THE CEXTHE REPOHTEK.
Centre II all,Pa,Th'red. .Tune 1!>, 70.
T-erTKßxta.—f2per yenr. rAcn paid i
i lmnrf ,- SSLM irAen not void in adranrr.
Advertisement* *20,-f* per line for three in
sertions, and 6cm taper fine for every .>
teqvrnl insertion. Advertisements hy the
year nt a liberal discount.
Subscribers outside the county shov.d re
mil H 10 ets, remount of one year . ) '•>
-.or, tlllfiaf #f*2lVts as formerly *•" V' '
hy themselves. , ...
Suhseribtts enn alieavs tell loir th- r ii. -
ro*f stand tit ttie Reporter of**e bv <**•
nillinq the tables on fXrir per'f ' (' •
/iiA/c roads "John Roe 1 jan .5 ■■
,",nf .leAn is indebted for snbseriptv n , x .*♦
fAe I*l o/ Jammry. 187*\ end '*< ,f "
fistic Ac teas preying fAc yrttifci.
LOCA.L ITEMS.
LODGE MEETINGS
* nr it no Ixmsm. v."V i o M ;
vni ,r.l ** menln# t* i i Ir, \*sel a. '
i v t'oacx *->. a**'r
>l r> r.iiiT l.or Hi*. N *•**. I V.V ' „ .11,.
tVovitv . anlni; on of b*tor# •at'fc fnll t
Halt. , . atINKY.W M
. i iimauu-jnca. Sect *' J * .
e* , iai ... ~*or.N-vs
. ..„ Mir M au.t svcrc• !t< . > ,
Kc.l. r M*l-r 1 '■ v ""
Clothing made to order at
, . c 11,. k,-.' tailors from 1 hu
man s by one o. the e< >i van.
a.lelphia. *
The wheat crop in 1" vT ey
good Scqrc one for To valler. Some et
those who are disgusted with Kansas
might give To valley a trial.
We acknowledge the receipt of e>
gant program and card la 47th I • u*
meneemant. Pane at ■*. go, ..e.-i
friend. J Witmer Wolf, who is a mem
ber of the graduating class. Also, trom
our venr.c tr.end. W K Foster, ef
College, for card pregram of Commenc
men; exercises of that institution, he be
ing a member of graduating class.
Annual Exhibition ef the "A.pha
Literary SMMTI * l IV:iU IU "* 1 ** * a
Friday evening, June *2O, 1879 The pro
grftiinno A rich treat
. (; t v your drug* attdiciatf* a.
Frank Green's and you have them tresb
and pure, and from the oldest and
reliable druggist in the county—and ther.
is a great deal in that. Fancy and toilet
articles of every kind always on hand.
(*,o to Buffers store for tlr-t class
bargain* Farmers will find it the best
place for fho kind of goods they need
A colored camp meeting will bo
bold near the fair grounds, commencing
Friday, J unc 20. The first of the season.
Bollefoete has the telephone fever.
even the Republic** man can telephone
to his better half now.
Newman is now tho lion o: this
county, as well as King Clothier. He de
serves a monument— :or he has done more ,
to enable people to save money, by mak- t
irg Clothing cheap, than any one in i
Pennsylvania. He keeps the largest and t
best assorunnt and sells 1 > per cen~ i
cheaper than any other store dare sell. <
A good well mad* wagon or buggy 1
can always he relied on when you seuu ,
vour orders to J no. 1. Lee, tectre 11*. 1. *
His I,'Bg experience in the bustnes- **. i
endeavor to make good, honest work, >■
with the best of material, place htm 1
among the foremost manufacturers, for
Reliable work, in this county.
Mr Grow.' the associate of the
Bellefont-' R■ oubliean hi- retired. Ak •*
are sorry to learn of his "good-bye ; he
was a good looking, pleasant, sociable
fellow whom even pretty girls would Use
a likiag too. ,
Right opposite the Brockerhoff
house is where they do these asteaisbiag }
things, namely, sell ready made clothing
l. r almost nothing Call there, and ex-
amine stock and prices.
At the railroad election be.d in t
Philadelphia las: week, the old board was a
re-elected with one exception—J. N Du- v
Berry dropped and B. H. Ltuncar, ef r
Spring Mill-, takes his place We en- t
gratulate Bob on his being re installed as
or e of the directors. s
I'KV.NSTLVAM* STATE C-LLKCE.—EX I
e: .sts of Comtnenceu.ent \\ eek, IST'-':
S.i way, June— —3 p. m., Baccaiaure- t
ate Si-mion. by Pros Calder. 8 p ni , a
A nirertary of Y M C. A. Address by :
l'r. : Jno F Downey, M. S .C. E : S -b- 1
Ject, "Martin Luther."
Monday, June *23—B p. m., Musical
Soiree. 0
Tu. -day. June *24-S p. m , Addre-, be.
fore tb-> Alumni, by Prof. A. 11. Tuttle, u
MS. C'-a-s of 18.r.
Wednesday. June Id—9 a. ni.. Artillery a
Salute. 10 a. m., Annual Meeting ofN
Tru-tees I*2 in., Alumni Dinner 2 p '■
m., Meetiag of Delegatos and Alumni %> | "
elect Trustees. 4 p. m.. Review ard ;
Drill of Cadets. Bp.m. Junior Content <i
Jor the Kasae Prire.
Thursday. June 2C—10.-70 a. m., Gradu-1 '
ation Exercises. 8 p. m., President st 1
Levee. I"
Rev. Smith, of Franklinville,
Huntingdon county, will preach in the
Loop Lutb. church on next Sabbath
morning, ar.d in the afternoon in the
Lutb. church of Centre HalL
All goods of the season, belonging
to the grocery line, will be tout 1 fresh
and in great abundance, in that famous
c-tabiisbment in the Bush house block,
known as Secbler's grocery, wtijoh is just
the best place in this county—and we
mean what we say—far any family to get
its grocc-iies at. Try it, try it, and you
will say so too.
Will make photographs only this
week- Come soon- J- R NORKI-.
TV. ere was u time when there were
opposing stage lines from Beliefoßte to
Lewistown, distance 30 miles, fare 2-V ts.
But the opposing railroad line from Kan
sas City to Chicago beats that all hollow—
distance 500 miles, fare 60 cents Who
wouldn't g car riding at that price?
The weather was cool enough thi*
week to make a warm stove feel pleasant.
Will Smith, on Tuesday, struck for
Michigan, and has our best wishes.
For dried and canned fruits, cured
meats, coffee, tea, syrup, sugar, queens
ware, stoneware, and hundreds of other
thing*, the best in market, go to Secbler's,
in the Bush house block.
The Howe Sewing Machine. Tl.
world renowned sewing machine. Over!
100,000 (old in 1877. The most perfect
machine in the vrerld at tlie lowest poisi
ble price. If y*>u are in laror of any par
ticular machine, at least examine the
Howe before you purchase. Highest Med
al at Centennial Exhibition. IV hat w
claim in substance, is that this is an lion
est machine, and if put in your family
will do any and all work perfectly.—Will
last a lifetime. Terms of sale the most
liberal. For sale by \ C. Moore, who is
the only authorized agent in Centre coun
ty. For terms, Ac., enquire of A. C.
Moore, Milesburg, IV
,J&<>~s.Goo Extra No. 1 114-inch SHIN
GLES for sale. Will average 5 inches in
width, clear of knots -and sap Can be
bought eery cheap. H. J. BOI'KK.
5 jun at Aaronsburg, Fa.
DRESSMAKING —MRS.SMITH, dre<s
maker, Centre Hall, desires to call atten
tion to her samples of trimmings of all
kinds ; also, samples of new styles dry
goods. Cutting and fitting done to order,
and old dresses cleaned and done over by
bcr. Gentlemen's shirts, cuffs and collars
made to order, and warranted to fit. Has
also just received a new stock of Spring
styles, fashion plates, patterns, etc Csli
and see. 15 ma tf
-A new double thread shuttle sewing
machine, works by hand r treadle, for
sale or trade at this office. Warrant
ed.
■ Green's Compound . Syrup of Tar
and Honey, a sure cure for coughs, colds,
croup and early stages of consumption.
Try it.
VIOLIENT COUGHING racks the system
and brings on hemorrhage. Phoenix Pec
toral cures cough, brings rest and gives
strength. It'tastes so pleasant that chil
dren cry for it. For sale by J.Jt). Mur
ry, Centre Hall. 12 jun 4t
The following resolution will bo
open for debate in the 11*11 of the V M.
C. A., at Centre 11*11, on next Tuesday
evening, *2l, *t 7.30 o'clock : .
R, >W. Th*t Theatres nr not the
proper places for t'hriili*#' to frequent.
Everybody i* invited to come and taka
part in the >lcli*to; an J those not wishing
to participate should make it suit to come
ami listen. This question of theatre go
ing is agitating the min.ls of the christian
people nt the present day ; hence, it is nee-
- essary that we should <ettle the question
* in our own minds. Make the occasion in
r teresting by your presence and opinions.
s Goldman, of the Standard Clothing
■* Hall, is boss, he never nres selling the
cheapest Clothing in the world. He keeps
at it from early morning to night, and
never fail* to plcnse a customer. A tplen
d d stock always en hand.
* Judge Smith, of Lock Haven, who is
largely interested in oil operations, re
l cently struck a new well en Coal Creek,
McKoan county, which is said to be
r yielding fi:ty barrels per day. The judge
1 was largely interested in experimenting
for oil at Hyper last year, and also on
Kettle creek, and it was no fault ith -
that oil was not found at those places.
That fellow went home rejoicing the
other day. He was from Bald Eagle val
lev, *• d won* ta the Standard Cloth.- .
Ha.!, where he bought a whole suit oft-.ew
clothes, o cheap that he las been in ec
stacies of delight ever since, ami has be
come a reformed tuan
MADISONBI' no. Madisonhurg water
managers del a neh'e work for the town
by laying new water pipes, and they are
I all right.
J B. Shafer is dene working on the
road, he did his work well.
Mr A ticker is doing fine with his
-t rs, he is using his customers right.
The crops,—wheat is middling, gr-s
pretty good, est- and raru right good
We had -ome refreshing rains to help t! e
growth of everything
Potato bugs are plenty.
Haying and harvest lime is coming on
fast, we may expect to hear the humming
•f the reaper- through the air, an J then
the grain separators of which Mr D. B
aey, the old thresher, is well prepared for
*.he tamer and every one that has thresh
mg to de will please give hitu a call, lie
runs a treading power -eparator, and a .-•>
a irr.vhor-e separator, he is a'.-e well pre
pared for threshing clever. A. B.C. t>.
Jaceb F. Garber, a Centre county
man. :t appears frotu a leftlo to the post
master at Bellefonte, was kil'cJ :a the re
cent Kansas cyclone. The letter reads :
M INN K A cons, Kan., Jun#'2, 1879.
POSTMASTER, Bellefeate, Fa. : —One
Jacob Garber—Garble —or Crable—we
think the first—was caught and ki'led l>y
a cyclone ia this county, ten miles from
this place, oa Friday. May 30. His -l.ull
s> crushed sad a leg broken in two pla
ces, be-ides being otherwise it. ured. He
was a Dunkard by religion, and is -aid to
have a family grown to maturity. IV
,vs in the county west of her-' locating
u:d, and w:. on foot, accompanied by u
companion from Beloit, Mitchell Co.
They were traveling to this place when
tha cyclone met them. Several panic
were killed and many woanded. The
family with whom they found shelter,
consisting of ten or twalve person- fared! l
aadly. All were wounded. ISM were kill
ed, rfnd on# or two Lava siace died. -Mr.
Garber was said to have been from your i
Mulf net trom your place, perhaps
_\'4'u car a-certai: and t.-rWaru t ■- to I
friends lie was decently buried at Del- I
pkos. this cauaty. \V- D. THOMI'>ON*.
NEWSPAPER LAW . New-paper law • !
says if a person prders his paper discon
tinued he must pay up all arrearage- or
the publisher ir.ay continue to send it on '
and finally collect the whole amount, ' 1
whether the paper ,s taken trom the pe-t
nffice or Uvt- Also action for fraud can '
be instituted against ar.y person, whether
he is responsible in a financial way or not,
who refuses to pay subscription due for a '
publication
Frt -h drugs, medicines, fancy and 1
toilet article-, stationery, fishing tackle, *
all in greatest variety, at the old reliable
-trug .-tore of F. P Green, in the Bush 1
II bi k.
<
<> Jey ■ Lady'- Book for July i- upon
our table. This old and valuable maga-
azine hx- ri'w entered upon its 99th vol* - *
umT—having been a welcome visitor in t
thou*unds of American homes for nearly
a half century. It contains a tolling 4lh 1
ot July sketcu by I>ariey, engraved on <
ste*-l ; an> immoth colored tashion plate, t
and a large number of ti'ustrated fashions. 1 1
"A Gent •• Belle and "A Rosebud Gar- i
den of Girls," two novels by first-class <
writer-, are continued, and the miscella- I
neous literary matter is o< a high order. 1
There are two pages ot Receipe* specially j <
arranged for Picnic parties, which will be '
highiy appreciated by the ladies. We no
tice another new feature in Godey, which t
is the opening chapters of " Biographies of i
Representative Women of our Own and !
j Other Lands the-o papers will doubt- i
I less prove very instructive and entertain- ; <
ing. Subscription price U only $2 pr <
year, or yon can send $1 and receive God- t
ey's Lady's Bo >k for 6 months. t
Harmless a' milk, is the Perfected But- ,
ter Color of Wells, Richardson & Co*, ,
Burlington, Yt. There is no longer either
excuse or necessity for using the crude •
color preparations of our grandmothers,
which o uld never he depended upea for .
uniformity, nd_tendea to keep the but- ,
ter at a depre-ei valuation. For salt* by
all Druggists and Merchants.
POTTEP. AUDITORS' REPORT.
The following report is submitted by the [
Auditors of Potter township, for tho year
ending At>ril. 1879:
POOR OVERSEERS.
ROIIEHT LEK, I)r ,
To Amount Duplicate™. $7151 %
To Bal. due Overseer 253 22
985 lb
Cr
By Balance 370 84 j
By Vouchers 485 47
By Exonerations 2 87
By Percentage .... 30 00
By Services..™ 45 00
By Med ntt township.....™ 35•<)
By Attorney's Fees... 10 UO
986 18
WM. EMEBICK, Dr
To Ara't Duplicate- $055 92
Cr
By Vouchers 6*20 29
By Services 45 0" j
By Percentage .. 32 77
By Exonerations 42
By balance 51 41
665 92
SUPERVISORS.
Jons EMEBICK, Dr.
To Ara't Duplicate- $940 41
Cr
By Order Peter Shifller 130 30
By Order Peter Shifller 127 13
By Ain't o! work - 610 18
By Exonerations - 7 38
By Services 58 75
By Damages for fences - 5 50
By Percentage - 21 78
By Balance 49 42
940 44
BKNJ. BJTNKB, I>r.
To Am't of Duplicate and Orders. S9OO 00
To Balance-- - 811
909 17
Cr.
By Order John Sweeney 105 70
| By Order ltobt. Lee 39 22
I By Work - 645 94
j By Services 87 50
j By Exonerations 2 98
By Percentage - 7 21
By Cost paid suit of Ishler A* Bii
nerj- - 956
By Cash 10 00
By Posts and Boarding 1 00
909 17
We, the auditors of Potter township,
i certify that the above accounts are correct
. to the best of our knowledge and belief.
WM F. IOKDON,
G. L. GOODHART,
W. W. ROYEK,
juQ 5 Auditors.
0 DtUOi'tATli' Cot*NTT CoXVtNIIOK.
. Tho delegates chosen on the 14th ol Sej>-
v temhor last, to the Democratic County
Convention, are requeitod to meet at the
e Court House, in llellefonto, on Saturday,
June 21st, 187.>. at 1 o'clock, P. M , for the
• purpose of electing two representative del
-18 ega'.c- to the Democratic Stale Conven
" tlcn, to be held at llarrisburg, and three
• Senatorial conferees to choose a Senator!-
1 *1 delegate to the same, and to act upon
• <ueh other matter as may he brought be
-1 fore the canvention. \ full atleaJanceis
• requested Mm. HAMILTOK,
Jamks Mol'i VIN. Chairman Co. Cen.
, JOHN Dl\ KN.
Secretaries.
• ♦
CtH'NTY t'tMMITTKK—IB79.
' Blllllbltl. North ward— D. /■ Kline
' tUllefentc, Weal ward Will tana Harper
llellefonto South wrd Author Brawn.
i Milesburg Auc n M-t'lain.
Vnlanvilla A T Laatbm
Howard Itorw Howard Brickley.
• Philipsbur* 1, (J I.ingle.
< Itenner —Richard t'only.
■ itegg-—Joseph I. Neft.
Kurn-ide t •, *r Halt,
t'ollegv At ,'hael t• rove,
■ t'urtin \V iltiam
Ferguson, old precinct klbctt Hoy
Fergusen, now precinct t> M. Sheet*
Gregg William A Kcrlin
Haitu - John (' Stavcr.
Ilaiftuoon Klia Lytic
lUrri- Ki rgu- Pettar
Howard William Yearick.
! Huston—D*niel Irwin
I I. !><•-;>— William II Gardner.
Marion 1 S Fraitte.
Miles Cyrus BrumgarJ.
I'sttun- Atnew Sellets.
Pann h P Mu-.er.
Potter, North precinct Jno Shaiinon
Patter, South precinct— Win. From.
Rush T J. Dunkle
Snow Shoe J. H Holt.
Spring Perry Gentr.el.
T*y hr —Stniue! Hoover.
I'mon— John H Stover
Worth- lie >rge It Williams.
Walker Samuel Decker.
l> F FoarNKT, Chairman
The following i the new apportionment
of delegate- te the different boro'a and
tow nth it - ;
District- No. votes. No. del.
1 Bel 1>: onto, N A\ 84 2
2 Bellefonte, S W. _. 114 2
H Bellefonte, W W.... 52 1
4 Howard Borough 4t 1 ,1
Milesburg Borough . 30 1
t*> Philipsburg Borough. 141 ■>
7 llnionville Borough... 3*2 I
> lienner Township ICO
0 Boggs Townshij - likS 3 (
10 Kurnside Township... '22
II t'urtin Township .">2
12 Collage Township 74 *2 i
13 Ferguson—aid IS-'
14 Ferguson—new ">0 1 L
15 tireggTownship 270 o '
16 Hal! Moon Township 39 1 |*
17 Haines Township 'J*7 4 1
IS Harris Township I*2l 2
I*.' Howard Township 86 2
111 Hu-ton Township 51 1
*2l Liberty Township...... 57 1 Jj
22 Marion r<wnship
tit Miles Township *24>'. 5
j 24 i'atton Township 41 1
25 Penn Township 2N- 6
26 Potter, North Twp... 173
28 Potter. South Twp — I*o4 4 p
28 Hush Township It* l 2 „
*jy Snow Shoe Township. 75 *2 .
G String Township-.... I T 4
31 Taylor Township +5
*>2 I'nion Township 69 1 t
33 Walker Town-hip 292 4
4 Worth Township..™.... 70
o,B_, I, 11 1
D F. FOKTSKT, Chairman. % v
For the Reparter. -j
c IMMXNCBMEVT AT STATE 00L* .
LEGE
<1
Mi. EutroH—n •.•—The Commence- a
men:, for the C JLgs year of '79. it rapid
iy approachtrig. Two weeks mora of Cel- w
lege difties will usher in a week of rare r
t>!:-ure and enjoyment to both Profes- u
tors and Students, and entertainment for y
the community, ia general.
The labors of the Cellega year are then ~
brought to a ci >se. The student lays aside B
hi< LOOKS with relief. tha profeaswr wipes ~
the perspiratian from hi* braw, and all
unite to coi.-animate the work of the pa.-t
and welcome the labor* of the new year. ; f ,
The exercises for the Commencement of (
'7 ' pr niise a we*k af profit and plaasura ,
to all. As usual tho Prasident daliven ,
t'uc liacca'aur>*ata sermon before the grad
uating cia*s, on Sabbath ni'Uirnoon.
always proves intare-ting and instructive, -j
The A". M. C A. of tho College iso'.d- *
it- Anniversary in the evening. Profes- ,j
<>r Downey, of the Callege Faculty, will
deliver an addres, b -.ore tho Association ;
on tha sui>j. t, "Martin Luther." The j
address, or more properly, lecture, will
c-.-rtainly be excellent and a rare treat t" A
the community.
The exercises on Men Jay evening will
be exceedingly entertaining to ail lovers
of mu-ic. Prof Garwood is ane of the b
most excellent performer* in the country, a
and all who have ever heard him play t
will cubstantiate tho above reputation. 0
Came, all lovers of music, for you will be ; a
highly entertained h
T,io Hiidri-- before the Alumni will be t|
delivered by Prof. Tuttle, of class CB, oa e
Tuesday evening, at 8 p. in. w
Wedne.-day will be a full day of enter- ,
tainment for visitors At 9 mm. a salute e
wili be tired 10 a. m annua! meeting af
the Trustees. I*2 m. Alumni dinner. 2p. e
m. meeting of delegates and Alumni to
elect trustees. 4p. m. Review and Drill
of Cadet*, and at Bp. nt. Junior contest ,
tor Kaine Prixe. This will doubtless be u
the uiost interesting occasion of tbo week. ! c
The contestants are all able speakers and ~
well matched, and the Prize will be *e- r
cured only after a hard-fought battle. 1
The Graduation Exercises take place on „
Thursday, at 10.30 a. m.
Th> firaduat ieg class deliver'their < 'ra- •'
tions, the Diploma* and Prize* for the
year are then awarded.
The exercises ef the week nre closed by ®
the President's Levee on Thursday even- "
ing. at 8 p. in.
To all, interested or uninterested in the "
t'-dlege, w„ extend an invitation to mttanU i
the Commencement
Tiie entire exercise* promise to be unu
sually entertaining and instructive, and '
will doubtless bo well worth the attend- v
anceof the citizens of the community. n
A STUBXXT C
PLANTING TREES BY THE ROAI)
SIDE. 1
The following very important law pas* !
e I both branches of the Legislature at the
present session :
Section 1. That aay person liable t< i
roml lax who thall transplant to the side; I
nf a public highway, on hit wn premises, f
any fruit, shade or forest trees of suitabb
,iz". shall bo allowed by the Supervisor of
roads, where roads run through or adjoin
cultivated folds, an abatement of his road
lax, one dollar for every four trees set out; t
hut no row of elms shall be aearer than ;
- evenly feet, no row of maples or other
forest tiees nearer tha* lltty feet, except '
iocu*t. which may he set thirty feet apart; <
and no alluwance, as before mentioned,
shall be made unless such tree* shall havei,
been set out the vear previous to the de
mand for such abatement, and are liviag '
and arc well protected from animals nt '
the time of such demand.
Src "2. Any trees transplanted to the
iide of tho public highway as aforesaid, in
the place oi trees which have died, shall
bo allowed for in the same manner and on
the same conditions as in the previous sec
tion.
SEC. 3. No person shall BO allowed an
abatement of his highway tax as aforesaid
mere than one quarter of hi- anaual high
way lax, arid no one shall receive an
abatement ef lax for trees planted previ
ous to the pa-sago of thi* act.
SEC. 4 Any person who shall cut down,
kill or injure any living tree planted Ml
' afore-aid, shall pay to the supervisor ofl
road.* as aforesaid, fifty cents for each and
; every tree cut down, killed or removed, j
and ta be collected as other taxes are now j
collected.
," djk A WEEK in your own town,
I* if If and no capital risked You
■ I can give the business a trial
%lkl\ without expense. The bealop-
Villi portunity ever offered for
I fill I those willing to work. You
;/ V V ghould try nothing else uatil
you see for yourself what you can do at
the business we offer. No room to explain
here. You can devote all your time or
only your spare time to the business, and
make great pay for every hour that you
work. Women make as much as men.
Send for special private terms and partic
ulars which we mail free. $5 Outfit free
Don't complain of bard times while you
have such a chance. Address H. HAL
LJiXX & CO., Portland, Maine.
DIS \STROUS WORK OF X LIGHT
NINO FLASH.
v Tho Atlantic Refinery til Five \ <*
|p R cU 1 turned -I.<uw! $.100,000 to
r ' SBOO,OOO.
r
l % p)iii*iiol|>hi*, Juno 11 During n thun*
i% tlorvlorm thin morning tho lightning struck
i,. tho |uuip hou<o ft tho AtUhtio hfiHnin|
i. Company at Point Breve. on the Hchuyl
n kill The work*of the eompsay, whltl,
.. together wilh On* w.rk# ot tho AlUntii
is petroleum Storage Company, both under
the management of \N erden, hrew .V t 0.,
i. occupied with thdr various buildings,
lank*. Ac., about twenty-live acre# ol
ground. Along the river front were ator-
Jed about 24,000 cases of oil, i ml >n the
river by the wharee* were a numbet ol
ship* and barge*, loading or loaded, with
oil.
In a few minute* tin- flame* communi
cated to a large filling warrlieu-e where
barrel# are filled. Thi wa #ooa envel
oped m flame* which tin a extended 10
the Superintendent's office and re#idcliee,
thence ta the carpenter *ho|>. arid then to
the long lino of h#d# on llie wharf By
thi# liaie, an immer.sJ ijuantily ot crude
and refined oil wa# ablate.
The burning oil wa* running in a.', di
rection# and a long line ot what! proper
tv vi# s.hui one conttnu >u# flame 11 v the
itime the city fire eifiim* reached lh<
scene, five ships in the river and 10.1**1
barrel* of ail. and the .urroui ding bund
ling# were binning fiercely t.'r a distance
of over a thousand yard-, and the heat had
become #o intense my iitl e headway
coaid be tnade agam-l tb# fire
! The fir#t of the vessel* in the river to
catch the tiie WA* the" I'M, all Au-triar
bark, loaded wilh P2.tWoca#e# of oil. at.d
it was #oon burned to the water # eJge
The fire then ceiuuiutucated to the
' French,' a German bark from Leghorn,
which wa# empty. The "Uuiseppe Qutn
■[ton." an Italian bark tretn Genoa, which
had reached the wharf only about an hour
before the fire #trted, wa* a'.*o empty
Hie "lUon," a Ru#*ian bark, with about
'J 0Ul) barrel# of oil on board, and the
' Hudson," a Nerwegian ship ef l.ttUU
■ ton*, wliich wn# nearly ready for depart
ure with T.lkAl barrel* of oil. A1 • these
vessels were destroyed.
At teu o'clock to night, the arsa which
the fire had entered was still a mass of
rtatues. It will probably continue to burn
for several days.
No estimate could be obtained from
i tho#e Interested as to w hat the total loss of
.the company will be. It has been various
;!y estimated at from SSU).OU) to fsW.OUI.
TilE SOUTH AMEIt'CAN WAR
' A Chilian Corvette Sntik by a Peru
vian Iron Clml—One Hundred
ntul Ten Persons Dtowned. ,
Panama, June 7.- The Chilian fleet ap
peared off Caliao barber on May 2tl, bui
en learning that the fir*t divition of t rt
Peruvian fleet had gene * iwth at once
steamed away in pursuit In the ui.an
tiiae the Peruvian* had .earned from pa-.--
uig vessels and by telegraph that the Chil
ian ironclads had sailed from 1 iui.jue,
leaving only a small wooden cor
vette, the Esmeralda, a dispatch boat, the
Covadoaga and the tran-port Lansari.
The Huascar and Independicia, Peruvian
irotielads, immediately steatne l to I<|it
<iue and attacked those vt- sels. Tie Hu
ascar. after summoning the Esmeralda
two or three lime# to surrender, winch
wa* answered by a broadside, at last
rammed the alter which sank almost im
mediately. „anying down about 150 mrr.
About forty men were rescued and #ent
on #here as prisoners of war In the
meantime tho Independicia made chase
after the Covadeiiga and Latnari, which
the commander was anxious to capture,
but not destroy. The CoTadonga whose
captain wa# very familiar with the const,
•tecred very clot* ceursw, leading the In
dependicia into waters where he was cer-
Uin of destruction. The lndependoisj
followed blindly. :iad at a place kt: wn a*
Point Gruesa, while g";ng at full -peed,
struck a rock and be. me a total wreck.
The iiuascar earn-* to her a--istance and
finding it impossible t >sv l.er took * :!
the crew and a part of the armament at.d
*ot fire te the vessel# l< prevent her falling
into the hand* of the enemy. The Ceva
denga and Limari escaped
A NEGRO HOUSE THIEF BURNED
UP IN A LOG JAIL.
Nashville, Tenn , June!'.' 11-?'-'I 1 -?'-' —An a.-
leged negro borso thief met with a horri
ble fate at Columbia, Ky . yesterday
morning He is suppeed to have set tire
to tho l"g jaii at that place, with the hope
of effecting an escape. Tho fire was not
discovered until it was blaring all round
him- An old axe was thrown in to him
through tho bar*, with which he in vain
endeavored to m ike an Aperture through
which he could get out The peeple out
side attempted to hew through a log while
ether* tried in vain P> batter the door lock
to pieces. When tho City Marshal arriv
ed with the keys he.could not unlock the
battered leek. The blows of the negro
against the barred window grew fainter
and fainter, until he wa* s -eti to fall back
upon the floor, and, with the agonizing ex
clamation, "Oh, my God!" wa# both
srnelbt-red and burned to death. When
recovered otitofthe debris tho whole up.
per part of the body was burned, the leg
being unharmed.
V BATTLE BETWEEN A HAWK
AND A BLACK SNAKE.
New Milford, Conn., June IS,—ln one
ef the field* on tho farm of .Mr. Fitch sev
eral of tho hands saw, on Saturday, a
number of crows flying back and forth
around a hawk, which seemed to be try
ing to fly but wa# unable to do so. The
| trouble was, the men discovered on going
nearer, that the hawk was having a battle
with a black snake which had coiled
around the neck of the bird, and hail also
encircled the wings. The reptile had also 1
hastened it# mouth on one of the hawk's!
iegs. The bird's talons were deeply fas
tened ill the snake's body, and it seemed
i like a pitched battle, beth using almost
• xhausted when discovered. One of the.
in en killed the snake, and another captur
ed tho hawk The snakn wa* five feet,
; long, and the hawk measured throe feet
from tip to tip.
DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Detroit, June 15 —Mnnloy Stevens, jr ,
a night watchman at Clark's saw mill, at
Hunter's Creek, a station on the Detroit
and Bay City railroad, went homo at an
early hour yesterday morning and found
John House there. Suspecting hini of
ieriminal intimacy with his wife, he shot
him twice through the head and three!
limes through the chest He then shot;
Ins wife through the head, and wound up ;
by shooting himself through the head,
killing himself instantly.
Mrs. Stevens and Houao were alive at
j latest accounts, but it i thought they can- 5
not recover. Steven# had been married
only four or five month*.
i ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED BY
A WATERSPOUT.
Desdwood, I). T., June 15. —Eleven per
il sons wore drAwned at Buffalo Gap on
J Thursday night by u suddea rise and
overflow of Beaver crock, caused by uwa
) lerspout. In live minute* from tho lime
the first alarm wa* given tho whole sur
rounding country was flooded and the wa
■ ter subsided alme*t a# suddenly a# it rose. |
Topeka, June 'J.—A severe hail storm
panned over this county this afternoon. A
strip of country about a inile wide wa*
traversed. Hogs and chickens were kill
ed and crops badly damaged. At Wichi
ta hail stones fell weighing from live to
twelve ounces.
Phoenix Pectoral will cure your cough.
I PhieiiixjPoctoral cures hoarseness quickly.
|Ph<enix Pectoral tastes good and bring*
rest.
I Phicnix Pectoral costs 25 cts; (i bottles sl.
iSolcl by J. V. Murray, Ueatro Hull.
Til rt .V, )", 7/. My*: TllO Alt I.
Treating Society i* not holding wan
meeting* or til>K'"K telilpernnce long
kul ll pledge* are doing it growl deal <
genuine temperance work.
If you (<> net like to join n lemporanc
club, why by all meant Join nn nuli-trual
ing xt mly.
A crying baby t a born to lint whol
neighborhood m l the |t*r< w:■ rhould b
fart c<l la Loop l>r. Hull * Baby Pyru|
bandy, l'rlca -i> cent*
A rlai'k pile ola coal Luitk itoar OtCi oil
ts>ll >■ I'luarlUl I t ounty, caught lire u
IbToaltd ba been burning ever no .
A larger elc fell from the r.> >f ef St.r
ling mi he in • oarlle >1 . entity, iatt week
and klllttl lit I rt 111 11< i. Ill*, It miller.
' J i,. ,: J L V
Med ir.-il Kettle-Drums —lt neejs no
medical kettle-drums to a,J in proclaim*
UK the virtue* of Kiduey-Wort. The
worst kidney or liver difficulties yield to
Ha i ill acy, ned as a reuiedy for pile* or
uhrogic rheuuiHtiFiu, it has no equal. Sold
by nit Druggist*.
A Topeka, Kan., dispatch say* that a
-evrre liailslurm p4-:ed over a portion of
that country yesterday. lie (ft, i hit-kens,
Jte , were killed and cr p- were badly cut
up. The injury to crops in the immediate
vicinity of Wichita is immense, and me
tallic roofs and glass in the vicinity wore
badly damaged.
The re-e red of Leamon's Dya fTtd< by
Wells, Kichardeon A Co , lijrltug: >n, Vt.
■i net air re desirable celer tor dy< ng
silk, cotton, or woolea goeds, than the yel
low, scarlet, purple, bluw maroon, violet,
black, crimson, green, r brown, out of
which colers can be obtained to any ex
tant.
• ♦- ♦- ' -■-
THE FIRST MORMON CON IICTKD
OK 111(1 AM V SENTENCED,
halt Lake, June 11 (Seorge K. Key
nolds, a bigamist, was t dsv -eni.-nceJ te
two ) ear- III■ 1• r- - rimeflt a I J *• fine
Ue it the first Mormon convicted of oely
gamy since the passage of the act in 1" 'J
and every etTert sr* made I > prevent con
viclion It it expected that he will leave
here lu morr w morning OS b.s waytethe
Detroit penitentiary.
Among the most remarkable produc
tions of this ago and country Hall s
Hair Reuewer lt> success it uaparallel
d. It it sought after by rich and poor,
higl; and lea. young and •! Ir.habi
lap.U of sereiga lands thepc pleat Aus
tralia, of Europe, and of S uth America
find meant is get t at whatever co t. It t
because it works like nag. It fest 'rrs
the hair t it- youthful color and beauty,
and robs approaching age of one of its dis
agreeable accompaniments If you are
gelling bald, try it. Try it if you are get
ling gray, or if vou have a#y d:oae of
the scalp. Try it if you wish a g >od bair ,
dressing It will n disappoint yau I
.If* act* bui. j .Yew .
The cheapest ra. read ri.l- - ' red in
this country to day is from Kan a? City,
Me ,to Chicag >. The ditUace it five
hundred miles, and the fare ,s fifty cent*.
The usual cost of a ticket from Kansas
City, Atchison and ' <r M -oun river
poiaU t > Chicago jl • ()n Mi nda.v
the competing lines began ;•> rut rates,
and tha figures by. Welneiday had got
dowa to S Wednesday morning one
read came dew:, to 5", the others soon fol
lewi 1, and toward the close of the after
noen the Hannibal and St. J eph line
hung eu t the ootii ■, "fifty cents to Chi
cago," and the rest followed s-.il. At last
accounts the people ot Kan*s < ity were
hanging around tli• ra r .d -tatter, wail
ing t see which line would tier the
h ghr*: r- aa-ii to t 1 "Igor for C ig *
ii iiiieiKU.
On the IV h inst a! "•> H tlsburg jar
eonag-. by Kev. W H (iroh Mr J. An
drew Long and Mis* Harriet A. Trea-ler,
both from near Kock Hill.
At the resident e of the bride's parents
at Potter's Mills. Mar I, I*7'>. bv K v. S.
<t Shannon. Mr N \V. Smith, >f Adam
burg. Snyder county, Pa., te Miss Annie
C Smith* of Potter's Mills, Centre coun
ty-
At the residence >f the brideg- --m, n'-ar
Jacksonville, .lune 8. lt-tT'*. by Kev. it.
Young Mr Davi 1 it M yer to Miss
Fyctta M lin-ry, <>l Kvbetsburg. I'entre
county.
Spring Mills Market.
Wheat fl W
Kye, 45c.
Corn, ears, per bu. new, ,45c
Oats, '*>.
Buckwheat, "sc.
Cioverseed, <*' to J.i 75
Chop, per ton, V-S'.OU.
Plaster, ground i-er ton, f 10.00
Flour, per bbl If 1.50
ltutter, 10c.
Tallow, tic.
Lard. tic.
Ham, 10c
Shoulders, Go
Clean Sides, tic.
ltngs, 'Jo.
Egg- per dog., ho.
Tub washed wool 50r.
Coal. Retail. By Car, tirosf.
Keg, $4 t S4 k"t)
Stove, "0 If 4 '
Chestnut. #4 'do S > Wl
Pea. s'-'> id 75
i a rUITOK'S NOTICE.
The undersigned, an audit ir appointed
to hear and pa< upon the exceptions filed
to the account of Jesse Swart?, and Henry
Bartholomew. eu-> utors of Elizabeth Bar
tholomew. decea-ed, and re-tnto said ac
jeountnnd make distribution among those
eg-lly entitled thereto, will meet thepsr
'iet interested at the office of Alexander
A Bower, in Bellefo-ite, on Tut - lav. the
'it! nil day of July, lb7 '. at 10 o'clock, A.
M 11. A. M'KKK.
I'd jun 41 Auditor.
E. F, Kuukel's Bitter Wine of Iron
ll** nr l>-ii known lo tsll IntUwrnro nf v.ilnru
l!„n.1-d with Mwi-.0.-m,. ln<tl-iH..|li. n MKBIOII.
I mrar, (tint, nlts In lircathtns. wkn*a. Inn
rot of dltwMS, w-k. n- run* Inmil.line. •lr.-ndfnl Iv.i
tor nf dssth. nlglil aw-alt, i-old font. ok cinst. dim
n ,„ ~f vi#|on. I*i ir-iof. universal U..itii.W of th
inoa.-ular arslem, snnrmon am-tH* with cljepil<-
•rmptoms. li d hand- tlualiln* of th !>•■ lr. diTnoaa "f
til- kln iiailld r.iunlwnsiss- and *rs|Sl'nl on 111- I*. .■
I,'irlfvlna Ills blood, psln In 111- !••• k h-i|n-n In
! i Ii- n-liJ, frwqusnl lilaok !-iU flgla li-lnr* ths
,e!i suff 1-I.in anil I --i fstaht Willi .1 all-nil.m 4'
I Sold now in SI tsiliolllna or als Imtil-a for 4SiW' Sak
l.r K I K unk-t's ItlUwr VV,.,.. ..f Iron, and Uk- no
..'har A"k I.oirdraaslwt snil If h- liaal< nil ml I ■
i I'roprlolor, I I Knnk-I N toN irili Vinih Stswola
. I'lillad, It'll 1* Pa. Adrli-o fin*, oncloao lliraa cant
" "vviIRMS. WORMS WORMS.
K F. KMUl'bWormHmip fnil drmtmy
| l'ltt, St gild NLimiih Worini I r K on
ly iitocmfitl |hylcUn wht I W uriti I"*
j two hour* nilv> with hmuhftnil no fr until
II dimnoti *r>fss t.-H- tin ( run# Worm* b rmnntm) Mil
<ttlir worm* ( n i> o *( f
lb e glli] •lore, lie' l Thffi OCH'tssf CAU toll wholhef t.r
nf tin IA! l*n! IIM nrni, N-UA*n U • tljlnn dak
ly with orm, *nd do not know II I it*. *t>Aam,
>RANTI*,CHOKING AND *UFFO- GTION. AAIIOW OAMPLBIIIIN,
rlrrlev* Artsund la* rveg, wsUinij nud itn In lnfissti
tch, rMtloM At nlglil, grlipling of the* (otti, I'lokins
At 111* n<io. eougli. (ever, llt'liini A* (lip * at.
uhf.foulbfMlti.lh pAiionl ut >w pal* ah I iiib.
flrkllnc and Irritation In th anu* All lh*r trmi*
UunA. andmoTA. coma front ws>rtna l I KuttA*>l'
[ Worm Hvrwp nvw fAilt to roniora thAui l*rlcs>, ill bi
jrnr IMIIIIP, or all IHIIIIn FUR <K ! I ir TA|x* WORM
* writ** and • iiunll ti* |h< tr \ for • 11 nUtara, hujr of
your driitfjrlbt tJo W rm Hyrm#, And If lis* IIAA it not.
t Min't li Or I' l K utilis 1. J' • Nmth Ninth St .. I'hlU
dolphtA. I* A . Adfiot hjr luati. fron, AAtid thr*o rant
Atni.ip, _ __ I''Ju4(
/ IBMTBK COUNTY. S. 5!
Vy The Commonwealth of Penn'a
[Soul.] To Auron Lukrabacli, you
lire hereby cited and com
manded to bo ami appear at an Orphan*'
Court to hu held at Hollefonte in and
lor tlio County of Centre on the fourth
Monday of J unu next, then and there to
show cauao why tho letter* Testamentary
irranted unto you on the K*tate of K li.
McMinn, ihould not bo reveked. Notice
of this citation to bo given by publication
in two newspaper* published in Centre
county for four successive weeks.
Witnena the Hon. C. A. Mayer, Preii*
dent of the said court at Kcllefenle, the
20th day of Mav,A L). IHT'.I.
W Jl. E. Ut HLUI'IKI.X),
I C. 0. C.
• Squire J >(, a farm, r railding on Buf
k falo Fork of Tygorla Crook, near Graytou
; By.. on Friday attemptc I te bring a leal
lemalc Into bit In u*e. Hit wife rotenleil
5 the intuit. Jenet threatened Iter arllb a
. knifo and *b toiroil an aio, knocked bim
jdown ami ondeavorod to eicapo. lie
ruthed afler Iter aad to prelect bortelf tbo
-truck hint, killing bim iattanlly.
Refulgent Facet.—Tbe kindling braltb
attorl* ilfell ia the eoualenaaret of tin
who after tufloring for yar wilh kidney 1
or liver diteatet, ctiinbinod with ronetipn-.
lion and pain from pile*, are rotlorotl to
Health by taking Kidney-wort. It re
move* all marbific lecretluni. Vour
! "ruggUl ba it.
NEWMAN King Clothier
CAHOIisT STOCK, IIRST STOCK, CIICAI'SST STOCK.
Spring Suits, 82.40. I'nderwear, 20 r. Boots, 81.75.
SHIRTS 25 C TS, AND EVERY ELSE 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.
I Challenge llie County to Ileal my PRICES ami QUALITY,
AND SHOW AS I.ARUE A STOt ii OFCLOTHISU AS 1 HAVE CLOTHING MADE To ORDERLY FIRST CLASS TAILORS AT VERY LOW PRICEB
SIIEKIKF S SALES.
The following properties are advertised
below in German, at Sheriff** sale, at the
court house, .Saturday, Juno *l, IK7'J, at ]
A tra<-t of '<oaer> In Curtin !• unship,
with house, etc., property 01 Harm-tii
l'r inc.
Two lot* in Rellefoiito, with house, etc.,
property of Eli.-, and Goo. lluxiU.
{gjCXERIFrS VERKAUr.
.thait rind SSritl ten levari facia*,
unt venditioni aif.iiat rrUffrn turifc tint sen
tfi Ocurt re* (trmir.cn t'ifrrn tr*(rr Cranio
unt en mi.b jtrntttrf, n rt i*m!lts |*tn FVifaKf
<iufi|rMfn nyrttru en trin tVurtbcmr in fbli
U'liU Jttj samflfl.; t*n -Mftrr. duni. Is7t m 1
Ittr '.a timnja?, hi# fid pat Wtfcrtibritf itrpat
(Cfrntham t J ; rrt.-iittif! lur.liih •
1. fill' jrnrt drntlc etiiit rtcr
*! s. flu rat in onrtin otn't'l - , *srntrr Gtur,
!;' -Urna'a, kfarrnt! unt n- r frhft
?tu trr ?tcrtfritf tarifc t'intrr em Vur.il'
VinirtlaknhJijft, Cft'ritt tnt 4 tin trr ten < v
Cuttin unt I'M. V. .a#, :sf ?:iti !r tur.i- • in
trr -,-n 0 Curt - mihiitf t .'> tide mrtr .;r
ftraijrr. harasf errid<!r! fin itm-fteffigrl Mlr.f.
haul, idt ant untnc flr.Hnufbautf
Oumrp\ir*. <n iWrtvih .•.fttrranirn unt nut sit
| fjn't all (? .jrntt'jm sen firman tinner
itrrnf r:
'ic. 2- 811' jcif jrot,' t'ettm tier (Sunt
fltitfc in irr f'.i. sen Mljllll, ftga
Ire Csgnty. i : rnn"4. kfjrtnp unt bc'drubm n :
(Si*r tvHribrn K limit juf trr Sut'otc
turs time brt Ohftrr lltlr\ unf C'tifitr tsr<l> ]
VfTlf sen .icifft -rdtirli. 4t t*t .'irtticilr ti.:d
fine jntrrr t'ettr r. i Cu'aWt tnt asf trr
.'•Jr'Kfitr tnid '('triftanr, rr.ttsiitrrt rtna rn
I Jlifrr, iff tirblbr Vettr i*mnt wa'.dr I. (*.
i'C#* 1.-.: (."*at'• S-. srinctti 'l trii". in", tatist 1
ten libra iVir|, IS T I H -i, en Ifiratob 59a#
<n iibrrtrrgr*.
0 brat 4 ill ffiftf ao'frr Drift Ultra, arm
jrat wentilb an st:tart;a*-r. n.itlil as tetir sen .
•sfSrt u tti'Sf, rit'.id tur-f '• i n Jrfrtb
idnrll rat litlitb ta;.b rbrn br'dr-rbrnr t'rltr.
Tal £4* l * r 't r!!f frtnrt übrrtraarn tut.tr;-
trubntf trtia Jtani ati rrfajt* (tl fahrir sPaffrtt an
'rlhris la;c wtr etcn- Tara< rrruttrl na jnsr
Hi'if :r Itamhauf unt anNir ff-Hn.trbautf. j
Ctnan.am, in 'lVthah .itr..- u iifr. unt r.irt ret
fau't all t irati'am mi CiiiaKlb JiaSrtt unt
(*rrt,sf Ifjlft.
fit tmaan at n Uitb. .tin let mil a
nfantt! tit atic# .Kas'ar.t mv. 71 bciabU iS. aafll
John
fkiirfentr. Jun: 5. IfTV. <tr i < *•
HENRY BOOZER
i.\ i at: ii
aacrt. rcaaa or
fadilei Hats::*, Bridlei. Cellar!, WL.JI
FlymaU and llw keepi on hand Cotton
Net*, etc. l'r. • • * .*>• a: s w! <*r. ' o
\i! kind* of Mt>aiiir.g d> to The b>a
•lock alway* kept i.js tiand. All aert **r- o
rantr i. A *hare of the pubn |iatr"isaj;< b
kindly aolicited. llapr, 1| y J
Harness. Saddles. &c
Tl.tttndmlfMn) to m*t 11# p.tfuiu
linffil fttlea
loa * I It# pal tie (j k f
OAI>I>LEET t
9trcSiti| tilt.a ft* a
" |r.d l* llir.ri t r ,*:|ri tan**', urttk] j
fc.tr-. "i> i !"•• - ? **—
It' ll** <•! v*ot) vle-. - ijt *ad , .ililji . Vt'Wjn inff ►
n f*v t oinrfthiaff to (. tupWlt * flnff ;%M MUtiltfci f,
l *tjt. lb* Boa * Set* * f r4 <• w - ■ illtolt t! . Ui.r
jatOH lltai.K.H i'rslr* Kali "
PENNSYLVANIA RR.
Fhilndelphi* aid Kr.e It .; r. nd I>%!.- on.
iC**EE TIME TABLE.
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h# PhlUkd^ipbU k l~rl J h 1
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V * mm "
•• "* Wlllitmt>on F X to
•• M Inn k II ft VCD I tf ft m
•• M Hchoifc 11 ift> ft to
" R?r ft! Krift ' p m
VI At. KMX l \ Ir*t rr 01 a . *•- J
lUrrti>>rf lk k
•• ** Mr iitfcfcdnn 1 (13 p m
" ftrrftt W|llUm|ort Hc
•• ** liua )ia|iff>
k AST 1.15 K Iftfttft* rhltftlftlt*l ift 11 Ai ft x® (
" " H*rrHi>:]i| JSiptt
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•• ftrr ftt W illUwpr| IlA|>
M " Ixxt H Vffi Mi p m
KANTWARIK
PAt'IMC KX Inui U*<k •to m m
.lrrft<*F Nil or# 14 * n
M •• Wtilumftport * Uft a
•• •• Monijtn.l.io VOftftTO
" ftrr ftl Mfcrriritttft llkka n '
rbilfttiflpblft 34j to |
HAY KX l#ftt#ffK#no* 1 01 hrn ;
'• l/vk llirtn llDftiu <
" ** M UlUm|Kiit 13 40pm J
•• •• Montftndon 14" p m \
'* mrr ftl Mnrrt*<ur* t| n
" " I'tlJiftilolp .lft 7j- pn. I
ICRir MAU.lfftTcr lUcnTft ftX' pm ,
M M I/.' k lift##® 4&pn
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MM A. It AI. OW IN. **#n#rftl Nt;;*rraUtftE.<i#nt
locwiiih'rg,Centre <(• SprucoCreek HR ,
WMPTWAKD.
13 5 j
I KAVK AM r.M. I' M.
N|-rittidon T <*i i i, •
Lewiaburx 7.1."* 20 ti :t5 ,
t'nhurn
Arr. at Spring Mill* 'A VI
EASTWARD.
•J t
I.KAVK A.M A M. r.M
Spring Mill* 10.10
Cobur* 10. ItS
I-wi*burg _....0 -5 1J 1". 5.4'r
Arr. Nt Montandon O.VI 1.00 6.00
No* 1 and 'Jconnci h' M'>ntandn with
Eric Mail, west on the Philadelphia and
Erie K. K.
No*, -i iind I with Day Krpre** ea't and
Nmgarti Rxpre** wrt*t.
No*. A and 6 with Kat Lino w>*t.
N'OTICK i* hereby given that tho fol
lowing Named person ha* filed pe
tition for Licpn-p in the office of tho Clerk
f the Court of General tjuarter Sp*ion
ol the I'ence in an I lor the county ot Cen
tre, anil Slate of I' tin'n, nnd that appli
cation will he made a the June ae**ion of
said Court on the Ith Monday of June
next, te grant the samp :
George Miller, Tavern, Gregg,
J. C. H Alll'KH,
® HWF tMi rk
PENNSVALLFY BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL. I'A.
KKCKIV J- DKI'GSITS, mjhl allow In torj j
e*t; Discount Note*; Buy and
Bel I GovernmentSecnritiea,
Gold and Coupons,
Wu Wotr, Wm B. MtxoLß,
Pr*'t. Cashier
CENTRE COCK TV, 8. S.
The Commonwealth of Penn'n,
[Seal ] To Aaron Lukenbaeh, you
are hereby cited and com
manded to be and appear at nn Orphan*'
Court to be held at llellefonto in and for
the County of C uilre on tho fourth Mon
day of June next, then ami there to show
cause why the letters of Administration
granted you on tho e-tate of William
McMinn. dece.a-ed, should not bo revoked.
Notice ol this citation to bo given bv pub
lication in two m'wspapors published in
Centro county for four successive week*
Witness the Hon. C. A. Mayor Presi
dent of the said court at Hclletonte, the
20th day of Mav A. I). 1879
WM. K. liußcnriKM*
C. O. C.
U. J. W KHt)N k7 Dentist, can be
found at hi* ofllce and residence
on North sido ot High Street, three door*
East of Allegheny, iiellefonte, Pa.
27 fel) tf
■ I. . . H I '■
II AIIIt T K. HICKS,
(SucceMor to T. A. Ilicks <fc Hro.)
WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints Olass, Putty, &©., <fcc
t'f' ILo hit* litßifnrj or llie South Hi*ii<l C'lilllril Plow for thin rouutjvMl
I WILL NOT HI: UNDERSOLD HY ANY PARTY THAT SELLS THE 8A ME QUALITY OP GOODS
IIIKHAII! II I' It It i II
H U H R A II !
—FOR—
CHEAP JOHN,
CENTRE HALL.
The Spring fcCKi-ou of 1579 u now
optniijjr. WchavcjUst received
an excellent tto< k of
Spring and Summer Goods.
which will be sol J at the
Lowest Prices.
We have an influence stock and well
ussorted in every line. We have
DRESS GOOES, CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAI'S,
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, ETC., ETC.,
at lowest prices.
Best Sole Leather*
a!wa\s on hand. Give us a call im
mediately.
I. GUGGENHEIM Eli 4 CO.
h
CENTRE HALL y
COACH SHOP, ,
MAI niRRAY,
•l In* establishment at Centre iiaii, keep < I
on I.*tid, an J for t'f, at the noMitaton. I
bte rales.
Carriages,
Buggies,
<St Spring WagonS,
PLAIN* ANII FANCY,
ana veti let of every description made t<
o.dir. and warranted to be mad. at the
)■ t seasoned material, and by the most I
<•dar.il workn.tn. Bodies j,
for buggo -* and spring-wagons Ac., of the
n oil improved patleri.i wade to order. ®
a'-o Gearing ef all kinds made to order. |,
Ail kind, of repairing don.- promptly ami,"
a*, the lowest possible rate*.
Ptrwtii wanting anything in hi, line ar. :
requeued lo rail and examine hi* work.j
th aid find it tot to he excelled for dur
> ililv and wear. may 3 tf.
HENRY BROCKI.RUorr. J. 11. MICUERT
President. Cashier
OKSTKE COUNTY BANKING CO.
(Late Miliiken, Hoover Jc Co.) C
• Receive Deposits, A
And Allow Interest,
Discount Notes,
Buy oml Soli "
Government Securities, Gold 4 h
aptOrvtf Coupon*. 1
Forks House! 3
PERRY STOVER. PROP R.
The Forks House, at t ohurn itation, i|
new and c.>mmodioui>, and is kept in best,i
I manner. Bed and board second to nonet
lin the county. Stabling (or 30 borse*. |(
A a summer res.rt it will be found all '
; that could be do-ired, right in the heart o! I
good f>hing and hunting ground*, and]*
| Mirrounded by the moit romantic scunery. I
IDOT y |
New Pianos $125
Etach, and all style . no uting GUAKD,
SqUAKK and IPPAGUT all rtrictb !
ft void at the lowest net can:
wholesale factory price*, direct to the pur-,
chaser. These l ianos made one of the Ci>
eat displays at llio Centennial Exhibition j]
a\d were unanimously recommended for'
the IIIOUKST Ho MORA —over 12.(100 in u*r*,J
Regularly incorporated Manufacturing Co.
Factory established over 3ft year*. The .
Square Grand, contain Mathuahek'* new
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the;
greatest improvement in the hiilory of Pi-i
ano making. The Upright* are the finest
in America. Piano* aent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descrip
tive Catalogue of 4S pages—mailed free
M E.NDEI.SsOHN PIANO CO..
osept ly 21 Kat l.'th Street. N. l. |
LMPORTAN TO TRAVELERS?
-THE I
BUSH HOUSE!
iixi.t i r. NTK, r*.
Has been recently thoroughly renovated,
and repaired, anil under the management..
of the New Proprietor. Mr. GItORGE ,
HOPPKS. formerly of W'maport, is first-i,
class in all Its appointment* ,
S PEC IA L 1N t t 'CEM K NTS
Are offeri J to those in attendance at 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
Hush house.
Saug GEO. HOPPKS, Propr. i
C. T ALEXANDER. C. M. BOWER
I ALEXANDER 4 BOWER. At
I 1 lL t rnrfw at I.*. Il*llr>f<*nt#. ftpMlAUttonUo*
1 Mpn to tlot 1 ortlot)* wrtl Ot t *hnni* I'onrt j-rmct *•*•. ■
i w) in HrnniD toJ I ujrlUh. Hftr# in
Hkriuto'* hulldlnc, rof!> 74 tf '
J. A. Cottle & Bro..
MI IH II AWT Ttll.Olts.
OES TK E II ALL,
, Would respectfully announce to the citi-!
ren* of this vicinity that they are pre
pared to do all kinds of work belonging to
that line, for men and boys, and ac
cording to latest stvle* Good* sold by
i amp!e Having had many years ex
perience they guarantee all work to ren !
der perfect satisfaction, anil solicit a
share of the public patronage.
- ap3 y
{ i
| a year Send 10 cents in 1
ipSt/WU cjnl Stamps for a fine Silver
Plated Thimble, retail price 23 cents, and
n learn how to make s2ooo a year, ro hum
bugs. Only those who mean business
■ need apply. A. T. Bc< K&Co .
22 ma 4t Milton, Pa.
UORQP Send 25 cent® in stamps or currency for a
nUilOb|,i i< liorv lHok It treat* all dtsoasoiil
ha* V> hisr> engraving* showing positions assumed by
sick horses, a table of do*, a large collection of vsl- ;
DflAlfuable recipes,rules for telling th* age of a
LJ UU l\ horse . with an engmvlng showing teeth of
each year , and a large amount of other valuable horse
information I>r. Wui Mall *.*. I have bought
books that 1 paid $f and AlO for which Ido not like a*
wollas 1 do your*. Sort ! for . ctri ular . a*<*nts waoted
11. J . kcmUU, >l. L>., k ,\t ■ liu/ly
=HA II I) W1 RE!r=
WILSON, M'KARLANEtCO.
#
HEW GOOBS*—PANIC PHICES.
N If B
T E A
O A \
STOVES UKATIIBS ItANCdEK
V E Id
E fi E
S • t>
We would especially call ilteotiM to tbe
Highland (Jut'en Cook Stove,
—AND THE-
W£LGOiiJ£ >JOiiJ2 }J'£A?J99£ r/OV£.
,£s-Our Stock being entirely New. We ofitr tpecial Bargain! ir.tt
OILS and PAIN*TS.-S,
WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
WILSON. M'EARLANE A CO.,
III'IIES' BLOCK. BELLEPONTE. PENX'A.
Spring Mills (I. K !
NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS!
at I. J. Grenoble'* Store !
SPRING MILLS.
!at the goods. Largest stock !
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower than
Ever,
And now extend* a cordial invitation t
bis friends, patrons, and public general
ly.
Aleo a Complete Assortment ol
Ready Made Clothing for men and
toy. Suite aa low aa to be bad in the
city.
Imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS!
Full lines of
MERINO UNDERWEAR*,
For Ladies, Gents, Roys, Miseee and
Children.
Hosiery. Gloves, Boots and Shot*,
H ATS, CAPS, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS,
And the most complete assortment of
N OTIONS
n Centra! P rnsylvania. and price* tha
willoompe) you in self defence to buy o
bin . Also Fish, Salt. etc. 18oc
A full line of Howe Sewing Machines
and Needles for all kinds of machine*.
Also deals in all kindtjof Grain. Mar
| ket price paid (or the same. A specialty
! in C>AL by the car load. |
Jets. Harris Co.
NO. 5, BROCITERHOFF ROW.
LcrJ
~P A. I N T S,
||OI LS, ETC.,
J AS. HARRIS A CO.
Bellefonte.
Furniture Rooms!
EZRA KRIMBHF.,
I respectfully informs the citizens of Centre.,
county, that he has bought out the old .
stand ot J. It. Deininger, and has reduced '
the price* He ha* constantly on hand '
land mk<*s to order
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS,
SINKS,
WASHSTANDS.
CORNER CUPBOARDS, i
TABLES, Ac.. Ac.
His stock of ready-made Furniture is!
! large and warranted of good workman-!
ship, and is all made under his immediate 1
' supervision, and is offered at rate* cheaper
than elsewhere.
Call and see his stock before purchasing 1
I'elsewhere. feb 20
CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store. '
J.O. DEININGER. j
A new, ii in pi etc Hardware Store hat >
been opened by the undersigned in Cen- j
• tre Ha!', where be is prepared to sell all J
kinds ol Building and House Furnishing,
j Hardware, Nail-. Ac.
Circular ami Hand Saws, Tennon Saws, 1
Webb Saws. Clothes Hacks, a full assort- 5
mentof Glass and Mirror Plato Picture ,
Frames, Spokes, Felloes, and Hubs, table
- Cutlery. Shovels, Spedos and Forks i
1 Locks, Hinges, Screws, Sash Springs ■
r, Horse-Shoes, Nails, Norway Hods, Oils,
d Tea Bell*. Carpenter Tools, 'Taint, Varn
i- ishos.
is Pictures framed in the finest style.
Anything i.ot on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice.
Remember, all goc Is offered cheap
- er than elsewhere.
'A
y, _______
$ JOHN F. POTTER, Attorney-at
f M _ '•" Collection, prompt! * made and (pacta
■a* i sttentton ln to; boM having l.nrtt ot praparty for
ht uls. will draw op and hare acknowledged Heeda
„ , MU-rtcagea. *c. Otßca In thadUtrand. north aid* of
jtbacourt houaa.Uullaluutu. oetSliMl. 1
ram COMPLMHT
Piles, Constipation,
Prmturwl? cared tar
UK. K. 11. ( LiSC. ftaath llo*. Vu, aara.
nn mi kIDMT TMIIUJi ft IvaMWlb*
•harm. HlwlaaMUrUM amy nail) I haa|
r.r4 lh.rpweHhrdliforl-li.rarlhadi
tCM !>>laf rrl uceral w| had aad a
ymr l.trr he aa/a "It haa ••* WW."
TWuh aha harr hw not ahea all ilia
B>* haic felled. t<atir> ta the remark ahfe pawar
thlu great remedy haa la mcrraatiag Ihiac aad ammf
0 r dimtm* i*.
Cast SPRING MEDICINE )
iUtkMll' I -E IT. It Mb aaUdlj. hat
mm tw l.rrut h. elr. nemat lag all la ■ rhll lit
Uaa. Mt t) t r*l Taalr • • r*aarta tha
farUaa >ramr<l> ul lit* UtkU aataral la
•**T Walihy |aa.
IV** t MMr a*. aW wl. Hal each a ftaaHr
fa 4m auh the utanl tacpar af the aaai
after pa—tag throaah the ate'.rr.
Oar parlarc at>kaT *artof Wrdictae. raa
kK vii r *1 AM. ki t.rmsr™" ™"
. . Or ri vtl aiafl a parhaam V m
P-, -rm'U. mm racetptaftha priam
lit ear erO N *.,
>*tH<urs
KltriOLS, SHEPARO & CO.,
Dattlr I'raek, Mich.
ORIGINAL AN J ONLY GENUINE
VIIIRATOR"
THRESHING MACHINERY.
THE Nttrllra fcralß-hatla*. IlnaSlttafc
mm'. W ■ lie .tr>! -.Mi " .4
1 Ci r * * fcfrl L (fetal**,
SntiN r< •• .•■' .I'' Special
hits* cf iii'yi'*" iuAi N* M <**• " •
OIK rariealod steam Thmher lariat*.
Ml r-nrW ••< If""
THE ETTIHt ThrraliiarftjMama.•<•■
lire. te r,. Ma mm aiancatl ma hraad* tj the
tcva Unit SA\ K tf tuna haehla—.
GUklt Kalurr* aHI t mhmlttoihe l*
aw vur -•>( ;•*( mmt tt~ WaM wt —a *y
jail mum awt ilana|tait"Oa*
NOT Oalt latli tt|*rir for Wheat. Oata,
' I r .,i n. -t l utth
•*!• ao ""-st—eau <c "ttUnllllai tc
fWM itrisv *•
IS Tharwarh Workmaaabip. Elegaat Flalah,
ri ia a* at ' *i, I'm;. aaan r In. —cat. Mt.
jam-Vaautaa 1 M<ah twn&t. an It lalaruMa.
MiBTKI.Ot's for Sitnpllrlt; af Parti, acta*
le> Ilia ..0..U IMnutlt<.uMUnfl M*M
n—a Wei. .a ac< UIMUP *r acauriurw
rOt K Sin* af Separator* Hade. Itrarla*
mm au t Tt'.r Hat—f r. cut tacMj tau ml hau-
J Mm* l'uM u tiTliit
POH Particular*. fall oa oar Unlm or
vrl&B LlUiih- UttMtnMi C.rvuJjkT, Wfaiok • ' tf.
n ATLKS* Orchestrion chimes ORG AIC
i tl;r ami brnutltal
It kaalhrrlrkralr4
\My itMltal L < oiM-r rtoatam *> hi
ll uman Voire,
JB til la* and a half
ih tatrt </ hall* la
nrd ia prrfrrt har—
iSiSffl i t IfSH taony alihlianadi,
'tjiHS ! I 3mM| ImH A linr rHrrl it aiaa
v w^\Ti:us^cilAf
ONA, OKtllK.-TK
AMt)>(KRTO.TBBPEI£, msTHNMAG
liIMIKS, C lIAI'KI,. and OTTAI.KOK
ti ANS in 1 nlqur Frenrli CatrtaNttW"
ri rruprrt HllsT I'LASN -.-.-a 1
WATERS'PIANOS ,nnV s l'>ri^i
AIIKTIIEBEST.iIAOKtIh Taar, Taarh.
Worhmitnalilp,A UaraWIIIT I naurpaaaed.
\\arrantril far sl\ YKAKs.
fuit kh i \Titi:in.v ian i°r,r ;
■lniiitilv lnatallmrnia rrrricrd. A ' '"f™
lliarwntil ' ■ fun .'rrt,l*AarfW..VA*
r.K.IATsH ISTED. Nprriallmlarr
mruialathr tradr.lllaatralrd l'aialoai
t|ttllrd.*irron<l-liatid Ititrnairntantlrrar.
Hnranina. IIOK \: i: \t ATKBS A
tlnualiiriarrra ami ~,w
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