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TUUKSPAYFIttL 25, 1876.
LOCAL ITEMS!
Our friend* will oblige by ' l "
items c*t local new* in their locality, gt*'''
,i. the fact* only, and we will put them in
shape, alto notice* of deaths anl marrt
'C.\nv one tending vis the name* ol
subscribers, with the cash, wHbe entitled
to receive the HKPORTVS one year trev
The Urrnßiß* being readby ******
.-very body on this *•*
vv here it hs* a larger etlctfalHNl
two paper*, will be found the best medium*
I'or advertising6u*ine*> sale*, v> • x.
Sffl-Sflhicribcr* to tka Reporter, redd
ing outside ot Centre c.-ur,ty, sho>>U re_
mil u* 10 cents, yearly, tor postage whhb
wc will pay here ; this reduces thepiU*e
to one half, as the turn paid by them lor
. lie year * postage w as t ct*.
a#-Public Sale* should be advertised
in the Reporter, as it gov* to nearly every
family in the valley.
S A UCS.—
11. A. Larimer'* tale, >eutb of Mnheini,
Feb. Si.
Mary A. IW sale, Urcgg *.wp . large
farm stock, March 11th.
J 11 Meyer"* sale, farm stock, near Cen
tre Hall, March 4th.
1", Hrecu'**ale, near Rellefonle* March
IG !
.1, A. Haine s sale, near CburehvUle, |
M arch 38. _
Sale, Dr. Vat. Va'aab, dee d Spring
'•" Mills, March 17.
- Cel. Jis.'ph A.i-i'i s, ,t Mil.beuu, |
died on Thursday morning, 18 Mr. ■
Adam* was an eld reaideuicr of Millh. irn, j
was a colonel under the 'ul militia •
tern, and well known in lb* rati end of;
the county.
The riesbvlerian ehtireb ol llolle- !
tonte has the credit of contributing pro J
porlicnately more money to charitable
us.* than any other church under the'
above denomination iu the Stale.
The Nursery, for May, i* mi our
table, and n >w our little one* are content j
Owing to a disappointment in oh
taining book*, the musical convention at
Wolf* Store, in Miles twp. was not
fhii w>ei the pot-offic* in tbiSl
t wn Was removed to Mr. Rf<ti*n > o i
üblUhment, and U provide,! with lock- |
boxes,
Many towu are finding trouble with
their water works, the pipe* being reach-
ed by the fro*t and bur*ted. Cue half of j.
UrUcfonte is in this fix. In Maiue, water, ,
pipes ii feet under ground burated fcon. j
free xing.
—Godcy'* Lady * Book, for Maich i*''
ut hand and i* an elegant number.
tur newly elected representative. M m. j ]
K. Alexander, left lor Harrieburg Inst;
Monday.
. Sternberg bat bc-u elected chief bur-1
g,-> of Bellelunte. " Mayor Sternberg" j |
will sound pretty well. We always
thought Sternj was popular, we kuow it, |
now when he can be elected in a radical |
low n like Belli-fonte. Congress next.
• --Win. Musser, of Orange ville. 111. j I
* write* us, Feb. IS: The weather i* cold' 1
a- ever; on the 9th of Feb., the theruiom- ]
ezir indicated 40 degrees below aero. It t
has very seldom been above xero. Snow j
, id inches deep in the timber. t
Mr, Simon Spsr.g'sr, ol Mile* twp.. j
killed a Log the other week, over two F
ytai* old, which dressed GOO pounds. '
That teat, all the grunlers in Brush valley, J .
at d plae.s Simon at the head If the class. , j
- P. H. Harter, of Ohio, j
Jot uter'.y of Aaromburg, Pa , w at Itouie j t
•*. a v .-iC Pan enjoy* good health though t i
at tiu.es still suffers from the wound which ! (
lie rretived in the engagement at Chancel-'t
Kxsvillc, during the BebtHUn. I
The Milroy Uilh. Sabbath Schoo ,' 1
passed the following resolution*, relative
to tie death of C'barle* Miller:
Rrtolwtd, That the death of this excel- J j
lent and worthy young man—cut down in
the dawn ol lit* usefulness —comes to u |
with a new and solemn admonition to be
also and always ready, "for in such an '
hour a* you think not, the Lord of man
oometii that in hi* devoicdness to the j'
Sabbath School causa, and the interest of
the Church, he has left us an example that j
e*licn!d follow.
R, JttJ, That hi* usefulness in the va
vious office* of life he wa* called upon to fill
-.ml a knowledge of the lloiy Scripture*,
to which few attained at *o early an age.
formed a well worthy our imlte
- - tion, ind ibeuM stimulate u to renewal
a-xertiuß* to make a like record forour
aelves.
Resolti if, That as a Sabbath School, *
b"ww ic resignation to the Divine will, ever
knowing (hat the Lord doeth all : thing*
•" well. .
/fcao/rcd, "Hiat feeling our great low *f
members of th •>* school, we deeply
sympathize With hi. bereavsa f*iand*, and
devoutly pray in their hehaif for albsoffi
cient grace in the sudden .*od unexpected
trial.
officer* last week, tome name* were report
ed which were not elected. The following
is correct:
Judge—George Buffer.
Inspectors--.!no. H. Keller. George M.
Boa!.
. Justice—John Shannon.
School Directors —1). Beiusmitk, John j
M Coy, Jacob Dinger, Wm. A. Kerr.
Supervisor*—D. D Young. Prit-r Bbif-*
aler. jf- ■ , #-,, 1
• Ovcrseor*of Poor—Levi Snyder. Jkaj
Faruer.
Assessor—James Ott.
Auditor—Wiu. Good hart.
Town Clerk—Jas. A. Keller.
Constable—William Carson.
The foliowtng Towruhrp officer* wi re
elected in Penn :
School Directors —C. Alexander, B. F.
Frankenbergcr.
Supervisors—Henry Keen. Ilenry Dot
•weiler.
Overseer* of Poor—John Muyer, J'. B.
Hart man.
Auditor—Jonathan Harter;
Inspector*—Samuel Wetter, Sr., Jacob
~ Sanders.
Assessor—W. F. Smith.
Town Clark—Benjamin Kerstettor.
Constable—Daniel Geary.
Judge—Wa. Alauck.
The happiest pair wo met for a long time
was a man and his wife coming up street
from the Bush house, a few days ago.
They wcre&mile* all over and in an ex
cellent mood. The man carried a large
basket; the woman had her arms full of
bundles, and as they p*fcd u* ire just
overheard a remark like the followifeg ."
"How foolish wa were in not going to
Sechler** long ago, for our groceries and
thing*, we could have snved a hundred
dollar* in thu laat ix month*, here we have
a large lmsket full, and a dozen of bundles,
for less money than anybody would a
thougbt." Yes, they had read the Rcjw
ter, they saw in it that Sechler & Co'V, i*>
the Bush bouse block, was the place U> buy
good and cheap groceries; they tried it
once, and now they are happy and cm the
true road to *avo money.
David 11. Kelly, an esteemed citizen, of
Union couwty, died on the lltth iiwt, vyfde
w ly regretted.
Preparation* axe now being trade for
the publication ot the premium list of the
.Centre County AgricnHtiral Society, for
ithefairof 1875. Should any person* de
aire to offer special premiums for partic
ular articles or displays, they are rjqoe--
ited to give notice thereof, with,ou t delay,
to the Secretary of the Society. Each of
itbese premiums will he designated by the
jiame of tho doner, ui:le*. otherwise di
iccted, and competition wilt b®subject to
(the conditions respectively prescribed by
v the several d' ners, at the time of making
lll.'offers JOHN A WOOD WARD, Pre*
D. S. KELLER, .Secretary.
JAMES A. BEAVER,
Chairman £*cutiys C<*tn.
-A break and a thaw a I**l On
Monday and Tuesday we were greeted
with mild ttlßshine. ami there i* a break
t' at ll to the Intense cold. The *n>w
comnisnced !■- molt an 1 a few day* like
j these will*poil sleighing
, j Were glad to have a visit on lust
i Tmwday afternoon from Shannon M'Cor
' j tnicb, sturdy democrat ot Ferguson,
, j There wa* a big old talk, you had better
think, and a long one too, lor Shannon
| know* a heap, and tell* it right out, and
he i generally sound in doctrine.
■Oi -Yes Rev, A. A. Keilin h* g,t
itttarried. Good for him, and may il bo
j tho commencement of a new era of liappi-
I ne>* for him and hi*, it wa* a sensible
! move, and in the right direction too hav
■ ing a charge to take car# ot him, why
should he not have a "charge" to take care
of too * My both.tbe "charge* multiply.
jx Rev C. 11. Iseiter has resigned tie
Aaronsburg charge and accepted a call
frotu the Augusta charge. He a ill com
j ninc hi* labors in las new field on the
j Ist of March. lli> post office will be, Sum
[bury. Pa. Hi* correspondents will please
I ob.orv o the charge.
' Brother Reiter i>4 been a laithfu] and
J untiring w >rkcr in the Reformed Church, j
Hi* officiant labor*, for a period of 7 )e*r I
and S month*, in the Aaronsburg charge, I
have been abundantly b!o**ed by the Lord.
A large accession of member* ha* been 1
made to the Church, during hi* pastorate.
He will loavw the charge in a pioperuus
| condition,
i Through bis Christ an deportment, mor
tal integrity, Uue'and sincere devotion in j
i the work of his Lord auJ Muster, and by j
j hi* uuassumiug affability, social dupo*i-1
j tion, christian courtesy, and free andopvn- I
j hearted friendship toward* alt person*, j
' won for himself a targe circle of true and i
I sincere frh-nda, wboiecleorry to sec biiu
leave Pctin-valley.
! May tho accompany him and his I
| family to his new field of labor, and gr-i-f
j ciously hies- the work ot his hand-, and |
j make him nn efficient and Useful instru
i menl there in tho upbuilding of the Re*
| deemer'* Kingdom
• • •
| St'tinaT Sc Uool Coyniit'tions-
I At out the %t ot October, 1874, the offi .
k cer> of the Centre County Sahbath School |
As-ociethm kindly consented to bring the j
I Semi-centennial appeal of the American
Sunday School Union before the Sabbath i
School* of the county.
Contribution* were solicited for the ex-j I
tension of Sunday School Missions not ,
only in Pennsylvania but throughout the
country.
A very gratifying response has been I
made to this appeal by tbe school* of Can- a
ire county. Tne following arc the name* r
of contributing schools :
Pic. sant Gap, Union ; Stortnslown, M "
K. : Hublcr-burg. Union ; Kennedy-, M. j
E ; Howard, Disciple: Su.iw Shoe, Preab : i
Leinoiit. Preb ; Buffalo Run, l'resb.; J
Mi'.esbcrg, Prtsb.; Bellofoatc, Prt-sb., I
Centre Line, Luth ; BcHefonte, St. John's (
Reformed; Mannor, Union ; Karlyttown,
Union ; St John's, Union ; Madis-'iiburg. i "
Union; Madisonburg, Ev.; Penn Hall,
Union; Centre llall. Union; Plum Glove, ; I
Union; Miliheim, i'nu-s; Farmer* Mills, ,
Union; Egg Hill, Union; Franklin, I nion;
Pine Stpiup, Unioi;; nt Hill, Urn- !. S
Oak GMVO, Union. (
Thei'Uiut cr of tulic-ofe. eoatributing is
twektvvMfen Receipts have beta cnt }
to the Superintendent* The average'
contribution i- so,jo. Total amount eou-> j
tribulcd s".*), 15. (
Expense ol postal cards, portage apd |
pi it. Hug JO,.JU, leaving a balance ot J
to be applied to the work. , 1
The officers of the County Association
and of the American Sunday School l"n
--ioii desire to expze** their sincere thank- |
f>>r these gift*, and aJJ (bo prayar that :
the current year may be ono ol abounding ,
prosperity for aii the Sunday school* in
Centre county. Jt'HN" H AMIIiTOK,
PiniilrnL ■
SPAWLS FROM PENN. J
For the Reporter.
The Miliheim Loan a building n-ocia-
tion i? now in tuccctsfii! operation, ready • J
to effect stock *ab-s and transact other |
business relating to it At an alcction held '
on the Bth inst, the following officer* were : j
chosen: Pre-iJent, A. Waiter; Vice 1
Pre.-ident, S. K. Fout; Secretary, B. O. j j
Deinlnger ; Treasurer, J. It R- ibnyder, j j
also a ftiH board of director*.
(Juite an interesting rgiigigu* revival ] 1
t K>k place in lite Kvangelical church in
Millhcint under the auspice* of Rev*. \V. i
Jl. Stover and P. M. Coup,
her profess to have found the pearl of -
prh-e. All honor is due to the clergy* for •
their eevrt st awl faithful serv ice*.
If irarr/f.bg goes w> aiiotber year, in j |
Penn twp., Ilka i* did for the last fow : .
months, there will be very few single urn .
•on the tax list, and no girls to lure. Hince i'
last. November, left "• eleven wedding
took place in Pann township, and in eve
ry cat® i.mie rf :b<- parties being from .
Penn, and in most cases both. Who!
Void not be an ordained minister. In such 1 '
proauilpg times*
* Sr .♦
ASSEMBLY—OFFICIAL. j
j.- jg--,- F jg 7s |
Lieut Gov I Auetubly '
I ! ;
If! I! f! I,
i | c 111 i j
I - I '\Z l - S 1;
I \_*_± I r ? j
\ ' iW.W. t Ml *'. l 1 ki ! 51!
Betlf. ■; S. W. i 82 1 If* | 77 111
(N. W I 111 82 , 12S | KM
■ M iletburg boro 1 "f 48 j 41 48
i Union v. lie b0r0... j -8 25 ( 21 !
i Howard bore.-,,... j 29 87 i 4-*> 8t
I l'hiliptburg horn, j si H?7 i V) •- 1 * j
I Hoggs-. jMM IP? 12* OU
I Banner 78 182 ( fcl U2(
Uurntdr„ 25 25 | 31 15 j
(lurtin J... 181 Jk*. 14 18
ffcrgufWr... W 154 74 i 118
Gr*gg i 44 2ftß 50 141 i
Haines... ~r . 02 K*l 111, 5!
iia.iu.wo- ~j 43 40,
Harris • • .... IW )fo !S}s I®l
Howard. .;...... It) Ft ) fip
i Huston... 07 V 8 77 '-J
I Lbyrty 77 M 37
Marion.. JH 7u 31 sf>
Miles 40 US) Fl JKS
Pallon 70 42 fc H5
Pann. ——29 47 184
Potter. 117 !K>7 I*2 132
Ruth 23 88 U! W
Snow Shoe 54 VI 37 70
Spring 127 12* 121 180
Taylor 2 38 39 j 14
Union,, ........ hb M 33 , 27
Walker. ?/i T?A 17;
Worth sj 57 ,'^j
Total 2Mb 308.3 2079 ) 2289
Majorities.| lMk7 , 110
♦ •
THK (JLKTCK or ALLBEWINO MACMIMIW.
Shuttle Sewing Muchine, it i* sufficient
' for u* u> say that tyo think tlio invention
' of thismachinaujark-aosutaimportantara*
' in tkcbUtory of tlii* country r 'and whan
' we consider the influence it has upon the
! social well-being of the mas*es, it it diffi
cult to conceive of an invention ol more
' importance. It has u beautiful, noiseless
moewpept, It tngka* tho genuine "Lock
-1 Hlitch" a ike on bpjli tide*, nod doc* to
' perfection hU kind* vf plain nnd Uno ww
-1 ing; R need* no oownwidaiion i iu rapid
.-a'.et, l' o invroiiiing demand, end the
in:iny flattering testimonial* from those
who have u*od it, is sufficient proof of iD
merits. The want of a sewing machine i*
deeply felt in every hou-olmld, and a the
r Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, on nc
r eount of its extreme simplicity and less
cost of manufacture, is sold at a much low*
- er pj-jce than all other first-class machines,
it is meeting with the extensive patronage
4 that it so Justly deserve*. Up!jjna will
I U delivered at any Railroad button in
" this count v. free charges,
k if nr.Wed'thraugli lh Company's Branch
y House ~t 227 mid 22!' Brondwii.v. New
~ York city.
f. They send an elegant catalogue and
| chroioo circular free on application.
J. This Company vapt few more good
| agent*.
UKUKIPTb vN I EXPENDITURES
, ttF CKNTRK COUNTY FROM
JAN. Ul 1874 TO JAN Ist 187.5:
I JOHN R MITCHELL. Treasure! "f
i Centre County.
Jan, 1, 187" DR.
ITo cash Iron lo*mer treasurer $ 4 ill" 54
Ii To taxes outstanding .1 an I, '7l >191" 41
.j To taxes aM reed fur 1874 ......... 35 It>9 o2
jTo taxes from U nscated Lands 4 De7 7'*
jTo ,-a!i from Unseated Lands
redeemed I*lß 85
i ' To cash trom Com'r* of Centre
county 3 *3l Id
JTo amount transferred from
\y Military fund - *l® >4
ctTo cash front K*lray < . u22
! Toeottacience fuu.l " t)0
' j To amt. over pd by treasurer d PNIBI
$ Hi 9id 25
CR
j Hv amount "fvHitsiamling tax
, Jan. Ist. 1875 $39 304 45
■ j Itv niuuiissiunets warrants
paid by treasurer . 4n 60, 31
afffty amount in hands of officer*
' | for collection W3 12
ißy exoneration* X commission* 1 OHI 37
By Tr's. salary ami allowance
for stationery ... 2 010 Ot)
90*125
By balance due the treasurer. , lUM 31
' JoltN B. MITCHELL, Treasurer, in
account with the Commonwealth of IVnn-
I sylvanta.
I 187.5, Jan. 1 DR.
ITo outstanding tuxes at ta-l
settlement 4 129 5.
To taxe* assessed for 1874 4 179 01
| To amount overpaid by trea*
surer - 1 W4 tW
$9 333 22
CR.
By amount outstanding taxes #5 142 78
By amt State treasurer * lave* 3 491 s'
I By exoneration* a commission* 138 31
j By amount In hand* ot officer*
for collection ... 174 87
J By treasurer's commission*..,.. 82 30
T —TZ.
$9 3H.1 22
By balaiu edue treasurer #1 1*24 t*>
Mll.lTlA FUND.
Jt,n I. lß7i>. DR
| To amt outstanding Jan I. '74 #■•'.*> 18
-V777S
CR.
■ By taxes out-tanJug ... s3*l*l ,•
By amt. transferred to county tKi 54
! By exoneralnuis * commission* I,'Ot 88
[ By treasurer'- commission...... 3 4ft
s,'a*s 18
RELIEF FUND.
Jan 1 DU.
To amount oUI-lnJing at last
*ett!ement $113)98
$12098
CR.
By am unt outstanding. ...... $ 7M 15
Bv amount iu hand* ot'officer*
tor c lection- 91 Kt
$l2O 98
We, the auditor* of Centre county, do
hereby certify that we have examined the
above account* of John B Mitchell, trea
surer of said county, and find them cor
rect.
Wlines, our hands and e*iU this uth day
of Jan. A. D.. 1875 ,
8 A Ml* EL FRANK, It. *hl
A J GUI EST. [L. *.!
ADAM YEA lUCK, (L .)
Auditors.
EXPENDITURES
Corn tubs loner'* pay—
Samuel F. F'oster on
act. of service a*
com'r 1874.. $ <ora |i
Bal. due for wurk on
U. L lor'7l ffi 75... 271 90 $ 97V 42 j
A C 11 in ton on ne: of
*erv ice* a* com' r '7l 524 UJ
Sant'l Gratnley for bal
due on service* 1873 <*i oft
On act, service* as
com'r i7 32titO— ataiu),
R 11 Forstcron act, of
service* a* com'r*
clerk - A1 '
Jury co!ntwi*i<>ner* . 35 42 ;
Co auditor* A clerk*
settlement 1873 ..' 14fttO 1
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Daniel Mt Gin Icy lum
ber for court house- $ 4-1 4<>
R llollabash repairs to
ireas. 0ffice.......... 13 25
DH Y erger masonry
for safe..-.—-. —s IX)
Win Donal painting
graining..- B,i*>j
Geo t)' Bryan repair*
to treasurer* office... 8l*) !
J \V Campbell sV 'on,
blind* for Court
House - WW
Hen. Hoffman lumber _ 1
A work at Court H-, 3-1 4*j
Jno Mcl)rw( C. II
pavement outside... 127 3ft
Jno JliDernu't C. 11. 1
parenje/.t liwide ... IJL - lido.*)
H t Hartley repair to
jail ' rt " .
Jno MeDerinot repair
to furnace flue* 5 001
H Hoffman repair jail. 73 04
H Hoffman " *table 5 30— 78'.*4
Jno S Lonebergar iron
ro>d for Jail b3, 44
Bellefontecar Co. lum
ber ft" fl'joring Ac- 93 42
tialbraltb A White
plumbing F- 1 N ' j
MISCELLANEOUS
Nora M' AI lister wasb
> ing lor prisoner* and
cleanin,* jail A offi* _
cea 1874
Jl M Knight ga* bill*. 21)4 40
Jno FciUuibuum iron
bedttmtd* ftr Jail... t)000
J K A C T Afofandcr
coal bill* 44
J J Grenoblo imieting
docket* *'■> 00
A Poiuersiy A Co.
county alia- ......
Jll Dobbin*. M D.
medical attendeuce
prisoner*.- "ODD
R F Rankin A Co. mod _ r
i"ine for priK>ners... 4 75
J C V/illuunimedicine
for' prisoner, 3 86
Geo <)' Bryan office
lurniture *4
Soli Dcrr wood for jail 3 ®
Dan'l I.ulz " " 14 00
Jr.o Lutz wood ft-r
Court HoUiC.. 400
I Guggt-nheiincrimlst*
for jail 77
C T Frybcrgvr md*e
lor jail... -W)
Frybbrgvr 8 Mmaj,
uidse for t . 1(0u*0... e ,**
Henry Dcrr whitewashing A labor
at jail 1600
Jl Dcrr nursing McMullin in jail "BUO
A Scltroyer A Son matrasea jai!.. 0 sft
M O By in an ice for (). Hou*e 3 20
Frank Miller cutting wmd 4<*>
lli'llefoiitc Vorongh water tax 10000
James P Weaver bat on
lORS on *tatc tax 1878 1480
Coui'ri expense to Lock Haven .. 6 00
Freight paid on cliuir* for regis
ter- office.....— 44
W II WiUunton A Co. boarding
jury iu ca of Com. v* Norri* C 3 00
Garman boariting jury in
ttt,c of Co. v J!ur,t I 9 60
Furniture oir 'tegijCCr* officg 18(g)
Sam' I Brugger plan of bridge Ac. 8 00
Jacob Shrom repairing matting... 2 50
John T Johpßop uojlage- 13 04
Aluiaiidar tire*n
Gephart A Gramloy <|ualilying
a*r*or. . 7 00
II P Trexivulny tnnp of Bogg*
twp lOOtX)
David McCloskey watching fire*
in unseated land* 16 00
Jno Mallory bill of smithing 75
i 1) S lie Her* Agricultural Society.. 10000
S Haflo rfefi. /o. t c e 25i
Henry Hoirnan tnirfcing ca.e for
iqry wheel 6 00,
Jll 11 itris ttac! nor,* JOO
John P'Durmotclcunihg flnexgiij
repairing heater* at Jail II
Wiu J KcnUh auditing record*.,. 35 00 |
John II Mrri.on will book for
register* office 17 60
Win F Murphy A Son* deed book
recorder* 0ffice.....,..... ~.,, 18 50
Win Man dockets for prothonota-
-fpeu2oss
II Y Btitofcr atattopery6o 31
. Bollefonte I'iea* Co. biudirig as
ses* hook* - 23 00
A William* appearance docket... 17 00
' Scalp premium* 943 V 6
Road damages 9R4 00
, Commissioner* note* paid-. 9 18)141
Interest paid ..... ... ■ 78441
Juror* pay ......... 4 Wu
' Court Reporter....; .. " Hfc... *23000
; Constable* pay. , 48210
, Coupt ofltr'. n.iy ~,...77 >)
Tip >tu VCt...... .(,11,.• y JtU Off
Inrtinutait or pyi'd'ngi... 310 00
' Haspiutl fiu'iiifffiie Daa villa ....... of>B 31
v State Itiftuffc hnstdtll Harritburg,, :W4 fig
Western l'emrei.i i.iry 487 94
luquiwtloii* • dnud bodies—.- 11l 78
• <'-iinmu*. • . i •••'•• i • I ift
■ Bart rim GalbraßU Janitor* pay
for 1873 310 oft
• lor 1874 30 Of)
J Premium* paid to collector* 45 0t)
Com'r* paid att'v" collection* 28 37
1 B b" Sj,aff r sheriff on act. 800 Oft
• JO Sankey bal." or Mtai '** iff'
I vice 4b'
k Wui Furey on bul. for seivlceu*
, ' coiiiinit'ioner* clerk 6rtt(iß
Auron Williams proth'y bill rin
, deied for 1873 82 32
1 R M "Mugee teacher iustitilte 1873 11 Oft
i Refunding tav< Ot, unpaid iid' l 7 ;i < n.
I Stain lux paid 1 tj>t 41
It ademption ! nnaeated land* .. IBt 93
Kefimdiltf overcharged lit*** oil
' unsealed land*. 1 182 (*•
Itefd'g J I' Mitchell, I reus , lor
root* on U, L. bought by Co -I'i 27
I Commonwealth cost* paid 2 I*B9.
I Undue-,V view#., I 07" • '
> Head vl,\v* 651 lo
t A*r*-or* for u,e*i! enl V rcgi
(ration IST I 2 346 94
V Election* ' •'>"*
PRINTING.
1 P Grav Meek balance IST ' 912 ■
•• •• JH74
\ W W llr.mii I*7l ... U't"
■ Kr*tl Kuril balance 1*73 vkhni 1
• •• |*7 | .
1 KTi U !' Till, - *lt>
Otorßo W R i ™W
>{<> 007 31
It F. SHAFPKR. .Sl,eiit!, in i'i'"Hl
* nil Centre Count v for your ending IK,
i ai,i, 1*73.
cu,
i Uy mmn inc Juror, A relurniug
, ■# TT v
venire* , ? *
Hy notifying juro-* not l„ attend., •Jium
( Hy convey ing Durst, Gartlgf ,V
Have to penitentiary. > tk
, Hv conveying Helen Smith and
olli,r to noipitnl for insane , ll(>i
Uy conveying Geo June* and Jno
Mckt'niiev to house of refuge 1,501k 1
Hy ain't paid hospital lor upport
of 11, luii Sutitli - IWHS
Hy in,le bought lor jail,. 2J*
It/ repair* paid for in 11.... - I
Hy euro of l>avid MiMullin 11l U
Hv making bed tick* and lilting
tame and wanton# bedding,
towel* An , during y.'.tr Vol*
Hy boarding prisoner, a* per bill
rendered I 135 54
fj (lltO 4,
I> H.
To county order a* per account of
conitut**ioner>i (<
Ualance I Ti 46
s2*o§o f 1
Jan. I, To, Hy Lai. due U F Shaf
fer- $1 780
STATE OF PKSNSYLVASIA, t 00
CKNTKK COUNTY i
We, the undersigned Auditor* ol Centr,-
Countv, do hereby certify that in pursu
ance oi an Aet of A*etcbl,v entitled, "An
Act relating to Counties in,l Townliip*
and County and Townhip otHeer*.' we
uiet at the Commissioner* office, at Belle
font,', on the I,: Monday of January, 1*7.
and did audit, and settle and adjust the
everal account* , t forth in the foregoing
statement. In itn, whereof we have
hereunto let our band* and seal* tbi* loth
day of January. A. I),, 1*75.
sAMI Kl. FRANK. Ii >
A J OKI ST, It., a )
AI>AM YEA RICK, I *
CKN IKE i or NT Y, >s.
We, the undersigned Coniltiiitionet*
of said County do hereby certify- thai the
foregoing i a true and correct statement
of thy receipt* and expenditure* of ,aid
County troui the Ist day ol January, 1*74
to the lit dev ,f Januarv, 1676.
A C. IIINTuN,
SA M l" K.L GKAMLY,
.1 V IIA 1.1..
4'oni'r* of Centre County
Outstanding taxe* due l.y eollector*.
Jan 1 MIS
'65 M Murphy Burn.id, f 176 52- 17<". 82'
'IS!) I) F Kortney Hell I t 4W> 7*
J .11 Uu*u Fallot) 75
1) lioticrman llaiiie, 1..S ul 7u4 79
'7O 1) Dorr Hollefoiitu .. 2.7 M
S Hrickly Howard. r- .'>7 '&'■*' 41
'7l H i'arten Bellefonie "AC '>
K Hunter FhiMp.b'g l(><>4
A J llainger Benner VB7 83
Jd Minick iiregg .. liaiA',
S Hrickly Howard... 4o (M
Jo, Shall'.r Waikcr.. 50— 1 '.'*6 t>ii
•72 W KiddF - Pbihpi g iVi ifi
T Marshall Banner 131 05
.) C Walker Hogg- .. 100 36
JXt 1' oky Curtm... 164 :*>*
SN. ;itiregg 43U 27
Jno Ward Half Moon tiVISJ
I lavul K<>bb Liberty 10867
Uavidilartor Mar,un 11? o*
(Jeo Stover
.la* Gate* Snow Shoe 894 7V ■! 15* 47
'73 C Brown Bellefonte 414 19
K.H Carr Mileibtirg 101 4,
S Yearick 11,-nner .. 122 97
itan'l Mah,ne itogg, 34* hi
K Kierchoff Curtiu. 'kt 17
A Hey Fcrgu*oi H'.j '.at
I) Bartge, Gregg ,'.! l r*i
Jno Keincr Hainea... AH 8V
W T Leather* How
ard 4u 28
\\ Spngier Libcty 228 •'-
I. C Kanch Marion.. *-St' 44
Jona* Stine Patton. . 210 47
Han'l Mu*cr Penn. 802 6H
Pi Sieff potuc it • bt
J Thompaon S. Slue.. I*l
J>* l(o> Spring... .. 7i*>.'i
K Turner Worth 11 HI
W Kiddle, Philip*.
bure . 7204*7 3 471 13
'74 Jo# Poi Bellefonte . 3 430 00
K l'ot rtnan llogg* 103602
!>*vid LohrStenner .. 1 *77 77
F t'araon lturnaide... yO 2."
J** KierfliotT t'urliii 24'* '.el
(ieO'rge *a Mc Will
iam* F. rguiuu 2<V>l47
Fred Zettle iiregg . 3426 64
S It Wilaon Harri* . .. 3 126 41
A J Hrwterrnan Hainea 1 B*2oo
WT Leather. How
ard town.hip 724 5S
Jim McKiwain How
ard b0r0ugh........... 78hi *4
I) N\ Kiine Hu.ton 410 78.
WmCroa. HalfM hui 673 23
W TV Spaagler Liber-
Hy... 626 96
Perry Condo Mi..or I ii I b <* >
Jno A Miller Miles... 1472*0
KII Carr Mitcstiurg .. 409 30
W Riddle* Phiii,wb g Mf, 34
R M'Corutick Potter. 3 7k52 6't
\V r n, H Heed Pa I tun _ 925 06
Mich kurate!tor P, II n 1 473.1.1
II H Wilcox Itu.li 1 018 51
1)11 YeagerS. Shoe... 276 V-'
Jo, Ru i Soring .. .. 2 291 3o
JnoS pink Taylor 2J| ]1
Win 9potta 4/r>i.>n *-b7 27
K M Lutn* Cnior.-
ville I2i 02
Mn h >imirr Walker. I 361 88
Elia* Turner Wrth„ 311117 45 140 14
In han J* of all y* for collection... 1225 62
- $46 86596
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT OF CENTRE
Col" NT Y.
Jan 1, 4Situ. Lii-
Hy OuUtandingtaie* $1.5 I pi 14
" Un>eat<*d land* 2t"'la)
By notes. lui'.J by Com'ra 608 30
" Ac., , lunula of aU'ya for
collection 1 361 64
Due from borough of Kcllefonte *Bl 75
Due from rowndiip. I 071 21
Doe from Sam*l F Foater - 7N 4l
Dun fn'tu P "ray Meek 5000
Due on Hfaiu tan acif I 1*74 107 37
ssl 11* *7
Jan 1,1876. DR.
To amount ol note* and bond.*
due to tundry persona s3* 241 09
I To Jno B Mitchell, treasurer 0 120 81
To B K Shaffer cherif I 711 4
To T K Illine, bi,l. due on aoo't... 91*07
To John <1 Sankey bil. due on
are 1 28000
T P Gray Meek bal. duo on act. 124 25
To A C llinton bal on service*
18* I 82 50
To S*m'l Onmlpy u Vc , 0C
To H H Former " " A, , 20862
To State tna 1 W-4*"> t<2
To bai r. ( b6B 51
ssl 148 67
By bul in favor of county Jan I.
1675 ..: $ I £SB 51
ACCOUNTS BETTLKD. AND
AMOUNTS PAID INTO THE THKA•
SUHV HY COLLECTOKSSINCF. JAN.
Ist, 1875.
187" Dan'l Derr Bellefonte $ 13 7"
1871 Jo* Shatter Wa1ker....... .... 60 50
1872 'i ho* Marshall Renner 86 00
1 tiao atuvei l oiter l ! 2 83
1673 Dan'T A Mu*cr Pen}} lp9co
{o Bo** Spring ~.. ... iIOOD
lunjal Hurtgc* .. 110 00
! Turner \\onh i*d. In lull
W W Spangler Liberty 60 00
J Thompson S. S pd. in full
J Kotner liainea " " "
Jonaa StinePaUon '* *' "
Albert H"V Fergmion........ 24(6
YDN, if Potter pd in full
Iar, | Mait'Pb ..... *OO <*
. lhf l Jo* H"*a Pptil.g 3lt! 21
Perry Cotulo Marion 11l (M
1 D W Kline fftia'.on. ...
< I,U - w lI.U ....... * • •"
Mich Kio>t<-tier Penn 7200t
Jno Mrßlwain Howard boro 5iJ (X
I jsi
John A Milter Mile* 78* |."
, Wm II Heed pulton 281 |i
I Hubert M CoimiuK Poller...- 1 10001
A J Hoftaruiali Haine-.. . . 676 •
•I W Til U ill in in. perguaun 73.'! IX
S II \B'iU.in Harris, 1 (■ *■ :*
]{ H Pnorimtn Hogg. IAI o
, Fred Kettle Gregg 090(1
. Mieh'l Mhntl'er Walker 4(iil(s
Ihiviil Lobr Ihrnner 37*Oi
. J' a Fox Bellefonte 6(15 7 1
Wm F Leathers Howard T. 25 (>
Win Crosi llalfAloon 1460
Win Hpotta Union *1 2
1 -Stock 6'ou Sai.b The More of S
, S Wolf de, d ill Centre Hull, I* offer, t
l'i suiu ...i ic'fv reukoiiuiilo lernM. Th
„ stand i- oi ,* of the beat in the valley, an
etl'-r- an exeellent opportunity to any pur
,) li, s wishing to go into business.
7 PETEK HOFFRK,
J Feb4. MRS. C. K. WOLF, Adm'ra
UK AT 11 OF THREE lIItONI£KH
The death of I lie lit re® lieiaiiih
Wothfii*, within a lew day* of ccl
other, and their funeral at the *nim
time, in the snnie I'liurclt, mi l nil lh*• 1
oft ho hrolhei being ovr i eighty year
uf age, nil fuel* that probably liavi
no |uiiwllel within il>e memory of iiv
iity; men.
Major Joieph I Malirld tin i "ii
' Friday tuoroiug hut, of pneumonia, ul
j In* ri ni.lenre in New York. He wui
j the oliK-ot of live blether*, the young**!
of whom Rufu* R. INdafield, died twi
jvi al* ago nt the age id i'J Another
| brother, Mjut>(len. Richard Uela
I field, died about a jiur ugo ; *ii!l an
other, Dr* Edward IKdafield, died no
S.tiuidav lut at hi* residence in liii*
city, nii'd the fifth brother. Henry
I I Millie Id, died of pweutuouiauu San
day night. They were all eminent in
tin ir several professions.
I lie Supreme t'ourl uf Pennsylvania
ntlirmed lite verdict ol the jury in
the ra*eof Mr*. Weber, of Dun cannon,
! lor damage* against the Pennsylvania
railroad for causing the death of Iter
husband at a railroad crossing mm
the Cove *tutio, in Perry county. Onj
the firt trial Mrs. Weber receivnl
verdict ul S2,dUO damages. The rail
road company appealed to the Su
I pre mo Court, and a new trial *
granted. On the second trie! the jury
! rendered a verdict of f 1,100,(10, and
j the company again took the case up to
j the Supreme ( mrt, hut this time that
I court affirmed the last verdict.
,• ♦ •
Fernando Wood made speech in
Coligre*-. a few days ago, in which lit
Jgave a table of figure* showing the
net ordinaiy expenses of the govern
tuenl for several years. A compar-j
j isoli bit ween some uf tlu'llt \\i I SliuW
j the gieat extravagance uf the increase
notwithstanding the panic. In 185MJ
I the m l ordinary expense* of the gov
i eminent were eeveniy-lwo million did
j Jars. In 1874 those expenses wen- ,
I one liuudied ami uinel v*fuur million i
jdollais, or one hundred and twenty*^
two million more than in How
i* that for high ? And the im rease in
i expense; in 1N74 ovr JB~il i* four '
teen million ! Take it us you will, the ,
increase g>>* on. J it strange that <
I the Radicals crv out fur sixty millionj
i from additii naf luxe* ?
1 i<
•♦ ♦ 1
Sleep', S 4 people— ami there arejf
many in America —should court the 1
sun. The very worst soporific it
laudanum, aud the very best is un H
shine, therefore it i* very plaiu llmt t
poor stern rs sb<>u!d pass as many f
hours of lite day as |*> sible in iHt
sunshine, ami it* few a* p. ssible in the
shade. ,
A gi-ntleioan, while walk ng in Id* i
garden, caught his gardener asleep s
under a tree, lie scold ud hint touitd. !
i iv fur bis latin***, ami ended by teJl j"
ing bint such n sluggard was not
I worthy to enjoy the light of the *un. ,
"It was f r that reason exactly," said
the gardener, "that 1 crept into the !l
! shade." |
l/itrl Kami*, in a r mvciealioti with
lira g.rnleuer, ntre day said, "George, I
ibe tune will n uu come when a man
| shall be alil i to carry tiro manure for
uu acre of land in our of bis waist*
coat pockets fo which the gmdiu-r- j
< r replied, "I believe it, sir, but be ,
will he able to carry nil the crop in I
' *l:e|otlicr pocket." •'
An experienced farmer met that in v(
all scheruis fur feeding auiiual* in
lyaids arid stable*, instead ola Hawing 1
them lo gel their own food in woods oj J
pastures, there u cue thing lust sight >.
of, namely, the necessity of physical i
exercise in order to have the best
health. We kucw true it is with men i
aud women who do not take exercise n
cm ugh, and it i a* tare of animal*. J,
ritr y need something to do as well as ,
.something to cjt,
CHICKEN SALAD. *
Take eight large pullets, or two
turkey, and boil till well d;.ne; pick
-rut all the bum*, skiu and fat ; cut r ,
up the balanc* into small piece* and 8
set it aside, 14 il one doxeit of tggs
. hard, lit I jit* tu cool, then separate the s
whiles and yolks Mu&b the yolk* H
i very rinc, ami chopping tiro white*
very fine set, them also aside. Get a \
very large flat dish, put in the middle K
, of it the yolks r-tfgs. and four large '
j tablespoon fill* of rnixid mustard. s
I Have by you one pint uf strong viuo,.i
j gnr, (from your spice pickle prrt i* the '
be*l and a lanje bottle of pure olive £
| oil, Four a latin oil into the inus- V
i lard, and wUhuallvci fork iub it in o
till smooth; then a little vinegar, in *
which has been melted two good table
spoonfuls of sail; then oil, etc.. alter - 1
nating oil with vinegar, and each time' f
| rubbiug il in till wellniixed. When (
' you liave mixed the whole bottle of ©
nil and pint of vinegar and it is j'
smooth like Duller', llL.ii add u heap
ing tcaspooiiful of Cayenne pepper, .
one ounce of black pepper, mid three 'I
ounces of celery seed rubbed fine in a
inorlar Have ready as much celery \
as you have fowl, cut up in pieces one
quarter of an inch length; mix care-'
fully ti jelbcf an,l pour the dressing
all. Hrtve in glass or ciiinu
The above quantity is enough for a t
party of eighty or u hundred pctsji
sons. !|
A REMEDY FOR -
A correspondent write* to tho Chin
csgoTnaea: '
1 have been h ooustanl render nf|j
your valuaole pajnr for llic past tW'OjS
years, Biol wish to present for pubir-j *
1 cation for the benefit of mankind n
' simple ruiMi-dy foe that dreadful <ie> .
seasc, dyspejwta. For years 1 suffered
terribly from this complaint, and tried
all manner of patent niwlmines, which
did mo lio good fchiuio ycrtt J ago 1
i was a ri-nident rd the city of New Or ,
leans. There 1 became acquainted r
with a diktingnisbed French lady, j.
who encouraged me to use while nine
| taril seed, taking nr.e te*joor.ful bw*-||
I fore each meal, three times a day. 11 tl
5 kept up this practice for a month or !
] six wet ks, at tho end of Which I nl
) most blt like another being, us I wa*
sound and hearty, and have never
1 b.-eii troubled *im-e. A number of tnv
a qtt i'lianccs haye abo been relieved. |
These are my reasons for submitting |
!l the above ill your paper.
[ 1 t : |tbO|.K. j
It I
p —q
In the village of Abnli, in Asin
" Minor, there wcro kboul 1,100 iohabi
J! tint* two or three yenr* ngo. Since
.* the Ihiii iii' there have been 400 deaths
V and |.">o p* tsons have t migrated I lie
total population i* thus rvditeid to
ii little more than bOO In a .me r-aaes
" dead li. ilie* were left unbtiried foi
JJ many days, the survivors being too
(l 'demoralised by privation to perform
•' the last offices for their fellow villa-
JJ gers. Many of these bodies weie
■i.i eaten ly starving dogs and cats. This
w was alao the case in anither village
named Karadiali.
•
VTiitici - The book* of S. >. SN nlf, will j
d 1 Xx remain for *li<rl liinr at hi* latp
>c i pinna ul iloinp l>uine*, attiir wliiclr they
"I - will he placed in ottier liiuhU for collev*
r-! tion, hence eHfly atleiition in required ot
all perron* interested.
PKTEK HOFFER
I 'Fell.if M U.S. 0. K. WOLF, Adiu'rs.
M VHKKTB.
Produce.
i Chicago, I' ib. 'Ji Flour guDt and un>
ichangmf. Oat* dull; No 2 *pt
; oU|c(t'>3l# teller Mareh, Hw irw; Jia I
'OUt-v#!. Hurler Meady; No B|l Whal
(o*t $1 07| toiler April. Drv*#e4 Hog*
#U-adv ut $7 •'Afjfckl Lard dull SID 4"
• pel; 18 W ellr Anril. AI three o'clock
wheel wn* lower: f|(u,lYic teller March;
m.Him.P mllr unl uertt lewcr, No
toiler llarch, 041 *enW April; other* un
; changed.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, Fob. '4l Flour rather
morn doing; superfine b 1 76, high grade*
f'i pk+l 76 Wheat f nu, red $1 IMC-v I I Ik,
anther $1 'Ji(u, 1 'ill I!ye held at Mr.
Corn advam ing; good demand; yellow HI).
Oat* firm; white t>7tn to intt.-i ttfte. Crm
1- O-IM steady Pot I. ff It* .'*<:. 60. llalni
I'll v .'Ue kiltoked do I.thy Up. • holder*
ejhtß|c. \V hit key -trull hound $1 US
Palruletiiii ra>; re dried l'J. put: crude
ill hhlt lOJc; hulk tW. Clcivt>reed fairly
active life Kim I S2. Itutler Heady
New 1 it tool Ulodlord eouniy culm
iSTc; dulirli. . (•* It l .... •• hi in and
unchanged, Egg* due titling; w eatein
(1 Alii uN An iiidputtttixl 1..-V, imiii-
J c.l We,ley Kdger, in the 17th year
>1 hit ag<v him lit;-: run away front me, J
hereby caution all perron.. a gain, t harbor
trig or tiutting him with any thing on mv
if. mil, a* I uillpat no debt* • i.tracieu
by him. \VM. WKA VKit. termer,
Fob.2> Bt. Farmer'* M ill*
PUBLIC SALE.
1 here will be offered at Public Male, a I
IB# residence f the undersigned, uem
Slate College, lYiguon twp, on WED
NESDAY, MARCH 24th, the following
property • Three Head lfor*a, 14 Head
Horned Caule, ling,. | Centre Hall
IS.robing Mai bine, and 1 Millhrtin Ma
chine, Hay ltake, hum Spring Grain
Drill, 1 J'irji UUoii Wagon, 1 Spring \Va
gon, Plow*, Harrow*, 'J email Cultivator*
! Miltheim Cultivator, 1 Sled, Scraper,
Corn Planter. Hay Fork. Hope, and Pub
lie*. Log hied, Shovel l'low, Stiver plated
double 11 arnc.-, ju,t new, florae Gear*. 4
Fly • net*, Double and Single tree*, Chain*
of all kind*, I drain Cradle, and a variety
of other article#. Sale to continence at "l
clock, P. M when term* will be madu
moan. ANDREW HOUSEMAN,
Feb 25 I'd.
PUBLIC SALE.
There will be exposed at Public Sale at
die residence id the undersigned, at Cen
llill, WEDNESDAY MARCH '24.
lie following property; 2 Work H -•!•**,
I 2-\ -ar old Coll* I yearling Colt, 2 Cow*
I Hull. Fartuitig Implement*, 1 Plantation
Wagon with llav ladder*. Plow*, llnr
<•*', I l-ltorse Cufitvutor. I 2-hore Cul-
ivalor, Piactk Holler. Singletree#, Don
detrce*. liore (tear*. Hritph-baud*, Front
dear*. Plow Ui-art. tellers, Ui.dlt*. and
iher article# to nuuirou* to mention.'
vde at 1 c'tlock p tn. when term* will be
i.ade known EDWARD KLINE.
Kob '.ut J. ,
jjjj< H EEIFF > S ALP
Br virtue of aw rit of Fieri Faciaa, b>.
uihl out of the t ourt of Common Plena.
'1 ui(* directed there will be ci|*wd to
'ublic Sale at the Court HoUm- tu liellr
• ntc, ott Saturday the 2tttli day of
II arch, Ijv"-, at one o'clock P. M. the
--Rowingdevcril*cd real -alate t< wit;
All that certain lot of ground situate
it Jtirk-oitville, Marion i<>wni>M|> p}
re t \i. pa Iteginninjj at 9 atone, Otrttee
'"l°, W 'W l**- I* a atone, theuee X
AJ*. h .*.:Hti|-<r ton alone. llirtHv N.
!>.- .K. 12 jr. to aat one. tlirour s A2*,
. *| |*er. to the plaiv of Itegiuning eon-.
■ tnt>g t*2 p<*r. neat tueaeure, thereoti
•recti-. 1 a ljug I *uidling llnuw, Stable
nil other outUtuliiip*.*- S'lytst, iav>t
n Kviitttiovi ijLljft, *iiU a* the pro-'
of John 11. Trivillyan.
'iiaurrk ftrnt t )
HeHefonH . H. F. SHAFFER,
ebruarv XI, ISM. | SheritT.
CHKRIKF'S SALK "- I
ItV vlrtpr t aw rit of Fieri Facia* U
urn out of the IVuirt at Cotnm-vn Plot* of
"cntta Co. Pa., to ma directed, there will.
Ie <• *(,* <•<I at public *ale at the Court
>lou* in licllefcnia < n Tunday, the Itith
lay al Murcb A D l!*7i, at 2 u'clock P
M tho following decribed real Relate to!
ait:
All that certain tract of land i.va*,a it.
Itri.iur twp, *atd c.tunly. Lcgoou* at a
J uc traa lru** >alb 34*. k. IP' per to a
*lack iiak.dhent'e X. <W\ Ea*t 10 t>er. to a
dckory, thence N. W. K. 181 per. t<r
tone#, thence N W. W I'tUf per. tot
tone*, ihonccS. 60', \V. 14 ii per to the .
- are uf beginning, containing one hun
lred and Hfty-lw - a- ru and fifty-ivro
><rrhe and allnwance . thereon ere"_trJ
i two P>ry frame dwelli' t II .. .
It ink Uartt. Kt.d (.Ulul uwthuiliiiitig* Sf*.
iaauu tu Execution ami to be void a*
It# property of Wn. F. Tibbcn*.
vMlßirr'a Orrit'C. )
Bellefoi'te, II F.SHAFFER,
reb. lft. A. D. 18W. j Shei iff.
PUBLIC SALE.
Will l-e x!d at public cale, at the late
'eaidence of Dr. it. Van Vaixah. dee d at
■j* M ON
M \K< II 17, the following property via
rwo HORSES, two buggie*. Sleigh,
■ileigh-tongoe. *2SeiU Single llnrnea* o:.c
tell double Uarr.ea., it-u.e Ootlata. good
it,-Idle and lit i ... Singh.bell*. It rd*
PARLOR FI'RNITURB,
Mirror. Knd-Tnble#. Dinner, Breakfa*!,'
Eitenalon and Centre Table*. Marble I\v|>
I'viitre table. Vnw*. China-ware, full aeu:
Di'i'x-r ill- -'- t*i; aixi tj-jeoi,-ware.
Stoneware one-half barrel Coal Tar, Red-,
-lead*, Hurcau*, Wah*tend*, Drcwdttg (
table, Cane-Bottom chair*. Sofk, ail
kind* of Carpi h "tie Jtut ncvy. Uair-bot
i'.ttt tloceptk'U and Itair Cloth Chaira, *2;
Right duy clock* Lamu*. one. half ham l
nt nidor, one-half barrel of Vinegar. Keg*.
Meatbench, Mealvmofl*. Tub*, Clothe--
lmr*e Clotboi-wrlngcr, 2 Cook vlovi** one
an eelipie jttat new.
PARLOR. COAL AND LKDUOOM
STOVES,
Drum and riovepipa, Coptver kettle new]
Union Churn, ('orner Clipboard, all kind*-
of Tinware, Demijohn* it ami !> gal , lee* 1
tongue*. ItutTahvrohe. Hortebiaukeu, f
Ic - tiakc*. Bucket* und othur article*. .
Sale to comuicnrc at 12 ) o'clock, when i
lernt* will be made known.
Feb. IS F. H. VAN VALZAH.
Adm'r.
VALUABLE FARM STOCK AT,
PUBLIC SfALE.
Tho underdgnnd will olfer al public;
*:dc, at hi* resilience. 1) mile* weat of!
Centre Hall, on THURSDAY MARCH
t, the following personal property, to wit:
three head of work h-r*e, one 4 year, one
it jo ar, two 2 year and one 1 year old colls
1 cow*, Eleven head of young cattle 1 ow,
6 *bont, 1 hay rake, 1 eornplantoc
tjiACKLSIun REAPER
and M-wer, 1 ".hay fork with rope and
Pullie*. 1 KivoningmiH, Willoughby.tJum-
Spring Drill, plow*. I CoritM-rwper, 1
1 Sh-ivelplow, iiarrowr*, Double aud Sin
gle trie., one 4 horse wagon, Pair Bob
•led*, 2 cultivator*, L>g chain*, ri|!:o.:
■ fork*, hortte wgg"* *tr,d a ya.iety of otbt'rf
arUele*. SA- to ■•-•tnnvence allOo'clock, j
when term* will he made known and rea
.onahlc credit given. J 11. MKYRR,
j Feb 4.
KUBUC SALE
Will beolJbroJ. al public tale, al the
residence ul lh subscriber, near ltallefonte
i->n TuKepar, M men In, at 10o'clock, the
; following pergonal property.
Horaef, (?ow, Vming Cuttle, Sbocp
Hog#, Threshing Machine, Reaper,
'all kind* of Wagon*, Cornplanter, all
I kind* of Plow* ant! fttrmicr iiopletognt*.
Feb 4 . DA.MRL RllKttN jr.
Public Sale
Will be expoted al public fair, at the
late residence of John P. Ro*. deed, in
Gregg twp.. two mile* wetof Spring Mill*.
Till KS DAY. If A PCII It, IftTu two
heatiy Vtrnß-HorMc4,'lir,b Cttr**hirc Stal
lion 4 year* old, one lluy Stallion *
lMara.wlU.hW o f d |
Four Yearling Colt*. Three Sptiug CoIU.I
X Three Milk Cow* of Improved Stock, II
Fut Steer. 1 Devon Dull 18 tm,nib# old, 11
* Head of Choice Sheep, 3 Breed -Sow# and
■' lm ->f Shout-. (I*l# i Grain Separator with
- Power one Small Threshing Machine and
Shaker, 1 Grain Drill, Fanning Mill, I
('lover Duller, 1 Fodder Culler, One
" Bin koye lLuti-cr and Mower combined, 1
i- gruin kirocn, I hay rake, 1 circular wood
, #aw, 1 broad end 1 narrow wheel 4-hor*e
wagon, 1 eart entirely new, 1 pair bob
" sled*, I log dial hay fork, rope*, pullie*, 2
n Centre Hall corn planter#, one corn *ciu
: per, plow*, harrows, ultovcl plow*, 2'2-hore
j cultivator* 3 (inall cultivator*, 1 grind
® utone, dinner boll,"lot of oak scantling, a
if lot of
e HOUSBIICLD ANI)KITCHEN FURN
ITU RE,
I act of double carriage hurtle**, I *et o
i tug hitrnoss, brilchbattd*, front gears, fi#oti
II of strap net*, double and inglo trfb#
tl'chain* "fall kinds, rake*, fork*, grain era
•v dies, ana a variety of other article* toi
c- numerous t montion. Sale to comnienti
of at IP o'clock of raid day when terms w;il
be made known and a liberal credit giv
I en. MARYA.KOSS.
Feb 4.
IIKLLKFoNTE MAIIH T
iV'inie <Vhl 1 > Bed 100-. Kva WO
Coin 00 ...,Ont 6&, Hafl*y 00
70 01 o rortend fi, Potato** '
Urd pounJ H. Pork ur pound UC
HutlcrffO F.gg.ll pcrlon
114 Tallow 8 Bacon 10..„..11am 16
Lard per pound 8 cent* Buckhral
06 rt Finur per barrel r-lu 117,00.,
Nov* s< on* pla*t*r *ll t • 16 Cayuga
planter ftl.fiO per '2HOO Id*
MARRIAGES.
On tli* 1-fth inet. by H.-v J Tomlin- >n,
Mr J I. Weaver to Ml#* Clie.t Sbent>,
both of Clinton county.
I || Hill 1 11t *. ill" !•*.{, 1.1 * "I
bride* father, in I'.i.- t > M K Km
t.arl, Mr Win iiol Mr • .'-afab N .•
erm*ii.
On the 18tW .n*t, by U>* M • Karhart,
Iti-v A A Kerlinabd Mi*i Aimira Hubar,
both of MiAUvy'i Fun, Huntingdon
ominty, Pa.
II ii.r i: • ii.-i t>y It* v 1 A Kerlm,
Mr 1 Huiuburger and Mo- Mart
Troutaoiu, both of Huntingdon to.
On 17lii tti-t, by K• U nt rger, Mr
John T lloyii.. of Far limit Miil. and
Mia* km ma J Brown, of Woil'* -Store.
On Hih iu*t, by lt< * W 11 Surer, Mr
David Brown u> Mis* Margaret Kuei.hu.li
both of Millhiriui.
On iho lltb inet, by ttv W 11 (Jroh.
Mr John N Bayar ana Mi** Pheba Flick,
both from the vicinity of ItoaLburg,
tin ihe lHh u.t, by thr I*ol*, Mr Print
0 Philips of M vdrrt n, and Mi Sarah
Mulbarger of Potter twp.
On iio M.i,.. d*v. by tin **(iim. Mr D
Hciirv Pyi- and Mi - S I*b K Krumrin*,
both from the vicinity of Stat* College.
On tlie 4th of 1 . 1.. 1876. by Rev C H
Belter, at lb* Reformed parsonage, at'
Aarontburg, Mr Knoch Kremer ui Mi**
Julia Ann Situ or, both of liainnt twp.
Centre co.
tin the "lib of Ft b, 1876. by too name,
at the residence of the bride, Mr John
Uoii*h ui llruth Valley, u> Mr* Mary
Swari* of Aarontburg, Pa.
DEATHS.
On the 13th irsat. near ll>ibler*hurg, of]
consumption. Mr Joseph n Markle, ageo
"J7 year*, 10 month* and 27 day*.
On tlie 10th intl, near Hublertbtirg, of]
Paltry, Mrs Sarah Mirhtly, aged 00 year*, I
6 month*, 5£2 day*.
On the 18th in*t, in Potter twp, Lueinda I
Catharine, daughter of Aaron Luken j
baugh •*<(, in ber 14th veer.
On Saturday, the pith int, after a lin
grring iliac**, Mr Elizabeth or* . relict i
of the late Pclcr IS Cray, of Ilalfmoon, 1
aged 76.
At the refcidenuo / ber tun BetiJ, Craw-J
Jord, nir Swlona, Clinton i ouoty, on Sun-!
lay the 21*t ln*t, Mr. Eligabeth Cra*
ford, aged 71 roar* and 8 month*, relict of]
the hie J no. L Crawford, of Orcgg iwp I
Interment Imm the reaidenoe .* lir *jn I
>amuel Crawford, near Peon Hall, on t
1 ue.day the 33rd in*t, at the Cra** church 1
Qnorge* Valley, at 2o'clock p. m,
in Putter twp, on Feb. I'.uh IsTfi, Mrs
Catharine CruUicr, wife of Joaoph CroLaer, j
agi d fiOyear*, 0 month*.
Tin dee'd, was a member of one uf th i
largtit and in t reportable families oil
P<iiuvalley, a daughter of the late M.ior i
Ncfl Sr. dec d. and (later of oi.r fellow'<
townsman, Dr P 0 Neff. It vak the privi
lege of the writer o( Ihu l vitit hr during
het !a*t iil H ej, and found bet trusting fui
ly in Chri.t, and rejoicing in hope, ing-,|
>ff 1
"A fear mure day* of Mirrow here,
In the w ildernrw* 1 roam ;
M y in üble here will uon be o'er.
Then the Lord will ukc u.e heme '
Her death y** ftMOftfut and *ucb a* <n
lv lb oat can reeliae who bar* peace in b*.'
U'ng 11 CO
RAILROAD LRTTNIO.
PROPOSALS will i'c rwceirpd at the,
office of the l'renidenl. In I. wfsburg. until.
March 6, 1875,
lb* tiraduelian. Memory and Bridg
ing on S. < liou* Kat 3), 80 and 66. on <
the Lewiaburg, Cenln A Spruce Creek
RailroaJ,;formerly allotted to M. Uuw
ley J* Co); and a!o for .ectJon* No*. SI,
•72, S3 and 84, formerly a Holed to Dnvid!
William*.
The bidder* are r<*|uo*lod to atate In
their pro|H.sal* tbr oriim a*turd by Ukh.g
one-half Hi Uobd* of the l - mpaiiy and tb,
mhtr half in ca*h ; and alao the price a.k
--.1 if a|i paid in ra.b,
O. P. MILLKK,
Preet. L C. At S C H H Co.
l.eai.burg, Feb. I*l, 1878.
J. 11. Mil I PER.
Undertaker.}
The undersigucd beg* leave to inform
hi- patrsn* and the public ccoeratly ih:
he t* now prepared to make Coffin* and',
rea|>e<-'. fully tolictU a hare of their patron- ,
age. Funeral* attended with a neat
Waive. J. U MIAFKR.
•b II if MadkoDburg.
JOHN ( ABP'N
Furniture Room,
MiI,HOY, MIFFLIN GO., P A. 1
Jl
Extension Tables,
Chamber Suits,
FineiSt Common Furniture, j
Conai.Uag in part ul HVRRAUS, BKd',
STKAIW, CAIN *,1.1 u•. 11l i;AT !
CflAlHs
Tlie public generally are invited to cail
and ee the line aatortmeni of FCRNI-
Tl" KK to be found at tho above establish
ment, ail ot our own Manufacture.
Undertaking in all it* branch**.
Coffins, Csskets and Shrouds
Having purchased an elegant Heart?. I i
Will attend all order* of undertaking 1 I
may receive trow Peuiuvgl !ay, Centre Co.
P*. JOHN CAMP.
Jan 28 If
ADMIiiISTUAToR'S NoTICK.- j
kettereuf adminiatratiun on theettalcof
-loii*From, late of Potter twp.,
have been granted to t he t;n'!i.rigiicd. who
reoi! -t* I H ptuni knowing them-elv es
imiebieff to naid e*tat to make immediate
paym.'til, and tho* having demand*
against the name to present them duly tiU
tbeiili"altd by law for aeUlement
JACO II W. FROM
Jan 'JS Cl. Adra'r.
NEW YORK
BUANCHSTOHK,
McClain'* BU>ck, Directly Dpp. Buh ,
Houae.
Bellefoftto, pta,
8. lIERNAX d C 0., Prop'ra.
Dry Goods,
• HOSIERY, LINFNS, VMHHON>-
Tilt IKS, WHITE GOODS LA
CKS, NOTIONS A- FAN-
C Y GOODS.
STRTfTIT VlßffT.fflASff OUODI,
i *"
! Ilclow Tsml PricM.
~ov 12. tf.
"Kverf Farmer' and
Su * rei-.U. sliDuldkate
UKUUKS'
jJßpr New Improved
For Mora* or 8l*m Power
Cro.s-Cut and Circular
: WOOD -SA WI NO M AOHIN ES.
IVwucrtiaire ntrcotar* and Plln* lid tan* fro*.
III.YJIYEIt Miiiiiiltii'liiriugCo.
\ k ,*'A t..tW4 Wost Eighth St., CINCINNATI, 0..
Munulaciurcr* ofCano Maohinery, St emu-
Engine*, Shaker Threnher, Fariu,
School, and Church IBelh., etc,
,f Dec lib y.
■nS'lPi
' ilSlwßffiitwiLiyaß
MKiiikfvfA^Ka^^Ht 7^^TTi7l^iMV7ZV3
ii ; t l -[-* f &f
I i|iUiii bftekkie- C%6-
•ouutiiing full (Mkrtlculsr. |>rle. tie . MRlfPoc.
Utiailß Man tJiAVTPBUro 00, OUomaatl.Ct
£>ll Ui* I t.iUKli. M, VV/.| W i>4 . ut"
WILLIAM SJiORTLIDOK. BOM) VALKNI tN *
SHORTLIDGE & CO.,
Burner* and Shipper* of the celebrated
Belle fonte
Z WlllfllHEf ILQIMfE. ;
Dealer* in tba eery beat grade* of
jANT lIItACITE (iOALJ
The only dealer* in Centre County who aelt the
Wi I Lt K; Ei SI Bl Ai It: Ri E CI Oi A! L
fram the old jMtiatoi* mine* Alee
MH AMOK IN AN 11 OTHER GRADES
f. Anthracite Coal dryly houed W|m-ly for be*nwe f at the lowest price*.
II E A L E RS 1 > jfc AI A:
They pay ih bigbert pricec la eah f w ,rla that the Barters market* wiin^Nh
WHEAT,
CORN, 1
RYE,
OATS, %
CLOVER SEED &C.,
Bought or will be wt'l on comtniwion when denired, and full price* guaranteed, la* fIR
luruiaUon com .rain* the a rain trad* will be furm.hed at all time*, to farmer, it
with plMMure, free of charge. •
RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER,!
FIREBRICK AND GROUND FIRE CLAY.
DEALERS IN
CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER,
which it ale ay* told at low price*, and warranted to he as rood a fertiliser ai any
other plarter. *
DfflOZ AMD VAPID
NEAR SOUTH END B. E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT,
I. ; BRLLEFOATi; PA.
Lime! Lime!
Lime ot the beet quality, always on!
; iienJ, at the kiln neer (>-ntre Hall.
OEORGK KOCH. !
I
GREATBAROAXS AT THE HARD 1
WARE STORK OF
MUSSER & RUNKEL BROS..
Miilheim, Pa.,
Wiiitiiu A*l RrtAtL DKAI.E r*
_
1
—.VM— JW
.
M KA V r k. SH KLPHARI VARR,
They have just returned from the Eastern \
I Uses, where they have purchased a wellj
.„ _ selected stock of
HARDWARE. Cim.**T. I no*. Nail*,
On.*, Tsiwra. VABXI)IW, PCTTT,
B UILDERS A CO A CHMA KEILS
' GOODS.
Plasterers atul Ma so us,
Saddier*, Shoemakers,
Housekeepers, and in fact,
HARDWARE FoK EVERYBODY.
We call particular attention to a >ne as
sortment t Picture Frames and Mould toy.
very cheap.
WALL & WINDOW PAPER,
Au4 Curtain Futures uf every kind.
COACUauI YYAUoN MAEKR3- Jour
ttonl ton t called to our stock of ISpokea,
Hubs. Felloes, Shafts, Pol**-and Buggy
A"heels, all oT No. ! tjuahty and sellingve
ly cheap. Our stock is larje, and con
stantly being renewed, and we are selling
—wholesale sd retail—at very low prices.
Remember—much money lias been lost by
laying too much for Hardware. Try
*/]uznur & flu/ihJ* £/Vs,
They buy for Clash and sell at Cash Price*
for less profit than any other Hardware
Store iu the County.
adPCall and see us. Satisfaction guar
a titeod.
MUSSER* RITNKLR RR('S
• ug£l-y '74
H. H. WEISER
Manufacturers of
Sheetiron & Tin
ware,
Miilheim, Pa,
All kinds of Tiavrar*, ooaatantly on
hand and made to order.
Sheetitu; Ware of every description,
always on hand.
Roofing in Tin and Sheetiron done in
the most approved and satisfactory style.
Spouting dona to order.
Their slock of Tin and Sheetiron Goods
is large and complete, and offered at the
l.nvi i sr PKICKH.
Their establishment has been enlarged
*nd nocked completely throughout.
Satisfaction guaranteed, and nil jobs
promptly attended to. aprlb-v
THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
Next door to Wiiaon A flicks' Hani
ware store, Allegheny St.,
BKLLKPONTR, PA.,
Jas. C. WiUiMftft*
(Sufvcssor to B. P. Rankin Jk Co.)
DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS
AXD MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS. VARNISHES, BRUSH
IB, IKRFUMERY, N6TIONS,
AND FANCY ARTICLES 1
FOR Til E TOILKT 4 *
iftIAZVmiZ&UftUBM
m
(or laftdfeln*! purposes.
SHOULDER BRACES,
TRUSSES Jk SUPPORTERS In greai
variety^
Alto, Choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other articles usually hept in firs
. class Drug Store.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.
9iwar"4lf
C. T. ALKXAMIKR. C. M. BowKka
ALEXANDER & ROWERS. Anor.
noys at-Law. Bellefonte, Pa. Spec's
ttention given to Collections, and Or
phans' Court practice. May be constl'tec
tin German and English. Office in Gar
' I Building. my 28'74-1
Pen ns valley
Banking Go.'
CRNTR* HALL. PAJ
RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
And Allow Interest,
Discount Note
Buy end Sell
Govoreiacnt Securities, Gold audi
i /Oupotti
Pciaa Horyaa, W*. B. MIVOUL
Prna't. Cashier
Cham. H Hald, "ao
C IsKk. HairknakerdcJeveier
.Miilheim, Centre Co., Pa.
Respectfully informs hit friend* and the
{public in general, that he has just opened *
at hw new ottoblitbriiant. above Akxaa
i,.r/'fl*',^keeptconoaetlyoa hand,
jal. kinds ot Clocks, W atrhes and Jewelry
.r the latest etvies a* also the Maraavilla
Patent Calender€l twit §, provided with a
1 complete indea of tha month, and day of
the month and week oa Its face, which ia
• P'wfoot timo-kooper.
Watches and Jewelry re
paired on thort noli ■ v ami warranted.
sop 11' 68 ly
Heat Sample Looms in Town. •
BROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
|D. JOHNSTON A SONS. Proprietors
Bollefonte, Penn*.
FVaa Btut to and from Ou Depot,
Excelsior Cement
The undersigned now manufacture* Ce
~ WARRANTED OF ASUPERIOB
OtALITY, at W kiln*, near Pine
Creek Milla. in Hainea twp. This remans
has already been used in iance euaauUes
KB.,and basbeea
■s£ Sw?£p{jre A'iit'
, fiKSS. s ASS:
•<"** is desk
raola This Cement has already boon
tested for and wide, and rendered the ut
r most satiifaetii n . Peona, ibcrTfor. c£
£ MS sSf£dT^msfi , i Water Pi pea,
, €., w.i. fliiij |o til sir titrtfiUM to b#sf
this in mind, and also, that he warrants th*
, article a* represented.
Jo. MBTEB,
? Aaronsburg, ta
CENTRE UALL HOTEL! "
Jon* SrASQLn, Proprietor.
£*ag* arrive and depart daily, far al
p-unu. north, south, oast and we
ikskt akocatkauurr. "j. u. auvJiitT
Preaidcnt, Onakier.
OENTRK COUNTY BANKING OO
* Co.)
RECEIVE D£IOfcITB,
And Allow interest,
Discount Notes,
, „ BUT nod Sell.
Corernrooot Sccai lira, Gold it
Conp#n i.
\\ iu
CEATRE IIALL.PA.
tans of tha viekiay, that he has started a
new 800 l and Shoe Shop, and would be
thankful for a share of the publkxnatron
ga Boots and Shoos made to order and
according to style, and warranto hfc work
, ifo ofiual any made eWhere. Ail kinds
f/. r *l**? rm ff and charges reasonable.
Givehim a colL fob It ly
, £jjl.S.L
nir Dentist, Miilheim.
nil \X fl 1T U J ,rof ® toa a> services to tk
> public He ia prepared to nariorm all
operation, in the deVl.l p^eSfon
' rrTtr prepered to extraef
f) Attorney at Lawr
TAILOK,
J A Blur,!^t AN Attorney at Law
ADAM HELD, -
PAINTER, feS
I offers his service, to the citiaensof Mißin
Centre and a homing countioa. in
ttnti Oruauufiiatft)
I Minting,
GRAINING"
. Mnhogony. j^ r °*k. Walnut,Mapla, Ask
noviu* workdcnts foroth "paintara
Attorney-at-taw.
promptly made and
1 altontism given to those having
it * 11* Property for sale. * Will draw up
uid have acknowledged Deeds, Mortgages,
Au. Office in the diamond, northaidee
the court house. Bellefonte. octfe-fiStf
1 L. bpANGLEK, Attorney-at-Law,
$ , Bellefonte, Pa. Offioa with
Rul) A Tocum. Consultation >u<Encliah
and German. Collection.promptly attJd.
st •'<! to. fobS-tf