THE CKN I'rtK hEI*ORTER.
Ontre Hall, Pa, Th'red. l>cr.. 12. 78
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.Horcrri*cmrnf* , JO,-fiper?tnc for three -
arrfiowa, and bcentsper fine for every
tnarrfiow Pl,/rcrfirncnf Ay the
year at a liberal diseount.
Subscribers outside the county shouui re
mil us 10 ct*. amount of one yeor .
age, instead cf'Xkts as formerly when paid
lv them scire s. ,
Subscriber* can always tell hose their ac
count* stand at the Reporter office bv eon
suiting the tables on Ihcir papers " the
lab/* reads "John Roe I jan •< mean*
that John i* indebted for subscription from
the \st of Jnmmry, 1375, " "
time he seas paytnp the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LODO* KTIHOI
OitHTm* HallN*. 1. O .^ 1 • ...i."
• .or, TlinrfcU,•vil ia tho OAi
R. k. XHSh'I. Res'*. P B*l**l*. *
Out, Fot Usee*. He. W. r. A. *• - *•* •
Mea.toj ovonln* 01 or befer. *•<•* •" ""
Od.l follows Halt. , v* M
C V Htaucaaa. Sort. • C. Ktt.t.va w^w
Paneavs* Oa*<>*. "■ •* r ef M. f't'
HoU.OoMrolUlloolho Wo *
aoenotXV *1 ood stots '"" .7T kV, *. ,
Kollor Moolor. LtonoaO Ko**.
—For Dure Drug* t> to 7-eller's Drug
■tore, Brockerbeff row. 14 nov Bm.
Gold it now down to eboul par with
greenbacks.
The ground was corered with snow
•n Monday morning, witb rain and sleet
all day.
The shortest days are now close to
hand. December 21st is the very short
one.
Try the Howe before you ret ay
other sewing mechine—A C. Moore
agent, Mileshurg, will give you one on
trial.
—lf you want the beet fitting and
cheapest shirt in the Sute. or any other
clothing, go to the Eagle Clothing .hall,
there's the place where you get it-
The Uothrock abortion case has e.id
ed in the acquittal ot Dr. Rothrock. The
eosu tailing to the county, in this case,
amount to orsr s2t>oo A nire pill for the
taxpayers.
Happy the tuan who set# a uit e'
naw clothe* At Sntn'i, he get* a goo*l
Article And save* money.
We know whereof w# spook, when
we toy thAt the r.ew Howe Sewing Ma
ehir.e n invaluable to Ail household*.
The bog of Geo Duret, jr., is better
than reported to u* lut week—sso. It
weighed dressed 568. Now then let other
piga begin te squeal.
—Horace Zerbe is about erecting a
new brick dwelling at the lower end of
our town.
The thirty-second annual >esion of
the Centre County Teacher's Institute,
will be held in the Court House, Belle
foate. Pa., commencing Tuesdav. Dec.
91, at 9, a. m., closing Friday, Dec. 27,
1879.
Aay considerate husband in search
of a Christmas gift for his wife, one that
will be both useful and oranaental, will
find bis wants supplied in one of those
easy running, highly finished, and excel
lently modeled Howe Sewing Machine*.
For terms, etc., inquire of A.- C. Moore,
Milesburg, Pa.
For the holiday season, prices have
again been reduced by Newman, the king
of the Clothing business.
It is also said there is plenty of werk in
Michigan for Blaine's investigating com
mittee. Ditto, in ths Centre district.
Rain all day Tuesday continuing all
night. The streams are bank full. Tues
day night there was a perfect hurricane of
wind accompanied by snow.
The Penn'a State Grange, P. of H.,
met at Bellefente, on Tuesday afternoon,
and will be in session until Friday. A
large number of delegates, representing
nearly every eounty in the state, arrived
en the trains on Tuesday forenoon. The
Busb bouse was full to overflowing and we
suppose the other hotels were also filled
Quarters wsre also provided in private
bouses for some. The sessions are held
with closed doora On Wednesday even
ing the meeting was public. V. F. Piol
let. Master of State Grange, and the other
state officers are in attendance. Harmony
and good feeliag seemed to prevail.
Just pop in and see the fine end well
arranged grocery of Sechler Jfc Co., when
a: Beilefonte. It will do you more good
than any county fair. It is the most tasty
establishment of the kind to be found, and
so complete in its stock that you can aat
call amies for any thing belonging to their
line, and get it cbeap, pure and fresh.
This famous grocery is in the Bush house
biock.
Other parties have been trying te
beet Newman selling clothing cheap, but
can't do it, and new give it up. Newman
is ahead always. Yeu can get a shirt,
overcoat, a whole suit, underwear, hat.
boots, Ac., fer lew money at Newman's
than at any other place.
A PaMPHLkT Faxx.—The Mur
ray Hill Publishing Company, 129 East
28th St., New York City, will send by
mail a large pamphlet entitled Evidences
of Dr. Foou's Successes a writer and
practitioner of medicine, and a cataleguo
ef all their publications—reading enough
fer several weeks—if you will but enclose
one letter stamp to tbeir address.
We bear a number of ladies say, the
Howe Sewing Machiae is the best. They
are the most competent judges
Farmers, at L L. Brown's grain
warehouse, near tbe depot, is where you
get tbe highest casb price foi all kinds of
grain and get tbe cheapest coal.
Tbe following is the terse report of the
Grand Jury detailed to examine tbe pub
lic buildings:
To the Hon. Judge of the Court of _ Qi.ar
ter Sessions, held al Beilefonte, Sov. 77,
In accordance with your instruction*
we, the Grand Jurors, have examined the
public buildings and report at follows .-
Ist. Tbe Jaii—We find tbe building
very much out of repair, and recommend
th -t all necessary repairs be dono under
tbe direction* of lbs Commissioner,
Would call your attention particularly to
the spouting and drainage, and roof of
privy.
2d- Prothonotary'a Office—Wo find the
vaults very imperfect, and would recom
mend that they be remodeled under the
directien of some competent parson.
I. S. Fax IK, Foreman.
Ask for Green's Compound Syrup
of Tar and Honey, if you suffer from
coughs or affections of tbe throat. The
fcott ;emdy out.
Tbe new Howe Sewing Machines
are sold hy A. C. Moore. Tbe great pop.
ularity, and superiority of this machine it
asserted by thousands wbo bare thern in
daily use. A good sewing machine is al
most as indispensable in a household now
a-daya as is a good cooking stove. Office,
3Aileehurg.
FRANK P. BLAIR, IN
THE BROCKERHOFF HOUSE ROW,
HAS OPENEDTHE LARGEST LINE
OF NOVELTIES, SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS THAT WAS
EVER 9HOWN IN BELLEFONTK.
JAPANESE WARE, FROM 15 CTS.
TO $lO ; CHINA, FROM 6 CTS. TO $5 ;
GERMAN. FRENCH, SCOTCH, AND
AMERICAN FANCY GOODS. THESE
ARE NEW GOOD s , SEPARATE AND
DISTINCT FROM HIS USUAL VA
RIKTY OF WATCHES, JEWELRY
SILVER WARE. AC., WHICH WAS
NEVER AS COMPLETE AS NOW
PARTIES SELECTING GOODS NOW
CAN HAVE THEM LAID AWAY
TILL THE HOLIDAYS.
Large atock of Holiday goods jusi
received at flnffer'a mammoth store. Belle
fonte —always headquarters for the best
variety of goods—don't forget.
A great holiday stock of boots and
shoes, for men, women and children, at
reduced prices, now ready at Graham A
Son's Let all. needing anything in that
line, eall, before purchasing elsewhere, as
prices bar* bees oucb reduced.
—Don't forget the Musical Cenyeii
tion, at Centre Hull, *wk *ltor next.
Some of eur "boss" singer* kivo promi*< J
to be in atlendance. Let there he it lull
turn out.
Tho If. K. 8. S. Mite Society, of
Pine Grove Mill*, will hold a Mukl
Convention, commencing Dec. 28, and
clo*ing with a grand Concert, 1 ridav
evening. Throe sessions each day. Book*
for term free
♦ ♦
MADHON lU lUJ
The teei>le on ttie Evangelical church
i* a grand one.
Burning lime ingoing on aguia.
If you see a deer and have a gun, don't
jump on a log and aay, There they are, 1
too them I but shoot at them, hit or mis*
Well, at lait the Madison hunter* got a
deer; on lat Saturday Andrew Guiser
was t e lucky man.
Rev. Kreamer has a protracted meeting
in the Salem church.
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"Holiday Season," it has the somewhat
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"Lottie," by A H. Mann, is a very de
lightful story ef Christmas Eve. A new
aerial story is commenced, entitled. Das id
Fleming * Forgiveneas," which will, it is
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INTIMIDATION IN THE NORTH
Massachusetts Colored Men Who
Were not Allowed to Vote for
Butler.
Boston, December s.—The fact that the ' 1
Republican leaders in Washington are r
preparing to make war upon the South n '
because of alleged interference with the ®
rightef suffrage brings into prominence a *
number of case# here in Boston where ae- l!
g-oes have been bulldozed by their em- v
ployers and compelled to vote the ticket n
put in their hands by their white masters, i *
There are two colored men in the employ *'
of influential Republicans at the High- i k
lands who are ready to make oath that
they were compelled to vote as their em
ployers dictated or loee their places. To
day a well-knowa colored citizen publish- j
es a card in which he says that he has vol- !
ed the Republican ticket for thirteen years j,
and served in the late war. At the last
election be voted for General Butler, j
Since then he kes been persecuted and
proscribed by his former Republican ,
friends, and was net permitted to partici
pate in a Republican caucus in Ward 9.
He save : "1 find that this very Republi- c
can party have not acted in good faith,
and only wanted to free us from slavery
at the South so that we might be greater
| slaves to the Republican party at the
North." j
PABDOS ASSASSINATION, >
■
Struck Down in the Senate—An Al- I
leged Act of Retribution. I
Panama, Nov 21, 1878.—A private tel- !"
egrsm, dated Lima, November 16, which '
was received in this city on lbs morning 1
of the 19th, confirms the assassination of 1
Don Manuel Pardo, formerly President of *
Peru and President ef the Senate. The
detail* of the tragedy received are very c
meagre, but it is slated that on entering c
the Senate in order te discbarge bis iin- '
portant duties he was stnekan down by
an assassin. The eveat was not altogether ,
unexpected During bis administration j
he was particularly severe on those who
from any cause fell under his displeasure 1
Several offenders be banished acro-t tbe
Cordilleras to a settlement on tbe bead r
waters of the Amazon. The soldiers who "
conducted them and guarded them en '
their arrival tbere had distinct orders to 1
shoot any who attempted to escape. The c
severity of [heir confinement, tbe sickli- c
net* of the locality and its awful loneliness 1
drove several of the prisoners mad. Thev (
-tte tripled to escape and ware, according 1
to orders, shot down. It is stated that *
their friends have watched for an oppor *
tunity to be revenged, and that tbe dark "
dead of the ICth was the accomplishment '
of that bloody purpose No disturbances 1
fellowed the assassination and the coun
try generally is at peace.
STEWARTS MARBLE PALACE. I
A Marked Feature of Fifth zt venue,
New York—The Sole Occupant
of this Marble Pile —The i
Taxes.
Tbe marked feature in Fifth avenue
has, tor tbe last ten years, bean Stewart's
palace, but sinca tbe out-age hold* w spe
cial distinction only second to St. Mark's
To build such a palace wa* Stewart's life
long ambition, but he was an old man be
fore be entered it, and after only three
years be exchanged it tor the narrow
bouse appointed for all living. At present
it is occupied by an afflicted widow, whose
mind is shattered by age and disc***, and
upon whom this blow ha* fallen with fear
J ful power. The-pot has been previously
. marked by miafortune. Tewmend, the
y sarsaparilla man, mado great wealth and
built the finest house in New York, but he
failed and died miserably. Stewart then
~ bought the property, and pulled down tbe
splendid house, in order to make room for
j his palace. He was forced to occupy it
before it was finished, by the fact that
smallpox broke out among his servants,
and he wa* compelled to move for safety.
' Death soon snatched him from bit palace
and afterwards the widow got a serious fall
' l from which she has Dever fully recovered. |
The grand palace teon revealed grand de
fects, one of which was that its lofty t>luo
il were too difficult ef ascent for an aged wo
* man who ia now imprisoned by disease
11 aud sorrow in ber room in the second sto
J rj. It is mrprisifif W on this
establishment, which cost n million, and
on which the taxes alone ere s7.<Kh'. and
realixe that it is divotoii to tho loin U'l of
thi* childless wUI woman. Tho aotvint*,
who number at loast * kail' iltun, occupy
tht hetrmepl and ktlio anil are vert for
tunate in having such an eay and luxuri
oui place. Mrs. Stewart now i favored,
by tho attention of her brother, Cbnrlei
Clinch, to whom tho gave an adjacent
house or order to have the family near
at thi* time of age and feebleness.
A FKMALK TKAMP
Pairing Horeelf Oil a* a Man--An
Accident KovoaU llcr Sc\
Ehrabelhtown, December.',. Yesterday
morning a tramp named Frank atsoa
attempted t > gel on a freight train on the
Pittsburgh <V Erie Kailroad. at Nelson
•tation. but, missing hi* foothold, tall, and
ram* near being crushed to death Tho
right fool was badly mashed, and the
right hip very seriously bruised. Last
night the passenger train brought him to
thi* place, and he was taken to the board
ing house of Mr. W IV Kennedy, and a
physician called in. On the eiamiaatien
the fact was developed that the man was a
woman, but the doctor nor none of those
him made known their suspicions
to the patient To-dav, a correspondent,
hearing the report, called on the individ
ual, and found out from her the truth
She gives her came as France* Watsen.
*nd her place of birth Lancaster, Louisi
ana, and her usual place of abode Toledo,
Ohio, where she has a brother and sister-
She is a full* developed woman, and when
charg, d with the fact sba hung her head,
hut finally said shs adopted tba garb ot aj
man because she could better secure work.
She is a passably fair woman, with reund,
smooth-cut features, small hand*, which
bear the marks of hardship, and smai !
feet She gives her age as sixteen, though
the is probably older; and beyond the
fart that she has had to work for a living
\her father having been killed in the ar
my), is reticent as to her family and past,
life She will be kept here until able to
travel again, when kind influences, it is;
hoped, will cause her to essutne the r*rb|
best suited to her tex
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
Cincinnati, December S. A special dis
patch says Joseph Stoddard, his wife and
child, were found deed at their home at
Pine Plains, Allegan county, Michigan,
on Saturday. The head of the wife and
child were blown to atoms as tbey lay in
the bed. It is evident that Stoddard com
mitted the deed, as when found he wa<
sitting \ipright in a chair with a rifle be-;
tween his legs, his hand tightly grasping 1
the muzzle of the gun- He had often
threatened to kill his wife. lie was of an j
ugly disposition a id lived a dissolute life 1
DISTRESSING MORTALITY IN ONE.
FAMILY
Potlstown. Pa., December 7 Pilteen
years ago the children of lVn. Gehris, o'
Hereford, Berks ceunty, five in number,
died of diphtheria Of six children since'
born five have recently died of that same
disease, the last two being interred in one
graveyesterday.
FOREIGN NEWS.
A BRILLIANT VICTORY FOR THE
BRITISH.
London. Dec 5—A dispatch from La
hore sav* the battle at I'eiwar Pas, be
tween the British forces, under command
of Genera! Roberts, and the Afghans, ha*
ended in the complete defeat aiul route of
the Afghans. Roberts has captured Pei |
war and Kotul and also all the Afghaas
artillery lie reports a low of 95 British
troops killed and wounded. Among the
killwci are Captains Anderson and Kelso-
The Afghan loss in killed was very heavy.
Fifteen guns were ceptu-ed from the ene
my. Roberts, in his report, savs the Af
ghan artillery was specially well served
and their reitisnce most obstinate, but
their defeat complete. Robert* is now ad
vancing towards Sbuter and Gurdan. The
news ef the British victory over the
Ameer was received here with much re
joicing.
I MASSACRE OF BULGARIANS BY
THE TURKISH MILITIA-12
BULGARIAN VILLAGES
BURNED.
Constantinople, December B.—The Brit
ish consulate at Sofia confirmstbe reports
that the Turkish miiitia massacred Sou
Bulgarians of Cberesnitxa and that the
Circassians burned twelve Bulgarian vil
lage* in the district of Bressna Insur
gent Bulgarian bands are forming ail
through Macedonia and Khodope Refu
gees are going into the Port Lagres dis
trict and murdering and rubbing indis
csiminately. Turkish troops have been
i sent to the scene.
The body of St- Freoci* Xevicr was cx-'
poied to view Seit Tuesdey in the city of
New Got, the capilel of the Portuguese
possessions in Indie Twnlythree year*
ego the body of this taint, who died in!
China in 1552. wet beautified by Pope
Paul V. in 1619 and canonized by Pope
Gregory XV in 1022, wa exposed to view
in the old city of Uoa and reraotrod to iti
present magnificent resting place. When
the body was last seen it was thus describ
ad by a traveller who taw it then :
"1 found the body ia its tneitive silver
coffin, inlaid with the richest embroidery,
open in a glass case lying at the foetof lbs
altar. The front of the case, forming*
door composed of one solid piece of glass,
was unlocked with a key brought, fiimly
fastened around bit wrist hy a gold chain,
by the aide-de-camp Tba cffin wa
drawn out on truckles, and 1 knelt hy th
side for a closer view. It represented
man of about forty years, rather under
than over the medium height, in a most
perfect state of preservation. The frame
was that of a slightly-built man, and the,
countenaaco had the appearance of holy!
calm and peace, In fact, it wore an ex !
pression of unutterable love which was fas
cinating. I remarked that a slightly
darkened spot appeared under the left
eye, an! this, I was told, bad appeared
since tbe'previous inspection some twenty
years before, and was supposed to be oc
casioned by a blow received hy the apos
tle at 'he time of bis murder."
After having become a Jesuit St. Fran
cis Xavier for two years gave bis time to
leaching poor children in Heme, and
beuce it is that so many of the education
al and reformatory institutions connected
with the Catholic Church baar bis name
At lha time of bis daalb he was only forty
two years old, but such were hts powor
and zeal that during bis ministry be plant
ed the faith in fitty-two kingdoms, trav
elled end preached through 9,000 miles of
territory and baptized nearly 1,000,000
persons.
Bi*marck, it appears from Dr. Bosch's!
new book, claims thai hii motive* end ecu l
spring from the depth* of bi* religious
feith and of his truit in a future life. If
be were rot a Christian, he would not, he
says, remain at hi* post a single hour. If
be did not put hi* in Heaven, he
would not put hi* trvut in l'rince*. Wlij,
he asks, should he go on working indefali
| gably if he were not convinced that he
had been providentially ordained to uaite
Germany and annex Alsace and Lorraine?
"Take away my faith and you destroy my
patriotism. But for my strict and literal
belief in the truths of Christianity, but for
my acceptaace of ihc miraculous ground*
work of religion, yeu would not have liv
ed to see the sort of Chancellor I am."
He takes credit to bimsalf for boing the
most omioent Christian in Germany. "I
live in a feneration of Pagans. Find me
a successor who is as firm a believer as my-<
self, and 1 will resign at once." Duringi
the war with France, the Princess Bis-]
marck. H- if she feared thai he would find
n-> Bibles in Frnnce, wrote him she was
toiag lu lead him a eepy of the Psalms.
ANOTIIKR GREAT SMASH.
! London. Daronibaro The dim-*
'in-i .1 Am Wert •! "d Satrth
\\ al* Dutrlol Hank, lli. head ol'ii. of,
whioS i> .I Kri.tnt, IMU.II circular (Sun .
day) announcing th< .u.pen.lon ' lhe|
bank by the Jr.ln upon (U dapoalt. cau.ed
I I>t perlUi)t and often unju.itll.bl. ad
verse rumor, wbi h li.tr. b..n irculate>l
t.r wek pad. They .v Ilia book. .hot.
lhat lh. bank i. .olveol.
Th \V.i of England and South \k
Di.trlct Hank had forty-two hranchti It.
Uabilllio. are Jl7.hdV.Ml. Il a.t. are
slated at lh. .ante amount, but a thtry,
coo.i.t of local bill, which are not riego
liable in London tli# Hank ol Kaglai.d
fitted to advance upon th.iu. I'he run
upon the bank for the la.t tat* day. U
been .o par.ut.nl that lha ca.lr in hand i
e.nmated at only fl.'JfiO <M> The .hare
tmld.r. number anJ lhair liability i.
unlimited.
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THE OLDEST EDITOR
Ddh of the Oldevt Editor in the
State, at I'niontown.
Jacob B Miller Rq . tbe vetaran aditof
of the .4mrrictrt Standar-t, died at hi. re.i
dancein Unionrown on Friday night. ib.
aged .if lay year. He w. probably the
oldeeteditor in tba State having writte
all tha leading editorial, for the /Wny.'
ruMni /kmorr.l and iU .urce.or the .Iirr
.run A tatdard. for an uninterrupted period
•f fifty year. In pereonat controvert.* he
era. apparently bitter in the lent degree
and wrote with great force ana facility In
x ial intercourse be a a. amiable and com
panionable. He a. fond of hunting end
(l.hing. anJ .pent uiot of bit leisure time
in the mountain, in tbe enjoyment of hi.
favorite .port*. He we. al.o * muiici.n,
and had few .uperior* on the violin, ep-
cially in bringing ou: ihe eld time popular
air*. Ut was a bacbalor. Ho hu K •' i
the Democracy soma ii>fJ bl. *i in ho
tiro*, bill now that bl hs* laid down tbo ;
pen • well ibe lldJ'e en J the b'W, wr
forget hi* **a ,, l animosity -'> d rem em
ber only bie virtue*. Pence lo lii a*be* !
•♦ • I
Dennis Keerney received wild 1
cove from hi* Sen Francisco aJnnrer. UP-J
on his arrival home from the eest on ibe I
261h of November At the depot be w
pieced in e lendeu drawn by dapple gray)'
end driven to the send lot, eseorted by en
immense procession, tbe various ward
clubs carrying torches. At the send lot
Keerney was received with en address of
welcome, to which he very briefly re
sponded. being worn out with travel. He
managed to say. however, "The Chinese
must go ; the lecherous bondholder must
go. and the b'.oated n m po •: " go
Dsabury .Ynct —" Mr*. Weltaohas got
a divorce from Mr. Welton in Litchfield
It apresrs tht Mr Welton tie! her up
with a clothe* line and poured kero-ene
oil over her, and threatened to illuminate
tbe surrounding country with her, as he
could well afford to d , as oil is but twen
ty cents a g -lion.''
The lagisia'uro of Missouri has beer, t e- 1
titioned by the grand juries of several
cuuatiee to revive the whipping p st in
thel state The Boone county jury argues
that "more punishment is imposed en the
honest lax paver then is inflicted on the
criminal bv small pecuniary fines or shor.
terms of imprisonment.''
The ex-manager of a home lor fallan
women atO.lawa has come in far severe
criticism, among the offenses charged
against her being the starring to death of
several ef the inmates.
The Pott' t Washington correspondent
rays that when the vote was called for on
the question of taking up the Pacific Rail
road bill, Don Cameron ilid out of tbe
door.
To suffer arid be pleasant is almost
impossible for an adult aad quite so tor a
baby. When it is afflicted with Colic,
Diarrhea* or other troublesome disorders
use Dr. Bull s Baby Syrup. Price 25 cU.
H M.S. Oron'.es, on her parsage from
Halifax for Bermuda lost a man oTer
board. A boat's crew of thirteen who
went to tbe rescue were all drowned by
the capsuing of the boat.
, Tbe Oil City Derrick contains the fo!-
| lowing "personal ' "If the late Mr. A.
T Stewart will return to k s distressed
family, no quesfions will be asked."
A lawsuit for a small piece of woodland,
which was claimed by both branches of a
family, has just been settled at Aix,
France, after lastiog fifty-six veers The
loses had to pay the winner's corts, whicb
amounted to Sl'JCdO.
Pbiled' lphia PvlUtin . —"The President
has scarcely got out of the New Or eans
Custom House muddle before be shows a
disposition to put his Foolein it again
Side-splitting wit from London Judy
"Shepherd, having * lift 'Pray, boy,
have yau had much experience in dnv
in* ?' Farmer'* boy —"Ob, jei, I al'ay*
drive* the calve*.' "
We print envelope* at low a* $ 1 per
thousand. Send ut your envelope*. We
print letter head*, and t*tenient *• i"w
a* $1,26 per ItKIO, when pertom Sod the
paper. Tbi* it lower than you can get it
done for in the city.
A corre*pondent ak, "If Begum
mean* a Hindoo princett, what it tho cor
rect title of the male ot the tpeciet ?" He
can have hi* choice between "Beg rra"
and "Bejabem." Boiton Traveller.
To I'AKISTS —IIO* often doet
• light cough or cold lead to the mot teri
eu* Coni' qnencct Keep I>r. Bull'* Cough
Syrup at borne. Physician* prescribe it.
Thousand* lake iU Price 26 ct*.
Chicago, December S.—A dispatch from
Davenport, lowa, *ay* the Washington
I County Poor Ilouie w* burned tbi* after
! noon, with all it* content* and live of the
iwonty-six inmate*.
The tax rate in Philadelphia is $2.05 on
thehundred dollar*. Thetotal amount of
the tax levy at that rate i $!>.C75,00Q Over
I four million and a half of thi* must be
| paid OB account of tho funded debt.
Butler'* greatct effort, up to dale, will
be hi* speech on Maaaachuaetta bull-dox
| ing So tho Cincinnati Commercial a.y
j The cestliest *witeh of hair ever made
in Paris was *old there lately for $6lO It
wai mow white, arid a yard and a quarter
long.
Private advice* irom South Carolina
indicate that hope* of saving Governor
Hampton'* leg are abandoned, and all en
ergies directed to saving hi* life.
Hampton was sworn in on hi* *itk bed
a* governor, on Monday.
IMPOUTANTTO HOTEL KEEP
LBS AND TRAVELING MEN.
The supreme court has delivered an
opinion which i* of great interest to
hotel keepers aud traveling men. The
cane was that of John C. Porterfield.
of Emlenton, v§. the proprietors of
the Central hotel, of Pittaourg. Dur
ing the night Porterfield had his
watch, pockelbook and jewelry stolen
from bia room. He surd the hotel
1 proprietors nod recovered the value
of the property. The defense claim
ed they were not responsible because
' the defendant was drunk and did not
' know what property ho bad nor
whether be bad locked bis door, and
l that the article* —a diamond pin,
r etc. —were not reasonable and propei
. for plaintiff to have about his person
. iu the hotel. The court said it ad
> hered to the opinion of the lute Judge
0 Williams as to the extent and cbarac
-1 ter of liability of innkeepers for th<
P good of their guests. An innkeepei
-•is bound to pay for goods stolen in hit
g'l bouse from guests, unless stolen by s
Lervant or companion of the guest. I
litis bis duty to provide honest servant:
>*iand to exercise an act ofvigilance ove
[oil pereotiß coming into his bouso u
'Tin* Fsill Season lor (he year IH7H is now opening and a New and EXCELLENT STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODs IS COMING IN
ATUIHIOKNMKIMKK A OO.'S, CENTRE IIALL, and which will b* .old at LOWEBT FIGURE. They have an immense atock and well aor.:dh every line. TiIHV 11A\H
lire** Good*. Clothing Hals § Caps, Hoot* v\; Shoes, Xotlom, iSfc.. at Lowest Prices.
rr \\ 11 1 HE YO YOUR INTEREST TO "PATRONIZE* VOUB HOME MERCHANTS," INSTEAD OF GOINO AWAY FROM HOME. GIVE US A CALI IM M KDIATELY.
1 KEEPS THE IIEST SOLE LEATHER—VERY CHEAP. IBAAC OtHOK\' JVFR
_ -i —a.
NEWMAN King Clothier
of Centre county.
18 SELLING IS SELLING 18 SELLING 18 SELLING
jiisr Winter Suits 83.50. Over Coats 82.50. Underwear 20c. Boots 81.75.
AND EVERY THING ELSE LOW IN PROPORTION.
Mr Challenge the County to Beat my PRICES and QUALITY,
AND SHOW AS LARGE A STOCK OF CLOTHING AS I HAVE. CLOTHING MADKTO ORDER BY FIRST CLASS TAILORS AT VERY LOW PRICES
3 Oct 3m.
TIIE PLACE—S. & A. LOEB.
For 35 t ears we have been (lie leaders
l\ LOW FRIGES,
anil for the same length of time have
demonstrated the fact beyond dispute,
and are selling all classes of goods
cheaper than ever.
.VOTE OUR PRICES:
SALT, *I.OO PER SACK OF 200 LBS.
SALT. 11.50 PER BARREL OF 280 LBS.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS AT SJCENTS FEU YD.
DRESS GOODS AT 8 CENTS PER YD.
ALPACAS AT 15 CENTS PER YAR'X
LADIES MOROCCO BOOTS AT $1.25.
MEN'S BOOTS FOR TWO DOLLARS.
LADIES BLACK COATS a, LOW as $2.50.
With an a-sorlrnetit uevcr equalled in llna county.
BLACK all WOOL CASHMERES at 50c.
VV carry the !arg<-t *r.d cheapen .lock ofClothirg in Centre county—ee our good,
befxte punhaving.
quests or otberwiec. The judgment of
the lowrr tourl is affirmed by the su- li
pteme court- d
MECHANICS' LIENS —In relation
to thia subject the AUoona 7Vsiunr f
has the following : Mechanic's lien? |
give rise to a good deal of litigation, t
and the fact that n large number of \
suits reach liie Hupiemt Court is pret- •
ty good evidence that the law is lia
ble to be misunderstood even br the
Judges of the luvur CourU. Many
of the cases taken up on appeal turn 1
on the question whether or nut the ,
lien was filed in lime —within aix i
months from the time the work was
done —and in building operations it is '
sometimes a difficult thing to deter-,
mine this. Ihe work having been ac '•
cepted a* completed under the con- |
tract, some extra work was done and ?
the lien filed within six months there
after, but a year or m<>rc after the
original job was done. Tbe Supreme
Court decides that in thi* case, it was
a queati n of fact to be determined by
tbe jurv whether or not the extra
work was done under the contract,
and as a substitute for other work (
provided fbrtherein. A great deal of'
litigation and low (which always go
together i could be saved if mechanics
who have liens to file would act
promptly, and keep cicarly in mind
the fact}hat there is a prescribed andj
quite necessary limit to tlie time forj
tiling tbern.
Hulphur for diphtheria: Mr. John
8. Wilts, n aurgeoo of Thorncombe,
Dorset, writes to the London Time*
that after two cases of malignant!
diphtheria out of some nine or ten hcl
had b.Mii tailed to attend bad proxedj
, fatiil, the mother ot a sick child show*
■ ed him an extract from an American
' pajer concerning a practitioner who
1 used sulphur to cure the disease. Ac
cordingly he used milk of sulphur for
infants and llowers of sulphur lurold
, der children and adults, brought to a
creamy consistence with glycerine;
dose—a teaapoonful or more, accord
ing to agp. three or four times a day,
swallowed slowly, and application of
i the same to the nostri s with a sponge.
. IvesuUs: he did not lose a case there
or elsew here, and he succeeded insav
i ing life when the atfccliou had almost
, blocked tbe throat
Tha process of leveling the ground
for a central railway terminus at
Strasburg bus led in the discovery of;
J- very many atone coffins evidently
dating 'r >iu the H<man period, a dis
, covery which confirms the belief long. (
entertained that thi* place was thcsiie},
, of a Human burial ground. ( anon,*
' Slrauh, the president ot the local hie
torical society, who takes a great in
terest in all such matters, has obtain
ed from the military authorities the
1 assistance of several* pioneers, and is
r making much deeper excavations at
jtha new cenlial station in the hope of
' laying hare the whole plan of the
' Human cemetery and of discovering
some objects ofapecial iutcrest to aoti-j
, puaries.
The last announcement about
Grant's plurs is that he will remain
- in England until next summer, when
he will gu to China and Japan and
complete the circuit of the world, ar
j riving in San Francisco about a year
p hence,
Each square inch of skin contaiua
fi2,500 sweating tubes, or perspiratory
. pure*, each of which may le likened
„ to a little drain-tile one-fourth of nn (
, inch long, tanking an uggregute.lengtli
I of the eutire surface of the body of 201,-j
, 168 feet, or a tile ditch for draining!
- the body almost forty miles long.
t MARKETS.
r Philadelphia. Decembar fl.-Wheat red'
i atfl (BJtffil W>; amber at 1 0fi(q)l 07 end
white et 1 OG(<v 1 Ky steady st oOc
' for southern for western, end OiOv
' 68c for Pennsylveni*. Corn et :ib@4oc.
CHICAGO.
!' Chicago, December o. Whet No. 2 red
e winter 87c. No 2 Chicago spring 82i@33c
tor cash, Oats quiet slid steady 19|c for
eah 20c for January 232 c for May. Bar
' lev stronger at D 74'" FOR -IM*.
R CATTLE MARKET.
* Philadelphia, December 9 -Cattle firm
ft receinU, *2.200 tiuad, flood, nadi
[t um 4jf((ii/lc. common, 4s. Sh<ep brisk,
receipts 6,000 head, good sold at 4J(a&6c
medium 4(g44c, common, B(<g)4c Hog—
it Market fair, receipt* 6,UUO head, good, 4fc
is mcdiuui 4ic, common, oi<"*dc.
Galls on the shoulders of draught
hor-es may be cured by dissolving six
drachma of iodine in half a pint of al
cohol and applying twice a day.
The quickest way to expel foul air
from a well is to heat a bar of iron red
hot, and lower it down into the wuler ;
the sudden formation of ateatu is effec
tual.
\UDITORS NOTICE —Tbe auditor
appointed by the Orphan* Court
u( Centra cuaetv, to distribula the fund*
in tba hand* of iha adtninitlralor af John
Ki*hel, dee'd wbo w* executor of the es
tate of Pater Durst, dee'd, a* *hewn by
tbe Erst, second at d third partial accounu
tiled, and ai* 'to bear and pa** upon tbe
exception* filed to the fourth and final ac
count of tha said executor e* tied by the
■aid adtxiioidrelora. end make diitribuli"n ,
te and amon*-t th e lecslly entitled
thereto, wilt eueiid to the duli* of hi* ep
pointment et bi* offlce, in Uellefuate. on
Seturdev. the eleventh Jay o| Jenuarv.
A D- 1879, at 2 o'clock, A M of said
dev D. F. FORTS EY,
12 dec <U Auditor.
■ GENTS jj
1 WANTEII
, run ocn
G IMC AT WORK
o*i*riw*.
7 H E INDUSTRIAL
HIM OK\ TM r t IMTKO STATES.
Beiog a cmp ete history of all tha un
li-ortantIi-ortant indusfiaa of America, including
\,rti-ultural. Merbaniral, Manuiaeluring
Mining CVuumarria! and other enterpris
!rs. About IH<O largo octavo pageaand*W
fine eefravings.
NO WORK LIKE IT EVER Bfßs
LI.-HKD
For terms and territory apply at once to
The Henry Bill I'ubhtbing Co . Nor
wich, Conn. 12 dec tit
Awarded the Highest Medal at Vi
cuna aud Philadelphia.
E. A H. T. ANTHONY A CO.
691 Broadway, New York.
Manufacturers, Importer* A Dealer* in
Velvet Frames, Albums, Grapbo
scopes, Stereoscopea and Viewa,
Kng-evinir*. Cbronine. Photograph*, and
kindred good*—Calebritia*. Aclre*re, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
We are headquarter* for everything in the
way of
'Slerocopticons and Magic Lanterns,
Each style being the boot of iU class in tbe
Market.
Beautiful Photographic Trsn*prsnciee of
.Statuary and Engraving* for tbe window.
iConvcx g!a*. Manufacturer* of Velvet
; Frames for M iniature* and Convex Olas
J Picture*.
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with
(direction* for using, sent en receipt of ten
,oenU. '-de ol
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
Importers of
Pure China and Japan Teas,
1 Supply Tea* lo Storekeeper*, in original
jpackagea, at lowast import price*.
Supply T* to Druniti-U, (ieural I'e*'-
T* uiui other*, packed in handsome voaled
! packages of ooe pound each, IU canister*
of the same capacity, and 6 lb*., 10 lb*.,
.and 20 lb* boxes
Supply Tea* u> I addier* in half pound
Mid one pound bag*, plain or printed, at a
more liberal diecount than is given else
where. . _ . , „
Supply Tea* for Club Ordtrs, and allow
a larger commisaron th*n usual, and in all
cave* guarantee the quality of their good*
The Wall* Tea Co.. i* n <>f the largtwi
•nd moot reliable houeaa in tbe trade, and
and all partie* requiring Te**hould lend
for a circular. ...
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY.
201 Fulton Street,
1 P. o Box 4660. 12dlH New York.
WATERS" Orchestrion rhimesOßGAlf
ixlhr mul brnniilul
Mr I KMi fc Coocerteelei*, whW
cb u a flue luillnl lan
Oclnve* qf bell* lu
9118 UIUUT wilhlLreed*,
tO. S ' *' * Jt'iyjAgf'
AI..COIW jtItTfI,VKSfEB, CKNTKNNUI-
111 VIKH, I'll AI'KI., uud COTTAUBUB
HASH, in Unique Freuch Cwsee are <• eve
r* reepeet FlllsT CLAW*. .
i WATERS'PIANOB,:
• AItKTIIEBKST.ttAnKiIAe Toue, Teuch,
- M nrbmnnahip.A llurwbllllv t'neurpeeeea.
Warranted far XIX YKAHW.
' PUIVBM KXTKICMEI.V L.otv for raak.
Munthly Insiallnirute rcreived. A
llUrount H> Aorkrx AFINUFM,RAT L IRT,.SRAOO(*.
DR.AIIENTa WAINTED- Special ludure
> ITl ml* lo the tmde.lllaatralrd Cataloaea
MIILLRTL.xrrond-HNNIL InatrumeneT<.veT
Hnroalna. HOKAT'K WATKIUI DI HONK,
• .tlnnufaetarere OD Oealrrm,
40 KAST 14th XTRKET. IN ION
- MJI ARE* NEW lORh, VM, M7- _
e Udcly
HARRY K. HICKS,
(Successor to T. A. Hicke & Bro.)
WHOLESALE A RET IL DEALER IN
Hardware. Stores, Oils, Pain Glass, Putty, &o.
Mr ilwo lirh Hit' ngrßfj of the Mouth B?t>d Chilled Plow Tor (bin oountj.-fea
I WILL NOT RE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY TD AT SELLS THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODS
MAKHIED.
On Nov. 7. by Rev J < Shoemaker, '
Mr W. U. Steffen to Mi* M J Rupp (
On Dec 8. at the Reformed parsonage,
in Aaronthurg. by tbeiema, Mr. Ephra- I
im Rupp to Mia* 9. L. Brown.
At the unt lime and place, by tbr J
same Mr Daniel K- rman *'( Bellefaie
1(. Mis* H. P. Barlholomaw of Hamburg.
Clinton ee. j
DIED.
On 9. near Bellatonia Mr* Mu***r, wtfr '
of John Mutsar, aged about 40 year*. <
JjVVECUTORS NOTICE.-
Letter* testamentary on the estate of j
Win. Allien, late of Potter twp . de
ceased, having been granted lo the under
signed, all pe-on* indebted to *id el*t<
are required to make immediate payment
and those having claim* agait*l the same
to present them, duly authenticated by
law. for settlement.
All account* remaining unsettled aft#'
Jan y 1, '7J, will ba placad in tha baud* o''
a Ju*lica for collection
WM. 11 ALLISON,
JAS. A BEAVER.
Executors
Spring Mills Market.
Wheat 9a
Rye. 48c.
Corn, ear*, pur bu. new, ,4"-c
Oat*, 22c
Buckwheat, 7Ac.
Cloverseed, $2 f® to 53.76
Chop, per ion, SUD 09.
P!a*ter, ground per ion, fIO.OO
Flour, per bbl $5 0U
Butler, ltte.
Tallow. 7c.
Rag* 2*.
Eggs per dor, le.
Tub washed wool 36c,
Packed butter worked over, 10c.
Coal, Retail By Car. Ores*.
Egg. 94 Cit *4 •
blova, $6 IS) e $4 66
Chatlnut. $4 25 9 '■ 80
Pea. $2 90 #2 65
NEW MILLINERY STORE AT
MIIXIIEIJI.
MRS. ANNA M. WEAVER
Take* pleasure in announcing to tbe peo.
pie of M tllheiro end vicinity, that *ba
ha* opened a New and Elegant
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS.
on Salurdav. October 19lh. 1878.
A full line of choice and tasbiona
geod* always on band at popular price*
DreMinakini, and all kinde ol
FAMILY SRW ING With the new 6 ti.
Pleiter end Trimmer for making all kind*
of tide kritfa, b-i and tan Plaits; Fluting
Quilling, and Zephyrtng, will h* a prom
inent feature of butineti. 24 oct 2m.
WHOM IT MAY CON
■ C'KRN. —Tbe book* and vendue
notes of tha late Dr Peter Smith, dec d..
have be*-n left with Wm B Mingle,
where all interested will please call and
make elllemeni without lurther delay, a*
after January 1. 18?9, the book* and note*
wilt be placed in hand* of a Justice ot tbr
Peace lor collection by legal urocee*.
24 octl! CHARLES SMITH, Ex.
PRIVATE SAITE-A CHOICE
FARM AND UOCSE AND LOT.
—The following dewenbed ptvt-erty. ol
John Einmert, dee'd, situate in ilarri*
twp., Centre county, one FARM , contain
ing on# hundred and thirty three acres,
more or le**, bounded by laodtot B Er
erbart, dee'd, .Itiun Gl-nn. McFatlen.
Dr. Henderson, dec d. and others, i* ofler
ed at private ale Tbe tarm i wail wa
tered. a never failing riraam of water run
ning through the tarm and within thirty
yard* of the barn, also, a well of never
failiug water at the bou, with good pum;
in it. Tbe imorovemonU are a large
FRAME HOUSE, two storie* high, al
most new. a FRAME BANK BARN,
loriy-tivo by eighty feel and alt other nec
essary outbuildirgs. This is one of the
best producing faruisin ihu -ecUoa tor all
kind* ot grain .- is ail limestone land. A
large ORCHARD of cbouo fiuit on the
premises.
For particulars inquira of Wm. Weru
on the farm.
Alto one HOUSE and LOT situated in
Boalsburg, Centre county, the house u 2
stories high, with kitchen attached to it,
and all nces*ary outbuilding., al-o a goo ■
stable, a never iailing well of water with
good pump. The lot is well set with fruit
trees of beet quality.
Alto 2 acre* and 123 perches oi excellent
land situated near tbe German Kelormeti
church in Boalsburg, within two squares ol
above house
JOSIAH NEFF, Executor of J. Km
mert, dc< d. Sept 6 if
The nrnal uwftl praawii
For lanr Mile,
InUinil#*! mothof.nr s.si#r, ta on# of <mr Xickir
PUll nnd I'ollaltAl f luting or t niupiuf Iron*. 4
on ono luimllp anJ at imalh Pricaa.
King harnmbl* rintlng Iron f3 ko Hons# t luting
and i rimptug iron, fj :t S&ST PKKI'silU on r
m prion.
Hewitt Mfg Co Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. () li t. set. or let I'aaa Awn
AD Agai.t Wanlnlifi Ibis (\-uuL). UnovDl
VS. 3. 3MA? ? 2 B ,
NIIOKMAHSH,
Respectfully inform* tha citixen* of Cen
tre Hall and vicinity that he ha* opened ■
new shop in tha old Bank Building. New
work turned out according to style,and all
kind* of repairing neatly done, and on
hort notice. Price* reduced and to suit
the lime*. 7 feb.
QKNTUEHALL
Furniture Hoonts!
EZRA KKI'MKISE,
respectfully inform* the citixen* of Centr
county, that he ha* bought out tbe ol<
stand ot J. O. Deininger, and has reducei
tbo prices. He has constantly on ham
and makes to order
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS,
SINKS,
WASHSTANDS,
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
TABLES, &c., Ac.
His slock ef ready made Furniture i
large Hnd warranted of good workman
ship, and is all made under his immediat
supervision, and is offered atratescbeape
tban elsewhere.
Call and see his stock befora purebastn
"Slsswhere. fab 2
BBICK FOB SALE -Fu t data brick
on hand for iala at Zo-b, Centra IJalt
brica yard*. Tnete brick ara ti
offered to low that it will py persona at a
Jounce to come here for U>em. 1 ,
I Intending to continue in tbe tnanufac-i •
lure of brick they will te kept cmiiiantly
>n band, and fair inducements offered to |
purchasers.
17 ug tf H K. ZF.RRE i
JJR.H.O, ffUTkUCa,
Dentist, Mlllhefm.
OffnUprahaMMlMrriMiUlto MSIU UaU
ptwparwd la pwrtoem all npmiuu le it. d.altl pro- _
fmmum
• h> lllf imfirWU fIUKI iMtSsbMUUf I
"t°" '. my*'l j I
Spring Mills, Pa.,
grainTiouse I
COAL YARD.
j J. D U)XG S
New Grain House is ;
Now Readv for The
Reception of
WHEAT,
.t the CASH PRICK and the
BEST COAL in Market sold at tbe very,
lowest price.
Hides! Hides!
Bring your Hides and receive the Highest
I Price fur it,<-;n
1 elto keep for sale UPPERS. KlP*.'
jCALK MKINB, and HOLE LEATHER ,
at lowest prices.
I Also a full Una of
Harness, Saddles. Collars,
Bridles, Halters, Whips, etc. |
at the eery Lowest Prices.
; Ittect Sm j t
<
NEW 1
Grocery amd
■ Confectionery,
AT CENTRE HALL
Tbe undersigned has opened a new Gro-i j
'eery and Confectionery, and will alwavsl
keep e full line "f good*, at |oweeipoasiblc ( j
pr.cet, and kindly asks a share of the pub <
lie patronage. His stock consists of
COFFEES,
JSUGERS. TEAa. SYRYPS, <
SOAPS. SALT.
All kinds <>f !<
CHOICE TOBAOCOES ANDSKGARS.
'..and all fruits of the season generally las j'
MoT.
BEST SWEET OTATOES
Also a lull line of COX FICTION ERIES;
> All kinds of country 1 • duce taken in ex-i
Chang% J
,f I sell low for CASH nd PRODCCE. ,
.jalsipty C. DINGES. j
Spring Mills 0. K.!
j NEW ROOM! NKW GOODS!
at I. J. Grenol e'a Store !
d SPRING MILLS.
" has the gooda Largest stock 1
"selection
► UNSURPASSED!
" Prices Lower than
f,
y Ever, I'
|-;And now extends a cordial inritation to
his friends, patrons, and public genera!-
'* It. J
* Also a Complete Assortment oi
Ready Made Clothing for men and '
c buy,. Suits as low as to be had in the I
:* city.
Imported and Domestic
1 DRYGOODS!
Full lines of
l | MERINO UNDERWEAR*.
J 1 For Ladies, Genu, Boys, Misses and
2 Children.
ji IlosiprT, Gloves. Boots and Shoes
. HATS.'CAPs, CARPETS AND OIL
1 CLOTHS,
And the most complete assortment of
!NOTIONS
0 Central Pennsylvnnia. end prices tha'
" willcompol rou in self defence to buy o'
tun . Also Fish, Salt, etc. 18>n
A full line of Howe Sewing Machine*
, xnd Need lea fo-all kinds of machines
|
* Also deals in all kinds of Grain. Mar- '
jkel price paid for the same. A specialty 1
- In COAL by the car load. (
' New Pianos $125 :
a Esch. snd all styles, including GRAND, '
SQUARE and UPRIGHT all strictly ,
I) />*< class, sold at tbe lowest net cash
n wholesale factory prices, direct to the pur- '
it chaser These Pianos made one of the on
est displays at the Centennial Exhibition, .
- and were unanimously recommended for
the H ion est Ho-orm— over 1*2.000 in use.
Itegularly incorporated Manufacturing C... 1
t —Factory established over 36 years. Ihe I
I'Square Grand* contain Mmbutbek's new '
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the
greatest improvement in the history of Pi- 1
re *no making. The Upright* are the finest.
Id iiu Ameriea. Pianos aant on trial. Dn"|
>d;fail to write for Illustrated and Dewrip
idltive Catalogue of 4P .ge*—mailed fr# e
1 MENDKLSSt iIN PIaNOCo.
sept ly 21 K .-t loth Street, N. *Y
W. A. CURRY.
CEMTBE HALL. PA. *
is Would most ruspt tflilly inform thecil
a- zens of this vicinity, that he has started a
te new Boot and Shot Shop, and would he
er thankful for a sha' e >f tne public patron I
age Boots and Shoes msde to order and
ig according to style, aid warrants his wort 1
20 to equal any made e sewhere. All kincb
of repairing done, and charges reason* bl
Give him a call, febXß ly
Jas. Harris § Co.
NO 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
IROft NAILS,
P A I N T S,
OILS, ETC.,
JAN. HARRIS A CO.
Ri-llefonU.
•■r BARGAINS.
Bargains!
Bargains!
In MEN'S Mid BOYS,
. BOOTS .mi SHOES !
tlso a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at
LOUIS DOLL'S Shoe Store,
opposite the BuaL house, Beilefonte,
room formerly occupied John
Powers. apr2sy
C andy Manufactory & Bakery.
Mr. Albert Rauiti,
At the
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
is now making law very beet
BREAD. CAKES AND PIES.
in Beiielonia
Caudles and Confections.
He al*o manufacture* all kinds of cms
dies, end dealer, ran pu ft bare c-f fcint as
low as in the city. Candiw* ••fall kinds al
ways on hand, together with W)ranges.
Lemon*. Fig*. Date*, Nuts, Sy-upa, J el
ite* end everything good.
CENTRE COUNTY OYSTER DEPOT
AD Excellent oyster saloon also at
tached to lb* Bakerv Call and aaa
tne. ALBfiKT KAUTH.
ss,l
IMPOKiAN TO TRAVELERS.
-TH K
BUSH HOUSE!
BgU-KFoSTa. r*
Has been recently thoroughly wiorusl
and re inured, and dbder the ms n.gwtneat
of the New Proprietor. Mr, ORiiRGI
lItIJ'PSN. formerly ot U n-.-port, is first
class in ail its nop-iMment*
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offer, d U> lho*e 111 altel.dance at court
and other* r-taaining in town for a few
day. at a time.
Tbe largest and moat superbly Designed
Hotel in Central Pen ry Ivan it.
Alt modem conveniences. Go try the
Hush bouse.
Seug GEO HOPPES, Propr.
HENRY BOOZES;
CKKTNK II t1.1..
M**cscT;'aaa or
Sadilss. Baraess Bridles Collars, Whips.
Flyaets. and al— keep* on hand f.Yltaa
Net*, etc Prices low a-any where else.
All kinds of repairing done. The bast
►lock alway* kepi on hsnd All work war
ranted A -hare of the public patronage
i kindly solicited 11 apr. It J
War! War! War!
ORGANS!ORGANS!ORCANSI
SEWING MACHINES!
Sewing Machine! !
N KIV 13 Stop Parlor Orggia,
Price*3l, For SI Ml risah.
9 Slop 1 rrgans. New. lor S7O U>— Prise
$270.00.
Sewing Machinra Guaranteed Naw,
and as Represented, for 525 00.
COME. SEE AND BE OiNVTWria
,k v COM *, K ON E * COM E A LL
to the Ne* M u- H- A Sewing Mar bine Stare
of BUNNELL A AIKENB,
, Allegheny Street,
Bellelonte, P
V jr-ji^ow ll tow* a* Oata* Aaa
m. wwara-- — ■*— " r — ninnia
,111 n awkkb portoes ul *ltb*r •*• can inaka anaS
V'AF VTpajr .11 tbe tin.a .bej w..rk. writ* f*r mt>
(tealar* to u. Hll.llxll Oo Partlaacee
mar, r
DK. FORTN EY Attorney at Lair
Bellefonte, Pa. USce over Reg
nt.Mahank Umiy'lf
PENNSVALL"Y BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL PA.
KECEIY t übt'ttsl'ls and allow Inter
est; Discount Not..; Buy isd
Sal 'iovernnieiii Securities,
Gold and Coupons,
Wm. "WOLF, WIS. B. M inolb,
Pras't. aihl-e
JL. SPANGLER Attorney I.aw
a Consultation* in Englih * i Gar
man Ofifii-e in Furst'* new build" \
Ooan make money fitr ar work fn r a* ti a slaar
♦M'l,*!■ Capital aot required ; w. will (tart
you S l3 imrd.y at bom. mad* by lb. tadaaM
oa. M.a, women buy* and iriil- aantad ..Of -
•bar.tr> work larm Now I. t It. tim. CaSh
> outfit andtamt frsa. AddrcuTuct X Co. AuaM,
' Mstoa. am.7y
' —eA.iuco.lii tlutierP.'wder, mske* huL
ter sweet andbard, and quicker to chur*
Try it—-for sale at Wm. Weifa stoie.