TUF. ( EMUK UKrOUTKH.
t * ia :sp.v Y SKI'T. if., 18?6.
LODGE MEETINGS
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"LOCAL ITEMS.
Dur ft tend* will ->blig< li sending us
loin- ot local now- in their locality. give
ti the (rtoU only, and WO will put them 111
khiipu, ot dWilHl HMw HlftlTl*
An\ lino MtuUin* u> the names ot m v n*w
nu "/rihor*, with UifCAph, will be onMitHi
1., recoil o th. lUivRTKH one your free.
Tito KKFoRHtn being read by neatly
ovorv body nil this side <>l" the county,
where It has * larger circulationthan any
Iwopapers, will bo found the boil mediant
for adverlLiog business sale*. Yc. Ac.
V-Snlt'ribor to tlto Uopoiler, resid
ing oiKsislo ot Centre county, should re
mit us 10 cents, yearly, for postage winch
we will M| bore ; this rod uc- (MfMtal*
to one half as the suki pehi by them tor
.mo year's postage was 2V cts.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IST IS THK
LAST HAY t>N WHICH YOU CAN
PAY TANKS
SATUIULV Y, OCTOBER 2D, IS THK
LAsT HAY KOK TAKING Ol'T N A
Tl UALIZATICN PAPERS.
The Veteran Club of Centre count)
will hold n pio-nle, in Stewart" - woods,
near Roalsburg, on Friday next.
On Friday last we hud some hettvy
shower* ol rain, atd on S*turdax morning
the f;rt frost of the sc..son,
There is * free Buss running from
the Johnson house to and frotu the depot.
—The excellent farm of Ja- 1 For*
ter, near Spring Mills Is offered tor sale
This is one isl the finest farms in the vai
ley, mil ** Mr Forster hat moved to
tthio, mid intends remaining there a good
opportunity present* itself to any one de
siring to invest See advertisement.
Hastings savs he would like to wear
the I*. V. Hank on hi* watch fob. Just
like that sort o fellows, who always ha\ .
more dangling on the ouU de than their
pocket books are good for
Harris township men think that the
result oft he election to be had in that town
ship, on Oct. I'd. for or against a division,
w ill be close Should a division carry, the
township that would include BeaUburg
would be pretty evenly balanced political- j
lv, whilst the Lemonl side would he ,
strongly radical.
—Mr I>. J. Musser, of Penu Hall, ;
sent us a stalk. ofelover, seci'tid crop, j
measuring 4 feet in length This is hard
to beat, and Mr. Musser may stand at the
head of the class until some other farmer
send* in a longer one.
Go to Rankin's new Drug Store,
next d. or to Dest hner s gun store, Bo'.le
for.te. Pa... for jwire and flrusb drugs and
medicines of all kinds at rem*'nable prices. :
The ceti-us'takers of Wmchendon,'
M a.-s., have come across th.* ease of a wo- j
man twenty five years old, married at
twelveyears ot age, who has ten children
the oldest being now thirteen years old. j
The C\ urt of Washington county has .
fined several of the Township Auditors $59 j
for not publishing a re|ort of the receipts '
and expenditures of the township.
Leonard Dale, a son of A. J. Dale,
of this place, had Li* leg broken while |
playing in the school-yard during recess,
lie wal on the fence, from which he fell,
Ca i-ing his leg to be broken between the ■
knee and ankle.
A Christian Temperance Convention j
will be bold in the Court House, at lleile
fonte, on Tuesday, tbc 28th day ofSepteu:- !
ber. at 10 A. M . for the purpose ot organ- j
ixii.g the Churche* of the county under )
the A hristi&n Temperance Alliancco f the
State of Pennsylvania.
All pastors ->f Centre county arc invited ■
to be present as members, also every Sab- |
bath School Superintendent is invited. In
addition to these every Congregation in
Centre county is requested to send one
member as a delegate.
Mr. Joseph Smith, of Pent. Hall, re- :
p rt- a corn stalk over 13 feet long.
There is some talk of the Pre*byte- j
riai.s holding a cburch here. They need
one very mucb, and are able to build
Mr. A. C. Shafc-r, writes us from
Lodi. Kane county. 111., date Sept. 6, ill- i
following as to their crops: Corn will]
yield a large crop ; my father cut a slock ;
to-day, which measured ll'i fevl in length, j
a:.d had three fuli grown ears, which were ]
_l<>, 14 and 121 inches in length, and seven J
feet from the ground. Now if any Brush j
or Pennsvalle) farmer can beat that, let us j
hear. Oats will go 60 bushels to the acre. >
aiid wheal 16. I get the Reporter every j
Sxturdky—it is a welcome visitor. The,
market prices in Lodi are, wheat sl, oats
24c, butter 22c. egg- 16c, potatoes no price, i
being so very plenty.
Th e Center or ouk Pofclatios.—
It has traveled westward, keeping curious
ly near the 39th parallel of latitude, never
getting more than 20 miles north nor 2
miles south of it. In the years it has trav
eled only 4ft miles, and is still found
nearly 60 miles eastward of Ciocinali.
This we find in an exchange, and we do
not believe a word of it, for the most |*eo
ple are now found around Sechler's buy
ing cheap groceries.
Grangers ' Junior Sons ! Democrats!
Republicans and Ladies ! Your attention
is called to the fact that I now believe my
stock is worthy of all the "blowing" 1
can give it; an inspection of my etyli-s
aad qualities, will convince that my
stock is as complete as the most fastidious
could wish to select from. Prices are
down as low us possible and I honestly be
lieve them under all competition. Give
me a trial. Powers Boot & Shoe store,
Bu*h A M'Clain'it Block, next door to
Herman's N*. Y. Dry Goods store.
John Powkb*.
Visitors to New York who want a
quiet, but select and luxurious home while
they stay in the city, and one where the
expenses are decidedly lighter than at the
larger houses, will do well to call at the
Spixolek lloi'se, on Un'on Square It
is situated in the heart of the city. Car
riage hire is saved, as nearly all the stag. -
and streetcar lines pass its doors. See card
In advertising colunu. 9 sept lm.
Weakly axi> Sickly Persons
Many person| who are weak and sickly
at this season of the ye.tr arc at a loss to
know what will restore their health. It
has lately been found by experience thai
the use of Speer's Port Grape Wine w hen
taken in moderate doses is one of the bes;
restorative* known. Physicians, clergy
men and temperance advocates should en
courage the use of the Port Grape Wine,
and thus aid the cause of temperance and
moderation. It is especial y recommend
ed to families for iu purity, exquisite flavoi
and healthy properties. Medical men cer
tify to its valuable powers. Mr. Spcer ha
been for years engaged in preparing am
perfecting this wine, and it requires a fcui
years' process before it is fit for market.—
X. Y. Knjttiat.
Our druggists have procured some di
rect from the Vineyard. It is excelien
for females to u-e, especially for those will
nursing infants.
The last Centre county court sen
tcnccd Louis Gonier to seven years ; Join
Kerns one yeur ; Scott McGuirc tw
years ; Charles Henry 14 months ; Jamt
Jennings one year; Wm. G. Brown 1
months; Toney McAlister 13 months
William Tate one year und three months
Thomas Loughlin one year and nin
months ; Michael Kelly one year and sev
en months i the Western Penitentiary
At this rate, w hat will become of the deal
ooracy of Centra, asks the Lcwistown Gt
/.etlr, a radical paper. We answer, tin
the democracy ol Centre will, have a lai
ger majority than before, because the ebov
named are all reds.
A fine opening | resent# itsolfat <Yn
' trv Hull for a good tailor a'-d awatchmak
i *
I er.
- , The Walsontown Record -ay- thai
Mr. A. Page, ot \N atsontown, ha pur
" j chased the railroad tie timber on IT.tik
n ] acres, sittiaic in Cent re, Union and Mitffii
I oountii's.
1 Joseph Strunk, of Hcedsville, sold
' a hog for twenty .live dollar- la-t week,
. and as the purchaser was driving it
away it swam lutolhe dam and was drown
ed.
* .1 tt |l(-ininger ha* a large *;>ek ol
l ( new tin-cans on hand, which he offer* .it
. the following low pile.-
Rooked Cash,
j I quart per d, ?.. $1 ."<> Sl.kM
II quart par d*x L>*t 1 ,*to
; 2 quart per doR 240 2.00
• —— A paitv fftl>|H on Tuesday
night of last week visited the spring hou#
as and graneric-of Mrs t" t' Kciler, Jus
- Keller and John Harper, r. t.bing them ot
gram, and other pi i-iotis, and stole about
. 4tl chicken- from Mr. John Foiviuait. t*ur
r eilL-.'-ns should h. on the watch for those
noctuinat t' ieve
——Mj P B. \\ i'son v>f thi- court)
; was elected Lieut Cob ol the .'-th 15 g' ol
the Nail, f-.l tSuard- t l'a. > .p- dot
• 11-e coui.tii -of Cambria, Bedford B sir,
Huntingdon, Mirtlm, Juniatt.i unl Centre,
by a unanimous * >t> at Hoatu g.!--n on the
j 9th of S pi
. I A better choice Could u. ! hue been
made a'ld We C ng! .It.i'ol et! Major up
>n lu- pr>nit'tion. He i- a born mllitary
, man, and i- a tie • looking ottleer If he
lives unlit li e i ext war. Centre county
wil 1 boa-t of a General who will have true
laure!- to how He w H honor the -word,
and make the enoiiiv "git
We i aid another visit t Long -
cave, >n Friday lat, in eom iaiiv with
ltev Lilly t. m B.'den ote. Rev Fischer
ami Mr WK Wolf, ofUlk pi ice, . \
plored it pretty thoroughly, which led t->
tb* discovery of a new gallery or museum
of curiosities which had never before been
approached by any one, and which rival,
all the other apartments of the cave in
beauty This gallery we discovered with
in a short distance from the entrance, and
is not quite as easy to approach a* the otli
|er apartments, which may account for i:>
not having been v itt*d by any one here
jtofore. This cave present* many wonder.
] ful curiosities and is grand throughout.
The number of stalactite- aud stalagmites
are innumerable, and many of the latter
j are iu the form of human beings a- well ri
ot animals. A- we gave a description of
j this wonderful cave inn termer is-ue, we
j shall not note it more at length now. The
temperature of the cavern we found tt\
and ot the stream of water 60 degrees
Fahrenheit
Two fellow- nearly cume to blow
the other day lYra very singular cause,
and on account ef an innocent party-and
there i-no doubt if a fight had been per
j riiltted by the by.-landers, that a murder ,
I vrculd have been committed The circum
! stances w ere these : A man wa- alleging
that where war,, and mere'.;., di-c were
-old as low as at Sech't-r's gr eery, the
store-keeper must >:>a! hi- K-cds. Thi
! riled another chap, who rot ated sharply
I that it WM none I f No I s huitlMH h>>w
j low S.-chler & Co. sold their go ds or a- '
j to how they got thorn, only so ho g t hi
| money's worth and a good article, which j
Jhe always did. They both had their arm-
It >vo full of packages from Shschler # to "go
for" each other, and the crowd refused t<
| bold their package- for thorn if they were
, going to fight about it, and the tw i fellow - '
! went their way without black ev. - or
bleiody noses, satisfied that tlrey buy cheap
est of fisehler A Co. in the Bu.hh.j-.
j block.
Lour Irak—Mr fiwtl Kofmr -
I pairing the rtd mill dam, damaged by tk.
tlood Mr. Peter Ruble's new house is
I nearly finished Mr. Wm Cotyer hough:
j a very tine team of the long eared persua
sion la-t week, of J. Henry Keller The
coal mine of Samuel Miller A Co., has
caved in, no one vva- injured hy th.- t tiling j
earth The Loop hunters brought in t.
: tine deer on Saturday evening from S: i,-
j oreek cabin. O N K.
WOOD WA RD A VI CI S1 I Y
Potato, s in great abundance.
! Seeding jti-l about over
The corn crop will be beavv
, Jac-a trust put in bis appexram .
A short time ago, M-. R>>te paid u- :i
visit exhibiting u fishing patent right. He
also gave u- a rehearsal of campuu-oting
| exhortations. N it would be to .- .in
tone'* credit if they would keen him a*,
home and not have him scare all the wo
ioien into fits, a- well as keep a quiet peo
ple aw hole night from sleep.
I A balloon ascension *■ to come off a
j short timo since, but for some cause or .
other it prov ed a failure. Mnd the ves-el
lauded.upon the railing of the Woodward
bridge. May the enterprise meet with suc
cess.
The young folks of this piaco lulk very
String of organising a bae ball club.
Tnere is indeed good material here.
The school Director# of Haines tow nship
have met and divided to pay teachers ac
cording to their qualifications, ranging j
from twenty-seven and a half dollar* to j
forty dollar, per month The Woodward
and Y-'tiada s school- were awarded toKd
ward Weirlck and J. C. Morris. School*
will open on the third Monday in October,
and continue five month*,
j Sportsmen keep th<- wool* alive by
cracking away from early Uiurn till late
at evening ; Lut thus far not n drop of
blooJ was shed. The narrow- is full of
pheasants, and several black hears are
said tW e living there t"<>.
R' v Tomiill-oil will prciteh in the Kv.
churc!) at this place on next Saturday
evening. l>kh inst.
East ot dward is undergoing a heavy
' old fashioned revolution. Some ol the by
roads were blockaded ; but the Continen
tals succeeded iu removing all obstacle*.
, though bv muscular force, lleinforce
,. ment from the county-seat i. anticipated
[• OCCASIONAL.
.V series f 8. school meetings un
t der the auspice* of the Centre County .Sab
bath School Association. An Institute of
two sessions, afternoon and evening, will
j be conducted by the per-ons whose namci
arc given in connection w.lli the following
places, viz:
Gc>rg<a valley church arid Green fTr-iv.
* Ev. church. Rev. I>. M. Wolt, H. Y Stit
aer, Esq., and others.
Aaronihurg and Woodward, Rev. W.
' T. Wylie and I). S. Keller, Esq.
Gate-burg and Linden Hall, I'rof. John
Hamilton und others.
Rebcrsburg and Brumgnrd*, Rev. R.
Crittenden and Gen. Jus. A. Beaver.
I'hilipsburg aud Row el ton or Sandy
Ridge, Revs. Lilly, Reese aud Miller.
Mount Pleasant U. B. church and Rod
r Matilda, Rev W. Gwynn, Charles K
Cook, E-q., and oliiers.
Hecla Furnace school house und Nit
-0 tauy Hull, Rev. It. Crittenden mid A. O
r Fur.-t, Esq.
Fairviewschool house, Rev. W. H. Big
gart, .Stewart Lyon, E-q., and others.
'* Eiigloville or Howard, Rev. \V. T. tVv
lie and others.
Subject* tor addresses aud di-cus-ion :
Methods of leaching employed by ou
'■ Saviour. Catecheiicul instruction, llov
n can we instruct the young iu practical be
nevoience? Bible study us related to re
l> rivals. Bible schools in winter. The Bi
ble iu the memory Bible teaching
. I temperance Reviews, sources of succes
le Other topics and questions that any ma
v- wish to : u'nnil will be considered.
n- A New Orlean- father tied hi - boy lip i
a* a sack and depn.iled him on top of a bru
nt bile. The boy a found theio three daj
'* afterwards, having betn allthut time will
t out food.
|. SI NDAY St 11001. MEETINGS AN
t . CELKBKATIONB
On the 22d ct Vu,. , the Aaronsburg I
,1 S. School as-cmbled in the church t><r il
r- j purpose ,<l .1. voting a part ot the Lord
XI day to the ili-cnsn. ii of Sunday Scion
„ suhj.o I-. into i, and the an. w ering of que
j lion# rend out of the question box, oli
I Rev. W II Gottuald and Rev. Auran
wire tln< principal (peakwr*. tjueslior
( W ere r<-ponded to by other-, and the *> anl
of the Sunday School reported by Mr. J
Mti—cr Wanted . M-'tiey to buy a net
librari it.irc i.giilai Htleudaticc tiur
l|
pnti-nl- more entire tl ration lo Hi
Sun.lay School work, etc l'rof Mryc
placed the organ an. 1 . Mr- Kllillgef, wle
has charge of thi infant department, inter
-porscd tho exercise- with singing by he
. la- Mt W S.oxei who had charge o
the Programme, . iineed the names
i the Sp.-akul - and the music, etc. Th
school sang sw.-et'y. The addre--* xx.r
' edifying, atnl the exercises uetc piotitntih
I throughout. 1 Until I may suui up am
t -si that the oc a-.oil w ill l„- renieinberei
r as n green spot in our memory
e On the 4ih ef Sept , the Spring Mill
SundaV School bed a . elebrxllotl. Keys
, \\ ilson, lloiie ami I'ouilin#on, were thi
• speakers. . > day K. y ■ Wolfand Sin,.
> maker airived ill time lop irlake ol thi
dinner, which may be Called a suinptuou
lyj.sl, and participate in tlu -ociety *■! thi
ocas ton. It i- nil her a rate thing lo *,.
the Hack y at pariy - strongly represent
ed at a> "> . l-rati, awn* the case ui
- S| : ,ng Midi. ti •„ Ituel . ill lis.l chwrgt
j f the programme and executed In* pan
well Mr \\ i -on the N upt , selected ami
aun.-uii.fd the music. Mr. Duneait ami
tt.ciiil- mxiiag. I tno procession and thy
1.yh1.-s, ami thii gs were certainly done u|
according to Guiiter Honor to whom
honor i- due, and the ladies should haVi
double honor lor the rich lepast lliey had
prepared for ad, in the rear ol the Spiing
Mills . huroh Tho celebration was cer
tainly a succv■-
tu the Ulh of Sept., the Reims Greek S.
School had a celebration. The religious
exercises were held in the church and the
festivities in the grove back of the church.
Gen. But hanaii again liael charge of the
Programme, to which he again did justice.
Rev. d'omlinson entertained the school
with stories und qu<>: r- till the call P<
dinner came Alter which the school o
fottued in privessiou and all were soon
marched ar-uiid a magnitlceiit table The
• xercise* in church yy.-re enlivened hy oc
casionally singing a lively piece of music
led by bro. Mu.-*er. am'in the g.-oyo en
. joy ment yya- promoted by swings, etc™ Mr.
llvrring slip. i.iitenJs this school and need
not be atliaincd of the bund of christian
workers he represents. At the table we
aga.tt -aw a forcible illustration of the tine
-eutiiuent uttered by Jesus: She hath
■ lone yvhat she could. There were the
women again with their kind act-, circu
lating their coffee, chocolate cake, cocoa
: nut cake, sjainge cake, pound cake, etc.,
dainties and Jelecacie* t.o numeruu* lo
mention—certainly thev are deserving of
thanks.
On the evening of the same day, St.
Irak* .- S. S. i..ot iu tiu-ir church to hold a
S S. im-.tiiig, Mu-i and discussion and
levotioa constituted the principal bu*i-
Ineas of this meeting. It a- an edifying
Oct a.a. Rev. A u rand, the pa-'.or of St
Luke has g *J t. be encouragy il
jin his Sunday school work Sunday
-cl.ool ui- . tings ar- becoming much more
ircquelit, aud, 1 think, are adapted to
i awaken a deeper interest in the Sabbath
' cause. '•*
A WATERSPOUT.
(•rent I>.tuiagc Dune.
MontjH-lit r, Septemlu-r lit. —Violent
1 storm- occurred in this neighborhood
! r.uvl great damage ha.- been done to the
.rop-. A waterspout dt-lroyed fifty
i h**usc.-a! St. t'hini.in. Nine dead laxl
:<•- have la-en recovered. Sixty |er-ons
arc still !ni--ing.
TURKEY.
More Fighting,
tYmstantinople, >i*pteml>er 13. seri
■ ou- fighting oeeurretl yiii Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday last, in which the
Turks were defeated. This ha- resulted
in the renewal of the -eige of Trebingc
hv the insurgent*.
A RInH'ELLKIi SUNK AND TWENTY
TWO PKBSONB I T
Chicago, September IL—A terrible
diauatcr occurred on Lake Michigan ear
ly yesterday morning which has just
been reported here. The propeller
Equinox, on the way from Chicago to
Hay City. Mich., with a i-argu of salt, and
| low ir.g the schooner Emma E. Mayers,
] loaded with lumber, was overtaken by
the storm ulout 2 o'clock yesterday
[ morning near Point au sable, ISO miles
north of t hicago. Captain Woodworth,
of the Equinox, ..one to the stern of
of the propeller at that time,
and called out to cut the lines. This
wa- done, ami the careened
and sank in a few minutes. She had on
boardacrew of nineteen men and Uup
luiin I)wight Scott, of Cleveland, n well
know n lake ('uptain. w h>> wx-s nceotnpan
ie.l by hi-daughternml grand-daughter,
making a total of twenty two peraona.
The first imitation the schooner had ol
the catastrophe were the shrieks of the
drowning. The Mayers could render no
aaaiat:ui.-e whatever in the terrible sea
! that wa- running, and the entire crew ol
j the Kapiiiiox went down.
THK WAU 1N THE EAST. •
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Ten Thousand Fresh Insurgents Take;
The Field —Fen s of a General War.
Celling)*, Montenegro, September 10.— '
i AU the country between Scrvia and Mon-jf
tenegro i- in full revolt Fully ten thou- "
. -mid insurgents iiavc taken the field. The |
- town* of Priepol and Plcolic* have been ,
sacked, nil the Turkish villages have been j
burned and the Turk- massacred. The
Christian iahabiiants hnvo t.kon refuge l ,
in the mountains.
The Turkish troop- uro demoralised and *
' the insurrection i* spreading on hII sides.
M-.nU ncgro i- prepared for war, and the
wildest eiilhuiiiism pruvoo. A general '
" war is regarded u- inevitable. 1
"Kay.non. 1 s Kill Galon," by M. I), j
Thomas. A new .-.iiti.• n ..f tliis very p .p
--ul*r piece ha: ju-t b '.-n i--u.-d F.ird .nc- 1
ing purpose*, tins o tho best galop over I
' iiunlishcd ; it i* likewise a showy and bril- ,
Imnt piano slo. Mailed ( Ftee of Postage
n for 40 cts. 1
"No Friendly \ oioe t. Greet Mo,'* song !
, and chorus hy the popular composer, if
'• P. Dank-. 'I hi* beautiful #->ng, altliough '
new. i- already u great favorite. Every- 1
.- .no wishing •ouietliing ih-vv or really t.nu
titul, should -end f->racopv. Mailed (free
of postage for .2> el- A .Id less, \V. If.
11 Buln-rACo Musi publishers, 1192 Chest
nut Street, I'liil a.
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t- THE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
'■ London, September 11.- The Executive
Coiii.'uitlee on the Foot and Mouth Disease
f' have asked the Privy Council lor an or
der to prevent the holding of markets,
f' sales or fair- throughout Warwickshire.
Th" diseute ul-o prevails considerably in
the county of Norfolk, the Inst return
Jl showing that 3,1)00 ca-).-- have been re
w corded th.re during the week. Celtic,
l " sheep und pig- are all affected.
-
A convention of husbands i* soon to
"ii meet at Cincinatli to devise means of pro
lection against the kis-ing clergymen. A
corre.-pondent uggusts lliat tliey bo com
pglleil to eat rw onion* at every meal, aud
in lieu of the customary white choker, re
vice the Eh/. tliethan itiff, t<> he not les.
than three fi-et in diameter and starched I.
1 " ] the i ig dity of cast iron.
i) ■- 1 , . 9
Ther is not one clergyman in While
I Pine CQUQty Cttl.J
ll' Erie Convention. Continued fro*
2nd page.
I ( ( on# monopoly, ami the enormous liurduiii
, ( now ojipressing llir people, without colli
I peiisaiiiig u.lvaiilsgo, mid that nil th.
National Bank . ii.'illation ho prompt))
and permanent!) r.-lit.-d, and full legal
I tenders be issued in lliir pin. o
n, Full Legal renders Wanted to hi
l( J Keeeeivahle for all Public Dues.
J 9th. That the public Interest d.-niantU
vt that the Uyncriunont should cease to y|j
r%. U-redit its own money and should make it
!i,. legal tenders receivable for all public clu.*
er exeept where re-peel f->r the obligation '*l
eoHlracU loquiros paymei.t in coi.i.
r- l-'too Hanking.
er 10.h Tno extinction of the present Na
ol |tonal Banks and the establishment ill th. ii
"I sts-M.l ef a system of free hanks of discounts
10 ali.l deposit* under such regulation# a th>
Stat.-# respectfully may prescribe, anil no
U 1 ! paper money ev.-y.pl su.'ti a# may be i*-
J tsu.'-l directly bv and upon the lailli of the
'd j Ke\ls*ral Government, uttording practical
fly a currency ba>.*.l on the gM and silver
' ..nd other property of the whole people of
• the country
U uli. iil Put ty Arraigned.
"J till. That with tliis declaration ot prill
cip > s and policy we arraign the leader* of
'"the Republican parti for their exti at agent
' <■ yp.'itdilut. s and proltigate wu-le of the
'' people's nioiie.x ; for th.-if Corruption ; for
th.ir < 'iitenipt of Constitutional obliga
>l tivHis , for their cxtonioiial.- increase
''lot our salaries of our public otlicers,
rt ! for thsir oppressive, unjust and defective
d|vtem ot taxatiuii, finance unvl currency ;
'' :or their continuance .f incompetent and
' corrupt men in office, and fv r their mis-
I' management of both the State and F.-dt-r
--11 1 Governini-iiti, niul we cordially in l ttc
' tlu. Liberal Republican* and all other men
'' without regard to past party associations.
• to eo-y.py-rale with Us 111 expelling ihotn
Irotu power, and in securing such au ad
niiuistratioa of our public aff airs a* char
asterized the purer and bett.-r day* of the
" Republic.
Discussion ou (he l'lntforiu,
' Mr. Souder ot Lelngh offered utt anieiid*
jruent to strike out sections eight, nine and
. ten with a proposition lo insert other reso
lution*. These propositions receivod a
j st.-rm of noes.
Mr Hughe* mOve.l to lay the proposed
suueilJtiieu',* yin the table alij called fot
C
the previous question.
c | A vote wa* takcu on tiie motion to lay
the amendments on the table and adopted
by 162 yeas ts> W nays.
] The Platform Adopted by an Over
w helming Majority.
~! Another vote w.y* then tak.-n y>n the pre-
L *! viou* question and the resolutions a* print
i led above.
f! The vote resulli-yl ill yeas. 168; nays, 19.
• The Result Received with deafening
Applause.
• The announcement of the adoption of
1 the platform by so large a majority was
: received with thundering applause which
j lasted some minute*.
The nomination* for candidate for gov
' croon then followed. The name# of the
I eighteen candidates were offered, ni.d the
' ballot resulted as follows
r jb %• S2'2 5* sj
"•gOFF Y7S-J £
Higiy-r .*'• 29 41 46 4* 52 55 66 66
Fox 26 26 29 2V 25 24
N ortb 29 4
Barr 4e 42 49 49 62 40 4 - 43 31
Ny, - 1 M -'• tt • 1 41 4'. 42 41 5
lVr*hlng 13 16 Is IS 26 26 fix) 45 42 146
Roes IS 29 2>. 28 32 3d 45 4s 54 94
Morton.... IT 12 T
Piolelte... 11 13 19 17 13 11 8 11 >
Mntt 4 6 3
, Gibson... 416 2 1
Jenk* 2 6 4 3 I 0 10 2
Knox 3
| Coffrulb.. 4 5 2
I Spang. .. 2 2
Monaghanl) 14 12 15 12 9 S 5
- Stiles 6 6 7 8 6
Mutchler. 1
: Dreher... 6 3 17
I While the tenth ballot wa* being taken ,
with Ro*s in tho ascendant Uiglrr with
. drew in favor of l'ershing.]
Follow ing are the second ai.d third hat-
I lot# f.-r state treasurer :
Second ll.itlnt.
Hancock 6
Nobl. 62
- l'lavford 64
! Abraham* 5
. Embigh 2
. Pier*oil.... 17
i 8
r) Powell - 3
Pioletlo 64
Third Hallot.
Noble 47
Piolelte.... 124
: Piaf lord 61
Piolelte w. nominated for treasurer, af
ter w hi. h the cot.v. Ii >li adjourned al? 49
• | a. m. *
I A dispatch wa* read in the convention!
'. from the chairman of the Ohio stale ceii
- tral committee in which thank- were Icn
-1 d. red the democrats if Pennsylvania for
~'their platform and promising fial.txxi demo
erMlie majority for Gov. Allen.
Great enthusiasm follow. J the reading
of this dispatch.
Ju.lgc biwrie, of the Crawford judi-
eial district, baa ma<l<* an order of court
; that no attachment r^h<ul<l lie issued
.against any witnesa who has not been
ipaid the tnileago ami one d.iy' fws in
J that capacity. This rule should be
;adopted all over the country, for it if all,
wrong to compel people to attend court
n other people's business und pay their
wn expenses.
One of the causes of the "hard times" j'
n the South is vaguely hinted at in tliej •
ollowing, from the Atlanta Herald :j
'We saw, the other day, two hundred
Heroes standing around in idleness, and l
nost of them in rags and squalor, stead
ly refusing to work at eighty-live cents j
i day. Pay after day they apjiear there, j
n need of work, and day after go off
without strikinglick.
The fricml-©f reform, says the l'itts-'
burg Post, cun have no hesitancy in sup
porting Judge Pershing for Governor.i
Like tiovernor Tilden of New York he)
fives practical effect to his professions of
reform. Governor Tilden did not waste
liis tiiuu talking uhout the necessities of'
reform when tlju crimes of the Tweed
ring were detected, lie took the Boss I
hv the collar and thrust him into the
penitentiary. When he was elected
Governor ami got his eye on the Canal
ring ami its works, lie did not stop to en
quire into the politics of the men who
composed it, or ask whether it would
help or hurt the party. He took the 1
monster !>y the tliroat and drugged it '
forth to public view, and it is now tlirot- '
lli d to the delight of tlic people of the '
Umpire state and the edification of '
ticiaus all over the country. Judge
Pershing is the same sort of man. He '
found a lot of county olllcials who had '
been misappropriating the people's
money—just as.other olllcials are now
doing in tiiis Common wealth —he set tin
wheels of justice in motion and these
dishonest otll 'ials have been lodged in
prison to serve out their sentences, lie
did not enquire a - to their polities or as
to the policy of punishing them, lie
Uncw tliat the law had been grossly vio
lated and must be signally avenged.
That Is the kind of a man to inaugurate
Keforiu in ring-ridden IVumylvania.
Judge Pershing i flic Tilden of Penn
sylvania. His proper place is in the
Executive Mansion at Harris burg, and
the'people menn to plau I'lUq
\ I \N lv slut th H H I.Hill INI Mi
lu.txo BARKKLS OF Oil, III' UN Kl).
Oil City, IV, Seplen her 1" At i
>• o'clock tin* morning. tl> 11jtlit• nrt lru l
i. ■ 'it,, ,i| the tank* belonging to tilt* I in|**ri M
~, J oil Refilling Company IIIHI' an
" Hour thl place Tim tank contained aboti
5 I eight ilitiii.tnllit Imrrt'U "t crude peirolaun
*1 which immediately ignited, and owing t<
u strung lint tli w lint inevading at tin' tune
:t!ii< ftr' nunutl nearly over their fiitiri
lf f is.irk*
'l'll* lot* 111 oil, both crude ami refined
jof which there w nearly forty lliinumii
• barrel*, atol on the building* and uiacliin
' ■•rv aio) iron tankage ail! not fall iltul
h ■■( two hundred thousand dollar*, M|ioi
, i a lit, li there i* no insurance
'I 1.0 oil a til It* a ere one ul the moat ex
itoiiaivo anil iuol perfect in the country
!iul will be a!ino*l < nttruly destroy <l.
CA It Ul NA I. M I'l.mK RY ItF.CKIY
Kit |tV I UK I'ol'K.
Home, September s Hi* lioltne** re
jceived Cardinal M'llo.kcV at HVH
< I o'clock llil> evening The lector of lilt
~ j American cottr|{ unit lliu lardiiial* act
relarv accompanied. Two cardinal* and
•ev t iat ptelalc* greeted bill! at the ball ol
' the throne. He wax immediately inhered
- into the p |.i> ■ private n|>ar intent alien
r In* liolynt*** rO*U and einbract-'l bun.
i I lity remained alo.ie together tor ball an
hour. I foil leaving the Vatican the car
dinal wn again coin|i|iineiit<-tl hy the pre
late*. I lie date I'.xed lor the holding ol
the chvltlory I* the "Jlili Instead of the '.'.li
ili-l , a reportetl y etlerday.
f• ♦ •
[ A fat.tl t .title diacate ha* broken out
4 , among several druves ol cattle near the
1 | Aucram Lead Miner, Itbinrhcck, N V.
r , N early all have died.
A l.oiid. 'l' *|. cial u\ - that after the I '.lb
' ol tin* luoiitb the latex ol charge- on t able
iiie.-snge, from N. it York t itv and all
t point* cast of Nevv York city, to the I til
ted Kingdom and France, will be reduced
to one shilling sterling per Word Tin* re.
I'durtion w ill cover all kind* uf businea*.
KllOk AND lIKHKLS HOI'TED.
■' St. l"etct*burg, September 7.—A tele
gram ba been received trom tieneral
Kaufman Coiumaiiding the Rui*n expe
■ jdtlion against Ivliokalid rebelx, niinouiic
. ilig that a battle wa fought on the fourth
. in-'.ant, when the Hur-uinx completely ile-
I feat ml tb A force ot tbc rebel* numbering
thirty thousand, wlu) oceuoied a fort I tied
' poxilion which ticuera! (iolovathotl storm
ed. The enemy was pursued by fifteen
vcrxU, aid many of them were killed and
drowned in the Aiundarin river. Several
- guilt and a quantity of other war material
| were capluieJ. L"*es of Uuxiali* Were
inconsiderable. General Kaufman will
continue hix advance against the rebelx.
i when lux mean* of !raiix|>ortaliuii arrive
from Kadshent, ltru*elx.
DAYLIfiHT BANK ROUHERY.
Cincinnati, Setitciuber 0. A GaicUe*
Huntington NY. Va special y ■ While
Mr. Oncy, rtihlrrnf x bunk, vva* alone at
noon to-day, three men entered, aud plac
ing pistols at hi* head, compelled luui lu
open the sale. A colored man happened
in at tlii* moment and **■ also covered
with • revolver and c-'iiuiianded to keep
still, w Inch lie did The robber* *uccced
ed Hi gettu g twstessioli ol >1 1 Utl with
which Iht-y decamped. A confederate
had hcrrs hi waiting An alarm was in
stantly given and citixens and police •tar
led ii. purs oil, but failed 11 overtake the
robber*, who all escaped.
\N hilr William Wat- m, of York coun
ty, l'a , was crossing a cum held, hi* gun
tin- accidcnla y discharged and hit lu- id
blown to pieces III* d-sg guarded Urn bo
dy for t; v e day*, driving away the birds
that had code- led round it and timiily at.
traded the attention of the neighbors by
rutitiiug home, devouring a ha*ty meal
ravenously and hurrying bat k to his
watch.
La*l wick a boy ah- ul cloven year* old
wax set u in Maiden, Mat*., vainly eiidcaV
oting to lead hi drunken father Inline. It
would have be-on a hard and painful tar*
at bc*t, but it wav made -loubly hard and
painful by the fact that the son Was far
drunker than his tire,
/ t ACTION AH pelt-!., ale hereby
i .eulioiie-el against purchasing a note
signed by me and payable to Andrew Har*
t-r, for forty dollar*. Not having receiv
ed value for the xaiiie*. 1 will nut pay it un
isex compelled bv law-.
10 t. pt ;.t JOHN HARPER
Valuable Farm for Sale.
The fine and highly productive Farm of
the undersigned, situate on th.. turnpike,
about 1 mile w e*! of Spring Mill*, is offer
c.l at private talc. It contain* about
!•'* ACRES OF LAND,
umlcr a high state of cultivation, and the
grcatei part under po-l and rail fence, with
all else ill the best oftlet
• A targe two alory PBAMB HOUSB,
I.ARUE KAKN, and all nrrr.nr)- Out
buildings on the premises. Ail tin" build
ing arv K'tsiti • new . and the house ha*
recently bien papered and painted on the
inside. It I* one of the Uioxl dioirablr lo
cat. J farm* in Centre county, being bull
mile from the railroad station. • mvenient
to cliurche*. school*. tore* and mill* An
abundance of good Timber a!* • cor. vent*
• nt. For further information address
JAM KS 1 FOKSTKK,
10 sept tf. Akron, Ohio.
Simon Haines,
CENTRE HALL
Manufacturer of
Cnrrlngcft.
IliiKgii'*.
a Agon**, Ac.
I
Of every description ; running gear for
1 ' all kinds of vehicle*, m ide to order, nnd in
. fir*l vlux* manlier. Being a practical me
chanic. I would WAHUANT ALL
NYoKK to give satisfaction. Repairing
' promptly attended to at the lowest rale*.
Unde'iaking,
: Collins of all style*
i innJe <tn shortest notice. The business
•>f undertaking attended to in all it
branches KespftClfully foliciU a share af,
t public patronage. 'J opt y
NEW GOODS!
—AT TUB— ;'J
Centre Mills Store,■
J. F. THRONE
lias just opened a fine Stock of GEN *
ERAL MKUCHANDISK which he
is selling af
UKKATLY REDUCED PRICKS. !
i
i
Consisting In I
DRY GOODS, ii
ALPAOCAS,
MOH AI Its,
PIQUES,
LAWNS,
MUSLINS,;
PRINTS.
FLOUNTS,
SHIRTING,
TWEEDS,
JEANS,
COTTON A DlvS,
FIN E CASS IM ERS.
KMBORDEHIES,
GLOVES,
SHAWLS,
HOSIERY,
SKIRTS,
RIBBONS.
and fancy articles belonging to the
Grocery department Sugars, Coffees,!
Syrup, N. Orleans Mollasses, Domes |
tio ami Foreign Fruits, eve
rything uaually found in tliis depart-1
incut.
QUEENBW AR E, whole sets or dish
es or by the piece.
uitrci* mii I'V IIM fii in
tiviis.
WOOD and WILLOWWARE.
HARDWARE.
KOHKS, HAKES, SHOVELS HOES,
NAILS. Ac. GENTS' CA |,K BOOTS,
LADIES' BUTTON G\ITo US A MO
ROOOO, CHILDREN'S' SHOE* of|nll
kinds.
TOBACCO A CIO A IIS, all at greatly
reduced prices. Cull and er I >i \ oursel
ves. No charge for showing good .
HIGHEST I'll!* 'Es !• 11Hj,,, oil kii.il*
of Grain, and country /'. ■ lin.takiu in u>
changefar yogj*, I
The iVashlngfon county Homo contai
one hu dred is nil sixty inmates.
The reception of the Army of lb" Cut
ul berlaml took place nt Uticn on the 10, ul
r '' Tins cleiueiiU ol the equinoctial tf
Ml wore in the weather the other day.
I" li i, slated in financial circles 111 l.ohdi
' that Hie State Lino Steamship Company
Seriously involved.
|j Mattiv Keller, a girl of Marcerburi
i- aged II year* fell from a swing one da
rl last week, and was instantly killed.
A fatal cattle diseano has broken out l
, Western New York, and tile farmers an
> drovers ar much alatmcd tliercul.
Tliu tsuminattoii ol Judge I'll tiling
leci-ivcd with universal sal islat lio" by th
- I teiio'c ratie party throughout lite Slate.
flic Catholic bishops 111 Bosnia huv
Iteeii iiutrutled to ue their infiuanco t
'• j Ut-ililalu the paclficnlioll of the roh' lllot
>** |pt>v iIH OI
l' After the 16th Inst Anglo-Auieriinn c*
,l'tleratis will be "lie shilling sterling p>
( j • wurtl f MII N w York to points in Kng
j land and France.
A furious wiinl storm sivupt over th
" town of Normal, 111., on Thursday, cau*
■ nig great damage to house*, barn* am
" smaller building*.
I, At Sliamokin, on I'J, a fight oc
Curicd between leu men, and one
them, felled hi* antagonist with a stout
I hu man was carried home, fatally injur
. ed ami died during the night
According to published statement* th
h summer which has just ended ha* beni
' •.■'cr by live degree* than? th averag
seaion for eighty-vix year*.
■' An invention that would keep cloud* o
dust Irom rolling in at the limit door o
the dwelling would be atuio-l s great i
blessing a* a street sprinkler,
i* The steady yield of ore at the consolida
' ted Virginia silver mine, in Nevada, i
worth Sk'.i** l per hour, or more than #
li ev-ury two second* *
What must be the condition ol tbingi
J in Idaho. One of the territorial judge.
. there ha- d.reeled the grand jury to indid
> all saloon keepers who permit on theii
j premises the playing of taid* for money
j whisky, or any other staki *.
j Sou.* young men in Falls N tiiage. Con.,
ps-rt'tvet' n,i bathing in the river, in full
■ vis* t viral families. At last theheadi
of Uot. families captured the young men,
paintsd hem in do*e imitation of bnrbet
( po'u * 1 let them go.
I DEATHS.
On IJ, in I'etiti township, of- chronic di
' srrhca, Mrs. Sally Kcrslt-tter, relict ol
Leonard Korstettcr, jr., aged jilwul bb
, year*.
On the 'Jtkh of Aug. at /.ion, l'a, Mr.
Jacoii Kaulinan ag- <1 'J Vtaas, •> month*
' and ti day*.
On the 'jKlb ol Aug. at V\ ashingloii Fur
nace, t'lintoii Co., Mr, Je->u (iladfeller,
aged oo year*.
On the 1-t ol Sept., at NitUny Hall, Mr.
Andrew 1' Aiken, aged •'•(* year* and 0
month*.
M A K h 1 A(j ES.
On bv Hev. Fiacber, Mr Jolin Kin
ern-k, of Hotter, and Mis- Annie Weaver,
of (ifegg
On k K -'.h ult .at Oak Hall, by ltev Robt.
Haiuill, Mr Francis Pennington of Fil
more, to Klixsbetb M Fulton ot Centre
F urnace.
MAHKKTS
New York, September 11
Flour, ut>t-r 4 <15(4 'j ss* FUsur,common to
fundi ilKit'i'A Flour, good to choice 6,-
Uo vU NN heal. No 'i Chicago Spring.
I li'sHl "JSJ; Wheat. No a Milwaukee 1 JO
(I 1 SOJ KV C '.*J Corn, ststsra mixed *1
'nt 74 Oat*, s* elern mixed Wis U. Cof
loi Ik'n lIH Kg** !-.}'v 'Ju Sugar, fair to
u<n.d r-fining 7f Petroleum, refined
lis
CHICAGO.
Flour, good to choice & 3ts'*6 70. spring
extras ■> -•*(" -• S7j. NN bcai, O. tobet I l'.'j
.c!l r Sept I loit-tl Ij|. Co.n, *llw Oct
■ ikh seller Sept 51') Oat*. s-!ter Set't Sfsi;
seller Oct I Sy.- i-ller Sept TP-. 7'.*
liar lay, teller Sept I Oij.
PHILADKLPiII A.
Flour, ex lain sUsrits Js' High grades
7 75fc" Vt NVhcat, new I ilUfal -Ft, old
red 1 40(4,1 4'l. Corn, western mixed ~,'lQ
73" yellow 7'Jft>74. t>als, wrstern mixed
4ft
' il K I.I.KK' N I K MAKKhTS.
vVtiiie sYheat 15 Hi-J 110.... HycfW
70 Clo rcrsced S.UJ Potatoes II
LnrU per poun>l A. Pork t>er poundOC
Butter'A Kgg*l& Plaster perton
ill Tallow ft Bncer.lO Ham 15
Lard per pound S cent* Buck wheat
liicu., Fnsur per barrel i<-tai17,00...
Nova Scotia pln*ter >l4 to li. Cayuga
plaster J ',oo per 7SOOO lb*
IN THE ORPHAN R COURT OF CBN*
TKKtOINTY.
in the matter of the estate of A. J.
Y-- log. dee'd. the auditor appointed by
the Court to distribute the ba.ance in the
hand* of the adminittrator* among the
parties legally entitled toreceire the same,
w ill u)o*-t the parties lnlre*ted for the pur
pen ot hi* appointment, on Tuesdav the
tw nty-vightn day >f September, A D.
■ li*7i"i. at two o'clock-, n. m. Nt hi* office in
Retletonte, J. L. SPANfiLKH.
r j Oaepttd. Auditor.
1' A CTION. All person* *'* hereby
Vy cautioned againxt pureha-ing a note,
„ signed bv me and dated August 111, 1(*75 01
. l)ier< about*, as no' signature was obtained
l' satue under false pt etc nee, by a gentle
man calling himself Taylor, but w-hicb 1
have reason to believe is an assumed
name ; the taid Taylor bring a dealer in
what lie calls Kgvptian wheal.
'.l ~pt ,;t UKOKGK WOODS,
* Spring Mills.
U NION SQUARE, N. Y.
i'.uritpcitn Plan.
A SEI.KITKIRUT I'I.ARS HOTKt. la lh> bmrt of
. •utni#tit t %ll HMW of InmAnOl
. itj ftlrok. •!- Mafi* ft'rr-rt car* Im thr do -r
r •! •lUlear.L t frill** aj.J wT 4l>qU j
i.unD(iii<U •tttlftt, i ~mfoiUl4ft and luiuriou* .
"lmiiift" il Hip Hpiniior fr Umm umn#) lhn At tUr (
hfgri tirtUUn ImteU Kl|fttiU) farniftbrd ronaii
il t; pet i|y upward* i'*rtt*jf htrw I* uied *•
'nion Nqutr la mil) rriclinl hj trwt car* or >U
e J. I . I HOhT, l*r\|iictot.
M|t Un
FOH FALL PLAKTipO
i H \ Fruit and Ornamen-
Ul Tract, Evergreens,
Ornamental Shrubs,
I'liinhing Plants, flrapet, Currants, I
Liooscln tries, Strawberries, Raspberries,;
nd other small Fruits, Asparagus, Rhu
barb" Ac.
SEEDS FOH FALL SOWING is 1
Q I Q
Orchard, Ivv. Blue. llcrd>KJv v/VlkJ
i lt< d Top), Clover, Timothy
and other Grass Seeds : Turnip Seeds of all
kinds; Vugetabla gnd Plawa deed);
Hedge and tree Seeds Bt LBS—lJva
cinth*. Tulips, Croous, Lilies, and other
Bulbs for Fall planting ; Horticultural
Goods, Terra Cotla Warn, A-'. Send for
price list, or enclose 26c for full illustrated
Catalogue. Address
EDW'D J EVANS A CO.,
Nurserymen and Seedsman, York, Pa.
I'.i aog dm.
Headquarters for Boots am) Shoes !
P O XV E R S'
BOOT ANO SHOE STORE,
Opposite Rhs)t IJomSG,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Powers' 800 l A Shoo Store i the largest
and best stocked cstnbli-hmeiit in Centre
County,
He keeps constantly on hand a full
line of
II O O T S A \ l> S II O K N.
He is lust opening the largest stock of
Spring Goods ever brought to Bcllcfar.tc.
£ 3 IN £ 3 >J D £ §
for Initios, kopl constantly on hand.
Boots and Shoes for mon nml women, of
all styles, quality and prices, from the
most costly to tho.cheapest, constantly
kept on hand.
WE DEFY COMPETITION !
either iu quality or prices. Call ami
exauiiuo his new stock of Spring ami
Suumicr CjooiL, nml you will tlml it
to your advantage. A pr'2ll v
JOHNSON'S HOI'EI 7,
IIKI.I.KVONTK, I'A.
Johnson A Stm's. proprietors having
relitlcd and nowl.v furnished this house an
now prepared to accommodate traveler!
in the most igtUt'actory manner.
STORK, NF.W WOW AM
Panic Prices
lu 11. A. Ist It It I MF.lt.
rni at the old Centre Hill stand.
Just opening ailock of
7. NEW HOODS,
OLD FASHIONED PRICESt
*' A largo variety of
•' I.ntlifs Dreu Ooodi
Great Bargxiiis ill
i, t Mtialius nud Cnlicoea
nil Heady-made Clotliinc
Wttiranted to Buit
~ iiia Cloth* and Cassimerf,
h> Cant be excelled
His Grocery Department.
t , %*tonl*hc# every one lii nsrortineiil and low
u , price*.
-yrup, Suger, Tea. Coße**. Canned fruila,
Douiestic ami Foreign Fruits, Cheese,
and every other article belong,
v ing to the Grocery Depatt-
K m c 11 t
e-tf Farmers, Mechanics and j-aborer*
j look to your interest One dollar saved i<
1 dollar In pocket. Then tall and see at
• what astonishingly low prices.
N.. trouble to show (food*."•4
Also the choicest Fauitv Fuii'k al
j- way* on hand. Apr. 10, y.
Miller & Son,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
DKALKKS IN
" I'VHE uuvas
AND MEDICINES,
1 CUKMICALS, OILS, DYK HU FFS
PKHFI MKKY. NOTIONS,
FANCA A HTICI.Ks
J ' FOE THE TOILET,
' Ac.. Ac. Ac.
a I*l at: WINK AND I.KM lilts,
for .medicinal purpose*
Tt uaeca tt' Supporter* in great variety.
Also, choice
CIGAUS AND TOBACCO,
' and all other article* usually kept in a
first class Drug Store.
„ Prcarriptioua carefully Compounded.
I, oct tf MILLER A HOB.
• BTSATTY
THE BEST IN USE afirSand .tamp
far Circular. DA MEL F BKA'ITk.
, t NVaalitnglou, New Jt-r*ev.
NEW YORK
t
- BUANCII STORK,
McClaib'* Block, Directly Opp. Bush
House,
I
Bellefonte, Pa.
11. II KM WAN A CO., Prep'ra.
Dry Goods,
HOSIERY, LINENS, KMBKOID
EKIES, WHI I E GOODS, LA
CES. NOTIONS A FAN
CY GOO DB.
BTKICTLY FIRS T-C LASS GOODS
Ik-low tlif I sua! Pricrti.
'• Nov 12 if.
.
r ft. WILADV. t. A ftl- ftt ft ft SUcAfc
WILSON & HICKS,
' NVHOLKSALK AND RETAIL HARD
-1 WAKE DEALERS.
IRON, PAINTS,OILS, GLASS,AC
Builders Hardware
COACH MAKER'S GOODB.
CABINET MAKERS STOCK. \
Stoves of All Kinds.
CHILDREN'S BUGGIES,
WAGGONS, CARTS, &C.
WILSON A HICKS.
Bellefonte, Pa.
" NOTICE.—We will sell to rwspouaiblej
. men on three month* credit. Will take
off 5 per cent for ca*h which is equal to 'Jft
' i per cent, per annum 11 will pay the pur
■■haser to borrow at 10 from other parties.
. if be can save in buying from us. In this
1 way a o can turn our money and sell low
• tr. Mar 15. tL
JO II A' ( AMP S
Furniture Rooms,
n!
MILUOY, MIFFLIN CO., PA.
Extension Tables,
Chamber Suits,
Fined* Common Furniture,
• Coni-ting in part ol BUREAUS, BED
1 STEADS, CAIN and WOOD SEAT
d CHAIRS.
" The public generally arc invited to call
and *<e the fine assortment of FI'RNI-
Tl'Hl- to be found at tho above establish
ment, all ot our own Manufacture.
Undertaking in all iU branches,
Coffins, Casket* nml Shrouds.
Having purchased an elegant Hearse, 1
will attend all orders of undertaking 1
may receive from Ponnsvalley, Centra Co.
Pa: JOHN CAMP.
Jan US tf.
¥ oilN F. POTTER, A
l Collections promptly made and
•pcciul attention given to those having
lands or property for sale. Will draw up
and have mclsnowlodged Deeds, Mortgages,
Ac. Office in the diamond, north grdeo
the court house, Bcllefonle. oot22'<S9U
I AS. M MAN't'S, Altniaij at Law
Hcllefonte, promptly attrnds to a>l
buriaoss entrusted to uim. iui2,'o£t
( d"U II M I~N GS 11 ou s r
V o-o AJ
Bellsfoste. PA
ISA AC M 11.LK R, Proprietor.
The Cummings House, on lti-hop street,
is one of the plcasanlest located hotels in
the town II has the best stable* in the
place, has an e|p9llont llyi-O' Attach jd and
every atteulioii will be paid guests. N>
pains will ho spared to make it a pleasant
and Hgrocable stopping pUco for liio pub
lie. Boarding by the day or week, and
rates charged will always bo found very
low. June 1".
Excelsior Cement
The undersigned now manufactures Ce
jmont WARRANTER OF A JUTKHIOR
'll'ALnk, at his kilns, mutr Pine
I Creek MiH. in Haines twp. This eomant
I lias already been used in large quantities
| Ipon thu L. C. A S. C. Kit . and has been
I round highly satisfactory upon all jobs
I where it has been used, and as equal to
any now mi<nuta\turod for use in Cl*-
FERNS, WATER PIPES, or whatev*
purpose n good quality t:f luclit is ilc-i-
Table TUs padnrnt has already been
Itested far alid wide, and rendered the ut
I most satisfaction. Persons, therefore eon.
-Iructing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes,
Ac., will lind it to their advantage to bear
this in mind, and also, that he warrants tin
ariit'le us represented.
J. G. MEYER,
may 21 tf Aaronsbure. I's
W. A. CURRY,
t i vnti: iiti,L,Pt,
Would 111 .1 r> ,|L> S-tf)l'ly tuforiu the cit
ixonj of thik \j inily, timl he luu started >
ntiw Hoot and Shoo Simp, mid would b<
i thankful for a share of the public patron
ago. Boots and Shoos made to order and
according to stylo, and warrants his work
(to equal any nude elsewhere. All kindt
of repairing done, and charges reasonable
Give him a call. fch 13 ly
Chas- H. Held,
t inek, Uulfliitiuks rsi
Mill hfi m, Ouire Co., Pa.
.il! kind- ot Clocks, \\ ate lies and Jewehq
jof the latest styles, n- also the MaranvilL
l':.|.*iil t'aleiiucr ('locks, provided with *
, complete index of the month Hiid day o.
. the month and week on its face, vyhL'V L
j warranted as nperfegt limp-keeper.
jtSfplowks, Vyatchos and Jewelry jg
paired e& th&n nutken&d w*rrgta,
■—ass——*
fj \ FOR MINEB, '
■ J \ Deep Well Pumps,
,i m if\ If Cistern Pumps,
Anti-Frezing Pumps.
u" mw u a\ i"** 4 * y% }} t*"* 1 * 6 IUMt,,> f***
uu AAA A""""a rwiT j Irrrrf fmi Imam
'I ' a C(i A A % I* II L I #;
<i<*4j<4 a a mmujumi p hp kekes BtMM ""
IIIIIUv Nil MS
J OF ALL KINDS.
ft///// Hone Packing Bell and Bras
>. Founder*, aud Manufacturers of the CELEBRATED
. Sheriff Patent Steam Syphon Pump.
• 6 %.5 c ttdfar illustrated catalogue aud price //#'."VaC
-
J. B. SHERIFF &so:<r,
.... , M WATEH ftt., * M Wi iraar.
ajr. ly. I'ITTSf I KG U, PA.
M
- ' " r " raa.
SHOR TLIDGE & CO, CO AL, LIRE, *e..
WILLIAM BHOBTLIDGK. BoND VALENTINE
SHORTLIDGE CO..
Burners aud Shipper* of the celebrated
r wmm to Mm. z
Dealers in the very best grades of
iANTHRACITE COAL j
The only dealers io Centre County who sell tba
W! 11 LI Kl Ei Si Bl Aijl; Ri E 01 A! L
from the old Baltimore mines. Also
SHAMOK IN AND OTHER GRADES
. of Anthracite Coal dryly housed expressly lor hoare use. at the lowest prices
DEALERS 1 AT /A.
They pay the highest prices in cash for grain that the Eastern markets will tfiti
WHEAT,
CORN,
lIYE,
OATS,
CLOVER SEED &C.,
Bought or will he sold on commission when desired, and fall price* guaranteed las
formation concerning the grain trade will he furnished at all timsa to farmer.
with pleasure, free of charge.
RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER.
FIRE BRICK AND GROUND FIRE CLAY.
DEALERS IN
CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER,
j which is always sold at low prices, and warranted to be at good a fartiliaar as an
I other plaster. * **
£>?/]s£ AMD 7A3D
NEAR SOUTH END B. E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT,
' BKH.EFO.VTE. PA.
r
GREATBAKGAXS AT THE HARD-L
, WARKSTORKOF (J
MUSSER & RUNKLE 8R05.,:
Mtllhelm, Pa.,
i 4
Wu< luaii WD Retail Dealke* M
XI
u
HEAVY*SHELF HARDWARE.
rhoy hare juat returned from the Eastern J
CiUet, where they have purchased a we!!'
selected stork of
HARDWARE. Cutlery, Irox, Nails,,
Oils. Paists. Varnishes, Puyyy, jt
n UILDERS <t CO ACH MAKERS?
GOODS.
|
Plasterers ami Maeoua,
twiddlers, Shoemakers,
Housekeeper*, and iu fact,
HARDWARE FOR EVERYBODY, J
Wo rail particular attention to a fine as
sortment ot Picture Frames and Moulding,)
very cheap.
WALL vV WINDOW PAPER,
Aud Curtain Fixtures of every kind.,
COACH and W AGON M A K KRS— I'our
attention is called to our stock of Spokes,
Hubs. Felloes, Shafts, Poles ud Buggyj
Wheels, all of No. 1 quality and selling ve
11 y cheap. tWr stock is large, and cm
4ta*ly being renewed, and we are selling!
—wholesale and retail—at very low prices.!
Remember—much money has been lost by|
pacing too much for Hardware, Try
iliilHtr & Jlu/iida iBjVtJ
They buy for Ca-h and sell at Cash Prices
for less profit than any other Hardware
Store in the County.
Call and see us. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
MU&SRRA RUN ELK BRO S
atfg 27-y '74
• I
BUY YOUR DRUGS FROM
ItAXKIjrS
Drug Store,
NEXT DOOR TO IMS DEBCHNER GUN
STORE.}
IF RES II AND CH;EAP
I Apr. 22
j . D. M. Kittkniiouse ' ""
"WITH
ROOys, St HH IMK d CO.
. WHOl.bftAHf US.ALKRB IW
Fish, Cheese and Prevision*,
W North Delaware Avenue,
137 North Water Street.
I . „ PHILADELPHIA.
G Idvui J,b*w*a
Pennsvalley
nan King Co.
CENTRE HALL. PA
at AI! RJt fKVE DEPOSITS.
And Allow In/ereaL
Discount Note
But I*ll
UovcrnmeDt Securities Gold mad
Pxrgg Horr**. Wa. R. M^lT -
— r "*'l Cashier
UIERY ItOCKKIBOrr, I, B. IBVUIT
Preeident, Cashier.
QENTUE COUNTY BANKING G0
(Late Miltiken, Hoover A Co.)
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Allow interest,
Discount Notog, • '
BUT uci B*ll.
CovernmeDt Secut "ties, Gold A
apl(TGßtf x T . t||
m BltchJy'i~
J (( Bwwd?D3
■ market, by popular verdict, the
iß||i best pump foe the least meaty
Attention w invited to BlatebtcFs
*9i'Wm Bracket, the Rrep
Vsatfkll Vhvck *)*• which caa he witk
drawn without diaturMag tha
'Joints, and the copper chamber
I which never cracks, seals* or nuts aal
will last a life time. For sale by Denies*
and the trade generally. In order a bo
sure that \ou get Blatchley'e Pump, bo
careful and see that it has my trade-mark
*t above. If you do not know where a
buy, descriptive circular*, together with
jthe name and address of the agent aearal
Sou, will be promptly fureisaed by ad
resting, with stamp.
CHAS 0. ILATCMLXT, luifutvsr.
5011 (Amunerre St., Philadelphia, Pa.
I II marital.
■tf lfeyer's Poultry Ptwder.
0 toe are ehUEsa skaters aai
y Ja wdtaarr stteetloa msltso-
Hams ut proper fuStsg.
TT . _ wltk a BMdrul nppif sf
: aatt,crlisa•*(•!)•llAßnalagßaaierlsL sageaemsg
'I toff s¥tryivataeoeaaemsßUWeleagte *r
fwAWIUsboUi profit sad plauiurs. Packags Seta.
■' to'mSes A iUZ T
A. C. Him * CO. BaMaov*.
THE ADJUSTABLE
'SPRING BED,
The Rest ani Cheapest now in use. Mam*
ufuctured by
DANIEL DKUK. Bellefonte, Pena'a.
s*-tU U and tee (Arm tyort jwtrshacotf
■ nUitr. lap gj
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