rs's otiNTRE REPORTER THURSDAY MAT 22,1878- LOCAL ITEMS. LOCAL K*W—Our friend*, every where, will oblige u* by sending us loca new* of interest. . , CIRCULATION.—The circulation of the KkfoRTKK, on this side the county, I* larger than that of all other paper* in the countv. Ru*ineaa men will therefore find this one of the best advertising medium* We invite all interested to come and In aiwwt our list for themselves. RKMITTVNCM —All monies for sub scription will be credited on the subscri ber's addreas, tach week: by referring to which our patrons can at all time* eehow their accounts stand, and a receipt * b\ this system carried upon each copy of the PP*v. lIOTSE and LOT FOR SALE.-A lot of ground, at Potter's Mills, thereon erec ( ted a two-story dwelling Houa* with r* 1 * Wagonmaker Shop, a gpod Msblc, and all neceary outbuildings, is offered at pri vate sale", en reasonable terms. There i* a well of never failing water, with puiup. near the door E.w fbrther particular, apply to M r* K ATE SHAIKH ITaprSni Potter* Mills. —LIME!—Mr. George Koch has taken charge of the Lime kiln, near Centre Hall and w ill constantly keen on hand a good quality of Lime Mr, Koch can be found at the kiln at any time in the forenoon of each day, to wait upon customers, my to NOTH' K '—ll D. VAN PELT A IY>. are building a few FIRST CLAiv REAPERS and MOWERS, for this *ea aon's trade, which they warrant in every respect equal and in some respects superior to sny Machine offered in this market, ana which thev propose to SELL lor a iitue LESS MONEY than any othei Machine, aro sold *t. Person* wishing GOOD MA CHINES, with the advantage* of any re pairs handy at borne, will do well to ex amine our Machine* before purchasing foreign ones. We will put them all out on trial. UmayVhn MEETING OF THK S TOOK HO L DERS OF THK CKNTRK HALL \\ A TKR CO.--The Stockholder* of the above Corporation are requested to meet at the lower school room, on Thursday evening. June lSlh, at 6 o'clock, for the purpose of adapting >uch new By-law* ami making such altera!ions in present ooeq as may be deemed necessary A full attendance t> roiucstcil F. KI'RTZ, Pre* t, \VS. WOLF, Sec y. mals.4t Not ten to School Di*t> tows anp A i • PITOU or PcTTEm x* r.-School Direc tors and Auaitor* of Potter township are herebv notified to meet at the Old 1 ort, on the first Monday of June, being the sec ond day ofthe month, at nine o'clock A, M, to settle and audit the accounts of the Treasurer of School Board. Ibe new iy elected Directors will meet on the same day. and at the same place to organize nev board. .... PKTER HOFFKR. W. W. Roy an. Pre*,Je*t. Sre'y, The following Centre county case* were up tor argument before the Supreme Court at Harrisburg. this week; Wapples vs. Foster et al.—Error to common picas Centre co. Wapple's appeal—Appeal from Com tnon pleas Centre co. Stroliecker's appeal -Appeal from or phan's court Centre co. Gov Curtin's residence, at Belle fonte, was on fire last Saturday noon. The fire originated in the ceiling about the gar ret. The firemen were on the spot imme diately, and by cutting openings into roof and ceiling and letting on heavy streams of water, the fire was put out. It had just been discovered timely enough to suppress tho flames. The house was unoccupied and tinkers having been at work during the forenoon repairing the roof, it is sup posed that a *park fiom their charcoal fur nace dropped through the roof and caused the fire. Mr. Crittenden, SS. missionary, de sire* us to lUte that twelve preadhers and speakers have promised to be present at the SS. Convention at Boalsburg. 27, 28 and 2iHh. A Sabbath School was organized at Ear )yu>wn Sunday evening last: also one in Confer valley same day. "Zed's Monthly,'' for June, is fine ly illustra.ed and has the following list of contents: Italian Art and Artists; Spain in the 17th Century ; The Origin of Man according to Darwin; Natural History, Ac. Special inducements for raiding clubs for the Miner's Hospital Grand Gift Con cert The club rates are 20 Tickets for sl6. 50 Tickets for S4O. 105 Tickets for SBO. A special commission of 10 per cent., off these rates, will be allowed to parties get ting up clubs. This offer only applies to c-übs where each person interested holds sor more ticket*. The drawing will pos itively come off on the slh of June. Foi tickets, address Geo. R. Sbaeffer, Shenan doah, Pa. Tyrone had a big fire on Tuesday night. 13tli. The saw and planing mill of Beyer a Guyer, with a large stock of lum ber, vis destroyed. Lou about $21,000 insurance S3OOO. The fire originated near t he boiler. At Buhl's Grocery, opposite Hoffer's ■ tore, you always get nice and fresh su gar's, coffee's, teas, canned and dried fruits, spices, and, in fact, any article usu ally kept in a well conducted grocery. Mr. Buhl sells cheap, and always renders the utmost satisfaction to his customers. Farmers of Pennsvalley, remember Buhl's grocery when you go to Bellefonte. A 14 year old boy, named Bilger, of Bloom twp., Clearfield Co., shot a bear last week weighing 860 pounds. Philipsburg laments the death of D. S. Dubree, one of its most enterprising and esteemed citizens, aged 50 years, 3 months and 20 days. Girls are employed at type setting in all the Bellefonte offices. Any intelli gent young lady hereabouts wishing to learn the art, can apply at this office. Rev. D. Leitzel preached the com munion sermon in the Luth. Church, of this place, on last Sabbath. The Tyrone Herald of lat week is more il ustrated than illuslrious. -ALWAYS BUY A GOOD BOOK.- Livingstone's book, entitled, Lest mid Found, containing 800 pages, and filled with beautiful engravings, is the very book wbich every family should have. It i not necessary to give any further description ot this interesting work—the name is suf ficient for all. 1 claim the right to supply nil desiring to purchase in Centre county, having the exclusive agency, and the book can be obtained of ine at all times. I will also cull on as many as possible at their homes. All desiringio buy tbis book give the undersigned their order. Price low, s.nd no trouble to give information. Ad cress, H. G. RISHCL, Agent for Centre county, Centre Hill, Pa. —Gov. Hartranft has our thanks for a copy of the General Laws passed during the session of 1878. At M'Manigal s, Millbeim, is the place *to buy Hardware cheap and where you can get any article in that line. -—For plain and fancy Dress Gooes, a* well as cheap Groceries, call at Isaac Gug genheimer's, Bush's arcade. The finest assortment of goods in Bellefonle is at Guggenheimers. The weather the last few days has been cool, in fact it has been cool all this spring. On 21st rain. Mr. E. L. Spangler has our thanks for Chicago dailies. For the ReporterAn attempt was inade to introduce the Uniform Lesson Pa pers into the E. C. SS. of Churcbville, on tiabbath last. We hope that every parent and member of the school will take the subject fully into consideration, for these papers are certainly of great value; they enliven a school, and it can be kept up more economically. l'upils will take more interest in preparing their lesson ; tbero will be greater induce ments for them to study the scriptures, and certainly there can be no success unless the teachers as well as the pupils prepare their Sabbath school lessens. All who have used these papers recommend them highly—therefore give them a trial, VAL. | AN IMPORTANT DECISION TOIIAS TKH ANI) APPRENTICE. A riH wa* heard in Philadelphia in which Mr. Hdward C. Amer asked tha court ta revoke certain article* of indent ure. He *aid that in March, 1971, a boy . wa* indentured to him from Girard Oollef e 1 to learn the art of morocco flnUhing. In the course of time the boy fell into had habit* ef insolence and di*obodience to thoto over him, using very vile language to the demoraliaationof the other appren tice*, and he would absent himelf when ever ho choio, without first notifying hi* *uperior*. Once or twice he we* lightly chastised, and was sent te prison for a few day*, but all without effect for instead of improving, he appeared to gorw worse and worts; and finally, having lo*t all hope of ever fleeting any geod with the bey, Mr. Amor asked the court to revoke the indenture The only excuse offered by the bey anw that after he had been in the establish ment a year and a half he vat U!1 requi red to sweep out the office. Ilia mother was very* anxious to have him sent back to Mr. Am sr. Judge FinUlter said it was ridiculous for an apprentice to suppose that he was to do only such work a* pleased his fancy. Ho was bound to general obedience to all his master's commands, and if hit rights under the indenture were disregarded the court would prefect him. The chiet fault with this bov appeared to be that he had not learned the great and primary lesson of obedience, and the principal mistake in the master was that he did not sufficiently exercise hi* lawful authority and more thoroughly rhastUe the unruly apprentice ia order U> compel hi* obedience. He did not like'to dischar ge the boy from hi* apprenticeship, and thus throw him out into the community 1 without a trade and without the character necessary to enable him to abtain honesl employment; nor did he think it advisa ble to require the master to take him back into hi* shop at oace where his pernicious example would have a bad and harmful influence cn the other boys But for the good of the youth himself, he would do that which the law empower ed him to do, namely, he would send him to the county prison for threo months for his insubordination .to his master, and this ! order was made out Here U a decision meriting the attention of all persons interested in the trades, and its effect upon the relations of master and apprentice may be very healthful. —Ex The tmine residence of 31 r. Jess* Zimmerman, two miles west of Hartleton, caught Are about 2oclock on last Tuesday afternoon a week, and was burned to the ground. Nothing was saved of the house hold goods excepting the furniture of the front room. Hams, potatoes and every thing in the eating line were likewise de stroyed. Valentine's Rolling Xill to be Re moved The Bellefonte Iron Company in tends removing its works to Williams port ; this will be a serious loos to that town which we regret as much as the people over there. The following are the reasons for this removal, as furnished by one of tbe firm to the Republican : He then went on to relate the nature of these difficulties. "In tho first place," he said, "there is the exhorbiunt freight on our little branch read—the Bald Kagle Valley Railroad—which makes a competi tion with other mills'not obliged to use the transportation of this road, a difficult un dertaking. "With the small margin rolling mill* have on the price of iron, you will easily understand that u difference offromjthree to five dollars per ton In freight, is amply sufficient to drive any concern thus encum bered, out of the market. It is an actual fact, that we (have to pay nearly as much freight from here to Tyrone as from Ty rone to Philadelphia at about two-thirds of what we have to pay. "Then, having a siding jointly with the glass works, we always bad the greatest difficulty to induce the railroad officials here to do our shifting of cars, which, the switch being locked we could not do our selves. "But the chief reason why we leave, is that we wished to considerably enlarge onr business by adding more puddling ftir naces, and especially by putting up a char coal forge, this we were unable to do here; in the first place, because of the high rates of freight above spoken of, and in the sec ond place, because no charcoal ;ceuld be had here al adequate figures. "In Wi'.liams|>ort both these obstacles are overcome—cheap rate# of freight hav ing been secured both for the product to be used, as well as for the iron manuafac lured All arrangements for an abund ant supply of cheap charcoal have likewise been made. "Different from peddled iron, there i* a large margin on charcoal iron, ai we pro pose making it, and we are sure that eur undertaking will be successful. "That the citizen* of Williamsport share this opinion, is demonstrated by the fact that all the stock of the new company ba* already been taken up, wid by the most prominent and far-seeing of their buiinea* men. "The building, foundation and smoka stack remain here, and would be the vary thing for the purpose of establishing a boiler plate mill to roll the charcoal irou manufacture,! here, which bears the just reputation of being the best in the coun try. This iron should be railed here, and not leave the town in an unfinished state, giving large profits to outside parties, and to show our allegiance to our beautifbl lit tle town, we are ready at any moment to invest our money in erecting a mill for this purpose, provided we meet with the help ing hand af our fellow citizens which ha* been so liberally extended to the stiang ers about to come here." For the Reporter. Letter from South Eastou. EDITOR RKPORI KR As the immortal Prof, one of the firm of Miles A Co., is now rusticating on the streets of Belle fonte, attending as a witness on the Roy er vs. Sholl, slander case, and is sporting his "Dolly Varden," a pleasure which we will not envy him, as in past years, we al so thought sporting the streets with our "Dolly Varden" that that was the height of young genU*ambition ; but other year* have taught us that other care* are to be cared for,(that are essential te man's hap piness. May his pleasure* have no limit ed bounds, though itcompclls me to scrib ble all alone, but I shall try and do my best. John Krouse, who, in our last, was stated as beating his wife to death, has been worked around by the doctors, as signs of "appoplexy" and "bemorage" caused by blows inflicted by John Krouse with a verdict of murder in 2nd degree, and an imprisonment for ten years. This woman was beaten, kicked, stamped, at about 9 o'clock in the evening, after she had done a hard day's werk, and died next morning at little after six o'clock. Justice, bah! what is justice—murderers escape the scaffoldjarid villians and thieves arc pardoned—but the glorious work of reconstruction goes nobly on. "Oh thieves where is your victory, and murderers your sting?" Echo answers where 1 I will here give you an average of the coal trade of the Lebigh Valley R. R., for the month'of April '73. There were de livered at Easton for the following named railroads: Belvidere A Delaware Central road of New Jersey, Morris A Essex, and Port Delaware, or Morris Canal company, 21,844 cars at an average of five tons each . 108,220 tons. Now along the railroad to the furnaces in operation|Bloo cars or 40,600 tons. The North Pa. RR. received 2860 cars or 14,800 tens, total 164,020 tons. Now at the nominal sum of three dollars - per ton ftfiOdO. No wonds that along the mountain* where there a> , pear* not to be enough of subsistence t i te fklUti a "Kildeer," that there are proi . perou* town* wherever there i* a rallroai t situated where ail is cheerfbM and happy , though all vegetation i Invisible. Man; houses are built on a half doxeti block , of wood, that anwers the purpose of , wall, thu* answering for two purposes, i shady retreat for the goals in summer, o which there is a large supply, roamilij through the streets, and a shelter in w lnte against snow and rain. The wealth o those towns is not on the surface, as tin wealth of a fanning country, but under 1 neath the ground in in black diamond* which abound in inexhausUblo quantifies 1 am glad to hear that the HR. i* pro greening in yeur valley, and that the threi adjoining rallies abound in large quanti tie* of minerals, every one know* what • blessing the K R will be when finished Money will be plelitier (the boen of sub listened and work more readily obtained The fanners will not need spend two day in taking a load to market, when they can ship by rail for one-third the cost, and save their horses the hard drive to do it, a some would make their wive* and chil dren walk sis miles to church, rather then drive* their fired horses one mile. I have no doubt but few farmars who livs at a distance fNsm a KK., *ee the advan tage as the superstition of having all their cattle killed, Ac., has so uiucli prejudiced them against railroads that they would not patronlae them for at least si* years when they are once built, only these in the immediate vicinity of railroads know the real value, and would fight ten times harder thaa the Modoc*, should some one try to exterminate railroads again, and leave them where they were forty years ago. May the iron horse soon come screaming through your valley making hill and vala reecho every pulsation of his | steaming chest. 1 see in your paper of prospect of an extension of either P. a R., or Catwaissa railroad up White Deer creek to Brushvalley and then down fish ing creek to Mill Ball, thence up Beech creek to Snow Shoe Ac. This would be a valuable extension for lumber, coal, and general productions, but I have climbed the mountains so often between those val leys that ] am at a loss where to cross; BrushvalUy to get to Fishing creek or j even Mill Hall; a road up Sugarvallev narrow* and dewn Fishing creek to Mill Hall, thence to Sn>w Shoe, via Beech creek, could be easily accomplished and, would Shorten the distance to the v.et some fitly miles, then by the P. A K read and also striking the large coal beds and lumber regions ef the western part of this slate. Opposition is the life of trade—and wed has it been handled by monicd men of railroad corporations. Hoping to hear more on this subject through your paper. The readers of your paper fhould not forget that Mr. Diehl, of Rebersburg. has been to the city and bought a large sup ply of ligbtaning rods, and those minus those preservers should call on him. and have ibrm put up. He also paid us a flying visit at Easton, and left well pleased with the good appearance of our thriving vicinity, and visited the leading works of Easton, South Easton and Philipsburg, N. J. Peace to hi* family and success to his business. Yours. Ac. Dak. Boys Drowned.— Two little boys, says the Lock Haven Republican, sons of J. C Brown aud Widow Smith, residing on Fairview street, were'accidentally drowned on Sunday morning last in tbe canal near Percy White's mill. They had driven a cow to pasture, and while returning, in stead of crossing the bridge, launched a log and undertook to float across upo.-t it. By some accident the log suddenly turned over and they wore thrown into the water Another son of Mrs. Smith, seeing their danger, ran to their rescue, but narrowly escaped drowing himself. The bodies o! the unfortunate lads were soon afterward* recovered by the neighbor*. The older Smith bey when rescued was nearly ex hasuted, having been drawn under a log, where he must certainly have perished in a few moments if he had not been found tion of work* for the manufacture of ear in Bellefonte tbe Betlefontc plaining mill has been purchased by the car company. The price paid was $18,0(10. tom HofTer Bro's have, and ail because they never deviate from their rule to sell Goods cheap. A* the Niagara Express West pass ed Lewitburg Junction, about; 1 P. M. on 15th a spark from tbe engine fell upon the roof of the freight depot, and in a short time the whole concern was ablaze It being a wooden structure, it* total destruc tion was a matter of a few minute*. For tunately, the hierchandiae stored in it wa not much, and a considerable portion of it was saved. A blazing brand was carried by tbe wind toa stable belonging to M. V. Andrews, which kindled and soon destroy ed that buildiug. CENTRE HALL COACH SHOP, LEVI MI'KBAY, at hit establishment at Centre Hall, keeps on hand, and for sale, at the most reason able rates Carriages, Buggies, & Spring Wagons, PLAIN AND FANCY, and rehicles of every description made to 1 order, and warranted to be made of the best seasoned material, and by the most skilled and competent workmen. Person wanting anything in his line are requested to call and examine his work, they will; find it not to be excelled for durability and wear. mayJßtf, LEVI HURRAY, NOTARY PUBLIC, BCRIBNER ANI) CONVEYANCER, CENTRE HA L L, P A. Will attend to administering Oaths, Ac knowledgement of Deeds. Ac, writing Ar ticles af Agroement, Deeds, Ac, maylfi QRPiiANS COURT BALK ! ! By virtue of nri order of the Orphans Court of Centre county, there will bo ex posed to public sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY, JUNK 10th, next, at 1 o'cl'k VALUABLE FARM OF 220 ACRES! known a* the proporty ofHenry RothrocW, Sr., deceased, situated about three miles east of Bellefonte. Every foot of this property ia tillable and under fence. 170 ACRES are Cleared, and in good stale of cultivation. The balance consists of Fifty Acres of ORIGINAL PISE ASD OAK TIM HER Upon the property are beds of iron ore, cement and limestone. It will be sold in two or three parts if desired, and private bids will be received until the day of sale. Terms of Male : One-third to remain in the premises as dowry according to the will of the deceased ; one-third to be paid on confirmation of sale, and the remainder in one year thereafter with interest, to be secured by bond and mortgage on the premises. NANCJT A. ROTHROCK, ©ay 8 JWHNUOFFEK. "I * THE HALLOWS. J TiiitßK Executions Is On : Pay. J NIXON. '' New York, May 16. —As the las '! hours of Nixon, tho luurdurcr id I'leii * for, drew near he exhibited a calm, sad # resignation ami firmness that wa* great % lv in contrast to his former depression r lie gave his whole ntt**i>tion to religi ous exercises, now ami then uttering r some expression which showed hisdecp f lovo for his family and his concern lor r |their welfare. PAHTINU WITH HIS Wirt*. Nixon's wife again visited him at the Tombs last evening, nceutiipanied hy three ladies, friends of the condemu 9ed man. Nixon seemed to havener* " ed himself up and hade his wife to keep ' up her spirits, be culm, and lake care "of the young oius. lie gave a few ttr ticals of persoual property t<> his wife. He broke down completelyv at tin parting, lie is a great smoker, and I smoked constanly from niue o'clock la>t night to one o'clock this morning, HIS I.AST WOKHM. i | The deputy sheriffs entered tin tombs, ami shortly after the procession came out Nixon did not betray much agitation, but seemed perfcdlp resign d to die. His last words before leav ing the cell were: "My Saviour wa crucified, why should 1 murmur v " On arriving at the gallows, Nixou ami those with him, iucludiiig the price!*, ascemltJ the platform. The usual ser vices for the uyiug was read, Nixon j still returning eoiuposurc, HIUI giving j his attentiou to the words of the preist. THE EXECUTION. Everything being in rediness, the ' rope was adjusted, tho black cap drawn lover his face, at precisely at U;OS a. ru the trap was sprung ami the body ol , Michael Nixon sprung into the uir He met his death firmly. After hang ing 15minutes Nixou'sbody was cut , down, life being totally extinct. It was placed in a handsome coffin, *il ver mounted, and given in charge oi his rsliliriw. O'NEAL. Mt.Cartuel, Illinois, M*> Id. J.>*< ilt jO'Xeal who it to die M the Nlfttd tMI morning. spent the lime yesterday chiefly* j religious exercise*. Ilv ha> been con* -tantly attended by a |>< is-'., and til -mo : ling religious service* will be held rnd al> solution performed bufoie boas, n.d* the scuftold The condemned ma* U beginn ing to breakdown, and fear* nic enter tained that there Mill boa sickening ex hibition on the scnflold. He ptofr*-. * 10 have found salvation, and spend* hi* time in muttering prayer, claiming Lei* happy and arguing that it's a mighty hard thing ;to go on the scaffold and be killed like a dog lie also ha* cried at interval* tbro lout the day, especially nber. his priest wit* , there. moktTMVI: Sacramento, May Id,-—Charles Mortimer the murderer, Wtu hanged iu till* city t •• day. Mortimer ai* a notun -u* desperado and had been convicted of a great num ber ot crime*. He ua either insane, or simulated insanity with singular persisten cy. He did not, or pretended not. to r> . -- gniae his brother, the miriitrr who attend ed bun hi* counsel, nor any other per* n. lie teemed not to comperbend hi* position Hi* countenance exhibited no. emotion He did not utter a word. FORTY-FOl'R ACHES OF HOI>KS BURNED IN HONGKONQ OKI IT El HE IN OSAKA San Francisco, May Id -A terrible cons flagralien occurred in Hong-kong, China, on the £ind of March. Forty-lour acres of house* acre destroyed and fk.UU per-on* rendered homeless. A terrible conflagration occurred in *• aka, Japan, on the IfJlhof March. Matty lives acre loL The flame* raged all one day and night. There were two violent shocks of earthquake at the sati;o place it the I'Jth of March. VIENNA EXHIBITION STOKMKD SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED. Vienna, May 15.- The stormy weather which ha* prt*vailed here for a week pa t culminated yesterday in a gale of extra ordinary violence in tho afternoon a gust of wind broke in the glass of the west ern front of the Exhibition building. Some oftlie vi*itor* aero struck by the falling fragment* and injured. Torrent* o( rain poured through the opening*, and a large quantity of good* >< damaged The Prater i saturated with water, and the ground* around the Exhibition arc a mora** of mud. The number o| visitor* for the pa*t few day# ha* been (mall, |ind is decreasing- Those that come are mostly from foreign countries. Fen Viennese are seen, DEATHS. tn lPth inst, in Stonevaller, in-ar Neff* Mills. Sarah, consort of Rudolph Gaha gan. aged *.'4 years, 9 month*, and '-'1 days. MARRIAGES. On loth inst, in Centre Hall, at the Kv. l'arsonuge, lv Rev. R Voting. Mr Suuon Cline. to Mm Lucy Mulbcrgcr, botli of Leinont. On 10th in*!, by tl>" -ame, and at same place, Air. Goorge Vordi>n, t>> M:*< Kli/. Vordon. both ot Churchville. Spring Opening of Hound*. Trimmings, Millinc rJ. ill MISS LUCY DEININGER S In Centre Hall, who jut returned from Philadelpliin, with the LATEST FASH IONS, and a complete stock of New Bonnet*. New Hat*, elegant Trimming* Ac., which will bo soldor made Up, at| reasonable price*. Als". old Indie* Dree- Cap* The new tvlo- arc very pretty. Ladie call and *eu tlicm early, hirst come, llrt served mayls.4t. sth OF JUNK. will certainly come off the Miners' Hospital Grand Gift Concert, AND SIOO,OOO DISTRIBUTION No Postponement Under any Circum stances but will Positively Take Place. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS, AND AS THOUSANDS OF TICKETS ! nre being sold dailj . YOU MAY BE TOO ' LATE utile** you purehao at once. YOUR MONEY GIVEN to tiiis cause assists in establishing u noble | charity, while you participate in a distribution <>f PRESENTS In which YOU iimy be LUCKY individual. One Ticket $1 00 Five Tickets I 60 Ten Tickets 9 00 Address, GEO. It. SHAFFER, Shenandoah, Schuylkill Co . Pa. E RCA Nil I.E A PIT. \IS EM ENT List of dealers of foreign and' do mustic inerchnndise. etc., in Centre coun ty for the year ending 1873, subject to pay ment of license. Boggg* twp. (la**. Lirrnsr. Jas J Lucas 14 5 7 76 Jan W Rodger* 14 7 76 McCoy At Linn ; 13 10 75 Banner twp. Lewi* Has* 11 15 75 J B Kophnrt 14 7 75 A Bicser, Distillery 11 15 75 Burnside twp. G R Bonk 13 10 75 Curt in twp. Weber & Singer 14 • 775 Jacob McCloskcy 14 7 75 Ferguson Twp. M C Rider 11 7 75 ' Shrub, Steward At Co 10 30 75 1 Thos Bollinger 13 10 75 W L Rider 14 7 75 A Sample A Son 12 13 26 Jas Dunlap At Co 13 10 76 J R Smith 14 7 75 Gregg twp. Philip Shook It 7) * .1 It Fi.hei 12 18 *. it II Duncan 13 10 7 Howard Boro' " Luc*. A Bro It 77 I 111 It Drove II 77 ,i| ll*Lor Weber 12 13 2 . j tits Mcllattny .. ..It 77 1 ! Itobert Hook Id 10 7 I.l.tonkin* A Weber II 7 7< |.! 'ohn Wngiu \ ..II .7. , John Di. h! U7 7t 8 Wio Nell II 77< I' L (' Palmer ! I r Mn kill, >n H7 7) N F K tins ..II 771 Howard twp. j It f Leather 14 ' "I Haines Twp. * lUvid W .Ilium* II .7 - j Ml'.* II a. pel 14 Philip Dor*. i 1 7 7' 111' Philips Pi Id'-'"' ,MM Mower II 1878 S Bpigleuieyer S Son* .11 I • Huston twp. . ).loepli F M.tler Ii 7 i Hoover A Davi, 12 . It W Rl< hards ... l '{John I Thompson S > . Lev i Woiner .11 7 7; I Daaisl I run 1$ 10 76 Harris twp. I J Puce It John Fioui 11 I C Ski-neberger.„ 11 F A Hutton I' J J Wighaman 11 77* Peter Siiulh 11 7 7" Kiss Ida Jonw ... . M Til Uu.dt twp, E M Shorjcvan 1 ' IPJJaek.on 1< 30 76 John Miller A Son l- ! 1° 76, M Murphy It 778j Snow Shoe twp. N Bower I' 10 761 1! William* 11 7 75! J II Criuman 12 10 76! A K Shiver 11 • 6j May, 1 ,oeb ACo 7- Ja* Dale* 11 Unionvitle Boro. Drie*t A Ktimbager 11 1 j 76 Nathan Hearlev 11 7.• JAD Alexander 18 10 76' S A Martin II 7 76 Walker twp. Soil A Ycrirk U 10 7-6, Henry Brown 1" 10 76 Solomon Confer II 7 Houston A Rodger* 12 1-1 27* Solomon Peek II 7 Spring twp. 11. J. Barnes I I 776 T S llcverly 13 1076! Worth twp. I V Drey H 7 7o II W Hoover Id 10 76 Jn* Purduo II "76 Bcllcfi'iitc Borough. 1t,.". IjifHAf Jo-eph A Brother 1" S3J 71' Edward Brown II Hit Kline 8 30 76 I! lloffer II 7.(>, J W C<>ok II 16 7c Lyon A i° 2" " f 'l Wil.on A Hieka 1" 20 76! It F Rankin !•' 10 76! .1 A Sand, II < 7; DH ltuhl..- d 10 76 .1 L Kei*en*linn II "76 M L McHrtde II 776 Deo ••' llryon 11 * 7 7 Levi Miller II 7 76 John Hoffer 10 20 76 I) M Wagner 26 "6 Loot). .May A Lcob 10 20 76 .1 C William*. 12 Id t'F Montgomery 11 J 76 John Montgomery 11 1 76 ; J 7.. Her* A Son 13 10 7 .1 J A J Uarri* 10 H_7o; William MeClellan II • 76 II Y' Stitrer II "76 , V P Blair II 76 11 timer Bro# 10 '""_'7o; , K tit ay ham 11 7~ > j I IlrockerholTßroa 12 '.'{T'.i !M Zimmerman II *6j ' II l Yerger It 7 "6! \ K Fortney It 776 I W*il 1 into Brown It .76 II ilermont 12 13 7">' It F Bataliler Id 1076 John S l.ongberger..— It 776 j II L Bart ley; 11 ,"76 1 P Dugonheimcr 10 3(1 7.6 IA Su, Milan 13 10 76 ! Burnaide A Th0ma5....... II •16 75 1 Isaac Miller ..... It "75 J Welch A Co 13 10 75 J J Hughes II 7 75 John Powers it 7 75 F P Green 13 10 76 Welder & Twitmeyer... I I 776 Seehlcr A Co 12 13 25 N Beck It 7 76 Mis* Priest It 7 76 Mis.t N K Dure il 7 75 J P Zimmerman 13 10 76 J E Palmer It 7 76 I Freybsrger A Drim 18 10 76 i A Hchroyer A Son 14 775 j Wolf A Son It 775 1 Mr* Sourbeek l-l 775 John Breekbill 11 7 75 W 11 Wilkinson 7 40 75 An nppo.il will he held at Bellofonte, on June 2, at tho Commissioners office, when thoao who seo proper can at attend. HENRY U. CONSEit, Mercantile Appraiser. Movement to Supplant Thiers. ll'I I'mi. May Ifi li l rumored that lie I "A '**Kitiriiiata and OrleanhD have comblatd In H movement lor the overthrow of Thiers . hiul tlint thoy litvt mil BwlmfuucoulJ 10 7*, V ieiiiia to k Count do Chambord lo '25 authorise thn legitimist, to nominate Itue S' d'Aumalo for President in place of nfr Thiort, IIKLLKFo.NTKMABKKTH. White tVheat $1,1*6, It ad I'JU..., Kya...... ;. 76 ....Coin no ....Oats 34 Barley 00. •**, 7U..,.,.C10 rerssed 6.U0 Potatoes 46. Lard per pound 7 Pork par pound (W liutter'A) Kgg.io Plaster perton (14 Tallow 8 llaeon 8 llani It LKWIBTOWN MARKETS White wheat 1,85 I wheal I,bO ltyi 7*i 70 Corn 40 Oats ß6 ltarlev 00—. • Cloversei-il 5,110 . ... Timothy seed, 3&0 7* Salt 2SO per ack .... Huron HV Han. 10 Huttei 35... Egg* *f> il Plaster V HO 15,000 BOLTS OF WALL PAPKR! Nii on exhibition at Millhtdm nod Mil roy Hardware Hiurfi. Ahout 86 different | I'klli riiß. I'KICKS HANDING FltoM 10 CKNTF TO f 1.00 PKIt BOLT. R.-auliful tiilt Paper at one dollar Panel Paper and Parlor Decorations, A returnable credit will 1- given to rc |...nible parlte* f.>r psp. r, *i •• i'i • ent ieducled from price* for caan. Price, sre ibe Mine at both Store, ,pr 3 tin. W. J. M MANIUAL. Great Reduction In Prices Of Note Paper. We sre now prepared to furnish Note paper at price, far below any that have v,-r before been offered at retail in thi, county Best quality Commercial note paper at 16 cb per quire "*ecoaJ bet do at I*2 ot per quire Third be,t do at lOcUper quire i'uich**er> will find tbi to l> of the ju*t r.vciving from ths 1 > atlern citie* a Full Stock of FALL and WINTER ..BDS which ha has determined to aeil very cheap, vonaiUiug of BUY GOODS and Print*. M usliti*. Opera Canton*, aud Woll Flannel, Laditu Drc, Dood*, such a# Detain,. Alpaca*. Poplin*, EmprcM Cloth, Sal-ett, Tamcoe, together with a full *'."ck of everything usually kept in the Dry Dood, line. NOTIONS: A full ,Uk k, c-.iitialing part of Ladle* and Children Merino II- -r Collar*. Kid glove* l" >t quality Jit an 1 l.ito thread (•lovo*. llood*. Nubia*. Breakfast shawl*, HATS & ( VPS. A full assortment of Men * Hov • and Children ol the latest ()! and bett. CLOTHING, Bedy made a oh >tce olecti naf Men'* and By"*ol the new net style* and most serviceable material*. BOOTS & SHOES, \VM. WOLF. C. PECK'S New Coach Manufactory. CENTRE HALL. PA. The undersigned ha* opcued a new es tablishment, at hi* new shop*, for the manufartute of Carriages, Buggies, & Spring Wagons, St-KUin* AMI SI.ED*. PLAIX AM FAKCT of every description . All vehicle* manufactured by him' are warranted to render *atifactioii, and as | equal to any work done elsewhere. He u*e* none hut the l>ol material. < and emu toy* th mo*l skillful workmen. Hence Uiey lialler themselve* that their work can not be excelled for durability; and finish. Order* from a di-lance promptly attend ed to. Come and examine my work before, contracting elsewhere. PRICES REASONABLE, All kinds of Kcpariug done. ETA 11, PRICE LIST Jer pound „13ct* Brow n sugar per pound lOct* Demnrara sugar per pound 13cl* Rio coffee 'Joels Arbuckle* brown coffee per pound Wet Bet washing *oap* per pound...ti, 7At Set* Be I starch per pound lOct* Ite*t bright Navy tobacco per pound..64c t* Garret* scotch snuff per box l(k t> Twist tobacco & Cavendish per pound OOct Best sugar-cured Hams per pound 15ct< No. 1 black pepper per pound 80et* Molasses per gallon UOcU Mackerai without heads and all kind of mackoral and Herring ut city price*. Double X X white, drips SOcts per gal lon, in 5 gallon lots scts a gallon less. • 1000 other article* too mimaroui to men tion. cheap. Men's stogies, heavy shoes at $1,35 per pair. They have the largest and cheapest stock of good* ever offered to the public. If you want to HAV E JO TO f!0 PER CENT. (JO TO BURNSIDE dk THOMAS | All kinds of merchandise iu whole rikek- Bgm at lesa prices, julylDtf J RYNDER'S MUSIC STORE, , • w LOCK HAVEN, PA. Ttoo proprietor of itynder'a Musk Htore deairea to ceil the attention of the people of Centre county, to the fee thai they Can Save Money bjf jmrelinking their inuiiril instruments ot Itynder a Music btort, W c ere Belling Double Deed, Six Slop, Five Octavo Organs, at $l4O, tu|erior in tone end fuiisb, to those t hat are hawked and peddled throughout the country at 1175 to #200.) The* we warraul for live year*. We give any reasonable credit deaired to responsible parties. We beg leave to call your attention to the following instruments, sold in Pennnvalley this year, which you wonkl Jo well to examine before purchasing elsewhere : CENTRE HALL. S. 8. WOLF, Ryoder Organ $225.00 WM. GALBRAII If, Ryoder Organ 140.00 LKMONT. DR. J. Y.DALE. American Organ $375 00 PETER BCBRECK, Ryader Organ 140.00 AARONSBURG. WM. ETTINGER, Rynder Organ „ $240.00 BOALBBURG. M IBS 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 aud getting our prices—we deliver all instruments— You Can Save From S4O to S6O on an Urgan. AJJr " D WVOEirs MUSIC STORE, Lffck Haven, Pa I. Guggenheimer. ; VEW ARKANDEMKNT! ISAAC GUOOKSHKIMB*, ha v i u g purcbaaod ihc eiilirc slock of the late lirtu of Sumtuan & Gugganbviniar, ex cept the 1 weather ami Shoe findiugv ha filled up hia shelves with a lot of splendid ooona, ombraclng READY MADE CLOTHING, DKEBB liOOim, ÜBOCEKIES, rBOVIBIOWB, BOOTS k BMOLB, HATH & CAH, AND FANCY ARTICLES aud is uow prepared lo aocotuodale ail hia old customers, aud to welcome al! new ones who tnav favor him with their patronage. He feels safe in say ing that he can please the most fastidt ous Call and see. ISA AC Gt'GDEN HBIM Kit p s.— Mr. Suusman still eonlinuea to deal in „ , i LKATHKB AND SHOE-FIN DINGS, CLoY KU *nd TIMOTHY sLKDh. in I tic old rt>om, where lie may alway be found. 12ap.tf. 3 C. F. ilcrlacher N. Cronmillei NEW GOODS! I \t r £ S >1 A a a 1 v A L FALL GOODS!!! HERLACIIER & CRONMILLF.R \\rih to Infoim the citixeu. of Peto merit and receive the patronage of the public Shortlidge & Co.. PROPRIETORS OF THE Bellefonte Lime Quarries. The only Manufacturers of Lime, burnt exclusively with wood, in Central Pennsylvania. DEALERS IN' Anthracite Coal, White Lime, Du Pout's Powder, Sporting and Blasting Powder ou hand, Fuao for Blasting, Fire Brick, Ground Fire Clay, Fertilizers, , Implements. JanSO 73 Office acd yard near South end of the Hald Eagle Valley Railroad Dy|Kt, Bello fante. Pn. janlO.7B CENTRAL HOTEL. Comer of Third and Chestnut Street, Mifflinburg, Pa. John Showers, Proprietor. It* Central Location make* it particularly desirable to persons visiting Town on business or pleasure. H. A. Taylor's Livery Attached. unf2l ly J. HARRIS. Jl> SHUOKRT. J. A BKAVKR, JOHN HOPPER. PETKH UOKKKR. Pennsvalley Banking Co. CKNTRK HALL, PA. RECEIVE DEPOSITS, And Allow Interest, Discount Notes, Buy and Sell Government Securities, Gold and Coupons PETER HOFKKK, WU. B. Minqlx, Pres't. Cashier ' aprS tf TTICA STEAM ENGINE i>% ■ Jwsmr Woo* * Man.) STATIONARY I PORTABLE Steam Engines. The Boat A Most OmpM# As*rfme*t is the Market. ! TW Ratine, bsw, alway, aaaioUlwat b vary t.t>4>l ctawUnt of noOom. V, mk Ua luaaataiwarr of Ensinr*. BoUrr, and Saw MiUa a •pwiaity. WahawUwlanmrt aoJ rawanaauiMa wurica of U> ktad m ttw rwuntry, wiUi mnclunery BMCtaUr aUrvt-4 10 tk. wurfc. Wr Xarp eaaa-aady ai ■* Wiy imhara aI Ersgtaas wtasb w funuak attbe WT bawaat pram ana on lb* ab >n-t natna. Wa bmMlbMs Hwotallr nlaytn) to Mine*. Saw MSK Ori* Mltta, Tannmw. < .<* Uln*. TXiabiw aad all Ham of ma,-*I aftnriaf W. ai* now ha the ort. tmal law Or*, tar Saw MilL tbr in* and axaat nmytMa aaw •*■ cnrnwaiM. W. taaka tbsmaonfHof Saw M£B oMMa a *< l Icaior, of oor t 1111 ma. and oaa tsnM 003i|lrV oo U* adaoruwt aoUaa. Oar urn la aB tan w to furttiafc fbr bat an chiaary 10 tbr aM, and work afantairly an oakd foe (naat y ufdnSra. roonoay and Kamftb. Nasi for Omdar and Pnoa LM. I/TICA STEAM ENCINE CO. mci, ar. T. The Champion of the World. The new Improved American Button Hole Overseaming and Complete Sewing .t/achine—The great est machine of the Age ! Siraplcitr, Durability A Cheap ness Combined guaranteed. AH order* prom PUV aU nd < d t.i A.L BAftTGKti. Agent for Centre County M Atuii. \nruo. Pa. f HOUSE, ' Allepneacv Street, Bellefcnte, Pa. I). JOHNSON A SONS, Proprietor#. ' A riKKTCI.A*S HOT XL, COMPOaTABLK BOOK*! ;.j PROMPT ATTENDANCE, j ALL THE MODERN CONVENIEN- Ij CKS—AND REASONABLE Charm, j The proprietor* offer to the traveling public, and to their country fiienda, Aral |claa* accommodation* and careful atten-J •tion to the * nt of pud* at all time*, at fair rate- Careful ho*Uer and giK>d atablej ling fr borea. An excellent table well! served A Bar *upplied with fine liquor*., Servant* well trained and everything ro 'juicile in a flrrt claa* Hotel. Our location i in the busine** part of the town, near the ► Port Office, tho Court iiouae, the Chur choa, the Hank*, and the p incipal place* jof buine*. render* it the moafc eligible place for thoae who vinit Bcllefoete oabuai or pleasure. An Omnibus will carry passengers! and baggage, tu aud from all trains free of citarge. Excelsior Cement* The tindertigned now manufacture Ce ment WARRANTED OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY, at their kilna, near Pine . Creek Mill*, in Haince twp. TbU cement iy already been u*ed in large quantities upon the L. CL % S. C. K R.. and ha* beer found hirhly *ati*faetory upon all lob* • here it hat been ued, and a* equal to any now manufactured. The undert'.gn -d now take pleaaure in recommending, *tid warranting it to all, for ue In CIS TERNS. WATER PIPES, or whatever puriio*o a good quality of Cement it deai , ruble. Tht* Cement has already been ' letted far and wide, and rendered the ut most satisfaction. Person*, therefore con structing Cistern*, laying Water Pipes, Ac., will find it to advantage to bear this In mind, and also, that they warrant the article as represented. For further par ticular*. address MEYER Jfc HOFFER, i '2O dec If A a ronsburg, Pa. W. A. CURRY; BOOT & SHOE MAKER CENTRE HALL,PA. \V ould most respectfully inform the cit zons of this vicinity, that he has started a new Btvot and Shoe Shop, and would be i>,thankfnl for a share of the public patrod . age. Boots and Shoes made to oraer and H according to style, and warrants his work .iI to equal any made elsewhere. All kinds |f repairing done, and charges reasonable■ ■ {Give him a call. feb 18 ly. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES.—A fine Assortment of Coffin trimmings, fjiust recoived nt Millheim and Milroy Hardware store*. Barr handles, Lace Ac", latest styles. nprlO.Sm W. J. M MANIGAL. . |jQR B.G. OUTKLIUS; '• Dentist, Millheim. Offers his professional services to the public. He is prepared to perform all 'operations in the dental profesaion. gBB*He is now fully prepared to extract teeth absulutrly ir ithout pain. myS-78-tf. A~ D MINIS TRA TORSNOTICE. —Let- ters of administration on the estate of John Love, late of Potter twp.,dee'd, have been granted to tho undersigned, who request all persons knowing them selves indebted to said estate to make lu !' mediate payment, and thoso having de mands against the saute to present them *• duly authenticated by law for settlement. ELIZ. H. LOVE, r. OLIVER K. LOVE 1 may!s 6t AtJmr'j. \y . S.MMW MS V Vy (RT RMbIMUI) +L tradk JKm i mark. ■Fa FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, la Uw only Ksaws 2nSy c- Cmd b* mm Is Iks Sadtaw or dmp of BIS: aftor aoatMSMBt or labor paioa.Sed-vr* gtmmorSoppr^tai rarttea w aad for *1: cgm phimu MM Is tbs am. U Hjsmerttad dsmef botb mat aßwr**- < KxißSEri mttcr btcht, omrn /Mil iisiii AHjfclS Asm faynbsw, turn* •r m XU. (a at) UcU s*saa,,ax Btds mmw. btxlaor cbssgt la SKS.no Is amwmtmo*. a4 ao tcpomrt Ii rum a fr •MS SaMM. and gtsm Kmtbw ertaaut Aaraby MKMSMd lbs IJM tmt riwMSfot teibi, eiam of =iser6t..X T. nayirSlf for WMMM ba AVOID QUACKS AMD IMWOWTCM. ■a Obsige Ar AivtmMi OassalMtteA^ rmj > iTiiliilM A prseOoa 9Upmn muOSm btmto oStjbiwsH c'fcr. lag SJMIHSbM. Sr. Crook's Wine of Tar. lO YEARB Public Teat Hae proved rjf OR. CROOK'S WINE TAR - Merit ihu SOT ttUMflMl ataftlmr prepurs* vßWßmmw ttn ewr •mem* the pvMie. hbrkAlßlheswdlfUMl.dMl' lllfa of Tar. and uoeqoaledfor diarm* m sf thsThwrtMilmp. p^ forming the meet rurk.hl. cure#. Aath mm mad BwRtIUR Haa cured ao many earn it ha been pronoi real a specific for fee. com plain I*. For pains in Bresst, Side or Back, Grsvel orludncy Disease, Disc*** of tle Uri®7 Oreans, J atradtee or any Liter Complaint, It has ao equal. Debilitated, Causes the Food to Digest, Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, Gives tone to your System. TRY DR. GROOM'S WINEOFTAII BVTTohouse BEELEFONTK, PA. . J. B. BUTTS, PropV. Haa first class accommodation; charg es reasoaa dar, t£ PUIUFY YOUB BLOQD, i Tor RcrofYilm, Serefh- V looa Dlacaica of the *T* Eyes, or Ncrmfulm la A onj form. Any diaeaae or eruption f fjlj the Skin, diaeaae si the Liver. Is. Rheumatism, Pimplea, Old Korea, Ulcer#, Broken-down TV M Conatitutions. Syphilia, or any l diaeaaa depending on •dm fffi® praved condition of the blo| CROOK'S dßtfi* SYRUP OP 111 POKE ROOT. It haa the medicinal property of Poky combined with a prep- JjJy .ration of Iron which goaa at if/ once into the blood, perform ing tb# moat rapid and wa>P " derfol eurea. ! ilk your Druggiat lor Dr. Crook's Com i >ouod Syrup of Poke Root—uka it and ba