THE CKNTrtE K fri POll TKll •
Centre Hail, Ffe,Th ml. Jan. H>. 7®
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ulrancr : 92.W when not paid in adranoe.
Advertisements 2fW* per line for three .-
srrtions, and b cents per /ine for every tub
sequent insertion .ddrerfi.eienf* Ay the
year of a liberal discount.
Subscribers okf*ide fir ctunfv thru!.! rr
viit w* 10 ef*, ffwiownf of one veer'. post*
cor, instead o/20cf on formerly when pet i
hi themselves.
Subscriber* con n'irays te'! Aow their no
counts stand at the Reporter o*bce bv eon
suiting the 'able* on trie,- papers !' the
table -ends ",lobn Roe 1 ien '7>V' if wire**
r'lO? .'o'm is indebted "or subscription 'o *"
the Ist of January, 1875, i<f that it is
tune >.e i. as paying the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LODOF MKKTISOS
rrsratiuu Lolo*.!le ** I > ofO ]
tt • vi:,rt' mmlbi In 111* '*o.l I •!!.*• Mall
* i..>i*.*..Wi J t Al\>-. * •
i>i.r KonTl-ooee.no Itt. V A. M . mou or
M.m.iu ntnt oo >m lfor#,-h full n to ">•
0.1.t I >lU>w Hell. „ _ ... _ „
• llliu. t K. Snl n C.Ktl.lliW V
P*.vi(i<i*ai. I*o. W C of H. awl* tholt
Halt.Centra Itelt on the Samcla* on or hoforo r<>
w.v-n *1 * K *4 n,l evr lt< •*• "•'*• 1
Kellet *U*ter I vossao Hup**. *■'
For Ture Drug- to to teller's Drug
•tore, llrockerhoff row 14 nov Sm
—— fsrm *teok et pub
lic *'. et Centre Hell. Feb. I'-
Had about f.ve inch#* of enow on
9th, which doctored up sleighing.
Poultry wanted et Dingc new torr,
bring et once.
Mr. Amot tlberdorf, of thi* town.
h* purchased ono of the Gordon tarm*,
70 acre*, below 11 üblomburg, end will oc-
cupy it in the spring
The new Howe Sewing Machine —a
perfect novelty, call at thi* office and see
it Works like a charm A. C. Meere, Agt.
office Milesbuxg T*.
——During tlie late cold r.ap there was
snow and ice ia Alabama. In Mi**i*ippi
a man wa* trc .an to death In Georgia
there wa* good skating oa all the ponds.
Any one desirous of ranting a good
store tlwnd in connection w.th *ome .and,
read the advertisement of Maj. Fisher, in
the REPORTER.
Hon Jeremiah S. Black and Cbarle#
U. Hucka'ew a-e Curtin's attorney* in his
contest with Yocum.
Goto Bnmn's. near the depot, with
your grain, you get Ihe highest price*
there lie keen* the cheapest coal, and
all kinds.
Mr*. Barehfleld, wits of Wm. A
liun-hfield. Register of this county, died
at Hellefonte on last Friday. We sym
pathize with Mr. 15 in his bereavement.
The musical convention, commenc
ed or. Monday under the management of
Tbi. p and Lowell Meyer, will end Fri
day evening with a concert. Lovers ef
good music should attend.
N umber of singers on Tuesday eve 85,
ar.d still more to come.
The new Howe Machine, sold bv
A. C Moore. Milesburg, is called by all)
the most perfect machine made. M e ssy
so too —have tried it.
A valuable horse of D**iJ Meyer,
landlord in this place, was fund dead in
bit stall on Wednesday morning, having
choked himself . n his halter during the ■
Newman has reduced the price of
his winter clothing in order to tell it ofl.
This is a capital epportunity to get a cheap
auit—cheaper than ever before. The
Eagle Clothing ball has always bsen no
ted tor cheap clothing and justly so. Mr.
N e*as*n too has the largest and best stock
in the county to sek-cl from. Strike while
the iron is hot.
By addressing or calling at the
ll,iwe Sewing Machine office. Mdesburg,
l'a., you can bve your Howe machine
put in good running order, free of charge.
The large back barn ef Mr. Yalen
tire Walter, of Centrevi !e. ws destroyed
by fire on the evening of the 26th uIL, with
a.l it* coatents. Supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary. The barn was
insured in the Lycomiag only a few week*
ago, Mr- S. Sheary, agent, for SI4CO,
which will r.earlv cover the ios*.
The Bu.h Hou-e, under the proprie
tcrsLip of Mr. Iloppe*, is attaining a rep
utation above that of any previous pro
prietor. He seems to bea natural hoteiist. j
giving his guasU the entire benefit of his
years of experience in that business In
looking over a bill of fare for a recent
dinner at the Bush, we found it quite up
to that of any city hotel. Tha Bush
house is gaining in patronage, every day, 1
the best proof that it is the best hotel in
the piace. Mr. Hoppes is fortunate in hav- ,
ing so agreeable a clerk as Mr. Ilartzel,
who is ali attention to make guests feel at
home.
There is but one verdict, and that is
that in thirty-three years Dr. Bull *Cough
Sytup has never failed to sure a Cough.
Cold or General Hoarseness. At Drug
stores. Price 25 cents ; five botties, $!.
sumption, gel Frank P. Green's compound
syrup of tar and honey.
The best coal sold in this county.
yeu find at L L Brown's near the Beile
fonte depot, where farmer* get the high
est cash price for all kinds of gr in.
——lf you want the best and freshest
drugs and medicines, go to Green's, in tb-
Bush bouse block, where are also kept
fancy and toilet articles.
Now you tn-.y juit wish to know
what i kept in a well ordered grocery
like that of Sechler's. NVegive you a lit
tie list of the thousand good thing*, name
ly : Florida Orange*, very fine flavored
fruit; NVhile Almcria Grapes, the £net
quality imported ; Bwect Potatoes, choice
stock, selected expressly for winter use
sound and firm ; Cranberries, the best
Cape Cod and Jersey varieties ; Raisin*—
Deehesia, Muscatels, Valencia, Sultana
and others; Cheese, prime mild, full
cream ; Nuts—Princess paper-*beit Alm
onds, Peacans. English Walnuts, Brazil
Nuts, Chestnuts, Shellharks. Filberts,
Bordeau Almonds; Canned Fruits-
Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, Strawberries.
Corn, Pine Apples, Quinces. Beans, Peas
Freneh—Peas American ; Lemons, fine
new fruit; Table Sauce, Olives, Pickled
Oysters, Sardines, Pickles, Herbs, Crack
er Meal, Gelatine, Mustards; Milk Bis
cuit, Ginger Snaps, Nicnacks, Cream Bis
cuit, Ginger Nuts, Spiced Jumble* ; Con
fectionery, Chocolate Carumels, Roasted
Almonds, Lozenges, Gum Drops, Creain
Chocolates, Sugar Coated Almonds,
French Neugar, and a hundred varieties
of fine goods: French Prunes, Prunellei,
Figs, Fine Eating Apples.
WANTED, a reliable agent in eah
twu. in Centre county, to tail the Summit
Stove-Pipe Sbeif and Stand. Ilaßdiest
thing out Every body wants it. Price
$1.50. F. P. Von a da, iladiaonburg, Pa,
9jaast
L. L. Brown, at the depot, fielle
fonte. gives the best Cash prices for all
kinds of grain, and sells coal low as any
other dealer tn this county, if not lower.
Vick's Floral UuipE.-Th work is
before us, ar.d those who send live cents to
Jaaes Vick, Rochester, N. Y., for it will
be disappointed. Instead or getting a
cheap thing, as the price would seem to
indicate, they will receive a very hand
some work of 100 pages, and perhaps 500
illustrations—aot cheap, but elegant il lus
trations, on tho very best of calandered
paper, and as a set-off to th# whole, an eie*
gant Colored Plate, that we would judge
coet twice the price of the book.
——lf you want the best fitting and
cheapest shirt in the State, or any other
clothing, go to the Eugle Clothing hall,
there's the place where you get if.
Free Gift to the Suffering.—A copy
of'"Medical Common Sene," a book of
144 pages, will he sent free to all suffering
with Consumption, Asthma, CaUrih,
Ac. See advertisement in another col
umn. OK. N. 11. WOLFF.
Cmcim ali, ii-
The Pittsburg Weekly Post k ■
large ard readable •beet giving *ll the
new* of the week. It i democratic in
politic*, and en eld worker for tho *uccw
of the c*uo. Price SI,BO per year. Club*
o!' f.ve or over sl.'.V>.
- Chiohct.*, Ducks, Turkey* end
(;•>< wanted at.*' l>ing . Centre Hell,
Te.
ing decidedly end to enjoy your beby'e
leughing society use l>r Bull's He by Sy
rup which relieve* the chief disconifert*
of babyhood without stupefying the chil
dren. Trice ?.*> cent* e bottle.
ii e *
Tribute of Roepcct.
At the etiniiel meeting of the Farmer'*
Mutual Fire Insurance Corny, of Centre
Co., h. d *t Centre 11*11, on Monde*
den y 11, I>T'.. the following pre*table
and rviolulion* we-e unanimously adopt
ed :
Witkkk*-, it lie- pleated an a'.l-wie
Trovideace to remove from our number
eur late brother director and te■ h'ul co
worker. Mr I W Campbell, of Fergu
son iwp , therefore,
AV i'. That in hi* .leceakd tho familv
hnve leet a kind huibend tod tether, end
tbe Farmer's Mat. Ins. Co. one of it* usoet
devoted friend*
Kcs.irrd, That we deeply srmpathiee
w th the family of our deceased friend,
and hereby tender thrat our heartfelt
coadolerre in their bereavement.
Re- <u". That a copy of th*?* resolu
tion* be -ent to the bereaved family, ea>
t*red u|H>n the minutes of his Company,
and b* published in the county papers. .
FftKu. Krar/,
Tit kk HorrsK,
Jotm SttasN'oa.
(b snifter.
JANUARY J IKY LIST.
The following is a List of Grand and
Traverse Jurors, for January Sei:en,
It*!'.'
URASP Jt ZOR* FIRST WIKK.
Bellefoate—B Yalentiae, J. l>. Kurtz,
W . Skortiidge.
lienner—J W Marshall
Ferguson—Amos K< yer, J. K. Ridar
Haines—,l. J t'verdor:
Harris—Henry Frederick.
Howard—Jacob Leathers.
Mbesburg—J M Greea.
Tailipaburg— J H Genoa.
Toller—Aaron Durst.
Rush —Tho# AS *ou.
bpnag— K.iai Baney, W. J. Dalo, A.
Ba'tholomew. Heary Genuel.
Taylor—J. Merry man.
I'nt.-n—Wilson t'alhuun, tlscar Mussar
Wa.ker—lra C. Ne.ehtiey, M. Cor man,
Jr.
Worth —A K Woodring, Alex Chen*
cy.
TRAVRKSK JfßoßS—rtn*T WICK.
D M Butt-, Hellefonte.
M SV Cowdruk. Henefonte.
Samuel A ley. Marion.
I g,-n Mue-er, lVan.
Tae*> De#bce r Beliefonte.
D M Green. Harris.
Nuab Stover Sp-:ng
K C llenderseu. Muster.
J N U.'e. Howard.
A Br-'ckeriio:*. Beiiefunte.
Damei Hail. Uuionville.
Jacob Grey. Tattn.
Scoti Frasel, Rush .
A Cornelius, Hall Moon.
J err r Ebbs, 11a.Moon.
Jas L*-e, Tatter.
Jamas Condo. Tetn.
J W Gray. Half Moon.
J W Young, Curtin.
Howard Ilettian, U:irr:S.
J Hoy. Jr Marion.
Wiliiaui Foster, College.
Jac Sankey, Tenn.
Jo GoDbl", SS alker.
E B-illinger, Phiiipsburg.
G Alexander, Uuionville.
Joba Caldren. Gregg.
B Jone*. Thilipsburg.
W K Mattern. Huston.
Wm Keller, College
Wm Colyer, Potter.
Conrad Singer. Curtin.
David Brick ey. Curtin.
G S Flegal. I'tiilip-burg.
Wm Kakon, Potter
W K Irvin, Thilipsburg.
Geo Bower, Haines.
D C Kearick Spring
J as Fi-her, Union.
D W Zeigier, Tenn.
G K Speigiemeyar, Haines.
Gorga Eusrit-k, Ru-h.
G W dliams. Col ege.
G Gal era it n, iiellefont*.
The* Frank. Tenn
II K Hick-, B-Hefonte.
Austm Gramley, Miles.
Joel Rojrer, Miies.
TRV* ERSK JCRORS—SECOND WEEK.
Wm haup, Spring.
Frarik Knarr, Tenn.
J no Harrison. Spring.
Jan.es Antis, Howard.
J W Sweetwood, Gregg.
B F Beck, Walker.
R U liesterman, lia.ner.
Jr.o K l ate. Spring,
llenry Foutz. htiring
S. B Leathers, Howard.
Jno Rishell. Uenner.
J aspt-r Broeks, Spring.
Valentlae lieee, Union.
W Sterritt, Pfa, ip'burg.
Jas Gramley, Walker.
John Decker, \\ alker.
John T. llarter, Penn.
Etn'l Cronemiller Haines.
Jacob Bitncr. G-egg.
Jacob Croizor, Gregg.
Ed Noian, Snow Sh> e.
John Meesc, Uelletenle.
Daniel Ulrich. Tenn.
J Gensetr.er, Half Moon.
W M ClelleD, Thilipsburg.
Jarad K.-ennier, Miles.
C W Hockman, Penn.
Michael C> n.'er, Howard.
FSCowher, Worth
J G lies*. Ferguson.
J PSeibert. tenner.
Chan Brown, Ballefonte.
JnoSbiffier, Ferguson
Jno Chamber*, Tenn.
J S Boa . Harris.
Jacob Weaver, Howard.
TRtai. LlST.— Trial list forth* first and
second weeks of January Term, 1879,
commencing on the 27tb day of January,
A D. 1879:
FIRST WEEK.
1 John Smith v Har.ry Keen*.
2 Boyd C Packer v* J.ihn McCauley.
3 Boyd C Packer u II Gar brick.
t B yd C i'scker v* Jacob Garbriek.
5 Boyd C Packer vs John Hoy
G Adam Baum vs Mary L Milier,Adm'x
7 Geo Reiser v John Mu**er.
S Aiwa Llarpster v.s Win Baumaardner.
9 G-urge ft Ja< k vs Lizzie Horn teal.
10 John Miller v# I'enc township.
SECOND WZKK
1 ii ii Uackman A wife vs J B Hen
derson.
2 Caroline Camming* vs J B Hender
son
Francis Hacker va J B Henderson.
4 Abbie Grim el ai vs J B Handersoa.
5 Lazarus Moyar v John S Gray
G ."-aiiiuel Harp*ter Adrurs v* Centre
Hall Man'fr. g Co.
7 J 11 Lirin vs George Walker.
S 11 NV Uoovarela! vs Christ Sharrer
10 Dan'l Khoade* et at v Isaac Ilaupt.
11 J II L"hg v* H M'erriman.
12 John S Gray vs NV C McCuatcbeon.
13 R F Clow use of vs Derbv Coal Co. at
al.
14 Isaac Thomas v* J M McCoy.
15 J D Sbugert vs C C Keller with
clause.
16 E M Souey vs Samuel Linn.
17 J 14 Shugerl ts J B Morris.
18 NY in Allison. Jr , v* J A Bright.
It) T B Wilson Ex rsvs Thotnas K Hicks.
21) Z L Hoover v* Wm I' Ard.
21 John Kline v* NVm P Duncan.
22 Wrn V Hughes vs Ja* L Soaimer
ville.
23 McClellan &, Speer vs Wm H Humes
24 S NV McNitt vs W J Thompson.
25 Jacob Neidigh v* I NV Sboli.
26 Adam NVeight v G Dorsey Green.
27 S D Ball Use of vs Jacob Yearick
28 School Dial of Phiiipsburg r* E Perk*
et al.
29 T 51 Hall Trustee v# J P Shops.
30 John Mcßride's heira vu NV. J. Tib
bens.
31 Jacob Bower, Jr. va BAY Turnpike
Comp.
32 Sophia Route va Joseph Etnrick.
Thf Democrat says. The farm house
on one of tbe larrns belonging to tbe estate
of tbe late Thomas Huston, a short dis
tance above Jacksonville, burned on Fri
day night last 31 and came very near con
suming with it tbe entire family of
Mr. Andrew McClintock, the
occupant. Mr. McClintock retired
about tbe usual time, but Mrs. M., on ac
count of the extreme cold, remained up
an nour or two later, keeping the fires go
ing Soon after retiring aad getting to
sleep, Mr. and Mrs M. were both awak
ened by the smell of smoke, and found tbe
' room and entire bouse filled with it. Hus
tily waiting their two little children, they
grasped tbe clothing on the beds they
, were occupying and rw* Ufiir W
1- through the smothering smoke to tin
open air ut in time to avoid being cut o"
bv tho flames A boy who wa* sleeping
, in another part of the house, started for
the stairs, but wa* met and turned back
it Iby th* flame-, and made li i eicape
a through one of the second atory window*,
a None of the pari* *aved aay portion of
their clothing except the night dre**ts
which the* wore The cold wa* fearful,
and in few momenta almost secoads
' Mr*. McClialock, while trying to wrap
her two little girls in the brJdiug they
' had brought out with them, aad thus pre
' te. I them, had her faei terribly fror.ee. In
a short lime help arrived from Mr Mc-
I j Calniont'* and other ne gkbore. Horses
were hitched and the , hilled lufferert tak
en to tho hospitable heme ef Mr*, llealty,
where ther ware kindly cared for. dh
building a totally deatroyeJ, and waa,
' we are informed, without insurance Mr
' McUhntock loat all the personal and
I household rtlects of hiuuelf and family,
I I and is laft literally naked in the world
; He had an insurance of $'W upon his pri*
j perty
UKBKKSBUKG AND VICINITY
Bv the wav, we are ah >rtly to have a
grand Union Musical Convention IN •
presumo the afla r will close up with
Concert. The proceeds are to be divide**
anion}, the three Sabbath schools of our
■burg,'
A short lime age our townsman, NN ui
Carlo#, lest a vary flu* her##. Disease,
lung fever.
At prosent there is quite an interesting
meeting going on in the Lutheran church
Rv. Shannon de'iver#*! several able ser
m >ns, as we!! *s conductiag a daily public
reading in their house ot worahip. W*
look forward with bright anticipation*.
Jacob Shultz i* busily engaged at pre*-
ent in mating preparation for building a
flne brick house, on hi* farm, next sum
mer.
Mi*s Van \ alio is a great
deal , f success in giving lassoas, to a clas*
of our p'ace, in iustrumanlal music. Sh*
is oae of the few who i* adapted to giving i
instruction in this important branch
Th# other week Bruahvalley was soma- |
what 'revived' by the arrival of isaa- i
Uramly, from Cincinnati, Ohio, after an 1
absence ofcvera! years. Mr. Gramley i* i
pretty much the same "obi Ike" a* lie was
in days of yore. Scott Rover has also raj
turned from the wast, to pay bis many
fhiends a short visit
Rebersburg ba at last another Doctor. ,
Surely ono may now venture to take aick. (
The new comer is Dr. Kirk, ot Halle
tonte i
NYe are informed that Mr. John Ruble, ,
Sr., i* to move to l.oek Haven in the (
Spring, and his son Jonathan is to under-
take the management of the farm.
11 gw M.x
STRING MILLS.
M° . K H Duncan has got his grist mil'. ;
fitted out with a new flour bolt aad amut| l
ro acbine, and'juit* a lot of fixing. Nowj'
our frier, i Wm. A. Kerlin can tnake us ' ,
tip top flour, a* ha is on* of the beat mii- :
lars in Central l'enn'a. jt
John I> Long is busy buying grain and.l
doing ju.te a god business. He a.se se. s ',
good sole ieather at 'Jo cents per lb.
zip and upper leather equally at low, and | v
pays th* highest price for bides. I
Rachau <V Co. a-e doing quite a good j |
business in their new store. They
putting up a new store house between this (
and the Ist of April. Just one thing they -
lack to make a success, and that is. if tne> jt
would advertise in your paper and let the ,
people know what clavar fellows they are. !
Cap Hassenplug *aid it paid him to ad
vertise in the KiromTgß, and e think it.
did by the way the people of Totter and
Harris townships ; a'.ronizeJ h in
John Kurmrine Las uken the tin yard | j
oa his own hook. L
Mr. l'etvr NYilson is enjoying very good i,
health. Miss Nancy J. NYilson ha got 1
able to go out aga.n. She wa* so low that I
tha I>r gave up all hopes of her recoveiy i
at one time this fail. Hop# she may get
abie to attend Sabbath school, as su# was '
on* of our teae' ers. and t.way# very
punctual m attendance.
Catloroil, besiilea being an excl- .
lent ilre*iiug for leather, rentier* it '
vermin proof. It ehoulil be mixed,
(.ay liuif and half, with tallow or other !
oil. Neither rata, roaehta?, nor other \
vermin will attack leather o prepmr*
ed.
4 JiNUALSTATEMENT.— (
Offic of the K. .M Ins. Company of C*-|,
tre County, Ta. Centra Hall. Jan 18. ,
IhTV la compliance with the provisions ,
of their charter the Twenty-Crat Annual ,
Sta'.eniant of the traniactions of th# Com- |
pany is herowitu pras-nled.
ASSETS.
Bill* receivable
being premium
notes due and
payable by
mam hers for
insurance the
past year ....... $85,81* 31 |
Pmd on sense. 804. <9 j
' Leaving du# on
premium note*
lakan the past j
year..—.—,......- 34,513. oj
To which add tax
.So. 9 - $4,067.15
Less per cant for
collection 903.36
Cash in treasury. 502.94
Making the total
ava'Lab.e a set*
ot th# past year. 38,880 26
EXPENSES.
Compensation of
direcliore $ 250.40
Committee# on
appraisements 26.82
Salary ef Sec'y IP9.(A)
" Trea*'r 50.00
Printing, office
rent. po'Lage A
stationery 138 5)
Electi-m board... 4.00
J. K Potter suit
for services 7.80
Henry Neighdigh
losa on bouse
and furniture... 683 12 f
NY J. Jackson
on store. 1411.00
J Brett bet. duo
on house, (sum
on note retain
ed) 17.10
Kus'.obarder on
barn ...... 987.00
J. Hazel on barn 763.28
Sin. J. NV. Cn
ly on house
ar.d furniture- 1110 72
Total accruing as
set* and fund*
of theCwmpany
the pait year
after deducting
expense* 33,41a.40
To which add
notes of 1874, .S,
G and 7 109,197 01
1
142,612 41
M inus cash pre
mium*, cancel
lation#, carpen
ters riiks and
tax on notes, in
cluding tax on *
note* taken be
tween Jan. 14.,
and Jan. 28.'78. 10,582,44
Total avnilablo —~ —
a* sets of the
company this
day 182,029.97
i Risks and insur
ances taken lb
past year 395,407.12
Risks and insur
. antes of 1874, 5,
6 and 7 - 1,345,242 83
9 Malting tha risk*
of the Compa
ny this day 1,740,649 95
A m l outstanding 298 41
At an election held th* same day the
f following named members were elected
e directar* for the easuing year t J. W.
i Kruwrine. 11 C. Campbell, Henry Kel
ler. J#s Baker, Fred Kurtz, John Riahal,
" Maj J. B Fisbar, 8. J. Herring, Amoi
p Alexander, J. 11. Muster. Bam't Graraly
.. and H. G. Koyer. Whereupon the board
organized and elected the following offi
cers: _
President— Henry Keller,
e Vice President—B. J Herring,
j. Secretary —D- F. Luse.
Treasurer—Wm. Wolf.
7 D. F. Lube, HehRT Killer,
y 3c'y. Prnt.
y lOjioOt
•|A GENERAL CAVING IN AT Till
ff j IMTTSTOW COLLI Kill KS.
It Wilkesbarre, P* , January The an
r lira K*rr i><>rlion or lb* borough of I'UU
i [ton and n psr*. of the I wruklp of Jenkini
f i experiencing ft moat terroriring sense
ilion The surface lanJs covering the No.
. collier? of the Pennsylvania Coal * >'u>-
j >ftitv ara frftiluftllr sinking, from it few
. inch*!, to several fesl
Th* building* rianding upon it expos
> #d portion of the lands referred l' are lop
pled over or thrown tr> in thair found*"
lion*. The larg< now brick public nbool
j house is rent asunder and coti*tarntio|i
prevail# throughout tba eulit* rogion.
WolU are dry, llio bottoms baring drop
ped out. and large car# holar disfigure tbo
daor yard* ami gardens Tb# leltlmg of
the land* continued all yesterday afler
'noon and lest night, and thia morning lb*
tarriterv embraced in tha ganara! depres
.ion wa enlarged br .till further .aving*
SPAIN—7O FISI'K MEN DUO WN -
I Di
Madrid, January 1 '.—A K*' f on
the couli of Gain ill ami 1 ortugai
can veil grent destruction of small era fl.
Seventy fisherronu and others are r
Kirtcil drowned.
VTTEMriTP REVOLUTION A'l
PANAMA,
Panama, Dec- '2B, 1878, —A r>tuj>i *•
attempt at revolution was made hen
•aat nijjht. The plot was to oust th>
present government and place in pow
er one which would he more in ae
c ird with the political views of lh.
ooverament of I leneral Pruj i I 10, wh'
* the President of the Republic. .*0
frequently eceurs in such ease*, tl e
scheme was exposed by one of its sup
imsed frieuds, the miue was sprunp
prematurely, and friend and foe suf
tered alike. An attack, which wa
repulsed, was made on tha Cuartel, in
which two men were killed and sever.
1 wouuded. Subsequently the Gov
ernor of tha District, Mr. I'eua, whi a
parading the streets at the head of a
•mall body of police, was ehot dsmd
by a party of the revolutionist*. Th x
IS all the loss of life so tar as known,
l'be project faded, and is uot likely
soon to be removed.
♦ ♦
A despatch from Pendleton, dated
Jan. 11, to-day, reports tbeexecutioi
.of two Indians—white Owl and ljuii
Ti Tumps —who were hanged in tin
afternoon. The chiefs were dressed
in full 1 tidiau costume and preserved
throughout the proverbial stoicism of
their race, both dying with the death
chant on their lips.
J) I BLICSALE
The follow lag ferns .lock and imple
ments w:!t be to d si public isle, si t o
'.:e lis.:, Wednesday, Feb l'.lb,
o\E NPII or MLEB,
1 HORSES. 1 TWO YKAK OLD COLT,
S good mils Cows and t or 6 bsd sf Cat
lle, vn. Kxlrs Breeding Sow, 2 go.*d
plantation \Ysgsiti, bulb broad wbss. and
■i. a .ih bed. 1 2-horsa sg n. 1 Spring
Wagon. 1 pair Hob sleds, single Sleigh, s
THRESHING MACHINE.
Shaker. Power and Strap. Reaper, Drill.
HsyrftVa Hayfork and rope, C. rnnlantsr,
Plows. Harrows, i'ullivtlcrs. 1 large .1-
n rse Cu ti valor, Blacksmith Tools. ii>-r-•
lira's of everv description, Fork*, flake.
I 'bains of all kiuds, Singletree* aud Dout
-trees, *nd many oibsr farmiag utensils.
Salo to eetnmenc* at 1 o'clock
GEORGE lIOFPER.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
I'OK BEST.
Tbs well known store stand at 1 srtnsr s
M ills, w lit dwelling Ususs, barn, and out
buildings, and about twenty ,21! seres o f
tanning land It offered for roe;. This is a
capita! chance to open up busia#**. tor
particulars callun *r addrsas
P J J B PISIIKH.
If, j aß tf l'si.n Hall. I a
CIAUTIOS -Hav ing purchased tbej
j following personal property at
constable's sale as the properly sf Amos
Koch, of Gregg township. I will lesys the
>tns- ir. bis possession si uy pleasure All
person* are cautioned against madding
with tbo same, namely : One Coeki-'.g
Store, pairs Bedstesds. 1 dot theirs.)
Table. Meal Chest Clock. Doughtray 1
Horse. 1 Spring. Hay aad Corn, Jfridle
and Harness, 1 Clow. 1 Pig, and Iron Ksl
lle, t reel.or with all datendant s proper
ty JOHN COLDRON.
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NOTICE.-
Letters tesiainectary on tbo estate ul
George M urray, late of College township,
deceased, bari'ag tecn granted to the un-
Ider.ignel, all persons indebted lo said os
tale are required to make .miaeJiale pa>-.
i.iect. and tho.e baring claims against tbe
sauie to present them, duly authenticated
liy law, for seitlrment
< lairos can be prusente<i to either of Ike
undersigned. J D. MURRAY.
WM. A MURRAY
itjar. Ct. Executors
J ICENSK. Netice is koreby giren
|j that tbe fellowmg named
persons bare filed their petitions tor Li
cense, in tbe office of tbe clerk of tbe
Court of General Ousrter Sessions of the
Peace in and for Centre county, and that
application will be made to tbe nex; Ses
isions of said Court to grant the saaic
' James L. Delong, Liberty twp , Tarern.
A WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
J"" L SBANGLF-riTAttorney it-Law,
, Consultations in English and
German. Office in Furst • new building.
- A FREE GIFT!
Of a cepy ol tuf MXUIOAL CObMOR RltrK
BOOK. I" any parson wIU ' "—aipUofi.
I a.turn., i '.larrh. Breachllls L— of \ol at Sota
Ttuwai. IBsil asaw isd pwl oftft Hdne. wlth i"°
'i rant slamt'S. n-1 .Ist. roar iC.cfe Tha
' ,"k \. "ejsntlr lflu.tr.la.l <l*4 pr Umo l )
Thw tnf>>rtnatl<MS ll i nUlna. in lh protM#n# of i
h •**! many lire Th* atHhorhA* trMiltti
of th.Kcso. Thru.t, sni''""/;," '
pnrltea In CiMlntall. alßcw lift. IK. 5
I It. WOLVK. ClnclnaaSl. Ohio. I
1 I) EfiISTEK'S NOTICE.—The follow
' IV iff accounts hare been examined
and paoed by me. and remain filed of
record in ibis office for the insnection oi
heirs, legatees, creditors, and all others in
any way interested end will be presented
to the Orphan's Court of Centre county,
on Wednesday, the'-.hh day of January.
A. D IK7*J, for confirmation and allow
ance ; _
1 The second partial account of >\ m.
Allison, jr., excutirs of die. of David
Lamb, late of Marion twp . deceased.
J. The account of William Allis#n, jr.
guardian of Hannah Daughenbach. minor
child of Jacob Daughonbttugb. late of
Centre ccunty. deceased.
3. The account el Dr J B Leitr.ei,
guardian of Martha P., Francis A., Per
cival 11 and Esther M. llarshbergor, mi
nor children of Samuel Ilnrshbergur, late
< of Pbtler tewnshin, decea-od.
•I The first and flaal account of J- W
Campbell, executor of Ac of Samuel
llarpster, late of Ferguson township, de
ceased
f> The finel account of Wm. W. Span
i gler, administrator de bonis non eum tes
isonento smisxu of Ac ot Her Daniel
Kerr, late of Potter township, deceased.
C The account of J. S Dauberman aad
John Jordon, executors of A<" of Hannah
Daub orrnan, late of Potter township/de
ceased, as filed by John Jerdon, one oftln
executors
The account of William Garner, ad
ministrator of Ac of Samuel Garner, lati
*f Harris township, deceased
8 The final account of Jo.eph F. Will
iams, guardian of Nowton Spoils, minor
child of John Spoils, late of Huston town-
I ship, deceased.
'J. The second account of Jacob Slrohm.
guardian ot David Kerr and Susannah
Kerr, minor children of Daniel and K
7 boot* Kerr, Annie Zorby, John i\ err and
Elrnira Kerr, minor grand children of thi
said Daniel and Rebecca Kerr, late of Pot
ter township, deceased.
10. The fourth and partial account *
Pour Hoffer and Carrie K. Wolf, admin
islrators of Ac of Hon. 8. S. Wolf, late o
Potter township, deceased, as Clod by Pe
tor Hoffer, one of the sdininisirators.
H 11. The account of John Kishel, guar
1 dian of Samuel Stover, a sen of L'atharini
e Stover, late of Gregg township, deceased
A as filed by M S. Risnel and Wm. F. Roar
'. Ick, administrators of John Riihel, de
I- ceased.
I, 12. The account of John Rishel, guar
is dian of Mary Jane SniiUi (forinerlj
y,Neese). a minor child of William Neese
d i late of Potter township, deceased.
1-1 13 The final account o( John M. Fu
rey, guardian of Sarah E. Stone, mlno
'child of Joseph G. Stone, late of Sprlnj
1 township, deceased
14 Tne account of Daniel Fleishei
executor of Ac of Joiiah Buyer, iate <J
I Potter township, deceased
W. E BUKCHFIELD.
bjsn Regttltr.
——————e—■mwwmb— —^—ss^^^^— — .. ■ 1 " ■ sa^^we— i — n—saa—a— nenmi -
E Tlie Fall S. asoii for lh<> voar 187 Si now opening and a New and EXCELLENT STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODs IS COMING IN
s'AT OtRKIENIIKIMKK V COS, CENTRE HALL, and which will 1* eold at LOW EST FIGURE**. They have in immense stock and well o*wrtixl ,n cver y rHE\ HAVE
lire.s-.s- Goods. Clothing, Hols \ Cops, Hoots c\ Shoos. JVolions, , tSj'c., of Lowest
IT WILL HE TO YOl'R INTEREST TO "PATRONIZE YOUR HOME MERCHANTS," INSTEAD OF GOING AWAY FROM HOME GIVE 18 A CALL IMMEDIATELY,
KEEPS THE BEST HOLE LEATHER—VERY CHEAP. ISAAC GUGGENHKIMEIi
.. .. . - .* ■ - - a, i - ~
NEWMAN Kins Clothtier
of Centre county.
IB SELLING IS SELLING IS SELLING IS SELLING
i*Bf Winter Suits Over Co<its 82.50. Underwear 20c. Boots 81.75.
AND EVERY THING RUSE LOW IN PROPORTION.
Jgjj Challenge the County to Heat my PIUCES and QUALITY,
| N Tua !m ABLARUE A STOCK OK c:LOTH !NO AS 1 HAVK. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER BY FIRST CLASS TAILORS AT VERY LOWPBICIS
M AHKIED.
On the .'ilti Jen. in Centre Hell, by Rev
>V K piecker, Lewis K Kussuian and
Katie Wearer, both of near Centre Hell.
DIED.
On Dec. 28. Mr. James W Campbell,
f Ferguson twp., aged near 76 years,
SpriuK Mills Market.
Wheal Ml
live, 46c.
Corn, nan, per bu. new, .46c
Oats, 22c.
Buckwheat, 76c.
Cloverseed, V 6" to 54 it()
Chop, per ton, s'AhlW.
Plaster, ground per ton, fIO.U)
Flour, per bbl S6.HO
Butter, 10C.
Tallow, 6c.
Rags, 2c.
Eggs per doe , Ibc.
Tuoaashed wool SV,
Packed b jtier a rl.e t over, 10c.
Coal, Retail. By Car, Grass.
Egg. 4 os 4 SW
Stove, y6 ik) $4 66
Chestnut. *4 25 $t
Pee. 'JO fx''
MALEM.
Hv virtue of sundry writs of >'i*rt Faci
-3s, jsrart Furutt aad I'rafilMai rryjna*
•sued out of tbe Court of Common Pleas
ift'.ntre county and to me directed, there,
i|! be exposed at public sale at tbe Coarlj
Heuse in Beilefente, on Saturday, J*n
A D . ln:J. at 1 e'cletk. P. M.. the
.tllowiiig deeer bed rea. estate of the de
'endants to wit
•No. 1.
All that cer'.ein lot or piece of ground,
• uuated in tbe village of Port Matilda.
Worth township. Centre county, bounjed
•no described as follows Oe the north
hv lot late of Geo. W Hasten, decease.!.;
on the east by an alley, on tbe south by
p!acik roed stree:, ss I on the west by High
street, the same bring a corner lot aad
containing on High street ft> feet, and ex
tending back along Piank road street
• boot '-JJO feet. There-'a erostwd a Urge
•table. Set.red, uken in execution and to
be sold as the property of R. I>. Cua.-
mings.
No. 2.
All that certain lot or piece of ground,
•ilua'-e ic Roalsburr, lierris township,!
Centre co , boutidsd and described as fe!
ows On the east bv Will street, on the
.out h by str.-el. on tbe west ae j Berth by
grave varj. containing i acre, more er
less Thereon erected a twe story brick.
Church building Seired. taken in ate I
cutionendxo be sold as the property of
Zo-n's church, of tbe Evangelical Luth
eran i.'Cf recs i c at B e'sburg.
N-
All the right title set interest of said
defendants, in and to that certain tract - r
piece of land, situate in Liberty township, l
Centre countv b mnded and described n
follows te wit ILginning el a post on
aortb bsnk of BalJ Eagle Creek, three,
hy lends of the heirs of Samuel Bechdol.
deceased, north 40 J . west 3C7 perches to a
post, thence along lands of Michael
Schecok i'j perches to a post, thence south
to east D* perches to Bald Eagle Creek, j
thence up the said cre by it* several
courses to th* place of beginning, con-j
Uinmg about Hk acres and allowance, be
iag tbe same trert of lend surveyed to K
D Liggvt by John L ggst. oa th* 24th
day of August. Thereon erected a
frame dweT ing house, bank barn ar.d oth
er outbuildings
ALSO,
All tb* rtglt, title and interest of the d#
fandants in thstceium tract 'f unseated
lgnd situate in Liberty township. Centre
county, surveyed under e warrant grantod
to Wm Hayes, containing 4U) acres mote:
or lest. .
A LS<.
AUthe right, title and inUrestof the de- 1
iondants in the certain tract of unseated
lauds situate in Liberty township. Centre
county, surveyed under a warrant granted
to John or Christian Netlarode, contain
ing -JL*' acres WIT* or less Meixed. Uken
iin execution and to be sold as the proper
ty of Benj. I.igget and F. D. Liggel
No. 4.
Alitb# right, title and interest of the
defendant* in sad to all that ceruin tract
or piece of Und situeU in Knoweboe P>wn
ehip. Centre county, adjoining lands of
A C llinton, John G Uxtle and lands of
the Scowsho* Association, coetain
ing 16 acres more or loss ; about I'd ecros
cleared and under fees*, without aay oth
er ioiprovemeals thereon. Seised, Uken
in execution and to be j!d as th* proper
ty of i-arah H Chrissmaa.
No. A
Th* following described building and
lot of ground, to wit : Tbe said building
is situate en lb* south side ol Lamb street
in th* borough of Bellefoate. on a lot
fronting on Lamb street, and boundeJ on
tb* west by lot ef D. M BulU, on south
by au alley, and cast by lot of James
Campbell, said building is a two-story
plank frame bout*, about 29 teet is front
. and 18 fast deep. Seir.ed. taken in exe
cution and to be sold as tb* property of
' David A. Kennedy, owner or reputed
1 owner end conirarter. '
No. C.
; Tbe following building aad lot of
I ground, P> wit Saul building located in
the borough of Relletonte, on the soeth
, i side of Linn street, iu said borough, on a
. lot adjoining ground of James Armor on
I the cast, and Lamn street on the south, a
I thirty foot street on the west, and Linn
I street oa the north, and is a two-siory
i frame bouse, thirty-two foot front on
| Linn street, and twi-iily feet in depth, and
a two-story kitchen, a back building lb by
16 feel. Keired. uken in execution, and
.' to be sold as the property of Monroe Ar
mor, owner or reputed owner and con
.l tractor.
lj No. 7.
All that certain lot or piece ef ground,
• situate in Harris township, i'ealre county,
r bounded en tbe north by Nituny mouu
f tain, and the Valentine heirs, on the east
by lands of John S. lloel, on the south by
lands of John R s, and on tbe west by
! lands of Jas M Ross, containing'JO acres,
; mere er less. Thereon erected a largr
ti' brick dwelling bouse, bank barn and otu
I *' outbuildings . about seventy-five acres
cleared Sei/.eJ. Uk-n ta execution and
,1 to be sold as th* property of W. D. Hose.
N u 8.
All that certain lot or piece of ground
- situate in the borough of Bellefonte, Cen
. ire county, bounded aed described as fob
il low* Go tbe north by tbe Brlsbin prop
erty, on the east by an alley, on tbe south
tl by Friend's church property, end on the
h west by the Harris estate, conlaininj
i- about two acres, inure or less. 'I bercoi
e erected a twe-slory dwelling bouse. 2 two
story school buildings, stable and othe
. outbuildings. Setr.ed, taken in executioi
e and lo be sold as the Bellefonte Academy
No. J.
All the right, title and interest of 1 *t*
r Weber in and to that certain lot or J*ieci
. ef ground, situate in th* borough of rhil
ipsburg, Centre county, beaoded and de
i scribed a* fllows, to wll) On tho uertl
h by lot of Richard Hay* and others, on thi
i- east by North SeconJ str*ei|en the soull
d by lot of Robert Lloyd, and ®r the was
c by North Front street, irontingon the sen
. North Front street about tti feet, •ode*
tending back '240 feet to said Nortfc Sec
fond street. Thereon erected one twe-eP'
ry frame dwelling house, a two-story lo|
,f dwelling house, frame stable and otne
i outbuildings Seized, taken ie exeeutloi
and lo be sold as th# property of rWS
r Weber.
IB N*. 10.
1 All those two lot* of ground situate li
r'. Beilefente, Centre county, bounded ae
j. described as follows, to wit: Dnetherec
bounded on tbe north by 30 feet of Uibo|
r- street, en tho west by lot of J. B. Butt
y 200 feet, south by Logon St. 20 feet, eas
(i, by lot of D. Woodring 200 feet. Thereo
erected a two-storv frame dwelliajl hous
i- Another thereof bounded north by turn
jr pike, on the east by the heirs of Harm
ig dee'd., south by Valentines. Thereo
erected a two-story frame dwelling housi
r, etc. Seited, taken in execution and to b
of sold as the property of Charles Brown.
No. 11.
All that certain traet of land, situata i
Turk-urn tdWfiilPF, COAUCOUAty, louti
■ ~ ' '
ed on the north by lends of James S.
K rape, on the ast by eiiJs belong ing to
J the estate of Daniel Eckel and Andrew
Housman, on the south by lends of Thom
as K. l'ettou and Henry Bnydsr, ana on
iLs west by lands of Jonathan M utsor and
: Henry Bloom, containing lot acras, more
or less. Thorceti er*ted a two story
'•'brick bouse, bank barn, and other oul
builJiag* ; all cleared and in a good stale
: of cultivation. SeueJ, taken in exe- utlor
and to be sold as tbo property of W. D.
Ross.
No. 12
All that co:tain budJing and let of
ground, to wit Said building two stories
nigh, having a front of twenty-seven feet,
and a depth ef tev ratetn feet. Situate up
on a eertain lot u! ground in Kusb town
ship, Centre County, bounded on tb*
soulb-wetl by lends of Al.ierton heirs, ou
the soulh-oakl by Bellefonte and l'bihn*.
I burg turapike, on the nvrlh-eati by .ol
ol Robert Steveason, and en tbe north
west hy lands of l'etar Sshin.dt, Beirod
taken in axecution and to ta sold as lb*
I property of Leander Stoierook.
No. 1.1.
All that certain lot or piece el ground,
situate in Spring township, Centre county,
jbounued and descibeti as follows viz
i Beginning at a pin* tree en tb* south-east ,
corner ot Samuei Hot* s lot en road lead
ing lo i'erdcau s farm, thence along said |
road north tl', east sixteen parches to a |
stake, thence north '"J , wst 10 perches to
a tlaka or sletie, thence south)' ! , east six
tarn perches to a slake on north-east cer- ,
,*r of Samuel Roles lot, thence along
said lot south 2h , cast 111 perches lo the;
place of begu.i,iag. cot-la.nu.g on* ear*
more or less Thareon etectad a two-sto
ry frame dwelling house and other out
h-.ildii.gs Seized, taken in execution
and lo be sold as tb* property of A. li.
Oox-
No. 14.
All that certain lot or piece of ground,
situate in l'hiiipsburg borough. Centre
county, bounded and described as fol*|
:ows" Gn the north by ol <j! L G Lin I
gie, i n tbo ea-'. hy S >uth K- urth street, >,
the seutb bv S"t-•! C t> Ur.mger. and -
on tbe wast by S >uth Ceatr* street frt.nl <
•bg on the said South t'autre street i*. feel,
and extendi: c back 24<i feet lo Said Mouth 1 i
Fourth street Thereeri err-led a'two
story frame dtrvidng beusa. stable aad j
other oulbnildingt Uken in ex
ecutuon and lo be sold as tbe property of h
L. A. Shearer.
No. 16.
All that cert*.n let or piece i f ground, 1
situate ,n l'ottcr township. Centre county, I
tsounded on tbe eortb by lands cf W#
M uibarger. on lb* *s'. by i*nds af Josep)
Strum, on tha south by la'.ti* of John 1
I Wagner, arid on the wast by land* of
J Wm Mulbarger, containing about 4 acres
more or less . ibore-m erected a two-story
frame house, small bars, and other out-j
buddings Seized, taken in execution ar.d
u> be s -Id es the property of J obit Jordon. *
No jr..
AH that ceruin lot or piece of ground,!
situate in the borough of Bellefonte Cen
tre countv. bounded on the north bv |
Church alley, on the east by lot of 11 K.
Hicks, on the south by I.inn street, and -n )
the west by lot of George Potter, fronting '
on said Linn street " • feet and extending'
1 beck 2LO feet lo said Chursb alley There -' -
"* erected a two-etoiy fram* dwelling
'bouse and other uibui ding* Seized,(
itaken in execution and to be sold as the!'
! property of Thoaia A liicks.
Ttrtm <osA. No deeds will he ac-j'
kn. w edged until the purchase money is 2
'paid m full. JOHN SPANGLEK.
J jen It Sheriff
g- tuURT PRGCLAM VTIGN
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I*l All kinds of repairing done The bail
J Ltock always kept on hand. All work war
ranted. A share of the public patronage
'? i* kindly solicited. H "1" '' , v
•} PENNSVALIEY BANKINU U0
d CENTRE HALL. PA. .
RECEIVE DEPOSITS, and allow Inter
c " est; Discount Notes; Buy and
Sell Government Securities,
'K Gold and Coupons.
211 Wis. WOLF, WM. B. MIKOI.b,
Pres't. Casbin
" TO fitAVELERs"
-TH E
-12: BUSH HOUSE!
ofl BKLLBFONTK, PA.
>P'Has been recently thoroughly renovate;
ts nnd repaired, and under the managemerr
,st of the New Proprietor, Mr. GKORGI
jn IIOPPKS. formerly ol W'msport, is first'
e class in all its appointments
n SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
is, Are offered to those in attendance at cour
jn and others remaining in town for a fe*
ie, days at a time. .
be The largest and most superbly Designet
Hotel in Central Pennsylvania.
All modern conveniences. Go try thi
is Bush house.
4-lbgug GEO. HOPPES, Propr;
II AIIIt Y K . IIICKS,
_
i (Pjcceasot to T. A. Hicks & Bro.)
• WHO!. ESA LEA RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass. Pntty, &c„ dee.
*oF" Alwo bsiM (lie ugeac) of Hie Son Hi Us sid 11.111..1 Flow for Itsiss cotiuiy
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY TARTY THAT BELLB THE SAME QUALITY OF GOOM
NOTICE.—
J
Letters tsrlamentorv on the estate of
Wm. Allison, late of Potter twp . de- j
erased, having beeti granted lo the under
•igned. all |ier*un indebted to said
ar required P msko imstrdiate payment
and ibuse having claims aga.nsl the •atnel
to present tbeui, duly authenticated by ,
lew, for settlement.
AII accounts remaining unsettled after) I
Jan y 1, wiil b* pia' cd in tbe band, ol I
a J uslict for collection
WM M ALLISON.
JAS A BEAVER. f
Bsernl •>
#
Comi-esed of W 00l abU Si'X IcllcJ to
gtlber witb tba Silk a*zl lo lb* fool. A
<ur, relief for Rheumatism and prouf
•gainst C-dd and Damp Feet Many s
cold and tne attendant ceesequenews pre
vented by using these g KIS Nent by
mail to ab.V addiess cC receipt of 'Si cents V
-tat# nzr of shoe worn, ana if for Gent. ,J
Lady or Child. 1
Canvasser* er.J Agents <l* well w ill i
the#, gooj. D w JOHNSON. I
1 J dc 4t 32! Arch Street Pt.ii • "
KMI,(MNI 3s t .re
52 to *l6 per day tnnu tr e•* tnak- 11
mg thai amount A ld-e,,. tb : e cent
(lamp Rev. S T. BUCK. Milt Pe >
196 dec 4t .
|)I.1 VA T K AI. K A CHOICE F
I F AKM AND UtlUSh AND Lul • 1
The f d low tag described property, or j
John Km inert, deed, situate in Herris'C
twp.. Centre county, onr FARM, couum- •
■og one hundred and thirty three at rer,
more or lest, bounded by iandt of li Kv L
erharl, died, James Glenn, McFaileu.
Dr. Henderson, dec d, and others, is offer
ed at private saie. The farm is well wa- %
tered. * never failing stream of water run-'j
ningtbroueh the farm and within thirty
yards of the barn, also, a well of never
falling water at the bouse, with good pump
ir. it Tbe improvements are a larg< I
FRAME HOUSE, two stone, high *1- "
most new, a FRAME BANK BARN,
!ortj£ve by eighty feel ami all other ne-.--,
essary outbuildirg*. This is one ol the'
best producing farms in line section fug ol' •
kinds ot grain i- ail lunation* land. A
large ORCHARD ot chctc# fruit or the
premises. t
For particuikss inquire of Wm. Wert* ,
on the farm.
Also on# HOUSE and LOT situated in
Boaltburg, Centre county, the house it 1 ,
stone- high, with kitchen attached to it v
and all necessary outbuilding,, also a goo-i
(Stable, a never failing well of water with j
good pirtnp. The lot is well set with fruit.
trees uf bust quality. . , ■
I Also 2 acres and 121 perches ol excellem I
! land situated near the German ReiormeOi
< hurch in ItoaUburg, within two square* oi <'
above house ''
JOSlAl! N KFF, Executor of J. Em-!
inert, dec'J. Sept 3 tf
vy. 3, 3MA// £& ~
finoiMlKi-K.
ltepeclfully informs the citizens of Cen
;tre Hall and vicinity that he hat opened s|
1 new shop in the old Bank Building Ne t
1 work turned out according lo tyle,end all
) kinds of repairing neatly done, and or
'short notice. Price* reduced and to suit
j the times. 7 feb.
QKSTBK HALL
Furniture Rooms !i
F.7.KA KRrMBIXK,
respectfully informs the citizen* of Centre
county, that he lias bought out the old ;
stand of J. O. Deinir.ger. and has reduced;
tho prices He ha* constantly on hand
and makes to order
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS,
SINKS,
W ASIISTA NDS
CORNEIt i UP BOARDS,
TABLES, -Vc . Ac
His stock of ready made Furniture is
largo and warranted of good workman
ship. and is ail made und( r his immediate
supervision, and is offered at rate* cheeper
than elsewhere.
Call and see hi# tock before purchasing
elsewhere feb la
Jas. Harris Co.
NO. r,. BROCKERHOFFROW.
IKo\ N AILS,
• P A I"N T S,
° 01I i^,Z rc "
JAS. HARRIS A CO.
Bellefonte.
n •■r - BARGAINS.
I.
Rar^uins!
'• Bargains!
r !
In MEN'S ami BOYS,
BOOTS and SHOES!
' also a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at
d LOUIS DOLL'S Shoe Stare,
it *
K opposite the Bush house, Beiiefonte,
room formerly occupied by John
Powers. apr2sy
2T\ F. FORTNEY Attorney~aT~Law
w JJ Bellefonte. Pa Office over Rev
nulds bank Mmay'fif
—-Lincoln butt'erPo'wder, makea bu*
i* ter sweet andhard, end quicker to chure
Try it—for tale at Wm. Woif'e stote.
IklCI TOI BALL First class brick
on hand for rale at Z 'e Centre llali (
brick yard* Th a brick are
offered so low tbatil wi pay persons el a
distance to coma bare fi - them.
Intending to continu in the manufac
ture of brick th*y will 1 < kept constantly j
on band, and fair indu> -merit* offered to
purchaaer*. •
aug if. H R ZKRBK
RCO! GT'IELM S,
Dentist, M II heim.
tupt-*raal'ai,l Mr*( iu* uublir lis I*
lopaHurti •UeperftUb ta (£• daaUi rr <
Imwim
IUKBS* I* *ZI ul levth sfaMiatly ,
* IJbolH p*l* •
Spring .Mills, Pa., '
GUAIITHOUSE ■
COAL YARD. I
J D LONG 8 e
New Grain House is
Now Readv for The
Reception of
WHEAT,!
at the HIGHEST CASH PRICE *nd the
BK>T COAL in Market eold at the very
ow eat price. (
Hides! Hides!
Rrir.g ycur Hides and rtsceive the Highest ,
Price for tbem.
1 also keep lor sale UPPERS. KIPb. J
CALF SKINS, and SOLE LEATHER
at lowest prices.
Alto a full iine of i j
Harness. Saddles. Collars, i
Bridles, Halters. Whips, etc.
at tbe very Lowest Prices.
tOocl 3m
NEW^
Grocery and !
w
Confectionery, <
AT CENTRE HALL. (
The unßersigncd bos opened a new Gro
cery and Cenleclioncry, and will always
keep a full line of goods, at lo we, t possible J
prices, and Uindlr ask* a share of the pub
lic patronage. lli* stock consist* of ,
COFFEES,
SUGARS. TEAS, SYBYFS, , ,
SOAPS, SALT.
All kind* of '
CHOICE TOBACCO ES AND SEGAKS.
and all fruits of tbe season generally in
Mock
SWEET POTATOES.
Also a full lino of CON FECTUJN ERI ES
All kind* of country produce taken in ex
change.
I sell low* for CASH and PRODUCE, j
iJmeplv C. DING ES. j
Spring .Mills G. k !
' NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS! ;
at I. J. Grenoble'* Store !
SPRING MILLS,
has tbe good*. Larg l stock 1
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED! j
Prices Lower than
r
Ever,
And now extends a Co' iial invitation to
his friend*, patrons, s d public genern!-
ly.
AUo a Complet© Assortment ol
Ready Made Clothing for tuen and
. boyi. Suits a* low as to be had in tht
f city.
Imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS!
, Full lines of
MERINO UNDERWEAR*.
For Gent*, Boys, Misses and |
Children.
Hosiery, Gloves, Boots and Shoes,
II ATS ."CAPS, CARPETS ANI) OIL
CLOTHS,
And the moxt complete assortment of
N O T IONS
In Central Pennsylvania, and prices that
willcompel vou in self defence to buy or
hm , Also Fish, Salt, etc. 18oc
'IA full line of Howe Hewing Machines
and Needles for all kinds ot machines.
Also deals in all kind* of Grain. Mar
ket price paid for the same. A specialty
in COAL by the car load.
. New Pianos $125
|Kach. and all styles, including GRAND,
SQUARE and UPRIGHT all strictly
irsf-dssi, sold at the lowest net cash
wholesale factorv prices, direct to tbe pur
chaser. These Pianos mado one of the fin
est display* at tbe Centennial Exhibition,
| and were unanimously recommended for
, the Htt.ttKsT Ho-oaa—over 12.000 in use.
Regularly incorporated Manufacturing Co.
Factorr established over 3ti years. Iho
Square Grands contain Mathushek's new
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the
greatest improvement in the history of Pi
' ano making. The Uprights aro tho finest
in Amorioa. Piano# sent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descrip
tive Catalogue of 48 page*— mailed free
t MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO..
6 sent ly 21 K*t 16th Street, N. A'.
■W. A. "CURRY,
iiltok&rs
PESTRE IIALL.FA.
Would most respectfully inform the cit
zens of this vicinity, that he has started a
new 800 l and Shoe Bhot>, and would be
* thankful for a share of the public patron
' age Boot* and Shoe, made to order and
* according to style, and warrants his work
to equal any made ehewhere All kind j
of repairing done, t. id charges reasonable#
Give him a call. feb!3 ly
Ca*dy Manufactory A Bakery.
Mr. Albert kkuth,
At th
BISHOP STREET BA K ERV,
is now mttking tte eery beet
< n .< , ,JUKA, L CAKES AND PIES.
In Beliefi.oie.
Caudif* And Coofections.
lie alto manufacture* all kind* of ren
du*, nd dealwn can f.urrhat* of tim af
le a.tn ttir city. Candle* of all kindiel
• ay* cti hand, I'gelhrr with OraaeW,
Lemon., 1" i|r, Xutt, S|rviN, J at
lie. aod everything good.
CENTRE COUNTY OYSTER DEPOT.
An Kxcelleut nyeter aaloon alto aw
lAched to the Bakery Call and tee
me. ALBERT KAUTH.
wl
LI et. n,i. Bwa, (Wt U aork Iw a. Ikutt aari
| 'tout l-upnui IIM rMimrori . ail) net
J til p.' a> .1 b.ntw muAu It? Lb* urmi"
a-b . tK?iaa (in. a .atari •.
wh#r 3 tn| iu e X me ih um OHttf
ej'.Ul AArid Irrni (rvs AMpam fkt l A Co. U|Mli,
' r ||H| B . , _ _ . 3 mar y
#W
cl fe-M'--
War! War! War!
ORGANS!ORGANS!ORGANSI
SEWIXG ItCl'.ni:
Sewing Machines!
\ I 13 Mop Parlor OrtaaA,
PrlwMlO. for Alio a*h.
v Bum t<*gaut, fleer, lor sTOU>—Priee
Shooo
Stwinp Machines Guaranteed NAT,
And as Represented, for 125 00.
COME. SEE. AND RK CONVINCED.
COME ONK, COMR ALL
UttheNt* Muic A Sparine M arhiee (tere
of BL* X SELL A AIKENB,
Allegheny bireet,
2Sju!y BelleloDte, P
mru ■' *. to*. ! Oatflt |M
a m~> ra np t Kaniriaf. tf fOu aui . aunt m
1\ 5 El Batitrb nar*-t<. of atthar ms n> utl OPMri
* .r I
. <T 'VIBHATOH'^
v tatinta t ' •*
wt/
THE ORIGINAL A ONLY 6ENUINE
"Vibrator" Threshers*
GTTB !*noTO
MOUNTED HORSE POWtSI,
lad Rt.ua Thrtdtrr l nftaM,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD A CO.,
BATTLE CBEEA, MIC*.
THE Mmrkiroa <;r t TIM
hatltt e*A llW*f-|Art Yttrietai re m U ke Oay tai
a eat. a>>*. f+fmrn* a < IWiry tar ft*** Bk, hh
tert(lMAta|.Mller(iitlA|bf)ißM VeeUfE
BRAIN LUIAR*WIN NAKEII ie A*
teattf *MRor* Grata A i ale rtmr uri An* If
ikAtabr MActoai taa wur Uta lihrtatai
JUS r.NTIUE It.rv.hiAf KiifW
I .tl trtii.n .##• tA a MMI' r*t i-ealv
* tier uue uraia H<iO I j Uwe MA I■■
NO Bmlvlnf Hlnfti !14r ill# ■
ret.r later*./ fr. * I .* ftewu ra. Pwcn jtilK
•Ad '1 •*. At m* ai*<i A at* ttttut ■ ■ptt
ceitUtaia lyir i'i a a#H I* all ICi*e*e eat fv. mi—El
Grata. Wat or IK *. L***j w Mtaa t. Bteda or M*hc®4.
I ||OT oalr Taallr Rprr)*r far Wtnl,
fl u.t 1.
crettU LLIN a> or la Pleta. tR. Wtßx Cla AM.ataS
| ISA M"r to - utedUMiu - ar • TAIAISs *
to taAf. ftea HreIAUSeHA
MAHVi;t*OI Hfor Hlsyllrliy #f Pttvt*
>*eta l-M loot. aerWi 1 - **. IH'.'l mm wear*.
I Mea.j a. Lit tori aa Sutton.
FOI K MfrAtfHfttrt # rA Mnif, fSif-
Lt K fail Nt b Twelve NWM itir, ana lore aJJta*
liAMd Uerai Pwrotv to neatr'
STRAW Ptwrr Thrrabot* n AeerieKT.
K aftecieu M* Nrptretar meat A|*-"naaly far Maaaa hiM
01 R I'orlTol-d St ra at Ttrr.Rrr Re
a aa*. alia % aiwatia laAWPttt o an I |> eUtaU
F< etar**, far tajaai AAj oiher aeke or ktai
I a Thttrtttifh \% arkmaaahle, Ebtut
na.a . V nifA ef Vt t . t t nW *UMe of e i-orAl,
•c ,ew -VttAAivA" TUrcetai itatltotn !■ iej iisHi
rOK PnrtlruUra, csill on #r Dpblwv
got a rile It. aa fur aetitooa . .-raiar, wbtra w laaA. fraaa
IIATEBS' Orchestrion chimes ORG AH
L'.hr atoal bm atlfal
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tj- —jttfe rhuit Ann lalttltoa
ana lira aari a half
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( IIIMKSOIAI'RWtnd VOTTAUF R
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rjrrMKKtFIHSTfUWt.
WATERS' PIANOS,
ARK THE HESTMADKi'i' Tour, TwAt
M oraututit.blp.A Ikurnbllltv I **riririt
Warranted far NIX YEARS. . t
PHICKH EXTREMELY LOW /?_*—■
illoniblf 1 aatnllmriita A Llwtil
DiacouiiC f Trarkrr*. Mini*M%,Ckurcnes S*hWM+
rC AGEYIXWANTED. Rt#Mla)ladeM
mrnui. tbe rrnde.lllnstnited I 'alalteete
Maifed.<second>haad Inotraaseataoi(Jrjee
Baranlna, HORAI'E WATER* 4c MlNll*
Manafactnrera aui Pedlar*.. _ |f|
40 EAST *ih eTRSgT, CTfß*
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