THE CENTRE REPORTER. Thursday, Oct. 25, 1877. -,V*-Tkrxi*. — $'2per year, when paid in advance ; $2.50 irhen not noid in ad ranee. Advertisements 20cf per line for three • srrtion*, and b cent*per lint for every jmo stqurnt insertion. Advertisement* by the war at a liberal itiseount. Subscriber* outside the county should re mit mto ets. amount of one year'* post* aye, instead of Wets as formerly when pout by themselves. Subscribers ei i r.'i ay tell hart*> •' nc e nis stand at the Reporter c tHoe bvcem' v, 'tin a the I able* on their paper*. If the la hie ;rW.r ,k John Roe l.ian To it meant that John is indebted for subscription from the l*f of January. 1876, and that it time he iras payS Ihe printer. LODGE MEETINGS. O* S .K> llAl.l t OIW*. Jf£ W. m " U ,v / SsiunU. i-MntaatathecVM '**" . J M ,)i.ULA*l>.Bet. U. r. NO.***. A■• ot.p roTi• Saturday Zn 'oi 4 F. M aad rrrr, No :!h,m Mtrr. HJ*. So >l. =*■*' - LOCAL ITEMS. STORK ROOM FOR KENT.- Th<* ndersigned oilers the store room, known ns Herlachor's old stand, at Centre Halt, •tor tenL The stand is a desirable one in all rejects Possession can be bad an* time after April Ist. by apply m* to J 11 > SKY KkU.sk at t entre lta... If- The following is a list of the democratic meetings to be hotel this la - Churchville, Pottcrtwp. Friday evening Oct.*. • lVnn Hall, Saturday evening Oct., ... Rebersburg, Tuesday evening Oct 30 llosterman's School house. Haines twp.. Wednesday evening, Oct. U. Centre Hail Saturday evening. Hoy. Mil'ht itn. Saturday evening. Nov. ii. At most of these meetings the people mav espect to beaddre>sedbv P. L Port nev, our candidate tor District Attorney. J— Vote for I>. F. Fortney, and you will have a highly qualified man for di> trict attorney. —Our townsman, P. F. Luse, has the painting of the new churches, Luth. and Bef., at Kebersburg. l>r. Oliver K. For-ter has located at Eobersburg. Mr. Henry Whitmer, of Hartleton has been appointed government storakes p er at Stover's distillery, in Penn twp. Dr. Shep. Van Va!tab, of Terre Haute. Ind., formerly of Boalsburg, thinks of returning to Centre county again. —Everybody should use Tyson s Lin* ieniant. You can get it at Oreen s drug s tore. Get your marble work—tombstones, monuments and couches —at Heisler s we. known marble yards, Bedefonte. A pair of spread were found on my land, on the mountain. The owner can re them by paving for advertising. * ' Samuel BRVSS. llUin set ia Friday evening l*t and kept UP nearly all tha tiro* until towards Monda V morning, when there was a change ; ® btssk snow until ne * r 10 " m " l " iTing a * hile ! * ce on our mountains and a slush on the ground. The earth no doubt is now *ell saturated. Weather has been de'.ighUu. since Monday—only a l.ltle 0001. s ore to his bandsc me room. John Boos er is ab.-ut giving it the last paint touches from Philadelphia the latest styles of mil linery g>od#. Ladies call and see her in her neat r.ew room, door Deipinger s hardware. Head adv. Hardware cheap * anywhere in Centre county at Yony D 'ininger's. jl r George Durst m>-ves back to our town again, in about two vre-ks, and J. lleury Keller, to his new dwelling on the mountain farm. Maj J. B Fisher is at present in the eitv buying his stock of fall an:'. winter goods, which he will have ready to open by the last of this week- He intends to buy an unusual large stock, of drv goods, notions, hardware, queensware, boon and shoe-, dregs, groceries hats and caps, and merchandise generally, which he wt.l of fer at ruch prices that will defy competi tion. Give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. The l'ellefonte subscription for the branch to Lemont has just been made up —near enough not to reach the amount, and leave Pennsvaliey struggle with a thing half completed. We dropped in at Newman's Eagle Clothing Hall, at Beiiefonte, last week and he showed us a good overcoat tor $3 - 01); a good winter suit for $1.50; a good winter hat for Toe ; a good suit of under wear for 30c. Newman says that he can and does sell suits for le-s than any body else. The same on overcoats and everything in his line. We ndvise our r "aiders to go to Newman's for their win ter -clothing for they can save money which cou ote in these panic times. y£ij] a sent us a few specimens of very large o own*, grown this year from the seed. 31 *• A. is a very successful garden- man of State Committee, bas issued an ad drt-s to bis "ac'dilion, division and si lence" army. I' ut wc do not rP * d ' l thai he "point! vs ith pride" to tbc Ohio election. Rev. Brickero/LoKans*''!*. h * s rc_ ceived a call from I" nion cO - charge, and will Portly go there. Mr. Ammon J. Mar * recently found a bee tree in Mr. David Ge.sweite's woods in Sugar Valley, which, whe."* cut had over ■a hundred pounds of honey. LAST NOTICE —Persons ov ring state ■and county tax. on duplicate in ro.v hands, are hereby notified that if tax ia n°t paid until January court, next, the same' ""j 1 be placed in the bands of a Justice for col lection. GEO. KOCH. Collector for Potter. Mr. J. P. Condo, merchant at Mocassin, 111., paid us a pop visit last Fri day. He looks hale and hearty. Fob Rknt.—Dwelling house, stable and five acres of meadow situated at Potters Mills, the property cf Doctor Wm. P. \ Vilson. For information aad terms ap n !r l" Thomas McElroy, near the prerni 18ocl 2m Bt . manufacturing of flour at the St Jne Mi.'l, by the new Process, is a grand su ceess. They guarantee to make better flo Jr by this process than was ever made in '.his section of country. All who Lave trie I t XPg remaining un- Ver centum * afl' oLl • tre Mills, Pa. , . . 3 * A good horse will be taken in exchar g for the wagon. Goto Frank Green' drug store, in | the Bush bouse block and get his valuable preparations for diseases that are common to all. They save doctor bills, and have rendered satisfaction for years to hundreds that have tried his remedies. Fancy and toilet articles without number alsVy ß l°be had at the same old stand. LIST OF AW A HPS (IF AGKICTLTT* HAL SOCIETY. First Department. HOUSES. Cla-s I.—Stallions. Best stallion for heavy draught, Kmanual Dowlng Second belt, Dinicl K I oorni&n 00 Best stallion for light draught, John 11 Harris 5 00 Second best, F Steinkirchnor 4 00 Class "1 -Stud colts under 4 years. Best flud colt between it A 4 years, John M. Wagner. 500 Best stud colt between 2 Ail years, Thos Lucas Second best. James N. 11 2tX) Best stu 1 coll between 1 A 2 vears P 1)P Tate 4 00 Second best, John Fugleman "J 00 Best stud colt under 1 yrar Hunter Neil 190 Class 3.—Holdings under 4 years. Best Gelding belwced 3At years, Okriltlll Uhl 4 (XI Second best, Morgan Lucas 2 00 lie-.'. Gelding between J A 4 years, llexekiah Hoy J ft l Second beat. Shannon Boal 2 tX> Class 4.—Stare colts under 4 years. Best mare colt bctweon J A 4 years, He: rv tl;o- 4 lX' Second best, Hunter Neill M 0 11. mare colt between '2 1 '• years, Wm McClellaa, Jr. 300 Second best, Henry Gross • tX' Bet mare colt between 1 A '2 xenrs, Paniel P Poortuan 8 00 Second best, Israel Kaufman tits' 11 st mare colt under I veer, IL eki ah Hoy 3 tX Class 5 —Brood mare for read service with foal by her side. Rest mare, J. L. Marshall $ 4 ol> C. .?> 6.—Brood mare tor all work with foal by her side. Be*t mare, Dan'l I. Grove $ 400 Second best, J H Fishburn 300 Clasa 7.—Draught Farm and Team horses. Owing to irregularity in reix-rtof Judges in class T. no ptetuiums could be awarded tor any of the horses named in said class. A i horses entered are favorably mention ed. Clm-a K—Horses for Carriages or Road. Best pair, R J Henderson $ 500 Best single horse. A llaum 4 00 Second beat, Jacob Bettorf 2 txi Class o.—Riding Horses. Best lady's saddle horse, (• M Boal 8 tX Best gent's saddle horse, W C Grove I <> Second best, J as Noll 1 Hi Best boy s pany, K Wallace Hunter, Prac. Farmer Class 10.—Trials of Speed—Trotting. No 1 purse S3O. Open toall farm horses owned in the county 6 months or more I inile heati best 2 in S. Bet, H C Zimmerman sloiX> Second best, Jas T Chambers 10lX> Third best. Hunter Neil 500 Class 11.Trials of Speed—Trotting. No 2 Purse S3O. Open to all horses owned in Centre county t> months, not es pecially kept for trotting or racing pur poses (I miie heat) best 2 in S. Best, Isaac Lose Jr sls tV Second best. A mo- Mallin 10iXi Third O Hoover 6 00 Class 12.—Trials of Speed—Walking. NoS Purse sls Open to all horses owned in the county. Saddle 1 heat, i mile. First, XV m Wood* $5 00 Second. Chas H Soibart 4 00 Third, Christ Z Hotter 3 lX> Class 14 —Jacks and Mules. Rest Jack, Geo Hoy $1 00 Bast Mulae, v Wm Kunkl* 200 Class 15.—Thoroughbred Cattle, lle-t bull 3 years and upwards ishort horned Durham!, Geo L*ale $8 00 Best bull between 1 and 2 years Co lumbus short horn). Noah Musser 400 Best cow S years and upwards (A!- dernay), Dr J M McCoy 5 00 Best caff under 1 year (Ay rshire) B F Hunter 3 00 Class 16.—Grade and Native Cattle. Best bull 3 years and upwards, -Aus tin Dale . ftXl Br-t bull between 2 A 3 years, Ed G Osmer 3 00 80-t builbetwcen 1 and 2 years John XI Wagner _ 200 Best cow 3 years ar.d upwards, Wm E Shafer 500 Best heifer between 2 and 3 years, G W Musser 8 00 Bf-t heifer between 1 A 2 years, Ed G Osmer 2 00 Be-t calf under 1 year George W Campbell 2 00, Class IT—Butter Cows. Second best, David Klepper 8 00 Class 21—Swine. Best boar 2 vears and upwards, Geo H Musser" . SSOO Best boar under 2 years, Georfce W Sharp 300! Best sow 2 years and upwards Geo W Bharp . 3 (X Best sow under 2years. Benj Kiine 3 (XI Best pen of sboats not less tnan 5 un der 0 months, Henry Kothrock. 4 00 Class 22—Sheep. Best buck 1 year and upwards, Wm Grove 5 00 Best buck lamb under 1 year, Win. P Fisher 3 00 Be*i pen not less than 4 ewes 1 year and upwards, B F Hunter 400 Best pen of not less than 4 ewes un der 1 year. John XI Furey 800 Best lot of lambs not less than C shown with sire. Wm I' Fisher 4 0U Best two ewe lambs, George Dale Prac tical Farmer Class *23—Poultry. Best trie light Br* mas 1 year and upwards Win Short iidge Prac Farmer Best trio light Brahmas under 1 year, Wm Shortlidge Poultry W'ld Best trio dark Brahmas 1 year and upwards, W E Shafer Prac Farmer Best trio Buff Cochins 1 year and upwards, W'm E Sha fer Poultry Wl'd Best trio Buff cochins under 1 year, JaredStruble Poultry Wld Best trio Houdans 1 year and upwards, A J Swart* Pfac Farmer Best trio not belonging to any of uhova mentioned varieties II year and up wards. Win Poultry W'ld Best trio not belonging to any of the above mention ed varieties, Adam (Jar brick Poultry W'd Turkeys. Best pair. Frank Wian S3 00. Second best, .1 N Hall Practical Farmer. Third best, J K Alexander Poultry World. Ducks. Be*t pair, Geo Shilling Practical Fann er. Second best, Leonard Khone Poultry World. Geese. Best?pair, Leonard lthono Practical Far mer. Second best, J R Alexander Prac tical Farmer. Heaviest dcxen liens' eggs not double yolked, Mr J A McClintock Poultry World. Class 27—Vegetables. Bet bushel early rose potatoes Win 1. Leaicrs $1 GO. Second best, David Run ic !c GOc. Best buab. late rose potatoes Eli jah M F,slier 1 00. Second bet. John Lawyer fiOc. Best bu-hel snow flake pota toos, Wm J Alexander 1 00. Second bet Elijah H Fisher. Best bush, peach blow potatoes. J y Dunkle 1 00. Second best, John S H>y iO. Bet bushel peerless po tatoes. Jos Crotaer 1 00. Second best, Da vid 11 Young CO. Best bushel garnet Chili potatoes Ed Johnston 1 (11. Second best, Win Leathers COc. Beat ofany other kind not before exhibited, Elijah Fisher Prac tical Farmer. Second best, John Gardner BOOTS. SHOE at Bayers, in Where you will find the Boots an ever brought to this eon Sold very Cheap, give satisfaction in w fltoae feat WilUamspQfft in his store. Anythin prettiest baby Shoes to m LADIES, ALL LASTING GAIT AND EXAMINE THE L OF BOOTS AND SHOES, BET BELLEFONTE /. 1). : A;V. Bed bushel turnips, John Middle ft V ruiabagas. Jacob Wagner Practical Far mer Second best. J B Leathers MV Best bushel sugar beets, Jacob Peters Practical Farmer. Second best. J A Woodward MX- Best do* table beeis, Mrs M K Mothertbaugh Prac. Farmer. Second best Mrs XI K Molhersbaugh *lc. Best bushel carrots for feeding stock Jos Baker MV. Best t a Lift- or oyster plant, P W Shivery MX- Second nest, Jos Baker'.Wc Bst do* pat snips, Jacob K Leathers Pra>- Farmer. Best 0 roots eelerv. Jos Croi.-er MX*. Second best, XV .1 Alexander 25c. Bsst 8 beads cabbage, James hidings 60c. Second best. Xlrs Xiothershaogh 2fc. Rest half teck on ions, l>atid II Young 5fV Best lima brans 1 qt, Xlr.s John XX'olf 50c. Second best, Martha K Punk's 25c. Best purple egg jdant. Sumuel 11 rugger *"oc. Best t peck tomatoes. Mis* Lists Weaver hater, worth of books. Concluded next week.) • -♦ • It is estimated that '.\\lXX> oil welL have thus far been dug in Pennsylvania, aiui i XX'est X :rginia, at an aggregate cost ol ?P.'2,iXx,iXX> They have yielded about SS.HM.HkI barrels of oil, valued at IXXKCXX), cr S4IX4,IXIO,OOOat the seaboard. Cold weather is here—get ready tor it in time purchase wrm Clothing and keep oil' colds and doctor bill* This is sound advice, and just as sound when w advise you to go to Newman's Ragle Clothing Hall, tor good, warm, and cheap Clothing. Newman still keeps ahead tor flrst-cle.ss Clothing and lowest prices. Go and see for yourselves—you will say the; same. —Some o* the best medicines out ar<-' those prepared by Frank P Green, one of she old.st druggists in the county. His; reined es h-ive stood the test of years in hundreds of families. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Cyrus Purst, of Harris township, has sus-j tained quite a los* in some of his cattle. Five head died from Saturday to Sunday ; of week before last, while nine more were! sick. These cattle Mr. Durst had brought from Pittsburg just a short lime before, and it is supposed the seeds of Rinderpest! were in them. Go where you will for coffee, sugar, i tea, dried or canned fruits, spices, confec*| tioneries, crackers, vegetables, cured meats' suaps, queens ware, or any other article in the grocery line, and you can not get a better article than at Secbler A Co's—of ten you can not obtain it at other stores' near as good, fre*h and pure. Their prices are down to Cash margin, and you never have room to find fault in your dealings with them. Mr. Li'Tiiick Km GUM desires to im form the public that he has locate 1 at the Stone Mill, in shop occupied by C. Bol linger, t> carry on blacksraithing. He guarantees his work to be of the best and prices lower that any shop in the county. i; Horseshoeing down to panic prices. Being a good workman and having long experi*| ence he believes he can render entire sat isfaction. Give h'm atrial and be con vinced. sKX)c'.3t STOLSN BOSBB KIOOVXUED. The favorite horse stolen from tho stable of Zeno Fees, near Lewistuwn, on the night of the 23d March last, was recovered last week in Duffs livery stable, Philadel phia. Front intimations which had been thrown out to Sheriff Fleming, he was in duced to believe'.be stolen animal was in the city, and having gone down with Col. Rhodes' excursion party he made it bis business further to inquire into the matter, and soon became satisfied that bis infor- ( mation was correct. Mr. Fees was than telegraphed to come down, and upon hit arrival a warrant was procured, tho horse taken possession of. There are alio some tracks of tho buggy which may lead to its. recovery, and as several parties seem to have had a hand in the transfer of the horse it is possible somcof the confederates of this gang may yet ccmo to grief. There it some reason to believe that another ito- 1 len horse, highly valued by the owner, is i- also down below. Fees' horse it appears was in Philadel phia the third night after being taken, which would indicate that there is h regu lar route through the lower part of Snyder county to the Susquehanna, and thence by by-roads tc Philadelphia. We are of opinion that a sharp detective could un earth a wide-spread combination.—Oa rettn IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. The Iron City College affords unequal ed advantage for acquiring a thorough pructieal business education, as will be seen from an examination of its circular, to be had by addressing the Principal, PROF. J C. SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa. BONNETS, TRIMMINGS, MIL LINERY, At Mrs. Lucv Henny's, in Centre Hall, who ha- just returned from Philadelphia, with the LATEST FASHIONS, and a complete stock of new Bonnets, new Hats, elegant Trimmings. &c., which will be sold or made up, at reasonable prices. Al so. old ladles Dress Caps. The new styles are very pretty. Ladies call and see them early. First come, first, served. H6oct(t^ •pXECUTOR'S NOTICE - Letters testamentary on the estate of George Odenkirk, late of Centre Hall, de ceased, having been granted to the under signed, all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment, ltd thoM having claims against the same to present tbem, duly authenticated by law for settlement MARTHA P ODENKIRK. JOHN ODENKIRK, oci2o Executors. JjVKECUTORS' NOTICE.— Letters testsmentarv on the estate of Dr. Peter sniith. latcof Centre Hall, de ceased, having been granted to the under signed, all tHTsons indebted to said estute are required to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the -sine to present them, duly authenticated by law, for settlement. MARY SMITH CHARLES SMITH, 25 oet Executors. S. BOOTS !! !; I Aaronshurg. L.IRCrEST STOCK of, t the : windmill manufactured hy him, and 1> i which he has the rig-'it for Centre • -untr Mr. Krumhino underbid vjh..- the let , fanning mill out, ami no would a.rise i farmers to get it. ' Benjamin Thoiuas, of the linn of La-.ilh, Thomas A Co., Howard Iron Works, was traveling on one of the tart trains .over the Pennsylvania railroad, on tbe Cth inst , and wcul out on the plat , form to throw a letter off at I oatsv.lle ; rvbau In? feet slipped, causing hiui to la! I from the train. Ui head struck the ground first, fracturing tha skull and caus ing his death immediate! v. I In? is n sad , a (fair, and another r artnng to keep off the I' platform* of lust trains while in motion.— i Republican. ~ —-light under tbo Broiler!, 'tl b. .ise ts found one of the best stocked hardware stores in central Pennsylvania. I heir a ' sortment is so complete that n-> wagon-n a ker, mechanic, farmer, or housekeeper, will fail to get anything lie needs, belong ing to their lino of goods. It i. one of the loldest stands in tho county, noted a. :place lor square dealing and where gentle j manly attention is paid to all. Iho pro p.ietors, Me-rs. Jatnes Harris A I 0., have iheeti in tbe business so long as to fully en able them to know what goods suit thi* part of the county, and they always sol! at r bottom figures. SPRING MILLS ITEMS. Mr. Nofsker is repairing the Prea'- yte- Irian church. Mr. Krumrinea switch is now laid into his grain house and coal yard. J. I>. Long ha# put up coal sheJi. An accident occurred on Friday last, on . the railroad thi- sida of Laurelton, aw heel {came off and caused the car loaded wit!, stovps to be smashed had.y and detaining' ithetrain. I J.Grenoblehasgotjejlolheciiy; I for a new stock of good*. Jerry Cotido is. erecting a new stable. The late ra.ns have | caused quite a freshet in our streams. If we do not get our bridge before winter !sett in there w ill be little trade done at the depot—for people from Potter an.F liarri. will not like to drive their horses knee deep through the creek. Come gen tlemen quit fighting and give u* our road. Hicks & Bro. are driving things right along and doing well in stoves and bard- ( ware and advertise in tbe Reporter—if our, picture man would do the same, people would know he is here. A letting is to be had for carrying tbo mail from Spring Mills depot to Penn Hall. Don't all bid at once. *> • ~77 " iSpring Mills Markets. Get- 10 Corn, e*r, per bu new, .40c Oats, Uoc. Buckwheat, Tse. Clovereeod, o j0 Potatoes. 'JS. Onions. .30c Butter, per lb , .l£ic. Lard, Bacon, sides, .10c. " shoulders, 10c " Hams, lie. Tallow, Te. Bags, *Jc. 1 Eggs per dos., loe. Coal, Egg, per ton, 4.>). , " Stove, 4."i. p Chestnut, 4 '2o " Pea. 3.U). ( BaLLEroXT* Makkkts.— by Shortlidge A Co. ( i Flour per barrel, wholesale. $ 7 iW. " retail. UU ■\Vhito wheat, I 33. Red " 1 85 Bye, CO. I Corn, shelled, GO Corn, cob, GO. , Oats, 30. Barley, rye weight, 50. I Cloversecd $3 per 64 pounds. Potatoes retail, 30 I Nova Scotia plaster, ground, 10 00. Cayuga - HOUSE AND L<>T AT PUBLIC i SALE. A dwelling House and Lot. 11 miles from Spring Mill*, on the Aaronsburg and Bellefonle turnpike, and within 1 mile of i the railroad, will be offered at public ah\ ( onSATVRDAY. OCT 27. 'TT. atone o'- clock, p. m Fruit Tree*. Water, and all 1 nc-essary Outbuildings on the lot. If said properly ts not sold on aid day, it will be rented for one year. THE HEIRS •7sep of Ph. Mussor, doe'd. 1877—Fa11—1877 I.J. GRENOBLE, SPRING MILLS, has the goods. Largest stock I SELECTION UNSURPASSED! Prices Lower Uian Ever, And now extends n cordial invitation to! his friends, patrons, and public goncral ly* Also a Complete Assortment of j Ready Made Clothing for men and 'boys. Suits ns low as to be had in the 'city. Imported and Domestic DRYGOODS! Full linos of MERINO UNDERWEARB, For Ladies, Geuts, Iloys, Misses and Children. Hosiery, Gloves, Roots and Shoes, HATS, CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, And the most complete assortment of NOTI 0 N S in Centra) Pennsylvania, and prices that; will compel vou in self defonco to buy of him. Also Pish, Salt, etc. ISoct PENNS VALLEY LOOK HERE ! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING!!> JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF Cloth & Cassiiuere, OF LATE STYLES, which I am prepared to have made up iu suits at Remarkably Low Fig ures. READY-MADE CLOTHING cheaper than can be bought ELSEWHERE. J. W. SHAFFER Market Street, lboctGm LEWI6BURG, Pa. THOMAS A. IIICKS & HItO. We have nV. ry large and complete slot kof Hardware, the largest thai was evor before oflored by any linn to the people of this count f, and urobilin* at Ihclvery low est possible rate* -raw a r( , a Iron* Steel and Nails, Locks, Llassaiio ft uitj. •'lire White Lead? and Lined Oil Turpentine* and Varniat .all which wa Warrant to give aatlafaetinn. Our Pure Lead will co a* much urfa' a '\y in tbe market .md cannot bo ex,did fur vrbii. i "•. READY MIXED PAINT t>ut up in any quantity to auilpeople, from ono-pound can* toon# gallon tana, all r. f.r u>o. Them tmint* wo warrant to bo mixed with pura bad and oil, and aro Ire# from all adulteration. MICH AN ICS TOOI.B Wo |mv special atloiition to lhi bran li. and keen a full lino of Saw*. Chisels Hammers and Bailey a I inn I itnea : linrac nads ofell kinds, Trae. t'l n in ll,no. it. IT 1,1. 1.1 NK OK SADDLERY' <>F A 1.1. DKSi'RII'UONB. COACH WOOD WOHK -Spoke.. Felloes, Patent Winds of the most ,rn|. roved pal .it., Mr- Potu Improved Pint Iron., cheap, convenient and durable -poliahed and nickel-platod. Johnston's Prepared kalaomina ; put up In 0 pound pari.gaa; oaslly put on, and cheaper than paper. \V o have all colors. S T O V Ii s. Wo have tho only Revet iblo. Top plate P. 'king Stove* in tbe market The Keystone, Susquehanna and Juniata, width we warrant to bethe'h,.sthakarand the hear io.t stove- ,tt tbo mark .i, we will soil at the very lwe*t prion and g.vo wnlteu guarantees. Also all kind. ofKeiiges and other stcve*. COME ANI/SKE Ot'lt KEYSTONf COOK STOVE : IT is THE HANDSOMEST IN TIIE WOULD. • -No oil l llyner yet woll 1300 fort .n depth. Judge Black goes to New Orleans to prosecute tbe Louisiana fraudulent Up turn Board, and cx-Congrossman Sheila burger, of Ohio, and Wt son, id lowa, are to defend llii'iii. Punxatawuy, J -fferson county must be a bad place -it has I s representatives in the penitentiary. DEMOCRATIC Col'NT Y COMMIT TEE Bellefoute S. \V\- Charles Smith. N. W —William Oalbraitb. •• W. W.— S. A McQuistian. Howa.d Borough -G W Come. ford. Milnsburg Borough -O P. Kreamer. l'hilipabur* Borough L. U. Lingla. llhionvilln Borough -A S. Leathers, Banner twp- I riah Stover. Hoggs twp—William Mark*. Btiruside twp- Oscar Holt College twp- .1 H Neidigh. Curtin twp -Conr I Singer. Ferguson tw| old—Pre ! Mttorf. Ferguson twp new Mi <- \S fill er, tir.-gg twp Sainu.-'J. Herring. Huinotvp Dr. K. J. Dswhler. Harris twp Jacob Weaver. Half Moon twp—A T Gray. Huston twp—Daniel Irvin. Howard twp John A. Woodward. Liberty twp- Thomas Lingle. Marion twp—Robert Holmes, titles twp J> hn Wolf. I'atton twp— Dr. J. M lla-h. P. iter twp north— Philip Mcasinger. Potter tw t> south—Joseph Gillilatid. Penn twp- Martin Kreamer. Rush twp—T J. Dunkle. Snow Shoe twp J. 11. Holt. Spring twp—John Noll. I ftion twp—Smuel Hoover. Walker twp J-•<• Frederic!. Worth—Owen McCann. JOHN 110KFER, Chairman. MAKKIKD. On Gtb August. I>t, by Henry Rein hart, E>.j . Curti* \V. Kleckner, o? I'nion county .ud Miss 1 ydm Orndort, of Centra county. On 4lh. inst.. by tbe same, Adam Kor man, and M.ss Canda.e Rousb, ali of linines twp. At Logantville, on Ist. bv 1). M. Mor ris. K?.| , Mr. Clement llcrlachcr to Miss Marv Lucn. both of L- gansville. On S.-pt Mr. Betiiamin K Keistcr and Mi* There-a C Re:, hard, both of Lo gansville, Clinton Co. F W. Musser. > n of Chr. Musser. of Fergus- n twp., .bed on 15th inst., at Mo cassin, 111., of typhoid fever. Mr, Musser was clerking tor Mr. J. P. Condo. former ly of this vailc-y. who brought hi* corpse l home for burial, which look place at Pine Grove on 17. The deceased was an exem plary young man, and is highly spoken of by bis employer, who accompanied the corpse frJm the west for burial. At Buffalo Bun. Sopt 30lb, at i o'clock, a m.. John Pattern, aged Si years, it months and four days. On tbe 6th inst in Banner townsh ip, j George Wesley, t son of M m.j and Margaret lhkr, agedh years 1 month and 5 days. "Tnr Bora tt Bil't."--Th{f is thr nam* of a bright h monthly paper published at the National Capitol and de voted to pensions, bounties, claims, pat-, enls, and the army and navy. It is pub-' tUMi by Nathan W. Fitrgeraid, at tha re markaby low price of twer.tv-l:ve cents per annum. Tho general reading matter is most excellent, and the department de voted especially to the interest of soldiers ; and their representative* is very valuable. We advise every ex-soldier to send twen ty-five cents to Nathan W. Fitzgerald, Washington, D. C.. and receive The Boys in Bluo lor one year.—ritorm Lake Pilot. (lowa I "Farmers' Mills.'; J. B. FISHER, PROPRIETOR. 1 PENN HALL. PA, ofieri the HIGHEST m.rifit prices in CASH, on delivery, for Wheat. __ Corn. Kve. Oats, etc., At the above well-known Mill. I Ground Plaster and Salt always on hand at the lowest rates. 20 sep tf KT GOOD BREAD, V J By calling at the new and exten sive bakery establishment of JOSEPH CEDARS. (Successor to J, H. Sands.) Opposite the Iron Front on Allegheny street where he furnishes evefy day j Fresh Ilrend, Cakes <>f all kinds. Pies, etc., etc., Candies, Spices. Nuts, Fruits. Anything and everything belonging to the badness. Having had years of expe rience in the business, he flatters himself that ho can guarantee satisfaction to all who mav favor him with their patronage. 30 aug tf JOSEPH CEDARS. DRUGS I DRUGS 11 DRUGS 111 S. T. Shugert. having purchased the Drug store on Allegheny street. Belle fonte, next door to tho hardware Store ol Illcks & Bro., hit stocked and tilled it out with all tho most popular * • i DRUGS & MEDICINES. j •-•CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY*" * i SOAPS, COMBS AND BRUSHES, j j T It USSKS, SUP POUT US, B It ACES j FANCY AND TOILET ~..i j ARTICLES, &c„ Ac.. Ac. j i - Pateiu Medicines, Alcohol, pure Wines and Liquors lor medical purposes only. Phyiioian'." prescriptions carefully com pounded and orders answered with care and dispatch. Farmers and Physicians from the country will llnd our stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine and of tho bust oeality. This Store will amain under tho direc tion of tlu. accomplished druggist and pharmacist heretofore connected with it, Mr. H. M llerrington, and wo respectful - ly solicit the custom of our friends and the old patrons of the store. l'Japtf S. T, SHUGERT. NEW MIEtrNERY AND FANCY GOODS STOfIE AT POTTER'S MILLS. Mr* Anna M. Weaver takes pleasure in announcing to the people of I'oturt Milia and vicinity, that she will open a new and elegant MOC K Ol I'A AC'V GOODk. ' in connection with a Millinery Store, on Saturday, Oct. 20th. A full line of efcotee and fa-burnable goods always on band at popular prices. Dressmaking in all its branches will be a prominent feature ol the business, lloctdm | 'OBURN AND UPRING MILLS. I —— S :o: .11 - ;o: - M or Z § SNOOK. Cohurii Station. Wholesale and"RETAIL DEALERS -ALL XIMBS OF ©aaiM WHEAT. OATS,CORN CLOVERSEED, i\v.. Coal, Plaster and Salt DELIVEHEH AT SPRING MILLS. by tbe Car load, and at wholesale and retail at Cohurn station. Highest Cash Price Paid For Grain, COAL BOLD AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. MOT/ & SNOOK. SPUING, 1877. WE ARE NOW PREPARED. FOII,THE SPRING TRADE. WE HAVE THE GOODS! - PRICES LOW! selection Unsurpassed! stock large. And now we extend a cordial invitation to our friendf, patron? and'the public generally. We will say this, Come !ifwe do not show you THE BEST SELECTED STOCK AT PRICES LOWER THAN USUAL, and if wo cannot prove that it is to your interest to natronice us, then don't buy ; but come and satisfy yourself. We have opened a full line of I>RYG O O D S Clothing, Carpets. Roots & Shoes, Groceries, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, ' WOOD AND WILLOW W A RE, H ATS AN D C A PS, and in tact everything and anything etnoraced in the above line. We will beat everything in prices and assortment, and our par:, we trust, will be a suffie'ent guarantee to our patrons of fair and honest treatment. We have established and will maintain our reputation. The large trade we do enables us to get fresh goods daily, which is a great advantage to our pa trons in all lines, and more especially in Groceries. Call, aud it will prove to vout interest VALENTINES & CO. 111.I11. HERMAN,Manager. LECTION PROCLAMATION. God Save the Commonwealth. 1, L. W Munton, High Sheriff of the, county of Ontre, Couiro<'nwealtb of I'enn-, •.ylvania, do hereby rank" known and gi*e ; notice to the elector* of the county •fore said, thul n election will bo held in the said county of Centre, on Tuesday, November 6tb, 1877, it being the Tueaday following the first Monday of November, (the poll* to be j opened at tevon o'clock, a. m, and c!o*ed : i,t seven o'clock p. m.) at which time the Freemen of Centre county will vote by ballot lor the following officer*, namely : One person for Supreme Judge of the (Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania. One person for State.Treaurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. One person for Auditor General of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. One person for District Attorney for the j county of Centra. I also hereby make known and give no lice that the place of holding the aforesaid election in the several Borough* ar.dtown- ( shin* within the county of Centre, are as follow*, to wit For the township of liaines, at the pub lic house of 1. D lloyer l Aaronaburg.) For the township of Half Moon, at the: *choolhou*o in Htormatowa. For the township of Taylor, at the house erected for the purpose, on the properly of (Leonard Merryman. For the township of M iles, in the school house in the town of Rebersburg. For the township of Potter, i northern precinct) at the public school house in Centre Hall. For the township of Potter, (southern precinct) ot the public school house at Pot ters Mills. For the township of Gregg. at the pub lic house owned by J. Is. Fisher, 1 enn - llall. I For the township of College, in the school house at Letnont. For the township of Furguson, (old pre cinct) in the school hou;e at Pino Grove. For the township of Ferguson, (new precinct) in the school house at Bailey ville. For llto township of llarria, in the school house Hi B<>alsburg. For the township of Patton, at tho bouse of Peter Murray. For tie borough of Bollefonte and the townships of Spring and Benner, at the Court House in Bellefonte. For township of Walker, in tbo school houic at Hublcrsfcurg. For tho borough and township of How nrd, at tbo school houio in said borough. For the townahip of lluah, at the Cold Strea Aio. WALL PAPER 2aug 3m. HO! FOR SPRING MILLS!! Stoves! Stoves! TINWARE!! A full line of all kinds of Stoves. A full line of Tinwrre Hardware for ull.Coachmakers and; Mechanics included, 1 At the New Store of • faeptf TIIOS. A. HICKS • ar d perfectly >afe ; w.i' be free ta alt. ] A-ldreai at - net, Dr. CL Fhelpt Brown, 21 Grand StreeL Jertey City, N. J., or may' be bad of J. K. Miller 3c Son, Druggict*. Centre Uall. Pa. _ jtndly 1 \\T.M. P. WILSON, AtlorneybatvLaw, rr It cHe fan to Pa. Office ic Jin. Ben-' r't Building. Itelleionte Pa. Lincoln Uutler Powder, make* but-* ter tweet acdhard, and quicker to churn Try it—fur aale at Win Wolf (tote ■ BRICK FOK BALX-F.m claat brick] .will be kept on band for tale by J. O j Deininger at Zerbe'e CVatre Halli brick yard* The*# brick are offered ao lawtbatit will per pertont at a! jdirtatice to cocue here for them. Intending to continue in the manufiac ■ lure of brick tliey will be kept cor.ilantlrj Jon band, and fair inducemcnta offered tc ' purehaasra, W. R. CAMP'S | POPULAR. Furniture Rooms! CENTRE nALL, PA. I manufacture all kinda of Furniture for I Chamber*. Dining Rooi.-f, Librariaa and; | Hall*. If you want Furniture ofany kind, don't i buy until you ee my flock. UNDERTAKING In all ita branched. I keep in atockall} I the laid and moat improved Coffin* and Caketa, and have every facil ity for properly conducting thia branch of my bufineda. I have a patent Corpae Preserver, in which bodie? can be preferred for acoatiderable length of time. jullOtf W.R.CAMP. Chas. H. Held, Clot k. >\HlrhmakrrdJwplfi Millheim. Outre Co., Ps. At kladaof clock*. w.lcbee ut Jnrlrr at the llMl7ln.il ■)*, lb* tUrun.rf Patent Calender; Chick*. r> •Ctdad wilk * complete tnd.i of tk* moatk .ad dar of tka month and t oa it* face. whieb •: war sited • * perfect time keeper, i t'lockt, Watch., aad Je* \-j repaired on tkort r i *• ee-f nnulct JjK. S. G. GUTELIUBT Dentist, Millheim. Offer. hn prolwulaa* I *erHre u> tka pehlte. Hal* p r*v red t perform *ll operation* ta I • d.-ntal pro- I He tana* full; prepared to extract." leetu abeela t -ithout Pia. aitdl. | ~\l r M. I*. M'MAN US, Attorney nt*l*w I T ▼ Oriioionte, 1* Office with Ju Mr Man tin. eat j. 'rSjuUf GRAHAM & SON |i | Have the exclusive sale iu Bollefonte Edwin C. Burts' CELEBRATED FINE SHOES. 8 WIDTHS, the WQOLKSALX A RKTAIL PEALKitS IV Calf Skins, SOLE LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS All Kiuds of Custom Work Made To Order. Bishop Street, BEI.LKFONTE Pa. 20 may tf. U' J.' \|*|| I mallon* aad a half dus*n oI kh* A. f* aaaatiful a, v I'huais. in Vtaaoh oU color, ever seen fur SI 00. To* in mouaW *d in UlO black enamel and * old null, are] op*ni*c and oukaeU anjUilni now kwf. re the . nolle. Silktw lion cuamateed. Two aamplea lor 'J* oaota. or all for SOcenU. S*ud 10 conU for grand illuatraUd catalosue with rbromo of Moon lie hi on the Rhine, or SO cent* for two I aixieoapee and f all* Liliea on black around. | J. I.ATHASf ACO Oil Waehinsum St, 80.u.n Ma-, lieadonarter. for Chro.no.. Kn- a IVtUTrVi I srartnr* and Art Worki auaeSm A f UIV 1 t il Jb. Wo print envelopes as low as $1 per i thousand. Send us your envelopes \Ve jprint letter heads, and statemehJ ns 10-v Jas $1,25 nor 1000, when persons find the Ipsper. This is lower than you can < B et it ■ done for in the city. •J FOR SALIC, -a new Golden Tougue {Organ, warranted. Will be sold vary low. Inquire at this office. tf HIBMMNS' HOTEL MILKOY, PA Tho io<( I Me ami bar, **d eicellet •tabling in fat ••jmmor bo-.lrrv. HUM IV dep-' ID Ully stage* 'o Centre county. haig* •Ogl TOIIN IPTtoTTEB, AMorMjNi' *9 !.. < toiiMOmM *iwtM> a* tj '• IFF I*, wtfl in* if aad KWI MMIMIN Pl*' MnHMW.** *■• in U* dtoM<*, iM •' • *>. lbs ull kwi. IMtafaaU. ___ M*dt* Nervous Debility. Vit*J iro4kmm *r D*x>muim. 4 wm\ \ r ••line. PI PHWO or waitfi' lk vomit Of HfM*' NXR ton, IMbu'iiM n MHMI, M TMM IIH> upon U mtai bkl iUkMiMtlf .iuaiphrnj'a Homeopathic ftpttu). No. 28. Il IMN ik pad la* l* tfiiw tb ifUML MMII - (InkUltolJlMf, Ul.|**U MfMMMI U4 ,rf. DM 1) (Irrnla M W'IMIM LB* —UKL w :x xtf racr V£:7?:rr,t. ,i .r: rtbporpr**|k at I" Wa MM f#W •' , r*Gri--1 tip MII MI imw rNte iMt- • iSrfiSvrr 1 '- w >/ / /saytL Afcgtf 5 111 •( iL. I bat mla. ' b Mt twr ,„* la paar c wn. Taa yd * j >.< fnmi ii * • t(bi ra -a# t i I but* (mb tin, •**. or o: i> 1 oar ym —w |lt oou ut>Uiio< to tep ita ktalMa. JMI ,' luldl Iroo. Addr—k M WaK ttfiTjr ' I ' HoctUnd. Moll* tu lob. Harness. Saddles, <4. Tko aadontcaod. dolkiailaod I* moJta papal d-auMkd lot low or prteoa, roap*.-UaUp ooU tto Uo> U m ot MM pabUo U ktalarii of BADDLKaY mm Idorodol itanU Md Oootcaad a*ad*Ub 1 bo poofio ud tbo Uaa, tbo WIIM aad Moot . rt I u d CUOIIIIMO aoooriiwoot >1 IU Mloo. Horaooo. Gallon I a id 100. O# M doMrtptaoa awt aaMpi WBM aad lib lud oo -pull., la ooMplMi odm mlmm m>>HA I-—-' — ™s;maif|r£3EF uULU.psSSsSa'ss mn< tlod (satl'r paUllootdaa to Itaoorid. Aop aao I 1 • 1.0. nooo o oocoboolol koool. Tho pd oloooat -- pan having Urgeet circulation. All the ! Religious, Ayicultural. Sctsatiic. and otter special rlaaa yourwaid. Table* o rat#*, showing coat ofadvertiaing and e* - - n thing which an advertiser would IP to itnow. Mailed on receipt of tea ear AcdreaaGKO. P. RGWIELU 4 00., 1' Sp.-nce St., X. Y. (op. otite "Trfbwae buiidtag.) PUL MONi a beyond comparison the beat remedy c | tbe cure of CONSUMPTION (eveata ita [ laost advanced flaget,) Asthma, Broacbi tia. Catarrh, and all Uerangwweai* of tbe Nervous System. A circular raaialning (•articular* of many caaes ■wceanffjiiv ire*ted. full advice for the tbe treatment of >h • disease* a have mentioned, aad cer tificate* of actual cure*, will be ant free by mail to all tppltcan.*. Addreaa OS* CAR O. M) F>. Sole Propriet r, Iff Ca-tland it. New YorL. GRACE'S SALVE. A Vegetable Preparation. invested in t" 17th century by l>r. William Grace. Surgeon in Kin* James's array. Through its agency be cured thousands of tfc most fcrtoo* sores and wounds, and war -agmrd* ml a* a public benefactor. 'Ac a boa. by mail 80c. For ale by druggists ten era! W AOENTB WANTED. Andrew SETU W. FOWL* A SONS, >rpi'-7 Boston, Mart. Carpet Weaving. The undesigned having taken tba room 2nd story of Wolf* warehouse. at Centre Hall, are now prepared to All all orKr§ for any kind or Carpet Wssviag. Country Carpet*, of wool or cottoe, a ape* cia ty and made to order. Custom work solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. All order* promptly attended to, aad charge* low a* elsewhere. 6,e ( i y C. M GRAHAM A BRO. THE BEST OFFER I We will sell during tbaao bard tlaaea SSOO st\o Aad all ofber *udee la tk* same pup xiMsa, Iktikii i.raod. Vittir* aad Ua*klkt~aa aww aad iM atwa "M direct a tk* ***)• at tact.tr iia.i. r agaaf. MftwaWoM. aa llama. TWm rMa aade •a e lb* hueet Stackers at tkaCaata •ad am* i aiatanash naaaaM tuaSlKa ta* wertd latom ooaUUn Matki itataw am petes*. Duplex l.iKini Real*. tka Alkft t u* i- idmitrTa tw) rf StalM. Tk.fi 11 —at* ai* tk* 'in*.. ta AaV i Ptaarw nat aa trad two t tat) to writ# lat Ulasualwd aad PanWn aat : *fc>*o*,- ut*ii*dir*dr M K.v'bKLSSOKN PIANO CO., aknpy No. 56 Broeuwey, N. T. CHRONICpip W Talk aad SSeCUklCwm mub Sen**," - nearif t.tUS (Cia MS U2actvcUaas.br It. O roork. J IS* Lastoaaaa An, I, T. rar riumerraftkta UKA an at I'bartj ta i lajsH k*aatker in pinna at b mil 'ra*. Pit. ' Mabdard cuitlaa. at SIA. tar lb* Ptpadar k#M*e. Wbkbcoatbtn aU tk* ma*n.lhraad nkiHl ll llll iVnteau table* free. A*, at* waakaJ MftUtAT BIU SBfSfBWSSfTFToW DOOR. Per $1 we will aend free by mail, uj uaa of tka MMaj lata I 8 distinct to. m'thly rose*, winter low erfag. 8 " Bogonlaa, " 8 " Osmation Pinks " 8 " Chinese ChryaantlMmus. 8 " Zonal Geraniums, w. t 8 " t)oubl* •' " 8 " Ivy Leaved, 8 *' Holiotrcpes, ft " Abulilons, 2 " Double Cameliat, " 4 ** \raleas, " 4 " Lobster Cactus, M 8 " Bouvardir-s. " Stevias A Eupatoriums, i " Fuchsia' w. t -1 " Double VleleU, " , Puinsetta, Scarlet and Vi-bite, w.f. 4 " Plumbago, " 8 " Fems, fur Wardian ease * " Pal ma 8 " Mossea. 6 " Marantas, ** 8 " Hyacinth Bulbs. 2ft assorted Tulips. Bulbs. 50 " Crocus, " 2 " Jacobean Lily, Bulba. 12 " Ozalis. 4 Lily of the Valley. 5 New Pear' Tuberose. OR BY EXPKFBS: 8 of any of the $1 collection for $2 5 " ". •' * •• • •> | 9 •• ♦' •• 6 12 " "■ 14 " " 7 Or tbo wholo collection of 288 l ulbi kndPlant* sent bv expreu on T*C : ipt nf $15.00, to wbicn either of our Books Burdening for Profit, Practical Florl •uUure, or Gardening for Tleasurel .raiue $l5O ench), will be adicd.l ■ K&-loser'ptivo Catalogue free. •igPETER LENSLRSON & CX>.| Seedsmen and Florists, 1L 35 Cortland Street, New York, b ; rtr