X
The President Again Improve
ing.
¥ , we ’
Last Friday the president's physicians Nearly an Average x ield in the Groat
had given upall hope for the president, Western Corn States=Why [have practiced the art of brewing a sort of
and so informed Mrs. Garfield, Since Farmers Are Disappointed, boer from mare's milk ; and in lator times (Special despatch to the World)
= ¥ 5% \F i { ! i :
onlay, hres hus agin "Mon ry {| Chloago, 111, August 27.—From five/they have learned how to distill this heer August The fire which
ving. 10 following are Monday ' x ) y . | 1 '
night's bulletins: 8 [colums of despatches concerning the corn and produce a very potent brandy. | broke out about ¥ v'vivek last even! with we, and all prospects of It cusilinu~
The Parotid Swelling Subsided. [erop in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, Ne Koumiss he the native name of the John IHateley's pork-packing ostablishs ing, But I suppose it would be advisable
Executive Mansion, 8.15 p. m~The braska, Wisconsin, Kansas, Missouri, mare's milk boor, und rack or racky of ment at the Union Stockyards smouldered | for ne hot 2 = mith Shout rn 4 buthngus
] on, NA . ‘ | ' bd ' ; _— . 0 16 cour y ailhier, as Inve
evening bulletin is generally accepted | K entucky and Minnesota, the Times this! the koumiss brandy. This koumiss has at for nearly three hours, and the fireme pp OF hI atROL Hy ih a fire h
here as a confirmation of the hopes of ‘morning makes the following abstracts: |limos become celebrated among the ens {thought they would have no difficulty i] who think and say that 1 misrepresent the
the day. The patient's fever which was Threo-B0ths of a crop as compared with|lightened people as a health reviver-—a [subduing it, but about midnight the flames state of Iilinols and my business, But it
a little higher to-day than last night and |, ury, | broke out from every part of the building, | Makes little difference to me what they
has began to subside and all his symp.’ TAS ' py | think or sny~one thing 1 do know, that,
toms continue to be satisfactorily, Dr, the State of 1llineis, ’ “110 my knowledge, 1 do not owe any one a
Agnew, as he left the mansion, was ask« must be remembered, however, Was a ro A the Fire, cont. I'he Loop has bean neeustomed lo
ed by a reporter of the Associated Press markably large one, This fact tends to Ihe stock Yards a ve eo
wi \ % » Ha 13) a y . 2 . : A | 4 , but ! i 3} } {
oh hat ! h Sugughl ole bulletin 2 I bring this year's average crop close up to {such was not the ease with me, However,
a \t ot EE ¢ oi > eo ! VEY (hat of ordinary years of production and some have claimed that 1 did not pay the
aceur y 3 Wwe yx ' y
acon ¢ s{atement of t 0 ] hr ént's smaller ACTOARS. rent for my shop, have simply Lo say
condition, And what view do von
) Reports from lows, the rival of 1
that it is a falsehood. Some have ssid 1
take of his condition?" “There is noth- misrepresent the country: 1 would ask,
ing unfavorable about it at all” are not
how can a man know that a place is mise
Everything Going Along Smoothly, represented ifhe has neverseen it? How.
Executive Mansion, 10. pe mel,
aver, forgetting the past, 1 have still
. thi vy abo h
Bliss reports, at this hour, that the pres Something 10 aay shout Lae Autroundin
ident’s fever has subsided, and that “ev-
country and folks. On the 11th of this
: month 1 had the pleasure of meeting my
erything is going along nicely and
smoothly.”
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KE: ECUTORS' NOTICE. ~
on the slate ol
otler twp, dec'd,
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS
Evtwoon, Aug 24, 188],
Mn, Enrron: Having a few lelsurs mos
ments I concluded to write a few lines,
hoping they will be of interest to my Pot-
ter lwp, friends. 1 would have written
sooner bul other matters have required all
my time HE i Lean fleet patp
TWO FIRES IN ORICAGO.
Hateloy's Packing House and the M's
Cormick Reaper Works Burned.
KOUMISS,
The Tartars and some other equestrian
tribes, from time immemorial it is sald,
THE CORN CROP,
~The largest Sabbath school Piesnie
yet had in the lower end of this valley,
was held in Adam Winkelblech's woods,
two miles south of Aaronsburg, on last
Saturday, All the schools of Haines
township and Aaronsburg, six in num-
ber, were 1n attendance. The Farmers’
Store Brass band, of Haines twp, wason
the ground and discoursed fine music
all day, This band is a little over a year
old, but it blows as well as though it had
been five years in training. The crowd
present wo estimated as fully 1000, We
noticed many persons from adjoining
townships, The ministers present were
Rev's Tomlinson, Siegel, Weidemyer
and Bright, all of whom delivered ap-
propriate addresses to the Sabbath
schools, and the edification of the visit-
ing crowd, It being a basket picnie,
at noon the shady grove was dotted
with cloths on which were temptingly
emptied the baskets of Haines town-
ship's best things to please the appetite,
nd that means a great deal—-for there
is where they live off the fat of the land.
All passed off finely——all were pleased,
and all went to their homes caring little
whether any supper bell was to ring for
that day. Upon the whole it was a most
enjoyable occasion,
A few nights ago a thief or thieves,
entered the house of Wm, Lose, about
three miles east of Centre Hall, and
passing thro’ the room in which Mr,
Lose was sleeping, entered an adjoining
chamber, where he broke open a trunk
and stole about $120 in money, Next
morning Mr. Lose also found one of his
horses in the barnyard, with bridle on
and rein nicely tucked up, and the horse
covered with foam. The thief, no doubt,
after he accomplished the robbery,
bridled the horse and hastily rode a dis-
tance, then abandoned the animal to
find its own way home. The fellow, no
doubt, was one acquainted with Mr
Lose's affairs, and knew where he kept
the money.
Daring the present scarcity of water,
families in this town would do well to
draw a tab or two of water at night
when water is plentier, to have on hand
for use next day. This would aid great-
ly in lessening the demand upon the
pipes in day«time, and insure a more
{steady supply for drinking purposes
ring the day.
Ownersof hydrants should see that Minister 1
they do not leak and prevent all unnec- | night the gen
essary waste of water, If these precau-| dent is favoral
tions are used there will be found a suf | his pulse rose to 112 and his temperature | :
ficient supply of good water for all nee |: aa 3 rue 3 ho ad nis ¢ perytire are ig measure dus to the hopes built
€SSary purposes, surgeons expected. His pulse has now Po" , 16 usual product of 1880, Farmers
is vik : - Rev. G. W. Fortney, a brother of our fallen to 108, and the fever is subsiding. | "oP to see that remarkable yield dus
‘0 pat on airs, townsman, D. F. Fortney, Esq. met | The parotid swelling is steadily improv. | Plicated this season, and the present cer
—BRick FoR Sare—A fine lot of | with asad loss in the death of his little] ing and is slowly diminishing, The ap-| tainty that such expectations are not like
brick’s on hand and for sale, by Chas. F. | daughter Renie, which occurred on last] p
dattlors testamontar
Uriah Hlaok, late of
having been granted to the undersigned
all persons knowing themselves indebted
to suid estate are requ to make imme
diate settlement, and those having claims
ine. iiat the same to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
BAM'L G. SLACK,
W. A. BOAL,
Executor.
NOTICE.
By virtue and authority of the powers
and duties in me vested by the 11th sce
tion of net of Assembly of the 24th day of
May, 1871, all fish kets, ool wieres,
kiddies, brush orifascine nats, or anyother
permanently sel means to take fishin the
nature ofa seine which are known to be
wastefull and extrav t modes of flash.
ing, existing in any of the streams within
Centre County, are hereby declared
common nuisances and are ordered to be
dismantled by their owners or man 8
#0 as to rexder them no longer capable o
taking or injuring fish of the streams of
whatever kind : and all such fish baskets,
o¢l wieres, where thay now exist are nel
destroyed or dismantled within 1) Jaws
after the date ofthis notice, I shall process
to remove and dismantle the same as di-
rected by said 11th section of met 24th of
May, 1871.
JOHN SPANGLER;
Bellefonte, Pa., Aug. 14, 1881, Sheriff
ARM AT PRIVATE BALE. The
undersigned offers at private sale,
bis valuable farm east of tre Hill,
containing 76 ACRES LAND, all clear
except about three scree, which is wood-
land, Thereon erected a 3 ory log
®
outbuil A well
, never failing water at the house,
and a finestream of running water
the farm, and water in every field.
sa goed Orchard of fruit. About
20 mcres of the land is excellent meadow,
ORE IN THREE FIELDS of the farm,
The farm is under fences and cul.
tivation, and is the formerly owned
by Peter Wolf, on the forks of the road
leading from Potters Mills to Bpring
Mills, For further information inquire
on the premises or John Shannon at
Centre Hall,
daug dm PHILIP KEMP.
Manled
AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS!
JOHN B. GOUGH’S bess’ pew
SUNLIGHT xo SHADOW
« the best chance offered to ts Scenes are dryer
{rom the bright and shady si s of Ife, portrayed as culy
John B. Gough
1
can portray them. This grand work—momw for the five 4
' sheds the © ing” hock 1
boca. a shar fo ge ne Yr tind | J), ¥- POBRTXE
thousand is now in press. Its immense sale has bees
made entirely by active canvassers,
TS ———————
Air sey-ai-Law,
in old Conard building,
pares with of for quick and profitable returns. We are
starting more agents now than , and we be. 6. WwW. HOSTERMAN;
Hundred D* et
§ yo
Lieve the sale of this book will reach Our
this
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
A A ANANSI
WN. KURTZ...............Associate Editer,
tO
Centre Hall, Pa, Thre. Sept. 1
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A TxRMS. $2 per year, when paid in
a ivance ; $2.50 when not paid ww advance.
Advertisements 20cls per line for three ine
sertions, and beenis per line for every sub-
sequent inseriion. Advertisements by the
year atl a liberal discount, y
Subscribers ontside the county showld re.
rail wus 10 ofs, amount of one vear's posix
1ge, instead of Wels as formerly when paid
Sy themselves, :
Nubseribers can always fell how their ae
erunts stand at the Reporter office dy cone
fing the lables on their papers. If the
table reads “John Roe 1 jan "758" €! means
that John is indebted for subscription from
the 1st of January, 1878, and that ot is
{tme he was vaymg the printer
THESE DAYS
Every train brin
us
SOMETHING
NEW.
We have some specially nice things
to show you this week.
Whitmer & Co..
CENTRALSUPPLY DEPOT,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
— MS.
4
Iseptlig,
fact, by tho way, not at all extraordhs
and
good quality of the koum iss,
doctors and the standard medicines fail us Department of the ity,
often that we must not be too severe on are about a mile end & half south of the
the afllicted, who, in their despair, resort city limits, or six miles from the business
to quacks and outlandish deyices of the centre of the city, and there being no tel
barbarians, ul
The following account of the prepara- night it was difficult to get reliable infor.
tion of the koumiss by the Tartars is on mation until a late hour, The sky was
the authority of a memoir by Dr. Grieve, brightly illuminated by the flames and
in 1788, to the Royal Bociety of Edin many exaggerated rumors as to the extent
burgh, Take any quantity of mare's! of the fire gained currency, Atl o'clock
milk, dilute with a sixth of water, pour it's. m. it was learned that the fire was con
into a wooden vessel, and add as a ferment fined to Hateley's establishment, in whieh
about one eighth of very sour milk, or bet. 4,000,000 of meat were stored.
ter, of old koumiss ; cover the vessel with Hateley's loss is $150,000 on the stock and
a thick cloth and keep it ata moderate $100,000 on the building snd fixtures,
temperature. Afer standing twenty-four! Peter MeGeoeh, of Milwaukee and Chica-
hours, a thick coagulum rises to the top,|go, was the other principal loser, his stock
which must be well mixed in with a beat-|in store being valued at $600,000, Other
ing and a churning. Aer reposing for bring the total up te
another day, it is again stirred till it bes
comes quite homogeneous, and in this
state it forms the new koumiss, which has
a swoelish acescent taste. Koumiss, keeps
well, and like other beers and wines, with
proper care, improves with age in taste
and becomes more alcholic,
It Is often preserved and transported in
bottles made from horse skin ; a complete
bottle is made from the skin of the hind
quarter, the leg part forming the neck of
the bottle. We understand that it is the
practice of some of the tribes to prepare
koumiss in the skin bottles by simply fils
ling up the bottle with fresh milk as fast
as the koumiss is consumed. Ifthe rate of
using and filling up be properly regulats
ed, a pretty uniform product would be se-
cured, but of course it would be a sort of
“alf and 'alf."”
tis to be understood that mare's milk
is the basis of the genuine koumiss, and no
doubt genuine koumiss has & taste and
odor peculiar te and characteristic of
ast yoar appears to be a fuir estimate for
The erop of 1880, it not necessary dependent upon anyland alarms were sent out which broug
{
:
The regular to the scene a largo portion o
WV
i
Hinois with them
\ egraphic communication
altos
how.
as a corn-prodacing Slate,
In no section,
The vary.
gother harmonious,
ever, is a full crop expected
ing reporis appear to be due to the fact
that many sections were less severely vis
ited by drought than others. The acreage
reported is somewhat greater than that of
last year and the deficit of the entire crop
caused by drought is on this account dis
He is Interviewed by an Associated, counted to a considerable extent, The
Press Reporter. yield compared with last year Is in some
New York, August Dr. Hamilton! localities placed as low as 50 per cent. and
said to an Associated Press reporter this|the averag yield per scre at 20t0 25 bush
evening in answer to the question, | els, The crop in this State was also uns
“Whether he was reported Sorieetly 10 inracodentodty great, and the presumps
wwening paper to ¢ that he hs p pln
Hobe whbaber 0,47, Ua bo Bad 00 on, perhaps, Jsifed hat the rop
would recover?” “No, sir: I would not|?0t much below the average one.
In Missouri the drought was severe and
long and the prospects in that State are
that the crop will be cut down from one-
quarter to ope-half
The crop in Kansas appears likely to
fall considerably below the average of us-
ual years, In other States the drought
was more or less severely felt and the crop
{does not by any means promise to be =»
{full one as compared with years of great
iproduction. The only relief from a short.
age will be the fact that the highly profi.
{table erop of last year encouraged the
Le —At 10.30 to [farmers to put in an increased acreage.
eral condition of the presi. | t may not be far from the truth to say
Late in the afternoon [that thegloomy reports from some sections
friend Chas. BE, Hoy, who left the Loop
to find a Western home. He arrived safe
and sound and is very well pleased with
the country. A few days ago Mr, Lingle,
Hoy, Dolly and myself toek a ride in the
country ; we stopped with father David
Geiss and had the pleasure of strollin
through his beautiful orchard, which is
filled with fine, choice fruit, While there
we had the pleasure of mesting Mr, H,
Rishel and Miss Ida Wagner. From
there we drove to Henry BSelizer's, and
hind a nice little chat, and then home. All
were well pleased with the trip, having
seen one of the finest sections of country
inthe United States. It the flower
garden of the world. While in Pennasyl-
vania I thought it was not to be surpassed,
but I find I was mistaken, as I candidly
think this place far exceeds any part of
Pennsylvania I ever saw. A number of
persons think the state of Western society
is not such as to be commended. To
such 1 would say that we have our church-
as, ‘Sunday schools, prayer meeting, ete, OF
course quite a number of people do not
attend such mocking, but in that respect
the East is not far behind, either,
In conclusion I would say that I have
never regretted for one moment that 1
came (0 Ellwood, and think 1 will make
it my fulure home. M.T. Avire.
pounds
ow
HAMILTON IN NEW YORK.
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Ny
smaller losses will
$1,100,000
At 8 o'clock this morning » fire broke
out in the foundry ot McCormick's reaper
works here. The building was used for
repairing and was separated from the
main structure, which escaped material
damage. The loss is about $50,000, cover
ed by insurance on the whole establish
ment
say that of any patient, and much less of
the president in whose case it is peculi-
arly difficult to make a safe prognosis.
Ihe reporter misunderstood me. 1 bes
lieved he would get well, but that belief
15 not an absolute assurance, It iv simp-
ly by faith,
LOCAL ITE
BLAINE MORE HOPEFUL;
Ol ps w—
FOREST AND WATER COURSES,
The rapidity with which our forest are
disappearing, while scarcely an effort is
being made by either the general or the
Blate government to replace those that are
cul down, naturally excite the apprehens
sions of all who understand what import:
ant factors trees are in the economy of na.
ture. At a meeting in 8 Western eily
some time ago of gentlemen interested in
the lumber trade figures were adduced to
show that at the present rate of consump.
tion and destruction the forests of Minne-
sola, Michigan, Wisconsin will have given
out in less than a quarier of & century.
His Telegrams to Minister Lowell of
An Encouraging Nature.
For headache, sick headache. ake Pe-
rana.
u
Dinges!! Dinges!'!! for
August 29.—Secretary
the followin
—Dinses
Dinges!
I tin y
jd g telegram
} §
2s
cheap goods!
—For the best stock of leather go to}
Guggenheimer & Co. 20 ang St. |
:
Dinges has the best store in the|
county,
—(irenoble has his big summer hotel
on its pins now, and a part will soon be |
ready for the public. Spring Mills mean
Washington,
Haine sent
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onecsssem—— of —— —
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NOTHING SHORT OF UNM ISTAKA
BLE BENEFITS,
Conferred u tens of thousands of suffer.
ers could originate and maintain the repu-
tation which AYENS SAmsaPARILLA en-
oys. Itis a compound of the best v .
le alteratives, with the Iodides of Potas
slum and Iron, and is the most effectual of
sll remedies for scrofulous, mercurigl, or
HNO,
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OB BLAIR LINX,
dior Allegheny stress: "Bellelolas
igned)
ig Braixe,
FOR
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: Thousand Copies in the west foro months,
We want 1000 more agents at once, to
crand book to the thousands whe are wai
Remember the sale is only mow commencing.
is entirely new, and most of the territory is mow ¢
Agents, mow is your time to make money, and at
same time circulate o Bhoronghly first-class hook
clusive Territory and very Special Terms given. 8
our large chroulars containing full ) h
AD. Worrmseron 8 Co,
MING OFF
AT
WM. WOLE'S.
Centre Hall, Pa.,
In order to make
room for
A
GRAND—
FALL--STOCK ! II
CALL
£31
on
4
he 25th August, at Centre Hall,
W. E. Fisher, James
{Georges Valley, to Mary G
| Mills, Clinton county, Pa
DIED.
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by
Barger, of
harett, of Logan
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ev.
A TRAP ro}
The Lynchburg Virginian describesan| On the 2th ul
. . 3 ‘ » ro tad 3 Se Zit Us
ingenious trap devised by » Virginia plexy. Thomas
farmer to capture sheep~killing doge.| Woodward, in th
Having suffered severely from the dep]
redations of dogs upon his sheep-fold, he MARKETS
built around & number of sheep that dogs Philadelphia, August 29.—~Wheal, red
had killed an enclosure of rails twelve feel! $1 42; corn, 700; oats, white 65¢. Oattle—
high and about ten feet square at the La bic; sheep, prima, bie; hogs, 8k.
; ‘ | Chicago, ust 29 —-W at;
Ktound, the sides of the i sloping ia orn ae an Ta Wheat, $1.27
ward until an opening was jell aboul five . .
feet square. Any dog could easily climb . Spring Mills Market.
such & sloping fence and enter the pen,! & beat, $1.30
but n reyshound could jump out] A¥e -
ut not even & grey-hound could jump out! Carn, ears, por bu. 37 ¢.
Corn, shelled. 45c.
Oats, 40c.
Buckwheat, 60¢.
Barley, 00c¢
Cloverseed, 4.00 to 5 p0
Timothy seed, 2.00 to 235
Soluble bone phosphate, $28.00
Plaster ground per ton, $10.00
Flour, per bbl $4.00
Butter, 18e¢,
at Lewisburg, of apo
Harper, formerly of
¢ 78th year of his age.
ssl Hs mm—
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
$3 No other line runs Three Through Pas
Moines, Council ri Omabs,
Joseph, Al cka and
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Made in Excavating for
The Lackawanna Court House. oi Cha a I
ng Croan. Gorgeous i
ace Dining Cars.
! with Elegant High-Backed Rattan
volving Chairs for the exclusive use of first-
cinss passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, oom
bined with their G Through Car
ment, reakes thiz, above sil others, the fa
Route 10 the South, Bouth-Wes:, and the
ost.
Try it, and you will find traveling a luxury
instead of a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Oeicbreted Line
Jor sale at all offices in the United States and
nada.
All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Oar Accommodations, Time Tobien Ss.
#ill be cheerfully given, and will send to
iny address an clegant County Map of United
states, in colors, by appiyving to -
J. Q. Abr Ne cue Fastorn
« New York.
PEROEVAL LOWE
13. POTTER . Ges Mataner Chiraeart Chicas,
PENNSYLVANIA RR.
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division
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REXRY BROCKERHOFPF. J.D. SHUGER
President. Cashies
ENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO,
{Late Milliken, Hoover & Co.)
Receive Deposits,
And Allow Interest,
Discount Notes,
Buy and Sell
Government Securities, Gold &
Coupons.
10apB8LL
O. T. ALEXANDER.
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THE ENGLISH HARVEST.
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THE FATE THREATENING GUI-
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The RPurest and Best Medicine ever Made.
wm snes smn {J wenn. sents
Pp J IX AS bination of Hops, Buchu, Man=
FIRE AT PLANO, TEXAS. |B drak in Dandelion, with i Lie bost and
Galveston, August 27.—A News special ura tive properties of all other Bitters,
; : : i mare’ L i y ie -
; : ¥ rebension , of serious blood poisoning|ly to be realized blinds them to the fact] => milk. But as to the chemical con
Henniek, at Spring Mills, hey are | Sanday morning from congestion of the ! The question is one of of the highest im. F p ere
n | weatt er the crop may not fall mueh be tween mare's milk and that of other large blood disorders. Uniformly successful and
— Dried beef fro ye best slanghter | on Monday afternoon at the residence i Hl PY 8 : FP mammals, an r ki i i . 2a theme iscussi rth jens
} hr. Sef from Ry a. you'll of D. F. Fortney snd the remains of the A SPECIAL TRAIN READY {low an average $50 any Had of milk vil piv ofithe \ gies : fu at on b3 119 cicn oid Bons fiablate Pimp! ye" ti
a . . 3 ’ . TEI IT ! tific gathering that lately met in Cinecin . « Humors, imples, Eruptions
ARTHUR | TIN Ea ent | ' , A ; ie '
: a . | ARVEST OF THE WOR uine ; perhaps cow's milk will producel, | disorders rising fro
~The annual re union and picnic of | Mills for interment. Rev. Fortney and | (FARVESTOF THEW ORLD, Naa i 8 wii a Hi Pr hint : ; ' impurity of the blood. By its inviecntiog
10 Veteran Club of Centre county, will | family at present reside at Chatham vil- ceived by Vice President Arthur from! London, August 23, 1881.— The volume 8 WI SUTRAS Ge RERUING jpointed out that there isa close connec! affects it always relieves and often cures
as iv £3 Fra} ie ar Washing told only one tale i
Saturday, the 10th day of September. ante founty as SiGiF Sourow t's 7000Verv was al-| countries through out the world, brought |*h® abundance of horses 1 COmMPArison and that the disappearance of the great irre [Rlarities, Sad 1 A puint renswes of
Nothing like “Lindsey's Blood Search- hi ley . pa most abandoned. The Vice President|by M. Estienne annually, is now being| With available milk-giving animals . i :
: ts 23 inst. ak ! . : The reports of the wheat crops in | : ! leads to a decreased depth in ils rivers {and preserves the health, and imparts vig-
rheum, iaeB ete. 3 never fails, —“Harper’s Magazine” for September rgd agar Tetelved such of France are this year from over a large Sumpaisions a2 Agel, and thus is has come |The most remarkable illustration of this|or and energy. For forty years it bas been
—The officers of the Centre county . to y ” 118 Inends as called. olonel George] indie : . is year 800UlLhat the Tarters became experts in Eh X
p nz Dumder—an Sten OE {ss spent several hours at the Gener- (48 824 Indicate 8 batter Crop this year| nall streams are drying up. The Dan [21 Miiable medicine for the suffering sick,
x 2 der—a osy richly laden |g) {than las mail sl $ ying up. (anywhere.
4th, 5th and 6th days of October tor the a wid ; al} 1 wii sia is linve sumiss Tha apalant Rass
county fair with the treasures of Summerland. It] galled at night. Shortly before 10 p. m. | kood as in 1880 but itis fairly good. The! ivent koumiss. The ancient Scotch made 9
RLY alr, § Wi : rivers are all said to be much shallower] in Danian
& Co., of Bellefonte, are selling furniture Uontispisces Jou! page engraving of inder no circumstances start forthe Fed-|fair. On the whole the crops are not up|mAares wilk, which it is proper to allude now than formerly, and the scientific ex | MARRIED.
at least 10 per cent. cheaper than any- entitled “The Little Kings and Queens.” | Gen LAY, ast night. During the day to those of last year, but wheat is not much [40 bere. The basis of the Scotch drink was nich
- . " C . a 3 a 1 " slanting i s SOU d in so of 3 . CR *, %
The reading matter is of a very instruc | jotins fr zanhi i Tree planting is encouraged in some of) Benson Akers, Mr. Charles Albright, of
hh 5 J “= tietins from Washington. N wrivate] i iad im : 1 h 3 ; : .
—The water in the Susquehanna is spatches were sent to him ” For fare] will be very bad and none will be vary | buried in the ground, undisturbed, for alike States, but so weak and half hearted a | Penn Hall, to Miss Harriet E. Zerby, of
lower than it has been at any time this [year in advance. Address Harper &|.; ,
mer. : : Brothers, Franklin Square, New York. iness in the Pennsylvania Railroad de- scribed as follows :—~ Wheat is ten per A drink under the name of koumiss bas matter. For every tree cut down at loast|
at Columbia, Lancaster county, in con- ) it, in Jersey city, to convey Vice Presi-|{cent below the average and likely to re-| been on sale at some of the saloons of this| two should be planted.
sequence of this, tre county will hold their Sth annual | de h |
ie-nie { f Nittany Mq | summons of the Cabinet Cs \f ax | | R i Hawas MN ; |
ne ¢ pie-nie on the top of Nittany Mountain, summ us of the Cabine t Car No. 168, | or cent above the average and oats are Substantially as follows: To one quart of} YOGS
ware in Centre county can be found at on one of the side tracks, was pointed hol ilk add one tablespoonful of sugar and! Ande
Dinges’, : Let this be a grand gathering and greet- | out as the y i , 1 bel E ¢ ” pan ba dhl
ing of the citizens of Centre and adjoin- |! ght. In it was an official ready for|¥ear is one in which the farmers are Bot of : in P eur Sar; a
meets Tuesday, Sept. 13. The object of | IDE counties ; for the farmer, mechanic, | the click of the telegraph. [likely to recoup themselves for losses dur |Clently fermented, preserve in strong bot
the meeting is to set up some fellows to | Jaborer and all. C. 8, McCormick, Esq..| John P. Jones, of Nevada, who has be- ing the past five years. Wi '
r . " 1 and } ine whey, and innumerable punches,
. ‘a Rig “bi =~ 3 ia a irl Fy log! . gary the crops are good all around, | ‘ ' \
et under the head of the REPORTER. of Penn'a State Grange, and other dis«|and, I think stays at Arthur's house, Wheat and; barley are both above the ay.|And Tomsand-Jerries, which contain
“rg ee present and make addresses. Several| Grant looks remarkably alert and *T*&% :
Cos $5,000 worth of the celebrated bane il i : : tn olan etm arnt slink n related to koumiss. And there are those
REAL SIMA : ands will be present to furnish music. | knowing. and is also aro he Fifih slightly under the average. The reports . HEA 2 Ane,
Rochester clothing, in style and fits they Profil x owing, and is also around the Fifth|sightly under th : pe
Totti Lancaster. of Frakiin on are Sordially nyited =X Snlep of | offi e-seeking class, of course, is relent-|dium quality and much below the abund-|2t allow that milk can be improved for
chip otitis A este: i Sa n wa ENTRE LO, POMONA GRANGE. [ing very much toward Arthur, |ance of those of 1880. In the Turkish useful purpose by the addition of alcohol,
hip, Ches ounty, is 553 old, err ii moses
: . J Is in the county, kept by that goods { TROOPS UNDER ORDERS TO PRO- : : . ; :
first time. She had never before seen a Bor BB an Swe S000 TECT THE ASSASSIN "vest will bo medium. Rye is good andthe country that koumiss has been recom.
™ de natured fellow, E. Brown. We recently A + ASSASSIN, | . {mended in President Garfield's case. and
railroad train. {abundant. Barley is good as regards . ia os
d to that cough in | treated like a king. Just stop there once | ; : (quantity, but bad in quality.
3 iy RD : 3 8 of artillery from Balti | : i hi : : andiasiv has | forty~si ps, including fifteen ¢ ently!
time ; it may save you from years of suf- (and yon will always patronize Mrs. 3 artillery from Baltimore to Washs very much above the average. All the| bis use. Koumiss has accordingly become) ; ys Boge. i hat Bg Sheets or oy
: : a i ime i in u LARS { IGYEer Ded n Jel i
Bloodroot is a pleasant, safe and sure : : =o : was issued from the War Department | reports from Russia agree thatthe barley * aljectot extentiveinquuy, ‘od thus a hort god This. ser there bud Hoon]
An “tl —Rev. Rowe, missionary to India, | directing all thestaff officers of the army ie the best crop of the year, doubling that{OTikinated the present article. «Se. Amer. : :
— Matilda Furnace, near Mount Uni: | 11, and lecture in the Lutheran church |b ' i sheep killi ne, whose master]
Matilda ry ] , 8 t ! “0 | be ready atla moment's warning to re-| weight Rye is abundant. Wheat is! . > pe jrheepakiiling, save One, Whose mai
on, Huntingdon county, has been pur- |in the evening, upon the subject of the | n i spective o : wal Bo: ¥¢ | asuncant. Cat THE FORMATION OF ANTHRA- could no » ine f his guilt, The
¥, g, ug J port to their respective commands. Two god, Throughout Germany winter and} TIoR : {could not be convinced of his gu i
lace, by Mr. John Whitehead, who will 80 eare y devoti is li i i in it i : , ; :
dap at by ad, who wil 50 earenatly de voling his life. He will | been stationed at the jail, and it sevi- 4a {it caught him the frst night. Tallow, Ge.
perate it at once. g with bim many curiosities from | dently the intention of the authorities [the former yielding good and the Iatter| Discovery i 0
3 ' | h — ———
lv > , MIQTN FH RT Ham, 12¢
ta at Tha sd te . a y at RB ¥ Bg : : : : # | i LE } : SI O SEL : 4 arin
ber, is at hand, and it's pages, as usual, aud aA Rey Rowe bas to show, | tean from mob violence. The authori-| Barley is thin. None of the crops are of] KILLED FOR REF1 ING TO SELL BE
gre nit 3 : { i &r reat. } i { : . | ! }
ited with interesting matter. Ads ties think it would be a reflection UPOD ithe average. In the Prussian States the! i" Lots August 3 ack Hayes al Boo oF OO,
ap " : x Iwi | he excavation the Lackawanns! AUls; AURUS ry Joh ARR Als
CGelplia, spices and unadniterated groceries, go for the assassin, Guiteau, to be executed |, The Swiss wheat crop] 4 despors went Corrected weekly by 1. J. Grenoble
~The Brookville Jeffersonian gavs that | to Sechler’s for them, )y a mob. : ima A into the saloon of Ph
> Onti aud #8 TOleTestiag Shapie? 10 the IROL OF Gre fir fonds ot 11. coloch ab PUBLIC SALE.— Will be
. : . i’. . : ‘3 : i of it site. Sine ig. IL ae iar oundas, . i i ur 5 oy : '
Lad his leg amputated, has so far recoy- | two flouring mills at Millbeim, flatters | that indignation which demands prompt | barley are good in quality and quantity, | formation « al hrache RSs the dis morning. drank beer and walked out with #0ld at public sale in Potter twp. one
ered as to be able to ride ont occasions | himself that he will now beable to turn | ibfliction of punishment upon the assas-| but there is a small ares sown of the lat. [covery of the “dusky diamond’ the busy PRINS “ran i sper anc mi
DAY, OCTOBER 7, 188], at 2 p. m,, the
Cp a : snr: Nida ‘gr aad 1 i A | i : : th loo rai id called for more wal, ; { V -
3 =F or good, cheap furniture call at A. jill, in which» pnifier and regrinder EN aMSnt Squires hat th law ual ye Barley is good, rye and oats are fair, | velopment, sale and use than in facing 10 he itioon 4s R Ar yi alle ore valuable farm of J. B. Royer, dec’d con
. Brown & Co's, Bellefo \ 3 ely been placed. - es J i . ich regenc ue, | BG Auiier aeciireq : :
: & Los, Dellefonte, where you i) p All cereals the causes to which ils presence is due, ! 4.18 all clear, under good fences, and in the
it fu > : RE ¢ ave been issued simi {in Holland » onditi | ‘ vs | Dest state of cultivation, Thereon erected
fancy. pulpit for Rev. Fischer, next Sabbath epari ment aye be on jssged similar to| Tolland are in good condition, two or three theories, all of them plausi-|ent & ball through Muller's head, kil
—Daniel Rhoades end Wm. J, Thomp- | OTDiog, in the Georges valley church, | F908€ irom Lhe ar Department, that ports from the United States agree at) ) y a List t | him instantly. He then started across the bank barn good as new, buggy shed,
~ Wy ik e ne ING } cto Sot | in nuy. u + 3 . a A
: t to their respective o pe | 8 SHANE: ANC NON salinelory, Son country northward, but was pursued by wash-house and other necessary outbuild-
sgates to the republi tat rention Union charch. port to their respective commands. The jcerning its origin and the stages through Ris * y ’ ii
evi ¥ Can state convention. 3... as = . : marines at the barracks here and the! | whic} in § SWAT {mounted police and captured. : fui ’ \ th
Well, there will be two respectable fel- —A log dwelling, on the pike, oppos which it passed in its progress toward per Spring of never sling wae ong? I
” — ouse; also an orchard of choice fruit.
. 1 “ *d to be kept in readiness for service at Grea ‘redic 8 i
—You ean get boots and shoes at Stn atroyed by pe between 5 and A TOD a Soe It is evident that| t Low Predicted BY Renson of Bains i its duptha of the smite, Danesh Sayannab, Ga, August 29.—By the acres, more or less, near the mountain and
Dinges’ for lees than what yoa would geo »on ast Thursday morning. hundreds of feet of rock and earth, to find hurricane of Saturday night Mrs. Stokes about § mile from the farm.
b ep, Michael Harper who went to| from mob violence outside of that which! London, Au : :
for them bore they are all. Moaroe, Wisconsin, to visit his brother, | Guiteau is most concerned, have had an | leading article, says: With each day cite the delicate and perfect tracery of |gerald, engineer of the steamer H. P. chase money on confirmation of sale, ones
—Ur. Alexander, of this place, has ] : ¥
’ good health and expects to spend the : = h 4 { ware | YOArs with interest from confirmation ot
periment with as a_fertili w winter in Wisconsin I P tent, | weather has turned against us at the criti-|in the sunlight of the past centuries, It is|among the colored people was Very co i, be secured by bond and merigage
Jenm S 8 ‘ertiuzer. ve pre- ' {eal moment. The loss to the country from in prese
were . : nce of such a fact that the finite ims
dict that he will find it a success, and : : , de : y P ay it ready been reported. All the people at| CATHERINE ROYER,
we dare say it will be found equal to |5e€, go to Sechler’s grocery,~-this is po- iy x . : Shad Island were drowned. News of JNO, B. ROYER,
plaster, etry, lions. Itis impossible to gather in the|and the shortness of the average human
K " ) corn, and it will soon cease to be worth|life as compared with the simplest silent week,
remedy of merit with quack medicines. | the Methodist Sunday school, on the nows yout the Plot to
We have used Parker's Ginger Tonic |26th and 27th inst., was a success, Lynch Him dismal. For many of them a bad harvest storehouse. The tiny fern that was the
must mean absolute ruin. Farming is a sport of every idle wind that fanned the
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becomes less every hour | i . stitution, there is very little difference be.
B a : nl 3 ry our, that after all the discouragement of bad ’
made to stand either frost or fire. 1sep3t | brain. The funeral services took place . ria ti 1807 :
ervic pl a portance, and we are glad that it was one certain in its remedial efiscts, it produces
. rofuls,
: . duce koumiss closely resembling the gens
never do without it. little one were conveyed to Pine Grove i . dd ¥ r ’ a : Bkin Diseases and a!
\ York. A Tl Professor Thompson, of that city, :
ow WE, August 51h news re-| ;
is year be held at Spring Mills, on lage, N. Y. and were on a visit to rela- ot that of reports on the harvest of the different 1 be Tarters use mare's milk because of tion between forests and water courses, | Liver Complaints, Female Weakness and
hope of the Preside |
c y x i {imber tracts in a country invariably! y Ai a
> a ; A thy of many fri - tre Democr : es - i ps no equal, It tones up the system, restores
er” for all skin diseases, tetter, salt y of many friends.—Centre sat In his library during the whole of issued. Horses and Tariers have been constant |
: t | {
i : ) l 332 Aiemitah . PP : #1 {in extensive use, and is to-day the most
ind 3 is an unusually attractive and entertain- | pi fact is furnished by Palestine, where the
Agricultural Society have fixed upon the : is vans! : [the difficult art of making mares and then
8 house, and a few other gentlemen) This year's barley is not so testa stand 18.
the of | : ; ube, the Elbe, the Rhine, the Mississippi For BALE BY ALL DEALERS,
—We sre informed that A. J. Brown opens with two exquisit engravings ; the {the Vice President said that be would maize crop is erdinary. Oats and rye are fermented drink out of milk, but not
poems, and the other |. ty la hy ty planation is that which wo have given.| ,, g..ino Mille Aug. 23, by Rey. J
where else. eneral Arthur received the official bul-1yelow the average. None of the crops| Whey, which was prepared by keeping it : yries of
tive and entertaining kind. Terms, $4 a | 4; | surelton
| i : i ft : Hy gy ta i wna in 4 Wan,
M L hick 1d ghts past a special car has been in read- §00d. The crops in Grest Britain are de-| Gast a yoar way that really very little is done in the) i
summer. Many boats are high and dry ) !
—The Patrons of Husbandry of Cen- | px
18 S stocks of sass ‘ut Arthur to Washington city at thelglize 10,000,000 quarters, Barley is ten City, which is prepared from a receipt SHEED KILLING
—One of the largest stocks of glass- VOREELD hn
near Centre Hall, on Thursday, Sept. 15,
“special” that was waiting | Wenty per cent below the average.
—The republican county committee iast ni
{ clorm In Austria and | tes
be knocked down by the excellent tick- of Lock Haven, Victor E. Piolett, P. M.| come General Arthur's closest friend Hun
. . tinguished m PIS 0 ord il alled on Conkling to-day several times. | i fy ; y
—Just received at Guggenheimer & guished members of the order will be | called on Conkling to lay several times, Rye is very much and osts i8|Miik as an essential ingredient, also Jare
beat anything in the market. 26 aug 3t It 1s to be a basket pic-nic, to which all | Avenue Holel much of the time. That| from Italy agree that the crops are of me.| Constantly increasing in number, who do
J Lo 3 i * ; - -~ 5 ~ A i
! —Madis 1 5 ) $ . : i
visited West Chester on Monday for the | ge [adisonburg has one of the best ho |provinces on the Danube the wheat hars| A few days since the news flashed over
had occasion to put ug § p . : y : n inh : r cantared)
Young man, atten 2 to put up there and were Secretary Lincoln ordered four batter-! Oats are|tBat 8 supply of it had been forwarded for|of it. Inthree nights the farnier captured
2 IR » Atien v {
fering. Green's Syrup of Tar, Honey and | Brown's good table. gton immediately, and another order |
care. Seld by J. D. Murray. ha : on R . : . | iblic slaug ld us wl of}
: ] will be at Centre Hall, on Sunday, Sept. | now in the city on leave of absence to|of 1880 in quality, but not so plump and sean. |» public slaughter of all dogs suspected of}
chased, according to the News of that | great and interesting work, to which he | additional companies of troops have| oe sowinge are in marked contrast | {trap was built for his especial benefit, and
{EP } re 1 : C 1 .
. ¥ Nh . Wl Lard, Se.
—Godey's Lady's Book, for Septem-|beathen lands. To listen to his lecture | both civil and military, to protect Gui-| very defective crops. Oats are very good. |
. | F BEER. Bacon or side, fe
dress, Godey's Lady’s Book Co., Phila- --Remember this—if you want pure | this Government and upon the people}... are fair
@ i .
. } ln A it tribute | Dutch pr trade,
While all the officials in ey-| 1 Yery poor in quantity owing to drought, | county court house promises to contribute PuUicher by trade, a A. Auller, oppor a3 ALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
: day A s . : h ’ i . a ®; 3 n : » A. Muiier, oppo Y 4 * 4 4 A O i
Hon® Kennedy L. Blood, who recently —Philip Moyer, who superintends the | €T¥ branch of the Government share but in quality it is very fine. Vy “CATE
5 . ant in. Mile northwest of Potters Mills, on FRI-
ally. out No. 1, xxxx flour from the upper | 50, they feel that the dignity of the|ier, Belgian wheat is far below the aver-| World has been engaged more with its de~| Out paying for it. He afterwards went in
[All in Spal bad to serve him, (taining 63 acres. more or less. The land
il fi seth tr eri —Rev itterli 1A » enforce this, Orde Nayy| A! Crops in Spain are dad. | > 8 Iv
will find anything to suit your taste and tev. 1). J. Mitterling, will fill the ders from the Navy | All re- 8nd hence we have nothing better than | Whereupon Hayes drew a revelver an
' lingo two-story log and frame dwelling house,
gon, are chosen as representative dele-| 30d in the afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in the the officers on leave shall prepare to re-|(he yield will
ngs. There is a well near the barn and &
. ’ : , soldiers at the arsenal have been order-| : : ue 4
ws i . in SOW site Homes : Mr. Shear-| y " 3 fection. It m well give the workmen va y aA NT IN OIE . +
lows in that gathering, anyhow. nes’ mill, occupied by Mr, Shear 0 ay Rivet 0 THE HURRICANE IN GEORGIA. [Also a tract of wood-land, containing 4
the Lat ins,
the various reports that there are fears! eRe i
have to pay for leather for a pair. Go gust 20.—The Times, in a)in the heart of the! black wall of anthras and two children, and Richard Fitsz-| TERMS OF SALE. —Onethird of pur.
Ss. ) i jovi ~ ary : | : mn : hird in 3 FOAT, An balance in two
we : d John 8. Harper, is not enjoying very | effect upon the officers of the Govern-|there is less hope of a good harvest. The|the ferns whose fronds must have basked|Plant, were drowned. The loss of life ¥i one year, and the
iad s0me raw limestone ground to ex-
. . great, the names of fifteen having als! 1}. promises.
~—For the best coffee and tea, do you : 4 \ a
the late rains is to be reckoned by mil.{mind is oppressed with the length of ime
: further disasters are expected during the 1 sept td. Administrators,
r »
Itis a foolish mistake to confound a| —The festival at Pleasant Gap, held by What District Attorney Corkhill :
gathering. The situation of our farmers is|fact that lies locked away in nature's
with the happiest results for Dyspepsia —Dinges is offering a line of boots and
Cape May, August 26.—Colonel Cork.
and Debility, and know it to be a ster-
ling bealth restorative. Times.
shoes at less than cost of manufacture,
and guarantees them to be of the very
highly skilled enterprise, and if the pres.
face of earth in the forgotten cycles has from Plano says: “The city of Plano]
hill, United States district sitorney for the
ent race of farmers succumb and are driv-
made in the glistening anthracite a more
the greatest Blood Purifier, Liver
a tor, and Life and Health Restoring
" earth,
L. & T. RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE WESTWARD.
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we -
arrat Williamsport
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was discovered on fire this morning and |
now lies in ashes. In two hours £fy-one
buildings were destroyed, every business
house in the place being destroyed, with |§
the exception of a saloon and lumber. §
yard. The total loss iz about $100,000;
insurance, $20,000, |
CE i pent Is use Hop Bie
FOUR HORSE THIEVES KILLED, | ao them 'aY coe
St. Louis, August 20 —A dispatch from It may save your life. it hasalj* av ed hundreds.
Brocketts, Texas, says : While four horse| [| $500 «ill ba paid for a cag 1 Four fricns
thieves, belonging to an extensive gang! ll suforbut use and urge thom 04% Hop 8
along the Rio Grande, were being brought
to this place yesterday by officers, the!
best. Call and see. District of Columbia, who has been taking]
—The weather in the lower end of|® Yacation here, leaves immediately for
this valley has been drier than with us, | Washington, having received dispatches
and no where will there be a full crop | that the presidedt cannot possibly live,
of corn. All vegetation is suffering for | Oolonel Corkhill says he is fully aware of
want of min, . the existence of a secret organization in
mow Furniture store in Bellefonte— Washington city, whose purpose is, in the
A.J. Brown & Co. Farniture sold very event of President Garfleld’s death, to
an possibly long exist where Tlop
—The Peter Durst farm, about 14
od, 50 varied aud perfect are thelr
miles west of Centre Hall, on the Ear-
Jyetown road, was purchased last week,
by our prosperous friend, Lafayette Neff,
for $17,500—259 acres. About ten years
ago this farm was knocked off at public
aie, to Daniel Durst, for $27,000.
—A clover separaior, belonging to
Grove & Emerick, was destroyed by fire
along with a stack of straw, on last
Thursday morning about 2 o'clock, in
one of Odenkirk’s fields near the Fort.
No certainty how the fire originated—
perhaps set on fire. Loss $600, insured
in Granger Co.
The above parties have ordered a new
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FAST LINE leaves Philadalphia
arr at Williamsporg
“ Haven
EASTWARD,
PACIFIO EX lesves Lock Haven
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" at Harrisburg
. = Philadelphia
DAY EX. leaves Kane Ramses
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Williamsport
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ERIE MAIL leaves Erie
{en out of their business theres will be no lasting impression than the Cmsars and
others capable of succeeding them. | Napoleons have wrought upon their time.
ee Ms =emmrmt To trace the lessons of the coal messures
TWO MONTHS WITHOUT RAIN. is & task worth the highest intelligence,
Bardstown, Ky., August 28. —It is now|and we have no doubt a new and valuable
[nearly two months since rain has fallen in light will be shed upon the subject by the
this vicinity, and the effect of such a pros) formation to which we refor. Here in
cheap. break the jail and put an immediate end tracted drought on the corn and grass may|the court house excavation is Nf Mis
_ —Persons who want to make a good to the life of the assassin Goiteaa Their| 2 imagined. The farmers report that|greater depth is reached, the different
investment, read the adv.in RerortER, tees ia ity. 4 Ey | rain, even yet, would help the late corn, stages through which the vegetable mat.
of Mr. J. B. Royer, who offers the valua- | desire is to hang Guiteau by a slow pro | Water for domesti is b : . g
ble farm near the Red mill for sale. cess and, in the meantime, each member Giop OmOr: © purposes 1a becoming) ter passes in the process cf carbonization.
exceedingly scarce, and many farmers are| A¢ first there is the loose, spongy texture
of the scraw; a lower level shows it in
—On last Thursday the widow of |of theorganization is to be allowed to put| : :
Sam’l Smith, of near this place, while | a bullet in Guiteau's body, taking care r.ot compelled to drive their stock three or
{four miles to water. more compact shade, and so on down un-
driving near Lemont, was thrown from | to strike him in any vital part until the]
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Nos. 3 and 4 connest with Pacific Express east for
Harplsburg lalttmore, Washington, Potladelphia
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and New Yor
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Nos. 3 and 4 connect with Pacific
H Williams
Remember, Nop Nitters is no vila, drugped
drunken nostram, but the Purest
Medicine over made { the “ISYALIDS
and HOPE” sod po person Or fasuily
should be without thom, >
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FAST LINE les
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vos Williamsport
at H Atrtishurg
Buaw=gotauts
FECENUNENEPPEPRBEERA wen
at
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machine, and will soon be ready for op~
erations again.
—1. Guggenheimer & Co. have just
received and will open out for inspec-
tion on September 1st, one hundred
pieces of the best selection of carpets
ever seen in Centre county. Those in
need of carpets will please and eall at
their store and examine their stock, in
prices and style it beats anything in the
county. 26 ang 3t.
—Two belles had a fight on the veran-
da of a White Montains hotel, The canse
is a secret, but the encounter was public,
being in the presence of about fifty
guests. The girls scratched faces, pulled
hair, and tore clothesin a lively manner
for a few seconds, and were not parted
before both bore marks which lasted
several days. Both belong to wealthy
and reputable families.
—Every body that went to court this
week, made it a point to go to Sechler’s,
The consequence of which was that all
bought groceries, for they saw better
goods than kept elsewhere, and this
made things lively around the Bush
house, where Sechler’s famous grocery
is kept. Go and do likewise,
—@Give the new furniture store of A.
J. Brown & Co., Bellefonte, a trial, They
are selling cheap.
—Richmond, Va. has a water famine,
which bas caused much distress. At the
city spring such has been the throng of
people endeavoring to get water that a
policeman was stationed there in order
to prevent fighting, At other springs
and wells the rush has been equally as
great. Water, during the past three
days, has cost the citizens about five cts.
er bucket, and in some instances even
the buggy by the cappering of the horse, |,
and was severely stunned.
— Louis Eisele, of Coburn, formerly of
near Centre Hall, moved to Philadel-
phia, this week, where he intends work-
ing in an electric light establishment.
—Thomas Harper, an old residenter of
Wobdward, was buried on Monday.
: The first law of nature is self-prererva-
tion; but to do it she needs Peruna.
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MADISONBURG ITEMS,
Ira E.Shafer, of this place, lost his
pocket book, containing a handsome
amount of cash, and valuable papers,
whilst on his way to Lock Haven, on
Monday, the 22, but fortunately an hon~
est man was the first to follow, who
found it and promptly banded it over to
the owner the same day.
Mr. Dolph P. Shoop, of Lewistown,
was a visitor in Madisonburg two or
three days last week, the guest and inti-
mate friend of I. E. Shaffer, Dolph isa
jolly fellow and seems to enjoy the com-
pany of some of the young ladies even
if he “connet deuche spreche.”
Mr. Henry Smeltzer, a pleasant and
geniel young man, of Dakota, Ill, is vis-
iting relatives and friends in this place
and vicinity,
J. 8. Hasel is having a handsome
dwelling erected on his lot opposite Mr.
Andrew Shaffer's residence. Mires,
KC) mere oer
TEN PERSONS POISONED.
Galveston, Tex., August 27.—A special
tothe News from Dallas says :
til it becomes black, close and sticky
ast possible moment. The colonel says he|
IOWA VISITED BY RAIN,
Dolairs and all of the thieves killed,
has good reasons for the belief that the
guards of the jail, who are all of them ex |
Union soldiers, know of this secret organ
ization ard are in sympathy with it, He
says that it has been with the utmost diffi«
culty that the warden of the jail has pre
vented those guards long before this from
finding some excuse to kill Guiteau, This
explains the encounter between a guard
and Guiteau, which took place in the lat-
ter's cell recently. QGuiteau knows the
guards want te kill him, and for that rea~
son he has suffered great mental anguish
since the first relapse of the president. He
is 80 nervous that he gets little or no sleep.
The colonel says that whils he believes
that no torture too great can be visited on
Guiteau, he must sce that the law is obey-
ed, which protects Guiteau and secures
for him a fair trial before a jury of his
countrymen, He says it would never do
to go to the world that in the capital of
the nation the'officers of the law were un-
able to enforce its mandates and were at
the mercy of a mob. All that will be nec
essary to secure the jail from the interfer.
ence of a mob will bea battery of artillery.
There are now three batteries of United
States artillery stationed at the arsenal in
Washington and about 250 marines at the
navy yard.
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ISIT POSSIBLE
that a remedy made of such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Bitters do?
Davenport, Iowa, August 26.-One of
the heaviest thunder storms that ever
visited this section set in this morning,
accompanied by copious rain. This is
the first rain in nine weeks, It is fear-
ed that it is too late to be of much good
to the corn, vegetables and late fruit.
tt CY rin
THE DROUGHT IN KENTUCKY,
Bordestown, Ky., Aug. 24.—It is nearly
two months since rain fell in this vicinity.
many farmers aro compelled to drive their
stock three or four miles to water.
sm tit
FIRE AT MILTON.
Milton, Pa. August 28, 6 p. m.—At
noon to-day a small lad discovered fire
issuing from the saw mill of Murray,
Dougal & Co.'s car shops, which, with
considerable lumber was totally destroy-
ed. The flames burnt fiercely and but
for the strenuous efforts of the firemen
connected with “Miltonian” steam fire
engine, a large conflagration would have
occurred. The asphaltum roof covering
the boiler works of the car shops were
on fire, but were extinguished. The
plaining mill of D, Clinger was in great
danger, but was saved. RO $7,000 ; in-
surance, two-thirds. This fire started
about 80 rods west of where the big fire
of 1880 started.
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IF YOU ARE SICK, READ
the Kidney- Wort adyertisement in anoth-
er column, and it will explain to you the
rational method of getting well. Kidney~
Wort will save you more doctor bills than
any other medicine known. Acting with
specific energy on the kidneys and liver,
ple have to go more than a mile to get
even a bucketfal.
We thought Centre Hall had a water
famine when water was out a day, but
we are blessed compared with what the
peers of Richmond and other localities
ay
by eating cooked peaches containing ar
senic. Medical assistance was summoned
of the recovery of any of the persons poi
goned,
e fo suffer,
~
5
it cures the worst diseases caused by their
derangement, Uso itatonce, In dry and
liquid form. Either is equally efficient,
the liquid is the easiest, but the dry is the
J most economical. ~ futerion,
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
Lawyer and Editor, all testify to haye
been cured by them, we must believe and
doubt no longer. See other column.
Post,
By exposure a piece of this yielding stuff
becomes brittle and shines like anthracite.
There can be no doubt that it is coal in an
undeveloped state. It furnishes an ex.
ceedingly interesting study for the geolo-
gist. Mr, Harrison Wright, the schols
arly secretary of the Wyoming Historical
Society, was an enthusiastic visitor to the
scene yesterday, and carried away valus
able specimens, which he will aye sub.
mitted to scientific test. We have no
doubt the result will repay for the trouble
taken in giving fuller information cons
cerning the great product of the anthra-
cite coal fields of Pennsylvania,
wivemase— -
A WOUND SIMILAR TO THE
PRESIDENTS.
Now York. August 28, Martin Cun.
ningham, aged 22, the man who was shot
in theabdomen at Washington Park two
weeks ago, and whose wound was in
the samo place and of the same character
as that from which the President is suffer.
ing, died to-day at 0633 East Twelfth
street. The man who shot him, Thomas
McLean, is yet at large. An autopsy,
which under existing circumstances may
be of more than ordinary interest, will be
made to determine the course taken by
the bullet.
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MORE{ABOUT THE INDIANS.
San Francisco, August 23,—A dispatch
from Tucson, Arizona, says: The Sher
iff has just arrived from Denver and re.
ports that not less than twentysfive sets
tlers have been killed fifteen miles north
of Nutt station within the past few days
by Mescalero and Apache Indians who
are now moving south towards Chepiqua.
amass asec} ammo sms
WHAT THE RAILROADS WILL
LORE.
New York, August 27. —It is estimated |
that at the end of the three months the
warring railroads will have lost $3,250,
000 in consequence of lower rates,
sen}
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS. |
SreciaL INDUoEMENTS are offered you|
by the Burrixarox Rourke. It will pay
you to read their advertisement to be found
elsewhere in this issne. 26 may Tm
we—)
The largest existing pyramid rests on
American soil. The Pyramid of Pueblo,
in Mexico, is larger than the great Pyra-
mid of Cheops, in Egypt. The latter on
ly covers fourteen acres, while the Mexi-
can one covers forty-four acres of ground,
and was originally 600 feet high, Itis
made of sun-dried brick, and is supposed
to have been built 7000 years ago.
Mrs. Fploy, living near Washington,
was fatally bitten a few days since bya
rattlesnake, A few hours prier to her
death a child was born to her, and it is
said to be so impregnated with poison that
it will die.
Your duty is to keep from getting
sick, if you can, With Peruna you can.
Bt. Louis, August 27,—A. despatch from
Plano, Texas, says a firo last night des
stroyed all the business portion of that
place. No idea of the loss is given,
The Hon. Samuel Calvin recently sold
the timber ight on a tract ofland in
solute and
wes of opi
port,
“ ladelphia
"Erie Mail ard Fast Line West and Pacifio
Nos. 7 and § connect with Fast Line west for wil.
igmaport and Lock Haven.
0.8% also connects with Hrie Mall east for Harris
urg, Baltimore, washington, Philadelphia and
New York,
THE BEST
LEAST
CLOTHING
MONEY.
OAK
White township, Cambria county, for
$45,000. He bought'the land and frees
game years ago for §1,000,
One hundred soldiers and fifteen Indian
seouts gre close in pursuit,
1
HALL,
ton,
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West and Fast
Line ‘West make close connection st Williamsport
witaN. C. RW, trains n
Niagara Express West and Day Express Eostinake
close connection at Lock Haven w
trains,
irie il East and West connect at Erie with
Bete Ma I Sa E.R Ria Gor with B, Pe &
.V.R. R.: at Emporium with B. N.Y.& 2 RR;
and at Driftw Ww! 2» Ya a
tilran between Philadelphia and wil.
patiar sera ¥ Ex, West, and Day Fx. East,
Hats 1 re on 0 night trains,
a
M ns . B General Suprintendent.
ALBWIN,
THROW
Jas. Harris & Co.
ARE SELLING VERY LOW
REAPER SECTIONS and
And all kinds of Farming Tools,
RAKES, FORKS,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS,
ROPE BLOCKS,
As well as all kinds of HARD:
WARE, to meet all demands in
this line,
JAS. HARRIS Ls CO.
llefonte.
CENTRE HALL,
faddlos, Harness, Bridles, Collars, Whips
Flynets, and also keeps on hand Cottos
Nets, ete. Prices low as any where else
All'kinds of repairing done. best
always kepion hand. All