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ate* ——
Any no -msiing u- tHo nMRU of five
n w SH!OT iber*. with thf ens*. WfiL be
. tilled lo rceoivolh* 11VPOKYRK Ohejear
li o Reporter bring tend bs ' nearly ;
every body on this >id.< of tbo county,
where it ha* n larger circulation then
any two paper*, will bo found the host i
medium for advertising business. sale*. Ac.
&0 - —— ..
jr<y Subscriber- te tbo UrroKTst*. resid
ing outside <tf l>n:ro County, should m-j
mit us 10 or nta, yearly, for postage which
wo will pay hero ; thia reduces tbo postage
to one half, a* tbo sum paid by thotn for
m-.e year's postage was 20 ols.
-—Hastings rotiros ■. "local of the Re- 1
publican, and wii' derote all his time to j
tbo pracl.v* of law Success to him
—Never did a . ustimer fail to And jut
what he war.tevl at Scolder's grocery best
coffee, sugar, and tea.
The Watchman t wioaseu m a real
suit ot new t*p#
Burns'.de A Thomas, the well known
g-vrcrs of Beilefonte have ImiVd. We
were sorry to learn thin, as they were an
old business firm, and none was rated a*
more a rde:, ■ g than they, Hope they
will got on their feel sgwin.
Sechlers is stili headquarter* fori.th*
largest and best stock of groceries in Cen
tre county.
1 X, L.,
take the pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers, particularly our lady
friends, to the new improved Smothing
Irons, made by the Brooklyn Sd Iron Co.
We have tested them, and fbel justified in
saying tbey arc the best finished sn J most
perfect made ; the handle*being detacha
ble, will fit any aumhef of Frees, wrrtf hav
ing shield combined, the hand is complete
ly protected fn<m the heat. No holder is
required when using. They new offer
special inducements to clubs, as will be
seen by their advertisement in another
column.
the best in ike matket,go W dec. .en tor
them. i* * .... . v
George S. Jeffrey. telegraph opera
tor at Wayresburg. has been united in
matrimony U> Mrs. Lydia Culler, tele
graph operator at Brownsville, by Krv. J.
W. S-ott- The minister was at Waynes
burg and the electric c. uple at Browns
vil'e. the marriage service being perfo-m
--ed over tli ulegrph wire between those
point*.
WhS would some papers do if tbey
could cot resort to the local* of the Bapor
ter to manufacture items, and dodge cred
it ? There are some exchanges pa our list
tfcst wo can very well dispense with.
Beautiful Hair Switches made out
of your own combings—so eta. per ounce.
Spar.glcr's Hotel, Centre Hall.
New and fresh groceries are ronstant
ly roceivodlat Secller's in lh Bush house
block, Beilefonte, who have the mottcom
plete grocery in this section *sf tha state.
Report of R<xjk, Hill school*, Harris
twp. Whole number ef pupils enrolled
40: males 25, females 21. Total average
attendance'during month ending Dnc. 27.
1>73—40 per cent, of attendance during
month 87 Alfred Wieland, Daniel W :e
--lar.J, Geo. Page, John iluss, Martha Tres
ler, Ida Treaier and Armada Marks! re
ceived no tarJy marks, and were in at
t -ndance every day during month.
A. D WIRTA Teacher.
STRING OF BEADS.— A. C. Ripka
goes west in the spring.—- John Limbert
nuits the Aaro'nsburg hotel soon, and Eli
jah Burd becomes landlord. Our hand
• me young friend Bartholomew was
treated to a Jtfe'.y serenade of bella a few
evenings ago by the Centre Hall young
sters—matrimony. The Methodist* ot
this place are about to purchase a bell fur
their new church—Howard Spang'er tad
Jim Caldren are taking the subscriptions
and make good headway. The circula
tion of the Reporter Is now among the
largest in this coonty. Aaronsburg has
an excel eat striag barul called the Mm
r.im, with Wm. T. Meyer as leader
The man who took the Reporter three
years regularly and is now so mean as to
refuse to pay for it, lives in Ohio. John
Cronmiiler, of Aaroasburg, thinks of mov
ing west in the spring. John Rishel of
Sunbury Creek returned frem a trip to Il
linois last week. George ?h{Ter, ot
Madisonburg, Daniel Conser, of Rebers
burg and Jacob From, ol Centre Hall, all
old citizens, are seriously ill.——'•Cellege''
is the came of the new township formed
out of part of Harris.
• A I'enn Hall leSter. dated 7, ys •
James W. Hankie and Samuel Hartet
killed a porker that dressed*6sd pounds
That was a rouser, and hard to heaL
We bad a very sudden cluing* in
the weatbersii.ee Monday morning. It is
no longer spring-like, hut very sold and
fierce winds all the time, with a spattering
of snow fiakex
The county commissioners have re
elected. J. S. Barnhartas clerk, and C. M
Bower, esq., as attorney. Good selec
tionf.
Go to Rankins, next door to Deb
ner's gunshop, Beilefonte, for fresh and
genuine medicines, and toilet artiMes.
The new M. E. Church at Centre
Hall, will be dedicated to the worship ot
Almighty God (No preventing providence.,
on Sunday the 18 of January. Revs. C
W.-Miller, of Beilefonte, W. H. Dill, ol
Clearfield, J. W. Lecfcie, of Altoona ar.d
Other ministers wiH be present on tjjie oc
casion. Minister* in the tttrr. ondin*
country and the pubi c generally are mosl
cordially invited to ba present.
By order of the committee.
G. W. BOUSE, Pastor.
WAXAMAKER & BROWN.—'The largest
clothing house in America is that of the
firm whose name beads this notice and is
located atSixth and Market streets, Phila
Read what they say in their advertisement
01 the second page of this paper. II" J
will do all they promise, and will give
each | urchaser a guarantee that their
goods arc sold as low as possible, and then
w. 11 take them back Inside of ten days if
unworn and the customer is "not satisfied
with them.
Any and every thing made up outof
hair. Satisfaction guaranteed. Spangler's
Hotel, Centre Hall. Orders received by
stage or mail.
fgfK new Golden Tongue Organ, one
of the finest toned instruments made, for
sale at this office. Also a Rynder organ
good as new. Ruber of thete instruments
offered at a bargain.
chine, buy the New American of Bunnell
6 Aiken,"Milroy. Pa.
The celebrptpd Australian Diamond
Pebble spectacles, are superior to the ord
inary glass spectacle, affording
to the eyes, and suited for all ages, an'
sold by M. Straus, Bellefonte, Pa. lOdecfiui
Granger prices, address Bunnell & Aiken.
Milroy, Pa. 21oct3m.
Subscribe for the Reporter—don't de
pend on your neighbor's copy always.
IMPORTANT TO BUIIDEES.- The ur.
dersigned is uow prepared to 11 Brick at
his kilns at Centre Hall U> suit purel esers.
at reasonable rates, also to furnish or cori-
I tract Brickwork. h. S. b AltN ER.
7 oct y
■ Blaine and Kerr both married Pennsyl
vania school teachers.
AA R ON>BD RGOOR UF>TON I>K NCK
I.uther Muster, son ot Jonathan Mu-ssr,
living about two miles ca-t of this place,
while out in the woods chopping wood or*
day last week, gave hinnelf a severe cut
j In the knee, which will undoubtedly re
| suit in a stiff leg.
I Uur citizens are to well plvasad with the
i carnival ol New Year that the young men
of this burg have concluded to give them
another treat the latter part of this month,
or the beginning of next, but of a different
character—a cavalry charge I But they
da iivA purpose tolerating ny such vulgar
ity is was practiced by oueofthe masked
perbruirrt from Millhemi (whose name
we will not mention as his notoriety is al
ready quite well established.) on la-'. Sal
urday. Such pranks are an Insult to the
public, and deserve its severest censure;
and should such actions be repeated in
ibis town lie w ,11 be haulod down, un
inasked, and pivsentod with a Centennial
badge.
John Limbert, proprietor of the "I'enn
. House of this place purpose* leaving in
' lh* ftpfing tor l'hiNtdel|ihia. e are sor
ry to part with John as he is a good citiaen
and has the reputation ot being a good
land ord. The vacancy will k filled by
|E J. Hurd, now living at "Fowlervill*,''
j this county
The deej> rumbling noise which we hear
every morning at about eineo'clock brings
to eur ears the glad tidings that the work
on the tunnel is alii! progressing The
noie is caused by the discharge ef six
) iad> ot niiro glycerine, which follow in
quick succession.
Wear* pleased to learn that John 11.
Musser'shand is quite wsll again. The
splinter of which we spoke in last week's
• Reporter, came ou'. at the opening at the
second j.unt,
' The individual whom we heard predict
a change in the weather "because the
mo->n rose so far north'" must know some
thing after all—at least ef astronomy
The l.L.horsn congregation at llartle
ton, Tnion co., have erected a beautiful
church edifice. It is built of brick. Tbo
■ audience room is neatly furaiihed, with
j extended pulpit, and every thing of the
j latest style. I.utberdom in this congrega
tion laid in a dormant slate for ever thirty
1 year*, and worshipped in a little insuffi
cient nnion building, the only one in
town, until Dr. Sab mby his (faithful la-,
low aroused the members of church to a
sense of their duty,; The expenses of the
bni'dtrg w!1! amount to about ff.ooo, and
notwithstanding the members of the
church have pulled aobly there are still
tome arrears, and for liqudating these,
they purpose ho'diitg a festival or fair
commencing on Friday evening, January
21st, and continue all next day,—at which
they will sell all kinds of eatables such as
oysters, ice-cream, cakes, candies, Ac.
They extend a general invitation, and let
all who can attend, and assist in paying
the standing debt, for
"Tlte good we do to other*
Shall never miss its meed ;
The lot* *t those whose sorrows
We lighten shall be ours,
And o'er the path we'waik in.
That love shall scatter flowers." •
Last Saturday Miss Mamie Holman of
Lock Haven, aged about eighteen, it sup
posed to have died from hexrl desease. Af
ter she bad ceased to breathe it was ob
served that her body did not get stiff. On
Thursday no ihange was perceptible. Al
though the friends have hopes that it may
be a case of suspended animation the doc
tor* stay she is dead. The body has not
bean interred at last accounts.
A few nights ago while John y. Welsh
ar.d wife wre sitting in their house be
tween North Point and Renovo they no
ticed a fellow looking int* the kitchen
window. He was ordered away, when he
placed himself at a front window and sub
sequently tried to break in the door. He
reappeared at the rear ot the house and re
peated his mischief. Mr. Welsh fired a re
volver at the fellow, but lie did nut seem
to mind it. A son of Mr. Welsh then fired
a shot gun at him, and the fellow rolled
over muttered something religious and
crawled away. There were blood stain*
where he had stood, showing that he was
wounded. Nothing hat been seen of the
man since.
SVBBt'RY AND LKWtBTOWV R. R.—
Some week* ago Gov. Potlck and E. P
Mitchell trustees, executed and delivered
a deed in full for the Sunbury and Lewis
town Railroad, with all its frinch.se* and
privileges, to Aaron Fries, who was select
ed by the purchasers to represent thetn as
grantee. The road is now in possession of
its owner, and a meeting is called to be
held in Philadelphia, on Thursday, Janu
ary 0, 1876, for the purpose ef organising
, a new Company and electing a President
•nd Board of Directors. This looks as if j
. ail the main impediments to a resumption
f of trade and travel on this read were now
, removed, end that its re-opening will it is
hoped speedily follow Even ece mixed
train a day, leaving here in the morning
j and returning in the evening, would not
i only pay, but be a great accommodation
j to everybody a'one the line— Ltvrittoirn
Qaiett*.
NEARLY OYKR. —The Miletburg small
t pox excitement ha* almost subsided Out
>f thirty six cases only four proved fatal.
How fallacious the excitement. In tbi
i instance this dreaded malady has not prov
en half.'at fatal as scarlet or typhoid fevers.
} The isme number of cases produced by
either would be a hundred percent, more
fatal. How silly, therefore to be so awful
ly alarmed as thousands were, even at this
distance.
DEATH OP REV IIENRY BOEHM.
New York, Dec. 39.—The Evening
Post announce* the death, yesterday, of
J Rev Henry Boebm, belter known as
Father Boohm, the oldest preacher ot the
e Methodist Church in this country, aid
1 probably the oldest clergyman in the
>) world, al the house of his grand daughter
near Richmond, Staten Island.
.1 On the Bth of last June the one hun
d dredth anniversary of his birth was cele
■- brated at Jersey City by the Now York
g Conference, when Father Boehm submit
>t ed an outline of his own life and labor in
itie Methodist Church. He was chosen by
Bishop Asbury aa his traveling compan
ion in the spring of 1808, and traveled with
uitn until 1813, when the Bisbcp appointed
Father Boehm presiding elder of Sckuyl-,
aill district, composing the whole territo
ry from Wilmington to Rlroudsburg, be
tween the .Susquehanna and Delaware.
For more than thirty year* Father Boebm
has been in the Now Jersey Conference
and as early as 1842 was on the list of tu
oernuinerary preachers.
Peter lierdic, esq., of Williamsport, has
;Uet built a large and handsome church
Mi.d furnished it in the most eUgant man
uer, with organ and all other matters com
olete, ready for worship, at a cost of s(*).
00U, which he proposes to formally present
i) the l'rotcstant Episcopal Church o,
Williamsport on Christmas day, clear oi
all incumbrances.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
J_ INSURANCE COMPANY OI
ENTRE COUNTY, l'A.—Centre Jlali
i)ec. 23rd, 1876. Ttie Annua! Meeting o
lie Members and Election of twelve |)i
rectors, to conduct the affairs of the Com-
I party for the ensuing year, will he held a:
lie house of John apangler. Centra Hall,
on Monday, the lOiii day of January, 187fi,
telwecn the hours of 10 a. ni. and 3 p. in.
ofsaid day. Members generally are re
quested to attend. GEO. BUCHANAN,
D. F. LI'SE, Prest.
Sec' v. dec 30 3t.
my manufacture apply to Bunnell Jk Ai
uen, Milroy, Pa.
JOHN S. MILLER, Tailor, of Mill
beim, is jsuttipg up the best of work and
he public would do well to CHII upon him
as his prices and work suit the times- c?ai
isfaction guaranteed. \\ e have seen *oiu<
i i,i work and find it equal to that of tin
e-l of tailors. One door east of Writer
-inith shop. 21 oct Bm.
iUg machine lor a new one, address Bun
neil & Aikfen, Milrdy.
Win NEW iniii; r, ZMAI* .it I w i
: HTATE ? Few thing* <\. u an ai >vt f
greater permanence t the t> e* < : <u
} j younger votcinporei irs tlpin t'n pre ui
j nonce of the dale > f New York Ye
i there are men now living who. <n rem em
ber when it vw excelled bv I *
meinbe:* . f the I'nion Inresp- - : • • * '
prestige aad number >-t i.-l . \
ready the cent e . (' ( e;
beyond the .Vlletl .ni , i d i* t
that nithin * few decades I iii > - I M
base s claim to -i u
superiority The • are reasons, h< uei,-
tor he'll * I g that thi '•>! -of 1 - i 'ire
j industry will b- :- ui '• > .
' and that l'etin*y Ivne is ■•• - ted •ex
, hibil a prvpomleraiue . -j r*l ami ill
i enoc in the Ir, . nd elitui* i *1
; lie's cxKtenr*. \ re!.-ra t
j will even indicate that t- ep o - <
distant when l'eiinsv i n * .\ r
single handed, to Cope : b f s i.,,n
ot England,
The future. I'esl s* Ile ugs to t!.e • i |
lion which shall pr luce " l t • "*l N. v
•I applications of-teem are tally narrow
ing the field of rude ma' i*l Is' >r,
:*al seems certain to ten m : r , e
the uiot available caiondc t A
country whose em) -ym.-nt - i< r
al is checked by dai- I! ; supj - n
eipanding ca>st of ei ■-n. • * •
doomed to eventful o, • >n 1 on tl ■ j
marts ef the world . and in art it ,
paritive statement i a: it .- I
gross.ve rates of coal prod... : n, t e i <-
hsh statesmaji would pt hahly l ove r<--
cogniard the handwriting on t • w i.! 1.
total yield of the m nera! thr t :
arorld (including bitumla us, ant! rac.to
snd lignite varieties,) ws- e-:in ' d
the year 1N72 al la o hundred and ri v tit.
millions of tons, of 1:. Evg'ar.d w ~
credited with about ene half, or in exa
figures one hundred and twenty Cte mil
lions. The United S.at ■* ranked -
in the list, having ex'.rac > 1 vc rtv
millions, of which the - .-gletatc . fl'cn: ■
svlvanta furnished a:- -..t thirty, an
amount axceedi'tg lbs iri. I >. -
France, Austria and Ha. a- i titut
ing almost en eighth ft 1 owl lc \ %
tion of the globe
Still mere sign.f . a '. are tls# t.gures ft
exhibit the comparative rate* of pr ,;r,
sion in the development of Jiff rent i >
fields. During the last haif century the
I yield of Pennsylvania, was successful!v
| doubled witheach decade, while England's
| production, although expanding w.t! cu
riou* regularity, re.|u ; res a period of
, teen years to show an equivalent gai: It
it probable that the rate of product: in
Pennsylvania will be rather accelerate-:
than diminished, since a p fallir.g
off in the delivery of anthracite uu
(whose area is limited must be m *e tha
compensated from It se exhaust.-.b .-
rainout deposits which lie west of t!ie Al
leghanies. Or. the other han ; u *)' m
from the report - the parh.i i: :*;y , si-;
mission that while the Erg -h c< d : !>
are ia no immediate danger * i dr| t
a sensible increas* ia th<- et; ct" n
ing uiar be expected at an early day. 1 ■
this case, therefore, we are justified ::
drawing an inference from statistic* • an !
a simple calculat n demonstret t at
Pennsylvania should outstrip Kngtaa.!
tit* production of this mi. era! within sixty
years from the present time. !•: -r
words, thenisn are already b->r:i who n iv
see a state, which n< w clamor- fir pr. -
lection, controlling with paramount n .th->--
ily the most essentia! adjunct of human
industry, and *<> fr qualified to t.■!*.-
competitors ir. every foe u srketthrvugti
out the world.
Among the decisive factors et modern -
civilixatior, iron ranks next to cot' By an
odd coincidence, a parallel instituted be
laeen Pennsylvania and E::g'at-d > re
spect to the iron ores conduct* to identic*',
results. The total product ot >r< n an 1
♦tee! in tie year 187".' was c . mpuled tit 16.-
Ut).000 tens, nearly half -f which *• I ir
nished by Great Hr-t-iin. T- United 1,
Si tales follow.-.1 with a quota of 2,8" "".J
of which Ponuslvatiia contributed one-i
half, or a tenth of all lh>- iron s . -dted
the glob*. It is, however, t a d -• ■
rates of progression in the respective
yield* of the two countries to wh-ch ■
•ould direct attention, lite pr, lu> : >n ,
Pennsylfauia n. nes being - < <rvc,t t -
doubleor.ee in ten years, and t; at >f Eng
land in Just now the Amoricn:)
iron interest shares the univer...l .i -pr<-->
sion ol busines*, but such di-turbanci
hav* occurred before wilh- ot utp, . g
the general correctness of the rate a- ci
ed to it* development. From the data be
fore us we are lead to conclude th w
in rather more than half a century—that
is,jprior to A. D. 1935—t'ne wrld compel-'
ling iron lever of lirttt.-ii industry tnay be
transferred to Pennsylvania.
After the mineral wealth which suppi:**
the material of machinery, and that other
which generate* it* motive powor, cheap
light will certainly be ('.-i--cd aiu >ng tl
effective prom >ters of social |-r-gr. - lit
tho combination of cheapness with clean
ines* and light ev-'v ing j>owr, ilium.to
ting agent rival* petroleum. Tiio 1.-ri
millions of barrels which wre furnished
1 in 1873 by Pennsylvania, constituted the
bulk of the world * product Ofthisquat.
I tity two thirds were ft r exp rt, and the
1 foreign demand for the new staple i re
ported to be steadily growing. 1 i
> branch of commerce, however, is in it* in
fancy ; but, whatever proporti ci• t m-.\
be destined to assume. Pennsylvania will
r probably continue to monopolise it.
J It will be observed the* cou-iderati":.-
• of the promise which seems inherent in th<
t resources of a neighboring state do r. :
forecast the, pre eminence of her chef
city. The Commercial inlere-!s of the ci'y
•f New York ere net bounded by tbote of
[ her own etate. and eome important n.incr
f el district* of Pennsylvania aro ra'.iicr
i to her than to Philadelphia,
s But the fact* we hare cited may be d m
-1 ed to ihow that the I'o-i.:on oi and
f authority among the member* • f t'.o
r American Union which the etate : Now
York hat held for half n century, will t
• lait probably belong to Pennsylvania.
• Unlet*. however, the purification of her
• political character nr. I the pitile-* ch*--
• titcment of acounfirelism in offi >• shall be
f eaacted by lier oipanding •e'i-re-pTt 1,-t
preponderance ol material str-i.g h WI.I
be only a source of dang r. an cegrlatn n
of moral decay —.V Sun.
• wA- ♦
THE SUNBURY AND LEWI STOWN
KAILKOM>
At a meeting of the stockholder of : ■
Runbury and I.ewistown Railroad held it
Philadelphia, the ci mpnnv wis reorgan
ised hy tho election of the following gen
'lemen as a honrd of directors : Anr i
Preas, Ph'lade!|>hi:i; R. \v Solisok, I. n
<-a*ter; Josiati |Hrt. I>oyletown; 1 ni<
Buck, Philadelphia; W. Budd Dean n
New Jersev; Georg Shannon, Norrist i
George Schnur, Solmsgroro.
ALL THE INHABITANTS OF /
TOWN CHLOROFORM Fl> BY 11UK(
LABS.
Rt Joseph. Mo , January 8 —At Oah. r
Ho . on the Hanniha! and !St. J is ph R il.
'oad, on Thursd iy night, burglars hrks
•nto a drug store and fob n holt I e o'
, ehloroform, with which they drugged tin
who'e town. They robbed both hotels,
•ha stores and many privitfo residences
Thev secured several thou'and dollar* am
escapsd.
TERRIBLE FATALITY OF DIPII-
THE HI A.
Milford, Pa., December 2C.—The fatni
'y of Thomas Crago, of Dyberry Wayne
•out.ty, has been tiearly swept away by
lephtheria Mr, Crugo hud lost fourcllil-
Iren this month, huvinglut id two on
■sunday Him elf and servnt girl wert
aken sick lust week mid tl-• 1 Tiiur 'ay
fhe wife died only a few moiitl - ago. On
v two children ure left of the fum ily, and
i they are reported dangerously ill with the
lame disease.
4 N N I M l ATE M I N I.
! 1 O; 11,- - . Mutu-.t l\,,
.
t'rMl'.K II AM., .1 ttlt. 10. If,l'
1,1 compliance w.ili the provider)* nf
their charter. the director* prexttl the
*ighteenlh hi ui! *tßtetn*:it •>(" th<* tra:
a. tic** of the (*nnnT
\ T I I '<
Rills roc#!**!'!*,
Ling i rendum
: a able by mnu
bvr* for inttr*
!:, <* tl<" t>*t
,On vi bit h ht-r* i t -
lwrW ■
L.-a\ ing itt<" n
ptout turn note*
in (tie tim.urv .. V&i *0
P..UI v A **
r, ~fihoCow
|vn* the pah
EXPENSES
'ompetMalion te
vl.Nwi.n- f'.fii'.'l
Ltary >fSvh'V.... 10000
■iaiary ot frett* &OUO
i'rtnling, office
m il, |i >i \.
ItMININ 110 M
K ot lion ln'.*r 1 600
I ■■x M ViSco,
loan on Mi| .... 235 U)
i X F lUrltthtr on
•table,. 2K 00
| \\ in on
! w :i!l bou*e 6 (10
W 16
16 Ml accruing a
loiit and furd*
of the Company
thy part year
trrdeduetißt cx-
I pcnre* 28,114 02,
r>> which ml,I
fund* report HI
'( proviiui- year. $109,829 85
Vlinu* not** ex
piiwl anvl can.
celled. 21,W0 03
sf7,6y."J 82'
Making the total
available assclt*
of the Company
thia Jar
j Kiskeattd utsuran
! ce* taken the
past year - $374.43$ 40
Same r, |>ou*a for
previous rears .. 4.701,2(51 Jo
Grand total risk*
ami insurance#
taken aince er>
sanitation (6,076,65*9 hi
From which deduct
policies... $2,430,574 97 j
, Expired and can- |
i ceiled $2, *>16.122 87
Due the Company
, from Agent* $1,702 51,'
At an election held the tame da%, the
jfollnwiig named member* were elected
dirvt". for the enauinc year
. .) W t'a'np! d \V. K rtimrim', Hen
ry KeMer. Jo-eph Baker, John K .hel,
I ■ nII Re IT, (. "ye It . ..-I-at >. .1
llenrv, Amoa Alexander, .1 O. Meyer,
Sana i Uramly, m ! ihn Wolf
Whereupon the board >rg*r>.l,eed and
e i the f -Mowing oflotri
President Geo Buchanan
\ ice Pr. * lent llcnry Keller.
R.-erclary t>r tem
Tra - - ■ Henry Wir,
D. K Ll'Sg. GEO. BUCHANAN,
FtWt
Mttn v llitMT*. e-rrected weekly by
H, Shelmire,
Wheat $1 20 to $1 26
ILrtey <66c l • MV,
Oat* 30e to 85c.
Clover Seed IW to s's 76
! Rye 65c to 70c.
l'ork 7c l. 8c
Butter 26c to 28.
1 Egg* 26c
Corn 1 1 to 62.
i Beef frit- $• 76|,rl001ba.
BKLLKFONTK V VKKKTS.
I White §1 20 Hi ' 116. .. Ky 10
new Ct il6 old 00 Oat* to Barley ft*
70 010 .'er-ec •' ... .I'. !*!■• •>'
Lard per pouiot R Fork per poundlh,
lluttrr'Jl Es(al& Fia*( r per ton
sl4 Tallo* 8 Haci • It) Ham IS
Lard i>or : >und Bcent* Buckwheat
' (56 Ma., F '>ar per barrel retail7,o(>...
JvoVa S o'.m p'aeter sl4 to IS. Cayuga
, pfaatcr f '.50 p.-r 2000 Iba
lICENfK. v. - . I'.ereby given
j thai T. M Hall baa f,led hit petiti n
:or a tavern !vaite it Mi!ebur< boro .
vtid that apr cation will be uiade to th
icAurt to grant the aamo a! January tea
i iop. next.
I,l>e| King Taver" ... Marion tap ;
A. WILLI \ MS
, 0 Jan 3 k l'ruthonotary.
IN HIE OHPMANs ColiiTctFt EN
. TUECODNIY.
In th tr, utvr of the ea'.ale eill ibert El
der. dae'd.
The audit r appointed by the .ai l C ,urt
to acert-dn the ailvanrert on*, and ntake
!distribution of the fund* in the hand of
the a mi.* -irator* f Kohi 'i K lor, d.
I attend to the Julie* of hi" apt* nt
11, ••nt !■ • ill e. in Bellefonte on Tu<**-
' day the eighteenth day of January, A !>.,
I IK7'i. at one o'clock, p. ru.. of *ai I Jay.
when and where all par'.ie* iuleretled can'
. attend if theT aee proper
I F POUTS KY,
,0 Jan 3 I Auditcr.
It ht.lfi KK S .*UI U Hs
j lu* follow iiic account* have been exam
iined and pane l by ine and remain filed
of U- rd m thi Olß'<> for the maptetion
ofhyira, legatee*, creditor* and another*
in any way inlcrft'.ed and will be prevent*
ud to the Orphan* Court ol Centre 'untv,
n W, In..day the 24 day of January, A.
' L) . 1"*7.6, for confirmation and allowance.
1. The sic *unt <u° John Rer.letler. guar
dian of John I" e.gart. one of the children
and h< ir* of Molly I'ngart late of Feao
' j T*p. d-e'd.
M 2 The account of John Ocihl, guardian
of Mary Elian, arid Welev hlun, the
children and heira of Win. Kt an, d-c d,
", in a> count with vaiil M-y and (\cloy
3. The account of Jacob Walker, guar
d in i I Frai.k Luca*. Mitcbel Luca* and
Jane K / i Lu, a*, minor children of Nol*
■on Lu,'t< ' ule of Snow Shoo twp. dee'd
1 The account of Hubert Hauimil),
guardian <>f John L Hainmill. minor
i child of Marg'.rct Hamtiilll, late of llurrii
town>hip, dce'd.
6 The account of Carrie K. Wolf and
" Peter Hoffer, admini*lrator of the e*tate
of Siuion S. Wo'.f. Into of Potior, twp.,
. dec',l.
, Tn* final account of If Y SliUor, guar*
' dian of Kiieabeth Heintrdenian. minor
chi! I of George Hoimxiemaii one of the
! chi..iri -n and h. ir#ol <•- rgo IL-intllotuan
. late Of Harris twp, doe'd.
! R t gislcr'. Office 1 J. 11, Meant- >n,
| l).-c Si. | Register.
*76 Centennial. *7O
FURNI T U R E.
t
GREAT Reduction in Pricos.
r
Now is the time to boy, a. f have
< on band :i largo Stock 1 will ofler it
at panic prices for the next SIN I
: DAYS FOR CASH,
( heapcr than it can he bought
Klww here,
which a few of the following pricss
Sw. :w : Cane Scat Chair- &b low
[as fT " Wood Scat Chairs BH.OO and
upward; Bedsteads 33 50 t.. 813 00.
A good Bureau for 81100. (bam
- her Suitn. Extension Tables, Book
i-[cases, "nd all nther Furniture in pro
' portion to the above prices. Pleiuw
i- call and examine our work.
JOHN CAMP,
♦}j.i 2m. Milroy.
Grain, Seeds and Produce
jrV\KMKUS LOUR THIS WAY,
and bring your grain <>fnll kinds,
Clover Seed, Pork.
Potillrv. At . ite. <t'c.
to Milrnr—mill ware house -where you
will at all time receive the liijjlu-.-l cash
nrice* fur the same. Suit. ptast.T, Coal,
Fish, Ac. f'-r sale. I>. All ELM IKE,
1H nov 3 in
NOTICE. N olice i* hereby given thai
theace unt "f William Weaver,
coramilto tof Edward D. Weaver a lima
ic, hit teo it filed in thu office of the Pro
honot try ol tli • Court of Common Pleas
of Centre co., and will be presented to the
Court for confirmation at January term,
„,. xt . A WILLIAMS,
c j cc o Prothonotaiy.
171 XKCUTOIi'S NOTICE. Letter*
j tamcntary on the estate of Harriet
Wanner, late • f Potter township, deceas
ed, haying been granted to thu undersign*
ed. all per ' * ii Jehteil to said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims nguin I the time tc
present them, duly auilou t eated by law,
lor settlement. .ItrliN If. \V AGN EK,
M it'll AKL STKOIIM,
ot JixccutvH.
MAP I i it AI ut t , day* a,nee a ?'•
i ,\ i 1 ' ' |I ~ Mi I '.IV id I.
M ,rlin. of Middle! ug. hiu taktn alck
in i n, t< lln ' 1, i < uriun, manner a- to
t nliiio lt! Mlleoi ii ol him ,It and Inigh*
• h>, fln < vaniioatioti it n* docovered
that t'o "tie le , : ler lower Inw wa
,
> - attrd hi the rapid fiioiion fru.it rubbing
• i :. .:
aiti. li *..: >• II Tlie cow a, ted a* it craxy.j
.: ' ..oil, in .i ru'hiiig her jaw oil thr|
fenca h-r ► Vi ** ' ii*. whett *he auddetl I
■ . ; ..■••• I
I v, thv hi* *aU h dog, who fVe,|t|enl J
i
trf tret -o It oil. ! .<-ti >g W4* iakeii with |
I',, *. .. .I'd tlii mine manner a*
th# VOW, Wild (tied la a f' w lo'Vir* Mr.
Martin b- ' c M'xtitt, I and called in a
veto tla'V iurg, i to , n unitie I||H dravl
liodi v, .ipr oi iii 0,l tii" diieana "mad
l,h. wliuii i* fatal to all anitt ai* ll,at
c,o '! Ii I* v, v rare n lire I nitej
St.*!, Btid the-e are the flrt caaea t) at
iiave ever occurred in llit* part of the
v, -,tntrv, an '. we hope the ,iiea - will end I
ivtih the tlafun, I aiiiutai* -Urttut itllt j
A'-A.t.
nUBLICBALKI
1 Wt;l I,- i at p.thlie **le, ai th*
les-idetii-o of the "übacrtber at (.'entre Uill,
■nJ\N 1' A It\ 67ih. at 1o ' ' K-k, tlx* fol
low Rg property lw.> Hwiw, mm 2
W , !•'. '-'-lur He ,per and Mow
jer, 11 -e 11 .*v Rake, Flow. Harrow, C'u'ti
> r. ■hi ! plow, 1 K '■* Grain Prill, I
_* \\ n.- n, 1 at nligtnlll, Bled, llay
• rider*. Kot i.-, DMtUBNB, Bl>*
- " I , nt. Ci it >aw. and othe.
m t'O numerous t > mention. Term*
made knew ft on dav of *n:e
It ja WM EHKHAHD.
MAKE ITS.
.New York, Jan. 8 Flour loi'tl'H. u
--• or 5 4 'S>( * 6 <"-6; e mttnnn to g 4 N-1.6
I gool io, "-i '- ,6 I" ~Sl*i Wheat N
i spring It> > 10" Wheat, No
Milvvattke,- l('i| Hv -**" •.'At t'oru,
•te -.ein iiiit*d o.Jti74(u Si *al* wertern
, noved 46,'4,48 O'eflee IvijCy 18. Egg* 6>
,6' -ttgar fair •.,> g •■> 1 refining HeAHi.
1 1'elroUum refine,l I
CHICAGO.
Fl tr good t i choice 4 76'*5 spring
-xtra* 6 tan , in Wheat Peh HI; aedar
l*ti '.*H C -n el Fab 4'' .oiler Jan 4'U<
i 4 (ia-. P e! Janl 'j -al Feb IHB. ltye
-e! Jan <6*s Barley aellnr Jan T'.'t
FHILADELFHIA.
Fleur ex tarn SfiS'V-i?6: High grade* s"*
it*><4*Bfat Wheat, new red Pa I t&AI 84
w.-.tern I 06. Corn mixed eld '*>
■54 yellow, new 60. Oat* western m:x
. ! d -2i(it l' l
MARRIAGES.
On the 2sth "f N r., at the Itefornted
R . ■ t * lie* W >1
Land:*, Mr I ,i!t BierTy to Mia* Che*tie
\ SpHts, both of Sugar valley, Clinton
i county.
On the mine day, and place, and by the
•ante, Mr. t'li-rlr Fruiter to M:a K'.taa
b, th lir. :,ir g, r. a!! of S tgar valley, Ctln
t'-n CJ.
On 19th ult , by I' -te, Mr. Frinton
K. Sharps to M.-s Anna N. all of
Brush valley. Centre co.
tin the 6 d tnl, hv u •ni*, Mr. l>av,d
Har'.gc* of Sugar vai'ay, to M:> Anna K
Shefft-r of Madia .nhurg. Centre eo.
Clinton co. pajer please copy >
On thi .'i d ult, by Kf* W. H Groh,
Mr t K llMianW and M: Kale A
Meyer, both from U a vicinity o" Stale Col-
ISM.
On the 23 rd u'.t . by the satue, Mr. Win
H F'-*tti*y and ilis Maty H. Coxay, both
jit U,>al*burg
On l: <• kVilt ud. hy the anttc, 51-. John
1. Kur gard r,nd Mi.* -arah C It -key,
both of llarn* twp.
tin th' ratt'e ,IBV. by the nine, M* Pe
ter M. Web'refß"* burg, and M: Ma
ry Hupp of Harris twp.
On I>ec, 2feJt. 187,6. St John's churclt
l>v the ltev (ir..'ge T. Fi* I*. *'i4h*l by
th.. H . SI J W A i. il- Newton if
Siuii, , , f O -.. * tile. Fa , and Mtte Kilett
U V . • grsl d. . * h'.rr the ia|,' Hot:
J .n,. - T Male, f It-' efunle
tie 2 Mi 55 Itam T Kline of!
li-gf* town tj a'id Mi*- Mary II Mies*
of S| log '. * • j • * -•l <•; *ec o■ nt V I
It,, _ i, hv I, . ( rge Guycr. Mr.
P j.v, - at,,l Miia Mary Ann Sige!.
Ai the -attic tic e by the same, Mr. John:
C, uip, :-*■ r and 51,.* Krz a Calderwood,
all "! Halftn >o. t entre co
/• nH'UT I*Hot LA M \ lloN.
\it*t*i,i.r He < notas A !(>•*, IWI,ul l
U.c e,ar. Iv *,,.* t'l**. is its* UO, fwistsllte
is.. 1 , ".•'•Vine r ttw *-aatiss at i •v,U*. v tittUrti aarf
iwaifir *i. oi 1!• tt < rnfeble VI \% U>*e M>d llw
iloaoit! a II tFv*pj. v Jald's ID mmirrn
, >VARt|. Issued thl isrmrwusd. lw*w<tSbf U:#
lindtf uf A4 At .I* 5. lomedirwvtMl fwl Iu44lk#
a. tr' Hijd <J tefip.ihM <u>d i*<nfl *Uli IMl
eft fit QiuHnf >rww ng .rf t Siw !'•••< la |ilie U*
f()g I*4 ts' V cf r*9U. at l *••• "• Uk 4U|
ij oi liism!- Uug tuo Sir 4 *IAJ t'"*. l
dMUMMIVo wcewlie
uifc 6f,rw I#III* .'• j
uc* of the |C. e A - rw t* At>d i cnwtAl ;•* of Ilk# j
a . •, . -i* *i'. *. L• la* 1 tMMb And ISK-rw la J
? ic:t j'fv, rr A* IV '*■ -fil I*
*A I dkf. (th tlk-ir rovcNMd*. In j sl; % rU'a.m j
u * . il l' X# twtifmbrt#' ' to v.llkow *.UU4#
a - rh ' • iiial- i''..- v O;H" !*•" J # And thuaw.
• h-y la r# . (AAO<Mti * p* #' l# A#Ais'*S
;. ,n*r iKaI m# w.*wJJ W la W" .'aaJ *f laflrk
v 5-. inl| Saßlßrn Artd 4bw*w W •• Ukoati
, : my har d. lw >•*' I#* 4af <f
Aw* in (IfitMF f out U td. ICI. a4 la tl# ai#fj
oiat t j cif of !a4lr> tMI s># h* t'nU^d
n I MIAIM'R Viarttf. :
/ 1 F.I \T UECt'CTIoN IS PRICES!
\ I
AT
Wolfs Old Stand.
Largest Stock of Goods in the
Valley!
ONE PRICE! LOW PRICE !
POLITE A ITKNTION !
I llavingjtist returned from the E:it, and
. bought at panic prices, I am now prepared
to 01l ch< ap r than ever before. My *lock
, con."i*t. ,n part of
| DRY GOODS,
i GROC:i:IUKS,
NOTIONS.
: IIOSIEHY,
HAT- A CAPS,
BOOTS A SIIOKS,
RUBBER BOOTS,
; SANDALS, Ac., Ac.
Ladit >' and Gents' Underwear a spec.
iu!ity.
A I.AHUE STOCK OF
' READY - MADE CLOTHING
i con.omly >.ii hmiil. !/k *l ih. fig
ures :
(Jncd Gi'simere Suit*, 810.00
' flood f\t.iimere ('oaf*, $5.00
Co.into rs will find the stock com
v pie to, an ! a <-ul I nil that is required
ito n.-'ii v 1 >u tiat this is the best
1 pin* in tha valley • buy your goods.
11, ,nr . hi j ■ but one price for
..everyone.
" WM. WOLF.
-•OQQQ" MONEY FOR ALL Only
Ja/Jhl tu -!>t • • Only Dlmai "It
ilwayd*rfc< To uy t*icr who will
I>. :,i i.i m. wftwlll wid on# h* df WPP which
* nr mb"' will put >"U In (ho way to ***•
1 an \ <>■' l*W> nallyonr Mtttf KttlUblo for own
i 1: 1 I* i>tirvl> new 1 !• • ■*
'j. ~ | |llW ifdire l aying bukilfM, anl eonaidant
inoome '1'! t* Ihn *viwmw> ft • lilffiUnM*,** nod if you
~n nut MitbrMM* U Ull >ur frtwnda. for It l Fortunr
f. W ft- .*thyd< *f*rwimg (Miraon Uo nrwl a hfrlptoa
Itaad N't * •♦clp"* )' weliy, rthr h linlpf*. tut a
•aid attd Wr" mnratttomllualoo##o|ipartuillt£. Ham
,i,t'u!r.. dr.. Ac., arc aont at no*. 3M tmnU
Ski., infnvdot it. tvn Iron, and uopo nwwln pl* on
; li> <' ><' u ,v '
* DOWN WITH HAKI) TIMES. *
' * . an>t U> It, bu) vbiir* roa wa <lt
"*j| VP 4*l
*• dollar HM*. 'wl Ht • wll*M Sl BiUn, lnoo .
U tfc '' 12A.4HM1 lUorn || .tftrm ever;. '
I.V . ' '•> •:-> *'' " {•** '.'"VVri
|C.k. < alien. M. . "ore. AO . Ac . ol otmut hull
prTc" sr. d .elf. .s nthlna SI ■>!, .mo .Wily
'V it l It buy* 1 rum msnufA<turcm aiki *
r li hl • IlltU - . imipli, and ah mil ir $1 what
. ..untn <l#alar *k $2 to M for. Thta la huiuhu*;.
„„ -HiAotfl" or |rtU<ry Nh oar circular*. and aom thr
tii.mAiiUf al only *1 W* .. m f
d<rcl by theb•! |parof Button, and by Igu.lMJ |al
mn Sea our circular®,
W* I'm and will aoll you nooda At lew th*n > i
\\ (' l till. ,( lrr |i„u,c. We .en.i lJf fttaU ur eipres.
C o P., and let v. mwe ooana befiir. tiiirtoa Wo
iattl ati'-nt. m,r) where. N" rt.k. m. e|ill.l needed
. , ■ . liiij.a |nUl card, Mend mm for all
I'll* ** *' ..or pfliiers. elrculsni, and list Wr
,■ o ol.ln Is 3 articles, M lesrk*. Ac. all fin a
iritf'.c 101 l i lle.iotllul lUnca, rin., Bracelet.. Set".
I' pel, Vi-dli ~ ...ill ii.,lla*t..ra. In fact %n..article, all
i.( *■ N". w anil aavo money Tuti can do ii
. ii.. 'lit. Ail'lic. .11 order, to M till MIST. Iff AI
, , N ! UOI.I.AR BAI.K, 33 Bronilteld Nt . Boalo i.l
1 M , dec, IS., o w.:
IT P. Fit UTN EY, Attorney at Lewi
±JI liuiiefonto, Tn. Otfico over Koy
ouiUj bank. may 14TX)
Don't Buy
HARD COAL RASE BURNER
HEATING BTO\ K. until y u have ag-|
amined the
• X *
w
•sgtiy —j
" HI 2
z M |
■ ■■
- THE—
Iksl & Handsomest
STOVE IN THE MARKET
Call ami acetliciii at the Store of '
J. A. It DUN H AW,
CtiaraE Hxu, FA
/ '1 HAMPTON 6S iVIFEItIAL >o.\F
V7 t* Tilt "It
Cl.is Soap i* manufactured train pure'
material*, end as it contain* a large per '
en tag* of Vegetable 0.1, la a er ranted ful
ly equal to the best imported Castile Soap,
st l at the same time pmtaMes all the
wavlnug and cleansing properties of tin
elebruted Gertnatt and French Laundry
It l the refute recommended for,
is# in the Laundry, Kitchen, and Bath*
room, and f>>r general household purpo-j.
•' *; nlso, for Priiiteif, Painters, Engineer*, '
n l Machini-ts, as it w ill remove stain* of
Ink. Gre.., Tar, Oil, Paint, etc., from the
hand*, Manufactured only hy
( HAMPTON BROTHERS,
2 .4, 6, 8 ill.J 10 Hutger* Flr.ce. and 28 and j
26 J oiler*..!, Sir.ot, Now Yark
For *le at Fhiladelj.hia, hy KOONS
A KUOFP, XT2. North Delaware Avenue.:
and by grocer* generally, and al Sechler'si'
rj Nov 11 < m
The Grander Store!
Something New!
CASH AND PRODUCE FOR
CHEAP GOODS.
SHORT CREDIT A SHORT PROFITS.
ISIIDAL 4. Iti:\Ollf.t ,
"tiring Mill* ha* cttablikhed a store to suit:
(he times, and ha* a complete stock of 1
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS.
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE.
KENS WAKE
HATS. CAPS,
BOOTS A SHOES,
FISH. SALT,
CIGARS. TOBACCO,
DHCOS, SPICKS, OILS.,
In short a full line of
EVERYTHING FOR LESS PRICES
THAN ELSEWHERE
COME AND JCDOK FOR YOUR
SELVES.
Sfeb. y.
Simon Haines*
CENTRE HALL.
Manufacturer of
Carrlagra.
Bngilea,
IVusfona, Ar.
Of every 4*criatioa , running gear fur
ill kinds of vehicle*, m.-ido to order, and in
first C!R* mann.-r lle-.ng a practical roe
!• l w..aid WARRANT ALL
WORK to give Satisfaction. Repairing
promptly attci.del at the lowest rale*.
Unde r taking,
('oiftut of nil stv Ice
mad.- on shortel notu <• The busine**
>f undertaking attended to in all iu
branches Resp.*cl(ully o>ictU a thare ol
Itubltc patronage, V aept y
j tiAHKia j it aitlturKT j
.IvIHK BOPIkK t I Iflt 110 l t BK. .
Penns valley
Banking (Jo.
CENTRE HALL. FA
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Allow I n ATcst.
Diicvinnt Nate
Buy and Sell
GuverninentSecuriUca, Gold ar.dj
Coupon*
I'nt* llorrxi, Ww B. Mtxui.it,
Prod. Cashier
BE ATT Y PIANO:
TIIK BEST IN USE .T-Bend sUroo
fr Circular. DANIEL F BKATTY.
Washington. New Jcrev.
f OHM P. POTTER, Attorney-at-Law.l
' ti Colloclion* promptly made and
• pecial attention given t<> lha*o having
land* or property f>>r sale Will draw ui
,nd hav.- acknowlevlged Deeds, Mortgage*,
, Ac. Office in the diamond, north *tde o
the court 10-ttae. Bel'of.inte ->.-:616* o'Ui
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN.
1 1 -a
| %7hr long ciui of tkr tu>*e is ii.tcrUd t lh( j
. cow'* loals, trhrn th< at Uk uill /fow, trtlhovl
'■ (Ar nid of thf hatuis.
The attention of Dairymen it cwl'ed U
the abova cut, which rettre*ents a SI L
VER MILKING TCBE, by which roor.
than half the lime and labor of utilkina
j cow* it saved. Four tube* to a tel. which
wilt lie sent postpaid to all narU of lh<
.-••unlry on receipt of Two Dollar* per set
An Agent is wanted in every county, t.
whom a liberal discount will be allowed
' Addrctbe manufacturer.
GEORGE P. FILLING,
701 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
is®-AH kinds of Secret Society work,
Jewel*. Emblems, Badges and Silverware
generally.
Diploma* awarded at the Berks, Mont
gomery, Cheater and Buck. County Fair*.
For liwumeniab ses the Practical Farmer
; for September and October. Send for cir
• culars. "octfm.
Tube* can be feen at the Reporter office
they are asurcos* __________
|O. T. AIRX AMUCK. C. M Bow ana
; l LKXANDER & BOWERS, Attor-
V ! s at-Law. Bellcfonto, Pa. Special
-'attention given to Collections, and Or
i pbans' Court practice. May he consulted
in German and English. Office in Gar
)l man's Building. niv '74-t.
' I_) A ' i>ORK.
DENTIST.
]j Is still located at Pine Grove Mills and
is now prepared to travel 10 the homes of
t patients st a disunoe and render any de
.ired orvice in hi. line, in the be-t man
-.-.pr, of host quality and at reasonable
r rate*. Insertion of i< w denture* made a
.penalty. Trrth cstractct icitkiut /HUM.
'J 1.1 an 74
111 .nr brockKßiiorr, j. i>. siivokkt
President, Cashier.
- QENTRK COUNTY BANKING C©
y! (Late Milliken, Hoover A Co.)
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
; n And Allow interest,
• Discount Notes,
Buy ar.i Selk
J Government Secu;itics.Gold &
£ uilU'ftStf Coupons
QU.S.O. GUTELIU3,
Dentist, Mill helm.
Offer* hi* nrofetional service* to the
public. He i* prepared to perforin nil
operation* in the dental profession.
/..tEf-lleU now fully prepared to extract
teeth übsulutely without jiain. niyß-78-tf.
JL. SPANGLiEK. Attorney-nt-Lnw,
Bellefonte, Pa. Office with
Bush A Yoouni. Consultation in English
and German. Collections promptly attend
... 1 to. feb6-tf
D. M. Rittkkuouak,
KUO\N. NPHIVAR7. A < <>.
WIIOI.K.SAI.E DEAt.KRS IN
Fish, Cheese and Provisions,
144 North I>elaw.ire Avinue,
137 North Water Stregt,
PUILAUKLFUIA.
p. a. Kooxti a scbwaus. j.BinwA*
aiuVsiy.
STORE, NEW GOODS ANI
.Panic Prices.
11. 4. D 4 It RIM Kit.
al lite old ('entre llill stand
dust opening a Stock of
N EW GOODS,
' OLD l-'AHIIIONKD I'ltK EH!
] V large variety of
l.adieN Drrx Gooda
Great Bargain* in
Muslineanil C'aliooca
Ready .made Clothing
U'urraoted to Suit
ilia Cloth* alid t aaiiutt-r*,
( ant Ho eg celled
His Grocery Department,
i \ikiititltds every unaiit aaaortmentand low
j Price.
Syrup. Sugar, Tea, Cod*", t ann. d fruit*
Uuwnlk' and V• -reign Fritits, tth.rsr.
•t>d every other article belong*
ing to the Grocery Depart
-111 n b I
*o"Fariti"i, Mechanic* and Laborer*
look to your ialatxt Oue tioilar *at -<l i
. dollar tn pocket. Than ' all and e at
what B"t.uii.hitigly low price*
g<-N,. (rouble lo *how Goods "A3
AIo the choicest FAWII.IT FLOCK al*
way* 01. hand. Apt. H J
Miller & Son,
CKNTRE HALL. PA.
DKA LRUS IN
I'll HE DHL (IS
A NJt MED I CIS EH,
CHEMICALS, OILS, DYE MTFFS,
PERFUMERY. NOTIONS.
FANCY ARTICLES
Folt THE TOILET,
IM HI: HIU: 'AMP I.IQIORS,
f<r medicinal purpose*.
Trumaec Support era in great variety.
Also, choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other article* usually kept in a
first class Drugstore.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded.
28oct tf MILLER A SOU.
Headquarter* for Boots aud Shoe*'.
1 O W E B S'
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Opposite Bush House,
HKLLKFONTE. PA.
Powers' Boot A Shoe Store I* the largest
and heat stocked establishment in Cenlr*
County.
lie keeps constantly on hand a full
line of
It (I OTN .4 \ IP N H 4) I: N.
He it iu*t opening the largest tock o<
Spring Good*ever brought to Bellefonte
PIN £
{for ladies, kept constantly on hand.
!B, > >:• and Sltu<* for mm and wtuen. of
all styles, quality and pric*, from the
moat costly to the cheapel, constant!}
kept on hand.
WK DEFY COMPETITION !
either in quality or prieea. Call gnd
examine ltia new stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, and you will liud it
to your advantage. Apr'Jlly
NEW"YORK
BRANCH vSTDItK.
Mt-Clain's Block, Directly Opp. Bush
House,
Bcllefonlo, Pa.
11. IIKRKIK A CO.. Prop'ra.
Dry Goods.
HOIERY, LINENS, EMBROID
ERIES. WHITE GOODS. LA
CES, NOTIONS A FAN
CY GOODS,
STHICTLT FIRST-CLASS GOODS.
Relow the Usual Prices
Nov 12. it.
r. a. wiiso* *. *. mcaa. a.a at- a*
WILSON & HICKS,
WHOLESALE AND RKTATL HARD
WAKK DEALERS.
IKON PAINTS,OILS GLASS,kC
Builders Hardware
COACH MAKER'S GOODS.
CA BINKT MAK EP. S STOT ; K. *
Stoves of All Kinds.
CHILDREN'S BUGGIES,
WAGGONS. CARTS. &C.
WILSON & HICKS.
8.-llefonlc, Pa.
NOTICE.—We will *ell to n>*pon*ible
men on three month* credit. Will lake
1T 6 t<.r cent for ca*h which i* equal to 20
per cent, rier annum. It will pay tiio pur
•-hater to porrow at 10 front other partiea.
if he can save in buying from us. In this
way wr can turn our uionev and sell low
or. Mar 15. t.
CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
J. 0. DEININGKH.
A new, complete Flnrdware Store has
heen opened by the undersigned in Con
ire Hall, where he is prepared to sell all
kinds of Building and House l 'urol*hing
Hardware, Nails. Jsc.
Circular at.- Hand Saws, Tennon Saws,
\\ ebb Saws. Clothes Racks, a full assort*
ment of Glass and Mirror lVate Picture
Frames, Spoke*. Felloes, and Hub*, table
I Cutlery, Shovels, Spades >nd Forks,
I Look*, Hinges. Screws, Sash Spring*.
Horse Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods. Oil*,
. Tea Bulls, Carpenter Tools, Taint, Vsrn
, ishes.
, Pictures framed in tlio finctt style.
Anything not on band, ordered upon
>hortet notice.
Remember, all ood, offered cheap*
' er than els. where
aug'26' 73-tf
BUY YOUR DRUGS FROM
KIXKIVN
i) rll St or e.
k ,NEXT DOOB TO THE DESCHNER QUE
STORE.)
i KIIK SII AN 1) CIIK A P
•\|T W. ___
y£MADA' 15
NEW
Til© Manufactory.
WOODWARD, IA.
The undersigned liai opened * new Tilo
Shop for manufacturing all kinds of Tiles.
Persons wishing to drain off their land
will please call and examine oar stock, as
we make the round and also the horse sW
tile. •
For sample call at the Reporter office
D. VENA DA & SON.
21 oct 3m. Wood war 1.
HEATTY* 1
(WEIGHS WHEN BOXEI)OVER ON
THOUSAND POUNDS. Liberal term*
I to deaiors.
'1 iA-Send stamp for Circular. Address
D. f. BE ATT Y, WMbtngton, N. J.
| Patent Adjust th V .Store Shelf.
*****f® I *, |T jwE^rAjME! l '*
I^
m^M
fjpppw*"*"
UsefuJ & Ornamental. IS32WCSW^^
iiHwiiuHwJßOliillV.rtMUnnmo lUiaf W * |il— rt—*n4u*u tin*—.
IF A. MILY •** ■^^ l '^"^ r ''*' , *'"' *— £3s*
J"* 1 * *•*"> 1 u.-c IkUMH *J'-flllMl 3U (IPIBB
teMUm lawrini If. H. ijr K INN.
&=-—■* lUm* m mOU u-
FURNITURE.
JOBS IIItE< IIBILL,
< hi* < !< Khut New Boom*, Spring street
Uri'tfoDlr.
*i? band a splendid assortment o
lioLhK I*l KNIT! UK from the con
aonejl to Ihe dkl elegant.
<"!! AMIIKK SKTB, PARLOR SETS.
SOFA*, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS
WOOL MATTERS-F.S HAIU MAT
TKKSSKS,
r.d anything wanted in the line of hi*
*ui nets—homemade and city work. Al
- o>, hat made a speciality and keep* or
j 'tand, the largest and lineal itw kef
WALL PAI'EB.
i iood* told at reasonable rate*, wholeaa j
j tad retail. Girt bira a call before pur
| bating elsewhere. ftM*iy I
J. ZELLER 6r SON
DRUGGISTS
So 6 Brockcrhoff Row, BellefonU.Pa
Ilenlera in Ikrng*. i heuilenl*
i INTftiuifry, lancy Good* sfce.
| AT.
j Pure Wine* and Liquor* for medicr
>urpote alaay* kept. may 91 • T2.
I QKNTRR^ALL
Furniture Rooms)
Y.J. It A HRI BBI\:,
•tnpottfully inform* the citiaen* of Centr
j xuniy, that he ha* ttough t out the old
*land of J. O. Deiningcr, and ha* reduced
ike price*. They have constantly on band
nd make to order
aKIbSTKADS.
BUREAUS,
SIS KS.
W AS II ST A N DS,
CORNER CUPBOARDS
TABLES. Ac.. Ac.
lot* X Mux CHAIR* ALWAYS OS Hsjsr
Their *tock of ready-made Furniture it
arge and warranted of good workmanship
ana it all made under their own itemed'-
ite supervision, and it offered at rate,
h ear>cr than el tea here.
Call and see our dock before purchasing
elsewhere. 26 feb. ly
Gift & Flory's
New Shoe Store !
AT CENTRE BALL.
They bare now opened, and will constant
v keep on band, a tplendid stock of new
>UOF.S. GAIT KKS. A SLIPPERS, for
nen, women and children, from the bet
nanufadorie# in tbe country, and now of
fered at the
Lowest Prices.
BOOTS and SHOES made to order, upor
i herl notice They invite the people o.
j hit vicinity logi*ethem a call, a* the*
I will drive to merit a share of their pal
j -oriige. mvKitf
GRAHAM & SON*
\ v
Dealer* in
Boots, Shoes and
tßU23£ftß,
Ladies', Misses' and Chil
dren's Fine Gaiters.
All Kinds of Custom Work Made To
Order.
Harness Leather,
Sole Leather,
(mlfSklM
And Shoe Finding* alway* on hand.
Bishop Street,
20mny tf Btdlefonto, Pa.
Excelsior Cement-
The undersigned now manufacture* Cei
Intent WARRANTED OF A SUPERIOR
oUALITY, at hi* kiln*, near Pine!
• Creek Mill*. in Maine* twp. Tbi* cement.
" ha* already been u*ed in large quantities
** upon the 1. C. AS. C. RR.. and ha* been
' found highly satisfactory upon all job*
- \ where it lias btx'n used, and a* equal U>
•janynow manntavturod for use in CIS
TKUNS, WATKIt PIPES, or whatever
" purpose n good quality ol Com cut is desi
| table This Cement ha* already been
tested fir and wide, and rendered the ut
-11 most satisfaction. Person*, therefore con
structing Cisterns, laying Water Pipe*,
" Ac., will find it to their advantage to bear
j this in mind, and also, that he warrant* the
'article as represented.
J O. 51EYEK,
I may '2l tf Aaronsburg, Pa
W. A. CURRY,
ii ij wi & Uh u 3 M a
tE.\TIIi;iIILL,A.
. Would nuwt' respectfully inform the cit
aen of this vicinity, that he has started a
new Boot and Shoo Shop, and would b
thankful for a share of the public patron
sgo. Boots and Shoe* made to order and
according lo style, and warrants his work
ito equal any uiude elsewhere. All kinds
of repairing dune, and charges reasonable
(live hiiu a call. feb 18 ly
_______ H Q J
Bcllefonte, PA..
IS AAC MIL LF: Proprietor.
The Camming* House, on Bishop street
,i* one of tho pleusanlcst located hotels ii
ilhotown. It ha* the best stable* in th
place, has an excellent livery attachsd am
! every attention w ill be paid guests. N
Jnain* will bo spared to make it a pleasan
, njsd agreeable stopping place for the pub
, lie. Boarding by the day or week, an
inUc. charged will always be found vor
law tune 17
iBKATTY p
BY THE HIGHEST Ml 1
a.oaj. authorities turougboul the worl
ilka rsa BEST D. F. BEATTY, Propr
jifiSlißigtOD, N.J.
FOB # ABM EBB AND ALL oW>
Go |o
I. Guggenheimer.
FOR FOREIGN A DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, NOTIONB,
READY MADECLOTHIHG,
DBEMGOODD,
OROCEIUW,
PROVISION*,
BOOTB A IHOH,
lIATB, CAPS. BOOTS A SHOES
LLOTUIIG. OIL CLOTHS
AND FANCY ARTICLED
QUEENS WARE, GROCERIES. fM
VISIONS. FLOUR. Ac
andU now prepared lo accomodate a i
hu old eaetomen. and to weicocne a!
1 new one* who mar favor him mitt
their patron Age. lie feele safe in
iog that he can pieaee the meet faattdi
oua Call and aee.
ISAAC GUGGENHEIMER
P. B.—Mr.tSommaa atill conunue*
todeal in
LEATHER AND SHOE-FIN DINGS,
CLOVERand TIMOTHY 6EED.
tn ute old room.where he may alwaye
he found. 12ap.lf.
THE under* ignad, determined to meet
the popular demand for Lever
Fricee, respectfully call* the attentiea ef
the public to ha took of
SADDLERT,
now offered' at the old Mend. Designed
specially for tbe people and the times, tks
argaet and mod varied and complete m
tortment o
Saddles, Harnem, Col lan, Brktbn,
if every deeenption and quality ; Whip*
*nd in fact everything to complete a in*
•la* establishment, he now offers at price*
which will uH the time*
JACOB DIRGES. Centre He'i
Chas. H. Held.
Clock. Watchmaatkcrdk Jew tar
Millbcim, Centre Co., Pa
all kind* of Clock*. Watches end
of lb# ialett stria*. a* aleo the Maraavtue
1 stent Calender Clock*, provided with e
romtilete index of the month, end day e.
.he month and week on >ta face, vkich b
warranted a* a perfect time-keeper
/m-Ciockt, Wauhe* and Jewelnr re
. tuured on short notice and warranted.
BROCKE HOFF HOUSE.
' BRLLEKO.VTE. I'A.
E. PERKS A SON, Prop'r*
Tht* well known hotel, eitaate in the
bufcineas portion of the town, ha* been
thoroughly renovated, repainted and fur*
übbed new. It will be the aim of the pro
i prietor* to make it a pleasant Home Ikr
ikoee whom*/ favor ibotu with their net
ronago. A tree carriage i* rue to the de
pot, and the beet etehie* in town areeoa
,e.W with the House. 29apc.
beattYTZ^S
any Forte com mam
every improvement in tone with pewwr
and greet durability, end ha* received
the unqualified endorsement* of the high
oat Muticel euthorttie* for iu Marvellous
-xtraordinary nchnee* of Tone, having
NO SUPERIOR IN THE WORLD.
Large i*e, 7i Octave*, overstrung Bern,
full iron Frame, French Grand action,
Fret Deak, Carved Pedal, Solid Roeewoed
Mouldings, lvorv Key Front, Capped
Hammer*, a Grade Treble, Ac., Ac., Ac.
Weight when boxed over One Thousand
Pounds. Liberal discount to the trade.
Agenu Wasted—(male or female.)
A* Send stamp tor Circular. Addre**
the inventor and Proprietor, DAN ILL F.
BKATTY, Wahington, New Jersey.
C. PECK'S
The undersigned ha* opened IIHV es
tablishment, at hi* new shops, foi the
manufactute of
Carriages,
Buggies,
dt Spring Wagons,
SLXIUHS ASP SUDS,
PLAI* AITP FAXCT
of every description .
All vehicle* manufactured by hia.
are warranted to render satisfaction, and a
nqual to any work done elsewhere.
He use* none but the best mslsm ,
and employ* the most skillful workmen.
Hence they flatter themselves that their
work can not be excelled for durability
and finish.
Orders from a dirtanci.promptly nite-,4 •
ed to.
Come and examine my work beffre
contracting elsewhere.
PRICES REASONABLE,
All kinds of Re paring done,
i HARDWARE STORE.
t| J. A J. HARRIS.
• No. 6, BROCKKRHOFF ROW.
i Anew and;comp)ete Hardware Store
has been opened by the undersigned in
' Brockerboffs new building—where tht-V
- are prepared to sell all kinds of BuMvli .
*nd House Furnishing Hardware, Fr-
Steel Nail*.
"j Buggy wheels In sett*, Chan p i
•.Clothe* Wringer, Mill Saws, Circulai
Hand Saws, Tennon Saws, "Webb u
Ice Cream Freexers, Bath Tubs, Clut
r Racks, a full assortment of Glass 1
•■'.Mirror Plate of all sixes, Picture Fr*
Wheelbarrows, Lamps, Coal Oil L '•
Belting, Spokes, helloes, and t'
"i Plows, Cultivators. Corn Plow*, . .*>
Points. Shear Mold Boards and Cuii •
Jlor Teeth, table Cutlery, Shovels, Spa<
and Forks, Locks. Hinges, Screw*. >r
Spring*, Horse-Shoes, Nails, Now.
Rods, Oils, Lard, Lubricating Cos
• Linseed, Tanner*, Anvils, Vice*,
a Screw Plate*, Blacksmiths Tools, Factor:
Bells, Tea Bells, Grindstones, Carper-ier
Tools, Fruit Jars and Cans, Paint, V ..
J Varnishes received and for sale at
k lunef. riß-tf J AJ HARRI!*
.| THE ADJUSTABLE
-SPRING BED
tThe Best an) Cheapest now in Use., Mam.
,1 ufactured bv
" l DANIEL DEER. BellefontD, Penn'x
&A-ChU and see them be/ore purchaeinf
r y .