cear in advance, $2.50
Advertisements
three insertions.
ad's at special
not in sdvance
lina lor
yeariy
r voar $001 coluam $45.
paying
vance, will get a
fs nu pre
all subscribers
d
in RQ
sdadit onal
IITMER & LO.,
Spring Mills, Pa,,
Wi
their immense,
for
titention Lo
1 ¢
stock 0 (Goods,
THE “IMPERIAL
and manufacturers
Furniture,
arpets t
to select
and SEW
ly matched
decided that
learfield & South
3 3
ihr sug h I OCK
nown
tage
nackerel,
i and
{ yon will
ving the biggest
Ifall the
i and talked
constru ted
pill be) there will
jities that con!d be
intry
ILry
Centre
loy of the
he last few
a visit did
ree of Lewis Mensh, of near
it 1at# 25, died the oth-
ily
val
ug upon a boy named
, in this place on Monday,
rather serious, and may
and warning against a fu-
r schools of a brutal
hat,
ng in the line
r, cheap and a first
| vourself into the
Branch and sing
t and you'll get it,
test in McKean
gO, iWo women
sawing, the
in pairs.
to compete with men in in-
arsuits, here is a field they
and no man will
pila
8. BR ICW {
for cross-cut
WOrKing
he Philadel;
hia Times, anent the dy
te gcare in various European coun-
if 1] nt, says: “Dynamite is
nresent
ing common
iken seg
factures and two of them perfectly
legs, it} ifficalt to
! 8
ble to prevent their sale,
ses
ie 2 Of coms
ight knowledge of their
ties and a little skill in
mixing them can manufacture the explo-
ve in small quantities in an ordinary
rivate room. It will thus be seen bow
t it will be to suppress the mann.
ure of the article in suflicient quanti.
i to he very destructive in the hands
an organized band of Nihilists or So-
£4
A VETY &
3 ro | * ¥
chemical quali
will find the finest, largest,
and most complete lot of tomb
stones and monuments at the Bellefonte
Marble Works ever seen in the county.
I have at least 00 sets of tomb stones and
monuments to select from and will sell
them at lower prices than any firm in
the county. 1 Lave no extra charges for
lettering them and bringing them to the
grave yard, Call and see them before
buving elsewhere, Dapit
Why suffer longer from dyspepsia, ine
digestion, want of appetite, loss of
strangth, lack of envrgy, malaria, inter
mittent fevers, etc? Brown's Iron Bitters
nayer (ail to curn these disonses. They are
I kencharm on the digestive organs, re
moving sil dyspeptic symptoms, ste. Res
member it is the only iron preparation
that will not biacken the teeth or give
headache. ‘Ask your druggist concerning
ILE merit,
YY Ary
i Ut
hoanest
( Le
ITEMS FROM MADISONBURG,.
Spring is setting in and the farmersaie
busy plowing. The new landlord has
arrived and is ready for business. John
{ Ocker is going to erect a new house and
shop this summer, Daniel Baney is now
City controller of Lamy station, and is
also the head sawyer of the Reber &
Ocker sawmill. J, T. Roush left for
school on Monday last. Havey Rishel is
going to ship 10 tons of bones this spring,
Dr. Gerge Lee has a fine practice in our
town. Tha Doctor is a square kind of a
fellow all through with but one excep-
tion —he don't eat hay. Tobias Kline-
felter's old mill will stand it a good while
yet; he propped it the other week. Reu~
ben Grimn is likely to lose his best horse
on account of a sore leg. Albert Kline-
felter caught two trout this spring measur
ing 17 aud 16} inches, Ww.
Mr. Moyer is doing a fir business gince
he came to the hotel, Joseph Bailey is
confined to his bed, suffering from rhen-
matism. J.J, Ocker’s saddler shop is
iimost done—John is a good workman.
Mrs. Feidler and Mr. A. Guiser will
erect new dwelling houses this summer,
I'he Lutherans are not making much
{headway with their new chinrch, David
| Bartges started to Philipsburg on Mon-
day to work at his trade. Ocker and
| Reber's lnmber job, at Lamy station, is
{moving along lively —Prof. Dan'l Bainy
las foremun. Hope the Profs knee will
l. There must be a cowardly
at work that job or else
they would not take the Profs dog along
bova, pick up courage enough to
2 bed alone, Mr. Reber started for
| Philadalphia on Saturday to purchese
{spriog goods, which will be offered for
(sale in the old room in the ho'el
is % i -
{ building as
{goon be wel
wb { DOYS an
to bed
ro to
store
-
are informed that “Fort
Spring Mills, surrendered to
Grenoble, on Monday night st 12
and tarned it over to John H,
Bibby, who is vouched for as a man in
every sense of the word, and the article
«l there. Mr. Bibby is an
experiend ed hotelist,
3
; w
! We
ash,” at
Gen,
' 4 5,
0 CLOCK,
that i
jLIIAL WAS neeas
Dress goods of lale sty les still sold
at 20 per cent below cost, at the Brocker-
bofl, Centre Hall. store, Ladies, call and
see the goods. Fancy goods, notions,
boots, shoes, hats,
ned goods, glassware, clothing
ny other goods, at Brockerhofl”
Hall store, and sold at 20 per cent
than Call, while is a
chance for bargains,
1
i
shawls, strawhats,
Cat
ind
Centre
A
cost, there
Harper of Aaronsborg,
» Reformed « ongregation of
hagdeome offer, s8 we have
1 informed. He has proposed to give
them the lot on which the old Petriken
re- one of the old “lands
provided the con-
w choreh thereon, in
also offers to present
able residence on
t, as a parsonage. The
undoubtedly
and tear doxn the r
part of the
one on
house stood,
'of the
tien build
event he
Va
town,
t filer,
iu the back
new the con
manuel Ettinger and Mre,
, two aged ladies of Aa
are in feeble health
ee A
burned on lest Friday night. Four horses
and a wagon Lelonging to Sampson Q.
sewing machi were
h the other contents of the
Mr. Mingle is a native of Mill-
ng & agent,
burned
barn.
helm.
At
i. 4
Viti}
the anual meeting of the stock-
h f the Bald Eagle Valley Rail
road Company held in Philadelphia, oa
ing officers were elected
Mackey ; dire
Dubarry, James Duffy,
ors «
win Jr, Strickland Kneass, A. C, May-
, Wistar Morris, G. B. Roberts, Ed-
ind Smith snd Edmund Blanchard.
wT hi 8
Laas
w in the woods in Potter
county is three feet deep in many places
A large number of wild animals have
died from lack of fuod and water.
-—Lewins & Co. defy the world and
the rest of mankind for cheap clothing
for men or boys. Their new stock is un-
surpassed for elegance and low prices.
The rush consequently is great, but they
are prepared to accommodate ell,
~ We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Jones, wife of the editor of the Ty-
rone Herald, which occurred suddenly
on Saturday evening, She had been in
delicate health for some time. Mra.
Johes was a niece of Mrs. Jas. C, Boal, of
this place,
—=An important addition has been
made to the Bee Hive column-—don't
fail to look it up.
Prof. Wolf, oor efficient Co, Sup't,
put in a half hoor with the Rerorrer on
Monday.
| =——The Penusyalley Institate, at Cen-
{tre Hall, opened its spring term on Mon«
day with 41 students,
{ -——=The firm of Feidler & Rankle, in
{ Haines, has dissolved, the store remain-
{ing in bands of Mr. Feidler. Mr. Rua-
| kie has gone to Middleburg, as a partner
with Mr. Seebold in a store.
~—Mr. Lohr has broken ground for a
new house on Church street.
Mrs, Strugis died suddenly. at
Millheim, on last Satardav morning. She
{was a daughter of D. A. Masser.
~~The Penn Harrow for sale by Al.
i exander & Co,
{ -———Some folks say the way to sell
{goods is lying about them, now here is
a specimen : A certain marble firm not
1000 miles from here, told a party that
their tomb stone would cost them $35
and that the Bellefonte Marble Works
would for the same
{
! charge them $45
tomb stone, when the truth is I furnished
the tomb stone to the firm at $30 and
would have furnished it to any person at
$30 where the party who bought it paid
the $5 profit which they could have
saved by buying it from us, Call and be
convinced and get prices to compare
with other, Husren Dapit
eA first class lot of horse-collars
all kinds from $1.50 to $5.00. A
assortment of ready made harness, all
prices, on hand at Boose saddler shop,
Centre Hall._Call and ‘see his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere and you will
save money thereby. Bapit
Wit. A. Currey desires to inform the
people of Centre Hall and vicinity that
he will resume shoe-making again, and
be ready at all times for new work or re-
pairs, guaranteeing neatness and style in
all, aod reasonable charges. bapdt
WanNren—A good man to solicit or
ders for monuments and grave stones in
Penns Valley. Call on or address Belle
fonte Marble Works. A good chance for
~- Weather fine an 1 spring-like,
a good man, 2
~Rev, Elisha Butler, who role the
Clearfield cirenit as a Methodist minis
ter in 1838, whe that country was a wil-
derness, died last week at Tyrone, aged
85 years,
~The Barree Forges]io Hunting-
don county, owned by J, W. Mumper &
Co., were closed on 13 by the Sheriff.
Judgments to the amount of $40,000 have
been enterel,
El - -
The later returns from the Michigan
State election indicate the election of all
the Fusion (Democratic and Greenback)
candidates, instead of only half of them,
the majorities against the Republicans
ranging from less than 1,000 to about 8,
00,
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PHILAD. MARKET,
Philadelphia, April 17
Flour--Demand fair and market firm
Wheat—-No. 2 red in elevator 11
April 1 17}¢al 18}
Corn—8all mixed in elevator 64%
+11 i
April 64 anb644
Onts—R
2 do
~
red
N
NO
Bs
sail mixed
white b
BOL in
waht 1.2,
PRODUCE
Apple butter—4'abe per i
Apples 2008.00 for med
pet Ll, fancy 4 Ad.00
Beans—Prime medium
ime marrow ints $ Nad 1 per
2 Boal 60, Limas
{ holee
pr
five
im Ball
io factory )
16al7
Luoted at SRNR
itzer
Beeswax
12 peaches, halve
raspberries 52a,
nl’
ali, ol
gait
No. 1 Pema
Rl
Vegetables
low 1
Ege a and
aes ’ rg }
cnses | EOORe eres
do do ye
i
i
MARRIED
At Milesburg, April 6, by Rev. E. Ed-
wards, Jonathan PY. Bullock, of Miles-
burg, to Happali Erhard, of Spring
Mills.
On 8th instant, at the Ev. Luth. par
sonage, Logavsviile, Pa, by Kev. J. K.
Miller, Mr. Howard M. Esterline to Miss
Amelia C. Amm, both of Green towne
ship, Clinton Co.
At the residence of James Kennelley,
Spring Mills, on April 7, by Rev. F. Ad~
ams, Mr, Alexander UC, Davis to Miss du-
san Hoover, bth of Spring Mills,
By the same, April 12, at the residence
of Samuel Leitzel, Mr. famuel Mulbarger
to Miss 1 zzie CU, Jamison, both of Belle-
fonte
On April 12, by Rev. Z. A. Yearick,
Mr. B. ¥. Edwoods and Miss Ellen L.
Weaver, both of Aarousburg.
On April 8, at the Luth. parsonage in
Reversburg, by Rev. A. K. Zimmerwan,
Mr. Wm. UU. Caris, of Tylersville, and
Mies Lydia J, Goodman, ot Logansville.
DIED.
On 21 ult, in Sugar Valley. Henry
Wise, aged 87 years, 21 days. The de
ceased was born in Haines twp.
- - wo ——
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS,
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Lewisburg and Tyrone Rail.
road Company will be held at the office
of the Company, No. 233 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, on Monday,
May 7, 1883, at 11} o'clock, a. m. Elec
tion for President and Directors same
day and place. Sh
19apst JAMES R. McCLURE, Bec'y,
EX ECUTRIX'S NOTICE letters
4 ry upon the estate of Michael
Nofsker, deconsed, late of Gregg township,
having been lawfully granted to the under
signed, she would respectfully request all persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to the estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them duly
suthenticated for settlement.
JANE NOFBKER,
Executrix, Spring Mills
testamonto
{api
OURT PROCLAMATION.
Woereas, the Hon, Charles A. Mager, President of
the Uonrtof Common Pleas of the 35h Judicial Dis
trict, consisting of the sounties of Ventre, Ulinton
and Ulparfiold, sad the Mon. J. K. Runkie and the
Hon , J, 4. Larrimer, Awoo, J odges in Usoire rouns
ty, having issued thalr precept, beating date | of day
of Apr. 188, to me directed, for holding a Court of
Oyer and Torminer and General Jail Delivery and
Quarter Sessions of the Pesos in Hollefonte, for the
SHonaay of Ape. wast; pelos be 00 Gar of Apr:
pr. next, being » o t
1953, and to continue two wesks. Notice is hereby
given to the , Justices of the Pease, Aldermen
and Constables of sald county of Centre, that be
then and there in Wheir proper petvons, at 10 o'elock
in the fornoon of sald dur, with thelr records, Ingnl
sitions, examination th remembrances,
to do those things which to their office apperiaine to
be done, and those whe sre bound in resognizances to
ow o agains prisoners that sre or shall be ia
Be Jatt of tre cvanty, be then and there to prose
tute against them all Pp
Given nader my at te, the Isat day
Hncen nthe
Genera Quarts
Centre «
ft the next sexs
FX Lehman
W R Teller
GG M Millen
Donde! Garman
Emanuel Brow
Howard&M'Go
Benard «
John Shennan
ove
Faul
Odenkirk
J I Mever
DH Rul
Kner
fs EE
office of the
ler
fom for the grant
avern He
do
10
i do
n
Wan do
Eating hots
do
(i G0
Marlow
Faven
i
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then
i NL0 oR post
that cortain
i Howard borough
| desoribed as it
west cornet of Wm, ¥
long Ma th lg
theese 114° west Bald Eagle
thenee down sald cans
A B Tiptou's
tt fe) follow
¥ au Mitchell's
: , g eit sii
thelr petitions for the § y
wiry i Went BT
k of the Court of bien
11 steout so
firih
r Creck canal
ng of the sams
Hefoute Boro |
i ir
they
da do
do
Hue to Hue of Win, Riddic’s heirs,
dime to Win, FP Mitchell's lot
lot to the place of begluning, Containing one acre
HNOTe Or los Medzed, taken in execution and to
{be sold asthe property of Nathan J Miwhell
ants,
I Al the right, title and Interest Uy
“tf nu tract, plece or parcel o
do
doy
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to
io
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on ond to all
i situated
atid Blate
Beginning
dale of a
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{from the QO) ein
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Borough | 5
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AHP ER
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14 " dex
§ inches
west sil feet! jraom
19 foot alley | rough. decd,
wy any ol » or he account of J W Gey adm’r of &«
» the place of wher, late of Boggs twp, decd
net. Thereon | JAMES A. MoCLAIN
Register,
fofler, adminis
rock, late of Be
hart
Rate Cx
TRADE MARK)
Don's] ys
wa know that
i INISHING
i NODS
RNISHING (
NTH
1 Walm
Gs
one of the HATS, CAP3,
VALICES, d&e,
“HARD
der that
EARNED
MONEY?
Bocks of
pe mpgs ness or our fortune to secure,
WEALTH ee aca
An
examination of our
goods and a knowledge of our
prices will convince you thal
we are telling you the
Plain, Unvarnished Truth !
| YoU ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
VITED TO CALL AND TEKST THE
TRUTH OF OUK REMARKS
smn: {J mans sme
(e108)
“KEYSTONE”
MICHAEL LEVI & CO,
‘Reynolds’ Opera House, Allegheny
reet, BELLEFONTE.
12apr8m
|
“5
FIRST GRAND SPRING
BEE HIVE
ONE PRILE STORE
ATURDAY, APEIL 21
MONDAY, APRIL 2
TUESDAY, APRIL 24
WEDXNESDAY, APRIL 25
SPECIAL BAEGAIXS
BARGAINS
WILL
SAID
DUE
GIVEN
SPECIAL BARGAINS
BE OFFERED UPON
DAYS OF WHICH
NOTICE WILL BE
HEREAFTER.
anna {} cmmsesmmnssi
Tt a foll
gains will
wing exirsordiney bar.
be offered during our Opening
2.000 yards Dress Goode, all wool, £1
ing. at 9 cents —worth 18,
2000 yards Dress Goods,
ges, si 6 cents—~worth 156
25 dozen pairs Mousquetaire Kid Gloves,
all sizes and moet desirable shades, at 50
cents—worth $1 60
100 dozen pairs Fancy Hore, 3 pair for
25 cents—worth 20 10 26.
50 dozen Ladies’ Hem-siitched Hands
kerchiefs, colored borders and all linen,
at 16 centa—~worth 80,
650 white Bed Quilts, «lightly solled, &i
OR cents
25 Ladies’ Spring Costs at $2.50—-worth
Paris Melan-
25 Ladies’ Spring Costs, wery fine and
wi, at $6—-worth $10
25 dozen Men's Sumer Undershirts ot
500 Meou's Straw Hats st 10 cente~werth
-
Wa cannot guarantee how long these
goods will last, as we shall deal them out
upon tha principle of “First come, first
served.” The only thing we can do tos
ward a fair distribution is to sell a limlied
quantity to each purchaser, thereby pros
tecling our patrons and ourselves, as well,
against storekespers who might rush in
and gobble up entire lots
All sales during our Opening will be
strictly for Cass.
An Elegant
SOVNENIR
will be presented to each
one of our visitors,
2 SRERRI
Extending all a hearty invitation
to come, we remain
Very respectfully yours,
GOLDSMITH & BROTHER,