THIS GKXTKR KKVOHTKH THURSDAY ATR fi, 18W. IMU MEKTIVOS' OBtrraa HaM. laii"'* .No MLL O. of O t , mw* er< a SamfgayawiSne to Ae Oti FWlew* lUU .1 Vt C,H.'.11 ,*P. Seel. M. r Sanail. A <• Oi VoBT bIBOK, N. Wt. r A M . Men Ivv -v-ninii, ,n or after each 101 l meea la ma O.M \ hllfw* Hall. \r \i O. V H PLACH**. TWCT- W. 1 rtt.viHi SR Y f H. t."rt)OAn Oti of aftc; 9%eh hilt won. t * r;; w.'vU r^'~r evening* fleMaeta Mti i*u*. o>a Mh rn>.X} even It,g tail n.,*Ui-h*lnafle too*:' . M """VS-Meat 4 ttS-, LOGA.L ITEMS Our friend* will oblige bv tending u of local now* in their locality, give n> the fact* only, and ;v will out tbenii r -*U-ipc. hoitoo* of mtm UJ> Any one sending ♦ thr name* of five ne Subscribers with the e*A, will be entitled to receive the Rrr, htkk eneyear ' The RKPOKTSU being read by nearly even- body on thi* aide of the county where it lias a larger circulation thai anv two paper*, rill be found the hert medium for advertWn.gbu*inc<s,*alc*, c js^*Subscriber* ta the RtJvgTFtt, resid ing outside ©f Centre c unvy. hou d re in t us 10 em**, yearly, for postage whlei H.I will pay here ; this rchtcei the postage to cue half, a* the sum raid by them tor .•ne year * postage wa- 'A) > l*. - Rev. Fi-Ucr will admini-tor the Lord's supper in the LutU. Church. Cen tre Hall, on Sabhwlh forrn.tn 16th. Some eight > r ten familWs haie moved into Centre Hall thi- spring, adding considferwbly to cur p.'pn ation, and still there i* ... "A great big house. \nd I. 'body- living in it Daniel S 11 'yer, K*q . of Freeburg_ "Pas been appoialed by Auditor General bank assessor of tbe district v.'tr. pesed of the cssuntiaa of Snyder and Can tre. The Selinagrove Times say* that William Swenk of Laurelton, Union c. Un ty. bought a mill and farm at Adamsburg, from Jacob'Groes and Angeline Rothrock. executors of Dr. Isaac Rothrock, deceased at $9,1000. Get the complete Washer, adver tised in another column, it 1 * machine that has no superior. These are not fluh times, and patch ed troue rs, and turned garments, .re the really consistent and natural result. Kc >m>- micsl, home-made dresses are no* the rule rather thin the exception, and serve to show not only the great popular drill, but also the very important I art which "Domestic Paper Fashion* sustain in the economy of the household. No risk ' B vers tnn no risk n ge;- ting garments at 6th and market streets Philadelphia Mr.*mker Jc Brown cheerfully assume all the risk. Read .be advertisement of Mr. iler rington, the new druggist at Belicfonte. Mr llerricgt n Lai a drug establishment equal to any in the cuy and undorttsnds the businesstborougly, a very iuipo'".n. matter to persons getting medicines. Mr Harrington ii a perfect gentlomon ir. ev ery sense of )ha word, and deserving a share of the public patronage. Mr. D. Brtsbin has disposed of his confectionery to Jacob Hinges. Rain on Monday. Roads muddy and wet. Dr. Jacobs, office and residence, or.e door below the post-office. SVPPXX DEATH.— David Shadle of Buf falo Run, about three mi lei from Belle fonte. was found deid in his stable last Friday morning. Ho had eaten hii break fast apparently a* well as usual, aud want to tbe barn to teed hii cows. As he did not return, hii son Joseph went out to see whet detained him and found him dead as above described. He was a man about sixty- five years of age, and had been ar. industrious, hard-working man all his life.— Rp*biieen. ITEMS.— David Meyer has taken posses sion of the hotel at Aarontburg, he will keep a good house......Dan 1 W cidensaui, formerly of the Old Fort hotel, hai taken possession of the old Slitzer hotel in the Narrows Jno. G. Love it on the rail state central committee for Centre county and P. G Meek on the democratic com mittee Wm. P. Wilson conducted chairman M'Pherser, of the rad -'.ate con vent on. to his chair. Higher honors awai t XVm. P. Th' best and most complete machine stops and foundry, in ibis county, is that ot Wm. P. Duncan & Co., Bellefonte. Work done there is complete and without flaw, and at prices lower than generally charged elsewhere- Ponnsvaliy millown ers and farmers bear this in mind if you desire solid work. George Arcey of this place intends reading medicine with Dr. Fisher, at Boa'sburg. George is a typo from the Re porter office, and a good school teacher, and will make a worthy disciple of Aescu lapius. "Be loving.said Beecher, and kiss while] you prey, B j watchful, said Bowen— turn scandal away ; Be wealthy, said Babceck, by joining a ring ; * Be thieving, said Belknap, for money's the thing." I-a%c Guggenhcimer, of Belief -nte, is ju-t now receiving from the eastern ci ties the most splendid stock of goods ever kept for sale in that town. Mr. Guggen beimer now does one of the largest trades in Centre county, in dry-good*, lady * goods, notions, clothing, groceries, <3fce . and is known as the place where you can buy cheap and without imposition. Hi* new stock will embrace every thing be longing to the dry goods and clothing line. He will have a full assortment of carpets at prices to a*toni*b the public. His object is to please and s*ti*fy hi* num erous customers, and you will never bare reason to complain if you buy there. tbe Reporter. V Leonard Rhone: -Sir.- Your article in the Reporter of March 30, is in many parts to the point, but to that point which commence- with an "1" and ends with "ie" a very weak point. In tbe first place. "I in consistent to the tax-payers, " a* 1 am allowing a citiren of O. to bold a singing school in the bouse. The gentleman ask ed for my consent of the house and I told him to get the consent ol the Pres. of the boHrd. He gave his consent, which shou.d have been the consent of the lull B<-nrd You sav Mr. Spangler raw me, and I gave iny consent, ' (1 promised to leave the key. He saw me and acknowledged that he would not have the meeting in his own house. And when I tell a man that if 1 leave the key you can have the room if you return it dean. I do not say you can have it. Yes, Mr. From is a gentleman, and Ido not suppose that there was an other one there so liberal in that respect, as when Mr. Grove was there to see me for the house. He said bimseli that lie would not like to have it held at thai time, a? WH have lived past that lime when school rooms resemble the pig-pen. Now Mr. K when you aecose aoe of thing* that 1 am not the owner of I will tell you n lit tie more. I would like to know who thai man is that would sacrifice his own bu i ness in behalf of another man's, when there is no necessity for him to do so. It i not only in Potter that you do not fare si well but elsewhere we hear oi worse ones ] S E. B. HOBTKKMAN. > f#-Subscribers sending their tionto this office, can see on the address on each paper, wh<th r credit has been given—that answers same as a receipt. _THK SPUING TERM OF PKNK HAL ACADEMY.— The School will open on Monday. April Kth. Tuition anil hoard ing ai rea-o-able rates, hor particulars J w#i , 30 mar St. l'" n O ntre Cw The sale of tb- lots of S. S. Wolf, deceased, Ins been adjou'iied to Saturday, Apri. 8, at 1 -'clock upon same term- a.- heretofore published A .SPLENDID WORK — l The April num ber of A. Bu dette Smith's Worid of J? as! - ion is on our table This is, if possible, more interesting than its predeces- .rs Besides giving tiie best executed engrav ings of the latest fashions, it contain- poet ry by the best writers and stories that can not he excelled. So far as we buve sec., this is the best workson fashions that n pub is'sed. The terms are 300 per year Address the publisher st New York. i - .Tun-day Mil \\ rdnosday. ,ntiJ f, jho weather wa springlike Jno T Lee, of Centre Hull. i* still in the coach, carriage and wagon minu factoring bu-ine*s 110 i procured to fl l nil oiiicr* lor buggies. platform spring wagons or any oth. r vehicle# on short notice, and upon the moil reasonable (era* AU work guaranteed to rendc ,-aliafaetioi Repairing of all hinds done All orders by wnil *iiu prompt alien-; lion. HOW Ul id T INTO Till (1 NIT S. MAI KxmmnoN The matiar. r- oftho Content ml RipoM- Hon Imvo aerred thai the prior of admit tancc to the iluin l'a ! bo AOeti and that* halt-dollar '. to l>o p ' th a .VI on t note, and nothing rise. Ton 10-. en t i>ei<- will not secure put admuwion, am morr than will a $ 1 note admit two or a f. i.ot four. One ol the ti. t ohjegl.cma urged ana -t this ', that it won id .real.- a con, in .SO roil n >te*. hut tin* > to ho obviated by the fa. I that there will be thirl en branch- r, of the Centennial Nan. nal li* s.oneal each entrance, w here your Icvae change will be converted into fAy-cent note# IVwcnv ctilcrt g wt.i be . 5 >i ag• it - "ile Pie the adult*, through one gale children another. A* each one enter*, i their eritrar.Be * registered hy a thrn-ti?- they pas There will ba receiver* at th. turn-stile who w 1 decide whether th, note* tendered lor adn **i >n are g nil ot bad, and then drop them into ab • A* each notea goe* into the hog it wilt regu-j ter iueif. and at night it t eipc ted that the tile and note k \ r e-sior- will agree if i ot the receiver will he denounced a crooked. There will #'•>• be an ei tranc. !.>r th who have cen'plimentary lick.,- and employee*. ibis singa ar made of paying for admit •ion ha- created cant.derablo couimeut, but the plan bat be, n tried in .>ther coun fr . * at tar iflii c td 't • .t id maul tu hav. Ir <•. at world's fairs, s >i is said to have •uccwdlwl admirably. There *ill be no trouble about filly-cent notes, as there will be plenty ot them. Ihe admision paid at the Rate will entitle a person to visit all the buildings without additional costs A LETTERCARVTKR IS TROUBLE The Chicago Times of 25 ult, says: A letter-carrier named James Durst has in volved himself in very serious troubb which will probab'y consign him to a long term in the penitentiary. It has beciij known tor some lime that both outg one and incoming letters containing money have never reached their destination, an t efforts have been secretly made to detect liie party who was robbing the mails. Sus picion tin* IIT laslcnea upon Durst, w . has been carrying a mail route on Dear born street, and on yesterday morning ho was arrested by Mr Hawlcy. Conclusive evidence of his guilt was found upon bi tters. n in the shape ot opened letters ad dressed to different parlies and containing money. Durst made no attempt at con oea rnent but contessad his guilt at once ile waJ arraigned before Commissioner Uoyne, during the atternoon, and his bonds were fixed at S3,tWO, in d> fault of which he was sent to tho county jail ID has been in the postal service in this city for six \ ears, and ha- hithert > b tmea gi oil reputation. Hist efts have extended over a period of six or eight months at least, and it is thought that the stealings have averag ed about $lO per day. A Tillß'l Y THOUSAND DOLLAR ROBBERY Cleveland. April I.—A -pecial despatch to the Cleveland Plain Dra 1 - rfrum Akron 0.. thi- morning says the office of the Uni ted States Express Company was robbed last night of a large sum of money. The office of the company is in the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad freight building. The express messenger and clerk sleep up stairs, over the office; and inside stairway leads to the bed room. The parties went to bed at 11 o'clock last ; igbl, and before retiring placed an iron bar across thedHr. The morning the clerk found that the key of the safe had been taken from hi pocke. during the night. He hurried below_ where the safe *• found open with the key in the door. The robber bad carried off 12.000 in cash and several sealed bag* of money. The loss it is thought wilh •mount to $36,000 or f-lo.OtO Usartt s Magazine. for April < pen with an il ustratod pa|ter. by Loosing, on "The Ki niance of the Hudson," which lakes us up the river a* lar a* the Donderi Berg and Anthony's Nose Professor Lock wood presents the wonder* of "The, Microscope," aad Dr. Osgood the attrac tions f Dr. Muhlenberg's "Sk. Johnlaod, in other illustrated articles. S. S. Conant contributes the eighteenth paper on "The Fir*t Century of the Republic Progress of the Fine Arts." Kebovca Harding Da vis's first paper, "Old Philadelphia," is al so profu-ely illustrated. George Eliot's "Daniel Deronda' increase* in intercut through the introduction of a young He brew lady, who very naturally concludes not tc go alone to the bottom of the river, when she can make an excursion on the river with Daniel. A LOCOMOTIVE BOILER F.XPLO 1 DES. i Three Men Killed Outright And An i other Fatally Hurt. Ty rone, I' a , March 31.—Thi- morning an engin<-g-'ing up the mountain on thi Tyrone and Clearfield railroad blew up, near Sandy Ili-igo. Three men named. Miller, Campbell and Shannon were kill- : ed and another named Harvey \\ aters • so badly injured that he cannot recover.! All are married men and employees of the; railroad. Phi'ipsburg, Pa., March 31.—A tsnn-y owned by Munson & Hail, and run by W . : S. White 6c Son, wa destroyed by fire! last night. Only partial loss on machine "• . - Recoup Yocr Deep* —lt i* a matter d' importance that those having deed* It property shall have them duly record-d Neglect of it has created much In wing and heavy loss. The title is not sale if you | haven't it recorded, even though you have tbe deed If a person has a deed for a! piece of land and is in actual pr oeasion ofj it. that is notice of owner-hip until the con trary i shown, but if he is not in p.—.---; ion of it, s-.d hi- deed is not r- corded wiih ir. six month* aider it* da!\ and the vn dorshouid sell it to another per-on who knows nothing about the first deed, the second pii'cha-er would bld it. either by having his deed recorded first ->r by g-V. ting possession of tbe land. Again, il a man neglects to have bin dee-1 record d. not being in possesion of the property, and judgments should be entered up against the property, and the man who has pain his money und held this unrecorded deed might l*e his land. And again, deed* ire frequently lost by burning and otherwl-e. and rendering great trouble and expense neccssary ic duplicating the deed or per fecting th- title Every good bu-i'e— man sends his title paper* to the Recorder's office the lira' opportunity, and no lawyer or judge will permit any deeds of real estate to he laid away. n->t even in an iron safe until they have bt-cn recorued. Out advice to parties holding old deeds which are not recorded and to all those getting new ones, is to have them recorded at .'once. Especially is this necessary in . where fire- and robberiM arc or ai most daily occurrence which might ami ' do frequently, sweep aw ay truces --t titls > that are not preserved on the public re cord. For the Reporter. GOOD NIGHT. Meyer. Good night; the d*y is fading, All nature veil* her lace. The pleasant day is ebbing ; Of light there's not a trace. Good night; the shadows lengthen. The dew i- falling fast. The hands of darkness strengthen ; The day is spent and past. Good night; now one star giitters Among the golden fires ; The swallow homeward twitters, To sweet aerial choirs. Good night; our view i- passing, Toe scenes of earth we lovef N -lay can here be lasting ; No day but tbut above. Till Co\ l i NTS oT A KKSKRYOIR Si'DDKN I V I.K r lAIOSK IN A NARROW VALLEY W or, e.tor. Match SO It wa< hoped t> dav that the datigrr lYoitt the reservoir ;dam imd been averted, nut t fivep tn ihe ~iUr a- en bubbling through the dam boU ot the vtnl> gale li>uo The stream >vl.en drat notie. .l was not lartrr than a i ,i. , tlncrr li *o at oner iheuflhl thai (lie dam was k> mf. and alarm wa given The men • a|<eil to Hie htlla. lha laama ~en driven >'d to pla.-oa of aety and utu otiger* were -onl i. wn through the ,allet to warn the prop e (hat lha fta.wt . . ..mi in poet alter tool af the am, • .it , ; sale \ unlit il a all gone 'and wl-> i • 1 !h '-ad ail been salted *,a, . a hole app arrd in the > outre of the aa 'alt -dually creased -li.lU wi;h one grand eraah the al. >' umhlwd, letting It 7nt1.010.110 gallon- > f w .let "toned be hind The ,% . r ruhed d wit the rn*lto* in a —lid m o menu leet high whtrUt g and rushing at the ,ale lime, and the roar wa* lei r ibh F r*t in the llna of tl r swept w Hoed m- the alone waate ggt hooae wkm the l*d rtmak (Ml u lab tr, then the he. *,''• ot lha a rob drop pe.i out S V met of the building ne*t sal. III! to! W..1 by Ihe are.ulatl 'oof ~ tileb ww* -wept onward until drawn int. a whirip.ii when it ve .-rushed m match w. „>.I and tbr.-wn into the air The gale I, u* - H< t >ppe.l over bodily and not even a a'.one ot it ha* ainet beef' *en (. wn through a narrow ravine 11V taet de ai d .'tie uiiie long the d.d w„pl on. The —lc were gt.H 'd. 'arly dug "U. . aan in * *lai t, for fifty feet until the ~lg. ~f the embai knieiil waa aluuiat per e- ticu ar. I'hn ugh Hie pine w -.-d* n j.-n do ■ f th# iavme the water lore and the larte-t tr. w re twnta.l ai cinfl like *. raw * pu ..1 up by the r. ot* and .at rie.l inward .(.-wn the decline The !l ■<•,! tar. it . varvthu g m the ravine and ruthed .•una >1 toward® the highwav (mlow. A i large barn *i< mlten up bodily and cwr rie.l ah.'U* *f!i tl ■ 1, when it truck a tit and *• broken una pie. e Neat a* 1 (le,.rge \N tliney •dw. l.lng houae, oni of ,h. llnaal in '.he ill g< The ruthing maa •;ruck lhi broad-lite and completely 1. ieaited ..ul the r, >r ami Ireiit aafk I l,e . da .|>v I and aupporled the rcof, under i w lu.-h the water in a olid ttreaui • want.v Unit h gb and thirty wide. HIE CONTINUED DESTRUCTION OF valuable SUGAR CANK I' I x V I' 1 I'll l\ - PLANTATION Havana, March 21 Some persons who have arrived from the country round Colon 1 av that the Government will be unahla to .save the property in that district from I gradual desiruct n. The raiders have been burning very lar this side of Colon, and 'we are hearing accounts of destruction ' | near liemba. The tine estates of Sr Arioss are stated to have been burnt, and ad | minulrators ot other estates are resign '; ing. ! The luunii pal authorities hero are de sir -us of diminishing a> far as they can their per-' tial respni-lb - ity in the unpop ular work of "distributing the new taxe., and have called n meeting compostd of M iof the chief lav payers of the riiy to conf.-r with them and share these disagreeable .'duties. TWO VOTES THAT SPENCER GOT Washing! 'ii. March 2S.—The Senate Committee on Priviagts ar.d Elections jcontinued the -pencer investigation to , Jay Benjamin de Lemas of Lowndes I county testified that be never saw any ' money paid by Senator Spencer to any •ne, but Mr. Whitney gave him Sift, aud ne gave fS of it to Merr. weather, a mem ber fr. ru Wilcox . unty, and kept ST him self. lie did not know that the Wilcox members were opj> -*ed t Spencer M - rri weather can o to witness and said money was being pail out by Spencer and his friends to members and he (M.-rriwrewfh . r was going to Selina if money did not coine to him. W itn >< told hirn he would -ee he wa- "fixed " Saw Whitney, who did the talking to M-rriweather and gave witn -s #ls. ad* itt • s gave ** to Mrrri weather. Mcrriweether voted for Spen ' cer. FIGHTING IN MEXICO. Brownsville, March. 27 —Tho M*i-an Government troop-, SOU strong, bad two -uccrs-lui fights ibis morn ing. one with Marango ar;U one with A raela Gen. Marat go had 3toO. and Araula about men Araolacharged the whole party and g.t badlv wbippco Marango lost about •jU men Willed. Araoia 12, and the Govern ment troops 21). The Latter brought in about 15 prisoners. Further new* i received concerning the situation at the Black Mills. The rush thither of men and boys continues, and the hotel-keepers and merchants along the route ualurally do their best to keep it up It is a Bonanza tor them. Meanwhile the HilU are full of men, rami of whom seem to be making nothing and many are al ready destitute. Nuuibe*# are working their way back, and the Indian* are organ* izing for a grand movement against the intruders in the early spring An old mi ner. returning from the llills, was asked at P->ri Laramie whether there was any gold out there. He replied -• "If there's any gold in the Black Hills it it so deep in the bowel* of the earth that the men there will never find it. In my opinion, all the gold that will be taken from the Hills will be in the p-tckets o( the storekeepers, who have swooped down on the place like a lot .{ vu ture* This i- a magnificent harvest ■for the hotel keepers and merchants in ! Cheyenne and Laramie, and they keep up the eicitement." The same letter from which this information is derived adds : "'Nearly all who tave returned from the Hills < em satisfied that they have wasted time and money." Tho very fact that they r< turn should be proof enough that they have been disappointed. KAT-111"NTING SNAKES h row n (O nt J Sj>*rtator.— •Some months ago a g utlemati tr- m'Dum ''fries paid a visit to a friend -if hi* CP the ; township of Beverly,a Mr Henry, And te ■ roamed with hi in soeral days. During hi* visit tho Dumfries gentleman com plained that hi* ln>u-c w i* literally infest ed with rat* and mi e. He had tried ev ■ i-rv device to get rid of them and all had fuiled. Mr. Henry, who i a* ingenious a* i lie i* fond of t>or{, declare! that he would . j battle the rat* out ot hi* friend's cellar in : little !•■* than no time, to use hi* own et pn-'sion. Tho next day the two gentlo- J men drove to the geptloman a h*u*< in Dumfries. M r. Henry took with hltn I common quaiter-gr- -s matchbox pi* reed ,4 with a lew hole*, w ! it. h he placed careful* ' ly under the *eut of the buggy The Duui 'jirie* gentleman, feeling that his friend , was going to t ive him a *urpri*e, probably * itn *->nimprovement on a ferret, asked 'j n- question*, the better to enjoy the ur ' i prise when it did come Arrived nt tbe "' house, they had dinner, and, after the la '; di-* had retired, Mr, Henry pi# e-i the box on the lelnc -tui removed the lid. In an instant from the box leaped a full grown '*|g-rter-Anake, meaaur-ng three fnS and a naif m -engili The reptile which * i nighty excited with the heat, roared it-elf *lalm*>st on the extremity of its Ist! and v r - ,jed lib nt the laiile with rei larkahla | rapidity, licking its ghastly hiw-_,with its i" forked and nimble tongue The rhuntin-- gerrtleman shrank t-aek int-i the isomer al* ); must petrified with horror Mr. Henry showed how Silly this was by taking the -nake upon h s arm and handling 11 much a- a hack-driver would his whip-lash. e I His fears wore finally overcome, and when he had composed himself ho led hi* Iriend ,rit-> the cellar, win rc the snake was set ai i liberty. The r< pt le immediately darted " r the wall, and the m-xt m<>inent discot *| ered hole into whieh it glided with the '' ..greatest ease. An interested terrtor stood " at their heels, and both g-nllejjen held '"'dubs, which were trump* ju-t at-illt then. "' The snake had not disappeared over a " 1 minute before half a dozen ruts bnuncM * ] out of the hole ai d met a terrible fate al tin- hands of their enemies outside. But the snake was not sati.-fied ; it discovered every rat-hole in the cellar and glided in and out among the rocks where even a rat could not have gone. It was finally taken up and placed in the box alter twenty rat and almost as many mice inn! been hillco Tin- snake belongs ti a black garter family which are in reality the best friends the farmer lias got. They live exclusively on field mice, worms, flies ami other veimin and if they occasionally swallow a frog of dine on a couple of young ground biro* oi accidentally glide across the path of a hu man being, their !i*e should be preserver as their good qualities couiyer-halaiici lln-ae delects. The one |i-i,e-s| by Mr He nry wua captu'ed by him last -limine I ill a p--a field, and since be hes had It in ' rate are to be seen or heard of in the neigh bcrhood of his house. The reptile is kep in a box. as before stated, and Is fed upo liver Next summer Mr. Henry intend to capture all the snakes ho possibly ca - alive and train theui up lor the benefit i bis neighbors. CREEFINU OF KAILS. —The "creeping of railroad ruin has attracted some ffttet tton rf 1 itt *, ind, xvhil# w® t • i plain It *<• odor a point on the fa. l thai on lin> running nTtlt s 'd *" 'h urtiirni mil "p?.-ep" fa'ter than tho **•!- orn rail that t. thlf ltange imwit •>f tho rail toward the teull it mora mark oil tn on' rat! than tn tha other on the •atni> track Futhermore, It haa been no-i lice.l that en inch a lino tho eastern rai' wear aui tho fttter Both ol.lhete points, wo think, ran ha *pla!nt.l by tha motion tiflho raitb a it turn* hem tho watt Ui >vard the rat Rvrrything that ha free! iwotlon i dragge* aftar tho whirling glot.e every w nd lS' h!ewt and every tide tl t ni.'Toa tha lnlliiar.ro and our train a inn oort'i or aauth ta pufle I evei toward tho mm. and natursftt pre*"* tha OMlorn ra! auw haavllv Tf>e woata-n rail be.it> relieves tf f* ahara *< weight, "creep* more treaty end gulrkly It it also notli.-.l that thn wheels that tiin mi tho ••aaicrn rail woar am tha flrat, a d wo car hut think that tbtt aarth mall n it thn trie MM Tho pnctioi) ula "f thn U that it • aattorn wheel and ra.! hould be in ufor t'i* ir. n WRK ARM IN TitE ARABIAN SKA TkOllAil.R LOSS OK MORE THAN too LIVES 1. rulon, March '.lt. -Ailrirr. recelv.-d to-dav from India, by mail report tht the si. amahip ,h wl from Nh' hr, his been wrecked in the Arabian S.* Shu hml aboard ,'dki pilgrim*, chicrtr I*rrin, hound t.> Ilutuira. Thrar wan, *bo nr.- •utj>. Ed in hr the only urvivor, h. '.•nchcl Uodridn "The crime of <en. Rclknar." ny the Saturday Review, "will perhaps in its coneequeiife afft-ct the rrenjilei.twl election. A Trewi.leMt who had during tns term of office boon nonatantly ass., ciated with fwrwoiia of had ehariW'ter, will have acnutred a reputati.m for had luck whieh la almoat aa eotteluaive against hia claim to reelection a* parti eipntion in the conduct of hia favorite* The longest night in Norway !w>tr three niontlia, ana when a young man goe* to ace hia girl, her mother, In-fore krouift to hod. tells her not to ruiu her health by sitting up more than t*o months. Rutler it again a 1 audi.late lor congrp#'. ami if Dana it rejected for minister to England he is the very man to put in the field against hint. In intriguing against Dana t confirmation Butler will find that h spirit of revenge he> led him into a, greet 1 political blunder at any of hi* mil itary mistake*. At 'J.SO •'cluck last night, Ut, a fire broke out In the stable of Michael Dalian, * contractor, at 117 Twenty third street, Brooklyn. The flatties spread to rapidly that it was impossible to retcuo all the horaec, and nln were burned tu death <'Hlsi<g a !"* of $1,500 The ion on sta hie wa $ ! U0 The (Vmniissioner* of the Centennial "■••nine" that TOO head of cattle will cut er all <l*irb! eotr-e- and apportion the • tali* upon that haeia—27o to Shorthorn., 140 tu I hnnnel Islands 7t' tu Devon*. 70 • > Uolitein* 70 to Ayrshire*, and 70 t •ther pure breed*. Draught and fat cat le to be adtnitied irrepeetivr ot breed. In a public add rot* recently. <i • Hag. I lev, of Michigan, ugge*ted that every oittien of hi* State who own* a piece of) ground, whether in city, villag.- >r < oun-j try . h"iild plant a tre on th- lflth day t>! April thi* Centennial yar. The adopiior , ■( thia plan throughout the whole country it alto suggested at a proper mode of t ni- 1 mcmnraling the commencement ofanoth ; century. l.sw HI LI are an expensive luxury tier Habcock'* defen*e it taid to hare eo-t hinr. tent%.fl*e thousand dollar*—nearly all he it worth, according to hit testimony in hi* late trial. Governor Hartranfl has tlgnej the county talary hill ; alto the bill* making tppropriali <n. far an educational Jitplay and (or a State building at the Centennial The U'iuM of Kepratenlalire. commit ten on judiciary are taking acliro :rp to clear up 'he tnr*lery that ha* *o long on .hp tided the District of Columbia taf| burglary. Governor Irwin of California !*t Wed-1 netdar approved a bill which ha just pa.ted the Stale Legislature punishing wife-beater* with a public whipping. —Notice it hereby givc'- lliat on the 21) of March. lBTil, I pur ciia< d, at Sheriff t Sale the entir* houtc and kitchen furniture, hore, wag in, to gether with all the personal properly of l 11 C. Beamer, and will leave the tamo in; hi* po**eion atmy p eatur*. All person* are hereby cautioned egaintt uioddlmg; with the taid property in any manner SOinar'it. D. C. KELLER N'OTII'E i hereby given that the fol lowing named* person* have filed their petition* for License and will make application to the court P> grant the tame at April term, next. Fr.d Smith Saloon .Delict ntc boro. Win. I '01an.........Tavern.. do Dan'l (ttrniiD do do J no. Bradley do do Robert Lloyd do Philipburgbor Richard Hay* do do Jame* P#*rutre... do do J. Ratn*dal .... do d* Hiram Harris ....a do do J L. Haiimgardner do do Mr* KateOarber. do Ruth township. Jeffrey Have* .... do do .luhu* Seigworlh.. do Boggt Twp. PbilipGaUMi JJ Ferguson do M L do Potter do Jno G. I'xzle do Snow Shoe do Micbaol J. Do!an.SaloOD„ do ilo A Brum wholesale Bc'.lefonle Sam Nicbola*. saloon W H ilk inon it ilo. Tav Henry Yeager Saioon .1 S. Ilenrv... *' John Anderton " 1 Johnson A Son* Tar. E. Brown I-aai Miller... Uh* Brown., wholesale ' _ '* Ja Haywood. Salmin Philipsburg. S Freidman. wholesale Robert Tavlor Tavern Peter Weber Saloon O. W. Whipplo Saloon College twp Miller A Eaton Tavern Ferguson " David J. Meyer " Haine* A 111 S. lemg J din J. Daker " Milea " .1 4C **••!, Ul'Usll S. 11. Kuue- " L'lierty " HI i/.abet h Kunes " Joia han Kroauicr " P-mn Rebecca Mu>er .1 11 (blenklrk " Potter .| >hn Si angler Urn A Keller " Ruth " D. II Rubl Saloon Sn< w Slyio twp (•otlieb Hang Tav. Spring 11. Robb " Walker i*. VV. liaison 'I Worth John Capenhuaver *• Tavlor 30 mar Jt. A. WILLIAMS, Froth y r J BLIC LETTING.- , Hid* will here-' ceived at the efflce of the Commit- ' t>ner of Centre county. Pa , until Batur-|< day, the 22nd dav of April next, at 12, o'clock p tn , of said day, for a new roof J' aiid other irnprovottiemenu to be made to ibe i ouaty Jall.thajilana rrJ tpacilcallonaj for which can now bo teen at thi office. The -uccertlul bidder will he required to]' i nter into bond* with approved fo-curlty, ei.fiditionally for the faithful performance of iho contract Br order of the board, I H A MINGLE, J H. II ALL. A OKKGG. J, S. ILiiKnART. Comtniiaioriara. Clerk. mar 28 6t TMIK PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE HE-OPENED! A NEW THING IN AN OLD PLACE. The Bellefonte public and the pcoplo of he country generally will he pleated |o know thnt the old and well established DRUG STORE, late the property of James C, William-, on Allegheny street, next door to Hicks' hardware emporium, has been re opened for business and i be ing rapidly re-stocked and fitted out with the best and moat popular DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PERFUMERIES, DYE STUFFS, NOTIONS, and everything usually kept in a first-class! Drug Store PUKM. RIPTIOXSCABEFUI*- |> <-iiipuuusl-<l 111 ail hour* of the day or night, and particular ana prompt attention given to tho wants of larmttrs and others who live in the country. Store never closed to tboro who want tnediciiioi oi anything in tho drug line The undersigned hopes, by strict ationtioi to business, to merit and receive the pub lie patonage. Hi M. HERHJNOTON, Uaprlpi A go; A l It I. irinl-i.ttlc •. i.; • • thnt IrauiU o l tlm I'iillnt Suit. 111 '. III'. I't lit* rxti-ti'. i frntti B*o 111 lei' " million delia' - * |h*i • rttint have beet I rr|n.|iatn I 111 all I''n , olsce i In Vienna It ia brlirnal tl at Sarvla n I not homato much Iniiirt In di"cl*riii|t *• 'against Turkey, unlets Ku* in Interior to prevent it. DEATHS. . j Onin Putter tw p. Pter Bliffier, ag Idfi >oar>. 111 mouth, and 10 day*. Martin Aft .In lon 11 tit day I March an.) mat liuric.l 111 lb*' 8.11.'100t0. eu.eti-ry ..ml cut ut tlio •alilo ti"tl. >'li the "• lf*t Maty St'iiio, i lane lite i i■ > I M art in Apt •it. .i or eoniutnpii 'ii. ami both Wrf* ' ir ir.l in the *anie iinvr yard and In the I* It t"ath I;.' lo'lh Tho old innl an.abou 70 year* of age *"d tho daughter ohou 50 W • * MAR HI AGES. tin 'i'l, ult , Mr Aaron Durl f !'• t' it il Mi' Amf Sinvir <i( Ani> On H * iSIHn March, at tha 1 v IVraih by lit v Siac, Mi V. LdiicU*, t* M .(i Saf il. \ /.. b| ! t M A It K I.TH. New V >rk. April 1 Wheal i< - t'hi K • Sprint 1 Hli . I V7, a! Mno V M . wauk.... I T.R Rye *o.tn MI4W!. l.'ori a lulled <>l *> rn .ou I ■!'' (>vso. Coffee f * lIR* 17 Si( gar ftiir to go.sl rrdning 74(.a7|. I'ctroie nil retineit lb. CHICAGO. Wheat April 1 tr.'i, .cl May 1 ik.f Corn •el April 46i, ullur May 4S|. Oat, >rllef ipnllll Ityo elli<r April til'.. Barley ,cl May CJi I'HJLADRM'UIA. Klour n fain 6 60; high grd 7 OlKdsA 'if. W heal, au.ht-r, I I*)'s I fat; white I 66. Corn white tkt, yullow <a(ei'- Oat- white 4GMSO I'etroieuiu retind lit <*ll! AtiLßuT MAKKKra, c rreited weekly by I). Sheliuire, Clever Seed 00 to $* 60. Heef fh u> $7,00 per 100 ib. Corn 46e to fuo. Rye t,H3 to 70 Soft Nova Scotia Piaster ; gr. un.i $lO per ton. White Wheat $1 2S to $1 30. Red " $1 •£> to J1 :h). Harley T(V' to 7.A l'linothy $2 to "J 60 Plaster in Htone $7 76 to fA. Salt 1 10 to 1 60. < lata to 86c. Pelatoea "/2k" to .XV\ BKLLEFONTK MARKETS. sVlute Wheat $1 "JO Ut ■: 120 .. Ky < 7-"> Com ears 40. 4Y Oat* 16 ilaruy '.a 1 70 . ...Clo .•cr.ee ft, Vi 1' tut. < • J l.ard per pounu P Pork i | utn ButtetUD Egg It ....Piaster pei toi *l4 Pailow H.. H" 10 ... I!* 11. Ift Lard per p- .rnd ft cent* Kilt'ks'hra •tft et* F O'tr per '(trr. r. tall 7,10.. N .a ■* . V ' oil* platter $ ',50 t ri - " u ri 4 t > 50 IMPORTAVr TO 101L3EES tu dert guest i- l 1 ' ! * a hi* kiln* at i -* ll* ~r*, at reaouab' r con tract Brickwork. • r ARNKR. 7 act y 1 RKAT REDUCTION IS PRICES' AT Wolf. Old Stand. Largest Stock of Goods in the Valley! DusPrkbJ L©"** Priori POLITE ATTENTION ! Having jutt returned from the East, and bought at panic price#, 1 aiu now prepared to toil cheaper than evor before. My tlocl consist* m part of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, NOTIONS. HOSIERY, HATS & CAIV, BOOTS A SHOES, RUBBER BOOTS, SANDALS, Ac., Ac. Ladies' aud Gents' Underwear n spec iality. A I.AK'iK STOCK OK READY - MADE CLOTHING constantly ou hand. Look nt the fig ures : Good COM! mere Suite, slo.oo' j Good Qurimerc COAU, $5.00! Customers will find the stock com plete, and n call is all that is required to assure you that this is the place in th valley to buy your goods.! Hemrmbrr, vt have but one price for everyone. WM. WOLF. THE COMPLETE WASHER! The Rbove cut repre-ents the Complete; Washer, filled to a tub, with the tub cuti out to -how* how it is fastened for use. i OVER 100.000 OF THESE MA CHINES ARE IN USE. ! The Complete Washer was patented, May' 'Jf*. 1872, and since Its introduc tion it has preyed the One Thing; Needful. THE COMPLETE WASH EK WILL WASH A CARPET oli BED QUILT OR A! Fine I.Hft* Curtain or Coltar. It will wa*h clean any article that can be' washed hv hand in halftho time and with half the labor. It is SO DURABLE thai the Manufacturer* do not bc.itate to Warrant il for Five I Years. The Machine* are Manufactured bv F. V \l> \MS A- CO., at " Erie, Pa. IT WILL 8 A V E ITS C 0 8 T in a short time, bath In labor and wear o: clothing. The machines can be seen at Bpanglcr's Hi-let, I'enlrc Hall. Pu K fab tf BUY YOUR DRUGS FROM It ANIiI.VS I) r ti k St or c. NEXT DOOR TO THE DE3UHNER 00N STORE.) KRK S H AN It CIIE A P. Ki>r 'tJ A DMINISTR * TOR'S NOTICE T~"" Lettara of adminittration on tho estate •>f Ezra D. Briabin, late of Boalsburg dee'd. having been granted to tho under signed, all persona kiiowing them*elves to he indebted to said decedent are requested to make immediate payment, and persons having claim* against the oalate will pre sent them authenticated for settlement SAMUEL GILLILAND, OrnarCt. Adm'r A DM INISTKATOR'S NOTICE.— A. Let 1 ters of administration on the citato of Dan iel Coni.nr, late of Miles iwp, having beef granted to the undersigned, all peraom knowing themselves to he indebted to i*i( ! decedent are requested to make Immediate payment, and persons having claim against tho estate will present thorn au thentieated for settlement SAM L OR A M LY, mar 10 6 Administrator. HARDWARE! and STOVES THOMAS A. HICKS deBBO., (Bueeensor* to W ILSON A H ICK.S,) will sell HARDWARE, STOVES, Saddlery, Coach-makers 1 Material, Build its 11ai-tl wuit, of all kinds, l'aints, Oils, &c. Nails, Iron and Glass a spe cialty, at tlir LOWEST CASH PRICES. Childrens' Carriages. Shovel Plows, Cutting Boxes, etc. XV e have the best COOK STOX ES and RANGES m the Market,aud warrant them to he good. We keep ail repairs for same, and will sell lower than elsewhere. Anj one in this county, building, or dealing in this line of goods, w ill pav them to come and see us. THOMAS A. HICKS A BROTHER, Itellefonte. Pa. Don't Buy HARD COAL BASE BURNER RBATING BTOVK, mill ywi have n< muiined the L f H t) M E -THE - itesl & Handsomest MtVK IN THE MARKET I.'all mid ec them at the Store <f J. A. KI IISUIV Cl-*T*B HILL, P*. / tIt.vMPIOV s IMPERI AL HOAP L I* TUX ' NKAT ' ,j i'liit Soap it it aiitifscltire I from pur. j materials, and at it contain* a large p-r cntage of Vegetable Oil, it warrant**! ful > t qua) to the bett imported Oa*lila S-ap Hid lit the Mliia time |Ht**ew*r alt tlx w*hing and cleansing properties of the -eUbratcd German and French Laundry a}.-, U it therefoie rtciituutuil'd fur use in the Laundry. Kitchen, and Bath, roon.. and for general huutchoid ptirpu - . for Print* • Pa u ia, Kuginwra, and Machinist*, a* it will remove slain* of Ink, lilroo, Tar, Oil, Paint, etc., from the hand*. Manufactured only by CRAMP lUN 11 K< IT ITERS. 2 .4, f', * anl 111 Rulger* Place, mi JAd and <ls JelTertob Street. New Vork. For *ai<- at Philadelphia, by KOIINS A KUOFP, ISC North Delaware Avetiua. Und by grocer* generally, and at Secblwr's 'grocery. Nov 11. Ota. Simon Haines* CENTRE HALL. Manufacturer of ("nrrlagca. linggir*. tVitgona, dkr. Of every description ; running gear for all kind, of vahic . t. made to order, and in first clat- manner. B<-ing * practical me [ wnald W \UK ANT ALL i WORK. to give satisfaction. Repairing promptly attended to at Hie lowest rata*. Undertaking, Colli u* of all style® made on shortest notice. The butine** of undertaking at'.ende<i to in all it* branches. Respectfully solicit* a har *1 public patronage. 9 rpt y W. A. CURRY, : liLLi win >.br t l LMItL 11A1.1..PA. Would must respectfully inform iherit tens of this vicinity, that he has *tarted a new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would be thankful for a share of the public patroa : age. Boots and Shoe* made to order ane -riling to style, and warrants his work • >to equal aay mado I'scwbera. All kind if repairing done, and charge* reas > nable. I divs him a call feh 1A 1V roIIN K ALEXANDER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Respectfully .'tfrr* his profe*ional ser vicos to the ciiiirn of Ventre llall and i vie "*ity Coniullalion in KnglUh or Ger man Has a full line of instrument* for xtra. t, -gteetb. office and residence in , '-be Luth. parsutiago. 27feb If C.PECK'S C o a elk M a nuf act ory • The undersigned ha* opened tmvsi lablishmenl, at hi* new shops, fm the ! inanufactuio of Carriages, Buggies, & Spring Wagons, BLKIOUS AML .SLKU*. Pi. AIN ASD FAXCT ' 1 every description . Ail "vchic.e* manufactured by hin. in- warranted to render -all-faction, and a - jual to any work done elsewhere. H use- none but th. best material, ind employs the most skillful workmen. Hence they Batter themielres that their *..rk can not be excelled for durability and finish, i irder- from a distance promptly attend- d tO. ... I'omp and examine my work before •ontra tine elsewhere. PRICES REASONABLE, Ail kind* of Rcpitriog done. •QQQQ" MONEY FOR ALL. Only J3JJ Him-,. Oil) Im Dlkm "I I• di-k-.t ! utorr fUj." To Mi iudr wlto wtl I >•! JooooU to as. wo will M>n4 am* b of fW which . .+rv*r*ntw will put r-o In iho • W to mwhw • • norilli Mill not toko ti.il,. of tttno Hwltohlw Im tnon .nd. rail n-'W o< uro p., low Imoioowo. owtl oanolotMl ,n on " ' lilo I* the '. tiM.w of • lllUa,. Md If ,00 ■ ill not embrace It toll >.>r frtoado. fwr II to • fwtiuww r..r . .ta "ih, dwaert law para. a whonaado a bl*ln load Not • recipe. }ertr. .0 oth<w tiamhuc. ha! a ..to and on. waaranload htiatnaa* i.ppnttuatt/ Itam pla hoi, rlrrular., tc . c. are aonl at coal. cwala. ..till to Introduce 11. mm - fraa. and none oaad rap It u.. lon Ihojr want to mala OK. a I oat clear Hundred, m.aiaa thai.and . lonta and "BW' will how ,o "howUs done " Addoaaa. Hi aiah a 00., Mlnadato N V. A DOWN WITH HARD TIMER. $ Save Money K IKtlUr *3 Hi Si. H>nLo. M*m . Alncr 1T!t h* ol<t Mlmi. II ofT-r aw> of* I >nr. Kthtff. Md inn wis. <nrart# llookt. i'ftknr. UU vf*rt. A . Jtc ,i b.ml Hali triea iM*n* •NnrllilM only dnlUr. \\. I ll.iwlti •' ' tr * " iHßßufurtorw* MMI iMfNt IINIHI*. fl,.t bMwJ*. *4 autocJlforfl wha .vmtttry mli ti to fa f<sr rhin Ut > t*nnl>u* u< "ilckeit" or lolV tr >*• ouc cUx uUrs, tod Rm RiPttMnd* of rltr|*Hi offitrMl l a!| $1 W • on I UairißMl l*y u n of And bf pot ntr Km our r irvoUm. hi* iw will mU worn gpofto if lr*r Hum ' u % " 11, tdhw hou- W Mpd hp BUbflor •apU9> l, O l ,ah 4 lot you -* ■ *-!• Imlnrf biutiii VTr wtnt ":• frnnwhitre "o rik, no raplUu i hi... I * , hnysa imul enrd Wnnd ono for nil '"" ' " our rto al.r., Mxl lI.U. V < om nd 1u m)| f) aril. |p. s~i !**•. fc . all for • •insln ilo'l tr. It>tittful |{in*. IMpM. VluHht, RcilUri, UmLit*. In fact |t*u artklM ill • t #l. Sc*nd N.i, And mi* nicur) You c*n do II ulee in. A(l<irr>t* All ..nlera to 11 OHMIbTON 1 ft I. N I IBM IAHHA I K,! flr.uuflold Hi . fait— Mam. !• . lb *• •> v entreTiall -- Furniture Rooms) EKltl K BUM BINE, resptxtfully informs the citizens of Centr county, that he h* bough lout the old stand of J. O. l)eininger. nnd has reduced the prices. They have constantly on hand and make to order BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, SINKS, W ASHSTA N Dfl, CORNER CUPBOARDS TABLES, A,-., Ac. Their stock of ready-made Furniture is large and warranted of good workmnnshii and is all made under their own immod ute supervision, and is offered at rate, cheaper than elsewhere. Call and see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. fob. ly 1 OTICK is hereby given that the a>'- I*l count of John Kishel. assignee of Mcslame Reese, has been tiled in tho offlci ' of the Prothonotary of the Court of Com uion Pleas of Centre county, and will be pro-ented tu tho pourt lor confirmation at Aj> "I term, next. A. WILLIAMS, oJ uiar til, Froth'?. STOKE, NEW OOOI>B AND Panic Prices. 11. A. LAItHINKII. at the old Centre Hill t*nd J ut opening a Stock of NEWGOODS, OLI) FASHIONED PRICES! A large verlety of Ladies Dress Good. Great Bargain* in Mueliusaud Calicoes. Ready-made Clothing Warranted to Suit. Mia Cloths end Cattiinere, Cant bo excelled His Crocery Department, Atlotiishe. every one in assortment and low prices. Syrup, Sugar. Tea. Coffey, Cenned fruits, Domestic and Foreign Fruita, Cheese, and every other article belongs 1 ing to the Grocery Depart meat DELIGHT! | •••Farmer*, Mechanic* and Laborer# took tu your interval. One dollar tared U a ddiar In J-oc keU Then call and ae at what astonishingly low price* sdrNotr übie to show Goods Also the choicest FAMILY PutOt al wya tut hand. Apr 16, y. Miller & Sun, # CENTRE HALL, PA. DEALER* I* PUUEDKUUS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, OILS, DYE STUFFS. PERFUMERY. NOTIONs, FANCI ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET, PI KE WWK A.\l> LIQIOBB, for medicinal purpote*. Frames d - Supporter* in great variety. Also, choice CIGARS AND TOBACCO. and all other article* usually kept in a liretciaa* i>ru( Store. Preacriplioua <arelu.lv Compounded.! ZSocttf MIILER A SON. j Ilcadquftrtcrt fur BooU *ud Shut* ! P O W E R S Be*tl L/jd Zhib wS&ra, Opposite Bush House, BKLLEFONTK. l'A Powers' Boot A Shoe Store it the largest i and best flocked establishment in Centre Oounty. He keejM cuDeUntly ou hand a full ; line of HOOTN i A' N II O E N. He 1* just opening the largast stock of Spring Goods ever brought to Bellefor.te. /IS3£ 8M 01 3 for ladio*. kept constantly on hand. Bool* and SboA* for men and woman, of all stylo*, quality and prices, from the most co*tly to the cheapest, constantly kept on hand. WE DEFY COMPETITION ! either in quality or price*. Call and ■xamine his new etock of Spring and Summer Goods, and you will find it >o your advantage. Apr2lly. NEW YORK" BRANCH STOIIK, McClain's Block, Directly Opp." Buah House, Bellefonte, Pa. 11. HERMAN d CO., Prop'm. Dry Goods, HOSIERY, LINENS, EMBROID ERIES, WHITE GOODS, LA CES, NOTIONS A FAN- C Y GOODS. 1T RICT L Y VI S 8 T-C LAC S 000D8. iiolow the Usual Prices. N->vl2 U'. Gift <fc Flory's New Shoe Store ! AT CENTRE Ft ALL. They bare now opened, and willconstant ,y keep on hand, a aplendid flock of new SHOES, OAITKKS. A SLIPPEKS. for men, women and children, from the beat manufactories in Ibe country, and now of fered at the Lowest Prices. HOOTS and SIIOKS made to order, upon hort notice They invite the people o. ihia vicinity to give them a call, at they will strive to merit a ahare of their pat ronajre. myloo FURNITURE. JOHN It It E( II It 11,1.. In hit elegant New Rooms, Spring tlreel BeHefonle. Hat on hand a splendid arfnrtnifht o HOUSE FURNITURE from the com m<metto the mutt elegant. CHAMBER SETS. PARLOR SETS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, WOOL M ATTRKSSES. IIAIK MAT TRESSES, *ixl anything wanted in the lino of hi husiness—homemade and city work Al n, hat mad* a speciality and keeps 01 hand, the largest and finest stock of WALL PAPER. Goods told at reasonable rates, wholeta and retail. (Jive him a call before pur chasing elsewhere. fob6ly CENTRE HA LL Hardware Slore. J. O. DEININGEB. A new, complete Hardware Store has been opened by the undersigned in Cen tre Hall, where ho is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and House Furnishing Hardware, Nails, Ac. Circular ami Hand Saws, Tennon Saws, Webb Saws, Clothes Racks, a full assort ment of Glass and Mirror P'afe Picture Frames, Spokes, Felloes, and Hubs, table Cutlery, Shovels, Spades aod Forks, Locks, Hinges, Scrows, Sash Springs, Horse Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods, Oils, Tea Bells, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Varn ishes. Pictures framed in tho finest style. Anything not on hand, urdb r (>4 upon shortest notice. <r4r-Ronionibe*, all oods offered cheap er than elsewhere aug '■&' 73-tf WM. P. WILSON, Attorney-at-Law, Bollofouto Pa. Office ig Mrs. Bua uer's Building, Boliviantv Pumps Of All Kinds! fck Steam & Rotary Tji ; FOR MINES. ™ MTTaV Deep Well Pumps, Y\ Cistern Pumps, J Anti-Frezing Pumps. GAS PIPES, rnw urn OF ALL KINDS. Gum Hone Packing, BeU and Brass Founder*, and Manufacturer* of theCELEBRATED Sheriff Patent Steam Syphon Pump. VfL-firndfor illustrated catalogue and price liet.^W* J. B. SHERIFF & SOX •H WATER St., it WO ljt t veaM. Tr IT- PITW? tBUH.PI. IT WILL PAY! IT WILL PAY! b :IT WILL PA!! I * < ;1 5 C. i TO GIVE VERT CAREFUL ATTENTION TO J I | £4 > i Groceries! Groceries! 1 - ! ; ► £ : For economy reauiree that you buy nothing but FRESH, | PURE GOODS. We keep on hand at all time* a large and carefully selected stock of goods, comprising ever? item •f. I that belong* to the I a < j I' , i !GROCERY TRADE! 2:: I I £ j? We make it ths cardinal point* of our buaiaea* to *ell * ~ | Pure, Fresh Groceries! j 5 - - | IT WILL PAT! I SS < : To do your trading with a houae that alwaya giro* a dollar's : ft. ; worth tor a dollar. -3 • r £ ! IT WILL PAT! : : K £ j To call and examine our complete stock of Fruit*. Nut* and Con- * 1 f fecuonrrie* which we are now daily receiving for the trade. U* ? M - | IT WILL PAY! j 3 , a! ' T ®° i handsomely to get M>tne of onr i Z 5 pur* candies, fresh fruit* A 1 P > \ nuU for the "Little Polka" during * t j tha holidat aea#n. One or two. or fire d*2- i > H : lara. iu*t a* you can afford, spent is : •< ~ thi* way at Christina* and New Year, brings a • better return s than | •_ the same amount put on Interest at 100 per oeeu , 3 < I ~ IT WILL PATI ■J j if ~ I Tbf^Tm*^lreme<*hojwUM^ t tt gooU J 1 : H j FINEST FLAVORED TEAS \ K AND STRICTLY PURE SPICES. I O ; H >- la tuiai *af lUt| la tba Una of : H * i &rccsrsss, ©©irfMitensrj, ?riiiis, &., - | 2 1 £;"■ OJI i £ 1 ~ | SECHLER A CO.. > H iSOjan. Butb Houte Block, Belleionte, Pa. j *< * ** £ _ . i "* rt •" ITW ILLPAYT IT WILL PAY! J. ZELLEB A SON DRUGGISTS ! X o 6 Brockerhoff Row, Bellefont,P Dfalrnln lVrnirafry. I'nucj Goods *c. ! Pure Wines and Liquora for medirr i purposes sil v* kept. may 81. 7f. GRAHAM & SON. l J Dealers in I Boots, Shoes and t l Ladies', Misses' and Chil dren's Fine Gaiters. *, All Kinds ofCualom Work Made Tt J * Order. , n Harness Leather, ; Sole Leather. H Uir Skins • And Shoe Findings always ou haud v, I 3ianop Street, n-f'iOr -.y t( BaUefonto, F Till undersigned, determined to ibml the popular demand for Low ft Pricea, mpectfhlly calls the attention the public to hu tock of SADDLEBY t#.* offered'at the old stand. Design* especially for the people and the times, iht largest and moat varied and complete as sortmeat* Saddles. Harness, Collars, Bridles, ofeeery description and quality ; Whips, land in fact everything to complete a first class establishment, he now offers at privet which will suit the time# JACOB OTNQKB. Centre Hall Excelsior Cement- The undersigned now manufacture* Ce ment WARRANTED OF ASUI'EKIoK ;QUALITY, at bis kilns, near Pino .Creek MiiU, iq H wines twp. TLi* cement • hup nirettis,v been owd in larre uuthtiUei upon the L. C. A S. C. KH.,ai>d fan been |found highly satisfactory upon all jobs f where it fan been used, nnd as ooual to ™t?J* f Ttusd for use in Cli>- WATKK PIPES, or wbstera purpose a good quality of Cement is desi rable This Cement has already been tested fur and wide, and rendered the ut most satisfaction. Persona, therefore con structing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes, ac.,wlll And it to their ad vantage to bo*r this in mind, and also, that he warrants the article as represented. „ J O. MEYER, may 21.tf Aaronsburg, Pn SAVES FUEL! SAVEb LM&UetI , (Wn ii i ;*ty ma, mt) Carbon is ons of the worst conductor* of best known, a deposit of 1-83 of *u lucUUU tl. tubes causing .1 toss of 16 per rent, nffnrl. , Thisl'BlK-Ctnrjjeris made of rpi iug steel. I'.sch O segment la of t .self a spring, and distends iu a |>< r frtt eirdt wis to press scsinst the inside of the tube, riMr jvlng all the carbon and scale without the slightest Injury to tbe tube. Gcs-an'si-d to ciran bettor, last longer,kltd work eftlrr tbsu SOT In the market. Adopted and In nee by the If. s. Kavy. For sale by desierc. hind fee n renter. THE CIIALSIELS SPIWCr. C - Ac- *f-■Vel':; "d Hurts-, foo' of Ivist ltl. r. a, 2 r
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