THK CENTRE REPORTER.
TIICttSDAY FEB. 15, 1877.
LODGE MEETINGS.
CctTKi Hiu ta'tma, N.->, **. I. O. f O. P., meet*
_. , , sjine'.a, w.mg In lh* iMd Felluwa lt*tt.
J il. Itituuw. Sect. It. r A. O,
Oi p Pea* bono*. Wo. F. A. M.. mwl' on
M cviay Tnln, on or after each 101 l rnooa In the
Oil Pel lowa Hall.
p. p. ItUU araar. Sect. J A. FtJv;xo. W. M
P*ivtn a flaivnr, Pof It, meefn on Satnrrtaj sf
ci moon en or allot each fall moon, at their Halt
.1 .1- Aatitv.
LOG\ L ITEMS.
The Millhoim bund gave a concert
at Mifdinburg lest Saturday evening.
Vabntine- * Co., H. Horntar,
manager, keep the latest stylo of goods, a
few doora below the post office, Boilc
fonte,
—Work on the railroad ha* commen
ced rgitin.' Ice prevented getting tiea.
which caused a abort atop, week before
to*
l> Mover think* there i coal on hi
farm in Sugar valley, lie found some
thing black that burns like coal. Hope
It's ilie genuine article.
We are requested to say that persona
—more particularly boy- having no husi
ness in the grwve-yard at the Reformed
church, are requested not to enter the
same, as the trustees will fool obliged to
apply lite law to trosspa-sers
Mr. Wm llenny, of rear the F> rt 1
moves to Millheim in the spring. and
Samuel Kreanur of near Millheim will
move upon Mr Ilenny'a farm. Peter
Uearick moves from Old Fort to one of
Reynolds' farms on Buffalo Run. v
/ Wm. Kerlin. of Milesburg. has
rented Dunc.v. s M 1, at Spring Mills ,
Mr. Gasman, ptoeni miller, goes to the
Stone Mill.
The cara run up to Paddy mountain
new, within five i la- of this Valley, and
the ballasting from Paddy m utttain to
Spring Mills * finished and ready for
track.
—lf you are cut of work send your ad
,1; M |b M. A Young. St. Bowerv, New
York.
"J. M. S." Send tu your full name
and will publish your communication.
All printing offices r< quirethis Author
names are never made known by us.
We direct the attention of our read
ers to the advertise., tit of Autnan A I)un
kle p'aiu and fancy painters.
- wish to drink a nice cup ci
tea and sleep and dre >:u pleasantly on it,
here - a recipe that we guarantee will
work. Takes pint of boiling water then
put A tie ordinary quantity ofte* bought
k; Secblei'a faiacJ grocery, where iho best
and purest .fas are kept, and add sugar
and cream to tn.te.
R. H. Duncan sold his st. re-bouse
at Spring Milts, to Is. Grenoble, at $-1,000.
Mr. Grenoble intends removing his store
into it.
We have received the. first No. o!
the ' Pennsylvania College Monthly,
Gettysburg. Pa. It is nicely made up,
ari Sited with topics of interest to students
as well a. others. Prof. Bikle, editor t rice
$ 1 per year.
T. uc islnu>r.*y. hut health is happi
r..-- If you have a bad cold or cough,
use Dr. Bull s cough Syrup, it wii! euro
yeu. Price, 25 cents.
—By advertisement in another col
un.n d will bo seen that Prof. Fortney
will .pen a preparatory school in this
I lace, commencing Apni fib. next. Of Air
F< r'.ney's qualification., as a teacher we
need not speak, as he has held prominent
I.sltlci sin that profession already and
rcn .ered the Utmost satisfaction. :?ucb an
institution is very desirable here It will
be a great convenience and benefit to the
, xm - tftk , I 'cality who wish to edu
cate their sens and daughters and prepare
It ni i 'college- Let ev.ry encourage
no .be given to the Fenns Valley Insti
ii'n.
Business men that do the fair thing
in all respects at all limes and who treat
a'.', alike, are the ones that should receive
the support of the community. Among
t . at Bellef. nte who have lived up to
t! . rule, is the well known firm of Sech-
kr A Co., in the Bush house block at
Be'lefonto, who keep one of the best regu
lated groceries ia this state This is no
meaningless puff, but a fact acknowledged
by all who have dealt with them or Wen
there. They make it their study to keep a
complete line of everything pertaining to
thcit branch of trade and the best always.
These are point-- worthy to be remember
ed when you need groceries. We ask
n thing more tban that you give them a
trial to find out whether wc hare shot over
the mark—we know every honi-a*. man will
say that we have r.ot said more than is a
faet. You will bc*id-s, find them as pleas
ant and accommodating gentlemen to deal
with ss can be found anywhere.
Almost within a week's time three
of the oldest and wealthiest citixen* of
Potter township weie called avray by tic
messenger of death Mr. Samuel Huston,
one of the early inhabitants of this valley,
died on 7th. aged 89 yeair. On last bat
urday evening the sam - messenger called
upon Mr. Wm. Allison, sr., of l'otters
M lis, -ged 84. >ears, sni about tbe f mc
hour upon Mr. Peter Ruble, aged 74 rear*.
Thce men were obi citixen* here ai d
highly respected.
Wo believe it i not tu re than twelve
months since tbe four o*,d-st citixens of
P> ter township, Dr Wm. Wilson, 8..r
--ny Wagner, Ssm'i Hu-i n and Wm. Alli
son. sr., had a social melting;—tbe four
Dr. Wilson only remain-, tbe lest 1 ivo
gone to that bourn fiotn whence no
traveller returns.
-—One ot the neatest and most useful
articles we know of is "C coa Campho
rine," it cures chapped hands, sore lips
tetter Ac, can be earned in the ve-t pocket
and only c>sts 25 cts. It is manufactured
by F. Potts Green, Bcllefonte Pa. and will
be sent by mail to any address on receipt
of price. Every merchant in our county
should be supplied with it.
Sale of Henry Duck, dee-'J, late of
Gregg twp., on Feb. 23.
Elizabeth M'Clintic'ssale, Earleyf'. ran,
March 1.
Hugh Larrim r's sale, Centre Hill
March 2.
J5. Stain's sa!. near Bueisburg, on 7th
March, farm stock.
Wm. R. llenney's sale, near Old
Fort. Mnrch l^.
C C. Keller's sale, Centre 11a!
March 14.
Saiu'l llcss, jr., sale, near Pine
Grove, farm stock, Murch 15.
Wm. Colyer's. sale, in the Loop,
March 17.
PI-BLIC SALKS.—Mr. GEORGE Koch.
of Centre Hall, has firrt clats ability in
crying SMICS. If yoa wish U good sale,
you niu.-t have a good Auctioneer, and it
you employ Mr. Koch, he will render the
utmost satisfaction, and at the most rea
sonable-charges. Apply to him curly if
you wish t < secure him George is fully
up to the business from past experience.
18jan 3m.
J1 -n<j 'nj| 'aaojs qsao r.ja
;a:nb oq;
FA NXTS TO LEASE
The undersigned wishes to leuse A'A)
acres of land in lowa for a term of yerr
for improvement. l''G acres of w hich to be
nut under the plow next summer. These
lands arc among tbe best wheat lands of
' q For particular* inquire of
[ I 'jL 8, DARN HART,
lifcllefonle, Pa
nov ym . . v
TIIB ROSTBVM.—Dan. *
of Washington. N. J., by bis perseve
rance and well directed efforts, has attnin
ed the rostrum, so fur as meritorious Pf
anos and Oregns are concerned, and with
t'no ancient philosopher, can with confi
dence proclaim the much abused woid
"Eureka;" hi* insruments give unm;*tak
able evidence of it { the Pre** applaud
them, and those who have thoroughly
tested theui express their entire satisfac
tion in the most happy manner. He wish-
Osgood substantial agents in proper vicin
ifcies. You who contemplate purchasinj
an instrument, ot dpilrenn ngcncy, wrlt<
for particulars, lm
Mr*. IF,mill, wift of Roy- Dr.
llxmiil, died A few days ago Her funeral
look place on Wednesday 14.
An attempt was made the other week by
A girl aged 14 year*, to poison l>r. Geary
of Recoh Creek who with Dr. Tibbensand
w fe occupied a ho<o with Mr. Howard
tlobl.v. The girl put strychnine into the
coffee. The bitterness ot the coffee be*
trayed the danger to the two families and
the girl being aecuacd confessed the
deed.
Bhj. How, residing on Jack's
Mountain, 5 miles east of Lowialown.hung
himself on Saturday morning 3rd.
- Spring is tuning and many of our
readers may need new lurnituro, auch as
chamber and parlor sets, bedsteads, chairs
wool or hair tnaltrease*, or something else
in the line of house furniture, if so, they
will find a large and elegant stock always
on hand, city or homemade, at Riaohbill*,
on Spring at., Rullefente. Ho has reduced
his prices to suit the times, and we guaran
tee will render satisfaction in anything
you buy from him. lio and see his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mit.nov Majhkkt RsnhT. Jan. 31, by
Sample A Me*> iti
W lies', re 4, SI.;M.
Barley, ho.
Com,. -to ,
Oat*. to 2S,
Rye, .55.
Cloversoed, $8.25.
i Ground Alum >ait, $1 fa .
Butter, 25
I Egg*. 80.
| Lard 09
PENIfS VALLEY INSTITUTE.
n Tba Irat aaaal ■ of tf-• PManlaiy
Vklioolwi I ..pen >t CENTRE HALL, on
'Tn K LAST THURSDAY. t In April,
I>T7. and e. ntiuue ten week. Students
• : both -est- will bo prepared for College,
reaching and Bu- ne- Tuition from $5
to per term. Board per week, $2 30 to
2.75. Address.
U. W. KORTMKY.
, l.'o,hSsh# Howard, Pa.
HROPOSAL-
Scaled proposals for
the building of a school-house in "Plum
Grove" <ub-dstrict, Potter twp , will be
received by the board of Direct.-rs, on or
before \S edne.-day, Feb. For specifi
cations inquire of Jacob Hinges. The
board of Directors, reserve the right to re
ject any and all bids, and meet at
Centre Hall, >; \\ cdnesday, Fob 28, t
I o'clock, p. tu., for the purpose of receiv
ing and acting on <*l i proposals can be
vanded a- vef the Directors, or aont by
nail to the S-crotary
By order ot Board of Direo or-,
WM. A. K KHit.
Secretary.
jpi* BLIC SALE.-!
The undersigrcd will offer at his res;-
jdei.ee near O.J Fort,
On Thursday, March Bth, 1877.
1 GOOD DRIVING MARK, 4 years old,
li year old colt, 2 cows, 2 year old bull,-
bead young cattle, 1 new spring wagon.
Keeper A Mower, Corns, rat or, plows.
Harrows, Cultivators, Hakes, Forks,
Chains. Harness, Plow-gears and other
gears. Lard roller, and many other arti
cles too numerous to mention . Sale tu com
menca at 1 o ciook. w hen term* ill be
u,*de known. WM. R. lIENN'KY,
j TJUBLIC SALE.—
I The ur. lersigni-d w ill offer at public *a!o
at his residence in
Centre Hall, Wednesday, March 14.
at one o'clock, p. m., the following per
-1 sons I properly, to wit -
1 YEARLING COLT, TWO COWS
one of which will be fresh, tbe other is;
part Alderny.
1 BREEDING SOW, 7 SHOATS. 1
family sled, I scU double harness, 1 >etl :
-ingle harne-s, 1 cutting bench, largcchop
bo\, and other farming utensi.s
Household Furniture.
1 coal stove, No. 9 cook stove, 1 radiant!
light, self feeder. Tables, chairs, bedsteads ;
secretary, carpets, tub- nr.d meal vessels. |
f e b 16 " C. C. KELLER, i
RECEIPTS a EXPENDITURES OF
l". NTKK COUNTY from Jan. Ist,
j 1870 to Jan. Ist 1877.
' 1). A. MUSSER, Treasurer of Centre
j county.
Jan 1. 1877. I>R
] To amount outstand-
I ing un-., January
i*ri; $37,906 9o
j To amount taxes as
sessed for 187'* 86,015 49
To amount from
Commissioners of
Centre county 13,030 61
To amount received
from Unseated
Lands- 5,780 25
To amount received
i from Redemption
1 of Unseated
! Lands 1,200 12
j To amount transfer
red from Military
Fund 71 73
! To amount in bands
j of Attorneys for
i collection r"tt to
1874 .. i - 376 41
To amount balance
due Treasurer at
settlement 4,700 63—596,214 001
Jan. Ist 1877. CK
By arni'Untou island
ing Taxes Jan 1
la;: $42,428 CO
By amount wat rants
paid 60.071 32
By amount exonera
tions and Com
missions allowed
Collectors 1,704 08
By an.- unt Station
eiy l<>r Treasur
er's OtSce ... 10 00
i By amount Treasur
-1 er s Salary 2,OiW 00-$0,214 00
115 v balance duo
Treasurer $4,79063
I). A. MUSSER, Treasurer in account
\. th the C<'mnionealtii of Pennsylvania.
January Ist, JS77. DR.
Tobilunce received
of Treasurer
Mitchell $1,160 83
T> i . ur.t a..-, tand-
ing Taxc, Janua
ry Ist 1876 5,618 13
i To amount Taxes as
sn--cd for 1876 -.. 3,788 76—510,607 72
CK.
J anunry Ist 1877.
By am' untouisland
ing Tai'* Janua
ry 1, 1877 $6,391 66
B.v amount Stale
Treasurer's re
ceipts...- 8,570 84
By amount Exoner
ation* and Com
illusion allowed
Collectors 264 79
By amount Treas
urer's Commission 76 21
By mount in hands
ot Treasurer at
settlement 264 32—$10,Mf 72
To ba'ai ce at settle
ment due state $264 32
MILITIA FUND.
I January Ist 1877. DR.
To a mo unt outstand
ing Taxes Jahuarv
1-t J876 134 48- $134 88
CK.
• By nrriount out
standing Taxes I
i January Ist 1877... $69 38
By amount Treasur
er's Commission... 3 77
. By amount transfer
i red to county ac
count 71,73 $134,88
' We, the undersigned Auditors of Cen
tre county do hereby certify that we have
e examined the above accounts of I). A.
. Mu.-ser, Treasurer of Centre county, and
. find them correct
Witness our hands and teals this 19'.b
f dav of January, A. I). 1877.
WM. McFAHLAN'E, [Seal.ll
A. J. (iHEIST, [Seal. 1 • Auditor*
o J. M. GILLILAND, [Seal.] j
EXPENDITURES.
fj Comniissioncrs Pay.
"s A C II in ton on uc
e count balance due. $11C47
e Samuel Gruinley on
>' account balance
due 327 15-
J N Hull, services.,, 4tti VI
Andrew Gregg or-
Ir vices 000 87
11 A Mingle services 38s 69 $1,896 Oi
,J ComniLsioncts Clerk.
I J 8 BnrnhrHt, bal
, pnee due 1875„ S4B 89
" J 8 Barnhart set-
vices 967 47 $1,016 3<
Jury Commissioners.
M Grove for ser-
vices, 1876..p20 U
IC . County Auditors,
h- A J Griest for ser
if vice 5.,....—.... SBOOO
"K Jos Gilliland forser
]iP rices. 3O 00
Wm reFgrTsro for
•orv ice* HOIXI
t Jn- F Wruver for
-or\itos it * l l or k... HO lk)— $ 120 Ot*
Improvement and Repairs,
Ac new Moore work
Jail as per con-
I traet 2,243 77
I Geo Tate arohitret
at .1 nit 187 08
T K Lyman tin pipe
an.l tinning 71 20
1 Jacob Gordon pl
. termg 2S 76
II ti \\ illiams paint
ing and papering.. 86 tk)
, H U Geive rt-|mir
ing lighting rods
' at jail 43 Ik)
Car Co lumber for
jail 48 28
( ,lm> Mallerv black
smith work at jail. 12 88
1 II T Twitmiro litt
* rung at jail 64 00
> Cbas Garner i epairs
at range jai1......... 8 00
Geo SVeaVt'i'■h-mling
i range t • jail IfO
I S B Bet! repairs at
Jail ® 60
James llaley F ting
tin itu. e at jail ...... 1 0
Henry NX alker car
penter work... 14 98
S A Brew jail re
pairs - 3 10
11 Hoffman earuen
tor w. rk at jail... . 5 37 $2,805 84
Ordinary Expenses.
Nora M Callister
washing for pris
oners 1I 60
Robert McKi.ight
gas tor court house
and latl 436 Ik)
J It A C l Ale van
dt*r IHIRI Ipf court
house and jail 417 43
J 11 Dobbins medl
ial servif- l(-o*>,.._, 36 ik)
J 11 Dobbin-on '■ - l
services I>7B 100,00
15 Galbraith on ser
vices as janitor
and bat 306 U)
B Galbraith eourl
Cri -r - 108 U)
D S lv. or .or agi l
cullurnl Society .. UOlb
Western penitciitii
rv keeping con
victs 578 90
In-ane hospital
Danviile for In
Jur.-r- ;>y ■ 6,236 86
Asse-- ; - for
ing and Kegi-ter
ing - 1,664 00
Road view-. - 5t'4>35
Slcction expe:s.. 1.7 8 87 \
Refunds. < unsealed
lands. - 1,401 62
Redi . tion uiiseo'.
rd lauds 1,08111
Refundli g taXca
overpaid. ......M-—•• 186 36
Cot -tab' - pay ... 4.>9 80 I
Tlr-tave pay 560 41
J 11 \ osburg court i
rej o .1 - 61000
insurat... ■ < R put-.:c j ]
buildups - 66 tk)
Bridge view* a: 1 ]
engineers pay at
Bridge-, 170 47 1
J D Spt-ring "i. co
bridge at Curlin's 1,766 00 j
11 D Y • sgt r co
bridge at Julian- 998 9$ j
M NY Cow.lr cu
bridge at Pent.s I
Creek - 400 00 I
Premium- in
lions - 60 00 t
Caniniissieuer- net. -
paid 9,TJB 15 j
Inter.-t i n notes
and Bonds.. 2,4. - .'
Commission on iy
Lunacy....... 15 00
Commo nwe •11 h
costs paid 2.988 63 0
Scalp pr> m .urn* 844 29 c
Teachers D>t tute.. 187 80 „
Inquest on dead bod- c
ies„ 62 Tkj ~
Rod damages paid. 2SOUO ,
B F StiatTer sum- 0
moiling jury Jan ,
Ist 1876....- - 5830 f ,
L NY Mun-n on ac
count - 2,(kW 00 s ,
J 11 M nehell bal- ! j
ance due as trcas- \
urer............ 2,160 08 j
C M Bower com a'.- j
torney- 75 a> (.
II Y S.itger -'.ai ii—
ery bills ll)T 18 u
Jno II Morrison for _ e
his office • - ......... 25 9) £
Jno M Dermot re
pairs at jail and ,1
courthouse - 85(A) ij
D Wo.'dririg clian
dilier at jail 1A) 62
F McCuinsty bill for
plastering 5 If)
J L Spangler | ■ ; < r
ing i thee - S 2k)
D Garmaa horse (j
hire 1b76..„. l3 60
Coinm:--ioncr- ex
peii< - to examing
bridges..... 26 Ik) J
Commissioners ex
pense* delivering J
election papers _ _ 1
duplicate- Ac..... . 13T 26 N
Wm tialbrailh
plumbing - 9 25
NV S Wolf repairs
to pipe - 90 J
Wm A eliler Btove I
and pipe 8 86 J
J S MalNry repafr
vault d00r... 1 ft)
J 31 Licb white- Y
washing jail 6 60
Wm Mann tor |>ei:s 4 25
" duplicate- 41 2o 'I
" 11 oks reg
ister's office 2500 J
Wm Mann indict
ment docket 7 00 77 60
Henry H-ffman ,1
deK and stool 8 50 I
Jno Boal wood lor
jail - 7 00 J
Kcthn i k wo. d for
jail - 2 00
Jno Lulz wood fir
jail 2 00
M irr Kurey w< d
r rj-.il 5 (*) 1
Win 8i ear wood for
jail - 2 00
.1 1) Shugert wood
fur j ul - 39 00
Ge It. v- v.. i : r
jai1..... 2 ft)
NN m L Spicer w. d
to/jail 2 00
Wm L Sp.eer wood
for j i I , 1 60
Jns O Brian ballot
box-- 4 tlO
A Williams books
and stationery "4 05
Adams Express co
charges on books
Ac 1 00
Wilson A Hicks
Hardware Ac 4 40
T A links A bro
hardware 7 70
Holler A Kline
clothing for pris
oner- - 10 10
Ju-O Brian repairs
to furnituru - 1 00
A Sussman grass
seed for yard 75
John J Tower hand
cuff'- fir iail 32 35
I) Bolinger chairs
for commissioners
etli ■■ 8 60
NV A Tcbins lot k
fur recorder's of
fice 10Q
.1 A J LUrr* hard
ware bid - 13 26
I Guggcribeimer
clothing for pris
oners 11 03
II L Thomas for
pen- 2 60
Cleaning office - 2 00
O NV Foole paper
j and advertiseing... 460
The Deschner re
pair- to I luincuifs
A< 7 6 8$
1 H II .trir.an Carpen
ter work at jail.... 1 6Q
, John T Johnson
tamp- and box
rent .. 27 94
Win ya! bra it li re
tniirs to wall paper 900
N\ Twilmire repairs
to stove Ac C 50
Jacob Shroni bind
ing m illing 1 60
Joseph bros bill re
pairs court rn itn... 2 86
Jno Brackbill re
pairs to cbuirc C 09
Doak and 1 ion bar- --9
g. r biii printing (J
II :. 13 76
Jno Rote horse hire 200
,1, E A iSiuiih tinning
at court liouse
root 3 21
N A L leas ice for
c Utt room i IsfJ
D M'G eiin ice 60
Barbara Smith care
of insane pauper..7 10 5P
J S Mai lory repair
ing locks at jai1..... j 00
I< kindling
J> wood court house. 2 00
W Porter chopping
wood court house. 2 00
Pennßß co freight
on range ............. 6 ID
• "pnngler A Forter
} I- 1 ■ fi
n
1> A M u--cr triMur*
I ors ad vcrthiug un
• seated land* 000
i Ailvi>rtiaing trfMur*
| or's sale* of laud
j bought by county 890 00
\V A I'ohia* book*
I'.r Recorder's ol
lice 81 00
\\ A Tohx** clmt
|k| tnortgsge in
dex 10 00
\V (' Heinle work
on commonwealth
deckel 6 00
\\ Kotluvck mo
nine county line. .8 00
.1 \ Hall nil ex pen Ml
of urx eyer coun
ty line "0 00
\\ il Wllkinxon 18 00
A Dunlap 800
,1. - I lev ling 86 00
\\ \V It.-throe I, 800
Win 1' Mitchell. . 'JOOO
Jito t'opcnlin*er,
board of sur
veyors 66 29 MO If J
Ko-ter A Steven-..>ti
Election la* 1 25
Spangle r A Foster
bursa hire '2 00
T J M> Colli unh
horse hire... 1 60
II llariuiati carpen
ter work court
house .. I 81
Jno Kolle v 11*ix11 ot
| Wood for jail "JUI
Dan 1 Garman
boarding Jurors... 0 00
Joseph bros ticking
for jail 7 66
Dan'l Derr g fix
tures 4 50
llrder of scries ol
IS., paid .. 692 40 it I .', 966 6.1
Order road lunda un
sealed lands 4,2411 S3
Order of poor funds
un.-eated lauds.... . 2.4'°>B 56
$6.71J 38
Printing Dills,
| P liray Meek on ac
! Count hilt render
i ed ... 060 40
K T Tuieti on ac
count hill render-
I el 107 8U
! Fred Kurt', on ac
count b: 1 render. I 209C0- $1,267 'JO
Total expenditures $50,071 82
I \V MI'NSON Sheriff, in account
with Centra county :
Jan 4. 1877. DH
Po cah , n acci int $2,000 00
To fine rocrivt-d of
Ga1braiih............ 610
To two gross pens ... 2 26
To :iua ,;t t e -t a' I
fines collected 218 2l
To baisf.cu 1,830 11— $3.66666
Jan 4, ls-77 t'K.
By bill comtn> n
wealth coil* 201 61
Uv t.i-arii rgpri> n
•i- .. 1,816 00
By publishing court
praclanialiotts.. ... 81 JO
By publishing elec
tion proclamations 66 20
By taking prisoners
to penitentiary ... 6WI 00
By desk, beds etc. 1
for jail 380 Uj j?
By taking insane 1
pert*nt to asylum OCtD
By bureugh order 22 50
By summoning Ju
ror* 871' i"
44y watching prison e
er* 92 nights. 181 U>- $3.666 66 j
Balance due Shi '.ff
M un> i at >i Ula
ment $1,330 11. r .
Static or Pa. j ; J
Uentkk <*>. j *
We, the undersign- n
ed Auditors of Centre county do hereby |
ccri.lv tl at in |> ir-uance of an act ef the
as-.tnblv cnlilied an act relating to
cuunt • an 1 : vi nships an t county and '
; wn-' .p -•- 'we met at the connuis- 7
sinners' ®ce. it- clonic on the first Mon
day in January 1877, and did audit and t
settle :.d a u-f the tetrera accounts set j
forth in the foreg ug statement-
In wit lie-x w rt-f we have hereunto
set our hand *i d seals tins ninclventh •'
day of Jnnumrv. A. 14., 1877. *
\V. NcFAKI.'ANK, [Seal . )
A.' GRKIST Sea!.' Auditors. .
,1 M UILLILAND [Seal I >
L'estkk Cof.xiT. SS h
We. the undersigned cm- f
ml- i ■:. r f Centre county, do hereby j
Mfttfy that the fortniag is a true and;
correct-lal'-men! •' the receipts aad si- r
penditure-of i 1 . -unty from the first f
Jay ef J iary 1 *"7 C to the flrat day of (
January lf>77. ,
Alt. t. J NEWI.IN HALL,
11 lit K \NDRKW GREGG, *
Clerk 11. A MINGLE, h
Commissioner*. „
OUTSTANDING TAX KS DUE BY .
COLLECTORS, Jan. I, IM7. },
1871.
II Carton, Bellefonto S'J.C 28 7
A J llassmger Ben- i
ncr 141 88 r
Jno -haffer Walker 130 29 SI7S 96 t
1872 1
W Kiddles Philips- :
burg 63 GO t
Thus Marshall Ben- r
ner ........ 18 96 >l
J Ward ilalfmat n- 26t"> 97 t
David KobbLiberty 14 62 it
J nines Gates Snow I
."-hoc 824 79 $676 92 >
1878. |i
Charles Brown . i
Bellefonto 860 76 <
I> it Ma lane It. ggs 186 91 I
LC Ucarick Mar- It
ion 26007 >
Jo K-.-s Spring 162 U7 1
W Kiddle Philips- i
burg 104 08-sl,ols 89 i
1874 I
Mit had Shaffer
Walker 106*8 <
Jos Foi Bellefonto 973 11 ~
W Kiddles I'bilips- ' ]
hurg 967 64
K 11 Carr Milesburg 267 45
David L.dtr Benricr 4u> 5
F Carson Iturnsidc. 37 34
F Ks-rchotr t'urtin.. 123 28
S It W il..n li!rr i . "JIU 18
V\ Leathers How
ard.... 2.t3 22
\\ W SpangUr Lib
urty 102 35
W Cros* H i fni >.m 872
K"bt McCortnick
Potter 376 95
II It Wi cox lUish_ 668 11
I) 11 Yeager Snow •
5h0e...... ..... ... 165 tt9
,I> Boss Spring 338 79 —$4,860 27
! 1875.
;C llrown l!ellefnte. 1,4.78 06
; A J Grahatn Phil
' ip-burg 453 34
1.) P Shnpe Miles
| hurg 2=41 86
| WAI limn jr. How
ard 122 94
il L Barn hart It.-ggs ('•*. 98
;J It Newcomer
Burnside 4'"> (**
id T Ltica- Curtin.... 9" 74
11 > Krchs Fi-rguon_ 347 73
Michael He-* Harris 3tk> 27
'.I M Kline Howard.. 105 78
D W Kline Huston- IT4*4
C A Courier Liberty 312 63
. Perry Condo Mar*
j ion 473 63
I W Trcsilcr Paiton.. 81 00
11 W Wilcox ltush- "•'< "4
James Watson Snow
shoo 219 69
J Sweeny Spring...- 699 33
S Hoover Tay lor 102 68
JSwurtz Walk
er 477 GO
A.l Tate Bcnncr...- 'J'3 32 $0 667 17
187'b
J H Morrison
It.- lefonte 3,3.75 80
T M Hall M lie-burg 210 8$
(< JdcCutcheon
l'hilipsburg 772 69
Conrad Diibl How
ard 210 08
S A Martin Union
Vills* 133 02
A Garbrick Bonner 1,885 17
W S L >.v ltiirn*ido 192 42
.1 (' Walker It.-gga 860 01
Win Thon>|iaon sr.
College 1,974 03
Win Mann Curtin... 291 07
H C Campbell Fer
guson 2,705 76
.1 tvriimrine Gregg.. 2,571 88
.1 Ketner Haines 1,702 *5
.1 T Stewart Harris.. 1,644 37
P W Burket Half
M . on ; g'iß 76
14 W K line Huston. 88
•I M Kline Howards 02b 2ft
.1 A Stover Liberty. 704 02
I> Hurler Marion... 1,24097
D Kreamer Miles... 1,70049
W .1 Fursl Patton— 706 02
\V Weiser Penn... 1,426 17
GW K. cli Potter... 3,799 94
K 11 Da!" t',i • h r>7B 4?
J Null Spring 2,148 00
J ThompiOn Snow •
shoe I so 2 14
W Miller Taylor,., 270 88
Win Spojlt yniop. 232^7
J H Beck Walker... 1,800 97
'I Denning Worth. 282 92—586,293 8'
$48,880 6
In bnndsof attorney!
fbr collection and
1 included in
J 'yalfrt . 8
FINANCIAL KXIIIIUT OF CENTI
COUNTY.
Jan 1 1877. I>K
To notes and bonds
I due sundry per*
| sons S4B 803 09
To balance duo D A
M usser at 5et...... 4.790 63
To balalico duo L
\V Munson 1,390 11
To balance due A
Gregg commis
sioner 1 13
To ba'ance duU
N Hall commis
sioner 06 09
To balance duo 11 A
Mingle 4 81
lly baianeo P Gray
Meek printing... 18400
By ballanco duo F
Kurtz, .e..- 3100
By balanen duo It
Galbrailb 276 t!)
By balance due A
Williams prolhon
otary costs 114 09
To balance due 11 D
Y eager on bridge
contract..... 101
By balance due B
Liggett Jury eotn
mitsioner. 87 68
By an ount common
wealth costs duo
sundry persons... 406 76
Balance 470 10—$oh'ol8 i
January 1, 1877 t- 41.
By amount out
statiding taxes.... JtH.Hfkl&t
By amount out
standing taxes un
seated lands 4,ltt)oU
By notes held by
j (Commissioners... 1,678 04
| By amount in hands
alloriieys for col
lection 943 34
By amount due from
estates boroughs
and townships for
keeping insane in
asylum as bclew
Pasterago estate 70 11)
ltush township 193 '.k
Itellefonle b0r0"219 >4
I Harris twp 133 26
l'hilipsburg her I*9 81
/ Patton twp.... 78
Huston twp 70 86 $1,121 68—566,618 f
Balance to credit of
county $476 10. feb 8 I
Billkfoktb Mai* its.— January 11
by Shortlidge AC'.
1 White wheat, t 36.
Bed " 136
! Bye. 65.
Corn, shelled, 45
1 Corn, cob, 40
Hats, 30.
Barley, rye weight, 56
Cloverse Is9tos9 26 per 64 poinds.
Potatoes retail, 1 00
Flt ur per barrel, wholesale, f'i 76.
retail, $7 00
Ni>ya Scotia plaster, ground, 11 50.
Cayuga " $960.
Anthracite cal
Chestnut tcr ton at yard, s.>oo.
Small stove, " I*
Stove, " j5 26.
Kiit. " 6o 00.
Broken. " $6 00.
MAHRI AGES.
On Jan 23. by Dr H. Zeigler, Johi
llshne of Kelinsgrove, and Mrs. Maggx
Smith of M ifflinburg. and a daughter o
liaa< Stover, of Anronsburg.
DEATHS.
On the Ist., at Wtsodaard, Harry, sot
of Kalp;. and Laura Spigelmyer, aged 1
year.
In L k Haven, on the 'JGth of Janua
ry, Mrs Ar.r te McClintic, wifeof Charlsi
McC'liiitic, aged 26 ycrrs.
In New York citv. Jan 29. of pneumo
nia. James Trace Hale, Jr. son of the laU
Hon James T. Hale, ef t'ellefonte.
tin the evening of the 10 inst , at Pot
ters Mills Wm. Allison, sr., aged H
years.
Go the evening of the 10 inst-, in Poltei
twp.. Peter Buble age "3 Tears, 4 months
snd 25 days.
Near Farmer's M.lls, Imar.uel Taylor,
son f Jehn Taylor, aged 17 years, I mo.,
ai d 20 days, died 6th.
lmmanuel Taylor was an exemplary
young man I vattchixed him and took
him into connection with the Luiheran
Church at Farmer s Mills, last spring.
Before he died he requested his sister U
read the 24, 25 and 261h Psalms—Ftalmi
full of the crying* of a soul resting on
Christ. Ills disease was neuralgic rheu
matism. During all his sufferings, which
were very acute in the last days of bis life,
he b< wed the resignation and fortitude o!
an old *oldier of the cross. b. K F.
On 3rd inst, near Freeport. 111., Jans
D . wife of John J Lamb, aged 04 years,
2 months and 5 days.
Ttu. ail ther old settler has passed away.
The subject of the above notice was born
in Centre county. Pa., I where her broth
ers and sisters still reside,) there she wai
married and moved to .Stephenson county.
111., in the fall of IM6. Settling five
mite* north e*l of Freeport, on the wild,
unbroken prairie, where like all frontiers
men they suffered many privations and
inconvenience# for the first few years, but
through industry and economy they ac
quired a pleasant heme, where they iived
happy in the enjovmenl of the tame until
she w'a* attacked'with typhoid pneumo
nia, from which she suffered for ten days
w hen death came to her relief oa .Satur
day, dying in the triumphs ef a living
faith in her Lord and Master. She was a
devoted christian and affectionate wife anJ
a kn.d neighbor, all of which seemed t
b- appreciated by the community, for not
withstanding the bad condition of thx
roads her remains were followed to thr
cemetery by a large concourse of friendt
and neighbors, there being about sixty
conveyances at the church, where retj
appropriate addrc*es were delivered bj
Itevs M ilchell and Gtffen. "•
We will start you in a busines
PIU you ran mk* |<io a wnk with
MONT Ycut capital i easy and respect*
®*" Wt I e ,iher sex. M. A
Young. 261 Bowery, N Y. 16fcb 3n
ALWAYS AHEAD ! !
Our POPULARITY For Low Prices Is Daily On The
Increase.
Having purchased the largest Stock of Goods in our
line ever brought to Bellefonte, we are offering extra
inducements to buyers.
MEN'S SUITS FOR $5 AND Ul\ MEN'S OVERCOATS. 13.50 UP.
MUSLINS FROM 5c A YARD UP. LADIES' "OpE,
LADIES' (X)ATS, RHAWLB, TRIMMINGS, HATS. AND FANCY GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY AND AT THE VERY BOTTOM PRICES,
MEN'S BOOTS AT $2 A PAIR. LADIES' FINE SHOES SI A PAIR.
M EN'S 11 ATS AS LOW AS 75 CENTS. A FULL SUIT OF UNDEP.WEA R FOR 5<V
AND ALL OTHER GOODS AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES.
.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
TIMES. GIVE US A'CALL BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
S)V£ 1)3 A BAIL VtXSii WU COM2 TO TO'VTM"B2M£MB£f) YM2 PLABi
—THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND OF Apr 2
14
S. it A. LOEB.
KK HARD WARK AND STOVES!! JJARDWARE AND STOVES!!
(COMPLETE LINE OP ALL KINDS OF IIAJiDWARE.
0
SPKARH, ANTI-CLINKER, SILVER MOON, PARLOR STOVER THE BEST IN TIIE MARKL*. TIlFttF. 18 NOTHING TO
EQUAL IT IN SERVICE OR BEAUTY, Price reduced to uit the time#.
SUSQUEHANNA COOK STOVES IMPROVED, ANTI-CLINKER, GRATE AND REVERSIBLE TOP PLATES. WtrrftDted It
best baker in the market.
O
SOVEREIGN PORTABLE RANGES, can attach a water-hack for boating water in Bath Room, retry little higher than ordinary Cook
Sloven, and good baker*. We alto have a full line of cheap and medium price PARLOR STOVES. Prices to auit tha trade.
THOMAS A. HICKS <fc BROTHER,
Bellefonte, Pa
&o|
? J
I Tbree coverlet lootns, two carps
| looms with machines and fixings belongtn
to a carpet weaving shop, for sale cheat
Apply to Wm. Kllitiger, Aaronsburg.
BRICK FOR BALE -First class brie
willfbe kept on hand for sale by J <
Del dinger at Eerbe's Centre Ha!
brick rardt These briek ar
offered so low that it will pay persons at
distance to come here for them.
| Intending to continue in the manufac
ture of brick they will be kept constant),
on hand, and fair inducements offered t
purchaser*.
ruug tf. H. K ZRBBK.
I2> ATENT
M DESK SLATES.
Cembining in one
4t SLATE. DBA WIN?} HUBFACE A
WBITINO DKSK. 60 cents
19. Undoubtedly the most instructive ihiof
ever invented for the youthful mind
MOTTOES i MOTTOES i
6 Each 6 Each.
PICTUKE FRAMES I
Fine Rustic Frames, varnished, withglasi
end black complete. Note the remark
ably low prices :
44 by ti4 at 25 cents. C by 8 at 30 cents
Bbylo at 33 tents. 10 by 12 at 40 cents.
All other sites low in proportion.
MOTTO FRAMES,
with Urge gill bead, varnished, with glass
I and Back.
I 86 Cents. 86 cents.
SPLINTS FOB FRAMES,
All Colors and sizes.
BTKBOSCOPIC VIEWS,
in great variety
BEAUTIFUL CHBoMOS.
f--r |cents each.
" I'LAN'TOGKAI'HS FOB DRAWING.
new ai d complete invention which all
'"visitors to tho Centennial must have torn
use. Only 26 cents.
WELCH'S CHEAP BOOK. STATION-
KKY A VARIETY STOKE,
®-2&jan 4t No. 1 Humes' Block. Bellefonle.
') :
•Wolfs Old Stand.
s.l
* AT
VAT oii4T2 BALL,
TMngoificcnt Stuck of Fall aad Win
ter Qooda.
Y:O7I*PRJCAI LTW PRKU I
k!
"j POLITE ATTENTION !
J
IS ■
n :
i- Having just returned from the East, and
v. bought at panic prices, 1 am now prepared
' xo sell cheaper than ever before. My xlock
' consists in part of
,f DRY GOODS,
, r GROCKRILS,
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
(
r ;j HATS A CAPS,
BCX)TS & SHOES,
3 RUBBER BOOTS,
SANDALS, Ac., Ac.
;• Ladies' and Genu* Underwear a spec
lalily.
Ji A I.ARQR STOCK OF
: READY - MADE CLOTHIM6
-c.constantly on hand.
•
1*
j.| Customers will fiud the atock com
■J pleto. and a call is all that i* requirad
- to assure you that thi* ia the het
J* place in tha valley to buy your goods
* Kcmember, ice have but on* pric* for
i
u everyone.
1 Wm. Wolf.
CENTRE HALL
" DRUG STORE.
J.C.MILLER.
1,1 (Successor to JK. Miller A Son.)
re
* Dealer in Pure Drugs and Medicines
Dye stuffx, aud Druggist's sundries.
I, PIIIE WISE AND LIQUORS
U For medicinal purposes-
The best brands of
- CIGARS AND TOBACCO
always in stock.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded.
J.C MILLER
' IRA T. COTTLE.
Fashionable Tailor.
C'enlre Hall.
Having opened rooiii* on the 2nd flooi
„ of Gift A rlory's building be is proper
rd to manufacture ail kinds of men's and
boy's garments, according to the latest
( ktyles, and upon shortest notice, and at
s work warratited to render satisfaction.
Cutting and -epairing done. 7sept j
Jas. Harris iV Co.
*
| NO. 5, BROCK ERHOFF ROW.
IRON, NAILS,
iFalnts
OILS, mc.,.
JAS. HARRIS A CO.
Bcilefbnle.
STOKE. NEW GOODS AND
J
Panic p rices.
H. A. LARRIMKR.
| at the old Centre Hill stand.
> I Just opening a Stock of
NEW GOODS,
OLD FASHIONED PRICKS!
A large variety of
Ladies Drew Goods
] Great Bargains in
Muslins and Calicoes.
Ready-made Clothing
Warranted to Suit.
! lli* Cloths and Caasimers,
Cant be excelled
His Crocery Department.
Astonishes every one in assortmentand low
i prices.
Syrup, Sugar, Tea Coffee. Canned fruits,
Domestic and Foreign Fruits, Cheese,
and every other article belong
ing to the Grocery Depart
m* n L
Jtoc- Farmer*. Mechanic* and Laborers
llook to your interesL One dollar saTed is
'a dollar In pocket. Then call and see at
what astonishingly low prices.
p9~No trouble to show Goods "VKs
• j Also tha choicest Family Flock al
ways on hand. Apr. 16, y.
■ j\Eß.e. wmnr
Dentist, MUlheim.
Oltn tto |ratM-ul ertiw uUs uablic. lis to
pr*t>*rd to esrtvrn *U c>v*r*U<MU Is lb* 3*mtoi pn>
> U*o
I, Hs toaev foilrpr*p*r*d lo sstrsrt tssibslto-!tot}
stlbesl (1b _ iwrTU
W F. REBKR. Atlorner-at Law.
VT s IVrtßpt xltnll--n l,*o to *ll traiai so
'iraatod to hto raf* la l'toar**Mor ( tain coaatz. Of
Sc. •llti l" r l ortato.
\\T M 1' WII. - 1 1 N
J; Bellefonle Fa Office in Mrs. Ben
( ner's Building. Bellelonle Pa.
' T 01IN~h\T()f fEltT\ ttorney-at
y|J Law. Itoilx-Uaa* emmpUf madataad *iweU:
ftltAtUoa fflran to iboo* hating Uada ot propot-tv fnt
a !• Will Armm mp nd have orknowr 1 Kigr*>4 lWod
Morlgftfrs Af OS ie in til* dIAUOI'!, oorlk Mdf of
fXkm ooort baooss. Boilolottto octSSiW.f.
BREONS HOTEL,
MILKOY. PA
i The bet table and bar, and excellen
stabling 6-r horses. Also a fine resort fo
summer hoarder*. Buss to depot, ant
daily stages to Centre county. Charge
ree.ur.eble GEO BREON. Prop'r
A RAKECHANCE
Fur a Bowing Machine.
•• You can have your choice of the follow
ing first rlass sewing machines ■
New American, St. John Domestic
Daniee, Singer,
Remington, Howe,
and Weed.
At the Hewing Macbins store of Bunnell A
Aiken, Ea* Market street, Lewistown.
Also parts, aiUchments and needles fei
all machines
Great inducements for cash. Don't fai|
to see the St. John, something entirely
new.
Old Machines taken in part payment foi
e new ones Send Mel* to the abox-e party
and you will get by return mail, 1 dos. as
sorted needles fur any mar-htne ftOnovly
• OF A THOUSAND.
d llavtog discovered, in a manner almost
[[ providential, a positive cure for Consump
'! tion and all Long Complaints, 1 feet it my
1 duty to make known in a practical tnannei
J by furnishing a sample buttle, free ol
charge, to all sufferers, my only hope ol
remuneration being that the medicipe will
perform *1 I claim for il. The ingredi
ents are of the choicest herbal products
and perfectly safe ; will b>- sent free to all.
Address at ->nce, Dr. O. Phelps Brown, 21
Grvnd .Street, Jersey City, N. J., or may
be had of J. K. Miller A Son, Druggists,
Centre iiall. Fa jan 4 ly.
C T. Alkxskpek. C M How ii
ALEXANDER a BOWER, AI
toniyxst Law. Wattotwato -| —it s'lraltna
lira to C-.U*vU./.a aad "rl.ua>' uaan brMUe.
I*S b# ceeselit lb ( >rau sua Kaitot> ((Aas to
'j*itasa . taulOUie. ik/W ~i It.
Excelsior Cement
• RtdmlfflPiJ isdV • ininiH Wgy.
' "*.s uwains. St tos sua*, aaar CXm
CWS Mill*, ia Hum h. Tats mm La* aitwadf
LaM uw* is .artr put.M u|- U>* 1. C. k *TC.
UK . aad baa Laws fuwad aaualaMan WBae all
H- wLars il La* l>awa a**(l. aad a* auaal to aa* aww
utoautafUwwd tor aaa ta Clotaraa, v Star Pn.os ar
s '!-> a food uaalM. wf > Is—| u ten
I w * Tautoa.sul Uas siroad, lon tout far aad
' wide, aad rendered t>„ uimhw* aalMfartioa Perauaa.
Utewfoee euatorttotoam r totonto, lasta Ktto lltte
So , will Sad it iw taeir sbaslrst ta lot * Uu* ia
talad and slao thai kowarraau Uw aruri* aa nut
aaaud Jo HUVkST
sKfiH Aaroadbwig.Pw.
r |HIE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE
IRE-OPENED!
A NEW THING IN
| AN OLD PLACE.
The Bellefonle public *nd the people ol
the country generally will be piewsed to
know that the old end well established
' DRUG STORE,
late the property of James C. Williams,
on Allegheny street, next door to Hicks',
hardware emporium, has been re
opened for business and is be
j ir.g rapidly re-stocked and;
filled out with the best and must popular
DRUGS AHO MEDICINES.
PERFUMERIES,
DYE STUFFS,
NOTIONS,
and everything usually kept in a first-class
f Drug More
• PHESI HIPTIO>N( AHEFrLr
ly compounded at nil boom
ol the day or night, and particular and
prompt attention given to the wants of
Isrmers nn-L others
who live in the country. More never
closod to those who want medicines or
anything in the drug line.
• The undersigned hopes, by strict attention
r to busing**, to merit and receive the pub
, lie patonage.
H X KEEEISOTOK,
Caprly. Agent
D. F.LUSE,
: PAINTER,S™.
offers hia services to the citizeoa of
. Centre county in
Hon*e, Msn und Ornamental
. I'aiiiting.
. Striping, ornamenting and gilding,
1 Graining
OAK, WALNUT,
CHESTNUT. Etc. 1
Plain and Fancy Paper banging. Orders i
respectfully solicited. Term* reasonable. I
UOaprtf. i
T\U. A. J. OBNDOKF.
' DENTIST.
ts UU located el I'tae drove Mill, and M now pr
pared la Intel lo lie borne, of patient. el . dllrt.en.
end readei an} dealred errrice In bi* lu. la lb* beat
man nor. of beat gullli and al rMeiubb ralaa In
•artoo of new dentures mad* a specialty. Teeth ax
loaned without pain. II JmTS
A CDITOR S NOTICE.—
> Ttx ihe matter of the distribution of the !
money in the hand* f the administrators ,
f the estate of lion. S. S. Woif. dee'd.
The auditor appointed by the Or
phan s Court ol Centre county, to distri
bute the money in the hand, of the ad- ,
ininislrators as shown by their account ,
filed lo and among those legally entitled
to receive the same, will meet the parties
interested at his office in lleliefonte,
on Monday, the 21*1 of February, 1877, at
. 10 o'clock, when and a here all parlies in-
I terested can attend if thee see proper.
St J. L SPANGLKB.
Auditor.
~ HI E GREAT CAUSE
or
HUMAN MISERY.
Just Published in a sealed envelope, price
six cent*.
A lecture on lbs n.tnrr. Ire.imt-nl and Radical
k' ror ol >rratn*l VVplidw, or
#4 by Soil Aim*. Involuntary I* Tnt-*ton* lriH>Uicy.
Nrrvou# l>rM!ity. and Impediment* to Iltrna|* ftD
raUf . t ounujui-ttun. KptVonj, and • lt, nod
riiralcal lnaiwirii/, Ac .- B* holwrt J. Calrrnrell,
M !.. author ol thn "tirwo Ilook," Ac.
Tb irorld author. In thia *>lmtrabU Lec
tor*, tlauly j-roTc* from hti own r*inri#nca that tbr
awful conMajurnoo* of S#lf-Aba** my U cfftn-lualb
nntiotod wit ut tntdiclnw, and without Aawffwrou*
• ■itileal opwnUioaa, bouftt*. toatrumwau, m cordial*.
t\ iHsintina -it a iiiodt* ol cur# at oner errMln and effect
ual. !•: which rvsry smflercr. wo tnaurr what hla eon
dltiou may l>, may cure hiiwaolf ahoa;%if. it h ately and
radically.
Tuia lecture will prow* a boon to t nouaand* nod thou
■and*.
h#ut under Mai. In a plain envelope. lo any addrw
(Mat ivaid. on receipt of aU conta or two pott tUK
Addrwaa the
run n lvkrwell, mkdical co
Oct 41 An.j York; I'.at t>cw Boi.ia*
' J. ZELLER & SON
} DRUGGISTS
| Noti Urockcrli(iH'Ro\v,Bt*llefonte,Pa
Uenlera in Ih-uest, riieuiicate
I*erl\iuiery. I nuc) i.ood Ac.
Ac.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medics
iMirno.es h1 war* kett THAT Si 72.
Henry Heinhart.
WOOUWAItD
* UNDERTAKER.
1 Collins of nil styles mi.le on shortost n
•tico. Undertiking striotly attendad.to
11 Charges reasnnabla 17 au* v
—-The R:-orter
moved and will be found nearly opposite
('the post-offlce,
Lincoln Bp"— "•nvrdor. mikes bat
twr awnm a* v --*. * in'*' -hnm
Tryi' " ...,
GRAHAM & SON
y Have the exclusive tale in Bellefonle
Edwin C. Hurts'
J CELEBRATED FINE SHOES.
8 WIDTHS, fbe
I 2*i Sheas 5n th% VJtrh J.
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LI A U Kiuds of Custom Work Made To
1- i Order.
J Bishop Street, BELLEPONTE. Pa.
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, PENNSVALLE Y BANKING CO.
- CENTRE HALL. PA.
JJ RECEIVE DEPOSITS, ud allow Inter^
• est; Discount Note* ; Buy and
• Sail Governmentbecurities,
Id Gold and Coupons.
. PlT** Horrita Wm B. MIXOLI,
i| Cashier
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RFATTV'O Gold
EDlllAl 1 I Drogue Par
lor Otgmns.
Factory Established inXIS&6.
From the Presa.
From G. D. White. Editor HscketU
lown.N. J. Herald.
I "The organ hat a rich, deep and sonl
stirnng V® ne J could not Uy in the house
without it. It help* wonderfully to drive
away the thoughts of hard times "
The Lebanon Pa. Daily News, eays :
. "We are in receipt of one of those fire
octave Parlor Organs, manufactured by
D. F. Beatty, Wellington, N. J. This
organ is a fine, solid black walnut case,
and in tona it cannot be surpassed by any
instrument of iu kind."
From the Lowell Neb. Register.
, I "We received this week, direct from
■ the manufacturer, D F. Beauy. Wash
ington, N. J., bis justly celebrated organ,
elegant in appeerance, and handsomely
furnished unexcelled in richness and pow
t er of tona We are more than pleased
1 with it. and heartily recommend it to any
loneI one contemplating of purchasing an or-
Xn."
Best offer given. Honey refunded upon
{return of organ and freight charges paid
i by me (D. F. Beatty) both- ways tf unsat
isfactory, after a test trial of five days.
, Organ warranted for six Vears.
, Agents wanted everywhere, male or fe
male, to can vans for this superior instru
ment Address D. F. BKATTY,
r Washington, New Jersey
3 CENT ITE HALL
COACH SHOP,
LEVI 91RBAT,
1 at his establishment el Centre Hall, keep
' on hand, and for sale at the most reasona
ble rates.
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
PLAIKAKD FAJKT*'
and vehicles of every description made to
,f order, and warranted to be made of the
best seasoned material, and by the most
skilled and competent workmen. Bodies
1 for buggies and spring-wagons Ac., of the
most inprove.l patterns made to order,also
Gearing Of all kinds made to order. All
I kinds of repairing done promptly and at
| the lowest possible rates.
Persons wanting anything in his line are
requested to call and examine bis work,
they will find it not to be excelled for dur
ability end wear. may Stf.
BEATTY pIA ■° !
Grand. Square and Upright.
From Geo. E. Letcher, firm of ffm. H.
Letcher A Bro., Bankers, Fayette, Ohio.
"We received the piano and tbmk ft a
very fine-toned one out here. Waited a
short time to give it a good test. If you
wish a word in favor of it we will cheer
fully give it."
James R. Brown, Esq., Edwardsville
111 s ys :
"Tt i Beatty Piano received give enlir
satisin ion." Agents wanted. Bend fo
oatalc •i e. Address D. F. BEATTT,
Washington. New Jersev
A Great Reduction in Prices of
GUNS, ""St™"*
Prices reduced from 20 to 80 per cent.
Write for Illustrated Catalogue, with re
duced prices for 1877. Address,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
91 Smitbfield Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
iATTY™?
Grand, Square and Upright.
From Rufus Snyder, of the firm of Sny
der A Hendricks, Carriage Manufacturers,
of the city of Allentown, Pa:
"I must confess I hardly know how to
express my gratification on receiving the
Beatty Piano you shipped me. It is at
least all 1 could ask, wish or expect One
■ of our most eminent musicians tried it and
, spoke in the most favorable terms, after
thoroughly testing it."
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return of Piano and freight charges
paid by me (I). F. Beatty) both wsvs if
unsatisfactory, after a test trial of five
day. Pianos warranted for six years.
Address. D. F. BEATTY,
ttiul v Washington. New Jersey.
V 47 M I*. it'll AN US, Attorney at-lnw
vT beiietonie. Pa. Office with Jas
McManus. esq tf
" BROCKE-HOFF HOUSE. -
, BKLLKFONTE, PA.
, D. JOHNSON & SONX
This well known hotel, .Haste tn the baslnr.j : tto<
ot Uie lowa. he. been thoroughly renamed n- m tod
sad furnished uew. It will be the aim of th ■ r. rle
' loin to mske it a pleasant Home for thoec ww.u -r is
.or them with th.lr patronage. A free carrla.-" i. run
to the depot, and the beet .tables in town are connect
- ed with the House £Sapr
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