THE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY AUG. 14.187. _
• LOCXLITEMS.
LOCAL VXWt. —Our friends. every
where, will oblige u* by sendint u* local
nevrof interest, .... ,
CIRCULATION -The circulation of the
Kkportkr, on tlti* tide the county, is
argerthan that of all other raptn in the
county, Buftlimi ron will And
thi* one of the beet advertising mediums.
We invite all interested to come and in
spect our li*t for themselves.
IXEITTAICKB All monie* for sub
•criptkwi will be credited on the tuhacri
ber's address, each week: by referring to
which our patron* can at ail umee m mw
heir account* stand, and a receipt t* oy
thi* system carried upon each copy or the
PP*-
—The valuable farm of Samuel Spang,
ler, dec d, In Potter twp, i* adverii*ed in
the Reporter at private *ale.
limn. J. Gramly and Jer. llainca,
Ksecutora, offer the valuable farm of Geo.
Gramley, deed, in Sugar Valley at private
•ale. See advertiaement in Reporter.
T. B. M'Klroy make* **le of petson
al property ef N. Deckert, dee'd, on 20. of
August. See advertisement.
Rev. William*' *ale av BonUburg,
August 33rd, S acre* land, I horse, 1 cow,
buggy, wagon* and houe and kitchen
furniture.
Geo. Bower, Adna'r, will offer the
farm of Mich Kreanier, dec d, in llainc*
twp., at public sal* on 22 Aug. Seeadver*
tisement in Reporter.
——We notice quite a freshness and im
preved appearance about the Ferk*. Mr.
Benj. Kerstetter's fine new hou*e in place
of the old home-*tead which had to be torn
down on account of the railroad runniag
through tho old site, Mr. Daniel Kerstit
ter'* new house nearly completed, and old
father Evart's new house and large new
barn, all these indicate the dawning or the
new day for the Fork*. The railroad i*
the cause of all this, and it is a pleasurea
ble satisfaction for u* to know that the un
ceasing effort* af the Reporter in behalf of
this great improvement, are already being
rewarded with evidence* of new life and
prosperity all through thi* valley. The
Reporter ha* ever devoted ittelf to the in
terest* of our beautiftil valley and thi* pa
per was the main and only reliable papr
to educate our people up to the substan
tial railroad work,-w* hava given our
meney as freely a* eur column* to make it
a succees; as oar valley continues to pros
per through the consummation of this
great work, we tiust that it* inhabitant*
will thick of tko Reporter, and that it*
prosperity will keep pace with that gene
ral prosperity of this side the county,
now dawning upon it, and which we asxts
ted to bring about by long and hard labor.
Miliheim now ha* tea store*, big and
little, and look* business like all over.
—-Asronsburg is to have a new store,
in about two months, by M. M. Mu**er,
moving his store up from the lewer end of
the valley to Yearick's old stand.
The Lecture which wa to have
been delivered in the Academy llall on
Tuesday evening, was postponed on ac
count of the torm, until Saturday eve.,
August 16th. Let all at tend.
Our young trieod, Samuel Spangler,
of the Loop, can wag about til) squirrel
tails, trophies of his shooting, thus far, this
season. Very good shot, Samuel, if only
saw 75, and a crack marksman if he only
drew the head upon till
_ Deininger A Musser, of the Miliheim
marble Wi> "k*. sent some fine specimens of
their workman-b'P t thi. place, last week
which is equal D *"7 tbiog done m
city in the line of tenJb-stones. Persons
desiring to satisfy thenawlY*s of their skill
can do so by visiting the grave-yard here
and examining the beautiful and highly
£ni*Led tomb-stones put up by the above ,
firm a few day* ago.
The democracy of Clinton ev. have j<
made the foi lowing nominations:
. Prothonotary—Willirm H Brown.
Register—Sem'l B Snook. i
Treasurer —John G Welsh : |
Commissioner— W m A Packer.
Coroner—A Prieeon.
Jury Commissioner— H S Karon <
H Chatham, Jr.
The fellow who hired a herse and ' 1
buggy at M'Cully's livery Belletonte, and
did not return it, as we noticed in last,
week's Reporter, was tracked as far a* <
Brook ciite, where the property was old
go a drover, but recovered by the owner.
The thief, however, is at large.
Since the above was in type, we *ee in (
the Pittsburg Post, that the thief was ar
rH;*d in that city, and the following in*
terevtin * ***•• VM bed with him:
Detective' "Wilmot left the city on Satur
day morning, having in custody Otto Heil
charged with stea'l* * nd buggy
from Bellefonte, Can'** county, and dis
posing of the same at Brookville. The
prisoner at the start was communica
tive to the officer and used eve-T 10
win bis confidence. About 3 o'clock Heil
become thirsty, but being handcuffed y**
too modest to march through the car after
a drink and requeeted the officer to bring
him one, to which the officer readily con
sented. As soon as his back was turnsd
Heil broke for the other end of the car,
and in much leas time than it lake* to toll
it, was spina ing like a top along of the
tram. As soon as ha could overcome the
rotary motion, ho lost no time in getting
away from that track, and was soon en
sconced in the underbrush lining the road.
In the meantime, the detective pulled the
bell rope, and the train soon came to a
bait, whea he alighted, and, with tba help
of some employees of the Company at
work en the road, recaptured his man.
The prisoner had loosened the shackles
before he made the jump, and, on reach
ing terrafirma, had nothing to do but ;ast
them aside. The train left without the
detective, and ha and his man came back
to the city on the next train, their luggage
going on*to Brookville. Heil was placed
in the lock up, where be remained until
yesterday morning, when he was taken to
Brookville by Jefferson county officers en
the tro o'clock train. He was securely
ironed, and the officer* felt *ati*fied that
he would not get off the train, a* he did on
Saturday morning.
Laws of life. Saturday evening, in
school house, by C. D. Neat, of Klmirs,
H. Y.
ChurchviUe U still improving. In
addition to a brick school house, one of
the finest in tho township, there are other |
improvements worthy of notice. Thomat
Frederick, an enterprising young man,
and one of Potter township's most efficient
and successful teachers, has erected a
splendid house, and Aultx A Llchty havo
enlarged their barn.
Heavy rains Tutsday afternoon and
night and on Wednesday,
A terrific hail storm passed over a
portion of Penn and Gregg townships, on
Tuesday afternoon last, uprooting trees,
Mc. The corn in a4O acre lot of Noali
gtovor, near the toll-gate, was badly rid
dled end the windows of his house broken.
yfct is "Gea." Yocum? What
battle was be in ? Did he ever kill a dead
nigger or "any other wan ?" "Gen. Yo
cum," that's good. Look out for any
kind of "vegetahlea" in the dog days.
Ahem I who's "flan." Yocum-howcum
you-eo? "Gen. Yocum," has a caveat
*e#n filed oa that, it the Rawest invention
out?
U KIMKIIPV are* inclined to selflhneas { for
SD. b " ' u Tt £5
upth,lrllebureknJr.
of all charge, if he will come
more. We believe he has accept t* l "
offer and goes back this week. Reb.vl
burg, we think, is putting it on rather
thick, even for this age of reform. How
ever, if Neat improves your habits of life,
we are contest.
DEMOCRATIC CO 17NTY CONVKN
TION
j The Democratic County Convention met
| at Bellefonte on Tuesday afternoon, 12th,
task, for the pur|>o*e of placing in nomi
nation candidate* for the various county
offices.
The Chairman of the Co. Committee,
Maj. Harry Forster, called the convention
to order.
The following officer* were thereupon
chosen :
President T M lIALL, Kq , #f Mils*
burg.
Secretaries—C. M. Bower of Bellefonte,
P. S. Wolf of Potter, and Alf. Walter of
Penn.
The delegate* pro* on ted their creden
tial* and were admitted as follows:
Ilollefonto— South Ward, John Hoffer,
Ed Brown. North Ward, J P Gephart,
John Moran. West Wsrd, C M Bower.
Benner—Michael Grove, John Riahel,
Wm Close. „
Gregg—George Geodhaart, George Kor
ruan, John Risliol. F D llo*teraan, Henry
Krumreine, J B Heckman.
Haines- George Bower, J M Yau Or
mer, Dan'l Hostertuan K J De*hler.
Miles—Sam'l Frank. John liubler, Geo
Shafer, Adam Stover, Henry Wolf.
Penn—Frank Bowersox, Hugh Lauri
luore, llenry Gephart, Reuben llartiuaa,
Alfred Waller*. . ,
Potter— Latayt. Nff, Daniel Fleiuisr,
W. Wolf, J K Kunkle, John Ki.hel, Ro
bert Lee, S S Walt.
Mile*burg—T M Hall.
I'aionville—J C Smith.
Howard—Jno 11 Gardner.
Philipburg—L W Munton, 0 A Faui *
ner.
Bogg> Ja* L Neff, >V Mark, A C
Witherite.
Burnside—ll Vedeffer.
Curtin—Ja* M'Claakey
Fergutan—Dr J 11 Smith, J W Kruui
rine, 11 M Meek. RG Brett, Fred Bottorf.
Halftnoon- John Miller.
llarrw-R K Breoa. Win Grove. Sam l
Wilson.
Howard—Jno B Leathers.
Huston—J 1 Mile*.
Liberty—Ja* I Delong.
Marion—Jno W Ziegler, Jshn Hy, jr.
Patten—L I M Buh
Rush—G W M Gaffv, Wm Collin*, K M
Sturdevank
Snow shoe—A C H ntoa, J H Holt.
Spring—Ja* | M Fury, Nelan Luca*,
Satu'l Tibhen*.
Taylor—Jno Copenhavsr.
Union—A J t>i*e.
Walker—Sol Peck, J B Beck, Micheal
Shaffer. Jno Dietrich.
Worth—Owen M Can.
| The nominatien of Senator being first in
order, P.O. Meek* name wa* presented
,and there being no other name offered, hi*
nomination w as agreed to.
A motion of Mr. Van Ormer to allew the
nominee for Senator to select hi* earn con
feree*. was agreed to.
Hon. John H. Orvi* wa* then re-nomi
nated for Assembly by acclamation.
The next business in order being tbe no
mination of a candidate for Treasurer, the
balloting resulted a* follows :
Ballot*, Ist, 2nd. 3rd, 4th, sth.
Mitchel. IS 22 36 37
Dobbin*. 17
Barnhsrt, IS 16
Yearick, 21 23 24 24 22
Smith, 14 14 15 14 14
Mr. Milcbel having received a majority
on sth ballot, he wa* declared nominated
nnd the nomination was then made unani
mous.
Alter the first ballot a letter wa* read
from Dr. Dobbins, withdrawing his name,
cenceeding the nominee to Penuiralley,
and premising the ticket hi* warmest •up
port. A letter of similar import from Mr.
Barnhart wa* read after the second ballot.
For County Commissioner the balloting
resulted)
Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, sth, 6th, 7th
Senkey, 24 .KS ifc 24 31 30 40
Winters, 17 18 20 26 '£
Korrnan. 21 21 21 22 50 34 35
Kreamer, 4 4 4 3 withdrawn.
Meyer, 8 8 8 withdrawn.
Mr. Sankey having received a majority
on 7th ballot bis nomination wa* made
unanimous.
For Jury Commissioner tho vote stood
Jeremiah Haines, 12 7
Judge Hoeterman, 18 14
Michael Grove. 33 42
J. H. Tolhert, 10 7
Mr. Grove being duly nominated on se
cond ballot, hi* nomination wa* then made
unanimous.
Mj. Sgmuel Frank wa* nominated for
Auditor by acclamation for the unexpired
term of John 3>sith. A. J. Greisl wa* no
minated by acclamation for the full term
of the *ame often.
John Moran wa* unanimously cho*en ax
Chairman of the County Committee.
Adjourned.
We are informed Mr. Meek will select
Joseph Gilliland, C. D. Keller and C. T.
Alexander as hi* conferees.
sentencing the Tyrone druggist* yester
day, his Honor Judge Dean, took occasion
tossy tubstancially thi*.-
Druggists to sail liquor for medicinal
purposes, subject, however, to tho risk of
indictment. A physician's prescription is
not of itself a safeguard for the druggist-
It the Utter, even on the prescription of a
regular pbysiolan, sells liquor to person*
of known intompsrate habits, or to thoss
who ue it a* a beverage, ho Is liable
to indictment, and if found guilty,! will be
puniebed to the extent of the law. In
short, in the opinion of the court, a drug
gist who sells liquor for any purpose
T )m'*vtr. or upon the prescription of tbe
most physician in the county,
doe* so nt hi* ri.k.-Afroono TV i A ane.
The following is the result of the
of the Democratic Co. Contention. of
Clinton county :
For Representative Col. A. C. Noyes,
was nominated by acclamation.
For ProthoaoUry W. H- Brown, was
nominated, receiving 59 votes, to U) for G.
W. Batcbeler and 5 for W. H. Smitli.
For Register and Recordsr S. B, Snook
was nominated, receiving 51 vote*, to
for Je*. W. Clark.
For Treasurer John Q. Welsh was nom
inated on second ballot, receiving 4G votes
to 28 for Geo. J. F. JU®m. On tbo first
.ballot J. E. Craniger received 9 votes.
Fer Commissioner W. A. Packer was
nominated. receiving 45 veto*, to 1. for J.
Whithy, 7 for T. Kleckner and 6 for J.
Hubbard.
Lover* of tbe "wood" come out and
hear the Lecture, in fbe school house on
Saturday eve.
List f Grand Jurorc for August
Terra, 1873.
Bellefonte Boro —R 8 Downing. H B
Pontius, James Furev.
Milesburg—David Furey.
Philipsburg—Jno W Mattern, H B Pot
tcr.
Benner twp—Richard Conley, D Loder.
Ferguson —G M Weaver.
Gregg—Win Homan.
Haines —Micheal Feidler.
Howard —IraC Leathers.
Liberty —Jno Mestlerode.
Marion—Devid Tibbens, Sam"l Alley.
Miles—lsreal Roe how.
Patton—W F Thompson, (iWS Gray.
Penn—Christ Alexander, J H Aumaii.
Potter-Wm R Hennich, Lovi Walter*.
Spring—C H Gentxel.
tin ion—James Steer-
Lietof Traverse Jurore for August
Term, 1873.
Bellefonte bor'—James L Sommerville,
Auguitu* (3oi, Jnu JJoffor, " kyon,
A Milesburg U Jesenli Itodgers, V M Hell.
Fhilipsburg—Aloert Owens.
Unionville —Benj J Rich, Geo. Alexan
der.
Benner twp—Geo Dale
Burnside— Sebastian Fisher, Rudolph
M Bog-W PI Harper, Sam'l Fletcher.
M HMackey, John Hays.
Ferguson— Aaron Smith, D P Miller,
Levi Hurtonborder, Conrad Frye, Amos
Royer, J M Gates, David Miller.
f*regg—Henry Kruinnnt, Geo Kripe,
O P Rmrick. Abraham Lose. ....
Howard—M icheal Flatter. J- W. Hall.
Haines —Daniel Smith.
Hu.ton—J no W Stewart, Geo W Miles.
Htlf Moon—Jno A Hunter.
Liberty—Joseph J'letcber-
Merion-GeoS Hoy.
Miles—Ho Miller. Sam'l Bruwgard.
Penn— Daniel Feidler, H G Smith, Jac
Kawtetter.
Potter D M Henny.
. Rush—Wm Washburn-
Tavlor—Daniel Henderson.
Wlker Wm Harris, Levi Whippo,
Gerthou Biddls, Charles Harehberfer
I -S, J. Bush linn bought the home ami
j smith shop of Mr Geisswhite, nt Shinglo
j town, where ho Intend* moving In thi
•pring.
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Nearly nil the cotton mill* nt Rochdale,
Kngland, have been closed in consequence
o! the strike of the operative
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Wive* nnd mother* of Centre 11*11,
come out to the I,ectnre on Saturday eve.,
It will pay you nil. Young Indies bo sure
you bring your In nut to the Lecture n
Saturday evening, t U will be of it.tere*t
to you end them nhw.
i* a ♦ o "•"
—— The dUtnnce from the IV A K. roed
nl l.ewlsburg to Mifflinburg U II mile*;
thence to llenver Dem tunnel 24 mllee;
from thence to Linden Hull IS mile*;
thence to l'enn'n Furnace 16 mile*, nnd
thence to Tyrone IS mile*—total 87 mile*.
The Helleteute branch will be II mile*,
and the attention to Danville !*> mile* long.
Our reader* may fin i thi* table of distan
cat worth preserving.
The length of Paddy'* Mountain Tunnel
will be 830 feet, length of Beaver Dam tun*
ne) 980 feet
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A campnieeting will be lield under
the autpicc* of the M. K. Church, on land
belonging to llenry Meek and Mr Krep*,
near l'ine Grove Mill*, commencing Aug,
13th. Friend* trom n distance cordially
invited. In behalf of Committee.
\V If. Nom-aoa*.
—■a ♦ a
Cohmchmom* Layiku.— The Lord
willing, the comer atone of the church in
contemplation at Centre Hall, K\angelical
Association, will he laid on Aug. 17. Ser
vice* to be held in the Heformcd church at
10 a. m., and 71 p.m. Atl are invited to
come. The minuter* of our titter denom
ination* are herewith cordially invited to
attend. Rxv. K. Yofso.
MARRIAGES.
Ou the SI at u It.. by Rev. J. W. Leokie,
Mr Win Hutchinson to Mis* Kate Taylor,
both ef Potter twp.
On 37th ull, at the Kriaruud Par*v>nage
at Robervburg, by Rev W W Landii, ur
John K Minnich to Mi** Maggie A Weav
er, both of Brushvalley.
On 31, ult., at the residence of the bride*
father, by thesanie, Mr. Jerome A. Mov
sr to Mi;'* Clara K Wolf, both of Briuli
valley.
On sth inst., at the residsucc of the bri
de's tathsr. by the mine, Mr. Jacob S. li
Miller, of Columbia City, Indiana, to Mi
Naney Jane, wnlv daughter of Rev. Kue
bius llerbey, oniear Kcbersburg.
DEATHS.
At Potter's Bank, July 30, ef consump
tion, Mis* Anna Benner, aged 20 yrs, 11
montk*, and 13 dya*. llcr remain* were
taken to Lock Haven, fur interrment.
At the residence of hi* nephew. Van Bu
ren Hurst, in Stono VaMiy, Aug. 2nd, Mr
Jacob Awl of Ferguson twp, aged— year*
At Pine Grove Mills, August. 3d, Alex.'
Sample, aged—year*.
On 10th inst., of Cholera Infantum, at
the residence of Judge Love, Henry Eyre,
infant son of Rev. D. W. and Annie
Leitsell, (dee'd) aged ix month*.
Six menth* ago, when Brumal wind*
• wept o'er our vallev, wo consigned the
body of its mother t* tbe tomb. To-day,
a* tbo summar * breexe sight gently x* it
wsft* tha bough* and fan* eur brows, wc
la} the babe by tbe tide of it* motfter
We sing a requiem, utter our ori*ont,
thtd a tear and the last tribute of respect
is |>nid. But a different scene appear* in
Hesren. 'Tis not a hymn for the dead,
a prayer or weeping, but the eommunien
of two spirit*, redeemed and sanctified,
with one another and with their God.—
They are beyond tbe power of sin and the
pang* of death, arrayed in *potle* gar
ments, and, with palm* in thoir hand* and
crown* en their head*, they can shout, vic
tory through Him who wa* slain for u*.
In the language ef the poet we can say;
By Thy hand tho boon wa* given,
Tbou ha*t taken but Thine own;
Lord of earth and God of heaven.
Evermera —Thy wili be done. a.a.k. 1
(Selinsgruve Time* copy.)
POCKET BOOK LOST.-On or about
the 27th of June last, near Shook'* store
at Farmers' Mills, a pockot'hook (cn-|
taining three promiforv note*, one far
$78,05, one for SSO, and sls, all payable
to the undersigned, and also containing a
•mall amount of change. Alt person*!
are cautioned against accepting or ne
gotiating any of said note*. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by retnrning
the same to
A BR. ALTER. Jr.,
3t._ Gregg twp. J
jp.\RM FOR SALE.
The well known ferm of Samuel Huang
ler, dee d, situated in Potter twp.. Centre
county. Pa., i* offered at Privato Sale,
containing about
200 ACRES OF THE BEST LIME
STONE LAND.
About 170 acre* being in a high state of!
cultivation. The tbalancc being well set
with a
FINE GROWTH OF LUMBER,
consisting in part of While Oak, Chestnut
and Cheetnut Oak.
The pudding* are gooJ, large and
commodious.
Water A Fruit secouil to uotie iu (lie
State. A never failing well and also
running water near the door.
Any person desiring a good farm and
pleasant home, as also a profitable invest
ment, can address
MARGARET SPANGLER,
on tbe premises, or
K. L. SPANGLER.
Juliet, 111.
7aug3m Executors.
PUBLIC SALE!
Will be sold, at the lato residence of
Nicholas Deokart, dee'd, in Pottor town-;
ship, about 3 miles south east of Potters 1
Mills. ON WEDNESDAY, the'AHh OF
AUGUST, the following personal proper
ty 1 MARK. 2 MILK COWS,6HEAD
()F YOUNG CATTLE, 3 Calves, 2 Hog*,
one 2-hor*e Wagon, one l-hore Wagon,
Springwagon, Timberwheels, 1 two-hor*e
Sled, 1 one-horse Sled, Ttmberxled, Stonc
cart. Threshing Machine. Clover Machine
Fanning Mill, and Tackle,
Plow*, Harrows, Cultivators, Uorscgears,
single Harness, Forks, Rakes, one set or
Blacksmith Tools. Carpenter Tools, 1000
Poplar and Pine Boards, Ac. Sale to com
mence at 1 o'clock, when terms will be
made known by
THUS. B. M'KLROY.
31 ju! * Ex®c u l° r *
A NIU4R VALLEY FA KM o
AT PRIVATE SALE. °
The valuable Farm oi George Gramly, .
dec'd, about mile south of Logansville,
Clinton county, is ottered at private iile. d
It contain* h
•3 ACRES OF LAND. J 1
of which 12 acre* consist of Timborland,
the balance being under good cultivation, ii
Thereon are erected a TWO-STORY L
FRAME HOUSE. RAN h t OA KN,
Stnokehouie, Sprlnghouse, Woodshed,
Ac. i
There i* running Water at the houteand
at the barn.
Alio, a thriving YOUNG ORCHARD
on tha promises. ,
For lurther particular* apply to the un
denitrned, „ c
JON ATM. GRAM LY, t
Sugar Valley, or I,
JEREMIAH HAINES,
ltcbersburg,
31iuly?ffi Executor*.
QEPHANB* COURT SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' I
Court of Centre county, there will be ox- ,
posed to public sple, on the premises, (
On Friday, August 22, 1873, (
At 1 o'clock p. m., that valuable Farm, ,
knowp as the properly of Micheal Kieam- ]
er, situate in Unifies township, about 1 and
a half miles South of Aafonsburg, con- 1
taining
139 ACRES AND 4 PERCHES,
Neat measure, the improvement* thereon
consist of
Two Dwelliug Houses, Large Barn,
Saw Mill. Cider Pre**, and all the neces
sary outbuilding*. Also an Orchard of
choice Fruit and a good Hprif g of never
failing Water, at the door. About 96
acres are cleared and in a good stato of
cultivation, the balance is well timbered
with
White Pipe, £ugar, White Oak, Ac
TERMS.—One Third of the Purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of Sale;
One Third in One Year; and the remain
ing third at the death of the Widow of
said deceased The two last payments
with interest, to be secured by bund ana
mortgage on the premise*.
GEORGE BOWER,
' j U ly24 Administrator.
Twtuly-thrffo thousand ix hundret
immigrant* Arrived nt (lie port of Ni v
York lnt week.
The Jesuit*, recently expelled fron
(irrnimiy have found harbor* in Eg
land and (he North of Waif*.
Columbia, IV, July SI, —The Litii
•Spring* Hotel at Litix, LitncttMei
County, Pa, a lingo building, wai
entirely destroyed by tiro to-day.
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Postal 4' ah ins,- \Vu learn uiuic
tMnjc nearly every day about Ilia postal
rarj*. The latest valuable piece of in
formation it thev eannot he tent at the or
dinary rate when written over the aide in
tended fur the address You may write
your letter and crowd at mueh n> possible
in a microscopic hand upon the blank side
but let no word transgress the opposite
fare, else the hill letter postage must be
forthcoming to save your letter from con
fiscation. A rase of this kind aa brought
to the Postmaster General, who decided
"that any additional matter other than
the address on the face of a postal card
renders it uttmallable except at lettci rate
•f postage
TUK CONTEST IN SPAIN
Madrid, Aug. S. \'alcfit ta !ta uncondl*
jlionally surrendered, an J General t'smpi
now occupies (Ue city.
Tin- submission of Cartagena it expected
to follow immediately.
THE ILLINOIS FAUMKUS
I Chicago, Augu.-l V,—The farmers con
- vcnlion held in I'axton, Ford county, HI.,
i yesterday, nominated s full county ticket
The platform of the M 'Lean county farm
- en convention was adopted.
■> A Remarkable Speech.
At a gathering of tanners'* club* at
; Winchester, Scott county, yeterday, S.
M Smith, secretary of thx stale farmers'
association, msde rather a remarkable
.' speech, in the course of which ha denoun
ced the corruption and fraud of the pros-
II ent political parties, and prophesied that
'jthe day would couie, U there was no other
j way left, when, If farmers were swindled
{add hoodwinked a they had been, thai he J
{and hi* boy> and thousands of other farm
| ers and their boys would have to ride
soma of these rillian* out of the state cupi-1
tal on rails, and that many a tree in broad
America would bear human truit. lie
{thought the remedy could bo found, hut
if the remedy could not be found, anarchy |
and. bloodshed might follow.
I
BUKNING OF TUK STEAMEK W A
W ASSET.
Fifty Live* Reported Lost.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, Aug. K- The
steamer Wawasset, running ou the Polo in- j
'ac river between Washington and Cur
rim oab, took lire about twelve o'clock to
day at landing and was destroy
ed. She had about ouo hundred and fifty
passengers on board and between forty
and fifty lives were lost. 1
Six bodies were found up to two o'clock 1
Three white ladies, one child and two col
ored children. •
The Wawasset left here at six
this morning on her regular weekly trip 11
to Cone llivor with 117 registered pa**en-'<
gers and quite a larg - cargo of freight for!
river landings. Just before reaching j
Chatterton's Landing, on tbo Virginia (
side of the Potamac, about five miles be-jj
low Acquis Creek, and after the whistle |
of the boat bad been blown as a signal of j
her approach to that landing, tbe steamer (
at the time being about a third of a u> ile {
from the shore, fire was discovered in the ,
hold, and the huso was attacbod itnmodi- (
ately, but before the men could reach it .
the conflagration became general, as the
fire had been burning for some time. The
fire had been smouldering, ills supposed.l
lor'some hours, and upon opening the;
hatches it burst forth with great fary. j
driving the men from the hold and com
pletely baffling all attempts to subdue ft
In an instant the wildest confusion pre
vailed on the vessel, the passenger* be
coming panic stricken and frantic witbi 1
fear, very few having presence of mind;'
sufficient to take care of themselves. Tbe| l
steamer was. without a second's delay,}'
headed for the shore on the Virginia tide,; 1
and in a few minute* run aground about '
AD yards from tbe Virginia side.
Excitement on Board.
At this time the flames had spread with (
fearfal rapidity, and In the excitement i
many jumped avcrboard. Several of j
of them jumped into the water before tbe
steamer struck bottom. She was provid-
Ed with hut two smalt boat*, and, in tho
frenxy of the moment, one of these boats
was thrown overhead and lost by the pas
sengers, who, uncontrolled, wero endeav
oring to launch her. Captain Wood, of
the ill-fated steamer, and hi* as*i*lanlt.
aie taid to have ued ovcry cffjrt to con
trol the passepgirs, but without avail, and
but for thi* disobedience of order* tunny
wli* were lost would have been saved.
The vessel wn well provided with life
pr eserver* ; but, in the panic, it seems
that none of the passenger* secured them,
and this fact also addod to the lamentable
loss of life
INSURRKCTION IN JAI'AN
Now York, August 7.—A Japan lAter
says that on the 31st insL 10,( 10 men, most
ly farmers, artned with barnbeo spears, as
sisted by the former Dnimio retainer*, arm
ed with *word, attacked the governmcnt
castle at Fukunka, set fire to the building*, j
aad destroyed all the official book* and pa-,
pera. They also killed six officer*, four of
whom are aid to have died by their own
hands, as they saw the rebels overpowerj
ing then*. Three of the officers only es
caped and fled to Loga, CO mile* above Nog
jaaaki. The telegraph line from Nogasaki
te Yokohama, and which passe* through
Tsiknisu was utterly destroyed, and the
overland mail road was blockaded so that
Information is obtained slowly. A re-;
port ha* reached Nogasaki that tho houso*
of ail the people in liakate and the coun
try round about who would not join the
Insurgent* had been burned, and that the
dwellings of the rich men and the banks
have been robbed- The Insurgents aro
said to number ISO,' ). The cause ot the
revolt is that the govarnment has required
the taxesof the farmers to be paid in money
instead of produce, together with the pro
bable failure of the rice crops.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION TO MAS
TER AND APPRENTICE.
A care wtt heard in Philadelphia in
which Mr. hid ward 0. Amer akcd the
court to rcvoko certain article* of indent
ure. He raid that in March, 1871, a boy
war indentured to hiin fromOirard College
!to learn the art of morocco finishing.
Inthecoune of time the boy fell into
bad habits vf insolence and di*obedience
to those over him, using very vile language
to the demoralUatinnof the other appren
tice*, and he would abent himself when
ever he cho*, without flrt notifying hi*
•uperior*. Once or twice he wu lightly
chastised, and wa* ent te prion for a few
day*, but all without effect for instead of
improving, ho appeared to gorw wnr
and worse; and finally, having lout all
hope of ever fleeting any good with the
bey, Mr. Amer naked the court to revoke
the indenture.
The only excuse offered by the boy wat
that after he had been in the establish
ment a year and a half ho wn still requi
red to sweep out the office, 110 mother
wa* very anxious to have him sont back
to Mr. Amer.
Judge- Finlelter said jt w ridiculous j
for an apprentice to suppose that he WHS
to do only uch work as pleased hi* fancy, j
He wa* hound to general obedience t< nil
hi* master's commands, and if It it rights
tinder the indenture were disregarded the
court would protect him.
The chief fault with lbi* buy appeared
to be that he had not learned the great
god primary lesson of obedienoo, and tbe
principal mistako in the master was ths
w lie did not sutHcieiitly exerclio hi lawiu
authority and more thoroughly ebostla
the unruly apprentice la older to cowpv
his obedience. He did not like to disehar
K* go the boy front his apprenticeship, atu
thus throw him out in.o the community
11 without a trade and without the rharaclei
rt necessary to ettalde him to obtain honesl
employniviit ; ner did he think it advlsa
| tile to require the muster to take him back
into his shop at oaco where his pernicious
* evample weuhl have a bad and liariuful
*' influence ii the other boys
'•[ Hut for the good of the youth himself,
"• lie would do that which the law empower
>'led him to do, namely, he would send him
°' to the county prison for three months for
le ; his Insubordination ls hi* master, and ibis
e order was made out
c Here is a deiision meriting the attention
*> of all }*erous interested in tbe trades, and
I* it* effect upon the relations of master and
it apprentice may be very healthful A.'r
j I _ • ♦ •
j AN 1M POUT ANT LAW
** The fallowing act far the better colics
' tion Ot debU in the state of
was passed by the recent legislature:
' That in all cases w here any judgment
has been heretofore obtained iu any
( court in this commonwealth agaiup any
person or persons, if an execution be upon
, the said judgment, which is returned by
the sheriff bona, or that the debtor
has no property out of which the raid
judgment and execution can bo satisfied,
„ any Judge of the said court may therupsn
issue asubpsena commanding tbe said debt
or to appear before a judge or any ci w:
niirtiont-rduly appointed by the said court,!
to undergo an examination under ualh a*
to his properly and effects, with power to
cempel obedience to the subpoena by at
tachment and the production of books and
papers necessary to the said examination.
In case the said examination docs Hot dis
close any property or effects the expenses
thereof shall he paid the {party instituting
the same, otherwise they shall be part of
the regular cost of suit.
TBRRIBLK EARTIKIUAKK IS ITALY.j
Washington, Aug. 7.-An official;
letter dated Belluue, Italy, say* ou
the evening of July 24, a terrible
earthquake occurred here carrying;
death to mttny and consternation to i
all. The dead are counted by leu.- . j
Material injury was doue. Every,
fourth or filth building is made uoio-L
habitable. The principal uumiu- :
rucnts are overthrown or seriously in
jured. Everywhere the cry of an ]
guish is raised and for prompt and t
effectual relief.
—
THE INDIANS. 1
*
A ItKLPLISOi FAMILY Ml UDKKKIi.
St. Isouis, Aug.ll,—About three jj
weeks ago a baud of ludian* appeared ,
near 011 Camp, Coloratlo, and shot
and stabbed a Mr*. Williams. They I [
also shot a little girl, the daughter of
Mrs. Williams, marked her bead a- i
i gainst the door post and threw her *
body into the fire They then entered ,
the house and shot a girl eight years I
old and carried her away with them.
Mrs. Williams, .notwithstanding her j
two wouuds, crawled iuty the housed
and pulled Iter little child out of thej
tire, rolled her in a wet blanket, and
laid her on n bed. Mrs. \\ illiams'
husband soou after returned, to whom 0
she related the circumstances, then
died, but the iufant, whose head was M
nearly mashed to a jelly, was still. l
alive when last heard from and would .
probably recover. ,t
A scouting parly returned to Con
cha last Saturday week, after forty "
days' absence, bringing iu a number of
stolen ponies captured from Indians t
off their reservations. Also the fresh
scalp of a white girl thirteen years old. j
who with a woman was killed and S
scalped oil a staked plaiu about two f
weeks before. M. Badger says it is |
uow known that General McKenxie,
during tbe great expedition against
the Comanche* last fail, killed up
warJs of one hundred of them, it
was reported at one time that he had r
killed but tweoty-five. t
• — 3
Loxdox, August 2. —A dreadful,
accident occurred this morning on the j
Northwestern railway, near Wigeo,
to the Scotch tourist express train 1
from Londou.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OK BEN-;
NEK TOWNSHIP.
Bam'l YearlckSup. for 18TA In account
with Benner twp.
1873 DR.
Juno 10. Tebal. due at last
totti" ucot sl4-1 01
Apr. 14, cash from Audit"r KrjOO
'• " cash lrom K. Con
ley 1500
" 14. atrount from Con*
Iry'i Du p1icate........ 5100
" 14. am't of Dup .... 740 29
1873 CR
Apr. 14, By receipt* from
" " sundry prOIU. .$30630
" " Work ot road*... 010 76
" " Exoneration* 548
" " Service* lendored 48(4)
June 2 Per cent. on Dup.. 3(5 5*4
" Cash to Audito *_ 4 5)6
Kirhard Conley Supervisor for 1871, in|
account with Bonner twp.
1872 DR'
June 10, To bal. due at last
settlement $329 88
1873. IK I
Apr. 14, By receipt*- sll2 20
t. •• Jjy cllg j, Audi*
tor* 133 86
June 14, Bal. due twp 84 38
Thoma* Marhall .V'upervitor for 1872, in
account witk Benner twp.
! 1872. DR.
i To am't of duplicate S6W 12
| ti ii or j eron Audi*
I tor* 160 00
(To am't from K Conley...- (4) 45
• S9OO 57
i 1873 CR.
j June 2, By work on roadss4o9 37
" " "new road*
' opened 26:1 03
" " •'ervice ret d' 'd 35' i
•• an pxoncratio it...- 427
. •• M „ or C( . n t, on dup 88 79
" " " bal. duo twp 15511
John Lutx Poor Overseer, 1872, in ac
count with Benner twp.
1872 . DR
I June 10, To bal. due atlast
i M'tllcment $45 47
,; $4.5 47
1873 CR.
! Apr. 14, By inedicino for
i pauper* 4 27
" 14 by attorney * ad
vice, (A. II oy) 10 00
" 14, by *ervice rcnd'r'd 14 09
i " 2by cah to Auditor* 17 20
O. P. Ha*#inirer Poor Overeer, 1872, in
account with Benner twp.
> 1872 DR.
• Juno 10. To bal. duo last
, settlement $421 03
1878 CR-
Apr. 14, By service* rend'ds2ooo
June 2, " receipt* - 16682
ii ii ii cah to Aud't't 14 00
*' " " bal due twp.... 22021
Auditor* in account with Benner twp.
1872 DR.
To bal. at last eltlemon ...$16293
•• c*h footn R. Conley... 122 00
June 2, 1873, To cash from
John Lula 17 130
" 20. P. Hassingnrcash 11 U>
" "J. W. Wilson cash- 342
" " cash from Samuel
Yea rick 4 96
" II Cash from R. Conley 31 35
1872. CR.
I Aug. 24, by cash to Thou.
i Marshall SIBO 00
i Apr. 14. 1873, by path to
Hain'i Yenrick 10200
May f, by P. Gray Meek
publishing statement ... 15 00
June 5, by Auditing 14 00
! " " "bal due tup 66 87
H. L HARVEY,
UEO ZEIGLKR.
J M KEI'HEART, |
'CHRIST. DALE, Auditor*. 1
Clerk.
.at BILLRPONTRMARK ETB.
Il Whitn (Vheat f 1.06. Red UK).. Rye
1,„ 7<k Coin Ml ... Out. 8A Barley U.
, JO 010 rersoed 6,1*1 P"tale 4A,
" | Lard par pound 7 Pork per pound '.KI
r ', Butter 15. Kgg* ''l. ... . PlMljr perton
lid fl4 Tallow H Bacon 8 Ilain 1U
ty LKWISTOWN MAHKKTS
or White wheal l,(iu...Kd wheal 1,00....8 ye
Corn 4'-' ... OaUUft Harley O)
I'luvoraood&.00 Timotbyteed, •V 0........
*" Salt 2 Wiper *a<k
I> Bacon 100...„, Hair U Huttei 16... Kgg.
II 15 fin.lor U6U
ill -
If. ftr Foil ALL WHO AKK
r. nazes VS illlng to Work. Any
m ™ por.ou, old or young, of
either n't, ran make from $lO to $ ' per
,r week, at home day or evening. Wanted
1* by ail. Suitable to either City or Coun- j
try, aud any ra*n of the year. TliL i a
([ rare op|tnrlonily for thuae who are out of]
work, aud out of money, to make an indo-j
d pendent living. No capital being reijuired.
d Our pamphlet HoWTO M AKK A LIV-j
ING, giving full instruction*, nt on re-.
I oelpl of 10 oeuta Addreu, A. IH'HTtIN;
.V CO , M.trri.atiln, Woatcheiter Co, N.V
A iiKM MANi l I 1 ,Ini.p. ►, II
, ! xVour new and novel Kinhroidering Ma
* I Sal**. awl lot lllwlolMl i ik uUi 1.1 il.- M. X
, ' Maaula. lurtaa < "Wpaar . aa> hi.wOa*i N>. Vutk
THK PAHDJK OOMPANIOIT
J f iCa "• '
11 a...l 1111 iae< ' faat Oa Addpw, LI HI 111 4 ,
. lll,iaii.r.lll*>u N.atwl
. |ii 1 N TON Fl.l RTATD N Ml.NAl>
' Heal un ,>IM ul* eta I'aaja* J*OfUua ad l*Ui
ll Oiloa ltia. X* V—> alrwl, *" V">l _
, Til K HKCKWH II s'J| PoKTAHLK
, Family Sewing Machine, on 30day1 rial;
mam .t.alaa.. all Hau.la. u,... gu.i.nlaoJ >*
i ;T!,luh.P.l anl e.oipl.l- ...b fall aijaO-.
Litailk aU Macblav l .*S Bmelao. I V
' Til KN KW Kl/Asfnrf St SS An irn
' iwrual laraaUua. ll ratala. IS Kupcur. al all Uae
in I anJet U. hnrdnnt aiarou. o •*<•> el OMla ll I*
* nub eo*lct aad ll l>.yl ua UWI aad dajr agacu
. a permaaaal ear* la a '• ••*• *44 . .heap and a—;
' 1,,1Gt1b. mmM. elrcmUra lra..lwi-. e.4..l
.lb, UIUM aOIoTS maa Tjya* ■., l*o * Hruad
war v v IVJ Nobud) uaaa Mnial apnea Trow. (
Urn palatal . tb*> allp "4 u~frnuanO> I daair. a. e
1
| ¥> KGISTKKS NoTICKS.
Tlie following aceounU have hoen ex
. mul n i-d and paaaed by in a, and remain
filed on record in thi* office for the in
-1 apeclion of heira, legatee*, ereditora. and
I all olhc* : o any way intereated, and will
f be presented to the orphan#' court of Cen
tre county, on Wednesday the 27th day ol i
Augualnenl, for confirmation and allow
ance 1
I 1 The account of Jacob Snavolr. ad
miniatratorof Jacob Krnter. lateofPennl
(two., C-entre county, dee'd.
I •/ The acc't of Levi Snook, guardian of
Eliaahelh Weaver, minor child of Henry
Weaver, late el Mileilwp. dee d.
;i The accouut of Lec i Snook, guardian j
.•f Aaron Weaver, minor c hild of Henry j
i Weaver, late of Milea twp. dec d.
1 t The account of Saui I Harter, guar
dian of Cha.le. 11 Leilxeil one of lha
i children and heir ot Philip Leiltell lato of
; Miloatwp., dee'd.
j 5 The account of Will. Keller, guard).
au of l'recilla J Sweany. minor child of
,(jeorgo Sweanv, aa filed by hia admintt
lira tort John (I. Keller and Havid Kel-
I lor
I 0 The account *( Auio* Clemaon guar
jdian of Amellia Ray, minor child of
David Ray late of HaT Moon town.hip,
doe'd.
" The account of Samuel Grammy, one j
;of the Kieeutora in the lal will and UsaU-,
I ment of Harmon Smull lau of Mite* twp. j
dee'd. I
: V The accoun. of L. D. KurU. admin-;
itrator of Cbarlea KurU. late of Haine
(twp., deed.
10 The account of (corge Mutaer ad
min iatrator of Jantea Muaaer, of Fergu
aon two. dee'd.
11 The account of Jotapli Jor.et, ad
!miiiiatrator of Moact V. Mayer, laic ot
| Philtpaburg, dee'd
12 The Second Supplementary account'
1 f Adam Voaada, iurviving ciccutor of
Henry Vonada, of Hainct townthip.
Dei d.
I 13 The account of Charle* Heck, guar- ,;
'dian of John 11 and Charlea S. Beck,
( ht)drcn aud heir* |f Simon iWk, dee'd.
14 The account of J. W. Mattern. j
cutor of Amua Funk, laic of Philiptburg,
' dee'd.
15 The account o| John KemteUer.
guardian of \N m. F. I'ngart, lato of I'enn)
.lownahiu, dee'd.
t 10 The account of Kliaalnrtb I ngart
adiuinialrator of Jotepb Zerby, late of
jtirrgg twp., dee'd.
17 Tlie account of Frederick Zettle ad
ministrator of Frederick Zcttle, Sr., late
of OroM two., deed. (
ln Tno aamimatralion account of Rob t
tioheen, on ewtate of Nathan Corbin, Iwtc,
of Harri* twp , dec d.
PJ The account of John U. Taylor and
Benjainin Stover, adminiatrator* of Geo
Stover lato of Uregg twp . dee'd.
30 Supplementary adminirtrwlion ac
count of W m. Holt, administrator of Jno.
Holt, late of Snow Shoe twp . dee'd.
21 The account of Kbeneaer Record.,
guardian of Mary Brown, minor child ol
Andrew Brown, of Worth twp., dee'd.
22 The account ol Jane. Glenn, ad-i
minialrwtor of Suaan Mitchell, late ofUar
ri* twp . dee'd.
23 The account of Jamet Martin,
truatec to tell the real eaUle of Jamea
Martin late of \\ alker tow nabip, dec d
-24 The final account of J. r. Gcpharl,
irualccto aell the real i-aUUJ of Georga
Garbrick, laic of Bonner townabip, dee'd
V 5 The guardianahip aocotiol of John
11. Holt, guardian of K. Reed, minor
child of K need, dee'd.
SB The aeeount of S T Grar. and John j
(' Gray, executor, of John Gray, Jr., a*
filed bv 8. T. Gray, acting Kxecutor.
27 The adiuiniatraUon account of Geo.;
; i.igingion adminwtratorof B. K Shopc.
deed, a* filed by A. O. Furwt, Kmj . e*e
< utor in the laat will and lecument of Geo. i
Liviugaton.
2W The account of John liartbbarger
ami C. F. Romich, admin iatrator. ol Win. |
Marlin. late of Walker, townabip, dee d.
B The account ol Albert Uwct, ad
mini.trator of Jacob Habcrocker, late of
Philipaburg, dee'd.
UU The account of John P Harri. exe
cutor in the la*t will and tctamcnt of
Patrick Kline, dee'd, of Bcllefonle.
41 The account of John Bmg, admin-
Uiralor of Henry (iate*, idee'd of Union
twp.
J. H. MGKHISON.
Hwgiater. Bellcfonte
JI'ST BRADY and FOR SALE AT THK
Clotliiug .Store,
Milroy. A choice a**ortincnt of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Fine Black. Blue and other Cloth Drew
! Suit*, Cawwimcro Dreiw and bu.incM *uiU.
Linen Pgntu,
and Vestn,
White, Duck Vextw,
Alpaca (<>at, Pant*,
and Overall*.for
working men.
Men'* and Boy. Hat*, latest *tyle of
Hoots, Shoes,
Gaiters and Slippers."
TRUNKS, VALISKS. and a fall stool
of Men*' Furnishing Good*. Price* Low
Coma and examine for yourelve, am
buy at the Milroy Clothing Store,
junl'.nf /KB KKISR & BRO.
FARMERS AND TEAMSTERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
Curli*' Zink Collar Pada, pronounced
by all who have ued it, to be the best Col
lar Pad ever invented.
They aro warrantod to euro the worst
ca*e ot sore neck on horse*.
For *alo by
W. J. M'MANIGAL,
19juii3ra at Millheim & Milroy.
UN DKKTAK KRS SU PPLI ES.-A
tine assortment of Coffin trimming*,
just received at Millhoim and Milroy
Hardware store*. llarr handle*. Lace dec.,
latent style*.
aprlO.Um W J. M'MANIGAL
Whsr— lh Una. CtiHa A. Mu. I'mldMt of
lbs court of t'ommon I'lcss. In lh**4n Judicial Ills
trtct. consisting of Uis counties of Oatr*. t lluum. awl
I'lsarttsld. sua (lis Hooorslils W W. !>>*• unit the
llonorsbls Ifsnrr Dopn. Associate Jwluos. In l.'satrs
county, hsrloi Issued ttoslr nrsospt, bssrtus dsls (Us
4th day of January. A D,. left. to mc dliwtodfor bold
ln s court of Oyor sod Terminer and t.sncrsl Jail IW>
Ilrcnr sod Uu*rtar (tensions of Mlo I'sscs In Itollnfuul*.
for ths ooonty of t)snt, snd to nnsnmsu** na the *th
Sutiiinay of A*a null. twins tbc *Mh day of Anal IMa
snd to continue two weeks
Notice Is hereby I roil to Us < Won or, .lust Ices of ths
Posse, Aldsrmeu sud Constables oftbo ssld county of
Centre, thst they bo then snd Ihoro In thotr |>ru|>or
loosens. St Id o'clock In tbo foronoon of ssld dsy. with
their reoorda, lugulsllluns, ossinlusllons. snd their own
remembrances. to do ilw Ihliurs which to tbslr olftce
appertains te bs duns, snd thus* who sro bound lots
cosnlssncss to prusecuts aaaiii-t tbe prisoners that srs
or slsll tie In the )sll of foul re county, be then snd
j ihors to prosecute asalntt them ss shall he Just.
| Uirsn under my band, si Bellatont*. ths 4lh day of
'.tan in the year of our Lord, lata, snd In ths ninety
fourth fear of the Unh^Buyr.
I. (iii^nilirimrr.
ARRANGE MKNTI
ISAAC GUIMIENHKIMKB, HAVING
purchased the entire stock of the late
firm ofHu-miin A Ghlggouheimar, ex
-EJt the leather and Shoe findings,
has FILIAL UP his shelves with a lot of
HI'I.KXDID NEW UOODH,
embracing
READY MADE CLOTHING,
DITTOS* HOODS,
OKOt'KKI KM,
fliOVlfelofcH,
UOOTN A SHOES,
I
HATS A CATS, |
t AND TA Y ARTICLES
r
' and is now prepared to ACCOMODATE all
bis old custo ers, and to welaoiuc all
new ones who inay favor him with
J their patronage, lie feels safe in SAY
f iiig that he can please the most faslidi
. ous Call and see.
ISAAC GI'GGENHELMBK.
p. s.—Mr. Sussman still continues
to deal in
LKATUKK AND SHOE-PINDIXOB,
CLOVER and TIMOTHY HEEDS,
in the old room, where he may alway
be found. I'iap.tf.
C. F. Herlocher N, Croumiller.
NEW GOODS!
?;i£ 3 W A fl) 1A L
or
GOODS!!!
HKKLACHKIt A GKoX MILLER
\WT i,h to infotm the cilixeu* of Poller
IT that they have opened an mitre new
slock of goods in their old quarters, sod
wilt keep constantly on hand a full and
good assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
ALPACAS,
Poplins,
PLAIDS,i
Lustres.
snd sll other kinds al
DRESS GOODS.
full line of
NOTIONS and FANCY Goods
Hat* A Cape, Boots A Shoes
CROCKERY. oCEEN>WAItE.
BTOX K\V ARE. CKDA KWAKK,
SUGARS.
"LEAS, COFFEES.
FISH, HALT,
etc., etc , etc..
AII of which we offer at greatly reduced
prices.
Uighest prices paid for ropntry produce.
By strict attention to business we hope to
merit and receive the patronage or the
public
Shortlidge & Co..
I'HOPRIETOKS OF THE
Bellefonte Lime Quarries.
The only Manufacturers of Lime, burnt
exclusively with wood, in Central
"Pennsylvania.
DKAI.ERH IX
Anthracite Coal,
White Lime,
Du Font's Powder,
Sporting and Bloating Powder on
hand,
Kusa for Blasting,
Fire Brick,
Ground Fire Clay,
Fertiliters,
Implements.
(anIOTS
t ifflce acd va.-d near South end of the
Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Depot, Belle
fsnte. Pa JsniaTJ
YOUNG'S HOTEL Corner of Third
and Chestnut Street, Mifllinburg, Pa.
John Showers, Proprietor.
Its Central Location make* it particularly
desirable to persons visiting Town on
business or pleasure.
H. A. Taylor's Livery Attached.
unflll ly
4 HAMUS. J I MLT'OKKT J ARR AVER.
JOHX NORMA. TNTRR II< R KH.
Pennsvalley
Banking (Jo.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Allow Interest,
Discount Note
Buy and Sell
Government Securities, Gold and
Coupons.
PETER Horraa. WM. B. MIXOLE,
Pras't. Cashier.
CENTRE HALL
COACH SHOP,
LEVI MURRAY,
at hi* establishment at Centre Hall, keep*
on hand, and lor a!e, at the moot rcaona*
ble rate*.
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
PLAIN AND FANCY,
and vehicle* of every description made to
order, and warranted to bo made of the
best *ea*oned material, and by the mo*l
•killed and competent workmen. Person,
wanting anything in hi* line arc requested
to call and examine hi* work, they will
Una it not to be excelled for durability and
wear. may22tf.
1.F.V1 MURRAY.
NOTARY PUBLIC. SCRIBNKK ANl>
CONVEYANCER,
CENTRE lIALL, P A.
Will attend to administering Oath*, Ac
knowlc igement of Deed*. &c, writing Ar
ticle* of Agreement, Deed*, Ac, may 15
WOOD CARPETS
The Beat *ubtltute for Oil Cloth*, Mal
ting* ami Carpel*.
Abo, Houghton'* i-atknt adjust a m.k
| NURSERY GATE
! and Window Bur, to prevent accident* to
children. Will ttt anv door, window or
! stairway. Prioo from $1 25 to $2 25.
Also, Houghton'a patkst adjuktahi.k
i
' MOSQUITO & FLY SCREEN,
I will fitnny
,1 WINDOW OK DOOR,
n Price for window*, with netting and tix
• ture* complete, from 50 cent* to $1 50. For
• door*, with netting and rixture* complete,
4 $2 50 to J4 00.
4 J. W. Boughton,
>• 1200 Chestnut Street, Pbil'a.
'• Juql9-2UI
NE PLUS ULTRA.
No Better Place!
Thv subscriber ta jmt receiving from ths
DA* tern ritioi A Full Nu>ck ol
S I' M M K 11 (1 OODB
which lie ha* determined to tell very
cheep, consisting of
l)l(Y GOODS and
Print*, Muslin*. Opera Canton*, and Woli
Flannel*, ladle*' lire** Good*, *ueh u
Detain*, Alpaca*, Poplin*, Empress Cloth.
Sateens, TaineUe, together with a full
•loch of everything usually kept la the
Dry Good* line.
NOTIONS:
A full slock, consisting part of Ladio* and
Cbildrru'* Merino Hose, Collar*, Kid
glove*, kiwt quality silk and Lisle thread
Glove*, Hood*, Nubia*, Breakfast shawls.
lIATS & CAPS,
! i A full assortment of
Men's Hoy'* and Children's
at the latest style and beat-
CLOTHING,
Heady made, a choice selection of Mac's
and Boy's of the newest style* and moat
serviceable material*.
BOOTS & SHOES,
WM. WOLF.
I
15,000 BOLTS
OF
WALL PAPER!
Now ua exhibition at Millbeim and Mil
ruy Hardware Store*. About 86 different
PRICKS BANGING FROM 10 CENTS
TO f 1.00 PER BOLT.
Beautiful Gilt Paper at oae dollar
Panel Paper and Parlor
Decoration*.
A reasonable credit will be given to re
*|tonble parties for paper, Tor o per cent
deducted from price* for cash. Price* are
the same at both Store*.
•Pr <". W. J. M MANIGAL.
jQR.S.G. GUTELIUB,
Demist, Mill helm.
J 1 ' 1 professional service* to the
public. He t* prepared to perform all
operation* in the denial profession
jmr- lie is now fully prepared to extract
teeth mkmUutrty pmim. myß-7-tf.
EDWARD J. EVANS ti CO,
X VRSER I'M EX it SEEDSMEX,
York. Pa.
l it* Catalogue* Mailed to Applicants"^
Rffer {by armtnua) la
Hon. J. 8, Black, Washington, D. 0..
\\ i iwr, Hon A Carl, Hankers, York, Pa.
Excelsior Cement
-1 he undersigned now manufacture Co*
m f. n l ,\££ RA NTKD O** A NI'PKRIOB
Ol ALITY, at their kiln*, near Pine
Creek Milk, In H.fne* iwp. VhU cement
has already been used in large quantities
upon the L. C. Jt 8. C. R R.. an a ha* been
found highly satisfactory upon all job*
where it baa Wen used, and as equal to
any now manufactured. The undersign
ed now take pleasure in recommending,
andwarranUngit to all, Car use in CIB
- KRNs, WATER PIPES, or whatever
purpose a good quality of Cement U deal
rmbic. Thu Ct*i*ifiil ht already been
tested far and wide, and rendered the ut
most satisfaction. Persons, therefore con
structing Cistern*, laying Water Pipe*,
etc., will find it to advantage to bear this
in mind, and aUo, that they warrant the
article a* represented. For further par
liruiar*, address
MEYER A HOFFKR,
® dec If Aarufuburg, Pa.
W7 A. CUiIRfT
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
CKVTBE MALI*, IA.
Would most respectfully inform the cli
nens of this vicinity, that he ha* started a
new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would be
thankful for n share of tne public patron
age. Boot* arid Shoe* made to order and
according to style, end warrant* hi* work
•to equal any made elsewhere. All kind*
of repairing done, nod charge* reasonable
Give him a call. feb 13 ly.
J? XICUTORS' NOTICE —Leuer tee
j tamentary on the estate of Nicholas
ockart, late of Potter township, dee'd,
have thi* day been granted to the under
signed, all person* knowing themselvee
indebted to raid estate will please make
it:.mediajc payment and those having
claim* will present tbctu duly authenti
cated for settlement.
THOMAS B. McKLROY.
iuly 18.6 C Executor.
A DM I NISTRATORS^NOTICM. —Let-
ter* of administration on the estate!
ot David Jordan, late of Potter twp.,
dec d. have been granted to the under
signed, who request* all person* knowing
themselves indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having de
mands against the same to present them
duly authenticated by law for settlement-
AARON LU C K EN BACH,
julylO.CC Admr.
■p X ECUTOR S"NOTICE -Letter tes
1J tamentary on tbe estate of John
Reynold*, of Miles twp., dee'd, have been
granted to tbe undersigned, who request*
all person* knowing themselves indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment,
en-1 those having demand* against the
same to present them duly authenticated
by law for settlement to Mr. Jo.s Wour,
of Mile* twp., to whom I have given a
power of Attorney, to transact nil business
for said o*late.
CHRISTIANA REYNOLDS,
JunegHß Executrix
C. PECK'S
New
Coaoh Manufactory.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
The undersigned ha- opened n new es
tablishment, at hi* new shop*, for the
manufactuie of
Carriages,
Buggies,
&. Spring Wagons,
SLKIUUH AMP SLEDS,
PLAIK AMD FAKCT
of every description .
All vehicle* manufactured by him
are warranted to render satisfaction, and as
equal to any work done elsewhere.
He use* none but the best material,
and employs the most skillful workmen.
Hence tney flatter themselves that their
work can not be excelled fur durability
nnd finish.
Order* from a distance promptly attend
ed to.
Come and examine my work before
contracting elsewhere.
PRICES REASONABLE,
XII kind*of Keparing done.
llOUSkTand LOT FOR SALE.—A lot
of ground, nt Potter's Mills, thereon erec
ted a two-tory dwelling House, with good
Wagonuiaker Slioii. a good Stable, and all
necessary outbuilding*, is offered at pri
vate sale, on rea-onable term*. There is a
well of never failing water, with pump,
! near the door. For further particulars
apply to Mrs. KATE SHAFER,
l,pram . Fottwt KUlf.
I tlr " 1
I HA.I7K.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU?
U IV ..uljr Known HATNCMLGR FOR Bright'* DM
% mm a* mttom pscaßsv to TODTON, th* to
iiliSSll
KK4INKT*! HTBACT SCORE,
aSsSgiS6lig^Ss
■KJTAMMBLPR * KETRTACT IN' ! CHE K
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*voto QUACKS AND IMPOITMITIR
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a M—M to—A,
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."WHSA*
SEWING MACHINES.
The ikln of Sowing machine* in 1872, a
reported under oath, in 187%, to own
ert of the Sawing Machine Potent*
thow that the
SINGER
MANUFACTURING 00.
1 -ast Year Sold
219,758
MACHINES
OB
38,498 more than ia 1871,
Ninety per cent, of them being for
FAMILY USE
TAI* ts Or AT
4 5 ,0 0 0
More Sewing Machines than were
•old by any other company
during the same period, sod
over
ONE QUARTER
of all the Machines sold in 1872.
Principal Ofice of
The Singer Mann fart tiring Co.
34 UNION SQUARE.
Philadelphia, office, 1106 Chestnut St.
jane 26-Giu
JgKOCKKKUOFF UPTJST
Allegncacv Street, Bcilcfonte, PA
D. JOHNSON & SONS, Proprietors.
A RISSTCLXML HOTEL. COMrOBTABLE BOOMS
PROMPT ATTENDANCE.
ALL THE MODERN CONVENIEN
CES—AND REASONABLE Charges.
The proprietors offer to the TRAVELING
public, sad to their country friends, first
class accominodatioas and earaftU atten
tion to the want* of guests at all tines, at
fair rate*. Carefu! hostlers and good stable
ling FOR horses. An excellent table well
served. A Bar supplied with fine liquors.
Servants well trained and everything re
quisite in a first class Hotel. Our location
L in the business part of the town, near the
Post Oflcc, the Court House, the Chur
ches, the Banks, and the p incipal placet
of business, renders it the most eligible
place for those who visit Bellefoete on buti
or pleasure.
An Omnibus will cany passengem
and baggage to and from all trains
free of charge.
GIVEN AWAY.
A Fine German Chromo.
We send an elegant Chromo, mount*
cd and ready for framing,
free to every Agent for .
mmmumm
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942 Pages Octavo. 130 Fine Engravings.
Relates Incident* and Accidents beyond
the Light of Day; .Startling Adventures
in all pans of tho World ; Mines and
Mode Working them; Under-current* of
Society; Gambling and it* Horrors : Cav
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of Wickedness ; Prisons and their Secrets;
Down in tho Depths of the Sea; Strange
Stories of the Detection of crime.
The book treat* of experience with
brigands; nights in opium aens and gamb
ling hell* ; lire in prison ; Stories of exiles ;
adventures among Indians ; journeys
through Sowers and Catacombs ; accidents
in mines ; pirates and piracy; tortures of
, the inquisition ; wonderful burglaries ; un
derworld of the great cities, etc., etc.
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this book. Send for circulars and terms to
agents.
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Dr. Crooks Wine of Tic
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