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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
INNS
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Centre Hall, Pa, Th're, Oct. 1 1
2 TRRMS. $2 per year, when paid in
sivance ; $2.60 whra not paid wm advance.
Advertisements cis per line for three ine
pertions, and Deenis per line for every suds
sequent insertion. Advertisements dy the
vear atl a liberal discount,
Subscribers outside the county should re
wil ws 10 ofs, amount of one year's posi
nge, instead of els as formerly when paid
by themselves. :
Subseribers can always tell how their aes
unis stand at the Reporter office dy con
sulting the lables on their papers. If the
table reads “John Roo 1 jan "78" «f means
that John is indebted for subseripiion from
the 1st of January, 1875, and that +f sa
(ume he was vaying he printer
First in the Field
idle ever twenty-three years the Mill
Hall furnace was started on Monday af
ternoon lat. A large assemblage wit:
nessed the operation,
filling the furnace with wood, coke, iron
ore, limestone, &e,, had been finished,
the manager, Capt, Austin Curtin, pour.
od some kerosene in the opening that
carries the melted iron from the farnace,
and then the fuel was ready for the
match,
The ores to be used are from MeVey-
town, Loveville, Agricultural college and
Bellefonte, the coke is from Snow Shoe,
and the limestone from Cedar Springs,
and good iron is predicted.
Rev. Fisher will preach in the Uns
ion thurch on next Sabbath morning and
at Georges valley in the afternoon, same
day.
~ They are bound that none shall get
ahead. Doll & Mingle are; thus far yet,
they have distanced all competition for
the best assottment and lowest prices in
boots and shoes,
~Rev. &! G. Shannon, of Selinsgrove,
formerly of this town, is in this neigh«
borbood at present, in behalf of the
Missionary Fastitute, at the former
INTEENATIONAL LESSONS.
OCTOBER 16. —~THE BURNT. OF-
FERING,
GOLDEN TrxT 1-~"S0 Christ was once of
fered to bear the sins of many." Heb
IX, 38
Lav, 1, 1-14
Verses 1.0. The Lord called unto Moses
~at he had done before on a memorable
oconsion (Ex. iil. 4) But now, instead of
from the wayside bush, it was from the
costly and besutiful “dwelling piace” in
which Jehovah had promised to manifest
himself to his people. Speak wnfo fhe
children of it was something, not
for the priests alone, but for all the peo.
ple, since the command refers to a sacrifice
which any one might present of his own
accord { any man af 1 b i
ing as it is taken fur granted will be
done, The offering sacrifices in the
worship of God began but a short time al
ter the fall (Gen, iv. 4) The patriarchs,
from Noah to larael, constantly resorted
to them, not only as an expression of grat.
tude, but as an accompaniment, accepia
ble to Jehovah, of heir supplications
Probably they were intermitted by the Is.
raelites during the sojourn in Egypl as
seams to bo implied in Moses’ request to
Pharsoh (Ex. iil. 18 v, 1.) But now, in
}
(svael
i YOu ring an offers
of
building at a cost of $40,000, the same
your, the former wholly by Mr, Noble, |
fand the lattor by his inspiration, |
In 1867, in company with Mossrs, Mos
{Cartor, Brown and Shannon, erected |
{the Hirst elevator at our harbor, which was
{the inception of the immense grain trade
{which now centres here, Ha is the owner :
lof onesthird of the blast furnace, erected is now being h
Hin 18300, at a total cost of over $100,000 and
{was a loading stockholder in the rolling
fmill up to the time of ita nancial disass|
he
ter. He was also an original stockholder
of the Burdett Organ Factory, of the Dime
Savings Bank snd Second National Bank,
of the wood pulp mill, and of Jseveral In evi
minor enterprises which are unnecessary
{0 name,
During the last year
{machinery ofthe Whitney Sewing Ma-|
ohine company of Patterson, N. J , which
he purchased the
Of the newest, choicest and
has been removed to our city, and recent
ly put into operation, with the expectation |
. i
of doing a prosperous business and giving
employment to a large force of mechan+ . . ’
y ’ | For the coming Fall and Winter
ics
Altogether the various institutions with |
eld daily by
|
Iv,
ILACKSMITH
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"Oy 1
PATING OV]
We would especia
— STOVES.
attention to our
'NOKS & RANGES,
gest in Heating Stoves the
would eall
moat fashionable things in
DRY GOODS,
sepa. v
this apply to
¥
with a full line of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selectrd for our Trade in the
Markets,
CALL EARLY
for
BEST BARGAINS
WHITMER & CO
Spring Mill
place. His work is to raise an endow-
ment fand for a second professorship,
for which he has been traveling nearly
a vear now with encouraging success in
his labors,
—At Brown's new Bellefonte furnitare
rooms they permit nobody to andersell
them. They always offer the greatest
bargaing,
Brachbills are manufacturing and
receiving goods every day; you can al
ways find what you want at 10 per cent.
less than at any other place in the coun~
ty.
—Centre Hall has another steam en-
gine added, Mr. Ezra Krambine having
purchased an engine for his furniture
manufactory, Hope he'll have plenty
of work for it.
~What all want, is bargains, The
place for bargains is at Dingea' cheap
connection with the more formal and set.
tled Tabernacle service, full directions ure
given for the observance of the various
forms of offerings, and their significance
is more clearly defined. Our Lesson has
to do with the veluntary burnt-offering,
the ground thought of which would seem] =
to have heen the complete surrender of | V*
self, body and to ‘reator and
Ruler ot all f your © of the
herd, sud of the A
which Mr. Noble is connected furnishes]
work to between four and five hundred
men, and bread to fully two thousand!
}
paopie,
Silke, Velvets and Plushes, Ladies’ Ready Made Garments,
Novelties in Dress Textures, Misses’ and Children’s Buits,
ls,
|
When the enlargement of the canal was
der discussion, Mr. Noble was one of a
3 Plain Dress Goo
Great
CLOTH
WE DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE
THAT WE ARE OFFERING
party organised to purchase it and cons
ltinue it in operation with an increased cas
Hoek must be SOME |ngeity. In this they were thwarted by the
thing of value to the one who presented | " 3 sal } : at. and
0 3 ; He 80 mp é A :
the offering; not & wild ereature of the|Unoxpected sa ¢ of the improvement, AR!
field or wood, but a usaful domestic ani {but for that it would be open to-day and
wal, Such an offering, also, being more affording the means of support to hums
asily obtaina ong an agricult ]
easily obtainad among an agricul ural POO~ 11 ads of aur citisens. He has boon
ple, there would be no reasonable excuse] : .
for neglecting to make it. God asks his the earnest advocate of a railroad to the oll
children to devote to hia service what they [and coal regions, has twise subscribed lib
have, not what they have not. A male gpglly towards building one, and has not
wilAoul dlemish-—a perfect gift was requir 1 in
. \ R i {yet abandened the hope of an ultimate ins
ed 1n every case. A diseased, deformed
grippled, useless animal would not an- {dependent connection by rail with the rich
A g t the highest prices for sw o An offering to the Lord must be of markets of the interior, Had Mr. Noble
store; farmers go @ hig C Ol lthe best, A¢fhed at the entrance tei. opm {
F ; eR n allowed sarry out his plans for
all kinds of produce there, tha court of the Tabernacle. And Ae sAali He ph is . 3, © p } slot
Mr. J. R. M'Clellan threshed with jou? wd —in token that the beast jy} 6B YING thetrade of irie, our pc pulation
his Canton thresher, the crop of J. Hen- slain in his stead, I hough the burnt-of-| would be double and our imporiance as a
ry Keller, in four days, consisting of | '8IINK Was generally preceded by & 8in~| busine s cantre would be increased three-
wheat, rye and barley—2314 bushels offering, there was still, in the act of lay-|
¥ his - Sa # hn 23 3 1 MW } 3 i i i : » NP Ta Oy AT ¥ 5™ 0% ¥ RY Fy ¥ Fg ¥
In one day 658 bushels of wheat were | °K the hand upon the head of tha AblmalL| “uy oiper citizen of Erie has done PRINTS. MUSLINS, SBHEETINGS, WOOL AND CANTON
. f iti AM ~ | a recognition of man's unworthiness in| IAL other ciliagh 0 HR 8 hap Muh FLANNELS. BLANKETS. QUILTS, &e
threshed ds geod NE) SH bl Rh God's sight on account of sin, and the need {more in proportion to his means for is AAA AY SiN {a “35 4452 OA
: Nac 3 pDiyY. of 1 ivanass a d for § pgs i 1 8! 1 o
wer ; py aaa, and LB arin olaering. Os ¥ \ ¢ ' 2
Dx ey 8 I a et ook ae Ba : | Would it not be the depth of ingratitude
Doll & Mingle pe th 8 t
cording to the law. An atonement—recon g Seal } Rani \
3 . } : Yall RY: or the business men, the mechanics, the
goods, groceries, queensware, boots, hoots and shoes in Bellefonte, and rens
THIS SEASON TOCK
WJ WRIA Ae A STOCK OF
Our preparations for the Fall andWinter (rade are on so vast al
cilistion to God throug i
p ARC y x
shoes, clothing and fancy goods. Look der all customers the best satisfaction.
MENS
| a BAX 4
; : / mm (YY
/ h the sccepted of. | he scale that no written desription can do them justice but a personal visit is J
tartans i he sh Redd ock—this| property owners of the city to refuse him abeolutely NECESSATY for a proper appre intion : i . v 3
was dona db J \ + ICCIANILA,
out for it. —(Call and see the handsome chamber
~There will be a special examination spits at Brown's new furniture rooms, on
i
i
side of the } ioe umal Bimytll a 359 801 thelr votes for any posifion to which be ) ANY (C1
i ITALO! r he priests . .} ; ; J
! sprinkle, &o.— ight be nominated ? In the case of such i ) N
of teachers, by Sup’t Wolf, at Bellefonte, | Bishop street, Bellefonte. The HGnest
Sr” “win dh ' s i 3 i a - 2
Tuesday, Oct, 18, 1881, to begin punctu- | lot in this part the state. Ce { TATCNY
i 1 F é 3 «i \
surrounded tha fire, and then ran off by a! ( , A
channel in ona corner. See Lev. xvii. 11; ViCes, -
howar of rai valley, combined with another great re-
pis ROE Tn, . _ jduction of prices for cash or produce. { upon the alter all point significantly to]
—Dinges thinks he must enlarge his Christ, the great atoning sacrifice, siain|wells, the iron work of which was entirely |
{10;: Eph. v. 2 {teously to our churches and charitable nf
|
{
Thes Lg \ sm h night
tracted services inthe M. E. Church of] : : : ni These facts and many more thal might
) : i : rae | Sttending the sacrifice, as in that of whe be added show thel —
are regoired this place, on next Friday eveniag, Uct. |
quired,
—Mr. 8 H. Goodhart, of Hublersburg, { r Court ENG r YETNT 3
ving real estate| } in &
egg township,| i he RO Ll 5 .
ETC... ETC
4 Jen A £
| KE, 84% "FRANCison
soul the Fancy Black Fabries, Underwear, : RoR lous City.
1ifle, even rritor
Cloths and Cloakings, and ;
be kiris,
Hosiery and Underware, Infants’ Underwear,
Goods, Men's Furpishi
‘ '
Livi 3 Iw
ing Cxoods,
La
also Linen
Kid and Fabrice Gl Ribb 8,
}V OE,
~ LOCAL ITEMS.
We have, besides, the largest stock we have ever shown in
STAPLE GOODS,
Buch as
—About $1000 were realized at the
Centre Co, fair, for admissions.
—People are satisfled that there ie
row no better place in this county for
cheap, elegant and sabstantial farnitare,
than Brown's, on Bishop Street, Belle-
fonte.
--Save money and get good reliable
furniture at the same time by buying
from Brachbiil’'s, Bellefonte.
—An extra train of cars will be run
when Dipges gets his new stock of dry
Ais Aand
CHICAGO & COUN
ullman Si
fol
all the bull
J BLAJR MES:
w,
Ofien on Alston rote
1
F. FORTNEY, le
Jor Law
ing. Beliefeaty
In old Conard
we had a welcome
: —~We had a sharp frost on Tuesday
great that he needs more room for his d P )
> : morning.
goods and customers. Bargains all the ng .
time at Dinges’ —~Double width Brocade Dressgoods
te sadld yi : 24 ets. at Lyon & Co.
—An intelligent and reliable old em 124 cts. at Lyon & Co
at
07
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the throat was cut with a knife, and thes man, party and creed should be forgot. |
For constipation and piles {ake Mana- tion in this section as soon as Dinges
2 | Mr. Noble is extensively engaged inthe
bullock, thesprink! i
Read the Gorpex Tx nd the chapter] the 33 |
d the GoLpeN TEXT, and the chapter|, generous contributor to the city library, | | ne
, . i y
PHILADELPHIA, nnn 3 |S
! i ,
te ated ba Eialep b va + Foi. | flocks—In this case the same strictness was :
Company stated to a Patriot reporter, | his visit to Folton county, on last Fri- |. Case the same striotness was( ary good object.
blood was caught in a bowl and poured ten, and the whole community should be NR \ WW 1} 3 ) { | i ) 1 PTY
; . 1 Y 1
STR RIDGE & CLOTHIER.
lin. gets his new goods, which he promises
nkling of the blood, thel,i) wusiness in the Bradford region, being
from which it is taken. A sweet savor un
It bserved in selectir \ i TRF - wv " '
that to carry on the vast trafic of the day. He Je obearyad jo selactjog the aoimal 3 G EN I'S FU RN ISH i NG GOODS,
upon the alter in such a manner that it : :
f x . 3 {eager to show that they appreciate his ser
On Sanday shall exceed any thing of the like in this
: ne) entire consumption of the animal by fire] | a : EL dA Y “YATE TEN XENI
; : the owner of more than thirty producing! f% KE UR Al ; 2 1Y ’ YY 4 a
to the Lord—see Gen. viii. 21; 2 Cor. ii {when it was established, has given bouns
axpects to commence pro-| had
1 i i 1 45.682 ope mT P present to Jehovah, and in the ceremonial
road 1.071 locomotives and 40,055 Cars reer
f B () nn AN'S COURT SALE. —By anj
Deiat Rim a Sonne nd
’ : order issued DY Orphan's Cour
ae of Usntre ¢
———————————— A —————————
nature
debted
of a similar
Erie is
claims
in Aver, ¢
3 : a | y ag § il
bullock. burnt sacrifice am V. Emery, of nie 1} b
: . inty, t
and hy ¥
th
shall bring the blood, and -
ally at 9a. m. —There will ve a tremendous sensa-
Heb. ix. 22; 1 Pet. i. 2 The slaying of the]
2 : Wait for his new stock. RK &.
store, the rush for his cheap goods is so once for all on Calvary (Hed. ix. 10.) purchased of Erie manufacturers, He was |
yr + 3 on Favs nb af thal . - . .
plove of the Pennsylvania Railroad —Rev. J. Benson Akers returned from | Verses 10-14. —J7 Ais offering be of the|gtitutions, and his purse always open to
| bullock. This less costly offer ras per |
y . + 3 i iH S 118 3s sliy oflering was per wr, | ‘ 11
14th, Communion services on next ’ to Mr! — General James A. Be
called with the Reporter the other day.
{extent to which
mitted to those who ware unable to pros axiant to which
he has upon the fonte, Will
He reports a} undant in Nittany Lr
i
Sanday at 2.50 p. m. | vide a If the sa I Noble, and the y
—Robt. Lee, an old and well! known de of J 8 offering of the poorest support of our people of all parties." | port, and Samuel Bo henbaogh, sup
valley, and cheap. itizen of Centre Hill, died last Sunday | the frooww a aTe excloded om musing Li gout of re nail works at (
~ Mr. Shultz, on Hoffer's farm, near] PIED: of consumption, | count of ty. The t t could ‘ nds ab GIs
this town, obtained about five tons of to-
bac from ten acres of ground.
HES §
- - -
iB i : } Be PROBABLE MURDER AT parin
. - 3 poverty. be bhumbliest could) OCK 'N sommence at once the erect
—Mr. John Swab, of Erie, Pa., son of |; ring & pair of turtle doves or two young| LOCK HAVEN, Sot \ van ork at Be Heian
v - * » i - oy 3 4 * + i 5 - «4 ne
Com. Swab, is home on his ann. | ,igeons. That was the simple offering the) Lock Haven, Oct, 9.—A mystelriou . :
al visit, and’stopped in to see the Rerors | -Shoes the very
:
Mr. Swab t A t Eri Tes y Paretts of Jgess Dr the! death occurred here at 10 30 o'clock last the very bust LA
4 rer. Mr. Swab has been at Erie some | Teunne (Lev. xil. § Luke il 24) ere~| i Fin is th sul y Dest.
Il the cozy homes comes from ih of Re og seems to like the hy of the chapter tell how | RI&BS Jonas Zindle is the proprietor oli Ladies “and Childrens, Laci
18, headquarters for cheap and el- lake city. this offering was to be made. And now the Farmers’ hotel Church
nt fornitare, : —Ba a Boots from $1.00 and up let this lesson of the burt. offering speak !Samuel Blair, who was under the ir flu Lumberman’s
~$100 Rxwarp: For any person or Code Birtas Bul A UP. plainly to the scholars of Jesus, whose nag of liquor, bad been quarreling in the and buckle aren
ave : a > tha Undershirts and Drawers, an immensa | b1,,4 has obtained eternal redemption for :
persons in the county that can show |. ~o 11 Linde and colors, at Lyon & a oc ol edempt
one-half the stock of furniture as is al | 0% 012. Rinds and co ors, at Lyon it | all who believe on his name.
ways on hand at Brachbills, Bellefonte. a
—At S M.Swartz's store, 10 per cent. | —We are obliged to strike from our
will be allowed to spot cash buyers. He | '!St such names as are in arrears several
also has a lot of goods at cost, and some | Vears, as we pay cash each month for all
for considerably less than cost, especial- | ¥@ send out, and can not get along with-
ly a stock of clothing which be will sell ut pay.
at bargain prices. The best inducements
for low goods are now offered at Swartz's
—A ball came from the body of John
McPherson, of Lewisburg, the other day.
He has carried it ever since the war,
constantly disabling him, and at times
causing great distress. The ball was a
minnie, elongated and curved in a cres-
cent form.
— Anything in the line of dry goods,
groceries, notions, queensware, fancy ar-
ticles, etc., always on hand at Dinges’,
boss store, and at prices low as Belle-
fonte or Lewistown. He receives new
goods every week, and thus manages to
keep up with the styles.
—Qur old friend John Hinebach, of
the Loop, shot a bald eagle, the other
day, measuring 5 feet 6 inches, from tip
to tip. The eagle was distant about 60
yards, Mr, Hinebach is now 81 years
old, yet eagles should know better than
to get too close to him,
Chie apest al ! 5S -
immense { (8% = ALL POINTS
on streel. | shoes.
The 0 sions, hs = that we are confident will merit your
closet attention. Our stock em-
braces the
Pp, DEW
HAINES,
and ar
: : ‘ I "
{barroom and Zindle walked him outside. | The best quality
| Instantly there was a heavy thud heard on|Kip Dress Boots, ever) Ht
, . 'a wi antee There was never a bet!
. . the pavement. Zindle's wife ran out and poy : es ne C it TNA ra i
v ra . awa i ‘ \ i 1 in Centre LO, 41 L.Y0O & )
VARIOUS CAUSKES-. found her husband lying on the street.) :
1
Advancing years, care, sickness, disap | Blair was on his hands and knees, but got the insurance fellows
= : nh i 8 1 3 210 ha
pointments, and hereditary Bredispasition up and ran off. Mrs Zindle called for! lioy on-one is old grand Jeth
—all operate to turn the hair gray, and : 1a) ra A A OM ID it
: cat : h \ v in found that Zindle +e other ol doe Pears:
gither of them inclines il to shed premas {belp, and it was the ; fou 3 and the other « id Judge Pearso
tarely. AYEn's Hair Vicon will restore | Was dead, the right side of his face being | Dauphin.
faded or gray, light or red hair to a rich {terribly bruised. Blair was arrested at! —Sechlers have now
r deep black be desired. |p; : 11 trad
brown or deep black. as may De Gesir@c. | his home at midnight. ceries for the fall trade.
- and most complete assoriment you oan
[t softens and cleanses the scalp, giving Ws .
s healthy action. It removes and iio | A MURDEROUS PROCEEDING IN find anywhere.
A BALTIMORE SAVING BANK |
-if
There are two old i ts which
bave not yet put a'ul
16h v ‘ " .
asela | a Wag St ] | D ¥ o
: :—Newest Styles and Designs,—
—TLadies Shoes every pair warranted, v
no Shoddy, at Lyon & Co.
A Beautiful Stock of Ladies Coats &
Dolmans at Lyon & Co.
Brocade Dress Goods at 8
it Lyon & Co.
—Lewins’ stock was much reduced
iuring the fair, but he keeps getting a
ew supply as fast as he sells off. He
(ways keeps up, and you can get what
you want any time,
~The Bellefonte car shops are adver
ised to be sold at auction.
—J. L. Spangler is the member of the
State central committee for this district,
34. The right man—Jack is a live dem-
rat. Also says the Lock Haven Dem-
wrat :
a full line of gr
The finest, best 17 nore!
Galves
offered by this
¢ * »
:. especially manufactured to meet th
mi « eSpecially manuiaciure 0 mee e
iandruff and bumors. By its use falling Nod ; oo J
hair is checked, and a new growth will be | ; ¢ ay 3 | No class of persons are more labile 10
produced in mn: cases where the follicles | IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. | be affected with colds and a disordered
are not destroyed or the glands decayed. | Baltimore, October 5.—This morning state of the liver than travelers, who are |
Lts effects are esutifully shown an brasby, [two thieves entered the building of the! constantly changing bed and diet. FOr ar as
' akl p ie f {i+ enania Se “ nav snd al
weak or sickly bair, on which a fow applic |g 1 Baltimore permanent association on such, Green's Syrup of “Tar, Honey and |, 04
tations will produce the gloss and fresh- {°° | a " : { Bloodroot” and No. 1 and 2 Liver Pills |
gess of youth, Harmless and sure in ils | Light street, and while one held a pistol} 0 indispensable
speration, it is incomparablesss dressing, [to the head of the clerk in eharge, H. P | Whil 1 an d " n l
and is especially valued for the soll lustre | > } a ‘0 | hile been driven al ful
and richness of tone it imparts It con- |< re the other felled him with . * opposite directions aroun
tains neither oil nor dye. and will not soil (billy. The thieves then robbed the safe, {at the Lehigh county fair s
sr color white cambric, yet it lasts long on {securing $300 in money and $1,000 injlwo fast harem co lided, A ih TR em
‘he hair, and keeps i froth 284 vigorous, lehecks, One of tha thieves was caught and bf on was valued #0, the other FALECTION PR
ORD iy ALL Dean ! ; 5,000,
a Ey A, ak $140 in money recovered. The captured
J. L. Spangler, Esq. of Bellefonte, is 1 man gave the n f Walter H. Camp-
oJ. lat i SQ. 1 » OUR CAN a » {man gave the name of alter ii. Camp
the member of the new State execotive DUR CANDIDATE. | bell.
ommittee his district. He is alaw- + pg |
nmittee for this distri . A Brief Sketch of Hon. Orange No-|
ver of ability and an energetic democrat. . The 8 a o h ia
'Y JnC ] ble. the Democratic Candidate or ve Supreme Court having a
He will attend faithfully to the duties of ' fi | verdict of the Snyder County Court in the
cts. per yard
oo"
i
s year thereat
years, the last
ared by
Haie
'D. F. TAY LOI
requirements’ of those appreciating
sO
THE CREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE
"No other line runs Three Turough Pas
neil Dig mab Linsuth, b, St
oines, Coun a
Joseph, Atchison, and K A
Direct connections for all paints in
Nebraska, Colorado, W , Montana,
vada, New Mexico, Arizona, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speediest and Most
ble Route via Hannibs! to Fort Scott,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio,
ton sad all points in Texas,
The unequaled inducements
Line to Travelers and Tourists, sre &3
The cclebrated Pullin (1-wheel) oh
Sieeping Cars. run only on this
QO. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, er
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
i Kechuing Chairs. a famous C. RB. &
alice Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking
fitted with BE t High-Backed Rattan
volving Chairs for the exclusive use of frst.
class passengers.
inlesest
froc! Track snd Superior
mined with their Grest
ment. makes this, above ail others, the
Re ate to the South, South-West, and
Vest.
Try it, and you will find traveling & luxury
inst eed of a discomf
a Jang
Through Tickets via this
wmation about Rates of Pare, Sleep
Time &c.
“FIRST-CLASS GOODS.
weno New York Clothing House,
Executor
PR i Op. Brockerhofl’ House,
WLAMATION.
: ns
TT AY, XN esi ER Sth, 1 . Hates incclom, by a
g
M
DIED. 13
Bown and give
4 that
: THE COM J
Car
v, Hig Sherid the count
sale at ail offices in the U
ia.
F Becriuny and will send Free to
be rheerfully gi
ddress an elegant County Map of United
ying to
AN, Gen's
Washington 88,
On the Mth inst, in
@rmed the #on of Adam Ripks, sged 1 month and o
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fart Vit PLS 0
the purty
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—If yon want a good first class parlor or
hed room suit at from 10 to 20 per cent.
less than can be bought at any other
place in the county, we advise you to go
to Brachbills, Bellefonte,
—A certain individual in Tyrone
township, Perry county, held graveyard
insurance risks amounting to almost
$100,000, on which he bad paid many an
assessment. His subject died and last
week the company paid him off in full.
He received the sum of nine dollars on
‘
the position and will be a valuable
To havejgood health you must have
-essfully regulates the liver and bowels
Bold
—The Largest and Most Complete
pe
at Bellefonte, at Lyon & Co.
the whole amount.
— It is astonishing what an amount ¢
boots and shoes are sold by Powers &
Son.
tation of doing an honest business, sell-
ing genuine goods at a fair price, and
making good everything they warrant,
the people make it their favorite place
for boots and shoes, and always find the
best and largest stock there,
— On last Saturday afternoon as Mrs,
Wolf, mother of Jno. Wolf near Centre
Mills, and a daughter of Mr. Wolf, were
near their home on their retorn from a
visit to Union county, their horse made
a sudden start by which both the ladies
were thrown out over the back part of
the buggy, their heads striking the hard
ground, and severely injuring both, es-
pecially the old lady, who for over a day
geemed in & critical condition but we
are pleased to learn is pow out of dap-
ger.
— Every housekeeper should have
concern for the comfort and health of
such as abide under his roof and are
seated at his board, Pure and healthy
table comforts preserve health and pro-
long life, and shorten doctor bills—any
phys 1 will tell you this. These im-
poi benefits can be secured by ail
housekeepers in Centre county by pur.
cha their groceries of Sechler & Co,
where they keep none but what are
fresh, pure and wholesome, These are
important facts that should not be over-
looked.
There is more strength restoring pow-
er in a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic
than in a bushel of malt or a gallon of
milk. This explains why invalids find
it such a wonderful invigorant for mind
ard body. See other column,
—Now for a chance: Lyon & Co, are
just opening a large stock of fall Dry-
goods, Dressgoods, Clothing, Millinery,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, &ec.
The best bargains, by 25 per cent, than
elsewhere in the county. 29 gep Ot.
Norice.—A report having been circu:
lated that no woodwork was being done
at Jno, T. Lee's, Centre Hall coach
shops, the public is hereby notified that
such is not the fact, and that Mr. Lee is
fully prepared for doing any and all
kinds of wood-work, having in his em-
ploy a boss workman of over 15 years
experience, 29 sept 3t.
—~Mr. A. N. Ruxkig, of Centre Hall,
nas connected himself with the firm of
Lyon & Co.,and hopes that his friends
in Pennsvalley will give him a call, as
he will treat them right, and sell them
goods lower than they can buy them
elsewhere. Any of his friends giving
him a call, will be duly appreciated.
29 sept 3t
—We print business cards on 1000
envelopes for $1.20 to $1.62 persons
finding the envelopes. Letter heads,
bill heads and statements printed ai
$1.25 to $1.76 per thousand when persons
find their own paper. These prices are
put low for cash. t
—(o to Doll & Mingle for a bargain in
boots and shoesand for the greatest and
best variety.
Best groceries at Bechlers always,
bei
Good News For All
To my customers and friends in Penns
I had fully determined to remove my
Jat at the earnest solicitations of my
my store indefinitely. Goods will be
And there is no nse
I must have it for my Tyrone store and
The Axe Works, where I get full retail
prices for it, and I mean to pay you full
prices for your produce. Thankful for
past favors 1 respectfully ask a continu:
ance. New goods may be expected about
the 25th of October, Goods sold at cost
until Oct. 15. Respectfully,
6 oct 3t. A. 8. KERLIN,
mim ———
PENNSYLVANIA STATESUNDA
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The Seventeenth Annual Convention of
the Pennsylvania State Sunday-school
Association will be held in the Presbyte
rian Church in the city of Johnstown,
commencing Tuesday, October 18, 1881, at
2.30 p. m., and continuing Wednesday
and Thursday, October 19 and 20. Each
county sssociation is entitled to send six
delegates from their respective counties
The cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburg
are accorded six delegutes each, and cities
f 20.000 inhabitants three delegates each
in addition to the county representation
All delegutes will be entertained. Appli-
cation for entertainment must be made to
Mr. John Fulton, chairman of the loeal
committee. Upon their arrival at Johns-
town, delegates will report to Mr. D. L
Jones in the Presbyterian Church, where
homes will be provided forthem. Special
railroad rates are being prepared from all
parts of the State Orders for the same
may be procured by addressing the chair
man of Railroad Committee, Mr, James
M. Gamble, Williamsport, Pa. These
orders may be had by ul parties who de
sire to attend the convention, but enter
tainment will be provided only for daly
accredited delegates. Special rates at the
hotels are made for all persons attending
the convention, Sunday-schoo! Buperins
tendents, teachers, workers, and all others
interested in the cause, sre invited to at.
tend. An instructive and attractive pro-
gramme of special helpfulnesss to Sunday~
school workers is being prepared, and em
inent speakers from all parts of the Slate
will participate. It is earnestly recom-
mended that Sunday, October 16, be ob-
carved ns a day of prayer for the divine
blessing upon the approschingconvention,
«nd upon the bdunday-school work
throughout the State.
By Order of the Executive Committee,
R. WARNER HARE
Acting Chairman,
ht —
TROUBLESOME CHILDREN,
thatlare always wetting their beds ought
not to be gcolded and punished for what
they cannot help. They need a medicine
having a tonic effect on the kidneys and
the urinary organs. Such a medicine is
K dney-Wort. It has specific action. Do
not fail to get it for them.— Exchange.
ntr———— pop ———————
~Sunits at $4.75. Good Cassinett Sait
at $3.50,
Cassimere Suits from $7.50 to $20.
The Finest Stock of Diagonal Euits
#13 10 $20, of Jigen &
Porson i non Rn plain
State Treasurer. |
case of the Kintzler family murderers,
The following sketch of Hon. Orange! they will have to pay the penalty of their)
Noble, the Democratic candidate for crime upon ihe gallows,
tion held in Williamsport, Wednesday, cation. 1
Sept. 28th, is taken from the Erie Observ-| m——tl ——
er. Few men have a better rocord of hon | A TERRIBLE PLAGUE.
orable business, sterling integrity, and he! New York, Oct 7 :
is preeminently a selfsmade man—one of Kansas City, 'Mo.. gays a terrible plag
the people : | has broken out near Waldon, Platte Co. |.
“The Observer bas not often referred 0) graven persons
the Democratic candidate for Assembly in| sone of the victims affected give signs ©
this city, the Hon. Orange Noble, but Wo acovery :
feel as much interest in his success as thatl overed :
The bodies of the sufferers are)
with black eruptions.
se ( us that opl Lei i : : ;
ceed out hu th peopl of Bre would uth odin canna Un 10d indo
eo : : 18%! coffins without falling to pieces.
jority, in the city, and even by a party] po— et Apes enee
vote he should be triumphantly elected. { BOGUS CERTIFICATES.
an raabons why {oble!
office, but was nominated by the Demon > wide of wonderfal foreign Fovis, asks
crats, because he is a worthy man and MN hn snd pulfed up by Jong bogus seri
regarded as A strong Tr The fol CALE of pretended miraculous cures, i |
lowing sketch published some time ago i pute, sHashive medisien, Ta ih
the Herald, contains that which should bel well known velugble Yometior, So ]
borne in mind by Erie people in making] Viren ite Swi Sn om 2 a : and |
up their tickets on election day : | No refer 30 Hop Sittete, Haus pura -
Mr. Noble came to our city in May, '™ of medicines, Bee another colume.
1864, having first purchased of Mr. Gray | Republican.
the elegant residence since occupied by his]
family. Largely through bis influence a|
colony of wealthy oil men selected Erie as
their home at the same time, among
whom may be named G. T. Churchill, L
[.. Lamb, L. H. Hall, Rev. L. Reed, and
Horace Noble, sll of whom have proven|
oud and progressive citizens, Upto that p
date Erie had been dorisively known as|® 2% : oN
the “sleepy borough,” and il rapid ads Fuiinnd Winter ladies hatsand Tr
vance since then bas unquestionably been|™ DES ot yon ee tes
due to a very great extent to the impulse
given by this colony from the oil regions,
The Keystone National Bank, of which
Mr. Noble has been from tha first presis
dent and principal stock holder, was starts
ed in December, 1864, and it will not be
disputed that this institution, by ita liber.
ality and sound management, has heen of
incalculable value to the city. When the
bank was opened, Erie county money was
at a discount of ten to fifteen per cent,
Every business man had large amounts on
hand which he was obliged to keep stored
i
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~New Goods at Lyon & Co.
Giant hip Corsets do not break on the |
hip, sold at Lyon & Co.
New plaid dress goods at Lyon & Co.
A foll stock of flannels at Lyon & Co,
Dress cloths and flannels in new|
Shades at Lyon & Co. |
~All wool Black Cashmeres at Lyon}
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MARKETS.
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Philadelphia, Oct. 10.—~ Wheat No.2 ul
1 48; Corn 70; Oats, white, 0, Cattle
prime 6}; sheep, extra, 6}; hogs, good, 04.
Spring Mills Market.
Wheat, 81.35
Rye, Bk
Corn, ears, per bu, [0e,
Corn, shelled, 6c.
Oats, 400.
Buckwheat, b0c.
Barley, Oc.
Cloverseed,, 00 to 6.00
Timothy seed, 2.00 to 2.756
Plaster ground per ton, $10.00
Flour, per bbl $7.00
Butter, 2c.
Tallow, Ge.
Linrd, 10,
Ham, 12¢,
Shoulders ™
Bacon or side, 9¢
Eggs por doz. 18¢
Corrected weokly by 1. J. Grenoble.
in his safe or sell at a disastrous shave and
mechanics and others who happened to
got hold of the notes in pay for their work
had to got rid of itin the best way they
could at a fearful sacrifice. Mr. Noble,
with his ususl sympathy for the masses,
resolved te make the money
greenbacka,
as good as}
The bank was prohibited by
its charter from taking any action in the
caso, but Mr, Noble, making it the medi-
um of his operations, risked his private
fortune in the effort to the extent of $160,
000. By this step our county money was
made to pass as freely as United Bintes
currency, and the people of the city and
county were saved incalculable loss and
ANNOYANCE,
In 18656 Mr. Noble bought out the Bay
State Iron Works, of which he etill owns x years, }
oneshalf This concern has been steadily] °F Purity and strength.
opersted, in hard times as well as good,
and has given employment to mar ylery
worthy mechanics, Its capital is $1 0.
000, and it bas an average of a hup dred
and thirty employes,
The Noble block was built in 180 g, at a
DS —— — {) oman ve comin
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS
SPECIAL INDUCERMENTS Aro offered yeu
by the Buwpixaron Route. It will pay
you to rear; their advertisement to be found
algewher s in thie issne. 26 may Tm
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We call the attention ofour r
the 7 dvertisement of J. Monroe
w—
and their goods are ce
We would rec
& oct 4m
working man,
ns of fp
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undersigned offers at private sale, of (
f Centre Hill, Ty
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and. Thereon erected a
use, wostharboarded, a Ban
necessary outbuildings,
»f good, never failing water al Lhe house,
KEW aler
fi every
good Orchard of grafied fruit. J ;
acves of tha land 1s excallent moadow
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RTA
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three
WTo
{ences and
ks Of
Potters Mill
For further info
Jentre Hall
dang im PHILIP KEMP,
DOES
E WONDERFUL 0
¥ gp tO
CURES! the school }
Reenuse it acts on the LIVER, BOWELS For the t
4 and KIDNEYS at the same time,
Deonuse it cleanses the aystem of the podson- Be
ous humors that develope in Kidney and Urs
sary Diseases, DNliousnom, Jaundice, Consti.
pation, Piles, or in Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
PE Nervous Disorders and Peale Complaints
*
SRE WHAT PEOPLE BAY :
Ragene RB. Stork, of Junction ( ity, Ransas ~
J. ars, Kidney Wort cured him after regulars "by
8 oi ans bad been trying for four years
|} Mos John Arnall, of Washington, Ohlo, say
HE her boy was given up to die by four pr
whys Wlans and that bo was afterwards cued by
' kita. y Wort,
MM. B Goodwin
* % 5 4
minent L sireatn school
Wi
an editor 1a Chard
tol
and other com pl
Kidney Wort.
John B. Lawrences of y
for yoars from liver a It t
Barter taking "barrels of olla
I Kidney Wort made him well
Michast Coto of Montgomery Center
Ef on fferod eight years with kidney dim ty and
was unable to work, Kidney Wort mado him
“ well an over.” ] ¥
, snflerad
ables and
medicines,
" wr the tows
® vor Dale school
vt F
or the
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house of Wm
or the Ix
1040
PERMANENTLY CURES
LiKIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles,
Ld git In pa up in Pry Vegetable Form in
tin cans, one package of which makes six quarts
FNS of medicine, Also in Liguid Form, very Cone
ecentrated, for those that cannot readily pre
it
school house at
For the
For the
house of J. K
Lo It acts with equal efficiency fn either form
GET IT ATTHE DRUGGINTS, PRICE, $1.00
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co. Prop's,
(Will send the dry post-paid.) BURL ISUTON, YT,
Ld township of
Government
this State, or
strict,
"HOP BITTERS.
(A Medicine, not 8 Driak.)
3
whaotl
Grwisae
CONTAINS
HOPS, BUCH, MANDIR VIE,
DANDELION,
AxD rire Puneet AXD Rear MenicALQUALL
TIRE OF ALL OTHER BITTERS.
TIIEY CURIE
All Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Bicod,
Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Organs, Nees
vousness, Hleeplossucasand especially
emaie Complaloia,
$1000 IN COLD.
Wil be paid for a case they will not cure or
help, or for anything fiupure or injurious
found in them,
tr Hop Bittersand try
our druggist fo
Ask? . p. Take no ether.
them before you slee
D1
Drunkenuocss, use
na:
: LC. isan absolute and irresistible cure for
of opium, tobacco and
reotics,
fiexp ron CIRCULAR,
All above sold by droggists,
Hop Ditters Mfg, Co., Rochester, 8 ' & Toronto, Ont,
of the coun
{ Commissioner of
rs of Cen
snd give notice that the
vosa id election in the several
¢ county of Centre are
¢ house erected for
sonard Merrymar
h ol i
i house it
Southern precinet
ters Mills
, at the
nner
rshuUrg.
nd township of Hows
y of ssad borough,
; al
al the Cold
n, at the S
hip of Penn, at the public
sh of Millheim, at thel
te tl Evangelical
gh |
hip of Liberly, at the|
Eagleville.
of Worth,
ie
at the
of Burnside, af
al the now school
t or trust under the
tact
Wt | <
. Of
y city or incorporated
mia gio my
wed office
Stat of
rofl
agent
ar o1
nployed under Lhe
or of the United
tute,
city, or
incorporated diss
Commonwealth ;
One Thou
the United States.
JOHN SPANGLER,
Sheriff of Centre County,
Bellefonte,
LARGE
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at |
toh
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on
ITdayY,
fronting
QR
110
best in town.
This
wmte of Adam
place al the l
10 A. M, and
W
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IER! TRNTHER!
STOCK! SMALL PROFITS! QUICK SALES!
Orders by Mail sent with Dispatch.
Bellefonte.
ff eee
R’'S GINGER TONIC.
A Pure Family Medicine that Invigorates
without Intoxicatin |
ad ¥
v at with overwork, or a mother
5 trv Pagxzr's Gisasx Towic
maw exhausted by mental stram
slim
nary Complaints, or if you are
i ach, bowds, blood or nerves
GER ToNK
Jufferers daily dying from Jung, kidney
aved by using Parxex’s Govcax Tonic
alsam.
+ So restore Lhe . .
gray hair IT a y from hss or any Guaease fake
from the Lrst gose
VOUS Ask your neighbor or
HISCOX & CO, New York
COLOGNE,
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I an ro CHRON EATEN
3 8, R PEALE. s.AN112
\ )EALE & M'KEE,
Attorneys-at-law.
Office opposite the Court House, Belles
fonte, Pa. 15sep tf
BLIOC SALE. On Sat-
io HOUSE and LOT,
square. House 1s good
us, and the lot ona of the
Also, FOUR SQUARES
ich are in excellent ¢o!
yroperty belongs to the Es
, dee'd. sale to take
and nt
close between 2 and 8 P. M.
JOUN BOWER,
D.O.BOWER,
Execcutors,
&
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Just HOUSE.
| i W. R. Teller, proprietor, Bello-
fonte, Pa. Special attention given to
| country trade. 16juney
to commaendaa
THE BEST CLOTHING
[ONEY.
'ANAMAKER & BROWN,
RR
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LEAST }
{ OAK HALL,
8. E. Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
c =
« New York.
Chicago,
Gold Medal Soda,
Gold Medal saleratng.
market.
ot be put ©
market, are now
Taxnwor's Gold
They are
others until you
Prest
Receive
10ap8sit
2.9. SEUGERS
Cashier
BANKING 00,
Bay snd Bell
pons.
iiii—
Centro Hall, Office
satisfaction
sion, eth
this line,
The Largest Clothing (House in America
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at residence
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