CT ————— go Rs .
EGISTER'S NOTICRE.~The i :
ing aceounts have been examined ra
snd passed by me and remain filed of reo
cord in this office for the inspection of
heirs, logatoes, creditors and all otherszin
any way interested and will be presen
to the Orphans’ Court of Centre county,
on Wednesday, the 25th day of Au
A.D. 1880, for confirmation and a
ance,
1. The socount of BB, 0. Deininger, ads]
A TERRIBLE STORM. of Spring Mills Market.
in Als rejection] gy» ‘ AY WEL RR OW. hp
! wat Ni 05. Xo 2. 8 {
uprising and dis. Wheat No 1,95, No 2, 85, No 3, 00,
GREAT HANCOCK
STRATION AT BELLEFONTE.
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Th'rs, Aug.26, 80.
% 3 % 3 fay
bilasg only because tho ullerior
long blocks
: : i
¥ { : :
: » . . buildings being torn oul of |i
"MON- FROM YORK STATE, | WCE a
DE ‘ D \ { It is estimated that B00 houses nro wrecked “
JRAR Eptror.~In the absence of ihe ' ] ] :
Sp h.o—In the | saa} het le Brownsville Struck by a Hurricane
newsy REroRTER, we have lost track i Commun tion Cut OF
, 4% i > Oli OME i i,
ofthe “ways and means” ol everybody , AM A ¢ 90)
and everything in and around Centre) . iutendent of the W u
. 3 OR 3 wrintenaont of Lhe Mo
Hall. Our interest, however, in the weli,. : ! ) : dll |
{ vo ahd POO . Union telegraph company
fare and prosperity of the place and pees. . on Fy oi, ho)
” : b {8 “i fry ‘Brn Chiral, hy
ple has not grown less by separation. | gin, Latimer's machine shop ang Mehe fom 4 pu du Le
Penn's Valley all its attractions, | “0 is reported that
’ Rh wcxa sil Texas near | :
beautiful scenery, fertile soil, rich farms ville, Texas, nea the mouth
snd farmers, pleasant, thrifty : RY te
schools and churches, and its balf fnish- he fearful storm which prevai
a i i
od Railroad, has charms for me that no Loxas const on the 12th
AVE v i Fad 58 FY §
place in the world can surpass Phere quarters cand that many lives
grander scenery here in New York |, } Wires al
From the window at which I ail to Write, Lyon 0 116
thore is a sight stretching ton twoive | 4 and the cavalry stables blown Hal
miles westward,
in the scope of } SU ornu iris The tel iil Hin wonty-twi are, at Bath, N, 3
11 4 } i ’ { :
country lying between our village and the lown
ences Involved
y yacos of public
or demolished or unrooflad Wh
{
iva, Gk
alacks of goods wera do
Corn, ears, por
Corn old, 40¢,
Oats, 0c,
Buckwheat, 60¢,
Oloverseed 856.00 10
*lagtor, ground per ton, $10,00
Flour, por bbl $6.00
Butter, 14c,
Tallow, Ge,
BTU, LO,
Ham, 1k
Shoulders, te,
estroyed n which the upper House was bu, 40 ¢,
ot to draw
Iho loss)
is a 4 kk) i \ ranirasant qn dasirou
18 aslimated at Fox OG Se. LO Colo. TeM! od an ¥ asirous
pon itself. There Is nething the Kags
i ————————— AAPA A
i
Brownsville is in but little better cond 1 1
nel
Al l'oint
on owas most di . ia Br dist
I the sd , \ 3
a8, Whidl
ul
Y 3 1 Brow:
dil of derbri . LG LOS wi Rod and )
villages, |, y i » of thi
rOos And fences iowa dd y
) \ X ied hy t
ry barracks are badly shattered, )
ou ali un
and 13t
wore |
il
2 TRRVS, —$2 per year, when paid in
edvanee ;} $2.50 when not paid mn adeance.
Advertisements 20cts per Line for three in
serltions, and beents per line for every sub
sequent insertion, Advertisemenis by the
year al a liberal disconnt,
" Subseribers outside the county should re
mit ug 10 els, amount of one year's posix
re, instead of ets as formerly when pad
hy themselves,
Subseribers can always tell how their as
ROY
sh radica would have hiked beller
Tories
Bravos the : ows id
has §
and the
arn 01
W hie logs than to have had this
THE TOWN PACKED WITH
THE FRIENDS OF THE MAN
WHO SAVED THE STATE
AT GETTYSBURG,
which is considored entering
&
thie
gland and
Dill, an
wilh joining building aro in ha slg wodge toward Lhe abolishment of
l . . : present land system in both Ki
y Rio Grande, was n troy. A
awn Aho inlans + (Areinnd, DECOM | BUAre jsSUG Delween
atd cons . ‘Miho Comme
3 ry hic
: 3 NRO done to tho afficers i
sounts stand at the Reporter office by cons [sderabia damage was dons to the ofiieans h inst
sulting the lables on ther papers, If the
» . $ » pWRTY J ’
table reads ‘John Roe 1 Jan 0" if means
that John is indebted for subseription from
the 1st of January, 1879, and that if
fume he was paying the prinler
U'wenty- eight borsos ‘ : :
y Lhe govers ii Edward vy by 1. J. Uronckie
tweniysfour
ngeu
« yoilox
h To TABLE
THEY CAME IN WAGONS, ON HORSE
BACK, ON FOOT AND BY TRAINS,
artiliory DArrRCKs were unrool
or weil,
r— ———————— taking
LODGE MEETINGS. 3
Cantar HALL Lona, No. 888, 1, 0, of 0. F i meets
e vory Saturdayevening in the Odd Fellows Ha 1.
GL. GOODRART Sey. W. R. Fron, N. Gy
Onn Fort Lopaw, No, 557, F. A, M., mosis on
Monday evening on or before each full moon in the
Masonie Hall,
0. F. HERLAGHER, Soot. J.J. ARNEY, W, M.
Proarnss Grae, Ne, 88. Pot H, meets at thelr
Hall, Centre Hall on the Saturday on ov before Mail
moon at 2 PF, M. and every two weeks after, Jas a
Nellor Master, LEONARD RRONE, beet,
LOCAL ITEMS,
—Rev. Charles Schaure, of Hartleton,
will have divine service in the Centre
Hall Luth. church, on Sabbath, 29 inst,
morning and evening.
Mr. Charles M. Calder, son of Rev.
Dr. James Calder, died morning of 18, of
bronchitis. at the residence of his father,
in Harrisburg,
~The re-tnion of the Centre Co. Vets |:
eran olub will be held at Unionville, { with torches
18
convent was unrooled sad the fence blow
r wil
f
ho tug Bihel and the
Ha n rive nd atakiil mountains; hn & i nd Yan :
Hudson river, and the Catsk NOTES" [Joka Soot and George Brown ha 43 Rxeculor of the estate
bevend the river, thal boggars all diseri i a communication ca Hi Bh | gn Fewle Inte of Haines Twp,
sriotl! * ! i ei 1 Ll % !
tion, and would immortalize the pencil ) Publis Hale, on the
that could transfor it te canvas. Then COL FR GRANT i J Aon south of siliLelny,
, ’ | y this | | A GEANT AN IS TAILORS ; KON W EDN ES
again, there ara greater piaces Shi * y hn i | SRTAYIN FANLORM ELL AT10 A, M,, the follow.
ral aw 1 oo x { aw Da LOAN bi iA 4 i ha Fad § A1 : ba army : $8 3 ‘ fe { val in raat aals , i
vallay, and larger cities ah i y Bc] : i 1@ superior oll Mth rmy| A trial, which is stated to have caused} "E © valush xual tate, cons :
y Oast 6 ith all, they (ack (8e] (igleabdurg id i vi ning v A} iad i ; i 1 : . d / { 5 FARM AND TIM
oan boast of, yet irs all, y | a : A dial } ded Ich gre { OF] great amusement, came off in the Drightor 3 Rl eH ate cle oy
put chars IAYe In Ming 10ion tl Hw | . ROTOR BIO CiBAT, ALO
put ar . A { te lif { boy iy County Court (Fnp.) a short time : far: and, with au sbundanes of
harms of nativity, of early ie, G3 Buys a if | op i i Kinds o ait. anpla sweha y
eharmi . . 4 Aiandz 1.3 y ¢ head of Lhe plaintid, Ar. Iveus, isa gentioman six | 18 01 . Lrui : bina, Pe uf he § Xo
hood associations, of home and friends, fahoard, all hands s ment 1 ¢ . » A Phereon erected TWO HOUSES, NEW
Other places may bo everything else for breakfast, © o. ] foot three inches in height BANK BARN. Cider press and all other
P03 ? J ¢ 8 - *. ¥ VE BIER Has, 5 § : {
thay cannot be one’s native place. Bul apatient sf \ A stont, Mr, Bods di t { fulning the
10¥y < HL al 3 HAs! AW nk inal Hl i . } .
: : : 3 > § IAW and what #2 ata i \ ems OF § é 1 il acres and
little nook or corner in all the world, canibl Ae : A { attracted to an advertigoment of a firm of | tad th Kq fn
t Rione! poll ha "1 tallors arinouneing that they wore prepared (ia I'\% i (DB. The
that! hit on and he ii bered with
It that a enlock nnd
r fniling wa
ihe ¢ouniy,
& GOOD BAW
iid 8 iid afi
steamboat REAL ESTATE.
were
Five Baxns, Axp & Maaxiricrnt Toren
Laur PARADR
Woaver, tras.
ED Al
Tuesday evening last will ever be re 3 880,
membered by the Democracy of Centre i
and the friends of Gen, Honcock, a free
ballot, honest elections, and honest
ernment, on the occasion of the meeting
appointed to ratify the nomination of
Hancock & English. It was a grand ont.
pouring of the people. There were large
delegations of Penns
valley, Bald Eagle and Nittany vallios,
fu
a arrival of th snsas Ci Ir anil vol a PRR kil
gov. | : ' u W Ci FEspousing ginee
wilh
Beye
and propor
ministrator of &e. of Wm, 8, Harter, late}: )
of Millhelm borough, Centre count : Pa. [Jacob
administrator of &e. of Calvin Catherman| 26. Final account
inte of Gregg township, deceased, .
Oartright,
cutor of &e. of Henry Harpstér, late of deceased.
Ferguson township, deceased, 27. Fiual secount of John Curtin,
Jdian of Kllen Ray, minor child of David yoship
sermon ® | Ray, late of Ferguson township, deceased. 4d 1.
executor of &e, of Recscea Hess, late of] Mumer, executor of Ke. Sh Plediar, =
Haines township, decessed, bats of Miles lowashis, scented. :
¥d ’ d Kljga jn ley
dian of Edwin K,, an eth Burket
minor children of Elissheth E. Burket,|lownship, decessed,
(190. The account of D, %.. Kline sdmi
7. The account of M. 1
tee appointed by we cus ar township, deceased.
81. bust and Joint secount of
burg borough, decessad, J. Weaver
8, The oy olint of James P, Coburn, of &c. of David Weaver, Tate
Haines township, deconsed,
9. The final sccountof J. M, Grean and
Risley's Witch H
Cares Headache, Burn Sprains,
Wounds, Rheumatism, B fa
Warranted sual in
Garbrick, late of Boggs township, de-
canal,
10, The account of John Toner, admin.
istrator of &e. of Mary Toner, late of Pets
ter township, deconsed,
11, The nccount of Jobn 8, Hoy and
William Irvin, executors of &e, of Robert
Holmes, late of Marion township, docess.
12. The account of Samael Glossner,
wiministrator of &¢ of Ellon Mitchell |
ale of liberty ownahib, decessed. ;
13. The account of . H, Fearon, ad
ministrator of &ec. of Lydia A Rupert, late
of Liberty township, deceased,
14. The sceount of Jacob Dunkle, trus-
: K. lost. railway and r embankments a ca i , and Les being | lee to sell real estate of David Duskle,
i He a ' 13 ; is ' ( } hom, and that they made the litle ones}" s . ARS oY ot The fon toynhin: a il
me that breaks down | il | i to the Pittsburg I 8 wv, bridges broken ] ritories, is #11 1b} a FIRST CLASS| 15. The first partial account of William
ath SUMMER KESOR I'he pr M. Behold, administrator of &e, of Will. wo ARLES of
fered in different parcels iam Beholl, Inte of Union tewnship, des i York Out: ERs, Cortlsndi
to suit purchasers, a ay Jot
ring will be ma
but!
i ELC
tionately Ivens' attention wai
2. The acoount of Jonathan caver,
inn of Sarah A
8. The account of A. KE, Clemson, exe-| Charles
4, The account of A, i. Ulemson, guars|isn of John Ii. Oartright,_minop
y A Charles Onrtright, late of
scoriod,
5, The account of John L, Kreamer,| 28. The first ind final
6, The account of Reuben Grim. guar! 29, The account of ia, rd
k of &ec. of John Weaver, late of r
deceased,
\ trator of &e. of Jolin Bweilzer, late of Bene
id bos stad sie Iva
setate of George Loneberger, Inte of Miles Were nd d. ern :
sxeculer of &e. of John Rupp, late ofiborough, . :
W. E. BURCHFIELD,
George Noll, executors of &c. of Levi
ache, ele, le.
i y 51% ¥ . 1 } A
aarsemoen rom witness our advent, apd his Ia
A CORI and dign Ly
ity Wo any made, at half the
6 oz, Pint Bottles 50.
AND RANTS
tties 28e,
1DE OF LIME.
FOR PURIFYING, BLEACHING AND DISDN«
Stands prosminently 1he best
“lands proem /
Always put up in_Dismiond Blue Label
£8,
i Lb, Boxes. 1Lb, Boxes. 1Lb. Boxes.
All First Class Druggists Ie:
Have your druggist order, if he has neith-
er in stock, from "
| to make twoed suite at two guineas
{ thought, as hia solicitor ren
present. arresied him th | sult at that price would not bo an
any! Colonel's { : rind 45 hi andl, oT ful ¢ 1a} at +] gance, and requested th
p : : ‘ | an assistant do taki
stant arvived
Lo firm
mantles it with
gpelther time hor space can remove
this
parked
CXIraYa
with numberless buggies, carriages and wit
several special trains, making a crowd of | for
All
and the parade at
reason, if for no other, that
advertisers to send
When
the plaintiff told L
village in this or
ar |
replace Pennsvaliey, t
neither valley nd
other country
Contre Hall and Nittany moun
affection and memory
Let home ha never a0 hd
lings, yet there is an inherent
rounaqt
charm magnetism
to delegations cama
night was
10,0ex3 the
his measure
Can
tain x 4
‘a X i 3 . tale in my :
Sept, torchlight affiir ever had un
There
hands which filled the air with
s
the grandest
would have rather a
his section of the state, were
~-Representative Gepbart illumined
our sanctum with his presence the other
day. music during the entire eveni
—At Goldman'siiStandard Clothing | oreate i best
hall, ail goods is No. 1, and prices aLeost. | 0 4 a bie 0 crowd. and the de
Largest assortment in the county. Sells | "™ ™ ™° gy LE I~
monstration hashad a very disheartening
> - . \ spnely fo is sure é
: five brass
yw
Th
ng. ie
2 ' a native
iasm and wder pre . C3
e A please, in the word n
distance, time and every
consideration, and that outrides all
| ‘ OV | pay for the big ones, The plaintiff's meas
{The Mi. Pleasant Tim { Mix ted. and vast tracts era isorow ine | Ure was taken, and he ealled ‘to have the |
| suit fitted, when the principal told him that
hostile : perty will
he be it or as a whole
WUE
ing off at cost, remember,
~—Rev, Thos, J. Frederick, of near
Sunbury, is visiting friendsin our valley
and called upon the Rerorrxr. He has
effect upon the Credit Mobilier and Paves
ment contract party. Chairman Spang-
ler left nothing undone to make the de-
Men sometimes go to the exireme|
lengths of vice and crime to get beyond)
| their advertisement did not apply to giants
{| He afterward obtained a similar suit at an.
Hah i
munity
g KOOWn or GAY
H. HARTER,
lartiglon, ¥a.,
WM
administrator of &c. of John Btere, late of
Union township, decossed.
17. The account of Bamuel Gramiley,
| other tallor's, and sued the defendant to re. Dxecutor,
| cover 8g, which was the differences between BE A RAVBR WATE Fa Miles township, deceased. k
i068 10 | the price he paid and the amount advertised! / FRATOERS NOIICE Pg The first picount, Ei Jens adam,
asidoai __ : 4 : . istrater of &c. of Eliza ORE
HSCIVES | by then 16 fudge decide ! 16 de. sliers 0 istration on the estate of | oIIAINS :
ARO: y them, The judge de 1that the de Alla vigtration on the estate of 1.14 of Balletonte borough, deosased,
AR 4000
. }
—————
\ {nig
the reach of this home feeling and home" H"
influence, yet thay do not succeed. They|’ Hescn 4
agement are followed by the hallowed mssociations| * “5H
Y anata
At Pleasant Gapa free lunch was pro- of early life, and the recollection a Demecrat
vided for the Pennsvalley delegation. mother's tenderness, and prayers, and the} ;
The delegation from Pennsvalley alone | oxiety of friends, as the lmpid WAN | oud
was nearly a mile long. Even distant|fro®™ Hored's rock are said to bave fol)"
Al vas wei represented headed lowed the lsraelites during the whole]
by its excellent brass band. The most
ic ¢ i t ugh
period wandering through {GRORGE
admirable order prevailed.
wilderness, Oh! if this home imining|
and these early associations were bul hall} F
The torch light parade was pronounce. v a narklin ter that bursts!‘
the best always kept and sold for about iby all the] . 1 Qa a “UT | 8 pure as that sparkling wate hat bursts)
the same you pay for trash in many | ©4DY all the largest and finest display yet | forth at the stroke of Meses’ rod | But how |,
other places, All their customers will tell had in this county, between 1500 to 2000 | seen the living links between the days of’
you this men were in line, each man bearing a|childhood and manhood are broken! How |
~The Lewisburg and Tyrone road, | torch. suddenly and with what wide hands are]
west end, is now completed to Marengo, Two meetings had tobe organized one [the landmarks torn up, and others put in -
and ore is being shipped from that place | in the court house which was packed to [their places! Of the near neighbors who octal
: i ita thar peciatio
and the siding at I ennington mine. The suffocation and one in the diamond | were more or less advand od in life there
remaining portion of the road to Penns . in but three Whose faces I can now|oAse of veal : An URE I fag
svivania farnace will soon be complet. | Which was a sea of faces, remain hut thre §¢ faces : Pao Pumng 1e hyenas, ¢ as looking a
: Was recall. Issac Bruss, Henry Garver, ac
——H-ARDWAREI—
ed. The meeting in the court house a .
Jobn Neff. Among the frit t0 cross that
WILSON, MFARLANE €CO
Women that have been bedridden [presided over by that venerable demo born whenoe no traveler returns, whose]! » .
for years have been entirely cured of erat, Hon. Jas. M’Manus, a leader of the x H ark th lified from retaining his seat in Con f hyenas suddenly pounce | * 10% 2TH Av Room sul fled, Nhe tilings, also a c ere
female weakness by the use of Lydia E. death still lingers fresh in my memory \\Abgiale condemuatior ipon the man, and throwing him to | ¥°8* Gf the cobra, with a dangerous p good mountain water piped to the doc ;
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Send was old father Crotzer, sad : el ; : :
of his prostration was brought to us,
never Is ‘ik
; out 80 ACRES
to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western 1 .
Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets. |! Eloquent speeches | jjying where John Bitner jr. now lives, | 14707440 NEW GOODS---PANIC PRICES.
aug 2. were made inside by Col. Dechert of] with the request that we should immedi-|"™""™"
—Mr. Derr, of Bellefonte, who makes | Philad., Hon, R. M. Speer of Huntingdon | ately summon the assistance of Robert . H B
those elegant wooden door plates, will land Gov. Curtin, Gov. Curtin’s appear-| Watson who then lived at the Ore bank, | X N
. * + 5
be in our town in a few days to canvass {nce upon the stand was greeted by the [now owned by your townsmas and worthy HEATERS] RANGES
E G
E
= Ss,
a charge of 4 prosperous Lutheran con-
grogations, near the above town. He is
a native of Aaronsburg.
~The best suited, and best fitted men
and boys, are those whose Sundaysgo-
to-meetins are hought at the Standard
Clothing hall, opposite the Brocker
ho
—Fresh sweelpotatoes at Sechlers, the
best in market and very cheap. Try
them.
—No trash kept at Sechlers grocery—
monstration a success, and he and his
aids deserve credit for admirable man-
executor of &ec. of Polly Hartzell, late of,
f
al
net
Hy WwW
#1 fendant had made and broken the contract, | of Gregg twp, dec'd.} 19 The socoust of John A, Bwarlz and
wl |
¥ fi 3 he ur SHE LEFT 4 5 tal
ator John | gud gave judgment for the plaintiff for the!) to the undersign: |George Swarts, administrator of &e. of
i A ! sald estate are! john Swarts, late o in
| amount claimed, with Probably required to make immediate payment, an ya v Tota of “Walisur Sownghiipy
\ both parties will be satisfied. Moy Aguingt phe jane 20. The first and final account of Joseph}
\ 4106 i Bf Al 11 3 ir 1 : ‘ Lo henticated 1
TURTIS « TE > Yang ETN. . oa yh “71 has got his sult, and the tallors have got}; . 3
: i hs RHA : | thelr advert :
“i oosts
Tveps
aul Royer, one of the executors of &e of
James Heverly, late of Howard township,
deceased.
21. The scecunt of William McFarlane,
guardian of &e, of Bella Bankin, minor
child of J. D. Rankin, late of Harris town-
ship, decessed,
23. The nceount of W
of the 3,
ment,
DAYID D.BMITH,
Yeun Hall, a.
Adm'r,
St ——
WAL {
FIELD'S CAS] send, 1
gh not in the form |
r's Weekly, March 1 A nzust | suggested by their polite assistant
’ I ————
INS rand
ALE
or —
WA A sn
A VENOMOUS FISH.
ne : vr i sha}
&S8inarading in W inehester, Lhe Beener (
: i
54
Le
able Uliam Auman ads
. ya A COTY ¢ " al §
infuriated) . ... o o.) hia de 32 jon the premises in Gregg twp, on
The keep-|*: Maas aN age, 1 Wonia seem SATURDAY, AUGUST 21.
oe 4 FAL QUEL "Very prog neasns” man ithe folio valuable real estate of M.
, consisting of a farm of
nd, bounded by lands of
Heltinger's heirs, Grove and Mingle, D.
Henny and hers, Thereon erecied a
» (good, two-story frame ling HOUSE,
“{BARN, and all other no ary outbuild-
13 A
Farm,
3.1 ¥
ANIC BRIG,
& care of up
¥ it
4 }
i alos
Big
P! BL
hyenas was pounced | A :
= 3 wil 18 it
orn to pieces |
}
’ OL Will uel
ing
#
t
af
Epecia
democracy of the state of a former gener
ation, who with his age has grown firmer
han ever in the faith.
-
100 Feed
Raw . r back of the harn
| y ultivation, the
with good white
k and black-oak,
i thereon, bale locom-
when terms will be
i DEED
for orders, His plates are neat, and| _., . : po :
Se — a, wildest cheers, and he hs o wait long | Co issioner, Andrew Gregg, Te carry
much cheaper than metal door plates, | *'.Aest cheers, and he had to wait long | Lommissioner, ASEH David sad myself
and fast getting into use on private | Vefore he could be heard as the mass this message brother david and myselfi, =
dwellings and offices, Persons giving | showered cheer after cheer at him, His | Were instantly commissioned, aad with
“oh a Tv + . i ” wifi #, ra Rp ¥ g
x Dart Shiels Snicrs ean rely Hpo gus remarks were greeted with rounds of ap- swift and terrified feet we flow ove the :
' Gl rese h fe r | to deliver our werds of ror and
Ba P E ¥ | plause every few moments, The speeches | 8TOUR¢ 0 de Yar OU Waly3 0 Serre
him, f Deckard and Cine wasn nactasle af | death. It was a suliry evening in summer,
a : 5 ... { of Dechert and Speer were gnasterly ef Rates men
PExxsYLvaNIA STATE COLLEGE admils forts snd frequent bugshs a ~¥ {the day had been hot and it was about to} =~.
hoth sexes, Endowment half a million, Orts anc requent bursts of applause terminate in & thunder shower. The huge the wal ni
Tuition free. Courses of study, Classical, | proved the appreciation of the audience, Ni ; i; ihe farming WAR Lung
Scientif ; : dark lines of sky-war were hastily forming
Scientific, and Agricultural. A thorough! wy. outside meeting was addressed by | ; hes ; Ing! ening him until he sank. The residents!family, wont insist. on its increase. Tw ly or SY : Pa { fz Yo Jots
Preparatory Department. Expenses $3}. oS as “a7 Lin the west;'the evening shades were fall] =. ©, = 0 Che witnessed the afl ers. As I am fond a Jd 2 i 1 la SPLENDID DWELLING House
to $5 per week. For catalogue, address Ton. B. F. Meyers, of Harrisburg, who ing fast; ‘darkness and death were meeting; ig 4 ype an . Wi a 5 : ! i BOY ORe who 2 outbuildings
JozREn SHORTLIDGE A, Ju, Stats was introduced by Senator Alexander. |ihe impending conflict in the Exteras! all 4
JICRE 8 Tee . CI A . ‘ §
em A ’ r Mr. Meyers went over the history of the | world bespoke the struggle between soul’ .
—he pnd business Has Sedu re- | democratic party, and wound up by giv-|and bedy ; and during the raging of the > and a. a ho . . : . 3a y 4 protection 18 «
auced io a DIAr Science, al SeCliers, i; } iabrry y ef) A . taits 4 5. BOOQ demand FIROrOUS INVOSLIgRLION UY sav, Hirst, an i Deid il and il 18 not $ : 1 3
x \ ing the story o arfield » oke | ol n trife, the spiritual one was des J who wish to avoid his mouth can do so
in the management of their store ; keep- | 1€ hi ry of G field. He spoke slene ital strife the pirit wl on - der 1a authoritie : ; : a
ing none but pure, fresh and wholesome | #00Ut 14 hours in solid argument, and was | cided and the soul of our neighbor a :
goods, and studying what is needed and | frequently interrupted by applause, He | friend went out into the great universe of
best suited for the large custom which | was followed by Messrs. Dechert and | pirite—to meet its God and to be with
wstantly flows ir ¢ fro ’ ' . “nm : : : vausninad. fox a inn
A a OF hei Erocery from Speer who were brought out from the in- Hiw. Death to mo remained for a long
yer) . ws meeting. We have not time for time a {error, & groat dread, because of ils
—How are you this Spring my old |g her remarks The demomstration be associations with nature, And this fear
friend ? asked a bright looking man, a ad losed : 3 e ‘ i ities : continued to haunt me until I was brought
oi 1 : ’ iia ol and closed as NOSE magn it Sug s . y
Oo! 1 feel miserable, I'm bilious and |® + COSCC 48 & OSL MAagnilieent SUC | ooo to face with death, and saw a soul de
can’t work.? “Why in the world don't|c part without a struggle tin the depth of :
you take Kidney-Wort; that’s what I . rind il L& adap pa : :
take when I am out of sorts, and it al- night, whilst Jpeace and quiet reigned; =~ Co Thomas only saved hisliiohs \ % . / : . <> -~ ——
cave Yon te FROM MILLHEIM. hrougho i 2 aah af thi wi TOCA BIBCLI0N. Qomas OR) - we ithghion ie tank i We * the! secs 10 be son hat prinsitiy judgiog i ) . .
ways keeps me in perfect tune. My throughout ail nature, uch of this tery) by flit : ; , : : ] 4 A. rac |
doctor recommends it for all such troub- | For the REPORTER. ror that deatlf strikes te our hearts, I ap+| "= C=, a Cvs pited Pipe Line, th her by the! from the following incident which is sup. p : | OW IS 16 me!
lag € » 3 : ..4 . ’ . rine Rill, A Colored repudiiCan, Was iw» Fs TE Yadk \ 3 p > fay $1 aap § ] - .
les.” Kidney-Wort is the great spring! Hancock & English trump here, | prehend, arises from the fact that it has at RO) GC Vy al Pp mpan) 1 lied by a correspondent of the Lahore dn :
medicine; the sure cure for biliousness | The Hancock club is in fine trim: There | some time or other been associated with, red barrel i were coms {| paper, In t
will be a big turn out to the harvest home, | an awe inspiring storm in nature flor there
Loraay aller. Bo 1 3a PVanie rn a} ! iy aa re yREEN DECKER, } Adn'ss,
tion, near|tV Rid LARELILNS 10 MIC loliOWiLg OU] BAIOME and CoA taem to rerun Irom SUSAN DECKER. }
oh
emaSonz
heers
The
fiha
i Aud
undersigned
Estate of Leo.
ale
We would especially call attention to the
Highland Queen Cook Stove,
: AND THE tana
WELCOME HOME HEATING STOVE,
y ,
Renew
fler al pry
nt heme, als
mile nerthes
about one hun
with oak, 3}
by MI RCIGE, Wel i red ia
ud ch reperly
own ss the p
vider, Ged 4.
sedi ADAM SHAFER, Jr,
A Ad
REPUBLIC, be mu RT Execu tor,
Montgomery, Ala, August 17, 184 Alto Conoress” (Prolor I abalas b § pl
stm Wi J ————
ada
MRS. LYDIX E. PINKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
AFGHAN JISTICE, go
9 WE CANNOT
Blige
Braroni
als anern
Thomas, a colored
’ y in 8. ’ -
Fdwards, a red republican, p .
istic and car
Cabul
83, coe Fhe method of di pening J
} »
ad
S————— op ———————— Thomas voted the democralit ickot at Lhe 10AY Pre. Wel truck a trod hs vine th ‘ig into exccution in
Are
bound ov .
tween (Wo artilic
thal +
baye
await tho aeti f irand Jury forad- yi ol at ot .
\ § ¢ ’ { of des
and constipation. Don't fail to try it.
==¥hetieves you Waulfisuit of clothes The borough just now is in dear trouble | bas long been a noticeable co-incidence = '
nN STD § ig ' Tr » " . » CO
£0 around and see Lewins, or Sternberg, | 41] ground. To patrenize the Notary the | between death and patural convulsions, At p33
at the Philad. Branch, they will sell you} =. d 2 off : : RB: Bizin tha Ke > efactuale| 18 ballot at tho
better and cheaper clothing than you Council and borough officers last spring at not ping in the worl can so effectua ‘a at St
can buy at any other place. There is no | Permitted themselves to be swarn in by ly disarm death of its pecaliar terror as \ Y
mistake about this. Try it. k But a fow months later these par- | the consciousness that it but introduces us| = °°
—If you want some of the best sugar ties got 8 knowledge of the fact, that this | to a holier and happier state of existence | ] at deal of | be satis
cured hams in the world, or any other | Was & serious breach ofthe law, and sought | such a consciousness of divine acceptance yp NINE HUNDRED PILGRIMS talent is lost in the for the want pei
meat, fresh or cured, at Sechlers you {to amend it by having themselves re-sworn | as enabled Paul to ery out: “Oh! Death PERISH. fa hi i i
can get the article that will please you— [by s Justice, with the exception of the | where is thy sting! Oh! Grave where is! 1 400 August 11.—Reuter's
wind this, chief burgess, who did not take a liking to | thy victory I" "These reflections ewetheir| ( . Aden reports that the steamer
~The Hettinger farm, in Georges val- | 50 much swearing. Now the question aris- | inspiration to the recollection of my na! 1.1 (rom Singapore, foundered off Guar security
ley, 126 acres, was sold last week, at $55,350 | es whether the council and its previous | tive home, and its early associations, They | a.ui on the Sth, with nine hundred and vente:
per acre, to Sam’l Ertel. Our friend Er- | actions are leagel or not; true, at first they | are penned in the hope that they may Afty Jeddah. All onifort. a ov coul dhave been
tel claims it as a genuine Hancock farm. he um ciate al NY tie A
caplais induced to begin, would in all proba.
the
wife, the chief engineer, chief off bility bave gone great lengths in fame.
who were The fact 38, lo do anything in
engineer and
Aden by the world worth doing
tempting to prevent
, pose, tho met of
red dem
: 1 glomach
ata
1 LN
wv i ids } z
Ws, Clired. LAL they woul
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8
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tad } ¢ Fi
fae | tae 0 Of We Gel
3
y left in thelr hands, and according to
usual custom in
them
1t was homediately agreed
Wad
was made over to
liked with him,
that hanging was most appropriate,
for the
opy were completed, when one of the
relatives, more bloodthirsty than the rest,
demanded the privilege of cutting the un.
At this interesting
period of the tragedy the colonel of the
such cases, Lhe prisoner
what they DISCOVERER OF
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETAELE COMPOUND.
. The Positive Care
For all Female Complaints,
This preparation, as ity pame signifies, consists of
Vegetable Properties (hal are barsdoss 10 the most del
joate tnvalid, Upon one trial the merits of this Oom
poand will bo recognised, as relief is loumodiate | and
when fame ls continued, in ninety pine cess in a bun,
dred, a pormanestourois effected anthousands will be
lo do
anEranleate
BRYBNEYEE:
werCywse
i
x that § 3 es t §
LOCIT Laity
x 1s
1 maging
+}
i
aud all
Cero.
J
ew
BUEN NERBEBRREN
? 3. is necessary preparations
(a who, i
}
Cu
Shree pilgrims for
were sworn on the legal day (1st Monday | stimulate parents to multiply the altracs|y 4 aa except
—The Hancock club of this place, pa- | in April) but by an illegal officer; on the | tions, and enhance the salutary influences! y
raded our streets on Monday night} with | other band they were rswsworn by a legal | of the birth-place of their children
their new lamps, headed by the Centre| officer but upon an illegal day. G. W. Forrxxy
Hall brassband. It made quite a fine! mu. pich.constable i A a my
display. : ’ gh in consequence has - em emarmions emma
ey : resigned his office on account of apparent
Wy of all Sos wholemle and difficulties. To add to the complication,
retail at Sechler’s. They are able to se : :
this kind of goods cheaper than others, there = at present 3 femonsirance gaia!
because they buy it by the car load. the existence of the bore’ in general circu~} Y'® : 4 : Aoi, : —
Me. J 3 5 x r ) } aud latien, and it has obtained not a few signas | District Republican Club of this city held! Ay Estimate of the Wl
BIEEIS Teed Or of En ape vy tures among, them many who originally * mosting Twursdey evening, " their] at 45,000,000 Bushels.
died at that place on Sunday morning, favered the boro’. The grounds set fort si TH DOW | FO 0) 10 dein
after a lingering illness. He was about | in this remonstrance against the boro’ are | the procession to the Republican ratifica-
sixty-five years of age. not known to the writer. But it would | tion meeting at City Hall two hours later.
seem there is a lack of spirit for the genera] | About one hundred and fifty members
good, on the one hand; another portion | present, half oft} A vole be-
m
mE tiue
se
H
the
natives,
sixteen .
fortunate man's throat
-
tals a 3} rnd hroue hit 14
picked up and brought to , We must not stand
See
wove
wawppn
a.
} var Seind is hiverine and ki ¢ 11
- oo ————— steamer Scirdia shivering and thinking of Lhe
Jump in and
“he
A REPUBLICAN Cl UE EC] ARES! prisoners battery arrived on the scene with
BD POT wn LLULG DALLARLD i ih which obtained an in. aml ”
DR HANCOCK. Antu fly On account of Hs proven merits, It ls today re
z ashi I The Qi i MINNESOTA'S MIGHTY YIELD ana : . eo 1 | stant reprieve for the moribund artillery. ecmmendod and proscribed by the bot physicians
Washington, August2l.—The Sixteanth -— Bild MUL ae] dered & hws TT the country
weal Crop Put i » ’
chances,
fore the flood
ort his friends up:
a hundred and fift
and then live to see its sucoess
. Bat a 5
ward, But at present
and doubts, and hesit
he vield sults his brother, and
a . hia particular friend nit} . An
per acre if estimated at fifteen bushel is patti uiar iriends, untill ond day
ein sets — {the following way: In the 1 es 10 18 ty years ¢ ; the n
eat ¢ | counties, between the Iowa and Minnesota| BC IMS 1081 50 mueh time In consuit-
MARKETS that the association tura out in full at the| COU He% Satveen the lowas 3 M i wr his first cousin and »
=~ Hancock ratification meeting next Thurs- of the Chicago, Milwaukee und |Hs BE ( at} 1 Sh yy “
3 : : PriLapELruia, August 23. Wheat at} 4 i . eid othr = Ale 8t. Paul railroad, where chinch-bugs have! friends, that he has no time to foliow
anvwhe ir stoe a ‘ ] ’r AY evening was carrie ut a disgen-| S13 : %
anywhere, Their stock is selected ith 971(@984c; red and amber, track and afloat, | . y iin £ Was carried withe ata d |caused some injury, the average will weir advice.
care, and no misrepresentation. They at $1.08, and No. 2red in levator at $1.08, ling yoice and amid great enthusiasm. i lve bushels. West of
have on hand now a special lot of boys, | Corn st 68i@54c; mixed at 53c. Oats at i———— a wn
boots, which goes ahead of any thing in |37¢; white at 38@43¢, and mixed at 36@ {of the Minnesotarivertho same conditions} >. a . : .
that line, Only go and see at Powers’, if | 37c. Tocted| The Paris Continental Gascllo say
pu do Bot - 1 Jo buy; they are glad to Cuicaco, Auras 23. Wheat active, i 18 smaller, and the average yield will be " I'he bees are now being eX I Hed
show what they have. firm and higher; No. 2 red winter, 93c; . TP .z . arteen bushels y central belt of from Paris by the Perfect of Poli
é s DD iC in: 2350 Jor oath, ' Corp Peremptorily Refusing to Give for fourteen bushel . Ia the central bell ol from 1 ars by the Perfect Ol I Olice,
4)i@40kc for cash. Oats 27@27ic for Publication his Correspondence jecunties, narts of Lh Minnesota, th yd A complaint lodged against these
cash. Hye at 70ic. Darley stronger sat with Gen. Hancock | will vary from seventeen low | proverbial patterns of industrybrought
6ic Woakibaton. A 20.-G 8) con on high with an aver- the fact to light that some skilful spec-
will iE By ug. Califor n. BIerman, ,q of seventeen bushels. In the Red Riveinlator had established somewhere in
i ) ) Lo California in coms ' By {ot y raoifle country | : " :
oy with R. B Bases next week. As holy, valley and Northern Pacific country, (he outskirts of the gay capital no
. AF. 3 CORK. AF " a wial # sy at leas rant |g : . .
will not return until after the Maine elec [the average yiold will be at least twenty | fowor than a thousand beehives, with a
i i y 4 ne eiec. vl teuingl I fifteen | ’ + . .
tion, he has been repeatedly urged to give; 22 hela, and east atthe Mississippi, iftecn. husy community of about fourty mils
EO re as hd {The average for the whole state will boli ne of sects . Orme
for publication the letter which drew from | oo on Ly The whole. vield will {lions of subjects, who rob and torment
: : fotle . x. wae LURREIS, y Jie t P81 their neighbors to an alarming degree,
Gen. Hascock the patriotic response re labout 45.000.000 bushels ofl ro : . Bs TS
cently printed in relation to the election of} co 1 0 nson is eitimated st about. [hese winged brigands, as it seems,
1876. He peremptorily refuses. His PIE apt Tor Sa . Je niin ated at Rb " *lsally forth to prey upon the sugais
. Lai UA JUSHIOIE, ¥ 0, 00, A814 BE sua ein i
duct is freely commented upon by army | 0 Loa oe) ley. 2.180 3 busheis [boiling works with which the neigh-|
10 18 py, ©, 150,14 sheis, i : 2} n i
officers. They say that Sherman never. =~... 00 of Mionesols tl y | borhood is studded, and which proved!
. ing the total crop of MiODNesoLln i118 Your) : . ,
yet wrote anything upon public questions oy 60 000.€ iy hels [to be a most profitable substitute for |
* Sun WW UAL BLHOIE, i >.» gh ul
that he did not make a boteh of it, and |honey-giving flowers. The owner of|
|one of these sugar factosies, who stands|
~A Woman at Carson, Nevada, is said first in the list of complainers, caleus|
that his letter to Hancock, if published,
would show the General of the Army to
be a bigoted partisan, devoid of common |to have undertaken to refrain from speak-| lates that bees steal from him at least
sonse, as well as ignorant of the true prin~|ing for forty ldays. The report runs asi{wenty-five thousand francs’ worth of
ciples upon which the Government was! follows: ‘She began ai nine in the morn sugar a year, ‘I'he workmen at these!
founded. The Cincinnati Gazette, edited |ing, and at 108 her pulse was so feoble establishments look with even more!
by the truly good Deacon Smith, says that| from exhaustion thatthe physicians feared unfriendly eyes on the winged frees
one officer, who was informed as to the|she would die by noon. At 11 her heart{y, iors as they suffer in person from |
$ ’ 7 n Lo, § Bl ia . . y ; | : .
character of Gen. Sherman's letter before) beat but twenty a _ inut i 434 har 4 | their greediness, When the workman| On the 25th ult, by Rev. E.
pirations were hae y ne iceable, Lop | lA VES the factory he is often covered ver, ~ Mr. James A,
fends here urged her to discontinue Ler| . . ’ , 4 “ Curvensville, Clearfield Ca.
friends here urged hi : with a sticky layer of sugar, and the | yey Javiie, lenrloid
“
a bag of Bs, 1,000,
te
en
Sy
wilatine
Hilti
cure entirely the worst form of falling
uk, lescorrhoon, irregular and pelafel
a, 8d) Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation sod
3, Floodings, sli Disgdacemonts and Lhe 00s
ye 1 spinel weakness, and is especially sdapted te
the Change of Life. Jt will dissolve and expel tumors
from the aterasin an early stage of development. The
tendency to capoerous bulsors there Is chotked very
speedily by iis uso,
reputable In fact it has proved £0 be the great
It will
ef Lhe ud
ow og —
SUSSEX AND sMUGGLERS.
P gay prin an « i
d yield of . .
J Sevan 10s fox
} vhaat ara f I18'Y hasad anor Lo fap | HICRUIOND JOT
the wheal crop of INU), based upon inio
1
depe
irom
The. St Paul Fi
fii
itorial review of the acreage an Sussex was famous for its smugglers. In
fact
industry,
i ¥
smuggling was a recoguized branch of
: heard of the best people LEAVE
I have heard of the i peo BR ia
Lewisburg wo. sess seseases 1-10
CODUIR. ccvrue seers surat sacac hid
Arr. at Spring Mills......0.00
EASTWARD
—A complete set of Appleton’s New mation received from several in LAE
American Encyclopedia, good as new,
1873, 16 vols, is offered for sale, at a
rreatly reduced price. It is a complete |1y led on by sellishnoss and interested
library in itself. Apply at RerorTER of | motives. Jonny,
fice. tf.
hem colored.
are too unconcerned, while others are ons | ing taken, the result was a tie, the colored
members voting in a body to join the pro
cession and participate in the meeling.
The Chairman then cast a negative yote,
which decided the matter, A resolution
1
man waits
and
}. 2 . a} 3
His nncie, ana
sources, including returns in the country who had made a
{thrashings,
tig a little less than 5,000,00 ), and {
“nt .
A SLE Cul 411 y sty roid
he acreage sown to ' OU} fortune through smuggling.
oars ago a Sussex author, speaking of
ya, It would be improper t0
might involve
Their
arc still pointed out.
i 34
. smuggling, sa
uthaastor: i A “i i i $ 3
southeastern & enter into any details whick
i
~1t is a fact, known to all who wear the
boots and shoes, that Powers & Son give
you the fairest bargains, of any shoe-store
character of those still alive.”
. 3
t rier lay
i rizion PLIGHT 3 ’ ofp
division i. old caves and retreats
5.45
Under the arch that is SUP Pos d to & pa
rate Hastings from St. Leonards there was
here and sot
once something very Like a regular battle
S ; ! between the King's men and the smugglers
{ prevail, but the area of territory af :
shed
i f
4% ot Wi
wor
GEN. SHERMAN'S LETTERS. A great deal of false glamour has been
by paigters and novelists on the sub
The
often a terrible crew, shrinking from noth
smuggling. Sussex smugglers
—On Tuesday night when the Centre
Hall Hancock men were about all away
at Bellefonte, the Garfielders got up a
torch-light parade—a sort of pocket affair,
We do not know its extent, anly what
we could gather from a dispute between
a democrat and a repub. The democrat
contended it was 13 yards long and the
Garfielder swore it was no less than
three yards in length. Making allowance
for selfishness by each of the parties, we'll
accept it at 2} yards,
bushels in
ing in their lawless pursuits, They some.
The
Hawkurst gang was espocially infamous.
Hawkurst is in Kent; but the chief mew.
bers of the gang were Sussex men. They J D Murry, drugist, Centre Hall. july
{ 1 hi
jground to eigil
times became pirates and murderers,
AUGUST COURT.
Traverse-—-2nd Week.
Rush—~B Coyle.
Ferguson—¥ Bottorf, Jac Keller, D
Dennis, S J Gates, G Kichline,
Haines—Jonath Krape, T G Ehrbart.
Milesburg—A T Boggs.
Huston—J P Turner, G W Woodring.
Penn-—J H Frank.
Bellefonte—J Brachbill, L L Brown, F
P Green.
Bogge—G Noll, J Walters.
Bush—W J Jackson. . :
Gregg—Jac F Homan, I A Krumrine,
1 J Grenoble,
Unionyille—H Iddings.
‘Walker—W H Yearick, John Zimmer:
man.
Fenn—Dav Hosterman.
Spring—Ed Woods.
Liberty—W N Bitner.
Union—dJ Frederick,
Howard—M Pletcher, I C Lestbers.
Philipsburg—A 8 Grahsm,
Potter—Jas M'Cormick, Joe. Wag-
ner, Jr.
Halfmoon—W 8 Gray,
seized on a oustom-house officer who had B88
borne witness against them, flogged him to | A
The yield death, and buried him in a hole on the
downs, ~ London Seciely.
—Court adjourned Tuesday evening
v I
/ for lack of business,
«The Centre Hall boro’ petition i,
passed by the grand jury,
. s— AAA gies
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—_ -— — I ——————
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¢ Law, Collections prompily made and specis
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sale, will draw up and have acknowl
Mortgages, &¢. Office in the di « morth side of
the court house, Hellafonte, ootdgentt
ABSOLUTELY
» ge»
—The Club will meet Sat. eve, Sept.
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will show the difference.
your Saleratus and Dal «
Sy is white and PURE, i.
A man watches the development
of Lis plans and then bends his energies to |
wailing.
—On Thursday afternoon, 19, an old
fashioned thunder gust set in from the
west. It commenced raining heavily early
in the afternoon and continued until 9 at
night, accompanied by thunder and light.
ning—~that was the longest thunder show-
er wo had for years,
“ay A Gs
MARRIED.
1a
’ rr. Prost Uashier
W. Wonsi
Irvin ofl Y
P’a., and!
Hancock was nominated, makes a stato
x business now before the publie,
ment in regard to these letters which agree faster
You cau make money
work for us than at a
—The tobaeco crop in Bald Eagle Val-
ley from Beach Creek town, down for sev~
eral miles is reported by the Lock Haven
Daily Journal to have been almost coms
pletely destroyed by hail during 8 storm
last week.
The large barn on the farm of Robert
M, Taylor, of Brown township, about two
miles east of Belleville, was struck by
lightning on Wednesday evening of last
week,sand, with the grain, hay and far.
ming implements it contained, was burns
ed. The farm was tenantod by Solomon
Harman, The entire loss will probably
reach $3,000, which is partly covered by
sn insurance of $1,400 in the Kishacoquils
1as Company on the barn. Mr, Harman's
loss is particularly severe, comprising, as
Benner—D Houser.
ASSEMBLY.
‘We are authorised to announce that J.
P. Gephart will be a candidate for Assems
bly phe oh to democratic usages.
‘We are authorised to announce that W.
A. Murray will be a candidate for Asser
bly subject to democratic usages.
Weare authorized to announce that
Chester Munson, of Philipsburg, will be
a candidate for Assembly subject to dem-
ocratic usages.
We are authorized to snnounce that
Benjamin F. Hunter, of Benner, will be 8
candidate for Assembly, subject to demos
cratic usages.
‘We are authorized to announce that D,
C. Wilt; of Millheim, will be 8 candidate
does, almost the entire resulta of a year's
Wohi
i
for Assembly, subject to [democratic yas
closely with Gen. Baldy Smith's version
beretofore printed. The refusal of Sher
man to furnish either his own or the re-
maining ones of Hancock is accepted as a
confession by the General of the Army
that be has been writing on public affairs
in such a manner that he is either ashamed
or afraid to face the public with his letters.
se s———— fear
TEXAS TORNADO.
Later Particulars of a Storm which
Did a Large Amount of Damage,
Now Orleans, August 22.—A special
dispatch to the Times from Corpus Christi,
gives an account of a storm on the lower
terrible task, and told ber some gossip
about n neighbor. On hearing it she im.
mediately rushed from the house, and
going across tho street, met a lady friend
and talked to 64 last night, and is now
fully restered.”
. ap»
Let the follewing be a warning to all res
publican readers of the RErorTER not to
become too intimate with Sambo:
Nero Fielde, colored, of Steelton, called
at the hospital Saturday afternoon to have
ted, which operation was performed by
some members of the hospital staff, Last
week, in a quarrel with another colored
man named Snothers, Fields had his fins
Tezae coast snd in Megico. Matamoras
ook 43118 Bod baw bombarded, brisk
#0 AW PUtALIoR.
watchfull bees immediately pounce]
upon him and turn bim into a field of
pasture. In short time so many miss|
deeds are charged upon these busy in|
sects that it is probable the head of |
the police will issue on order for their
banishment from Parisians oil.”
BA Mp nn
for disturbs
Joi bill, which provides that in periods
The Irish Compensation
of distress a tenant, even if he has not
paid his rent when!ejocted by the landlord,
may bring before a loeal justice suit te
obtain compensation for improvments
\made by him on the land, has passed
iss Jennie Krise of Centre Co., Pa.
On tho same day and place, Mr
From, of Centre Hall and Miss
K rise, of fPolter twp
On the 17th inst, ut the M. E.
age Plensunt Gap. Mr. Henry Moyers,
and Miss Muttio Armstrong, both of Boil+
ing Springs, Centre Co,, Pa.
Ch
DIED.
At her home in Pine Grove Mills, on
Tuesday morning, August 10, 1880, Mrs,
Sallie Larimer Fry, wife of William H.
Fry, aged 85 years, 2 months and 1 day.
fl B1LIOUSNESS, PILES, CONSTIPATION,
PILIDNEY COMPLAINTS, URINARY
DISEASES, FENALE WEAK
NESSEN, AND REKYOUS
by causing free action of these organs
and restoring their power to throw off
ry disease,
Why Suffer Bilions pains and aches?
&
Why tormented with Piles, Constipation?
Why frightened over disordered Kidneys §
Why endure nervous or sick headaches!
Why have sleepless nights 1
Use KIDNEY WORT and rgjoice in
health, It is a dry, vegetable compound and
I
NAUTION.—~All persons are hereby
{both Houses of Porliament, The oppesis
west hitter charactor, and .4he bill passed
cautioned against bunting in the
woods of the subscriber, in Gregg twp.,
ere Lantus Dangazs,
One package will make six gts of Medicine, A
io wr Druggist, he will order i
Md of yu you: Price, $1.00,
BEST=::
t home by the industrious. Men, women. boys and
Kiri w vod everywhere to work for us, Now is she
) ouloan devote Jour while time to the ork
or on r spare moments. business
a No one willing to werk can
all to make enormous pay ng wi once.
Costly Outfit and terms free. A great opportunity
for making money saslly and honorably. Address
TRUE & CO,, Augusta, Maine, 16july ly,
Capital not required. We wi
pr a aa and upwards
HENRY BROCKXRHOFY¥. J.D, SHUGERT
resident, Cashier.
(QEATRE COUNTY BANKING CO,
“(Late Milliken, Hoover & Co.)
Receive Deposits,
And Allow Interest,
Discount Notes,
u
Government Securities, Gold &
10apadne
|
that
Soda
be ALL SIMILAR SUBST
CES used for food.
A but severe test of the compar.
value of different brands of Soda or Salerstt« a
to dissolve a dessert of w
shout a pint of waite ol in .1
stirring un
insoluble