THK CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hell, Pa, Th'red. Nov. 21, '7B.
jfgrTKRMa s2per year. when paid in
tdrnnce ; $2.50 vhrn not paid in advance.
AdvertitcnunttVkttperhr.a/or three in
srrtiont, and licentspcr line for every tub.
ftqvmt innrrtion. Advcrfitementt by the
year ot a liberal ditcount.
Suhseribart outside the county should re.
Mit sss 10 eti, amount of one year's post*
ace, iaetead aflOclt a* formerly schen paid
h'y themselves.
' Subscribers can ahrays tell bear their ac*
counts stand at the Reverter office Av con
sulting the tablet on <Aetr papers, if the
>able reads "John Hoe I jnn •"6" it menus
that John it indebted for subscription from
the Ist of January, 1875, unit fAnf it *
time he ions pay my the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LODGE MEETINGS.
Cast** Kiu Lonea, So SSS. t. Opt O F
♦ r ThnrwUuln ths CMd Ftli,
s. at. Bmaic*. B. o. *■*
Oto roar Uooea. Be. ST. r V M • *•?* C"
Monday initM • or bisters sfh rmll *■
Odd retlowa Halt. ,w V
O. F. l<caij.okaa Sset. P 0. Kmn-aa w. .
1-*oo*r*s Oka EWE, Na, Ed. Pj>' H.
fUll.OsMr* Hall on Uia Salnnia* on .
no.n.iir M and avnr* ts , """j
k.filar Mantar. Lronsar Kfios.*, Sfoi
For Pure I>tug* go to 7.eller a Drug
atore, Brockerhoff row. 14 nor . ra.
Jno. Spangier'* aale, Centre Hall,
Dec. 2.
Have you been to aee the now Howe
Sowing Machine ? it can't be beat.
Choicest prone* and aweet potatoes
at Wm. Wolf*, cheap.
Sale of personal property of Dan .
Stover, dee'd, near Centre Hall, Nor. '.V
Rain Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night,
Fresh Oyster* can he had at any
tiro# by calling at Dinge*' new atore.
A hind quarter ot good beef will he
taken on auhacriplion by u*.
Wheat flour. Comment anJ Buck
wheat flour, for sale at Dingea" new atore
All atandard patent medicine# of
the Jay are for aale at Zeller'a Drug atore,
Brockerhoff row.
Mifflin county for the Sheep law.
665 vote*, againat IG2:. No aheep law in
theirn.
In Clearfield county the Dog Sheep law
got an awful black eye. the rote standing
1,404 for the law, and 8,114 against it
J. Ferron Mann, of Bellefonte. haa
received another order from Brasil for hi#
"Red Mann" axe. He haa also tent a few
goods to Mexico.
Hoxss xxn PO*K WASTED.—A
good farm horse and l.tkfr Iha. of pork
wanted, in exchange for wagons, buggies
er work, at the coach shop* of Jno. T.
Lee, at Centra Hall- 2t
The election return* in this issue of
the Reportor, state, district and county,
are official, and ahould be preserved for
reference.
Hair brushes, combs, fine soaps and
toilet articles generally, at Zeller a Drug
store, Brockerhoff row.
A patty of Woodward hunters, kill
ed four doer in the forenoon of the first day
they were out Would liked to have been
alorog
—-Hon. James K. Kelly, formerly
United States Senator from Oregon—a na
tive of Centre county and for some years a
practicing lawyer in Lewistown—has been
appointed one of the Judges of the >u
preme Ceurt by the Governor of that
State.
—Try Green's Compound Syrup of
tar, honey and blood root, the surest rem
edy for threat and lung diseases. Ask for
itlat yeur store, or send to Green's, Belle
fonte.
On Saturday night, as Joel Karstet
ter was passing through the narrows trom
Brush Valley, he was attacked by two
men who commanded him to stop. In
stead of stopping he put the whip to his
horses and drove with all his might. Two
shots were fired at him, both striking the
wagon bed in close proximity to Mr. Kar
s tetter.
We are pleased to learn that our old
friend, I. C. Mitchell, esq., has conclud
ed to locate permanently at Bellefonte in
the practice of law, and that he means
business. Mr. Mitchell, before he left
this coaaty for th% west, stood at the head
of the Bellefonte bar, and with his return
he brings the highest testimonials from
the bench and bar of the west. As an ad
vocate in court bo has always displayed
extraordinary ability and was highly suc
ceasful, a fact well known to the readers of
the RxroßTxa. Two of the leading law
years of Bellefonte, Cel. Bush and Sena
tor Alexander, were law students of Mr.
M., and owe much of their success to his
training- Persons who need the services
of an able sdTocate and safe counselor,
will find these in Mr. Mitchell.
The purest and best drugs and med
icines at F. P Green's, in the Bush house
block, the oldest druggist in this part of
Penn'a.
The following from the Williams
port Bulletin, relative to a struggle for a
child, we copy as eft oeal interest, because
the parties on one side, (the San Keys', are
natives of Millheim:
By the death of Cyrus K. Sankey, and
wife, of Hughesville thi county, their lit
tle daughter Cerrie wu left elone. L G.
Hulinf, Esq., brother ofthe deceased Hr.
Sankey was made guardian of the orphan
child. Subsequently, Mr. Samuel San
key, brother of the deceased Mr. Sankey,
put in a claim for the custody ofthe child,
it being hi intention to adopt her. His
claim was resisted, and recourse wai bad
to the court. A rule wai yesterday graet
ed on L. G. Haling, returnable to-day, to
show cause why his appointment as guar
dian should not be revoked. J. L. Mer
ideth, Esq., was appointed commissioner
to take testimony, and yesterday examin
ed a number of witnesses, without getting
through. Both the principals in the con
test are uncles of the child ia question,
and both are attorneys.
The best pried ptid for Clovtrseed
and all kinds of grain, by L. L. Brown,
successor to Sbortlid ge A Co.
Go to the King Clothier, which
moans Newman, if you want a cheap over
coat. Cold weather is coming on. and
Newman offers to sell you one st about
cest, as he wants all men to keep warm.
You can also buy a whole suit of him.
even cheaper than in the city. Fact, and
all will tell you so who deal with him.
This is the reason Newman does such a
big business, he sells so extremely low.
Hats, caps, boots, Ac., also, and under
wear.
to post our readers en:—Or the following
articles, viz canned goods, pickels, sauc
es, oils, sardines, oranges, lemoas, cran
berries, spices, teas of all grades, coffee, su
gar, cheese, syrups, and all the fine gro
ceries, you will always find that an entire
ly complete stock is found only at Sech
ler's, the chief grocers, fruiters, and con
fectioners of central Penn'a, and whose
prices are unprecedentedly low. A trifle
above wholesale prices, for cash or 30
days. We emphatically pronounceSech
lers the most reliable establishment of the
kind to ba found, and have never known
any of their customers to be dissatisfied
with them. These facts caa be relied up
on and are important for all housekeep
era.
Farmers, remember that the highest
price is paid for all kinds of hides, by
Charles Sheffler, at the Centre Hall tan
yard. . 31 oct 8t
The Fenn'a State Grange of the Pa
trons of Husbandry, will meet in Belle
fonte, on Tuesday. Dec. 10, and will be in
session three or four days.
Leonakd Bhonx.
Go to Isaac Haupt's Store, Belle
uante, Jor stoyes, pipe and tipwaro at post
lToct. gt-
The new Howe Machine, old by
A.. C. Moore, Mileebarg, it called by ell
the most perfect machine mede. We eey
wtw<wbw tried it.
• The Boalsburg hunter* brought sot
en derr from the Hear meJo*i last week
A bale of grain hag* thrown from the
train at a station where no atop wa to he
made, was the cans* of the disaster on the
Now Brunswick Railway near Frederic
ton on Thursday. Four persons were
killed.
The new Howe Machine carried
away from the l'ari* Exposition the Hold
Medal, and honorable mention. It's a
graad success.
Henry Myera, of Hyde Park, N. the
possessor of about sß.tkV, fearing poverty,
hanged himself.
By the explosion of a hicomolive boiler
at Xlahanoy City. Pa , on 10., five men
were killed aiul ten wounded,
—We do not care who know* it, the
mere the better—the beat and moat com
plete grocery i Sechler'a in the Buah
houae block.
I A special dispatch from W innlpeg to
the St. Paul Pioneer Presa av* that war
haa broken out between the Sioux and the
HUckteet and the Asamiboine*. Several
of the latter have been killed and serioua
trouble ia feared.
Thoae of our aubacriber* who are
two or more year* in arrearaon the Repor
ter, are carneat'y reminded that we need
the money to pay expense* for the paper
they have been faithfully aerved with.
gserlf vou have a cit*>ltO Pi***s*
which haa resisted the kkill ot your local
pbvaician and your own good care of your
soft. place vourself in correspondence with
K. B. FOOTK. M. P. t'2o Lexington
Avenue, New York City. It will only
coat you the postage you put on your let
ters, a* all consultations by letter as well
as in person are free. l'r. Foote i* the
well-known author of Medical Cotntuon
Sense, Plain Home Talk, Science in Story,
etc.
Pinges sella the best '2 for 6c Cigars
out Do not fail to try them
Ma EDITOR :—Allow mo to relate the
pleasant circumstance of the marriage of
S T. Potter of Linden Hall, Centre coun
tv, 4o Maltie R. McCormick, daughter of
Fleming McCormick. Esq . ot Clinton
county, at the bride's home on the evo of
the 31st of October last, at 51 o'clock
Over two hundred cards were issued, and
long before tho nuptial hour came the
merry laughing one* from Centre, Clin
ton and Lvconung counties to witness and
nike joyous the wedded pair. The groom
J. T. Potter, accompanied bv Clement L.
Dale and Kyle Mc Far lane.! Esq'a. grooms
men and John F. Potter, Esq., and Miss
Cheslie A. Krape, left Bellefonte in time
to reach the home of the waiting bride
about one o'clock, and were kindly receiv
ed bv the many friend* of that hospit
able home and neighborhood. The hour
having arrived and all the arrangements
being perfected, and the multitude of
belles and beaux sparkling beneath the
shining canopy, the bridal party in their
magnificicnt array gracefully descended
the stairway and in excellent order firm
ed the marriage altar, upon which the hy
menial rite was performed by the Rev.
liaughawaut, Presbyterian, in a solemn,
brief and impressive manner, after which
the beautiful bride was unveiled, and con
gratulations sweet and cheering, were
showered upon the new made husband
and wife. Then came the richest dainlie*
that the appetite ot man is apt to choose,
and trom the extreme abundance of every
kind the inner one grew laughing fat, and
to give vigor and spirit to the destroying
effort* of tbsrtk* (be charming musicof the
Salona brass band burst in upon the ear
with stirring effect, until all were rejoic
ingly refreshed by the repast. The bride
and groom, with their attendants, were
then taken to Lock Haven, from which
place the happy twain left for Washing
ton, D. C-, to return the following Thurs-;
day ria Spring Mills, and meet a grand
reception of Joshua Potter's, Esq, father
of tne groom. The remainder of the
evening was passed in a social and highly
entertaining manner, the host and hostess
exerting themselves to the utmostto make
all comfortable and happy, and fairly won
the apnlaudit, "Well done, theu good and
faithful servants." The bridal gitts were
a multitude, and of a costly and useftil
kind. Thus was spent one of the merriest
and happiest occasions that Clinton couns
ty.is proverbial for enjoying. C. A.
TRIAL LIST for the first and second
weeks of November term, commencing
the fourth Monday (25th day! of No
vember, 1878:
FtRST WIIK.
J H Loneberger vs .1 Keller Miller
James Spotts vs G W Hoover & Co
do do
Isaac Yarnell vs John J Packer
E M Shuoy vs Samuel Linn
James Packer vs A S Tipton
David Rossman vs John Hockey
Joseph Iddings vs J W Cooke
J A J Fugate vs H W Hoover Jk Co
John S Gray vs W C McCutcheon
BKCOND WXCK.
J P Mcmanus v* C A Wood
James T Leonard vs Owen Hancock
W H Hacker vs J B Uendersen
Caroline Cumaiings vs do
Francis Uacker el al vs do
Abbie Grim et al vs do
H W Hoover ot al v Christ Sharron ct al
C Derr vs James Mcmanus
.1 E Long vs H Merryman et al
John I Thompson vs Geo Farncler
S Bispbam A Sons vs K T Gray et al
C Guyer, Cashier vs G B Campbell et al
James Uanna vs Jacob Bankey et al
John Spangier vs I) Mulhersbaugh
J H Thomas use of vs Joseph Shirk
Hoffer Bros vs C C' Keller with clauso
John Spangier vs D Muthcrsbaugh
J D Shugert vs J B Morin
C M Bower vs W L Master
J i Foster use of vs Joseph Jordon
do Jo
do do
William Allison, jr vs J A Bright
John Risbel vs Henry Keller
Z L Hoover vs W P Arn who was inter
pleaded
J Reesman's Ex'rs vs Reesman
William Witmer vs A R Hall et al
R A McCoy use of vs G II Campbell et al
M Swartz sr vs J P Gepbart Coin
John Kline vs W P Duncan A Co
JURY LIST.—The following is the Ju
ry list for November term, commencing
Monday November 25:
Grand Jurors.
Beiiefonte—Wm. McClellan.
Boggs—Andrew Heaten.
Burnside—Oscar Holt.
Gregg—James Duck.
Hafris—Henry Ginghrich.
Howard—K. C. Leathers, William Tay
lor.
Marion—lsaac Frain.
Miles—H G. Koyer.
I'atton—W. F. Thompson.
Potter—J. H. Keller. Michael Dentine,
Alfred Hosterman, C. F. llerlacher.
Rush—Harrison Ross, J. C. Wasson.
Snow Shoe—George Franel.
Taylor—Richard Newman.
Union—John Musicr, J, H. Stover.
Unionville —Toner Leathers.
Walker— Jacob Garbrick, Robert
Thompson.
Worth—W. V. Bcckwith.
Traverse Jurors—First Week
Bellefonte— Daniel Evcrhart, H. O.
Hoffer, Isaac Mitchell.
Bcnner—John Thomas, Joseph Eck
ley.
Boggs—C. Curtin. Ed. Shannon.
College— Peter Schrock, William Good
hart.
Gregg—Michael Hettinger, James G.
Evans, John Shook.
Haines—Henry Mowery. C. W. Hos
terman. Noah Leitzell, David Bower,
Frank Weaver.
Half Moon— Wm. Cole.
Huston—Daniel Yothers, John Q. Miles.
F.. R. William.
Miles —George H. Royer, 11. Smull, jr.
Patton—Sam'l Hornan.
Potter—William Kmrick. 11. 1). Vao
Pelt, W. W. Spangler, J. 11. Odenkirk,
H. Boat.
Rush—John Todd.
Spring—John L. Hockey.
I nion—John O- Hall, W. P. Fisher.
Walker—J. T. Dunkel, Daniel Emer
ick, Charles S. Beck.
Traverse Jurors —Second Week.
Bellefonte —W Jenkins. Charles Heis
ler, Mert Cunningham, G W Downing.
R C Cbeesman, D W Woodring, J C
Williams, Charles McClure.
Benner—Ssra'l Yearick, Christian Dale,
Jr.
Boggs—U L Harvey, John Mayes,
Fred Moyer. , _ , _
College—E B Hesson, Austin Dale, J C
: Bathgate.
Ferguson—C H Struble. G W Hornan.
Gregg—Tobias Bailey, George Corman.
Haines—W J Ruiael, Israel Voaada,
Sr.
Harris—J H Jacobs, David Sparr, M.
Hesa.
Howard bore—William Mahafee.
Liberty—Benj Liggett, Joseph Bech
tle. _
Penn—W S Maize, James U Van Or
mer, B F Miller, J C Smith.
Philipsburg—C Broadhead.
Potter—J A Dale, D LKerr, John Mes
singer. W A Kerr.
Rftsh—Willlsw Bates.
Snow Shoe—Abel Campbell.
Spring—H C Weaver, David Shearer.
Taylor—Thomas Merryman.
Union—James Alexander, Harris Way.
Walker—Philip Gephart.
Worth—A B Stevens, Alex, Shellen*
berger, £ £ Jones.
FOREIGN NEWB.
A KING'S KKOAPR.
An Attempt tht Humbert'* Liie.
Rome, November 18. —The following
account of the attempt on the King's life
has boon received here: l'Uo King and
Queen arrived in Naples this afternoon,
and were enthusiastically received by im
mense crowds. Several persona in the
Strada Carborara presented a petition to
their Majesties. A man at thia moment
rushed upon the King with a dagger and
succeeded in inflicting a scratch upon his
left arm and slightly wounding Signor
Cairoli in the lell thigh. The King dis
play* i great coolness, and struck the as
sassin on the head with his sword. Signor
Cairoli seized him by tho hair. The assas
sin was immediately taken to the guard
house. The Queen and son, who were in
the carriage with the King, displayed
much courage. The assassin's name i*
Giovanni Paasavante. lie say# he does
not like kings.
• ♦ •
MI'TINKKS SHOT IN JAPAN.
f okahama, Oct. 20. The court martial
in the recent military mutiny at the Capi
tol sal ever an extended period, ami all
possible mean* were tried to induce the
prisoner* to make a full confession of their
motives, accomplices and instigators, tor
ture, it is alleged, having been employed
for the purpose, but all in vain. On the
15lh inat., the Court met to pronounce
jndgment. Fifty-three private soldier# of
the infantry and artillery battalions were
condemned to death, forty-eight to three
year#', seven to two years', and eighteen
to one year's imprisonment in various
parts of the country. Of lesser offenders,
twenty three were sentenced to confine
ment, and one to be flogged- Three men
enly were acquitted. The sentence* were
carried out at once. The condemned ni*ri
were shot in batches of fifteen on the
morning following The score lasted four
hours.
OR FAT FLOOD IN NORWICH, K.NG
LAND.
Part of the city of Norwich has been
inunJated by a freshet in the river Wen
sum. Two of its most densely populated
districts are several feet under water. The
basements of the factories, warehouses,
graneries and dwellings along the course
of the river are flooded. One or two deaths |
by drowning are reported. Four or five;
mile* of streets are submerged. Fromj
three to four thousand dwellings have!
been rendered uninhabitable. The result
is vast pecuniary damage. Tho authori
ties are maintaining the homeless poor.,
Tho flood is the consequence of a fort
night's continuous rain.
London, Nov. IS.—A dispatch from
Pesth to the Daily .Vatw states that these
have been serious floods in the river Save.t
attended by considerable loss of life and
an immense destruction of military'
stores. ,
SERIOUS RIOTS IN HUNGARY.
Vienna, November IS. —A dispatch from
Le mberg says thirteen influential citizens
of that place have been killed in riots
there, and great excitement still pre-
_
The Vienna Political
says the Macedonian insurrection Is daily
increasing in dimensions and spreading j
toward Epirus and Tbessaly. The insur-'
genu are divided into four bodies, vari
ously located. One is scattered on the
slopes of Mount Olympus and consist*
chiefly of Greeks; the others are Bulgari
ans. For many, political tendency ia a
mere pretext for robbery and plunder. 1
The porie has sent twenty-three baltaiioa*
of regulars, with five batteries, to subdue
the insurrection.
The ameer of Afghanistan, in the war
with British India, will be assisted by most
of tho frontier tribes. The most impor
tant of these are the Momunds, whose ad
hesion to the Jcause of Share AU has al-,
ready been announced, with lfi.fsk) fight- 1
ing men, the Afreedees with 23.500 fight
ing men, the Oruksyea with 29,500, and the
Waziris with 44.WW. Along the whole
line from tho Bolan Pass to the Khyber, j
the total numbor of fighting men, Beloovb
and Pathan together, is placed at 178.< M),
and probably 1 W.Ott) of them will adhere
to Shere Ali, and half that number actual
ly lake the field.
London, November 10.—Reports re
ceived here from the northern portions of!
England and throughout Scotland state;
that unusually heavy snow storms, for this
season of tho year, visited those section*.
Constantinople, Nov. 7.—A body of Bul
garians numbering 400 have burned four
teen villages in the district of Demotion
The porte has sent a eote to Prince Loba
noff pointing out the fact that the Russians
are powerless to repress the Bulgarian
movement- In another note to Prince
Loban tr the pone discusses the r.on-evac-.
uation of Turkish territory by the Rus-i
sians.
A Constantinople despatch says that a
Greek vessel was seized in the Darda
nelles by pirates, who killed the tailors.
The vessel was rescued by boats from the
British fleet, which afterwards captured
the pirate* also, and delivered them to the
Turkish authorities. They are said to be
deserters from the Turkish army.
Fighting has been renewed in the Trans-1
vaal, and a British detalchment, 500;
strong, has been compelled to retreat be
fore an overwhelming force of Kaffirs,
who subsequently rnado a night attack on
the English, but were repulsed with heavy
loss.
FIVE MURDERRRR TOiBK HANG
ED.
Governor "Hartranft on 18th, issued
warrants for the execution of five murder
ers. Four of them belonged to the infa
mous Mollie Maguires, among them Jack I
Kehoe. Ail the culprits are to be hanged,
on the 18th of December.
The crime for which Keboe is to bang
was committed in and the victim was
F.S. W. Langdon, aticketboss employ
ed at Heneybrook colliery.
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I THE t4I OF CAR WHEELS. |
The Railway World ssys that the Toan-j
jsvlvania rsilrosd compnnv took out. la!
February, IST'i, two pair# of 83-Inch Pull*|
1 man csr wheels that bad run respectively,'
110,008 and 1V Id". 1 mi!e one of the wheel-
baing still worth putting under a freight i
car. Ot tbe 111 33-inch Pullman car
wheel* taken out in that Mieelh, V had
run over 11 over KMkXt, and C over
'Xl.ism miles The company record also of |
,>ne 33-Inch wheel tl>! had run lf>".l*m
and another !h:,i*S mile*. The average
: inilcag* of si the lli-'nch passenger car '
whee's (worn out* renewed during the tirsi
six of IH7B was 73,7 At.
All the shove were made under the
Hamilton steeled wheel ciunanv's patent
aad all bv the Penasytvania railroad com
pany with the oxcopth.R of the one reach
ing ITSiSSi mil**, which was made by
NVhitner .V Suns. Philadelphia
The firm mentioned above allowed a >
iach passenger car wliuel at tb* I'eiilennia 1
Kxpoeition that ha-l run miles, ano
! has lately received two pair* ot 3lMnch
' passenger car wheel* o| Htt,!** 1 , and a pan
ofJS-lnch tender wheel* of 13A.KJ8 mile
age. all of their make Taking inio view
the difference of circumstance from tt •
above, the 4'J-inch wheel* mev. from thoi 1
data, he'reaioaably expected loniakemort
lhan 180 tmO average mileage.
A terrible torv *f seandal and deal'
come* from Washington county. A Mis-
named Henry Walls, who is in tho coe
mill ng huiinr**, lived at a 1 itt a low
named Coal Bluff W-th hi* wife and eigh
children. Hi* eldest rhit Jis a dsughier
twenty-two years of sge, who ha* a chih
about five year* old, which is supposed t
[have her father as il* parent. About*
month ago an abortion is said to have beet,
procured by Wall* upon his daughter t
.-over his guilt a second time. Wall
eloaed with hi* daughter and went t
Ohio. Mr*. Walls became partly itianr
and yasterdnv she deliberately drownes
herself, leaving seven children complete
ly destitute Wall* n a u*n ot about flf
ty year* ef age
REGISTER'S NOTICE The follow
, ing account* have been examinei
aud passed by tn*. and remained filed oi
record in Ih ie office for tbe inspection oi
beir*. legatees, creditor* and all other* il
ny wav interoeted, and w ill be presumed
to "tbe Orphan*' Court of Cci '.re county
on Wednesday, the TTth day of Novcm
ber. A. D.. 1373, for confirmation and a!
lowan.-e: ...
I. The final account of Christian Bech
del and Wm Kearon, executor* of &c oi
Christian Bechdel, late of Liberty town
ship. deceased, a* filed by Christian Bech
d.-l. surviving executor.
■J. The inal augount of Christian Beck
del. administrator of Ac of Mary Bechdel.
late of Liberty township, dm.'J.
S. The'JJ partial account of John and
Nathan McCtoakey, executors of Ac of
Joseph McCloskey, late of Curtin town
ship, as filed hv John McCloekey, one of
the executor*. , „ ,
4 The first part<al account of famuel
Hoover and John Hoover, administrators
of Ac of l'hillp Hucvfir, late of Taylor
township, dee'd.
5 The account of Albert BmelUcr, ad
ministrator of Ac of Christian Kaup, late
of Boggs township, dec d.
6 Th. account of Joseph Amrnerman,
administrator of Ac of John Ammerman,
laje of Spring township, dec'J
7 Tlus account of A E. Clem son, guar
diin of Kuilua c Ray. minor child of Da
vid Kay, late of Fe.-guion township, d
° e " The account of Henry I.iugle, admin-|
isfator of Ac of Micnae. Lingie, late ofj
Gregg township, deceased.
V. The account of W 1' Wilson, exec
utor of Ac of A. A. Henderson, dee d, as!
fi ed oy J oku Irwin. Jr. and Margsret II
Wilton, executor* of VV- F- Wilaon, de
li) The account of Joffersou Borer,
guardian of Kffenger Spangier, minor
child of Ktvina Spangier. of Stephenson
County, liiiaois, deoeaseJ.
11, The accouui of John O McKin.ey.
administrator of Ac of William Curtin,
late ot Boggs township, deceasad.
jo Xhe final account of Henry Kobb.
exH-ut<>rof Ac of Daniel Kakin, late of ■
Walker townsbip. deceased
13 The accoual of John J. Ornd rffsnd
Catharine Orrdorff. administrator* of Ac '
ot David Orndorff. late ot ilamo* town
ship. deceased.
14 The account of William Showers,
guardian of A lam J Garbrick. a minor'
child of William Garbrick, late of Walk-'
or township, deceased.
15. The account of Dr. g. U Totter,;
guardian of Dora B-valick, late DoraJeff-j
nee. minor child of Wm N. Jeffrias, laic'
of l'hilipsburg. decoased.
16 The account ot John Hoffer, admin- !
itlralor of Ac of Hugh Knox, la'.o of the
township of Benner, deceased.
17. The second account of A. O. Furst, >
executor of Ac of George Livingston, late
of Bellafonie boro.. decoased
13. The account ot F. I*. Furey, admin
istrator ot Ac ot Henry Keller, late ofj
Fbilipsburg. deceased
l'.i The final account of Nathan J
Mitchell, administrator of Ac of John 1*
Mitchell, late of Howard township de-;
ceased
'J.I The account of Jacob S. Rood and.
Joseph Gates, administrator* of Ac ot Da- i
vid Reed, late of Ferguson township de
cea'ed.
21. The account of Samuel Giililand
and Austiu W. Dale, administrators of Ac
of Benjamin Peters, late of College town
ship, deceased.
22. The first and final account of Clem
ent Dale. adminitratr cum _/rsfctncufo
annej" of Ac of George W. Neff. late ot
Kast Portland, Multnomah county, Ore
gon. deceased.
23 The final account of Joseph F. Will-'
iams, guardian of James W. Peary, minor
child ot John C. Peary, late of Ha.fmooni
township, deceated.
24. The final account of W L. Wilson,i
eanrdian of Jacob Klmer Way, Kmilyj
Way, Phoeba Jane Wav, Benner Wilsoa
Wav. Ann Elisabeth Way and John B j
L. Wav. minor children of John Way, jr.
late ol llalfmoon township, deceased.
25. The partial account of Isaac and Su 1
•an Underwood, executor* of Ac of Joue
Underword, late of Union township, de
ceased.
2b. The 2d and final account of Wm. J. :
Dale, guardian of Wm. George. Edmund,l
and Robert F. Waring, minor children ot
Melinda Waring, late of Harris township,
decoased.
27. The first and partial account of Ann
M. Banev and J II Rrifsnyder, adminis
trators of Ac of John Baney, late of Gregg
township, deceased.
I®. The account of Col. John Rishel, ad
ministrator of Ac of Catharine Stover, late
of Gregg township, deceased, as filed by |
51. L. Rirbel and W F. Kearick, admin-1
irUator of said John Rishel, deoaased.
'29. The account of Col. John Rishel, 1
acting executor of Peter Durt, Wto of
Potter township, deceased. Milled by
Wm. F. Kearick and M. L. Rishel, ad-'
miuistrator of the said John Rishel, de-l
ceased.
80. Tho guardianship account of John
W. Richards, guardian of Harrison and
Thomas McDonald, as filed by John U.
Mile*. W. K. BURCIIFIELD,
31 oct 4t Register.
THE SUN FOR 1879.
Tha Hun will be printed every div during the year to j
come lUpurpoM and method will be th* same ti In i
th* past to prnaf ot all the ow In a readable ibipf. I
and to tall the truth though the heavens fall.
TbsKuu has been, la, am) will tontinue to be lada
pendent of everyt>ody and everything M* tha truth I
and It* own convlcttooa of duty That la tha only pol J
ley which an honaat newspaper need have. That la thai
pulley which haa won for thla newspaper tha conll
den< o and friendship of a wldar ( ••natituanrv than waa
rir enjoyed by any other American ournal
Tha Hun la tha nawapapar for tha paopla. It la not j
for tha rich man egaiuat tha poor man, or for Iba poor
man against tha rich man, but It e**ks th do equal;ue
i Ilea to all Intataata In tha community It la not tha
• ot%an of any person, claaa, sect or party Thara naad
!ha no myatary about It* lora* and hates. It la f I U a
honaat man again at tha rogues every lima. St la for
th# honaat l>emocrat aa against tha dlahonaat Kepub
lican. and for tha honaat Republican against tM I
honaat d amor rat. It does not take Its cue fr m th# ut
U ranees of any politician ar political organUatinn
It gives It aup|*ort uoraaarradly whan man or measure#
ara in agreement with tha i'onatltulion and with tha
principles upon which thla rapuhilo waa founded for
tha paopla. Whenever tha Constitution and I onsi itu
tb*nal prinrlplaa ara violated- -aa In tha MtaMMM
conspiracy of 1976, ly which a man not elected waa
placad In tha Present's oAcejWhore ha still ramalaa
—lt speaks out right. That la tha Hun's Ida#
af independence. In thla raanact thara will ba no
change In It* prog ram ma for I*V
Tha Hun haa fairly aarnad (ha haarty hatrad of taa
cala. fraud*, and humboga of all aorta and lUai. It
hopaa to deserve that batrad not leas In tha yaar 1*79.
than In IW7M, lt7T, or aay sear goo a by. Tha Hun will
continue to ahlna on tha wicked with unmitigated
brightness.
while tb% laaaonaof tha paat should ba constantly
kapt bafora tha paopla. Tba Hna doaa not propnsa to
maka Itaalf la HfTH a magavlna of anrlant hlato
It la prlolad for tha roan and woman of to-day, wboaa
concarn Is chlafly with the affairs of today. It lias
bUi tha disposition and tha ability to afford It* raad
aara tba promptest. fullest, and moat see urate Intelli
gence of whatever in tha wide world la worth attention
To this and tha resources lelonglng to wall establish
ed prosperity will be libarally employed
Tha present disjointed condition of parties In thla
country, and the oocertelnty of the future, land an ai
traordiaary algniAranca to tba events of tha coming
yaar Tha discussions of the prwea, the dabataa and
acU of Congress, and tba morsmsnU of tlia lead* ra In
every sect lon of tha Republic will have a direct bearing
on tha Presidential election of IMD an event which
most ba regarded with tha most anitoua Interest by av
r-rv patriotic American, whatever hla political ideas or
allegiance. To these elements of Interest mat ba ad
> dad tha probability that tha Democrat# will control
, both houses of i oograas, the Increasing feebleness of
tha fraudulent Administration, and the spread and
strengthening everywhere of a healthy abhoronca of
fraud In any form. To present with accuracy and
. clearness the exact situation In each of its varying
' phases, and to expound, according to Ita wall known
• methods, the principles that should guide ua through
the labyrinth will be an important part of Tha Baa's
work for lo7t.
Wa have (ha means of making Tba Run, aa a polltl
f eal, a literary and a general nawapapar. mora enter
talnlng and mora useful than ever before .and we mean
1 • to apply them freely. j L rw
i jUv* rata* of bqbeyrlptlon raraalna unchanged For
. the Dally Ban,a fear page bbeeC at twcntyerlpot col
' 1 irtuns.Tlre price by tt*all,Vc*tPt" U 66 ceflt a moot*.
I or i 0.50 a year ; or. including tha bunday paper, ah
. • digntpaga sheet of fifty-six column*, the pries U M
i catil* a month, or $7 7u a year, postage paid. J
*\ The Bunday edition of the Hun la also furnlahed M|P
.(aratcly at *1 2U a year, postage paid.
I The price oftha Weekly Hun. sight pagsa. fifty air
■columns, la HI a yaar. poetage paid. For oluba of ten
. *lO W IU Addr
The Fall Season for Hie year 1878 is now opening and a New and EXCELLENT STOt r O.
FALL AND WINTER GOODs IS COMING IN
AT CIUGGKNHEIMKR A. CO.'S, CENTRE HALL, and which will be told at LOWEST FIGURES. They Lav* an immiuN slock and well aborted in every line. THEY hXT*
Dress Goods. Clothing, Hats iV Caps, Hoots Shoes, Notions, Groceries, at Lowes' Prices.
IT WILL HI: TO YOIIK INTEREST TO •'PATRONIZE YOUR HOME MERCHANTS." INSTEAD OP GOING AWAY FROM HOME. GIVE US A GALL IMMEDIATELY.
K EEPH THE REST SOLE LEATHER VERY CHEAP. ISAAC OPQQENHEIMEB
NEWMAN King; Clotlxier
CIK am- lS : * w
O of Centre county-
IS SELLING IS SELLING IS SELLING IS SELLING
Winter Suits J83.50. (her Coats $2.50. Underwear 20c. Boots $1.75.
AND EVERY THING ELSE LOW IN PROPORTION.
piPp Challenge the County to Heat my PRICES and QUALITY,
AND BHOW AB LAROK A STOCK OF CLOTHING AS I HAVI. CLOTHING MADKTOOKDKR BY FIRST CLASS TAILORS AT VERT LOW PRICM
I -t a Oct am.
Three brothers, namad John, Jams
.nd David Taber, joint onner* of a tart
n WNI Chenango, N. Y., quarrell*
.tsout a division of property on last Bur
Uy w.k. and Da.ld seixmg a pitchfork
mocked James down and slabbed him i
he bre*t fifteen or twenty time* 11
ived only a tew minute*. David the
vent to the wood* and blew bit brain* ou
* ith a bol gun.
A IIIG FIRE AT BRADFORD,
ltradford, Pa., November IT..—A fir
>roke out about half pa*t nina o'clock la*
light in trie Thaatra tknniqur, on Man
ireet, and b.tor. it wa* gotten under eon
irol over thirty building* were burned.
Croup can be cured in one minute
ind tbe remedy is aimply alum ant
mgar. The way to accompliah tb*
leed ie to Like a knife or grate aui
iliavc of in amall particles about t
teaapoouful of alum ; then tnii it with
twice it* quantity of augar, to make il
itlatable, and administer it aa quick
■is poaaible. Almost inaantaneoua re
lief will follow.
MAKItIEIK
On at uIL, Mr. llarv.v \Vie and Misi
Sarah Yooada, both of Woodward.
On name day. Mr. David WanU and
Mi.* Pbu-be tires*, both of Aaroasburg.
On Nov. 13. at Centre Hall, l'a.. by lie.
W K Fischer, Job a \Y I>a*h*m and
Adorn M Wright, both ot i.ar Tutsey
ville, Centre Co., Pa-
DIED.
On the 11th in*t . in Gregg township,
Mr*. Klixabeih Rihel, ag-i 78 year*, 1
month and 11 dny*.
In Benner twp , on It, Mr*. Catherine,
*iie of Jacob iprow, aged 43 year*, £
I month* a lid d>)>.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS' MEETING.-
The Potter District School broad,
will meet at Centre Hill. n Saturday lb<
2*4 inst ,at on. o'clock P. M. Ali per
son* havint* claim* to preeent are request
ed to ai tb.t limp, a* co order* on
(be treasurer will bo i**u<-4 th week hri
lowiag By order of tbe Presi.
14 nov St W. A. K*na, Sec y.
Farm— Public Sale
The valuable Farm of Henry Vonada
dec d, in Marion twp , - nn.pt East ol
Jackson ville. wll ho o!J at Public Sale,
on FRIDAY, NOV. 22, 1373. at 1 o'clock,
containing
124 ACRES,
more or la.*, adjoining land* of Calvin
Yaarick, Joseph Long and others .There
on erected a --Story DWELLING
HOL'SK. LOO BARN, aid outbuilding*.
A good ORCHARD ot choice fruit on the
premises. Running water near the barn.
The land it in a high state of cultiva
tion, and under good fence*.
TERMS will be made known on Jay ol
• ale. ADAM VONADA.
Executor.
THE PLACE—S. &A. LOEB.
For 25 vears we have been Hie leaders
II LOW MM
and for the same length of time have
demonstrated the fact bevond dispute,
and are selling all classes of goods
cheaper than ever.
NOTE OUR
SALT. 11.00 PER SACK OF
TTNBI EACHED MUSLINS AT 6 CENTS PER A D.
UMjLE.w niku-it. DRESS GOODS AT 8 CENTS PER YD.
\I PACAB AT 15 CENTS PER YARD.
I AL Al Ai LADIES MOROCCO BOOTS AT 1.25.
MEN'S BOOTS FOR TWO DOLLARS.
LADIES BLACK COATS as LOW as 12.50.
With an ascortment never equalled in this county..
BLACK all WOOL CASHMERES at 50c.
1 We carry the target and cheapen stock of Clothing in Csntre county-see our good*
before purchasing.
I VALENTINES & CO.]
THI I.IIOIIT I>XAXI* I*
-DRY GOODS,-I
GROCERIES,
\OTIO*N,
CLOTHING, I
4c., 4c.. IN CENTRE COUNTY. I
RELIiGFONTE, PA.
I Tb* Pittsburg glaat blowers hava tlruak.
o, | _
Jj Cold piarciug wind* and driving
n . rain* seldom fail to bring on a cough, cold
k, or bonrsenea at this season, and Dr. Bull's
J 'b Cough Syrup should b kept in every
Jt " bouse. For ule by all Druggists. Price
TTgW IBSBBg
AT POTTERS BANK.
s " Mlm Florence Murk*,
i Would most respectfully inform the peo
ple that be ha> opened a *lw milmmkbt
* stoti at Potter's Mills, and will always
keep a FULL LINE OP GOODS at low
est price*.
jr-tr Ladies call and see her good*.
*i 7 nov 4t
d .
ie '/TOURT PROCLAMATION.
<J iHiniui. Ih, Ituo I !>arl* A Msrer. President ot
Um wti .1 Cumawa IU*. in tUs l*iu J-quisl in*
A Lriol vouststl UM of ill* couuUte of CIN. < Ua*lua kb<l
bClMrfiald, khd ii Houutsbitßtm'l rrtnk, and lit*
HißKillMtJnltß IXftßl, AMtriUUdJidjMll Unlit
, MKMli.hdtiai kMW)(tlr pracapt. baartftf dU ILo
It lftdkj Uf Not A D . lift. U mm tiro* lad tmr luidim*
k OHirl of Ojraf Am) Twrmtrwr *ud i.cMri) Jtil !>Jlv
My b4 QatiWf hmioM of lha la HoUetuaia far
. I til* KKIIII Of 4 antra, aad l*> comma*** oa Ur (lb
Modi) ufAu*.MM M d*f ot Aort IV?H,
ttid to eoatlfiao lao waaka
Mode- to tUipfuft Larotoy |lira la UM Caeaaar. J||
UtM of tb* Prara, Atfrran aod ( oniULiof uf lib
•*id i-uil| uf Li*iUa. lLak kbr| L# U A&4 Vltcra im
iLe.r l fvir r toftoiM.atlf u'eWk la Ilia foraaaca of
wald day a Hit (hrW raaard*. la<jutoltiaa. rualtr
f tloaa aud Ibalv oaa rawtabraaoM, to* do luaaa tatß^a
• bleb (o litalr cvftoa a;*i>rtaißlo ta daaa, and Iboaa
• boara U uad Id rtotsfatiaatar to* broaaaala aiaUttl
Us i f uoßtrt Uul ar ui tbill to lu UM Jail vf t aaUa
d roarli, U (bra *4 ibrrt to proaacut* aaiuai ibra
dIA• a bail La ja
tsltau uadar my haad, at lieUafoata. tba tal day of
July in tb# ?•• r of oar Lord, 10, aad la UM In}
roar uf L4r(>n>4br o ih* Ualiad Nuiaa
UVt UVHVIM iSbf .
gCUOOLTAX NOTICE.—
The Potior School Tax Duplicate it nov
in tho hands of the Treasurer. An abate
'• iment of 5 per cent, will bo made oa all
! taxes paid before the f.rst of December ;
aad all taxes paid between Ist of Dec- ami
K Ist of Jan. ID, the face of Duplicate will
£>, be required. And all taxei unpaid after
Ist of Jan. '7' i, L per cent. ill he added
for collection.
J ;w. W. SFANGLKR,
I 31 oct 2tn Treasurer.
e ——— ———
"VJ"OTIC I.—The book* of I. Guggen
,J X V he:mer and I. Guggeiiheitn
r,'r A Co.. belonging to the Centre Hall
slura. willLo jeUleH by Isaac tiuggen
heimer direct 1. GVGGKNIIIIMKIt
31 oct. 4t
" k DMINISTRATcR s;NOTICE.
a Letter* of admin'utration on tbe estate of
J Daniel Stover, late of Potter lowntLip,
dep'd. having been granted to the under*
1. signed, all pursue* knowing themselves
.f,to be indebted to said decedent are re
i.iquetled to make immediate payment, and
;,lpertons having claims against the estate
will present them authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN SHANNON,
31 octet Adror.
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS*
jj _
I. tlsslfsr4 Hst-flarea are i Hill" Waailfc l Ibali
e las :i ud )•'. isri u< > ilia lire react uf tH
loa* who will as*
ttHIUVIT'H LIVFK PILIA,
Tin -alj sure rare for V rylJ Urer. Diwanls.
C- .sUwsi IMHIU*. Baa
•' a4sll bi11..-as creeplsmu aad blood dlanrCare
i.VofM (sautas ualaas "Vs. W ll|SI, Phlla "
[ll soar l>iuaclsi aillaia sji-, I sred XI rears for -aa
1 bat U Hantrk. fcoilaf S C . . • 1. Stt hi. Phils taarWa
IIAURY K. HICKS,
(Succeaeor to T. A. Hick & Bro.)
WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty, Ate., dco.
Bar Alwo haw the of tbe South Bend Chilled Plow for thiw eonn(y.<%c
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT HELLS THE SAME QUALITY OF COODB
MARKETS.
Philadelphia, NOT. 17.—Wheat it inac-|
tivo and easier. Sain* o! S.UUO bushels, in
eluding rejected at W>(JC.I6C, red at (I U"-'<a,
1 U., umber at $1 "6, and white at $1 UtiC#
al Oh. live i* quiet and unchanged,
rn. at Bbb*4oc, old do at 4*U<v44c, vol- (
low and wiacd, at Bd'<i,43c is at SOfo |
M>'. Oioverseed is quiet at 6D<*'dc.
Chicago, Nov. 18,-—Wheat active, firm
and higher ; No. 2 red winter able fori
cash or December. Oalt 'JOic for cah,
20c bid for December.
CATTLE MARKET
Philadelphia. Nov. 18.-Cattle-Re- |
caipu, IfidfO h--ad, market very dull, gi
cattle &ic, medium diddle,.common '
4c.
Sheep— Receipt', fi.OuU head, market
very dull, good el|4(jj4ic, medium >H(&4c,
common
lloga— Receipt* 7.0U0 head, market dull,
good at4fc, medium tic, common 4c.
Spring Mill* Market.
Wheat 85.
No '2 w heat Hi
Bye, 4fc.
Corn, ear*, per bu. new, .**
Oats, 22c.
Buckwheat, Tsc.
Cloversced, $3 00 to $3.76
Chop, per ton, $20.00.
Piaster, ground per ton, SIO.OO
Flour, per bbl $6.00
Butter, Idc.
Taiiow. To.
ltagv, tic.
Egg* per do*.. lc.
Tub washed woo! Soc,
Packed butter worked over, 10c.
Coal, Retail. By Car, Gr*f*.
Erg. $4 <V> $4 10
Stove, $6 00 44 63
Chestnut, $4 Ift 9* 70
Pea, s'2 M $2 46
NEW MILLINERY STORE AT
MILLHEIX.
MRS. ANNA M. WEAVER
Take* pleasure in announcing to tba peo
ple of M iilheim and vicinity that she
has opened a New and Elegant
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS |
on Siturdav. October ItHb, 187 th
A full line of choice and tasbiona- i
good* always on hand at popular prices. l
lkrcwwuiakltiK. and all kind* of
PA MILY SK VV ING with the new G-tis
PUilvr and Trimmer for making all kinds
of side-kuifc, box and lan Plaits ; Fluting
Quilling, and Zepbyring, will be a prom
inent feature of business. 114 ocl 2m.
rpo ALL WHOM IT MAY CON -
JL CEKN.—The books and vendue
note* of the late Mr Peter Smith, deed..'
have been left with Wm. B Mingle.:
where ell interested will please call and.
make settlement without further delay, as
after January 1, 187.'. the book* and notes
will be placed ir. bands of a Justice of the
Peace for collection by legal procaaa.
•24 octlf CHARLES SMITH, Ex.
Rfv A~T ■SA L K-A CHOICE
FARM AND HOUSE AND LOT.
- The following described property, of
John Emmert, dee d, situate in Harris
twp., Centre county, ona FARM, contain
ing ono hundred and thirty-three acres,
; more or less, bounded by lands ot R. Kv
arhart, dee d, James Qi*nn, McFatlen,
Dr. Henderson, dee d, and others, is offer-,
ed at private sale. The farm is well wa-'
tered. a never failing stream of water run
ning through'lbe farm and within thirty
yards of the barn, also, a well of never
failing water at the house, with good pump
in it- The improvements are a large
FKAME HOUSE, two stories high, al
most now. a FRAME BANK BARN,
forty-five by eighty feet and all other u* -
essary outbuildings. This ts one of the'
best producing farms in this section for all
kinds of grain - is all limestone land. A
large ORCHARD of choice fruit on the
premise*.
For particulars inquire of Win. Wert*
on the farm.
Also one lIOUSE and LOT situated in
Boalsburg, Centre county, the bouso is 2
slorios high, with kitchen attached to it,
and all necessary outbuildings, also a good
stable, a never failing welt of water with
good pump. The lot is well set with fruit
trees of best quality.
Also 2 acres and 123 perches oi excellent
land situated near the German Reformed
church in Boalsburg, within two square* of j
above house.
JOSIAIi NEFF, Executor of J. Em
mert, dee'd. Sept 6 tf
Tb# mt prvMtui
For Yonr Wife,
InttmdM) wift. m tibfr. or ttiUr. u >c of our Ntckl*
PUtwd 4uJ PohtlUHl Muting or Crimpinc Irons. 4
IroMon on# han.tl* and at g mat IT Rrdupwd Prim.
lb in* li#T#raabl# Fluting lr o, f.l Ft> llom# Muling
and (Mmpinc Iroi, |l.;b BKNT PKKPAtDon rv
cwti'l t f prion. m
Hewitt Mfg. Co. Pittsburgh, l's.
P. O. Box. AW. or UB Pnnn Anrnnn
An Agent Wanted In thla County. Itoovtii
W. A. CURRY;
& S)n> iWiihr.
tIATKi: IIA 1.1..1V4.
Would most respectfully inform the cit
xon* of this vicinity, that he has started a
new Boot and Shoo Shop, and would be
thankful for a share of the public natron
age. Boots and Shoes made to order and
according to style, and warrants his work
to equal any made elsewhere. All kinds
of repairing done, and charge* reasonable
Give him a call. fahlfl Iv
W. IS. "8 WA IF T2 a ,
nroem*ks:h.
Respectfully informs the citiaen* of Cen
tre Hall and vicinity that ha has opened a
new shop in the old Bank Building. New
work turned out according to style,and all
kinds of repairing neatly done, and on
short notice. Prices reduced and to suit
tha times. 7 fob.
QRNTRK HALL
Furniture Rooms!
EZRA KRCMBINE,
respectfully informs the citizens of Centre
county, that he has bought out the old
stand ol J. O. Ualiiinger, and has reduced
the price*. Re has constantly on hand
and makes to order
BRUSTKADS,
BUREAUS,
SINKS,
WASHSTANDS,
CORNER _
tab"-" BOARDS,
.Ac., Ac.
His slock of ready made Furniture i
large and warranted of good workman
ship, and is all made under his inneduil
supervision, and i* offered at rates cheape
than elsewhere.
Call and see his stock before purchasin
elsewhere.
I BRICK roi • ALB.—First clam brick
'n band fur sale at Zerbc• Ontra liall
1 brick yard*. Tb* brick are
offered ao low that it will pay persons at a;
distance to come here for them.
Intending U> continue to the manufac
ture of brick thejr will ba kept comtantly,
I<>n band, and fair inducement* offered to'
Iporekaaar*.
l'7-ugtf. 11. K. ZhlißEl
D O7 G. OUTELIUfL |
Dentist, MlUheim.
Ormkln>iMiMtlmM>t*ila Mbit*. He I*
a*Wki|MriMa>ll<auii>u la lit OiUlm
j
Hli M* r>ll,>m>inl U (Itrwt taath •baatatl*'
ini mi. ,-*:>■ '
Spring Mills, Pa.,
i GRAINHOUSE
COAL YARD.
j J. D. LONG'S
New Grain House is
Now Ready for The 1
Reception of
WHEAT,
i*t tbe HIGHEST CASH PRICK and the
It EST in Markut aold at tbe eery
J lownat price.
Hides! Hides!
'Bring Tour Hide* and roceive tbe Highest
I Price for tliem.
1 alo keep for mla UPPERS. KIPS. J
CALF SKINS, and SOLE LEATHER
at lowaal price*.
Alto a full Una of
Harness. Saddles. Collars.
Bridles, Halters, Whips, etc.
at tbe eery Lowest Prices.
' lOoct 3m
NEW
Grocery and
*
Confectionery.
JAT CENTRE HALL.
The undersigned ha* opened a new Gro-i
>ery and Conledionerv, and will always]
keep a full line of good*. at lowest possible <
price*, and kindly atkt a abare of tbe pub
lic patronage. Hi* Mock consist* of
COFFEES.
SUGKRS. TEAS. SYRYPS,
SOAPS, SALT.
All kind* of
CHOICE TOBACCO£S AND SKGARS,
and all fruita of tbe season generally in
Stock.
BEST SWEET POTATOES.
Alto a full line of CON FECTION ERIES i
, All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change.
I call low for CASH and PRODUCE.
JUepty C. DINOES. ,
Spring Mills O. K !|
NEW ROOM 1 NEW GOODS!
at I. J. Grenoble's Store! -
SPRING MILLS,
baa the gooda. Largoet tlock !
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than
j
Ever,
' And now extend* a cordial invitation to;
hi* friend*, patron*, and public general
-1 'J.
■ Also a Complete Assortment oi
Ready Made Clothing for men and
iboys. Suits as low as to be bad in tbe
1 city.
Imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS!
Full lines of
MERINO UNDERWEARS, j
'For Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses and
; Children.
. Hosiery, Gloves, Boots and Bboes,
HATS,"CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
And tbe moat complete assortment of
NOTIONS
n Central Pennsylvania, end price* that
wilicompel you in self dafence to buy of
hm . Also Pish, Salt, etc. 18oc
A fall line of Howe Sewing Machines
' and Needles for all kinds of machines.
> Alto deal* in all kinds of Grain. Mar
; ket price paid for tha same. A specially
'.in COAL by tbe carload.
' New Pianos $125
i Each, and all style*. including GRAND,
r SQUARE and UPRIGHT, all strictly
1 rirsf-e/a**, told at the lowest net cash
i wholesale factory price*, direct to the pur
t chaser. Theao Piano* mado one of the fin
est display* at the Centennial Exhibition,
' and were unanimously recommended for
tbeHiunxsT Uoeoae—ovw 12.000 in us*.
Regularly incorporated Manufacturing Co.
I —Factorv established over 36 year*, iho
J Square Grand* contain Malhuthak's new
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, tbe
greatest improvement in tbe history of Pi
smomaking. Tbe Upright* am the finest
Jin America. Pianoa teat on trial. Don't
d fail to write for Illustrated and Descrip
d tive Catalogue of 48 pages—mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO..
5 *ept ly il KwtJSth jltmet.jLY.
I First-clas* accommodation for guests
' Best stabling for horses. Stages arrivf
is .nd depart eeery day for
n- c.**T _ Ai.bxakdxr.
A LEXANDER A BOWER, At
6r J\ tornere-at- Law ■ Bellefoete. Bp*cUlatt*loi
?r Uethiru'e building, W tf.
3b
■ Jas. Harris &• Co.
i r *
J NO. 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
IRO OAILS,
P A I N T S,
OILS.ETC.,
JAS. HARRIS 4 CO.
Bellefonla.
•trIIAROAINfT
Bargains!
Bargains!
In MEN S and BOYS,
BOOTS and SHOES I
also a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, l
LOUIS DOLL'S Shoe Stert,
opposite the Buab houae, BelJefoaU,
room formerly occupied toy Jobs
Powers. apr2sy
CandyWanufactoryA Bakery.
Mr. Albert Kautb,
Atlk*
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
! ia now making the very best
BREAD, CAKES AND PIES,
in Bellefonle.
Candies and Confections.
He also manufacture* all kind* of caa
dies, and dealer* can parcbaca of bin as
J low a* in the city. Candies of all kiadaal-
J way* on band, together witb Orangaa,
Lemon*. Pig*. Date*, Nuta, Syrupa, Jal
lie* and everything good.
CENTRE COD NTT OYSTER DEPOT.
An Excellent oyster saloon alto at
tached to the Bakery. Call and ass
me- ALBERT KAUTH.
ae?l
IMI'OKTAN TO TRAVELERS.
1 -THE
BUSH HOUSE!
BKLLcrosTa. ra.
Ha* been recently thoroughly renovated
and repaired, ana under the n. an age meet
of the New Proprietor, Mr. GEORGE
HOPPttS. formerly of W'maport, is flrek
elate in all tu appointment*
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered to lhaee in attendance at court
and others remaining in town for a few
day* at a lime.
The largest and moat superbly Designed
Hotel in Central Pennsylvania,
j All modern conveniences. Go try the
Bush houie.
>aug OEO. HOPPES, Propr.
HENRY BOOZES,
CENTRK HALL,
.... _ *A*CTAOTra*a
Saddle*. Haraeas. Bridles, Collar*, Wbipa,
Flyneu. and alao keep* on hard Cot ten
NeU. etc. Price* low as any where eiee.
All kind* of repairing done. The beat
stock alwey* kept on hand. All work war
j ranted. A share of the public petrosal*
i kindly olicited. llapr, U y
IWar! War! War!
ORGANS!OR6ANSIOR6ANB!
S2WIEB MACHINES 1
Sewing Maohineg ?
NEW 13 Stop Parlor Organ,
Prlce(P34S,For|UO Cask.
* Sporran*, New, for 97000— Pries
Sewing Machines Guaranteed Niw,
and as Represented, for 925.00.
COME, SEE. AND BE CONVINCE*.
COME ONE, COME ALL
to the New Music A Sewing Mecbiasslsre
| of BUNNELL 4 ALIENS,
, Allegheny Street,
2oJ"'y Bellefoat*. F
'l~ war own town. S* OwMM taae
I TOK KHLR, If roo MI A ton LAW A*
.Til N fwhkh peraun. of aKh.r an car, wake ana*
• VvVw all Lb. Uro. tbcf work. vntto tar Mf-
UraUn i H. BAixarraoti. PorUaaCM*
** WAT. J
DP. PORTNEY Attnrney at LeW
Bellefonte, Pa. Office over Eey
. nulda bank 14may'f£
! PENNSVALLFY BANKING Cb.
! CENTRE HALL, PA.
- RECEIVE DEPOSITB. and allowlnUr;
test: Disoount Notes; Buy and
t! Sell GovernmentSecuritiea.
Gold and Coupon*.
WM. Wolt, WM. B. MIXOLS,
Pra't. Caklrs
JL. SPANGLEK, Attorne at Law*
, Consultation* in Englisl. nd Gar*
m man. Office in Furst'* new hi\ib ing.
, TTcu maka BOM, tutor at work faran ban at amf
t I thin* aha. Capitol not rrqnirwl; , n UUlt
I * on |, u P** at bom* wade br toa tod—trta
\J ooa Man. women, boj.awd rlrl. wantod imp
■ whar* to work for wa. Now to ika Owur
x outfit and torma Iraa. Addraaa Tuva S "r I Maria
fc. Maine Saar.,
* ——Lincoln ButterPowdwr, make* but*
to ter sweet andhard, and quicker to chum
• Try it—for sale at "Wm. Wolf's it ore.