THE < KMHK HE TOUT Ell.
THURSDAY MAY 27, lfc7A
LOCAL 1T EM S.
Our ffien.l* will oblige \ 'VA'! t,. ,-
Il< in* ol local now in tbetr W*' U A' f, j„
us the fact* only. and *v. w 4
shape, tlm notices of
*Tny one sending u■ "
suW&bers, with the <*••. wiH^emu
to receive the ■ - n.-mlv
Th \ R r*l7Wl A7.limy.
every body <• . ulation then "> *
rT ""
r..r .av.rtl.ia(tt.' BW * ' ..
btcrUw* t*> tWo Hoportor, r
finer of f>mr H>uMy, UmM r
£S W Ants. yearly.
we will pay here ; this reduees her- stec
to-one half. a* the um waul 5 4,u,n
one ;w'i pottage ** ! vx ' c,<
The corner stone ol the new Rlorm
oil church, at Hublersburg, will he ■ >
next Sunday, 80.
>tlr. P. T. Weeland, of l.ir.den Ha .
told a two year old steer to Mr. l.y •
Bellefonte. which weighed hit*, poir. >
drwod-beingta* pounds to the hundret
live weight. Wesaw thia steer and mu*
congratulate our friend Weel.nd upon hi*
success in raising large beeves
goods are sold at city prion for Cash, t*
at Burntidaa A Thomas opposite the Bu-h
house. They do a large trade a trifle above
wholesale city prices and thus hy *maL
profit* realise as much as other firms w ho
sell at * large profit, but in ©owequeme do
not put out near the amount of grocer.es
and other household ntceasariee that are
eonsuntly sold hy Bumnde A Thomas.
Try them but once.
Sew good* are reee'-veJ every w. <k
hy Heffer A Kline, the people' barga n
store. Besides having the largest ro m m
Bellefonte, there is not another store whuh ,
has a more M*lU variety, making it
headquarters for farmers and others, weJ
ing dry go ds groceries, flh, *a!t, cloth
jog, boots shoes, Ac. We never new
*ny . to regret a purchase made at lie -
fer Jc Klines.
Mr. David Kilter, formerly of Cm
irt H!l, is one of the sufferers by the Os.r
He had a feed store in the town,
and was among those burned out. J.*s. U.
Lipt-r. formerly of BeUofoole, t- also a
heavy sufferer by the Osceola firo Mr.
T. C Hinev. merchant at Osceola ar.d a
son-in-laar of Daniel Hess, of Union Hall,
is also burned out. Ho had ju.t been to
the city and had a large slock of goods on
the trav. Mrs. Hime* and her child e**
capcd with only what clothing they had
on.
Mountain fire* are raging in all *co
lions of our county, and much valuable
limber is being destroyed thereby. These
fire* are a common thing from spring to
summer, every year, and 11 is only the
rain* that stop them. Villainous persons
are the causes of ibis wanton destruction
of our forests, and itisagfvtt pity that the
guihy per*.ie* are not detected and dea..
wilh o.cording to law—the penalty i a
Mvcre fine, and can not be too severe for
iho rascal* aho engage in this work every
summer. Timber is gelling scarce by a
legitimate use of it, but theae mountain
•res are making still farter havoc, not
aloat deeLroying thousands of acres of fiue
timber each year, but cocsJantly endan
gering houses and fences of farmer*, and
even towae, an example of which i* furn
ished in the terrible calamity that befel
Osceola and Houtsdale last week.
The sufferer* in the Kansas grass
hopper district say tbey could soon make
up their looses if they only had one such
cheap grocery a* that of Sechlcr A Co., in
the Bush house block, at Bellofonte.
The potato bug has made its appear
ance in several parts of Maryland, and has
begun its work of destruction. The oniv
sure remedy against these pesti wouid be
to quit planting potatoes *'together. *nd
lira off of the cheap groceries sold by
feebler A Co.
Benjamin Nevin, a farmer residing
near Lexington, Ky., was called to his
door on Saturday night, by a band *>f
masked men, and riddled with buck shot.
Thirty two cnteTed his head. Feebler A
Co. sell the freshest and cheapest grocers
ies in this county.
on 19. the following Centre county c**ea <
were argued:
On motion of Mr A. O. Furtt. Mr. C. T.
Alexander, of Centre county, was admit
ted to practice in tbi court.
Owen's appeal—Centre county. Argu*
ed. Adam Hoy for appellant: J. A. flea-
yer for appellee.
Lloyd, Caldwell A Co. vs, J. V. Thom
as ACo —Centre county. Argued. J. A.
Beaver for plaintiff* in arror ; A. 0. Fursi
for defendant* in error.
Bier'y w. ftteobeclcer—Centre county.
Argued. C. T. Alexander for plaintiff in
error.
There—maimer it here at lai and
all of a Hidden, and the thermometer up j
to 90 Sunday and Monday, those who were
complaining of the cold spring and about j
summer not going to come, are now creap J
ipg : pto the inade tnd think tliey arc it. |
danger of melting tike a mow bali.
We had some refreshing shower- j
since Sunday night, freshing up vegetation
generally. The ground had got veTV dry.
and grain and grass have suffered some in
consequence.
Notice to Scnoot. Board akdAc
pito*s of Potter Twi--The beboo |
Board and Auditor* of Potter twp. wii
meet at the old Fort on Mondav, May 1,
at 10 o'clock 4. M. to settle and audit th
ficeount of the Treasurer. The newly
elected Directors will meet on the saim
dav and place, at 10 o'clock P. M. to or
ganize new Board. Adam Hostkkmaa",
W. W. Roter. l, re4, i-
Sec'y. May 27.
Centre CoCktt Cornell..— A
meeting of (.ontre County Council, P of
ft., will bp held in the Court room In
Reliefonte, on Monday, the 7th day June,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. Full attendance
earnestly requested, as business of impor
tance will be transacted. Represenatives.
to entitle them to a voice in the council,
must provide themtelve* with proper re
galia. Leonard Rhone,
Dept. P. of 11.
Tue'Pkidf. of ihk Great West —The
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine i* ex
tremely simple in iu construction elab -
rately finished in it* design and ornament
ing, combining gicat capacity and adapta
tion to every variety of family sewing and
manufacturing. It embraces all tbo im
portant-ami esse-stia! elements embodied
jh "scWing mSchitics patented within the
pgjt twenty-five year*, together with the
Jute important improvement and patent of
Cipi Qe ht piofhanicnl czperts'and inventors
in tiia employ of the Wilson Company.
The West has reason to be proud of the
Wilson machine. Muchines will be deliv
ered at any railro.td stution in the county,
free of transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House at,
227 anl "229 Brondway, New York
They send an elegant catalogue and
phroroo circular free on application.
This Company war.u a few snore ftgenL.
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE-AN HE
f i ItOIC ACT.
• Omaha. |B-— Aiuan nami d M l'her
"on, fn4 rife, ; living eight mile" east of
Go(imUaif ii- this state, weotiwiaiting on
'jhbday- nijr&t.'leavifcj theft children, one
poy gnd three girls at lioate. The house
took fire and tho eldest girl and boy n>f4e
their way out. The glr! returned to rescue
her two sisters, and all three perished in
the flames. The fire is believed to hnye
been tbe work of an incendiary.
The strike of Philadelphia A Reading
Railway employees in the Schuylkill re
gion is collapsing, and the men are re
aml32 work.
IsPLINTKIiS FROM SUGAR VAL
LEY.
j Rev. Bricker f the Kv I.uth. Church,
J has accepted the call of the oongregalions
Ct' in Sturm Valley, and oipeots to ntuve
on hi charge b* the llrat of June,
Tin Kvangel vai t'hurch at I. man** >Ue
having boon remodeled, a beautiful *pi f i
added, enlarged etc., will he le >pet e.l on
I June tit h Several mi >ter* I rem ahr-ol
1 are expected to otti, iate Rev. 1* \ oung,
I pastor, vteods an lUV'talioil to e l to at
tend.
Quite enter.-,ve 1 • * are raging i> tl '
mountain-, in the east end of thi* valley.
The -awmid of J .v J Kegel, several
dwelling house* with hou. hold fuiuiture,
stables etc have been d tfv.ved, **, have
not as yet learned whetbo there wa* ll\
insurranco on it or 11.,|,.
The cold and dr* weather ha* -..iiousl.v
affected the cr*.p in this section of court
try.
Seven barns arc being built in this *al
ley this season ; this seems to indicate that
farmers expect go, d crops nctwithstand*
■ iug tlie dry weather.
A -or <u* tuttaway ,euucd here recent
ly, a man (scoundre-D with another man's
wife. Some o: e tl,ought pr> per to -end
the constable after tlicui
Quart, rly conlVrence *f t! . K* VI r*-h
at Booties i le, over s -.mda* M. J. L'or
ether* 1*: -id. it Eld.. A* e\ or.
At VON.
For the Reporter.
SPAWI.s FROM I'FN V, NOW AND
THEN
| Ho! tor the parade Next Saturday the
United Order of Amer an Mechar! >. in
tend having a parade in litllheim. Invi
tations hitvebt*cn sent to quite a number
ol the sister lodges, and a good turn out i
expected
> By all appearance* the apple crop will
i be almost an entire failure, through cur
j section of country thia year, a> a great
many trees do net blossom at all while
others have only a few.
(•rain and grass have been an a stand
still for some time, but a good warm show
er would create a general revival among
nature.
Now we heard that . :uo one r may be
more' stole tome of A. J. Stover * rneaL
It is 100 bad and we wont say uiore now.
than just this, that these ragamuffins would
belter be on the lookout, as powder aud
lead aie selling freely since the* opening
of the stealing campaign.
Little Samuel Geary asix/,- .'. , Lrmer'y
of this tow nship, now living in I'nion eo.,
in the neighborhood of th* Great Western
lan, paid a visit to his friends last week.
Samuel looks well and hearty.
A concert u iil uke place in the Mitlheun
Town Hall on next Saturday, under the
management of M r Meek.
A little daughter of Mr, I'riah lscif-t.y
der died on Saturday night, of Scarlet fe
ver, tnis ts the first case that ended in
death since the fever commenced its rv
ages here.'
( and idate* arc coming thick there be
ing too many, the choice w ill be too great,
and the wrong men might be selected.
Tue intense heat of the la-t few days,
ha* brought straw- hats and linen clothes
out again.
The grangers are taking advantage of
their order, by buying thei l - grecerie* etc.
through the grange at greatly reduced
pric 10. S. C.
TUF. GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE.
St Paul, Minn., May 21.—The pioneer
Press publishes de-patches from anutnber
uf localities in all parts of the Suto rela
tive to the grasshopper*. The purport is
that there is no grat-hopper* in the dis
trict devastated by them last year, nor in
any part of Minnesota, north, south, east
or west, except in a very small area and in
comparatively small number*, confined to
:h group of counties an the Great Bend
of the Minnesota River.
THE SITUATION IN THE MINING
REGION.
Mauch Chunk, May 1M —The miners at
Summit Hill are reportc-1 as going to work
tu x; Monday, but the conditions have not
uccu made public. Tin- mines are owned
by the Lebigli ai d wilkeabarre coal com
pany. By the lit of June a genera! re
sumption is anticipated to Uke place, at
least in the Lehigh region, and will bo un
der a reduction of the 1874 basis.
The miners seem ready to resume as a
general thing, and all aay they are heartily
, tired f the long strike.
ATTEMPT OF MRS LINCOLN TO
COMMIT SUICIDE.
j Chicago, May 10. —The Times ba* itsfor-1
t lualion that Mrs. Lincoln to-day attempt
ed to commit suicide by poisoning, alter
being removed from the court room where
she was adjudged i usance yesterday. She
was put under strict turveilianre, it being
feared that *he might do injury to herself.
Tc-day, she escaped from her room and
hurried to the drug store 01 Frank Square
and under the Grnnd Pacific Hotel, sheer
dcred a compound of camphor and laud
anum ostensibly for neuralgia. The clerk
informed l.er it would tako about ten min
utes to make it, whereupon she took a car
r age and drove to two other drug stores.
She was followed by Mr. Squares, who, In
each esse prevented the druggists from
giving her the compound. She finally re
turn id lo the first place and procured a
mixture which she supposed was what she
wanted, but which was harmless She
drank this as she left the store. As it had
no effect, she tried to leave her room again
to obtain a larger but was prevented.
She was removed to n private hospital at
Batavia. Ills , this afternoon, where she
will have (.very attention.
JOHNC BRECKINRIDGE.
The I souitvitle Courier-Journal pays an
elegant and beautiful ttibute to one of
Kentucky! most gifted sons It says:
But w hat shall we ray of a mind so gilt
ed and a ger.ius so commanding ' A* a
reasonerand a logician he was the c qnul of
any cdversary of hi* time. As n rhetorician
and nooratorhc was perhaps the superior.
But he never allow. J the Inltrr to ovcr
shi.dow the forrper. Jn part* of hi* best
arguments in the Senate, during which hi
feeling* were excited by conflict, he flnd
, vents for bur>u of patriotic and poetic rap
ture. but ho was the muster and not the
sluveof hi* emotions. The vived imagery
which adorned his speeches never impair*
ed their strength or obscured the clear
common sense on which they were bared.
He was massive without being heavy, and
graceful without being wenk. He who
' reads his speech on Hie removal of the
Seriate from the old chamber to the new,
and hi* reply to Andy Johnson just prcvi
' ous to his withdrawal %'rom the Senate,
1 will find an illustration of what we say.
The one
"Would have made stare and
5 gasp"
The other would have captivated and
B convinced n bet.eh of august judges, II•
was not a statesman and an orator, lie win
' also a soldier. Hi* was the mind to grti|
3 extensive military plans, and his WHS tin
'• courage to execute them with u calm am
noble valor. "If I had nn urniy,'' saic
J Gen. Lee, "I would at once put it undo
his command." /e have indeed tried ti
'• recall a cliaracteF In history which wi
might compare with his own. But w<
•- have failed. He combined so many of tin
best qualities of the great and good win
r lived and died before him, that we can no
>f without difficulty, at his gonius to tin
n mold of anyone; life had* the valor am
e effergy ardent publi<
* spirit 'of Sydney, t'lie discernment ttn4 clo
!e nuencg 0' Htl r Lß> thu humanity anj mod
erallou of Leo! And when the youth o
Kentucky, in some future peril of thei
n country, shall wish to gather strength nn<
o derive a lesson from the lives of the im
mortal martyrs of hunjpn freedom the*
can rrtntl to th* pot consecrated by th"
ashes ifcj.fi son, n<
g breathing an atmosphere slill instinct w ill
. the spirit of the departed hero, their beast
will beat with a waiuicr love of liberty ant
'' their souls be enkindled by ant w acd taor
glV*lP* iotfjfTrw^ton.
1 MEKCANTILK APPRAISEMENT.
liKI.I.M OMTK t IMS 'l •<*
Si chief ACo 18 1" j"
\ <) Kliisloe 14 1
t\ w WaMIW 14 7 75
•• jII lii-tiuaii V t a -9 11 !•'
iiiiiiiti.ii ,v lu.'llias.. 18 IB ""
I nut tiuggv ulieiuier. . A'
•' ii I- H,.i in ,v < 7.A,
e f t\ I' I'w miiirc ..... ...—K J
i A Siiutnan '( 7 7A
>i ll Yeetrsek -x b* n 18 18 F>
K I lUtitMit i
t P..u> t ' • *
- John Ui .Hfe .ti 14 77 .
K Graiiaiu A > - 44 7 7A
\ (t;. .a. Uiott V to l' A) TA
\\ in S t\ -ill sX Sii 14 7 i->
, hxiUßixi HiUttU 1^
.1 It Iv ultl. 44 • < ■'
| juo fitsi M)
'Hi Milter jj 776
juW u . ...tHtig vV to 14 77A
.ill '* 7 76
,J C Wiliirtii s - ' 4 • I s *
. M iohul Hurry ♦ ,v '
W U,X Hicks •AA
' HOHv.fl.-r 14 I
llt O Hoffer - 1 *• J®
|J WtWk W 10 ...
, j l.ynil ACo J l4 •*'
! Frank P Hlatr ——< \\ ; i*J
II V Stitr. r 14 ' i®
' J V J Harris
.1 /.clter ,x S >tt ... - J8 Ijl 76
1 John Montgomery 44 •
, C F Monuoinery 14 • •
1 1.• 01. M.y.V 1-oeb 0 JO
!K J seph A Bro }- 1'
J D M Wagner A BaR 10 J®
llvtitVr X tviinv jo
M s Mv Bride }f 4
LshroyerAS.o
Win McClelland 44 • 76
Is A Brew A Boa 41 4,1 g
M K Dare 44 • 7o
, 1* t.' Chetseman 44 •
Jan.es Welch If
i Tln-odore Decliner 44 . 6
■j F C Richard - 4 * 7 7A
J P Zimmerman - 14 7 i 6
A C U.'ore— 44
Hv.fli-r A Kiine 44 '
Jv.ha I> l-ieb 18 40 ">
Shortlivigc ACo H 10 T-.
iJ RACT Alexander 18 10
j John Powers.—..- - 44 ■
: M Rvii.kU 44 7 7o
1-aac Daweon. 44 • £
Harper 8r05..,. 10 ■
Airs 11 D V eager- - 44 "
Hoggs lowttship.
JJ I.ues * 44 775
Charles A Brown I 4 . 6 :
McCvvy A Linn - 18 10 7A ,
C Curtin ACo ,1' 10 76
Heiitier Tuwosbip-
FA J Beeaer "• So 76
Louis Has* - - > -s' •" '
Hurt)side Township.
Georgv J Bvia-...- _ 44 •76 t
Curttu Towuahip.
Webber A Singer 14 7 75ij
Ferguson Towuahip. j,
Clemson A M Williams...... 1> 10 7i)
rhotnas Bvlinger - 11 • '6
J Dunlap A C 0.... H t
J C Sample ACo - 1> 10 Li
J K Smith Jr 14 7 76 t
M G Gray I 4 "76
Frederic* Glace 44 7 5,>.'
Gregg Township.
R II Duncan - I 4 7 7o *
Philin Shook 18 'O 75 |,
I J Grenable - 11 7 76'
.1 B Fisher W P
llerris Township.
J J Price 14 7 7>> *'
.- li Stover 44 75 0
Georgeß Jack...—..- 44 < .0 ,
JT Stuart 44 :
D Hess As :i 18 10 75
S M 11 wser 44 7 7o> t.
Cyrus Wason 44 " 7-j f,
W J Jackson 18 10 75
C F York M 7 75j
John H Neidigh 44 7 75
DF Taylor If I ffi h
MurryA Kennedy n 15 st> ,
Huston Township.
J F Davis 44 775 i'
I> Irvin - 14 7 76j'
John I Thmpson 14 7 75;.j
J.wepl: 1. Williams 14 7 75u
Levi Wocter H T TSL
Haines Township.
Shem Shig'emver A Son...- 18 10 25 ■ •
Young Wr.un* Delhi 15 10 76 ;
U F Philips ,( Bros 12 18 26
rhoiiias Harper.—.... 14 7 75
Thomas Yearickl4 7 75
MM Momr - 4 'J 18
Hall Mttou Township. a
I V Grav - lB 10 76 „
J H (iraffin 14 7 76| j
James J-Son —. 14 7 75 *
Howard Borough.
II A Moore.. - 14 * 7 76
S T Kline H * 7' f
Halter Weber..— —. I'i 18 26 1
Kcl>t Cook W 10 751
James Alahaffcc...... —.... 14 7 76 v
B F Troxes H 7 75, 4
LucasAßr* ii 1 "L
John Deihl 14 7 Y6 ! -i
Ii B Grove 14 7 75
Howard Township.
R C Leathers 14 7 75'
Liberty Towuahip.
J A Qutgly JCo —. 13 10 75 ■
J IA1) 11 Kune*. 14 7 75 i
Marion Township. •
Holmes J Wilton ........ 13 10 76 ,
Mileeburg Borough.
A T Bogga 14 7 75
McClain 4" Cook.. —l4 7 75 1
John Hibbler 14 7 *5 :
CHEUeABro 14 7 75;
1 J S Longbcrger 14 7 75
Miles Township.
j J E Throne IS
lOcker j- Fmcri.-k.... 18 10 7o 1
i S Frnn* A 80b.' 18 10 75,
W F ifni 1 y - 12 13 26
T N Wolt 14 7 76
R SSl<'Ver„— - 14 776 i
J W Shool —.... 14 7 76j
Peon Township.
W K Alexander l3 10 75;
busier & Runkle 18 10 75
. J W Smoke A Co 11 16 75
Jacob Itelibulh. 14 7 78
J FChamber*.— —— 14 7 75
John D Foot 14 7 75
E C Campbell 14 7 75
, George W Stover 0 25 75:
David Ertle - 14 7 76 !
Button Township.
G W P.umbcrger.. i 4 7 75
I V Gffky Co 14 7 76
1 Potter Towuship.
W Wolf 12 13 25
, Miller ASon - 14 7 76
J O Detninger - 1 4 7 751
J A Ret tnmn -... 14 7 76
■ S S W jR (Estate) 14 7 76
I W J Thompson 8 Bro 13 10 76
L B Mclntire - 14 7 751
' H A Larrlmer - 14 7 76 (
Strohm Swart- - 14 7 76;
I Philips A Glnsgd - 14 7 76!
. Wm Armgas t - 11 7 76
Piuhpsou'g Borough.
Gray A Hyskell 14 7 76
R M Mutsur 14 7 76
Miss J Flegnl 14 7 76
i Cumpbciißros ——. 13 1" 75,
r G S Flegal - 14 t "•>'
CtiHerlingcr 13 10 76j
W L Harper 14 7 75 1
- James G Wight-man 14 776 i
t Hoop llumes ADo 12 13 25
, Maggie Condo 14 7 76
Strouse Lehman A Do 14 7 75
' Strouse Lehman ACo 14 7 75
. C Munson >Co ill 31 75
, s K Ficck - 14 7 75
, John Haworth 14 7 75
•i K Mackiney ADo 11 7 76
' Oscar Adaius - 11 7 75
. M N -<•-" - 14 7 75
D Ayers 14 7 76
Hoover Harris ACo —. 12 13 25
Richard Hays Billiard* 7 40 75
r Perks A Parker— 14 7 7-5
. W G ltook— - 14 7 76
W II McCaustand 14 7 76
r II M Hcritigton 14 7 75
• George II Zeigler 10 20 75
J Mrs C Durots— 14 7 "
„ Kesier&Co 13 10 "
II Allport 14 7 "
0 TII Switaer It 7 "
Samuel Miller— Id 10 "
. M W Myvers 14 7 "
John Allport ACo 1# 7 "
Rush Township. '
John Nutlall 11 15 M
Kichard Laiigdon 14 7 "
J W J Jackaqn - if 15 "
John Miller A Son 14 T "
, K M Sturdovnnt _ 14 7 "
Spring Towuship.
' J Fcnron Mann 18 10 "
II 1 Uumea 14 7 "
j, G Haag 9 26 "
P Snow Sltoe Township.
,i May Loeb ACo 12 13 26
J ll Crisßinar 13 10 75
d Herbert Willicms . . 7
?r J W Wiiiianu—, - 14 A "
\ C Hinton 14 " "
P B Crider A Son 14 " "
Taylor Township.
1 c John Copcrilinvcr 9 26 "
ie \V II Robertson 14 7 "
io John T Fowler ACo 14 " "
0 t ynicnville Borough.
~, Lt'nthersAtßuek.*oA...>.,k., 10 10 "
A AJA T K Griert - if 16 "
, d S A Martin .7 \\ '"{ "
,c ' Tawsibijii
David 80l 4 f -
1 Henry Brown 18 10 ••
•; Worth Township.
d Hoover & Reese 13 10 "
JO Jones ! 14 7 "
y I V Gray... 18 19 "
is appeal qill be held at th|e Convnis
d siotgrs office. Bellefonte, tlie 4th dny of
h June, A. D. 1876, and taxes hereby aljcss
ts ed must be paid on or before the Wth day
id of June. You can attend if you feel ag*
ro grimd. E. D. NOLI*
h Mtn-cxmlft A'pUdlfT,
GREAT FIHK.
' OI'KOLA. I'LKARFIKLD (>CNTY
\KAIt I, V DESTROY K!.
Nuriiiw Ksoaiio of Twentv Car Load'
of People Lo* £2,000,000.
M..v A) <i o m. Tli t"i
, i* icm l) tlt'iirmyoJ and tin' tit* l i* til
> burning
The Mo* Itanium, Land and Luinbi i
| company's mill and lumber i destroy i-.l
i al, Hale ► mill and lumber, ►•'"il" •(
1 O-eeola, unit the Powi-ltnii *"ral wharf and
' tchute*. The track of the T) rone aid
| Clearfield railroad i. burned north t
elton and !• Impataabie lloover, llarri*
A(V ami 111>i|Hum.-. A V ...
mi!:., north i f Phillp.burg tr* hurtled
The fiie* originated from the Urea iu the
wood*.
Twnbly car load, of men, women ati-l
children were saved through the prompt
, tie** . fS, 8. ItlOtr, superintendent. and D
> D \Y-H>d, trainmaster.
Litter.
, r*rrone, May St.—A tire broke out al
> U o clock tho morning at Mothanuol:
lumber company's tit 11 la writ of l>ee>la
feet of lumber burned. Tbi
i wind vat to ttrong that lire hranda tw<
feet long were thrown to tnl all part* u
the town of Otceola. Fire* are breaking
out every place. All the public building,
except the Catholic and Methodit church*
et are burned, and nine tenth* of all llir
houtet, about'Am, are a total ruin
Twetre hOndred people arc hou.ele..
and the people driven tu the race courte
where they were surrounded by fire from
all aiile>, communication being cut oil by
dre The tire department left here with
their atcamer aud hoae carriage, but could
not reach Otceola on account ot the rait*
road track being burned. The railroad
between Oacoola and l'owelton, on either
>ide, it one blaae of fire. Member* of the
Tyrone company fought their way through
and rendered all tho attltunto po*ille.
There are about 'All houtet standing veL
.Some half a doeen houtet were burned be
tween (Weola and Powelton. l'owelton
it not detiroyed. Sheriff M Pherton h>ft
llouttdalv at four o'clock p. m He ie
port* at that hour that fourteen house,
were burned and the conflagration raging
terribly. There Uno hope for the town,
every communication being cut off by fire
through the woodt. At thi* writing nine
taw mill*, llui'i et, Hume* Jc Co't , Tay
tor*!, Mothanuon lumber company's.
Menus, Big*', Hell'. mnl Elliot: A CV.d
well'# lumber were burned, alto Jeate
Crawforu't new foundry and about thirty
million tect of lumber wore dettrored.
The tutal lota it about SI,OUt).UX> tian-j
orally light inturan;e. No live* lot at to'
latett report-
The people are iu dotituie circugi.tan-'
ce*. They have lott taeir property and
everything eWe. The minert who were
on a st.'ike are reported at working <lllll
gently to tare lloulxdale.
The wnodt between Tyrone and Philips
burg, are on fire. The burned dittrict it.
fearful to behold.
Help Front Beliefoote.
lteilefontc. May A) —A' l vytia train leit
here thit ovening fbr Snow Shoe with a
large body of men from Valentin* * work*,
to aid checking the fire* in that region
Mine No. 4 at Snow Shoe it burooJ.>
About teventy-five feet of trestle work en
the railroad hat been doiroyad. \4 ater
tank* and several building* along the'
road, nro on fire, and groat excitement
prevail*.
About thirteen cart hare been burned
at Snow Shoe, and about eighty or one
hundred ton* of coal and all the houtet
about the mine* dettroyed. I'rider'* mill
and a large tot of lumber wete dettroyed.
Alto a lot of timber belonging tothe Pelle
fonte car work*.
Tyrone, May 21.—The fire it tiili raging'
furioutly through the wood* in the neigh-'
borhood of Otceola. About 250 houtet
were consumed in Otceola—4UQ famili**'
being renderod Uomelot*. Ureal praite it
due to Mr. I). N. Woods train matter of
Tyrone, who, through hit heroic ooaduct
and pretence of mind, tared a great tuar.y
live*. He got a lot ot hex cart, after load
ing them with men, women and children,
tent them through the forett at an extreme-,
ly fail tpeed to Philiptburg. Four tucb
trip* were made and about 1,000 persons
taken to a place of safely. Great excite-1
rocnt and consequent coufutlon prevailed
among the people.
Uoutxdale, a town of about 900 inhab
itant*. tix mile* from Osceola, it reported
at entirely burned. i, xpteadniu
iapUlj* through tuu WD.* beyond Uoutx
dale, and at latest account* had reached
Partontvillc, a tmall town tix mile* dis
tant from Uoutxdale. The tic* o
j Pennsylvania railroad track from Otcoola
to Uoutxdale nre burned to that no coal
can be thipped for tome lime. Provision;
, have been tent in response to a rail from
L. G. jingle, burgett ot Otceola, from
here, HeHefor.te, Huntingdon and other
placet for the tufferert, and meeting* are
held to mite fund* for their relief The
heaviest loter* by the O/ceola !>o are
1 follow*:
i Pennsylvania railroad, $(1,1.000; Swc
right, Lingle A Co.. $90,000; .Itmet K.
White. $25,000; Isaac Taylor, $20,000; T.
C. Ileimt a Co., $.10,000; Wtlker IJro*.,
$14,000, Dr. D. R. Good. $16,000; G M
I Britbin, 514.0C0; L. Y. C. Ling c, $10,000;
James II Lipton, $11,000; L. A. Critt,
$6,010. John Elliot a Co., $12,009, 4 D
j Henderson. saimel Sayen, $8,000;
I Presbyterian church, $8.0(0; and a host of
{smaller amounts ranging from $5,000 up
ward*.
The insurance in Otceola will reach
probably $250,000 outiide of the Moshr.i:-
|on Land and Lumbar Jumpany't mill of
which the Lycoming Inturanre company
J have $35,000; .Hint inturance company,
| $25,000; Home, N. Y . $25,000; North
! Britith, $10,000; London, L. and $8,000;
Royal, $15,000; Atlas, $8,000; undthefier
mania, $12,000. The balance i;divided in
the Pctiniylvanin, Farmers,
Alleinania, Lnnchxahiro, Pbamix and
German American companies. The
Moshannon mill is placed iu Philadelphia
and will reach probably $300,000 Later
report* say* that one woman by the name
of Stonebergcr wa* burned.
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN-A SAD
FATE.
Chicago, May 10.—In the county court
1 tho trial of the question of the sanity ol
Mrs. Mary L Lincoln, widow of A' -haui
1 Lincoln came up to-day. The proceeding!
were bated upon a petition filed by Robori
. L. Lincoln, setting forth that hi* mother,
1 Mary L. Lincoln, lis properly arid effect*
' exceeding $75,000, that the it not) compo,
mentis and Incapable of mapugirg hyr et
j late, and praying the Usance of an order
, for a warrant and venire to U*l the que*-
i lion of her unity, Tho politlon wnt ac
-1 companiori by tho certificate of the family
phytician (I)r. Itliatn) to the effect that In
, had examined Mr*. Lincoln utid wan ol
• the opinion that the wa* insane and a 111
subject for hospital treatment. Several
> witnetsea testified to cccerttri 'ti j n lb(
j eondi'.'of 'r.., i.., ~,i, M-hichcomiiioiK'
, ed at tho tli/o of the astatsinuliori o( Fret
-1 ideiit Lincoln, uml which have becomi
' moro marked a* time progressed. Aftei
short arguuientx the cnte was given to tin
jury, who brought in a verdict in accord
• ance with the fa< ts il.. Liucolr
will be removed to the hospital fit J^atuvia
' Illinois. ' Tier rblulivi.*
delayed thi* s lv'p (H"s m • eotislderct
bill k!ii|y ugievd that nothinj
• Vould tufilce. At the annoiinceinen
• ofth> verdict, Robert Lincoln took th<
hand of his motlfer affectionately, whei
" the exclaimed with icproacbful
'Oh'. Robert, t. ;l.S|t in i" son y,-oul<
evar have done thi.' There were bu
,f few pec tutor- in the court.
r There is not v lurnace nor a rolling mil
BOW in operation in Danville, and genera
ttkgnMion prevails.
HREI'KINRIDGE'S LAST UoUK<4,
f ( A iiit-f uml I'enenful Ileal It llic
Funeral
Lexington, May 18 (iennral John ('
i Brui k[grblg died of abtcett of the liver
■ otn blued With contumptloii II' la(
" h.'uit were .piiul and peaceful "n Sun
day luglit he w.i* very nut let*, and cni|
during I lie pight |.r bu regular phytician.
who ailiiiirn*(er .1 all npiatnto the Mifforoi 1
falter which be •;< |,| until lat the nr*i;
linomillg, lie wa* thru vitited bv Dr.
J Lout* A S, i> re, of New York, who ( lrr> !
|ed the wound made l> the operation on
Monday hot Wiek The dm I <r, nallip !
'hat a diathargo < taking place from lit*
| wound, t xpreued hiiu.olf linprtul of tin
: paliriii . lapiU recovery, with proper (-
tention Alter (hit the aurterer look .<m
oouri.liiiiem At 3 o'clock iu the after
; noon a change fur the the wurit wat per
ceptible, and hit friend* became alarmed.
1 Stimulant* wore admiulttored but without
ellect. He >*nk rapidly until near 5
0 clock, when ho became tprechlcot, and
it died at 15 minute* to 6 o'clock He w
ii Conaciou* apparently up to within a few
: minute* of hit deatli. There wat no scene,
ie no last word*. The only ullutiont he mad<
0 to death were onee after the operation w*?
j( performed on him lat week by Dit Sayrc
g and Grot, when he *aid he felt o coiuforl
f *Me, he believed mortification bad *et In,
i- and again, in hi* will made the next day,
c by Hon. Jamet U. Be, k, iu which he ued
thee word* . "After all my ju*l debt*.
,> which *r.- few and tmall, and the expen
e of a modest funeral are paid, I detire,"
ii etc. Around the death bed of ilic geuera!
1 were hi* wife, lw,< daughters and one ton,
Ii *ud a few other immediate relation*. In
j accordance with the wihc*oflhe deceat
. IHI and the desire of the family, the tuner
i al will be a inodett one. It will take
r place on Wednesday afternoon, at 4
e o'clock.
PRESIDENT *(TR*ANTB MIS
FORTUNE.
[liu'ton Herald.]
ihe I'rvtidvul was simply unforiu- i
k *!© about that little speech he had <
prepared, in cotnpliauco with the
, Journal's respectful request, in which -
: he was lo distiucllv aunouueo that hr 1
wouid not, ou any acoouui, become a *
candidal® for a third term. Robeson
had been asked to make draft of a
sneeeh suitable to the occasion, but he {
indulged in to much sailor lingo,
which the Presidful JiJ nol under
stand, such as "Avast ihcre !" "Blast
tuy tarry top-liyhu," Ac., that our
ever-caulious Chief Magistrate de
clined to speak it. Other members of
'he Cabioet tried their hands, but
J with no hetler success. ffffs loo!
pedantic, and madt; the speech half
Latin. Oclaun iucurporated a pull
for the Interior Department, aud es
pecially the Indian Bureau. Bel
iknap made the speech 100 long. The /
President said he should nol have
time lo commit it, being a slow stu
dent, aud he'd be blowcd if lead i
•t speech ju#l to please an orgau or 1
,two, UUICM it was going to help aonn "
of the boys, which vuch a Speech
would not do. but, ou the contrary,
quite the reverse. Jewell realty
wrote a fine enepch, but the Rrceideni
said the people woIJ know he was
>n< t the author, tio he sat down in a
corner of a Pullman car just this aide
of Woroosur, aud before the train L
had reached South Framingham, had
daahed off a full expreoeion oT his
ideas that would make atwut
linw in the Herald. He hat ded il
around, and everybody itw.sjust
the tiling. Then the uaestion arose
when to debver il. Fish said the
Commercial Club dinner would do,
but Belknap said it Wouldn't, be
cause the merchants of JJoOua take j
i little or uo {utercsl in polities, and the
Presideut added that thev aro gener
ally a wrong-headed set. " Bo he did
not mako tho speech at the dinner.
The Ma-aachufetu Club would have
served, but the President didn't gel I
round to that. He was just going to'
( makc it at Concord when the platform 1
i cracked, and in the confusion Curtis
• got IU ahead of him. Then he had
■ to leave bjfore Curtis got through lo v
I go to Lexington. He arrived at Lex- ?
ington cold aud hungry, find i tt uo 1
j condition to ounng the after- {
, i;oq;i. it was out of the question to '
• s-veak such a piceeas that at a ball, *
and the President returned to Boston 1
i late at night, after a very fatiguing .
day, and with his speech still unspo
jken. It the day had been longer , if <
• the Coucord jilatform had been 1
stronger , if the Lexington procession '
-had been on time; if the President ,
hud not becu lost for au hour or two, j
r ! ''P speech would have been spokeu,
B the third- term hughear wuld have :
, bcen exploded, aad wo should have
.peace i<
MA*ItKETB.
.)
I'roduee.
*'*■ M'heat, No 1 H'nug
$1 C<ai t'U; No 2 freth ft'dc; ri'a"lr Usc; ,
• 954 c. Corn, No 2 mixed rn gu ! ar Otic
July; rejwiod 60c Ryp, V u | $| (Vx
<lu " R,|J WMi ?io 25185H
FMILADKLPHIA.
Philadelphia, May 24 -Flour tlow;
i-T"' " itcontin and Minnesota family,
f|sssota6j& Pennsylvania, Indiana and
- 12406 50; high grades s7(ssß'j.Y
u7, r, ." 1 1 smt.er lii!
white $1 14} Ry ? A HI Corn 1
> quiet M Sh&(j|C. tlaU-in limited de
. iflsnjl, wh.te ii(<j.734c. I'rovition*steady.
C Lard l.if>i,l6c Butter iteadv; New York'
and Bradford county extra'2Bft3oc; do
k _23(i,240 ; wealern extra 21(i21c.
. Egg* firm at 16) fix 17c.
marrTAQ^.
- i Of °f I|*y- 175, in Ferguton twp,
J(>fep|i Gate* Etq.. \Yilliam Ma*taronl
jto Mitt Mh:t)n S. Garner, both of V. rgu
, ion twp.
'j On Monday, May ltd. 1375, by A. M.
1 L'ndao.v. Esq., Mr. I'eter Moycrt, of Huf
n j htlo Run. Centre Co.. aud Mitt Alice liun
r t< r, of Morritdulc, CUarflold co.
ej OROAK r-'K Bsi.it. We offer fer*ale n ij
1 bargain a No. 46 SOSO 00l len Tongue
Parlor Organ, manufactured by Mesait
[k Beatly A Plott* of IV athingtoii, N, J.
who advertise in our colutus. The organs
rt mnnufaetured by this 2;;.. are noted for
>1 their beautiful i*!<ih, rich, deep tone, and
n great durability, have only to he -een and
f*jbeard to bo appreciated. Call at thit of
rtjfice ,f
u Centre Hail Select School.
A Select Bphooi will bo opened at Cen
tre Hail cll Monday, Juno 7. t<>, con
■r iiiiue for the term uf twelve week*.
•- TERMS.
" School llranchet ... $4 per qr
y Higher Brunches 6 toC "
ie One half ol the tuition lobe paid at tin
,1 beginning of the term, the remainder
t. during and before the close of the term,
mavis lm \V. A. KT.ISL P/tacipnl.
lo i'|AßT*Al SHEEP
-X J Ninn sheep, 5 old one* and I lambs,
1- left the nrcinitet of tha under-igned, near
„. Centre Hill, about 3 week* ago: of the old
one* 3 are ewe*. 2 wethert; no particular
sf nierk on balance. A .teatonnble reward
ie will he paid to any one ft ;v|ng information
I that will lead £0 the -recovery of the
""®
'• PUBLIC SALE.
:d •
By virture of an order of the Orphan's
• Court of Centro county, there will buoifnr
-1,1 ed at nubile, at Madisonburg on rfaiurdny.
)e June 26, the following property belonging
?n to tho evtalo of Win. iit.. sms, de£'d.
~ 4 ANPLOT.
situate in -aid town, bounded south by lot
of S Wise, east by High street, west by
ut an alley. Conditions of Sale: Ono third
of the purchase inonev on confirmation ol
alo; ono third in 01:0 veer thereafter the
balance at the death of the vvid> w, to be
secured by bond and tnrfg aye oi the,
al premises. JOHN HARKINS
May 27- AtUß'r,
BBLLBFONTB MARKETS.
White (Vheat fl 16 Red 110... Rye9o
Cm nOS ....Gau 60 Barley wi
70 Clo/orteeil .(* Potato#* t
Ear.l par pound B Pork per poundfl
Butli 1 JO Egg* 15 Platter perlo
ill Tallow H BecoklO Ham 16
LurJ por jHiutid 8 cool*..*#*••*•• MuuV
iL',,l, F ourper barrel retailT.O"..
Nova BcotU platter sl4 t' 16 Cayug'
rtlatter *9,60 per *I0 lbs
Tronsiiifi"
We are authorl/i-d to announce thai
Win Khrhaid, of Poll. r. wilt lie a candl
j date f..r Treasurer, subject to the utagei
; of the democratic party.
We are authorised l" eftwotiiirn that D
E Guite, of potter, will be a candidal*
for Treasurer, -übject to tho U***e* of tb
democratic party.
siitTiir.
We are aulliurir.uJ to aunouiMe that
John Soangler, ut l'o ur, will be * candl
bite tor Sheriff, subject to the usage* o]
the democratic party.
We are authorised to announce thai
I. Henry Keller, of Harris, will be 1
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the utagei
of the democratic party.
Wn are authorised to announce that Jot
*ih Kreamer, of Millheim, will be * can
bdale for Sheriff, .object to (he usage* o
1 the democratic party.
Wr are authorised lo announce th*
Levi A. Munton, of l'hibptburg, will be •
undulate f.,r Sheriff, tubject to the Utagei
of the democratic party.
We arc authorised to announce thai
ioorgc Hoff.-r of Potter w ill be a cai.di
lute for Sheriff, aubject to the uagct of tlx*
democratic party.
l'rotkouotitry.
We nre authorised to announce that A*,
on William* ot liellefonte, will be a can
lidate for l'rethunotary subject to the
usage* of the deinocralic party.
We are authorised to announce that R
ij. Brett, of Ferguton, will bo a candidate
fc r Prothonotary. subject to the u*aget ot
the democratic party.
Recorder.
We are authorised 'to announce that
Henry Beck, of Spring twp, will be acan
didaie for Recorder, subject the usage* ot
the democratic party.
CotuniiMtlouer.
We are authorised te announce that H
V Mingle, of Haines, will be a candidate
fur Commissioner, subject to tbe usages of
the democratic party.
_We arc authorised to announce tj,nt J.
Newlin Hall, of Hoigatd, wiiibea candi
date tor Gomuitttluner, subject to the usa
ge* of the democratic party.
GRAHAM & SON,
'Hi
Dealer* in
Boots, Shoes and
Ladies', Misses and Chil
dren's Fine 6aiters.
All Kiads of CuoLim Work Made To
Order.
llnmtHs Leal Iter.
Sole Leuther
uurshiaa
\ad fchue Finding* always on hand.
_ Bishop Street,
if Bollefonto, Pa,
Spring Opening of
Bonnets. Trimmings, Millinery,
AT
MISS LUCY DEININGER'S
in Outre Hall,
who bat just returned from Philadelphia,
with the LATEST FASHIONS, and a
complete tLx-k of New Bun ret* New
Hat*, rlcgwnt Trimming*. Ac , which will
be sold or made up, et reasonable price* 1
Alto, old ladies Drew Cat**.
The new ttylo* are very pretty. La-'
diet call and tee them early. $V.t come,'
firtt rerved. *yU 41. j
VJO.TICS GF^APPKALS-Appeal.I
4N will be held al the vtßco of the 1
county CoramiKtionm in Bcllefonte. forj
the different township* and boroughs of!
Centre county, on the following dura, vit
On Monday May 81. 1875. fur ike town
ship* of Miles, Haines, IV&n, Gregg and
Poller.
Qa Tuk*iay. Juno i. 1875, for the town
•bipt of Hurri* Ferguton, Half Moon,
Patton ami Walker.
On Wednesday, June 2. 1875, for the
township# of Marion, Liberty. Curtin.
Howard and the borough of Howard.
On Thursday, Juno 3, 1875, for the
township* ol Hogg*. Uniop. Huston.
Worth nd the borough* of Unionvitle
and M ilesburg.
On Friday. Juno 4. 1875, for the town
thins of fVylor, Durntide, Snow Shoe.
Rush and tbe borough of Philiptburg.
On Monday, June 7. 1875. for the town
thlpiol Spring, Bcnnerand the borough ol
Hcllcfonto
A C HrNTON,
SAMUEL GR.vSILY'
, Atlett J Nr. HALL,
R. R. yiiRSTKR, Coucty Com'r.
Clerk. may 13 tf
A DMINISTRATOR3 NOTICE
Letter* of administratis. u* tho etLate
|of Jacob Meyer, la'.o of Mile* two., deed,
having been granted to the unaer*igned,
nil notaMta knowing themtelvet to be in
debted to s*id decedent are n-quetlcd to
I make immediate payment, and person*
. iinviiig rlaiint against the estate will pre
sent them authenticated for *ttleinent.
HENRY MEYER. JR.
may 18 ot. Adm'r.
Sprin<; Roods,
At Potter's Mills'.
J. I), Jf'KVriKE.
Dealer in
Domostlc Dry Goods.
LatUe's Drovn Qoods
of every {\e*priptio. embracing all the
New Styles in tbe market. Also,
.YOr/UAX
LACKS, na*
| IKHK HLOVIIH,
( La THI SO. VASIMKRES.
CAHPF.TB. OILCLOTHS.. HOOTS.
SHOES. OROCERIES.( PROVISIOSS
ol every detcriptiun. all of which will be
old at very low rates for CASH or it
equivalent Don't torget the place, come
and tee ut anyhow, if you don't buy. No
trouble to thow goods.
Sountrjf Ud'oUuse lubeu in Exchang*
Cor Goods. omay 6m.
JOHW rAMP'N
MILKOY, MIFFLIN CO., PA. *
Exteriilon Tables,
Chamber Suits,
Fine it Common Furniture,
' Consiting in -4 RURKAIHi, BEI
CRAIM! * WOOD SKAJ
The public generully are invited to cal
and Ire tbe fine assortment of FURNI
TURt to be found at the above establish
ment, all ol our own Manufacture
I Undertaking in all its branches,
1 Collins, Casket? and Shrouds.
' Having purchased an elegant Henre,
will attend all orders of undertaking '
; may receive from Penntvalley, Centre Co
f JOHN CAMP.
1 mZ9u;
TLf ILLINERY GOODS.
' ' Hn.. %. E MrEXTIBK,
' Potter' Mills,
iiaJu*t returned Irom Philedelphls, sn<
(allow ready to ICOOWiaefitU her rn*o
" mr> with iiik latetl etyle* of Straw, Silk
aud fancy Halt, Bonnet*. Ac, Velvet#,
" Flowers, Crape*. Silk Good*, Feather*,
Ulonde*, Ribbon* Ruche*. Ilrabl*. Orna
' menu, gi<. In thort, a full Mm* of all the
lateat klylet of Millt-nery Ghu . which
will be *o!d at tbe lowest price*. Call and
•ee the Good*,
|( Mr Halt and Uonni t* rolritnuicd In the
I. latest tiyle.-©a 1 wty lm
VKW fiTDHK, NEW GOOI H AND
'.P auio Prices.
11. A. LARHISF.It.
Ml lh old Centre Hill ttand.
Just opening a riUiek of
i NEW GOODS,
„ OLDFAHHIOHED PRICBHI
* A large variety of
Indies Dress Goods
Great Bargain* in
Muslins and Calicoes
uf] Ready -made Clothing
Warranted to Butt
it 1 Ilia Cloth* and Cattimers,
a * Cant be excellevl
His Grocery Department,
•t Attuniabea every one in assortment and low
i- price*.
e Syrup. Sugar, Tea, Code#. Canned frulu,
Domestic and Foreign Fruiu, Cheese,
and every other article belong
ing to the Grocery Depart
l* to en I
'• PSr Farmer*. Mechanics end laborer*
e look to your tntereet. One dollar aeved i*
a dollar In j-ocket. Then call and see at
; what aitnnishlngly low price#,
c MSrSo trouble to thow Goods -Mat
if Alto tb* choicest rauiLY Flock el
wy#ewcd. Apg. 15, y.
ADM INISTKATOR 3 NoTICE~
•l A - eU, ' r< administration on the estate of
jiGeo. Cariitj. late if Potter twp., dee'd,
heve been granted to tbe undersigned,
who requoeU nil persons knowing ibem
selves Indebted to osid esloM to make im
mediate payment, and thoee having de-
manJt against the same lo present theui
f duly autbenticaled by law for satlemenl.
J. a. Carson
Apr. Ift fit. Adm'r.
Miller & Son,
CENTRE HALL. PA.
DEALERS IN
Fl'HlUXUbs
ASD MEDICINES,
1 CHEMICALS, OILS, DYE STUFFS.
PERFUMERY. NOTIONS,
fancy articles
FOR THE TOILET,
i' l Hi: WU>s; i\u LiqioKD,
I (W.tuedwiiud purjieee*
' 1 rues't-e tfr (supporters iu great varieiv.
Also, choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other articles usually kepi ta a
| . first class Drug Stara.
Prcscriptiutis carvfu.lv Couipounded,
tf MILLER A SON.
BEATTY 7f^l
! THE BEST IN USB taamp
fr Circular. DANIEL P. BEAITT
Washington. New Jersey.
THE PEOPLE'SjDRUG STORE.
Next door to Wileoo Sl Hicks' Hard
ware glare, Allegheny St.,
BELLEFONTE, PA.,
Jas. C. Williams,
(Sucootsor to B. F. Rankin A Co.)
DEALER IN
PURE DEC OS
AND MEDICINES,
'CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS, DTE
stiffs, varnish ks. brush-
KS. lEKFUMEKY, NOTIONS,
AND FANCY ARTICLES
FOR THE TOILET. Ae.
PU3SVy)M2 SL)&U&a3
for medicinal purpoeat.
SHOULDER BRACES,
j TRUSSES a SUPPORTERS in great
variety j
Also, Choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other article* usually hept in firtt
clou Drug Store.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.
; 9mar74tf •
r NEW YORK
BRANCH STORE,
, McClain'# Block, Directly Opp. Butb
House,
Bellefonte, Pa.
. H. HERMAN d CO., Prop'ra.
Dry Goods,
{HOSIERY, LINENS, EMBROID
ERIES, WHITE GOODS. LA
' CES, NOTIONS A FAN-
C Y GOO DB.
STRICTLY FIRS T-C LAB 8 00091.
Below ihe I'sual Prices.
n Norl2.tf.
Blatchley's
m t Improved CUCUM
Jd g HER WOOD PUMF
,v/ |( the acknowledged
NjtaPV/ STANDARD of thi
mar-11, by popular verdict, th*
best pump fv.r the least m.-ney
VUention Uinvited to Blalchtey'i
Improved Bracket, the D.of
Check Valve, which can be with
drawn without disturbing th*
joints, and the copper cbambei
which never crack*, scale# or rust* and
will la*l a life time. For taie by Dealer*
and the trade generally. In order lo bi
*ure that vou got UiatchWy't Pump, b
careful ana tee that il hat my trade-mark
s at above. If you do not know where t
buy, descriptive circulars, together with
e tne name and address of the agent nearest
you. will he promptly furnished by ad
dre*ing, with stamp.
CUAS 0 BLATCHLEY. Manufacturer.
506 Commerce St., Philadelphia, Pa.
11 inur'Jm.
: WTa; CUKUY,
- BOOT & snot maker
' _ VV.Y4 HS HALL, P4.
' WtUUAI ro*p#clfUl)y inform the cit
xen# of this v Ininity, thai hw has started •
new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would Ik
e thankful for a share of tho public patron
, age. Bimt* and Shoe* made t* order ant
according to style, and warrgukl (iu work
•to equal any matjp All kind
of tionj, aud charge# reasonable
Give b.lft' a v<DL feb 13 ly
HK-UX SIWMIBtII, J. I>. SHVOXKT
. I President, Cashier.
' COUNTY BANKING CO
(Late Milliken, Hoover A Co.)
RECEIVE DEPOSE
And Allow
, Discount „ 8
Buy atJ Sell
p Coverninjut Secu: lies.Goid d-
T apVTftStf upon*
H BROCKERHOFF FIOUSE.
I- BELLEFONTE. PA.
E. PERKS St SO#, Prop'rs
This well known hotel, situate In th*
business portion of the town, has beet
thoroughly renovated, repainted and ftir
nished new. It will be theaim of the pro
j prietoi* to make it n plenstnt Home foi
* those whomav favor them with their pat
a ronage. A free carriage is run to the de
pot, and the best stablox in town arooon
fiVWTO With lit* UVUM*. 29*pr.
Pumps Of All Kinds!
■ mi
r jmn su ' a,n& ,to,ar . v^um k ?
FOR MINES.
■3 Deep Welt Pumpi,
II Cittern Pumps,
w Anti-Frezing Pumps.
. O OOOO A /* A J"*" C'"" J'WF LIN MMHI
3 v aaa A 6"*" I P" 1 * Hj
W® / i—J f 1 E L. iJ:
pus, Hiss MODS
OP ALL KINDB.
• Gum Hose 6f Packing , Bett awrf Bra*#
J Founder#, end Manufacture™ of the CELEBRATED
: Sheriff Patent Steam Syphon Pnmp.
I I illustrated catalogue and price liet.^ Bi
\
J. B. SHERIFF tc SON,
" W4 ™~*KiSAV2&,Fa.
——„—,— ~.. _ __
SHOBTLIDGE & CO., COAL, LIME, Am.,
WILLIAM SHORTLIDGS. BOMB VALENTINE
SHORTLIDGE & CO.,
Burner* and Shipper* of the celebrated
Bellefonte
r mmm z
Dealer* in the rerj best grades of
lANtIiRACITKCOAL
The only dealers in Centre County who sell the
' W I! Li Ki Ei S; fi! Ai R! R! E C O! AIL
from ths old Baltimore galoot Also
SHAMOKIN AND OTHER GRADES
of Anthracite Cool dryly boused (ipreuljr for boat* use. at tta lowest price*.
DEALERS /JV|
. They pay lbs highest prico* in cask for grain that the Eastern market* will Uhtd
WHEAT,
CORN,
i RYE,
OATS,
CLOVER SEED AC.,
Bought or mill be sold on commimioa when desired, sad foil price* guaranteed. las
1 formation concerning the grain trad* will bo furnished at all tunas, *s farSMr*
with pleasure, free of charge.
RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER*
, FIRE BRICK AND GROUND FIRE CLAY.
DEALERS IN
CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER.
which b always aold at low prices, and warranted to be as good a fertilizer a* any
other plaster.
OPTICS AMD YARD
• NEAR SOUTH END B. E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT,
BEUIFOSTK. PA.
f tim 1
Lime ot the beet ouality. always on P6RRSYHII6y
hand, at the kiln near Centre Hall. IY IT* H
. 4 vr ? r - DanJong Do.
Myer s Excelsior CenanL &
FTF _ EXCHTK S&SS
Uecstnan at the Post Oflo* io Centre HtlL At ' d Ai.ow InjtsrosL
UkOKGK KOCH. : Discount Note
J. G. EME RICK 1 Buy and Sell
— Government Securities, Geld aadj^
GREAT BARGAN3 AT THE HARD P *™ H °*pS'. WM * *" Ml 2sft.
WARE STORE OF LE2± CfcjAtor
Chas. H. Held,
MUSSER & RUNNEL BRoS.,™^"S!!?^'c£ , l ! r*^
0o Raapectfolly informs his friends ad th
M SUheim, Pa., public in ganetwL that he baa just opened
at his new establishment, above- Alsxaa-
WaoLttAL* AXD HUAIL DEALMS m iiTkiCdTS
* jof the latest styles as also lb* Maraavilfo
—■ - Patent Calender Clocks, provided with •
complete index of the moath. aadi day of
p the month and weak on its face, which t*
d IM,' warranted as aperfoct time-keeper.
Watches mad Jewelry re*
_ paired on short noUcoaad warranto*
u* < f
j Excelsior Cement.
HE* VIA SHELF HAHDWAEE. „2l*^?HS3UyoWSSSffia
>r They have just returned from the Eastern OUALITY, at his kilns, near - Pine *
d Cities, where they hare purchased a well Creek Hills, in Heine* twi> Thb cam sat
• „ . ,UK " k „ has already been used iu large quantities
• HARDWARE. ( PTLXKT . laox. NAILS, upon the L.O.AS.C RR and has been
OILS, PAIWTS, VaaxwHia, PCTTT, found highly satisfactory ' upon *ll fob*
' BUILDERS t COiCBiIAKEXS
h GOODS. TERNS, WATER PIPES, or wkatavw
• Plasterers and Masons, has already beta
Saddlers, Shoemaker*, tested for and wide, and rendered the at*
k Housekeepers, and in fret, Penons, tiforefom coa
• ' slrucung Cisterns, laying Water P iaea.
HARDWARE FOR EVERYBODY. ifd <t to their advantage to boar
nr. ~ , _ this in Blind, and also, that ho Warrants Ika
Vtecall particular attention to a fine as- article as represented
uirtment of Picture Frames and Moulding,! JO MEYER
Tery chMp " may 21 tf Aarolubu"*.
WALL A WINDOW PAPER, TOHN FrpOTTERir" Attorney-at-Lnw.
. ...a Curtain FWWN. of,™,, kind.
Z COACH mm! WAGON-MAKERS- Your SjfcJL!^P* Tty Js r _2fe drm *
<) sttonii.in b called to our stock of Spokes JJ™ hCEßiowlodgWDeods, MotogMtfo
k Hubs. Felloes, Shafts. Poles and Buggy .®K n'"?®?* 1 * BorUt il?i£*.
|. Wheels, nil of No. 1 Quality and selling vi oourt house. Bellefoata. oeUfftof
, ry cheap. Our stock is large, and on- ;Evyr.
T rtantly being renewed, and we are telling
r - wholo ' l ® * nd retail-at vary low prices. r reetssfsoe
Remember—mucli aKwey has been lost by llTfllflAlf
paying too mubh for Hardw:e. Try COHI & COll
miii
UDOV
New Improved
MILL
Thev buy for Cash and sell at Cash Prices! r~
u/ * ny ah#r WAn . CWOut and Circular
' S.ti.f.ction g u.r- MACHISE.
- MUSSER A BCNKLS MOV. ISgj&KS
— "■ ■— Manulacturors of Oaa*Et< binary. Steam
. BUY YOUR DRUBS FROM 2r
DOOFI .0 TH | D CH (,;■