I IK CENTRE REPORTER.
ire Hall, Pa, Th'rsd. Feb. 6, '79.
•TKRWS. —?2 yr year, when poid in
•r : T2.fio when not paid in adrarer,
tiiemenlt 20c/* per hnr /or three itt
i..v. and Heent*per line for ci rri. tub
f insertion. /Ideerfisrwmfs hy the
t a liberal dierount.
erihrr tout tide the etunty LH<I re
* 10 ctt, amount of one year . po'i
jitrad of'2oft* a* formerly i rhen pout
•mtelres.
rrihrrn coil ttlteav* t< ' hov f . -
*i •and at Ike Reporter ofiet by r. <>-
i fAe tablet on their pave-*. If the
eo "John Hoe 1 jan "76" it *fant
s ki is indebted for tuhtrnphonf™*
Pof January % nn< t toot ft is
e wire paying the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LODGE MEETINGS.
v llui.loo.it.No M. O alO V . wa*t
T.-nlrv* In Ih. iM.I U* 11 '"* ,V IIU V O.
MRVVS. SEE y ,1. L.IUTONS. • •
oi,T lopos. No V?. F A. M woe*" ?"
..mint on or b*or <-h fall moon ia IS
laioJiwa. Seel. •' •' AKNEV .W v
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nirr lUllon tho S.Iolw a V U
tP M an.t avor* lo V,k. r-, -'" ;
L.tor tjsoaA*p *"oaa, sod
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For TV.ro Drug* go to 7.eller s Drug
Brockerhoff row. I"* no * •<lW
iaorgw HotTer'a farm stack at pub
), at Centra Hall, Feb. 12.
P. F. Keller * sals, Centre 11*11,
J. C. Bto Hoy's sale. Contra Mitts.
Fab. 20.
George Krapa's *al. Gregg, tab
*>-
—— ,1 S, Carscu's sale, near t. antra H'.t-.
Feb. U. Sea adv.
Tw - valuable farm* at Trivale Sa^
Sic adv.
The spring elections take place on
the If of February;
Clothing made to otder at New
man's by one o'tlie best tailors from Phil
adelphia.
—Get your dried and canned truit* al
>-h!or.headquarters for all kinds •' gro
ceries. Goods warranted frash and pure.
—lf you have a cough, cold, or con
sumption, get Frank P. Green's compound
syrup of tar and honey.
Tlo editor having gon* cast, th*
reader* of the lUrosTK* will give tho
"boys" alt credit for any improvement
that may be noticed cn this issue.
The Centre county Gnsngvr* think
of getting Gen. Butler to lecture for them
Latest -Sleighing on tho bare ,
ground. i
W always thought w* had a pecu
liar gilt in writing rhyming poetry ; nnd ,
sine* the editor has left us to visit some of ,
the eastern cities, wo will try our 1 and, as
follows, to wit, vis :
KXOWLXDOK. <
To make A Start, knowledge Is, ,
and sometimes It i Not ;
What is knOwledgK not 1
Why, it* nOt-noT—/>• i ra-i-r.
Dinges is doing the best business in
town at present. .
- a pratractad maalia* in
progress in th* M E. Church at this place.
\V it. Whitney, jastor. Thus lar, one (
seal-*r has presen'.ad hiniselt at an a tar
of prayer.
Tbe ulaca to luy Cook >iovi nd
*ell TOUT it 1* J- l*rer.dble 4,
Spring Mills.
Thanks to John Smith, Dins**' ®
obligiag clerk, for making the "poor
printers'" smile cut loud, by presenting
th-.m with a jackege containing cheese
and cracker*.
Snow—yesterday.
W. I>. Shaffer, of this place in '
tends working at his trada in Williams- 0
pert Sorry to have yau leave us.
Wrn llarpster, who has been on a t'
visit to his friends in this place, has :e-
turned west again.
The Central Pa. Conferenct of the
Evangelical Church, will meet in Lawia- i ""
burr on the first Thursday in March.
I"
Tbaboro' of Millheira is promised
a new church by the Evangeileal denomi-
nation, which would be toa fourth for
that town.
Michael Coocey, feund guilty at d
X'V. term, of assault and battery on Geo. ji
ScheiJ, ot Lock IfiTen, was sentenced by w
Judge Orvis to one year in the county h
prison and $lO fine. d
Her. A. A. Ker'.in, of Stone Valley, u
preached an able sermon in the Lutheran
church at this place, oa Sabbath evening,
last. "
Choice Teas, Coffees, etc., are beir.g
closed out at Dinge* .
I 1
Mr. D. C Keiler, of this place, owas s
a calf, two weeks old, that we gha 140 !b. j,
"Who can boat that ? • J
Sale bills printed cheap. Send ua
list of articles and sine ofliill ar.d we will f
•end bills by return mail.
Mr. Becj. Kerstetter contemplates $
erectie* another new house at Cobure, -
tb.s spring.
Farmers will fad Mr. Brown, near *
the Be'.lefwnie depot, fair and square as a e
grain dealer. You are assured of the '
highest prices always.
The condition of some of the board ; -
walks in this town is scandalous. It is '
not tafe for peraons to go along some of j'
our streets after night, especially Church
street. Property owners who leave their j j
walks in such a condition, ought to be >
ashamed of themselves. JI STICE. ]
The Democrat says a Bellefonte i
boy. Wm Long, g t his leg broke by
hanging to a wagon, bit leg being caught
by a spoke. Let this be a warning to otb-'
or boys, j
Last Saturday evening an attempt
was made to rob Mr. Leilxel, of Potters
Mills. lie had placed a lamp in the ball, j
and going out a little while after, the
lamp could not be found In searching
a little while for it he came to a room in
which be kept bis clothes and valuables,
tbia door was locked, and, suspecting that
all was not right, he tried to force the door ,
open when some one inside raised the
window and jumped to the ground a dis
tance of 15 feet and made his escape.
DAS. ;
The BEI-ORTER is read by all, hence
it is one of the best advertising mediums
in the county.
Safe, reliable, harmless and aheap,
is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price only
25 cents.
From Dec. 21, lfcTb, to Jan. 21, leT'J,
inclusive, the firm of W. E. Smith A Bro.
has purchased, sold and shipped from Co
burn and Spring Mills, Centre county,
twenty nine thousand and four hundred
bushels of grain, principally wheat. Mr.
James Wall bosses their business.
We are informed that the Gregg
township Independent School District has
been abolished, by a decree of court on a
petition of citizens of the towasbip. The
abolition of the district was strongly op
posed by the Independent people. We
do the people of the Independent district
but simple justice by saying that their s
was one of the best school districts in the
county. It had existed for a longtime;
none but good teachers, with a living sal
ary, were employed.
A well-spring of pleasure is a healthy
baby ; keep your baby in good health by
using Dr. Bull's Baby.Syrup,—the friend
of Infancy. Price 25 cents.
Times would have been much worse
in some families in this county, if it were
not for the pure, fresh, wholesome and
cheap groceries they supplied themselves
with at Sechler s.
Always go to headquarters when
you wish anything. Hence, when you
wish books of aay kind, stationery, fancy
and toilet articles, just go in to .Millers,
uext door to post-office, Bellefonte.
-—Buy your stationery at Miller's
book store, next door to post office, Belle
fonte, where you also find every descrip
tion of fancy articles for all ages and six
es- Any book you desire can be had, or
Cldbred at Millers'.
A G RATEFI'T. A. KXOWI.XMIMKNT.
—The ua darsigrod hereby gratefully ac
kaowliiadges a donation in protiuce and
groceries from tho l'enn'a Croek congre
gation, amounting to $2-V The doner*
are hereby avsuraJ that this act of kind*
nous is properly appreciated and the pres
ents thank'iillv received
Jons TOULINSON
Y. M. C A \fter lying in a state
of dormancy for about two years, the
Young Man's Christian Associatien of
Centre Hall has bvon re organi red. Rev.
S. \. Taggart, Stat# Sec y of the T . M.
C. A„ with four earnest workers frena
Itallelentc, net with the people here, on
Sabbath, Jan. '.V>, and held aa evangelistic
meeting, wblch resiilieu in the upbuilding
of believers, and through hi faithful ef
forts the spirit of earnest work in the vine
yard of the Lord, was instilled into the
hearts and minds of the young men; and
bv the demonstrations made on Sabbath,
2d inst , in their devotional meeting, they
are determined to push on the gospel
train, the Lord being their conductor.
Mav their labors be crowned with sues
Cot'KT Si ars\nvr> re* A SIKUI LA*
CAPS* We have heard of lb* business
of Court being suspended on acconnt of
the siehna** of a juror or the ind ispoition
of the Judge, but it is let! for a Hunting
don county jaror to cause the adjourn
ment of court because of drunkennes.
Tester.lST morning, says the News of last
week, William Houck, a farmer cf Ted
township, w as drewn '.* serve as a juror in
the case of George Flemiagvi. The Pean
ay Ivan ia Canal Co. The case proceeded,
although, as the-e jue! proved, Mr. Houck
was then under the influence ot liquor,
with mind unfit to weigh the wider.ee
This morning court was called and Mr.
Houck was absent The sheriff was sent
in search of him, and (ettnd him out of
town wenjir.g his war homeward. He
was brought back and lodged in Jail until
this alte-neon, when he was summoned
before the court nnd a>ked f he had any
thing to say in exculpation of his miscon
duct. it* hesitatingly replied that he had
not. Judge Dean then recounted the du
ties of the Jury Commiasiener* to place in
the wheel the names of sober, discreet and
intelligent citiaena, a duty in which they
had utterly failed in his case 11* than
!pictured to the culprit the .l.sgrav* he had
brought upea him-eif by indalging his
wpve'.ile in strong drink, and the lois of
at least SIGOO he had caused. He was
sentenced to pay a fiae. f j-D>, and have
his came itrickea front the list of jurors
here*:!*:. The elvven jurors ware than
discharged, defendant $ counsel refusing
to continue the case with less than the
Constitutional number.
ease, mentioned in the RECORTSR last
week, the verdict of tho jury was nol guil
ty, Jas. 1 M Closkev to pay one-third ot
costs and B. F Troxal! the balance.
Grand jury found a true bill against Pe
ter Herd to for obtaining money under
false pretense.
Try Dinge' Prime Rio Roasted
Coffee, only '3) cts. per pound.
Gr>undhog day, this year, was a
legal h eliday— it leil on Sunday, Feb. 2
The heirs of Mr. Holt, killed in the
i Snowshoe railroad wwk, claim f2"> n G'®
damages, says the Republican.
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.
Poor—the sleighing.
Dull—the grain business.
Tnere were fifty-three car loads of wheat
shipped from this place during tho month
of January. There wera twenty-eight
loads shipped by Kruiarine d: Son, twen
ty-three by I. J. Grecable A Co., aad one
by Michael Hettinger; besido several car
leads of clover seed, barley and other
graia, which make our little village quite
a market for grain*. While tho sledding
lasted the place was lively with teams
bringing in graia and taking away coal,
but since the sledding has got so poor the
bu-ines* is very Hack.
Mr. Jacob Fredericks is very busy
drawing stose for a new bouse, which he
intends bnTing ready to occupy by spring,
which will give us another blacksmith
here ; right here I might say "10-'k a lee-
dla out Jerry, or you might have to shut
up shop.
There was a musical entertainment al
Mr. Duncan * on last Wednesday even
ing, that being the eveniag cf singing, the
cias* wa* invited ta adjourn to the Dun
can mansion, and quite a number avaiiad
themselves ot tbe invitation, aad aftar
soma music furnished by Prof. Meyer and
tome little dar.cirig on the part ot the rest,
Mrs. Duncan says, now for a graad
"march" to the dining room, wharere-i
freshments were served in the shape of;
deiici*us ice trcam aad cake, after which
soma bio re music by th* class and tbe L. ,
M. Dox*logy, every one wanded their way j
homeward, thinking they could not have
anjoyed them-elves better, for Mr. Dun- j
cki i a wh*le host *f himself, and Mrs.
D. a hostess. More anon. PEDRO.
The ba*t coal sold in tbis county.
you find at L. L. Brown's near tbe Belle
fonte depot, wbare farmers get the high
est eah prica for ail kinds of grain.
At the meeting of tbe Centre Co. Ag
ricultural Society held in the court
house on Monday evening 27, the fol
! lowing officer* were elected for the en
suing year:
/Vri<'ciU —George M. Boa!. Potter.
Yet /*•• lent* —John Wolf, Miles:
I Robert Brett. Ferguson ; Samuel Benni
aon, Marion; Reuben Underwood,
| Union.
,V<vrtary and Trixuntrer—b. D. Gray,
Bellcfoute.
Librarian—Wilbur F. Iteeder, Beile
fonte.
Ei'-ndirf Committee —Jaa. A. Weaver,
Milesburg ; John Richel, Benner ; Jamas
McCiintock, Gregg , Clement Dale, Belle
foute; Matthias F.lder, Half Moon ;
Professor John Hamilton, foliage.
Oldest aad most reliable drug hous*
lin Centre county—F. P. Green's, in the
Bush house block. None but fresh and
i pure drags kept, also fine toilet and fancy
j goods.
Dinges always sells the best butter
: to c. nsumert.
j p2u to SIOO reward is what a family
; will net at the year'* end, in Centra coun
! Tv, by purchasing all it* groceries at
ISecbler't. The gain ia it is in getting
g >ods that are first class and al prices to
| suit the time*. It is a great satisfaction to
| know that you can buy goods for table
consumption which are not stale and half
worthless' This is one great source of sat
isfaction that all Sechler's customers
have.
The election of IngalU in Kansas to
sue ced bum-elf and Jonas in Louisiana
to succeed Senator Kustis, complete* the
Senatorial election* for the neit Congress,
except in New Hampshire, which will not
elect until J una The new Louisiana Sen
ator, B. F. Jonas, it at present a member
of the State Senate and a leading New Or
leans lawyer; though his reputation is not
extensive it is good so far a* it reaches.
He ha* for years been an intimate person
al fri*nd of Mr Kustis, whom h* suc
ceed*.
None can compete with Newman
for Clothing. He has the largest and best
assortment; he sell* cheapest and gives
the most extraordinary bargains always.
He is the man who knocked down the
prices of clothing, whereby hundreds of
dollars are saved to the people of Centre
county every year. For this Newman
deserves the encouragement of all—he has
proven a public benefactor. Newman has
earned the title of King Clothier,
Goto Brown's, near the depot, wi^i
your grain, you get the highest price*
there. He keeps the cheapest coal, and
all kind*.
SLAUGHTER OF A CARAVAN
Six Hundred Persons Massacred.
London, January 31.—A Vienna dit
patch to the Daily Telegroph lay* a party
of insargent Arab* attacked a caravan
aeitr Hcvjax, and killed OW persons.
AN INCALCI LAULK LOSS.
i; The .Most Valuable Portion of Frank
- 1 Jin County (Ohio) Recorda
• j PcMroynl.
• Columbus, Ohio. February L-
When the tire proof mult adjoinin
tho County Hoarder's otlioe wn
opeueil this morning, the content
irrre found in fiainca. The alarm wa
' sounded nnd the department put ou
the tire, so that the loss was confine*
to records already destroyed when i
j began its work. Only those record
, in the southwest corner were destroy
. ctl, hut they were those containing tin
. deeds and transfers in this count'
1 from the foundation of the Nortl
. Territory down to about 1830. Then
i is now no unbroken official record o
the chain of titles to over $, >O,OOO, (KM
worth of real estate in this county
In addition to this the old origins
plats of Culumbus, with its in-lotaatn
outslols, and many additions made t<
it. are destroyed, and the continuity
of the otficial records of title to al
the valuable city property here, a
well as in Worihiugtou and othei
villages in the county, is broken s<
that the loss can never be fully retno
died. The disastrous eflect could nol
f>6 much more complete had the em
lire records been destroyed.
The loss is incalculable, as there ii
no telling how much litigation auti
uncertainty the destruction of ihes
records will entail for very many
years to come. There is but one com
plete set of abstracts of title of all tin
$50,000,000 and more of property in
the world, and that is in the t>oßsessioD
of Brown Brothers, of this city. Ai
the original records are destroyed, it
may be that legislation will be resort
ed io so as to make these abstracts
available in evidence instead of the
original records. It is stated furthei
that the firm has o the red to replace
the records destroyed for ♦>0,000, from
their abstracts, hut there is already a
strong opposition to such a propoal
tion, nor is it known to a certainty
that such a proposition has hesn
made.
There is no doubt that tho lire was
of incendiary origin. The firemen
found twenty or more of the large
volumes of records with the backs
sticking out of the shelves so as to
give the lire chance al the jiagee. A
number of the hooks were complete
ly saturated with coal oil, so as to
make their destruction sure, and in
stead ol beiug placed oil the shelves
with their hacks exposed, as is usual
ly the case, they were in such position
as to give the tire the best possible
chance.
A MURDERERS HEAVY SKN
TKNCK.
I What His Friends Have Done and
Propose to Do to Release Him.
Cincinnati, 0., February !•—(treat ex
citement exist* in Frenchburg, KT., over
the c nviction of William Barnes f-r the
murSer of Thomas Stephen* in March
'.as'.. Barnes, who is a reckless despera
do, had a difficulty with Stephens in which
he was wersted. A few day* after he went
to Steph as' farm, where the latter was at
work, and without warning shot him
dead. He was arrested and piaced in jail
al Mount Sterling. His adherents on two
occasions set fire to the town, hoping to
secure hit release. Barnes was finally re
moved te Lexington tor safe-keeping and
afterwards brought to Frenchharg for tri
al. The jury yeeterday tound.him guilty
and fixed his punishment at confinement
ID the Penitentiary for ninety-am* years.
Barnes swears he will never go there, and
threats of rescue are freely made by his
friends, whe declare they will kill all who
were engaged in the prosecution. The
Sheriff has fifteen men guarding tho jail
and a reserve ef thirty-five men in readi
cess.
MADISON WILLS INDICTED.
Accused of Selling the Patronage of
his Office —Other Indictments to
Follow.
New Orleans, Feb. 2—lt ie said upon
trustworthy autherity that J. Madison
Wells was, on Wednesday last, indicted
by the I'nited Stat** Grand Jury here
upon several distinct charges of corrup
tion in office. It has been an opea secret
months that Weils was in the habit of sell
ing the petronagc of his effioe. The names
of E. A. Yorke, I'. J Kennedy aad others
have been mixed up with allegatioas of
this character. Employees who have been
compelled to pay for positions or promo
tion, or to submit to monthly deductions
fVorn their salaries f r the benefit of Wells
have at time* betrayed a disposition to
give the thing away. The pre*ent Grand
Jury happened to have been better con
stituted than any of.it* immediate prede
cessor!. Certain Republicans here, desir
ous of purifying the Republican party and
the publie service, undertook the task of
bringiag these corruptions baforothe jury:
It ie not necessary to say that every ob
stacle has boca placed In the way of honest
investigation. It is said that a refusal to
proceed with other business until investi
gation of these charge* was bad finally
broke down the resistance of the efficeri
f the court. Judge Billings should b
excepted from criticism in this connec
tion, as he hat deserved none. Efforti
were tnado by Collector Smith to buy ef!
the jury with Custom House patronage
Only two jurors, however, could he indue
ed to accept appointments. It will bs
readily understood tbal details of tbs
Graud Jury proceedings cannot now l><
had. It ie enough for the present to knoa
that the jury bns dene its duty, and tha
Welle is likely to pay the penalty of hii
crimes.
The Grand Jury alto had UDder investi
gation the warehouse and drayage fraud;
and the matter of a fraudulent bond filet
to cover the new general order warehousi
-pened a few weeks ago by one Dumas
These rherg'-s seriously affect tho Collec
tor and Special Deputy T. C. Anderson
The evidence is said to be overwhelming
and the indictment of these persons am
other officials involved is expected.
SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION.
Weliar.d, Ont., February 2.--At flv<
o'clock this morning the train ou tho Can
ada Southern railway standing on the Ly
ons creek bridge, near this station, wai
run into by another train. Eighteen car
were smashed and one engine and caboos
burned- The bridge was also censidera
bly burned. The brakeman on tbe for
ward train was fatally injured-
A young woman is said by th
Loudon \Y orld to have argued, ii
the midst of a dinner party discussioi
of Brigham Young's death, that th
principles of Mormonism ought to b
reversed. "Times," she said, "are s
bad, and fashions so expensive, that i
is absurd for one nmu to have four o
i five wives ; whereas, if each womai
i had four or live husbands, see hoi
. much cheaper it would be for eac
> husband, and how much bette
f wives could dress."
! Costoroil, besides beiug an excel
1 lent dressing for leather, renders i
1 vertniu proof. It should bo mixe.
1 say half and half, with tallow or othe
oil. Neither rats, roaches, nor othf
i vermin will uttack leather so prep&i
® ed.
l
If fine-cut tobacco besprinkled ut
der the edge of carpets, and undc
those places where bureaus,book-cast
and the like make it dark, tbe mot!
• will be prevented from laying the;
[ eggs in them, ae it will drive thei
away.
|IX'UHLK HANGING IN INDIANA
• i i'he I\\ anted an Kxeeutiou aui
John Achey Said ho Wit* Ready
tor it.
Indianapolis, January 2V The <***<"•
lion of William K Msrrtrk mid Jokt
lg Achay took place nl I'J'.M " • look to-dif
n. At l AMwo physician- pranaunced both
man dad. Achay claimed tnat his oriu.t
w* not nremadltated mid closed by y-
RNjing: '*ftiyiopltWMi>hanging Mil 1
Ut mu ready tor ll." Merrick asserted hl
. .innocence to the lt. B >lh iai*n display
H ml wonderful coolnoes* mid •tapped to
it their placet en the trtp without the nt
|„ mice end with in heuimton or tremor
iblo The arrangomonu of tlie Sheriff
• were perfect mid were eerried out nitho it
n* ihesllgbteat accident I'll* necks of both
;y ! men were broken.
i Ac he* bed been for twenty yemi t
henger-en of gambling nomas, be >-r tro
r quently em ployed to dee! faro and pet •
jf term similar eereicee. Last spring hie
... mother tlied leaving property worth nbout
f'2A,lM', but At he> told out hi- liere torn
f. '.hirditoa ikntty lieler for fV '.' m cb
ll lie put the moel ef thu money into tr.
i geeie with George Lrggait, notorious
Tlidieuapolie grata!' lei. l.eggett laid it
to'plan te naace Ida partner, and with two
y' eccoiuplit'ei whom betook teto the plot
■ Ibe succeeded in getting the whole mtiouel
Af hey was drinking held at the limo anti
I s w a eevtral occasion* demanded a eetlle
If meat trcnn l.egget, but was treated onlyi
witli ecorn, even when en July to. the day
ef the murder. Ache? loid him he woyltf
> he sal.sfled with $-o. t noreup n he pro
it cured a revolver and, following l.oggel
into the bost-known saloon In the city,
shot him tntbe abdomen Leggelt die ■
iu twenty minute*.
Merrick's crime was much more atro
l ciou. lie wn the keeper of a livery eta
ble and, as a branch ot ilia business, had
tor the last Ave years driven a flourishing
v business as a resurrectionist lie became
acquainted with J una A Paul, a girl ol
Considerable intelligence and who had
• 'been a school teacher, tin le'.ravrd her
ll land she broughla suit fer bastardy, which
-jwat compromised by bis marrying her
; lie treated her brutally thereafter end the
s i lived in squalid epartments over his sta
ll j ble. lie tre<iuenlly threatened her life,
. l and on the dey before her disappearam e
ISeptember 14! Ast, ho bought some strych
s nine. The neit evening he took her out
e to ride, stopped at a saloon sad got her a
, glass of bia-kberry w.ne, iu;o whi- hhe
was teen le euiply a white powder, lie
'* returned to bit stable alone and could
u give no satisfactory account of hie wile
g 1 disappeaiance. Kight days afterward bar
badiy decompotau body aud that of an in
'•jfant, to whom the had given birth during
V her death agony, were tound haif covered
n | by logs on the bank ot fclagie Creek, two
,or three miles outside the city. It is be-.
I iieved that Merrick droro about the city
-S witb bit wife dying by his side until she
u ' cested to breathe. It only took the jury j
to which bit case was submitted
'' minutes to coavict hltu and assess the'
sipunishment which is a proviace of Indi
es ana juries—at death lie continued to
, j maintain le the last that lis wite Ml . > e
• and would appear in time to save luui
• |frotn the gellows. lie was about thirty
-3 seven years of ag* and had been tried tor
'murder in in Fayette county and ne
• I qui tied principally because, it is said, he
• and some of the jurymen were alike
a Knights of the Goldea Circle His coun i
set in the last trial was the presiding judge,
laiti e fleet. Merrick is aleo believed to!
L ' have poisoned a man in orOrr to get hi*
; bone about two years ago, is supposed to
have been a thief and a receiver ot >U ;< a
'goods, and is accused ot basing maintain
• #d improper relations with his uvu ueice
j BURNING OUT THE FLAG l' K
London, Feb. 2, lbT'J. —A eomiaitleu . !
the Kuaaiaa Ministers ease resolved as
fellows . "That the Minister of the late
( i rior shall be empowered to burn Wetiliau
ka and other villages where it is nc> etsa
ry, the inhabitants te be reniored eiee
i where witbiu the quarantine district
I I Troop* ta enforce the quarantine will b*
, placed at the disposal of the civii adminis
tration. A delegate will be despatched to
, Astrakhan and the neighbor!: g g >v*rn
| meats with power to adopt extraordinary'
measures. He will bo Accompanied by a
medical commission to investigate lha,
I causes of the epidemic.' A despatch from
St. Petersburg say• sii more per* -ns have
been attacked with the plague atSeiureno-
The C'rar has ordered Genetal Lori? Me ;-
|MftO start immediately for Astra Ml
with fuil powers. He is appelated Gov
ernor Geaaral of the plague stricken dle-j
tricts, which are spec ially creeled into a
prov.ace during the continuance of ths
. epidemic. An Austrian Imperial ardi %
nance has bean Issued at Vienna, idemiea
with that ef the German govcrntueal, pro
hibiting the impertation of a large num
ber of articles from Russia and ordering
the disinfectioa of all arrivals therefrom
• The Uaiician nulhorilies have uirtaoraiu
ed the government for the immediate ws-j
tablishmenl of a cordon against Russia.\
i A .Saaitary Council has beea convoked at
! Rome to take precautionary measures
i against the plague.
\ril.i T TO DO Tt/7/7 SITTISG
BILL.
\Taahington. January JO.—lt ie now
very well ascertained that the courts? of
1 the Government in dealing with fitting
1 Ball will be to require hitn and hie jwopie
f to conform absolutely to tbe regulations
! of the War l>epartment, tirst eurrender
_ ing as prisoners of war, or else to go
| back agam into Canada. The principal
' men of the tril>ea would be in all proba
-1 bility carefully guarded u> |>revent any
' chances of inAiit-ating an outbreak,
i,
.'DYING RAPIDLY FRf'M ST AItV A-
I fIOV.
. j Gibraltar, February 2.—lt is feared
i that before next year half the mhab.lar.W
' of the Southern provinces of Mor.-cco will
I have perished by starvation an 1 diseasoon
. accouatcf the scarcity caused by last
. year s drought.
l | St Petersburg. January 30. —It is olli
°jCially announced that the plague bits
appeared at Selitrenoigorodok, on the
v \ olga, seventy miles from W'etlianka.
The Governor of Saratoff telegraphs
• that measures of protection against the
! " plague, such as the isolation of the in
s fected districts and their disinfection
!! and the establishing of-anitary cordons
( . baye been taken throughout the govern
, 'mentof Saratofl and especially on the
Astrackan frontier.
•J • ♦ ♦
c TheTelepheno City Chicago may yet
'* be callad, to such an extent have its pee
w pic svailed thi'insclves of the far-sptakcr
'• Dr. K. M lisle te'.'s a 'T, ,hu ie rep rta?
" how bo diagnosed a case where be was
j. 1 called the telephone of the Pis
is trict Telegraph Company; by a distant
d 'patient whoso baby was ill—presumably
,e with eroup. tic asked the temperature of
c . its body, symptoms, breathing and eough,
a.igot them to hold the child near the instru
k'; inent till he heard the cough and cry
which indicated croup, proscribed the
simple temporary remedies, had tbe lele
gr-iph office place him in communication
with a druggist, who was instructed te
,j_ preparo a prescription, and In a few min
f i utes the druggist had called a messenger
t| '*nd sont him with the medicine, ami the
{doctor and druggist had returned to their
so
1879. THE PATRIOT. 1879.
GKT UP A CLUB AND RKCEIYH
tc TOUR PAPKR FRKB
111 1 The DatLT Patriot will be sent by
)U ! *
I mail to clubs at the following rates ;
16
S' <ll per copy per year to a club ef five.
Ie s■'. oil per copy per year to a club to ten.
SO JMlOper copy per year to a club of twenty
S-t BO per copy per year to a club of thirty
ft 00 per copy per year to n club of Cfty
And one copy free lor oao year in every
111 case to the person getting up the club
Proportional rate* for parts ola year.
The Wixxi.T Patriot will tie sent by
er mail at tbe following rales •
S'JtKJ per annum for single cepy.
;I- $1 o" per annum per copy to a club of fuui
jt $1 26 per annum per copy to a club o
i eight.
J > $t 00 per annum per copy to a club of fif
er toen.
er fO 00 per annum por copy to a club o
• thirty.
• r * $0 H6 per annum per copy to n club of fiftj
$0 76 per annum per copy to a club of om
hundred.
And one copy freo for one year in even
n * case to getter up of club.
e r The cash must aecompany all orders t.
lea.insure attention. All money should b
u. sent by post office order or registered let
. Iter, otherwise it will be at the sender'
J,r 'riak. Address
(mi Patriotl'ctii.ibhiko Co.,
iiarrisburg, l'a.
' The Full Season for the t ear 1878 is now opening ami a New and EXCELLENT STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODs IS coming IN
AT (lUCKt F.N 11 KIM Kit Si CO. 'B, CKNTKE lIALL, and which will be gold at LOWEST FIGURES. They hate an immenM etnrk nod well in every ime. THEY HAVE
IfreM GoihlK. Clothing, Hals Sf Caps, Hoots v\; SNotions, Groceries, <S[C., Lowest I'rires.
h IT WILL RE TO YOl'U INTEREST TO "PATRONIZE* Y'OUR HOME MERCHANTS," INSTEAD OF GOING AWAY FROM HOME. GIVE US A CALL IMMEDIATELY.
KEEPS THE BEST HOLE LEATHER VERY CHEAP. ISAAC GUOOKN It K.IMKK
'-! .
Tilt. CUKYKNNK.H
"Wild Hog" At temple to Cotntni
Suicide.
if ..
, 1 oil Kt.biav.ui. Neb., January 111,- A
i n>>on t i-dnv, it wa> .iisc.ivered by a senti
iir 1 guurding tin* building wliernti "Wtb
' Hog, a I Uayenne rbiel, n centinad
, heavily ironed, that the .ltpoia! lndiai
t was lying on the ground in his prisoi
' r.<om c.'Vei. d w.lh 1• 1. < • >t l.aviug tabbo<
hiuualt iu tour plarna in the rrgion ot tin
, hrnrt. w.th the intentien of putting ai
> end to hit life rather than he taken tenth
' I'he pul surgeon prenuunced the wound
very danger i-, i! not tatal. Thtrty-thre.
squaw* antt twenty-two children left hen
this m rniag for the Pine Ridge ugcniy
and will be turned o\r to the Si us si
t.iHl agem v h thou tia'.ura! protectors.
CONGRKSM ANDTHK Ml'-SlsSlPl'l
pccial Despatch to the World.)
Washingtoa, February J From tb
present indications it appr-ars unlikclf
that tbe present Oengres* will do much
m -re towards the adviptien ef measurei
. tor the improvement of the Mississippi
River thau the probable appointment of s
i commission to quietly malum a plan to bt
submitted to the next l'ongre-s.
n IRRIED!
On J*e. 2?*, by Rev J It Shaver, Prof.
, Sam 1 Kmerick, of near Centre Mall, aad
Mis* Julia A. Aleiaa ler, of t'nienviHe.
(*n tka J) uit., at Luth parsonage, by
Rev W. K. l is. her, William Collins ol
Kellefonte, and Sarah Johnstonbaugh ol
S'.eto College
DIED.
fn the J6th ult , in Minh;m, Mr. Je
seph WooJhng. aged H'. years.
in Tuesdav morning, Jan. 2H, InTD. in
Mdrov, of membraneous croup, Willie,
•son of Kev s <• .Shannon, aged - years
1 7 months and 17 days
1 On Jaa i, a'. Oak liall, Margaret,
daughter of A. W. Dale, aged - months
' and 27 day s.
At Madis mburg, on J'th Jan., Mr?
liaena, widow . 'Geurgo Smellier, aged
72 years.
On the IfJth ult , at .\arobsburg, Catha
rine, wife ot Ph pS: tver, aged 01 years,
lo months ar.d 16 day .
Farewell, our daare?t friend, farewell ;
Our life wH one f peace and love.
But tk 'U art gene torever to dwell
With Jesus and the saints above
Yes, God has called her !;.•■•. to rest.
And here on earth will meet no more ;
Hut hope again '.a all the blest.
l'o meet r vender heavenly -rest.
C B. S.
Spring Mill? Market.
Wheal W.
Rye, 46c.
Corn, ears, por bu. new, .1 :
Oats. 22c,
Buckwheat, 76c.
Cloverseed, $ I to $ 1.76
.Chop, per ton, s'-V 00.
Plaster, ground per ton, f 10.(XI •
Flour, per bbl 16 00
ilutter, 16c.
Tallow. 6c.
Ham, He.
She ildars, ;
Clean Sides, 4'c.
Rags. 2c.
Kggs p r dot., 20.*.
Tub washed wool 36c,
Packed butter worav.t over. 10.-,
Coal, Retail Hv Car. Gress.
Kgg $4 ti6 *4 2"'
Btove. S6ia) {4 06
Chestnut. *t 26 S f
Pea, 2 .a' 06
TWO VALUABLE FARMS AT
IkKIYATE .-ALF. I-
I The farms aje sit
uated m Potter t> wi.sbip. Centre county,
l'a . ebeut two milas s .thwast ef Centre
Hall, a: J about one mi e west of the "Old
Pert, in the heart ef l'etns Valley.
No 1 cental r.iag
215 it HI S, snore or !*••.
About 17 > acres elrared, and 4( acres well
timbered with thrift? white oak. large
BRICK IMUSK. BANK BARN new
's4 > feet. Wash House, Bakclleuse, and
joutkuildingv, H tn f<d repair and at
[URCUARD ot I'boica fialt.
No 2 contaiair g
2511 41'ltEM, inure or Icaa.
About 'AO acres ■ .eared, and '< ■ a. res w ell
timbered with thrifty white oak, most!?
I heavy. lerg" BRICK HOUSE, BANK
' HAKN new <>l4o feet, Watb llou-e.
\\ agna Shed, Corn Crib# and other out- .
but'.di I. running water a'. THE h<> its AND ;
#T the barn, %• 1 a I. AKCE OKFLLA HD.
Tbe brou *m u&4*T (ooU cultivation; I
; first (uality limest>.NA land, and twc of tba 1
' best and MOST desirable farms IN PW&nt
I Valiey. The Lewithurg. Centra AND
'Spruce Creek Railroad is graded through
, no of the farm#, and when finished will
! hare nearat station at "Old Fort." Willi
be told very law if epplicwtiaa be made
itoan to ADAM UliY,
■J FAB It Uellefoc.e, Centre county, Pa ,
• -
j pUULIU SALE
1 Will HE told at public tale, at tbe rui-
I dence of tba undersigned. naar Cantra
, LLI I. on FRIDAY, FEB. 14
FIV K II HAD OF HO US IS.
2 Draft How, 2 Breeding Maret, 1
young florae rising 4 var# old.
THREE MILK COWS;
I Threshing Machine, Power. Straw-oar-'
rier and Shaker, 1 llay-fork, I Flow, CulJ
1 liva'.or. END a h lof llortn gears.
WAGONS, 1 2- horse Wagen, 1 4-herse
| Wagon and laddar# Sale to commence!
Jat I o'clock. J AMES S. CARSON.
"V"< >Tlt'E. Not ca it hereby given that
ILXV note* given the undersigned, and
N'due February Id, LST'J, ara in the bandt of
I A liurheabarh, A<) , for collection, where
.1 parties Interested will a'ter i
f 80 jan 3t ABR Ml AM HORST.
TL"|SSTRAY.-CMN to the rerilence ol
-i.l i Kilat Blu'lne, in Ferguson town*
' eli if. near Fair Brook school house. tome
TIME in O lobor, 187>\ one Brmd'c Steer,
' then supposed to be T* > years old, a piece
> cut out of upper part of left ear, white
along tinder aide ol belly. The ownor is
requested to come forward and prove
1 property and take it away, otherwise it
V'will be disposed of according to law.
,fj GEO. ECKKL,
:iOjan Town Clerk.
_____
Y L I)U'JLIC SALE.-
•' Will be fold at public alo, nt CENTRE
E| HALL, on SATURDAY, FKBUAKY 8,
NI LHT'D, the following property 3 Staves,
V ' 1 Speer Cook, 1 coal stove So. 11, radiant
light, 1 niall wood stove.
- PA Kid lit SUIT OF FURNITURE,
r consisting of sofa, ranc seated chairs, cen-
R tre table, Ac.
Book caso and desk, 1 lounge. 2 setts
! chairs, carpets, 1 dining table, bureaus,
bedsteads, looking glasses, pictures, bar
rels, tubs, vinegar by gallon, also all kinds
- o| kiti hen furaiture, potatoes by the bush
el, • tnoked meat, and many other articles.
I. SALE 1-, commence at 1 o'clock, when terms
I will be made known. P. F. KELLER.
Hi -
j ptIJLIC SALE .
N I The following farm stock and itnple
j merits will bo sold nt public su'e. at Cen
tre Hall, Wednesday. Feb. L'Jth, 1879:
o\i: SIA \ OF MII.F.S.
HORSES, 1 T WD- Y K A BOLD C<LT,
|3 good milk Cows, and I or F> head of Cat
tle, one Extra Breeding Sow, 2 good
■ V | plantation Wagons, both broad wheel and
J ; "NO with bed, 1 '.'horse VVngoß, 1 Spring
i Wagon, 1 pair Hob-sleds, single Sleigh, a
Y THRESHING MACHINE,
Shaker, Power and Strap, Reaper, Drill,
Hnyrnke. Hayfork and rope, Cornplanter.
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators. 1 largo 3-
,| horse Cultivator, Blacksmith Tool#, Horse
,< tears of every description, Forks, Rakes,
R Chains of all kinds. Singletrees and Doub
letrees, and many other tanning utensils.
Sale to eommence at 1 o'clock
of GEORGE HOFFER.
* DESIRABLE PROPERTY
HIK IIIM.
The well known store stand at Farmer'i
to Mills, with dwelling heuso, barn, and out
>c buildings, and about twenty (20) acres ol
t- farming land is offered for real. This is s
's capital chance to open up business. Foi
particulars cnll on or address
J. B. FISHER,
lOjan tf. Fnu Hal), I'a.
JANUARY JURY LIST.
j.| The following Is a List ef Grand an
" Traverse Jurors, for January Sassier
IH7'<
it UHSKP JCIORS-ItMT Will.
•" Rnlletoate H. Valentine, J. D. Kurt?
Id 6N .SRortlidge.
t j Benner J. W. Marshall.
Ferguson A nios Hoyer, J. K. ll.der.
,n llaiiu-s J. J Overdorf.
•n Harris Henry Frederick.
„J Howard Jacob Leathers.
M desburg J M Green
l'ailipsburf—J 11. Genoe
"■ Potior Aaron Durst,
h. It wall Thot. Wason.
q, Spriag Klias Ban ay, W. J. Dale, A
, Bnrtholumew. Heary (itnlxel.
r * Taylor J Merry man.
re I'nioa W daon Calhoun, <Near Musaer
T Walker-Ira C. Neichtley, M. Corman
V Jr.
Worth—A R Woodring, Ale*. Chen
I r
iin was* jraoas—aitoan wngg.
Win Kaup, .Spring,
Frank Knarr, Penn.
Jno Harrison, Spring
James Anils, Howard,
v J W Sw net wood, Gregg.
" B 1 Beck, Walker.
It It liesturman, Haines.
# Jio It Tate, Spring.
Henry Foutr.. Spring
5 B Leathers, Howard. •
Jno ltishell, Bonner.
Jasper liroeks, Spring.
Valentine Koese, Union.
f. W Sterrill, Phihpskurg.
J Jas Gramley, Walker.
| John Decker, Walker.
' John T. Harter. Penn.
V Km' 1 Creaemillfr, llaines.
Jacob Bitner, Gregg.
Jacob Crotier, Gregg.
! Kd Nolan, Snow Shoe.
' John Meeae, Belletenle.
] Daniel Ulrich, Penn,
J Gensemer, Hell Moon,
W M Clellen, Philinsbnrg.
Jared Kreamer, Miles,
j C W lloekman, Penn.
M ichael Confer, Howard.
V S Cewher, Worth,
'•' Jti Hess, Ferguson.
' J 1* Seihert. Bonner.
( has Brown, Bellefonte.
L,j Jno Shiffler, Ferguson
Jno Chamber*, l'ean.
' J S Boat, Harris.
Jacob Weaver, Howard.
■*! Trial List.—Trial liet for the first aad
sreend weeks of January Term, 187b,
' cotumencmg on the 27th day of January,
A D. IS'.'
srroM? WEEK.
1 11 H Hackman A wife vs J U Hans
derson.
2 Carolina Cutnmings v J B lloadar
son.
3 Francis Hacker vs J B Henderson.
4 Abbia Grim at al vs J H Henderson.
6 Laiarus Meyer vs John S Gray.
6 Samuel llarrster Admrs vs Centre
ilall Man in g Co.
1 *J 11 Linn vs Uaorge Walker.
- H W Hoover et al vs Christ Sharrer.
M Dan'l Kboades et al vs Isaac HaupL
' 11 .1 11 1. >ng vs 11 Merrtman
i 2 John S Gray vs W C McCuelchaon.
I t 11 I' C'.ow uto of v Derbv Coal Co. et
al.
14 Dane. Thomas vs J M McCoy.
1 . J 1 Shugert vi C C Keller with
c iausa.
10 K M Shuey vs Samuel Llna.
17 J D Sbutrrt vs J 11 Morris.
le Win Allison. Jr., vs J A Bright
In 1" ft Wilson Kx rsvs Tboma* K llicks,
7. L Hoover vs Wm 1* Ard.
21 John Kline vs Wm P Duncan.
22 Win V Hughes vs Jas L Sommer
v ilia.
1 Met i !!*r, A Spcer vs Mis II Humes.
21 S W McNitt vs W J Thompson.
S Jacob Naoligh vs J W Kboll.
>1 Adatu Weight vs G Dorasy Groan.
27 s D Bail use of vs Jaceb Y'aarick
2> >cho*>l Dist of l'bilipsburg vs K Perks
et al.
2"' T M Hall Trustee vs J P Shops.
3B John Mr Brides heirs r s W. J. Tib
bent.
11 Jaceb Bower, Jr. vs B A Y Turnpike
Coinp.
12 Sophia Rouse vs Joseph Kmrsok.-
w - , =
s IALD KAGLK NURSERY, Union
<i 1) ville, Fleming P.O. Pe.
Fruit. Shade and Ornamental Ttaet,
Vines, Ac.
Apple trees 14 cents, or sll per 10(1.
ll Peach trees 12cents, or $lO per ltW.
e Pear Itooa, standards, 44 cants ; dwarfs
26 cants,
i Shad* trees 40 la ffi cents,
c Fvorgreeu tr&n* -tUcanU.
Grape vines 23 cents.
Mr trees era tliriftv and *f approved
5 WM P FISHER.
10 jan It. 11 1
• /
A NNU AL STATEMENT.- \
Ah
offi e of the k . M Ins. Company of Can- r
re County. Pa. Centre Uaall, Jan IS,Is
. IboMBRUmM th tbs provisionsl
>f their charier the Twenty-first Annul I
statement of the transactions of the Com* '
>any is herewith presented.
ASSETS.
Bills receivable \
being premium
notes due and '
payable by
members for
insurance the
past year- Jis.Sli.Sl
Paid on same. ... 501.78] |
Leaving due on (
premium notes
taken.the past _ I
year 84,513.52
To which add tax
No. J.... II,OE?.I3
Less per cent for J
collection ..... '/*3.35
3.H6S fki j
Cash in treasury. 502.94
Making the total
ava. able a sets ———
ol the past year. SB,sJ2.'!t j,
EXPENSES.
Compensation of
direetiora... % 250.40
Committees on
appraisements. 26.82
Salary ef Sce'y 100.00
" " Trees'r M.OO
Printing, office
rent, postage Jtt
stationery - 188.66
Election board. . 4.00
J. F. Potter suit
for services 7.80
Henry Neighdigb
loss en house
and furniture... 033.13
W- J. Jackson
on store 1411.00
J Brett be!, due
on beuse, (sum
on note retain
ed)- - 17.10
Kusloberder on
bsrn V M 7 00 s
J. Hazel on barn 7tkVJB
Mrs. J. W. Con
ly on house
and furniture.. 1110.72
| Total accruing as
sets and funds
of the Company
the past year
after deducting
expenses 33,415.40
To which add
nctes of 1874, 5,
C, ,nd 7 1&>, 197.01
142,012 41
Minus cash pre
miums, cancel
lations. carpen
ters risks and
lax on notes, in
cluding tax on
notes taken be
tween Jan. 14,
and Jau. 2^,'78. 10,582,44
Total available ■
assets of tba
company this
day 182,029,97
Risks and insur
ances taken the
past year 395,407.12
Risks and insur
ances of 1874, 6,
0 and 7 1,345,242.88
Making the risks
of the Compa
ny this day 1,740,649 96
Am toutstanding 298 41
At an election held the same day the
' following named members were elected
! directors for the easuing years J. W
Krurarins, 11. C. Campbell, Uenrv Kel
ler, Jes Baker, Fred kurtn, John Bishel,
Maj. J. B. Fisher, S. J. Herring, Amos
Alexander, J. U. Muster, Sam'! tiremly
end 11. G. Rover. Whereupon the board
orgauized and elected the fallowing offi
cers':
President—Henry Keller.
Vice President—B. J. Herring.
Secretary— D- F. Luse.
Treasurer—Wm. "Welf.
D. F. Lcsi, HXNRY Kbllkr.
Sw'y. Prest.
10 jan 81
11. I I I ■ II ■ I "IS I " ■■■ *■ I I.
-I HARRY K. HICKS,
fi, j f
(Sucocfi or lo T. A. Hicka Jk Bro.)
WIIOLKHALK A RETAIL DKALKII IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty, dee., &o*
j
loTAUo linn (b<* iigs iK j of Ihr NomI?- Rt nd CUllltai lon *,. .1 .
k
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY' THAT SELLB THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODS
If.
1% I
pXItCUTOW NOTICE.-
L. tU r* teatamentary on tb* *-stala of
Wm. Allison, late of Puller lap., de
ceased, having beeb granted lo the under
signed, all peieon* indebted to said t-slaUs
are required l<> make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
lo present them, duly authe,... ..tud by
law, for settlement.
Ali accounts remaining unsettled after'
Jan y 1, 7'*. will be placed in the hands t>! i
a J ustic* fur collection.
WM. M ALLISON,
JAS. A. HEAVER.
Executors.
IMfWHIM a:-U W omen are
I ry Wanted, to make from
f'2 to fl6 par day. Aganu are now mak
ing that amount. Addreai. with con cant
stamp. Rev. S. T. BUCK. jSilton, Pa.
3j dec 4t
67. 13. 3>J A f Ji,
HDOEHCHKR,
R<-spectfully informs the citixent of On
-1 tre Hall and vicinity that be ha. opened a
new shop in the old Bank Building Ncw
work turned out according to style, and all
kinds of repairing neatly done and on
short notice. Priests reduced and to auit
the times. 7 fob.
OENTRE HALL
'Furniture Rooms!
EZRA H HTM BINE,
' respectfully informs the citieens of Centre
• county, that he has bought out the old
(stand ot J. (J. Deininger, and has reduced
the prices, list has constantly on hand
and makes to order
"i BEDBTKADS.
BUREAUS, i
SINKS.
WASHSTANDS,
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
TABLES. Ac . Ac.
I His slock ef ready made Furniture U ,
' large and warranted of good workmen
jibip, aud 1. all made under bis immediate
'supervision, and is offered at rates cheaper
jthen elsewhere.
Call and see his stock before purchasing |
elsewhere. feb 2'
t,Awarded the
tuiig and rhiladtljihia.
1 E. Sl H. T. ANTHONY A CO.
Broadway, New York.
Manufacturers, Importers A Dealers in j
' Velvrt Frimc#, Album*, Grtpho
•copcs, Btereo*ftopes and Views, !
Kngravingt. Cbroms, Phcrtagrapbt, and
kindred goods—Ceiebnliaa, Actrtsees, etc j<
■ i
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
' We are headquarters for everything in the <
• way of '
Steroeopticons and Magic Lanterns,
Each sty'.a bait.g the best of its ciau in lb
• Market.
Beautiful Photographic Transparenciee ot |
. Statuary and Engravings for the window.
|Convex glass. Manufacturers of Velvet
- Frames !or Miniatures and Convex Gia*s
j Pictures.
Catalogues of Lantern* and Slides, with
(directions for using, sent aa receipt of tan
. cents. 12dc4il 1
HENRY BOOZER,
CENTRE HALE,
* a nty * rrav.a or
Maddlss. Hornass, Bndlaa, Collars. Whips j
Flynat*. and aiao keeps on band Cotton
S'-U. etc. Price# low at any where clae.
Ml kinds of repairing done Xi- best
took always kept on hand. All work war
anted. A" share of the public palronagt
s kindly t
a EHNSVALLEY BANKING Co.|
CENTRE HALL, PA.
IECEIVK DEPOSITS, andallowlnt#r:i
est: Discount Notes; Buy and
Bell GovernmentSecuritiea,
Gold and Coupons.
WM. WOLF. VTM. B. MIXOLK, !
Fres't. Caabi'e!
TMIV>];I'AS 'lo iKAWLm. '
-THE
BUSH HOUSE!
lIXXLtVoXTK, l'A.
Has been recently thoroughly renovated
and repaired, and under the management
of the Now Proprietor. Mr. GEORGE
HOP PES, formerly of W m sport, is first
riaes in all Its appointments.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
A re offered to ihote in attendanco el court
and others remaining :n town for a few!
davs at a time.
The largest and most superbly Designed,
Hotel in Central Pennsylvania.
All modern conveniences. Go try the
Hush house.
GEO. HOPI'KS, Propr.
pOl'ltr PROCLAMATION.
Wtmu.ik'llw Charles A Waver. PrUlnl ef
Uitcunrt ii(ihiitiioß riia Is tbe iMit Judirial Ihe
trie! c<e* ,f lb * OMBl4#tof t>ntr. t lUstut* Apd
1 Imiill aol the Hooontbl* frul, and flbr
IfiiDiUl ll * 1 tin iXttM,
rrseinty. h*vinß tMund thtr b+sritig dates Use
let da# >f Jas A I . l*Tf. to ■* dlractad lfr btddtaj
a court . foyesrai d TcrmlMU axd tseauaral Jail llellt
•rj and V/ort Sesetoui oftbe Taaca Orrbn' Court
aod court of 4 ommoo FUa In Hailofs nU fo
th rounti of Centre, and U> commeMi oo the 4U.
MothUj tif fan tclo lb* rth da} of January IfTf
and to continue tuo nroek.
Wotlcel* tlsaralore here Tr<F to lb# PiifMir, Ju
licet ij Ike iWe. Aldeman and Conataldet rf the
•aid county of cntre. that they he then and there In
their eraser perffnoi. at 14 o'clock In the foreooan o!
•aid day. ttb tbelt recorda. InanUlUeaa etamuu
tton*. and thett own rcmwujlrafacee#, to do ib**e thlnf*
nhlch to their oAce aprctialn* to be danr. ad thoee
h are bound in reoskfntfancee t*. txxaaecufee •aatnat
the prlemen thai are or hell be In tKe Jail f 4 entre
county, be then and there to pruea* a#aiat tbea ,
•• •hall be JHSI.
ii*en undet my hand. •* Hellefoale. tbe lt day ef j
.lan In thereat >tl ui lsurd. l*Tf, and lu tig# to.
year *J Ibaei>eudence of the CnMed Htatea.
J4 >HN sFAXiI.ttK, M.ertf! j
A FREE GIFT!
>< . ;sy nf my MVIUCAI COMMON
|DMK.to any j-ereon tnffertnjr with * >-nunplt*n.
Aetlima. Catairh. Hnmchttta. lauea of Voice, or fcore
Tl.nsat. Keod name and |Met office addra. with tnro
S cent |Hsstf* Ksmp*. and etate your •tchneea Tbe
No,tk la elettaatb UUetraVoU. (144 Mi- IS sua- IP~V
The Information It ossbtatna in the providence of l*od.
liaa eared many Uvea The author has baen treat in#
IIIMAIM of lh Noie.Ttinal, and i.ut># aa a at>acUi
practice in ( Irtctnnau. aince lab; Addreaa OR. H
It WOLKit, Cincinnati, ilhlo. U jan 44
NOTICE,—
Lsttsrs testamsntary on tho estato of
Gaorgs Murray, late of Collegn township,
docrased, having been granted to the un
dersigned, all persons indebted to said es
tate are required to make immediate pay
ment, and thosa having claims against iht
•■mt to present them, duly authenticates
by law, for settlement.
Claims r*o be presented to either of the
undersigned. J. I). MURRAY,
WM.A. MURRAY,
9 jan 6t. Executors.
ITcET^a!— Nente^TTTerelT^^jtvar!
J that the following named
parsons have filed their petitions tor Li
cense, in tbe office of tbe clork of the
Court of Goneral Ouarter Sessions of the
Peace In and for Centre county, and that
application will be made to tho next Ses
sions of said Court to grant the same.
Jauies L. Delong, Liberty twp., Tavern.
A. WILLIAMS,
J • Consultations in English, and
jOcrman. Office in FurxPajn< Sußdin^.
CAUTION.— Having purchased tba
following personal property at
constable's sale as the property ef Amos
Koch, of Gregg township, 1 will leave the
saase in bis possession at my pleasure All
persons are cautioned against meddling
with the tame, namely : One Coeking
Stove, 2 paim Bedsteads, i dot. Chairs,
Table, Meal Chest. Clock, Douchtray, 1
Horse 1 Spring. Hay aid Corn, Bridle
and Harness, 1 C ow , 1 Pig. and Iron Ket
tle, together with all dafandant's proper
ty: JOHN COLDRON.
QHWSML, ■ , JJ* ar owb to ". * i Outfit fr,
■L WWgFWBe tWt RaaUer. tf jou want a huMoass tt
# fll M WETIICB |-araens of i-iliiar HI caa make AREA
vl/ V V/ya/ all ttis ttws they work, write for tiar
Usuiars U, Uaujui A (Jo, f mhwd If
Maar,
IRICI FOX lALX. —First clans brick
lon hand for sal* at Zerba's Centra Hall
brick yards. These brick arc
offered ao luw that It will pay person* al s
distance to cons here for them.
Intending to continue in tbe manufac
ture of brick they will be kept constantly
on baud, and fair inducement* offered to
purchaaera.
117 aug tf. H g. ZEKBKI
U R.B-0- OUT]KLTL'H,
Dantibt, MHlheim.
t>*wi blijiwlMa iilMffteMtoUt -,1,1 m. H* la
rt-i-n4 toiwrtora tUoytnUuu ta IU 4,atal g*o
lUuaewril;praaaraSta sitrast istUsUslwii 1
uaaat pain. ■rare (
•Spring Mills, Pa., •
GRAIxN~HOUSE j
AND
COAL YARD.
J. D. LONG'S
New Grain House is
Now Ready for The
Reception of
WHEAT,
at the HIGHEST CASH PRICE and the
BK7T CO A L in Market sold al the very
tow est price.
iiitlcs ! Hides ! ,
Bring yeur Hides and receive the Highest
Price for them.
1 alto keep lor salt UPPERS, KIPS.
CALF SKINS, and SOLE LEATHER f
at lowest prices.
Also a full line of
Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Bridles, Halters, Whips, etc.
at the very Lowest Prices.
IQoct 3m
NEW 5
Grocery and ,
Confectionery, t
Al CENTRE 11A LL.
The ucdcrvignrd bts opened a new Gro-
eery and Confectionery, and will always
kcrp a full 810 of goods, at lowestpcaaibit
prke>, and kind)y asks a share of tee pub
lie patronage. His stock consisie at 1
COFFEES,
*UGF.R, TEAS, SYRYPS
SOAPS, SALT.
All kinds of
CHOICE TOBACCOS'; Ov. Z
and all fruits oi u M-ason geuaraliy in a
SuK-a.
Also a full line of CONFECTION ERIES *
All kinds of country produce taken in as- ,
change.
I tall low for CASH and PRODUCE. ?
Jfrepty C. DINGES.
Spring Mills O. k !;
SEW ROOM 1 NEW GOODS! {
At I. J. Grenoble'e Store !
SPRING MILLS, !
naa the goods. Largest stock 1
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED! :
Prices Lower than;
Ever,
And now extends a cordial invitation V
bis friends, patrons, and public general
ly*
Aleo a Complete Assortment ol
t kead v M Atle Clothing for men And
boys. Suite as low as to be had in tht
jcit'y.
Imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS!
Full line* of
MERINO UNDER WE ARB,
I For Ladi, Gent*, Bop, Misses and
Children.
1 Hosiery, Gloves, Boot* and Shoes, |
' HATS. CAPS. CARPETS AND OIL .
.CLOTHS,
' And the most complete assortment of
NOTIONS
, n Central Pennsylyarla, and prices thai
willcompel you in self defence to buy o
bm . Also Fish, Salt, etc. 18or
A full line of Howe Sewing Machine*
! and Needle* forall kind* of machine*
f
> Also deals in all kindsjof Grain; Mar
' ket price paid for the same. A specialty
in CO A L by the car load.
Jas. Harris A* Co.
*
; NO. 5, BROCKEKHOFF ROW. |
O-—— ;
IRON, NAILS.
, P A 1 N T S,
i °ils^JTC.,
' JAS. HARRIS* CO.
Bellefonte.
s
• May BARGAINS.
( Bargains!
Bargains!
In MEN'S and BOY'S,
' BOOTS and BHOES!
j; also a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at
I LOUIS DOLL S Shoe Stare.
g opposite the Bush house, Bellefonta,
i. room formerly occupied by JohD
I Powers. * apr2sy
Attorney at Law
Bellefonte,' Pa. Office oyer R*y
- ""'<* |nk 14may*w,
< terweetandhard, and quicker to churn
jjiTry it—for sale at Win. Weil'* stoie.
Candy Manufactory & Bakery*
Mr. Albert K*utb,
At the
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
la now making the ?ery beet
llllKAl>, CAJiKS AND PII#;
In liellefonie. . '
Candies and Confections,
He alto manufacture* all kind, of eaa.
die*. and denim can purchate of bitn Si
low a* in the rlty. r*n.li of all kind* al
w*y, on band, Idfctber ailb Oranges,
Lvtaotu, Pig*. Date, NuU. Syrup,, Jel
lie, and everything pood,
CENTRE COUNTY OYBTKB DEPOT.
An Excellent oyattr saloon also At
tached to the Raker?. Call and BM
me. ALBERT KAUTH.
BTI
U< n out • !:.<•*, luui mi work 1. * ikaa it u,
una, Im t'aplul hi w. .4 iuM
reo fII par tmi < aw* mad# b tfci !<>■■
<* Mm*. MH. %. ,fm rnai mUH tuM
wl.vrvto work for a.?■ m lb HUM. I <nUf
•<iluauiu.Hi„ kUinl.tli lu4i,aM,
War: War! War!
OR6ANS!ORGANS!ORGANSI
StVIKG XACHIKES!
Sewing Machines!
\ I t! 13 Mop I*rlor Orgaas,
Priers3to. FnrftllO < h.
! Stop wfißi. New, for $7O 00—Pries
$270. 90.
Sewing MachiofS Guaranteed New,
and ae Represented, for f2f> 00.
COMB, BEE. AND BE CONVINCED
COME ONE COME ALL
U) the New Muik A Sewina Wa. bineetors
of BUNNELL A AIKEN'S,
A Hegbeoy Street,
iSju'y Bcllelonie, P
w. A. CUIIRT
£duhTa
i .VIIt K U tLL,Pi.
V ould n.oi repctfuily inform the cit
cen, of tine vicinity. thai he started a
uew Bout ar,<l Shoe Shop, ar.d would be
ihank(u) for a ehare of the public natron
age. BooU and .'■•boe* made to order and
according to tyle, and warrant, hi, work
to equal any made eltewbere. All kinds
of repairing done, and charge, reasonable
divt birr a call fablX ly
New Pianos $125
Each, and all tyle\ including GRAND,
"itfl'AKt and UPRIGHT all ftrictlg
Kraf-ciaae, told at the lowert net cask
wholesale factor, prices, direct to the par*
cbaaer TLeae Pian.w made one of the Ce*
Mt dicplayt at the Centennial Exbibtuoa.
and were unanimously recommended for
iheHionx*T Ho-oae—oeer llitWOin uee.
Regularly incorporated Marufacturing Co,
Factory ealat ivbed over sfc year*. Jhe
Square Grand, contain MatbcvJiefc'* now
pal cut Duplet Ovcrlrurig tleala, the
erealott improvotnotii in the biatory of Pi
<no making. The l*prigba are the fine*
in America. Pier.. ect on trial. Don't
fail to write for 1' unrated and Pecrip
tive Catalogue of 4* pare,—mailed free.
MEN DILSWOHN IMA NO CO.,
& meol 1V 111 K %"t I^OWiOi^.
aeiaea *
X. iPI/ "
THE ORIGINAL & ONLY 6EHOIME
M Vibrator"* Threabera,
wrm twwevwb
MOUNTED HORSE POWER!,
Aad au>oi Tbreaher trpMi,
Mad, or.!}- by
NICHOLS, SHEPARD 4 CO.,
BATTLE rsrr.H, wich.
THE Malrblm ptiß-Wftß|, Time*
!•, IM kn.y*'M w tf.a or u
Mil ■llin ■ MM Wi aiolry tor IWI **, fw
tor, Ohtott,. ul Iu tortto na Bmw uu<i
GR % It Raterrawlll ael Ntbwll te Ike
tjae tyibe r ffW-yre wtHNA uacw |,Rted SNI Iks ilil*rw*i a.
THY ENTIKI Tfcrrafcltf KIKBP
Urn Uus tifa n BAYtO t * OSM lakjvow* MbcMmeT
Iyo BmliUs Rlmfti linlde tic* Appa
ll IWief. LUS'| fre, I IH> IISITI. IVk-l? EadSlee.
i ■" sadaSsw l l.rikw waa: saf re's wettiet
I utinM PsffectJj HUReI U Bit Ktwda and (V4tUMSt
lunOß, W*4 r IN j, Lei| or Bbt, Ifcemßra or Bul
yOT Mly Vastly NcpeHcr ftT Whrnr,
f§ tMUB. U.tef.iir, swd 1A t-a <a. Ul tb , 111 Beer
twwsrffci Tbrvwßa: V. Ptat. MUiel, t~,.m. b4
MB* l*i is. lUMtrrw *>* ftttactocßU "of • '•
U- fkVOB OTBiB U NwMa
MARVKt.Ot W fan Wlmeltrlir ef Parta.
W" "".!!*••*' * l-*-'* WJ Mill
j aukw M Uurrtuo M anitori!
FORK HlaraofßeeamtsraMaSe, ran,-
In* two Hi Ur hrr.ie Mnrww *t*, au. m aula, |
Bi wulrU ll.vwr l>Wrj, to u%i&
STEAM P#wrrrH,krw a Hperlaltr.
i toWtoi u. y,-v.u.i toMtonp.-—I? In Mu Mm.
OCR rarinlrl Steam Tkmlrr £■•
" }iik;. lIVWMU. is-i ii iua.un
IWaro, tot uj .um UU o. Ul
I* Thoneogli Workmaaahla, Klegaat
rißl*fa. i%rt,< t > of r*ini r ■iilm—s cf Vu ci*wrsrt.
j Clt-, <W'Viia*TB "Tknaetoor vulSl* AIM ißwwiWßilßi
FOR Partiralnra. call oa oar Dralrra
irwr-t-! . . te... rru-wr. ta bi aWt uteh fre%
It ATEHS* Orchotriou chimes OKC AN
t.tbr aoM bfe.atifal
'it IWfrilfe ■!?' *" 'ae ever made.
*'T iSi ll haa-'krrrlrbrntrg
c h id One ioaituiiaa
AIto<WNCB*TO.?KrEIt.
' t'HIMEH, CHAPRLr a"d OR.
WANS, I'akiue Fremh ('*■ are *ee
ry reapcii, I'IRmT CiAss.
WATERS' PIAHOB,^f ffi:
ARK THE BEMT MADE stir Tone, Tourh.
> W'erkaaaakiu.A Kurnbllily I niurjiaaae,.
Warranted for MIX YKAHS.
PRICKS EXTBJEMKLY LOW for wk.
Mnnlkly Inatallmem# received. A Überal
ill,count to Tmckeri. thni<tert,Churchei,SeKoolt,
i rtitbESTS W 4BTEB. special Induce,
inrnlalo the trade.lllnatrated i ntalaguua
11 ailed.Secnnd-hiind Inwrumenlaattirea,
Baraalna. Illllt AJ'E WATKRS A MONH,
Maanfactarer# and 11.-al. ru.
40 EAST 141b STREET, IMON
' sqtAKE,NEWTVBb}Bvs, 9Wr.