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LOCAL ITEMS*
SVOUK ROOM. FOR UEN • '
undx*rtigncd offers the ft or*-room, known
aslleriaclior old stand, at Centre
for n r.!. Tho >tr.rl is a dcsira'.-ie one in
alluvpeeG IV-. M. ncan bo hail ' 'T
time nh< " April X by anplyitij: to
U i.vuv K M.ur. at Centre Halt, M-
—■now Golden to: gttc
(Venn, \\sr* ,i "ifiAA i.l bo sobl vor>
low Inquire nttli> office. "•
Si'.w c nor.sK AY AGON. and a
m: epvK Btrerat oErm I*r >-<\ * KR *
- by Putur Apply
tod •-.a S. ms'ir, Ox ire lU'•■ 'ti.vU
n 0.1 i. -rhas so; o e*.t Any inn
pr. x. in the Reporter w I be eroa :•
od t■> our imps who hi ow a thi: jor two. j
, i
Dead Shot Pftin uos.roy or, is wl j
V relieve* pain in ; fbw nowaata. Sold at
Miller s drug stor. • Try it,
Hicks & Bro , of Beuefoute are 1 av*
in * a buildioc put up s! Spr.r 's M.'ls. for
thoir new hardwaro >toro.
—IT ne iv. .do ..< i alaayi com.d
erod t ■ Most la-.infr, s*tc- , V t nil
oho j. >u c.r.: ...ft any - *•■ u u
made furniture at the e\te- ive rooms i
J. C. ttr.ht>U\ jr., itaJh fonts.
KIMOVAI.. 1 week white in
ReHeior.tc, x o cft-.'e . on our leca' ir'und,
J L. S;.. rr, K AYo found him in
his new fU.-e in A. O. Furst's new build*
ing, north o< the Court House. From tfce
neatness and ooainess of his new o,.iarters,
wpiudcodaok g.-ts hi. share of the legal
business of the county. We are sure he 1
deserves it. We sent hira to Bellefonte <
some five years ago, as honest, upright, 1
and exemplary a young man ns we had in i
this valley, and we have never heard that <
he has either lost or renounced any of his '
integrity or honor. iu in treely. Jack. !
all v, or :r,er. .s ui. t . you the ucces* you
so earnestly labor for. ,
The he.l ntediciuts for family use '
are tireen's t*yrup of Tsr, Honor !
and Bloodroot i p'rasant, safe and certain 1
remedy for coughs, colds, etc. Green s
Blackberry Ba'.-ani, a sure eure for cramp, i
colic, diarrhea, lyv Ktc., at F. I*. -
Green's, in V ••Ru-b house block.
-—You honor the dead and preserve
thair memory by a ton' .tone or a menu*
meat. Let it be a.creditable work then. '
Y a can ju*t as wei! have a good job in
th:.t "ir.e, as r f. and without fault. jTe 1
in-..t0 this rail at llei-let's Bellefonte '
Marble Works, and order lyour tomb- 1
Ar. i t.c.v : . ■ Relief, n.'.o Bepub'.ioun
dub- it "C bum Forks."
Tr. ~t : g Jorht pur, out well,
the.- for * u .;r kr. c 1. of the red.
YYai: 'tiil wo go,
OnTu - htyd.ii Mr. Jacob Ha.-el, 1
an old citisen of Mftdisonburg while wa* r
terir.g a horso for a iriend, suddenly fell j
over freru sr. ei-: of paralysis and has ;
since been -■ ecchlcss and in a helpless
' condition. J
A ROT Sawkp IS T waix.— "A horri- ,
Lie accident occurred in the lath mill of
Andrew Koui, about five miles east of St.
Mary's, which resulted in. the d ath of.
E.bridge J. Terwilliger, son of J. M-1
Terwiliig-.-r, a lad about 1> years of age.
iTeeeasei w as feeding '.he saws, which are
three in number. His father was engaged
r.ca- by in tying uv tae lath into bundles, <
when he heard his s r. exclaim in a qu . "c,
eaerxetiemanner, "Stop itl*' Turning in
rt.r.tly, he saw that his son had been
drawn u;Kn tkc >;. Hastily dropping
his bundle of lath, ha threw off the belt,
and stopped the saws. Then, hastening to ,
the side of his injured boy, he took him in
his arms and carried Syn about ten stei ?, j
when, after looking up in his father's face
r.r.d smiling pleasantly, ho calmly expired.
An examination of his injuries rovialetl ]
the f .ct that bis right arm bad torn sawed J
off near the shoulder, and that the saws, j
cro-"ir g his I <!y diag'rally fr- m right;
to left, 1 id peretra* .1 nearV. if ::'A qu'".. !
to the -; -al colu n. Dece 11 d r. a
heavy w 'en shi. :, and the - ip"'- ti • i
that in reaching over to take fr-.m be- j
twee, the saw a pirce f i:.th, his sletv j
was taught by the us steel, and.
being off bis balance by reason of leaning
forward, he was tari'y Jra n into the em
brace of death.
Young folks, just married, or about j
to be married, should keep their eye and j
miad upon the extensive furniture rounu |
of J. C. Brackbill, jr . Bishop street, j
Belleff'nte, where anything can bo bad for j
less money than at many other places, and j
goo. c warranted.
Many of the I'ian sar ; Organs i-ow ;
:: anufa tured will entrant well with J
some watches we have examined, having
a massive, highly- ernbeiished case, and
when you ask them wl at time it is, they
don't know, something is tho matter with
the movement. Such is not however the
ease with the Beatty instruments, manu
factured atJWashington, X. J., the move
ment, durability and t ne. is the iir '. con
sideration, and then the ca-e constructed
according to price. lm
—— Groceries down to c.--h prints at
Secl.ler'.?, where they keep i: e b^•^.
VOTICK OF AFI'EAL N ' c is
X a hareby given that tha CommiMion
era of Centre county will hear sppuds
from assei-ments of 1877Y0r liie di.lerent
townships and boroughs iu said county, on
the following days, at tho p!a< for hold
ing elections in t WDibip* and boroughs,
to wit:
Taylor, Thur-day 14 at House of John
[C'openhavcr.
Itu-h, Friday 16,
Pbilipsbtirg. Saturday 16.
Burnride, Monday 18.
Snow Sh: <•. Tuesday TJ.
Bcnner, Wednesday3o.
Soring, Thursday 21.
Bellefonte, Friday 22 A 2!.
From U o'clock a. m., to 4 o'clock p. m.,
eachdayi The assessors with their as-is*
tunts aro required to be present and bare
their assessments there.
AND. GREGG,
H BECK. 11, A. MINGLE,
Clerk. J.N.HALL,
t Comr's
NJJ.VI! NovaOKoD FA:it. The great
market of the eastern worid has been held
at this junction of the Volga and Olga
Rivers, in Russia, every summer for hun
dreds of years. ileretbe nations of Eu*
rope and Asia meet with their products
for trade. Cossack, Chinese, Turk ar.d
Persian, meet the German and the Greek
with every variety of merchandise that
mankind employs, from sapphires to
grindstones, tea, opium, fur, food, tools
apd fabrics, and last but not least, medi
cines. J. C. Ayer & Co.'s celebrated
remedies from America were displayed
in an elegant ba/.ar where the Doctor him
self might some sometimes be seen. They
are known and taken on steppes of Asia as
well as the prairirs of the West, and are
an effectual antidote for tho diseases that
prevail in the yaourts of tho North, as
well as the huts and cabins of the western
continent.— Lincoln (III.) Times.
AT BO
A* OR ©
YOU CAN BUY,
i Did you eve: kn '• of a man or wo
! n.i,n, r any on,'' . '-c, wl o wai dissatisfied
a ith anything bought at See blot * greet r.\
Did \,u eve. hear any of Serhler's cus
to i - iv that they • -re cl J or Sin-
I' m*,! upon theret Did you ever hear
' any ri my that Seville r.i --epie-en'od
their goods" Never. The famous gro
cer\ linn in the Rush house blovk, is not
chaig'd "th any such >.•: On the other
■ ha- d their customer* -'pcik well of thorn ;
tht \ .ay th y go; the be t groceries there,
that they find them honest and fair in all
llu i vloahiigs. that they save money in
buying groceries , iSe-h.cr*V Co. I hey
have tho tv>! t, l*ik^^t KOU|ii,
)#wo*tprkot k TtMliitki unlraml ver-1
diet. Where is there another grocery ith j
•Ush t shining rej utatioi. Kobe etis* j
wers "Where.
Rellefonte >* happy bes'ause pr
nuts sell at 6 cents per quart there. Low
diet.
The nicest way to raise strawberries,
is to h\ • 'm in a dish, cream and white
-ugar over 'em, then gen", v "raise them
in a spoon to vo ir lips nature will do the
rest.
II L Dieffenbac! sleclines being ej
, to A .1 it* r G c
1*1: • commissioners of Clinton county
advertise that p: 'p. *:.'* a le vecelved
by thitn for fart shieg tl • county but J- j
logs With I oal of best quality.
Mr. Fmtth, : erchant of L gars |
i v die, showed hi- pleasant phis in our *ne- j
On Saturday, 2 a ...Fe son of J.'s-j
eph t* lit or, * HtKN • twp, v. lintor*
ecu: ty aged at. .it - v years, fell fiotu hi*;
fath-r'- wig : w coming down '.hi ;
m. i.uta,n. u uirii g his head *o -er.ous.y ;
-1 <• Petir. viva a I en: .1 Hair, aa t ,
ave h . a nun r of new c s , onttruef (
ed ir. wi.ioi. lii o i. i . can be ted aad wa- ,
'tered. wl in t -.'. a< :u•• as desi .1
t'..AlW< v. a U * . A- inipoitnrt
aw, passed at the la>t session of the l.ig
islaturo, provide- fo: giving priority '.e 1
claims for manual labor, on all trials of
claims for wages in the ceuiu ot this t'oui
monwealth. Heretofore, the claims of
workingman, alter getting into court, by ;
bai"g placed a*, the end of the list of cases I ,
have often been so delayed from court to t
court that the plaintiff, from inabiltiy to ;
be present w hen they have cotuo up, has ,
been compelled to compromise a just
claim to get the matter settled. This new •
law give all such claims priority and so far
is a mii benefit to the laboring man.
The fact that orders eonie in from 1
all quarters of the county, and outside, to I
Ho ".er e Marble Work*, at ReUetonle, is i
proof, that they do the best and cheapest t
work. c
Green's Liver Villi, the best remedy '
;'.>r all di- rases arising from a disordered 1
-tate of tho liver and stomach. Green s •
Worm Expe'ler, prescribed by our 1 e-t '
Physciaas) at Grc. r.'s drug store, Belt'fte' 5
Da Saturday Lc-tcr.-s oofClias. j j
11. 11..s ,:g, o." Lewisburg, wa*drown* |
ed while bathit , in the river, in company ,
with other boys, at that place. His body
was recovered by a comrade soon after,
but all attempts to ri .-uioitata him were
vain. s
—The Williarusport Bulletin announ- (j
ces that Col. riifer is t'resident of the L. c
C. S. C RK. Well, we knew that a t
year ago. r
Some of our exchanges are wrestling 1
with tho old, old problem that has pus- j t
used the steady-minded and virtuous for''
riges : "How is it that there is a class of ■
young and old m-n in almist every vil-'
lage in the country, who til not, neither 1
do they saw wood, and yet drink more; '
beer ar.d wear belter clothes than those • 1
who work six Jars in the week ?"
the wheat crop does not loo'; very pronris-*
ing, says the L wisburg Journal.
■ A turkey belonging to John F.-a
zier, of near tbU place, began laying this _
spring, and did n't stop until it had laid <
66eggs—- "iC every Jay,and "riunduy two, j ■
(too)." :,
A rye stalk was sent to this office on ]
Tuisdfiy, raised by Tobias Bailey, of near ,
Venn ilaii. This stalk is 7 feet, 10 inches j
long, and is t inches longer than the stalk ' '
Mr. llcckn.an gave us. (Mr. lleckman's
stalk measured 7 feet, 6 inches, instead ot
7 Let, as mentioned las', week.) If the 71
footstalk had remained in the ground un
til Mr. Bailev sent hi#, it would undoubl- |
edly have been as long. Send 'em in by '
the bundle, and we 'll hive enough long '
jtraw to tie our corn Udder next fall.
—Maj.J.B. Fisher, that enterprising 11
men".-;.; -t Ptnn llui., >ntcmp!atcs|
, building an addili n to 1. i - ready ext. a- j
.sires' to room for tho; ,rpo. of keeping'
i stove: nrd ail kinds of heavy hardware, j
He b a man of long ex; ricn ■in be ,nc
and -.ftviv, t' e want of the people. Cus- I
torn, s will alv-avs ii J hs t- ck complete ■
in every line and at the lowest figures.
ANOTHER MILL BIUNKIV—The steam
saw mill iNo. 1: of Messrs Hoover, llar
; rii A Co., located on tho railroad, about
I midway between Philip'burg and tbo Blue
j Bali, was burned Thursday 5 ult. It is
; supposed the fire dropped from the furnace
. ar.d ignited sawdust, and when diieover
j ed by the watchman, was too far gone to
1 save the mill. No lumber was destroyed.
; The mid was estimated at $20,000, with an
insurance - f about ill.Oo 1 .
For ihe Ret orter.
DSCORAItON AT LOGAXSVILLf.
Wedr.esdsy, iiny 3 >, va- the scene of the
annual ceremony ot decorating the graves
of the soldiers who died during tho late
war, and the wars that preceded it. The
committee of arrangements, C. \V. Conor,
F. G. Berry, J. S. Tyson, "W. C. Webber
and J. S. K'cilach. r, had worked indus
tri -ly, aril deserve credit. The 1' O
•S. of A. i. tnl their Hall on Front street,
when chief M.,r-hal Berry formed the pro.
cession. They then proceeded to the
Evangelical church ar.J received the >un
day o1ool; counter marched, a'd pro
cr. led to tho town hail, whero they were
r* c< ived by the Lutheran Sunday school.
The meeting was then opened with prayer
by Rev. Young, after which a beautiful
piece of inu-ic was rendered by tho L. S.
S. with I'rof. W. A. Ki ier presiding at
the organ. Orations were delivered by
Proft. T. N MoUhee, A. W. B rumgard
arid Rev. Young, interspersed with music
by the Sabbath schools. The procession
then formed and proceeded to the Evan
gelical cemetery, where tho decoration
was performed They then marched to
the Lutheran cemetery, where
like ceremonies were held.
A circle was then formed and Doxology
> sung, Rev. Young offered prayer, and
' were dismissed. The decoration was a
grand success. CHABLIK O. M EYKK.
• The Millkeim Marble Works (Dein*
' ingernnd ilusser, proprietors) have earn*
; ed a reputation second to none in central
■ Penn'a. If you want a good, honest and
I lasting piece of work, you have no ocea
! sion to go out of your valley. The old
established Milllieim Works will furnish
' you as well and cheap ns any other.
II 31 my 4t
. f
At Win. Wolfs are for sule Knopp's
patent curtain fixtures, advertised in an
' other column of the Reporter. They aie
the most convenient out. tf.
s At J. O. Deioinger's you can buy
3 Motto Fpames from 30 cts up ; Mottoes, 6
cts. 3t.
i
"V L'P 'C
JsL MIlZLji JSS
2.50 GL
IAT BOYEIi'S ST
I ||| B | L| H I '
An inv i'tigftlirg conuniitce Ii ur.d the
accounts of John Fi aney, ccilci tor of tax
es, riartfcrd, Conn., *40,000 short lie
claim listo is -.i deficiency His bond i*
for S6O,tW.
Litter* recivrd a tc the condition of
the crops in Alabama and In seven upland
counties in Mi si > ppi, show thatlheavor*
ago exceeds that of last ) ar in nearly n
•ry county.
Dispatches from the west ropott very
heavy r.ii: * in vsstsm Miasourl, and In
Kai- is the past lexv day*, and iliat groat
damage has been done to the iailrod>. the
cr >p* and other property.
Kr.gland Ha* notified Russia that any
attempt to interfere with th* t*ues t'anal
' would induce her t 1 abandon her neutial*
lily. It \v a- # stated in Parliament. lti.S*
on, :.s ft i u sequence, lets Kgy pi and the
I canal sexeto!>• alone.
A telegram from Oscoda, Mich . says
heavy tires rage in the woods south and
w3>t et An Sable and along the north
ibntt towards Gtttwbt'tb It it rsysrM
that business i* su-peuJed l Au Fable,
and the entire population it out fig!.ting
he tlftmc*.
ri cS. re'.ar v State received n com*
: mil', alio*, from our Minute: to Mux co,.
to the effect D t t' e Mex can authorities
will co-ope:ate xxith tho United State* au
thorities on the KK* Grande to prevent
ra ds iat. Text*, ar.d break up cattle}
ilu!:: g in that section.
The Chicago grand jury brought on Sat
urday five xerd-cts, of xx-hU h f. ur are
against Jerile! Kemberly, Walker and
Carpenter, and the other i supposed to be I
against Forsyth. These men aro ccntrac-1
tors !u> have been doing xxork for the i
county.
Charles Thompson, private watchman,
xt *\ *ds Theater, Cincinnati, xxa* shot
ind i: - '..ppoaoJ mortallv wounded, >at
urdax ' ght. hx Jchi x d\ NOD the tare
back tidir. form arty with Kobitiu s
cirrus. Wilaon soocowod 1* u.aking hi*
eiCEjH*.
At - Dmwiddie ,V*.i Court House,!
Friday da > feasant* x* a h .t.ged lo- the
murdered \rm Loady, April last. Belli 1 1
were col red.
A NEBRASKA WATERSPOUT. ,
' i
Omaha. June fi. -A large waterspout,f,
burst t.far Belle Creek, at K'khorn valley §
yesterday, flooding everything for miles
to the depth of twelve feet. The damage
is considerable, but the amount unknown
as yet. | x
THE TRUNK "LINES HARMON I
-01-S.
A very harmonious meeting of the
Presidents of trunk iines was held at the
Brevoort linuso on S, at which the ccnt- :
milte* in charge of the pooling of west ~
bound traffic reported, and aftar a full dis
cu'sion, an agreement xvas signed by thai
Presidents of the New A'ork Central, Bal* u
timorc and Ohio and Pennsylvania roads,
to go into effect July Ist Railroad repre
sentativc* say that this step assures ship-■
pers that uniform and reasonable rates,
without discrimination, and is more in the
direction of avoiding unnecoeary and un
wise competition among the lines.
A TERRIBLE BRIDGE ACCIDENT
AT BATH.
Louden, June O—A dispateb from Bath 1
gives th# following particulars of an acci- ~
dent there to-day. About half-past ten "
o'clock this morning, on the arrival of a £
train load of excursionists uu tna Weyj,
mouth Branch of the Great AN estern Rail- E
way to attend the agricultural show, be
tween one hundred and two hundted per- j
sons, belonging mostly to tho well-to-do '
farmer class, rushed upon the toll bridge
leading from tho railway platform. The
bridge xvas wooden, of light construction,
narrow, and about thirty feat leng , be- j
'.ween thirty and forty fee: above the river )
Avon, resting upon posts mortised into 1
stonework at either end ansi without sen*'
•re support. The bridge snapped, in the r
centre and the two ends were wrenched 1
clean from their s.des. The whole mass,
with the people, *s< plunged into the
middle of the stream, which was about
• even feet deep Boats from shore were (
immediately at work rescuing the living .
and searching f**r the dead. Twenty dead I
bcdie> have been recovered, and several
are still missing.
ELEVEN LIVES LOST IN A CON
t LAG RATION IN CONNKCTI
CUT.
i
Bridgeport, Conn., June s.—At 11. 10 p. s
m. the outside watchman at the Union ri
metallic cartridge works discovered light (
in the fourth story of Glover Sanferd A ,
Bon's factery. As i< almost invariably .
the case in this city the water supply prov- ,
ed insufficient, and after exhausting the ,
street main the steamers took water from .
the -vamp holes and ponds in the vicinity. (
Here water was "btninable, but in lbs
meantime tbe fire had escaped control. It;,
appeal *to have originated in the dyeing rj,
nrixi: g i ruin the r, rlhwest corner of,
the thiid story ol the main building ar.l ,
ran a uig that floor until it roach the dum
my, by means of whicfi th# fire was com
municated to tbe stories below. The main
building was 2K> long, 60 feet Wide, and
five and a baif stories high. To the top of
a high basement the trails w are 10 inches
thick, hut above that came a story IS feet, i
and two others il feet high, surmounted
by an attic, all supported by I'2-inch walls
the windoxvs being 48 inches wide, and
the columns between tbem only 40 inches
Il will he seen that there was little proba
bility of the walls standing. It is in con*
sequence of this fact that the lost of life
occurred. VN'hilo volunteers were engag
ed in removing goods from the building,
an entrance was effected into the office, a
one story building at the northxveit corner
of the factory, and a dozen or twenty men
rushed in and commenced to get out the
safe, counter find other furniture, when
suddenly, and without warning to those
inside, the back wall ar.d then the front
A ail fell out, leaving tho two highest walls
unsupported. Tbe one adjoining the office
leaned outward, and as a shriek went up
from hundreds of spectators, fell upon the
ro f oftbe office, crushing through to the
basement and bury ing in tho ruins those
who had beer, engaged in the rescue. One
man, who escaped with a gush on his fore
head, xx hen interrogaled as to xvbethernny
ane remained inside, replied that there
were a dozen in there, which number
proves to have been nearly correct, eleven
bodies having been recovered, nearly all
of them being fearfully crushed and more
or less burned
("lUT TH IS OUT AND ri A V E
j Money when you desire to purchase
4 Cent Mottoes.
9 cent Perforated Board.
6 cent 9xll New England Cliromos.
40 cent Drawing slates.
'2 cent 280 Pins in one paper.
3 cent 2 dozen Hair Pins.
22 cent Morocco Leather Pocket-hooks.
6 Cent pack of Ot ,d Envelope*.
13 cent 1 oz. Zephvr
24 cent por cake Toilet soap.
20 cent Gilt easel Frames for Photo
graphs.
7 cent per quiro good note paper.
I 4 cent cbildrens' Round Combs.
I 27 cent varnished Rustic Multo Frames.
11 Centtooth Bru lies.
10 cent Hair Brushos.
' 1 cent Japanecsc Fans,
i 7 cent per pair for Garter.
These and many other bargains can He
had at the cheap stationary store, next
door to the post office.
, 6 CENTS A "OUA KT FOR FUK.3H
KOAHTED PEANUTS
$1 26 Ur a Complete set of CROQUET.
9 J K\V EI,R Y, a Handsomo Assortment ol
Jewelry at cost
AVALL PAPER, prices of Wall Paper
y reduced lo 8 cents and J24 reals,
j Sule for Cash and Cash only. Post Offici
Book store.
JAS. WELCH A CO.
Store i
RV%I- 1
X 3 OA*
ORE, IN AARON
0 1 The rho>nrr P. Kidder l!cl from I"!
* John*, New Hi mm i ! M r li it, l< i Li*
■' or pool, with h t iircu f dealt, hiu{ u Hi'
* *inee boon hi urd frct i It i lean Situ i
f. - •
\ II llouili •Mllt llf.
! \\ • are *utliun.-' t . • h'ili< unco .1 M
heicliHmt, K| ,of !t •I•?.i-.|■. a nca ill
didnte for IMitricl All im i Subject li
Ihe deoUioti el' Ihii I niicim: o county
co' vcntlun.
Attain we coll lli 1 nl ii ni i.i i' il
or* to the ml * i tit ? i i "ii ■ I' ;lb-ally,
K> ; . Waohtnu . N J. >• I I'iatn
Hfiii Organ* J'ho :littliin el Mr Itnatti
a* a manufacturer i I tin ru i i ut t vmy
1 nuliktaiilial, hrtlitlip'i great t>ui* with their
i ixidruction, el . li i. il material, huJ
efficient and truiorthy cnu-to*m. th. r
varum* department* her g nrrmi ; 1 I ir
<ervice Mini nut lor artificial purpcd
l'hey contain not tit • gliimt intrigue,
but nro *ub*Utltiailv au! perfectly anting
ed in their vartou*ilo|tarln.i nl- behaving
for hit lliiointc. ciital aim. durability, a'd
perfect richnet* of to i.e. So hit i..\er I
li-vinent in another i clumii.
REMOVAL IN SIXTY DAYS ! !
P*T jPS lii f nri'ijuruco of a largely iucn aiiig lrttnitiOMi nud to make room for atill heavier etocka of merchandize, 1 have been compelled to ENLARGE
yLjw ANH IMPROVE M Y sTORK.tho Eagle (,'lothing Hall, Allegheny Ktrcet, and for thnt purpose will remove, about the middle of July* one
, iir b uw the old iianti. During tho next uixty daye, therefore, 1 will offer
irk' —E XTli A IXDUCE HEX TS TO BB YE R S
Having determined to out, n* nearly an por-ible during that time, my present stock at ruiuoualy low pricoi, preparatory to placing in the
,ifj newly-re|iaired Hull, when 1 aball return to it, nn n>n rtiucut of New (ioodanol equaled in quantity, quality, cheapnear and variety outaide of
y IP|P Philadolphia. Call at once for extra bargain*.
F p J. NEWMAN. Allegheny Street, BELLEFONTE, PA.
PENNSYLVANIA RR.
PhiUJt'phi. Hcd K- • ud Division,
SUMHiS TIXt TABLE
t> .l.fi.r IVKIVIV, *• 11. !•". I** ul .
lis UU * km IUI.I\m4 Kl'Ul a " 1 raa ••
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WKITKIO
IKIK M4IL !••# I'h'.Uvlelphla >' Bp ™
iUnuti| Mm
i- Mdatudaii 44?• lu
I. v ua.u.n'wt s*m
•• UH X tUoi. *'•'
'• Maf • W>*• "*
.rr.lKii. IS*"*'
MiiiiKA ki i nn. t!£rS
•• •' ItftrfUt.fg "d"*™
Mdiualua lpm
art al W iiU.afv rt I * p
l.kllat 0 : SS*p m
" K.axa IHP
rAHT U!K n*a4ati!la HStS
It •• Ha.fia! urg if? 1""
HaatuOo* f^P®
arr al W Utlm4*>ft 1 "P"
la; 4 II * P
K*sTWxat
PACIKIOIX li !U*#
>% lUU!U|kt . JJ * ®
• '* M.'lUuJ * 2 • m
ritUtaUlsU*
UAV K\ laa.aa Kru. ti P j
- lock llataa !•
•• ** Willimßiiri l & P m
• M M -statu! u
trt *1 IlarrtaL-irg * I w t* m
rmua*iiui :>•"
tun MAIL
II *!••
Houlwmno 1J J* * m
*rr *1 loan*
I'LsUdwiphia " aw
I kl UN* Ua.aj * (IT* .
art al llaihia' 4a t£• "
•• *rr til i**tl*aali>LU Ta w
Kri* UHIWMI W "* l UI Hirw A<
cvBBMUBOiBt
fur BJ !KrBU a
*rjs Mtl * <"•*. *-* Whil M 4 fiw *
V% r#i *r J to©k H**n Ac aa i.ca
c\ MkJUBBt tfeMl *•' w U,Uu.i-.'t *IU M K l**lw
" Kna Mall Waal. SUg.n Iti. -a.. Waal, aa.! Oaf .
ki Ako cl%iM uiitoUaa at Uvk "itw with k
N iw MauVatf 4.4 Waal e Ia! I rla allsi i"t
©a I Sa H i KL. *• 1 f?7 aIfR 41 4 " •* A k HH. •
ShmHs'tllHi >Vifr KC U4 .. I..ft .4-.14.
A pao..r tara-til ran -aan l"t |U4I '... ••■ - v
liaaapat! a Niagara It •><-•! I >ta 1 a ' "
daiphla Kit-raaa Fati,ao4 IHi • Kmi tt>! <•- •*
K i rati Maai lttg car. aa alUl*-' J l ,*,* w , s
(••ar%! S*4i-rfll *.-u4al
!H lltltlKD.
On April 3, by Re* P. Si.enr n,
Bendemin Lmibcr'., to
Min Ilenriettn U l>uck, ol I'ar.n 11a.1,
P.
tin December 31. ISTA. by He*. H. i.
Shnnnen, Kugene "1.. Mill<-r. t'f Centre
Hail, Centre county, to Moi Rhode Aiei
sutler, of Milroy.
In Lewiaburg, on the 2nl imt., Mri.
C Al ll*lf|enn.v year., saonthe
*nd 21 dsyi- wife ol Mr llslfju-nny,
Kiq.
On the 4th int , .Mrs C*thsri: e Zim
tneinisn, nccdJ.VJ yean. 10 oioathi ml 3
J*y.
The dccesicd Wttl tlie wife >'f l.ewii
JPimniernian, of llcckls, I'wir.i. Her
uinidcn nnie wi Clheft Mm wai born
st Msdiionbura* thii >uniy, t' •> lit !y
of Au/t 13*.'4, and w msrrii- ! t■> the
store nßineJ ■ ntlemsn thirty < • >< in
sjo. The fruits cf the union vt ft . te!*e
children —four of whom preceded her in
! desth; st s very early period a! h.-r lif
he received the holy rite of baptum and
wsi confirmed a member ol the Lutheran
church.
lfcr lo: g residence liore in .le h rto e
I well-known in this community, *n<l her
[iiisnj estimable quslitiei endeared her to
I many < f etii'cltlfen cho it! t .or lomlly
I cherish here memory. In her death the
husband lost a failtitul wif. , the chi.Jr n a
devoted and loving mother; the church a
worthy member ; and the community u
kind neighbor. The health of the deceas
ed had been failing for several monthi.yet
always attonded to the caici of her family
jup to within a few da, - bofoto l.er d< ith,
when she was compelled to take her bod.
Her last hours were attended with severe
suffering, yet she passed calmly, peace
fully and hopefully into the spirit world.
Her death was caused by carcinoma of the
Liver as revealed by a jost-morti m ex
amination.
Her remains wcro followed to their rest
ing place by an unusually large concourse
of kindred and sympathising friends.
K. T
S6OO PI INOBFOR |BSO
%n<l all oth©r wfyle-u tn 11 prPp"tlrt.
ing •<*. Hq-iwr# •! I prlgfot *ll ArMfb** 4
dfwcl l* **• tNIU *1 prior" No arut '
commlMkoa . > aloMiot. 1 h* I*® 4M
th© tiu©l JUlUjaal lh I >itinUl I ■hjl.tlf- n. *n.J
**>f uonnlmenlf r# m®fn lor !h* IHgsiPM
Honor* Kffl*r |tor|>MfAl#4 Mtofg-uru* ■
, I*w M*naf*slory ol lt. l*g**t*nl J 0 ** 1 J?
(h* world lh h i ur<* Grand* <>nLio Mathu*hrk *
new natent lupl* ©rrui f Srgl#. Ih©
Imprortment u the htt rj of Puno tnakmg Ttia
' Upright* ara iha ln©t In Amrrlna. I Uno* arnt in
trial |Kin fall w writ* for Illuatiatod and 1 *
* crliitlfg ratalogn*.- malind fro.
, MEHDELB6OHN PIANO CO
13may3m No. 00 Broadway, N.
BRICK FOR SALE -First cln - brick
' will bo kept on hand for lalo by J- O
' Doininger at Zerbe's Centre Hall
■ brick yards. These brick aro
offered SO low that it will pay persons at n
! distance to come here for them.
1 Intending to continue in the manufac
s ture of brict. the>" will bo kept constantly
on hand, anil fair induooiuent* offered lo
purchasers. ..
17 an g tf. II L. /. b. It R L
t Tj^XECUTOH'SNOTICE. —
Letters - testamentary on the estate of
Catharine Peters, widow, latoof Polter.de
ceased, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
to present them, duly authenticated by
law for settlement. HAM L KOi EH,
may 17 hsccutor-
BCLLKVOWTK Al ARKKTA.— June 11
by Shorslidge & Co.
Flour pur barrel, wholesale. S- U H).
i. •' retail.
Wbito wheat, 1 HO.
Red " ISO
Rye, M.
Corn, shelled, U).
e ('orn, cob, fish
t Dais, 36.
Harlcy, rye weight, oG.
:I Cloversecd s.*> per •• 4 pounds.
Potatoes retail, I 2o
Nova Scotia plaster, ground, 1000.
>f Cayuga " $0 00.
Anthracite coal :
r Chestnut per ton at yard, S4 7.>.
Small stove, "
:a Stove, " 00.
Egg, 11 Si*> 76-
Kroken, " S6 "6.
!n Aaro
Warra
SBURG, EXTRA
J
"
ot
noilNCri/riVATOHS. r= i (JKANITKWAUr. . kS A COA CIIMAKEUS AXDfIADDLKBS.
j ■ Jt2 ®
r SP . £ jt Of all tlarri|>litin ; Wih llaiini, Slew gSI Full line of all kffldttof Saddlery. AUo
With It • nh in :in d#"J T.tlh 1' ! I*; * Kottlet, A<-, Ac Th i> th 'flneel wureln £ ** .'?-j Wood-worV, Fell oe, Plain and Patent
. - < *1 ui. iikto durable than tin end free from' fl S•• Ah Whanle Ar
1 mu.vi i,i i\VS £ J <iEru.t Very little higher. All kind. ofQ 2*5 V a
".i* °fq 5 l n ' ,u "' ,furnilLM * h * S•% w K lr SUSQUEHANNA COOK STOVES.
> jSingl. end Double, both Wood end Iron, g| £ £** t FOR MECUANIU* jg £ * The heerio.t in weight and bt baker
. ~ , rS 7 ?•#)> I Wahavu the bet of Chleel*. Kaw,£|!s 2 8 t <->, in the market. All kind* of Portable
[ l 'l 1 ll\ \ 101 llh hill. Ho\ ho \j * .j. lirnauig Knivet. etc. AUo ltaily Ad-~2 2 Th Kangoe with eight dlffefent makee of
i P I I & jfl • Juetabte Iron Plaaea. .•--2 J ? 3m04
IMIOW IILAUKS. P y /* tu Z 'sl~i OOOK STOVES.
Ch "GP£ IiATKST IMI'HOVKD LAMP- p ' • S ft. J '
i ~ 5 .... -.a . C - : • V*' Thoee will he aoM on a written guaran
-lin per in 1 t t #1 i'e s r hvery one *■* " Dei idi lly ihp bent in t' e nmrV ! Sot. <i r % i'-i ; i t , 0i #II J altheloweal pricw.
• wati anted Imt'crtal t.'nt •!'•! Plow j * • 6.'+ J; chimney* to break or cle- n- n {■• *. E .
i Slll(1 , p * si P better light than any in .,• - . * ~ THOS. A. iiICKS & BROTHER,
r ' H J <IUM WATKK lIOHK, X ut m a •* tS?
t'oilX I'I.ANTKU: , COIIN lltK. for water ig yard* nuJ ganl -nr ;.£: Allegheny street, Bellefonte.
!
Sinking < rs-i'L >!illw.
This old, and u<*ll-k ..mu tirist-mdl, in
Potter t> iship is • >n. er ntend Ij
Mr. D M C. WHKR, • • i f tha best et
ssrisscsd millers hi Csstisl Ftnw who
has rondered the Utmost sali.facti n
wherever he. lias been, and uri lefStands
the milling business thoroughly. H
WARRANTS HIS KLOt'll, and a!!
other work, ent out from Sinking Cn < k
Mi;ls, lo give satisfaction, as to quantity
and quality, l! you want good bread let
Mr. Cow tier furnish vour tinst. tiruts
delivered to Centre 11*11 twice a week by
mill wagon.
Housekeepe-s, give Mr. C wiier atria',
*n 1 a: sfv y .urselvt s of the gre*t n.j eri
i ritv of the flour manufactured by hiiu.
VI rnaj om
Choice Farm
FORSALK!
The unde-signed offer the toll..wing
| choice hoiueetead, u-tr Lind -n Hall, at j
private alu. ConsiilUtg uf
lit ACRES OF LAND,
under fences and in a high state of. ..UIVMJ !
tion. Thereon are erected a It'll \ |
liKICK HOUSE. Bank Barn, all necessa
ry outbuildings. w 111; choice fruit Oil '.he
premises, a ci-tern and a never-failing .
stream or ruinieg eater.
This property l destrablv lticati d ab.'.'.t
4 mile if.on 1. t u ei i" nil , and < ."•?, >
tine i pportunity for ai.y one wishing to .
retire upon a small farm
For furl! er | articular- apply t >
l> C (.INfJKKH K.
ANNA t.lMil.illt K.
17may3m. Linden Hall, I'..
Also, a new 2-horae >sagon, guarantee J
in every respect, for sale, or taken in ei
ehango L>r young cattle.
4 DMINISI KATOU s NiiTiCii.-
L.tters of admit-.-trai; t mtheestate of
David Reed, late i>t Fcrgn- in twp.! d-s d,
having biwm -ranted to the undersignel,
a S persons 'knowing ih<-*> selvi- to In in
debted to said decedent are s< juesti J to
make immediate payment, and persons
having claims against the estate ar> re
quested t - hrirg t rward their claim# du-
Iv authentH ated bv law. for *< ft . mer.l.
JACOBS. REED,
4AS. t.ATLS
7 |unfit. Adm'r*.
ADMIN LSTRAToR S NoTICE-
Lattera of administration on the estate
o: Sarah tirnmly, late of an twp., dec >i
having b*en granted '. the undo: ig: h
all persons knowing themselves to be it -
dwbtod to said decadent are re.,.ie-te.i to
make immediate payment, and |<< ;-ons
having claims against the estate will pre
sent them authenticate 1 for sett lean ; t.
TUO.- HOCK MAN
ROBERT r-MITH
may 10 tit Adas'r> _
ls KTTI KMKNT Not . s hereby giv
rk en, that the luniks belonging t the
estate of Peter Ruble, dee d. will remain
in the hards of Aaron Lukenbach, until
Oct Ist, neat, where ail knowing thorn
selves ir.'lel'e.l'. 'aid otat> . . r.-queste i
to call and make settlement All a. counts
remaining unpaid after said date. Cel. 1,
w ill be placed into the hands of n proper
o'ftcer k.rcollection.
By rder of the Kxccr.tors.
X F.CL'TI>RS NOTICE.
Litters testatm i.tary on the ■ slate I
Su-annah Kli-.e,s> f Aaron ' urg.de.
having b. er granted to the undersigi cd,
all I "• ..s i.. .ebt. ..d .'.>,10 a., re
quire.. t ; uiak. immediate pytnenl, and j
those la.ing claims aga ns the .1 e tu ,
present tl'.em, duly by '.as,, ,
for settlement JEK. KLINE.
Aaronsburg
D. K. HECK MAN, j
nij-31 .Sugar Valley.
)L. SPANULER. Attorney at Law.
( Consultation* in English and ter
man. CfSce notlh of the Court House
Cheapest of All!!
Largest of All!
IHvSTOF ALL!! !
MACINIFI('F.NT BTCK K OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.
! Wolf's Old Stand.
XT
. AT Ci7lTJli HAL!.,
OVER WO YARDS OF CALICO.
WHICH W ILL HE SOLD
CHEAPER THAN KV
r ER BEFORE IN
J THIS SRC
fioN.
Wo have the Good* ! Prices Low ! Se
lection Unsurpassed !
f And we now extend a cordial invitation to
our friends, patrons, and the public gen
' orally Come Iwe will show you the
! REST SELECTED STOCK.
e At prices lowor'than usual.
A lull line <l' Dry
Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Uuoenswure. Glassw urc, \\ ooj and Wil
low Ware, Hat- and Caps, and in tact ev
erything and anything embraced in the
above lines.
A I.AIIOE STOCK OK
READY - MADE CLOTHING
coiiMtnotly ou hand.
Customers will find tlio stock com
plete, and u call is all that is required
to assuto you that this is the bcsl
place in tho valley to buy your goods
WM. WOLF.
nsbur
nted B
NO. 1, FAT MAC
S/'IH.YG, 1577.
j
WE AUK NOW PREPARED.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
WE HAVE THE GOODS !
PRICES LOW !
- -" ■ -+ • 1
Scleclion Unsurpassed! Stock Large.
And now we extend a cordial,iuvitatiou to our friends, patrons utuPihe public
genet ;ily. We will say this, Cornel if we do not show you
THE REST SELECTED STOCK
AT PRICES LOWER THAN USUAL,
and if we cannot prove lhat it i- to your interest to patronize us, then
don't buy ; but come and satisfy yourself.
Wi have opened a full line of
I) U V (. 0 0 DS
Clothing, Carpets.
Hoots & Shoes. Groceries,
QUKENSWARE, GLASSWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW
WARE, HATS AND CAIN,
and in fact everything and anything embraced in the above line.
We will b at everything io prices and assortment, and our jm*!, we trust,
will be a sufSc tot guarantee to our patrons of fair and honest treatment.
We have established and will maintain our reputation. The large trade we
Jo enables us to gel fresh g tods daily, wl.h 1, •• i gr >t advant*g< to our pa
ir us in all line<, and more c-jiecially in Groccuca. Ca.!, and it will prove
to voul interest.
VALENTINES & CO.
11. HERMAN, Manager.
5 PER CT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH!
j
WE HAVE, AT PRESENT, *>• OI K COUNTERS, A LARGE AND i
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, WHICH
WE ARE OFFERING VERY LuW TO ,
CASH BUYERS.
OUR LINE OF.MOUUNING CAL-iCoiton Lop,
ICOES IS COMPLETE. ,CaLc&ea, 6, 7, 8 and 9c • ,
Lancafter Ginghams, 10c "
Bengal Plaids, 121 c jwr yd. Beat Cotton Carpet Chaiu2oc " i
Star Mills, l. r te " Bed TicVicg, 14, 20, 25, RSc |Hr yd.'
Aljuiras, 75, ,">O, 45, 2>sc " Split and double Zephyr .
Clark's O. N. T. Thread,73c per dot. Black and While. !$c per or b
Meu's Shtrtiug, 121,15,20 c jH*r yd. All oth?r colo.a, 20c "
Bleached Muslin, £to JCc tlermantown Wool, 121 c " ]\
Unbleached, 3to 10c " A large stock of Linseed Oil, i
Sugar, 10,11,12 c j<cr lb. White Lead, t i.'), Putty, etc.
Rest White, 12} c " unhand. Sold bv special contract.
Mackerel, Lake Ilcning und white Fi-h very 1 w. TERMS jx jtivel) (
CASH, or Country Produce. Rcauectivefy,
' ISAAC I). ROYER,
Aaronsburg. <
W. It. CAMP'S |V
CENTRE HALL L
jti
Furniture Rooms! *i
I would respectfully inform lha cltitens j
of Centra county that I have opened j
Furniture Rooms in Centre 11*1!, end have
on Fund a Urge stock of Furniture *nd
Chain, consisting in part of
CHAM BE R SUITS, 1.
EXTENBION TABLES. I
BREAKFAST TABLES, *
BUREAUS
U'aShstands.
BEDSTEADS ™
SINKS, IS
CHAIIiS,
Ac. .
Which will lie sold at the lowest c**h,
prices ; come and examine mv sloeV pf •*
Furniture before buying eLuwnere. I
UNDERTAKING }
a specialty COFFINS and CASKETS}
always on hand. Funeral* attended wstL
ar. ELEGANT NEW UKARsii at any
dulaneo. Payment* essy.
Mar 29 3m W, R. CAMI'.
0 RUGS I DRUG*?I! DRUGS!!!
S. T. Sliugcrt, having purchased the
Drug store on Allegheny streeU Rellc
fonte, next door to the hardware store of
Hicks A Pro , lias locked and filled it out
with all the most popular
*
i DRUGS & MEDICINES, j [
I'CHEMICALS, PERFUMER**"* ij
| SOAPS, COMBS AND BRUSHES, i j
. '-TRUSSES, SUPPORT' RS, HEACESj ,
i..„ FANCY AND TOILET ~..1 |
j ARTICLES, c„ Ac.. Ac. | !j
1
Patent Modiciner, Alcohol, pure Wines
and Lienors for medical purpeses only.
% Physician's prescriptions carefully com*
j pounded and orders uimvired with can
* and dispatch. Farmers and Physicians
from the country will find our stock d
Medicines complete, warranted genuine
and of the best quality.
J This Store will remain under tho direc
tion of the accomplished druggist and
it idiarmae.ist heretofore connected with it,
Mr. H. M llerriugton, and wo respectful- i
' lv solicit the custom of our friends and i
the old patrons of the store.
l'Japtf S. T. SUUGEItT.
S> You.
Mnill JMM ■■■UBHMI Ml
W/jj P IH U|
JCLs JL JL JELjL
EREL, REARS 0
,' . I- r.. ■ .... j n,iU Ir '-' fc M.'
L / / /H< Mi tAr** momltukjn *u> j
'/ | | f .airy wthO Hi vtlilßf vk
Ily ( liifl Mt(4OHM( lUI *• fmrti [!
•h fft> i*ar waak in jtmr own town Y<m ta*d not ;
finj nUbt V"* can g\+m font
bota tiro# to fha Work. or oni| pmr ipar* nwnfoU
[i ooiti p "Uiihf to try lh I ualtiMß®. Trrnti a*l s£[
tfU fraa AdirfM at 14 A 0n..!
foclUod, Portjiiti BUM _ HI tab y
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored !
JUT puMUhad. a saw ADILLON of L>R <°hrar*UV
• IflriliHl Kaaay ON lha radical car* < tßfcoit MCDL
IN# of JIPWTAITANWT or NALNIL WWUNHII land
t nlary K"TI.tnI L*mae. |l<ata|M|, KLAT.MIL AND
PHFALCAI In A| g *TJ LRO;VORTIN}M; %•*•*•. ate •
Uao r*nn!Bft-ta, ftfii*!*!
NDULFAR A % RTTRAF-FANC#. Ac.
ijU** IB a taftlod earalopa. onla all cant*
TLc mWltritwl aulhor, ta thi* Minlnbli Fwsay
iaarty ilarofrtairatoa from a thirty yaara* •arraasfal j
>i act tea. thai tha alarroinc c.-umiinjcw of *lf atun- .
py l># ridtfiHy curad wlthw.l tba danjraron* HM cJ .
iQlarMl mwilrlm or tSa ipplkition of lha km fa *
.H'tntini .ml • nitvlrof cura al ••ocn ntmpla. certain.,
tad effectual I > f which rxerj aaffanar. r. '
nitlar w hat hlaoondltHm mai ba, may cora bliutc!ll ,
. b*arljr, pritilrlf and ndli ally.
Thia Lailnw ih-tl4 !a In tha hands of y,ulh
ind nery roan In lha land
4 ant ID I-r A*AT ira , -OMJE, t< any a4dmaa
!*• *t * aid. vj iußipl of kti cant* or two |**t lUrapt
A lirca*
TIIK CI I.VERWRU M KDITAL CO
oci. 41 Ann St. Naw fori Foal Often Ho*.AW
i
FENCE PICKETS !!'
-LARGE RKDUCTIGN IN PRICK—
We furnish the Pickets, madetroiui-inchl
round iron, like design thr.WU ia cut, at' 1
CENTS PER LINEAL FOOT. They!
make a handsomer, more durable, and
cheaper Fence than the wooden picket*.
Send for circular to
LEWIS. OLIVER & PHILLIPS,
Manufacturers of MERCHANT RAH
IRON. G A I"LA UN Doolt HIN-
C US, iioLTfv N UTS, WASHERS, and
llieir new line ol Patented Wagor. Hard
ware,
D 1 & '.VJ Water st., and 114 & 110 First ay.,
Pittsburg, pn,
;~-F-F or sale by all the leading Iron and
iinrdv. are Merchants. Bmnr 4m.
M. I*. JI'MANUS. Attorney a!-law
?T belivionlc. Pa. Otlice with Ja
McManus, esq. 23juUf
HIBSMANS' HOTtL.
ItttßOT. I'A.
The best t blo and bar, and excellent
stabling for horsos. Also a fine resort for
summer bonders. Buss to depot, and
daily stages to Centre county. Charges
reasonable.
can bu
theMa
•IFF, FULL WEIG
CENTER HALL
j DRUG STORE.
MILLER A SON.
(Successor to J. K. Miller Jt Hon.)
Dealer in Pure Drug* nd Medicine*.
Dye end Druggiri't undrie.
PURE WISE ASD LIQUORS
For medicinal purpose*.
The be#t brer.de of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
alwsy* in tock.
Preneriplion* carefully Compounded.
MILLER&SOX
J (is. Harris &• Co.
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NO. 5, liROCKERHOFF ROW.
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I ro nTnails,
p A I °N t s,
OILS,: ETC.,
JAR. HARRIS A CO.
Bellefonte.
A lUIIKcIIANCK
For n Sewing Machine.
\ uu tea here your choice of the follow
uijt lir*lcla* tewing tnarhioet:
New American, Sl John Domestic,
Danice, Singer,
Remington, Howe,
and Woed.
At the Sewing MlatAui# store of Bunnell A
Ail,CO. i**l Market street, LewisUiwn.
• Also part*, attachments and needle* fer
•all machines.
Great Inducements for cash. Don't fait
t<> see the Hi. John, something entirely
I new.
Old Machine* takes is part payment for
new one*, iliid bdett to the above party
nad you will get by return mail, 1 do*, a*.
(sorted needle* for any machine. aOnovly
OF A THOUSAND.
Having discovered, in a manner almost
providential, a positive cur* for Consump
tion and all Lung Complaints, I foe! it my
duly tomaka ssown in a practical manner
bv furnishing a sample bottle, frea of
charge, to all sufferers, my only bopo ot
remuneration being that the medicine will
! perform a!! 1 claim for it. The ingredi
jenta are of the choice, i herbal products
and perfectly safe ; will be seal Dec to aIL
Address at .usee, I>r. Phelps Brown, 21
Grand Street, J. •* City, X. J;, or may
be > J- L Msllcr Jc Hon, Druggists,
Centre liall. Pa jin I lyl
IC. T. Alkxakpkw C. M. BOWXJL
4 LKX VNDERA ROWER, At-
X*. iorB"r! u. IWSMmm. SpMUtNaMla*
" I • * <**•' lW ptmim
War • a 1<! la Germ** u* tiuliW (Wa la
i'iaa..'i bcUdln. aiySl ? tf.
PA texts!
r ee Reduced ! Entire Cost E55 !
Patent Office Fee $M in advance, balance
s2d within C months after patent
allowed. Advice and ex
amination free.
Patents sold.
J. VANCE LEWIS A CO.,
I7maj3at Washington, D. C.
Henry Reinhart.
WOODWARD.
UNDERTAKER.
Coffins of all styles made on shortest no
lice. I'ndcrtaking strictly attended to
Charge* raasonsble I? aur v.
■
Nervous Debility.
Viul V Aaiupwt t*r * w**k fthiuiid
uuj Hjji ii lonrAst Ih# result of MwaUhl
Ov*t ttuik. Iwl n rwlk Or PirpMet, or urnr drtUi
mjk> llssr a..w a* U aJtttjr* currd by
ilumphrev's Homeopathic Specific
No. 28.
it toBM an *nil In*lgor*,.** th* r*lt>tn. dtmb lb*
*l.-:n aa>l Jane,, imparl* >u*a*ib n<l anrrKT
>t"l 'h' drain and nptmlM la* *nUr man.
RMS uind inontr rrara ,ih p*rf*rl aaorMehr thowa
and* Said br d*a!*ta. Prl**, SI KSprr Unci* rial
or eS.OS nr pa. k a*• of fir* riala and S3 IW rial of
nondrr K.nl bf mall on ranrlpt of prior. Acfclr***
llurapiitrja* Homnopathio Mcdlclaa lin*aa|. ICS
I niton sl. Now York. to war. j.
BEATTY'SwoV
lor Organs.
Factory Established ia 186&.
From the Press.
Froie G. D. White, Editor Hacketts
town. N. J. Herald.
"The organ ha* a rich, deep and ioul*
| stirring tone : could not stay in tho hou*e
without it It helps wonderfully to drie
awav the thoughts of bard times."
Tho Lebanon Ps. Daily News.ays :
"W* are in receipt of one -of those five
V5 U * # Parlor Organs, manufactured by
D. F. Beatty, Washington, N. J. This
organ is a fine, solid black walnut case,
and in tone it cannot be surpassed by any
instrument oi its kind."
Fuuu the Lowell Neb Register.
"We received this week, direct from
j ihc manufacturer, D. F. Beatty. Wash
ington, N. J., his justly celebrated organ,
elegant in uppoenince, and handsomely
furni-hed unexcelled in richness and pow
.or ot tone We are more than pleased
( with it, and heartily recommend it to any
ono coutemplsting of purchasing an or
gan."
Ltut offer given. Money refunded upon
return f organ and freight charges paid
by me (D. F. Beatty) both ways if unsat
isfactory, after a test trial or five days,
t Organ warranted for six years,
r Agents wanted everywhere, male or fe-
I male, to canvass for this superior instru
> iu e nt. Address D. F. BEATTY.
Washington. New Jersey
y Mac
rket.
|HT, FOR 54.35 P
j AMERICAN
Shade Roller Cam>
Manufacturers ol and dealers In
8*BIKU AMIS COMMO* CUMTAIN FIX
TUMBk
Hollands, Opaque Shadings, Tasae l , &c.,
81 Hawlry Street, Boston, M-'
Sole Manufacturers of
KNAPrS SPRING FIXTURES.
Knapp's Spring Fixtures, for, Windw
Blinds, are the beet in that 118* oxer in
vented and are scarce to be excelled f "
conrcuience. No oords pied to raUtf
lower the blinds Blinds rcmhlrr M-i
where desired, by a almple touch of the
hand. Nothing complicated i Knam r
Spring Kiaturee, and are eaally attach" 1
to any window. Price of these Fixtn >
and Shade# no higher than the old r
troublesome onee. Can be aeen at lher< ,
Idence of the publisher of the Heporter
H mar 3m. _
GRAHAM Ac SON
H'.Tt thee* ItAsire r*)e in Bellefonie
Edwin C. Hurts'
CELEBRATED FINE SHOES.
8 WIDTHS the
Stti ShosslfatkeVrerld.
wHotmu* a MTiu'nuxu ts
' Caif Skins,;
SOLE LKATHEBJ
SHOE FINDINOEI
AH Hindi of Custom Work Made To
Order.
Bishop Street, BELLEFONTE, IV
20 may if.
BEATTY aWo
. Grand, Square and Upright
From Geo. *. Letcher, firm of Wm. II
' ?!w er 4 ® ro i Bankers, Fayette* Ohio.
We received the piano and think it a
very fine-toned one out here. Welted i
short time to give U a good test If y ,
wish a word in favor of it we will cbctr
e fully give it"
James B. Brown, Esq., BdwardiviJ
P 111 a* ys:
"Tl Beatty Piano received give Mil
I talis 11. ion." Agents wanted. Send fc
' caul,, e. Address. D. F. BEATTY,
_____ __ Waahiagtoa. Mew Jewry
DP. FORTNEY, Attorney at Lav
Bellefonte, Pa. Office over B: -
r nulds bank. may 14 ■"J
BEATTY S IPmOR
mrnm
Kecant styles, with valuable improv*
1 meets. New aad Beautiful Solo Sto;
• Over one thousand Organists and Mu
' cians indorse theseorgsms and reoomm,
' tbein as strictly first class in Tone, M
• chenism and durability. Warrintcd to
; six years.
. Moat Elegant and Lnteat Improve 1
I
Have been awarded the Highest Pre:. -
urns in competition with others for simp' -
iiv, Durability, Promptness, and Pis ;>
like actien.
Pure, sweet, and evenlv balanced tore,
• orchestral effects, and instantaneous at-
cess which may be had to the reeds.
Send fbr Price List. Address,
DANIEL F BEATTY,
Washington, New Jem.?,
Osthai tic Pills,
For all the purposes of Family PL: *c;
and fbr dLrUus Coervenesa, Xanndiee,
lr.aurt itiun, >*oul Ston seh. Breath,
H,*Js U Fvjsipelaa, Khei
titm. Eruptions -nuSkln Dis oases.
Btllouaa .... i-'J-XT, Tu.'..ort,
Went:, %'ouralftat ae • Din
ner Pi, uc puritytng the Mood.
' are still the moat thorough and acxrch
' log cathartic medicine that can bo
I employed: cleansing tho stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill a day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote vig
orous health.
Ayie*"B Fills have been known fbr
. more than a quarter of a century, and
have obtained a world-wide reputation
fbr their virtues. They correct dis
eased action in the several assimila
tive organs of the body, and are so
. composed that obstructions Within
their range can rarely withstand or
- evade them. Not only do they cure
b the every-day complaints of every
body, but also formidable and danger
ous diseases that have baffled the best
of human skill. While they prodm o
6 jJowerful effects, th*y are, at the samo
1 time, the safest and best physic for
• children. By their aperient actio x
!; they grlpa much leas than the common
v purgatives, and never give pain whe.i
the bowels are not inflamed. They
Q reach the vital fountains of the blood,
. and strengthen the system by fteein :>
, It llbm the elements of weakness,
y Adapted to all ages and ctmdition
• In all climates, containing neither
d calomel nor any deleterious dresr,
y these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre
serves them ever fresh add make.
" them pleasant to take; while beiti-i
J purely vegetable, no harm oun astsJ
from their use In any quantity,
raarxmxo mt
I Dr. i. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
SVMUCU tad AMITWMI dwaim.
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