THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hell, Pa. Th'iwd.Octt. 17,78.
rTiRMK f2per year, when paid n
tdranee ,• f'i.6o when not paid in adoanee.
Adnertitement* Wet* p*r line/or three in
nrrtion*, and fieenttper lint for everv tub
iequent ineertion. AdrertiirmrnH by Ik*
year at a liberal discount.
Subteriber* outride the county *honld re
nil n 10 ett, ntnownt of on* y#r' } '<>**
aft, inttead of'&Vt* a*formerly when paid
by themeelre*. * .
' Suhteriher* fan alway* ttll how their or*
fount* itand at the Reporter ofliee W *"
mltint) the lahle* on Aetr paper*. If the
table read* "John Roe 1 jan '76" *f mean
that John i* indebted for *ub*cnption from
the l*f of January, 1875, and that it i*
time he wo* paying the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Ladle's Coats have arrived at Gug
genheiroer A Comp., Centre Hall, end will
b J old cheeper than anywhere.
Don't forget to call at Guggenheim
er A Co. when you are ready to sell your
clover seed, they will pay the higheri
market price.
—Over Coat* and all other Clothing
have now come in, and will be soldeheap
er than any othar heuse In the county can
•ell, then give Guggenhcimer A Co. a call-
Visit J. H, Krumbine's new 01a
and Stoneware store, in Gift A Horys
store room. 10 001 41
Hon. Alex. Jordan, formerly preai
dentjudge of this district, deid at Sunbury
or & inst.
Go to Isaac Uaupl's Store, Belle
fonte, for Hove*, pipe and tinware at cost.
l7oct. St.
Vote for John Spangler, the life
long working democrat, and who always
was ready to help a friend and neighbor
in any hour.
—Swab and Duakel are patterns ol
good men, and all admit them to be lb#
Vest men that could have been nominated
for Commissioners. They are honest hard
working farmer* aad tax payer*, who will
take good care of the people's interest*.
Vote tor Swab aad Dunkel.
B The Gregg township Dill Club,
m<Kt every Sat. evening from now until
election, in Grenoble's Hell. Addresses
by speakers from a distance. All are in
vited.
- Absolutely free from Morphia and
other dangerous agents Dr. Bull's Baby
Syrup is valued most highly as a remedy
for the disorders of babyhood. Price only
ID cents a bottle.
We clip the following from the
Suuinei Co.,(Kas,) Democrat, of aug. 2s,
Mr. Wolf was formerly of Aaronsburg.
Mr. Cha<. Wolf, formerly one of the
proprietors of the Moreland House, while
at work last Friday at threshing grain,
was sun stroke. The stroke was quite a
severe one, and for a time was supposed
to be fatal, but under the care of Drs.
Wood and West is recovering, and hopes
are entertained that he will again be able
to he about in a few-days.
Vote fer John Spangler, for Sheriff,
—he never flinched. Through victory and
defeat he was always the same untiring
democrat.
Democrats of Pennsvalley, and of
lha entire ceunty, should remember that
upon the vote for governor this fall, the
next apportionment of delegates Is made
for each township—one delegate for every
fifty voters. Get out the vote then and
gain all the delegates you can. If any
district falls off in its democratic vote, it
may lose one or two delegates thereby.
This is important.
Get out the fdll democratic vote!
J. Xxwxax, jg.—To his friends
and patrons, Greeting: He comes to you
this time, not for office, which it now the
rage, but merely to tall you of his vast stock
of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hsts, Capt,
Shirts, Gloves, and everything in that
line, just purchased in Philadelphia and
ivcw York, and which he is telling nt
prices far beyond any thing that has ever
been known. He can and will sell you
good goods, for less money, than any oth
er man in this County, snd defies any one
to beat his prices and quality. He is sell
ing good over coats at $2.50, wintdr suits
at $3 50, ander wear at 20 eta., boots at
$1.75, and everything in proportion low.
You will save not less than 15 per cent by
buying from him.
The nomination of Hon. C. T. Alex
ander, for Senator, is endorsed all over
the district by the democracy, and his
election is one of the things certain. Mr.
Alexander will represent the district in
the senate with ability and satisfaction to
his constituents, and the democracy will
have in him an active defender. Let him
have the full party vote.
Accommodation for borse* at
Brown's grain depot, Bellefonta, for all
teams going there with grain. Ho pays
the highest market price, and you will
find him fair and square in all bia dealings.
Coal •( all kinds always on hand, and for
tale low.
There is a great rush at the Stand
ard Clothing Hall, people find that suits
are told to low there, and all are withing
to get a bargain. Go and price Gold
man's clothing—be it determined to sell
the lowest in the county, and no mistake
about it. An immense stack on hand.
Corner Allegheny and Bishop streets.
—lf any farmer wants the highest price
for his grain, let him haul it to L. L.
Brown, successor to Bbortlidge A Co.
The finest lot of quoensware, at
Secblers, in tbo Bush bouse block. If you
want something bandaome for setting your
table, Secbler s is the place where you find
it Tbeirstock of queensware is thee hoicesl
in the central part of the state.
Goldman, who has established the
New standard Clothing Hall, corner Bish
ep and Allegheny street, Bellefonte, is
determined to sell clothing cheaper than
any one else in the county. This be guar
antees.
Get your coffee, sugar, teas, spices,
dried and canned fruit, at SechtePs, if you
want a good and fresh article. They al
ways keep the best family groceries that
are in market, and you are sure of a gen
uine article in whatever you get They
sell at the least margin, and always deal
honestly with customer*. Try Secbler A
Co., in the Bush house block, and you
will be pleased with the quality of groce
ries you get, satisfied with their prices,
and have the politest attention besides.
Give the new Standard Clothing
Bail, at Bellefonte, a call, where vou can
bay clothing cheaper than elsewhere.
Goldman promises to give the best bar*
gains.
Grand Excursion to Philadelphia,
for the benefit of the Lutheran Church, at
Yeargertown, Pa., Tuesday, October 22,
1878. Good for four days. Passengers
can return on any regular train within the
specified time, only $5.00 for the trip.
Children, half price. .Regular train will
leave Milroy at 8:40a, m., connecting with
train on Main Line, at Lewislown Junc
tion, at 9:51 a. m. For fhrtber informa
tion apply to Kxv. 8. G. SHAXXOS, Mil
roy, Pa.
In 1872 the Cameron ringsentthousands
of dollars into this county to buy demo
cratic votes, in order that the election re
turns might show that Gov. Curtin bad no
influence in his own County. Then the
money was sent to the republican politi
cians, now the money for the same pur
pose is sent to whom ?
Hopeful trotted in Chicago in 2.181. 2.17
and 2.16, beating Rarus and Great East
ern.
POTTER DILL CLUB,
meets in Murrey's Hall, Saturday
evening, 19th. Speakers from a dis
tance will be present. Turn out, all,
and bear the issues discussed.
—The Fair last weak was not M Rood
a< la*t year, *o far a* diiplay wns con*
earned, with the exception of the stock
department, which waa belter than any
previous year- The department far fruit
and agricultural product* wa* meagre
compared with last year, which may be
attributable to the dry aeaaon, which ha*
told upon all product* of the aoil. Hut
auch article* a* were there were fine.
In the department for fancy foods and
of home manufacture there were many
empty ahelyea which were Ailed lust year,
and there wa* a notable falling off in the
grange department Thie lack of entrie*
wa* certainly not owing to any fault of the
officer* of the Society, a* the*# left noth
ing undone to make the fair a races**, and
they labored hard in that direction, and
offered the beat inducement* to eihlbitort.
The people of our county were too indif
ferent in the matter, and failed totakethat
interest in our annual fair which made the
one of l**t year *uch a grand ucco*.
The attendance on Thur*day wa* large,
and came very near up to the bel day of
last year.
, Messrs. Bunnell A Aiken had a building
of their own on the ground, where they
could exhibit their organ* and piano* to
belter adranUre than in the limited paco
ef the main building. They had the b*t
dUplay oforgyi* and piano*, sod are do
ing s Isrge bu*tne** in that line.
The Singer Sew lag Machine Company
alto had a small building for tha exhibi
tion of their machine*.
Farmers if you take your grain to
L. L. Brown, near depot, Bollefonte, you
will get the highest ca*h price, lie
alio sell* alt kind* of coal at lowest prices.
Our County Fair, lat week, wa* a
mccess financially, we think. tin Thurs
day over were taken in at the gate
The bettand cheapest in the world.
Dr. Bull's Cough Svrup eot* you only '.'s
cent*, and if it does not cure your cough
you can get your money back.
Knglnud now has a big failure, a
Manchester house went un with liabil
ities of $ 10,000,000.
Wi!kebarre, Fa., October ll.—An ex
plosion of ga* last night in the Prospect
mine, operated by the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company, and situated about one
mile north of this city, killed four miner*.
A religious war betweea tlje native
Christian missions and native fanatics
rages in China.
ATTENTION TARE NTS.
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hssr m mlu.l Ihst Iters srs Ihrs* spslllt> or ward
bwoks baloßgiac thw new eertea about te he talrw
dueed in the k'Ljola of Poller tewaahtp.fU Taw
Word Brtmtr. Word Boo* . aad Word AmUvwlw- Thw
twt M tatwndwd fur liiw Irst twu teara wf wuhooJ life
aid to tw ueed by ttnil and wwcood rea'er puptla. The
•ecjid ti for thw ewtvthl two fwaru of ichooJ aad to bw
oawd by *d and 4th Kwadwr puptia. At thw Sd Koh wtit
not bw Lnirvducwd this rwar. thw lh Header wcholarw
will also uaw thw fWaond txK*
Thoww eb.-M chlklrwn rwad lu thw lit or Id Rwadwr
wtll aak for the WORD B KIM UK" whwa thwj gw u>
bujr a epwlltn* book
.storwkwwiwr a will make a Bote of thU aad bwl! thw
Word Printer to Ut aad Sd Reader puptU. aad thw
W.vwd k to Sd 4th aad Kh Kwadwr wchoUr*. whoa
lhf a*k for • pel hag booka
1 makw thtw atatwmrnt with thw pwrlwwk>a of thw
Preet of thw b*ard of dlrw* tora. ha*lag lwarawd that
thw m.wt of the chtldrva of thw lUatrw Rail primary
Kkoul had to carrr thwtr back to thw wtorw
aad gwt the Ward Book wachaogwd for thw Word
Brimwr. X
JgLELTION PROCLAMATION.—
God Save the Common wealth.
I, L. W Munson, High Sheriff of the
county ofCentre, Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, do hereby make known and give
notice to the electors of the eountv afore
said, that an election will be held in the
said county of Centre, on
Tuesday, November sth, IS7B,
it being the Tuesday following the first
Monday of of November, (the polls to be
opened at seven o'clock, a. sad closed at
seven o'clock, p. m.) at which time the
Freemen of Centre county will vote by
ballot for the following officers, namely :
One person for Governor of Pennsylva
nia.
One person for Lieutenant Governor of
Pennsylvania.
One person for Secretary of Internal Af
fairs of Pennsylvania.
One person for Judge of Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania
One person to represent the counties of
Union. Clinton, Clearfield, Klk, Mifflin
ar.d Centre in the Congress of the United
States.
One person to represent the counties of
Centre. Clinton and Clearfield in the Sen
ate of Pennsylvania.
One person as President Judge for the
counties of Centre, Clinton and Clear
field.
Two persons to represent the county of
Centre in the House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania.
One person for High Sheriff for the
county ot Centre.
One person for the office o( Treasurer for
the county ot Centre.
One person for the office of Prothonota
ry and Clerk of the Court of Quarter Ses
sions for the county ot Centre.
Three persons (or the office of Commis
sioner for the county of Centre.
One person tor the office of Register and
Clerk of the Orphan's Court of the coun
ty of Centre.
One person for the office of Recorder
for the county of Centre.
Three persons for the office of Auditor
for the county of Centre.
One person for the office of Coroner for
the county ot Centre.
I also hereby make known and give no
tice that the place of holding the aforesaid
election in the several Borough* and
townships within the county of Centre,
ore as follows, to wit.-
For the township of Haines, atthe pub
lic house of I. D. Boyer (Aaronsburg.)
For the township of Haif Moon, at the
School house In Stormstown.
For the township of Taylor, atthe house
erected for the purpose, on the property
ef Leonard Merryraan.
For the township of Miles, in the school
bouse in the town of Rebersburg.
For the township of Potter, (northern
precinct) at the public house of John
Spangler in Cenlro Hall.
For the township of Potter, (southern
precicct) at the public house of Mart.
Leitzell, at Potters Mills.
For the township of Gregg, at tho pub
lic bouse owned by J. B. Fisher, Penn
Hall.
For the township of College, ia the
school house at Lemont.
For the township of Fergusen, (old pre
cinct) in the school bouse at Pine Grove.
For the township of Ferguson, (new
precinct (in the school house at Bailey
ville.
For the township of Harris, in the school
house at Boalsburg.
For the township of Patton, at the house
of Peter Murray.
| (For the borough of Bellefonte and the
townships of Spring and Benner, at the
Court House ia Bellefonte.
For townhip of Walker, in the ichool
house at Hubiersburg.
* For the township of Rush, at the Cold
Stream school house.
For the township of Show Shoe, at the
school bouse at Snow Shoe station.
For the township of Marion, at the
house of Joel Kline, in Jacksonville.
For the borough of Milcsburg, at tb#
school house in Miletburg.
For the township of Boggs, at the sew
school house in Central City.
Forth# township of Huston, atthe house
of John Reed.
For the township of l'enn, at the public
house of Wm. 8. Muster.
For the township of Liberty, in the
school house at Engleville.
Fer the borough and township of How
ard, at the school house in said borough.
For the township of Worth, at the
school house at Port Matilda.
For the township of Burnside at the
house of J. K. Boak.
For the township of Curtin, attheschool
house near Robert Mann's.
For the borough ot Unionville and the
township of Union, at new school house
in Unionville.
For the borough of Philipsburg in the
new school house in said borough
NOTICE is also hereby given, "That
every person, excepting the justices of
the peace, who shall bold any office, ap
pointment of profit or trust under the
government of the United States, or of
this State or of any city or incorporated
district, whether a commissioned officeror
otherwise, subordinate officer or agent,
who ia or shall be employed under the
legislative, executive, or judiciary depart
ment of this Slate or of the United States,
or of any city or incorporated district, and
also that every member of Congress, and
of the State Legislature, and of the select
or common council of any city or commis
sioners of any incorporated district, Is by !
law incapable of holding or exercising, at
the same time, the office or appointment of
judge, inspector, or clerk, of any election
of this commonwealth; and that no in
spector, judge or other officer of any such
election, shall be eligible to any office to
be then voted for."
Given under my band and teal, at my
office in Bellefonte, this 2nd day of Octo
ber. in the year ot our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and in the seventy-eight,
and in the ene hundred ,and second year
of the Independence of the United States.
L. W. MUNSON,
Sheriff of Centre comity.
1 Should the democrat* of Centre county
* patronise any bank or other in*titutlon,
s although run by pretended democrat*, at*
r ter they become the agent* of the Came*
t ron ring to a**it in the defeat of a demo
* rratic candidate for Congre** *
* IfCurtin wa* good enough to nuke a
* eonttitution for democrat* in 187' i, i* he
t not good enough to make common law* for
ut in 1878?
I am* - -
r THEOCTOBEK ELECTIONS.
A RK.riIIIIJOAN 1.088 IN INDIANA,
OHIO AND IOWA OK AT I.KAKT
KIGIIT CONOUBBBMKN.
> ___
" A MM WRATH* MAJORITY OR JOINS RAUOT
1 or Stout IS TIIK ISO! AN A I. Ell ml. A -
I TPS*.
The victory of the democracy becomes
* grander tu more complete return# of
t List weeks elections are received. The
! dispatches show that even lowa, which
has sent an unbroken republican dele
gation to congress for tuany years and
' which usually pivea from tO.Uhi to i<o,itoo
1 republican majority, has faltered, two
greenl>aokdemorrata having beeuelect
r ed by decisive majorities and the re
i publican majority on the sute ticket
, liaving dwindlotito very amall propor-i
, tiona.
From Indiana the news is of the most
' cheering description, the dennH-rats not
only having carried the state ticket by a
large majority but elected seven of the
thirteen members of congress and ob
. tained a clear majority in the legisla
ture, notwithstanding the republican
gerrymander with which the state baa
been cursed.
In Ohio the democrats have certainly
elected eleven congressmen, a gain of
three. The indications now are that the
republican majority in the state will be
less than 5,000.
In West Virginia the democrats have
made a clean sweej>, notwithstanding
the republican and green luck era pooled
their issues. The congressional delega
tion is solidly and the legislature over
whelmingly democratic.
Cameron will ipend thou*andof dollar*
to defeat Curtin or reduce hi* majority;
and person* are found in tki* county, who
heretofore claimed to be democrat*, who
are willing to take bis money and act a* 1
hi* agent*. Let no honest democrat be
deceived by them.
ADDRESS OE CHAIRMAN SPIER.
To the Democrats of Peiuwvlvauis. ,
The command of the hour is forward V
The duty of the hour i* prompt, earnest, I 1
thorough organiration. With the result
of the late taie election* before u*. the '
highway to victory i* o plain that even.'
the blind can walk in it Let democrat*. 1
worship at their own altar 1 Let the men
who hare stood by our standard through
storm and bail—through defeat and dwai
ter—strike their locks again and present
[an unbroken front to the common foe 1
Road with open eje. and consider with '
honest heart, the result in Ohio and In- I
diana. They bring you fruitful lesson*. ji
In Indian* the democrat* followed tbe'i
old flag, and Hood ihoulder te shoulder in t
the shock of battle. Victory now gild* t
their ensign; a majority approaching twen- j
Iv thousand for our state ticket, and the {
election of nine out of thirteen member* {
of congre**—a gain of fire—and a majori
ty in the legislature are the substantial |
fruit* of their devotion.
In Ohio we have elected eleven mem
ber* of congress, a gain of three ; but, '
while in a pitiable minority of the whole '
popular vote, the republicans have elected
their state ticket by a small plurality,
through the folly of our own people, A
sufficient number of democrat* wandered ,*
into the greenback organiaation to secure 11
the defeat of their old faith and the tern-' 1
porary success of their relentless foe. The i
republicans who pretended to be green- t
backer* betrayed their professions, and at g
the poll* deserted their new party. And i
now the democrats who were misled and I
deceived in the consuming shame and tor g
row of their betrayal awake to the truth J
that they hare been made the instrument* i
to perpetuate republican misrule and to r
defeat their old friends and cause.
Democrat* of Pennsylvania, I cull upon
you to swear with uplifted bond that like
tactic* and treachery, led by corrupt men
and mean*, thall not succeed here in No
vember. To pause in your duty now is
a crime. United, the state is ours, and
the least of Indiana will be spread upon
our table. If you waste your ballot upon
a third candidate the spoiler will reap the
harvest and rob you of your own ! Loaded
with the plunder of many years, there
publican managers are debauching the
people, and are maintaining greenback or
ganizations in democratic counties for the
cunning purpose of dividing our forces and
thus securing eur defeat. Hopelessly de
moralized themselves, in their utter de
spair, they seek to divide us. Shall the
lesson of Ohio and Indiana pass unheed
ed ? If faithful to our flag no human pow
er can arrest our march or delay our tri
umph-
And why should democrats desert their
party now ? The evils and burdens under
which the people groan are the bitter
fruits of republican rule. Shall eur folly
perpetuate in power the authors of our
woe ? Or shall we not, burying minor
differences, unite our forces and go for-j
ward to their overthrow? The path of
duty and of safety is beforo u, and I sum
mon every democrat in the state to walk
in it. If any of our poople have been hes
itating they must now see that the only
hope of success is with us. With a history
dating from the birth of the nation ; hon
ored with illustrious names and deeds, toe
democratic party calls it* wayward chil
dren back to its fold, that they may share
in the joy and rejoicing of it* coming vic
tory, R. 11. Si-Kza,
Chairman State Democratic Committee.
A vote against Curtin is a vole for his
arch-enemy Cameron. No honest demo
crat should permit his prejudices to be
made an instrument in the hands of Cam
eron or his agents.
MR. EDITOR RETORTER:— I was hand
ed by a friend a copy of the Herald, or
Greenback sheet of Bellefonto for examin
ation, and expected to find something ol
worth for the poor voter, but sadly fooled.
The editors Herald seetn to be acquainted
with the interests of Centre county better
than any other of its editors, and evan in
tho State, for their advice to the poor vo
ters is to drag them in to the ditch entire
ly. But then an empty barrel makearoore
noise than a packed one. It seoms to have
quite a tick spell over Curtin. Examine
the Clearfield Republican ol Oct. 2, tor
sensihle words, viz: Ex. Gov. Curtin is a
volu me ol puro facts against corporations,
etc., and predict* 6,000 majority in the
district for him. The same says of Mason
(the Greenback nominee" for Gov.) has
been the especial attorney for a score of
corporations, while A. 11. Dill, Dem- nom-
I ir.ee, in his extensive law practice, never
appeared for corporations. Voturs con
sider this part well. The Herald has a
letter signed "I'enns Valley Dom," which
I believe is nobody than a greenback
fraud. Democrats on this side take care
of themselves and always did, and vote
•more intelligently than the Herald speaks
It speaks of Cal. Harper asaboy nominee
for Proth. lie is quite young, but ad
mitted by all fit for the the position in all
respects, also says he has voted only ones
or twice ; that is oftener than the Green
back nominee for Legislature on this side,
as 1 doubt if he has voted at all; and be
is to represent Centre county and the poor
man's interest, when he has no more judg
ment than a boy has at best; beside he is
no more the poor man's friend than Simon
and Don, which would use him for a tool
if he were to get to the Legislature. But
never fear. No GRXCRUACK.
Watch the pretended democrats whoj
are opposing Curtin since tbe nomination. l
They may have Cameron's money in£their
pockets-
THE ALLEGHENY MAIL ON'
LTHTIN.
Ths Allrghrny Unit, nn independent
)N|>r>r. talks thus to the Cameron <*••.-
of Pittsburg:
I Tbo (\oH,-(ias- l very bitlor towards
' Hon. A. U. Curtin, and very indiscreetly
' attacks bU war record, *nd attempts to
r j throw discredit upon tb* incerily of bit
loyalty. Thli is most unfortunsto. Ono
would think tht tb* Cameren orgsn in
' tlii* county would have enough te do this
rail In watching it* local candidate with
' out |foin§ ftbroßtl to Intsrftre with lbs 1 on*
graaiional candidate* in tba 1 wentleth
i District. Fortunately, tlie people of the
' State do not need to bo reminded ol the
service* to the cause of the I nion which
make Andrew O. Curtin pre-eminent.
> which have endeared him to every man.
' woman and child, and which made hi*
name one of the brightest and mot endur
ing on the page* of our history. No *ol
dier went to the field who did not feel
'that in Andrew G. Curtin be had a per
sonal friend; In the midt of rare*, en
growing day. and night*, be naver failed
to antwer a soldier'* letter, although the
eieculive table bent beneath the weight
of hi* official correspondence. Many a
poor fellow went to the front with a light
or heart on the assurance from the great
War Governor that hi* family *hould be
protected aad that if he fell in battle hi*
children should he provided for as the
ward* of the Slate. How uobly thi* prom
iitvit redeemed cannot be unknown to
any one whoi* familiar with tbo history
of Pennsylvania during the last seventeen
year* , nor can it be unknown to such that
it wa* owing to Governor Curtin untir
ing seal and extraordinary energy that it
was done. No other Stale in the Union j
can *ay, a* Pennsylvania can, that the
honored remain* of every one of her sol- ■
diers who died iu the service of the I uion
are buried ia the soil of their own Stele,
and that every soldier'* widow and aol.
dier'* orphan who needed assistance ha* '
been cared for at her expense. Over sev
en thousand orphan* are living witnesses ®
of Andrew G. Curtin # pa- 1
Iriotic duty. This story, as well as that of '
his fulfillment of all the obligations ofloy
alty in lha raising and equipment of troop* j I
with an enthusiasm that overrode all ob- '
staclee. Is known to the whole country. *
There may be honest difference of opinion 1
as to bis political faith and conduct, but 1
no attack upon the war record of Gover- c
nor Curtin can be charged to any other ae- 1
count than ignorance or malevolence, and 1
its motive cannot be hidden even by the '
ample though threadbare cloak of partis-
anry. | c
We believe there is no nomination
that gives such universal satisfaction its
that of Wm. K. Burrhfleld for re-elec
tion as Register. He has held the office
three years and the people have found
him both competent and obliging lie
is always found at his post, and his
work is performed in accordance with
all the requirements of the law. The
duties of that office were never more
faithfully and satisfactorily discharged
than under Mr. Uurvhheld, and he is
one of the beat men upon the democratic
ticket.
Every democrat niey support or oppose
whom be pleasee for a nomination, but
when a nomination is once made, a!! good
democrats will support the ticket.
MADIBONBURG. —Coon hunting
about over. Two weeks ago Mr. Jno.
Ocker's house was robbed of meat,
lard, canned fruit and other thing? ;
when the family arose in the morning
they 'found doors open and the floor
strewn with matches. Attempts were
made to rob John Emerick s store,
hut failed. Sam'l Ziegler got minus
a watch and some tobacco. Mr. Lew
Koush and lady had a bad unset at
the fair last week, buggy and horse
rolled clean over.
Mr. G. W. Keber of Spring bsnk
has bought a new Geiser separator,
one of the best machines wo ever
heard of. Farmer* having a crop to
thresh should engage George to do it.
D. Roush, J. Grun and A. Guiscr
were out coon hunting last week, and
got two, a third one making its escape.
Grbkly.
A vote for M'Cormmk is a vote.for a
bolter who violates his pledge to submit to
the deciiion of the democratic conven
tion.
Have you a cougb, then use
Green's Compound Syrup of Tar,
Honey and Blnodroot, it cures all af
fections of the throat and lungs, such
as colds, coughs, hoarseness, asthma,
croup, and the earlier stages of con*
sumption. Ask for it at your stores,
or send to F. P. Green, druggist, Belle
fonte, where all fresh drugs and med
icines are kept.
—Rev. Fiuley B. Riddle, A. M.,of
Huntingdon, Pa., will preach in the
Centre llall M. E. Church next Fri
,day evening, 18tb. Also in Spruce*
town M. E. Church on Sab. eve., 20tb.
There will be no preaching in the
latter place on Sab. morn.
—People of Pennsvallej! Read
this carefully and reflect over it ! We
call your attention to our superior
stock of Boots and Shoes, and especi
ally our prices. If you consult your
interests you will call on John Pow
ers, Bush Arcade, Bellefonte.
We now and then hear of a democrat
who is reported aa wantingto scratch Mr.
Spangler, the democratic nominee for
Sheriff. Wo trust there is no ground
for such reports, aa Mr. Spangler has
given no democrat any reason for do
ing such an act, He has always been an
earnest, active democrat, and helped to
pall through every ticket we have had
for the last 18 years in this county. Then
why scratch him? No] good democrat
will do that—it would be base Ingrati
tude towards one of the lhardeet work
ing democrats in the ranks. He made
the nomination fairly, and it is the duty
of every one claiming to be a democrat
to stand by him.
Fennsvalley has had no Bheriff for a
long time, and we trust that now when
the nominee comes from this side he
will get that support which we ows
him.
THE COIfOSESSIONAL NOMINEE j
[Lock Haven Democrat]
lion. Andrew G. Curlin was nominated
for Congress by the Democratic Conferee*
of this district, ai will be teen by the pro*
ceedingt %lewhere in thie istue. Ill* fit
ne** for the petition 1* *o well known that
it will bo universally acknowledged. Hi*
petition on current affair* i* *uch a* to
mako him one of the mot acceptable can
didate* in the Congrettional Held. He
*land* squaroly on the Pittsburg platform,
and a* bis greenback procliyitic* were
freoly czpretted and widely known be
fore the platform wa* made, and long be
fore bo thought of being a candidate for
Congrett, hit position wat taken in ad
vance, and what he tay* now can in no
wite be taken a* assumed for the occasion,
but at old convictions finding endorse*
ment in preterit platforms. It is. te Con
gress that the peoplo must look lor finan
cial legislation and relorm. To the Con*
grestional nominee they mutt therefore
turn, and as Governor Curtin is abreast of
the timet, and will have a commanding
influence in Congrets, they will find him
to be just the man for the place and the
times, and we look for a very handsome
majority in endorsement of the nomina
tion,
Governor Curtin began to be identified
fllik till OwwWbti© party *>ii
The Fall Season for Ihc joar 187S is now opening and a New and EXCELLENT STOCK OIJ
FALL AND "WINTER GOOD* IS COMING IN
AT GUGGKN II KIM EH A CO.'B, CENTRE lIALL, and which will be told at LOWEST FIGURES. They have an immense ate?k and wall a orted *n every line. THEY HAV®.
Dress Goods, Clothing, Hutu Caps, Boots § Shoes, Notions, Groceries, §c., at Lowest Pricea.
IT WILL BE TO YOUK INTEREST TO "PATRONIZE YOUR HOME MERCHANTS," INSTEAD OF GOING AWAY FROM HOME. GIVE US A CALL IMMEDIATELT*
2tiaen 2m G UGOEN H KIM EE * CO.
. 1 - ■■
NEWMAN King Clothier
O of Centre county-
JPyX IS SELLING IS SELLING IS BELLING
Wilder Suits 83.50. Over Coats 83.50. Underwear 30c. Boots 81.75*
I Challenge the County to Beat my PItICES and QUALITY,
I * AH LARGE A STOCK OF CLOTHING AS I lIAVI. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER BY FIRST CLASS TAILORS AT VERY LOW FKICM
troui Ku*>ia. Governor liigter retired,
from the Constitutional Convention ticket
to give place to him. In lhTti he gave Til
den and Hendricks an earnest support,'
and last year took the stump for Colonel
Noye* and the rest of the Democratic
ticket, and betook the stump this year be
fore he was announced a candidate for
Congress. He has nut been in the party
as long as soma others, but he is in it, andij
ha* been in it longer than others when
they began to share it# honor*. The phll-j,
ueophy of political changes teaches that j
tke longer he is in the stronger he is like- ,
ly to became in the faith. Tba lUdicalj
party is full of such cases of men drawn '
from our ranks, who were soon put in po-;'
sition and became the strongest advocate* !
of their new alliance. Further, as we
leach and claim that the opposition should 1
drop the Issue* of the war and lake up liv-|
ing issues, so should we practice what we
teach, and when we get able accessions
like Governor Curtin, presented and en- <
densed by so stalwart a Democracy as that
of Centre, we should take them at their t
worth and give the liberal and hearty sup
port their experience and ability de- |
serva.
" The Lewisburg /ourww'eays: We hare
heard of a number of Republican* in
our borough who intend to vote for liov.
C'urtJn for Congress. The Ureeubackers
will also pretty generally support htm,
as his views on the financial question
agree very closely with those of their
leaders,
CRUSHED IHA THEATRE.
A false alarm of fire in a Liverpool
theatre, on night of 11, caused the
crushing to death of 37 persona and
wounding of 100.
On the aUirs a frightful struggle
took place. Men, forgetting all their
manhood, trampled over helpless o
tneu and children. The screaming ol
the women and the imprecations made
an unearthly chorus, as of lost souls.
Soon a mass of quivering and dying
human beiogs was packed in a heap at
the foot of the stair* struggling for
life. They weresoon suffocated, while
others fell on them. Others who had
passed this point were met by a barri
er placed a little beyond the stairway,
where daad and wounded were packed
up in a piie aoroe six or seven feet
deep.
The most severe storta for fifteen
rears prevailed along the Massachu-
THE PLACE—S. & A. LOEB.
For 25 rears we have been (lie leaders
it in rum
and for the same length of time have
demonstrated the fact beyond dispute,
and are selling all classes of goods
cheaper than ever.
*XOTE OUR PRICES:
SA LT, • 1.00 TEH SACK OF 200 LIW.
SALT. 51.50 PER BARREL OF 280 LBS.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS ATS CENTS PER Yl>.
DRESS GOODS AT 8 CENTS PER YD.
ALPACAS AT 15 CENTS PER YARD.
LADIES MOROCCO BOOTS AT $1.25.
MEN'S BOOTS FOR TWO DOLLARS.
LADIES BLACK COATS as LOW as $2.50.
With an assortment never equalled in this county.
BLACK all WOOL CASHMERES at 50c #
W# carry ths largest snd cheapest tock of Clothing is Csnlre county—xoesur good 1
j before purchMing.
VALENTINES & CO.
Til X I.ASOKST DEALER# IX
-DRY GOODS.-
Gaocsarss,
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING,
&c., &c., IN CENTRE COUNTY.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
sett* coast on Saturday. Tbo damage
to shipping ia itutucuao and there is
.sotue loaa of life.
THE WICKEDNESS OF THE
WEST.
Indianapolis, Oct. 12. —A dispatch
to the Indianapolis News says: On
Monday night seven negroes outraged
four white women near ML Vernon,
IWy county. Last night Deputy
•Sheriff Oscar Thomas, while attempt
ing to arrest some of them, waa killed
by Daniel Williawaon (oolered). This
morning a mob of nearly three thous
and gathered, shot Williamson, hang
ed two others, and are preparing to
hang the rest. Great excitement pre
vails.
YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
Yellow fever cases are on the in*
crease in New Orleans.
The number of deaths, to date, in
the fever districts, is 10,000.
In Tennessee the plague is also get
ting worse.
EDENBURQ BURNED.
, Edeuburg, in Clarion county, on
the morning of 13 a fire broke out
which destroyed over 200 houses in
the business and fines) portion of the
town.
MA It It IK t>.
1 On ths Cth isL, by He*. W. M Landii.
jM r Samuel Bcbrecksngaxt U< II iu Calbs
rins Greniagvr, all of Wugar Valley.
On l.Hh lt at M E Parsonage in Pot
ior, Mills, Pa., b* lU*. W. RlWhitaey.
Mr. Albert A. Milir, to Miss Mary A
Kramer. All of Millheim Pa.
On ith insL at residence of bride, ia
Pollers Mills, Fa by 1U. W. K Whit
ney. Mr. Henry Crawford to Mrs. Maggis
Marks. All of Potters Mills, Pa.
DIED.
On the 14th. near Centre Hall, Daniel
Slorer, aged 04 years 6 months and&daya
Mr. btover bad been ill for the past 8
months, and was a respected ciltaen.
So a Tax Ccrras Kjtvosrxa
Mi. *PI M. at Ik* Si. k alt ban*. Jim f. S<4
Ua#at, t* saara, S t>, aU uJ 9S Sara
iMad aim\ Oti S. Mr Ita.tS BalUayar. iaa (athar
la# ifc aaltataaaia l-a .i-t. nu>l. fraaa uta aSrfU
lata rail t™ aa arsk lw. axad %> raara. t amaUM,
aaOf 4aj
MoO ••. w# ana rtae**<S tram UM atar.
Jllj >7 "1 spuing >: . naaaati-aas at
Laaill <P--ra IS. ri IM
aSI. Maaull# Sal .hat mid *a aa) UUm
a.r u n.l tit tba RltUr < >t-m d A. .Si,ud
nl. of < "SfSW K I ast IS) baadaa oa IS.
Ind. Il.stliauiuiili, a.lsg Uq> con oa sua.
tvr Oa coast#, tat fog.
IIARUY K . 111 CK 8,
i
(Successor to T. A. Hiclts A Bro.)
WHOLESALE ± RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware* Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty, &c.,
fficT Alw© him Use agency #f the Neuih Itcnd Chilled ri#w for Oil* roßßfy.lffi
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT SELLB THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODO
England seems to be getting in dis
tress, and is on the eve of going to war 1
besides.
Spring Mills Market.
—Old whexl 90, new 90. J
N 2 wheat S6
Rye. 45c.
Cora, ears. per ba. sew, ,40c
Oats, 22c.
Buckwheat, ?sc.
Cloverseed. $8 00 to S3.To
Chop, per ton, s2l 00. ,
Blaster, ground per tori, SIO.OO
Flour, per bbl $6.00
Butler, lftc.
Tallow. 7c.
Hams l$&- i
Ekouldurs Sc.
Sides Wc-
Hags. lie.
Eltrs per dog., 15c.
Tub washed wool 46c,
—— I
QKPHAN'B OOURTSALB.-
Eaute of Etra D. Brisbin, deceased.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan'#
Court of Centre cousty, made In the mat .
ter of the Partition of the Real Estate of
said decedent, the undersigned, Trustee '
appointed by aaid order, wiil expose u>
tale by public vendue or outcry, on the ,
premises near
BOALBBUHO, SATURDAY, OCT. 19. j
the following described REAL ESTATE, i
late of said Etra D. Brisbin, via:
No. 1. A Valuable Farm, situate in ;
Harris township, adjoining lands of Geo. !
Fortney, B. r. Brown. Daniel Mutserj
and other#, containing about
One Hundred and Fifly Acres,
more or less, all under cultivation ; there
on crcted a twoastory FRAME DWEL
LING HOUSE, a log lUro and other out
buildings. There is a good ORCHARD)
on the premises and sevens! XEVKB-
F AILING SPRINGS OF EXCELLENT
A TER. convenient to house and barn.
The t*rm is just on the outskirts of Boals
burg, in close proximity to schools and;
churches, etc.
No. 2. Hie undivided half of a tract'
of MOUNAIN LAND, In the township;
of Harris, adjoining lands of Moses
Thompson, Jonathan Trwasler, Robert;
Ualbraith and others, containing about
thirty-eight and three-fourths acres.
TERMS OK SALE -One-third cash
upon confirmation of sale, balance in one
and two years, with interest, to be secur
ed by bonds and mortgage upon the prem
ises. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock, p. m.
DAVID KELLER,
s*p2o _ Trustee to Sell, etc
QRPHANS' COURT SALE I
By order of ths Orphans' Court of Cen
tre countv. the following described pro-
S#rtv of W. "W. Love, deceased, situate in
Pop •• twp., Centre county, will be offered
at P .idio sala, on Friday, Oct. 18: One
FARM contain in*
103 ACRES, more or leas;
bounded by lands of John Stoner on the
west; on the north by lands of Jacobj
Strohm ; on the ea#t by lands of From #
heirs ; south bv lands ol William Kishel
and others. The farm is well watered, a
never-failing spring of cold limastono wa
ter near the house, also a well of never
failing water at the barn, with good pump
in it; large cistern at the house Improve
ment. . A large TWO-STORY HOUSE,
with kitchen and wash-house attached, a
PKAMK BANK BARN, *1 by 46 feet,
with horse-power shed attached. A good
frame wagon shed and corn bouse, 40 by
'JO feet, pig pen and wood house,
A Bearing Orchard ofCboicc Fruit
on the premises
This is one of the best producing farm#
in this section for all kinds of grain and
grass, nearly all limestone land. It i#
within one-half mile of two churches,
school house, post office, store and black-t
smith shons. Also a tract of good TIM-;
BEKLAN D. situated on Tussey mountain,
bounded by lands of S. Wingert, Andy
Jordan anil John Allen, containing *3
ACRES, more or lass. Sale to commence
al l o'clock, p. in., when terms will be
made known. JANE LOVE,
G. : M. BOAL,
19 sept Administrators.
PRIVATE SAL K -A CHOICE
FARM AND HOUSE AND LOT.
—The following described property, of
John Kmmert, dee'd, situate in Harris
twp., Centre county, one FARM, contain
ing one hundred and thirty-three acres,
more or lest, bounded by lands ot B Kv
erliart, dee'd, James Glenn. McFatien,
Dr. Henderson, dee'd. and other*, is oller
ed at private sale. The tarm is well wa
tered, a never failing stream of water run
ning through the farm and wilbin thirty
vsrds of the barn, also, a well of never
failing water at the house, with good pump
in it. The improvements are a large
FRAME HOUSE, two stories high, al
most new, a FRAME BANK BARN,
forty-five by eighty feet and all other nec
essary oulbuildirgi. This is ono of the
be*t producing faruis in this section for all
kinds ol grain .- is all limestone land. A
large ORCHARD of choice fruit on tbr
premises.
For particulars inquire of Wm. Wcrtx
on the farm.
Also one HOUSE and LOT situated in
Roatsburg, Centre county, the house is 2;
storio* high, with kitchen attached to it,
and all necessary outbuildings, also* good,
stable, n never (ailing well of water withj
good puinp. Tlia lot is well sot with fruit
trees of best quality.
Also 2 seres and 124 perches of excellent
land situs!ed near the German Reformed
church in Bosisburg, within two squares ot
above house
JOSIAII NEFF, Executor of J. Km
mert, dee'd- tsept 6 If
Candy Manufactory &. Bakery.
Mr. Albert Rautb,
At the
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
is now making the very best
BREAD, CAKES AND PIKd,
in Bellefonle.
Candies and Confections.
He also manufketurea all kinds of can
dles, and dealers can purchase of him as
low as in ths city. Candies of all kinds al
ways on hand, together with Oranges,
Lemons, Figs, Dates, Nuts, Syrups, Jel
lies and everything good.
CENTRE COUNTY OYSTER DEPOT.
An Excellent oyster saloon also at
tached to the Bakery. Call and see
we. ALBERT KAUTH,
"¥il
QEPHAJTS COURT SALE
W ill be eold by order of the Orphan's
Court of Centre county, on
Saturday, November 2d, 1878,
the property of George Uarpstcr, dec d.
to wit: 50. 1, Bounded south by land*
of David B lover, east by land* of Jacob
Arney, north by land* of Henry Winner,
west by road, containing TW<> ACRKK
and Kixty five nerche*. No. 2, bounded
ouih by lot of D. K. Gal*. a*t by an at
ley, north by lot of ¥ red Kurt*, wast b}
turnpike road. Tharoc.n erected a
DWELLING HOUSE, Wa*b and Wood
house, Stable, and other outbuilding:*.
Emit of all kind# on the Lot.
Condition* of Kale will be one half of
the purchase money on confirmation of
tale, tha balance in one year thereafter, to
be secured on the premise*. Kale to com
mence at one o'clock, p. ra. of said day
when due attendance will be rivet by
JOHN SHANNON,
10 oct Adm'r.
■' ' i ■ j
! 1 KARM FOR SALE!
Tne following property will be exposed
at I'ublk- Sale, on FRIDAY, OCT -Jidh,
l7b, at the residence of George Frederick, |
i.tec d, tn Gregg Township, a Farm con
taining
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
•nore or lea*; is well watered, baside* a
stream running near the
buildings, water it brourbt to the hoate in
inpes ; also a two-story DWELLING
HOUSE. Barn and other outbuildings;
alto sufficient Orchard of apple and other
fruit Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, p.
m., when terms will be made known by
SAMLGRAMLY,
Administrator.
Spring Mills, Pa.,
| GRAINHOUSE
COAL YARD. • i
4. D. LONG S
New Grain House is
Now Ready for The
Reception of
WHEAT.
at the HIGHEST CASH PRICE and the
BEST COAL in Market told at the very
lowest price.
Hides! Hides!
Bring your Hides and receive the Highest
Price for them.
I also keep tor sale UPPERS, KIPS.
CALF SKINS, and SOLE LEATHER
at lowest price*.
Also a full line of
Harness, Saddles, Collars.
Bridles, Halters, Whips, etc.
|at the very Lowest Prices.
lOoct 3m
NEW
Grocerv and
Confectionery,
AT CENTRE HALL.
The undersigned has opened a new Gro
cery and Confectionery, and will always
keep a full line of good*, at lowest possible
price*, and kindly ask* a share of the pub
lic patronage. liii stock con*ills of
COFFEES,
SUGBRS. TEAS, SYRTrS,
SOAPS, SALT,
All kind* of
CHOICE TOBACCOES AND SEGARS,
and all fruits of the earon generally in
Slock.
BEST SWEET POTATOES.
At no a full line of CONFECTIONERIES
All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change.
I sell low for CASH and PRODUCE.
26e#pt y C. DINGES.
Spring Mills 0. K !
NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS!
|
at I. J. Grenoble'* Store !
SPRING MILLS,
has the goods. Largest stock 1
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than
Ever,
And now extends a cordial invitation to
his friends, patrons, and public general-
Also a Complete Assortment oi
Ready Made Clothing for men and;
boys.* Suits as low as to be had in the
city.
Imported and Domestic
DIIYGOODS !
.1 Full lines of
MERINO UNDERWEARB,
For Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses and
Children.
Hosiery, Gloves, Boots and Shoes,
HATS, CAPS, CARI'KTS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
And the most complote assortment of
NOTIONS
n Central Pennsylvania, and prices'that
' willcompel you in self defence to buy of
. bm . Also Fish, Salt, etc. 18oc
, A full line of Howe Sewing Machines
- and Needles for all kinds of machines.
Also deals in all kinds..of Grain. Mar
r kit price paid for the tame. A specialty
! a COAL by the ear load.
i !
Jas. Harris <sr
SO. 6. BROCKKRHOKF ROW.
IRONTNAILS,
P A IN T S,
OILS.ETC.,
4AS. HARRIS A CO.
Bellcfoata,
W~BARGAINS. "
Bargains!
Bargains!
In MEN'S and BOYS,
BOOTS and SHOES t
also a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at
LOUIS DOLL'S Shoe Store,
| opposite the Bosh house, Ikllefoata,
room formerly occupied by Joka
I Powers. apr'i&v
it IMPORTAN TO TRAVELER^"
—TH E—
BUSH HOUSE I
BKu.aroKTt, ra.
Has been recently thoroughly renovated
, and repaired, and under the management
; of the New Proprietor, Mr. GEO RGB
, UOPPEK. formerly of W'msport, is first*
class in alt )U appointments
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered to those ia attendance at court
and ethers remain lag in town for a few
I days at a lime.
The largest and tno*l superbly Designed
. Hotel in Central Pennsylvania,
i All modern conveniences. Go try the
Bush house.
bsug GEO. HOPFE3, Propr.
HENRY BOOZEH
( KNTRK HAUL,
_ lunirinvaß or
Saddles. Harness. Bridles, Collars, Whips,
Flyneu. and also keeps on hand Gotten
Nets. etc. Prices low as any where els*.
AH kinds of repairing done. The beat
slock always kept on hand. All work war
ranted. A share of the public patronage
is kindly solicited. 11 apr, J# y
I -p.XECUTORS NOTld£—
. Letters testamentary oa the estate of
f Jacob Decker, late of College twp., 4*
. ceased, having been granted to the under
-1 Mgned. all persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the awe
to present them, duly authenticated by
■ law, for settlement. DANIEL HKBS,
JAMES GLENN.
Executors.
tfl AfV rlOcts l stODDAWM
JP 1, ifU \ musical LI beaut
Twelve full pages of music, embrscfag
Opera*. Popular Bongs, Dances, Brilliant
Compositions, by the greatest authors,
printed on full-sice music paper of tha best
quality.
For Sale by all news aad book deal en,
or will be mailed on receipt of 10 cento,
and 2 cents for postage, by
J. M. STODDAKT A CO.,
723 Chestnut Street.
8 oct 8t Philadelphia.'
War! War! War!
ORGANS!ORGANS!ORGANSI
'j SEWIHO MACHINES I
Sewing Machines I
[
SEW IB Slop Parlor Organ.
I PrioortßlO. For MHO C**h.
! Stop Organs, New, for f 70.00— Prloe
* o.ooa *
Sewing Machines Guaranteed New,
aud as Represented, for 125.00.
COME, SEE, AND BE CONVINCED.
I COME ONE. COME ALL
> to the Now Music & Sowing Machine store
of BUNNELL & AJKENS,
Allegheny Street,
25july Bellefocte, Fa
The oldest and best appointed li titu
tton for obtaining a Business Education.
For circulars address,
P. DUFF & SONS,
( Soct 4t Pittsburgh, I.
f" "
c ft* f* OV""* u r wr , owm •* O.MI hat
r\r\ No rUk Header, tfyou want a baalaaaad
8 111 l whlol ? l p *? ,#0 ® # °' * emu naki gv J
T\~F J FO'RTN E Y~Attorney at lA
■"!_/ Bellefoate, Fa. Office over Jfov
nvlds bank. Hmay'if
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