THE CENTRE REPORTER. BE semar— FRED. KURTZ, Epitor and Pror'r Nl NNN NNN NN Caxtie Haun, Pa, Oc. 20, 1886, TraMs. —$2 per year in advance. $2.60 when not in advance: Advertisements 20) cents per line for three insertions, One colum per yoar $30-=4 Solum $45. parHoreafler all subscribers paying their subscription in advance, A 8 credit of two months additional as a pre: mium on $2 in advance. Fall! D. GARMAN & SON: — *® 1 in new styles—never follow—always at the head, Merchants’ Place, Bellefonte. You will regret it if yon do not eall—-We— Droog Goods Stripes, Home Spun, All the new Beads, ead ' Handsome and Unique Bric-a-brac at ex uttons andF ringes,~—Piles of New Goods— Beautiful Cot Glass, tremely low prices. MAN & SON. B » » French Curls, Tricot, Silks and Wool mixed, Csshmeres, Wide —— GAR 8 3 D. be 3 2 LOCAL ITEMS. i Elk creek is dry. Sipking creek ci to. ——Belle fonte is boon. ——There are some cases of typhoid fever in Brushvalley. ——Democratic meeling at Hall, Monday, Nov. 1. —There are several cases of typhoid fever about Millheim. ~The new school building at Belle fonte is rapidly going up. —"The frame work of Wolf's Louse ou church street is up. —— Penn towpship is minus a Justice —Eaq. Gettig having resigned. having a business Centre new ~The directors of Pennsvalley In- surance company met at Centre Hall on Tuesday. . The Rerorrter office has been somewhat crowded the last two weeks with job work. — Jonathan Harter is manager of the work of excavating for the Millheim knitting factory. ~Workmen are busy putting in the rolls and machinery in the new flouring mill at Oak Hall. ——Mr. Harry Long, one of Spring Mills promising young men, stopped in to see us on Monday, ~ Persons entitled to the World and History will receive the same within a ghort time, when list is completed. Blaine will be at Bellefonte on Wednesday, Oct. 27. This is an official order from beadquarters, not a store or der. ~—eBMr, Aaron Harter of this place, at tended the Y. M. C. A. State convention at Altcons, which convened there last week, Mr. Harvey A. Hall, brother of the congressional candidate, J, K. P. Hall, of Elk county, spenta few hours in town on Batorday last, —dThe fate of the Rev. Dr. Burchard of Brooklyn, who dabbled in polities, should be a warning to other members of that most sacred profession, ——Arbor day for schools on the 28th of this month, Same day as the unveil ing of the Bartholdi Statue which staods at the entrance of New York harbor, The first snow storm of the season feli on Saturday morning. It was so light and fine that you scarcely knew what to call it. It was snow anyhow. "The fever cases in Gregg lownship are on the decrease and recent patients jmproviog. Low water is thought to have been one of the causes of the dis ease, ~e¥ra. Authony Bierly, of Miles tp., who 88 years ago had a swoke of apo plexy which rendered her speechless, last week had another attack which bas rendered her blind and unconscioue. wee Calvin Meyer will make an effi- cient district attorney. Give him your vote—he is a deserving, self-made young man. You will not need be ashamed of him. Let him have the full Democratic vole. wee Another $150 is assured for a fair ground. This makes $050. This leaves only 85050 to raise yet. Now just keep on reporting how much stock you will take, and maybe the project will be a paying fact by next fall, we floy, Wm. K, Foster, of Mifflin. burg, while here on a visit last week, took with him as an heirloom, a melo- deon, over 40 years old, which formerly belonged to his sainted mother, and which he prizes highly as a family relic. The instrument is too much out of wind for music, weThe Democratic meeting at Tus- seyvilleon last Baturday evening was a complete success in every A large andience was present, which was unusually attentive and eager to hear the discnssion of the political questions involved in the present campaign, No disorder or ‘rotten egging' occurred as gome predicted. The Democratic enthu- siasin. which is echaracweristic of the neighborhood broke forth in rounds of anplatse for the support of the ticket, ken hele Charman Hoy, Spangler, Buhaeffor, Rhone and Meyer, who were received in a mau- w icket Baws CR A SAMPLE OF GAZETTE LITERA- TURE. { From the Gazette.) Epitor Gazerre: Since your paper is a newspaper of the people, for the peo: ile oe their good interests, a Peann’s ‘slley Dutchman asks a little space. Pretty quick now election comes round again and ring masters have plenty work to do with the Dutch Democrats on this side of the mountain, They have a big job on hand to explain to the Dutoh how that convention was run to suit Jim McClain and his Hessian Ally from this side, He isnot just so big a man, that Ally 1 mean, but he is very powerful. Why, when Dutch elect one of his relations as delegtte to theconven- tion, he just makes that delegate vote like he wants, And then when the con- vention is out he flies round like some little dog what plays with his tail, and says it me and my boy what done the business to that fellow what we don’t want, Oh, yes! he is big injan, When Governor Pattison makes some appoint- ment wha he (the Hessan alley) don’t like, then he sets right straight on the Governor down, because the Governor did not ask him something about ap- pointments. He thinks he knows just about all what is necessary to run a State Government, &ec., &c., &¢., &e, &o., should have some “stuff for de werm.” nmin Mp AG A . - OUR ORE BEDS With the erection of new iron furna- ces at Bellefonte we expect to have a boom for Penns valley ore, which here- tofore was not in demand for want of transportation facilities, create a demand. We have veins of ore running from the Gregg township line to Pinegrove. The banks on the Wagner farm near Centre Hill are rich and have been ope- rated, There is ore on the From and other farms near Tussyville, on Emer- ick's and Hofler's at Centre Hall, the old Gregg mine bank, Ross’ and 8. Boal's in Harris township, and thus on to Scotia. Operations on the ore fields wonld un- doubtedly liven np things in the valley, er local market for farmers, It may take several years to develope all this, but the Reporter thinks it's bound to come, ————— A A———— AN ARTIST. Miss Mattie Kepler, of Altoona, for merly of near Pinegrove Mills, of the old Kepler family, # an artist of fine tastes and skill, Making a hurried call at her home, a few days ago, Miss Kepler kindly showed us paintings from her own hands We found her work executed with ele gance and such ss would grace the parlor of any home. The piecesshown us were large sized landscapes on canvass in gilt frames, looking fully as well as those which sell for bigh prices. An enlarged nother Kepler, led us to fally judge J of the portrait as a likeness and in if tic touches, We do not hesitate to say that the work shown us was as hand 18 the fair artist, and we are proud that Miss Mattie hails from Centre county - td J 6 a RNR CHARTERED. A charter was granted at the State De- partment at Harrisburg on Monday to the Bellefonte Eastern Railroad Com. pany, with a capital stock of $1,000 000 The line will extend from Milton to Jellefonte, a distance of fifty miles. We hope this road will come through the Brushvalley narrows, so as to give those people railroad facilities too, - ARRISTED FOR FORGERY. On Wednesday morning Constable John Klingle of Mifflinburg, arrested Isaiah Henry at Pleasant Gap, for forg ing notes to the amount of over nine hundred dollars, on Mr. George Yarger, and others, of Union coutny, The notes were forged several months ago, but Henry had skipped out and finally was captured at Pleasant Gap, where he had been working for some at his trade of blacksmithing, The prisoner is an old man of about sixty years, who likely will wear a striped suit the rest of his life, Fd » - si of —— ~]t is evident there is great care- legsness by some parties in the nse of their hydrants, in consequence of which others have been deprived of water of late, For six or eight days, recently, thers was scarce any water during the day, and many thought the scarcity was owing to the consnmption by the steam mill. On Thursday last, however, there was foll flow and pressure from every hydrant all day and the mill ruoning full capacity. This proved that the pre. vions scarcity was cansed bv willful neg- ligence in letting hydrants flow and hav ing leaks, to the inconvenience of the rest of the citizens, It is important that users of water see that their hydrants are in proper order pad kept closed to pre- vent a waste of water, When water is scarce some are only too ready to scold the managers when the reat Jami lies with other parties. we Rov. Heckman is holding a pro~ tracted meeting in the M. E. church at ing Mills, —efome one broke into George Em- erick’s gravery, a few nights ago, and borrowed some eight bushels of barley jthout ask ing for it, Jim Beavers profundity of obscur- ity upon the store order don't take, There is a fundamental! title, that “what- ever is, is,” and Jimmy can't get around it. —ehairman Hoy who has been busy working in the interest of the Democra- cy in our yalley for the Inst week, gave us a call on y last, ~=A, P, Hostermen, of near Centre Hill, has grown in his garden corn staike measuring thirteen feet and over, and has quite a nomber of them, ~The Democratic meeting at Jack- sonville has been changed from Satore day evening, Oct. 23 to Tuesday evening, Oct. 26. This chauge is made on so- count of the inderfesance of the first date with the quarterly coulference of the Evangelical church at that place, EE Jpboid fever has broken out among the students of Bucknell Uni. . ight cases thas i ed and one death occurred on ¥r Igst. The students are ing up and Waving for home un- til the emic subsides. fou - tion insti which was cause to the use of impure well e students, SCHAEFFER'S SWORN DENIAL, Berreroxre, Oct. 18, 1880, To the Voters of Centre Co.: Mr, C.D, Rankle, of Centre Hall, hav- ing seen fit to take issue with me con- cerning my published statement in ref- erence to the twelve hundred dollars als leged to have been spent by me to secure my nomination, I desire to make a full explanation, Knowing Mr. Runkle to be a warm friend of Mr. W. B. Mingle, and having been informed that he was dissatisfied with my nomination, i caiied to see him at his home on the evening of the 2nd day of September, last, After discussing at some length the canvass for the nom- ination and Mr. Runkle evincing an ap- parent disposition to treat me fairly, I asked him for his support and urged in my behalf that I stood in need of the in- come of the office. I stated that while living in Bellefonte my income had been small ; that boarding, rents, and taxes were high; that my campaign of two years ago, as well as of this year, bad cost me considerable besides losing my time and wages. I told him that in or- der to save rent I commenced to build a house last spring and in consequence of those things I was in debt and it would require all of twelve hundred dollars to and for those reasons and the fact that I had no position upon which to depend for a livelihood for my- gelf and family, I could not afford to be defeated, In addition to the above statement I reiterate that I spent no money daring my canvass not authorized by law. I. A. SCHAEFFER. ; ¢ of the Peace in and for y appesred L.A haefer, scoording to law, did we and forgoing state to the best of his k nd subscribed before 1848 FOSTER, J. P. Engineers of the Pennsylvania Rail- road have been surveying a proposed railroad six miles long, standard gauge, to the mines of the Valentine Ore Asso Bel- lefonte, Nittany and Lemont Railroad. lin Ap ~The Lock Haven Democrat, 14th, gays: John Willow of this city. who was visiting his son George at Rolfe, Elk co., was killed on Tuesday last, the 12th, y being struck by the cars while iz Silver Creek bridge, on his way to the post office. The accident bappen- ed about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the engine striking him in the breast, break- ing his right arm and leg Mr. Willow was 74 years old, and was the father of three boys and three girls, Mr. Willow was a brother of Willow of this place. i at Cross] 1 TA iraniel The Democratic meetiog at Penno {all on Tuesday evening was largely at. snded The enthusiasm which prevail- ] bring good results aber, volers, that all the in- wi about LL. W. Schaeffer have not an iota be i, and can a reputation for truth and veracity. w ==(30 {0 Lewine and get a snit— ready-made or made to order—and you will eave several dollars in money. wee Wolf & Bon's new fall and winter on next week, It will comprise a full assortment of everything kept in a general store. Ladies should hold up for Weolls new stock, if they wish to have the latest styles dress goods, Ready-made clothing, notions, queens Ware, groe , boots, shoes, ete, will be received in¥hdless variety, and offered at prices that will defy cdmpetition. Bo keep your produce and cash until Wolf's open their new stock and yon won't re- gret it ~The store of H. T. Barnes, at Nit- tany Hall, was entered by some spawn of Satan on Saturday night last and bars glarized to the extent of ninety dollars worth of postage stamps, & lot of laces, a watch and chain, some cutlery, ete., to the amonnt of about one hundred dol- lars, Entrance was effected by cutting out a door panel. we Bell Myrtle, writing from Zion to the Watchman says: “Mr, John Shafler, Sr. better known a8 “Grandpap,” who is now nearly 01 vears of age, recently ora died around a sixacre fleld of back: wheat This venerable personage expects to walk to the polis at the coming elec tion and vote, as he always did, the straight Democratic ticket. J, Witmer Wolf, of Wolf & Son, is absent at Philadelphia, to purchase a stock of new fall and winter goods fur this popular old store. Wit wiil ransack all ! Lig houses in the city for the best and latest styles of goods. Wolf's are known to keep only first class goods, and discard trash aod suction stock, with prices low as those who sell inferior goods, Goods will Le here beginning of pext week. wee Mrs, Busan Bisel, (lormerly Mrs George Harpster of (his place.) is in the valley visiting old friends. She is ac- companied by bier hasband, and resides in Jowa, Her fir ¢ hasband, George Harpeter, died whi, dviog in Len a, i —e Hud Love and wife, of Lewont, were in town last w ek, visiting friends. Hud likes it up at 1L.cmont. - -——- ——“— THE VERDIC. UNANIMOUS. W. D. Balt droge’ t, Bippus, Ind. tes- tifies; “I can recomend Electric Bitters a8 the very best re -edy, Every bottle gold bas given pelie/ in pyery case, One man took six bottles, and wes curad of rheumatism of 10 years standing.” Abra- ham Hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio, af- firms: “The best selling medicine I ever handled in my 20 years experience, is Electric Bitters” ounsands of others have added their tesstimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do gure al d of the liver, kidneys or hlood. Only & bali dojlay a bottle at all drug stores, . nv—— Sl AI EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS, Great excitement has been caosed in the vicinity of Paris, Tex.,, by the re. markable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who wae #0 helpless be could not turn in bed, gr rilap his bead; everybody maid he w Pos biog i tion, 4 trial bottle of Dr, King's New ory was sent him, Finding relief, he ht a bottle and & box of Dr, King's New Life Pills; by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the Dis knioed in foe Co Among the late enterpriges in Bellefonte, is the new carpet store open- ed by Mr, Harry Schroyer on Bishop street. This is 8 new venture as no store in Centre county has heretofore handled carpets only, It is not necessary for our people to make an extra trip to the city in order to purchase fine carpets, as he keeps all qualities and grades in stock. Mattings, rogs, oil cloths of all styles and varieties kept in stock, If in need of anything in that line, give him a trial, ~— Rev. Wm. K. Foster was here las week visiting friends. He is pastor of one of the Mifllinburg Pres. churches. —~ (36t your boots and shoes at Ed. Powers, who keeps none but first class stock and gives you a first class bargain to boot, or to shoe, Farmers, profession- al men, or any other class, can find what they want. Ladies will find all the styles and for children he has an endless vari ety. Ed. Powers’ is the place. ~The candidates upon the Republi~ can county ticket are not treated to low and vile abuee by the Democratic pa- pers, Its a pity some of the Republican papers do not show the same regard for decency in reference to the Democratic nominees, ——Qur esteemed townman, John Em- erick, is able be out again. —=Democratic meeting at Hall, Monday, Nov, 1. Centre ~The farm known as Fowler's, in Haines township, has been sold by the present owner, Wm. H, Harter, to B. F. Barker, ~ If you wish to see some nice fur- niture, that will bear inepection, and which can be bought at a bargain, go to McCormic's farniture rooms and you can find what you want. Satisfaction guar- asuteed always, — Apples are not in great abundance in this county this year. : Wheat fields in our section are in good condition and have thus far escap- ed the destructive fly, ~A child of Wm, Ripka in Gregg tp. died of typhoid fever on Sunday, ~The Lutheran cleared some $45, festival at Coburn —~~Mrs Jacob Wagner of Tuasseyville gent an apple to our office which is a sample of the second crop which one of their trees bore this year. Apple trees about here this year don't give us one decent crop, let alone two, ~The funeral procession of the late Sheriff Munson, of Philipsbarg, reached from his residence to the cemetery. more than a mile in length, The Sheriff was a man whom everybody liked, The Buffalo Ran, and Bald Eagle road was finished and is pow being operated. The road runs from the glass works at Bellefonte to sbove State College, a distance of It is a valuable property -= Democratic meeting at el Hall, Monday, Nov, 1. — Ye are inld that and neighbor, lease Smith, will with his family Williamsport, abo the 1st of November, He has accepte i } leading bat city. Bellefonte io ury 18 Diace, wh y has hag ne t as taken al treatment. me, v for medi wobs accompanied her, — (Guyer Mattern, Republican nomi nee for assembly, gave the He call and got away with his life. He is both good looking and pleasant, and we guess we have belped to beat worse Re publicans than Gayer. . eT #0 choice farms, (Col, Nefl's), are adv, for sale by A. A. Dale, in Reporter, from whom+farther particalars can be had as to a good investment, ce of Samuel Longwell, of Mifflin county, 5 vears in the peni- tentiary for manslaughter, was commau- ted by the Governor on Monday to years and 3 months, —=elli¢ barn belonging to Samuel Coons, near Dry Ran, Huntingdon cous- ty, was destroyed by fire with the con- tents one day week before last. They were engaged in threshing with a steam- er and had about 500 bushels of wheat threshed when a spark from the engine set fire to the straw and before anything could be done the entire building was wrapped in flames. With the exception of the stock everything was destroyed, ~—— i . A HOTEL KEEPER'S LIABILITY. An interegling potat of law was deoid- edrecent!y by Judge Finletter, The plain- tiff boarded at a hotel and had a valise full of clothing stolen from his room. He sued to recover its value and the de fendant claimed that he was not liable because of a provision printed at the top of the register, that goods must be eheck- ed af the counter to make the proprietor responsible. The Judge held that the proprietor of a hotel was always respon gible for the goods of his guests unless here was an eZ press contract to the con- trary. The prioting of such a provision at the top Jof the page on the register, without ealling it to the guests attention was not such an express contract. The Jury accordingly rendered a verdiot in favor of the planiatiff for $41.20, - Don't think yoor underbanded work against Bebacffer is not known—it is all known and the soiled hands of fellows who havp Leen favored by the party are plainly seen. Ingrates, a day of reckon-~ ing awaits yon, ii th tli eimai The conponeers have mapp«l out a schoo! house toar fr Blaine in Pennsyl- nia. It looks as thongh the rads were badly scared about the state, tM I MB It is a notorious fact that the authors of the fou! slandprg against Bchaefler and other Democrats are persons whom many will not believe on oath, Demo- crats don’t be misled. eens fs BIG FIRE. Salisbury, Md, was destroved by fire on evening of 17. Loss 1 million dollars. a a3 ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorls, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoris, When she beoame Miss, she clang to Castoria, ‘When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES. AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA, Pittsburg, Oct. 19 ~The Bupremse South Pennsylvania Railroad case, was a per curiam opinion aflirming the decrees of the Dauphin county court and utting the costs on the Pennsylvania tailroad Company, the appellants. The decision was a severe blow to the claims of the Pennsylvania Railroad Five dis Northern Central Companies concerning the lease of the Beech Creek; and the Pennsylvania, the Bedford and Bridge port, and the Pennsylvania Company, as to the lease of the Bouth In all these cases the decision lower court was sustained, The decis- Judge Simonton, of the Dauphin County Court, in granting, at the jpstance of Attorney-teneral Cassidy, a prelimina- ry injunction restraining the transfer of a majority of the stock in the Bouth Penu Company to the Northern Cent ral lailway Company. The latter is the representative of the Pennsylvania Rail- road from Harrisburg to Baltimore. The decision also forbids the transfer of the majority of the stock of the Deech Creek, Clearfield and Southwestern Company to the Bedford and Bridgeport Railroad Company, a small branch line controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. This leaves the Bouth Pean Road in the hands of the originaters of the scheme, and, although the control is nominally with the Vanderbilts, it is generally sup poeed to be really with the minority, which favors the completion of the road. - eo —— Any of our subscribers sending us the names of two new subscribers with the cash one year in advance, will get one year's credit free on Reronren, - -_— The Burdock Plant is one of the best diuretics of kidney regulators in the veg- etable world, and the compound known as Burdock Blood Bitters, is unsurpassed in all diseases of the kidneys, liver or blood. CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. Not by a but by proper, healthful exercise and thej odi cious use of Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liv- er Oil and Hypophosphites, containing the healing and stgength giving virtues of these two valuable specifics in their fullest form. Prescribed universally by Physicians. Take no other. oct. ny secret remedy, It itl MARRIED. On the 3rd inst, at Spring Mille, by » Rev. J. Btumbach, Mr. Samuel M. Brown to Miss Eiwie McCool both of Spring DIED. In Penn twp, on 13, Mrs. Ertel, wife of David Ertes, a 05 years. Mr. Er iii 18 an i, for Has Deed, and IGVAIIG, several years, 1 § gon Lr vp oN Lames Wants A lady agent alsa orders for 5 rr Villiage: 1 i t it d soli yirayel Ro gs { and Corded Fors, Hose Vrotecturs, Lad’ Agenis are msakiog Lwenty 10 Filty doliars a week. Send for circulars and price-iist to B. . m¥racuse, Beep Madame Wood 1 . WARIBE, orsets f Sue 3 f t “, AAT EL LA PICO Ipporiers, Dleel 04 South Salina Street, ELMO HOTEL, 19 Arch Street, Philadelphia ales 10 SLU per day. The yablic will still £0d at this Ho ei Lhe samue liberal provision for It is Jocated centres of business and ment and diferent rails as all parts ol ithe « then coiniori in ibe pisces immediale Ol 810 Gees md Jepols, as we Ly. are essiiy accessible by Otreel Cars constantly passing the doors. It oflers special inducement: VW those Visiling Lhe city for business or pieasure. Your patronsge respecifully solicited, JUS am. FRGER, Propricior, Wort Raruserine.—Hereafter sub scribers 10 the Keronrten, who will remit one year's sibscription in advance ean retain 23 Cents as a premium for ad- vauce pay. ———————————— The worid moves. —~Our grandmothers used brows sugar, we while; they used brown while soap. foe best white soap is Dreydippel’s Borax Soap, which can be used fur ai purposes w which soap is applicable. o A bul, WE Use Coxe Harr Mzar Mazxern—~The Centre Hali Meat market baving a re irigerator lamilies can at all Limes be sup plied with fresh meats, of tue best quai ity, also bologna sausage. Next door to uotel ; open day and evening, l4mav of Hexsy Boozer, RED ASH COAL. Woodlaad (Red Ash) coal for rae at the Centre Hall roller Mill. Free of ciu- der, tr : FOR SALE. Two farws belonging to the estate of Joseph Netl, deceased. Inquire of A. A. Dang, Auorney, Belistvute, Br BLIC SALE burg, on Will be sold at the residence of the undersigued at Boals the fol SUREDA ¥ ROVEMBER ; he following describe Property op Buggy, spring Wagon, Cutting Box Unies Patent, Whee! barrow, Iron Kettle, Meat Stand, Feed Chest, Cook Stove with pipe, 8 Bedsteads, Chairs, 2 Lounges, Grind Stowe, Lot of Osk Lumber, Corner Cu id, Table, ands and a number of other articles. Salé ai! O'Clock, when terns will be made Known, EDWARD KREANER. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Letters of Administration upon the estate of Howard Harter, deceased, late {rege township, UBLIC BALE. «At Pleasant Gap, October 5 2 rg 1 vows, hore wag . ARON, . sot of buggy wheels, Reaper EE ATE ill, stra 03 weutter, fodder cutier, ’ SPECIAL NOTICE. To Whom # may Concern; Fome parties and firms finding that the Fene Machines they manufacture have proved 0 oe faliuggs when practically tested, and are inferior machines in every respect, and finding that the very popular Improved Henley Monarch Fence Machine, being a complies success as a Hghtrun- ning, easy-working, practical, durable, and si perior machine, 3s rapidly superceding and driv. ing thea out of the market, are making a des perale struggle Wo keep thelr BOGS the public ave resorted to the and frail this purpose ¥¢ and inferior before risky eid of tet method of atte y immence ts, by flooding her printed i, and fosi- oLAOGr IBALL. OL iB clsracier tice, and iTelinse Owever, thal some persons might be thereby, 1 deem IL best 4 Orin my num if PRLIGISE ¥, hat ail such steteme CWSpRpers, or other printed any manner onthe Mousrch acture are without founds the public thet I will in- ” y and all parties mifactures of any Yr the ie this sulhority spe GUARANTEE. Pabhlis » re § . 3 : Public notice is hereby given that warrant aod defend the sale made by me of each and every one of the Improved Heuley Monarcuy Fence Machines, guarantee 10 Lhe purchasers, users, sud venders tald Machines, full protec tion against the claims of ail parties for ment or royaity. anda of { ¥4 OF iLiriug we fu i per i invite hon- the world 19 : + HEXLuY, facturer of HENLEYS (8. ACE MACHINE hapond, 1nd Centre Hall, Sole Agout a AA MARKETS, ua, Oct, 13. ~Wheat 81 for r 434 for October, or Uctober. CENTRE HALL MARKETS. FRODUCE i THE STORES, 8 Egex..... SHOR hiner { IANDEN HALL MARKETS, : $ 7% Buiter...» 1% Rye hg 6 ERES. cin. 4 Oats... 2 lard : Ef neians © J WEEKLY BY KURTZ & sox fuctuations of mar ket, Wheat. Wheat Wheat —— Pi! Corn, shell } Wheat mized with Rye boughs aud prices, — FLOUR AND FEED, Fiour,, 1 Bran we HIAN per 1on..a : ¥ Bran, retail, ew, Middiings per to CORPHAN 8 county there w ¢ west of 1 dJowing deseribed road : DAY. (KT. 3 ke - L Breet of land in sak being Lis mansion farm, bounded on by land of Michael Spyker, on the Cast by lands of John Stover James Runkle and Wim Boal's heirs, on the south by jot of Hiver H Love and lands of Wm. Boal's heirs. and on the west by lands of Joseph M'Clellan, Jacob Wagner and dichael Spyker, containing about 160 ACRES more or Jess. Thereoni erected a large 2story frame dprelling HOUSE, BARN AND OUTEU LL.D. INGS, The farm is under good oultivation has an abundance of Fruit and Good Water, Terme:—A sum equal to the costs in he ceedings in partition and expense . hand, when the property is knock down: ne third of the residue sash pon Sh drmaiisn ok sale; one-ihird fn one yeh: thoroafier with inter. ost, and the remaining obetnind at the death of Ellzabeth Love, the wedow of said decedent, with interest thereon to be paid her annually dort the Serm of het natura te; said last tw - ments to be secured by Bond and orig on the premises. : JAMES CBOSS uP Trustee appoinied by Dourt wr ilk LO DMINISTRATORS NOTICE ~ bodes oF M ok Administration p bd ne Sh 18 Of sale, In John Harpgr, deoshssd, Tate A oF won W ing themselves to be - Tog eT on 8A JURDAY, 3 Lot. a cistern at the door, As sili’ On Of the.most plomsant hocaes 34 ring Rows MAP Bn. will bg mado By "t of
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