fdK -lirxrdE R5 PORTER
FRIDAY Jims 14., I**,!!.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOC4J. NKWfi.-Our ftien.U, *Vry
where, will Sihtigc n by *en<iitm us lx*' i
news of interest ,
CIBCULATIOX. The circulation oi the
KrroaTßa, on this side the county, i
lurircethsn that of all ether twpere In the ]
counts. Business n>en u.il therefore find j
this one the bed advertising mediums, i
VVa invito all interested to conic and in-j
-rout our list for themselves
BXIIITTARCES.— AII motiies tor sub
scription will bo credited on the subscri
ber's address. inch week : by referring to
which our psttxns can at all times see how
their account* siand. and a receipt i* by
this system carried open e*ch copy of the
paper.
Persons in Pen ns valley wanting
any kind of paiuling done, should read
the advert isment of Adam Hild, who
is a skillful jwiintcr.
I. \KiiK 800. —Muster J. T. Raricit,
of Earlystown, brought a hou egg to
this office, measuring 0 by 81-8 inches
in circumference. This is a souud,
democratic Buckalcw egg.
Oi u FIKK INSC I; AKCK Dour AXY
Wc hist week published in our locals
a notice of tho Danville lus. Oontp..
wltivb led some of our readers to
suppose that we were prejudiced
against our owu company. That was a
mere business matter, and our columns
are open to any aud all companies and
all business meu to advertise them
selves —that is what newspaper* arc
for. Bol.iustead of bciug prejudiced
against our own company, wc here
state that we consider the 1 encsvalley
company the cheapest, uiost economi
cal, vilest aud best fireiusuranco com
ratty t* which the people of our val
ley can insure ; we have always thus
regarded it, and those of our peoplt
who insure in foreign companies,
stand in their own light. Its officers
are ctwaen by us aud from among us.
lis expenses arc less than those of any
company we know of, and not a dol
lar cau thus far be shown to have been
misapplied. Our company has al
ways Wit, aud is uow, op the best
looting, aud siuce some of our people
hove been kd into finding fault with
it, ae will append au exhibit as taken
frwn the book* of the company, by
Secretary Shannon, and thus euable
all to sec for themselves. The
company isdil.rvingour warmest en
oouiogconnt, and its officers our ut
mott confidence for their able man- 4
ngcroem.
It will be seen by the statement be •
low, that over four-fifths of the losses
of our company, siuce its organization,
have been upon farm property, ami 1
but a fraction upon town property ;
hence farmers have been mostly bene
fited by having our town property in
sured along with their own, as iu ton iu
it is rated much higher, and with but
few leases so far. The towns have|
been for over four doliats for
fires iu the country, to one dollar for
losses iu the towua, and it will there '
fbrc beseeu thai the U-ot is altogether j
upon the other foot :
LO** I'AIB BT FARMERS' ilrvrxLi
FIKK IXSROAXCK Co., or CENTRE Co , I
PA., JX Corxiax.
jc* a, i>o. Join it m usscr,
ianu-iiouse $ 15 50
Ji'.xf. 27 1861, Margaret A.
Wwwlj, barn OOOIX)
Jiuu- 16. 1862. Jacob Cndo
wab-h<>use _.... 133 S3
Feb. 16, 1863, Will tutu Tbumjwon
barn _ - - 1850 00
Feb 10, 1863, Frederick Seltxar
farru-hooio- 1133 00
Xot. 11 1804, James P. Co barn
barn _ lOOO 00
Jan. 27, 1865, John Svreetwood
barn- l5OOOl,
Jan. 27, 1865, Thomas W-.lf,
bam 100000
Jan. 27, laB&Ueo. W. CampbtH
bam 750 00
May 1, lfct-o Mary Borell,
uuh hot.-e 4000'
Not. 11,1866, William Stump,
bars SMOOO
Aug. 21, 1)838, M. M Mu.-cr.
house fumiture. „ '3OOOO
Aur. 21, 1865, Geo. U ramie.
10u5e.... 08000 '
Aug 36, 1805. J W. Shull,
storegoods and buildiuK 300000 s
Feb. 9, 1868, Batnuel 8. Con do.
bam .. 270 00
Feb. 9,1809, John Hurler
house 30" !
March 16. 1865. John W. Only
barn t&'OO
March 16, 1865, Eliza V. Mitchell.
barn 980 60
Oct 22,1865, Kc v. P. S. Fisher,
burn 93814
Oct 28.1865, William Keller
house . 25 00
Apr. 10. 1871. Levi Stager,
wash-bouse- - 1000J
Oct. 18, 1871, Samuel Krice,
boose ... 29000
Oct 16, John Deutweiier,
house...-...- 20 00
Apr. 27. 1972, Daniel Durst,
barn.. 40 00
Apr. 27.18T2, Uriah Stot er.
wab-buse 4OOO
Slay 26, 1865. J. W. Stemm,
Store bouse— * 50000
Total, $1606157
Loeegs PAID IY Toyrxs.
Jan. 8.1%6. Dai it I Mu ser,
house. BoalsburK . 44 82
Sept. 'tl, 1809, IsresiJ. Grenoble.
bouse. Aaron.-bury6Bo'JO
March 8,1572, Diilen & McKinne
store Pine GTOTC „ 7400 '0
May 16, 1872, Fred Kurt/,
iibrary 4cc., Centre Hall - 12500
Total icMOsi
Cock A Kuamtts loss on store not yet
trusted.
The total amount of assessments, since
organization f the company, being
14yearf, is 22 per cent, nn premium
notes, while the Lycoming company
assessed 171 per cent, in one year alone,
'lake any company youcau find, with
any five consecutive year#, nud you
will find flieir assessments much high
er than tboae of our company for the
corresponding years. The percentage
of tax paid by towns, in our OWD com
pany, is 36i, while their losses are on
ly 19 per cant.
Now what can be more gratifying,
particularly to our farmers ? This is
a better showing up than any com
pany can make that insures farm
property exclusively. In some com
panies you pay when you insure, for *up
poted lueses, five years ahead—and it
there be no losses, you have paid for
them notwithstanding ;in our com
pany you pay a trifie when you take
Jut a policy j and if there fire no fires,
J ou pay'nothlng farther.' Look at it
s you will,' people of Peuusvalley,
and you save money by insuring in
j'oUC oyvu hopie company.
From I llinois the reports of the win
ter wheat are yety good, from Michi
poor, frojp'phio fair, from Penn
sylvania uu average, from Indiana
gootf, while from palifornia we are ill
formed that the acreage planted has
heep largely increase*), and the appear
apca pf the' prop is excellent- From
the Sop in the reports are yery favora
ble, and new wheat has already made
its appearance in the markets of At
lanta and Chattanooga.
CfBCULXTK THE POCOMRMTS —The
democratic cause cannot be aided bet*
tpr ' jiy' democratic
papers'(tyring the pfesenf campaign.
will flEfpftTEH one of
the best campaign papers in the cen
tral part of the state, at 75 in cents ad
vance, until after the presidential
election. Friends send us names —
every subscriber can be the means of
getting us names, and thus ad
vance the democratic canse.
The locusts are getting uoisy herea
bout*.
We had several fine showers of rain
inside the l*t 10 da vs.
The crops are poor, lint half even
can le looked for. The hay crop will
H'SO be less than we are accustomed
to. There is some piof|cct of having
a tolerable fruit crop
BacksuuJing subscribers to tbeKe
poller, do please pay up. we nerd some
money.
Subscribe for the Reporter tor tho
campaign.
Hoist ihu v i s arc hcginuiug to give
false names when arrestid, tlius en
deavoring to throw odium on reepecta
blccitiaeii* On the 25th of May a fel
low was at rested at Belleville and
lodged in our jail, eburged with steal
ing a horse from CleuiM-n A La port, of
Rock Spring, CcnUe county, lit
gave his name us "William Go**,'
who is a reepcelable cm ten rf Rock-
Spring, but war subsequently ideuli
find by Missis. Oemaoii aud W. K.
Mi Williitius us a vciMiudrct in.innl J.
11. Daub, of 1- aiuUvillc. Iliintiugdeii
county. Huitgtng is too good f. i
such a rascal.— Letei*tt*rH Lh m
A Snct.i'-KiLLi H CAHUIT.—Ot.w
uight a tbw weeka ago. says the L wi>
tow.i True Democrat, five slict |> tw
louging to Mr. Kucpp, of IX-cattir
township, were killed and two badly
bitten; and from the fact that cue
of them had been carried off bod
ily over four eigkt-rwi! fence-*, it was
readily surmised that a bear had been
the perpetrator of the outrage. Accord
ingly Mr. Knepp uaaintid by Dauiel
Peter erected a pen with a view to
trapping tbe monster; and *ure
enough on Monday of la-t week there
he was fast in the pen. He was a bear
ol uncommon size, beiug 4 feet high
and 7 feet iu length. Whan killed he
furnished 215 lbs dressed meat, aud
2 lbs, lard. His bide weighed 28}
lbs. aud one of his teeth wat 3} inches
in length.
The Supreme Court of Peupsylva
nia has ju.-t decided that "the use by
a citizen of public ways is that of trwn
sit oulv —louugers who occupy tho
public frighway are obstructions of the
public right of way, aud suisaucee."
WASTKD —A GOOD jour tinner can find
a good job in ihu place at gix-d wanes.
For further particulars apply ftl this of
fice. 2t.
TOWN ill IP AUDITORS
I REPORT.
Samuel Haru-r Supervisor of .->!><) of
Gregg twp, l'ur the year enilir.fr JeTi
April Blh 1r72 DR.
To amount of duplicate sStt2 iii
From former duplicate 13 U)
Rec'd vf J. O 8-.'. key 27 28
Total '.<32 61
UB
By amount of work done on roads 470 24
Exoneration* allowed 3 65
Percental on StSidS B 42
26ft 2 inch plan it 76
Hi* services 83 75
Balance due fes n-h;p 37'J 90
Jacob WhitleatLer
your 1872 in account with Greg* twp.,
April Bth To amount of duplicate 11 82
By amount of w< rk dona on roads
during year 567 87
Exonerations • 2 77
Percentage 58 <JB
His services 25 1©
Paid to Phillip Kemp for work 11 50
By cash paid this day 340 a0
Balar.ce due township 173 37
James Grove per George Korman
Over>eer of Gregg tap., for the year 1871.
To amount <>f jupli. ate in hands 684 90
To cash of Fred Rcnniuger 16 5n
Total GOO 40
Credit Rot.ninger
lir amount paid for kepping pau-_
pers JS 20
" *' " for 11. P. Knarr 7 IV
" " " for S. Brown 1,61 SO
" " " to I}, f. V'an Val
rah 63 79
'• " " for Sarah J£eigU-r 7W)
'* " *• A. Shannon £n suit
with twp , 16 79
" " " J Hagen for serv
ing supoen* 100
" ~ •' Wt. Hickman
Overseer 3D tlO
** Exoneration'' <> Ins duplicate 300
" P. rentage for collection 29 09
• Hi* -ervice* 1209
Balance uyt- township 141 4'J
To la I CW 40
Wm. Heckman Oversee r of the poor fur
the year 1e72 I)K.
To amount of duplicate for collec
tion 443 SO
•* " RtCeived of Gee Kor
man WOO
" Received ol Peter Wai
ver's i -tatc 21 60
Total 566 80
CR.
Bv amount paid for keeping pau
pers 479 68
Exonerations 310
Percentage for collection 22ll
Ills services 9000
Balance due township 3201
Total 506 80
Audited Aprilßth 1872.
W C M COOL
JOM.V GaovK
Auditors
The A,dine for June is the uiott Amer
ican oi nil magazines It contain* three
pa£o original illustration* of American
Purest Scenery, by Moran, Nehlig, and
ii IWJ. Morau has selected tho primitive
forest, and given us a ctiinp*-- of ft* wilder
ness and grandeur la is subject is "K wa
-itid. The Strong Mail. 1 ' in the "Song of
Hiawatha." nnd he handle* it mugnificent
ljr, Willi all the strength and noacofthc
eatravngnncc of Dure. Nehlig has select
ed Colonial forest, so to speak, and ba<
given us a giimpto o! its suii-iy opening-,
roofed with foliage. Jra*.cd with vines,
caipvted with flower*and moss, and peo
pled with happy birds. Jiis subject i*
Campbell's "Gertrude of Wyoming, ' the
spirit of which he ha.- reuii/.cd in his fig
ures ef Gertrude and Aibut, who were
rambling through the wood* in fanciful
Indian garb, flows has selected llse for
ests of the Adirondack*, and ha* given us
n glimpse of the pines of the Kachutte.
The rest of the illustration* are of various
degrees of merit, the most noticeable being
Davis's ' Ku.i.y Day, ' of Longsfeilow's
poem of that name, and a characteristic
design. Stephens, tor one of v£>op's tab
les. 1 lie publishers arc dames button A
j£o., 20 Liberty Street, A. Y , and tho
price is Sj.UO. Including Oil ejifomo.
"Godey's Ladies Book," for June, is a
handsome number, us usual. Oodey i*
deservedly the standard ladies magaaiue
of America.
The '•Nursery,'' for June i* received,
and while all proceeding number* were
pretty, yet thi* p-c ahead, a* i* attested
by the delight with which it wo bandied
by our juvenile*. Only $1.40 per year,
published at Boi-ton.
The "Little Corporal," f" r June, i
very attractive in Stories Poetry and pic
ture*. Among the leading article* are
The New England B<>y Parmer, C'harle*
Dudley Warner, of the Hartford (Jourant;
The Down Hill Principle, by J. B. T.
VI ur-h, editor of the Advance ; and Poem*
by Susan Cooiidge, G--e. Cooper, Laura
W. Ledyard. the illustration* are nu
inerot# and -very fine. ■ Hereafter every
subscriber is to receive a beautiful new
Cbromo, entitled "(herrie* are Kipe. '
Teinu, SI.OO ayear, and 10 cent* for pott
age on Chrorao. Add re*#, John E. Miller,
Publisher, Chicago, Illinois.
THE SCIENCE or UKAUH, a usw first
class magazine, li devotfcd'to all that per
tains to the Preservation of Heslrh and By
gienic Treatment of Disease. It will teach
the right use of nature's remedial and hys
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times its price to any family in which it
may be read in doctor's bill*.
S. K. Wells, publisher, New Y orlc ~""
if.onthly, $2 a year.
Appeals will be bold at the Commis
sioners' office in Bellefonts for the differ
ent townships, on the followingdsys, vis:'
On Monday June 10th, 1872," Miles,
Haines, Penn, Gregg and Potter town
ships. -•••••
On Tuesday June 11th Harris, Fergu
son, Hulfmoon, Tattoa and Walker town
ships. " 1 ' ' -
On Thursday June 13th, Boggsand Miles
burg Boru, VJriidrv and union' tbwnth p,
Umouville Boro, IlUstdn iirtd H'ortji town
ships.
burg Euro.
On Mondav Juw 17th, EU#£out Euro,
j. a. BANKET,
8. F. FOSTER,
Attest: Com'rs.
WM. FURY Clerk. mny24-6t.
A Bill to KMublish A Military l><*
poUtn.
No effort will lw spared to pniw th
bayonet election law, which still hag
tire in the hoaer. Grant's noiuiiiatioi
at Philadelphia will b the signal fori
new attempt to whip in the Kepuhlii-ni
member* who have thu tar objected t
giving hiiu the power to re elect lum
relf. Among the modes of doing tin
business, the billowing is mentioned in
the New York Express •
"It is reported in Wnahiegtou thai
Senators Kellogg, Cnnkling,Chuudler
Pomeroy, Edmund*, ami othar Grant
men, have decided to intimidate tin
South into the support uf Grant by a
resolution to tegiettl the rule heretofore
prohibiting any amendment* to any
measure nut germane, from being
placed ujiou a bill at any time. It t
the intention of ad tuiti tat ration Sent.®
tors to place upon the Sundry Civil
Appropriation lull what is kuouu as
; the KII Klux bill, so heavily detested
' in the House. This move will succeed
in theSeuaie, and, if the House refuses
and allows the Appropriation bill to
i fail, the administration eanal will in
sist upou a new acawiou to l> > ailed by
tbe President. It is supposed by Sen
ators that the House w ill be o anxious
to get away Unit, under the whip aud
spur of the adiiiinisiratioii nnd the Sen
ale, it w ill accept theKu Klux aiuend
nient and |>OM the bill. If the bill
fails, the Senators think that tlu< blame
I will attach to the lower House.
A trick like this needs but to be ex
posed to be denounced ; but it shows
the despeiuliou of the C rsui men.
No more conservative rule was ever
adopted, norone more ee*ouomical than
this which forbids extraueous subjects
being forced upon the i'ivtl aud Diplo
matic bill. If there was ever any
doubt before, is must be clear now that
tho Grant men simply mean to re en
act the Ku-Klux law, in order to se
cure the reelection of their chief. Aud
herein,is another proof of what is ineaut
by Civil Service Reform."
We Imvc no doubt that this or sotue
other device will be resorted to by the
a Jhereu:s of the adtuiuistration. The
true aim of the original Ku-Klux leg
islation was to get tbe control ol the
elections. The proviso that the act|
should expire with the session was a
mere blind, as is showu by the attempt
to extend it, in a time of profound (ran
quilily, when the only exciting event
in proapect is Grant's own canvass.
Let every Democrat, and every oth
er man in the House who is true to free
civil government, staud tirmly up fur
it now. We remember the time wheu
the Democrats aud Conservatives of
the House, lod by Jobn J. Crittenden,
passed one whole nighi jn roll calls,
lather t ian submit to injustice, aud
fiually carried their point. The pre
rut oue is a thousand fold more im
portant to tbe country. If the par
tisans iu Congress of Grant'? election
are able to say to him, "do us you
please," it is equivalent to having no
election. It is, substantially, the es
taoli-huH-ut of a military despotism by
act of Congress
Are They Mud?
Gram's camp followers in (A u cress
act as if they had been struck with iu
sanity, says the bun. in the Senate
on Friday night lipst lite lyontt Elec
tion law, was eulatgcd so as to be ap
plicable to every election district and
parish in the country, was added by
the majority to the Sundry Appropria
tion bill, it could nut under the rules
of the Senate be attached thereto This
objection was overruled by Senator
Anthony of llhodc island, who ana in
the chair, and on au appeal Anthony's
ruling W£; sustained. Afterward,
Poaieroy of Kama* being in the chair,:
Mr. Sumner moved to add an addi
tional amendment to his Civil Eights,
bill. This not being a jmrt of the
conspiracy! Poioeroy coolly ruled that
it could not be admitted because it w*.
notUfermanc, and on a new appeal the
majority sustaned this ruling!
Thus the bayonet Election law was
sent to the house of Ecpresentatires a?
part of au indispensable appropriation
hi I. There ou Saturday the Oppoai-
"* r v 7'
tiou members made u gallant roie
tancc to all attempt# to carry it for
ward toward its parage; ami fiitull\
the subject was refuted IJ a couf-|*wrt
commit ice, on the- grounJ that thetwc
House# could uot agree.
We trust that it this coufi-rrr.ee com
mittee should rt-commcud the paa#ag
of this appropriation hill aithsuch a
rider, the struggle in the House will b
maiutaiued to the latest moiueut by
every parliamentary nit aim. It is s
thousand time# better that an appro
priathn bill should fail than that tin
whole people should be bouud banc
and foot, giving Omit ths power to re
elect himself by the help of bayonet
in 1872, 1876,1880, and so forth, ai
he lives.
It is possible that this atrocious, odi
ous, revolutionary iuw may beenactcc
and put in force in spite of all opposi
lion; but it should be fought in Con
gress uncompromisingly to the end
Alter that we will try the question be
fore the people.
If these madmen think that they
can make Grant President for a aecoik
term by such a method, they will lean
better before November. This elec
tion must be decided by ballots an<
not by bayonets. The endeavor t<
establish in this country a system o
voting under military control wil
arouse in the people a flame of iudig
nation that will soou appall Grunt urn
his subservient followers in Congress
Let them try it if their desperatioi
dares to go so far. It will give Hor
ace Greeley a hundred thousand ma
jority iu New York, and secure to hin
the electoral votes of at least thirt;
Btates.
Important iJecition Loncrrniny So!
dim' Bounty.
Washington, June 2. — Uoa. KB.
French, the second auditor of treasu
ry has decided, in the case of the ap
plications of discharged soldier* be
lougiug to the Pennsylvania reserves
for the SIOO bounty uuder'the pro :
visions of ihe act of April 22, 1*472,!
that'they are not entitled, as it ap
pear* from the records of the adjutant
general's office that although the re
serves enlisted and weie enrolled in
the state servjec (U oomuienecment'
of the rebellion, yet the auditor, in
the adjustment of claims for bounty |
under the act referred to, must be gov
erned by the date of enrollment and!
into the United States service it a ob
tained front the records of the war dc-l
purtmeut. This decision is contrary
to all the previous of the de
partment, and by thisarbitary declar
ation the bulk of Pennsylvania vol
unteers are cut off from the benefits
of the act referred to. An attempt
will be made' by 'feiinsylyatjia con-!
gress.aeu probacy to' overcome fhe
difficulty by legislation, but the close
of the session approaching sei near will
in ail probability! prefluqo any reme
dy. '
T~t -W-T _
Kven among the Shakers strifes and;
euvyiugs agitate the huinau breast.
Here is one ex-Elder F. D. Blateiuan
who baa just seceded from the Shakers
after a communion of twenty years or
go, and who has brought away with
him a very contemptuous opinion of
■ li* remit colleague*. He woe|w hi*
Woe* upon the faithful lioauiti of Ihe
r 11utlson Register. The cx-ehlcr'astyle
„i not Aildinninu, atul ore not en
, tirely elenr, even a Her he hit* *tnt**l
, them, what hi* grievances are. For
, one thing, the community paid him
, 1100 for leaving it, ami this <uin he
sayl i "three times a* lunch ntheav j
• eiage paid to iwoetletv The general
J mtanncas of the community may be
.proved by this comparison, hut it
J seem* to iis that the rebuke of it doe*
'not lie in the mouth of the man for
whose sake the community ha* opened
' it* bowel* and iupom siting* to three
time* tin usual extent. Also,''broth
ren and si-ters hall not -hake hands
wim eauli * thrr under any oil cum
(stance*," "or talk after going t Ik-I
' Kissing.' according to the U> V Mr
niwackuitt, "i* the prologue to u
play," and it maV he that tl v uluind
utit euutiou ol the Shaker eldera de
teefa dangerous tendencies in hand
shaking. Their caution may nct tn to '
the uuregeiit rate mind rather over (
strained; hut clearly man who i
overwhelmed I y a chruuic or even an
joccasional yearning to -luk. hand*
with the finale of his specie* ought;;
not to join u Shaker comiuuuity. Ol •
j course ngid rule* are iiece-mtry to',
jmaintain so rigid n system a* that ul -
the Shakers, uud if the yoke gall* the
neck of any tuetubei lie tins the right
which Mr. Btukrinau has exercised to t
retire from it. Hut we Jo not see that
lie has any businees to make nil ado *
about mi oppiessioii which it is always j
in his power to ti rniiuate. fhe more
amply lie prove* that the organisation \
is an and UII j
natural body, the mure plainly be
writes himself down an tia* tor having |
oitied it and remaining so long in it.
Henry Wilson's real name Is Jere
miah CoiUtlh, ami he hmi it change!
by no act of the legislature to Henry
Wilaoo.
Terrible Toi undo in Ohio (juim-y
Nearly Destroyed -L<*N of Life.
CINCINNATI, Juue B,— A terrible
tornado paused over BelleUintiiuc lust
night, tearing treua ami unrooting
houses in tie towns of Dvgrulaid
Quiucy, Ohio. The laller pluce was
nourly destroyed, aud fifty penwn*
were injured. At Degrnf tcu or twelve
btiildiugs iuru dvelroyed, the Melho
ulist church being utterly destroyed.
Mrs. Roll ami two childrcu were kill
ed.
Storm in the West
Chicago, Juue P.—Further reports con- i
ocrniag the araat storm of Thursday night
lip jCej.irul Illinois, show thnt r.u immense
amount ot tUningc wa> done in Peoria.
Knot, and other iouulic* IN llial section
of (he Bute. The destruction of biidgc*
oil country roads h: be. n ur,ir.l. It,
the city of Peoria, leuee. and tr< es were
blown down, tip! cellars {illcil with water
Every railroad out ylibut city .Liferod
more or leas, and no trains left yesterday.
The Chicago, Burin gloii and (juincr rail
road had about four uiile# of It- trail, and
many bridges swept assy. The Toledo.
Peoria and Wabash road also suffered
severely, losii gut.e bridgo of liu net in
length. The towi: Hilton r almost entire
ly under water. Ttib ml-st singular cir
cumstance of the storm I. the running up
stream of the Illinoia river. The uu- ,
nense Volume of anter that passed, into ,
the stream ha* created a bac kwater, and
there is a strong current running north
ward. The riser last night was still ris
ing rapidly, and fear* aye entertained of
-eriou* datnage.
An ioiioner of ;t uul* i* exempt
from liability if not served with no
tice of its di.-bouor within twenty-
four houis of its non-payment.
A ploi idn jstii 110 l having had an
iuriiate in four years, the commission
ers haw turned it into a corn crrb.
DEATHS
On Bib int., at Aarontburg. Mrs. Om
da. widow- o*" JosepJ. Coudo, uted about Tt ,
years
MARRIAGES.
On the 2 June, William Krepps, of
Centre Co., to Miss Mary K M ilanamv,
of Mifiliu poanty.
ATIAW HILD.
PAINTER, M,oo. r..
offers hi* service* to tiie iiliteni of Mifflin
and Centre counties, in
llouwt-, Sigii ami UriimeiiHtiil
l*alif lug.
ulm>. ALL KINDS of GRAINING.
Orders respectfully soilsited, oti-fuction
guaranteed, or n< p.y. June Tth .y.
Valuable Farm
at Private Sale
Tho undersigned offers at private rale,
a rain ible Farm, aituated in Gregg town
ship. Crntro county, near the railroad dc
fotat Spring Mills, nnl belong!: { t<> the
e>tat< of hloubeth Noese, dee d.
This farm contains
tbSt ACKEs FA KM L AND
of which fiOncrws are well tiinhered.
Thereon are erectsd two dwelling
Jttß hou-es, with Barns and ail necessary
outbuilding* Fruit <>f nil kinds and an
nbur.d tnce of water on the pri iiii.ps The
land is under u high slate of cultivation,
uwaaaoegth ■ beatn the vail, j.
Forfurt.ier information apply to
JA A. 1). UKNTZILL
one of tire Administrators, near Spring
Mill*. June 14. tf.
LIGHTNING SAWS
at -Manufacturers prices. For rale by
W. J. MMANIGAL,
inay 31.8 m Aliiroy.
TlfASXll'. We will ,;i\i energetic
Ty mcu and women
BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY
from St to $8 per day, can bo pursued nt
your own homes, and is strictly honorable
Sen I for samples that will enable you to
go to Work at once.
Address J. LATHAM k CO.,
2H2 Washington St, l>.ton. Mats.
June 7. &t
Just Arrived.
Just Arrived.
Call and See
Call and See
WOLFS
Stuck
of New
(MNMIS.
Cuine and Bar
gains.
Assortment
full and complete.
|
Dry Good", (Jrocyies, No
tions, Hardware, Ready-made
(Uuiliiiig, and thPH'OtlPo of
atbT articles
Cflfiff RaL HuTKL. Corner of Third
/ and Chestnut Street, Mifflinburg, Fa,
John Showers, Proprietor,
It* Central Location make* it particularly
desirable to persons visiting Town on
business or pleasure.
H. A. Taylor's Ltvery Attached.
jun23,ly
U KKCANTILK APFK AISKMINT
, ilvl kiit uf Ihilen of fonl(ii lid Do
me tii Mert linndLe, liquors, Ac , la IVn
' Its county for the year IKT'J, uhj#et to
. payment of ||i vine.
I IIKI.LKPONTK BONO.
■ iti (*•( era-*
it.. oh May A I eH>b #uu ui to
, John Hoffer I"<" II
j loaepli A Bro Kill) tl
J .till U Awl . j 14
I ohii Montgomery ... 7UU 14
(Z")lr A Jsrrst ll)l*4 I>L
Fiank l' Blair 07 uu U
| Imau Ouxttikslinrr. i> <j Li
' Ahraham SuMtwan ........ 7 iVi i4|
A Foncurt ... Til) 14i
Zimmerman Bro* A Co lVfiO LJ
J. hn Braekbitl 7 <ii 14
Edward Graham A 5ib.....„ 7'X' II
' John Sweeney. .. ... 700 14
I Lyon 4b Co .... ... ...... .. WOP la
UOHotT.r . 7 II
I.inn A Wil*vn • JUbO l-t(
Itnrp. r A It Ml- . 1 ** tap II
I' l Krll. r . ..... I'M IV
\\ in M to in a *. CO 14
lturiuide >V Thoiaai ... IfiUt II
K l* (irei'ii . .. In u l.i
J A J Harri- , uju lu
J 11 .Sand* TH 14
liiilil A Oiult .. 10UO |a
J \V CcHik Lf.'S) IV
II V StiUor. 7ul I; 1
to org* O llrit-u 7 it' 14
It H \ eager . - 7ui
I) *1 \\ agnar A Son .. . SOU in ,
Frybcrger A Uriin - lUto 1: .
John 8 lain burger .. 7 Oil 14
Jamc* Welch 1UI
John IVmr. 7 '■*) 14 1
Wstaler A Twitiuojcr 7" 14 '
Sehroyer A Sun 710 H '
Sochlur At a loin )1
N Buck 7 O.i 14 ,
M L* Priet 7 UO 14
Mr. N K Dare 7U 14*
J m Parsoiu 700 141
Mi Mary 1. M* Bride 7Ui J4
J 1. Keiaeii'tein 7 4a* 14j<
WiL.nA Hah* BfO 10M
P MoUaflhity Too I4|t
■I K A C T Alexander 7l*' 14 1
Shortlidge A Co 7 un 14'
YY H WiikLou ACo Billiard 6000 tv
U li Aline do 40on ®j
IIF.N N tR TWP. .
Lswii. Has* fl&ttl 11
Bt'BNSIOETWP
Uccrgu it It oak $lO 00 IB
UOUG3 TWP,
I J It Curtiu s:k'&o H
, McCoy 'A Liuti I'd 60 12
CI'HTIN TWP.
Webber A Singer STOo 14
FKItfaUSOM TWP.
1 1 Shorb Stewurd ft Co f'JOOft 10
Tlo nia* Uoliuger lOUi IB
\ J Milltelll £ Co lOUI IB
' J HuiiUp ft Co 10 Ui 13
t John L Mu*er 714
, A Sample ft Son 12/* It'
t;J It Smith ft Son 7 00 14
UitEGP TWP.
8 Philip Shook $lO U 16
It H Duncan U'U li
S J It Fisbei 1260 IS
11 AIRES TWP.
Philips Gross f lOnu IB
KFFilip* 10 uu It:
' M M Mu.*r 10 00 lit
Sbcui Spigt-iftiyrr ft rops 12jo 1".
IIAKIIIS TWP
J U llab n Agent S7OO 14
j UP Taylor 7 00 14
' A Ktneir 12 60 12
; Cyrus Wason 71*1 14
i ft t. UouMt 7 Oil 14
' Cook ft Krcafner lOUI 14
S II Stover ll'lO I.!
' J J price 110 14
| George Jack ft S *n 7 tn 14
Shiobcrvvr ft J rdan 7 00 14
. Da,del lies* lOUU Id
lUU MOOR TWP
> IIS Thomson Slum lit
1 J V Gray 12 60 12
James Love 10 00 Id
HOWARD TWP
K C LoathClt ' S7OO 14
HUSTON TWP.
LH'N*E CLASS
John I Thompson SIOOO Id
J 4 Williams lOUU 13
Lvi W omcr 7tki 14
Hoover, Davi- ft Co 7U' 14
r E Griaatft Co Too 14
ÜBLKTT TWP.
John liricklv ' $7 0 14
Jnnics Si KoOk* *7 (( 14,
Jan.es yuiggly L'UJ Id
MILES TWP
T X Wolf 7 Oo 14
is >' Frank it Son R'oo
Miller V^ka;ft Pp fuou id
MAKIuN Twp.
' Ycarick ft Son 70l' 14;
H K Wiltou 700 l4i
PF..VX TWP.
Kersteter ft Krtle $7 00 ll!
j Alexander ft Br s IblA* Idl
K C UempUll 700 141
J snook 1000 It,
I Jacob KLenhuth 7 00 14
John D Fool 7 00 14
POTTER T W P
Hnrlacbcr ft Cronmillar sloof 14
I Win Wolf 12 00 12
jStrom ft Nwnrt* 7 u> 14
Wm Arimigost 7on 14
i Philip- ft Gla- goo 7U 14
it K Kliiith lOUU id
K 1 Bii-biu 7 00 II
' Grail ft Thompson loOU 1 .
IGU Dmningir ji
J A Keepmun
KBSH TWP.
John Xuttlc a Co sV<oj 11
|K M Sturbrant 700 It
Peter .Smith 7 V J 4'
Levi Gear hurt 7 (At 41
W J Jaik-wii 'J 00 In
John Miller ft Son ll 00 la
bPULN'O TWP.
P 8 Beverly $7 00 14
.1 D Miller 71*' 14
PATTOX TWP.
! Mis* Kate Murray $7 Oo 14
M 0 i >. Bros in 14
PUILirSKVRG IVH'.O
DG Hirliugor $71 If 1
D C Jamison 7 o>*
; Irvia ft Munaon 12 75. 42
Margaret Condo 7tti 44
J S McCartney 7 UI It
WCMcCutchM loon Id
ocar Adams 700 14
Daniel Ayre* 7 W 44
J J Wig tinmen 7 \f > 14
I M is* K Peter* 7 00 14
J A Lfthr 7 ID 14
i M G Rook 7 00 14
W H McCau-Uud . 44
llunkin L Williams 7 At 44
Allport ft He rring 7 uu 44
T It Hwitr.er 7 14
W a iron ft Miller 12 60 12
Gil Deiglcrft Co 1260
Mi* C Dureoss 7 00 14
James A Gnnoe 7 on 14
Kmaiiuel Bolinger 7 00 14
i James Morrison Tiki 14
i Kepler, Dubre gL'o 2600 V
' T J Meyers 7 Uti 14
4'rwiik A Hutten 7(JU i 4
IJ U McKinney 10 til lit
GSFlagal toon Id
Mr*. L Mauley 100 14
' Josephine fa'li.gal 7 00 11
E T Gray 7 wt 14
K T lUrber 7 00 14
| Kurd S Dubrce 7tW 14
MILESCrno BOROUGH.
John Hibhler $7 00 14
MrsllOHyinnn 7 00 14
J I! Hnhn iOU) 18
4 Brady 7 00 14
I* II H'.upt 7 <W 14
A K Peters • 10"0 18
A T iogg " 00 JO
J S I'riiiilfiiul 1000, J8
HOWARD BORO.
5 p Kline $7 00 14
Joseph Rover 7 <*• 14
Jenkins ft Webber i O' 18
Killer Webber I'i -'ill i 2
itobert Coulee I*l U) 18
Lucas A In 7"i H
l T BORO.
Cri, * A Rnmburgor slol*l 18
Alexander & floaty M
Nathan Herly 7**o 14
SNOW SHOK T\\ P.
May, Loeb <fc Co |A)Ol 10
A B Sherer 7 00 14
ilcrburl V> lHnui 7 *>• 14
J II Crlssman 12 fill 12
Nicholas Bower* ItMXI 18
David Ret. 7 00 14
Nnrah II Crbsman 7 00 14
TAYLOR TWP.
John Coponhaver $7 <<• 18
J S Fink 7 00 14
WORTH TWF.
VOnty 87 00 14
11 \V Hoover 7rt 14
WALKKRTWP.
Houston & Rodger* $lO 00 18
llenrv Brown HI 00 18
S U it Tearirk ICIUI iH
An appeal will be litdd i*l tip' OiMptni.
►ioner.'otHwy ip iMlrfojite, n JuneWtl
IH7J HKMRV NULL.
Appraiser.
d\ A UTUlN*—Having purchased the
V.y following articles at eun.liible sale,
oil g&th of May, last, a. the property of
Jonathan Beehtol, of Gregg twp., the im
der.igned hereby lets the same iu the pos
session of .aid Jonathan Bochtol, at his
pieasure, and therefor* cautions all per
sons against meddling with the same,
namely, 1 cooking stove, 1 1 cup
board, 2 tables, 2 beds, cb&io, i oh est, 1
bookcr.se, \ dcughthty, 6 thoats.
£ino7.*t. V J-AMESTOMAS.
ComnilNNioiinr
W* am authorised to aanouncs ths
iiame ui (George Meyer, of Ferguson tw|.,
a a candidal* for county comiiilioni r,
•uhjaw't to the dei'Lioii or ths deiuix'iatie
county couvri.tion
I'rolhoiiolniy.
| \\ v ai i.uihoritrd to announes the
11 Bun-of .1 ohii Moran, of Bidlcfotue, a*
candidate tor Prothonotary, xuhject to
jdscUion of the democratic county eon*ca
tion.
Wo are authorised te anomiice that
; Aawm William*, of Itcilefonts wilt Im a
'candidate tor Proihonmnry, *u'ijwt tothe
,'decision of the democratic cownty conven.
| lion
SlicrifT
i
\V arc bU'.horietai " announce the
nam* of leo S Iloy. of Marion twj> . u> a
Icaii.ticate ft r Bheriif. luhjeet to the decis
ion oi iln* d<< w<>cr to- uiumy convention.
\\ o uie iiUilo<rie<-d i ann oiuce the
funne ot .Lit 'h tiottorl, of Hnrri* twt., a>
candidate for aherilf, rubj' et to the Jo
eiion uf the dciiiocJatic county com oi lion.
Wo are authorised touniiounce the moitr
of ltmry Noll, uf .wpring tp., a* i n<lniai.
I't.r •i.otilT, uhje. t lo iho d'Oidon of il<
deiioHraiic couuiy couveaUwA.
We are authoridced lo entouince the j
lieuieitß. F lirewu, of Birri*'.wp •< n
• andidute fur herilt, subject to the do. it
ion of the democratic county ouiiventiun
•. o are authorised to announce the name
of lioniaiuiu bhafor, of Wulk>-r lap at a
caiolidulo lor Shot id, uhj. el lo the ileci*-
loii ot tho deiouviatic county en nvoiition
We aru uUlltoriscd to Miittounc e the aaine
ot Alox. Shantii'ii, of t'catro Uail a a can.
didale for Nheritl, auhjeel to the d.wi*iOß
uf tlic d in our a tie c> unty convention.
We nre authorised to anuouio .the name
ot John Npansler, ofC'eatre Hall, a- a can
didate tor bhelifT, tuhjeit to the ilta itiuii
of the deuiouratie ewunvy convention.
BXLLIFOIf I KMAUK F.'IH
• Corrected by C. D Keller.
tVhite 7heat Sl.'Jp, Bed ..Rye
Tfx Coin tit) ... Uat* fit) Barley Go !
70. Clu /ereed 6,00 potato** 46, <
laird per (town>• A Pork per pound Oh
Butter V 4. ..... Ktfs 16 Platter perton
sl4 Tallow H...,. Bacon h ..... liaui IV
LEWIBTOWN MAHKKTS
White wheat V,llf ..lltd wheat 1,76... Hj'C
76 Corn 00 l>au 66 Barley til
Clove raced 4,00 Tiinuthyaecd, H6O
Salt V 60per sack,.
Bacon lUe Ham 10 Butter 34 .. Keg*
|Pi Planter V fit)
US El
iMOTHfW
"faiqt u uu ir
Wo, Sara, Vomit ni Laaeaeu.
x BUY IT I TRY ITI
cd fcue, . UM fan Sure Q JT
Far MHJURASTIM, . . .UM HI? Curtim.
For IFLBILTPA, . . . . UM fci? CuafOil.
For Fev\SOß, . . . .UM fais CJH QiL
For CholriV tyorbui, . UM Pai| mitt Oil
For SprunaV . . . . UM Oil.
For HtatiadieV . . . UM jm Cure QiL
for Bruises, . V . . Use Curt Oil
For Corns sad Bultat, (Jaffa r, Curt Oil
For 4ny Sore, . X. U(e fa* Curt OiL
For Lameness, JM Curt Oil
ABD FT gram LU -*O.l
M/Vl* Jcairo
Ask far FAIII/ODIE OIL Af M sU. far
WRFUUMT IT TO BEIT
|l U twt IJ*( HIMII I-- r# iMwkU'l • MUU
y^rU.TVu'Kir^TY.
Jr s&d H rfaaa u,.( 01. to tea.
y4u bj U DraagMs aaO lwaln is M-b
rn :. m rura.
IkttUM 4 tATO. hamiioH.
*M*ia. r
N'f\vClolliingSt(i|-e
A. STERNBERG,
engaged to manage for 1 1.. Kei/.cnuUiin.
in the corner buildine VJlioffi-r - .
•tore, BeljefwSUv ha* HUtlbM am
Clwihiog store where the l->t bargain* in
the county are offered.
$7 50 to 815 for Sulf* uf the fin
ost Casslmero.
UATS, CAPS
and a fall and w**oiiiuent of ev
ery thkg in the line of Clothing. •
Turn lulling (ioads
dl duvilly from their own manufactory.
Alo.
Jnwclry, Halvhea, At.
Tiiey have engaged their old clerk, Mr.
A. M< rubcrg. so well ki, iwn the people,
ait J who wilt l<u pk-astd t • tee Ins old
frui.ds. apotf
Pii-coguod* of every di criptioa, sold
iiar to i!, ble i-vcrybodv to have hi* eloih
iiig tui.de to order.
A. BFSSMAN
LEATHER & SHOE FINDING.
jilt lowcr rvxiin. No. 1. Bath'* Mock, where
i ho ki*| on htad stock of
WHITE and II El) LEA Til EH
ami lIAHXEBS.
Kips ant! CalfSkins
Frt'Uch and C'.ty Finish.
BTBI Mi LK AT II KR, S II O K
FINDINGS OF KVKRI DK
SCHIPTION.
Raw I liilrs
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Trunks ami
Valises
I
OF ALL KIN Da
RAW FURS, of nil hinds lwught
and highest price paid.
Clover and
Tiinoihy Seed
always (taught and <>n hand*. WHKAT
ami iI.\TS specially bought and the high
er! ( V-It price paid.
Go P> Susinan', there you can buy
cheaper than elsewhere. everybody
know, whoever dealt with him. lie lets
no one off without a good bargain.
Next door to Hu*>inan'a i* tno cheap dry
good* o.tahlUhnient of Isaac Guggenheim
cr. aps.tf.
Stoves! Fire IStov's!
At Andy Reewnaiia,Gealre Hull, are
latest and bent stoves out, he has just
received u large lot of
Cook Stoves, the l'ioncer Cook,
the Eclipse Cook,
the Reliance Cook,
PARLORS— The Radiant Right, self-fee
der, Um Bitrnar, National Kgg,
Jewell, itr.
He sells stoves a* LOW a* anywhere
iri Mifflin or Centre co. -4*3
TIN AND SHEETIRON WARE
The undersigned hereby Inform* the
eitiauns of Feunavalley that ne ha. pur
cha.ed the Tinshop heretofore carried on
by the C. 11 MCg Co., and will continue
the same, at the old *taud, in all its branch
en, in the manufacture of
MTOVE PIPE A SPOITIMJ.
All kinds of repairing done. He has
atways on hand
Fruit Cans, of all Sires,
BUCKETS,
CUPS,
PIPCEK9,
1 OTSHE9,4C.
All work warranted and charge* reason
able. A share of the public patronage so
licited. AND. REESMAN,
i 2*ep7oy % Centre Hall
NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS!
C. D. KELLER,
BISHOP STREET BELLEFONTE, PENNA,
1* aow pre|inri<d, at the Old Stand • n Ili-hop HtrM.it. to m.||
©WVOOUDS.QBOca/llSS.iSoni*, likbM.Carysto,
CKDAHANP WlhUiW WANE. A C., &(',
at g'en'.ly letluccd priee*. lie i al. > pn paicd n purchase
ALL KIN D S O F G H A I X !
KOK WHICH HX WILL PAY TIIK
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
ASH PL lit-HAS Kits M'ILL FIND Ht'PKKIOII IMiUCKMKN IS TPFKK
apr.lUtf, V. D. KKLLFK
THE KEYSTONE
LIGHTNING ROD CO.
Are the Bole Proprietor* of the
Celebrated T. T Klnsey Patwitl
Copper Lightning Rod
Also ruanufactun-r* of
COPPER CABI.F., RODS CM*
WEATHER VAXES
Ofevsry Deciiptiea and of the approv
ed Ityle.
AH urdtrt/or putting up RoJ and I imrt
will rtctitt prompt attention if gmtn to
GEISS ft- CXJMPAN Y,
Agenu lr tVnirv County
CUNTKT: HALL, PA. *prl2if
A lid r land. lying in Gregg township,
'on the bank* >f Ptnm creek, Wt(M
Petm Hall and Spring Mills, is ottered at
private sale. It adjoin, land* of (iu.
Buchanan and 1,. It. M 1 nitre, containing
24 ACRES
mora or law. About fa aire* coatid <?t
first eta** white pirn timb. r. the balance
cleared and under cultivation - 4 acre* are
mnadow.
For further particular* apply to
C. M HKNNK'K.
llutjU Uw| tw|k
1. ftiiggeiilieimer.
A Hit A Nl KVthNT '
IBAAC UftHjESHKiMtK, having
purehaaed the eutire alock of the late
firm of h-Utoiman A (>uggauheim<r, ex
cept the Iscather and Shoe findings,
has filled up hi* shelve* with a lot ol
nri.fc.KUiD s;w uoou*.
embracing
UK APV MA PE CLOTH I NO,
DKtx* uotsua,
CLO<r.aiMi,
PROVISIONS,
Boors A aaosa,
HATS & CAPH,
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
and is Dow preparisl to ai-'uiiodatc all
Ins old cuslumcra, and to veleotue all 1
new one* who mav favor him with
their patronage, lie feels safe in say
ing that he can please the moat fastidi
ous I'all and sao.
ISAAC OUGORNHKIMBK.
P. S. Mr. Sufsuiaii still eoiKiinio
to deal iu
LKATHKK ANUiSUOB FIMUNGS,
CI.'tVKK and TIMOTHY sRKDS,
in the old room, where he may alway
l>e found. 12ap.tf.
Something If
in Bellefoute !
GOODS
SOLD
■ LOW
For Cash Only!!
BURNSiDE & THOMAS
WHi >LE>.\ 1,11 A Kl' l Vll
Jobber* TL < OIHIIIIM<IOII Xer
nußfmemWr -Gikxlh Sohl Li# for
( ash (>nly .tt
toy-No Books Ko|>t.-b*
maf29tf
COAL,
LIME,
and POWDER!
COAL—Wilkcsbarre Coal, Chestnut
Stove, Kgg, furnace and foundry,
D-'ut quality, at the low
est pricos. Customers will please
note that our coal is housed un
der commodious sheds.
LIMK— Woodorcoal-burut Lime, tor sale
at our kilns, on the pike lending to
Milesburg.
1 POWDER.—Having receive,! Ue agency
for Do Font's Powder A i
\\jHOLES A LK. we shall be
pleased to receive orders tVoin
the trade.
* Office and yard near south end of Bald
" Eagle Valley R. R. Depot, Bellefonte, Pa.
ILiilroml (I. k.
[NEW (I 0 0 jhv.
Herlaeher &. Cronmilter.
CENTuK H ALL. i'A
iiavi. Juu netted.
Dry tiiMida N (Jtavni -
ware. >/u' , vv... iui"' willow *,.
Iron, .it, i, i ;, u d n. t., t, •
iUMitii.rt (.fc'crjtliiii,;
and uow .tt< red al |iHm lower than
tiic loir fat,
lire*& (toads
Amo t teauiir.fi variety,, -unaafall
tin MoVrlUc I the r<-aon,
a hue <. rmLro'deiio, hoop akin-
DALMnRAL KKIItTK
All * ak I hut you will
CALL M KX A MINE <>| It STOCK
A Li- Kl.Vlt' OK HA HXtSk,
silver "'ated and Vauker II an. a*. dutih'e
and .in etc. hrid 1 .j,J bailer. )
WAR! WAR!
On High PricoH.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
H. H. SMITH,
of Mills.
IS E VV G O OIIS !
I * > M luait rwpnifll)' iofruui bit
liicnd*, ruitumm, i ad the public gener
| "lly. that he ba ukn tKutlii of
Thouint-ou'* od quarter*. whieb ir. been
j remodeled and improved. and i. uow |>rc
;|<ared Ui lu-t uintiKHialo all who mav favor
hint by railing.
NEW GOODS!
tf Uijn>i rmviiHl ..ne of the larger)
UliM ko( all kind* rf Men bandisa ever
br<-u#i>lt Centre cooaty, wbtch bo intend*
u '>-11 at *uh figure* o> will moke it on ob
i-el lor oil pomoni to jumbanc. Kamilte.
tayiktl wiolrr tupplin* of Oruccrie*
, lry Good*. At-., .honld nut foil p> tiir
him a call, a* lie Mi confident kit price,
and .upcri .r quality of good* will auipjr
atof* all. lit* slock of
GROVK K I E 8
lcnai*> of ('"iftrt of tbc bwl quality Too*
[Sugar. o| .11 kind*. Mla**ea, Ki.h, Soil!
lUicen., Ir:cd fr run. Since*, i'rovuu n,
j r iutir an<i rwl, Our of
1) KYGOODB
ii* lor|*> and varied, anu we will ja*t tat
i-an *u|.|.|y any article in that line, with
out ruumi rating.
READY' M A DECLOTMING
| < larg slock of ready-*nadc Clot birr for
Mcnatid Uoy*' * or. whick wc will diopoM)
|<"f at a very mail advance on e*t.
(loot* sou Shoot, IlaL. and Con*. Ham
wore, Ouccntware, Wood and Willow
" "fr. Notion*. FaiievtJood*,Cnc" Oil
cloth*. Wall Paper*. Window Shade, Ac
octShly.
!
Graham & Son,
Boot ck Shoe Makers
Next door tu D C Keller's Store
I ti-1 lit o lite.
We marufacture to order.
Our work i* neat and durable.
Our price* are very moderate.
We warrant to give tatufaetion.
We have the LAIUSKST and BKST
stock of Ladle't and Children's fkwt in
town.
We are receiving good* every week.
We wih an examination of our good*.
The Peansvallajr trade i* imperially in
vited to call and *ee our stock, we think
we ran please all who call a* to • ivle.
quality, and prh-e*. We atudy to render
aaiU&etion, and although we have had an
extended trade for year*, we have never
given a customer cause to complain.
•optl6.tf.
HOUSE,
Allefinvaev Street, BcUefoute, Pa.
1). J'.)HliB()N A SONS, Proprietor*.
t rit.MTCI.AitS HOTtl., OOMrOUTABLS ROOUM
I'KOM I*T A i TEN DA MCE.
V 1.1. THE MODERN CON VKNIKN
CK.S- AN It REASONABLE Charges.
•11.0 proprietors offer to flic traveling
(wklir, tntl In their country fifonds, hr*t
rim - accommodation* and oorofttl inten
tion to the it uiits o! guests ul all tin.es, nt
fair rale'. Careful hustler. ar.| good -tabic
ling for lior-es. An excellent tub.- writ
nerved. A Bar supplied with fine liquor*
Sonants well trained and everything re
quisite in :t first class Hotel. Our location
i i in the busiref- part of the town, near tht
Po.'t Office, iho Court House, the Char-1
ehes, the Hunks, and the p incip.tl pincfe
of business, renders it the most eligible
place for those ho visit Bollcfoete on busi
er pleasure.
An Omnibus will carry passenrers
antl lit and from all (rains
free of charge.
I.A\KC UXORS NOTICK.-Letter, Tes
j utnientary <m iho estate of Solamon
Rishe), late ol dreg" twp., dot d. huyc
been granted to tho undeisigned. All per
juons knowing themselves to iail
c.UI. will tuaka iintnedndo payment, anu
those having claims will present them
uronerlr aulUeuiiewted for seUlenienk.
DAVID KISIIKh."
uuay I7 "t. Exopulo .
I>M INI ST RATORS N OTUX-- Let
ters of Adiuis; .ration v the estate ol
Susannah N. t.e, late of Penn twp., dee'd.j
having been grantiMl t the undersi. tied,
he tt il pcraons, knowing theja
selvi s indebted to said estate to make im
mediate payment, and those having eiauns
against the same to present them, duly au
thenticated by law for settlement.
W'M. GROVE,
may 24. tit Administrator.
' " , sst„ ik. w v, i^,ja,!,,.Li. -i
Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar.
lO YEARS
Public Tost
ll* prorti
JSgB? DR. CROOK'B
WINE
rpjßkJl
§*• A 11 I
JpHI "than mnf
'PtfMMHw nimilar premr
"SMMH* lion ftfr off*4
(be iwMic.
It W rich la tkc aedh hwl qital
illm of Tar. and unequl*d (urdlarao*
cm ol' Ibe Threat and I.ung*. per
forwtirg tha mol rviuarkaMe cum.
C'oHgUu, 4 oldM bronte f 'otitcbft.
U afaeojally cum Umui alb
Amkiuu and Broaehill*.
Haa cured ao amy cam
it hac bees pmuwncad a
* pacific f'.r tbeai complaint*.
Fi*hftfaM in HraMtL Hide or Barb,
tirnvel or Kidney Dlmmo,
IMm hw** of the I rinarv Onntn,
J uuudire or tin y Li *r Complaint,
It baa soeqoaj.
It i* also a superior Tern If, *
Kewtore* the Appetite,
Bti t itethena the System, *
Bottom the Weak and
- Debilitated,
Cause* the Food to Digest,
Remove* Dyspepsia and
iiidljredhh,
Prevent* Malariona FereriL
01 vet. tone to your Byst#m.
THY DILCKOOK*SWDKOFTAK
The Champion of the World.
The new Improved American Button-
Holt- Ov*n-amiii and I 'oiupk-tr
Bearing J/arhine- -The great
rat machine of the Age!
Siiuplcitr, Durability A Chenp
ness Combined.
ThU machine Im-Idk tl. Ho-;, ha* isty
improroai-iit. overall other, if, a word. It
<*a |wrfwt inirhiwj* hi-b h a< I .lj.
d hv judjffM atuJas-1,! .ft.! other
naraiaM.
Call "ti A. 1.. Bartro. B
who U the authorised afrlil for CaiOilO
county A!o keep* the ie-*t H. a ior tf.
chine thread, needle*, :>ud Itpairt ait kind*
if tewing machine*. clock*, watch--, -■.}.
.ck boxe A.- 1 will thoroughly cam aao
the aeetion belonging U> me. nod I cbnlt ha
v*yy much plcnend Us (ell e< ry jo-V-. r. a
machine, ua tauy term. ; gn r it >, tru, v
bn porcbotiag ooy other- it ha* noyuual.
Partie* wikhing the Machine u . ) --*•
address the undenigue l. i.ft> n
guaranteed All ord-r pr '- ••)"> -it: nd
ed to. A. It 15 \l.T<*K>.
Ajf-nl for '' tr> ('"itii.lv,
MAiii.<anou. Pa-
StiM Ahead !
Philips & Glasgow's
CHEAP CASH STXIRK
Their gnod. ore mori • I d-a :i •• b
Price*, and they
U£LL GrJ£;\K
Alt kind, of country j-rodu. •• Uck< . .
exchange fur good*.
A general amirun m. t ■ .
OLoTIIi N;. HATS, • \r Ri><
SHOES,DBVGO<II s, tjl f tt Ai. K
OROCKRIKS. WILD in U \l n\.
PKiTIONAKU-s. mm.
A full OWrrtiiK iitcl lei - i , .c-t
received from the city, and t<t ■ ale " heap.
pfr~So don I lorgd. that Pule Cat City
* the place where yn* can hur cheap for
Co*b.
BUTTS HOUSE
liKU.IAX'MT.. I*A.
J It. 11l TIN. PropV.
lia> fintt clone octminimalnitou ; *hor •
v* rcoMiuahlo. I'lAjir, If.
N A T U HE'S
Hair Restorative
Contain* no LAC SULPIIUK—oB
SUGAR OF LEAD—No LI I II
ARQE—No NITRATE OF SHA
VER, and is entirely frte from lb
Poisonous ami Health-destroying
Drugs uses! in other Hair I'repara
tion*.
Tran|<ar<it P>l clear as crystal, it will
not soil the finc-l fahrie,— perf.s-tlv SAW!
CLEAN and EFFICIENT. T -id-ra
tum* 1.0 NO FOITUHT H|i AND
FOUND AT LAST!
It restore* and prevent* the liair front
becoming IJ ray. impart* a -oft. gtos*y ap
pearance, removes Dandrutr. i* refreshing
to the head, checks the llair fmui falling
off, and restore* it to a great extent whuu
prematurely lost, prevent* lleadarha*,
cure all "humor*, cnwiieou* eruptions,
and unnatural heat. AS A DRESSING
FOR TIIK HAIR IT IS THE BKST AR
TICLE IN THE MARKET.
DR. U SMITH. Patentee. Ayrr Muss.
Preiani*l only hy PROCTER BROTH
ERS, Gloucester, Ma s. Tin genuine i
put up in a panel bottle, made exnre *|y
for it, with the nauic of the a tici^h! u
in the glass. Ask your Druggist !<•-• Nx-
Ttrmt's llxia KhSTOhvuva, and U- uo
other.
t-fr~ Send two three cent slump* to Proc
ter Brother* for a "Treatise on the Human
Hair." The information it contain* i*
worth $500,00 to any person. lseu.ly
For sale at Centre Hall by Wm. Wot
and Herlaeher <% OrondßtW
ManhtHKl: How IdWt, How Restored
J u>l publtkhril. > o r Jitwa of Or. Outre*
•atrip'*iabru<ad F-auy m ttf IW twobeat
ftntriof of Sr:M l*o*ia<au,a* Jv mtud aln.
loroluuton lueon*. r U-ntal mud
f*h)M> 0 luciumUV) . Imp. Jiuimii t- 1 Mrria, et.;
I*>. C.wm wevn.js. Ki nd Fat*, laacwod by
•all InUuU . u< e or actual axtruraaancr.
rruv ia a walol m.-tetw. calj C COBf*.
Ttu> crlrhratod author la this adUiUmUe <*J Woo*
Ij di ini*tut<a, from a UurW four's sucraoslul eraa-
Uw. thai Hi- alarutme couwH.urix-M <I *ll -uoom may
ba mlwillf cored ouli .'si lb* ,Uiu-<-<oua uw of loiar
nal uwd.rtur or til. application of lb. knile ; poiatltm
out a ui.hlu of core at oner- •.tu.plc, ecritio. ami imrea.
ual. bj mount ol oaab or cry no matter ohat
hta ooadltt. a tuay be. may cure iumv It cboaply, lunula
l>\ and radically.
Lector* ahcuki lw to Ure luuul* of ••*
youth and oraty maa la the laud.
Soot, t ~-ai .oapUluearclkkiic. (<> aoy aiUluaa,
poatpaul, on rt . .n]d of fi c-nfa. or too pnl atomi*.
Also, l>r Cutic.ruali a ' Uairiugu Uutdc," price
KLir.Kf CO,
rc.Mcc Boi 1,6. IT Bowoty. Now Yoril
u pris |y.
PUroFY YOUJi BLOOD."
1 for Scrofula, Kcrol'i*-
>• lons DiNctwes of lit©
ai o tj es, or Sciolula I*
A. liti) form.
O* Any disease or eruption o
jrLjf the Skin, dreesse of the Liver.
A4-.1 _ Rheumatism, Piutplea, Ola
.i' * Sores, Clams, Broken-do S
Constitutions. Syphilis, or any
•) £W dkowe dipending on a de
jfis?"' praved ooudilion of Ihe blood
CROOK'S
SYRIP Of
VM POKE ROOT.
It has tio Miitli' in.vl property
VOw/ of Poke i. nil.iiitd with a prtp
arnlioti ot iron aliichgoesaS
Unf i.stv into tbo blood, perform
it) K the aioet rapid arid won*
V derful cures.
Ask your Druggist lor Dr. Crook's Com
pound Syrup of - uke Hoot— take b*
heaUd.
i.