THE CENTUE RKPORTKU.
TitU BSD A \ JULY 2< i
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Oar friend* will oblige bv sending eu
Item --d" local new in their locality, gn
us thoonlv, And vrf> will put them n
shape, !."•. r-etie** "of death* and marri-
Anv mc sending n- the name of live
ti,-w Subscriber*,"with the n**>
, ; . il It re, rivelho Ui t\ UT* one \ ear
The UrrouTKß being read by nearly
cvotv body on this s.Je of tie county,
here it has a larger clroulation than
| \ two payors will bo fouiul tbo povt
littm for advertUingbusiness.sales. A.-.
vV --subscriber* to the HrroKTifß. roid
outside of Centre county, should re
nt it us 10 ceilU. yearly. for postage w.itc .
wo will pav here ; thia reduces the p.-,.:gc
to one half, as the sunt ) an! hv tUem •>.
otte year's postage was 20 Ct*.
.V t eavy thunder -hewer on Mon
d i\. Lightning 4ruek an oak treahort
dis'sneo below the Fort and killed 1.
sheep.
- It Bob Prune" wanted to (vol Bob Lar
imer, he should hare waited until the first
of A; rtl Ton utiles irour.d trip* * W
much under such * *n a- we bed last
week.
A bunch if timothy rtalk* -
hr. ught to this. Ukv en Monday by liruc-
Linglo; the large.; t ~-uring I fret *•d
•H inches. Hood.
From his card it will be seen that
AYm. 1\ M Mr.ns ■ has opened a '* of . e
a*. Pol iMonte, Mr. M. is a ripe >chc...r
and a gentleman of ability
Th e IT sheep which we mentioned
in last week's Reporter as having bt-cn
killed by lightning under a tree, belonged
to Mr. tlmhbergcr on the "Stomp" tarm.
SJmilcs east from here.
Always go to Htfltr & K
in the iron IVont if you want the
but 1 rgains. The lar*est store in the
county. Headquarter* i r tarmers. Hood
marked down again. New goods rueif
e i every week.
On last Sunday, 10, the COrner stot.e
of lie ■ cw Lutheran church, at lichens
burg, wa laid with appropriate cercmon-
HOTS. Temlir... n, Aiictuan and Au
rand orvclaU J. A largo eoaeeui*? < f peo
ple was present.
Nov p e* soM at Lwrttttwrn,
at ?! '*> i**r bushel, .vs the Gazette.
The King Pridge Co., of Cleveland,
Oli. , 1, .- the ccH.tr.nt for an iron triu
Virilize at L* v. .-town, at the s,re- s s sunt of
$1
Delicious iff-etc.tm, every Saturday
ctf-.u;/, at Jno. 11. Milier'#, on the hill.
H<ck Haven has a citizen named
Gaudita, and ho keeps a hotel. What s
Gr.u-d*xn 1. use it must be—no wonder it
wa- stro. rv by lightning the other day.
The annual meeting of the Veteran
Club of Centre county, will he held in
Tavl -r - w d - near Centre Hall, Sept. R
next.
Ti.e L wisburg Chronicle -peah.ng
of the crops in Union county say-; Har
vest is ovvr, and the wheat hr.s been • ■ -
cured with little or no 10.-s. The crop i
quite light, however, scarcely averaging
more than half a crop ; the grain, further
more, is reported to bo of interior quality.
Hay is exit. ' nt, and the ost crop promi
ses well.
Huckleberries at 3} cents per quart
in Fugar Valley. They must be plenty
there.
Wm. Palmer, a son f James Pal
n. r, of Potter's Mills, aged about lo years,
died on L.st Saturday night from the ef
fects of a fall from a walnut trve somo sis
years ago, when he sustained an injury of
the spine which completely paralized the
i.• wer portion of bis body rendering him
helpless and insensible to pain in those
l i.'tions. He has lingered patiently since,
apparently free from pain, until death put
an end lo his helpless condition.
Michael Swartz, of Orangeville, 111.,
writes ur, July 7: I have been a citizen
• fOrangeville 21 years, and we have Lad
a wet season every seventh year, and now
we have a wet season that beats ail of
them. We had four floods simo the first
week of March. On the night of tie 4.
inst., there was another flood which de
stroyed hundreds of tons of bay and grass.
My own loss since the first week of March
it $200; it docs r.ot rain tut it pours down.
The en ; 5 look t leratiy well; rye ready
to cut; the wheat crop is light; oats looks
fine. Jf the rains do not seen qui!, ire
wiil have no small grain. Fences were
swept from rny farm this year where they
never were before ; I lost about ten tons of
bay and grass and some fanner- have tost
all their hay and grass.
The Beatty l'iano, and Beatty'sG ;<!-
en Tongue Organs manufactured by Dani
el F. Beatty, Washington, N. J.,arehigh-
Iv endorsed by all who have tested them,
as to the stylo of case, durability, and
sweetuess of tone. They are said to excel
any other instrument- in perfect cor.slrue
t on. See his advertisement in another
colum. n 1 m.
Two good covered stage wagons, 8
head of horses and bamcr.-, are offered : r
ale, cheap, by George Miller, near Wolf -
►Store, Pa. 13 Jul St.
All persons visiting Be He fun te are
hereby invited to call at /Seller s Drug
Btoro for a gla - of Bower's Mead—the
mo-t healthful and popular drink of the
day. It is delicious, it is a cot.r .nation
>fthe most choice ai d fragrant arum tic
known. 29 may It.
Subscribers .-ending their subscrip
tion to this ollice. can ce on th ■ addrcs
on 'ach paper, whether credit has
given—that answers same as a re •. 1 1
Wo have tried Bower'.- Mead at
Zeller'- Drug Store and it is just as g- ><>•! -
tliey say it is—just the tiring for a warm
day—cooling and delightful. 4t.
J. S. MILLED, Fashionable Tailor, Aa
ronsburg. Sbtip few doors west ol Dr.
Musser's 4uiay tf
ARHEST OF TIIItEK DESPERADOES
—THEY KILL FOLK PEIISONS
TUEY GET CLE AH OF THE uITL
OEKS. BUT ABE STONED TO
DEATH.
.Newark, N. J., July 13. —To-day, three
young Germans, brothers, named Fiehcirn,
who Lave been known as desperate char
acters for years, were arrested by Polite
Officers Dickenson and Elsden for disor
derly conduct. As the officers attempted
t J march them off, the men drew revolvers
and shot Elsden dead and fatally wound
ed Diekeison, escaping from tho crowd.
The desperadoes ran up the street to J.
"W". Dawson's tannery, in lliver street,
■where they formerly worked. There they
called for Mr. Meyer, the foreman, who
had discharged them, but not finding him
they commenced and indiscriminate firing
on tho shop, which resulted in the killing
of John Allium assistant foreman, and
wounding of two workmen. The employes
of the shop turned out en masse and chased
the murderers toward the riycr. In the
pursuit, tho workmen used stones and
knives, striking tho murderers several
times before they reached the riyer. The
latter leaped into the water and attempted
to escape across, but were stoned to death
by llie outraged workmen.
Late on Friday night the stable* of Jas.
Allen & Sons, railroad contractors, at
Port Morris, were destroyed by fire. Fif
teen horses perished in the flames, The
—• joss auiouts to §IIO,OOO, and he causoof the
JJfj U unknown.
i UK !. \TF. HA i I'LK
l'unlor Deiiiil- lly Indir.na.
j Chicago, July 11 Sptnlt fron Slaui
City, avs Indians arriving hero fron
. i":.c hatile w iih Cul r. yiveac. ounts of tin
* t'u oarou - (vt i: r. .ml ci i. e ho.t i.'s o! dea.l
1 old nr. Ha a-in-thc-fw. o out the hoarl
. from t\i*ter dead body, put it on a pd<
| and a g: itul war dat.ee u a-held itrour.d it.
I'll. Indian- were Jubitai.t. boa-tfttl and
anguine ot making better terms on ac
count of their succi -
S u\ t'uv, I wra dti'v I'.' I'io .-ig. i.ev
of the Indiana along the Upper Miaaouri
aho 1 ivo n-oei< i d s'. i i i ur.l of Custer's
f.gi.t through some h -til. a who took | art
in it, civ t';i-:. r •• • tin. 1 .liar- with
bis pistol ami killed three , titer- with hi,
-afro wllon l.e tell, she! through the head
by llain-' •the-fii< c, acS .t'. w hont truster
had tore ml v arrested some time ago tor
murder. The Indians b- ; vetity killed,
among them many noted chiefs. The
light w hand t,< I and. The Indian* -a\
thov did not fear pistol a tntteh n sabre.
They are nearly out of amttiuniUon and
will not tight again until they get a sup
ply from the agcncit -.
Atohi• m, K, Jiiiv I'.' Siv eoinpanics
the S:\tti imantry, under cotuiiiand ot
ttcneral Mites, p ~-ed through here this
evening ett route to the J'-iottv country.
Thoy were from Fort Leavenworth.
tli'N t I sTlill sl. \ST CH \IUIK.
I.icui. L'ai is lid's Story of tlm Sany tiitt
an U.ittlc with the Sioux.
IVtroit, July 1 " A letter dated "Mouth
' the Little Iter , June "AL" giving a new
version of r'a tight with the Sioux,
I has just boon received from Lieut. John
, Carls: d . Company B, Sistli Infantry
! atit :s ticn, tiibbon's command,
j Ui 'Jt, Car laud >.•<> s
■ "At the mouth of the ILoobud, on the
i 2S J e, we struck a large Indian
i train e K -cl ad valley. Hen.
i Custer from tl . re took c. iitmar.il of ttie
;wc'v companies of cavalry ai d pushed
.iter the S.cuv II follow.d tbem t,
the f> ot of iho m untnii *, and found l>v
-o .itirg in the vallay that they were en
esn ped cm a branch of the Little Horn
H -wason tl e night of tl e "IC O: the
jth he took Ivs eompat .i - and followed
. stream down . ■. while Mttfor
II,: -.with -cvi-n iMmpsii'iS, went down
i .tie other M : K ■ ■* : t- utta. *
: ,> ■ et; ymti c ar whif t'uater fought
C.. i iti ft,l; is would have worked
all right, a* lleno had got in their rear, but:
t. Cust marot \ng down. on the ether
• de, -aw yyh-at lie s ; ; osed was the front
t .* the i :.:.ip. and made a charge on them.
It •• 1 • ci- Rivit g way and letting htm •
right into the gap. Tie bravo man rod.
on v. ith - du>me.' ..-.1 w u!d bate kilt- i
,1 the *M|,MtntU, i bo I .eve, ifthere;
had been no enemy bohitul him ; but ia-j
stead of charging the front, he was right
tn the centre ot between three thousand
ami iogr thousand Si ux. Tlioro thai werv
behind him kcpl concealed until lus \va,
rig!.*, its their m:d>t, t...J t'u n, when it wa
:w,y late, he made a bold dasu trying to!
I eut through them, but the enemy wer, tooi
many. He fell about the Srst one, ntul the!
hor.es becoming unmanageable, t |;e poor,
>■ ldier< w ere cut down in lc-s time than it
takes to tell it.
The s-.oux tl n turn, d with all limir fu-|
ry uj in Major Ret, • lie charged them]
with onecotapany,and returned with on
y eleven men. ile then retreated a-hort
distance, phtcirg hi.- men on a bluff. He
t: them off until the nigtit of the 27th.
his sua going without water IS hours. He j
was relieved by Let.-. Terry and titbbon,]
who taw the smoke from whera they were'
at the Little Horn, and thinking it a signa>
f the Si us. mar, bed that way it;-: in
time lo save the last handful of'the Sev
eitth Cavalry.
Out et the whole regiment uly men
ara left, and : rty of them are badlv
wound. J It makes ono heartsick to look
over the battle gr and tud sea tho pourl<
fel'owr, some of" them with their eatruil,
cut out, others with their eyes Jug out
and heart laid across their face. They
even stopped to cut their pocket* to get
th.-ir money and watches. The most fear
ful sight was Col. C 'k. He was a splen
did 1, • king man, with long, dark whisk
ers. They d g his face ail out so m to!
get bis hno beard it i- supposed. They
J : 1T..-: dissigure fien. Cut--r :-T any way,
but brother. Tom Cu-t.-r, v.." opv,.e 1
and his heart tak. a out.
lien. Cu.-tor, ip:. Tom Cue- r, at: i ,
II -ton Custer, e; the General,
First L i-uti-t ant Ca ..oun, brother-in-law
: Gaaeral, nod A. 11. Reed, the (;,-n
--eral's nephew, fell within ten Get of each i
other.
We estimate t'r o I -sot" the enemy at 500,
tl: ugh it i- hard to 11 how many were
.illu.t, as they carried tnest . f them aycay.
Gen. Terry a d tho remain!' g otficers are
f.-eiing very badly. I v. standing by 1
G n. Caster w .. n Gen. T ,-ry cause up
and as he looked ii- \vn upon the noble
General tears courac l down hi* fu,a as ht
said : "Tho flower of the army is gone at
last."' Custer was supposed to be the first ,
one who fell, but we found -.-vonteen car
tridge shells by lit-side, where he bad kept
them off until the last moment.
No biauii can be attached to anv one for ,
this fearful s aughter. If C'u-ter had had
tise wh -le regiuiejit, it -.tulei only have
b. -. yy rse, as the Siou; we. e ,oo many.
There i; or.o poor Crow Indian on the
boat who has five shot* through hiui, yet
he is happy because he 1...- nine scalps at
his ,-ide.
These Si ux were all front the same
agency, as we found camp equipments
that had never been u-- J. :>■ -o blankets
that wtere MW U.nd brand-. 1 I'nitcd fltatH
Indian Departraent.
THK REPCKTKH DrIATH <)F *-IT
TING BULL.
Chicago, July 14.—The Tribune's spe
cial from Fort Lincoln giv' further de
tails of the L::t!<-Horn light, in which it
says ."Silting Bull was killeJ, also a whiti
•man nano J Jllllura, t-ittii.se Bull's chief
adviser. Il . th Jght itting Bull ob
tained nearly JJG,WO, the soldiers ha, in
just been p,iJ.
CROOK HEARD FROM.
A StYiI'TING I'ALTY .MAKH A YFRY
NARROW KSCAI'K.
Terrv Unable l > Aloyj- Tiji Reinf- rc-
Cd " i
Gcnc-ral Crock'.- Military Coluniti,'
Cloud iVukCauip, Wv. T., July 12, via
l'ort betternian, July 15. —Three cour
iers, James Bell, William Evans and;
Benjamin Steward, privates of the Sev-j
enth infantry, arrived jn tins campthi*,
morning from General IY-r,y'g eaiun, on
the Yellow-tone, near the mouth ot ttiet
Big llorn river. They started on the
s th and made tlie most daring ride on
record, through the stronghold of the
-inux, in three nights and two days.
A reconnuitcring party of thirty per-!
sons under the command of Second!
Lieutenant Frederick W.Eibley, Cf the
second cavalry, was sent from this camp!
on July 0. They were to observe the!
movements ami position of the Sioux,
a:.-l if possible tin whereabouts of Ter
ry. On the Oth they returned on {<K>t
aftt r a Urril.dc retreat of two nights and
one day.
The handful of men left our c 'mp it:
broad daylight, with a Strang,- alwdtce!
of precaution, it being usual to •lisgsii-..-
stich movements under the shelh r of
darkness. Tiny marched all night <d ;
the oth, toward the sources of the Little-
Big llorn. tut t'"- 7th, after a -light i
meal, which afterward satgd them from
perishing, they pursued their toursg!
throt:gh sono- loot hills verging toward!
the mountains. At about half past four:
a large body of Sioux wan espied from
the top of the bluff, marching eastward..
They seemed to spread all over the
plain and evidently were moving to at
tack'the camp on Goose Creak. Lieu-j
tenant .Sibley's parly remained conceal-'
ed and in horrible anxiety for an hour!
watching their movements. Soon a tre
mendous shout warned them that tin
trail they seemed to be looking for was
found. (Quickly hundreds of savages
were crowded upon it and set out upon
the chase at a full canter, uttering those
terrible wolfish cries peculiar to the
Sioux and Cheyenne*. The scouting
party mounted and galloped toward the
mountains, the Sioux yelling as they
caught a glimpse of them like hounds on
the scent. They seemed to be distanced
iti the race, but had broken into two
bodies and were making a double cir
cuit to gain the high points which they
knew the pursued must pass. The scout
ing party climbed the rhlgetuul were ap
proaching shelter about noon, trotting
quietly through a ravine, when sudden
ly a volley of fifty shots was poured front
the surrounding rocky slopes, where the
savages were massed, while as many
more of tlieiu charged down ujon them
like fury. Every man of lite little party
felt despair chilling him. They w heeled
and galloped for the timber in the val
ley, followed by a volley. Before they
reached shelter three horses were wound
ed.
They dismounts of) a knoll covered
by a grove, and could sen thp enemy
swarming on the foot hills below, while
constant reinforcements gained the
higher points around them. A plunging
fire tore the foliage from the pines, and
as their numbers thickened the roar of
the volleys was perfectly deafening,
Xbe ititijttdv waling, an iw, Uu
-oout- reply it J
Htututinil ">, W i
Iltll, MTlttlilg t-> >•!'■ ' ■ ; I.
x t!ie gtiiih do. ' . : -.! :•
lt twin. Mill <w :o i ■ 01-i 1 . u v.-
. . or than *ui!.-r c:t| ;.i i
Tf A brief ooui. il u hi Id, end by t t id
I vice of lb* guide* they ed to :.t
c tempt to o-cape farther tot !'•• m
1 tain*, leev >eg thctr ) I ■ .-tin
'l Nttetui. all the s< ai\. t -••! t*
.J All the Hmtntmiti, a .i< taken t: m tl •
tsddle* The party then moved ' ct ,
v from the gr. atid -I- 1 U ■ • >•.;•! t
iwlwtlii reck-. The Sioux did notmk
( them, and they c'iathi 1 up tti i up, cv
.. lippery precipice , ut til . \
I* WUt! i. t-i-. y ' i
; Tueneo louder than t vor, and i.nw nil
their horn-, n u 1 | . hatdv I •< kt .!
' bea*orrvpt ofoi ihcii cap'..'.
r Thoy cioituuicd to hear iho c-I f
.
2 Thoy tolled i ear won dawi
once nicro aband"U> t ! po wh > th-v
j cnu a large t*si: 1: Si i\ .tttc : t!io ! :•
■
. •
thov tupptned dto t'o ti i, sir gmud ot
( the latger force w . h !ad A
j'ing to attack either a eamp or a eraipp
train. Their hut or \> a- , - it, t •>
had abandoned ill :■ c; : .tl 1
i du>k thoy icrambled along the Idw of the
mountain* all tho riht. Vt • • :
the oth they roach, d the hank of 1 u
. river Two men were ■> w • out utal
jlhey eould not lord th d. ■p• ;. :
I They therefore hid themi vi
, )et* and were led On ■, t i a 1
jhy exhattation at t • I few n
*jftirther *outh t' *- :v ,*•* h.t,
,jluckily, the frtgitivo* <.-q I *•■ rv.s
■
; wa* hauling. '■<
!.|*oout, and now- w ,- ea: icd t - t'
1 Uoval, ho t -i ;i-,tii uLt <■■
pi Crook * ahaenceon a hunt Two coutpa
u|nie of cavalry ware 0:t wit
jto bring them in Bet :■ • -* '-ho t -
e, lief they wore - - fatigu J they c- 11 , • !>
,1 imarch Ibb yard* without dt ppir - i t i
, 'ground.
- RLOKN \< COMPLISI
F\KM **
Ii One of the m-t nr.. Nt et s :en - ot
r I (Jov. Tihlc': - : C.di , - .
*| fact that lite Stat, lux ,! N. Y hi , ut !-r
,' hi* admiai.iaation, I. en r. lu - from !
I iCOtt.OOOtoS,OHO,!dollar*. Tin- .r,- pra,--
: tie*! result*. They ere the w rk of . .e
■
lability, tut who were . . -i h ,5 in I! -
' publican estimation, N >.*t • >1 c.i-at over
accompli.-hed - -in 1 . ;!i ' ' ta
: cles in the way of it* ,- uipl.-i.n.cnt w, e
■ jao: half as great n- th o which G -v. T !•
| den was called up us *. •v. : . r i ,<
idea of reducing Stat- t xt.t;, n did -t:.
pear to ha \ < .-:.tri-d t! > #. Uo\
:tor Tiiden, with t .: ~* ht !:.c- r
i which he is -o retnarkabh-, pr, .-ed the j
] people of New York in ht- :• augural : •■ t j
j only that the full and c : .ph . !'. upt a!
of the Tweed ll.g sh ui i i-e ut-..-' - i
Jed, hut that Canal Ring, which was ■ m f
Ipmtd t>fdlihonwtßcpuhti it .. I D :--j
ocraU, should al-o be ai- i:.Lc '. Ho h:,
, kept hi* word'tnithf.i!'y. New YOl
lieved of Tweed ..t.d his g.t at.d t' • Ca
ual lting has been eip - i and its g :
j member* brought t > ju Bit m
than that wax promised by . TtlJ-,
a redaction of ta*ati- t. Tl - p!. Ig
were the two o-.h :.y r
ideemed, and the taxpayers : tho Empire
State are to-day rej -ifii *at tl: f.tct tl t
their burdens have been 1 . - 1 u.-arly
lotte-haif. Such n man tho | jlo n. i
delight to honor, 110 i-> are -rtn-*r in t e
true sence ■ tl.ord. If the doM.i-.u : r
Federal adwiuiitrativu rcto ... L ;
who to competent to effect it a* t- r. T:l-
Jcn. I—Philadelphia Chr- t ic'.c
TILDEN THE RKFORMER.
f From the Mt-■:
t* v. Tiiden ua- el .tci th p : ,
ofi. Oby Tnj.uo :. , . ,ty - t J
A. Uix, n dcct-:Vi :•• t i- r p ,
, laritv. -titer Mr. I'.:i-t a. !c
• tuan in high pin < who I.:.- tl-k- 1 any
thing In a fight r.g.,iit . -ruj: -
Tito Tweed an-I Cat .1 Ring* it- .it
have attracted n- • . h a:: : . •. - l
Whisk-v Ring. Mr. Bst
lad,aadPmidentGrant i* | trd ning thai
men whoso convo t. >:i lir. :
.Gov. Tiiden, tm re : -rtttnat : si It: : '
ha* hi, toot -n i tho Nt n 5 .i:
land jya; r.b *•' ' -' ft •
l.onis.
CIRCASSIAN AND TURKISH
ATROk 1 llEs.
Belgrade. July 16 UU l A v
cnatx state that the Cirt - have ! urn
ed two Bulgar *.l . -to r 8.. i
a, murdering the t. 1 - t
children to piece*.
An official ret ' at U ring 5
|Serbian attack <>u N va \ a .. the i ;rk
placed Christian w n a:-i children tn
the entrenchments. Many w !i-j
the Serbian fire.
Rum red Defeat of ti.o Sciuiuh*.
lLigu-a, July PL- New fr : . s av
!.oitrc,** a: Bounce* that tie Serbiai.-, after
a desperate eiigaaeiuc.... Wcr ,1 i t-
Limborgon the 14th. T ._• T-.tri uptur-j
c-d the Serbian cannon* an l a large b.- 'y,
.a* well as their b j;- on the Drit.n, !]
t mean*of which the r -bla:.- ir.*.. 1 t
invade Turkish territory. 'I i ! . .
, Jertroyed. The Serbi-iiis 1 >t G u>-n at.fi j
the Turk.
A MONTENEGRIN VK Toßl ( S*MB
THE TURKS.
Rngu-a, July 12
j neur.ee that a fori f lt.cn t.> - ut.,, j
edth-village.,: Kg ft •
| Monday. The Turk* were defeated i II
, driven to Muritj. w-1 r- end
-on * tea men in the L..1.- ■ *• •• .ri. i
'Turk* List ,tW and the M -.t- n ■ *
The latter captur, i a convoy of pri r*. I
THE BULGARIAN HOilft* 'RS
London, July 12 T ■ Dally N
I Belgrade special -avs it i- stated that the
1 Ba*hi Haxoukn in it -T '
Itrlet of Bulgaria boast!-.lly .- i• I
, load of hcni- ■ :
chi!(ft ...
AN ALL.NIGHT Ill'- TLING
J1 ATCII.
! Detroit, June 10.—At a wrcttilng match
jbetwe'-n J. H. KcliiaghHo, 1 Dati it,
and J. 11. Martin, of Ypailontl, Wl
I took place here, the < mtoitaaU wrestled
•from 1> in last night til - • con ■ g,
I without either f-riity ct. * f: ' , 'I .-
ri-fi-rec endeavored pi in lu- • th :n t" e :,- ;
! tinuo the match, but wa- unable to do >,
junil he then <k-cl - el lh<. mull !l ad- .v,
j and all bet* 1 fi". TL: wa* tl;- II • 'I tl -
|ly contested ma'ch et r wltne -ed, !-- Ii
participant* having acknowledge.:, in< •:-
j forcn -e with 'be rc fci -, in pi -- • -••< of th<-
UudiGnoeat the _ls- - - ' the match, th -:r
inability to throw oach other,
The next term of
THE PENN HALL ACADEMY
jwill open on Monday, July I, i-7- .
I Boarding and tniti- nnt n > -na
| ' hlc rate*.
ror particular a-! !r, ;h- fill
ltcv. D M. Ui • I.K,
I'nnn Halt, < '■ :itt-.- Co., i'
Id jul lm
BEATTVS:
lor Organs,
Factory K -d, i.-l in !••
From lb- l*r< j.
From G. 1) White, F.di:lln-'.M--
town, N. J. Herald.
"The organ ha- a rich, <l, ;• and ul
ttirring tone-, < 1 c-t 'ay in the house
without it. It help w.-i.-lorfully lo driv
away the thought- of It:-rd time.
The Lebanon i'n. Dnilv New*, ,\ - :
"W care in receipt of one <•! tl:- II vt j
octavo Furlor Organ*, tnuntifacfu -i I-,
D. F. Beatty, Wa-hingt -n, N. J. Tin
organ i* a fine, solid black walnut - >\
aria In tone it cannot L-- surpa <-,] by any
instrument of ii- kind.
From the Lowell Ni l>. B ; i ler.
"We received this u- direei fr m
the manufacturer, I). F. 1> atty. Wash
ington, N. J., hi* justly celebrated organ,
elegant in tippet run, e, and haiidsoiuely
furnished unexcelled in richne-s an-! pow
er of tone. Wo are nioro than pleased
\yith it, and heartily recommend it to any
one contemplating of purchasing an or
gan."
Best offer given. M >ney refunded up n
return of organ and freight charge- paid
by mo (1). F. Beatty) both ways if unsat
isfactory, after a test trial of five day*.
Organ warranted for six year*.
Agents wanted everywhere, male or fe
male, toCftnvr.-S for litis superior in-trii
ment. Ada res* D. p'. BEATTY,
Washington, Nevv J- rVcy
WM. I*. JU'iIAN US, Attorney n'-htw,
Bcllefonto, l'a. Ollicewuli .la-.
' iUAUuuii WV
i Rlil ni l. nil 1.l I Itt DISASTER
a I'd LIN KS I OS I"
. 1 ■ \ ...
J- n . i,i- In! I, h.'pitnl Culliory, nntr
?*iuiit Vtiftid 12 priiui, win> U ill v.i and
ITrcrhm ly injur, d.
Fit; i lit NPhR I \PLOSION d
OKA I lls.
London, Jb ' Lulu'■ dbpnti'lic* show
,| sL .lt' - .it , d by tlirs n, . nit nt
'on tho wit;-.hip Thunder yesterday arc
, g ,'i'r ih m ; i ; ■-Int..! Up to tlii
j lain dt: - vtlas h.. vlnon ft p . led, Rtitl the
lid..-; u> hi It -t!. ilf of tho injured arc
! i ■- ;
M A K It 1 Ali KS
O.i ; b t,ln J- tint , J P .
Mi * L t nnd Mury K liar J*
I • all oi Forgiuon Iw p.
■j On tint S' of Juno, by tho Utiv- F. An
•lt. '.VI:. .1 .ti 1 It. tltiW at an I Ml-s
... It m. i, . i > : A trtu-iburg
DEATHS.
" l ■ K;h Anrnitsburg, Eliritbcib, wid
i v. . i .1 , b 11 way, ft): J ithtMll It)
• yoars
Mr Dani.d F 8.-stty, iiainufacturcr nnd
j> tint.tr of I' • Bo.ttly i'mrio and Ileal
ly .•(.! % i<- >|..*cu runguo Pailor Or
. Warliiiigtoii, N.J. i* certainly
t .r. . t.idgoiu-rouimant<tra
, W;;h. 110 in ak in this v-ry
, prop - .1 ti to t.t.V who limy* favor him
wit 1 , an nr.! follows "ll tha lnitru
ti - s t;.-t prove sntisfactory alter a
! ; ;.ve ln\ > after reci\ ing it tin
or. ,-en ncy will tm refunded upon the
: irn * the iiflruiiutit, nlnl he will py
if. glil eUarge* both way* " This is mr-i
■ tilily :i!t ctceeditig, gelierou-, and sale
iimnner in which to trnioatt business with
him He warrant* la> instrumonts for ,iv
y. i - Sot* bn> advertisement JulyStky
i -ft Stattda:announcements ot eandi
•v! fni' 1 t'enmiunii alien* rectuii
n.. • iii g |ei ■ * for office, #1 fit) to f'AtK).
We are authorised to announce that
<• li.t isanaii t: Gr.-gg, is n eandi
- r \ ..late Judg.- sul-joit to the
dt inoeratie rules.
We are authonreJ to annouitee that
M S.,mu>-1 Frank, ot R. bersburg.wjs a
j.andidafet A- ociu'.e Judge, sub; cot b*
| We are author *d to announce tl.ii!
•I n Rt-!n .-! Pott, r, is a . atitiidafc
•! . A.- . iate J-.ti "0, v.i! -11democratie|
1r..:,,
I Wa are authci i*.o at gouge • that W m.!
jii Miller,ot llarri- township, l a eandi-;
j da! f r A - I ate J .idge, subject to datno- '
1..
M AR KKTS.
t . O'.Jl. '■ lo W Lea! Aug '■*>■ 0/!** l
'TJ. C -rn -el. Aug. 4'-s<->, t-j 1
set. Se;>. I* . 7. Hit* -!. July 27:. tcl.i
Aug. LS Ryei'2. Barh-y tel. August 67b
PUILADKLPIHA.
1 :■ ir. < \ Si 26't t 70, high grade* 7 26■
\\ -..! aoioor l 2*2; ti. wbita I S&,|
ii*.<rn white v; yellow s{<'!>l. Dtsj
wblto 4 ti PetYoleu!. nfined .
MIL:; v MiLKtrs, c rrectod weekly by
D. Sheltnire, J j
Ciovcr Seed $S 00 to $S 60.
Be. I ?<> to ?7,t. |er 100 lb#.
Corn toe to iVk.
Rye i-Hs to 70 11
S 'A N .a *.;a Plaster ; -ground
Sid per ton.
W hi-.e Wi. at $1 k>tol 30.
Ret " $126 to $l6O.
Barley 70> to 75.
Timothy $2 to 2 5 1
Flatter tn Stone $7 To to
Salt 1 K> to 1 <O.
t ats d2e to ik".
■
BELLBFONTK MARKETS.
W L.te W hoat 51 J" Red Ltd.... Rye
C s!. . D. 4". Oiisii Barley D. I
7-' CI or emend Potato#* •,
Lard p.-r pours,! 8 Pork per pound'Jfi
Botter'A'. —Kgg-55 Pfai-ter perton
514 Tallow 8 Bacot IO Ham 16. I]
Lurd f> r [ ,;nddeent# Uuekwheat
"■ !-., ....Fiourj r barrel retail 7,fW.j
N St- ; , phi-ter }• 1! Cayugn
pla*ter $.',50 per 200U lb*. Shelled corn 45
BEATTY HHHI
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
From J; *- F. Rcgni'., firm Regan A
t'.ir'.i r. | -••- Dfti v and \V< kly Tri- ,
1 . J. n City, Mo., after revolving!.
it ?7"0 inslrnnionl, says
''Piano machodl uv 111 good condition. 1
1.:.i troll plaaotd with it It is ail you rep- i ]
re*ent it to bo."
Fr *n K It. Baldridg • B. niiiiigt.-n Fur j
• ace. Fa., after receiving a s7lb piano. j
"i' atiy re. i ived 4th i , nil O K
it 11 - fully up to y ur repre-ef.tation.
.e\ ;* ■ir ovpe. tali -tn While 1
.1 , t j ' t- ! - ajudgain the matter.
Mr B. d . m 1 pr .nountcs it of very
in 11 :.e ; r.!;d is vt ry much pleased w itV.
Boat i I t <t or offoro 5 fiomy
.-. .. i i. -ii. : turn us i!ia;.o ii:.d freight
irg. - l aid by use D. F. Ideally boli.j
ways if URsatisiai tory, after a test trial of]
fv<" day*. I* ■• warranted for i*years.
\-,t w.ir;te>l. Send for catalogue Ad*
D. F. BKA ITY,
W ..ngton, New Jcriey, ]
Centennial Store, i
At Potters Mills.
i i
L. 13. McE N T 1 R E
. : •' in -i from Philadelphia with
, vr d,well loh trd s! ck of !
' Cheap Cioods, j'
. i 1, i CHEAP FOR CASH . r .
r. P luce, g!o a large riock of!
i I VI *i: .GJNTs, a; d t lIILDKKN S
Sii (iaiter* a* low a* 51.25 per pair,
! m i ail t-'.h : d- in pr- purtiou. Dry
:*l 1 -, II i- ry. Linens Kmbroideriw,
W .; <>■ 1, Lac-'*, Notion* and FAN
CY GOODS, strictly fir.t-clas* good* bt
low the uiu .l prieej. His tsrocery De
pur'merit consist* of tho
< ii ij st a nil Best Quality of Groce
ries
I' nn- \ ißey. S jgnrs Teas Coffee*,
flyrupa, Bpkjw, Camtad Fruit*. Cinckers. .
t :.* I Dried Fruit* etc. QUMII**|I
II ii Iwgre W* i ar ! Willowwaral l
■ 1 •!•"' ' ! - very tie < riptlon. lints, (
Dri O 'I Paint*, !-.> ( icor, 11
I ■ ! C t ri- \ll kii !- - J
f pr• . -t:ik.-ti in excbaQge I r good#
Ai o—Ltiiliiii will fitu) a full line
lof millinery good.*, comprising the
hte-t rtyks
1!' ink lb. | -i i.pic of l'ei.no Valley for
C ir lil-er.;! patroioige. lHuiyi'-n.
A NEW IDEA!
mhii;TH!\G ron AM,.
Bcirg mi avium acknowledged hy all,
•" at the cash systom, (or pay as you go.
is tiie mo t pleasant and safest, a* an in- .
rets live to more fully establish that y *-
!• ;, th u'ldersigned I here fore offer t" -
! l 'j .hi:, i Premium of -Of!*, in Goods,
tin bill- to the amount of $5 00, and 60 el*
premium on nil hills increased to the
amount of #6.00, etc. (via on a bill to the
.mount <>t 5H> (*b we will pnv 51.00 pro
in iit in. in good-. |.>r Cnshor l'rodiice.
W*. have READY MA DK CLOTHING
which We offer nt )
GUI ATI.V REDUCED PRICES, '
f..r (*u h.
Wo thank our patron* for Past patron
age and all who will avail tnciiuelvc* of
the induct merit presented.
Hi lton M ,t SwAltrz,
22Junoin. Churehville.
BEATTY PIANO!
Grand. Square and Upright. !
From Rufii* Snyder, of the firm of Sny
der A Hendricks Carriage Manufacturers,
ol tho city of A llftilown, I'a :
"I must confer* 1 hardly know how to
express my gratification on receiving the
ftesilty l'iauo you rhipped j„o. It i; at
least all 1 could ask, wish or expect. One
of our most eminent musician* tried it and
spoke in the most favorable term*, after
thoroughly te-ting it."
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return ol Piano and freight charges
paid by mo 'D. F. Realty) both way- iC
uutalis.hiclory, alter u test irial
day. l'iaiios warranted for six years.
Adore D. F. BEATTY,
2i!jul y WftiliiPgWb, Jv'vw Jvrsoy.
\ i\N KN l*\ l iiOi iMI i'Ll it
IHSC \ l.t* VT T N
-
itii'iit and Induction tut > offl> > o I nitnl
States district attorney M Connie!., nn v
nit ijiuiiiiti oi tlio record* >!iovv tlint II
Itilflicr Sivoo(ip, <-*• t'nitctl : !t l
attorney, now Until, Wat a defaulter t> tin
Kovi<i fiint'iit of S'A* "'lt itpjiraf ; at t
nuniWr of inttit liantt oi l'iu*but( duringi
Suuo|>.-it triiti a . •' jr m t uted l r vi. .
■
without a tro|*r rcvtnu# ttmnp tlnr 11 ;
Wen ol tain< d an I i.ui ■>• t = |
. >.!* and i omiiiL i. n paid l '<. j., a 1
d wjiitcari, pocketed tin- nutin y inn oi
turning it over to lh I'tilted date* Ti at-,
ury. and dUtrict attorney . t •• aut . r- j
i.*od to receive any money *fW to .v
--crnnmn!, ai.d a* the j; vcrnm rt n i -I •••.
>pon.hl<) for hi* tinni . ial n !, tin m i n
disposition to collect from th unt ntutiat< i
appellant* the amount* Handing #,; nioi
thetn t>n the docket, Thoy htve ohtaiiu li
n rule in the Ciiiti-I Mat--, d. 'n.t e trt J
• allii.g upon tlu Kovorutlieut to h<-a i
auie why the j idgmont- hould i t In :
marked " atot 'd. Mr M'C rmi. . h
that the court has no power in the promi-,
cs at a settlement of judgment* obtained'
by the government rc.u e !e!y wit!i tlu
Hcatury department at \\ .i
KX PLOSION <i E THE lt< il 1.1. It n| V
Ml \ M l-.lt I . PKKSON K 11,1.1 H
AND a"J W <l SUED
Portsui uith, July II An to .-2t;.c
nature of which is unknown, • . eurre-i t
day on the Turret ihip Thunderer on her
trial trip. A Stg< iiuinhrr . film ir ir I
have been taken to the naval honpital. It
i* reported that tho boiler burth kiiling
tifteeu person* and wounding thirty tw . ]
KKATTY "' AN!
Grand. Square and Upright. .
From lie • K Letcher, • *m of Win. H.
Letcher A itro , Hankers, Fayette, <*h; •. 'J
"\V* reeen t d the piano a I th-nk it a
i ory line-toned one out here. W ati. d a ,
ihort time to give it u goo I test 1! y.-u i
wish a word in ! ivor . f it uo wiH cheer. ■
fully give it" , i'
James li. BioWU, Lop, 1. ja! ■; \ t..•
HI., sam 1
"The lle itty Piano teeeifud give elitin i
■atisfaction. Agents wanted. N 1 '-r *
atulogue Ad;rc-, D. F. HE AIT Y,
Washtngton, New Jersey,;*
it i; \it i it 00/, i: it , r
M#utt(Artuir t *tt4 l L
II A II Nil S s.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, a
CKSTKE HALL. PA
Ed* Repairing of all kinds . vieut- d -.1
short not,ie. iE-ijuiiCin. |g
' 1
'ENNSVALLEY BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL, PA. (
ECEIV K DEPOSITS, and aIL-w L ' !
est; Discount Notes , Buy and
Hell Government Securities,
Gold and Coupon*. A
KTKU llorraii, Wu. B. SliMii e,
Prei't.
0
CENTENNIAL ]
;Yt 02fTf;i£ HALL, v
(
Wolfs Old Stauil.
Iniftiificcnt Stock ofStsriii • tu i <
mcr Uoooe. u
JhbPritbl Loyj ppisaJ
POLITK ATTKNTION !
iiavingj.nl returned from the Ka;t, induj
■iighi at panic pru* >, inn :i o prepa;- -i t
IMI I bM| • r than en I r before. My t ■ >• '
onsisu ;tt part of s
)KY GOODS,
(aUOUKRIKS. f
NOTIONS,
HOSIKRY,
HATS & CADS,
HOOTS /.* Silt IKS,
RUBBER BOOTS,
It
SANDALS, itv., Ac. ,
/ttdics'#ml Gcut.-' L n.lerw tr a {uc*
ilitv.
A t.AKUR .•?ro< h 01*
JEADY - MADE CLOTHING v
ODst.vntly ou biiod. 1.- Ik itt the ftr
res: b i
iood thfj-lmerc Nui/s, SIU.(KO
iooil LhA'it/terc (' at*, §"jO!h
Customers will find the sl k < m
L ie, and a call i* all that ia reijuir i
j n-*tiro you that thi i> tin* b t u
lace in tho valley to buy your p '•
Hcmemtwr, we haw but ;<i ,'■> f>r 1
trryouc. •
Wa. Wolf. 1
LXTIi A0R1)I A Ali \ liiiluci'iiiciils lo Cash Buyers.
' I
\\ e wish tosav in (in* people of I'ciuis Vallev. thatwe
have just opened and are now ollering full lines of al!
that we deal in at snrh prices that crcn dcfij com
mcid, or competition.
*
IT WILL PAY YOU TO KXAMINK OUIt STOCK.
OUR CLOTHIN(i I>KI'AK'l M I.N i' i full." liar- Boots aucl SllOO
gain. 1 *, at from rive dollars lor n lull ait n| .Mum* . lit
mg up to 1 lie iiucft Ready Made g in town. Ladies' shoe* al 1 dollai ; r pair. Mi .' Sit- . at
7.) cent* per pair. MenY i'Juw Shoe* ut gl.'2\ MtnV
J irogn us at sl.2">. In the
DRY GOODS NOTION DEPARTMENT
At such prices a* will Mtoalab you, Calicoea at &ccnts.WVc have Ladies' HOM at 5 cento. Ladi I'HQM atlte
Iftulla at 6, 7 and 8 cento. Drew goods in all thelMen's Hose at • cento. La i ' handkerchiefs at
newest (style* from 10 cent* JUT yard up to the IHM Kid Cloves at OO cent*. Clark's O.N. T.. Cotton, tie.
grades ot Silk, land all other good -> in proportion.
am u j a oall /on cows-tot own--aswsw3sa yhsplacs
-THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND OF A
is. A. LuEB.
HARDWARE and. STOVE
THOMAS A. HICKS&BRO,,
(SDMMXW IN WILKON & HICKS,)
will sell IIA HOW Alt K. STOVIiS, Saddlery, Coach-makers' Material, Build
ers Hardware, til'nil ivititls, Lainls, Oils, &e. Nails, Iron anil Glaus a spe
cially. al the LOW EST CASH ("KICKS. f'hildreiis*Carriages, Shovel Plows,
Culling ltos.es, elc. We have Iho Itesl COOK STOVES and RANGES in
(he Markt I, ami uarrmil Ihein lo he good. We Keep all repairs lor same,
ami will sell lowei than elsewhere. Any one in litis county, building, or
dealing in this line oi goods, will pav (hern (o come and see us.
THOMAS A. IIICKS A BROTHER,
liellefonte, Pa.
I UIIN 1\ ALEXANDER, M. I>.
I'ii i and . igoon,
• ,
v -s • tlm .a . ,■!. <• N fit - 11.. : n i
*l.l. Consultation i' Kr ;.'!ih ■ rfn •
sun. Has n fail lino : r iostruim nt* 1.•
■ vtree :. vg t*th, Otfl I n leucw iu
th Luth. paraonage, 27fcb it
ilHff f f f f i
To the Working flaj*. Wf . n furnbb
i ' oaiplojttteul t oiAHi y u CAM iuhkti ef| Ut
iu JvHJI oWtlt'ieillUtfl, Wllito. l living fcWteJ liulii
Uoiin uM (tight AgritU tttiiiul In * ■•*■> Urn and
. 'Uiit# lo mlfis iit.*--; lot i la? I vulruiiiil l 4 •
•t J, the Uigfft |*aMl It. tivo s i .led Mat* 0
i *#*,.*• TuifaUO. I " * 1 iiuUlklvtl t f ait U jr
ti I'C! I*r i tie lie. ii ie t Ac Ii f M i.fctr t ,-r ( f
Km I.inl*i With l!iB t , .?.. t.twi Jr ai I iits
I AhlV'ttuH At riiUa.ktphlti i fulij
iu 4d ail i *wii i 1 *h 1, V
F I -'at lliit 'it! lit liicit < > <Lli) st ruUMiUi iiL i adi|, i
1.1(4 tt*M - * kWH ill *%-Ut " A,I li-fifl' j•.ff i . 3 ;
. : aiv!- 4r*w tug ■'<♦ .it*© i jprtwsuutanil it**a tut
rft<li vQtaM'ili'ct It l * lite 1. *'|o ivtii'AaL't'tin .
liicft'Hf 1| U-. i ■ *-.il 0 A At •* 111 A ioAcpeiv.lfll. -•
• I tuA t.< tutCti Molt t htlff. 'J-i (■} 9k-' 2il> tsr* Alii
an *A*rJW4? A #tt < i.|t it, hit Gut e.L >* the j AJ I j
111 4 tli turn *ii4 huUiii* -1 ' e.i'-s i ... '*} -■ t L*il* .... I
■atUtt>l *Vtty(AMAt'C I*l fio hati-iotc t, •*! ti|| J-> *
ike that a! | ci til Uc. .. -* IUaUJP tkfi.il* v> |j |
i.akin* U ttt#h it* fll A fit) UJW*.il. S\rW it'
!i UIIIA ()a.i t 4i*> HviiiouiHei it tmi* ootLi&g t
fit? the* I utllHM A li:al head fat otii j ulli*
• !.Us Allti UMpkl < ■'i*9 '*! l**jMff, Who U 11© Vtfbt Iff* {j
ill w h.. Appij da it ti-iUy 1.i., U !■ I illll ftr I--- 1
iww )w ii-. id# lovimtf' i An; en *t4 tserfutU a ■
lij.f (Left r. ;■* fctiti *la g_.!:■ <A I\*aha (It. %*>J* iMfUkS uj '
. c .- A 141 * w
1 Ilk l l.Sk I A.SIAI li I mIU>.
si*n*w VtuxUuX
BUY YOUR DRUGS FROftl
ItAMvlN'h
15 rti Sio re,
•NEXT DOOH TO THE DEiCHXES OC.H
STOHE.}
p' It KS II AND CHEAP.
u r v.
lUil.l liHOi kH -ft, J. D. M(I*OEKT|
Pr>il>iit, Cavhier. I
EN*THE OOI'NTY ilAMviKti t't) ■
(U-.. MiHil., n, 11 a.r ACo.)
RKCEIVK 1)1: COS I TS,
And Allow intimt,
Discount Notes,
linr ard Sell. *
uverniutal L.:u li<: ,(> !d it*
[jlo'fistf Cotioomj
A CARD.
la Ali • Afe <! •. kg . ,n the m AXtd t;. U
wiinjM i raulh, net < autk(.<* rkfli 4cV), 1 • I
A. 1 !>. I . .
a.IKO t)| >1 i A lit. i I-.1. <t ,< „ ~ .
k. V5.4 l) a mtAni---.AH N ft H fa. ;ifi K t '
wsitfjojitf t Ut* 1W JttM I'H \ |^-
\N t NUU-41 II N1 ikiAf
'■ U 1 S ST§ HO US pM]
EcUrluiilc PA.
ISAAC M ! !.L! : V., j•t r.
iLfi iitxut lUA !"<*• >• Hte< , iv C - <4
l*U *mn%* ti "- At< •. . t *. tit U.t town I. Lav ti.
! |*t4A thw t4a '•. 1 .* s, • rj.rilf .! \.\<iy a!
rd *i. : ee|| aIU-aim ariii : - |A*4 •* ■ ,N,
kIMVUItWA w 1 .1 A .- - -'
se . .At* lf ft : |? itu'.f fkttßtUl l*> Ihf
- • •'*, mud Ifth* < is- 4 v, ui # .tk; C-M. . ;
3POCKEHHOFF HOUSE.
HE 1. EE TO \ Tt: I'A
I). JOHNSON iC SONS.
i a w*i! Umht fc tit X\■ !R the { tsau ; •.* j. ?: •
! liho !.'• A. lA#li tl.'iMagL(| • Wi'iUiU-o _ I
'1 fttrWlahc A tip# It Mill t*r ti.r U'itti uf 1. .1 ; ; J r j t „
*r t rnglie II a |4*AWA li IK 1 to; *. r #ho t:.A.y it I
:ii*tO with t 'llji-.f. • f, . '
' fhr J ' ..(id tht Li si #t? i Bf. "I a; •
1 Willi tin HiHiK 'J&fjf" 4i
l\ T M P WILSON, 4
V t I. : •:.*. t' l O ' •inM :• li j,
• r'. Buildina. H< IU tonu Pa
j OHN K. Col IKK, Attrm vat
' I." 1 lull. ,nl [KV 1.1 ,
' ' * ' ■ > '..M • -
■'< Wtfl .tIAW Up tod i*A* A' knowWgwd |.re4 :
•i#Agr, d IK* lilt: - ,ii ,4. i, v, t
■ uft .. tm. ttw..r ? ii i. tf
FURNITURE"
JOHN llltKi lIIIILL.
- •.. i T"Knt Ni n ]i . • trt i
.
lOt.sE 1 CKNITCIti; fr . ; , ,
lotiollotliemi {olejrnnt.
CIIAMBEU SET--. PA ULOH SETS
TO iAS CIIAIH-. OKl's TEA IO
VOUL M\Ti UP s - HA 1.. ,M v t
i K!.-•-• 1.: ,
n<J anything at.;< .1 ns the Hne i f Ti
unnp#- liomcitiai!,- nd city v rk. A
>, hns m do a #i- riali'.v a;'.d l:e*t<
and, th !nr. t nn i j.t •k. f'
WALL PAPKU.
i :>'• ■ I ' *li • i f
'
f \ i FOKTN ev, i i
I f . Pi 01 -■ ■ i. •
nhj* hank mar IT- y
r-'Li, NEW t.M.iD AN J
Panic Pricos,
11. t. I.titRDILH.
. at the old C nlreiiin Hand.
*
NKW GOODS,
; OI.N KA- IIION'I;D rmctsi
|A large \ 11.
Ladn-s llfti CsOvdi
("Great it;.-gain- ,n
Murii# and Caiicoer
Ready 'He. is Out bine
it Warrnuled to Suit
, Hi* Cloth and Ca* im r,
Cant be excel It i
His Crocery Department,
*'V . ry .. .? .... .
Mince*.
Oy rup. Tuger, T< , Cofl Canned fruitf,
Dottiest! and I.reign i'ruiti, Che<
and every other article belong*
ing to the tiro, ry Depnrt
ra en t.
gdsl armors, Mechanics ar.,i Laborer*
[look tiy- *:r inter - t I'ne du'lar *;. veil i*
ia d j'lar in pocket, ri.mi < all and ace at
•• -hi .is! -n shingly 1,.w pri ...
JBF*lto trouble t abow Oooda.'Vg
Alto the eboice-t FAMILY Fi.oca a!-
j ways on hand. Apr. 16, y.
Miller 6c Sun,
CENTRE IIALL, PA.
DEALERS IN
PUPEDRUGS .
AXD MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. OILS, DYE i-TCI i >
PERFI MERY. NOTIONS
1" V NCI AHTK LEs
FOR Til E Tol LET,
ITHE WIN 12 AM> |.I((tOKN,
t !><r i..#d. ii.al j<uriises.
i nis.-ifs A Sup|>. i ters in great variety.
Abo, choice
CIGAIIS AND TOBACCO,
and ail other arti .-b - u iaily kept in s.
firt class Drug Ktore.
I'rcstrij'ti it* cr.refully Compounded.
gocttf MILLBR A SON, j
Headquarters lor iiojt* auu Shoes!
JOilV POWERS,
HOOT A SHOE M A K EH
OF CENTRE COUNTY.
DIPLOMA
Awarded t > John P. wera for the
j ... !!<>•>;i exhibit* lat Cen
tre Cm:ntf Fair for tfce yi at 1 75
oi Ail y/AD Y 0 R y
Opi life Bush llouae.
HELL LI (IN TE, PA.
He keep. con-:ar.t!y <u hand a full
Hue of
it O (Ff X 1 N II S II 4 i: K.
He it ,iu-t j -nir-g i3.e Isrg. .i >tt.ek of
Spring (Jo . .v.i h-OHigbt t lk'.iTu.t.
r J J i £ li IJ 0 £ J
f. r lad -. kept < amuc tly on.hand,
Lo.>ts and bbm * for men and women, of
*il rlylt -. .jua' .y at. i priogt, from th
to I'.e c.bcapeit, constantly
WE DEFY OOBfPETITIOU :
either in quality or pricrs. Call and
.examine hi* new stock of Snriug and
Summer < oods, gud y u will find it
ft** your Apr'illy.
iC. T Auxtnin! c. M. iovnuL
V LLXANDKKA HOW Kits. ,\ t
■' iA' •"V l* t <ilcscl.; • !)i| fJIPi I, A *' ( iSl.f4 M i-.
b# *-•*ita t*c rutm J KstgUkL-. <n£j|,,- v
}***%<•** UaUAiisg, _ mr> '•* tf
Excelsior Cement
. • •••*.- 'tig-*' - m . im! H;rc < \ . | \f g
c■* ti a Wit-'s str 1 1 lit# tklltt#, begj I'tc
; " *■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ nIS cwwaihu
t W*l IR (HiaoHltiM li sL- I Jt b i
UK. *a4 Km heen/ u..u Ltgl m dm • i
rn !.."(* it SGMtpe-T ■ ws4. Slid S# r • t.;* S,-;^
i-ott-sl ft u# Its t iiWTt.t. vlgbo* u
-• . •.- -1 A r : . ft n
• t* ' Li# ' tt< tit ltk iirggg) tomM imstri f*y
w ' It I*. .A eg: . . j -
f ig>trii* W aie* Ft|#*,
A • - •! had -4 I* IMr a i*.i>t.f 4,-e lo Usr !l*l |a
(*s-tn4 f4 AUo ;h;.t!.- •* uirmi* I tic nth >
,+* j t, MRVKR,
\ SkXtmsimtt, |*&
[) < . . .
Dentist, Wlllheim.
•• >" '***"■"'■ "■ " p. if (to .
IS km I*™" •" seenWaw la ike dealal in*-
! 11, i. cm <mlj i..-ml la citrxi twth
" ' '•'*
\\ 1 . iiKiihu, Att mer-at-Lgw.
" v • i • •
(irmign t< # r+x* ia f i etarv (•''• art 'cm i ■-> m ati it
1 h*,lb 1% i i tle } BrUeUbr \
li
Lj
l! ZZ '
f¥wt
I
BAR IKON 'J els. per lb.
BURDEN'S HOUSE SHOES at
n tw per Ktg.
NA! as goyil ns the bed at f" 00
- per Krg.
Lot K S -'iHcta each.
F. G. FRANC ISC US.
Lc*. town, m.nr U'l y.
f |MiK PEOPLE S DRUG STOP.E
RE-OPE\ED!
A NEW THING IN
AN OLD PLACE.
This Boikf sHsjiuyic r.nd the people of
" < utitry K-l*rilly v,ill be pU-atod to
w thai tie old ana well ostablisbed
DRUG STORE,
pr■'rerty of James C. Williams^
• a Alleghe ny --.rect, next door to Hick*
' .irdwarw - nmerium, has -
eojMn-.l f. r tuilsMt and is be
ing rr.j. ily re-jt-wked and
I!e l >ut with the be t and niott popular
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PERFUMERIES,
DYE STUFFS,
NOTIONS,
1 vr.d every thing usually kept la a frrt-clsti
Ihug St..re
riiESt i:iirio\Rc %UF.FI 1,
Ij roa*tKuncled at all houri*
■'i th day r nig at. an-i particular and
pr tr.pl alientioa given to the wants of
farmer* and olher*
w > iita in thee .n.try. Ftore never
cl" 1 to those wh 1 want medicinet ox
anything m the drug line.
■ he under*.good hope*, by strict attention
• Mob ine,-.-. to merit and receive the pub
lic patonage.
E K. JCS&BIKOTOV,
j _JL?i'.LL v ; Agent
D; F. LUSE,
I> V I VTi; I > CKNTKK
I fYlx> liilY, HALL, PA.,
r hi.- - 'iricai to the citlseaa ol
! Centre conuiv in
UttttM*, Mats atid Oritiuurnta!
i'u lilting,
mm; ug, ornamenting and gildieg,
Graining
OAK. WALNUT.
. CHESTNUT, Etc.
1 air. fit;.! Fancy Paper banging. Order*
"Pep- .fully t-altched. Tenrn, reaionable
j .U pr U,
"IM PCBTATiT TO ' BTfIDEBS." The un"
ter* nt :i* now prepared to •!! Brick a 1
•i- ktin* :.t t' ire Hall t (uit i-urch&sers,
- ' . ■ to turnishor con
tract Br .kw rk. S. S. FARNER.
,7 octy
A J.T:;ND .lip." "~
DENTIST.
lil;lllyi!-dt I*tno t.rvif* Milt* *uj u r.f-w pr*
prr i tn u- 1h- hwn >•' :Ur-,( ,t *
jn.. . .• *i* } .lir".( wirto tn aia tin*, i* lit* bnt
taaacr. tn > *o,W| ,uil •( 1# rtXm* !.
•rtu-u ol n* .(fiiiurp* aod* a .i—*;*li> r hi* c*
■' 'M- l iUw*o; pjtn aM j
Harness. Saddles. &c
Tt * •• d*(nla*d 1., ant lh* popoUr
" "yrcslun, cU. Itw.dw,
~!> el WW" I al>llc to In, Mo. t of
KAIItU.KRY
• 2e4 *1 U>fM ntar,l, ItoMaa in rrrlllr for
- -.. I- 1 (hr ISiaaa. ttla t*rrT**d rYftod
r- ! 'Pt| — "Mwri . I lion™.. CVUtar,
• '<•*-; ipt„.. **.| .j-arMW; Will*, a i.d
, ta. t MM, ~'•>* l-< , nmploU * ItrM rlmm nltl toll
■no* <1 .■ r. .( pHor. ,h,.h • ill mMi IMUm*
J C Ui UlMilUi Cm're |tnl
Chas. H. Held,
CI trek, U alchmakcrti Jewelet
Mill Lciia, Centre CJo., Fa.
• V-J Urr"l. 1 I'll" "i\v h "* V, 4 Of tor
| 7,.;' 11. • M -.'lo( <<!* of too moot'.
u, } ,tt i* im.tiTh ■ | <,,,* na It* l*c* t ai.tcl: I*,
: a .. .itspti a% * jtortpei tlw ktH*|fcrr
' L'm!,. *!'. (*->aU.J ca M..-K ao j
Manhood : How Lost, How!
Restored !
-V s •• •'•!>* "1. a new o,( i,.i of lrCulrorwoll'*
1 J l *£L ? Hb JUAI C.lt. MltDOOt modi
. t MlponiitltiiT.iouo or S*".fnal WoatnoM In vol
~iui Horn ,™l L—, Imp n.-nor. Mastalaad l"hr,l
•••' Imp. .io Unrrl*,,.. ™ .ill
■ Kplloma ami I H,. InJucoFG ZSfdSK
|,-no." or MtrMMUCt. ol*. "
In In • r.-.|0,l rur, lopr. on), t (,
; -:c;
; :r.Tlr*,"m m*l;. M
nl I,V" tttP# Bit. Hi Id Ihj it, tJHO httlldft iif v*. rr a*>f 5,
Uhl very ntsnlL thf U:<l. ur ry youtu
' tu 'w iu g idln rartbM. to ■. 0.j,-i r -i s
F. URIGMAN A SON
'• V " ' N • v " . -I OS o i'.aa.m6.
jOBSTACLES H Al'l-Y UKI.IK* h, Youa, k*a
,j, ° 'wK , v,M ,H '\i a 'ir n v r * ,nd
MARRIAGE , .-IliJnUta NV\\
i"'"-!, L" {'"-Vto;, u^l^^hKpaUtoi*
j i . oanduataaJrpjofoMrtonalslUl. Ljul j.
I L. BPANULKR, Attorney-at-Law,
it...k f v ,Jolle(o " t G V 4' oflJce w 't h
j Bu*h A\ ot um. t onsultaLon in English
ami German. Loileciions promptly attend
: • ________ , ' ob3 " tf
' WOOD T^T
PUMPS C®
1 tut: . i Ctrl Cucetr ?•■ rncl Orifteg Ou'i Fubc*. with
*a4 b R; ; ■* .ud lul vaioßhle ißifiromae u.,
, . : - v-toood; MMrkKXd
f La txQh. ir* * BMALL. - tsitpr*. D-**]-rrt gud tie TrJ- wo*
1 \ • 'JT : lit 4! -* : f i i* U " D 10 toWli ta UttS big EYblhWaa.
GRAHAM & oON,
J Tr/" >/j
'' r -■
m >t >r
Have exclusive sale in Belltfooi*
Edwin C. Burls'
CELEBRATED FINE SHOES.
8 WIDTHS, the
paat 3ia V^^/Oil.
WHOLESALE * RETAIL LIALKH.S is
Caff Skins,
• HOLK LEATIIF.If,
SHOE FINOIMfiS, Jkt.
All Kinds of Custom Work Made To
Order.
Bishop Street, BKLLKFONTR, Ft.
JU may tf.
cen Fh' e H all
COACH SHOP,
LEVI MI It KAY.
st hit cttabl.rhmect at IVuln 11*11, keep
on hsnd, and lor sale. at the most rtuusis
ible rl< f.
1 Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
Plaix AND FANCY*
I and vehicle* of every Jeerri prion made to
!order, and warranted to be made of the
'battseatoaed material, and by the .. t i
skilled and competent workmen. Bodies
for bugg<e and *prmg-wg(.r.* Ate., of the
j most mproved patterns toad* to order,alto
bearing of all kind* made to order. All
. kind, of repairing don protaft'jr and at
the lowest p -sibie rate*,
j 5 nr*o aarttingVaythiag in hi* line are
jrMe*teuto call and examine his work,
:hey wUS f.a it not to be excelled for dor-*
ability and wear. may Btt.
Sandalwood
H wmi-i mch , n*u> inm u> ratimvta to •
' "'H! 1 " 4 ? "*'•* **° o" maaton** tUarauw* Ota
■an t t>l at • ~MiW. It MWwin.mo
'< fortoia wmt mgx*4t to it. triiaa. ?• u laM aear
oSN t <o*y *Uit rrutr't Hut* (U. lot ran a at*
I<V% "tfc s*, •■ .SadTlwr
D-a...*l*'.-t A C-o.lt holt > apM-lo* cr-svuataa OU
t t<jhalilM JJBwtr Jrtoe**. Aak i *•
'iiV- tf AIT WW* btrmt, * V. for otto.
| Aprs.. nm
PE A BODY HOUYET
CORNER of LOCI; ST and NINTH Ss*.,
I'UILADI.LPHiA, PA
I rt.o-oot u*U ptoooto urmiw u4 at tlom
iaraoaaa* IS to t><j from Uw ••- tll
" PwyrGtovaUhs HcfSV Hum, Cto
*9 *"'Wtiiajna, one joono: proMto
j It*, ho. L own! (Co tec, fct • lono M ntu*. us ha*
1 wort, latttiabad cud ftttod M toroaoaou It* mta
rtl| arM-rU*. hnott. hut *<<<oattcoda.
I a t? T wot oat] [*t <!*,,
i . k f *• Sow a}-( I* tor lit sal Horn* ao
j W " I n? to ><f i*i u* Pxa*m ,1 &
!acr*n Uw (puue. lc-j>r<t Uw
ARMSTRONGS
Lincoln Butter Powder.
Good Freth Butter all the Year round.
BUTTER IS SO M.IK3TES.
Ijaoata u*r fh,mkm k to rjrurr , btniro artf.
. rlr load. f™. tMnui R*rS> nttt|, ,1 otto la
Uuj to b, mom at tot RUM nstm Uimma In t*o
, aatcr nuHai arooadlHiilaSiteaia
Is hU aaatArr I**l IWAtT win t w,r matt) fna.
t .ad II,<M llijt .i ntotl!, , ,-c tram
i lorolaa rso. t :l II tie ir. ~ <• .Ce at
utmnis. rtti>.. oo*. cur* ..ttia*. mia me , •
a<J t. .- Ir.rrcjtod rirW tObotior lose* torn Uisa uoid
' tbt trKUaa nitw at uuut t*.
ai cent* per narkngc.
30G Market St.^PHllal£LFll 1A pa.
; June h.
j Awarded 'iht U Mcfdal at V leaxiA.
E.IH.T. ANTIHONY A CO.,
obi B;oadway. New York.
~ . <Oh>. Jlrttvpoliu* HtXni >
Mar.ufsctun :s, Inporten <t Dealers tn
ill ROM OS AND FRAMES
|STERE<ESOOrES AND VIEWS,
, Album*, Graphoscopee. di Suitable View*
Photographic Materials.
*stfaa too oar of
STEREOPHOONSand MAGIC CAN
TERNS,
Manufacturer* of the
MI CROdSI IENTIFIC LA NTE RN.
STEKKO-PANoPTKXtN
U s N iI*YIISITIr STK K KOPTICON.
-\ l {> FUT IS EE'S STE K EOF TIC\>N,
ARTOPTICON,
School Laßteru Family Lantern,
PEOPLE'S LANTERN.
Each style being the best of its claaa La the
markcL
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with
direction* for using, sent on application.
Any enterprising man can make money
with a Magic Lantern.
~<"Cut out ibis advertisement for refer
once. _ 8 jur.n.
BEATtYS PARLOR '
IMSlli
Elegant style*, with valuable improvo
menu. New and Beautiful Solo Stops.
Over one thou and Organists and Musi
cians indorse these organs and recommend
them as strictly tirsi class in Tone, Me
chanism and durability. XYarranted for
six years.
Most Elegant and Latest Improved.
Have been awarded the Higbr't Preml*
ums :n com petition with others for simplic
ltv, Durability, Promptness, and Piano
like action.
E .' ree f; fti; d evenly balaneod tone,
S^ n L C J S ' and instantaneous ac
cess which may be had to the reeds.
Send for Prieo List. Address
DANIEL, F BEATTV,
Washington, New Jersey.
QENTRKHALL ~—
Furniture Rooms*
F.ZKA KBCMBLYL,
rcspce.tally informs the citizens of Centr
county that he has bough.t out the old
standof J. O. Delninger, and has reduced
the prices. They have constantly on hand
and iiiike toprder
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS
SINKS';
WASHSTANDS,
Tvi t oE;> ,J "^ t t UPI3OAEDA
mi • . vkBLEs, Ac., &c.
their stock ol ready-made Furnituro is
large and warranted of good workmanship
and to all niado under their own nr.med -
ate supervision, and is offered at rates
cheaper than elsewhere.
Call and see our stock before purchasing
cLiC"ht'ro- 20feMy
A;' ' ' : ''v'|2
PJL. Kilin.aU. a towhotri i ni -• r a [fSt
Mf MW.-ra. t9 TUE ILAXc; . ST
-tea s*mr iMKhwea cn j. tali .5 ..
unfair. BmlislK.-.Htm ,jf
Aku*.-"wpsatt