltigh
clo.llfl lew %V(.l.kt , !Igo. PI I vale school.
will he opt.tivd m April hy C.
I:. \V A. Shull', and Nlolliv
McC,n . It. NI, NI
An Effective Temperance Lecture
gentleisien front the interiui
came in cotaipiii, ti l the tiileoti
i.t a fore.alil , !lie • ..1‘11 . 1111 . 11:. •, .. , . ` , lll 1.. 111111s.•11. :.111
:111.1 the other w Brother T - , lan
preached a little oceitwidi might or- ~1 , 1,.,„1,,i r.. :1!„
ter ' Well the Major, has iig color:le( t i tho Mo.:11.11y ,, plenty ot And ul it,.
1111111 hill Ii 1.1 ille artily, ram!
Brother T-- - basing an as ersion in-npottn the niantr), arid
rer slater, the twain ihilidged HUH-, -ale "
0,:11 I""'1' I,is
.1 pull:11111f. 111.1111 r.•
dry !lingo ()I beer, which, without pro it,
during any iwrceptilde etl'ect upehrl the I
I nn I,i‘ 11l Frshi,l.
.Nlajor, s elrect Ilrother T
Thu, being the rituation, the gentle.
men at a ,-ottiew hat late hour retired,
the Major -10 unbroken , liihnberH nod
trisret dreams, but poor Brother T
to levurisli ti),,,lng- and hiarible night
mare The morning the Major
fresh and radiant, isl,u, cote.tileratel v
!ell his friend :11 ett . ).% a late nap, /Mil
utter lading Irittel. :net I,reakliout,
thought lie would 1011. in on firm her
'l'- Approaching the room, 11,•
heard it 1 1 /1t•1. Is 111111 i, 1111t1
that Brother 'l' engage , ) u, los"
morning Iles otions, prislentlj remained
outside lie then loond the words
taking the form of exhort:omo rather
tharly i liat of pram er, runt !SIN Clif 10,11)
11111/e 1,11 111111 10 open the door
just a little, when lie %I its infinitely nnius
ed, it not edified, to see Brother T
strik mu , altitudes in trout of the mirror.
engage r :l in lecturing it wiplsnetreu lpnt,
in words of veryvuiarnest and stern re
bake The ' , gunge was like this •
"Oh, the r tilt) of the flesh tilt.
the vanity oldie world I What have
you done' , Yott has c disgraced your
self! You are a miserable sinner!
t You are a pretty hypocrite! River
water don't agree with you, all? La
ger beer does, alt? You Lave been
drunk, air : yes, sir, you who pretend
to be a Christian, sir T drunk am a fool,
sir! You thought you could stand as
much am the Major, did you? Now,
where are you I Are you not asham
ed? Row can you go home? How
can you go to church? Can you ever
look up again ? Will sou do so again?
I ask, sir, will you ,frink any more
beer?" -
The Major, struggling with suppress
ed merriment, endeavored to retreat
Unobserved, butt the lecture elomed Sib
110.1 y.
When Brother T-- -came down
stairs, salutations passed between them
as usual. Neither could tell whether
both knew all about it, but when the
Major blandly suggested whether
Brother T—would take something,
the latter replied, rather drily, "Thank
you, not any."—eineinnati C'ommei
riot,
RAMPING ALOUD IN THE FA1111.1,--
Books and periodicals would be an
gels in every household. They are
urns to bring us the golden fruits of
thought and experience from other
lands. As the fruits of the earth's soil
are most enjoyed around the family
boar&, eo should those that mature on
mental and moral boughs be gathered
around by the entire household. No
home exercise could be more appropri
ate anti pleasing then for one member
to read aloud for the benefit of all. An
author's ideas are energized by the con
fidence and love of the tender family
affections, and every heart is open to
the truth like the untolding rose to re
ceive the gathering dews. The ties of
love between the parents and children,
brothers and gisterß, are thus cemented I
yet more and more, and varied chartos
and pleasures constantly open through
this medium to make home a paradise.
If parents world introduce this ever I
ciea in their families, they. world 8008
see the levity and giddiness that make-,
up the convetimtion oftoo many circles,
giving away to refin'ement am( chaste !
dignity. Read toyour children and en
courage them to read to you, instead of
reading your papers in milenee and then !
laying them awa,i.
MEDICAL.
DR. W. H. WITMOIt,
Fins been In pueceaxfol prnet/eo for n
ntuntser of years, with the ex ptirlenti t tof the al if
feren t Hospital Stirgyons Miring the late Amer
ican war, continues to attend to all professional
!utes nt him office,
• Nip. 928 Faber/ St. Mu/ode/phi°.
No Patent Medlchici arc used or recom-
Mended • the remedittfliTtiminimered are those
Wilk!' will not break dose the constitution,
hat renovate the system from ail injuries, it
has sustained from mine's' inedielnee, end
leave the system in healthy and perfectly
cured condition •
DYBPEPSI A,
that distressing disease and foil destroyer of
health and 11111,0110/.4, undermining the con
ntitution and yearly carrying thonsanda to in
timely grates, ran most amphatlcany be cur
tat
V/'LAN(IIIOh 1, A 1111 1; le - ' 1770 IV,
Ilea Mate ttrallotuttlott and ttettkitems of the
ittlettl tattle!' renders I{NCROIV, ittt•ttitithie _o( est
eying the pleatmre4 or perorming the tot tea
entre
K II EUM AT ISM
111 aoy form or condition, VIITIMIC or :lento
N arrapted curable.
P;III,EPHY,
Or balling sick next• nll ehronis or stubborn
or
FEMALE .1) s Es
radically row/well; Roll Itlmmo and °very citt
ttcrlplion of olverntlomt; Pilo. and tccrofoloo4
dlxe•a+tos w hlrh have tainted all prottioatt Inca I
-4 id ektil, eon l u etteed by city ttealotect am!
lit otts Corm MPTIol) t tin ire
cored by wearing my flittillealcd
it. a protection to lire lonics clacciatti nil cliangott
of weallo•r, in all climate , . —li nt t ug investigat
ed for ye nr4 the rvmne• rind 4 hnritel, 1.1 inter•
nittletit (fever and Ilgtle) 111 nil itart4 of the
otited w 111 curl , permanctillt nll• brott
l• or live' it Itie-1, 01 . 111(114 . and !lel tong dt+cuw•n
le it le.' atty.
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101 l yr (comfitlenilitilv) to nay Imo; iji• 4.1)1),,
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SALES
MELI, I'Ii(IPEItTY lllli SA LE
The .It,hmeriller oil. ti
hl r.• X 1.114110 It Oa ,:1111/11, 1 .• )1 II V Nl[
in )Itilllo,lll ~ n
•I.ling of a large
pri it 41'illt) Ic1:11 \WI
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AND I.(ii
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14 , the ...1111.. .411c1 de, a..4,,1
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311 11. gaiit .(ele lei if mei ,ipett lot
It olotrill three fuurihn of on acre.
ty ,ereete.l geoel 11101 ellier
The 4 property i. ,ollll , l‘
the et, 4111 g o,t . 111111101 I,llllll'lX retuPe poy
the I 1111 l they owe t.. 1% 11 II W ei., 'Mil I
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L((TS F(lit AA LE
The 4tito.crilo, 4.11.1 at pm ate uNie
Foul* TWo IAiTS
11111 l tedottely odjoionot jr i I 11l ogh of Ih Ile
Lmte• in what la termed a•t c..1e.% Ole
Pleatotiktly •tlluated
Pore water 1111 all of tilt io
The beat of •tool
Lo. 7 azepi, aad warneeell titles
There is a splendid .111.1, power up lista
properly, and megmlieent Puce ,
tore, .14 ) r 11 :, ,, 11)1F:
I 1-24-are _ _ _
I v l lOit SALE—Tyro good 'ming hornet, four
year,. old, MIMI II good fuggy 1.11,1 ,111,girp
.et of harneva A literal credit xlll la• given
to the pitiehitt.erli. I nqui,
WM f I'. WILSON,
it• Adrii'r of Samuel Barr, dee'd
) W - 1 ;0 it sit LE.
A valuable cow for ...ie. Jro further p ar .
tieularti inquire of
1.5.12 :It MRS .110 T HOOVER
BOOTS dc 13.130111.
JOON I'ol/[RA MAXI NCLAI4
pOWRN &
E. Mr I, A IN
/lore the rden , direef inforioinx their friemin
nod the poirite gotterally, that they have port
epeoed n inrKe nod spleinitd 164.001110nt of
111 )(YE'S and SW WS, In the
MCLAIN l31.()C1C,
eppoxite the Bunk Ilettkr, Itiollefonte, hi
'Ptu•tr stock contexts in part 01
LADIES' lo A ITERN, i•
BUTTON 41IUh Y. &e , de
I,A 1/11.>I' 110()TH
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WA DIV I
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They Ohm e 1400 h. and
Hhnet I'd all k Ind and it, rranted
The NAPOLEON 1.114 OPERA
It( It IT manufactured to order.
LEATHER OF ALL K I %DR FOR HALM
They nino keep eon•
.tanily on hand a well eeleeted 11.141 ~,,, a;nt of
FlItOP: FINDINOS
111(41 they will sell wholesale and retail, al
reasonable rotes to the country I ratio.
Determine.' not to be outdone or un let sold
by any establishment In the lox A or country,
a cord's? In VltatiOn It/ 01tengled to all togive
us a call. Fernier'. anti others am Invited to
call and examine our stool, and We will eon
Once them that we one giro better barga.ns
then any other oetoblistiment In Centro U(.
ISA 2- POWERS & MCLAIN.
SALE BILIS NEATLY AND EX
PEI1*•Iul•SIS PRINTBIO
IS )111 -(IF
SCHOOLS.
INIEUMEMII
BELLE PON'IrE, PA.
Spring to: m
WEDNESDAY, APRIL nth, 1870, r,
with every facility for the training of youth
of both mixes, in nll that eon:Minks, it liberal
and thoMugh education The plan of the In
otitution embritees I 'tree copal lilt, departments
Gtr the almommotiation of three different clas
ses of pupils. First, a
PRIMA 121' DEPAItTMENT‘
where children will he carefully inetrneted in
all the .Elententary English Stud lee Second,
IN'I'J M lEVIATE DECARTMENI
el/11,171eitig n 0101'0110 courao in Orthography,
Reading, Geography, At Mimetic, Ens Hall
Grammar. Illatory, Penmanship & Rook-Keep.
tug. Third, a
I'ol,l, ATP, I)KPA
(unbraeing all the higher lannehe:. taught in
fired class littninaf kw, including the train,
Greek and French Unignagen, Engineering,
Litatit re, Natural Seieneqg and ad eaneed Arat h •
eniMion.
MUM,: Althltil4Witu are Made regillat'rhiMiell
nte in the Collin., or study ulna will Ito taught to
tlioylipiht Without extrri charge
knell reholnr bnn ti duo Woo, of tenth itlitol
attention
1 NSTItUCTOItB
REV .1 I' UV( 111 ES, A. M
'rettetter of Anetont Language.. and Natural
nolo,
ItEV .1 ff. I! F.S, A M,
Traelter of Mailiptuatio.. and Engll.ll Stn.
MISS MARY E RN DER
Trnobrr of P", I , rnwlng rind Litensture
1 114 I: W 111 1.11 bh
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1 , 1n11 , 1 T 1 limb., of b" , r ,
tint home 4IUI thv Pittictiml, Si hole l iety
4,,1rr Mt . 14,11.11 proiti..ll. the Ittm
11i4 hrulth 11311111 . 11illfort or i}lll.l . 1111 l
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N ITT A N Y VAIII . 7OIN I N I'l :1' I.
rt.:Vat!: ( I ,
TLr meventl, term of 11)14 Invlltnticu will re - 1 ,
open on
iitelN/),1 1 • „1 Pitt Tdh,
111111 1 • 0111/11111 . (Ply week., 1 . 1(10k. V% 111 L. for
111.11,1 the sitident. sill,. It 1. dem; e.I
71.traing tind tpltnm [e.olinhit• prtrtle
rilar,tpitly It, MANI NI I , I'l'l
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DMISCEILLANDOUS
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BY Vit.INK ritosli . k•q
11,1,4 I Of the 111111 It
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TIIIS 1 Niii(4oAliEli lii II /K concern. the
property, buminveor, inehrlgliml right. , and .0
,•tal prn siege. of iiiiiry one, awl /11T01 , 1`. ii (nni
of logo! knowledge that to ninny vi 11l ke it
worth itii xeight in gold The ponphrity of Um
no.triic tnu., the of
iiiilneet, the n. coney fil the
tic. sittoriiiiii ua It. iierfort tre eng, nient, and
the coocliienc.” and itttrpet is enem, of its style,
11 oink.• ft the mnrl sir
ull furl No eirort or
expel... 111, been 'pared in nAlopting it tho
roughly to the tinie., spli alloriting in it the
most recent null 1.14111 tniiiruntikio
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Arbitrations, Guardians, Pre-emptloll).,
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l'opyright%, Mortgagem, Ete etc
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the various neeemmary papers, and useful in
fortnatlnn In regard to the gt, ternment of the
United AtuteP, and the various `State OVVINFiI -
Melt le, etc
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Fcr tormato otteoto, and other infortnittlon
aditroon
JOHN K. INJTCEILJr CO,
Mewing zas ,
614 and 617 Hansom Street,
6716 PHILADELPHIA
HAIR G RAY
12ROTOOLD TO ITO YOUTOTVL ORIOINAL
ily the use of that 14Cantitle Discovery, railed
lIA I.L'S V FkIETA BLS SICILIAN
HAITI It
It will make flaw grow upon bald heads, ax•
cept in very Awed fmrsons, RS 11 fIITIIiTItIOM the
nutritive prinflpferhy which the (lair in nour
ished and supported.
It will prevent thellidr from foiling 0111, and
does not stain the
No better evidenee of its supet only need be
;id/hired than the fart that sn many livitailons
of It aye °Eared to the publlo.
IT IS A SPLENDID Hint DRDiSING
ibtr Treatise on the hair sent free by mall.
It. P. HALL & Nashini. N. H.. Proprietore.
For •ale thy all dealer.. I. ITIPIIII.IIIO. 15-1141
FURNITURE.
S . IL WILLIAMS it CO
Wholonian and Retail I)onlern in
CO TT AuEE ii it X / 7' URE
All klndn of
TWINED IVORK
furninlied In the trade at
CITY PRIClis
TURNE6 PALINI:M
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and 1111 f) RAII./M3
furnittlted to liotitlerte.
I Ipliliiteritig,ltrphiling Furniture and °tory
thing pertalithiK to 111 b11N1110 , 14 promptly at
MEEZEI
Fltetory, m•nr li lnnrhxrd h ro',4 Planing
(IV, It 'l' A K I isf 0 :1
We eke, make COFFINS, and ahead funerals
„wt the moat
NT II P:A !IMF
111 thin pmt of the „0.,,kt0
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What Not.. Standr •
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1)U1 1,1 • 1') ile.erlininn, quality. and pare, for
0.. 1.1,9110• I tLau trt wy ...t.611,411.^..it
tol I hint in ri•nn4yl‘Km.
HENRY I' lIAIMIS
LIQUORS.
T .fi s El: AN I) twil .:R NESS'S
m•iv,,th.t.ding 11111 , i WT1..., high
”.41 r 111161/ , 1/1/1111 . 4.11.,, 1111.1.1114 V eivite
11111 . 0 t I 4.401./111hp
liQt'ult
lu the tusrblo front on Bishop street, licllo
(0.14., , kepi rott , thttly w full sup
ply of the
itl.4T Li(luoit.s
At rowers lower than ran be round elmeathera
out4l,lc of Philadelphia. Ills stork connista
a the bemt
0141 Rye,
Rom lion,
Monongah als
and Old Irian
W hick lea,
Holland Gin,
Cognise
mad other
Brandien;
Jamaica
and New
England
Rum;
German,
MadPira,
Mahon,
Sherry
and raid
Win,.
Cordiale,
All Moth , of filruto., wllloh he la senlog so
low an to uotoolnll ill.
A. BAUM. Agent
J
11. ETTELE,
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FOREIGN AND DOMNSTIC
, .
WINES & LIQVORS
In the room formerly ocetipled by the Key
stone Bakery, on Bishop stgeet, Bellefonte, Pa.,
ttakes pleasure In Informing the public
hat he - keeps constantly on hand a supply of
choke Foreign and liottiostte !Annum
All ensks warranted to eontafn the amount
marked.
The ettention et prectleing priyeletene he
called to the •look of
.PURR LIQUUREI
Suitable for mural purposes. Bottler', Jugs,
and clenAjohon conxtantly on hand. lie ha. the
oriLY Prittm Nr.e'rAtt WNIHIC
In town.
All liquors are tqrranted to give satisfaction.
Liquors will ho larold by the quart, barrel, or
lie lute a largo lot of
SO'ITI,ED LIQUORS
Of the flnext grade. on hand.
Confident that he ran pinions euntomere, he
rerpeatfully sultana di entire of public, patron
ising. 014012
L4,4Pr , r
T HE WINCHESTEit RIFLE, If
MOT O.
SPHNORR RIFLE, 8 SHOTS.
DOUBLED BARREL -R&M.
Donblo ilhht guns, Revolvers, Cartridgee, ac.
thin repairing in all its branches.
THEODORE DEHORNER,
Rush's a r cade, High Rt.,
Bellefonte Pa.
• -
14-3.2-Iy.
HOTELS-SALOONS.
B LUOK RIFF 'HOUSE
ALLEGANY STREET
BELL 14; le ONT E, PENN 'A
HOUSE/II
(Proprietors.)
A lirxl cixxr hotel—comfortAblotemm.--111.01111
littendance.
All the modern convenience' and reasonable
charge',
The proprietors offer to the traveling public
Mid to their country (Wends first-class aecone
rum:Winne, and eareful attention to the wants
of guests, at all times, at fair rates. Careful
liontitga,grul good stablirig. An excellent ta
ble, wiqr yr ed. A lour, supplied with t hes
of liquors. Servants sell trained, and every
thing requialte In a first °bum hotel
Our location is in the business portion or the ,
town, near tho post 0411.314, the court house, the
elitirches, the hanks, anti the principal places
of baldness, rendering it tho most eligible
phire to stop for those who visit Bellefdnto ei
ther on Nix:newt or for pleasure.
An °madam will carry pannetigerx and bag
gage to and from all traina free of eharge.-14-21
BITS!! HOUSE,
IiELLEPoNTE, PENN
W. D. RIRARD, Propretor
Tithe elegant hotel, having come under tile
opeervlmion of the undersigned, he would re
parctfolly announce to the public that ho IN pro
thee,' to accommodate them *nor the style of
the boil houses In the cities. The Itunli House
fe n magnitieent hndldfng, optendidte f/rajah...rt.
and capable of coinfortubly Iteeommodatlng
FIUME' MTN [MED W.JESTS
It in situated near the depot, and oonvelll,d l
111 all phtr•en of WllOllOBl , , runt is the beet hot,•
to Cent.' Pennsylvania lin waiters /11, ohligl
pnlite and attentive, rte ehbles are slip
piled with et ery luxury in the market, it•
Silll.loll are flint elass,w ith at lentil a and humane
h,•tlere, and iln bar ntiprilled hilt, the bent at
liquors I i giieetn from the eaten to sprint
the slimmer it 1t),,.? the pleirr , Tne pioprieloi
Lill lae happy in ref 0111' ill.' 1 , 111i110 . 11.1 1,111.11
they s (41 MI
I
tIAUM Ar''ti 110TEI
4;%ltlljtti, Pwrietor
toa Lt n,daidished and w.di.isnna 11440
41111414441 4411 144114t111-1441 corner or tlAi
mend, uy l ,osne the elitirtliottse, hos ing beep
pnreha.e, by ill:inlet tiortnit.Q, he annoinive.
to the tottner potions ni this esroblishirient
41141 to tho 'n61.11111.; pnlille generally, thoi
has thorotighly retitled bin house. and In pr.
oiled to rell,ter the MOW 411114614•1441 y 114:1•44111
11114441:1114411 ta 1111 11 ha may fa, o r h la, aith then
14a1,44, 40 4 111 poins will lie spored on. hi
art I, odd to the etinvenienee or eiintfort at
lils guest. All 411111 stop 111th 111111 ,null lind
/Its LOdl uhnrbhm Np stirplool 511(11 the 11111
4 ,11411:114 41144 lore the marker VI 111 /Ward : 1101 e
in sly le lir t h e most 4xl •n ..1444441 eon k.
Mir still ot 1•1111r11111 EH: 1,14•1:44 14(11411111r.
II is 81111/111114 144 the heat In town, and will nistaVii
attendr,l 1,3 the titoNt trw.cu.srthy . 1 ,1 o f
send le hustlers (its, 111111 11 ellll one And an
u nit Ire feel. eittintlent (1101 all will sotistl e d
With their st tontosolotion An I•XeelleIlt 1.11;
cry 144 /111:101041 to this estitlillitl i nieut, whi s t,
mir.mge, from a10n , 11,1 w ill tin.) greatly tit their
nth otitage (ant:
CN RA 1) 11 1) 1.1 s
Ailegar,y 5heet,11..11,4.)e, Pa., Of points
,1 dr , i4dirliiitt House.
1ir , 11:1.4 THK EURIWEIN NAN
rAmlrl Fir.
I•lttss tar, re.tatirAtit, root,' 1111111/iNblillF
%MIN 11 , -lI,IIK 11101114 and lo , lggtuK ryt fnu rv,t,
• an At All 113111, nep .4ttleti
AN E\CELLENT BILLI\ND 111)0M
ith three tables, new and In perfect rond4tionl
alsaya Must) at proper hours, at IP.114) rates, for
the lovers of this pleasing and exeellent guise
Perfect ordor tnaintained In the house. Prle•
Monty aid disorder pr ptly suppress, •d Mi
hors not allowed to frequent the nitlealii nor Jo
play slYlollt cm)ment ol parenta or guardian-
Meal,. at all hours Hot entice and tea alwa,s
on hand H 11 K LINK
r 141121 Proprietor
... •
CUM M I iti H,(JSIi.
Ww. .1 HOSTE KM AN,
BELL EFI 1N T H I'EN N A
The undersigned, having assumed coattail
of this fine hotel, would respectfully ask Sh•
psdruottow of the public. He is preparevi to
acconumelate guests to the Isest of style. Yid
will take ears that his tables are supplies/ with
the best in the market. Good stables attached
to the hotel, with enreitil and attentive ger.
vents The tra•ling public , are invited to tfee
the Cummings House a call.
N ATIONAL HOTEL,
nut,Litram,
JONATHAN KREMER. Proprietor.
Having pure hawed thin adnaiu)2 4 / 9 propert).
the proprietor taken please,* in informing his
friends, that he has refillaid and refurnished it
from top to bottom, and is now prepared to at
commixing.) trnvelersasad others Ins style that
he hopes sill prove not only satisfactory, but
pleasant.
Hla table mad bar, a di not be excelled by any
In the country
lila stable la large and new, and la attended
by experienced and attentive °alters. 14-1g1.1)
E"u A NOE HOTEL, HUNTING
don, MORRISON, Proprietor
/
Thie o/d establishment, having been lease
by J Morrison, former proprietor of the Mor
Hann /louse, ham been entirely remodels 1 and
refurnished, end supplied with all the modern
Improvements and eonvenleneee necessary to
a tiret-ebtes lintel The dining room Ms been
removed to the first floor, and is now /epaulette
and airy, and the chambers are all well ♦snit•
leteil, end the Proprietor will endeavor to maka
gnesis perfectly at home. Passengers for
Redford Springs will find titia the most desk.
/Mk , stopping Orme in Huntingdon. vlantely
MONTOUR HOUSE, LOCK HA
ven—E. W. RIGONY, Proprietor. t.l
Thin elegant Hotel, formerly known an
"Washington Hornet," on Water street, In now
ready for the reception of vimitora and board
ere It has been elegantly furnished, and its
table (Flatways Pupplied with the beet. Vinitont
to lock haven will find this the pleananteet
place In the city. A free boa conveys the
guesta of the houne to and from the 'mien
treble. Tante
LIME.
L'"COAL dr LUMBER.—THE
best!
WOOD-COAL BURNT LIME
Can Me bed at the Bellefonte Llme Kilns, on ma
pike leading to Mlle/Mora, at the lowest pfleee
We are the only parties In Centre/ PattneYl
- who burn In
PATENT FLAME KILNS,
Which produce the
BPST WHITE WASH ANL) PLASTERING
LIME.
Offered to the trade. The eat Shamokin en
Wilkenharre -
ANTHRACITE COAL,
All also, preppred exprriely for Family me.
Also,
SILVOR-BROOK FOUNDRY COAL
At the lorest prices.
Customer. will please bear In mind that we
have 011 R 00AL. HOUSED Under large sheds
which protects It from mow and rain, and
which enables Its to good dry coal at
aeaanne of the year:
Mee and yard, near south and of Bald Eag
Valley R. R. Depot.
SHORTLIDGE a 00.
Pollefonte. its
vl3n2C.ly
W . IP 12Il( %HI)
hoprirtipt
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