eh THE CENTRE REPORTER. NINN INNING NT NSN TNT WM KURTZ... .....o.Associate Editor. onder Os ’ Centre Hall, Pa., Th'rs, March 31, '81 2 TrRMS. $2 per year, when paid in tdvance ; $2.50 when not paid m advance. Advertisements 20cts per line for three in seriions, and Deents per line for every subs sequent insertion, Advertisements by the year at a liberal discount, Subscribers outside the county should ve- mit we 10 cfs, amount of one year's posix age, instead of ets as formerly when paid hy themselves. . Subseribers can always tell how their ac rounts stand at the Regoresr office % eons sulting the lables on their papers. If the table reads “John Ros 1 jan "78" if means that John is indebied for subseripltion from the 18st of January, 1815, and that vf ws me he was paymng the printer Reduced Terms, After Feb. 1, 1881, we will give every sub geriber paying Wn advance, an additonal «Mr. F. M. Burkholder, in a letter to us from Miami county, Ohio, says grain fields iook beautifully through the Miami valley ; had extra good crops last two years, Over fifty per cent of fruit trees and grape vines are killed by se: vere freezing ; bees also are nearly all dead. and out of 44 stands Mr, B, has 16 left, He says there is much written on the subject of wintering bees; much de- pends upon the season. In the spring as soon as they commence to fly, they should be fed on rye meal or unbolted flour, put into little boxes and set in convenient places for them, filling the boxes two or three inches deep with meal or chop; lay on the chop some corn cobs for bees to crawl on when at work—they will go for it like little pigs, Our old Centre county friends, Daniel Driver and Rev. Levi Lukenbach are still among the living. Mr. Driver has been quite feeble for several years; his son Jacob lost two of his children this winter of scarlet fever, also a grands daughter of mine died of same disease. Wheat $1 to 1.05; corn 88 to 40; hay from $16 to 20 ; stock of all kinds high; hogs .04 to 06 and cattle 04} to 0045 pres gag «The Pennsylvania Railroad Com: pany on Thursday, 23, bought the Snow Shoe railroad, which begins at Miles burg, and extends twenty-six miles into the coal and lumber region, Now then, go ahead and finish the Penusvalley road, and redeem your mouldy promises to our people, «Mr, Camp bas done a brisk busi. ness in furniture the last two months, People are getting to know that he makes the best and most stylish, as well as the lowest priced, hence they come a great distance for it. Go to Camp's and see before purchasing elsewhere, ~On Monday, 21st, Samuel Ulrich, Wes. Whiteman and wife, of Penn, and Miss Mattie Gramloy, of Miles township, started for Illinois, Mr. Ulrich, Mr Whiteman and lady will enter the em. ploy of David Rhule, formerly of Mill: heim, ~The lead of those new copying pan. cils is said to be poisonons, a piece the size of a pea being sufficient to kill a ro- bust man, Parties baviag them should be very careful with them, as severa cases of poisoning by it have been re A to ROA A FIN SAS 1 RESIDENCE Spring Mills and now occupied by Wm, M. Allison, formerly of Potter's Mills, In design and construction it excells any dwelling in the valley, its plan is modern and in keeping with the times, IL is Almont squire with large bay window and arcade in south side, dormer windows in roof, and and a look-out from which a beau tiful view is obtained, The attie or third story, is divided inte four bed rooms, grained chestnut and white ash, second story also four bedrooms with suitable clothes rooms painted grey glossy as if var nished, by a new process of mixing one florence white, and one grained curly ash, very nature like; this floor is reached by two stairs, one from kitchen hall and the other from hall of main entrance; this hall i® & large square, open one, with » beautiful T rail upon stair-way made by thet master stair builder, My, Pletcher of Milesburg, The kitchen is fuced with PROFIT $1,200, To sum it up, six long Juans of bed {total §1,200--all of this ex : ved by three bottles of I P {ken by my wife, She has do | loss of a day, an wa A I SA Just think, parents, you can get children's suits for $1.50 at the Philadel. phia Branch, where a large stock has just been received, You can't buy the goods and make them yourselves for double the momey, Go to the Phils, Branch for a bargain, . adidas MARRIED. On 18, at Asronsburg, by Rev, OC, W. i. Siegel, Mr. L. P. Korman, of Hublers: burg, te Miss Ellen B Moyer, of Coburn DIED. In Millhelm, on 17, after a few hour sickness, Hannah, wife of Samuel Otte, aged 08 years, Mrs. Otto had been out calling on som: of her neighbors that day, seemingly ir a tn’ » warrantee names of James Gilliland, mes Tompkins and others, and contain: four hundred and sixteen acres and d surveyed on ‘a warrant to Peter Hall, dated March 28d 1708. Thereon erected a small house an other outbuildings, ALBO, Ona other thereof bounded by lands in the wai taulos names of Petar Hall, James Tompking, Hugh Black and others, und containing thres hundred and fortyseight aoros more or less, and bsing a tract of land surveyed on a warrant to James Gil: land, and dated the 18th day of Septem. ber, 1848, Thereon erected a house and other buildings. asi } ALSO, One other thereof beginning at a corner thence by Moshannon town lols and land of the heirs of K. 1de, deceased, nerth 2° east 110 saven-tonths perches to a corner, thence by lot'of Wm, Askey, south 02° onst 18 seven-tenths perches 0 a corner, thence by same north 2° east 18 seven tenths perches to a corner, thence by same noth 62° west 13 seventh tenths perches to « corner, thence by same north 62° west I8 seventbstenths perches to a corner thence north 76° esst 114 perches tos corner, thence south 64°, east 118 perches © a corner, thence south 46° west 83 I ,—~ Mills Market, 00, No 2, The , ours, por bu, 87 ¢, 0, Spring Wheat Nol, yo, Corn Corn oid, 4 Oats, 30c, Buckwhest, 50e, Barley, 06 to G0c, Clovarseed, lic to 70 per Ib Plaster, ground per ton, $10.00 Flour, per bbl $4.00 Butter, 23e, Tallow, Ge. Lard, Se, Ham, (Be, Shoulders Bet Bacon or side, fc Eggs per dos. lic Corrected weakly by 1. J. Grenoble HEADQUARTERS FOR 2 1 O 3 E immediately send by mail, gratuit widths and prices marked, samples : DrRESs GooDs, SIL showing the latest styles, and enabling a pur part of the United States to select satisfactorily, the goods conveniently, with certainty of receiving what are sent for, and at precisely the same prices by city customers who buy at our counters. If, examination at home, any articles fail to be as we request their return, and send others in excha | refund the money at once if the purchaser prefers, Our New Spring Catal embracing all the departments in one large book, with system of ordering letter more convenient than any heretofore, will be without charge, to those cifying the kind of * apples and potatoes .60 to 30. tush House block, Bellefonte, is the first regular grocery house established in Bellefonte, and headquarters in sugars, syrups. rice, cof: good health and spirits. At about sever o'clock in the evening she was engaged ir making necessary arrangements to bake next day, and while thus engaged she teok sick and within an hour i WAS § corpsa, her spirit having left the morta tenement and wended its way to a world more bright than this to await the reuni ting time, Mrs, Otto was an exemplar) Christian woman, and a member of the Evangelical Church, twp Roe perches to a corner, theuce north 874° west U2} perches to the place of beginning ind containing one hundred and twenty hree acres and twelve perches more or loss, and belong known as the Daniel Bech tol farm, Thereon erected a dwelling house, bank barn and other outbuildings ALSO, One other thereof beagioning st a corner on the northern line of the Hugh Slack tract, thence north'2®, east 1590 perches to « corner, thence south 85°, east 160 perch si 10 & corner, thence south 10°, east 87 porches to & corner, thence south 2°, wes perches to a corner, thence south 76° wast 114 perches to a corner, thence north 2° east 14 perches to a corner, thence north 88°, west 68 perches to the place of bafinuing and containing 168 acres and 128 perches more or less, and belong known at the Martha Bechtol farm, thereon erected a house and barn. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the preper ty of the defendant, TERMS CASH.—No deed will be ae~ knowledged until purchase money is paid in full, JOHN SPANGLER Sherif. moulded facings and grained in shaded curly ath, while the parler, main hall, sitting and dining room are all finished of solid black walnut, filled and polished in oil equal to any city made [urniture, ma king a spondid appearance ; these lalter three rooms and hall may all be convert. ed into one room by means of sliding oth- erwise known as folding doors. Among the large number who came to soe this house while building, are those who say rooms sre too small, yet take no thought of this fact that aroom warmed by a range or heated in side wall may be two fool less everyway, than one warmed by a centre furoace, some of these are somewhat bes hind thej times. The time of barn floor sized kitchens answering the double pure pose of kltchen and dining room with oth. or rooms correspordingy! large, bed rooms large enough to have from four to six beds in them for the whole family including servants to sleep in, is past, None but good mechanics were employed. Mr. Das vid Burrell has laid up a lasting sign in the beaatiful wall of cut stone upon which this building rests ready for H. E, Zerby to lay the brick of which its walls are made, Wm, McCormick noted fur accurate and smooth work as a carpenter haa left his mark upon this building, especiale ly upon its inside finish, the work being made smoother than furniture is generally made, especially the walnut part, his work here noed only be seen to be appreciated. Samuel Kelley, a worthy son of Erin, as sisted by our jolly friend Koch, did the plastering in quite an artistic manner, with plaster-of.paris cenlre pieces, cor nices and brackets in rooms of lower sto~ ry. The painting was done by D. F. Luse, of Centre Hall, who is one of the most skillful painters in our county, and whose hand can be seen in all the best residences in this valley, artistic and painstaking in all his work, make him ex. cel as an ornamental painter. A. J. Reesman did the spouting. A long and happy life to the occupants of this beautiful home. A VisiTon, ~The records of the Centre county court have been examined and show that no one yet had need to apply for a divorce who got his wedding clothes at ported. «The busiest place in Bellefonte just pow is the Philad. Branch Clothing Hall, Men and boys are constantly rushing in ces, cheese, hams, dried of, break: | and come out with bundles of clothing un fast bacon, lard, salt, N. O. molasses, | dor their arms. One bas a vest, another Soak GFL, soap, Ta4Ry evel: herviug; tobee pants, another a coat, and a far larger ons. pon ey crackers, canned fruits, number have suits and some several suits sweet potatoes, raisins, prunes, nuts, Low prices and genuine goods is what queensware, stoneware, strictly puis causes the great rush, n——— i ad i J " » 1 im WINTER TOKE TAB [fbicetand pure old cider vioogur, 4M| Tho Y. X. 0. A, of Quire Hall wil On and after SUNDAY, Nov. ». 18%, the trains on | family every day. You can rely upon a Saez Ia . pend in ol Pane iiohia & rie Railroad Division wiliran #8 {4]] you get at Sechler's being genuine oran church, on Saturday evening, Apri] follows: WESTWRD and pure. Groceries always fresh ; they 9. %1he program arranged promises to be ERIE MAILlsgves Ebliadelphia do a fair and square business, and prace | interesting and profitable. All are invis 3 Juma Ch iomon: 1 10 bo prosnt, " k Haven 3 ro. ~There is actually more clothing at the “ TAL RES and patronage of all housekeepers. famous Philad. Branch than at all (he w arr at Reig tia. . mo Q A NIAGARA EX. I “Hamavury —SPROUTING ToBACCO SEED. —AS MARY | oh or clothing stores taken together, atpat Haven of our farmers are becoming interested and better geods for tar less money. They iphta in the cultivation of the “national|, nyfscture their own clothing, which h weed,” the following description of the |, 4n important thing. mode of sprouting the tobacco seed a ~ George W. Childs, of the Philadel: ; : Somtis short time previous to planting MAY | hi, Ledger, has bought 800 acres of prove reliable: . ground at Wayne Station, and intends Take sufficient quantity of Sod and | arecting thirty residences there this sums put it in warm water enou not tof. scald the hands when placed therein. ; ™ Remove it and tie it in thick woolen| --Mrs. Elizabeth Wise, an old lady re- rags, laying it on a shelf near the stove, | siding in Jacksonville, Dauphin county, or ua & Grech, putticg a few bandfulls | hgd an insurance policy for $5000 in ofearth over it, and in three or four|,ne of the'many mutual assessment coms days it will be nicely sprouted. Iti... i. ihestate. Shedied recentlyand should, howeyer, be watched so as not|P fhe are. SOE vy to sprout too much, as the germ is apt to the delighted heirs received $130, die if the weather is not favorable —Mr. Shannon Boal drepped into the heb seeded. Bo chguliag the Stud 4a Rxronrer office, Monday. He bas north. much asa week's time can be gained; indicat i i Niagara Express Weet snd Das Bunce Rast oon seeding has been done as late as the 23d abundant indications foe ofy 98 kis fren, Slase connaming 4 . f April and plants were raised as early enough to keep the railroad busy hauling (Erie Mail Bat and I Cee MFe 32 | as those which were seeded during the | if it were completed. A.V. R, Rial rst week in April. It also comes up| Sharpen up your wits for the lst of "V.R. R.: b a hE NY ARR ii § « Ys s . . sad ab Driftwo between Philadelphia and WII Suangy, thus getting the advantage of the April, and don't let yourself be caught. — About this time, as the almanacs say, Ham on Niagara Kx West, and Day Ex. Fast. rome spine alin spring housesoleaning can be looked for, ighttraine, WM A, BALDWIN, GeneralSupsrintendent A MR. F, Kurs :—Dear Sir: Please ad- ree pr fen LOCAL ITEMS. vise my friends and customers that the| Mapmsoxnura, March 27.—The steam — old store room at Stone Mill will fairly | sawmill is still shaking out the lumber in —1 would call the attention of the pub- Jgroan with great stacks of New Spring | ritle Sugar Valley, but expect to gel lic to the factthat I again bave my office Goods before they are ten days older. done in a few Weal : Brébaoxing hous in the old “Conrad House,” just opposite Roping the cows may all be fresh £92810 3 loW Waata. Lxehanging housss in theo 0 h ro nd the hens all busy by time goods ar has been going on for quite a} while. Mr. the Brockerboff House, Bellefonte, Ww - rive, for I am still on the war path, Mr. Adam Lose has moved to Nittany I shall be glad to bave all persous having hunting an outlet for produce at Profit Valley, on a farm. Woe will have a grand legs! business to attend to, to call. ble prices to my customers. 1 don't|comcertin the Madisondurg town hall, on 8t D. F. ForTxxr. Seed to jail you about my prices for| 5.12 Miss Annie Feidler will preside . hoy : goods, Suffice it to say my customers : : —You can make fishing easy, pleasant en the goods away as fast as I can get | * the organ. Madisonburg will be dull and sure by gelling your tackle ati, on and they pay for them too. this summer, for the youngsters are all Deschuer s, who bas the best and latest] = oo goods about April 7th, leaving for the West. Our schools closed styles. ) : : Yours, ete, last week. Now times should get better — Fergus Potter Esq. paid the Reror~ A. 8, Keruix, 5 we understand the teachers hired TER & pop visit ‘tother day. ~Qur friend, D. F. Fortney, as wil a boy to make their fires in the two rooms “Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher,” by |seen by his card, has vacated the Dist. | for the last two months, for which exch of IN {erected a dwelling house and other outs purifying the system, softens the skin |Alt's chamber in the court-house, and |them paid him 12} cents per month. $1| { buildings. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, | i exion. ne back to his former office in the : _{ No preparation bas ever performed suchin m,, of said day, when terms will be and beautifies the complexio Conrad House. Mr. Fortney is one of | To month would not have been teo much; | yygrvellous cures, or maintained so wide 8! ade known b y BOOTS & SHOES. who send usa postal card containing name, town, county, , and state: nothing further is necessary, —we will under- ‘stand what is wanted. . — Ei. Our stock, which forms the greatest variety in one ‘establishment in the United States, includes Ladies’ Suits, Shawls, Millinery, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry: , Laces, Embroideries, Shoes, Linens, Gentlemen's Clot ing, Housckeeping Goods, China, Silverware, Furniture, pe. Sie. I ; ’ . Y NA wmv nd 1S maa John 'Wanamake (PHICADELPH Our Siar, Caown a8 Grand Depot, aT v vedit gf 20 of, Still Better. Send us the name of a wow subscriber and the pay for his and your own in ad: vanoe, and we will give both an additional eredit of B0cts for the year, This brings the REPORTER down {0 the cheapest couniry pas pers to all who avail themselves of this offer, PENNSYLVANIA RR. Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division —Sechler & Co, We have received an immense stock of Boots and Shoes direct from the Manufacturers, which were bought at the Lowest Cash Price, thereby enabling us to sell a good, reliable Shoe at the price shoddy goods were generally sold or, of scarlet fever, On 21, In ureg | Woll, aged 1¢ John H, son 0 years, On 21, at)Siglerville, James Alexander, in the 74th year of his age. On March 28, at Spring Mills, John Noese, aged 49 years, 3 months and 13 bays. n the death of Mr, Neese, Spring Mills, bas lost an estimable eitizan, the family an affectionate husband snd father and the church a faithful member. Our loss is bis gain: Near Hartloton, of scarlet fever— Feb. 14—~Rhoda Ellen, sged 9 yoars, 2 months and 2 days. Feb. 24 Grace Oil: la, aged 2 years, 2 months and 7 days Mar. 11—Jennie May, aged 11 years, and 13 days. March 12--Clarence Davis, aged 2 years, 2 months and 8 days. All children of H, Edwin and Kate M Smith, On 18, at Pleasant Gap, Heary Ecken- roth, Esq., aged 61 years. Op 8, at Shiloh church, College twp., of scarlet fever, John McBride, son of Dan. iol and Caroline Summy, aged 7 years, On 12, at Shiloh, of scarlet fever, Mar tin Wesley * son of Haryey and BSarab Mease, aged 7 years, On the 22nd inst, in Potter township Mrs, Christina Metzler, aged 60 years, 6 months and 20 days. “A home in heaven what a joyous thought! As our poor mother foiled in her weary lot; Her heart oppressed, and with anguish driven From her home below to her home in heaven, A hite in heaven! As the sufferer ies On her bed of pain, and oplifis her - “ " » (sth ee Streat. We deal in goods that we can recs ommend, Ask us whether a Bhoe is good, and if we say it is, we mean it as a guarantee, - —- - " “ AD a he SE a sEEYeRCEEcReEe Et LAA LA LATA RE - “ - FAST LINE leaves Eb EENEEREEDENSREEES — Believing that customers wouldjbet« ter pay a little more for a article than a little less fora worthless one, we urge sale of good Boots and Shoes only, XECUTORS NOTICE.— wt gam EYE " arrishurg n rat deipata anced DAY RX. lpaves RESET con Xiiliantren area liadelph ABOYO ERIE MATLIeaves ReSSID " “ a Bain and ose having claims ame present them duly io by law for settlement. D.F. TAYLOD JOHN SHANNON. marl Execulors, HRDWARK Jas. Harris & Co. ARE BKLLING VERY LOW REAPER SECTIONS and ERS, And all kinds of Farming Tools, RAKES, FORKS, BCYTHES, SPROUTS HAY VET, ROPE BLOCKS, As well as all kinds of HARD! WARE, to meet all demands in this line, Try us and see for yourselves. We CAD SAVE YOU mODEy. ed sESLsEESes THE GREAT 2 FN J S ) wos Williamsport FAST LINE leavy Harcbons os and ay Mapress East make Shoas ma A ambetland with L 4B R. R. Soranton. ‘ ost. Niagara Express West and Fasi ® close connection at Willlamspors RW, trains We manufacture anything in our live. Employ only skilled work- men, and use the best stock. . oe SHEE Erie Mall W connections at w i 7 Remember we guarantee satisfac tion in all cases, Doll & Mingle, BROCKERHOFF ROW, Bellefonte: [AN OPEN LETTER] a, ‘STORES. eyes To that bright home, what a joy is given i With the blessed tho't of her home in| | heaven." Her CrILDREN, Aasignee’s Sale. Will be sold at] 2 A%ipublic sale on the premises, in Milestwp,, | the Philad. Branch. There isamoral ininear Stover's, on Friday, April 20ud,| this besides the great saving itleaves for| 18s], rour pocket-book to start house-kseping All that certain tract or piece of land) with, Philadelphia Branch suits and bounded by lands of Jeremiah Haines, happy marriages go together. Geo. Wolfert and others, containing six. — nile —— acres more or less, about twenly acres THEW HOLE HISTORY OF MED-~ C b Dealersin Perfumery. Pure Wines snd for 4 Liquors 5 24march medica mavid’ EE pn OAH EI AOA JAS. HAKRIS & CO. Bellefonte. BOOZER, CENTRE HALL, MANUFACTURER OF GENTS' DEPARTMENT. Last week we promised you some more new points concerning our Trade, and whereby we are confi- dent you can save money. There fore please pay attention to what we tell you. 1 de the balance in timber. hereon »V de LIVER COMPLAINTS, Constipation and Piles. PEL IL IL CLARK, South Here, Vi, says, “Im onuses of KIDNEY TROUBLES thas weted ke a charm. It hbasourcd many very bad cases of PILES, and bas never failed to wot efficiently.” NELSON PATROHILD, of 80. AThans, Vi, , Harness, Fiynets, and pat, B Whips N te. Prices low © ae w All Kinds of repairing Ay rhe as. tock always kepton hand. All ware ranted. A share ofthe public kindly solicited. io lic patronage LEWISTOWN Marble & Granite WORKS. D. R.STRATFORD, Proprietor, Lewistown, Pa. The unders respectiully informs he public of Pennsvalley that he is pre- sared to do all kindsof work in Maxsiz AND GRANITE at Cheaper Rates Then Elsewhere Write or call on Clevan Dinges for arm: and designs. 1 bave this agency with the riew of introducing the work turned out the Lewistown Marble & Granite orks. pident that I furnish first class — qe ally nord from what has been usually paid; all work war ranted and erected on (he graves. léocily CLevAX Dixons. Centre Hall: We have just received 500 yards of Cassimer, out of which we intend to make the popular $15 suits. They are all wool. We guarantee a fit, and to be as well made as a $30 suit. The same quality will cost you Twenty Dollars elsewhere. package basdone wonders for mee In eum fl pletely curing & severe Liver and Kidney Complaint.” IT HAS WONDERFUL POWER. BECAUSE IT ACTS ON THE LIVER, THE BOWELS AND KID NEYS AT THE SAME TIME. Then we have The Celebrated Owl Shirt, laundried and unlaundried. Weare satisfied that it is the best! shirt in the country for one Dollar. It is made of Wamsutta Muslin, Reinforced Bosom, 2400 Linen, 8+ py and lined with heavy Bucher inen. We have a Calico Shirt. lauudried, ready for use. with Collar, for on- ly 25 ots. The biggest bargain in our Stores, 3 —Mr. W. Zerby moves from near Zi- | },o foremost lawyers at the bar of this but they were both Garfield men and reputation, ss AYEx's CHERsY PECTORAL, | TE REIFSN YDER, on, to a farm at Salona. county, and one of the most successful could afford to pay 124 cents per month,| which is recognized as the world's remedy Slmar td Assignee of Geo. Feidler. — For bargains in Boots & Shoes try [too. As District Attorney he rendered | but we think they will not get the chance for all diseases of the throat and Jungs. Its] Zoos ™ Wi : Doll & Mingle, - They have a fresh stock | the utmost satisfaction. for the next coming § years to pay 12ic|long-continued series of wonderful cures JU BLIC SALE. Wik he sola M the and have shoes down to bottem prices. ~1t will be of interest to our readers ’® ‘bis towR. A. lio all climates has made it universally south of Colyer s sawmill, on Saturday, a. a » i 6 : + ; . {to study i . PT ERtes : kno safe and relisble sgent to em-| April 2nd, the following descri prop- —Don't disfigure your rooms any lon jo dy the new advertisement of Bau SPRING MILLS. nown as a safe and reliable ageat erty, to. wit. One Mare with foal, one ger with old style furniture when youjland & Newman. ere are new : iploy. Against ordinary colds, which are, old Colt. two Ho head can get a handsome article at Camp's for items mentioned in it, of articles that] We are obliged to condense corresponsi,, oe crunnors of more serious disorders, Bop ed old Nit wo Hogs, seveh, nd so little money. are Beeded sad at prices set down below | dent's items for want of time this week.|, _... .needily and surely, always reliev- | Buggy, one sleigh, Spring-wagon, Truck —On last Saturday another of the a ales il To pom He says : Whitmer & Co. are doing % ing suffering, and olen saving life. The | wagon, iyo ode-Boise Slede 1 G "hs Gingerich family was buried, making |g qi the Beehive stores ““| booming business in their new store. |... jon it affords, by its timely use nj Tu. Kali Pots. 8 A of Vin: the sixth that has died of scarlet fever oe steughton, the conductor, has moved into vhost di kes it an ins sork. Two Cook 8 teh i —The Bellefont the Walch . {throat and chest disorders, makes it an ins] egar, Pork, Two Cook Stoves, and many within a few weeks. wan and the Unie Livers, SE the Pealer house. Clara Grenoble is dan | 10.014 remedy to be kept always jon other articles too numerous to mention. — Witmer and Co's New Cash Store at | peponrer’s suggestion to turn the State gerously ill from consumption. Jas. Baty y nd in every home. No persen can af Sale to commence 31 } clock, b, Pin Spring Mills is in full blast. They are|(yjlege into an insane asylum instead of is able to be about again. Duncan Runsie, 4 15 pe without it, and those whe once ore selling off goods lively. The stock is en- rab f8, 0 a FEhe So HO lle. | Klo it alto very ill, but improving. Rev. cq it never will, From their knowledge] GOOD TIMBERLAND FORSALE.— tirely new and prices are “rock bottom.” | The cost of the rebuilding would be| While, of Milroy, preached in the Presb.| . ... composition and effects, physicians 16 acres and 80 perches timberland, in| Producs fakes} ¢ bargains all the same | 3, ved besides the money from the land | church on Sunday, Geo. Miller keeps a) ho 00 0 ProToRal extensively in Gregg (wh. about one half mils south o¢ ¥, ; ‘ol. te Anak : : : ‘ joo. Genizel's sa . ¢| . scrip, large sam that goes to the Col good hotel and is doing a brisk business. |, .. practice, and clergymen recommend | road, adjoining lands of Obas. Ripka, | —The supervisors of Den township | lege year. T. Kennedy is putting up a new house at |; 1. i 4 oolutely certain in its remedial|{Geo. Gentzel and J. D. Decker. The have already constructed the bridges| _ The greatest public benefactors in| Coopertown. Mr. John Neese's funeral] a 0. oi will slways cure where cures] timber consists of good yellow pine, pitch that had been destroyed by the late central Penn’a are the proprietors ofthe on Saturday was ene of the largest ever ' ible y pine, hemlock and chestnut oak. Also flood. Philad. Branch clothing house, at Belle- |, 1:1 He 1 i a |e PO A SALE BY Art Dzarxas, 1] HOUSE AND LOTS IN MILLHEIM EIDNEY-WORT ta a dry vegetable come © ere. ¢ leaves a large family, an OR DALR A . pound and can be sent by maf] § Onepackage will make six gta of medicine, TILLY IT WOW I Pay 1 at the Praggiste. Price, $1.00, WELLS, RICRARDION & I2., adioining J. R. Reifsnyder on the south, Annie Albright, B, O. Deinioger and D. A. Musser on the north; containing about one acre, having thereon a dwelling house, with good garden, 40 young apple trees, choice fruit, just beginning to bear ; sbout 20 peach trees, § pear trees, and an abund- ance of grapes, sour cherries, and other fruit ; also a well of good water, 80 feet deep, near the house, For further infor mation apply to JOHN 8. AUMAN, Farmers’ Mills, Pa. —Col. W. W. Brown, whose arrival from | fonte, Samuel Lewins, manager, by sel- : : . at Kansas, in bad heaith, we noticed in |ling genuine at “neat cout | W38 # Wad aeighbobo, ey x | — Always avold a suit with a neigh- our last issue, died on Monday evening they have bled our people to save | bor, it is oe expensive thing, but a suit last at Milesburg. . thousands o! dollars, {can be had at the Phila, Branch which —Everything has been marked down | —A letter dated, Kaneville, Il, March NSHIP AUDITORS will save you money and make no iil- at Dinges’ pr be sold at a sacrafice, | 22, from Mrs. M. Spangler, says: Broth | usting anywhete, Always go to the rather than have the old stock remain | er Edward Spangler and wife are both | Phi elphia Branch for your clothing, any longer. Now is the time to buy afflicted with diptheris, with Lopes for it is the only establishment that manu~ goods at prices that will make you open | recovery. On 18th had a fierce snow- { factures its own garments and warrants your eyes. storm which prevented travel from Fri- them, —Multiply your sage by 2, add 658, di- day 16 Mondiy~0 1d settlers ean not re- Immigrants that arrived in the Uni- vide this sum by 2 and subtract your age ; : : === | ted States the eight months ended Feb- from this ; the result will be the three| —Dingesis gong $0025! nary 25th to the number of 305,022, of best known figures in the United States. | ning of next mont just) ry SALERATUS ‘Which is the same thing. EEE thesmme ; i ma : and Pporas TOW REPORT, SUPERVISOR ~James B. Spangler. 1881. DR, March 14th. To balance of last year, Amount of duplicate, Tt) V 0 218 18 MH 10 24marim, —— E ECUTOR'S NOTICE. — otters testamentary upon the esiale In Gents’ Ties we have the largest as- sortment ever opened here, Among the most popular are the Four in Hand, the 481, the Tournament 1o0 4 gwafonioy Ag by alwars Losing pontrts Ee to the city begin- to lay in one of the Lad ‘NIPTIRG 9, SVAN) prs CR. door ths money t SteeoryrInG done at this office, Pers argést stocks for the spring trade that Just wait { or other matter stereotyped can have it done at the RzrorrEr office, our office baving lately been furnished with a stero outfit, tf —All the old persons of Suyder county being plastered over with life insor- ance, the companies have now sent out agents to hunt up all the old scare-crows in the county as subjects for insurance. —Don’t be surprised if you are refus- ed credit at Dinges after the first of April. He is going to sell his goods low, and in order to come out he must bave the cash for all purchases. Cash will be paid for all produce brought in. —Millbeim has a branch music store under the control of Hassanplug and Thomas, of Lewisburg. They will no doubt work up the musical talent of that vicinity to perfection, as their instruct or, Mr. Young, is the man to do it, ~We know that it is not dress that makes the man; but when the man is made, and he is dressed in a snit bought at the Philadelphia Branch, the man looks better—that’s all. —Mr. D. O. Bower, of Laurelton, pop- din to see usa few days ago. Dave as quit the mercantile business, which he followed for many years, and gives his attention to three or four farms in Hartly township. _—If you want a comfortable, nice fit- ting shoe, try Doll & Mingle, Bellefonte, —New suits made to order, fits and latest styles guaranteed, at prices better than ready-made clothing, at the Bee~ hive stores of Bauland & Newman. By reading their new adyertisement this week you find many items of inter. ol and upon which money can be save ed. —Nortice,--The undersigned has open- ed a blacksmith shop at Jno. T. Lee's, and is prepared to do all kinds of work in hig line on short notice. Horse eboeing a specialty. Give me a call. marly, Cras, BoLLINGER, ~—A thorough and safe remedy is Dr. Mettaur’s Headache and Dyspepsia Pills Solid by all Druggists, Price 25 cents: 17mar 5t. --Physicians and Druggists requiring a perfectly Pure Pepsin for prescriptions should send their ecards for sample to Robertson & Co., manufacturers of pure pepsin, 34 Broadway, New York. Smar, 1m. ~~Nothing 80 good for Headache and Dyspepsia as Dr. Mettaur’s Headache and Dyspepsia Pills, Price 25 cents. All Druggists sell them, 17mar 5t. tOaor subscribers who change their po -office address should notify us giv 5 ing name of old and the new post of ce. . Storm Glass and Thermometer combin Hall, Price only $1.00, ished beyond all expectation. —Dist. Att. Heinle now occupies the room set apart for that office in the court-house. Mr. Heinle is a young lawyer of promise, and will make a good attorney for the commonwealth, He is altogether a self-made man and through his energy and studious habits has de- servedly won the honorable position he now holds. Let the poor sufferers from female complaints take courage and rejoice that & painless remedy has been found. We refer to Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It is prepared at 233 Wests ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass, Send to Mrs, Pinkham for pamphlets, 3lmar2s —A man by name of Gingerich, in comgaay with another known as Ugly Joe, beat a horse to death one day last week, up in Harris township, as we are informed. Is there no one who will try the law on such brutality ? April 12th '80. y cash to auditors, March 14th, '81 By amount of services, 292 652 21 $ 382 By beoks and filling duplicate, By labor, By exonerations, 19 By order of Kuriz for pr'ting, 1500 By balance duetownship, 11061 SUPERVISOR~J.J. Arney. DR. of duplicate. rec'd on order o Geo. Grossman, 186 75 for work on above order, 400 due on above order, 48 65 To amount iM 15 “" N By amount of work on roads, $461 02 By eash for plank, ete., for ridge, 444 By books and Bing duplicate, 310 By J. C, Beal for damage for fence 100 400 Nothing makes a man, woman, or child feel meaner than a tickling sensa- tion in the throat. Take “Dr. Sellers’ Cough Syrup. 25 cents. —March has been lionish all thro. This week we had rather cold and windy weather mixed with cloudy and sunshine, and a little snow squall on Tuesday morning. Wednesday very rain and snow. ~—A full line of the best ds at rea- sonable prices, at Doll & Mingle's, Belle- fonte, ~George Huss, of Linden Hall, is one of the boss shoemakers of this county, who can make a good fit on short notice. Give him two feet to go on and he will make you a good understanding. —Henry Weiser, of Millheim, has gone to Ohio, with a view of prospecting for a suitable place wherein to establish himself in business, Mr. Weiser is a tinsmith of great experience and would no doubt meet with marked success, —Wm. Mann, jr., & Co., have purchas- ed the Penn’a Axe Co. works, at Tyrone, and our old friend A. 8, Kerlin remains as manager, ~You can get a rod for trout, bass or any other fish at Deschner’s for any price. He has the finest lot you ever BAW. ~The report that Jobn Erb, son of Israel Erb, one of the Snyder county murderers, was found dead in a barn, is not true. disagreeable with —Go west, young man, go west, but stop in first and get a g and cheap suit of clothes from Lewins of the Phila- delphia Branch, and you will saye enough money to pay half your railroad fare. A fact—try it, ~—It is estimated that the Pennsylva- nia Railroad Company will take ont 300,000 tons of coal per year from the newly purchased mines at Snow Shoe. ~Read advertisement of Doll & Min- ‘ By amount for water-trough, Centre Hall, By am't for error in Thomas Grove's tax, 169 By am't for exonerations, 95 By am’t of percentage fur cols ecting $260 59, 12 50 By am’t for services, 56 50 By cash to auditors, 600 To balance due tewnthip, 854 33 $908 46 OVERSEER—~Wm. Emerick. DR. To balance for 1880, To am’t of duplicate, To balance dus overseer, $67 C4 629 59 12 00 $600 28 CR. By am’t of vouchers, By percentage for collecting tax, By am't for services By am't of exonerations, 621 73 3 108 | whom nearly 83,000 were from Germany, 177,000 Canada, 36,000 English and Welsh |and $0,000 Irish. | Remember that Lewins, manager of {of the Philad. Branch Clothing hall, just returned from their manufactory in | Philad. with an immense stock of new Call around and see it. Every {suits as low as $1,50. —Judgement Exemption notes—tight note—for sale at this office, 15¢c per Sos. en, i ms A MP MARKETS. Cricaao. March 28. —Wheat unsettled and lower. No 2 Chicago spring, regular 901¢ for fresh; $1 s for cash, Live Stock. Prins. March 28 —Cattle in active des mand; sales 2.500 head; prime, 6i@06dc; good bi@bic; medium 04@06ic; common 43@b4c. Sheep in fair demand, sales 9200 head, prime, Oi@6ic; medium Oi@be, common S§@bic. Hogs dull, sales 35600 head. prime 94 @9%4c, geod, 91@% ec, medi um, 8@8tc. of John Metzler, late of Potter township, deceased, having been granted to the un. dersigned, by the Register of Centre coun- ty, he requests all persons knowing them selves to be indebted to deceased to come forward and make prompt payment, and those having claims against decedent to present them duly suthenticated for settle ment. JACOB METZLER, Slmartt. Executor, an posd wg exist where Hop 4 NR ontort tre thelr are what the disease or ail Gen tors. Don’t walt unt] you sg 1® slok but if you use them at once. PENN'S VALLEY INSTITUTE. The spring term of this Select Behoo!, located at Centre Hall, Pa., will begin on the 18th of April, 1881, All persons desiring Lo obtain a thor. ough English or Classical Education, are respectfully invited to attend its sessions. Tuition from $4 to $8 per term. Boarding at very resmsonable rates. For further particulars address, H. F, Brrxxg, A. M., Principal, P.hi0.k an abuojute and § oF akennoss, Por Circular, He SHERIFF'S SALES. By virtue of a writ of Feiri Facias, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Centre County, and te me direct. S1mardt Centre Hall, Pa. OTICE is horaby MN lowing named persons have filed their 609 OVERSEER-—Robert Loe! DR To am't of duplicate, To am’t unseated land, To am’t rec'd Geo Spangler, To am’t rec'd of A. Luken- bauch, To am't due overseer, By balance for 1880, By am't of vouchers, By am’t of services, 456 00 By percentage for collecting oe $720 07 17 98 8600 ax, By am’t of exonerations, AUDITORS-DR. To cash from township officers, $6 00 CR. By one day each, 4 60 By one day, clerk, 160 ness of the same, Auditors, i JOHN GROVE, W. W.ROYER A, 0, RIPKA, grant the same, H C Yeager, Fred'k Smith, Ed. Brown, Jr. Herry Brockerhoft, Dan’'l Garman, W. R. Teller, @G. E, Parker, Phili John Ramadale, Robert Lloyd, OC. A. Faulkner, James Passmore, do Jeffrey Hayes, Rush twp. Jonathan Kreamer, Millheim boro. . 8. Musser, do J. H, Odenkirk, Potter twp. David J. Meyer, do D, H. Ruhl, do Penn twp, P, H. Stover, , Suewshos twp. do do do do de do do do psburg bore, do do do John G, Uzzle Geo. Hazel, Samuel Boyer, James L Delong, Liberty twp. Taver RT ROg pl i oii en A Spring twp. G. Shaffer, Haines twp. do Henry Robb, Walker twp. do Emamuel Brown, Miles twp, Saloon Alois Kohlbecker, Boggstwp. Tavern 0 Tavern Jacob Cooke, Howard boro. Geo, Miller, i oie : Fro. 3 Fe ¢ od, there will be exposed at public sale at the Court House in Bellefonte, on Saturday the 10th dayof April A, D,, 1881, at 2 . M., the following de- scribed Real Esiate of the defendant (who waives inquistion) to wit: All the defendants interest of, in and to the fellowing messuages, tenements and tracts of land situate in Snowshoe tewns ship, Centro county, Pennsylvania. One thereof bounded by lands in the warrantee name of James Tompkins, Richard Jones, Samuel Witherill, Samus ol Clark, Andrew Olark and James Gilli. land, and containing four hundred and thirty-five acres and allowance, more or less, and being a tract of land surveyed on & warrant to Hugh Slack, dated April 16th, 1704. Twelve or fifteen acres clear od and under cultivation. | ALSO, One other thereof, bounded by lands in the warrantee namos of Hugh Slack, James Slack, Henry Slack and James Gilliland, and containing four hundred and seventy- one acres, and one hundred and twelve arches, and allowance, more or less, and being a tract of land surveyed on a wars fat to Andrew Slack, dated April 16th ALSO, One other thereof bounded by lands in the warrantee names of Peter Hall, Sam. uel Tompkins, Henry Wheeler, Hugh Slack and "others, and cortaining three hundred and Sighly acres aad allowances. more or less, and being a tract of land sur- voyod on a warrant to James Tompkin dated March 23d, 1793. Thereon erecte a saw mill and a lot of tenant houses, ALSO, Ong other thereof beunded by | a Lie? : ik ni d . sud in Aad bs ¥ apd the Bernhardt, They are in all colors, and range from 85 to 75 cents, We have a few suits on hand, The are of our own make, made in dull season ; made in the very best style, on wuich we are offering some spes cial inducements. Please and also bear our $3.76 Pants in mind, They would be cheap at $5; but we can afford to sell them at $3,756. Our Overalls can't be beat ; they are our Own Make, and we guarantee every pair not to rip. In Gents’ Linen Collars and Cuffs we have all styles, at prices rangiog from 8 to 20 ots, We are now ready to take orders for Spring clothing, Our stock of Cassi: u ow; as to cheapness or good quali ty. We warrant every article made by us, and guarantee a fit. We have a very large stock of 1 runks and Satchels, rangsng in price as follows: Trunks from $1.25 up- wards. Satchels from 75 ects. to $5 We will tell you about our stock of Hats, and our Ladies Department next week, Please remember us when you are in need of anything in our line, for we are positive it will pay you At ow rate, we would like to have you call and examine our Goods whether you want to purchase or not. No trouble to show Goods. Look to your own interest, and call and see us soon. Respectfully, Bauland & Newman, WAARVYIXTIV L +“ ‘ERARG Jue] PUT RRR ‘eyuaei eg" ae] GY UVR) WI PIITAFBOD 2 A} 0 SEsouM “00 ¥ ANDINA "MY Fe WA yoy p sone needy ‘K ug u] SRO “We WV '9IM08 P SHANVXET EX MOY = 7 DISCOVERER OF LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETAELE The Postts Cor For all Female Complaints, This preparation, as its Dame consdets of Yesotable Properties that are harmises to the most del lente invalid, Upon one trial the merits of this Com: seand will be recognised, as relief is tmmediate ; and when (tame Is continued, in ninety-nine cases in a bun, trod, a permanentoure is effected asthoussnds will too (ity. On account of its proven merits, it ia to-day re commends’ and prescribed by the best physiciens ia the country. It will cure entirely the worst form of falling sf the uterus, Leucorrhoss, irregular and painful slarstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and roration, Floodings, all Displacements and the con- senuent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to Change of Life. 11 will dissolve and expel tumors am the uternsin an early stage of development. The 1. wleney to cancerous humors there Is chested very +, vodily Ly its use, In fact 1% haa proved Go be the geal Land best remedy that has ever been discover + 1 1t permeates every portion of the system, and gives # litoand vigor, 1 removes faintness flatulency, de- teoye all craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness the ctomach Tt cares Dlcating, Meadaches, Nervous Prostration, Comersd Dolillity, Sleeplessnoss, Depression and Indl ton. That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, eg and backache, is always permanently cured by i 1t willat all times, and underall ctroumstan. wos, aol in harmony with the law that governs the waloaystem. Sor Kidney Complaints of either seg this compound “ unsurpassed, alt !, ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ta prepared 06233 and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, cer §LEL Six bottles for $5.00, Scot by mall in the mel pills, also in the form of Lozenges, on receipt redo, $100, por box, for either. Mrs. PINKHAM “ocly answers all Jottors of Inquiry, Send for pam- Wt Midrossasabove Mention this paper, fo Imelly should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAM' LIVER PILLS, Tr ions, Miran FR he originators of the one pri PEt esis . ith wid Topgt em # JD, Murray druggist, Centre Hallul Fw . making wealthy: while those wi RAE ERE Address Xa - g D® 8. G, GUTELIUS, Dentist, Millheim. Offers Blsprelemiontlsersianto the ie * R. J. W, RHONE. Dentist, can be found at his office and residence on North side of High Street, three doors Eas of Allogheny, Bellefonte, Pa. i190 A HENRY BROCKERHOFY. J.D. SHUGERT President, ashier ENTRE COUNTY BANKING ©O. (Cate Milliken, Hoover & Co.) ve And Allow Interest, : Discount Notes, Buy and Sell Government Securities, Gold & 10ap08Lt F. FORTNEY, Atlorney-at- D Belisfouts Fo a-law nolds bank. 14mavy OHN BLAIR LINN. sr on Alleghony elutes ANEW STOCK FOR Fall and Winter WM. IAT LES NO pi PA. Nowis the Time FOR BARGAINSJIN DRY GOODS NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, READY-MADE SUITS, T8, BOOTS AND SHOES GROCERIES HARDWARE, CARPETS, ETC, ETC, AT PRICES! LOWER THAN EVER Cordial invitation is"cx'. ded to call and and ji, as they cannot be beat anywhe:: —————————— BY. albino] ADACHE PI
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