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The Democratic Watclikitan.
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BP.LLEFONTE, PA
Squanderinti the Netlosiel Domain.
A high republican authority has fig.
tired up two hundred and thirty-eight
bille, now in Congress, which make
appropriations of public land to• rail.
rondo, amounting in the aggregate, as
lie estimates, to 512,000,000 acres.
"This immense . aggregate,," we read,
"is nearly throilmes greater than the
subsidies made in all tits previous his
tory of our country to road. and rail
roads, including all the Pacific roa d s .
Add it to the 186,000,000 already
given, and we rise to the scarcely con
ceivable figure of 698,000,000 acres, or
in round numbers, say, seven hundred'
million acres This is more by nearly
two hundred million acres than tilt+
whole surveyed domain of the United
States, including the present Western
and Pacific states. It is twenty times
larger than the'State of Illinois. It is
half the elect `of Russia in Europe. And
it is of the area of Austria, England,
France, Italy, Portugal, Prussia and
Spain, which, together, cdntain a popu
lation of 160,000,000."
Senator Thurman, the able demo
cratic Senator, of hio, called atten
tion at the beginning of the present
melon to the organized movement by
these land appropriation bills
were sprung upon Congress, and be
sought that. if the grants asked for
were made, they should at least be con
pled with stipulations compelling the
retransfer of the donated lands, at fair
prices, to actual settlers. His remon
strances, and the public sentiment
which he and others have aided in
creating, have not been without effect.
On Wednesday the house refused, by a
vote 0(92 against 77, to order to a
third reading thejoint resolution which
had passed the Senate virtually Jona-
Ong, without terms, to the Northern
Pacific railroad, about forty-one mil.
lions of acres of the national domain.
The bill was referred back to the pro
per committee for amendment. In the
meantime, the minority who oppose
this wholesale squandering of the pub.
tic property is daily strengthening. A
Washington correspondent informs us
that some of the republican members
of the house are preparing a protest,
to be spread upon the journal of that
body, in which they say they are not
willing to have it go to the country
that the republican party favors the
"land grabbing" schemes.
We shall see. For the. reckless
prodigality which has already made
such inroads on the national lands, the
people hold the radical party responsi
ble, and they will charge the same or
ganization with whatever further dam
age Congress shall permit to be inflict
ed on the country by the same means.
It is a wasteful, perfidious policy which,
even under any restrictions, would par
oel out and dispose of the landed
J, of the nation to private corpo
r , n tiA.r what equivalent
the terms of
flue homestead me, the lands of the
United States are pledged to the land
less immigrant, and are to be held in
sacred trust fir him, until he shall ar
rive to take possession of hie own. Con
gress has really no moral right to give
again to railroad, or any other com
panies, that of which it has already in
good faith made other disposition. Tire
west is filling up fast enough. Let the
process jzo oa naturally and legitimate
ly, and the desired end will be reached
better and faster than by any amount
of forcing, Suppose the best of the
public domain all in the hands of rail
nod and other speculators ; will the in
ducement to the actual settler, forced
to pay a high price for his land,: be as
grind sett the land lay priceless for the
taking even without the more or less
contiguous ra i I road 7-I!littja lo Cour
ier,
Four Hundred Miles Upstairs
Reading about electricity, lightnit.i
and the telegraph, the other day, said
Uncle Peter, "reminds, me °fa ctirion
story I once heard, when I wax
Ensland."
lt seems there was a newspaper in
the City of Glasgow, Scotland, which
employed a London eorresp,m. t
The Correspondent made it his dui) to
gather news every day and bend It
to Glasgow every night by telegraph.
Hs made an agreement with an ope
rotor at 4 certain office, by whirl) hie
news was sent to Glasgow at a retitle
non, by the year.
One night he armed at the lower
door, at the foot of the et 3 ire leading
up into the telegraph office. The
door was locked and he could not open
it.
The operator up stairs y a w ned and
looked at his watch. "Jenkins won't
Mine to night," he said, "I may as
WFII gi) to lieu]."
.1 ad there sta4 poor Jenkins all the
time totandinv 11 , 111 V nn the door at the
boa 01 rho long unable to get
"fiiilol up there I" he cried, looking
lie window of the telegraph office,
that glowed with light. "Ifillo I Jones,
somebody has locked the outside door,
end'l ean'tt get in.
"What Is the row ?" Said a police
man, coming along.
"I'm locked out," said Jenkins.
','llerterve got a batch of the most im
port Wen iiri for a paper—a murder,
three dreilind riot—and the door lock..
ed in my Come, and I can't get in.
What will I do r
So the policeman began banging the
door, but Jones, the 'operator, up in
his oaks, was as unconscious of the
tumult as if it had been in the moon,
110 was whistleips to himself, and
Yawning prodigiously.
"Why don't you go to some other
office ?" asked , the policeman.
"No authority to use any other line,"
said the cotrespondent. "Ah I I've got
it!" he added, and before the police
man conicra l ek him what 'it was, thb
excited Jenkins had dashed of down
the street as if a mad clog was after
him.
Jenkins rushed breathlessly into an
other office, Aix blocky on. •
•, "1 say," raid he to the operator,
I'm in a fix I . Got news to go off inside
or an hour, and the stupid operator at
nit office has go se to sleep, and I can't
get in—and—and"--
"Well that is a fix."
"Tell you what I want," said Jenk ,
ins, endeavoring to catch,his breath.
"I want you to telegraph down to Glas
gow, and ask the operator there
,to
telegraph up here to Jones , and bid
him come down stairs and let me in."
The Operator roared with laughter
at this, but went to-hie instrument and
been rattleing away at a great rate.
Fills is the message lie sent:
-"Olaegow—Wake up Jones, Station
X; tell him Jenkins at the foot of the
stairs, can't get in."
Jones was looking' at his watch
again, and concluding that he had bet.
ter put out the lights and go to his bed
room across the hall-way, when clatter
went his instrument.
"There's Glasgow calling me," said
Jones and hurried to his instrument
and ticked ofr—
"'What's wanting?"
Back Caine the anewer :
"Jenkina
_down etaire—door fast—go
let him in."
OtT went Jones with a rush down
stairs, threw open the door, and at last
the anxious Jenkins got up aid sent
of his news.
So you see how a man sent a toes
sage through a solid door and up four
pairs of stairs, four buihdred miles
around, and by way of Masgow, and
all within twenty minutes.
Turkeit ~
Wholesale Maasuere of the Jews
CONSTANTISOPLE, Jame I.—A fear
ful war of religious intolerence has
broken out, in the province of norithe
lint, the metropolitan province of the
Turkish empire, in the south of Europe.
For sometime the native christiane
have manifested a spirit of fearful vin
dictiveness against the Jewish popula
tion, who have endeavored in vain to
obtain from the government some pro.
tection against outrage and extortion.
A secret movement has been in or
ganization for the extreniination of the
inofPninve Jews, and the deep and
deadly hatred of the bigoted populace
has only been slumbering, awaiting a
vent for its fury.
On Sunday last, by a preooncerted
signal, the chrtstian populace rose, died
the fearful work of butchering was in
augitrated. - At an early hour the
houses of all the Jews were invaded,
and those of the occupants who were
unable to escape were massacred in
cold blood. The fleeing Israelites were
pursued through the town by the mob,
and murdered wherever call gilt. Men,
women. and children were ruthlessly
slam.
The bury of the populace was io
flamed by religiotoi bigotry, and only
exhausted itaelf for want of victima.
In all the principal towns the
leatimik•work of butchery prevailed,
and t housands of men, women and
children of the repugnant dame were
butchered in cold blood.
The work of slaughter still goes on
in the interior, and nothing has been
heard yet of any movement by the an
thorities to ell ppreem it.
The reigning prince is absent from
the province, and advantage was taken
of this to complete the total extermi
nation of all the Jews from the pros
10Ce.
Prince Charles is hurrying hoine,and
energetic measures will at once be
taken by the 8111(101 to suppress this
etneute. Means file the fury of the
mob continues unabated, finding fresh
victims to glut its insatiate frenzy.
Things we Like to See
We like to see young ladies who are
hitter enemies kiss each other very of
fectionately when they meet 1 1t re
is of a man named Judas, who
!ff.ed several years ago! We like to
re a lasloonably dressed lady prome
nading the streets wearing a blue...silk
dress, trailing a yard behind her in the
iiind—ft cleans the streets so nicely !
I We like to nee a young man very po
lite and obliging to other young ladies,
while he Is scarcely civil to his sister
at home—it proves that the lords ,fif
creation are void of deception. We
like to see little boys comat to church
in the evening, and amuse themselves
'By sticking pins in their sleeping neigh
hors—it shows that they are not qillry•
ing their talents in the earth I We like
to see a• man invariably throw his
newspaper , boots and hat in the mud
ble of the floor, for his tired wile to
pick up---Ai evillence that he remem
bers hie Promises to 'cherish heel We
like to see ,Llie choir spend the 'time
during divine service in whispering
and telling stories--it helps us to appre
ciate the sermon, and convinces ue
that they are capable of singing 'with
the spirit and the understanding also
-We like to gee young ladies kep their
jaws in constant motion endeavoring
to masticate a huge ball of °hewing
gum—it looks so lady like! We like
to see a man sporting fast horses, while
he owes the printer, itnirrvves nothing
to the tuinister—it looks honorable!
There are many oilier thillgtl we like to
see ,but we forbear. —Hudson Regi3ler.
THE relapsing lever seems to he se
Burning a pestilential form in lade!
phia.
BARE FOOTED urchins have sprouted
into a luxurant crop in this city lately.
Tug man who says our market re
ports are not reliable, is a very re-lie a
ble ass.
Otis vacant lots nhould he regarded
ns sacred ground, for there repose the
`ashes of the grate.'
Legal Advertisements
PENNSYLVANIA, CENTRE Co..
RS: I, J. n: Morrison, elerk of the Or Court of paid county of centre, do here•
by certify, that st sn Orphsn'n Court held at
Bellefonte, the rdh day of Aprll Irfo, before
the Honorable the Judger of said Court. On
motion rule was granted upon the heirs and
legal representstiven of Jacob Leathern, der
ceased, to folloten,' viz •
Those living In the noun ly of Centro are
Mary Leathern, widow of Joseph Leathorn, do
(mailed, Fredrick Leathers, Daniel Lat hers,
John Leathers, Mimi Kinch, John I( Inch, Man
thu Ann Hair, (widow)Christina Bechtlo, (wid
ow), Christian Rocklin, Jam % florist(' John P.
Deimos, and Susan Dehans his wife, Hamlet
'Rapistle, John Williams, (surviving husband),
William Yearick, (surviving iiiishandi, Hamel
Hechtie, Mary NMI, (widow), Jacob 'Leathers,
Philip W. Barnhart, and Ro - Teems Itarimrt his
wife, Samuel B. LerShots, Benjamin F Leath.
ers,Samuel Leathers, Jacob It Leathern, Frank
lin lieelsel, Emanuel Rupert, Sarah Rupert,
bin wife, James James, and Mary F. James his
wife, Nathan James, and Reheca James his
wife. John Ileserly and Sarah ileverly his wife,
and James Becht's,
The following ten named are minors and
hare for their guardian, ad Worm Fredrick
Leathers, Andrew Linn, Franklin Linn, and
RobertitinocaryWilliams,Siisari I' Williams,
'Thomas Plathan Bechthr, C Iteehtlot,
Daniel Bee e, and John Butler David Beide
tle,Joseph, Beeline, Lydia Bechtel, Witllam
Beeline, and Unmet Bechtel who are allJui
nora and have for their guardian Michael
Schenck, Sr Martin Beehtle is a minor and
.lute for his guardian Edward Roaster of Illi
nois. Louisa A itaypholits in a minor and has
for her guartilad John Itennaker of Indiana,
Melissa E Beeline and Laretta I Beehtle are
both minors and have for their guardian Har
riet Ileehtle,tif Jutlappa Indiana. Andrew Linn,
husband of Barbara Leathers, deed. of
Mary Blister, Abraham Banes, William rerun,
and Elizaboth Feszon his wires all of Clinton
county, Pn , William Shaw, Mary Straw and
Jetreph Beeline of ‘'enango county, Pa . Mary
Cherry, (a ober), Fairtilld, uhio, and Joseph'
Beeline, of the same plate, Fredrick Beehtle,
Christian Beeline, Sarah E Stedman, (widow).
Charlotte M Beehtle, Leander Lawson, Nancy
Lawson, his wife, Jacob T Iturnbarger Wiliam
It Marshall, Anna M Marshall, his wife and
Franklin B. Ituntbarger, all of whose address
I. unknown Harriet Bechtel, (widow), of In
diana, (lounge Rutter, (snrvi•ing husband (, Jai
col, }retinal, David Bechtle, Mir hart Reehtle,
George East, Mary Ann East, hie wife, Adam
FretOnger, Susan Eredinger,lllB Entatnit I
Ilantler, Catharine Rainier, his wife,Sophia
Beeline, Latvi Itmehtel, Christian Becht.,
Thomas William's, Susan Willem., hie
11.13.01. 'Butter, David Batter,— Hook, and
Mary Hook, his wife. all of Ilia State of 01110
John iturnbargt.r, (surviving husband I, Jeffer
son Aounty, Pa, John Bonsai's., and Martha
Hultman., his wife, of Beech Creek, Clinton
ell Pa fhlwßr4l Eahasm and Klizatieth 101•110.1.4,
of Beech Creek, Clinton trounty, Pa Joseph if
Lind, of Tookville, Illinola„letin ll saw lett , Ma
ry N Hal wick, him wife, Margaret at Linn,
Linn, Juba) 1K Linn and Nancy Linn, all
of Kendall county, Illinois, W F Leathers of
Harlawborg; l's. Clark Thomas and Ange
11.f—rheum., his wife, of Towerhill, Shelby tt.
Illinois Daniel Conk, Elizabeth his wife, late
Elisabeth Beeline Thomas Biggins, Edna
Higgins, 11111 wife, Marshall It Martin Harriet
Minna, hie wife, William Beehtle. 0101 .11.01.11
Bechtel, all df the State of Illinois. Sarni el
Beehtle, JOnathan Metal° and Ifeorge Ray.
pholta, all of Grant county, Indiana, JWIn
iiondyear and Elizabeth Orraiyear, tea wife, of
lire, kwayville, Pa. And also wall utter per
son', who may be heirs and legal representa
tives of said JllO.Oll Leathers, deceased 'to
I•oine into the Court on the fourth Monday of
August next, and accept, or refuse to ,erupt
at the valuation and appraistnent,or show cati3O
why the real estate of 0111111 deceased should
not ta sold in Testimony Whereof. I !owe
hereunto Net my hand and affixed the seal of
said Court at Bellefonte the kale day of April
A D ISTO
Sheriff's oMee,
Msy 2.51111)17), 1.1 11. MORRISON,
I) W WOODRING, Clerk O. C
Ce2l-14 Snarl,
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I ),EN NSYLVAN lA, CENTRE COUNTY 1.38
I I, J If Morrison, Clerk of the Orphan's
emir' of maid County of Centre, do hereby eer
lily, that at an Orphan's ;our( held at itelle
fonte,the 25th day of AprfT 117 u, before the Hon
orable the Judges of said Court On motion,
rule aam ranted upon the heir, and represent
alive,' or John Wise deceased, to collie Into
the Court on the fourth Monday of August next
and accept, or refuse to accept, at the 'slue
lion and apprronement or snow cause why the
real emlalo of said deceased tumid not be sold
In ientitnuny whereof, I bare hereunto let
my hand and affixed the seal of maid Court at
Bellefonte the tMli do) , or April 1,170
tillerilrn office,
May 25th Ig7o }.l H M()ILHIS014,
I) W WO( )HItING, Clerk U(
21-ht
Siert/
11ENNSYLVANIA, CENTRE Co.,
aM 1, J II Morrison, elerk of the Or
,banx (burl of sail county of Centre', do here
)), • ertlfy, that at an Orphan'. evert held at
liellehinte, the 'Llith day o 1 April I1(70, before
the Honorable the Judges of said court On
motion rule wit. grouted opt., the heir• and
r..11r1,1•111 01,0 of HamitelMtroliecker decesa
ed, to 1.0111.1 11110 the t ourt on the fourth Mon
day of August nest, an accept, or refitse to lits
eept, at, the valuation and apprainenient, or
110111, Vaunt why the real estate of said de
ceased should not he sold
In teationnay whereof. I hereunto set ny
hand and iltfi led the weal of maid Court at Belle
to the Vtth day of April Is7o
May 24h• 1811) MORRISON,
Clerk U C
15-21.0 t tee r 0
PE` NSYLVA NIA CENTRE Co.,
ss I, J If. Morrison, clerk of the Or
-011411•01 Court of runt county of Centre, do here
t y eertit y, that at an Orphan's Court heist at
Itellefonte, the 2.5111 day of April WU, belore
the Honorable the Judge. mod of Court On
motion rule was granted upon the heirs and
representative. of Oeorgo Wagner deceased, to
tonne into the Court on the fourth Monday of
August next, and accept, or refuse to accept,
at the ',ablution and apprennunnnt, or show
cause why the real esta,e of saltll deoeseed
should not be sold
In te.tunony whereof, I hove hereunto set
my }tend mud atlisaid - iLie •t 1 of wwl Court of
hellefoute the 25th Joy of April 1070
Sheritra omen,
May 25th IH7O, J H MORRISON,
I) W. W001.1t1N(., Clork, 0.0
1521 b 1 Shert
rlio TILE 11E1 Itti and LEGAL, REP.
". It li:1•1/•,N1 A'l'R EH of %e 1.1.1A\1 WAII
- ER dereaaed take pollee that-hy •irtlie of
a Writ at Partition, issued out of the Orphan:is
Court of Centre county and to me directed, an
loopieet MITI lie held Al the late residenea of
W Whim Wagner deeensed, in the township of
!faints and county of Centro, on Haturday the
141 h day of ,fume, A 11 11i71), at le o'clock a, uI
of said .lity, for the purpose of making parti
tion of the real estate of said deceased l 0 .11,1
among hie heirs and legal representatives, if
the same can ho dblom without prejudice to Or
~polling of the whole, otherwise, to rgfig, sip!
OHM. , t h e PAIIIO acenrdtng to law, at which
tune and place you may he pre....at, If you
Ihl ok proper
Sheriff's office,' 1). W, WOODRIMI, Stitrin.
Slay 10th, 1870 f 1549
•
To Ti I E II El ItS and LEGAL REP
RFSENTATIVER of PIf.TP:II 5•11 , 111.P31.
deceased: take minim that, by virtue of a Writ
of pill Mien, honied 1,111 of the Orphan'n Court
of c entr e county and to tie directed, an in
itie,t will be held at the late residenee of
Peter Seylor deceased In the township of
Walker, acid eintaty of Centre, on Friday the
Nth day of July, 1/170, at 10 o'clock a. m , of maid
day, icr the purpose of making partition orate
real estate of said deceased 11, HMI 111011 g IS?
liotro'itnil legal representativea, If the arena
can Jane without arena
prejmile.. to or »polling
or the hole; otherwise to value and appraise
the same nixortilucto law. at with:li time and
placeryou may he present, If you think proper
°nice,lll- 18
1
May loth 1870. D W WOODRINO, Sheriff.
TO THE - HEIRS and LEGAL REP.
RKSENTATIVEB of ItEl'illEN GEARII
deceased; take notice that, by virtue of a Will
of Partition, Issued out of the Orphan'. Conti
of Centre county, and to me directed, an to
quart will be hens at the late Tem.:home of Ron
F,.•11 rfenry. deceased. in the townonip of Pen
and the county of Centre, on Friday tlion Set
day of June, 1870 at 10 o'clock a in of eith
buy, for the purpooe lof making partiticin of
the real rotate of .oild dtroaxcd to Mid among
Id. heirs and 1401 mprieeentlyea. If .yrnia
rein i,e dolko a it{tput. prttlllator to or itpoiitjtg
tho whole, 4.therwirti o, t /duo and iiPinalen
the aeme,acnerding to Ithr, at whleh idme anti
place yort may be present, If you think proper.
Sheriff's offlati, '•••• 15-111
May 10th 1870, f D. W. WOOL/RING, Slier (ff.
EMI
liohooli
4 8 (AWOL IN THE OUN
TAINS." AT
131E.LLEFQPITE, PA. "
Spring term begins
WF.DNESIdAY, APRIL ? 13th, 1870,
with every facility for the training of youth
of both sextt, in all that eenetitutss a liberal
and thorough education. The plan of the In
stitution embraces three separate department*
for the aivoittnenlatiou of three different clas
ses of mile. First, a
PRIMARX DEPARTMENT
where children will be carefully Instructed In
all the Elementary English Studies. Second,
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
embracing a thorough course In Orthography,
Reading, Geography, Arithmetic, Erigligh
Grammar, Illatory,Perimanahip Book-Heap•
log Third, a
COL LEotATE DEPARTMENT,
embracing all the higher branches taught in
Sod class Seminaries, Including the Latin,
Greek and French idttiguagen, Engineering,
!Mature, Natural Sciences and advanced Math
males.
Music AND DaAwnso ere made regular blanch
en in the coureo of study and will be taught to
the pupas without extra charge.
• Fedi scholar has a due share of individual
attention.
INSTRUCTORS:
REV. J. P, 111:011ES, A. M.;
'frowner of Ancient Language. and Natural
Sclimeem.
REV...I. V. R. PUGhES, A. M., 4
Teneher of Mathamatios and English kilo
diem
MISS MARY E. SNYDER
Teaoher of French, Drawing and Literature
MILS E. W 11 1.10 HES
Teacher of Vocal and jpetrumental Music.
A limited number of boys ran have a pleas
ant home with the Principal:where every ne
cessary attention is given to promote the mor
ale health and comfort of those committed to
hie core.
For further particulars, address
REV. J. F HUGHES,
15-11-tf; Prlncipn/
Watchmaking ok Jewelry
FRANK P. BLAIR,
(Succanaor to J. H. Hahn,)
PRACTICAL. WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER
A ENGRAVER, BELLEFONTE, FENNA
ALIO, MEALIER IN
American, English and Swims Welchem, Clocks
Fine Jewelry and litilver plated Ware,
Watches Repaired on ,the most
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
And Warranled to
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION
MASONIC MARKS
ODD rimbow 6
BOCIETY ItA EX; Pii
blitnufacturett at short notteo
Solid Gold and Silver Jewelry Mannfartured
to order.
DON'T POIZOTT THE PLACE.
Next door to Harper Ifni n, Htore, Hpring Ht
near Hush, Hellefonte,Centre county, Pn
1/3-113
-- \,rrinting.
B ILL II EA DS,
LETTER HEADS
HIV VELOI'ES - . -
Every Miniumaa man atinuld have a printed
heading on his Letters and Was and his Card
printed on ho Envelopes.
'The cheapest and the neat place to get them
I=l
DEMOCRATIC WATCHMAN
EIM
Batmen° our ',Lock of paper In every variety
ix purchased from the manufacturere at the
Lowest rricoa, and our fivilltlex or printing
at the'amalleat coat and in the beat aty‘o, are
lICIE=II
EVERY RIND OF JOB PRINTING
,A Iv - filf.trl A FITTItE
THAT DEFIEs coNIPE'rITION
ruitnre
S 11. 'WILLIAMS & CO.,
Wholesale and Beall Dealers In
COTTAGE FURNITURE.
♦fl klodn or
TURNED WORK
RtritLahad to the trade at
CITY Plit/CES.
TURNED PALINGS,
BALYSTERS
and 11 AN D BA 'LINO-,
furnished to ,tiuliders
Upholetering,Repeiring Furniture et 3 every
,
thing pertaining to the bueineen promptly et-
tended to
Factory; near Blanchard & Co's plan ing
UNDERTAKING
We also make COFFINIT, and attend funerale
=MEM
ELEGANT IIEAR9F.
ever In thin part or the country
WARS Rafts
=1
BELLEFONTE, PA
p ATRuNIZE IIoME INDUSTRY
.JOHN BRACH BILL,
Manufacturer Ihti dealer In
lIOUSF,IIOLD FURNITURE,
SPILINQ 81 , 19143. pIILLUONTII, Pi..
Keeps eonntantly on hand a oho tee assortmen
of Ittattrasses, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, lied
steads, de. A very floe saleetton of
)WALL PAPER,
1 11 alwayn be found at LOW PRICES.
- **a
FURNITURE WARE ROOM.
Howard Street, Bellefonte, Ps., where
Bureaus,
Sofas,
What Note, Stands,
Chairs, fitsmia,
Extension Tables, Bte ,
Of every description, quality, and price., for
male cheaper than at any other establptheiitsitt
of the kind In Central Pennsylvania.
vikn2o BEN Y I' HARRIS..
Liquors
-il ATER ANT) BETTER NEWS
Notwithstanding hard times, high taxes,
an , o th er pulaid. tippreettaullS, illtetig• 4M011411r
sum t reigns at the
WHOLMALE LIQUOR ATORE
In the marble front on Blehop street, Hslls
fonte, Pa., where In kept conetantly a full sup
ply of the
IiFST I.I4UORA
At (/Aran lower than ran be found elsewhere
outvilde of Philadelphia FIN stock oonetate
of the bent
Old Rye,
Rom boo.
Monongahela
and Old high
Vihinklea;
Holland (eln,
Cogniae
and other
Brandies;
Jamaica
and New
England
Rum;
German,
Madeira,
Liabon,
Sherry
and Port
Wlnen
Cordlaln,
and
All kinds of Birups, which he in selling co
low an to antonlol all
A. HARM, Agent.
1:12113
J. B ETT E I,E,
I') am
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES & LIQUORS
In the room formerly iscropled by the Key
stone Bakery, on Bishop street, Bellefonte; Ps.,
takes ploasure In Informing the public
that lie keeps constantly on hand a supply of
choice Foreign and Immustic•Liquors.
All casks warranted to contain the amount
marked
t a o tt h e i n . i i. )l. to n ei , , , f of pr physicians in
NYRE LIQUOII.B,
Nultablo for ',lndica! ptirposest 110tAlen, Digs,
and demlf?ltne constantly on hand, He hail the
ONLY I'URE NECTAR WHISKY,
In town.
All liquors aro warranted to give satisfaction.
Liquorn will ho Kidd by the quart, barrel, or
He has a largo lot of
BOTTLED LIQUORS
of the finest grains on hand.
Confident that he can please enetentera, he
respectfully nollclts a Oars of public patron
age, vlinlll
Fur ilia*.
LOTS FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers at private sale
FORTY•TWO LOTS,
irnmOisceir ati)041:1101; „the borouzb of Belle
fonte, In Whit's meet's tkdeettile.
Pleasantly eltusted,
Pure water nn all pribotn.
Thai:4lAM Ruth
Low TSIPII, and warranted titles,
l'hersis usplendht *titer pewee tip on this
property, and magtplicent sites for reattufae
loriss. JOHN 'LOLL
14-244 m.
Monks and Stidagrilled•T T
LI V INGSTON'S .11300 K IFTOI I / 1 4
(Established In 1114&)
At this well known •sL Bebm.m to
found everVtlug la the
BOPK LESS, Arkllllolo, •
TIT F,OLOGICAL
CLASSICAL,
LAW,
soirarrxris
. ou Lr rz
An °stonily., assortivolltlgr ''A ,
pAmiLT
I
r ! 4
with or without Photographic, Plata%
in price from gala to MAL Also all IUM:1
and Sunday School BoAlts In seam"! fill4A
❑LANK BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS,
iza um
sTATioNERT, SO,
STATIONERY, eta.
Prompt attention given to *Mom A
dint:mint mods to thole* who bay Id w_Y
agam. 11 •
N EW 8008 8110.E.L.E.
.110171114111 Amp uptial
oo.la, Stationary and Now 11tHoporAmi.
JACOB D. MILLER.
Ms purchased the Book, Stationery sad
News establishment of RUCs* mid "Mtn, ogt
Allegheny West, near the pimpOier 10
he has Just added a large Invoice foods,
se Is generally kept la a i ti eondineted
and Stallone - 17 More. le stock sonslart
Theological, Medical, w, juswilasemii,
Sunday School, School Books, Time Ma,
Pass Books, and Duarte. regrey
and price of Can, Legal, Letter,'EliVli Lag
Note Paper, fine rreneh Papal., rare
lopes of every gesoriptlon reg..
Pens, Inks, Inkstands '
Rubber baada, t. t 7'
common Slates, elate Penelle. --
Lead Nigel', Crayons, abs.
ALBo,—Dally and W..kiy Papers, ya
sines and Sliest Music. atom . supply of
and Juattess filonkaosoastartly on
17 8 Internal Itovenus Ramps at rasa. B. in
also Wholesale *goat for Loakitnaga's Webs*
tad Writing
Coun'try marohanta would do well to gall Mid
examine my stook before perohaaing *Low
where, as I tan salt at trumultaturort private.
Book* pot to order MAW clawed. vlissollNido
Sotols an 4 Saloons.
B ROKERHOFF HOUSE
ALLEGANY STESET.
BELLZFONTE, PZlf N' A
110USE4L & KROM,
(Proprietors.)
A first elms hotai—ociAntortable
Attiondanee.
All Iho modern sonvenlemmos and reasoaabla
•barge*.
The proprietors offer to the traveling venlig
end to their country friends firsteilass
medatioas, and earolbl attention to the, time
of guests, at all times, at fair rates. Carshal
hostler and good stabling. An exoenent ta
ble, well warred. A bar, sapplAnd with thongs{
of liquors. nereants well trained, and every
thing rsquielse in a first class hotel.
Our location is In the busing's' portion of the
town, near the post aloe, %boson,* es hoop., Oa
es
church, the books, and the l orincipal
of business, rendering It t ipli f meet igt " re
place to stop for those wbo • t Bolleifwate of
ther on bus nos or for pleasure.
An omnibus will carry passengers and tort} go• to end from all trains of char
B 8H HOUSE,
itzta.troNTE, PENNA..
RMARD t HOWELL, Propel4ore.
Thla elegant hotel, having mune undo? th.
•upervlalon of th• undersigned, am/ would
respectfully announce to th• publie that they
are prepefed to seeotnmetiate thew *her the
style el th• bast h,oesas In tba striae. The Bush
House is • magotheent bandits& sotorlistig
Await/W. and capable of sorofort,Wy warn
medating
THREE HUNDRED GUESTS
It is situated near the depot, and oonvenkra
to all pieces of businees, and is lb* boot hot►
In central Pennsylvania. Its waiters are obi*.
lag, polite and attentive, Its tables ere sup
plied with every luxury In the mar►el; lie
stables are drat cdass,wlth attentive sad busoueo
hostiers, and its bar ouppilod with kip best of
liquors. For guests from the cities to spend
the summer It le Nal Me pair! The proprlotose
will be happy to receive the publlo es Often as
they wish to ea& . .
*IKARI t HOWZLL,
Pterprbt • ,
GARMAN'S HOTEL-DANIEL
°AMMAN, Proprietor.
This long-establishwi and well - kn Own 1104 • 1 ,
situated on the washout *enter of tlde
mood, opposite the Courthouse. baring bets
purchased by Daniel Gerstein, he Minion's,
to lb. former patrons of this
and to the traveling public genttlyt= " 4
bee thoroughly refitted his blouse, sod la pin
pared to resider the Most satisfietory essemat.
modatlon td all who may favor his* With thsdr
patronage. No pains will be spored en hire
part to add to the aonvenlenee or ettalthrt of
is guests. All who Mop with Malvin tad
his table abundantly suppilittl with the most
sumptuous fans the didrkeiVillialibrd, done up
In style by the most experienced cooks. Him
Nay Will always contain the ohcriesitt of News.
His Stabling Is the [natio town,suad nineteen's
be attended by. the mat trustworthy and e►
toned.. hostler.. Give him a lid, one aid an,
and he feels confident that ell will be eatiaged
with their enuommedatioa. exoellent
cry is attached to this establishment. whist;
strangers from abroad will find greatly to their
advantage. Tenn
CUMMINGS 'HOUSE.
JAMES . 11. LIPTON,
proprimar.
BELLEFONTE PENNA.
The undersigned, having aseitmed.-
of this nue hotel, would respeetftoll
patronage of the public. He Is prepared In
accommodate guest'', In the beat of "WI% it
wfUl take care that his tables are supplied w ft
the beet In time market. Geed mabioa asamaked
to the hotel, with .carelul and atienZants.
vents. The travling are it:tidied to re
the Cummings Houses call.
N ATIONAL HOTEL
inaarstm. PA.
JONATHAN HRHIIM7t, Proyoriseer.
Having purchased this adonliablii
the proprietor takes pleasure In laibitmling bbjyn
Mende, that he has refitted and refOrnishid It
from top to bottom, mid Is now prepared so commodate travelers and others In • style that
he hop.. will prove not only saitistiotery, but
pleasant.
Hia table and bar, Will not be exellined bYanir
In the country.
Ills stable Is large and new, and Is attended
by experisnoed and attentive taldiers6 1441114 Y
MONTOUR ii_OUR4,44OC.R. liA
.7:ls-4c. W. BIGONT, opmeter.
.
This elegant.NoSai-LacosAishakatown se thli
"Washington Rouse," on 'Neter street, Is now
ready for the reseptkoa of Balton End board
era It has bean elegantly htradelseakend Its
table be always stipaliedWlthlebeet. Wuhan
to book Ham win Vie thAllehatalot
place In the city'. A boa crony=
moots c the ham to ig Naha this
• itn_,
SALE BILL7I NEATLY AND EX
PEDICIODEILY PRINTED
AT THIS OPTION.