THE CENTRE REPORTER.
a THURSDAY 2, MAU 1876.
LODGE MEETINGS.
I'FNTH* H*x* Oorwm. No a*. I. o,f O. R.. mi
#v* 3 Sa*ir,in? w-ntn| is th* O<M Ftotlowt Hall
J M Oat TIAMP, U P !<AN**T* A. G,
f Or.p F*>HT l/>WI, No. W7, V. A M on
M 't\lv on or fetter o*ch fnll * **
(M 4 I FUWT H*IL. „ U
O i HEM A<WKk, Utet. vr W MIN*LE. W *•
H. moot* on S*torJ*y of
•m noon on or nftor tnch foil moon, ll thotr HUI
J. .1 A**t
LOCAL ITEMS.
SALE RILLS prints at the H•
nfliot'. from $ up to ,> for .''o
* larg.st. Ail kind# of job ork done with
neatncs# and despatch Order* by mail
from any part of the county, promptly at*
tended to. Give dale and hour of sale and
list of article*
All justice* of the peace eleeted en
Tuesday S. are required hv In** t< n Bil>
the \'roth'*notry in writing >' theit ac
ceptance of the position within thirty layt
It is cheaper in the lone run to jtot good
Clothing, even at a high price ; how >
much better to gel it both good and at ex- i
trrmely low prices charged by NN aitanta
ker A- Brown, 6th and Market, PkUadel- j
phia.
Dedication of the Reformed Church
at Laureltoti wis! take place on Sunday,
~ Mar 12. IS7R.
Deininger A Musser* marble-x ard
at Millheiw, put* OUt ' - equal to ha' j
furnished hy city yards. They have e- j
cry variety of marble for monument* and
" w tombstone*. and a quarter of a century < l j
experience in the business enablet them to
jut the Sneat artiatic skill upon ali work ,
sent out front their yard* Price* lower!
than at moat marble-yard*.
jn#~Suh*criler* who change their pott
office addrea thi* Spring should not fa'
to notifiy u*, *© that the Reporter can b. |
mailed accordingly.
A eubacriher, W. K G., write* u* |
from Sumvlßo, Venango eo. Pa We
have a Centre county bear here that wa*
won by our old friend. G K. W ehbee. at
a shooting match d wn near Millheim,
week befbre lat Weh**e warm weath
er, plenty of mud, but no *!eighing here
thi* winter.
AVe htTe had sample* of flaur man
ufactured by Mr. Van o*n>er, manager of
• Campbell"* mill, near Millhelm, and ,
found it doable X Mr. Van Grmer ha*
always—sad jonly too—enjoyed the repu
tation of being en aof the best miller* in |
central Tenn a. and we see by the speci- 1
men* ot hi* floor ent a*, that that reputa
tion i* boond to ttiek to him. Now if you
w i*h g-xd bread try ""e of this flour.
iK Gregg the following township of
ficer* were eleeted : i
Ccnstabie—Reuben Kline Supervisor* ,
—John B Herkmaa. Geo. Homen.
P.H>r Overseer*—Jacob MeCool, Jehn B.
Heam School Director*—John Coldrtn
Sam'l J Bering Ju'gw—Joseph Smith.
Inspector—John F. Hrckman, AN m. A.
Fahrien Assessor—P. J. Leitidl Au
ditor—Jacob R*e#e 8 years, flenry Krum
" rem2yeara. Clerk —S. W. Rankle.
Ton bail a b*rat to keep from *ink
tng—bail a note and you're *ure to go ur*
der. Hew opposite *etr.e action* are in
their effect*.
At she recent spring election, Ft-r
guson eec:d the following officer* :
Justice, A. J Orndorf ; OnßStiblt, Ja
cob Keller; School directors, Jonathan
lluMer, Jaiucs Smith, Christ Ha'pster;
Superrisors, T. F Patton, Radelph Krei
der; Poor Otreraeers, Wm. K. McWil
liam, J T McCormick and Geo. Keich
line tie ; Aeser, T G, Arcbey ; Auditor.
Samuel HarpsteT ; Clerk, J. C. Sample.
Jacob and Jeff. Storer, sons of And
Stoser, dee d, cf Haines, have gone to
Michigan to engage In farming.
# On Monday morning the
ground was corered with a coat of ice and
we had a eirid flash of lightning followed
by a hud peal of thuader. Weather
pr->p! eis say this is an indication of cold
- weather coming.
Millowaert, and all others needing
casting of any description, should read
the adwrument of Wm. P. Duncan A
Co. They have the most complete foun
dry and maehina ihop in the central part
of the state, and do work in first class man
ner.
On Tuesday forenoon four or fire
stable* were destroyed by fir® at Belle
fonte, among them the stable of H Y.
Stitzer, whose loss it about $-00. The sta
bles f C. M. Bower, John F. Potter, and
MeAiister were also burned.
David Xloyer, we are informed, w ill
be tl e now landlord at Aaronsburg.
The * *!ka on '.be west tide of Centre Ilall
are still mode of mud. Read Seehler's I
*"* advertisement. Get a set of Dave
Geise's stove shelve* if you want a useful
article. The grwin fields of Pennsval
ley have a promising look. Get the;
best—subscribe for tb# Reporter A J
•Singer t ewmg machine, in good runn ng
order for sole at the Reporter office.
J us. A. Keller builds a new brick house
next summer—ditto, J. O. Deininge*.
The work in Paddy mountain tunnel is
progressing at the rate of 8 feet per day
from one side—the length will be 2CO feet,
of which 60 feet are opened, so a work
man informs us.
For the Reporter.
People living in the vicinity of P.
Ruble's mill, at Sinking creek, are now
boasting of getting better family fl„ur at
XI r. Ruble's mill than they ever got here
tofore at any mill. Mr. Ruble has a new
miller, Franklin Runkle, in his employ,
who can knock the spots off of any miller
in Penntvalley for making good flour,
and if arty one doubts the truth hereof, we
would advise him to give Franklin a trial.
SEVER MISD.
Such a puff should bring us at least a
sack ol flour for trial. Ed.
The oldest man in Curtin township is
"Win. ililles. He only lacks two years ot
being a hundred.
For the Reporter.
Report ol Centre Hill schovl for the
nionth ending Feb. 25.
Whole number of pupils in attendance
during thi* tthe 4th) month : Males, 29.
Females, 17, total 46. Average attendance
during the month : Males 25, Females 14,
total 39. Percentage of Xlales 87, Females
83, total 85. The following named were
present every day during the month viz :
Preston Bollinger, John Larimer, David
McClintic, Mollic Mart/.e, Sevilla Breon,
Seleita Breon Leander Larimer, Wm.
Bible, Myra XlcCiintic missed but one
day, and a number of others missed but
twjdays. W. KELLER, Teacher.
The sale of the 1< ts of S. S. Wolf,
deceased, has been adjourned to Saturday,
April 8, at 1 o'clock upon same term- as
heretofore published. 4t
The Silent Feed, for Millburrs, paten
ted by R. B. Van Ormer, of Xliffiintnwn,
Pa. Thi-Feeder is pronounced the best
in the world, simple and no mill-owner
should be without it. It has been tested
und is perfection in every respect, so that
ne mill will be complete without the Si
lent Feeder. It can be seen in operation
at Campbell's mill, near Xlillheim, where
Mr. J. M. Van Ormer, brother of the
above inventor, can be consulted us to the
purchase of territory, etc. if.
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SALES.
Keller Bro's sale, near Centre Hall,
Xlnrch 16.
Jos. K. lloyer's sale, Xliies tp., Xlarcli
16.
M. G. Gray's sale. Ferguson, March '29.
Sale of Daniel Wolf, Haines tp. Xlarch
9, farm stock.
P. Kerlin's sale, Potter, March 8.
Levi Long's sale, Brushvalley, March
10.
8. H. Bailey's sale, Harris, March 16.
Sale of Jameson farm, in Potter, Mirth
23
Fa'e Jacob From, dee d, 17 March.
God y's Lady's Book fir March l as i : t
usua - tore of good things for the ladies,
plen y .if reading for masculines which
can b 1 conned with profit, and page upon
pag f<r boys and girls to Spend their Ifci-
Jiohrs Over,
INSTITUTE.
The Teacher* ©f Herri# twp, w ill hold
( ditricl Institute at Oak llall, on Mar. I
I Teach*r* .tre in* ted to attend and tak
| part in the exercise* which will be n* fol
I low*.
PnosinsMMK Forenoon, 1101 l call
■ Heading minute* of previous tin ting
Drill in grain n ar bv M - * Kc'.cr fol
' j lowed by a dicti**iin n gt oniitar, tatin
! the b< *t lneihod ot teaching it, opened h*
l<. \V. Williams, Keaaj hj HI S. 1
j Barr ; subject, school government Due
iewudon: Should ©tin i I ranches bs
! taught in common school than llio-o upor
I wliu-h xv# were ex tin id, opened bv \
' |) Wit * Afternoon. Roll cat', Mu*ic,
j CU- D 11 in read ng c di eted !>v \\
H Fotcr, l>iecu**ion on reading opened
1 I by John Jac<b*. K-- y by Mi* Norah
iO-man. subject, -io to pre* c tt.'d
jR. :.'t gol the "T-ael t S.u .. uU- !'*
the cilitor, K 11. Christie of State Col-
I ego. 1i ' ate. It -.'* ,d, I't- .t taael-or*
I are ben. ftte 1 by attending our county
j Norm*' rliixil, H tilr '.at *e >' ' *'" s
Mi*S 0 Keller. N.-gati*.- K H. Chrl"
It o. My-*. S. L Ba-r D n Should
;a teacher retain pupd- liter -.boo! hour*
a# a (tun-' mem for bad conduct or poor
I lae*oiis, *peaed by A D Wlrta, Biilttß
reading J* O\\ NN . -.
A I), WIRTS. Cor. S,c.
Tie mu-ical Conventi n in Pine
; Grove It *' week wi* •* complete u,ee*
both niu Ically at**l financially. The sing
er* were mostly young, especially the *o
| cran ■ si'.ige"*, and none were Importe.t
j from nth r local t tie* for the o* i*i n ; the
! mu-ie **! a nr.* to all , the bo k* U-ed were
j the Choice and Li* ir-g Water*, both very
I g,M*d hooka, and #*nie of the mu*tc t uer*
hly .I ffleult. yet it wa* well performed ;
1 we helitxe ali who were In attendance en
jjov.d the music very much. Occasion* of
j thi- Wind ere n benefit to any community,
In the tlr-t place they * .ken an Interest
among the people favorable to the further
cultivaiti n of that heavenly science or
art. In the second place they are promo
tt* eof greater sociability among allots—
e* and should be ene uraged by ail < od
eit.ten* and eepeeia'dy by church member*
and eburcb going peop'C. FCKIU -ox.
For the Reporter
The following i* the report oft he Spring
M ils Sch*xl for the month ending Feb.
SB h. 1576:
X umber of pupil* ; n attendance, <SO. Per
cent of attendance, Tt fh< foil -wine pu
pil* ware present at each roll oal! Min
nie and Susan Batv Sutan Jami*on, Al
ice Nee*e. Burdie Fetter df. Mary Alex
ander. llarr- Long. Harry Thomas,
Franker Jamison, Kelt Ne-e. Forsler
Fetterolf and Frank and Calvin t-raden.
A number of others mi--id but one day
each. Best Deportment—Samuel L ng
well. Bet Progress— Mary L- txel and
FraAkey Jami*t">n. P.J. LhIIZKL,
Teacher.
Mr. Sam'l F. Fortter sold hi* farm
near this place to John F. Potter, esq., at
fan par acre. Mr. P. tier, intends to have
this farm worked under h * own manage
ment, and will pursue a plan different
frem the old style of farming. He will
have all the inside fences removed, throw
ing all into one field—thus ulilir. ng the
waste land taken up by fences and saving
the expense of fences and keeping them
up. The stock premise- wdl be
fed in the yards and not be turned out to
pasture and roam over the land and hard
en it by tramping. Mr. Potter thinks of
making a model farm of his purchase.
May success attend his effort*.
The mother cf Mr. Allen Faulkner, of
PHlipsburg. is one hundred *"ar* sr.d
three months old. She resides in New
Hampshire.
Informa'ion is wanted by T. P Love,
Cottage. Huntiagdon county, of John
Hoffman, who has uy-ieriou-iy d -appear
ed.
T^rOTK
All persons indebted to the
eUte of R. F. Van VilZah. tlec'd., are
hereby no'ified to render satisfaction, on
or before the 1-t day ot April next, a- the
business is to be closed.
2 Mar 3k F II VA N V A LZA H.
Jottx S MILLER. Tailor," of Mill
heim. is pitting up the best of work and
the publicwould do well t call upon him.
a* his prices and work -nit the times. Sat
isfaction guaranteed We have seen soma
of his work and find it equal to that of the
| oesi of tai ors. One door east of \\ eisor's '•
I smith shop. -I 6m.
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.— ~
% j Letters ten- "
I lamrntary on the et*le of Mrs Hannah
Dauberman, late of Potter township, deed,
having be-n granted to the undesigned, ; n
ail person* indebted to said estate are re- j .
quired to make immediate payment, and
i those having claims a*aint the same to ; .
present them, duly authenticated by law, j ■'
I for settlement. JO IN JORDAN,
J S. DAUBERMAN,
IT feb. 6t. Executors.
FOP. RENT:- , _ |
The undersigned oners
I tor rent a very fine Store Room A Dwell- j j
ing House, at Smkinc C'r.-ek Mill* P.oter j
twp.. one mile west of Centre Hill. The j
•tand is one of the beet in the valley. For j
'VETES'BCBI.*. ,
10 feb 2m. Centre Hill. Pa. j
•
The above cut represents the Complete
iVasbcr, fitted to a tub. with the tub cut
>ui to -h w bow it is fastened for use.
>VER 1(H),000 OF THESE MA
CHINES ARE IN ISE.
["he Complete Washer was patented, May
28,1872, and since its introduc
tion it hat proved the
One Thing Needful.
THE COMPLETE
WASHER W 1 LI. WASH A
CARPET OR BED yUILT OR A
Fine I.aee Curtain or Collar.
It will wnli clean any article that con be
washed bv hand in halftbe time and
with half the lab-r It is
SO DURABLE
that the Manufacturer, do
not I.estate to Warrant it fur Five
Years. The Machines arc Manufactured
by F. F. ADAMS V CO., at
Erie, Pa. IT WILL
SAVE ITS COST
in a short time, both in labor and wear of
clothing. The machines can be seen at
Spangler's Hotel, Centre Hall. Pa
17 feb tf.
UEC KIPTS & EXPEN DITUItES OK
CENTRE COUNTY from Jan. Ist,
1875. to Jan. 1. 1876 :
JOHN B. MITCHELL, Treasurer, ef
Centre county.
Jan. 1, 1876. Dlt
To outstanding tuxes
Jan 1. 1875 $30,304 45
To amount assessed
for 1875 34,661 61
To amount received
from commission
ers Centre county. 5,440 08
To amount received
from Unseated
Land ; 3 30
To amount received
from redemption
Unseated Lands. 92 80
To am't proceeds
Treasurer sale Un
sealed Lands 1101 35
To am't transferred
from Military fund 94 91
To am't halancedue
Treasurer 3,048 99—582,976 81
Jan. J, I<"7G. CR
By amount balance
Jan. i, 1875 $ 6,126 31
By am outstanding
tax- Jm 1. 1876.. 37,937 96
By am't warrants
paid by Treasurer 84,387 97
By am t transferred
-o al.y's forcollec
tion. lyi 41
ft/am' texo iterations
sV commi-sion al
lowed collector*,,. ".',11124
* By ain't stationery
4, for Treasurer* of
to floe >•
■ Bv am t 11caiurer*
'*a'ar\ "J.ikklild $82.W6 *
By f it! due V c r $3,048tK
I. JOHN I* MITCHELL, Treasurer, i
g, ac, >ti ■ *i h t'ouimonwealth of Penny
j. v:ua :
. ! Jan 1, IhTiV Dl*
I To am't outstanding
* taxes at last settle
-1" men! #.\ 44278
To am i a--c*so.t tor
18*5 3,806 K1
To arn't rc> ptveu
n from eo*Bmi**b>n
t. er* I'eiitr, c■•ui :* i.o'l ' 2
, To amount charged
back at last -cttle
i,u ! t I,IM 41 fll.WJf
d Jan I, ls.7d, OR
h By amount bal. it
"la-t Mttlenent .. $1,021 tkl
' Bv am j outstanding
4 Jan 1, I*. out* 1 t
* By aiu't State Trca*-
~ urera receipts ..... 4,StB4J
By irn ; tr ,nt, u-d
v to ally s for collec
i, lien 430 77
. By amount exonera-
tiona ,v comtUi--
* lectors .ViO 54
* By atn't treasii's'r*
I eommissionk 08 67
By amount bal m
h-iiifis,.( I'r. I- tr
tr i t iiMHyWli
To baiitiici at > ll . ment due
State Jan. I SI.IOOKI
Ml 1.1 TI \ FI ND.
Jan I, 18N UK
Te ain't outstanding
' tax, - J .11 I. is;:*... $.'.'.'.76 sJtki7i
■ Jan l. 1871* CR
, By am : out-t <n.ll' g
taxes Jan I. 1870 sllxß
By arn't transferred
to attv "stor collec
; tmn 83 M
B* ain't exoneration*
A . <m*n --ion, at
' low,'J -Hectors... 40 42
, By ain't Tr, asufer'a
[ eoiumissions 4'.rj— s'l66 70
RELIEF FUND.
Jan 1, '876 DR.
To arn't outstanding
at 1-i-t settlement.. $26 15 — $26 15
I Jan 1, 1876 CR
By amount truii-f, r
1 red to attorney tor
col lection $26 15— $26 15
Wc, the u idersigticd. Auditor* of Cen
, tre county, do hereby certify that we have
examined the above accounts of John B
Mitchell, Treasurer of said county, and
find them correct.
*x ilm-s* . ur ii and* and seal* this slb day
of January, A. D 1876
\VM M FA BLANK. [Seal,])
A J tBlK> T. *eal,! > Aud'ri
.1 M. i.tLLILAND, Seal.] I
EXPENDITURES.
Commissioner* Pay.
A. C. 11 in ton on ac
count of serviee...s 767 53
S liran*ley on ac
count f service - "-hi 85
J N Ha l • n ui'Ci'u
of service - 484 00—$ 1,533 38
Commissi r.t r- Clerk.
R II For.-!,-.-for - r
vice- $ 627' 18
J. 8 Uariib ,rt " " 6"6'J —$ 1,224 87
Jury Commit I *. : • r*.
Vf Gr..vn for *erv uc* $ 33 !k">
B Ligget on account
Of set vice*..... ..... 3 78
K 11 Forst. r -,-rv
as clerk 1874 80 00
R H For-ter Servi
ce* a* c erk 1K75... 40 it)
.1 8 Bart hart - rvi
ce, as clerk 1*76 .. 40 00-$ 107 03
County Auditor*.
A J Grif-t f r ser
vice* $ 30 0)
S Frank " ... 30 tM
A Roarick " " ... 30 UO
Ja* F Weaver for
serv.ee- H - cS rk... 25 00-$ 415 00
lmpr. Venn t.t A 11. pair-.
Galbraith A White
piuiiibing atjvi ...$ 19 40
Dan I Derrrepaii- at
ga* fixtures 14 13
\\ li-on A flic a*
stove* A hard
ware.................. - 99 s 8
Jno I) I. eh lumber
for C. tliiuis. 41 4t
II Huffman i* or* at
C. li. and j il 63 *4
J A J llarr.- hur l
ware lor C H"U-e. 18 88
.1 McDermot rep ..r*
at C 11 step* a jail. 51 M
Jno Mniiorv rep ur*
at C H and jail.... 13 SO
A Sussmnn mattii
C H 7 5 99
! \V W Wetmer
•imuting at CI 11... 65 73
II HRAILH REPAIR*
It ttaibrailn repair*
at C 11 14 00
W S (ialbraith
plumbing at jail... 5 00 it
It J D..U for w. rk
nt arb. room and
office* 6105 '
Beiiefonte Car Co. '
lumber C II 1*
W < Wolf A' ->on tor
stove pipe ........... 1 92
John Bradley re
pairs t<> gas lamp
[tostand lamp 0 25—$ 568 02 '
Ordinary Expense*.
Nota McAllister
wathirg for pris
oner* _$ 94 50
Rob M Knight ca
for C II and Jail... 283 20
J It A C T A cxati
dt-r coal for C II
and jail 506 22
J 11 Dobbins for
medical service for
prisoners 1874 90 00
J 11 Dobbins for
medical servo-e for
prisoners 1875 65 00
J teller & Son med
icine t.r prisoners 3 90
J C Williams medi
cine for prisoner-.. 6 40
11 Galbr nth on acc't
services as janitor. 310 00
D S Keller for Agri
< uitural Society . 100 00
Western Peniten'y •
keeping convicts- 415 16
Insane hospital Dan
ville for insane.— 1,50009
Juror.- pay _ 4,549 73
A --esors tor agis
ting 5: registering. 2,104 82
Road views 265 68
Election eijo-nses. . 1,731 07
Ri funding Uns- at
•ed Land 161 93
Redemption " " 1h)75
..efundmg taxes
overpaid 219 77
Constables pay - 326 71
Hp-lave* pay '228 til
1$ Galbrailli Court
ctier 12200
J H Vosburg Court
reporter 61000
Insurance <>n public
buildings 169 00
Bridge view* 13 05
County bridge- 678 >".
-late tax paid ........ 3,671 62
Commission on col
lections 93 18
'vmmissioners Botes
paid 1,806 60
Interest on notes ,V
bonds 2,720 30
Commission on Lu
nacy - 19 23
Common wealth costs
panl 3,717 35
Scalp premiums 7*2
Teachers in-t.iute... 165 34
Premium* paid
collectors 40 (X)
1 ru|Ui"tli dead bod
ies ..... - 60 08
Aaron Williams l'ro
thonolary bill ren
dered..... 32160
, J S Barnhart coun
sel foe & com. 1873 72 26
f AO Furst all' v fee
Perm lp. road case 30 00
Sans' i Brugger plans
& specifications
for bridges 35 00
A O Furst att'y fee
defence jury com.. 60 00
McAllister A Beav
er att'y fee dc
tence jury c0m.... 60 00
I) F Fortney att'v
fee coin, v s L
Gonier 20 00
W J Kei-h ait'y fee
coin, vs Creecy... 600
O W Spongier ex
amining Potter tp.
asses- book 4 00
Sam'l Giililanti ex
iiense dividing
''ergusori twp * 920
S T Gray expense
t'i dividing Ferguson
twp 16 00
N J Mitchell ex
pen-e running line
Howard & Iloggs. 26 50
DZ K ine expense
ru oiing line How
ar.i A Boggs 890
Ly ri A Co. mdso.
fr prisoners 2 8
B tf dbafl i 'ii ictft 200 JO
A iam* Expies- Co,
frttgfal
book* A blank*,.. 1 42
Dan" I I.til* fur
u ued C H A Jail . 800
I James Slacker lor
need C II A jail 2 50
8 Nation for wood
89 TIT in Jjatl 200
i Henry Di it turning
in sick pruonvr 400
.i. J T Julit um pott
age Ac 39 86
It V St it J- , r station
i' tuimienei * ex
i riue attending to
county tirnlgea... 37 00
Commissioner* ex
pcn*e puling out
o>i -> book* dupli
cafe* A election
, 53 00
It \ A *i- >ti • re
... i, ling •**U • from
C 11 A ; i I 7 i'B>
Jno McD-rmoi re
i . in aht from
| Clt and lad - ! 17
'. I,n it M urison •
j bowk* Register'*
| office 3005
'N I Sh ft deed
I i ok |t, ct- uffi. e 20 00
\ \\ nam. d , t
l*r th mm v ofliio 20 00
, D M W g:i.-r A S n
in I o for priaoner* 23 00
\V Potto cutting
I w.od I'll 300
J N Katiibart ervi
ce* preparing *ta
ti-l - f r State
lie;, t rt 111 * i t 75 00
I F Sh, | unvi-y
--j p El. ighty to
n-\ iu-ii 34 10
! K 11 C*tr i ii cying
A Partridge to
a*ylum - 70 00
Mary \ • . <rtn
ing office Ac 8 00
Bdie tnte Pre** Co.
J binding old Ht*e*t
I book* 350
j K Miller *ervice
! cleaning arbitra-
Ition rtiom 400
Jacob Schrom bind
ing malting 1 25
i Pniup William* *x
t -um uupiiiate 200
O R T Fortter eXoen<
on -e** b nik*.... 8 75
'Mil By man ice for
} Cll 100
-J H Rankin service
5 clerk election re
turn* 5 00
J S\ Gephart service
clerk elec. return* 5 00
"■ I) W Kline overseer
election Huston!p 600
. Order* of crvie ■ of
1871 paid 44 35—526,193 62
11 Printing Bill*.
1* tlrav Mi'ek bnl.
* IH?4 $124 25
•' 1875 847 60
F Kurtu account
* print I g 215 00
(I \\ ho ,1 account
printing 194 40
F. I A 11 P Tuten ac
count printing 16t< 80—$ 1,551 06
Total expenditure#.. $34.38597
B F. SHAfFEH, Sheriff, in account
with Centre county
Feh. 27. 1865. DR
' 1,1 ca lon -a count $ 21000
To 16 share* stock B,
R N. B A i'enn
vallcy Turn pike
Co 80t>
' To tuii 2.1V1 1 1—52,284 13
CR
Bv boarding pri#oner*
a* per bill $940 00
IBy receiving A d.s
charging prisoner*.., 58 00
'By bai run cost* fur
year* 1873 A 1874 148 09
i By com cost* 1x75 55 50
, By summoning juror* a
* retijri.ifig \.-nir„ 297 00
'By e inveying 10 -on
vict- to penitentiary _ 650 00
: By notifying juror* not
to attend t'cL court... 1000
IBy md*e for jail and
) B* —l* on inquisition*
11,1., a* Oorpu*. rule*
to -! ,w eti i-e, eita
; tiiir.*, bench warrant#
! A- ■ . A- 73 3- $ 2.264 18
Jan 1. 1x76 By bal $2 U>4 13
STATE or PA., •
i Ctx sREC- . j
Wetiie ut Auditor*
oft .tre thtjr, do hereby certify that 1
in t r-ua "f an Act of Assembly en-j
ft oil "An \ th itiag to countie* and!
tow • p.. an 1 i'ii.*titv and townthip offl
ice*, we met at the C umni -ioner* office.
It. ■fo ;e. o the firt Monday in Janua-|
rv, IxT'i, and did -udit and aettie and ad-:
jut the * veral account* *et forth in th*j
foregoing -tat ment. Inwitne** whereof'
w•• have 1 -' to set our han > and oal* thi*
lUh''iv of Jin \ D 18
WM Mi 1 A BLANK, f Seal ])
A. J ti 111 KSI 1 , >EAT A LD'rs
J M t.ll Ll L AND, .Seal j
CENTR C'TNTT. SS
Wt the under.igned Commit*
• iftn-r< ofCVtilftc.i'iatjr do hereby certity j,
that the for-g •:ng i a true ami correct
I • the pi* and expenditure*
nf -sol * ■ miy from the firl -lay of Janu
ary, 1875, to the fir-t day of January, A.|
IV. 1876.
Atte-t, A. C. 11 IN TON.
J s liuiMiviii SAM LGR*MLKY.
Comtui**ioner*. $
OI'TSTA NII N* T' X DUE BY
COLLECTORS. Jn. 1. 1876 n
1871. {
11 Carton, Bellefonte. $ 207 28
A J II **ir; Ben
n*r 287 32 f
John Mir.ieh, (in eg 160'Ai
.1 ? ■ laffer, Wa.ker- 336 20-$ 99112
I I 872
Wm Riddle*, Philip*- 1
burg 63 69
The* Martha!. Bonner -I 20
.In.. \Y ird. Half'uoon 25697 <
Davit Robb. Liberty. IS 62
Geo Stover. Potter...- 128 IS
.! G-.ter, Snow Shoe 324 7ft—s sllßs (
1873 1
('Brown. Beliefor.t... 3rtt) 76
l> It Malone. B'gg*... 248 91
Albert Hoy Furgu*on 78 !v>
h(' Kartck, .Marion.- 805 07
Joseph lt.<<. Spring.. 162(17
\V Kiddle*, Philip*-
burg 453 60—f 1.809 10
1874.
•I s!''*, Bellefonte... 1.42.5 10
*\Y Kiddle*, Philip*-
burg - 967 54
K H Cirr, Mile-burg "Ai 45
.1 \V M 1 twain. How
ard borough - 53 84
I> L"lir. Banner 736 5M
!'. IS Poortnan, B 'gg* 542 04
F Cars n. IS irnside... 37 "M
FKierchort Curtin... 18167
(> V," Me William*.
Ferguson 464 7
SIS Wilson, Ha-ru... 3'J5 06
W I Leather*. How
ard 452 90
W Cross, Ilallmnon- 176 'lB
W \V S|Mngler, Lib
erty 490 '.lO
Perry Cvndn, Marion 258 17
(1 Kor.ti iter, Penn... 14205
It M Cormiek, Potter 667 81
II IS Wilcox, Rush,... 820 61
HII Yeager. S. Shoe. 165 99
.1 R.->*. Spring - 794 U6
M Shaffer, Walker 134 13
K Turner, Worth 70 97—$ 9,104 46 i
j 1875,
C Brown, Bellefonte 1,803 08
A J Graham, Philips*
burg 653.34
I P Shope, Miletburg 560 36
\\ Allison, Howard
hour 237 06
K Ltu u, Cnioiiville 112 86
\ I Tate. H.•liner... 1.41S 32
II L ISartihart, K-.gg* 1.056 69
J IS Newcomer,
lliirnside ... 20608
.1 T Lui at Curtin 216 74
I) Kreps, Feigu-0n... 2.498 44
II Duck. (iregg 2.446 19
1' T W H i-ternian,
Maine* 1,616 37
M ID--. Hirti- 8,0-0 99
JreM Kline, Howard 51243
jI * 5k Klme, Huston 429 00
.1 II Griffin, llalfmonn JOIS 81
*' V (' >urter, Liberty 627 66
I'erty Conito, Marion 1,252 12
R Sinull, Mile* 1 ip| 20
W Trentier, Fallon... 809 00
A Hurler I'onn 1,310 40
.1 Mtiilliland, l'o ter 3,370 26
H !S Wilcio*, Itusli... 860(10
.las WnUo:i, S Shoe... 5'.!967
Jno Sweenv. Spring... 1,908 05
s Hoover, Taylor 227 68
W Spoil*, Union 104 48
,le-se Sw irl-. Walker 1,78209
P William, Worth... 273 13—531,174 N
$43,090 9'
In hands of nti'y* for collection 1.916K
$45.1 OS M
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT OF CENTRI
( OUNTY.
Jan 1, 1876. DR
To no.ei urn] bund*
duo uindry person*s47,4ll 42
|To bilnncedueJ. B.
j M ichel at sellle-
I m nt 88291
ITo balance due B.
j F. Shaffer at set
! tlement 2,004 18
II To > UnllVo due A.
iliuton c..minis
-iotier WIT
Gram ley <>uiin i■
sieuer service UO6 IVI
To balance dui .1
N. linll commts
ilwflvr service .... hit'
j 1\ balance due com.
clerk .„ 48 Kl
jTo balance M Gal*
i brailli janitor... tifUtMi
I'o F Km 14, print*
j In*... 711X1
: To balitfu'K Dr. .1 II
Dobbin* medical
f ••rvlco 35 00
I'o balance.,, '.5K' J il.-' n '
Jan 1 IH.Ii. <JR
.By amount out.
standing UtM.n,,, $ Initial 1G
Hi amount uWt.nd
i H X taVi-i URli>ll<l
l.Hllvl* t, .V.U !*•
By H IIIHI 111 lltiti'A
| lialil liy coumii..
j Honors
Hy a i.o tin l.ntoia
i of otficer* lor col. 1,M!5 kj
Hy am t duo from
bom's .V ton i. !. | >
j for keeping In-mie
j In aayl.iui ssl >"
Hy bal in favor < m ity Jin I, *. •* '
Ihe follow in* amount. liavo been j I
in by col lectern since settlement •
IW7I
Jo ut Minich, Gregg l'aid in full
Jo- ill Shaffer, Walter > iSVr'Jf
1872
l'boa Marshall, lit inter..., ... T
173
1.1 rtartck, Mariua <Ot
I'BII'I Mitloiio. Bogg
Albert lit y, Fcrgu.on Pa I in fui
4V in Riddle#, Philipsburg l"*iW
1874
G tt Me Williams, Kurganm '.SU
iiavnl Lohr, Banner ;jo
Joseph liun, Spring.. 20b t*
h.iar I'timer, \Vorth 20th
J .tin Mi llvttu , H-iwt.nl bare... 201*
Michael ,Sbarter, Walker 27*.'.
K K i re holt", ('urtin „ 25 W
It H I'.mrmati, H sg, 111,. u
W \\ >|.aii*ler Liberty 47 V
I'.rry Condi* Marion l'.| y.
S It \V i;son. Harris ..... . 123 7.
loijidi Ft-*, Bellefonte 451 1'
VV 1 Leathers, Howard V-M*
S\ m (.'roe*, Halftuoon 71 24
1875
I'tUHiia# II "Herman, iiaiue# l'aid in fuli
Michael Hess, Harris 1,0571*
John Sweeny, Spring .1(7 u-
Je.sc Swartx, Walker 4'#' 12
W tit Tresaler, i'aiton lev! 40
1) W Kline, Huston s,w<
J 11 tir.rtiii,- Malhttw 100 •'
A Harter, I'ettn o'AlUb
John M Kline, Howard 125 tie
H Smull, t'ile# 856 4V
, II K Duck, Gregg. 1,527 o'e
W Allison ir., Howard boro. S 0t
Philip W liiiaut#, W'ertlt tfOb
Jatnes WaUon, Stlow Shuo_.,„„ t l '!<
Sam i Hoover, Taylor.. SOOO
J M Gilliland, Potter.. 1,728 wo
David kretis, Ker*uaoa. 851 72
John T Lucas, Curtin 46 00
A J Tate, llenner TWJU"
(' Hroan, Belle!.mtu 18000
I I' Shupe, M tlesburg 44 ( 5
yV'm Spotts, Union 500b
E M Lucaa, Unionville 86 00
A candidate for tduebtw- Centre, In Can
ada. It as to answer tor a remarkable act of
personal corruption—giving a v-ler gratui
tous! V a dose of Sehtin Old salts K tllllir*
to lc.fiuettcc hts vote
: A lone-hairtxi young man recently join
ed the editorial staffol the Cincinnati En
iuirrr. anil was much surprised when, oi
itandin* in his iir,l article, Mr. McLean
■eiaed a club and drove bim down stairs
Hi* unfortunate youth bad be*.i t a sen
tence, " Ti resume.
West lleti on. W ashln*Um G unty. ha
a clergy pan who. when a couple called on!
turn on Saturday tight to be married, teld
them to go home live as hatband and!
wite, and make their appearance at church!
MSt da v and |hM MM 10 him on M n ,
day and hi- wouid marry them. They did
and he did.
• A ten year oid daughter of David:
Walker, of Morris township, C . srPei.l
county, was burned to death one day las:
week by attempting to light a fire wit
coal oil.
MAR RIAGES
On Feb. 24. by Rev \V 1 1 ischer at
the home ol In lit ule * father. Kin A net '
m Z.'tt ep. Mr. llarvey Vast da, both c?
Georges Valley.
tJu the Vir.d in!, at the l ot; < of Mr,
John Dauherma i. by Rev M -*1 at. Mr
j William* H. Lucas to Mist F.crater Vj
| Toner, both of Potter twp.
DEATHS.
I tin 27, in Hat:is twp . Sarah, wife of
Jonathan Trtstlsr a jed 73 year*.
On 24 ill at Millbcim, Jane, wile of
George Uiric*. aged 2> years and 11.
months.
MARKETS.
Mttttot Mabkgr-. urrected weekly by
[• She inn re.
Wheat $1 39.
Clover Seed 87 tip to $7 60. ; -J
Bee( $6 to s'i,s9 per 100 lb*.
C rn 45
Rye 66c '
Sift Nova S, lia Pia-ter $ v . ground
$ 10 per ton.
B KI,LKFONTE M A It K KTS '
White iVheat *1 20 Red 116.... Ryeßo i
ncwCoti4'. old •*i Oat* 30--Barley 90
70 Cio.er-ecd .'i, I Potatoes If t
Lard per pound 8. Pork per pound 36
Buttei'3l Kggsl'i Piaster perton <
sl4 TallowS Bae. tlO llaui 16
Lard tier pound 8 cent* Bus k wheat
'"•Set* ..F our per barrel rit*sl7.oo
Nova S utia pla-ier sl4 to 15. Cayuga
platter $9.60 per iJWlb*.
____________________________ i
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS The un
der, gued i now prepared to ell Brick at
hi- kiln* at Centre Hall to -uit purvha-er*.
it reasonable rati*, alio to furnish or con
tract Brickwork. S, S. EARNER.
7 oct y
The celebrated Australian Diamond j
Pebble spectacle*, are tuperior t> th * ord
inary gla* spectacle, affording relict
to tlie eye*, and united lor aU age.. ar
old by M Strau*. Bellefonte. Pa. HklicJm;
fol § N<m< C
Letter* of administration on the . -late oil
Jacob From late of Centre Hall, deed.;
having be- n grunp-d to the undersigned,
nil puruni knowing thetutelve* to be in
debted to *aid decedent aro reuueated to
make immediate payment, and per*on*
having claim- again*t the e*latn will prc
•001 tbem auihcnlicate.l for etllemcnt. !
-HHIN SH \ N MIS,
Feb 36t Aduir. j
AT
Wolf s Old Stand.
Largest Stock of Goods in the
Valley!
ONE PRICE! LOW PRICE !
POLITIC ATTENTION !
llavingju-t rcturiii i from the Kn*t, and
houalH HI panic pr: I am n >W prepared
to i-ell ehnapcr than ever licforc. My lock
con*i*t* tn p nt of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS A- SHOES,
RUBBER BOOTS,
SANDALS, .Co, Ac
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear a spec
* iality.
t; A LAItUE STOCK OF
t READY - MADE CLOTHINC
constantly on hand. Look at the
" ures:
Good Ocusimere Sluiti, $lO 0<
Good (Jtutimere Coat*, $5 0
Customers will Hod the stock com
plete, and a call is nil that is require
to assure you that this is the Ik'
place in the valley to buy your good
Remember, we have but one piicefu
1 evert/one.
W*. Wule,
Don't Buy
A
HARD COAL BASE BURNER
liIKATINCi 1 TtiVK, it'll!' ycu lu.ve * \
atnlntl thti
f; T -r s-1
2
mm jßm w -j
in m
:■ X
o Mvl -
Vs. .. -
Hpi M-M -
Si' I t ir' si t r, -
Ifc WHfiiniiiiiiiii if ■* •
J.:-- • > • -
t*'
T r
Ilvsl cV i la IIIISOIIU
HTtIVK I.N THE MARK EL
'("all ami see litem at the -'.< ie of
J. It l ESH % \
i VTut: II vt.t, I"t.
C'tRAMP'TON - l M PKUTXL mjaT
t i• !'ii "ti i
Tht. Hi 14 ft ir i. ~1 ir- It, i | n
tiateriais, and it < uitains a large pr
•entngo of Vc*e!hl.< Oil, i w/iriiiiiti ii ,'ul '
y e'|iial to l!io b. -l in|i"i! !♦ i-tii'i' ti.|
nd at the same lime (. , all the)
.vashing HIM! cle iii-iiig iiro|ierSle. of tin j
olehrap d German and French Laundry ;
--ups. It >s there I'm. ro otuitsended I • •
1 ti in the Li iltdiy, Kit .en, si. I llalio
■on., and h>r general household iiurpo-l
•ei; also, for tfrillleis, l'in!er, Knginears
nd Mli hiiii-t., i.-it is.ll r* it .ve atata• ot
liii., Uroasd, Tr, Gil, Paint,we , from MM
Hands, M aim i went rod onlv by
CRAMPTu.N lilUlTllEH s,
2 .4, 6, 8 nd 10 Ritlger< Plai ami Jaild
35 Jeffor# n.Stieet, New Vr
Fo.* -ail- at PliiUdcip la, b,V KOON.-
V HUGFF. North D -Uwal.- Avenue
md l>y grocer# griier.illy, and at H,chl r:'s
grocery. Nov 11. m.
Simon Haines,
CENTRE HALL.
Manufacturer of
4 urrittKc*.
liugjfirs.
It si t, isllw, tic.
Of every description i running gear for
all kinds ol vebic i n, made t i Older, aiidsii
tirst class tuuniti r. IKung a practical me
.baiiie. I would IV ARRANT ALI.
WORK to give -atisfai l Repairing
pruaiplly atti-ndml to at the lowest rates.
Unde-taking,
Crunusofall t_vlc-a
nade on shorts-4 n-tice. Th business
if undertaking att. ndeet to in all it
branches Respectlully solicits a share ol
jiublic patronage. 'J sept y
J IIAKKIM. .1 ! Slit*!,! KT .1 t.RUVI
Jolts Holfr. K. PS i MX IHJt I KK.
Pennsvalley
l>;uikiiiD Co.
CENTRE lIALL. PA
RECEIVE DKI'u.SITH,
And Allow Interest,
iJise iunt Note
Buy and Hell
i Government He* uritice, Gold andf
Coupons
I'm EA llut't'KK. Wu. H. MIKULK,
1* ri" t. ( 'MII IS I
HATTY ™no
HIE REST I.N USE s-Seml stamp
Jfor Circular. DANIEL I* HEAITV.
\V .u * toll. New Ji ."
W. A. CUBUT,
BOTI & !3}JOJ JJJII !'.£*/*„
t iA r; i vLi.. a.
I Wout I most . afemtbil it ;
. ens of thii al' ..itly, that he has started a'
> new Bo* t and SU->e S' 'p. cod wou'i 11-
. bank fill I. ra-h .< r ( t tbr pub ;c I.ntroii
.*•• II.>ot snd Fh. oh made to *•!.:. r nno
' cr >rdiu* to style. •• 1 warrants i.o v. *.rk :
j JtO i'.jUHl any nil. Je win where. Ab lilt Is
■ f repairing dun-. nd barge -i sn.tn.l !<-,
®Give him a cell feb IS H, |
a DM I SfHTR AToR H N^fTcK~~
Letter* of adnnnistratica on the c-ts'i
' John Dwirrmsn. an of Potter twp.,-
!c* d having b-en granted to the under*!
signed, all lievaons knowltl* themselves to
be indebted to said steeendetil arc remiest
rd u> make ituuu-dt.ite *i\ i.ii ni, and per
iii* having claim, again*', the < ite win
prevent them ai.thetiti- .teil I <■ -1 11- usvnt "•
K B lto~ fLB MA N.
|: J .*•. (N. Adm'r.
f OBV P. ALEX AN DEB, M. b.
r'
Phy.iciai ai-i F irge, n, y
Rctpeeifußy <-ff ; * hj ju- fe: - inn*! *rr
Vice. Id the citlgeii- eS Cefilr, Hall and
vicinity. Uoniultaimi! in KngHah or Ger-i -
man Ilaafuil bee of i trumenu fot *
ratracttng teeth, Otßoe and reatdenca ir
the Luth parti'iiagc. 27fef it
*76 Centennial. '7O I
F U I? N I T U R E.
GREAT Reduction in Prices.
Now i the time t i buy, a* I Itnvi
;on hand a large Stock I will oiler it
at panic prices fur the next SJX I j
DAYS FOR CASH, *
4 lienper llinti 11 can He Honglit
I IK*'ti Imtf.
which a few of ihe following prica.* .
will show : Cane Seat Chairs aa !>■ "
,ia §7.o('. Chairs SB (hi ami
upward; Bcd-tru is S't 60 to sl3 OU.
A good Bureau i>r Sil 00. t bam
' lci Suitf, Extension rabice, Book
ca.-i, and ail other Furniture in pro
portion to the above prices. Please
call and examine our work.
John Cami\
0 jan 2in. Milroy.
~C. PECK'S
Coach Manufactory.
I'fcN TUT. iI.VLL, FA.
' The undersigned ha* opened am we*-:
|tablihment, at hi* new (bops, to* the
imanufacluie of
j Carriages,
Buggies,
At Spring Wagons,!
SI.KIOII* AM> Sl.ro*.
.VXD FAKCT I
ofevery 4*cription .
All Vehic.e* nianufai tured bv him;
iri warranted Io ifier *ti-?ni tii a,and a*
1 -|inil to any work done elsewhere. j
111 c use* nunc butthe h-st maierial,
Old enipb-vs the Hie t skillful n .irkiiten. j
iicncc th< v ti itt :• th-m lvc t'■ :it their;
1 work enn nolle excelled for dunbilit} ;
; and linish. j
1 Order from all ' 1 I . aiptly attend
.
i Uomc and • --i n - l iy work wioft .
'jconlraeting e' re.
i*UU i.- ill \SONAPI E,
\ II kind*of tcjuirit , ilone.
V Natiotinl Faiitily l'iiprr. Jii
I Tlie (.rent Fsmtlx I'u—r' I ' a -.! p.i- • |
! 1,11)-—in* eicry H-Miuil-I. ijilai-k --aa t.Ui.,lu4v. -.4 i
II It imlilun. l-i ill"' eaMic. i n<— rwl> f-r vhr l'
! l-iitiUl e.ioiiwlga. ."A WV.W 01--' ••*' >.t* .Willi'
I" Til K STAR >l* A N L LED It A N N KR
'I . 1 .i- . Ifc-hl l'ir. aiooliimii !-*"!. I <> :*-r • •
„rr(l >ln. Willi I il.r.iil'i* til.'lO" l.le-. ..a■(. J'-
, Wit, Hum'i a4 'OB H give* in m '•
.-i;i,-. lUgtltn. tK-'l A <. A • , tin— . i iliari u >
i UdtiMiiuenl. $ M'*Sh 'M p ' j(t rwj*Al* ra ortici
, 1. , * tdCt., l twrlw-t \ ail| I IT,
I I , It* !*!> < tjhwi*' *Tf*rj Frud
jI 1 UfIIV)U|C! i Q titi S :,di .R i -Jit ' Dell
' nuroWr btl fit* cdlumia uf trHiblal. nliaolt idU
I unt a Nu Mrdli 111-, Kill, 111 ail. tu li*| kU
*Ul"miM(* "* ai* . '* >• -u It >• read i .1* r. t
, | p&MT li pipfttp* ail Srtlii.ll* r* Without or Im •*
*• i Aiiti * Ihtul yr lifcU, vtHli Qftiuoi ant! *;am*'i."
lii i ' "
% II \> *jvrywh'-r ll lD - ! i * rT>
* I home. Southern - r Ni>rshrr. It in . i i .Ul t al.
{ IM-i lntiutt n Wflir* for H. Ntiui lin |"wi
i it la* (•• .a frtr M j am. B*i 1 i* r fil lij Li taVihh.iiL
l Yu want it and will low© i MBit Why tintSO v
j Eiegmt Clir-uii'i*. s^;„.t ! ,.i'i
r: , worth fl ©arh>,aic<> Pall 1 ' • finely uioujaUni, atoi
u w offer aitjr four of thrta * emu* •- I lUnekr a wholi
>c*r. all frw?, fvir 41. 'Hoim* art* Konuiit ettMttHM
aoiUliie for any pirbr IsiotUt'i tuamitittoi oficrailr.
\ ISI $> Mill. ( , , „ ,1,1 Outlfu
fhl * do tslso m Nwtlo'ittl, pafrlodo.
tit wrld awake p*fT, otse that i* for Hiatii ail
' a*ain*t wrong one tUatknowi -m 1 i.tj, aTli.
v, *'iwt or woftt i but a pa;m t* f,.;0v0 - u! r u ■
" I that Mm h* I#*. * *leu b y PApfuliig Iho "tr kt
and 'of kWHi tWdotit, Htid m*w i.4 the t ir. You
H- ; have put It off too long. Sal iu day. Now ii tu© r
fi p etl tlmo.
*t\ i w 'pA tjnlr 7J cont aecurov tUia great i>.ti ra roar.
V vv# wiUi fnar charming chroniox, only \ \ i, n iia
bomvontforU cant*. Npeclment ? 4i* >
' iifftaaroaD. Send for tsu.ov. ( ...wtw othin ; t . ** - t
Uan I to dayftoß\\Nr?::i 4 ! uLls its I*le
liJw. . c e iLc.v
„i ] T BPANGLKIt, Attorney-t- L: w,
,'' Bellefonle, Otlici will
Bush & Uoiihultatioii in Lngh-i
cud Ggrwttu. Uulicvliun* uruutuily atic id
eu iv, Pibv.u
STORE, NEW GOODS ANT
R Panio Prices.
11. A. IiARRINFiR.
l the old Centre Hill stand.
Just opening nHtoclt of
NEW (KM HIS,
OLD F \BHIONED I'UICES!
A large variety of
LutHca Drrs* Oooda
Great B .rgwilis in
Muslitiit tthd Cnlitjora.
Ready •nude Clothing
Wat ranted to Suit.
Ilia Cloth* and I wiiwrrs,
t'unl lie uzcolled
His Grocery Department.
V ■ u t v iiiic in n>so|tuiflt andlosv
; .rise.
puiip, Hugwr, T. a Ciifi - uiu.i 4 fruits,
j D . ....I: nt! h.orign 1 rmu. ( lr*te,
an-i iv ry oth i i.riivli In i<ipg
in, to the Gru ry iH-pail
in i i
* 1 .ti. •!, Mi * ha- ri snd Laborers
I uuk tu yiqr iwteresi One dullqg Mtj| |(
I dollar In p-cket. Tin n < all and see at 1
alias as'ottisbingly low price*.
■f S i ruble tu abow ts.oids -6V
Also the . hoirnst FAMILY F'UVK al-'
ways i<n hand. Apr. 45, y. j
Miller & Son,
CENTRE HALL, PA
DEALT.RB IN
mu: in; u<;s
AM) MEM USES,
CHEMICALS, Gil.!, DYE HTUFFH,
PER Ft MKKY. NOTIONS,
L ANCT ARTICLES
TOR I'll K TOILET,
, Ait- , At<\, Ac.
1" ( Hi: MINK i\l I.l((( OHM,
for tavdicitial purpo>t.
I ruesea £• rtet in gri-at variety.
Also, t huletj
(TUAItS AND TOBACCO.
ind all other articles usually kept in a
or-tclass Drug Htore,
Prmicripii itia carefudy Cntapounded.
(Cl tf MILLER A SUN
Heodijuartert tor BuoU and Sbfjea!
I* (> W Elt S'
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Opposite Bush House,
DBLLF.FONTE, PA.
Puwere* It-ot A Shoe Store 1* the largest
• I'd best stocked establishment in Centre
ounty.
He keep* conataully on hand a full
line of
II (> orn A * Ik N II O K H.
He Is just opening the largest stock of'
■vprln* Goods ever brought to Bellefoi.te, \
r)nz S >J D £ -3
for ladies, k, jt constantly on hand.
t B*' 4 and Sbona forlnen and women, of j
ill styles, <)uallty and prices, from the!
mot costly to the cheapest, constantly)
kept on hand.
WE DEFY COMPETITION !
ithcr in ijuality or jric. Call and
xaniine hi* new stock of Spring and
Hummer Goods, and you will find it
o> vottr advantage. AprUily.
NKWYOLK
BRANCH STOItK,!
McClain's Block, Directly Opp. Bush
HiMlse,
Bollofonto, Pa.
11. ll liltAl IN si CO.. Prop'r*.
Dry Goods,
HOSIERY, LINENS, EMBROID
ERIES, WHITE GOODS, LA
CES, NOTIONS A' FAN
CY GOOD S,
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GOODB,
llcloM the I -uul Prices.
Novlk.tf.
t
. Vtuo*. T. A. Btl S. K s ncu.
WILSON & HICKS, J
iV UOLK> VLK AND RETAIL HARD
WAKE DEALERS.
IRON. PAIN rs OILS. GLASS AC. 41
Buihicrs Hardware 1
1
COACH MAKER'S GOODS.
CABINET M A KEIFS STOCK.
Stoves of All Kinds.
CHILDREN'S BUGGIES,
WAGGONS, CARTS. &C.j
WiUSON A HICK?.
Beliafuulr, F.
NOTICE. —We will -el! to rerpon.iblo
•1 n <>n three month* eredit. Will take
IT 6 per eetit for ra-h which S* equal to 2(3
I per cent, per annum. It will pay the pur
■ ba-er to borrow at 10 from other partie*.
jif he can .svc In buying from u*. In t hie
way wc can turn our uioncy and ell low
er. Mar 15. tl.
CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
.1. O. DKININGKB.
A new, complete Hardware St >re ha*
i been opened by the undersigned in Cen
tre Hall, where he i* prepared to sell all
bind* of Building and llou-c v urnibing
Hardw are, Nail*. A.v.
t 'it cttlar at! i 11 and Saw*. Tenron Saw*,
Webb Saw*. Clothe* Back*, a full assort
ment of and Mirror F't Picture
Friiine*. gpokea. Felloe.-, and Hubs, table
Cutlery. Shovel*, Spade- a-id Fork*.
I Luck . H ■£'• Screw -, Su-h Spring*.
L r --h. i*, Nail*, Norway Rndi, Oils,
Ten Bell*, Carpenter To d*, Faint, Yarn
t i*hi'.
, Picture* frameU in the finrtt t,vie
Anything not on hand, ordeiod upon
i -lcrtc-t notice.
(r-Retnembcr, nil ood offer* d cheap
er than rU Where
aug2s' 73-if
BUY YOUR DRUGS FROM
IMVKIXbS
I) r ii S to re.
NEXT DOOR TO THE DKBCHNER GUN
STORE.)
FItK SII AN U CIIE A P
KK VITV * *
WEIGHS WIIKV BOXED OVER ONF
nioUS VND FOUNDS. Liberal term*
' to ileal,ir*.
. Send -t imp for Circular. Addre**
' D F BKATTY, Wwhington N .?.
THE AILIUSIAIII,E
S"!MX<; 1SKI)
ihe Hi -t ani ( heapestnow in U-e. Man
ufaetured by
r DAN IEL DRRK. Bellefonte, Pcnn'a.
J t hi! atid tee them before /urc/ptii-,
;; inpr.j
riAMQ
1 1 543-flenJ stamp fur full information
U Pr.ce L,m. Aoi i), k\ BJiAXTT
" Patent Adjustable Store, Sht j.
Useful & Ornamental, Unitf.'
A&4 t * MMUtr ? eLuld u U H*n I ft *<! i*tRtet£* I
m js tIWV tm i|T Aii 'W*.lsillUiatu <♦!** cU< i ** TWHfefl
Jt AIHIjLY. 2,u5 U •- <•••' TO*w**
TWMMr tiffi WOwCS wi<.u*rllaaaa* HV f * Iff WU
11. A-* VKI rv*.
*■':•" * H> IHMW Mm mto4 dC 214 in. O'.'Hte If .<"!, Pa.
IT WILL PAY! IT WILL PAY!
| „ | "•
£ ] T WILL PAT! | h
i ft. 1 TO CiIYK TKHY CAREFUL ATTENTION TO ! A
■J i - THE PURCHASE OK YOUJI | £
£ | Groceries! Groceries! j
° ~ ■ \ J'" #
- : For economy mjuirce that you boy nothing but FRESH, j •*
I'l'RE GOODS, W* keep on hand at ait limta
a large and carefully telexed etock of
\ good*, c unpriaing evt y item
h ! that belongs to ibe j
i < j ...... : **
a i \GROCERY TRADE! : 5
S | •...._ : ! r
r; I f
{? : W make it the cardinal points of our business to sell \ -
hi > >
Pure, Fresh Groceries!
| - I IT WILL PIT! • I
hi : S
< : To do your trading with a bouse that always rife* * dollar's :
s- : worth for a dollar. j 2
j j | j *3
j| 3 p
iS | IT WILL PIT!
| : >
~Z : To t ail and < tamin our complete stock of Fruiu, KuU and Con-
j fecuonerie* which we are now daily receiving for the trade \
7, * IT WILL PAY!
: i *"*
t ! You !
handsomely •
to gel some of our • fc*
Z j pure candies, fresh fruilt A I t*
•f ; nut* forth* 'Liule Kolka" during *
the holiday season. One r two, or ivedol- >
h • lara, iust as you can afford, spent In • *4
this way ai Ctiri.imas and
New Year, brings a
belter return
• than
p. the same amount put on Interest at 100 per cent. j *•
< { -< : j H
~ i IT WILL PAY!
mm
Tobef fonrTMMSiMianlMwals turns that a .pec-Mis* <rf Usu U* mt *od : r *
£ • .a* Mil oaij it. J
£ j FINEST FLAVORED TEAS { t,
A S D
STRICTLY IT R E SPICES.
>* : la boyiai MI lUS| la Uw Hat of ; H
I t
~ i ©POCtrfftS, DLJji'SCijLJjSPV, rptfils, &!,, : 2
I cau. Os
5 i SECHLER & CO.,
t y ; >
f- : 'J3 jn. Bash Houre Block, Beltefonte, Pa ! *4
IT WILL PAY! IT WILL PAY!
-w nrnr T nT o. CAV irriK vmu viiu sun n i i.rnvv
J. ZELJLjIR dr SOK F
DRUGGISTS
So 6 Brockerhoffßow.Bellefonte.P*
l>enlcrmin l)ni(t,i helf*l
Perftiiuery, I'uboj Ac. i
Ac.
Pure Wine* and Liquor* for medic*
purposes always kept. mty SI, TL J
QKNTKEUALL L
Furniture Rooms. 1
EKBi KKrnilC,
respectfully inform! the chiaena of Ccnlr
county, that he ha* bough t out the old
*vand of J. O. Dcininger. and ha* reduce*
the prieoa. They have constantly on hand .
and make to order
bedsteads.
BUREAUS,
SINKS,
W ASSIST AS DS,
CXiBNKR CUPBOARDS ,
TABLES. Ac.. Ac.
! Their *tock of ready-made Furniture iI,
targe and warranted ©fg.Ktd workmanship J
andi all made under tbeir own imraw -j 1
late supervision, and i* offered at rate ]
cheaper than elsewhere.
Call and *ee our stock before purchasinjr
elsewhere. 35 fcb. ly
J
GRAHAM & SON.
Dealer in
Boots, Shoes and
mirasas,
t Ladies*. Misses' and Chi!
dren's Fine Gaiters.
All Kiudg of Custom Work Made T<
, I Order.
Harness Leather,
Hole Leather.
CulfSkitis
And Shoo Findings always on hand,
r Bishop Street,
> -Oniay If Bullefonto, P*
Gift & Flory's
New Shoe Store !
AT CENTRE HALL.
They have now opened, and will constant
y keep on hand, n splendid stock of nev
SHOES, GAITERS, A SLIPPERS, #e
men, women and children, from tk he
manufactories in the country now of
i fercd at the
;• Lowes,! Prices.
i BOOTS Hud hßOkb made to order, upoi
shost notice They invite the people o
g,this vicinity to give them a call, a* the'
y I will strivo to merit a share of their pat
- [ronago. mylOtf
_|T\ F. PORTNEY, Attorney at Lai
i *-?' Beliefente, Pa. Office over Key
bank. may Wa
FOR FARMERS AND ALL OTHER
Go to
I. Guggenlieimer.
FOR FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS,
READY MADE clothing,
DREMGOODB,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIOKS,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, ROOTS A SHOES
tLOTIIIXG, OIL CLOTHS
ARB FAKCT ARTICLES
idUIENSWAJUK, GROCERIES. PR©
VlfcluNft. FLU CM, Ac
and is now prepitreu to accomodate nt
uia old customers, and to wtln.ii t ai
uew ones who may lavor him with
tbeir patronage. He teeia sale in say
ing thai he can please the most la.-uui
ous Call and see.
ISAAC GUGGEMIKIMER.
j P. S.—Mr.Suaamau still contiuue*
todeai in
LEATHER ANI) SHOE-FINDING?,
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SfcEl b,
ta tfteold room,where he tnav a!wa\s
■ oe found. l*2apAf.
THE undersigned, determined to meet
the popular demand for Lower
Price*, respectfully call* the attention of
the public to hi* lock of
SADOLKRY
now offered' at the old ettnd. Designed
especially for the people and the Unitt, the
iarget and most varied and compute as
sortment o
Saddles, llamas, Collars, Bridles,
of every description and q U *lit* ; Whips,
and in fart svary tiling u> complete a ilrst
•la*establishment, he DOWoßmat priest
which will *uu the times
JACOB DIN CES. Centre Hall
Excelsior Cement-
The undesigned now uianulnciurt* O.
nent WARRANTED OF A SUPERIOR
I >' A LITY, at hi* kiln*, near Pine
| oreek AlilU, in I'uine* tip This rt incut
i 'in* altyady Wen used in large quantities
Upon the L. C. <k S. C. 11K.. and !.- booa
*niii*i highly satisfactory upon a 1 jobs
where it has been used, and as equal to
my now maiiufnvturod l**r use in CIS
TERNS, WATER PIPES, or hnicves
lUrnoae a good quality ol Cement it- desi
able This Cement has already been
estod far and wide, and rendered the ut
nost satisfaction. Persons, therefor* con
structing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes,
*c., will find it to their advantage to beur
his in mind, and also, that be warrants the
irticle as represented.
J ti. MEYER,
may 21,tf Aarousburg, Pa
SAVES FUEL! SAVES LACDRT
nu
■ NATIONAL SIEEL IEEE CLEANER.
' Carbon is one of the worst conductors of best
s known, a deposit of 1-88 of an lucbtiii t lube*
f " ?•* of ** P er *". of ft* *l.
This Tube Cleaner Is made of sp* lug steel. EVh
segment Is of itself a spring, and dlt.nd in a per
fect eirele so as to press against the inside of the
>n woe, remowmg all (be carbon and scale without
_ the f ighttst injury to the tube.
' Gin rsuteed to clrau belter, last longer, and work
7?*'? t sr* B u a^ rln "i? m rket e iln use
t by lb-- C. 8. Navy. For sale by dealers. ad for
circu tr.
THB CHAL.HBB9 SPBXf JC CO.,
w Agenta for the Called Stater,
LlC2®L^s?* t •**•*, I va
*i■Sswaa.cSfcM .J J t .
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