The Centre reporter., November 08, 1877, Image 3

THE CENTRE RETORTER
Thursday, Nov. 8,1877.
MtTkkmK — S'2/#r year, when pant in
adetine* ; $2.90 when not yniti tn arfritm*.
Adn rtisements 30cf fir /iwe/Tir three is
vcrfiea*. and 5 rent*per line for rrery swfc
sequent insertion. Adrrrtirrmrnt* by the
..Mr of a liber*l discount.
* Stdtscribcrs the coanfy should f
;nit * 10 rfs, (MOWlf of one vends pott*
neje, instead of'JOets as formerly when paid
by themselves.
Si.. seribtr* eon always tell Wo? Ih< tr nm
runts ston.l nt the Reporter either bv con
snltinet the tables on fXeir payers. If the
table reads "John Roe 1 jan '76" it mean*
that John is indebted for subscription fiveo
the l*f of January. 1579. and that it it
time he was payina the printer.
LODGE MEETINGS.
i CM 6* H AtX. IxstWK, No. SSS. t. p of O. r.. wests
inn at ant*} ssoatn* In ths O.W Follows Hall.
j m iiiLi.u.i.*"SesV. it, p. Sussex. A. t-
Ot.w Fo*V IsMStK, Wo. T, F. A. M.. mef ca
Mmvlsx svsnlns on or hsfots each full nwa-n t Ota.
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Cn.viasss Census. N,\ SS Pot H. wire's t itjslr
Hall.Cstitr* Hall oa th SoiukUt no ot So.mt tail
in -m >i S i*. M smtnrory two •noks
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LOCAL ITEMS.
—Judge Mayer's family sailed for
Europe, Thursday of last week.
Christ Hoffer was kicked by a :
mule, ono dsv last week, receiving a ga-h
on the forehead, and severe bruises across
the or.e side of his face and n.'se.
Geo. Durst is now a cilixen of Cen
tre Hall again, cosily fixed on the old cor
ner formerly occupied by him.
All kinds of country produce bought
and sold at Sochler'* grocery,
A hind quarter of beef will bo taken
nt this office on subscription account.' tf.
Gel your marble work—Tombstones,
monuments and couches—at lleisler s well
known marble yards, Rellofonte.
Beyer has an immense stock of
boots and shoes, and sells them very levr
This we know to be a fact, we saw it our
scire*.
Wo are indebted to W Keller for
copy of 112 An. Announcement of the
Med. Dtp t, ot the University of Penn a. A
A new golden tongue organ, war
ranted, offered very low, for half cash and
half trade. Apply at this office-
Hain last Friday with fierce storm in
the night. Saturday and Sunday clear
but cool; Monday rain ; Tuesday cold and
blustery. ,
Wolf s store is now lobe found in the
bank building, where a fine assortment of
new goods is just being unpacked. Go
and see Wolfs handsome new quartern,
and his splendid stock of goods.
LOST. —On last Saturday at or near
Centre Hill, a pocket book containing
about #6 in rnonef, a promissory note of
f*>o against P.J. Deckert, and other paper.
The finder returning it will be suitably
rewarded by PETER BIiEOX.
Cnotc* STOCK.—Mr. John H. Mus
ser will arrive at Aaronsburg, Fridy, 9th,
fro ui York State, with a car load of Calves
—some 40 head,—l 2or 15 bulls, short-born
Durham?, many of them He.-dbrook cal
ve#, the best stock ever brought into our
county. They are from 3to 0 months old.
A banco for our farmers to get choice
i ock.
UUIRSWITVUKS.—Tha undersigned
wishes to inform the ladies of lVnnsva!-
ley that she makes large, beautiful switch
es from combings, Ac. Any size made
for only SI. All work watranted to give
satisfaction or no pay asked. Combing*
can be sen*, and Switches returned by mail
at the small c >st of one cent per ounce.
Address, MRS. SALLIK E. BARNKS,
Pleasant Gap, Pa. 8 nor. 2t.
household effects on 'A), intending to re
move to Kansas, where he has promise of
a g'.od situation. Sorry to loose Mr. Cot
tle. he carried on tailoring here extensive
ly, was a good workman, and shop always
full of work. He leaves an opening for a
good tailor at Centre Hail-
The woods and mountains of our
valley just now present a most charming
appearance. The variegated hues of the
autumn leaves have decked them with a
royal robe of splendor that any dower gar
den might envy. Standing upon the top
of any of our mountains and looking over
the valley dotted with patches of timber
tracts clothed in a coat of inanv colors, is a
tight that any lover of the beautiful in na
ture will admire, and'it a scene which
the pencil of the most skilful artist will in
vain endeavor to imitate. But this au
tumnal beauty is only for a short season —
soon the foliage with the varied color*
will drop to the earth leaving the forests
bleak and cheerless, and the chilling
winds of winter will follow to hold weird
concerts in the leafless tree tops of our lor
es ts.
Any country produce you have, will
be taken in exchange for cheap groceries
at Sechler's. You can get a better article
there alwavs than at any other store—it is
a specialty with them to keep only the
best. You can buy goods there that you
cannot find in most other groceries, for
th v aim to keep everything belonging to
their line.
Aaron Itishel bat moved from
Mnrsbfleld, Mo., to Nevada City, same
stale. He writes to the Reporter/ We
came through some very rough country
the first few days of our moving ; when
we came through the western part of Ce
dar nnd through Vernon county, we saw
some very fine, ricb, looking land—about
I I>rairie and rest timber. The folks here
do most of their moving in wagons. All
summer we could see covered wagons go
ing. some to Kansas, some to Arkansas and
some to Texas. We camped one eve
about 5 o'clock, in course of half an hour
eight wagons hadgathered around us. We
saw many large and thrilty apple orchards.
The people have • large stock of hogs in
this county, Poland China, and Berkshire
breeds. Large herds of cattle belonging
to farmers roam over the prairies and nice
and fat. People that have no homes in
Centre county should come here. All
of §rain can be raised here.
is not? far ahead in
I "ti and shoos. Bayer is the roan cf
whom you can buy your shoes cheap.
Cocveiftien of the Young Mens
Christian Association of the 12th district,
composed of Union, Lycoming, Clinton
and Cameron counties will meet at Hartle
ton on Friday evening Nov. 9—ll, M. A.
Tuggurt State Secretary and other experi
enced workers, are expected fratn abroad.
SEC.
FOR KENT.— Dwelling house, stable and
five acres of meadow situated at Potter's
Mills, the property cf Doctor \Vm. P.
Wilson. For information and terms ap
ply to Thomas McElroy, near the premi
ses. lcocl 2m
POTTEIi SCHOOL TA£ NOTICE
Lietici is hereby gi*en, the dtlpliiata of
Sfcndpl T for the township "f Potter. ban
boen placed in the hand* of the Treasurer.
JACOB DIKOU, at Centre Hall. On all
taxes paid to bim on or before December
Ist, 1877, there will be a deduction of five
per centum ; on all taxes remaining un
paid for one month after said date, the full
amount will be charged, and thereafter an
addition of 5 percent, on all remaining
unpaid. BY OHPKH oy THE BOABP.
19 oct2m. .
Levi Swartz, formerly of Bloomfield,
but recently residing near ilansville, Perry
county, was shot on Monday evening of
last week by Henry L. Croll and died
from tbe effects of his injuries on Tuesday
morning. The accident occurred under
the following circumstances : "Mr. Swart*
had climbed into r, viae &pa was
gathering - aj>a when Mr. Oroll came
ale tig with .his gum 6eeing something
move in the vine be supposed it to bo a
wild turkey or a pheasant and dischargisd
his piece at the object Mr. Swartz find
ing that lie bad been shot and feeling fgint
at once descended ."ro.n toe sapling to
which the w5 thkfen to
and J)r. Ard summoned. On
examination the doctor found tnat sevrrHl
of the leaden pellets had struck Mr. S.
Two had entered the right breast, one the
arm, one the leg, but tbe one which was
the most dangerous, entered tbe stomach . i
The Elections.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC NOYES
ALL AROUND!
The Republicans KtlVotnnllv Schelled
and the Democrats hunkey Truu
key !
VICTORY ALL AROI'D!
The Presidential Steal Attain Rebu
ked bv the People on Tuesday.
—On Tuesday elections w ere he'd in
Pennaylynania, New York, New Jersey,
Maaaachuscttc*, Ctonnei ticut, Maryland,
Virginia. Wiseonson, Kansas, Minneso
ta and Nebraska.
PENNSYLVANIA. NEW YORK.
NEW JERSEY, Ac, O. K.
Philadelphia Elects a Democratic
Ticket!!
The substance of telegraphic des
patches, up to 11 a. in. i as follows:
PENNSYLVANIA,
went Democratic by about 17,000.
Alleghehy county dose, but Sterret
leads his ticket, but not as much as
expected.
Northumberland 900 dam.
MitHin 150 dem.
Telegraph rejuirts democratic gains
all over the state.
NEW YORK
State democratic by 20,000 ami aen
ate democratic.
NEW JERSEY
gives McCUllan 15,000 to 20,000.
* MASSACHUSETTS republicau
majority cut down to 12.0(H).
CENTRE COUNTY.
1100 Democratic Majority.—Fortney
Triumphantly Elected.
Heilefonte gives 28 repab. majority
but Fortney has 80 niaj. over Dale.
ITnionville Daie t! ruaj.
l'hilipsburg Fortney 17 and Trun#
key 20 niaj.
lleuner dem. nraj. 109, Fortney 08.
lioggs Trunkey 8(5, Sfrrctt 32,
and greenback tibket 114.
Rush, Fortney 81 niaj., Trunkey 75
Potter, north—Trunkey 140 Ster
ret 58; Noyes 140, Hart 58; Fortney
133, Dale G2. South —Trunkey 140,
Sterrett t>4; Noyes 148, Hart 02; Fort
ney 147. Dale 02.
"Peiin, Trunkey 223, Stcrrett 27 ;
Noyes 223, Hurt 28; Fortney 212,
Dale 27.
llaines, Trunkey 100, Sterrett 88 ;
Noyes 102, Hart 80 ; Fortney 100,
Oaie 89.
Gregg, Trunkey 190, Sterrett 40 ;
Noves 192, Hart 43; Fortney 185,
Dale 47.
Fretzy all day in the shade on Tues
day.
The Mussers of Miiiheint shot five
deers in the Seven mountains a wek ago.
Pierce shot three of them.
Canned and dried peaches and other
fruits, better and cheaper than j-ou can do
them up yourself, at Scolder's grocery,
Bush house block.
The opinion i- general that Pan
V>rliee's will be appointed U. 8. Senator
as Morton's successor. A democratic
gain.
All the drugs and medicines that
you may have occasion to use, can be had
fresh and pure, at Frank Green's drug
store, in the Bush house block. Also toil
et and fancy articles without number. No
family should he without the reliable metf
icines of Mr. Green's own invention—he
is the oldest druggist in the county.
Beyer makes a specialty of brots and
shoes. Sells very low to secure the trade,
which will enable him to keep a large
stock on hand.Go and tee for yourself.
There is more ready made Clothing
received and sold at the Eagie Clothing
Hall, by J. Newman, jr., Bellefoote, than
perhaps, in all the other stores of Centre
county taken together. No clothing store
ever had so large a run of customers. The
whole secret oftbe thing is that suits and
single garments are sold cheaper than ever
before in county. YOB can get a
compete outfit of all needed from hat
down to boots, and for a mre song. It it
a wonder Newman can keen going and
sell at such I<>w price, but it is by doing a
large business only that enables him to do
it.
Now is the time to save money by
getting ycur groceries where tbey are
good, pure and cheap. Sechler A Co. arc
in earnest when they make you these
representations. They do business with a
view to stay and gain customers by fair
and square dealings. This has been their
reputation.
Mr. LLTIIKI; Ki:itiCjy desires to in
form the public log I lie has loca'el at the
Stone M' I, in *bpJ occupied by C Bol
linger, to curry on blacksmilhing. He
guarantees his work to be of the best and
prices lower that any shop in the county.
Horseshoeing down to panic price*. Being
a good workman and having long experi
ence he believes he can render entire sat
isfaction. Give him a trial and be con
vinced. 25oct3t
CORONERS SALE
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Etpo
nus issued out of the Court of Common
l'leas of Centre county and to ma directed
their uili be expose ! io public jule at the
Court House in Beik-fonte on Saturday
November 24, the lolluyrihg <|ekvib
<U Heal E-Utle of the defendants, to wit:
All that certain messuage tenement or
lot ot ground situate in Bu.-h township,
Centre >eunty l' , bounded arid described
as loilows. On the west by Atherton street
measuring along said street CO feet on the
east by Cass street extending along said
street CO leel, on tbe north by lands of
Amos llarper extending along suid land
200 faet on the south by Grand street ex
tending along said street 200 feet to tb
place of beginning, being the so—
which L. W. jiuiisoit i'D-. UP ,o1
ed by deed £c to J R '\.
tiwmsm a V ,J "• AI Kinney.
1! SIT r , eret 'f ed M two *try dwelling
house and other out buildings. Seized
taken in execution and to be sold us the
P'®Pe'fy of J. li. Al'Jviuney,
„ No £3d .U oe acknowl
edged t .l. th? pure hath nfionejf i< pnid in
1 ' *' ! Jos Era APAMS
•' * Coroner. '
MARRIED.
On thel 2sth ult., Mr; Cjap g|. Philips
of Lake Star!;, wti. and Miss Catherine
L. WAgytf, ot
On the nth of Sept., Mr JohnG. Musser
and Mm Mary A. Homan, all of Haines
twp.
On the 22nd ult., Mr. Daniel Meyer and
Sarah Stover.
On 7th by Rev. W. H. Stover. Mr.
r rankltuShvit of Linden Hall and Lydiu
of Cburchville.
SIIEHIFmiIALEN.
By virtue of sundry writ* el Fieri Facias
Levari facias and Venditioni Exponas
j there w ill lie exposed to public sale at the
Court Home in Bellefonte, on Saturday,
November 21,1577, at 1 o'clock, |>. m.. the
j following described teal estate of the do-,
fondants, to wit;
All that certain lot or piece of ground,
.situate (n College township, Centre coun-'
I Ur l'enna. Hounded end deecribnd
follows : t:i the north by lands of Jont'h;
| Shuey, on the et by lands ot John Noi-:
' digh estate, end on the south and wel by)
j landt of John C. Krumrine. containing
I ikoatl Of Ml MM MN or less, thereon j
erected n two story plank frame dwelling
house. Seiaed, taken in execution and to
be sold a the property of Andrew Tress
ler.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground
j liluate lying and being in (or neart the
! town of Centre llall. Centre county, Pen '
inu Hounded on the north by lands of
j Jacob Kipka, on the east by lands of Pa-
I rid Mine, on the south by lands of l>avtd
• Stine and on the west bv turnpike road,
' containing about t'4 feet front In said turn
pike road and extending back about It®
I feet. Thereon erected a two story dwel-
I ling bouse, stable and other outbuildings
j Seiaed, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property Alexander Kubn.
ALSO,
All that certain messuage tenement and
tract oi land situate in Miles township,
i Centre county, Penna. Hounded and do-
I scribed as follows : On the north by
lands ot Thomas a ul Henry NVolf, on the
cast by lands of J.hn W. Shotl, on the
south by lands of Jeremiah Haines anJ|
others, and on the west by lands of Keu-j
lien Knatner, containing TO acres more or j
less. Thereon erected a three story store, j
grist mill, dwelling house, old framesaw :
mill, bank barn and other outbuildings
Seised, taken in execution anil to be sold;
as the property ot tieorge Miller,
A LSO,
All the interest of the defendant in and;
to all that certain lot or pieceofgroundsit
uate in the borough of Mileaburg, Centre i
I county, Penna. Hounded in the north by J i
Market street, on tlio east by turnpike ,
rod, an I on the south by lot Miss Thorn-, i
as, being lot No. til in the general plan or jt
plot of said borough. Thereon erected a i
argo two story brick dwelling bouse and >
large atone dwelling house and other out- j
buildings. Seired, taken in execution and is
to be sold as the property of Kdwin Lip-!,
ton. t
ALSO,
All thnt certain lot or piece of ground
tituaie tn iho borough of Bellefonte, C'cn-;
tre county,lPenn*. Hounded on the north ;
by High street, (It leet) on the outh by
Cberiy alley ill foot* on the west by lot of
Dr. K. S. Dorwortb, arid on the eaxt by)
Lutheran Parsonage, -id lot or pioce of
ground fronting on High street 44 feet
and extending back 1-H feel to said Cb*r-|
ry alley. Thereon erecteil a two story;
tranie dwelling house and other outbuild.)
ings Seized, taken in execution and to be
•old as the property of J S. Harnbart.
ALSO,
Alt that certain lt or piece of ground
situate in Spring township, Centre count*
Poena. Bounded and described as fob
lowa to nit ; Beginning at a post adjoin
ing lands of Isaac llaupt tboa east along
lot of Thomas dates ltHi perches to a post,
thence north UUi", *>st 22 7-lt> perches
along lands of heir* of 5Vm. A. Thomas,
deceased,south til'', west 10 3-10 perches
to a post, thenee south 304", c*t 4? 4-10
perches to the place of beginning. Altoi
another tract of land situate in Spring
township, Centre county, Pctina. Bound
ed and described a> follows: Beginning
at a poet corner of land of Thos. Humes
and \Ym Pcorman. thence by lands of the
latter north 01 , ea-tll perches ton put
in road, thence by said road north 44°,'
west 1V perches to a |oet, thence by lands
of the Thomas estate south til°, west 10'
perches to a post thence by lands of Wm.
JI. liutuc* south s'■', east, 18 perches to a
, post the place of beginning, containing in
all 1 acre nnit 60 perches more or less.i
Thereon erected a one and a half story
frame dwelling house. Brew house, stable
and ether outbuildings. Also all thatcer
tain me-suage tenement and lot of ground
situate in the borough of Bellefonlc, Cen
tre county, Penna. Bounded and describ
ed as loliows, to wit: Un the east by
Smith street, on tie north by lands of F.
liogenmill-r, on the west by .auds Thorn
as heir and or. t) e ioitth by land} of John
Irwin, Jr., lot 25, by 150 feet. Thetgon
erected a two story frame dwelling bouse
22 by 2b feet Seised, taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of Joseph
Gassner.
ALSO.
All that certain lot of ground situate in
Snow Shoe township Centre countv, Pen
na, bounded north by lands at Mrs M.
Green, cart by Mcahannon avenue south
by an alley. w<-jt by Sycamore street,
fronting on Mushannbn avenue, 120 feet
and extending back 200 feet. Thereon
erected a two store frame dwelling
house and other t utbuilJings. Seixesl,
taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of George Fravel.
ALSO,
All that cr rtain tract of land iLuate in
Liberty township. Centre county, Penna.
Bounded and described as follows On
the south by lands of ltaniel Bitner, east
by public road, north by public road and
west by public road, containing 40 acres.
Therein erected a two story dwelling
house, bank barn and other outbuildings. >
Seized, taken in execution and to be told
a the property of James Gunsallis-
ALSO,
All that certain tract or piece of lar.d I
situate in tho township of Haines, county
of Centre and stale of Penna Bounded i
and described as follows, via: Beginning '
ut a stone on township road, tbance by :
lands of L. F Albright, south 86J degrees
west 6 8-10 perches to stones, thence by
lands of tbo same, north 53* degrees, west i
2 perches to Pine Creek road, thence by
said road south 55 degrees, west 21 3-10
perches to stones, thence by lands of Hen-''
ry Mussor north IGJ degrees, west IS
perches to pine stump, thence by lands of
J. C. Mou, north bO degrees, east U 8-lfi
perches to pine stump, thence by lands of
same, north 51 g degrees, oast 7 3-10 perch
es to south east abultment of turnpike
bridge, across Pino Creek- Tbenca by'
land* of J. C. MuU south sxj degrees, east
7-10 perches to the place of beginning,
containing one acre and fifty two perches
Tbereou erected a frame store house, wire
house, a two storr dwelling house, stable, I
and other outbuildings. Seized taken in
execution and to be sold as the property ol
Daniel Wcidcntaul and Shorn Spigelray
er.
ALSO,
All the interest of the defendants in and j
to thut certain lot or piece of ground situ
ate in Snow Shoe township. Centre oounty, I
I'enna. Adjoining lands of A. C, Hinton,
John G. I'xr.le and lands of Snow Shoe;
Land Association, ronsaining 1C acres
more or less, about 12 acres cleaied and'
under good stole of cultivation, no im- j
provementa. Also tho defendants inter-!
est in the following lots of ground in plot:
of Snow Shoe city. A lot fronting on
Moshannon avenue and adjoining an alley |
being the one half part of lots No., 583 and
5X4, with a small stable erected thereon.
Also lot 578, unimproved. Alao lota No.
579 and 5Wi. enclosed and planted in fruit;
trees. Also two other lots situate in the'
plot of Snow Shoe City, fronting on Mo-i
sha inon avenue, between N'ector street
f.nd n alley, numbers in said plot 565 and I
5sC. Thcfeon i feted it large two Utory;
dwelling house, la-go store foom, stable
gnd other outbuildings. Seiytd, taken in
execution and to be sold as the property o#j
J. 11. Oiiuman A W. H. Cris*mnn,lraaina
a J. 11. Crissman A Brother.
ALSO,
All the defendants interest in that cer
tain lot or pieco of ground situate in Snow
Shoe town-hip, Contre c >unty, Penna.
Adjoining lands of A. C. Hinton, John G.
Uzzle and Snow Shoo Land Association,
conuitiining lfi aces, more or less, about
12 acres cleared and under good slato of
cultivation, no improvements thereon.
Also all the defendant* interest in the fok
lowing lot* of ground in plot of Snow Shoe
Citv n lot fronting on Moshannon avenue.
Adjoining an alley, being one half of lots
>o. 583 and 584, with a small stable erect*
ed thereon. AUolot 573, unimpro**
ed. Also lots No. 579' and flho, enclosed
and plnntcd In?Fit trfte#. Alio tgro other
lot# siUiate in Snow Shoe City, frontingon
Moshannon avenue, botweon Arch street
and an alley, numbers iu said plot 586 and
58(1. Thereon erected a large two story
dwelling house, largo store room, stable
and other outbuildings. Seized taken in
execution and to be sold at the property of
Sarah 11. Crissman,
ALSO,
All that certain '♦
situai" •- T ' •® r pwee of ground
... ioydsrill. Bush towns'p, Cen
tre county, l'ennn Bounded and aescrib
a follows, lo wit: On the r.orth by lot of
J. It. McKinney (now Kendig A Clark)
on the cast by a street oa the south by
lands of John Rankle gad on the west by UftC
UftC- Fronting on the said
Atberfon's lane about 100 feet and extend
ing back 2pl) feet to said street. Thereon
erected a double two story frame dwelling
house and other out buildings. Seised,
taken in execution and ta bo sold us tbe
property of WiUjjMb "Washburn,
All the defendants right, title and inter
est in nr.d to all that certain messuage ten
ement and tract of land situate in Boggs
township, Centre county, Tenna. Bound
ed and described as follows, vis : Begin
ning at a post thence by lands ot Jacob C.
Walker north 61i°, east 91 perches to
•tones, thence by landtof J. iduings south
38i deg., east 125 perches to pine, thence
by lands ot M'Coy A Linn south 6 d#?.,
east 105 perches to W. 0., thence went 26
perches to tt. 0., thence south 16 deg.,
east Ot perches to stone thence, west 53
perches to stones, thence north 311, west
tfM perch**, by land- Klia II.* k i tin
piece of beginning 111 arm
' |M>d W MWllli MM<I ~l> • v , "
' lion and to be *ol<l n* ih-po'i" l v ■ ' ' ■'
iwnrd drown.
ALSO.
All that certain tract of lait I ■uuli' iii
ltuth town*hip, Centre cmuiiH. Pentm
, hounded and deaeribed a* follow* begin.
mi fig" MI H on n corner of * lo|
David NaDoti Survey, ihenea lv oil
Survey and liinla of ll irdinan Philip*
aoulh fil tl<*{* . •! K perch** t* * po*t.
thence by land* of lUnlnmn f*llH|*o
'Jti deg , wet 41 perchr* l i'the ic<-
jby land* of *amo nortli <1 l i! *'"l '
'perchea lo pott on r> r ill.. t pi U"
thence by iil turnpike norlli 17
dog., ca*t ®i perchea lo n po*t,
thence by anl road norlli '- v < 'b'tf ■ "f
perchr* to the pi co of beginning, contain*
ing SHI acre# being the *amM tract or In'ul
which by undrv good anil Vgal o •iiv.-v
'anooainlho law hail vialwl in A. Lit
ken* party hereto nut the **nt •' V ,'; u "
hen* and "Nancy hi* >'•< ' v i l ' ' l"
ly executed dated the l'.'lh duv or • V
'U. IS7*J, conveyed the ani> to Henry II
Wilcox, legother With the her. ', -> ieiit
anj appurtenance* Solar*l, taken In *t
ecution and to ba *uld the pmpait.v of
Henry II Wilcox.
AlitO.
All that certain tract of land *i!uate n
Fergu.en town.hip. Centre COUMC. L*EI
na. bounded on the north by land* ol
Jauir* S. Kr*p, on the east byJ"' d* be
longing to lha hair# i f Dan 1 K aitu
Andrew lloiunian on ll*e *uth l>>
of K Y. Fatten and llnnry Snyder and mi
the wet by land* Jonathan Mu--.r ami
Henry llb#m, contain rig l"l *cr >n *r
or le*. Thereon erected two -torv brick
Itouir, bank barn and other outbuilding*
all cleared and in good ttateof cultivation.
Seiited, taken in execution and to be d
a* the property of t\ . 1) Ko.
ALSO,
All that certain tract of land tituate ii
| Hogg* low Mb ip. Centre county. Tenia.
Deaeribed a* lollow* : Beginning at a pet
at the public road thenco north I'.' .!**c
ea*t tri perche* to a po.t, thence .**t.;'i .V*
.leg , earl IS perchea to a pot, tliencr
along land* of Linn A 41cCoy to t u >■*,
thence north 77 l#g . ca*l 44 percbe* thetu *
along land* of Anthonv Haneyodeg , wi--
ra) perchea to tone thence toulh 77 de
gree*. wel 68 parche* to ttonee, thence
•outh 11 perche*. thence along land- 01
John Curry toulh 6 deg., eat 68 perch*,
to an oak, ;thence north 77 deg . ct J ■
perchea to place of beginning, containing j
VI acre* more or le*. and allowance- * t
d per cent lor road*, thereon erected a
two*u>rv fratue hou*e and other outbuild*,
ing*. Seiaed. taken in execution and to
be .old a the property of Chai. H. Moore
and T. Moore
r ALSO,
All that certain mcssiugi- tameraint and
[ tract of land situate in Snow Shoe Town
ship Centre county I'ennn bounded etui
described a* follow*, via Beginning at n
white oak thence bv land formerly of
j William Baird south 810 perches to stones
thence east 60 perches to stones thence
north 81'J perche# to a rock oak thence
west 60 perches to place of beginning com
i taining 100 acre* neat measure by the - .me
more or less Thereon erected a two story
frame dwelling bouse barn and olhn out
buildings. Seized taken m execution and
|to he sold as the property of Jamt
: Gates.
ALSO.
All that certain mc-mare tenement or
tract of land situate in llogg* township
Centre county Pnna, bounded on the'
north by lands of John Curry on the .-a-t
by lands of George Taylor on the south by
lands of James Rerdlne Stratum and on
the west by lands of Jacob Wagner con
taining 160 acres, about GO acres cleared
no buildings Seized taken In execution
and to be so'.d as the property of Yalon
tine Reese
ALSO.
All that certain house and lot of ground •
jituate In the Boro of Itellefonte Cenlr.
county Penna. Bounded on the west L>
Ridge street north bv an alley east bv lot '
of John Karns south by Howard >tre.-', f,
Fronting GO feet on said id reel and extend- .
ing back 300 feet or there abouts to an a!- '
lev, it being the same premises which .1
!*" Gcphart acting admr and trustee of the
estate of J. B Awl by deed granted and
conveyed unto the said J. C. \S illiams to
gether with theheridiiamenls and appurte
nances. Thereon erected a two story frame
dwelling housestahle and other out build
ings Meiaed taken in <,xect.lin and t-> b.
sold as the property of James C. Will
iams. <
ALSO
All that certain mesue tenement or
tract of land situate in Harris township 1
Centre county Henna, beginning at a stone I
near Spring Creek at the intersect on tf
lands of Mrs. Klizabeth Boal and John
Bricker thence North 224* west 60 perches
to Slippery Kim thence
6 V in perches to post thence north 9J' west
304-10 perches to a post, thence north T '
east 46 3-10 perches Ui p*l thence north •' C
east 26 7-10 perches to post thence north
42° west 1# perches to post thence alio g
lands of J. G. Irvin south M v.,-t 27
? arches to post thence along lands of said
rvin north 37° west 3n 6-10 perches to post
thence along land* of Kev K >bt Humid
uth 71 west 32 perches to a wl-il.— 1
thence along lands of said Hamill south'
ti6* west 282 perches to a l"no thenc-o
along Public road south 474* east lip
n- rches to a stone, thence along lands of .
Thomas Dale north SG" east 2D perches to *■
fo*t thence along lands of Thoma- Dale >
and Mrs. Elizabeth l>oal exst ISW.VIO
perche* to the place of beginning contain
ing 3* acres 117 perches net mewurt a.' .
surveyed by Wm. Thompson Jr. ,-n the
fll'dnT of March A. I). 1873. Together,
■rith the heri4>utuenU and appurtenances. )
fbercon erected a two story dwelling v
bouse (part atone ami part log) bank barn '
and other out building*. S- aed taken in
execution aad to be aold as th property . f ]
Adam Stover, Jonathan Stover. Sn>uel
Stover. George Koon and Sar*!i hi wife
Win. Stover, David Slv#r and Henry W.
Stover with notice to all terre tenant*.
ALSO,
All that certain tract of land situate in
Walker township Centre county Panna. 1
bounded and described a* folio** to wit:
Beginning at atones thence by land* ol 1
Vanada, north weat 1171 parches l J ' '
atone*thence by land* of Tilghman 1004-10 1
perches to tone thence by land* tobl to "
John Miller, *oulh 801 eal 92 4-.{J porche*
to (tone* thence south 63° 37 3* 111 1
parches to stone*, thence south *i- wci 3
perches to place of beginning. Contain*
ingfH acres and 139 perches net measure.
Together with the heridttaments and ap*
purtenan-es. Thoreon erected a two story
dwelling house, barn and other out build*
ings. Seined taken in eecution qn d to be
sold at tbo property ofOeorgo Bartholo
mew.
TKRM*.—Cash, no deed will beackm wl
edged till the purchase in-'nev i paid u:
full. L. W. MUKSON
ShcrilT. I
pt BLIC SALK-
Will bo sold by order of the Orphan'*;
Court of Centre couny, ON SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 24th. the following real c
late a* the property of Jacob Kline, de
ceased. All that certain TRACT Of!
LAND situate in the township af Potter,
in tbo county of Centre. Pa., bounded und
described a* follows, to wit.- On the
north by land* of K!ia* Horner an I John
Love, dee'd, on the west by lands of Sam
uel Wingertand others, soplh by lands ol
Andrew Jordan and James G!ug"W. east
by tends of James f|!n*g<>ty and Robert
Lee. containg 133 ACRES, MO UK OR
LESS. Thereon ereoted a 2 story l"g
HOUSE AND BANK BARN, AND OUT
buildings, an ORC'iIAKD and excellent
spring on the premises, with Sinking
Creek running through the farm.
Terms: One half the purchase money
on confirmation of sale, the balance at the
end of the year, subject to a dower, with
interest to be secured by bond nnd morl*
gage on the premise*. Sale to commence
at 1 o'clock, p. nt. KD. KLINE,
JOHN SHANNON,
*nov. Administrators.
t)U Bile's AI K
'Will ho Public Sale, at the re i
dence of the undersigned at CENTRE
HAK.L. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER oQih.
ICOW, TWO PAT HOGS, 1 Chamber
Suit, 4 Bedsteads, V Toilet Table*, \ Sett
common Chairs, 1 sett Cane Chairs, I
ooking Stoyo and 11 a ing., 1 Co-'
1 Ten I'lalo Stove, I Hi*-' . ~u>ve,
long Cuoh"—' i Wood chest, 1
... u, 2 Rocking Chair*, 2 Cor
iter Cupboards, 1 Extension Table, TWO
SEWING MACHINES. 2 Tailor's Ta
llies, Crocks, Tubs. Dishes Fruit Cunt,
.Lard Cans, Wash-rubber, Wood buckets,
Lot of Wood, Corn by the bushel. Lot ol
Tinware, Stovepipe, and many other arti
clos- Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, when
terms will be inadn known.
Bnov MRS. IRA T. COTTI.I'.
NOTICE is hereby git en that iippliea
tion will be made under tbo provisions
of tbo Act of Assembly ol the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An
Act to provide for the incorporation und
regulation of certain corporations, ' ap
proved 'April 29, 1874, for a charter of an
intended corpoiation to be called "The ,St.
John's Evangelical Lutheran Church at
Millhoim," the character nnd objoct ol
which corporation is to engngo in the
worship of Almighty God, according to
the faith and diciplino of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church of the State of Pennsyl*
i vunia, and for this end to poesoss and en
joy all the rights, privilege* nnd benefit!
i of a corporation. Application for tho ap
proval of the charter will be
i made before his Honor, J. H. Orvi*. al
Chambers, on Saturday, the Ist day o;
l December, 1877. ADAM IIOY,
i Bnov Solicitor.
i THOMAS A. HICKS & BRO.
> j
Wo liav. i cry I tit and complete tock of Hardware, the largaat thai wa* e*er bafore oflerad by any flrtn to th# peof.la of tbia county, and arej*"lling at tl e .rery low*
j eat potslble rati ■
Iron, Steel and Nails, Locks, Glass and Patlj.
' , Turn Whit.* Lead mi l Lei-* J Oil ; Turpentine* and VarnUhe*. all which we warrant U> gira aatlafacUea. Our Pure Lead will eo a* much *urfce nr •v In the markrt
j and i*atin t I *1 ft whiteiiea*. UKAHY MIX KI) TAI NT put up In any quantity lo tull people, from one-pound can* to one gallon can*, all r r lr u*e. Then
lotillU we ii HI i ic. I.* bi* in. vc I with pur* lead mid oil, and aro tree from all adulteration.
MKfHtJilt'S TOOi.B We tmv *pecial attention to tin* branch, and keep a full Una of S w. Chi*'*l*. II am mar* nod it* • ley '* Iron Plane* : I lorn* nail* ofaii kind*. Trac
C ... Ham.* It. I t 1,1. I.IN K t>K SAHHLKKY OF ALL UKSCRIFTIONB. COACH WOOD WORK Spoke*. Kellcea. Patent Wi, d. .fthe mo.tu. .in.vMipet
i .ii t- i Mr*, i'.'ita liiit.roved Flat lroi, rhoap. conveoiant and durable—pollilied and nicket-plated, Johntton'* l'rop*red Kalaoniine ; put up In (1 pound par-kit, > ; catij;
pot on, and cbi ii;>er than paper. Weiiaveall color*.
S T 0 y E s.
We bitv.i the only Ki vr rrible Top-plate Cooking Slovo* In the market The Keyatone K u *uu*honna and Juniata, which o warrant lo betha'beatbakera and I'tahea*
iat *tove* 111 the market, .... wul .oil at the very loweat price and giva written guarantee*. Al*o all kind* of Ranges and uthrreUva* COM IvA \ !i'*-k h i it* Fif K YMTi iM I
COOKSTOVK IT IS TIIK IIA NDSOM KST IN THE WORLD. HTON
Sprinr Mill* Markeu, (Jet- Ift
White Wheat, I ■
It.wl " 1 W.
Kye. otk*
Corn, ear*, per bu m u - , .40.-
lal*. iY'c
itiukwlieat, 70.i.
C!ovel-<*il t,'. * J, t
I'ot utiles, "o.
lliii.in*. ,fiUc
Hotter, per lb., "JJc.
; t.arJ,
I Uncoil, sidi'S, -KV-.
'• shoulder*, 10c.
" Hanu, He.
Tallm*. 7c.
Itg-, 2c.
Kgg* pi-r ilul , 2tki.
Cial, Kgg, per ton, j>l o.i.
" Stove, t 7i'.
• Chestnut, 4 25.
" i'ea. a u.
HKLl.kvoxtk MAUKKIS.—
by Shortlidge A Co.
Flour per burrol, whole-ale, $ 7 JO.
retnil, $S(I0
White wheat. 1
Red " IHo
Kye, o!i
Corn, helltsl, .
Corn, cob, lu.
*al*, -Jf.
Harlay, rye weight, A.
Cloverseed >4 per til poumls,
I*s tatoea retail, Sb
N..V* Scotia pla-tcr, ground, 10 00,
Cayuga " (JO.
New Store Hooin
AND
NEW STOCK.
Fall and Winter
Gttoda
IN
Great Abundance
AT
WM. WOLF S
IN THE
Yew /ift ti If Htt 11 tli tt<
A Full Litic of tjENhUAL
carefully aelcc
el, and embracing all manner of
)RESS Gl)Ols,
CARTETS,
Oil* CI/UHS,
O HOOK 111 Ei,
OIiASSWARE,
TINWARE,
MBH, AO., AO.
burnishing floods
OF AL KINDS.
JEW AND CHOICE INVOICE
OF
: LOT IIS AND OA SSI M E RES.
Full line of
Hats anil Caps
For lien, B >v and Children.
LADIES AND GENTLEIKEN
all aud be Convinced that thi* i the
Jhcn| i*l plac 1 buy good* in thi*,
ectioii.
PRODUCE ;i iv.'d in exchange
or good*.
Ilctromdrr the pin in the New
link Budding, opposite the Old
; tnn I
BONNETS, TiIIMMINGS, MIL
LINKRY,
\i Mrs. Lflov HetiP/!', iti Centre
Hall,
tbo ba# just retun;" J from Philadelphia.'
a.lh the LATK-1' F \SHIONS, and a
mpi etc stock of new IL>tincl*. new Hats,
decant Triuimb-g*. Ac . which will be
(Old or made up, at reasonable prices.
K. old ladies lire** Cap.
Tbe new Style* ar. Very l ;etty. Ladies
call and see lb M<. rly. l'irt come, first
icrveti. 25oct4t
N<T!CK.-
Li tter# teitamenlarv on the oetate of
Ilr. p. ter kitiiith. late of Centre Hall, de
cea'ed. having been granted to the under
signed. all person* Indebted to said estate
tire required to make immediate payment,
nnd tlx *e having claims against tho same
to pr<**• nt Hum, duly authenticated by
law, for M-ttlrinrr l SMITH,
CHARLES SMITH.
23 oct Executors.
Fashionable Dressmaker. }
The uderaigned will, after the fkh Oct.,
1877, open a dressmaker* establishment in ;
the house lately occupied by John H. Mil*)
ler. All kind* of family sewing neatly j
done. Charge* reasonable. Hoping to |
merit the patronage of the people of Cen
tre Hall nnd vit initv by tnrping out nentj
nnd durable work. MRS. HARYKY S\DT
20,ept tf.
18J7_Fall—18771
I.J. GRENOBLE,
SPP.INu MILLS,
has the goods. Largest stock I
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Lower than
' Ever,
'r- J
Also 11 Complete Aasortroeot of
Ready Ma.la Clothing for men nnd
hoys." Suits a low as to be hnd IB the
city.
Imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS !
Full lines of
MERINO UNDERWEARB,
For Ladies, GcnU, Boy?, Misses and
Children.
Hosiery, Gloves. Boots nnd Shoes,
IIATS. CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS, , .
And the most complete assortment or
NO TIONS
. • *
' in Central Pennsylvania, and prices thai
will compel you in*elf dtd'enco to buy o
him. Also Fish, Salt, otc. loot
HEW MILLINERY AND FANCY GOOBS
STORE AT POTTER'S MtILS.
Mr*. Anna M. Weaver lake* pleatura in announcing to the people of Potter* Milbi
and viclntty, that ahe will open a new and elegant
NTOt K OF FANCY UOOUb,
in ooniiection with a Millinery Store, on Saturday, Oct. 'JUth. A full Una of choice ami
U.hionabia gomi* alway* on hand at popular price*.
Drnaanuking in all lu brant he* will be a prominent feature o! the bualnea*. lloclßm
mm AND fIPRING WILLS.
Ii :o: J —:o: | -:o:-
M O TZ $ 8 00It '.
Cohurn Station.
I
Wholesale and RETAIL DEALERS
-,WL XIMD3 07 6RAIM s--
WHEJT. RYE.
. (Mrs, CORX.
CLO VERSE EI), sc. f
iCoal, Plaster and Salt
I) KIJVKR EI) AT SPRING MILLS,
by the Car load, and at wholesale and retail at Coburn station.
Highest Cash Price Paid For Grain.
(XIALSOLD AT TIIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
MOTZ & SNOOK.
SPRLVG , 1877.
WE ARE SOW PREPARED.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
tVE HAVE THE CiOODS!
PRICES LOWJ |
t t •
selootioii Unsurpassed! stock large.
And now we extend a cordial invitation to our friend*, patrons and.'the public
generally. We will say thia. Come! if wa do not bow you
THE BEST SELECTED STOCK
VT PRICES LOWER THAN USUAL,
and if we cannot prove that it is to your interest to patronize us, then
don't buy ; but Conic and satisfy yourself.
We have opened a full line cf
RHY Go on s
Clothing, Carpets,
Boots & Shoes, Groceries,
QI'EENSWARE, GLASSWARE. WOOD AXD WILLOW
. WARE, HAVH AND CArS,
j tnd tu fact everything and anything embraced in the above line.
We will beat everything in prices and assortment, and our part, wc r*ut,i
will be a sufficient guarantee to our patrons of fair and
We have established and will maintain our republics. The large trade we !
do enables us to get fresb goods da'lj;, wkicA u a great advantage to our pa
trons in all lines, and u.p*nialUy in Groceries Call, and it wiii prove
to yout jußye.*
I VALENTINES & CO.
H.HERMAN,Manager. VV '
~ ~ "* SJll—a.' 1 ——■
BOOTS. SHOES. BOOTS !! !
at Bayer#, mJaronsharg. i
II 7,e/r ymi will fin,l the LAR STOCK of
I
Boots and shoes
ever brought to th[% ntry.
Said very Cheap.ami Guaranteed to
give satis fort ion in wearing,
Now but WUUtmaport and Watsontown Stock
mhh store. Anything from the tiniest and
prettiest baby Shoes to men's Henry Sfoga Boots.
LADIES, ALL LASTING GAIT ORS AS LOW AS 9A CENTS.*
19-00 AND EXAMINE THE L ARGKST AND FINEST U>T
OF BOOTS AND SHOES, RKT WEEN MIFFLIN BURG AND
BELLEFONTEjm
/. I). Boijer,
| - **"" ymrzz. c r-r ' ~ -
#
f' •
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
Owing to the fact that we exper t to move into our new store room about the
25th of November, and DESIRING TO OP EN AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK, we „.,u
until tliat tirae, in order to tsve u> the trouble of moving old gonda, oner our entire
Stock at First Cost—Without Reserve.
f We have now in store a very large amount of good*, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
t
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING.
| HATS A CAPS,
BOOTS A SHOES.
LADIES CLOAKS.
1 FURS,
And every article necessary for winter use in endless varioty all of which w
will actually
SELL AT COST*
Until our removal to our new room*. COME AND SEE FOR Y OCRSELt RB.
, noTlrn JOSEPH BRO. * CO.
't
>f
c
| f'KNTRK HALL
DRllfi STORE.
MILLER A SON.
(Bu<-ceaaor to J. K. Miller A Son.)
Dealer in Pure Drug* and Medicine*
Dye atulft, and Druggiat'a aundriea,
PURE WISE AND UQUORB
For medicinal pttrpaM*.
The boa brand* of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
alwaya in ttock.
I reacriplion* carefully Compounded.
_ •HLdLKBASON
Jas. Harris cy Co.
NO. 8, BROCKEUHOFF ROW.
i s
P A i N T S,
OHVETC.,
JAS. HARRIS A CO.
Bellefonte.
A MAN
OF A THOUSAND.
j Having di+fovefrd, 1a a CQAUMT ahi.ui
j providential, a putitive cure forConromp
luon and all Luug OowiplainU, 1 foal it my
| duly to Bake kr. >*n in a practical manner}
.ly .V.lll.thing a aawpia bottia. from of
jcbsrge. Jo all uff-rer, ray only hope ol
remuneration being that the medicine will
, perform at 1 claim for it The ingredi
ent* ara of the cboieeu herbal product*
;ad perfectly f u : will L- *eni free 10 all
| Addrm* at met, lir. O. Phelps llrown, 21
(Oraodl&rrA. Jersey CHy. N J., or may
tbe i>id f J• k. Miller 6c bon, Drurritti,
Centre Uall. IV ' jan 4ly
W M " P W! LS()N
YV H.-llefom* Pa. Office ia M rs. ilea.
_P RaHatosta Pa.
!
ter tMt andhard, and quicker to churn
Try it—foraaleat Wm Wolf* note
BUCK FOB lALl—First claa* brick
•ill bo kept on hand for sale by J. O
, De.ninger at 7,rbe' Centra Hall
brick yard*. These brick are
offered *o low tliat it will pay perron* at a
dicta nee to cotne Ue> for tbeni.
] Intending to continue in the manufec- ,
llur# ot brick they will be kept constantly 1
on hand, and fair inducement* offered to
purchasyrs.
'?■**- H. E. 7.ERBE
W. R. CAMP'S
POPULAR.
Furniture Rooms!
CENTRE HALL. PA.
| I manufacture U) kind* of Furniture for)
J Chamber*. Dining Room*, Librario* and!
! Hal In.
If you want Furniture of any kind, don't 1
buy until you roe my clock.
UNDERTAKING j
jln nil it. bratichea. 1 keep in clock all}
the latent and at improved Coffin*
and Ca*kU, and have every facil
ity for properly conducting
tbi* branch of my bu*inen.
I have n patent Corp*e
Preserver, in which
bodie* can be
preserved for aconaiderabte length of time
ljul9 tf W. R. CAMP, j,
r
Chas. H. Held,
iClarlt. WntcbmabrrAJcnelfi
Millheim. Centre Co., Pa.
I At tlad.ot Clock*. Vtltbw M* Jewrlif of lit
1- Iho Horoatlllo P. tool Cvlaadat:
Clock*, ~rcrrtd*d wllh a corns l*tc ioiV i at ISa noaW I,
•n**Oollkboatlid twl on lu loo*, a loch la
.rr.-.w.l * * porloct thmlofir.
Clark*. W*u-hc*aa4J**aliT coMlrad oo abort ao
ao wl nirt.u*
ms."G. GUTELI US;
Dentist, Millheim.
Of.ra bk rratMilaM I witWolo llu poMh. 11l I*
pcoparod to perform all opnwUoa* la Ibo OaAtaJ pro
j I no. ton.
Ho It a fatlj preptrad to aitmrl teeth a hoc la I
i ollhoal palo _ m>!*l
\T T M. P. M'M AN US, Attorney at-law
{ 11 trciicionte. Pa. Office with Ja*
tlcManu*. e*U- JSju'lf
GRAHAM <fc SON
Have the exclusive sale in Bel'efoate
Edwin Hurts'
CELEBRATED FINE SHOES.
8 WIDTHS, the
, >is3i S)I©S3SJ3 3h© Viopltd.
'I WHOLESALE a RKTAIL DEALERS IK
CalfSkins,
SOLE LEATHER,
SHOE FINDINGS
All Kinds of ('ußtoni Work Made To
Order.
ltn.hop Sircet, BELLE FONTK, PA
"JO may if.
U r V \YI 1 1 Hbil one aud half dor.wn of the
1-4 f" bt'Ruutul now l t.ii.uioi, in
French oil color, ever ©cn for #1 00, They arc mount
oA IbKrIO blnck onaioffil nd sold mstn. oval opunUic
and OuUell Rnythintf now before the public. hatlfc
tlon Two Mtnple* for SScentn. or all for
;>0 centa. Send in cent• for krand Uluulral.Hl catmlofue
with rhroiuo of Moon!l*ht on the Khine. or 90 cU
for two leßndßCßpeß and Calla Llllea on black arrt>aad
J. LATH AAI A CO. 41# #ahlurton Boatou M
I Wo print envelopes as low a* $1 per
'thousand. Send us your envelopes. We
.print letter heads, nnd statement* a* low
!h $1.26 per 1000, when perron* find the
[paper. Thi* is lowdr than you can get it
done for in. the city.
I
I FOB SALK.—A now Golden Tongue
'Organ, warranted. Will bo sold very
low. Inquire at this offics. tf.
tiniioaii druwmi!
JtJ " T !"buger*, luring purvhe-erf ibt
Drug More n Allegheny io-lle.
I font \ neki to the b*rdw rtl-'r of
flicks A Urn , h* Hocked end tiled u Ml
with fill the moat popular
e~~~.,.~ WM .,. I linn I mini ai 111 iwino
| DKUO.S A MEDICINES. j
r- "ODE MIC ALB, I'BRFCMEKT* - •
; SOAPS, COMBS AMD BRUSHES, :
: TRUSS KB, BUFPOBPIS, BRACE.*';
t.. FANCY AND TOILET ~..;
j ARTICLES, Ac,, Ac.. Ac. j
• mmi.IHI IIMIHW MIHMM
Promt Medicines, Alcohol, pare Win*
na Liquor, (or medical purposes only,
'hy.iomn a preemption, carefully com.
•ounded end order* answr.<i with ear*
>nl dispatch. Farmers and Physician*
">m the country will find onr stock of
dcdi'inm complete, warranted genuine
nd of the beet quality.
ThU Store will remain under the direr.
■n of the accomplished drank* and
harmaciit heretofore connected with it,
Ir. H. M Harrington. and we reepeetfu I -
* solicit the euitom of our (Hands and
he old palroni of theetore.
S. T 4HUOIET
Forks House f~
PERRY srOVEB, PBOP'E.
The Pork* Ifuuta, at Coburn station, ie
raw and commodious, and Is kept ia beet
nannrr. lied and board eeeond to none
n tha county. Subline for 30 borws*.
Aa a lunnir reaort * will be fonnd all
hat ctld be desired. right la the heart of
food fishing and tuniing grounds, end
orroucded by the moat romantic icenery.
I no* y
~X '.tan totamenury on the eelele of
George f Monk irk, leu of Centre Hail, de
- eased, Laving been granted to the uader
tgned, ell person* indebted to aaid eeUte
are required to make itnmediaU payment,
•nd those baring olnime againet the eaaee
to present them, duly authenticated by
law fur settlement
MAKTBAP. ODENKIBE,
JOHN ODKNKIRK,
octal Biseleie.
HIBSMANS' HOTEL,
41LROY, PA.
The bad I able and bar, nnd sxcellent
Uabiing for aoraaa. ft Alro a flat retort for
• ummer boarder* Bow to depot, and
daily ttage* © Centra county. Charge*
natonabie.
JOHN F. POTTER, AUSMMI
" _„U* UaUmetaaaeromeUr mads*a*d maaiai
• • •. BUM at vow to Iboaa l,** toe laada *MMm tor
Mia. a ill Araa mm mm* barn *iba|wliiiaii* bo. a.
*ura#o Ac UL to th* dtowmS. awrthjadao*
M*.l* 100 baa paivHd. Maw lmE3Bb
aaalaa. taaajcb uTlmuxuh aad mjac .ta afo.
GIVEN A
A PREMIUM STEEL ENGRAVING,
' •"•"I y —-TtTrit fwtar
Maau. CM) amnl .'burr* llari (jTI
u-mUu total tor It oawto -ia|il Hi firm
saovtoa ra# JLaSKtoTOk
Nmolis"rlHf.
#
Vila! caakaaaaar Doproaatoa, a weak aibaaWaU
toaUaa. a* oa.rar ar noaiaaa : UM aaaada at Mf Ml
Ow otk. fndiarroUaa OrtaaaMto Ot aaae w*U
oaa iba a mm a I u carae to
Humphrey's Horaeopuibic Specific
No. 28.
_ It tba fai.
otofM Ika Oraia aai'mtoteaatoalSa eadee fmm.
Baaa aaad < ot* aaan wit* partoa* aaaaatofo tosaa
tJ. uj ta Qaa far,. rvioo. *l |Hr aaagto vtol,'
ar a*.a* ear |ne*aaa at iradala mm* MM' ttol -at
ante. Baal U| nalt aa aamto* a* prtoaT Aoiaaaa
Hxaubnn' M<<ao<.paU.u Matortaa tawpaay. to*
I aßaa a*. Xra York. Baw.|.
/?* n,n>ia>H aataaaßr anwaß to IBaar ttaa na*
V / / /•* aaa ba mmdm to Utoaa laaalbi to aau
\ / / / aaaafoltbar aaa, la aar ear* rf tba
tCaTtL r > aaarlnraaal^aiTT 1 * *"!£
lab Ml Bar waak to year mm towa torn aaal aa*
toaautoaliai —ar atobl Yaa aab (to I*
vbcOr n la iba work, ar aatr rawr aeara aianw
ti aoalr aoUUaa to UT Iba k aaa aar Tarww mm* B*
Oauu fraa. A tdroa. a* aaaa H Itotol t Ca.
ParUaac fantoad. Hatoa BBk
Harness, Saddles, &c.
Tlbe u Umldßwl, In BMMMI tlm pMHtM'
ttomaaU tar lawar prloaa. i I HQ I HfnH* aaUa Uathba
uaa ml tba eabtto to hlnlnk at
SADDLERY
roa a*oro4 al tbaaU akaaA llulriit aaynflW tor
iba enyli mm* tba ilwai. tbalaawaitawi naa* aaatoe
t 1 i -:bi ifU l ggportnVSl (rf SnAnMSu
lirMloa. .1 w, laH|ina aa4 aaaltor, Wkto aw*
~
rm i v I 1 \ tlnal rtoaartoamba toaam- It
GoLD.§^s^
! ! fanlir pabbcattoa to tba_aaM. Ay aaa
oorAa ■! ait ctoaa frwo to aaSaaHbaaa. Ik|tolCa
to tbat alaM ijiia< aabaartbaa Oaaaoaw* ro
iMsri. makiae *ar *W to a waak. A la4r agoaa mm
I >ar*a laktoa miio BW aabaartoara to toa Aar* AO wba
, oaaaaaiaako arnaar foot Yaa aaa Batata aB fpar
'iTHamlr.
|u aa aatl aaMbara. Katl pamaatora. einrl.aa aa4
unaalraa. riinial *WI h|hiH-I ITiiillfrii rr~
1 waal ie.st*i>U aara asaß aa yaar aßSraaa al aaaa.
noa Butblac *e irj Iba haaiaaaa aa aaa wba aa
car-
Centre Hall Hotel.
JOHN SPANGLBR, PRC PR.
FirO-clnn aecommodntion for gste.
lied atnbling for hornaA Stage* nrrivo
nnd depart every day for all potabt.
C. T. ALXXAXDKE. & M. BOWBB
4 LEX AN DEB A BO WEB, At
i.anaaa'i baiMiae. arßHtf
Dr. roRT.NET Attorney at Law
Bellefoate, Pa. Oncoovarßey-
I owlda bank. may I4"w
f~L-SPANGtiR. Atloruoy at Law
Si a Con*ultatiotM ia Kngliah and Ger
-1 man. Office ia Furtt'n now building.
PENNSYLVANIA IM7
Pbiladtlpbia and Erie Railroad DtvMoa.
SUKKXX nil TABUL
Oa aai after srWDAY. Marts, an. *be Wtoa* aw
tbo Pbliaßwlpbla A krta BaUraaß Dtrtotoa rll ma a
laUawa:
wmmrsD
KlUßMAiLtoavaaPbUaßaMbla' Og|B
" jbnlay* iSib
: EsSSr sS:i
1 ~ " Eaaora Mtoaa*
crratKrto ißta
fKIAUARA KX toara* nuto. TMato
- |5252 iS:s
I'AST LINK Irarea PkUaßalabla Utoam
ll.iitokwa {•*•
: iSi!
BAST* A lU>.
PACIFIC VX leaver Lock Haem
WUliawaiwrt SMA
" Maalaaiia
• ar-ai Haulil an lilia
PbllaOatobia l*|a
DAY EX. leaver Rrnova MMaaa
Uot Havea Ulia
WUliaawaert, Ufa
MaatoaAaa ' l*a
:
RRIR KAIL toavas Kaaowa ** •
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• Mwunto lk gam
" fmSS
FAST UXK toavaa WUltomafort Uiia
arrat Harrriabarw INia
arret PbtladSSfo _ _ aw
KrtoMaU Woe* Xiaaaj* Ki WaaA Uok Ham Aa
voavuiuOaUaa Wool aaad Dajr Kxarom bataaaa atoae
floratoltoaal Notlkiatolw*wSkliAßOi Smdaa
tor Wltkrabuvr and Bcraoloa. _
Krl# Mall W nat, Xiaaara Kx. War* tad mi* Ex.
Wast and Irwk Haven Aecnmmil.ltoa Wato make
-laeeOMßeoUoa at WllUiieaiwirt wttb M O If tralaa
north. •
Rrta Mall Wart, Niagara Kxpreaa Waal, aaa Dar K .
Kaal wake cloaa cunnvctioa at Look Havra wttk B ■
V RK trains.
Kne Mall Kaat and Wcat ooaaaet at Xrla wttb toalaa
UIM S KK. at Com with O O A A V RK. al
im r ia Wllh USYtr KR. aad at Pvtflwaad wtlb
V V RK.
Parlor ran will ran batwaau PklladatpbU aadVU
llawwiH.it oa Xiaaara Kx. Waul, Krto IxTWaat, PhUa
tlr!|>hia i xpreaa SaeAand Day Kx. Baal and Bandajr
Kx. Kaat.
(i ewarai BaaaetntoaOaait
Regular train* run from Spring
Mills *lnce Monday lait, IE Train arrive*
al Spring Mill* at 1.40. noon, and IMYM
Spring Mills for Lewisburg at 210 p. m
Same train at Coburn (Fork*) arrlVw at
1.00, and leaves at 2 46.
THE BEST OFFER !
J Wo will sell during these hard tiuass
' SIOO
And all otbar atxloa la Iba mm* pin* II 111 a, lr Madia
' liraail, lviu.ro and rprt*ht---all nam and Biat atom-•
•old dlraci to the peopl* at fi*ot|Prtom. Ba agwato ;
noisHninlmiooa; no dkaoCHiata. Thaaa Piano* anadw
ono of tlia Sneat dUplara at tba C'aalonnUl KxblbtUon
> Mid Wttro unanimoualj rooommaadad tor tbo Hlpbaat
> Honor* Rvxularly tnoarporatod Maaiafarliailas tie.
- ...XW Manufaotorv- ona of tho laiamt aad ibaat ia
I the world. The Ktiutrea contain Matbaabak'r new
(latent Duplex Ovwratraaa Scnle. the a i eel ret irn
r provnnient iu tba hutory of Ptaao maktoa The I'p
e rlahu are the tlnoatln Amortoa. Pianaa aant aw trial.
X Don't fail to write for Illustrated aud DeaertpUrw eat-
I alopue.- mailed free.
;■ MiiNDKLSSOHN PIANO CO.,
'• 20sep y No. 56 Broadway, N. T.
iCHRONICBBa
l chaaerr of tbir book ara at libetiv to aaawWtMaawtbar
In peraoa or b> inail frwa. Prteo lap ■all Kato law
MandM-d nditton. or BUS for tba Pwpalai omStow.
which contain* all tbo aamv matter and JUeatoaSMWa.
, Contesi# tablet fro#. Afceou wanted MOKRAT BILL
I'UIU.ISHIXIi CO., IV Kaat IMb St. B Y. Saetdw
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