THE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY JULY 24.187.
local ITEMS
LOCAL KKW Our friend*, every
where, will oblige u* by sending u* local
new* of interest. .... # .u_
CIRCULATION -The circulation or the
RkpoiTKA, on thi* side the counW*, i*
argerthan that of all other aper in the
county. Bu*inc* men will therefore find
thi* one of the beat advertising medium*.
We invite all interested to come and in
spect our ll*t for themelve*.
RSMITTARCM All monies fbr sub
scription will be credited on theeuhecri
" her* add re**, ach week : by referring to
which our patron* can at all time* *OO how
' heir account* stand, and a receipt Üby
thi* system carried upon each copy of the
paper.
John Fatigan, the fellow who recent
ly fired the Conrad hotiM at Bellefante.
escaped from jail, lie worked hi* way
through the wall by mean* of a Barlow
knife.
A young man, by name of Thomas,
who had been in the employ of llr. John
Oonly, of near this place, imagining that
he wa* John From, with whom he roomed
while harvesting at Mr. Jacob Hinge*,
one day la*t week stepped into a new uit
of John's—coat, vost, pant* and boots—
and thu* rigged out tUrtod for oth*r pa*-
hire* Young From, when he discovered
that his Sunday-go-toMueetcn* had disap
peared, wont in pursuit, and be found the
chap that filled them up, employed at
Van Am burg's show, at Bellefonte, where
"• ho wa* arrested tor theft, and wa* a*signed
quarter* at Sheriff Shafer's the highest
boarding place at Bellefont?.
On account of ihe illness of Judge
Mayer there will be ao civil cases tried at
August term, next.
Mr. Thco. Dcschncr, the skilled gun*
smith, bas again returned to Bellofonte.
This will be pleasant news for sportsmen,
as he it one o( the best workmen in this
section of the state, and always kept a
complete assortment of *tock, for shooting
game or .catching fish, lie has opened hi*
establishment opposite Bush'* arcade,
where sportsmen will find a large and
complete stock of guns, pistols, *:umuni
tion, fishing tackle. Ac.
The tent drawing for the Wot
Branch Camp meeting take* plaeo at Lock
Haven on the 28th of thi* month, at 10 o'-
) clock a m Tho*o who desire to spend
Sabbath on the ground wifl be compelled
to arrive ** early as Saturday and remain
until Monday, as there will positively he
no trains run on Sabbath. A limited num
ber can be supplied with sleeping accomo
dations, hut where several parties intend
jo go together it would be well to order a
tent.
This year the meeting will commence on
Tuesday, August 18, and will close on Fri
day morning, August 2Sh The hoarding
will be $7.50 for the term, $1.25 per day,
and 50 cent# for a single meal. The price
of teats will be $7 on the ground f oor, and
" $6 on the second floor, with one dollar ad
ditional on each tent to meet the expense*
of light, police, porterage, straw, etc., etc.
, If you desire to read something to 1
| your benefit and "understanding," look (
* for the big hand and read what follow*.
A most distressing accident, says
the Tuun paper, occurred in Jacksonville 1
on Saturday, 12. The only daughter of ,
Mr. Henry Swartx, aged 11 years, was fa
tally scalded by the upsetting of a vessel 5
of boiling water, Fhe lingered from II a <
ro., on Saturday until 7 o'clock on Sunday
whan death put an end to her suffering*. >
George Bower, administrator, offers 1
at public sale, on 22nd August next, the
real estate of Michael Kreamer, dee'd, in
Hair.c* township.
A fj'Hxl article is now going the
rounds of the newspaper*, under the head
ing of "What Public Men Owe lo News
papers," showing how many great men
have been manufactured out of small ma
terial by newspaper puffs and by having
their little-selves magnified in the news
papers. We know a newspaper that ha*
puffing of small material on the brain, and
whm one of its like-te-be-tickled enter* or
conies within twenty live rods of it* office,
the neat issue is sure to contain a soft-soap
notice of "the leading citizen and demo
crat." A nigger noticing this cheap fod
der, once offered to bet he could get a puff
sure by simply "haven nother nigger pass
dat office wid his hat and pants stucked to
a poll." Its wonderful how cheap some
fellow* are. We also knew a wag of the
•'white trash", for experiment, to pas* the
window of said office, looking in as he
pa?ed, and sure enough, neat issue had
the customary " leading citizen, Jtc .
was in town on and passed our office"
Ac. A certain little crowd will remem
ber this joke.
A Camp meeting will be. held by
tbe Evangelical Association, commencing
Aug. 6, 1873, in tbe beautiful grove loca
ted two miles east of Mileaburg. Ample
provisions will be made by tbe committee
for good and substantial boarding at rea
sonable rates, and all huckstering and
trafficing upon the grounds will be strict
ly prohibited all offenders held amendable
to the law.
Rxv. J. M. Lonqspokf.
Godey, for August, is a handsome
number, rich throughout and, as usual,
ahead of all competitors.
Wilson A Hick's hardware store, at
Bellefonte, is headquarters for everything
belonging to that line. They keep none
but tbe best goods, and their variety is
endless and prices low. They are tbe
most obliging and tfentlemanlr firm you
can meet with, and their clerks are ditto.
List of GrD<l Jurors for August
Term,lß73.
Bellefente Boro —B 8 Downing, H B .
Pontius, James Fu rev. ■>
Mfletburg—David Furey.
Philipsburg—Jno W Mattern, S B Pot
ter. ,
Banner twp— Richard Conley, D Loder. j
Ferguson—G M Weaver.
Gregg—Win Homan.
Haines—Micbeal Feidler.
Howard—lra C leathers. 1
Liberty— Jno Mestlerode. I
Marion—David Tibbens, Sam'l Alley.
Miles—lsreal Rochow.
Patlon—W F Thompson, G W SOn.y,
Penn—Christ Alexander, J II Auir.an.
Potter—Wm R Hennicb, Levi Wa'.ters
Spring—C H Gentzel.
Union—James Steer.
List of Traverse Jurors for August
Term, 1873.
Bellefonte bor*—James L Sotnmerville,
Augustus Cox, Jno Hoffcr, 8 8 Lyon,
Adoipb Loeb.
Milesborg Joseph Rodger*, T M Hall.
Philipsburg—Albert Owens.
Unionville—Benj J Rich, Geo. Alexan
der.
Bennertwp—Geo Dale
Bumside—Sebastian Fi-her, Rudolph
Multhalland.
Hoggs—W D| Harper, Stun'l Pletcher,
M II Mackey, John Hays.
Ferguson—Aaron Smith, C D Miller,
Levi Hustonborder. Cusrad Frye, Amo#
Rover, J M Gates, David Miller.
(trees'—Henry Ksuamme, Geo Krape,
0 P Reurick, Abraham Lose.
Howard—Michael Pletcher, J. W. Hall.
Haines—Daniel Smith.
Huston—Jno W Stewart, Geo W Miles.
Half Moon—Jno A Hunter.
Liberty—Joseph Pletcher.
Marion —Geo S Hoy.
Miles—HG Miller, Sam'l Brumgard.
Penn—Daniel Feidler, H G Smith, Jac
KaFstetter.
Potter D M Henny.
Rush—Win Washburn.
Taylor— Daniel Henderson.
SValker— Wm Harris, Levi Wtiippo,
Gershon Riddle, Charles Harsh beiger.
Democratic Delegate Election.
The Democratic voters of Centre county
will meet at tbe regular places of holding
the general election for each district, on'
SATURDAY", the9tb day of August, 1878,
to elect delegates to the Democratic Coun
ty Conventiou. Tbe election will open at
2 o'clock, r. u., and close at 6 o'clock of
■said day.
Tbe Convention will meet in tho Court
House, at Bellefonte, on Tuesday, the 12th
day of August 1873, to nominate one can
didate for Senator, one for Assembly, ana
for County Trea*urcr, one for Commit
_ sioner, ona for Jury Commissioner, and
one for County A vol i tor, and transact such
other business a* may be regularly brought
before it. The number of delegate* to
it! which each di*trict U entitled under the
present apportionment, it a* follow*, to
" wit •
if W,t '
ic The following i the apportionment of
delegate* made by the Utc democratic
* county ownrenlion:
District, tiitr. /V/ryale*.
- North Ward. rt> 2
i- West Ward 106 2
0 South Ward ... .Vt '.
a Mile*burg .'US 1
y (Jnionviile 22 I
e Howard M 1
Philiptburg 11U If
. Benner .. I*o 3
Hogg* I'Jh 3
* 8uraatde.............. 32 1
Ourtin. W 1
~ Ferguson IK '
■ Gregg 2M 6
' Hal Swoon 41 1
Haine* . ,I'A 4
Harris „ 174 3
• Howard M 1
1 Huston - 63 1
I Liberty 6*> I
i Marion.... - tW 2
1 Miles. ... 351 &
• Patton - .. U 1
t Penn 262 &
. Potter 7
Rush !*• 3
Snowthoe 1W 2
I Spring ...145 3
. Taylor. 40 I
Cu ion 05 1
' Walker —l*3 4
1 Worth 37 _l
Total *712 76
The (allowing Committees have been
appointed, under the rules, to hold elec
tion*
Rellefoate. N W-B Galbraith. Dan'l Z
Kline, Daniel Deer.
Belletonte, S W—C D Keller, Kdaard
Brown, Wm Furey.
Bellefonte, W W—S A Modulation, J
Furey, C M Bower.
Mile*burg—Col Jaa F J6'enter, Jno B
Thomas, D II Car.
Howard kor'—Balaer Wearer. A J
Gardner, Jno M'Klwaiae
Philipsburg—Wm Biddle, C S Flegal,
C A Faulkner.
Cniontille-B F Leather*, A J Greise,
George Tayler.
Benner—Daniel Groye, Adam Wagner.
Joeeph Wilson.
Beg g—Jos L NeflT, Wm Mark. John
Poorman.
Burnside—Kubt Askey, Bernard Veidef*
ter. Rudolph Mullbolland.
Curtin—Jne M'Closkct, Conrad Lingla,
Henry Theil.
Ferguson—Jno B Mitchell, Ueary M
Meek. Levi Krebb*.
Gregg—Henry Krumrinc, Gen Geerge
Buchanan, Wm Ueckman.
Haines—Jno Uatid, Thos B Krhard, A
Dutwiler.
Half Moon -Wm Cross, J U GntKu,
Jno Ward.
Harris—Jas Gilliland, Jas Price, J II
Keller.
Howard—Gee D Johasoe, Jas Loder,
Jacob Leather*
Huston—Daniel Irvin, John Miles, H
Cronister.
Liberty—D Bitner, Simon Lingle, Jno
H Stoyer.
Marion— Robl F Holmes, A Jam Year
ick. Adrew Harter.
Miles— liarvy Corn man, Thoe Wolf,
Andrew Ocker.
| Patton—Geo W Bamberger, Dr J M
I Bush, G G Poltsgrore.
Penn—Wm K Alexander, Capt J Kis
! enhutk, Andrew Stater.
Potter—James M Clintick, Wm Wolf,
Samuel M Swartx.
Ruth—Geo W MGatfoy.
Snow Shoe—Austin Hiuton, Wm Holt,
Robt Haines.
Spring— Kmanual Noll, Cyrus T Alex
ander, T M Barnhart.
Taylor—Samuel Hoover, J Copenhatecr,
Samuel Woomer.
Union—Andrew Hall, Jos Alexander,
Gee L Peters.
Walker—Capt J H Telbert.Jaceb Dunk
le, B F Winkleman.
Werth—£ P Jones, Wm Lewis, Wm
Walker.
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Chairman Co. Com.
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE
At Cape May, will receive guest* en and
after June 28th. Mr. BolUn, who has
the Washington hotel on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, and Bolton s hotel at Har
risburg, is still the proprietor of the Co-
lumbia. The Columbia it located direct
ly upon the beach, and rank* high a* tba
leading family bouse.
Washington, July 16. —Colon* 1 1
Jfoaby had such splendid success 'id
getting his sitter* iu the departments fi
that he is here again seeking a pis ce [
for another relative. The Admiiiis- a
iration was so very anxious to reward t
Mosby for his services in the Kef-ub- [
iicau cause in Virginia that his sister ,
was given an appointment in utter
violation of the civil-servicc rules, for 1
she was not required to pass au ex- |
animation. <
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QRPUANS' COURT SALE.
_By virtue of an order of the Orphan*' i
Court of Centre county, there will t>e cx- i
posed to public tale, on the premise*.
On Friday, August 22, 1873,
At 1 o'clock p. in., that valuable Fans,
known a* the property of Michaal Kteain- i
er, situate in Haines township, about 1 and
a half mile* South of Aaronsburg, con- i
taining ,
It* ACRES AND 4 PERCHES,
Neat measure, the improvements thereon '
consist of
Two Dwelling Houses, Large Baru, t
Saw Mill. Cider Press, and all the neces
sary outbuildings. Also an Orchard of
choice Fruit ana a good Sprii gof never
failing Water, at the dour. About 96 \
acres are cleared and in a good state of
cultivation, the balance is well timbered
with
White Pine, bugar, White Oak, Ac.
TF.RMS.—One Third'of the Purchase
mooav to be paid on confirmation of Sale;
One Third in One Y ear; and the remain
ing th ird at the d eath of the Widow of
said deceased. T" ue two last payments
with interest, to be secured by bond and
mortgage on lF premise*.
GEORGE BOWER,
july 24 Administrator.
"PXEC'JTORS' NOTlCE.—Letter tea-
X-J ta'.nentary on the estate of Nicholas
Decka rt, late of Potter township, dee'd,
nave this day been granted to the under
f'ffr.ed, all persons knowing themselves
in'jcbted to said estate will please make
i'.nmediate payment and there having
i ( claims will present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
THOMAS B. McELROY,
. july 18.0t. Executor.
Treasurer.
We are authorised to announce the
same of H. G. Smith. Esq., of Penn town
' ship, as a candidate tor County Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
We are authorised to announce tbe
name of John H. Barnhnrt. of Spring
. township, as acandidate for County Treas
urer, suojet to tbe decision of the Demo
- cratic County Convention.
We are authorized to aanounce the
name of Jno. B. Mitchell, of Ferguson j
1 township, as a candidate for County Treas
urer, subject to the decision of the Demo
. cratic County Convention.
We arc authorised to announce tbe
| name of Thomas Yearick, of Hains town
ship, a* a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
County Convention.
CommiiMiont'r.
We are authorized fe> announce the name
ofllenry Corn man, of Miles township, as
a candidate for Commissioner. Subject to
the decision of the Democratic County
Convention.
We are authorized to announce the name
of Mr. 8. M. Winter, of Miles township, a*
a candidate for Commissioner. Subject to
the decision of the Democratic County
Convention.
We are aulho-iized to announce the
name of Jonath. Kreanier.of Harris twp.,
as a candidate for Commissioner. Sub
ject to the decision of the democratic coun
ty convention.
SOMETHING NEW! Mr. J. C.Sprin
ter has opened, at Centre Hall, opposite
the tankman ICE CKKAM, OONFKC
TIONEBV and SHAVING SALOON!
Nicely flavored Icecream to be bad every
Saturday, and a lull assortment of Confec
tioneries and Cigars always on hand.
Call In if you want a nice, clean Shave,
or wish your hair trimmed in style. Mr.
|S. will be thankful for a liberal share ol
public patronage. I^ula
CON ST IT I) riONAI. CONN FNTION
Philadelphia, July It, MM
In the Convention yesterday, President
pro tern, Walker in Iho Chair, debate on
(he Railroad article wa* returned, upon
the section prohibiting discrimination
*gain<t the people of the Mate in paen
gor and freight rate*, and equalising uch
rate*.
Asuhttiiute for the tection wa* offered
by sl •. T. II H Patterson which wt
adapted, and the section a* amended
agreed to. It prohibit* discrimination in
charge* between or again*! the people ofj
this State by corporation* engaged In
transportation of freight or passenger* in!
or through the State. No pro rata pro
vision is included, but it it provided that,
no higher charge for a shorter distance
than for a longer distance, including such !
shutter distance, shall be made. Special
rales aad drawback*, eicept excursion amt
com m uta tie a tickets, are also prohibited ;
extra rates arc allowed in charges for *
for a distance not exceeding titty miles.
The next section as passed declares all
railroads and canniajto be public highways
assert* the equality of all parlies, Ac , in
tran*|>orting person* and property there
on.
Mr, tluckalew moved to amend by
striking out the penally, forfeiture of char
ter, a* disproportionate to tho offence, an J
as punishing innocent stockholder* for the
avU of the officer*. Agreed I**- The •op
tion a> amended aa* adopted.
The Contention having adjourned until
Sept 16, u jive below a few of the tiiea
euree acted upon:
The fir*t sectiou, vesting tho legislative!
1 power in a general assembly, to consist el'j
a senate and house of representative*, wa
agreed to.
E The aecoud aection, providing for the
j election of member* every two year*, and
the filling of vacancies iu either house.
I ai adopted after several effort* to amend ,
by making their election annual.
The third and fourth *eetion*, fitting the
I term of senator* at four yeara, were agreed j.
to without debitU) i
> The fifth section provide* for the titne'i
when the general assembly shallmeet.it i
being the fir*t Tuesday oi January *uc- i
ceeding the adoption of thi* constitution, i
i and at the tame hour on the first Tuesday I
of January every two years thereafter, i
unless convened by the governor, and
was adopted.
Section* six and seven were oomsolida
ted and refer to the qualification* neves ,
*ary to eligibility for ser.atois and repre
sentatives, and the section was agreed ,
to.
Sec. K. No senator or representative
shall during thetitueforwhich heshall have
[ been elected, he appointed to any civil of
fice under this commonwealth which shall
have been created or the emolument* of
which ahall have been increased during
such time, and no member of congress or
1 other person holding any office ■,except of .
attorney at law and in the militia) under
the United States or thi* commonwealth
shall be a member of either house during
his continuance in congress or in office.
Agreed to. I
The 9th aection prohibit* the election >f
any person to the general assembly whe
has been convicted of bribery, perjury er
any other infamous crime. Adopted.
Sections 10 and 11 prescribe the oath ot
office to be taken by tno members and thi
manner in which it is to he administered. 1
together with the penalties impending
ever those who shall decline to take the
oath, or shall be convicted ot having
sworn falsely. Agreed to.
Sections lil, lit, 14. lo and 16 provide for
the compensation of members, and prohib- (
it compensation for services a* members
of committees ; the duties of the lieuten- 1
ant governor ; fix the quorom at a major-'
ity of each house, and leave it with each t
house to determine its own rules ; and re
quire that the doors of each houso and of
committees of the whole shall be open, un ■ j
lass when the business is such fas should „
be kept secret.
Sections 17 and IH, that neither house '
shall, without the consent of the other. 1
adjourn for more thart three days : and 11
that members, except tor treason, felony, j
or violation of their oath of office, shall be
free trom arrest during their attendance
upon the sessions of the general assembly, 3
were adopted. t
The third paragraph on tho Legislature,
was then adopted—ayes. 47 ; nays IW—and a
the substitute entire as follows : *
The state shall be divided into fifty c
senatorial districts, of compact and conti
guous territory, as equal in population as
possible ; and each district shall be enti-1
tied tt two or more members by possessing j t
a population exceeding one senatorial ra I;
tio and three-fifths of a second ratio ; and
no county or city shall be entitlod to more
than one-sixth of the whole number of
member*.
The house of representatives shall con
sist of not less than 160 members, to be ap
portioned and distributed to the different
counties in proportion to tbe population
on a ratio of 2.>,000 inhabitants to
member, except that no county shall have!
less than one member and the city of
Philadelphia or any county having an ex
cess of three-fifth* of said ratio over one or
more ratios shall be entitled to an addi
tional member in case tho number ot 160
members is not reached by the above ap
portionment, and counties having the
larrest surplus over one or more ratios
shall be entitled to one additional member
until the number of 161) members is r-;
rived at.
As soon as this constitution is adopted
the legislature shall ap|>ertion the state in
accordance with the provision* of the two
proceeding section*. Counties and the
city of Philadelphia entitled to more than
one member shall be divided into single
districts of compact and contiguous tcrri-,
tt.ry, a# nearly in population its possible ;
but no township or ward, except in the
city of Philadelphia, shnil be divided in
the formation of a district: JVovirfarf,
That in making such apportionment for
the house of representative- in the
year 1881, and every ten years thereafter,
there shall be added to the ratio live
hundred for each increase of scycnty-Uve
thousand inhabitants.
The following section# were considered ;
Sxr. 11. In all elections for themanaging
officers of a? ("Operation, each member or
shareholder shall have a* ninny votes as he
has shares, multiplied by the number of
officers to be elected ; and be may cs.-t the |
whole number of his vote* for one candi- j
date, or distribute them upon two or more '
candidates, as lie may prefer, was adopted
after some debate.
Sm. 13. No foreign corporation shall do
any business in any city or county of the;
state without having a known place of bus
iness in such a city or county, and an au
thorized agent upon whom process may
be served. Adopted.
SEC, 14. That no corporation shall en
gage in any other business'than that ex
pressly authorized in its charter; nor shall
it take or hold any real estate except what
may be necessary and proper for its legiti
mate business ; and tlio legislature is here
by prohibited from depriving any person
or an appeal from any preliminary assess
ment of damages made l>y viewers, or oth
erwise. The final determination af the
amount of such damages shall in all cases
of appeal be determined by a Jury. Adop
ted.
SEC, 16. Any general banking law
which shall be'passed shall provide for the
registry and countersigning bv an officer
of the state of all notes or bills designed
for circulation, and that ample security to
tbe full amount therein slTall be deposited
with the state treasurer for tho redempt * n
of such note* or Wilis, was agreed to
SEC. 17. No suspension of specie pay
ment shall be permitted or sanctioned by
law and no banking or other corporation
shall receive or pay, directly or indirectly
a greater rate af interest than is allowed
by law to individuals, was amended by
striking out all to the words "no banking,
and was then agreed to.
SEC. 19. All insurance companies incor
porated by other states and doing business
in this slate shall be subject to the same
rate and measure of taxation as similar
companies incorporated by this state, was
adopted.
SEC. 'A). No building or loan association
or similar organization, shall be permitted
or established which does not provide in
its charter for publication, at stated period*
of the names ot all shareholders the num
ber af shares held by each and the uinounl
i of money paid in, and the number of sbarei
borrowed upon and by whom received.
The '264k sec. of Judiciary report wa
> adopted as amended, on motion of Mr
Purviance, of Allegheny. It provide# tha
each county cantmning forty five thousan*
inhabitant.- shall constitute separate Ju
dicial districts elect one Judge, the Leg
s islatureto provide for uddilional judges it
- the business of said district may require
I Counties containing a population less thin
1 is sufficient to constitute separate district
- are to be formed Into convenient slngl
districts, or if necessary, may be attache
i, to contiguous distircts, as tbe Legislatur
may provide,
if The section abolishes the office of Assc
a elate Judge not learned in the law,
SENATOR THURMAN.
The Columbia Staiwmau furuishi
the following in re'ation to tho view
of Senator Thurman.
"Judging front the newspaper dil
CUNUOII*. what Allen I!. Tliurniiii
think* just at thin juncture is n unit
ter of uncommon interea*., Withou
pretending to know the thoughta o
our worthy Democratic Senator mort
thoroughly than ho does himself, v.i
yet claim to have a fair knowledge o
then), ami aie willing to toll what w<
know. In the first place, the Judge
thinks the people juat now are hunker
jing after honest servant*. The Allen
County mote, tho upheaval in the
Northwest, ami a thousand little inci
dental* of every-day history, of late,
have made this impression on his
inind. He thinks tho pontile would
vole for the devil for any office if they
were right down *uie that he wu* not
a thief, lie think* ihir tuuikeiiug af
ter honesty ha* become so imperulive
that some other matter* that are of
importance may be overlooked ; still {
he oonfofecs that hi* own hankering
I is almost incidental with tho people'*,
j Secondly, hi* notion i f what honesty
is, i* also prettv much the same as
the people's, ami can be expressed, in
short, thus: 'Rights to all, and priv
ileges to none.' Of course, the first
half necessitate* the last, lie think*
il i* not houesl to make a farmer sell
hi* grain iu the cheapest market* and
buy hi* goods iu the dearest, under a
K malty of a tine for not so doing,
e don't think it is honest for offi
cial* to steal. He i* a* firm a* the
ruck of ages, or any other rock, ou
this point. Ho thinks, further, that
honesty and Democracy are coiverti-j
ble term* —a logical opinion. A lot
of thieving officials, elected on a dem
ocratic ticket, can not logically be
called Democracy.' 'Democracy' ia
a just government bv the people for
the |H*>plc—not of the rings for their
enrichment and the impoverishment
ol the people. Tariff and protection
are of the former, while Iree trade
and equal rights are of the latter.
As for a new christening, he is willing
to leave that with the people. So far
as he is coueerned ho always holds
out his plate for duff, no matter if the
laudladv does call it Charleston pud
ding. In tine, the northwest upheav
alUis could ruu Judge Thumiuu for
President, or any other office, without
the sacrifice or modification of oue
principle. The Judge's thoughts iu
detail being consistent with what we
have indicated, our readers can rea
son them out for themselves."
TERRIBLE BATTLE OK EIGH
TEEN HOURS BETWEEN
OPPOSING SPANISH FORCES
-DEFEAT t >F THE C'A KLISTS.
i London, Julv PJ. —A special edi
tion of the Daily News, issued ihiaaf
ternoon, aunouuccs that a laige Car
list force ha* been defeated by the gov
ernment troops at Ogulada, in the
province of Barcelona, after a battle
of eighteen hours, during which the
town was frequently takeuand lost by
tiio opposing forces. The number of
dead and wounded left ui ou the field
is no large that all the vehicles of eve
ry kind iu the town were pressed iuto
service for their removal.
SECESSION IN BRIGHAM S HAN KN
-HISSWEETHEART LEAVES HIM
Salt I.ake City, Utab, July Hi.—A geeat
sensation i otu'Wil here to-day by an an
nouncement Inllie Journal that Ann hliaa
beth Webb Ytunc. ITth wife of Brighamj
Young had forever left him. carrying off
her furniture and perianal effecU. Brig*
bam will enpeavor to replevin the good*
Mr#. Young ii at the Walker Uou#e. and
threo leading lawyer# are abontto institute
a #uit for divorce and alimony in a large
turn, tireat revelation# are capected eon
cerning the inner domestic life of the pioph
et.
Mrs Young i enjoying the sympathy of
the Gentile ladie*. and the polvgamou.
Mormon* are a good deal disturbed.
MARRIAGES.
In Bvllofontc on June 31st, 1873, by R< v
W. T. Wvlie, John Kverheart, of Boal*
bnre. to Mot Sarah Kennedy, of A*ricul
turn) Collate
Anndal statkmknt of BEN
NER TOWNSHIP.
Sam'l Yaarick Sup. for 1872, in account
with Bonner twp.
1873 DK.
Juno 10, Tebal. due at last
settlement $144 01
Apr. 14, cash from Audit'r* 10200
" " CMII from It. Con
ley i,imi,-11,,--.-- lOtai
" 14. amount from Con
loy'* Duplicate '.'l)o
" 14, aru'lo/lfup 740 29
1873 CR
Apr. 14, By receipt* from
" sundry persons... $306 SO
" " Work on road*... 610 7'>
i " " Exoneration* 648
" " Service* rendered 48(W
| June 2 Per cent, on Uup- 30 94
" " Cash to Auditor*.. 490
Richard Conley Supervisor for 1871, in
account with Benner twp.
1872 UK.
June 10, Tubal.due atlait
eltlerui'nt $329 88
■1873. UK
l Apr. 11, By receipts- sll2 20
" By ca*h to Audi*
• ! tor* 138 86
Juno 14. Hal. due twp 84 83
Tbomat Marshall Supervisor far I**7"-, in
; account with Benner twp.
1872 UK.
: To atn'l of duplicate SOBO 12
•• " " order on Audi*
> tors ion 00
'ITo am't from K Conley-.- 00 4"i
■ I S9OO 67
•1873 _ CR.
Jun<> 2, By work on ro*ds4U9 37
" " " new road* ,
opened 208 03
.. i. .. n rv icereiid'r'd 8500
" •• •• exoneration*...- 427
. •' " "tier cent on dup 33 TJ
" " " liat. due twp 166 11
John Lata Poor Overseer, 1872, in ae*
| count with Benner twp.
] 1872 Ult.
i June 10, To bal. due at last
i settlement $46 47
• s4*> 47
1873 CR
, Apr. 14, By medicine for
paupers 4 27
" 14 by attorney's ad
vice, (A. Hoy) 10 00
" 14, by service rend'r'd 14 09
J " 2by cash to Auditor* 17 20
U. I*. llnsxiriKcr Poor Overseer, 1872, in
account with Benner twp.
1872 ML
ii June 10. To bal. due last
r settlement .- $421 03
I $421 08
y 1873 CR
■ Apr. 14, By services rend'ds2ooo
June 2, " receipts 100 82
" " " cash to Aud't't 14 00
<• H •• bal due twp.... 220 21
~ $421 08
r Auditor* in account with Benner twp.
is 1872 DR.
To bal. at last settlement...slo2 98
n •• cash foom K. Conley... 122 00
d June 2, 1873, To cash from
n John Lutz 17 '2O
Is " 2 I>. P. I la-singer cash 1100
i- " "J. W. Wilson cash.. 842
it " " cosh from Samuel
!-s Yearick 4 90
" 14 Cash from K. Conley 31 86
s $366 80
r. 187*2. CR.
at Aug. '24, by cash to Tho*.
id Marshall - SIBO 00
u- Apr. 14. 1873, by cash to
g- Sani'l Yeariek llrj u)
lis May 4, by P. Gray Meek
e. publishing statement ... 16 00
in June 6, by Auditing 14 U)
it* l " " "bal due tap 00 87
:le . 66 oo
ed H L. HARVEY,
r* GEO. ZEIGLEK.
J. M KEPIIEABT,
io- CHRIST. DALE, Auditors.
Clerk.
Bjnio of Jeff. ll.ivia' former litv<
•eionmldl him wliilo ho wu ill S
* Louis, ami ho inviti'il thorn in, am
> after a little chat about old time
made each u present.
.. ♦ ♦
* An Act, to prevent etallioua, bull
1 back sheep, nml boar*, fr no running a
largo in Clarion nml Centre counties.
?"oo I, From ami alter the pa**age v
flthii nit II .ball not b lawful lor any .lal
f llt.il, bull, buck .licnm, or boar, to run a
, 1 uge in llm < untitle, ofClarion nml t'enlri
' jT,.,- o That il *bnll be lawful for an;
person lo capture ami lake U|. any stallion
s bull, buck >liin<|i, or boar found runnini
at largo aforesaid, ami lo detain lb
'•aiiio until llio owner or owner, tliereo
* .hall claim anil dauiaml anl property
I ami pay to llio person o taking up am
, itelaoiinx llio aiuc, tbo "f fir* dollar
for each ami every stallion or bull, ami lw<
' j dollar, 'or each nml every buck sheep o
J boar, together with fifty cent* per da.v lo
Jlli. beeping ol llie .aiuo for each and overj
i day from llio capture to lha reclanialloi
'lof the said iiiiinial or animal*; /Voeu/n/
'Ubat it .ball bo llio duly of tbe person *.
I'taking eniit animal., within twenty-lou
hour, therealtor lo gi#e nut ire i the own
Pf or of bttii] ciiiturw, whfr# AUCI
Ijowner or owner, are known, and when
neurit owtier t. unknown t> g.*e public no
II lite by three printed or written handbill,
'put up ill the uio.il public places in lh<
:|loiii;>hip or borough in which .aid annua
iiai taken up, properly describing sue I
animal and living the time and plat-,
ivhere ueh animal will bo sold it not re
I :claimed by the owner or owner, thereof
and 111 rate no pron appear, within lei
dav. after melt notice or adv erti.rmenl U
. reclaim .aid animal by paying the sunn
hereinbefore provided for, then it .ball bi
the duly of the person having poe..ion o!
the .atil animal at the tilne .penfled ill
!.uclt notice and advertUement, to #ell eve
ry .uch animal at public ale or outcry,
and alter deducting the penally and co.u
jof keeping hereinbefore provided lor, anil
tin- ro.lt ol advertisement if anv, to pay
Ibe balance to the trca.urer ol the school
fund of .aid town.liip or borough, for the
U.e or benefit of the owner ol such animal
lif claimed by hint within one year after
•Ueh date
See 3, Thai the prt.v I.ion. of the second
section of lbl* act .hall not be enforced in
ease* where such animals have broken out
of, or escaped front good and sufficient en
closure, without any negligence or default
on lite part of the owner except so far as
relate* to the co.t of keeping such animal
tluring thv i>riotl of ilticiilion by !• jor
son capturing the same
Approved, April 10th, ItC-I
'Fun N t:w Game aso Fu>it Law. Many
changes were made in llie (initio and Fish
law. during the last session of the legis
lature. That our readers may be thor
oughly posted on thesO points, and thus
avoid making themselves liable to a prose
cution through ignorance of th law, we
publish the following summary of the late
act defining the tilne and manner in
which fish and game of various kinds may
be taken within the jurisdiction of the
Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania.
N<> person shall puriuo or kill any Jwr,
save only from tha first day of September
to the first day of January, In any year.
Tin* pursuit of deer with dogs i forbidden
at all UiucL Trapping of deer, except for
family u*e, i* also forbidden, Ihe penal
ty for the violation of the above law i# a
tine ol s*#•. Any nonstable or town offi
cial may kill any dojf that habitually pur
sue# deer, and the owner therc>of i liable
to a penalty of $lO for each deer or fawn
killed by such dog, fVortdW, That <>
much of this section a# prohibit* the run
ning of deer with dog* ha!l not apply to
the counlie# of Centre, Clinton, ray cite.
Schuvkilt and Wyoming
Gray, Mack and Fox Squirrels maybe
killed only troiu the first day of July until
the first day of January, in each year.
The penalty fo- violation of thit act i a
fine of $5 for each squirrel killed out of
season.
ltabbil* may be killed from the first day
of October until the first day of February,
in any yrar. The penalty for killing out
of season is>, for each rabbit so killed.
Hunting rabbit# with a ferret is forbidden
under a penalty of $lO for each rabbit so
killed.
Wild Turkeys may be killed from the
first day of October until the first day of
January of each year. The penalty for
killing out of Season is $lO for each Tur
key so killed.
Snipe may be killed Irom tno flrt day of
September until the twentieth day of April
of each year. The penalty for killing out
ol season is $lO for each Snipe so kill
ed.
Woodcock may be killed from the first
day of August until the flr#t day of Janua
ry of any year. Fatally of $lO for each
Woodcock kills* I out of season.
Field Plover njay be killed from the
flrM day of August until the firl day Jan
uary. Penalty of $lO lor each Plover kill
el out of netion.
No person shall kill, ot expose for sale,
or have in hit er her possession f*fter the
.atne bn been killed, any ljuail or \ ir
ginia Partridge, except only from the first
day of November until the fir.t day of
January f any year. The penalty for!
killing out of season i* $lO for 1 ar
tridge so killed.
No person shall kill or trap or have in;
their possession after the same it killed,,
any Robin. Nighthawk, Sparrow. Lark,
Swallow, Cat-bird, Blue-bird, or any oth
er insectivorous bird, at any time, under a
penalty of $3 for each bird so killed.
No person shall rob or destroy the nest
or egg* of any wild bird, excepting such
bird* o are destructive of game and in
sectivorous bird*, under a penally of $U>
for each offence.
No person shall, at any time or place,
take any Wild Turkey, Partridge or
tjuail, or Woodcock by mean, of any
blind, trap, net or any device whatever,
under a penally of $lO for every bird so
taken. I'rorUitd that nothing in thi* sec
tion shall prevent the trapping of game,
for propagation or preservation over win
ter, from the 20th of December to the Ist
day of February next following.
Shooting on Sunday is forbidden under
a penalty of $lO
ESTRAY HEIFER.—Came to the pre
mise* of the undersigned, near Centre
Hall, about four week* ago. a dark red
heiler, with while spot on side, and about
two year* old. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay costs
and remove the snnie, otherwise it will bo
disposed of according to law.
lOjublt C.C. KELLER.
] EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letter* lc*-
laments rv on the e-t*lo of Christo
pher Moyei, of I'enn twp , dee d, have
been granted to the undersigned, who e
--que.-ts all person* knowing thcm*clves in
debted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having demands
against the snme to present them duly
authenticated t>v law for settlement.
11. F. Pill LIPS,
S. J. HERRING
juno 12-0t Executor*
UNDERTAKERS' sT PPLIES.—A
line assortment of Coffin trimmings,
lust received at Millheim and Milroy
Hardware stores. Barr handles, I-aee&c.,
latest styles. __ .. .
•prlO.Sm W .1 M MAMGAL
—LIME! —Mr. George h h i- '.liken
charge of the Lime kiln, near Centre Hall
and will constantly keen on hand u good
(|un)ity of Lime Mr. Koch *mi bo found
at the kiln at any time during the day.
towiiil upon customers. my 1 o
If yon are Suffering from any
CHRONIC DISEABE,
llroken Down Constitution
Or require a Remedy to
Purify and Enrich the Blood.
You will find Or .Crook'* Compound fly rap
of Poke Mout ti****' cur *
you moro speedily, and uo you more gotid
ti,an any and all other reme<tlea eomMned.
That Pale, Yellow
la changed to one of frfu^'"jui_andJioalU
Thoae Isleeaaee of the Wlu,Plmpla,Pua
t iilee, Blolelsee and Eraplloue are re
moved. Kerofula, Sterofoloaa OlrnMi
of the Ryes, White Kwelllage, Yleere.
Old Store* or any kind of Humor rapidly
dwlnd.c and disappear under 1U lnfltienoo,
What ta IST It 1* nature a own restorer I A
■oluble oxyd of Iron combined, with_thj
medicinal propertle* of Poke Root divested
ot all disagreeable qualities. It will cure any
mlaeaeii whose real or direct cause 1* k*d
Klood. Hhenmallsm. Paine In I.lm 1#
or Baaee, ConelltuUona broken tlowss
by Mercurial or other poison*, are all cured
by It. For ■ypkilts, or •ypblUtic tatatj
le notbiu* oqual to U. A trial will
prwit* BoWoy
,1 IIKLLKFONTKM ARRETS.
White r/liont tI.M. Red }QO ...Rr
Ph& Cot n M ....WU 6 Barley 00.
• 70 Clnror#ed* 6,t*i ..Potato** 4f>
' l.iird |uir 1>• >1111I 7 I'.-rki.or poundo(l
Butter 16 Egg* 16. ... PlaHer perton
sll Tallow Baron 8 Ham I*
LKWIRTOWN MARKETS
Wlille wheat 1,06....R*d whaatl,flO....Ryc
, .k". Corn 0a1.116 Barley 00
j Clovoraeed 4,00 Tlmothyaood, -W
f Halt 'J 60 pur **ck ..........
Huron lOr Hair 16 RultOl 15... Egg*
( I. . I'U.t.rO.Vl
•1 HOI SK an.l HOT FOR SALK.-A lot
ofground, al Poller Mill*, lhert.n erer
led a lwo-tory dwelling llu*a, wllh jrood
I WnoWllW BllOfi >good Bllllti and all
iuH.-ary outbuilding*, i* ottered al |-rl
ll|| on MMMIm term*. There It a
I well of never failing water, with MM
near the door F"f fiirlher particular*
apply l< Mr*. K ATK 811A FKR,
' 17 an Him Potter. Mill*.
;| -ffXICUTOft'S NoTlt'fi ITIT 7TTT.-
a j lainanlarv on the e*tale id John
1 Reynold*, - f Ml'e. tw|>,, deed, ha.< been
granted to the undereiglied, who rt-.|ue*l>
ail |-r*oit* knowing tiieuuelva* Ml MM
t to taid estate to make itnlnediaUl payment,
Jan I thiMu havina demand* again.t the
1 aino to pretenl them duly authenticated
by law for .etlleuiriil to Mr Jolts WiL,
of Mile* twp , to whom I have given a
power of Attorney, to tran.act all butine**
• ' fo| *aid eatate,
CHRISTIAN'A UKYNULHS
1 ' J"Kaeeutr 1 *
I A HIffKIBTRATORrrNuTIc'K Hh"
! /V ler* of adminittrutioii on the estate
• ot I lav id Jordan, lale of Potter twp.,
■ dec d, have been granted to the under
' signed, who request* all person* knowing
themselves indebted to aid estate to make
immediate payment, and those havingde>
: uiand* again*! the mine to present them
duly authenticated l>v law for eulement>
A A RUN LICKEXUACH.
July Hi 1.1 Adtn'r.
HAHTLLTON
Steam Tannery.
HARTER BRO S.
11 a rlleton. Union county, !'.
ThU Tannery ha* now acquired ihe
reputation of manufacturing *onte ol the
be*t leather in the State.
t'aWSkin* and Houie made and City
Sole leather, a!way* on hand.
Highest market price paid fr Hide*
and Bark.
Pla*t<-rur*' iiair, Ac . alway* 011 hand.
Hide, left with Wlll Harter, in Haine*
twp , will be paid lor at highe-t Cash pri
ce*.
julylO.tf
The VfllUy Sun
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THE SCX. New York city,
june HMjL !
JUST HEADY and FOR SALE AT THE
Clothing Store,
Milroy. A choice a**ortmcnt of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Finu H'-ack. Blue and other (loth I>ro*
Suit*, CH**imero Drew and husinc** suit*.
Linen Pant*,
and Ve*tA,
White, Duck Vests,
Alpaca Coats, Pants,
and Overalls for
working men.
Men"* and Boy* Hal*, latest tyle* of*
Hoots, Shoes, #
Gaiters and Slippers.
TRUNKS, VALISES, and a full .tock
ofMn*' KurnLbing Good*. Pries* Low.
Come and examine for youneive*. and
buy at the Milroy Clothing Store.
junlOtf ZKB KRISE A BRO.
TJTICA
STEAMENGINE!
(PoaaaaLT Woo A M**a.)
STATIONARY & PORTABLE
Steam Engines.
The Beat & Moat Complete Assortment
In the Market.
Th,—. Knvine* have alwar* maintained th very
hij£S .ffiSttf make Uw
tu-ui-ifarUir,' of Engine*. BoOee* an-l B*w >•'**
anrctalty. w. have Uwla*f<M J <-"!*"
work* 1-f the kind tn IhewuaUy. with machinery
tnvially adapted to the *' 1*• . f
We keep eooatautly in Pw"" large imnlet* at
Enrintas wh*-l> we fumi*h at Ute very loweat pnere
, t nn |i„, laiktittc**t. notify. Wo buiH Kupiwi
'uUrtet to Mine*. Haw MDU. tlrt*t Mill*.
lrf yvV ap*now tneiillns thea-hd-ratwl Lane fHreu
t'.r Haw MUt. Uw he*l and tuo*t eoni|>kK* aaw mill
C *w"i!7.k the manufaet ore of Paw Mdl -out lUa
ipteial f.-vtur* of our bualneas aud can (uruiab
oompWtcon Umwotks* t ,
lur aitn m all rn U to furnult th brrt •-
C*utry in I** am! wtsrk
oqual-al for l.wut > .bwhrn.eomwmy auJ atraoyth.
boJ for Uroular and Piwa LUU
UTICA STEAM ENCINE CO.
iTIt'A, S. Y.
FA It M Kits AND TEAMSTERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS I
Curtt*' Zink Collar Puds, pronounced
bj all who have ued it, to be the bet Col
lar Pad ever invented.
They aro warranted to euro the worst
ea* ot ore neck on hore.
For ralo by
W. J. M'MANIGAL,
lOjunitni at Millheitn A: Milroy.
A DM INISTRATOUS NOTICE.—Lob
iXX ler* of admini.tration on the o*tut
ol Elisabeth Heckman. late ofQreggtwp.
dec d. have been granted to tbe under
signed, who request* ull perron* knowing
, i hcin-,-1 v- ■ iudebted to said estate to mak<
immediate paymorl, and those having de
mand* against tha sauta to present then
iduly autbenticuted bv law tor tettlement.
JOHN F. HECKMAN,
junh 12-bt Adtn'r
a I. Oiifftfenlieimer.
5. i rjrr>
M
ARRANGKMKNTI
•c
Ihaac (ICIUIKNTIKIMKR, having
•• purchnwvl the entire stock of the lato
firm of Huaatiiftii A Gugganhfimor,ex
cept the I/cather ami Bboe-flndinga,
* ha filled up his shelve* with a lot of
J
I nI'I.EKDI l> VKW OOOIsH,
N embracing
' READY MADE CLOTHING,
, DItRMt UOODH,
1
1 llltoiJKl l-H,
1 I'ltoVlKloNH,
1 BOOTH iV HIIOEH,
hat* A cata,
ASU FAKCV AUTICLii*
audi* MOW prepared to accomodate all
hi* old customer*, aud to welcome all
new ones who mnv favor him with
their patronage. He feela aaf in say
ing that he cau please the moat fattidi
oua Call and see.
ISAAC U UOG KNII El M Kit.
P. B.—Mr. Bumsinan still continues
to deal iu
LKATHKit AND SHOE-FINDINGS,
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEEDS,
in ttieold room, where he may alway
be found. l*2ap.tf.
C. F. Herlacher N. Croumtller.
NEW GOODS!
f fl £ 8 H A 3 fi 1 V A I
OF
GOODS!!!
lIKRLACUKR A CRON MILLER |
TE7*ish to infoi in the ciiixeut of Potter '
H that they have opened an entire new '
stock of goods in their old quarter*, and 1
will keep constantly on hand a full and
good assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
ALPACAS, 1
Poplin*, I
PLAIDS,. i
Lustre*. I
and all other kinds ol
DRESS GOODS,
full line of
NOTIONS and FANCY Goods
Hats A Caps, Root* A Shoes
CROCKERY, oUEENSWARR, J
STONEWARE. CEDAR WARE, 1
SUGARS.
TEAS, COFFEES, '
FISH, SALT,
etc., etc , etc., S
All of which we olfer at greatly reduced
price*.
Highest price* paid for country produce.
By Uriel attention to business we hope to
merit and receive the patronage of the
public
Shortlidge & Co..
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Bellefonte Lime Quarries.
The only Manufacturer* of Lime, burst
exclusively with wood, in Central
Pennsylvania.
OKAI.KRB IN
Authracite Coal,
White Lime,
i)u Pout's Powder,
Sporting and Blasting Powder on J
hand,
Fuse lor Blasting,
Fire Brick,
Ground Fire Clay,
Fertilizers,
Implement*.
janJO 73
< Iffice acd vard near South end of the
Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Depot, Belle
fjnte, Pa jan 10.73
V r OUXG S HOTEL Corner of Third
and Chtwlnul Street, Mifflinburg, Pa.
John Showers, Proprietor.
lu Central Location make* it particularly
detirable to person* viiiling Town on
business or pleasure.
H. A. Taylor's Liverv Attached.
unpJl ly
J HARRIS. J t NIIUtiKRT JABKAVKR.
JUHKIIorrKR. I'KTKU UoKI KR
Pennsvalley
| Banking Go.
CENTRE IIALL. PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Alk> Interest,
Discount Note
Buy
Uoverniaenl Securities, tiold ansland Sell
Coupon*.
PETER HorrKß, W*. B. MIXOLK,
Pres't. Cashier.
•*t'f
CENTRE HALL
CdACH SHOP,
LEVI NI'RRAV,
Iht hi* establishment at Centre Hall, keep*
;on hand, and lor sale. at the moil roaona
jble rates.
(carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
PI. AIM AN'I) FANCY,
1 and vehicle* of every description made to
i order, and warranted to be made of the
I host seasoned material, and by the most
skilled and competent workmen. Persons
wanting anything in hi* line are requested
to call and examine hi* work, they will
find it not to be excelled for durability and
wear. maylfitf,
IF. VI NI'RRAV,
NOTARY PUBLIC, SCRIBNKR AND
CONVEYANCER,
C E N TRK HAL L, P A.
Will attend to administering Oaths, Ae
knowle Igemont of Deeds, Ac, writing Ar.
tide*of Agreement, Deed*, &c, may 16
1 WOOD CARPETS
The Best substitute for Oil Cloths, Mat
l_ tings and Carpets.
Also, Houghton'* I'ATKNT AIUrvTAMI.K
lt NURSERY GATE
and Window Bar, to prevent accidents to
children. Will lit anv door, window or
st*irw7. Price from SI 25 to $2 25.
Also, Boughtun's r TTKXT ADJUSTABI.K
t- MOSQU ITO & FLY SCREEN,
le ! will fltany
WINDOW OR DOOR.
r " Price for windows, with netting und lix
tures complete, from 50 cents to $1 60. For
door*, with netting und dxtures complete,
1 $2 50 to 14 00
m J. W Boughton,
• 1200 Chestnut Street. Phil'a.
'junaHham
N K PLUS ULTRA.
No Better Place!
[ The subscriber i* jurt receiving from the
a eastern titles Full Block of
H i: M M K it O OODfi
r which ho ho* determined to sell very
cheap. consisting of
| DRY GOODS and
Prints, Muslins, Oper* Canton*. and Woll
Flannels. I.sdisi Dress Goods, such at
Detains, Alpa* at. Poplin*, Empress Cloth,
liilMiit. Tamoitn, together with a full!
stock of everything usually kept in the
Ifry Goods lino.
NOTIONS:
A full ttock.consist! n/r part of Ladies and
I Children'* Merino llote, Collar*, Kid
I gloves, boat quality til It and LitJ* thread
I Glove*, Hood*, Nubia*. Breakfast shawls,,
u<
I HATS & CAPS,
i A full assortment of
Men'* Bov'* and Children*
ot the latest style and hart.
CLOTHING,
Beady made, a choice election of Men'*}
and Buy'*of the newest tlyle* and aiwi
serviceable material*.
BOOTS & SHOES,
WM WOLF.
Great Reduction In Prices Of
Note Paper.
We are now prepared to furnish Note ,
paper at price* far below any that have
ever before been offered at retail in tbi*
county.
Bert quality Commercial note paper
at 15 e-U per quire
Hoc on J beet do at 12 cU per quire
Third beat do at 10 ct* per quire
Put chasers will find thi* to be of the
same quality heretofore sold in tbi* place
for 25. 20, and 15 ct* per quire, but having
bought our paper at extremely low figure*,
we desire to give our customer* the full
benefit of the reduction.
Look At This!!
Initial Paper With Chromo! |
French Initial paper 15 ct* per bo*
Plain white " 2U " " I ,
Rose tint " 25
Two lint* ** 40 "
With a ban J tome chromo given away
with each V cent box.
JAMES WELCH A CO.,
20 mar If Opposite Buh House.
T
15,000 BOLTST
OF
WALL PAPER!
Now on exhibition at Millhelm and Mil
roy Hardware Store*. About 85 different
pattern*.
PRICES RANGING FROM 10 CENTS
TO SI.OO PER BOLT.
Beautiful Gilt Paper at one dollar
Panel Paper and Parlor
Decoration*.
A reasonable credit will be given to re- J
sponsible pertiet for paper. *or 6 per cent)
deducted from price* for ca*V Price* arei
the tame it both Store*,
apr 3 m W J. M MANIGAL
S.G. GUTKLIUS,
Dentist, Millheim.
Offer* his professional services to the
public. He is prepared to perform all
operation* in the dental profe—ion.
ptr He is now fully prepared to extract
teeth nbmtlutfly vitkout ysi*. myß-78-tf.
EDWARD J. EVAJiBTI)67"
XVRSEPYMES & SEEDSMEN,
Tori*. !*.
£to*Cataloguit Mailed to ApplicantfWt
Rrfcr (4y or emission) to
Hon. J. H, Black, Washington. D. C.,
Wi*er, Son A Carl, Bankers, York, Pa.
June 5-tim
Excelsior Cement
The undersigned now manufacture Ce
ment WARRANTED OF A SUPERIOR .
OUALITY, at their kiln*, near Pine J
Creek Mills, in Haines twp. Thi* cement
ha* already been used in large quantities
upon the L. C. 4 8. C. K R., and ha* been
found highly satisfactory upon all Jobs
where it ha* been used, snd as equal to
any now manufactured The undersign
ed now take pleasure in recommending,
and warranting it to all. for ue in CIS
TERNS. WATER PIPES, or whatever
purpose a good quality of Cement is desi
rable. This Cement ha* already been
tested fur and wide, and rendered the ut
most satisfaction. Person*, therefore con
structing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes.
Ac., will find it to advantage to bear this
in mind, and also, that they warrant the
article a* represented. For further par
ticulars, address •
MEYER A HOFFER,
30 dec tf Aaron*burg, Pa.
wT AT cukry7
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
CENTRE II 41,1-. PA.
Would moil respectfully inform the cit
xens of thi* vicinity, th*t he ha* started a
new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would be
thankful for a share of the public patron
age. Boots and Shoe* made to order and
according to style, and warrant* his work
iito equal any made elsewhere. All kinds
of repairing done, and charges reasonable
Give him a call. fvb 18 ly.
0. PECK'S
New
Coaoh Manufactory.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
The undersigned has opened a new es
tablishment, at hi* new shops, for the
manufactute of
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
SLEIOHS AND SLEDS,
PLAIN ASP FASCT
of every description .
All vehicles manufactured by him
are warranted to render satisfaction, and a*
equal to any work done elsewhere.
He uses none but the best material,
and employs the most skillful workmen.
Hence they flatter themselves that their
work can not be excelled fur durability
and finish.
Orders from a distance'riromptly Attend
ed to.
Come and examine my work before
contracting elsewhere.
PRICES REASONABLE,
All kind* of Reparing done.
BUXriSHOUSE
BELLEFONTE, PA.
J. B. BUTTS, PropY.
Has first claß3 accommodation; charg
I M reason* 4 %r>r, tf.
I . v v*' s m <% I
v / *> v \
| \H*T.HaiaiboJd /
!jmmk
IvEAHxNKY'H
li FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
e 1* the only Known Itsexriy for Bright'* Dte
mm aad t* carai every cue ef Dbtwta* la
Wf*> hj* hei elvrn. frrtuilon of thsltsek
"f the Bladder andloflamutaiiewf theUteeye,
I MM ton of the UJdMjrt and IBaddarTKEß
uon of t'rto*. OiMHM of th* Prostate Cftaai,
Mrnne in th* Bladder. Crsvrt. Itftck tn.i Deport*.
j' atiendad with th* foDowtnc mamma*: Lm
, p# jhawar, Lou of M *mor y fugirjf, of Brsetfc
1 tag, WeafT Mervw, Wsfcefaib***, frta in tfc,
J lech, flaahfagof th* Body, Kmj.iu.- nn tlursc
, I P*-.iti l - x ''!,*.* la—imdeof thaßy**—,all
' I C*ed by peracm* in the drain* or rfaaem of
J ttf; altar rirfiaawwti or tabor p*)n, tad-wet
ting in ehttdiea. Me.
fa many taction* pccshar to ladle*, th* Mm
' tract Botha I* mwquttod by mj other rwa*d*~
Am la Chloro*i* or iMetitiun. BrWlluta. Pwtn
faittte* HapprMsSoa of Cusiomsrjr EtsctiaUaeo,
t iterated u tbiurro* *l of the t u-rw*. ten
aarrhnni or White*. HterltUj. and for an cow..
plate** Incident to the srx It (• prescribe*
exMwtvair by tha must eminent il)v*l< taaraai
' MUSWIM PAR CIIFTTCBKNIT M*4 I IMIIIN
j uaei of briL *riM i&4 2! ifi
BXTBACT BCCHC,
I Our** Jtotau* Ariste* from /eprwdtetta,
! UMi* tf /)m/i itow. Bu , ta ail tortr stageaat
j Ullt* evpetme, little or nc Chang* is dial, no M*
convenience, aad nonspoaen* It can*** a fte
qiuftt daaure. and c-'* *tretieih to art Ml a
fltwtay iw*ovtn (nbtruu u.1.8, rm*wltag aad
j Caring htnrture* of th* Drrihra, Allying Bate
n4 iiiflmnmaflfrfi. ki ffMUtt In tmt ciauw of
ai.a t xj.flii :.-j : ii rtK,ts jaitlcf,
KgitßKlt'l BXTBACT BICHT,
| too per botU* or *l* hettle* for p'j 00 dadiuM*
Ui *ny addrem ucere from oberrvattoa hold hp
* co?!fi>z** •*... t.
Utaa *ll !eu*r# for Information *noald ha
AVOID QUACKS AMD ITAPOSTSBST
BcOharffer Airia* and Owwltattaa.
Jtr.J. t ItoMl, Gradaai* of Jtfrrm* Jffedtwf
(Wipt, ndtaMphta, aathor I f amni WMM*
work*. ou> be euwMltod on *ll di*n*i of Dm
hrxoai or Crtnary Oram*, (which h* ku mad*
aa wpielil . eiftar la mal* or fatnaie, m
mmm from what oaaae origtaMtag, or of fpv
lung standing. A practice of to year* aaama*
him to traaTmawam with aaocam, Oaraa gam
atetad. Clmrfu mnwn*.tsir. Thorn at a dim
Man* can forward letter t&tMrmotg eynuiiaam.
v" vrT jL£s/s: awa.-^
SEWING MACHINES.
The tale* oT Sewing machine* in 1872, a*
reported under oatli. in IK7S. to own
er* of the Sewing Machine Pvtent* T***
how that the
SINGER
MAN t"FACTCBING 00.
Last Year Sold
2 19,758
MACHINES
OR
38,4% more than iti 1871,
*
Ninety per cenL of them being for
FAMILY USE
Tbi* IS OTIK
4 5,0 0 0
More Sewing Machines than were
sold by any other company
daring the rame period, and
over
ONE QUARTER
of all the Machines sold in 1872.
Principal Office of
The Singer Manufacturing CQ.
34 UKIOX SQI ABE.
Philadelphia, offlee, 110G Chert not St,
June 28 fm
The Chamoion of the World. .
The new Improved American BUUOB-
Hole Overseaming and Complete
Sewing J/achine—The great
eat machine of the Age I
Simplcity, Durability A Cheap
ness Combined.
guaranteeil. All order* promptly attend,
cd to. A.L BARTGES,
Agent for Centre County
MADiaoxnvao, PA.
JGROCKEUHOFF HOCSK,
Allegneuey Street, Bellefoute, Pa.
D. JOHNSON & SONS, Proprietor*.
A rinST CLASS HOTEL, couroKT ABLE BOOM*
PROMPT ATTENDANCE.
ALL THE MODERN CONVENIEN
CES -AND REASONABLE CharWM.
The proprietor* offer to the traveling
public, and to their country friend*, fimt
cla* accommodation* and careftij atten
tion to th* want* of guetto at all time*, at
fair rate*. Careftil hostler* and good t*b!e
ling for borne*. An excellent table well
terved. A Bar tupplied with fine liquora.
' Servant* well trained and everything re
quisite in a drill class Hotel. Our location
> in the bu*ine*s part of the town, near tha
Port Office, the Court House, the Chur
ches, the Bank*, and the principal places
- of business, renders it the most eligible
e place for those who visit Bellefoete on buai
or pleasure.
An Omnibus will enrry passenger*
and baggage to and from all trains
free of
" GIVEN AWAY.
l A Fine German Chromo.
We send an elegant Chromo, mount
ed and teady for framing,
•
' LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE*
. BYTUOS. W. KNOX.
' W2 Pages Octavo. 180 Fine Engravings.
: r Relate* Incidents and Accidents beyond
~ the Light of Day; Startling Adventure*
• in all part* of tho World ; Mine* aad
I Mole Working them ; Under-currenta of
Society; Gambling and it* Horror* ; Cav
erns and their Mysterie*; The Dark Waya
of Wicked ties*; Prisons and their Seem*;
Down in the Depths of the Sea; Strang*
Stories of the Detection of crime.
Thtvbook treats of experience with
brigands; nights in opium dens and gamb
ling hells; life in prison; Storiea of exil|
adventures among Indians; journaya
through Sewers anu Catacombs; accidents
in mines ; pirates and piracy; tortures ef
the inquisition; wonderful burglaries ; urn
_ derworld of the great cities, etc., etc.
P AGENTS WANTED
for this work. Exclusive territory gives.
Agents can make SIOO a week in selling
this book. Send for circular*" and termgto
8. agents.
J. B. BURR & HYDE.
Hartford, Conn., or sl*