ho re EHNA rt SABENA 3
NOTORIOUS FACTS,
There is one fact about the Patrons of
Husbandry, otherwise called Grangers,
that must not be overlooked, They asa
class are keen and observing and make
it a point to find out where the best
goods can be sold for the least money, DOW
we have some of their most prominent
members among our customers, but hue
man nature like, we want all of them to
call and examine onr immense stock of
boots and shoes, just the articles that
will please them and marked at prices
that will gait them, This invitation we
make to all; but we especially call our
Granger friends to give us a trial. Should
the members that organization in
Pennsvalley have any doabts, let them
interview their brethern of Nittany Val-
ley and we feel confident from om deal-
ings with] them, theyj will gladly sub-
stantiate all we say. We always feel
good when dealing with intelligent peo-
ple who can appreciate tour work. We
advertise no prices, but refer you to
those brother Grangers in Nittany who
within the past have taken from
BA SSR. a —.
R.
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“rHECENTRE REPORTE
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Cexree Hann, Pa, Oct. 25, 1883.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Monday, October 15.
Le American Socialists are in se
cr® session at Pittsburg, Pa,
Rev. Buell Knickerbocker, D.D.,
was ordaiped Bishop of Indigns in Philadel.
phia.
Mrs, Fanny 8, Sprague, mother of
ex-Governor Sprague, is dead, aged eighty-
three,
The switchmen on the Cairo short
line at East 8t. Louise demand an advances
of fifteen per cent,
The Bradford, Pa, mines are
pow guarded by 100 Pinkerton detectives,
armed with Winchester rifles,
feared.
Helyn Leonard, who attempted to | MARKETS.
shoot & Mrs. Bmith, in New York, for entic- |
ing her lover away from her, has been sen- \
tenioad to three years and six months in the
penitentiary, Her counsel appesled for afc...
new trial
EC at wd
On Tuesday morning while a youn
man by the name of Hagan, living wit
Jax, M'Clintic k near Farmers Mills, was
in the act of harnassing 8 horse, the an-
imal kicked bim on the stomach from
the effects of which he died in the after-
noon. ile was a son of Joba Hagan woo
died only a few weeks ago.
Flannel and muslin-—at
prices in Central Penna, at Garians,
Though numerous coUSES may operaie
to turn the hair gray, sll that is needed
to restore the patural color is Hall's Veg-
etable Riciliau Hair Renewer, * For more
than twenty years its sales have been
enormous, but we have yet to learn of its
first :ailure,
Gents fancy |
Bloodshed is at Garmans.,
~The Democratic meeting held at
Centre Hall, Saturday eveniog, Oct, 20,
was organized by electing W. . Mingle,
resident; Adam Kromrine, Simon P.
table, Simon Harper, Wm. From and
John Rishel as vice-presidents; and Dr.
J. F. Alexander and H, D. Van Pelt as
secretaries. The chairman stated the
object of the meeting, after which very
hy addresses were made by D. F, Forts
ney and J, L. Spangler. The Tussyvilie
band was present and rendered some
fine music.
___The engineers have been at work
on the line between Spring Millsand Le-
mont, and we expect will be ready to re
| pont to headquarters in about 10 days.
New Fall stock in great varie | The head of the corps reports the road
x BUH Bred ari
bed in good condition, which augurs
ty COMING. \
iin
I I H | *
Celebrating the Anniversary of 8
Grent and Glorious Day.
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REVELRY BY N
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The Largest Paper in Centre County,
Teavs —S$2 per.year in advance. $2.00
when not in advance. Advertisements
of cents per line for three insertions,
Yearly and half yearly ad's at special
rates.
One colum per year $80—3 colum $45,
g@rereaftor all subscribers paying
thir subscription in advance, will get a
credit of two months additional as a pre
mim.
Newburg Commemorates the Ane
nouncement of the Proclamation
of Peace to Washington's Army
in a Fitting Manner,
the lowed
:
Newnunra, Oct. 19. —Could the ragged vet
erans who, here at Newburg, 100 years ago,
laid down their swords and muskets and
turned from flelds of battle to the greener
ones of industry, have walked through the
crowded, old fashioned streets, they would
have been even more astonished than Rip
Van Winkle when he rubbed his eyes after
his long nap. The sun had not yet risen and
there was no wind to flutter the banners and
streamers which hung above housetops and
floated below windows, The streets were
quiet, save for the presence of some visitor
here and there who could not find even a
of
: aYrvrst Gf rid
WWE AH £11015 ar ‘
good for the extension of the road.
——8ome of the Snyder county farms
yielded from 35 to 40
wheat to the acre this year. This we
have from a reliable gentleman. This is
equal to any thing in the west, ifnot bet-
ter. Snyder county is no longer to he
sneezed at.
Evervthing New - wom
sity.
(lean and Bright a4 new bushels o
w Philadelphia, Oct.” 22,1
Corrected Weekly
Chirago.
46%
G11
ore
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Fo. .
Philadelp
EL
§. October
Wheat ”
R. 8. & Co, WHITMER & Co. week
we O34
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Spring Mills
b. GARMAN & SON,
BELLEFONRE. PENNA,
Vi
salees in White Goods,
Notions,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Black Cashmeres a specialty.
tf It will pay you to esl
2aqiun
rg
Nig
"AND TYRONE RAILROAD 1
TABLE
{eave Westward
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P.M
$05
ills ar 10.15
feave I
o 4
AM
—A magnificent stock of new goods
has been received at the old stand of
Wm. Wolf & Son.
——Camp's furniture is all the go, in
every dwelling. It is equal to any~-home
or city make—and at the lowest possible
prices, If you want honest goods in the
farniture line, go to Camp, Centre Ilall.
Mr. Chas. Duden, Hellam, Pa, says
Brown's Iron Bitters has a happy eflect
on the digestive organs and a debilitated
constitution,
— If you want to sce an elegant line]
of ladies’ and misses’ shoes, somethiog|
pice and at a low figure, all styles in but-|
ton and laee, with and without box toes, |
go fo Gaaam's shoe store ; and for the|
grandest display in gents’ and boys'|
shoes, in button, lace, cloth and kid tops. |
Grabam & Son beat them all—corner of}
Brockerhoff row, Bellefonte. 2A
— Go to Graham's shoe store and]
take a look at those long-leg 4-sole whole
g boots—the best we ever
also the 4-sole 3-strap driving!
shoes, both elegant goods and cheap. Zt
Towels from 10¢c to $300 per pair, at}
Carmans,
New Spmions.—The undersigned
putting up elegant hand-made Sleighs,
wood work guaranteed first class, Parties
is
ir Ground
LOCAL ITEMS.
Curtain loops at Garmans,
Adam and Philip Stover, have pur-
chased the farm of Ben Stover, on Pine
creek, in Haines twp, at $3,300,
——A valuable contribution on the
Reformation will be found in another
uma.
—(George and Luther Stover, broth-
ers, purchased the farm of the estate
of their father, Philip Stover, in Haines
twp., at $76 per acre.
Smith's German Olio will nol cure ev
ery disease that “flesh is heir to,” but it
most emphatically will core rheumatism
it all its forms.
—For a compiete 00 for a man or
boy, go to Lewins & Co., and you will
get the best at less money than can be
purchased even in the city. Try it, and
you'll be convinced.
Subscribers who will look on their
iabels and remit the unt doe, or at
least a part, will do us a great favor, as
we are short in fonds. oS
—We Lave received a wet of the
“Inion Co. Fair Daily,” published dur-
ing the Union county fair. It is an in-
teresting publication and worthy of pre-
servation by Union connty folks, Thanks
to the publisher, G. W. Shock, for the
set,
Mr. B. 8. Heindel, Hellam, Penn'a,
says: I used Brown's Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia and was much pleased with
the result.
—On last Sunday afternoon as Wm.
Wagner was driving in a phaelon near
Burkholders his horse took fright and
ran off, wrecking the vebicle, which be-
longed to Will Bitner.
—XNo0 we!l regulated household will
do without Sechler’s groceries. All them
goods are first class, fresh and pure.
Their assortment is the most complete in
the county, and although established a
jong time, no customers yet found reason
to complain.
~Henry Shafer landlord at Asrons-
burg, we are informed, wiil take «
f6:t
Ladi
a
»
now occupied by Geo. Miller,
—eNow that cold weather is dp
proachiog the best thing a man can To
is to provide himself with a good, warm
avercoat. You can buy am overcoat at
the Philad, Branch at frosie 83 to $8 less
than at any other place in the county.
«Wit Wolf returned from the city
on Sititrday a little “nnder the weather,”
caused by over work in the selection and
purchase of a stock of new goods,
—s-Keller Miller, lale an apprentice
in this office, had an ugly gash cat in
ana of his feet a few days ago, at the saw
mill in the 7 Mts. We are sorry for you,
Kell.
eee Mr. Louis Ettinger, of Milton, (for-
merly of Aaronsburg,) is to be presented
with a solid silver cornet, valued at $125,
by the Presbyterian congregation at Mil-
ton, of whose choir be is a member, This
handsome instrument is to be used by
him in the choir. louis is one of the
best musicians in that town and the
Presbyterians are showing a fitting ap-
‘preciation of Lis talents,
An elastic step, buoyant spirits, and
clear complexion, are among the many
desirable results of pure blood. The
sesaor of healthy blood has his faculties
ut pomund, 24 Shi oo clear aud
quie reeption, whie mpossible
when the blood is heavy and sloggish
with impurities. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is
Fhe best blood purifier and vitalizer
nown,
wn Reraember that Grabam & Son are
selling a boss deuble sole and tap boot
0 cents cheaper than any other place in
town, and a good one too—every pair
warranted, A ladies’ peble button shoe
tor $1.25, worth 81.75 of any one's mon-
oy. * 2t
Crockery. ~Millheim Crockery ware—
crocks, flower pots, vases, ete, are cons
staotly kept on hand by John 8. Auman
at Farmers Mills, Mapufactured by MM
Ulrick .
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and satisfy themselves that all is as rep-|
one top-buggy and one pl
wagon. These will be sold close in order |
to make room for other work. i
250ctit J. C. CONDO,
Peon Hall Carriage Works.
signed who will always pay the best
market price, at Spring Mills and Co~
burn. 11octbm 1. J. GreNOBLE.
Macrama Cord~ Felt—Fillosel
Emb. Silk fin Apples—{re
Plush Balls—Gold Ti
mans,
go
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TO REPAIR DAMAS
Dear lady. there is probably ne 3
that fashionable life in a great is 8 yOULH OO
on your besuty fate hours, loss of sleep and
excitement will Jeave you bj
} f those beautiful tresses wh i i
«rs around you In years, Art
tutes can never pass for those
looks. Parker's Halr Balsom will
from falling out, restore its nal
softness, and prov i
- aly
ER
y use teil
other
ST. ELMO HOTEL,
313 319 Are A Street, Philad phia
Reduced rates to $200 per day, The
traveling public will still fad at this Ho-
tel the same liberal provision for their
comfort. located in the immediate
bY
“rd
tial
:
centres of business and pisces of amuses
ment and different railroad depots, as well
by Street Care constantly passing the!
doors. It offers specixl inducements
to those visiting the ity for b
pleasure.
Your patron
JOS.
Haprit
IBiness OF
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Proprietor,
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y #oiicile
sega reapectifa
M. FEGER
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in daily use by many eminent physicians!
in their practice and are highly praised
by them as the best remedy known for
torpid liver aud inactive kidoeys. A tri-|
al will convince the most skeptical of]
their merits, Dissatisfied buyers can have
their money refunded. JORNSTON, Hor-|
roway & Co., Agents, or the proprietor,
J. A. McDONALD, Central Penu'al
Pharmacy, Reedsville, Pa.
Sold and warranted by J.
Centre Hall, Pa.
McDonald's Celebrated Worm Powd-|
ers are the greatest worm destroyer of
id
D. Marray,
by J. D. Murray, Centre Hall, Pa.
On show day visit Garman's for dry-|
goods, :
.
ADVERTISING CHEATS !
It has herome so common to write (he begin}
ning of an srilele. in an elegant, interesting man
ner, i
“Then run it into some adve wel
avoid all such, i
“And simply call attention to the merits of Hop
Bitters in as plain, houest terms a posible !
“To induce people i
“To give them one trial, which so proves (heir
value that they will never use anything else.”
rtizsamont tha
tizenent thal
“The Rémedy so favorably noticed in all the pas
pers,
“Religious and secular, is
“Having a large sale, and |
other medicines,
“There is no denying the virtues of the Hop
plant, and the proprietors of Hop Bitters have
shown great shrewdness
“And ability
“In compounding a medicine whose virtues are
«0 palpable to every one’s observation
Did She Die ?
"No!
“She lingered and suffered along. pining sway
all the time for year,
“The doctors doing her no good ;
“And st last was cured by this Hop Bitters the
papers say so much about.”
“Indeed | Indeed I”
“How thaukfol we should be for that medicine.”
A Daughter's Misery,
“Eleven yoars our daughter suffered ou 8 bed of
misery,
“From a complication of kidoey, liver, rh¢uma-
tic trouble and nervous debility,
Under the care of the best physicians,
“But no relief,
“And now she is restored to ue In good health
by ss simple a remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had
shunned for years before ning (4 Tug PArExTs,
Father is Getting Well.
“My daughter says:
“How much better father Is since ho used Hop
Bitters.” :
Ya
s supplanting all
1 after hls jong suffering from
our store thirty-two pairs (92) of our
boots and shoes, ly this is evidence
enough to convince the most skeptical
that we sell the best and cheapest hoots
and shoes in the town or county.
POWERS & DON
STE
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We are that the item i,
about a Mr. Rockey having been severe-
ly bitten by Mr. Rishel's dog was greatly
exaggerated in these particulars. The
person was not r, but a maa of 28 |
years; he wa it pulled to the ground, |
and was bitten ve ightly by one dog, | ¢
apd was not laid up from the bite, and
that Mr. Rishel’s dogs are not more vi-
clous than the generality of farm dogs.
This correction we make in justice 10
Mr. John BR Persons should never
exaggerate happenings of any kind. ‘
— &
The L sran Conference
Boalsburg, Tuesday
continuing in se n two days
sessions are open and the publi
cordially invited to be present. Inter:
esting topics pertaining to Luther wiil
be discussed during the day, and sere
mons will be preached by Reva, Forst,
4
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vo)
3
y
ishel,
will meat in | t
All the
ire
ER
enings, A feature will
if Luther's celebrated !
by tl
On every side
ers red and white, green and blue, orange
una yellow, black and brown. The Hudson
shove its waters rose on one side dark wood-
Iressed and ready for ber gala day. In the
flouted the five war vessels, Slowly
rose the hilltops and
autumn dress changed from
rk to crimson and the brass cannon on the
ar vessel glistened. The decks became ani-
nated and the white caps of the sailors darted
A second later and the
Ix rocked as volley after volley thundered
sun over the
an
Far up above the bluffs,
snd up above the houses on the bluffs, in the
toeples, men were bending and straightening
hemmselves while they tugged at bell ropes
pealed out the chimes. The concord
ingled with the thunder from theships and
from their
ws clapped their bands
gd
A
and shouted
The city had awakened. A (ew minates
rushing up and down, hurrying anywhere
nd everywhere hotels had not haif
sufficient accomadation, and every bad and
n Newburg had been called into re
ill there was a deficit, and a
Hundreds of thousands of men,
drew the drapery of thel:
them, awoke wen the cannon
pre
i 0
bit
at night
ogches about
ting up beside them rubbing his eyes and
arsing the landlord who could not let him
There had only
Hve paper
exchanges. We |
' nt
Fi
jowa's Hepublican
1
Majority.
sherman’s pla
splete returns |
le heavy |
4
give
He
The
#3 3 § :
i the Upposilion
he Republicans will
Ee
Cee
ayycls
Bepublican,
ow. 3
pul
ge Cook
th iat by
andl where
the sleeper had placed his boots
i
To wash this r
{ walter, and tod
d
unwashed, but
«us of life were forgotten
a that prevailed
Newburg had wnt a
part in the grand
supasies from Hartford Spring-
ad jee points kept cone
y arriving until soered in a
seige, for om every side tmyonots
stoned and the tramp of sokliers re .
reviewing stand were Gov,
Bourne, of Rhode
Edson, Roswell FP.
ens § tu la bitte &rress
WAS RIL TE RRO Hae Any
two IRI (
*
fany a
unshaven and
visitor went wn
uventionalit
& general good hur
1
y village around
peal % tax
ie mn «
i all other
Linas tae oily
80 i
Me Of
leveland and staff, Gov
Informer.
Arrest of an
i informs
Duptax, Usd iw An
mile was are i and commitied to jal
at 7
this city, 18
i pwnd
in
otexl that be intended |
fore the trial of |
8
oben, |
1 » * hs
fo eave
in whose Ca
he
M
Sharon's sw
to Henator |
i her on Wednesday |
in the U cuit Court, replies
through her that she will come
mence imunediate procesdings against the |
Senator in the Buperior Court, and will not |
the Faderal Court |
1 agnine
i Slates U3
attorney
walt a decision In ©
LY eloant fq
WHAT STRUCK AN
it + ox
OLD BOLDIER
# . cits tince the war
¢ load
Under (he hot sun of Angust, 1661, the village of
lay as a sphing in Egypt, while Ei
Sharp, of that place, slowly and softly spoke
if the past Yea” was in the army
and ssw many of the sights of those fearful years
v dischar lisability, resulting
Wer. N
ail nas 3
¢ said
ad frees
we, miserable in health
wat 1 took cold on the
seomed worthlos to me
and spirits | so end
slightest exposure
[ lived only in oem
“That was wd ene
two cigars,
“That's so,” responder sharp, “but 1 got
over it. Outgrew it? Not exactly, When in that
condition 1 eg takiog “Parkers Tonle,” and 1
d st it, for my health n to im
prove right away. | piled on flesh and could eat
anything, My ambition blazed up. 1 could st.
tend to my business, and now--e xcept that 1 have
to take care about exposing myself to the bot san
wl min a8 well as the day | was enlistes, What
differences there are in things—guis and Layo
nets kill ; “Parker's Tonle” saves.”
This preparation, which has been known ss
Parker's Ginger Tonle, will hereafter bs called
simply “Patkers Topic.” This change has heen
rendered necessary by substitutes Imposed upon
thelr customers by unpripcipled dealers under
the name of ginger ; and as ginger is really an
unimportant flavoring iogredicat, we drop the
misleading word,
There is no change however in the preparation
jteelf, and all bottles remaining in the hands of
dealers, wrapped under the name of Parker's Gin
ger Toule contain the genuine medicinal the fuc-
simile ture of Hiscox & Co. is at bottom
of the outside wrapper, oetinge
MARRIED
On 9th, by Rev. W. H. Grob, Benja~
min Stamm, of Boalsburg, and Emma R.
Long, of Tussyville,
On 18th, by same, Mr. Clarence Houtlz,
of College, and Miss Bella Baney, of
Walker twp. y
-
i fi fiver wi 1
3, GIVIGINE mY last
oy 1
DIED.
Deparied this life in hope of blissfal
immortality, Oct. 12, in Burbank, Ohio,
Catharine Sboup, wife of Geo, W. Bhoup,
formorly of Aaronsburg.
On 15th instant, at Pine Grove Mills,
Susan R., wife of Edward Bubb, aged 24
years, 1 month, 13 days,
On 16th inst, of typhoid pneamo
William J. Bartges, a 90 years, 41}
months, 3 days, Fes, aged y
“Peaceful be thy silent slumber, j
Peacetul in thy grave so low ;
Thou no more wilt join our number,
\ know,”
#
aumities, the local committee, Mayor Ward
These men were scarcely seated when Capt
Williams and his policemen came in sight.
Following him came the Seventh regiment
They marched in their
staal precise manner and their moldierly bear
was liberally applauded. The naval brigade
and the showy continental uni
{ the Putnam phalanx, of Hartiord,
appeared and were greeted with ap
The Twenty-third and Thirteenth
regiments, of Brooklyn marched finely and
attracted considerable attention. Inuumera-
ble Jodges of kuights of pythise, knight
iTns
ext
plasise
ympaniss by the score, composed the re-
{ the procession, which finished
mainder of
self, and tenn minutes afterwards the city was
again a wild sea of confusion Townrds
alternoot the stream fSowed towards Wash.
ington's beadquarters. At 38 o'clock the
Qeventh regiment band began to play, and a
few moments later Mayor Ward, of Newbarg,
called the mighty assemblage to order,
Rev, Irenmus Prime, D. D, offered prayer
and Dudley Buck's “We praise Thee, oh
God” was sung by 500 voices. Senator Bay-
ard. of Delaware, delivered the oration of
the day. He dwelt on Washington's glorious
deeds, his patriotism, his disinterestodness
and refusal to accept a crown.
During the night the ships in the river
sent rockets flying in the air, and every
house in Newburg gave a private exhibition
of fireworks until the whole city was a blase
of light and grandeur. The west shore
trains went down to New York erowded
with the thousands and only six hours be
hind the schedule time. Newburg did not
rest until long after midnight and the sound
of music and revelry was beard away into
the small hours
Hoadly's Plurality About 12,848.
Covvxnus, Oct. 18, —Returus from sixty-
five counties have been received, whick give
Foraker 290,086, out of a total vote of 458.
146; Hoadly 228885; Schumacher, 0,058,
nnd Jenkins, 1,86£ The judicial amend.
Additions te the Pablic Domain.
Wasminaron, Oct, 19.
ara, of he rd om thas 1040 acres
a
of land m Kansas, west of Nettleton, claimed
be A
and be opened to pre-emption
homestead law. It is held here
is final
for circulating an obscene ballad,
drowniny
taws en route to London.
tional Council adjourned sine die
the extent of cutting the fire alarm wires in
Lynchburg, Va.
Five deaths have
ging in Brewton, Ala.
Union League of Philadelphia.
A thief at Merritton, Ont,
and locked up by the polices, was rescued by
over the will of the widow of ex-President
Fillmore.
Wednesday, October 17.
Quarantine against the Pensacola
navy yard will be abolished on October 25.
The frost of the past few nights
cotton and tobacco,
Through an operator's neglect
three men were killed and several injured
pear Chattanooge, Tenn.
Lord Coleridge hat left Philadel
phia for Washington.
of much attention there
Gov. Butler decides that a woman
fs not & “person,” therefore she cannot bes
member of the state board of charity.
In the week ending September 15
there were three deaths from yellow fever
snd forty-seven from smallpox in
Janeiro.
Gov. Butler, as counsel for the
Falls (Va) manufacturing company,
has commenced suit against the government
for 81,000,000 damages,
Florence H. Peters, cashier for
Lyon & Healy, musical instruments, Chicago,
bas confessed that be has Jost $12,000 of the
firm's money at faro. He is under arrest
Thursday, October 18,
Alexander Dumas, the author, is
seriously {ll from an intestinal disorder.
A package containing $10,000 was
stolen from the express office at Port Hope,
Ont
O'Donnell has been indicted by the
grand jury and his trial is fixed for Novem
ber 2L
The London Standard appeals to
America for a dispassionate judgment of
Henry Irving.
Much damage to property and
great Joss of life has been occasioned by ad
earthquake in Asia Minor.
Four Philadelphia firemen, who
fell from ladders into a burning building.
had a narrow escape from death
The remains of the North Carolina
confederate dead recently exhumed at the
Arlington national cemetery were interred
with impressive ceremonies si Raleigh.
Friday October 19.
Waterbury, Conn., 18 threatened
with a water famine.
A severe storm prevails on the Brit
ish coast and the Severn tunnel is flooded.
The legislature of Washington ter
ritory bas granted the right of suffrage to
woman,
Kirtland M. Fitch, the defaulting
bank cashier of Cleveland, O., has been
lodged in the county jail there,
The British Ambassador at Con:
stantinople has assured the Ports of the sym-
pathy and friendship of England for Turkey.
The Erie canal is said to be #0 ne
glected by the officials in charge that it is be
coming unnavagable, cepeciaily near Medina.
The arrangements for the swear
ing in of the Marquis of Lansdowne as gov
ernor general of Canada are being per
fected
Ernest Aston, r at Mi-
nooks, a short distance from Scranton, Pa.,
has besn arrested on a charge of tampering
with the mails.
The German government has or
dered the construction of a wumber of tor
pedo boats from various shipbufiders in Eng-
land and Sweden.
Groat
’
Saturday, October 30,
The yellow fever is on the increase
at Brewton, Ala.
Several buildings, including the
post offieg, in Bt. George, N. B, have been
destroved by fle
Harris, colored, ag
eighteen years, was hanged st Calboun, Gs.,
for murdering a child by poisoning.
Two farmers in Arkansas, between
whom there was a accidentally met
Oats : 4a
Pork October 1065
Lard “ 7.07
Petroleum 1.10}
8auven Ware, Jr, Comm'n Broker
81 Bopth Third Sureet,
Jock Haves Marg:
Butter, 20 to 25 cts. per 1b; eg
»
$A
50 to 60 cts. per pair; lard, 16 cis,
corn
per bu; oats, 40 cts. per bu; bean:
20 cts. per peck ; peaches, 25 to 50
per pk; cabbage, 8 to 1U per
apples, 20 to 25¢ per peck; turnip
per peck; celery, 5 cents per stalk
BELLEFONTE MARKET
Grain—Wheat, 1 00; Bye, (0; Oals, Jo
4
»
ar
tty
$937
eggs 20, ham 1
tard 1234
Produce—Batter
shoulders 14, sides
var
ba i
BPRING MILLS
heat—Red and mix .
White & Mixed
Rye.
MARKET
and care DEW...
Buckwhest.
Barley.....
ad
per barrel
tail
shoulder, 12
wi
WT
bacon or side,
Girenohle
LE OF
Pursoant to an order of
there wa
fonte, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
p- mm. the following described
John Irvin deoeased
A valuable farm sitasied aboul 1hIoe Maes
of Boalsburg, containing 258 acre
house and & large barn er
white pine, ches
roeut of pu
13
we
| payments with interest, payable a
{be secured by judgement ti :
ob the premises,
Lemont, Pa
The undersigned offers 8 valuable farm st pr
distasons west of
ACKER, sboul
imber land, loc balan ¢
There is 8 Ya
BUILDING STONE ou the 1, 1
{road-bed of the railrond, which rus Tue
southern portion of the farm. The red
sold as a whole or in jolts 10 SSL purchasers
JAKE NOPFsEKR
Bing ail
rt
I Mills, CONTAINING 53
are 1
oct
there will be expo
| following real estate Deioiug
decd: A certain ot of gus
{west by lands of Mrs. Rachel s
lands of Eve Stover, «vast Ly 8 lane asce OI
{Church jot, and on SOUL by lands | : v
ter and Jscob Homan, containing about ONE
| ACRE, more or lows; thereon erected as LOG
{DWELLING HOUSE, stanie snd other outbulid
i Sale to comments 51 2 p.m, when lens
will be made kuown BF M. L BisHEL
AGT
i
WOLF & SON
AT THE OLD STAND
CENTRE HALL,
HAVE RECEIVED A MAGNIFI
CENT STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GL ODS.
NONE FINER IN THIS COUNTY.
FROM THE MOST STYLISH
DRESS GOODS DOWN TO ANY.
THING COMMONLY KEPT BY A
GENERAL STORE AND AT B 1G
BARGAINS
An Old Soldier's
EXPERIENCE.
= Calvert, Texas,
May 5 12.
» 1 wish 10 express my approciaiion of Le
valuable qualitios of
Ayer’s Cherry Poctoral
as a cough remedy,
« While with Churchill's army, junt bafors
the battle of Vicksburg, 1 contracted » se:
were cold, which terminated in & datigerous
congh, 1 found mo relief Lill on our march
we eame 10 4 sountry store, where, on asking
for some reteeds, 1 vas urged to try AveEn's
CHERRY PECTORAL.
“i did so, ant was repidiy cond. Since
hon 1 have kept the Puc roBaL constantly by
me, for family use, and 1 have found Ww be
ah invaluable remady for throat and lung
diseases, o. W. Wizeey."
Thousands of foatimonials certify to the
prompt cure of All brenchinl and lusg
affections, by the nee of AVER's Caxany