The Centre reporter., April 03, 1879, Image 3

THE CKiVfftK liEFORTER.
Centie Hail. T*. ThW. Apr. 3, '7l
year, when '
I iranrr 52 & sr'.ci oV paid "• mtranei
Advertisement, 'AWs per line hr three in
tertians. and hrentsper hue to- every *r<f
sequent ivktrtiiv, Advertisement* by th
V e'ar at a liter*! discount.
"* &uA*?riifi m 9ontfid* the r#nfy 11
m>l us li> et. amount of one year'e poet
age. instead o/'JOcf* as formerly when *'•
|y themselves.
'Sntsrritie-s ran always tell how their ar
taunts stand at the Reporter offirt by eon
suiting *h* table* on their paver, I< th
lahUfeads '.l'i hn Roe 1 inn lb" it mean
that John is ind-bted for subteriptson from
the \st of January. 18"!k. and that >t I
ftm* he was paying the printer.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOBGT MEETINGS
Oimllltll UM. H*. **.} i , r' iy ,f ;, m "'
~,T. S.tor la, eveatw* t She<4<t **'*'"*,* >* t:
K. A. VV>UV&V, Sm f. J- * v
Ot t r<MT UtMII, *• W*. F A M , w
Mnda* 99n10| n f b*for# m*cm in tb
lUont< Halt _ • LBVtV r M
C. f HK>Uvvi.9cE *' J- * *
<••**< *e. S ret H. **<
iuu.nentveHatteeiiie *•!•*• i-ef.-r* r *'
V aad esrrs '♦ after 4
Kelts* Nul.r l.vonsan Kwoa*.
W had nbeut 10 snows this wintei
up to data
ft* wise and shew it bv retting yeui
groceries at headquarters, which mean'
Sechler*.
-—The way the Miffiinburg Telegraph
make* Cat*, weiudge il USI be a grea
fighting cock.
Clothing made to cider at New
man'* by on* of tba heat tailor* from 1 hi -
adelphia.
A; the coach shops of Jno T. Lee.
Centre Halt is where yea jet work wa
doae and cheap.
machine ia the moat durable machine
made.
The Centre Ceunty Pomona Grange
of the Petreaa of Husbandry will meet a*
Centre Hall, oe Tuesday. April 9 The-a
will be three eeeeiont, 10 a. m , 2 aad T
p. m
Mrs Johnson, new living with Mra.
Tea penny, fas reached iheejeoftOS. aad
il without doubt the oldea; nerioa :n M:f
flin county, aaya the Gazette
On laat Snndav eorne tramps enter
ed the dwelling of the widow of Christo
pher Moyr, in Pen town-kip. while the
family were et chureh. aad atole seme
clothing.
Bhertly after the same fellows, no dowbt.
•to'e a.-me clothing from the house of
"Wm Nseat while '.be family were ah
seat. hut were seen by M r Neeae wko waa
a distance away, and were pursued to the
mountains, but sot captured
—— Evidence ie the Curlin contest is
being taken at different points La this
▼alley tkie week.
Evidence ia also beiar takes *t Mill
beim this week, in the Curtin-Tocam e a- i
test.
The grain fields is this county do
net bare a verv premising appearance, j
owing te the nafeverable fa ! aed winter, .
and abonld this spring prove as un avora !
b'e many fields will net yield ha'f a crop, j
Rev Fisrher will adan>niater the:
Lord a Supper ia the Lutb cburcb. of )
this place, oe Sunday fereneen, 13
A ledy correapondent of Sprieg
M Its puts ie an earnest pjea for barged
hair, as tbe style of combiag it dewa ever
ik. v M ,i : m M.U
the forehead is called,
The Quarterly Coafcenc* of the U.
B Church will coneau# on the 6:h and
ftb of Aptil at Rber*t>urg, Official
ißcmbs-s oughtt* stun I. as tba prench
•r't salary will be fixed fer the year
* If ecu want bargaia* ic hardware
fo to J. O Deiningcr, who makes it a
poet to sell cheap any hardware ecu
seej.
Mr. Roefcae, late of Duncan's ttnrid
at Spring Mi If, is about to opoa a Store at
Faraceis Mill*
Wn. Thompson will open a store at
Pole-cat city, in Putter twp. Mr Smith
late clerk ef Mr Thempaon will be a
parteer and baee charge of the store.
C. M. Bowar. esq , repreeeets the
Curtin and Du-bia Gray esq , the Yecum
side in the ineaatigatioa here.
J Newmhn, jr. tbe Kin* Clothier
of BeHefaate sirs: He is not trying to
humbug (be eamrouaite like some of the
Bellefonte store keepers, by telling pee
pie the: he sells at coet* But he peeitie#.
!y asserts that he will sell belter geods for
less money than any one in tbe business.
His cds are all lew and perfect H
hat notm-ddv shelf ware, er meth eaten
good*. Yeu fan always re'y on what be
tells yeu. He bas paau at 40 cents ; good >
bats at 23 cent* ; shirts at 25 cents, and
other gaocs ia proportion Ca'l on hin; ;
aid be coneinred that it is tbe only square
dealing Clothing House in Bellefecte.
Yeu are always afe in getting yeur
drugs and medic res sad prescriptions
filled by tbe old and reliable druggist F.
P. Green in the Bush house black.
Jno. T. Lee's wagons and kurgics
rank among the best put eut in this coun
ty, and hit prices the lowest All his
work warreated. All orders by mail
promptly attended two. Tbe
Tbe L'W'stewn Gazette of 26 ult.,
saya: Christian K. Rosa, tbe father of
Charlie, eeme here on Thursday nomine
in the early traiii and went dawn the S.
A L. road to McClure te tee the boy re
ferred te in eur Snyder county newt. He
afterwards stated in coneeraatioi that this
lit'.le fellow bore a rearer resemb'aice to
his lost son than aae be had yet seen. He
caste up on the 10 23 a. m. train and teok
tbe Johnstown Express east, saying be
must gw to North Caroliae where a asrs
than ordinary clue to aaother "found"
boy existed
Dinges bat on hand a Iqf of city
greund Buckwheat flour, which be will
tell out in any quantity.
JAIL NOTlCE— Visitors to tbe Bellefonte
Jail will be admitted on Tuesdays and
Fridays only. JoHS SFAKOLER,
ap 3 St Sheriff
The Howe Sewing Machine. Tbe
world renowned sewing machine. Oeer
100,000 sold in 1877. The most perfect
machine in tbe werld at the lewest possi
ble pri e. If you are in feyor of any par
ticular machine, at least examine the
Howe before you purchase Highest Med
al at Centennial Exhibition. What we
claim in substance, it that this is an hon
est machine, end if put in your fnmiiy
will do any and nil work perfectly.—Will
Inst n lifetime. Terms ef sale the roes'
liberal. For sale by A. C. Moore, who is
the only authorized agent ia Centre eoun
ty. For terms, 4 enquire of A. V
Moore, Milesburg, Pe.
—-Get your dried and canned fruits a !
Seehier*.headquarters for all kinds ef gro
ceriet. Goods warranted fresh and pure
Green's Compound Syrup of Tar
and Honey, a sure cure for coughs, cold
croup and early stages ef consumptien
Try it.
CAMPHOR MILE— Dr. Oberheltzer's
Liniment bas been tested by tbeusands
and ba preyed to be ef the highest yalur
to tbe community. It but eflected many
cures in Rheumatism, Sores, Swellings,
Sprains and Frosted Feet, and many per
sons recemmend it fer Cuts, Galls A Swell
ings in hertat. It costs 26 eents J. D
Murray, Contra Hall. 27 mar Ira
Col. W F- Reynolds, of Bellefente
claims to hare acquired a title en tb
magnificent spring by which that ber
eugh it supplied with water, and now in
gists that all tba water used in large quan
tities'het can flow rough a four-incl
pipe mutt ha paid'for by |tha inhabitants
The claim will iiyolve a law suit. Th
spring it one of the largest and finest ii
the State."
The present Board of Directere of tbi
Famtylvaaia Railroad was re-elected ei
25 Philadelphia by a itock rote of 366,
9b tfiar
BOROUGHS.
A citiaea of the new boro' of Millheim
• I aaka the lUroaTva to sl terth tbe powers
- and defies of boro' suthoriU*. which we
' will endeavor te do as concisely as pessi
£ ble, via. .-
A- The courts, with the cencerreace ot the
he grand jary, may alter or anawi any boro'
t charter, on petit oa of two thirds of tbs
f. uihabitents They are limited to held
rem- estate not eiceoding tbe yearly value
of fit OtX'. Twenty or uicie owners of
n outside lots or leads by petition to bur
lr gsaa and ceur.cii ran have sane adtailted
** *a part of boro' To titead bero liaistt
the autborilios uau-t file plan in ceurt and
eublish notice ia two papers, end aev fit
i?sa csn eppeal to court from ordinace of
Citeasion witbio days after filing plae.
Terriiorv taken in reamine liable fer its
n. I , '"h* r " <, l l of the township debt frem
which it was taker, to helevirj by bee'
officers and pa dto township. The coun
a. cils cka make ell e-dinat-csa needed for
m geyrrnmeet ef hore' set inconaiateet woh
in tbelawaottbe ata'.e, lay eut streets, al
s leys, sewers, regulate pavements, etc,
_ regulate party walls of buildings, vaults,
cess poo's, fences, ete , prevent ratio, hers
ea, swiae end ether animals, from running
at large, and authorize killing of dags run
-1 >iig at large ; to make regulations for
' markets, peddling, measurement of card-
Wood, key, real, and ether artic'es fer
- sale ; to regulate cleanlineas of afreets a'-i
i alleys regu'ate depth of graves : csu pre
vset exhibitions of shows, plays, moaete
. harks, end others of tbe same sort, rae
■ appoint watches, Impose fines and build
l>>ck up. but no confinement flo be longer
i, then 4t) hours at a time. Her*' tax net te
1 exced scent on tbe dollar et ve aatiee
for couaiy purposes Can lax doatsl and
- 51. for first one, and ie
f such ratio for more a- thrv deem proper
In Voting far members of council the
cumulative system is applied, via. : If
there are two councilman a voter mav cast
il. # .
ha two vote* for one man. aad so en
Mep right in to Sechler's, set all
they got, buy a hill of their tip-top gro
ceries,—you will aever regret it; it you
I wet a good, fresh wholesome a-ticle. et
. Sechlcrs is the place above all others to
get it. Try it cats at least.
. your cold and ceegh. Dr. Bull's Cub
i Syrup Buv it Try it. It aever fail*
i Costs only 2o csa'.a e bottle.
Always reliable aad efficacious. Dr.
Bu't's Baby Syrup aever diaapee su
mothers and nurses, but cures at onto tbe 1
troub'eseme diseases ef bnbvhood. Sold ,
everywhere et 25 cents a bottle. ,
Tbe run et the Beehive. Bealend s <
New Dry Goods Store, et Bellefonte, is j
j reported ti wonderful. Nothing like il ]
before. Bp'eadid display, unrivalled bar-
I gains, noli test attenlioa, and all go away _
j pleased. Te the pe-p!e of the valley it .is
a source of saLs'actiae to find Albert Min- 1
gle at tbe Beehive, eee of eur most popu- |
j 'ar corks, whom all knaw bare, else i
i Oharly M'Clure, et BdHefoute,—these j
voung men take pleasure ia showing cus- ■
j tamers all luev can.
Tbe mast money now can be saved „
lit geieg to that prince cf good fellows, n
Newman, the King Clothier, and par
charing of bim yeur suits, bats, caps, p
boots, and uadercletbißg
rxss Hsll AcaDbiisr —Tbe aoxv; n
term f this papular iastitutien will com- \
mates us Monday, April 14, with Prof,
D. M. Wolf at principal. Sapr'Ji
John Shook lata of Farmers Mills,
has aT*d to Uarrisburg
Jest Duniep and so of Gregg, af
ter a few weeks trial ir. Rims, ba*e re
turned, and wan: no mere Kansas ia
theirs.
Aid. Gregg now occupies the "big
bouse," Gen. Bearer"*, in this pits*.
J. A. Cattle 4 Bro . of Mil ro*. has*
■ parted a merchant tailoring establishment
in this town. * Read their a**
lea C Mitchell, Esq .9 opened a
law office at Lack Haean.
—Messrs rhemherlain aed Criasman,
clerks in the Yocnas contest ineaatigwiion
now going oa hire, honored our sanctum
with a Tint en Wadaeaday.
April starts ia eery rough aad wis-
Is risk.
A quarter of beef will betaken a
subscription althi* office.
Phtrnix Pectoral will cure ywur cough f
Pheenii|Peotora! eures hoarseness quickly.
Phoraix Pectoral tastes gocd and bringt
rst
Phoenix Pectoral casts 25 els ; 6 bottles sl.
I Staid by J. D Murray, Ceatre Hall.
Get your fish at Secblers if you waat
tbe freshest and best article in market, at
prices that tbe poorest table can afford ia
I haee the best fish.
LIST OF JURORS.
Grand Jurors—4 Monday April.
Boggs—J 8 Praudfoot.
Te>lor —JT Fawinr
Spring—Jas Eckearoth.
Snowehoe—J A Wolf.
F-irgu#*n—D H Twang.
Union—H Harwack. W G Irein.
Potter—J B Lee. J A Keller
Miles— N Karman, Joel Morris, J C
Burket. M J Hall.
Gregg—P Steak,
College—Geo Mutser, J Bottorf, Wra
Eer/hart. G Shell
l.iborty—J W Taner.
Fonn —W S Smith
W'nrth--G R W'illiems.
Philipshurg—M G-.wiand, E A Deris.
Bellefente—H Walkay.
Traverse—4 Monday April.
B*Uefor.te—l M'Clura, W P Humes, J
W Cook. R M Karlane, J M'Clellan, 1
Miller, J Mulhollan
Boggs— W E Fislar, J T Lueas, W H
Campbell. J Zimmerman, W Butler.
Pent— F Bowertox, A A Frank, S G
Guteiius. H H W'eioer, J Saakey, J C
Sositb-
Ruh—C Long. J Gile.
Gregg—J A M Clintie. Wa Hei'kman.
Cnhsn—Jacob Hooeer. jr.
Milesburg—W C Wilky.
Milee—Js Corman, J P Frank, L
G r i>n-
Spring—J Rarnbart, A J Bell.
Iluu>a—M II Stewart, J S Thompson,
J F Williams.
Philipaburg— A Janes, E C Bender.
PaltoB —J H Brad a.
Liberty —W Sieinger.
Bnrir—Jno Swartz
Potter—J Dinges, L W Kimport.
11 arris—S Baily
Walker— W r Harris. C Rodgars, 8
Good hrt
Ferguson—J BGohaen.
Marion—C ¥ Ycarick
College -Jas Baker, Wm Grore.
Howard twp—J B Lealbars.
Jurors —May 5.
Worth—J Wocdring. H Dennings.
Union —Wro Idd ng. G I' Ha'l
Bellefente—T Gordon. D Z Kline, J
Sonsniereiile, J li Lirigle, W T1 witmira.
W iu Dersline.
Haines—F Dutweiler. R B Hesterman.
Howard bor—W H Netf. A •' Gardner.
Boggs-M Beans. G Flack, J K Holier
Miles—John Wolf, Haury Corman, J
R Burd.
Rush —J Collins, I) Holt.
Fergu-on—W KM' Williams, J John
son. R Gardner.
f Halfmoon— J F Dawning, S Elleaber
ger.
Paaa—Aad Harter.
Gregg—H Kruinrina, W B Bitner-
Pater—D ¥ L.usa, M J Decdar, A Mc
. COT
Walker—Jac Gohhla.
1 Snowshoe—Jas Gates.
••
\ \TOTICK-Netice is hereby gien tha
' JLI application will be made for I
charter, for Turnpike road leading (ran
|. Millbeira, te tbe L. C. 4. S. C. railroad.
( 13 mar 4l
BEHIND THE AGE.
There are farmers who color their butte
with either carrels or crude annaltu
r- whereby tbey cannot roalizo for it a ful
i market prico. The Perfected Butter Col
or of Walls. Richardson 4 Co., is used b;
the most skiiliul and censcianlious dairy
■ aaca.
Sa ♦ a
ie UMVEBSITT OF THE CLTT OF NKW YO*
in March 26, 1579.
ME. EDITOE:— Thar# is already great is
tar-at shown ia Europe ia behalf of pot
flo >dod Szegodin, ia Hungary. Yaetei
10 da.'s papers report £7.000 subscribed t
,- th Mansion House Fuad in Londea W
Afflerictcr, always y mpaUuißg with su
j faring humanly rvaryw ere, ibou'd csr
tainly hasten to add te the auwiber of
' I Sregedm's benefert.-rs, \V e therefore re
s ; ipeit'tilly beg you to notice the f-et that
his Honor l deard Cooper, Mayer ef New
York, has consented to leceive suliscrip
ti-'Si for the reliel ef the destitute and
houseless sufferars <<f N.-eseJi".
> How ant' Caosiir,
6 A U'T M II ASI 11 SON,
Gunm Ait\i
i
BOYTt'N I'I.YING Til K PADDLK
j Owrasbero, Ky , March k'T. Ib7'.' Cap
tain Beyton arrived at t'leverporl vsster
day afternoon at three o'clock, after ruan
ing twenty— x hours through a wind
•<)uall He rested all mgtit aed -tarted at
eight o'el ock this morning to rea- b tlwer-s
--r boro, e distance et over tilts wo miles
The trip wa< an unusue ly severe >a., as
ibesun w ecssrehmg, and as the swim
mer p'iad his paddle- the reflect i n fr -ei
the river ctuaed b in Intease sul'entig.
lie arrived h*reat six o'clock p m On
ai d ng it was found that oue wf hi- hende
was badly swollen, and it ie doubtful I'be
will ever retch the Father o* \t sters lli
feuding was auiid the w drst enthusiasm,
ana all eav long the tiver has eeh- ad the
p.-om of cat'nop. lie leaves for Kveu
el! e in the morning
...
Srneca. HI., March 30. N ear' s the en
tire busir.eet port on of this tow a was de
• treved bv fi'O 'ait night The flam's
irtginafed in Underbill's hall and <juuh
ly spread to oilier buildiugs
Lahore. March ft—Sanders >e tole
graphs that be was attacked at Baghnn n
the 24th of March bv 2.000 MaU.ks. lie
rented theiu. ki iing H> The British los'
was 2 billed aad 6 w-iuaded
L> KGISTKK'fk NOTli'K —The follow
V ing accounts nve been examined
and passed bv me. and remain fi ed of re*
•ru in this offioe fur the inspwotion of heir-,
legatees, creditors aad Others ,u anv war
interested and Will be presented to the
Orph-ns Court Centre Ceuntv, on
Wednesday, the Slb.K dav of April, A. D .
IbTV, fr eeuflrmalioe sad a''wwnce
1 The account of Jwbn K shel. guardi
an ot Care!no. Luther. Sam I and Kmen-!
ual Weaver, miner children of Jaceb {
Weaver, decea-ed, as fed by John K.sh t
el. administrator. _ i |
2 The accrue'. Robert Kendall, guar- j i
dianef Aar-ie E M eke', (now Wef>b l mi -1
n.<r ehild of Wm. Moke!, late of College '
township, deceased
S The account of M chae' and .lohn
| MOlwv. liseuters of Ac ,af Juki Mil lev, r
,->r . lata of Wa'ker township dscsa-ed. 1
las fi'ed by John Miller, one of the ex ecu ,
lore
i The account ef Jacob R Leathers ''
aud l* W Barehart, executor* of Ac . o' L
John Hughes, late of lleward township. .
dec*ased.
.S The seceed and final acceuet of John '
Wi'bon. executor ef Jkc , of Viecert Ste s
sens, late of Half Moon towaship, de
ceased, s , ■
The account of John N uttal', adni a
istretor of Aa . of Thomas Nuttall, late of
Philipshwrg B<srough, deceased
7. The eceount .#J V Kre-der, admie '
isiretor ef Ac , ef Nancy Kreider, late of CI
Peca towa.hip. deoeaserl r ,
8. The first and final acceuet of Je*ss
Fry. geardiataof David Hel'ahaugb mi
nor ehild of David Hailahaugn, '.a'.r of H
B -* r '.ewnship, deceased If
8. The fi-st and fira' account of Jcase
Fry. guardian of llenrv Hallabaugh, ail- ■
ma- child of I'as.d Hallabaugh, ate ef
Borr* township <fe e-sed (j j
10 The account e' Jatnei A Sweet- .
weod. guard ae of E'i'abeth Stuntp, ml-
Iter chi'd of Margaret Seatfoss su
11. The account of Jatnes A Swaet- 81 ,
we-'-d, guardian of Jane Kubn, minor
rh-'d of Margaret tvea-foM
12 The ac.-eu"t efC' John Rishel, ad- tfi
miu'itrator of Ac . ef Daeid Krtle de.
reased 'ate of Gregg township as file,Jb*
M L Rishel end W F Rearick. ad i in- 01
M. Ls r ikwrira. Kn.in -
istratoT "f a'.d J.ihn R h' .iaocaseil
13 The accouat .>f (" M B 'we-. admin
istrator of 4c . of Rachel Irw a, late of r
Ballafoate. deceased
14 The account of Daeid S Be. L.del, [,
guardian ef Isaac .!#rew> ah Shearer Sa
rah Ma'garat William Frank ;n
Shearer m ner children of Marcaret 0
Shearer, deceased
15 The 6** l acco-.iat of R G Bret!.
gu*rtl<aa of Geerje Ward, <s a>nr rh Jof
Uriah Ward, iate of Ferguson tow:.ship, a
deeea#d
16 Tee eccount ot David in I Ila'-T II
Sharer administrator* f Ja<* >b Sharer. u
lata of Walker tewrhip. C
17 The a(cau*t af Daaia' <r.>*a cuar- t
dim at (learge P HT. tr.iaor ch d .>f
Wi l<ani llay, late of Harris tawnship de n
.a**ed
16. The arrautit af Han*y Barth loraew w
aad Jeae Swarlz. executnra ' A*- "f
Elizabeth Bartholotuaw, lata of Walker
lwo*hip, deceased. .<
19 Tha atrouat of AnJrew Guitar, ex- '
eeutor of Ac. o f John Guiser, late o> ''
M i'ee township, deceased 0
20 The second partial account ef Jaroea j
Dark, Michael Du'k. and II K Duck.! ,
administrator* of Ac .o! J Henry Duck, '
late af Greer town'hip dacea-ed 1
21. Tha first and partial account ef John ,
M.*iaer.Jr executor of Ac , of John C :
Brik ker, late of' Harris township, deceas
ed i
22. The final account a'James Due ap
exaoutnr of Ac . of Mare Lang, lata of
Ferpuson township, deceased
23 The twelfth eaual account of John (
; Irwia, Jr. aad Daniel Rn..adea su-Tieinr
trustees under tha ssjt! or Wrn A. Tbewi- 1
as. late ef Bullefente. deceased
24. Tha acfout of John P. Moore, exec
utor of Ac, of Sarah A Smith, late of
Harris township, deceased.
25 Tha aeooui of Wm B. Turner, ad
an nistrafor ef Ac., of Esther Yethers, late
of Certre eouniy, deceased
26 The account "f Jotiah 11. Brown,
i guardiaa of Samue! K Gauß, minor child
• f Samael Gauit, late ofSnow bhoe town
ship. d*ca*d.
27 The third partial account af Joseph '
Baker, sola acting trustee and axecutorof '
Ae., of Martin Rou'er. late of Harris
township. Heeased.
28 The account of J. 11. Reifsny.ler. ex
1 ecutorof Ac . of Jacob Harter, iate of
Pean township, deceased
29 Tba hnai accouat of Jeremiah B aiae
and Joaathan Gratniay. executors of Ac., j
of George Gremley, iate of Pean town
ship, deceased.
30 Tha seaond and final account of Ma-'
ry Wasson, admiaistratrix d* fionus non f;
. Ac., af George E Wesson, late of Gel leg* I
toweship, deceased.
' 31. The account of Robert L. Shirk and
. Ezekial Bmg, administratore of Ac., of
' I)eni*i Shank, late of Milesburg bore.
, dec eased
' 32 The account of Alex. C. Ukaney,
' guardian ef Francis Hanoe aowdee'd ) a
miner ohild •<( Dnnia! Hartoe decaaad i
33 The saend partial acaount of POIIT 1
Fisber and Ja'ed B. h'ishar, exeut<>r# O'j
Ac of Adanr. Fishar, lata of Gtegg town- 1
ship, deceased.
■* 34 Tha account of John Shannoa, one
of the administrators of Ac., af Jacob
Wearer, late of Gregg township, decaas
• ed
36 Tba account ot Peter Robb, admtn
istrator of Ac., afjahn Robb, lata of Cur
tin township, deceased.
36. The firat pan ial account of Meshick
Williams and J W Stewart, executor oi
Ac .of Sceti Williams, late cf Huston
_ tawnship, deceased
3 W. K. BURCHFIELD,
8 ap tc Register.
is bars-by giran that the fol-
Xq lawiog aamed persans HATE filed
their peiilioas tor License in the office ot
the Clerk of tha Court of General
Sessions of the Peace in and for the cun
IT of Centra, and State of I'ann a, and
< that application will be mad* at tha neii
session of said Court to grant the same :
Danial German—Taeern—Bellefonte born
Jacob J Karman—Saloon—Gregg twp
Reuben T ShatTer —Taeern—Rewardhoro
*' Perry H St<>T*r—TaTera— Pann twp.
Richard Hays—Tacern—Philipshurg bora
Henry C eager—Saioon--Bellefoatc B.
Samuel H Runes-Tac-rn—Liberty twp
Daeid J Mayar—Tatarn—Potter twp
'* Edward Brown—Taeern— Bellefonte B.
Robert Taylor—Taeern—Philipshurg B
'' Joaath Kraaraer—Taeern— M illkeim B
Robert Loyd—Taeern—Philipshurg Ik
Fred'ick Smith—Saloon— H* lefaata B
John G Uzzle—Taeern—Snow Shoe twp
J II Odankirk—Taeern- Potter twp.
U-ary Robb—Tayern—Walkar twp.
Gatleib Haag—Taeern—Spring twp
Jabn Andarsna —Saloon—Hellafoai* B.
Jaffree Hayna-Taeern-Rush twp.
Jael Kling, Jr.—Taenrn— Marian iwp.
# George Hoppns—Taeern—Ballefonte B
m John Copenbaeor—Taeern —Taelor T.
Augustus Krom—Tneern Bellefonte R.
Aleis A Kohlheeker—Taeern - Boggs tw,
William S Lang—Taeern—liuinea twp.
Isaac D Boyer—Tneern—Haine* twp.
Peter Wbt;r- .-'■ icon —Philipshurg B.
Gee I IBackfard—Saloon - Belixfoni* B.
John Ramsdnli—Taeern- Philipshurg B
•{j W B Muster —Taeern—Millbeira B.
I James Pnssmore—Taeern—Philipshurg B.
A bert Kauth— Saloon— B-llelonte B.
,J Dseid II Ruhl—Taeurn—Poller iwp.
Huuseal A Teller—Taeern —Bellefonte B.
J. C. HAHPER,
3 ap Clerk.
*' The bill abolishing Jury Commia-
B . aionera has past the lower branch of
or the Legislature. It will, doubtlees
r ~ also pass the Senate. Itiiauseleae
office,' and tbe thereof might
He Mirell be Bayed.
t, sylvanis Conference of tk* 11. F Cburrk,
l he'.l ut IlloeuitkVg, IV, Merck Hi!'',
, j IF71).
A1 I OON \ pp. MIL R
' Sll •• <* Swallow Pr in j Elder, Tv
-1 run*. Pi
i Al'.t as, Firl Church II K kiam'ii
" K (Mil Avenue M K Fa*tsr
Chea will Avenue T Sherlock
liallldavshurg .1 A |i*Mwjar.
Duncan** III* .1 M Clarke
Manmshurg M L Smith
\\ i liamshurg \V \V Duttuir#
• I. 'gari V a 11 v V* Guyar
I'vrei • K II K.ddU
P >ri Matilda Jcaph It king
Mileahurg • d I'll 'live • J R Skir.
Howard J II Aii" \ It Crone•
I'wntT* Ywlla> W It Whitav*
lie lefuit* AIM iH'uiw
P ruilt (lip I U !, ;r.
Ila I G l\ Uo.ua
I'IIII. Grave It F Carti
i Wamur's Mart. I Mioni'i
|( H S Mandmhill,
Puitip-hurg A U ( ri(Lt"n
Gr.h.asl.'ll F"-ar..fi lif.wr
i O-cmla | l llau Ia a JAWI' '. wl
Clear lie rl J SM. M <.rrv
U'lntl:- J M .a. n WII Dill.
\\ . 'U a ll I Kl' Cautpßall
I'laiilaiJ Cireuil—W Seo'.t \N i IJH
I'UR W I'll V I■ LA ' i I. #l.l*.
l,aml"T I'll; l-aia'i Edwards
Saw \\ atkll BUM 41 II Ag a
(■'ri II a# Fii man Aiiati.*
Snow S lis l.undv
Cuugres. Hill J F Craig.
Tfca Human Callml c con vast al Cain
1" , was itruca by lightning aad burn#
;# il a gr.mii I on VP.. So ar ean it
ured
I a man from two GlouceC.ar , Vli
fl-bing IMIIII wli ib pat into Hiiaa'a ila a
our naar Kartpert. Ma for bat, war
(drowned by the upaUlg of a dor*
Ihjer-n Victoria ' a good ha art siege'
I 'a v liar own family raa l.aar I.or. acco■
In g to at >, jail#
A corrat* mds' I w on to krn w whatb
*r a cirvalaLog likrarr ought to b kai l
ia a r'.a! etiery it a a
Matthew Creed, propruter of a tin
gooda store at Jamestown, Ky ,
aroused by a noise in the store, found
a burglar behind the counter and shot
him dead, fifteen buckshot penetrating .
hia body. It is not known where th
burglar was from.
An Overton County, Teno., man wa
recently killed in a singular lash ion
lie stole a pig, killed it, tied it abou* t
bis neck with a rope aud started lot t
home. After going some distance h. i
beca'ue weary, piaceil his pig on a I
Mump without removing the rope from
his neck and lell asleep. The pig I
•lipped over the opposite side of the a
stump and the tuau was strougled to
ieath
Nine-tenths of the worrying done
>y ladies in moderate circurastaocee it t
•aused by the difficulty of getting new *
-aiment of the fashionable colors
With Leamon's Dves made by Wells, ,!
;{n hard-ou A (Jo , Burlington, Vt,. *
rouble cease# for goods cau be entire- 1 r
v renewed in appearance.
The strike among the coal miner- I ''
.f the M inongahe'a Vallev, I'a.. has
• i ■ . i*"
lecome general, toariv all who re
ufiled work having been induced to
us|>etid by intimidation from striking
□ mere encamped at the Works while
he men were operaling. Between 'j
,('OO aud 6j00 turn will be thrown b
ut of employment.
• -
Lick os I atilk —An immediate
effective remedy lor lice on Cow* and
other callie, alto f r ticks on pigt, i*
to wa.-*li tlu* affected parts with potato
or water in w Inch potatoes have
Oren boiled. Hue application is gen
erally sufficient.
Siuali articles miv tni!v be coated
with silver by dipping them tirst into
a ■ >lun u of c uimoti salt, and rub
oiug wi ha mixture of one part pre
cipitaieti chloride of si ver, two parts
ut pota-sa alum, eight parts of com
tn'U salt, and the same quantity of
cream of tartar. The nrticle is theu 1
washed and dried with a soft rag.
I'he only news of importance from
Afghanistan is from Lahore, to the ef
fect tlut General Tvtier defeated
000 "f the enemy near PrshbuUk ou
the '2-lib. Ihe enemy lost 200 mend
Ihe Briti-h Kiss was trilling Tba
Bengal lancers made a brilliant
charge.
Statistic" put the number of indians
at 170.000 ; dime noveia a as many
millions Which are we to believe?
II you want to plant your noble
name in a noble place, plant it among
our list of autwci ibers.
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MARKETS.
Philadelphia, March fil.—Flaur—fans*
■ t $4 6c<v4 87* fiiinlvacn de at >4 76
<a,L> \\ w*at Punnv* I van la red and am
ber. track. at $1 16(l !'•
Chicago, Macs 31 Wheat quia*, hut
*leady. No 2 Ctncago spnag, fre-h '.Mic,
raguUr 87ic for casb * April, Corn
fr-b 1J. reaular 31|e for cash and April.!
O.ls trrsb 24<\ ragular 21|c for iah- Kv
firmer at 401' i,4t'dv. Bariay easier a'. 38c. :
. CATTLE MARKET.
Philadelphia. March 31.—Cattle active.
2 40U kaad good 6c, Biedi JBi 5J'<J,
,dr, cisiiixm 4}'*t >!•
Shaep active receipts 6 000 head, f >ecb
|Otiyt'dc. medium &i(s6ic. common 1 (•>, t s
H"r in fair ieuiaud receple 3 31)0 haad.
good 6i(s6lc, medium Ofe, eominon 6c.
Spring Mills Market.
j Wheal bo.
I Rye, 46c.
Corn, ears, per bu. new, .40c
Dili, 22c
Buckwheat, 75c.
Cloveneed, $i <W to $3.75
Chop, perton, 520.00.
Plaster, ground perton, SIO.OO
Flour, per bbl $6 00
I Butter, 12c.
1 Tallow. Cc.
I Hani, Kc
Shauldars, sc.
Clean Sidok, 6c.
Rags, 2c.
F.ggs per dox., 10c.
Tub washed wool 35c,
Packed butter worked over, 10c.
Coal. Retail. By Car, Ores*.
Egg, $4 '25 $4 20
Htovn, $6 UO $4 t>6
Chs-lnut, $1 26 $3 80
Pea, $2 IK) $2 56
TJXRCUTOBS tfOTICIi -
Leltr testamentary upon the estata of
M ar.v Emrick. deceased, having heen
granted to the undersign**), by the regis
ter of Centre aunty, he request* all per
• on* knowing themselves indebted to he
cedent, to come forward and uiak* settle
merit, and these having claims to present
ttisiu duly authenticated for settlement.
ft JOHN KM RICK.
A) mar 6t Executor.
JT NQUEST NOTICE -
In the mutter o'tha estate ef donas Front
■ te-ened. late of Potter township, Centre
•ountv. Pima's
To William From, sr.. John Frem, sr
Rebecca Bair. snmuel Bair, Mary From
Eiutsbelh Soil. Jarots So|t, W'ra. From
ir Jonas From, John From, jr., Wilson
From, Jacssb From. Sarah From, Adaia
Vrum. Ellen From (minor), and to John
-thannoa, guardian nil hirm of Ellen
From The heir* and legal rspressau
ivri of Janus From, deceased :
Tuka notice that h.v virtue of a writ ul
Partiiion issued out "f the Orphan's Courl
f Centre eotiaty, and to me directed, ai
laounst will be held at the late resident's
• f.lonas Frem, deceased, ia the lewn*hi|
if l'otter, and county of Centre, onThurs
lav, the 10th day of April, A I) , H7'. ai
II) o'clock, a m , uf said day, for tha pur
00-e of making partition ol the Real Es
ate af said deceased, to arid among In
beirs and legal representatives, iflhesann
•an be done without prejudice to or spoil
ing of the whole, otherwise to value am
appraise tho same according te law. a
which time and place you may be prcseri
~ if you think pruper
Sheriff* Office. ) Johk Sr anolkr.
Bellufnnte, Pean'a. Sharif!
Mar 14, 1871). J2O mar 4t
BRICK FOR SALE. —First class brie
on hand for sale at Zerbe's Centre Hal
I- brick yards. These brick ar
t otTercd so low that it will pay persons at
Idistunco to come here for them.
1 I Intending to continue in the manufat
allure of brick they will be kept constant)
.on hand, and fair inducements offered t
1 (purchasers.
(naugtf. 11. E. ZERBK
DOINGS AT HAUKIMIURG.
• I a ilia liousa cm theait . the set in
1 ins the compensation of mswihrts of tlx
general asset* hi? . and the number, dilliei
and aoßipanactioa of th* efllcari and am
pla.veas ttmreaf, w roasldared 'This ii
lha hill that eati'ed << uch diaruMina in
lb# houta two weaks ago It reduaes tlx
ss arit s about 'I • p" i ant *<! the number
• I ensj loyass aboat lo par ■ #nt The bll.
sis d*t#*!#<i fi<r wsal >! h rntistitutlnaa!
aisj >ril*. thai* b* ag '.'H *"l# in tli* affir
mative ai d 71 in lb* negative • follows
Y #s Mailri. Ackarly, Anderson, Hai
•v. Il#"k>, ll<s*ntt, Ito.xiv Uerdnar,
Itewiiiau, llraat, Brouka, AS ills-. < Vup
■••II. W , Cassitlv, Caughav, l>atiahow
••r, I)#woodev, lli rfssrs, Doyle. lFum
f b#r y, K .Irt- I, K uery. I. , Kak#!. Foster
Fuust, Fultwn, A It , P.; I tan, W. T ,
iamniall. (i#pliart lis. Sett, ||el| ( ||
owe'l, llarknass U lor. Uill, J , lliaas
ilo'man, llatartar, lloyar. Ilunphravs.
' nes, k> I, Kuoa .l Khitti# Kaedu
>i# 11 l.autlis, Jos 11., I.a'gt.ty, Larch
iif t #ll, Mac'ay, Mai!., Marker. Mat
. a U t'a lnsn Hl' lilfs I, M'l'ai an
4s-siiga*. Millar. Miear. Mo>r*. .kak#
• awl aksr, N irbols, N Saltan N.'be
'altara.'B. F , I'lollips, I'ortar. I'roatn*
Cardar. Haynulds, J. A , Kiioaiir, Itr ga ,
lobarts, Sianlan. ScbaalVar, Fclioll
■ hrock. Sratoe, Sa lars. Naaar, Fkar
• ood, l> 1., Short, Sin ii, Jno. U
• oitk, J K . Smith, S J , Mayhans. J
k , Thirkstuo, Truby. Walker, A , Wat
n, Wrist, Walsh, White, J. B , W bits
(V. It . Walfa, \t oadrufi, Worlhinglo*
ind /arn '. M.
Nays Ma-sri Ha'dw n, Harralt, Bir
#-, Burton. Campbell, A B . arka
'o.bara, C .nrr. F awtard. Damutb. I> >n
.hu*. Puabam, Far ay. KdnarJs. K d#'
r" 11 list , K.lar, Farr, Paunce, Faeloe.
rlinn, Fa.lerti n, Fulmar, Uanls. Garratt ,
Gaut. Gentaar, Gillaspia, Graham, (• 11 ,
Graham, Win., (Jreaaawelt. 11 ae. I at. llaw
.. Mill, Jot M llolgata. It rk, Kochar
oargssr. Law, Lawn, Lowing, Mariaafy.
•(■gill, M I'sßdiats, M Kaa, Mitchall.
4 ~nav, M*#rs Nwell, A ( . Natll, J ,
' l.aaihaa Palsgrov# Pelroff, I'ollaak.
tad'era Kavr ds T J HUMS! argar
'Bomer, Silvartharn, An,.ih. u#o K .
Anas r v, Saudar, Striae, Tav'oy. Tbamp
Vnaderaliee, Voawt'y, Walker, Jas
t> , Waller, Wilson, Yrgtr and F'ratar,;
■•aakar pro lam—74
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New York, March 27. —The exec
utive committee upon the world's fair'
proposed to be held in NcwjYork, lias;
leoided to hold the fair iu Central
l'ark. The nciiou fixing date in lbso
was reconsidered and it is probable]
will be decided upon at the next
meeting of the committee.
MAR It I F.lk.
At Ceatre llall, Mar 27. Harry Rut
ir.iff of \V tl s sat part I'a and Mary Kun
i a ef naar Tuiss*villa. Cratra county.
On tama dav, by the same. Ga- rg* A! ]
an and Frai.k M Pratt, b> '.a .11. k
!ia-n, I'a.
(> i Thursday Msr. h 13. kv W.lliswi
Ihotnt'j n. J. I* . Frr.c us Kiiso and,
li ahvtk Oman, a :t of Colirga lown
k,p.
Oat s . -th fttl., by Has JoLa Tom! B- ■
n M II <i Ilaiaißger of M.Uka.m
i.nd M -s J A W ;af Aar.>akurg.
Tht rwan of tka J urr.af has gana '
,sii got wiarr rd W# , tt • !o*Vi .ike
rsamp'.ion at d wa w.ih ike par y Iht
jllest n sau-e of l api r.ess, wilk a tkat
hst iwip " "
a
— l
iiif.ik
. . v .. ll
<>a u!t , nea- Aaransb- g Jt-r. (|
Frank, ages! a a cut 80 year*. m
J. A. Cottle 6l Bro*. *
Ml 111 II \l rilLOKh, t
c h 8T k k hall.
TV i'd re-pi t'ut * ai a-i.rc# '. v.t -
ft of tb.s *rn tv teal t' *t are prs
pared to all kiads e' w. rk belonging t •
that line, for mra tad Iswvt, and ac
Crd I/ Is latest tlv *• tio.sds n d b.v
•!., • Bivilg ' *ii '"in Tears ei
p*- #r 1 a '.Hot g.i.'a' tee a w • a t# rra-
Uer |<*r!ect aatisfai t■ a, a"d s >it a
share ' the pah .c pair aage.
I
\\
IK ltd! All ! HI It R A II 1
1
H U R HA II ! |
ll
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CHEAP JOHN.
<
CENTRE HALL
The Spring season of IRTIi is uow
' opening. We have just received
an excellent slock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
!
| which will be sold at the
Lowest Prices.
;l
, We have an immense stuck and well,
| assorted tn every line. We have
i DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
| BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, ETC, ETC.,
at lowest price?.
i
Best Sole Leather
always on hand. Give us n call im
mediately.
I. GUGGENIIEIMEII A CO.
J. ZELLER & SON.
DRUGGISTS,
f No. 6 Brockerhoff Row, Bellefonte,
Penn'a.
. lleulcr* in l)riiga,( lietiiirals,
I'erl tiiiirry. I it is j (.otnla Ar*.
- ale.
t I'tir. Wines snd Liquors for medic I
purpose* alway* kept. mayfil 'i
Harness, Saddles. &c.
Th at-1cralrMl, dots-rminr.! lo tut Ol# p©ptlT
drmand forl>#r prics*, c*Ua o
(100 of (!)• public to lUiilock of
~ HAIMM.KKY
p now at thoold a(m1 Ialf n*l for
Oi |4iJo ;id tho flinpa h*> Urssnat At.il inol ,
• ml rotnpUt*MMortmont f Ilmrn***. OdlUn
HDll*. tJ f ssvrtjr (lea. rifOon *■'! HiftilO . Whip*. AHIt
In (act •rtDlnff lo complete • flrwt r|M o*Unllh
1 niont. li now I |rt •• which will wi It thnttm#*
JACOB IHKgkM >ntr Unll
' IM PORT AN' TO IIUVELI li.v
■ -THF--
: BUSH HOUSE!
'• BKLt.xroNTK. PA.
)!a* been recently thoroughly renovated
'I *nd repaired, end under the manegem.ei
r > T the New Proprietor, Mr. UhOliUK
" HO I' P ICS. formerly of VV'msport, is firsl
r class in ail it* appointment*
ip SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
■ Are offer* dto those in attendance at court
*• and other* remaining in town for a few
r lavs at a time.
* The largest and most superbly Designed
•' Hotel in Contra) Pennsylvania.
Ml modurn conveniences. Uutrytht
I Itush house.
"1 Baug GEO. HOPPKH, Propr.
Forks House!
PERKY STOVER, HROP'R.
g- The Forks House, at ( oburn station, is
new and Commodious, and is kept in besl
- manner. Red and board second to nens
ck in tha county. Stabling for 80 horses
ill Asa summer resort it will be found a)
re that could be desired, right in the heart o
a good fishing and hunting grounds, anc
surrounded by the most romantic rcenery
ic- lnov y
■I) TA F. FORTNEY Attorney at Lav
tO |JLf Bellefonte, Pa. Ufflceover Rgy
r 1 uoldl bank. Huiay't,
The AHooni 'Hun' never titlem
~ knytliing truer then tliii : "If fheri
( is on earth e men meunrr than nil oth
M ers, it is lie wlio deliberetely tries by
is ell the erts of culrcety, the Imiids o
is old conipeiiionship in wrong doing, bj
n surer eud ridicule, to entice e reform
aVd drinker beck to Ins cups. Kver
r j lasting shame upon such n i-harHcter
Hjend nil honor to the rcgrnereied
manhood winch call withstand his
devilih ti duction."
Hon. 11 end rick M. Wright, though
jt he candidate of the green backers for
jm eker, haarotated again hack into the
f>Te:nocratir communion, having Imen
present at tin last democratic caucus of
the bouHe. He aoetiiß to he running
Ina doubtless gaini with great auudui
' <*•
New Goods
LOOKOUT!
Ik
A iil*ndid f Nw ik
•' CivHd Arrived *i ■■■
WM. WOLF'S S
j ■pa) —is i lia—
lin nh tin
' a II ' -
Prices Are Down. w
r I W
""d "" mmm
w The stock consists of a
'JF full 'ifia of Merchandise,
-1 brariog *ll kinds of
DKESH GOODS.
< AKI'KTS. hshi
OILCLOTHS
GKOt EUIKS, •>
„ • GLASSWAKK
oU KEN SWA UK, j
ETC.. ETC.. ! TL
a P*w
w Muslin &L Calico ?!
ar# at bottom pricat. ]
FURNISHING GOOD*
of all kitids.
CLOTHS a CABSIMEXES
\T,
™ H.4TN antl CAPN. *
■■■ PRtIDUCK received .a
* ~ exchatiga for goodi
J
NEW GOODS!!!
CENTRE HALL
COACH.SHOP,
LEVI MIKKAY,
at 1.. establishment at 4 ei.tre Hall, keep !
on hand, and for sale, al the ti ott rear lis
ble rate*
Carriages,
buggies,
A Spring WagonS,
PLAIN AND FANG y,
and vehn e • f every de< riptiofs tnad# t*
order, ai d Warranted to t# ftiad# o! tLa
)i#>i se.s.o ed listeria' and IT l! n art
{■est s***sot ed materia . and by tlie n et
* kit e*j and competer.t workmen, lledies
for buggies a* d spring wagoi.i Ac., of tht
mo*: :ti| '. oil | attert s made to *r,>t,
a • 'Gearing of a! hsrdt n ai'.e to order
All k.- of repairu g vione \r n ptly aad
a! the lowest possible rates.
Pers. i s wanting a: * iL:• gtnl is lin# are
re ; .eslAd t. ca I and * xan ine Ids work,
■h wdl find ll not to be eicelled for dur
' ility and wear. may 8 If.
CENTRE HALL
Hardware .More.
J.O. DEININGER.
A r.ew, comt 'ete Hardware 7 tor* ha'
been • pet.ed L> the uhd* rs gned in C el.
ire ila i, - here t.e .s prepared to sell a
kin i**'! Build t * and IL'U.e Furnishing
Ha-Jware. Sail. Ac.
Circular and Hand Saws. Ternon Saws,
We'.ib Saws. C the* Uai k>. a full an rl
tneril of G'ass and Mirror Plat. Picture
Frames, Spake*. Fello s. atiil Hub*, laf' e
Cut ery. Shovels. Spales and Forks
i,< ks. Hinges. Screws. Sash Springs,
Horse-Si e. Nails, Norway Rods. Oils.
Tea Hells, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Varn
ishes
Pictures framed in the finest sty!#
Anything cot oi hand, ordered upon
•hert"t notice.
W Remember, all good* offered cheap
er than eitewhere.
w RTcamfs"
POPULAR.
Furniture Rooms!
CENTRE HALL, PA.
1 manufacture all kinds of Furniture for
Chambers. Dining Rooms, Libraries and
Halls.
If you want Furniture of any kind, doc t
.buy until ypu see my stock.
UNDERTAKING
In all it* branches. I keep ir. stock all
| the latest and most Improved Coffins
and Caskets, and have every facil
ity for properly conducting
this branch of my business.
1 have a patent Corpse
Preserver, in which
bodies can be
i preserved for aconsidsrabla length oflime
jullDtf vr. R CAhir.
I - *4F. ,
Examine onrCnub Prlcca oi
Hoolh aittl Slio.-Wc are rollitu
r out the goods lively, because we cliargi
les* for them than was ever known- NN <
keep up the quality and keep down thi
prices. We are bound to sell off this tre
I itiendous stock, and trust in the low price
to do the business. NN o will offer yoi
Men's flno salf boot* at. $2 .*
*' Men's kip b.*ots at 2"
| Women's kip shoes at 1
| Children's school shoes at •
j Man's wool lined gum boot* at 2 *
Boys' wool-lined gum boot* at - 1 'J 1
Men's wool-lined buckle overshoes... 1 t
Men'* wool-lined Alaska overshoes... 'J
Men's plain gum overshoes 6
' Lumbermen's gums, solid heel 12
Women's wool-lined Alaska over
shoes - •
Women's plain gum overshees 3
A uses' plain gum overshoes 3
1 Children's plain guui overthoos 2
f Tho above rubber goods are all firsi
. class and aro warranted, and will he sol
for cash only. K. GRAHAM &SON.
Dec 6. Bellefonte, Pi
' PENNSVALL Y BANKING CC
CENTRE HALL, PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS, and allowlntp
est: Discount Notes; Buy and
Sell GovernmetuSeonrities,
is Gold and Coupons,
it Wu. Woi.r, Wit. B.Minoi.k,
* Pres't. Cash)
Ji TOHN F POTTER, Attorney-a
f ' U Oollctlona promptly made and upec
attDilon clfd to (ho h*lnc lands or |>roprfv I
d ml*. will draw op and h*v
w M-Ttf sr •". Ac. Office In th diauioud, north aid*
the court bouan. BnllafouU. oclttdPtl
* ¥ L. SP ANGLER, .Attorney-sl-La
fl Consultations in English ai
German. Office in Burst's neiv buildii
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II Aitll Y K . IIICKS,
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y (Successor to T. A. Hicks & Bro.)
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WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER 1N
r,
; Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints Glass, Putty, <fcc., 6lc.
Ut) %Im lias the Itgcni'j if the South llcnd ( hilled Plow for Ihla < otiut> .-%M
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" f I WILL NOT BE I NDEKSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT SELLS TOE SAME QUALITY' OF GOOD®
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l*r< idr-nt. Caalner
QENTRE COUNTY RANKING CO.
(Late Miliikeri, Hoover A Co.)
t Kccrtvc DcpiHliUi,
a \nd Allow Interval,
Discount Notes,
t ISuv end Sell
iuvarumeut Securities, Gold A
■ iplOfibtf CoupoM
a '
■ —HARDWARE!
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; WILSON, M'FARLAKE iV CO.
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NEW iiOODS—FAKIC
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STOVES II CAT liltS It % N4.1.N
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We would especially ca ! attai.tion to the
Highland (Jnecii Cook Stove,
1 —AND THE—
$?£>Y2.
*
•#-()ur Stock being entirely New. W offer special Bargains i:.-u
c^-HARDWARE, OILS and PAINTS
WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
WILSON, M FAHLtM A (o„
lII'MES BLOCK. RELLEFoNTI, PLNN'A
BELLEFONTE
MUSIC STORE.
Pianos! Pianos'
ORGANS!
:j . j'
.Sewing Machines.!
ALSO
SMALL INSTRUMENTS. I,
VIOLINS, 11,50 ACCORDEONS.I-
O Slop Orgaua. 2 Full Set of
Hrrda, |rl*e $270.
Only |95.
Slop Org*nw. 3 Full S*l of
Herd*, l*rlor I*3 10,
Only *73.
Thi* Organ ha the "Grand -• Kne* |
ij Swell.')
TOrlaxc Koarwood Pinnow.
Only Ml3O.
ij! Soronsl-liainl Orguuw fox 123.
Soronrt-liiiiKl Planow for 530.
CHICKERING PIANOS.
STEINWAY PIANOS.
> j ARION PIANOS.
WATERS PIANOS.
ESTY ORGANS
WATERS ORGANS.
WOODS ORGANS.
'MASON A HAMLIN DUCLET
ORGANS.
O
Inw DOMESTIC Sewing Macbinc,
ISO 00
! New WHITE Sowing Machine,
!New ST. JOHN Sewing Machine,
$25,00
New Improved SINGER Sowing
•I Maebiae, $22 60.
New Improved HOWE Sewing Ma
r# chine, $22.50.
< Second hand Sewing Machine for $ >.
' t . No Agonls employed, The buyei
* get ihe Ac- uls protit. I'ome and e*
' u for yourself.
We are the only party who buy nm
*> own Machiues and Organs for cash
75 Wc are prepared lo give customer
all tho advantage.
w feb27 BUNNELL A AIKENS.
jo
3! a LWi lre
TO YD V S U M EN.
I'r Just publish**!, in a sealed enyeloj*.
Pm e six cenU.
. A Ucturt on th* Natur#, Trulmwit, *nd Radic
curt of mutual W#akDMft. or .Si*ariuaorrhpa. i
t . ducod by Salf abu*. luroluntary h mtaahma. Imp
, , t4nry, Nfrmua lability, at'd !inp#dtminta to M
•n rbit gptieratly. ContuMptioß. kpUapay. Ami ku
MaUl and IMiyfti al Incapacity Ac |'*y KOHhl
, J . vv\.\ Hli\\ 1 1 M l> . autticr of tba "lliaa
* Btfok Ac
OTha world-ranowuad author. In thia admirabla lac
lura, claarly profra from bin own atpananca thai fh
awful conaaauenaaauf Salf abuaa may ba affa<-tuall
ramoffd withonl iiiadlciix* without dangarou
aurgical qi>craiioua. bougiaa. Inalruiuauta. rluga. o
• eardiala . pointing out a moda of cura at on ©a cartaii
and affas'tual. by which a*ary auffarat.no matter wha
hta condition may ba.may cura Llmaalf cheaply, yrl
rata j and raiticalle
Tbla lecture will prova a boon to thouaanda an
thouaanda
Rent. undar teal. In a plain errelope. to any addraa
1 * on racalpt of two psataga atampa
Addraaa tha Publiahara,
t- THE CULVER WELL MEDICAL CO
cu 41 Ann St., Now York; P. O. Box, 4586
JT. IQocty
a of
1L TOHN BLAIR LINN,
tl Attomoy-at-Law,
<i *
Offiee on Alleghony St., Bellefonte, Ti
lof l 27 fab tr
PES Ss \ ALLEY I S| .TDTI
l'b# spring aeaaloa of tkia v alaet SelooU
• ill bs iiy.nsd us ths IFk < ' Aoril w St. I
n lha I'okliC Hclii" 1 b... .ig .t La tr<
Wall Its pleasant •ttustiwa, central I"
U>n sad assy a< •-•# t 'gcibcr with abu> d-j
übl *• • onmodatioii* abd a thorough llir
--ary aiol classtaal o-u .e of study, or ke
tills a darlraOle srhoal Tor parsons ffoW' B 1
d-laa<a ll'. dir.y isn ha bad at s• rv
1 rear n.tolc rate. I uitioii Irvfii 4la b SSo
:!► For further particulars addra..
11 K Hilar a A H.l'rin.
fahao H I'auii Jiaii, Fa I
HENRY BOOZER.
< kvi ICI: 11% M.,
. ... „ <t inru or
•addlss Harsesa Bridles Collars, Whip#
Flynsu ami u ■ i keep* ut> baud C.Uu' j
hcu, se I'ricr* i) utnj whera el** I
Vil kindt*c>f repa •inf done. The ba*
t.H k always ken on hand All work war
/anted A -hare of (he public palruoag.
* kindly aohcitnd llapr, Hy
Spring .Mills (). k !
NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS! j
at I. J. Grrnoble'n Store !
SPRING MILLS.
W the C.K..U Lar*"l '..<■ k !
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than
Ever,
J extend* a curdtal invitation t
fn friend*, patron*, and public general
Alno a Complete Ato'irtrrent ■
Kt'iily Made Clothing ■T! . > ai •
y*. Suit* ar ' .v ... . u i.u.i in do
"T.
Imported ami Domestic
DRVGOODS!
Full lines of
MERINO CNDERWEARR,
For Ladies, Genu, Boyr, Miseea and
Children. J
Hosiery, Gloves, Roots and Shoes,
"ATS." CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
i And the mort complete assortment of
NOTIONS
i Central Pennsylvania. and prices tba*
j ■villcoinpel vou in elf defence to buy o'
I m . Also Fi*h, Salt. etc. 18or
A full line of Howe Hewing Machine.-
tnd Needles for all kiudt of machines
Also deals in all kinds .of Grain: Mar
ket price paid for the satne. A specialty
n COAL by tbe car load.
Jas. Harris c\* Co.
NO. 5, BROCKKRHOFF ROW.
IN ONTNAILS,
P A 1 N T S,
OIIAETC..
JAS. HARRIS A CO.
Bellefbntto
;—T BARGAINS.
Bargains!
Bargains!
Iu MEN'S aud BOYS,
BOOTS and SHOES'
iGo a LARGE VARIETY of
CHILDREN'S SHOES, a
.OUIS DOLL'S Shoe St ire
Pposite the lit!?! !:• :: 11. 1L fon.e
Mim fornn i v occujued iv .Ton
'owers. apr'ioy
cwish'rp.C u .v v ic Cmßl
WKSTWA tH.
i a 5
* -LEAVE A. M r M V M
•! Mnntandon 700 166 6.11
Lowisburg 7.15 220 C 3
r Cobarn 9.25
J* Arr at Spring Mills 950
*■ EASTWARD.
■ d 2 I
I.KAVE A.M AU. P.]
Spring Mills 10 10
, Coburn 10 35
6 I.ewisburg -....0 35 12 45 6.4
Arr. at Montundon „6 50 1.00 0 (
N l and 2connect at Montandnn wit
Erie Mad, west on the Philadelphia an
Erie It. R.
No*. 3 and -1 with Day Express east at)
Niagara Express west.
1 Nos. 6 and G with Fast Line west.
Candy Manufactory &. Bakery.
Mr. Ailmt Kauth,
* BISHOP sILEKT I'A K FRY,
jis now nreking trie terv tw-wt
BREAD, CAKES AND PIM,
pa Bellefontn
CaiMto-e and Conbctiona.
He alao 111 a riu far-lure* all kind* of caa
dlea. and drwlers i-ati purchase <-f hiwi a*
.Inn •> is thr eity. •'ai.rtia. ~f all kindsal-
I . n hand, t"grlhrf With Orabgat,
Lg Data*. Nut*, Syrupa, Jai
. af ' .i i ryihifig g<a>d
Ufc COUNTY OYSTER DEEOI.
iu Kict-llenf oyster eahaiD alae al*
bed to the Bakery Call and aut
UE. ALBEKT KAUTH.
NEW
((■rocery and
*
Confectionery,
AT CENTRE HALL
Tk underttgned l>at opened a new Gr*
•■*rj and C'.'Mec-iionerY. and will alwer*
•••{. ■ full I in* f good*. si |<>eti poetibl*
price*. and kind!) stk* a (Bare oI the puk
tic |4trutia(e lit# I runiiiu of
COFFEES,
srOKHS. TKAft BYRYPB,
SOAPS, SALT.
AII kindt of
CHOICE TOBAUCOKB AXDBEGARB.
ami all f; jiu of tie imiod generally ia
Mock
BET SWEET POTATOES
A!o a full hue CONFECTION KKIEB
All kind* of country produce taken ia ei>
chant*.
I tail low for CASH and PRODUCE.
*apiy C. DINGES.
New Pianos $125
Each, and all atytae. including GRAND,
-Of ARE and CPKIOUT alt unci!*
Aral ciatt. aold at the luwett net caak
*faoicta r factor* price*, direct loth* par*
• baer Tbeee Piano* made one of the ia
eat ditplaya at the Centennial Exhibtiiaa
and vera uriar.'moutly reconm-ndad far
inaHioutay lio ou-o 12 000 In uaa
Kegularly incorporated Manufacturing Ce.
Factor* rata but bed over 36 year* ,he
vjuare Orandt c> ain Matbuthek'* new
pat eat Duple* oertrung Scale, tha
create* I improvement in the httlory of Pi*
•n<> making. '1 be ilprigb't are the inert
•r America. Punot tent on trial Daa'l
•ail to write for 1 unrated and Deecrip
*le Catalogue of 4b |>*ge—Ron ed Iran
M KN DE L.SMJH.N PI A XO C<...
j 6 aept ly 21 Kri 15th Mr eel, X. Y.
j£jR.S. G. GUTKLIUB,
Dentist. Millheim.
Qgr* bu ptvltmumt I wmw.m lb* ntlit Ha le
ri.-r-0 lo pcHuna all utxrraiuiut la l£* draUl pra
•lt u aoa tall*pr*par*6 t* attract taeU ttaaitil*
"■beat pale. art II
A Purely Vegetable remedy
1*1> rsafeat,Roaleat itiul Ileat
ever dtu*avcrHl for
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
PILES, GRAVEL,
CONSTIPATION,
LUMBACO,
RHEUMATISM,
DIABETES.
ft WONDERFUL DISCOVERY)
Kx" -"taldecoisjiocnd. not doctored wltk
being &rj-+ f ~ntie calbartk *nS
L<<-took—aurcto effectuatl. carraomeoflkc
t coexc.ou and painful tip ax* that PaCe aed-
J akilL Tbo*e who hTc beca cured whem ail
■ ..ther bium faded, JuetJr hj ' "It It Use greatest
bkwalsg of the age ." "I better* I tbonid not now
he aliie bet for a." Phriciaa is regular practice
•ay: "It work* tike a rhara and effcctirelj."
FOR SALE BT ALL I'RIGCISTS.
I#" ! I*. KtrVLV V <KT*..skeW.*.mAS I Ml' I.
m C I MS > ... '-I ,U* <* IWM ml U wc. mm tmOm.
* sue, luuiaanbox a era, rrytuv kMpw t
V Mask to
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THE ORIGINAL & ONLY 6ERUIHf
** Vibrator** Thresher*,
wrm nmtorrD
I MOUNTED HORSE POWERS,
And Rtean Threabcr Eugtaaa,
e Kmi. only by
'NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
BATTLE C ltr.r-K, MICH.
TIIK MmrMs—
SwrfßC. and V t) 1 tar—liar* lata —y *—|
m—m:k*aa Wv—4 aR Vnlry lv In*< Rt, hp
IMS A—i.lt I. *id for SBTltof vJra— ft—■ Smuia
8K AI >' Rul.rre will tai Sakwlt ta Ik*
HMtfito— uii:t mt#nlt liditt * r er *wt% <N— kf •
* th> —fcwr — cfew— , oS— Otore po*tod —i U* mN—kw— .
THK O'TlltK Tbrewhtwc Hi,siim
and I mi rant ••*• • t-f
UN La IX A G J*B fU t kn> try throo laajsrv w 4 Mnwi—
NO Kerol*la Skaftt faelde Ik, W.u
ri r k-u.. . I S— Imis , rv%..*_ |t tdiNK.
I n4Hn. h l.w •*..<.* od t ai* — atttt o— Mfkli
j <-*UW~tvA !•*• '. ftjr • led to *1 k wttan l f aOts—rS
| to.Win Wft : Ifciy. L- gor SU> t, b— i— 4 or E^aaadL
I NOT orlr Vutlr lwerter far Wbewt,
twt h ke, *4 til* U'tlM, IKk 11 aaut fMr
rvtoal Dinahrria PWm. H*wth. NllMt. CWwar. —|
frto fWA*. AoßtttPNi stkMiMßMie "r " xwlnsiuiki '
In p ftto— bnla W Sre IK.
I ISARTEIXtra fer aiit,llrltT f Pars*.
j IW ks'ai tr t wan On* hi< X * aiwtsnl W. a Mm —.to
,n Mate* too LlUrrttos* cm fcaiteni
fOt'K slrra af KrparMan Made, raaa
lu tkUd !!*>■"+ r. wtit to to—Mi
STXtM Power Threat)era a (Speetatsr.
A .| 'la. La* .WJAJ atii SMtoOW WA^M—Ay I— rtw.
OPR rartralrd ffteaas Tbrewhcr ta>
, IS— nil* 1 Aa*i<W lm|vvea'> s **• < PstitoHM
fiatum, fer Wyvsa.i toby atiwi anato* r ki—L
IW Thorough XVorkmaaabia. F.leaaaS
IVI to •f• f* Pnf t. ip a*S, !*•. *f I *..|Mtotot*l,
•4c. , s—r • Vimu ive ' UtotUe sin is* v m#toml*to
poll Particalaiw. roll on oar ftealara
v> * *-to
? P \ TFRS' Orchestrion chimw ORG A S
utkr naoet beaaUfal
c I dr f a„ in tonee*er asad*.
It haa.Acrrlebraiad
BH whl
Huwinn Valee.
J, .X rnnuim a*d two and a kalX
fflllKirt— Ortarea </ belt* la
IkllSli I man* wishikeraeda.
jHUj]] I toe——l[lS! j tknr ctrrt ■■*'
H fyvSj; I IS—'! tral A electrtr*aa.
a T'djr!BISPWiwatbkw*<uki-
-3J • OXA,OIt( HITH.
AI.,COM IHTO,VKSPEK. CENTENNIAL
I'lll.tlKS, t'HAPBIn and t OTTAS-BOK
'JANS, in I nlnue trench l ae* ore *••*.
r repeet FIK*-T CLASS. ... H
WATERS' PlAHoß,.^i>|s
M AKTIIEHESTSIAIKtt* Toaa, TaaaA.
Workman>lilp,& llnrablllt* l aurpaaaad.
Warranted for SIX VEARS
~ C KICKS KXTKKfIIEI.Y LOW /*r awato
* M tlouthly luatnllmenta reeetted. A l iberal
a Dim-aunt I' 7to'ker#. ■*•'**,(tre. VMM,
ill n..At;ENTS W Alt rtD. speelallndacto
, taenia to the trnde.llhtatrated > atalogato
1141 >|.iled.seead.baad r "-" t V'"rsSf
llargalna. HOBAf K WATKBB dc ?to
nil ilanufaetnrem d peater*,
40 EAST I rh STREET. rN—l
esttAUL MW VUttkj tiili) Jg