T H E CEM fti E HEVORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa,
*ar-Tniu*.--f2i>r year. •*"• P""* "*
iWr*nee;*S.M wknmot paid i n ad ranee.
AdvertitemenltWettperline/or iKr,f % T
sertion,. arul Sent, per line for every sub
siquern insertion. Advertisement* by the
year at a liberal ditetmnt.
SubfcriheviioutHd* thaeaunty w*w r ■
mit us Wet*. amount of one year * po* *
!, instead of Wet l at formerly when r<"
iy tkem**lve*. % . .
SM6#trt6cr MM W/ a
eounls stand at the Ran rter ofliee >V
<L> table, on their papers It the
{able read, "John Roe 1 Jan ft, ♦<
that John U indebted fbom
the I*< of January, IS,ft. and that >t t.
timi he was paytny the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
lODO£~ilinHM.
Carat M t tone*. *•■**•}. O 7*"- .f.i,'*
• rj TWwedei "IM t OJ* Flloj*HaJl „,j
8. 8. annate*. >. * ■ *• u
Otp rTUw.K..£. T a. -••
M—i.. , m tu M at bafor. c fall '• 10 *
CMd FtllemHul vr 11
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IUiTOmU* Mali an Ui. rUlordar an rw **!•" 1
moan.isr M * .wo t™ — 4
K.Um Muttr Lto.r
The new Howe I* eold on the in
itallment plan, o every one can get one
very easy ,
One evening la*t week the dwelling
of Jacob Saunders, in Fean twp., was en
tered during the absence of the family,
and some $lO in money itolen.
-A bite from a ra'tlesnake is some
time* not more dangerou* than a severe
cough or eold. A well merited reputation
ha* Dr. Bull'* Cough Syrup, and thi* rem
edy i* sold by all druggist*. Price
ceati.
Lincoln BntterPowder, make* but
ter sweet andhard, and quicker to rhuru
X:, it—for sale at Wm Wolf* itoie
Tho Centre Countr Pomona Grange
will meet at Centre Hall, on Tuesday.
Nov. 12. Three*o*son, 10 a. m..2 and
7 p, in. L*OSIRD RNOX*
—The Pean aSlate Grange of the Fa
troas of Husbandry, will meet in Belle
fonte, on Tueiday, Dec. 10, and will Ve in
session three or four days.
LKOXAHD RBOXV
lt raut be a true eource of pride for
a man in business to know that hi* cus
tomer* speak well of him, and recommend
him for hi* fair dealing—especially when
a merchant, to know that his customers
say they get their moaey * worth, and
that what tbey buy is no inferior article.
Thi* is the credit that hundred* of people
give Sechler, who keep* one of the best
anJ most complete groceries to be found.
And they deserve it—we know it from act
ual experience that Sechler keep* no gro
ceries that are not fit to go into the fami
ly. aad they not only *ell good* chaap,
but any thing you wish belonging to that
line, so you need not run about for athing.
for when Sechler'* can't supply you. be
sure it is not in market. Housekeepers
try Sechler*.
Wo hsvc a new Howe Sowing Ma
chine, and like it belter than any other we
here yet hid,—aud we hire bsd hilf doa
en different kinds before. Call and see
it.
Thejdemocratic meeting it Spring
Mills, on lit Thursday, was well atter.d
od, notwhhstinding the cold and nw
weither. A company of Grogg twp. horse
men in regilin, numbering some To, with
Jacob M'Coolischief mars'iall. md Lieut.
"W. 11. Krips is assistant, served as escort
for the arriving delegations. W# estimate
the crowd at 1,300 There was a delega
tion of several hundred from Union coun
ty and Milton, accompanied by the Lew
is burg and Mifflinburg band*. A delega
tion from Miles and Fenn with the Re
bersburg and Millheim bands. The Far
mer's Mills and Centre Hall bunds were
also present. A stand had been erected
on the hill near Grenoble's store, but ow
ing to the high, cold winds, the meeting
moved to the more sheltered plmco near
Duncan's where addresses were made by
Gov. Curtin, Hon. C. T. Alexander, and
Mr. Barrett. Hon. S. Gilliland was chos
en chairman of the meeting.
There was a regular snow squall last
Thursday evening 31, and in some places
enough of flake* fell to whiten the ground.
Get your bells oiled and grease your
sleighs, and go to Newman s for one of
his cheap and warm suits.
—-ASOTHXB HUSTIXQ HORSWR.— The
Lewistown Demoerat of 31, relate* On
Sunday afternoon last two young men of
Naw Lancaster, Solomon Dean, aged
about 21 year*, and George Dobaon. a
year or two older, went out hunting, but
neither knew of the other being ouL
Young Dean laid alongside of a fence at
a clearing, to watch for turkey*, when
Dobaoa came slipping along, and seeing
Dean, mistook him for a deer, and fired.
Running to bis fallen game, he was hor
ror-sticken to find he bad (hot a man. It
was found that the ball bad passed into
the right lung, a little below the shoulder
blade, passing downward and forward.
An examination was made in front, and
the hall was felt lying under the akin, it
having passed directly through the right
lung. Young Dean was yet living on
Monday morning, but there were no hopes
of hi* recovery.
The agony of Dobson, "when be found
what he had done, was beyend all de
scription. He beggod the bystander* to
take Dean'* (till loaded gun and iboot
htm. 11 is own gun he smashed to pieces
on a rock. Young Dean had been urged
by hi* father not to go hunting on Sun
day, but he did not heed. Dobson helped
to carry the wounded man, and the.n fled,
and has not been *en or beard of tioce.
Two more fearful warning* in one—
against Sabbath breaking and carelci*
shooting.
Sweet potatoes at 20 ct* per peck,
at Secbler's where a fresh supply of eve
ry thing in the grocery line is always kept
and price* low.
Farmer*, remember that the highest
price is paid for all kinds of hides, by
Charle' fibeffler, at the Centre Hall tan
ym i. 31 oct 3t
Visit J. H. Krumbine's new Glass
and Stoneware store, in Gift d; Flory's
store room. 19 oct 4t
Another grand opening of Ladies'
Coats and Ladies' Trimmed Hats of the
latest styles at J. B. Fischer's Store on
next Saturday, which will be offered at
the very lowest figures. Everv one who
wants goods at a bargain should call and
see his goods before purchasing else
where.
——Highest Cash price paid for all
kinds of hides nt the Centre Hall tan
yard by Chas. Shiffler. 7nov4t
Wolf's new Goods hava arriv
ed. It is a large and handsome stock
—can't be beat in the county. Go
and see it for yourselves. You never
are disappointed at Wolfs.
LITTLE COURTESIES.— The art of
"living together" pleasurably is great
ly promoted by the habitual exchanges
of the little courtesies of this life; they
are never unimportant, never unac
ceptable, are always grateful to the
feeling in every household. Shall
brother and sisters be less careful of
the feelings of one another than those
of a stranger ? And between husband
and wife should there be a less gentle
ness of deportment, suavity of manner,
and courtsey of expression, than is ex
tended to outsiders, who have no spec
ial claims and may never be seeu
again ? Shame upon any member of
any family who neglects those affec
tionate atteusioos and those suavittiea
of deportment towards tbe members
of the household, aad even to tbe low
est servant, which cannot fail to ele
vate tbe giver, and to draw from the
teciever those willing and spontaneous
reciprocities which make of fismily'aa
aooaiioH a little heaven below.
Go to I**R< Haupt's Storo. Belle*
fonts, for Move*, pipe and tinware at rod
17oct st.
'country, ue l)r. BnU'e Baby Syrup tor
, tfce unual disease* of curly childhood.
Price 26 cent* a bottlo,
"Everybody can keep warm Uiu win
tar, itlie withe*, and *av doctor bill*—
limply go to Newman'* who ha* put down
the prire of over coal* o that the poorest
can afford to get one anil keop warm. The
fact is N ewnian sell* all kind* of Clothing
cheaper than any one in the state, and he
has put down hi* price* to suit these hard
times. Now just call on hiut and see if
this is not so.
—— Remember, farmers, that Brown, at
the depot. Shorllidge's old -land, give*
you the highest price for grain, and sells
all kinds of coal cheap. You find good
accommodation for horse* there. Go to
L. L. Brown with your grain, you will
find him a perfect gentleman
Now is tho time when you want a
ure cough remedy- try F. P.Green's Syr
up of Tar, thv best thing out. Ask for it
at your More or *end to Frank Green'* at
Bellvfonte, the oldest druggist in the
county, who keeps one of the mod com
plete drug store* in the 'talc, and the
tre*het *nd purest good*.
♦awing machine in the world buy the new
Howe, A. O. Moore, General Agent,
Milesburg, Fa.
| The new Howe Sewing Machine
with telMfcreatling ihuttle and *elK*Mlinir
i needle ; bobbin* wound without running
the macbino. Do not buy until you hare
■men thi* wonderful machine. The new
Howe machine ba* the treadle on a scale
balance, makiug it easy on the operator.
JURY LIST.—The following is the Ju
ry list fur No*emt>,r term, commencing
j Monday November 25
Grand Jurors.
| Bellefocta—Wm. MeClellan.
Boggs —Andrew Heaten.
Burnside—Oscar lloit
| Gregg—James Duck.
Herri- Unrv Ginghrich.
' Howard—R. (\ L-athers, William Tay-
I lor.
Marion—Daae Frain.
Miles—ll G. Rover
Fatten— W. F. Thompson.
Fetter—J. H Keller. Michael Derstine,
Alfred H.wterman. C. F. Herlachrr
Rush—Harrison Russ, J C. Watson.
Snow Shoe—Georce Frenel.
Taylor—Richard Newman.
Union—John Muser, J. U-Stover. .
I'nionville—Toner Leathers.
Walker— Jacob Garbrick, Robert
Thompson.
Worth-W. V. Beckwuh.
Traverse Jurors—First Week.
Bellefente—Daniel Kverhart, U. O.
Uoffer. Isaac Mitchell.
Benner—John Thomas, Joseph Eck
lev.
Boggs—C. Curtin. Kd. Shannon.
College—Feler Schrock, William Good
hart.
Gregg—Michael Hettinger, James G.
Evan*, John Shook
Haines—Henry Mowery C. W Ho*
terman, Noah Leitneli, David Bower, ;
Frank Weaver.
Half Moin—VV'm. Cole.
Huston—Daniel Yothers, John O. Milts, i
E R. William.
Miles—George H. Royer, U. Smull, jr.
Fatton—Sam'l Hornan.
Fetter— William Kmrick, H. D. Van
Fait. W. W. Spangler, J. 11. Odenkirk,
U Roal.
Rush—John Todd.
Spring—John L. Hockey.
I"hion—John O- Hall, W. P. Fisher.
Walker—J. T. "Dunkel, Daniel Enter
iek, Charles S. Beck.
Traverse Jurors—Second Week.
Bellofonte— W Jenkins. Charle* Ileis
ler, Mert Cunningham, G W Downing,
R C Cbeesaian, D W Woodring, J C
William*, Charle* McCture.
Benner—Sam'l Yearick, Christian Dale,
Jr.
Boggs—U L Harvey, John Mayes,
Fred Moyer.
Cellege— K B Uesson, Austin Dale, J C
Bathgate.
Ferguson—C H Struble. G W Roman.
Gregg—Tobias Bailey, George Corman.
Haiue—W J Russel, Israel Voaada,
Sr.
Harris—J II Jacobs, David Sparr, M.
Flees.
Howard boro—William Mahalee.
Liberty—Beni Liggett, Joseph Bech
tie.
Penn—W S Maiae, James U Van Or
mer, B F Miller. J C Smith.
Philipsburg—C Broadhead.
Potter—J A Dale, D L Kerr, John Mes
senger. W A Kerr.
Kuh— Willism Bates. ,
Snow Shoe—Abel Campbell.
Faring—ll C Weaver, David Shearer.
Taylor—Thomas Merryman.
Union—James A'exander, Harris Way.
Walker—Philip Gephart
Worth—A B Stevens, Alex. Shelien
berger, E rt Jones.
FRANK LESLIE'S SUNDAY MAGA
ZIN E.
The December number of ibis admira
ble periodical is one nt the most intere>t
ing that has yet boen issued, and brilliant
ly closes its fourth semi annual volume-
Its career, for the two years of its exis
tence. has been one of almost unprece
dented success ; a result justly due to the
efforts of the libera) and enteroriing pub
lisher, and the talented and discriminat
ing editor. It is undoubtedly the cheap
eat and best Sunday msgt sine puM shed
in the world, and eminently fitted to bean
inmate of ••very Christian borne. The
editor, the Rev. Dr Deems, promises to
continue to strive to make ihia the best re
ligiousmonthly in America, and wo would
remind our readers that thi* is jul tba
time to subscribe for the coming year.
The opening paper of tha December num
ber is on "Christianity in Madagascar,"
by Alfred O. Guernsey, embodying a full
i account of the moat remarkable missiona
ry success which the Protestant Church
has achieved within the last three centu
ries—with ten engravings A sort of com
panion-picture u> this is an article by Da
vid A. Curtis. The Martin Luther of In-
Jin,' Swsmi Dya Nand Saraswati, who
utomise* to take, in relation lo Brahmin
i-m, a position similar lo that borne by
Martin Luther to the Roman Catholic
Church ; both article* are worthy of cave
rn! penjssl. The charming juvenile seri
al, 'ln Mischief Again,' is continued, and
'.Michael Airdree's Freehold' is conclud
ed. A new serial of great merit will be
commenced in the January number. 'The
Yellow Fevar Reminiscence' by John H.
Scbenck. refer* to a previou* visitation ol
the pestilence, and is peculiarly interest
iog. Among the poems is one of singular
merit by Margaret J. Preston, entitled
'Comforted.' There is a vast amount of
miscellaneous matter exceedingly inter
esting and instructive, particular attention
having been given to the illustration of
curious manners and customs which pre
vail in various part* of th world, f 'linn
•Home Pulpit' the editor discourses onlbe
signifi alion of the scriptural term 'Lest,'
he also contiriuea bit Popular Kxegesia.
There are 128 quarto pages and nearly 70
handsome illustrations. The annual sub
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] wil. be sent on receipt of 26 cent* Beau
tiful and substantial Binding Cases are
ready for sale at the eloae of each volume,
price 75 cents. Address Frank Leslie's
Publishing House, 63, 66 * 57 Park Place.
New York.
Heated milk, not boiled, drank ev
ery four bourt in liberal quantity, is
pronounced by eminent authority, as
frpqueutly an excelent remedy for
the ruost violent diarrhoea, stomach
ache, incipient cbolery, and dysentery.
Cement for Fastening Knives and
Forks into thier Handles. —Take one
pound rosin and half pound of pow
dered sulphur j'melt together, and
mix in about twelve ounces of fine
powdered brick. Fill the cavity
of the handle with this mixture, mel
ted. Make the shank of the knife or
fork quite warm and Insert in place
and let it remain untill cold, when it
will be found to be firmly fixed.
Tbe handles of knives and forks
should not be put in hot water.
Paint which is put on in the Fall
w 11 last nearly or quite as long again
as the same grade which is app[ied iu
the Spring or Summer. Tbe extreme
hot weather of Summer months is not
favorable either for the preservation
or the fine appearauce of paint.
To cure hams.—-Take tbe hams as
goon as cut, lay on a dry shelf, take
one tablespoonlulof saltpetre to a ham
and rub thoroughly on the fleshy Bide
of tbe h&m ; as soon as dissolved the
next day rnb all over with dry salt,
in the bone and evry crevice; after
rubbing two or three times, they are
ready for smoking; cover well, and
bug op to dry.
' CENTRE CtM' NTY, IBTT OFFICIAL.
1 Auditor General
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TOW \siiipa.
Hollefonte, N W til HO 20
do S W 101 I H 29
do W W 46 H
Milo.burg 8i>r0...... 24 i 2d W
Unionville Boro. i SI Si
Howard Boro I 40 I 8*
Philiptburg 80r0......... VNI I 74 I
Bonner HI > 84 6
Hogg* SO S'_' 111
Boriuide _ 17 '.7* 7
Cuiiin 2b V
College I 70 142 '•
Ferguson, old 14ft 4b *
Ferguson, new ....... 80 ft"
Gregg .... .................... I®o 4o
oon ....... | 81 6b 1
Hatnes I<W 8V
Harm 1111 71 I !
Howard 47 M I 8
1 Union W M | S
Liberty 41 7ft !
Marion I HO 20 | 1
Miles | 210 .12 4
Fallon... ...... - 47 tk>
Pcntt mm.. tMOH* 222 2S
Fuller, old 140 6b |
Poller, new 14* 02
Rush W 221
Snow Shoe - 4H SS j 72
Spring 144 180 J 22
Taylor - 20 81 | _
Union ...... ....- ' ft! M j 28
Walker I 12 48 l"j
W >rlh J ft'-' I 2j
' To4al I fto-i i i* ,; 7 4.1 j
The Elections.
DILLS MAJORITY 1600 IN" THE 1
COUNTY.
CL'RTIN ASP TILE WHOLE PIS
TRKT ANPCO. TICKET ELECT
ED.
i Old Ceutrc True in Spile of Trcaeh
err.
The following are the returns of-lhe
elections held on last Tuesday, so far
as received by us. There was a good
deal o{scratching all around —it wa.*
a sort of cross-tire and mixture gene
rally.
CENTRE COUNTY.
Dills majority in this county will be
about 1500 over lloyt
Curtin is elected by a handsome uia- i
jority.and we have elected the
democratic Co. ticket in spite of the; 1
treachery and treason in certain qnar- j
ters. All honor to the Centre county ji
democrats who stood up and did tbeir !
duty. We give below such re'urns as ,
reached us up to Wednesday morning. <
BKLLEFONTK, N. W. j
Dill *4. 11.-vt loft. Mason 37. Mayer IS7, ]
M'Cormick 122. Curtin ISS. Tocum 133.
Alexander 176. Caidwell 90. Gephari 116, i ]
Murray V 2. iiinilar 142, Grainley 15ft, Lin- j ]
ale 80 Bpangler 75, Curtin 143. Dickers7, <
Yeartck 107. Burkei 104, llarput 171. hny
der 6H. TKU- 80. EwabV2 Dunkle Hjv, Gragg .
144. Taylor IM. Gray 44. Eoathera3H. j,
B'JLLEFONTE, S. W. <
Iluyt 77. M*on 41, Mayer l;<6, McCor
mick OS Curtin 116. Yocum U3. Alexan-,'
dar 10A Caldwell 70. Uaphart 121, Murray '
118, Sim'er 71, Grandey 110, Lingle 43,
Spangier'.'4. Curtin 53. Decksr 83, Year- 1
ick 115, Burket 124. Harper 138, Snyder
48, Tale 46. Swab 113, Dunkle |O7. Gregg •<
82, Taylor 68, Gray 61, Leaihen 47
BELLKFONTE, W W. i
Dili 52. Hoyt 47, Maon 30; Mayer 00.
McCormick 07; Curtin 42, Yocum 84; c
Alexander 80 Caldwell 48; Gephart 46, i;
Murray 60, Simler44 Gran, ey 78, Lingiei
37; Spangler 49. Curtin Bft. Decker 47; L
Yearick 53, Burket 78: Harper 69. Snyder i
••"3, Tate 39; Swab 53. Dunkle 47. Gregg . i
43, Taylor 43, Gray 34. Leathers 34. j j
UNTONVILLE. \\
Dill 32. Host 32. Mason 13; Msyer 43.
M'Cornnck 35; Curtin 34. Yocum 48; '
Alexander 36. Caldwell 36; Gepbart 83,
Murray 34, Simler33, Gram!ev4o, Lingle '
14; Spauglrr 27. Curtin 39. Decker 16; .
Yearick 34. Burket 41; Hamper 30. Snydar 1
31. Tate 14. Swab 32. Dunkle 28 Gregg36. '■
Taylor 37. Gray 14. Leathers 16.
BOGGS.
Dill 168. Hoyt 72. Mason 171. Mayer! |
215. McCormick 76. , i
SNOWSUOK. I
Dill 76 Hoyt 30. Mason 107. Curlin 75.'
Yocutn 136.
SPRING.
Dill 191. Hoyt 187. Mason 111. Mayer i
229. McCormick 191.
UNION. 1
Dill 70 Hoyt GO Mason 64.
WORTH. i
Dill 71 Hoyt 37. Mason 40 Curtin 60 <
Yocum 88. I,
GREGG.
Dill 274. Hoyt 40.
I'ENN. j)
Dill 250 majority.
POTTER. South.
Dill 194. H>yt 70. Mayer 171. M'Cnrm
ick 99. Curtin 169, \ >cum 79. Bush 2, Al-,
exander !A)&, Caldwell t>l, Gephart 193, j
ftluriay I'JO, Gramlv 73, Kitnlar 67. Lingle
lU, Spang er 197, Aua. Curtin 68. Decker!
14, Brown 4, Yearick 192, Burket 82, Har-j]
per 183, Snyder 69. Tale 10, Swab 194, >
Dunkle 185, Gregg 78, Taylor 23, Gray 9, J
Leathers 8. ]<
MILES. .
Dill 246, Hoyt 45, Mason 29. Mayer 159,
M'Cormick 159, Curtin 228. Yocum 78. 1
Alexander 243 Caldwell 78. Gephart 226. H
Murray 222. Gramly 150, Simlar3B, Lin- j j
gle 38. Spangler '228. Aus Curtin 39, Dec-;]
er 44, Yearick 24ft. Burket 76, Harper 246|i
Snyder 30, Swah 247. Dunkle 246, .Gregg '
87, Taylor 29, Gray 39, Keatbers 38. |j
P'ENN.
Dill 288. Hoyt 37, Mayer 266. McCorm- •
ick 59, Curtin 257, Yocun. 34. Alexander!
271. Caldwell 34, Gephart 260. Murrrav
287. Gramly 88, Simhir 36 Spangler 240,
Aus Curtin 56. Decker 2, Yearick 277,
Burket 39, Harper 248, Snyder 46. Swab
295 Dunkle 277, Greeg 34, Taylor 26.
GREGG.
Dill 276. Hoyt BU, Mason 2. Mayer 235,
M Cormick 96, Curtin 246. Yocum 68. Al
exander 274. Caldwell 64. Gephart 270,
.Murray 269, Gramly 66. Simlar 60, Lingle
12; Spangler 245, Aust Curtin 62, Decker
7, Brown 6; Yearick 281, Burket 64; Her
per 122 Snvder 129; Swab 267, Dunkle 250
Gregg39, Tavlor "9.
UNION.
Dill 70, Hoyt 50. Maion G4, May
er 82, M'Cormick 9l,Curtiu 61, \o
cum 110, Alexander 67, Caldwell
100, Gephart 66, Murray 77, Siraler
47, Grauiley 104, Lingle 69, Spangler
59, Curtin 54, Decker 70, Yearick 67,
.Burket 103, Harper 66, Snyder 49,
Tate 70, Swab 65, Dunkle 62, Gregg
43, Tavlor 62, Gray 67, Leathers 64.
BEN NEK.
Dill 159, Hoyt 36, Mason 44, Cur
tin 107, Yocutn 120, Alexander 108,
Caldwell 77, Gephart 147, Murray
165, Simler 35, Grainley 91, Lingle
48, Spaogler 126, Yearick 163, Bur
ket 61, llarper 163, Snyder 27, Tate
50, Stvab 163, Dunkle 163, Gregg2->,
Taylor 41, Gray 55, Leathers 42.
POTTER, North.
Dill 172, Ilojrt 64, Mason 12, Koaa 171,
Sterretl 64, Aguew 13. Mayer 137, M'
Cormick 103. Curtin 166, Yocom 74, Al
exander 190, Caldwell 54, Gepbart 145
Murray 155, Simler 68, Gramly 73, Lin
gle 185, Cartin 42, Decker 14, Brown 1,
Yearick 174, Burket 73, Harper 194,
Snyder 43, Tate 10, Swab 196, Dunkle 97,
Gregg 131, Taylor 33, Gray 10 Leathers
0.
Dill carries Union county by 144-
Philadelphia radical by about 15,000;
Allegheny
7000.
York dein. 3600.
Mifflin dem. 350.
The democrat* loose no congressmen (
In Pennsylvania. I
Hoyt has 12000 to 15000 majority over ,
Dili, but has not a majority over Dili'
and Mason and will be a minority ROV-) {
ernor. Republican greenbackers like,
in Ohio went bark to their party leaving!
democratic greenbackers to fool their!
votes away on Mason and thus defeat
pill. auM Tuts V.v.cij
i Mayw hM a nail majority .In this]
jprtnnty over M'Cormick.
A Urge proportion of Mr. MVormll
i vote in attributable to the granger*, t
' which order he belonged and man*
whom aero strongly collated fur him <>i
'that account.
In New Jersey the democrats loose t
|Congreman.
—
The Reporter was the only papci
,'in the county that gave the ticket ai
[ earnest and sincere support.
REGISTER'S NOTICK Tia follow
hi a aeeounU hsvo besn examinm
land pa..efbr me. *d remainad fil.-d o
k |record in ibis office tor the inspection
heirs, legatees, creditor# ami all others u
ent was ititerestod. and will be presents*
• 'to the Orphans lYtirl of Centre countr
1 on Wednesday, th i'Tlh day of Novum
. ber, A D.. IKS, for con fl final ion and si
>|lowancs: ...... ■> .
I. The finnl account of Christian Ueet
del and Win. Kearon. a seculars of Ao ol
Christian Hechdel, late ®f Liberty town
iftbip, deceived, i> filed by Chriiliatt Been
, del. surviving eiocutor. , .
•i The flnnV account of Christian Bech
del. administrator of Ac of Mary B btivl,
Ial of Liberty township, dee d,
j it. Tiie lid partial account of John and
' Nathan McCleskey. esoeutore of Ac ol
.losepb McCloskev. late of Curtin town
ship, as tiled by John JdcCloskey, one o
the eseeulors.
4 The first partial account ef bamue.
Hoover and John Hoover, admini<lr*|or>
of Ac o| l'hilio Hoover, late of Tayla>
lowrohip, dee d.
5 The account of Albert Sme!ur, ad-
Oiiulstrator of Ac f Christian Kaop, lair
of B gs township, dre'd.
l '1 ho account of Joseph Ammerman
adminisirator of Ac ol John Ammerman,
lata of Spring township, doe'd
7. The account ot A. K. Clemson, guar
dian ifKm ma C Kay, minor child of Ia
--vid Ray, late of Ferguson township, de-
IcoaSod
h The account of Henry I.incle, admin
l.t'V'rofAc of Michael Lmgle, late oi
Gross township, dectasrd.
>. the account of NV. P Wilson, *cc
utorofAcol A A Henderson, dee'd, s*
filed nv John lrwir, Jr , and Margaret 11
Wi'eon, executors of W. I*. Wilson, ds
reared
10 The account ef Jefferson Borer
guardian of Kffcnger Spsngler, minor
child of Klvina Hnangler. of Stephenson
county. Illinois, deceased.
It. The account of John O. McKinley
administrator of Ac of William Curtin,
late of Bogg township, deceased
-12. The final account of Henry Kobb.
executor of Ac of Daniel Kakin, late of
Walker township, deceased.
IS The account of John J. Urn Jorff and
Catharine Urndorff, administrators of Ac
ui David Omdortf, late of Haines town
ship, deceased.
14 The account of William Showers,
euardian of A lam J. Garbrick, a minor
child of William Garbrick, late of Walk- j
r township. deceaseJ
15. The account of I>r. S II Potter,
guardian of Dora Boalick. late Dora Jeff-!
rics minor child of Wm. N. Jeffries, late
of Phitipsburg. deceased.
10 The account ot John Hoffer, admin* l
istrntor of Ac of Hugh Knox, late of thej
township of Benner, deceased.
17. The second account of A. O. Furst ;
executor of Ac of George Livingston, lau-j
of Boilefonte boro., deceased.
IS. The account of F. P Kurey, admin )
istrntor of Ac of Henry Keller, late of-
Philipsburg deceased
I'J The final account of Nathan J i
Min hell, administrator of Ac of John P.)
Mitchell, late of Howard township do-,
C 'jli The account of Jacob S. Hoed and
Joseph Galea. adu.i..l;raiors of Ac ot Da
vid Reed, late of Ferguson township de
-21. ihe account of Samuel Gilliland
and Austin NV. I>*!e, administrators of Ac
of Benjamin Peters, late of College town*
ship, deceased.
22. The first and final account of Clem*
eol Dale, administrator cum _
aHHtru ot Ac <T Geuige NV. Neff, late ol
Kast Portland, Multnomah county, Ore
gon, deceased.
21 The final account of Joseph F. Will*
is mi, guardian of James NV. Peary, minor,
child ot John C. Peary, late of llalfmoonl
township, deceased.
24. The final account of NV L NVilson,;
rwerd'an of Jacob Klmer NVay, Kmily
Way, Pboeba Jane Way. Cennar NVilson
Way. Ann Kliaabeth NVay and John B.
L. NVav, minor children of John NVay, jr.
lata ol Ualfiuoon township, deceased
26. Tbe partial account of Isaac and Su
•an Underwood, executor* of Ac of Juste
Underword, late of Union township, da-1
ceased.
26. Tbe 2d and final account of Wis. J.
Dale, guardian of Wta. George. Kdmun.l,
and Robert F. Waring, minor children of;
Melinda Waring, late of Harris township,
deceased.
27. Tbe first and partial account of Ann
M iiener and J . U Kuifinjrder, adminis
trators of Ac of John iiaoey, lata of Gregg
township, deceased
28. Tba account of Cot John Rishst, ad
ministrator of Ac of Catharine Storer. into
of G rege township, deceased. as filed by
M. L. Kitbelmnd W K. Rearick. admin
istrator of laid John Kithel, decease.)
29 Tbe account of Col. John Kiahel,
lining egcrulor of Peter Durst, late of
i Potter township, deceased, as Clod by
1 Wm. F. Kuanck and M L. Hi-bnl, ad
niinistrator of the said John Rishel, de
ceased
| 30. Tbe guardianship account of John
|W. Richards, guardian of Harrison and
Thomas McDonald, as filed by John fj.
Miles. w. K BI RCH FIELD,
iBl oct 4t Register.
THE SUN FOR 1879.
Tb. fn will b* pnaiad etery 4*. during lb >* r tj'
cota* luparpoa* **>J will be tb* •>*• mIS
lb* pal To pre***! ill In* m la r**d*M I
Mid U 101 l tb* truth thrush the h**c*ue fall.
Tb* too hub**!),!., and Bill continue lo bo to,!*
p#ndent o, ererybody aad *tß,l)lln| Mtt* Kb* truth
aad IU owa coartctiuaa ol dot/ Tut L tb* "0./ p- .
Icy vbbb OB b<>or*t newspaper awed hare. Thai I. Ui*'
policy which bo* bob for Ibta newspaper lb* coob |
duct sod friendship >t o elder coortttoenrr Iboa * u
r*r tnjoyed by bay otb*r American .'wuraal.
Tb* saa U lb# newspaper lor tb* p*oplo It to sot
far tb* neb au UIIHI lbs poor maa. or foe lb. poor
nib agalast lbs neb sua, bat II oaok. Is d**aal job .
ipr# to all Inter**!* in tb* rota ran oily. It to so* lbs!
| ira ol ui pcrooß. cUa*. ml ne party. Thar* need
bo so myatsry ab"Ot IU prra. aad rial**. Il u Icr 11*
boa**t man again*! tb* rogne* *r*ry time. !t la It
! tha bones, Democrat aa ualau lb* dtoboaeat Repab
. llcaa. aad lor lb* booaal Republican asaioit lb* til*
boa**l deapicrat II do* not lab* Ita cu* fr ta tha at
1 Uranraa ol any politician or political argaalaeUaa
| It gtr* II aapport oara*rr*dly wboa m*n or auutra
arc la aar*rairrit with Ibr CwatUtattoa aad with lb*
principle* upon whiwb Ihla republic *** loandod lor!
lb* people Wbanar*r tb* CoaatltaUsn aad coaalHa
ttoaul prlaclplM arc rtotiird u la lb* twtiumi
coaaplracy of IF!*. by ablcb a man oat *lcled cat
placed la tb* f reetceel'* S(* *brtr b* ailll rcmalaa
—II *p*ak* out foe lb* right That to lb* bun'* Id**
of ladepeadeaeo. la this reepect lb*ra will bo a*
change in ll* programme lor 1V
Tb* ban bat laiily oaiad tb* hearty balrod of it* i
cat*, fraod*. and humbage uf all aart* and all**. Il<
bop** lo daMi-r* Ibat hatred aol lea* la lb* yoar lira,
than la l*?. ir:. or aey roar eon* by. Tha Bon elli
cnatlnoe to ablae n lb* wicked with unralttgatad
brightness.
While lh lemon* of tha paat ahnnld be eoarlaatly
k*p< before lb* people, Tb* Nun do** aol propose lo
mall* ttoelf la lire a magutna of ancient bubo
11 to printed for tbe men and women of to day, wboas
concern to chlrtli etlb tb# affalra of toMiay. II haa<
both lb* Jiap ellloa and the ability lo afford lu read '
earn lb* promote*!, lull**!, and moat accural* lolelH
genc* of whaler or la tb* wbt* world to worth alien tloa
To thi. end tb* reeourc*n belonging to well etlabltoh.
rd pceapetlty will be liberally rmpluyed.
Tn* present dtojolnte.l roudlthm of nartlra In tbto
coanlry, and lb* uncertainty of tb* lolar*. lead aa *i
traoidtnary slgnl&caut* to tb* crania of lb* CM. mini
year Th dtacnrn'on* of |h* prear. lb* d*batM aad
acta of Congress, aad tbe moremeato of tb* leader* la
etaiy tajtlopof the Republic will bareadtrect t.arlna
oath* !>re*lde*'la) *l*ctloa or ISSD . *a croat wbicb
taael be regarded wltu tb* mostaniluua tautest by *r
•rr patriot!* American, wbatcrer his il|Ucal Idas* or
allegiance To tb*" element* of Inter*!' mar be ad
d**l lb* probability Ibat lb* DetnorraU will control
bulb honceaol:on*ra*k. the Increasing fe*bl*u*aa of
the frandoleat Administration. and ihe spread and
•Irsngtbenlng ersrywbar*of a health, abhorenr* or
fraud In any form. To p,***nl with accuracy and
closen*a* lbo easel ■ Uualb.n lu t>*, ho| It* rarylng
. pbaaea.ani) lo etponnd, aooordtng la lu atll koowa
metlt'uis, tu* principle* that • .uuld gald* as thiuugb
tb* labyrlbth * 111 be aa Important part of Tb* Bus'*
work lor IV!P.
W. h. lb* of making Th Han, >• ■ pollU
cal. a lll.rar> and a g.nrraf waMtxr, me*. >m.
talntag and mora uaaful than a*r tmlura .and wamaaa
la appTf Uern Irelf.
Our ,ai.i of >ubMlp<iun r.maina um-hang.<t For
(ha Kail) Sua, a (uur paa .hart of iw.nli atgbt 00l
uaana.tha pilaa by mall. |alpald. ta U rant a month,
ia blh a |oar. or, Inalndlna lha haodar paaar, an
>lgnt-pag abaat of flltj ti columna, tba prtira U M
coota a month, ar if H> a raar poatag. paid.
Tba Handa/ adllton of tba ban ta alao farnlahad tap
aratafr at 1 1 2o a yaar, poataga pa Id.
Thaprlcaof tha Warkl/ duo, alghl pagaa, filtf-aU
aolomna, ta (I a >aar. poataga paid For cluba of tan
aain'.ing flu wa will aand ao aalra cop/ fraa Addraaa
I W? RNULANU.
lunr9t Pnbllahar of Tba Son. Nan York t'ltj
LIABILITY OF ROAI> CoMMiseorte
EM. —The Huperoe Court of this statt
has recently decided a case of interest
to Road Commisaonera and Supervis
ors. The case was appealed from the
Common Pleas of Bcbujlbill county.
The plaintiff brought suit to recover
damages for the death of her husband,
the same having being caused, as al
leged, through negligeuco pf defend-
RDU in not providing a safe toad. The
evidence was that where tho accident
occurred the road woa barely of suffic
ient width to allow two vehicles to was.
A wagon was standing on one aide of
the road and on the other the end of
a log protruded, aud in attempting to
drive between the two the husband of
the plaintiff struck the end of the log
and was thrown out and killed. Iu
, the Court Lelow a verdict was render
led against the towuship, which was
'appealed to the Supreme Court on the
•ground that, as the supervisors had lot
I the road out for report to the lowest
|bidder, who bad gtvih "bdrids to ftflfil
bLt contract, that fact relieved tne
supervisors from responsibility, the
3b004 having stipulated to eave the
The Fall Season for the vcar 1878 is now opening and a New and EXCELLENT STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODs IS COMING IN
AT OUGOKNII KIM KR A CO.'B, CENTRE HALL, and which will I* sold at LOWEST FIGURES. Ibey hart an immense stock ind well UlOOed in (very line. THEY HAVE
Dress Goods* Clothing, Hats § Capri, Hoots Shoes, *\ otions, Groceries, §c., at Lowest Prices.
IT WILL HE TO Y >l T K INTEREST TO * PATRONIZE*YOUR HOME MEuCHANTR," INSTEAD OF GOING AWAY FROM HOME. GIVE US A CALL IMMEDIATELY.
'Jiisep 'hn KEEPS THE BIST SOLE LEATHER—VEtC* CHEAP. ISAAC GUQGENHEIMER
NEWMAN Kins Clothier
ujjHp of Centre county.
JHwl IS BELLING IS BELLING IB BELLING IB BELLING
Winter Suits 83.50. Over Coats 82.50. Underwear 20c. Boots 81.75.
AND EVERY THING ELBE LOW IN PROPORTION.
I Challenge the County to Beat my PRICES and QUALITY,
ANDSIIoW AS LARGE A STOCK OF CLOTHING AS I HAVE. CLOTHING MADKTO OBDER BT FIRST CLASS TAILORS AT VBBY LOW PRICKS
" * 8 Oct Bm.
townjhip from nil nccidenti. The
•ourt, however, decided against this
view of the case and held the towunhip
liable on rhc general principle tlat if
s jury believe a road to be unsafe for
•ravel, let the cause bo what it may,
tis evidence of negligence and the
township is responsible.—/>.
A young woman is said by the
Loudon World to have argued, in
the midst of a dinner party discussion
of Brighara Young's death, that the
principles of Mormouietn ought to be
reversed. "Times, ' she said, "are so
aad, and fashions so expensive, tbst it
is absurd for one man to have four or
five wires ; whereas, if each woman
bad four or five husbsuds, see how
much cheaper it would be for each
husband, and how much better
wives could dress."
Farm—Public Sale
| The raluable Farm of Henry Yor.aJa.
Jae'd, in M arion twp., miles Km oi
■ lacktonriile. will be u!d it l'ubiic Sale.
! n FRIDAY. NOV. 22, D7B, all o'clock.
I containing
m ACRES,
j more or lr, adjoining land* of Calrin
Yearick, Joseph Long and oiher Tfcere
'<>n erected a iWkory DWELLING
! HOUSE, Ld>G HAKN.aad outbuilding!
\ good ORCHARD of choice fruit on ibei
premises. Running water near the barn.i
The land is in a high state of cullira
.ion. end under good lencee.
TKHMe will be made known on Jav of
tale. ADAM VON ADA. I
K seen tor.
Utu Bsk* mwi luui tl • it tor u Ut> al tar
tataa •>•. t'seilsl eel r.j*lr<!. • • "111 at*rt
foa. |II r i*j tl ham* *>U* >r "• lediwlrt
••a Maa. roaM. I- t an I ul. "sated atarr
abarato "afk tor aa N. > U Ika Uaa Coalb
iectCt aad lartaa traa Addnaa Tack a Co. Aa*.i
Mala* _
PENNSVALLEY BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS and allowlnter
est; Discount Notct; Buy and
Sell OoTcrnmeniSecurities,
Gold and Coupons.
Ww. WOLF. **■ B MIHOLB,
PretX Cask Ire
TL. SPANOLER. Attorney el Law
, Consultations In English and Ger
man Office in Furst's n. w building j
>!P$ #L '
First-class accommodation for gueets
Bett ttabling for boiwea. Stages arriTe
and depart erery dey for all points.
TIIK PLACE—S. &A. LOEB.
For 25 years we have been the leaders
n ion mm
and for the same length of time have
demonstrated the fact beyond dispute,
and are selling all classes of goods
cheaper than ever.
JVOTE OUR PRICES:
SALT, ~.00 PERSACK OF Qp
UNBLEACHED MUSUNB AT 5 CENTS PER YD.
DRESS GOODS AT 8 CENTS PER YD.
ALPACAS AT 15 CENTS PER YARD.
LADIES MOROCCO BOOTS AT 11.25.
MEN'S BOOTS FOR TWO DOLLARS.
LADIES BLACK COATS as LOW as 12.50.
With an assortment never equalled in this county.
BLACK ail WOOL CASHMERES at .500.
Ws carry th* large .tsntl chaptl stock ofClothlag in Centra county-soe our good*
before purchasing.
VALENTINES & CO.
THE LAMAAST DBALEOSIN
-DRY GOODS,-
oaocsas,
NOTION*,
CLOTHING,
*A,AT.,INCKNTRK WVKTY, |
BEIX*£oNTE, PA.
KRW mix ttsiKsar
AT POTTKR'B BANK.
Hiss Florence Marks,
Would must respectfully Inform ths pso*
pie that she has opeued ■ sis MJLLiassT
srori t Potter's Mills, and wilt always
kssp a PULL LIN K OF GOODS at low*
t prices.
f-tr LsJtes call and sseher goods.
7 nov 4t
pOURT PROCLAMATION.
iwisree. IS* Km. ('series A Mir*'. PresiSsal ef
IS, (u, ,1 CaeßM Mtu. la IS* WIS J adioia. L>u
WWI —■ alalia, a# IS* mall,* mt C'aaua. t UaMa eeS
iHltaU. us U* Hmw.U, Sara 1 freek, ut (A*
(tooaralUa J,Sa L**a*. AhmuwS JoSm* I* U*am
wulr, airta, sh*S iSaU i>i*|B. baefie. Set, IS,
LM 111 ol No* A. l> . ISTS, to a, SlrMlsS m hois la,
> wttl It lire mS TttaiMi uS ll*witl Jotl IMii
irj ,eS Uaertoi S,*iine, l IS, f**w Is KoltoiiuU tar
ho r..u,i| o Oaetre. a4 to mi IS, SIS
s fcU( 'ls*, b*sr IS, WU> s*7 ,ISa|Mim.
it. J to oeaUsu, lea ■ Mil
lhor*(*t Lu,t, ,1.,, to '.S, (W*IM. Ja,
LIM of IS, r*u*. A Iterates eaS CsHibl— of ite
■eld OMiaw Of Coeli*. Ut*l is,, b, Uwa **d ts*r* la
iSeir frupa, ,*'*,, i. at I* ,'iM to Uu t,rea,is at
wtS a, wlts iSMr ruilS. lates>ll,ai. ,i*Jale*
kua* auA is,u o* roMMabit* te iSh, iSiae,
ohlth to ialt oW,a|iSMS,>s,toSe tea,. aaS ISsi*
■ hnuihuaSl* rMueaisaavto to simiiato musk
IS, fitown IS* I en ebeil h* la to. Jail *S Onln
L . aat, b, ttea aaS ISar, to ,isa>n sUMt ISaa,
•* iLsli to jsil
I*l*,* uatet tor heeS. ai B,ll,fuU. is, la# Sa, ,
Jol, to IS, i,a> of oar tonS, ICS, *aS to IS, IW
fr f tad,(i,*i,*n a 111, I altoS Stole*
LKVI MUNetia NSa, .
gCHOOLTAX NOTICE.—
The Potter School Tai Duplicate is now
in the hands of tba Treasurer An abate*
men! of & per cent, will be made oa all
Usee paid before the first of Deo am bet ;
and all Usra paid between Ist of Dec- aaa
Ist of Jan. HO*, the face of Duplicate will
l>e required. And ell Uses unpaid after
Ist of Jan '79, 6 per cent, will be added
lor collection.
;W W SPANOLER.
<Toct2a Treasurer.
i "VTOTICE.—Tba books of L Gugren
il heimer and I. Guggenbeim
ar A Co. balongicg to lha Centra Ball
ttore. will be settled by Iseec Gurgen
aimer direct. I. GUGGENHEIM ER.
Si oct. 4t
Ay MINISTR ATOM SJNOTICB.
Letters of adminlelration on the etutr of
Daniel Suiter, lata of Patter towaebip,
dec d baring been granted to the undar
tigned, all pereoas knowing IbemselrM
to be indebted to aaid decedent are re
quested to make immediate payment, and
pereons baring claimt against tbe estate
will present them authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN SHANNON.
81 oct Ct Adar.
"health and happiness.
Health aad lltrMii* art flntlf Waal Ik la Utu
ptWNNn, aad ret Star tea tiitu tea raac* al
tttrbtiU mm
WRIGHT** LIVER PILL*.
Tb. natr tors rwra for Torpid Ll*tr, DsaeaweU.
Header be bar tkaeerk. 'V aetlpelfa, PabUltf. Hae
eaa. aad at) llUlieai ■■flunks aad jkaad laeSw.
Kaaa (eaatae aaleea eM. "f Wrt|kl. Fhlta "
If raer Urnaew. alii aet ea i, I eead St eaa la la* aaa
'bat tu Harrvek. Kallar d C ,N> N.etklM. Pklta ' ao*e
HARRY K. HICK S,
(Suoceasor to T. A- Hioks A Bro.)
WHOLESALE A RETAIL DIALBB IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, Patty, dee., & 0 .
Mr Alao has Use agenty of (he Mouth Bead Chilled Plow for (his eeaaty.^i
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT BELLB THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODS
Spring Mills Market.
Old wheat 90. new *6.
No 2 wheat 86
Rye, 46c.
Corn, eara, per bu. new, ,40c
Oau, 22c.
Buckwheat, 76c.
Clorerseed, $8 00 to $3.76
Chop, per ton, S2U.UO.
Piaster, ground per ton, fIO.OU
Flour, per bbl 66 0U
Butter, 16c.
Tallow, To.
Rags, 90.
Egg* per dos., 15c.
Tub washed woo! 86e.
Packed butter worked orer, 10c.
Coal, Retail. By Car, Greas.
Egg. $4 06 $4 10
btora, $6 00 $4 66
Chastnut, *4 26 $8 70
Pea. $2 Al $2 46
MARRIED.
On Tuesday, Oct. 30. br Rer Dr Ham
ill. Mr. James Reed, of Pine Grera Milla, <
to Miss Sally Ann Sparr, of Harris town* I
abip. i
NEW MILLINERY STORE AT j
MILLUEIM.
MRS. ANNA M. WEAVER ]
Take* pieaturs in announcing to tba peo
ple of M illbeim and ricinity that aha
has opened a New and Elegant
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
on Saturday. October 19th, 1879.
A fuit line of choice and fashions*
goods always on hand at popular prices.
DrctwmKklng, and all kinds of
FAMILY SEWING with the new 6-iia
Plailer and Trimmer for making nil kinds
of tide-knife, bos and tan Plaiu , Fluting
Quilting, and Zepbyring, will baa prom
inent feature of business. 24 oct 2m.
rpo ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
X CERN.--Tbe books aad rendur
note* of the lato Dr. Peter Smith, dee d.,
hare been left with Was. B. Mingle,
where all interested will please call and!
make seltUment without further delay, a>
after January 1, 1879, the hooka and note
will be placed in hands of a Justice of the
Peace for collection by legal process.
24 octtl CHARLES SMITH, Ex.
BONNETS, TRIMMINGS,-**
MtMILLINERY.-M
tuts. Lrci iiE*sri"s,
CENTRE HALL,
who hesjutt received trow Philadelphia,
the LATEST FASHIONS, and a com
pleto stock of now Bonaeu, now UaU.
elegant Trimmings, dec., which will be
sold or made up, at reasonable price*.
Tbe new strles are very pretty. Ladle,
call and tee them early, First come, irst
served. 24 oci 4t
T) B I V A T K S A _ CHOIC,
Jr FARM AND HOUSE ANDLOT.
—The following described property, of
John Xmmert, dec'd, eituele in Herri*
twp., Centre county, one FARM, contain
ing one hundred and thirty-three acre*,
more or lee*, bounded by landed B. K
erhart, dee d, Jamee Ulaua, Mc Fat ten.
Dr. Hendereoo, dec'd, and others, i* offer
ed at private tale. The farm it well wa
tered, a never Ailing elream of water run
ning through the farm and within thirty
yardt of the barn, aleo, a well of never
railing water at the bouse, with good pump
in it. The improvement* are a large
FRAME HOL'SR, two Hone* high al
moit new. a FRAME BANK BVrN.
forty-live by eighty feet and all other nec
nttary outbuilding*. Thi* 1* one of the
bed producing fenu in thw eeetion for all
kind* of grain ; U all limedone land. A
large ORCHARD of choice fruit on the
premises.
For particular* inquire of Wm. WerU
on the farm.
Alto one HOUSE and LOT situated in
Boaliburg, Centre county, the house i* 2
*lorie* high, with kitchen attached toil. 1
and all neceetary outbuilding*. al*o n geoo
stable, a never failing well of water with
good pump. The lot i* well *el with fruit
tree* of bed quality.
Alto 2 acre* and 123 pen.he* of excellent
land tituatcd near Iba Herman Kalormcd
church in Boaliburg, within two square* ol
above house.
JOSIAH NEFF, Executor of J. Em
mart, dee d. Stpt 6 tf
W. A. CURRY.
!tacrt & ftJafetr,
CEXTRE HALL.PA.
Would roost respectfully inform the cil
tens of this vicinity, that he bee started •
new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would bi
thankful for a ahare of the public patron
age. Boots and Shoes made to order am
according to style, and warrants his worl
to equal any mado elsewhere. All kind
of repairing done, and charges reasonabl
Give him a call. fahl> 1
W. 0. SMAITIFSR,
snoF.ntKte, t
Respectfully informs the citisens of Cen- .
tro llali and vicioily that be has opened a
new shop in the old Bank Building. New
work turned out according to style,and all
kinds of repairing neatly done, aad on
short notice. Prices reduced aad to suit
the times. 7 fab.
OKNTRK HALL
Furniture Rooms!
EZRA KRUMBINE,
respectfully inforroa the citizens of Centre
county, that be has bought out the old
itand ol J. O. Dainlnger, and has reduced
tho prifees. He has constantly on hand
and makes to order
BKDSTKADB,
BUREAUS,
SINKS.
WASHSTANDS,
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
TABLES, Ac., Ac.
His slock of ready-made Furniture Is
Urge and warranted of good workman
•hip, and la all made under bia itnmediaK
supervision, and it offered atratescbeape
than elsewhere.
Call and see hit stock before purchasing
elsewhere. feb 2i
QBPHAN'S COURT SALE
Will be Bold by order of lb Orphan's
Court of Centre county, on
Saturday, November 2d, 1878,
the property of Goorea Uarpster, deed,
to wit: No. 1, Bounded aoulb by ludi
at David Stover, east by land* of Jacob
Arncy, north by land of Henry Wit mar,
jvfwt by road, containing TWO ACRES
land Suty five per r he* No. X, bounded
Uouth by lot of I). K. Geim, ooal by an al
lay, north by lot of Frei Kurta, wool by
turnpike road. Tbaraoa araotod a
DWELLING HOUSE, Wash and Wood
houta, Stable, and other outbuilding*.
[Fruit of all kind* on the Lot.
Condition* of Sale will be one half af
the purchafa money on confirmation ofj
>ale, the balance in one year thereafter, to
be secured on the premitee. Sale to com
mence at one o'clock, p. na. of taid day
when due attendance * '1 be given by
JOIIX SHAN NON,
1 10 oct Adm'r.
■RICK FOB BALB -rirat claaa brick
on hand foraaleat Ze ba'a Centra Hall
brick yard*. Tb. e brick art
offered to low tbatit wi pav peraoni at a
distance to come here for them.
Intending u> continur in the manufac
ture of brick tbey will b< kepi conitantly
on hand, and fair indue menu offered to
purchasers.
| ITeua tf. HL. E. ZKBBEI
| JQH.S. O. OUTELII S,
Dentist, Mlliheim.
OffenßupmfeasteeelMrrtoM U. public He le
to purl arm . 11 opersuot > Is lb. BeaUl pre
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| Spring Mills, Pa.,
GRAINHOUSE
AND
COAL YARD.
J. D. LONG'B
New Grain Honse is
Now Ready for The
Reeeption of
WHEAT,
t the HIGHEST CASH PBICE and the
BEST CX>A Lin Market told at the eery
oweat price.
Hides! Hides!
! Bring your Hide* and recaire the Highest
Price for tbem.
i also keep for aala UPPERS. KIPS,
CALP SKINS, and SOLE LEATHKB
at lowest price*.
Also a full line of
Harness, Saddles, Cellars, j
Bridles, Halters, Whips, etc.
at the eery Loweal Price*.
lOoct T>m
NEW
Grocery and
w
Confectionery,
AT CENTRE HALL.
The undersigned bus opened a new Gro
cery and Confectionery, aad will always
keep a full line of goods, ut lowest possible
rices, and kindly asks s share of the pub
c patronage. His stock consists of
COFFEES,
SUQEBS. TEAS, SYRYPS,
SOAPS, SALT.
All kinds of
CHOICE TOBACCOKS AND SEGARS,
and all fruits of tbe season generally in
Slock.
BEST SWEET POTATOES.
Also a full line ofCONFKCTIONERIRS
All kinds of country produce taken in ex
l change,
i 1 sell low for CASH and PRODUCE.
SGeept y C. DINGKS.
Spring Mills O. K!
NEW ROOM 1 NEW GOODS!
at I. J. Grenoble's Store !
SPRIXG MILLS,
has the goods. Largest stock I
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than
Ever,
And now extends a cardial invitation to
his friends, patrons, and publie general
ly.
Also a Complete Assortment oi
Ready Made Clothing for men and
boys. Buita as low as to be bad in the
city.'
Imported and Domestic .
DRYGOODS!
Pull lines of
MERINO UNDERWEARS,
For Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses and
Children.
Hosiery, Gloves, Boots and Shoes,
HATB, OAP3, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
l And the most complete assortment of
NOTIONS
i Central Pennsylvania, aad prieaa that
aillcompal you in aelf defence to buy of
in . Also Fish, Salt. ate. lßoc
A fall line of Howe Bewing Machine*
ind Needles for all kinda of machines.
Also deals In all Grain: Mar
p ut price paid for the same. A specialty
1 oi COAL by the car load.
Jas. Harris Co.
SO. 5, B ROCKER HOPE ROW.
IIHIL
IRON, NAILS,
P A IN T S,
OILS, ETC.,
o
JAB. HARRIS A CO.
Bellefonle.
Bargains 1
Bargains !
Iu MEN'S and BO YE.
BOOTS and BHOES I
abo a LARGE VARIETY ot
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at
LOUIS DOLL'S SHOE STORE,
oppoaita THE Bush house, Belle/oata,
room formerly occupied by JOBI
Powers. apr'isy
Candy Manufactory &. Bakery.
Mr. Albert Kaotk,
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
is DOW making the very best
Candies sod Confections.
He also maaufactares all kinds of rea
dies, and deal en oaa purchase of him as
low as in the city. Oaadim of all kinds al
ways on hand, together with Oraagea,
Lont. Piga, Dates. Nats, SYRUPA/JX
JLLU* and ererything good.
CENTRE COUNTY OYSTER DEPOT.
An Elcellent oyster ealoon also at
tached to the Bakery. Call aad tee
ma. ALBERT KAUTH.
aovl
IMPORT AN TO TRAVELERS.
—THE—
BUSH HOUSE!
BTU-KVOS ra I
Has been recently thoroughly renovated
and repaired, aad under the managemaat
of the Xew Proprietor. Mr. GKORGB
HOPPKS. formerfy of W maport, TA
clam in ail tta appointments.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered to thoaa in attendance aicoart
and other* remaining in town for a few
days at a time. T
LB e largest and most superbly Designed
Hotel in Central Pennsylvania.
All modern convenience*. Go try the
Bush house.
GEO. HOPPES, Prepr.
FIENHYBOOZEH,
CENTRE BAU,
■ IJ, W "<u*crc*aa or
toddles. Harness. Bridles. Collars, White,
F1 pasts, and also keeps on hand Cotton
Nate, ate. Price* low us uny where etna.
All kinds of repairing done. Th. to*
lock always kept on hand. All work war
ranted. A *HARE of the public patronage
is kindly solicited. 11 apr. It /
War ! War ! War I
ORGANSI ORGANS I ORGANSI
L*WIH®MACKIRSI!
Sewing Machines!
\ EW la Simp Parlor Orgui,
Price $3lO, For sllO Conk.
WoT N * w " lor ,7aoo ~ Fr! * #
Sewing Machines Guaranteed New>
and as Represented, for 826.00.
COMB, SEE, AND BE CONVINCES.
COM* ONE, OOME ALL
to the New Music A Bewine Machiue store
of BUNNELL A AIKEN 3,
Alleghany Street,
26ialy Bellefonte. P
The oldest and best appointed Institu
tion for obtaining a Business Kduratioa.
For cireulsrs address,
JF, DUFF A 8C ,
T AEADDL Pittsburgh. Pa.
! ussear ova ten. a* OWSt Was
Reed*. Ureuwaate WieSeeeS
tTTf.'iwswn Atto...,uv
'XJ Bellefoate, Pa. Office oyer Bar
noldi bank. llmay**
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