THE OENTKE reporter.
Centre 11*11, P*. Th'rtd. Dec.. 26, '7B.
ya**TEßM*.—s2 per y Mr, when paid *>
ulrante: 5*2.60 when not paid in advance.
Advertisements Jlkf* prr linefor t Are* in
sertions, and b cents per lint for trtry sub
sequent insertion. Advertisements Ay 'A*
year at a liberal Jitttmf.
Subtrnbertonltidt the county thould re
entf us \Q cts. amount of one year s post
age, instead o/20cft a* formerly when paid
6v themselves.
Subscribers ran always tell bote their ac
counts stand at the Reporter ofKcs by con
suiting the tables on facir papers If the
table roads "John Roe 1 jan "76" it means
that John is indebted for subscription frt-m
tht I*4 of January, 1876, and that it i*
fim A- wa.* paying the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LODGE MKKTIKOB
Cum Hu.i tooom. Mo. w*. 1 Q.gt Q..f ,*•••"
Salantaraaaatae la th* iVdS Faltewa Hall
r a ronmaan. *••>. J. > At#xeo.s. <-
Oi.o roar tone*. We. Rt. ' -,f'
MonUa* avaatu* oa at before *ah fwitl aieen lath*
OSS Fallawa Hall. M
C. F Hltucill. Sect. D C KEtt *■ w ■
Faonaaaa (latent Wa. tt For H, aaaaja at hat
Hall. Oanlra Hall aa tha Salanta* • ev helora
an altf M and aver* !.< *;t" anev,.la a
Eallar M attar UoattP Rwowa Sac I
For Pure Drug* go to Zwller't Drug
tlore, Britckerheff row. 14 nov 3m.
Thi* issue tho Reporter it published
one day in advance of the usual lime, to
give Ihn "boyt" un early let off.
——A merry Christmas and a happy
New Year, to every reader of the Repor
ler.
The new Howe it admitted to be the
king of tewing machines—it tet* all other*
in the shade. Don't buy any other until
you hay# tried the new Howe.
DP. Lute, of thi# place, hat invtnt
ed the hot# au#Age-*tuffer.
Get yenr 1879 greceriee at Secbler'*
and you'll hare n happy New Year
drug* tnd medicines, go to Oreen'a in tho
Both house block, where are nlto kept
fancy and toilet article*.
—Next week, according to cuttoni.
there will be no paper ittued from thi* of*
flee. Hope our patron* will all eivjoy a
merry Christmas, and hate a btppy N w
Tear.
Had about four inches of tnow on
Saturday, which brought out the tltight
and merry jingling hell*. The weather
was eery stormy and cold. On Monday
morning mercury wa* down to t ero-
"VTe are in receipt of the fir *t copy of
a monthly paper called "The Veechar,
published by EldriJge A Bro., I. North
Seventh St., Philadelphia, at 50 cU per
anuum It it printed on fine panur, w-lb
faultless typographic execution. We
have no doubt it will be welcomed by ed
ucator*.
How many of our patrons who are
in arrears over a year will makt up their
mind* thit 1579 (hall not catch them in
that fix?
L. L. Brown, at the depot. Belle'
fonte, gives the best Cash prieee for all
kinds of grain, and sell* coal low at any
other dealer tn thisceuity, if not lower.
The Lewistewn Gazette says every pa
per in the United State* ought occasional
ly to keep the fact before its readers that
burst corn it a certain and speedy cure
for bog cholera. Th# best way is to mske
a pile of corn on the cobs, effectually
ecorch it and then gire the affeeted hogs
free access to it. This rsmedy was dis
covered by accident by K- E Lecke, Esq.,
at the time his distillery was burned in
\his county, together with a large lot of
stored corn which was so much injured ss
to he unfit for use, was hauled out and
greedily eaten bj the hogs, several of
which wore dying daily. After the sec
ond day net n tingle hog was lest, and the
disease entirely disappeared. The reme
dy has been tried since in n number of
ea*e end has never failed.
—The Bulgarians are still on tbe bust
of a king, and having read in th# Rxroa
tbb ef King O'.othier Newman, have eoa
eluded te offer him th* D rone. Newmen
can't and will not accept—Ceotr* county
can't afford to let him go, for clothing
would at once go up, and the people would
suffer, and tbe consequence would be a
war between Bulgaria and Centre counts
We must keep Newman here to keep
down the price of clothing. Long live
Newman king of the clething business.
H sella th* best and cheapest.
Don't forget th* Festival that will
beheld at Centre Hall, Dec. 31, Jan. 1,
and 2, closing en Thursday evening, Jan.
2, with a Concert by lb* Jubilee Singers,
of Bellefonte. Com*.
The St. Louis Globe-Demoerat, of 16,
prints an interesting sermon, on "Wralh
and Love—Their Relation to Each Othsr
in the Divine Economy," by "ur young
friend, and former contributor to the Re-
PORTER. Rev. S L. Stiver, formerly of
Potter's Mills. The Gtobe- Democrat prof
acee Mr. Stiver's sermon with these re
marks :
▲l the High Street Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning, the pastor, Rev. 3 L
Stiver, preached a sermon on the Relation
of God's Wrath to Hit Love, Tha Rsv.
Mr. Stiver ii a recent graduate of the Un*
ion Theological Seminary, of New York,
and baa bad charge of the High Street
Coagregation (lace Septensber last Ua
der his ministration th* attendaaee on the
various services has increased, and th*
members of the church look forward to a
hopeful future. The pastor is a gentlemen
of medium stature, young in years, who
bat evideatly prepared himself for th# sa-
cred dut.ee of bit office by careful and
thorough training. Hi# discoorset are
characterized by logical strength and an
originality and freshness of thought.
"I wonder, uncle," taid a little girl, "if
men will ever yet live to he five hundred
or a thousand years old?" "No my
child," responded the old man : "that was
tried once and the race grew so bad that
th# world bad to ba drawnad."
Harper's Magazine, fer January, i*
an excellent number and centains a larga
amount of interesting and valuabla read
ing matter, which every one should reed.
It ts eiso profusely illustrated. This i
elte of the best publications in tbe coun
try, and now is a fevorabla time to sub
scribe. Published at $< a year. Address
Harper & Bros-, Franklia Square, New
York.
More Chriatma* good*, of a real sub
itaetial nature, have been purchased at
Secbler'a grecery, than at any three other
boute* in the county. All familiee have
retorted to Seehler'a ia order to ley ia •
gtore over the holiday*, of Sechler'* lu
gari, coffee*, tea*, dried and canned fruiu,
cheeee, vegetable*, meat*, nut*, eandiei,
iyrup*, and IO on, and in conaequence
there bas been pretty good livieg among
oar people. They got the purest, freabeit
and beat, for Sechler* keep none other*,
and they *ell at a trifle above coat. They
have the largest trade in the eounty, be
came it it known a* headquarter*, wher*
you can got any thing and got it right.
Very suitable Holiday present* can
he purchased at Green'* drug itore, in the
Buth home block. Call and see wb*t iie
has.
Goto Brown'*, near tbe depot, with
your grain, you get tbe highest price*
there. He keep* tbe cheapest coal, and
all kinds.
Try the Howe before you get aey
other sewing machine —A. C. Moore,
agent, Mileiburg, will fit# you one on
trial.
cbaapest *birt in tha State, or any other
clothing, go to the Eagle Clothing hall,
there'* the place where you get it.
Ask for Green's Compound Syrup
ef Tar aad Honey, if you suffer from
cough* er affection* of tbe throat. Tbe
best remedy out.
- Dr. Graff state* that tha decay of a
dead body underground, require* from 60
to W yean.
CIIIUNTM.4N.
Thit it * lailhful saying, and worthy of
all acceptation, that Christ Jesus awx In-
TO THE Woßt.n TO BATE SINXIR*. 1 Tim.
1. 16
Future evsnt* often oast their shadow*
Oet'ore thorn Thi* em woflhr Revolu
tionary war, 1776. the war of 1811?, an<l the
great Rebellion in Ifkil. And to there
were sign* of the mm leg of the Son of
men—indication* thet the Redeemer ol Is
-*el vki nhuul to moke Hi* debut The
prophecies were full of intimations ol thi*
kind, e. g , tlee 49 10. Ibe scvpttt iheli
not depatl Iront dudah, nor the law giver
I from between hi* feet, until Shiloh cotue ,
and unto Him shall the ga'hering of the
people be Read nlto the 35 and 63 chap,
era of Isaiah Ualah aeema to have writ
ten history rmther than prophecy Heen
large* both on the humiliation of Christ,
and the g'erv which w* to follow. Hut
the injiiirliial reetif predicted by liaiah,
Paul declare* An* happened, vit. : That
. hnt Jeu came into the world to tave
tinner*.
An impertant question: Mho was
Jem a Chkist T The *o!ulion of thu que*-
lion ineoleee two things :
I, 11k Divinity lie wai the Sen of
God He aa- the Wonderful. Counsellor,
the Mighty God, the everlasting Father,
the Prince of Peace, la. 0. & la the be
(inning waethe Wold, and the Word wa
with G hl. and the Word •* God. John
I 1. All thing* were made by llim ; and
without Him wa not any thing made that
wat made. John 1 3. lie uphold* aH
thiop by the word of bit power, lleb 1.
3. Napoleon taid to Hartrenfl: Je*u#
Chriet wa* no man. 1 have teeo men—
Catear, Nelson. and nsyteli, have founded
Km pi ret. We did it by miliUry power
Christ founded hi* kingdom by love, and
million* would die for Him todey. Jetut
Chritt it no man
2 Hit Humility, lie wa* the Son ef
man He wat the ton of David. Matt. 1
1 Jerut bimtelf taid : The tote* have
heiet, and the bird* of the air have netu ;
but the Son of uian hath net where to lay
h * head Matt. M. Jll lie increased in
wit otn and stature, and favor with God
and man Lk. 262 Tbo Word wat mad*
fl b and dwelt among u*.—ull of graee
and truth. John 1 14 He wat the man
Chritt J*u 1 Tun. 'J 6. To *uui up, tie
wa* the God-*wan
A FAiTurtfL SATtxo—Chriat J**u*
eem* into the world to *av* tinner* Th it
it an undoubted truth— a certain fact. At
letted.
1 By the prophet*, who foretold hi*
coming—*. g Jacob Gen 49. 10. Isaiah
58 Z-chariah. etc.
2 By the apostlet who taw llim by
sight,
t. By hi* eaetuie*—Pliny. A D 107,
Tacitut. 110. Suetoniout, lid. Porphyry,
350, and Julian, 360 Thett ell ,ette*t the
great doctrine proclaimed by St. Paul—
wilnet* fur lb# faithful taying.
4. Tha Ceaturion doe* the tame thiar,
taying. Truly this wat the Son of God.
M att. 27 64..
6 The experience of thoutand* who
have felt th# power of thit fa thful saying
in the regeneration of their heart* and the
sanetifleaiion of their toult, attest it* truth.
Read. Rom 2 6. lam not ashamed ot
ifaegottcl, it it the p-w*r et God unto
salvation, to every one that believeth.
6. Th# eilecu of thit taying on twciety
evtrywbere, tbow that it it true. Swear
er*. blasphemers, J-abbaiij breaker*,
drunkard*, etc.. tre reformed and changed
into good and piout men. llor-e racer*,
gambler* and prottituta* have been re
newed and saved. Paul, a persecutor
could say from experience, Thit it a faith
fut saving and wur-hy f all acceptation,
that Christ Jetut cam# into the world te
save tinntrt, ot whom lam chief, l'hit is
certainly not only a faithful, but nn tfect~
ual taying Now that the 1879 ib anniver
tary of the incarnation of the world'* Re
deemer it ne*r at band, there should bn a
grateful and befitting commemoration ef
tnia wonderful erent in the history of our
Redemption. Let not the example of
Paul be forgotten, who taid : Thanks be
to God fot Hi* unspeakable gift.
"Ye saints, proclaim abroad
The honor* of your King,
To Jttut, your incarnate God,
Your tongs of praise* sing."
J.T., Aaronsburg, Pa,
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Clear and bright the etars are ehining,
Pure the cotd enow drifts lie,
Wreathed fantastic round each hamlet.
Nestling Tale and mountain high.
From the tower the ice gems glitter,
Sparkling in the frosty light,
While the chimes from out the belfry
Ring the etory of thie night:
Telling how in ancient Jewry
Once the Savior, Christ, was born,
Lay a baby in a manger,
Suffering poverty and scorn ;
Telling all his life of anguish,
All his love for sin and men,
How he lived and toiled and suffered.
How he died and rose again.
Year by year they ring this story,
Bringing life and hope to earth,
Rolling back tbe miet of ages
To the hour of his birtb.
And anew we deck tbe altar
With tbe ever living green,
Where so oft, by faith discerning,
Emblems of hia love are eeen.
So, ob, Christ, thy Cbnrch has ever
Brought its Savior to its breast,
Asking nought on earth beside Thee,
Thou dear source of all its rest.
THK SSTDK* COPJITT Mum-On
Monday of lat WE-k, IITI the L wisburg
Journal. 18 the <s*e r Cm. vs Emanuel
Euioger, J' naiban Moyar, Israel Ere arid
Perry Bicghartwas tried at Middleburg
They were charged with the murder of
John Kinizler and wife on tba night of
the Bth of December, 18TT, who resided in
Adnm* township, that <>unty. The coun
sel for the Commonwealth were Simpson.
Van lrrer and Grimm; for the defend
ant*, Linn & Dill and T. J. Smith. It
was moved by the counsel fur the prison
ers to try the cases teparmialy, and the
Commonwealth decided to try Erb firet.
The principal witness for the COMMOl
wealth was Miss Mary Hartley. The de
fendants opposed the receiving of her evw
decce oa the ground that she was an ac
complice. The court ruled to accept het
evidence, but sa'd it appeared frum the
information be bad as if she was an ac
complice but her evidence could be re
ceived by the jury if the Commonwealth
by other witnesses corroborated the mate
riol points of her testimony Miss Hart
ley testified that she was in the company
of the prisoners on the evening of the
murder and near by when the murder was
committed, and ber evidence was strong
proof of the guilt of the parties. But the
Commonwealth was unable to product
otb-r witnesses to corroborate her evi
dence. The defendants presented numer
ous witnesses (.most of whom were rela
tive: of tha parlies implicated) to prova
that the prisoners were not out that night,
etc At the closa of the evidence Messrs.
Simpson and Van Gezar addressed the ju
ry for the Commonwealth and Msrs
Linn and Dili for the defendants Judge
Backer in his charge to the jury referred
to the evidence of Mary Hartley as that
of an accomplice and that the material
parts of ber evidence were not corrobor
ated by other witnesses. The jury went
out about <i o'clock on Friday afternoon,
and came in at 8 in the evening, with a
verdict of not guilty. There was no ap
plause with this verdict, tbe general opin
ion being that the prisoners were guilty
During the entire week the court room
was crowded, and tbe whole county was
aroused.
At a meeting of the Retormed Sunday
School, at Centre Hell, held Dec . 18.1878.
the following resolution* were read and
unanimoualy adopted:
WH Eases, Brother George Hoffer and
family are about to remove from our
midst and tbu* lever their connection with
our Sunday School to which they belong
ed unce iu organization, therefore,
Resolved, Tbet it it with feeling* ef sad
ne* and regret that we view tbi* separation
•bout to take effect, realizing that we sua
tain the loss of a worthy aaiietact superin
tandent, •• well as one of our oldest and
most faithful teechera. an efficient and de
voted organist, a retpectad L brarian. and
a number of our moet regular and atten
tive scholar*.
Resolved, That in their removal to anotb
er locality, we commead them to the con
fider.ee and christian fel owship ef all
Sunday school workers a* member* wor
thy ol such confidence and love, assured
that they will prove faithful co-workers in
tbe iuterast* of this department of Christ*
kingdom.
Resolved, That these resolution* be en
greased on our minutes, that a copy of
tbem be banded to Brother Hoffer and
family as a token of our love and esteepj
for tbeaa, and that they be published in
the Reporter. J. C. MILLER,
Secy.
Who sell* the new Howe Sewing
Machine? Why A. C. Moore, who is the
only authorized agent in Centre county.
Office, Milesburg.
Merry Christmas and happy New
Tear to all-
—Have you seen the new Howe ma
chine? it works like a charm.
—Go to Sechlers for tha best Groceries.
ITHE LAST OF JACK KKIIOK
Til K MOLLIS KIM. LAVS DOWN
HIS SCEPTER ON TUK GAL
LOWS AT POTTSVILI.K.
The Sixteenth Mollie Executed Since
the Hanging* Hepan in the
Cog I Regions.
(Special to tbe Patriot.]
Poltsville, .December 1A —Jack Kaboe
wa# executed An the jail yard of thla coun-
I ly to-day, and lbs event givos almost unl
tarsal MtUfartion in thi* community.
After Krhoo hsd bean apprised by hi*
wife yesterday afternoon that tbe I ant hope
hsd fle l tho requested hiai to urrender
on* ol b'.s died purpose* end permit tbe
photographer to take his lik#a#s for her'
beneht and that of hi# friends He was
accordingly eicorted to the Jail yerd,|
where he removed hit cloak end pipe and i
for two minutes, without sxhtbitieg any
nervousness, gated into the camera The
f picture wat indifferant, end the photo
grapher intended to tekeaVother hut too
much time was occupied ia devotions! ex*
i ervitet to repeat lb# eiperimeiit
Kehoe had retired last night st eleven
o'eloct and ay# he slept soundly until sis
o'clock this morning, when ha remark#'
to the usderkeeper that he never felt bet
ler la his life About halt past seven thi
aiorning bit spiritual adviser# (two Catho
lic priest#! were welcomed to hi* cell bj
the condemned, who entered into the bigt
mass ceremonies with apparent xe*t. His
wife, who remained almost under tV
shadow of the gallows until the final *cer. i
wa* alio present durine the progress e'
the religious exercises, she having entered
the cell a short time previous to the trriv
al ofthe priest* and had a final and afleel
ing interview with bsr husband. Two
Sisters of Charity also Joined in the exer
cite*.
About nine o'clock breakfast was served
to the culprit, who ate sparingly, having
for wesks been suffering from dyspepsia
Aftar further religious eterci.es. abou' '
10 16. the candidate for the gallows was
put in readiness for the solemn mtrch t> '
the place of execution. The procession '
was headed by the sbcr ff and warden, fol '
lowed cleaely by Kehoe aad the officiating '
priests and tbe Jury selected to hold the '
inquest. The atmosphere was piercingly 1
cold and the snow was slowly falling. 1
About 200 persons had assembled in the '
vicinity of the scaffold to witness the 1
hanging, and as th* familliar ferns of the
Mollie King emerged from th# priaoa in '
which be had for over two years been in '
carcerated a rush was made to get a 1
glimpse of his fsce. Kahoo hsd throwa '
over a black suit a cloak which he had '
worn before his arrest, and on the lappel 1
•f his coat n bouquet, furnished by hit 1
wife, was displayed Kehoe stood up well '
under the trying ordeal, walking with
steadiness nearly flily yard* and cor.d
ing the high steps leaJing to tbe gallows
unassisted and without betray ing any r.er- ,
yoiisnssi He carried a taper in his hand |
which tha wind extinguished before he ,
reached tha scaffold. The bold manner in
which be walked into the jaws of death
sxciied much surprise, the general im
pression, judging him by his frequent ex
hibitions of cowardice, being that he would '
break down under the strain, one of his •
old associates, who had tavtd his neck by
squealing on hi* partners in crime, having;
stated a lew Jays ag > that tbe Mollie king
would have to be carried to tbe galiowa.
Even while the fatal repe was danglinr.
about his shoulders he appeared urtroov-j,
ed. As th# time approached for the hang
ing he quietly rern"eJ the cioak and re-;
eeived the embraces of his priests and ex
changed kiust with them. He afterward
embraced tbe warden and imparted a kit*
on bit neck, whan lbs platform wa* clear
ed of all hut the sheriff and bis deputy,;
who remtiaed to adjust th* necessary par-;
apheraalia about the culprit. Before the (
pe'formanc# of this exertit# the sheriff,
asked Kaboe whether he bad anything to
say. The Mollie, with head erect, da
clared that he wat not guilty of the mur-]
der of Lacgdon and that he did not see,
tbe crime committed. As this statement
was in imitation of those of a number of,
the most notorious Mollie Magu.ro mur
derer# tha dying declaration confirmed
ratter than shook the belief entertained
of Keboa'a connection with th# murder ot
Langdon, an impression having prevailed
among members of tbe order that actual
participation in murder wat required to j
constitute guilt Having mads his last
speech be assumed a prayerful attitude,
and until th* white bag bid his face fromj
griew hit lips wsre in motion ss if he were
sng.-.gcd in supplication. The trap was
sprung about b.lfpaU tan, and tbe chief
of the murderous organization wat sus
pended between heaven and earth Th
body remained stationary a few minutes,
when violent convulsive movements #n
• ued. which clearly indicated that he was;
dying by strangulation. From the hip*
dewn tbe body was drawn up at least a
score of limes. Nine minutes after the
platform fell Kehoe was pronounced dead,
and two mioulet afterward be was cut
down. Tha rope, in spile of the care ex- j
ercised by Sheriff Msu in its adjustment,
slipped around to tbe front and caught a
little to tbe teft ofthe chin, makiag a dis
tinct gash. Tbe right eye was slightly
lacerated. Tbe body wat placed in a pet
ent ica casket by an undertaker who had
it in charge and convayed to his residence.
Thence it wat tskan on a special train to
Frarkville and from there to Shenandoah,
where it will be waked for two nights. On
Friday it will be conveyed by trsin toTa
maqua, where the interment will take {
place.
After th# remains of tbe fallen Mollie
had been removed from the jail yard the
large pri*on gates were thrown open and
the anxious crowd on the outside admitted
to see the gallows and other paraphernal
ia of an execution. Among tbo hundreds
who ruthei toward tbe tragic scene were
many women, who appeared to be even
more morbidly curious than tbe men
l Among the legacies ltft by Kehoe wat a
I card, written by himself, thanking hit
spiritual advisers, counsel and others for
: the kindnesses shown him.
FAThKR AND MOTHER KILLEt)
BY I WO SONS AND A BROTH
ER AND SISTER SHOT.
Knoxville, Teon., Dec. 14, 1878.—A |
moil appalling tragedy occurred en the
11th int., between the member* of e fern- '
ily named Epperson, redding in the lower
part of Hancock county, a few mile* from
Thornhill, near the scene of the Lee and
Leger murder*, which occurred a year
ace. Jt appear* that from incompatibility
uf temi erament, er *ome equally valid
caute, Mr. J. N. Epperton and hi* wife
could not live pleasantly together In their
old age, though the parent* of a large fam
ily, and a *eparalion wa* the result—lb#
■elf-divorced huaband leaving home. On
Wedneaday morning, however, he re
turned, and it wa* not long before he and
hi* wife from quarrelling proceeded to
blow*. At thi* juncture .John Kpperaon.
a one-armed ion endeavored to protect hi*
mother, whereupon hi* father drew a pock
etknife and inflicted four aeriou* wound*
on hi* remaining arm. A fearful struggle
eniued, in which the ion lucceeded in
wreitlng the knife from the graip of hi*
father, and immediately dealt the old man
a fatal hlow, the blade penetrating the
heart end producing intent death.
Soon after the above occurrence anether
•on, Thome* Kpperaen, returned home,
end aeeing the evidence* of the bloody
tragedy before him, aaked John if he took
bi* father'* part in the fight with their (
mother? Hi* hrether answered, "Ne ; 1 j
took mother'* pert " Thome* thereupon
rejoined, "Then I will take father'* part,",
and, drawing a piatol, began flring at his
brother, who ran into the home, Thome*,
following. Tbe mother attempted to keep!
bias from entering, but, with all hie worst'j
passions aroused to the high eat pitch, be,,
raited hit arm tad fired a pistol ball|
through her tiro**!, from the effort* ol
which rhe died in a few moment*
Without an instant * pens* after the
commission of this fiendish act the nmr.
dcrrr continued firing at hi* brother John,
whom, hewever, he failed to hit, though
he (hot another bother, (irorge Kppeieon,
through the thtgh. indicting n severe Ilrh
wound, nnd with another bullet shattered
Ibe knsd of oti of hi* siiler* who w in
the room, the horrified witrte** of the
bloody eot*. though powerless to |>rerent
them. It le feared the girl cennot tecuv
•r.
After committing the atrocious crium*.
iThome* Kppereon fled from the *. . ieof
murder end hee not yet been apprehand
ed.
John Kppareea aurrendared himself to
the nuihortlle*. hut wei acquitted. the t or
oner • jury finding that, in killing hi# fa
ther, he only noted in aall-dafeace.
DEATH OK HAt ARD TA Y Ll'll.TllK
UNITED bTATKS MINIS! Kit
TO GERMANY-
Berlin, Deceinher 19- Bayard Iylor,
minister of the United Stele#, die.) et tour
I o'clonk thi* nflernoott. The fete, eymp
torn* enmn on udJnnly. He hed keen
out of bed end w* transacting bu.in#.-
• ith the oftloinl* 01 the Aiuri> en .<>g*n>
reaterdey. 11* deatu we. peaceful en
.latnless.
|l*v*id Te*lor we* born et Kenas
Square, Cheater county. Ve , on II Jenun
T f. ItCo fie ws-a poet, author. newspaps
contributor, n greet traveler. end nl l i
1.-atb Aumrlcnn Minit#r et llcrlio, ()*••
mnny.
UKOTfIF.It AND BISTER HANOKD
Iho Father nud Auother Sou 8ul
to the Penitentiary for the Kauie
Murder.
Savannah. Dec. 19-Raymond aa-i
Kilen OtgeoJ. brother end i*ter. wei.
net-gad in Liberty County 10-dsy for lb.
murder of Sam tieuldin. tin the uigl l
Oct. 12 tiuldin w.utto the beu*e of S>
won Osgood to inquire about n debt a hie'
he awed Otgood, end which Oagond hae
given to a contable to collael. Tber
we* a dupute, end Simon Osgood. will
three of nl* eon* end a gronn daughter
beet Oeuldin with ttick*. fence rail*, an'
a hoe He dind the neit day. Two of
the ton*. Henry end Raymond, are grown
men , the other. Jams*. i youth of IS
veer*, the girl. Ellen, i* nbout 19. Henri
*ap#d. but nil the other* were nrreeled
and tried. The old man. Atmon, we*
found guilty of voluntary manslaughter
end sentenced te twenty year* in the pa-,
uentiary, Raymond and Eilen were c>n
vicled of murder, and *entenced to be
beaged to-day, and Jarue*, convicind of
iavolun'.ary manslaughter, w*i sentenced
to one year in the penitentiary-
ASTKAMKRSVNK AND 10) LIVE
LOST
London, December 19.—A despatch just
received *ay the French steamer Bjr.a
tine sunk with one hundred and fifty per
son* aboard, the result of a collleion witi
> the English steamer Kiaaldo, near Galli
polli.
The stoamar was ioat on the Sea of Mar
mora, near Uallipolli, and about one hun-
| jred nnJ fifty ntiln* from Cenuntlnopl*
.The Byaantine was commanded by.Cap
itain Duerxt aad owned at Marseilles,
France.
The report that one hundred and fiftj
live* ware lot by tt e dia*ter te Ui
steamer Byzantine i* confirmed. Four
teen persona only were aved from the
steamer.
MOKTIN AND UUHN SENTENCED
TEN YEARS TO THE PENITEN
TIARY.
Philadelphia, December 17.—John S.
Morton. *x-Pr**ideni of the Market Street
Railway Company, and Samual Uubn tb#
ax Treasurer, wbo bad pleaded guilty
aoma time ago to one caunt in an indict
mant charging them with forging 11,(XX)
• hare* of atock of the company, miking a
total valuation of sl.bft>,ooo, ware thi.
morni eg on moi ien of tha District At tor
ney. rentenced to aa imprisonment of tan
yaara each in tha Eastern Penitentiary.
FOUROUTOF A FAMILY OF SIX
BURNED TO DEATH.
Cobcat. N. Y.. December 19—At ha f
pan tm o'clock la-t rvralng a fire wadis.
covered in tha tenement, No. 42 Bowery
itreet. in the Fifth ward. Upon the ar
i rival of the firemen it t **c#rtair.ed that
; Patrick Roarke, his *od Timothy. Mar-
j tin, Owen and Wi liam, aged raapectively
110. 11, 9 and 6 year*, and two daughter*,
■ M ary aged 22 and Bridget aged 13. were
in tha building. The two girla were rat
cued. the older ane is *o badly burned
that she cannsl turviva, whiletb* younger
jo' e vis comparatively uninjured Mr.
I Rourk*-lied oon alter beieg taken frvni
[the building. Tho boy* were all dead
1 when found.
MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED TO
DEATH.
Allan town, Pa.. December 19 -At:
, Trichleri IV, to day, the clothing of a
ehild ef Mr*. Mieicb took fir* during har
temporary ab*ence, and in the effort* lo (
axtinguiah the flam#* the mother and
child ware burned to death.
_ AFGHANISTAN.
Flight of the Ameer Confirmed.
London, December 29.—A correspond
ent with General Browne reporu that
the British are on the march from
Jalalabad.
Jutnrood, December 20—It is again
reported that the Ameer has fled, leav
ing his aon, Yakooth Khan, in power.
One day'* crim* in Texa*. a* reported
to the Cincinnati Enquirer: At Delia*, in
a disturbance in a drinking-*aloon, Frank
Lantry was ttabbed and killed. At Fort
Worth, in a bar-room quarrel, on man
threw a lamp at another ; result, a fire, :n
which til hue were burned and a man
roaated alive At Lancaster a gang of
counterfeiter* wai broken up. At Piano
the body of a man butchered with an axe
via found. At Lawrence the poatmaster
wa* arretted for erub*zzlem*nt. At rr
dan dfty mak*d men entered the jail and
riddled two prisoners with buckebot. At
Caldwell Sydney T. Hudeon killed George
ft*wland, the *educar ®f hi* *iter At
Jew.u Berry Worm* was beaten and left
for dead while trying to recover stolen
good* ; tha poe killed on* of the thieve*.
lIANG UP THE BABY'S STOCKING.
Hang up the baby'a atncking,
lie sure tou don't farget.
The dear little dimpled darling I
She lever w Chriatmaa ret;
But I've told her all abut it,
And ihe opened her big blue ejea,
And I'm aura aha nnderaland* it,
She leeka ae funny and viae.
Dear I what a tiny Blocking I
It doeari't take much to hold
Such little pink tnee at bebv'a
Away from the froat and cold.
But then. fr the buhy'a Chriatmaa
It will never do a' all,
Why Santa wouldn't be looking
For any thing half ao amalll
I know what we'll do for the l>aby,
I've thought of the vory boat p'an,
I'll borrow a atockmg of grandma—
The longeat that ever I can ;
And yeu'll hang it by mine, dear mother,
Kieht here in the corner ao.
And write a letter to Santa
And faateu it on to the toe.
"Thia it the baby'a Blocking,
That hanga in the corner here,
You never have aeon her, Santa,
For ahn only came thia year ;
But ahe'a juat the bleaaedcat baby I
And now before you go.
Juatcram heratoekiog with goodiea
From the lop clean down to the toe."
Scixxn in Stoet.—la a great work
for the young, and the aecular and the ra
I gioua praaa all over the country have
apoken in bigheat terma of it. It ia humor*
oua, inatructive and jut the thing to give
children a knowledge of themaelvea. Ite
[author ia Dr. E. B. Koote. who wrote Med
ical Common Seme Science in Story ir
in Ave volume*, for $6, or in one compact
i volume for %'L Sent poataga prepaid on!
| receipt ui pric* EVideLcw ui Dt, FoPto't
• -
The Fall Season for the vcur IS7B is now opening and a New and EXCELLENT STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODs IS COMING IN
AT UUGGKNUEIMKR A 00.'8, CENTKK HALI#, nd which will be sold at LOWEST FIGURED They havoan im.neoM at* t and well aeor*d in every line. THEY HAVE
Itress Goods, Clothing, Hats if Caps, Hoots 4Sf Shoes, Notions, Groceries, 4fc., at Lowest Prices.
lIT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO "PATRONIZE YOU R HOME MKRCHA N TO,''ISBTF. A D OF QOINO AWAY FR( M HOME. GIVE US A CALI IMMEDIATELY.
KK.EI'K THE BKHTHOLK LEATHER—VERY CHEAP, ISAAC GUOGENHKIMKK
1 " * •r- itw 1 ■r- ■"i •- ■ - -
_ NEWMAN King Clothier
of Centre county.
.gggfew* 18 SELLING IB BELLI NO 18 BELLING 18 SELLING
" Winter Suits 88.50. Over Coats 83.50. Underwear 30c. Boots 81.75.
AND EVERY THINO KUE LOW IN PROPORTION.
Challenge the County to Beat my PRICES and QUALITY,
AND SlloW AS LARGE A STOCK OF CLOTHING AH 1 HAVE. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER IJY FIRST CLASH TAILG AS AT VERY LOW TRICKS
S Out am.
THE PLACE—S. & A. LOEB.
For 35 years we have been the leaders
II LOW MM,
tnd for the same length til time have
lemonstrated the fact beyond dispute,
ind are selling all classes of goods
cheaper than ever.
JYOT E OUR PRICES: i
.ALT, 5.,00 PER BACK
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS CESTO per YD.
ALPACAS AT 15 CENTS PER YAR-C
MEN'S BOOTS FOR TWO DOLLARS.
LADIES BLACK COATS a* LOW as 12.50.
With au aaaortmcnt never equalled in thi* county.
BLACK all WOOL CASHMERES at 50c.
We carry tb* largest and cheapest Hock of Clotbinf ia Centre counly-.eeeur good.
Before purchasing.
Sucre*! m a writer and praelitieaer i'
mailed Be* If y<u wh to eoßiult Dr g
F-ote. aJdrea* letter to 120 Lexington #
Avenue. New York City. If you w.eh for j
ny "f be publication* nddrets Murray f
Hill Publishing Company, 129 East 28u> (
Mrtii, N*w York City.
Paint which i put on in the Fail i
w II last ne-rlr or quite a long again
*3 the same grade which is app|ied in 1
the Spring or Summer. The extreme
hot weather of Summer months ia not
I'aTorable either for the preservation ;
or the fine apiearauca of paint.
The quickest way to expel foul air t
from a well ia to heat a bar of iron red- j
hot, and lower it down into the water ; ,
the sudden formation of steam is etTec- <
tual. J
THK
THARMERS TACTUAL pIRE •
INSUItaNt r. COMPANY,
ef Centre C unty. Pa -Centre Hall. Pee
21 IS7B Th Annual meeting ef the
Mm. .rar>del*U.n .| 12 Ptreclers
manage th affsir* of the Company lor it.*
*aumg rear, will be held at the houae of
D Mover, at Centre Hall, on Moadey.
Januarv It, IST® between the hour* or 10
a tn. aud 3p. tn ot laid day. Member*
generally are .cquested to at'end.
p. F. Luar. llaxar KxLt.xa.
Sec'y. "re* t. I
NARMIEIK
At the reridei.ee of the bride'* parent*
in Milton IV. on Tuedv, D-cember
17th. 1878. by Kv. A P. Yorum. .f thi*
place, Mr. A. O Fursl of BoUefont*. Pa .}
in Mi*i Carrie W. Chamberlain, of the
former place .
At Berwick, Columbia county, on
ThurdaT. Dec 19 1878. by K*v
Wilbur F. Reader, E*q . #f Babefonta,
to M <•* Lillie Q.itwaiU ot Berwick, 1 a.
DIED.
In Lewiihurg. Pec. 16th, Mra. Duncan, i
wife W. c. Duncan. Krq . aged about 01.
year*. Pecea*cd wai tormerly or Mill*,
heim.
Near Lemont. Ta . on ltb, efparelyai*.
John Etter*, aged 84 yaara, 8 month* and
24 day*.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE -In the Com
tnoti Pleaa of Centre county, No
try. Aug. I'. 1877. I.ev. Fa. No. 141, Aug
T lh?8
Tbo*. McCoy uie of the heirs of Wendell
Bartholomew, dee d, vr. Georgo Bar
tholomew.
The auditor appointed by tbe*aiJ Court
to distribute the fund* in .Sberifl hand*.
*ri*ing Ironi the aie of defendant real|
estate, to and amone lhoe legally entitled
thereto, will attend to the dutiea of hi* ap
pointment on Frulav the 3rd day of ,I*au
ary 1879. at his <>tßci in Bellelonte. at 1U (
o'clock of said day, where all parties in
terested may attend. W. F. KEBKH.
j it) dc Auditor. |
A UDITOR'B NOTICE-In the Court'
; ot Common I'iea* of Centre coun-1
i }io. 268, Nov T. 1877. Lev. Fa- No.i
113 Aug r. 1878.
Betletonte B. and L. Association v*. Ruhr
and Ouult. . i
The undertigned auditor appointed by
the Court to distribute the fund in the!
hand* of the Sheriff, arising Iron* the aalr
o! the Real Ksta e of Kubl and Geult, tj
•nd among those legally entitled thereto ,
will attend to hi* dutiea at the office of]
Alaxandi-r A Bower, in the borough ofj
Bellelonte. on Monday the 13th day of
January. 187 V, at >0 o'clock a. m., ot
which all parties take notice
11, A. MrkRK,
19 dc St. Auditor.
SPECIAL OFFER.
FOR 1879.
We will pay the Postage and *end
The New York
Weekly World,
An Eight Pag" Newspaper,
From Now Until January Ist, 1880,
FoR
ONE DOLLAR.
GO Cent* fo' Six Month*,
OR
10 Ccnta to January 1, 1379.
Now i* the time to
FORM OLUBS.
P.oad the following.-
TO CLUB AGENTS —An extra copT
for C'ub of ten, separately addre*ed
The Semi Weekly World lor club of
twenty, ■leparately add rested. The
Daily Worid for club of fitly, oparate
ly add reeved
TERMS: Cash in advance. Send Post
Offlne money order, bink draft or rag
istered teller Bill* *ent by mail will bt
at risk of sender.
' Addition to club lits may be made at
an. lima in the year at the above rale*.
Specimen eopiea. po*ter. Ac., sent tree
wherever and wheDover desired. Address
all orders to "THE WORLD."
J uwt 36 Park Row New York.
Croup can be cured in one minute,
and the remedy is simply fiiutn and
suijar. The way to accomplish the
deed is to take a knife or grate and
shave of in small particles about a
teaspoonfu l of alum ; tLen mix it with
ta ice it* quantity of sugar, to make it
palatable, and administer it as quick
a* possible. Almost in*xntarieous re*
lief will follow.
VUDITOR S NOTICE -The auditor
appointed by the Orphan*' Court
ol Centre eoanty. to distribute the fund*
in the hand* of the adminittrator af John
Rishel. dee'd. who wa executor of the es
tate of Peter Durat. dee'd, a* *h,wn by
the firt, second and third partial account*
filed, and also to bear and pas* upon the
exception* filed to the fourth and final ac
count of the aeid executor a* filed by the
laid administrator*, and make distribution
to and among-l th<o legally entitled
thereto, will attend to the dutie* of hi* ap
pointment at hi* office, in Bellefonte. on
Kelurdav, the eleventh day of January,
\ P. I7'- at IO o'clock. A. M. of *aid
day I>. F. FORT - EY,
13 dec St Auditor,
1 WANTEII
ro* ova
GREAT WORK
xow ts raxes.
THE IHDOITIIAI
lIISTOHV T ; r . UNITED STATES.
lining a coma.eta history of ell tha im
'portant industrio* of America, including
Agricultural. Mechai.iral, Manutaaturing.
Mining, Commercial and other anterpr.a
e*. About 1000 large octavo page*and 300
' fine engravings.
1 NO WORK LIKE IT EVER BUB*
LISHKD
For term* and territory apply at once to
The Henry Bill Publiabing Co. Nor
wich, Coen. 12 dec fit
Awarded the Highe-l Sledal at Vi
enna and Philadelphia.
E. A H. T. ANTHONY A CO.
691 Broadway, New York.
Manufacturer*, Importer* A Dealer* in
Velvet Frames, Albums, Grapho*
■copea, Stereoscopes and Views,
Engravings, Chromo*. T'boligraph*. end
kindred good*— Celabrilia*. Actress**, etc.
I
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
We are headquarter* fbr everything in the
way of
Steroeopticons and Magic Lanterns,
i Each style being the best of it* cla** in the
Market.
Beautiful Photographic Transparencies of
I Statuary and Engravings for the window.
Convex glass. Manufacturer* of \ elvet
Frames for Miniature* and Convex Ulas*
i Picture*.
■jcatalogua* of Lantern* and Slide*, with
'direction* for uing, tent an receipt of tea
jcent*. 12dc6t
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
Importer* of
Pure China and Japan Tea*,
.Supply Tea* to Storekeepers, in original
! packages, at low#t import price*.
H Supply Tea* to Druggi-la, General Deal
f er and others, packed in handsome sealed
fj package* of one pound each, in canisters
I of the same rapacity, and 6 lb*., 10 lb* ,
and 20 lb* boxe*
Supply Teas to Peddler* in half ponnd
and one pound bags, plain or printed, at a
more liberal discount than i* given else
where.
Supply Tea* for Club Order*, and allow
a larger commission than u*ual, and in all
case* guarantee the quality of their good*.
Tha Well* Tea Co., i* one of the largest
and most reliable houses in the trade, and
tad all parties requiring Teas should send
for a circular.
THK WELLS TEA COM PANT.
201 Fulton Street,
P. O Bex 4560. 12d3t New York
\ W ITERS* Orchestrion chl raes ORG AN
WlkrsiMlkrasllflil
rts ii a Ise
lijPlll Wrfrcl bar*
* r>l A ,n y*
AIM NC BH TO. V BMP KH. V-KNTKNIVIA I.
y t'III.WKM,'HAPRI n ee4 < OTTA*B OK-
I UANM, <w Telwue Freerb I'aee* are ieeve.
,( ry reapoct FllteT t'I^AHM.
■ WATERS 1 PIANOS
I- AKKTIIK IIKNT.VIAISE i<*r Teae, Tearb,
VK orkaansMn.A DorabilUy l eaerpaeesd.
. Warranted for SIX YKABN.
PUU KH BXTUE.IIBI.Y I.)W for rasb.
Mealbly Installmrate rereised. A IJberal
' DUronnt !•< I harktrt, M*nuttn,Ckur*kt,Sek—U,
(tcAUEN TSWANTKn. S.peetallaAiM'e
,t mrnts la Ihe iradr.lllaelratcd I ntnlagae#
Mulled.Hcrand-bnnU InsiramentealtJreal
Ha real OV 110 It AC E WATKUM A MUNtf,
p Manafacturcr# ed Dralrrs,
is 40 BAST 14th ATRKKT, UNION
HQUAHEt NEW I OUR; BW;
lkdoly
r " ' ~ 1 " 1 M . I 11~
HARRY K. HICKS,
(Soocoaor to T. A. Hicka A Bro.)
WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware* Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty, &e., <feo#
NaT A two ha. the agency or (he Mouth Bend Chtlled Plow for thin county .-tot
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT SELLS THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODS
/ NS,
jpXECUTORS' NOTICE— c
Letters tesUtnentarv on tha aetata of )j
Wm. Allison, late of Potter twp , de- ,
ceased, having been granted to lb* under
signed, all person* indebted to laid estate.„
are required to make immediate payment. f
and those having claims agamst the same
to present them, duly authenticated by {*.
law. for settlement.
All account* remaining unsettled after I
Jao'y 1. '79. will be placed in the hand* of 1
a Justice for oolleeiien
WM M ALLISON,
JA9. A BEAVER. £
Executor*. i
Spring Mills Market.
Wheat 90.
Rye, 46c.
Corn. ear*, per bu. new, .43c
OaU. 29c
Buckwheat. 76c.
Cloveraecd, $3 00 to (5.76
Chop, per ton, S2O 00.
Plaster, ground per ton, SIO.OO
Flour, per bbl $6.00
Butter, ldc.
Tel low. 7c. 1
Rag*, 2c.
Egg* per dog., 18c.
Tub washed wool 86c. ,
Pecked butter worked over, lOe.
Coal, Retail By Car. Gret*.
Egg. $4 66 $4 20
Sl..ve, s6l $4 66
: Chestnut. $4 25 s'• 80
Pea, $2 90 $2 66
Composed of Wool end Sub Felted to
gether with lb* Silk aaxt to tb* fool. A |
sure relief for Rheumatism and pri>uf
againit Cold and Damp Feet Many a
cold and lb* auendaat censequance* pre- ■
vented by using the** good*. Sent by |
mail to any address on receipt of 25 cent*.
Hut* lit* of shoe worn, and if far Gent,
Lady or Child.
Canvasser* and Agent* d* wall with {
the** good* D W JOHNSON.
19 dc 4t 323 Arch Street. Phil'a.
NEW MILLINERY STORE AT
MILLHEIM.
_ j
MRS. ANNA M. WEAVER i
Takes pleasure ia announcing to tha peo
ple of Miliheim and vicinity, that she
ha* opened a New and Elegant
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
on Saturdav. October 19th, 18781
A full line of choice end tasbiona
geods always on band at popular price*
Drei*tnakin((, and all kinds of
FAMILY SEWING with the new 6-tu
Plailer and Trimmer for making all kinds
of side knife, box and tan Plaits ; Fluting
Quitting, and Zephvring, will baa prom
lnnt feature "f business. 24 oct 2m
WWI IWIf 1 M*n and Woaivn are
I Wanted, to make from
$2 u> sls per day Agantsarenow mak
ing that amount Address, with on* cent
stamp. Kav. S. T. BUCK, Milton, Pa.
26 dec 4t
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN.—Tb* book* and vendue
notes of the lata Dr Peter Smith, dee d.,
have been left with Wm. i> Mingle,
where all interested will please call and
make settlement without further delay, as
after January 1. 1879, the books and note,
will be placed in band* of a J ustic* of the!
Peace tor collection bv legal proces*.
24 oct if CHARLES SMITH, Ex. |
KIVATK S A L K -A CHOICE
FARM AND HOUSE ANPLOT.
—Tb* following described property, of
John Kmmert, dee'd, situate in Ham*
twp.. Centre county, one FARM, contain
ing one hundred and thirty-three acre*,
more or lets, bounded by landiol B. £v-i
crhart, d"c'a. .lame* Gi-nn, McFatlen,
l)r. Ucndt-r*.in, dee'd, and others, i* uflcr
ed at private sale. The farm is well wa
tered, a never failing stream of water run
ning through the farm and within thirty
yard* of the barn, alo, a well of never
failing water at the bout*, with good pump
in it The improvement* are a large
FRAME HOUSE, two stories high, al
most new, a FRAME BANK BARN,
torty-flve by eighty feel and fill other nec
essary outbuildirga. This is one of the
best producing farm* in this section for all
kind* ol grain ; is all limestone land. A
large ORCHARD of choice fruit on the
premises.
For particulars inquire of Wm. Wertx
n the farm
Also one HOUSE and LOT situated in
Boalsburc, Centre county, the house it 2
sunes high, with kitchen attached toil,
and all necessary outbuilding*, also a goo i
•table, a never tailing well of wal-r with
good pump. The lot i* well set with fruit
trees of best quality.
Also 2 acre* and 123 perches ot excellent
land situated near the German Reiormetl
church in Boalsburg, within two tquarea ol
above house
JOSIAU NKFF, Executor of J. Km
mert, dee'd. Sept 6 if
VSf. 3. 3>lA / ? 2 Ji,
snOEIiKVR,
Respectfully Inform* the citizen* of Cen
tre Hall and vicinity that he has opened a
new (hop in the old Bank Building. New
work turned out according to style, and all
eind* of repairing neatly done, and on
•hort notice. Price* reduced and to suit
the time*. _ 7 fb^^
QKNTRK HALL
Furniture Rooms!
K7.lt 4 14 Kltf It INK,
re*pectf'ully inform* the citizen* of Centri
county, that he hat bought out the ol<
stand ol J. I). Deininger, and ha* reduce!
the prices. He ha* constantly on han<
and make* tn order
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS,
SINKS,
WASHSTANDS,
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
TABLES. Ac., Ac
Hi* slock of ready made Furniture ii
Urge and warranted of good workman
ship, and ia all made under hie immediaii
supervision, and i* offered at rates cbeapei
than elsewhere.
Cell and see bis stock before purchaaini
elsewhere. feb 2
BftlCK rot SALE -pint elaas brtek
nil btnd for sal# ti Zerte t Centre Hall
brtea yard. Than brick ara a
offered o low tbatit will par persons at a
distance to coat bare for them
Intending 10 continue ia tbe menufac- •
-tire of brick lbey will be kepi COB finally
ia hand, and fair inducement* offered to
purchasers.
if.ogtf. H E. ZFRBE
ti. tiCTELIL'B,
Dentin, Millheim.
OtmbltpralMawtlMnMwHlw MblU. H. It!
to petora ilbeKtUMt la tae taatol peer
iu'Tnow f.llrprfp.rwdt. .ilrtat TSStk sb.olaUf I
alUoal aala. M>* Tt j I
Spring Mills, Pn., ]
GRAINTIOUSE
AND
COAL YARD.
J. D lA>: G s
New Grain House is ,
Now Readv for The
Reception of
WHEAT,
at the HIGHEST CAS 1 PKlCKand the!
BEST COAL in Mark tola al the eery,
low ret price.
Hides ! Hides!
Bring vcur Hide* and rt uivs ibe Highest
Price for them.
I aW keen for ale UPPERS. KIPS.,
CALK SKINS, and SOLE LEATHER
al lowest price*
Alao a. full lina of
Harness, baddies. Collars,
Bridles, Halters, Whips, etc. |
at the eery Loweti hum
lOoct SOB I .
=
NEW ;j
Grocery and ,
Confectionery,
AT CENTRE HALL.
The undersigned has opened a new Gro- j
cere and Confectionery. and will elwav.j
Keep a full line good a. at iowet possible,.
F ncea. and kindly aaua a share of tbe pub- [
ic patronage, His etnek consists of
COFFEES,
SCO EES. TEAS. BYRYPS, i
SOAPS. SALT. I
All kind* of '
CHOICE TOBACCOES ANDSEGARS, 1
and all fruits of the season generally in j I
M*.
BEST SWEET POTATOES ,<
Alto a full line ol CON FBCTION ERWS;
All kinds of country produce taken ia ex-|
change. I
I tell low for CASH and PROOCCE. .
.."6-ept y C. DINGES.
Spring Mills 0. K.!
| NEW ROOM I NEW GOODS! i
at I. J. Grenoble'* Store !
SPUING MILLS,
hat the gooda. Largest Mock I
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than:
Ever,
i And now extends a cordial invitation toi
hit friendt, patrons, and public general
ly
Alto a Complete Assortment ol
Ready Made Clothing for men and
boys. Suiu as low at to be bad ia the
'city.
Imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS II
Full 1 net of
MERINO UNDER WEARS, i
For Ladies, Genu, Boyt, Misses and'
>| Chilfren.
Hosierv, Gloves, iloott and Shoes.
HATS, CAPS, CA .PETS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
| And the most complete assortment of
NOTIONS
n Central Pennsylvai , snd prices Ibai
willcompel you in tell tefenc# to buy of
, hm . Alto Fish, Salt. etc. 18or
i A full line of Howe -tewing Machines
, uud Needfor all kind* of machines
t
l Alto dealt in all kinds of Grain. Mar.
ket price paid for lb* tame. A specially
in COAL by lbs oar load.
New Pianos $125
* Kerb, and all styles, including GRAND,
SQUARE and UPRIGHT .11 strictly
drtf ela*. told at the lowest net cash
" wholesale factory prices, direct to the pur.
l 'cha*er. Thete Pianos made one of the fn.
est displays at the Centennial Exhibition,
{and were unanimously recommended for.
ithe HtO'tasT Ho one—over 12.000 in use. :
Regularly incorporated Manufacturing Co,
I Knctorv established over 86 years. the
J Square Grands cn'ain Mathushek's new
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the 1
greatest improvement in the history of Pi.
e ano making. The Uprights are tho finest]
djin America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't
,d fail to write for Illustrated and Deacrip I
d live Catalogue of 48 page.—mailed free
MENDELSSOHN PIANO C •,
,5 sept Jy 21 East 15th Street, N. Y
W. A. CURRY
§3DQII iduksp,
t'L.\TKK HALL,PA.
is Would most respectfully inform thecit
. tens of this vicinity, that he has started a
le new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would h,
ir thankful for a .hare of the public patron
age Boots and Shoe, made to order an<
>g according to style, and warrants bis wor'
JO to equal any made elsewhere. A)) kind
of repairing done, and ohargasreaaoaabl
GITS him a oall. Csbtt 1>
*
Jits. Harris § Co.
SO Y BROCKERHOFF ROW.
IROTNAILS,
P A I N T S,
OILSTETC.,
JAS. iIAHLIs A CO.
liuilcfbnta.
•FCFBARGAINS. ~
Bargains !
Bargains !
In MEN'S and BOYS,
BOOTS and SHOES!
also a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at
LOUIS DOLL S Shoe Stare,
opposite the Bush house, BdUfonte,
room formerly occupied v Joka
Powers. apt2sy _
Candy Manufactory & Bakery.
Mr. Albert Kauth,
At the
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
is now making tne very beet
BREAD, CAKES AND TIES,
in Bellefonte.
Candies and Confections.
He also manufacture* all kinds of can
dies. and dealer, ran purchase of him at
low as ia the city. Candies of all kinds al
ways on hand, together wtth Oranges,
Lemons, Fig. Dates, Nutt, Syrups, Jel
lies end everything good.
CENTRE COUNTY OYSTER DEPOT.
An Excellent oyster saloon alao at
tached to the Bakery Call and IN
me. ALBEKT KAUTH.
aayl
I IMPORTAN TO TRAVELERS.
BUSH HOUSE!
BtLLirM a r*
Has been recently thoroughly renovated
and reunited. ana undertb< management
of -ihe New Proprietor. Mr. GEORGE
HOP PES, formerly of W'msport, is first*
claw in at if its appointment.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offer-d to iboe in attendance et court
and others r-tnaining in town for a fsw
I days at a time.
The largest and most superbly Designed
Hotel in Central Pennsylvania.
{ All modern conveniences. Go try tha
! Bush bouse.
S.ug GEO HOPPES, Propr.
HENRY BOOZES',
CE*TRE 1111.1,
as(tv<artrt or
Baddies. Harness Bridles Cellars, Whips,
Flyntts and also keeps on hand Co USB
NeU, etc Prices low a. any w here else.
All kinds of repei-ing done The beat
| -lock always kepi on hand All work war
ranted A-hare of the public pntronaga
it kindly solicited. llapr, liy
n,,r*' Car U;,
ORGANS!ORGANS!ORGANS!
SEWIKO MACHIKIi:
Sewing Machines!
NEW 13 Slop Parlor Organs,
Price £3lO, For 9110 < ash.
9 New. tor S7O 00— Prfaa
Sewing Machines Guaranteed Ng# (
and aa Pepreeenlcil, for 125 00.
COME SEE. ANI) RE CONVINCE®.
COME ONE. COME ALL
to the Now Mu-ic k Sewing Machine star#
| of BUNNELL A AI KISS,
, Allegheny Street,
•Ajuly Belietonte, t
, - *■>' on town ti Outfit frM
W gun-" Reader. If jrou want a malum* at
■ fill ll ■*>•<•!> iwrsona uf sltko srx caa auks .1 Hi
VV/Vw .11 th. ttm. ita.) wurk, write lwrT3,
tlcularslu U. UAU-XI TSCO Hortlakd Mk
KTURTNE Y~ATtorney at Law
Bellefonte, Pa. Office over Bey
, i Tlx, 111. hank l-l may'fig
PENNSVALLTY BANKING CL.
•' CENTRE HALL PA
- REChI\ E DEPOSITb and allow Inter
t est: Discount Notes; Bu\ vet
I Sel Governtucnt Scouriti
Gold and Coupons
WM WoLr, Wx. B. y ai.
Pres't._ ,ski.
Y L. SPANGLEII A'trrn- . i Law*
• • mo.unation* in l.rvcli.l <1 Usr
twww uwrc IB Pural'. n.\< : io.g.
I I can mal. monsy faster al w.rk l.ra*lh .a at aer
I thing .Iw Capital not reqi.,r*t!. w.. will rt.r*
■ jrou Sliprru-r athomrm.J* >, lav I;.dau*si
w-f on* Man. woman tx... sadctri- wsni.g owr
a whsn- to work tor o Now i- lb* ttm. Uaaib
sntflt and tsrm. frra. addroxTi.t-x & ('•>. Aoote
' "slus. LV a.,.}
teoicoln HuiterP'osder. tnake*
ter swent andhard, end quicker to churai
Try it—for sale at Wm. Weil's stota.
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