The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, February 13, 1873, Image 3

THE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY FEB. U,
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL Riwa.—Our friend*, every
where, will oblige us by sending u locnl
new* of interest. _ , , , ,
CIBCOLATIO*.—The circulation of the
Raroavaa, on thUside tha county, Is
larger than that of all other papers in the
county Businees men will therefore find
this one of the beat advertising mediums.
We invite all interested to com# and in
epect our list for themselves.
IKMITTARCEi -All montee tor sub
scription will be credited on the subscri
bers address, tach week : by referring to
which our patrons can at all time# see how
their accounts stand, and a receipt is by
this system csrried upon each copy of the
paper.
Public Salea.
—Sale of Hcrlacher A Durst. Centre
Hall, Fsb. 14th, tornitura, smith tool*.
Ac.
Sale of And. Smith, Farmer s Mills, on
16th Feb.
—Sale of John 8. Foster's farm stock, in
11 arris twp., Feb. 99.
-Saleof Wm. M Minn, dee d. Potter
twp,. on 20 Feb.
Sale of real estate of Mrs. Rankin, j
dee'd, Potter twp., Feb., 22.
—Sale of George Uarbrick, Linden Hall,
Tuesday March 4th.
—Wm. H. 11 arter 1 sals of farming
stock, near Aarontburg, March 4th.
Sale ef Geo. Zeigler, Benner twp., farm
stock, March lllh.
—Sale of L. J. Noll. Gregg twp., March,
llth.
—Wm. Armagast's sale, near Church
ville, March 14th.
—Saleof Peter Klinefelter, dee d, near I
Madisonburg, 14th March.
—Sam 1 Mota's sale. Woodward, &th ot
March.
-John M. Miller .1 sals, Miles twp., lh
March.
To tte Public.
We, the undersigned hotel-keepers, of
Pcnnsvalley, iq order to keep our botels
open for the aeeemmodatieo of the public,
do bind ourselves to the strict observance
of the following rates of kotvl-hdlf ia caa#
the qualified voters of this valley carry .Ye
L i few:
Board per week, (with fire)
Board per week,(without fire)........ f®
Table board per week, AOP
Meals, H
Lodging
Horse feed tO
Hay ®
Keeping team in stable without ]feed 60
Keeping team over night....—3.®
Drovers horses per day I.®
JOHN SPANGLER,
GEORGE MILLER,
CHARLES SMITH, .
M. L. LEITZEL,
W. L. MUSSER,
JONATHAN KREAMER,
JOHN LIMBKRT.
Mr. KurU:—l wish to inform ths public
that ny name appeared to the card, pub
lished by the various landlotds of this val
ley, without my knowledge or consent;
you will therefore please omit it from the
same in the Reporter.
FEED FABEIOX,
Spring Mills Hotel.
—We are informed that Jaf, P.
Coburn baa sold the tract* of timber
land, on the head waters of Pine
Creek, in Haine: twp , some 400 acres,
the title to which was in dispute, for
$15,000 to a Mr. Pardee and other
parties.
—A. L. Bartges the well-known and
popular sewing machine agent, of
Madisonbuig, who sella the world re
nowned and unrivaled American Over-
seaming and Buttonhole Sewing Ma
chine. intends to add another branch
tu bis trade, having accepted the
agency for the sale of musical instru-
pianoe, melodious and organs.
Wait until Bartges calls around.
—On 4th inst., Mr. Orvis, introuced
in the house the following bills: —Re-
lating to the jurisdiction of courts of
equity. Also, an act relative to lim
itation of actions.
—Mr. Cbr. Alexander of Peon twp.
recently slaughtered a litter of 4 pigs
some it montns old, whighing, dressed
meat, 2119 pounds. Ob, what hogs !
—We can assure the Tuten Repub
lican that no such nonsensical decision
SS it inquires about, relative to the
publication of legal advertisements
was ever made anywhere. The wi*K
is father to the tnougbt. with those
who invented the report, that the y
might monopolize all the crumba.
—Hiram Hofier invites all smokers
to call and see him, in the Conrad
bouse. He has such nice cegars and
tobacco, keeps all kinds of pipes, eve
-17 quality of smoking and chewing
tobacco.
—Our young friend J. D. Miller, a
native of Pennsvalley, but for the
last few years doing business at Bellp
fonteand Pleasant Uap, where he has
won hosts of friends by his honest and
gentlemanly bearing, has now opened
a general insurance office at Belle
fonte, representing a number of the
foremost insurance companies of this
country. We can recommend him to
the reader as worthy all confidence.
—Public examination of Mr. John
Hoffer's school, on Friday 21st. Free,
All ere invited to attend.
—Ths \eoop, on last last Tuesday
eve, {debuted the Ideal option qnes
lion, in (be Rock grove school-bouse.
For license : Mr. Snyder, Thoe. Sti
ver, R, Stiver and Sam'l Kreider.
Against: Perry Stiver, Krise,
Fred. Jameson,
7 .i '• * ~
—The Bellefonte papers publish
the registry act with the local option
proclamation. We thought some
folks went in for economy, and now
we know they do, we always dented it
heretofore.
'—The musical oonveutiou cornea off
at Aarooaburg this week —concert on
Friday evening. A number of Cen
tre Ilall folks are in attendance.
—We bad about an inch of snow
on Monday night, to patch up sleigh
ing. Mild ana damp weather has set
in since which has almost put no nod
[q sieigbng. -- - • 1"• '
—R. C." Crittenden furnishes us
with a brief summary of Sabbath
School labors in Northern Central
Pennsylvania, for the year ending
Dec. 31st, 1872. '
New Schools establ^hei. 16
Other schools visited and aided...- 86
ftenaoM and 'addresses delivered.. 188
Family visiu. - 815
Copies of the Scriptures distribu- ' 1
ted by sale end d0nati0n5.......... 147
Juvenile temperance papers dis
tributed, one-third gratuitously. 16,000
Second-hand 6.'8,' papers given
; away ......2,000
Nfcw books and papers from the
American 8. 6. Union given to
needy persons and 8,8, Jn vqj
ue L; fiw
Jliles travelled..... •••• '
During the year, Clearfield county baa
been thoroughly canvassed, complete 8.
S. statistics gathered for 1872, and a map
constiucted showing the loeation and de
pomiuat|on of every' Sab bath 8) 00 T fn.tbe
county, also indicating the w*rk yet to
be done. A aiwilav mep is ftni'hed for
Centre county. God speed the work and
the workera another year.
R. CRITTENDEN,
Missionary Am. 8. 8. Union.
—The Irish down at Paddy 'a moun
tain tunnel got their "Dutch up' last
Wednesday, and had a lijaly ttwa at
Mrt Fowler'*, VakWg otaplet* poNff
•ion of his premises for n short time,
end driving him therefrom. The con
tractor, Mr. Williams, hearing of their
conduct, discharged them on the soot,
and next day they nil reached Mill
hcim, and partook* freely of the anient,
but created no disturbance. Mr. Wro,
Kisenhoot, and old residenter of the
mountains, has moved out. the Irish
railroad hands got too lively for him,
aud he thought his life would tie en
dangered by his remaining in his old
home.
—Mr. Win. M'Mauigal, olMilroy,
has conclude I not to take the store
stand at Potter's Mills, of which we
mentioned last week, lie having since
leased the old s(£-c room in Millheim,
formerly occupi* bv lieo. Swarti and
will put a large stock of hardware in it.
We take pleasure in recommend tag
Mr. ATManigttl to the citixens of the
lower end.
—Our townsman, I). F. Lose, haa
j invented a new renper, a model of
which he brought to this office, a few
days, ago which has. according to our
judgment, some merit. The knife is
worked by a cog-cam wheel aud die
peases* with* considerable ef the iut
lug and gearing now found about oth
er rce|>er. This now machine com
bines much simplicity.
The Philipsburg Journal has not reneh
ed this office tor a coon'* age.
—Judge Woods, of Lcwstown, was bur
ied on Saturday.
—Persons wanting ticket* printed tor or
against licen-e,' siiouid order them in
time.
—Keep your bead cool and feet warm it
you wUh to escape colds and headaches.
—Local optioa will be bard on bauds —
not a horn w ill be allowed to the lip*
Some person* are of the opinion that if
licrnees are voted dow every one will be
free to sell strong drink, and that all pen
alties for so doing at c abolished. Tbi* i* a
mistake—the penalty remains just the
same a* it any one <te sells without li
cense, it is only the license to sell that is
done away with, while the penalty remains
if you do sell.
—Hear what a I'hiiado'phia paper, Ths
Chtistian Woman, say* about the Safe
guard. aS. S., temperance paper, publish
ed at Bellefonte. "We welcome the Safe
guard to our table and wish it success. It
is just the thing to put into the hands of
the boy*. 'An ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure.' Scud for the pa
per for your boys. Price only 2o cents a
year with considerable reduction to
clubs. '
From a Lebanon paper we see that
during the recent cold snap, shout* froxe
to death while housed under straw. Ei, ei,
that's cold down in Lebanon.
—Mr. Daniel Wei*dens*ul this week
took possession of the Old Fort hotel.
Chaa. Smith, la:e landlord, has moved te
Bellefonte.
Lebanon, Feb. 8. —Twelve prison
era broke jail here last night, and es
caped over the wall by forming their
bed clothed into a rope.
PUBLIC SALE.-
Will be sold at public sale, at the
residence of the subscriber one mile west
of Pleasant Gap.
In Benner Twp , On Tuesday March,
11th, 1873.
8 head of Work Horns, 1 yearling Colt,
& Milch Cows, 5 head young Cattle, on#
being an Aldernev Bull. 18 Sheep, 1 two
horse wagon, 2 horse -led, 1 hay rake.
Plows, Harrows, 2 setts Tug harness. Bri
dles, Collars. Sett of liny ladders, double
trees, Spreads, 4c. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock on said Jav when terms will he
made known by GEORGE ZIKGLER.
I)l"BLI C SALE -Will be sold at pub
lie sale, aljhe residence of tho subscri
ber,".in Potter t*rp.. near I'hurchvillc,
On* Friday, March 14th, at 10 o'clock.
Two horse#, 5 cows, 10 head young cat
tle, 1 Excelsior reaper. 1 Haines horse
power, machine and shaker, 1 self-dis
charging rake, I four-horse wagon, 1 two
horse sled, 1 log sled, 1 fanning mill, 1
Centre Hail corupienter, I cars scraper,
2 double ihorel plows, harrows, cultiva
tors, 1 large roller, 2 pair hay ladders,
horse gear#, log chains, nay fork, rope and
pulley*, hay by the ton, 1 H ithaway cook
| stove, 1 parlor coal stove, and many oth
er article* too numercusto mention.
feblS M M ARM AG AST.
REAL ESTATE AT TUBLIC SALE.
I In pursuance of an order of the Or
phan J Court of Centre county, will be ex
posed at public rale, on the premise*, in
Fetter tw p.,
OD Saturday, Feb. 22nd, 1873.
A Lot of Ground, containing 1 acre
more or lew, thereon erected a one and a
hslfstnry houe. known M tb property of
Catharine Kankin, dee d. Sale to com
mence at 1 o'clock, of said day, when due
attendance will be given and terms of *ale
made known by
ALEX KERR,
febl3Bt Administrator.
nCBLIOSALE.
Will be sold at I'ublic Sale at the
residence of the subscriber
1 mile South of Aaronsburg, On Tues
day, March 4th 1873.
6 Horses. 2 Plantation Wagons, 1 Hub
bard Self-raking Reaper and Mower with
Changeable Motion, 1 Wheelers Patent
"Pbresh.ng Machine, I C overhuller, 1 Fan
ning Mill, 1 Cornplanter, 1 Hay rake, 2
Setts Hay Ladder-, Wood Ladders, Hay
Fork anil Rope, Cultivators, Plows, Har
rows, Sled, Log Sled. Horse-gears, Grind
stone. Chains. Ac. Sab- to commence at
1 o'clock, when terms will be made known
by WV. 11. HARTKR.
StMog RCTX, Auction''tr
TJUBLIC SAI.E. Tnere will be sold at
A Public Sale at the iato residence of
Wm. M'Minn, dee'd.
In Potter twp.. on Thursday, Febr'y
20ih 1873
The following personal property,
via: One cow, two shoals, 1 two-horse
wagon, 1 spring-wagon, two sleds, plows,
barrows, grain drill, reaper and mower,
thrashing machine, hay and cornfodder
oaU and corn by the bushel. Also house,
bold and kitchen furniture, such as beds,
and bedsteads, one fracture bed, tables,
chairs, bureau, stands, carpets, book ases,
1 cook store. tvii plate store and pipe, po
tatoes apples, apple butter, cider barrels,
tubs, ana a great many other articles no
mentioned here.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock m, oi.
said day when terms of sale will be made
known oy K E. M'MINX
A. LUCKENBACH.
SOjan. A dm'*.
Priil.K > \l.l. \\ , l
lic sale, at tpp iesidance of the Wfb
seriber, 1 mile'- west of ifsdisonhurg, On
Thursday, Feb. 27th at 10 o'clock, a. io.
Horses, Cows, Young Cattle, Hogs, 1
Buckeye Reaper, Threshing Machine,
Graindrill, 2 Plantation Wagons, 1I 2-horse
Spring wagon. 1 Top buggy, 1 Sleiirh, 1
Sled, Flows, Harrow*. Cultivators. 1 Corn
plow, Windmill, Horsegears, Harness,
Comscraper and many other .arming uten
sils. 41#o. Household ffftrhllure, 1 cook
ing stove, I ten-plate stove and pipe, ta
bles, 0 chairs, bedsteads, 14 corner cup
beards, sink, meatvessel#, tubs, iron kettle,
and manv other article* too numerous to
mention.' WM. ZIEGLER.
T)UBLIC SALE.—
X, Will, be euM, at Public Halo, at tho
ifte rendenco of Peter Klinefelter, doo'd.
Near Madieonburg, on Friday, Marcb,
14th, at 10 o'clock.
6 Horses, 5 Cows, 10 Head of Young
Cattle, 1 Excelsior Reaper anu hfowtr, al
most new, 1 Buggy. ) Spring 1 wsg o "' 1
Sleigh, 1 Bob Sluf, 1 Log Sled, 2 Planta
tion Wagon*, Cornplanter, (grain Drill, 1
Fanning Mill. Hhaker & Strap, Hayrope*
Pullies. Hay rake. Plows, Cultivators,
Wood and Hayladdeos, 2 setts Harness,
let of Horiegaars, &o. A.so : Household
Furniture, 1 Coolcstove, Cunbeard, CheaU,
Chain, Beds and Bedsteads, Iron Kettle
and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS of sale will be made known on
day of sale, by SAM' L GRAM I.EI,
H. G. COXSKK, Executor.
Auctioneer.
SETTLEMENT.—N. 8.-The 15th of
March, day after Mile, has been fixed upon
for making settlement of accounts with
above estate when all persons interested
LOCAL OPTION.
Q. 0I) SAVE Til K COM MON WKA 1.11
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
I, It F. SHvrraa, HI eh Sheriff ofUsn
tre County, Commonwealth ot Pennsylva
nia, do hereby make known and give no.
lice to the elector* of the county aforesaid,
that an election will be held in the said
county of Centre on
FRIDAY FEBRUARY, 21 HO,
in accordence with the following act of As
sembly -.
An Act to permit the voter* of Ibis Com
monwealth to vote every three year* on
the question of granting license* to sell in
to licating liquor*.
SUCTION I. It* it Ay /Ac Smitle
>tnd Hou *# qjf AVprrica/e/ires of /A#
wsoNieeii//A u/ /V-naty/redta m OtHrral As~
trtnbly M<f end 1/ 11 AvreAy fWfini Ay fA*
aw/Aerify o if tkt MUM, That on the thirst
Friday in March, one thousand'eigtil hun
dred and seventy-three, in every citv and
county in this t ouimunweallh and at the
annual municipal elections every thiid
yenr thereafter, in every such city and
county, it shall te the duty ef the inspec
tors and judges of the election in the -,-ttie
and countie*. to receive ticket* either writ
ten or printed, from the legal voter* cf
■aid cilie* aud countie*, labelled on the
outside "license," and on the inside, "for
license," or "against license," and to de
posit said ticket* in a bos provided for
that purpose by Inspector* and judge*, a*
it required bv law in case of otber ticket*
received at said election ; counted, and re
turn of the tame made to the Clerk of the
Court of ljutKsr Session* of the Pence of
the proper county, duly certified as re
qired bv law ; wliicb certificate shall be
laid before the judge* of the said court, at
the first meeting ef said court after said
election shall be held, and shall be filled
with the other records ot *aid court, and it
shall be the duty ot the Mayors of cities,
and Sheriff* of counties, or of any other
officer, whoso duly it may be to perform
such service, to give due public notice of
such special election above provided for
three week* previous to the time of holding
the (ante, and aWo three week* be
fore uid election every third year thereaf
ter: Provided, That tnu act shall not be
construed to repeal or affect anv special
law prohibiting the granting of license ;
/Vorti/r/, That when the municipal and
township election* in any county or city do
not occur on the third Friday in March,
the election provided for in this section
shall be held on the day fixed for the mu
nicipal election* in said county: And pro
vided further. That all licenses granted af
ter the first dav of January, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-thive shall
cease, determine and become void on the
first day of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-three, if the district for
which they shall be granted determine
against the granting of license; and the
treasurer of the proper county shall then
refund, to the holder of such license, the
moneys so paid therefor, fot which the said
treasurer shall be entitled to credit in his
account* with the Commonwealth.
Sic. 2. That in receiving and counting,
and in making returns of the rote* cast,
the inspectors and judges, and clerks of
said election, shall be governed by the
laws of this Commonwealth legulating
general election* ; and all |ienaltie# of saiu
election laws are hereby extended to, and
shall apply to the voters, inspectors.
|uJges anu clerks, voting at and in attend
ance upon the elections held under the
provisions of this act
SEC. 3. Whenever by the returns of elec
tions in any city or county aforesaid, it
shall appear that there is a majority
against license, it shall not be lawful for
any court or board of license commission
era to issue any license for the sale of spir
ilous, vinous, malt, or other intoxicating
liquors, or ai-y admixture thereof, in said
city or county, at any time thereafter, un
til at an election as abovf provided, a ma
jority shall vote in favor of license: Pro
vided, "Hint nothing contained in the pro
vision* of this act shall prevent the issuing*
ef license to druggists, ler the sale of li
quor* for medicinal purpose*.
I also hereby make known and give no
tice that the place of holding the aforesaid
election in the several Botough* and
Township* within the County of Centre
are as follow* to wit:
For the township of llaines, at the Pub
lic House of John Limhert.
For the township of Half Moon at the
School House in SiorsDStown.
For the township of Taylor at the house
erected for the purpose on the property of
Leonard Meryman.
For the township of Miles in the school
house in the town of Rcbersburg.
For the township of Potter at the bouse
of C. H. Smith. Old Fori Hotel.
For the township of (iregg at the public
bouse owned by J. B. Fisher.
For the township of Ferguson in the:'
school house at Pine Grevc.
For the township of Harris in the school
house at Boalsburg.
Far the township of Patton at the house
of Peter Murray.
For the borough ef Bellefonte and the
townships of Spring and Benner, at the
Court House in Bellefonte. _ I
For the township of Welker In the '
school house at Hublersburg
For the borough and township of How
ard at the school house in said borough.
For the township of Hush a*, ika Coid
Stream school bouse.
For the township of Snow Shoe at the
school bouse near Samuel Askey
For the township of Marion at the house!
of Joel Kline, in Jacksonville.
For the borough of Milesburg at the
school house in Milesburg.
For the township of Boggs at the new
school house in Central City.
For the township ef Huston at the house
of John Reed.
For the Towpship ol Pens at the house
of W. L. Musscr.
For the township of Liberty in the school
house at Eagleville.
For the township of Worth at the school.
house in Port Matilda.
For the township of Burnside at the
bouse late of J. K. Boak.
For the township of Curtin at the school
house near Robert Manns.
For the borough ef Unionvillc and l n
ion township at the new school house in
Unienville.
For the borough of Philiptburg at the
public school house in said borough.
In pursuance of an act of the General
Assembly of the Commonwealth, entitled
"An Act relating to the election* of this
Commonwealth,'' passed the 2d day of,
June 1800.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Gen
eral Election will be opened between the
hours of 6 and 7 o'clock in tho forenoon,
and shall continue withAut interruption or.
adjournment until 7 o'clock in the even
ing, when the polls shall bo closed.
And in and py the said net I am further
directed t give nollee "that every person
exceptjustices of the peace, who shall hold
any office or appointment of profit and
trust under tho government of the United)
States, of this Slate or of any city or incor
porated district, whether a commissioned
officer or otherwise a subordinate oseur
or aeer.t who U ur shall be eitipfoyod un
der or Executive or Judi
ciary department of this Slate, or of any
incorporated district; anfl also that every
member of Congress and of select or com
mon council of nny city, commissioner* of
any incorporated district, is by law inca
pable of holding or exercising at the same
time the office or appointment of judge, in
spector or clerk cf anv tLUjoi, uf-th'm
Cuti.mur.vfeaiwi, and that no inspector,
JUdge, or any other officer of any election,
shall be oligible to any office then to be vo
ted for "
The inspectors and judges of the elec
tions shall meet at their respective places
appointed for holding the election in the
district, to which they respectively belong,
before seven o'clock in tlie morning, and
each of said inspeetors shall appoint otic
clerk, who shall be s.
such >''• 1 ' • -
1b disc the person who shall have re
ceived the second highest number of votes
for Inspector shall not attend on the day of
any alection, then the person who snail
have received the second highest number
of votes for judge at the nest proceeding
election shall act as inspector in his place
And in case the person who si.al. have re
ceived the highest number of votes fur in
spects*'tfhatl not attend, the person elected
judge shall appoint an inspector in his
plaee i and in case the person elected judge
shall not attend, then the inspector who
received tha highest number ot votes shall
appoint a Judge in his phico or if any va
cancy shall continue in the board for the
space of one hour t.fVcr the tune fixed by
law lor tha opening of the election, the
qualified retort of the township, ward, or
district tor which such officer* shall have
been elected, present at such election, shall
elaet one of their number to fill such va
[ caney.
i It shaft be the duty of the severr,! atscs
i sons of each district t* intend at tha place
ol holding evrty gehoril, special or town
ship election, during the whole said elec
tion Is kept opam, for the purpose of giving
information to the inspectors and fudges
when called on. In relation to the right of
any person assessed by them to vote at
such election, or such other, matters in re
lation to the atscstincrtts of voters a* tho
said Inspector of either of them shall from
time fo time require.
Met person shall be permitted fa vale at
any election, gs gfurtsaiU. other than a
freeman tea age of twenty-one years or
more, who shall nave resided in the State
at least one year, and in the election dis
trict w here ne offers his vote at least ten
days immediately preoeeding snch elec
tion, and within two years paid a State or
county tax, which thai) have been assessed
at least ten days before the election. But
a citizen of the United States who has pre-
Ivieusly been a qualified *oter of this Stats
and removed therefrom and returned, and
4 i!i
,< , \ ■ V
Iiitil!<■<.) t<> voto, although they *baH not
have paid U(M.
No |M<ron thall bo |>r>rmilld to toll
whiMo nam* i not ranlained In tho Mtt of
laiablo Inhabitant* ftirnlthad by tha com
ntuiionrr*, tin In** flrit bo produce are-i
calpl tor tin* |>ay mont within two year* of
• a lato or County lax luiua! eg raaablv
■ to tho Constitution and give* •atiifaetorjr
- evidence either on hi* oath or affirmation,
. or tha oath or affirmation af anolhar, that
I ho ha paid tuch tax, or on failure to pro
duco a receipt, thai I make oath to the pay
ment thereof. Second, if he claim the
right to tote by being an elector between
the age of twenty-one and tweaU-lwo
year* he thall le|>>*o on oath or amrata
iion that he hat rveided in thi* State at
| Icatt one year next before hit application,
and make tuch proof of roaidauco in tha
dittrict at it repaired by thii act, and that
he doct verily believe from Jlhe account
given him, that he la of age aloratald, an J
tuch other evidence at It required by thi#|
act, whereupon tha name of tha pereou
ihut admitted to vote thall ha ineerted inj
the alphabetical litt by tha inapectora, and i
| a note made oii|H>tite thereto by writing (
ihe word "tax if he tball he admitted le ,
vote by reaton of having paid tax, or the
word ' age" if he thai) be admitted to vote I
by reaton of tuch age thall be called out !
to the cierkt. whe thall make tha like ,
uotea on the litt of voter* kept by them.
lu all catet where the name o( the par- *
ton claiming to vole it found on tha Mat I
furntthed by thacommifianaraendenaai- (
or, or hit right to vota, whether fouad .
thereon or not, It objevlod to lha duty ol
the intpeclor* to examine tuch paraca oa i
oath at to hit qualilH'ationt. and if be ,
claiiilt to have retided in the Stale for one |
year or more hi* oath thall bo *uffict*Cii
proof thereof, but thall rnaka proof by at <
laatl one competent wilnett. who thall i
he a qualified elector, that he hat retided ,
in the dittrict for more than ten dayt nest
immediately proceeding tuch election, and
thaU alto hiuitelf awear that hit lott /idt *
residence in pur.uance of hi* lawfbl rail- ,
trig, it in aaiJ dittrict and that ha did not j
remove into aid dittrict for tha purpoaa of
voting therein.
livery noraon uualifled, at atoraeaid, and t
who thall make due proof, if required, ol a
[the retidence and payment of taxaa, a*
nloraeaid, thall be admitted to vota ia lha
lownthip, ward, or dittrict in which ha *
I shall reside.
If any peraon shall prevent, or attempt
j to prevent any officer of this election, un
t tier tht act, from halding uch election,
or use or threaten any violence to any
' such officer, or shall block up the window
_ 1 a here the *aw- tuay be holCiug, or (ball
"j riotously disturb the peace of *uch election
"or ahall use any intimidating threat*, force
j or violence, with design to influence un
• -July er overawe any elector, or to prevent
htm from voting, or restrain the freedom
_| of choice, tucb peraon, on conviction ahall]
*jbe tined in any turn not exceeding fiva;
hundred dollar*. and impriaoued for any
time not less than three ner more than
t twelve month*, and if it ahall be *hown to
, the court. where the trial* of tuch offen-
I es shall be bad, that the peraon o offend-j
( ing vi> not a rvsideat of the city, ward, i
diatrict or lownfhip where the offense wa*
committed, and not entitled te vote thero-;
in, then, on conviction, he shall be sen
i teticed to pay a fine of not lea* than one
. hundred nor more than one thousand doi
, lars, and be imprisoned not te* tkan.su
| months nor more than two year*.
If any peraon, not by law qualified, shell;
fraudulently vote at any election of thu
Commonwealth, or being otherwise quah
. fled shall vote out of hi* proper diatrict, if
any person offending shall, on conviction
, he fined in any sum uot exceeding two
hundred dollar*, and be imprisoned In any I
term not exceeding three months.
It any peraon ahall vote at more;
'.han one election district, or otherwise
fraudulently vote more than once on the;
same day, or shell fraudulently fold and!
deliror to the in>pector twe tickets togeth
er with the intently illegally to vote, or!
shall procure another to do so, he or they i
offending shall, en condition, be fined la
any sum not less than fifty nor more than j
five hundred dollar*, and he imprisoned
for n term not lees than three nor more;
than twelve months. If any person not;
qualified to vote in (kit Commonwealth!
agreeably to law, (except the sons of quali
fied citizens) shall appear at any place of
election for the purpoae of influencing the!
citizen* qualified to vote, he shall on con- i
viction, lorfeit and pay any sum notex-j,
coeding one hundred dollars for every;
such offense and be imprisoned for any !'
term not exceeding thtce month*. <
B F BHAFFER. ,
'Sheriff, j'
Shortlidge & Co.,
PROPRIETORS OF TUE
Beltefonte Lime Quarritt,
The only Manufacturer* of L'D4> hutni
exclusively with wood, in Central
Vennsylvania.
liEAI-KfU IK
Anthracite Coal,
White Lime,
I)u Pont'e Powder,
Sporting and Blnntinf Powder on
Laud,
Kueo for ttl|xlin£,
Fire Brick, J
Ground Fire Clay,
Fertiliser*,
Implement*.
jan.ft) 73
Office acd vard near South end ef the:
Bald Kagle 5 alley Railread Depot, Belle
fjnte, Pa. julftrt;
NOTICE ~
The partnership heretofore existing be
twicn A W. Graff and Ncr Thompson, at
Centre Hill, in the mercantile bus in ess, is!
this day dissolved by Mutual cojwant. All I
persons knowing thcintclvea indebted to,
and all persons having claims against said ;
tinn will please call and settle thair ac
count, f ith Jas. l>a*h el I, with whom the
books have been left, at Centre Hill wbe is
authorised to settle them.
! Mtlroy, Jan. 2318;4 A. W. GHAPF
NKE THOMPSON.
The undersigned beg* leave to inform
the c tixens of Centre Hill and vicinity,;
that having purchased Nor Thompson'*in
terest in the Centre Hill store ho will contin
ue tho business at the Old Stand. Thank
ful for pnst favor* he begs a continuance of
: the same.
•10 jan 1 n. A.W.GRAFF. |
ILLINOIS FARM FOB SALE!
id#) ACRES ; FIRST CLASS LAND ; on
ly 6 tears improved from prairie soil, with
.builuing*. orchard dec * tl is 8 mHes di-,
rectly south of Joliol. negt to Uhiciufo Mfo 1
most thriving cily in the stal' and U tRWM
| east of the incorporated viltgge of slwood
situated on Chicago <k U- *>
mile* from Cftigajta, Che great market of
tLlt country, and 10 mile* from coal re
gion*. Population largely interspersed
with Ist class I'enn'n. Germans.
I desiro to invest in Commercial busi
ness Address W. NICHOLSON,
nov 29 3in KI wood. Will Co. 111.
N E PLUS U LJ ft A-
No Hotter Place !
The subscriber is just receiving from the
eastern cities a Full Stock of
FALL and WINTER „OODS
which he hiu determined to ell V®rjJ
cheap, consisting of
IlllY 0001)8 and
. i
Print., Muslins, Opera Canton., and Woll
Flannel*. Ladic* Ore** Good*, uch a*
Detain, Alpaca*, Poplin*, Empress CK th.
Sateens, Tameiso, together a WW
stock of everything usually lfispt in the
Dry Load* rino. '
NOTIONS:
A full stock, consisting part of Ladies and
Children's Merino Hose, Cct)lask Kid
gloves, best quality (ilk and LUU thread
Gloves, Nubias, Breakfast shawl*,
HATS & CAPS,
A full assortment of
Men's Roy's %ud Children's
style and best.
CLOTHING,
Ready made, a choice telectioq qf Q®U'*
and Boy's of the newest sty Icq ana most
serviceable materials.
BOOTS & SHOES,
A very largo stock of Men's 1\ omen's and
Children's and sold vory low.
Queens ware,
full assortment.
GROCERIES
I
I ft ftill stock ftt the lowest prices
• At lb* old rtan4 vf
j* . •* > ' w* w**-
( For lha Kaparter
( Mr. Kditor, 8lr:—Il it a long lime tinct
1 hava Ukan up my pen for yaur column*,
- and a* the evening it dull and tnow falling
(ilenlly, 1 devote half an hour to you. Thr
, evening !Ord January wat a gala eve in
r I Loganiville. The Grand concert given
11 under tha direction of Miu Ko*e Kyitder
1 wat a turca*. we had a fine audience and
. many ttrangen were in. Owing io the
> blinding tnow itorm that ragrd all the af
| ternoon many were compelled lo remain
at home. Still we had a fine and appreci
i ativa audience. Tha opening piece piano
trio, "Honnie Dundee," wat finely eta
cuted by Mitaat Augutla Kynder, Annie
1 Uopkint, and Jotie Curt* Duel for cor
'net and piano, "Sweat Spirit bear my
I Prayer" and Cornet Polka by ('baric*
j Hricker and Mitt Rota Kynder. were very
cleverly performed to the delight of the
audience. Duet for piano and organ,
"Martha" wea truly grand, and lliote who
love opera thould hava heard the Kynder
Sitter* "Blew the llorn for Supper Kale,"
Song and Chorut with cornet and piano ae
compniment wat given ia the good old
fhtbion way. The crowning piece of the
eatartainmaat waa "Buhop * Kcho, ' tang
by Mr*. Wm. M. Uotwalt, it wa* rendered
ia her utual bappy ityla Veu could hear
a pin drop, tho audience wat to *pell i
bound. She wa* called out aud tang it
again Thi* lady ha* a cultivated voice, i
and if uadar the charge of a grand old I
matter in Draadan two year* would ttartlel
the operatic world, and if not rival, at least
equal Palli, Nilleon, and Lucca, whoar>-j
receiving from |'i,Uoi) to $4,01 M per night
if newepeper report* are correct. Her J
voice la folly under her command, and
bar echo to toll and rippling that the flute
accompaniment teamed harh and almost
marred tha dying echo. Then again her
voice rang out clear and tweet like th- j
ruehing of lha water* of Lwtore, then d eep '
and mild at a rnoau of tha tea. If ilh two |
year* trill culture her fortune it made, and i
we could beast of as successful cantatrice ,
as ever blazed over operatic Europe ;
"Wind up Galop," cornet and piano Du-j
et, was well received "Cousin Jedediah
Song and Chorus was leudly applauded;
and Vrought out the second time to lhe|
mirth of the audience. The closing
and Chorus "Gathering home ' wa* theirl
adieu te us, and all, we think, were satis
fled with the entertainment.
Th# proceed* of concert were for the i
j benefit of the Lutheran congregation in as j
stsiing to purchase an organ. Afier all;
'expenses were paid SB9.<A) were in the
hand* of committee. J H. B.
—i e *
Dentil of Governor Geary.
On Saturday morning Sth, Gover
nor Goary arua in comparative!)
good health and vu noticeably cheer-K
ful, and in eonvereation with hie wife 1
he eaid that he propoMtl attending the
i funeral of hie old friend, Judge S. S
-Wood*, at Lewiatowu, in the aftei
noon. He ate hearty breakfast, after
which Jba prtpaird *onie food
for b little bov, who occupied a scat
beaide him. \Vilh a startling sudden
neas his bead fell ou the shoulder of
his son and then aosumcd a backward
movement, and Governor Gaary's
heart had ceased to pulsate! lii
wife hurried to his assistance, but on
ly to find thai his spirit bad fled.
A communication was received from
the Pittsburg Woman Suffrage Asso
ciation, asking thai the Coostiluliouel,
Convention yield the use of their haii.j
on Friday evening next, for the nur |
none of holding a meeting, at which
Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist I
Episcopal Church, has consented to de
liver en eddreas on woman suffrage ]
The requmt was grouted by a larg<
majority.
MARRIAGES
Oa (khiaat . by Rev C. H Reiter. in j
Aarensburg. Mr Alfred Stover and Mia*
Alice Bower, both of ilaine* iwp.
Oa Mh mat . by the tame at the same
place, J. J. Fiedler to Mtaa |l-oui*a A.
Muaeyr, both of liaise* twp.
Oa Mb last, by Rev. R HstnUl Jno
M. Rankin. M. D .of Richland M.chijran,]
te Mia* Susan C Rankin, of Centre Is ill.
DEATHS.
On II ult, in Millhtim, Solomon Hitter'
W, A. CURRY,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
CF.STSE HILL.P I.
Would meal respectfully inform the cit
iaens of this vkuaiiy, that he ha* started a
; saw Boot and Bboe Bbop, and would be
I thankful for a share of the public patron
age Boot* and Shoe* made to order and
aooording to style, and warrant* hi* work
te aqua) any made elsewhere. All kinds
of repairing done, and iharges reasonable
Give him a call. fb U ly
OUT LOTS FOR SALE
The undersigned offer* for sale two val
uable out-lot* at Boalsburg. For particu
lar* apply to 8. 8. Wolf, C entre Hall, Pa
feb 3l
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICR.-
Lettera of Administration on the
estate of Wm. M Minn, late of Putter
township, dee d., have b n granted to the
undersigned, tasiding in said township, to
whftUi Si persons indebted to said estate
-are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demand*, will
preaentthe same duly authenticated for set
tlement. F. E M MINN,
A. LUCHENBACH.
janSCtOt Adrolriislrator*.
00ACH & SMITH SHOPS FOR
SALE.
The lot and Coach and Smith Shops, at
Centre Hall, lately occupied by Geo. B.
Harpster, are offeted at private sale.
There ero three Shop* upon the premise*.
ifiU nw lwa-tory fnme building*. fc uiU*
bU for carrying on all tha difftsftmt branch
a of wood-work.
paiptswf. Vriwmiug, Ac. There is also a
new ttable upon tho lot. Tho location is
on# of th# beat in Centre Hall, and a large,
trade can be readily secured For further
information address W M. WOLF,
Centre Hall. Pa.
THE ONL\ PLACE TO BEY
good Boots Shoes.
BURNSIDK A TRTULAP
Htvo icoeived 50 cuei of Boots
1 tod Shoes.
BURNSIDK A THDM AH
Sell the cheapest and best Hoots
and Shoe*.
BURNSmKATMOJ^AS
Are the only one* in Centre co. that
have Leeter Bro'* A Co., Boot* A
Shoe*.
Letter Bro' A Co., Boots and Shoes
are varftßttd,
RURNFIAIDJB A THOKLAH
Bell them at Cash price*.
BURNSIDK A THOMAS
Boot* and Shoe* never leak or crack
BURNSIDK A THQMA* . . ,
UooV ahd Shoe* always gi ye aatisfac
tioa
Thousands in this county and out oi
it have triad these Boots A Shoes.
They have been tested and tried tor 15
year* andalway* havo given Kxtrn
satisfaction.
If you want to save doctor hills buy
your Boots and Shoes from Burnside
A Thomas,
You can buy the best article* of To- j
baoco and cigars at half price at
Burnside* A Thomas.
The reason you can get such bargains
Atßurnti4i A Thcftnaf, they sell for
C4H¥, julylfl.tf, 1
Ice in the Susquehanna River.
• Columbia, Fob. 9—9.00 p. m.—The
K backwater occaaioned by the ice gorge
„ at Ckickiee ia filling toe Pennsylva
„ nia canal and flooding the banks.
„ At thi* hour there is about eight
r inches of water covering the track of
j the Pcunaylvania railroad in the
vicinity of the tunnel, weat of thii
. Iplaoo. The caual baaiu ia rapidly
„ lilliog up, and the coal atored on the
. bank* ia being waabod away. A dia
i> aatroua flood ia expected. Railroad
- travel by Columbia may he interrup
. ted unlet* the ice breaka away aud al
• lowa the water to aubaide. The Co*
< luiubia travel aud railtoad bridge ia
• in imminent dangtr.
tj Port Deposit, Feb. 9—Al thia
hour the water is from four to five
.(feet deep in the street at Rock Run,
' aud i* creeping into the street at otb
' er points.
T lie road being im|iaaaible, we went
up the mountain side back of the
street and followed a nanow path
which skirls the edge of the bill, this
: being the only meane of communica- 1
| j lion now, except in boats, between
' j Rock Run and the southern part of
j the towu. From the mountain side a
! view of the river fur miles either way
jis had, and the ice look* very differ
cully from its condition a day or two
ago. Many of tbe immense farrows
'J have disappeared, having been level
ed up by tbe increased volume of
water underneath. Down below, on
tbe edge of the bank, the watery
street appeared, the flood passing
down it with a current of about four
miles au hour. For some distance the
water has broken down the miniature
j ice is now in the street, materially in
terfering with boat sailing.
11KLLEFONTEMARKKTB
Corrected by C. D. Keller.
iVhite <7 heat $1,96, Red 190 ... Rye
j76 ..Cot nBO ....Oats <0....... Barley 00.
70 Clo/erseed 6,00 ...... Potatoes 46.
I>ard per poun.l 7 Fork per pound 06
Butter *2O. Kgg.ao. ..... Plaster perton
fill Tallow 8 Bacon 8 Ham 12
LEWLSTOWS MARKETS
Wiuie wheat 1,85 ... Rd wheat 1,80....Rye
70 Corn 40 Oats 86 Barley 00
Cloverseed 6,00. Timothys®ed, U0
Salt 2 60 per sack, „....
Bacon 10c. Ham 10...... Butlei 26... Eggs
£> Plaster 9 60
4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICK-
I-ettera of Adminiatralion on the ea-
U.e of John C. M Minn, late of Pwtter
township. Centre county, Pa., dec d, have
been granted to the undersigned, residing
.I in said township, to whom all peraon* in
debted to said estate are requested to make
''immediate payment, and thoee having
-1 claims or demands, will prearnt the same
- duly authenticated for settlement.
JANES. M MINN
A A RON LUCK EN BACH
llih o flt Adm rs
r Miners* Hospital
l| GRAND
GIFT CONCERT
TO WE HELP AT
SHOEMAKER'S OPERA HOUSE,
Shenandoah, ScAuyUeUi Oa., Pa,,
WEDNESDAY. MAR. 26, 73.
J $ioo7oo()
11 In Yal uable GIFTB to b Cr'ims A sway j
OS ■ OIAJfD CAPITAL OUT Of
• 15,000 in AMERICAN GOLD.
I Two Grand Capital Gifts of $6,000 each
in Greenbacks. Whole number of pres
jeal* K.UAI
| TaxAtrEEW.—G. A. liming. Treasur- r
Sch County, Pa
By permtaaion w* publish the following
yentlemen aa references:
George O. Jacoby. Esq . Chief Burgess
of >hcnandoah J B M. Cann:, Cashier,
Shenandoah Valley Bank , Wm. Grant, of
Lee, Grant A Co., Shenandoah , J. tVas
lay. superintendent Thompson Coal Co ,
j Shenandoah; Geo 11 Parrtah. General
I Superintendent Wilkesbarra Coal A Iron
Co. ; Thus Cassidy, superintendent of Su
gar-Notch Colieriaa ; James Grifßtb. ruin
iing superintondant of Empirw Mines, i
! Wlkesbarre: Col. J J. Connor, Potts
villa; Hon Wm. M Randall. Schuylkill
lleven , Dr Thomas Wren. Esq . P--tts
, ville ; CapL J. K. Ualssst, KchuylUill Hi
. ven . Daniel Barlow. Esq Mahanoy City ;
JAM Paaamote. Esq.. PoOavilla-, John
.ISeney, Pro*, of M d L Bit of Schuylkill;
county and Dr. A P Oarr of St Clair, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED te sell licketa. to
1 whom a liberal commission will be paid |
Single Ticket#, $1,00; five ticket*. $1,60;
ten tickets, s.(*)
Send fer programmes. All communica
tions mutt be addressed to
G R SHAFFER, Aun**u Manager
> Box 001, Shenandoah, Schuylkill Co., P.i.
; o i (.
GET THE BEST.
TUE OaiaiMAL HOWE SEWIKO Msritsx
lwraovxD—The Howe, th* original and
yet th# beat ha* the following point* of ex
cellence ;
Simplicity of construction
Symmetry of form and beauty Of finish.
Rapidly and stillness in operation.
Ease w ilk which it can be maneged
Nun-liability to mis* stitch a*, havings
moveable head, which can be readily ad
justed close te the shuttle, when using
either the finest or coarseat needle.
A shorter and smaller needle, in propor
tion to the six# of the thread, than used
with any other machina.
The Lock Stitch, alike on both side* of
the fabric.
Economy of thread.
Strength and firmness with which the 1
seams are drawn together.
Roundness, fiillneas, regularity and
beauty of stitch.
Adaptability to the widest range of work
sewing the finest and coarsest fabrics, and
using equally well the finest and coANast,
and all intermediate grades of silk, Cotton
and Linen Thread,
11. F HARTLEY, of Bollefonte, haxthe
agency tor Centre county, for the Howe ;
he will travel tho and persons
wishing a machine about which there it no
fault, should wait and give the liowea
trial, before purchasing. jan9.Bm.
|C. PECK. J. T- Lek.
PECK A; LEE'S '
■
New "
. i
Coach Manufactory*
I
CENTRE II ALL, PA.
The under*iff"od k v ® op®*®* l a new es
tablishment, at their new shop*, for the
mnnufacluie of
Carriages, {
Buggies,
A Spring Wagons,
Slekum axd Sled*. j
Plain and Fakct
i
of every description .
All vehiola* manufactured by thorn
are warranted to render satisfaction, and as
equal to any work done elsewhere.
They us* non* but the best material,
and employ the most skillful workmen,
llencotney flattar themselves tht their
work can not be excelled for durability
and finish.
Order* from a distance'promptly altend
od to - . , . ,
Como and examine *ur work berore
contracting elsewhere.
PRICES REASONABLE,
All kinds or Reparing done.
PECK A LEE.
STAND FOB RENT.
1 The Rouse and Smith-shop. formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Dunkle, which is one of the
best Blacksmith stands between Bellefonte
s and Salona, Is offered for rent For fUrth
, I information address
|i JAME9LGRAMLY
/dßjan Sit. HublfJiVnng, pa.
: RYNDER'S MUSIC STORE.
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
The proprietor of Ryuder's Music ft tore desires to call tbe attention of the people of Centre county, to the fact
that they
Can Save Money
by purchasing tbeir musical instruments ot Ryoder > Music Store, We are telling
Double Heed Six Stop, Five Octavo Organs, at $l4O,
•.superior in lone and finish, to tboae that are hawked and peddled throughout the country at $175 to $200.) T1 e
we warrant for five years. We give any reasonable credit desired to responsible partite.
We beg leave to call your attention to tbe following instruments, sold in Pennsvalley this year, which yon ,v. d
do well to examine before purchasing elaewbere :
CENTRE HALL.
8. a WOLF, Render Organ $225 00
WM. GALBRAITH, Rynder Organ 140.00
LEMONT.
DR. J. Y.DALE, American Organ $376 00
PETER BCHRECK, Rynder Organ 140.00
AARONSBURG.
WM. ETTINGER, Rynder Organ $240.00
BOAUBBURG.
MIBB E. E. H U NTER, Melodion $130.00^
In a few weeks we will call attention to our
PIANO DEPARTMENT.
In short by writing a letter to us and getting our pricee—we deliver all inatrumente—
You Can Save From S4O to S6O on anTlrgan.
AJ ~ R YJVVER'S MUSIC STORE, Lock Haven, Pa
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
c. D. KELLER,
BISHOP STREET BELLEFONTE, PENNA,
is now prepared, at the Old Stand oa Bishop .Street, to aU
OM7 S&QDS,Sfl&!s2in2B,Beets, Shees.Ceepets,
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE, AC., AC.
at g-ea'ly reduced prices, He is also prepared to purchaee
A LL K I N I)S OF GR A IN!
FOR WHICH HE WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
ABB PURCHASERS HI LI. FIND SUPKRIOR INDUCIBI*™ MRRR
apr.lttf.
I. Guggenheinier.
ARRANGEMENT!
ISAAC GCOCEMIKIMER. having
purchaaeci lb euljre Hock of the late
firm of SuMtnan A Guggonheiuior, ex
copl tho Leather auatshoe-ffudiuga,
KM filled up hia tlial* with a lot of
arLKKIItD SEW cooua,
embracing
READY MADE CLOTHING.
11RK24ES GOODS,
UKOtkKl K,
PBOVUIOKfi,
BOOTS A BIIOEB,
HATS A CAW,
ASH FAKCT ARTICLBB
and is now prepared to accomodate all
hut old customers, and to welcome all
offW one who may favur him with
their patronage. lie feeli fe in wy
iog that be can plcaae the moat fastidi
ous Call and see.
ISAAC GUGGKNHEIMKR
P. B.—Mr. Busman atill continual
to deal in
LEATHER AND SHOE-FIN DINGS.
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEEDS,
in the old room, where he mar alway
be found. 12ap-tf.
C. F. Ileriacher N. Croomiller.
NEW GOODS!
& B 111 YAk
OF
FALL GOODS!!!
HERLACIIER & CRONMILLER
With to infoim the cilisput of Potter
that they have opened an enure new
ttock of good* in their old quartern and
will keep conotantly on hand a full and
good ateortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
contitting of
ALPACAS,
Poplin*,
K PLAIDS,'
Luitret.
and all other kind* ol
DRESS GOODS,
fUU line of
NOTIONS and FANCY Goods
Hats A Caps, lioots <fr Shoes
mocKKRV QUEKNSW ARE,
STONEWARE. CEDAR WARE,
SUGARS,
TEAS, COFFEES
FISH, SALT,
6iC.| CtC , CtC.
All of which we offer at greatly reduced
Higbett pricet paid for country produce.
By ttrlct attention to buoineu we hope to
merit and receive the patronage of the
public
Excelsior Cement-
The undersigned now manufacture
mcnt WARRANTED OF A SUPERIOR
QUALITY, at their kilns, near Pine
| Creek Mills, in Raines two. This cement
has already beer used in large quanUtiee
upon the L. C. A S. C. R R., ana has been
found highly satisfactory upon all jobs
where it has been used, end a* equal to
any now manufactured. The undersign
ed now take pleasure in recommending,
and warranting it to all, for use In CIS
TERNS, WATER PIPeA or whatever
purpose a good quality of Cement is desi
rable. This Cement has already been
tested far and wide, and rendered the ut
moet satisfaction. Persons, therefore con
structing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes,
Ac., will find it to advantage to bear tWs
in mind, and also, that they warrant the
article as represented. For further par
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|JHO€KKRHOFF HOUSE.
Allegnenev Street, Bellefoote, Pa.
D. JOHNSON A SONS, Proprietor*.
A rrn*T CLASS ■or*L,couroaTAL*aoot*
PROMPT AITENDANCE.
ALL THE MODERN CONVENIEN
CES—AND REASONABLE Charges.
The proprietor* offer to the traveling
public, and to their country Mends, first!
clau accommodations end careful atten
tion to the vast* of (uecU at all time*, at
fair rate* OereAilhostlera and good •table
iiß| for horses. An excellent table well
•erred. A Bar supplied with fine liquor*.
Servant* well trained and everything re
quisite in a drat claw Hotel Our location
I in the bu*ine*( Pert of the town, neer the
P el Office. the Court House, the Chur
ches, the Banks, and the p iacipal places
of business, renders it the west eligible
place for those who visit Bellefoete on buai
or pleasure.
An Omnibus will carry passenger*
and baggage to and from all trains
free of charge.
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6REAT INDUSTRIES
of the united states; an historical sum
mary of the origin, growth and perfection
of the chief industrial arts of this country.
1300 PAGES AND 500 ENGRAV
Hi OS
Written by 30 Eminent Author*, inclu
ding John B. Uoutb, Leon Cue, Edward
Ilowland. Jo*. 8. Ly m*n, Re*. E Edwen
Hall, Horace Greeley, Philip Ripley, Al
bert Brisbane, F. B. Perkins, Set, Eel.
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SVSISSStiX
J. B. BURR Ad YDS, Hartford, Conn.
Chicago. lU-. •* * tneinnati. Ohio.
Oct. lair |
AM BAUM, KTTVOLD'A *EW M*ML>
• raoxT, manor sL.Bellefonte.
WINES AND LIQUORS
Th* subscriber respectfully calls the at
tention of the public to bit aatabiiabm nt,
where he it prepared to furnitb all kindtot
Fortitt ana Domestic Liquors' wholesale
at thefowest catb price*, which are warran
ted to b# the bett qualities according to
their respective | rice*. His ttock consist*
or Rye, Monongahela, Irish and othei
Whiskies, all kinds of Brandies. Holland
Gin, Port, liaderia. Cherry, Blackberry
and other Wines—the beat * Y.tles—at as
reasonable rates at can be bad in the city,
Champagne, Cherry. Blackberry, tiingei
and Carraway Brandies, Pure Jamaica and
New England Rum, Cordial of all kinds.
He would particularly invito Farmers, Ho
lei keepers and others to call and examine
his large supply, to judge for themselves
and be certain of procuring what they buy,
which can seldom ba done when purchaa
ng in the city.
Fhysieusnsare respectfully requested
o give his liquor* a trial. aplO
\\T J. B. KTTELE'S
W HOLESALB WINE & LIQUOR
, STORE
Bishop street, Bellefonte, in the Stone huil |
ding formerly occupied by the Key
stone Bakery
Takes pleasure in informing the public that
he keeps constantly on hand a supply Oi
choice Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Alt Barrels, Ktgt and Caeke warranted
to eeisfaiis tke quantity represented, s
The attention of practicing physicians is
called to his stock of
PURE LIQUORS,
suitable for medical purposes. Bottlee,
egs, and demijohns constantly on hand,
e has the ONLY PURE NECTAR
WHISKY In town.
All liquors are warranted to give satis
faction. Liquors will be sold'by the quart
barrel, or tierce. He has a large lot at
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the finest grades on hand.
Confident tnat he can please customer
the respectfully solicits a share of public pa
ronage my Id
BUTTS HOUSE
BKELEFONTE, PA.
J. B. BUTTS, Prop'r.
HU first class accommodation; charg
es reasons tf.
BIIINEW MAN'S COLLEGE,
No C Sixth St., Pittsburg, Pa. •
Book-Keeping, Pennmanship, and Ar
ithmetic.
TIM* Uin-tMiT*®, SHOOO.
Enter at any tim*. Sand for Circular
Dr. Crook's Wine of 'i
ik lO YEAIt
—OF A—
Public Tc. .
On proved
fjt DR. CROOK'S
JXL WINE
TAB
Tw hare snore
pffpar
9BP Hon ever wbrcd
Ike public.
II b rich te 0e nsedtrtvl coat
Ittn ofTmr. mod oneqoaled <5 dtoc*
cm mt (ke Tfcrost uad Lug* i
forming Dm mm* <—n.
CmcH OaMkCbrwlcOaacbs.
I keflecuialir cures them mi
tal Broach Itl*.
EM eared m> may cam
it ha* bee* proaaoaead*
g specific lor Utat oompiaiiils.
For paina In Breast, Hide or Bark.
Gravel or Kidney Mnm,
Diseases of the I rlnarv Orpu
Jaundice or any Liver Complain:
It baa Mtqc:
DeUiitai
Canoes the Food to Digest,
* moJt * Dj gßg
prevents Malarious Fevers,
Gives tone to your fljysf
TBI DB.CBOOK'SWLVKOfT
The Champion of the World/
The oew Improved American Button
HoleOvcraeamiug and Compute
Sewing Jfachine—The great
eat machine of the Age !
Siraplcltr, Durability A Che p
ness Combined.
This machine being the litest, hit u
improvements overall other, in a wot... si
is a perfect is acknow.
Ed by judges andagvnt* of ail t .
machines.
Call on A. L. Bartacs, maaiionl u.g,
who is the authorised agent for Centre
county. ALAO keeps the beet Sew nig Ma
chine thread, needle*, and repair* all kn
of sewing machines, clocks, wskhw. n <>
sick boxes Ac I will thoroughly cam
the section belonging tonie, and 1 shall I
very much pleased totel) every per
machine, on easy terms ; give it a :ria 1
for* purchasing any other— it ha* no e. i::.l.
Parties wishing the machine, will p < -
address the undersigned. Satisficl
guaranteed. AH orders promptly altei d-
Sdto. A. L BARTGES.
Agent for Centre County
MADisoxaumo, PA.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW
- RESTORED!
JM (AOLAM •• TDLUM RF DL TWWR.
Kaasl on llw mdienl cut* (without m
lci^^sVm2kwTi.nru. ha*lWkn.. >'y
•BUru SMulanl I,nn. ltoputowcp. Mraiul aoC I '';r,
oal taoaeacits. tascSlanli to kwam. etc. :
Sutowtoptlnn. fc|Ua*. "•<> •'"t ** ertfia
itwlsswrrr TT '
b hrcrMirtW. frM a thirty |Wl' wwcftoful vr*
do*, (hat lbs olonatu ooiMiufiico at aUsln. >
ho rwduwll) curwU without the duiurorow* u. at It
*l, to BNU oi which eeerr cm mutter wb<
aoaatUoa moj bo. Bar cmte huurolf cbeoply. ertvir. 1.
This Lecture Omuld bo ta tbo hsods of amy jwut
aiuj afgn nvan in tkw lud
Soot, under ml. ta 0 ploln earok>ro. U> > sadrwto,
ASdroas tho KLIHK A CO..
Poot-OBco Box 4.MS. UT
AiSNTkAL HOTEL. twi-rTFiHi
\j and Chestnut Street. Mifflinburg, I a.
Jobn Shower*, Proprietor.
Its Central Location makes it particularly
desirable to persons visiting Town on
business or pleasure.
H. A. Taylor's Livery Attached.
nnf2l ly
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
1 For Serwftalauftorofn*
T lotu JpihcoMK of Use
are Eye*, or Sci©fula in
A any foruu
Any disease or eruption cf
Jg the Skin, disease of the Liver,
Rheumatism, O 11
IgV Bores, Ulcere, Broken-down
ri Qs Coustitutions. Sjphiita, or an*
' diacaae depending on a do
pSkj proved condition of the hiooj
' CROOK'S
m v* SYRIP OP
Spoke root.
G'&y oi Poke rombitud p' l iC
' EJy aration of Iron which goe "•
• Ay tnce into the blood, perfc im
- mg the mcst rapid tnd w^'
V derful core*.
Ask vonr DiUi-gid .'or Dr. Crook C r ' -
' tound S/. up of t'wka Boot-take Band .
fiatled.