THECKXlttlfi KtSeOUVER.
Centre Hal), Fa, Th'rml. Dec.. 19. "78.
gafTKHM*.—s"2 fr yenr, vftru paid in
ulranre ; $2.50 w'n-n noj paid ii ad toner.
Adrertisemrnts 'AW# per line far three tn
nrrtian*. and ficentsper lint far every sub
sequent insertion Adrertisemrnts by the
year at <i liberal discount.
Subscribers on (side the rsunty should re
mit us 10 cts. amount of one year's posi'
aye, instead ofVDcts as formerly when paid
by themselves.
Subscribers run always tell how the r ac*
munts stand at the Reporter office bv con
sulting thelables on fJeir papers If the
iablt reads "John Roe 1 j*n '7ft" it means
that John is indebted for subscription .'ffn
the l.# of January, 187 ft, and that it is
time he was paying the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LODGE MEETINGS,
rimtntn iow.n ** 1 o of of .!•
• orj Sl.iriT.r-io* In hOdd VrflownMnll
V. A r.MVSUK. .*> .V V °-
oi.r rout ldmi, o. sr. r a U .\m#s *b
Mondtj ermine on or boforn ch fntl oon la la*
Odd Follow* Hill. . _ w
l\ F Hltumi. oc. D. 0. w - *•
Xo. A* Pof M. moot*
Roll. iVotro H.il on rho Solurvlny on or boforo foil
moon Mil' M and orort two wook* *•*. J " *
V.llor Ma;or ijomKO Kv. S*cl
For Pure Drug* go to Zeller * Droit
•tore. Bmckerboff row. 14 no* 3m.
Rend this week * supplement.
—Brown'*, near the depet, is need
quarter* fer grain and <\>a!
—Read the prospectus of the N. Y. Hcr
aid, one of the best paper* printed.
Don't forget to get your Present* at
Ding**' next week.
Frank Wearer, of Aaronsburg, kill
ed a hog which dressed 586. ,
George Meyer of Pine Creeks mill*.
in Haine*, baa beught an interest in the
mill at Linden 11*11, and will go there in
the spring. Mr. Co*her has rented the
Pine Creek mill.
——Mr. George Swart*, one of the oldest
eitisens of Penn tp., died on 11th inst.
Hi* age w* about 81 year*. For the lait
ten or twelve year* hi* mind ha* been im
paired, the retail of a fall In h'.s saw mill
about 18 rear* ago.
—lf you wish t > buy a Christina* g' G
for a friend, go to Dinger" eon feet ion*ry.
A big lot of ail kinks of holiday good* just
unpacked—and the eery things to plea**
the little ones and big one* too. Clere
will telllbem low. Call and see
Mr. George XlofTr. long a citiaea
b*re, left this week toar State Collet*,
where he take* charge o{ a public board
ing hou. Succets to him. The irate!
ling community will Cad hi* house a No
1 place to put up at.
For the largest and finest assortment
of Chrittma* toys and con fectioneries, go
to Cedar"* confectionery, next door to
Newman*. A wonderful stock.
Mr. Andrew Barter, of Marion tp..
is ahead. He reports killing a Chester
white hog which dre*ed otto pound*, and
a bee: that diessed 1064. He wishes to
know who can beat that.
—W# are creditably informed that a new
democratic paper will make it* appearance j
it Bellefonte, about the beginning of 1870 j
with reliable, old-school democrats for it*
ed'a and prop'rs, who po*se<s ability to ;
make it whet an organ at the county teat
should be.
(
Drop in and see the large and fine ,
iMoriment of Holiday good* in immense
variety. at Dingea' new store.
The ,birty-*econd annual session of ,
the Centre County Teacher'* Institute, ]
will be held in the Court House, Belie ,
foite. Pa., commencing Tuesday. Dec.
M. at 9, a. m., closing Friday. Dec. 27, ,
1878.
i
lf you want pure drug* and medi- |
cine*, goto F. P. Green's drug tlore, the {
eldest establishment in the county.
Scdpks Deaths.—Mr*. Harriet I. <]
Mark*, widow of Alfred Marks, who died •]
* number of year* ago. attended the Pre*- f
byterian church on Sunday evening in
rompany with her youngest son, and
ihortly atter being seated complained of
feeling ill and requested her soa to take *
ler to the door for air They were met in
be vestibule by Worrell Marks, and the
;wo assisted her to the lower step on 1
Brown street, where with the remark "I '
im dying,'* she breathed her last. Sho ■
was aged GOycars. and died of that now j
common malady, fcea-t disease
Mr*. Mary Ann Landis, mother-in-law
to Geo. Buffington, sheriff e'.ect, an ag-d .
lady iiviag at Yeagertown. was spending ,
* few day* at the farm of Mr*. Barbara (
Price, in Ferguson's Valley, and on Sat
urday morning last fell over suddenly in
the yard from a stroke of paralysis, cutting
ber fee* somewhat. She died in less than '
half an hour- She was in ber tM year.— )
Lescxstoirn Gazette.
—The best, most profitable and most t
useful Christmas gift you can make for a j
man or boy, i* a autt of clothe*; a hat,
boot*, coat or overcoat, or a whole suit, s
and the best place to get it and save mon
ey. is at Newman's, at the Eagle Clothing j
Hall. He hat the largest, best and cheap
est assortment in the county. ,
When you buy any thing you al
ways want the worth of your money.
There it one place at which you never fail
in getting your full money'* worth, and i
that i* at Secbier'* grocery, where you get
the best of everything and at low price*
Call in with them, housekeepers.
—Dr. Foot's Health Mokthlt has
been published for three years and has es
tablished a reputation as a health journal
Thousand* of papers quote, and their read
ers appreciate, it* article*. Aid yet the
Health Mokthlt with It* sixteen royal
octavo pages is offered at only Fifty Cents
per year. Send for sample copy. It will
be mailed free. I)r. E. B Foote, author
of Medical Commas Sense, etc., is its Sen
ior Editor, assisted by Dr E. B. Foute,
Jr., who is alto in practice with bis father
All the reader* of Dr. Foote'* publication*
can consult the Doctor free upo:. any sub
ject relating to health or disease. A cheap
popular edition of Plain Home Talk em
bracing Medical Common Sense it ent by
mail, pottage prepaid, for $1 50. Y"U
better enclose a $2 00 postal order for both
the book and the Health Mosthly Ad
dress Murray HILL Publishing Comtsny,
129 Eat2Btb Street, New York City
THE HOME COMPANION.-We
have received a copy of a neatly printed
and illustrated eight page paper of the
above name, published in the intere-u of
young folk*. It seems to u* to be just the
paper the boy* and girl* want, as it fur
nishes. at a low price, a large amount of
interesting and instructive reading, includ
ing stories by popular writers, letters irom
youag folks, puzzles, anecdotes, etc. Tb*
*ubcription price it CO cents per ytar.
semi-monthly, or 36 cenu monthly. Lib
eral premiums are offered for clubs, and
we advise the boy* and girl* to tend for
sampla copies, which are offered free by
the publishers, S. L. Thorpe & Co., of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Gody' Lady'* Book for January
has been received, which i* a splendid
number, and the proprietors will make the
twelve issue for 187' J. the best that ever
left theit press, notwithstanding the great
reduction of the yearly subscription from
$3 to $2.
T ry the Howe before you get say
other sewing machine—A. C. Moore
agent, Milesburg, will give you one on
trial.
lf you want the best fitting and
cheapest shirt in the State, or any other
clothing, go to the Eagle Clothing hail,
there's the place where you get it.
Ask for Green's Compound Syrup
of Tar aad Honey, if you suffer from
coughs er affections of the throat. The
best remedy out.
Farmer's L. L. Brown gives best
prices for grain.
Bring your butter, eggs, poultry,
lard, apples, potatoes, rags, tried fruiu,
vinegar, etc., etc., to Dinges' new store,
where you get bjgbeat Prices for every*
thing.
Joshua Walker, on lat Fridai
nit lit, *t Newport, R L. p'rehas*,!
8. quantity of pork and taking it home pro*
oeerled to salt it down. Hi* wif* toon f
i ter discovered that he had been trying tc
'• make a brine with white ugar She wa'
J" seised with a tit of laughter, which she
continued for *overal minute* when she
expired. Moral-bur your pork and oth
f er thing* already prepared at Secbier's
'j *nd you save your wives and money.
**■ vided as to having a Bible in one of it*
schools—ti to S. The dead lock wa* re
i* ported to the court and a new board ap
7* pointed- The three who voted against Bi
'* hie for the school*, singularly enough,
wore Presbyterian*. Tha newly appoint
ed board will vote in taver of the R'tble,
and Milesburg will bo happy and its sal
ration we trust secure.
" This Bible question arv>*e from the fact
*' that our young friend and oxcelleat teach
er, Mr Bible, wa* an applicant for the
{ Milesburg school ; his rival was a *eheol
it mistrea*. Miss M'Clintick—and the board
i" voted three for Bible and three for the la
dy, and the result wa* that the cho*l wa*
not opened on account of thia dead lock,
K which lasted for week* with fruitle** bal
Kiting*, and the court had to appoint a new
board.
Cm*rcm Fair asp Festival.—
- The M. E Congregation of Centre Hall,
purpose holding a Fair and Festival, on
,t Dec. 31, Jan I and 2, On New Year'*
day a "big" dinner will be *erTed. The
- Festival will cen*i*t of Fancy Articles, Ice
Cream, Cakes. Oy*ter*. etc. ; and will be
cfoed with a grand Concert, by the Ju
„ bilee Sieger*, of Bvllefonta All levers of
, music should avail themelve* of this op
r portunitv, a* the troupe come* highly rec
ommended Admittance 15 ct*. ; I'hil
t draa under 12 years 10 ctt.
—The weather wa* cold and cloudy the
t la*t five or sit day* On Wednesday
morning it commenced to snow.
1 Go to Dinge*' for groeerie*, notions,
cigar*, tohaccoes, candies, toys, soaps,
t perfumery, novelties, flour, brooms, ta
tionerv. hose, stockine>, glove*, ete , etc.
t Lopot FraatTfaa —The old Furn-
iture belonging te the Odd Fellows' lodge
i of Centre Halt, consistingofChaire, De*k
and Carpat, will he sold at public sale on
Saturday evening, Dec. 21. at 6 p m.
By order of tha Lodge.
The Holidays. Christmas and New
\ ear, —are at hand You will want to
lay in a stoek of nice and g.Knl* things for
your table*—now then just go to Sechler's
grocery ana you get the best of ever vthing
—fresh, pure and cheap. They hare laid
in a special holiday tock of all kinds of;
groceries, at reduced price* and offer ex- j
tra inducement* to all buying of theiu be- j
t ween now and the holiday* Go and *en j
what they have, including the finest con- !
fectionerie*.
Very suitable Holiday present* can j
ba purehsied at Green's drug store, in the
! Bush house block. Call and see what be
| ha*.
! Horses Poisoned —The stable of
! Mr. Samuel Keefer, of Upper Augusta
township, wa* entered on Suaday night,
November 24th, and three horses poison
ed One died on Monday morning and
two were saved by application of the'
proper remedy. One of hi* hog* was also
poisoned. The parties indulging in such
tricks when discovered will learn a leon
long to bo remembered. Supieion rest*;
upon several persons.— Sunbury Democrat.
—The Texas Tribune says ; "the late
'atmospherical freshness' ha* brought on J
many caes oi Coughs and C Ids, and Dr
Bull's Cough Syrup i* in greater demand
th#n ever." Price only 25 cents.
Three sisters living in Dyer county, j
Tenn., have given birth to sixty children.
Three other sisters t Somerset, Ky., have \
each brought forth twin* thrice.
—Albert Kauth, on BKhop street,)
manufactures all kinds of candies, and is'
•locked wi'.h all kinds ofChristmas goods
Call and s e his goods.
Go 6o Brown's, near the depot, with j
your grain, you get the highest prices !
there. U< keeps the cheapest coal, and j
all kinds.
PEN NS Y L V A M AFT ATE GR A N G F..
P. O. U.
At the annual convention held at Belle
f-nte !st w*eK there were prevent about
350 delegates, representing almost every
county in the state, the inclement
weather in the early part of the week
kipt many granger* awy, who had ex
pressed a desire to attend
There sre now in good and full stand-1
ing. about 500 organizations of granger*
in the state, and the order is in a much ;
more prosperous condition than it was a
year ago.
Tne following officer* were elected to
serve the ensuing term :
G. M.—Col. Victor, E. Piolett, of Brad
ford couety, re-elected.
Treasurer.—William l'ocum, of Berk*
county.
Secretary.—Col. K H. Thoma*, of Cum
berland county.
Overseer.—Leonard Kohne, of Centre
county.
Grand Lecturer.—Samuel K. Dowaing,
of Cheiter county.
FROM VENANGO.
Dempsetti W.v. Pa., Dec. 9.1878.
A traveler going through Dempteytown
would naturally come to Ibe conclusion,
tbal bard times never reaehed that flour
ishing village, from llie fact that new
buildings maae their upoearance in all di
rections. Mr. G. A. M'Chntock's house
will he finished about Christmas, which
will be one of the finest buildings in thi
country, located on Grove Avenue Gee.
K. WeOer moved into his new house. No
veenber 5,'78, when he had a public din
ner for all the workmen that worked al
bis bouse, and at night he was serenaded
by his numerous friends, about fifty in
aumber, who were invited into the heuse,
aad partook of a sumptueu* meal ; and
they claim they never had a more enjoy
able time. Mr. A. J. Dempsey has reflt
led a very comfortable bouse for his aged
mother which adds a gregt deal to hit
' credit. BF. Hazlelt has built a fine lit
' tie bouse in tbo suburbs of Demteytown,
known as Canada hill. Mr. John 8.
While has built a stable on bis lot on Can
ad* hill, thin fall, and also built a carpen
. ter shop in the village, located on Grove
Avenue. Mmr* Balzer & Weber have
built a blacksmith shoo on Main street
' and doing goed work, which is very ideat
ing to our farmers. Wm. Aurand ha
' moved his house back about twenty feat
i from the sidewalk, and painted It, and it
now looks like a new house Mr. Amos
r Richenbroad has bought the old school
; bouse and fitted it up and made a hand
tome dwelling house out of it, and it oc
copied by a man from beyond Coopers
' town, who is building a stave mill about
I one-half mile south east ef Denipseylown
e Mr. John Marib built a new house this
r summer, located on Market street, north
' east ef the Marsh hotel. A company from
" Kouseviile bought severity-five acre* of
land from Jeremiah Herring, j of a mile
Y south e**t of the village of Dempsey town,
n'l are buildings slt-am saw mill there,
n which will make it very convenient for
parties who anticipate building next lum
d mer. The school Directors of Oakland
r township deserve a great daal of praise for
I. building such a grand school house in
Dempseytown ; the bou-e is a two story
p building with a capacity for 75 in each
o room. Mr. J. M. Haslet is teacher in the
e upper room, and Miss Alice Meals is
teaeher in lower room ; they are both first
it class teachers. Building- in conlaupla
tion next summer, by the'followingJ.
r, N. Weikal, a house; W. H. >Veikal, a
i, house; R- C. Duncan ; these buildings are
, calculated to be good and costly build
- ings, also, the Methodist church will be
finished next summer which was eom<
y nit-need last summer, bu! on account <
a hard limes it was not finished, whirl
i- when finished, makes four churches i
f- Dompseytown. The Dempseytown shoo
0 ing club met ou last Saturday for the put
,* p<o of having a social match, and result
e sti in follow t: In the forenoen W. J
# Weber came out vieinriou*, and in th* al
• (crnoon Charles Weber tson of Geo K
s Weher! aad A J Dempsey took the pur
se* I will not forget to mention that A
. J Dempsey did some fine sheeting ;hi
- made a string of three shots 2ht yard*. *t
. hand, that measured inches, which ii
considered No I shooting hy the bel o
marksmen ; the club in general did go t
, shooting, which make* them a little en .-
. ceity and the talk of sending a challemi
to the Jamestown, N Y club, which i
headed by II V. Po; ry ef that place ; anc
they v Dempseytown club! would load i
t challenge to the marksmen of U#borburg
Centre county. Pa., provided they wouK
■ do the shooting themselves, net go to I m
1 ioa county t get a man to shoet for them
| like they did a few winters ago. Jonai
Weber. J K Water, Jamea Carter and
i others, are in Forest county woods hunt
, ing, and the last report wa*. that they had
xilled three leer and captured a cub bear
i and no doubt will kill more since th<
weather is more favorable for hunting.
A Markhmak
OUR ALTITUDE ABOVE THE SEA
, The following table. tak*n from the re
, port of the Geolog ral Surrey ef the Stat"
, show* the elevation is feet above the sei
, of a number of points along the Pennsyl
vania Railroad
r Philadelphia 32, Lancaster 269. Harri*.
burg '2O, Lewistown *>o(\ Huntingdon 622
Spruce Creek Tunnel 761. Alloona 1178
..manning Point 1504, East End Tunnel
2126, Gallium 2161, Mineral Point 1414,
Conemaugh 1225, Johnstown 1184, Blairs
ville Juncten 1113, Latrob# 1006, Carr 1 !
Tunnel I'NNB. Greensburg 1091, Penn 974
Manor 942, Irwin s BS4, Larimer * 860,
Stewart'*79l, Wall's 751. Braddock'* 829,
H -wkin't Nit, Swissvale 923, Homewood
925, East Liberty 918. Roup'* SB2, Shady
Side 836, Lawrenceville 780, Pittsburg De
pot 711. Corner ef Liberty and Water u .
, foot lamp po*t 721.6. Crest of Allegheav
Mountains in Clearfield county, head of
Uoshannan Creek :>>ll, Beliefunte 744,
H>llidaysbu-g 95;!, Roaring Spring 1196,
Martinsburg 1569, Ebanthurg 2022, Indi
ana 1317.
PRINCESS ALICE DEAD.
London, Noveiobar 14 —Princess Alice,
whose death from diphtheria is announced
to-day, wa* the second daughter and third
child of Victoria. She was born in
j 1843 and in her nineteenth year was mar
j rieJ to IDs Royal M:gbn*ss, Prince Louis
Frederick William, of Hee Darmstadt,
who is six vasts her senior. Sha has been
; the mother of seven ehiUren, one e! whom
it dead. Princess Alica was alway* con
sidered by the English people, as one of
the most amiable and charming of the
j members of the royal family, and her
death will ba widely mourned Tbie i*
the first death among the children of th#
td'ieen of England, of whom thare are
eight now living
I CHOLERA AND STARVATION IN
MOROCCO
Despatches received at the Department
of State from th* American Consul at Tan
gier give deplerable accounts of the con*
: Jiti.m of affairs isi Morocco. The cholera
itill ravages the country, and unlet* the
I outside world come* to tae reliet of the
■ people a fearful decimation of tha popula*
, tion by starvation threatens the land. At
' Casa Hlanca ! 3-D deaths by cholera,
smal'pox and typhoid fever occurred in
i thirty seven day-. To* misery at Tangier
j caused by the e-s*ation of busine** as well
a* by the epidemic is on the increase, the
only communication with the ouuid*
world being wrh Gibraltar semi-mcnthly
I for flour and other funl supplies. Cholera
and famine are carrying off hundreds in
1 the City of Morocco. At Saffi and M <ga
| dor the epidemic still prevails. At a small
! village near Alcazar the cholera and fever
swept off thirty-six out of thirty-seven of
| its inhabitants
• m •
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
i Pittsburg, December 13.—A horrible ac
cident i-ccurred at the American iron
works thi* morning, by which Patrick
Shannon, the assistant, was instantly kill
ed and his body lorn to shreds. Shannon
bad gone upon the platform te examine a
line efshatting when hi* clolhiag was
caught by a pulley and his body drawn on
to the shaft, which was making 240 revo
lutions a minute. Before the machinery
: could be stopped bis body was torn to
pieces and scatterad over the mill. Por
|'.iocs of the remains were thrown three
hundred feet.
TWO MURDERERS BURNED BY A
Muß IN NEBRASKA
Chicago, December 12 —A dispatch
from Omaha sail two men. named Ketch
urn and Mitchell, accused*of stealing
slock, end who recently killed a herder
named Stephens, who were trying to ar
rest tbern, ware, on Thursday eight, taken
from the sheriff of Cutter county and hit
posse, by an armed mob of men who tied
them to a tree aad burned them both to
dealb.
SNOWSTORM IN ILLINOIS.
Peoria, Dec. 14, 1878.—The snow storm
which commenced yesterday morning at
daylight still continues. Railroads art
blocked and travel i* generally impeded
No such storm hat been known here for
fifteen years.
THIRTEEN HORSES BURNED TO
DEATH.
New York, December9.—Hanry Lahr'i
stable, on AN'est Fourth street, buraed tbii
morning. Thirteen hortee were xuffoca
ted. Los* $3,0U0.
GOVERNOR HAMPTON'S LEG AM
PU FATED.
Columbia. December 10.—Governoi
Hampton's wounded leg was amputated
to-day, about six inches below the knee
He i* doing well.
RAILROAD SIGNALS.
Notwithstanding the fact that so many
people travel about in the cars, few are #c
qoainted with the whittle* and signal
, which regulate the movements of thi
i trains. It sometimes happen* it it very
> important to know them The following i
. th* signification of those most commonli
i use:
One whistle—"Down brakes." Twi
whistles—"Off brakes." Three whistle
, —"Back up." Continuous whistling-
I "Danger." A rapid succession of shor
whistle* it the cattle alarm, at which th
brake* will always be put down.
A lantern raised and lowered verticall;
L is a signal for "starting" ; swung at a righ
or crosswise the track, to "stop"; swung i
j a circle, to "back the train."
A red (lag waved over the track mutt b
, regarded a* a signal ot danger So
f other signals given with energy. A re<
, flag or red light hoisted at a station, i*
signal for train to "stop." Stuck up b
the roadside, is a signal of danger on th
P track ahead. Carried upon an engine, i
moan.* a train is on the track.
r Here it a case of colored bulldozin
i that will do for Blaine and the Tribune t
f howl over for a weak :
j Norfolk, Vs., Dec. 14, 1878.-The da
s before yesterday Samuel Jacobs and K
s bert Gatling, colored, were tried in th
t Inferior Court, at Winton, N. C., for a
assault and battery with intent t# ki
Marcus William*, colored, for voting ft
i J J Yeatei, tb# democratic nominee ft
e Congress in the First North Caroliaa ds
- trirt. The prisoners were decided guilt
e and sentenced to the S.ate Peaitentiar
* for six months tech.
of CHAMBER? CYCLOPEDI AOF 1 Nt;-
, h I.ISII LI IKKATI UK
jo Hriot biographic* of *l'. noted Hrittsl 'f
,t- Atnerican authors, from earliest lion'* '■
ir- the prrtent, with specimen* from lliei.-
It* writings, making * w..rk m>i only < ■ ,r
J ougbly entertaining and useiul to all
d- lelligent readers. but nearly indisponsiblo
i. to pooplaof culture. Tim nl i-vi-ea
* land beautiful edition contains over 1 "
t.! pagrs, atoil Die entire work, in eig lit Un<.V
it!volume*, i> furnished, tree •" rt-c- ■;
,ffj uatleharfe* lor s'i.t*> it I'M'"- $ > * nj
it . loth, or *4.1 in bell morocco l'i t-ub
,f other* tell en y lo subscribers direct, to
ri stead of giving dealer* an.l *ge"l the USU
)v .i 50 or (*> per cent discount to sell i f
p'u.eei, which accounts for the remaikat.ly
i low price*. Special inducements ait
d ''#ted to those sending early order- S|-e
a ituen psge* with full particuls- , Ml O#
[, I request by postal car I by publisher#, tin
d American ltook Exchange, *'s Beektnan
i street, New York.
J,' David Shepherd, of Bridgeport. Conn
d' aged twenty-two year*, boarded with a
[. widow aged fllty plus. David w.s tool
ri[ prompt in payin* hi# board And •" o
r 1 chanced that he owed the painful tutu <"
' JICV She told DaviJ that she wou'd for
Lite him this debt if he would marry be
lie promised. ra*h y.ttlhl to lea.l her .
the hytaaaeal a'tar, ar-1 aho save him, in.
L widow 1 a receipt in full. Then.
it niuit be told, David backed out, and re*
, fused to marry tho ancient lady. She ha>
appealed for justice to the law. ol hei
i. eouetry. and tha youns hut perfidious D.
id ii now defendant in a breach of pretn*
<aa*uit
' The new line of freight tteam.bip. be*
\ iwten Philadelphia *"d Liverpool, .all*
ing a. the "Blue Star Line,' was inaugur
1 a'.rd on Saturday by tha daparture of thr
" pieneer iteamer Devonshire. with 294 IM
* pauada of cotton, 92C 3M t-ound-t of lard,
1 50654 bushel* of wheat, 214.0U0 poundi <•!
'■ beef, 528,000 pound, of pr.iei.ion*, 20.269 |
'■ pound, ol tallow, 45,.V0 pound, of drc-
J *ii pig* The freeh meet i. hung on hook .
* in a large air tight refrigerating appara<
* u. located mid-ship*. the temperature in ,
■ which i. to be kept down to Ibtrty-eigbi '
r degree.. Tbi. i attained by mean, el •
' coil ol iron pipe around the apparaine I
* through which a stream of co.d water i-j
* constantly passing About ninety ton. n! ;
* ice. sufficient to la.t the vessel until hrr
arrival at Liverpool, *i placed on'
board.
I A new born baby wa thrown from a ,
j car window near Altoona a are. ago
j ■ where it wat found alive but d'ed on a'
! tar. Circumstance, lead to the briie! that
.i the woman tec-k the cars at Newport for i
.j Illinois. She wa. arrestee and gave her
< nam. a. Catharine ii Jinan, Liverpool. \
, i l'erry county.
Oi Sunday masked men turroundeJ the \
f l house ol John Stull, near Summer* tile.
,jTex , and threw a torpedo tn.tde Ip a
,: the inmates ru.hing out they were shot at
, and liufu. Smith and John Stull w.re s
, hilled. Smith', wife and baby w,ra
Jwounded The IIIIU II a-o B!kSOtl.
A murderer in Delaware i.a. been .en* _
tanced to pay a flna of SI.COO. to .tand one J
hour in the pillory, ta racaiva *Uty la.he.
t and to be impri.ona.l for life 11 • f!
-1 Brown, MtivicWd of men.laughter in hev*
. iing wilfully wrecked a train, wheretoy "
i four live, were lo.t, ha. been .entenred to
i pay a fine of SI,OOO an 1 to imprisonment
i for five year.
- # •
A Japnee steam vaaaal, the Tokihi* u
m.-iliru, ieft O.sfia for Awa on the If tit h
|of October. A fw hour, later tre gun
powder in the cargo exploded ard every v
one on board, ninetv-fiv# aoul. in all, per
..bad,
—' I ■" ■ ♦ ♦ ——'
Tbera i. verv leldom o remarkable a
revival of raligion at that whi-h i now ■
acvurriog at Fall River, Mas.. The '
whole city i. declared to be move.l by the f
power ef the giwpel. Hundred, of men f
and women with tome children have been U
converted, including soma of the m st in c
telllgent af tha papulation. Ontha.tree',. i
in efficei. .hops. bank.. tore, millr, con- ij
ver.ion. are occurring religion i. the f
uniwr..l topic of conversation. Noplace ,]
i large enough to hold the meetings in; j
and alt agree that incalculable good he. .
barn dona. I
1 In tha Snyder County Court Israel Krb '
1 it now on trial for the murder of John
1 Kin.lar, December H. 1 v*TT. Km.ler ard '
I hi. wife were found burned up in tbe r
" bou.e, and money .cattered around over
r the floor in tmall amount., which [minted
' to the fact that a robbery and murder bad
' bean commuted. At the opening of the j
* irata five men ware arraigned lor tba of
fense, but an application wa. made fori
leparate trial*, which Judge Hucher
granted, and Krb wa. called Ex
1 ator Dill i. among oaun.el for defense.
David Shapbard promitad to marry a
' Bridgeport widow, who wa much hir ,
r .enior, on condition that.lie would relea.e
him from a debt of SIM) lor board ; hut he
a refuted, after getting a receipted bill, and
*ihe bat tued him for breach of ptoiuise. <
0 An eaginaer in Denver w* cru.hed un
der bia wrecked locomotive, and could n> l <
be readily taken out. He endured the
j gony two hour., and then cut hi. throat
II with hi. pocket knife.
, The Emperor Wilbelm ay ha never ■
1 ifaala better than when he i at home "in
i- hi. own Berlin" There must be to pl*ce
tlike, home, considering how only a lew
week, back the old man was peppered,
L) j with buck.hot in the Vnleraen Linden.
Gov. llartranft ha reprieved Sharp and
is' McDonnell, iloilie llaguira. who were toj
i- he hanged at Maucb Chunk next Wed
nesday, ufltil January lfivh IBT.i.
; | We print envelope, a* low as $1 per |
thousand. Bend u. your envelopes. We;
j print letter heads, and statements a. low
"|S $1.25 per UKIO, when person, find th<-
d paper. Thi* is lower than you can get it
i done for in llie cay.
An explosion ol nitru-glycerine and
gunpowder in coal niin<- at Karlington,
Ky , blew le piece, a train of car. and
killed a negro.
'* The Musical G"nvction of Centre
" Hall is postponed until lurther notice
f, They are .till looking around for a King
Ij for tiulgaria Wa Dominate Cliarly M'-
Cormick.
ro ieen Victoria i. a little unwell. Other
ea folk, get a little tick too sometime*. *
The tanalo pard Mr. Edmund, elec
ft toral bill. Wa printed tha feature, ef it
■v ia la.t Reporter.
Tea to twenty inch#, .now, last week
in weit.rn Miuouri. Twenty-two inches
ia Kaosat. with fearful .lorms.
The merits ol Dr. Hull's Baby Byr
[)( i up are acknowledged by all who have ev
(i j. r u.ed it for the disease, of infancy
j Price only 25 cent, a bottle,
n Hamilton i improving.
jy A PEW DROPS OF AMMONIA
WILL HAVE MUCH WORK.
11 liotiie-kceper* ahuulii |iurcimtMt a
supply of ammonia to use in house
cleaning - The hualiatxl has every-*]
thing to lighten his labors. Now sup-*
lo pose his wife had her bottle of ammo
nia to use . she lakes a basin of water
* 7 and a clean cloth, puts on n few drops
of the fluid? itud wipes off all the dirt;
8 it is worth more than a half day's
*" hard labor and does not hurt the paint
either. She could put a few drops in
,° r her dishwater, and see how easily the
| dishes could be cleaned ; a few drops
t ion a sponge would clean all the win
ty dows in the silting room.ui iking them
jahine like crystal. It would take
The Fall Season lur lite year 187H is now opening and a New and EXC ELLENT STOCK Of
FALL AND W INTER GOODs IS COMING IN
AT CiIHIOF.N HEIMFU A CO. S, CENTRE II ALL, and which will bi *old *t LOWEST FIGURES. They hae an imtneuse stock ami re'l riored ia every line. THEV HAVE
I)rc>ts (hit II Is. Chit It inn;. Hals A" Caps, Hauls >Slioi>s, .Vol ions, Groceries, Ae„ at Lowest Prices.
IT WILL UK TO VOIR IN TO "PATRONIZE YOUR HOME MERCHANTS," INSTEAD OF GOINO AWAY FROM HOME. GIVE U3 A c:AL> IMMEDIATELY.
KEEPS THE BEST ROLE LEATHER-VERY CHEAP. IS\AC OOOOENHFIMEB
•' * ■- - - - - - - - - *
__ nyaiii M m mmm aa mam m ana mmm aw*ww m r a an n
ISTIC.IVtA.N King ClotHier
of Centre county.
IS BELLING IS SELLING IS SELLING IS SELLING
Winter Suits Sd.s(l. Over Coats $2.50. Underwear 30c. Boots 51.75.
ANL> EVERY THING ELSE LOW IN PROPORTION,
tmjT"' Challenge the County Heat my PRICES and
AND SHOW AH LABUK A STOCK OK CLOTHING AS 1 UAVK. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER BY FIRST CLASS TAILORS AT VERY LOW PRICKS
3 Opt ; m.
THE PLACE—S. &A* LOEIL
For 25 vears we have been the leaders
II 111 II I'KIOS.
and for the same length of time have
demonstrated the fact beyond dispute,
and are selling all classes of goods
cheaper than ever.
.VOTEOUR
.ALT, ...00 I-EU SACK of . LBS .
E\CHEI) MUSLINS ATS CENTS PER YD.
j nur.Avtie. GOODS AT 8 CENTS PER YD.
VI P\C\S AT 15 CENTS PER YAU'V
" LA Dl ES MOROCCO BOOTS AT $1.25.
MEN'S BOOTS FOR TWO DOLLARS.
I. ADIKS BLACK COATS its LOW a. $2.50.
With an tssortmcul never equalled in this couutv.
BLACK all WOOL CASH MERES at 50c.
We carry t*>" l'gr-t and cheapen Hock of Clothing in Centre county-teoourgood*
Sefcre purcha.ing
the fttains fl treepnons too. m<l n U-|
hles|>m>nfol iu the mop p*i! wuM d
more toward waehuig up the kitchen c
fluir ihnn ten pounds of elbow g ease
applied Mth<- mp handle. A house
wife has just a* much right to make,
hr w..rk fi<v and rxiwdiiioua a* her ,
husband ha* If she d.ww not do it. £
the fault i- If r own in a great metis
ure. — Farm ami Fireside.
Sulphur for diphtheria: Mr John -
S Wilm, a sufg<-" ( Thorocouibe. J
Dorset, wril*" I" the L utinn fifue* i
that after two cn> * of malignant
diphtheria out of aortic nine or ten he ;
had b en calKI to ailcnd had proved ,
fatal, the mother ot a irk child show
ed him an < vrarl fr. m an American '
p|H-r concerning a | ractitioner who t
used sulphur n cure the disease. Ac- i
eordingly he used milk of sulphur for
infanf and flowers of sulphur lor old
der children and adults, brought to a
creamy consistence with glycerine;
( j, M ._' a tctsjwK.nful or more, accord
tag to age. three or f tur time# a day.
swallowed slowly, and application of
the same to the nostri s with a sponge
Resulu; he did tmi InM a case mere
or elsewhere, and he succeeded insav
mg life when the aHVclton had almost
blocked the throat
■ tit it i in.
NOT "28 Mr Theophibis Pl#l< her, OFI
H.wsrd, to Miss Mary A llai o! Mount
„ i
Dac. ft, Mr. Wn. II Brown to Miss Sa
die 15. Banders, both of Mount Eagle-
Dec 1. Win. H Pack-r, of Boech
Creek, l's . to Mist Flotilla S. Bolopue, of
Eagie*ille, Can re co.. l'a
Dec 0, Mr Joseph II Keiile*. to Miss
Caliie Siiodgrais, alio! Mill Hail, C inlob
roanU, l'a
111 Kit.
Ontha llth i"st.. UeoXge Swart*.Sr.j
ot I'enn iwp . Centra , l'a . ar<l el
yar. 7 months and 10 (lays. [Stephen
son county (111. papers please copy
On the 18ih, in Potter iwp., Jacob
Sprow, aged To yesrs
VI'DIToK S NOTICE—In tbe Com
moo I'lea- ot Centra count*. No
<. Aug T. 1877. L• Fa. So HI, Aug
Tbos McCoy use of tbe heirs of W ea-lell
Bartholomew, doe'd, vs. George B*r j,
! tholoin-w. j'
The auditor appointed by the said Court
■to distribute the funds in Nbeetfl'a hands,
arising I ruin tho sac of defendant a real
c-late to ami NHIOC< those legally entitled
! theraio, will attetiH to the duties of hi- an
j pointmetil on Friday the ird day ot Jaatt
ury 1879 at liis .-tfice in Belielonie. at ID
o'clock of said dsy. where all partiea in
■ tare-ted may atian J. W. F It KB It It,
l'.t dc Audn#r.
VUIJITOH S NOTICE - In the Courti
nl t'omm-oi l'ess of Centre coun-.
ty ifo. 26K, No* T. 1877. Let. Fa- No.
j I*l3 Aug 1.1878 !
Malleiotite B and L. Association *i. Buhi
and Gaoll.
Tb undeisigned auditor appointed by.
the Court to ilistrihuto tho fund in the!
bands of tho Sheriff arising Iron the sab
ut tbe Heal Esta •of Bull! sad GsUll, tj
and among those legally entitled thereto
will attend to Iu- uni n-s at the officii of
Alatander A 1.*.-r, in tho borough ft
Bellalonle. oil M inlav the 18th day of
January. 187b, el '0 o'clock a. in., o!
which all pa-lie* use notice.
11. A. McKEE.
19 dc St. Auditor, j
SPECIAL OFFER
FOR 1879.
We will pay the Postage and send
The New York
Weekly World.
An Eig'll Pago Newspaper,
j From Now Until January Ist, 1880,
FOR
ONE DOLLAR.
50 Cents for Sit Months,
OR
10 Cents to January 1, 1870.
New is the time to
FORM t LUBS.
Bead the following ;
ITO CLUB AGENTS —An extra cop*
for club of ton, separately sddressed
The Semi Weekly World lor club ot
1 twenty, separately addressed. The
Daily World (or club of fifty, separate
ly addressed
TERMS: Cash in advance. Send Post
Office money order, h*nk draft or reg
istered letter. Bill, sent by mail will be
at risk of sarider.
Adduian to club listx may be made a<
' an. time in tbe yeiir HI the abote rates.
Speeinen copies, posters. Ac., sent tree
whererer and whenever desired. Address
' ad order, to "THE WORLD."
i|lUdec3t •% Park Kuw New York.
For hog cholera uw a mixture of
soft aotp and milk. Pouraoap ud
of wash day* inio the twill barrel*, it
will make hog* thrive.
Gall* on the shoulder* of draught
ht.r-e- mty be cured bv di*nlving MI
drachm* of iodine to hall a pint of al
cohol and applying twice a ay.
Vt* DITOR'S Nt'TICK —The auditor
m iMut.tc l by tha Orphan." IVmrt
o) Ci sira cuanty. Vo diunbuta tha fund,
in the band* of the admir.utrator af John
lit.he!, dee'd. who wit executor of the •
late of I't-ler I)urt, dee'd, as thown by
the Cm, seretid and third partial aecounu
filed, ato! also lo bear and MM uon the
rxceplioo. filed to tha fourth and final ac
count of the *aid executor a* fiied bv the
.ai l administrators, and make distribution
to and among-t thou- legally entitled
thereto, will attend to tb duli* of hit ap
|M>inttne,;t at bit office, in He!lefotlle, oa
s:ti-dav, the eleventh dav of Januarv.
\ D If-" * at 1" o'clock, A M of ta:d
dav l. t FOHTJKY,
12 dee hi Auditor.
I GENTS jj
WANTEII
roa of a *
GREAT WORK
xow jx raraa.
THE IXDCSTRIAL
HISTORY I MTKH STATES.
Hi ing a comp.rta history of a' 1 tha im
oortai.t tndutiric. of Amanca. including
Agricultural. Merhao.oal. Manulaeturing.
Mining, (kuumarcial and other aotarpria
i-t Ab -ut BMW large , ctavu paKand 3tU
fine engraving..
NO WORK 1 IKK. IT EVER Bl'B,
LIsIIKD-
For term* and territory apply at once to
The Henry Bill Publishing Co. Nor
wich, Conn. 12 dec fit
Awarded the Highe*t Medal at Vi
cooa and Philadelphia.
E. &H. T. ANTHONY CX).
SIM Broadway, New York.
Manufacturert, Importeri ft Dealart in
Velvet Frames, Album*. Grapho
scope*, Stereoscope* and View*,
Kngring. Chromot. Phot .graphs, and
kindred goods—Ceiebritiet, Actresses, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
We are headquarter* for everything in tho
way of
iSteroeoplicous and Magto LaDterni,
Kach sly la being the bett of its class in the
* Market
Beautiful Photographic Transparencies of
Statuary *nd Engravings for the window.
Convex gists. Manufacturer* of Velvet
Frame* for Miniatures and Convex Glas*
Picture*.
Catalogues of and Slides, with
directions for using, sent en receipt of tan
cents. 12dr6*
|
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
Importer* of
Pure China and Japan Tea*,
Supply Teas to Storekeeper*, in oriainal
packages, at lowe-t import prices.
Supply Tea* lo Druggi ta, Geu rral Deal
er* and others, peeked in handaotno sealed
package* of one pound each, ia canister
of the same capacity, and 5 ib*., 10 iba,
and 20 lbs boxes
Supply Tea. to Peddlers in haif pound
and --no pound bags, plain or printed, at a
more liberal discount than is given elte
' where.
Supply Teas for Club Order*, and allow
a larger commission than uual, and in all
care* guarantee the quality of their good*
Tho WolU Ten Co., is one of tha large*'
and most reliable house* in the trade, and
and all parties requiring Teas should send
for a circular
THE WELLS TF.A COMPANY.
21)1 Fulton Street,
P. O Box 4560. I'ddHt New York
W ITERS" Orchestrion chimes ORG AW
ixhf snual braiillfal
I| e S loaeever made.
I'enrertwetep, wkb
l lISHI mwnt a'W^srrrd*,
AI„N€'KHT,VKHPK."t KNTKNNIAI,
tiIIMKN, CIIAI'KL, and I (tTT.tIiX OH
r VAN*, is I'slqiir *>each t'ssrssrsMere
ry reapeet Fllt-T C I.AHH.
! WATERS'PIANOS,".'.r.fdft
AHK THE IIKST MAUK |tA* Tane, Taarh,
W orUtnanlil|>,A llurNbllllv t naurpaaaed.
Warranted fr i*IX YKAK.
RKK KT BXTRKMEI.Y I.OXV far cask.
Monihly laaiallmrata received, A IJkeral
lllaraiiat t IWUrt. Mtnultrt.Churcka.Sckool*.
' rtc. (lII.ATA \VtlVrt:D. Nperlalladacr.
rorntaiolhe trade.lllaatralrd f°ataloere
MaHrd.Hecoßd-hand liairumentaiU*real
Bsrxsißa IIOKAt K WATER* di SON*.
.Manufacturer* Old Dealers,
40 EAST 14ih eTRKKT, t'NION
" Wt|t ABE, SEW YViUk, tfajf KM?-
l'ddcly
■ ' 1 ■ 111 * EL ~iII II ''l in HI —i——jgp
HARRY K. IIICKS,
(Sueceattor to T. A. Hick* <1 Bro.)
WHOLESALE ft RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty, &c., <fce.
tor tie,> ha* the ttgonrj of the South Bead Chilled Plow Tor thl* fountj.-%*
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT SELLS THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODS
T?X ECU TORS' NOTICfc.—
Letters testamentarv on tha as la la of
Wtti Allison, late of I'ottar twp . de
ceased. having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate (
are required to make immediate payment,
and ibu** having claim* against the same
to present them, duly authenticated by '
law. for seitirinent.
All account* remaining unsettled after.
Jn V 1. 'TV. will be placed in tba bands ol
a Justice for collection
WM M ALLISON.
JAS A BEAVER ]
Executors. ]
Spring Mill* Market.
Wheat WJ.
Rye, 45c.
Corn, ears, per bu. new, ,45c
Gals, 22c
Buckwheat, 75*.
Clovrrseed, $3 00 to SS T5
Chop, per ton, S2O 00.
Plaster, grftund per ton, SIO.OO
Flour, per tbi $5(1)
Butter, 1 etc.
Tallow. 7c.
Rags. 2c.
Eggs per dog., inc.
Tub washed wool Ssc,
Packed butter worked over, Klc,
Coal. Retail By Car. Gross.
Eg, $4 65 $4 20
Ntve, SSIV $4 f5
Chestnut $4 25 $t ft)
Pea. $2 tsu $2 55
Composed of Wool end hiik Felted to
getaer with It aSi'k next to tba foot. A
• urt reiiai for Rheuaiatism ar,d proul
against C-dd and Damp Feet Many a
cold and tha a'.iandam consequances prs
vented by using these goods Sent by
mail to any address oa receipt of 25 cenD j
State sire .f shoe worn, and if tar (seal, 1
Lady or Child.
Canvassers and A genu de well with
thewe go-ois D W JOHNSON
19dc4t 323 Arch Street, Pbii'a.
—. ——~ rrr: r j
NEW MILLINERY STORE AT
MII.LHEIM.
MRS. ANNA M. WEAVER
I Takes pleasure in announcing to the pe*>-
pie ot M iilbeius and vicinity, that she
has opened a >' and Elegant
j STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
on Salurdav. October 19th JPTA
A full line of choice and tasbiuna
geods always on hand at popular pricw
IlrraswmakinK, and all kind* oft
FAMILY SEWING with the new 6-t*;
Planer and Trimmer f--r tnakir g hU kinds
f aide knife, b--x and tan Plaiu ; Fluting t
Quilting, and Zcphyring, will be a prom-'
inenl feature of business. 24 oct 2m. I
'HO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
L CKRN.—The books and vendue
notes of the late Dr Peter .Smith, dee'd.,
have been ieft with Wm B Mingle,
whereall interested will please call and,
raaka settlement without further delay, at
after January 1, 1*79, tha books and not**
will be plqred in hands of a Justice ot the
I'owce lorcoilaction by 'egal process.
24 oct U CHARLES SMITH, Ex. )
PrTVATK SAL E - A CHOlC'i
FARM AND HUUSK AND LOT.
—The f.-llowing described propertv. ol;
-John Emmert, dee'd, situate in llarrisi
twp., Centra county, one FARM, contain-1
ing ona hundred and thirty three acres,
m->re or less, bounded by lands ol R. Kv
erhart, dee'd. .lame* Gl-no, McFailea,
Dr. Henderson, dee'd, and others, is ofler 1
ed at private sale. The tarm is well Va
tered, a never failing stream of waf r run .
ning through the tarm and w-lb.n thirty
yards of the barn, also, a of never
failing w ater at the bous, witu good pump
in it The improvement* are a Urge
FRAME HOL'SK, two stories high, al
raiiti new, a FRAME BANK BARN,
loriy-five by eighty feet and ail other nec
essary outbuilding* This is one of the
best producing farms in this section for all
kinds ot grain • is all limestone land. A
large ORCHARD ot choice fruit on the
premises.
For particulars inquire of Wm. Weru
on the farm
Also one HOUSE and LOT situated in
Boalsburg, Centre county, the bouse is 2
st irles high, with kitchen attached to it,
and ail necessary outbuilding*, also a goo i
stable, a never tailing well of water with
good pump. The lot is well set with fruit
tree* ol best quality.
Also 2 acres and 123 perches oi excellent
land situated near the German Reiormeu
church in K-ialsburg, witbtii two squares ol
above house
JOSIAiI NKFF, Executor of J Km
inert, due d. Sept 6 if
Th* m*t u--ful |>rv*vnl
For 1 nr it lie,
|nt#n<S*d wits, -a.-tiisc or slater, t* -<as of our Nn-kl*
Pisted sod Co|l*hd Kltttiuc or Crln>|>iaa trow *
Ir >* on as, t-sadle and st srualb Hs.la.-sd Pricsa.
klaa I.svsnstd* Maims Iroo, *.l Ji Hum* Holla*
sod i'rtmi-ln* Iroß. :*. SKSF I'liKPAltl on rv
CVSI>I t'f tit lev
fie will Mfg (Jo Pittsburgh, Pa.
r. O Bo*. o<*. or lt Psnn tunas
I As Aesnl Wanted In Ibis Count*. Honrs*
] V7. i. 3>3A/ / £ a ,
NnOLMAKLH,
Respectfully informs the citixen* of Cen
tre Hall and vicinity that he ha* opened a
> new shop in the old Bank Building. New
work turned out according lo style,and all
kinds of repairing neatly done, and on
short notice. Price* reduced and to suil
the times. 7 feb.
OKNTRK HALL
Furniture Booms!
EZHt KRVMRUVE,
respectfully inform* the citizen* of Centri
county, tiiHt he tin* bought out the ol*
stand ot J. O. Deininger, and ha* reduce*
the prices. He has constantly on ham
und makes to order
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS,
SINKS,
WASHBTANDB.
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
TABLES, ftc., Ac.
His stock of ready made Furniture i
large und warranted of good workman
ship, and is all made under his immedial
supervision, and is offered at rates cbeape
than elsewhere.
Call and see hi* stock before purebasfn,
elsewhere. feb 2
BKIOK FOB SAUL —Fira* Ha*,
on hand foraalaal Zerbe's Centra Hall
brica yards. These brick are <
offered so low that it will pay portents at a
distance to come here 'or them.
Intending to conlii *in the manufar-'
tura of brick tbay wtl kept constantly
>n hand, and fa'irtnd wments o{fared toj
purchasers.
Tatigtf H K. ZKRBE
pIL S O. GUfKL i US,
Dentist, M Uheim.
1 flf,ntli|inlMawtlwm oau* out-tw Its Is
!l>rt**i*dl*(art*ißill|e as ta ta* keatal pro
'MSMM*
! H* it sow fall) erepara* u nteaet tHUsStesUi
wnam ai an*
! -Spring Mills, Pa.,
GIUINTIOUSE
COAL YARD.
J D LONG 8
New Grain House is
Now Readv for The]
Reception of
WHEAT,
(at the HIGHEST CASH PRICK and the
• !lE>T CUAL tn Market o!d at the very
i owest price.
Hides! Hides!
Bring your Hide* and receive the Ilighert
Price for tbrm.
I also keep lor sale UPPERS KIP?*,!
CALF !">KINS, and HOLE LKATUEK
at lowest pncea
Also a full line of
Harness, Saddles. Collars,
Bridles. Halters, Whips, etc.
jal the very Lowest Prces.
; lOucl Sm
NEW
Grocerj and
Confectionerj,
AT CENTRE HALL
The undersigned has opened a new Gro
cery and O-nieCtionery. and will alwavsl
keep a full line --f goods, at loa<-si poosible
fi rices, and kindlv ask* a share of the pub
ic patronage. His stock consist* of
COFFEES,
SUGERS. TEAS, SYRYPS,
SOAPS. SALT.
A H kinds of
CHOICE TOBACCOEB ANDSEGARS,
and all fruiu of the season generally in
bmck
BEST SWEET POTATOES
Also a lull tine of CONFECTIONERIES
All kinds of country produce taken in ex*
j change.
I sell low for CASH and PRODUCE.
.<Uept v C. DINGKS.
jSpring Mills (). K !
NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS! j
at I. J. Grenoble'* Store !
SPRING MILLS,
has the good*. Largest stock 1
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than
Ever,
And now extendi a "dial invitation to
his friends, patron* id public general
:
Al*o a Compleli Awortraent ol
> Bendy Made Clotbii for men and
' boy*. Sitila as low a* to be bad in the
! city.
imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS!
Full lines of
MERINO UNDERWEAR*,
, For Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses aDd
Children.
1 Hosiery. Gloves. Bonis and Shoes, i
' H ATS, CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL !
i CLOTHS,
And the most complete assortment of
i NOTIONS
n Central Pennsylvania, and t>rires that
willcompel rou in self defence to buy ol
,btn . Also Fish, Salt. etc. 18 c
A full line of Howe Sewing Machine*
and Needle* for all kinds ot machine*
|
Alto deal* in all kind* of Grain. Mar
ket prica paid for tha same. A specialty
■'in COAL by the carload.
' New Pianos $125
Krh. and all style*, including GRAND,
SQUARE and UPRIGHT all strictly
i rirsf flow, sold at the lowe-t net cash
nlwholesale fartory price*, direct tothe pur
- chacr These Ptan<* made one of the P.n
'e*t displays at the Centennial Exhibition,
and were unanimouly recomm-nded for
the Ii to'tKST Ho ORS— over 12 000 in use.
Regularly incorporated ManufacturingC.
I —Factorv established over 86 years, ihe
. Square Grand* contain Mathusbek's new
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the
inreatesl improveinetil in the history of I'i
anmaking. The Upright* are the finest
lujin America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't
d fail to write for Illustrated and Descrip
Id live Catalogue of 48 l-age-—mailed free
I MENDELSMOUN PIANO C 1
|5 sept ly 21 fU-l 15th Street, N. Y
W. A. CURRY
: 3 ?tlr?R^Ss,S.*Ar"
• Would moit respectfully in fort theclt
?2 sen* of thts vjcinity, that he has started i
Boot and Shoe Shop, and would hi
er thankful for a share'of the public patron
age Boots and Shoo* made to order anr
* according to style, and warrants hi* worl
M to equal any made elsewhere. A1) kind
of repairing done, and charges reasonabh
Gl?g him a call. fablß lj
Jas. Harris § Co.
NO 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
IROiVNAILS,
P A 1 N T S,
i oilsT ETC.,
J AS. 11 A,.Kls A CO.
tielUfunU.
•orBA KG A INS.
Bargains!
Bargains!
In MEN'S sad BOYS,
BOOTS and SHOES I
also a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at
LOUIS DOLL'S Shoe Store,
oppnaitc the Hush h uw, Bellefonta,
rtntiw formerly occupied • V Jab*
Powers. itpi26y
Candy Manufactory & Bakery.
Air. Attirri huth,
At th
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
lis tiuw making trie vrrv lie*t
BKEAO. CAiiKS AND PIES,
in Beliefonus
Candies and Confections.
He a)*o manufacture, alt kind* of eau
dim. and dealer* can purrba*e of bin a*
o a* in the ettj. Canoim f all kind* al*
way* on hand, !• get' • r with Orangat,
Lvniuna. F<f Date*. N uto, Kyrupm, Jal
tie* and everything good.
CENTRE COUNTY OYSTER DEPOT
An Excellent oyster saloon alto at
I ached to the Bakrrr Call and Mt
me. ALBCKT KAUTH.
ml
1M PO RPA NTO"fRXVELJERar
-TH K
BUSH HOUSE!
tUU.LKFoTL. PA
Ha* been recently thoroughly renovated
and re tun red, and under th management
nf the New Proprietor, Mr. GEORGE
HOP PES. formerly *d \Y m.purt, ia Srsb
cla* in ad it* appointment*
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offer, d tu ibuw to attendance at court
and other* remaining in town for a few
idavn at a time.
The la rami and most mprrbiy Deitfaod
Hotel in Central Penrnylvania.
Alt modern cunveciencaa, Go try the
j Buh buuc.
;Bau GEO DOPI'ES. Propr.
HENRY BOOZES',
(omt: II 41.1..
W4*CT<-Trm*a o*
Saddle*, Hirttu Bridle* Collar*, Whipa,
Flynrt* and aim. he. j,* im hand CuUoa
Net*, etc Price* low a* arjr wbera elae.
Alt kind* of repai-ing done. The bast
•took al way* kept on band All wort war
! ranted A -hare of tbe public patronage
I '* '-'lMted 11 apr. lj f
War! War! War!
ORGANS!ORGANSIORCANSI
SEWING MACHINES I
, Sewing Machines!
AFM 1,1 Nlop Pnrlor Organs,
Price $3lO, For 9110 I kmli.
. 9 Slop I "gall*. New, tor $7O ttk— Prioa
S„TO 00.
■ Sewing Machines fiuarsntped Ntw,
snd hr Pe|>rm>iited. Mr 125 00.
COME SEE AND RE CONVINCE®.
COME ONE. COME ALL
to the New Mu-i a Sewing Machinastart
I Of BUNNELL A AIKENS.
Allegheny UtraaL
2ojuly Belietenta, P
(• Jr owo loan St On till trim
I I anai"- ia R**or. ii jou want buatnaa* a*
,nli If Iwhkb i-ermju*. t ettbei art can niakagnaS
* , \f/ V ll the tun* 'haj w..rk, wrlu, for nam
UcuUr* to 11 Hal4J.ll AUC I'orUud'lla
I S*ninr. y ________
■■ IA V. KORTNEY Attorney at Law
I 1 / Bellefonte. Pa. Office over Ray
n..M* hank l4may'Sf
; PENNSVALL" Y BANKING-CS.
' CENTRIC HAUL PA.
„ BEOBIV K DbPOMll.s and allow Inter *
test; Discount Not.*; Buy and
t B*l Government Seouriti*
Gold and Coupon*.
WN WOLF, WM B. M ■ >as,
Prea't. .hDa
¥ L. SPANGLEP. Auorrie. Law
•MM auoiaultation* in* Knglftb . i lI.P
-2n tunc* in Fuui'l new buili,
Urnn make money faater *1 nork far a* Ilonilu,
I bin, else Capital not required; ,r*
you *l2 per d.y mt horn* in.de l,y lb* 1 adnata**
on. Men. women Ikjjt* and air's vautad nram
wbnre to work for o Sow t. tha time CM*
■ onrftt and term* froa. AddrmwTaCK A Co AnraaS.
>* Maine. SSmarTx
1
j 1 Lincoln HutterPowder. make* bad
, ter sweet andhnrd, and quieker to cbuia
l ( Try it—foreaieat Wm. Wo.l'* stota.
J