Til E t'K> iitrl \\ r,iMIHTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Tlt'rsd. May * *79.
KM*. —$'2 per yrnr. " Am pttui t
ulranrf ; S2.W vhrn not txii.f in o.froner
Aiir'rtinrmmi* 20c t* per /lnefor thrre in
section*, on.i 5 cent* per fine for rrrry *wft
nrq'irnt insertion. /t<frrrti*emrnt* A_v tA<
ymr at <t librral rfisoownf.
Suhscrihfrm utsidf thf eewnft *'> ' 1 " f
wit is* 10 ft*, amount of one vco' j *t>
ops, instead of 20ct* aa/ormrWy wAe* paio
. w tAemaWre*.
MM dtttyt M* wWP Mflf #C
o/nf* WitiJ of iht Rnorttr ofiif *¥/""?
suiting thr lahlr* <>n thrir p*)>rr*. /' •"•
MA<V rrnil* "John Kw I ,ii >• '' w f ! ' :
(Jiof ./oA n i. inJiht'cii for sub*rriptum 'eon
(Ac lxf of January, I>7.V n> I t'at ■'■ t
Zime Ac w-.v.t paying (Ac jiri'n(cr.
"LOCAL ITEMS.
LODGE MEETINGS
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UH.(-a.lro>Ull.inil.. " Vol ro (> I
igygjjg jg
QMkitl to v<tL-r lit New
m*n'*by one of the kssl tailors from Phil
adolpbia.
—rtomtipiw iwij •' N ° r
ru' Room*. Ctre lUU.-4 for 51 00 or %
for $1.25.
The bill against Geo. C\ Brc-n,
charged with violation.fliquer !w a.*-
ignored.
The traveling cemmunity w '• find
D. 11. Kuhl'l hotel at Potter . M >. *
capital place for good novoir, modal ' •
Mr. Kuhl is every inch a gentleman.
p,> yo* do ire a monument or tomb
stone of £r*t c'a. workmanship, then n ■
•n Guest A Co'* Centre Hall marblo
yards, and you will ho s ure of a Job cqu*
to any in the city and at a great savirg ol
money.
The following have been elected of
ficer > of the Agricultural Society
John K>hel, Kq . of Benner, Preident.
and Wilbur F Uecder, of Bfllcfonte. See
reUry.
The blast bouse at Curtin's iron
works was destroyed by fireono nigh' last
week.
Geo. Foust, whose .r?an,iy we men*
tinned ia a recent issue, has teen taken to
the Danville asylum.
Cbarly Lluster. late station agent at
Coburn, has got himself into serious troub
le by dishonest practices.
The Standard Clothing 11*11 takes
the rag off ike bush for karga'ns, and this
takes the rags off of raca and beys and
guts them in good clothes GolJmnn's
low prices fbr a::s do a ! th>
Werk has been commenced on the
new read front Aaronsburg to intersect the
Penn twp. road to Cobert station.
A correspondent at Pleasaat Gap
sent us an article requesting its ia>ertion
in iast week's papar, complaining of the
bad pike, but it was received too late, i
We think there will be no cause ef c n:-
p'.aint after a short time, as Mr. Irwin ha
a lot of bands en the road putting it in or
der.
Pile in fer Wolf * new ar.d magr. : -
cent stock of goods. If you wast to select
from a good a-sortrnent, the latest styles
and at fair prices, ca.l ia a: Wolfs.
Wo fergot to mention last week
that Judge Frank's store at Kebersburg
was robbed on Wednesday night of the
previous week. The thieves entered
through the transom. Some sls in mon
ey and about $U in goods were carried
° 9 '
Ben's new boots and shoes. The a.-;- rt
tnent beats any tbiag in fro counties, and
nil genuine goods that will w ear longer on
your fee - , and cost you far less money than
you can purchase elsewhere. Power's
never keep trmh in the be t and shoe
liae to deceive people. Mind that.
We congratulate our young friends,
ile -rs. 11. A. M Kee aad Frank Chum
berlain upon their admi-sion te the ba. - of
this county. Their examination was high
ly cr. diiabte. and xe wish them abundant
succe-s in their.profession
51ns. Ao\K- ST4vkk. DRESSMAKER,
Aaransburg, respc tiully announce- that
she is prepared to do all kind* of Prev
ia;,.. ug, fiuii'.y-spwing. and making liey,'
Suits. Confident that she can render en
tire satisfaction, tho asks a si arc et public
patronage. Always prepared with the la
U-t styles, aad ah kinds ot Trimming- for
sale. b ma 31
J no. T. Lee, coach-maker, Centre
Hal', is prepared to do all kinds of werk
in that line ia first class style, and at
reasonable prices. If you want good bug
gies and spring wagons, call at his shops
before going elsewhere. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Tbe Bellefonte Republican ef last wcok,
contained a leagthy article abdut Valen
tine <k Co.'e Iran Works, from which we
learn that 250 man are employed there.
The firm have tbe ero rights to from 10,-
000 to 12.000 acre* of land. About 40 tons
of ore are turned out per day.
C. A. Reese, who was sefit to the peni
teatiary about tw.. years ago fr< m Hun
tingdon county, for shooting Dr. J. A.
Shade, is now in the Dtxment Insane As
ylum at Pittsburgh.
An act t autkorizetba town council* <>f
the borough of Bellefonte to purchare or
acquire laid*, tenements, water power,
rights of way or privileges to mch addi
tional water works for said borough.
Passed finally.
Mr. Peter Yearick, of Miles Iwp., %
few weeks ago, while in the woods felling
trees, met with an aceident which will
cost him a leg. Pj" some means or other,
in trying to escape a falling tree hs frac
tured bis knee c p very seriously, and the
physicians are of the opinion that his leg
w'ril have to be amputated, and that even
then his life is cot out of danger,
Get your dried asd canned fruits at
Sechlers, headquarters for all kinds of gro
ceries. Goods warranted fresh and pure.
Green's Compound Syrup of Tar
and Honey, a sure cure for coughs, colds,
croup and early stages of consumption
Try it.
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of a new book, "A
Treatise on the Harse and his Disease*,'
published by B. J. Kendall, M. I)., Enos
burgh Falls, Vt. The book is full of val
uable information, and as the price is only
25 cents, no horse owner can afford to go
without it. The book can be hud ef the
author us above or at this office.
Go to Green's who is the oldest and
most reliable druggist in this county, if
you wish fresh and pure drugs and medi
cines, fancy articles, or choice fishing
tackle.
Every farmer needs Fitzliugh's
American Hay Elevator. It will save fat
ly one-half the labor now expended in un
loading und stowing or stacking hay or
straw. Every farmer knows what this
saving is worth in the hurry and heat of
harvest. It costs but little. It will last a
life time. It is guaranteed. Any
parts that may be broken by fair treat
ment, will be replaced free of cost.
JAS. B. LKE, Centre Hill, is agent for
this Elevator. 10ap8
PHOENIX PECTOKAL has been in
general use for fifteen years and nearly all
whob.-gan to use it then continue its use
yet. Price 25 cents. For sale by J. 1).
Murray, Centre Hall. 20ap lm
NEW MILLINERY.—Miss F.11.A
FLKISIIKR, having taken rooms at Mr.
Gilt's, at Centre Hall, respectfully an
nounces tliat she is prepared to do ail
kinds of Dress-making, family-sewing,
and making Boys' Suits. Confident that
she can render entire satisfaction, the asks
a share of public patronage. Always pre
pared with the latest styles. 24 ap 3t
A mountain of Clothingcan be seen
at Goldman's, in the Standard Clothing
Hall, opposite the Brockerboff. Just go
there if you wish to see a big stock. Men
aad boys clothing are new offered at re-
duced prices—the biggest knock down in
prices has been made, and ho defies com
pttitioa.
left this section about *.'•*> years ago, and i
a brother of Judge Love, deed, i in on
a viiil to hi* ol.i friends, and called to see
a us. Mr. Love says the crop prospect* in
Ohio ro good and belter than with u
and that tunes are improving in the west.
r For bargains in buggies, spring
wagons, oto , go to .1 n. V. Loo, coach
, maker at Centre Hall. His * chicles arc
i made of tho bo-t material, and by good
mecknait -. Prices to suit the times.
-Tito great race ha again been won
r by Newmir , at the Kagle Cioth ng Ha
" for the best, cheapest, niivst stylish coats,
, pants, vests, underwear, hats, caps. Ac ,
we repeat he has won the race ter the
cheapest clothiag sold in this part o<
Pennsylvania. And Newman still i-
Kir.g Clothier.
• - A very sad arc.dent occurred in lh
n ghborhood of lloopshurg on s-t Von
i day evening, by which Mr. Miuanue
Shuev, of C.dlege, aged about .*O, and
Jno. Werts, ef lbni.er, had their legs
I broken. Theso men had left ReUctonte
in a buggy for home, and tho front \'r
breaking the abaft, and -ing o tree strop
' ped upon the feet ot the horse and started
him to kicking. Mr. Shurv had the I ne.
at d ws- bracing hi- fs's't agaiut the dash |
which wis- kicked through b\ tho horse
and Mr R - IO * - egs got tbr-ugh it, w n
another kic - freni the horse broke bia leg |
I below the kneo Mr W(ft) had OM *f|
his leg- broken above '.as „nee. whether
by a kick cr from tumbling out of the j
baggy he do.', n : knew, Vstnnishing
to relate these men, thus i; urad, vet
managed to prevent the iore front run
ning ,bv turning him rt a corner.
Mr Tyien's butcher wags>n. at
Ueilefente, s s wrecked by h.s hore run
!n g off, is Ms- ; !:.v, :. o carriage by the
horse running into it.
Will Keller and .1 C. Dale, left
th - place for the w. *t v:. Toe-day.
'Jibs, Boasted Kt© coffee for J", cents
at Diegos, store Centre llell.
The astonishment wt the people is
sti;'. great, at the d;-p ay at the exclusive
dry-goods stare, the Beehive, in Belle
foulo Hundred* go in just to sea, *nd
return t.> s-c again, ami scarce any eil ts>
3uy, so ttmplmg are the bargains. Bau
aad has one price for n't, and that is a
1 lew price. The Bifbive has preduced a
revolution in dry good- in this county.
Mrs tjivels, widow ot Sum 1 Sivel*,
formerly of Miliheim* died at Milr.-y, . n
| Sunday evening last, tho was buried at]
: Spructtewn. on Tuesday.
At the famous Beehive there is n w
'.lie handsomest assortment of dressgeods j
I, this ceunty. Go for them lad:.-,
-—Maj 11. 11. Farster and lamiiy have
left llarr.sburg. and will now make Belle
fonto their home.
The Clothing at the Standard Cloth
ing Hall keeps going like hat cakes, but
Goldman keeps hi* stock up with the de j
mand a 1 the time ; his low prices insure
' him his present anormou- u o Go to the
[Standard C'lalhing Hs.l for a real bar
| gam.
i FoKuSKV.- The Lewisburg Nation- j
ai Bank, about t*n days since, received a ,
cheek for $ o ) of the firm o! Smith ,V Co .
doing businci-at Cohurc Tke officer- of '
, the bank some day- after dis. vered that
the firm s account was overdrawn \\ ea
a comparisan cf accounts was made it i
--;'..und that three checks in the fiibrg up
aad endorsement w*ra fergel, although
lha signatures to them were gcauine
j Smith A Co. at once instituted an investi-
I gatian.
Their business at Cebnrn is under the
management of Mr James D all. Ha has
j charga of the check bo--k, and Smith A i
Co. have been in the habit ot signing i
check* in blank -o that Mr, Wall cauid
.;*? tucm as he ntede i in the purchase ol |
grain. A young mar. named Charles Hus
ton, who was recently removed from the
ticket agency at Coburn on account of
Jiscrepanek-s. had been about the firm's
' warehouse ar.d got the run ■: the business.
A few W'. cks since he started !->r th" wtt;
but no wrong was then thought of bim. 1
After the di.-c .very that forgery Imd been
cemmittad an examinut an of the check
i boek showed that some oi.e l ad adroitly
cut from it a page ef ths> -ignej checks,
and that Huston was the one who lid it. ;
Throe checks were filled out—one for j
$ en* *. r Stk'. and another for
The latter wu- passed at Atchi-'n, -van
n'. Immediately on the discovery of the
torgery the firm set to work tocaplure the
rascal, and tbi- has beea accomplished
Hustoa is HOW under arre-l at Atchi-on.
and he will be brought hera as soon at tbe
necessary requisition papers can be made
©it. —Lev:slury 7< (.
DKI'OS —A gued supply of drug*
of all kinds are kept constantly on band at
the Centre Hall Drug St-re, and !d a
low as any other pi* e in the couniy. Mr.
Murray makes it a study te get all articles
generally kept ia a well regulated drug
store, and respectfully asks pertons in
want of drug* to call on him before going
to other and larger town*. 8 may lit
TheSberiff sales last week were dis
posed of in the fallowing manner: The
Ballefante Academy was bid off by Adam
Hoy. Eq . far $7 050 Tho property ot
An.lrew Walker, in Ferguson town-hip,
was purchased by Mrs. Maltha Stalker,
for S.IOO. The tract of unseated lands in
Potter township, belonging to tbe estate
•X Jesse Underwood, was beught by H
A. McKee, Esq , for SIOO. Five town .ol
i ofWm. McClellan, in Bellefonta, were
•old to Constance Curtin, K-q , for $+ 10
Tlia house and lot of David Millar, i*
Miiesburg, was !"ld to I-aac C-nfcr for
§lO The properties of A. it Peters, in
i Milatburg. and Alfred Scbell, in Central
I City, ar.d Jesse and Susaa Fry, in Bogg.
' town-kip, was purcha*ed by the Miles
burg Buildir R and Luau Association ; the
t Schell properly at $l5O, tbe Fry propertj
. nt s3l, The p,o-s (arm, in Harris town
sbip, was sold tu James 1 A. John R.
r Leecb, for $5.1i0. The Bellefonte Car
Works were knocked d >wn to Ex-Gov
Curtin at $13,500. Wilcox's housa ana
lot ia Philipsburg. were bought by the A
M. K. church for $33 .">O. Tbe heu-es and
* lots of Itichard Hayes, in Philipsburg,
1 were told t© Wm. Tun, for $1,216. Harry
Kiine bought the Martin Kenn house*nd
lot in Bellefirite, f..r $150; and John G
Love, E-q. t got the two tracts of laad in
' Taylor township, belonging to J. W
' Thomas, lor SIOO. None of the other
properties advertised were sold, seme
were paid off and sowo were stayed until
1 the next term of court.— H'atcJunm.
Fisb, all kinds, meats cured and
fresh, the best* coffees, teas and syrups,
dried and canned fruits, always a fresh
supply of all kinds of groceries, constant
ly at headquarters—which, of course, all
housekeepers understand to be SccblerA
Cm, in the Bush bouse block.
For drugs and medicines it is al-
WR) s safe to go to nn old and rxperieor ed
druggist. Frank V. Green is the oldest
druggist in this county, nad his stock of
drugs is one of the most complete, as well
as always fresh.
A new double thread shuttle sowing
machine, works by hand er treadle, for
sale or tftide at this office. Warrant
Fresh lime for ealo at the kilns of
Dr. Alexander, Centre Ilall.
Pbcrnix Pectoral will cure your cough.
I'liCßßix'.PePtoral cures hoarseness quickly.
Phoenix Pectoral tastes gocd and brings
rest.
Phosnix Pectoral costs 2o cts ; 0 bottles $1
Sold by J. D. Murray, Centre Hall.
Buuland just now has a specialty in
hosiery goods. Go fur itat the Beehive.
Buy groceries at Dinges' where you
always get bottom prices.
in Wisconsin a sheriff's daughter ran
off with an imprisoned burglar. Weil now,
sure the end of the world must be nigh,
SPIKING Ml M S ITF.MS.
1. -i Pr. .1 11 l.eiUVl lost his best
horse the other day.
Jacob Frederick has the enrpnotar* al
i work on his now house, Mr. F. has al
ready established for himself a good
trade
.1 N l.eiuel ha* raited lite addition lo
lit house. and intend* to remodel ihe old,
who it t> an improvement in lite right di
reel ion, Jim.
Mr. Pamel Ivipga has |iurehaad a let
of g-ound (' to tirenolile, who intendt to
nut up building* wiio i> next.
Ihe Plaining Mill at tin* plnve it
now ready to mnnutni lure tiding, flooring
moulding*, -oroll work, su*h and allitylet
cd'werk generally made in a ttret clatt
Plaining Mill, and nle, manufacture
j hiigg-es, earn gi*. an.l wag >n of every
desctipt n. Mr I* P Phillip* being a
oraet.eal mtchanio, he will warrant all
aetk togive tali* action, r< pairing prompt
ly attended to at lowest ralet. Shop on
l eliu. e ati rain hcu*e let
lieo Mi Her. who Used to keep > d l'eit
Motel during the a ar, occupies the J*pnrg
Mill* lie hope ho will receive hi* lull
' share of patronage
Kuiaor hat it. that we w ill have another
! eiet lilt fail at thi* p *<*' hope it it correct
at the travelling needs accommodation.
Me would suggest to all 1 ersons thai
wi*h te -tart in btiiiiuvi to com# here
and those who w sh to retire and live at
a talihy place and have all Hie no'van
convt .. ier.ee* a' tt them t> b" sure and
make this place their home tingOU
-The Y M t' A t this place, wii
not be d their p.ib ie meeting en next
Sabbath, a* announced, on account ofoth
er service* ; but will have their regular
meeting oa Mid day at -1 oc. A.
Min<li-o m i i thi r -liould bring lh#i>
be >i with t mii in order to lake part in
ihe "Ke*poh-'V Heading*
Court th * week. Judge Mayer pre
tiding. Caere .* an mr iriant -Uit oa tri
al. Pa* tKr re Usrri*. * 1' KM '
Mr Keller war. awarded some T or
right e!-*av datnngc* an.l attached the
Ha riitw i ml'ti ription, which company
.. .ge however. were t-nnsterred t • Mop
Thompson and Yankiko, for the grading j
in Harris twp.
Kriv w'euv C uusel ihe id o laik e!
uns. enli: o peep •< who know nothing et ;
it.- invisih e allien ot tiiedioin.s, -hou d ,
ao! be he# led by tho-e who have kidney
or liver trouble* t)no ps-age ot Ividnty j
Wort is then the rea- 'aablo thing to have. •
\ ear Druggist hn* it.
Alt'. Purst an 1 Wui. Keff lolt lor 1
Kansas on Tuesday. Next wetk John
Foreman a d 11 cd Alexander also think ;
ofg ikgona trip to the promised land. (
D.*a t look -babhy, when by using
Leamoa's Dyes, prepared bv Well* j
Richardson -k Co , Burlington, Vt, yoarl
eatir<- war-lrol s can b made r.s band
some a* ihough Just oat of the tore. j
Hie-e dyes are more satisfactory B acli-'a
than any of the crude color eg-i.ts hereto
fore -oid. ISold by druggists.
THK LATEST INVENTION IN DBR-
Fl'L UOt*SEHtLD ARTICLES.
Within the last frw vearsthere has been
expended a g-eat deal of lcveetiv.
Ifc.-ught and geniu- ap >n what may pro
perly bo clf-rd n b.-u-ehold articles, the I
no -t ao'.t-d results of which are the pro- ,
duct: nof the -c Jing machine, the wring
.r. the wa-hing machine, the carp-t (
•weeper, Ac Almoel every week St.
chronicle tho *dv*nt of some new in\en
ti a by which the < ares and labors ■•!
housekeeping are lessened, and woman's
• o'k made ea-ier
Th# R.-w#t thing to challenge ouralten
t i and gladden the heart of the ho .-e
--heeper fa, w f at W railed Ik* Soviltl |
Bat SH CAKITT STR;r TIEA.ad
S\v gsl'Kß. vary siiiiple coolrivance dc- j
-lanrd to i j hold in p -ition may kiti.i
of a bru-h or du-'er ; having an extension
handle that enables one te wash or dust- .
Windows. Wails or ceilings without the aid
of a step ladder. That is one of its con
venience-, aad :1 is also otic o! toe test
•*rp. sweeper- in the market, balding t
brasii firmly at an aagie. It c eaus the
Carpel thoroughly, r* -a- no dust, at>4
does ret wear llie carpet like tbe ordinary
broom or brush, and will outwear a ball
dozen broom*. As a handle for the scrub
bing brush it 1* the best iicvn ever insii ,
no more kneeling on t e iloor, no more
back acb'S or -ore l.nger-.
As a carpet stretchar alone it is worth
it-cost. • acmrpet ot any site can be iaid
even - w.t jt aiiv I'the ab.-ran© vx
in>n u.:i v attending such w .rk ll is
-trong, simple, th.-roaglKy made, caun©:
get out of order, ha- ne screws, Isver or
binge-, i- compact, cheap and durable.
1. is manufactured by Brown A Co ,
C nefnnati, the we anew© maiiufacturers
t u-etul household articles, and is seld
oa v bv tbeir aget to housekeepers. The
r. a utility of this artic e will at oiica be
seen bv th -c most interested, and wu pre
dict f. Rita large rale Every bousekeep
• r in the land will want one.
Any reliable lady or gsntleman wishing
remunerative employment, would de well
t. secure lb# agency tor tbi* < uaty, winch
can bo done by enclosing a stamp lor des
- a: d terms to
BROWN iV CO..
Grand Hotel Building, t iacisaati, O.
S.x n.er. w.l hang In Lckaton for killing
one.
The Czar of Kuitia no longer goes out
without© military e-cert, and many high
Jignitariecs who here been threatened al- ;
so have c.-corts.
\ N INS A N E FaTh Eli'S FREA K.
OtTerirg up his Vounf; ami Beautiful
Daughter an a Sacrifice Under*
Religious Excitement.
Boston, May 2. —Some time yester
day Charles F. Freeman, of I'ocosset,
Mi,, in a freak of religious frenzy
killed his five-year-old daughter,
Edith. Tho man ia a Second Adveo
tist and has become greatly excited
dur ngtiie iat few days while attend
ing a series of revival meetings.
About a week ago he claimed to have
received a "wonderful revelation."
and has not eaten or slept since. He
say* that the Lord directed him to
sicntiee hie little daughter, aud de
clares thai she will ri-c again iu three
days. The little nne was transfixed
with a knife by her insane father and
het blood was ponre<l out upoh a ta
ble which was improvised as an al
tar.
hurther particulars are that Frer-ji
man, who is the mail carrier at Po- '
casset between the railroad station |
au<! post office, woke jus wife at 3:30;
o'clock on Thursday morning and
told her he must make a sacrifice to
the Lord of his youDgnt daughter.
He gd up and took the child from
her bed and stabbed her in the side
with a butcher knife, causing her'
death. liis wife said it was all rightj
and that Abraham would raise hert
up next Sunday. Freeman says the;,
child gave one scream and died a
minute afterwards. It is stated that
the Second Advcntisls held a meeting
at Freeman's house the same alter*
noon and appeared to wish the affair
kept quiet. Freeman carried the mail
as usual and showed no signs of in
sanity. The cause of the terriblcdeed
appears to be religious excitement
alone. Freeman is now at his resi
dence in charge of Officer Redding.
The Funeral. —The funeral of th i
victim took place on 4th. Davis, a
sympathizer of Freeman in the deed.i
deposited the coffin near the altar in
the M. K. church und announced his
intention to uddress the audience, but
not peamitted. The Adventists, who
in* their bliud superstition fully be*
lieved that the dead child would be
resurrected or bodily translated to
heaven, are deeply mortified at the
failure of their prophesy.
ttirHONNKTS. TRIMMINGS,-**
*a> "MILLINERY,-fed
MKH. I-IICI IIESXY'S,
CENTRE HALL,
who has Just received fror. Philadelphia,
thl Lil'UT FASHIONS, and a cam-!
pite stock of new Bonnets, new llats,|
elegant Trimmings. &e., which will be
sold or made up, at reasonable prices.
The new styles are very pretty. Ladies
call aad tee them early, First come, first
serred. 1 mar It
MKRCANTILK APPHAISKM'XT
'pilK V KNI'KHS .f foreign and demc.
£. tic niMrhandi**, di.tUler* and Brow
rr, broker*, Yc , in Centre eotmly, will
tnk>• notice that they are appraised aa<l
I'll Mud bv tli" undwr.igned npprai.er "f
metcantila ami other lioeli.e lax f>r the
year 1870, a follow., to wit
* ARoxant RL,
NAHM MIDIMI . i • IM 1
Fuller A Kllll k1 e Merchant. M
Harper. Thus Merchant tailor... It <
M uior, M M Merchant I ' ■
I'hlllip. ltr<' MerchanU I' l
Yea rich, The Groceries, An ... II .76
NULLIROSRI
A loxander, .1 It A ' 1 Coal, Ac I : I'7
llaulaml, J II Merchant It' '■*> 7
It Mir. Fl* Jeweler.... It 77
Itro* . > A A Son I insert ' -
llrowu, I. I. foal. Ac I ' l 7
Hraehhill, Jn Furniture .tore It 77
Itnmiell A Aiken- Mu?ic ?lore II
ltd <-r, F WhUkev distiller.... I ' -A 7-'.
fwaiter, Jueph t cnlectU'Rwrv It • c>
Furey A lww..n Con .clry Ac It 7 7J
(.-■lillilail, II |l C Oll.ier It lit;.'
Graham A Son It. ■!> and B L <* s I • • o'
(itiggt-ahiimvr, I\ f > Mcreh nl It* .6
liuceeahciiiar. 1 Merchant I l '
Grst-a. F 1* Diugaist lit '".o.
H*s. 1. Hrewer •"
ll..iter, II t> ItilllariU " 7ft
Heller, II <t- Tobacconist - '4 • ; l>
Hlrk. II K Hardware "
Holler, Joha Merchant II
Harris, J A Co- Hardware. It CL
ifaupt. Isaac Steve, tinware.Ac It . .
tiara Bros Mi reliant. " J';
loaeph Itrus Merchants...... 1' lj* o
Ivaiub. A Confectionery - It 7
Kirk. K 1 l>ruggi?t [ '
Lyon A 0" Merchants V, i
Lmdsev. C A Tobacconist N . <<
Lieb, SA A Men hauls •' ;
Mewse, J A Co Grocers 11 7 ..
Montgomery A Co Merchant
tailor. ■ * • "
Miller, J C A Co Booh. A .la
tuner. * "r
NiiwniHii, J l % Uthu?r * ' ''
t'owvrs, John A Son- Boot and
.hee .tore - -1* J''
Bote, J i. Grocer I* • *
It . hai J, I t .1 • •er . '' '
-iiiier. II \ Hooks A -tatiouory 11
sechler A Uo—Grocer? H 'j;
Mrichlani, C> rut - Grocer II • ••
r.ituiitu \\ I Moves an J till- _ _
ware ' •'
Valentine. A Co tien'l niJ.e. 3
Manner, I' M Merchant - U I';'
Weaver, 11 C TobaCColil.l .. ..... It . .
Wilson. M' Farlaue ACo Hard
ware 1" •
Wilkinson W II Samp bust
■est - - 36 s
Yoager. II C 'J 1 *
Rollers, JAS >n Druggist 13 B ;
1 Zcifler, J W Druggist It
BLANCHARD.
hune-J I—Merchant 1> B>
• Mujjer. Wm A Co Merchant.... 1 IB 7
no A LRU i KU.
J Dingo*, J N Hardware 11 775
Jack, (too B—Merchant. It 77
Stewart. J W l>ruiKit J 7
Stover, S H—Merchant —H
CUT HI HALL.
Ding. C-Cenfecuonery, Ac... II 77
[ Doitiinger. J O Hardware It 77
iti ucite*itieiiu.r A to—Merchant. II .
Murrav , J 1' l>rus<i>t - It 77
, Wolf, 'William- Merchant -
CENTRE It ILL.
Strobtu, Michael Merchant It 77
Mierjf. Sauiue' Merchant II . .
com KS
Greninecr A S n—Mwrchant. It 77
Smith A Ce tirum dealer A coa'. 1 - 1- -
s. ear,Uto Ml Wt.i-hy dotilier IS -• ■
rAKMEK a xilLLa.
Uaci.au A Co Merchant? 1J 10 ,o
riLLXIORR.
Mclotire, L It—Merchant II . .
rovs'LKK t*. o.
Fowler, J T—Merchant......... . Id 10 76
It ALE MooN.
(jrA V, WSA Sou Merchant.... 1 1076
HOWARD.
Cook, liobnrt— Merchant 11 77
ixline. S F -M.rchnnt lt 77
Luc A Bris- Merchants It 77
l.aulh. Borner.l —Merchant II 16 .
Moure. 11 A —ltruggist .. II 776
It lib. Wlllhl- Merchant It 7To
Weber A Co —Mer.-hants 1 10 76j
UOl'aKHv ILL E.
llou.er, L M A Co—Merchant. .. It
Hl' HLER-IH RU
Brewn. Henry— >lerchant 16 IP 7
Goodhart, S H Merchant- 13 10 7
J V LI AX.
Hoover, H \\ -Merchant—,.... 11
trvin, Uaniei—Merehact It 7 7,'>
LKMoNT.
Chritt A Thompson Merchants i in 7
Taylor, L> F— Merchant....—lt 77 ■
LIN PEN HALL.
Hat?, I)tnie'. s\. Sor MerchanU. 1 10 7
LOVETILLE.
Love, Jame. A son—MerchanU It 776
Xi AMloMll. nu.
Oi krr, Andre* Merchant 13 10 76
MILEMHt ail.
Bogps, A J—tiricer II 77.
K -e. C 11 A Br • DruEgi.t. It 77
ILnler, Jehn Merchant— It 7 7".
Iddihß-, A C—tsroter it 77
Mt'Cln . A Cook—MerchanU 1 '• 10 7
M.f vA Linn Mer. bants IS 1076
XIII LUEIU.
Campbell. £ C Mwrcbant - II 775
Eisenliulh, Jacob—Drwygist 11 776
Foot, John D Merchant II 776
Gepliarl A M as-cr—C >al, .ail A
pla-ler 11 776
Larny, Michael -Whi.kcy mer
chant 13 26 75
Mutrer sV smith -Hardware 16 10 76
sa.-ek. J ** Merchant A injuor Li 2s 76
stamm. J W —Merchant - It 776
Temlin.on, 11 11 A Co—Grwcera. It 776
NITTANT IIALL.
Hoinier. M K—Merchant II 775
OLIVIA. ULAIH CO.
Copenhavcr, Jno—Whiskey di
tiller —l3 26 75
o.i Kill.A XIILI-S-
Iseel sV Stoke? Merrhanu .117 76
rNx HALL.
Fisher, J U—Merchant - 12 10 75
ruAUin 11 Ap.
Harner, Robert I'—Confectionery
Ac lt 7 To
Kckenrotb, llenry—Merchant— It 7 7->
lla:ij(, G Whiskey distiller 1'•26 76
ruiLir.Bi HO.
A yen, I)r—Merciiabt - It 775
Adams, t)—Murvhant it 775
Fleck, S K—Merchant i.v 10 75
Flattie, G S—Hardware. It 775
G'ay, M G—Merchant II 776
Gray. M G A J V— Merchants... 11 1> 75
Ganoe, J A—Confectionery It 775
Hirhnger, C G Clothier 13 10 75
Heep.ts F Trustee >- D> ujful. it 77 6
Hale, J M A Co—Hard* re .... 11 15 76
Hoover, Harris ACo MerchanU 10 20 75
Haves, Richard —Billiards, 2 la?
ble. - - - 40 75
Ket.ier a HufliaKton Merchant. 11 15 75
June., Mail A C— Furaiture
.tore _ ....... ll 7 75
McKinner, RI) Druß|{i-t - II 775
Myern, TJ— Confectionery I t 775
Nutall, John A Co—MerchanU... 12 13 26
I'ierce, J ll Merchant 12 1326
Kyrame, K A—Grocer. _ It 775
~?wilEer, I. A U Books A station
ery 11 776
Strau.e, Lehmari ,x Co Merch'nU 10 20 76
Schoonover, J N iloou .* .hoe* It 775
PINE Qt.ENH.
Boak, Geo R- .Merchant It 775
TINE OR l ' V E xi ILLS.
Dunlap, Ja. A CO—Hardware It 775
Sample, J CA CO —Merchant II 775
PORT MATILDA.
Barber, Them** P- Auctioaeer.. (Tax) 75
Gray, J V Merchant 13 10 7">
Heaver, .1 C Merciiabt ..—. .. II T7B
Reese, A W Grocer II 776
POTTER s MILLS.
Tbotnp.on, W J—Merchant It 775
REUERRHIRO.
Franck, Sumuel—Merchant 14 775
Miller, Mr* J ll—Millinery and
notion. It 776
Speigelmyer, Jeroo—Merchant 14 775
ROCK M'RINO
F.wiop, AG 'A Ce— Merchant*... 14 776
ROLAND
Curtin A Co—Merchant* 11 15 7o
HANDY RTDUE.
Jnckton, W J—Merchant 13 10 75
Miller, Wm R—Merchant 13 10 75
.XllW Hit.H.
liuak, G R A C MerchanU 13 10 75
llurui, John—Confectionery...... It 778
William., Herbert —Grocer It 775
Wolf, i'otter A Co—MerchanU... 11 15 75
MP RING MILL*.
Grenoble, I J Merchant 13 10 75
Kreiurine A Son—Coal anil grain 13 10 75
Long, J D—Coal and grain It 775
HTATE COL.LEOE
Ham ill A Themp.on Merchant* 13 10 76
Stewart, J W—Grorar It 775
TP?* a Y v 11.1.E.
SwarU, S M Merchant 11 775
I'NtoXVILLK
GreUt. A J A T K—Merchant*... 12 13 25
Leathers, A TA Co—MerchanU.. LI 10 75
walker
Yerlek * Sin —Merchant* II "75
WOODWARD
Speigelmver, G R—Merchant 13 10 75
Snook A Fee*- Merchant, and 11-
<1 13 25 75
WOL.R'H .TURK.
Kmrick, John—Merchant It 776
r.ton.
Solt, David- Merchant 14 775
Take notice, ul! who are concerned in
thi* appraisement, that an appoa! will be
held in the Comiwis.ienor.' Office, in
llellofonte. on FRIDAY, tho :10th of May.
A. D. IST'.I. betweun the hours of 10
o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, I*. M., when
and where you may attend if vu think
proper. JACOB RISEN HIITII,
Millheitn, April 18,187'J Appraiser.
1 ma 4w
i
1 Mercantile Appraisement.
APPLICANTS KOK TAVLRN LICENSE.
HAM*. POST OFFICE CL.SS AM'I
Brown, Edward—Bellolonte 6 SBO 76
JBoyer, IsaacD—Aaronsburg 6 50 75
|Cwpenhaycn, J—Olivia, Blair Co 5 W75
Mr. Glbe<n. proprietor <>f t!>• Oibtoi
Uouto, Cincinnati, waord Mitt Uunra
but hi* | !trrnl ulljtctid li> the match, Itnf!
he, although I' ,vari old. i-oßt'ornred (
tlirir winlm". M it Itllu 11 bald him to hu
rtigngraienl, however, until lie had
Untight bar relea*e for suo 011 lln natea ol
Jild.ttll each. Altriwnrd he renewed bti
• ourlahip, and tha gave bini bark tha
in tra, whereupon hti rut her acquaint*
ace. Thin •• the tory at luld by Mitt
Hum e ill hrr tint lor damage*
Chatter, Pa-, April 'J • Ibo bain ol \\
S Hay burn, at Ceai ord, wa butard lait
uight, together with ti tan Cow*, onehor*a
and I'ariniag implamatitt. 1. >*, J?,!**',
parti * inturad. It it tappotrd it aai tba
warh af all hum diary.
Pram ill > and Indiana llieri air favor
ablo nop rapoiit.
$
Faulkner. C A Pbilipsburg 6 .miV.i
• am.>n, llshiel Bellvluule _ 6tl"
l\c*. Ktcbart! Chap-burg • 'mi 7 •
1 i^, (, .tint Peasant *in|t. - .'MI . •
laves, Jeffrey Pbiilpsburg a .Ml 7 '
i .j.pi 5. ti(<ir|| llr 1 lofani# i 'mi 7 '
luutrai a Teher Pellefoiil# 6 fi< 7• •
liutiu*, Samuel 11 -B!iiicbi(J a .'MI 7a |
\ reamer, Jonathan- Millheiui... a <'M7>
K g, .1 .< !, .) i Bilkw . • ©74
(vr< in, AgUslui Be! lei -it,. a .*'7 ■
jv .blbrcner, Al-us A Mile.burg . a"
Loy 4, K bi'it —PbdipsLurg a 60 7"
Long, \V ux S '. ar-nsburg • Ml 7"
Mus-.r, W J" iliSiheiui • 60 76
Beyer, David J Centre 11*11 .. 60 7"
lilealiirk, J H Cenire tin.) .7 60 7 •
I'j.imurM. James l*hilip-biirg .. a Ml 76
Buhl, David 11 Poller Mills... a MI 77
Kafcb, Henry Nituny Hall 6 Mi 77
Kamtde'*, John Pbilipsburg.. a 60 76
Sailor. i.-'iiben V 11 ward 6 i*',
it rtf, l'erry 1! Oob<rU 7 1076
Minify, Sbadrack I'nie liroTe... Ml 76
I'avlor. Robert Philip-burg 6 60 76
L'itle, John 0 Snow She* 6 VQ 76
ArrLU'iMs I'J SaLoosi Lukkxe.
Vtidcrson. John... H--1 lei. lea 730 7a
II sckfefd. tco 1 ..BellufOUUi 6 730 7"
Rormun. Jacob I .Spring Mill*. 6 20 76
Kautli. Albert ..U eloiilß 730 7a
amtib, Fr-derick Bellefonie 'A'76
Weber, Pelar... Pbilis-sburg 6 730 76
Verger, Henry 1'... Urllefoßle.... 6 75.176
1 do certify ike above is a correct list of
H applicants far tavern end saleon li
cense, en J apprat-ed by the undersigned,
n Centre ceuntr, up t Jai-
JACOB KI-KNIU TH.
! Millbeim, April is. Is7v Appraiser.
! Albany Argus< Hem ), April 30 1
The lecture to CeDgr •* is tkn b< glit of
impertinence. Aj•nt r< ie!utiuii, telling
him baw to write bis own message-,
< u.a not ken ore out of piece tken bis 1
drivel end orool to t\ ngrtss or baw to
pes* bills er frame them. Ho, too, bis
words about the it.ici cuder.ee i f Ike Exe
cutive are r-i.k I >h. r \:i une>. trc
Pro,dent be- uo r gists an elected Can- |
gre* i toui.d trespsi: Tke n.dtpea :-
cm at d integrity of the Executive w j
bo a hissing and a byword so leng as the j
Executive is a fraud The ooiy i rv. ,
ae can do to the dignity of bis office is to j
get out of it, heug bin; elf like Judas, or |
at least not call alien', an te tbe efSc# and
himself by name at tke sane lime. Ibe
beg Being ' re: ru: mcii. d- ol .egis.e
noe is roaJe criminal, when that b gin
ning is suggested v * th'ef of 1 e ! resi
dency. His own patty psssed these bill*
as riders. Fct asie o t.-.e:n he voted
when he representcil V*cum in C grs
His advice new l" a . elected Congress s
as impudent as advice from the inmates of
penal institutions, to I e pep'.* t to nba'.e
abuses in pard r,w<u d be.
Purine April the Seng Sing Prison j
earned SIV the cvp- : icl Wcte ; : 1 .
and the preti- $ I P*'.
MAKE F.TS
Pb la irlphie. Mv 6 Fieur Mane,,.
U extra famiiv at f I "■> Peuusylva
aia de do at 51 - • ' " •beat nsvr
kf' t J*i tiff •' >**! f* , 1
eluding uagradod at ?1 06'*I 07: Feeu e
ard • uthen red at j 1 l'-f 11 do
an ber .t fl II tl llf Hye is steady at
6>>i,w67 f,'t wc.ieru and l'cut.
t uage, May 6 Wheat irregular, un
tat: ed But 8' e' .•> h.gae- N"'- l': *-
fo spring '.'7ic fur cas'i and May. C".n
3>i for cash <t- 71 fer cash.
CATTLE ma it ret
Philadelphia, Mar 6. —t alt ac'. re,
receipt* TP**', g >-1 •. u. liuta •: U',
roMQlun 4|^ P K. .
d<'fnAV)d. rf * i>l# 1 ©*.,
good weolsiljc. wied.uia c.'tntunn 4t '.
good elipi • * . medium do li ilJc
eoramon do Spxivc.
llogs dull; receipts 3.500 baud, *•
tus'dtum 6ic, (suniss * • p|" is ;
Sjirmg Mills Market.
| Wheat $1 M)
Kve, 46c.
Corn. oars, per bu. new. ,4 -c
Hats. 'Ale
Buckwheat, 76c.
Clovrerseed, S•"P to > .6
Chop, perton,
I'laster, ground per ton, f 10.00
Flour, per bbl ?1.60
ituller, 12c.
! Tallow. Gc. I
) Lard, Go.
Ham. 10c.
Sheulders, IV
Clean Sides, 6c.
Bags. Tic.
Eggs per dor. , th .
I Tub wnsbed wool 66c.
Packed hotter worked over, PV.
Coal, Ketall By Car. (irs.
Egg, ft 66 $4 20
Stove, s6llO $4 Go
Chestnut, $ 1726 $ t Ki
' Pen. $2 7k) $2 76
■ARKIED.
' On SO ult, in Philadelphia, Mr. Henry
Ywnrick. (formerly of Aarensburg end
' Mis Jennie, daughter of Col. 11. S. (ire,#
' formerly of Aarensburg
(In April 24. Mr Edward M. Allen, te
Mi-s Mrv J. Armstr.iag, beth oi Boiling
S|)nags, Pa.
On April 27. Mr John Swart* and Mi-s
Elln Svhroyer, e! Central City.
t iti A prii 11, John M. \\ Pliant*, of Nit
tnav Hall and Mi-s Mary L. Blackford,
of Central City.
' tin Katr Sunday, Mr Sherwood lei -
er and Miss Amanda llagar, both of
' j Bogg* twp.
HIED.
j At bis residence in I.eniont. on fhe 261h
6: int ,of coiisutaptioti, Mr. H Pbil
'sj ips.
' Oa the 16lh inst., in Ssorsn-fewn. Nt thu
' residence of W S Oray. Mis* Klixvksth
Blakely, aged abeul $0 years. _____
• E. I'* Kunkcl - Bit tor NVIIIO "f Iron.
■' A mrffun for l>rpmli or liplliwUnn. V*pk
flioniAob, Utßivtl Dulli|. Dliimm of l*o
! s.airm. Cs*i>ffitlpffiUoi* X . I ttty tsf t.isv st.imAch, uo.l l.sr
' All € >•!'■ •" 4 Jf Itisi .* I I ") If i*Afle*oal
6tor U monoy rfand#<) I'ricr, fl (iit tbt graulM
Ak< tl Konkrl'. |ii I. Wr.foflion Mjl Uk*
boollmi moo * I oi Mi '••• I i Pi '' • if
vi 'i i •es. i ' ' i r t I v
Ninth hi . I'hlU l' Y'tl*. I' Ad**i ' frrp . nt. •>•*-
tonl mi• .... .
WORMS. WORMS. WOKM.s.
1 i t Kmkil'i Worm Prnip ntvur fjfl© to tfooti >
I'h . fAs** mi lit • i VV.irmn lf Kooks.vJ.tlio n
.. |jr MOMNIOI pit\t *muti bo rtsovM Top# wor IB
•* fn linira •llfs* With !*•••!, ADd 110 f*' UOt tl t-tuotosl
i omtnnn wnu* tuti hoi ll I IM Worme ho root*ril 11
jt olKor ioii offio bo roo ll| dHUoyvn Aaoloo t
' to-offiOil alorv. fron lls * on toll whctlior or
not Um piUnt liuvnnMi i mbmbli ro f|tß| dot
ly with woriitu. an t 1 - not know l 1 '•- tpMitil,
( rampß.oho Inc Ami aoifottlofi, #*llo* i omolAtlon,
iMmayd Mm •)*. uwrihuffi MM polo •" ,l "'
'ft ooha roolloM oi oißMe prtodtne of UM loota* ptootM
nt ttir noM, couch, frvrr. ttchinf At tho Mil, d*m
gt'lip, foul lirnblh, th* p*tl*nt ffiwi |aIo un t thin,
'o ti kUnf Atul irrltAtlon to Hi" *><• aII •rtni
, totnti, ondmoro, ©onto fr >m wonti* I I Ktink-i •
Worm Hrrup noror foil* t wmoto thorn. I rl of I tHI
te ;s. r Issstt to. or nig lott|s>* for ifiaoo .or I •!* Worm
wrtto and con<tlt the Doctor ] I or ai! ottiom. nuy f
roor druffiotat th Worm on<l * ,n h*§ It not,
\ nrml t . |>r K. I Kurrk. l, i-V* North Ninth St.. IMtIU
0 delphio. I'o. Adrloo \fj ruoll, fron. end throw mrnt
■Urnp. fl'Pft
1 s NOTIOI.
Letter* cf administration on the estate
of Calvin Cauterman, lata of Orcgg tp ,
dee'd, having baon granted to the under
signed, all persons knosring thcmsolves le
he indebted to siij decedent are requested
. to make immediate payment, and person*
r having claims against the estate will pre
i sent them authenticated for seltlemunt.
JONATII. WEAVER,
' 17 ap <>t AJ "
n At thraa cailJrea of Ollyer Stoat ware'
"t doing la bad in I'enobicot, Pa., Monday
night, a coal oil tamp exploded, ratting
~ fire to tlieir clothing. They ran toward a
d arighhur'a lu u a. but tba oldatt girl fa'lJ
'' in tba road and w to badly burned that
9 tbo diad aarly tliia umriiiitg Tba olbarl
i diad yrttnrday and tba third rbild, a bey
" it not expected to reaoeer.
Panama lima n revolution an hand Tl a |
i other day there wa a revolt of tba Na*;"
' tional troapa and their colonel wt mur
" dared The light wat betwcea tlie ttala
furrot and tbo Nalionalt. There wat H
" haart I ghlieg in tha ttreetr, and dU killed
and many wounded. The ttale for ret
warn tubjertnd. Martial law bat been dr- I
clarad.
NEWMAN, Kins Clo tliier
LAIHiEST STOCK, BEST STOCK, CHEAPEST STOCK.
Spring Suit*, $2.40. Underwear , 20c. Boots, St.7s*
Bill UTS •!> CTS, AND EVERY THING ELBE LOW IN PROPORTION.
The Best Bargains ever Offered in Clothing. Is ahead and bound to keep ahead
NEVER BUY CLOTHING UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEn NEWMAN.
/ Challenge the County fa Ileal my PRICES and Ql JILITY.
AND SHOW AS I.AROK A STOCK OF CLOTHING AS 1 HAVE. CLOTHING M ADKTOOBDERBY FIRST CLASS TAILOBB AT VERY LOW P&IOSrf
unocr
nUnOL,r I lie I k ll |1U *ll
hat Nt fine rtt<ikli>| a! I>* pwatlloua uuat] by
llk bi'iM-t kUbltvf du*rt, Ui %al-
UiMiU *M# W< l, rut f"i foiling ti ag* .f *
DlJUV\f;<rM. da:. kuii|ruu< !. -u.g icelL ,1
■AC b )AT . AAII A iar** AUI aut uf otlurr VAIUU ltr
Information I>l VAn. It ALL AA • I LIAFA bought I
b>tka tit •! I paid 0i And fl> fur which I tool l>ke AA !
*•11 a 1<! • > -Ut • *%-t.A iat Ac lfiUiAl AArUt* • ante!
It J kruUli M !• kli ■ul§ tit All , I Ikttjl#
J. A. Cottle <fe Bro.,
ill l{( II 4M TAII.OKN,
rK N 1 K K II A LL,
Would respectfully mumuDce to the eiti
xei of ibtr vicinity that they are pre
pared t<> do ell kiadt of work be!oneir-g to
that lino, for turn und t y, and ac
cording to lat't rtyirt Good* told by
sample Having bad many year* ex
prriance they guarantee all work I* ren
der prrlect ratiafaction, and aolicit a
ihare of the public patronage.
l3 y
Harness, Saddles. &c n
defortnlnwd (a AMI tba popular
<lit,atid(uflopr |MUa* rM(>ACt!iiU| (Alia (biAIUB
UuA wf UIA pUbtlC tw felU>< k uf
ftADDLSBY
Bo* ofrrol l tbA d at*nl 1 ►*•!# Br 1• j-wr l.ly for
IhA pOOpU Alid lh tlmoA !l •lAljtral and lt"l lATlod
A til OotttpletW AAA ftMaOt-.t of liAlftM* • -vlUt*
K i lil lea, of <rcry description and tjuaUtJ * blpA and
to fAc 1 R®o*blUf lo complotW ABMI ,AAA **L*V.iiah
tt*ul be ftd* i Brr al prl> aa atik!) •lUattll (b(iut
J At OH lUVCiiUI Cutr UAil
BELLEFONTE
MUSIC STORE.
Pianos! Pianos!
ORGANS!
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ALL THK POPULAR *HEET
MUSIC.
RKPAKING AND TUNING DONE
1N TUE BEST MAN NK R |
I I 4 SOS.
CHICK EIUSG,
STEIN WAY,
AH ION.
WATERS.
O It 11 t Mi .
ESTY,
WATERS,
WOODS,
MASON .V IIAMLIN.
BARGAINS IN
PIANOS AND ORGANS'
7 Oclutr RaanrMtl Piano*.
Only MI.TO.
1) Slop Organ*. - l ull Sol or
Kord. Price M 27.
Only #55.
CI Stop Organ*. .1 Full Sri of
Reed*. Prior M.IIO,
Only M 75.
Thij Organ hat the "Grand Organ l\iea
Swell.")
Srronl-litin<l Organ* for $25.
Krooiid'hand Piano* for SSO.
VIOLINS. AM) ACCORDEONS,
$2.00 ntxl upwards.
Piano ami Organ Inwlrnrlorw.
I'otrr* and Slool*.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Sewing Machines!
New DOMESTIC S3O 00.
New WHILE s'2 .00.
New ST. JOHN *2600.
New Improved SINGER $22 50.
New Improved HOWE $22 50".
Second hand Machines as low as $5.
A<. KN rS FOR E BUTTKRICK &J\) S
I'KRFKCT FITTINt. PATTERNS.
Orders by mail solicited and prompt
ly filled.
No Agents employed, The buyeres
get the Ag-uts profit. We buy our
Pianos, organs and Machines for
Cash, and will give customers the ad
vantage.
BUNNELL A- AIKENS.
Allegheny Street, Bellcfonle, I'a.
feb>7
11 IK G itKA f('A usKITF
II II M A \ Ml S E It Y .
Just publisliad, in a sealed envelope.
Pri'T six eents.
A lecture on the Nature, Trwatmwot. and Radical
rum f '•minsl \V#kni*a. or Spotmatorrhooa. la
ducod by Self abum. Involuntary ICmlaalona. Impo
fancy, Nirrotu Ifollllty. at.d lii'i e.UiuriiU to Mar.
rUgp generally . i!onum|lhm. f ptirpay, and Kilt
NlmlwTami Pittal al Inraiuclly Ac Hy IPMD KI
.1. rI'LVkKWKLI., M I* . author uf tha "biwn
Honk. do.
Tho world rcnowuad agthor. in thl* admirable fea
ture. rlea'ly prtiM from li own importance that tha
iwfal eoKMasMM*of Mf-ibnM may b effectoalljr
l reiuorrd without tiiedlnns. tvi without dan|roui
aura tea I opera! loua, bougie*. Instrument*. ring*, or
it* pointing out m nnd* of . urn at oMt certain
ami effectual. by which every aufUw, no matter what
a hi* condition may ha,may euro hlmaalf cheaply, prl.
it rata y and radically
* This l.iH iure will prove a boon to thouaanda and
t thouaanda
H#nt, under teal. In a plain anrelope, to any addraaa
on ralpt of two twaUfa atainpa.
t Addroaa tbo I'ubllahani,
t TIIK CULVKItWfeLL MEPICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., Now York; P. O. Box, 4686.
lOoct y
'! PENNSVALLFY BANKING CO.
CK.NTKK HALL. PA.
• RECEIVK DEPOSITS, and Hllowlatei?
est; Discount Notes; Buy snd
Sell OovernnieiitSecurities,
Gold and Coupons.
WM WOLF, Wu. b. MINOL*.
Pres't. Cashier
IIAHRY K. HICKS,
(Succwor to T. A. llick A Bro.)
WHOLKHALK A RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints Glass, Putty, &c., &Cn
fctT 4l*o hum the *<><•} of lh* Month Ilrnd hlllrtl Plow for IhK fount).-**
[ WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT BELLS THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODS
11l KK til ! lItICKAII
II U It It A II !
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CHEAP JOHN,
CENTER HAUL.
The Bj>ring season of 1879 is no*
opet.ipg. We have just received
uu excellent stock of
Spring and Summer Goods.
which will bj aold at ihn
Lowest Prices.
We have an iiutnenae stock and wall'
k&eoited m every Jiue. We have
DRESS GOODS CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS A SHOES.
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, ETC., ETC.,
wt lowest prices.
Ilesl Sole Leather
always on band. Give us a call im
mediately.
I. GUGGEN HEIMER d- CO.
W It. CAMP'S I
POPULAR.
Furniture Rooms!
CENTRK HALL, PA.
1 manufaeture all Lindi of Furniture for
Chambers. Dining Rooms, Libraries and
Halls.
If you want Furniture ofanjr kind, den t
buy until you see nay stock.
UNDERTAKING
In all Its brarches. I keep in it*ckalll
thelstct mad moat improved Co.Hns 1
and C keu, and have every facil- j
it.V lor properly conducting
ibis branch of my business.
1 have a patent Corpao
Preserver, in which
bodies can be
preserved for aconiiderable It ngth oftime.
jull9tf W.R.CAMP.
CENTRE HALL
COACH SHOP,
LEVI Hilt KAY.
at hise'tabitsliment at Centre Hall, keep
on hand, and for sale, at the most reason*
ble rates.
Carriages,
Buggies,
A Spring WagonS,
PLAIN AND FANCY,
and vehicle* of every description made to
order, and warranted to be niade o( the
best seasoned material, and by the most
skilled and competent workmen. Bodies
for buggies and spring- wagons l:c„ of tbe
most improved patterns made to order,
also Gearing of all kinds made to order.
All kinds of repairing dot to promptly and
at the lowest possible rat. •*.
Persons wanting anvibi ng in his line art
requested to call and ex amine his work,
th will find it not to b excelled for dur
1 ilitv and wear. may 8 If.
lIKMRT It ROCK Kltlt OF S". J D. SHCIiKRT.
President. Cashier
QfiNTRE COUNTY BANKING CO.,
(Late Milliken, Hoover St Co.)
Receive Deposits,
And Allow lutereat,
Discount Notes,
Buy and Sell
, Government Securities, Gold A
aplOOStf Coupons
Forks House!
PERKY STOVER. PROP'R.
The Forks douse*. at ( ohurn station, is
new and conunodii >us, and is kept in best
manner. Bed and hoard second to nom
in the county. Stahling for 30 horse*.
Asa summer resort it will be found all
that Qnuld be desired, right in the heart ol
good fishing and hunting grounds, and
surrounded by the most romantic scenery.
Inov y
, New Pianos $125
Kaeh, and all style*. Including GRAND,
SQUARE and'UPRIGHT all strips
first-class, sold at- tho lowest net flash
wholesale factory prices, direct to tho pur
chaser These Pianos inn le one of tbe fl
est displays at tho Centennial Exhibition
and were unanimously reeomtn-nded for
tho HIQ'IKIST Ho-oaa—>er 12,000 in usel
Regularly incorporated Manufacturing Co.
Factors* established over :W years. Iho
Square Grands contain MalhusheU's new
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the
greatest improvement in the history of Pi
ano making. Tho Uprights are the finest
in America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated atid Descrip
tive fatal guo of 4S page- mailed free
M K N D K LSSO H N PI A NO CO..
fisept 1 >• -I Kvt 15th Street. N. y.
IMPORT AN lO IRA YKI.KIwT
-TH K
BUSH HOUSE!
HKI.I.KFONTK, PA.
Has been recently thoroughly renovated
and repaired, and under tho management
of the New Proprietor. Mr. GEORGE;
lIOPPKS, formerly of W'msport, is f.M-,
class in ail its appointment* I
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offend to those in attendance a*.court
and other* remaining in town for a few
davs at a time.
The largest and most superbly Designed
Hotel in Central Pennsylvania.
All modern conveniences. Go try the
Bush house.
Haug GEO. HOPPER. Propr.
C. T ALKXSNPKK. C M BOWKK ,
ALEXANDER A BOWER. A .
torners-sT Law,Rsllsfnnt*. Si eoal attention
j iltsu to Collections, and < Indians' < curt nrartu-s. 1:
I Mj bs con-ulted la t-oriouu sud Logljh. UCice lop
i Qanaao's building, writ 7! tf. t
—HAUI) WARE!—
WILSON J'FARLANE&CO.
NEW GOODS---PANIC PRICES.
N II It
T K A
OAK
KTOVEN II EAT tilth HASHES
, V E U
E It K
M *
Wc would oapacially call attention to the
t
Highland Queen Cook Stove,
-AND THE-
I WELCOME HOME HSAfIMQ rfOVE,
. Stock being entirely New, We offer ipecial Bargain* ir,-%3
JST-HARD WAKE. OILS and PAINTS.***
WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
WILSOK, JTFAKLAMI JL i 0.,
HI KES' BLOCK. BELLEFONTE, I'KNN'A.
Spring Mills O. K !
NEW ROOM 1 NEW GOODS!
at I. J. Grenoble't Store!
SPRING MILLS,
!.the good*. Largest Mock I
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than
Ever,
And now eitenda a cordial inviUtion U
hi friend*, patron*, and public g*neral-
Alo a Complete Assortment ol \
Ready Made Clothing for men and;
bov?. Suite as low aa to be had in th 'i
city.
Imported and Domestic j
DRYGOODS!
Full line* of
MERINO UNDER WEARS,
For Ladiea, Genu, Bop, Miaaea and'.
Children.
Hoeierv, Gloves, BooU and Shoes,
HATS, CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
And the moil complete assortment of
NOTIONS
n Central Pennsylvania, and price* tha
willcompcl rou in elf defence to buy o
hm . Also Pi*h. Salt. etc. 18°*
A full lino of Howe Sewing Machine*
and Needles for all kinds of machines
Alto dealt in all Grain: Mar
ket price paid for the tame. A tpeciallj
; in CO AI, by the car load.
J as. Harris § Co
NO. 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
IIROOAILS.
P A I N_ T s,
OILS, o ETC.,
JAS. HARRIS & CO.
Bcllefonle.
;'OENTR K HALL
Furniture Rooms!
EZfU KKriBIXf.
repectfully inform* the citir.en* of Centre
county, that he ha* bought out the old
tlatid ol J. O. Deininger, and hat reduced
the price*, lie ha* constantly on hand
, an d make* to order
I BJ iDSTBADS.
BU KEATS,
SINKS.
WASHSTANDS,
CORNER CUP BOARDS,
TABLES, Ac., 4e.
Histlock of ready-made l'urniture '
h trge and warranted of good workman
* nip, and is all made under bis immediate
1 * ipervUion, and it offered at r . *tes cheaper j
It hnn elsewhere. 'I
Call and see hi* slock before purchasing
-ehewbere. feb 2G
CENTRE HAt-L
Hardware Store. \
J. O. DEINING ER. ;
A new, complete llardwaro Store lias I
been opened by the umli rt-igneJ in Con- J
ire Hall, whore he is prepared to sell all f
! kinds ol Building and House Furnishing t
Hardware, Nails, Ac.
! Circular ami Hand Saws, Tctinon Saws, 1
j tft'ebb Saws, Clothes Racks, a ,'ull assort- •
I? tnent ol" Glass and '.tlirror Plate Picture,
t| Frames, Spoke*, Felloes, and Hub?, tablej
. Cutlery, Shovels, Spades and Forks
1 Locks, Hinges, Screws, Sash Springs.
1 Horse-Shoes, Nails, Norway Rod , Oils,
t Tea Bells, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Yarn
r ishas.
Pictures framed in the finest style. / 1
I Anything not on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice,
i Remember, all goods offered c heap
than elsewhere.
J OHN F. POTTER, Attorne f-et
t' Law. OoU< iclSon* promptly mad* and * jaola
attantlon (ITCD to , ho hsvin, land, or propsr. t
•alo. Wul draw up ntl liar* acknowledged )
i Mortffaaa, Ac. • Jtfico in the diamond, north s< deol
,ttiocourtbouM. jolletout*. outfit *tf.
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