Carag Harn, Pa, Fea 17 Tanyas —~82 por yoat in advance, $2.50 when not in advance. Advertisements 20 cents per line lor three insertions. Ono colum per year $90—4 colum $45, #8 Hereafter all subscribers paying their subscription in advance, will get a crodit of two months additional as a pres mium on $2 in advance. OOMR IN Merchants Place, Bellefonte. ELEGANT NEW R ¥ US WITH A D 3 . CAN FIN A. Better Assorted Stock IN OUF ye YOu » THAN EVE} market at Marray’s drug store. tf ~The Evangelical conference meets at Millheim begianing of next month, German Canary Birds, all compar- atively cheap at Marrays Drug Store J. Hale Ross, merchant at Linden ee flarry 8S lord at Spriog Miils, gave the“ Reporter a call, —The Houtzdale ’ miners have de- ceéal, select school in Centre Hall the coming summer, The United Br. charge erecting a parsonage in Miliheim, comiug sum wer. the quit farming sad move lo Madisonbdurg, next spring. He makes sale Feb, 18. wee I's Collins Brothers have par. chased the extensive irou ore lease and fistures in Cull: Ore Company. Tue Good Templar organization has purchared a Landsome carpet for their hail, wul meeting a pieasant one, Increasing. The order is ———— Tue La Ribert Hoimes, { { STATE COLLEGE, DEPARTMENT OF MECHANIC AR A new department has been added (o the State College, that of Mechanic Arts, in buildings erected for that purpose. The building is a sobstantial two-story frame, built of native yellow pine, and divided to accommodate the TS. working, carpenter shop, ete. Pine Hall band was present and furnish. ed musio for the occasion, The inaugu chapel, which was filled with invited followed by prayer by Rev. Lourie; after singiog of another hymn, a portion of the USth Psalm was read by the reverend gent'eman aforesaid. address was then delivered by Prof. Jno. imperfect apprentice system ubd com- mechanic arts. Prof. Hamiltop's were sound and practical and will be car a pe THE LOCAL ELECTIONS, We give the officers elected in Potter and the borough below. In the North and South precincts the Republicans nominated straigbt tickets, The Demo- cratic chairmen of those precincts did | their duty and called meetings for nom- { inating straight tickets, and the Demo- | erata stood by their colors and elected their men all but one judge, In Centre Hall there was a failure to call a Demo cratic meeting and by the md of four or five pretended Democrats a combination | was formed to give the Republicans half | the offices and defeat Democrats for the | other half. The Republicans justly re- | joide of their victory to the disgust of the sold-out Democrats, In thedeal the Republicans were given most of thalong- Th officers elected are: POTTER. North Precinet Judge, And, Gregg--Inspecton i term offices, J Bb Neff, J H Odenkirk. | Assessor, W W Royer—Ass't Assessors, J A Kel ler, Adam Krumrine. Auditors, J J Arney 2 years, J G Danberwman, 3 years--Town Clerk, J A Out—Reg. Assessor, Condo —Overseers, Peter Hoffor—Supervisors, J U Bankey, J A Sweetwood-Schosl Directors, IL W Rimport, W C Farner—Tax Collector, E B Hoster- man table, Peter Smith, Houth Precinet Judge of Election, G 1 Good- hart—Inspectors, Danicl Daup, Thomas Palmer CENTRE HALL BORO. Chief Burgess, John Rishel, Bargess, Adam Thomas, republican. Council, for 2 years, D C Keller, J A Reesman, republican, B D Brisbin, republican; for gue year, Ei n Pelt, D J Meyer, John Spangicr, udge of Election, Daniel Flisbher- Inspectors, ih, Jas. Lobir, Overseers, for 2 years, Emanuel Smith, republi can; for 1 year, John Emerick, sohool Directors, for J years, G W I WA Jacobs, Republican: for 2 years, J D Murrey, { CD Bunkle; for 1 year, J B Bolt, W Shirk, repulr Lane Ant F va 8W The General ably featares in the Heo paid a Bris, glowing tribute mechanic und ial dent of the Coliege. The General's dress was listened to with mwatked at- Dr. Atlierion was the next Speaker. He referred to the act of congress from agriculiural s He COLe Yt bat the College was being conducted in str in Ceara Hall, where he will engage in the mercancle business, Mr. Thomas McCoy, of Potters Mills, saw the first swage coach that crossed the 7 Mis. with tue mail, and the jast owe. He next expects to ses the U, to Puib us Baak. l'une Central Pannsylvania Counfer- 4, town, wil preside. Toe Confereace nambers about 100 ministers, mad by tue upsetdog of an omnibus a tae Haocock Puilagelphie. Tuey were not hart. The new Regulator Cook, sold by J. Kyle McFasriane & Co, Bellefonte, rog.lates every tuiog io the kitchen of a wel reguinied home. It is the strongest stove made; has double plates under the tire thereby heating the oven evenly, It is warranted 10 bake or money refunded. A forwer ci izen of Penn township, Mr. Marin Dniblebis, died on Mouday morning, 8, at his home 10 Clarion twp. Green ¢auty, Wis, where he had Jived soma 16 years, since going west from Centre cottaty. Tone wile of deceased died 8D0uL siX years ago. ef, M. Keonedy, foreman of the mechanic arts shop, at Btaie College, bad four iugers un of bis hands cat off by the buzz saw, on jast Wedaesday, on the oweasion of the upening of the build. ings. He was showing the workings of the machiue to visitors when his Ps wos caught, weer. David Flory who had an arm mutilated sume four weeks ago by having it caught in 8 threstiog machioe, at Jno, Hoy's, near Beilefonte, died from the eilvets of the injury on last Friday. The arth was smputated about a week previ. ous to bis death, He was buried at Cen- tre Hall on Sanday. weiss Lydia Mosser, who had her home with ber brother Pbilip Musser, in Haives twp., died at the residence o John Kerstevter, io Penn, on Wednes- day of lust week. She had been at Mr, K'soa a visit and becomiog ill there, died a short time after being there, Her sxe was 06 years, 11 monthe, 22 days, we Mr. Charles Woll and wile, of Haines twp , have returned from a six weeks trip 10 Michigan and Illinois where they visited relatives. They foun the Biovers, Richards, snd other former Centre county folks, well and prosper. ous, Mr. Wolf repors grain fields louks be ne in Ohio but not so promising in nois. —eeWe direct ihe attention of our readers to the advertisement of MeCor+ mick Bro's, in auother rolomn of the Kevonren, These men opvued u furniture store in Camp’s ol stand, and solicit a part of the public prironage, Toey are good aed worthy wo and will keep up with the times io _ hat partaios 1o fi and wu ing. They hail suppuit Dr. Atherton can say sbou’ as noch iu ara utters, and he Las to correct misrgpresesta- dons that have gone out respegliug the coilage. Toe institution was never in as flor ishing con and tothe unt ring efforts, asd abil Dr Alion 88 ow ty ol dae. After the addresses the crowd was vited to proceed to the mechanic nfancy of wnat i wiil be a fahture Byery ts 1 at I t o distant future e of wii teal proud for tw i the ¢ Pea: sy y AN will dev ROre ts Wen nian can to proportious tha institution and i “0 ' i iil be ue Sit mmon th. A live J role of thie boys i tween ye edo id Alexander, chairman of the Dem Boro, Com 10 the interiorau “pigger'’ fellows it may be that two fuverals were not difficulty arose from the action chairman in calliog a meeting the formed a mixed local ticket, lusiend a Democratic ticket while the Hepubli caus around a+ stood up maafuly ticket of their own and a» with the Democrats, altho’ i the mojoriiy. This fact gave umbrage to ye editor aod some Oiher Democrats who think the orgavization should te maintained and sustained, and especially when the enewy is around chatiengiag the Democracy by muakiug « siriet party nomioation, Tois cause of the hubbule, ie t atirit Fox are Hen guy bu * © sn MAYO A i BO A very sudden death bappened in short distance above Ceotre Hall, Mr, poon, on Ssturday, Was piayiog with a bittie son, sged 2 years the child partook and wus livey. There wus ao open cellar-way in apartment, and the father old the litte one pot to go too close 80 as not to fail into the ceijar, approached the open space sud would ther. Haviug repeated this several times is retreated close to him, aud with a fant ery dropped over dead. Death was caused by paralysis of the heart, -——— —An unexpected death took place, at Coburn, on Tuarsday of lest week, abous 26 years, was found dead, al Lis father’s, in one of the rooms. Tue young man had been to supper, and par- took of it with usasl appetite, and with drew 10 an adjoining roow, when pres eutly a noise was heard as if from some one falling, and on entering the cham. ber, the young man was found lying on the floor dead, Ll so —emeThe Contre Hall Republicans feel good over their victory and some predict ed last night they wili carry the town. ship next. So they wil, if Democrats can be got to dicker, which bas been a practice with some for a nomber of years; its effect ia telling upon the coun. ty, the majorities having been cat down to near defeat already, When the Demo cracy looss the county, thess fellows wh” bring it about will be fonod over amon® the Republicans for office, as a rewmi for Sreacbery. i A —— > - ~e)n the 1ith instant, at Globe Mills, in Boyder county, while Mr. Wm, H. Ripka was at his barn’ attending to chores, leaving his children in the house these took to playing with the fire, sie the dress of his little daughter Lizzie took fire; hearing the cry, Mr. Ripka hastened to the house and grasping the little one ran to the spring and pnt ont the fire. The pody was severely burned, bat there are now hopes for her recovs ery. an ho to Pittsborg for trial, He . WB Mingle: for 2 years, epubii 3: for 1 yeur. H Boozer I F Alexander, i Assessors, Wm, Woll, Simon Harper ¢ of the Peace. H Dr Vau Pelt fax Collector, M B Richards. GREGG, 8B, P, ash 30,4 H Leltzell & 10. J 1 Condo 69 r5, Sam’! Burrell 85, W H Bloom v Hea 2 Sam’l Harter 8, Dan visors, John A Marriek 122, J B Heckman i. Ye k 58, Jumes Haloes § ar, Fred Zettle 1 i Barrell, J © 3 1 1. Das 2, Davi Lettie 174. Lain vi, é A mess w I % WH, 30% ii 85, J 8 Heri tor, W. Pea 127. ¢ if Mark 49, i Mu £ Crawford MILLI tnnkle 44. J B Ream 100, "1a. Shook 74. "it ork isn 61, David Barree 56 2, D A Ruuk 30 r A And, B 9 eo Alexander 4 vik fent Hartman DLiethe 53. A § smer Ww £l Jou Keen 43 5 iE RMAN'S HEARING. a Th IAT PRaer S000 Bail for St Reg 11. ed Letiers al Leu es Sanbury, Pa, Feb 11.—~The adjon rned i i { i { “MILL DEATH US DO PART” Atl the residence of the bride's brother, Mr. J, W. Tibbot, Thumday, Feb, 4, at 10 o'vlock, by Rev, L, O. Mend, A, N, Runkle and Mis Tinnie A. Tibbot were united in the holy bands of mat rimony, ; This cunnibal event was announced through our columns two weeks ago. A AW changed from 8:30 to 10 o'clock, when the invited guests to the number of 125 repaired to the residence of Mr. J. W. Tibbot, where the ceremony was to be serformed. The rooms, so brilliantly ighted aod handsomely decorated, were never thrown open to 8 more brilliant assemblage, vy everything seemed in perfect harmony and accord with the two loyal hearts soon to be united as one, At the appointed time Mrs. M V. Sweesy, who presided at the piano, began playing the grand wedding march, and a8 the sweet strains of music sounded throughout the rooms, the first brides R. Li. Thompson, marched to the head of the parlor and occupied the positions assigned them. They were quickly fol- lowed by the second bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Tibbot, accompanied by Mr, W. Powers, and immediately behind them came the bride and groom. When all was in readiness, Rev. I. O, Mead read a véry beautiful ceremony, admon- and pronosinced them man and impressiva prayer by Rev, A, J, Coe, of Rev, Mead then introduced them to the guests as Mr. and Mrs, Run- kle, and congratulations were in order. M » Bower, Weaver, of of Be Z. A, Yearick, J On 7, by dev a Woodward, and Mis Faunle bersburg, rv Feb, 7, by same, in Asronsburyg, Jan, W and Miss [rene C. Reinhart, both of Haines On 4, by Rey, P, C. Weldemeyer, Geoige W Vonads and Miss Edith 8. Smith, both of Gregg twp. At the Lutheran parsonage Nittany, Pa, Feb 4, by Rev. John Brubaker, Benjamin Kauffman to Miss Lizzie White, both of Zion, Pa. Sale March 10 ~~Al the residence of the under J signed, 134 miles east of Tusseyville, Wednesday, March 10, at 1 p.m. ] mare, % years old, heavy with colt; 1 horse, 5 yrs old, I cow, calf, Chesterw hile sow, Spring wagon, buggy, threshing machine and skaker, reaper combined, 2-home cultivator, set tug harness, sel single harness, hay fork and rope compiete, one chopper machine, fat press, sansage stuffer, cook stove, con! stove, table, en sboard, lot of chairs, . 4 nd other articles, bod whens, u JACOB BR, LEE. fale March 19, HUBLIC SALE ~At the residence of the under. F signed, 34 mile east of Boalshurg, Veiday, March 10, at 1 p. tn: One bay mare with foal. one black horse, 2 cows, bshoats, 2 sets of tug harness, set single harness, set fSynels, 2-horse WHRgOnD , sled, hay rake, Hmnith wp. HUBLAC BALE grain drill, 2 plows, harrow, hay fork and rope, cider mill, 2) acres of grain in the ground, 2 grain cradles, corn planter, dinner beil riding saddle, fanning mill, bid stead, table, sink forks, rakes, double trees, chaing, lot bags, scoop shovel, set hay ladders, end many other articles Wm. Goheen, Auct, A. OSMAN Mills, at 9% m., sharp. Horses, Mules, Calile Bheep, Farm Implements, and Household goods. J. HALE ROsé8 See MARKETS, Reported Ly Evans Bao, Produce Commission Merchanuils, No, Hi North Water 84, Philad, Butter, Fagus, Poultry, Cheese and all kinds « Country produce, Quick sales, good prices snd quick returns, BUTTER. HR, CXIPR..iiness ta i. PARP 008 Penn's, Del and MA, per doz Craies “ ” h tiie Western, ex brass AVE POULTRY. DERYLY.. Cries Fowls, straight . nixed Western, se 11 Per 1D straight. - mixed Roosters......... . Ducks i Turkeys .... Turkeys, extra, poor 10 m vid toms... ’ ring Chickens, dry pleked scalded Ducks... ‘ LIVE CALYV Calves, Del & MB, prime Fair to good Common P, prime Lambs, extra. Live Cattle, Hogs, 1ive.......ce Pigs, live Pork youn #y "l EB AND BEHELD) ia nor ih BOCK... Kher Chestnuts, § hellbarks, Yalnuls, —————————— ale March 6 1C SALE —~At the residence of the un lersigned, at Centre Hall, pn Saturday Marek 6, a8 1230p. m,.. One home, boggy pole, 2 sets single harness, s¢l PIOW gears, © pPRirs fiyocts, 2 heavy COLIATS, grind stone, culling box shovels, hoes, pleks, hods, forks, iron kettle, d This was followed by an elegant repast. After this game some excellent both vocal 8nd instrumental, The bride was. beautifully pearl coloped silk, wearing attired in beautiful shael neil roses and smilax., Bridesmaid blue satin Bodice, wearing natural flow- | ! i bridesmaid, was India mull trimmed with lace, pink satin bodice, and also Miss Tibbot, second full kid The gentlegtnen were in dress, cutaway coats, white and buttophole bouquets i { i i i i 3 ; i i } 1 man from Lewisburg, charged with if oo i Cf Wolf i, th this Charle 3 wk morning. county, appeared for the defendant. the ficst hearing, one week ago, ! feseion, and that he fouoad over $100 his percon. both | Inspector Speese larther testified to-day’ | that there were 13 letters registered, tied in a bundle; that defendant confessed he Service, was present at | atwtrac ed the bundle of registered let. | ters, hid tuem there, and put the bag on the iain, Toe loss was not discovered | anti! the train reached Harrisburg. U. i 8, Commissioner McDevitt after the hearing decided to bind the prisoner over in default of $2,000 bail to appear for trial at the United States Court at | Putsbarg, on 15th, The prisoner was then taken in charge by Deputy United States Marchal IL. H. Marin, of Wills ismsport, who returned him to the pris ou here, frou: whence he will be taken to Pitsburg Saturday or Banday night, [he accused is youthful in appearance, emooth faced and not looking more thau 18 or 10 years old. The defense will plead his first offense, bis youth and previous good character, His relatives stand high in Lewisbarg, some of them beiug tue represeoatative business men of the own, His father was present at the heatiog und is quite a pleasant and mild-looking oid genideman, Mr. Speese says Cather aan got $140 or $150 from the letters, i As POTTER'S MILLS. It is feared there will be tronble with the pew school house to be erected at Kyg Hill next sammer, It seems the lease for the ground will ran out as soon a the old house is removed. Tue high water last week tore a large gap in Tuompson's race above Mike Hmith's house which cansed the shingle mili to be idle for a few days, A couple of men cutting logs near the Gregg (wp. bwoe, 2 miles distant from here, were heard singing here one caim worning last week, Mrs. Elizabeth Shires has been very sick for several daye, Tue concert at Sprucetown on Bator. day night, 20, promises to be a treat, wission 25 via, KixoLing AS As an article for the toilet Ayer’s Hai _ Suriviliod. i as the L$ id lependent, Hh inst ariner « of positor in Mr. Ronkle was the ist « -F0. 4 The was large apd valuable.- TEOBURN 1LEMS, On Thurfiday evening abont 7 o'clock, Heury, only son of Audrew Htover, died tHe bad been complain ing for aban ten devs, but was } fined to bel three or four platning of pein on bis longs, ia LURYS, CO * » Henry howe that he was better and had no pain, About 7 dielock he after be id down moment's warsing. wad intelligent yoong man of © age, and & memoer of the school board His funeral was a very large one and took plate on Banday morning, Rev, Yearick officiating. At present toere is Pery jittle sickness our village, he died i in Basioess is not i i i brisk | ketge-wheat 52 to 85, rye 55, corn 40 bo $5 bariey 00, vats 50, 1t is ramored thet Greninger is about store room to a party from Watsontown, fi is also rumored tha: Capt. Vauvaliu has rented G. W. Stover's distillery, and intends running it alter April 1. Wm. and Harry Whitmer have ordered ma chinery for the mannfactare of hoops; they intend to operate at the lower end of Brush Valley. On Saturday there was quite a crowd here to select candidates tor Tuesday's eiection, Prof. A. P. Au man is instructiog a class in short hand. The schoo! under Prof. Foreman is moviog aloag all right again. The pay train passed through here Monday and makes the railroad men feel happy. 0. K. wy > we UNDERTAKING ~ Alter April lst, 1886. 1 wiil te well prepared to stiend promptly to all the business of an under taker. Patronage respecifally solicited. tf Lxvi Murray, Centre Hall, wee Merchant tailoricg at the Phila | delpliia Branch, and satisfaction guaran. wed. Ap experienced head oversees this department, tf wee rn men] grista will be ground at the Centre Hall roller mill, Toesday and { satarday of each week. tf ~w—eBhoemakers—| can sapply you w ith rubber cement for meoding gum be ots, ete.~J. D. Marray. -— Furniture! Furniturel MCORMICK BROS, (Successors to W. R, Camp.) CENTRE BALL, PENNA, Offa the finest and largest stock of FURNITURE ever brought to Centre Hail, Prices to Suit the Times. — Coma and examine stock and learn prices. We keep all farnitare usually wee for10d in 8 =e FIRST CLASS FURNITURE STORE. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. COFFINS, CASKET®, BUHROUDS, BURIAL ROBES, &e, ging iron, chains, 4 wheelbarrows, 2 well buckets sled. string of bells, 3 hallers, heater i lot lumber, No, 8 cooking slove : L bed stends 1s dnzen wood seat chairs, 34 dor. canesest chain 4 rocking chairs, lounge, brass kettie, dishes, &c, HORACE ZERBY. one parcels of ground, at and pnesr Pott ) willed by Joseph Carson, dec'd, Wo ¥. Hutchenson, are offered al private saic, Oni joi, containing about 18 acres, known as ihe Was son property, with a lepaut house thereon anolh | er lot, known as the Toner property, with dwe ig thereon : the other & tract of land, on. tile south of Potters Mills | particalars apply 0, WM. M Potters Mill Agent for Mrs M.E. I X 27 a ne 1% s hd | Wm. Kerr, decensed CE. ~Letters tlestamer upon Lhe eslale O iste of Potter lownst ORS" NOT * i Applies, new, Potatoes, they would respectfu | ing themselves 10 be | make immediate payment, and those havie gains the same 10 present Lhe same Gul) it settiement L iy request all persons Know Centre Ootint y i sionenm’ ofl i ter that 4 ¢ March 3 Peni BALE. At 1 v wig Old For WEDS “a we residence of ‘he «1. about one mile east of DAY MARCH TWO § Git Lali yearling g Power sag 007 ier on ipa forks, scoop shos Lg By Le | meat bench, fat press § vinegar, 20 gal soft sORD, 3 gal. Copper | jarge iron kettle, wash boller, plank Seid hay rakes, 80 fi, 43¢ in. leather beiling, douse ladder, with rope sand pulley, 12 it lndde crowbar, digging iron, 234 in post auger, 50 cro saw, buck saw, 3 interest in power saw, bag cart wheelbarrow, shoeing tools and box, 2 strings of sleigh bells, sd corn sheller, roofs bourds, shingles, saurkract kuife, #0 ib scales, canned froit, housebold furniture, way stove, iron airtight wood stove, bedsteads, corner cupboard, sink with board, large bu 3.4 wash stands four with osslors, ¢ stove pipe, lounge, looking glam, extension and other lavies, by Guzen ose soated chairs, arm chairs, quesniwamn, solieware, tals, meal vessels, barrels, sewing machine, potatoes by the bushel, and of er articles, Bale to commence at 12 o'clock, sharp, MES. E C. GROVE brid 0 sland 1300 Wim. Goheen, Anot Sale March 4 Br BLIC BALE. ~At the residents of the un cers.gned, 2 miles eat of CENTRE HALL, on Tharsday, MARCH 4: Taree good work borees, § milk cows, (7 fresh 2 two year old bulls, Hive yuniling bulls, 1 I-yearoid weifer, four calves, all horn cattle are No. | short horn breed; one Yorkshire sow and pigs. six No. | shoats, broad wheel wagon and box good as Dew, good twohorrse wagon, Champion combined reaper with rake and dropper, good grain dri good land-rolier, Millhelm cultivator, No, 1 hay rake, loug sied, pew log sled, carviage, good fen ping mill, good set of hay ladders, 22 fi. Jong: 2 new Bouth Bend plows, 2 Mollie Stark plows Heckendorn plow, corn scraper, Centre planter, double shovel horse cultivators, hay fork and pulieys, cue har poon, Lewisburg feed ontter, double and single treos, ith chain, sled, wagon holster, six ood Band rakes, 2 three Songue hay forks, 4 shah ing forks, other wiles, pair double harness, pair new heavy bricn bands, set of cruppers, 2 set of plow gears, collars, ticles, Bale 10 commence at 9 o'clock, J. N. Lelusel, Auct, GEORGE DURST 7 Sale March 2 Bt BLIC 3ALE-AL the tnuldunos of the un. ' dersmigned, one mile west of FARMERS MILLE on Tuesday, MARCH 2. Four head of horses, | stallion 3 years old, 1 mare 2 yoars oid, 1 horse 2 years old, 1 brood mare with colt 7 years old, 1 one year old colt, 1 spring colt, dcows, 1 bull two years old, 1 heifer 2 years old, 5 yearling calves, 10 head of sheep. 7 hogs. &-hiorse wagon, 2-horse w ; 2horee Spring wagon, Lay rake, reaper, 2horse cultivator, 2 1-horse cuitiva- tors, drill, Barsheer plow, Imperial plow, Ball plow, 2 shovel plows. grind stone, hay fork and rope, threshi machine, shaker fanning will, 2-horse sled, 3 pairs spreads, double and whipple trees, log chain, fifth chain, set tug harness, sel front gears, set plow gears, 3 set fiy- nets, collars, bridles, 2 a Manda, table, din Uo . per bell ete. Sale at J. N, Lolessi, Auoi. JACOB HOMAN, Bale Feb. 36 2 re BE ern de 4, 3, mile nm ville, on THURSDAY, Ti 25: One bay mare, 7 years old: 1 King ¢ colt; 4 cows (one fresh.) 1 bull, wa ow Ca% Y Ha ang bs nd 89; asked for i, with Mar #92 BT steady, with quiet and ni asked for February i i Luls were § ui ay | bid and 4 wt for Februay; 39% bid rand 40% asked § i TH Deel calli 43854, medium She Were EX blade, f nts, £( = Wnon ja lot 3 3 Gemana ana ¢ ¥ in fair in san Extra Lambs, at Sialic CENTRE HALI i PRODUCE A { Butier . 1€ Ham... a i ssoulden........ MARKETS. TTHE ¥1 ORES, Kags. 2% Jo nat By sh Lard Wow GRAIN MRKETS. REPORTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & SON Prices subject to 8 jons of market Wheat, Red § Cats... Wheat, White ui Corn, shelied 42 1 Whost mized with Kye Ix | abd prioes, clus i Egg... i Broken Lutup i Chestiat, FLOUR AND FEED | Best Roller Flour. $ 1 4% Bran per ton 2 Best Roli'rFiour 1 16 Se 1 Middlilogs perton. I8 8 Ch « 16 2 ox is POLS cul 5 “ retall por ewi per | i%0 | Prices at J. D. Long & Son's, SPRING MILLA PA Small Stove Opa’ $ Ww White & Chesil «oes - ¥ Butter. Fg Foes . Pes... Prlaboos. .. cou Bnow Shoe... Raid ooins Red Wheat...... Pork ———— Beef... oe Wo &0 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ~Letters of ad w ministration de bonis pon upon the estate of Daniel Fauber, decensed, iste of Potter lownship, having been lawfully granted 10 the undenigned, he would respectfully request all persotis kuow ing themselves to te indeited to the estaie 0 make immediate parmest and those havieg ciatms against the sae 10 present the same duly authenticated for scttiement 2a WM. WOLF, Adm'r, Centre Hail, Pa. Sale Feb, 27, pesuc SALE At the late residence of Geo Long, dec'd, near Faroers Mills, on Sstui- day, FEBRUARY 27, st | p.m: Two horses, 2 cows, 1 heifer, 2 hoad of sheep, Jot of hares, bobsled, log sled, and chads. stove, buresu, table, 4 shajm, 3 bed * i an — mixedd 10 8 stomds, corn sheller, sonlding BARBARA LOM. es a. Admiaistainx Cexrer Hare Muar Manger~Th. Centre Hall Meat market baviog a ro. frigerator families can at all times be sup plied with fresh meats, of the best qual ity, also bologna sausage. Next ty hotel ; open day and evening, 1dmay t Husay ER. 8 ELMO HOTEL, [3 817 & 310 Arch Street, Philadelphia. wood rates Ww E200 per day The traveling public will suit! find at this Hoe tol the same iibersl provision for their comfort. [tis loosted fn the immedmie centres of business and places of umuses ment and difarent raitrond depots. us well se ali parts of the city, are sasily accessible by Street Owes coustantly pasiog the doors. It offers spwcinl inducements 10 those visiting whe city business or
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