THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ntUftSDAY NOV. 2, 1676.
LODGE MEETINGS.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Our friends will obliß* by sending!
U,mi- of local now? in their locality. en
i,. the facts only. and we will put them i
shape, also notice* of dentil* nnd marr
Ul Tnv one sowding u* the nam.* of fty
new Subscriber*. with the ea.A, w. •
i ntille.l to receive the RKIVHTKR one J 0..
Hie UkfOBTKU being rend by nent
cvorv body on tlti* side of the eountv
wl.efe it lift? n larger circn.alien th*
unv two papers, will be found the bo
mod in in for advertitinßbusinoss.salos, A.
• > Sulril ors to the K f'i'OKTKK. ro- o
ing outride of Centre county, should re
i id it? 10 cents, yearly, for postage whn
will I-.'.V here ; this reduce? the ■ postag.
1., , no half. ns the sum paid by them t,
one yeitr'sposWßC wi,s 20 ct*.
—--Next Tillllj 7, will be a big dnj
-it's ebclion day, nnd every one will g
and vote nnd then go to Sechler * (or sonn
of tljir excellent gt< cerics.
IV F. F. rimy, c-q„ has n.idrooc,:
a tunilnr of democratic meeting* in ..it
fe • t parts , f the sUto recently. Mr
Foitney is one . t'the rising young Jem,-
i ,-ntio speakers of central 1 enita., AP„
Chairman M Cieilnn, of tl.o ttte c anmil*
too made n good choice in engaging ou,
friend Fortnoy.
Gregg tw p., has employed ■•teach*
•r- for theearning winter: P. •' '•
'!, Jno. A. Grenoble, C. F. Smith. Jno.
■\V. Rankle, \\ . A. Fnhrion. A. J. Long.
J. lleclituat. A O. Ripka, CI. 1.-ut-
Scho. is opened on tUO 304-1 >t Oct. >te
rv from $.50 to $-•*'•
All the paper* in Clinton county
v *itat respect U party, sponk well of s
j ,'c, democratic nominee for senator,
110 is it i. sn ' of two pie.
p t sbyterians of Bellefonte,
have ei. ctod llev. Mr. Laurie, of Wat-1
kins. New York, pastor of their church,
at a -alary ofs-,tXOper year, in place ot
Mr. Wyiio. who resigned *emo months
-a . J ,
\Ym. Wolf* magnificent stock ot
fail and winter good- ha* arrived, and wo
do not beguile to pronounce it equal to
any in the county, for ta-te of selection,
quality. Style a.-.d a: price* that Kate no
cau-o t. complain. Go and soo the show.
An old-fashioned thunder gust on
Tuesday afternoon.
Democrat*, 1 , H.tints, Miics, Fer.n,
Gregg, rotter, Harris, College and Fer
guson. which shall be tho banner towu
*hip on Tuesday next, in rolling up an in
creas rd majority for Tilden and lie
form?
. On the 10th of Oct.. at 3 o'clecfc. p.
m , the bar . ,David D..:ik!e, jr., in Nit-
Uay valley, was destroyed by fire. About
500bufheis of wheat, and all the hay, worn
destroyed Cause of the tiro not known.
The -eng composed in memory of
the d' :.th t" Mrs. J. G. Meyer, by Messrs.
Wm. T. Meyer an,! J. C. Mcyor, has just
b, n pubiULed and is now ready for the
public Persons desiring copies of the
sa:.: - wi.l please addr, -s Wm. T. Meyer,
Salt :.*, Clinton > ~ P.i, tr J. C. Meyer.
Aarcnsburg, Centre eo, Fa. Friee 40
cents.
Why sutTer with a bad cold if one
1- -.tie of l>r. i! ill's Cough Syrup will cure
a ccugh of tho worst kind. Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup is sold at cents per bottle,
cr five bottle* for SI.OO, in every re#pecta
t\ drugstore in the United States.
People vifiting the Centennial
should be cr.reftil of their money and val
uabi - All v M. C. 8.-ittain of Bloom*-
burg. Pa , was relieved of his gold watch
and ;7'W on a roe-'nt trip*to Philadel
phia.
Election next Tuesday 7lh.
Vole for your faithful representative,
L. A. Mackey.
V :e for Weaver, Alexander, Frank,
Divens and Ri*hel.
Vote ft-r the laboring mnn's iriend S. B.
IV-ilc.
Winter is coming on—lay in—not
only in bed to keep warm, but a supply of
those excellent groceries, always and only
to bejiound at headquarters, which isScch
lcr A Co., iu the Bush bouse block.
Geo. F. Miller, of Lcwisburg, cx-
Frcsident of tho L. C. A ,S. C. lilt., called
to see us on last Friday, but unfortunateiy
we were absent from home, and therefore
did not see Luu. Sorry.
Mr. Goodbart, merchant at llu
blor.-burg, hasju-t returned from the city
with a magnificent stock of goods, which
wiii pL-ase U.e good people of N litany val
ley as to style and low prices, and they
should call and see hi- stock.
There wa; a round half million of cash
a'mi-.i nsto tho Centennial Exhibition
• week before last, bringing the total up to
nearly six millions and a half. Tho aver
age for <Ktober is already ahead of that
for September despite the great Pennsyl
vania day, and it will be largely increas
ed this week bv tho crowd to see Gover
nor Hayes on Ohio day, when the mer
chants will be there. And tho great cere
monies on tho doting day will bring quite
u quarter of a million within the gates.
E iward S. Stokes, who killed Ja..
Fisk, jr., several years ago, was discharg
ed from Sing Sing last Saturday, 26. lie
is hut 38 years old and is quite gray, and
entirely broken down physically. His
father died from grief, and liis wife has
freed hersclffrom him by divorco.
The British Arctic <ycpeJition has re
turned, progress to tho North Pole having
bocn found impracticable.
17 STRAY. —
j A heifer 1) years old, with
slit in right ear, dark-red brindle color,
came to the premises of the undersigned.
The owner is requested to come and prove
Dioporty. pay costs, and remove the same.
JAM-BS GRAM LEY.
nov 2 Hublersburg
Elegant Hair is woman's
beauty. When it fades, she fades as well.
While it ia kept bright, her personal at
tractions are still maintained. IJy pre
serving the hair fresh and vigorous a
youthful appearance is continued through
many years. Tiiose who grieve over their
fading hair turning gray too eariy should
know that Ayor'i Hair Vigor prevent it,
and restores gray hair to its natural color.
It is a clear and healthful preparation, con
taining neither oil, dye, nor anything de
leterious, and imparls to the sculp what
•• is most needed—a sense of pleas
ant and delightful freedom from scurf or
dandruff. —New Berne (N. C.) Times.
We have been informed by persons
in whom wo place implicit confidence, that
the instruments manufactured by .Mr. D.
F. Bealty of the BEATTY PIANO and
Boutty's Golden Tongue Parlor Organ no
toriety, at Washington, N. J., are con
structed by a corps of skillful workmen,
who have been in his employ for years, and
are noted for the groat interest they take
in promoting and maintaining the already
enviable reputation of his instruments,
ilis advertisements appear in this issue of
our paper, it would be well for persons in
terested to examine them. 1 m
A GOOD AND HANDSOME PROP
ERTY, in Millheim, is offered for sale at
less than actual value. For further pnr
ticulars address S. M. SWAKTZ, Centre
Pu. l'doct 2m.
HksICK FOR SALE.—First class brick
kept on hand for sale at Zerbe's
Hull brick yards. These brick are
V so low that it will pay persons at a
to come here for them.
to continue in the manufac
b'briek they will be kept constantly
and fair inducement; offered to
V- D. W. ZEKBK.
1 LLKIt, Fashionable Tailor, Aa-
Bb|. Shop few doors west ol Dr.
iiukjr i 1
TO THE TOLLS'.
To the jHills ITo (he poll#! lVmocral
lof Centre do not forget that next TIKI
day, 7, is election day, and thai victor
i, is certain if there is a full turn out ofth
,j democratic vote.
" n Til,lon, the deuuvratic nominee fo
h*
President, tho grt\it Koformor of th
,( time? 11c ha* wiped out the thicvin
Now York rings, nnd hronght many c
the leaders to prison, while the huhine
tied the country for fear Tihlcn's ham
f would al.-o bring them behind prisoi
, c bars.
'. n TiMcn, has been g vernor ot Nee
York (wovi ars. and in that time througl
o hi* wise management, has reduced tax. •
lion in that state from 1 "> million dollar*
down to 7 million. That isan item fei
V every honest republican to think of.
If I'ilden is elected president, he will
s do the same goovl work for the whole
country as he has done f,-r the Mate ot
I, New York.
>- Tildon w ill reduce tho army of otliee
holders who r>>l the|vople, and whose
- highjwhiries imjiosN.' taxes u|hui the toil
iug masaee.
v ri!don will veto all extravagant ap
, propriation hills, and thereby save hull
t, drxsls of millions to the \, pie.
Til Jen w ill allow no fat contract* in
j tlie navy,or plundering District of Col
umbia paving jobs, such as were d tun ti
under Grunt.
Tildon h;is given pi, f that he is a lie
\ former. He has given proof that he will
- save millions of tho public Sunds. He
r hasgiviu proof that he is the enemy of
robbers. YVe all know it. Thcu let
. every republican, who disiu - a change,
■ and an honest administration of public
• aiiairs, and an end of Grantisin, show
it by voting for honest Samuel J. Tildon
the great Reformer.
iVnuvrata, do your July. You wait':
,i change, too then every man to the
polls on Tuesday, and victory will W
ours.
wrnrv SQUELCHES ANOTMSM
UK
In another eolum of the Reporter will
bo found a letter from Mr. TiUlen set
ting at re *t the slander that rebel claims
wouhl be paid if Tihlen were elected
president. The lie was disproved by ibe
I*. >. Constitution and the constitution
of every southern state, which expressly
forbid any such claims or debts to be
paid. Yet in the face of this - , radical
leaders attempted to gull the ignorant in
their own ranks by raising the false cry—
democrats knew the falsity—but it was
intended to keep republicans disgusted
with Gruniism from dropping oif to Til
den. Head the clear strong manly letter,
itcovers the whole ground and squelches
the infamous and willful jslander. Every
radical leader that uttered the slander
knew at the time that it was a lie. Read
the letter.
IYIIAT THE CARI'KT-ll.ltiaEU
II .1 FX BTOJJSN
In l.vo the actual and adjusted debt of
Alabama was $6,221,1*6. la l -72 its total,
debt and contingent liabilities amount-j
ed to $52,926,1k>7; total increase, $26,705,-
7> 1. The actual debt of Arkansas in 1 Mk">
was $4,527,879; its total debt and coutin
gent liabilities in 1-S7l amonnted t-r $19.-
751.265; total increase, 515,22 1,5 s '.. In
1>65 the actual and adjusted debt of
Florida was $1,307,617; in 1572 the t tai
debt, actual and contingent was sli .7-V> r
072; increase, f15.155.455. In 1865 the
actual and adjusted debt of Georgia was
ss,7o'v*": in 1572 the total debt, actual
and contingent, was ? 15,615.750; increase
$32,912,27>0. The Democratic adminis
tration has since reduced its actual lia
bilities to Isdui.noo ami brought its
bonds, which at one time could hardly
be sold at any price, above par. In
Louisiana the actual and adjusted debt (
was $13,357,999; the total debt and con
tingent liabilities in 1*72 amounted to
f 41.564.473; increase s2* "\474. !n
Mississippi the actual and adjusted dclt
in 1 v>s. amounted to $919,767; in I>7l it
was $2.2M,21G; iiicre.us® f 1,7>57,44'J. In
North Carolina, the debt and liabilities
amounted in 1- *to $15,779,947.; in 1572
t0534,587,467: increase in four years, $19,
107,522. In s uth Carolina, the actuai
and adjusted debt in W. 5 was SI4,KW,-
9*74; llie total actual and adjusted debt in
1 *7l, was f 22.4~v0.9l p increase, 59,4 H
The actual and contingent debt of Ten
nessee, in Im-6, was 520,777,347, and in
1-72, $52,"54,47"; increase, $5,277,129. In
Texas, the actual and adjusted debt in
IvkS, w'dji $32*.*66; the t< '.al contingent,
and prospective debt in 1572, was ? 12.-
954,5*7, being an in cranio of 512,•'•29,021.
The debt of Virginia increased from sll,-
ui,o"oin 1565, to sl7,t•>.•**) in ls7l,the
small increase being due to the short
lived power of tho carpet-baggers. The
total increase in the debt of the cloven
Southern States, since the war, is $172,-
685,940.
Democrat* of IIA INKS, you have
done nobly in days gone by. You can in
■ rco your majority neat Tuesday if you
try. Try—do it—it i. a sacred duty. See
that tho vote from the hills ami mountains
I is brought out and you will roll up a noble
majority for Tilden and Reform.
Democrats of PENN, Gibralter ol
democracy, which has neve* faltered, lit
us hear a tremendous "Jl"Op-la" from you
on Tuesday. Determine to do such work
as will insure K*X) majority for Tildon
I from our side of the county, on next Tues
day.
Democrats of MILES, always faith -
ful, cheer your brcthcrn outside with nn
increased majority, on Tuesday. J,el u.-
have a big shout from gooJ, old, dens<•.
cratic Brush valley.
Democrats of GREGG, among the
truest and best in the fold, you who have
*Uk J up to the good work so nobly in the
past, gel out your vote— sen that youj
mountain districts pour out their hard fist
ed yoomary, and roll up a largely increas
ed democratic majority for Tilden and Be
forin on Tuesday. You can do it.
Democrats of POTTEIt, the Berki
of old Centre, let us do as well as will old
Berks of tho state. Wo can swell our
majority on Tue-day and make it rt-ncl;
100 more than it has been of late years
Democrats of the Loop, of Centre Hill, o
Potters hank, of the mountain districts, o
the Centre Hail side, see that every mat
is at the polls on next Tuesday.
Democrats of HABItIS and COL
LEGE, you a!ways fought wall, show or
Tuesday that you can do better. Join ir
with all your might is, help raise tho demo
cratic majority from this side to 10U0,
Work, night and day, and bring out ai
the reserves.
Democrats of FERGUSON, gallant
as Sparlon band, yu can go beyond youi
former good work, and give an increased
majority on Tuesday. Only determine ii
shall be so, and all tho machination, o:
tho opposition will not prevent it.
r|*AX NOTICE- —Notice i hereby giv
JL en that the duplicate for School
tax for Potter township lias been placet
in the hands of the undersigned for collec
tion. All taxes paid on ®r before Decern
ber Ist, next, will have a deduction of (
per cent., and nil taxes paid from Dec. 1
to Dec. -51, there will bo no deduction, anc
on all taxes remaining unpaid after Jan
1, 1877, there will bean addition of 6 pci
cent, as proscribed by law.
W. J. THOMPSON.
12 oct. Collector
J. Newman, jr., proprietor of th<
Eagle Clothing IlalJ, on Allegheny street
Beliefonte, is still King Clothier, for tin
following sound reasons :
First, lie keeps the only regular Cloth
ing Storo in Beliefonte.
Second, He keeps tho largest stock ii
1 the county.
His goods are all new and bought at 111
' lowest cash prices.
Third, He sells theiu 10 to 15 per eeul
' lower than anybody in the county.
lie sells a good Overcoat IV.r s.''.so,
good suit lor 1,50, a good llul for 75 ct
• shirt*, gloves uh.l everything in uropoi
. lion. A good suit of Uiidonvttu for slli
ure gfff |f typ, '
HOW IT IS DONK.
j 5 A letter writlcn in t nth Cat. lit a .at
h- t'hninbeilain Weakens.
v It ta strangly surtni-c I and tin- ■ arm
( ,'is warranted by the circumstance, MII
, rounding the republican canvas here
that t! vctti.T t'haiuberlain t- heartily
f sick Atnl tired ol tl ; and that if he could
without being cha g. d w ilh political row
0 nrdne. he would withdraw lie I f*rip
g Iv • ntossed that the preset t governnno 1
,f of the Stat.- i- a >ii era, e nnd a ham ; thai
he, a* the Kieeutive, had not the power
0 to enforce the law . and that the evotu ;
d peace and good order i • o|y due ti> the
law abiding chai aclcr of the \,u, pe. p!e
he charge, w tli hen in n! 11 I insure
iiion Huj i tie h h.vc that Chamber
, laill doe- not J, -lie a tc , lection, but til!,!
ha is forced to make the outrage campaign
1 that he t- engaged in for the henetil of the
sparty in the N.'.l. Mkl I ontasl in tha North.
s Yel Kcpuhc, :o -mv tli, w :h in thou
*nd troops in tho State Chamberlain will
' carry it by a large majority. From my
observation, however, lam inclined to
■ believe that the majority will be
largely en the oil or side. It I- atd to hear
1 of the implicit reliance tho Republicans
f place on l' •< pr, rti. o ot the troops, and
the indltt'i i once ct the white* a- to whet! •
Jcr th< y arc hro arc not I asked a It,
• publican .•
, "What gwod own tha trwopa tlo yowl"
"Oil, ihey can do us lots cf good."
"In what wax
, "I will toll yon prtvwlelj Wlum Uta
•troops come the parts runner* will bo it*
sirucled to circn eit c, ret'. v among t e
negroes tl>st the troops were -entthere bv
tsen. Gr tnt to see that t! cy voted the
whole Republican ticket."
I This candid adm: si MI of the ue tf
i troop* for tho purpose o( a moral intiini
dation ol tho negroes against voting t r
Hampton wo \ cr, r*' c-liing, and tb>ugh
jrelated privately by tuv informant 1 tlntil;
gtoogvNsU not to pub :*h. There c.in bo
gr, .nd t, r U. .Ib t. ** i compla.it on tlu
-Corf, n- troo) - M'O , 'ill 11 g to the state ev
ery slav ami are being a.-signosl to district,
where their presence w ill havo the great
it moral and political effect a* rapidly a
tbey arrive. In making arrest* the* are
a!o required by i! , I tided State- Depu
ty Mar-kids I A c ""p.ii , tl.c:-; in 'i ;-.
and to i■ . ,rv .: ly s cr
vary traugly object.
Another radical gain. Stokes, the uiur
d,r rof Fi-k, who was relva-cJ from pr.-
SOU on Saturday, kkl inured with grin
ieuvgv n:e the ,;ht :ig n-t Tilden. 1
c .
!scc;nto be to m stortun® o Governo
;Tilden to have the ill will ef all tho fol
p- lows v, ho get out ef the penitentiary. Hon
j Lyman Trumbull avers that ho met on the
• stump in Ohio n I'. ■ - convict who had
been pardoned in time to le servientlo lu
the presidential struggle.
A j • ♦ •
.• Ther® arc :>O>,<KU o -iiiers out of employ
menl in the Schuylkill, Lehigh, Wyoming
e and Luckaw art a regi ->
1 "17LECTION PBCK LAMATION
L> Wl .rms by an Act of the G ral As
I sembly of the Couimonweaitli of Pennsyl
vania cit; i ' An Vet to regulate the
1 General Kicoli u within this Coi.iiuqn
- wealth," it is ei j ined up -n tho .* her ills
of the -everal counties to give public no
tice ol such election, the j i*i < * wln-ro to
1 be held, and the officers to r.e levied.
Therefore 1, L. W MUN'SON, High
Sheriffot Centre county, do hereby give
> Public Notiee t • the i inly ol C.-Mr®,
- that a general eUvt. • w,. ho held or:
'll ESDAY • owi g the FUST MON
DAY or NOV KM ORE b* ctl
t: day f the month ,at the ter.i. t.cetioii
| districts in said C" intv, at wliieh lime and
t lace the qualiti. J voter- wi.i \ ;
1 For twenty nine elect r- t. r Pre i.e.- and
Vice President ;
'j For one person to represent the counties
i ! Clear. • 1 ... C K Mitll.i. C. n
rj treandl'nit n, b.iigth- YXih Di.trnt
in the Congrc-s of the I nited Slat. i.
For ire per- >n t.. r. prt: tho eounlit -
of C a- eld. Ceatie and C ..sit , : .
XXXI\ th Dbtrict in the Sci- ite 1 th.
Ceairnonwci. It!
For two persons lor A-icn.'tdy, t r. p.re
sent the county ot Centre, in the 11-suso
>f Kepr. -entai.vi - • th - l* mue riw. -it"
• For tw> p. r-on to , rvc in the caps, ity of
AsSieiute Judges of Centre < -unyr for
five year-.
For one p rion t<> serve as Jury Comnus
toner of Centre county for three years.
1 ai- • hereby make he -rn a.;.i gis no
tiee lha' tho places of holding the afore
said election in the several Borough* and
Township* within tho county ot Centre
are as follows, to wit:
Forth, twp. ■! llainvs, at th - Put .c
House i*t David M< y r, Aaret.-' *rg
For tl. twp, of Halfiw >n. at theSch 1 ,
House in gtoTOStewn.
For the twp. ot Taylor, at ti. h- u
i erected f r the patrj • >n the t r qw-rty of
Leonard Merrvmati.
Forth.- twp', ofMilaa, in th® idM
house in the town of R.-bersburg.
E'or the twp, ef Potter at tho bouse of
John Odenkirh. Old Fort Hotel.
For tho twp. of Gregg at the public house
>wr.ed by J, It. F.-h.er.
For the twp, of Ferguson in the -.hool
house at Pine Giove
For the twp, of Harris, in the school
(house al Boalsburg.
For tho twp, i f Pic.t r , at the h •u.-<- of j
Peter Murray.
For the bor. :gh f fonte and the
towndii; - of Spring and Beuuer, at the!
Court Hour in Belief nle.
! For tho township ot W'alktr, in the
<ch<K>t housoht Hublersburg.
J For th® borough and tw pof Howard at
the school house in -aid borough.
'j For the twp, of ltush at the Co ld Stream
''school house.
For tlio twp, olSnow Shoo, at tho fche 1
bouse m-ur Samu- i A key.
For th-. twp, <>f Marion, at th.. h •'
i Joel Klino, ut Jacksonville.
- For tho boro . . Mii -t.urg, at tio n-w
school houe in Milusburg.
For tho twp. of Hogg*, at tho the new
| school house in Central City,
i Foc tho twp, of Huston, at tho house of
- John Reed.
i For the twp, of l'.-i n, at the housa ot
\V L Mip-er.
For the tw p, uf Liberty, in the school
"! hoti-o at Eaglevillc.
■I For il twp, of \Vorlh, at tin- school
Ibouse in Port Matilda.
' For the twp. of Burnside, a', the houre
latu of J. K. lloak
l For tho tup. of Curtin, at tl o sch.Hil
, house near Rob t Manns.
For the borough > f L'nionvillo and I'n
" ' ion twp, at the new fcho.'l homo in Union
villa.
Forth.- boro, -.f Ph|!ir>sburg, at the pub
lic school house in said borough
At nil elections herenft. r held under the
• laws of this commonwealth the polls shall
n bo oi.encd at seven o'clock n. in., and
clo-ed at seven o'clock p. in.
I N'.iliee i- hereby given. "That every
• persuri, excepting tl.o justice.- ol the peace,
who shall h u lil any ofilco appointni..-nl ol
profit or tru-t un ier tie. go.urnnient ol
c tlio United Slate*, or this State, or >.f any
• city or incorporated district, whether a
c commissioned officer or orthcrwiso, or
agent, who L or shall be employed under
j tho legislative, executive, or Judiciary de
; partment of thii fi-.atu, or ol the United
i- Stales, or of any Unit.-d States, or of nny
city or incorporated district, and nbo that
every member of the State Legislature,
and of the select orcoinmon c -incil of any
city, or commissioners of any city, or com
. Missloners of any incorporaisd alitritk i
| by law incapable of holding or exercising,
r | at the sanio llm., the oil', oor nopointinont
bjofjudge, inspector or clerk of any eiec
, | lion of this Commonwealth; and that im
f inspe. tor, judge or other officer of any such
election, stiult be eligible to ur.y oilice t
>f be then voted fur."
n (liven und*r my hand, nl my office in
Beliefonte, this 10th day of October, A D
1870, and in the one hundrcth year of. th<
.- independence of the U nile.l State.-.
n L. W. MUNSON
Sheriff.
r.
f riotntT PBOCLAM \ i I".'-.
VMureuUiolfou <T)iarle A. M>rr. ii! <•
II Um ocnart f t'ointuon l*l aw. in !!■ Judicial lilt
trL.t, condiU;i< f III® rounlb * <f i t'Olrc. Clinton anf
f'lorlirlil, nnll th Hunortliio John Imiu Jr and tin
llonnraldc II ! Jndi* in >n*i
it i utit>\ liavlDK Uatio'd tlu.'ir prweiit. beuilnu U tin
Itli day of Nov A. I I**Tr5 # lo tn illrrt tesl f. r tioldhtj
IT a eoort of tlyr and 'l r!nlt r and (inni*rtl Jail li lh
. 1 and r SrM>l"tta f tlio IV.tee In f.
4 * j cretin If f Centre, and t# c miuvnco n tli* 4t i
Moudny uf ftfov. .b lujr| llto JTlb <!>■ of Nov 1-.'
11 and fj conlliiun Iw<*
( 4
tlc#*a ref tho Aldt-iuma and < ufiiUM"* .( tlx
aatd county of • -nntrn, tt*t tlmy Im thru mud tiiere li
tbotrpropor perMinit, rl 19 n'elniA In tho forenoon re
tald tl ay. wilh their records, Inqniatiions, i umlua
tbn*. anti thU own rotn>rnhrsnci s. ti dre threa. thin*
r- which t their "ffiore at'|' or tAin !> bo done, and th< m
j _ w lire am Isouud in recMnlranc<Hi tre proMi ul® ocnin®
• the prison ere that mro r lntll bu in tin* Jail t#l < . ntn
U county, Ix 4 th* ii slid lli4*rre to proa* • ut*' up.iiULt tin it
.. as uliali IK* just.
tilvcD under my hand.st Ifnllefonl**, Hit* Ut dsy o
1- Nor., In tho 5Pr of onr fyird. Kf , snd in tho huiul
A drstli year of lndwpun!iiitc> nl th IJiiktod Ntit*-
j IK VI MCNsON. Nhnrill
d J OST. On April 8, 1 >*7*l, between Cm
i Ii tre Hall and Peiin Hall, a tnink Fu
t Mull. The finder w ill be suitably re ward
cd by leaving it nt this office. octtib 1
r. "[.ASTRAY. A heifer came on the prem
XJ ises of F F, Jumi-rin in Gregg twp
about the middle of September. It i
ii) about 2 years old, of a red color, will
t. small white spots. Tho owner is request
ic ed to call, prove property, pay costs nn
remove tho same. J. \V. KIJNKLK,
Ii- Town Clerk ol Gregg tw|
" (.Willi VCan't be made by every ng. i
\\ I \ 1\ lwvcrjf monlh In tho lusin*'m wnfurnir
it* fit 7s 7s 7 l ' ut NfllllnK I** wrreik tall * ;w-i
N_/ a r \ ' cam a tloxnn thsllar* a day rlifht i
tli*drown locality. Ifavo n r.Mm i
it. OtpUla hflro. liuiii*'v*H pic :i ha til and hrenrerahlc \N
men and breya snd Rirls do hn well an men. \\ •• wl
furnish >*u a L'reni|.iclc reutiil fr* v I ln pa
h liettre llian anvlliing 1-c. \V- will Iwar e&|N*Uf>
Im, stMritnfr von. K*articilnrs free. Write and se. I j
utcr And iiire* hanit.a, ihstir H*.tis .niul daii|(h(er*(,nnd a
/ " clsa** 9in ne*'*l of i.HFiuM u.rk at lioinre, bhretihl wrt
K arn *U sD*jiit tho whL atonco. "Wow in il
- 'V.mmi buwwdi;.". :
CYt'LONK IN CENTRAL AMF.UIC
#*.000,000 of Property Dcatioynl
700 House* Blown Down Ship
ping Dnmngoii I. iuof Lift.
I'nnnniii. tvt. 10. \ tv.ro oy • !i
pii-: i .1 ov.r tl • ri'Mirnl Ami< r i>'!tu SimU'
on (h< .t.l niul Hli int.
rim town ol Managua in No-am i
>vii< inundated tii tli,i lili. About It"
luttiti-i wore blown tl.'* ii by tin. It u rt it am-
I'lit- inhabitant* Initl to clnnb t:|ii t,|
of their lunut'i t.> prevent being wti lit-.
awa> by lite It I Mimv wort- drowt .
by tne hnuift falling Tito total damagi
,1 no it r-liinatr.l In 1„. about J'.'.HHI.IHHi
I'liti town ft llhi,'(Will, fit Om Mu-.| lit
n't, in Nicaragua, nho expel n-no I ih
ii i i r it-Mn tt.
Over throe hundred heuo-i worn blowi
ilt'wn, The G 'Viii-.r uf (ii t-vtown vl.il.
fil tile |' 't Mibt, |ii"iit!v, i-nrry ing pro* t.
i 'lit, etc , lor tlie relief of the (utlererc.
Lite -nine tmi iii-tej ever the lake ol
N I. aragua, . autil 1. nil lllllilei e amount I
damage.
J > Kt.lt I mi s MI l it
I ho folb wing accounts have been . *
amim-d and pa--. 1 by me and remain tiled
of record in Oil* offlee, lor the lii>i>ection
of licit*, legatees, creditor •. and all othci
in any way Interested and will bo pn *en!-
0.l t.' the t >ri ban t virt of t , ntre county
W . lit,. the IS'.'t la\ ol Novell!
; her, A.!., Itty., t r i • iil.lmati',it and u'
lowanee.
'I t e account of .1. -o|>h ( ar- m, a Imin
'.rater of all and -ingular the god and
..utiles rig' is and credits I ticorc. Car
li' . ate of l'ot irtw is di. tl
I t' a ui •t• I I > M Wi. i i , , it Ii ni
i tico \ Thoiup-oli, a mutt r i l.ild of
N\ in A Tfcotnnaoa, late of Centre county,
dr. .1
The flr.l t artiul aec ant of Jacob Bow
-r. the i tlrator of i-t of l'avi.l t' ru.r ,
late of llailit - tW|l, dee'd
Tin account of A. K CINUM. adinin
istrator do binm nan of the estate
o! S I Gat.-, late t f FRRGA II tw|, tli d
ihe account ot A. B Ciemon,guardian
of 1.v.l t Hay, i. tuor child . t David Ht.y,
late of Ferguson twj, dee'd.
The account, f d S. Dauborinan, evee
utor of the last will and teitstimrt of John
Di.uberman, late of l'otter twp, de. 'd.
Tl o partial account of J, ,-ej>h Holler
al i K i uheth It Iter. . u ut-r- ■ ! .to ot
J.' 1 Holler, Into el Hit.' -T twp, d.< .1.
The account of A.latu H>>y, ;t. -
etc. of \\ n U. W tUinuix, Into .it © b
(Mttk of BellafontSL .MM
The ft .count of Robert K. tall, gu*r-|
. dinn of ih< -minor cl.ilJr. not Daniel liar j
nor. late of Harris twp, doc'd.
• The account -:'S 1. Miller, n-.lmii.utra- j
J tr of 11. of The. tore Miller, Into , f tls<
n borough of Howard, dee'd.
The account of Natl an J. Mill ... ad
ministrator of the estate of Samuel I-calk
- cr*. late of llewsnl borough, dee'd.
{ The account ufJann- Martin, adtnini-'
trator of etc o! John Martin, late of tin
borough of Uellefonte, dee'd.
Tin aoeoulll of Absalom Lipt : -;uar
tlian of Henrv 11 y, inin. r >uii of Henry
lloy, late of Mari ■ twp, .lee
The nco-unt oft ha*. Itibge, guardian . :
Mary Krojl, r w Mrs. A :.ul liiny-> .1 -
■ Rregg twp.
, The account of If 11 "Vandyke, tenia
meutary trustee under i! e wi'fof Henry
. Vandvke, dr. J, of Ales :U r V:.t !yk<
j now deceased.
Tl-.o aec-.iul partia'. are int t.f I'eter ,
Hotter a: i Carrie K W . s.li ..: ,-f : .r. ■
of etc of Simon S. Wolf, late of IVtur .
twp, dee'd.
Regi t.-: Otliee,) \V. K. Blio.ll'jitl.p,
Bollefoate, !.
Oat IMP si ME ; I it- r ; r. <
N THICK Notice is her- by . v. •, tint
the account of Adam Hoy and
IA. ti. Curtin, Jr., wifDWiof Sckao, Saig- j
I worth A Co., has becit tied 111 tl.e court
.f Common !*b-i- of CV;tro . .nty ar .
j * ill be pre... nlcd for \ i.urmati -n at N v.
Term. neat. A WILLIAMS.
I'rol ry.
j jLWI.E OI'ENINt. <>F
llomit'ts, Trimmings, Millinery,
AT
Mi- - Lacy DeiningetV,
IN CENTRE 11 ALL
!wh s ha- iu-t r. ! fr on I'hiln. v. lh
the l.nte-t Fashion-, a- I a complete -k
lot New BoßMta, new Hat*, elegant Trim-.'
:t ings. A... all h will be lorrn. i< up
j at rs n- "nable price-.
"*■*- The new styles are very pr> ;.t>
Ladies call and see them < arly. First
como, first served. lOoct. 41.
i-<\ H I 11:! \ NtiTici
j Letter* 1. Urn on to ry on tii" .--talc of
I Henry Ilarthbargi r, late f lh.lt r twp,
dee d having been graMed to the under
i signed, all iitrsoie indebted to tail • -tat
arc required t>> make immediate payment,
and those having claim* against tit.- same
{<> pre . nt them duly authenticated by iw
for settlement. .
MAUY TONNEK. <
| It)octet Executrix. ?
I I
' / S COURT • M-K
I Will 1> rold on the premi- , IS e
! cast cf Centre Hail,
itN SATURDAY, NOV. 18, t I clo< k, >
p. in., the fallowing de-. rib. d real e-Ut<
oeb.ng-r-.g t ' the e'.:te of Jae.'b M<"e.r,
dee'd, n lot of ground in the low whip
of I'-.tier, c-ntaitir g
Two Acres .ttnl 0> perches
of the very host land and in the highc-'.
| state of < ■jlliTation. Thereon rrn'lcd ft ,
I goo 1 two itorv HDI'SK, ST.\ IILI anil
BLACKSMITH SHUF. m l ail no - a
ry outbuilding*, a never failing Spring ot
staler, and chviuu fruit
TERMS One balf of tho puri ha-.-men-j
cy to he p .id at confirmation of sab 1 , tin
balance in one year thereafter, to he -
cured bv bond and mortgage on the jr. tn- •
:" JOHN SHANNON. i
1 ©cll2 Adm'r t
I !
pVBL|O ■l' r
Will ho: Id on tlio prenii-e. in l'otter
twp, on SATt RDAi, NOV. nth. at 1
oh h-ck, the fallowing real i -late, of I'cter
Slifller, dee'd.
A tract ■ f land, situate in -aid tow • -hip,
bounded north by land of Jaeoh Moyer, I
, east by Duvid Swab, und south by Jacob
Mover and public r..ad, ami vest oy Ilen-
I ry Shadow, containing
I ACRES,
*tin l id perelie-. theren a LO(i HOLSE
i FKAMKSTAISLK, ITU Il AND IU N
J NIN/i WATKii
. TKItMS On halfof puieha-e money
on confirmation of sale, tbebnlanc. in one|
r year with interest to be secured by bond
„ and mortgage on the premises.
FELIX STIFFLEK,
I 12oct Adm'r,
c
x Kc' rton* s v n i v AT E S A i. K.
i
Tho undersigned, Kvecutors •>f llie 1.-i-t
• will and te.-tunieiit i t Thomas 11 '.i-ton, late
. of Walker township, Centre m., l'n , i<-
o ceased, offer the properly known : ih-
I) "Junction," nt private at<-
This property i situated in Walkcrtwp.
it the inter ..Hon >f the Mill!., no anil
u Ihild Engl, turnpike w'tli the public road
, leading from Bellefonte to L a-k II iven,
about midway between the two plan
Containing about .T7 nr,..,.t land with a
larg. DWELLING IDH'SK, SToKE
ROOM, nut! the tier. - iry outbuildings
all in good order and repair : there is aim.
" a fin.- young Orchard f choice fruit in
good hearing condition on the premise
„[ This property i- suitable for* private re-i
--• dcnce, or as a place of public buaine.s and
''' common re-..rt hn. it" equal in the coiuity
i. A trad of land, adjoining the Junction
■' tract, eontaining about Id At'KKS, w.-U
\ located and desirable lorn small home i
!'• also offered for sale, together with
FOUR FINE FARMS,
one of them now o< ctipled by Samuel
in Showers, containing about bti" ACRES
"J_ one occupied by Mortimer MeClintoc,
■■ containing about IBS) ACRES ; One occu
"j pied by .lainc- llu-ton. conlaiiiiiig about
ihtl ACRES, all-ituali-i contigou t>> tin
111 property first described m Walker twp,
0 f and the other oecupio.l by Michael Cor- 1
II man, containing 21' l AClllifi, and 'Jpercli.
" es, neat meiiMire, near the i illnge of Jack
sonville, in Marion twp.
■ Tlie-e farms are lime-lonu land ot tin
ir finest quulily, und in a good alnte of culti-
I- vation, well supplied -.villi timber, water,
It and fruit, wiili good buildings erected on
- each. The furtii- occupied by Shower-,
'■ MeClintoc, and llu-ton, abound in
Iron Ore of the Finest Quulily,
■j' in paying qunntitic a voin being now
, profitably worked by Mos-rs. Irwin A
McCoy of thi* county, on one of them.
Tha premises above mentioned will be
!'• sold as designated,or in such tracts as may
- suit the wants of purchasers, where the hi
nt cation is such as to warrant a division of
isii the same.
'h l'crsons dcsiroti.- of purchasing any ol
i.. theabovo tl(*crilnd premises, will please
J,',', apldy to either of the undoi igned, win
will take pleasure in bowing them tin
•i same, when terms and condition will l.<
"J. uiudo known,
a. JAMES HUS'J'oN, Nittaiiy, l'a.
ttJ° JAM JiS F, CVii U itJN, A aronsburg
jej'l 'Jtl 8w JUMWtwi.
A.I BIG STEAL.
1 Peter A. 11. Wi.loner, radical c.ly
IreuHitrer of Philadelphia is tumid abort
. in hia Hccounta \t itli the alilLt In tlie tune
of jilfiS.ti-ltl! Thia E a big aleal, nn.l
a Hnycalle .lid it. Tho disercjuuiry mm
tliacoverfd by the democratic \ndit<>r
IH < idtcr.d. Temple, nt llnri-abttrir.
11l
Vriio Now York Herald Ima identified
'l' . .
,d Mr. Twee,Pa rotn)t.inloi, "Win. Hunt,
''bile plot t to he Mr. Twee. Pa ''il-ill-luu '
named M agin ilia.
~, Stopsarc to bo taken in Georgia fin
t< ting thet onatitutioiiftlity of Attorney
tie Herat TafPa notorioiiN order in the
I nitv 1 St.it, u fotirta.
• ♦ •
•f DEATHS.
At Howard, (".I, li, Itt-übcii ll,.lien
Sbailor, iig. .1 V7 year* .v month* and l|
day*.
On 2lt of October, Mary W. Caldwell,
aged OJ year*.
j At HUIIhIo Hun. onTiliefOct., Mr Hob
i crtHoati, in the sV.li year of hi ago.
! On tb.,' loth ult , near P.. a-aiit Gap, of
j heart dt- lie Mr I • Gill, iigtd lb;
v, MI t.i •fi fI < I ' .' , v
V' in*, < i ottli- in, I . '.y
M A It K KIN
Pliilu , Oct. bit.
1 r: ~i i 2 i". 11l ta and Wli •
family fi 2504 tS Wheal wltilo 1 :
l", Penaa re II 29 Rye 08(t572. Clove
, j. I I'.' ,'ji pint C " inivc I .'■< fir
yellow .>"('• c- lit!- WI tern mixed "U(
' l Oats it. w 1.ir.l 10 OUMilO',
Pork 17 ott;i,l7 7o JI itter Nt ev h'Jf.v
ltutter firU K lI.UU r Wotcrn cx'.r
* atiui'd*.
Brhi.i ro.Ma M viikk.is, reported 1
Shorilidg* .v C ..
v\ In!, \\ heal, >1 Id.
Kvd W hi nt, £1 10.
1 Hye, due.
Corn, old, UK*.
!>ew , 4NC.
OaU, 'Ak-.
Clover*, cl, choice, $Sa),
Potatoes, retail, $1 7 .
11-.tekwheat, dOe
Fli'tir, p. r barreK w holr ue, fjW.
retail, s'i <*•.
•N ovh Sc. tin plaster, ground, ss-115 s -11 .VI, j, i
ton.
Cayuga, "oil.
Mii nov MAUKKT HI IVI.T Oct. 17, by
Ba ; AMN at
W heat, white. $1 12.
Wheat, red, $1 fW.
Corn, Id.
Oats. *J5t to, 7N.
C.ovi-r-t • J, '^l.
Gr mi A hi j J .J,
Butter, ZL to *>
; Kggs. is.
Mr. Darn P. Hialty, manufacturer and
proprit: >r of li-.c Iteattv Piano and
ty *i. bra!, 1 Gob - a i'. iig ,:- Parlor Or
gans. \Vahinglon, N J , i certainly
very reasonable and jg ucrous mar. to trans
act biuii..'-- with. He makes this v, ry
tait proposition t < ar r who may f.vor him
with an order, as follow* "It the instru
ment does not prove taiiafact >ry af.-r i,
Utrial "f live day - aft< r re-r. vir g it
purchue money wiil be refundod uj*.>ri tb>
return of the inslruup :.t, and be will pav
freight 1 barges b Ui way- This i* . or
tain'y an exreodiitg. generous, and afi
inanner in which t" tr c -\ • btisln.-s* w itlb
him. lie warrants his in-tnrmetiuf r siv !
year*. See hi* advertisement. July 20 y
MARKET
Report Of h icps
OF
r. CJ,
LEWISTOWN, l'A.,
r o u r.isn.
Turpentine, -10 etc.
J,inset <i (>il, ti'J eta.
White Lead, f 10. 0.
Nai s, per keg.
Bar Iron, 2J ct.
(X)OKJXti STOVES, 7 in .$ 10 HO;
H in., #21.0U ;'J in , i.HO.
ROOM STOVES, BEST ANTI
CLINKERS, PATEN r PLI ES
10 in., $10,00; U in., $12.00 ; 12 in..
$15,000.
ROOM co A I. STOVES, $1 T
SIO,OO.
Qalvaaiaad Coal Barlrtti. GO nta.
(inlvani/eil Coal Shove's, in c :s.
Eire 1 trick, 7- cla.
Coal (irate*, SI.OO.
Always ft - r Hale the bt -t and Cheap
est C eking att'l R tun Slows in tlu
Market.
F. G. FRANC ISC US.
1,, - l*4ew i , Sept. I*7o. ept 2K,
ALWAYS AHEAD ! !
.(inr IWIILARITY I'm' Uv Prices Is Daily On Tlie
Increase.
|
Having purchased the largest Stock of(oods in our
line ever brought to Ilcllelhiite. we are olleritix extra
inducements to buyers.
MEN'S Si'ITS FOR $" AND UP. MUN'S OVERCOATS. MAO UP.
MUSLINS FROM ~K A VAIID UP. LADIES'HOSE. f>c A PAIR UP.
LADIES' (OATS. SHAWLS. Till MM I NHS. HATS, AND FANCY OOODS IN
fiI!EAT VARIETY AND AT THE VEIIY IJOTTOM PRICES
i
Mi:N'S;P.OOTS AT 82 A PAIR. LADIES'FINE SHOES l?I A PAIR.
MEN'S MATS AS LOW AS 7" CENTS. A FULL SI IT oF UNDERWEAR FOR C
AND ALL OTIIEIICJOODS AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES.
I
IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
'
NOUGHT AT AM,TIMIX GIVU US A'CAI.L BUKOUK PURCHASING E_>EWMHUB.
• em 03 A CALL WW2N VOO COM2TO I OWM--aSiYl23a3£fl TH2PI.AC2
e
S —THE OLD ESTABLISH ED STAND OF Apr 27
•f
.r
S. & A. LOER
I
j]|AaiHVAUK AND STOVES!! HARDWARE AND STOVES!.<
• •
(x iMI'LKTK IJNK OF ALL KINDS OF IIARDWAUJv.
O
SPEAKS, ANTI-CLINK Kit, SILYKK .MOON, PARLOR STOVES, TIIK DEBT I?I TIIE MAU TH KRE IS NOTHING fv
EQUAL IT IN 'sEUVICEHit REAUTY, Price io auit the ttmea.
—"
srSQl'Ell ANNA COOK STOVES IMPJtOX ED, A.NTI-CLINKER, GIIATE AND REVERSIBLE 'JOP PL A TICS. Warranted tU
beat baker in the market. I
0
SoVEUEH.N PORTARI.E KANHRS, can alt aeii a water-back f.,r healing water in Bath Room, very little higher than ordinary Conk
Stoyi ami • <1 hakcra. We >*' M ' l *vc n full line of el • r<p und medium jri ePA KL( R MO VI \ JTicc* to auit the trade,
•
THOMAS A. HICKS & MOTHER,
Jiellefonte, Pa.
BREONS' HOTEL,
MILHOY. l'A
t .\ Til.- I>, t tnhle ami bar, nil<l aitcllrl
I • stabling f'f hor*<-. A !-o a tine rt -orl It
,-r Mimtijer boarder. Hu>* to depot, ati
ru bi-iy i-tato ' tr> • uilifv. "'liargt
r. . •.tabic. UliJ.i'N, l'rop'r.
Sample &, McNitt.
, y MILUOA*, l'A.
-ru£
MARKET IMUCI
FOR
All Kiiidsof Grain.
ALSO,
Always on hand and at lower prices that
t l*ew it ere.
' COAL, PLASTER AND SALT.
Farmer* of Centre itiinu tho pla
*il sept tf.
CENTENNIAL
AY C 2 r\ALLj
AT
Wolf's Old Stand.
Mugiiilictut Sb ek of Fall and Win
tv r G >Ja.
OubPTiLbl Lt/V; !
POLITE ATTENTION !
■ Havingjmt returnc i ft.tiu th< Ea-t, oittl
ight ;,t panto p:i. , 1 am RW Mpani
it" .ell t hcaper than ever before. My *toek
.-tc. .u in part of
DRY GOODS,
GK< K'EKli-.S,
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
IIATS A CAPS,
ROOTS A SHOES,
RUBBER BOOTS,
SANDALS, Ae , A-
Liidii and (<c: if' Underwear a t-jK-c
--tality.
A t.AROE PTei K OF
READY - MADE CLOTHING
constantly on hand. la-uU at the fig
ures :
Gm*l f'iis-iincrf Suit*, SIO.OO.
Good ('-wi mere Coat*, $5.00
( u >;ners will find the .-ti>ck com
pit te, and a call is all that is r< quired
:o a-stirc you that this is the l>e!
place in tho valley to buy your goods.
It nnnber, ire hare hut one price for
everyone.
WM. WOLF.
if 0 *' i c >: f* H fir *
rttftr t t t P t
| To TIIK WoaxrnoOuiaa,— We aro rmwj
' ■ > t ofittofil UMlJiliiy 1
tw at hum*. 1 '.ta # ttie* tlmr. f f.r (ketr
mctita buHM M tic ta, LtorM 4Mo i-fuftlALi Vet
rnvn* . f aatt! e* *c **Uy rartJ ft *N. <ehU to iff
n* A A |fsa|. rti al wain | T j 4*vU.n#
" 4 f E->a 1 fitr.* :.t. e*ir,
:nofiily fi* r.rlj m m*r.. Thai Mil mhn are tiii* mtoio#
r.A> fc* .vl UtR a-lilu ta, aj.tl S#*t Uu I'Uwnr.i m * make
atii arellclrxl I 'ladiM trr n. i wr'.i Mlti
||!"4 •ofilUMMulooe dutiarld l*fij fnf the ItvaMr of
a.*mt*L a won *tral d 1
lata to c nmenra tmrl ni jkhd i c>w% f II m* nr..l
Ii" 11. lt;. ltf t A1.,1 U-l lltnatratod r-aLU ,
, all rfct Dew •\y mail liea.ler, If } •
. j • . rk. field) t-l ■ K* I
Ml-Mi'N X I O . rwtlao.*.. Ma.r.c
I la. SPANIaLEU, Atlornov-at-Law,
litUtlonlo, IV Oilier* wit!
l' ; - &Y cum. C..i; iliiititin it; Kngh.lt
ami German, t 11 . tioniproiuptly nilytid
|d to- febs-tf
CKNTUB HILL
J DRUG STOIIK.
" r j
j.c. jfiLLEu.
- (Sun-t2-ur to J. it- v MI. r k Son )
• l>t :.itrin l' .f I" "
Oy<j*tut!', and ifruggi t - rui.t-n
! PL'HE WISE A> J>LIQIOUS
> For medkio .rnrjiti- c.
'l'ltc bctt btt.nti*t>f
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
•A uhtay. .i> tock.
Prescriptii'ii* carefuiiy < 'umpt ..i.tJed.
J.C MILLEIt
1 HA T. CoTTLE.
' Fasliioiiable Tailor.
Cenlre Hall.
Haviaropeaed t>> WI- no the "aJ floor
of Gift. .V Flory b,.ti t.iig ; prepar
t-J to manuCkctur a! fin - .if n u* a'd
boy'* garments, a< < • r-img t ■ the latt -t
ityb t, and u;. n tfc rt. ' i ti ■ . a* 1 all
" work warranted t- - t der *aliff*. tion.
[Catting and repairing done Tapt y
J. CN T. HARRIS,
j NO. 5. hhis KKKIIOKKKOW.
iron; NAILS,
.
Paints
OILS, ETC.,
J ,V J. HAHKIS,
VKW St'Hlli > AM'
Paii i c Price s .
11. A. LlKitli:it.
at the old Centra ilill all.rid. .
Ju.-topening a "-10. of
NEW GOODS,
OLD FASHIONED PUD Es!
I variety < (
Ladit - Dnr- Good?
Great in
MUr :. ! Cft'.t
Ki'*dy-made Cb thin;-
Wi rra H' d to St.it
Hi> i -:l.t al. !Ca
I ant be exeellt d
His Crocery Department.
A-tonlther .-very • : ' v lit vv
;trice.
Syrup, Sugar, Tea C-Cann -l fruils, j
Doineatie nnd Foreign Fr I-, Cb' M", j
and every other ar . I. twl"ng
ing to the Grocery Depart*
menu
TAT Farmer*, Mfbar.. ■ and Laborer*
! look to your Inlereal *: - doilar av d i-j
a dollar in jmeket. Then call and let at]
what ar!tni*hingiy* low prit e*.
> trouble to a"i'-w . ■
Al*o the ehoirert I'iwiLV Fl u H
way* on hand. Apr. 16, y.
jy:,s~G. tifTKl.irS.
Donlisl, MUlhi im.
Off eft bl* 1 flpn . %' c. Dot t- ll
iMfipnifid t {Htrfflrni *ll <onrafi>ih<> let in# <kul j>tv
7R t wig ffiltj prepirwl ! ' rtfrarj fgtlh a? ;
toltl ■- |*filfi. WfS7*l j
E. LEBER Iti irm rat La*
™ f •
I IruMesl IfiMflMlV toll ir-vh' lit riitlF C- Iff i
P I 1 nrlny lirll**<!♦
\\ T M i- Wll
TV B*H
ner* Building. It- p H
• JOHN K. Ptin EL. ah .mer-at-l
ii Ut I ..lie ' an.- -i .
'_!<• jiiv.n ciD-n t i .■ i i -t Kt-'ieri) j
•jWfiir Will Hraw ,*r * . ,h| !.■< •
! M "rtjif*.Ac, <* . j ..a ...I A.. rtJb -•
tdiccvurt bwUM. UrUfi' u i;. i *t!
Join roui it*,
11 OO T & .S HO K MAKE]
II<IPL 0 M A 1
i. <i ii. J<>i.n Power* I rtbei
lift- #<*jU <lh 1 G *[< (j nl ( Vli - J
I Ire County Fair fur the ~,r IK7&. J
j/i a i u T A ®T©jv
UELLEKOME. l'A.
li < < <•]> oi<{niiliy on hand a fui
lliui oi
ft oor n*x i hii< i: s
/ ; '1 £ 3 >J 0 £ 3
J i r K ■* |ii *&* ■fiUjf on iitihd.
WE DEFY
j Loots and Shoo* far im *> woman, >
Jill styles <jua!:'y Mini pru" a * ff'Ot tin
J ! " '> <t!j !• the .Li a f ...< , oto!*ll J
aj'.l
ii i: \it v it 00/, i: it,
i ) .rw at *u4 tiealvr it
II A K X E S S,
.SAOOI.Es, B KILL KB. Jtc
CE.\TBE HALL, PA
W*K#piriii(s *0 kind* ■ xoruled ai
short notice ;*> jun Cm.
I kniioWi£ v,m
PENNbVALLw Y BANKING CO.
URNTHE HALL. J'A.
j UE< Jil\ k liEl'OfilTS. and tlloelnirr
< .-l; Discount Hotn ; Buy ami
Sol. (ioVeritUicfil Smuriun,
. Isold and C<fu|Hitn.
Ptr*K iloru, WM. B. MIH.OI.JL,
fwt Ca.no
C. 1. Alkxaxjika C M Ituaxar
A LEXANDERA ROWER*. A.
' ,rTi -1 * i 1 . li'hitriA) aiiftitiuii
u*Tt "" 1 *;•*>■<•*' loan laann.
* ' .a (nmo sad l oi.b ' ft>a a
. l-tulill**, t, u
Excelsior Cement
,M * ••si.l.imw t iai.ii aa
ion, ~ .in paeiur <*;,. at hks tiln. to.s ia.
ti .Ui mi.. i*i' V bis oaamt lu. Uaat l
■*< i <it., j.. aa. j
. i'tt"4 ' 1*1.1; atMarlsi) v]..*, ai,
* * "• " •*■* uswt, *a a* uaal I. aKM mm
H.aMßlai 1-fsSt (■„ OM II I I.l* I It. VltlM „|
* ' Hwjw" a aaadaaalitf it I teases*. l -ii.ri
■'** " ■ • *!•• 'I4J> lift IdMXiftC ftp t (It
* lh * ! '►! m*u*lmebum I *r*o*
UifllVfwrv . (II • r a*. Ul* lUfim ulrr P|m
"jr , V * i l. Ihu U
s,u I - * Il.al bptutißU Utt *ul4t i, tt
* -'!? . J.ti Mi Vl K.
" . _ PA
'jMfK J'EOPLES DHUO STOItK
RE-dI'EXED
A NEW THING IN
AN OLD PLACE.
i IK* lit'llvfoßle pi,blie and the people tt'
•■he t "tinir* generally will be {.leaxai i.
row that the old and *e!i c>tab2tubed
DRUG STORE,
,tr ihe pr-.t Tty of .lame. C'. William
■ Ai Rheriy a!t,- , t, X l door U- Hit l.
I hardware einporium, has beer, re
opened foi l untu *. and i* he
•"K rapid iy re ..locked and
U' i 1 ut \i;th the beat and tuotl popuiar
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
PERFUMERIES,
DYE STUFFS,
NOTIONS,
I tn. ryibinx uiualiv kepi in ahm-ciaa- c
I>ruy Mort
f'■!>. KlPilOlKdllEFl
I) <fn|Munlt'l atatfl linur*
:•..V.l a
| tl : t attention irivet; to the UI|U ill
iarrnarr and nthrri
•bo ,ive in the ■ imitry. SUOP never
• i. t,. w i| o want meditine* w
anything in the dru* line
c iil.der.ljrlM'd i.Otle*. t> ilrirt atteittio
ii l>u itu.- to merit and receive the pub
dc patonace.
H U ELBKIKGTOX.
" > • A gen i
D. F. LUSE.
l'A IXTER, ilKr*..
tiei> li t. .-Kruce!! to the rtlizeur ol
c ttc county in
llitii.>, Pijrti mill (Irtiatiifiilai
I'ttltiiittK,
j "*g 9 ommtufoiitig mud gilding,
imndnx
t'AK, WALNUT,
... . ( Hh>TNIJT. Etc.
' hun n: i ! aiicy l'ap Order
etj,i tlully 1 0. HI ted. i i-riiit reau(iubu
K ai>r |£
A. J 'OKNDOKF. ~
DENTIST. .
| l Mtll luculea M run l ev. NUI *ad to n mi
i !• h-'turt f t a
• ■ A-ti> if- .(•.I w nu* u ha iiio . Is lir bcf
I , t fiA*f ml t r(..t,hl rxtca | ( .
• i tt . ',ym tt, -it jf.a ntAifc tjsa ihitj TwUl r
I trnU*j with, i 1J
Harness. Saddles. &c
; ! .. dviameUaed • HMNH I!M (uiNdiii
• i
J IWB of tilP luli]u to hi* fthck ai
!> i liMLhKY
" " ll M Mat*l l>wi|ii . r*j Uy tui
• i . 'i ; *ritl Iht ;nt, • • , . • j , , arlr.
nd • 'm • aaiui( M• >ft,'dira l(aroMi i -nUf?
.it •*.<! .. !••** ii't*m f*J nuthilLl . VVutpa, u<
1 !•*. • U . vwvf.lrti lirw ■coAnbtlAt
j -tout, Isc *no . lit-m js *wm b will wul U;r time*
.1 Ai tilt JUNitb.S t t hUv itwll
Chas H, Held.
* Imli. 11 airltunikrrA Jracln
Miliheim, i .-nil-,- ij'a.
a. W.li'i., ti.l Jiw.lt, ul (bt
t tlflKk.
Ukbi ol Uo utnuth
iy i • Iftp fenlr< • ti.l u. ck .si ito toco. E*. L*
****** 100 • A lorim t Una.. Ka|wr .
' ' h ail.arta,i> ir pirrti en tlult •
iPJ
C. P E ( li * S
Coach .
l iii- ha. opened an, Hcm
" ,i; "L "i h.- uevv cliopc, toi tb
latiufncSuic of
Carriages,
Buggies,
Spring Wagons,
ShKIUIIK AN], Shl.llM,
PhAIN AND FAXCT
>fe\ ery desrriplion .
Vil vehicle* manufactured by him
ire i urrnuU'd t > render .aii.iactien, and ai
(piiil to any work ilonr ihrwherf.'
lie u-e. nmie but the best material,
: employ the most -kiilt'ul workmen.
Men th-y llsitter themselvea that theii
ork cto not he excelled for durabiliti
nd tinl<h.
Order- from x distance promptly attend
ed to.
Conic and examine my work before
■ nt r:c tiii] elsewhere.
I'RIGES REASONABLE.
\!l kin-la .if IC puriiigr bine
BE vTTY . !L'A_ K °
Grind, Square and Upright.
F im We • K l.e eh. r, . to of Win ii.
1 j Lev!."f ,v R-e Itni'i . K ivetie. Olio.
J ' *1 rece-v 'd the piano and tr-ni; it .
>'i H-fni. -I , ~ lo re. Wait. ! a
j hurt I me to i;ive it a Rood fot. If you
Jwish word in l.tvo tit wo will ehecr
jfuliy ive it.''
* oi,e* |t. Brown, Esq., Edwardsville
i ri j ; vs:
I '■ i lteaity Piano received jyive entir
JiM'is • ion Aire; • wanted Send fo
<•-*' e Ad 11 re-. I) F BEATTY,
WHlr(r 4 . NfSv lartAf
-
it GRAHAM SON.
Have lh exclusive sale in BellefonU
Edwin U. Hurts'
CELEBRATED FINE SHOES
* WIDTHS the
( Übsx
wii aa tt irXALXEM ia
Calf Skins, t
SOLE LEATHER^
Midi. FINDINGS, Ste.
Ali Kinds ufCunti'tti Work MadeT
Order.
Bisi.op Mrovt, BbLLEFuNTB, Pa.
B my tf
BEArrrs^st
lor < irg&na.
Yarturv K.t*tiiivh.-d la 1866.
F hi he IVrtt
Fiwm G 1) White, Editor llacketU
-*h. N. J.
Ttie orcn ba ■ rich, deep and tool
*r .k lone : cu.d not May in the houa<-
*Jih at it It n< *p *otiderfuily to drive
' * *> the Ihi'UtfhU o I hard time*."
J be Li-banoii P*. Daily New*, *ay* :
"l\ e Mre in receipt of OB# of thoer fiv*
•cure I'ariur C)ren, maohfat-t.ured hi
U. F. IWuy, Wiohinftui), N J, Tlu
' r Xr, i* ■ t. .e, solid bisclt walnut case
■in; in tone ii < auuiot be surpassed bv an'
natrutnent ol its kind."
broth the Lowe I Neb Htainer.
"We received this week, direct from
. i .a.'.u acturer, 1 K B ally. W**h
' N.J, bis justly celebrated ("*l.O,
'< h: ' ,n topper■;ame, and handsomely
urDished unexcelled in richness and pow
■r at U :*e. We arc more tuE pleased
e tb u and heartily recommend it to any
■ne conteinp!sling of purchasing an or
*Hfl.
Be-t offer given Money refunded upon
clurn t u. ean and freight c liar ten paid
>' ®c h. I llttlly l both ways if unsaY
-laciory. after a test trial of five day*.
■lrgau warranted lor six year*.
Agant* wanted every where, male or fe
saie, to .itivass for this superior instru
letiL Addree- D. F. BEATTY.
W hiti(U>a, New Jersey
CIO TR E HA L L
COACH SHOP,
1.1.* i tiIHKAI.
t his establi-hu,. I t,nire flail, keet
n hand, ano i. -.,■- ~t me most r.-aaoL*
de rates
. Carriages,
Buggies,
& Npring Wagons,
I'I.AI.VAMI FANCV
nd vehicles of every description made to
•rdcr, and warranted to he made of lit
i seto-oned material, and by th* moat
killeJ and competent workmen. Bodies
•r bujtK'rs and spring-wajr-.ns *c., of the
m.st n proved pattern- made to order,also
• searing ol ai' kind* made to order- All
mils .■! repairing done promptly and at
he ioto t piihtr rates
Person- warning anything in hi* line are
. quest. .. in cal! and examine hi* work
i.cy w :l i hnd it not to be excelled for dux*
•I* ily and wear. may Btl.
BEATTY S PARLOR
IK.IISI
nab . improve.
' its. idul M-.i Stop*.
u,r "I ganiste and Muti
tiis In- • ■ s and r--c.ii.tr>and
'■••n. a- -tr list class in Tone, Me
ants'., and ... y. Warranted for
•ix year*.
W-'S Elcg.tnt itnd I. aiest Improved.
H .vv bt n KW-,r.icd the Highest Preml
<us in c 'nip.-i'tioi u al. others for wmplie
). Durability. Proutpln as, and Ptaae
k •* at lion
Pure. sto-!-t and evenly balanced tone,
> l.e-trai elf-and inttantaneoo* aa
*--- which may b" bad to the reed*.
Cnrnd for l'ii,. L-l Address.
DA MEL F BEATTY,
W a-hnrtn. New JerMy
JBSf ACLES UtrpT KKI.IKK to Yoaaa Maa
TO Dv Uir eftneu of hmn* an.) Abw
A AttDi im tr 11 Ui * ****** rtßkond. Im
• AaRI A(tE nl>U) Rirrtigc rfmuvid. Ho*
p. ' -cl V.l f tv* imp tit Nm iui rrmxrkkblf i imriy
Use ks ..r.<) cut uUoarat ln>* u. *nrck*p*. Ac
How AD AWMW liTlOX.m PC. Ninth St
> lthn, PJL.- An itxt tutuxn h*vin * hlti rrpuuma
or D*t*t':*bif> nmdurt ami i>ri>fMuitooa] aklii II jtl-f
I DUN F. ALEXANDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Kcsportfuliv ..ifiT his profeasional *e*
vi'-. - to the citiaen* ol Centre Hall an-'
vi< ""ily. C'-onsuitation in English or Ger
iiati )la a lull lm- of in-truraeiits for
,-xtract. >g teeth. Office and residence in
in- Luih. parsonage 27febtf
BEATTY^^
Grand, Square and Upright
From Rufits Snyder, of the firm ofßnys
, JerA llcndrtcks. Carriage Manufacturvra,
■1 the city ol" Allenlown, Pa t
"1 must confess 1 hardly know how te
express iny gratification on receiving the
Bcatty Piuno you sbippesi nto. It is at
j le.n-t all I could ask, wish or expect On -
of our m >sl eminent musicians tried it and
-poke in the most favorable terms, after
thoroughly testing it."
Be.-t offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return of Piano un d freight charge
paid by inn tD F. Beatty) both way* J
unsatisN-tnry, v u teat trial of fi>
lay d 'or vears.
t ' - KEATTY,
■ New .lerrei
\\. T \'t"rney at-law
M I'- Office with Ja
M 25j.11 tf
IlilSfAKfyS KEPT ON FILE
" AT THE OFFICE OF,
mm
733 SIISOM ST., PHILADELPHIA*
Wbe tre enr nathoHr, ■' n C er. , M t win
•wwiitw ]■': . :beaa.iM at our
fta **■