THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Th'rnd. Aug. 22/78.
inp-TRRMs. - $2 per year, when paid in
advance : $2.60 when not paid m adrance.
Advcrti*rmcnl* "JlVf* prr line for three in
tention*. find hecnfiprr line for rrery sub'
sequent insertion. Adrerti*emcnt* by the
year at a liberal discount.
Subscriber* out tide the county should re
tnif us 40 eft, omount of one yeer'a
aye, inttead ofKkt* a* formerly when paid
by themxelrc*.
Subscribers ran always tell how their ae
count* >lhnrf nt the Reporter office by con•
tutting the lahles on t Arir papers, If the
table read* "John Hoe 1 jan '76" if mean*
that John i* indebted for suSsmptionfror*
the Ist of January, 1875, nf that it l*
Siiwo he wa* paying the printer.
LODGE MEETINGS.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Democratic county convention, '
Tuesday, Sept. 17. Delegate election Sat
urday previoa*, 14th.
——Pomona Grange at it* meeting at ■
Centre llall, on TueJay, decided that the
annual pic-nic be held at Stata College,
Sept. 19. ;
Democrats, be assessed and see that :
your democratic neighbor is assessed, t
Thursday, 6of SepL is the last day upon 1
which assessments and registration* can <
be made.
Get a peck or half bushel of nice
new sweet potatoes, at Sochlor*, regular
Jersey *—the first in market, only GO cents
per peck.
—During a recent severe thunder
storm, the bam of Isaac Rotuig, near
Adamsburg, wa* struck by lightning and
consumed,
— J. V. Thomas, chairman, Usues a
call for holding a greenback county con
vention, in the court houie, at Bellefonte, 1
August 20, at 1 p. ro.
Proceedings will be found in another
column.
-—Take your potatoes to Valentine* 1
A Co., Bellefonte, they pay the higbe*t :
market price.
——Col. And. Gregg killed a rattlesnake
In this town the other day—it sported 8
rattle*. What town can beat that? ,
Dr. Stemm, of Millheim, enters the
list of candidates thi* week, for Treasu- j
rer.
Jonathan Jones, A. M.. has accept
ed the Principalship of the University Fe- |
male Institute, at Lewisburg. PA Miss 1
11. E. Sprat: retain* the position of Lady '
Principal.
Farmers, if you wish to strike the
best market for your grain, call on Mr. ,
Lawrence Brown, successor to Shortlidge t
& Co. in coal and grain, whore you will t
get the highest prieo, and ruoet with fair c
dealing. •
On last Saturday, while Michael
Condo, John and David Boozer were out r
huckle-berrying, they came across of and p
killed 5 rattle-snakes, one of which had 12
and another 9 rattle*, the other three being
small ones.
Dr. Belford i* in hi* office at Belle- *
fonto now, to remain a few weeks. If you
wi*b to have a skillful and experienced
dentin to do your work, call on Dr. Be!- ?
ford. It }
•—Rev. S. L. Stiver, of near Potter's '
Mills, made us an agreeable call on last :
Monday morning. Mr. Stiver is a recent
graduate of ono of the seminaries of New
York city, and a young man of line intel- ]
lectual acquirements, and baa chosen the c
ministry for his profession. He ha* re- <
ceived and accepted a call from a Presby
terian congregation in Si. Louis, and will ,
leave on Monday for bis field of labor. ,
YYe heartily congratulate our young
friend upon *ucb a good *tarting out; wo '
know that he has the ability to sustain
himself in it, and bespeak for him a bright
future.
Dr. Aleiander had hi* sulky wreck- ,
ed one day last week. The doctor occu- *
pies the top rung for smashed vehicle#, in
these part*—and he seems to monopo
lize run offs, upsets, etc., and carries on all
the*e and not get a scratch. The doctor
evidently won't die in that way. A
A boy who took a swim in tho river
at New Y'ork, was badly -bitten by &
shark, and had not a comrad stunned the
9 feet fish with a stone which he had in hit
boat, the boy would have been killed by
the shark. Centre Hall koya who go
swimming at Sinking Creek will take ,
warning—suckers might bite 'cm if not
sharka
Go to Newmans for a cheap duster
cr go there and get a good white vest for
95 cents—this is at Newman'*, recollect
no body else sells them *o low.
grove, was awarded the firtt premium,
$25, for the composition of Band music,
presented by Prof. A. Squire of Cincinnati,
Ohio Prof. Fuehrer was the in*truetor of
the Centre Hall and Millheim bands, that's
the secret wby they blow uch good mu
sic.
Highest and best pricepaid for grain
by L. L. Brown, successor to Shortlidge
St Co, All kinds of coal always on band.
The Bellefonte Republican mixe* u*
up with a ghost story. It'* horrible ! and
if we thought those fellow* really believed
in spooks, we'd hire an apparition to fright
en them out of their boots somo dark
night. We are inclined to think that the
Republican editor is the oWe who lurked
around our cellar door at a forbidden hour,
but got disturbed by spooks. Keep away
from us we have nothing to steal.
Sccbler A Co. are constantly re
ceiving new supplies of fresh groceries,,
which they are selling at very low price*.
Their present stock cannot he excelled
either in quality or in variety. Queens
ware, stoneware, yellow and Rockingham
ware in all styles, sizes and shapes. Teas:
Young Ilyson, Imperial, Gunpowder Ja
pans, Oolang, very choice good*, unpre
oedently low. In fine groceries their stock
is entirely complete ; canned goods, pick
lt-r, sauces, oils, bananas, orange*, lemons,
cranberries, sardins. Our Spices are guar
anteed perfectly pure. Tobaccos and ci
gars, all of popular brands and best quali
ties.
ORDJSATIOK AND INSTALLATION.—
A committee, consisting of Revs. J. G.
Shoemaker, W. H. Groh and W. M. Lan
dis, appointed by West Susquehanna
Classis, will ordain and install S. M. Roe
der, as pastor of the Centre Hall charge,
in the Reformed church at Centre Hall,
Pa-, on the 25th of Aug. 1878.
The Selinsgroye Times 14, says : On
Tuesday evening, August 6th, Philip
Schnee's barn, about one balf mile west of
Fremont, was struck by lightning and con
sumed with all its contents excepting live
stock. No insurance. During the same
shower Samuel Romig's barn west of
Adamsburg was struck by a bolt of light
ning ard destroyed with all its contents.
No insurance.
——First class Italian marble,—the only
place to get a fine tombstone at very low
price, is at Helsler's Bellefonte Marble
Works.
Green's Compound Syrup at Tar,
Honey and Bloodroet, cures all affections
of the threat and lungs—such as colds,
coughs, asthma, croup, whooping cough,
and earlier stages of consumption. Ask
for it at the drug-store—it is a standard
remedy, which should always be on hand
in the family.
A choice lot of stoneware, wholesale
to merchants, and retail to others, at very
low figures, at Sechler's, Bellefonte. Al
so, the chocicst lot of queensware in the
county.
The Reporter for the campaign 36
fiend on tbo unmet,
Robert I). Cuunning*, formerly of the
Merchant* Hotel, Phila., wa* adjudged a
bankrupt in tho U. S District caurtcn the
7th in*t.
Farmer* bear in mind that L. L.
Brown, Bellefonte, will pay a high, ifnet
higher price for your grain, as you can g t
olany other dealer.
The bos* suit this week at Bollefonte,
will be from llaine* twp , Cyru* Stover r*.
David Krape, known a* the eae of pois
oning of a stallion belonging to Mr. Sto
rer. Nearly 100 witnc*c* have been sum
moned, and there are about half a doaen
lawyer* on each aide. On Monday morn
ing one team alone, 8. Klllinger'a, passed
through here, with 24 witnesses on board.
Mr*. Koruiar, widow, from Brush
valley, one of the oldest ladies in these parts,
was in our town last woek. on a visit t>
relatives, tho families of Win. Wolf and
11. Witmor. Mr*. Korman i* 87 years of
age, and walk* our treeU n* lively a* a
dame of 00, with mind as vigorous. With
her i* the mother of Wm Wolf, also an
aged ladv ; and from Wisconsin the wid
ow of David Witmor,* daughter of Mrs.
Korman ; Mrs. Witmer is accompanied by
one of her daughters. On Monday there
was a tamily re union of this connection,
held at Boalsburg, at the residence of Mr*.
Sparr, formerly Mrs Joseph Meyer, and
who also is a daughter of Mrs. Korman.
ORGANS! GROANS! Orjpnw! 0
Stop Organ*, price $270, only $65. 1J
Stop Organs, price $ >4O, only $96. 74 Oc
taves Rose-wood Piano*, price $91)0, only
190. First cla# new Sowing Machine*
complete at $25. Go and see.
RVSNZLLA AIKXNS, Bellefonte, Pa
S aug. 41
—"1 always get clothing for one third
lei* money at Newtnan'*, than elsewhere'
u what one farmer (aid to another the oth
er day ; "and I know" continued the *anie
farmer, "that 1 have *aTJ SSO in one
year at Newman's." Go around to all
place*, then call at the Eagle Clothing
Hall and you will find that thi* farmer
tells the truth, and hi* experience is the
experience of hundreds. Tfce largest
stock and best assortment always at New
man'*.
The grvund is hard and dry and far
mers do not find plowing easy— rain is
much needed.
SEMI-CENTENNIAL.
The Spring Mill* Union Sunday Schoal
will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary at
J Spring Mills, on Thursday, Septembers,
next, with a basket pic-nic. Special invi
tations have been extended to all the i>un
day school organisations within the limits
of Gregg township, and all other* from e\
ery section, are most cordially invited to
participate. Eminent ipeaker* will bo
present, and such other arrangement* ef
fected as will doubtless make the occasion
both pleasant and profitable. A carefaily
revised list of the nan.es of all the officer*,
teacher* and scholars, since its organiza
tion, is being prepared, which must prove
of more than ordinary inleret, especially
to these who were at one time connected
with the schcol, and who have left tho im
mediate neighborhood, by reviving many
p)ea*ant association* of by-gone-days.
CANDIDATES.
(Cards must be authorized by seme re
sponsible person to insure insertion.)
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
Hon. C. A. Mayer, of Lock Haven,
will be a candidate for Pres't Judge, sub
ject to democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that C.
S. M'Cortuick, Esq. of Lock Haven, will
be candidate for President Judge, sub
ject to democrsdic rules.
CONGRESS.
We are authorized to announce that
D. G. Bush, of Bellefonte, will he a can
didate for Congress, subject to demo
cratic rules.
ASSEMBLY
Jas. F. Weaver, of .Mileburg, will be a ,
candidate for Assembly, subject to demo- ' '
cratic rules.
Sam'l Gilliiand. of College.will be a can
didate for Assembly, subject to democrat- j
ic usages. '
Jno. F. Krebs, of rerguson, will be a ,
candidate for Assembly, subject to demo-1
cratic rules. j
W. A. Murray, of Boalsburg. will bo a j
candidate for Assembly, subject to demo
cratic rules. ,
Wm. L. Musser, of Penn, will be a can
didate for Assembly, subject to democrat
ic rules. <
SHERIFF.
John Spanglcr. of Potter, will be a can-j
did&te for Sheriff, subject to democratic |
i "ties. j'
W. H. Noll, of Spring, will be a candi- j
date for Sheriff, subject to democratic
rules.
John B. Leathers, of Howard twp., will
be a candidate for Sheriff, subject to dem
ocratic rules.
Jeremiah Tressler, of Harris twp., will
be a candidate for Sheriff, subject to dem
ocratic rules.
George UofTer, of Potter will be a can
didate for Sheriff, subject to democratic
rules.
J. S. MOnnick, of Ferguson, will be a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to democrat
ic rules.
L-T. Munson, now of Bellefonte, will
be a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the (
decision of the democratic county conven
tion.
John R. Bair, of Penn, will be a candi- I
date for Sheriff, subject to democratic
rules.
COMMISSIONER.
Michael J. Decker, of Potter, will be a
candidate for Commissioner, subject to ,
democratic rules.
II A. Mingle, of Haines, will be a can
didate for Commissioner, subject to demo
cratic rules.
J. B. Heckman, of Gregg, will be a can
didate for Commissioner, subject to demo
cratic rules.
J. N- Hall, of Howard twp., will be a
candidate for Commissioner, subject to (
democratic rules.
Jacob Dunkle, of Walker, will be a
candidate for Commissioner, subject to
democratic rules.
John Grove, of Potter, will be a candi
date for Commissioner, subject to demo
cratic rule*.
J. U. Ilaho, cf Milesburg, will be a
candidate for Commissioner, subject to ;
democratic rules-
A. J. Greist, of UnionviUe, will be a
candidate for Commissioner, subject to '
democratic rules-
George Swab, of Harris, will be a can
didate for Commissioner, subject to dem
ocratic rules.
John Iloy, jr., of Marion township, will
be a candidate for Commissioner, subject
to democratic rule*.
TREASURER.
Dr. J. W. Stemm. of Millheim, will he
a candidate for Treasurer, subject to dem
ocratic rules.
Adam Yearick, of Marion, will be a
candidate for Treasurer, subject to demo
cratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that
Wm. Ehrbard, of Potter, will be a candi
date for Treasurer, subject to democratic
rules.
We are authorized to announce that
John H. Barnhart of Spring township will
bo a candidate for Chunty Treasurer, sub
ject to democratic rule*.
B. F. Leathers, of Unionvillc, will be a
candidate for Treasurer subject to
democratic rules.
S. A. M Quistian, ot Bellefonte, will be
a candidate for Treasurer, subject to dem
, ocratic rules.
P. W. McDowell, ofHoward boro.,will
be a candidate for Treasurer, subject to
i democratic rules.
, PROTHONOTARY.
[- MB. KUBTZ : Please announce that 1
purpose to be a candidate for the office of
' Protbonotary, and if so fortunate as to re
i ceive the favorable consideration of my
, fellow democrats in tbeir primary assem
r blies, will pledge myself, if elected, to a
faithful and satisfactory discbarge of the
• duties of the office. 8. T. BHL UZKT.
J. C.Harper, now of Bellefonte, will baa
candidate for Protbonotary, subject to
democratic rules.
? Samuel J. Herring of Gregg will bo a
t candidate for Protnonotary, subject to
democratic rules.
8 B. F. Sbafer, of Walker, will be a can
didate for Prothonotary, subject to demo
cratic rules.
• K. G. Brett, of Ferguson will be a can
s didate for the nomination of Prothonota
i ry subject to democratic rules.
Mr. 8. M. Hwartz, of Potter,, desires to
' inform his friends and democrats that he
' will be a candidate for the nomination of
3 Protbonotary.
I G. W. Rumbergcr, of Patton twp., will
be a candidate for Prothonotary, subject
to democratic rules,
e REGISTER,
y Wm. E. Burchfield will be a candidate
. for Register, subject to democratic rules.
0 RECORDER.
Wm. A. Tobias will be a candidate for
jj Recerdor, subject to the usages, of the
democratic party.
I GREENBACK CO. CONVENTION.
The greenback urs held thiir eon ven la n
in Bush's Mall, on Toe* lay afternoon
K 1* Or eon was elected chairman, D M
Yeager and Wm B*ird, Vice President' •
Secretaries, ('has M Catletly and J M
Zimmerman.
Nominations were then made for all the
offices, to be balloted for commencing at
the tail, Coroner, and going up, and bal
loting to commence after a recoss of 1&
minute*. Alio required that tho pedigree
of each candidate bo given and a voucher
that ho was a sound greenbacker, and the
party to which he formerly belonged. The
candidate* tor nomination having been
named, and a 1< m. reoo* being had bal
loting commenced w ills the following re
sult :
I Two ballot* were had on Coroner as fol
j low?, Dr Jacobs 45, Dr tilrnn : : -8, Dr Kitt
j >7 2nd ballot wa* about same, when Dr
Jacob* of lV'tter, was nominated by accla-
I mation.
/i • ■
( oaiiuuwioner —
A 1$ Snyder, r, Bellefonte, 23.
Jno (iuuealis, r, (5,
K Oloun, d, r, 20.
Dr Glean, r, 24.
(100 Swart*, r, Walker, 14.
Thos l'arsons, d, 14.
Jno Wagner, *l, Bollefonte, 13.
Jacob 1* Shope, d, 2'i.
J M Kephart, r, 8.
J C Leathers, d, Howard, >7.
Dr Glenn and J C Leather* were
declared nominated for t'ommis*out
ers.
Recorder —
J II Crisamao, d, by acclamation.
Register —
f Allen, d, Harris, 35.
J W M'CatlVrty, Bellefoote, 02.
M'Cafferty nominated.
Prothonotarv —
Wm F Holt, d. 10.
D B Koous, r, 12.
G G Tate, r, Miles burg, Ist 43, 2nd
58.
J E Mitchell, r, College, Ist 29,
2nd 38.
On 2ud ballot G G Tato was nomi
nated. I
Treasurer —
P Burkert, i moon, r, '27, 55.
]{ Pletcher, d, Howard,' 22, 28.
J L Somaiervillo.r, Bellefonte, 0.
A J Shivry, d, Benner, 22, 10.
R L Shell, d, Union, 17.
P Bnrkert was nominated on 2nd
ballot.
Sheriff —
F. Decker, d, College, 00.
II W Hoover, r, Uuion, 2.
Jas Hustou, r, Walker, 9.
Jas A Quiggly, r, Liberty, 2.
Geo. Alexander, r, 5.
J I, Musser, r. Ferguson, 7.
,T G Lucas, Cnrtin, 5.
F Decker was nominated on Ist
ballot
Assembly—
C L Gramley, r, Miles, 67.
Jno C Motz, r, Haines, 8.
S T Gray, r, Patton, 10.
Wm F Bailey, r, Bellefonte, 29.
T S Lingle, d, Liberty, 58.
C L Gramley and T S Liugle 'cre
nominated.
Conferees for Judge, Congress and
Senator, were deferred to bo chosen
by a convention of one delegate from
each district on Sept. 12.
The .whole number of delegates wa*
102, of which 27 were democrats.
Each district was entitled to 4 dele
gates —some 4 or 5 townships were
not represented. There wa* a little ,
sparring and jarring at times, but the
convention got along pretty fairly for
a new thing. Frank Green, the chair
man, discharged his duties right cred
itably. Bob M'Knight was proposed
for Assembly, but with raised fist he
declined, saying if they desired to
drive him back into tho democratic
party they would do it by nominating
him. J. C. P. Jones also protested
against being nominated for the same
office. Ouc of the resolutions pre
vents any of the nominee* from ac
cepting a nomination from, or affiliat
ing with any other party. Wonder
whether they will be allowed to be
voted for by men of other parties?
The following is the ticket:
Corouer —Dr Jacobs, r, Potter.
Commissioners —Dr Glenn, r, J C
Leathers, d.
Recorder —J H Crissmau, d.
Register—J W M'Cafferty,d.
Prothonotaiy—G G Tate, r.
Treasurer—P Burkert, r.
Sheriff—Fred Decker, d.
Assembly—C L Cramley, r, T S
Lingle, d.
Live republicans and five demo
crats. Only three of the nominoss arc
from this side, viz: Jacobs, Decker
and Gramley.
DELEGATES FRESENT.
Snowshoe —John Ragan, J Gunsolis,
D G Yeager, l>r Glenn.
Spring—J Dawson, Alt Snyder, F
Tate, VI Nelson.
Union—W Sholl, W Iddincs, J Taylor
II W Hoover.
Walker—J Kissinger, Mr Asliton, Jas
Myers, Mr llarshbarger.
Worth—J Hill, II Usman, G Gingbry,
D Bodle.
Itellefonte—north w—F I' Green, M
Cunningham, W M'Clellan, J W -M'-
Cafferty. South—.TasDotau. J Brackbill
P M'Mahau, W F Baily.
West —Jos Schofield, TTate, W Parks,
It J I>oak
Milesburg—G (i Tate, W Btiird J C 1'
Jones Jas Smith.
Howard boro— J C Leather?, W B
Smith W Marshall,.T Wcirich.
I'nionviile—J E Way, A J StClair,
Jno Alexander. W H Cornier.
Boggs—ll S Pownell, R Hallabough,
R Jacobs, N Itierly.
Benner—A J Shivry, W Grove D
Roth rock. M Roan.
Burnsidc—W Loy, Ed Bates.
College—Jas Mitchell, B B Kramer,
It Andrews, A Felty.
Cnrtin— J T Lucas, W Lucas, W Mann,
Jno Long.
Ferguson—J L Musser, Jon Hess,
C Struble, J II Neidig, J Goheen,
A Laporte, J M Thompson.
Haines —J C Motz M Williams.
Halfraoon—George GatesC W Hunter
S Zeller, A J Thompson,
Harris—Amos Tyson, T Allen, G A
Jacobs, Jno Evy. #
Howard —T <latiithers, DP Dunham,
W llanna, It Pletcher.
Huston—A Switzer, J T Almond, J
Parson, J B Bumgardiier.
Marion—J M Zimmerman, Jas Holm,
Jno Dolan, M Itomig.
Liberty—J B Sholl, A G Clark, II
Lucas, Albert Lucas.
Miles—T 4. Gramly, C L Gramly.
Patton—W E Tate, Jac Matten, G
Gray.
Potter—Dr. Jacobs, Jno Odenkirk,
Lowell Moyer, J Q Kennedy.
FROM OHIO.
For tho RcporUr.
CASSTO wjf, Miami Co., 0., Aug. 14, '7B.
En. Rki-ORTKR.— I will write a few linn
stating a little about our leneon, etc., in
thin part of Ohio. We have a plentiful
season of all kinds of crops. Whoat extra
good in quality and quantity ; from good
to extra yields from 8 to 40 buhels to the
acre j through this locality it averages
about '44 or 45. Corn—the prospect is very
good. Oats, we have Just an ordinary
yield in grain, but extra heavy crop ol
straw ; I uieasued a stalk of oats my*ell
that was 7 feet long, that beats Dr. Alex
ander's 45 inch oats, that 1 saw in the Rz
fOßTr.n ; some of tho neighbors claimed U
have longer stalks; one told me he mcas
ured a italk 74 feet, be is a reliable man
and a customer to my mill. Now as I an:
telling about the big oats, I will gooutani
i measure some corn stalks in my neighbor
field, back of my garden lot; well I meas
ured one stalk just 14 feet tall, another i
1 little less, that has un car of corn 8 fee
i from, the butt of ear to the ground.
, have measured taller corn in thin country
lit bottom-land ; tiiiiwßß in uplnd tlint I
, Just mtMUred. Our potato rrrtp i pxl'
gooilj; point >S* are A clritif nml only worih
I '>o cin. per bunhnl, and run not engage a
crop at that, lh\V only otter 1.1 rt* for
winter uo n->w '' 'J* l ' Corn iUic,
Wheatoo to Wlc, New wheat ►tartoil nt
i "fie ; run up *m* ; many hold new forfl,
1 may get it. The apple crop ii food, tell
.!from 10 to'Jso per hunhol now. Hog*.
I from 3to 3io. Iteef cattle about the name.
HOK are plenty through our part* and not
- much prospect for much >t an advance in
. price by parkin* season. Had rain* in
i due season all iummcr thu* tar, 0 that
i well* and tream have kept oa*onably
. flush ; but few storn o far
Well yesterday I had n wedding at my
residence. tn\ daughter Elizabeth Krns
was married to a ve in* man from Man
i haim, 1-ancaater co ity. I'a , hy name
• Henry K. Thuma. married by Kev Lewi*
. W. Shaffer, father Lavl Lukenback and
wife with other*, were preont.
Our old Pennsylvania neighbors are all
well as usual, eueh a Daniet Driver and
family. So much from your, etc.
JoHK M. ItI'KKJIOLPKtt.
iVKI.LOW FKVKR ONE HI'NIHKU
ANItTWKSTV-I'TVK t
l lIKSM ALI Ti'WN oh t.HKN
ADA. MISSISSIPPI.
Grenada, Mist, August 13.Siateen as
! perienced nurses, in charge of Dr*. Mn
deville and VeaZie, arrived yesterday
' morning from New I'rlcans. Ihe nurses
were quickly auigne I to aitlicted families.
The type of the discs > u pronounced ma
ilignant and la epread :g. Ten or twelve
new cae* have appeared, and nine deaths
were reported in the last twenty-four
hours.
There are fully 120 cases. Tho white
1 population is now reduced to 70)' None
ofihe old case* have yet re coved. The
bravo and sell sacrificing doctor* of New
Orleans, assisted by the resident physic iuiis
'are doing noble work, and grateful hearts
go out to them and to the generous eili.
Lens of New Orleans in this hour of deep
affliction.
Wilmington, N. C., August 15.—The
'following has been received here from
.Grenada. Miss.
| "Grenada, Mi**, August 14. 7V> the
; Mtyor of If'if misty/on .' Help us to pay
ii'irscs and bury tho dead. Our town is a
graveyard. We nocd help. The mayor
i* dying. lam the enly officer left.
(Signed) "K. A. MILTON,
"City Marshal and Acting Mayor."
"All tho business houses are closed ex
cepting the drug store* and undertaker's
-hops, and the town presents the appear
ance of a deserted graveyard. No trains
>n either road are allowed to stop here, i
*nd the town is completely quarantined.
The jail ba* been opened and the prison
ers liberated, lu one house there are eight
patient* and one ccrpte. Four persons
suffering troui the black vomit died last
night. The resident physicians are com
pletely worn out by their long and stlf-
I sacrificing -erviceiand untiring devotion!
:o the afflicted. Many of their own fami
' lie* are sick ar.d are only receiving regu
ar call*, the tame a* other patients lien
'oval W. J (smith and Colonel butler J\
: Anderson, of the Howard association of)
! Memphis, are in charge and nre working
| night and day.
"The population of tho town is estimated
10 have been reduced to TtW whites. There
ha* been only one death and one ca*e
among the colored population, which i
double that of tho white. The total cum-'
her of death*, so far, U 34 ; number ut
cases, 130. Nine de.r.h* have occurred
r.nd fifteen new cae reported since last
night. The disease i- spreading through
out the town and it n * sen. as though
there wa* little hope of an abatement in
its severity. The weather it unlavorable l
and the outlook glovny indeed lor the
stricken people, God mly know* where
it will end. '
Momphi*. August s—The following
telegram was seot this morning
"To lion, George W. M Crary, Sec v '
(ofWar, Washington Death is making
rapid stride* through <ur street*. Town* i
have quarantined agair.sl us- Can you not
order one thousand te: M into which to re- ,
move the poor ?
(Signed) It. K. PATTXMOX,
"Collector Jt tcrnal Revenue.
"it A. TuowrsoK, j|
"Postmaster."
Sinco the above wa* sent Postmaster
Thompson cent anot! r telegram asking
for rations, with a view of supplying and
geitiog all the poor pc pie out of the l>>wn
Twenty-seven new c*e and *ix death
have been reported in the last twenty-fourl
hour*.
New Orleans, August 10. —For the past (
twenty-four hour* 108 new case* and ?'
death* have been reported.
♦ * *
•ttf* FARMERS will ftmllt to their
Advantage, before selling grain to call on i
LAWRENCE L. BROWN,
;mcco-ior ofSborllidge A Co.. Bellefontc
|Hc will not allow ANY ONE le pay a '
: .uglier price for grain than he doe*, and
always stand* ready accommodate the,'
iarmcra in any way possible. His place of '
business has the advantage of being more
' convenient than any other buyer* in town,
and has a stab!" on the premises, where
! farmer* can feed free ot charfe.
21 aug 81.
lISTRA Y.~C*me to tho residence of,
i Geo. Hotter, Aug. Ist, 1878, 4
white pigs, about ten week* old. The
owner will come, prove property and pay
damage*, and remove the same or other-1
i wi*o they will be disposed of according to!
law. J. F. ALEXANDER,
Town Clerk. I
I^STKA Y.—A smaTTwhlU) tow with pig.!
ha* been on tho premises of thai
i undersigned lor some time. The owner is
, -i-quested to prove property, pav cost# and
remove the same. J. HENRY KELLER.j
N'OTll'K —Parties desiring to use the
top of Niltany mountain for plea*-!
tire must in future first obtain consent of,
the undersigned, otherwise they will be
; dealt with according to law. This course
ha* been deemed necessary in order to
; prevent improper conduct upon *aid|
grounds. J. HE.NKY KKLI.KK. J
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I VALENTINES & CO.I
THE I.ARUEMT DEALER* IS
-DRY GOODS,-!
GROCERIES,
\orioxN,
CLOTHING,
Ac., Ac., IN CENTRE COUNTY.
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II A corrwpoodcnt of the New Or.
v lean* Picayune, writing front the mail
i atenmor I'argotul lin-t week, dcwi-ribe*
. t'lo turn r r tttaod nil along the
r aip|ti river by Ihe ic|wirt oflhe rnvn
, g of yollow fever nt New Orletnr,
i At Vitlnlin, LB., iho nitive* came to
- tho landing w tilt ■IOIKM* ntul clubs, und
1 1 fought hack tho crow of tho htuamei i
when tho latter attempted lo take;
aottia bnpgage on hottrd. At Nateheo 1
(ho tlaeli of n cannon warned tho I'nr
jgoud to romaiu aloof. Tlio |>ooplo
'iof llelta oven tried to pruvent tho
i mail Jroui bciug landed, and at Vtcka
lUllK lint n deck hand was allowed to
leave the shore . ml of the steamboat
statin);, t'omuurce ia paraly/.ed for
a time on the great water highway of
tho Writ, and it is to bo hoped that
( the uureasouing panic will aooft sub
, side.
Last fail William l'rince, au idiot.
! disapjwared from I/ink Haven. A
few days ago the nkeletou of a man
was found. It i* believed that this is
all that remain* of the idiot
i Mrs. Sarah J Hair committed sui
cide iu Buffalo t. wnihip, Perry coun
ty, recently by drowning. A few
war* ago she utl inptad lo eud lier ex
utenoe hy jumping f rom a wcond atorv
window.
1 . Atii'i:, If you are made uii*erable
with chill* and fever, dissolve if)
grain* of citric and in a cup of hoi cot
fee, aud drink it ju*l before tlie chill
' attacks you. It ha* been kuowu to
cure the worst ca.-e of this disease.
"Do those bells sound an alarm of
• fire?" *aid a stranger the other Sun
day, u-- the church bell* were catling
together the worshiper*. "Yes," wa*
■ (he reply, "but the lire is in the next
1 world."
NAHKIKI).
1 On July l Jih, bv William Thompson, J.
P., Mr. Jimti \V. H'air to Mr* M*rv
Cthcrine Kumbine, alt ol College towri
*bip, Centre county.
In New Iterlin, July 3, by ltv W. C.
McC'ool. Mr. A S. Weaver, M. I) , of
Putters MiJs, to Mos -S. Ella Menscb, sis
ter ofllr Mepsch, of Uarllelon Pa.
On tfi* 13, t-v Kev. J(4 Shoemaker M r
E G Shaffer of Lye-mlag county t- Mi
Clara J EJuionds of Asrunsbur^
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MAKKETS.
Philadelphia, Augut 19.—1'i-tur super- 1
flnea, I'd ao(|*3; eilras b-- vl. Wncal dull
land wt-nk. buyers ntid sr.lets np| *rt, red
jlOTw-l l>4 ami cr, 1 OTI tfej, white
nominal Corn yellow 4e(*uoc, UaU l£i(f4
*V western mixed AiU-'N-. llye warci
jßia<4)e. Kgg l'-if^liic.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August It) -Wlieat acpvp,j
N'o. 1, red winter, WTlfi'dSe, No ado, Wflc. I
Cuin cash. Oat* - .'l) for cask
Bye at 3llc. liarley. (1 14 ca*b.
CATTLE MARKET.
Philadelphia, August ls.— Cattle-
Market dull, g. d cattle ujc, msdiuui
4D v44c common .H<v4c. Sheep- Market
, fair, good 41<,L 4fc, luediuiu. 4< •- 4ic com* j
In-, nftf-ljc, H-gs Market d-Tl good t'
prime ?te medium ofbjTc.
Spring Mills Market.
j Old wheal 90, new M
Rye, 3i)c.
Corn, ears, per bu. new. ,40c
Oats, 2&e.
i Buckwheat, ?3c.
Clover*eed. #1 rt)."t elUj
chop, per ton, JiS otb
Plaster, ground rer ton, SIO.OO
Klour, per bbl s?■ 'JO
Kulter, 10c.
Tallow. 7c.
ilamt l'ic.
Shoulder* tic.
. liidlMlO. |
Rag*, Jc.
Egg* per dot., KV-. ;
Tub washed wool 55c,
I>l'BLIt; SALE OF HOPSE AND
Li IT.- Br * .rtue ofan order ol the
Orphan's Court, there will be sold at Pub
lic Sale, on the pr.mise*, on BATUB>
DAY. AUG. 34, IK at 1 o'clock, p. m..
the following deter bed premise*, to wit
All that certain House and Lot, Ute the
property of Lvdia Shuey, dee d, situate at.
tal UaU inColieg-- twp., bounded on the
North by the Ibntltburg turnpike, on the
East by Public Sch >1 Lot, on the S uth
by land* of IVm. Seller*, and on the Weal
jhy lands of Robert llamilt, D. I). Con
taining about one acre more or less.
TERM.-- of Sale.—On# third of purchae
money l • t-epaid on confirmation of #ai#
One third in one year and the balance in
two years. The last two payments to be
secured by bend ,-it.d mortgage on tbe
premises. G. W. WILLI A MS,
Administrator.
I)IBLICSALE
1. On FRIDAY. AU-
Gl ST "J3. near Zior. will be sold the fol
lowing property Four Horses. 5 freh
Cows, 1 Bull, 1 Heifer. 3 Calve*. Hogs, 1 ,
Sow with Pigs. 2 3-horto M'agon*, 1 b- ing
new ; 'J Spring Wag' ns, 1 Grain Drill. I (
llayrake, I Land-pollcr. 1 Fanning Mill. .
1 Patent Straw* Cutter, 'J Harrow*, a Shov
el Plows, 'Jt Cultivators, 3 Iron Plows. 2
sett 11 ay-ladder*. 1 2-horse Sled. 1 Truek
Sled. 1 Log Sled, 2 grain Cradles, 1 sett:
R'tack Smith Tools, n !l kinds of Gears, 800
Che-tnut Kails. l.'iO Chestnut Posts, 3 uew
Bedsteads, and other article* too numer
ous to mention. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock- WM.I). SHAFER.
A DMINLSTKATOR S SALE.-
'lhe undersigned, admiuistralor of the
estate of Daniel W. Sboll. late of Mi lew l
township, deceased, will sell at public salp,
l.y order of the Orphan's C -urt; on SAT
jUBDAY. AUGUST 17.1H7H. the follow
ing real estate, to wit.* All lht certain
or pleoe of land situate in Mile* twp. i
Centre county, about*tw mile* south cast
lof Wolf * Store, bounded on the east by
land of Sarah Swint, on the south by land
llate of Edward GralA <-n the west l>y land
'of George Bine, and on tho north by land ,
lof Fdward UauG., et al, Containing
EIGHTY ACRES,
and allowance, about thirty aciesof which
is cleared, and then-on erected a HOUSE,'
BA L.N. and other outbuildings, with flow*-!
ling -vftter at the door, also a fine orchard
'with choice fruit.
| Terms of sale: The one half of the pur
• chase money on confirmation of salo and
MID balance in one year thereafter, with
, interest, to he secured by bond and mort
, Kc
. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, p. m-of
said day F. P. SIIOLL.
'23jul Adm'r. I
HAltllY K. HICKS
Wo have a very large and complete *tock of Hardware, the largett that wasevrr before oflercd by any firm to tbo people o. thiaoounty, and are selling at ti. ■ very
et powlble rales
Iron, Steel anil Nails, Locks, Glass and Putty.
Pure White Lead.an 1 Linieed Oil; Turpentine* an.l Varoi'hfi, nil which wo warrant to givo satisfaction. Our I'uro Lead will cover a* much surface a< any In the market
and cannot be *xclled for wliiteneaa. XIADY M I \ K1 I'A INT nut up In nnjr quantity to eu it people, frota one-pound cana to one gallon cans, ail ready (or ute. 1 here
painta *)•< warrant to bo (niloil with pure load and oil, and are Ireedrorn all adulteration.
MECHANICS TOOLS Wo iay •iMM-ial attention to thi* branch, and keep a full line f Saw*, ChUeU. Hammer* and Halle?'* Iron Plane*; Horae naii* ofafl kinunTraae
' Chain*, ilanic*, Kb FULL LINK OK HADLLKUY OF ALL LKSCKIPTIONS. OOACH;WOOO WORK.—Spoke*, Hcllor*. Patent Wheel* ©fib.- mart improved pete
out* , Mr. Poll*' Improved Flat Iron*, cheat), convenient and durable—poliahed end nickel-plated. Johnston's Prepared Kalsotnire ; put up in 0-pound packages ; easily
put on, and cheaper than paper. We have all color*:
STOVES.
We have the only Reversible, Top-plate Cooking Su>ve in the market The Keystone, Susquehanna end Juniata, which wa warrant to be the bett baker* and the hat v
-1 W()K*S^V tTiV*HANIMOMJCB?I STtlljTw'oKLf) ** Wfllt,,D * u " r,r,lrM - AUo ""kind. ofKange,and other .lotas. COME ANDS.LK OUlt KEYSTONE
—l ~, ... laan , I I r —.. .... ~ - I , I. —S 1 . .11
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Trial List—4th Monday of August
I*7B.
Sarah D Spencer v* J C Calhoun.
\V L McDowell v* M M Dubrec.
Edward Kabella v* M Marx.
K 1- Wian v*
Jo* Kahctla vs
, \ ict)>r Kurt* vs
t'harle. Kurtz v*
' JobnFlageyv*
A lfrtwt llnupt vs
i James P Ta.sey v*
Frank Crosthwaite vs "
W S Hough v*
Fred Chrtiline vs "
.) arnce Scibert v
f E llnlr.ell vs
A UaumvsJehn Kithcl.
W H McCautland vs Wa Vntikirk, as-
I drn*.
H VV Hoover et al v* Christ Sl.arrer it
Li.
V Derr vs Ja* Macmanua.
Jas 11 Duck admr vs D M Wagner
3UBOBB.
Orund Jurors.
Milcsburg— O Grav.
Gregg 1 J Grenoble.
Walker—J no lUsdaer*.
It ggs—F M Cot, B bnyder.
Hellefonte—ll C Hume*.
Howard boro—N' J Mftchwl.
Hnowshoe—B Y Luca*, L K leathers.
Potter—H M Bwartx, A Seller*, Epr,
Keller.
Heine*— J Yarger, N Sloyer.
Halfn.oon J llronttiller.
Tayloi Wm Miller.
Fatten —S T ttray, A Seller*.
College—Geo Raker.
Liberty—J A Vfulggle.
Spring L N Rariitiart, M Kcrsietter.
Trnveree—3 Monday.
Ilaine*—Ja* Weaver, Jno Ziegler, II
Keinhart
Huston—A Kreps, W Williams, G W
, Wood ring. H Aiams.
Bogg*—B Zimmerman, J L Neff, L
j Cur tin.
Gregg—D Rartgev, M II Liuiie, J B
i liec ku-on.
Milc.hurg -O 11 Wolf, E il Carr.
Her.nor- A t.arbcrick. A Y Wagner.
hi ring—J M Furcy, Jas Ko*s, F Tate,
H Kline.
Hellefonte—J Braehbill, (' Smith,
Jonath Miller. J Scheil.
Ilalfmoon l Beck.
(' ilege J K Mitchell, JS 1 o*u_r,
I Walker t Strubi<.
Miles—li 11 Miller. 11 Miller, Jac.
liazcl,
Ssowthoe—Wm Atkey, J C Rankin, J
Travel.
Howard M M Cloakj, J B Leathers,
J C Smith.
Howard boro—A Weber,
ll'.rnside —t< B Book.
Worth- Ati Richerdi.
Pen a —W tn Smith.
Putter—John lLfhel.G W Boal, P Uof*
fer.
Patlon-J W Watson, J Chamber*.
Uuionvilte—T E Greiit,
Traverse —4 Monday,
Penn—A > Deinincer, S Ulto, Wm
- T ,
Wa'.ker -A Brumgart, Jas Corner, L
Zimmerman,
Taylor—l) Reese. H Crain, T Moore.
College"- 11 Thompson, PS Dale.
Rush—Wm HMI.
Potter—John Wolf
Pbilipeburg 11 Stockbrldge, C Muntci
L D Horn, R Hudson
MLesburg it U Parsons, LC Eddy.
Liberty-J A Stover, 11 Thomp*on.
Firing LU Koartck, 1 Daasun.
Unionville Jno Alexander,
' Mari> n— H Ycvriok.
Halfmoon—A J Thompson. J C Fisher.
Ferguson—David Fye.
1> ggs 1> li Maionr. Pll Haupt. U R
Barn) art, J S Barrel U No'l-
Union—B Alexander.
Bulk-font*— Ed Tyon.
UarrU—Cyrus Durst,
PIAA II .%I,L ACADEMY.
The next term of the Penn Hall Acade
my will open Monday July 22. Tuition
from t 00 It acling with rom
iu.au U) §2,75 per week. D. M Woi r,
INjalySi. Principal.'
UEGIBTKRS] NOTICE -The fok|
lowing aecount* have been exam
ined and paasod bv me. and remain filed
of record in this oilice for the inspection ol!
bei.-s, legatee#, creditors ar.d all others in
any way interested, and will be presented]
lo tho Urpban't tourl of Centre vountv, oti
Wednesday, the 2ltday of August, A. D.
HO, f r confirmation and allowance :
1 The accouutof Henry Zcigier, admin
istrator ot Ac. ot Michael Dclancy late of
Marion township, dceeaod.
2. Tho final account of J. W. Keiley,
administrator of A;, of William McCuy.
late of Taylor township, dee eat w*.
3 Th account of Jobn P Kimmerman.
guardian of Mary E. Clark, minor child
of Lewi* L Clark, late of Huntingdon;
county, deceased.
4 The account of John P. Zimmerman,
gnardian of W. 11 Clark, minor child ofj
Lewis L. Clark, late of Huntingdon coun
ty, deceased.
5. The account of David M Butt*, ad
ministrator of Ac. of James Armor, late of
spring township, deceased.
6. The of J. A. Jacobs, admin
istrator of John Fvx, Sr., late ol Harris
township, deceased.
7. Tho account ot George Kustenborter,
guardian of Ann A. McMahon now Bran-
Hon) Amanda M , Mary 11. and Dora V
McMahon, minor children of George Mc-
Mabon, late of Nebraska, deceased)
B. The final account of Dr. J. M. Blair,
! administrator of Ac. of Jnmet Lucas, late
iof Union township, deceased.
U. The final account of Jacob C. Walker,
guardian of Eliza Lucas, minor child of
Nelson Lucas, late of Sriow Shoe township,
'deceased. ,
10. The account of William Kiddles,
Esq., administrator of Ac. of John Uarey,
'late of Rush town-hip, deceased.
I U. Tho account ->f P. W. Humbert,
guardian of Mury E Leather* and Harriot
J. Aikcy, minor* of Harriet Leathers, late
of lluwiird township, deceased.
12 The sixth and final account of Jo*l
ah Noll", executor of Ac. of John Ncf, late
of Potter township, deceased.
13. Tho first partial account of B. F.
Phillip* and 8. J. Herring, executor* of
Ac. ot Uhritophcr Moyer, late of Penn
towuship, deceased.
14. Tbo account of J. A. Hazel, admin
istrator of Ac of Michael Hazel, late of
Mile* township, deceased
-16. Tho account of .Samuel Bailey and
John G. Bailey, administrator* of Ac ol
John Bailey, lute of Furgusou township,
deceased.
10. The final account of Michael Har
per, guardian of Sarah Lavina llosterinan,
formerly Vonada, minor of John Hosier
man, late of Uainc* township, decoasod.
17. Tho guardianship account of A. W.
Choeiiuan. guardian of John A Poorman,
minor child of Joseph Poorman, late of
Boggs township, deceased.
18. Tho 2d partial account of Joseph Rol
i lor and Elizabeth Roller, executors ot Ac
of John Roller, lalo of Bonner township,
decoa-ad.
19. Tho final account of Frederick
Kurta, administrator ot etc of David Ack
er. lato of Hainos township, decoasod.
'JO. Tho account of K. U. Henderson,
administrator of Ac of John llondcrson,
lato of Huston township, deceasod.
21. The final account o( D. Z. Kline, ad
ministrator of Ac of J. L. Given, late of
tbe borough of Bolleionte. deceased.
22 Tho account of J. W. Gephart, ad
ministrator of Ac of Juan Gomea, late of
the U. S. Aimy. deceased.
23. The partial account of James Dun
lap, executor of Ac of Mary Long, late ol
Ferguson township, deceased.
24 First and final account of George P.
Hall, administrator of Ac of Aaron Hall,
late of Union township, deceased,
26. The account of Samuel Royer, ex
ecutor of Ac of Calborino l'etor, late ol
Potter township, deceased.
26. Tho first partial account of Aaron
Lukenbach, Simon P. Ruble and J. C.
Ruble, executors of Ac of Peter Ruble,
late of Potter township, deceased,
27. The account of David R. Fparr and
Daniel Hess, executors of Ac of Jacot
Bparr, lato of Harris township, decea*e />
WM. E. BUltCJtti" , " 1 n
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t ( THE LOCAL Orrio* Doo LAW.— )
A Jaw making all <lojw pcraonal prop
erty waa pa*!Hd by tlit* Ijegialature.i
the provision)) of which are a* follow*
"For whatever damage dogv may do
, their 0w tier* shall be liable, even for
the coat* and attorney'* fee*, if the
auits he taken to courL An Annual
tax of fifty cent* on utile and one dol
lar on female dog* will be levied,
which will he kept in a separate ac
count by the county treaaurer, from
which owner* of beep shall be com
pensated when dog* deplete their 1
drove*, provided that the owner* of
the dfg* uannot be ascertained. If
t discovered, tbe latter must make pood
Ihe loat. A nee.-eon, are required lo
take au account of all dog* in their
district*, with the name of the owner*.
If at tho end of the year the amount
of moneylin hands of the county treaa
urer from this source exceed* a giveni
sum, the surplus ia to be divided a
moug the echool districts. The adop
tion of this law is made optioual in
counties. A ballot shall be taken not
, oftencr than once in two years,
upon acceptauoe or rejection, and it
will remain with the voters to pro
nounce upon the merits of the meas
ure-"
DmtrsßAjrcs OE PUBLIC MEET
'ingb.—The following is the text of
| tbe law in reference to tbe disturb
I i auoe of public meetinfi*, which might
be read occasionally by many young
itnen who show their bad hreediogl'
- J while attending same of our churches : 1
p "if any |>er*ou shall willfully and'
j maliciously disturb or interrupt any (
i society, assembly or congregation con- 1
vened for the purpose of religious wor
': or for any moral, social, literary, scien '
, lific, agricultural or fioral objeu, ceis "
emony, lec'.urc, ewaiuiuation, orexhL
ibition, such shall on conviction be
sentenced to pay a fiue not exceeding
fifty dollars, suffer imprisonment not
I exceeding three month*, or both, or
either, at the discretion of the court." j
HE TiioßQik.M. — Ifyou want tosuo
) oeed in life, be thorough In your work
whaterer it is. It is sometimes con
venient to he a Jack-of-all-trade?, but
it is always profitable to be master of
one. A workman who thoroughly
understand* his business is seldom in
or coming to want. NVhiie tbe
mass of the inefficient suffer, the few
, who do the best work, whether men
or women, are always sought for.
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W R. CAMP S ,
POPULAR.
Furniture Rooms!
CENTRE HALL, PA.;
li
I manufacture all kiods of Furniture for }
Chambers. Dining Rooms, Libraries and '
Hall*. . j]
If you want Furniture of*sjr kind, don't
! buy until 70U tee my stock.
UNDERTAKING
In alt it* brancbe*. 1 keep in slock all j
the latest and most improved C-fllnt (
and Caskets, and have every UrU- 1
ity lor properly conducting
this branch ufwy businesc.
1 have a patent Corpte ,
Preserver, in which *
bodies can be
preserved for aconsiderable length of lime.
r 'jull9 tf W. R CAMP.
I
j t
i). T AIIIANDU. C. M. BOWER '
4 LKXANDERA BOWER. At- 1
, AjL. U*mm+%l+w,lU>l\+laai HyvmrUl*tlnttcw 1
1 turn to 4 -olln !G,u. and Onha* (<mit Dractica.
May ba nmsnitaNl m Gtmaa lad K:altab (Hlkca la (
(swraa i bU4lBi BfS 14tf. .
33 tsOLU BORDI RI.I) < unl
for SO eta. 40 Hlaek Briwlol 1
nuuie in gold' 13 el*. '
W* KURTZ. Centre Hail, Pa. 1
; f f f f n V V;
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!:
< 1
111 UKAH FOR
GUGGENHEIMER
A CXJMP.
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FROM THIS DATE (THE COM- |
MKNCKMKNT OF THE
SEWING SEASON.)
1.(21(242 EN II EI HER,
' I
GlTurs hi* immense Stock of Good*, well
assorted in every line, tuch a*
DRESS GOODS,)
f
I NOTIONS, NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,
cwrmm,
1 BOOTS, BOOTS, )
SIIOKS, SHOES,
MATS & (BAPS,
. at *uch|F'igurc that it is a shame for any
one to go away from home to Uuy, I
I when Good* are offored at home <
at prices that will ni>lnish the
people in this section of
theoountrv.
, THE STORK ROOM AT SPANGLEIUS ,
Hotel, ha* been en
i Urged and splendidly fit
ted up, *o that every one who
goes in to examine the slock of '
Goods, is sure nol lo leave without i
, buying. You will also find a very Urge
and well selected
" f NTOC'K OF CLOTH IN (2.
mt-ITWILL BK TO YOUR IN-HA
, jNrTKKKST TO BUY YOUR-tfcs
garCLOTUING ATHOMK-aw
rINSTEAD OF G() -a
„ iNr-ING AWAY -tut
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
> Letter* of administration cum testaM,en
)( to annexo on the estate of John Rishel,
late of Gregg twp., Cuntr* oounly, J
n ceased, having been granted to the ■ .*'
'. aigned all porsun* knowing
. denied to said estate *f .j.
immediate pav- .. requeated t- make
d claim* age'- - ,- enl nd thoso k"* 1 "*
h duU t ' le nne to present them
" v authenticated for settlement
I M. L. KISHEL
WM. F. KEARICK, I
111 Jul Ct Administrator*.
42 Floral €'mr<l*. alfln, 180r
Wm. Kurtr, Centre Hall Pa.
| IMPORT AN TO TRAVELERS.
—THE—
BUSH HOUSE!
HKUUXroKTR, rA.
Ua* been recently tlx roughly renovate
•aid repaired, and under the management
"t the New Proprietor. Mr. GEORGE
HOPPKH. formerly of W'mtitort, ia flr*P
class in ail iu appointment*.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered to those in attendance at court
and other* remaining in town for a few
i da v at a lime.
i ..The largest and most superbly Designed
Hotel in Centra) Pennsylvania.
All modern convenience*. Go try tbe
Ruth house.
GEO. UOPPKS, Propr.
GET READT
FOR WINTER!!
IF YO U WANT THE VMM Y EES!
AND CHEAPEST
PARLOR STOVES,
Buy the
"Laurel Wreath"
(Single or DOUBLE HEATERS.)
There stove* have TWO ROWS of
light*, ehaking and dumping grate, ar
ranged to clean out the clinkera. No
danger from gae, no iart to burn
out, ao a* to let gits into the upper
room. We make THREE SIZES of
-Nngle and TWO SIZES of Double
HeaU*rs of tbeec juetly popular
Stoves.
IFYOU WANT THE VEIiYBESI
ANDCHEAPEST
Cooking Stoves,
BUY Tin:
"ZEXirnr
Double Oven liange; or the
"Economy"
Single Oven Range,
They arc the beet in the market, hate
SIX ii OILER llOLES,halingand
dumping grate, A PPL Y THE HEA T
TO ALL THE BOILERS AT
, ONCE The oven it large and tguare,
the doort tin-lined. The PLATEb
ARE HEA VY, unlike the light plate*
of city tIoree—COMPARE THEN
ff" make a Xo. 8 and Xo. 9 of both
thetc ran get.
All these stoves are WARRANT
ED, and you cao get repairs from
the Manufactory in one day.
For Sale by
J. A. REESMAN, CentreHalL
J. B. FISHER, Penn Hall.
SNOOK. SMITH & CO., Millheim.
G. R. SPIGELMYER, Woodward,
Manufactured by the
SLTFER, WALLS & SHRIXER
M'fg Co.
LEWISBURG, ;PA.
•
We also manufacture the Celebra
ted BUCKEYEREAPER& MOW
ER, KEYSTONE CLOVER IIUL
LER, COLE'S UNIVERSAL SUL
KY CULTIVATOR. New Model.
Centre Draft. HORSE DUMPING
HAY RAKE, HOOSIER GRAIN
DRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER
CORN SHELLER, Plows, Land
Roller*, etc. 29nov
HAPPY RELIEF.
To all .uo.rUu tram cbrooi. OIVOM of alt ktads
lonM.au.l .--n—luti.'ti tarltod MimUlr or b
"a" , *• m.i h.a) at tivatant. Kn aa* r-!labl.
Book aad riivnUt, ara< !io la —1 n
r'ar* HOWARO ASMH HTH>>. 41*
Vorwi Sth M PhUad.lpt.ia. Pa., aa laU4lot B.rina
a hth raputaUon tor hooorabl. ooadu. l ud [win
*Kai akUt. 1* j.!, *B.
ORGANS!ORGANS!ORGANSI
BEWIHO MACHINES'
Sewing Machines!
NEW i: Slop Parlor Organ*.
Prior SKICO, For*U < a*h.
9 Snip Organs, New, lor $7U.U>— Price
$270.00.
Sewiog Machines Guaranteed New.
and as Represented, for $25.00,
COMK, SKK. AND BK CONVINCED.
COM H ON K, COM K ALL
to tha New Music & Sawing Machine store
of BUNNELL Jt AIKKNS,
Allegheny Street.
25july Beßefonte, Pa.
/"lOUKT PROCLAMATION.
U ■ ("ha Hat A. Mr*r. Prealdral ol
tha court of Common PUu. la tha Satfa Judicial Uta
trtct caniuttor of iha counUaa of Centre. Clinton and
Cleartiehl. and the Hooorabta SAUI'I Prank, and the
llunoniib.luhf DWpha AaaorUUHl JudgMln Uru'w
counljr, haviuM laautttl tlifir pnfrccpt, brtn thr
UidAy of .uly A D.. IhTS. u> m dim iaat for holdiQM
a court f Oynr nd Tr*nlnrr and < Msutsnsl .fail D&7
mrjr mod tjnwrtor SMlon of Vh© Peace! n BeUeXoote lot
the county of OwtHre, and l* commence on tlk Srv
Munday of Aa*. >vln* tho lHh day of Aa*u*t 187K
and lo continue two week.
NuU.n*la iharafore harehjrglraa to tha Cerontr Jue
Mcea of Ilia Peace, Alderman and ' C' -tahiaa Ll th.
•aid county of Centra, that they be then and there I
their i-roper persons, at in ~VU>k tn tha farenoon o"
•aid day, with their racorda, inquiganTn,. eian.lna
UUML nnti their own vo do ih cmo thin*?
which done, and th,*
whoara bound in u> nroam-utc attain,
tha Prtaonen tltat ua o\ --alihe in the Jail of cwT
aaahail * Uoaa lo proaacata aalnM tu„
Given quttt' my hind, at BelMeatm the I*4 day .
• J ¥** " ar Lord, 1ST!), and In tho U
IXuXV 41 laden jadeuoe o the Unltad StataT
LKYi ISUjfviltN Mor
"1 fTk f A /4""* k In your oan town. Si Outfit fr,
-. W I - J-aJf" r*k Reader, if yoa want a auaineea ,
~ k 111 Iwhich |>eraona of either Ml can make ere
1(1/ \J \Jpay all the t two they work, wrile for pa
KI ticular* to 11. HAUJCTT A OO. PortUnd, A
il | 39 mar, 7
i T L. SPANGLERTAttorney at La
-1(1 • Consultations in English and Ge
• man. Office in Purst's new building.
. ~ ■ -ai
S. A DMINISTRATOB'S NOTICK.-
of administration 00 the e#UUt f
Rosanna Littlft, lute of Potter township,
dec'd, having been granted to the under*
signed, li person* knowing tbenuelvan
to be Indebted to aid decedent ere re*
que*led to make immediate paytneul, and
(joraom having claim* against the otale
j wIH present them aulbenitcatod for nettle*
, t mem WM. J. THOMPSON,
y aOjun 6U Adinr.
1 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
! Letter* of Admini strellon De bonb 808
•t,rum !<taiiifnto innno, on tbe entate of
* j J.'* 4 "' **WNd leto of Potter twp , Centre ce,
J c-nnsylvania dec'd, bare been granted to
u Catharine Durst and James C B< al rrtid
in* in said township to whom all pernoma
e indebted to tid i-stais ar r< quiited to
make payment and tbct e bavin* (Sanaa
or demand* will make known the tamo
without delay to
JAMKB C. BOAL
CATHRHINE DI)RAT,
J- C. IJOAL, acting adroinutratwr
U July &.
' ADM INIBTR ATOM'S NOTICE.
Ixtu r* of administration on the Mtate of
Evan Evan*, late of Potter twp, dec'd,
hat m k been * ran led to the undersigned
1 al. p. rsoti* knowing th. mseives to be in
debted to aaid decedent are coquetted to
make immediate payment, and person*
bavin* claim* aaattui tbe (Mate will pro
tent 11.am authenticated for *ui*ment.
M GEO. JL OOOIiUART,
30 '-.ay (.1 Adm'r
Jan. Harris 6( Co.
NO. 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
l" * l
IROOAILS,
1' A 1 N T S,
f 7
OILSTETC.,
o -
J AS. HARRIS A CO.
Beliefonto.
W. A. CURRY,
I* ll! & Zkt,* linker,
C IATRi; Ilk LI..PA.
Would most respectfully inform tbe cit
len 1 of this vicinity, that be has started a
new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would bo
thankful for a share of tne public patron
age. Boots and Shoe* made to order and
according to style, and warrant* bis work
to equal any made elsewhere. All kind* m
. of repairing done, and charge* reaaonakle
Give him a call. fabJS If
! TOHN F. POTTER, Attorney-nt
< '" Is* OettortSow* prnwipMp ei*de aw* towcda
nattwwU. 3 at*** to Unmm blw toaAa <r prifWfW h
uh. win *n* kb .mi UK- uiiwvMM Pia*s
r Menaaeea. * uaw In toe ftlimia*. Mrt* ■**• *1
to, eoert bouaa. M,IUIobU _ wUIOll_
; Harness. Saddles. &c.
TbtißtoWnn*. detoratßed M nm U **taiir
* (Ml*( lorlßM* prww*. I'auj calla lasaitea
tiss of tbe pwbU* to luaaL; k of
SADDLERY
< BOW egered *1 tM*M etad DwirwtwpwUa to*
is, people a*4 to- time. its- larjreei and wto mas
awd inwiplrti HMttwnl ot Aaddlaa. Hsswssa Ostlsss
Hndle*. of —•T dMrrtpttoe awd aalwy; Wtops. as*
> is fad evevytai** to **topM a kid Hw eatobUM.
meet. a, sow eten at wrwwe Wt vtllawil tosUawsS.
I JACOB DISGIto Oowtr* H*U.
Visiting Cards*
fiO Mixed Cords *JO ct - IX Beautiful Flor
al card* only 580 cU.
WM. KURTZ, Centre Hall, Pa.
HENRY BOOZER,
(TA'TRi: MALL,
nuurcvATTcaaa or
Saddle*. Harness, Bridle*. Cellara, Whip*.
' Fijraets and also keep* on hand Cotton
Net*, etc. Price* low a* any where elca.
All kind* of repairing done. The beat
stock always kepi on baud. Ail work war
ranted. A (bare of the puo.ic patronage
it kindly solicited. 11 apr, 11 v ~
Auction khfFsT "card. Philip
Teals, who has >d large experi
ence a* an auctioneer, offer* h service* to
the people ot Centre county. He speaks
. both German and English, and pot*ernes
the invaluable gift in an auctioneer of a
loud, clear voice, and can be distinctly
heard a long distance. Those having work
. of this kind 10 do, will do well to give him
a call. Charge- moderate. Call on or
; address him at Beliefonto. Pa. 1? ap.
3. H. HAZEL,
> Cabinet Raker A I udertaker,
.SPRING MILLS. PA.,
' inform* the public that be keep* on hand
f all kind* ot furniture. City and Home
made, cane and wood seat chain,
etc. Undertaking in all its
' branches promptly attend
-1 t-J to. Coffin* and
' Casket* of all style* furnished; and ac
commodations with hear*e.
* I apr. 6m.
Centre Hall HoteL
JOHN SPA NGLLK, PROl"lt.
First-class accommodation for guests
Bot stabling for horses. Stages arrive
and depart every day for alt point*.
JERRY MILLER
BAIL kk axt H Aiai-RuavK— in the base
ment of tbe bank building. All work done
in fashionable style. 1 july tf.
PENNSVALLFY6ANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL. I'A.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS, and allow Inter!
est: Discount Notes; Buy and
Sell Government Securities,
Gold and Coupons.
WM. WOLV. "WM. B. MINGLE,
J Prea'l. Cathler
PENNSYLVANIA RR.
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division.
SUMMER TIME TAILS.
, Oaaadtftor St'NDAY. Joubl Um. toe train* *a
too 1 hit.lfli>luß a tjiv Hulrvad Innaion wiU rua a
follow*.
t WKSTWRD.
K.RII. UAlLlastos Phllotlelpbto ltttam
1 2 Harrubur* SDSaW
~ " Montsmdua € £: * m
t " - William*?>ort *Umm
" wwHsiii >
H*nov 11 tlßa as
t artstKri. 711 dm
MIIiAKA !.X. Irarea Pblla. 7 SO am
i; " Harrtobnr* ItHaa
e M Montnndon lijpn
arrat Willi.iutiwrt fitfw
' Lock Havon S9B
Honor a ((Op m
.. FAST LOCK learna PtUUdalphto VWa 5
M liarrisburn . m
" " Woptnmlon -IS? to
arr at willlam|iort 1 % p to
" " lnck H von 8 M www
~ KASTWAkIX ■
, PACIFIC EX. laaTva Lock Ha.cn (Saw
- Jeraor Miore "lllto
" William.port TSSato
•' ** Muntaodon V 08 a to
£ " arr at Harrlahur* llS&as
" " l'bliadelrbla S (S a •
* DAY EX. loaves Ren or a 1-USa to
- Laack llarcn USOato
3 - Willlauiaport 11 IS p to
" •• Moatawlua 117 pto
" arrat tlarrtabor* I Hi a to
" *■ Philadelphia 1 30 Pto
F.RIK MAIL Irate, Htn .va SSSpto
?' •• •• Lock Ha VCII •• la piw
J*J M •• W'Uii*msi>oit 1| 04 p ■
m •• ** MontaadoQ 13 19 mm
M arr at II am*burK :'Hmm
** •• •* FbiladelpElM n#i
FAST LINE leave* WlUltna:Hiri ' iw
•• arr at Harrrtalmr* i
rt • arr ot Phllado] piiin law
m ' KrloSlall Wa*t NiaaaraKi Wart, l -K-k'' • A*.
, eomuMHtalion Weat and Do. Expreea Had lo*e
i 5 connrvtimi,at Northumberland irllb 1..1 It H 'ala*
' for W tlkeaiiarre and Scraaton.
Erie Mail Weat, Nlotfara hi. Went and I > b
Weat and Lock llaren Accommodation *'i make
oioeeoooncctioieat Williamaportw U> WCIt M traias
" Krio Mail Weat, Niagara Emreia Wi-tt, and Par K .
Kaat make clone sotmocliqn at Lock Haven with B B
roe v KK train*.
>ai Krie Mall Kaat and Weat corue tol Erie with traias
oat „n LSA M 8 KJL at Com wiJU O O A A V RR. a*
or- i .iiijxiriuui with BNY A I Kit, and at DriAwood altfc
' Parlor'oar* will ran between Philadelphia and VTU
l.amaport on Niagara Kx. Wo*;. Krie K*. We*t. Phlla
— coiphia KapreaaEaat.and Par K*. East and Stutoag
SW Ki. K*t Bleetilnacar*oa ell night tmlna.
er . WM. A. BALDWIN, OcuerolSunirinlcndent