The Centre Beporlcr.
FRED. KURTZ I.UTOI.
CENTRE HAM . JV. >'> it '- I>77 '
Tf Hayes deairos to revive lb© ©M
Whig party, ho hail bettor wait imßl
next fall, to see whether thoro w
apples enough for haul ci.-> ■ '
in.
-fr ♦
Haves has given up all hopo ! .
ing an administration peakcr, at t <
coming extra session, Randall, demo
crat, is certain of re-election.
Another bank failure, on the last day
of April, this time it is the Pune sav
ings bank of Bethlehem, l'lio sbihm©
exceed I2S5,0(10. Assets unknown, hut
claimed to be sufficient to viold a_f*;r
percentage. Tho bank declined to make
a statement.
Mr. Haves' postmasters, the sir.;. > r
fry of them, have been playing a sharp
little game to make stamp* for them*
selves out of the stamp bu.*ine~*.
postmaster in a Luacrne county village
of SOO population managed to put out
stamps enottgh to raise kis hamlet to a
presidential office with a f.tK. a a
It has been found that since the act > •
l>7-t went into effect the government
has been miuus several millions >-t •
lars itt its revenue from stamps, i is
is effected through gentlemen in 1 * *
ness in the city purchasing theirstaoij *
for use in the city from postmaster.* in
the country, w here they get a to.**
si on on the amount of stamps sold. It is
claimed that a person has a right to buy
stamps wherever he desires to, and t. >
is not denied by the department,
though they claim that letters mailed in
;lie city should use stamps purchased
there. The agent* of the post office de •
partmeut at Philadelphia ami ot ■■■- r
ities will be directed to exercise in
creased vigilance. A recommend.ib n
will be made to congress to restore tie
old law of compensati >n on sUiinjs cat -
celed.
Two railroads at war, like two bul *
with heads down, ready for action, *
just now amusing the peop-e-'f' .fuyette
I nd. A dispatch of 1 inst. giv. >. e f-1-
lowiug account of the bulL n© war Ihe
combined forces of the Toledo, B ..l ash
and Western, Cincinnati, Lafayette am
Chicago and Indianapolis, Cincinnati
and Lafayette Railroad t'onip.mies with
six engines, made two attempts last
evening to push the engine of the Lafa
yette, Muncv and Bloomingtor. Railroad
Coaipuy back westward off the bridge.
The Muncy and Bb mtngton
engine is chained to the tracks and ha.*
a large, well-armed and determined
guard to protect it. The Toledo, Ba
bash and Western engine, standing
with a tender next to the Lafayette,
Muncy and Bloomington engine, ha*
pieces of wood placed uuder and behind
it, ©o that it must go over if pushed
westward. Several gangs of men have
been sent to remove it. but have been
warned by the Lafayette. Muncy and
Bloomington guard not to touch it at the
peril of their lives, and no one wi-hes
to take the responsibility of moving the
wood after being thus warned. At noon
to-dav the situation was urn-hang-. 1.
What Cov. Hendricks thinks of
Hayes, will be seen from an interview
had with him by a repri-entative of the
San Francisco Chronicle, to wh tn Mr.
Hendricks said with much earnestne-s
tb : there is a grow ing sentiment that
Hayes is little better than a u* irper:
that be was not elected to the presiden
cy, and that his attempt to propitiate
the democracy by adopting a course
which Mr. Tilden might have followed
in his treatment of southern interests,
will not be successful. The democratic
party, said Mr. Hendricks, does not want
such converts.
Ex-Senator John Scott, of Pittsburg,
who was made U. S. Senator by
Cameron six years ago, has come out in
a letter against the Cameron gang, and
threatens a defeat of the Republican
ticket in Pennsylvania next fall, if the
Camerons are to dictate the nominees.
Mr. Scott is an able man, and the radi
cal leader in the western part of the
state, and thinks it is time Cameron
domination in the republican party i
broken down. Mr. Scott is right—but
has he courageous republican- enohgh
to stand up end make the Cameron?
take a back seat, or else bring about the
threatened defeat of the party? We'll
see, as the blind man said. Mr. Scott
was in Washington the other day, where
be predicted that the Cameron rir.g will
be overwhelmed at the noils this fall.
Tne people of the we.-iern par' of the
State, he says, are indignant beyond ex
pression, almost, over t! ::ime played
bv old Simon in the intere-t of ' is i
and the Senatorship. Although Mr.
Scott does not say so openly, his view*
clearly indicate that there will be a
Democratic tidal wave thi- fall whir l,
will destroy the Mackey-Cameron-Kem
ble conspirators.
Senator Blaine seems to have taken a
second thought and will not attack the
administration. Wendel Phillips and
Ben Wade will have to do the ear-box
ing without the Maine statesman's as
sistance.
SA TIOSAL DEBT.
The report for April of the debt state
ment shows a reduction of $4,315,-
609.
Currency, $8,395,145; special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certifi
cates of deposit, S4O,46V>Xi; coin, $103,-
439,740, including coin certificates, $49,-
712,700; outstanding legal tender.-, $361,
494,404.
The coin balance includes $14,828,250
held for redemption of called bonds not
presented for payment. The currency
balance includes $6,000,000 held as a
special fund for the redemption of frac
tional currency.
The payments made from the treasu
ry by warrants during the month of
April, 1877, were as follows:
On account of civil and miscellaneous,
$5,493,082.54; war, $3,447,881.71; navy
$45 ,884.01; interior (Indians and pen
sions), $307,927.17. Total, $9,700,775.-
43.
WHO IS MURI IIY.
The Murphy temperame movement,
which has reached Centre county, and
seems to be spreading like a great wave
all over the country, naturally brings up
the question, who is Murphy. A friend
has handed .'us an item which
gives this temperance reformer's
biography as follows:
There seems to be but one subject agi
tating Luc people, and that the necessity
of suiy : r.g the disposition to swallow in
toxicating beverages of the day. The
present movement seems to have been
inaugurated Ly one Francis Murphy,
who seven years ago was locked up in
prison in Portland. He kept a salot n,
kicked u man d-wii stairs in a qmnn I.
lio hit lor living, ho w.is urrc-to.l fot
murder. He "got religion" in jni' ami
I;J.I took tho plcdg>. Purtlv by 'ho in
tlnonoo of his now religious friend. and
n 10 beoanse ho show oil -park* ola
bright ai d noble nature. Muiohv cam
-0 I his freedom and entered tho t i Id o
a temperance advocate 11 lit*' grew*
11 inipli *a* in Pittsburgh I i-i lvcem
-1 ov some 'J.ikM i ignatmes to th Murphy
nledge being obtained in that locality,
flic niovoniont spread, ami wont* to ha* r
githerc-1 a force like a thumb i storm a*
it lvanoo.l, judging bv tho sweep t
mud© anions; all chr *es ity an.l ow i
>UU .us. rail" ay ■■■ < *• •" ■ i ■
: reus" and working people all tak-ug
the pledge to abstain.
I'll 17.71 TO Kb: HI ! I s/
Tweeds confession, according to the
\<w York V< rid, hM beei p' !
and h© is to have his release tr it. 11*
is to be released this week, when a .. t -
!e**ion twelve columns long is to be
made public.
l arolin Bry ant, the author of the
11 i.ei artsch by tu *tcpt*cr.:.i'.
obtained a -worn *t.ileniout from 1 wc d
also thirty-two checks and tour notes,
the latter signed by lhk Commlly. ag
gregating fffikN.OOO, indorsed by lw.
stevi n of the checks w t te given l'e'.t b
Smmmft Mh, Ahtmham vn
\c. li'.eti i f. !cd Albany lobbyist, ami
Hugh Hastings aggregating over f7ik'.*
The remainder of the elmk> were
given to the f, ar above named at >1 1
IV Harl>r. Ihe coiiu—uui positively
declares that fcMO.ik- 1 wa* . ven to
TVinslow to distribute to the partie*
previously named, including Wo din.
faced ri'vWiif.l all frotu Bryant ex
cept one note for SIOO,OOO, which the
World intimates has been disposed otin
Woodin'a interest.
txOTHER NATIONAL nUMILIA
-7 JO.Y.
A Washington correspondent to one
>f the dailies, says:
restiuionv taken by the Commii'.ct
to Investigate the Workings of the
Bureau of Lngraving and 1 tinting in
the Treasury IVpartnient, on which
Jewell a* removed and Mcßheraon ap
p ii.ted as Chief of the Bureau, shows a
fearful state of affairs. It is alleged
that the testimony of some of the feuiah
employes was to the etleet that they
j wore appointed, not because ther servi
c s to the Government was an obytw,
'b .: either bt .use they had yielded to
the sensual appetite of the head of tli
Buiean, or wore the object ofhisdesign*.
The tcstai.ony tends to show that the
government has been snptHrtiag a
harem for the use of Jewell and such
friends as he saw tit to invite to share
with him its btSSfltl, OsudilJ Shvr
man iss.iid to be so much surprised at
the evidence adduced that he is incliued
to keep it from the public if he can. In
this course lie is doing an injustice to
s i.-h estimable women a* art 4 in the .de
partment, and they are quite indignant
ti.at they should be open to suspicion;
for while the rcj rt' of the Committee
is kept quiet they feel that the good
suffer with the bad, especially from the
shafts of scandal hurled at theni, by
innuendo at least, from the gv**iis. If
; the Engraving Bur- ait has been run as a
bagnio, and the facts have been elicited,
the truth should come out.
RIGHTS ASI> DVTUS OF A7.7*
77.'.! LS.
As the l'nited States are t be neutrals
in tb.is war between Russia and Turkey,
says the N. Y. Sun, there are *<uue
pr ints in regard to the rights am! duties
of neutrality which it may be well to
state.
The jct.i ral rules of neutrality are the
following:
On the breaking out of aw ar between
two nations writh which the United
J States are at peace, the vessels of war of
; either of them may be required to de
i part from our ports within twenty-four
i hours, except in case of stress of weath
er, or when they require provisions for
their crews of repairs in which case the'v
mast go to sea as soon as possible after
the expiration of the twenty-four
hours.
Neither provisions iter repairs can be
obtained beyond what i.* necessary to
enable the vessel to reach the nearest
port of its own country.
No facilities of warlike equipment can
l>e obtained in a neutral port, and the
belligerent cannot use the harbors.
ports, casts, or waters of the neutral in
aid of its warlike purposes, or as a Ma-
tion or place of resort for any warlike
purpose. If the belligerent vessel is a
steam vessel of war, it cannot receive,
in a neutral port, any more coal than is
necessary to take it to the nearest port
of its own country, or to some nearer
destination; and it is usual to require
that the same vessel shall not rcceivetwo
Supplies of coal from ioits of the same
neutral witlun less'han a given time,
-ty three months, of each other. Sub
ject to these rules—which it is compe
tent to the Gov rnment of the neutral
State to announce that it will act upon
the vessels of either belligerent may
enter our ports as often as our Govern- :
ment mar see tit to allow.
American vessels carrying arms or
•ther warlike supplies to Russia or Tur
key will be liable to capture for carrying
contraband of war. The modern rule is
hat provisions are generally not eon
' raband ; but they may become so under
i ircumstancesarising out of the particu
lar situation of the war or the condition'
ol the parties engaged in it. If they are
carried fur the general use of life in an
enemy's country, they are not in gener
al deemed contraband; hut if they are
destined for military or naval use, or
for ports o' military or naval equipment
they are liable to be treated as contra
band. Contraband works a forfeiture of
freight. Formerly contraband worked
a forfeiture of the ship, but in modern I
times the ship is forfeited only when it
is owned by the same person who owns
the cargo. The cruisers of either bellig
erent can capture American vessels hav
ing property of the other belligerent on
board, and take them in for adjudica
tion in their prize courts, hut they can
not transship the property at sea unless it
is indispensable for its preservation. In
nocent parts of the same cargo,'to escape
the contagion of contraband must be the
property of a different owner.
EXTIiA SESSION IS OCT Oil Eli.
His Fraudulcncy is timid alwut meet
ing the representatives of the people,
so the extra session of Congress goes
over until the 15th of October. This is
a confession of weakness. He is afraid
to face the music of the Democratic Rep
resentatives Croin whom he has stolen
the Presidency,or the Republican Rep
resentatives whose principles he has be
trayed by shameless bargaining with
the late Confederates.
ESI) OF THE SEW ISO MACJUSE
J'A TESTS AS!) MONOI'OL Y.
The readers of the Reporter may soon
look for cheaper sewing machines—all
the patents which were controll
ed by a few companies and enabled
them to monopolize tlie business have
expired and the World announces that
at noon, on last Tuesday, expired tlie
last of the scries of patents upon the es
sential portions of the sewing-machine
w! ich have enabled the owners to exact
a royalty from all manufacturers. From
tJat time forth any one can make a sew
ing iiiiu bine. I>r ninny vent* p.i-t a. I
combination t>f large iiianufactuici t
iIl, Um Singer Man i factoring Com pan} I <
the Wbeelcr V Wil on t'oinpany and i
tho tliovcl A Ihikci Malir.l'.li'tUi ill;
Company h.ixo bought i p and i ontioll
oil iiiveutora' patents and concentrating
their right- have been enabled I" to 1
stiict such general iniitiiifactiireas would
interfere with the it hustles- One . I
the most impoitaiit o( then patent w.e
the old Howe patent I i all eye p it< d
needle, a shuttle, and othet tin clianii a! ,
tie vices for sewing, which liiwc\i. e\
pi red nearly ten veins ago. ti tit
patent wu* foi the Bui motion l" >U
which w ;* invciitt !' > V • B. NN
and patented in the name o! one I itr
ger .1,1, and was ku aw a* the 1.. • 1.. 1
patent. This alsoexpind thie yc.u
oi more ag and was hkewi-> a relief to .
the outside nianufii. turvrs, who had ! i
many years p.ml a royalty for its use, .
it was an essential in eV'eiv tiiaehii e.
n.t iasl patent wl.i< h they b> J, a 1
tlit- one winch expued .la t ruestl.iy, i*
know II as the HatcheKler patent, giant*
ei in Is'il and renewed in IS7O, ami i*
for what is know ii as the i.eeda | late,
an issentia! in even mm lime, l l.c
needle plate is the small pie ce bci t .ith
Hid through w hit ll i U-.*C* the i eed.le to
c •nncct with the shuttle, l'hc patent
roal ly co* era all st y les of Seeding dm tcee
in which the cloth i* fod between two
c'.. mi pi ng wrfkcM lor the | rivilega ol
using this article on the r machine* all
cotiij iiiiit s outside ot the coinhitia'.;"!!
have been obhgi 1 t p.iy u roy alty . !
s.t on every inachme- -Id. except th e
which ale mtc'.d* I t t *p t'.a'.ioii
rhcy have cotuplaiued loudly 'Ut |
thistax UJHUI t'.emand hail it- expira
t>n with uncoiu eah d dchght.
In regard to the c *t of a sewing ma
chine many erroneous statement* have
been published, and the general im
pression of the public lias been that the
profits have been enormous, and t at
this royalty wa* much larger than it
really has been. The miof { is but a
*tu.'.li item on a S 7O sewn g-niaehme,!■ it
a gi>od machine ofthat kind < *'-•* just
at.out f1 "> to place completed in the
warerooms.
The regular army ti w coiisists of
almut -a.OOO. At the next session of
congress an effort w til be nmde tor du><
the number. I'he* 6onth< ru ineu.bi i■
say that the Army 1-II will t < fought
in the House <f He; rt . :.t.itiv *. and
that it will not pa.* • unless the Republi
can© consent to reduce the army by
several thousand *av t al> at I
ttieu.
It will be rctm ml en 1 that at thel.de
se*>ion the democrats • : the 1 use j : -
poaed a reduction to 17u"0 men, but the
republican senate would not agree to it.
They may a* well n . sin e ruling th'-
south by the bayonet is played out.
Thev arc t w after ei! in I'anier ti
county.
Better b re into old .Simon and *trike
ile sure.
From Washington we 1 -rn that the
r Washington monunieul is not resting
ujon as enduring a foundation .is the
fame of the father of his country.
The commission heretofore aj p intevl
to examine into tho sufficiency of the
foundation of the Washington monu
ment, consisting of t>ens. Kurt/, I'uane,
1 and Hillmore, submit that the stratum of
1 sand and clay upon which the monu
ment rest© is already loaded to the limit
' of prudence, if not, indeed, to the limit
' of safety; that the additional weight im
posed at the top of the structure will in
all probability cause additional and
probably extensive splitting in the ash
lar facing near the ba.*. that the mas ai
ry foundation wa* not given spread
i enough to carry safely the weight it was
designed to place tip n it; and that there
has been an actual compression of the
soil to the extent of between eight and
nine inches; the shaft is sensibly out of
plumb.and the foundation oourw -show
an increasing departure frc tn horizon
tality.
| We sec iron quoted at per ton.
This is very low and should bring down
the price of castings correspondingly.
The Pittsburg Commercial puts the
Turko-Ruasian squabble into shape that
is as concise and intelligible as it is
easy of pronunciation, lfere it is;
If the Russian forces can only gain
nosses-ion of Tzyntzaveni, they will
I have Tsehumahoaitza at their mercy,
ami the inhabitants of Tama Feverinu
and "-ardiune-chti will be forced to the
to lk>broelantosehua or Sehetatea for
protection; but in ease Ik.kuzaghat*- h
falls, there will be no n-source for the
Turks except to fall back and fortify
ltojukderbend, Menekt.-ehilhl, U.initino,
Fski, l>juma, and the fastnesses of
Tsi-liallukawogh.
Fdmundsthinks that Relford, rati, of
Colorado, is entitled to a -cat in congress
—l'clfortl got his vole at the wrong elec
tion. Congress will decide that matter,
ami there the democrats will be the K
and the ruds the 7. understand
Russia's military strength exceed?
that of Turkey to a far greater <1 egret
than would be supposed, without refer
ence to the statistics of the subject. Tin-
Russian army on a war footing contains
j 1,041,329 troop*. 195,14.4 non-combatant*,
-' 24",h:is horses and 'J,'- 1 "> guns. In addi
i tion to these, there is an irregular army
: containing 140,491 i men, so that, all told,
the Russian forces exceed k'.OOO.OOO;
though there is doubt whether many
> uioie than halfof these can be made di
rectly available for a war against Tur
| key. The Persian army, which is ex
; pected to co-operate with Russia, has
j about 70,000 available men. The Turk
; ish army on a war footing Bombers, of
j all classes, 610,100 men, of whom 130,-
j <>oo are irregulars and auxiliaries. It is
! not probable that Turkey enn bring into
| the field many over 400,000 men,so that
; Russia, probably, in an active campaign
will outnumber Turkey two or three to
i one. But Russia has long marches to
j make to get to Turkey, and a tremend
ous linn of communications to guard in
the rear of her supply trains.
STATIC SAII It A TII-S( lIOOL COS*
VESTIOS.
The 13th Annual Convention of the
Pennsylvania Sabbatli-Scool Association
will beheld in llurrisbiirg. Pa., Tuesday,
; Wednesday and Thursday, June 1-', i 3
I and 14, 1H77.
The Rev. Llewellyn I>. Bevan,
late of London, and one of the foremost
Sunday-school men of England, will de
liver an Opening Address on Tuesday
evening. 15. F. Jacobs, Esq., of Chicago,
is expected to speak on Thursday; Rev.
W.F. Crafts will give his address on
"The ('oming Man is the Present < 'liild;"
Mrs. W. E. Crafts will present "The
Ideal Primary Class." Among distin
guished workers from onrown State who
may he expected t<> add to the interest
and enthusiasm of the meeting, are Rev.
Richard Newton, I). I). (to sje:fk at a
children's meeting); Rev. George A.
Pcltz; Presidents Cattle, Wylie and
llays; 11. W. Warren; Rev. P. S. llensou
D. 1)., and many others.
llarrisbuig extends a hearty welcome
to all Friends of Subbath-schools
throughout the State. Those expecting
to attend will please notify S. J. M. Mr-
C;.rrcll, Ksq., llurrisburg, alio is Cliair
m m of |.'he Comiuitteu 0:1 Kntcrtain
inont, before June 4th, and they will be
provided with curds introducing them
to free homes during Convention. Furth
er information in regard to the pro
gramme of the Convention can lie ob
tained of the State Secretory, Jtev. K. W,
IJi re, Philadelphia, or of Jas. W. Wier,
Harrisburg, Chairman of the Loral
Committee of Arrangements.
The Union Banking Comp., of Phila
delphia, has gone up thespout. Liabili-
u • i 0, \i illi u ti i, -it gi i show tii|> fin
ho xto. klioldcrs, unit in n 11• ,*od ht*a\ >
lofnli iition of tin* • i.shior. WhnlVj
ho ii-o in liHvin - a cashier t ltnl • ti c
rituit.
The prod,lent tuts i•• lied ill |!uehun:
lion mllio • for mi cylru —>n *1 con*,
pro-.-. October I,A.
lln i i i|i icjiort: frmii tllii >. Mi. liip.- it
Ihili.itiii, Ulhii is, lawn, and Mi u'ui,
uro nil \it> j'lomiriii,-
1 \ /"/.•// vi n: ill i;J< 11 **
I VTK AM> llh'l AM Mill! 1 WANiWt tH
< I ! lilt At MOuiNld • r,
ili tu i! o N. \ Sun.)
Tin* Ui-v. Jo-oj'h Jmit H, h miitiimro
,It ig\ l. in ot tin* Vlt*tlt.nlirt ih n tun u*
tl U, I'ill ItcuLll 1\ s' roll.' ill 1o 1 ■ \ ill* . y t
Iml.l !il lulyi* | • itluli <1 ~ be.|Uc.t lit
••h i loft i.i Ins . litirch, itii ■ ti .1 it for
li.* uwn bout*lit, g* t tin oh i >l, .is i alii il
to account by tin* church trustors, unit
thl'icup.ili ll few rial s Ago, committed
* itlv.de by taking jtopop. 1 hi* l\*v I'r.
I T, ltiiint, ti Hichmond t lcrgyitiiiti ot
tin* I'll *hvti i i.iu ilouoiu Hint 1011, uiul
>v. m :ii > ol iho Tiostiyiinan l*it 1 i* t
'.inn t dlliliotloo, has jiwt In oil on trial
's-foic tht* I'm shviery at lYtorsburg for
< n. 1 -, - 111 1. ; ' ol' tlio Committee's
funds, and lit* has hoctt deposed from
the Uiii istiy, ..ftoi . -11 vi.ti ii It it *hi*
. riino. Iho lit i. I'h m.is 11. Hot!,
l'hilailoljilita clergyman of tho baptist
denomination, lias In on . a tnal during
tin* bat few dap, in a < riminal court
thereupon a ftmrgi' of iniprojier con*
dlli t to® ,r.l a young l.nly of his chili, h,
Kn ..glit t > tho \ uing holy's f.tthor, a ho
. i ilea.- n of hi'- church. The lit \
V|i Williitn .a Nt-ii Jerso) clergyman
of the I'm h lief tiiu d denomination,
II trial l.i ■ work before tho Classi*
at Now llruiiMvitk for courting ono
.citing lad. nftcr he had secretly mar*
in-.i anotlioi and denied the marriago,
ami the result was his dismissal from tne
church at tirigg*toii for the offence.
I lu-eate a tew of the latent aud tn>*t
melancholy instance# of clerical miscon
duct.
But the most singular case of a clergy- 1
j mail in trouble is mentioned in this
i week's if-uc of our religi • conicinjior
; ay, the NYitnefo. It appears that the
\\ It llcw. has ! • ell Uitiilctl from 11- office
ill this city tithe lb-v. Leaven I'lUWcltc,
I'.irt Hudson, 1 uisiana, and that a few
, tlays i the publisher g t a letter from ;
the Postmaster at Port Hudson saving
"flie jsiper add it -nl to Leaven;
1 aUsette is Hot taken o'.lt, so pie..a- ill* ,
t-ontinue the same," and then, with
j striking brs-v ity, the l*tstinaster added
"Kens -ii He was hung lust June, 1 >7
and is no more." l'his is all the new*
'.hat the W iliu— h.is I veil a! ft ' ' tin
ai out the fate of the Bet Mr 1 '.,* i ttt
and being troubled on ucfount •! the
.of-ot it* Poll Hudson readt r it .. r.--w
: trying to Hud out "how *,> strange a
thing us the liaugiii.- fau.ii -'e:
' Gospel took place."
Jl'OliK BLACK M'Aiail"
| t,-. in Pi i!a ei; : ... it. wi -I. Mr M,
.
s S'H'J tie at t.: apprchi ns.oil a I ■■■•-
| tans 1 claim ed '.he fact It s -gt I'--'.
1 doubt at-oul the parfact ti|kU(MIIBMI, jus
:.. e and equity of the plaintiffs ..mi.
Nor mi 1. :r. Ever vi- i v • t v'.'
New Jork and here Mr Bugl, Oa&r*l
Harlow. Ji.tig. Strong- ailcot.curred with
me thoroughly in ll > Viaw. N- ib.i.j
has occurred fr rn that t.n.t" to thu to j
change my mind 1 aui • ■ al sfle.i that
at last il tan be (aid that I ay the thing
which 1 do know whets 1 >ay that my , 4*
•nt ha> been • v.gr lv, ..strict.. y in
lurcd b> tl.civ | eop'o. lin lilcral.v mr
cd, ar.d Vet lam ct-rla ■■ v not afr.. U ••! <
C-'url. tor I at. w v u trv wth y .r
whole soulsget at the truth, aioi na
will succt . d N. ilhor am 1 afra. i,f t; ■
j plausible u g- nuity . t my Uistingunhed
j friend in : rt- filing l.t Ji-i.-Mr of bis cli*
etiU. But us :r aJ am at'., to judge, " >
dread arises tr.-ru t one tiling I . fa • y
seated at. anj that in the * rderfui. tbe
amsiing luck t it has attended th< •' di
fendenl- 1 n a ! th>- r attacks up n 11 in . 1
uaL in legal bat! • Their ho: ry ,s a
part of the history of the country ll i
k !,s* n• : a • rn< a. 'I ... v liavu a< •;... re .
jan ruipur.al fortun. araiir adtbatbri gs
1 them in a r.-v.-nuo a -i.. I .g . 1-6
: trie ir.-.1- ..'y cf a *.cgd a. .... rg
enough to make a slat,- lia!f a> big as
P. >i .i a- ia, and alb:- they bavt git,
r.. : only thout | lying en. rent >r it.
hut they have g.l fltty mi:.: >n* to be t
For tha last t or yean l ■■ ablest mm In
the Senate and 11 of Brprei niatii *
have be. : e gaged earn -tly in trying t •
devi-e son o wi.v by w ~ii 11; s• j rople
could be c. mp. .led to d:sg. -ge at least a
I portion of this booty, or, at the worst, t •
' top them getting any n re. Thrsr If.
farts hav o I ren failure* every tin.e Th
I'nited States have engaged with all their
power an.i influence in three different liti
gations, which were made strugg'os for
life and death. These people came If
(rom every . >nte ' without k scratch D.
a private di-pule. a private suit with a
pruate iioiiv idml i f the city o: N, $
York, it b.-canic certa.n and plain that the
cause could nt be deteriuini df. ly with
out the production ol the r book* They
were ordered to produce them, but they
refui'd, A compuls ry rder na- madr.
but lhay 1. t ci Iv defied the authority <>{
the Court, but thoy raised *uch a clamor
about the ears o! the Judge that they
drove him .gnominiously from the banch
by impeachment They then commenced
a frightful perse, .lion against the < nr.*. I
who had committed the offense of n'gu
ing for that order, an 1 t. >y came within
a vi ry little ,f expelling him fr. in lh.
profession in di grace, and yet he n and
is among the brightest and best nnd übli-t
men that ever honored the American bar.
And then, too, here in the Stale of
Pennsylvania, when they wero sued for
l.ii s. why. the stn'.a lost ev- rylhing ol thi
tiX. to which she was a* well taliped
I atn to the coat you see on my back
After thev hud rei-. ived I'tV.! per rent, on
their large capital, it was certainly the.
most amazing good fortune that they
•hould bo able t • swear without commit
ting perjury that tliey had only divided
llj per 1 erit. A still grei.ter good fortune
was it for them to find court, the higi.-
ost in the land, < imposed of the be*t ari I
abb St men, to give such a judgment upon
t' t deflMid, that they got ot!
and the Mat of Pennsylvania wis cheat- .1
out of more than a million of dollars.
And now there is another piece of luck.
I find now what I never nr-pecled before,
that there is ono distinguished, able up.
right gentleman alluding ! • Mr MeMui-j
trie: in thi* whole country, whom they bad
the g.Mjd fortune to lind out. and who firm
ly be lev. 1 in bis conscience that this enor
mous swindle, which shocked tho whole
ci untrv and ma le ail Europe look aghast
to thiol we would endure it, was all per
fectly right.
ENGLAND S ATTITUDE
It i- a dispatch of the highest importance
that i- cabled from Liverpool Courier, to
tho effect that the British Govern merit
have determined to interfere between Rus
siaand Turkey. Tho nnnouni < ment may
t> premature, but, if no, it undoubtedly
force ait* the policy that England will very
aoon be ( (impelled to adopt. ()| couro. :
Russia will not now bo turned from her.
purpose by any warning, and her armies,
pushing into Turkey, will not reverse
their march till compelled to do so by do.
feat in the Held, or by the necessity of de
fending the soil of Russia iUell. "But the'
appenronco of England upon the Huge,
100 ked ns she doubtless will be by Aus
tria, must rai-e the ltusso Turkish war in
to a stupendous conflict, involving probav
blv all the lending powers of Europe
The Turkish Government has formally
appealed for protection to the powers thai '
signed the Treaty of Paris, guaranteeing
the integrity of her territory. Russia has
informed Europe that she will riot promi-e
to refrain from territorial aggrandizement
at the expense of Turkey. It is immedi
ately alter this appeal of Turkey and this
declaration of Kus-in that we are fore
warned of England's change ol atlidude
THE KKMAINS OF P P m fvs
FOUND FIFTY MILKS FROM
ASHTABULA
Cleveland, April29,—On Friday Inst
party of sportsmen gunning along the lake
-hole at Eur,id village, tell mile< east of
bote, loiool the (lead body of u man on the
beach. The body Was considerably burn
cd on the hack, one leg was broken and
Die other leg had a lurge flesh wound
File head was perfect and covered will,
hair and full black whiskers. There was
no clothing on tho body but a p:iir
boots The p IMIIIS present had no ido*
whose body It might b • and as it had al
ready comii.ciicnij decomposing they dug
a grave near by and buried it After the
burial a description ..f the body was givci
at n railway stuti n and it was at once rec
ognised as thul iT P P. Bliss, of Chicago,
who was 10-i on Friday night, Decern he i
2!I. al A-htabiila in the great railroad dm
aster which occurred there. The the. it
ig that the Inby was fro/.. nto a ( akc of icV
and cur.ie i up ilie lake to the point when
.t wus found. Eueli lis fifo miles west ol
Ashtabula. The ho !y will, in ,ili proba
bility, betaken up to morrow and a furth
er investigation made.
111 I i \ M I'.Uli S' ON' I 111. 1A Nl' UK
1 .ii .lon, M) 1. Tlu* Tolegr|ili givi
II llowltig oc nit of llotiarl I'mL i
I .lino it tin* Id. I K I. J O nt I.MIIII-' HI LIL
.LEU Iti lti lino "Tlio Adtiilr®) 101 l
Kii-pcluik lit liiglil A cproni lung (ill
Ist ' irliieh w® guHhJed by lor|><*.lo, nml
to ,TV bnUerles .'eiiiiunti.liiiK 'HR river,
(lit* on Ho* stewiu. r Witro ultiiifuiill*
!ut ■> < k.'t (loin tl.e Ait.u in u lllMll
|i.' tkowed LLITT tlx* .tesiiH t win dltCoir*
.■I. .I . in trig stir, N.t of I IN* ballerln ; the
1n. .1\ ' i.* lief I ri T ." Uro lull tlie KellyO
I I. i NO .I .|. - to ' lie >li ti to. ILL lit Ho*
I. 1.. •. HI ÜBLI LO tl|H <TT LLO r |ILI" I
•uflli i< title for LLIR >liot. to laknrrtiil 'l'll®
\clttiir. onlc liteii m e TLOD ami th® li-T
t I nil.. I M !to III.* KUck Son .u oh
II n \KM IKS IN ysiA Ml Suit.
lUI-: HA 111.K of K Altai
1 Ms.ml rutin I hit ai I tliu luikt,
l.olid.'ii, Ma.v o fin- Uttly Nt'Wi I'm
i. to i .It I -a> * niOM-age frol \l
ctia git''* tho following Kccuunt ol ill®
t> ii 11 1 c®! KI .
The . . tilto > tho Kuaainlt araty Alt '**)
: ' in., Jot Mrhk tl, attacked Muckli
tir.lin tu i lea from Kara. Atoil If' I In-
Turk* ' •light c:c*|#ral®ly Tho Kuxintia.
• i|i| e rted hv | ..werful nrtillery. auceood
~1 in • 'gn.g tin in |rum Ihoir poai
too M akhtar lulled out all hi* roaoiiot,
and attempted, n tho '-Olh, ' > recover the
•t ground willi UU.OUO men, hut waa do*
ted and dnvoii back und. r the gun* <•!
Mar , I'ln* Uti**lau lu.ret were ronaidora
' e in 1 *. 1 ! 11,0 Tttftu wore MMf*
liinu*
V 11*11*1:1 May 2 A diidoiuatio mplurc
hotwieli itirkev slot KnUßiattia I. ill.iiil
ii' l-. .1 ,d; he * lowed hy deelaratiaiii
o:w.,r Tho Kut>iaua have .lopped the
.nu11... .eluie <1 gas at oil iheir llii.ck Sea
1 :t. 1 liig cuutlagratiou. ill the ovonl
iof botiihardment.
Ihii iin ß.*.! . MHV'2 Kiglil tliou.anJ tnoi
■ !l - Ki.. Ati advance guard are olpiK't'
■! >' Ii . intot t nulla (iiave vain
plant, me made ~f r. -4 u I.i lion on fin
1 Kouinnnian. Tho i'utk. r® hurt iitg Ilb
ag. oppo.ile Ua at*.
I t HTM i K BOMBARDMENT OF
Itot'M \NIAN I> \N NS BY TL'KK
1 II Mi iNITOi.S.
\ o i.a, May 5. A telegram from
11.. thai, it ray# '.hut the open t-wn 11 ni
was b-.iubarded on Friday by the Turkish j
Ui ' tar tor, el. urr. VII the ihbubi-l
lai l .-I Kei i Ihrnil and O.tcriilaa have
tl i lteni ir jut below (ialalz Ollcnilzu'
it furtb. r up the Danube— about forty j
in. i-s be' a Kutlchuk ll war the Scent
of a Buss.all defeat in lK.i
Tb< Progress in Asia.
t. i of, Ma_v o lnt< .hgfi.ee r.-ceived
tie fr it Otlt-sa -'.at.-s that Kara it eoln
p • turi.o... dfd. T(.. Ktliiiant h\t
it ti ! iri<g. gum in postlion The!
• ... n; : Kar > w-. I! beg in i >lllll <J i
riic Miri iite Wat Over.
11,g . May 6 Tbe insurrection ,!'
thr Miridiles o virtually ended Siit;. !
Mil .. b. • • ..rrri'.ed and br. ugt.t
--: >. ta*., ti.r principal t ity of N rtbernj
Vt-ILIAS INTFKKdT IN TDK
< UN FI.D'T
A Rep. ;t I lint She is About to Occu
py Rosnia
M .iter, M> ti The (tuardati
.'lit- :.l pre i -.ii ..fioe io a ilalt inri.t
toat Auitria h .- Jeti rmined, as a pre. au-!
ti.inary rtii-a-ure, to occupy Bosnia and!
Hertfgoi.ns Afcarding to present ar 1
r ■ g mr • t-. the liiovemsot e! tr*-,ps for
ithal i 41pv.se will .begin in about a fort-'
night.
i KPoKT.* TH AT KA BS HA* KAL
i.KN AND BKPoKT> <F TI'KK
IMI Si t V ESS
S Prh '-org, Mv T 1 !.e Bust am
hai f takt-ri Kr The Ru sian army at*
ta. kn g r.-,rnhi i .VI.OD men. Seventeen
ll ■ man J Turks wt-re captured.
BiX'KET MU LLED BY IL'BKISH
Ft ißt'Fti.
Bucharest, May " - Bickrl- as iheded
by ti.e Turks yesterday evening. The
It*.' ; Birouki j-'underetl the neighboring
v!!!ii . 1 at tlo- -ame time, ai d returned
with their -j- .is a - n the Danube.
It.YPT T.i C<)NTItl BfTE lA'A>
MEN To TI'UKKY.
t' • Msy I A C>-mmittee of the* As?
n.l iy . ! N tables havir.g decided up n
tlo l i.poiiti 1 Jof an extraordinary war
in f f fwt.d<>. the Kbedive hai te'egrnph
r I to t'onstantii. pie that the Egyptian
: r.ger.t now in Turkey, numbering
men. will bo railed to IJCUM" The
remainder f the Egyptian contingent will
h. k, !■'. in Egypt for tho pr lection of the
Sir"* Cars'
BHOinTiIAND.
100 Won!" jer Minute.
Wiih .>ur "Lightning MrthoU of Sin ri
Hand," any | ormn ran, in OM M STII,
barn !o wrre 100 words per muiuln.
-•h •rl-lliiioi reporters are always in de
mand. rtt giMd wages. t> ir Churl, con
taming full injunction#, in # lessons, sent
l any adilrei tar $1 t*i Wo refer tithe
K\ KM No lIKKALP • K St M< AY l'Rlt-s pf
Philadelphia. Address.
C. 11 MURRAY.
It' North o'.h Street, Philadelphia, I'a
HIBSMANS' HOTEL.
MILROY, PA
The bed table and bar, and excellent!
-tabling for horses. Also a fine resort fori
summer boarder*. Hut* to depot, and
daily stages to Centre county. Charges'
reasonable.
D. F. I.USE.
PAINTEII, Sum,
olfera ht tiervict* to the cilize.na ofj
Centr© county in
lloiiR, MGN SIIIII Ornament AL
I'alntiiiK.
Striping, ornamenting and gilding.
Graining
OA K, WALNUT,
CM KsTN'UT, Kir.
Plain at i Fancy Pnper hanging Order
respectfully solicited. Term* reasonable.
1W apt if.
Private Sale.
A Choice Farm and House and Lot.
I'lio following described property, of
John Kiniuort, dee'd, .ituate in Harris
twp, Centre county, one FARM,contain
ing one hundred and thirty three acres'
'more orb bounded by lands of il. Kv
•irhart. dee'd, Jame- Glenn. McFarieii,
1 I Sr. Henderson, dei d, and other* is offer
ed at privato sale. The farm i* well wa
tered, a never tailing stream of water run
ning t'nrnughthe farm and within thirty
j yard* of the barn. n!o, a well of never
fading water at the house, with good
pump in it The improvements are a
large FRAME HOUSE, two stories high
almost new ; a frame hank barn, forty
llvo by eighty feet and all other necessa
ry outbuildings. This is one of the best
producing farms in this section for all
' kinds of grain ;is ail limestone land. A
large OUCH AKD of choice fruit on the
, premise.
For particulars inquire of Win. Wcrlx
en the farm. Also one House and lot
-situated in lloalsburg. Centre co , the
hou*e is two stoties high, with kitchen at
tached to it, ami all necessary outbuild
lings also a good stable, a (lev r failing
well of water with good pump. The lot is
well set with fruit trees of best quality.
Also two acres anil lit perches of excel
lent land situate near the German Re
formed church in Hoalshurg within two
si|iinres of above house.
JOSIAH NKFK, Executor of J. Km
inert, doe'd, .'KlnovJm.
Mr. Daniel P. Realty, manufacturer and
proprietor of the lleatty I'iano and Heat
; ty's celebrated Golden Tongue Parlor Or
gans, Washington, N. J , is certainly a
very reasonable and generous man to trans
act business with. lie makes this very
fair prop ->tion to any who may favor him
with an order, c* follows :"ll the instru
ment doc. not prove snlisfactury after a
test trial id live days after receiving it the
purchase money will be refunded upon the
return of tip instrument, and he will pay
freight char • - both ways." This is cer
tainly un exceeding, generous, and safe
manner in wl tel. to transact business will
him. lie wi. rant# hi- instruments for sis
}IIII. See In* advusilsciim;.' July 20. S
IKfiAl, NOTICE Notico is hereby
J given to all wliein it may concern,
thai an ii| p ic.tion will be made to Hi-
Exeiulnnc.v, John K. Ilartranft, lioternor
ol the State ol Penn.-y Ivniiia, lor the incur
PER at i. HI of the "Piny Coal and I ron Com
pany. in M cotdancc w ilh the act ol As
sembly in such case made and provided.
ALEXANDER ft BOWBIf
3 may 3t. Solicitors '
DP. FORTNKY, Attorney at Law I
Rellefoute, Pa. Ofllee over Rey
nolds bank. may 14'6t) i
4* ANCHORED 4>
? • AT OAK HALL.
MARKET £
HILL 10 HC HCADOU&KTtRS TOR "W"
_ * CLOTHING, kh
? WANA MAKER & BROWN, 8
0 IN THE OLD PLACE AT THE OLD TRADE. A
All the b®® talent, experience nd alvemagea w "
I . mil rommand, oonlinuod m OAK MXLL,lOffoduc#ih I
All BCbT und CHEAI'EST CLOTHING for mn mid buy All
For aixieen ye®ra wo Imve lived *1 lh® old corner of
Q SIXTH end MARKET, and lh® busmen® done thpio h® O
A Ijmn bo acitlefectory to th® public and ourwlv®, t• "• w. Q
V hiiva decided uo( lo otungs or move the Cloihin j T
U butiuex away Tlio people like IK® p!®e® end we like i> D
A picas Ilia people, and we believe thai w® cn do it Q
V bailer than ever at lb® old place. I
X The aalee of tlie paal year far e irpaeaed anyihinu
U wo ever dreamed uf.and Idle pole It in our power to O
trim atari the Spring of 1877 with a bTll-L LOW bit SCALL
OF PRICKS, and a claee of good® oexcedent thai w®aie
ft: . not afraid to follow ®aeh eale witli our warrantee or p
rr pj 4 receive let.-k tl.e good, unworn and hand over to t e k. A cualomer
cualomer Ilia money paid. *Ar
0 The aloe® ha® been larjely refill- d, and i ii n®ve Q
A wa ench a aplendid lock of Men'e.lioya'ar.d Children 1
V <*4olhtn j under th® roof, nor were we ever able to aetl ®o
Q cheaply. Our word furti, and wo are your frionda of Q
A a.xtooi. year®. A
? WANANIAKER & BROWN, ■ 9
Q the 010 klacc. QMA HALL, O
■fr l 6th A Mrkt. PHILADELPHIA. ®# sa
HARDWARE
WILSO Ni M'FARL A N E
NEW AM)(IIKM'
min HE
STORE.
J* li WILSO*. aoa't M FAILIVE.
IIKM KFi-MTB, rx.
NV, have opened It hMr and o.• ?i.;<l<t•
;o, .. bought in New York and Phila
delphia. Irorn the nmnuf.it tur- r fron. first
nandt at extreme')- low prices. which w
i I I ■ 11 *5 llir lowest bottom | fieri, w bid.
f giro tl " p<-•!•'<* the adantag.-i f
\Vt tav and wtllsatofly that we are the
t'heajseM Hardware Store in the coun
try. We have a complete Mock
of Range*, Heater*, l'nrlor
and Cook Bit ve*. Kach
Stove guaranteed
to give.#ati#*
fuction in
ev* ,
try reaped.
Rar-iron, Nulla,
'
Horae-nhoes, Norway
Nasi Rod*, warranted of the
bcrt quality, We claim we have
the I eat Pure I*ea<l, Oil*, Color*. Var
niahaa,
ever offered and the cheapest. Our
t O
c
SHORTLIDGE& CO,
tj
HKLLKFONTE, PA.
O
t j Have erected a newGRAIN KLK\ A TOR OR their Coal Yard and are buying grain
AT THE HIGHEST PRICES,
in CAth on delivery, for
WHEAT,
CORN,
RYE,
OVTS
CLOVER SEED fccj
Unloading is done more <ailv sad more promptly than any other place in town
which makes the NEW ELEVATOR the most desirable place to sell grain.
iANTHIUVCITECOAL;
The only dealers in Centre Couuty who sell the
W I! Li K El Si Hi A! It lti E Ci Oi A L
from the old Baltimore mines Also
SHAMOKIN AND OTHER GRADES
of Anthracite Coal dryly housed expressly tor ho use use. at the lowo-t prices
RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER.
FIKK BRICK ANDOROUND FIRE CLAY.
DEALERS IN
CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER,
which is always sold at low prions, and warranted to be as good a fertiliser as an
other plaster.
DrrJCS A})D l&m
NEAR SOUTH END B. E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT
IIKLEFOXTE. PA.
\ DUNKLK & ALMAS.
:<K
House, Sign, and OSNAMKNtAt PA3TNTERS,
Respectfully announce that they are prepared to do all kinds of work in their lino
nf business, in the neatest and best style. Ail kind'of
GRAINING.
PAPER HANGING,
AND CA LCI MINING.
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Calcimining a speeiallv. All orders by npifl r<",ctse ptnmpt attention, and sati-fac
•ion guaranteed Charg-s most reasonable.
16 feo If. J N DUNKLK A CO..
Aprit g M ilk. Pa.
Chits 11. Hold.
Clock. YYatfhmuLt-r1 Jeuelei
Millheim, Gent re Co., Pa.
Al kind* of clocks, Watchea And .Icwolry tsf <h
l..ttst style . AS sin.* ths MsrsttviUo Pst#Bt GsUtidfi
ii.s kf, |.r - with * i oii.|.l*fr In G'x of the m.ojrh
no! ii*} of the month ami w, k on lU face, which I"
warranted as A perfect llmo kupr,
('locks, Wfttclios AUI .lrnln rspilrsd ou ahor no
tl* and Wai rant*.!
WM. P. WILSON, Attornoy-at-Luw.
Bellefonto Pa. Office in Mrs. Ben
uer's Building, Uolletonte Pa.
Stock of Coach and Wagou Mate
ria!* are of u very superior quality,
and cheap. We will eel! Saddlery
good* a* low as they can buv them
in Phila. We will keep all kiuds
of Farmers Implements, Cultiva
tor*. Shovel*, Plows, Pump*. Pic
ture Frames. Moulding, Mirror#,
Toilet Sett#,
Children's buggies, Wagons of all six
es, Oil Cloths, Tub*, Ruck*
el*, and Churns,
We have
in
connection
a Tin Shop, Mr.
Smith, foreman, in which we
manufacture nil kiuds of Tinware.
Spouting made and put up of the best
quaiity of tin at the lowest prices.
Call aud see u* and we will substanti
ate what we advertise, as we shall
take pleasure in showing our stock.
Rooms No 7 and 8, Humes Rlock, G
doors north of Post Office, Rcllefonle.
WILSON A McFARLANE,
.jap3m
- Lincoln Butter Powder, makes but
ter sweet nndhard, and quicker to clutrn
try it—for sle at Win Wolf's stoic
b
Dentist, Millheim.
Offersliis professional services to ilia public, lie is
prepared to perform sll operations In lb* dental oro
He ia now full? propared U extract! tooth absolutely
without pa la. uf-7UI
S. & A. Loeb.
THE TIMES ADMONISH YOU
THE TIMES ADMONISH YOU
T<) sAV JM fN E; V WHEN YOU (A N.
TOSAVW-; MONEY WHEN YOU CAN.
Wo te feIIing—CAKPETS AT 20 CTS.
We are telling CARPETS AT 20 CTs.
We .re telling—CA HPETS ATyj CTS.
We .re .ailing— CA KPKTR AT 25 CTS
We .re telling—CA HI'KTH AT 25 CTS
We .re MIIing—CAHPETS AT 26 CTS
We .re tebing— IN'G'Jf CAHP'TS et 30r.
j We re filing ■ ING'N CAHPTS .1 30.
We .re telling—lNG'N CAEP'TS .t3ot
We .re eeIIing—INGKAINS ATSS cent.
We .re tel.tng INGKAINS A1 36 tenia
We .re teIIing—INGKAINS ATS6cetiU
We re telling- I).rank h.ll A tlair cePtt
1 We are telling —D.ruatk hall Att.irr.Pt-
We r Milling— Darauk ball A auircar'u
We re Mlling—Supe-Cne Ingrain at 76c.
1 VN e .re ael.mg— Superfine IngrairTal 76c.
; A e .re telling Superfine Ingrain at 76c
W are telling—Tapetiry liru*e'.at SI.OO
'* e are telling —Tapetiry Hrutsei* aljl.it'
SVo are telling—Tpetry iiru*<-lat SI.OO
•
We are telling— Ladiet' Dolman* at $2,60
We are telling—Ladiet' Dolman* at $2.60
Wa am wiling— Ladie*' Doltuau* at $2,60
We af telling— Ladici' Dolman* at $3.00.
Wo ar* tolling— Ladiet' Dolman*at $3.00
We are telling— Ladiet' Dolman* nt $3,00
We are telling— Ladiet Irim'd halt atsl.oo
We aretalhcg—Ladin* irim'd hat* at sl,llO
We are telling—Ladle* trim'd bat* at SI,OO
We are telling—Ladiet tritn'd halt a151,50
We are *el!ing—Ladiet Irim'd haUat $1,50
We are telling—Ladiet trim'd halt at $1,50
We are teliing lrim'd hatt at $2,00
We are telling--Ladia* trim'd halt at $2.00
We are telling—Ladie* trim'd hat* at $2,00
Ife are selling—Lstdie* Shoe* at SI.OO
H'e are selling—Ladies Shoes at SI,OO
lie nre selling—Ladies Shoes at SI,OO
lie are selling—l^sdiesShoes at $1,25
M e are selling—Ladies Shoes at $1,25
He are selling—Ladies Shoes at $1,25
He are selling—Ladies'llutton Shoes
at $1,50
He are selling—Ladies'Button Shoes
at $1,50
He are selling—Ladies' Buttoo Shoe*
at $1,50
He are selling—Calicoes at 5 cents.
He are selling—Calicoes at 5 cents.,
H'e are telling—Calicoes at 5 cents.
He are selling—Spool Cotton at 2 cts
He are selling—Spool Cotton at 2 cu
We are selling—Spool Cotton at 2cu
He are selling— Dress Goods at 8 cts
H'e are selling—Dress Goods at 8 cts
H'e are selling—Dress Goods at 8 etc
H'e are selling—New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
H'e are selling—New Spring P.aids
at 10 cent*
H'e are gelling—New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
H'e are selliug—Men's Plough Shoes
nl $1,25
i H c are selling—Men's Plough Shoes
at $1,25
He are selling—Men's Plough Shoes
at $1,25
HV are selling— Meu'sGaitersat $1,50
He are selling—Men's Gaiters at $1.50
He are selliug—Meu's Gaiters at $1,50
In fact wu are selling everything at
price* that will convince all that we have
touched the very bottom—no trouble to
show goods for the purpose of comparing
prices S. & A LOEII.
IMPORTAN TO TRAVELERS.
—THE—
BUSH HOUSE!
niai.KiMKTK. •*.
tla> been Wfnll* thoroughly renmrated
and retained. ec.a under the management
of the N' Proprietor Mr K D. Me*
COLLUM, formerly of Pitliburg, u fir.l
- in "it >'* "i'l"'iniwentt.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered l th-we In attendance •( coutl
inl other* remaining In town for * few
Jut! i limn
The lnrn*l nJ ml tupnrbly Detignrd
IKit** 1 i(< Centra! Penntylvmm
All modem i <nv.<fileate. t| u try il. (
It i)i !i<>u-e.
| i.i. K I). McCOI.LUM, Proprietor.
I HA T. COTTLE.
Fashionable Tailor.
Centre Hull.
IfMvinff opened rooms on tlio 2nd floor
of Gift <k Klory'. building he I* prepar
ed to ii i.nufacture all kind. of men'. .nd
b> >>•' garment*. according to the lalett
tyla, and upon .hcrteti notice, and all
work warranted to render katifrtiin,
Cutting end repairing done 7ept y
JOHN T. POTTER, Attorney at
'' U> Ollklmw prampti, made n4 wsrtil
lllmllnn (IIH Ui llmw bttllf laMa Of prufrrt) In
•all W ill rtr up and ham tckaoalad.rd Paada
M'.naar>.4< niSr, lull, diamcad. wdl> aid# of
11 ha court Ofoaaa. Hato,looi oatXSdMf
J P. ItAKKIII. IIAMKI. ■■*. J. A MfAVfcK
WM WOLT WM B MIROtK.
PENNSVALUY BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS, and allowlntar
etl; Discount Notei ; Buy and
Sel! 'iornrnrnentSecurtllef.
(•old and Coupon..
W*. WoLr. W* B Misrui.a.
I'roa't. Caabier
J. ZELLER ir SON
DRUGGISTS
No 6 Brockerboffßow,Bellefonte,P
Draleraln I)ruf(a,( bemlcaM
Perlbmery, Fancy CioiMla dk<*4
Ac.
Pure Winei and Liquor* for medicr
tiurnosa. *lwae. Want mar >l. 72.
KI NGSFORD'S
Oswego STARCH
I* the BEST a'nd MOST ECONOMICAL
in the arorld.
IlperfMtljr I'UKE—free from acid, ard
other I rtign tubttancet that injura lin
en.
Ii HTUONGKB than any other—reqnir
irig raui h le.i quantity in uting.
It UMPoKM —.tifferi. and flalthe. work
alway* the fame.
KIMiOFOIu/s OSWEGO CORN STARCH
It the meat delictum of all prepa-ation. for
PL"DDINGS, BLANC-M ANGE, CAEK
etc 19at>6
Harness, Saddles, &c
Tha nfMinuf. MamM le wrt IW popular
Irmand far It-war pncoa raepetifeUy call, the ultra
U..C of Uia I .Utile la bja aloe, af
SADDLERY
m>w ogaaad at It-old nunl tliiua 'aapariUp far
Um poopM aM Uw iiaat. IM Uinti and aaaat rartad
a lad totuplaU aantwal of Haddlaa. Haraaaa. ta.lura,
Undlaa of atrn dawrrtpuo. aad faaUf. WMm aoe
la lad aaofrtiii** u. .aaii.lata > .eat rlaoa aatahlla.
iraM, Mra.
"CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
J. O. DEI SING KB
A : ft, complete Hardware Store ba
been petted by the undersigned in Can
ire 11 nil, where he it prepared to tell al
kind* of Building ana House Furnishing
Hardware, Kail*. Ac.
Circular and liandSawt, Tennon Sawt,
WebbSSat, t, Clothe* Hack.*, a full assort
ment of Glat* and Mirror Plate Picture
Friimet, Spoke*. Felloe*, and Hub*, table
Cutlery, Shovel*, Spade* and Fork*,
Lock*, ILngea, Scrowa, Satb Spring*.
Horte-Shc v, Nail*, Norway Rod*. Out,
Tea Bella, Carpenter Toole, Paint, Varn
it he*.
Picture* frames in the finett style.
Anything not on hand, ordered upoe
fhcrlett notice.
jsfr-Remember, all oodt offered cheap
er than eltewhce
W. A. CURRY,
B&t>i <& ftJufear,
t'KXTBK If ALL, PA.
Would mott retpecifuliy inform the cil
zent of this vicinity, that he ha* atarted a
new 800 l and Shoe Shop, and would be
thankful for a chare of the public patron
age. Boot* and Shoe* made to order and
according to ttyla, and warrant* bk work
■to equal any made eltewhere. All kind*
•if repairing done, and charge* reasonable
<}{*• him a call, fab IS lv
QKNTKK H ALL
Furniture Rooms'
KZRA KBI'MBIXE,
| retpectfully intorm* the citisen* of Centr
:county, that l.e haa bough t out the old
-land of J. O. Deininger. and hat reduced
'the price*. They have constantly on hand
| and make to order .
i BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS
SINKS'
W ASHSTANDS l
CORNER CUPBOARDS
TABLES. Ac., Ac.
Their (took of ready-made Furniture i*
i large and warranted of good workmanship
and it all made under their own immed -
ate tupervition, and is offered at rates
cheaper than elsewhere.
Call and tee our rtock before purchasing
I _ 26 feb. ly
BE ATT —
ORAND, 8 JUARE AND UPRIGHT
From Jft F. Regan, firm Regan A
Carter. put hers Daily and Weekly Tri
buna. Jetlr an City. Mo., after receiving
a S7OO instrument, >ay:
'Piano reached u* in good condition. I
ana well pleased with it It is all you rep.
resent it to be."
From R. R. Baldridge, Bennington Fur
nace. I'a., after receiving a S7OO piano.
• Beatty" received 4tb insc, all Q. K.,
and comes fully up to your representation,
and exceeds our expectations. While I
don't profess to be a judge in the matter,
Mrs. B. does, and pronounces it of verv
sweet tone ; and is very much pleased with
it"
Best inducements ever offered. Money
refunded upon return of Piano and freight
charges paid bv me (D. F. Beatty) both
ways if unsatisfactory, after a test trial of
five days. Pianos warranted for sixytie*.
Agents wanted. Send for cats ogue. Ad
dress. D. F BKATTY,
Washington, New Jersey,
ua. at SHOCK xauorr, J. N. BHVOKKT
President, Cashier.
QENTRR COUNTY BANKING CO
s (Late Milliken, Hoover .% Co.)
. RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
it And Allow interest,
s Discount Notes,
s Buy at d Sell.
Covernment Secuiities,Gold <fr
arlfveStf Coupons
CENTRE HALL
. COACH SHOP,
> LEVI MURRAY,
- *t his establishment at Centre Hall. keep.
\ on band, and tor sale, at the moat reasons,
. ble rates.
' Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
Pt.AIKA*I> Figcv'
and vehicles of every description made to
order, and warranted to be made of the
) best seasoned material, and by the most
. skilled and competent workmen. Bodies
' for buggies and spring-wagons &c.. of th*
) most inprovad patterns 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 hu tine are
requested to call and examine his work,
they will find it not to be excelled for dur
ability and wear. may 3lf,
BK.tTTY PIJU ' O!
Grand, Square and Upriqht.
From Uufus Snyder, of tho firm of Sny
der A Hendricks, Carriage Manufacturers,
of tho city of Alienloiva, Pa :
"I must confess I hardly' kpow how to
express tny gratification en receiving the
beatty Piano you shipped nie. It i at
toast ail I could n*k, wish or expect fine
if #r ma*' eioinrnt mu c ic*ans f.r'od h sod
w< t;, I ..t favorable lei ne. hfler
• .11 J : teslifHT it "
tr< r ever g ren VI. >i.. .-'•■< •! •!
•i-l " I -.1 r le tr
paid o.v lee (. i I „ uays if
u nsalisfacuw >. -i.e. • . ,-,sl of five
day. Pianos . ..i .1 ,ix years.
Address, b. r. BEATTY.
23jul y Washington. New Jersey.