TilK Jtic>HUii REfOiiTER
THURSDAYFKH is. 1876.
LOG A L L T~E Ms7 ~
iNsi frior.d# will oblige by sending u
llem* o hwal new* in their locality, give
u< the facta only, and we will put them in
-hape, al*o notice* ot deaths and marri-
Any one sending us tbe name* of *>x m w
subscribers, with the cash, willbe entitled
t. receive the Rkpohtkr one year free.
The Kkportk* being read by neatly
everybody on tliis #i'r of tbe county.
w here it b*s a larger circulation than any
two paper#, will b<- found the bet medium
for advertising husine##, sales, ive. -vc.
iff Subscribers to the Reporter, resid
ing outside ot Centre county, should re
mit Ut I*l cent-, yearly, for po*Uge which
we will pay here ; thi* reduce* thepoeiagc
r to one hair a* the sum paid by them tor
j . one year'* postage was SOCtS. ,
-Public Sales should be advertised
in the .'.eporter. a* it goo# to nearly every
family in the valley.
SALES -
11. A. Larimer's *ale, *eutb of Milheim,
Feb. 26
John C. Kemp's sale. Centre Hill, Feb.
•JSk
Mary A Rose'* *•'*. Gregg tw|., i*rge
farm stock, March 11th.
J. II Meyer's sale, farm tock, near Co -
tre Hall, March 4th.
11. Hr*on't newr March
u „
J. A. Hainu * ale. near Uliurchvillc,
March 23 , . .
'ale Dr. Van Valaab, dee'd Spring (
mhis
, . * 'ills has a mu*ioa! c>>n*en |
I - Spring M
\ tion next week. Udy f . die-i!
Mr*. MHleranag Klia# Miller 1
at the reeidence of her son. ..
at Madisouburg, on Monday 8- '
was probably the oldest lady >■ u "
vallay.
The weather ia uil mumselv " Ji "
and stormy, and many of tbe raad* -re
I filitd with snow-drift*. Sleighing t
good.
Buv for Cash, a trifle above whole
sale cvtr "prices. Groceries, wood and wil
low ware, and hundred* of other house
hold necc-ssilie*. * Bum*ldee J: IT- •*'
opposite the Hushbou*e They do just
► what thev **y, and often more than you
expect They M>l ftr cash, at the lw®i
I ' po-ssble profit- Try them-try tbem
| * A nephew of Stonewall Jackson
married a niece of George B. McClelian
at Denver, the eths* day.
Timber for the **• Methodist
church in this place, ha* been hauled. ,
M r. Samuel Farcer ha* tne contract lor the
work.
John T. Smith's wagonmaking e
tablk'hment, at Reedvt!le. was dctroyad ,
grv, on Wednceday nightS.
istsurad in Kishacoqutii** fvr >m4. |i
L A. Mackey, President ;11 T 1
Beards:*)'. Secretory end Treasury: T A.
A. G Curtin, W. P VN ilson, C A. ;
Mayor, A C. Xoys, Direotos*. are the :
msr.ager* of ih# Bu'.d K-g>* V al.e) Rat--,,
(road, a* elected at tbeir last regular meet
ing.
The officer* elected In Putter towu
#hip, on Tuesday, arc as toltow* :
Andrew Ocker has been apt-vinted
pvt-ma<ter at Madisonburg. ,
Tbe Millheim Cornet Band will ,
give otie of its inimitable concert* in Mil'- j
helm, on Saturday evening next, 20th.
A: S. S Wolf#, Jec'd. *!*, last i
week, corn wld at 84 cenU per busbek bay
I at about S2O per ton.
Fergus- n township has made appti- !
cation to court for a division into two elec- 1
ticn precincts.
—The following are the names ofoffi- j
cer* elected in Potter twp., on Tuesday, j
Judge—George Buffer.
Inspectors—Jno. 11. Keller, George M.
Boa!.
Justice —John Shannon.
School Directors—l). Reinsmith, John
M'Coy, Jacob Dinges, Wm. A. Kerr, Wm,
Spangier.
Supervisor*—D- D Topng. Peter Shif-i
ffer.
Oversoers of Poor—Levi scycL*. J.-bn,
Farner. D. Gilliiand.
A-eowor—Jauie* Ott.
Att(HttP-Wm. Goodhart. .
Town CietJt-—Jas. A. Keller.
Constabie —Wiliijn Carson.
Officers elected in Htines.
lloiUt,*—Supervisor*, 11. W. (jtover,
W. Boa er.
' ovt raeer*-T. GW. Edmonds, J S. |
Homan.
Assessor—A. 3 H..*t#ra>.
Auditor—Sam'i Burretl.
Townclerk —H. NV. Pbilipa.
S.hiol Director-Era. Cronmlller, Abs ]
Mu*#r, Ge >rge Meyer.
Infpectors—Geo. M. Stover, Elt.iah Burd.
Judge—J. G. Meyer.
Constable—John Ketner.
Township otficen elected in GfGfg
. " twp:
Justice —Sam 1 J. Herring.
I Constable —R Kline*
Inspector*—Thomas B. Jamison, Phil
ip Shook.
School Directors—Jame* Rubkle, Ben'j
Rousb.
Supervisors—Wm. Heck man, Wm.
I Yearick jr,
Overseer#—Daniel Runkle, Michael Hu
zell.
Assessor—David Bartges.
Auditor-H. E. Duck.
Town Clerk—Tobias Bailey
Judge of Election—Wm. Homan.
A dog 28 years old died in New Mil
f'vrd. Conn., lat week.—Thai's nothing—
man who said he'd buy his
gro Cei al Secbler A Co'#, in the Bush
house bio ,b * n< * if he <1 li,e * hundred
' years yet.
Prince Tori *1 Botue it about to sell
his splendid co' 1^-4 pictures and
other object* of art. 'U i vc,t lh
, proc -Ht in Sechler
ries,
1 Mrs. Mary Clemmer A ni,M wB# thai
after meeting numerous m.' o ! s return
ed from foreign courts, her .tunclutiou is
that the court of Berlin is the m uet difficult
to recover from.—and this bei** uie 4 be
table is supplied with the bestcoffee, sugar,
tea, dried and canned fruits, &c , bi-'tighl
at Sechler'* cbeap grocery in the Bo
house block, at Bcllcfonte
Last Thursday morning, Mr.Sbafer
of Madisonburg, met with a very serious
accident at'Flemington. Uu wasgeting coal
out of h frozen pile, when tbe upper jior
tiou descended, completely burying and
nearly suffocating him. When gotten out
'• the breath was almost gone, and a few
minutes more would have finished him.
He escaped with but few bruises.
The Grove robbers bare notyet been
arrested, but rumors are afloat tbatdelec*
lives can pia tbem down at any time that
the yvoseeistof# think fit to proceed against
ffhem. However, rumors conflict so much
I 'that the truth is hard to get at. — Chroni
cle.
Tbe strike at the Bethlehem rolling mill
has ended, the striker# discharged ami
new men have taken their placet.
The Baldwin works, at Philadelphia,
have one locomotive ready for ahipnicnt
to Cuba, and three more ready to fill an
order from Brazil. Western South
America has also ordered six that are now
under way.
Prussia has prohibited the lioportatior
of American potatoes
The hands at the Pennsylvania Iron
workp, Danville are still on a strike.
Notice • —-The books of S. i. Wolf, wil
remain for a short time at his lab
place of doing business, after which thev
will bo placed in other hands for collec
lion, hence early attention is required o
all persons interested.
P PETER HOPFF.R
Feb4.tf MRS. C. E. WOLF, Adia ri,
A J KK ON Till MUITH*. That tit•
Smith* fur outnumber any other femilv
nam* ha* long In rii known, on J i* often
jeked upon, and "John Smith" h* an
omniprwene* te-tiflod to hy every town,
and you cnh ii nriy find a port (Bee hut
what tome one within ii# delivery will
claim a note addressed to that name \\ <>
know many John Smith* who are right
frond men and respectable at anybody •!<
white there may he a good many in the
Smith family, who like other folk* have
their little ianll* Hut thi* will suffice
when speaking of the Smith* all ill a lump.
We now wilt confine our remark* upon
two John Smith* in particular, who wo re
drawn out to •ali.*fy an idle curiosity be
tween two of our acquaintance*. who de
tired to know whether two letter*addre
ed at random to two different town* for
"John Smith' would receive rc*ponse*.
The following are the letter* :
i Centre Hall, Feb. '.'J IST-.
Ma Jotis SMITH. Ih.ir Sir 1 have
rai-ed that s.*' which 1 owe you, and will
tmd it to you, per mail, tl you are -till
-Saving at N -rfolk Let mo know at one
*o I can send you the amount
Your fricml.
I The following reply ws* promptly re
ceived, by which it will l>. si t n that
, "John Smith live* at Norfolk
Norfolk. V* , Jan. '2
I Dkxk Sia Ai ur welcome note so
j sc. d Glad you bav< r*i*ed iue the j. o
i 1 need th in badly, and * 1 will leave
| here in about two week-. p'.eae remit
j cheek lor S6B at ->nco, and much oblige
j your ol i friend. Jou> SMITH.
j The other letter was addre--*-d to John
j Smith, Scrmnloii, Pa . as follows
Centre Hall, Feb. 2.1
j Ma. John SMITH Dmt & - Yawl
' have not yet >e: ; me the *- promi-od |
i several time* lam pressed for mom \ :
j and will ueyou and make you t-av, will: :
I co-t*. it you (to not aiteiut to that accvMlns .
j .it once, a* I have vvailc t ju*l long enough
, iv si J, dun t wm : any luufc of your prom
ise*.
Yours Ac,
the followi. gis the reply, from which
it will he MM that "John Smith a'*.i
lives at Scranton
S-ranton, Pa. Jan. 4 1873
DxvkSir 1 gut a saucy letter frvni
v. u. demanding h< which you say I v we
N.-w I don't know you, and you ue that
i owe you aurthing, for I never -aw you
nor hid *nv dealing* with v u. and he- .
aide* if 1 did owe it. jvti w-uld not quee-e
it out of me by your threats, lor I wou.d
jut take the law and you might g.>
to the d—l and pay the e.-t> too
Your* -to.
Jcvbn SMITH i
'lite correspondence ended here,
FRKNCfI ' v TYPIHUD FK
A fe.lt
Dr. Hampton of Pari- ba- publ shed a i 3
pamphlet in wb'-h lie describe* several a
ren:rkb!e cures, chiefly attributable to | r
live free aUun.-a-cs: of a:r to the patient * j
be*l-rOvU), i case* wf iy *•-■ ,J fever. He
tofsiJers a typhus fever Id tte a km-i
para! * -is - r asphyxia ol all ti.e vital luxe-1
lion*, occasioned hy the respiration of a
deadly atniuxpberg, emanating ait kcr from
a typb-id patient, or from any oths* rnor- t
bid iource. ai: J be practically demontira- i
t* uct only the gseat ujvaniage t i be de
prived from tlie effeet* of open air in the |
troaumjjr.t of ty phu* fever, hut he declare#
the ah-solule iniu.gni'.y from contagion or .
infection in the open air. Ac fc o.di:.r to
L>r. Hampton, the patient caun. t he cxj*
p. ;ej ii) any danger, under any circum-
stance* of voniplscation, from other di-
sease# or from the tenis-cCi-tura of the al
nio-pherc; for, if the patient Is kept >im
in bed by artiffoial iu-n*. tbe free breath -
ir-g of pure fre*h air wiii at mi time* keep 1
up the natural (ninial heat. In typhus
fever, complication* of „U Jsind*. of the
lung- or any other organ, only renin* t.'sc
frite access of pure fresh air mora urgent] j
ana tv; nxve-*ary; it also enable* the
patient to twk* more easily 1
when they are nece**.try .
THE OIL PIPE WAR.
In the *iS regions of Pennsylvania,
pipe* have beiia lolJ t-j prry the crude
oil from the we'd# U> repiiangr, and tbaea j
pipra extend in . n>e cu#c- hundred* Oil,
rude*. 15v thi* menu* oil i. conveyed
much chcatwr than i". could ho by rwilroad.
Hence the railroad companies look upon
{hese pipe lines as competitor#. Ouneud
eis s-'yu f.i'W understand why we have,,
heard #o mj.,. ul Out the railroad 1
con:| if!if* obetfticting Ue o.y iPjlpi i* ! pv
crossing under their tracks. A riot vail
imminent two month* ago. at a p-diii on)
the Western Pennsylvania railroad, be- ,
' cause tbe officer* of the railroad resisted
thfc -fussing of their track by the Cidum
bia Conduit y,-jfip? Company, whose ob- ,
ject was to reach I'UUiiUfg. " e un
derstand it, the courts interfered on that
' o^ r ' ss '' n BI, J bucd an injunction against
'the Fipj couijany. Notwithstanding
i ti; is however apod-cr tri üblc se in# to be
] brewing i" tbe same quaricf.— A des
patch informs u* that early Motsduy m un
ing parties rsipfiar,Jing the Columbia con-
Juct or pipe line, t4.>k |.i>i..#ion of the
property of the U est Peup ran*oa-i c.ni
pany at Power's Hun, their object evi- 1
doni'j being to bring on a riot
A bIL >.'■* been introduced in the Statu .
legislature, naPpd a fr e pipe law. the ob
ject of which i U #>sthorize the right ot!
way for pipe laying any -b*r lp the State. ,
Such a h?!t seen-.s cnSirtly eaSor.ai I-. a*
means of cheapening oil, and certainly!
ought to par*.
TI EBDAI S ELECTION
(Nov. I#7| Fob. 1876
J Lli-utGov J Assembly ,
TTTITTTT!
I% |; 11 J |
j P _L J- "J. = J
i AV. W 60! 3V ol id!
Bel If. -S. W. 82 118! 77 U'J
IN. W. 144| Kij lfl 83
Milesturg buro 64 I* 04 43
Unionvlllo b0r0... 38 2-* ! 36 21
Howard boro .18 87 , 4-* : Wi
Pbiiipsburg boro. '.•! 107 160 in UU"
B.i.'gs- 108 107 124 60
1 B.nuer 78 132 l 112
Burnride.. 26 26 <t" *0 0000
Curtin ( '.A) 30 , 0000 3m
Ferguson btf 164 fkOO | 0000
1 Grsgg 1 44 Si! hi H4
, iiain e# 1 62 163 I 111; 53
Haifitoon 76 43 00(0 KM
Harris- I lbi 148 | 88m OOW
11. ward 40 40 40 85
Huston Ii :b tttl OOOJ
lAatfw 77 44 88 -7
Mariui 28 70 UOJ 00WI.
Mite* 4<l 248 186 1
i > U<n 7 42 60 34
Ft on 28 -W, 47 184
Pot.er. 117 807 lni 182
Kush 24 8H 'O*' 43fn
Snow 3h<i<* 54 ',! uu#) <-00
Spring 127 J'-V 121 U 0
Taylor > 3t <*W 0l
Union 86 68 33 27
Walker 60 134 47 Of
Worth - 67 42 j 60
ToUl 2118 auß3 0000 I 0000
Majorities i '-lib | 000
I Wm. K. Alexander ia gujqiofed to Le
1 elected by aliout GO majority.
MASSACRE IN BOLIVIA—SEVEN
HUNDRED PERSON PUT TO THE
| SWORD.
Panama; Feb. 1. —The new# to the "lb
u!t. from B.ilivin say* that passenger# ot
I the steamer Ytmonre of Lake Titicaca
H describe# the condition of affair# a- still
i, worse than before reported In the revo
, luti-in of Dec. 23, •<< favor of the
town of La Paz wus tacked and over 70(J
inhabitants, including many old men wo
n men and children, were put to the sword.
The pillage and murder lasted four days,
i The upiirnucb of the division under Gen-
Daxn had its effect on Qucsada's soldiers.
The sulyor chief fleri. |)#za shot ii
II Coc-habambn ynrions sergennt*, and con
:e tinued his march. Op the 4th o! January
v be was at Oruro, fitly longyen f"-c.xii L:
.. Par. AII )* reported quit t t.u x A# ye
7. Quesada has di-i lainied the Puiileu< y
at any rate the a fair will be letled in i
few days upon the arrival of D ./.a will
Qovernment trco; s.
1> Kit ll'is \ N l> KXI* K N DITU REM
\ OK t'KNIKK COUNTY FROM
.IAN lt 1871 TO JAN ltl 1876:
JOHN H MITCHELL, Treasurer of
Centre County,
Jan, 1, 1876. DR.
I\> cash former treasurer. $ 4 876 54
To taxes outstanding Jan I, '7t St VIB 41^
r> tn tea a-*eed for 11*74 J— lit'■>•
r ta\e* from C mealed Land* 4 08, ,0
To cah from I nvented l-and*
redeemed....
To oath from Com' r* of Centra _
county • " ■'*
To amount tran*ferred trom
Milllan fund M, iJ
To ea-h from Ktray* 1 '
To ooiucienee fund ,
To unit over pi by Ireatuter. nIN. 31
j M' WW 2fi
CK
• ItV amount ofou'.tandinglav
r ' e* Jan, I*l, l!*7o S;!V 804 46
Hy comiui**ioueia warrant*
paid hy trea*urer 46 Oil, tit
lty amount in hand* of officer*
for collection " V 1 1-'
Hy exoneration* .* > ommtttioni I 081 ST
1 Hy Tr'> salarv and allowance
for *tatunery 2 010 On
sre.• taw. 26
Hy balance due the trcaurer... '• 126 SI
JOHN H MITCIIKLL. Treasurer, in
account w .lh the Commonwealth o! I'enn
v I\ aula.
1876, Jan. 1 I'll.
To outstanding luxe* at lat
settlement 4 I'.*.' ..
Til Uittfi ae*d for 1>74 4 17V Id
To amount overpaid hy trea
surer - 1 024 tW
ft* 833 22
CR.
By auiouiit ouuiaiidiug tuxv* $6 44.' 7f
Hy ami Male treasurer la vet 3 4UI 6n
i Hy exoneration- a eoniuiisttotu 138 61
i It\ amount in hand* of officer*
for ciilleetion 174 3?
I By trva*urer's commission* 82 &n
£V 338 22
. By ha i nee due treasurer t>l trjl u.
MILITIA FUND.
.lati t, 1>75 lK
I\> amL outstutuling Jan 1, 74 p.V.Vi 18
s6'.a is
cu
H> taxe* outstanding $360 ;■
llv atnt. transferred to county 68 ,'>4
| Hy exoneration* a commissions 168 ■>
Hy treaaurer'* commission 350
SoJ6 IS
RELIEF FUND.
Jan I. I lit.
l'o amount > utstat .ting at last
settlement SI2OOB
$ I AIMS
UK.
H.v amount .>uUtariding. ....... $ 24 15
tt\ amount in hand* of officer*
tor colic- ti n VI So
$l2O 88
We, the auditor* ,f Centre county, do
hereby certify that we have examined the
ah, lints ot John It Mitchell, trea
surer - t said county, and find them cor
rec:
W lines* our hand, and seals this 6th duv
cf Jan. A. D . 1-76
SAMUKL FRANK, It. *.
A J <; KIKST L. -
ADAM YKARICK, (t *.]
Auditor*.
EXPENDITURE:*.
Commissioner* pay
Samuel F. Foster on
act. of service as
com' r 1874 .... # iS9(i44
Hal, due for work on
U. L lor 74 .V '.71 yo $ 970 42
ACllintonon act. of
service* as com r '74 625 00 j
t'..-.'l tlramlev for hal
due on *.,.;. c 1-~S WOO
On act, service* 'as
com r 1574 S00 fr-.W
R 11 Forster on aci. ot
services a* Coni'r* "1 4
Jury -ousUsisSfoner* .
Co auditors A rltrsi
settlement 1873 1401W
PUBLIC HI'ILDINGH.
Daniel McGinley lum
ber for court house. $ 43 to
H IlolUi -to
trca* office '
D 11 Y'ergcr masonry
for safe .... _ 600
Wm Dor.al painting -V
gets!."if ••••
Geo O Bryan ,-t.siii
to treasurer* office... o UJ
J W Cainhell -V *on*
blinds for Court
Howe - WOO
Hen. Hoffman lumber
| £ tjrork at Court II •. 33 4o
3rt > Mcl/crmot i 11.
pavement oof-rd" *~ it)
Jno M-Dermot I". 11.
pavement inside 738 30- 1 166 60 i
H h Hartley repair to
i jail *
j Jtio McDermot repair
' to furnace due# _ 600
H Hoffman repair jail. 73 64
11 Uo|fman " stable 6 30— 73 bl
i J..0 L*>:i-.bcrgar :ro!t
roof rr iAil* fJ7 11 '
BellefontccarCo. lum
ber for flouring Ac.. 8143
tialbrail & VN ulle
plumbing.- 40 80
MISCELLANEOUS
N -r# M Allistcr wuh
i; - forprisoncrs and
cfoanirrv sail i->,£•
fi 1874 ; t"1 ,y
K >1 Knlghl g biila. fori 40
Jno Frlli mbtum iron
bedstead* f-.r jail... WOO
J It 6c C T Alexander
..-lL;ih 725 44
J J Urei.ublu iii' *....
dock*.. 7 * kpo
A I* meroy Ar Co.
county atlaf lOOOj
1 ii Hobhins, M 1),
medipai plunder ::*
I risoner. "Jut,
R K ttankiu& Co. mti _ iJ
irir.i- for prisoners... 4 "fc j '
J C Williamsmedicine
for prisoners 386 j j
Geo <' Bryan office _ I
lprpiturc.. 73 GO .
S"l| jictf wood for jail 3 00 j
Dan ) LuU 14 00 I 1
Jno Luta wood t<>i
Court House .. 4U) 1
I tiaatTiliriiurrmJn*
forjai! 77 30
C T Fryberger mdse
foriail
Fryb s rgcr 4 5f o! an
I!.do! for t'. ilo**V. 'J ">
ll' iiry Perr whitewashing <1; labor
at Jail ... : .
II l>crr nursing McMuliin in jail no*' l
A SchroycrJt Son matrasses Jail.. CW .
M(i Uvuiun ico for C. House 3'JO .
Frank Miller cutting wood.. 400
Ucllcfonte borough water tax...... 100<<1 ■
James F Wearer bal on commis
siofo 6n slut, tax i#7's 6630 '
Cotn'r* rxpenie toljnpk Jinyon... S'JO •
Frtsghl paid on chair* for regir-
Ur "ttlco.. o'.' i
W H Wilkinson 6c Co. boarding
jury in case of Com. vs Xorrf* 6800
Dm/1 'tjaruian boarding jury in
case of Com v Durst 18 60
Furniture for registers office 18 (*>
Sam'l Urugger plan of bridge Ac. oon
Jacob Sbrotn repairing malting... 2 60
John T Johnston postage 13 04
Aleaanu rGrec n removing ashes. 3 to
Gcptisrt <L Grutply oualifying
assessor#: f .... 7 00
11 I* Treatyulny map of Hoggs
twp 103 (0
David Met Tie* key watching fire*
in unseated Innd# 16 0.1
Jno Mallory bill of smithing 75
!)S Killer Aiplpjilturul Society.. 100 00
S llano pens for office ~ 2 50
llcnry 1L *ffinnn makitig cato for
jury wheel 500
J 11 Harris steel liens 4 00
John l)*l>arbo'<lcleaning tlues and
repairirg heaters at jail... 11 K '
WuiJ Kealsh auditing records... 35 00
John li Mormon will book for
register* office 17 50
Win E Murphy 6i Bom deed book
recorders office 13 50
Win Man docket* for prothonota
ry office 28 66
11 Y Stitxer stationery GO 51
Beliefonte I'ieat Co. binding as
e* b00k5...... 23 <m
A William* appearance docket... 1" 00
Scal|> premiums 843 '.ii
Road damages 834 00
Coinmiasioners notes paid.... 8 133 11
Interest paid 3 '34 11
Jurors pay 4 078 50
Court Reporter '2. r iO(Xi
Constable* pay 432 40
Court crier's pay 110'•
Tip staves 21(11*1
Insurance on Public Buildings... J(JO 00
Hospital lor insane llativille - bob 31
■ State lunatic hospital Harrisburg„ 3*4 BC
) Western Penitentiary... 4H7 84
Inquisitions on dead bodies Ik's 73
Commissions in lunacy. 51 U)
■ Bartrim Ualbrajth janitors pay
for 1873 310 00
for 1874 to 00
Premiums paid to collectors
Com'r paid att'y* collections '2B 3i
B F Shaffer slicritT on act 300 00
J G Sankey bal. or cofn'rs ser
vice ........... ........ . M.MM. .... 440 00
. Wm Furey on bal. for seivicea*
commissioners clerk,... 589 08
„ Awsn Williamsnrotli y 1,111 r '" K lloon
I, dered for 1878 • v
ft M Magee teacher institute 1678 11 00
( Refunding tax* *# on unpaid aec'L. " < ''•
[ i Stale lav paid I jjj '
: Redemption id unsealed laud*.., 002 '''
f I Refunding overcharged t.*(X>* •'
I uiiMiii" t lands I 92
| KvlMg •' B Mitchell, tlins, for
c.Mitt on IV 1.. bought !•>• t'i *ltt 'J.
I I Commonwealth cost* paid .... V IN*®*
j Bridges A bridge vii'Vi I 677 4'.
Ron.l vii'iii 654 40
i Aum>ri for it ont A. regis
trnti.oi 187 4 V' |
, Elections .... I 678 IVI1 VI
PRINTING.
1* (i H \ Mi. k IHIIHIIIO 187 ' ■•IV >
)HT I ..... UMll>
\\ NN lit DM tl IST I 111 I*
I'M. I Kurt* bnlutu'ii Is't yuMi.
1871 175 <'
K T A It I' Tnlrn VI ! '.•;■
\\ I .... 141 I*l
$lO oa; til
II F, Ml AKFK It Hheiill ill account
williCi.tr. foni.lv tor v. .r ii.dltig D* c
81. t, 187-t.
CR.
Hi .until big jar..i. A returning
* nir. • ~ .*. ? 27.' 'At
It. notifying Jurn** not to attend . 2(HM
IIV* I'OIIV .-) llig l>urt. trullirr A
Mara to penitentiary 226 ik
lt\ roitrryniit Helen Sinitli ntul
other- to bmpilal tor in.line It.'.*,
i lly i on <-v ilig Goo Jolles HiitlJno
M> K in in y to In* ie of but i*'
, Hy hiii l paid hut|iit*l tor -upporl
j of 11. Un Sinitli m
Hy indrn bought tor jail 2t>
By repair* paid for Nil 1 7ti
By earn of David M.Mullin 1000
Hy making bed tiek. unit Itlibig
Miiiin ami v.* ii >ti I tig brdding,
liiwcl'A.-, during y*-ar Vo 00
i By boarding prisoner* u> per bill
rendered 1 185 50
$2 ItSO 40!
nit.
To county order a- per account of
commissioner* .'niim
UniHiice 1 "80 4o
J.J (till 4<i
Jan. I. '73, lly bill dm H ! Slmf
fer $1 :a> 40
STATE OF PKXNSYLV.VMA 00
I'KM FitH t'OFNTY
We the un jemigned Audit, not Centr.
Countv, do hereby certify that in pursu
nce o| mi Act of Assembly entitled, "An j
Act relating to ('-unlit* and Toonthip* j
and County and Towntliiti . rtbur-. we
met at the f onimi*iorier otllce, at It. lie ■
funic on the lt M uid 11 > of January, 1875
and did audit, and settle and adjutl tin ;
ei.ral account* net forth in the foregoing j '
statement. In witns-* whereof wc have it
hereunto ret our hat d. and sea!* tin- 15th
dav . : January. A 1' , lsl
SA 111 Kl. FRANK, ft -
A. J tiKI-T. ,1. > i
ADAM YKA KICK f i - !
CENTRECOUNTI BS.
NN e. the under* gned t' liiuuiv .1,
of vitid (jounty do hereby certify that tin
lor. going i, a true and 1 >ll.O I slalnnt.t
of the receipt*, and expenditure* of >ani -
County !r .in the 1 *'. day ot January, le7l
to the l*t day I January. Is".
A C HINTON
SA M UKL tilt A M I.Y,
J M li A 1.1.
Coin 1> of Centre County .
Outstanding taxes due by collect. -*
Jan 1. lt*7-5.
'6O \l Murphy Bur..-..*- lTi. 17*. ...' a
(J9 1> F Fortuey Bell ft Hi" 7a
J M B*uh I'alt ti ... To'."*
D Roaterman Haines 188 OS— 7t*419 "
'TO I) Bcrr Hettct nte V.T st
S Brickty Howard... Iva ,">7 !l.jj t! j
'7l |i t'arten Hellefonte 'J>7 VS
K Hunlyr J'hilipaL g Joo4
.V J 11u *st,g**r Uet.i.iir -j. ... *.
Jt.oJJir.uk tifegg li'4t ."u ,
S Brie kiy IJoa'ard 4"' ' t
JaiSlunr Walker. 88T B8 1 .d?'**.
7V W Klddl**a I*l :l) s g • '.',*
T M ir*hall H-nner 111 Cx
JC W aikcr Hogg* .. 160'Jti
JMi' . ky Curtin .. 104 s
S M iss Gregg 4.11 V7
Jno WnrdHait Moon V " '.*7
David Kobh Liberty ltci 7 e
Lav*d l|rtcr Marion 117 Ss
(J.j titaver bettsi . if
Ja* Gate* Sn. w ishi* BVI 7 1 V 13* 4V :
'73 C Brown Bcllefont® 414 Itf
KII Carr M r exburg 101 4** p
S Yearuk Banner... 12397
i/., iJ! alone K->ggs .*4■* '.'l
K K erliioil t'uru.. j Ij '
A Hey Ferguson ■ '< -1 \
D 11 artgw* Gregg .. (>JI Kt
Jno K**lti<*! Maine# VOl J
\V 1 Leathers Hew- t
ard k>V3
w 0i,....g;.T ' tberty V_". >
L C Kartell Marlon t **) o
Jonas Stine l'afon... VH) 47
Datl'l Musscr l'etin . sJJ t'Jt
1' I> Neff Potter Is * '.*4 V
J 1 boiiipson li sn** ipl .. T
J.,* HJS Spring . ... Too ,v
K Turner Worth 11 K)
W Riddles Pi .!ip
burr 7'Jt 4t'—s 471 13 .
'74 Jos Fox Bciiefont'* 3 4"al)0
K P. . rnian li gg* „ I l*>. OJ
David Lohr Bcnner... 1 k 77 77
K ( ar*i". Utirn*i.j. .s*
F Kierih tf Curtin . VL'&I .
(Jeurgo W McWill
iams Kcguson 'J UM 4?
Fred Zettle itregg . V 4V>* K|
S B Wilton Harris 8 PJO 44 1
A J Hosterman Hmtiri 1 ifVtal
WT Leathers H w
arl township ... 7V4 5M x
Jno H Flw n llow
arJ I'T.viiKh ,'j si
I) W Kline Hut i 41096
W'm Oro*s Half M n 073 38
W W .Hpangler Liber.
4ty. 0 W
Perrv I'sindo Marion. I V4'V 64 t.
Jno A Miller Mile- 1 47V •*
K HCar* MUaatsun 10998
W Riddles Philu r.'g 057 :.4
R M t-".iuiick is'.t.r. o .* * s
Wrii 11 Ree l Fatten.. #?3(K t
Mich K.TsU ttor Penn 1 4T3 :$3
11 11 Will * Rush... . l did 31
I)M YeagerS. .Shoe... V76t
Jot R.*t f-oring 2291 40 I
Jno S Fink Taylor... V2l 67
*... Ss. *:. *;.=.<" >: r. \
K If Isticai I'nioi , i
vilte IVHr.' t
Mich Shaffer Walker. 1 'el C
Klin-Turner Worth.. All A7 4"> 140 I*4
In b#n '• of att'v - for collection... 1 225 82\
a 4*5 3fv'N *
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT (F CENTRE
COUNTY.
Jnn 1, 18*5. CR.
Bv oul'tatiding laxc* $4 > 14#' 14
" " Unscntcd land# 2 OC4HJC ,
By noia> Fv ''.>m'r fiCW-'* l
" Jt- ,in hand* t*f allys Pa
Collection .., 1 *h*l f4'
Due from biirough of Belief.nU 8B 73
Due fr-.tn town-hit-- 1 4471 21
Due from Sam'l F Foster 2H I'. !
Due from 1' Gray Meek .**)(•>.
I) .* on State tax no * t 1874 157 37 '
£v) i c u- |
Jan 1, 1875. DR
To amount ot note* and b*md_
due to sundry person*.s-2# 241 ' , '*'
T Joo It Mitchell, treasurer '* 126 31
To B F Shatter, sheriff 1 731 4o
To T 7. Kline, bal. du<* on acc't... 619 07
To Johp G Snnkev b vl. due on
ncct 880 oft
To F Gray Meek bal. dno on net. 72J 25
To A C Hitiloit bal (ui service*
14*74 ... f2 stl
To Sam'l (tram ley " " Ac, U"
To Rll Korilcr " " kc , 2UB -52
To Slate tax 1 828 62
To bal 1858 61
ssl 14587
By bal in favor of county Jn 1,
175 $ 1 8&H61
ACKH'NIS Bhi TLLD. AND
A Mot N t> FA ID INTO THE TREA
SURY BY COLLECTORS SI NCR JAN.
Ist, 1875.
1870 Dan'l D.-rr Relief,uite $ 13 70
187 1 .l os Shaffer NValker 8989
1872 The* Marshall Beitner BCUO
Geo hlover Fott**r 62 3**s
1873 Dan'l A Mu#er Fcnn 1011 (to
Jo# K*- Spring 55 00
Daniel Birtges 1(0 (kt
K Turner Worth |L in full
\V W Spangler Liberty 5(1 (kt
J Tlioni|iion ii. S pd. in full
J Ketner Haines " " 1
Jona* Stincl'atton " " "
Albert Hoy Ferguson 24(0
F D Neff Fotter pd. in full
Dntt'l M alone Boggs l(k) (kl
1871.1-- Roos Spring 91991
Ferry Condo Marion Il4tk!
D NY Kline Huston. 140 01
John S Fink Taylor 60(k
Minh Kerslvtter Fenn 720(K
Jno McElwain Howard horo 60 tk
Fred Kirchojf Curtin 22 2'
Elian Turner NV*rti, J67
John A Nliller Milos 738 b'
Win U Reed Fulton 281 4'
Robert M'CormieK Foliar... 1 l(k)(
A J Hosterman Jlaines 676 (k
G NY M NN illintn# Fergutott 733 0(
S B Wilson Harris 1 (XTi 6<
li B Foorman Boggs 120 2
Fred Zottle Gregg U'.klt*
Mich'l Shaffer Walker 4<*M
David Lohr Bcnner 378 O
Jo# Fox Bellefonto 605 7'
1 NVtn F Leather* Howard T. 25 0
1 Win Cross 11.)f M00|).,„ J46 0
Wnt NpolU Union hi 2
1 STORK FOR SAI.K. —The store of S
8. Wolf, dee'd, in Centre Hall, in offere.
1 (or sale on very reasonable term*. Th
stand is one of the best in the valley, an
s offer* an excellent opportunity to any par
, tie* wiihing to go into business.
PETER HOFFEK.
> FW. MK;i, C. E.
•' 1 *li\ N i J.sKM oNt* UK •> I'' INTKK
KKRK IN AUK ANS \S
n,c Mouse 4'uiniiiiHcV li>|"iit Dis
lit guttle,i Thy I'tcM.icl.l Hcliovt r
T I trunk a Win Mleflcd < • oVCI liur.
if Wnthington. Fabru ry H The general
0 remark oflhe Republicans cone* ming G"'
Prcsidrnt't mcssagis tent to the Senal< to
J day on Arkan* <t i oim uf rurptito, tl l"*v •
ilig . . toe I . be believed that tin* Prealdeiit
did not >t. site an v further turmoil tn bt
1 Slat*., ut.il W. uld hot even dix u>t the
1 slitnding ol the low C .ntitutitt and I ■
| pi sent (• overitor II .s ihreatentng no *
, ! sag of (o day however thowt that 1" lia
' been captured by the I aylou Dortey
I arty .lid i> n*. *lv<* I t * render ihciu now
' such si rv near may be in his power Ihe
inessag*. is one ol the moat ahturh docu
uietils ever tent t" Congress, in vow of tin
follow ing fact* I net Urooks, whom the
( President declare* was counted oil HI th<
i election for Governor in WTT>. was • Htl
ed out by tlo Clev 101 l crowd, which bad
p.sessoii oflhe Slate Governiiienl as they
i low have |. ■ ti n of Mi Grant lh.l
when Baxter, who b eld ibo l.tlice. was us
1 sailed hy Brook*, and the militia were'
, . i'le.l at, tiraiit practically *ual *iiu |
i Baxter hy declining to entetfer * in favor
of Itri* 't that Grant liim#** t rcc.unmt n I
'j ed the Constitutional Conv elltiolt ot
j whose lcgalits lie now complains; lliat tfe^
I >po. o.u of who i Govarnor .*i Aikaniusj
I i> not now pending before the President'
| or his advisers, the situation being pence ■
'fill and no one disputing the claim >!|
| Governor Garland to hit oiHc except *,
I corrupt crowd of malcontents here in
Wushitigtoti, tint the nie**age wat wnt
ten without conference with any members
of the Cabinet, unlets it b>* li.e Attorney
is vnetal, and liinl it o even opposed to hit
v :cw sif the proper action lohelnkcii Ihe
message, moreover, is sent in the fn. Eot ..
' careful rc|*ort tubmitti-J by an able special
. * llimittee, with to well known a partisan
in Jmlg. Poland f-r Chuirmin. recom
j iiiendittg •'■* interfereio e and indorsing j
the prrtanl flwwwaMd m Mdy i. pr.*
j settling the pc.'plc of tlio State. Themes
I *ag<* wi.i have no influence whatever upon
I Congfest
The Arkansas ip.oition was t nsldefed
i v ti.e Sei ntr C muiittee oil Flections to
day in connection with the general .jues
tion <<f government* in the South, hut >*• (
action Wat taken or indicated.
If the Senate and 11- use :a. to lake
affirmative a. t. nin support ol the present i <
>;!•• g * < rti ..cnt *f At kanta*. it i* thought
by the t layt.'i ■!**> that the President will.
turn u (Hit. f i tlue hv force of arm*.
The follow I, Ig Is the Presidents Met-
I
T ?Ao Xrr.atf of tkt I .St jf<>
11.-it*w illt I have the I . nor to send, >n y
accorJaliie with tin resolution of the Soitaj
ate • ! the oJ Inst , ait the informal., tl in .
my p ion tc : heretofore furnished re* .
.itivc to alfait* its the ,at* I Ark at. sat
I vuli vitslure t • express the opinion tbat 4
all the t* still, ny sbOtts that ill the slec*
t.otl ot IM'J J s*J'!i Br ks was lawfully u
elm led ti ti. i:*.r of that Slate, that lie has
t ccn unlaw ful'y deprived ot he p..#sc ,
sion if h't "til- * >11" e that tiUie. that it- '
14*74 the i institution of the S'.ate was by ,
violence intimidation and revolutionary 1
pro ceding# overthrown and a new con- j
tlttulion adopted and a new Stale Gov 1,
Ci merit established These pr. . dr gs, 1
if permittod t • stand practically Ignore all j
the Stales A'.* ' what Is thera to prv:*t
each of'.ho states rtscnt'.y readmiite I t .
Federal relation* on certain cor Jit.. ; •
fr.-m chat.g r.g their C •u*ti!ution* aI.J
violating tftcir pledges if tto> action in
Arkansas 1* ac<|UlS *. „d it) 7 Ir. sp - tfulij '
tubmil whether a prn ed*-.' ! so dai ger.'us v
to the stab ity of Slit, v■ vrrnrnent, it 1
: '. of tr N .1 ■ ' .1 <• .!-•!.riient, !*■ *
should be rcicgiiuu i !-v t'oi.gr.-ss 1 v
evrnrvily ak that t..ngre w dt tk.* .!(•
fimti action in the matter to relieve the 1
Kx. v utiVc fr -in aclii g UJ> i (p.ieslions |
Wdo h li. I j .i* . ici t* *■ t"e *j; * '•. v• |
bra: cli of the Government.
(Signed I*. S tutixr, *
Executive Mansion, February 0. 1w75. !
Si FFKRING IN TKXNKSSEK j
,1 >a s . r'whiua-. t l \ ,1.. ,al J- -
v . J
patl'b froits >a>! vice jay .t * Uet was re. ,
unid liitit yesterday f. its 14*• colored ~
pars i.s rosidll g in the Ninth district id 1
Huthcrford cou* :y, announcing thai at
mat.y |nunts tto'V arc suffering fr. in star* >
valien. Ti c whitr* are not in a much bet u
ter * otidilion, and are, tberetoie, nut able I
t* ti njer Hiii.* any* asstslauic. it. . is •
caused by the drought ot last scaxoti.
l.tat May, stt_v lite N\ or!l, Mr
Grant issued a |iroc!itruali<*u lor the
a*lniotiition of the ' turbulent ntul dis
orderly pel- tm win* maintained that '
,1 -i idi Mrook* vvrs <|.*ci'd < lyt fttor
of A>kaiis"**. litis wnk in* b is writ- '
leu littnsell dowtt un u tuibuii-nt and j
disorderly per**n. ll In attcinpti i luj ■
put bis un a-uge t > Cougn m into exe
cution any officer of the army would '
Le l.iij;.d l.y t! * frv'.'d'.ut'tproclsma
tSutt of lat May to arrest Ittm and
dcai with him UK tuch. It is one ol
the strongest signs of lite time- that
thin nt !<age ha.-* created scarcely n
t ipptu of s*-il> •♦*c!*t in ,;:*• fi;' in
the country- I'he apathy with which
it in received in. in effect, HU expres- \
nioti of the general b.iiel that nothing
Mr. (trant tnay tin ought to surpri;*c
unvbody. The proposition iseutirely
| reVolutii.naty- jt virtually ilisjiutfj
a prnporiticu nt lea-t three cenlurie
old in Kngluml. that no man shall
Hufler f.r uplioldinga dc facto g ivcrn*
! nrcnt, alti.ougli it may be that ol an
usurper. It prop.wen to reopen the
i woundj yliiwh have ben completely
1 clo.ts.-t) its Arkansas for lire purpose of
| putting into power thero the present
; partisans of Grant, and wit li the tfect
|of making waste paj-cr of a solemn
j official proclamation of lite same man
1 who now signs it. The best Mr.
(Jianl'v friends can s a }' for hU men
sage is that it i* the result of mi ap
peal from I'ltilip drunk to Philip so
ber. We see no reason for supposing
th t the Philip who wrote the me.-.-age
is any soberer than the Phi!ij> who is
sued lite proclamation. Altogether
lite PresMent makes a more contempt
ible aud pitiable exhibition ol bis own
character in this Arkansas business
than he made in the Louisiana bttsi ,
ncss, although nobody so* nis to take
much notire of this, pirht|.s, for ou
| reason, because it lias not yet but no it
i natural fruits of civil strife. I bey
• will conic in title season, and we havt
| no reason lor supposing that Mr
I Grant will teg ret their coming, us tu
ba e, fro.n the debate <>u lite Givil
' Ixigbts bill, explicit ruis.'li In know
tii.it Mr Grain's chief champion, will
not regret llieir coming. If distur
' lutnee in ihejSouth be, tu we are in
, cliued to titin L. tl is, the lost (linnet*
) for Grant's political tutiirr, be is lak
-1 ing the be-t way t*> pr >ditre it. In
i that view only is iits Arkansas mes
It sage inti I ligiltle
Samuel Wtng.tr.l. fniiuriy >l
7, Wiiiiamsp .rt. ind ti' iiiiejiutra mem
her of the Pennsylvania lj*gislaturt
[J from the di-lrit't fbriin ilv composed
o of Lycoming, I'tilon, ami Snyder, Inn
<1 been nominated lot Associate ,lustier
of tlie Supre ne Goutt tf Wasbingfor
tl Territory. Mr. Wingartl litis beet
> U.S. District Attorney for tlint I'er
jJJ ritory for some time, and hiapmhabh
nj prumotjou wijl be good news In hi.
B friimls in this couuly.
'• Montreal, Can., February 8. The rive
10 has fallen considerably. The ice in th
,8 Laeliino ('niial touches bottom, in const;
r- (juence of which s,oJomon aro thrown on
of employment by the stoppa go of lie mil
: a'otig the canal.
t. IIMi MAM IVt.klA.v IKlUltiM,- t'l
W \MIIN<,'|TN.
from thi ' iifiihJ,
lis* nut* gcia rail) ae*opted and uu
*li*i IOIMI that no ilo. eiit W'.iualt can fre
•ploiit thine liiLliira and mil out men
I" is of t ..ngn*sa without taint. 'J'fit
h.libv in th** reur of tlo* .W|M<ttkur' < bail
-liotllil Ih* do Voted to the ttae of mi-iii
, la ta, tnali-itd of Wing now, with the
, r-jieaker'a room, (ivi-rntn with lobbyiata,
, mule atef female, From the room orig
, ilndl) <lc\ote.l to t II. IIM- of the Sja-uk
or. that funettoiiui) ban In <ll driven I*
- tote its*-r• ri rnote, anil ll**h the upurt
uient originally tnti ioh-.l for the preaid
* ing "liner may In* found at nil hour*
during the -.—ion . tow.i* <1 with painted
Women ami corrupt ni<*n, pi* *-sing tfielr
various a* licit" s **ii t uiiL't. witiii'tt,
A HIM T< rue WUXKIVO Mast A
| matt with a family, however poor he utay
; j tie, .-we* it to In- wile to save hi r hea.lh and
strsngtl! in every way possible. ll*< lias
no fight to allow til*- mother of his chil
dren to Weal lii-i hiii out tothug w .lb hct
fie.* Ue to cloth* her faodiy. Ills duly t
to puri linse tlie Wilson Miutlia 4ivWlii|r
Mai lil*"-, tin- t>u>l luacliliie f.*r l uinly sew
)ng ntid Uianufa. luring purposes ever in*
vented, tttid he * nil buy "lie f*r lirty do -
lart M"i o than this, lie ,an buy the
' W il- >n Muvlnne up a tern** which cna-
I f*U hiui to pay lor it hi sinuil uionthly in
: aUliuieiiU, that he eatt spare oat of h s
wagi > without feeling the drain, lie wiil
gel, thereby , a machine enpable of d >it)g
; every variety of family work in the mo-t
j beautiful manner, a machine thai even a
child can opui.ito, and which Wl.l prove u
permanent faintly blessing. Ma
(diities will be delivered at any Railroad
> nti a tn tlio county, tree of lrarisp.itta
'.i**n charges, if ordered through the Com.
; pntiy * Branch House at 4*i7 A b l *.* Broad
way, N. Y
1 luv send at) el<*gnl,l catalogue and
. hrottio circular free on application.
Tlo# Company want a few more good
agents.
•St i>urn Pes iit —George Csrlin, Fr
an aged and rcipectej C'dixen of Hotter*'
Mill* diid very >udd<-tily on the night a'
Jaii 13(*.h, 175. He vsa> as well a* uxua-i
[during the day and i "inplainedof nothing
< 4|| the evening ot bis death ho ahd hi#
wiie were visiting a iek neighbor, lliey ;
returned home and retired about nine
0,! Ik, beta rcii the hour* of ten qii4 olev.;
•ti o'lhiek his wdc was wakened by a
groan or heavy breathing ami spoke to
him but received no reply, she became
alarmed and cried fur help and ran to tbe
m gi.bofs, wl.o gathered in The doctor
was #ent f -r, but alas it was too late, —he'
was dead. Heart d.sci.su or ..Jiopte*y 1
ijtUsrd bis death. Wi.eti he lived at
Mantis Ae factory, in M fttin Co ,h had
too stroke* o: apoplexy but reco erud i
will,. *..t being disabled in any way. 11a '
nas about Uo years . : ag<t ste leaves a
wife ahtl "he ;#u I tfl ft-sl of the family
all l av ilig died in the last feir years.
W. J. C. ,
N'OTICE.-The under.-igned hat pur- .
| . has. J at Constable* sale on Fat- <
urdav Jan 30 1F75, the following proper
ty font" fly belonging t* James Heaver.
1C", 1 >.* wing Mxchi.'.e, 2 Fig#, Hum-
I" J and K nhen furniture and will leave
it ill hi* possession a! ni v pleasure.
MR- ANNA FIKK.
Feb. 17 'l. Snyder t'o. Fa.
PUBLIC SALE.
\N ill le m'd a" public 'ale, at the late t
reldl s tice of Dr K J'an J'alxab. dec'U at ,
>:*.* g VI tN \VI.DNK>IAy, |
Jf VRt li 17, t! .. foiloaii g property, vi* i
TWO MoILSKN. two buggies, Filcigll.
Sleigh-t* eg... 2Sett* S.ngle Harness, one
Felt double tiarncss, II irse Collar*, good
Ss ij'** ai d Bridie, Singh.bells, B-ard-
I'A RI.oH Ft'
M :r*. Knd I d , Dl* :. r Breakfast, <
Exletikio* and Centre Tahlaa, Marble Top *
1 vntre labia. Vss's, China-ware, full * r u
D.iii er dishes, tl M.d IJir.-iiSW Sre,
Stot.i W are ona half barrel C l i.r. Bid
steads. Birea*!-, \Va*h!and*, Dr.-sing
r*b) Can#-Bottom chain*, s f#, all
kinds f Carpet, ton int t> w. Hair-hot- I
■ * 11. .| 1. * a! ll.f • ■ !', I In.r-
K t day ■ 1 ami*# e- h-.f i.ar,i
.... .e-liK.f baric I ) .;. g>r, Kigs,
MrsstL**! h. M.alre ..*. Till* (' the -
horse Clot he*, wringer, 2 Cook stover one t
an * iipse just new.
FARLDR. COAL \ND IKDRUOM
STOV KS,
Drum ar.d stovepipe, C<>pner keltic, n**u
I'll" n Churn. < '<-rtier Cupboard, all kituls I
of Tinware. Demijohn* 3 ni d &ga! . Ire
longii* s. Buffalrol si>*r*rp.aukeU.' '
It IJakrs. Hu* k* U Hi.d other atlifUis.
haK* It* c-ituuionce at ]'J Jo r *ck, w hen
term* will be mad*- kt* .wti
Feb IS F H VAN VALZ MI.
Adm'r.
'
N'OTIt'K is hers by g.ven that the ■ MO*
reloaio—n appointed by tin Omul "
Ot t) iartxr S. --; >ns of Centre b* ih-i
,„*, . into and topori ut*"n th*- propriety
of div iding the townsht|* of Ferguson it. ■
said county, into two election precinct.
liav. reported in favor of a division, which '
>,ol ret*rt was continued nis; at Jan
Term 14*75. and will be confirmed absolut-
Iv at April Term text, unless sin-ptloos
i thofoto. A \J 1 LLIAMs.
i * ul_oi Cferk.
\ AI.CABLE FARM STOCK AT
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will offer at public
"le, el hi* residence. 1* milo* v.. it alp
C. itr * Hall, on THURSDAY MARCH 1
I. the following personal property, to wit .
three head of work horses, one 4 year, one
.1 year. 1.>2 year and one 1 year old coll*.
4 c.*w . Eleven head of young rattle 1 sow,
5 shcat*, I hay rake, 1 corn planter,
EXCELSIOR REAPER
aioi Mower, 1 limy lor*, with rope u4]
l'ulli", 1 Fanningmill, JVilloughby (him-
Sprmg Drill, il**w. 1 Corn scraper. I
1 Sli 'vclplow. Harrow*, Double and Sin
gle tr****, one 4 horse wagon, l'uir Bob
sJiwls, cultivator*. Log chains, rakes,,
fork', horse gear* and a variety of other
article' Sale to commence at IP o'clock
vli. Titctn.o will be iiiwUc known nnd rtsg
s."table credit given, J. 11 MKI KB.
Feb
H. A. Larimer's Sale
ON THURSDAY FKB . 23,187f)J
three tttslcs F>ottth writ of Millhoini.
7 WORK lIORSKS. BCOWS. IB YOUNG
CATTLE. Sitnsf v\t> Hoo*. all km*l of
Wagons. RKXPKII. I'iirv-HIVO M*. IIIMC,
and a lull stock of all kind* of fanning nit*
nlciiM-tit* Side to . "inuience nt W o'clock.
Feb I
PUBLIC SALE
XVill b offerod. at public tale, at the
r. sid. tree ol the -tjb-criVor, near Rellcfonte
ion Tt'tali AX, M * in.lt It*, at 10 oiiock, the
"following personal property
llorcos, Gows, YnuugT'ittle, Sheep
■ 11"?*', Thrombin? Machine, Ileapct,
. all kind# >*f Wa.-onv, Uornplantcr. all
kind# of l'low - nnd firming implement'
Feb 4 D \ N I EL IDtEON jr.
Public Sale
. Will be exposed nt public #n'<*. nl the
1 late residence of John V K"*#. dee d, in
Gregg twp . tw ■ mile- westof Spring Mills
•[THURSDAY, MARCH It, 1575 two
- heavy Draft li or-*—, one Che*hirc Stnl
.. lion 4 year# old, one Bay Stallion, Three
j tlure- with Foul On** 2 Yenr old Colt,
' Four 3'e-irling ('"lts. Tlire. S|iring C*lt.
lijThrsw* Milk Cow# of Improved Stock, 1
; ("nt Steer. 1 Devon Bui! Is in* nth# old, 11
Head of Choice She* is, 11 Br. i*l Sow * ami
ll.it of Shoal-, Gel-, r (train F'p..rat**r vv tl.
Fwer **n# Stn.ill "I'hre-hlng Mai him* an!
I slmUi-r, 1 (iriiin l*i ill. Fanning Mill, 1
t love! Holler. I Fodder Cutter, On
Buckeye Bcuper and Mow er combined. 1
' grain screen, I hay take, 1 c.tcuair wood
■ 1 >iw, I broad : ml 1 narrow wlx-et l-!i.*r-<
wagon, 1 cart entirely new, 1 pair hob
sleds, 1 b*g ie*l bay fork, r**po, pullic*.
'''Centre lladl ei>ri;i*lantor*. one corn sera
n per, plows, lini row .#. shovel plow#, 'J "2-hot>•
I, cultivators li Mual! cultivator#, 1 grind*
j toue, dinner hcl I, lot of oak -entitling, i
r * l"tot
' HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FRHS
i- i'Tußkl
I -el ot double citrrfugo lnirnes#, I set o
tug I.al lies#, brilchband*, front gear-, tl#et
of strap net', double ami single trees
5r chain# *>f nil kind*, rake#, fork*, grain era
to die#, and a variety of other article* to*
q. nuim-rou- to mention. Sale to culilinenc
, 1 nt 10 o'clock of *ti id day when terms nil
bo iiiude known aud a liberal credit giv
ill on. MARY A HOSS
i F-.'b } - • " '
' V "l I ■ l , . OJ to* .1 or git
ti.K the widows nnd licit* of Ruin cri
vvltti act vrd I*- limn n year, hut whe
i- tied in the Rcrvifc or from woumli
•- ( C"iitrßClcd in the irrvlce, n houtity ol
1-12(10. Thin will cull fur 8000,000
e ftorn the Trwtiury ahotild the bill b-
T .cotiie U IHVV.
MARKETS.
I* |
■ ; l'rudaee.
• 'ln. ago, I cbrnury 15. I lour i|iii< t
and Ultcliatiged. NY beat dull tttsd uii#ct
pitied, \*i 2 ajirtug 4vil|c ajMit or February;
s44c seller Mar<*li; Kif sailer April; S>> ii
Mtj,,.*uj, rej(HU-*l 77ft <>rii *IuII; No
• 1 2 mixed ft'.'ji *|*it; (iUJc bid for orller
„ March, 7o|. Uid for aeller April; 70|cIm<I
I lotm llcr Miiji; rHi*i*ti*.| litji*. (lata dull
• atid l.iw*-r, No 2 'L't** #jait; 52t,i bid for
r **<*ller March, 53c iw-ller April; rejected
ilje, itye -demand active ami pfiwai
lliuvi .t.ivan ed; No i ..I Bwlta
t'b in.in.l fair utid priivsv advanced; No 2
, at <*l 07 xpot, |l un seller March; fi (yii
, at u7 aeller Aj'ril.
i'hiladelphia.
i'hiladeljiiiia, Febrtmry 15.- 1 i*ittr
i dull; sjirltig 4"7 *ußs74; Indiutm and
< >bi< 4-' aau. N\ heat inactive; r-d fl 16
til l4i; white |1 2 >al 31. Rve ijiliet at
'•'#.*. Corn dull, yellow 7nu7'.4t-; western
mixed 7dk . t h*la dull; white tttic; utixcl
■ v4a• "#•. Fork (juict nt f2u'a. lar*l
■|Ulet ut I .ljui J(>* Ik tloli utll UOIIOIiaI,
r.-lilifd idj* , crude iu<. Whisky WeM
. eru held 41 10. ' luvcrsrwi wanted at
'Jalojt- Butter steady; Ni-w Y <<rk and
Bradford county t*loi*<- 3da37c, do tirsts
i.la >4i. t iiecM tirui at 10;al7c. 1-gg#
(inn .R BSiiß v.
lIRLLRFoNTK MAUKETS
White <V' .- Asl (jg it. t iti Ky IKJ
Uii n *Vt .. tut 55 Barley tsd
7U Ulo/eraeed 6JBI Fotatoes 0U
I.nrd par {iouii.l a Fork per pouncus
Butt*-1 'A'. Egg# 15 I'.asti r pertn
>l4 Tallow 8 Ba-on 10 lima. 15
Lard por p maid 8 ceiils Buck heat
'J ets F our per hgrtui tulatll.UO...
Nov* Scotia p'attri to 15. Cayuga
l*lati. r (*.* V.i |.er SBuU lb*
MARRIAGES.
In Centra Hall un 11 iuet by Rev Y . .ugJ
Mr. S 1 *;aith of Huntingd-it, and M.t-
Klmyia Murray ol Linden ilall
(In aiuß ,h! Crader and Mis* S .tan
litpkn, both of Gregg twp.
On 11 imt , L 4.ni.iti Wii.gard and
Itosetla 11 Si.av. v, both of l'cnn twp.
O:. ftb. imt., by Kv C H Kei'.er, at
the R. t ruieu paisoiittge, at Aaronsbiirg,j
Mr John D NVsgm-r to Mi Uabet I
Ann Auj.a.'i, both ofCiaJre C uiity.
DEATHS.
I tV utre li all, on 12 insl M* tlier Lit. :.*
I.eth Ossmwu, of consuniplion, aged (.* yr* ,<
7 months, and 24 day*.
RAILROAD LKITN'IO
FHtlPic-AIS will b,* re* * ived at th<* !
uflec of the Fresident, in i.. w itburg, until
-atutday, March 0, 1875,
For the Gradual n, v ami Bri-Jg- ,
ing on Sectt n* N*>- k*. ?.*. 30 and 5i5, on
tt.u L*' ' Isburg. Centre A Sprue*- Creek.
Railroad, lortnerly allotted t • M ll*.w
I 4h C"); and a1* f r se<ti*vn' N".*# 81. i
thi 3i and 84, f finerJy xlloted to David I
NY illiaiiis.
Ihe biddei* are ri-|ui-*lej to slate ii.
thoir propoiais the pric asked by taking
one-l.ni! in botad of the C * iiipany and tin
other half in cosh ; and also the price a-k
ed if ajl paid in cash.
O. F. MILLER,
Frest. L C. A St It R Co
I. a i-burg, Feb Ist. IM7*l,
J. 11. SII Nl I It.
U ndertakcr.
The undersigr ed l*eg• leave to inform'
his patron* ami the public generally that!
be t* n. * prepared u task* Coffins at.d
respectfully - J.il it# X share "f the.r patron- I
iig-* Funeral# uttendcß with a neat
hearse. J. 11 MIAFEU. 1
feb 11 tf MaJisouburg. (
.1
JOI\ ( IRF'S
1
Furniture Rooms*
i
MILKoY, MIFFLINCX) , FA
I
Extension Tables,
Chamber Suits,
KineA Coniuton F'urnfture, )
Con-i-ting ,n tart *•! BUREAUS. BED x
-TEADB. CAIN and NY DDI) SRAT
CHAIRS.
The public generally are inv ,!<-•! < rail N
a* I - <• tt.<* fine as ••.-.* ~t of FUUNI-
Tl RJv Ui L*. tound at the above establish
uit-iit, hll of our own Manufacture.
I nd.-rlaking tn all it* branchea, t
( oflitiv < ttskt'D and Sll roods. *
iiav r,g purch.i-. .1 ol> elegant Hearse, 1 t
wiil attend all order* of undertaking 1 t
mav receive from FennvaFey. Centre Co. ,
Fa.' JDHNUAMB.
Jan 2S tf, I
N'oTICK N ti.i* bereby given thai
_ the fi'tn "t II D N -.ii F. It ..nd v D. ,
.Mu -ertra! ; .*. firm : H D N'un Fvll
A C-v. ha- been di-< *lved by mutual con- |
lent ot t**tl* ii.irti.-.. All agent- er cus
tomer* of said firm wi-hitig to ItM-k OVfor , 7
settle, tlieir Itabtii*. uiii #, U ui, the h< uk.'
* 1 | ..p .s in the hands ot 11. D. Yani
Felt the liouidnting parti.er. at Ceutre a
Hall, F 1! It V\ N FELT.
S. D. MCS-iKR.
NOTICE.
I.eti. r. of gdu.ii.i .tun •(! (>n the ( -late ot
IJona* From. Ihl.- *-f Fotter twp. dee d i
have been granted to the undersigned, who '
i. .i ;e-t- B'.l |H*r#o* knowing tnemselve**
inaebtej to -aid estate to make immediate j
payment, and those having demand
against lue same to present them duly att ,
thenti al d b f , i.tw for > ttl-.ne* I ,
JACvJUNN fUDM
■ dan 388b Adm'r.
'"V'TES DDK —Notice is hereby giveui
that tie* Veodua N* las of tk* under-1
signed, have, for < .nventi nee, bc*en placed
into tlie hands of Ja. F Coburn. tn
Aar*'iiburg. for ( •' .*. tion. to vvm.:•*.
.aincerned will pie.##" payinefit a-i
' •" in a. po.-eibtu,
Jan 21 It NN'm. K. KoasTgn
NEW YORK
RUANCILSTOUIvj
i
McChtin * Biock, Dir . tly Opp. Bo b
House,
Bollefonlo, Pa.
II.IIEIDI4\ *1 I'll.. I*rj'rH.
Dry Goods.
I HOSIERY, LINENS, EM BROID
ERIES, WHITE GOODS LA
GES. NOTIONS A KAN
G Y G(>O1) S,
I I
. STRICTLY FIRS T,C LAB S OOODS.
Ll J
Ui'ldw llit' rml Prices.
• Nov 12. tf
j '[Kw| Firiitf^ml
IKr ilorA tr NIt:n Tower.
Cr.*s-('ut nnd Circular
'•j WOOD- SAWING M A GUI N'ES.
.*• tics. ril.llK. Circulars su.l Prtoo 14*1 seat fre -
I BLYNlYEKfllitiitiraclurliii;a o.
a iif.lti*•">.,4 NVe-t Eighth St,, CISOIKIIAH, 0.,
M !".*'• .* I• .*t Uil'ie M-.i'.'ill. 1 * StQftOP
• Kugiitt*#. ShuK.'i Tltie-hir, Farm,
Bs-hoat, und Church ißells, ct-.
Doc 10. v.
tA I "
r t*t" vwotl, t 'Y/ firF'tmis vt vrrßß #(t wipkinit Litttkuc- Cm'.
-i*Hi*•*• insrUotUurf- prWo. via , Btut fFw. ,
YI FJA V*H VL v FAOTVBUF A CO , CS&OTXUITI. A
aIdOuI LIUGL. u. to , CuaL, LUjk£,jkc Jt
1 WILLIAM BHOKTLIDOR. BOKDVALt X
SHORTLIDGE fc CO.,
' Burner# and Shipper# of the celebrated
Bollefonte
: WfllilfHEl IIJIjMiE. ;
Dealer# in the very best grade# of
!ANTiliUllTK''u>Air:
'I lia only Jeulei# in Centre CV.uuty who #eii the
W 1 U Iv E; Si Hi Ai H It: E CI O Ai L
from ilia old llaiiimote mine*. AUo
811 AMOK IN AND OTIIKK GRADES
of A nil,racite ( #! dr>'ljr houm-d e*pre*ly tor houte ute, nt Ike io*et price#.
I) EAL EH S I.V Glt A I JV.
Tb.jr 11,. bi.bM ,„|o |„ ,i„, lU n „ iau
WHEAT,
CORN,
RYE,
OATS,
CLOVER SEED &C.,
RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER.
FIDE BRICK AND GROUND FIRE CLAY.
DEALERS IK
CAYUGA GROUND PLAST ER.
'ilwpte* 014 * r ' #nd W: " rTm ' nt * d ** *- tartUUar ** .o,
offjos mo yM®
NEAR SOUTH END B E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT, *
tl BKLLBFeNTRi FA.
Lime! Lime!
Lime ot the lifet quality, always onjl
band, at the kiln m-ar Centre Hell. *
GEORGE KoCH
GREATBAKGANS AT THE HARD
WAKE STORE OF
MUSSER & RUNKEL BROS..
Millhelm, Pa..
i
WIMLI ALE i.vu RETAIL Diiim IT !
(
U
IIKAYI'FC SIIELF HARDWIRE.
They have just returned from the E**t*n I
t'ilica, where they have purchased a well' "
•elected slock of
HARDWARE. (T-TI.KKT. Inox. N'vil*
OIL*. PA|T, VAUIMH, PCTTT,
/> 1 7 L in:ft V CO ACH MA KEItS E
GOODS.
Plasterers :i nd M BBotlS,
.SmMler*, Shoemakers,
Housekeeper*, and iu fact,
HARDWARE FOR EVERYBODY.
W' fill particular ntleatioo t<> a lint ♦- J
-ortmcnt ol Future Frame* and Moulding.l
very cheap.
a
WALL A WINDOW PAPER.*
]p
And Curlaiu Futures of evert kind. n
' u
COACH and WAGON MAKERS—Four a
attention ii called to our nock of Spoke*,
ilub.. Felloe*, "-Hall*. Pate* and Buggy _
Wheel*, all of No. 1 quality and telling ve
ly cheap. Our stock it largo, and (• '
•lanlly being r-oewed. and we nre telling!
wbul.-alc itud retail—at very low price*. 0
Keineint-er —touch money lia> been lost by t .
paving 100 much for Hardware. Try ,1
tilusssr & fiWiXla Up fir 1 s a p
l hey buy f.tr Cith and *c!l at Cash Pricw D
lor to protit than any other Hardware'
Store m ihe County. \g
sdF'Call aad see u*. Satisiaciion guar- A
1 anleed.
ML'SSKR* KUNKLE URO S.|
aug 27-y '74 1
H. H. WEISER
MfttiixUctutrr* of
SheeUrou & Tin
ware,
|
c
Mlllhcim, Pa.
All kir.Ji of Tinware, constantly onj;
| band and made to order.
Sheet iron Ware of every description, '
j alway* on hand.
Rooting in Tin and Sheetiron done in
jibe most approved and valitfactory style
j Spouting done to order.
Their slowk of Tin and Shoetiron Goods
lis large and complete. aud offered at the
LOWEST I'RHLS,
! Their establishment ha* been enlarged,
mil •looked completely throughout.
Satisfaction guarUnteed, and all jubs;
1 promptly attended to. aprlfl-y j
VHE PEOPLE S DRUG STORE.
Next iloor to \\ iiaou \ Hicks' Hard-',
ware store, Allegheny SR.,
RKLLBFONTB, PA.,
Jas, C. Williams.
(Succettor to B F. Knr.kiu A Co.)
DEALER IN
PC HE DRUG'S
ASD MED WISES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS. DYE
STUFFS, \ ARN'ISUKS. BRUSH
ES. I KKFUMERY, NOTIONS,
AND i A Nl'Y VRTICLKS
FOR THE TOILET, Ac.
PUfl£ WlttS& L]£>DDfiS
A
for tuovlioinal purpose*.
T SHOULDER BRACES,
I)
I'Ul'nsk* SUPPORTERS in great
; variety}
Also, Choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
f and ill other article* usually liopt in firsi
class Drug Store.
i-
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.
Ouini'74lf
S| C : T , „CM. Bo wrens
; A LKAANDER & BOVVERS. Attor-
XX '■> at-Lnw. BolleConte. Pa. Speo'a
•mention aiven to Collection*, and Or
nhani Court practice. May bo coimiltei
♦ in Gorman and Engllib. Office in Gar
|mun a Building, my 28
Aifcs 4 ™
Fennsvalley
Banking Co.
CENTRE HALL, PA
v .. DEPOSIT*.
And Allow Ij*rc*t,
{; -count Note it®
.. „ Buy and Sll ym
Government S nrltic*, Gold and*
PeruUorru, Wa. B Muoul*
_____ Prw'L Cashier
Chas. H. Held!
CToek. HaKhmakerdJracKr
AlLlheim, Centre C" Pa
Uespartftilly inform* hi* fr end* and the
public in general, thai be bar just mM|
at hi* new e*i*biii>hment, above Alexan.
n : ,rt ' V"* **!• -tantlv on hand.
C.u I ° l Watches and Jewelry
o . .*}T*t **> "*) " *dso the Maranvilf*
Patent Calender Clocks, provided wuh a
eomolcte jode* of the month and dsv of
the rnaii, nd woek on iu lace, which ia
?* • time-keeper.
Clock*. W ,u be* and Jewelry rw
pairod on bort noitoean i warranted.
•ep ll' dS ly
Lest .Sample Room* in Town. '
, BROCKEBHOFF HOUSE,
n S n°;' * M " ls -
Hdllelonte, Penna.
io <* d frtm tkt Drpot.
Excelsior Cement
The undemgned now mamif,,. u, r * n*.
QITUTV ! ID <,F ASCFERIOR
n* U ktln ** "*" r Pme
hlHjr? Jl*" ,w This cement
iias s.rej<i\ t>eeu u*i*d in <iu*htiue©
upon the D C. A S. C RR„ Jo\a. b^
;Ki
rasp. ~
ra U h(! o> 'Ti^. HU * i,,y U dasi
•iructing tYnerii*, Jsjring Water Pine*
A . will find it totheir advanugi to bear
tbwin mind, and also, that he wrrsnU the
artii le a* represented.
m.v M,f J G RRYim.
v ' Aaronburg, ia
PKy T R T H A LL HOTIL
V. "? ou * PfAXOLga, Proprietor.
' *** *rnve and depart dnilv or si
points, north, smith e. H d,,
" to,T Kcittauor#, ~ tTThvout
nFVXII , Pryaideiit, Cashier.
TRE tOl NTY BANKING CX>
i X t, A t \¥. iUik * n - R<xrer A Co.)
RLCEIVE DEPOeiIH, 4
And Allow interest,
Diseoatl Notes,
„ „ Buy and afl.
Covernment Secu tits, Gold d
Uoopona
N BO'OT A 4 SHOE KAiIEV
w VJ E>TRE MA EL, PA.
ould mo*t respectfully inform tba eit
iseas of this vlnnity, that h has started a
t ; hol ' Sk P. "nd would be
'I " r * * h of public patroa
*e Boot* and Shoe, made to order and
i according u> style, and warrant* hi, work
■to wjual any made obewhere. All kind#
.. . r ' P* ,r, ng done, and charges reasonable-
Give him a cnlL * f t b IS I,
ns 77f utujus;
Dentist, Millhelm.
n lhii i h i W service* to the
jpuniicu Ho i s _ prepared to perform all
.operations in the dental profession.
'*/ IT ful ,'- v l iro P* r l extraat
' witAowtpain, tnyh-73-tf.
T) at*LaW,
' -
HI. J- StIIIKFFI.KR
TAILOR.
r„i n e n' Iy ®Fto*Uo S -angler's hotel.
■ .T f* h " al prepared
touiake all kinds of men and boy * cloth
-1
J ?z<
buiiacss entrusted to bini. iui2,'Hßt
ADAM HILD,
PAINTER,
Trl!" h l' f" the citizens of Hiflin
' at c nd a , Mntng cou&tiep, in
.. K T si#u a " d " iignanf I
lwiMtinr.
gkaining
Mahogony. Ac?** Maple. Ash
i lain and Fnncv Paperhanginc. Or
dcr. solicited *
* Or,C Jcae forot ber painters,
J () 11F i'OTTSI. Attorney-at-Law.
! . • /-''••ection* promptly made* and
J pccial attention given to
lands or property for sale. Will draw up
and Ii avo acknowledged Deeds, Mortgages,
!"* c - Gtlleo in the diamond, north side e
fie court house Bellefonte. - >.ct2tT69tf
, T L. SPaNGLEK, Attornsy-at Lew,
♦ ' Bellefonte, Pa. Office wjtb
iltusli A- Y'ocuni. Consultation in English
and German. Collections promptly attend
stj"d to. feb6-tf
Y -1
Li*)* ■■
tlWnnllr ®f IXsn's
fTrfsctwl Dr. Fltlsrs Yegc t fT r fto? I-
S byrnp. 1-
' Tine-TTEW*v^S^!rtSs^-C.!.
r |B<vs.Hev .v;
Ii I D lsLaio-AfaitrUKl fbJ kwwajTiPor