JANUARY JURORS, The Grand and Traverse Jurors for Next Court, The following is the list of jurors | drawn for the next term of court. GRAND JURORS, Thomas Walker, farmer, Miles twp. L. T. Eddy, book-keeper, Milesburg. H. A. McKee, merchant, Spring twp. James Fleming, laborer, Spring Jolin Beckwith, farmer, Taylor T. M. Gramely, creamryman, Thomas Young, miner, Philipsburg. George Deitz, farmer, Curtin twp, J.C. Jenkins, merchant, Philipsburg. Walter Woodring, Charles Rhone, dentist, R. 1.. Erhart, merchant, Wilson Gardner, farmer, I. (i. Vanpelt, machinist, Centre Hall Jonathan Packer, blacksmith, Edward Craft, Burnside Daniel Otto, farmer, Ferguson twp. Wilson Dillon, farmer Huston teacher, Bellefonte, Bellef fonte, Bogs laborer, J. A. Noll, merchant, J. A. Griffin, merchant, W. E. Confer, James Miller, J. I. Wagner, TRAVERSE JU} Bitner, Charles Small, James Kreps, farmer, William Thomas, agent, William Bodle, laborer, John Musser, farmer, Ferguson *“ Samuel F. Ishler, farmer, Harris Joseph Brooks, carpenter, Spring Spring twp. Half Moon. Howard boro. Spring twp. Liberty. FIAT WEEK Liberty twp. Miles ii barber, laborer, laborer, RORS farmer, laborer, Bogus M ilesburg. Jennertwp. John Heverley, laborer, Howard boro. Harvey Keller, farmer, Spring twp. J. W. Bean, farmer, Taylor Philip D. Foster, Fred Slegle, farmer, Gregg twp. John Mallory, blacksmith, Miles twp. Jacob Kitner, blacksmith, Haines twp. Adam Brumgart, farmer, Miles twp. A. W. Haler, dentist, Bellefonte, tobert Musser, teacher, Philipsburg, W. McWilliams, farmer, Noah Eby, distiller, Haines twp. John P. Ev farmer, Half Moon twp. John Rockey, farmer, Walker. Israel Zubler, Cirege twp. Wm. Harper, liveryman, P Alfred Rishel, James WW. Newton Hess, W. A. Jordon, laborer. “ Patrick Ward, Jr., farmer, J. W. Forman, farmer, Potter twp, John B. From, farmer, Harris J. C. Bnook, farmer, Penn “ John P. Waddle, farmer Harry Johnson, laborer, Port Bilger, farmer, Rush “ John M. Hartswick, teacher, - Henry Stoner, farmer, Potter twp, Thomas Shawley, farmer, D. Keller, farmer, Potter “ John Wilson laborer, Mileshurg, Jacob Z. Long surveyor, Joseph Ceaders, baker John ba tterby, Pao P. wer, farmer, Benner twp. . 1B. = Hef, fart farmer, Penn twp. a: D. Forman, teacher, Center Hall Jacob Leathers, farmer, Howard twp. | LtWph. merchant, College VES, farmer, hilipsbur farmer Bennertwp, clerk, Harris Swabb, farmer. i“ Joggers Boggy gs Bellefonte. laborer, MINOW Shoe, You must have lots of hoy readers | ence and how I started in business, am 14 years old, and my father is dead | and my mother is an invalid, so 1 had | to leave school and earn some he forks and how knives, Evans, | Willian plating { money and plating business, so I sent to H, F. { Delno & Co, Columbus, Ohio, and got | a 85 Lightning Plater. It eame by ex | press and is a beautiful machine, one week 1 did $18 worth of work and { Inst week I was | $11. sick and only made The price received for plating is nearly all profit and the work is very | nice. silver or to your Every person has gold, { nickel plating to do and I hope | start a little store soon. If any of boy readers will benefit by my experi- | siness I shall JAMES ANDERSON. -— - DECLARED A DIVIDEND. in starting in bu be | very glad. : Cie The Valentine Iron Company in a Prosper- ous Condition. The Valentine Iron Company, suc- { pany, at a meeting of its stockholders fon Wednesday, Dee. 23rd, declared a i dividend of three per cent, on its stock. | | | cessor to the Centre County Iron Com- | This company has been in operation | about six months, and has orders u- { head for all the output of the plant up | to April Ist, 1862, Judge Campbell, of { Philadelphia, who was one of the origi- i nal members of the American Artill- ery, of Pottsville, were the first | defenders of Washington at the | ing out of the i large who breaks of the of the The Judge was formally an active and influential Republican poli- rebellion, is one and active stockholders company. | tician in this state and an influential i member of Congress, - > — Fe The Ladies of Centre County. Fadies who are interested in the Mrs, teacher art of dress cutting should eall at (i. =! and for Newton's French lements Centre Hall, Tailor System of dress cutting agent fit and , and re ceive thorough instructions without the use of patterns; also teach economy drafting This chart understood by the seamstress, her with the to cut any children's SORTS, when will measurement ¢h- and ladies’ without garment in wear, to fit I will also do all kinds of dry sewing wear, wees and coats and Mrs. GL 8 Wp Will Address The W. M. . CLEMENTS, Farmers of Northumber- the Benninger, will address farmers the ings, at f times and places respectively, at low ing Mill- ~~ at public meet Saturday evening, Jan. 9%; Paul school house, Haines township, 14; 14, evening, Rebersburg, Thursday evening, Jan. and Madi Friday Jan. 15. The adresses will be delivered either in Tuesday evening, Jan TRAVERSE JURORS-SECOND WEEK F. F. Gardner, Heott Baily, Sherman Albert Schenck, farmer Andrew Whitehill, farmer, Lewis Gettig, butcher, Philipsburg, Frank Hess, clerk, Philipsburg. T. A. Duev, farmer, Bnow Shoe, Howard Scholl, farmer Union twp, farmer, Howard twp. smith, twp. carpenter, Union Liberty blac College Spotts, twp. College Oliver Wolf, carpenter, Miles twp, James Lingle, farmer, Boggs twp, Daniel M. Stover, carpenter, Haines 0. D. Ebberts, farmer, Worth twp. Aaron Auman, farmer, Gregg twp, T. W. Oyler, farmer, Howard twp. Hamuel Burrell, laborer, Gregg twp. . H. Musser, agent, Patton twp. W. F. Holt, gentleman, Philipsburg. | Henry Mowery, carpenter, Elmer Straub, Shoemaker, Bellefonte, Jerry Rishel, farmer, Gregg twp. Uriah Gates, farmer Benner twp. Philip Beezer, butcher, Bellefonte, Jno. F. Mallon, R. R. Foreman, Rush J. A. Haines, farmer Haines twp. (ico, Farnsler, laborer, Worth twp. br. D. Morgan, engineer, Rush twp. C. ', Lose, merchant, Miles twp. William Clarke, laborer, Bellefonte, Samuel Cronolile., farmer, Ferguson Richard Hale, gentleman, Philipsburg. Samuel Alters, laborer, Haines twp, AA In Memoriam. Died, at Centre Hill, Dee, 14th, 1801, Geo, L. and Bue, A. 2 years, 1 month and 5 days, “Gentle Shepherd Thou hast stitled Now Thy little lambs long w ing: Al! how psacefal, and mild, In its narrow bed “tis sleeping. And no sigh of anguish sors Heaven that little bosom more In this world of care and pain: ford Thon wonldst no longer leave it, To the sunny Hewvenly plain Dest Thou now in receive i; Clothed jn robes spotien white, Now it dwells with Tose In Hight, Ah! Lord Jesose grant that we Where it lives may 2001 be living; And the lovely pastares see, That ita Henveniy fowl sre wiving, The. the gain of death we'll prove Though T an take what niost we love, Sleep on in thy beanty, Thou sweet Angel oni'a Hy Soto nhl 3 Pr sn undefiled; Lik» the dove 10 the ark. Thou hast Bown to thy rest, Prom the wind sen of strife, To the home of the bled al anne ec A SE Sold Mis Meat Market, Aa, H. Runkle, the butcher down street, has disposed of his meat market and business to James Spicher, who will take charge of the same. a Snow. Tuesday morning mother earth was covered with about two inches of snow, This of course not enough for sleighing, and was about the first we had, Wednesday morning we had about four inches more and it kept up nearly all day, but it is not exactly the Hight make Was and flakey, however, | ing good use of it been numerous, many are and sleighs ———— Backlena's Arniea Salve, The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, i Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- | tions, positively cures Piles, or no pay | required. It is guaranteed to give pers | feet satisfacton, or money refunded, Price 25 cents per box, For sale hy J. D. Murray, ee Diruggist, For Three Years Be it remembered that | Constables will be elected in February, | for three vears, and in boroughs and townships where there is more than | one election district an Assistant As sessor must be elected for one year on- ly. See Pamphlet Laws of 1501, page 7. ! Bic sehoaols Opened The schools opened again on Mon- day morning. The teachers and schol: ars had a two weeks' vacation during | to resume their studies, lassi Drawn From Centre Hall, In the list of Jurors drawn i next term of court, Robert D. Fore man and E. (. Van Pelt, have been drawn from ( entre Hall A i “Married, "Squire J. 8. Houseman, on Friday, | i i { von, both of Tusseyville, wn A New York microcoplst “has eaugh | the bacillus of the “grip.” This | | nothing, as a good many in this town | have caught the np! itself. Sherman Was elected Senator from | Ohio on Tuesday, easily defeating For aker, i | ¥~ Sl Ip | will be paid for a recipe enabling us to make WoLrFrF's Acme BLACK ING at such g price that the retailer can profitably sell it at 10c.a bottle. At pmesent the retail price is 20c. This offer Is open until January mt, 1853. For AcE BLACKING is mada of pure alcohol, other liquid dressings are made of water, Water costs nothing, Alcohol is dear. Who can show us how to make it without alcohol ythat we can make ACME DLACKING as cheap as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack- sees like many of the water dressings, and then charpe for the outside appearance in. stead of charging for the contents of the Dottie WOOL Fr & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. PIK-RON s the name of a paint of which a 25c, bottle enough to make six scratched and dulled airs look like newly finished ma. wr It will do many other remarkable 1 no other paint ean do. All retailers sell it. A304 A NATURAL REMEDY FOR Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hyster« ics, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness, Hypochondria, Melancholia, In. ebrity, Sleeplessness, Diz. ziness, Brain and Spi- nal Weakness, This medicine has direct action upon tie of nerve fluid. and leaves no unpleasant effects, FRE “Bi Valuable Book en Yiseases sent free 10 any sddress o poor patients can also obtain this nedicine free of charge. Pastor Koenig, of Fort Warne, Ind. since 1506 and is now prepared under his direction by the KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, IIL Large Size, $1.75. € Bottles for $0. LOW ARM, $20.00 leaf, fancy c { » $40 10 $60 Ly Can. vassers, A trial your home before ment is asked, firect from the Ma turers and save aj profits beside 1 certificates of warrantee for five years, Send for testimos to Co-operative Sewing Machine co. 201 8. tith St., Phila., Pa. SWE PAY FREIGHT 88 omic? ents MONIAS SING for Price Litt. Ra Weraa, Frbsucch, set. Nets fos Bhat 6 rE Bhat OG Bites $: 5 4s $40 Wa # 85 Singhs Shet Guo, $2 +} jos BeitCariers, $2 pr. Wade. Toss, Flsks, Pouch for [iasirated Cetale Addrem onne, TOR BanitaBeld Be, DOUBLE » E Sie Brewed. Landis tgle Reewrd po eg 2 Cuartridees Timers fend Bu “yp Guasr Waevenw Gow Missed his Opportunity! DON'T Mins ¥ ours, Reader, The majority neglect their op wrianities, and from that esuse live in poyeity and dis in ‘ rh curity! Harrowing despair is the lot of many, as they luk back on lost, forever lost, opporsanity, Life is pass. Ing! Reach out. Be up and doing. Improve your opporta nisy, sud secure prosperity prominence, pesce. It was said by a philosopher, that » Goddess of Portune offers a golden opportunity to esch person at some period of 1ify embrace the chases, and she pours out her riches | fail to do so and she departs, never to return.’ How shall you find the GOLPRN opportunity! Investigate every ehanes that sppears worthy. and of fair promise ; that is what all sue conful men do. Here is an opportunity, such us is not ofiey within the reach of laboring people. Improved, it will give ut lonst, 8 grand start in life. The coLpRR opportunity for winny is hers, Money to be made rapidly aud hesorably by any industrious person of either sex All ages. You cus do the work and live at home, wherever you are. Even be gioners are easily earning from 85 to S10 per day, You an do as well if yon will work, not too hard, bot indestri msly | and you can inereass your incowe as you goon, Yo ugive spare time only, or all yonr tine to the work Fa 1 lonrn. Capital pot required. We start you FRISIES aratively mew and really wonderful, We instruct » ow you how free, Faullore unknown among our wor ere. No room to explain here. Write and learn all fire v return mail. Unwise to delay. Address at once, §. iinllets & Co., Box $80, Fortiand, Mal: Scientific American Agency for CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS DESICH PATENTS COPYRICHTS, eto. Handbook writs to MUNN & CO, 3 Buospway, New Yor Oldest bus un Tor # uring patents in ADerios. Prery patent tak 1 bw ua is brought before the pub te bY 6 Bot wile iuthoe Srientific Amerie iL For information pnd {rec ¥ PRAT rin Ne i rk ly, 835. 00 % Mi SN & C0, Tore, PENSIONS HE DISABILITY BILL IS A LAW, Yat War . ANEW ed Since Entitled Soldiers Disabil novw dependent ITN Bee % "James Tanner. Yashiog % NM E WANTED. | LOCAL DR TRAVELIN 6} {10 sel 1 ry = & Expenses { “teady Bang i COMPANY, - i Ibmayirs ROCHESTER, SN, 1, THE SUN Has Secured During 1892 : W.D Howells, (jenrge Mer Andre flavg Nt enrge Miv Mark Twain sdyard Kis J] Chandler Harris, iam Bisck Mary E Wilkins AHR Blevy n lark Russi], Fravoes Hodgson Barnedt, ' y other distinguished Writes. THE SUNDAYS is the greatest Bund Price He. a COPY. Address, THE By mail 82 a yi SUN. New York. Ar. Il gains in ved our store re > io ciate our bar. 1 will want to replace with spring goods, and tor a Come a: RR | man of the Gazette than the name Ishier, a ou ki t i ought to bring up thelr children, i ate fon 1 fom, hi ArPHna, i ivan gleop, and Promote ee injurious medication, de fe & ee rENNSYLVANIA R. K. Philadephia & Erie BR, RH. Division and Northern Central Railway, Tatile 10 effect Nv, MONTA Tian 15. 14 NP: EASTWARD Dally except tere, Hugoton, wiuti 1 ow sisi sunday Pottsville, irrivitig York ap, ' Wa Who, 4 30 n nitndelvhia Tor fail seu eh BEG ger 1 Min 44s # wud Baltimore, Harris wind] lauds a Philadelpia ah wi Ap Paitin, BY } “tng nt § 134 i, fe Wilkes pn “a XO) NBGRY.) fseristiing and fread ie Phitadcivhia at 6.5 i genre, 64 OF Ou Foi 101 JpiE wipdinly K a tm. New wk, #50 i. Washington, 7.30, a m Philadelphia his snd Baltimore, GEh passeng Basimore F York 5.00 a m, Phil LEWISBURG ARD TYRONE RAILROAD. Daily Except Sundsy, Eactward, as STATIOKRE Montandon AW IsLUrg » 2: 1 530488 0 1 204 4 ow i 3 wwii 6 55 Vickabaorg b 40 MiMlinburg i Millmont Geuwwd isis ERS OW GE BO BO AE 83 7 UR Gien lron i 43 Paddy Mountetn sCobarn 5 Ul [Zerby # 10 Rising Spring & is Penn Cave 8 HM Usutre Hall 8 3 Gre is 87 Linden Hall * * ¥ 7 foe di fe 5 ® SHUT 2 Onk Hall 5 Lemont iDale Summit i aaRAED BORD RIAD NC NN BON § ssesunues 00 Pleasant Gap is 5 ¥ 4 Axemann 6 10 Beliefonte $ tional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan- Ham, 00am 58 and 7.350 p m. re ning leave Montandon for Lewisburg a1 9.55 a w, Gomi pm. andi Bpm CHAS. E PUGH, J. R., WOOD General Manager Gen"! Pe'ger Agt VARIA STATE COLLEG as FENNSYL LOCATED IX ONE oF THE FUL AXD HEALY i Al LEGHENY REGION, UKDENOMINA. TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH BEXES; TUITION FREE BOARD AND OTHER EXPENSES VERY LOW NEW BUILDINS AND EQUIPMENT Ts EPOTE IN THE LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. AGRICULTURE (Three Courers) iotrations on the Farm end in uny. BUTARY and HORTICULTURE: theoretss cal and practical. Bludenis taught original roscoe } URUsusiiy i in the Laboratory. ENGINEERING These < {Ei JCTRICAL ENGINEERING: »oour ws {MRCHHNI AL ENGINEERING: J ox are scoompanied with very extensive practionl exercises in the Field, the Shop, and the Labaratory HISTORY; Anclent and Modern, with origi. nal investigation INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN. LADIES COURSE IN LITERATURE and SCIENCE, Two yea x Ample facilities for Muse, voosl and insgramental, LANGUAGE sand LITERATURE: Latin {optional} French, German and English (re quired.) one or more continued through the CHtite Course MATHEMATICS and ASTROROMY; pure and applied MECH ANI ARTS: combining shop work with study, three years’ course; New build. ing sid oguipme nt MENTAL, MURAL and POLITICAL BCI ENCE; Constitutional Law and History Rulition) Boonie y , ele, LITARY SCTENCE. instruction theoretd eal and praction, including «sch arm ofthe SOY Oe 18. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, Two yeateran fully gosdesd and thorough. Winter (ere opens January 57, 1881; Spring torn, April 81881 Commencement week, June So dily 2, 1801. For Cainlogoe or other informa esi. A §¢1 ross Gro, w full and ATHERTON Ntato 144d LL.D, Prest, ope Centre Un Pe Consumption Cured An old phydeian, retired from practice, Davs tng had pisoed in his hands by an Ess fuatan Mismdonary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy sud permanent cure of Conmmption, Bropehitis, Catarrh, Asthma and ail throat and Lung A fections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervons Debility and all Nervous Complaints, alter having tested its won. derful curative powers in thousands of oases, has felt it his duty to make {* known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by thie motive and a desire to relieve human suffering. | 1 will send free of charge all who desire if, this rec in German, Frenoh or English, with full dir etions for pre. paring and using, Sent by mat] a addressing with stamp, naming this . Novas 20 Po xers ock, cher NY HWanarly ; wb he (Tey 37 A 5 ¥ ATTORNEYS. Attorney 8L 1A BELL £¥O? NTE, PA. on second four of Varst's building norlh Can be co.miited la German Inns Oiler fail Ko giieD BELLEFO? r Diamiaon Practi German inny po On suiistion in pd BANKS. ZTHE COURTY Becoelve depenits, 8122 Prog LLEFONTE PA. find this hole] for det | Brows i every respect, YETrY Hoge rst GARMAN HOUSE Opposite Count He 1h BELLEFOKRTE FA re throughout, sles ders proveinents ¥ ew fornita 10 &35 TE Propristor PE Mil rains LE, PA LING i Free bus to and from all HOUSE Brandon Proprietor BELLEFONTE, PA Good sample 10 Wilnosses IOVY GB i trains cia! rates Propriety 3 LEWISBURG, PA. Good sample 1 & Zerfing Ord y and from all fi rnruye OT, ree bis W 1s on Are IPRITS T. ELMO BOTEL Y AND 519 ARCH gT* Philade iphis Rates 82 per day. Located | in the immedisie centres of business and Pines | of amusement and the different mailrosd depots, as well a8 al] parts of the city. are easily wreeusis ble by street cars constantly passing the coor. I | offers special indueements 10 those visiting the | oity for business or J ensure Your pstronsge | respectfully solicited. os. M. Facer, i Proprietor. ———————— HUMPHREYS’ Dun. Homrangys' Srpcinos are scientifically snd carefully prepared prescriptions : used for many Bare rs private b the pet he B er gets hy MSCS ih " rind cure or Tht disense namet ing o Yovcince a nou er or dred the movereign remedies Soke Wart: LT OF PRINCIPAL BOK, conus, ore, O tion, inflammations. Worm foi) Wom Pever orm Oalte.. Soil er or a ning of Infants, or Adulte. Griping, Ey RE rece. ACARI AS La - AO RR TELE LED WA Ms ELEY J.1B. Hobensack’s MEDICAL OFFICES, Philadelphia, Pa the treatment of
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers