THE CENTRE
Till" RSPA Y MAY 7. 1*74,
LOC AL IT EM S.
Our friend* will oblige be sanding us
Items ot local new* in their bwaliljr, gt*r
ui the facta only, and we will put them In
shape, also notices of deaths and marri
age*.
Any ouc sending u the names of si* new
subscribers, with the cash, will be entitle,l
t. receive the Ukivwter one year free.
The Rrrott'iK* being read by neatly
every body >n this side of _ the county,
where it has a larger circulation than any
two pnper*. will ho found the best medium
for advertising business, sales, 4c. Ac
Rain all day on Monday.
Tuesday afternoon warm enough to
bring out the flies.
—-llave received the Magic Inkstand,
which makes its ewn ink. It is not a hum
bug
Win. Armstrong, at Potters Mills,
advertises all kinds of factory goods, in
exchange for wool.
About a week ago fiOOyouag salmon
treut were emptied into Peons Craca
above Selint grove.
Wils Lave, son of our friend Judge
Love, is reported drowned at Lock Haven,
during the late jam. Hope it is not cor*
reel.
J. C. Mot* has entered into partner
ship with Hon. J. G Mayer, in the grain,
flour, and cement business, at Pine Cerek
Mills.
—Brown should net be too hasty
about the district attorneyship, without
first consulting John F. Potter about that
1 ttle matter.
Cyrus W. Hunter has settled down
at Matternville, near Buffalo Run, and.
with James M'Cartney, is engaged in
manufacturing wagons, buggies, plows,
harrows, 4c. Success to him.
A fellow came to the Repo*t*r of
fice the Other day, and inquired whether
(Yeomatien, so much talked about, wasn t
a new way for making butler.
—— Mr. Evans, watchmaker aud jewel
er, formerly of llarrisburg, gives notice of
his intention to locate here permanently
if he meets with the needed encourage
ment.
"A thing of beauty i* a jay ft> rover.'
Col. Brown agree* to be a candidate for
district attorney. We offered him the
Lieutenant Governship, which he de
cline*.
Rev. S. G. Bhaanon. termer ly of this
place, and new pastor ef the Milrey Luth
charge, has been allowed a *ix week s va
cation by his flock, two. of Jwhich he has
.spent among hi* friend* in thi* valley.
let out to the lowest bidder, to be kept in
repair for one year, and the supervisor* ef
Fulton twp., after six year*' trial, an
nounce that they have been able to reduce
the tax, and bare greatly improved road*.
There is a piue tree down the valley
which unit be twisted more than any
screw we ever saw, and a* a friend relates
us, must be a great way* down from top
to ground, following the grain. This pin*
was struck by lightning, and tbe electrici
ty followed the twist. There was a squir
rel in the top when theatre* was struck,and
the little animal at once made a straight
cut down the trunk, reaching the bottom
before the lightning.
—Tbe Journal of £uurfi</>i thinks
that American* have a peculiar habit of
using large words, and especially notices
the a* sr. nipt ion of tbe title of professor by
men who after a year's study in .erne nor
mal school, or a four years' ceutae in a
school college, undertake to govern
schools of twenty pupils.
Thi* remind* us of a Clinton county
Teacher*' Institute, which met at Logans
ville tome 18 years age, when a resolution
was passed for themselves, declaring,
* that each teacher holding a professienal
certificate hereafter be titled professor.'
Same one sends us an anonymous
communication, signed "Yours, Confiden
tially," which has a flings: a certain con
s; icuows gentleman, and wants it publish
ed. It is too early yet for greens, and be
sides, our correspondent* must give us
their came* "confidentially" and avoid
petty personalities, which we strike out,
when obsei ved in time.
Centre County Sabbath School As
sociation will hold it* next annual conven
tion at Spring Mills, commencing on Tues
day, June 2nd, and closing on the follow
ing Wednesday evening. Rev. R- P. H.
Fletcher, of Lock Haven, will preach the
opening sermon on Tueaday evening.
The following item we Ind in an exj
change, and ask persons who send com
munication* to the RXTOBTXR, to study
and observe it:
The kind of communicatioa* that are in- ;
tare sting to every reader of a county pa
per.and'which the editor will always be
pleased to publieh, can be written by al
most any intelligent person. Such com-,
municatlons should contain something re-•
lating to one or all the following subjects '•
Public or private improvements in the;
neighborhood ia which the writes resides ;
the crops and their condition ; schools ami !
their prosperity , accidents or incidents ;
that may occur and in which tbe public j
are interested ; public meetings or elec
tions; all marriages and deaths, together
with everything connected with the gener
al prosperity of the people of the locality.
Avoid personalilioi, trfling neighborhood
quarrels, and everything that does not in
terest the general public. Observe brevi- j
,ty, write plainly.
A fellow by name of Meisner, living
<jn a killdsar farm back ol Miller's Hotel, !
in Hartley township, Union county, start- j
ed out or. a foraging expedition, on Wed- j
ncsdsy 22ad, with horse and wagon went
for Brushvalley, and during the night
helped himself to 18 bushels of seed oats, 2
hels of cloverseed and aome rye, out of
the V * rn of Brumgard,
,„d tiled "• ! ~ d w *\
of the crib *"*"*
or, hi. .y ho, •*"" !
brunii.rd w.oL."d "• " '.•
wagon tracks were . ®
teams were met comi.*,' ,0 •" iv
rectien, who reported ha *'"* 'f** * "'*?
with a wagon heavily laden. Th " puruit
was continued to Miller- s>vern (Sixer's)
where the pursuers learned that he l ad
been tbere and also his name and residence
and that he alleged buying the grain from
Newt Wolf. Of courae tbe chap we* w>n
treed, and arreted. He
things square by paying tIW. . **•
however, taken off to jait at Leanrbutg.
The Citizens ot Manor School dis
trict, met on last Sunday, April at the
above named School house. for_ the Pur
pose ot reorganizing a i nuntiay
School. There was a good attendance
considering tho unfavorable condition of
the weather and road*. Tho fo.lowing
named offleera were elected : bJP. 1 L°n
ard Rhone; Bec'y, G. W. Boal; librarian.
Jacob Wagner ; AsaistantLihrarian, F.pb
riam Keller: Treasurer, Michael bpieher,
jr. This School, in connection with the
""Eurleystown Sunday School, held several
interesting and instructive S. B. Concert*
during the pat arinter, conducted by lie v.
ririttonden and Superintendents of the
v VdiOl#
Sc " Hberllidge & Co., of BellelenU, oon-
the highest price for wheat,
tinue to , They pay the high
corn, rye, o. good potato**. They
est pi ice in ca. Jxayuga plaster, flne
are now selling t. Jjyr (9.50 per ton,
ly ground ready fo . it t" be a
of 2000 pounds. They *, ba o# . #
good a fertiliser fj • * pi ttipif in
plaster. Farmers will flnu
terest to call on them. .
The May Aldine • * - . flfw
beautiful as the month it
U> the brim with choice flower* of a
E&SS ZZSfi
ffiSSJSpStf,-I tb. mm.
tents of the flay Aldine are of Kreater ra
riety and excellence than usual. Sub
scription price, $5, including ebromes
"The East" and "The "West" James
Sutton & Co., publishers, 66Maiden Lane,
Hew York City.
-—G enu & Houser woolen litctory nl
JfiiUketiu, ani tho dwelling house oecu*
pied by* Mr Houser, were entirely de
stroyed by fire, on last Monday ruernlng
As we a-e informed, Mr. lleu-er bad gone
to the factory that morning to start the
fires, and shortly after returning to the
house, lie discovered that the factory was
en fire, 'lbc flame* spread so rapidly that
it was impossible to save any of the ma
chinery or other contents of the building
Tho machinery was all in good order.
Closely adjourning the factory building,
on the east aide was the largo two story
dwelling occupied by Mr. Houser, to
which the llames communicated, and U
was aeon in a blare and burned to the
ground. The greater part of the house
hold effects were saved, to which all the
aid on the spot was given, as it was uselcs
to attempt to save anything in the factory.
We suppose the less must foot up to some
SIO,OOO, and sots very heavily upon the I
firm We did not learn ot there being
any insurance upon the property.
-The genera! council of the Centre eo. |
Granger*, metal Centre Hall, on Wed
nesday. Delegations from the different
local granges ware in attendance, and the j
meeting was quite large, an evidence that |
the brotherhood cf farmers is gaining In ,
numbers in thecouuty.
——This is the way it was done : A rat,
which bad done considerable mischief
gnawing a si Ik-dress and some oloer ar
ticles, belonging to a colored lady in this
town, was at last cornered by her, held
down with a poker, and tenderly chastised
with a little switch and then let ruu.
Keally doctor Itergh couldn't bring in
complaint here. Did ever rat re, eive
kinder treatment far depredations *
Tu* Msatc lxE*r*XD.— This invention
will drive all other inks out of tho market
Millions are being sold in Europe, and
millions will he sold here. D coats but
two i'-" dollars. It is, decidedly, the great
est curiosity of the century. Makes its
own ink, by simply pouring in water. It
will last an ordinary lifetime. Sold bv all
stationers, or by mail from K. C. Root,
Anthony, 4 Co., New York.
£i-uak Taixu Itrms, —A mean
robbery was cemmi.ted in the basement of
the Reformed church at Logan**ille, a
few week* ago, which, tor meanness, ha*
scarcely an equal. It appear* that the
thief entered a window ia the basement
and made fer the contribution box. Thi* j
he captured, and alter appropriating it* .
centenu of some eleven mouths' wring, .
the *ncak made goed his escape. No clue j
to the thief.
A few Sunday* ago, while Hon. George
W. Shtvely and family were at church,
some thieving rascal entered the house
and took out of a sugar bowl s♦"*) in money.
If the thief had gone one degress deeper
he would have got double the amount. —
Awtwrafi
LETTER FROM OHIO.
TROY, OHIO. May L*t, !BT4.
EDITOR RxroRTKRThe writer of the
article I see in the RKP*RTXR from Akron,
Ohio, gave glowing accounts of the wo
men crusade in that place, but she forgot
to mention that the > otueu got paid for
tinging and praying, and had a geod din
ner gotten up for them every day at the
chutxh, and from my certain knowledge,
one of the women took whisky every dfay
for her health. The fanatical excitement
which ha* arrayed one class of our riticent
against another, ha* new well spent its
fury. In the siuaH towns of Ohio, where
the crusade has been waged vigorously,
there has been great disturbing of good
feeling amongst former friends and fam
ilies, equal to war times, and thi* thing of
standing picket at the back doorot saloons
till 11 o'clock at night, I think is going a
little too far for a decent woman, and one
night in the city of Piqtia, a woman got
awfully scared at some awful sight she bo
held. The next morning she had the sa
loon keeper arrested and brought before
the Mayor of the city; tbe women crowd
ed in his office >* fast that he had to ad- j
journ to one of the largc.-t halls in tbe city, j
and it is astonishing to bear of so many
women crowding in to hear a vulgar suit.
The man was bound over to court.
A GRAXGKR. !
. *-•*- •
For the Reporter.
WOODWARD SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The Woodward S. S., owes honor and
respect to J. N. Van Ortner, for it* gene
ral prosperity and advancement. Tho
school is making use of the Bereau Les
son Leaves and Journal. The meney
which tha school need* for baying books,
Ac., is obtained by mean* of a contribu
tion box which contain* as many *mii
boxes as there are clasao*. This box i#
pasted round everv Sunday, and at 'he
end of every month the box Is opened. At
tbe end of the first month the box con
tained fifteen dollars and sixty-nine
cents. A Lena.
For the Reporter.
SUGAR VALLEY ITEMS
The principal topic for conversalion-in ;
this vicinity at present, is the poor-house ;
question ; all seeming to be unanimously
in favor of having one built in tbe county,
without delay. Tb people are also awak-1
ening to tbe necessity of having a longer
"school term." It is earnestly hoped by
the intelligent, and greater part of the peo
pie that ere long we shall have a law e
tablithed in this county, (Clinton) provid- j
ipg for a public "school term" of. from six j
to nice months in the year.
The Green.grov# school,—Mr. Overdorf
teacher—held en eabibition on last Mon
day algbL Yours truly, did not enjoy the ,
pleasure of being present, but presume
thev bad a good attendance, as the little |
urchins were busy all tbe next day scrub
ing out tbe school room.
Mr, J. S. Boone, says he don't care
11 bout tbo bag full of oat*, but if the fellow
| that took it by mistake from bis store i
| porch the other night, will only return the
j bag. be will accept it gratefully and ask
no questions.
During tbe psst winter, a great many
farmers of this and Brushvalley. have had
grain of some kind stolen from them, and
no clue to the identity of tbf thieves coul J
be discovered. Tbe community will there
fore be glsd to learn that one of these
■■omtcmptablc trretehe*. tbe perpetrator of
I ibe last theft in Brushvalley. has been
| '.raced to his home; end we presume ore
this, is safely lodged in the Bellefonte jail,
to await his trial. In the scar oh of the
premises, bags were found belonging to
farmers who had not noticed the efflux
from their granaries
A remarkable lady of this place, upon
being informed that the Enterprise hud
given nearly a column, in reference to the
] marriage of Henry Shoemaker, to Miss
Blanche Quiggle, indignautly remarked ;
' Gracious alive I what is this world com
ing too; neatly a column of Uio newspa
per, for a wedding notice; and only a
t hoe-maker at that Why law take*, when
I was young a shoemaker could thank hi*
-tars, if he got a wedding notice in tho pa
per at all."
The "beautij\il snow" is only twelve
Inches deep thj* morning i Apr. BU, 1 and 1
shjtll have U> bid you adieu ; or nrelbrr
sleigh ride this season, for Yours Truly,
will oe gone where the woodbine twinetn.
V. V.
TRIBUTE OK RESPECT.
Whtrtas, the great Master of the uni
verso has seen fit in his wisdom to take
from time toottmity our brother John V.
Ros-, inembof of Spring Mills Grange,
No. 158, and. a* broiha.-a and sisters of the
Patrons of Husbandry. Uio noble order ol
which ho so recently was a member, we
beg leave to offer the following resolu
tions:
Ist. That the Spring Mills Grango ha*
learned with profound regret of tbe death
of Brother John P. Bora.
I 2nd. That whilst wo deplore the loss of
our worthy Brother, and -hall miss him in
our deliberation*, still as Patron* we bow
in humble submission to the wiii ol Ulm
who doetb all things well,
3rd. That we extend our sympathies to
tbe bereaved family of oar brother, com
mending them to nun, who tcmpereth the
wind to tbe shorn lamb.
4th. That these resolutions be spread
upon oar minutes, and a blankfpage upon
secretary's book be set apart expressly for
thp name of our brother John P, itos*.
with bis M*j dt#cf his initiation, and al
so date of hi- death, that these resolution*
be published in the county papers, and
that the secretary, bo rconested to send a
cepy of these resolutions to the family of
the deceased.
W. F. KKABIUK, |
J. W. KVAKS, > Committee
J, A- McCLrwTio)
[County plasse copy.]
■ - --w-s
Barbert A Co.'s sash factory, at Mont
gomery Htatfon, flvo miles fiom Muncv,
Pa., was totally demolished Saturday by
the boiler exploding. Two boys named
Fowler and the engineer were injured.
The medical examination of the brain of
Waits, the murderer, showed it was in a
perfectly healthy aud Bound condition and
weighed fifty-four ounces.
HOItIII HLK OCCIKKKNCK
TliW Verton* Jiuritwl to Death in
Clearfield county.
lioutadale, AprllSft A rtro broke out
early this morning in lloutsdale in the
houirtf L ('•innkrll, on licarce street,
occupied tv th• Pennington family Loss
about Jd.lVk), no insurant * The nam**
of the parlies burned to dtttb were Elijah
Pennington ami his wife ami \\ eatley
Pennington The mother ami daughter j
wore sat ml hut were slightly burned The
tire is supposed to hate uiiglulM frum a
defective* stove The three bodies were;
found together below the comer room of!
tho house The hod tea were trot discover- ]
ed until the house had lallon in A man
fool appearing among the embers led to
the discovery of the bodies. I hoy wore
almost totally destroyed, the features not
rooogniaahle. The skulls were opened by
the heat and the brains drawn out
Four incite* of snow on the houses pre
vented a general con (lag ratten The houe
foil in about three quarters of an hour af
ter the tire w* discovered The building
I being frame burned very rapidly Mr
Pennington, father of the diseased, who
was at lioilidavtburg at the tune of the
| lire, returned this morning. A Jury ws
| empaneled and the matter is being inves
tigated to-day. The mother and daughter (
escaped bv leaping from the bed room (
window of the second story. They were (
sII asleep when the house caught tire (
The exertion* ef theciliaens prevented the
destruction of other property.
A SUPPOSITION OF MI'KDKH !
lleutsdale, IV. April 30 It appaaiwj'
thst the wemsn wlw wss burned to death
yesterday was the wife at another man,
and was living Willi Pennington as his (
wife. Threats had been made two weeks (
ago hv her former husband to kill her, and
tha supposition it that he first murdered :
the three persons and then ri tire to the j
house to Cvnoeal bia crime. A bucket was (
ieuud near the premises which had con
mined sea) oil, and this led to the supposi
tion. The coroner's jury rendered the fbl-
lowing verdict: .
"That tho aanl lleury Pennington's (
hou-e was set on fire by soute person or
persons unknown to the jury, ana that the 1
three victims were malicieusly burned to .
death. '
SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE
PENNIiYLVAN 1A KAILROAI)
April 20 —An accident occur*
rod Urn morning near Cressen, tW
mile* vml of here. Five rtftntß w!k*
ing on tbe track near Cresson were net bv
a treight train going ca*t. They stepped
on the other track to get out ot the way
when the I'aciflo ex pre** going wot struck
them, killing four instantly and eerioualy
injuring the fifth. The name* of the kill
ed are Edward l'ardae, Aniet Pardee,
Jacob Bowder, 1'- N. Chwin, and William
t'hwin injured. They Heed at Cherry
Tree, Indiana county, Pa.
FIGHTING IN ARKANSAS,
A Pitched llat tie lie Iwe an the Bax
ter aud Brooks Meu at Piue Bluff.
Little Rock, April SO. Gen. King
White, who has charge of tha Baxter
force* at Pino Blud" beanug that_*
Brooks men sure aiubled at New Gas
cony, in Jcffer*on county, committing
depredation*, moved a column of two hun
dred men down te that point to-day for the
purpose of dispersing them
A despatch to-niglit to Gen. Newton
from Pine Bluff says Gen. White sent for
ward a flag of truce to order the men to
disperse, but they fired upon the party,
and a regular battle ensued, in which nine
of tbe Brook* parly were killed and twen
ty wounded. The remainder were taken
prisoners, disarmed, and sent home.
Gen. White report* *e*en of hi* own
command wounded, and three horse* kill
ed.
The Situation in Little Kock
The situation in tliie city remain* un
changed. Baxter was reinforced by one
company from Hempstead county this
morning.
Brook * side tent out a squad last even
ing and cut the telegraph wire between
this city and Pice Bluff This squad was
captured last night by the Baxterile*, and
are now under guard.
Maj. Geo. Churcluli, of the Baxter side,
with ten men, was surrounded last night
while coming from the depot of tbo Cairo
and Fulton Railroad by a parly of fifty
Brooksite*. who were laying in wait for
hitn, and he wa* captured. He was re
leased a short time,afterward, and i* t
da v in command of hi* forces.
Tbe United States troops got out in line
last night, prepared to prevent trouble, but
the alarm which caused thi* proved to be
unfaunded.
A spirit ot uneasiness pervade* every
thing. and new* from \\ a-hlegion defi
nitely settling the matter in fatur of one or;
the other party is anxiously looked for by j
everybody.
THE FATHER OF FORTY-ONE
CHILDREN.
John Ilepner, of Reading, claims to be
the father of forty-one children br three
wifes. The Healing Eagle says: He wa*
born in Dl 5, and twenty-five yeais afters
ward. liHO, he married bis first wife in
Germany. They lived bappilv together
for eight rears, when she died. During
that time they were blessed with seven- :
teen well formed children; hence at the
age of thlrty-tbreo Mr. Uepnar found him
self the father of quite nn extensive fam
ily. The little one-came on enith as fol
lows: Two pair* of twin*, four setts of
triplet* and one at single birth, seventeen
in all. The children of thi* marriage are
now all dead.
Mr. Ilepner remained a widower after a,
short time, for in less than a year after Le
married another fair daughter of Germany. 1
Providence smiled on the union and ap
parently approved of it, fer during the
course of eventa he was made the nappyi
father of another child in the month of
February, IMB. On Christmas following,
in the same year, ten month* afterward,
another child was born unto him Then
the Lord blessed them with twin* five
times in .succession. uad suhteuuently
thrce luoie children at single birth were
born unto hitn, making fifteen in all. Hi*
-econd wile and hun-elt lived together
nine year* and then she died. By the two
marriages Mr Ilepner, at the ago of forty
two, had become the father of thirty-two
children, of which only two are now Uv-
I i nar.
Twenty years ago Mr, llepner and wife
came to this country, lie was then thirv
ty-nine years of age. Three years after
ward hi* wifa died. Mr. Henner aot de
siring to live in a strange land entirely;
alone selected a third wife in 186b. They,
are still living happily together, and dur
ing the sixteen years of their married life;
| nine children have been born unto them,
| each by single birth, making forty one in
all. lfis third wife was a widow with one
child when they married, hence forty-two'
children have called .him "lather." Of
the third set of children only three are
living, making five living in all, together
{ with the extra one belonging to his third
wife.
THE GREAT OVERFLOW,
Prpaeut Condition of Affairs iu the
South-West —Tho People Suffering
end Destitute.
Memphis, May 3.— Several steamer*
from below arrived to-day, but they bring
little additional information concerning
the overflow. A pilot from Vicksburg re
ports that ia the country back "of Austoali
is inudated, probably front the liuckpqck
anv crevasse. i)r. Tibbct's plantation,
ju-tbekw Lake Providence, anf Tucker's
plantation just above, aro overflowed ; al
so, that back of Hun k's Line. There is
much suffering and destitution not hereto
fore reported. Throughout the Inundated
region stock is huddled together on the
to|v of tiie levers, or on narrow strips of
laud, and those not starving are being kill-;
cd hy buffalo gnat*. Pilot John Uilmore
reports the water falling along the coast
below Natchez. but it should be borne in
mind that the sufferings of tho people will
not end with the decline of the water, as
many of them have lust everything and
are without food.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
City of Kingston, N. Y., May 3. -There
was a terriblo calamity nl the village of,
Shawnngunk, on the Walikill Valley
Railroad, about thirty, tnilet from this
city, lust evening. As the day hands em
ployed in Gondii's large paper-mill Were
leaving the shops just before six o'clock,
the large boilor'explodetj, nearly demolish
ing the building and burying in the ruins
innnv of the laborers. Seven persons
were taken out timid, and a number fatally
weunded. Those killed were horribly
mangled. The force of the explosion *i
terrific. The boiler, weighing five tons,
was thrown 000 feet. There is intonte ex
cltpnspnt In thevlllage, nd a crowd threat
ened to lynch Mr. Traiilcr, the superin
tendent of tho mill, who, it is claimed.
Wit'guilty of criminal negligence iq iiing
a rotten, condauinod hollar. The null was
recently erected at a cost of (100,000.
FAMILY AFFLU TJOY —'The loll.iwing
death record wa clip from our Brookrille
exchanges:
"Died in Window township, of scarlet
fever, March }"th, Almira M. Owens, aged
7 years and 10 mouths j Murph 28d, Elisa
beth M. Owens, aged I'd year*, 1 month
and 12 days; March 24th, Emily J. Owens,
egud 35 years. 2 months and 16 days;
Mrch 2tUh, Jfargnret J. Qwcns aged 111
yearsurid 4 days j March 30th, Francis D.
Owens, aged J4 years, 1 mouth and 7 d*J'.
all of, and just one-half of the family of
I Thomas M. Owens,"
THE HOMESTEAD IIOKHOH
Six Person* Burned lo I)MUI near
PitUburg.
TllLburg, At>til9o, Knrljr tlii* morning
til* house <>t John llamuel near lloneslead
about sis mlla* from hern. was destroyed
i b* lire ani lh* enliro family, consisting of
Mr. llaiiiuel, his wife. two children, hired
itill, aml n boy whom they wr* raising,
[six person* in all, wero humeri to .lealF
Hut two recognisable bodies were found
|lt n altno.t certain that the entire family
wer* murdered, ami suspicion reU upon n
man In their Mil ploy on thn place, tine of
the bodies foil ml among the rullia •hewed
(that hit throat hail boon cut.
EARNEST MINTZINGKK "ALIAS
LOVE UONFKSSKS TilK CRIMK
The arrest of have the confessed niur
ilercr of the Harnett*, at Homestead.
Allegheny county, *ai accomplished oi
Saturday. The following is a detailed ac
count at taken from the Pittsburg A.Wainc'
/V.VyropA .•
The Arrest.
Officer Quirk it on the day force of the
Allegheny police, end the taloon of Wack
er it located near the end ef hit heat \ et
teulay afternoon about half-past Ave
o'clock \V acker called bim to rimt ta hit
saint n, and there told lom of tho conduct
of the suspected German The saloon
] keeper a attention was first attracted to the
! im,a by hit frequently alluding ta the
i murder, and hi* excited appearance when
ever that topic m mentioned At times,
alto, he appeared almost era ay Officer '
Quirk secreted himself near the salami and 1
watched him for soma time, until ha was ,
convinced that hit conduct and general 1
nppearar.ee were sufficiently suspicious t '
Justify hi* xrrest Once the German left 1
the saloon, but Waeker and tome other* '
inside ran after him and brought him back '
telling bim that they wanted to treat him. <
When arretted he was considerably un- J
der the influence of liquor, though he
made so resistance, except t# pretend thai 1
he was unable to walk, lie would hold no 1
conversation with any one
Although Mintainger at Hrst stated that J
he could give no reason for committing
the crime, he now acknowledged that
The Object wsa Mottsr, '
|but hs expected to get more than he dij
I When askvd how much he diJ get, he re
plied, fifteen dollars. He gave the
Details of the Murder
as follows : He had been at work digging
post holes all dav, and when he cam# home
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Harnett were
calling at the house of a neighbor, leaving
their two daughters and the adopted boy
at home When Miutainger was about to
take the money he says he thought the
children might detect bitu and tell en him,
and to prevent this he would murder them
Accordingly he procured an ax and mur
dered them while they were in bed. He
first killed the bo v. end then the vounger
sirl5 irl—though he did not say when he mur
ered her elder sister. They did not
make the least resistance he says, and it is
supposed that they were sleeping peace
fully at ths time, in utter ignorance of the
terrible instrument in the hands of a mur
derer which was hanging over their heads.
When the Parent* came Home,
Mlntzlngcr. who was lying in wait for
them, struck the father on the hea4 with
the ax as he came in the door, felling him
at once to the floor. The woman, he says,
gave two or three screams, and then a blow
of the murderous weapon sileaeed her for
ever.
Did not set the House on Fire.
Wheu asked by the interpreter how he
had set the house on fire, Mintxinger an
swered that he did not burn the house at
all, and he did not know how the flames
could have originated.
DR.SCHOKFPEUKTS THRXK YEARS
IN PENITENTIARY.
Chicago. April 27 —ln the criminal
court of this city Judge Gary sentenced
Dr. Paul Schoeppe, coav icted of forgery,
to throe years in the jwnilcnliay. The
eeunsel declare their intention ol taking
the case to the Supreme Court on a writ ol
error.
Annapolis, April 27. —An oyster pungy
capsized off Thomas Point by a sudden
squall to-day. Captain John Maitb, a
white man and three colored hand* were
drowned.
i PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Philadelphia, Mav 2. —At a 'meeting 'of'
the directors of the Pennsy Ivania railroad,
cempanv a dividend ef five per cent was.
declared, payable on and after the 30th of j
'.his month.
The stock Is now selling at 50|, dividend'
'off. The reports submitted to the direct-'
ors show the road to be in a prosperous!
| condition.
A PitUburg young bey thrust his band ,
into a Lion's cage at Robinson show. 1
When tho Hon got done munching it, the :
little boy was taken to a Dr. who cut the .
'remnants off
The secretary of the United American,
Mechanics' building and loan association,'
J. K. Snyder, at Lancaster was arrested'
on Saturday evening charged with em
bezzling sß,oto, belonging to the associa
' lion.—Murning Review
A i a ft, consisting of fifty-one large,!
straight pine-trees, ranging from ninety
ITo one hundred feel in length, was com
pleted at Great Bend, on tho North
B:anch of the Susquehanna, recently,
i The ewner expects to realize ten thousand :
dollars for it, on reaching market.
John Sullivan of Gueiph. Ontario, who
' committed a rape en a girl five years old on
1 the 18lh ultimo was tried and found guiily
i: and sentenced to be hanged on the 25th of:
June.
Inducements In the way of low fares, arc'
now made by steamship lines to immi
grants, steerage passengers being nowbnok
ed from Liverpool to New York for fif
teen dollars.
The Supreme Court uf Minnesota has
decided that railroad cotnpunie* are re
sponsible for all damages that may befall
: the person or property of a passenger, al
though he travel free.
From Memphis committees oflhe Chain
. bar of Commerce and Cotton Exchange
are forwarding supplies to those rendered
{helpless by the overflow of the lower Mis
jaissippi.
j The stoamer Yasco de Gama, which ar
rived at Han Francisco on Friday morning,
made the fastest trip on record between
' Asia and the United States, viz : seventeen
.days and eight hours, having left Hong
1 Kung, China, on April 4, and Yokohama,
'Japan, on April 14,
It Is reported that the Urges! portion of
McLeensboro, 111 , was destroyed by Are
on Friday.
Paul McAferry and Tom Brebson, liv
ing In Cans county, HI., quarrelled on Fri
day about e young woman, and the for
mer fatally shot the latter.
DEK DRUMM Kit
Who put* oup at der best hotel,
Cinl'ilnkns hi* oyster* on tier *chel ,
Und rnft dor freaulein* cute a chwill 7
Der drummer.
Who WM it gome* into mine echtore, •
Drow* down hi* bundles en der floor,
Und neffor schtop* do ichut der do<r ?
Der drummer.
Who dake* me try der hands und *ev* ;
"Hens Pfeifler, now you was to-day
Und goes for ponsnes* right avay?
Der drummer.
Who spreads hi* zamples in a trice,
Und dell* me "look, und see how nice!" j
Und rayll get* "derbottom bricet"
Der drummer.
I Who say* der ting* vu* egstra vine—
"Vrom tihermany, upon der Ithino"—
| Und sheql* mo den dime* oudt of nine?
Der druiuuicr.
| Who dell* how shcap der good* vtt bought
; Vleoch lets a* vol I guild imbort.
! But lot* dent go n* he vn "short?"
Der drummer.
Who verranu all der goots to suit,
Der gusteiner* übon hi* route,
Ued ven dev gomes day wa no goot?
I)cr drum.nor.
Who gomes aroundt ven I been oudt
Drinks oup mine bier and eats mine kraut,
Und kiss Knturina In der mout?
Der drummer.
Who, ven he gomes again dia vuy,
Vill hear vot J'foiflVr has to say.
Und mil a plack eye goes avay ?
j. Der diuntmcr,
—Boston Journal,
| Do Wednesday of last weuk, lau
' llowarsox, living nhout three miles sout
f of New BeHin, In ftbvilor county, wen
out to the barn, in a very cheerful mood
Another member of llio family happen*,
U in the barn tome titue afterwards, and *
l horrified to find him dead, seated on th
' bam fleor, with the hay rope about hi
I neck, lie was between 'JO and 26 year
old No cause lor the rash act it known.
A ruial statistician report* that loon
people eie talked to death by peddlers o
• lightning rod' than ale killed h>' light
[ ! "i"g
DEATHS.
On UOOi Of April 1*74, ■' Totters Mill*
altera short lllnr.t of llcarl tli-ense, Klmei
• K. Clark, son of Moses and Mary Clark
- aged II years, 7 months and day*.
.! On "AHh, in Gregg twp.. alter a short ill
,i ness of typhoid pneumonia, Mr. John I'
j Ross, aged 86 years and it months.
On the Ifnth of April, 1H74, Daniel 11
Merger, son ot Jeeob ltarger, ago,l 17
i years, tf month, and 8 day*.
tin 22, at Milroy, Ja>h llreoit, aged 7£
veers. His remains ware LluUght tu
George's valley fur burial.
For tho Reporter
111 ttc tunc in in.
Not many days ago, in Lancaster coun
ty, a hand of youths, after mutual and
hearty greetings, ceased from their ac
customed labors and turned their laces
towards their respective homes. Alt was
Joy and gladues expecting to return again
in a short time, and ba reunited by the
common bond of friendship. Two weeks
from the lima of their separation the band
of youths, with the exception of a few,
ceuhl again be seen occupying their ac
customed places. One place, however,
c tiLnurd to be vacant, the cause ! which
began to arouse anxioty. On assembling
in the chapel, in the morning, where all
met for religious 'devotion, an eyes were
turned in the direction of the vacant sea!
with the expectation of seeing it occupied
by the hitherto absent person. Two weeks
from the reassembling of the youths intel
ligence was received raying that the form
•r .oeupanl el the now vacnntseat was ly
ing low on the bod of affliction. I rotn that
time a cloud el sadness began to gather,
now and than penetrated by the hope ot j
soon hearing uf his recovery and of hu,
restoration to Ins wauled place. In a lit
tle while longer the ray ol hope began lo
decrease in brilliancy by the reception ot
a telegram saying that he was in a very
low condition, hut alas I on Mondav morn
ing on the 'JTtii day ol April the telegraph
a nes were again resorted to a* a means of
g mmunicating the sal and heart-rending'
intelligence that the object of our anxiety
had left the stage of action and had ming
led with the host# above The ray of hop#
was dissipated and all was darkness The
name of our subject is Levi Garbrick, who
was a student el Franklin and Marshall
College, Lancaster, Ta.. a member of the
Sophomore class, a faithful student, s
kicd friend and beloved by all who came
in contact with him. It is natural for us
to extol the virtue* of a frier.d, when he
has departed this world, and forget hi*
weaknesses, but who does not admire one
in whom honesty, truth and Integrity
| holds such a prominent place and who
could bear misfortune ana trials without
apparently losing a spirit of kindnes*. and
without giving way to angry passions.
During,iter a year of close association
with him as a room-mate, he inanitest-ed i
traits ef character, characteristic unly of,
a true geutlewau and a person of tender .
disposition, a a e # Already sever-;
si days before his spirit left the mortal.
frame he expressed a disinterestedness In
the things of Ibis life and his thought,
were absorbed into the solemn ronren*
of the life into which he was about to en-;
tar ; only a little while he for* hit spirit'
look its flight, it leaned over th* prison
walls of earth and saw the beauty and
grandeur which li*s beyond, and which it'
veiled freiu mortal sight. • ♦ • Hit
fidelity to hit confirmation rows after bit
union with th*church, live in the hearts,
of his many ftiendt at examples worthv of,
imitation. D. 11. F.
MARRIAGES.
On 21st UIL. in Piae Grove. Mr Georwe
! Kbberts and Mrs. Deborah Allen, both of
[the above place.
On 27th ulb, Rol>L Wilson of Osceola
and Miss Susanna Eaton of Harris twp ,
I Centre 00.
BKLLEFONTKM ARRETS.
White iYheat $1 '<, Red 1 V 5.... Rye.™..
70. Com 50 ....Oats 85. Barley 80.
70 Clofcrsced 4,6" ... ..Potatoes s*'
Lard per pound A Pork per pouud'JC
ltutter 30. Eggs 30 Plaster per ton
sls Tallow 8......8ac0n 10..™. 11 am 15
Lard per pound 8 cents.. Buck elicat
65 cta„ Fuur per barrel re ui 18,50...
wholesale 7,25 to 7,50
MILROY MARKETS
White wheat 1,50....Red wheat 1 45. ...Rye
(k) Corn 6n Oats.s6 Barley Ml-™.
Clovers.ed 4,(11> Timothysaed, 360....™.
Salt 2 25 per 5ack........
Bacon 7c.. . line 16 ... Butte, 27... Rgg.
•J Piaster 9 50
Chestnut C>al per Ten $6.75 Htnvo
Coal per Ton $6.50™...Kgg Coal per Ton
$4.50 ™ Limebumer's C<al per Ton $3 50
DISSIILUTION,— Notice is hereby
giveu that the firm of Meyer. Iloff.r,
A Co., manufacturers of Flour, Lumber.;
Cein.nl, Ae . *•• dieaolved by mutual rorj
sent on the Ist day of AprO, 1874 The
books of the said firm remain in the hand*
of J. G. Meyer, of Aaronsburg. for settle
ment, where all person* indebted will
oblige by making early *ettletnent.
Met en. llorrKK A Co.,
7 may 3t. Haines Tap.
A LL KIN I)H OF
Factory Goods
{ constantly on hand and offered in oichange
for Wool. Thee goods aro of the very.
: best and manufactured by A F. Gthbnay, I
at Greenwood, and consist f CA KPRTS. 1
BLANKETS, fWHSIMKKRH. Hattinetls.
Tweeds, Htocking Yarn, and all other
' goods generally manufactured.
WM". ARMSTRONG. Agent. !
iaay 7 3m. Potters Mills, l'o.
R. B. EVANS,
■
YYH(<-kuink>r xaaaal Jcuclcr, I
j formerly from Harrisburg, Pa., will be in
'Centre llall, beginning of May, where he,
will repair Matches. Clocks, and other
I articles in that line of business. He has,
had largo cxpcriencu and invites such en-,
eouragcmenl as will justify hi* lemaining
permanently. All work carefully nud
promptly executed and on the iniat run-,
> sonahle terms, and warranted. 7 may 4t. j
,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
j Letters of aJminUtralion on tin- estate of
. William llarkins. of Potter twp*. dee'd,
have been granted to tho undersigned, who:
', rcuuest all person* knowing theiuselvee
' inuebled to said estate t make immediate,
II payment, and .those having demand*
..againstthe same to present thciu duly au
• thcnliratcd by law for settlement.
GEORGE HAKKINS,
JOHN IIAKKINH,
7 may tit. Admr i.
' STENCIL CITTIYG.
The undersigned having coueludtnl to ro
- main in the vicinity. ofCentie Hall, the
. present season, would respectfully inform
tho public that he w ill engage in the busi
ness of STENCIL CUTTING. Persons
desiring Plate* (or marking handkerchiefs,
clothing, grain sacks, farming uCenil* Ac.
i will do well to give him a call. No trouble
'to show sample*. 11. C. OAtBBAITH,
{eprl6-4t Centre Hall.
Keystone Store,
FORFAUMRRS AND ALL OTIIKRHI
Go to
H. YEARICK;& SON,
FOB FOREIGN A DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES.
(I.OI'II I\<s. OIL CLOTHS,
OITEENSWARK. O ROCK 111 KS. PRO
VISIONS, FLOUR, AC
NO. G Buali'D Arcade, BEL It-fonte, Pa.
All kimln ol' country iiroduce tak
en. Beat Bargains in town to be
had. ti ov 20 if
Lime & Cement.
, The best quality of lint*, always on
hand at the ( entr Hull lime kiln*. Also
■ cement, which i# warranted to ho of s su
J : per lor IIM lily. Apply to
> I npV-lf OKO. KOCH.
01
•' I'U
Farincrs& Guilders
, Having attached a PLAINER lo our
st en 111 saw-mill, on the Seven Mountains
; nosr Kmisft, we are prepared to fttrnish,
mini; 4 % Vi:iil4)W I*INC
ixoomxti ti Nimxu,
r AT LOWEST MARKET I'RICKS
, SHINGLES A Ml LI. LU Mlt KM OK
ALL KINDS, FENCING Ac., KUR
NIsfIKD Tti tIItDKK
I. A J UNDERWOOD,
Millroy, !*§., or,
-.apr Itu Potter's Mill#. Pa.
tF.NfKK Ji AlTir -
Furniture Itooms!
14 Itl Nlt I \i; A S KOMSM 4Jb ,
rwapectfttlly inform tho eituena of Centre
county, that they Have bought out the old
stand of J. O. Dcininger, nnu have rduc*d
the prices They hate constantly on hand,
and make to order
BKDSTKADB.
BURKAUB,
•SINKS.
W ASIISTA N [)S,
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
TABLES. Ac.. Ac.
Hot* l MAOX CMAIUS ALWSVI OG HAITIS.
Their etock of ready-made Furniture i*
large and warranted of g-usd workmanship
and it all made under their own Immedi
ate supervision, and it offered at rate*
cheaper than elsewhere
Call and see our stock befora purchasing
elsewhere. 'Jb feb ly.
Shortlidge &
PROPRIETORS OP THE
Bellefonte Lime Quarries,
The only Manufacturers of Lime, burnt
exclusively with wood, in Ctuitrml
Pennsylvania.
DKALKLUT IN
AutUracite t'oul,
White i.ime,
Du l'out'a I'owdtir,
Spur liny an.! Blastiny J'ouiicr on
hand,
Fuso /or Blasting,
Fire Brick,
Ground Fire Clay,
Fertilixera,
Implements.
ian-hi :s
Office acd vard hear South end of the
Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Depot. Belle
fonte, Ta. jsnl0"8
LUMBER FOR SALE.
The Undersigned has for tale a larwe
-took of Lumber at the Loop Sawmul.
(lately Oolyer's), contisting of
WIIITK. TRLLOW,
A PITCH PINK.
IIKM LOCK, OAK,
POTLAR,
PALING, LATH.
SHINGLES.
HEADING.
and all kinds of Lumber generally used
lor building purpose*. DRV WALNUT
LUM HKK always on hand AH kinds ,f
Coopering done.
J. A FLEMING.
aprtl-.lni Totters Mills.
MOW GOODS
AND NEW
PRICES.
A N KNTIRK NK W STOCi OF \
BOOTS AND SHOES
al the
BOSTON BOOT A SHOE STOKE,
NO. 5. It( Slt's ARCADE.
Pncca than at any Other Shoe
Storo in Centre C'ouutj.
Call and See I s !
No. 5, Hush's Arcade, Bellefonte.
July 19tf
/ t ItUCKRY STORK :-
VJ
Woodring 6c Co.,
At the Grocery Hp,re on Alleahcnyl
Street, Bvllefontc, Pa., op|*>slt. Hofferj
Rro's inform the public generally, that,
they have now and keep at all time, one
of the best and largest slocks of Groceries, j
such a*
coFyjcim,
'
TEA,
SUGAR,
HQLASSAS.
Ac., Sc., Ac.,
[CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS OF
ALL KINDS,
J consisting of canned peaches, cherries,
,■ HI a lues, plums, green corn, dried apples,
poach**, cherries Ac.
In brief they havu everything usually
i kept in a first class Grocery Store. Call In
ladies and gentlemen. Our price* are
is.aionable. \Ve aim tc pleasa. octJßf
H. H. WEISER & CO.,
Manufacturers of
Sheet iron & Tin
ware,
Millliuint, Pa.
All kinds of Tinware, constantly on
hand and made to order.
Hhoetiron Ware of every de*oription,
always on hand.
Roofing in Tin and Sheetiron done in
the mot approved and satisfactory style.
Spouting done to order.
Their stock of Tin and Sheetiron Goods
is large and complete, and offered at the
I4)WENT PBIC'EM.
Their establishment has been enlarged
and sleeked completely throughout.
.Satisfaction guartantocd, and all jobs
promptly attended to. aprlO-y
Til KHUN.
Weekly. Semi-Weekly, ami Daily.
THK WkVkLV MI'S Is l.iu wl.l-i, U nam
an riVodxl itnwnivltUM , bat !*• rauwi vlitcli
hsv air**.!* *Unm It Bftj tb.,ssss4 •ulMcrttwrs. sad
wbtch UL s bi.ps. (iv U ui.a) ilwnmd auis. t
l.risrtjr ss follows
It ISS arsl-rsts MOSMPOT All tb nnrt ol tlw Us)
011 l IK* li.untl tn IU oondsosod wbsn Iniwrlsst. si F*n
Irnfl h wbsn of HHHBsnt, snd slssrs IMWSSBIsd la a
ctwar, UiisUlaUU*. aad lalwrwaUna naansr
II Is a first rate fsmtlr |>spr. full of pnlwrtatnta sad
lastracUsa rssdlaa of ertij kind, but nothla* Uisl caa
odond tit- roost dslkisls snd m rueulous lasts.
Il tss first rst* slorr |apr. Tfis bssl tatos sad rw
sssucos uf oarrsal Utar slurs srs osrstuUf salactsd sad
ioslMjr prlnlod In IU psyss
Tt Is a fin rats agnrultursl pspor Ths aias* frwsb
snd InsUuctlvs srUclss on sdii.ultursl tuples rssulsr
I) slipssr In this dspsrtmsnl
It Is aa sndspsodsat poUUoal pausr. bsloadae la au
pans snd wsarlna no cottar It fights tor prtactpls.
and for ths slsetton of tho host men So id*us It ssps
rlaUf dsrutss IU snsrglsotu ths ssposurs of ths grsst
corrupt lous that now wsaksns and dlagracss oar conn
try, and IhroaUn to undsriulns rspubuoan InstitoUons
aliogsthsr It has no fasr of knavss. and asks no fa
Tors from thotrsnpportwm
It rwporu ths faahtons for th- ladlss snd ths uarksta
for Mis iuu, ospsclsllr lbs oslUs nisrksla. to which It
psrs psrUculsr situation
r losU) II ts ths chsspsst pspsr putdlshsd. Una dot
Isr s yssr will ssenrs It for snjr s il*srrtbsr. It Is not
ii i f nssfirr to grt up s clnb la ordsr to hsss Ths Waskly
.Hun st this rsls. Aujr one who sends s stunts dollar
will *t ths paper for a psar.
Ws havs ns UavstUn* agsuts.
TIIK WEEKLY HUN. - Klaht pssws. flfty-sli eol
uin lis. Onljr ei UO s >*sr No dIM-onnU from this rsls
THK KKMI WKKKI.Y NUN Ksma stto ss the
PsllfrHun St is't yssr A discount of 10 per coat, to
' TftK PAIfLFSi'N.- A isrgo four p*so newtpspsrof
Hvswoty olslil- oluiiius Dalls clrrulstioD o*#r ISU.OWI
| AII ths usws fur I cents. NubscrlpUoa price U csnU
s ninntli. or fd.W * rssr. Tu clubs of ID or over, a die-
'DRKAM'IIKIIS BALK OF
I UNBKATKDLANJMFOK
IAXKH FOR I*7ll and I*7B.
AND PRRVIOUH TEAKS.—
Notice it hereby given, that in
pursuance of an Art of Assembly,
passed the 19th day of Juan, A.
D I*l6, entitled "An Act Jo
amend an Aol directing the ineds
of sailing unsealed lands, In Oen
irc county," and lha several sup
plements thereto, there will b*
exposed at public sal* or outcry,
tho following trails of unsealed
land* in said county for the taxes
due and unpaid ther*en, at the
Court House in the Borough ol
llullefonte, on the second Mon
day of June, A. D. 1*74
Hogg* Township.
•>aa* rsa wtaatera* at was v.xss
448... KM Andrew Horn mart Iff tw
Ui link no am............ *92
Hi " 4 88
M 0... 94... of A Feucr.........
IV7 Packer A Lucas. TJWI
Ft Unknown 2 6U
4-T8... 168... Jonathan Harvey I* *0
4*1... 40 . Muse* lioed 19 74
4,1* .108...Dav id Lewi*..... 27 i
d .do ...William Gray.,., do
*4...Wm Rnaae11........ 7^'
4JB*. .. W'm Kuasell ...... 'JU'
Hurnaida Township. j
18M... M... James Hall *
4XI Alex Dal Ira I**o
d 0... —Thomas Hamilton da
do ...lfi3...Unknown do
M... ... " Wi
MM lotJer I'srker do
d 0... *3...Jeremiah I'arker 2*ll
4Xi...103...J05eph Morris... IK 20
do ...do ... Alex Greavar..— do
do ...do ...Geo Eddy.......... do
-10 Unknow I*4
Ml hamual Harris..... 2*o
4*4...TJ0...Matu#l Scott 12*1
da ...do ...Robert Gray 12 20
48*...d0 ... W'm Dcwart. .... da
433...d0 ...John " .... do
do ...do ...James Towers.,., do
do ...do ... W'm Graydo
41ft John W'ctxel 12 *
do James 81ack..... do
d 0... ...Jos J Wallace... do
4.U.. TJU... Win Gmsk 12 20
do ...do ...John Cowdau do
do ...do ...Wm T* Brady.... do
do ...do ...Henry Shaffer.,., do
do ...do ...John Hou**l do
do ...do ...John Lyon do
do ...do ~Charles Goben... do
do ...do ...Tho* Grant—. do
de ...do ...John Brady de
do ...da ...John Kidd. de
do ...do ...llenry Donelly., do
do ...do ...Kobert Brady.... do
79... —L'tiknowu —290
I® Ilonry W'hoalar- 692
Bonner Town*hap.
100 Jaob Bartam..™ 890
Curtin Township.
a*)! . ...Joseph Kelso 94
357 IJndiey Crete* .. 47 SO
41,', Win Gilbert 77 40
jr~i i Caleb L5im...... SOU)
■JUU il. Lonptrelh... 20 64
4*3. 163...Jan* White 77 88
4;M | Job W Packer 6W
*> 4 Wm 1' Mitchell 6
(84 4 do 6 U*
220... .„i do 478
424... ™4 Jos Dwling™... 602
(88...163...Th0mas 1i51e...... 84 40
■JUU John Palmer...... 16 *>
*.l Wet Yardler.mM 19 7*
376 .Samuel Baird™™ 00 'JO
(88 Mar* Tellwan... 21 W
(84 Jos Devling „™„ 688
216...168...F Wharton..™.. 18 84
150... _JW e 8 C Packer 614
awl... 81. .Charles Bruce.— 16 06
4(6 Charles A11en.... 44 29
117 P.Wharton D#
20 A Hami1t0n........ 06
JJS A Job W Packer 616
484 .. ..Is Jo* Devling 608
m 5 N P Mitchell™ 606
400 4 do . 760
484 4 do .9 00
J.*, (J 1* Mitchell..... 661
68 iClino Ouigley™ 226
•JLI74. ...Robert Ainsley™ 84 40
300. ...Richard Tunis— 1204
Jo™ do .... 1290
483... 168...Thotnas McKwt-n 18 66
144... ~J W Packer 12 04
•JUT(. ..Caleb Lann. 23 09
lt)T4_ ...1 Longytelh..™... 26 89
416 Richard Tunis 806
do™ ...Rebecca Kelso... 86 66
do Kster Eddy 71 *8
da Cstpr Wutar 84 ft)
3074. ...Robert Amslejr... do
416„ .John McCailey.. 17 84
63... 14...C1ine Ouigly I ttl
420... 48...Philip Myers 46 12
do ...do ..Valentine Myers 18 06
do ...do ..Michael Myers... do
do ... ...Himon Myers 924
433... 168..Thomas P Hale... 4644
433...165... Garnet Coll infer 2286
424™ 80 .That P Wharton 68 80
,411 ... J otiah Haines 86 66
: 433...130... Alex Bell 47 20
433... 120...Charles Ha 11..... 87 30
415 Joseph Taylor 8600
44* Andrew Eppl_... 1720
1892... H0...R0bl Irvin 42 20
1439™! 88™ K L At wood 46 S3
i8U9... 19™ do _.™_ 8010
{304... _Joh W Packer™ 26 10
j 168 93 Job W Packer 17 20
,do do do do
415 Peter llahn 77 40
416 Jo Thomas 47 86
do Huan Habn 48 TO
do Jacob Wain 48 CM
426 Nathaniel L*y 49 99
416 Tlios Humphry 11180
do Robt Gray 68 68
do Wn Gray 86 68
461 Wm Yardley 19 78
'3OO Matbew Leech 4 40
ido NL At wood 12 90
433 ICS Abijah Devi* 47 20
,448 103 J Hiftwc (Bifbee) 12 90
Ferguson Township. j
,162 116 Geo Bollinger 82 76,
136 127 Joseph Barnetl 8 86]
,John Anderson 19 12'
j 196 George N ice 19 08
' 122 Jaceo Lit# 7 97
i 130 l'oter Crispin 4 25
.!M Satnuel Duncan 47 46
| 36 47 T MrCul lough 23?
76 L Hawthorn 22 92
j 10 Isaac Worrell 427
] 344 4'J Alfred B Crew it 26 37
404 19 Thomas Ferguson 12 02
'(IS 23 Aaron Ley 18 66
¥l4 115 James M,>ore 18 21
30 Hannah Turner 12 48
398 122 Da*id Turner 12 70
161 64 Lydia Fowler 16 41
91 41 Jacob Way 892
15 46 Henry Modler 290
100 Richards A Ginter 5 95
225 Richard A Mosely 14 78
177 llenry Manly 14 67
146 Ben] Hoover 9 44
40 John McKean 26
:kk) Robert Rankin 19 65
337 Isaac Brink!# do
100 Jama* Baker 6 66
do John Pelticrbridge do
:ul Josiah Lurby 1966
125 Caleb North 4 07
63 J Petherbridge 4 26
HO John Baker 800
160 Samuel Bry son 19 66
Gregg Township.
. 121 James Barber 7 70
200 Unknown 8 70
60 " 1 46
Half Moon Township.
216 Josiah Lamboun 2609
230 104 Unknown 14 89
44 Hi 663
62 138 CM
40 10 *• 314
58 12 486
88 Wm King 1107
174 Samuel Bryan 818
207 John McKissock 26 06
417 40 Henry I'leyd 52 50
408 80 R Whitehead W39
4(10 20 Wm I<attdburn 60 40
210 Jacob Underwood 26 46
136 117 Jacob Pyle 1714
400 120 Richard Joliff 6040
200 John Hannah 25 20
400 Jacob Baker 50 40
do John Baker do
18 O&TDelige 2 26
Harris Township.
60 of John Irvin 1 42
50 of John Irvin 1 42
do do do do
400 Wm Brown 11 40
do Jus Reed do
do Absalom Andra do
384 25 J C Fisher 326
, ITO Unknown 4 27
HUSTON TOWNBHIP.
282 K Josephson 48 50
200 Wut Chancellor 64 80
815 J llenny 64 18
27t) Heoly l Mountain) 44 84
. 218 Moore do 4178
! 102 Williams 17 64
1 433 168 John Pice 41 66
<)• do John Win eland do
[do tie John Hollington do
,do do J sines Baxter do
59 Unknown 6 01
Howard Township.
26 Jacob Baker 78
1 do JosGrayaburg 805
130 JJLingle 3 99
1 242 97 Jos Harris 14 76
40 HAJostlin 2 44
' 00 Jos Graysburg 805
'6B J R Laathers 6 10
1 190 15 C B Welch 24 27
.50 AD Harris 3 05
483 120 Alex Hunter 13 17
,do do John Buyers do
I do do Ham'l Young do
do do Benj Young do
■do do Thos Hamilton do
Jdo do Jacob Woidner do
80 Honrv An lis 3 88
198 Win Ramsey 35 30
. 104 63 John Brady 634
50 Whit A Ncslleroto 8 08
° t 217 Sarah Bonbam 18 8S
Haines Township
400 James Ban . . ; 29C
>s 410 Alary Jeuks 2
d<t Tbosßan do
1. tgj CO Mar; Ban £$
t1 Am'* I*l. <iarrti u **Saa|
< |u 4w Win llarrsoa <lo {
•%2 110 mmnnJnyitt 1 74]
1 3W do do
. 4V. Charles 11*11 1 90
HO Mover A Wolf 9 45
' 243 1? (faorga Snyder 709
; 441 123 Calk Snyder 12 M
Überlr Township.
- 50 Denial ri.Ulier 080
• 30H M> ltb*Tt Irle 1790
n UtCi 190 Staph Stephentoa 18 HO
.da do John Dunweedy da
Ido da Kb lienham 90 67
• ft) Kobt Smith 274
400 o Peter Leiuel 97 !M
t 4W) Cbri. Hmiib 90 83
lud 10 of Jno Potter 13 44
IM Daniel K rouse 8190
950 JiioJ*rk*on 4 98
7 182 Daniel Krttwer 644
) SUM MO Robert trvin 1380
j 70 Joa M Shaw 237
i 50 11 Oerscadden 104
• m Thot King I>6
) fir, 40 I*alar Lytic 13 60
> tin Malheur Uwh 6 80
1(341 Jar Jackson 1154
I 4*l) Job W Parkar 1100
• 350 Win llaas 1184
200 (liriat Nestlarode 461
I I 40 Staph Chamber* 644
) 30 Ko Baker 204
13U0 I*atari 6 80
(1 76 Simon Shingle 600
i 900 Daitial K rouse 18 60
Marion Townabip
1200 Robert Young 6 40
I 60 W A Thomas 270
90 Unknown 1 OS
> 4tt do 621
> 100 D Lamb IS 40 1
47 do 6 SB
299 Alai Scott 46 44 1
123 129 Abr Hlnger MOD'
16 Haary McSarin 90)
U) Win Allison 6 4 '
32 Unknown 23 SO *
117 Atci fteutt 2* 49 '
70 Cbrtat Kobrar 10 90 1
83 John Hbacno 1080'
Miloa Township.
*O2 tboa Grant 6 30
430 Alai Uuntar 1 44 ,
300 JarJackton 3 02
125 Wm Stand man 107
180 Robert Taggert 86
JJU Tboa Smith 3
UMJ Aaron Levy 112
430 Robert Brady 667 .
410 Hannah Brady 667
49b Robert Gray 6 66 ,
100 Abraham Scott 11)6 ,
60 Samuel Scott II) ,
150 Abraham Soott 160 \
DO Samuel Scott 66 ,
966 Jan* Brady 266 \
440 Wm P Brady 6 7d!
*9OO John Brady 2 66 ,
425 Henry Tolnd 2 66 .
do Daniel Wllllaau 276 !
do Wm Brady 266 .
do Samuel Nattoa 2 76 ;
324 Richard Par bar 140 ,
294 Jar Parker 2 80 ,
419 John Self krid 2 66
'9OO Tboi Grant 6 30 ,
■VtC, Peter Hou.sl 276 ,
ri 114 Wm Mi lea 11 63
Wm P Brady 60
JJU Jacob Seijrbrid 286
110 Slrohecktr A Kaynelda 286 ,
do do 171
260 Dan IBeigb-.u 264
424 Gee Calbuun 2 86 .
do Band Calhoun 2 86 ,
425 Wm Harner 107 J
do John Trip do : .
250 Jer Jackson 142,
160 Job Wolf 109
*97 Wm Dewert 26 ,
Potto* Township. ,
2a Thoa WM 190 <
15 WitiKllU 2 40 i
14 Thoi Wert 2 29 1
21 Wm Wilson 1 46 <
400 Benj Homer 87 26 I
300 Jacob Baker 49 90 I
183 Henry Uroea 27 26 <
Potter Townabip. <
Wm Hartisan 110 <
196 H B Pullman do •
ltd ward C. magma IX) <
W m Camagua fa '
400 Wm Hoffman 211 '
do Hansel Smith 264 (
do Daniel Levy J
liO Samuel Young de
42 James Moore 66 1
105 (iaorrr McC'lellaa 168 c
Joseph OowgUl SlO <
Tailor Towruhip.
403 Joe Drank 2096
550 M J Craig A X Hberrick *7 06
92 Thus Wallace 4 22
9tW Richard Whitehead 11 40 ?
1150 Joeh William* 866 1
'3OO Jno Lamb 8 85 -
ISV Wm Bell 45 24
iftUQ Goo W Alberty 17 10 >
1160 And Burryhill 8 60 2
211 Nich Hammond 1199
•AO George Riler 11 40 <
jaoo Joseph Welch 2*5
*) Klitah Merriman 27 00
■JM Iti'lit Campbell 1140],
i 16 JnoOarr 427 ]
AC JameeCnrr 670 ]
150 Geo Many 860
i Hit) Thoa Martin 6 70 *
| 60 Joe Clark 286
100 Jno Shenk 11 40 ,
150 Jno Hover 8 66 j
300 Wm Addleman 70 06 !
40 JameeFoi 6 84 '
260 Maria Morria 8 74 •
433 153 Juth William* 17 16,
2H Jno Brigle 817 1
433 163 Josh William* 17 10 ,
80 Daniel Beck 4 68
80 of sua Toder 1 71 '
250 Clem Berk with 2187,
100 james Cowher 6 70 j
176 Motes Coats 90 0): 1
100 George Markley 17 16
434 Jno Lamb 8 65 ,
i486 Jno Scbenck 618 j
•434 Henry McEwea do
do Polly MrEwln do '
217 soak Williams 4 27
*.4 Polly William* 6191
do Huge Hamilton do ]
Spring Township.
260 Henry Tool 12 * ]
m 99 of Henry Tool 401 J
150 J J Ltngle 7 Si. *
60 WB WiUoa 2 8H
m jame* Smith 807
50 Tho* *ohnon 4 90
250 do 612
1300 Oatbßobbon 12 20
do Kebaoea Robiaoa IS 90
do Richard Rabisoa 786
Union Townahip.
318 David Rune* 2417
50 1 Joyce Davi* 4 42
do do 229
82 24 RMulbollen 427
50 Boyce Davi* 2 28
100 Jane Blake 4 70
da Samuel Philip* do
191 Dunwoody A Long 7 84
Rush Townahip.
433 163 Jno Sack 14 98
400 Jno Black da
312 Jo* Walk da
250 of And Allison 18 50
' M ol Allison & Lilly 22 2}
313 W John Whilmar M 67
do do John Loudon 2815
488 158 Christ Hara 64 07
' 247 16 Jacob Slack 8644
'426 164 Christ Hara, jr €3 64
> 167 7 Geerge Slough 12 36
488 163 Andrew Shank 6407
>do do David Hara da
i 219 And Scott 1619
l 438 153 Michael Sheok 32 OS
tdo do Chrinttan Shank 64 07
Ido do Christian Bohrar 32 02
,do do John Millar do
do do A Keighart jr do
I do A Keisbarl do
i do 163 John Miller do
) do 168 JohuHubler do
Ido da John Hand do
i 821 66 Joaepk Pim 740
1 348 139 Henry Pim da
I 301 150 Georgn Pim do
)216 80 of Hugh Hamilton 15 97
) 438 153 Isaac Brilchar do
)do do Kiahard Malana do
do do Hannah Turner do
Ido do Jamea Turn a* dO
406 Barabra Snyder 14 99
, 390 116 Ann Artbans I 4 86
1 394 117 Tho* An ban* 18 19
' 433 152 Joseph Welch 3206
.do 168 Robert irvia 5607
do do John Moaeer do
do do Kichard Peter* do
■do do Jacob Wilton 16 98
■do da Jacob Miller do
do do John Hubler 16 97
. 405 147 Jacob Bush W96
122 44 Jno Weidman 3122
402 116 Jacob do 49 47
434 John Millar 15 97
433 158 Tho* Hamilton 3208
,do do Kllenor Siddant do
[216 Bobt Bainy 15 97
' 40 10 Bich Atherton 892
438 158 Rich Malin 16 07
do do Isaac Britcher 16 97
,do do Jno Gundager 6107
do do George Slough 3213
do da Michael Gundager da
! 177 64 Hardman Philip# 2? 20
' 216 156 Tho* Hamilton 798
•do do Tho* (Irani do
5 433 168 Henry Witner do
I do 153 Richard London 15 96
1 do do Daniol FiUerald 32 06
fdo da Daniel Khler do
'do do Henry Ponkerton do
>do do Paul Bu*h 15 98
• do do Paul Black do
da do Paul Such do
do do John Borelnnd do
do do JohnKolley do
do do John Bush do
„do do Peter BruUman 15 96
®do do Tho* Edward* 15 97
"do do Kbt Irwin do
4 109 Tho* Hamilton 805
6 108 Tho* Grant ao
433 153 Tho* KeeM 32 02
do do David Beverage 806
odo do Mar M'CermKfc 606
10 do do Ja* Glentworth do
ildo do Geo Latimer do
j do 4# Sw'4 adojtrton 4q
>t seana. mn* vsaasjrraa * uma m
m is sffii
a Wm MoPheron 870
) 186 83 Wm 0 Let. more 261
> 483 168 Roht Hoaar 16 96
Ide do Urkt Leaker# 82 OR
Ide da Carper Shaffer do
do do Owen Jerdun 16 *
ido do Chrlat Itobirr 8201
, 100 Bob* King 13 01
, 881 161 And AlUson 14
190 80 John Lilly R
433 168 Jac Sleuth 16Wj
66 11 Jna BrtehMll 88 71
/216 80 of Roht B*ny TW
70 Thoe drat ! 616
.20 Christ Huber 229
,130 Joaepb HerHaon 111)0
do Hrad Do rah do
250 White A Pnreona 18 60
64 Roht Ring 127
866 Unknown 74 CO
300 de Tt 60
483 163 Rebt Miller 19 72
18 12 Rebt King 84
488 163 John Hopkins 8203
44 Jno Montgomery 98 60
•4 W W do do
433 153 Dnniel Turner 1608
do Jan# Millar do
451 Chat Lucas do
do Thoe Grant do
262 Kobt King 82 62
438 163 Dentef Buckle* 970
Hoot Kbee Townabip.
438 lffl Kobt Walter* 16 M)
484 Sarah Hlack • 129
460 Harnh M Carthaa 28 80
100 08 Henry Vandyke 988
196 do do 1011
300 Jo* Reveling 8 70
do J 2 Long 1600
do Jo* Devltng do
481 183 Kearney Wharton 46 01
100 David Cartcadden 620
433 163 Sarah Deles** 29 49
,io do Wm Mcl'herofi do
j® do
do do Wm Lewi* do
do d Pranris Wart do
: t torwTy 1 " t
do do Wmß.gh.rn 22 49
do da Jaa Hawthorn do
de do Blair M'Lanahan do
do do Mdwsrd fkott do
de do Paul Cox de
do do W l-ewis[Lawyer) do
do de Tho* Cathbart de
de de Robert Morris de
de de Phalli Brunt do
do de Tb s Sbippan do
de de Then Hawthorn do
dn de George Mende do
do do George Campbsil jlo
660 Alex Martin 2980
_ Lewi* Lewi* 2149
66f 163 Kearney Wharton 46 01
316 John Pim 16 97 '
i " :;s
460 Sarah M'Qmnhan 23 40
1" A-d Bayard V'J
de de Mary M W harton 24 49
do do Jim Plfnni* do
}• A® Wart 4661
jo do Wm Wart da
Ae John Wert 22 48
A® de D HCunniagham do
366 71 John M Neabiu 1872 1
300 Jot Devltng K, >t
do .... g7Q
dn J Z JUmr U46
do Jna DaeUng de
>96 Wm Banks 129
400 David Williams 1 ! j
486 tSamuel Drtwn* 11 21
IMary Wfiarton 746
386 Jama* T Hate 19 81
493 jama* McManu* 2260
dn Samuel Linn de
de Be*) B Morgan de
did Sarah Wharton 2167
L6I Mary do 2260
dn ) j P Norrit 46 01
180 ofjogHnrriaen 6
800 job Riley do
418 Kieha-d Wain 1122
438 Bard Wilson 2289
d* W6 Moore Wharton 1121
do do Wm Parker do
do do Behocc* Wain do
do do Benj H TaUaana 22 60
<io do Klixn Wharton 11 2i
do do A B Valentine do j
do do T M Miltfkna do j
300 X j Mitchell 20 HO.
483 Joseph Morris 2247
do Alex Greaver do
do Gee Eddr do
do Geo Parker do
162 Richard joom 8 41
Walker Townabip.
28 Wm Ackart 140
211 44 OaptOtman 299
116 13 MDougherty 168
214 166 Margarvt Jama* SOS
!2 'iS H'hwOeogherty 247
110 39 Joseph Kvana 140
211 78 Peter Hah n 296
90 94 John Mareer 124
do do Roht Aakin do
83 40 Job Packer do
89 do job Packer, jr do
tt do Denial Johnston 84
327 164 Wm Mured 400
127 IS of Ruth Brook. 320,
327 100 David Mercer 461
337 164 Rota A J Baker 4 0!)'
22 47 Xbeaaxnr Bake S3
66 40 Wm Ilaha 90-
886 188 David Latter 632
384 183 Wm Miliar de i
3W 129 Mary Cemae 3 92.
214 166 Edvird Jnmm 301
60 Benj P*i* ACo 68,
106 76 Mary Camahnn 1•
93 Jno McCorning 237
212 Samuel bvrkmaa 695
110 David Bead 4 50t
84 68 M Daagherty IRf
140 Christian Kokrer 24 14]
198 6 Rdward Jamas 28U.
tt Mary Caaaahaa 08
70 joa Baker 1 12
161 John Knox 3 86
Richard Purdaw 880
176 Rachael Kobtaoa 668
Worth Townabip.
91 63 Jacob Kubuee 13 20
180 40 JO* Kuban* 27 72
119 83 Abraham Kuban* 18 81
247 160 George Kuhae* 88 06
3 40 Malbtas Kuhae* 80 0C
J B Gray 19 26
80 Roland Richards 660
30 Unknown 7 R*
Robert Campbell 61
* - * 171
74 Unknown 7 70
JOHN B. MITCHELL.
ap9 Treasurer.
.1 Ch. H. Held, iwav mm
HAIR DRESSING. Cleek. Watchmwker * Jeweler "AM HILD,
Pmor. 8- H. WEIGHT b now prepared Millbeim, Centre Co., Pa, * ® T> A TMTUI)
Bo do all kind*of Hair Drawing equal to Respectfully inform* hi* friends and the LcOTl IriTl ft* I .A -A A.AI.V A 110 oa., Pa.
he best done in the ciUoa and at lew co*. pu blie in genera), that he ha* Just opened rir| II Klllii \J\). olfcre hi* service* to the cHitensof Mifflin
S* ha* had long experience in manufac- hi* new eeUblbhment, above Aleian- O Centre and adjo.r ing counties, in
Baring Wig*, ladic* Switches, Curls. Chig- J ER | store, and keep* constantly on band, OIVTRR ifatf PA If oiiac Kbnand Ornamrnatal
-monTAc. Prof. Wright guarantee# *u- a ]! kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry faint In w
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Xrc*ing, and ladie* wishing Swltche*. patent Calender Clocks, provided with a And Allow In street, UKAimi* Wmlnut Aab
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wreak equal to any. mrClock*. Watches and Jowelry re- „ _ Coupon* . ,
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