THE CENTRE liH*OHTER. Centre Hall, Pa.Th'rsd. March 7 78. #-TKKta.— $2jcr year. wArn Mid in intrant* $2.50 tehen not void in adrnn-e. Adeertieement* 20et* per fine for three in- MTtion*, and ft eenfaper lint for evert, ttb ftqufit in*ertion. Adrertisements by the ~„tr at a liberal discount. Suh*rrihrr*ovi*tde the county shouln re* tnit u 10 et*. amount of one year'* post net, in*lead ofKkts as formerly when yaid iv ihem*elve*. , Suh*eribers ran altray* tell A. >c lne\r re count* stand at the Reporter ofiite by eon nultino the table* on their payer*. I' the table read* "John Roe 1 jan i 6'_' if means that John i* indebted for ntbscrtpfion from the Ist of January, 1876, and that it t* txtne he tea* paytnfl the printer. LODGE WEttNOB C.tltnU OH. I- I -MVI*. *. W*. I O l ■ ■••I* 5 M.diuiull>, Mn. H. P. S" 11 "' *' Oi.p Pout So. Iff. Y.A. Mon.Uj muni n or belors each fall • Odd Fallow* Hill. .. „jyr m CI. r. Huuoni. Swt. J. a. M-Wl**- . Va.xiaaaa ***, So, * Pf "• ; Hall. o*nt<- Hail on lha Satnrdar er> 4 moon.tiP M and eeerj two Mklafter, daa kellor Masler l.ro**n Kaoaa. aeex. LOCAL ITEMS. A. Rorst't sale, r.ear Linden Mall, March D 2. , _ Sale large farm'steck. Jeaath. Bar ter, F* nn > March 14. Sale, lots ot J From, deed, Centre Hall, March 16. Sale personal property of Mrs t oter Smith, Centre nail. March IS. K Jour Blacksmith wanted immedi ately by J - T. Lee. Centse Hall. " _l_Try Sechler's prunes and dried ami canned peaches, if you want something nice- Sold very low. and blustery weather, with an occasional sprinkling of snow. Old Folks' concert, in 51. F. church. Friday evening. Go. Mart and Joo Pack, ot Wolfs Store. have left or Kansas, to look out new homes. . Mr. P. F. Keller also Airs- Carrie E. Wolf, of this place, intend going to Kan sis this spring. Will Richard, for the last throe years employed in the Reporter office, also le.T for Kansas with the large party on Tuesday. —— H. G. Conser and sons, Joe Beck. and two Courters, of Brushvalley .eft for Kansas, Tuesday. Will Henny. of Potters Mills went to Missouri. On Tuesday the Centre county emi grants to Kansas took their departure for Kansas. Thair names were giten in a former issue of the Reporter. change their post-office address this spring should netify us. Gitc old and new ad dress. Wm. Horner, of near this place. was robbed of Ro a short time ago, in a Irock Haven hotel. Sorry Bill couldn't pepper the thief with tho contents of a revolver, Two chap* were arrested for the theft. Suicide is not more sinful than neg lecting a cough. For only 25 cenu you can buy a botfie of Dr. Bull's Cough Syr up and be saTed from death. will work inslaneously in unhitching a horse, whether you are in a buggy or out side, go to J. T. Lee, and get one of bis paten: single trees. Cheap and perfectly safe. As the silver bill has passed now is the time to go for Sechlers fresh and cheap groceries and especially for the large and finelotof queensware now on their shel ves. Why worry and suffer with coughs and colds, when such an excellent remedy as Green * Compound Syrup of Tar, Hon ey and Bloodroot will relieve you. Only try it. Ask ycurdruggist or storekeeper for it. or tend to F. P. Green, Beilefonte. It ha* cured numberless cases. An elegant table syrup, at Sechler * grocery at only 60 cents per gallon- Only think of it 1 For good Tobacco, fine Cigars, fresh Candies, Peanuts, Orange*. Lemon*, Co conuts. etc., go to C. Dinges. Prof. Hubler's cla*se* in vocal mu sic are large, vix.- At Centre Hall 89, PleasentGap 92 and at Boiling Springs 66 pupils. They close with a concert at each place. The Rebersburg Uenrysburg) water bill, passed the beuse on 27, and is now be fore the senate, which will also pass it. At Spring Mills one thousand tons ofcoalbaTe been sold since the rr. was opened. J. D. Long has also engaged in purchase of grain. I. J. Grenoble will soon eccupy bis large new store. Newman is first on hand with a stock of new Clothing for spring, and latest style*, and prices just to please and goods No. 1. Call at the Eagle Clothing Hall, it is the place for bargains. New man sells cheapest of all—has the largest as sortment of all. Treats you like a gentle • man, and is glad to see people even if they do not wish to buy. —lt grieves us to announce the death of Maj. P. Benner Wilson, of Beilefonte, TheMaj. was a brother of' Col. Wni. P. Wilson, and a-brother-in-law of John B. Linn, deputy Sec'y of the commonwealth. Maj. "Wilson was well known over this county and outside, and was "a genial, warm hearted and benevolent gentleman who will be missed in many circles. The Greenbackers held a conven tion at Beilefonte, oa last Friday, to'elect delegates to a greenback state convention. There were few or no delegates from Pennsvalley. Be*. Miller has sold hi* stete-build ing in this place to J. D. Murray, for SI7OO. Mr. Murray has also purchased the drugs in the same, and will continue the drug-store. We invite the attention of our read ers to the large advertisement of the Franklin Jewelry Co., in another column. Any of the articles would make elegant presents, Every order sent ibem will be filled. A FIKST CLASS BUSINESS CHANCE.— HARDWARE, TIKWARK AXD STOVE STORE TOR SALE.— Located at Spring Mills, Centre county, Pa., tbe ter minus of tbe Lewisburg, Centre and Spruce Creek railroad. Is now a very good stand, and will be one of the best in tbe State this year and in tbe future. The tin-shop alone will and does pay well, as there are none nearer than Millheim and Centre Hall, both about 6 miles eff. We can convince any parties wishing to buy that it ii a good business point. Will sell sloro room and contents at first cost. Our reason for selling is that ona of us ex pects to be away a greater part of this summer in tbe water and steam gover nor business, in which we have lately be come largely interested, and our business in the Bellefonte store requinngour whole attention. This is a good chance for any one desiring this line of business, her particulars, inquire of the below mention ed firm at their place of business in Belle fente. THOMAS A. HICKS & BKO. WILL SELL CnKAi\— lo first-class new western two horse agons. F. P. VON AD A. 2i f e b3t Madisonburg, Pa VISITINO CARDS. —Tour name printed on 25 Mixod cards, no two alike, for 10 cents. _ _ „ _ WM. KURTZ, Centre Hall, Pa. Tbe best cheese made in America lower than elsewhere, always to be found at Sechler's grocery, where you can find a complete assortment of all other groceries fresh and pure. Penn's Valley Institute. The third term of this ACADEMIC SCHOOL will commence on the third Mon day (15) in April, and continue ten weeks. Tuition per term, from $5 to sß—half in advance. Board from $2.60 to $3 per week No deduction on account of ab sence, unless in caseof protracted sickness Location desirable. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. vpj GJJW. FoJtx**y, Centre Hall, P*. Boai.smko., March 4. ISrS.—The Mu sical Convention held here last wreck was in every respp. t a gran i lUOOfCI. It wa conducted b* Profs P. II Meyer, of this place, and t.owel M. Meyer, of Centte Mall, C. H Meyer presiding at the instru ment, and Low-el M. Mover conducting the singing. These gentlemen performed their offices excellently, each fully meet ing the expectations of the people Mr. C. U. Mover is an elegsi t player and sing er, and because of his extensive experi ence is hard to excel as a convention man. Mr. Lowol Meyer is decidedly one of the finest singers we have ever heard, and ap peared several times as a Solo singer, each time he was greeted with rounds of ap plause We can truthfully say that we never hoard in Philadelphia or Sow York better singing than was done bv l'rcf. Mover, llis facial expressions added very much to the effect of his singing, and ev ery one tried te get where the.v could see him when he ang. During bis short stay hero he made for nimsnlf many friends. Mr. Rcitmvor of Lewi-burg, the artistic violinist, arrived in time to assist on Thurs day and Friday. Mr. Reitmyeras a vio linist, certainly has no superiors In this part of the country, and will long be re membered here as the "Boss \ io'.inist We might mention othe-s who figured prominently but space will net permit The convention closed on Friday even ing with a grand concert. The music was excellent and the audience very large. The church whieh is quite a large one, was tilled te its utmost, at least a half hour before the exercises began. A great many could not gain admittance at all. We have been informed that about ses - enty-five dollars were realised on that one evening, which was considerably less than half of the net proceeds of the convention. The class which numbered over a hun dred was composed of singers from all along this valley, from Aaronsburg to Spruce Creek. All singers troui a distance were entertained free of charge ; our good people believing that "A gotnl cause ought to make a generous heart, as the proceeds are to |p> to our Academy, which is now again in successful operation All ap peared to enioy themselves very much, and went away nillyeonvinoed that Reals bur* is certainly the place for a musical convention, and determined to attend our next Thanks are due to Mr Jacob \\ eber tor the use of his organ, Mrs C. Woods for thixuse of her piano, and the Methodist congregation for the use of their church. The Committee of Arrangements con sisting ef Harry S. Stuart, Geo. R. Jack. Jacob Weber. Thos. Riley and A H. h.reamer, were untiring in their efforts to make the convention a success, and to make it pleasant for those Tlsiting our town- The following is a li.-t ef the names with post office address of those who took ar. active part in the exercises. To tho best of our knowledge no names have beer, added merely to swell the list. Aarontburc. — Miss Susie Lencard, Mis* Emma Desbler, Mr. Lencard, and J. P. I)eh!er. Millhoim —Mr. and Mrs Guteliu*. Spring Mills.—Misses Sadie Ker'in, Ma ry Leitxel, Leasie Miller. Messrs. M. Miller. Prof. Reitmyer. Chas Leitxel, H. Krumrine, David Kerlin, Gunsallas, and Frank Hoover. Centre Hall.— Miss Annie Keller, Dr. J. C. McKntire, Prof. Lowel Meyer and Christian Hoffer. Linden Hall.—Misses Laura Tressler, Alice Rupp, Arrie Sanner. Messrs. \\. U. Rupp, I. J. Tressler. Jenathan Tress ler. Edward Hes*, and Wesley Tressler. Grayville.—Win. Leech. Slab Cabin.—T. Scott Bailey. Pine UroTe. Misses AltuaMutscr.Gus tie Ward, Clara Ward, Laura Morton, Adella Musser. Nannie Obrien. Messrs. Oliver Livingston, John Kreps. State College.—Mtases Annie Garner, Lillie Musser, Belle Lylle. Logansville.—Mrs. Klecktier, and Chas. Meyer. Lenient Misses Sailie Schreck, Alice Scbrcck, Lixxie Botorfl, Pris. A. Packard, Mary K. Wasson, Mrs. Sbuey, Mrs. Geo. Marix. Messrs Jared Shuey, Martin Dale, and Miss Maggie Duey. Pleasant Gap.—G. W. Kline. Boa'sburg.— Misses Susie Jack, Lixxie Jack, Clara Condo, Annie Weber, Annie Condo, Lena Jordon, Aggie Sellers. Mary Sellers, Angelina Sellers, Sadie Kuhn, Belle J. Rankin, Ellen Sheneberger, Ma ry Riley, Kate Fortney, Ellie Smith, Clara Keller, Sarah Stover, Nannie Sto ver. Maggie Groh, Effie Burchfield, Mag gie Leech. Mollie Burchfield. Mary Rock er, Ella Hummel, Amanda Meyer, Ada line Meyer, Julia A. Seinehart, Lizxie Goheen, Lixxie Hummel, Mrs. Peter We ber Messrs. Henry Meyer Riley Kream er, J. P. Weber, A. It. Kreauier, Wm. Col lens, Alfred Unman, Henry Keller, Fred Meyer, Samuel Moore, Calvin Mey er, Pref. r. H. Meyer. John Weber, Geo. Ferrer, Chas. Knbn, P. M. Weber, Ned. Sellers, Dr. J F. Woods, Jacob Meyer, Fred Weber, Calvin Riley, and William Bobn. — ♦ —. Weather fine again. Mr. W. B. Shaffer has opened a new shoe-tuakerahop in this place. See card. Mr. Jacob Wagner, of Potter, re ports that he has a calf that weighed 112 pounds the meaning after it was born. Who can beat thai? Millbeim —Quite a number of improve-1 menu are going 011 and in contemplation, J among these building by Jonath. Harter, Wm. Hency, J. W. Snook, Win. )\ eiicr and others. There is a lull in the branch railroad—keep the ball rolling, it will be ' a convenience for Aaronsburg 'and M'.lrs tp. and thoio localities might be induced to help; it would obviate the necessity of the new twp. read. The south end of town is growing towards the Forks A specialty is made In t^ueensware by Sechler Jt To., and they have upon their selves the most elegant assortment of that kind of goods, in the county. All housekeepers and persons just commenc ing will do well to see Sechler's Queens ware before purchasing elsewhere. Offer ed very cheap. List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Centre Hall Pa. March. 1, 1878 Mrs. Sarah Lee 1, Mr. Oscar Anderson 1, Mr. William Stewart 1, Mr. N. H. Barr, 1, Mr. William Gregory 1. Persons calling for above letters will please say advertised. J. A. KEESMAN. P. M , Den't fail to go and hear the Old Folks' Concert, given by the ladies of the M E. Church, of Bellefonte, to be held in the Methodist church, at this place. March 8. As far as we have learned, the Enter tainment was a success at Bellefonte, which, no doubt, will be repeated with like success here. The Exercises will con sist of Old-time Choruses, Songs. Instru mental Music and Tableaux The pro ceeds will be appropriated to a good cause Admission 25 cents' With a view of introducing the great new vegetable medicine known as Sierra Nevada Vigorene to the people of Centre Ilall and vicinity, the proprietors have authorised their Agent to give away a certain number of one dollar bottles- Those afflicted with Dyspepsia, Kheu matisin, Impure Blood or Billious Disor ders, please call upon or send to J- K. MILLER & Sow, Druggists, and get a bot tle of Vigorene. Take it strictly as direct ed upon the bottle and you will not be disappointed in finding relief and a cure. CONGRESS. We are authorized to announce that I). G. Bush, of Bellefonte, will be a can didate for Congress, eubject to demo cratic rules. PBOTHONOTARY. Mr. 8. M. Kwartz, of Potter,, desires to inform his friends and democrats that he will be a candidate for the nomination of Prothonotary. 4t John Treasterl In ths Court of Common vs Sylva- [ nia Treaster.) Picas of Centre county. No. 62, April Term, 1M77, Subpoena in Di vorce. The undersigned, a commissioner ap pointed by tho Court of Common Pleas of said county to take testimony in tbe above case, will attend to the duties of his ap pointment at his office, in the old Conrad House in Bellefonte, on Wednesday the 20th day ot March, 1878, at one o'clock, p. m., when and where all parties interested may attend. W. K. KKHKR. 28feb3t Corns'r. NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that the interest of the undersigned, in tbe Penosvalley Banking Company, at Centre Hall, was transferred, about one year ago, to John P. Harris, and my con nection with the same has ceased. 1 mar3t- JOHN HOFFKK, Grajon-paintiiig.-Cdymir I'ho lograph* Enlarged.— Tbe undersignod is prepared to enlarge all Photographs, in which the features are plain, especially tbe eyas. In sending pictures always mention the Color of Eyes and Hair. Price, 91 for one person, and 76 cts. each for all taken from the same photograph thereafter. For further particulars address, CK&B. W, DEISTUTS, Centre Nail, Fa. THK WAR KK\ KU IN RUSSIA ENGLAND TO WITHDRAW UKIt \ M ItASSA l>t>ll SOM K MOHK THREATS 1S GIB HALTER IN i IA N*; K U London, March I The Government hut announced in Parliament that tho con dition in tho East at preeenl waa one of suspended hoetlliflo* Tho t!mnrnmni hoped that the war WM ondo.l, hut It ws* possible tl at hostilities might ho renewed. Sir Stafford Northcote said the terms of peace wore unknown to tho English Gov ernment. hut if the* proved to he injuri ous to England, the Government would take tho proper course to protect its rights. A dispatch from t'onstantinoplo a> tliat after a conference lasting; si* hours tho KUSSMII and Turkish plenipotentiaries have hi'fn unable to agree on the tortus of BMCt NOgOllttiMW are still in pfMTHi Russia, it i stated, will not consent to the Kurepea congress being Uchl until the treaty has been signed. Forty thousand Ku-stan troops are . oncentrated between "i'chekmidje ami San Stefano, A dispatch from St. Petersburg says there is great and warlike excitement thrre, in consequence of the British Gov ernment threatening to withdraw their Ambassador at St Petersburg if the Rus sians enter Constantinople. The situation i> considered as heing very menacing The Russian troeps have advanced to Zeitinburnon, HU yards from a Turkish magaiine A dispatch to the Vienna '•pollitical Correspondence" from Con ; stantin >|i!e maintains that the pause in the negotiations is owing to Russia insisting on the cession of the Turkish ironclads and the occupation of Constantinople. The Russians, according to a Galat dis patch, have proposed to the Danubian; Commission that the latter undertake the work of clearing the Sulina mouth of the' Danube. STIPULATIONS SIGNED Turkey Coutcs to Time aud the Fact Aunouuced to the Russian Armies. "Constantinople, Sunday night. March S The treaty ot peace has been signed. The t■ rand Duke N icholat announced the fact to the soldiers at a review of Ran Slo feno to-day. Russia has abandoned her claim to tne Egyptian and Bulgarian tri bute." "The position of the British ships at Tueia is regarded as critical, owing to the short run for torpedo boats from Tchek tnedje or San Rtefano. It is strongly sus pected that Thornevcroft torpedo beats and Whitehead torpedoes are being dis patched to the sea of Marmora in sec tions. Great mistrust and uneasiness is felt res pecting the Russian designs on the Bospo rus. They can occupy the Chanak torts at a moment's notice. A Fera correspondent makes the indem nity fully a* heavy a- was reported Feb ruary "o, via , I.4iu>,rtjO,iOO roubles, with X4o,i\K),othi in bonds added. The Russians occupy Charkoi, Rodosto, Krwgii, Silivri and Tctiekmedje, all of which are admirably suited as bases for torpedo operation should it bo decided to nirnace the British fleet. The Russians are bent on entering Con stantinople with or without the Sultan's consent, and England has notified I'riace Gorlschakotf that if Russia pursues that course the British Embassador will be or- 1 dered to quit St. Petersburg. Till: LARGEST BEEP PACKING! HOUSE: IN THE COUNTRY DES- J TROYED. Chicago, February 21.—Early thia morning the beef packing house of N el-1 son Morris, at Union stock yards, the largest in the country, was entirely des troyed by fire Twelve hundred car caases of beef, 1,200 hides and 1.000 bar rels of tallow were in the building. The firm estimate the losa at from $120,000 to slso.tk<). The only known insurance, w as SIO,OOO on the budding and fixtures. The contents were uninsured. AN INUNDATED CALIFORNIA TOWN. Sau E'rancisco. February 21. —The tow n of Washington, oopoaite Sacramen to, containing "-00 inhabitants, is almost totally inundated. Many houses have been swept away and w recked and half the people are homeless. No lives were tost, bnt many narrow- escapes were made. The crevasses in Yolocoontv ex-J 1 ecad six tniles in extent, and the width is hourly increasing. Flsll Ft,p, PEXXSYL VA XIA ST It FA VS. The Fish Commissioners of the Btate, have now 500,000 brook trout, 2u0,0u0 California salmon. 150,000 salmon trout and land-locked salmon and Kennebec salmon for distribution between this date and April 1. Persons desiring fish, communicating with H.J. Kecder, Esq., at Kaston, for the Eastern part of the State; James Puffy, at Marietta, for the middle, and It. L. Hewitt, at llollidays burg, forthe Western district, will re ceive attention. The land-locked salmpn are for lakes, the Kennebec and Cali fornia salmon for water leading to the sea, and the salmon trout for deep, cool stream--. The nearest railroad station to the place of deposit, name of party to recetre, and the kind of water must be particularly described in sending or ders. A WHOLE FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH. St. Louis, Msrch 2.—A German resi dent of the place, named Moritx Keyser, went to Brwckley's groceiy store and purchased a gallon can of coal oil, which ha look to his borne. On arriving there, he started to fill a lamp, wfien the oil caughi fire, and an exploaion occurred,, which scattered tho burning fluid over the cabin and its occupants. The entire fami ly, consisting of husband, wifo and sir children, burned to death. MURDERS IN PENNSYLVANIA, j Number of Death Warrants Issued by Governor Hartrantt. Governor Hsrtranft has probably Issued more death warrants forthe executions of murderer# than any other chief magistrate of any of the States of the country. Fob; lowing is a list issued since he first be-; came governor ot Pennsylvania: Nelson E. Wade, Lycoming county, who murdered an aged ceup'e named' Mcßride and afterwards robbed them ol S9.(JOU or f 10,000. Lewis Rosentina and John Moody, of Dauphin, executed at Harrisburg several years ago. for the murder of Abram Behm, near Middletown. Win. K. l iiderzook, of Chester county, for the murder of Mr. Roes. The circum stances connected with this murder were of the most brutal character, and created a deep sensation at the time tho crime *> perpetrated. David O'Mara and Patrick Irvin, of Susquehanna county. Samuel Beighley, Westmorland coun- ty. Frederick Ueidenblud, Philadelphia. E. Ortwein Allegheny county. Barney McCue, Lycoming county, I commuted.) Joseph Brown, of Schuylkill county. Albert Brown, of Bradford county. Frederick Meyers, of Allegheny coun t V " Wm. Murry, of Allegheny county, Pat rick Quigley, of Philadelphia. George \V. Fletcher, of Phil'a Michael Doyle, Edward Kclley, John Donahue and Alexander Campbell, Mol lie Maguires. hanged at Mauch Chunk on the 21st of J uun last Thomas Munley. James Carrol. James Boyle Hugh M Ueban, James Koarity and Thorns, puffy, Mollie Maguires, of Schuylkill county, banged at PctUville on the 21 of June last Thomas Curley, of Montgomery eoun lyWm- Green, ol Allegheny county. Allen C. Lnros, of Northampton county' (transferred to the insane asylum at Har rlsburg. t Henry Linker, of Allegheny county, (commuted ) Thomus Campbell, of Luzerne county, (commuted.). Andrew Lanahan, of Luzerne county. Frank Wilson, of Dauphin county, for the murder of John Kudy, executed on the 11th of Jul v last Tnomss P. Fisher, of Carbon county, a Mollie Msguire (respited I Peter M Hugh, Patrick Tully and 1 at rick llester, Mollie Mnguiros, of Colum bia county ( pending.) „ , , JohnKehoe. Mnllio Maguire, Schuyl kill county (pending.) Edward Donnelly, Mollie Maguire, of Schuylkill county pending.) There were sixty-seven failure' in New York city during February, with Rgre- K atu liabilities of $2,668,608- The assets • re estimated at only SG'i)S,OUO. Wbitlock & Anderson, importers and jobbers in woolen goods, at New York, hare failed. Inabilities, SIfO.OOO ; assets, $11)0,000. A rich strike has recently been made in Snowdrift mine, about twenty-two miles north-west of Helena. Fifteen hundred ounces, valued at $24,000 from I the mine, are now on exhibition. The ' vein id thirteen feet wide. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER Have lately n special invoice of BELLON'S BLACK SILKS. FULL 24 INCHES WIDE Prices, • • $1.50 Prices, • * sl.ooi Prices, • • $1.75 Prices, • • 82.00 Prices, • • 82.25 Prices, * * 12.50 Prices, • * 12.75 Prices, 53.00 TUeao good* will l>e fouud on cotu|>ar isoii to l> from .6 to 6t cents leas in price than similar qualities can be bought ielsowhere. This make of Good* is thor oughly reliable, nml it unexcelled for durability of wear. 1 Also, about 500 PEiCES FANCY SILKS, IN PRICKS RANGING FROM 50 CENTS TO tl PER YARD. All of which are guaranteed to be below even current wholesale price*. (SAMPLES fall dfttript: • o/ Pry U**tt foneardad t application, and order* promptly and satisfactorily /illed thrvtig N our MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT, noc thoroughly organitett STRAWBRIDGE A CLOTHIER, N. W. Cor. Eighth and Market St*., PHILADELPHIA DEATH OF.BEN WADE i Cleveland. 0., March 2.-Ex-Senator iteniamin F. Wade died at his hen • in | Jetferon, Ohio, at 0.30 o clock thi* rnorn in f- TERRIBLE MORTALITY IN CON i STANTIN'OPLK A dispatch from Contantinopl# renort* that thouiand* of people are dying daily i I from cold, hunger and wound* received ir. jbattl* and are appealing for Immediate pecuniary aid from all charitable tocietia* and the public. Tbe ale of all the real estate of Wa, M. Lyon A Co.. will take place at the Ward Houe, Tyrone on Friday, the 29th .of March a'ext, and will be an immene affair, covering more than fifty thouend acre* of land, on which are erected furna ce*, forge* and building* of all kind*. Thousand* of acre* are rich in pipe and other iren ore*. It will bo *a*tly the . larg**t ala ever known in thi* aection of, country. JpCBLIC SALKd Will be told at the residence of Mr Smith, dee'd, about 4 mile west of Centre Hall, en WEDNESDAY. MARCH I3lh. i 1878. Three good Horte*. 1 *ix-yeariirg black driving Mare 1 four-yearling bayji driving Mare, 1 ix-yearling dun Mare. 1 three-yearly Alderney Bull, 8 young Cow* heavy with calf, 1 yearling Calf, 8 Sheen. 3 Shoal*. Top Buggy, Sulkay, 1 new Truck Wagon, 1 lwo-hore \N *gon, 1 new Cutter, 1 Mower, 1 new Plcw and va-j, riou* other tilling instrumerl*. Two pair*'< of Hay Ladder*, 5 Ton* of Extra TIMO THY HA Y, 1 double *ett of Buggv liar ne*. 2 etu of Yankee Harness, Collar*. Bridle*. 1 Cros* Cut Saw. and variou* oth er Article#. The Sale P> commence at 1 0 clock. MARY SMITH. Q RPH ANS COCRT SALE. By order of the Orphan* Court of Cen tre county, will be old at public vendue on the premise* near Centre Hall, on SATURDAY, tbe 18 day of March next, .the fallowing real eitate, th# property o* Jacob From, dec'a, to wit ONE LOT, bounded we*t by land* of Oeo. Durft. 1 south by lot of Howard Harkin*, east and north by turnpike road, containing about one-fourth of an acre, with Wagon-maker hop thereon erected. One other LOT, bounded north by lot j of Howard Harkin*. west by landaoiGeo. Durst, *r.. south by another let of said • dee'd, eat by turnpiks, containing CNK H ALF ACRE The third LOT, bounded north by the lot above decribe<f, west by land* ef Geo. Durst, r , south by land of John Neff, oast bv turnpike, containing ONE HALF ACRE The last two described will b* J told either (Operate or together to tuil pur- j chaser*. Term* .- One half the purchase money on confirmation of ale, tho balance in one rear, lobe secured by judgmentnote* with: ■ legal intere.t. JOHN SHANNON, febll Adm'r.j JpUBLIC -A I.E. ' I Will bo sold at public tale, t the rosi* ' [donee of the undersigned, 12 mile* from ! Linden Hell, in lietria twp, Tuesday, March 12th. 4 Hornet, 6 Cowt, 1 Bull, : weighiag 1200 pound*, 3 small Bull*, sev en head young Cattle and Calve*. 12 , p 'Shoals, 2 Sows A Pigs. 1 Boarj 1 four* ' horse wagon and Bed, apring agon, 2- hortd Sled, Lodsled, Grain Drill andi' Windmill, both good aa new, Thresbiog 1 Machine, Powar and Shaker, 4 Plow*,'. 1 Keystone and 1 Wallace Plows, 3 Har rows, Cultivators, 1 Scraper, 1 Cornplan* :tr. Chopper Machine, Champion Sclf rake Reaper, liar rake. Fork*, Hay lad* lera. Household Furniture, 2 Iron Kettles r ( Cooking Stove, No 9 Coal Stove, and maty other article* toe numerou* to men lion. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, when term* will be made known. • ABRAHAM HURTS QRPUANS' OOPttT BXLI. By virtu# of an order of tho Orphan*' : court of Centre county there will be offer ed at Public Sale, on tbo premise*, in , Potter township, on Saturday, March, 16. 'at 2o'clock, the following real estate of . iErskine M Minn, dee'd. A TRACT OF LAND (ituatoin Pbtler township, bound ed and d'-scribed aa followt. north by land of Wm. Boal, tr , east by land of Edward Kline and David Fye, touth and wcat by , land of Kit Horner, containing 1 acre and i6B perch e*. more or lew. Thereon erect ! Ed a House and Stable, , Term*:—One half of purchase money f on centlrmation of sale, balance in one , year with intoreat, to bo secured by bond and mortgage en the premises; bond to bo . given in the sum of S6OO to be approved by tho court or one of the Judges thereof One thira of purchase money, after pay* • ment ot debts, to remain in tbo premises . during the life of the widow. 21feb A. LUKKNBACH. Adm'r. , pUBLIC SALE. . In Penn township, at the residence of the subscriber, on Thursday, March )4lh, 1878 : 4 Horses 8 Cows, 2 springing Ileif* r ers, 2 stock Bulls, 'J head young Cattle, i 1 brood Sow, Pigs, 2 broad wheel farm Wagons, 1 two-horse Wagon, 1 truck . Wagon, 1 Buggy, I new Bobsled, 1 truck Sled, new Champion Reaper, with all the ■ attachments to it, 1 double Roller, Thrash * ing Machine, fanning Mill, 1 corn foddor culler, 1 Lewisburg Drill, 1 hay Rake, 1 - circular wood Saw, 28 in. in diamoter, 2 bay Rope*, pulleys and fork, Corn-acra f per. Corn-planter. Cultivator, Harrows, l'lows, Hey by tho ton, horae-goars, aad die, fifth and sixth chains, etc., 2 sett* hay Ladder*, 1 sausage culler, 1 new cop r per keltic, one iron kettle, 2 bureaus, 3 ta ' Dies, 1 desk, lounge, bedsteads, chairs, ' carpets, tubs, Ac. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, a. m. Jonathan llautiu. 3 A. Habtie, Auctioneer. ■ #7®. BMaIF f2 R, KnOEnAKkB, Respectfully informs tho citizensof Cen* ' tre Hall and vicinity that he has opened a new shop in the old Bank Building. New work turned out according to style, and all n kinds of repairing neatly done, and on e short notice. Prices reduced and te suit' the times. 7 fab, Urn. I ADDITIONAL BARGAINS IN SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS FOR WINTER AM KAHI.Y BPRING. STRAW BRIDGE & CLOTHIER tak pleasure in submitting tha following additional bargain., JUST OPENED .INK CASK TWILLED HKILLAN TIN KS t >n iso colors), at 81 Cents, praacnt value AO oonU. o.NK Lot ALL WOOL SATIN STEll'-j Kit 111 NTI NO. AT 81 Cent*. The uianulai turer has nindo. no tale of theto good* fur !•* than 424 rents previ* out to our doting purcha*e, and tba retail price hat boon and It now 60 senti el*e whore. TWO CASES MATELASSE BEIGE ALL-WOOL AM> SUPERIOR ITTLII. Thete wo thall toll at 60 Cent*. ON K CASE EXTRA Alt MURKS. In medium Liuur color*, at 26 Cent*. OKB CASK BXTRA AKM CUES. Same quality a* above, but not equal in tyla, AT 20 CENT*. ONE CASE ARMURES, ooop vji-ALi rr, at 2U cert*. U.N K CASK UOU UK'ITS at 124 ee:it*. The following are rapidly awlling and will loon be closed : ONE CASE ENGLISH BOURKTTEN. WOOL FILMKO, AT 1 4 CENTS. ONE CASE ENGLISH BOURETTKS, AT 20 CERTS, vcur DEMRAHLE AT rWieß ONE CASE ENGLISH BOUKKTTES, AT 26 CESTS, REDUCED I KOU M CERTS. ON K CASE ENGLISH MATKLASSKS, AT 20 CERTS, REAL VALUE SI CERTS. ONE CASK ENGLISH MATELASSES, AT 26 CERT*. I ONE CASK ENGLISH MATKLABSK BEIG K. AT 20 CENTS. ONE CASK ENGLISH MATELASSE HKIGK. AT 26 CENTS ONE CASK ENGLISH M ATKLASSK BEIGE, AT SI CENTS. These are undoubted bargain*. ONE LOTMOILAIK HKJ LLANTINES, 1R COLORS, AT 26 CERT*. Never sold let* than 46 cents. ONE LOT PURE MOHAIR BKILLAN TINES, IR CIiOICE COLORS, AT 81 CERTS. Lately told at 60 cent*. It 1* belsived that not a single item in above list ba* ever before been told at the price* in any market of this country. STRAWBRIDGE A CLOTHIER, N. W. Cor. Eighth and MarkatSu., PHILADELPHIA. A DOG KILLS ONE HUNDRED RATS IN II MINUTES AND 41 SECONDS. Tbe Jog fancier* and other (porting men l of the Wol Side. N Y.. attended a match I last e ght, in which one dog *m to be *e> lected to kill 1W) rau in fifteen minute*. l • The (take was $ 10L) The place (elected in a well known reeort en the We*t Side. I The dog was the imported black and tan bull and terrier, "Harry,'' owned by John j Carman, lie weigh* twenty-one pound*; and i* about fire rear* old. Hi* work la*l | night ha* eclused any preriou* record. The tact that the match bad been made w* kept a* tecret a* possible. but when the room wa* opened it wa* quickly filled by a gathering that embraced not only •porting man, but a Itrge number of well known Wall treet broker*. The di*or derly cla, which i> generally at tuch •port*. wa* absent The dog wai handled br Dick Toner, alia* "Dick, tha Kat," who wa* in the pit with him before the rat* were let loo*e When the rat* wore turned into the pit they were o lively, that the betting wat at firtt againn the dog A* oon a* he wa* let alio it vra* ooc that he watmore than a match Air thatn although they (bowed much fight, and •areraT fastened on hi* neck ar.a throat Tbe Jog accomplished hi* ta*k In 14 min ute* and CI tecond*. beatlnglhe time by IT •ecor.d*. At the end he wa* to exhtutUd that he wat unable to *tand, and hi* owner had to carry him noma Much money changed hand* on the re*ult. MA ItlllED. In Milroy, on tha'eening of the 111et February, 1878. by Rev John W. White, John Wolf, ef Potter * Mill*, to Mi* Jen nie K. Kohter, of Milroy. On Feb. 28, at Centre Hall, by Re*. G/ W Boute, Jon** Bible, of Hpruc*town. to Alice C' Lee. of Centre llill. DEATHS. Un 17 ult . ir. Gregg twp., a ton of David Pinkei. aged about 2 year*. In Look ll*en. Feb. 23. Mr*. Elizabeth, wife of Be* K. 11 Fletcher, aged 62 year* 5 month* and 16 day*. In Saton, Bedford county. Pa , Mr John lloman. ag*d 6e yr. Mr. lloman formerly lived near thu place on the farm of Dr. F. D Smith, dec'a. | ADM INISTRATOR'B NOTICE i Letter* of admlnittralion on the eatale of John B. Royer, of Potter twp. dee'd, |haiogbeen granted le the undersigned, all peron* kr.owning themf!e te ba in debted to *aid decedent are requested to' make immediate payment, and perar. having claim* againt the eilala will pre *ent them authenticated for settlement. JACOB F ROYKK, 21 teb6t Admr. A DMIN LSTHATOHS NOTICE. Letter* of adrainutration on the eilat* of Nancy Kreider. of Penn twp, dee'd, having been grantad to tbe undesigned, all peraon* knowing tbemel*e to be in debted to *aid decedent are requeued to make immediate payment, anil persopi having claim* againl the elale will pie, lent them authenticated for letilemant. PHILIP KRKIDBR. Adm r. 21 febCw Wolf* Btora. Philadelahia, Feb. 26 —Quiet and firm, 4 606*5. Wheat eaaier and lower: amber 1 34'"* I 37. red 1 30(41 32. white I 3661 40. Corn ea*ior and lower, yellow 63|c, miied Ml c; mixed 63c; February 68c; April 644 c • May 61c. Oat* dull and heavy; Penna white 331(4841c. western do., do. mixed 32(533p. Spring Mills Market. While Wheat, 1 20 Bed '• 120. Rye, 60c. Corn, ear*, per bu. new, .46c Oat*, 26c. Buckwheat, 76c. Clovereed, 54 00 to {1.60 Chop, per ton, 523.00. Planter, ground per ton, SIO.OO Palatum, 30c. por bush. Flour, per bbl, $0 26 Butter, 18c. Tallow. 7c. Hain* 11c. Shoulder* 7c. Side* 7c. Rag*, 2c. Egg* per doz., 12c. Coal, Egg, por ton, $4.60. •' Stove, 4 50. ' Chestnut, 4.26. " Pea. 3 00. Hr.LLItrOJITK MaKKKTB.— by Shortlidge A Co. Flour per barrel, wholeaale, s r > 25. " retail. S7OO. Whlto wheat, 1 .15 Red " 1 15. Rye, 55. Corn, abetted, 45 Corn, cob, 40. Oata, 28 to 30. Barley, rye weight, 55. Cloveraocd $4 50 por 64 poundd. Norn Scotia plaater, ground, Idoo, Cayuga " $0 00. Potatoes, .40, Onlona, .50c Butter, per lb., .22c. Lard, Bacon, aidna, ,10c. " thouldera, 10c, " llama, 14c. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS! tf*a)Lh and HapnlnM* ara prlf6l4 Waallh •<> poaeae*>ra. and yet ti\*j ara vrlihla tL* raach of rj oni who a 111 am vn WRIGHT'S LIVER PILLS, Tbo only our. cur. for Torpid 1.1.ar, Hoodoch*. Soar Htoaaab, Ormatlpatlae, liolUlllf■ N.iioo., one! all Blllloaa complalota aodHlood mawr d.ro. Nun# cooulno uulms >l*nod. J* J*Jj*' Phlla ." If roar Drucclot will not ouppl/ o.nd cU fur <10 bo, to Horrid. Holler d Co.. N .til ot PbUadolphla. '>■ 'r n P Where to tio nid llow t# uo Went! 2,000,000 acre* of land for aalo cheap In the garden of the Weat. For circular*, maps of Kwnaar, full information aato beat Kai'.roada to travel ou. Tieketa, hreigbt Katei, etc., apply or write to Vm.shobtlidub. Agent Atchinion, TopokaA Santa Foltß. 1 20a ec 8m Bellefonte, Fa. TITM. P. WILSON, Attornej-ataLaw yy Bellefonte Fa. Offlce in Mrs, Ben e i 1! Suildisg, Mlelonte F. _ I _■ *w**wwwwsSSßSMMMMM—■■■■■■■■■a r.- wrnm THOMAS A. HICKS & 8110. Wo have a eery large and complete itork of Ilardware, the largest that Wat iter before offered by any f.rtu to the people oftbi* county,|and|are'selling at th>o-T loSa* el possible rale* Iron, Steel and Nails, Locks, Glass and Puffy, l'uro White Lead* and Linseed till; Turpentine* and VarnLbet, all which wo warrant to glee talUlacilon. Our Pure Lead will CO St much surfaca •> any in the ir rtret end canm ibo eiculled lor whitenee*. HEADY MIXKD I'AINT put up In any quantity to tuit people, from one-pound cant to on*gallon cant, all ready for uee. These paint* we warrant to ba miied with pure iaad and oil, and are free from all adulteration. mCHASIOe TOOLS.—Wa nay iparial attention to this branch, and keep a full Una of Saw*, OhlteL. Hammer* and Bailey's Iron Planet: Ilorta nailt ofall kind*, Trace Chain*, llamm, Kl. FULL LINK OK SADDLRKV OK ALL DESCRIPTIONS. COACH WOOD WOltKSpoke*. Felloe*. Patent Wheel* of the raoet improved ?>at onU , M r*. t'otta' Improved Klat Iron*, cheap, convenient and durable— pollsbed and nickcl-plaled. Johntlm < Proparod Kaltomine | put up in 6-pound package* ; easily put on, and cheaper than paper. We have all color*; STOVES. VALENTINES k CO., HUMES' NEW BLOCK, BELLEFONTE. PA. ARE NOW PREPARED For The Fall Jnd W inter Trade. Bargians Greater Than liver! WOOLLEN GOODS, COTTON GOODS, Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Of every description. DRESB GOODP, io great variety. LADIES COATS, fiowt and largest assortment ever brought to Bellefonte. SHAWLB, BLANKETS, HAT 6, CAPS, CLOTHING, IN FACT EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING. Remember we do business on the ONE PRICE PLAN aud therefore in* sure our price* as the lowest. *- NEW GOODS OPENING EVERY DAY'. YALEKTWSB A C*. H. HERMAN, Manager. , THE Dexter Spring 4,000 Set Sold last two rears. 7 The Deiter Pj ring was a child of neceaeily. Three or four generations had beau jerked almost to death or had their apiues twisted into permanent curvature by tha con tin ous jerks of tha Eliptie Spring, or latterly bad their necka broken by tha aide throw of the Concord. For these reasons tha people de manded a Spring on which they could ride with ease and which would at the same time be atrong and substantial. —————— I ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE - I Letter* of adminitlralion on tha estate of Franci* A. Hartbbarger, ef Foliar'* Mill*.' dae'd, bating been granted to tha under- , •ignsd, ell |x<rscnt knowing themselves i to bo Indebted to aid decedent are re- ' quested to make immediate payment, and i person* having claim* againat tha eatate will present them authenticated for *ettle-, ment. W . J. THO M FSON, 14febdt Adm'r. j Lincoln Butler Powder, make* but ter aweet audherd, and quicker to churnl Try it—foraalaat W. WolFa alota. THE FRANKLIN JEWELRY COMPANY Royal Casket! One Dollar! par Kofal Caoo contain! OK. Mir I-ady'. BradaMa. ••• ••• baia ud T.arhot M* a. af Bttida, MI pair of ilooro-BatloM, 000 Imdr', Ml tlu liin "d fta I. ••• 1 *'!■ Ma *' t rlaadohia• liu, on* ruio Kmc MO Mlimd Collar BoU.il, all of which or. (014-olaUd, w.r r.M.d to .Und th. IMI of .olid .aid, mod osaetl. o. oraoMlod kj tbo MF ro*io|* la Ihw aaooaoool. Ow iMo.PT of MO dollar, W. will load Ihi. graad arrar of katdHoo iowolrr, aacorolT pacKcd la a tm.oi.fol oaakol, poupaid, to any addroaa. Our m.mmcib Rummmoo. ~o noi—oau. f For meeting tbiademaud by supply* iog the CELEBRATED DEXTER 1 SPRING which is ao rapidly supar t ceeding the old style* the Dexter s Spring Co. have bo apology to offer r but rather feel that they owe the Driv* c iog Fraternity an apology for not having produced it sooner. „ SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS ,!TO I DEXTER SPRING CO., HULTON, PA. . 3jan2ot Near Pittsburgh. Ctaas. H. Held, Clock, WatrfaniakrrdJewelei Millheim, Centre Co., Pa. AI klaSaef CWU. WiUkM d Jawair? af tka litMtatylM. aa alan tba Maraaatlla Calami r,lnd#t Clack a. pro.ldad ilb a amaplata lades al tba moalk aad da; of iba aaoath and waak oa IU (aaa. a kick la •tarraalad aa a parfaatuaa kaapar Clacka. Walakaa aad Javalry caaalrad aa ahart aa i Uaa aad aamaiad O. OUTILIUB. Dentist, Millheim. lOCarakta prafaaaluaa! aarrlaaala l*a Bab Ha. Ha la praparad la parfona all avaraliana la tba daatal pra I aaa Ui a. Ila U aaa falli praparad la a I tract laalbabaalallj altbamt pala. mrt I I t Jas. Harris i&f Co NO. 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW. IRONTnails, P A I N T S, OIMJSWX, J AS. HARRIS A CO. Bellefenta. W. R. CAMP'S POPULAR. Furniture Rooms! CENTRE IIALL, PA. I manufacture all kind* of Furniture for Chamber*, Dining Room*, Libraria* and Haifa If you want Furniture of any kind, don't buy until you tee my *tock. UNDERTAKING In all it* branche*. I keep in ttoek all the latett and moit improved Coffin* and Cakeu, and have every faciN ity for properly conducting lb it branch of my butineaa. I have a patent Corp#* Preierver, in which bodie* can be preaerved for acontiderable length of time. jull® tf W.R.CAMP. I C. ¥ ALKXAXDKK. C. M. BOW EX ALEXANDER A BOWER, AT UARMMI IMW.LLALMLAAI*. KPOETAL>LUMU !**• *• u< Ori>h.*. Crt Hwun M.r b* mnM la Imibu u< Ea*U*h Ma* la (*arouji'a tmtidlac. aiN U It PENNSVALU Y BANKING CO. CRSTKR HALL. PA. RECEIVE DEPOSITS, and allow later* est: Discount Note*; Buy and Bell Government Securi tie*, Gold and Coupon*. WM. WOLF, WM. B. MIXGLE, Pre't. Cashier CHRONICSfiS . Talk and Medical Vam '■'tflja para. *9* UlaatraUoai far Or D B roora.(lw Laila*lca Ars , X. T. far (turn o Ub L-- I ar* at Uteri* la oaaaali H* aatkar la penuaor t>T wail Iree Prtoe b wail. **.* l* U># Btaadard editiaa. or tljM fer the Popular edniea. wblrb enatatae all tAe HW mailer aad HtaanMaa OnatMl* table*tree Aaeala wealed MI'KKIT MIU. PUHtlbHlXlilXl.. uglUatMUßt X Y lortta GET READY FOR WINTER!! IF YOU WANTTHE VERY BEST AND CHEAPEST PAKLOR STOVES, Buv the "Laurel Wreath? (Single or DOUBLE HEATERS.) Thete stovee have TWO ROWS of light*, shaking and dumping grate, ar ranged to clean oot the clinkers. No danger from gas, no parts to barn, out, so as to let gas into the upper room. We make THREE SIZES of Single and TWO SIZES of Double Heaters of these justly popular' Stoves. IF YOU WANT TEE VERY BEST ANDCHEAPEST Cooking Stoves, BUY THE "ZENITH," Double Oven Range ; or the "Economy,'' Single Oven Range. They are the best in the market, hate SIX BOILER HOLES, thaiing and dumping grate, APPLY THE HEAT TO ALL THE BOILERS AT ONCE The oven it large and tquare, itAe doort tin-lined. The PLATES 1 ARE HEA UK, unlike the lightplatet lof city ttovee —COMPARE Til EM. We make a No. 8 and No. 9 of both thete range*. All these stoves are WARRANT ED, and you can get repairs from the Manufactory in one day. For Sale by J. A. REESAMAN, Centre Hall. J. B. FISHER, Penn Hall. SNOOK. SMITH A CO., Millheim. G. R. SPIGELMYER, Woodward, Manufactured by the SLIFER, WALLS A SHRINER MTg Co. LEWISBURG, PA. We also manufacture the Celebra ted B UCKEYE REAPER A MO W ER. KEYSTONE CLOVER HUL LKR, COLE'S UNIVERSAL SUL KY CULTIVATOR, New Model, Centre Draft, HORSE DUMPING HAY RAKE, HOOSIfiR GRAIN DRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER CORN SHELLER, Plows, Land Rollers, etc. 29nov IMPORTAN TO TRAVELERS. -THE BUSH HOUSE! BELLKroXTX, PA. Uas been recently thoroughly renovated and repaired, and under tie management &^JiftS W A ropr j* t0 1 , ,. Mr - F • Mo OOiIVM, formerly of Pittsburg, is first class in all IU appointments. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Ars offered to those in attendance at CQUH and others remaining in town for a Ibw day* at a time. The largest and most supeebij Designed .Hotel in Central Poaaaylvaoia. All modern convenience*. Go try the 'Buh i-yu.se. *• AtoCOLLTIM. fMDMtoa. AT COST! FALL AND WINTER GOODS In great abundance, at j GRENTNGER'B STORE, Cobura Station, A full line of general merchandise care fully selected, and embracing all manner Dre* Goods, Carpets, Oil cloth*. Groceries, Glassware, Tinware. Oueensw&re, Pith, Ac., Ac. FURNISHING GOODS of all kind*. Hat* and Cap* For men, boy* and children. Ladies and Gentlemen call and ba oonvlncad that this 1* the cheapest place to buy goods ia thu tec uon. received in eschange for Remember the place—at , .. 8. GREKINGER'S, 81 7 Cohurn. Grand Opening. ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS. NEW STOKE AT CENTKE HALL f I. tiIUUEXHEINEK, IIAS JUST RECEIVED THE LARG EST. CHEAPEST AND BEST AS SORTMENTS OF NEW WINTER GOODS, EVER OFFEKFD IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. MANY OF THEM 25 TO &0 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. QUEENESVARE GLASSWARE, SPICES, GROCERIES, TO BACCO. SEGARS, 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 SPANGLKRS HOTEL. lddec / \V A. cuimr, CE.\TRK HALL.PA. * Would tnoti reipectfully inform the ell zen* of this vicinity, that he ha* Marted a new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would be thankful for a thare of the public patron ■ ge. Boot* and Shoa* made to oruer and according to atyle, and warrant* hi* work to equal any made eltewhere. All kind* of rwemeg done, and charge* reasonable Give him a call. # fablS lr JOHN F. POTTER, Attorney-*!- j*" '!> aiil aa* anil STSfsrynrc; tsSsaCs eujaoae. Wrth aid* of UtHinbMW. Ikiul. l Will Nervous Debility. JSSS Dtrimfm, a ntk esbaaatod m*oa tha watom la aiam candbi Mumphrej'i Homeopathic Specific No. 28. Itoaa aMUi>Ml| Man wttta ptriarl rmrmm In tkoaa "j! - l"'" 1 ! l*Hca. *1 <w par aiaL rial: WANTED to cur* a rue of Catarrh >n each neighborhood, with Dr. iiarpter * Remedy, to introduce it. Bam pie free. J. I. PilUburg. Pa. 7feb£i Harness. Saddles, &c~ The amtoraicnrd. drtrmla*d * m**t th. mi,!., drroandlor lover prion, mpectfutlp calia thiTuam Uoa of tha public to buttock at BADOIIBT BOW offered at the aid ataad nralraad aa will. aMpaoplaaadlhaUmaa.Uialcrant.ad JSJ nrtd aad jomplala aaaorl meat ol KadJU. liaramaTt £ill„ Brtdtoa. of arm daarrtpttoa aad aualitp WrT ina? to (l am,.u M u. oamptoto a aJwSuT'toShtuT. meat, ha Bow uflrn at prtcaa which wUiaiut thTumaa - GOLD \A V/ AJ A." arar towa to lake aabarrtplian, far toe laraaat. chaapaal aJ haat l.laairated family pabllcaUea ta lb* world i ona raa baooma , awcoaaafaj r>ea" 7 or *? V* * ,T *"fa* U) aabawlMrm Tba prtcata aa iow lbat ilmat arm; nodp aabarrlbaa One aar.t ra portamaiiaa UB ta. week A ltd! tZ portataktna orerSWaubacriben ta teo dan All eba SEt!2?m22L '"l Vo. . '"°t ►'■■taaaa. or eelp Mar apan Uar Voa need lot be awap from bnaw or*r alabl Taa do f"*ruealan, dtraeUoaa aad Outll fraa. Ifpoa ~Z. ZSZttZ 'TZ a' 1 ISSfir" Addraaa'Th* Ptoplr. pi?!®l - accommodation - for ruests Beat stabling for horsea. < Stages Arrive >nd depart every day for all poinU. BBHBBMHMIBB Our Combined CATAfcOfftrg OR 1878.1 OF EVERYTHING For the garden Numbering one hundred eventy-five pages, with Colored Plate, _ SENT FREE To our customers of past years, and to All purchaser* of our books, either GARDENING FOR PROFIT. PRACTICAL FLORICULTURE, Oi GARDENING for PLEASURE. Price $1 50, each, prepaid, by mail, To others, on receipt uf&c. I lain Plant or Seed Catalogue, with out Plate, free to an. PETER HENDERSON & Co Seedsmen M arke Gardener* and Florists, 86 Oortlandt St., N. Y 14 f*b "mm i
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