THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hany, Pa., Nov, 21, 1883.
The Largest Paper in Centre County,
Terms. ~$2 per year in advance. $2.50
when not in advance: Advertisements
20 cents per line for three insertions.
Yearly and half yearly ad's at special
rates.
One colum per year $90—} colum $45.
gir-Hereaftor all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
srouit of two months additional as a pres
mium,
w@. A VISIT “ea
This time of the year to Whitmer
& Cos CENTRAL SUPPLY, or
“THE FAIR,” at Spring Mills, is
the correct thing. Jt will both please
and pay you.
G. R. 8. & Co., WHITMER & Co.
Spring Mills
D. GARMAN & SON,
BELLEFONTE, PENNA,
Dealers in White Goods,
Notions,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Black Cashmeres a specialty.
23jun tf It will pay you to call’
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD TIME
FABLE
joave Westward
1 3 5
AM. AM
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P.M P.M.
Montandon 6.10
Lewisburg, ar. 1 be } 6.10 4
Lewisburg, lv. 1 2
Fair Ground...
Biehl.........
Vicksburg
Mifflinburg .
Mifflinburg, Iv
Milmont
Laurelton. 8.33 3.48
Coburn..... . 948 5.00
Spring Mills,ar 10.15 ar.b5.50
leave Eastward
2 4 6
AM
20
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PM
Ri¥ar
8
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Spring Mills
Coburn
Laureitou
Milmont
Mifinburg.ar
Mifflinburg, ly
Vicksburg 3.1
Riehl.. ia 8.5
Fair Ground RI
Lewisburg, ar. A.M Le
Lewisburg lv. 6.35 4 1250 )
Montandon ar645 arS00 arl0d ard
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Muslin at a sacrifice at Garmans.
——The cold was intense enough last
week to freeze the ponds, we observed
half dozen skaters on the mill-dam at
Spring Mills.
Pharus Fetterolf, of near Troxelville,
killed a two hundred pound bear at the
foot of Jack's mountain week before
last.
Mrs. John Hosterman, aged 63, of
Selinsgrove, fell dead from heart disease
on 3d instant, while seated in a chair
conversing with a neighbor.
Gov, Curtin is in Washington and
will not return until after the organiza.
tion of congress,
——We noticed jthe other day that
Judge Larimer was able to be out again,
and are pleased to know that he feels he
is improving.
~The engineer's estimate to com-
plete our road from Spring Mills to Le-
mont, for preparing roadbed, bridging,
rails, ties, and stations, is $130,000. From
Bellefonte to Lemont, nine miles grade
ing and complete for running trains,
$230,000,
Fancy dress-goods at 8c at Garmans, *
~The appointment of Adam Hoy to
a judgeship is new feather for the pext
catalogue of Penn'a College,
~The Lewisburg Nat. Bank has been
caught to the amount of ten thousand
dollars though the failure of Peter Bal-
dy, of Danville.
—Henry Miller, formerly of Mille
beim, has charge of the new foundry at
Laurelton.
Avoid the harsh, irritating, griping
compounds sojoften sold as purging med-
icines, and correct the irregularities of
the bowels by the use of Ayer's Cathartic
Pills, which are mild and gentle, yet
thorough and searching in their action.
——Judge Orvis has formed a law
partnership with J. Frank Snyder, of
Clearfield, for the practice of law in
Clearfield county. Mr. Snyder is a young
lawyer of talent. Judge Orvis will keep
a law office in Bellefonte.
~The Pennsvalley bargain store, of
Dinges & Rearick, has all new dry-goods
and clothing, and can sell you anything
you need in that line cheaper than the
cheapest. In groceries they keep a com-
Plats assortment, all fresh and pure
goods.
~—Boots and shoes for all ages and
sexes, the largest, best and finest stock.
at Doll & Mingles, in the Brockerhoff
house block, Call there and see their
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
~The finest line of boots and shoes,
at Doll & Mingle's. No cheat about any
article—all genuine goods and prices be-
low all others,
N. 6th J t,
Mr. Jos. Kreider, 977
Philadelphia, Pa,, says : I used Brown's
dom for indigestion with gratify-
Iron Bi
ing
O18 of the JAstent soaduters 3a this
county, is a t bay, own y Mrs. G.
W. Rank, of Spring Mills, and can make
time in a manner, and witha willingness,
to leave behind any of our brag we
have seen thus far. We had the please
ure of driving over the road between this
and Spring Mills, thro’ the kindness of
Mr. Runk, and we greatly mistake if we
did not make better time than on the L.
& T. railroad. This horse besides being
finely built and spirited, is perfectly safe,
and we su no price would indace
Mrs. Runk to part with so excellent an
animal,
Druggist Marray reports a rapid
rowing demand Yor 3 Donald's ive
ills and celebrated Worm Powders.
we The Juestion has been put to us
whether it is right to kiss a lady
on the eve of her departure. We do not
know whether it is or not, but we do sy
gat wl Kin nat I afr and
marry onse)
then purchrse al your sachlers at Groce
ries, we'd say its all right. (Our ink is a
little thick which makes us words
mixed a little.) oo, 1
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TRENTON IN DANGER OF LOOSING
AN ABLE MINISTER,
The Trenton, (N. J.,) “Daily Gazette,”
of 13, says : Rev, Mr. Harpster, pastor
of the Christ Lutheran Church, and for-
merly missionary to India, is being urged
by the Lutheran Board of Foreign Mis.
sions to return to that country. The rev
erend gentleman lived seven years in
India, learned the language and preached
the Gospel in their own tongue to the
natives. He endeared himself to hune
dreds of them, and he is in receipt now
and then of little missives from them,
written in their own language, begging
him to come back to them, e vacancy
he created by coming here has never
been quite filled, and the Foreign Board
are extremely anxious that he shall re.
turn to his labors there, He favors the
idea himself, but is holding the matter in
abeyance.
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NOTICE.
The third Quarterly Meeting of the
Pennsvalley cireunit, M. E. Church, will
be held at Centre Hall on Saturday and
Sunday next. Quarterly conference on
Saturday 3 p. m., preaching at 7} p. m.
Love feast Sunday morning at 9, preach-
ing at 10} a. m. and 7 p. m.
orb A pnt a
The Lord willing, the basement of the
Evangelical church, in Centre Hall, will
be dedicated on Sunday, Dec, 2. Rev. B,
Hengst, of Millheim, will officiate. A
cordial invitation is extended to all,
G. W. CURRIN, Pastor,
~The Women's Missionary Society,
of the Centre Hall Lutheran church, held
their first public exercises on Sunda
night. There was fine music and ad-
dresses by Rev. Fischer and Mr. Ders-
tine, and Rev. Foster of the Presbyterian
church. The officials of the society, Mi:s
I. Nefl, Miss B. Derstine, Miss 1.. Harps-
ter and Miss J. Atherton, read reports of
the society's doings, which showed it in
a flourishing condition.
Col. Josiah Neff, of Centre Hill, is
seriously ill. Mr. Wm, J. Thompson, of
Potter's Mills, had a paralytic stroke, a
short time ago, and is slowly recovering.
Weather has moderated again with
indications for rain.
The secret of the universal success of
Brown's Iron Bitters is owing to the fact
that it isthe very best iron preparation
made. By a thorough and rapid assim-
ilation with the blood it reaches every
part of the body, giving health, strength
and endurance to every portion. Thus
beginning at the foundation it builds up
and restores lost health. It does not
contain whiskey or alcohol. It will not
blacken the teeth. It does not consti-
pate or canse headache. It will care dys-
pepeia, indigestion, heartburn, sleepless-
ness, dizziness, nervous debility, weak
ness, ete,
— Mr, John Wolf, of near Potters
Mills, reports a turnip weighing 13} lbs,
That's a whopper, and deserves of roos-
ter,
Thousands of persons who formerly
suffered with rheumatism owe their
presentfgood health to Bmith's German
Olio.
~- (ook Condo has purchased the ho-
tel at Hebersburg for $2,000 and moves
into it this week. The former landlord,
Jack Roush, takes the Stitzer stand in the
Narrows,
~Jonathan Kreamer, of Millheim, is
still confined to his bed with very little
signs of improvement, and at times suf-
fers severely, He has the sympathy of
the entire community.
Rev. J. C. Zehring, Codorus, Pa., says:
I was paralized in night side. The use of
Brown's Ircn Bitters enabled me to walk
without cane or crutch.
The Christmas number of “Harper's
Magazine” promises! to bring together
the most remarkable gathering of au-
thors and artists ever grooped under one
(paper) roof, The former include among
others, George William Curtis, John G.
Whittier, Miss Thackeray { Mrs. Ritchie),
ESP. Roe, William Black, W. D. How-
ells, Geo. H. Boughton, Austin Dobson,
Charles Reade, Edward Everett Hale and
Charles Dudley Warner; while among
the artists are E. A. Abbey, James C.
Beard, George H. Boughton, F. Church,
Frederic Dielman, Alfred Fredericks, A.
B. Frost, W, Hamilton Gibson, Alfred
Parsons, Howard Pyle, C. 8. Reinhart,
W. L. Bheppard and Jessie Curtis Shep-
herd. There will also be illustrations
from paintings by G. F, Watts, R, A,
and from unpublished sketches by
Thackeray, Frederick Walker and Dante
Gabriel Rossetti. The number will in-
clude four plate-paper pages in addition
to the usual size of magazine.
Hosiery and gloves at Garmans, -
Taking the lead. —Dr. Kissler's Cele-
brated English cough’syrup at Druggist
Murray's.
AAR i, AU————
KESSLER'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH
COUGH MEDICINE,
The reliable and never failing standby
in croup and whooping cough unequaled
as a remedy in colds and all lung troubles.
Do not waste time and money and en-
danger precious lives experimenting with
worthless medicines, but get the best at
once,
Money refunded to all dissatisfied pur-
chasers,
McDonald's improved liver pills arein-
dorsed by eminent physicians and used
by them in their daily prectice. Trial
package free.
Money refunded to all dissatisfied pur.
chasers,
For smallness of dose, easiness to take
and effectiveness as a worm destroyer
McDonald's celebrated worm powders
surpass any vermifoge on earth. Entirely
vegetable,
refanded to all dissatisfied pur-
chasers,
Dr. Kessler's congh medicine, McDon-
ald's improved liver pills and celebrated
worm powders are sold and warranted
by J. D. Murray, Centre Hall, and all
druggists and dealers in medicines,
Jonsson, HoLroway & Co,
Philadelphia, agents.
Ai
( Smock ray —Millbelm Crockery ware—
crocks, flower pots, vases y Are cons
stantly kept on hand by John 8. Auman,
at Farmers Mills, Manufactured by M.
Ulrick, Jr. octllt
Black dress-goods at Garmans, »
“BT. ELMO HOTEL,
Ne an 8 819 Arch $500 , ph Ladeipiin
ue ! y
traveling public will still ind oi Ho~
iberal provision for their
loca in the
tel the same |
comfort. Itis
centres of business and places of amuses
ment and different railroad as well
as all parts of the city, are easily accessible
A Il J
oors. sOfiors §
to those visiting the a for ay
Pieasare, all solicited.
You 408, M. FEGER, Proprietor,
Dr,
At the meeting of the B. E, V. board
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday last, a
resolution was passed that the company
guarantee the payment of principal and
the branch from Bellefonte to Lemont,
and that they proceed to build same im-
mediately upon receiving notice from the
Penn'a R. R, Company that the work of
extending the road from Spring Mills to
Lemont has been ordered,
Mr. Roberts, President of the Penn'a
Co., is a member of the B., E. V. board.
and was present at the above meeting,
and upon the passage of the above reso-
lution he promised to have the board of
the Penn’a R. R. at their meeting on
Wednesday, 21, to pass a concurrent res-
olution, i. e,, ordering the work for the
extension of the road from Spring Mills,
to go on immediately.
This brings the thing to a poin
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SPRING MILLS NEIGHBORHOOD.2
The people are all del'ghted with the
new iron bridge, Dr. Frank has remov-
ed to Rebersburg. This place sustains a
great loss. The Doctor nad built up a
nice practice and was liked by »ll-—wish
him success at his new place. We are ia
great need of another physician inthis
place as the territory is too large for one
man to attend to. Baussge making is the
go now. John Bibby, Geo. Korman &
Co. were out hunting the other week and
brought home four large deer. Rev, Jas
Wilson, D. D,, was home on a visit to his
father. Hestill thinks there is no place
like the home of his youth, The build
ing of the Granger's hall seems to be a
slow business—what's wrong? Live
beaves are bringing four cents: dressed
pork seven cts, per 1b
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We defy competition
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At
Frank, a bay gelding, trotted
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Prospact park, New York
2 83, the fastest time vet made
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ar prices are the lowest —Garmans
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MADISONBURG SHOTS
On Saturday eve a party of about
gentlemen and ladies made their way U
the residence of T. F, Moyer, it being the
themselves hugely, and al
the hostess gave the invitation for so
per—the table was ladened with
supply of those things which do
ner man much good. Communion
vices were held in Yearick's
church on Sabbath last. A larger
ber partook of the same than there ha
been for several years past. A large
amount of soft corn is the result of the
early frost. The fodder also was badly
injured. The wheat looks well in this
neighborhood. The lovers of pumpkin
pies are in their glory. A black tear
DOL if
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Caris, last week, in Little Bogarwalley
An up-town lady says the latest
out is her husband. We think the latest
smith shop up town.
parlor at midnight and found th:
daughter's young man had not vet
his departure. Eh! there, young
he shouted, why don’t you adjourn
man
yon
Legislature, Rev. Zimmerman w
liver his farewell sermon in
Hall, on Sabbath next, X.
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Hosiery and underwear, for me:
men and children, at tue Beehive
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Curtain loops at Garmans.
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JURORS NOV, COURT
GRAND JURORS, 4th Monday
tin, J A Crider, 4 W Fleck
man, John Bosman, J W Evens
Huston, J ¥ Tarner, J Henderson
Bellers, G W F Gray Po
Runkle, Peter Breon
Worth. Jas, Morr
8 Musser Bel
Heckian Un
lalijer Kush,
TRAVERSE JURORS,
Blowers, J Dumbieton Penn
Harry Kling Walker, W Webner
John Delany Haines, H O Bower, J 8 }
J W Runkle Harris, Henry Swab, W D Keller
Ferguson, 8 Dunlap, Al Hoy, John Baile I
erty, D Confer Howard, J BR leathers, J les
ern Huston, F Ural Coionville, W Vanval
in Bellefoute, ET Tuten, D Haines, J £ M
Cartoey, H H Momigomery, CG 1 i
Spring, Sh. Lyon, Wm, Bilger Gregg, Jacob M
Cool, GB Crawford, J B Heckman i
Eheesly, J Z Long Philipsburg, J Peight
Wilson, W Davis Snowshoe, W Lowman
Miles, D Harter Beggs, F Harvey Worth, J
Woodrin College. G 8 Keller, W Patterson
Potter, M Shires, W J Thompson, W Henoy
Miliheim, H Brown... Beuner, J Henderson
Patton, T B Waddle Halfmoon, T Way
JURORS, M week. Boggs, G W Len
Heaton, T Watson, J A Whitehill... Phil
W G Heimach, C K Custard, J BUhilds
H Bartholmew 8 Martin
C H Heisler, J Schofield, J Fox. © Strickiand
Millheim, § G Gutebius..... College, W Grow
Tresler, RB Poster... Potter, M 1. Emeric
Gilliland J Benner
Glose..... Union, J lexands
Zimmerman... Miles, J RB Wolf, J Hazel
Snavely..... Taylor, G ©
Liberey, D Kline, M Bec 3
Jones... Union, J C Pteer..... Ferguson, J Fortues
Rush, H M'Coun. .
12¢ muslin for de at Garmans. 3
sts AAI Mss
THE SUN.
About sixty million copies of Tus Sox
have gone out of our es lablishment during the past
months,
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the human race thirteen
nd of & y reading, night and day,
hrs fhlcaistions like these that ‘you
oan form any ba Jha circa lation of the most
ular ewRpapers, nfine
the opinions setions of American weg a we
THE BUN is, and will continne to be, a newspaper
which tells the th without fear of consequences,
wh ich gets af facts po matter how mach the
costs, which presents the news of all the
without waste of words asd In Lhe most readi-
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FUEL 865 year; with Sunday
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a pi rare
Cotton flanels from Ge to 18 cts, at Gar.
mans, .
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an immense stock, at
the Beehive.
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ANXIOUS TO SERVE.
The Nation as Speaker of
House of Representatives.
tho
Ben Butler Goes to Washington and
Says Cox will be the Man—All
Parties Very Confident=The
Result Doubtful,
Wasnixeros, Nov. 17.~Gen. Butler thinks
Mr. Cox ought to be elected speaker, He
visited Mr. Cox's headquarters at Willard's,
and his all pervading presence made Mr,
Cox's canvass like a very tangible
thing, a feature it has not heretofore notice
ably unl; for, despite Mr. Cox's ear
nestness and that of Gen, Blocum, Congress.
man Hill and two or three others, there has
been a feelin t there has been of
desire than of expectation in his canvass,
But Gen, Butler, ems to know every-
saying Mr. Cox's
seen
posses
tha more
who we
thing, 18 reported as that
candidacy is fay
it 1s as
ored by democrats,
Mr.
very
promising as
Carlisle thinks that 3
handsome
that of any one else
Cox will get a
on Mr. Cox's friends will leave
expects to get a fair pro-
te, On the other hand
Mr. Randall's friends here the bulk
of Mr. Cox's vote will Handall
This trength
other
balloting goe
him. Mr, Carlisle
portion of Mr. Cox’
fay that
go to Mi
parcelling out of his
Mr. Cox,
be found that if
there is any parcelling out of votes his will
have the benefit thereof
busy man. His me
candidates dos not please
and he intimates that it will
vy and his fri
soem to be mas lis parlors at Willard's
are thronged, amd when he is not in
may be seen dash i wn in a coupe
’
hunting up recent a nis Mr OX
g uj
no figures but |
prise the cat
on the first x
claim ninet
gives
s say that he will sur
vine + 1
ving not k
y kh han sixt
As My
Car »'s friends
he same ballot, it
will be seen tl kK AIM together
leave Mr. i i ly forty votes on that
sy that
My, Rand:
the first ballot wugh to
ect,
The fact is
oped enough t
& canvass has not
¥ any positive ass
he republican
y are here is that Mr. Randall's
uss red, . 1 has not
net
Springer arri
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Yass
it the up town bot hns tal
the Metropolitan, down town, wher
Randall
Ebbitt, though be
wive their friend
duct his canvass from the
National
The Fasting Horse Thict’s Escape,
Beis
the thirty sight
The ji
A convicted th
burg, was allows
jor’s daughter was 1
named
il his Inmp, Ax
{ Phillipsburg,
tensbly to keep Small
ing awl 's they
Bowers, the turnks
the men,
or closed on ber,
Oy tarust 1
t of the owil
FOU
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and escaped,
Suspected of Smuggling.
Ax
American
Charles E. Brascom,
Havaxa, Nov
thn
Caibarien,
went
to the consigness at that port. The reason
for this is undoubtedly the fact that pro-
RT
barrels of
1
bill
imposed a fine of 800 «
having delivered two
captain for
flour
whether an alleged error in reducing
weight of 500 barrels into kilograms
really an error or the resalt of an intention
to smuggle. The Clarabelle having brought
the
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The Madison Capitol Crash.
Mapisox, Wis, Nov. 14 -—Investigation
architects aml builders from Cin
which sustained the roof of the south exten
gion. * This report of the experts will tend to
exculpate the architects and contractors, as
there is nothing defective in thelr plans
Their testimony before the coroner's jury
will put a new phase on the direful catas
trophe, _
Diphtheria from Bad Water,
CLrvELAXD, O., Nov. 18-Quite a panio
has been caused in the Fifteenth ward of this
city by the prevailence of diphtheria. Five
members of the family of Elijah Bmith bave
been seized with the epidemie, and two of
them ave reported dying, The neighbors will
pot venture into the house but pass their
victuals into them through the window.
Many other cases are reported, and the causes
is said to be the bad water taken from a local
The Trial of James Nuit,
Prevssunag, Pa, Nov, 16-Major A M.
Brown, of this city, has bosn retained to
assist in the defence of young James Nutt,
who shot and killed Dukes, the slayer of his
father. at Uniontown, Pa. , some time ago.
The defense are oblaining as witnesses the
former schoolmates and teachers of young
Nutt. This evidence may prove that Nutt
was never sound of mind and therefore is
not responsible, .
Fatal Explosion in a Mine,
Winksspanrre, Pa, Nov. 15.~The gas
coming in contact with a naked light upon a
miner's hand at the West End mine at Coal-
mont, caused a terrible explosion.
Barcoski was instantly burned to death, J
Eskolus and John Keller were also
The latter two cannot live but a few hourg
Fatal Quarrel at a Foot Hace,
race at Lee driving William Burtees,
Pittston, and Alfred Jones, of Nanticoke,
a dispute that led to blows. Surtees drew
his revolver and shot Jones, the bullet enter
tng the body near the heart. Jones was re.
Somifdon:
Pauries that have grain to sell should
be sure to sell to or call on the under-
signed who will always pay the best
market price, nt Spring Mills and Cos
burn. 11octim I.J.GrexoBir,
Flanel and muslin at the lowest price,
al Garmans,
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
iy virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias Levarl
Fuelas and Venditionl Exponas issued out of the
Court of Common pleas of Centre county sud to
me directed will be exposed at public sale, at the
Court-house, in the borough of Bellefonte, on Bat
arday, the 24th day of November, A, D., 1584, the
following property lo wit
No, 1
All that certain lot or piece of ground situated
in Howard township, Centre county, Pa, bounded
on the porth and east by lands of Ads Boyer, on
the south by the Bald Eagle creck and on the west
by land of solomon Tice, containing eight acres
more or less, about all cleared and under cultiva
tion; good orchard, &c. Thereon erected a ssid
one story frame house, &¢, Seized, taken in exe
cution and property of Jobin M
Kline,
sense
» bie sold 68 thie
located
of land situated in
£ hip, Centre county,
the old pike, and west Ly
vy Abfaliam Blewart, ©oi-
| is i 1
ity-dour feet 2 front and
gk, Belzed taken in exectitic
¢ property of Ki 11
owner and contractor,
All that certain bhulld
of ground si
Gregg Lownsliip,
of the Tyrone & y %
b r of the right the ralirosd Lhence
i ide of Mrs, Erhierds, ot
oe A gle maine =
ar WV v
tory plank frame
festribasd
5 FL Mg ”
thence by mame
hundred and
ence by land
bh seventy
1 fifty-three
¢ Sinipg eighty
i allowance
the payment of two hun-
the death of Mary Martin,
with anuual interest at
natural life of sald Mary
i
} rupired
perel
sores and
{ This t 1
ire % as dow
widow « amuel Mart
{six per cent during the
Martin
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Attract o img « and beg
inning at a vel
tel # ty
TIDeTlyY owWhe
West MN perches
thenoe in SEapon Kote north
& perches ¢, thenoe by land of
if Geistwite a ¥ Bhalter south seventeen
recs east sixty perches 0 a stone and south
teen degrees cast eighty dwo perches oa
stone, thence by land of Samuel Haupt south sev.
enty degrees west sixtyeight and seventenths
t Containing thirty sev.
perches 10 the beginning
en acres aud sevenlydwo perches,
No. 5.
J improved land beginning at a spruce
then i land of Andrew Kohrman's heirs
sith 705." west 154 perches 10 a small hickory,
thence along land of John Dutweiler and others
south 1%," degrees east perches to stones,
thence along the mountain north sixtyeeven and
¥4 degrees cast one hundred and fiftythree perch-
es 10 a pitch pine, thence along land of J, G. Mey-
er and others notth nineteen and one-half de
grees west two hundred and twenty four perches
to the place of beginning. Containing two hun
dred and five acres and 117 perches and al
owance
pry
Pat
No, 6,
A tract of unseated land which was surveredin
prirsuance of a warrant granted 10 Samuel Haupt
jr. and JamosiM. Hunter, dated December 8, 1864,
bounded on the south by lands of George Fowler,
on the east by landsof J. G, Meyer and others, on
the north by lands of J, G. Meyer & Co. Contain.
ing two hundred and twenty-nine acres and twen
tyeight perches snd allow ance,
0 i,
A tract of unseated land which was surveyed in
pursuance of a warnantgranted to J. G. Meyer and
others, dated oom. bounded on the south by
Brady's survey, cast by Margaret Irvin, north by
Simon Gratz, Hosterman and Holsworth, west by
Samuel Haupt and James M. Hunter and George
Fowler tract, containing one hundred and forty.
two acres and Mmirtpune porches and allowance,
No. 8,
A tract of land partly Improved, bounded as
foudows © Beginning at a #Tive on side of road,
thence by land of Daniel Wolfe south 50° east 42
and threedenths perches to a white sine, thence
by the same tract of Daniel Wolf north 771° east
94 aud ninedonths perches (0 a thetice by
ands of Daniel 8. Boyer & Co, 14° east 8634 p.,
10 a stone, thence by land of D. 8. Boyer & To.
North seventy degrees cast sixtyseven and five
tenths perches to stones, thence by land of D, 8
Boyer 4 Oo, north seventeen west one
hundred apd thirty-two perches to beginning. con.
taining forty acres. Selsed, taken in execution
stad to be sold as the proper he yolD.8 Bayer.
0, K,
All those two tracts or pleces of land lying and
being in Potter township, Centre county, Penn's,
bounded as follows, to wit : .
One thereof bounded north by lands of Jacob
ir, west by lands of Samuel 8 lor’
by Tussy mountain and on tha const by Inns
doCiellan, containing 9% acres more or less,
ereoh bis a dwelling house, bank bars and
oul ings.
Ww
wou
of Jos.
The trial of Nutt for killing Dukes
comes up the first week of next mont!
Horse blankets, bound and strappe],
only 75 cents at the Beehive, 2
Fancy goods at Garmans,
Farrobes , horee blankets, lap robes,
immense stock just received at the Hee
hive, 2
MARKETS.
Puiladelphia, Nov. 19
(Corrected Week)
Chicago,
484
$903
9
11.756
Philade lila
- Rial
we] {15
Pri
gt TRG
Carn Nov,
Wheat "
Oats 4
Pork ;
Lard " 7.65
Petrolenm 1.164.
Baxver Warre, Jr, Com’n Broker
31 Bonth Third Street,
BELLEFONTE MARKET.
Grain—Wheat, 1 00; Rye, 60
Corn, old 60, new 50 by 1. I..
Produce—Batter 25, eggs 50. ham
shoulders 14, sides 1214, lard 1244 1.0
toes 50 —~by Valentines’ Store,
Lock Haves Marker,
Sutter, 20 to 25 cts. per 1; epps }
33 cts. per doz; potatoes, Bie, chicker
50 to 60 cts, per pair; lard, 16 cts. neg
apple butter 75 cts, per gal; corn, !
per bu; oats, 40 cts, per bu; beans, |
20 cis, per peck ; peaches, 25 wo 50 of
per pk; cabbage, 8 to
apples, 20 to 25c per peck;
per peck; celery, b cents per
EPRING MILLS
Bed and mix
& Mixed
tials
Brown
1{) g
iV per
MARKET
Whest
White
Hye
Corn, shelled,
Oats......
Buckwhent
Barley
Cloverseed ....
Timot hy seed
Plaster, ground per to
Flour, per barrel
Butter, 25¢: tallow, ( rd, 12; 1
15; shoulder, 12: bacon or side
Exes per dozen “hls
arrected weekly by 1. J. Grex
COAL ~Pea, §
Egg, 4.75.
be
=, Chestuut
. -
Gents fancy bows, about |
(rarmans,
. : .
Black silk lace and gimpe at G
3 » 8 - — - *
Ladies’, children’s, and misses
large stock and
bive,
iow prices, at the
MARRIED
DIED.
Oa 7, near Hebersbarg, J i
Frankiin, son of Thomas BK. and |
Keen, sped 1 year, 3 months, 2
On 16, at Millheim, M
Aun, wife of Mr. J. R. Bear.
years, 8 months, 11 days.
IN IN?
A MING
Wm.JB
awiully g the u i
spectfully re thal all persons Know
seives 10 be indeed 10 the estate 10 1
diaie payment, and those having ciais
the same 10 present the same duly
for settlement J. BH REIFFsNY1
novel
Nav
«A0V,
ers
Me IBONBUS
his valuable hotmest
ing of one 1407
ing HOURS
shed, and a goo
Evervibing §
& ix
Bee Hive Stores,
Te EY MUST FAIL!
WHAT OUR COMPETITOR
HOW CAN THE BEE HIV}
Afford to sell Linen Table Spr
50 cents,
If we have to pay 70c. for the same
large quantities ?
HOW CAN THE BEE HIVE
Afford w sell White Blaoke ts for $14
When we have to pay 82 for them at
wholesale ?
Affo d tose.l White Blankets fur £3
When we have to pay $31 for them
at wholesale ?
%
HOW CAN THE BEE HIVE
Afford to sell White Blankets for
When we have to pay 87 for them at
wholesale ?
£6
HOW CAN THE BEE HIVE
Afford to sell School bags at Je.
When we have to pay 15¢c. at whole
sale?
S————
HOW CAN THE BEE HIVE
Sell woolen socks for 20c.
When we have to pay 30c. at whele-
sale ?
It is strange but nevertheless true
The manufscturers and Im-
porters from whom we buy
do not mind this talk, be.
cause we
wee BUY FOR THE CASI —
And our patrons certainly do not
mind it, because they reap the ben.
efit of our sacrifices. Wo are de-
termined not to be vndersold by
soybody, We are determined to
make the
—=BEE-HI1V Ee
A household word. We are de.
termined to convince our patrons that
there is no place in the world where
they will receive better and fairer
treatment than at the
~—=BEE-HIV R=
The largest stock of
PRIVMRO™. flues,
SA Eins, SARA.
Between Ph
ele, ote.
{ladelphia and Pittsburg.
LADIES TAILOR MADRE .
MENTS A SPECIALTY MR
Respectfully yours,
GOLDSMITH BROS,
Bellefonte, Pa,
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