THE CENTRE REPORTER
Centre Hail, Pa, Th'rsd. Dec. 13, '77
— flptr year, when paid in
advance . $'2.50 when not paid in advance.
Advertisement! "20cts per )tw for three in
ter fi MM, and 6 cents per lint for every sub
sequent insertion. Advertisement* tf the
year at a literal discount.
Subscribers outride the county should re
mit us 10 cts, amount of one year's port*
age. instead o/'2CW* as formerly when paui
ty themselves. .
Subscribers can always tell how their ac
counts staml at the Reporter ojtce b\ con
sulting the tables on their papers. It the
table reads "John Roe 1 jan '75" if means
that John is indebted for subscription from
the l*f of January, 1875. and that if i*
time Ac was paying the printer.
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C**TRK lULtt-Oixia. Ne. **. T. o. of °„ r ,|
• Tn ' the Odd Fetle*" Hall.
J sdUmulTan. Sect. M. V. S*aT. A O.
OL V.*T lowia, No at, F. A. u.. meet, on
Monde* erenlnc on or before nach tall oaa lathe
H. 1.1 Kellnwe Hall. _ u
C F. HttU'tti. Seel, J. A. Fiamae. w. M.
raeeanan C.*i*nl, No, W P of H, *eel *1 l*h
tlaU, IVnire Hall on thn Snlarda* on <w before roll
moon al *>V M and erery two week* aflar.
Rhone Maatar, O J Rest, had.
LOCAL ITEMS. '
A choice farm near Centre llall it
advertised in Reporter, for tale.
Big ruth all the time to Wolf* new
room for cheap good*—keep* Cap buty.
Weather fine again and like *pring
lince Tuesday.
An immente stock of Pocket Book* at
price* ranging from 5c up, at 'Welch'*
Bellefonte.
The Pennsylvania Central Muical
Association, comprising thirteen counties,
will hold it* Fifth Annual Muiieal Con
vention in the Musical College, Freeburg,
Snyder county. Pa-, Commencing Mon
day evening, Jan. llth, 1878, to continue
one week.
—How far behind the time* the Rus
sian* mu*t be—instead of running them
by steam they carry their Kars.
who was tried some time ago in Clearfield
and convicted of murder in the first de
gree, a M.-s. W*ple, his alleged para
mour, being the victim, will be able to
establish an alibi before the board of par
don* at its next session.
Up to Saturday, 24, Lock Haven
had shipped 31,694,000 feet of lumber for
this year.
At Borers yea can buy tlie finest Fur
Hats in the market for $2. Latest
•tyle. 6dec 4t
The choicest York state apples,
Baldwins, Rhode Island Greenings, Rus
sell*, Ac., to be had by the barrel or io
loss quantity, at Sechlers grocery.
Freak Smith and Frank Long, tbe two
hors* thieves wbo broke out of the Gear
field jail on tbe 4th of September last,
were returned to that institution on Thurs
day night last by Sheriff Pent*. They
were arrested in Clarion county for rob
bing a store at Rimersburg, and were
lodged in jaii.
Blank Books—a great variety, at
"Welch's Book store, Bellefonte.
Constable Kline, of Spring Mills.was on
tbe look out, on Tuesday, lor a fellow
wbo struck Will Smith, of Greenbrier, on
the head with a stone, during an alterca
tion one day last week, injuring him se
verely and probably fatally.
—Joseph Zimmerman of near Hub
lersburg. tbe young man who was acci
dently shot, a short time ago wbile out
bunting, died from the effects, on 10.
Funeral en Wednesday.
Tbe Penns Valley Banking Co. now
occupies its new quarters in it* new build
ing. If yon want to tee a snug suit of
rooms, just step in and have cashier
Mingle show you round.
Boyer sells tbe best calico for 6jc an ex
cell ant article for 54 6dec 4t
A joint Festival of tbe Masonic and
Odd Fellows of Centre Hall, will be held
during tbe holidays, and will be a |big af
fair.
Lock Haven market, last week, was
as follows : Butter, 22 to 25c; eggs, 25c;
potatoes, 80 to 40c per bushel, chickens, 40
to 60c per pair; cabbage, 4(g,10c per head;
apple butter 75c per gallon; lard ll@l2ic
per pound; apples $1 to sl.Boper bu.; tur
nips, 25c per bu ; beans, 10c per quart;
sweet potatoes, 80to 40c per peck; celery,
5 to 15 cents per stock, turkeys, live
weight, 7 to 9c per pound.
Shswl and School atraps, at Welch's,
Bellefonte.
Attention is directed to Guggen
heimer's new stora advertisement He
has opened a large stock of new goods, in
the store room connected with Spangler s
hotel. The store is under tbe manage-
ment of one of hi* most reliable clerks
from his Bellefonte store where be has
been employed for a number of years. Mr.
Guggeobeimer is already so well and
favorably known to the people of this
county, that it is needless toadd any thing
in bis favor.
Writing paper and envelopes, in boxes,
very cheap, at Welch's Book store.
We have iust learned that St. Nich
olas has made his Head Quarter* at The
Old Reliable Book A Toy Store of H. Y.
Stitzer, there is no use in trying to enum
erate all there is to be seen there; go and
see for yourself—and every thing. Oh,
Ilow Cheap! We just noticed on his
bulletin board Almanacs at 2cts each.
School Books at reduced rates. General
Grant also does his smoking there now. 2t
THE BEACH CREEK CASK.—Dr. Thorn.
Rothrock, of Eagleville, accused of crim
inal practice which resulted in the death
of Rebecca Wiaslow, entered bail at
Bellefonte on last Friday is the sum of
$2,000 for bis appearance at the next
term ofConrt in this county. On Monday
he called at the office of the Democrat,
when he staled that he bad been sick in a
hospital in Philadelphia, and that as soon
as he heard of the charge and was well
enough to return be went to Bellefonte,
his native place, and gave himself up.
Ho pleads not guilty, protests his inno-
cence, and asks a suspension of public
judgment until hesball have an opportuni
ty of proving himself so. The authorities
here say Dr. Thorn, didn't give himself
up —CI. Democrat.
THISK OF THlS.—Outof one hun
dred thousand bottles of Jamaica Vegeta
ble Health Elixir sold last year, SI,OOO
were saved to the purchasers. Tbis is one
reason that we sell this valuable msdicinc
at ninety-nine cents per bottle; and anoth
er reason is that we desire to attract pub
lic attention to it whetever it is not gener
' ally known. For all common diseases,
such as headache from disordered stomach
constipation, loss of appetite, indigestion,
billiousness, and a debilitated state of the
system from impoverished blood, this rem
edy stands without parallel. Regular size
and sample bottles for sale by F- F. Green
Bellefonte.
—None can successfully compete with
Sechler and Co. for selling good and cheap
groceries. Give them a call and try some
of their goods and you will want to go
back again.
POTTEK SCHOOL TAX NOTICE—
Notice .is hereby given, the duplicate of
School Tax for the township of Potter, has
been placed in the bands or the Treasurer,
JACOB DIKOES, at Centre Hall. On all
taxes paid to him 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 6 per cent, on all remaining
unpaid. BT ORDER or THE BOARD.
19 oct2m.
-—The solid gold society badges deliv
ered by the Franklin Jewelry Co.. No. 704
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, are exactly
as represented. All orders are promptly
filled, and no one need hesitate about
sending them money.—Christian Voices,
Philadelphia. eow if
All kinds of games for winter amuse
ment, at Welch's Bellefonte.
—Put mittene and overcoats; on your
hydrants: . .. '
According to the Scientific Ameri
can whitky i the bent remedy for dipthe
ria. It U wild to hate the **me effect in
the diptheria poiton a* quinine hat on
malarius poison in the tyttem.
—-Clothing for all—lawyer*. doetort,
preacher*, farmer*, mechanic* and labor
ing men, at the new Star Clothing Store,
corner Bithop and Allegheny ttreeU. De
cidedly the bet and ch.-ape*t ready made
clothing in thi* tection of the tlate. and if
you want to tave money in thete time*, do
it now by purchating your Clothing of
Goldberg, at the Star Clothing Store.
Ba-ket* of etery detcription, at Welch'*
Bollcfonte.
——A Fclival will be held at Pine
Grove Mill*, commencing on Chrutmas
night and continuing two turccitive night*
for the benefit of the cornet band. A fine
oven-gat will be voted for and refreshment*
had. .
Church, of Beaver, pay* all it* expense*
from the proceed* of an oil well on the
church property.
School hook* —for School* of every
grade, at Welch'* Book tore, Bellefonte.
Thirty-three year* have passed tince
the introduction of Dr. Bull'* Cough Syr
up, and it (till stand* unrivalled. Price
Socent*, five bottle* sl.
The Poor Printer— Alwav* at the
Foot of the Clai* —lt i* slated that in the
Penitentiary at Auburn, N. \\. there are
27 clergymen, 42 lawyer*, 13 doctor*, and
3 printer*.
Read the card of Nolan Jk M Alli*-
tar, merchant tailor*, late of Bellefonte,
who have located in thi* place, and come
well recommended.
Thoma* Ilickey, convicted for mur
der in the *econd degree, ha* been recom
mended for pardon by the date board of
pardon*.
B. F. Phillip*, 2 mile* west of Mill
heitn, will make ate of hi* personal pro
perty, Dec 21.
All color* in two fly Maroon Heading
Fringe, Silk Tied, at 30c yd. at Boyer*.
6dec 4t
regulated and most extensive grocery in
central Fenna, and where housekeeper*
can save more mony and get better,
purer and fresher groceries than any
where in this county. All that has been
said in behalf of Sechler A Co., is true,
as hundreds of customers are willing to
testify. Give them a call. They are per
fect gentlemen and always do the fair
thing.
Dr. Thomas Rothrock, who is charg
ed with having produced an abortion in
Clinton county, has been arrested in
Bellefonte. lie gave bail for the appear
ance for trial.
tailors, a dentist, a jeweler, a barber, and
a new store, have opened up in our town,
in addition to some new families, that
have moved here—and thero are still
"more to follow "
P. Green's Compound Syrup of Tar,
Honey and Bloodroot, it cures all affec
tions of the throat r.nd lungs, such as colds
coughs, hoarsemss, asthma, croup,
bronchitis and whooping cough. Has
been tried in many families and proved an
invaluable remedy• Get it—try it
Just call around and see Secbler's
grocery, when in Bellefonte, you will find
tbe most gentlemanly attendants, who
take pleasure in showing the best, purest
and freshest groceries the market affords.
Dried fruits, canned fruits cheaper and
better than you can do tbem up yourself.
Teas, coffees, sugars, spices, soaps, confec
tioneries, and so on, and all at prices that
suit the times.
Bibles! Bibles! Bibles! Bibles! Bibles!
For churches, families and Teachers, at
Welch's, Bellefonte.
RIVER AND LUMBEK ITEMS
Tbe Clinton Democrat, of 6, says the
recent flood brought In about 12,000.000
feet in logs- Flynn A Merrill's drive
didn't get in. It ia hung up at Westport,
and will be there till there is water
enough to bring it in, which may be this
fall, and it way be not till next spring. In
the latter case they'll have to be bauled
out and cared for. There is about 4,000,-
000 in the drive.
Square timber went off at better prices
than ruled in the spring. Pine Bto 13 ;
Oak 6 to 9; and Hemlock 4 to 5 cents.
Most of it was sold ; the balance is harbor
ed in the moutb of Bald Eagle, number- '
ing 35 to 40 rafts.
The Mills started by this rise are Par
dee A Cook's, W. A. Simpson's, Brown,
Shoifce & Co's, and Bridgens A Mann's.
FROM BUFFALO RUN. (
EDITOR REPORTER.—Tbe first thing I 1
noticed in your valuable paper of last
weeks issue was anotice to your delinquent i
subscribers. I read the notice over twice
and after that I lost all interest in the <
balance of the paper until I fill- I
ed out a check for a small sum in your
favor and mailed it at once, after which I i
took up the Reporter with a light heart, i
and clar conscience and did not stop un
til I perused every word contained in it,
even the advertisements imparted a degree
of interest never before realized. It was
the first lime in my life that 1 realised the
truth of the adage. "It is better to give
than to receive." If you have any other
delinquent subscribers on your list, to all
such 1 would say : "Go and do likewise"
and you will be a happier and better
man. "SCB."
(That subscriber bss a conscience that
car. be reached.—Ed.)
. Near Somerset recently, Samuel A.
Wilt, while digging a post hole acciden
tally struck upon a large earthen vessel
which contained $2,700 in gold and silver
coins, principally Mexican dollars. The
date of the newest coin is 1751.
Ex-Senator Morrow B. Lowry is hope
lessly insane. Tiie Erie Observer says :
"He talks quite rationally on many sub
jecto, but is liable at any moment to fiy
off en some project that would be very
ludicrous were it not for the sad mental
delusion under wbicb it is conceived.
His latest plan is one for restoring the
dead to life and enabling them to occupy
the same bodies and pursue the same
methods as in the flesb.
Near Norristown is a limekiln with
which a tragic occurrence is identified.
On Friday morning two men on nearing
the kiln found the dead body of a man
who bad been suffocated and burned du
ring the nirht. He appeared to havo
placed a large stone on top of the kiln,
which bad been freshly filled, and to have
sat down to warm himself. Becoming suf
focated by the fumes he had fallen over
insensible, and the fire, working its way
to the surface, bad burned bim beyond
recognition.
WHAT THEY CAH DO AT THE ALTOOKA I
SHOPS.—The Pennsylvania Railroad
1 shops, upper and lower, at Altoona, em
-1 ploy three thousand operators. With the
facilities at band an eigbt-wbecled hopper
- bottom car can be constructed in an hour,
f and recently one bundred and twelve of
that class were turned out in a week, of
i ten hours a day. An eight-wheel box car
r can be made in nine hours, including one
I coat of paint, and a passenger ctr can be
] built in two days.
Books of every description at Welch's
Book store, Bellefonte.
The Pope suffers collapse every time he
attempts to sit up. His condition it not
improving,
A large stock of Steroicopes and Views
at greatly reduced prices, at Welch's,
Bellefonte.
All competition in monuments and
tombstones has been distanced byHoisler's
Marble Works, Bellefonte, where the best
and cheapest work is tuned outl
HANGING IN MISSISSIPPI
The Culprit Pegging the Hangman to
Cut hint Down nnd Hang nioi
Again.
From the Jackson Time*.
On the night of Sept. 23, )a*l year, Geo.
Walton, a negro, who lived hear IHiea,
Mi**.. hot George Bank*, another negro,
through a crack in the wall of hit cabin,
killing him Inttantly. Walton wat ten
tenced to be hanged on Friday, No*. I®. :
At twenty minute* patt one hit arm*
were tied behind him. At twenty twol
minute* peat I the noo*e w* adju*ted to
hi* neek, and a white rap ** placed on
hi* head and ratted, leaving hit eyet un
covered. At twenty teven minulet patt 1
the rope we* thrown over the beam and
tied. Walton wa* rauted to tand in po
rtion, and the cap wa* drawn {dowa over
hi* eye* and face. At thirty minute* pat
1 Deputy Beele (truck the trigger, and
Walton fell, and w* motionle** for a mo.
meat, hi* hand* itretcbed forward, and
hi* toe* touching the ground.
The culprit hung for a minute and a
half, and then gurgled out. "For God'*
•ake, take me down and hang me over
again." He wa* lilted up, the rope wa
drawn higher, and he w* dropped again,
lie hung half a minute longer, and again
he called out, "for Je*ut' take, bear and
answer me. 1 want totalk." He wat ta
ken loose and paced upon the scaffold,
and then he taid, very disconnectedly :
Lamb ot God. 1 pry, Friend*, 1 didn't
think you would treat me so. Friend*,
you tee what an awful death I am dying,
and it'* all on account of a woman.
Friend*, take warning from mo and net
er do anything to be hung for. I teel wil
ling to die ; but it i* an awfUl t'.ale, and 1
dread dying a* I do.
Rev. Mr Pieraon then approached and
asked, "Walton do you feel that Jtwus U
with you?" The culprit replied. "I do;
and I pray God that George Bank * *oul
i* in heaven. Will you pray and *ing
some for me ?" At 20 minute* to 2 anoth
er prayer wa* offered up for the doomed
man, and he fervently *ai.i amen, and
begged the Lord to hear hi* prayer*.
At 21 minute* to 2 V alt on wa* again
lifted on the trap door by Deputy Bea'e,
to whom he aid, "I want toak you one
question before I die. Did any one ever
tell you that 1 once killed a man in Ten
netsee ?" Mr. lteale replied, "Ye*,
your wife told me." Walton then turned
to the spectators and taid, "Gentlemen,
don't believe it. 1 give you my dying
word that I never killed any man but Geo.
Bank*-"
At 17 minute* to 2 the trigger was re
leased, and Walton, with an unfinished
prayer on his lips, was suspended. His
hands were pressed tight against his
breast, his body motionless. At 161 ruin*
utes to 2 he began to throw himself
areund, kicking in the air, and suffering!
untold agonies. At 15 minutes to 2, be 1
quieted, and began slowly drawing him*]
self and gently dropping, bis hands ex
tending out. At 111 minutes to 2 Dr. J.
M. Bogle examined bis body and pro
nounced lite nearly extinct. At 8 min
utes to 2 his heart ceased to beat.
A great variety of Toilet Sets and Vases
at Welch's, Bellefonte.
A full line of clothing for men end beys,
at Boyer*. very cheap. Cdec 41,
Gold Pons, and Pencils at Welch's
Bellefonte.
The imports of merchandise into this
country during tbe ten month* ending Oc
tober 81st, amounted to $113,455,000,
against $304,9)2,000 for the same time last
year—an increase of $48,223,000. The ex
ports of domestic produce for tbe same
time in specie value were $374,760,W0,
against $440,959,000 for the same time last
year—an increase of $27,807,000. The
balanee in our favor for ten months in
1870 was SB2 047.000; against $61,641,000
in 1877. Our export* of gold and silver in
1877, after deducting the import*, are $23,-
000,000 against $84,870,000 last year.
Newman's Clothing ball, the largest
Ready-made Clothing house in Centre
county, is visited by scores daily, who are
drawn thither to see his goods and get
bargains ia cheap clothing. His assort
ment for men and boys is tbe most com
plete you can find. He sell* cheap and
you save money in buying of bim. He ia
a perfect gentleman in every sense of tbe
word, and is always glad to see you
whether you buy or not
Picture A Motto Frames, all sixe* and
stylea. A good motto frame with glasa for
25 eta, at Welch's Bellefonte.
A barn near Qackensack, N. J., owned
by Peter R. Ackerman, was destroyed by
firo Saturday night. The etallion Hype
rien, with a record of 2:27, valued at s2o.*
000, and eight other valuable horses, burn
ed to death ■
Brackets, Slipper Backs, and Towel
racks at Welch's, Bellefonte.
Miles of sausages are beiog turned
out now in these diggens. It is hard on
bogs.
Confections for the Hollidays. Teach
ers supplied at wholesale, at Welch's
store. Bellefonte.
A building in the course of erection on
Prince William street, Bt. Johns, X. 8.,
fell and eight men are supposed to have
been crushed to death.
Matelafse cloaking for ladios at Boyert
for $2.73 per yard. Very latent style. 6d 4t
Valuable Farm
AT
PRIVATE BALE!
The undersigned offers for sale his farm
in Potter township, Centre county, one
mile east of Centre Hail, known as the
Robert Pennington fsrm,
Containing 146 ACRES,
in good state of cultivation, no bills but
gently rolling, most all limestone land,
about 123 Acres cleared, balance wood
land near the buildings Upon the farm
are a large BANK BARN,
Frame House, Nearly New,
of modern style. Hog nen. Smoke bouse'
etc., Two Apple Orchards on the farm,
water piped into the house-yard and into
barn yard. The farm is well fenced, and
one mile from blacksmith shops, stores,
churches. The terms will be made easy.
Bounded on east by lands of late Sam'l
Huston, south by lands of late Wm. Kel
ler. west by Keller and Bible, and north
by Bible and Huston. Alto six acres of
mountain land.
Add'ess or apply to
ROBERT A "MEANS.
Lewistown,
12dec3m Mifflin county, Pa-
Velvet Photograph frames of every
style and very cblap, at Welch's, Belle
fonlee
VALENTINES & CO.,
HUMES' NEW BLOCK, BELLEFONTE, PA.
ARE NOW PREPARED
For The Fall And Winter Trade.
Bargians Greater Than Ever!
WOOLLEN GOODS, COTTON GOODS,
Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Of every description. DRESS GOODS, in great variety. LADIES
COATS, finest and largest assortment ever brought to Bellefonte.
SHAWLS,
BLANKETS,
HATS,
CAPS,
CLOTHING,
IN FACT EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING.
Remember we do business on the ONE PRICE PLAN, sad therefore
sure our prices aa the lowest.
.JOT- NEW GOODS OPENING EVERY DAY.
ratsiresKss * ce.
IH. HERMAN, Manager.
THK FRENCH (MUSKS ENDED
> Surrender of Mnrahnl MncMnhoit it
Ministry to lie Purmnl to Suit
the* View* of the Left.
London, Decembar 7-A oorraspond>|
ent in Paris telegraphs. undor dale of yes
terday evening, M foliowi ; All isohanged
here this evening. An amicable aolution
of the political crises seems to ba at )at
. cartain. At 0 o'clock Marshal MacMahan
abruptly summoned M. Balbie, and aald
i to him; "I giro you a carta blancha to
, make a Ministry in twenty-four hours
, Tha Marshal than turned to tha Prelect
, of Vonalllaa, and said, "t tacriflco you,
but lam obliged to do so." With tbe*e
two short, pithy speeches, tha interflow
I terminated. An agreement has already
been effected,>nd the principal niambeta
of ttia new Ministry have baan determined
• upon. M M. Leon says Waddingtun,
; Dufaure and Chrletopble, with M. Hatkie
, are to be loading members, and the minor
office* will be tilled to morrow. To-mor
row (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock, a
I council of tha present Ministers will be
held, and by niiJdaf all will be finished.
The Left, it is already known, will accapt
1 this Ministry of M liatbia, and tha an*
i tento is at last an accomplished fact.
r Later--MacMahon hat backed out ofthe
arrangement again, and thara la aa out-
I look for trouble.
1 Urnnd Opening.
ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER
THAN WORDS.
NEW STORK AT CKNTBK HALL!
LGIGtiENHRIXEH,
HAS JUST RECEIVED THK LARG
EST. CHEAPEST AND BKST AS
SOKTMRNTS OF NEW
WINTER GOODS.
EVER OFFERED IN CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA,
MANY OF THKM 26 TO 50 PER CENT
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE!
CONSISTING IN PART OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING. CARPETS. FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS. HATS, CAPS. UMBREL
LAS. BOOTS. SHOES, GAITERS,
WINDOW SHADES. WALL
PAPER, QURINESVABI
GLASS WARE, SPICES,
GROCERIES, TO
BACCO SKGARB,
FISH, BACON,
SALT, Ac.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
offered TO
CASH BUYERS.
Cloverseed,
TAKEN IN AND THE HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES PAID
IN CASH OR TRADE.
STORE IN THE
OLD ROOM
CONNECTED WITH SPANGLERS
HOTEL. lddec
GET READY
FOR WINTER!!
IF YOUWAXTTHE VERY BEST
AND CHEAPEST
PARLOR STOVES,
Buy the
'•Laurel Wreath."
(Single or DOUBLE HEATERS.)'
There etove* have TWO ROWS of
lights, shaking and dumping grate, ar
ranged to clean out the cliokera. No
danger from gas, no parts to burn
out, so as to Jet gas into the upper
room. We make THREE SIZES of
Single and TWO SIZEB of Double
Heaters of theae justly popular
■ Stores.
IFY 0 U WANT THE YEH YBES T
ANDCHEAPEST
Cooking Stoves,
BUY THE
"ZENITH
Double Oven Range; or the
"Economy"
Single Oven Range.:
They are the beet (n the market, haft;
SIX BOILER HOLES, shaking and
dumping grate, -4 PPL 1 THE HEA T
TJ ALL THE BOILERS AT
ONCE. The oven ii large and smiare,
,lhe doom tin-lined. The PLATES
ARE HEA YY, unlike the light plater
of city itovee—CO MP ARE THEM.
We make a No. 8 and No. Q of both
these ranges.
All these store* *re WARRANT-;
ED, and you can get repair* from
the Manufactory in one day.
For Sale by
J. A. REEBMAN, CentreHaJl.
J. B. FISHER, Penn Hall.
SNOOK. SMITH A CO., Millbeira.
G. R. SPIGELMYER, Woodward,
Manufactured by the
SLIFER, WALLS & SHRINER
M'fg Co.
LEWIBBURG, ;PA.
We also manufacture the Celebra
ted B UCKE YE RE A PER A MO W
ER, KEYSTONE CLOVER HUL
LER, COLE'S UNIVERSAL SUL
KY CULTIVATOR, New Model,
Centre Draft, HORSE DUMPING
HAY RAKE, HOOSIER GRAIN
DRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER
CORN SHELLER, Plow*, Land
Roiiers, etc. 29nov
THOMAS A. HICKS & BRO.
We htfe a very large and complete stock of Hardware, the largest that was over before offered by any Arm to the people of tkU oounty, and are|eolllog at tbejvery low
est possible rales • *>• * . _
t Iron, Steel and Nails, Locks, (ilassand Futtj.
Pure While Leads and Lintaed Oil; Turpentines and VaVnlahes. all which we warrant to give sa'.Dlaetlon. Our Pure Lead will oo aa much surface aa any in the market
and cannot be excelled for whiteneea. READY MIX ED PAI NT put up in any quantity to auL people, fioin one-pound i-ana to one gall-m cans, ell rendy for uae. Tbe
paints we warrant to be mixed with our# lead and oil, and ara tree from all adulteration.
MECHANIC! TOOL!.—Wa pay special attention to this branch, and keep a foil line of Sews Chisels Hammers end Bslley'e Iron Panes ; Hora* naila ofall kind .Tree
Chelae, Hamas. Etc FULL LINK OF HADDLKKY' OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. CXMc'H W(H)D WORK -5,. -ke. P-'leee. Pate u Wheels of the meet imprm ed |.a
ante; Mrs. Potts' Improved Flat Iron., cheap, convenient and durable—polished and nickel-plated. Johnstons Prepared Kaitomlne ; put up In 0-pound packages ; eeail
put on, and cheaper than paper. W# have all oolors.
S T O y E s.
Wa have the onlv Reversible. Top-plate Cooking Stoves in tha market. The Keystone. Hu quehnnna and Juniata, waicb re warrent to be the'heat bakers and tha has
last atovea in the marketwewill selll at Urn very lowest priceand sirs written guarantees. Also nil kinds of Ranges ...d other ,L ves. COME A NDSEK OUR KKIhTON
COOK STOVE ; IT IS THK HANDSOMEST IN Tllh WORLD,
A fine lot of Pocket knives and Scissors
at Welch's, Ballafonte.
LAST NOTICE —Parsons owing state
and county tax, on duplicate in my bands,
ara hereby notified that if Ux is not paid
until January court, aext, tha same will
he placed in tha hands of a Justice for col
lection. °^ ( !i . L' i
Collector for Potter.
A new golden tongue organ, war
ranted. effered very low. for hall cash and
half trade. Apply at this office.
Boya' Tool chests, very;cheap at Welch's
Uollsfonte-
A. 8. WASHINGTON.
Kasriokabli BAMM aki> Hiiarit*-
sir, in tha old bank building Guarantees
satisfaction in all his work, and aaks the
public patronage. Has had long experi
ence in the city.
heaths.
On Nov 28rd, in Harris towcshlp. Row
land. son of Jas. and Margaret Osmen.
aged 'it years, IB months and a days.
On Nov. %, in Herri* twp.
aged 91 years, 11 months and 4 day*
Oa Nov. 27th, in lUrris twp, Sarah Ag
nesa Otto, wife of David Otto, and daugh
ter of Jas, and Margaret Osman. aged i!>
years, 8 months, and 18 days.
On Nov 29th. in Harris twp, Mrs. An
n* Gin*•rich, widow of John uiifirico,
aged 61 years, 10 month* ahd 28 day*.
On Dec. 9th. at Oak Hall. Mr.
min Peters, aged 66 years 3 months and 1
day.
In Mutter's Valley. Nov 10 Joseph
Jerome, aged 3 years, 7 months, A days)
Nov. SB, (.wtoline Emelina, aged II years,
9 months, 7 days ; on :tbe same dey, also.
Maggie Sibbtlla, aged I yeer. 9
V 4 deyi. all children of Israel and Maria
Boney, and died with diphtheria.
At Sute Collage. Wednesday. Nov. 7.
1877, of palsy. George W. Tate, aged 6*
years ana 8 months.
At Pne Qrova H'lH, Nov. 16, Mr.
Samuel Duch, aged 86 yaass. to month*,
and 18 days. Mr. Duch wasupporlad by
the township.
Spring Mill Market.
While Wheat. 1 *6.
Red " 18&
Rye, 60c.
goro, ears, per bo. new, ,40e
au, tte.
Buckwheat, 74c.
Clereraeed >6 00.
Chop, per ton, 5J3.00.
Platter, ground per toa, f 10.00
Krri per doa., 30c.
Coal, Kg*, per ton, 4.50.
'• Stove, 4.80.
' Chestnut, 125.
•• I'm, 3 00,
Photograph, Autograph and Scrap air
hum* in enJleai variety at Welch'i Book
itore, Bellefonte.
BauLaroPTa llaaaara.—
by Shortiidge A Co.
Flour per barrel, wholesale, f 7 SO. I
retail. 800.
White wheat, 1 86.
Red " Itt. ,
Rye. 66
Corn, thelled, 60
Corn, cob, 40.
Oatt, 26. ...
Barley, rye weight, 55
Clerereeod >4 per 14 poundi.
Potatoa* retail, 80
Nora Scotia platter, ground, 10 00.
Cayuga " t 9OO
Potatoot. 25.
Onione, Me
Butter, per lb., 21e.
Urd.
Bacott, eidee, .10c.
'• shoulder*, 10c.
" llama, 14c.
Tallow. 7c.
Rage, 2c
Do aot buy the old etyle Roll fringe
when yeu can get the two fly frioge et
I boyera for 30c yard. Mec 4t
BPKINO MILLS
Grain Warehouse
& Coal Yard.
H. KRUMREINE A 801 L
New Warehou** now ready for the ,
reception of grain, and the
Highest Cash Price Paid
Highest Cash Price Paid
for all kind* of
Grain and Seed.
Grain and Seed.
COAL!.
Small Stove, Lump, Pea,
and Lime burner* Coal alway* on
band at LOWEST PRICES. Also
Ground Plaster $ Salt.
Hides! Hides!
Bring your hide* and receive the b*t
market price in cash for them.
6 dec. 3 m.
tAJ~*MTCn*° —re '* *"*
WAN I tllD.labborb.od. iu Dr. linwi
KamaUi. to Inlrfedfefefe 11. S*a*l tns. <*•£■' Ttltoa.
Pittsburg, I". Mow. IM
0 TEACHERS and FRIENDS of EDUCATION:
The Thirty-first Annual Session of the C nt-e County Teachers'
Institute will be held in the Court House. Be lafonle. Pa., commenc
ing TUESDAY, Dee SA, at tt o'clock A M, and closing FRIDAY
afternoon. Doc. 28, 1877.
It it hoped that all the Teachers of our Public Schools will be
present; and Teachers of Private Schools, and those preparing to
leach, are requested to become members ol the Institute.
A cordial invitation to attend is extended to all.
rKSTHtrCTOfIS :
Prof. JOHN H. KKMKNTttOUT. of the Keystone HtaioNorn al
School, will be present Thursday and Friday, and devote I is time
chiefly to the f(flowing subjects - Memory and its Culture, E'ytnol
ogy and Mental Culture, Methods of forming Synopses, and school
Etiquette
Prof. C. ALFRED SMITH, ofthe Pennsylvania State College,
will give an Illustrated lecture on Chsiuislnr.
Prof. O W. FORTS' EY, Principal P< sin's Valley Institute
will give instructions in English Grammar.
Prof. W. A. KKISK. will give several Object Let*oni.
Prof- C. L. URAMLKY, will have charge of the Vocal Mcic
department.
Prof. 11. K. 110Y, will give three or four lossont en U. S. His
tory.
J. H. RANKIN, Esq., Principal of the Bellefonte PubUc
Schools, will give instructions in Reading, Mustratii-g his metto.xl
by praclical.orill* of a rlaatof his students. Mts> ROSE A WOOII,
or the same school,;jl| have a class of her p'inils pr-sent and gisa
drills in Arithmetic.
Rev. D. M WOLF end Prof JACOB RHONE have consented
to be present and give instrucMons on some 'op.es Mr GEO W.
RUMUAROER will deliver a short address on tha following sub
ject : Eighteen years in the School Room.
A part ofthe morning seasions will be devoted to the discussions
of practical questions that present themselves to the Teacher in bis
every dey exnerienre in the school room. Let eech Tetu her u- te
some of the difficulties that beset him in hit oaily work, ute ths-m
belore the Institute and the experience of otb< r may help Mm
At last year's Institute there was quite creditable exhibit of
Scholars' Work, and are again invited to bring specimens
of Penmanship. Drawing. Map Drawing.*wun the naton of tlm Au
thor, Teacber and School District Ibcreoo, and leave on exhibition
during the week.
wzmm LscTunn.
TUESDAY.
(Arrangements not completed.)
ED*EM I> A Y .
Col. A. FRAN K SELTZER, of Lebanon. Pa - Subject —What
I know about It-'nev. Col. SKt-Taia comes recommended by
Hon. Henry Houch, Deputy Stipt Pub Instruction, aa follow- :
"As a humorous lecturer he is one ol the bttt. Ha is a pleasant
speaker and makes many excellent poinu."
T If Ell NBA Y .
Prof. JOHN S. KRMKNTKoUT. ef the Keystone Slate Nor
mal School, Kutxu-wn, Pa.—Subject—The Aru ol Memory.
.1/ ISCELL.i.YEO US.
An opportunity will be given to dtcw*a ail tha Subject* treated
during the day saasion*.
Teachers are required by tha constitution of the Institute to pay
a fee of 60 cents. An admission fee of 35 cents will be cherged for
the lecture on Wednesday evaning.
H MIT BE,
Bsllxvoxtr, Fmx'x. Dec. 4, '77. County Supk
NSW SSII,£,tNBRY AND FANCY GOOBS
STORE AY POTTER'S WlttS.
Mrt. Anna M. Weaver takaa pleasur* in announcing to the people of Pollers Mill*
and vicinity, that the will otwn a new and elegant
STOCK OF FANCY GOODS,
in connection with a Millinery Store, on Saturday, Oct. 20h. A full line ol choice and
< fashionable good* always on hand at copuUr price*.
Dressmaking in all its branches will be a prominent feature o( Lmine+a. ltocSm
' lIOBURN AND PPRING HILLS.
\ ——:o: D —:o: || -:o:-
M o To fJ A:
Coburn Station.
Wholesale andRETAIL DEALERS
' —ALL i"
WHEAT; RYE,
OATS, COR.Y,
CIA) VERSEED, %c., se.
Coal, Plaster and Salt
DELIVERED AT SPRING MILLS.
by the Car load, and at wholesale and retail at Cohurr. :Uticu
Highest Cash l'rlcc Paid For Grain.
' COALSOLD AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
; - " MOTZ & SNOOK.
c. 0. CONNER.
MERCHANT TAILOR
In Bank Building, Oulro Hell.
Would rrwoctfully ennouna to tba
gem of this r|cinty that be bat Ukern
roonu In abora building wh.ra ha i* pro j
pared to do all kindt of work belonging
to hit lino, for men and bey*. and accord
ing to latett atyla*. Ooodt told by aamj
pie. Having bad nine year* experience;
he guarantee* all work to render perfect
*ali*farUon, and tolicita a hare of I"'
public patronage Gdncy
"Fashionable Dressmaker.
The udemigned ropectfully announce*
bir New DroMmaker. E.UhlHbment ln
the houie lately occupied by John H. StiK
ler. All kind* of family sewing neatly
done. Charges reatonabla. Hoping loj
merit the patronag# of the people of Cen
tre Hall and vicinity by turning out neat
and durable work. Mas. UaarxT SMITH.
JOaent tf.
i SOU! HU S9CHT7 3i851
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m*4 Md* iiiirt'"! to U* n-c*iet.ea wtoatowd Ii ato m4fw
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hm+x mm tor toa dam m fe*t*ia <bo 0.44
UL 1 iiijrm -- r , - t *' r l'-' _ "x^ {i 'n fJ
GOLD B ADO E COUPON. j
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ar 1-M>a aa*|a Tla will M at iMIUbn. fc-a al.af MM abMY*. Jf
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V MM. * u kfetfekw •* rrtfeife. fefe* OM-SMlfefefe MMiktaW | Xfe. . Pt*Aa, *M/
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■fe A a*4f. (>waw. feTfeMsfefe* kfefeit fefeUkMa*). Ka. a*. Taia rf MUM u<'l.ri. ,—|V_. fA
Uti caMkifea*. Ma. M, a* Mfe. afe* o*l raltowi lanlUfel; Mfe. *, MfeMlg / jnfft \
auMfetl aiipffer, iu ou*M >■* a*fefe>*. \ ■n.nx/
IMPORTANT MTOTIQ^J.
*1 Ik. Wfm.r tkU Mfetra*. (kU kkanl .rraiiwiofel k"l*. raM.MV /
(fijiCTyn>il\l m. >M M .r uu MP* . ikuaar. u u a iMa i .Vtr... ar .u vk.fett —ila^E99
Mai ulu kaMtw <k Mfe u>ai tk., an BM l>'M<KV4ki rWa> ar Ik. at 1M V 'fei* Tj.
UMfeWMIBMI All w 1.. /C
/L r*Ahsu* jEWKUtyro., INIMIIIR.. PMV ra
AMjmwm Ilfdimr" a— b-a..s. .. . . |t uf-.Agau,
tvjriMl h; Ul >'A4.KkX J*UIV Co., IkH,
fj©Uii i rALisfIS;
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Centre Hail, Pa
I Bu*inet* tland upstair* in the building
[formerly occupied by lbs Centre Repor
Iter.
Will furnih gentlemen with clothing,
made to order, of the beet material lha'
••an be bought in Phi'adclpbia or New
York. Long experience 'he be*ine*
t Hellefonte enable* them to turn out flr*t
c!a* work in all ro*pecta. Bd octet
Spring Mills Hotel.
GEO C. BKEON. Prop'r.
■ Thi hotel giver aooowmodotion to trar
ieller* second to gone "i the county. The
stable* are large, roomy and attended by
careful bottler.. Long experience a* a
landlord enable* the proprietor to make
'hit guest* feet at home all the time. doc 6
CENTRE HALL
DRUG STORE.
MILLER a HON.
(Successor to J. K Miller A Son.)
Dealeria Pure Drug* and Medicines.
Dya stuffs, and Druggist's sundries.
PC/tli WINK AND LIQUOjIS
Fur medicinal purpose*.
The best braids of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
aiwayi in stock.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded.
MILLER ANON
Jas. Harris df Co.
NO 5, RROCKERHOFF ROW.
ißorfAnl,
P A I N T 8,
oil]Tetc.,
JAS. HARRIS A CO.
Bcllefi nt*.
Gil AH AM & SON.
Graham 6 Hon are offering extra induce
menu m
CASH BUYERS.
We have the largest and <-heae*t stock ol
Boori* AND SHOES
1 in QeUiiAiOf- and are determined to aell a<
jiuch price. a will mit the pocket* f e
1 ery one N w the time to buy your 61
and winter at.ck Yu can g.-t a g-* a aoi
id Leather Button Shoe for Ladiea, from
S2 00 to *2 20
j Ladie* coar* .hoes, $1 2f
Men*' C'irf h Hu, 2 fii
! Childr-n* f**h<kl iWt, 1 U
Men*' wuqJ ltbad rum b<v,u, S.<V
•• Buckle orenhoes, 1 fib
I " " " Cuncrtw gaiters, l.fit
" ** " Aiasbaa. l.Ub
" all rum o\erboec, .to
| Women*' ail gum overahoea, .♦
M ia*e' all rum urershoea, .86
Mens' lumberman's guma, solid heal extra
' *?n*y, 1 fifi
Lei it be distinctly umkntomi tiuu
theae are git feral-class Rubbci
| Good*. 20raayii
A MAN
CF A THOUSAND.
Having tiiMHMrviatl. m n manner aimo-i
providential, a poaitive cure for Con utop
jllon and at) Lung Complants. I feel it m\
,dut> to make known in a practical muor
jbv furnishing a *ample bottle, free oi
charge, to al' sufferer*. my only lu.oe os
remuneration being that the medicine wii*
! perform a<l 1 claim for it. The ingredi
i enU are of the choicest herbal product*
I and perfectly aafe ; will h- seat fr<>e to all
' Addrwa at net. Dr (k Piie p Brown, 21
jOratid StreoL. Jersey City. N. J., or mat
;he hud of J K Miller A bus, Druggist*.
ijOeotm Hall. Pa jan 4 ly
WM P. WILSON. Attornment'Law.
Bellefonte Pn )ißce in Mrs. Ben
I r' Building. BeHetonte Pn.
! Lincoln Powder, make* but*
Iter sweet eiKihard, and quicker to churn
! Try it—for aale at Win Wolfe atom
BRICK rOK lALK -Pirat clnaa brtck
will be kept on hand for tale by J. 0
• Deininger at Zerbe'a Centre Het>
brica yard*. These brick are
offered o low that k will pay perron* at a
; diatance to come here for tbem.
Intending to continue in tbe manufac
ture <<f brick tbey will be kept ccn-ianUy
•n band, and fair inducement* offered to
i pun-haesra.
I7.ua if. ELE ZKRBIE
W. R. CAMP'S
POPULAR.
| Fur nit are Rooms!
CENTRE HALL. PA.
>| 1 manufacture all kind* of Furniture for
I
i Chamber*. Dining Room*, Libraries and
Hall*.
If you want Furniture of any kind, don't
buy until you tee my stock.
UNDERTAKING
In all iu branches. I keep in stock all
the latest and ni'wt improved Coffins
and Cakeu, and hg* every facil'
ity lor properly conducting
tbis branch of my business, ,
I have a patet-i Corpse
Preserver, in which
bodies can be
preserved for aconsiderable length of time.
Jull tf W. R CAMP.
Chas. H. Held,
Clock, WHlrhmakt-r A Jewelei
Milllteiiu. CVuirt Co., Pa.
At kind* of clock*. Watch** and Jewelry of th*
ataat M|l. u *la* la* MaranrtMe Pat*al Cairadar
lock*, provided wild a onmplet* iodvx of th* moalh
,d dnj of u moo Ik and weak on tu lac*, wklah la
carractad •* parfact ttm* kaaper.
Oloeka. Walcbcaand Jawalrj rapaliwd *a abort ae
on and nnuud
J-JR.S.G. GUTELIUB,
Dentist, Mlllhelm.
OfntkhsnMoaalMitlcwl* Uw public. Ha I*
prapamd h perform aUopcratloaa La th* denial prv
raaalua.
Hataacw fall}prepared to attract, laathabaolat
it bi.nl pain. mS 7
WM P. MM ANUS. Attorney at*lw
Dciieionie, Fa. Office with Jas
vie Menus. esq 28juHf
IMPORT AN TO TRAVELERS.
—TH K—
BUSH HOUSE!
BKLLiroNTK. ra.
Hat been recently thoroughly renovated
and repaired, and under the management
of the New Proprietor, Mr. P. D. Me*
COLLU M, formerly of Pittsburg, is first*
clan in all its appointment*
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
A reoffend to those in attendance ateourt
and other* remaining in town for n tew
lavs at a time.
The liirpest and most superbly Designed
Motel in Central Pennsylvania.
VII modern conveniences. Go try tbe
Bush house.
1P F. D. JicCOLLTJM, Proprietor.
r\&w>s' DRUGSII drugs
17 fi. T. Shugert, ha*>g parchm*-'
<Uhit "T on Allegheny treet,
font*, nett door lo tbt hardware Store
Hick* A Bro., Hm tucked mo* ill ltd U i
with oil tht mo*t popular
j DRUGS A MEDICINES, | „
'•CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY ir "
j SOAPS, 00MBS AMD BRUSH 18,
j TRUSSES, SUPPORT RB, BRACKS,
U FANCY AMD TOILET
j ARTICLES, Ac,, Ac., At. j
'•Unt Medicine*, AlrehOl, port Win
nd Liquor* for medical purptMS iml.
'nytlcian'* pretoripUooi rarefutfy tu
wtindod ni onion •n.w -d with cat
nd di patch. Farmer* and PhytioUi
rum tho country will dad oar aterk o
tedicinre corn pitta, warranted geaulec
nd of tbt boat quality.
( bit Sure will remain under tbt dirt
>n of tbt aeconspltibtd drugglat a*
•armaciit heretofore cor: n twl with
tr. 11. M Harrington, and we rat pool ft
y tolieit tbo cu*iom of oar frieed. mi
m old patront of the tiort.
d-ptf S.T.BHUGEBT.
Forks House!
PERRY STOVER, PBOP'R.
Tbt Forkt Hoatt, at Coburo ttation,
and cotumodioaa, and it a apt la to
lunntr. Bad and board eecond la at
n tba county. Sub I in* for W bor.
k a rammer retort it will b# fad ai
Miat c-uid ba daafrad, right ia tba baari
;od A.bing and bunting ground*
•irreunded by tba moat roaaaatie letter v
not y
W. A. CURRY:
daaf&Sbaa hlafcer,
tb.k IRL UALL.PA.
Would moat ra*pactfbily inform the < i
u of tbia vi- inity, that ba baaatqrt< j
aw Root and Sboa Shop, and woald t.
naakful for a bartaf tba public pair -
<ge. Boot* and Sbot* mad* to order ai>
x-cording to atyla, and worrasle hit w.
<> equal aay made elaewhere. All ku.
• f repairing dona, and charge* raa*<>a* I
*•* Mm a call. Ibbll ' i
J°?*L POTTER, Attortj i<i
lMlO(w,a. oHm la ia* Aaawad. aart* ate.
aOßft tbUUdM. Ra^aiaa^
GLtAMINIS PIHILICAfToN>
iiwiinUian* la nto tar mm at HI Ptn
'CiSSiSgiS.'at^-. -.
araal* he all woaaaalam.
omnia toPtrar m
uutm Wma**;afiaaN***ane.
ye* — etaawa*** aalp> t **a* Wat
tba *rtaa a* Uk aMU m torn |ins mtm .
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Q OAAggSSggC
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aa* A aaah Praaaat at trim * u SM eflbe . •
'■ •" mn oaHwarfclu aoaai ImTh ana
■ ■ll <aa{U.areattar an! aTte. : torpa na*ln a -
r*~ t*stn-^nrjsL_r.
i nyCDCBOOKOrKMOWLMDOM.mtmr
T f " n °al Lea*. OmMW i*i lank..
JIVEN AWA yr.*=r=sr
CTgILR^OR*YINC
Nervous Debility.
Vital vhw ar r>i*n una, * aeafe **■ ra.
aIM. mm nao er cowaaa I <*• tmm ml Baa .
■iw wwk. ledaeretow Or tiawiea, ar
-Urn ma oal a a aleafa —rat la
iutupbitry a Homeopathic Spoct,
No. 28.
a Man u< twUiula the mips*. Shape Ike
*fam aad if n wiiia. Haf*a aml ufwao
• -—P ' ha 4nSa u] iOmomu* im wUn bu
S wSi*mW raan rtt pMfnl psa—Si fa
••a aa w iTifTT htiattaur rj .
*a rat pnbit trf In full I*4 as as Mat *f
-.wSac hut bp atllamul)! at pdu SSWi i
hapnar Hnin*iU>i Milaai Of |una.
■ ilMaln YatkZ ISwar.f.
e777Sr:tr!£2r4s.tsrsS
111 aaaaTaMnar bml. la aar sari af >b*
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Beat stabling for bursas. Stags* arri
and depart rverv day for all points.
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DOOR.
For $1 we will aend free bw meil.f
aojr oea of tba foUeviag lata :
B distinct ra. m'thly roses, wiatar lew
eriag.
8 M Bogoniae, M
8 " Carnation Pinks "
8 " Chinese Cbrjaantbemas.
8 " Zonal Uoranlunw, w. t
8 " Double '*
8 " Itj Leased, **
8 " Heliotropes, "
6 " Abutilons, **
2 " Doubts Camelina, "
4 M A palest, "
4 " Lobster Oertna,
6 " Bourardia*.
6 " Sir visa A Eupatoriums.
8 " Fuchpias. w. t
4 " Doubls Violets, " ,
2 " PoinseUa. Scarlet
White, w. L If;
4 " . Plumbago. " ft
8 " Ferns, for Wsrdisn easels
4 M Palms,
" Mosses, "
6 " MsranUs, M &
8 " Hyacinth Balks.
3Q assorted Tulips, Bulbs.
60 " Crocus, "
2 " Jacobean Lily, Bulks. ■
12 " Oxalis. W
4 Lily of the Vslley, ks
B New Pearl Tuberoae.
OB BY EXPRESS:
Bof any of the $1 collection for $3 |
7 " "
9 " " t< fie
12 " " •• fii
14 M "
Or the whole collection of 388 Bulb-p
and Plants sent by express on receipt
of Sl6 00, to which eftber of our Boot y
Garduniug for Profit,' Practical Flori '
culture. r tiardenine for Plea*u -
(value $1 60 each). ~will be added
Deacriptiva Catalogue free.
PETER HENDERSON A CO
Seedsmen and Floristft,
Sttient, New Yerk-
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