HIE i EM Hi: ItEPORTKR rIUTIUSDA Y OCT. 14, 1375. I.ODOE MEETINGS ( VI II ill Uirxi*. No s IpofO. F, moot rn,o -' mil) i-ienllK In th <l.it Hsll .1 \1 iliu li.ASH, Seel II r ISsNKVV, A <1 <> I. I out l,> ~K. No. :. I A M Ttnim lu esenlM. o of flor esoti foil moon In tn< I I'.Ht'aiAi HK. Seet. W, 11 W M Pa.MiHis* r of 11. m*K* on Sslnnl*) < Urn ionon or ftr inch full moon, ! LOCAL ITEMS. Oar friend* vvill'Todlg.- bv -ending I,Mil- local now* .11 their Jo* giv : >•< tad- only. and **' will VHt MO.# u .hi... nU.i notice* m deaths and marr. * : V'.v ...• - ultng a* the nam. - of*ix now uh .< ribor*. with tne cash, will bo etltit.e, to receive tho lUrounnoiuM-w free. l u.i Kkimß".*i bom* rr oi by neatly emrv lodv thi* S'-.o ot the county win r<- it lima larger circulation :hn Any two papers. will bo found the beat medium for advertising nusitie**, sate--, A. . - :G-Sub-oril>ors to tko Reporter. rescu ing culsido >l Centre county. *hould r mil us lit omit*, yoarly. for postage which i|] pav horo ; Ibis reduce- IhepotUtf* to one hall*. as the in Phl bv them tot . no year's poiUge m as A* els. 100 on M'rinnJsy morning ! > t a: inch thick. The Luih. rr.il congregation of R- I, rsb.irg intend erectile * now church. -Mr. John M.'jr sold b;* form. ah* m II miltt mo#i of Rebersburg. to Mi chael n:>hol, for $11,500. \V.I had tho first snow -tor .a of tho <asoii on ia*l Tuesday Mtomillf. 11. h. w ever, did no am >unt l > onoegh t > sot the sleigh bell# to jingling —Tho wagon-maker shop of 4au*- Wo n or. at Aaron-burg *- en ■ r • ! Tuesday night last, - d robbed o. a'.l hi, tool* S- me fellow must want t se: up in that business, sure. Tie balloon that was logo up from ihe fair ground on Wednesday .st. t-u-.- e.l. immediately after it wa* inflated. The neat gas bag that will bust is Pan * st " ing> Mr. George Swab, of Harris, var. keep up with the foremost iti r*iin< pota loos. lie had a patch, 21*60 -cot, and irom it ho raised 1W bushels of .ate rose potatoes. This i> a rewatkab e yield, and our friend Saab may we.l boast oi it. The Methodists of this place are makii.< an effort to raise fund* to build the • to. i o • . their row church 13S feot in he gt t. —ll is said thai Hustings slid tides . u*. daby to the fair ground and yells "stand back, men, stand back there. Poor teU low, a "committee' will bo appointed at next court. Harry Hale,, of Ballefunt*. won the shoulder stone |ri*<\ thrown g the store 81 yards and 2 itches Charles Svhreyer, of Centre county, walked fl*e miles in forty minula*, and won the prize , Guyer. of Clinton county, being second. A Clearfi. d marksiuan earned offthaprtw f r the beat rifle shot. A young uac, by name of tvr.uo, from Brushvaiiey, received a flcshwound in ...s hou d.r, from Ihe ace.dental dis charge of a revolver, on last H ednc*day 6, w i:>; with a party of comrades on the way from Bellefcnte to Milesburg in a wayon. The young men were amusing th-.rr.selvcs by nring their revolvers in the air, when one popped off a little preuia tureiv, and sent a ball into the ot vouiig Coodo, causing a flcshwound. Let this e a Warning to youngsters against carrying pistols, they are as dangerou* to play with a* rattlesnakes, and in tbi# country there is ao need of any one carry iug such fire-arms for protection. Beside* a recent act imposes a penalty for carrying concealed weapons. The Centre county fair, last week, was a ucces- in some respects, and a fail ure at d a humbug in other respects. So far a, the attendance on the part of the hard-fisted yeomanry of this countv was concerned, particularly on Thursday, it was a success. So far as concerned the number of entrie*. or article* on exhibi tion, it was a failure, and i?oi worth ten certs to l> k at. So far as concerned the price of admittance—raised from '25 to lid cents—it was a humbug und a swindle, wh.ch will not soon be forgotten by our P-" p'e ; and so tar as concerned the regu iaf! n for gaining an admittance to the grounds, at a deiav of an lit ur or tw o be fore a n.au and his twain .en d gain en trance through the gate, it a misera ble price of jackass is in, with a plentiful *upply of red-tape flopping The idea that a crowd— or niiies of teams—mutt be k<pt waiting until a fingleprrs ; or two, can fumi-h each one with a ticket, and thus keep the middle and end waiting for hours, causing teams to block up tbe roads and jam and run into each other, endangering the lives of rr.en, women and children, is one that wc cannot at all com mend. nor did it present ilseif favorably to ar.y one cot in the red tape business. There is certainly a regulation by which this dangerous annoyance could have been obviated; why not employ half a dozen competent men between tho grounds and town and in town to sell ticket*, thu- sav ing time lost at the shanty in gcttii g tick ets ur.d fumbling a-ound for change? It d* tbe people wL > have been imposed up o .—the farmer* from Pcnn, Bru-h, Nit taiiy and Bald Eagle vallies who make the fair, not at all the parties that make tiiem • selves *o conspicu u- in bos-ing thecr wd around. It just appeared to us as though the fair was carried on by, for, and in the interest of a single locality, to which the country people mu.-t go to be laughed at. One of the "bosse#," when the mile of team* had stood an hour bef >re being able to more ten rods nearer the gate, and acme, out of over-taxed patience, fcit like breaking ranks, yelled out, "hellow there, you country feller*, you better take care what you're about." We'll, we dare say, that if these "country fellers" lake it into their he ads to set up a little fair of their own, they will be aide to do it with out subjecting their town-cousins to such insults and annoyances, and if they did it with no better regulations, we think that the swearing that would be heard from the town "fellers" would gain them the prize at any exhibition of profanity. The "country fellers" see all this, and talk about it too—they are not the ignor amuses that some take them to be, and while they are willing to go to the Socie ty's grounds at Ilollcfonte, and put their articles there for exhibition, and besides leave a l eap of their hard-earned money on the spot, they must not be imposed up on, tor these "tellers" have it in their pow er, ufter all to dry up the whole thing, red-tape and all. Mer; hants and others going to New York will do well to read the card of tie Spingler House, Union Square, New York. Comfort, luxury, convenience and economy are the advantages offered at this select and excellent hotel. oct7 lm ♦ ♦ ♦ IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS -The un dersigned is now prepared to sell Brick at his kilns at Centre Hall to suit purchasers, at reasonable rates, also to furnish or con tract Brickwork. S. S. FA UN Kit. 7 oct y SCHOOL TAX NOTICE. —The taxpayers of Potter school district arc hereby notifi ed that the tax-dupiicate has been placed in my hands for collection. All tux paid on or before December Ist, next, will have 6 per cent, deducted, and from that date to January Ist the amount on duplicate will be payable, and all taxes unpaid aflei January Ist 1870, will go into the hanOs ol a collector with an addition of o per cent. A. II HOSTEKMAN, 7 oct Bih. Treasurer. Auction ! Auction !—The goods remain log in the store of S. S. Wolf, dee'd, u Centre Hall, will be sold at Auction, oi Wednesday, October 13, afternoon ant evening, and sale will be continued ead day and evening until all goods are sold Every article offered and on hand, will b sold without toiorve. A good stock stil <>n bund. A chance for Bargains. Ladies Furs, Store Fixtures and a goo< safe will be offered for sale, ISPAWLS FROM PEN If, NOW AM TH KM The M llheini base ball club headed h the Millheim band, wont to IVnn Hall i last Saturday, to engage in a match cam with the Pviin llsller*. The Milllieiv buys made ihe IVnn H <ll hij s walk pre! !>• ty lively. <>i elsa liiey v,,>uld not !ia\ e uu<4 m so many rounds Our boys eame li on ,f all covered with (their new -nils.) Rev John Kramer, -on <>t Mr. Panic K ramer, >f IVnn Iwp. was at home on i visit over last Sabbath- H<' pruu' <1 ii 14 the Kvangal <al church in Mil In oi e Sunday morning, hi Peni f kin Ih " alleryo>m, ill tb<' licrnian 'anguage at l>< il places, and at Milllo ini ><■ am in tin ,\n w .eg in the Hc.gii- Mr Kniu< r ;< liiai <1 tit tor the cause lie i- representing, i- at able re as oner and profound thinker. * Home bu-y body of a jcpubh. an, li v been rirculatmg me petty circulai n ihro.iglt town, with the intention < t taku t v, lers fia ni Mr. Per-hing Hut it -t< ad < ' doing thai, the j eople ire the nnire dp h teraiitiej to g.ie him an increased major. ty. r The&r>t uiouulliont e <<ted in tliS- Mill heitn cemetery *■ put up Lt << i memory ot lather A K. Deiuiugci' ano wife It wa< inanota,.ur< d by Me--r --neiuir.gpr A Mu>-er of Mill < m. It an excellent job which i- an>iher pro i that Domingoi A Mti- ct . :.n Mial wi'.h > i " exes*l wnv ot! er :sb!i*hniciit of ihe hu<<: in the country. 1 would recommend all in need of work in their ne to go and ex e amine lhe*r work before p. . .. 4 *••• where. Then *is niwava :lrt < las*, a' e iher are gentlpmaii to deal with, in every resiwct. Next in orJc- i ern -king. , An innumerable iewt of gray rtel , have been shot this season, (cr at .< t j, -hot at) and still their number doe- tu>t - aui t>bediminished. W. L Mu-ser shot two d or la*, wee'., while hurting in tho neighborhood of Fowl. - in tho mount.-,: - -<•-U < A . t-on-burfc. * Kunkle Hro-, the Hardware no,n are doing a rousing buaine.-- They -eeni to be the right men to - apply the w of P , • people. 1 | The Sabbath -el • >':* < f IVnn t w ..- p, * that arc subject to the so called "w inter ' dinws. ' ate still in a healthy e.: vfiti- 11 and pronasir g tog.- cu sue - 1., y May . they continue th-j year round. , The public schools of Pcnn twp. will , v-pen on tbe '.oth lust. The linn of Hai.nun A Krhard have again dif-olvod partnership Mr. Hart man wdl conuuue tbe busn.es- at the old place, while Mr Krhurd intend- I move back on his form in the spring. 10 is. C. For the Reporter. Dkar Editor.—Have you been to the fair? Have you dear reader? Echo An swers, Ye*, and were beautifully hum buged. Not only humtiuged, but -w.:i dlci at every turn that w K - uiade. in the first place an extra charge for stable room for a hor-e in town, next twenty five cent- hack fare to the Fair gr- .::.ds . \l was an additional robbery of ten ceiits (abote wi.al was |>aid other year- to ga.n adntittance to ttio grounds. Now we are it.-iJe. What is to be seen ? Nothing but a great living nia-s of human b<-ings that have been duped and swindled just as wc hare been. Well misery loves company. •So we take a -troll ar. und the ground*. There w- really nothing to be-ceo—noth ing but what could be shown by almost any o>k farmer in IVnn* Valley, with the addition of the Industrie! Machine Shop & Foundry, of Centre Hall. We J began mu-ing to out-self, Why is this ibu? Well probably we are all somewhat to blame for the failure, by not having some of our own product* entered. But we have done this before at as heavy expense and never received tbe credit or et.c -ur agement we should have received. The premiums and awards gent-rally went to certain favored par.ies year nfler year But why did the powers that bo charge the ■ ten ccnU extra these hard times? Proba bly they were inflationists.) They must intend 10 close out the business and thought they would make a big haul in the end. Wo predict the thing will row bo offered for sale. It would be well enough, for the people do not propo-e to patronize it any more. We have concluded tl.at it i- one of the monopolies that Bill Brown talks | about and should be busted up. .Still we ' are in favor of Fair* an i I cltevc tlioy should bo bel-i every fall. And would suggest to tho people of Penn- Valley, that they cull a meeting during tho com ing winter for the purpose of organizing an association to be called Tho Farmer* and Mechaoi. - As->cl:ition<.-f Penns Val . ley (or any other nam. . Let its object be . to hold a fair -ncc a year. Tbaro is capi tal enough, products en--ugh and brain | enough, to have aEr i cla— Fair here in tho vnlioy, without being controlled by the ten cent inflation!-!*. More again en this subject. Yours, etc. 1 Dcrtc. 1 —• ♦ • D F. Luse is rather elevated this I week—ho is painting the Lutb. church steeple. We always thought Danny was destined to rise, t —Mr. David Klepper is to be the . bui! cr of tbe sti . plv f>r the new Mith - . dit c hurch here. : Auction, every afternoon and even • at tho store of S. H. Wolf, dee d All I good* to be sold—no reserve. Com* in 1 for bargains now. Rev. Bouse went out (JI -<juirrol- as re go to pre**. If he shoots 37 we wiil re- i sort next i-sue. The valuable farm of Win. Klie- t lcc'd, near Centre Ilall, is offered at pub ic sale. See advertise went in Reporter. Tlie Sons I '7l, of tlii* county, held i convention on la.-t Thursday, at Bella, fonte, nnd made the following nomina tion : "sheriff— Uro. Alexander, I'nionville, ex-sheriff.) I'rothonotnrj-—Abel Campbell, Snow shoe. Register—Robert Stine, Patton. Recorder—J. S. Proudfoot, Milesburg Cotnmisionar.—Allen Bartholomew, Halfmoon. Auditors—C. H. Hess, Win. C'ronoble. Coroner—Dr. E. A. Ku-el. We are prepnr-<1 to print sale bills at tbo shortest notice, and at most reasona ble terms. Our stock of display type is full and embraces many styles. Persons contemplating making !c at any tinsel arc invited toe-all nnd • xamine our speci mens. A tramp, about 10 years of age, was robbed of sl2 and thrown from a tr.nn at Bell's Mills by thrco of bis companions last week. They bad boarded the train going tail at Altoona. The victim was run over by the cars and had his log cut off above the knee and the other foot taken off at the ankle. —About twenty miles from Jersey .Shore near the mouth of Solomon's Run a paying silver mine is reporti d to have been discovered. The ore yield* 20 per cant of silver. Xhc democracy had an enthusiastic meeting in the court-house on last Tues day evening. The seats were crowded and the aisles were filled. The meeting was presided over by Hon. 8. T. Sbugert, assisted by a number of Vice Presidents and Secretaries, lion Iliester Clytner, Hon. R. -M. Specr, and Col. Bush ad dressed the meeting in eloquent and tell ing speeches, which were listened to with the greatest attention Look out for u good report from old Centie. The -Mill heim brass bund furnished excellent music for the occasion. • The fair being over aud nothing more to bo seen, the people have settled down to thinking SechlePs after all is tin best place to see things—the first and bes of every thing—aud buy them cheap too Sechler's variety is equal to any thing a D the -late fair, and far ahead ot any count lair between San Francisco and Horn ty town, noar which place they ara just not • n building a new church, because the oh ne one having tn-.-n raised, fell trout its screw m and went to pieces. This new edifice i >t- larger, and kutlt of frame. Rev. Gal i. braitli, f->rnier!y of this plaee, Is Ihe e.ui ie tractor, an.l the way the people there liavi been enabled t<i put up a new church it el place <f the ono that tumbled over, is bj a the money saved in buy tug their hotieoboK ne -itle- at s, chiefs. Wuodorftil, llow <li gi end goo-l r< -ult* olieti tl.iw tints ill ie directly b\ tlie disinterr-ted dee.!* of goo ll lit vll. i w l*bing lo huv the milking 1 Tub - s.iv .-Iti-.--I in the K.-p 'rter. can K' „ th. ui at (hi* offie. Price $2 per set 01 four, and guaranteed no humbug 111111.11114) OUIAIMM) Pfßl WINS rite difficulty l" obtaining a | nr. R wine f-r *ickiie. i* oil* great cause whv , phv-iriuns refii-e to prescribe it where they know itw.uld be a benefit or even cur* tin ir patient, because they fear ilia) some potsoucut mixlur ew ill be giv.-n theul in -(*.! vf Pott \\ .ue, and tho injury be ir r.p.ru'd- S.utie California wines am bo ; tug terribly mixed and adulterated wall ocohol an water and other ingredienU to make it cheap, *0 a* to bring a greater prof. , u from the sales There i* an eacellenl Port, said to 1 tbe flne?t wine in th* mar ! set, made in Now J. r e>, Irom the Dporto ii tirape, by Alfred Spear, that h beooiue the ino-t reliable wine tor Hospital and ( 1 aiuu.oa purpoecik I'bis witiehas heei. thoroughly ai.aly-.d and ipronounced by rlienu-t- t • be tbe pure juice of the grape, .ml to contain the most valuable medicinal properties ll is sold bv druggists who lurch*-* din-ct from Mr Speer \'inc ( i rda It; New J.-rsy ~E-Vr iuy #V.r. tdb. Zoller A Son, llellofonte W Kk. k ill) Dkatll -Hn Saiur*lay uigai ia*t, al about eleven o'clock, a heavy wreck occurred at the deep fill on the line ofihe Tyrone and Cleat field rail road, twelve mile* from this pltce, result ing in t!u> total or partial deslrucliou of more lhaii twenty car*, and the death of ' the conductor, Mr. James C. Miller. The I articular-, a* told us by 0110 who was there, are u- follow* The train was made up at the Sutnm.t, *ome miles north cf the fill, and was composed of seventy car* loaded with coal and lumber) and three engine- one in tront, engineered by J C. Hurley, and two in the r.ar, run ly John II Buriev a::d George liibbs. While coming r und tbe fill .t ) supposed the train broke and the car* parted, and when they . .mo together aga.n one was thrown from the track, and the rear engines being to motion pushed some twenty-two car <>ver each other and down tbe bank on ether ide ot the road, before it was dis covered what was tbe matter, the night be tig very dark and train so very long Mr. Miller was somewhere near the mid dle of the train, and was in the act, ac cording to his own -tateuient, of passing from one car to another wliea the wreck occurred, and was caught and crushed be tween them, and rolled about naif way down the embankment, where he wa* found lying against a log He was picked up and carried to a house near by, where he died in three hour* after the accident vcuned, having been perleclly sensible all the time Hi* injuries consisted of the cru-hiug of bis right hip and a portion of the bowles. His remains were brought to iii* ! m i.i Tyrone, and interr--J in the cemetery on Tuc-day forenoon, Rev- WiLon and M,-ore conducting the funeral exercise-. was sleul thirty three years of nge. was a consistent mem ber of the M. K. Church and a very ex cedent man. He leave*a wife and three children to mourn his sad and untimely d. nth. A large force of men was put to work at t r.ce, and by the middle of the following day the road was cleared of all timber-and other debris. Mr. J a me* A. Bell, brakeman, was slightly injured.— 7\ ' ie Herald. JHO. JTPATTERSON SOLDOI'T. ; Of all tbe Slates that havo been cursed by tho domination of the carpet-baggers, S.iutli Carolina has been aio*t plundered and .Ie- -luted by their tread. They amass ed fortunes by the most shameless plunder and multiplied office* to be filled by them selves and their dependents. But a halt ha- been called. The day of reckoning ha- coiue at last, and the once affluent car pet-baggers havo c me to grief. Amongst the number whoso effect* arc advertised by th--Sheriff at Columbia, S C., we find I". S Senator John J. Patterson, formerly of Mifflint >wn Pa., whose household goods 1 are to be sold. Lis cottage, fortunately ! for him, is beneath feminine control, *0 that honest John's creditors are unable to I ncq.i.ro a title to it through their cxecp-' | tions ngsin-t him. A few years ago he -.tried hi* nomination f>r (' mgre*s in the F< trtl Congressional District, upon the ground that ho owned three railroad* through that di.-trict, tho I'r.ioti and Spar tanburg. the Laurens, and the Blue Ridge' roads, while he wa* Vice President of a . fourth, theGrconviUa and Columbia rail j r.>ad. But li s title deed* have all wilted, , and lii- cups and saucers, tables and chair*, arc all that th-'-heriff can find to adver li- ■-ut of the colossal fortune which re wi.rJ' 1 tliuS.-nnt ir'-hone-t labours in that State. His g.,.d lady, though not so active, has been more fortunate and has been able t< retain the Man-ard-roof cottage and ' water work- as the price of her cr.durence, 1 sothnt probably she will be able to buy the household) good* also.— Pemo • erat. • • ♦ /.Y TF. It Es 77.V < i "DA. ID LETTER" STATIST I<S. A recent report, emanating from the! p<wst office department, gives some inter esting statistic* in regard to the "dead ' letter" subject, which will interest those jK-rsons who are forever contributing, through carelessness, to this branch of! the public service. It is shown that in 1*74 the dead letter office at Washing ton handled 4,6*41,773 of the 8< *>,<"* m.UdO letter carried in the mails. Of these 1,- 39*2.-24 were de1ivered,2,322,910 destroy ed, and the balance wore filed or still re main not acted on. The actual or nom nal value of the entire number was ?4, 037,429, u5. Photographs were enclosed in 3H,707, sums of less than $1 in 19,894. Large sum* of money nre frequently I found in these letters. Several months ago a check for s",},Out), drawn to bearer, came to light when an unstamped envel ope was opened, but the owner, was easily found. A cabinet of curiosities, taken from dead letters, is kept on exhibition. There are several handsome g"ld watches, a diamond ring prized.by an expert at S2OO, and other articles of jewelry. There is a bottle of holy water, a lump of opium weighing eleven ounces, and various other drugs. Fancy work of all characters, false hair, undergarments and gloves, veils, neck ties. ribbons, stockings, etc., too numer ous for description. Every fouryears an auction is held, and all the stock is sold. Comparative reports for the last five years show a steady increase in the number of dead letters received. The New York supreme court lias de termined to bring the Tweed suits to a termination. In an opinion endorsed Friday the court declares : "The public interests, and, wc think, the true interests of the defendent, re quire that the war of skirmishes should terminate in a decisive trial of the mer its. We have the power to compel this now, and we deem it our duty to do so A contrary course opens the door to ev ery form of legal strategy, to be display , ed in dilatory pleadings, technical mo tions and evasions of the final issue t< . an indefinite period. Meanwhile tin t tUJMffit urny tvluKUt ill jail, mgwill ty and unrelieved, Jf innocent, r if nnilly • l>ullliutc justice, by using f>r that |>ur "* |K>SO th< jimwih of bin fraud*. It ii limo to Ktu|i, if |M'**ilile, thi* conditioi x * [of thing*, and wo shall, therefore, grani j* nothing but leave to ■timwrr." "'I Thi* !• the War <>f the honest ugaiiiat ibo IUKIHIIIORI UIKI extravagant " King* li i# not bard to toll on wliiob side tlit* majority uie to bo found. OFFKNSI \ K PEOPLE. If to lo a good H<au and a successful 111*11 " i offensive |>< tlio world at largo, t> bo l>mi%• ll* exasperating No greater uio kindne- can bo dono to any man than t" *• | praise torn much. I'ooplii gcnerallv wit! >l4llll a moderate Compliment |>ald !•> a neighbor, while tlioy are lot! to qualify it. or to admit it a a matter of generosity or i courtesy, tuti praise per*Uled in will ruin tha reputation ot anybody There U notli* ing more offensive t>> the average bumait y being than |Mniitnt laudation kMtowt'J \ u|M>n allot liar To hear a man warmly 0 praised i* sufficient usually U> make ua hate him , and it is only necessary to have the " praise repeatoJ often mougli to mU Ua desire to shoot him. Praise i olio * f the ■. article* we would like to bare distributed p . a little not tbal wo want it, but thobject of it it not the beat man if we ku >w our* " -elvot Virtue i* a good tiling, tern nor* o lane* U a good tlung, geniua i* not a bad j thing altogether ; but no man it to be men ' tutiied so many n> lei. time# bav ing eitb* ' or ol llioiil ill possctsiori Without making '• bit name a stench and an otlenso to the o noatrilt of a tentitivo world. The true way of getting along well in the world is not to make one telf offeiittve to one's friends bv tti'tlltntt of character anil n habtu of life, bv success, or by doing any* y thing praisworthy. lotus strike the aver age at nearly * i.-ible Lot ut be good '• follow, rather than good men, and choir li the tir?t man who dare* to ascribe to u> a 0 single virtue lo t it, all keep down and „ out of tight All that we do for ourtlyet. and all that wo do for mankind, only feeds tiell with flandcert, and ro betray, the baseness ot human nature that we may well blush to think that we are niembett v of the human raie. —Dr. J tl Holland; Vfriltrr/.'r ttet . - a in " DEATH OF AMERICAN GIRL - She Dropa in a Race at Klniira and Expires Without a Struggle. Eluiira, N. Y., October 2, I*7s—The " fa in ou s trolling mate American Girt lei! > dead this afternoon in the first heal of the' ~ ' free f. r all" race, on the Elnura driving park The Girl at the first turn > well : ' in front, but hero her driver noticed that. • she seemed to he giving out and let her . head loose. She kept staggering for an j [eighth of a mile, and at the quarter pole tell and died instantly without a struggle. 1 She dropned to the ground very easily, • with her shoulder against the leuce. American Girl was owned by William Lovell, of Sew York, and was \alued at $28,001), which sum had been offered for her only last week Ben Mace it is said was tins morning willing to gixe jJO.Hk' for her which uti> was refuted. She was a ha: .Line bay, with black p til, by Cas sius M Clay, Jr , and ihirtaen years old. The llauk ot California, at San Francis-' co, resumed payment on Saturday Flags were raised and a salute was fired in hip. I or of the went. , El i:t i KIN PROCLAIM!IDN 1/3.00 SAVE THE COMMON* 1 vJ WEALTH 1 1, B. F. Sun i tR. High Sheriff of Gen- I tre county. Common wealth of l*rni,*ylva i nia, do hereby make known and give no- , lie* to the electors ot the county af maid, that an election will be held in the said ! county of Centre on TUESDAY, .NOV EMBER 2nd, is::., in accordance with the Act of Assembly, tor the election of: ' trie person for the office ~f fc .,. rr r : | the comuionwraith of lYnn'a One person tor thu office of State Treas urer of the common w callh ot Fenn'a. One person to represent the counties of ! Centre, Clinton and Clearfield in the Sen ale of I'eun'a. < One person for tho office of Sheriff, ot , tho county of Centre. One person for the office of Treasurer t I of the county of Centre One person lor the office of pMtbonotary , j of the county of Centre tne person for the office of Keg stcr of , , the county of Centre Doe person for the office of Recorder of , , the county of Centre. One person f..r the office of Coroner of ( .the countv of Centre Three person, for tho office of Commis sioner of Centre county. I | Three persons for Auditor* ot Centre i county. 1 also hereby make known and give no tice that the place of bidding the aforesaid [ election in the several iWoughs and [ • Townships within the county of Centre ! are as follows, to wit: For the twp, of Haines, at the Public i House ot John Litubert. Aaronsburg. For the tap, of Half Moon, at the School House in Siortnslown. For the twp. of Taylor, at the houto inOtM for the purpose on the pr. p. :tv of Le nard Merryman. For the Township ol Mites, in the school t house in the town of Rebursburg. For the twp. of Potter at the house of John Odenkirk, old Fort Hotel. For tho twp, of Gregg at the public house owned by J. It PisLcr. For the twp, of Ferguson in tho school house at Pine Grove. For the twp, of Harris, in the school huu*e at Uoalsburg. For the tw p, of Pstlon, at the house of Peter Murray, d For the borough of liulleionte and the townships of Spring and Uenner, at the Court House in Bellefunta. For the twp, of Walker, in the school i bouse at Hubiersburg. I For the borough ar.d township of How ard at the school house ir. said b.tro. For the twp, of Rush at the Cold Stream , I school house. For the twp, of Snow Shoe, at the school I bouse near Samuel Askey. 'j Fortt etwp, of Marion, at the bouse of '• Joel Kline, in Jacksonville For the boro. of Mile-burg, at tho new , school house in Milesburg. I or tho twp. of Hoggs, at the now school I I house in Central City. . j For the twp, of Huston, at the house ol ( . 1 John Heed. J For the twp, of Penn, at the house ol jW. L. Musser. ! For the twp, of Liberty, in the school house at Kagleviile. For the twp. of Worth, at the school house in Port Matilda. For the two. of lturnside. at the house late of J. K. lioak. For the twp. of Curtin, at the school house near Kobt. Mann*. For the borough of Unionville and Un ion twp, at the new school house in Union ville. For the boro. of Philipsburg. at the pub lic school house in said borough, At all elections hereafter held under the luw* of thi* commonwealth the poll* shall be opened Ht seven o'clock m., and clo*-: ed at seven o'clock t>. ni. NOTICE i also hereby given, "Tliat every person, excepting the justice* of the! pence, who shall hold any office appoint ment of profit or trust under the governs merit of the United Biatea, or of tin* .Stale, or of any city or incorporated district, whether a commissioned officer or other wise, subordinate officer or agent, who i <r rliall be employed under the legislative, executive, or judiciary department of thi- State, or of the United State*, or of any United State*, or of any city or incorpora ted district, and ulto that every member of Coiigres*. and of the Btate Legislature, and of the selector common counril of any city, or commissioners of any incorporated district, ia by law incapable of holding or exeri iting, at the same time, the office or appointment of Judge, inspector or clerk of any election of thi* Commonwealth ; arid that no inspector, judge or other offi cer of any such election, shall bo eligible to nny office to bo then voted for." The inspector* and judge of the election* shall meet at the respective place* appoint ed for holding the election in the district to which they respectively belong, before •even o'clock in the morning, and each ot •itid inspector* shall appoint one clerk, whoahall be a qualified voter of such dis tricL At the opening of the poll* It shall be the duty ot the Judge* of election for their respective district* to designate one of tin inspector*, whose duty it shall bo to luivi in custody the registry of voters, and t< make the entries therein required by law. and it shall bo the duty of the other oi •aid inspectors to receive and number tin ballots presented at said election. Given under my hand, at my office it Bellefonte, this first day of October, A D 1875, and in the ninety-ninth year of tin independence of the United State* B. F. SHAFJ-ER. Sheriff. (Advertisement.) Junior Hons of '76 PEOPLE'S LA BOK REFORM TICK K' . Sheriff— Goorgu Alexander—Unionville . Treasurer— Win. F. Courier Liberty. Profhonutary Abel Campbell—Snowsho ' liryixter— It. 11. Stine l'utton. 1 Commissioner —Allen Hat tin lo,new- -Hul moon. Auditors —C. B. lies* —Ferguson—W Cronublu —Walker. fUtrvw-Dt, X, A, ttuilll**tWWmll' Y THE CLE NUFIKLD CASES SINEt , A COt' I IT'F.D AND PARKS CON i, vicVed. u t'h'iiiHeld, October 7 Hlney lia, been |( 'acquitted and Parks convicted of riot and 'conspiracy The ludgo sentencad I'arki |to undergo an Imiirisonmcnt at bard labor o in the Western penltontiary fr one year P l and pay a llna of OM dollar alid costs of l P prosecution. Tha latter amounting to about *I. fits I The prisoner was at once lodge ■> in Clenrflold jail. Steps have already been taken by his friends to secure a pardon. h lire board of pardons having adjourud un -0 til after tho election uo application can be ' now presented ' OPENING OF HOSTILITIES BE TWKKN LIBERIAAND I'HF.ABO- It Its IN KH 1 lj.ndou, October 7 The Times to day • has the follow ing War has begun at Cape j Pa'un.s between Liberia, and tbe aborigi* f ne under tho command ol several educa ■ tod natives. There was soma fighting on tho 17th of September, in which fifty were , killed and wounded. I lie Liborian Gov -1 urmei'.l lias dispatched troops Iroiii Men- I rot ia to the scene of acliun, and a great bat tle is dally expected. 1 It hat been r< |iort d at the Valit au that there is hope of an amicable at raugeliieni ; being effected between Spa'n nnd the Pa* i* P*cy. ' 1 EXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE 1 l'i Will be expood at t.ublic sale, and pos itively sold to the higbot bidder, on tln -1 premise-, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER ' IhTft. at olio o'clock, p. m . that ralua -1 till- farm, late the property of Wm Keller, 1 dee d, situate in Potter twp. Centra coun* • ty, about one mile east of Centre Hall, 1 containing 159 ACREB and twenty eight nercho* and allowances j ' ihereon erected a 'ergo two s'orv BKlt h HOUSE, large bank barn and all oliiri necessary outbuildings, lull acres cleared and under good tone, ami in a high state of cultivation, an orchard containing about three acres, tilled with excellent Apple I and other fruit trees. A splendid spring jof water near the house, with excellent i spring houro , Cistern at the house and at Mne barn. \\ ill also be sold at the same tune and place, a trarlo'f limber land, one half mile •rorn Centre Hall, containing at ul twelve acre. Terms made known on day of sale. For further particulars inquire of John II Keller, at Centre Hall, or on the prcwi* i ea. DAVID \\ KELLER. C C KELLER. P. F KELLER, WM. KELLER JR SAM L FOSTER, Guatdian fW. K Foster. OiIERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Venditio .i Expon as issued out of the Court of Commonl Pleas of Centre county, and to me direct I rd. will be exposed I" public sale, at the!; Court House in Bellefonte on Friday, lb. , day of October, ItCfi, the following property, vi* .* Ail that certain tract of land situate in; Haines Township, Centre co., IV, bound-' ,d on the north by the Lvwisburg and; Old Fort turnpike road, on the west by, i land of Michael Hess, el al, south by land! | 'of Daniel Stover, and east by land of lhe|| heirs of John MoU, dee d, containing 3tvj j acres, more or less, tbelsot) erected a large | Hotel building, largo shed, tenant house, and other buildings, being know n as the VS oodward Hotel property Seiaed, taken in ex<n uti ui and to be sold as the property of ■S. Lug Sale to commence at one o'clock, p. ui. of said day ."sheriff s Office, Bellefont** Pa . Oct t, lft7' , BF. fHAFFBR. [j Sheriff , Qtra ii • i otfßT bau \ tty virtue of an order of the tlrphaii't Court ot Centre county, there will be of- j fered at public sale, * a the premises, tnjd Potter twp , !'• utile* svest of potters Mills, i t on 11 Friday, October 29, 1875, j at I o'clock, p. ni .a valuable lot of ground of Mrs Rebecca It- ks, containing 10 Acres, with Log House, Barn I and other Outbuildings thereon erected.! There is a good ORCHARD in bearing condition, alto a never failing spring oi,' water on the premises. Conditions w ill be ' made known on dav of sale . A LUKES BACH, 1 Oct 7. Executor. g bItPHAN B COURT BALE. 1 The undersigned. Administrators of the ' Estate i t R \\ Jamison, late of Juniata", county, dee d, will, by virtue of an order . of the Orphan's Court of Centre county. expose tbe following described real estate. I situate in Potter township, Centre county.' to public tale, on tbe premises, at 2 k P. M., OU Friday, November slb, 1875. The undivided ona-half part of a tract of land, bounded by lands of Kliiabclh ! Doekert <>n the *ast, Andrew Grsgc on the south, Henry Hankey on the west and ' Joseph Carson on the north, lontaining ! about M 123 ACRES, more or less, having thereon erected a ! GOOD FRAME Hol'SK ot large ure, 1 Bank Barn ; and go*iJ outbuildings. Tbe| ( whole of this laud i now under cultivation: ] and is an excellent ouality of arable land There is a g • >d Apple Orchard premises, and alo a line aoottment of olh- j J cr fruits. j This tnnd is eligibly situated, about one ntile northeast of Potter's Bank, and In I, close proximity lo churches, schools and!' stores. Tenns will be made known on .lay of sale. JOHN MoTZEK. LOUIS E ATKINSON. •>ct7. Administrators. Valuable Farm for Sale. The fine and highly productive Farm of; tlio undersigned, sitiinie on the turnpike.! about 1 mile west of Spring Mills, is offer-' i'd at private sale. It contain* about 150 ACRES OF LAND, under n high stato of cultivation, and the grealcf part under post and rail fence, with all <•'•<• in the best order, j A Urge two-story FRAME HOUSE, LARGE BARN, and all necessary Gut-' - buildings on the premises. All the build ings are good as new, and the house has' recently been papered and painted on the - inside. It is one of the most desirably lo cated farms in Centre county, being but 1 ' mile from the railroad station, convenient to churches, schools, stores and mills. An abundance of good Timber also cor.veni i ent. For further information address JAMES I. FOKSTKR. 1C sept tf. Akron, Ohio, i NEW GOODS! AT THE Centre Mills Store, J. F. THRONE •'has jurt opened a line Stock uf GKN-I jERAL MERCHANDISE which be j is selling at URFATLY REDUCED PRICKS, • Consisting in •' DRY GOODS, ; ALPACCAB, MOHAIRS, PIQUES, M LAWNS, i MUSLINS, PRINTS, FLOUNTS, k SHIRTING, TWEEDS, ; JEANS, COTTON A DES, ' FINECAS^IMEKS, ; EM BO RI)E HIES, e GLOVES, •> SHAWLS, HOSIERY, SKIRTS, RIBBONS, , r and faucv articles belonging to the e Grocery department Sugar#, Coffees, " Syrup, N. Orleans Mollaaae#, Domes jj tic and Foreign Fruits, Fish' Salt, eve rything usually found in this depart ment. n ' EENSW ARE, w hole sets or dislp 10 es or by the piece. mtl'fJN and PATENT MEOI (INKS. • WOOD unci WILLOWWARE HARDWARE. FORKS, ItAKKS, SHOVELS HOES , T NAILS. &e.. GENTS' CALF HOOTS LADIES' BUTTON GAITORS v V MO ROCCO, CUILDRKNff SHOES of | kinds. o, TOBACCO S: CIGARS, all at greatl reduced prices. Call and see for yourse! If- vos. No charge for showing goods HIGHEST HULLS nub /or M kin, iii.|of Oram, and country Produce faLu tJ 1# V Wm. Weatervelt, con vie tad of con i • apiracy in the abduction of ('barley Itoaa, haa been aentrnced lo aevott " veara' impriaoonient in Ibc Ks'lcrn •'; Pcuiteutiary. •j Hon. Victor E. Piollet, the Demo irJcratic candidate for State lreasurer. 1 is making an active canvas* of the ' Slate. Ill' spoke at Allentown on 1 Saturday night. "t Serious dislurbaUCM are again re " ported in the Schuylkill coal region, growing out of jealousy and bad feel* tug existing belwceu the luiuers ol til nbrvn! nationalities. Ex* United Htalee Heitalor Pease and tbe Attorney General ol Mieeia - sippi have assured Attorney General Pierre|>out that there is no neceeeity i lor sending troops to protect the peace of that State. Dipluuiatio relations bitweeu llol> * land and Venezuela have been brukcu 1 because Holland refused lo iudemuify Yeuezucla for alleged interveulioo by Dutch aubjeeu atCuraooa in Vcuezuo* " lau affairs. Tin re lias been uu more lighting at Friar's Point, but matters are unael t tied, and the negr ies threaten to bang Brown, the sheriff 1 , and Smith, lb® can* lidate for Chancery Clerk, if they r'c ttrn to tbe tow u. IA giaud civi.'lttiid uiililarjr display in honor id sx-l'restdeiit Andrew Johnson look place ni Nashville on Saturday. In the trial of John Niney, at Clearfield, l'a., on Satuiday, the accused took the •land and testified in hi* own behalf. Disastrous flood* are reported in Leices tershire and Warwickshire, England. It is reported that all British ships in Japanese t rU have been ordered to Chi na I iilhe province of Gerona, Hpain, an Alfdha.st army is pursuing the Carlisle un der S%a It* and Gamunor. MARKETS. New* York, October Flour, super $5- U(.ys 4K; common to g""d, 6fi6hjfitMl; good lo choice OU. Wtieai No 'J Cbioa go -*> pi ing 1 24 fey I 20; No 'J Milwaukee 1- Jtl Rye acfo'A) Corn, wetlern mixed tjyfaiTU. Oats Western mixed Coffee Eggs J7Uj2S. Bugar, lair ti g.. tl refining 7i<* •** l'etroleuui, tt-fiuod IS J. PHILADKLAUIA- Flour ex fain $5 UH.v5 25; High grade* 7 75(-}is 25. Wheat, new 1 *JUi<y I 4<>, old red 1 45, Corn, western mixed 7ut<s7'J, yellow 72'y73. Oats western mixed 40(£ 41J CHICAGO. Flour, good to choice 5 extras '• U't.v'. tW. Wheat. October 1 V7r , eiler Nov 1 07 Corn seller Oct. ■VVj, seller Nov 64t(4054L Oats seller Nov seller Oct ;.i| Kyr seller Oct 714<i73| Barley seller Oct 971 l'ork t>ct 22 56, eel-! I ier Nov 21 00. BELLE FONTS MARKETS. White iTheat 91 15Red 110 ...Bye9o [ C'"int>& ....Oats 00 70 . ...Clo/crseed (*,(*• F<'tstoe ol< Lard per poun.l 8 Fork per poundtKS Buttei'JJ Kggsls. Piaster perton; sl4 Tallow h Bacon 10......11aui 15 Lard per pound Scents Buckwheat: 65 cl. F.ur per barrel retail7,oo... | ( Nova Scotia plaster fl4 to L 5. Cayuga; plaster $.',W per *JUUU lbs. MARRIAGES. P On olh insL, by Rev J W White, Z ! T Harsbargi r, of Zioti, to Mist Jennie E I MvManigle, of Milroy. On Ifitb. ult .by Rev \V 11 Gr.>h, Mr George \\ Ward and Miss Poliie Ann Fry, i -th of Fine Grove Mill*. O:, the 22nd ult , by the same, Mr W ! i A. Jacobs, M D ef Orbisonia, Hunting don county, and Mis* Lixxie Motter of fioaitburg. AGEST-S OUTFIT FREE:""™ • Large Uommissioti* and Ca*h Premiums for *ellin g a '. Library of Famous Fiction. C antauiß* lbs Tea Jr irr/j of /suiyisfltirr l iterature Pilgrim t Progress. It.ibinon Crusoe, Gul lurr'i Travels. Valbek. Undine. Vicar of W akvfield, Paul and Virginia. Eiiaabetb I Pi. ciola, Tales from Arabian Nights, Complete in One Volume of over 1,009: pages, beautifully illuetrateJ with 34 full page Engravings' It is the wokli> * Toav HOOK, and all want to read it Agent • Outfit /re* to all who mean business and will faithfully can-! vast. J. B. FORD A CO , 7MI H '27 Park Place,N. Yerk. | TDTPO FOR FALL PLASTI KG I a IT H Fruit and Ornamen -1 lIijJUU lai Treca. Kvergreens, j Ornamental Bhrubs, Climbing Plant*. Grapes, Currant*.' Gooseberries Strawberries. RaspberriM. and other small Fruits, Asparagu*, Rhu barb' Ac. SEEDS FOB FALL BOWIRO .I 1 N|t|i! I C Orchard, AV. Blue. UcnitUUvUu Red Top), Clover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds ; Turnip Seed* of all kinds; Vegetable and Flower Seeds; Ht-dgu and tree Seed* BULBS—Hya- ] cinths. Tulips. Crocus, Lilie*. and other Bulb* for Kail planting , Horticultural Good*. Terra Cot la Ware, Ac. Send for price list, or enclose 35c for full Uluflratcd Catalogue. Address EDWDJ EVANS & 00., | J Nurserymen and Seedsman, York, Pa. 19aug3tn. Simon Haines* CENTRE HALL Manufacturer of < urrinues*. BtlKgiCN. tVagoiia, Ac. tif every description ; running gear for, . nil kinds of vehicles, made to order, and ti ' flr-tclsK manner. B'-ing a practical me 1 johanic. I would WARRANT ALL SYORK to give satisfaction. Repairing! promptly attended to at the lowest rates. : Undertaking. Collins uf all styles i made on shortest notice. The business! if undertaking attended to in all itsi ! branches. Respectfully solicit* a share of : public patronage. 9 sept y \ GREAT BAKOANS AT THE HARD ' WARE STOHEOF J A RUNKLE & BRO.. Millhelm, Pa., .1 WIT' LK.HALK AKT) BKTAIL PBALGA# Iff I II lIKAVY A SHELF HARDWARE, I | They have just returned from the Eastern '*i Cities, where tliey have purchased a well selected stock of iHARDWAUE. CPTI.KHT, IRON, NAIL*. l)u.a. PAINT*. VAKXISIIKS, PI*TTT, IIUILDERS A- CO A CHMA h'Kliiy qQQPS. I'laxtorera and .Musou*, Saddlers, Shoemaker*, Iloiuekeepcr#, and in fact, HARDWARE FOR EVERYBODY. ; ; We call particular attention to a fine as sortment ot Picture Frames and Moulding, l '| very cheap. WALL <X WINDOW PAPER And Curtain Fixtures of every kiutl COACH and W AGON-M A K ER3- Yout attention is called to our stock of Spokes ; Hubs, {felloes. Shafts, Pol us and Buggy ■ Wheels, allofNo. 1 oualitv and selling vo ly cheap. Our stock is largo, and cn , sliintly being renewed, and we are selling h* —wholesale and retail—at very low prices Remember—much money has been lost by u paying 100 much for Hardware, Try s', di-Mimw a life's !f. ! '"'- v b>r Cash and stdl at Cash Price for less profit than any other Hnrdwut . istore 111 the Cuunty. and see u*. Satisfaction guai f" an teed. BTORB, NEW GOODB ANE "Panic Prices. II.A. LARBIXEB. at the old Centre 11111 stand. Just Opening a Block of NEW GOODS, OLD FASHIONED PRICES! A large variety of , . Ladies Dre Good# • GU st Bargains in ~ I Musltos and Calicoee. Ready-mad. Clothing Warranted to SUTLJ ilia Ch.lhs and Caaaimere. Onnl b*t eacolledi His Grocery Department, ] ' Astonishes every one in as.ortm.nt and low HYTIM.', Bugar. Tea Cofl.e, Canned frulu, ' Domestic and Foreign Fruits, t hwe. • and every other article belong ing to tbe Grocery Depart- MEN! ... ptr Farmers, Mechanics and Laborers ' look to your inUre*l- Go. dollar saved is . dollar fn pocket. Then rali and sea at . what astonishingly lo* prlcwi. MR N O trouble to show Good* *1 AUo ili# ehoicoci FAMILY FLOIJ* il ways on band. Apr, 10, y. Miller 6I Son. CENTRE HALL, PA. DEALERS IN , PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. OILS, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY- NOTIONS. FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET, HE , 4r.. fir. PL Hi: WINE AND IdQI UHN, for medicinal purposes. 1 TrttMC# A* Hupporteru in great variety. Also, choice CIGARS AND TOBACCO, and all other article* usually kept in a first class Drug Store. Preaeriptiooi carefully Compounded, TF MILLKR A SON. licadijuartei* for Boot# and Bhoe§! P O W E R S' BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Opposite Bush House, BELLEFONTE. PA. Powers' Boot A Shoe Store i* tbe largest and best stocked establishment in Centre County. lie keeps constantly on hand a full ; line of BOOTNA X I> NIIU E H. He i* just opening the large*t >uck of Spring Good*ever brought to Bellefonte. faH23 >J 0 2 9 for ladies, kept constantly on hand. Boots and hhoe* fur men and women, of >H styles quality and price*, from the most coitiy to the cheapest, constantly ! kept on hand. WE DEFY COMPETITION ! cither in quality or price*. Call and examine hi* new atock of Spring and Summer Good#, and you will find it to your advantage. Apr2lly. NEW YORK ~ BRANCH STOIIE, McClain's Block, Directly Opp. Bush House, •Bellefonte, Pa. 11. HERMAN A CO., Prop r*. Dry Goods* HOSIERY, LINENS, EMBROID ERIES, WHITE GOODS, LA CES. NOTIONS A FAN CY GOODS, STRICTLY FIRS T-C LAIS GOODS. Bclqw ihe Usual Prices. 1 Nov 12. if. r . Wtl#OJ(. T. A KSOEA- ■ ft. BOtft. WILSON & HICKS, P WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARD WARE DEALERS. 1 RON, PA I NTS, OILS, GLASS, AC Builtlcrs ll;trtlware _ i COACH MAKERS GOODS. CABINET MAKERS STOCK. Stoves of All Kinds.! CHILDREN S BUGGI ES, j' ' WAGGONS, CARTS,&C. WILSON A HICKS. BcHefonlo, Pa. ' NOTICE.-We will sell to responsible Inion on three month* credit. Will take T off 5 per cent for cah which i* equal to 29 per cent, per annum IT will pay the pur j chaser to borrow at 10 from other parties, if he ran rave in buying from ut. In thi* way we can turn our monev and *cll low er. Mar 15. tf. JOHN CAMP'S Furniture Rooms, MILROY, MIFFLIN CO., PA. Extension Tables, Chamber Suits, FineA Common Furniture, Consisting in part of BUREAUS, BED STEADS, CAIN and WOOD .SKAT CHAIRS. The public generally are invited to call and see the fine assortment of FURNI - It H to he found at the aboro establish ment, all ot our own Manufacture. Undertaking in all it* branche*. Uofllns, CASKETS and Shrouds ,! Having purchased an elegant Hearse, I will attend all orders of undertaking 1 .'may receive from Penn*val!ey. Centre Co. 1 Pa. JOHN CAMP. j Jan 28 If. s - BUY YOUR DRUGS FROM HTXKIX'K Dr u £ S< or ' NEXT DOOR TO THE DESCHNER OUR BTORE.) FRE S II AN D CHE \ V Apr. 22 5 TOHN F. PUTTER, Attornoy-at-Law si Collections promptly made and special attention given to thoae having • lands or property tor sale. Will draw up K " and have acknowledged Deed*, Mortgage*, 1 Ac. Office in tho diamond, north side o ' the court house, Bcllpfo&te. 0ct22"G91l J'AS- M'MAN US, Attorney at La\% Bellefonte, nromptly attend* to all "' huniaes-H entrusted to turn. iui2,'t,M -BE ATT Y™ 0 ! New Jersey. • S NOTICE,-Letters tes * JJ taraontary to the Estate of Job Ditubernian, late of Potter Township, CEN es tre county, dee'd, having been granted t re tho undersigned, all persons indebted t the said estate are requested to make in: ir> mediate settlement, and thote bavin claims to present thetu July authenticate tf. for payment, J, 3, PAVJUEBMAN Ptmips.Of All Kinds! |B Steam & Hularv Pump* * ' FOR MINKS. IfJ Deep Well Pumps, ifjfl J! Cistern Pumps, > Anti-Frezing Pumps. !, %-n /"" 5 ."3 l r Ir\z z! MM KISS ton OF ALLfKINDS. Gum Hoxe if Packings Bell and Bratt Founder., >od Menofketartn of the CELEBRATED Sheriff Patent Steam Syphon Pump. m-Send for illustrated tatalogue and priro tM.~Sun J. B. SHERIFF fc SON. MWATEBIH. l AMMivii. 1". 1) I'ITHIE IRGEI, PA. '" S=i ! II ■■ SHOHTLIDGE & CO, COAL, LIME, At., WILLIAM SHOKTLIDG*. BOND VALEHTIII SHORTLIDGE ic CO.. Burners and Shippers of the celebrated Bellefonte t wiHionEi imm. z Dealers in the Terr best grades of ANfMACITE COALii The only dealers in Centre County who sell the W! I Li K E! Si Bi Ai Ri Ri E Ci Oi Ai L B I fTom the old Baltimore mines. Also Sll AMOK IN AND OTHER GRADES of Anthracite Coal dryly housed expressly for house use. at the lowest pries* DEALERS IJY* GRJIA. They pay the in* Let prices in cash or grain that tha Eastern markets will aflhtA WHEAT, CORN, RYE, OATS, CLOVER SEED &C., Bought or will be sold on commission when desired, and full prices guaranteed, lea formation concerning the grain trade will be furnished et all times, to farmer• with pleasure, free of charge. RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER. FIREBRICK AND GROUND FIRE CLAY. DEALERS 15: CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER, which is always sold at low prices, and warranted to be as good a fertilizer as an other plaster. ti??lBS AMD TABS NEAR SOUTH END B. E. VALLEY R. R: DEPOT, Excelsior Cement* The undersigned now manufacture* O- T ment WARRANTED OF A SUPERIOR ■* QUALITY, at his kiln*, near Pine Creek Mill*, in Haines twp Thie cement ha* already been used in large quantities upon the L. C. 4 S. C. RR .and has been found highly satisfactory upon all job* where it ha* been used, and a* equal to any now manufavtim>d for ue in CIS TERNS, WATER PIPES, or whatever purpose a good quality of Cement i* dtti- Q rabfe This Cement hat already been { tested far and wide, and rendered the ut- p ! most satisfaction. Persons, therefore con structing Cisterns, laying Water P ipea, - dec., will find it to their advantage to bear ■ this in mind, and also, that he warrants the . article as represented. / JO. METER i | -nay 21 .tf Aaronsburg. Pa !w. A. CURRY,L Bli/1 & 3ha !Makp, I CE\TKi:iI(LL,PA. j { Would most respectfully inform the ctt X. Uens of lb is vicinity, that he has started *' 1 new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would be - thankful for a share of the public patron age. Boots and Shoes made to order and j according to style, and warrants hit work I' ilo equal any made elsewhere. All kinds of repairing done, and charges reasonable, (live him a call. feb 13 ly Chas. H. Held. | Clock, Watchmaker A Jeweler I Millheira, Centre Co., Pa. • all kinds oi Clocks, Watches and Jewelry lof the latest styles, as also the Maran villi I Patent Calender Clocks, provided with a {complete index of the month, and day oi ' {the month and week on its face, which it ' I warranted as a perfect tiuie-keopor. * I jMrClocka. Watches and Jowelnp re- naired on short notice and warranted. ' KK\TTY FIA N 0 ! I WEIGHS WHEN BOXED OVER ONE } THOUSAND POUNDS. Liberal terms' to dealers. fc*,Send stamp for Circular. Address D F. BKATTY, Washington. N. J. 1 BROCKERHOFF HOUSE I BEI-LKFQNTKTPA. E. PERKS A SON, Prop'rs. i This well known hotel, situate in the | business portion of the town, has been thoroughly renovated, repainted and fur nished new. It will be the aim of the pro i prietois to make it a pleasant Hume for | , those wbomay favor them with their pat i ronage. A free carriage is run to the de f pot, and the bet stable* in town areeon nected with the House. DF. KOIITNEY, Attorney at Law , Bellefonto, Pa. Office over Rey onld s bank., may 14' fa" 1 T L. SPANGLER, A.*^ornoy-at-Law, Pa. Office with Bush <S Yocum. Consultation in English - "".u German. Collections promptly attend ed to. fob& - tf •p n tf Bellefonte, PA. ISAAC MILLER, Proprietor. *- The Cuiumings House, on Bishop street, ' is one of the pluasantest located hotels in ti- the town It has the best stables in the to place, has an excellent livery attached and to every attention will bo paid guests. No u- pains will be spared to make it a pleasant ug and agreeable stopping place for the pub ea Uc. Boarding by,the day or week,-and i. rates tiiwrgetf Will llvw found yry >lj 19W, jWiUTI Peimsvalley Banking Co. CENTRE HALL. PA RECEIVE DEPOSITS, And Allow lojereet, Discount Note Buy and Sell 3overnm-nt Securities, Gold end Omiy Petbb Horrxa. Wst. B. MinaLa, Praa't. Cashier XE.NBY BKOCKEBBOrr, I. P. SII VeBBT Prendent, Cashier. QENTRE COUNTY BANKING 09 (Late ICilliken, Hoover A Co.) RECEIVE DEPOSITS, And Allow interest, Discount Notes, Boy ui Sell. Government Seem lies, Gold A spltmtf a peas. Blatchlsy'i • U \ Improved CUCUM- V, JD £ BER WOOD PUMP \>. .. sT/ Ie the acknowledged STANDARD eflha market, by popular verdlet, the beet pump for the least aaeaagr Attention n invited to Blatah ley's Improved Bracket, the Era* Check Valve, which caa be with, drawn without diaturbiag the Joints, and the copper chamber which never cracks, scales or rmrts aat will last a life time. For sale hy Deals* snd the trade generally. In order Is he sure that you get Blatchley'a Pump, he careful and see that it has my trade-marh at shove, If you do not know where le buy, descriptive circular*, together with the name and addreas of the agent a ears* you, will bo promptly furnished hy ad> dressing, with stamp. CHAS. O BLATCHLET, Kanufhstßrsr, 806 Commerce St., Philadelphia, Ft 11 mar 9m. D. M. RittevhocM, KOO.VS, NCHR4BZ A CO, I WHOLESALE DEALERS Ut Fish, Cheese and ProvisiM. 144 North Delaware Avenue, 147 North Water Street, .. . _ „ . Philadelphia. r. a. k <*>*•. a sobwabs. j.sobwaß mtni.lf. THE~ABJIJSTABLK SPRING BED The Best and Cheapest now in Use, Jlav ufactured by i DANIEL DERR, Be lefonts, Pean'a, J,O c/u'.'n pwndw*#
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