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Net proceeds—Fish.
The birds are coming.
Natural slippers—Eels.
To-day is Good Friday.
A new girl sweeps clean.
Tock Haven is to have a Centenial
Trim your grape vines if you can
get at them.
Next Sunday is Easter—Eggs 25
cents per dozen.
Two centuries age not one person
in a hundred wore stockings.
; Rev. Miller, pastor of the Centre
“1Iall Lutheran Charge, has resigned.
The usual anxiety which precedes
the first of April, is noticed on many
countenances.
Mr. William Allison intends put-
‘ting the Potters Mills Woolen Fac-
tory in operation this spring.
All kinds of Stoves, Tin, Sheet |
‘Iron, and Copperware, on hand or
made to order at A.J. Reesman’s,
Centre Hall.
‘A gang of burglars have been dis-
covered in Lewisburg, and a number
ot them are boarding with the sheriff
Eferyinan thinks that Ceser’s wife
ought to be above suspicion; but he}
is far less particular as to what Uesex
himself ought to be.
Thete are some who write, talk and
think’ 36° TUCh about vice and virtue,
fr
either the one or the other.’
Kev. J. G. Shoemaker, will preach
at -Aaronsburg next Yunday morning
German—and in the evening in Eng-
dish. At St. Paul's at 2 p. me. :
It is" wonderful what an amount of
struggling and redfacedhess will be
gone through by a person wrestling
into a new pair of shoes “a size too
Jurge.”’ ed rig :
This is the season of the year when
the style of the spring bonnet becom-
eth a sxbject of interest to the fair
sex. Ina few weeks it will become
a subject of principle with the male
persuasion. :
“J. Gray—Pack with my box five
dozen. quails.” There is nothing re-
markable about this sentence, only
that it is nearly as short as one can
be construcied, and yet contains the
whole alphabet. :
On Monday night the residence of
Rev. Dr. Sahm, at New Berlin, was
destroyed by fire. All the contents,
including his valuable library, were
burned.
A special meeting of the Board of
Directors of the L...C. & 8. C. R. R.
will be held in Philadelphia, next
Tuesday, when the bids for unfin-
ished work will be opened and the
work allotted.
Grant is taking care of his favor-
ites among the Congresmen who have
been repudiated by their constinents.
Five or six of them have already
been appointed to office, among them
the autiior of the infamons Force
bill. :
If you want to visit the place in
Bellefonte where the best Oysters
are kept, call at H. C. Yeager’s Sa-
i loon, on Bishop Street. The place
'is clean and orderly, and you will
find not only the best Oysters, but
‘the best of everything in his line.
Call on Yeager.
Although Mr. A. J. Reesman has
charge of the Post Office, at Centre
Hall, our readers must not imagine
that he has abandoned the Stove and
Tinware business. His stock is
larger and more complete than ever,
and he sells at prices to suit the
times. Do not fail to see AXDY’S
stock before purchasing.
damage on the North Branch of the
Susquehanna River, last week. Sev-
eral bridges were badly demoralized
and much other damage sustained.
along the river, on account of the
Should the siiow go off with rain, it
will eanse a flood to which that of
shower.
“We ave pained to learn that three
children and a hired boy of Joseph
Smith’s, residing near Penn Hall,
are lying very ill with Scarlet fever.
The danghter, about 18 years old,
had an attack of diphtheria a few
weeks ago, and was slowly recover-
ing, when it turned to Scarlet fever,
and thus affected the whole family
with this contageous d scase.. The
girl and one of the boys when last
heard of, were very low, and pool
hopes are entertained for their recov-
ery.— Centre all Reporter.
| The New York Weekly ¥
received regularly at tins ul
we advise all our readers who wish to
subseribe for a- religious, newspaper,
to see the Witness before subseribing.
It is as Jarge &8 any of the réligious
papers, contains as much reading
matter as any and more than many
papers. It is impossible to teil all
about th= excellenei s of tie paper,
but sample copies are sent free, and
all that is necessary. is to address
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and see a specimen number. Sub-
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office.
{From the Christian Union, Dec. 2, 1874.]
Inve tment with PositiveReturn.
No financial securities yet offered
in the market have become se readily
and generally popular ag the first
mortgage premium bonds of the In-
Somehow, one can’t help thinking |
of that citizen of Syracuse who has
thirteen children, allgirls. Probably
there is not a cornerof the bureau in |
that man’s house that hasn’t a celd
chew of spruce gum sticking to it.
A school in Vermont is presided
over by a cross-eyed teacher. A few
“ That
days ago he called out: :
boy: that I am looking at will step
out on the floor.” Immediately twen-
ty-seven lads walked out in front of
the astonished pedagogue.
“We have received from E. Steiger,
22 and 24 Frankfort Street, New
York, a very interesting pamphlet,
entitled ‘‘The German Language as
a Regular branch of Public Instruc-
tion.” - Copies of the pamphlet are
mailed free to Educators and School
Officers, upon application totheabove
address.
A medical advertisement is headed,
“f,00ks like a Miracle! A young
man made to walk in five minutes!”
But Ed. thinks that is ne great mir-
acle compared to his experience the
other evening when he went to see
his girl. The old man came in and
him walk in less than one min-
Correct answers to the question in
last weeks paper have been receiv.d
from Linn Ruhl, Mifflinburg. D. XK.
Musser, Arronsburg. Thomas O.
Wolfe, Wolfe’s Store, eleven years
old. : :
Here is the currect answer—1 old
man, 2 old women, 7 young men, 2
yung women, = 5%
“The following question has been
banded in and answers solicited:
Place the nine Digits intwo col-
umns soas toceunt 100. - +
dustrial Exhibition Company of New
York, and there exist many patent
reasons for this marked preference.
Ia the first place the bonds are placed
at the attainable orice of $2) each,
and the return of the prmeipal is as-
sured beyond conting ney ; further.
the holder of each bond participates
in every quarterly premium untilit is
redeemed— principal and interest.
By addressing Morganthau, I3runo
& Co.,the Financial Agents, at No. 23
Park Row, N. Y., circulars giving
full explanation may be obtained.
We have the last No. of Volume
I1 of that excellent paper, the Cn-
tennial and Journal of thy Ecposition,
published by H. W. Crotzer.
‘he Colonel has surmounted all
difficulties and his paper has at length
reached a circulation of 10,000, and
is increasing every week. This end
has been accomplished mainly by the
energy and persevereance of Col.
Crotzer.
How well we remember the days
when we atteneed School, twenty
seven years ago, in the town of Mif-
flinburg, with the Colonel for teacher,
and when we look back and take into
"consideration what an amount of pa-
tience he exercised while initiating
us into the mysteries of Penmanship,
we do not wonder that his paper is a
success, for the same untiring energy
and patience has been bpronght to
bear on everything which he has
undertaken, and where it has been
possible for man to succeed he has
succeeded. He is now making ar-
rangements to issue his paper weekly.
Success to the Centennial and its
Editor and Proprieter.
The subscrivtion price is only $1 a
‘Year. Address H. W. Crotzer, 521
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Tee and water caused considerable |
& : A “ue Bp
A great deal of uneasiness is felt
immense body of snow in the woods. |
65 will seem like a summer thunder :
ness i 8s
A good
Next Thursday you go troutinz.
crop 1s predicted.
Just keep vour flannels on a fow
days longer.
Bellefonters are having their an-
nual growl about high rents.
Mr. George Loneberger, aged 90
years, died in Bellefonte on 16th inst.
Will some Weather Prophet cell us
what kind of a summer we may exs
pect.
Judge Mayer has ordered a special
Court to be held in this county,
commencing April Sth.
The M. E. Church at Pleasant Gap
was damaged to the extent of several
bundred dollars by fire, on last Sun:
day afternoon.
Hon L. A. Mackey, has been noti-
fied that there is a vacancy to be fill-
ed, from this Congresional District,
in the Naval Academy.
Since our last issue we Lave had
snow one day and sunshine the next.
Sleighs are still seen but wheels are
gradually gaining the ascendency:
- Willis, son of Jolin Rishel, had his
arm dislocated on Monday morning.
In endeavoring to extricate his horse
from a snow bank the aninal fell on
him and the result, as stated above,
was a broken arm -
Lewis Kerstetter, an inmate of the
snyder county jail, committed ‘sui-
cide on last Saturday by hanging
himself.
six wmonti’s imprisonmonment for
the crime of adultery.
| The Republican has a letter recom-
mending J. P. Gephart, Esq., for
State Senate. Therecommender cliose
a good, square Democrat, anyway,
but he is no Democrat of Penn
Towship, although the letter is dated
{ Millheim. It isa Republican trick
‘this time, without a doubt. The
"next time the Republican wants to
‘meddle in Democratic polities, it
I should cover up the ear mark.s
ee ell Re em ms
Local Option.
The Local Option Law, created Ly
the people, has been repealed by the
Legislature. In its stead we have a
license law, which, although alittle
“more stringent than the old one, will
| again open the flood gates of intem-
| perance. : :
* The bill, as agreed to by both hous-
es, contains tweive sections. Tae
first absolutely repeals the local-op-
tion law of March 27,1872. The scc-
ond says that licenses may be granted
‘by the Court of Quarter Sessions,
“when not otherwise provided for by
special law, for one year. The third
classifies hotels, inns, and taverns as
“follows: Wuaen yearly sales exceed
$10,600 per «nnam, $7€0 license shall
be paid ; when over $2,000, to pay
$40, 1 cense; when cve: £6,000, to
pay $200 license; and when over
$4,000, to pay $100 license ; while the
fifth class, when sales are under $4.,-
000, shall pay $59 license. The
| fourth inflicts punishment for selling
without license, the highest finebeing
$1,000, and the lowest $200 and im-
prisenment nst exceeding one year.
~The fifth awards the fines and penal-
' ties to the City Treasurer. Thesixth
obliges constables of the words to
make return of unlicensed houses.
The seventh authorizes husbands,
wives, parents. children, and guar-
dians to give notice to the house not
to sell to their relations who may be
of dissipated habits. The eighth
prohibits foreign agentsand non
residents from selling. The ninth au-
thorizes dealers’ bonds to be cancelled
after thirty days’ notice. The tenth
requires bonds of $2.000 to be signed
before licenses issue. The eleventh
prohibits sales on Sunday and to mi-
nors. The twelfth provides that no
licenses heretofore granted shall be
invalidated, and that nothing in this
act shall authorize the manufacture
or sale of liquors in cities, counties.
boroughs, or townships having spe-
cial prohibitory laws. Tho vote in
the House stood 122 yeas to 68 nays.
--
Americans are a Nation of Dyspeptics. We
live fast, disripate and fill early graves. We
drink all kinds of aleoholic spirits, and swal-
“low, without mastication, pork. grease, and
every kind of iife-destroying,system- clogging
indigestible food. Dr. Walker's Vegetable
Vinegar Bitters will remove the evil effects,
and the recovered patient. with pure, vital-
ived electrical blood flowing through his
veins, will have a clea er head and a cooler
judgment, which aaded to exnerienee, will
cause him to abstain in the future. ;
15 Nasa
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MARRIED.
HOY—GRAMLEY.—On the 9th inst., John
Hoy, jr., of Jacksonviile, and Mrs- Sydney
Gram!ey, of Keberspurg.
ERB—BLOJM.—O0n the 18th inst., by Rev.M.
(+. Ehrhard, Wesley Erb, and Mrs. susan
m, both of Ferguson township.
ROCKEY—BOWLRSOX,—On the 16th inst.
J. B. Rockey and iiiss Henrietta Bowersox.
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DIED.
GEARY.—In Lock Haven, 1st inst., Emma
May, daughter of A.C. and E. J. Geary,
aged 7 years, 11 months and 14 days. :
RUSSEL.—In Aaronsburg, 23th ult., Susanna,
wife of John Russel, aged 56 years; 2 mos.
“and 9 days.
WEAVER.—At the residence of J. B. Fisher,
- at Penn Hall, on the 2d inst., Miss Eliza-
beth Weaver, aged about 62 years.
He had been sentenced to
Public Sale Register.
The following sales are advertised
in to day’s paper or by posters print-
ed at this office:
APRIL.
2—Wm.Pealear, Administrator,will
sell the Personal Property of Miss
Elizabeth Weaver, deceased, at
the residence of Mr. J. B. Fish-
er, at Penn Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Elizabeth Weaver, late of
Gregg Twp;, Centre Co., Pa., dec’d.
LL persons indebted to sald Estate are
requested to make immediite payment,
and those having legal claims against the
same, will present them, without delay, in
proper order for settlement, to
WM. PEALER, Administratér, .
11x16-6t] Penn Hall, Pa.
INDUSTRI, ERAIBITIN CO.
| ~Sa0-
WILL BUY A
FIRST MORTGAGE
Premium Bond
OF THR
The N.Y. Industrial Bzhibiien Con
.
ry carn
These Bounds are Issued for the purpose of
raising funds for the erection of 2 building
in the City of New York, to be used for a
Perpetual World's Fair,
; ALN{: / ied)
FOSWEGO
PURE AND
Silver Gloss STARCH.
For the Laundry.
MANUFACTURED BY
IT. KINGSFORD & SON,
HS BECOME A
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.
Its great excellence has merited the commen-
dation of Europe for American manufacture:
CULVEGIZED ( ORM Starch.
: MANUFACT! RED BY
T KINGSIEO i & SON,
Expressly lor food, when properly made in-
0
For Sale Ly all First-Class Grocers.
B. T. BABBIT’S
Pure Concentrated Potash,
; . OR LYE; 5
Of Double the Strength of any other
Saponifying Substance.
I have recently perfected a new method of
acking my Potash, or Lye, and am now pack-
ng it only in Balls; the coating of which will
saponify, and does not injure the Soap. Itis
acked in boxes containing 24 and 48 Bone B»
~ Balls, and in no other way. Directions in
English and German for making hard and scft
soap with this Potash accompanying eaeh
pachage. BD. T. BABBIT,
[41-3m
414m] 04 to st Washingtou St N.Y.
pe CHEAP HARNESS
GO TO
: Manufacturer and Dealer in
farness, Flynets, Collars,
‘Wares, Kre., kre,
MIFFLINBUGCRG. PA.
BF Orders froin a distance respectfully 3e-
licited and promptly attended to.)
£3 Repairing neatly done,~&8 ~~ [45-y
H. KISTER,
ds FASHIONABLE
BOOT 2nd SHOE MAKER,
Alexandei's Block, (Second Floor)
MILLHEI, PA.
a permanent home, where every nufae-
turer ¢an exhibit and sell his goods, and ev-
ery patentee can show his invention; a cen-
tre of industry which will prove a v bene-
fit to the whole country.
For this purpose, the Legislature of the
State of New York has granted a chartérto a
number of cur most weaiithy and respectabie
merchants, and these gentlemen have pur-
chased no less fhan eight blocks of the most
valuable land in the City of New York. The
building to be erected will be seven stories
high (170 feet in height), surmounted by a
magnificent dome, and will cover a space of
22 acres. It will be construeted of ro; Brick
and Glass, and made fire-proof. The bonds,
which are sold for %20 each, are secured by a
first mortgage on the land and building, and
for the purpose of inaking them popular, the
directors have decided to have quarterly
drawings of $150.000 cach: this money being |
the interest on the amount of the whole loan.
Every bondholder must receive at least
#21.00, and he may receive
$100,000!
Or 33.000, or $10,000, or &:,000, or #3,9M, &e.
Fourth Serie Drawing, April §
Sw
hese Drawings take place every THREE
MONTHS, and eventually EVERY BOND wii
participate in them. : so oi
Address, for Bonds and full information,
Morganthau, Bruno & Co.,
Iinancial Agents,
23 Park Row, New York.
Post Offiee Drawer 28,
Remit by Draft on N. Y. City Banks, Reg-
isteied Letter or P. O. Money Order.
-
Postponamentsimpossible nderth span
£3 Applications for Agencies received.
114m.
New ork Tribune.
“The Leading American Newspaper.”
The Bost Advertising Medium.
Daily $10 a year. Semi-Weekly $3. Weekly $2
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The Ashland Combined Double Cylinder
CLOVER THRESHER, |
HULLER AND CLEANER.
Manfactured by the
ASHLAN MACHINE e0.,
ASHLAND, OHIO.
This Machine is constructed of £00d, seas-
oned material, by skiliful mechanics*of long
experience; notiiable ot get out of repair;
very darable, and wili thresh more seed in a
day, do it better and work under a greater
variety of conditions of seed than any Huller
in thie market. “ ~
Any one intending to purchase a Clover
Machine should examine tiie ** ASHLAND,” a8
it is the most complete machine now offered
to the farming community. ‘
For a circular containiyg further informa-
tion, or to see the inachine, call on
GEORGE REBER, AGENT,
48-17xtf] Centre Als, Centre CY. Pa.
OTICE is hereby given by the undersignd
that he is ordered by the President of
the L., C. & 5. C. R. R. to issue summons on
all stoek in his hands for collection which
remains unpald, and Execu'ions on ali judg.
ments on his docket entered against” sub-
scribers for unpaid stock, within ten days.
March 12, 1872.-2t. Just ct.
West street oted,
Nous 41, 42. 43 & 44 West 8:
NEW YORK. 5]
A Temperance House,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
ROOMS 50 and 75 cents per Day. CHARGES
very MODERATE. The best meatsand veg-
etables in the market. Bestbeds in the City.
41-8m] B..T
" BABBIT, Pronyrietor.
ARM FOR SALE!
A Valuable Farm, situate within two miles
of Centre Hall, on the Boalsburg Road, is of.
fered at PRIVATE SALE. 1t contains
125 ACHES
of good land, under a Ligh state of cultivation.
The improvements consist of a
Good HOUSE NEW BARN,
and other necessary Outbuildings. Running
Water at the House. This Farm can be pur.
chased CHEAP and on fair terms. :
For further particulars call on of address
G. W, FOOTE,
Miltheim, Pa.
75.1)
lie ge erally that he is now prepared to make
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Boots, Shoes & Gasters, of every descrip-
tion. mde to order in the latest style and
warraned to give satisfaction. Repaiding
promptly attended to. [49x8-1y
per day. Agents wanted. All
$3 to $20 ciasses of working of botii sex-
es, young and old, male more money at. work
for us, in their own localities; during their
spare moments, or all the time, than at any
thing else. We offer employmen that will
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particuiars, terms, &e¢., sent frae. Send us
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and deliver goods for our C. OQ. D. SALES of
stapie and family goods of all kinds in cen-
stant useand wear. Theoldest C. O. D. house
in America. Sales over half a miilion in 1874.
arge Cazh Pay to the right person. A real
chance for all, male or female, at your homes
ortraveling. No risk. If you goto work we
will send you EREE and POST-PAID a line of
samples and a complete outfit. Address at
once and secure your territory. H.J. HALL
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MILLHEINM, PA
£~0Office in the room formerly occupied by
the Millkeim Post Oilice. [48x19
J B. SHAFFER,
: "UNDERTAKER,
MADISONBUR:, PA,
begs leave to inform his friends and the pub-
Coffins and respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage. He has a neat HEARSE
with which to attend funerals. [6xtf
AUTION!—My Wife ANNA, having left
my bed and beard, without just cause
or provocation, I hereby caution all persons
not to harbor or trust her on my account, as
I will pay no debts of her contracting, from
and after this date.
Z. P. WEIRICK.
Wolfe's Store, I bruary 1. 1875.
Executor’s Notice.
Estate of Mrs. Rebecca Hunter, late of
Penn Twp., Cente Co., dec’d.
LL persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
ail those having legal claims against the
same, will present them, without delay, in
proper order for settlement, to
Absalom Harter,
Millheim, Pa.
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the vital forces. : 2 Cooly
It is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimu-
lates for a short time, oniy to let the suiterer
fall to a lower depth of missry, butitisaveg- |
etable tonic acting directly ou the liver and
sploen.
It reguiates the bowels, quiets the nerves,
and gives such a kealthey tone to the whole
system as to soon make the invalid feel like
a New person.
Its operation Is not violent, but is charae-
terized by great gentleness: the patient ex-
pevienees no sudden change, no marked re-
sults, but gradually his troubles .
* Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
Ane silently steal away.”
This is no new and untried discovery, but
has been long used with wonnderfu! remedial
results, and is pronounced by tee highest
mecical authorities, ** the most powerful ton-
fc and alterative known.
AsK your druggist for it. For sale by
JOouNgON, Horooway Co.,
Phila@tiphie, Ta.
GENTS.-Chang Chang sellsat sight. Neces-
sary as soap. Goods free. Chang Chang
Manufacturiug Co.. Boston.
bf Samples to Agents. Ladies’ Com.
FREE bination Needl -book. with Chro-
mos. Send stamp. F.P. GLUCK, New Bed-
ford, Mass.
T WANTED for the fastest selling
Agents book ever pubiished. Send for
circulars and ourextra terms to Agents.
National Publishing Cvo., Philadelphia, Pa.
hr 09 For a oase of As‘hma, Couch or Cold
D0UUY that ADAMSQN'S BOTANIC
i ] SAM will not eure.
70! 35cents. JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY
& CO., Agents, Philadelphia.
SYCHOMANCY, or 80UL CHARMING
How either sex may fascinate and gain |
the love and affections of any person they
choose iunstautiy. This simple, mental ac. |
uirement all can possess, free, by mail, for
25¢, together with a marriage guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding-
Night shirt, &c. A queer book; Address
T. WILLIAM & CO.; Pubs. Phila.
FOR
¢ UGHS,COLD +, HOARSENHESS
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
USE i
WELL'S CARBOLIC RABLETS
Put up only in BLUE Boxes.
Ad TRIED and SURE Remedy.
Sold by all Druggists = 4s
Short Postporement— Day Fiaed—
Full Distribution, ~ ==
iation,
At Alexandria, Va.
MARCH 29, 1875.
Hiustrated and beautifully bound. |
We are defermined to introduce itintoevery
family iand, and offer nnparalelied induce-
BAL- |
LARGE BOTTLES |
|
| confident that the Ladies can
M Nui bd oUAdUe,
avd :
But if you buy your
Drugs,Chemicals, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
PERFUMERY, Ervsnis, Coxss,
- AND
FANUYGOODSGENERALLY
AT
NUHUTH'S
3 §7
RUG STORE,
© you will save at least FIFTY PER CENT. a8
“the Store has just been iilled with a ull stock
of everything pertaining to ‘the Drug busi.
‘ness.
1D
fs
|
ALSO
: A falland somplcte assortmsnt of
CANDIES, TOYS, and
FAR(Y GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
In short, the diaplay has nevertecn equaled
in this section. ‘The above goods ave belng
sold lower than ever offered heretofore in
this vicinity. Call aud see the goods dnd ba
convinced that it is to yeur advantage buy at
STORE,
EiSENHUTIIS, DRUG
MILLHEHEIM. PA.
FOR BOOTS,
SHOES & RUBBERS,
J. EISENHUTH'S
SHul, SURF,
MILLHEDM, PA,
Where your will find SHOPS for
aa oink
«f every description. As he makes this de-
partment of the business. a.specialty, ha: is
e better sufi:
ed with Shoes for themselves and children,
than at any other establishment. both as to
quality of (xoods and prices theres.
LIST OF GIFTS. 1
One Grand Cash Gilt + 100,000
2,001
One Grand Cash Gift 50,000
One Grand Cash Gift 25,000
10 Cash Gifis] 210,000 each 100,009
15 Cash Giits, 5,000 each 75,000
50 Cash Giius, 1.000 each 50,080
100 Cash Gifts, 500 each £0,000
1,000 Cash Gifts, 100 each 180,000
1,000 Cash Gifts, 50 each 50,000
20,000 Cash Gifts, 20 each 400,000
22,178 Cash Glits, amecunting to 1,000,000 |
slumber of Tickets, 100,000. |
PR [OF OF TICKELS. =
Whole Tickets; $ 20 00
Halves, 10 60
uarters, ; 5 00
Kighths, or each Coupon, 2 50
5% ticKets for 100 0
The Montpelier Female Humane Associa-
tion, chartered by the Legisiature of Virgin.
ia and the Circuit Court of Orange Co., pio-
poses by a Grand Gift Concert to establish |
and endow a '* Home for the Old, Infirm and |
destitute Ladies of Virginia,” 4t Montpelier,
the former residence of President Madison.
Governor's Qjice, Richmond, July 8, 1874,
It aftords me pleasure to say that Iain wel-
acquainted with a large majority of the offi.
cers of the Montpe:ier Female Humane Assol |
ciation, weo reside in the vicinity of my home. |
and 1 attest thei: intelligence and their worth.
and high reputation as gentlemen, as well as
the public coniidence, influence and substan-
tial means iberally represented among them.
JAMES L. Kit MPER, Gov. Virginia.
Alexenrdria, Va., July 8, 1874.—* * I com-
mend them as gents of honor and integrity, |
and fully entitled to the confidence or tho |
RW. HUGHES,
U. 8. Judge East’n Dist. of Va.
Further references by pezrmission: His
Excellency Gilbert C. Welk wr, gEx-Governor |
of Va.; Hon. Robt. E. Wlluers, Lieut.-Gov. of
Va. and U. S, Senator eiec,; Senators and |
Members of Congress from Va. |
Remittances for tickets may be made by |
expiess prepeid, post-office money-order oi |
Washington, D. C., or by registered letter.
¥or full particulars, testtmanials, &e¢., send
Address
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, |
Pres’t M, F. H. A., Alexandria, Va. |
Reliaale agents wanted everywhere. |
ENRY N. KREAMER is about open
ing a FURNITURE STORE at D. H. Wil
low s eld stand, Miilheim, Pa., and will keep
every description of Furniture, Home and
City make. He wil be prepared to sell at
the lowest prices for CAsH. Persons intend-
ing to purchase furniture, of any kind, wiil
save time and money by consulting H. N.
Kremer, at the :
Millheim Furniture Store.
Remember the place--D. H. Willow's old
Stand. Work made to order and repairing
promptly attended to. [48-86 |
\ i ILLINERY GOODS.
MRS. SALLIE ALEXANDER
has just returned frem Philadelphia. and
Sow’ ready to accommodate Rel customers
with the latest styles of F oustomers |
Straw, Silk and Fancy
HATS, BONNETS, &e,
Velvets. Flowers, Crapes, Silk (Toads,
FEATHERS, BLONDES,
RIBBONS RUCHES,BR IDS,
Orammeonts, &c.,
In short, a full line of all the latest styles of
Miilinery Goods, which will be sold at thé
lowest prices. Call and see the Goods.
Hats and Bonne!s retrimmed in the
latest vile. er wT
The Baecher-Tilton Scanca
is the general topie of conversation at pres.
ent, but people whe wish to save mouey, go
to the
“FARMERS STORE,”
WOODWARD. PA.,
{HUBLER'E OLD STAND]
Where they find the largest and best assart-
ment of Goods to be found in Penn's Vailey,
and at prices that defy competition.
DuY Guns,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS;
BOOTS & SIUOGES,
In short, everything usually found in a well
regulated Country St re, and a great many
articles NOT usually found in Country Steves,
will be found at the
“FARMERS STORE.”
- . = - - v
The highest market price pald for
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
SALT, COAL AND PLASTER,
; Always 0 hand, :
YOUNG, WILSON & DIEJL,
32x3m A oodward, Ra.
B. HARTMAN,
I.
“F. G. EMREARD.
+H WRTMAN & EHRHARD,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
gricultural Implements,
Jil and other Caslings, Sioves, &e,,
MILLUELM, PA.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
FOUNDRY WORK
at FAIR Prices, and willallow allcustorers a
Discount of Ten Per. Cent
"FOR CASH!
O YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE?
A House and Lot in
Private Sale.
will Le 5014 at a reasonable price.
Far particulars call on or address
REVOL
SHOTGUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS 4
4.
EEE
Of any and every kind,
0gns. Address 6 !
: et = Works, PITTS RCRGH, mA,
F r TT.
WOMEN AND CHILDREX, ..
Lot in Mifllheim is offered at
It is a desirable property and
ame : For :
a,