THE < ENTItE KEFOHTEK
THURSDAY MA Y <'*, 1H75-
LJOA L. ITUMS.
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every body on tbl* side ol the county,
where it hi* a larger circulation than any
two papers, will be found the b.-t medium
for advertising business, sale*. Ac. Ac.
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mit us 10 cents, yearly, for postage which
we will pay here ; tin* reduces the postage
to one half as the turn paid by tl.cni for
one year's postage w -t- 20 ot*.
Examine our terms and the date on
your subscription.
Stiijsor A Magce is iht name f the
next new law-firm.
J. S Bock, of Clinton county has
rcuted Centre Mills, in Mile- tup , of J F
Throne.
—Neat tail the citizen* ot this county
will have tlir. e Co. Commissioner- to
ill ecu
Let the newly iuc: -cd 1 -nd -d- and
saloon keepers ivtusaiWr that ear county
jail .s now empty and tlv,t Sheriff Shaffer
has lots ot room.
-——Wo nil need leather— at least sole
leather—and a large stock of N I jr.
Buer.o* Ayre* sole leather at U *
ureofStV per lb., and an article that can
t not be excelled. Also French and do
mestic cait skins, and every thing in the
shccmaking |jne. Graham A Co , are : t, d
ia B aekerh.-ff - block.
- rumored that the Johi -town
Iron Company will purchase IV- tsvlvania
Furnace. The Furnace was badly cr p
pledby the panic. The ore found on
Joseph W.site's farm, n> ir tl * place, is
l.'ghly valued by the Joht stown Co j, r
making Bcsaemor ateci
Jacob Mowry, the oldest ol the tie
eriginai settler* of Shamokiti, died recent
iy a: an advanced age. lie was the father
of nineteen children, twelve of whom are
living ; his grand children numbered ix
ty-ftmr, fifty-seven of whom are living;
five great-grand children, three of whom
are living.
\\ . udetful ! U ondertul I w hat a fu-s
Hi Entire has created at t'olleF- Mills,
with bis new store* and cheap good- Eve
ry one goes there, buys there, and dream*
about it- Its a fact lie be.*-:* of selling
cheaper than any other store.
The Williamiport Garotte A Bulle
tin wonders why that city does not I ave a
cheese factory. Jlevauxe the suteli of such
an institution is supplied in the Gazette
Washington Iron Works hare been
leased by Jacob Ycarick of Nittany for
two years from the first of May. Ho has
taken immediate jsossession, having taken
charge on Monday. The work* will per
haps bo stopped a little to stock up, which
will not take long, and then it i* -aid they
will resume briskly. The lea*o includes
ail the stcok and fixtures held by "the . :d
company, and some 7,.1<J0 acres of land
The tannery of Jacob Mayer, i:i the
L op, was blown down by the fierce wind
on ">t Friday morning. Damage several
hundred ioilars.
The dwelling of Mr. Schlegel, of
Madtsonburg, wa* destroyed by fire on
Thursday noon of last week. None of the
content- were saved, and the loss an-. Uni
te SI2OO. No insurance.
D 11. Ha-tings, esq , ia-t week un
admitted to the bar of tn is county. Mr. j
Ha-'ings will no doubt rise in the prof --
lio.i to which he has just been admitted,
as he is both a gentleman and scholar
Success to h ta.
On Thursday evening, last 29 u.'t .
we had the first thunder gust of the season
and a right brisk one at that. The light
ning was quite vivid and the thunder
roared in a creditable manner, aecomj n
n ed by a torrent ot rain.
May diJ not start in like a lamb but
came roaring as if all the furies were let
loose. The fir*t three days of the month
were very stormy and cool, and the morn
ing of the 2we had thick sr.ow squads. If
old winter docs not soon haste awuv, he
will get his (roety hair singed by the July
sua. So nowr get out and be gone, we will
use fans and lemonade with a fly in if we
need anything to cool us this time of the
year.
——The north side of Mr. John Bitner's
birn, about 2 miles above this place, wn.-
unroofed by the storm on last Sunday. The
roof was a new one.
Mrs. -M'Entire at Potter's Mills, has
opened a new Millinery at that place, and
is now stocked with the latest styles.
Ladies see Iter Card.
A large and fresh assortment of gar
den and flower seeds, and of last sea
son's production, just received at the
cheap Grocery of Sechler Jc Co. These
seeds come from the celebrated seed farm
of 1). M. Feriy k Co., near Detroit, one
of the largest and meit successful cstabv
lishment' of the kind in the Unite 1 States.
The seeds from this firm never fail, a fact
which has given them a reputation in Eu
rope. Mr. Sechler having been anxious to
supply a want in this line, has the -ati-fac
tion to announce, thntbehas succeeded af
ter much pains and inquiry. Thi* is im
portant for every housekeeper who hi, : a
kitchen garden. Go to Sechler 6c Co.,
then, for your seeds.
On last Tuesday afternoon a three
story frame building, belonging to Alex
ander Brothers, at Unionville, was destroy
ed by fire. The first story was occupied
as a store by Leathers A Buck v. bo saved
the greater part of their stock The pro
perty was insured.
Deschner is n naughty fellow he
keeps a 2i lb. "bat"' (brick-bat) on , xhibi
tion in bis gun-shop, to draw grecric* to
see the bird. Joe Furey, the Tutcns.
Judge Love, and a hundred others hnve
gone to see the rarniint and then be food
to grin at. We shut our eyes when w
"locked" at it, hence we were not foaled.
Barnum's agent was drawn, and a little he
fore said he would buy the curiosity but
don't want it now, as they are a stupid
bird that harbor in all chimneys and some
times in a fellows hat.
—♦Onion setts at Sechler & Co s Groce
ry-
—— MoiSOCS AGAIN liKARD JROM.—
Three of our Boalsburg Modocs. viz:
"Swiftfoot," "Fancy" and "Aley" were
in the mountains last week fishing and
came across three cubs, one on the ground
and the other two on a tree. The men
were unarmed, except a hatchet or two,
but nerved themselves for u desperate en
counter which they expected on the re
turn ot the old hear ; but nothing daunted
"Swiftfoot" concluded to climb the tree
for the two cubs : tbey succeeded, howev
er in capturing all three, and arrived sale
ly in return with their trophies and now
consider themselves heroes. The bears
arc now in the Zoological Garden nt this
place, doing well. Barnum has not sent
for them yet but the Modocs are expecting
an order for their animals soon
j. C. B.
On last Wednesday the Centre coun
ty jail was cleared of its inmates— Sberifl
Shaffer having allowed bis boarders to
take their departure and seek for new pas
tures green, Our jail is now empty— long
may it remain so.
Auction! Auction!
At tho store of S. S. Wolf, dee'd, every
WEDNESDAY and SATVBDAY AFTERNOON
and every evening until the entire stock is
sold. Come one and all. A fine assort
ment of all kinds of goods on hand.
STORE FOR SALE.—The stoic ot" S.
S. Wolf, dec d : in Centre Hall, is offeree
for sale' on verv reasonable terms. The
stand is OLeof&e best in the valley, and
offers an excellent oppertur.ity to-any par
• ties wishing to go into business.
PETER HOFFEK,
Fab 4, MRS. C E. WOLF, Adm'rs.
Election of Ct Sup't.
The director* of tin# county nut in tin
courl-hou-e on but Tuc-day afternoon
and organized a- follows
President l)r Harm-, of Bellofonlc.
Srcrolarit .1 W Mattern and M*j S
Frank.
'1 lie roll of <1 i< * tor* haMi >■ been rails-* 1
127 answered to their names, the full num
ber in the county being lsit
On motion, the convention j>r<-reeded t<
tlx the s*la*y, tl *• v.;* i*-ultiug a- fol
low#
For sl2lX' „ I 1 \ot*>
" IQOO hi
MO 1
carrying in favor ef $1 (to the -*!*ry
hei.-tofolo wn sl2ltfc
The vol * fr Siiperiiitciidt t t resulted •
follow- Pr f. Meyer t*.'. Prof IL.nlc I-
Prof Mngec - name was . - jrop• >* ,1, but
ho declined.
A major, kj ot directors * gpresatd th.*m
solve* in favor of holding the net - - 1
of the Normal at Mileslturg
A ie-*.utton ** j ,--*-d l! inking Prof
Magee for the i ral ami devotion ho Ji*-
played in the di-charge - f h i-,1ut1,-> ,i-Co.
Sup'l.
P h UAKNI M S tillF VT IK* \ KL
IN,. \\ OKI t> S FAIR A I UKI.t.K
-fuN l K
\-1 • m Ut-t . .w . 1 t M loiin
'rt. Mull u. , must ■t - iho ui tun; i!
Ito im. Jell :.'*• Ipwpw to the Owe*, as P.
l\ Bat- un - ilre.v. f ng World s
Fait -auuot come to ♦•■>, th- -,* of ns who
wish to sco it- and wh * d**e# nt will
havo l to I*,* \-lot "o, where it i- ol
vrt>ed in our column- u> exhibii on M i.-
*l*y, May 17. Thaii hose who indulge in
the hoiuiay trip will bo aiup y repaid, and
in fnet rvalue-eve nt huru rod per ,ent.,
in the w ay of wonder ai d fun from the in
vestment d**e not admit of the shadow of
a doubt, for no tne dro-iu- • f disj>utug the
assertion that the extraordinary cntnbinu
tion of exhibition* referred to constitutes
i:ieonu-srb y the l*igg*-t and b,-:t show
or. earth. So much ha- already been -ud
and admitted regarding it* pro eminent
-,.j * n -r.iv, -iae and unique character that
little need c editorially added to u sure
toe Ja gest e
kr-.. w n to tk - - cti**n It presents many
times more of everything worth seeing
than wa- < \er before collected in a travel
ing exhibit:on, and its it i- no wonder that
w .ill its innumerable features of tti>true
tion and amusement, and u> host or-uch
-uperb arenic celehritie* a* Martioh >Law
aiide, the marvelous Braaitiau one. four
and seven horse bareback rider; Mine.
Kii-a Dock rill, the more than b-utifiii in
j e .rnaiion of sh * Amaron an fable ; Tony
.'hechi.d hero; Nat ha no, the veritai
•itbleto ; the L<--!io Br*.titer-, champion
I gymnasts of Anu-ricu : Luko lltv* r*, tne
| equestrian Burt-*n ; aid Win U porter,
| the silver-tongued "Fool, ' It ,ve y w here
| finds its vat sccoiumodalion- thorougUlj
:,.L*J by couidle-s throngs of eajjor spec
tator*
ANOTHER WARNING.
A young man named Joseph Yeater on
Tuesday morning of last week was found
dead in E. A Fancher's cigar store, in
L ck Haven, from the effect- of drinking
too much whiskey the l ight belorc. Ha
and others had spent the evening before
driuking. and then laid down to sleep for
thonight. In the m ming he was found
dead. The Lock Haven Enterprise -ay- :
Afler the inque-t the body wa- taken to
the residence ot Mr. Y,ater. The family
who had previously been notified of the
occurrence, ware overwhelmed with grief
a- the !ife!e*s body of the son and brother
was brought into their presence. Tho ag
ony of the mother wn# indescirbable, a
with clasped hand* and uplifted eyes the
appealed to the God <>f l-.eaven tc give her
strength to bear the blow w ieh had fall
en upon hor. Truly the case was a s;d
one, to witness that mother as she bewail
ed the tragical fate of her only , *..
"TELL IT ALL."
We have, at last, examined a copy of
that most extraordinary work—of wbic"
upward* of thirty thousand copies have
been s >id to the present time, and which
has excited so much genuine intcres and
attention in all section* or the country.
Weallu let*> .Mr* T. B. H. Stenhou-e's
new b ok. entitled, "rr-LL IT aLt.' 1 It is
with great pleasure, thai we hail 11.l- re
markable work— the gen,, ne bi-tory ,*l a
eai M -rini'ii Two year- age the
Author publish.-d a little pamphlet on Po
lygamy. which attracted considerable at
tention, and created quite a ien-atior.
among the Saixts. Tl .M"*rni*n paptrs l
took up the subject, and itiuding at-r.-ive- i
ly to the delicate relic- rice. -> r .tural t-> a
sen*ativ- woman, diiplnytd by the Auth
or, spitefully Inv t•! Bert " TXLL ir ALL "
Mi n and W omen of p -it n, in all parts
of the c -unify, who had \iitcd her in
Salt Lake City. uiged her to it the op
portunity, "aril.' a bo- k." a: <1 lay the
whole truth before the world. Mr.. Har
riet Bcecher St f, wh.se earnest intro
duction to thi# volume i* a guarantee o!
the delicacy. a well as purity of the work,
personally added ln-r persuasion* Mrs
Stenho-j'i- ultimately consented, and c!. ->
(or the title of her new voiutne. the ward#
of deri-ion i>ed ny her Mormon oppo
nents— "TKLL IT W. 1."
In thi. way, this singular work wa, in
troduced to the world. It is a book utter
ty unlike any other work on the subject
ever penned before. And, although we
would not spoil our readers' pleasure by
telling Mrs Msahuu-e'i fascinating story
ncond-hand. we will state that it is just
what it profs-i-s to he—the history of a life
in Mortnonism, written by a lady of edu
cation and refinement; who, through the
influenc.a of religious symphathy, mi-di
rected, bcame tho ri-tini and slave of one
of lie must extraordinary upt-r-' l*--ns
which the world has ever -een. In her
own fucinming style, she tells all that
can be told ol tnat strange system, not n a
vi-it. rto I'tah might relate it, but with the
thril.irg eloquence and pathos of one
whose w hole iife has be darkened by its
shadow. Ttic book posses.,.. n || tJ, vivacity
-s i: si thrilling inter, st of the fin, st works sit
fiction. Tho binding is elegant and sub
stantial ; the illustintione, on wood and
-tee!, are costly, and finely executed ; and
altogether it is one of those subscription
books, which < ne so rarely meets, which
give the purchuser fuH value for hi- mon
ey.
This w rk will be sold only to those who
order of the Agent, who will soon intro
duce it to our citizens. Wo bespeak for it
a moil cordial reception—for it is worthy
of it. H. C. Joiixso>-. Publisher, 7th &
Arch .Street. Philadelphia.
Now is nit; TIMS:.— It is always tho
right time to do h good act, ni.d every man
with a family should regard himself short
of his duly until liis home is endowed with
a Wilson Shuttle t- wing Machine. Let
it be understood that thi- admirable ma
chine captured the Prize model and Di
ploma o! II- r.or. at the Vienna Exp-ition
in lf-73. and has everywhere deinoiistrut.d
•t* superiority over all other machine-
Machines will be delivered at any Kaiiroad
Station in this c< unty, free of transporta
tion i barges, if ordered through the Com
pany's Branch House at k'".T and 229
Broadway, New York.
They lend an e'eg i t catalogue and
.ehroino circular, free <xi application.
Tbis Company want a few good agents.
OYPSOX CII..MPION WASH KB
This celebrated wasliing machine is find
ing rapid sale wherever it bus been intro
duced. as it has proven it-elf the bet ma
chine yet invented it work- easily,
docs its work thoroughly and well, and in
so short n time n to commend itself to ev
ery heusekeeper. We offer S3O reward
for any conscientious woman who will tes
tify that tins machine will no', work in n
satisfactory manner.
The following citizens, of this county,
having purchased this machine, will testi
fy to its superior merits:
Dan'l Tre-lier, Jm . Ro--,
Geo. Hu*s, | Jerrv Tre*ber,
Rev. Oroh, Dr. Woods,
Mr. Curvin, Wni. Mc-Farlnne,
Andrew Korn.an, Wm, Shoop,
Dan'l Keller, Isaac Strunk,
Sam'l Crotxer, Henry Winner,
David Shearer, Win. ltndger*.
Jacob Bitner, Philip Shook,
John Long, Noah Stover,
Dr. Hiiibusb, Dan'l Shafer,
Andrew OcUcr, Ruben Gr in,
Franklin Miller, S. Grnmley,
J. Bichnne. Geo. Boyer,
Cha-. Bcarly, J no. Moslem an,
Jacob Boyer, I*rcat'Weber,
Jacob Trculcr, Michael Strohm,
Uol. Ncfl, H. (j. Reamer,
D. Bouse, Sam' 1 Mussen,
Sam l l-nnbert, Israel Yanuda,
Jo m Limbert, (ieo. Shraid,
Frmk Weber. 1 Philip Stover,
Samuel Motz, Jon. Crape
Ge>. BrumgunJ, J a *. Frank
Mrs. Miller, ; Dan'l Wolf.
Loit Stover, J, Larrlmei
Jn>. Musser J. Fortney
Wm. Lphr, Adam Heartswkk
C ii'S. Frune, Mr Furv,
F red Ehrbart, Adam Yanada.
JAMES P.KKIE3, Prop'r,
Milrcy Pa,
GKK \T FIRE ATONIIKHSII
Tcnihlo Drsl ruction of Projmrly.
txhkosh, \\"i-, April 2 1 l*. A
terrible fire has been raging all the aft* r
IUOOH, All the t*-1• i*| ■ i . lll'-e, bank.,
'telegraph - ill.. , the Harding Opera
II hi-.-, I'.*--. 111... I'nlserMilist Ghuieh, all
the Hotels but one and nearly all the busi
ness portion of the city are gone l iter
ly iinj>- ible to estimate the In—, Two
men h~. t>. i. Uilt. i by fallen wall- The
city i-in the wildest -tate of frenzy, The
burnt di-tr.et *- n.s.ily nile square.
"Out ui tlu- Streets" Hundred# of
l'ooiilo Homeless.
O 1,;.. \\ 0 \pril "> Tne tire
1 .e out in Morgan -V itr.w saw- mill,
burnt! g lbs'- an*) a *h -<-u other -aw and
shingle mills oi Sawdust avenue, wn.l
mi lions *-! feet .*1 lumber, a hunJted
i n-. i Ihe j.rtnling offices, Harding •
Ojxia Hon-* aid Itrvkwith A Adams
hotel. The burnt ,lilricl i one and a half
mile* lung and half a luile wide. 1 tiler
live* are leported t.* l*e l,**t, aud hundreds
of person* ar homeless Nearly all of the
bu-iness h us- are burned, including all
the bank-, and on the north aide there is
: not a dry g•> d* store standing It is itn
!l* -siple to give the losses to night Ihe
; city is in the hands of a mob. and extra
I police ate on duty.
| The telegraph uflios here were burnt
„t . jrli, but t ttt|>* rary olfice* have
,nice been cstablialted. vine insurance
mjsauy - the Northwestern, of Kllvw
! I.e.* -I.*-, - j W.OUO by the Crc - 1. >* about
! s;ao,ftoa.
Tin: FIRE ATOBHKOSII
t .. , Vpr, A special despatch
t* tho Inter-Oeeali from Oshko-h say*:
Tti.-r. . t* * p .--itdo way of arriving at the
1. -s to ft -urnnce c*>iiipauie> by the Oth
- -It tiro, - nee all the agencies but one:
hav.- been burned out arm the books are *tt
coufusi i, while tho hooks of one agency,
ar<* burn - 1 The insurance with thi. la-t
natued agency, Garry *k Hariuog'i, j* e*ti- :
mated at SoOO,OUG The fire is thought to
be greater than was at first reported, and
is now put at $2 500,000.
1: s .--limated ir. general term* that the
insurance t* 50 per cent, of the lo*.
families are burned out, aud relief i* (
much no led. The city council ha* ujt
proptntied c'i.txvi tor their immediate
want- Ti .reis no discouragement among
business men and the feeling is rtrunj; thai
rebui ding must commence at once Sev
oral hours' raiu to-dav failed to extinguish
i!ie ; whu'i I, still burning among the
del r.. Ad I s.oil fromJFond du Lao to,
the Time- -.*>•* a "d-.cp pal! hang* ever the
city; llvu titn.s since its foundation iia,
conflagration visited it, but the jre*ent
calamity is the most crushing of all. Thi*
is the third time within a rear that fire ha*
desolated it."
Tl.i* fire took iu...t ef Jhe fine residence
arid home*. The citizens seem utterly help
1. -* and walk the streets with sad faces. The
ruin* are s-.ill smouldering, and when the
former owner* areaikedwhal they will do,
they reply that they cannot tell at present
Theotfio.-s of the telegraph cotujuxnie* are
burn.-d, and tho utilities for working the
line* nr.* very jsoor. This au.ibci tc thg
general confusion and inability of even
thu-e who are 10-ers to give particular*,
precludes the possibility of an extended
report
The later telegram*from Oshko-h place
the is by nre in that city at $2.500001'.
In . .unpi.ris n with p*spulation and wealth
th:s rival- Chicago in the bre line.
FEARFCL DESTItUCTION OF lIOR
SES BY III'FFALU t.N.VTS
Memphis, April 28.—Comjdaiuts are
pouring in from till surrounding counties
of the fearful de-truction of none* and
mule- by Buffalo gnat*. Many small
planters, especially colored one* are ruin
ed bv having their only horse* or utulcs
killed ai d being unable ft* replace them at
a i .-.e cfcen they are so badly needed.
The Ledger publishes n letter from a plan
ter near Mac. n. Favettc county, which
says not l***s than two hundred horses and
mule* hav di.-d the past three days with
in ten mi.i of thi* j.laee. "I down
to inv farm yesterday, distant eight miles
and c .in'.cd thirty seven dead horse* on
the way. I htve 10-t four cn my farm
an J my neighbor five, while some plant
er- have !,■'. a high a* thirty. It loi'k*
like starvation to the people. Without
money, some sf the farmer* will bo com
pelled to turn i ut part of the crop plant
ed, a* they have no monsy to replace the
OFFII EBS RESISTED AND FIRED
UPON AND SERIOUSLY WOUND
ED.
Wilkesbarre, April £9.—This foreno m
Cor.-table Michael Ca-,y went to 'My
tn 4th township to levy upon the good* of
James Connel. but was resisted and he re
turned to tl.is 11ty for a-i-t*Rce, and Po
lice Officer Keibscnr.er went with him.
They ay that the whole Connel family,
comprising ten or dozen men, had congre
gat. i together in the house and barrica
de .1 it. When the officers approached
they H I re fired upon, Iteihsenner received
three balls, one in hi* bead and two in hi<
body. Casey was also shot. K> ibseanor
was brought to thi* city where be now
lie*, with n<> hope* of recovery. The con
stable i- in Plymouth yet and in a very
critical Condition. The news ciealed ins
tense excitement in thi* city. Sheriff
Kirdendall at once collected a posse arm
ed witli rifles ar.d went to the scene of the
shooting. Two of the Connel* have been
ariested and aro now in thu city prison.
The other* Ht !at accounts were surround
ed *o that they could not escape. Tho
whole family are de-peradoe* and i* feared
w ill fight to the last.
I.nti r Particulars.
\Vilkesbaire, April 29 —The sheriff and
poise r<turned nt seven o'clock this even
ing with old man Connel and throe more
<flii -or.. Edward, Lawrence and Thom
as. The p e numbered about 1(X1 men.
all armed with carbines and muskets.
They surrounded the house und Sheriff
Knead* and Chief of Police Kellev ap
proached it nnd demanded tho surrender
of the Connel*. They refuse i. and the
old man, who is between sixty and seven
ty year* of ngJ. threatened to shoot any
person whoappronehed with hostile intent,
and dee tared Unit he would die before he
would be arreted.
Three men were then placed at a rear
window to tn vor the Comic)'* while un at
tempt wa made to break in the front door
which was heavily barricaded. Several j
vol lay* were fired from the inside while
this was taking place but no one wa* hit I
Everything being in readiness William
Hopkins buttered down thedoor and n por
tion of the pose rushed in nnd overpower
ed tho Co:inel'a before any of them had
time to fire except the father and his shot
did not lake effect. They all fought de
pcrately but without avail and were final
ly handcuffed and brought here, and when
the prce*-ion entered tlie city tho wholi
population wo e on the streets and the ex
citement was ir.osl intense.
Lawrence and Edward who fired tin
shots from the window which struck ofll
rer Iteihsenner, were held for that cause,
and the other* in default of $. r >,ofit bail
each, were also sent to prison. Iteihsen
ner is sinking rapiuly. Casey will proba
bly recover, although he has four eon
huck*li<>l in his body. Over ono dozen
muskets and rifles, most of them loaded
were found in the house of the Connel* ut
ter their capture.
GRASSHOPPERS KILLED BY THE
COLD WEATHER.
St. Paul, April DO.— Despatches from
various points ray tho recent cold weath
er has killed tho young grashopper*. Thi
general belief is expressed that there will
be r.; further trouble from this pest.
Berl n, April 23.— The police authorities
of Posoii have notified all the Ur-uline
Sisters in that lDtrict who are not natives
of Germany that thoy must ItaTe the coun
try wlthfn two months.
lIoRKIHLK MURDER.
MeinphU, April '22 The Appeal pub
lishes the partieulars ol n horrible iiiunb
,<f two eolared children. Nettle end Pod
lliHige*, ngeil i* ami eight years, repec
j lively, iiear Cuba, 111 tlii county, mini
1 week* since. The affair was only brough
to light >e-lt>iilay by a negro mall I tiding
tlit-1r bodies 011 the b.uik of the bnyoti,
where li e receding waters had left them
( I'h* bodies weru lu-wrly ilevotired by bur
aards, hut their skull* wiie crushed, am
showed liial tho children had been litur
dered and thrown into the bayou
Il has been ascertained (hat lec.nlly
1 his e Hodges attempted lo hang Ins wife
1 hut Iter cries brought assistance ami
Hodges tied lie thru Weill to see Jael
WoldriJge, another colored preacher, am!
it it believed induced It 1 111 and hi Wife ti
kill the children, as they wife last sect
; alive with tliein. The 1 lilldrens' di>ap<
( poaranre aroused suspicion. Roth 11-nlgi
and N\ - Idridge flr l the couitry Attn
ihe inquest yesterday Woldridge's wifi
*ie arrested and held lo answer
Double Mur-lvr in Detroit.
Detroit, April 2M Last evening t*
colored women, mother and daughter, tin
f- rmcr 1 allied Elisabeth Thorn** ami tht
.alter Harriet Fisher, were f.-Ulld dead ii
their beds, in a small house in Hasting
•feet Their bodies were chopped an.
j hacked with ail uxe almost beyomlw-em
j bb.nce ot hutnan beings Suspicion poiuu
[to John Thomas, hushaiid ot the first nam
. cd \ ictuu, u colored barber, ag-d sixtytw<
| alid he lias been arrested The inolivt
-for the blo-wly deed i- unkn wii as yet
j NINE YKARB WITHOUT A WORD
A Troy Husiuind'a Brutality Tuwaro
Ilia Wile —He-Union in Death's
Presence.
The Troy Pre- tell the follow .g slrangt
story c. ncerning tk> husband i t a lady
who died recently in that city.
The laJy and gentleman referred to were
married about twenty years ago, and came
to West Troy sin rtiy aUe.-.finJ livc.t thcrt
together until the death of tho wife The
latter wa- a most industrious, highly re
spectable ami religious woman. For the
first ten years of her tuarriej lite, during
which period five children were born, she
did everything possible for a woman in
l-jtr position to do in order lo please hei
husband, but lo no ; .rj .c. When sh
did her be l her husband w as sure to mak<
out that she had done b< r worst, lie grum
bled continually, but at tunes lie would
break out and pour upon his wife the most
unmerited abu>c, continuing it for several
Jjj'* together. Then would intervene a
silence broken eniy hy hi? seeing an op
portunity to give his wife a beating when
nobody was in sight, and when she least
expected it. After ho had abused her he
would bring in the neighbors and say t •
l! cm th-.t hi- wife hadfillen and hurt her
self, poor creature; how sorry he was for
it, and he would address her as "Mv dear,'
and ask if she wn- badly hurt anJ he would
run for a doctor. Ho was so plausible and
kind and affectionate that nobody would
believe his wife when she told that il wa
he- husband who had caused her ilia in
juries. due neighbors thought her erary,
or at least hysterical, when she made any
statements of this kind. For a long time
he managid lo beat bis w fe and toe ureal
it in this way. Indeed it had reached a
point, the wife taking lhoo fit* so often,
t.'.i-t thy erraneetiierits w. re all but com
pleted to tend the p- >-r woman loan insane
asylum. One day. however, the broken
hearted wife was tilting by the cradle, in
which wa* her youngest child, a baby,
rocking it, and attending to some sewing
at the same time Her husband was in one
of bit silent mood* at the urn*. \Vhiloshe
wa* sitting as described, the husband en
tered and passed through th. house into
the yard He return, d within a few minu
:cs, hut in the interim a neighboring lady
had entered and gone into an adjoining
beJiooin. This lady obt-rvcj him w >.k
ing up quietly behind his wife and, wilh
o .1 uttering a word or giving the least
warning, doubled hit fiit and struck her
A Tremendous Blow.
on the back of the h*J, leaving her,
sprawling on the fluor insensible This
done he at one# ran out to bring the neigh
bors as u-ual, and affected the greatest
concern about hi- wife wondered how much
she was hurt, and finally pr. po-.d to g.-
fur the Doctor. Tbo lady who had secret
ed herself in the bedroom accused him of
the assault, and when he was gone for the
Doctor ahe went for the police an 1 had
him arrested. 11 is wi|Vappeared in court (
ami told the whole story i>l her husband's
cruelty towards her, but, wcmari-like.
begged the court to forgive him. Her re
quest, howevtr, was denied, and the cruelj
husband had tolanguiih several months ir.
jail. On leaving the dock after receiving
sentence he turned to hit wife and said
that she had wronged him by what she had
testified to, but to remember that he would
never speak to her again on earth. Thi
scene occurred nine years ago. The man:
served out his sentence and returned to his
family. From the day of his return until
two days before her death, which took
place recently, he never exchanged u word
with her directly; It was ncce-sary, liv
ing together as they were, husband and
w ifo, the parents of the same children, to
have an interchange of sentiments regard
ing the affair* of the household occasional
ly, This WHS done in the following man-,
ner : When they were sitting in the same
room the husb.tr,d would tell one of the
children to say so nod so to the mother
The mother would answer directly, which
if it required n further answer, would be
done through the child n before. But it
was only when he WRS in particularly hap
py moods that he would even communi
cate in this way. His un si usual mode of.
communicating In his wife w hat he wanted
to say win for him to retire into a separate
.room, and theme issue his mandate*j
through one of the children. Two days be
fore the wife died, after she had been sick
| for some weeks, her condition was made
known to bitn, when in* was working in
the garden, by the doctor in attendance j
and the clergyman who bad been called!
in. lie was told that his wife was on the
verge of death, and thai he must make his
pence with her while she was yet con
scious. The idea of death seemed to .-tug-'
ger him. He was silent for a moment, and!
then bursting into tears, repaired ,to the
dealh-bfd of bis wife, lie bent over ker
and begged her forgivenos# in hitler
plaints and tears The dying woman
grasped bis hand, and, calling him by
name, said she freely forgave him all, and
added Unit she was prepared to die, being
at peace with the whole world. A few
hours before death the wife said, and tfioy
were the last words she Was heard to Utter,
'tliut the ln*t two days with her husband
never aw ay from her bed tide but when he
left it to serve her. bud been the happif-l
days of her life, and that the only wished
they might bo the beginning of happy
duys to her hu-band."
RAVAGES OK THE BUFFALO
GNAT.
Memphis,* April 27. Planters are com
plaining greatly i f an unprecedented iles
truclio!) of mules, horse- and cattle by the
Buffalo gnat. It i- estimated that within
the past im days sli*),l.ttl wroth of stock
hat been killed by them within a radius ol
i hundred miles, taking (hit city as the
centre of thu circle.
THE REIGN OF TERROR ON THE
TEXAN BORDER.
Washington, April 27.—A private let
ter from the Texas frontier to a Govern
ment official hern confirms the prr** ro
ports relative to Mexican raid-, murder*
ing of men, women and children, burning
of houses urid the -Healing of cattle, and
that a reign of terror cx.J's on the border.
The rtkide e claim to Le Americans or resi
dents of Texas, f.mj the civil authorities tf
Western Texas ale powerle'-s to resist the
ra den, and as yet the Governor has made
no effort tb help them.
NO. 38 AN ACT.
Tu punLh pertom for t'trrylni run*
cealcd weapon* within lit** Common
w cnllh,
HM I'ION 1, ll> il riwWrrf, i('t', I litl
uny |n iali within tlii* eumnioiiwealtli
who "l ull cany any lire arms, siting
hul, hand-hilly. diik-knilV. nix-.r or
any t lie i dirndl) weapon, tunica led
upon In* pi imiu, with the intent theie
with unlawfully iiiuh niulii iotisly to do
injui I to any ETHER IM-ISOII, i-linll l>
deemed guilty ol'a misdemeanor, and
upon the I'ouvictiou illlicit, shall l>e
-riitfiie.il to pay a line nut t-xeoading
live hundred dollar* and undergo an
imprisonment by separate or solitary
Cotilitit uieiit not exceeding one year,
or either or both, nt the discretion ol
the court, and thejury trying the ease
may infer such intent us nton said, from
tbe fact of the raid defendant carrying
*ueb weapons in tbe manner as ufore
said.
AI'I'BOYLU —lbe lSih day of
March, A. D. 1H75.
J. F. ll.\initAsrT.
No. ->7. A SUPPLEMENT.
P.. an act, approved the liralday May
one tbotisend eight liundi cd and se
venty-three, entiiied "'An Act t<
Utile lid altd Collpolidate the Nt vera I
act* relating to game and game fish."
Sit iiuN 1 lit it enacted, Ac., Thai
lie first section of said art be amend
d so as to read a* follows, namely :
That no pei? -ii shall kill or pursue, ID,
any part ol this -tale, any elk, or wild
leer, save only from the first day of
September to the lirst day of Decern
ier in any year No person shall
iave in bis or her possession, or offei
for sale, or ttansp *rl, uny elk, or wild
le-r, or fresh venison, save only from;
die lirl day of September to the first
day of December, in any year. No:
(H-rson shall, at any time, kill any I
fawn w lieu in its spotted coal, or have
the fresh skin of -uch fawn in Ins ot
her possession. No person shall pur
sue uny ilk or wild Jeer with dogs, in
uiy part oi this slate, or shall kill, in
the water, any such elk, or wild deer,
>r fawn, which has been driven there-;
to bv dogs No person shall, in any
oart of this state, set any trap, or aov
uher device, at any artificial suit lick,
• r other place, fir tho puip .so ol trap
ping any elk, deer, or fawn, and catch!
•r kill (he same, except for cotisunip
iion in Ids or her family ; any jiersoii
-•Rending against any of the provisions
• I litis sect on, shall he deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and ihll be liable
to a pvnaity of fifty dollar* for each
elk, wild doer, or fawn, so killed, pur
sued or trapped, or fresh elk, wild
deer, or fawn skin had u his or her,
pocj;jon, and uigy ho proceeded
igaiuat lu any county of the lat<
wherein ho may he arrested, having
the same in his or her possession:
/Vended hcncerer, That any (>erori
may sell, or have in his or her j* •*#*-*-
sioii, the elk or wild drcr aforesaid
between the fi'St day of py?ejber in
any year and the first day of Februa
ry next following, without liability to'
the penalty herein imposed: Promd
ed, lie shall prove that such game, if
killed in tins state, was killed within
the time allowed bv this act, or wa*
killed outside of the limits of this state
an f at some place where the law did
not prohibit such killing. Dogs pur
suing elk, or wild deer, or fawns, nisv
be killed by any person ; and any con
stable, or other town • Ricial, may kill
any d g that habitually pursues elk.
wild deer or fawns,anJ the owner of
such dog shall he liable lo a pen a It
of leu dollars for each elk, wild deer
or lawns, killed by suchdog ; iVorid
ed. That this act shall lie so con-tru
ed u* not to change or alter the act to
lo whiotl it i* a supplement, nor to
change or alter any supplement there
to. except only as to the time during
which it shall he lawful to kill or pur
sue any elk, or wild deer, in any way.i
part of this * at?.
Ai'i'ituviiu—The 18th day of
March, A. I). 1875.
J. F. II a it ru AN IT.
TUB UNHKONH CALAMITY.
Latest Details of the DisaOcr —L is-,
Two ami n Half Million poilat. —!
I Insurance,liver One Million.
Chicago, April SO.— A special dispatch!
to the Inter-Oceen from Oshkoth says ,
The total lots by the fire Is thought to be
greater than was al first reported, and isj
jnow put at J'J.oOO.OCM. it it estimated in I
general terms that tbo iniuranca is fit) per;
cent. of the li s*. About WO families are
burned out, and relief is much needed, j
The city Council hat appropriated S'iOOC ,!
i for their immediate want*. There it noj
discouragement among business men, and'
the feeling is strong that rebuilding must
, commence at once. Several hours' rain ' 1
to-day failed to extinguish tie fire, which
is still burning among the debris. A dis
patch from Foi U du Lac to the Times says'
a "deep pall hang* over the citv ; five
jtinii - since its foundation has conflagra
tion visited it, but the present! calamity is
the most crushing of all. This it the third
i lime within a year that tire has desolated!
lit.'' This fire took most of lb® fine resi
dences and homes. The citizens seem ut
terly hopeles and wnlk the streets with!
sad faces The ruins are still smouldering,
and when the former owners are asked
what they will do, they reply that they
)cannot tell nt prcscnL. The offices of the
' telegraph companies are burned, and thc :
facilities lor working the lines are very
poor. Thi*. HiKi.il to the general confu-'
-ion and inability of even those who arc;
losers to give particulars, precludes the 1
possibility of an extended report.
A MORE HOPEFUL PROSPECT.
Chicago, April 30 A special to the
Time* from (Mikoth says the prospect at'
thai city is already briglitning, and the
{ probabilities are that before winterthema*
ionty n| the husinots blocks will be re
jjsuilt. Sixty nine business structures were
destroyed, and at>o-it half of these will be
rebuilt immediately. The police to-ilu.v
iimdo a careful count, and found lhat,j
large and small, the sum total of the (]wel
ling# destroyed Is about live hundred..
These are valued t an average of 52.'00
each, which gives an aggregate los, ofsl,.|
VoO.CO, which i* probably near the correct'
figure. Tbo loss on business Imu-es is
about Sl,t#lo,otK), and on tbo lumber mtcr
i t from s2fk),ooo to $250,000, making a to
tal of about $2,500,000, on which tbo in
urnnce is fully $1,000,000.
Outside of the lumber interest the insu
rance is about fifty percent, of the losses, i
Among tbo heavy loser* are Jones & Stillei
s'.<o,ooo; insurance, $71,000; it. L Bg
ger, 70,000; insurance, s4il.(>tK) ; MeKoy A
Folds. S:IS,I*XJ; Clhi k A Forbes, $30,000 :
insurance, S27.(*KI j S. M. Hay At Urn.,!
>ls 000; P J \\ at.oti, SIO,OOO • insurance,
SIO,OOO ; Cell A- R gers. $25,000,
A relief committee has been organi/.nd,
and -iilut tncial assistance f.ir the afflicted
is arriving from Fon dtt Lac and other
neighboring cities Last evening at a
meeting of the Council the lire limit# were
pushed forward in tbo direction from
which Are always threatens. The object is
to take the saw and | Inning mills out of
this locality.
ANOTHER MINING ll O -
CREA T Loss oy LIFE,
London, May I—2 A. M.—A terrible
explosion occurred yfstefday (HU'inoon
ki the Bunker's Hill Colliery, North
Staffordshire, while the miners were at
work. At midnight twelve bodies had
i been taken out. Twenty-three men are
i yet in the urine, and there is no hope
that any of them will be recovered alife,
DEATHS.
On April VS. Ida C'atharln* Kmeriek
-lnugliter of John Kmeriek, aged 2 years
'I months Hti.l 24 day*.
' High in I lea van's <>w n light sin. >1 welli-th.
Full the sung of triuiuph swellelh;
Freed from i*nrth ami earthly tailing,
Lilt for h.-r no voh <>l walling."
tin lhr> 2Mh nit, ut t'rntre Hill, of di
•ease of the heart, Eh* .h.-iji l'nget, aged
74 yens, V month* uii.l '.si days
MARKETS. ,
Produce.
N..w Y'.ik May I Wheal In moderate
deluaild, receipts 71,000 bushels; No I
Spring *| V7(.. I :t|; No asl |ft(*l IH. No
2 Milwaukee $1 23 (fill 24 winter red
...si.m 3sl 47f.U 42 While $1 40(<tl 44
Itreflrii.f i.l ti6efusl Out. tinner; re
t-mpls IV.tKXI bu.litis; mixed Western 74f< i
07L-; wlilla 7ii(.s7lh Ha.V ifuiet at I
Coltoe firm at lu( s..gar firmer fair
(.> g-'od refilling hjiasi. , prime hi.sHt
PHILADELPHIA
Phila'lelphia May 1 Flour active end]
higher; Woc.msin and Minnesota family i
<s6 to (all 2a. Pennsvlvania. Indiana and
Ohio 754.00 26, high grade# 267 76 !
Wheat excited; rrd $1 4<i; amber $1 46,
white $! 4s(,i | M Itye at ft l*J Corn
active; yel|.-w yUaPlfe. Oats stronger,
white uiisrd 76c Pork $22 76(4
2.1 Lard i.i(,y lie- Prtr. leuwi refined I3|c
Cluverseed tiuw sll 6 (412 Ibiltersteady;
New ork and Bradfoid .uulily extras
(si3o; do firsts 2"J( ', 2f Kggsfiiiu; wtiteri
iierh 16(e.
CHICAGO.
Cliiaago. May 1 \Vlieat iriegulsr; No
1 •urii.g *1 ITjL NO 2 $1 liti spot; $1 01|
r Slay; $1 Oil seller June, rejected 'Jd. .
Corn—demand active and prices advanced;
No 2 mixed 7i>(476|c sp.-l; 76c bid tetlei
June; rejected 72- bid <i*ts steady and in
j moderate demand; No 2 024(402i- sjiol,
' 2ic bid seller May; 61|c b.d setter June
I Rye dull and lioinjnai a! 31 07. Uarle)
j dull ac.4 nominal; sJ*s 2 |1 Sum 31 spot,
f 26 seller may.
HUiIFOM i T M AM MfR
White iVhuat n UUKed Hl6 ...Rye9o
...Coin*>6 ....Oats do. Barley ho
70 cio.'erseed C.OU Potatoes 00
Isard per |Miun.i ft ..Pork per pound'.a
Buttcl'Al Eggs 16. .....Plaster per tor.
fit Tallow ft Bacul.lO Ham 16
Lard per pound H cents ..Buck*heal
<ls i ts F our per barrel retail?,oo...
Nova Scotia plaster sl4 1-1 16. Cayugs!
plaster $2.60 per I^4.
Trmninr.
We ero authorised to announce tisat 1)
K Guise, of Potter, will he a candidate
for Treasurer, subject to the usa;es of the
democratic party.
Sheriff.
w. Bte Bt.ihord.e4 Ui Uiatj
John hpangb-r. ul Po tor. will he a oandi-l
date for Sheriff, subject to the usages of!
tho letnocratic party.
We are authorlxed tr> snm-unro that]
J. itnnry Keller, of Harris, will be a>
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the usage*]
of the democratic party.
We fir; uuthorLod lo announce that]
Levi A. Munsoii, of Phiii|i*Vurg, will be a '
candidate fur Sheriff, subject to the usages
of the democratic party.
We arc authorised to announce that'
(7mrge lloff.-r of Potter will be 3 Candi
date for i;ii h riiC subject to the u>agrs of thai
democratic parly.
Spring (MMHIS,
At Potter's Hills,
J. H. M'EKTIRE,
Dra'er in
Domestfc Dry Goods.
Ladle's Dress Goods
-1 trcry u ripti r., embr*i.iftg all the
New Styles in the market. Also.
\OTL O.V.V
I.M KS //ON
JKIty (I LOVES.
CLOriUSQ. ( ASIMKRKS,
CMtl KTS (>!K LuTli v, HOOTS.
SliuKS. O ROCK HIES t rKoyisiuM
o| avory description all <>f which will be
sold at very low rate* for CASH or its
equivalent I>on"l lorget the place, come
and see us anyhow, if you doti t buy. No
trouble to show good*. .
Counlry ProJuc Taken in }Cscia*iipiL
for GOOJL Omay 6m.
GOODS.
Hr. \. E. MrETTIRE,
Potter's Milts,
has just returned Irom Philadelphia, and
is now ready lo accommodate her cuato
nn-rs with the Rtaslahf '• of Straw, Silk
•.nd fancy Hvts. Bonnets. Ac , Velvets,
Flowers, Crapes, Silk Goods, Feathers,
Blondes. Ribbons Ruch-, Braids, Orna
ments, Ac. In short, a full line of all the
latest style* of Milleriery Goods, which,
will he sold at the lowest price*. Call and
• ee the Goods.
r-fr-llats and Bonuris relrimutcd in the
latest style otaay Bui
At Bellefoiite,
MONDAY, MAY I7 th .
P. T. BARNUM'S
GKKAT
Traveling World's Fair.
The Barn am Unrivaled Exhibition.'
Company Proprietors.
P. T. BAKM M PitK IDEM ,
I, T. HAKXI'M'N
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM !
P. T. B %RNI'M*N
UOLLOSSAL C ARAVAN !
I*. T. It A ItN I'M'N
MONSTER MENAGERIE :I
I*. T lliß\l M'S
'Steam Operated Polytechnic In
stitute
Twenty Great Shows in One, in- 1
:eluding a sept rate Stupendous Inter
continental Amphitheatre, with
linn t liolello's
International Hippodrome !
And tht
TERRIFIC WILD BRAZILIAN
BARE-BACKED RIDER.
Lowund's Imperial Hra/iliatt (Mr
CM.
I WO EIGHT WORLD WONDER
EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
A Single Ticket. Only SO - ems.
Admitting to each and every De
part men I. Children under niue
years of age half price.
Door* open at 1 and 7 P. M
{Grand Animal and Arenic En I < ee <<ne
hour later, MuyG 21.
P <> W E R S'
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Opposite Bush House,
BELLEFONTE, I*A.
Powers' Boot & Shoe Store i> the largest
iitnl host stocked establishment in Centre
County.
He keeps constantly on tyuuj a full
line of
si < I N A \ l> S II o i: 6.
Ho is just opening the largest stock t>t
Spring Goods ever brought to Bellefonte
PINK tHOCt
for ladies, kept constantly on hapd-
Boots and Sboej for mcu and women, ol
styles, quality apd prices, from the
raos! costly to the cheapest, constantly
kept on hand.
WE DEFY COMPETITION !
either in quality or price, Call and
examine his new st< ck of Spring and
( Su outer Goods, and you will liud it
Jo your advautage. Apr2lly.
JY KW STORK, NRW GOODS AND
Panic Prices.
11. A. LA Mil I MICK.
it the old Centre Hill .land.
Jtlst opening H Slot* of
NEW GOODS,
OLD FABHIONKD J'KK KS!
A lnrj{t> variety of
Ladies Drew. Good*
Groat liurguiti* in
Mu.liutNud t'alicoca.
Ready luudu Clothing
Warranted to Sail.j
Hi* Cloths and t aisiuiers,
( not Ih* exreDod
His Grocery Department,
AsUiiiLhe. ever} ou.iii assortment and low
jpricns.
s yrup, Sugar, IVa. teflm. Canned frulU,!
Domestic and Foreign Frulu, Cheese, |
and avery other article belong
ii'K to the Grocery Depart
ni •• nt
JUT Farmer.. Mechanic* and Laborer*
look lo your interest One dollar saved ia
dollar in pocket. Then call and ace at
what astonishingly low price*.
Sd*No trouble to show Good* "IfcH
Also the choicest FAMIPY Kwv* al
ways on band. Apr. 15, y,
DM i >i is i RAJ OH S NOTICE -
Letters of administration oil the estate ol
t*eo. Carliii, late >■! Fuller two,, dec'd,
lave been Kranted lo Ibe undo; signed,
who requests all person* snowing them
•elves indebted lo said estate to make >in
oedtaie pay in. ni, and those having de
•uatids against the same to preset,l then.
luly authenticated t-j I** for si-Ulemeul.
J O. CARSON
Apr. lo fit. Adu.'r.
Miller & Son,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
DEALERS IN
I'UHEbHVUS
A Mi MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS OILS, DYE STUFFS
i'EHFI'iIKKY. NOTIONS
FANC* ARTICLES
FOR TIJK TOILET,
I*l Hi: MINK AND LIQIOHM,
ftlf ItJttiltCiLfcl pUr)!OHNI.
i niMn it* .*>upfjorira in (treat variety.
Also, choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other article* usually kept in a
first class Drug Store.
Prescriptions caretuily Compounded
MILLER it BON.
BEATTY PIA ?°I
THE BEST IN ISE stamp
fr Circular. DANIEL F. BEAITY
Washington. New Jersey.
THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
Next door to Wilson & Hick*' Har
dware store, Allegheny Kt.,
BKLLKFoNTB, FA.,
Jas. C. Williams
(Successor lo 11. F. Rankin A Co.)
DEALER IN
CUBE DUVQS
AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS. DTE
STI FFS. VARNISHES, BRUSH
KS. J KKFt'MKKY, -NOTIONS.
AND rANCY ARTICLES
FOR THE TOILET. Ac.
mi&iwms&uauaas
for medicinal purpoi**.
SHOULDER BRACES,
TRUSSES A SUPPORTERS in great
variety
Alto, Choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other article* usually bept in first
class Drug Store.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.
ftmarTP.f
NEW YORK
BRANCHSTORK
McClnin's Block, Directly Opp. Busb
House,
Bellefonte, Pa.
11. HERMAN A CO., Prop'™.
Dry Goods,
HOSIERY, LINENS, EMBROID
ERIES, WHITE GOODS, LA
CES. NOTIONS & FAN
CY GOO DB.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GOODS.
Below the Usual Prices.
Novlitf.
Blatchley's
S *T> \ lmpr, vwirUCl'M
\t X> f BER WOOD PI'MP
.*/ is the acknowledged
.STANDARD of the
•nai e., by popular verdict, the
•et pump for the least nx nay.
VUenlion is invited to Biatchley s
Improved Bracket, tbo Diop
i'heck Valve, which can be with
•Irawn without disturbing the
joints, and the copper chamber
! wtiicn never crack., scalr* or rusts and
.will last a lifetime. For sale by Dealer,
land the trade generally In order to b<
'sure thai \ou gel Blatchley's Pump, b<
1 careful and ee thHt it has my trade-utsrk
as above. If you do not know where I
buy, descriptive circulars, together with
I tne name and address of the agent nearest
you, will be promptly furnished by ad
{dressing, with stamp.
CHAS 0 BUTCHLKY. Maaafaeurer.
50t} tXiuioierce St,, Philadelphia, l'a
{ II mar Pro.
W. AT CURRY,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
i:\TRE H A LI.. 1* 4.
Would most respectfully inform the eit
sens of this * trinity, that he has started
new 800 l and Shoe Shop, and would b,
thankful for a share of the public patron
age. Boots and Shoes made to order an.
according to style, and warrants his wort
ito equal any made elsewhere. All kind*
if repairing done, and charges reasonable
(live him a call fib 13 ly
itK ttr iiKooKKßitorr, 4. p. shi/oxm
President, Cashier.
OENTRI COUNTY BANKING CO
(Lafc Milliken, Hoover & Co.)
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Allow interest,
Discount Notes,
Buy arJ Sell
Government Secu lire, Gold <(•
iplft'i'htf upon*.
TAS. M'MANUS, Attorney at Law
Bellefonte, promptly attends to al
business entrusted to htm iui2.'Bt
BROCKERHOFFHQUSEr
bki.lf,fqntb{pa
E. PE(SS <* SON, Prop'rs.
This wfcll known hotel, situate in th
business portion of the town, has been
thoroughly renovated, repainted and fur
nished now. It will be the aim of the pro
oriototsto make it a pleas nt Hotnp foi
those who may favor them \v<'k thijir pat
ronage. A free carriage i* run to the de
pot, and ;hw best stables in town) are con
nected with th House. 29apr.
BUY YOUR DRUGS FROM
RANKIN'S
Drug Stop e,
(NEXT DOUR TO TH<£ DESCBNER GUN
STORE.)
FRESH AND CHEAP.
APr.Wr
A Pumps Of All Kim,
Steam & Kotar Pum i s
Deep Well Pumps,
FTR 1| Cistern Pumps,
Anti-Frezing Pumps.
U lioiM a *\ ***• ¥ trV \ '{ I*"* jUNI
Lf Mb rlrt b,
OP ALL KINDS.
Gum Hone <sr Packing, ite// and Bran*
Fouuder*, and Manufacturer* of the CELEBRATED
Sheriff Patent Steam Syphon Pump.
*i§k,s+Hd frr itiiutrated catalogue and price hd."%M
J. B. SHERIFF & SON,
M WATEJB M., AMN ArrMM.
23 apr. ly. PITTftM RttKl, PA.
SHORTLIDGE tc CO, COAL, LIME, Ac.,
WILLIAM SUOKTLIDOE. * OXD VALBXTISi i
SHORTLIDGE & CO.,
Burnen and Shipper! of tbe celebrated •
Belle font e
I WIHiUIIEi ILiIiMIE. ;
Dealer! in ibe very beet grade* of
!ANtBRA(MTEMiL|
The only dealer* in Centre County who *ll the
WILiKiESi Bi Ai RIR EC;Oi Ai L
from the old Baltimore mi dm Abo
BHAMOKIN AND OTHER GRADES
of Anthracite Coal dryly boated eiprewly for houe an. at tie lowest price*.
1
DEALERS /A * V.
Tbey pay tbe hif beet price* in cash for frain that tbe Eastern market* will tTrd.
WHEAT,
CORN,
RYE,
OATS,
CLOVER SEED &C.,
Boufbl or will b AOM on cnmmiaaioa when decired, and (ball price* guaranteed. la.
formation concern in the frain trade will be furniebed at all a am, to farmer*
with pleasure, free ofebarfe.
RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER.
FIRE BRICK AND GROUND FIRE CLAY,
DEALERS IX
CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER,
which U always sold at low pricea, and warranted to be a* food a fertiliser ae ae
other pi eater.
©??)C2 AMD
NEAR SOUTH ENO B. E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT,
BKLLEPOaTF. PA.
Lime! Lime!
Lime ot the best quality, alway* on
hand, at tbe kiln near Centre Hall,
Also Agent for
Myer's Excelsior Cement,
the best in the market and warranted to
set quick and harden. For sale by Andy
Recsmar.*al the Post Office in Centre Hall.
GEORGE KOCH.
GREATBARGANS AT THE HARD
WAKE STORE OF
MUSSER & RUNKEL BROS.,
Mlllheim, Pa.,
WFT<>LKSALI XXD RKTAIL DIALERS I*
HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE,'
riiey have just returned from the Eastern
Cities, where they hsve purchased a well!
selected stock of
HARDWARE, CI'TLKHT. IHOX. NAILS.
OILS, PAI*TS, VARMSIIKS, PCTTT,
B UILDERS A CO A CHMA KERS
GOODS,
Plasterers nud Masous,
gaddlers, Shoemakers,
Housekeepers, ami in fact,
HARDWARE FOR EVERYBODY.
We call particular attention to a line as
sortment ot Picture Frames and Moulding,
very cheap.
WALL A WINDOW PAPER,
And Curtain Fixtures of every kind.
COACH and WAGON MAKERS-four
attention is called to our stock of Spokes,
Hubs, Felloes, Shafts, Pole* and Buggy
Wheels, all of No. ) uiwlitv and selling ve
ry cheap. Our stock is largo, and cn
sianlly being renewed, and we are selling
—wholesale and retail—at very low prices.
Remember—much money has'been lost by
pay iug too much for Hardware. Try
Quasar A ilunkJft
Fhoy buy far Oah ad sell at Cash Prices
for leas profit than any other Hardware
Store in the County.
.HCrCall and see us. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
MUSSER A RUNKLE BRO'S.
aug S7-y '74
J. B. SHAFEB,
Undertaker.
The undersigned begs leave to inforo
his patrons and the public generally thel
he is now prepared to make Coffins and
raapecttully solicits a share of their patron
age Funerals attended with a neat
MR* '-'-MH&J
Pennsvalley
Banking Go.
CENTRE HALL, PAI
RECEIVE DKPuSITS,
And Allow In/crest.
Discount Note
„ _ . Buy and !><d.
Government Securities, Gold amtt
n Coupoi
P*TM Hor } r ,^'. t W *- B - Ml * oL *l
Char H. Held.
Clack, WalekaaberAJcweh
Millheiiu, Centre Co., Pa.
Respectfully inform* hi* friend* and tl
pub ic in general, that be bar jut opeae.l
at hi* new establishment, above Alex.au
hwi k ®** <*nsunUy on .b.i.<.,
al. kinds ot Clock*, W atcbe* and J,. in
of the latest stvles, a* also the Marts, '*
Patent Calender Clock*, provided WHO
complete index of tb* month and oat •
the month and week on its ffice, wbki i*
warranted a* a perfect time-keeper.
Clock*. Watrhe* and Jewelry ~
paired on short notice and warranted
sep II" ► >
Excelsior Cement-
The undersigned now manufacture* i •
or i WARRANTED OF A SUPER It • •
Ql A LIT\, at bs* kilns, neat Pu
Creek Mills, in Haines twp. This cms*■
has already been used in large quantities
*s c. RR.. Za h...,
tound highly satisfactory upon nHJ-.f
where it ha* been used, and as equa'
JPJfJw manufactured for use iD CI
TERNS, WATER PIPES, ".whaii-
Purpose a rood quality of Cemelt is de
This Cement hat already l>r
tested far and wide, and rendered the i
most bait*taction. Persons, therefore c<>
structing Cisterns, laying Water Pip.
*c., will find it to their ltd vantage to b*
this in mind, and alto, that he warrants i
article as represented.
J G. METER.
may 21 tf Aarop.burg, i .
JOHN> POTTER; Attoraey.at.Laa
Collections promptly tniade anr
special attention given to thoaevhavia*
lands or property lor tale. Will draw ui
and have acknowledged Deeds, Murigag...
<Sc. Office in the diaiuoud, north sou
the court house. Bellefonte. octJil'W
"*wi Varasr tmO
Stock -feeder eheaM hero
oee."
MTTIffH ft t.
New hnor
M I f MILL.
tor Borte erStaaa Pogsr
Crews-Cut and Circular
WOOD-SAWING MACHINES.
C64to West Eighth dc, CUrCUfRATI. 0..
Manutacuar-Ts of Cane Ma <•binery.Su. n-
Engines, Shaker Thresbar, Fa:n
School, and Church Belli, etc.
Pec 10. y.