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LOCAL ITEMS.
Tw ooal stoves for *a<e
at this otflon, on* large, the other * *ma
revolving light,
A now shuttle sewing machine tor
hand or treadle, for *! or trade, at this
office. Price s'2 Warranted.
K you want *.>oie'.hing nice for your
table over the holiday season, then c*.l a.
Srchlcr's famous grocery.
Loo's buggi-s the best manufactured
In these parts.
The willow of George Sweotwood, a
soldier of 1812. was buried at Pleasant
Gap a few days ago-her ape was 87.
Mr. F Hoover, of Bogg*. was fount! |
dead in his bed one morning last week.
Seat week, according to custom ir
newspaper offices, there will be no paper
issued from this office, in order to give our
hands, a chance to enjoy th holiday* as
other* do. In the meantime we wish eve
ry reader the RxrvmTK* a merry
Christmas ami a barny New \ ear.
Cleve Hinge's horses ran off at
Spring Mills station, n Saturday, upset
ting the wagon and wrecking the top.
\V B Mingles two porkers kicked
the besm st AW.
. On Sabbath tnerning. 4 Jan.. Rev.
Tomlinson, assisted by Rev W. E. Fisch
er. will administer tLe Lord's Supper in
the Lutheran cnurch at Aaronsburg.
jt.ime onestoto Mr. Geo. Durst* sic
gle trees the ether night. Fellows may
get hurt there some night.
The Festival on Wednosday, Thurs
day ar.d Friday. 24. 26 and 26, lor the
benefit of the Luth. church of this place
will no doubt be worth a visit as the Com
mittee have eiertcd themselves to their
utmost to make it highly attractive
Warm meal?, and oysters will be served [
st all bours. The department for farcy I
articles will be well supplied, and the j
finest Christmas confectioneries will be
found in abundance,
Butter-making is getting'to be a
real science. NV hen tie pastures fail by
reason cr drought to yield the proper
feed, dairymen m.-t see that their cow
have something more and in churning if
the butter is too light colored, us.- a little
of "Wells, Richardson Jt Co s Perfected
Butter Color to keep up the bright gold of
Njune.
Don't let 1-7'.' el se without doing a
good turn for yourself. You rni-s a good
opportunity if you do not at once go and
get a suit of the cheapest and best clothes
in this state at Newman's It is the last
whack, and Newman has brought down
prices just for tho last fire March up at!
once, the end is drawing nigh when New
man will sell you no clothing. Once m-re
to the E-g'e Clothing 11*11. Newman
goes out of the Clothing business with
greater honors ar.d mor>* friend* than any
Clothier in the state. Vive la Newman.
The Lewistown Gazette is shocked
because a man in this county bears the
came of Grohsmowl (bigmouth. I 4\ hy
dear us, as your name is Freisinger.
(freesinger > he must be a relati- a o: yours,
for a frees.nger must be connected with a
bigmcuib. Look tin your pedigree, Frei
sieger. and see whether you are not a !
seventh cou-in of Grohsmowl.
Grobstnowl trnd Freisinger—whew!
The celebrated White Sewiog Ma
chine is sold by J fl Byr, A-ronsburg. j
who also repairs old machines Read hts
adv. in KM-ORTEE. and give him a call
just call at Lee's Centre Hall shops.
Farmers and all bou-ekeepers find
good bargains always at 11 2er s st' re
>ew goods always received. Any thing
you want in the line of dress goods, no
tions clothing, beets, shoes, groceries. Ac.
—The best workmen, best material,
and all j' bs warranted, when you order a
buggy, sleigh or wagon at Jr.o. T. L- e's.
Specially engaged for the holiday
season are the excellent, fresh and pure
groceries at Secbler's. Go and get some
thing good and fit to have —Secbler s k now
what the people want, and always keep it I
too. No deception—you always get the
full worth of your money.
The weather has been to the freez
ing point for the last sor 3 days. On Sun
day night there was about li inches of
s!>et, which afforded the first sleighing—
not the best—for this season. Wednesday
inclined to rain.
Chas. W. Stabl, formerly of near this
place, but now of Newton, lowa, has been
admitted to practice the bar of Jasper Co
that state.
Notions, novelties, candies, nuts,
Ac-, for the Holidays at C- Dirges'.
Camphor M ukcures headache and neu
ralgia.
Camphor Milk cures rheumatism and
lame back.
Camphor Milk cures cuts, bruises and
burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25 ct.; 5 bottles fl.
Sold by J. D. Murray, Centre Hall.
The best assortment of Tobacco In town
at C. Dtnges' grocery.
WM. BECK,—Piano Tuner, Bellefonte,
Pa.
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SINKING* CREEK ITEMS.
Rough—The by roads.
In your columns we have not so far this
butchering iHaon noticed accounts of big
sausage eaters. A certain Sinking Creek
erat a Lte butcher supper eat tour pieces
of sau>ge about six inches in length res
pectively.
The Egg Hill school is getting along
very well with their teacher Prof. W. A
Krise. The Egg Hill school is farther ad
vanced than any other public school in
the county.
STORK FOR SALE.—Th" undersigned of
fer for sale their slock of Merchandise, store
fixtures Ac, located at Tanners Mills. Pa,
The Store is situated in a good farming
community, has a good run of custom and
will'be gold upon ea-y terras. For further
particulars call or address,
KACHAU A CO.
dec 18 3t. Spring M ills, Pa.
GERMAN HORSE AND COW POWDER It
should be the itn of every owner of burses
A cows to make them as handsome and
useful as Dosnble The German Horse
and Cow Powder makes fat, muscle and
miih Price, 15 cents per lb. Sold a' J.
D.Murray's dec 251 m.
DAN RICE AS AN EVANGELIST.
St* Louis, December 19.—Dan Rice, a
circus man announced to night that be
bad been converted and will at once enter
the field as an Evangelist. He had an
interview with Mr. Moody now holding
meetings here and will probably begin
bis new career by speaking at Moody's
meeting and theD seek such fields as .offei
the beet prospects of success in bis new
work.
Good-bye old 1879.
—-Welcome young 1880.
j A merry Christmas and a happy
j Now car to *ll our readers.
f, I —Several communications are crowd
-; d out for want of space.
~ f i 18h1! Remember in 1880, at Soch
| ler's you will get the best and cheapest
groceries. 1880!
,i Oysters received at Hinges' grocery
every week.
Phoenix Pectoral will cure your cough.
* Pboraix Pectoral cures hoarseness quickly,
'l l'henix Pectoral tastes good and brings
" ' rest.
' ' I'hirnix I'ecto. *1 costs 25 cis ; fi bottles sl,
sold by J. D Murray, Centre Hall.
Buy dolls—Wax and China—of C.
Hinges. He has a large assortment.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
A grand Fair and Festival, tor the 1 en
, efit of the Lutheran church, will be held
'i at Centre Hall, commencing on Wednes
day nt >rning. Dec 11, 1879, and to close
I Friday evening following. Person* de
siring to purchase Christmas-gift* are in
, ivited to call and see '.he display betore
i I purchasstng elsewhere.
TBI
ITUKMRR'S Ml' I'll A L KIRK IN
< SC RANCH COMPANY,
oi Centre County, I'n.—Centre Hell, Deo.
24 1579. The Annual meeting of the
Member* and election of 12 Director* to
manage the affair* of the Company for the
' ensuing year, will be held at the houe ot
1 Mover, at Centre Hall, on Monday.
January 12 18811. between the hour* of it)
*. m and .* p tu., of said day. Members i
g.-neraHv ace requested to attend.
D. F LISK Iltsnv KELLER,
Sec'y. Frca't,
SPORTSMEN. I have an excellent stock
of BREECH LOABINU SnoTOfsa. als.
MUM'S loaders, which were bought at
rerv low prices. Sportsmen wishing to
nvest, had better do so now, as the ten
dency is upwards Al' kinds ot goods for
-portsmcn on hanJ. at the Gunstore of
Tnto. DESCUNEE,
LoovtSnv Bellefonte.
SCHOOL TAI NOTICE —The tax- |
payers of Potter township are hereby no
tified that the school duplicate it in the
hands of the undersigned, tin all tax paid 1
into bis hands before Ist of December i
there will be a deduction of 5 per cent , ,
from Dec I to Jan I. Iseki, there will he
no deduction, an.l after Jan. 1. there will '
he 5 per cent, added to all unpaid school
tax, in accordance with the act of Assent- ]
hly. JOSEPH CROTZKR,
16oct 2m Treasurer.
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.
Christmas hs always been a joyous sea- ,
son from lime immemorial, and has been j
duly celebrated in our American cities, (
although not perhaps to the extent that (
the residents of the old world have always (
greeted this first of all the holidays. Of ,
late years, bowey#r, there hss bern a nota
his increase in this observance of the
Christmas festival in our land, until now ,
ot even Germany exceeds us In the res- {
[ pect we pay to this lime-honored and sa
I ored holiday.
I For weeks beforehand our principal ■
street* are crowded with happy peoplo in
tent on making others happy on the day j
which, by common consent, leads all j
others. The beautifully decorated store* j
are crowded with eager customers, and al- !
together the joyous Christmas season with t (
us lasts not a day only but entire weeks, j j
and leavens the whole year with its happy |
influence*.
This train of thought was suggested by
a call on Monday at the establishment of
Messrs. Strawbridge A Clothier, at Eighth
and Market streets, whera the sight pie. 1
-cnted was calculated to arouse enthusi- 1
asm in the breat of the veriest stoic. One !
week ago, when we paid tbo last of many j 1
visits this season, in search of articles for j'
' housekeeping needs, we found the great .'
| bouse thronged with buyers, but all intent j <
1 .>n goods for personal apparel of house- j
I keeping uses. All the season the same i
1 business activity prevailed to an extent j I
; that vre have never seen riWiled in other j I
cities, but there was no sign or token ol , ]
Christmas in the air. j
Yeterday how changed the scene 1 Ir. j i
one short weeks as if by magic, taa great j j
bouse presented an altered aspect, and on I j
every side of the counters exhibited ar-i|
i ticle* ot beauty as well as of use. chosen |
| months ago at the source* of production
( in the old world, but oniy within a few
' days placed on sale.
While everything appertaining to the
usual stock of the house was still exhibit- I
d, yet the vast display of articles belong- '
ing especially to the domain of art and '
beauty made the scene one that could not 1
fail to impress every observer with the
beauty and life ef the Christmas season* 1
A* well might a reporter attempt to cata
logue ne of our great libraries by simply
spending an hour in inspection, or to give
an index of the British Mujcum in a hasty i
newspaper article, as to try to enumerate
the myriads of beautiful things displayed.
It is sufficient to *ay that any one who has
not fixed upon a gift in some special line
of business, as, for instance, bocks or jew
elry. can hardly fail to find in thia vast
collection just '.list would be most accept
able to the recipient.
We have never in any season of the
year, in pleasant weather, happened in at
Mes/rs. Strawbridge A Clothier"* estab
lishment without being intereated, hut the
•pectacle presented ju*t now cannot, we
helseve, be seen elsewhere, and it one that
must be in the highest degree interesting
■ lo every observer. We desire to add our
sincere appreciation of a firm that is doing
so much to raise the standard of Philadel
phia merchantile reputation, and by tbeir
business, skill, genius and well-directed
energy contribute so much to place our
city, in a business sense, in the foremost
rank of the great cities of the great Repub
lic.—Philadelphia Press, Dec. 17th, 1879.
DESTRUCTIV E CON KL A G RATION
IN NEW YORK.
I New York, December 22.—The large
corset and suspender factory of West.
' Bradley A Carrp, at No* 227,229, 231 and
233 west Twenty-ninth street was destroy
ed by fire to-night, The flame* started in
i the basement and tha entire building fell
in in less than an hour. Twenty women
were in the building and barely escaped
' with their lives. Four ot tbetu jumped
from the seventh story upon tbe roof* of
lie adjoining buildings, a distapce of three
stories, and were seriously injured, Three
tenements adjoining the building were
i damaged by tbo falling wall*. Two flre
j rned were severely injured. The entire
loss amounted to about f.IQO.OfIO. Tbe
amount of the insurance las not yet been
• learned.
'l2 BOYS MURDERED AND THEIR
MURDERERS LYNCHED.
Macon, Ga., Dec. 22.—A special dis
patch to the Telegraph and Messenger
says:
Two Irish lads, Edward Harvey and
f Jameß M'Geever, dry goods peddlers, were
, murdered on Fridey by a party of negroes
l near Jurrigan, Russell county, Alabama,
r and their bodies thrown into Chattahooche
river. The murder was discovered oa
Saturday and two negroes were arrested
arid confessed, implicating two others.
A large crowd of whites and blacks as
t sembled on Sunday al 4 p. m. and decid
' ed to hang tbe two murderers, which was
done forthwith. They displayed a sullen
i indifference, and asked no mercy." The
• other two have not yet been arrested.
TWO INDIANS HANGED.
A correspondent of the San Francisco
u Bulletin writing from Yakima City, Ore
e gon, says
r On the22d of November Salusknic and
n Kypo, two of the Perkins murderers, were
K banged at Yakima in pursuance of the or
n der of the Court. These two red men of
8 j lbs foret were duly executed at the hour
!r j of twelve M. by the Sheriff, Mr. Schnebly
* in tbe presence of a large audience. Prior
V
to the execution, and bv rvquwt of the 1
dians, the attendance of J. 11. Wilbur, I
Y agent, and Rev. Mr. Schofvr, wa* procn
: ed in the morning to advise with the mil
derer* respecting their future welfare
j the world to come, and after singing at
I prayer* by the two ministers, ami a pla
* 1 and brief statement >*t the cm qtteneee
1 the violation of the law ot God and mm
and an caruesl admonition to make the
j- p< ace, calling and election sure, the li
dians were told Dint they could inaoo n f
statement- they chose.
After pausing lor awhile, K i pestated i
( follow* :—He first spoke in rather irul*
nant term* of punishment Clin.-. am el
the world to cae sinners; that be wr''
the GeoJ Book and lot! it with the whitt
, that tbe white* haj learned to do rigl
but that the timid Book did tut tear
i them to stick up st'ck* t meaning a ca'
I fold) to hang people on, that God create
! this World lor the whites ami Indian
alike, ai.d that this wa- a good world. It
I -aid he had lived far Iroin tl 1, ami lh
' when he wa* hanged he would leave li
body lietc in this world hut l! >1 he di
not know where his spirit would g •.
Salusknic then sp ke and said
"Whites and Indian-, I *r(.t you n
brothers and Sister*. I have a good feel
ing tow ard you all, 1 will leave inv bod.i
in this world, and my spirit will go to ■
better world."
Afttr an eloquent prayer 1- Ksthsi
\V nl'ur, the bin, k caps and rop. - w. r a I
justed and the trap* fell, ami after they
were pronounced by the attending physi
cian* to be dead, thnr b du were -urri-n
dered by the Sheriff to their friends, wh.
look theiu sway for interring n> >rdmg t>
their own customs.
A WOMAN TO BE HANGED
Harrisburg, Pa , December In. 1879 Al
Carlisle to-dav Mrs. Catharine Sec.', aged
about forty-five year*, wa* sentenced t>
be hanged by Judge Herman alter lie had
reviewed forty seven reasons for a ticw
trial and refused to gran', it. The Judge
was considerably affected when ho pro
nounced the judgment, but tbe condemn
ed did not appear to be n. >ved by the ad
verse decision of the Court. Before the
Judge pronounced the sentence -he said
—"I am not guilty. A* God is my ever
lasting judge, I am not guilty."
The murder for which Mrs. Seel! is to
he hanged was committed in Carlis'e
nearly eight months ago and the victim
was Mrs Mary Kiohl, aged eighty-one
years. Tbo means employed was poison,
large quantities of which wore f inj in
two tin pots in her house and in the st >tn
ach of the deceased. I)u,-.*.g the old la
dy's illness Mr*. Seell bad paid several
visits to her house and pro*, led her with
coffee, which, with other circumtan. **,
ded to Mrs. Seel. * arrvat There is
strong suspicion that she was employed
to poison the old lady by a justice of the
peace named Wynkoop, who wi'.i be tried
in January for complicity in the crime.
Wynkoop is Mrs. Kiehl's legatee.
FISH KILLED BY ELECTRIC
ITY.
A correspondent of Land an i Water
savs : A curious iucident nt the whole
of tbe occupants of a small fish pond
being destroyed by a tiash of light
ning, ia reported from Grand
Duchv of Na*au. The A'tn vnuer
Itotf states that during u very heavy
thunder and hail storm at night time,
a tUsh of lightning eiruek a small
pood, well stocked with various kind
offish, the property of lite pastor of
the parish. The following morning
tha whole of the fish were discovered
dead upon the surface of the water.
They had all the appearance of hav
ing bees half boiled, and crumbled
to pieces at the leatt touch just a* in
the case with fish ufter being boiled.
Neithei anv external nor internal in
jurv could "be observed, the scales be
ing* intact and the swimming bladder
filled and well preserved. The water
in the poud was still muddy and dud
the morning after the storm, as if the
lightning had orly then struck it.
THE EBB OF THE CHINESE
The Chinese in California have be
gun to go. The steamer that sailed
from San Francisco for Hong Kong
on the 15th, took 901 of them to their
native land. The p-rt etati.-tie* of
San Francisco show that the arrivals
of Chioese during the year ending
November 1, wete 6,128. and depar
tures 8,746 —of whom 6,929 went to
China, and 2,217 to Honolulu—the
excess of departures over arrivals be
iDg 2.618. It is estimated that there
are 62,000 Chinese on the Pacific
coast, which shows that this popu'a
tion is decreasing instead of increas
iyg, for when the anti-Chinese agita
tion was begun, a few years ago, thees
timate was 100,000. The total number
of Chinese arrivals for the twenty
years ending December, 1878, was
230,430. and the departures and
deaths 134,491. At this rate the
Chinese cheap labor will soon be un
known in California.
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I THE THIRTT-THIRD ANNUAL INSTI
# TUTB. —It affords us much pleasure to ca
- attention to the program for tbe comin
f sessions of the Centre County Teach-ri
r Institute, which begins in the Coui
r House, Bellefonte, on Tuosday. Dec. %
r The sessions during the day will be appo.
ln-jliotied m follow-• "Spelling, .*l'ompo-
Ihejtion, Geography tiriil Nelnncf l'odsgoj
ur- ion, ' bv Dr N I*. 81 i i ITMI I'rin. li"J
ur- on State Norn.ill S tool, "AlothtuD t
In Instruction," by Prof. W. A. kric
ml "Knglwh Urammar, 1 - inir i K l.c-ion
iiii nnd Cutpoi>itii>n," ly J11> t)ollT. >'nnlh
ofShlppentburg Normal School; ' Mrtlioi
m, of IWhlng Vocal Mm o in the I'ublii
air School*," M> - J Kltio • ine, Shipprn
ii- burn Normal S \ ' , M lb lof 1 • uch
v jug I'. S lim'.orv,' J. Maon Puni'ti
,\ti*taiit Principal of Belief.>nte Publn
HI School*. The naroer of nil th initruct
or a urt' aiifUcient evidei c.\ >- S > the ; -It
1,; nil .Ml. .■ * , ■ D'•mg '• {pet
ip uf rtrli afmrt .. -i * i i lecture* will b
delivered before tba Institute, embracing
tho foi.owing ni'ijr " Self-improve
,-ji ment ol I cache--, Kev, D. A!, Wolf
/ " Nut." ,K.| I, I o| the 'l'eaiheta' bo I •-
nd It 11 i!erhb*rger , " Amerle *n Lilera
n t turn. ('. I' /."igler, A l.. "The "New
|," Departure,' I'rof W. A. Kne , "Bene*
ml flu Toucher* ui\ Urn • : >m \ i*u i g
i 4 em b other* MMM)|" G. 8* Buuitoi
. "Mi Inl Arab• P." Pro' t'. 1* Gram*
lay 5 "The Map of Europe, Rev !...
K'.ine Very brilliant lecture* will bode*
liver.-1 each eveuiig, commencing *i
I'lii'iiliy witb "l'l'l i " ill" Martyr • 1
v I'.iUr 'fiy." I>> '* V Solioif'.tr
NV k <inihvtAJT "t L&tmcl&r a ii
Manner*," bv Ur G> rgo 1' Have-
Phut-dai •Veiiiliif 'Shoddy, bv Kev D
K. N.bii On W, i nh 1 Tbu*
lay evening* n nilti - i. u fee of twenty
y live cents will be rltirg. I.
i- • "* *
i- We (mliti ii the following beeau
-0 the experiment may be tutfciy tried j
• unlit is worth trying. Dipbtheii I
is becoming a dreadful scourge, ami
ihoi\ i, , i i 1 what I* here :tnl -in I lit
working of this cure in tho hands oi
an Kuglish (th_VMci.u, at a tiitfo wlmn
1 tho disease was prevalent in an Kug
1 Jh-h town. Speaking of the phyi
--' eian'c application, the writer says
<i All he took with him was p iw.h r .
' jof sulphur, and a quill, and with these
ho cured every case without extvp
' tion. He put a spoonful of the Hour
' of brimstone into a wiueglass of water
and -tirred it with hi* linger instead
iof a spoon, as the sulphur does not
readilv amalgamate with water.--'
'j When the sulphur wa- well mixed he
gave it as a gargle, and in ten niin
iitos the patient was out of danger!
Brimstone kills every apecies of tuu*
|'gus in man, beast or plant iu a few
I minutes. Instead of spitting out the ,
['gargle, he recommends th<- swallow
.iing of iL —Iu extreme cases iu which
.he hadbeen called just in the nick of
I'time, w hen the fungus was too nearly
'dosed to allow the gargle, be blew
the sulphur through a quill into the
i throat, and after the tungus had
shrank to allow of it, then the garg.
dling. He never lost a patient from
I diphtheria. It a patient cannot gar
gle. take a live coal, put it in a shovel
slid sprinkle a spo -ntul or two t i
flour brimstone at a time upon it, let
the sufferer inhale it, holding the head
iver it, aud the fungus will die. Ii
plentifully used the whole room may
be filled a I me.-' to - iffoo.iti in, the pa-
I tieiii can walk about in it, inhaling
''tho funn with d rs and windows
-hut. The plan of fumigating a room
with sulphur has often cured ni- <
violent attacks if < Id in the head
and chest.
I Dip the tips of uails In grea-c and
• they will easily drive into anv hard
1 wood, where other a -e they would
1 double and break.
I- - -
MAKii.K i
l'hil<le'i>bia. IP. -nibr'." 'A ."s 1 . .*
I fi'iier. but eery quil; J.IIV buhel* in
clU'luit rjecir I • *1 I"* r.-il at fl
mh-r $1 ' 4)1 ot Kin l OT'y t OTO
62't,'VJ|v, OsU at 47(J- tTJc
t'focago, Decsn.ber 'Jg. -Whwl No.
-r.i vistsr. tl BIB' N* S CI
•princ Jl : ! .lf I'tii ftc lll .Stic Kvn
r trni'-r t 79(<y7®!c ltr!ey flrno-r at ,vt
finiolbv U, $g - 1 it '-j, f
1 SI
CATTJ.K MARKET.
l"bilitsl| bis.l>ei t •u'c ariik rn-
Co'plr, Jt * l u beml. i.rim.- ,<-; a..1 tj.;
mr-liuo. tjc; romni.-n ; Sl onp brnk;
rnceiplS b W h.O j.f : ~ 4ft . a*' 'I
V? medium e.-ntnio ■"* .tc.
t|..|< —iiisrket !••; feceipu 14SI head;
' I prune. 7c; a ot. ' Jt; uieUium o*c; coal*
' 1 moo, ilc.
Spring Mills Market.
r Wheat N 1 ft 30
i Wheel No 2 $1.25
, Ky.
' | Corn. ear*, i.er bu. now, .tft"
Gun old o(V
I Oat, ogv
. 1 Huck wheal, fsv.
j CloveraeeiJ, SI.OO to Jo 00
Plaster, arouinl per t.>n, SIO.OO
• Flour, per bb 1 Ji'-.H)
, llsriey 40 to 00c.
j Kuttor. aOe".
Tallow. 6c.
Lard, 6c.
. I Main. 12c.
Hbowlders, Co.
EK per do*., ik
r Coal, Bef.il. H_v Cr. (Iron
r Rs'n. #4*s st:t>
Nt'ivn,JJr., r . no s-'irti
Chestnut, $4 .'si $4 00
I I'ea. $4 2S $.4 15
" "V*"'TICK Motion it hereby n'lT.n that
ix fe folfowiag naned psnott !.*s^
] tile.i their petiti mi for Lii . ne jn sac otli, i>
! ihe Clerk of the Court .-i tt.rier*! l, ur
i-T Session* of the Peace in and for the
County of Centre and that appl'C.'ilion will
Se made t the neat Seuions of aai-l C-' irt
to yrant the same.
' I S li-Lonu, Tavern, Liberty Twp.
S. 11. Kunes, do do
J. C llarper, Proth'y.
\f A LUA RI.K FARM F<>R SALE.
We the underaif n< d Kiecuti r
■ I the Will ami restam. nl of .lac Stiane
er dee'd, will 1 fTt r at Public Sale on the
! uremi-ea.
" On Friday, January Ift, 1880.
A VALUABLE l-'ARM, titUaUd in
, Potter twp , Centre C i Pa, 1 mile west
■I Potters Mill*, known the Firm . f
'' lar.>b Sj,angler dee'd. Containing
ON K HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES, more ~r less. Rounded on the
' ast t>v land* of .1 no. M Mi Coy. south by
• l-nds of Thoma* Sliver deo'd, Jonah, N.-'f
1 arid Sam'l Royer dec.'d, ws st by lands of
Robinaon utol Samuel Royer, north
iy lsiol* of SHIII'I Royer dec'A
'' * Tl.eri on >r. , f j ,\ GOOD LA KG I
*' r O S (IKY FRAME llor.SK,
LAROK RANK lIAKN. good as new,
' .nd all lieoisarT outbuildings, rucll us
' umtiier, wo. d and smoke house*, hog pen
•utrgy shed All good n- new.
' (Jood frull of a'l kinds, and a never fait
'• ng stream of water running through the
Farm, and never failing well of good s
er near the door. Alio a cistern at the
-ouse
The above farm i situated near to P *t
r-usro arol Mill, uud only 7 mile
' r.-in Unilr -ad tati -n
Theren-e about tid Acres cleared and in
< high state <t cultivation and under good
once. The hal'ance well limbered with
' k. Sugar, Linn, Walnut and I'inu tun*
er.
' TKIIMS or SALE- One tliirit / the
turchas" money on confirmation of Sale
a lance t(| two etpial annual payments
a he secured bv bond anil mortgage on
'• he premises with interest. Sale to com
oence at 1 o'clock.
W. W. SI'ASOLRR, f ..
JACOB WAUMU, jr / Executors.
JJIUVATE SALE.
VALUABLE FARM.
The undersigned off-r* at private sale
.e well known Durst Homestead, near
' .arlyiiown, Containing
'J 16 A oret.
' f best farming land in the county. A
" .rlion Consist- of the CHOICE, HEAVY
VIIITE OAK TIMBER.
A Theron erected a large, good two-story
-JBMA BRICK HOUSE, with si<.
f-il" A oof, a large BAN K BARN.
aHiftSß nid all necessary Outbuild
k ngs—all the building* bein i
■ei a- liew. A YOUNtf ORC *RD
.. ust beginning to bear, and an atiut anoi
if wa'.or, by well, cistern, and porid or
I' ae premises.
m Tbe payments will be made easy to suii
r , he purchaser This is known to be oneo
he choicest farms in Centre county, bene
ir needs no further description.
U GEORGE DURST.
it declltf Centre Hall, Pa.
si-f Th itvcrat;" w of tbe hrnin
ig- an ailult male, i* tlirco {IOIDKN ai
v- ciofit otinfra : o! v. ft male, two pntlti
of ami four ounce* Tliu nervea aro n
e; ciinnccieil mtli it ilii 'fly, or by ll
iis sjiinnl Marrow, rime lime*,
b, or wirli tUii brnclii < ami luiuti
ramification-, pr .bably < xcoeilo 111
If (RRHHRt iu number, forming a "bod
** ;uard" outnuinlierinjj by lar tho prut
<t nriiii i tr uiat*lu sirs]
The akin is composed of three lav
<T*. ami varies from HUP fourth to one
[ i' tglil of nu inch in thickness. It* a\
t . '■ -rage area in an itdtiH i* t'iim iltd i
ibe 2,000 aquaro inehe*. Ttio attuoa
j pbei ic proasarc being about fourteei
. poiiml* to ilia square inch, a person n
im diumn si*" is subjected t > a preasur
- of 28.000 pounds
, Kaeli square inch of skin contain
'2.600 awt-atiug tub- *, or perspiratori
.. |ore, each of which may be likenta
f to u little drain-tile oiie-ftiurlti of at
inch luug, making an aggregate lon.-tl
- f the entire surface tI ihe tiodv of2ol,
. Itiii buit, or utile ditch for
• the built uliii t forty nules lung.
I'lie fullowiig is ttie (iermantowi
'V egrajdi's -ittple rom ly for l'rua
nlt-8 Kxtr.sr, the tr.-t by "lie Hp
• lieatioii of icc water till the Irotei
•art is pliable but let no arlificio
nut touch it; ttcii apply a Ivc mud>
•t equal purl* u bogs' lard and gun
towiler, rubbed together until it form-
J • pa*te, and iu le.s thati twcutv fuiu
•lour* tin- tVojuiDpart will b - well.
For hog cbobra u*e a mixturo of
-oft soap ami tulk. i'uur aoap sud
if wash days in| the swill barrels, if
will make hug* diri \ *.
To keep s. Ed- li nn the depreda
tions of mice mil pieces of fatuphur
gum in with tin seeds. Camphor
placed in draw en or trunk* will pre
vent mice front doing them injur-.
; The mouse ohjec.s to the odor, and!
keeps at a distant*.
Lift: ON C\vrrii:.—An immediate
effective remedy fir lice i>u cow* and
jollier cattle, al*o Lr tick* on pigs, is
to wash the ufl'cctal parts with potato
water, or water in vhieh potatoes have
I teen boiled Oueapplicatk nis geu
erally sufficient
MAUIIEI).
On thc'Jlinst in Grain Hall, bv Rev. I
\\ K. Fischer, Mr ,jc..b tingerich ttt.dj
Aiii.'.ta L •( g, boih t-oui (iregg twp.
On 7, by K>t Keiftiyder G. W Shunk;
and Jennie Dickensui, bulb of l'etin. '
On 0, J R Sunibath and C<aliClcr, t
both of Aarumhurg.
At the parson**" ntMi-Ii- r.hurg. N v.
k ivy. by Rev W it Mr. J W.
F. :ger of Mad-- hbuß; to JUL .. Mary C. j
ilruwn of Aar>-: ju-g
On Dec )4. IVV at i >au j place by
lha aamw, Mr Caalas A. Ra. bau uil
Madhawtairc I® Mb| Ccrtie btover of
Fin. .. r Muls.
£. F. K unkel's But-r Wine of Iron.
ll *!* ' *e Ueu fcti •n Is tal tO mis u# rak
gm •ub44 •Kb HHpIMI Ibdto(>vtiUa | . rif
* tt, lot* Jub- '.i.| .t brvat. in#. w**kaeia
luoul OMk-W
ruf Graft ,*!,< *rs* uraUaa*.
difi *i of 4iot laugttwt. Latitu-lr - f tb
lii 4.81 }L in (aofCK'al frpeltU. il . il)l|pli(
J JM b* U >d f. *4 lbs b'Gj, dij..c>t , !
-• i'B. pkSUd csiuntriue i so 1 n.ip't a yo tho
(*£-*. pditljlaji the flood pab In (be bat a, !*■** *<*>
o. tue t.tUD fteqaro t**cfce 4 !• g tNklur fit.
r/e* •if It e*?!_ai i . .w f thf • * | f s*'.
ft- As -f lop!) tttf V 4 4ti . 4 t ? tss-b I:
' ct 1 4} lt 4, |r • H t. w M \
' * ih nkv Spit . >l. Kt.w
Jvii-.'i.w A<l* . k*iJ tfclre , r . f kUtap
m . Willi k> wuiiMS.
. I KUftfcvi •kf ftt V tlU, ;Crr :ii t lattroj
Tin >••'. a.tJ Alc.dk'b l Kaalfl, Ibe oa
Ijr I {•!>> i - iwfi ml .oe Ia; f rt.rsti \Xi
ii .. . *lu. mil |0, >S m Im uoml rsw.-sJ
nw lud... ll t,|. *.11.. i..
■lll.. S.iio, ,1. ll i, itfWUisWl AJ.i.. .1 ul
a.-* lal ii.*., liw Il,> 1 lit csa tr it - r
adi Ox loUral !••• wanw* hniiaiti .Ui
II M.L. . FU O4 •>. .* a ... .1 LIU
• ic*- *-! s.fi i. sc. t,.
.les.ss*! 404|!..1H IHia aut ) *.b la li* , ■ .a
.h IMI-.H.i Ms'it. am I• .s„r ih . u-s
,1 iw XM, < usli 1.... 11. UI. M ,j,. m i b*a4
I *1 Invstb, lt, l f.v.a. saS-lhlt,
imtm —4 lart'aMaa i ins sll it,.. uii'
I -.IS SI. % -.llk -
II >< -t-sp .<<-, ftlii l . SS, I si .
priwiii. .1 in . iilml i m< , , 1., ,
• nls-ndi .osjlt | v | a.l ilkui, I-..p .4
I**' 4e*t< '■ ls w "a ht'"!' >ni i! Us bu |l S..L.
pt I Hi I f ku-.Vst ... l .taßleOt s, Ft,Us
lii-.M. 4'* Ad* h Sb) ...!,. I,s. aiHr.O
■' ;JUI
IN Till! COl'ltr tF COMMON
I'LK VN Fori Tin-: UOUN 1 V OF
t'KNMtJi A g st trm I,'t
No 24(
Luit P M rrs 1 r hr mil fri-nj Ae
rs
UantiKßt, kN! ria M D
To Fret, rick H}M X|. I j* ;
PlH". lak- n*i . t' .. ll.it t'.. u rt hn
g'ante ! a rule up >a t<s to sb* nun
j why s divorce, a i.Tf" I'ntlrii i 'M
>r.ou .1 Hot be dscrsn] in favor *•! Ho
I Lifiell*rit In tbe ab<or* < *se retitmeftU
I-I tbe F-'Urlh M..| ;*T i January Itk**l. a
two o ci-H-lt P M. Per.-nal isivicc u; o
you having tailed on a. crunl of y ur ab
iviii-S
SbrrilT* Ofir* Relt-foni Pa N" 25 ",'j
Dec. 4 41 JOHN FI'ANGLE K, BntitT
,kis. Harris \Sf Co,
ARE SEM.tKO VERT LOW
REAPER SECTIONS and
REAPERS
1 And all kind- of Fanning Tool*.
RAKES, FORKS. SCYTHES
SPROUTS HAY FORKS.
ROl'K BLOCKS, ETC,
As well as all kinds of II A 11 H
W A K E , to meet all demands it
. this line.
J AS. HARRIS A CO.
Ueilefoola.
i ____________________________
GREAT
TALL
—OP KS 1 N(;—
AT
Wo I I*s St ait (I
THE
DRY GOODS
DEPART.M LNT
t;
Exhibits an immenso stock of
DOMESTICS. DRESS GOOD*
EMBROIDERIES, Will fE
GOODS. NOTIONS. LADIh>
' READY-MADE BUI FS, PARA
SOLR. UMBRELLAS, FANCL
GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOT
I AND SHOES, ETC., ETC.
THE
ii R 0< EH V
oip nt r.tiE.vr
Is filled with
Y Choicest Teas, Syrups, Drie
Fruit, Canned Goods, Sugars, Co
y! fees, I'ure Spices, Suit, Pork Frov
",sinus. Wooden. Willow, Queens an
l' Glassware, Fish, Salt and evcrylhiu
„ usually found iu a first class Grocer;
>,
! n ALSO
it HARDWARE. CARPETS AN I
L '' OIL CLOTHS alwavs on baud.
-e •
PRICES LOWER THAN EVEI
f Per*nni wihlng a gwid artlela
j Brandy, Whiskey, Gin or Wine for nxx
> Inal tairpo*). can be aecouinioda'ed
id" th Cauirw Halt Drug Htore AH of t!
•II j very bai fla< ortng attract* lor family ui
1 'iiteli a* Len-on, V**nilla, cartaparlll
Pine Appln Rota, Bitter Almond, A<
lh are kept in tlock and ottered ftir tal
If,. l'eron witiiing anything utually kept i
((ii a well regulated Drug Horn, will pleat
- -.all on ru., ami you will dm! my *u>rk tu
l 'y and comp'at". Nlgbt and Nurotay cuvtori
t(. era am alwayi Waited U|- n wilti pleaaur
louci ni J. D. MURRAY,
HOSTETTEBS
■j B|fTER S
Titt: at it i- -rrA.i .inxxKg,
. The liver regulated, lha I ..wel* put in pro
•er <.rder, tb" bio. ui enriched ami |. untie.
•nd the nerv->u ry-le i rendararl tranqui
•nd vigor.ui- by thu ifie-timable lanoly
I nedii ine and af>*guanl again.l diteate
Inch i*, moreover, a most agreeable rn
fTec'ivo appetir.er, a"d a cordial peculiar
y adapted t<- 'he iiar.lß of the aged aud
' firm. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers general.y.
JtKK HIVE" STORE,
ALLKGUWAY BTRKET, BKLLEKuNTK, PA
!IEA LQUA RTERB FOR DRY GOODS
AT—
THE BEE HIVE ONE PRICE EXCLUSIVE DR f GOODS STORE.
I am offering the LARGEST, BEST and CU £ A PEST stock
of Dry Goods in Contra county.
EVERYONE SAYS THAT IS THE PLACE
FOR BARGAINS
Go there and be convinced.
ALL GOOLS AT ALL TIMES SOLO AT THE LOWEST MARKET
PRICES.
•
Having secured ati irutneiißC j-tock of goods before the advance, I am able
tus.ll CHEAPER THAN ANY STORE IN TOWN. *
All to/ Roods arc marked in plain figures.
Hoping to receive cn <arly call, I remain, Respectfully yours,
My m Jtto is: "One Price-the very I jwest--and no misrepresentation." J. BAULAND •
I > . t ■ ' C . I f C >trr *•
<IW >*><:■ ■■ N,— AW.
It rm
Inntf-* I) John I! •rs!: I. 1T
--til (~••- /o", William O-ui •! Edward >(
Grenoble and Lhlim ht utile, to right ot y
•aid 1- 'uiii. buin K tiv hit
c lardiab John 11 Mi l' >|. Sarah K.
Jatuiv hy her fua'ilit'i t K'-r*
Mi all, and T. 11. Jamil 9. Patl.llfft.
V.
1 Ah'lti nli H-ckumti, J-> T lirtinin,
\\ u. ll*-vkmii J -hit Zeigh ' and Sa-|
rah Zngler t wife. !!■ r\ It >yer and ~
Amelia It i ir In- *i ilanry Mark
and Ann' I* hi* wife Hi . ILektuan, f .
Dasia H ... A Hwk'i"
Mint. ; II It. kmitrmndM M. llr-ck- *
man, Defendant.
An<f n.w. D- < is?' 1 , it appearing 1
, from tie Btwif* lt<: jri. in the .bora
raae that the .a; 1 Andrew ( 11. ktiiatl,
' Kin- HdkMi M A Hen Wumn. K B |
lit .n. .n an ! II M 11. .man rati! Ib p
t li'Ul I* ~ In t .1 < . : ' t' 1 1 re,
ad r w tin mi in oi An* ler .. How*
j or. an i Adam 11 jr. S licit -r* for I'iain*
tiff., it i.nt.l.-red aiol the Sher IT•! I'rtitre n
t'ountr i. direct* 1 In five public n tire in
I the aliVe (MM b) publication in MM
.ewefaprr puhllihed in *:A County for
lour eee in *ucre. n, reijutrtltf the
P *ald deff ridat.tr M lar. dto ai'pear at the
nett term - i C atl to itnor .owp'.atn-
UU'fl . lly the Court,
J. 11. O |
Certified from the n > 'd D* • 1 IHJ*. !
J. C. IIAKPKK.
Frothy.
Sheriff* office. Be! I* font*, l*a.,
'• I>cc U. IHith
JoliN SFANOLER.
IMtftil Mieriflf. *
i! \i
n | ;j
' New Grain House
Completed!
At SPUING MILLS, PA
J. IK LONG
I Now extends a cor lial invitalioa to
| his friends ntul patrons, nml the pub*
lie gt tierallv. as be is now prepared to '
I. buy all kinds of
GRAIN,
SEEDS !
AND HIDES,
[ f At the Hightest Market Prices
Also constantly on hand a complete
assortment of
Coal at Low Prices;
Also a complete assortment of
" KIPS, CALFSKINS,!
SOLE-LEATHER,
also ready made
HARNESS.
BRILDKS, COLLARS. HIUPS,
HALTERS, tic., at bottom prices.
1".r.0v Out
For the coming
Fall and 5S inter
TRA D E
WE ARE FI'LLY PREPARED.
Now is (lie Time!
Select Your Goods
>S F R;O M
s- HESH,
!2 NKW STOCK.
I
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS
AND GAITERS
MADE TO ORDER
A LA ROE STOCK OF
ed
Sole Leather,
nd i
Kips,
ETC., ETC..
~J At Bottom Prices.
D
E. GRAHAM & SON.
R. Dec°s Bollofonte, Pa
~i H Altll Y K. HICKS,
(Suoeewor To T. A. Hick* A Bro.)
m * WUOLKBALR a RETAIL DEALER IN
re.
1 Hardware, Stoves, Oils, Paints Glass, Putty, See.
UiT Alfto tin * i hi- itKtney ol Hie South Bend ClilllrU Plow for IbU county."fat
i
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY PARTY THAT HELLS THE SAME QUALITY OF GOODS
' _ m
i A DMINISTRATOR H NOTICE
j , !;r Utr * a .[ *dmintßiration on tha aatatr
m I hum It M'Klroy, late t| I'otlar twp
j ! >". d. bat ing been granted to the under
|*'gne.J, all | er.on- ktxiwing tbeui.elte. t .
| he iMtMM t.i ..id decedent are re.i ie,|e,J
to make iruiunJiale payment, Bb d per.n
.laving claim* againtl the e<ui wiU pre
*ent IbeiM authenticated f ur ,eulenent
MJ.-s JENNIh M'KLROY
p*- 4 - 61 - Adm'r.
XKCUTOR S NOTK K
le-tter* teatarne itnrv Ota tbe e.tate of I'e
ter K i-rliii late of S ■ -breaka, decrat
"d. having been granted to the under.igi,
"d. all pcraon* indebted p. *Nia ertvte r,
required to make I mm.if lata payment,
O *r; l Itio.e having ( litimt againat the Mt ne
" prn.eii! them, duly a 'hefttiratd by
> -aw fur acttlcmchi. A S KERLIK, £t
[ Lcwuiuwn, Pa
ET GOOD Hit HA I),
Ljr By caltinf at the new and exten
ive bakerv eialHhn.< r.t > f
JOSEF!! CE DAKS,
(Suti ctMir to J. U. hards, j
)ppolt# the Iron Front on A egbenj
tree", where he iurni.be* avery day
r reil> Bread,
Cake, of all kind*.
l*ie, etc., te..
Candies.
Spice*.
N Uta,
KruiU.l
Ar vthme and etrerytbinr helnnjrrg U
he bn.lt) e. Having bad rear, of expe'
ience in the bu.ine.* be daller. bimtel
hat he can guarantee *att.lartion to all 1
.ho may fatror him with their oatroriafe )
.• ,u ( tf JOSEPH CEOABS. ;
HENRY BOOZER.
-:> i itt: II 41.i..
.urrirrru. >*
(addle*. Hart*** Brtdla* Collar*. Whip*
flynet* and al. keep* on hand Coift
Nt*l. lie lrit low a* any where ei.e
AII kind, of repai'tng done. The b*t
>Uvck al way. kept on hnd All wort war
r*nt<d A -hareoflha public patronaf
kindly *o|iciled. toct, tf
Prepared Coke
FOIt—
FAMILY USE.
The Bellcfonte A Snow Shtie R. R
Co. havit g Cotuplettsl ibt ir Coke
Breaker and Screen*, are now prcpar
ed to lrnib all *ir * if Coke for
Slave*, Rjinge# and Furuncef.
PRICE,
{3,OU per ron ol 2008 Poui'd*
DANIEL RHODES.
,Coct Sat Gen. Supt
KENDALL'N BPATIN t I RI
lrt lafflW KpkVlM, *|thcl* ObH*' '
It Jtwt iM4l| na rrltrf*
ffirTllW "**!* 11 I* *• T rum 9M Ilk* o
f/IW fof • itmrnr** •n \ m mr
hdk* crr<s tiip .ttu UwfuM* f * IMM
flk mho b*d Ift 4U
tf
*•) brniaM r.t t.r Ur*t •* It haa rit.'
V tkuf bUmtah o® btWMa hfa
lHo*!r®t®4 in*i;Ur ♦*!•. VoftfTiTa PR wr IVKr
*1 Al l, liKUt.i.tM> hte Hor r*n fft 11 t<*r f-on
r til K*>d4®H ft 00, Pnntrirlart, K#ihrh
r®U®. ®rT hl^ii
joll>*?rtN MOI,U)W*TIC(. Arrb
lit t*btU4*lpfau. I'M
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
! r all the purpone* cf a Family Phy; Ci
r • ,i x r c-r.iut C sUvenea*. Jaur.aice,
; ;uc;itou, Fuut Bu-mach. Breath,
Headache, Lry.ipctaa, Hhcuma
t -S-. I .-options ami Bain Due tees,
Bdiouaue.it, Dtvpity, 'lumora.
Worr.-.s. Neuralgia; a* a Din
ner Fill, for purilying the Blood,
|v Arc the most
ft® effective and
( I j t lon. moving
an- still the most thorough aiitl search-,
lug cathartic ntctllclne that eau l>c j
rmi'loyctt: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one piil a day, they siiu.ul.ite ;
the digestive . rgaus aud promote vig
orous health.
Arm's Ibi.t.s have Iwcn known for
more titan a <|imrtcr of a century, aud
have obta'ned a world-wide reputation
for llielr virtues. They correct tils-1
eased nrtion in the several assimila
tive organs of the body, aud are so 1
cotnoi.s.-d that obstructions within
tin ir range enn rarely withstand or
evade tliem. Not only do they cure ,
the etrry-day complaints of ovory
,l idy. but also formidable and dangcr
. diseases that have baffled lite lies'
f,f human skill. While they product
p nverful < (Trets H they are, at the aatn<
time, the safest and best physic foi
children. Ity their aperient action
tin y urii>e much less than the common
purgatives, ami never give pain when
the bowels arc not inflamed. They
reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
It from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and condition*
In all climates, containing neither
>mc! nor any deleterious drug,
ih e Pills maybe taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
lYotii their use In any quantity
ritCPAREU BT
Dr. j. C. AYER Si CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical nnd Annlytlcnl Chrmlil..
coi.i uv ai.t. nnotturra bvkrvwheius
I JST3 TITUTE.
v'Wptj Kgtal>)i.h<dinlS72forthcnr
Caitear, ivimora^l'leens
without tho Uteof'knifa or*? t*. oI biood ivnd hitia
,w.ii por mfoniitttioti, circular, and re-crems**,
adiuvss Dr. i . i.. A'UND, Aurvru, Bai.q Co., ilk
A UDITOB 8 NOTICI-
J\ In lb* Orphan* Court of C*atr
county. Jn than ,ln -<f ih# *?<■.>•*■> of
' Win I. Tbotopeou. <ik- ul r of uc., ol
Samuel Slt rliaon, dec'd
'l'be AuiJilor* appointed by 111* Court t>
* make distribution of lha fund In the band*
lufthaaaid K*cul< r among tboto legally
entitled thereto, wilt meet tba partita >"•
ler.-ttei], f■ r ll.e purp e of bis nppAinl
mentor, Monday the 19th day ol January
l.irtl at So'eloek p m.. at the offii e of H,
D. Cray, Ballefonta, P, doc 18,
J KLLISOBVIS. Auditor
A VCTIOHBKK —Tt.a undersigned ra
-2\ *pMtfully offani 111* service* to the
• maeti* of Centra county, a* an auctionaar.
Several year* *ucca**ful experience ena*
bin* bin) to render the Utnoxt aati* fact ion
n crying sales. (iKO. KOCH.
JERKY MIDLER
lUaiica tin tiatai.aaaaa—in tba ba*
merit of tba bank building. All work done
n fashionable *tyle. ljuly
—HARDWARE \Z=Z
WILSON, MFARLANE4 CO.
NEW GOODS— PANIC PRICES.
s n k
TEA
OAR
STOVES II E AT EICS ftARGES
TEG
E K E
N 8
W t oald n pec tally call attendee to the
Highland Cook Stove,
—AND THE—
MT HZATIMQ STOVI.
Stock beiny entirely New. We offer apecisl 2rjrai&i*in"fc
OILS and PAINTS.-**
WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
WILSON. KTARUSF.A CO.,
HUD .IS' BLOCK. BKLLKTONTE. TENS'A.
_ - - 1 l UkSm
'Spring Mills 0. K!
NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS!
at I. J. Greooble'a Store!
SPRING MILLS.
Hu lb# r<*vis Largest stock !
SELECTION
UNSURPASSED!
Prices Lower lhan
Ever,
And now extends a cordial invitation to'
bit friends, patrons, and public general'
•y-
Alao a Complete Assortment '
Ready Made Clothing for men and!
"oys. Suits as low as to be feed in the
I 'ty.
Imported and Domestic
DRYGOODS!
Pull lino* of
MERINO UNDERWEARB,
For Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses and
Children.
Hosiery, Gloves, Boota and Shoes,
lI.ATS. CAPS. CARPETS AND OIL
'LOTUS,
Vnd lbs ui oat'complete assortment of
NOTIONS
Central Pennsylvania, and prices tba !
I vilicoti pel v.-u in .elf defence to buy o
Um . Also Fish, Salt. etc. ltk"
A full line of Howe Sewing Machine-
| and Needles for all kinds of machines
A.so deals in all kinds of Grain. Mar
ket price paid for the same. A specialty
in COAL by the car load. j
J.ZELLER& SON
DRUGGISTS,
t Brockerhoff Row, Beilefonlt
Peon's.
Geulera in l*ru|[M,('beiuicaU,
I'criuiuery.FuiK) Goods Ac,.
Ac.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medical
urpoaea always kept. oi ay 13 ..
tIX.SKY BROCK KKUorir. J. 1). SllUoKHl
President. Cashier.
QENTKK COUNTY BANKING CO.
(Late Milliken, Hoover & Co.)
Receive Deposits,
And Allow I uteris t,
"•VP liiiilir Diw ount Notes,
Buy and Bell
Government Securities, Gold &
afklOGSii Coupo
JOHN F. POTTER, Attorney-at-
Uw. GoUucttoau promptly mad* and • pacta
lUwtloDclvea to- Lamm h avlng landa 01 property for
ilr will draw up and hart ackuowiedged Daad*
stortcacva.de. Office ia the diamond, north aldao<
tbeooarthouse.lUllefoß u ociSSAtftf
PENNSYALLc Y BANKING CO.
CENTKK .HALL, PA.
RECEIVE UK POB1T& and allowlnter
eat; Discount .Votes; Buy atid
Bel. Govornxt en t.Securities,
Gold and Coupons.
Wm. Won W*. B. JdiKQL*
rest Caahiii
' HALL
'Furniture Rooms!
EZRA KKIMHIXE,
y respectfully inform* the citizen# of Ceatr*
• county, that he hu bought out lb* ' i
• Und oIJ. O. lirtriif.fr, toid bu reduced
• lor price# H be* constantly on hand
and timkrt to orilar *T
i BKD.STEA
BUREAUS,
BJNKh.
J WASHSTANDS,
„ CORN Ku OVPBOARDS,
TABLES. Ac. A*
ili* clock o< ready mad* Kuroitura is
warranted of good workman*
jhip. and it ad eiede under fait immediate
|>uprrUioa, and ia offered at rata* cheaper
jihan l*arh*ra.
Call and a* bis stock before purchasing
• eitfwbere. f # b 2ft
■aMMIHJ
j] Tin ONLY MEDICINE]
3 That Acts at th? Same Time en I
THE LIVER. H
THE BOWELS, fl
and tlv3 KIDNEYS.
Tb ••• t— !><• Vstersldeaaa- I
I erf IT hT WW* w.a.aaalw L
f will I. wrfC-Ulf W !W'M L
I ArraCisd4.ea#aJ*artofwiJfWll f >
. TERRIBLE SUFFERING, li
• Eniioasn.-ss, Bcaiaebe. Priprpsia, Jaaa- ■
1 dice, < na.tlpatles sad ItUai arKM- U
' ney Cotap'.alaU, Crinl. ViiktUs, R
\ hrC latest '.a ike trlae, Bilk jar
11 Kerr Crtas or Ehr amatla Bfl
j hbiuf eta,
i aps dtrrlo-wl '..rrwlS< t tooS to poiaoaei II
with the l.utinr, that should ba basa M
! naturally.
KIDNEY-WORT U
u-ffl as tral acf'cu and all thaw R
deatrwTlrir c* ' will be WnltlirC—aagtsca U
ih'm -. l wu >■ ill l" e bat lo wtffer.
TbonsiaCat . -be'-Tieurra. tijitasljes ffl
wltlaader.er ret.nheauT--.ber. TaVelland a 1
• I health tl-l orre more rla' rnyoor heart- II
Wh7tlVetssvrfSeia the '<■"■ sat ef aa ■■
i oeMac beer*. I ... .. H
try. b r w>k num. < MMlsada ■
mmi I'tlrs I
| \ kr U. *e fcsri.l haisaaa <r dlMrJarot ffl
I Ki -.-T-W.--*: I rcrrrc-.. Tryapaeh. IR
I age at.
I /I mid.-,' jafai.*. •npnvmdamd
' Owjerkc-. StlWik, H
| eeatalsiar m Spirit, fc-'.cp prr,-are4 VI
I ll pure water. II
lA 1W r*~C7"t frtO-h, Y*T±. .MS M
?w tponkar i-iU.
I Kidne\.Wort acdHop Bitters for aale
by J D Murray
I , , mmIM II l. 'WN MWn "I >■ T.U"
it .r h.. iicevl." leowe.'h ,!• laaaai rsiaC a<i. tas
uj.l ahraak cm.. Is M biw *•*!*■ ,'-T
,J. I',liaise numb*, of IMtiooalaj * b ! " - "*|
tmtsllw. ul ■■ . trial. I. roIsc. ihal llm" "J
vrtbrr Mil ks. MM SolS by So.*" '• •■ ~
. muftrbli't Sl ITMOS rteflble! piiro. If
, J.llt'B WAlTZ.fieaeral agtal for t'. R ■ far ; ra^
• I3t KrankUn HU, llulUmore, Ml.
!* tTill <out.t tin tnSb aul u blsaslitr. Sib J a.
S <'lb l'l WWII I THIS MC./
I. TRUSS
r • .u-r, ut t>!i eos'tiMs
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