The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, March 01, 1877, Image 3

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    Till. CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAT MAR. Vlh77.
LODGE MEETI^S
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.,n Us oroaina.on oraftvr onoh fall moon In the
Eflkw Hall. „
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Pnewae** lintKor. r of It, moot# on SataMaj <
nrnoon on or after ouch fall moon, at
— OCAL ITE ~j^ S .
Samuel W'lson of Harris, intends
moving to Virginia.
—-Wm. M'Karlane of College tp, a few
days ago sustained a fracture of the thigh
as bo attempted to slop into his buggy;
the horse started, throwing Mr. M Fnrlane
to the ground, was the cause.
Sam. Shoemaker, of Bellefonte. wei.
known through here, as driver on the
Miltoy stage line, died on 27 Ja., of hem
orwtge of the lungs.
—Any of our subscribers >ho change
post-office* this spring should not neglect
to inform us, so the Reporter can be si i.t
them accordingly. Always y.re M '"
drew in informing us of a change. ! •
Many young people get warned
during the winter and set up house-keep
ing in the spring. They all look ahead to
a nicely famished home, and of course
with a view to have it thus at least ex
pense. To all such, we say. go to Brech
bill's, at Bellefonte, who has the largest
and host stocked furniture rooms outside i
of the cities. His stock comprises ev|ry
thing vou may wish in his line—city or
home-made l'arlor suits, or single arti
all prices. Mr. Brechbtl
has reduced his prices from V> to <0 per
cent—make a note of this.
Zeb. Krise, of Cer.tre Hill, bas pur
chased Howard Harkin* property in this
place.
Changxof ArrotNTUKNta —There
will be preaching in the Lutheran church
at Churchville, March IS. at 10 o'clock,
Instead o! 2 o'clock. In Centre 11*11 on
Mine day, at 2, p. m. instead ef 10 a. m. i
Let all observe the change.
The market reports speak of the 1
tendency of provisions as "downward.
Whst more natural?—Kx. We might
add that occasionally they havo a tenden
cy to be "thrown up." too.
" la speaking of provision* we are r- -
minded here of another good one in that
you can get the best of all kind? o. .
provisions at Sechler ds Co's in the Busb
house block. ]
A heavy snow fell on Friday night,
to the depth of about 12 inches—it came
down in monstrous flakes, and hung like
a sheet over trees and shrubbery ; and
causing censi lerablp slvsh since.
The Pennsvalley Banking Com p.,
intends erectirg a three story bnck-buiid
icg the coming summer.
To anyone suffering *ith a cold or
cough, we would say attend to it in time
by procuring a bottle of "Green s com
pound Syrup of Tar, ll.'ney and Blood
root," it is pleasant, safe and sure, and
costs only fifty cents. F. Potts Green,
Beilefonte, Pa., sole proprietor.
iless storm, that wet our feet and stockings
and indeed our person all over. In fact
we took a cracking cold, which brought
sore throat and severe symptoms of fever.
The good wife asserted her authority,
plunged our feet in hot water, wrapped us
in lot blankets, and sent our taithful son
1-T a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
It in a splendid medicine—pleasant to take
ar.d did the job. We slept soundly
through the night and awoke well the
next morning. We know we owe our
quick recovery to the Pectoral, and shall
not hesitate to recommend it to all who
need such a mtdicine.—Tebuacanm (Tex
as Presbyterian
We hear a rumor of a case of poi
soning, in the mountains back ot Georges
Valley. A Mr. Parker who died there
about two weeks ago being the victim.
Mr. Parker becoming ill. Dr. Mingle was
sent for, who found the patient in a con
dition indicating he had taken poison,
end he left an emetic, and rumor has it
that after the doctor left, poison was again
added to the medicine. Mr. Parker i
dead and buried and we trust that there
may be no foundation for the above horri
ble rumor. The matter needs clearing up.
Penn twp, elected the following
oScers on 20 ult. Judge, Wes. Hart
man. Inspectors, Jacob Alter, P. H.
Stover. Assessor, Was. Kerstetter. As
sistant Assessors, A. Uosierman, John
Smith. School Directors, Sam'l Nees,
Dan". S. Kerstetter. Supervisors, John
Keen, Win. Wert Oyerseers, G,W
Barter, John Bair. Auditor, Geo. W.
Stover, sr Town Clerk, A. C. Musser.
Constable, M. Lamey.
We learn that on Friday night 16
ulh, a Planing Mill belonging to Messrs.
Dauberman and Eyer, in New Berlin, was
destroyed by fire, together with furniture,
machinery, tools, etc. *1 he property was
insured.'
Xo wonder the people bare confi
dence, when the best physicians are pre
scribing Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in all
cases of Cough, Cold, etc.
A new Trotting Ruggy "nd new
Harneet wilf be told together for sllO.
Can also be bought separate. Apply to
VM. A. CURRY, Centre Hall lroarlm
Those of our patrons in arrears, will
do us a favor by sending all, or at least
part, of sum due, between this and April
Ist. tf
Ahead, ahead, at Sechler's, for the
largest, best and cheapest assortment of
canned and dried fruit, teas, coffee, sugar, '
cured meats, &c., &c-
Elizabeth M'Clintic'tsale, Karleystown,
March 1.
Hugh Larrimcr's sale, Centre Hill,
March 2. '
'Sale, real estate, of J. Boyer, dee'd,
Potter twp, March 3.
B. Stam's sale, near Boalsburg, on 7tb
March, farm stock.
Wi&i R. Hcnney's sale, near Qld
port, March fc.
Sale at H. C. Reamer's, Spring Mil!*,
by D. C. Keller. March 9.
Jos. K. Shirk's Sale. Mil*"-
...j, March 13,
~ C C. Keller's sale, Centre Hall,
March 14.
Judge Love, dee'd, sale, near
Chuichville, March 15.
Brillinger's sale, Lumber, Decker
yaliey, March 16.
—-Sam'l Bathe's sale, near Millbeirn
March" 15.
Sam'l Hess, jr., sale, near Pine
Grove, farm stock, March 15.
Wm. Colyer's, sale, in the Loop.
March 17.
A- D. Rishel's sale, Centre Hill, March
20.
Mrs. Martha J. lyepler's sale, near Pine
Grove, 21 March.
——Sale of personal property of Sam'l
Huston, dee d, Potter tp., March 22.
PUBLIC SALES.— Mr. George Koch,
of Centre Hall, has first class ability in
crying sales. If you wish a good sale,
you must have a good Auctioneer, and if
you employ Mr. Koch, he will render the
utmost satisfaction, and at the most rea
sonable charges. Apply to him early if
you wish to secure him George is fully
up to the businpss front past experience.
18jan 3m.
J1 'BJ 'iibh Bj iu®o 'ejojs qsvo s.jo
-.fuiiotfidg JB panb oqt ifq
FARMS TO LEASE
The undersigned wishes to lease 320
acres of land in lowa for a term of years
for improvement, 160 acres of which to be
put under the plow next summer. These
lands are among the best wheat lands of
the state. For particulars inquire of
J. S. BARNHART,
16 nov 6m Bellefoute, Pu
SUKDAY SCHOOLS I —Mr. Daniel F.
Bcatty, manufacturer and proprietor of
the BKATTY PIANO, and Beatly's Gol
den Tongue Parlor o*uns, Washingien,
N. J., has always made very liberal de
ductions on bis instruments to Sunday
schools and other religious purposes, we
would therefore advise such as are with
out one to address him in regard to it be
fore purchasing one, as they are said to be
a very superior and durable instrument.
See his advertisement. lm
! Haines twp. elected the followirj
officers . •
Justice, llenry Keinhart. Constable,
John Kitnor. Supervisors, John Koto
J. C. Stover. Overseers, A Jam Uartgo,
John llubter. School Pircctors, J. I'.
Coburn, Carn'l Bower. Assessor, J W,
Kuttet. Asst. AiiMtoro, John Orndorf,
jr., \Yn. Condo. Judge, Sam Iturrell.
Inspectors, A. J. Hoaterman, S. Dtehl.
Auditor, Mich. Feidlcr. Town clerk,
T. J. Mingle.
Milcstwp. rlooted the following of
fiecrs :
Justice, \V. H Corman. Supervisors,
Jac. Brumgard, Josse Long Constable.
J. T Waite. Schecl Pucctora. II tl
Royer, M. \\\ Kramer. Judge, John
Mallcry. Assessor, 8. M. Winter. Asst
Assessors, J. H Shafer, tleo. Bruuigard
Inspectors, S. C. Kousb, Jacob Burkert.
Auditor, Je*. Miller. Town-clerk, J. K.
Weaver.
John T. Lee has taken charge of the
blacksmith shop, lately of C. K. l'eck, and
will carry it en, under experienced work
men, in ail its branches, in connection with
hit carriage and wagon manufhetory. Mr
Lee is an experienced mechanic, and puts
out some of the best made and most sub
stantia! rigs in the county, at prices as low
a< anywhere—he warrants all his work,
and uses neno but the best material. If
you wish a well-made wagon, buggy,
sleigh, sled, or anything else to hitch a
horse to, call on Mr. Lee and ho will "do
it up brown" for you, or any other eoL
The reputation of Sechler A Co , for
best groceries gains with each day. They
deserve it all, and aro gaining customers
every day by fair-dealing in every reaped-
Give thetn a trial farmers and all house
keepers.
Frenchmen are eating more and more
horse flesh. The f.r>t hone butcher in
Tarn opened hi *bop in 1596. Last year
9,OtV hones, 648 asset, and 84 mules were
eaten in France. A philanthropic French*
man has offered 1,000 francs and a medal
to the first horse butcher who ahall estab
lish himself in London.
MARRIAGES
On 15 ult., near Orangeville, Mr. David
Swartr son of Michael Swart* and Miss
Milly Filby.
On the 15th, bv Kev, Tosnlir.aon, Char.
Bower and Mi*s Julia A. Musser, both af
near Aaroiuburg.
On 90 Jan., bv Kev. Thos A. Robinson,
Francis Harshberger to Miss Elisabeth
Breon.
On 22, Feb., by the same, at the resi
! der.ee of the" bride's father, Michael
Shires, to Miss Vienna M'Cormick, both
of Potters Mill*.
On Feb. 22. by Rev. W. 11. Groh, Mr.
Robert U. Reed", of Fatten tap, and Miss
Mary 0. Kolley of Benner tow nship.
DEATHS.
On 24, at Centre Hall, Urzs Kosina, son
of Abraham Tobias, aged 1 year, 7 months
and 6 days.
On 24 ult . in Georges Valley, of con
sumption. Miss Sarah Hannah, consort of
James Hannah, aged 42 years and 9 Jayf.
On 15 ult. in Benner twp. Win. Calvin,
son of Jacob Fishburn, aged 14 years, 11
months and 1 day.
■jnXECUTOR'S NOTICE.—
"Letters teatamentory on the estate of
Samuel Huston, late of Potter twp, j
dee'd. having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said vital*
are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
to present them duly authenticated by law
for settlement.
J AS. P.COBURN.
1 mar 6t Executor.
Anrontburg. Pa.
I> ECKIPTS A EXPENDITURES OF
\ CtNTKE COUNTY from Jan. Ist,
ItOi to Jan. 1-t 177.
D. A. MUSSER, Treasurer of Centre
countv.
Jan 1,1877. , DR.
To amount outstand
ing taxe 5 . January
Ist 1876 ...$37,986 96
To ameunt Uses as
sessed for 1576...-. 30,010 49
To amount from
Commissioners of
Centre county...... 13,036 51
To amount received
frein Unseated
Land 5.....—.... 3,790 25
To amount received
from Redemption
of Unseated
Lands 1,206 12
To amount transfer
red from Military
Fund-—— 7i 73
To amount in bands
of Attorney* for
collection prior to
1874 37541
To amount balance
due Treasurer at _
settlement 4.7A) SJf—s96,2l4 00
Jan. Ist 1877. CR
By amountouUtand
ing Tales Jan 1
1877 - $42,428 00
Bv amount warrants
paid.— 50,071 32
By amount exonera
tions and Com
missions allowed
Collectors 1,704
By amount Station
ety for Treasur
er s Office 10 00
By amount Treasur
er's Salary..™ 2,000 (V—596,214 00
Bv balance due
"Treasurer..—...., ...S4,7'JO 53
D. A. MUSSER. Treasurer in account
with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania:
January lt, 1877. DR.
To balance received
of Treasurer
Mitchell $1,160 82
To amount out>Und
ing Taxes, Janua
ry Ist 1876 6,618 15
To amount Taxes as
sessed for IS7C 3,788 76 $10,667 72
CR.
January Ist 1877.
By amountouUUnd
itig Taxes Janua
ry 1, 1877 $6,891 66
By amount Stai-
Treasurer*s rs
ceipta.. 3,570 H4
By amount Exoner
ations and Com
mi-HOD allowed
Collectors ........ £64 79
By amount Trpaj
ureris i/ummisaion
By amount in bauds
i Treasurer at
•<l4ttsfW *
—... 264 32—510,667 72
To balance at settle
ment due stale $264 32
MILITIA FUND.
January Ist 1877. DR,
To ■mountoutitand
ing Taxes Jahuary
Ist 1870 J—. 134 88- $134 88
CR.
By amount out
standing Taxes
January Ist 1877... $59 88
By amount Treasur
er's Commission... 3 77
By amount transfer
red to county ac
count 71,73 $134,88
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cen
tre county do hereby certify that we have
examined the above accounts of D. A
Musser, Treasurer of Centre county, and
find them correct.
Witness our bauds and seals Ibis 19tb
day of January. A. D. 1877.
WM. McFABLANK, [Seal.ll
A.J. GRKIBT, (Seal,l [ Auditors,
f J. M. GILLIJjANp, [Seal. j J
EXPENDITURES.
Commissioners Pay.
A C Ilinton en ac
count balance due. sll6 47
Samuel Gramley on
account balance
due 827 16
J N Hall, services... 461 91
Andrew Gregg ser
vices 6OO 87
II A Mingle services 38 69—51,895 09
Commissioners Clerk.
J S Barnhrat, bal
ance due 1875 s|h 69
J S Burn bari scr
vice~ 967 47- $1,006 36
Jury Commissioners.
M Grove for ter
vicos, 1876 $2020
County Auditors.
A J Griest for ser
vices S3OOO
Jos Gilliland forser
vices..™.... 30 00
"Wm McFarl&ce for
service* 30 00
j Ja* K Weaver for
' service* as clerk... 30 00— $l2O i
Improvement and Repairs.
Agnow Moore work
J Mil M per con
tra! 2.243 77
Goo Tale architect
at Jail 187 03
* T K Lyman tin pipe
Mini unnlng..... 71 IV
, J*cob Gordon plas
tering •...* • 28 "6
* 11 G Williams paint
ing and pupering.. 65 00
. D K ItoiAO repair
ing liglitnig rods
at jail 00
* Ctr I'o lumbor for
, jail - 43 26
duo Mullerv black
smith work *1 jail. I'd ;'>H
1 II T Twit mi re tin*
t 64 ft)
Chas Gamer repair*
nl range jml 3 (V)
I*o** Wear* rhHUlillf
range to jail. - lIV
S It 11*11 rcpait* at
, jail 3ft)
I James Haley F xing
' turns*-*' nl jail 160
* Henry N\ atker oar*
4 pontor work... 14 08
S A Brew jail ro*
pair* - 3 10
* II Hoffman careen*
tor work at •• 6 37 jd.ta.Vj 6
' Ordinary Expenses.
. Nora M'Calllster
f washing for pru
onera 127 50
' Robert McKuight
1 g** f* r court l ouse
> and jail- 455 00
. J K A C T Alexan
der coal for court
house and jail 447 43
r J II Dobbins nusli
cal scrvica 1875..,-. 86ft)
J II Dobbin* medical
services IS?# lOO.W
' It Galbrailb on scr*
vices a* janitor
and bal SCS 00
B Galbraith court
Crirr. - 103 00
s D S Keller for agrt
t cultural Society... 10000
Western penitcntia*
r rv keeping con
■ vict* 578 00
. Insane hospital
Danville for In*
sane— - 1,4001-5
Jurors pay...— 5,236 85
Asse-sors for a--e*
ing and Register
ing - 1,554 00
Road views....— - 680 35
li Election expenses— 1,7:1887
Refunding unseated
land*-....- 1,401 52
Redemption unseat
f ed lands— 1,081 11
Refunding laxe*
overpaid —— • 180 36
Constables' pay 430 80
1 Tipstave pay 300 41
J II Votburg court
reporter——- 61000
' Insurance on public
buildings - 65 00
Bridge views and
engineers pay at
i Bridges, 170 47
J D Spering on co
bridge at I'urtin's 1,760 00
111 D Yeager on c >
j bridge at Julian- 908 99
51 V\ Covdric o::
bridge at Penng
1 (keek 4ut co
Premiums on collec
tions - 50 00
' j Commissioners notes
j paid—..———. 15
j Interest on note*
! and Bonds 2,452 59
C*>tnmi*eion on
Lunacy 15 00
Cointiio n* eltli
costs paid 2.086 53
Scalp pr. miunu 844 'J*.'
P Teachers Institute- 187 86
Inqueston dead bod
iea - 02 96
Ro.d damages paid. 25000
1 B Jf Shaffer sum*
moning jury Jan
Ist 1876 M 30
L XV Munson on ac
count - 2,00000
J B Mitchell bal
ance due as treas
| urer - —.... 2,166 08
I C 41 B 'wor coin at
] t0rney........ 7500
' II Y Slitaor station*
ery bills 10T 18
1 Jno" 11 Morris -n for
his office- 25 00
Jno 41 Dcrmot re
pair* at jail and
court bouse.—— 35 00
D W**odring chan
dilier at jail 20 62
F McCumsey bill for
plastering —... 350
J L Spangler paper
ing i dice 8 20
D Garman hor*o
b ire 1875 13 50
Commissioners ex
penses to examing
bridges 2500
Commissioners ex
penses delivering
election papers
duplicates Ac 137 25
Win Galbraith
plumbing 9 25
W 8 Woif repairs
to pipe - 90
Wm iV'etzier .Stove
and pine - 8 85
J S ilallery repair*
) vault door-.- 100
J M Lieb white
washing jail—. 6 60
Wm Mann for pens I 25
" duplicates 41 25
" Books reg
ister's office 2500
Wm M ann indict
ment docket 7 ft) 77 50
Henry Hoffman
desk and stool 8 50
Jno Boal wood lor
jail 7 00
llothrock wood for
jail 2 00
1 Jno Lutz wood for
jail ... . 2 ft)
Morris Purcy wood
for jail..- 5 00
Wm Spear wood for
jail 2 00
J D Shugcrt wood
for jail..— - 39 00
Geo Hays wood for
jail - 200
\\ m L Spicer wood
foriait 2 00
Wm 1. Spiccr wood
for jail 150
Jas O' Brian ballot
boxes 4 00
A Williams books
and stationery 74 05
Adams Express o<*
chn.gos on books'
Ac 1 co
Wilson A Hicks
Hardware Ac 4-10
T A Hicks A bro
hardware 'J to
II offer *p Iv'uiu
clothing lor pris
oners JQ.JQ
.Jas ()'Brian repair*
tu (Vrnituro j 00
... . ussman grass
seed for yard 75
John J Tower hand
cuffs for jail 32 35
D Bolinger chairs
for commissioner^
office ......" 8 50
W A Tobias lock
for recorder's of*
lice 1 00
J A J Harris hard
ware bill - 13 26
I Guggenheimcr
clothing for pris
oners - 1163
B L Thomas for
pens - —... 2 50
Cleaning office 2 09
G W Fuote paper
and advertising... 4 50
The Deschner re
pairs to handcuffs
Ac 5 86
U Hoffman Carpen
ter work at jail... _ 1 50
John T Johnson
stamps and bog
rent. - .... 27 94
Wm Galbraith re
pairs to wall paper 9 00
W Twitinire repairs
to stove Ac ..- 6 50
Jacob Shrom bind
ing matting 1 50
Joseph bros bill re
pairs court r00m... 2 85
Jnc Bract*hill re
pairs to chair* 6 00
Doak and 1-ionbcr
ger bill printing C
11.. 13 75
Jno Rote horse hire 2 0Q
E A Smith tinning
at court house
roof 3 21
N A Lucas ice for
court room 1 50
D M Glenn ice— 60
Barbara .Smith caro
of insane pauper.- 10 50
J S Mallory repair
ing locks lit jail 1 00
L Woods kindling
wood court house. 2 00
W l'urter chopping
wood court house.. 2 00
Pennltß co freight
on tango. 6 70
j ?pang!er A Foster
I horse kire-
11 A Mii M>r (rt'Hi ur
rrsadvortUlng itn
tH' mated lands 6 (X)
Advertising treasur-
I or'* sale* x.r land
bought tiv county 390 00
w v r.ii.Ux b'ik*
: f-T Keoordol'* of
! tlfo 34 00
W A Toll ma chat*
I tel mortgage in
dex moo
W I' Heinle work
on common wealth
| docket 6HI
W Kothrock run
ning county 11ne...8 00
J N 11 nil an expense
>f survey <t coun
ty lin.* -0 00
\\ It Wilkinson... 18
I \ Dunlap .... 000
.1..* Do* ting MOO
W W K tl rock 800
\\ in 1 Mitchell... 'JO(W
Ji i Copenhaver.
board of sur
veyor* 56 29 22020
Foster A Stevenson
Election law 1 25
Spsngler A Fester
horse hire 2 00
T J M x'CollctiKh
horse hire 1 50
II llartmaii carpen
ter work court
lIOOaO 1 84
Jtio Kcllrv load ot
wood for jail 2 00
[l.aii 1 Carman
boarding Juror*.., 6 60
Joseph tiroa ticking
i for jail 750
j Dan I Dorr g.i* fix
i ture* 450
Ontor of seric* ol
lt>76 paid 692 $42, 966 CI
I Order road tiind* un-
I seated land* 4,2-43 S3
Orxler of poor fund*
unseated lands 2.46855
$ 6,712 38
Printing Bill*.
P Gray Meek on ac
! count bill render
| rd..... 950 40
E T Tuten on ac
' count bill render
ed 107 80
Fred Kurt* on ac
count bill rendered 209 OB— $1,357 30
Total expenditure* -.550,071 32
1. W MI'NSUN Sheriff, iu account
j with Centre county :
Jan 4, 1877. DK
To cash on account $'.,000 C<o
|To fine received of
1 Galbraitb 5(0
To two gross pen*.... 2 25
j To amount cost- and
fine* collected 213 20
To balance 1,330 11— $3,555 50
J Jan 4, 1877 CR.
ißy bill common
j wealth coats 201 61
Uv boarding prison
j ers 1,8t5 00
By publishing court
proclamations.. ... 81 20
I By publishing elec
tion proclamations 60 30
By taking prisoners
to penitentiary.... 69100
By desk, bed* etc.
i for jail. _ 38 U6
By taking in-aao
persons to asylum 96(J0
By borough order 22 60
By summoning ju
ror* 87C (W
By watching prison
ers 92 nights IMtXl— $3,555 50
'Balance duo Sheriff
Munson at settle
ment $1,53011.
SPATE or PA. *
CENTRE co, i
We. thr unaersign
id Auditors of Centre c-unty do hereby
j certify that in pur-uance of an act ef the
assembly entitled "an act relating to
counties and I, unships and county and
township offices wo met at the commis
sioners' off, e, it, Irfonlc <>n the first Men
day in January 1.-77, and did audit and
settle and adjust the several accounts set
forth ip the fore? ung statement.
In witness wner<of we have hereunto
set our hands and ,eals this nineteenth
day of January, A I>.. lc'77
W. X'cFAKLAXK. IS, a! 1)
A. J. (iKKIST, .Seal. Auditors
J M GILLILAND .Seal )
CENTRE Cot*MT. SS.
We, the ui)der.gned o"m
misinner* of Centre county, do hereby
certify that the foregoing it a true and
correct statement of the receipts and ex
penditure* of said county fr. m the first
day of January 1r76 to the first day of
Jauuarv l?7.
Attest, J. NKWLIN HALL,
11. But.. ANDREW GREGG,
Clerk. 11. A MIXOLK.
Commissioners.
OUTSTANDING TAXES DUE BY
COLLECTORS, Jan. 1, 1877.
1871.
II Carton, Bellefon'e $307 28
A J lla-singT Ben
ner 141 58
Jno Shaffer Walker 130 29 $478 95
IST?..
W Riddles Philips
burg 03 69
Thos Marshall Bon
ner 16
J Ward Hnlfmooa- 256 97
David Robb Liberty 14 52
James Gates Snow
Shoe - 324 79 — $676 92
1873. j
Charles Brown
Bcllcfontc 3ft) 7G
I) II Malepe Boggs 1176 91
LC Hcarick Mar
ion 280 07
Jos Roar Spring 162 07
W Kiddle Philips
burg 104 08—51,013 89
1874
Michael Shaffer
Walker 106 88
Jos Fox Bellefonto 973 1!
W Kiddles Philip*-
burg u57 54
t. 11 Cnrr Mileaburg 2t">? 45
David Lehr Keener 400 33
F Oarton Kurniide- 87 84
F Kierchoff Curtin.. 123 28
S B Wilson llnrris.. 210 18
W Leathers How
ard 2M 22
W W Spangler Lib
® r <? it---
Cro.s It , iiiionn 72
i Hobl McCormick
| Potter 376 95
II B Wilcox Rush.. 558 11
I) 11 Yeager Snow- *
"ho® 165 99
; Jos Koss Spring „. w 70-14,860 27
C Brown Bellefonto. 1,438 08
A J Graham Pbil
, ipoburg 4i;t 34
J 1 Shopo Miles
,J >U A % ; 33185
\> Allison Jr. How
ard 122 94
H L itarnhart Boggs 68898
J B Newcomer
Burnslde 46 08
J T Lucas Curtin.... 90 74
D Krebs Fergu.n- 847 73
Michael H<-.* Harris 806 27
JM K lino Howard- 105 78
D W Kline Huston- 179 00
C A Courter Liberty 913 63
Perry C'onJu Ma.s
lon 473 68
\S Trcssler l'ntton- 81 00
11 W Wilcox Rush.. 70 74
James Watson Snow
5h00... 219 59
J Sweeny Spring 699 83
8 Hoover Tax lor 102 (8
Jesse Swartr. Walk
or 477 tki
A J Tate Hennor J'3 82- $0 567 17
18|0.
•1 H Morrison
Bellefonte 8,365 80
T M Hall Mile*burg 240 80
O McCutcheon
Philipsburg 772 59
Conrad [lielii How
, rd - 210 08
8 A Martin Union*
ville. nut 02
A Garbrica Bennor 1,385 17
W S Lo.v Hurnsido 192 42
JCJ alker Boggs 860 01
Win Thompson sr.
College 1,9i7-4 03
Win Mann Curtin... 291 07
H C Campbell Fer
guson 2,705 7 5
J Krurnrine Gregg.. 2,671 88
J Ketner Haines 1,702 85
J T Stewart Harris.. 1,611 37
P W Burket il.lf
Moon.. 098 76
I) W Kline Huston. 456 88
J M Kline Howard.. 028 26
J A Stover Liberty. 704 02
D Hurler Marion... 1,240 97
I) Kreamer Miles... 1,760 49
W J Furst Pulton— 700 02
\V Weiser Penn... 1,426 17
G W Koch Potter... 3 799 94
F H 1 >ale Rush (,78 47
J Null Spring 2,14860
J Thompson Snow
shoe 3G2 14
Wsl iHer Taylor... 276 88
Wiu Spoils Union... ISI2 37
J H Beck Walker... 1,800 97
H Denning Worth. 282 92—536,293 84
T , , $48,880 64
In nanus of attorneys
for collection and
not included in
•' ove list 943 34'
FINANCIAL K X 111 HIT OF CKNTR!
COUNTY.
.Inn I 1877. UK.
iTo nolo* *1)11 bonds
dun sundry per
i MM S4B 808 Ob
To balance ilu< 1> A
M usser nl i -4,7V0 >'>3
To balance 'Lip L
W MUII.OH 1.330 11
ITo ballliet duo A
'■f okiJ commis
sioner. ................ I IS
To bn'ance duet J
N Hall commis
sioner 03 0V
To balance dun II A
Mingle 4 31
Hy balance I* lirty
Mek i• ri(itinic.. 18460
By hallanco due F
Kurt*..,... 8100
Ilv balance duo It
Oalbraith 276 00
Hy nalanre duo A
Williams prothoa
oUrv < 114 09
To balance duo 11 D
Yaager on budge
contract-... 101
Uv balance duo It
Liggett Jury com
missioner 87 60
Uy mi ount common
wealth coats duo
sundry persons... 413 76
Italnnce 475 10 $30'318 W
January 1, 18T7 CU.
liy amount out
-landing taxes $48,880 54
Ilv amount out*
standing tan un
seated land- 4,00000
By notes held by
Commissioner* 1,370 04
Hy amount in bauds
vl attorneys for col
lection 043 84
By amount due from
estates boroughs
and townships for
keeping insane in
asylum as below.
Paaterago estate 70 U)
Hush township 193 25
Bellefonle boro'JlV 64
Harris twp 138 2ft
l'l.ilipsburg berlHV 81
l'atton twp 238 78
Huston twp 70 83 $1,121 5b—536,316 50
balance to credit of
county - $473 10. feb 84t
* ItaLLiroaTK MAaa.tr*.—January IV,
" by Hhortlidge A Co.
t White wheat, 1 33.
lted " 1 S3
Kye, 55.
Corn, sbelled, 43.
Corn, cob, 40.
Oats. SO.
Barley, rye weight, 33.
Clovcrteed $v to $v 25 per 64 pounds.
! Potatoes retail, 1 ol>
Flour per barrel, wholesale. $0 73.
1 " retail. ST 00
Nova Scotia plaster, ground, 10 00.
I Cayuga " SVOO.
Anthracite coal :
Chestnut per ton at yard, $5 00.
Small store, " $3 25.
•tor a, " $5 23.
Egg. " 6 oa
Broken, " $3 00. I
Mu u >v MARXIST lUt* UT.— Jan. 31, by
Sample A M- Not
Wheat, red, $1.33.
llarley, <36.
j Corn, . 46 .
} Oats, to 28.
K7O, .65.
Cloverseed, $8.23.
(•round Alutu Salt, $1.30.
Butter. 'Jt
: K (c*. 30.
Lard (W
rnn.ADELuniA.
I'enr.a ex $7 00
1 61'<*1 33; wheat Pcnna red 150 live
I'enr.a track 73 Clover seed 15 ft' ,lf 25
Uo.-n yellow <) - oats western bused
364*38, western white 40(441.
It cost Berks county $2.6V7 to conduct
tthe late election.
In 1876 there were 1,953.211 larrels of <
crude oil refined in Pittsburgh,
Krie county will be 77 yean oJ4 onth{t
Pith of March nest, anil it is prop used to
celebrate the event in a befitting man
ner.
Pa per i\' Envelopes,
At GKKATLY REDUCED
THICKS at Welch's Cheap
!!<>ok and Stationery Store No.
1 Humes' Block. I
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Z'/a: COO
< < < "iHH
?: w tr
bob J£>
;S T ——
3rrw rr r
X !/. If
~*L"£
"=> 2.
ft F F ft r
F " c r- f
eCrC'S
£22 CC-I
£** S55 e
*• • Sort
60 .P? 3
H £
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>
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n- i
Paper <s• nvelopes.
2210b 6t
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.
M EN'S SUITS FOR |3 AND UP. MEN'S OVERCOATS. 13 50 UP.
MUSLINS FROM 5c A YARD UP. LADIES' HOSE. 5c A I AIR UP.
LADIES' COATS, SHAWLS, TRIMMINGS, HATS. AND IANGY GOODfe IN
GREAT VARIETY AND AT THE VERY BOTTOM PRICES.
MEN'S BOOTS AT *2 A PAIR. LADIES' FINE SHOES 11 A PAIR
MEN'S HATH AS LOW AS 75 CENTS. A FULL SUIT Oh UNDERW EAR FOR t>oc.
AND ALL OTyER GOODS AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
BOUGUTJAT ALL TIMES. GIVE US A'CALL BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
£) V£ 'U3 A {JAIL WN2M V£>l) UsM£ T DTWI-a£M£M£s
—THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND OF Apr 27
i
S. A A. I .ORB.
[|AIU)WAttE AND STOVES!! HARDWARE AND STOVES!!
f COMPLETE LINE OF ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE,
0
SPEARS, ANTI CLINKER, SILVER MOON, PARLOR STOVES, THE BEST IN THE MARkEI. 1 , IE 18 NOTHING TO
EQUAL IT IN SERVICE OR BEAUTY, l'rico reduced to rait tba timoa.
SUSQUEHANNA COOK STOVES IMPROVED, ANTI CLINKER, GRATE AND REVERSIBLE TOP; PLATES. tbt
baat baker in tbe market.
SOVEREIGN PORTABLE RANGES, can attach a water-back for heating water in Bath Room, vary littla higher than ordinary Cook
Stovoa, and good baker*. We alto liavo a full liue of cheap and medium price PARLOR STOVES. Pricoa to luit tha trad*.
THOMAS A. HICKS 4 BROTHER,
Belle onte, Pa
Throe coverlet loom*, two carpel
no*ni with machine* andfliingt belonging
to n arpet Weaving shop, for min cheap
Apply to AVm. Kttinger, Aaromburg.
BRICK FOB BALK Kir,- dp
will be kept on hand for tale by J O
Deininger at Zerbe'* Centre Hal
brick yard*. Tlu-e brick art
offered to low that it will pay peraona at I
di*!niice to come here for them.
Intending to continue in the manufac
ture of brick they will be kept conrUnlly
on hand, and fair inducement* offered to
purchaaera.
>7aug if U K ZKKBK.
I If you wi*h to grow Vegetable* forß
•ale, read
Gardening for Profit!
If you wih P> become a Commercial I
Florivf. read
Practical Floriculture I
If you w;h te (iarden for Home uitl
onlv. read
OARDERIBO FOH PLEASURE
All bv Feler liendertnn.
i'rite fli.&O each, postpaid, by mail.
Our p T L U IT For
.'ombineJV A A O UJ j, lIT7.
OF
K\ KKVTIIIM.
For fbe
GARDEN
.<uuibering 176 page*, with Icolored
plate, cent
FREE f
to all our cu'.otners of pr.t year*, or
• I
tbe al> -ve book* ; to - tber* on re-1
ceipt o! lAj cent*.
Plain P'ant or Seed Calalogua* ■
without l>late. free to all applicant*. I
PETER HENDERSON &. Co. I
Mttrkrt (iarjeotrt ,f Fur I
I
36 Corllandt St., New York.
fcb 15# lot. I
Wolfs Old Stand.
a*
AT Si£>rrtiZ HALL, .
J
Maguificent Slock of Fall and Wio-|1
tcr Goudl. | J
Ojjb Pries! Ltw Pries!"
TOLITE ATTENTION !
Having just returned from the East, and
, brusht a: panic prices, 1 am now prepared
to tell cheaper than ever before. My Uck
consiU in psrt of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS.
Ij
HOSIERY,
HATS D CAN*.
BOOTS A- SHOES,
RUBBER BOOTS, ,1
SANDALS, <f<c, fcc,
I.adiee 1 and Genta' Underwear a spec
iality.
A I.AIWJK STOCK OF j
READY - MADE CLOTHING
constantly ou hand.
Customer* will and the stock com
plete, and a call is all that is required
to assure you that this is the be*t.
place in tha Tallcy to buy your goods,'
Remember, w hare bvt one to iae for
everyone.
\ * WM. WOLF, J
t CENTRE HALL
1 DRUG STORE.
J.C. MILLER.
ej (Bucce*or to J. K. Miller 4k Son.)
| Healer in I'ure Drug* and Medicine*,
L)ye *tuff*, and Druggiat 1 * tundrie*.
rj PURE WISE ASD LIQUORS
For medicinal purpose*-
The bet brand* of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
alway* in *tock.
Prescription* carefully Compounded.
J.C. MILLKK
IRA T. COTTLE.
Fashionable Tailor.
Centre Hull.
Having opened room* on tha 2nd floor
"ftiift Jt rlory'a building be i* pre par -
| d to manufacture ali kind* of men'* and
hoy * garment*, according to tha lalMt
-tyle*. aud upon thorlcat nolle a, and all
work warranted to render *aliifaction.
! Cutting and repairing done. ?cpi y i
Jas. Harris if Co.
NO. 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
i ro Snails,
___ n '
Paints
OILS.FrG.,
JAS. HAKRIS A CO.
Bellefonte.
y kwstobk, NE W UQQWTAN I>
Panic price 9.
11. A. LAKRI.VER,
at the old Centre Hill itand.
J ml opening a Stock of
NEW GOODS,
OLD FASHIONED PRICES!
A large variety of
Ladic* Dreaa Good*
'Great Bargains in
Muslin* and Calicoea.
Heady-nyde Clothing
Warranted to Suit
II is Clothi and Ceaaiiaws,
Cant bn excelled
His Crocery Department.
\>lonihe every oncin assortment and low
•prices.
Syrup, Sugar, Tea. Coif. *. Canned fruiU,
LktiaoUk and Foreign FruiU, Cheese,
and every other article belong*
ing to the Grocery Depart*
me nt
ntrFarmers, Mechanics and Laborer* 1
| look to your interest One dollar saved U
a dollar in pocket Then call and see at j
what astonishingly low prices.
trouble to show Goods "Wg
Also the choicest Fsmilt Flop a ei- 1
wsvs on hand. Apr. 1&, y.
| R. 8. G. GUTKLIUB,
Dentist, Millheim.
<>* tie teilMMwl wmMtttll. nwMte. H# Is 1
to Perform .U . pniUuu u> It* daatoi pes ,
H U BO* fsltr prepared le extract toeU eWhitelr
•lib. ut (..in. Sj*nU
\\T F. REBER, Altorner-at-Law.
* Prraapl attention elreo l si! txutneae ■
,wvl to !, ear* U < UeorAeM St Outre coasts. Of
Swstll D I Isrtn.j, Ullrigsl..
WM I*. WILSON, Attorney*atLaw.
Bellefonte I'a. Office in "Mrs. Ban
ner's Building, Bellelonle IV
TQI!irir~ POTTER, Attorney-at '
t-i Uv. (VslUdidM pr—iptly and! ■ *>*eUl
•ilaUi>i tflvw to ibow hartng Unda or pmtortv for
'mU Will lira* at aod baro ackoM|d Hood* ;
MortffacM. If (HBc la Lha diamond, north aid# of
Um ovurl hooM. llaUafeaU octß#U,
BREONS' HOTEL,
MILKOr. Pi.
The Lett table end bar, and eioellent
•tabling for horoa. Alim Una resort for
fumtner boarder*. liuJ to depot, aod
dally stage* to Centre county. Charge*
o*o. BEICON, Prop'"
A HAKECHANCI"
For a Hewing Machine.
' , T <> Uf * n ba*e your choice of the follow
ing fr*te!e tewing inacbinee:
New American, Bt. John I>omaatic,
Dan ice, Binger,
Remington, Howe,
and Weed.
lh * t? mi *f. "tore of Bunaetl A
Aiken, Ka**. Market street, Lewistown.
Al*o part*, attachment* and needle* for
all machine*.
Ureat inducemenU for eaah. Dew't fail
to ee the St. John, eomethib* entirely
new.
Old Machines taken la part payment for
new one*. Send 60cU to the above party
and you will get by return mail, 1 doe. a
orted needle* for any machine. Wnovly
OF A THOUSAND.
Having diecoeeied, in a manner almoet
providential, a positive cure for Coneump
uon and all Lung Cwmplainu, I feel it my
duty to make known in a practical manner
by furniabing a tample bottle, free of
charge, to all sufferer*, my only hop* ol
remuneration being that the medicine will
perform all I claim for it The ingredi
ent* are of the choicest herbal product*
and perfectly tafe ; will be *enl free to all.
Addre** at ..nee, Dr. 0. Pbelp* Brown, 21
(>r*nd Street Jeriey City. N. J., or may
he had of J. k. JSiller A Son, Druggist*,
Centre Hall, Pa. jan 4 ly.
C ; T i Ataxa*^
\ LLXANDKR A BOWEK, At
''-<S ESm*ti
" weit7ii
felglSior^einei^;
• WH'Mlur iiuiMt, M hfo - i.
! "Bh *a Mtlati lp rtu . imm tuu -*i— t rtj
"!ssi* ***** juu" •* lit* l v. a a";
rL' * tfoNMB lohftd Liglh iauafhaihnrf M|*um all
wetiwun* tec W* la I'wiarM Vila Pim.
• titf. uw rwtidertd (A* bUmM SiHaiinn— Prrfcwi
Stist £T*F u . UM %j : * m r m *- ftps:
. *' . 11 14 walr AIVMUM U, baai uu * m
ar* .tttr
- Ce^
**&*• s
PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE
RE-OPENED!
A NEW THING H
AN OLD PLACE.
Th Bellefonte public and the people of
the country generally will be pleased to
know thai the old end well established
DRUG STORE,
!t* the |<voprty of James C. Williams,
on Allegheny street, next door to ificki':
hardware emporium, bit boon re
opened for ouiineH and is be
. . in * rapidly re-blocked and '
sited out with tko boat and moat popular
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PERFUMERIES,
DYE STUFFS,
NOTIONS,
and everything uaually kept in a fint-claa* I
Drug Store.
PICKS* KIPTIO.VSC IRKFPfs-
Iy compounded H( all bourn
of the day or night. and particular and
prompt attention firm to the want* of
farmer* and other*
who lire in the country. Store nerer
cloeod to those who want medicine* or
anything in the drug liaa.
The underpinned hope*, by itrict attention
Ito business, to merit and receire the pub
lic patonage.
h x. xxxmurervv,
6 pr ly- _ Agent.
D. F. LUSE,
PAINTER, JBS9L
offers hit services to the citiaeos of
Centre county in
llouwe, bin and Ornamental
Painting,
Striping, ornamenting and gilding,
(training
OAK, WALNUT,
CHESTNUT. Etc.
I lain and Fancy Paper banging. Order*
respectfully solicited. Terms reasonable.
D>pr if.
TQK. A. J. OKNDOKF*
DENTIST.
U still located at T~.o. Orm Mill, pad to sow *n
paiwd to Iraral to tba bom of patiaata at a dltoaatt
and roador an, d oat rod aorrtro la kla llaa, la SK* boat
■aaaaar. of boat qoallt? and at raaaooabis ratoa la
aartAoa of • doatora* Bad* a wodaltr TaoU as
baabsd wtlboot palm M >aa TS
THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMANMISERY.
Just Publiahed in a sealed envelops, price
sis cents.
A I-odor. ca lb* naiara. traataaal and Up Stow!
H*Blaal W oalaaaa, or Hponaatuaibaaa. lad an
rd br Ml Abaa*. InrolanUr, KmliiMnan laipataaqr,
Narrows DobUlt/. and laiaadlaMaM a Mantae* (aa
.rail, . ( wnapUoa. KpUaM. aad r lu~Maatal aad
Tb world-rooowaod aalbor.la IKb arliabibSa Loc
lura. rlaarlr proTM froca blaowa .ipaitaan tbal Ua
• aftal ooaaauaaaoaa of Half A ban* Bar bo afaetaallr
r.aiorod wiltooat mod tola*. aad wttboot danfaroo*
• uraical oporattuaa. boaaba. taatrwß.nl*. or Im 111b
PolaUac oala and. of oar* at aae* rortatn aad aCaab
0.1. b, ablrb .no poS.r.r, as Bailor abal hi. con
ditto* mar bo, at, car* btaiaalf cboat>lr. prlralolraad
radical If.
I h. laclar* will ptwc* a boom Lo Ihnaaaartt aad IKoa
Saal aadar aaaL la a plain cnrolopo, ta aar art Sim
pool D.id, oarocciin of alt casta of Iwo post Anapa.
A durtm the
rHK CULVKRWELI* MEDICAL CO
Opt li Aaa tu.. Km Vorb. lnol Otooo Bai.tifb
J. ZELLER & SON
DRUGGISTS
No 6 BrockerhofFKow,Bel)efonte,Pa
Dealers* in Drug*, Chemical*
Perfumery, Fancy Goods Ae.
do.
Pure Wines and Liquors for modicr
unroot** always kept may tl 78.
Henry Reinhart.
WOODWARD.
UNDERTAKER,
_ Coffins of all style* made on shortest no
tice. Undertaking strictly attended to
Charirm rMumntSls. 17 auw'v ■■
tin We will start you in a business
•*(/ you can make SSO a week witk
!Y!ONEY oul C *P' U l ;.yy #nd respectu
blo for either sex. M. A.
Young, *6l Bowery, N. Y. 16feb 3m
' fTk WWW' 1 no * cmllj waad in tbaae Uhm bat
• V / / /it oao l bo mad* in thraa moaAK* bran/
.* 11l oaa f atthnr aei. la am wart of tb*
(;* I • • who towOliito work ataadl
11/ at 111* ctmtoarßoot that w* fara
t J? h •* P*r wrck in nw own town. Yoa aaad aot
I '""V from hMbi* <toir alabl. Tow can air* jowr
Lincoln Butter Powder, makes but
tcr sweet and hard, in 1 quicker to chum
|1 ry it- f.ir s* • _ .. \, , , ,
GRAHAM dc SOir
1
exclusive axle in Bellefoate
Edwin C. Hurts*
CELEBRATED FINE SHOES.
8 WIDTHS, the
3*l Shessin tbeYfoiOi).
WHOLH*U * err AIL MALAR* I*
CalfSking,
SOLE LEATHER.
SHOE FINDINGS, Ac
AU Kind. of ('axiom Work Made To
Ofdar
'*> t ß ir ,#P Btr ®* l, BILLEPOSTE. Pa.
PENNSVALLEY BANKING CO.
j CENTRE HALL, PA.
i ®'CEIVI DIPOBITB, udllvlite>2
Buy and
■ Securities,
i _ .. wold and Coupons.
• Prrxa Horrxa. w*. B. MJSGIJS,
i fm't- Cathie r
, BMTTrSWSv
• lor Organs.
| Factory Established it£UM.
1 From lie Prmx.
From O D White, Editor Hscketts
town, N. J. Herald.
r •"' • or * mB "B* VMb <*••* and soul-
I ST** * o, .i < ? >uki DOt > "• <>••
without it It help* wonderfully to drive
•way the thought* of hard liaw."
Lebanon Pa Daily KL tayt :
•We are in receipt of one of thoee ire
,r •? Fte Organ*, man u facta red by
I *• Beetty, Washington, S. J. This
organ u a fine, *oiid black walnut case,
and in lone it cannot be •urpaaeed by any
inctrument ol ita kind."
~J' roo> lh * Lowell Neb Register.
We received this week, direct from
, the manufacturer, D. P. Beetty. Waah*
• ington, N. J., his justly celebrated organ,
elegant in appeeranee, and handsomely
furnished unetcelled in richness and pow
©r of _ tone. W6 aro isort Lbto pleased
r with it, and heartily recommend it to any
oae contemplating of purchasing an or
fgan.
• Best offer given. Money refunded upon
I return ol otran and freight charges paid
by me (D. F. Beetty t both way* if unsat
isfactory. after a test trial of ire days.
Organ warranted for six years,
i A genu wanted every where, male or fe
. male, to canvass for this superior instru
ment. Addrem D. F. lIKATTY.
Washington, New Jcrey
, CENTRE H ALL
COACH SHOP,
LSTI MIRRAT,
at his establishment at Centre Ball, keep
on hand, and tor tale, at the most reasons*
hie rates.
Carriages,
Buggies,
± Spring Wagons,
PLJLIK ASD FAXCY*
aad vehicles of every deecription made to
order, and warranted to be made of the
' beet seasoned material, and by the moat
skilled aad.competent workmen. Bodies
for buggies and spring*wagons Ac., of the
most in proved pattern* made to order,also
Gearing of all kinds made to order. All
kinds of repairing done promptly and at
the lowest possible rates.
Persons wanting anything in fats line are
requested to call and examine his work,
i they will find it cot to be excelled for dur*
. ability and wear. may fitf.
BKATTY fTZTfoi
, Grand, Square and Upright.
Prom Geo. E. Letcher, firm of Wm. B.
; Letcher A Bro., Bankers, Fayette, Ohio.
"We received the piano end think Ha
very fine*toned oae 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 *j ys:
i "T1 Beatty Piano received give entir
satisin ion." A genu wanted. Send fo
natal*, i a Address, D. F. BEATTY,
1 Washington. Nw Jersey
A Great Reduction in Prices of
:GUNS. " vo t t v " a -
Prices reduced from 30 to 30 per cent.
Write fin* Illustrated Catalogue, with re*
I duced prices for 1877. Address,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
91 Smithficld Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
BEATTY
Grand, Square and Upright.
Prom 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
Beetty Piano vou shipped ma It u at
least all I 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 (D. F. Beatty) both ways if
unsatisfactory, after a teet trial of tivo
day. Pianos warranted for six years.
Address, D. K. BEATTY,
Washington. New Jersey.
EM. P. M'MAN US. Attorney at-Uw
neiieionte. Fa. Office with Jus
anus, esq '23jul If
; BROCKERHOFF HOUSE.
BELLEFONTErTA.
D. JOHNSON & SONS,
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