flte Centre Democrat.
Thursday Morning, January 31,1884-
tsu*anro?ioiwc. containingImportant
d frt> any pari of lb® county. No com w aulc* tb-w
• trial nalMi aocooi panted by tho rot I umu* of lb®
Wife*.
Local Department.
\
—What next?
—Court this week.
—Oh I yes, Valentines.
—Our attorneys are buav.
Miletburg haa a new bakery.
—lnstitute at Komola Keb. lat and 2d
—The comet la visible to tbe naked eye.
25 styles seersucker for dretaee—Oar
man'a.
Macrama cord, 10 centa pef ball, at
*}arm*n's.
—Won't the spring freahet be a whop
per, though ?
—Our streets preaented a busy aspect on
Monday and Tueaday.
—The balance of our gent's neck wear
far below cost—Oarman'a.
Make your selection for a seersucker
dress whilo the lino la comploto at Gar.
man's. *
Mr. Augustus Hoover, we very much
regret to say. is confined lo his home on
ripting street with intlamstory rheutna
tiam.
Mr. J. 0. Condo, of Penn Hall, gave j
US a pleasant short call on Saturday ;
last.
The Lutheran church at Miilheim
will be dedicated Sunday, February K'lh,
1854 Several eminent ministers from
abroad will assist.
—Jno. Kisbel, Eq ,of Potter township,,
will offer at public sale on February 2Uth,
1884, all his household goods, farming
utcnsels and live stock.
—Tho Centre county Ponoma Orance
will meet at Centre Hall, February 12th,
1881. and will bold three sessions, 10, AM,
1:80 and 7. r M.
I)r. Keber. of Madi>nl>urg. who has
been on the sick list for some
time past, we are gl*d to say, is again
able to he about.
—The electric ligbt.eihibition given on
Thursday evening caused no little amuse
ment to most of those who attended Hut
it was rather too "abooking" to some to be
appreciated. We thought so, any way.
—The Electric Light company will give
an other exhibition on Monday evening,
February 4th. A light will be displayed
in front of tho Court 11 ouae, and tho
Hrockerhoff and Hush House will be light
ed by eiectricit y tbe same evening.
—Wo call your attention to the real es
tate advertisement of Bond A alenline to
be found on this page. This is a new de.
parture, and any one wishing to dispose of
their real estate will do well to consult
Mr. Valentioe.
There will be exposed at public out
cry at tbe leaidence of tbe late John Lutr.
at near Zion, on February 28ih, 1854. *♦!
the household propertv, farming utensils
and live stock of tbe deceased. Hot I for
get to attend.
—We regret to record the accident to
"Billy" Hall, of Milesburg, on tbe 22d,
inat. He was engaged in coupling cars
and was caught by the shoulders, breaking
his collar bone. His suffering baa been in
tense. We wish hlai a speedy recovery.
—Tbe soldier comrades of Half Moon
and Patton townships and adjoining com
munity will meet in tbe Stormstown school
house Tuesday evening, February sth, 1884,
to consider the feasibility of organizing a
Post of theG. A. R. Comrade Austin
Curtin is eipecled. Comrades of other
Poau invited. Ex SOLDI in.
—A very unusual occurrence took
place in tbe court room on Monday
afternoon. The liet of Grand .Juror* was
called and hetnly/our answered tu their
respective name*. Only twenty three
being required, Michael Plelcber was
released.
—The room formerly occupied by Mess.
Yucum A Hastings, corner of Allegheny
and High streets, It being retnoddled and
is to be used by our enterprising towns
man, W. I. Fleming, Esq., as a merchant
tailoring eatebllsbment. Mr. Fleming Is a
straightforward and wide-awake business
man, and we ootnmend him to any one In
want of anything in the tailoring line.
—Just now everybody is talking "rail
road," and the cltisens of Pioe Grove end
vicinity are making strong efforts to have
the] Buffalo Run rood exteoded to Pine
Grove. A petition with n large number
of signers la now being circulated for that
purpoee.
—A telephone line la about to he erect
ed from Bellefonte to Milroy, byway
of Centre Hall and Putters Mills,
down through the " Kitbacoqulllas" valley
to lierrlsburg, Pa. Welt, we're glad of
that. We are thinking of going to Her
risburg soon, and we will just go byway
of telephone.
—Two large sled loads, besides several
-ingle sleighs, of ladies end gentlemen
were drives to the residence of Lewis
Zimmerman, Sr., near Hublertburg on
Fridy evening, 26tb, last, and were sump
tuously entertain*! by that boepiuble
family. Tbe "merry making" was kept
up till the "wee sma' hours," and the only
regret felt when the hour of leaving bad
uome was, that a night was not twenty
four hours long instead of only twelve.
Personal-
Mr. 8. A. Stover, the tombstone msn,
he* been un tbe sick list for tbe past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Glenn, of nenr
Krock Springs, celebrated their llltieth an
niversary of married life at their home on
tbe 23d, ult.
S. M. lluck and family departed for
their borne in Chicago Monday evening.
Mr Jacob and Emanuel Eisenhuth, of
Millboim, favored our sanctum with their
prcseneo on Monday. Come again.
We bad a pleasant call from 'Squire
Carlin, Cook Coodo, F. P. Barker and
Mr. Zi-iglor, of I'.ebertburg, on Monday.
Mr. Jno. J. Marten, of Niltany Hall,
favored us with a call on Friday last.
Mr. Philip Carris, a pica-ant gentleman
of Miles township, was in town Monday.
Ira E. Shaffer, of Msdisonburg, "took
in" our little city on Saturday last.
Joe Miller, of Beech Creek, is again
clerking for Geo. Blaikford.
Mr. Mark MoOney, of Millbeiro, is now
located at Snow Shoe, Pa.
Mr. Henry Myers and wife, of Buffalo
Run, paid a short visit to our little city
Monday.
Mr. W. H. Fry, a prominent citizen of
Pine Grove, "peeped" in to see us Tues
day. Come again.
—Mr. John C. Miller, of tho firm of j
J C. Miller it Co., of thia place, received ,
j the appointment of book keeper at the j
nail works. Mr. Miller la a very clever
j and obliging gentleman, and we scarcely
know whether to congratulate Johnny
' or the company upon this acquisition.
Mr. I S Frain, the gentlemanly land
lord of the National Hotel, Miilheim, Pa.,
wo are glad to say, will remain at hit old
: stand for at least another year. Mr. Praia
hat built up a very nice trade, and hit bo- ,
lei is quite popular.
Mr. H 8. Emerick, a former citizen of
Walker township, but who has for the past
; nineteen years Iwen located tn tbe west, is <
engaged in the mercantile buines at Free. |
port, lit. Mr. Emerick clerked for tbe old
firm of Messrs. Brown A Cooke, in Belle
fonte, in 1852-8. An other brother, wo
beiieve, is located at Twinn Grove, Wis.
A PI.KA.SA.ST BE HEATS S—On Thursday
evening, January 24, tbo Presbyterian
congregation of Pine Grove Mills made a
"raid" in force on the parsonage, taking
the Rev. W, V. Kubn and family com
pletely by surprise. The hour of meeting j
was to have been II o'clock, p. M , but ow- I
ing to the Inclemency of tbe weather it '
was about an hour later before the people '
assembled, started for tbe A'uAn bunt. The
ladle* look baskets h>ad<d full and running
over with good things, and the necessary
articles of life ; and tbe gentlemen fol.
lowed with flour, seeks of corn, oats, pole
| toes and apples, dried and canned fruits
even somo of the rral rath was found
■ among tbe packages, and a handsome eight
day clock was placed upon the mantle
Tbe extremely bad w.-atber pravontsd
many from attending, but have since sent
in their donations. A few very appropri
ate remarks were made by the worthy pas.
tor.thanking the donalnrs very kindly for
1 their generoeity, and the spirit in which it
: was made.
—An immense gathering assembled at
the Brockerhoff House on Tuesday evening
to attend the Grand Bali given by tbe i
Window Glass Workers' Association of
this place. Every effort was put forth lo
make it a grand success,(and their expecta
tions were more than realised. The com
mittee in charge were untiring in tbeir ef. 1
forts to make it pleasant fcr every one
and the "First Annual" will be remem
bered by many as one of tbe most enjoy,
able events (bat has ever taken place in our
vicinity. The music furnished by tbe
Adnlpbic orchestra was excellent. Tbe
"calling" by our good-natured friend,
Hamuel Kyan, was distinct and pleasing to
the ear.
Kansas HVßO BRBVITIBM— Mrs. Ellen
Dubs, of Freeport, 111., is psiying a visit
to her aged parents, Mr. aod Mrs. James
Mallory.—The protracted meeting is still
in progress under tbe management of Kev.
Widenoyer.—Rev. Welti, a traveling mis
sionary for tbe Evangelical Aseociateon,
delivered an nbla sermon on Wednesday
avaniag.—Jona Autnan is about to erect a
steam portable saw mill In the east end of
the valley —Our town was enlivened this
week by a number of salesman —And now
our band has it* uniforms and It looks
floe Tha boy* were out serenading last
waak. 1 am sura we have ona of tha fluent
' band* in tha county. Parties wishing to
' engage a band should not overlook ours
Cook Coodo, our landlord, Is doing a Ana
business. JACK FROST.
A $2O BIBLICAL PBIZK— The publish
i nrs of RuiUdp't Month! y offer twelve val
uable reward* In thnir Monthly for Febru
' ary. among which U tbe following:
We will give $20.00 to the person telling
f us which is the longest versa to tha Ola
. Testament Scriptures by Febroary 10th,
1884. Should two or more correct answers
r he received, tbe rewerd will be divided.
The money will be forwarded to Ut* win-
I ner February 16th, 1884 Persons trying
for tha reward must sand 20 cants in stiver
> (no postage stamp* taken) with their an
i swer, for which thay will racaiva the
March Monthly, In which the name and
eddree* of tha wioner of the reward and
• tha correct answer will be published, and
t in which several mora valuable rewards
t will be offered. Addraas Rutladge Publish
f Ing Company, Ksston, Pa.
1 —This week's arrivals—common and
• blue prints, drees aod flne apron ginghams,
muslins, otc., at Oerman'e.
/.lON AND Buuuhiik.—22 degrees below
zoro last Halurdey morning.
Mr*. Rothrock, wife ol the popular (len
tUl, wan quite ill lest week.
Mr. Kdwin Twitmyer, after enjoying
the holiday*, ba* returned to Lancaster to
flniih hi* college courte, which will end
Juno next.
Tim subject of local (lOiltic* in being ag
itated and candidate* for the various town
ship office* are hard at work.
It would be advantageous to both citl
en of Bellefonte and Zion to have tele
phone line extended to this place.
I'rof. L>. M. Wolf, in company with our
efficient director, Dr. I'. H. Fisher, visited
the schools in the upper end of the town
ship one day last week.
Mr. Jacob liottorf, of Lemont, accom
panied by hi* lady, spent a day with friend*
at this place last week.
Joseph Htoudt is now -the happy father
of a son.
The DxuocaAT, wo are gratified to no
lice, ha* a larger circulation ip tbia section
than any other periodical. Our diilin*
guished postmaiter will substantiate these
fact*.
Mr. Jerry V. Twitmyer, of Dakota,
111., has been spending ome weeks with
hi* mother and friend* at this place. Ho
has fully recovered bis health and is look
ing well.
The funeral of our lamented citizen, '
Mr. John Lutx, who died on the 3rd init.
aged 6® years, wa* one of the largest ever J
held in the valley. Mr. L. ilood high in j
the estimation of hi* friends.
Mrs. Lizzie, wife of John Kiber, after
weeks of patient suffering from that fell
destroyer, consumption, paired Ironi earth
pi glory on the 21 inst.
There is a rumor that John. L (Shaffer
will aove on the farm lately belonging t>
, Sentuel Vonada in Marion township.
The sermons delivered in the Reformed
j church at ibis placu are excellent, but un
fortunately the music i* miserable.
Michael Shaffer, £>q , one of our not'-d
Justice* and exemplary ciu. ens, perchance
may be a d*rk bono In lb" next prosiden
| iJal contest.
The citizen* of Walker* township have
i not abandoned all hope* as yet in getting
| a railroad through tho valley. We trust
j choir food expectation* ensy bo realized.
Prof. W. W Rupert, una of the most
j diligf-nt, faithful and competent l*-ech<-r in
' the county, report* that the percentage of
attendance in bit school has thus far av*r
i aged 'MI. Can any other teacher in the
county excel tb ia ?
Harvey Shaffer rented the Henry Dun
kla farm at Ilecla aoJ will occupy it in a
few week*.
Pewr's V ai.tr. V Not**.— Tho excellent
sleighing of the past three weak* ba* made
1 ur valley musical with the jingle of the
sleighbells, and bat also afforded our farm
! er* the b*t opportunity ior marketing
their grain —During the past two weba
thousand# upon thousands have been
bought and thitqud off by the grain deal
ers of Spring Mill* and Coburn. Rome
day* a single grain bona* at Hpring V !
has taken in over two thousand bushel*.—
The extreme Cold weather ba* stepped all
building opa-allcns in our little railroad
city.—The wail of the prospective Grange
ball stand* ur finished, a memorial of the
dilalorine** of the mason who didn't push
bit work.—Jatne* Kennelly'* pro>pcet!va
furniture em|rium stand* on p- at*—no
wall under it and no roof over it—Mc-
Clinllc A Rarick's large double nous* wa* i
ready for lbs plasterer* when the cold '
weather set in and it al*o stand* *'in statute
quo." —Hanry Richard disagreed with hi*
employer Bought a lot early one morn- i
ing and before dinner bought a house at '
Farmer* Mills, whtcb he Intend* moving
to Hpnng Mill*—John Long, living on !
one of tbe Allison farm*, was upset a few ,
day* ago by a sheep and striking hi* tide ,
against a door post, ivceived injuria* which
have confined bim to bed ever *ince. —J no.
Caldrco ha* received tbe contract to build
two trbool house*, oae at Parmer* Milt*,
the other along tha Bruabveiley road,
'about a mile from tbe J*enn'* Crank cave*
Blia* Patteroff baa sold hi* farm near
Brush Mountain to I>a*iel Bartgn* lors9o
par acre. A pretty big price for farm
land, but then it giaaa Mr. Bartgea three
farm* of excellent land In one block.
Samuel Krape wilt ba tbe tenant. Mr. Pat
teroff more* to Hprlng Mille, whore he
will live ae a retired farmer.—Joo. Stover
i* learning the mysteries of tho click of
the telegraph in the office of D. Wallace
Duncan.—Mr. R. H. Duncan ia making
hi* home at Milton.—More eaon.
Mii.lhiim Item*.—All the go—aleigb-
Ing parties
K P. K. ha* mm notion of learning
milling.
Tbe protracted meeting In tbe Evangel
ical church ia *UII In progress with goad
result*.
J. P. 11. aaya ba tt no candidate for
"Squire.
E. Bartholomew'* bouaa it Hearing com
pletion on Penn street.
Tbe scarlet rash ie making it* appear
ance among the children in and about
town.
Ed Prank, the counter jumper In tbe
hardware alore, think* of going weal in
the spring. Kd must have (truck n bon
anza out there. How to It, Ed ?
The card* are out tor a fashionable wed
ding on Main street.
Cam R. think* of taking the Star diL
strel troupe to Europe. £ *9
Rumor baa It that Qrit'* agent it about
kicking the bucket. Perhaps new* l get-
V* ,V
v',-.
* • • * 'A a
ting tc*rc<*. '
Kmtna K., how about that party the
other night? "Mother say* 1 rnuttn't."
Ham Clark bus gone Into the aloplador
business. 1
There i* some rumor of tho Millheiin
band holding a tinging convention. Hope ,
they may prosper in their undertaking. i
Tho laditH) of lb U. B. church organ- j
iced a society called tho "V. B. B. La- 1
dies' All Worker* Hoclety" with tho fol- j
lowing named officer*: President, Mio* ,
Mary Straw ; Vice President, Mis* Mahals
Stephen* ; Secretary, Mia Mary Lose ; 1
Treasurer, Mit* Carrie Lyter.
John Sbcrk, from Laurelton, Union
county, i* visiting friend* at Aaronsburg.
John i* still single.
"Pic* Wick " A ">'xw Vtxx," Mixta- '
A
Institute at jACKMONVii.tx. Insti
tute wa* called to order by County Super
intendent Wolf. Mr E. II Zeigler was
elected Secretary. Music. Prof. Wolf
favored tne audience with an Interesting
address on "School Poverty." Mr. Aaron
Buck followed, speaking of "Teacher's
Rights." Mr. Henry Yeerlck, John Hoy.
Jr., and other* spoke in favor of teacher*
being held responsible for school properly.
Rev, J. (i. Shoemaker spoke of the old log
school house, of the iaw* arid regulations
of the common school system. Music was
I again furnished by the choir. Institute
i then adjourned lor the evening.
Saturday morning, Jan. 2'ith, the ses
j sion wa* tailed to order at 10 o'clock
Music by the choir. Mr. G. I. Uarthsl
I introduced the subject of teaching the dec
; imal system to beginner*, after which a
class wa* formed and the method of teach
ing the system was illustrated. It was
then thon uglily discussed by tbe teachers
Several other topi> . were discussed during
: the session.
Aflornoon Session—County Supcrinlcn
i dent opened the is-tsson, and after muslr
Mii Maggie Shaffer read an essay on
'"Object Lsesons." General discussion
wa. engage,! in by the teachers. Mis.
Shaffer again favored the audience with an
essay on "Charily " It J. G. Shoemaker
delivered an excellent address, "Rewponsi
bililies and Duties of Parents and Teach"
er#. 1 Music by tbe choir. Prof Wolf
closed the Institute by thanking the rili.
Zens of Jacksonville for their hospitality
to the visiting teacher* The member- of
the Institute were glad to welcome Prof
Kller of Bellefonte during a portion of
the session. _e
—Clearfield county ha> a phenomena in
the shape of a turtle. About eight week*
ago the head of it wa* severed frofikb
body and up to Tuesday last it still showed
signs of life. If touched upon any pa/t of
the body it withdraw* it* feet, moves its
tail and withdraw* It* neck.
Proceedings at Court.
Tbe regular Jatiuarv term of Court
begun at 10 o'clc k on Monday morning.
Hi* Honor Judge Hoy presiding, with
neoviate.Judge on the la-neb with
Isiex. Mr. I. Walter*, of Mi'lbeitu.
I was api-ointcl foreman of tho Grand
! Jury, ami up to Wwdne lay noon, the
I follow ing husinnt had liecti dispatched ;
After the nmee of the Traverse Ju
ry were called, the following Con it a
l ie* made return :
Isaac l.oe, Iteliefonte 1 -orough :W.
N. Xt-ff, Howard borough; 0. W.
Stover, Jr.. Millheini borough: J. It.
; Sheng, I'nionviile; W. F. ftlewirte,
! Philip*hurgh : Alexander I>rsuckcr,
1 Milesburg; W. 11. Claae, Renner ;
' .lames Soil, Itogg* : W. P. toy. Burn
side; James Ray, College; William
i Packer. Curtin ; Peter Wolf, Ferguson ;
i Reulwn Kline.Gregg; William Meyer*.
Ham*, 11. A. t'ronse, Heine*; T. B.
' Sander*. Howard; D. J. Gate*. Half
' Moon : Samuel Sexton. Huston : J. P.
| Lnn. Lilxrty ; W. 11. Miller, Marion ;
I Frank P. Baker. Milea; G. U.Hart sock,
I Patt on ; W. C. HuWer, Penn: M M.
i Condo, Potter: Alexander Ad*m,
Rush; Joseph Bilger. Spi -.2; W. H.
tlaynns, Snow Shoe: Vinton Beekwith,
Taylor; Geo. W. Bowmaster, Union;
Win. Cronoble, Walker; Jame* Monk*.
Worth.
Pelitione for license to sell liquor wa*
then takrn up and disponed of a* fol
low# :
Charles M. lleisler, saloon, Bellefonte.
granted. Robert Taylor, Pbilipeburg,
tavern, granted. Cook Conclo, tav
ern, Reiwrshurg, granted. Jamea Red
ding. saloon, Snow Shoe, granted. A.
R. Graham, saloon, Liberty, granted.
Cbaa B'Jlique, anloon, Liberty, granted.
Jna. I. Delong, tavern. Liberty, grant
ed. 8. H. Kunee, tavern, Liberty,
granted.
Remonsiranoea were presented against
tbe following applicants : 0. H. Brady,
saloon. Philips burg, granted; K. P.
MeCloeky, bottlers license, oontinned
to April court: Peter Aabcroft, tavern,
continued to April court; Mrs Sarah
Pearson, saloon, refused. Abe Ileum.
Wholesale, Bellefonte, refused ; George
Levy, wholesale, Bellefonte, retoeed ;
John Waller, wbolaaala, Bellefonte,
refused; George Haicl, saloon. Snow
Shoe, continued to April court.
In the Court of Common Pleas.—
Commission in lunacy. Common wealth
ve. Joaaph Keteo. Commission enlarg
ed and continued on application of D.
8. Keller, Esq.
Gn motion of C. Dole, Esq.. judge
ment on Foreign attachment in cases
of Stephen L. Heeton and wife vs. liar
ry C. Blair, and nam' of Oscar F. Furey
vs. Henry Blair.
Petitions presented bv C. Dale, Ren.,
to declare Mary Hoyaer. Feme sole
Trader. Decree granted ny the Court,
January 28, 1881.
On motion of Hon. J. H. Oryto,
leave ia granted to PlaintfT to amenu
the form of action in the caac of Geo.
N<di vs. The Mutual Inaur
. n<%po., by changing it from aaaumpt-
Wm t,
presented by I>. 8. Keller,
Ajittfyaina in Dirorcc, A. V. M. in
oa*e of Mary S#>ilringer v*. Franklin
Heilsinger, granted by the Court.
Petition presented by Hasting* A
Reader, for nubpu-na in divorce A. V.
M. in •( no of 8 rah F. Wilson, by licr
n- xt friend, Thomas Taylor v*. A. (I.
Wilson, granted by the Court.
On ionium ol It. F. Fortney, Eq.,
rule granted to show cause why writ ol
execution should not be stayed and
judgment opened and defendant let
into a defense in the oase of Gordon
A. Uuiln vs. Andrew J Tressler. Kule
gran'ed by the court, Returnable Hatur
day, Feb. 21. IBH4.
In the Court ol Quarter Sessions—
Commonwealth vs. I). K. Sellersj Pros
ecutrix, Anna C. Roller. Case con
tinned to next term, defendant giving
bail in the sum ol $3OO for bis appear
unco at April session.
In the case of Common wealth vs.
George Stewart, defendant was discbarg
ed finally under Insolvent Law. after
having served 3 months in the county
jail.
In the ibiae of Commonwealth vs.
Samuel B. Meyers, Jr., defendant made
application lor final discharge under
insolvent law. but upon examination it 1
was shown that he had before last Au ]
gut a note of SSXI which the evidence
showed he had given to hi* mother for '
no consideration whatever. The Court J
said it looked very much a* il he had '
disposed of the note for the purpose of !
keeping the piosemtrix from getting I
any money and could not therefore be 1
discharged under insolvent lavr.
The Grand Jury has returned the j
following true bills.
Commonwealth vs. George If. Davis. I
Felonious assault.
Same vs. I'hornss McC*ff*rty and
Alexander McCsfbrtv. Furnishing !
liquor to men of intemperate habits
Defendants plead guilty. Sentence sue
jrended.
Sons vs. James potter. Dirorderlv
house.
Same vs. same. litwdv bouse.
Ssme V I'eriie Shelly and Annie
K'dley. Bawds house.
Ssrrie vs. Horace Clark, (colored).
I Kelloniou" assault.
f><ra* vs. same. Carrying concealed
i weapons.
| Same vs. Edward Sloner. Assault and ,
i battery.
Same vs. Franklin K*sing*r. Aggra
iv*ted assault *nd battery.
Same vs. Zscb Snel, Assault and ,
battery.
Ihe trial of the c*se of common
j wealth vs. George 11. Davis for shooting
\lex*nder Miller at Sandy Ridge or.
j the H'h of last Dcemher, Was begun j
sesterday morning, but no verdict w*a ;
r< ached at the time of going to press.
In lha Orphans C irt : A |-*liii'-n was
pr<ei,te<l by R-avar A Gephari IN r es
laic of Jt>bn hho| e, late ol Ib.ggs town
ship. Petition lor an inquisition in parti
tion IV hereupon tb Court • wauled an j
inq ist as P'sj.vj f .r
/a re estate ol John T Clark, lain of
Litertv t- wrsblp, d of
C> uri l*d f lb. spoilt, j<t for mar., eol
paroles nlrset wllb It 1! ''mrk
Auditor's rvportof J..bn (} LOT*. Esq.,
in tb olsle ul John Kupp, late of Haines
t'.wntbip, deceased. Filed and confirmed
n *•.
In rr of Hhney Myers. Answer ciiatior.
Gr*rt-d * o f-tltlon prayng I. r the fe.
tnossi of Guardian. Kilfd on argument
list.
In rt ol estate of Sarah Wiiliamf (cob .
ofed) Isle of B> lief- nt<- b rough, deceased,
lb-turn ol sale filed end conflrme<l ni si by '
the c<>urt.
In rt u> estate i f Samuel SbstTt-r, Isle of j
Mit'-s l"wr,.hp. de. eaied lb turn pre
-ented by I) F Foftney, K-q , of Ssn.ue! j
i tsrsmley, T'Uslee of the sale .f the real
--state of said deeenderl to John II Shal- :
ler and Luther II Suiver. Read and con
firmed sii as. By the Court.
MARRIAGES.
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Ntrnill, t> li* -f f f lb J'M lb
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fejttf IMi!!*?, I*41 >t B'li+i it I'm.
DIED.
noutrm- m rw i*k, I**l, ph**-*** I
T. Un af W f mi.4 Mmry F ( *.ilf, !•
?~ r *
—Slamping in tbe vry latest style and
warranted to not rob out. at J D White- i
man's, Bush House Block, High street. I
Belief, nte. Fa. 4-4 L
—Wilson, MrFarlane A Co., call atten
tion to tbe only rehabl* Ready Mix**.
Faint in tbe market. Tb Pioneer Pre- ,
pared Fair., is not mly stipericr to any !
Kasdy Mixed l'aint told but rivals nurt
mb'te lead in its snmoibneaa in working
and du'ability. This (saint is guaranteed
by tbe manufacturers not to crack or pee. ,
witbin three years. Tbe guarantee is not
only good for replacing the paint but It I
will he put on If it should crack or peel
within tbe lime specified. Il will he tc
your Interest to call and ee Wilton. Me-
Farlane A Co., before purchasing eitbei
white lead or aay other Ready MiseJ
Pit-
-—Winter stock must go. Special
bargains at Lewie'*.
—All of our Winter goods must be sold
to make room for Hprtng stock. Call early
and get a bargain Ore-ooats at coat and
.peris! reduction* in all of our goods for
the next JO day*. Keapactftilly,
Law IK A Co.,
Allegheny street, Bellefonte, Pa. 2t.
—Lew in'a Phi la. Branch ia the place
to buy clothing cheap.
—Colored bordered handkerchiefs 5
cent* at German's.
—Very latest style hat* and cap* at
Lewin's.
—New embroideries at German'a
—Mens' under shirts 22 cents nt Ger
man's.
• —The season after the Holidays is gen*
erally dall wllb the Tailors. Wa are of.
(bring extra Inducements in dose trrww*. Wa
have given Inrge orders, and the we
goods are now coming in. leave your
order now. MOXTOOMKIT A Co.,
Tailor*.
—All winter goods nt n reduction -
Gormen's.
—Lowest prices. Everything new and
flrmb, at Oar-man's.
I
—Good ginghams, flvo cents per yard,
at Garinan's.
—lf you are In want of a good, comfort
able h'-mc.made hoot or shoe, call at A -triL
O. Noll's, near the pasaengr-r depot.
A r o au -lutn troth at Carman's. f
Bunnell A Aikcna have *
very fine selection of solid gold walchce,
jewelry und a full line of silverware,
which they offer cheaper than any other
■lore in Bellefonte.
—Celluloid cull* and eollara, all si zero
at Lewin'a.
N--w line of embroideries to arrive > <
next .-i-k, at Garman'*,
A' ' Tloxxxa —lh- ur.Jersigr.ed the
fastest and te-st salesman in Central I'nnn
ytvsoia, having more than twenty yearn
experience in selling Farm#, Farm htoix,
Merchandise, et, , offers his services to the
clur-fii ol Centre and ad.olnlng crunties
a a Yirrto laaa haiaamari, (,'harges rearon
! able. Address Joskl-u I. Strr,
i , , Roland,
v-'m. Centre cunty, Pa
HOMES FOR SALE!
Come and Buy.
21 ACUKS ON FIFTH AVENUK,
In whole or lot*.
■ A TWO STOKV BRICK
on Alleglinoy
A TWOdiTOItV BRICK
Oo High street.
A TWO-STORY BRICK
' in Thomas street.
A TWO-TORY KRAMK |
On Willow listiik street, fl*oo w
j A TWO .STORY FRAME
On Willow Rank irc-t, fl 'iJO
A TWO STORY FRAME
Oil jsielirip st ff-r-l (
All in the Borough of Bellefonte.
ttri' Ttrmt Made fjo' l.
HOM) VALENTINE,
i 6 5 dm. Real F-tnte Agent.
S'ITDIO.
2nd floor Bush Arcade,
* -n Dr. t-Ciwt', txusl.!*'.
lam now ready to do all kind of
PAINTING,
-SWA as POUT UMTS in mk LAND
Sk'A PhS, SIGN and OIISAMHS
TAP. FA.scy HE<'IRA
TISO an,i f;nM\iS'i m
J SPF.CtAI.ITY. x
Sati-faction guarautcerl in all r-a'-cw.^^'
I would be pleased to have you call,
and examine pe< imen* of work. In
•iructioDe given in I'aiuting.
VERY Rw-firTtri.ty,
r. r. iauur. 1
HAY I to or T :.**n T
j NEW CO tril RKPAIIt SHOP.
ON OOOAN gTKKET,
We would rerjrectfully iuvite the
j public to give u* a call wbeo in want
of any work in our line. We are pre
pared to do ALL kind* of
' TMMMISQ, 1
HKI'AIRISO r
RE MODEL I SO. I
We also make a specialty of
rrnoLSTEitixa
IS ALL IT- BRANCHES.
All work will recieve prompt alter,
tion. Our T:RMP are reasonable, and
all work guaranteed. Il<*peetfully,
HI It WF.I.L Jt MrHILY,
I 44u lit He /ni/e I'll
HIE ANNUAL
FARMERS* INSTITUTE
WILL NV iisi.n AT rns
! State C*d!ege, hegining JANCAIIY
and ending FKBKt.'AKY Hth IN.
There will be at Wt
Thirty Lectures
by mcmbart of the College facultv and by
several distinguished gentlemen from
abroad. Circular*, giving full detail*, sent
on applcation to Prul. W. il. Jordan, or
to tbe President, rßata C Vertrega
county, Pa. n2-fct. J
DISSOLUTION notice.-^n^l
HOT a tsmtij st***> thai Iks *uissnkt* bar*-
latnre valetlns Msa J T ISKSSS saS K WLaavna.
iiSSI Uw Aras star rt Isoi S Hssaos, baa 1 hi. It)
)m StaanlnS by wataal " *■■* Tb- h™As rt l
1.1. ana sit teO M Ik. ISMSs rt J T. Lome, Ob* will
sent, sod rallert Ik- simt* rt the eW Ira!
t T new.
an shaxkos
SMMSSRS. PC. JSA Ist, las*
Ta. sa<UrAtW*S will real law. lb. Iseriaw a* Us.
plae. rt t-Mlaaa* of tb. tate I rat 1 T Lt'CA*
T UDITORS NOTICE—Tbv un-
A V Sf .!*"* aa AaSttnv. ifaotiM by tb* Or
absaa' Csart of Oaatr. eewaty. ta Sssr4baa tb* PaaSa
ia lb. banS. of Us* Atatatatntwf rt <b. *aM. <4 **-
twrra IsIMML Snwaai t. aa spy TO— -s> bt. Waal ao
eaaat, ta aaS MM| tb* yard*. MtlUaS tberaSo.
will attnwS * tb. Salt*, rt M acfwtolnnsK at Lt*
oWo. la b* batwagb rt Brtirtmntm. aa mSay lb* IMb
Aay <4 getwaaty. I***, at It o'rtorb. a. a, wbea aS
aber* all ytnta laaialol iss taqat Wai as pn-.anat
Iks* rlalia. Mt lb. bnlf*T*. or W bntsr af
i* TTUI AUSITARGARIT.
MR. ' AwtlbsT.
A DMIKIriTKAToRIS NOTICE^
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aettlnat, aa4 alt InS.M.d aa make yt]al attfc
nrs iSa.
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