THE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY FKB. 27, 18*8.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL NEWS.—Our friends, every
where, will oblige ui by sending us local
news of interest. ... * .a.-
CIRCULATION.-The circulation of the
Kki-ORTkk, on this side ths county, l
larger than that of all other papers in the
county. Business men will therefore find
this oho 'f the best advertising mediums.
"\Vo invite all interested to come and in
spect our list for themselves.
REMITTANCES.—AII nionie® for üb
erirt:on will be credited on the subscri
bers address, each week: by referring to
which our patrons can at all limes see how
their accounts stand, and a receipt >.v
this system carried upon each copy of the
paper.
Public Saloe.
Sale of George Garbrick, Linden Hall,
Tuesday March 4th.
_W. H. Harter's sale of farming
stock, near Aaronsburg, March 4th.
—H. Kmrick's sale, near Centre Hall.
March Blh.
Sale of Geo. Zeiglor, Benner twp., farm
stock, March 11th.
-Sale of L J. Noll, Gregg twp., March,
11th.
—Daniel Hoy's sale, Gregg twp., March
14th.
—Wm. Armagast's sale, near Church
ville, March 14th.
—Sale of Peter Klinefelter, dee'd, near
Madisonburg, 14th March.
—John P. Runkle's sale Centre Hilb
March lth,.
—Sale of Philip Kemp, east of Old Fort
March 2-">th.
—Sam 1 MoU's sale, Woodward, sth of
March.
-John M. Miller's sale, Miles twp., 6ih
M arch.
—Pan I Hosterman's *ale, Hainee twp.,
March, 12th.
—€ale of Philip Yanada, deed near
Madisonbuig, March 'AXh.
"\TOTI OR.—Notice i* hereby given that
1> I have appointed J. Eat-iia A Sox,
l>ruggi?U, Belltdbnt®, IV, m* *ol <tnu
for the manufacture and *a'e of fir. R
<trrm< s l.trrr ISII+- known a fir. K.
Qrrrmt't Lirrr P\il, Ni-*. 1 and 2, (Brown
A Rod.) Any boxes sold without mynig
noture and trade mark "fir. K. (irttnt s
Lirrr PHl*,' ' are fraudulent.
Jan. 22, IS7S- E. Orkxnk, M I).
In accordance with above notice, and to
protect the public, each ana every box
will bear on side and bottom the name of
J. Zkllx* A SO*. Sent by mail postage
prepaid, on receipt of retail price 35 cu.
for No. 1, 50 cu. for No. 2. See that the
name, i* spelled properly. Da. R.
U-r-k k-x-* s Ltvaa Pill*. Xo 1 or 2.
Merchants supplied at usual wholes*le
rates. Address all orders to.
J. ZELLEIt A SON.
Druggets,
No. 0 BrockerhatT How, Bellefonte, Pa
l" 1*27-4;.
i#*Sub#cribers changing their post-of
fice address the coming spring, should not
fail to give us due notice, so that the Re
porter can be mailed accordingly. Im.
—The supplement to the charter of
our railroad, passed a short time ago
extending the time tor the completion,
oi the road five yeara, wejudge ia only
intended to effect the liuk between
IVuu'a Furnace and Oak Hall, which
the company is not iu a hurry to com
plete, iu case the branch to Bellefonte
is built, which, we are assured is uow
a fixed thing. The road from Mifflin
burg to Oak Hall will not be delay
ed.
—A disease of the spine, by some
al*o called spotted fever, is attackine
the young folks in the lower end of
this valley. Some very sudden deaths
have resulted therelrom.
The following officers were elec
ted in Potter twp. on Friday last :
Supervisors, Peter Sheffler, Sam'l
Royer. Assessor, D. F. Luse. In
spectors, Jonas Royer, Jno. Boozer.
Constable. Wm. Carson. Judge, Jno.
Kishel. Overseers. John Hoeterman,
D. Gillilaud. School Directors, Jas.
Boal, i/enry. Sankey. Auditor. Jos.
Gilliland. Town C'erk, W. A. Kerr.
—J. C. Kemp who used to supply
the people in these parts with woolen
goods and by fair dealing made friend*
of all, has quit that business aud now
runs his wagon in the produce busi
ness. Success to him.
—We regret to learn that our
yoUDg and handsome friend, from the
Loop, Mr. Aaron Spangier, was seri
ously hurt, on last Friday afternoon,
by bis sleigh upsetting and horse run
ning off, by which accident he was
dragged some distance over the road,
receiving some very serious bruises
about the head. This happened near
Judge Love's, to whose residence be
was taken as the injuries he sustained
were of so serious a nature that it was
not advisable to take him to bis home.
Mr. Spangier has since been remov
ed to bis borne, and is getting better.
—Mr. Van Ormer, the spry and
tip-top miller of Woodward, popped
in on us, Saturday last. May his
grist never run out.
—Says the Lewistown True Demo
crat : p
W. J. McJ/anigal, we learn from
the Centre Reporter, is about starting
a branch of his J/ilroy hardware store
in J/illheim, Centre county. We
wish him success everywhere, for he
is one of the cleverest Democrats in
.Mifflin county.
—Calvin Boyer, aged about 18
vears, eon of J/r. Boyer living near
Rebersburg, died suddenly on Tues
day, 11 tb; before bis death he still
seemed to be in sound health, and. was
engaged in the sport of snowballing
with some of his companions. He
died of brain-fever.
—The Rynder organ is second to
none for tone.
—Judge Hosterman lost a valu
able mare on last S#tu?day. In the
morning the animal was found lying
in her stall, having one of her legs
broken near the body, the bone press
ing out against the skin on the inside
of the leg, and it was found Decenary
to shoot the animal. How thia leg
was broken is a mystery, as there were
no signs rife toe mare having been
kicked, neither wp it possible for
her to get fast in any manner in her
stall.
—A lot of Centre Hall youngster?,
a few days ago, got bold of some cider
--and we all like cider—but the fun
of it was, that all the little yeung
Americas got ge-loriously tipsy from
the edicts, and felt as though the 4th
of Jdly hsd busted in op them ip mid
winter.
ACCIDENT. —Friday evening las
after the arrival ot the 8:30 train, the
Brockerhoff House buss, in leaving
the depot with a dash, run ov ® r a
small boy, eight years of age, of Tho
mas Taylor, ltilling him almost ins
tantly. The boy was crossing the
;:tree£ iu front of the Bush House,
where fhe accident occurred. Who of
the parties in interest are most culpa
ble for this melancholly occurrence,
may be hard to deolde.—Republican.
—Wm. J. iTifanigal's hardware
store *t Jfillheim, is as complete an
establishment as any in this section of
" the state. He offers goods lower than
can be bad elsewhere. Farmers, and
mechanics, make a note of this.
Our clever friend, Chas. Smith,
title of the Old Fort hotel, bf* geup
into the produce business.
Licenses Voted Down tu Centre To
At the election hold in thic county,
on Friday last, "ho License" carried
by an overwhelming majority. But
few districts went fir license, and in
some the vote wits unanimously against
Union villa boro' bad only out vote
for license, and the landlord there,
Mr. Taylor, swears ht didn't cast it.
In Bellefbnte the tight was a hot out;
in Potter township there was alao
tome little jawing. The principle
exertion was made hy the friends of
license. The following is the result
in the different districts :
Bollefonte- Northward, 10.' maj. against
license l l ui.-ij. for license —
Westward 'lO maj. against license
making 1-W maj. in the Boro' against li-
Union twp., went H'.'against aud none
for license.
Unionville beta'' 7- against license and 1
for.
Benner twp i maj- against license.
Spring At maj. against license
Philipahurg94 maj- against license.
Rush 4t maj- for Hi e: o.
Worth 2S for license, -4 against.
Halftnoon 08 maj. against license.
Taylor 7 for and 28 against license.
Potter lA4 for, and 144 against license,
y Gregg 109 for and 70 against license.
Penn 40 niai. against license.
Milcsburg 104 against, and 9 for license.
Bogg*22 for, ami 174 against license.
Howard boro' 17 maj Against license.
Huston 47i maj. again-l license.
Patton 4ofor license, 74 against
Harris 19t maj. sg.-ih -t licence.
Ferguson ".4 maj- against license.
RurnsideO maj. agait-st license
Curtin SS maj against license
Howard twp do maj against license
Liberty 88 ina.i a gain-: license
Marion 27 maj against license
Snowshoo 22 maj agaiast license
Walker S5 raaj against license
Miles 27. maj again-t license
The majority again-t license, in tho
county, is estimated at from loflil to lTvk).
LICENSER
Schuylkill couutv has gone .'<ooo in
favor of license.
Blair county givvs twenty-five hun
dred majority against license.
Northumberland county will give
about 300 in favor of license.
In Blair county the majority again*
license includiug Altoona is '2,500.
I'he majority in the city of Altoona is
934, Holidaysburg 200.
Warren county has given a major
ity of 819 against license.
"Wiluamspokt, IV, February 21.
—The city of Wiiliarasbort gives
about 85(1 majority against license and
the county about 1.200 more.
Lycoming county gives about 2,000
majority against liceu.-e.
—Van Pelt A Musser have pur
chased the Foundry property from
Wm. Wolf, in this town.
Alex. Shannon sold his house aud
lot, in this town, to If. I>. Vau PelL
—Wednesday afternoon was pleas
ant again.
—Or Monday itu rning at 7, our
thermometer sto< -1 11 deg. below zero.
—ln Greeu township, this county,
on the 11th inst.. Mr. John Brumgard
died, aged 78 years, 5 months ana 20
days. Deceased was one of the early
settlers of Sugar Valley, aud resided
in that sequestered vale till his death.
His wife diet! abv<ut 13 years ago.
Thev Lad 12 children, nine of whom
are living. He was a sound Demo
crat, a good fariuir. lived respected by
his neighbors, and died leaving many
frieuds.—Democrat.
—The protracted meeting iu the Lutb.
church at the Union, is still going oa.
Rev. A. A. Kerlin pr-ached there on last
Sabbath evening.
—Rev. Miller will commence a protract
ed meeting in the Loop church, commenc
ing Thursday evening. March C ...
Col. D. G. Bu.-h returned home from
North Carolina la-", \\e-k. Ho has made
• pretty thorough estiva-* of the Old
North State and speak- advisedly of it* ma
terial wealth. Cotton, wheat and corn ha
says are its - tup' l ' productions. The laat
two are raised year after year on the same
land without alteration or use of fertil
isers and the yield is better than in Centra
County. Seventy bushel* helled corn is
the average yield per aere Land as pro
ductive as McAllisters farm is sold for
twenty-five dollars per acre. Spruce, yel
low pine and white cedar timber abound
and find a ready market. During the cold
i spell here the weather was mild and pleas
ant there, and their summers avarage
I about ten degrees cooler.— Tuten Republi
can.
Tho mini r at o*c >lu and Sandy Ridge
are ia a starving condition and begging for
work at any price. The ring leader* were
the first to succumb. Many of them have
accepted a reduction of ten cents per bush
el and the mint • are now being worked a*
usual.
—We had a perfect hurricane of wind,
from Sunday night on till W ednesduy,
with low temperature.
DEATHS.
On 18th, at Aaronsburg, suddenly, at the
residence of T Harper. John, son of M.
Smith, aged 15 year , 8 month*, and 4
days.
On 19th, nt Millhcim, Anna, daughter
•f josiah Long, aged 1 year, 5 months and
1C days.
MARRIAGES.
At Hamburg, Clinton county, on the—
inst., Prof. Thoma- Jefferson Smull to
Miss Harriet Transue, both of the above
place. . ... „
On the 10th, inst .by the Hey. C. H.
Reiter in Aaronsburg. Mr G. W. Stover.
Jr., of Millbeim, and Mi-- Maggie E
Harvr of tha vicinity of Millheitn.
On the 2id inst.. 1 v the same at the
house ef the bride s father, Mr. Je**e
Long t < Mi*- Margaret Korman, both of
101 l inst., by Aaron Lukenback,
esq.. Isaac Shtiey to M'ss Mary Frybcrgei
both of Benner tw p
I^STRAY.— A Chester white boar,shout
j 7or 8 month - old. has been upon the
f premises of the undersigned since August
ast. The owner is requested to prove
nrooertv. nuy cost* and remove the same.
P P 3 V 110BT. M OOR MICK.
27feb Potter's Mills.
PUBLIC BALK.--Wilt bo ol<l at resi
dence of the undersigned, near Centre
Hill, on Wednesday. March l'Jth, at 10
o'clock. 2 horse-. 2 breeding mare*, 1
2 yearling and 1 one-yearling colt, 4 milch
cow* 4 head ofyoung cattle, alotof*hep
Hog*, 1 graindrlll, Hayrake. 1 4-hore wa
gon. 1 two horse wagon, buggy, 2-hor*e
*lfid, plow, harrows, cultivator*, corrplan
ter honcgear*, household furniture, aucb
a* ' beds, bedsteads, tables, chair*, rneat
vessols, and many other articlfc* too nu
iiSr: """"join. V. KUSKEL.
DISSOLUTION. -The partnership hereto
fore* between the undersigned in the trade
carried on in Shelving, Keapergnnding,
Lightningrods. and Livestock, has been
dLsolved. AH "ceounU to he
settled with i>. K <•!*, to whom U who
know themselves indebted, GEIHff
vfTfeb 8t KELLER.
a ,eb 8t " Centre Hall.
*75,000 IN CASH FOR 81*
OMAHA LOTTERY!
To erect the K ebraska State Orphan
Asvluni to be drawn in Public, Me'ch
31st, 1873. Tickets sl. Each or Si* for
$5. Tickets sent by Express CLO. ih. lj
desired. 1 Cash LL s***
Prire $25,000; 1 Cash Prize. $15.000, For
I balance of Prizes send for Circular En
dorsed bv his excellency Oov. W. M.
James, and the best business men of tba
State. Agenu Wanted Address I. M.
Manager, Omaha, >ebrms.
37
W I)IKD.
At Selln* Grove, Pa., Feb., <ARh, Annie
wife of Daniel W. Leitsell, and daughte
of Judge W. W Love, aged 80 yeera.
Si-ter I.etUell Is dead and yet she lives
On# by one our Mends leave us, Thej
arc parsing away -croaalng the river o
Death, and, standing upon the ahorn of thi
waters oyer which they have passed, thej
bahidd the gati of the Stomal City, ollh.
or open or doted.
If they have "washed their robea ant
made them white in the blood ollhe lei mil
the gate* are open. If they have said
"Soul, thou hat much gooda laid up foi
many years, take thine eac, eat, drink
anil bo merry," the gates are closed.
A short time previous to her death, sis
ter LeiUell asked her husband what teal
he used when he preached last Saul he,
these words, "1 am the way, and the truth
and the life" "O what beautiful words."
said >he. "No man eometh unto the Fath
er but hy iue." She took great delight in
reading the H ord of tied, and, when not
engaged In her domestic duties, she search
id the Scriptures. There was her conso
lation. She was a kind woman, always
ready to assist others in their distress.
But she had very li'tle enjoyment, so far
M the enjoyment of life in this world is
concerned. Her disease was of sueh a na
ture thai she was eften distressed. Often
1 saw the limpid tears trickling down over
her cheeks and in a moment she was cheer
ful again. She did not expect over to en
joy health but seemed hopeful. Ten min
utes beforo sho died she was cheerftil and
at well as usual.
Her last words were, "weep not." This
she said to her sister, and she expired
The last time we parted she said, come
often Last evening I saw lier in her cof
fin, her anus folded, her lips aud eye* clos
ed in death. She was silent. There was
still a sutile on her couutenance as though
the Soul that once dwelt in that cold body,
and that was now free te soar ou Angelic
wings to its Heavenly home, had returned
already, on a mission to this world, to
speak to the many who canto ts' take their
last look at her they loved.
Although she spoke not, yet that sweet
smdejeonveyed ideas of ctoinal meaning.
Weep not dear friends, your wife, your
daughter, your sister, is happy. She is in
her Father's house. His Smiles illumin
ate her soul. Instead of attending prayer-
meeting with her sisters hero, she is sing
ing the everlasting song in the Golden
City with many—Rachel, the Prophets and
A. A.
TVISSOLUTION. -The partnerslfip
j / heretofore existing between Conr id
Peck and J. T. Lee, in the trade carried
on in Coach making and Blacksmithing
has been mutually dissolved. The business
will hereafter be continued by Conrad
Peck, the senior member of the above firm
with whom all accounts of the old firm
must be settled.
CONRAD PECK,
J. T. LEE.
feb27-4t
PUBLIC SALE.—WiII be sold at pub
lic Sale, at the residence of the sub
scriber, about 3 mile* eat ot Old Fort, on
25 of March at l<*o'clock. Home*. Cow*.
Young cattle and Calve*, 20 South l> >wu
Sheep, Shoal*, Buckeye Reaper and Mew
er. Threshing Machine with Shaker and
Strap, Corniheller, Cornplanter, Corn
•craper, Cornplow, new Plantation \t ag
on with bed, 1 3-hor*o Plow, Soring wag
on, Buggy. Plow*. Harrow*. Cultivator*,
Hay rake. Hayfork with Rope and Pulley*,!
fork*, rake* double tree-, -ingle tree*, fifth
chain*, log chain*, wheelbarroa-. Rolling
icrcen, 1 ten plate stove, Horse gear*, Sin
gle Harness, double llarne**, and Tug
frbat) eM PHILIP KEMP
PUBLIC SALE —Will he *old at the
re*idence ot the subscriber, on Nilla
ny mountain, above Centre Hall, on Sat
urday, March th, at 1 o'clock, 1 breeding
Mare.T 2-year!ing Colt. 3 Cow*, U head
voung*Cattle, Sheep. 1 Plantation Wagon,
Plow, Harrow, Single tree*. Hr*e-gcar.-.
1 windmill, farm bell, 1 table, and many
other article* too numerou* to mention.
HENRY KMEItICK.
PUBLIC SALE.-
Will be told, at Public Sale, at th.-
late reideace of Peter Klinefelter, dec d.
Near Madisonburg, on Friday, March,
14th, at 10 o'clock.
5 Horse*, 5 Cow*. 10 Head of Young
Cattle, 1 Excelsior Reaper and Mower, al
most new. 1 Buggv. 1 Spring wagon, 1
Sleigh, 1 Bob Sled, 1 Log Sled. 2 Planta
tion vYagont, Cornplanter. Grain Drill. 1
Fanning Mill, Shaker A Strap. Hay rope A
Pulliea. Hay rake. Plows, Cultivator*.
Wood and Havladdeo*. 2 ctt* llarne**.
l*t of Horsefltatrft, Ac. ANo : Household
Furniture. 1 Cooktove, Cupboard, Che*t*.
Chair*, Bed* and Bed-tead*. Iron Kettle
and many other article* too numerous t> :
mention. . .
TERMS of sale will be made known on
day of sale, bv SA M L ORAM LEY,
H. G. COXSKR. Executor.
Auctioneer.
SETTLEMKNT.-N. 8.-The 15th of
March, day after sale, has been fixed upon
for making settlement of accounts with
above estate, when all persons interested
are requested to attend. i
HAM L GRAM LEY,
aoiftn Executor
PUBLIC HALE -
Will be sold at public sale, at the
residence of the subscriber one mile westj
of Pleasant Gap.
In Bcnncr Twp., On Tuesday March,
11th, 1873.
3 head of Work Horse*, 1 yearling Colt.
5 Milch Cows, 6 head young Cattle, one
being an Alderney Bull, 18 Ssheep, 1 two
hors wagon, 'I norse sled, 1 nay rake.
I'loas, Harrow*. 2 *ott* Tug harness, Bri-j
dies. Collars. Sett of Hay ladder*, double
tree#. Spreads, Ac. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock on said day when terms will bqj
made known by GKORGK ZIEGI.ER.
PUBLIC SALE.—WiII be sold at pub
lic sale, at the residence of the subscri
ber, in Potter twp., near Churchvillc,
On Friday, March 14th, at 10 6'clock.
Two horses. 5 cow*, 10 head young cat
tle, 1 Excalior reaper. 1 Uaine* horse
power, machine and shaker, 1 self-dis
charging rake, 1 four-horso wagon, 1 two
horae sled, 1 log *lcd. 1 fanning mil!, 1
Centre Hall complanter. 1 corn scraper,
2 double shovel plows, harrow*, cultiva
tor*, 1 large roller, 2 pair hay ladder*,
horse gears, logchains, hay fork, rope and
pulleys, hav by tho ton, 1 II ithaway cook
stove, 1 parlor coal stove, and many oth
er articles too numerous to mention.
feblS WM. ARMAGAST.
ThITBLIC SALE.
Jr* Will bo sold at Public bale i*t the
rtaidence of the subscriber
1 mile South of Anronsburg, On Tues
day, March 4th 1873.
5 Horses, 2 Plantation Wagons. 1 Hub
bard Self-raking Reaper and Mower with
Changeable Motion, 1 Wheelers Patent
Threshing Machine, 1 C ovcrhullcr, 1 Fun
ning Mill, 1 Complanter. 1 Hay rake, 2
Setts Hay Laddeis, Wood Ladder*, Hay
Fork and Rope. Cultivators, Plows, Har
rows. Sled. Log Sled. Horse-gears, Grind
stone, Chains. Ac. Sale to commence at
1 o'clock, when terms will bo made known
b y WM 11. HARTbIt.
Smog RoTK, Auctioneer
NEW HARDARWE STORE j
MILLHEIM Pa.!
W. J. M< Manioal of Milroy ha* Start J
ed a branch Store in Millheim where he
intends keeping a full line of Hardware (
and Cutlery,
iron, l
NAILS,
OILS,
TAINTS,
VARNIBHU,
ULAftS AND PLTTT,
j also a full line of Wallpnper* and Borders
The Store will be in the charge of hi* clov
er and obliging clerk Jame* Montgomery.
Centre County, Farmers, Mechanics
and others call and examine good*, and
compare orice*—J mi is a Clever fellow
and will ao all in hi* power to accommo
date you.
ALSO;
Do not forget
THE OLD STAND AT MILROY,|
where you will always find a full Stock,
to select from and price* to Suit the time*.
Being very thankful for the patronage
and many favor* shown inc by iny Centre
county friend*, I still solicit their patron
-1 age and I will guarantee to give satistac-
Ition jn every way—Good* will soll very
J cWw for cash. W.J. M'JIAMttAL
On Wednetday 20th the Local Option
fight will be returned at Harrlehurg
, There w ill be a concentration ef oppeaing
force* at the State capital tbat dag sad the
night preceding.
FA ansa* iu*o fuu.- The superior
' Reaper A Mower, it a candidate lev Avar,
' to which the attention of Centra eeunly
. farmer* I* called. The Superior Is manu
factured in Wheeling, W. Yn., aad ha*
' met u arge sale, and obtained many high
recommendation* in Ohio, and other states-
Tlii* machine diipeme* with cog-gearing
and all unnecessary trap* with which
many other machine* are affile tod; it i* '
simple in con*truclien, strong and durable,
eatily inatiagcd, and light draught. The
Superior i* fully warranted te de Ms werk
right, or no tale. .
Mr. John II Odenkirk, efths Old Fort.
(i agent for Centre county for ike Rupe
rt, r, and person* withing e Mower R Reap
er, bad better call on him before purchas
ing another. iWJaa. j
VJtiTD'K To owner* of unseated lands j
, T and their agent* in Centre county
There will be an appeal held at theeSceef
the Commissioners of *aid County in Rell4
funic, on the UJih day of March for all the
township* in I'enntvalley : on the 18 for all
the township* in Bald Kagi* valley; en the
j Nth for all the township* ef Snow Bhee,
Hurnstde. Hu.h ; and al*e Nutans valley,
for tt e adjustment of all rate* ana lines *
.uch land* in aid County. A* after that
date there will be no appeal*. All who .
led interested in the above will plea** j
take notice.
Vttest, Br OKDRR or CowuiMtMßßa.
WM FURY, Clerk. fob SB
I 4 UDITOR S KB PORT.
| J AS. F. WIAV BR, Treasurer.
DR.
In account with CKKTKK COCMTT;
' January I, 1872.
To balance from S. S.
Wolf f 8,081,90
ITo amount outxland
lart settlement 34,636,49
To amount a*t for '72 28,708,64
iTo amount ree'd from
County Commi*-
•ioners and other
source* 27.7A3.Ad
To balance Jan. 1, 1873 3,186,68
$•4,074 72
CK.
Jan. 1, 1873.
Bv amount oulsland
' i"K $ 31.7W.81
"5y exoneration* and
cnmmiuiimi allow
ed on collection 2,699 83
By amount order* paid 64,688,49
By amount Treasurer'*
Salary 2,010,00
By bnlaiice in Treasury 9,186,68
$•4074 T2
RELIEF ACCOUNT.
DR.
Jan. 1, 1872.
To amount outstanding $ 524 84
f 694 94
CR.
Jan. 1, 1873.
Bv amount outstand
ing $ 627 OA
By amount exonera
tion* and commis
sions allowed collec
tions 167,00
By amount transferred
County..— . 29,89
~~ • H4.84
MILITIA PUND.
DR.
Jan. 1, 1872.
To balances. S. 3V1f...$ 640,54
To amount outstanding
last settlement - 904,44
To amount asst. for 1872- 873,48
To ba>ance Jan. 1, 1873.... 564.83
~~f1.616.Tl
CR.
Jan. 1. 1873.
By amount outstanding! 1.421,90
By amount orders paid!.. 263,76
By amount com. and ex.
to collectors 261,55
By amount commission
to treasurer - 12.06
By balance. —.. 664,35
W Alt, 71
CoMMOSWt SLTII OF PIXXSYLVASIA.
DR.
Jan 1,1872.
To balance from 8. SL
! Woif ...$ ii 9.
T< amount outstanding... 2,132.68
T<> amount asst. for 1872- 3,701,61
To balance in treasury,
Jan. 1, 1873 13,13
$4,646.42
CR.
Jan. 1, 1873.
2 v amount oulstand ngs 2.403.44
By <oneri.tiont and
commissions allowed
collectors 413,60
By St. Treasurer Re-
L CE > U .... W.TI
ay 1 rcuurcr i commi**
,j niun 66,26
By b ilance in Treasury 16,16
I 4,666,42
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT or CBVTM ee. I
CR.
Jan. 1. 1873.
Bv amount outstanding
Uxos I 87,388,34
By amount in Treasury, 1,186,68
H0.676,07
DR.
Jan. 1, 1873. Jan. 1, 1878
To balance dun Com
mon wealth..,., t 1,886,78
To estimated cost* ana
bills unpaid - 1,600,00
To estimated com and
ex.on uncollected tains 3,788,88
To notes and bonds out
standing _ 28,428,43
To balance in faror of
County 6,028,98
mvkoa
Jan. 1, 1871.
By balance in favor of
Centre county over
all liabilities ...$ 6,023,99
(EXPENDITURES OF CENTRE
2j COUNTY, A. D. ln.
Vuditor's and clerk# pay • 10200
3ommis*ioaer John Bing balance M® 10
do J (1 Sankey - 808 00
do S F Foster 888 47
do A CHinton ........... ISOOO
do Jos McCleskey *7O 00
Wm Furey, Corns e1k................ W0 68
] S Parsons, t:ptavo..„„,„ - MOP
Bertram Gal brails, jaoilof..MM
Shorifl I) W Wood ring?.. —8015 26
Commonwealth costs .... 1054 90
Premium of Scalps 41190
Road views, bridges and damages 1
Grand and traverse jurors pay 8 924 90
Constable pay MS 14
Assessors pay 1 <lOl 00
Registration #l4 6C
Election expense 8181 86
Inquisition on dead bodies... 424 94
Slate lunatic Asylum J. igjfl M
Orvitand A Inlander.... TOOC
Jury Commissioners W"(
County tax refUndod - 167 7(
P C Meek, printing, bel. 70 A'7l 672 M
K B Barger A Co " 618 01
Fred Kurtz " 202 01
P I) Stover " 476 *
Insurance of public building! 249 9"
Stationery A books, John Mo ran. 106 21
" W F Murphey. 40 01
I) F Fortnoy, auditing account.... WO I
R M Magco, County Institute ltt
Ellas Grove. Barfi*nt* #oHcV...'.v.. 8
Brown A White, plumitfg ia jail_ IE fl
Ed Brown ' >0
Geo O' Bryan, furniture $1"
j Noll A ilcrr Plastering '
Robt %Kiiight, gai,,,, IMJ
' Jno M'Dermont, si. ei MM *••• ltW JS J
IJ DSbugert, agl saolety,,,, ..... 8®)
t Premium on duplicatee ® j
i Kay A Brother, Pardon's digest.. 5(
jA B Henderson, court reporter- 901
Jus II Rankin " " ... W
J V Ripley, map of Penne 4 j
Chas if Cutferty, Jail reof. 61
I Western Penlteutlary I
Bart Galbrailh, expense on clock. 801
1 WJ Kealsh, indexing A auditing 129 j
| Alexander Aco„ <;e*r.W <
o Browa A flker* • tMM <
i J PGephart, deeds., 800
4 A J Harris, tl ill. hardware 40 211
[ Wm P Mitchell map t'urlln twp MOW
I Jno M'Clsskjr, expense* to PiG'g. 2AUO
> Jno S Mallory, smithing 36 AH
Wm KShop*, repair* in |ail l
Nora M Callaler, washing JOB 5
Ja* II Dobbins, attending prison # 1600
W U Wllklson, bearding Jurm*. 62 AO
D Johnson <fc Son* "
J Lonberger, Move* and repairing 29 70
David Treastvr Poller lp. Are* lld'Jj,
M Runkle, cleaning gutters 10.Si.
Adam. Kiprni *
Eastern Penilentiery 244 74
Joe Deviling, surveying... 10 0
l>avid M'Oloskey, Curtin twp fire 24 Mr
Dan'l M Glnly, water-tax I'JOOOj
Smith A Owner, smithing 226j
Jll Orvis, order book - 10*'
Zeller a Jarrot, drug* - I* l
Geo Livingston, stationary 10 a?
W Murphey * Son*, blank b.ok* 0.1 7ft
Wm Mann s Son "
Hotter a llrolher, merchandise 34 4s
Wni Kuhiu " ' 'f; <
Devlin** ether* " 18 7 • <
Wm \ ilughe., 1umber......... 84 62|
Campbell * Co. Ice 2&
Agnew Moore, I) K bridge 417 Is I
II Y Sutler, *Utionery end book. 90 8
Wm P WlDon, book . *.e 20
Lunatic aiyturn, Jeme* Te.t *2lB 4.
S F Porter, extra aervice* u
hook* and registration 120 00
Daniel Derr. *a*t fixture* 4 Ml. I
Incidental expense*.... ... WO •
lnlere.t and discount paid 8 014 a:
Refunding account note* lilted.... 'JOOOO CO
" road las. *c 444000 ,
Total espenditure* #44 638 3o
D. W. WOODKINO. RSU., High Sher
iff in account with CKNTKh COUNTY.
OR:
Jan. 1, 1872
By Balance at settlement #1 841 V>
By executing venire* and sum
moning Jury, Jan. term 44 70
By com. and cost Jan. term 10 'M
By executing venires and sum
moning juror*, April term 47 70
GOBI and coet " " 27 8 1
By Washing blankets, *c 12 76
By conveying Whippo to Harris
eurg 4840
By conveying A Cox to Harris
burg 48 4o
By washing blanket*, #c - 6 26
By executing venire# and sum
moning juror*, August term ... 41 70
By conveying W Tate to House
ofKeftige 78 00
By conveying Mrs Reamer and F
Pierce to Lock Haven on Au-
Aeas eorpu*..... 26 "A
B 7 executing venries and sum
moning juror* special court 2H7A
do do 87 tk
By Com. and cost* Aug. term 33 76
By executing venire* and sum
moning juror* and court pro
ceeding*. 44 70
By cenveying T Hit-key to west
ern Penitentiary 7AGi
By conveying B McGwire nitd
Calhoun, to insane a-ylum. Dan
ville 80 Ol
By com. and cost* Nov. term 17 83]
By stove for librarv room 22 (*>
By gas fixtures for jail 7 ioj
By tealing aad repairing gas 2 AIM
By boarding prisoner* 478 16
54 067 7 j
Jan. 1. 1873.
| To ordsr__ ..$2,015. V>
I To balance due him 2,015
!
$6,067.76
TAXES OUTSTANDING.
IMA Martin Murphy Burn
aide 176.32
Simon Ltngle Liberty 242,22
$4lB, 54
1867 S T lihler Benner 10,04
W K Tibbens tbi Ma
$835.17
1868 A Snyder, Bellefonte 75.51
A Jones I'hilipsburg... 1*5.48
Wm Askey Burnsiae.. 60,15
Jno Pownell Bogg* 157.00
J llosterman Haines... 447,38
Wm Cress Half moon 68.84
1866 D K Fortney (al Belle
lonte..... 1812,52
J M Bush Pat10n........ 86,88
1) H Yeager Snow
Shoe 1C0.44
D Hosterman Haines .. 223,03
John Bechdo! Liberty 100,78
2,507,7*5
HB7O Daniel Derr (a,< Belle
fonte... - 585,03
John Holter Hoggs 281,30
Sam'l Brick ley How
ard.....—. - - 83,57
James P Smith Penn_. 868,51
H Carlen (b) Belle
fonte 604.48
K Hunter Pbilipsburg 10,<<4
A J Hassinger Benner 892.32
J S M Cormick to Per
-50n........ 620.46
Jehn Minich Gregg—
John Ward (a) Half
Moon 286.40
Sam'l Brick ley How
ard - 240.78
J II McCanley (a) Ma
rion - 467,25
Joseph CtoUer Potter 53,15
James Gale* Snow
Shoe 17&.M
Joseph Shaffer Walker G88.61
$<076.40
1672 Chas Brown (al Belle
font* - - 1,78230
K U Carr (a) Miletburg 276,81
Wm Riddle* Philips
burg - 618,81
Conrand Deihl Howard 156,66
Joseph Steer (a) Union
▼Hie— - 128 88
Tho* Marchail ta) 8en
ner......... —.. 1248. (15
J C Walker (a) Boggs... >1.68
Wm White Burnsnic... 231,58
Jno M'Closkey (a) Cur
tin 214.38
Rob t G Brett (a) Per-
Kb.. 2146,47
s (a) Gregg......—2(01.48
I Geo. Miller(ai Haines..l 611.98
H J Gates ra) Half moon 5:12,87
Sam'l Utlland (•) H*rris2i37.2B
Nelson Askey (al How
ards ' 508.35
P W Kline (al Huston 257.55
David Robb Liberty.... 4Hi>.fis
David Harter Marion... 1 (08,20
Uriah Shaffer (b> Miles 858,36
Jonas Stine (a) Patlon 573.98
Daa'l Geary (a) Penn.,,1314,18
Geo. Stover (a) P0tter.,2616,16
J C Hason Rush 865.16
James Gates Snow shoo 563,61
K W Qetlle (a) Spring 1 896.27
Sam'l Hoover b Tavlor 240,66
Wm Spotu (a) Union... 267,87
Jacob Rbcr(a) Walkerl 585,10
Phil William* a Worth 195,60
37,821,60
. 37,HK,34
Thase marled (a) have paid part 4nce
(b) have paid in full since
settlement.
Those marked (c) have paid $858,26 —
leaving $233.08.
CENTRE COUNTY, S,S.
\V the under
! signed. Commissioners of said county, d<
hereby certify, that the foregoing is a tru.
and correct statement of the receipts an<
expenditures of said county, from the 3n
day of January, A. I).. 1871. to 3rd day o
January, A. D., 1872.
J. O.SAN KEY,
SAM L F FOSTER,
AUSTIN HINTON.
OHM mix's Crntrt Ck,
STATE OF FA - CENTRE OQ., S>
We tic undersigned Auditors ofCentr
county, do hereby certifV that ia pursu
ancc of an Act of Assembly, entitled "A
Act relating to counties and townshiii
and county and townshiporticors," venn
at the Commissioners "Wee at Bellefont
ea the Ist Monday in Janu iry, and di
i audit, settle and adjust the several n<
I counts set fourth in the foregoing stat<
• ment.
I In wltneM thereof wo have hereunto si
our hands and seals this Ist day of Jar
uttry, A. D.. 1873.
J. M Busn. L. S.
( ROBT. F. HOLMES. L. S
> fab2o.it Auditor
Shortlidge & C 0.,,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Bellefonte Lime Quarries,
? The only Manufacturer* of l.uuu.
f eiclntivoly ti(iih wood, in Central
£ "jfe® niyl vanin.
DEALERH IN
5 Anthracite Coal,
® White Lime,
Du Pout's Powder,
0 Sporting and Bleating Powder on
hand,
a Fuse for Blasting,
© Fire Brick,
Ground Fire Clay,
Fertilizers,
il Implements.
30 i&aOO 78
57 Ofßce and yard noar South and of thei
■M AfejL Valtay Mutlread D.->T: Belle- 1
' BKLLBKONTKM ARKBTH.
Corrected by C, D. Knller,
1 White IVlicat $1.96, Ked ISO ...Rye..™.
1 7A. Coin *l ....Oau 4 Barley 00.
1 70 Clorersecd 6,00 Polaloe* 44.
( Lard por pound 7 Pork per pound 04
Butter 20. K*** Plaster per ton
414 Tallow 5...... Bacon H Mam 12
LKWIBTOWN MARKETS
Wlilte wheat 1,M4....Ktd wheat!,Ml Rye
70 Corn 40 ...Oat* 86 Barley fil
Clover*red 6,(51 Tlmothyseed, MO
Mall 8 AO per *ack
1 Uni on 10c Ilam 10 Battel 24... Bgg*
:t> Platter V AO
D iTI NTSTRATOR'B NOTII B
letter* of AdmiiiUtratitiii on the •-
I late of John C. M Minn, late ol Potter
town.hip, Centre county, Pa., dec d, have
been granted to the undersigned, retdlng
in aid towiiliip. to whom all |Miroit in
debted |o .aid estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and lhue buying
claim* or demand., will pre.enl the *ame
duly authenticated for settlement
JANKS M MINN
AARON LUCK EN BACH
m<t Adm'rf.
Miners* Hospital
GRAND
GIFT CONCERT
TO UK IIKLD AT
' SHOEMAKER'S OPERA HOUSE.
' Shenandoah, Sehuyllill Co., Fa.,
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 26, '73.
SMHMKH)
In,Vnluuble GIFTH to be <7 tven A way
I OK K UKAKD CATITAL OIRT OV
$15,000 in AMERICAN GOLD.
. Two Grand Capital Gift* of (A.OUO each
in Greenback*. Whole number of pres
ent* B.UUU.
TIKASCBKM. —G. A. ILi ring,
, Bch. County, Pa.
By permission we publish the following
gentlemeu a* reference*:
George G. Jacoby, Esq.. Chief Burgem
of .Shenandoah . J. II MrCamant, Cashier,
, Shenandoah Valley Bank; Wm. Grant, of
Lc*, Grant A Ce., Shenandoah; J. Wes
ley, superintendent Thompson Coal Co..
Shenandoah ; Geo H Parrbh, General
Superintcnderit VVilkesbarre Coal & Iron
Co. ; Tho*. Cassidy, superintendent of Su
gar-Notch Cotierie* ; James Griffith, min
ing superintendent of Empire Mine*,
VVilkesbarre; CoL J. J. Conner, Pott#-
cille; Hon \Ym. M Kaudail. Schuylkill
Haven; Dr. Thomas Wren. E<j , P >tts
] ville; Capt. J K Helm*, Schuylkill Ha
ven ; Daniel Barlow. Esq . MabanoyCuy;
J A M Paumote Esq., PottivlHe; John
jSeney, Pre*, of M A L Hit. of Schuylkill
i county and Dr. A P Carr of St Ciair, l'a.
' " AGENTS WANTED to sell tickets, to
whom a liberal commission will be paid.
] Single Ticket*. $1,00; five ticket*, ft.SO;
: ten tickets, SV.UO.
I Send fer programmes. All communica
tion# must D* addressed to
G. K. SHAFFER, Buiint** M*wjt :
Box 601, Shenandoah, Schuylkill Co., Pa.
() 1 U.
GET THE BEST.
Tut OkIOUAL IIoWK StWIM M Al-HIM
-luraovKD —The Howe, the original und
yet the bet has the following point* of ex- ]
ceHence:
Simplicity of construction
Symmetry of form and beauty of fin-h.
Rapidly and tiillness in operation.
Ease with which it ran be manured.
Nun-liability to miaa •UtcbM, having*
moveable bead, which can be readily ad
jutd cloae to the shuttle, when using
either the finest or coarsest needle.
A shorter and smaller needle, in propor
tion to the sine ol the thread, thaj used
with any other machine.
Tb<> Lock Stitch, alike on both side* of
the fabric.
Economy of thread.
Strength and firmness with which the
seams are drawn together.
Roundness, fullness, regularity and
beauty af stitch.
Adaptability to the widest range of work
sewing the finest and coarsest tabrica, and
using equally well the finest and coar-ct,
and all intermediate grades of silk, Cotton
and Linen Thread.
H. F. BART LEY. of Bellefonte. ha-the „
agency ior Centre county, for the Howe ;
n will travel the county and per- >n \
wishing a machine about which there is no
fault, should wait and give the Howe a
trial, before purchasing janO.tui. j
C. PECK'S
New
Coach Manufactory.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
The undersigned has opened a new es
tablishment, at his new .hops, for the
i manufaclute of
Carriages.
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
SLKIGB* AXP SLEDS,
PLXIX A*D FAKCT
of every description .
All vehicles manufactured by him
are warranted to render satisfaction, and as
equal to any work done elsewhere
He use* none but the best mat* rial,
i and vmploys the most skillful workmen.
Hence they flatter themselves that their
work can not be excelled for durability
and finish.
Order* from a di*tance>romptly altend
jod to.
Come and examine our work before
I contracting elsewhere.
PRICES REASONABLE,
All kiorfeof doD<>.
X T. FECK A LEE
THE ON Ll' PLACE TO BUY
good Boots Slioi's.
BUKNSIDEA THOMAS
Have just received 60 case* of lioota
and Shoes.
BURN SIDE A THOMAS
Sell the cheapest and best Roots
and Shoes.
BURNSIDK A THOM AS
Are the only ones in Centre co. that
have Lester Bro's A Co,, BooU £
Shoes,
Lrster Bro's tfe Co., Boots aud Shoes
are warranted.
BURNSIDE A THOMAS
Sell them at Cash prices.
BURNSIDK A THOMAS 1
Boots and Shoes never leak or crack.
IBURNSIOKA THOMAS
Boots and Shoes always give satisfac
tion
Thousands in this county anil out of
it have tried these Boots & Shoes.
They have been tested and tried for 15
years and always have giveu Extra
satisfaction.
If you want to save doctor bills buy
your Boots and Shoes from Burnside
A Thomas,
You CAn buy the best articles of To
bacco and dears at half price at
Burnsidee A Thomas.
The Feaaon you can get such bargains
at Burnside A Thomas, they sell for
, CASH. july!9.tf
BUTTS HOUSE
BELLEFONTE, PA.
18. BUTTN, Prop*.
1 Hag firat cladk accommodation; charg
es mufti* . tf.
RYNDER'S MUSIC STORE,
i
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
The proprietor of llyudere Mueic Store deeiree toc*U the •ttention of the people of Centre county, to the fbt
that they
Can Save Money
by purchasing their musical iustrufucitls ot Jvyuder • Muwc Store, e are selling
Double lleed. Six Stop, Five Octavo Organs, at JSI4O,
iu loim and finish, to those tbat are hawked aud peddled throughout the country at $175 to $200.) Tbee
we warrant for five year*. We give any reasonable credit desired to responsible parties.
We beg leave to call your attention to the following instruments, sold in Pennsvalley this year, which you .would
do well to examine before purchasing elsewhere :
CENTRE HALL.
8. B. WOLF, Rynder Organ #225 00
WM.OALBItAi'fH, Rynder Organ 140.00
LEMONT.
DR. J. Y.DALE, American Organ .... #375 00
PETER SCHRECK, Rynder Organ 140.00
AARONBBURG.
WM. ETTINGER, Rynder Organ #240.00
BOALSBURG.
MISS E. E. HUNTER, Melodion #130.00£
In a few weeks we will eall attention to our
PIANO DEPARTMENT.
In short bv writing a letter to us and getting our prices—we deliver all inetraments—
You Can Save From £4O to £6O on an Organ.
A " 11 VXDEirS MUSIC STORE, Lock Haven, Pa
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
C. D. KELLER,
BISHOP STREET BELLEFONTE, PENNA,
U now prepared, at the Old Stand on Bishop Street, to sell
CEDAR ASD WILLOW WARE, AC., AC.,
at g-ea'ly reduced price*. He is also prepared to purchase
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN!
FOB WHICH HE WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
ASH rCHCHASEBS H ILL K.ND srPEBIOE .NDIXKHEN^TOKE
apr.HHf.
I. Guggenheinier.
ARRANGEMENT!
ISAAC GCIHJEXHWMEK. ha v i n g
purchased ihe entire stock of the lale
firm of tiussman A liugg-subctunr. ex
cept the Leather and shoe-findings,
has filled up his shelves with a lot of
IsPLEN MID JiEW OOOW,
embracing
READY MADE CLOTHING.
DBFCVL OOODS,
OROCERI W
PR03*18I02(8,
BOOTB A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS,
AND FAXCY ARTICLES
and is now prepared to accomodate al!
his old customers, and tn welronte ail
new ones who mav fav<r him with
their uatronage. lie feel* safe in MT
ing that he can please the most fastidi
ous Call and see.
ISAAC OUGGF.NHKIMF.R
p B.—Mr. Sussman still continues
to deal in
LEATHER
CLOVER and TIMOTHY >KEDS,
in the old room, w here he may a!way
be found. 12ap.tf.
C. F. Hcrlachcr N. Croomiller.
NEW GOODS!
;? r~z s w aaa J v l
OK
FALL HOODS!!!
HRRLACHKK A CRUX MILLER
Wish to intoim the citizens of I'otter
that they hare opened an entire new
stock of good* in their old nunrter*. and
will keep constantly on hand a fun and
good assortment i'f
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
ALPACAS,
''""'""'H.Mns.
Lustres.
and all other kinds ol
DRESS GOODS,
full line of
NOTIONS and FANCY Goods
Hats & Caps, Boois <fc Shoes
CROCKERY QUKRNSWARK,
STO NEWA RK. CERA UWA RK,
SUGARS.
TEAS, COFFEES
FISH, SALT,
etc.. etc , etc..
All of which we offer at greatly reduced
'"Highest prices paid for country produce.
Bv strict attention to business we hope to
' merit and receive the patronage of the
i public .
Excelsior Cement-
The undersigned now manufacture Co
nicnt WARRANTED OF A SUPERIOR
BUALITY, at their kilns, near Fine
reck Mills, in Haines twp. This cement
has already been used in Urge quantities
upon the L C. A S. C. R R-, anil has been
found highly satisfactory upon all jobs
where it has been used, and as equal to
any now manufactured. The undersign
ed now take pleasure in recommending,
and warranting it to all, for use in CIS
TERNS, WATER PIPES, or whatever
purpose a good quality of Cement is desi
rable. This Cement has already been
tested far and wide, and rendered tho ut
most satisfaction. Persons, therefore con
structing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes,
Ac., will Cud it to advantage to bear tins
in mind, and also, that they warrant the
article as represented. For further par
ticulara. IMMPWB
MEYER & HOPPER, ,
20 dec if Aaronsburg, Pa.*
jjROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
Allegneoev Street, Bellefonta, Pa.
D. JuHNSON A SONS, Proprietor*.
A riMTCLAMI IOTIL, fXIMrOKTABL* ItOOM*
PROMPT A1 TEN DANCE.
ALL THE MODERN CONVENIEN
CES- AND REASONABLE Charge*. j
The proprietor* offer to tie traveling!
public tnd to tbeir country fiiendt, irii,
ciaM accommodation* and careftij atten
tion to tha want* ol gueatt at all time*, at
fair rate*. Careftil bortlor* and good *Ubl#
ling for hore*. An excellent table well
•erred. A Bar Mipplied with fine liquor*.
Scr* ant* well trained and everything ro
quuite in a firn claaa Hotel. Our location
j in the buatnet* part of tbe town, neartbc
Poet Office, tbe Court Hou*. the Chur
ch**. tbe Bank*. and the p incipal place*
of bu*ine#. render* it the most eligible
place for tbo*e who viii ßellefoete on ou*-
or pi cam re.
An Otnuibua will carry passenger*
and baggage to and from all train*
! free of charge.
GREAT INDUSTRIES
of the united stales; an historical sum
mary of the origin, growth and perlaction
of the chief industrial arta ofthu country.
1300 PAGES AND 500 ENGRAV
INGB
Written by 30 Eminent Author*, inclu- -
ding John B Gough, Leon Cae, Edward
Howland. Joe. 8. Lyaaaa, Re*. R Kdwen
Hall, Horace Ortewy, Philip Ripley, Al
bert Brisbane, F. B. Perkins. Ect, Ect.
TMmrt*w>l*twnlil btaashas •"
<1 ttMT. pmntom ol MMfctW* aea. la u ■*■ * <
5 • eaawtote aanleda <* tosnafnctoMw*.
nd u lit. ami laser* totna and T *—** v** *
lorwUM on nbierta ot ||otl lalprwrt nearjhnt
uilu j,oUe It usdNXwd tette weaU tosh* Mar
chaat, Mnaetartew*. Mechnate. Kanaat. Medaat and
1 nrrnlor. and mU> to Iwto sHTand yeaae ol nU ell l
Tb. MbMI aaauu. who in akla tan* i
aaia* In at! narta at U>* coaaW. It to ywf U lb ,
tow prto* -'*> to. mad to Ibe thayn bout war seM tot <
•überiiMMe, So tamlli tooaU to wllhmsi a H,
. ntowna in e-wcyto-n ot Uto IJaOa* Bteto..urJ ,
ao AaweitWtail todoweUwtta Ikto book Onrtesato
isiEr 1 ?*£
darn, aaotba* told *► in I*o week* Oat yt to Haw ,
lord aald Wf la oaa weak. IptotoaMM ot the work ml
toeyeni* oa initol ol ton Far atwetosa tad to*— <
to town addraaa tba *Mtohsa- <
J. B. BURR A HYDE, Hartford, Conn. ]
Chicago. 111., or I ir.cinnati. Ohio.
pot, lh tr
BAi'M, RtYKOLD'a *l* wabbl*
• raoxr, manor at., Bellefonte.
W IN ES AND LIQUO RS
The subscriber respectfully call* th at
tention of the public to hi* e*tabli*bm nt,
where he i* prepared to fhrnuh all kind*of
Foreign and Domestic Liquor*' wholesale
at the lowest caah price*, which are warran
ted to he the best qualities according to
their reapectire J rice*. Hi* stock con*iU
ol Rye, Monungahela, Irish and other
Whiskies, all kind* of Brandies, Holland
Gin, Port, Maderia. Cherry, Blackberry
and other Wine*—the heal * Villa*—at at
reaaonable rate* * ran he had tn the city,
Champagne, Cherry, Blackberry, Ginger
and Carrawar Brandies, Pure Jamaica an J
New England Rum, Cordial of all kind*,
lie would particularly invite Farmers, Ho
tel keeper* and other* to call and examine
hi* large supply, to judge for themselves
and be certain of procuring what they buy,
which can seldom he done when purcha*-
ng in the city.
adr Physic.an* are respectfully requested
o give hi* liquors a trial. aplO
WJ. B KTTELK 8
HOLKSALB WINK A LIQUOR
| STORE
Bishop street, Bellefonte, in the Stone bull
ding iormerly occupied by the Key
stone Bakery
Takes pleasure in informing the public that
he keeps constantly on hand a supply o
choice roreign and Domestic Liquors.
All Barrel*, Keg* and Casks warranted
to eantain the quantity represented. |
The attention of practicing physicians is
called to his stock of
PURK LIQUORS,
suitable for medical purposes. Bottles,
jugs, and demijohns constantly on hand.
H" has the ONLY PURK 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 si
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the finest grades on hand.
Confident that he can please customer
the respectfully solicits ashare of public pa
ronage my 14
ILLINOIS FARM FOR SALE I
2 ACRES i FIRST CLASS LAHD i on
ly 6 years'improved irom prairie sell, with
buildings, orchard Ac , It is 8 miles di
rectly south of Joliet, next to Chicago the
most thriving city in the state and y miles
east of the incorporated village of Elwood
situated on Chicago A St. Louis K. K
miles from Chicago, the great market o!
this country, and 10 miles from coal re
gions. Population largely interspersed
with Ist class Penn'a. Germans.
I desire to invest in Commercial busi
ness. Address W. NICHOLSON,
nov29 8m Elwood, Will Co. IU.
Dr. Crook's WineofTtu
ik lO YEAUr
ft -or A- •
Public Tout
Tl.. Mr rira J
nil prorii
DR. CROOK'S
JK WINE
TAR
■wrll thnn any
similar preparn-
MHMMmP 1 (Im em ©tiered
Ike paWle.
Itiirieh la Use medicinal qual
ities ©CTar. and owj. MM far dl*ea>
es ©f Use Throat and LUBRH. p* •
(ormieg tho wwi rwnaibabW com.
c -* h - *if32s?!£z£&
gslMia and Brenehlltat
Has eared so man* caas
It ha* (wen pronoonewda
specific tor thea* oomplainta.
For pains in Breast, Side or Back,
Gravel or Kidney Disease,
Diseases of the CHnanr Oreans,
Jaundice or any Liver Complaint,
Strengthens the System. *
Restores the Weak and
Debilitated,
Causes the Food to Digest,
Removes Dyspepsia and
lndigestio!.
Prevents Malarious Fevers,
Gives tone to your System.
TRY DILCROOrSWINEOFTAh
The Chanptei f the World.
These* Improved American Button-
Hole Overseaming and Complete
Sewing .Machine —The great-
eet machine of the Age !
Slmplcity, Durability & Cheap
ness Combined.
Thi* machine being the life*, has rnwiy
improvements overall other, in a word, it
is a perfect machin<which is acknowledg
ed by the'best judge* andagenU of all othe<
machines.
Call on A. L. Bartcc*. maaitonbuig.
who is the authorised agent for Centr.
county. Also keep the be*t hewing Ma
chine thread, needles, and repairs all kinds
<if lewini machines clock*, watchei, iu
sick boxes Ac I will thoroughly canvass
the section belonging tome, and 1 shall bo
very much pleased to sell every person a
machine, on eaay terms ; give it a trial be
fore purchasing any other—it ha* no equal.
, Parties wishing the machine, wid please
address the undersigned. Satisfaction
• guaranteed. All orders promplv tu-n.l
id to. A. 1> BARTGKS.
Agent for Centre County
Masiboxsobu, Pa.
XANHOOI) HOW LOST, HOW
• RESTORE!)!
[ .Into MbilaM. a now odlUon ot Da. Cawnu '
I IXmstTto a—s on tb* radical COT* .wtthoel.yod
r tola*)tom*itoto*—*w*■!*■!.Wi.fr.—, h*oj
ttoaswwuatoa. fceOapar. aa* Uto, indneed by self ta
r SteVaSßssgSsgr.- , .
> sL*, that the sUrnalns ronaennonews ol wHstow in y
be radically rawed etthoat Uto t!ao*rooa w uf M* ti
•J in*ltrln (W Uto ttoUctttnrf On haU* : pnlntla
I .-ot > mod* of caw st one* eerlaia nod*wr>
s *Ls nui ol which mom no ntoSto* wbsl ha.
condition may b*. may raw htntorlt cheaply, prtniclj
- shoald be In the heads of eeeiy joat
, "(iStTIaSSf wal^tnVpUln enrelope, to say sddref s,
address the pabltohjw. A8 j R %lJJfg
PoaUHBcs Box 3M, UJ Bo*T.
ENTKAL HOTEL. Corner of Third
and Chestnut Street, Hifflinburg, Pa.
John Showers, Proprietor.
kt Its Central Location makes it particularly
II desirable to person* visiting Town on
business or pleasure.
H. A. Taylor's Livery Attached.
j g un(2l ly
PURiPY YOUR BLOOD.
For SerofiiiH.fMToir.
V IOUM Diseases of Ihe
Kjea, or fciciofults lis
A*. ony lorui.
0e Any disease or eruption of
tbe Skin, disease aI the Lieer,
|A _ Rheumatism, Pimples, OI a
jJSfr Sores, I li-ers. Broken- d owe
! Constitutions. Sjpphilia, or any
fki disease depending on ade
ft&J® praved condition of the bloof
try
jgfe,* DR. CROOK'S
■ -fgy ITBVP OP
;fIPOKE HOOT.
> tTr . > It has the medicinal property
I \JI of Poke combined with apn
\ IfJy aratiou of Iron which goes-'
f once into the blood, perform
- Jy^ m ing the most rapid and Wit
1 '/ derlol rures. ~ _
Ask vour Druggist for Dr. Crook s Co*"
" toondferrupof i'oke Root—take it and U
i * salad.
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