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LOCAL IT K.MS.
undersigned effort the storo-rom, known
as Herlaohor's old stand, at Centre 11*1
torrent. The aland is a desirable one <n
ail re*pvt- Pwtwtiee esa *• M raw
time after Aprd 1-;. bl "I ' [T |B * , f '
HINHY KN.L.TR at OwNHlk
Centre county Normal opens at
MiKil urg, July 24
D.st.un o H ."w Mo t.i ion U> Spring
Mill*. 43 mil ; from I aurolton to J*pr;ng
Mii'.s quiteuiii*.
OH irion d Noah Weaver of Wttf
ward, ha.- again .truck for the oil regions.
HOJMJ he ll strike the grease too
Xlie brlt and finest w. rk iu ma: bio
guaranteed ut llvi*lr'. llcllcfonte Mar.
b'.u Works.
. l>r. J icota, ot this town, was on- *1
the witnesses at the Reese murder u. . m
Huntingdon
i;. 1). Cuuuuiig* intend* going i,o
the Broekerhoff hou.-e, at Bellofmue. lie j
is an old and experienced landlord hav
ins gone through big and .ittlc > •>' • a '
"mine host.
From this date for one week, J C
Braehbill will sell out at cost all kind* of
furniture and boding. Come at once and
see for yourselves.
Colonel Brown, formerly of Bolls*
for.te, is meeting with great success farm
ir.g in Nebraska Uo will have about
2,500 bushels of wheat.
What is noj to be had :n the groce
ry line atSechlcr's, is scarce worth having.
But you can hardly ask for a thing that
they do net keep, if it is in the grocery
line, and in market. They make it a
point to keep only the be>t goods. Tney
are in receipt of fresh groceries daily
n thing remain* cn hand lorg enough to
become stale. They sell at the .. west tig*
ures ; treat all customer* alike : and rnak.-
you feel like always gcing lack again.
You find them in the Bush house—gen
tlemanly and accommodating alway-
Housekeeper? give them a trial.
Mr. Benjamin Beaver will ere lor.g
travel the county for the sale of F. P.
Green'* valuable be: to medicines, whU
none should he without. M e w-i.l now
have to call B<.:\ "Dr. Beaver.
A barn belonging to E Miller and
Chus. Keck, near Suiithgrove, Snyder co.,
wa.- ign.ted by lightning and destroyed,
along with all their hay, farming mpig
ments, lit) bushels corn, s) bus c.s
SO bushel* wheat, Jtc.
The largest stock of dry-goods, gro- :
cerics, hats, caps, Ac., is always found at
the cheap store of Hoffer A Kline, bead
quarters for farmer.-. New goods receiv
ed every week.
Gov. Curtin and others, largely in
terested in the Bald Eagle Valley railroad
held a conference at Lock Haven, a short
time ago, relative to the c instruction ot
the Branch to Lea nt. The matter was
favorably received bv those in attendance,
but will have to ho submitted to the -toc
holders.
The l*enn Hail Academy, for the
fads ssion. will open July 23. Frofea-e- '
Wolf, the Principal, is n popu'ar and ex
pi.riecced teacher, with the ability to ren
der tbc utmost satisfaction. See adver.
tisemont.
On the 4th, a horse hired from the.
livery of Howard Spangler, at Bellefonte,
died in about two hoursa:\erreaching the
picnic grounds near Spring Mills. \N e ,
did not iea-n wj-at the actual cau-e may
have been—the driver avers lie was care
ful.
Fhysiciaiis' pMHrigfiiOM carefully i
Cv mpounicd and ord.-rs an.wertti with
care an 1 dbratch at Green's drug store.
Farmer* and physician* from the countrv
will find his stock of medicines complete, 1
warranted genuine ar.J of the bttt quality.
Of the Union county newspaper
men, we met at the picnic, were Whitman
of the Lewuburg Journal, and Seboch of
the Mifflinburg Telegraph—both good
fellows, and from the genteel manner in
which they were clad, wo judge they
must have made a rsijc picking potato
bugs this season.
Pleasant Gap has a sensation in the
shape of a haunted house. A light is seen
in the windows at night, and many turn
out to see it, but when a certain stout and
strong individual makes his appearance
to have a sight of the ghot, the . gut turns
out, as if ghosty were afeared of Liui.
So the story goes, and many Pleasant
Gapers get the gaps for want of sleep on
account of it all. Try Paris green on him.
Buy cheap parlor suits at J. C.
Brachbiil's and ge'. the cheapen in market.
The largest stock in the county, and any
thing you want a'wbys on hand.
A short time ago, as a son of Philip
Stover of Haines was mowing grass a
thunder gust arose, and one of the horses
was prostrated by a bolt- Uc lay a short
time, and jumping up again, the team ran
off, but young Stover remaining on his
scat, soon brought the animal* under con
trol. Another boy who was in the field at
the timo was also prostrated by the bolt.
No serious injury.
A tramp persuaded Peter Hehn, re
siding at Sclinsgrove, that $50,000 had
bten buried on Uebn's farm during tbc
revolutionary war. The tramp required a
silver watch and $->5 to unearth the mon
ey, and the ignorant farmer complied with
his demand. The tramp pretended to
have locked the watch in a chest and cau
tioned Hchn not to open it until nine days
had passed, as there might be death in the
family. After the farmer had been given
certain instructions as to the finding of the
money the tramp left, and Mrs. Hehn be
ing less superstitious than her husband,
examined the chest into which it was sup
posed the watch had been placed and
found a stone wrapped in a woolen cloth.
The buried treasure has not yet been
found.
After going to all other works in
central Pennsylvania, you find
llcisler's Marble Works, at JSellcfontc.
stand No 1. Any kind of marble, and
work done equal to what you get in Phil
adelphia. Apply there and see for your
selyes.
We piint snvelopes as low us $1 pei
thousand. Senu us your envelopes. W<
print letter heads, and statements as lny
as $1,25 tier 1000, when persons find tin
paper. This is lower than you can get i
done for in the city.
FOR SALE.—A new Golden Tongui
Organ, warranted. Will be sold ver:
low. Inquire at this office. tf.
Many of the Pianos and Organs nov
manufactured will contrast well witl
some watches we have examined, bavinj
a massive, highly embelishcd case, am
when you ask them what time it is, the.
don't know, something is the matter witl
the movement. Such is not however tb
case with the Beatty instruments, rnanu
factured atJWashington, N. J., thcmovi
ment, durability and tone, is the first cor
sideration, and then the case constructe
according to price. lm
Goto F. P. Green's, in the Bus
house, for Drugs and Medicines, Cbern
cals, Perfumery, Scap*. Combs, Brushe;
Trusses, Supporters, Braces, Fancy an
Toilet articles, etc. Patent medicine:
Alcohol, pure Wines and Liquors fo
medical purposes only.
—-Philip Frank, of Brushval.oy, has
taken the contract for carrying the nia l.
daily, fr rn ck ni.ro Hall t>> Laurolton, *'.
SIOO pi r year Mr. Charles Mayc*. o;
Sp-.w t'rii k, I.us t > contract bclwotr
i- Spruce Crc< k And Centre lis.!.
k " The completion of the railroad into tut
' valley will soon cauie ikange* in mail
i, uto-. The LaurvHou r ute will aeon I c
-ut down to Spiing Mill* ai d Centre
• llall, and there will no doubt be a new
rule made iturting liom the Fork* to
Mi luu . Aiitvmbutg nnd Woodward.
! rhe day-of staging through Pcnmvalloy
, arc i ally : umbered among the vi-iit* if
j the p*?t Wo have no doubtthe conatruc
tion of the railroad thr- ugh ih valley
will also came the abandonment ot the
mail route trom Millhi im to Howard.
i ! - )ir-t *o.->ion of the Pciins Valley
In*: tutc, under Prof G. W Fortnoy
i cl od on Tuesday evening, Jrd, with at
liter.vry eutcrU unic tin the basement e
tlo l,uth. church, which w.-i a credit tc
all j art icq a::t. The i xaiinralion he'd
dur ig the day was highly satisfactory tc
the viMi'.i g putter of the • .-hoot and ad
' Jed to Ih. reputation of Prof Fortr.o.v as
a Nucocssful edueator.
- T.i; e tertiiinmcul I the o\ i mg.af.tr
piavet by Bit lou>e, alui mu> . by tie
t'A'.d, wa- o-petted with sn i tore-ting lee
• ture by Fi-hor, Ins subject being,
'lll-- to Fo -o, "o I,i i.i I '. ' th- -oh 'ar
and profi sioral n an in partv . ar, and
, sh wing the Reoos4.lv of having in store
alwa>> a retorvc force of knowlt- lge that
will en-are .gnic-t fa hire r- their ell rt-.
V: :1 oco'tv -isii'ii - t. i -turcth. to!, wr
ing ptOgramt.ii was £* ire through with .
i)r;i.n Su'.utut.r\. t' K An r
lota Flag, lsano llwrpaUr ; Lost Branch*
I oi, Sam'l kruu.bmo. Butyl -What 1 ,
j Like. Jo:.nie B-.il . 1. , k DsfilW loil i
I.cap, Bci-ie ih-s! Oratuo - lndepond- i
i-nco Bell, P S. H-tlVr : Betty and the
tlo .r, G M Bouso . Gla -f C Ui W atcr, i
W'tn. kur:.- Igiioratrce in our Country, i
a Criuio, F \ Forann. laraym—Xo -
Pains, no Gains, Mi - Sailie Boa!; Ti* i
Ka.-icr To 80, than to Socm, Ahna lloffcr. i
ifratioßS Bernardo del Corpis, Ja* B :
Neil; Men of One Idea, i>. R. Foreman; t
The Sniveler, Reuben Spangler Yes or 1
No, Cievan Diagi- E.-.-\ G.IJ Lies \
Deopinlho Mountain-, Blanche Lingle. ,
lie-lUtkin—Pledge w.th W me, Flora Bit- i
uer. Oration.- W oinan C'uriin.iy, C. E, v
Kinerick : Da* a'.t Sohul-hau* an der
Krick, Win Koller. Recitation—Cora (
Murray. Oration -Battle of Ivory, Win. i
F. Ossiuan. i
Next -—.-ion w :ii c. uitucnoo ithe la>t -
1 hur-uay ikti in July and continue ten .
weeks. i
Read what Boyer, of Aaron-burg
ays, it tbo foot ot this pago. '
The Huntingdon l.eca! New* -ays :
'Over S2,WO have already been paid out '•
of the county treasury a- expenses incur- I
rod iu the Reese trial. The co-'.- of the ■
I.uror-, constable, salary, boarding, etc , (
; .'or twelve days, air. anted to sixe- oS If
the county i* required to pay the defend- 1
; ant - witne-ios, it i- believed the expeu- t
,-eiwi.l reael. SIO,OOO.
C. A- Kec-t", who killed Dr. J. A. t
Shade, of Hunting ion county, narrowly
| escaped the gallow*, After two week*' r
i trial he wa* convicted of murder in the
j second degree.
Thursday eight la-t, a uatk ;i
Ir wn mare six year- old belonging t.
1 Senator Pcale, of Look Haveu, was stolen V
lat Reber-burg, Centre county. A reward
of $10) for the roc. i • ry ofthc at l:nal and
$25 additional for the capture of the thief :
■ is offered.
This is the mare that Senu*. r Pi ule rede
to thn railroad pic-nic at Spring Mill- on t
4.
ll. L M,.rray > ' Sugs-r Valiey, has
bevii tho fortuuato contractor for a lumber j
job, ntar. Woodward, in Penns \ allay. ,
I Different parlies have estimated that .
there are about fifteen million feet, princi- ■
.•ally white pine. (
Tho stcuni saw mill of Murray -V. Co., at .
the c-a-t etrd of Sugar Valley, w ill be trans- i
ferred to Penns Vullay in a few weeks. It ,
-i- generally believed that they w:.l he abiC
to begin the mannfsoture of lumber by t
the Ist -f September. slr. Jlurray i- a .
j business man of tact, skill and energy.— | f
Clinton Democrat. t
Why don't Belief ntc come up to j
time with the branch r. ad It seems clear j
: she doe* i. t war.t u- t- have a railroad.;
,So we all -ay. There has been more talk J
than cider over there.
t Haymaking is over—tho crop wa* j,
\an average. Harvest has commenced 11
' the grain crop will be about an average.
! Grasshopper- are m re plentiful -
ihi- year than heretofore, and Jo some j
. damage in Ik* fields. We also hear com- I
> | plaint of injury to the w heat by the fly.
Last week was showery.
1 The Penns Valley Institute, Fail
1 Term, open- 25 in-t. Prof. Fortney can
' be relied upon as an able instructor in all
' the branches required to fit young men
' and women for college. Ho has just cloa
' eJ a most successful term, which adds to
I his previous reputation o a teacher.
' Centre Hall ha- advantages and attrac
' tions possea-ed by few localities, and
' choice boarding places can be secured at
' lowest possible prices.
Deininger A Muss.r, of the M ill
he im Marble Works, arc doing a very
' g iod business, notwithstanding tho hard
times, and the secret of their success ir
that they make good work at very modcr
' ate prices. Don't be imposed up-o by ir
t responsible agents and runners who have
s no knowledge or experience in the busi-
Bias but go to the Millhcim Marble
i Works before you buy elsewhere, where
' you can get Monuments, Couches or
- Headstones, of any possible design or
t price, 3t
J C. Bracbbill has put down the
price of furniture so low that granger# and
. olhi>r* a ill find it to pay to buy of him. Go
] and sec before buying elsewhere.
e PesiTivie RESULTS —There are nu
, x menus remedies that cure sometimes and
, become trusted a* u.-eful, but none have
, ever proved so effectual—cured so many
, and such remarkable cases—as Dr. Ayor'a
. medicines.
s Tin' Cherry Pectoral has restored great
„ nunibe. of patient* who were believed t„
j be hopek-ssly affected with consumption.
e Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever
. quickly and surely.
Ayer's Compound ExtractefSar-nparil
. la eradicates scrofula and impurities of th
} blood, cleanse* tbc system and restores it
~ to vigorous health, By iu timely
i) use many troublesome disorder* that
cauio a decline of health are expelled or
n cured.
j Aycr s Pills and their effect* are 100
well known everywhere to require any
coiuniendation from u* here. —Beranlon
(Pa.) Times.
R . BKLLEEOVTK MARKXTK.— Juno IK
by Shortlidge A Co.
Flour per barrel, wholesale, $ 9 50.
sf , " retail. SIOOO
r o "White wheat. 1 "5.
lied " 1 75.
Z Uyn, CO.
•, Corn, shelled, 50.
Corn, cob, 60.
Oats, 35.
Barley, rye weight, 50.
'y Cloverseed $6 per 04 pounds.
Potatoes retail, 1 25
w Nova Scotia platter, ground, 10 00.
tb Cayuga " $9 00.
~—There will bo an uproar at Spring
Mills, next week, for Uasseiiplug ba
*y again gone to the city and will have on
Ih hand a big lot of "them" cheap goods ho
has been selling. Hold up till the Captain
returns,
u- t
e- SENTENCE OF REESE,
n- Huntingdon, l'a., July C.—The trial of
ed C. A. Reese, for the tho murder of Dr. J.
A. Shade, wa* closed on Saturday last, the
jury rendering a verdict of murder in the
sh second degree. The trial occupied twelve
)i- dayß. This afternoon Judge Dean pro
is, liouneed sentence on Reese, he to pay
ad SSOO, cost of prosecution and be imprison
ss, cd at separate and solitary confinement in
or western penitentiary for u period of ten
i years,
. NEGOTIABLE PAPER
AN Important Opinion of tho Stn>iout
Court.
Following i the • pinimt •>! the u|>r t tin
court (Judge Shar*w> oU? in tho caao >i
r W> •J *. North—error to the court <>i
I common P'cus of Huntingdon county
It r> a no—Mary qualify ol negotiable
' p.u, or that i hould bo simple, certain, un
-on lilii i al, not sut jev; t. ay caiittiigen
-1 c.v It would be a mere affiliation of
learning to tile the elementary treaties
and the dit ided ease* which have esluf
livhedjthi* principle. It i very imp, riant
to the coimm rcial CtMntnuuity tlial it
should be maintained in all it* iigor
Applying if to the note sued upon in
.this case, wa are f the opinion that it >l
- tint i u'e If ill ad been payable at
ixty day t. with five per cent , it would
I have been 1 jectionable a* usurious i • it
fac. U would not. however, on that a
coui ! have mvn'idat. ,1 them to r di-tlov
ed it- ncgO ivlilitj. A l egeliable note
ma-.* be utudc pay ale wit. interet tisini
its .Ute. at.si if iu.-is- than lawful interest i
stipulatiMl I-r. i. J- - '.et, in P>' isvlvi.-
nia, make tin s-entriist -s lsi, t i.t Ohiy tf.i
usury Hurce uch an.-i i> ifficu ill s
; carta in. It 1 payable at maturilv wit.
lawful interest But in lbs pap. t now u
li-:\ then oiu.ws a- to li e amount ai
undoubted ckntent of uncertainly It t- •>)
ni-takc t- sup) -that it the ■ .'•<* ws*
inpaid at lri.turity tbo five per nnt
w >uld le pa;. e'. the holder l y the
sarti.-r. It m dp. -into the han.i# ol at. j
i.ttornv v oi I. ct on It net a *'*>•
'.ccc.: ti 1 c pa; ib'.- The phrase "col'.ec -
i
.., . , but t.l tot pvr c.-..t:.K-i
v a..i.ot bo n. .t.a .'y vl.t in it v.rl y tb*,
parti - It tuu*i be only w at would Is) is j
rea-vttablc c ii pen at. n to an attorney ;
for collec is'ti. This, ii rea* and li"
usage of tie cya! prote-sion, .Uspi nJs up
on the auts tint of tho not*. I ive per cv t
would probably he considered by n jury
a* a rea-s-nabbv compel sation upon lbs
collect A n of a note of three hundred and
seventy seven collar- But if it wire
three thou-and dollar* they would pr, t a
bly think otl.erwne. ar.d certainly >c it it,
were thirty thou-and dollars. Now, then,
can t'.u* nolo be -u.J to heccrtaifi a* to it
amount, or limt amount unaffected i> a.iy
contingency i
Interest aud cot of protest, alter n.-n-
payment at maturity, are necessary .ega.
incident* s f tho contract, and the insertion ,
of thin. in the be Jy - f the nolo would f .>t ,
affect its :.cg >t .bi ty. Neither J os
clause waiving exemption, for that in no,
way t- uc.is*- tho simplicity an ! certainly
f tbo i n|s.'r. But a collateral agreement
a-Lei-*, dependif g, too, a- it d-'is, up in
.1.- reu-or.ablciie**, to b■ ds-tcrujined by s
the verdict of • Jury, is entirely different.
It may be well charactericcsJ, .ike .m
igrevmcnt to c. nfes- a judgment, wa- ly ,
Chief Jutice Gibson, a- "luggage," which •
negotiable paper, riding as it does, on *.:-**
s.i.c* of tho *... d, is cot a courier al le
to carry.
lt i'ui* collateri.i agreement may be in-
troduced with impunity, what may not ,
•e It i= the fir.-t step in the wr. :ig di- (
ruction which cost*. ,
These instrument* may come to bo lum- ,
bcred up with all sorts of stipulate : and ,
all ort> of difficulties, contentions at.d lit- .
igati n results. It i the be*; rule obsU (
principles. Judgment reversed. t
TO EN A DO IN "WISCONSIN
A Villa# Swept Away rtud S.vfrnl
IVntoDS Killed.
Miiwackcc, July " A special t the;'
Sentinel from l'ensaukeo swy? a t.-rr bU
whirlwind struck that town . n Sunday -
night, leaving but three hcu?es ita:idn>g
Pensaukec is twenty fiv o miles north ot
Green Bay, on the Chi.ago and North- '
western railroad. ILe <• irdner Hotel, the
largest brick u:nn r res rt hotel in Norths
em W -co.'.s wu- blown dwn Eight
per-on- arc kr. wu t have Been killed and 1
two mi*>iug; about "JO are w.-unded
)ther buildings were blown to piece-., •
The place i# a total wreck The savv mill
-Lingle mi l, and a store were totally dc- j
troy.J. The tug F; ray and scho ner Arc
arc a total wreck. The school house anJ
t.fteen or 20houses were blown down
FURY UF THE STORM
More Lives I--j*t iu the West.
Cincinnati, July 3. Another heavy
storm swept through northern and central
Ohio and Ir.d a:;a lust evening and this
morning. 1.a.-t • vening at Elkhart, In
diana, six houses w.re leveled and four
others partiallyde-trcytd. Mr. Craig wa#
blown off bi barn and li/.J an arm broken,
Mr. Walters wa blown out of his bouse
and had his head and back dangerously
cut. Jau.cs Bowon was caught under a
failing house and was severely injured and
Mrs. Bowen was terribly bruised and five
other* were seriously injured.
At Kingsbury, near Lap-Tie, Indiana,
the wind demolished tho re-idcnco of Mr.
Barney, killing four persons, whoso names
arc not ascertained. Wm. Fletcher, of
Clinton, Elkhart county, was killed by a
falling roof and his daughter was badly
injured.
Three men near Waterford were struck
by lightning and one of them named Mc
Clintick wai instantly killed.
INSURRECTION IN KENTUCKY.
Cincinnati, July 7.—For several days,
ta-t rumors have been received here that
an insurrection existed in Lewi- and Car
tor eounti-ia, in ca*tern Kentucky, some
twenty miies bnck from tho Ohio river.
It seems that the Underwood gang, who
several years ago were a terror to all hon
est citizens in that part of the state for
their crimes of robbery, horse stealing and
counterfeiting, have broken out again and
bccau (i of th.-ir formidablenumbors—thay
embrace or.c hundred and fifty to two
hundred noted desperadoes—have forced
farmers to abandon their crops and take
to the woods for refuge.
Some three or four nicn have been kill
ed on each side already und a sort of
guerilla warfare has been going on be
tween them for two weik-.
Correspondence waa had between here
ar.d Frankfort and resulted iu the gover
nor ordering the Covington Light guards
and Van Yor#t guards of Newport to the
scene of insurrection.
STARVING IN THE BLACK HILLS.
Cor. N. V. Herald.
There urc now at least 15,0ut) people in
the Hills who are without employment,
and nmny thousands more who are only
making expenses. Those who came in
here last year have "atakedotf every foot
of ground w here there is any prospect of
mineral deposit. From fortyto fifty thou
sand pilgrim- have already been here and
gone back homo nga>n. They were al
most universally disappointed in thc*ir ex
pectations. The Black Hills it r.o place
for n man to live in unless lie is making
money. There aro hundred* of men now
in the Black Hills who are oix the verge of
starvation, and they can get no employ
ment at any price, for tho simple reason
that the llill. arc swarming with men nik
ing for work. Several suicide* have oc
curred here lately, one of them, \\ ultci
Whitley, look his own life rather thai
starve to death. This is the unvurnished
[ truth.
i Father M'Givcrn, of Minersville
J Schuylkill county, on Sunday preacher
' against the Mullin Muguires, and declarer
that he would break up the organizatiui
if Le were dragged from the altar for hi:
f course. The priest at Tatnaqua is report
' ed to have said ; "Ifthere is a Mollie Ma
Q guire within the licaringeif my voice wh
e does not leave the society he will go li
* hell, and I will help him to get there."
A storm, on Fiiday evening last, de
Q stroyed SOO,OOO worth of property at liam
burg, Berki county.
What niotnuorplhiM i does a laun-
I Jrv.*i undergo dining the night?—
; Sho go.v. lo Ik'il a washerwoman and
n the morning g.l# j line linen.
' Why are waklm wnimm uni.'i* ma
11 blef—Tin y expect t.> have >oti water
" j will 11 il i air." haul.
1 IIIIOIIIIl'4'ltl'lt(.
\v eare mth i i , . .•% ■ J M
K i u'hlinp, I - | , . I ll' 11 r us • mill i
iti'lul.'l r I'ptrut Ml tin " ilijul !
I tlio .I.'. an el tin, Ih'iin ilia CaUlilN
allli 'll.
•
Alii, ii w. nil I kill I • > • ■ r. !
, r to the a.lvaru a • • - . I > K I - >lli
. I'.- j., \\ luhiiitfi. !'. N .1 . . ' i * i l ' i
Mini Or>i'iti* llno'i iii i < M II illi
* * iii.%i ulhi lure. •>. .i. >ii.i .ii ul. ii \ i
I tut. ! Hit il. ' !:ilm.. ||ii |l |i . i. ill '.ln I
Clililrt|Ctii>l>. •I'lrt-ll .ll I ! lllkltTlkl, llllli ,
ullii ioni mul irimlMi'it \ m| t-% •>•. lln ir
1 varioti* il. | irtini'iiti. In in* arnti.jtcii I >r
i nut tiM |nr ni.i'.imi |>ur|Hi
, rliay I'iiiilklii nal lh. I; * i ! Inlrii; ,i ,
bul ri nil'stiiiitml; i i.i i . ■l\ iri .i -
'm) in lliair \ tirti u-. iV| .i tii ,hi .. n. .
inr hi* ftiint urn Bin tin I till.: hi .
i jirrftnl nabiiain. u| la ir ir Ii .mi
lUt*luttttl ih *>ti4(h"t . lutnn ..
r - - - --- -r- - t l. ...I-—>-• .I—. ...>• .iu"*-* * a* w j i.tmee^*oeeamißal*<WwHßWwmßar-.
jaHiiVEOVAL IJST SIXTY DAYS ! !
In consn(Uii.ia of p. Inrgule incr. it-ing Irnainesr and to mnkc room fjr lid hnavier tock* of int-rchandi/e, 1 liavc been coinpellwl to ENLARGK
JUyA, jw AN)> IMITOVE M YH'ioHK.i! c- K t;-I. Clothiiiij Hall, Aile.'licnj Sl.itt, and for thai jturpueo will reuiuTO, about the loiJdlc of Jul/, one
BMu ■>** do .r b.'low tlio old Rtnn... I>iiriuj tint ' xt eixty dn)*, tlurvfotc, 1 v.il! offer
-B \ T Ii A I X I) 11 C E .11 Ii KT S T 0 BOYE K S.—
J%. jJB 1 ; lldviu r , '!vt niiit.td to 1 r mil 1 i:c:ir" .. j. dbi. dm ; tint tin,. , my j i rnt etock el miuouoiy low prioea, preparatory to placing in the
n.->vl) m. j. i. • Hall, when I rliiili ri iurn to it, an ttj.,ort lent of .N't w * I. not oijuaied in ~'iautiiy, .juality, cbcajmeee and variety outeide of
J ' NEWMAN - Allogheny Stroet, BELLEFONTE, PA.
j 810 >l VI BT BC -.1 \i.
M iit>?!:a N V., ,1 iS 7- 'I > o Khsc
vll N Ii• I ' Ihlf . * s Id d it I. g'.it
by eve:t or -.ghl m.i-..cd ! irglu ■The
watchmen .r. Vou d and saggt , the
'vault *i..l Mart .1. • -ph. r a lato !<>ta u
ojicn at'. 1 the , -ntoi.t- iarr.oJ nw.iy. The
bank !• -i*, in currency, j* WO in
the Town of CheiteriialU bond*, sl,(>uo in
Government l iitiv *: .1 SI,OOO in K--< i
county bond*; total, sloWo. Parties who
li ft packages in tie 1-aiik f i ale keeping
h*v. K-t t. ft amount of *r. i sW.U- to
SW,CM.i Bill* feetal lo of the liana a'.d
collection note- were at > takon.
7.U0 AN Xlot s OFPIUK MIEKKK>
Washington, Ai.lt fi T <• a-i m)■
upvt ar.lt of 7 W applici. i t. file :t tho
State Pt jij.it nt f >ra( j i tmont n- (' •.*
awl#, alth .ah at pivsc: ; th :i .- rut one
>alariaj coisulatd vacant, \ op! tint of |
St. Paul lit 1. •1. ai 1 > u wry unload!.y ]
post on the c<uv*t of AtYi. a, and it his ah ,
ready been announced that it is the intctt- j
lion of the dc I artui.m to ti I all vacant '
a hit .1 may occur ii do.-* d<> sa .i.ui
CoDi..i*trj by pros. .titifti .-r a; . oil t.tirnu
for proved merit and tvperu'.'e n the |
consular sort ice. In t! is conr.eti ti it .
may ho of interest to nut v per- . to
learn that at .-or li ;i j; ting- .a! r.'e, p- J
pitiable to ail ti o a. ;ttve uepartment*, |
litters of appl eatioi at. 1 tie .irn • J. n
for • :Rri>, though file 1 for I .>ible coil- id- I
erali >:, a.'o I.over . i ll hv...,.
real •ho tig '. at I t a•• . . r.- , 1 r. .
very largo inri . 'he. n '-c
Ti jarmrgeineii; '..r getlit .• . a 'utile
us.-w th Movie. *•"< pi i; <■ : < .-idu.ifa
bly. A liosilont.t .1 .avail . wo . h.s
, 'tu m and, at tit g und- tli i • -a. Oret s di
recti' !.- after three < r tour I*J j ri. dug
.•u Mexican territory I-r I tdiat horse
ihive, returned to tl <- American let
the Kio lira' le on Sat .rday S :jit I
the li !m ware re. .vrreJ, but ti-i lieuten
ant appeared to p. :. a g 1. a ; .( a
hurry t" yet 'u. 'i, fir he r ale IF> unlet in
:: or- The Adt.i ' li ■ i annoilt s
ill appros at of tl. • id, arid 1 at tl.vy w .
be continued ro * * i.lir! truiir i !>;*• p\-.
test. So we mi\ a l;v '• •< ■ ■ ■' j
he carries Bft hi*; : •. • v '•
with force."
The cclchrat. at AN Is--. 1., t'otui . '
.-n 4 as- attended l>> lirgi n wd f pto
lie Col John T. 'A; ~ fi N -wi i , Cot.*
| Krer-n.nl! tor that ct, |•• • • 1 a'td
I mad" a:: .. . <• on , > .sly of i .''Krily
; progress in p-ibi ■ ~iiir? lis Gov. I ..urn j
: brrU.n *i >k in ;e. >' ■' '■> of the j
iSo.ui.ir- p icy PmMml Bsfst I
Mr I', aim ;.• It. i..:i-t 'y
ward M \:co, wbiih IrnJu i rud to r. t .
am exst.i-n. He .-aid that then tn.stbeio
more annexation at the so .th, b . vored
it at the >*. rib. lii . view-1 th. is:
vebichni. co Iho e untry i hn-V.iyfr :tt
the South, and de .r. d that the country
-houid lcK>k thein v j isreiy in th- face. Col.
Wait do Saime 1 r.ifor- > ;ty r tl.e-c 1
speeches, and md 1 e bad an lUdilgC
' fldence in Pn-ident Hayi - * i: '•rr:ty ar.d
Ikili cy. N n-pohtu-nl addresses were
inade by l'rof. Northn-p. Her. Pr. Cuyler
and others, and poem- S>y Chv.-r \\ • ndt-ll
Ilo'iues and Mary t Icntiner were r. ud.
biever >inee the lumber hnrinen of the
\Ve-t Branch A nil'-v t < onnif ar. .giii/<nl
industry has the production been so sn.all
us it will ho this year, a d Hie shiptin't ft
I are disproportionately large. On the first
, of January there w. re at Williamsp >rt
. one hundred and sixty nc million*ol pine
.'lumber and at Lock Haven twi-nly-flvo
millions no re. It is estimated by those in
the best position t > know that the produc*
, lion at both p<ori'.> this year will not u
eecd a hundred and fifty millions, and this
• estimate is based on the j > ibility of
| working up all the loe, which it is not
II probable will be cb ne. There is n->w Irs
r pino lumber in the ya'd i 1 the AN est
>! Branch than there was at tl ■* opening f
lithe year It is a further notibli fact thai
.'not all the mill* are runrso an 1 very
j few lumber men Hie makiog - ich evten
.! live preparation . a s in former yeay lor
fj operations in the w >o l.
.—— a a
THE CAME AND FISH LA As
j Black bn may he taken any tima with
. i rod, hook and line.
i| Wild duel.* may hi killed uny time.
„| Wood and summ-r due k - may i n killed
iany time Irmn t'ct. bit" Jan. I*l. 1 wen
jty-five dollars penalty 1 r utohltig wil!
I dip k with net.
■ | Fih can not be taken from any set net.
|fi*h basket, t>ound net, it'll "<'!• " r ">'*
'thing in the nature of moiics in any water
1 of the state, "Xoejit tidal water-, w :h gill
, net •, whose in**shes ar>- under three inclic*
• under a penalty of
I There shall tie n<> b-hing or hurting on
''Sunday, under a penalty of f- 1
ft GroUi-e, piirtridgn ■ r pi. -ant may be
I killed trom Oet. 1 t'J ti '
Hare and rnhoils ma.v I"- killed from ' nt
j lo to Pec. In.
Clover in iy be I. ill'd ftoti: August 1j lo
• | Janiln ry 1.
innv be kilif-il Ironi (tilolor 'Jo lo
! December 16.
B'tuirrnls inuv he kMicd fiom July I to
"j January 1.
Speckled trout may k' killed from April
if I t" Augu'l I
Woodcock may bo killed trom July 4 to
January I.
" Lake trout may ho kilb I trom Marili •
• t<> December 1
:r | Mr. Daniel i Beatty, rutin I'.hcti.rer .m
n | proprietor of the Dealt > I'isrui and B a!
,j ty'a celebrated Uot ion Tongue I'urlorDr
gans, Washington, N J , is certainly i
very reasonable ami generous man to trim*
act business wi;h. IB tnak. llii- very
fair proposition to any who may laver bin
d with an order, a* follow- "It 'be instru
-1(j mat doe* poi provo aatixfactory after i
test trial of live davs after reireiving it lilt
" purchase money wiil he refunded up >n tin
return of the insli uruent, ami hu will |.ay
t*' freight charges both way-" This is eer
tainly utt exceeding, generous, and sail
'manner in which to transact Lusiru-ss will
lo .hiui. lie warrants his instrumen's for -is
lo.ycnra. See his advertisement. .1 uly -U.\
I —At BOYEB'S
c-J
"•[Cash. Glass of all
i i |
■ VtOK.N Cri.'IIVATiHH i tiIIANITK WAllh., jjo £ COACIIMAKi.3fIA.NDBAi)DLBEB.
' . ' . Of nil il*frlptU.n: Wmh Hat.at, St< w * t%4 Full line of *ll kind* of Peddlery. Alo
Will. K v. . : tur. ..I I'-. lb •„' /' * Kelt'.-, A Ac Th.* i i ef.neti wairin- •• /-j Wood-work, Felloe*, Plain end Patent
? .. r ' , ' iji -, duruM** tlm? tin ir<l frn fr ini f y Z* A A* 9
HIIOVI I PIOUS £-I r£-i* r " 1 l'tll.l 1.1*1.1 r All ki.nl. ots g? 51'Sd
•* " "llou-e tun.ubn.K K".d £ Sj> MJKQUEIIANNA OrKJK. STOVES.
2 i ■ fi i"- £.? I- Z a £• O.M
Si. !>..,1 Doubi.. ball. w. ill ui.il F<U MKCIIANHV. f w The hearted In we.t end bod baker
5" t\f , •/. > # \V,i lave tin' trt ot CnUi.U, ~~ 3 the market- A. kin.J of 1 ortablu
C'l LI I\ V IOK I 1,1 ill, llO\ hi* /•• s, r , I 'it.vt Hi- Knivi , *te • Al< , JLnljr A1 p !L with mikci nf
V 'J u •'Jutleble Iron I'Une*. -• ? nssO
I'LOW III. A UK." U y'Sa-'S < OOK BTOVJtS.
si I.ATJ-Sl I MI'HOY Kit LAWI'iH. P := 5s as f 5
? -i( S, C O ~3 * & £{=4'° Thn will he told on a written (fuern
Imperial Cel-*lel Plnwr. Ever) on*M [. t J•* |> ld4ly Utebeat a the merket. tA, * v tee, end et the loneet prkee.
u . ud. Imperial Oa*twteel Plow 3 2 oblmnejr* te break or ami given , {■■■(£ r C T
" b.U..r l'eht then any in u*e. k O S- TIIOH A. HICKS * BBOTMIK,
t.CV WATEttllilHK, * •" Z
1 i>K\-l'I.AN'l 1 IIS, ('ollS HOKS ,y for we.cring ynril* emi gardem. 5 Allaabtii) "S'.reet, Bellefonte.
i— Ct iixi- 'i u NViiii:* An important
law paSiod at the U.-l sc.-vion of tho Leg*
islaluro, pro. art for giving priority M
claims for manual labor, on all trial- <>f
claims for w*g. - .t. tho (cutis of i:..t Com*
ruonwca.th. Heretofore, ttio ciaiuis of
workiuguten, after getting into court, by
bei g placed at the • tu. uf the ..-l of cases
have often heen so delayed from court to
court that the plaintiff, from inabiltiy to
be present when they l ave' tome up, litti
been compelled lo compromise a just
laiiu to get the matter settled, ll.is now
law give all such claims prlority and so far
.s a r. *1 betu fit to the laboring man.
i \icuii:l>.
On J ine JO. by lb-v. S tl Gannon,
lo'irt \N" IVcht, of Milr>y, Mitllin county,
> .Met t tir••. !. r-. Stiists .r ol Bolter >
U.l
Near . v 'ut tV.lcge .h.rie l'th by ID v.
B. Sm :! , -Milton D Snyder, of Belleville,
MhM .at., t Mi-- Sii-h Crumrii •
f Uwtn • u . y
tin ill .' \ It' v AS' - t. Mr. <" orga
F-'v- .i-r, f lls*.!-- wp, a;.-I Miss Fore
lan. -I Mtff.nl ury
ilr. '.rd a'. <.- 11*!'. by H. v. It. b. rt j
11 .till I. s; r Kg! ttl So th, of 11 sr.vy vide j
fiuiiivan coui.-.v, N N , t> Miss I'hebe .
\. 1t..0il ,of ' 'oliege p
Da fi. it. the 1 Mr. J*. .1. M-.syr, ■
.g. .1 >2 yrara.
PENN S VALLEY INSTITUTE.!
The no*l s.>ssion . '.he !t*t :ut wi'.l j
otntnet.ee on the iasl Thursday 'i: la* .
V and < ftnae t*iw t- • Sj .-i *1 *t! ti
'.ton w. lie giv a t>. tl ma d r; g lo
!ea< b. Tut . $6 to *. .-ording lo ,
bra' ches studied . b >arding (dJ to t<U
per v -ek. AJilrsu,
ti. AV. TuRTNEV
julvl2 It Centre 11*11, I'a
DAILY C OACH
F K'M
Centre Hall to Spruce Creek.
LeavmCVnt-. Hal! In the niornirg and
stun* in the evci g, Th | : pnetor
' isp.lt firl . !h te .mi. and . h-s -is
1, nr. • s it.g *t . i. <• ' '"it Ist pas* .
, Oil.i tvl.Vs MA VI S.
•
PENN HALL ACADEMY."
Tl re it Term fth - wel!*kr.own in*ti* j
w-.d O'.-ii • ■ a* ' V Ju'v ::
Nt ti , \i . u. !.- ■■!-' h.s . 'it •! '
tadents t : 'i r .g< l nity ;
healthv, ami d • ui to g ■> t • had at
| low rate*. Tuiti nuasonabia i
D. M WOLF, Principal, i
| I'J. Jt Jt Pens. .N.i, Pa.
Cheapest of All!!;
Largest, of All!
UKSTOI- ALL!!!:
MAOKIFICENT STOCK OF
SPRING AND SI'MMKR
GOODS.
Wolf's Old Stand.
AT
;\Y Ci£i x Jt;i£
OYEE idixi YARDS OF CALICO,
WHICH WILL Bh SOLD
t 111 \PK K Til A N EV
ER BEFORE 1 N
THIS SEC
TION.
We li.ivo the (i"i"l ' Price* L w ! Sc
lection Cnsurpassod '
Nnd w<> now cvteiid coi'ii il io* dnlinn t"
' our friends. t>tr -n*. aiol the public gen*
f rr ■ v. Com" !w w ill • ow you the
P.LST .SELECTED STOCK,
At till' ' ower'than usual.
A lull lint 1 of Jrv
(mmmls,
Clothing. B"- t and Sloes. (It.* cri. -
•*.vßr*. (il w ii' 1 . \N "'iii arm \s il*
n.w Ware. Hals ami Cap*, n ' 1 in ' ''"*
erylliing and anything embraced in tii"
I uhovo lines.
A I.AKUK hr>'t K OE
READY - MADE CLOTHING
con&lantly on hntnJ.
I Customera will finl tliu stock com
-1 pletff, ami A caii t all tlint in i■ joired
i to assure yon flint this is tlio hosl
pltttH! ill llto valliy to buy your gootb.
Wxt. Wol.P.
> - ——
J3r. Whittier,
Found' r and Proprietor of iho
' KEYSTONE DISPENSARY,
. succe-tfully treat and cure* In ttio ahort
-1 c-t pus itde tune, Syphilis in all its forms.
Gleet, stricture, Orchitis and all form* of
" Nervous Di-< a*"*. Spcrmafnrrh' i Night
, I, i- es hi d Imp. ■ a
' "Marriage ami II tlth Guide, 111
pagi , il llldt at id a book loi, i urcfu
reading Price 'd- r > < cuts.
Call ui or address,
DR. WHITTIER,
jull'.'lii' JO2 Pom Avcntit',, Pi :sburgh.
IjNXKCUTORS NOTK K -
i
u Lettorf; testamcntiiry on tho iv'.st" ol
i- Susannsh ivlino, of Aaronsburg, deeeasad,
i. having bet Ii gi anted to the UndonigMO,
c all perrons indebted to said estate are rc
e quired to make immediate payment, and
y those hnvtng claims against tho same to
rs uruscnt tlu.ni, duly authenticated by law,
e for scttlament. .IKK. KLINE,
h Anronsburg.
D. IC. HECK MAN,
y my.'ll Sugar Valley.
4 Store, in Aarons
1 sizes wc will sell
SPRING, 1577
-—♦ • ■ -
WE ARE NOW PREPARED.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
WE HAVE THE G'XfDS !
P II I C E S LO W !
0 + • ——
Selection Unsurjiasseil! Stock Large.
And Uaw v,i i-xtiiid a t ft. our frictnD, patrons ntuPthe jmblic
generally. We will .*) this, Cornel if ve do not tliow you
THE REST SELECTED STOCK
AT PI.ICEI- LOWEIt Til AA' USUAI,,
And if c.c tatt. >t ti .t it to v >ur it.-ercst lo intfouitt us, tlsvii
dot t buy ; but cotui mid nti fy y jr- If.
IL Lave oj'cnid a full iioc of
D R Y G 0 0 DS
Clothing, Carpels,
Hoofs 4c Shoes, Groceries,
ARE. GLASSWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW
WARE, HATS AND CAPS,
and iu fuel everything and anything embraced in the above line.
We will L .it everything iu prices and a*mortu.eiit, and our put, we triutJ
w ill be a Butlic cut guarantee lo our patrora of fair and hone*; treatment.
Wehav* esltblishe*! and will tuuiulain our reputation. The large trade we
du v u:ib!vs us to get flush gj ids da.ly, which is u great advantage to our pa
irons in all iuo-, and more i-sju-t ally in Groceries. Call, and it will prove
to votit interest.
VALENTINES <fc CO.
H. HERMAN,Manager.
5 PER CT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH!
WK HAY:-:. AT PRESENT, ON Ol'U (YiI'XTFR.®, A LARGE AND ,
WELL SELECTED <ToC*K GF DRY GOODS. WHICH
WE ARE OFFERING VERY LOW TO
CASH Hl'Yi ICS.
!0l KLINE OF.Mt)CRNINGCAIa- l'ott. t U 4 f, i•, 22 and 2c "!<
ICO his IS (YJMPLETE. .Calicoea, li, 7, b and lie
loiincastcr Ginghanis, 10c
Rcugu Plaids, 121 c pei yd.'!le*tCoUon Carpet Chain2sc " •
: >tiir Mills, LYc " iiicd Ticking, 14 20,2", ."8c j>er yd. '
. Ydpata-, 7*> t .YO, -IT. 2"c " Spilt tud double hyr
I Clark'-* 0. N. T.'l bread, 75c pr tlo/ lllack :.ud White, 18c per oz i
| Men'* Shirting, 121,15,20e per ydo All other colon, 20c " r
, HKaeiied Mtulin, bto Die " :(irsutun Wool, I2lc "j'
I'nblee' hed, sto 10c *' A large eteck of Linseed Oil, 1
| Sugar, 1), 11,12 c per lb. White Lend, (Lewii'), Putty, etc,,
• Best Whiu, 12! c " ,in hand. Sold Ly *]>ccial contrac!. | (
; Mackerel, Lake Herring and white K tit very low. TERMS jmeilively,
j CASH, or Coutitrv Product. Respectively,
ISAAC D. BOYER,
Aaronabuig.
W. R. CAMP'S
I
CENTRE HALL
Furniture Hooms!
1 would mpaetfully Inform tho ellixen* '
of Centre county that I have opened;.
Furnilur# B >m in t'iriti. Hail, and have ,
on hand a large t>>ck of Furniture and
Chair*, comitling in purl of
CHAMBER SUITS,
EXTENSION TABLES,
BREAKFAST TABLES.
BUREAUS,
WASH STANDS,
BEDSTEADS j
SINKS,
CHAIRS, !
Ac. :
Which will lie Mild at th< We t cnh
price*; con.< and cumin.. my alovk of
Furniture before bu* itig eUcx here.
UNDERTAKING
-peeialty. CuI'KI.NS „• l t .ft K ETS'
alwsv*."! hand. Funeral* attended with j
ai KLKOANT NFW HKARSK at an.,-
di-lance. Payxn- nt* cay.
Harß to W R CAMP.
•
OHIKJSt DKl'GStl DRUGS 111
S T. Nhugi-rt, 1 Hving ; urchaxed the
Drug sft.re on Allegheny *troet. Boße
fonte. next door t. thu hardware Store of
lltvk* A Bro . In. s. :ke>l and < !!■ dil cul
witb. ail t.'ie most popuftir
- |
j DRUGS A MF.DRINKS, j
•-•CHEMICALS, FEB*! MKRY*'"*
i SOAPS, COMBS AND BRUSHF.S, j '
jTRUSSKs. SUPPORT US,OKACKSj ;
1..., FANCY AND TOILET *... :
! ARTICLES, Ac.. Ac.. Ac. j
! i |
Patent Medieinor, Alcohol, pure Wine*'
and Liquor* for medical purptaes only
Phyaiciatt'a preeripii<mx carefully com
pottniled and order* answerivl with care
ai.d di*pat4i. Farmer* and Physician*
trom tbu country will find our stock of
M di .-tups complete, warranted genuine
and ol the best quality.
*1 iii- Store will remain under the diroc
tion of tlio accomplished druggi-t an J
piuriiinci t heretofore connected with i,'
Mr. 11. M lli-rrington, and we roapcetfiil*'
IVSoIioU the custom of oui friend' OBw
the old pnlrnns of thcrUire.
ftnip" S. T. HHUOEBT.
BBICK FOB SALE—First else* bricki
will bo kepi on hand lor *nlt by J. O.j
Deiningor nt Zcrbe'* Centre llall|
briek yard*. These brick nre,
uH'orcd so low that it will pay poreon* ul a
, distance to come hero for them.
Intending to continue in the initTiufac
lur" ofbriclc they will be kept constantly
on hand, and fair inducement* offered toj
purchaaars,
17 aug tf. 11. S. ZEKBK i
i burg, you can buy
1 1 lower than any
' t 4 . n • euil'y a*jr d 21 (Hess tlmw l
V / / / ' c *' '-.<!• It llirto .iMMß'.h* b> k.i)
X I i A OM of tthi m, tr ugr p*rl of DM
• ' I I I rbe I f!lun* So work atoadi
111 U ikf am; U ym*ut (bit v lut
IM j-rr •! In rmr eta I •tn. Trti mmmd not
!>aai iron bam ale 4 V Tra cm fti• r® T
*SoU Utn I ' tha or Mir rot afar* fftU .
if cot noihlas t.' Uy Iho biainraa Tom?® aud
Outfit fro* A l ltf - al uMO. li. liallfll A Co
Huitltbi, Portlawl, Mttat 18 fob y ,
Manhood: How Lost. How
Restored !
Jnl pub Hah ad, a now adttl.u of De
VrlrhntoU KM*) or. ihr -adiral cote (rtlknil modi
. >*> cf ut>iT'i >M or hetainal Waaknea* larnl
notary normal
rkywcal ' awaparltr Imprdiit U Murlarff, eto *
alw VIM b|<u <q. Kpurpa; and F. Induced by aelf
in hlcanit or Miual rilrra#anca. Ac
I'rl. #, to * m*W rmliij*. uhh aU acuta.
Tli volobratau author, Ifi tola adoalrabl* l ot) .
ilaarli .Uiaui.ftratri S' atE rtjr v x r* MK aofal,
I rm i'fp. tUi * a* If a naas]
I may U radically cuml a'Urnol tba daocrcrct a qn> a!
internal tr thr applaUua of the kolf.
io| nt in® oi a laoda of cure at ones almnio. certain
*. l •• <!♦*<•ual by mpim of aUkh atarj auffarar. no
.alter tu' bl aobdiUoti rail ha, may Ctiro blmatfj
cheaply. |r*atl| and radically
T n 1... tot h Mb# In tbr hands of mat;
n l ( rrry mas In thr ,*nd.
Haul unJkr aaai. n a plain mralopa. to icy adrtreaa*
, .nit paid. on rw cpt of all cent* or two p**t atari
Art lira* i U
THE CII.VKH WELL MEDICAL CO 1
oci 41 Abb Si. X.w Turk. i'gat Ofico lu*.4.W*i
HIBSMANS -HOTEL,
TTLLHOY, PA.
i Thr boft 1 blc end bur, end eiioUent
-tivbbrjf f. r torfc. Abo n fin* .**- >rl for
.uniDiot bojjilrr.. llu to il -p'-t, end
daily ft*<<-* 'o Centre county. Charge*
' reasonable.
PENNSYLVANIA RR.
Philruiclpbim nnd Krie lUilroad DiTiimo
STKMFR TIMF TABLE.
Ot, Atulaflri f I MAk M.-.jr IX. 19ft. tfee trains ob
t ta I'hiu i. ,'hk A Pile Railroad DhWum wtllrua a
follows
WKBTWRO.
• ERIK MAfLlesm I'HlarfalphlA II Mpm
ffarriwtmnr 4?* am
•* Monianduo 4k- m
44 " W intaiaa|ori f3ka u
44 44 Wk Mason !40 a m
•* " li-'inu lbka.
i 44 arr at Eric kkp*r
NIAtiAKA I X loam Phlla 734 at t
ItarrlabsiK in fcS a a#
M-M.IMJ.H lt;n>
arr at W iUi..np u l i pnt
" 1 1 llarrn 33k pit.
h l ira 4 40 pin
l AS r I INI ! I'htl* U.phta 11 S* * m
• i t arr.lurc 111 P IB
• 4 MNNULDUL DLKPIO
•• arr at W IllUtaaporl ~ !*' P tn
i •• 44 H van 144 p w
EASTWARD.
l*A< IE If - \<\ foavra 1 wk Harm * > s m
IWi'.iUiAßport "Raw
Monlattdoa
44 arr at lUrriihuii llk&aiH
Phtladvlphta 3 4k p m
DAY I \ I rare Hidju 1m 10 a nt
lH Hatrn HJUain
WinUiMipoft ll4fpn
' 44 44 M j itartcli'u I f? p m
44 avr st Knnbnf 4 If P t
| •• Pl.lladrlfhU 7 pin
Kill A- V ill v * tUnor* lip iii
Cork Harris 9 4 p ni
• 4 44 V'UIU impult IIA put
44 MonUttd-m 13 It a r>
44 srr st H arrtalmrjt 3 4- s n
-44 44 ri.ila irlphia 7 (MiS a
.1 \;VT 1.1 NIC 1 4 a%s WillUnaa|4irt 13*6 a :i.
1 . Miral Harrrlahurit Irtnsni
44 airal I'Uliadrlpliia 7 3T> a•'
i Kfli> Mutt Went Niayrara Els. West. I.rck Harm Ac
.!atL'U Weal .nd t>av r.air*r K.i ntakr clear'
. >ni • <n#ht >orthum>M jland rrltii LA HRH tralur
lut VN tiktfk ai ir and .Hctv>tra
I rlti Mall >Vrt t. Niagara E*. W*c%t and Krla K.
\\ i . ,1 I. >ik llarsu AoeiOßMadaUon Waak make
]closeconnoc Hon at W f l!UamlKirt vrllh NCR W train*
• BSfUk
i I r.r.c Mall Wrat, NUfPtl Finress Want, and Day E'.x
l|".ast itiaksoloasCoimaoUon at Lcn 4 k llavcu vfiih li K
'IV RR train*.
11 Run Mall Kast uri Wist rnanect at Frio with trains
on LH ASi S Kit.t rv with o ti A hIV RR. at:
I' lnixir-ouu niLb H Ei I*4 i 4 UK. auil at OrifTwood with
■ A VRK
rj Tarlor ears will rtin N l*hllad<lphla and Wil l
Niasara Kv. W'oat, Kris R\. Weak. Fbtla
jdeipHU Kipress Last.and Day Kv Km and Suuday
i ICx. KitMM-ink cf.iH on .illrtfrbt friina
W M. A. BALDWIN.
Conors! Suponutindrnt
si t icl l v pure White
other store in the
" cKNfiiK HALL
DRUG STORE.
MILLER * SON.
(&ucr<3t3jr U> J. K. Miller <k th>u.J
DavKr in JVj . Dr.igi and Medieinex,
Dye st ill-, *!ia Druggist t tin. dries.
I VJiE WISE -AND LJQ COliS
For medicinal purposes-
TLc trntt brand* of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
always in stock,
l'feiei carefully Couip.jcdcd.
MILLLK A SON
J (is. Harris t.y Co.
NO. I BROCKLKHOFF ROW. I
ll 11| j||| |j|
IROOAILS,
P A I N T S,
OILSj ETC.,
J AS. HARRIS A CO.
NinkiiiK Crcs-k Mill*.
Tin* eld, asd well-known Gnst-miil, in
: Palter township, i* now tupor.n'.rnded by
Mr. D. II (<i*ms on* or the best cx
i leruncs-d miller* in Central I'enr*, who
;)&* rendered the utmost satisfaction
' wherever ho i u been, end under*tends
(ho milling business thorcu<rb ry. lie
WARRANTS IllH FLOUR, end all
other work, sect out from Sinking Creek
M lie, to give satisfaction, AS to quantity
■end uuahty. If you went good breed lot
Mr. Cowher fvruii) v< ur Grist. Oriel*
:de'.iterd to Centre Hell twice e week by
Imill wagon.
liuu •keepers, give M-. Cow r era trial,
sr J *fy y, ursolvwa of the great supen
"lily of the flcur loanufecturou by hitn.
ill may 3m.
QF A THOUSAND.
Having di.-cove: ci. in a manner almost
providential, a positive cure for Cnnsump
|lion and all Lung Complaints, 1 foei it my
duty to make known in a p-aoticj! manner :
'by furniihing a sample bottle, froe of]
rgc. to all sufferer*. our only hope of
Iremunerat on beir.gthat the tuoit irine will
• erfo . I < aim for it. The ingredi
ietstt arc of the ohoic- t herbal products
and perfectly safe ; w ill b<* sent free to all.
jAddreas etonco, l)r. O. Phelps Brcwn, til
.Grand Street. Jersey City, N. J., or may
te had fJ. K. Mi.ier A ton, Dr . grist*,
,t ■ trolls.!. Pa jsc 4 ly.
jv. T. At ttsxpti. C. >l. Kowiiu
ALEXANDERBOWER. Ad
* * Lw. cUi*
'** to l llrvtitm, tad Orj>*vr.' "Mrt prirUfif
!Mj Ut vm;ihn Gnua ud Wee &
(tirta' t olMtai; "41 1.
yATE X T S !
reo Reduced ! Entire Cost So 5 !
Patent < 'ffiee Fee $35 in ativarcw, br 'anco
S2O within 6 months after jxiteu
allowed. Advice and ex
aminaticn froo.
Patent? fold.
J. VANv.KLKWIS4.CX>.,
ilTiuaySiu Washington, D. C.
Henry Rewhart.
WOODWARD.
UNDERTAKER.
CVffins of all sty le* made on shortest no
tice. Undertaking strictly *tt<"ided.to
Chargsw raaaonahla. 17 auv v.
Nervous Debility.
j * '' aJ nr liifiMHiat we.k •lhiaiUd
Mcr -lor. ttae-D-v- or tfci irwall of Mortal
jOvrr Imlo. r-M,'n(l. Fix#***, or *>n.t drtll
riJw-IS U *]**,. . 4 f d l^jr
lluippLcv's Hoiuo' pat hie Specific
No. 28.
1 i* e • si t • emia • sa rtr- •. Ju.at. ska
£iu<*u aftd •Iflg.KftM.w.cf, !•*-• L wrruti sa<i c ;urfj
---Ml i Urmia • J hfinutn ll.e mallra uu.
tw t n "•rii lww . | l fr*r a■ '• eartwt •■ oea, h> ikoaa.
a0. s.' 1 ' t.j U. • -• CHe. ai.tVp.,i -.q. rial
Mfl(lrp. Ua, gr ,uU, a** U! of
r S.r! l. Bi:i .1.1 ,tvtp. ot prior i.Utm
J. Roniaopalti.c Madkiaa t> sapaa*. 1*
fulKin .. sra Vori.. f* war. .
BEATTY'S-^-ri..
lor Organs.
Factory Established in 185 C.
From the Pro**.
From O. I>. White, Editor llacketta
town. N. J. Uerald.
"The organ lnu> a rich, deep and soul
stirring tone • ceuld not fUy in tV e bouse
without it. It helps wofiderfully to drie
away the th.mghts of luird timea."
The Lebi.n. n Pa. DaHy Ncws.ayt:
"W r o are -n receipt of ane of those live
'jjdnvo Parlor Organs, manufactured by
D. h. Realty, Washington, N. J. This
ergs' l is a line, solid black walnut case,
and in tone it cannot be surpassed by any
instrument ot its kind."
From the Lowell Neb. Register,
"We received this week, duvet from
the manufacturer, D. F. Realty. Wash
ington, N. J., his justly celebrated organ,
elegant in appecrance, and handsomely
Jurr.iKWd unexcelled in richness and pow
or of tone. Wo arc more than pleased
with it, and heartily recommend it to any
'ono contemplating of purchasing an or
gan."
Cost o'Tcr givcu. Mo:;ey refunded upon
return <i organ and freight charges p:iid
by me il>. F. Beatty) Ik th ways if unsat
isfactory, after n tost trial of fivo days.
Organ warranted lor six years.
Agents wanted every where, malo or fe
male, to canvass for this superior instru
ment. Address D. F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersoy
P. M'MANUd, Attorney at-law
j >F fiiiu tonte, Pa. Office with Jas
IMcManus, esq. t23Jullf
DF. FOUTNE Y, Attornoy at Law
Bellofonte, Fa. t>ffice over Rey
nolds bank. may 14'6P
Lead, Oil and Put
county.
, A DMIHIST&ATOU'A > l/TIC
k.att<ir of adwinut'nt- outfaaw
Kaad. Kar|ruo ny..
harit.x boon (rrantad to tua unlr*>*
•II pnro£ilkt>o*Si.xtbam*rl*a t
dabtad to said daeadaat are r*t|ue>iol
make imino".ate payment, and j*ar*.'
having claims against tb* estate are r<
iOMlad to brin* forward thair ntaime ••
,r authenticated tjr law, for aattlem. <•
.lAOOR B. KKKi'
JAM. GATES
7 |ur6t. Adw'r
PIANOS FOK 7#.
Iroaybn Ko- M Broadway, W 5
TU ' L BPANOLKR, Alto may at
, Consultation* i English and 0
ma... Offlca in Kuril new battling.
GRAHAM & SON
• v.r,
| Unvc the cxclueivo kale io Btllefoot
Edwin C. liurls*
I CELEBRATED FINE SUOEf.
MWITITWw tU
®ar Bho*t in tiia Warid.
WUOLXBILE * KBTAJL*BXAUUS IK
Calf Skins,'
HOLI LEATHER,
BUOE FINDINGS'
At! Kinds ofCuaiota Work MgkT
Order.
B op Street, BILLKFONTL, P
TniA 'r'r v
Grand, Square and Upright.
From Geo. E. Letrhtr, Arm of Vti. 1
Letcher A Bro Bankers, Fayette. Oil .
"Wc received the piano and think i".
very Lne-toned one out here. Wait<-v. i,
short time to give it a good teat. If j t
wish a word in favor of Uwe will coc
fully give iL"
Jaa.ee E. Brown, Esq., EdwahLviL
111 si y*:
"Ti • Realty Piano received give er
satUisi ion." Agenta wanted. Sent f
<wul<, e. AdJrem. D. F. BEAT "
Waslitrtufi. Kw J.ir
B E ATT Y S^ARLOW
Elegant etylet, with valuable IttpDK
uiutiU. New and Beautiful Solo Stop-
Over ene thouncd OrganUU and Mu>
ci&ns inJorse thoae organs and recoon. d
tbem as strictly Irt claas in Tonev >i.
chanism and dural ."hiy Warrai.tcd fv r
six years.
Most Ekgut nod Latest Improrei
Hare brn awardn! the Highest Pre-i
unu in cci:.petit! i with ottrr* for sin.;,',. -
itr, Durability, Promptness, and Piai c
liicp actum.
Pure, sweet, und evenly balanced teat
orchestral effects, and instantaneous
cess which may be had to the reeds.
Send for Price List. Addreaa,
DANIEL F BKATTY,
yton. New Jorsf
KTTLhM KNT.—Notice is hereby g
IO en. that the looks belonging to t
estate of Peter Ruble. dec*d. will renin ,
in the hands of Aaron Lukenbach, unl
Oct. Ist, next, where ail knowing t! .':
selves indebted to said eetatc are requeri.
to call and make settlement. All acrourri
rciffaiaing unpaid after said date. Oct '
will t>c placed into the hands of a pro fx
officer ft.rcollection.
By crder of the Execute;?
Ayer's
Barsaparilla
For Scrofula, and ail
JHL a'raiuloitt
Gf-JS. -tipfdas, Rose or St. Att
v ■ 1 ROOT'S Fire. Eruptio;.
and Eruptive diseases
of the skin, Ulceration.s
of tJie Liver, Stomach,
Kiilncv*, Lungs, Pim
plea, Tusttilos, BoiN,
, "% >*il HKitches, Tumors, Tit
ter, Salt Rheum, Scald
lljd7 Ringtvonu, Ulcers, Sore®,
lthcuniatiani, Nmintlgia, Pain iu tho
Hone l .Side and Head, Female Weak
netus, Sterility, Lcuiorrhofa. ariftiiig
from inlernaf ulceration, and uteri no
discaae. Syphilitic and Mercurial du - -
casca, Dropsy, Em.it::!-
tuxi, General Debility, and for lhi-i
--fying the Blood.
" This Sarsap. j\ 11a ia a combination oi
vegetable nit -
drake,Y ellotv IXck— with the lodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine yet know t
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skihV; y
combined that the full alterative
effect of each is assured, and whit
it is so mild as to be harmless even
to clii'.drcn, it is still so effectual i
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptious which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enioys is derived
from its cures, and the confident
which prominent physicians all ev< r
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con
stantly being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known.
they furnish convincing evidence oi
tho superiority of this Nuxapariil:.
over every other alterative Medicine.
SSo generally is its superiority to .•
other medicine known thai Wc in yd
do no more tliau to assu. • 'I • po'>li.:
that the best qualitic* i b.i> > • <-r
possessed ore strictly n: .iu. .in.ed.
riiBPJXBD j:Y
Dr. i. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass*
Prarlical and Analytical ChcnUu.
SOLD is* IU MtUUUtVTS -VIBYVaXXB.
ty, very low, for