THE CENTRE REPORTER
; ; • :sn\v ma V 2*.
LOOSE MEETINGS.
. >nt*' KtU.loHal,NDilW.l. il nt O. i u. (
Sv-trrt*,* *vMiinn in the >.M F#tli* 11*11.
\i -
i> n t-\>*T t/>l*i*. ft AST, F \ V . rnw ■ "
M nit; rTfmlnt. on or after each full moon In lu*
€>.ll Pellnara Hill.
I IIIIIIA HKH. Skl. *. N. Mistll. W '
. €(!;nivir,P€l 11. me*lf on *'
...moonon or after *a,-h full moon, M their Halt
.1 .1-
V M C. A. of CHtr Hall. *"*• In l*r r '
of the 1 thorn ehnrefc. • follow* , I,J
Mil I IM.it.lort an.t Ith I rlrtar erool* ofeoeh
Y.IPM.I MhV- P*TKt€ M*Tl*€. lal * M
cv.-ntnso Hi al\€-* V t rttto* the Mh K*t.la> ere,
ina ..f oil month* hartngflre Frtilai-e. _
M HtttsTtXi " s
President. S*cr laij
local H EM'S.
s: j? Standir g announcements of candi
date* SSOO Oomraunirati -?•> recent
It., nding i>prvtps fttrtflifp. St
- The pioepec'.* i*.r grn'.n in the 1 wcr
fin; of tii valley. arc promising with u
f. w exception*. I
Mr. d P. Murray brought i 'loci.
, f .■ Clh'tl RfA r t) thl> UcpOflpr office,
la<t week, which measured U2 inches.
Mr. Stover * timothy must s,retch up t>
catch up.
The Mechanic* of Mdlheun intend
holding • parade s*n 30 ir.j'.. They thins
, t decorating the graven of toldU-rs who
arc buried in MiUfceim find Aaron-Surg
cost . lories.
Last Wednesday night was an un
fortunate Ano for some peop'e. I'r. A'ov
J.l.dor had a shirt disappear from his yard
Il may have gone out to some corn-field
: engage in the delights of scaring etvw*.
One thing is certain Yony Kreamer n -r
i .ndl. rd Johnson didn't steal u as the
vi, otor s under*ear d.ei net come within
a thousand yards of hav ng good* er ugh
for their corporations.
The same night the cv'.'.ar of John tv.en-
Li rk at the Fort hotel was entered, and a
goodly lot of good pies were pilfered
therefrom Gone to ti l some hungry
stomach.
judgment, it i> in buying the Complete
Washer— a rva! blessing to every family
owning one. This is the machine you |
want, reader, if you have a family, and if'
you see it you will buy it—it works like a
charm, weighing 11 pounds, ewting only
u,OO. John U Miller, Centre Hal), has
i ,is Washer for sale, aud besides the Eu
reka Wringer, the best one made.
The 'Journal'' of May 19, I!>T<\ car
ries its age thus : "Vol. 50, Na 19, or 50
years and 19 weeks. This is quite a mi
take. We have before us the "ILrichier,
Vol. 1, No. 3 . Aug. 27, 1527. which would
show that the first number appeared Aug.
IS, ledT. and would make the* sge of the
Beriohter, (now Journal) at this date, ie
years, 9months,and 12 days. The pub-
Ushers should make the correction—the
error is attributable to carele.-s predecos
tors.
The most splendid stock of new ,
goods in the valley is beyond doubt that
lately recieved by Win." Wolf. Il is|iuil
and complete in .vcry line of goods, and
the ihoiee ot the market.
You gel choice wine* and liquors at
Haunt's wholesale and retail liquor store.
Bel ieloale.
Ladies will please nonce thai Mr.
Sic Entire has a complete assortment of
millinery goods advertised.
Penn township# has six Sabbath
s hooL, all in good working order. Can
any township of the aixeof little Penn beat
that.
There was a railroad meeting in the
Court House, at Bcllefonte, a abort time
ago, but the attendance was rather slim.
Only about SIO,OOO have thus far been
tu -eribed for the branch from Bellefonte
to Lemoot, leaving SIO,OOO more to loj
made up. This sum should be raised
at Bellefonte in thirty minutes, if its peo
ple sre really in earnest about the branch.
The prospect however is not so flattering
—movements are as slow as with the Pen
n :> P.R. in building our road through the
valley.
f - >
-—Mr. Zerbe takes this manner of ex 1
pressing bis lbanks to those gentlemen 1
who kindly assisted in re-erecting his
s! ds after the storm on Monday.
"We are sorry to learn that Mr. Stef- j
fy. of Kebersburg, has gone blind.
Mr. Daniel Ulrick's new house in j
weil Mi; hcim, is up and under roof, and
will soon be ready for the plasterers. Mr.
Allison Miiler has aso erected a new
house in North Millheim, which indicates
that there is still some enterprise in the
people of North Miilheitn. Mr. W. L.
Musserwillin a few days raise his new j
dwelling house on Water street, Miiibeim
The fiheritT intends to occupy the new j
house himself, and leave the hotel in Un
hands of bis son William. !
SUIBT IEOM.NO.— TU; YDIALRTFWTE*
American assert# that a Uttfc Soap lather p
mixed will prevent the!
flat-iron fferalwcking to linen, and gives |
the gin** so conspicuously absent in the
bt-rae-Jaundried article, ila-ily tried.
Dr. Smith oi this plate, who bid
been ixoubled with cancer in the left eye. I
, which showed itself in a dark speck in the
lower inside corner tome twenty yeurs
ago, and of late years grjw to considera-;
ble proportions, causing h.m much
suffering, proceeded to Philadelphia j
about two weeks ago, and bad an oper j
ation performed for the removal o! the f
cancer. The Doctor arrived home on last j
Saturday, in a very exhausted condition
from the travel by rail and stage which
added to his sufferings from the operation. ;
lie informs us that while under the hands |
of the surgeons, be suffered the moit 11- |
cruciating pain as the cancerous fungus
was scraped from the eye ball. He is im
proving, and we trust has been perma
nently relieved of which there is no cer
tainty. owing to the difficulty in curing
that disease. A ,
mflUEMf Ihti'if in'l
hold n musical entertainment in the ball
of the shool-bouse, on Saturday cvcnrVg,
next, under the management of Profesk>r
Young, of Boalsburg. This band is new,
but already in fine trim, and discourses
uiusic in a manner that would do credit to
older bands. We ask for them the pat
ronage of the public. Come and hear
good music.
The Eighth Annual Convention of
the Centre county Sabbatb-Scboo! Afou
ution will be held in the Lutheran Church
at Centre Hall, PH., on Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 0 and 7, 187 C. Tuesday
evening, 74 o'clock.— Bible Instruction
Essential to Salvation, Bible reading. The
Pastor's Work for the Sabbath School,
Acts 20:28. llow the Home may help the
School, Dcut. C.-7. The Bcvealer of the
Truth, John 34:20; 10:13.. Wednesday
Forenoon, 9 o'clock.—What kind of Pre
paration should the Teacher make ?
What is it to leach the Bible? In what
respects is Society indebted to the Sab
bath School ? Wednesday Afternoon.—
Young Peoples' .Meeting Irorn 2 to 8.15.
Scripture Concert recitations and ten min
ute speeches. Is not every Sabbath
School a Scriptural Agency for the pro
motion of Temperance ? 2 Peter 1:5-8.
Answers to wrtten questions. Business
Meeting. Wednesday evening, 74 o'clock
—Which ts the best season of the year for
a Sabbath School ? How can wo improve
Sunday School singing ? Should every
Sabbath School have a Teachers' Meeting?
How do you explain the Way of Salva
tion to a little child ?
After the Ist of June next, boats on the
Pennsylvania Canal will not run up farth -
er than Huntingdon.
pST A new Golden Tongue Organ, one
of the finest toned instruments made, for
sale at this office. Also a Bynder organ,
good as new Either of these instrument#
offered at a bargain.
J. S. MILLER, Fashionable Tailor, Au
roiisburg. Shop fc\y doors west ot Dr.
4'day tf
ending their subscri) *
ti >n to this office, can see on the address
on each paper, whether credit has been
given—that answers tame as a receipt.
Pierrepont is appointed minister toEng
land and Don Cawtroa Hw'g of Wr.
| Mr. \V. C. Met'. I, if U
■ kro\ o Int.duto, ac.'<, Isd a c.i;. flrotn t!
Now Berlin Altergt. VtWpKta to M<
upon hi* pastoral labors mu< r part
Juno.
' Tl .> now Lutheran c' nr. iat 1.• -■ < !
will bed* Healed J ..no If.h. Kov. i. t\
! Court 1. D. l. (cdiu r* t lira Latan
Ob*orvcrt consented to preach the dediru
• tory sermon,
—Miilheim nn bor.it <>( having th
larg.. est, and most ben t.tul cent. • ti.
■*l Has ii Centre county 1* *n ;.-tc
on lu-t Saturday, '.V, and w wuv .>;
at the centennial exhibition Th
tIK i- Ix2l toot. \\ ,-uld it : I wellt
havo o-te of tho sister town* I'diow Mil!
helm's ex*tuple. Any amount of m*i
• flag* are sticking up. llu: -bowing tbi.
. they a o tl ; ikir ■; i! t * n ! undrc.
y.ar old.
r We a"i wo. k inmli >nodthe .in -
lUiotioflhe !il ui .'M. oi irch at KVber*
bu*g, which was • rooted ovorWyears ago
In the eon or : v.: * md a fl-.-k .
• wine, holding ab> it v t.o p. it. which wa
• three quarter* foil,* Ibbieand h\atn bo >
ar.d olhc pap. , l'lie piper*, w on ov
po>od to p.- a r crumbled a- though i b ir
' r. ,1 by f. e. The b' 'ks wore found in to!
" orablo pp< servalion. and the wine, n
doubt, w.i* a'.! the I • Iter for its ago. \\ i
' are inform.d that when the corner -.torn
was laid, there were seven doll*- in pe
oie laid in it ; th'-. we a:o t. ' ! vrs i.■ i
found at the opening of the stone—its di*
appearance must d-ste back to the corner
st.no laying, whon s.mto ot.o may havr
Jrnwii his check on it, and demanded spe
cie payment. It it was stolen th. n, tin
sum at tl-.is time, with interest w.-uld tig*
ure up s'.*• 20 which some fellow w id has <
! to settle for before St. IV'.cr will open th
gates of boaven for hint.
Splendid bargain* to be had now at
| Hi . f'..-h "T re, .v'eto la
are *. !d a', greatly reduced price* for cash
or produce Mr. Spigclniver has jut re
ceived a fine Rnortment of spring and
summer g.K.ls, and h:s ck is worth
' looking at even if you do net w 1.-h to buy.
All the new e- of dr.--- goods, a!*o
1 hat*, cap-, boots, shoe*, anything you
' want svild low. Call ar.d examine for
yourselves. It 1
-—On Mnday afternoon two fori i*
thunder gust* parsed over thi* neighbor
hood. The first a little after 12 o'clock,
was of short duration, but the rain came
down in torrent*, and,was driven through
every crevice by the violence ofthe wind.
The sun <<-on made bis appearance, and
shone about an hour, when another storm
of greater violence broke in upon us. The
rain poured down at a fearful ratear.d the
wind blew a perfect hurricane, tearing
down fences . ml up-rooting trees, and al
so unroofed the sheds of Z.-rbe's brick
yards. iiu.il accompanied tho second j
slorut.
A committee of the Board of Diroc- i
tors of the Penu'a ltlL, will pass over the .
line of our toad this week, and will proba- 1
bly ba at Centre Hal! over r.ight on Fri- i
day. We hope this visit may result inj
putting mote life into the great corpora
tion as far a. regards our line, which thej
have not given that attention that of right
was due it and our people.
Our friend, Mr. John Daubcrruan,, 1
near Centre llill, met with a painful acci- *
dent a few days ago. He was in the woods :
felling trees, and one in its tall lodged ir.
I another tree he endeavored by means of *
i a handspike to bring it to the ground, and
1 1 as it started the second time, Mr. Dauber- -
, man did not get the handspike removed
I from under it quick enough, and it struck *
I him with such force on the lower juw caua- <
I jog a double fracture of the jaw bone. 1
\/S Wm- Mann, one of the member* of f
f] the Lewistovrr. axe manufacturing firm, i.- '
, [ reported to have been kiiied by the explo- 1
! sion of the "Pat Cclburne in the k)hiv, '•
i river on Wednesday night.
I If the lirst fellow that reaches flu? *
p j north pole will take hold of it and pull it ,
out, he will find oil in the 1 de—that's our
idea.
, J —The economical man hasbeeu found in
,I an adjoining valley. Ho feeds his boy or.
! drie-J apples for breakfast, give- them wa
> I ter for djnncr and that swells the dried ap-;'
J pies for supper.
j The store and post-. (See, of Holmes '
11 dc Wilson, in Jacksonville, was robbed oaj'
| Tuesday night of last week. About jlOt- '
! in goods and cash were taken. 1" o rot- ;
! bers effected an entrance by boring out t' o ,
, door-lock. i
j xi. few days ago n ma 1 dog bit a '
i whole family in Newark, father, mother
and three children.
•_ •
t "VTOTICE.
Xv Notice ia hereby given that an
will be made at Augu-t ti-r i
tfl, r * ■ 1 rier
Pir.e <irov Wat-r Company.' Tho (
Qt-ject of th< inc ni- -upply the
lewn of Pinetirove Mill* with wafer. 1
ift J. R SMITH. M. i).,
2Slny3t A. J. ORNDOIIF.
! VOTICK T • SCHOOL DIRECT.R.--
A AUDITORS.-The School D.
j rcßk>r* of P> tier tvrp. will moot nt Old
! Monday, June sth. attto'clock a. n.
logpamir c the account of th'' Tron-urcr of!
thfiioard, nr.d transact uoti bu-inc* r.-
irA come before them. The Auditor*
*iftp !•-'. to examine nn.l settle the ac
j cotK* of the Board.
j ißcct- r- elect will ine.-t at 1 o'clock p.
m. Ifcaid day to . rgamr.e n now Board,
k of the Board,
i W. JL Kxrr. D. RIUNesmITH.
s Scc'y. Prest.
-% ;
—Botl' k TO STO*'KHoi.der.s —The
! Anniflfe Meeting of the Stockholders of
I the LAli*hurg, Centre and Spruce Creek
i KailtSd Company will be held at the of.
! fice Jphc C >tiii>any, No 2-4South Fourth
! StruK Phlla , on Tuesday, June I t, IHT'-,
|at jfc clock, p. in.. Election for president
; ajßgl)irectors same day and place.
yap JAS. it. McCLURK, Secretary
r l" 1 'IT" R : NOT ICR In ! : C . t
of C'-'Utmca P'.< of Centre Co
I Tbo under* gned an auditor appointed t.y
said Court, to make di-lribuli'-n of th<
money urisir.g from the -ale of
| the Personal property of Burnsidr and
I Thomas to and among the imrtie- entitled
thereto, wi.l attend to the duties of his
\ appointment at hi- ..il e in Beltefoiile on
| Wadseadav tha 14th fuy > f June, A D.
lCT'i, at2o'eiock, p. m., when and where
all parties interested may attend if th. y
1 *ee proper. W. F. HERE It.
|\lß May 3t.
Centennial Store.!
At Potters Mills.
LB. McENTIRE
lias jull returned from Philadelphia with;
a large and well selected stock of
Cheap Goods,
which hi offers CHEAP FOB CASH or
country Pr< duce, alto a large sio 'k of
LADIE S, GENT'S, and CHILDREN'S
Shoes, Gaiters as \ow as f 1.20 per pair,
and all other goods in proportion. Dry
Goods, Hosiery. Linens, Embroideries,
White Goods, Laces, Notions and FAN
CY GOODS, strictly first-class goods be
low the usual prices. His Grocery De
par* ment consists of the
Cheapest aud Best Quality of" Groce
ries
n I'enns Valley. Sugars, Teat. Coffees,
Syrups, Spices. Canned Fruits, Ciackers.
Cheese, and Dried Fruits etc. Queens
ware, Hardware Wood aud Willow ware
;.:id Oilcloths ot every description, llat-.
caps. Drugs, Oil and Paints, also Cigars,
Tobacco and Confectioneries. All kinds
of produce taken iu exchange for good.,
I alto higher price paid.
Also—Ladles will find a full line]
of millinery goods, comprising the
latest styles.
I thank the people of Peuns Valley for
their liberal patronage, 18 mg bin
! „ > „ i'.,ru r" no! cc <
■- ,'!hm l\ ••!; > i v' students, and a m
r tiio * f IL.ll, wo copv fr. intl.o I.it
if vaster Pally Kuin nor of I M h Inst.:
l,a ! ovo'rng there n>embie.l in Fulio
n Hall n oonoour*. of "fair w .-menan
h'avp the I'. ru-ion being the forty
:ht anil \CTnry of the .>!*lliiUniont <
n the G.rtl ran 1 i.i i'my Society of Franki
r.n.l Marshal College.
T! I'.r.t -1 f*Vor wu* l\ 11 offer, o
Bellefonto, Pit . who delivered i'io naluta
' lory iildrp>< anil chose I• *r hi* subj.-c
i- "K>.A tor bidding, on befinl
I . ft!.i oiiov, ti hourly w olroiil# t<> all. In
, H I.I • • X tin! fir. • * no
A mad.- ' tin n among iln* nation* *• f" t'
o thon - nn world until lliwuhl w u-te mu
0 Horn ang. Rome did not carry to tor
, faction tl pt.iuip!*- sought to In' e-tah
" 'id ■ ,1 hv 1. "<u!u* or ho.. n u known out
'1 iti.l.. of ii* iuim..li ito neighborhood an.
.t ili > n.-ighb rho. .1 of l" provin.o* unti
1 Clttra orated and Virgil tunc.! hi* kmi
tii,. ol the n u.4 of poetry
••Ki .w! ' ■ i .wor " The ravage He
ho: it and it' .-ivilixing influences Tin
Koforn in.-:: ■ Luther mid dU
p • o ,s,rki of th." Middle Ayr*
' Our hjjo nit,l oonntry muit heoomo f
fi • a*, i p. i> power and influence ovei
the iiiorclv material function* alul pro
duet* of Site and labor, hut hv reason o
•• tl it intellectual superiority which it is tin
* liijc! e. t aim to acquire. The pollticiai
must not UMirp the place of the state-man
To he practical for a moment, he mu-l noi
" lay profane hand* upon our idol the cm
1 too so ho system The glorious princl
c pies in | reoepti of riladdeus Steven.
must not ho all wed to ho overshadowed
' or 1.-r garde,l. Corruption in high place.
ti.; ho > .dished, and the Centonuia
; year of IhT> i- a maw! time to begin. Th.
fountain fa-mis of power must be purified
u*\.l . i.r internal enemies he eoimuered in
ISTtt *> our oppressor* were In 1T"<-. ,
The Lew :-burg Chronicle sajs the two
imp !;.: t K piity i aae that originated in
.!. Court of Common l'loa* of Union co.,
at the -oils of S.tmuel Ged l.e v James
S. Marsh. l>r. Levi Rook, Peter Beaver,
and Jos ih \Y. Shirner is. -sine defend
snU, i i.dation to the Union Furnace,
md • n i. j {;n tl s ipreiue Court f. r the
last two years, were finally disposed of at
the Supreme Court in Harriaburg, on
Monday a week. The opinions were de
iivered by Judge JPmton, affirming the
■ decree of the Court below, in each ra.\
ar.d directing th ■ appellants ..Samuel
Ueddes and Jo>. W. s urner,) to pay the
cMtl.
An important cj' . tm.'utsuit was tried a
few weeks ago in Bellefonto before his
i Honor Judge Mayer. It was brought in
the name of J.Devling on behalf of the
Rig Saruly Co.. and Lumber Co again.-',
the Sn -w S . ■ l. . . 1 Association, and in
volved the location of four tract- ot land
in Sn w Shf - township. Centre county,
valued at about sfo HP. The case was on
trial for nearly a week. The peculiarity
of the cose wel! rt on the part ot the
plaintiff* to sever a block of surveys and
locale new warrants within the exterior
boundaries of th b! vk. All the promi
nent survey rs in the central part of the
Slate were called a- wiiuew, and it was a
noticeable fact that no two agreed in their :
opinions. This disagreement between the
land doctors was settled by the jury find
ing a verdict for the defendants.
THE SALOXICA MURDERS.
Six or the Culprits Kxtcutel.
Salonica, May I*.—Two French iron
clads and two frigates, carrying thirty
guns and 1,'J.0 men, have nrrivcd here
from the Piia-iS.
The French man-of-war Chateau Ken-j
trd, which came to Saloni.-a at the timo of
;he murder ol the consuls, has been or- j
lered to return immediately to Beyrout.
Up to the present time eleven persons,
ill ol the iowe-t c!a, have been c mvict
sd ol complicity in the murders. Of these
lix have already s tide red death, as report-
Mi in a previous de-patch. Their . xecu
ion took place in the public square,
rhero was a large crowd of spectators,
who manifested some cx.itement. The!
■rews of tbv French and German men-, f
war in the harbor were present.
BOILER EXPLOSION AT READING.
Reading, Pa., May "1 —On Saturday
i-vening a rotary' steam boiler, used for
boiling tags, exploded with terrific effect
in the Keystone paper mill oppo-tte this
city. A large portion of the mill was
blown to atoms ar.d the boiler, weighing
eight tons, was cartied acre*, the Tulpe
hucken creek, a d.stance of about one
hundred yards. David Rothenberger, an
employee in the mill, was caught between
the falling timber* end s. seriot.-S v injur
ed that bis life is despaired of. The mill '
i-owned by George • Rushong. of this
rity. wheej loss will be from to '
5-lO.tW.
UORROR* (TF THE >EA.
Furlhtr IVUiU of the Caswell Muti
ny—The Story Told by ;i Seaman.
London, Msy U.—-The bark Caswell
arrived atki'o et >-vn lo day in towof the
gun-bout Goshawk. The mutineer* kill
ed Ceptain Best, who belonged in London,
and the firs', and second mates and the
ste ward, all thr.-e f the n were fr >n>
Glasgow. One of the atr.an ti led two
of the mutineers, both of whom were
Greek*. Another Greek -ailor was badly
cut with a carpenter's ins, but survived,
and wn landed a prisoner nt
Captain Best w.s shocking'y mutilated.
The two mate •< re shit and stabbed. Tin
stew aril was shot while coming up tho
I companion-ladder AU four wero tied to
gether and thrown overboard. The cap
tain and second male wero then not quite
dead. James Carrick, the seaman in
; charge of the Casswoll, reports as follow s :
1 On leaving Antob>ga,la the crow consisted
of the Captain, mate, second mate, stow
!;.rd, three Greek, two It*lia!i and two
■ Knglish seaman, a carpenter and two boys.
On the Ith of January the Greek and Ital
! an sailors mutinied and murdered tho
|officers. Knowing something of navign
t '.ion I took charge. Tiic forcirrners wish
•d to take the vessel to Greece. About a
month afterward, when off the coast of
Brazil, the buys overheard a ph>t between
•he Greeks and Italians to murder the
Englishmen aboard. The carpenter and
myself ucceedel in overpowering one of
the Greek*, whom wo put in irons. We
were cotnpe'led in :e!f-dcfenie to kill the
other Greeks, ono of wh< in was the ring
leader of the mutiny. The two Italians
then left the vowel in a boat, taking a let
ter from me to deliver when ashore. The
v. ci was brought here by the remainder
of the crew.
w -■ —■ ■ *
FOIITY THOUSAND GA LLONS.
Kai'ls on the Illicit Distilleries in
North Carolina and Virginia.
Washington, May 16.—Major Wagner's
in unled revenue force ha* just completed
a successful raid on Hunting Crock, Hod
die.* Biter, and Lewis Fork, in Wilkes
county, N. C. Twenty illicit distilleries
were sei*' d, with fourteen copper stills,
and 30,000 gallon* of tnnih and beer. At
ono place of d'pojit thirty five barrels,
containing over I.WJO gallon* of unstamp
ed illicit corn whi-key, were found con
cealed. Several arrest* were made.
Wm O Austin, Deputy United Stal<
Marshal of V irg.run, report* a ruid um le
by him on Stony Creek, Scott county, Va.,
resulting in the capture of five illicit dis
tilleries, with copper *t ; I!, and over 10,-
000 gallons of mash and beer. Ho also nr
restod nine men engaged in distilling.
"VTOTICE OF A PI'EA LS.— '
1 X *i Appeals
will be held nt the Office of the County
Commissioners, in BellefontO for the cliff*
erent t)Wnhips and b Toughs of said
County on the follow ing days, to wit .*
On Thursday, June 8, 1876, for the twp*
of Miles, Penn. llairic* ,Gregg and Potter.
Oil Friday, June *J, for the twp* of Har
ris. Ferguson, llalfmoon, College, Pulton
and Walker.
, On .Saturday, June 10. for the twps of
- Hoggs, Union, Huston, Worth una the
■ boroughs of Uuionville und Milesburg.
On Monday, June 12, for the twp* of
. | Taylor, Hurnsi.le, Snowshoe, Hush and
- the borough of Philipsburg.
,' OnTue day, Juno 13, for tl.a two- of
Spring, licnncr and t'no borough of Bellif
j fonte.
v! On \\ .idii' fday, Juno 11, for tho twp*
of Marion, Liberty, Curtin, Howard and
the borough of Howard.
J. N. HALL,
Atte-t, A. OItEGG,
t J. b. Uahsuaht, 11. A. AIINGLE,
a Uierk . Uoumuiionvri.
* V I
of \YIU • : 1.1 NAP Km APR
Wa.hing 11, Miiy -1 Nearly all lh*
1 " lGpublhan ?■< il> who lnv•• spoken on
i' .jucilh-n of tho/.irbdlctlon In the Bnl
"'J j knup c* have iwki'ii in opposition
j.'' (to the pow tr of the Senate to try him, but
>1 Mr Kit -n, of Connecticut, I* tlx* only
n Democrat who hit* thu* far npre*od that
flow It it ► ■id tbnt llMrljr nil the '*'*-
, public. tu Sptmt'-t•tiu.l i'Vi ril Democrat*
•t will vote ng*nl juii lution, and tbnt
' tlio Democratic ut'ml .!** will out
'j nuniDor tbo Wcpubliatt* who veto in favor
of it. Tho Sonuto i I'oinjn not of forty.
l four Republican* and twenty Democrat*.
An M> nr Ai on n-ui *hat-.n will not
voto on account of ab-cnce <1 .ring tbo nr
i! gument, there will bo only 71 vote* cut,
' requiring 46 in tbo nrtirmatixo to a*ert ju
° rlmliotion. There are eight or ten Sena
, tors who yet ili-nfO to bo bourdon tb**ub
e Joel, and it it not probable 4 voto will b*
retched before Wodurndty.
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'* GKORGI \ S RI'N.WV\Y HI'LI.OCK
CAIHHtT AT LAST.
' Atlanta, tin , May It* KxGovernor
• Bullock H rrelcd under old indict
ment- tbr.t wt-ro tutdo oon alter bifl ght.
i Ui bait wan fixed t *13.0u0, which he
| promptly gave Scleral wealthy citiacn#
went on hit bond. Hi* arrival rrt-aled
| it-'oil deal of excitement, a* it was net ix-
pected.
Mt'KDKK IT)N KKSSKH (>N A
I DEATHBED.
"Bojton, May 17.- A report comet from
Porttm. utb, N. U , that a Swed.th woman.
' living on Suiutte No,e Island, Ilea i*t
I Shoals, ha* eon Tested on her death-bed
• that the murdered the two women in April,
" 187$, for which Uoult Wagner was convic
• ted and execut- i.
New Ca*tl, Pel May ii). Ten crimi
nal* white and colored, were flogged at the
jail hero to-day, the number of lathe* re*
t-ieved by ea- b ranging from ten to thirty ;
Before the w hipping three of them, two
white and one colored, were publicly ex
posed in the pillory for an hour.
Scarlet five p- \. Sto an alarming
cxtet.t ir. Johnstown.
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DEATHS.
On 21st, in George* Valley, of dropy.|
Mr. George Hcckman, aged 85 year* and
some month a
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MARRIAGES.
tin 13, by Jo Gate*, J I*.. at hi* rei
dencoin Ferguson two , Mr John lloldcr
man and Mrs. Sarah l'ortcr, nil o! Harris'
Iwp.
tin 18. by Rev. W. K. Fischer, t'raw
ford C. Long of Tyrone, and Mi* Kmma
K, Lfe, of Putter,
i On'JUt iiut., at tbo bouse of the brides
l>arenu, in MiKbeim, by the Kc*. Mr. J
!y. Price, Mr. .1 bn 1 g. jr., t* M-s Su
san Stoner, both of Miilheim.
Produce. Produce.
Every kind of pr- due* taken in ex
change for Fine, Fre-h Family Gro
eerie* at Seehler A' Co.
~~ MARE LIS.
New York, Mav 'A' -Wheat, No •.'Chi
cago Spring $1 lt>< ; IJO Rve, woatern
(£> yi*j. C rn, western
tIU western mixed 35 tt. Coffee, Rio
cargoes lTit+lM. Eg*, 14(..j,15. Sugar,
fair to good refining 7t Petroleum, refir.-.
c 1 144(t,14i.
CHICAGO.
I'hicag . Mav 'JO. W heat, June 1 OoJ;
seller Julv '.tij Corn, seller June 46;
seller July" 464 Oats. *e|!r July *>, sel
ler June Rye s*Sny<i'. Rariey, seller
May 73
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. May JP I . ur. ex $4
7i; high grade. 7 WK-v7 56. Wheat,
amber 1 47t-v 1 61: <l-> white
Corn, white til; yellow <W. Oau, w esteri.
white 40!J544.
MILK r MARKET*, C rmted weekly by
II Sholmire,
Clover Seel $8 00 lo f- 50.
Heef to S7,U) per ltU lbs.
t'orn 15c to Mc.
Rye f.'e U> 70
Soft Nova Seiftia IMasler $S : gr -und
SlO per ton.
White Wheat SI 25 to $1 >.
lied " $1 'Jo to dl 30.
Barley 70c to 75.
Timothy s'3 to J 50-
Plaster in Stone $7 75 to ? s
Salt 1 40 lo 1 50.
< tat* Tie to 36c.
Potato** "JBc to iMV.
it KL L KFt INTK M A IIK KTS.
White Wheat *1 JO Red P.M.... K) e 75
Cot near* 40. 45. Oats 35 llaruv tab
70 Clororaoed 5,.'* 1 Potato#* R'
Lard per pound 8 Pork per poundtlO
Butter JO F.gg.lS Plaster prrton
514 Tallow 8 Bacot 10 Ham 16
Lard per p-undßcents Buckwheat
H6 eta ...Kiourpcr barrel retail 7,W...!
Nova Scotia piaster fll Ml Cayuga
plaster 5*3,50 por JOOO lb* Shelled torn 45
to 60
, Sonnssl i Di-isd rruils
!
!of all kind* and of tie lie#', quality,
also
i Foreign Fruits, Green S; Dried at
SechUr d Co.
Don't Buy
HARD COAL BASE BURNER
HEATING STOVE, until you have ex
amined the
4
THK
; Best & Handsomest
STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Call and see them atllhc Store of
J. A. ICEENMAN,
CKNTUR II A1.1., PA.
J
; FISH ! FISH ! FISH !
NEW CROP.
Mackerel and Lake Herring.
lu }, i, J barrel. Guaranteed,
And at lowest prices. Seehler & Co.
Bush II u->- illcck, Bo'.lefontc.
I#:\V YORK
BRANCH.STORE.
Mc-CUin's Block, Directly Opp. Bush
lIoue,
Bollefonto, Pa.
11. IIEIOIA CO., Prop'r*.
Dry Goods,
HOSIERY, LINENS, EMBROID
ERIES, WHITE GOODS, LA
CES, NOTIONS & FAN
CY GOODS,
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS OOODS
Below Ihe I'suul Prices.
oyl2.tf,
Commodore Prry'i Sblf
„ w!. >li km Mink 1-y tli ltnil.li durinjc
ri umit naval conllu-l, on Laku Kile, near tin
(ijly n( Ki n\ nil tlu< liith ol! i plumber, tM '
i' wn recently riii.od (rem it* watery bed,
I and pnniirJ down lite I'. A I£. UatlromJ,
liut week, on it* way to llie Centennial,
, It w* a "hard looking ear,"
tjniet Ima Ien ro.lnred in \\ tlkim- >■
county, M i*L*ppi the n i-n# of the rlet
• between wl.it- and blue! ■> hi t <i--k
• I.inntor, Pa., May -1 A trcnirndmu
ratn >10(111 accompanied by hail an inch
, and a half In > vUited thi vtrinity at
three o'clock to-day. It U feari d that much
ilauinu- 1 has been done to the fruit and
• grain.
I - l>rc-, ucd w ilh ImtJ and ju JrtuinM
• enhance* beauty, Ladle*. you will tin
, both tate and Judgment d.ipl*yd in 11-
• "Douotlic Kahion."
1 QPRIHG OPENING OF
Bonnets, Trimmings. Millinery.
AT
1 Miaa Lucy Dciuiuger's,
IN CENTRE HALL.
r who ha* Ju*l returned from I'hila. with the
. i,steal Fashions, and a Ccm|ilW* slock ol
New llonncU, new llata, elegant Trim*
mine*, Ac., which will bo sold or yiiade
e u|, at rea*oiiable price*.
, iter The new -tyie* arc very pretty"%s
Ladic* rail and tee them early. First
" come, llr*i terved. lhmay St
; CENTENNIAL
" MAIL,
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Wolf's Old Stand.
Maguificent Stock of Spring and Sum
mer Oooca.
f
0/J9 Pries I Lt/v; PrJc® I
I
POLITE ATTENTION !
Havinujuat returned from the Kat, and
{bought at panic prion-, 1 arn now prepared 1
jto aelt cheaper than ever before. My dock
|con*itt* in part of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
i
NOTIONS, T
HOSIERY,
HATS A LAI'S,
ROOTS A SHOES,
RITRRER ROOTS, 1
9 O
SANDALS, etc.. Ac. '
Ladies' and Cicuts' luderwear a spec
lahty.
A LAHUK MTOCK OK '
READY - MADE CLOTHING -
con*tantljr on hand. Jxiok at the fig- •'
ures: jb
(iooJ Catrimrre Suits, 810.00 .-
Qot& Cussimere < oof a, $5.00 |*
Customers will find the stock com-
plete, and a call is all that ia required
to assure you that this is the bet ul
place iu tha valley to buy your goods. K
h'nnrmber, ire /rare but one price for j'
everyone. at
Wm, Wolf. P
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Lor i 11 a rd's T ob ac co s.
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We an agents in tVntro County ••
for the sale of Lori Hard's celebrated''
Tobaccos. They arc known and used
in every countv in the United States.'
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A trial will convince any one of 0
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their excellence. Sechler A Co. *'
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Cheese. Cheese. j
PRIME, MILD.
l
FACTORY CHEESE (
i
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WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, AT |
Sechler A Co.
i t
Lime! Lime! Lime!
•LIMK of the brt quality alway* on han-l
ul thr kiln* near ('--ntrr Hall Applv to
! 11 May, if. MlehnelCondo.
EXTRAORDINARY ' Inducements to Gash Buyers.
j —i
We wish to say to tlie people of Penns Valley, that we
have just opened and are now offering full lines of all
goods that we deal in at such prices that even defy com
ment, or competition.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
OUIt CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is full of Bar- Boots and Shoes.
' gains, at from Five dollars for a toll Suit of Men's Cloth
ing up to the tiuest Read) Made goods in town. Ladies' Shoes at 1 dollar per pair. Misses' Shoes at
75 cents per pair. Men's Plo*v Shoes at 81.25. Men's |
DRY GOODS NOTION DEPARTMENT
i
At such prices as will astonish you, Calicoes at 5 cents. We have Ladies' Hose at 5 cents. Ladies' Hose at 10c
Muslin nt 0, 7 and 8 cents. Dress goods in all the Men's Hose at 5 cents. Ladies' handkerchiefs at sc.
newest styles froiu 10 cents per yard up to the best Kid Gloves at 50 cents. Clark's O.N. T., Cotton. Or,
grades of Silk. {and all other goods in proportion.
. CIIV2US A CALL mm® you COii) 2 10 Y©"Wa~K MI jB2 TNKPUMft
—TIIK OLD ESTABLISHED STAND OF Apr 27
i b. dc A. LOEB,
HARDW ARE and I
THOMAS A. HICKS &BRO.,
(Buccwwr# to WILSON A HICKS,)
'|will sell HARDWARE. STOVES, Saddlery, Coach-makers' Material, Guild
ers Hardware, of all kinds, l'aints, Oils, &e. Nails, Iron and Glass a spe
cial! v,at (lie LOWEST CASH PRICKS. Cliildrens' Carriages, Shovel Plows,
Cutting Boxes, elc. We have (he lies! COOK STOVES and RANGES in
the Market,and warrant them to he *;ood. We keep all repairs for same,
and will sell lower than elsewhere. Anyone in this county, building, or
dealing in this line of goods, w ill pay (item to come and see us.
J THOMAS A. HICKS BROTHER,
Pa.
Health and its Pleasures,
OR
Willi iIM A|(Ollll'.
Ckocr flrlu-rm TkrtH.
II OLLOW Ay • H I'ILL S
Nervous Disorders.
Whst U more (earful than a breaking
down o the nervoui system 1 To be ei
ciuble or nervoui In a ainall decree n
iioxt distressing, fur where can a remedy
lie found ? There la one : —drink but iiute
wine, beer or spirit*, or far better, none j
lake no coffee weak lea being pre
ferable ; get all the |reh air you ran ; take
three or four I'ills every night ; eat plenty
ol solids. avoiding the use .f tloin ; and if
there golden ruler are followed you will
he h ppy in mind and strong In body, nnd
forget you have uurvei.
Mothers mid Daughters.
"If there o one thing more than another
tor which lhee Pill* are to fatnou*. it is !
heir purifying properties, especially their l
sower of cleansing the blood from ail im -
lurttiet, and removing dangerous an J sus
pended secretion*. Universally adopted]
IT the one grand remedy for female COlL
ilaintt, they never (ail, never weaken the
y stem, and always bring about what i*
i quired.
tick Headaches aud waul of Appe
tites.
These feeling* which tadden u*. mott
retpienily artte from annoyances or trou
le, froui obstructed perps ration, or from
aling and drinking what is un£t for us,
hut disordering the liver and stomach .
i.ee organs mutt be regulated il you wish
i be well. The PilU, if taken accordilg
J the print.d instruction*, will quickly;
r store a healthy action to both liver and
omacb, whence follow, at a natural con
fluence, a good nppetite s.nd a clear head
ri the K*.-t and West Indie* *circe!y any
ther medicine it over used for three dm ,
rdvrt.
How to he Strong.
Never let the bowel* be either confined]
rut.duly acted upon It mar appeal '
ngtiigr that iloiloway'a I'iil* should be
•commended for a run upon the bowel*,
any person* supposing they would in
case relaxation. Tlo* i a great mo
ke however, these I*.'.la w ill immediate
' correct the liver atid slop every kind ofj .
cl complaint- In warmclimalasthou- *
nd* o( Uvea have been saved by the use
this in. dicine, which in all V* la* gives p
ne and vigor to the whole organic sys
m, however deranged —health and
rcngth follow at a matter ol coune. The 1
.petite, too, is wonderfully increased by
c u*- of these Pills, combined in the use ■
'* did in preference to Quid diet Aui-j
at food i* belter than broth* and slews .
y removing acrid, fermented or otherim
ir.- humors from the liver, stomach or
<>od. the cause of dysentery, diarrhea,
id other bowel complaints is expelled. „
rcrnil i'. that the diaturbancc is ar
*ted, and the a lion of the b>wel be- j
.pie* r. guar. Nothing will s: p the re- ,
latum of tho bowel* so quickly as thl*
i correcting medicine.
Disorder* of the Kidneys.
In all dtteata affecting these organ*,
bether thev ecrele 100 much or too .it; I i
ater; or whether thev be aflticU-d with
• ■:ie or gravel, or with ache* and pain*
•tiled in the h-in* over the region* of the
idney*. lhee Pill* sh.mld be taken *c
ird.tig t the printed direction*, and the
ntm.-nl should be rubbod into the small!
tb back at bedtime Thi* treatment
ill give almost immediate relief when all
her meant hare failed.
Fur Stomachs out of Order. j
No modi* ina will o effectually improve
e tone of the stomach a* those Pill*
ev remove all a< tsLty, occasioned eilb- t
• by intemperance or improper diet.:
bey reach the liver and reduce it to a I
•a!thy action ; ihoy are wonderfully efff-'
iciout in cae of spasm—in fact they iS
i-ver fail in . urit.g all disorders of the liv- ;
uti.l st'tnach. 1.
Pv'.'.-Crty's /Vfiaw Ikt Sr-ti remedy fcsett-sj
in Ih< u rid for Ms/sUimmm d.xnsrs ; j'
cue. J Female lr-1 Rheumatism, !
.tlhtna. | regularities. Scrofula, ot,
till IOUS < m Fever* of all King's KviV
plaints, I kind*. Sore Throat*. ,
llotche* ornFits, Stone sOravol',
the Skin, jGout, -'econdary
towel t in- Headache, j _ Symptoms,'
plaints, !tid!mstin. Tic lfoul. ure
'olic*. liiSn in a - ux,
'onst i patios tioti. Tumor*,
of the Bow- Jaundice, Ulcers,
el*. Liver Coin- Venereal Af
'onsumption, plaint, fecit- a*,
tebility, Lumbago, Worms .fall
fropty, ! Pile*. kind*,
fysentery, Retention o', Weakne** *>! i
trysipala*. j Urine, j any causa, Ac
• . '
CAUTION 1— Neno arc genuine unl. s*
he signature of J. llAVtwxk.as agent for
hi f nited State*, surrounds each box ol
NIL and Ointment. A hsndmr reward
till be given to any one rendering such
nformation a* may lead to the detection
>f any party or partie# counterfeiting lln
nedioina* or vonding tho same, knowing.
them to be spurious
Hold at tba manufactory of Professor
HOLLOW A V Jc Co.. New York, and by all
re*puctahle Dtugg.sU and Hauler* in Med
icine throughout the civiliaed world, in
n boxes at '£'> cent*, C 2 et.nl* slid $ 1 each.
jNfThere i* considerablo saving ly
taking the larger *i*es.
N M.— Direction* for the guidance of
K patient* in every disorder are affixed to
1 each box 25 may, o w. y
i* i ■
! VEW fSToUK, NEW GOODS AND
'"I
;]P anio Prices.
11. A. UHKIMKK.
at the old Centre 11.11 stand.
Ju*l opening a Stock of
NEW GOODS,
OLD FASHIONED PRICES'
j A large variety of
Ladies Drew. Good*
s :Groat Bargains in
• Muslins and Calicoea.
j Beady-made Clothing
Warranted to Suit.
Hi* Cloths nnd Cassimcrs,
t Cant be excelled'
His Crocery Department,
Astonishes every one in assortment and low
j price*.
'.Syrup, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Catined fruits,
Domestic and Foreign Fruits, Cheese,
atid every other article belong
itig to the Grocery Depart
moat.
JW Farmers, Mechanic* and Laborers
look to your luLirest. Una dollar *av ed it
a dollar In pocket. Tlien call and see at
what astonishingly low price*
••"N'l trouble to show Goods "Ps-S
Also tho choicest FAMILY FLOP a al
ways on hand. Apr. 15, y.
Miller & Son,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
DKALKitH IN
PURE DKUU6
A XI) MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. OILS, DYK STUFFS,
PKKFUMKKY. NOTIONS,
FANCY ABTICLKS
FOB TIIK ToILKT,
Ac., Ac., Ac.
PI BE WINK 4\ I.IQI OKS.
f .r medicinal purposes. r
Pruascs A* Supporter* in great variety.
Also, choice * .
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other article* usually kept in a J
first class Drug Store.
I'reacriplion* carefully Compounded
if MILLER A SON.
Headquarter* for Boot* and Shoe*! 4
JOHN POWERS,
BOOT A SHOE M A K E R
OF CENTRE COUNTY.
DIPLOMA t
Awarded to John Powers for the ! I
b*t fine )kk*u c*&tiitiled *t On
j l tre County Fair for the yoar 1876. j
i-uM~ij f A c'FOB I i
Opposite Bush House. I .
BELLEFONTE, PA.
lie keep* constantly on hand a fuL
line Y>f • if
II O T S A X II S II Or. N.
He is iusl opening the largest stock of I
spring Good*ever brought to Bellcfonte.
1
( tor ladies, ke|it constantly on hand.
lsixrta and Sh for men and women, of
•ill style*, quality and price*, from the!
I most costly to the oficapc<t, constantly 1 >
kept on hand. * j
WE DEFY COMPETITION ! ! .
leither in quality or price*. Call and;
'examine his new stock of Spring and!
"nimmer Goods, aud you will find ill
ui your advantage. Apr2lly |
iC. T. ALgx*Kt>Ea. ~C M Hawses.;
A LEXANDERA BOWERS. At |
.aV luntPitAl Ijt.Relk'iffits
tY to tVvliorUoo*. AOj tr; Lat a" 4 ,*fl fia. tK< '
Ua i.*ij ovt d CrnaA *l*4 KiMllUb in
] t a my ?| II j
Excelsior Cement-
Tb nam maatitadapii (Va*( War |
rntwt of • ia{<rtar qntltlj. t hu kklttt, MNU Pto*
Milt*. In IUHMW tp Thta hu alrmrtj i
lw 4 lawAAtltiM o|w, tt># I. U. A K. i .
KR . u4 hai IMM fusnd hichli MiMtfacUin U|K*B all I
Joht thmil hwbatß uud and a* Mual Co M| BOW
r tuanuDilitrad fof au in I iMwi, wlw if i
| thU>rrr |>arpno a cvxud gaAlll| x*f aont It dcair j
I t>l* l hka<aBl hu ftlrtwdr twt*d for itid
1 able.aMrviidmadU)* uitnoH uUnfactioo I'wrmw.j
'y lAwtfort r taainn ting " litem*. lay|R| Water PipM.
la .UILL TTOD H ULFC#R KLIKBUF* IU WU THTO to J
Wind .q1 *:*o U* WlUk a* unite ,
. J O. KKvrk.
. tuAftl ll \ar..t.aLurg. Pa. |
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BAR IRON *2} cU per lb.
BURDEN'S IIORSE SHOES at
$5 (X) pt r Kf(
NAI Lfi. at good at the beat at $3 00
per Keg.
LOCKS 38et each.
F. G. FRANC ISC US.
Lvwislown, mar 90 y.
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r pE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE
RE-OPENED!
A NEW THING IN
AN OLD PLACE.
Th> Ilolief .niapublic and the paop'e of
the country generally will be pleased to
know titai the old and well established
DRUG STORE,
late the property of .Tamos C. Williams,
on Allegheny street, neat door to liickt'
hardware emporium, baa bean re
opened for business and la be
ing rapidly re-elected and
fitted out with the beat and roost popular
ORUCS AND MEDICINES.
PERFUMERIES,
DYE STUFFS,
NOTIONS,
and everything usually kept in a first-claw
| Drug More •
ritK.Nl KIPTIOVNCtKEITIr
Ij compounded al all liottra
t the day or night, and particular and
prompt attention given to the wanta of
farmers and others
who live in the country. Store never
jvlusod to those who want medicine* ot
anything in the drug line.
. The undersigned hopes, by strict attention
it 1 business, to merit and receive the pub
! lie patonage.
H X HEJUMNOTOS.
Gaprly. Agent
BUY
jTHE COM HW
The above cut represents the Complete
Wtifher. fitted to a tub, with the tub cut
out to show how it is fastened for use.
OYER lOO.OOO~OK THINE MA
CHINES ARE IN USE.
The Complete lYawlicr will
wnsh a ( nrpet or Bed Quill or
a Fine Lace Curtain or i ollar.
Warranted For Five Years.
Price Only $6.00.
John 11. Millbk,
Centre Hall.
Proprietor for Centre county. ;K> Apr V
D.F.LTTSE,
FAINTER,SSI
ifl'crs his services to the citizens of
Centre county in
llottwe, Mkii and Ornamental
Painting:.
' Striping, ornnmeniing and gliding,
i raining
OAK, WALNUT,
CHESTNUT, Etc.
Plain and Fancy Taper hanging. Order
respectfully solicited. Terms reasonable
31 apr tf.
IM POET ANT TO ijUILDEES.—The un
lersigncd is njnv prepared to sell Brick a!
his kilns at Centre Hall to suit purchasers,
at reasonable rates, also to furnish or con
tract Brickwork. S. S. FARNER.
7 oct y
jjK. A. J. ORXDOKF.
DENTIST.
T .till located •! Pine OPOTC Mill, yd is now pre
•ared lo tra.el to the homes ■ I patient* at a dis lane
<nd render aa> desired sen ice m hia liar, in lie best
Banner, of best quality and at reasonable rates, lit
mrtlon ot new denture made a specialty. Teelb M•
racted w Itbonl pain. St jau 76
Harness. Saddles. &c
The underslgnod, determined to meet the popular
demand for lower priciee, respectfully call* tha atten
tion of tie public to bis .loci of
SADDLERY
now off J rod at the old stand Design (tester illy ft r
the people and tile time., the lanrest and most railed
and complete) aseortmcnt of Saddles. Harness Collar*
Bridles, of overy description and quality. Whips, auo
intact everything io complete a fir* daae establian
meut, ho now offers a! Brioes w bjch w ul , uit (ht) Uuu .
JACOB UIMH.s Centre Hall
I Chas. H. Held,
Clock. Watchmaker a.-Jc*rclct
Millheim, Centre Co., Pa.
(, All kinds of Olpe-lts. Witches and Jcwelty ol fl
fljtes* styles, a. also tue MaranrlUe I'atont Calend-i
|C-look provided with a complete) Index of the month
ws;
B HWI W
GRAHAM & SOX
1 *?L'! ll
\ \
Dealer* in
Boots, Shoes and
ftUIBMS,
Ladies'. Misses' and Chil
dren's Fine Gaiters.
All Kind* of Custom Work Made To
Order.
Harness Leather,
Sole Leather,
CalfSkln*
And Shoe Findings always ©n band.
| Bishop Mrert,
JOmay tf Ullfiinbi. Pa.
j CKH T.R t HALL
COACLI SHOP,
LKtl MIKBAY.
•I hi* eatabltakment at Centre Ilall. keep
on band, and lor aale. at the wo*i reason**
bla rates.
Carriages,
Buggies,
dc Spring Wagons,
PUU AM< FAXCY
and vebicWs of every description made to
I order, an J warranted to be made of the
; beat aeasoaed material, sad by the meal
J skilled and competent workmen. Bod tea
I for buggies and spring-wagow* Sc.. of the
most tuproved pattern* m*de to ©rder.alsti
IGeering of *li kind* made to order. Ail
kinds of repairing done promptly and at
:he lowest possible rates.
Persons wanting anything la bis line are
requestedi call and examine his work,
■ User will find it not to be excelled (or dur-;
I ability sr. j wi-ar. may Stf.
Sandalwood
FWaaaa* * srMf'i a, ew mm m mwtat t* a
{SulUj risO seait.t smunM ot IS* aralbf * lb*a
lattbar CbWj* oc t> lBu *Mm*> MMB.
It* man is eib SB Ms use. II la tass eaper
aadlM, .er., mnnpsln —SB la BU
lur aSgkt 4** KB uUmb IShSIow •u da Shla.
l>uuda> 1>.. i < • . V.ft CapaaUa naltiius OQ
O? SaaSaivuud . autd Bl 814 lira, Abie ABB krur-
I calat. or bp:. ' t. x i s *-t timi. jr. T. (arena.
*b£E *m
J. ZELLER Sr SOX
DRUGGISTS
No 6 Brockerhoffßow,Bel)elbfcte,Pa
Bcalmin II UK>. the in teals
Perfumery. Fancy Goods d(S
Ac.
Pure Wines and Liquors f-r mtdicr
purposes always kept. may 31. 72.
70. A National Family Paper. *76.
Tbt ore,l 1 tsitl l\ oS Aaem*. U ualj wiw
atpualag -W7 <3ttßfS aed UuruLiig, anS aatr
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inland caiaraUe. awl laMOS laure d< luiLU-J .übarxtb
""TUEBTAU SPANGLED BANNER
I, B lata* ilit ;■*#•. Si lihwi paesr. I itaa aiaa.
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i'erto. Wfc. liaawr and ran II gWa* all K
, im. Ilu' <,. !•■*. Ana. *■.. *' - i <■* * C "Udi *•'*
m-naiSMent. a Madid I>fi4in;t, Pautlar'a Uarasr,
abt.. ata^aad • a l*rar
tt ■■•riliiiiia ,u betoß s MpammmM TnmA.
a vita tar baa (< ctitwtu* t watbluL rrUaJMa mmt
iv.nu Na aaadaai. iotsan. gill. Iwad. ui -pel as J
vail" gaamcaa raw -wtfaTwa SJW tead tbl* mat
l*M ll eapoaaa ail > lodier. aubaei lu or iaivr
aad pen a In* of orar lee. alts Maw and caw."
km I '.at. I 1" rsooau • !<•'. atad la acsl rrrpaid
e I,M - rvr C<T a !.,*#. It u JUi tb* W*T lor rrrrf
acta*. KosUiara or KaaUMra. It u 1. ra>
Igimiaor aviulu ll oaraa. lor a., Martad la I*3.
il Baa bob.- ue lor ISraan, and i road b) IK.taw i>i*lc.
I'ua aaal tt Bad >Ol b*e II MOT luaa. W bj artaa '
Etegaul Cltrouii*. SLdSTLaSXeJSiaJS
aorta tl arb>. air* Sail lavbo. atx-u oioualod. aad
n CM aaj lourol trua aad ►., a ebola
raar all r>*. (or #l. i ; an gaaaia* chraaoa
UUbit lot anj (tutor, dt oliiar pn : isi oUrradr.
A I aat w.ir.l *<. rtueaebar l"l l at
• AWdl SI oni. nwiu ,>, t-Miautial Ihtrttis
'bl* on* sear da uAa a X'alioaai. pa'.rawit,
aula aa-abt- ,*■. . am tUat la ur Hiaia asd
agaiasl ttrtng oar mat knot** as taitj. so sort u aoeUt
aaal or want ,Iml a |-ajtr. im -isiod tor .aotl readat oaa
tbat am aaaaay la ia taidro bj m* in. aa
aad tratta" ol aa tndi*o*Ms . aad no* la tbo tuaa. Yoe
lot Snag. Kend So das- No* 1* lb* ac
K.... <>L| tl naUßKitn tbl* great paoar a rear.
7 WI w lib lw cbarMfng rbroaio,, onts gl. S cub
bar* aral iter U oaeta. STWRTAMEA iWuv roads > east
FRW to AU tired lor 11 nou. lean tuxblag to *•* LL
wad SODAS.soBAXb'KiUI'I UUblitMouli.. Hiaadale*
n tire, llaoe
C. PECK'S
Conch. Man n factory.
CENTES ii ALL. i'A. "
The undersigned has opened imy ct
■ tablishment, at his new shops, fut the
nanufactuie of
Carriages,
| Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
SLXIUOS Axi> HLKOH,
PLAISC AJCD FAACX
• of every description .
All rehiclei manufactured by him
arc warranted to render satisfaction, and as
equal to any work done else where.
Ho uses none but the best material,
md employs the most skillful workmen.
Heneo they flatter themselves that their
■ work can not be excelled for durability
*nd finish.
Orders i'ri<t a Ji.-ftn.-.' t'T risptly attend
ed to.
Come and examine my work before
'ontra-.ting elsewhere.
* PRICES REASONABLE,
All kimkiof Reparing done.
QKNTREHALL
Furniture Rooms.'
KZRA KBIMBIXE,
-espectfully informs the citizens of Centr
•ounty, that lie has bough t out the old
tandof J. o. Doininger, and Las reduced
he prices. They have constantly on hand
ttitl make to order
BEDSTEADS.
BUREAUS,
sinks, :
wamISTANDS,
CORNER CUPBOARDA
TABLES. &c., &e.
Their stock of ready-made Furniture is
! nrge and warranted of good workmanship
tnu is all made under their own iaimed -
ite supervision, and is bffered at rates
cheaper than elsewhere.
Call and see our stock before purchasing
elsowhere. 96 feb. ly.
JL. SPANGLEB, Attorncy-at-LHW,
■ _ Belief on te, Pa. Oflico with
Bush & Yocuni. Consultation in English
and German. Collectionapromptly attend
ed to. febs-tf
WOOD~^x
fe PUMPS©
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MW Uhbn,olil tbl awr iirle* aad TFL * thiabto IMUWBWWJ
Mnn'ifjb,v
LA Hi K.
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Ito call Mid u* or wand for cKtaloea# prwca Mil larut*.
feS. BUTCHUY, Nuufr, W6 Commirce sL.Phil*
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