JURORH ROR Title ArntL COURT.— Tho
next term of court for this county will
begin on the fourth Monday, (24th day),
of April for which tho following Grand
and Travers Juror* havo been drawn :
OR AND Jl* HORN.
1 Thomas M. Weaver, teacher, Spring.
2 Jame* Lta, teacher, Spring.
3 11. II llart*ui k. farmer, Ferguson.
4 Johnston Cullen, farmer, Hush.
ft W. 11. Crimmati. dark, Snow Mho*.
ii Calvin Meyers, lalmrer, Karri*.
7 Cabin Wilson, laborer, Marion,
h U. U. Matterti, dark, Patton.
vi lc>lH*rt Purl, farmer, Bomcr.
M Edward 11011, luint*erman. Snow Shoe.
II Samuel Bailey. farmer, Harris.
M lhile, tartuer. College.
13 Kmantid I tartar, fariuar, Mil-a.
14 MUHIII ltarp**r, gentleman, I'oltfr.
1A John llagt ii. carpenter, Qrvff.
Iti James 8 Martin, laborer, Marion.
17 Jeremiah llalrl, carpenter, Miles.
It JarobCraft, farmer. Iliirneid*.
19 Wlllintii tmuhornian, Potter.
'in Cbilm iifliruftbr, itmlfut. Ddlelont*.
31 Hiuaiifl Fletcher. farmer, Howard township.
22 J.wrph McCfcleh, farin*r, Walker.
30 Harvey Witherite, laborer, Snow Shoe,
i 8. M. Spangler, farim-i, Miles.
TKAVKRH JURORH —FIRST WEEK.
1 Thoma* Twigg, farmer, Hush.
J . II Rate*, farmer, Hurnsidc,
A Frank lloyvr, farmer, iVnn.
4 Uharlee Wright, laborer, IVrfuaoa.
ft William Bechtol, tanner, Liberty. •
i Jacob Woodring, farmer, Worth.
7 J. C P*t*r*, farmer, Union.
h M. W. Cowdriek, contractor, lh-llefonte.
•i John McCtoskry, Justice, Cuniu.
10 Michael Grove, farmer I'otter.
11 Thoma* Cameron, teacher. Rush.
11 J Oacitr Lorain*', gentUinati, Phlllpsburg.
1.4 J<*ph 11. Hoy, farmi'i, Ferguson.
14 Robert H Larimer, printer, iiellafonte.
I * W. J. Krape. farmer, llsine*.
!♦! Andrew J. Cook,dark, Bdlefonte.
17 Howard Brick ley, shoemaker, Howard.
It Tl'H >l. Way, farmer, Half M - 'U.
19 William Way, farmer, Half Moon.
Jamet Brady, laborer. Lit*rty
31 Jtwivph U. Hoover, laborer, Union.
'22 Jatuu* B. Spangler, farmer, Potter.
B. V. IWk. farmer. Walk r.
.4 T F Adam*, gentleman Milrsburg.
\V. 11. Struiiw, miller. Mile*
W Martin Fleck, farmer. Union.
•J7 W. 11. Noll,carpenter, flprtng.
'is J A Mull, merchant, Hu*h
22 Mi hael ShafT* r, farmer. Walker.
'.'tt llenry Griffin. laborer. Half Moou.
31 Samuel Markle, farmer. Spring.
M John Roan, carpenter, Spring.
33 A. W. Reee, merchant. Worth.
34 Jamee Ott, laborer. Potter.
Jtft Cyrus Broad head. laborer. Phtlipsburg.
Si*. Andrew ticker, merchant. Mile*.
37 John Ite*'er, farmer, lieuner.
■is John Cohlren, farmer, Gregg.
39 George H Haiio-*. farmer, Miles.
4U John Ring, pointer, Untouvill*.
41 Jan M Lucas, farmer, Hoggs.
4J J. N Hail, farmer, llowarJ township.
4.1 George Noll, farmer. IV-gg*.
44 Frank Grice, clerk, Belleteots.
4' Joeph ROIM, farmer. Spring.
4> RdwartS Barton, laborer, I'nionvllle.
47 Thoma* Fratier. farmer, ltenner.
4M Joaeph Thompson, jobber, Snow Shoe.
TRAVERS JURORS—*ECONI WEEK.
1 Christian Schrwk, blacksmith, Beliefonte.
•J J J Bishop, lalror* r. Hush.
3 M. D. BnyJer, merchant, Ferguson.
4 J. 8. Prrmdfbot, landlord. H*gscs.
Jidn Hnwurtk. tinner. Phihj lnrg.
A. C. Ilinton, farmer. Snow Shoe.
7 tie*rge Ili-Plle, *Tsrjenter, Patfon.
5 Fdward Allison, fa* biryman. Potter.
9 Theopheins PI etcher. teacher, Howard twp.
I • Join Ms. fsimsr. BsgMF.
1! Henry Smith, ate maker, Spring.
II John F tlray, laliorwr, Patton.
1.4 Jolin Kupp, butcher, llama.
14 Jaroea Turner, farmer. Howard township.
l' J. 4J. A. Kennedy, jeweller, Potter.
Id Harry Curtin, ironmaster. It>ggs.
17 J. W Ada-tie, laborer, Millheira.
la Owen Hancock,clerk. Phi!ifLnr|.
I'i Beulen (Ainley. farmer. Union.
J) Rot>ert Robi*on. Jr.. labirer, Huston.
SI jhtfj l*ee. carpenter. Patton
*JJ Win. L. Foster. tiwbtr. College,
33 W W, lojrsf, Inner, Nier,
J. C. Weaver, student, Rellefonte.
.•ft Smue| Ert!e farmer, Gregg.
3d Simon Small, blacksmith., Miles*
'Si W If Smith, farmer, penn
3* William Leitssl, laborer, Patton.
39 David McCool, clerk, tiregg
Jk) 11. A. Mingle, ahostuaker. Ilainws.
31 J J Muaaer. farmer. I!aine.
3*J Jacob ZiromernwQ. coarhutaker, Marion.
3.4 J Howard Lingle. ma. himet. ItelUfbtile.
,4 Frank Foreman, teacher. Potter.
.i'V M J. Jnmisou. tenrher. Penn.
39 J. A Moigley, merchant. Liberty.
TRIAL LIST—FIRST WEEK.
J. P. o*fhsrt .. w .,.. w .M...t flouoeal A Teller.
Adam lUrtgea M Meyer A M- t*.
Michael Ronkle " J eej h Ib^a.
Dr. T R llaj**.. Peifnol Lytte.
Oso W.
Wehner Rntler_ ** Michael Confer
J. I! P*ir-e of ........... M L. W Muna>n,
Millheim Hanking Co. J>hn White.
Robert Itfannon '* P Gray Meek.
J amee 8- Cross M Cornet gie Bra, et al
R. L. Dart " 0. of Poor of Spring twp.
TRIAL LIST—ftKCOKD WEEK,
W. 8 Willlamai ra. Mark J Williama.
liavid llarter * Mary R Valentine et al.
Weeton Morris et al. " Mary A. White et al
L.C A 8 C R R.Co.qoeof " P Gray Meek
Kervteter A Krtle. M Samuel Dittel.
Catherine lloffrnan " Heury Bryan.
John G. Ford, trustee. " George Iale.
Wolf. Potter ACo - llolt A McDnwell.
Itelle. WAS Gov M. Co. M John C. Mots
Joeeph Wearer ............... M Penna K. R. Co.
E.J Walker nee of_.. M J I, Sommernlle.
K. J. Pruner eta 1............ *' Christian Sharrsr.
F. J. Pruner et si ** Christian Sharrar.
Evan Th -ma* u Jonathan Kreamer.
Gen. O. Bryan use 0f......... " James O. Irtiß.
John M John T. Fowler.
John Shively ** John T. Fowler.
The llayden Comjssrty. " Wro P. Duncan A Co.
J no. IhU<- • a<lrnr *.. " J amee Dale's admr's.
William W01f..... M ........ ** llenry Garret at mx.
The Singer Mfg. C 0,.....,... M Tin* M<Muiilen et u.
W.J. Muaaer M John ID-vet al
Com of Penna. ue af— " Wm. Allison, Jr.,et al.
I*ar>raehire In*. Co " J. 11. Morrison, al al.
Aaroo Dnrtt 14 James Rnnklt.
C. II Strobe* ker use of M Andrew Immel.
Jacob A. Crider - Stanley Wataon.
Theodore Gordon eta 1....... 44 Samuel Lyon.
Thomas Merryman * John T, Fowier.
Nettling the Contested Election Case*.
Bpcli to th* Tim**.
Wasuixgtom, March 27.—The commit
tee on elections to morrow will probably
have ready two reporta. One will be in
favor of neating Bisbee, contestant for
Finley'a seat, from the Second Florida
district, and the other will dismiss, with
out prejudice, the case of Htotbrand v.
Aiken, of .South Carolina. Early next
week the case of Lynch vs. Chalmers
will be concluded. Chairman Calkin*
it writing the report, and it will rncom
mend the seating of Lynch and throw
ing out of Chalmers. The case of McKey,
of South Carolina, will alto be completed
in a few day* by the report in favor
of the contestant, McKey, who haa a
strong case. There are at leaat two
other Republican contestant* from the
South who have good case*, namely,
Lee, of South Carolina, contesting Rich
ardson'a seat, and Smith, of Mississippi,
contesting Shelley's. Lowe, Greenback
er, is considered a* having a fairly strong
case againat Wheeler, Democrat, from
Alabama. The heaviest case ia that of
Sessinghaut va. Frost, of Missouri. There
are 3.500 printed pages of teatimony,
and fifty men are at work on it
fr the mother is feeble it is impossi
bte that her children should be strong.
Lydia K. Pinkham'a Vegetable ooro
pound is a perfect specific in all chronic
diseaaes of the sexnsl system of women.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 223
Western Avenue, Lynn Mass., for pam
phlets. l ,s
ULCERATED and itching limbs. Doc
tors failed. I'gßtrifA cured me. Mrs.
P. Darners, Nevosburg, Pa. •
. U> ■ ' •
Next to an effeminate man thsr* is
nothing' so disagreeable as a manish
women.
VALENTINKH <f CO.'S STORES, Alleuheny Street,Reliefonte, Pa.
3STIEW C3-003DS.
A FULL STOCK IN ALL CLASSES OF GOODS.
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
"We havo a nico amort men t of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
including a lino of SLACK CASH M KKKS, to which wo invite tpecial attention.
WAPNEIt'S FLEXIBLE HIP aud DR. STRONG'S CORSETS
in colors or white, all sizes; the two best corsets made.
SHAWLB, SKIIiTS nnd COATS,
and a beautiful lino of
LADIES'and CHILDREN'S LACK COLLARS and TIES.
The handsomest lino of
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS to he found anywhere; beautiful SILK
MUFFLERS, SWISS EMBROIDERY and TRIMMING LACKS.
STAPLE GOODS
Of all kinds in abundance. MUSLINS, CANTONS, SIIIRTINUS, nicest sty lea of
PRINTS, FLANNELS, etc., etc.
MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
LOTS OF TRUNKS AND SATCHELS AT ANY PRICK
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Cotton Cbain, Ingrains and bettor grades in pretty patterns. lIAG CARPETS at
various prices ; tho cheapest arc good, but there is none better than th ■ INI.
OILCLOTHS ! OI LCL(>TI IS !
4-4, 6-4, 6-4 and 8-4 Ol LC LOTUS in different grades. About Dlleen style* of
TABLE OILCLOTHS.
MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING.
OVERCOATS and FULL SUITS. Tho best way i to uotuu and see them. They
can't be beat for quulity nnd price.
Rubber Goods! Rubber Goods!
BOOTS and SHOES; ANY QUANTITY OF TIIEM AT ALL PRICES.
-THE
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
IS FI'LL OF CHOICE GOODS—at fair price* for GOOD
GOODS.—The finest OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COF
EEE, our customeri my the best they ever drank. J'inest TEAS
and good one at low price*.
THY THE CALIFORNIA (A NX ED GOODS—l'earhe*, (ber
ries, Plum*, l'ears, Apricots, Peas, Ac. If there is anything finer
we don't know it.
HAVE YOU USED ANY OF HFCKIN'S SOUPSI—Hake
Soup in fifteen minutes, any kind yon have a mind for.
THI'HBER'S DEEP SEA MACKEREL, are a* delirious and
tender a* Spring Chicken. HLOATER MACKEREL, there is
nothing finer in the market.
TRY MrCANN'S IRISH OATMEAL and you will not use any
other. The ritVcul t cay to buy it is in 14IL. cans, but we tell it
in any quantity.
LEG GET'S WHEAT and OUT FLAKES make a jtalaiakle
dish in a short time.
PICKLES of all kinds—CROSSE A II LACK WELL'S EM
PIRE and other kinds.
COME AND SEE WHA T WE IIA YE, and if you want anything wo
don't hare, it will be gotten, if practicable, very soon.
HIGHEST PRICES PAII) FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
VALENTINES & CO.'S STORE,
HUMES' BLOCK, ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLEFONTE. PA.
LEATHER.
Ask for Genesee Sole Leather if
you want the best.
CalfSkin?, Kips, Moroccos, Linings, Lasts Thread, Nails, Peg*. Wax, Bristle*
and all kinds of Shoe Finding* on hand. Wc alsomake to order GENTS'
BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS from the best of FRENCH LEATHER.
Leave your orders and a perfect fit guaranteed.
jEj. grahaim: & sonsr.
S. tt A. LOKU, General Merchant*, AUegheny-Sl„ iletle/OHle, I'a.
MOTH E R S,
WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR
BOYS.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCHOOL, PLAY,
—AND
DRESS SUITS,
ARE NOW ALL IN.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED.
EXTRA PATCHES IN EACH SUIT;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS IN EACH COAT;
—OF TUK CELEBRATED—
STEIN, ABLER & CIVS MAKE, of Rochester,
WHOSE REPUTATION IN THIS LINE STANDS FIRST IN THE UNITED
STATES.
4 *
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To be had ONLY at the Pbpular Establishment
—OF—
Sft. k I nPR ' ALLEGHENY BTREET,
■tt ill LiUuUj \ BELUTOHTI, FA,
FINE CLOTHIERS
—A WD—
DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
SECIILER if CO., tirocern, Rush HOUHV Work, Reliefonte, l'a. ,
NEW GOODS
—F O R TII E
Fall Winter Trade.
We have endeavored to get the very best of every tiling In our line, and
now have some really choice good*.
Fine Cream Cheese, Extra Large French Prunes
Select Oysters, Sweet Potatoes,
Large Ripe Cranberries, Prunelles, Imperial Figs,
Bright New Lemons, Florida Oranges,
Princess Paper-Shell Almonds, Evaporated Dried Peaches,
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE CANNED FRUITS.
Preserved PEARS, PEACHES, CITRON,PLUMS, PRUNELLES.
PLAIN CANDIES, FINE CONFECTIONERY,
—AND—
GOODIES of all Sorts and Kinds.
t=ST* We invito the people of Centre County to cull and inspect our
NICK GOODS, which cannot fail to please.
SECHLER &c CO.
I'hUadelphin Itrunrh dothitm llounr, llt-Urfonie, l'a.
FOB BARGAIN'S
—l*
CLOTHIHG
—AMi —
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
CALL AT TUT
%
PIIILADELPIIIA B HA XCII,
HKLLEFOXTK, PA.
l>ry tinori* and Ororrrirn.
JJAKPKH BROTHERS.
•PRIXO PTRKKT. RRM.KrriVTR, PA.
Hare ihoir counter, and ahclTe* flllwl with
NEW GOODS,
l BANKRUPT RATES
Purt-baaed Rt ) BANKRUPT RATES
I BANKRUPT KATES
wium tbkt orrRR at
BOrrOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES.
OOXMBTINO OP
Dry Good*,
Millinery Uoodi,
.Clothing,
Fancy Good*,
Notion*, Ac.
BOOTS and SIIOKS
BOOTH and SHOES at very low price*.
BOOTS and SHOES
HATS and CAPS
La teal atylaa of II ATS and C A I*B
HATS and CAPS
Carpet Bag*,
Umbrella*,
Paraaola,
Ladle*' Cloak*,
Carpeting,
Oroceriaa,
Qu*eo*wwre, Ac.
Oemyrtatag every thing thai tan he fcand la • an
dee* llnff
If ARPKII RHOTHEnB,
APRIXO RTREXr. . . RRI.I.KPORTR, PA
COVRTRT PROOt'CR lehea la neb**, *1 the
hlahaat m.tk-t |.rr 1 II
CANCER REMOVED,
WITHOUT KNIFE, rdil in mart
J I eeeee vtlkeel ami*. Awl, to
0. Tr. riBIIKR. Bneleherg,
IMb • Centra Oeaety, Pa,
Xrtr Advertisement*.
1 New Brockerhoff House. -
T>ROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
1> ALLKHIIKXT-BT . REI.LtK.MK, PA
C O. McMILLEN. Pr.. f . r
Good Sample Room on Fxrtl Floor.
ATFim *• In ul rna >ll TnlM Ppertnlreiee
f" eHew i end lam, 4-1
piLES 1 PILES! PILES!
A SI RE CURE FOVRD A T LAST NO
ORE REED SUFFER I
A aeie rate lor llllnd, Blinding, Ik Ling eed tTre
ruled Plle line been dtatwrire.l by Ik. Uilliam.ian
India* remedy,) celled l>r Wllltani'e Indian <Hnlnt.it
A lir.gte l> hat cured tha aural rhcaic itnn of 2%
or *0 y rata .leading Bonn* need mfl.rln mfnntea
if-.cr •i i'Hins It In nntadetfal aunthlng medicine
Icitlona IneM M*enU end eierlaarlee <k. mote hern,
than good. William a (Hnltmni alec* la Ibr lawn,
ailayt Iha intraae ticking, (pnrltrnlarty at nlgbl after
galling a arm In bed,) art* *a a pontile.. giro, Inelant
• lid palnleia radirt, and la prepeird only f..t Pi Ira.
Itching nf ibr htltetr parte and he nothing elae
Iliad a bat In* Hoe J. M Cidßnl-rra of ( In. land
aaja about Pt William'a Indian Pita (liniment - | hall
nerd amrte of Pllr Cam, and II afrda ni piaaami*
k. aay that I haaa netet f.utnd anything nhkh gai*
amb Immediate and |*iaawal relief 11P1. * llllan,*l
Indian (Mnlmonl
For aala by all drigglita or mailed on receipt nf
price, |1 On.
HENRY A Co., Prnpt,
n.|y W Van*a N, Tuck.
gKIN DISEASES CURED!
B, Pr. Prailet'a Magic fNatatenl. Carae ea If by
magic. Flmplee, Blarh Hreda nt Oreba. Riotchia
and Krapltune MI (he tana, landing lb* skin rlnar,
haalthy end bnaatlfnl Alan coin It, h, RerW a llch,
Halt Hheiim. Tatter, Ringwmm. Braid Head. Oian, ad
Hand a. Bnra Hippie.. acre Llpe, oM, ..Mlnata l"ira.a
aid Burea, Ar.
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earlptloa from a akin diacaea a hick jgiin,| ,<a hta
Handa, hand and fare, and nearly detlroyed Ma ay ea
The rime! narefnt d.. tertng lailad k> help htm and al
tar all had tailed he need trr Fraaiir'a Magic (MnUnani
and area rated by a lea anplb atl. ni
dwTha kid and only piarltlre rat* km ah la dtaamaa*
ad at diauurared.
Beat by wall oa reretpt of nrtre. Ptrrt (Wait.
llfexßY A On . Sole PropeM
* Va**yft,Ke* Vurk.
Par Had. Bleeding, ticking ar Clear-ated Pile.Pt
WllUam'a lama* Onrtnaat fa a ant* ear*. Mn
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