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COUNTY FAIR.
The next annus Fair of the Centre co.
Agricultural Society, will bo held at Belle-
fonte, on 3th, 6th; Tth and 8th days of Qc-
tober, next.
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LEWISBURG, CENTRE & 8&-
CREEK RAIL-ROAD.: vi »
THE: MEETING AT AT MILLHEIM.
Pursuant to a call, issued hy Col. Slifer,
chairman of the committee appointed at
a former meeting, to confer with the Pa
R. R. Co. to thelednstrug jon of the
L,C. &8§ £1
citizens of Union, Centre, and Hunting
don counties, met at Millheim, on last Fri-
day, 27th ult, to hear the report of said
committee, and take such further action as
this important milroad project. Every lo-
cality along the'fine OF the road was well
represented by its best men, who came there
full of the proper spirit, and gave an assu-
rance that the people of theigrespective lo-
calities were thoroughly areused and de-
termined that the work should go shead.
The meeting was a perfect success, and ad-
journed leaving a large ray of hope fora
railroad through Buffalo and Penns Val-
lies. The greatest epthusiasm prevailed,
and rounds of applause grected the remarks
of the speskers: ass they assured the audi-
ence that the road was a sure thing if the
people along the line drily did their share,
now that their propesition to the Penn’a
RR. Co. bad been Jeeepte d.
The meeting was organized by eleéting
the following officers:
eshte, Ayersy of Spruce Creck.
ecretaries 0. Deininger, of Penn,
lo F Rain of Centre Hail.
Vice Presidents—
Ph. S uk, of Grege.
Hon. John Smith, of Penn,
Ed. B. Tslet, ‘of Spruce Creek,
Moses Thompson, of Harris,
Dr. Miler, or Miflitinburg,
4. P. Coburn, of Haines,
R. V. B. Lincoln of Hirtleton,
SAR
0
i ob g BRE Bellefonte,
ose irk, of "otter,
R. Pea of Gregg,
E. J. Deshler. of Aaronshurg,
G. B. Ard, of Ferguson, 11
Wm. Walker, of Miles.
Ou mntion of Peter: Wilson | the report
of the cupfe vee committee was called for,
wherupin’ on. G. F. Miller'n rose and” dea
ted, that as Col. Sifer, chaithian of said
committee, was.now. lying dangerously ill,
and in consequence prevented from being
present; tht utter had beew placid in his
hands, and he aeourdingly submitted the
following J NE
2
i % %
ry oe R ay
of Comm \ a ysFost, x public ‘mee
ting ¢. county ‘relative to the
ns the Lewisburg, “Centre &
Spruge, Greek R
the P.
on the wisburg, Ratre
il beg leave (i
i Slifer, |
3 Sa e cha .
Iria, shane snfined to
1 pe) do aepor;.
That a portien Ep ced SHRINES, fa p r
rT. appni Nd th heh caled
ad a be
said Com v, before
them the pans. of theif. m ping it Was
concluded, ga of P.
sphuinc rh o nd
Co,ton
fon; dod Te-
contemplated
past inl alana torso: w onmitien
hy ond _—
link |
of elie} imp ent will soon be made,
if the So ‘Mou the ¢onfeniplited
route manifest a Thos po in the way of
fu our committee
wo MH
farther CR iy reotinigupon the ros
a 2 ET
) te pug country in devel-
o ¥iludble statistic
o to ca y La Pastengers,
building of the hranch, it
req two and three cars; the same may
be d of the freight. busi business, RByild the
bean] 8 will be greatly enhan-
RE go
tures built u
the stock A hed in the road. Jad upon
i é Ld
®
E x
oo”
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A, A 0 IONE AUN SS 1
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aut they, on the other hand, were >
Bhs we will do. Lewisburg is for
@ road through, Subseribe the
ftock, " in 12 months, he, as punsidant
im , wil
. A jlny. wi Ly oN An
. further
hd for grading the road, would
RE With any any stock
ig Ov. the P enti'a RR. 40 the branch
and further, that the ip stock goes for no-
J ehink, unloss $5 be paid on each share.
On motion of W. C. Dunean, the report
was again read and accepted.
My. Ed. Blanchard, of Bellefonte being
Be pt SAR Tp
thing;
ears ago this ey was agitated,
Li ind aur people then gone ahead, we
would now have the rond—the Bald Eagle
ey read fell, because they waited in
ince, for ull the stock to be sub
They afterwards pursued a dif-
course, by expending what money
‘was raised, in work upon the road, and
fis Proshefiing | Flag now huve their poad,
this one fell. Bollefente was not ops
but went with us heart and hand and
niihad the row from Lewisburg to Spruce
Creek to be built, and would meet us. with
a branch at Boalsburg or any other point.
jue
Teer
the Pu. RR. Co. was in earnost; its offi-
ears had seen our country, and they say it
(the rend) would be: paying stock. The
Snowihoe Co. would put upon our road
freight that would pay; as they could not
‘an outlet to Fowistown, trey will now
fin in with us in making this: round. The
a. RR. Co. did net aid in hing and
stocking the B E. V. RR. ; thai, had 19 do
it alone; now it is pay ing stock,
for of the Pa RR. Co. is now rejected, we
will n in get the offer; other inter-
ests a J ne a road, and if this one.is
not made, another ond ‘will ba, ansWering
them the same purpose, and ours will nev-
er aguin stand a chance,
Resolutions were offered by Col.
and R. H, J fuvaring the a joint.
ment of gommittees to solicit subscriptions,
Jwhen the following, offered by A, B.
Hiigchinson, was adopted : !
Mesalved, That the President of this
meeting, the President of the Company,
with the directors along the line of the
Islet
"The Bellefonte blican says,
“it learns that the Democrats at Cen.
tre Hall, and\yicinity, have abandoned
the iden, Ly strongly entertained
by them, of running an independent
post-office-=under the management of
the late Democratic incumbent,”
The “narrow minded blockheads” of
the Bollefonte Republican have again
missed their. mark, and in their stu-
pidity hit a flock of the stiffest repub-
Jicans in Potter twp. Its endeavor to
bake the little post office affair here a
political matter wont do, and if the
“narrow minded blockheads” who edit
the Bellefonte Republican, saiv kept
sober when they pass through Ce es
Hall, they would pe better posted on
things here—Ilet them always wait un-
til they have read the Reporter, and
then they will be reliably posted. The
republicans of this vicinity bave us
much to do with this post office matter
as the Democrats whom that sheet
censures, and if it will make the least
inquiry it will fina that the “running
ofan independent post office” was an
cans, among others, and is not a poli-
tical thing.
bartered
8.8. Orvenravion.—The Centre
Hall Union Sabbath School had a fine
celebration, in Me. Witmer's woods,
near this place, on last Satuaday. The
day was fine, wind wll passed off very
pleasantly for children, teachers, an |
parents, A long table was la lened
with nice things and good, to satisfy
the cravings of any appetite. The
Pine Grove Cornet Band, was present,
and treated the school to some fine
music during the day, and depirted
road, be appointed a seiect committee to
tee of trom 8 to 7 in cach township to. re- |
ceive subscriptions, and receive reports |
Resolved, that the officers of the compa- |
are subscribed.
Further remarks were
Stover, Duncan, Shirk, and others,
The following persons were appointed as
power to increase theirnumber to seven :
Huntingdon County.
Col. R. F, Hazlett, Morris twp.,
S Stewart Lyon, Spruce Creek.
Centre. County.
Col. B A» Ferguson
Samuel py
Wm Wolf, Potter,
Philip Shook, Gregz.
Daniel H Musser, Penn,
E J Deshler; Mnines,
Sam’! Frank, Miles,
John Wilson, Halfinoen.
Union County.
R V B Lincol \, Hartley,
Wim C Smith, Lewis,
R V Glover, Iartiey boro’,
8 8 Barber, Lime tone,
Wom Young, Mifllinbu
Wm Rhule, West Buia
Judge W Simonton, Buffalo.
Michael Brown, East Buffalo,
W C Dunean, Le wisburg.
The Pine Grove Cornet Band received a
vote of thanks, for the excellent music dis-
cotrsed. Also to the Trustees of the church
for the wef the building
—e lo» —
Curcus~The International Hippo-
Comique & Robinsons N, Y. Circus,
will exhibit at Centre Hall, on Wed-
nésday, Sept. 15th, mext. This eom-
pany clgims to have the largest inside
show of any company now traveling,
world. “They have nict with tinboun-
dod applause everywhere, and promise
feats new and woulderful in the arena.
See advertisement. -
BACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
The examinations will be held as fol-
lows:
The following at 1 o'clock] ww
Philipsburg and Rush, Tue dey. ; Sept.
Snowsoe and Burnside, at As.
house, Thursday, Sept. 16th,
The “yf Ar
Benner,”
er
Prion Waddle coh Monday, Sep. 20th,
Halfmoon, Stormstown, Tuesday, Sep. 21st,
Ferguson, Pine Grove, Wednesday Sep. 2.
Huarris,. Boalsb Thirsday Sept. 2rd,
Potter, Kohitra Ha i, day 8 ept. 24th,
Thursd ay Oet. 7th
day Qe 8th,
day, Oct. Oth!
Penn, Ml homehie a ros "th,
Wglior, Hublersbure, W Qct, 13
oul 14th,
ednesday,
idupduskion vite Tharsday,
Liberty, Eagleville, Friday, Oct. 15th,
Howard an Curtin, at Howard, Saturday
Oet, 16th,
14,
v's school
Gregg. Reber rHall Fri
dav,
{Taylor and Wor ‘at Port Matild ed-
theat F ati a, W
nésduw. Oc oi
Thursda 21,
Sion Gul villa: Frida Det, 2nd
Orage I. room, No. d,
“at DB rand Spria rday Oct. 23rd.
cial examinations will be held at Re-
burg, on Saturday, Oct. 30th. Mill-
, Sutarddy, Nov. Gth,.for the benefit of
1s were prevented from attending at
tho proper time ; but all such applicants
must come prepared, as is required on
page 139 of the, school law.)
Applicants for schools wilt will be required
{ to attend the Examination in the District
where they e to nck unless they
requcit to the ‘contrary
from the proper Bon
The Sevretary i is Fequosted to be 0. he Rresent,
£58
ness by 9 0 clock, a as to a no delay.
; : N AGEE, :
aug’ Co. Supt.
WORDS OF WISDOM, ror “Yotivo
Mex, On the Ruling Passion in TY outh and
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP for
the Erving sud unfortunste. Sont in sealed
Address,
How axp: Astoeiarion, Box P, Philadel
phia, Pa. . Jun 1
Rep oF Err —A Cention who
yfered for & ears from Nervous Debility,
Promaice ecay, and all the effects of
thful indiscretion, will, for the sake of
u ering humanity, send free to all who
ed it, the receipt and directions for mak:
ing the So le remedy by which ha was
‘cured. erers, Wishin
if ndve erien : Io ies y Hie
Sha, I pe
To6n PEN,
HN
myldy No. o. 2 Cedar fo New York.
H ¢ Advertiser |
a few
shee ayy
be
«af cha by
aring and
Ean Bi pera
N TIS
¢ object o ey vertiser in send.
on is to hanafit the afflic-
informatjon which le con-
ceives to be invaluable; and he hopes eve-
ry sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a bles
sing. Parties wish ing the prescription will
address Rev. EDwarp A. WiLsoy,
myld,y Williamsburg, Kingsco, NY
with the warmest thanks of all for
their voluntary treat. The Ceutre
Hall string-band was also on han to
enliven the audience with their mellow
strains. An address to the children
The Spring Mills S. 8. also had a
emai hom ar rai
RAN. On last Saturday evening,
a refreshing ‘thunder rought us
a copious shower of rain, for whibh all
were thankful as wewere on the ve
of suffering for want of it, The air has
since been somewhat colder.
AP
A New Hampshire editor, who has
been keeping a record of big beets an-
nounces at last that “the beet that beat
the beet that beat the other beet is now
beaten by a heet that. beats all the
beets, whether the original peet, the
heet that beat the beet, or the beet
that beat the beet that beat the other
t. 1"
But Geo. Ww. Patton's Clocks and
Watches beat all other time beaters in
the county. He keeps the mast exten-
sive jewelry establishment this side of
Philadelphia.
PHIL ADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat is unchanged.
Rye 81 16,
Corn dull and mchanged.
J at 50a55¢ for new and 65¢ for
OI
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, No 1 at 81 26, and No 2 at
81 23al 25.
Corn at 87a87 ic
Oats quiet, at 44ad5e,
Rye, No 2 at 92a95¢.
Barley, No 2 at 81 25al 26.
Cattle—83 15a¢ 25 for cows and
Cherokee steers; 85 50a6 23 for fair to
medium ; $6 75a7 50 for good shipping
steers,
Hogs dull at 8909 75 for fair to
choice.
NEW YORK MARKET
Gold 1334.
Wheat advanced 3u6e.
Corn 1a2¢ lower.
Outs heavy,
Beeves™—the best cattle were sokl at
16al6le per Ib; good at 15fe; fair at
15¢, and common at 13e.
in a beautiful
grove, near that place, which passed |
off very finely. An address was de
livered by Rev. Mr. Wilson, of New |
York. |
- eS hy en
Dea oF JuDuig STROHECK- |
ER.— Hou. 8. Steohecker, of Rabors-
burg, an old and well known citizen of
this county, died at his home, on lust
Friday. ‘He hud been in de lining |
health for some vears. Judge Stro- |
hecker, many vears ago represented |
this county in_the state Lo gislature, |
and served some 15 years as. Associ- |
ate Judge of this county. |
rm Arf Mem mm
Maricrous,—On last Monday mor. |
ning, as Mr. Samuel Brown, tenant |
upon P. Durst's farm, near Foriys:,
town, was getting his teams ready to |
plow, he found that some evil disposed |
person had sawed up all his plows, so |
that he had to repair to Millheim for |
other ones, thus causing him, besides |
damage to his plows, serious delay in
his farnt work. The guilty perpetras |
tor deserves a term in the penitent fry.
rey op pre
The Campmeeting, near
rove church, in Grégs ta, hws. the |
argest held in this émunty, for “some |
years. Nineteen tents were wpon the |
grounds.
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Careen- |
Ba
of Hall's
Tt is the ntrin 13i¢ merit al me, t
tenewer, that has
ites i
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Vegetable Sicilian Hair J
gained for ol great
a“ Be | * 3
R R FAS ES
#:h hy, ab uhe re sidonce of, Mr.
vin x Hall. by Ray J K. Near |
Me. R. a. Say aze to Miss Tamson !
caom, both of Bellefonte. Pa.
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DEATHS
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On be
Horlacl
Miller,
Hendo
inserted free, over six lines, bets, per line.)
At Centre Hall, on list Subbath evening,
20th August, Churlotte H., wife of Rev. I.
K. Miller pastor of the Lattheran charge of
Pent tre Hall, aged BV weary, 11 months, and
3 dy 4,
The decensed wad Bofnl at Melt gsburg,
Pa., on the 2%h of Sept. 1829, and was the
daughter of ——- Ziegler. Mrs, Miller
was a most estinuibie lady. Her whole life
was that of » devout Christian, and in her
youth she learned to know and love the
Savior, and was, at an early age, received
into the church at Gettysburg, by Rev. Dr.
Baucher, dec’'d. Being a woman of more
than ordinary intelligence, and possessed
of a kind heart and genial disposition, her
departure from life to eternity, leaves a va-
eancy here, that will be felt during the life
of a devoted husband and group of inter-
esting children, and in the large circle of
her acquaintance, amopg whom she deser-
vedly stood in the highest estéem. But
she has érosséd’ the” Jordan, and is now in
the realms of bliss beyond, for Jesus bade
Her sickness wag of several weeks dura-
tion, and she bore her affliction with true
C hittian pied and resignation, always
having a H agstiranée that she was going
to a brighter world. "Her sole ‘aim, as a
fond mother, was the training of her chil-
dren in the fear of God—this anxiety she
ex press tothe Rriter; befort her lato ill-
ness; before her departure, she called each
one to Jer bedvide, to receive ‘her last ad-
monjtion, that her soul might depart,
ladened with the promise of her dear ones
to be obedient, dutifal, and constant
searchers after salvation, and then gave
Br chil.ren to the care of her mother.
She was anxious for her departure, was
calm nd re golved, suffered no pain, and
had no com plaint.
She was married on 15th May, 1851, to
her now beredved husband, and bore him
ten children—six sons and four daughters
of whieh ason and 8 daughter have alrea-
dy preceded her... On Mouday noon, her
interment. The community in general,
> | aid the members of Rey, Miller's charge
{0 his sore bereayement,
On tho22nd of Angust, last, in Ge; g
twp., Centre county, Susan Elizabeth,
dnnghter of John Gentzel, aged 15 years,
6 months and 21 days.
In Hurrisburg on Sunday, August 29th
Lydia, wife of Wien Forney, in the
year of her age.
43d
pr —_—
Great fire at Ca aye May on the 3st
ult,, three large hotels burned, loss
$250,000,
Cows: common cows are quoted at
$50a90.
Hogs —lressed hogs at 13¢ per 1b.
MILROY MARKETS.
Corrected by 3A er & Reed.
White Wheat $1 25,... Red $1.20... »
Rye 099... Corn Ings Een
| Pl our (fami r ton 12,00... Salt per sack 3,00
Flour (family) 4,00 Buiter 25...
Eggs 18. ....... Bacon Sides & Shoulders (6
Hams 25....... Lard 18....... Potatoes 1,50...
Apples dried 124, Barley $1 10 Pork 10
LEWISBURG MARKET.
Wheat $1.30 Corn, new 1,00 Rye
Oats, 40... Timothy seed,
250, ii. Finxseed 2,00. ...... Claversed,
dull, 7, 7.00. crise Butte 20
| White beans rl Hrs 18...... Lard
Dull, Potatoes 0,30
| dried Apples IbJOR..ae Dk 8G
Side & 3 alder Xl}.
BELLEFONTE MARKETS,
White Wheat $1,80, Red 1 25. .'Rye. ....
Corn 080. ......Oatsd0. ...... Barley 1,
00. ......Cloverseod 5,00. ...... Potatoes 0,50, |
| Lard per pound 20, Pork per pound 14.
Butter 25. (ERS .Plasterper ton |
S16 Tallow 12 2 ates Buc on mn... oo. Hams,
NOTICES.
HALLS |
SVECETABLE SICILIAN
A AI ———— | ow Te I
SPECIAL
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DISEASES OF ‘THE SCALP |
Produce Gray Hair And Baldness!
I'he use of
HALLS VEGETABLE |
SICILIAN ‘HAIR RENEWKER.
Will restore it to its natural color and pro-
| mote its growth,
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by
mail.
Price $1,00. For sale by all dealers in
Medicires. R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua,
N. H., Proprietors. sep3, Im
QADDLERS BUCKLES, hooks, bit
spots rings, Everything a saddler
wants for the manufacture of harness, to be
found at BURNSIDE « THOMAS’.
Ho% COLLARS, if you don't want
your hotety ¢ shoulders galled and
made sore, ]et Be od horse collars at
URNSIDE & THOMAS,
TOTICE. —On and after the 1st of Sep-
tember the undersigned will sell stoves
for cash only. He has made a reduction
in the price of stoves and is now Fepared
to offer Cook stoves WAR RRANTE
OPERATE W ELL at the following low
prices:
No. 7, $16,00
" 8 18,00.
“" 0. $20, 00. .
Fruit cans cheaper Shans rd br near
the Depot, Milroy, Pa. TITZELL,
July16,3m.
Vk JUABLE FARM at Private Sale!
The undersigned offers a valuable
Farm, situate in Penn twp., Centre co., 14
mile south of Millheim, at private sale,
Containing 60 acres of Laud,
under the highest state of cultivation, and
under good fences; ten acres consist of
CHOICE TIMBER LAND.
Thereon erected a 2-story: weather boarded
Log House, Barn, and all ne-
cessary Outbuildings, with a
well of water in the yard, and
a large stream of water, Elk
\ "a few rods from the door, and
TWO ORCHA RDS
of choice fruit on the farm.
CHR. BAME,
near Millheim.
Creck,
myH, Sm
A Tremendous Stock of Goods
AT BURNSIDE & THOMAS.
INE GROCERIES, mocha coffee, ole
gov. java, best quality Rio coffee
best oolong black tens b Xroen teas, \ovqring
syrup, gol en syrup, 1) rips fine article bak-
mg dA asses, rice and everything in the
grocery line at the lowest cash prices in the
marketBURNSIDE & THOMAS'. is the
place.
WHITE FISH, Herring; Mackeral, a+ a
anl? 68, BURNSIDE &« THOMA
HEhighest market prices paid or all
T kinds of country roduce, a
BURNSIDE & THOMAS’.
URKEY PRUINS, raisons, Paleo:
- apples, oranges, lemons, all kind
of foreign fruits, Hams, bacon &e., ut
BURNSIDE « THOMAS'.
Jaen y collnrs, cart whips, carviage
. whips, in great varieties, govern.
ment genrs, saddles, bridles paringues
check lines, cart gears, tug harness
harness hames, ete. Everyt ing in the or
dl li t
oy Ae NS URNSIDE & THOMAS’
OTJONS of all kinds, Stelring’ loves
andkerchiefs, combs, ocket books
in all their variety and very ¢
Be BURNSIDE & TH0Mks:
_
- a ———
A NEW
Apothecary &
Drug Store,
located in Brockerhof's new block, -
op street, BELLEFONTE Pu. Bish
The subscribers have the pleasure to in.
form the citizens of Bellefonte, Centre,
Clinton & Clearfield counties in general
that of expect to be y, by onday
rR bt inst. tak
NEW DRUG STORE,
oh 42 N Tikit NY of the public, and
they heroby extend a cordial invitation to
all, who may be in need and wish to obtain
Fresh, Pure, & Genuine Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Drugs,
and all meh articles as are kept in a
Firt Class Drug Store,
$9. Lately selected with great care and
discretion, in the cities ANEW YORK
snd PHILADELPHIA, by the senior
partner of the Establishment, who has had
OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
in the Art—and who speaks, reads and
writes the German language ns well as the
English tongue, being fully as well nequain-
ted with the nomenclature in that Innguage
of the business, ns with the Latin and Kng-
lish terms and technicalities of the Art;
and hence we eam and will
CAREFULLY COMPOUND PHYSICIANS PRE-
SURIPTIONS,
in wither language; and shall do it by day
and by night,
We ‘modestly and kindly ask for a liberal
share of public favor and patroage. Our
stock consists of
PURE & GENUINE DRUGS, MEDI.
CINES, & CHEMICALS IN ALL
THEIR VARIOUS STYLES &
FORMS of PREPARATION
used by regular Physicians.
We also keep the
Finest Fxtracts and Perfumes for La-
dies, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Clothes, Paint, & Varnish Brush-
es. The very finest and best Cut-
lery, Combs of all kinds: Ivo-
rv, Gum and Horn, Bird-
cages and Seed, Pure
Whitelead, Zine in
Oil, China Gloss,
Linseed Oil, All the
various fancy colored
Paints dry and in Oil,
Furniture and Couch
Varnish, as also DeMurr
Varnish, and a few appro-
8 ved Patent Medicines, and
lnstly, a large and well rele seted
Lot of WALL-PAPER,
ANDCHEAP ATTHAT, viz:
From 10cts per Bolt up to $2.50—Give us
a eall, ZELLER & JARRETT,
Jue Drugsits s & Apothe caries,
LUMBER.
The undersigned respectfully announce
to the citizens of Pennsvalley, that they
have in operation a NEW STEAM SAW
MILL, one mile east of Foust's, in the Sev-
en Mountains, and are now ready to fur-
P ank, Studdi.g,
ng Lathe, plasterer's Lathe,
esired length of frame Stuff
, and Squaretimber sawed to order and on
shortest notice. Any thing in the lin€ of
| Lumber supplied to order. Builders and
| Shingles, any
in their orders addressed to
John Taylor & Son,
Mitroy, Pa.
Ladies Trusses.
This invaluable article for fomales, is now
to be had at Herlacher's store, and no other
place in Centr: county. Ladies remember
Jt these trusses can be had at jor
all,
I IME, COAL AND Li LUMBER.
4
The best
COAL BURNT LIME,
an be had at the Bellefonte Line Kilns, on
the Pike leading to Milesburg, at the lowest |
We are the only parties in Central |
which produces the
Best White-Wash
and
Plastering Lime,
offered to the trade The best
SHAMOKIN AND WILKESBAR
RIE ANTHRACITE COAL,
ull sizes, prepared expressly for family use
Silver Brook Foun-
dry Coal
at lowest prices. Also a lot of first and secs
ond qunlit
BOARDS, BROAD BAILS
PALING, SHINGLES
and plastering lathe for sale cheap.
Office and yard, near South end of Bale
Kagle Valley R. R. Depot,
Liner. & co.
Bellefonte Pa.
SHORT
apl0O'6R 1y,
(FER THIS WAY!
SUITS! SUITS
W. W. McClellan, nt Bellefonte, would
inform the men of Pennsvalley, and his old
friends and customers, as w ‘oll as ull others
who may desire to be rigged out,
In well Fitting, Substantially
& Fashionably
made suits of cloths, from any kind of ma-
terial they choose. I would say that I am
still in the field, and prepared tv aceommo-
date. I havea large and excellent assort-
ment of
Furnishing Goods,
ALSO,
Cloths, Cassimeres, & Vestings
from which garments will be made to or-
der in the
ew
W
"MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE.
All 1 ask is to enll and examine my fine
stock. Huving just bought my goods du-
ting the last Ranic, 1 defy competition as
ies, durability, and fashion, this side
of of Priadelphd phia
Remember, the Place
W. W, McOLELLAN.
No. 4 Brokerhoff's Row, Allegheny street,
Bellefonte, Pa., where "cloths, case nertt,
wvestings, eallars, umbrellas, cains, hats,
caps, in short, everything to completely rig
out a eitiemal), can be had and made up
in the latest style.
I am also agent for WILCOX & GIBBS
Bewing
a
la
de25,68y
all desiring a machine,
ALL NEW. |
New Store.
N ew Goods.
Centre Hall.
C. WASSON & CoO.
The undersigned 1 es tally inform the
citizens of Centre Hull and Potter town-
e's at they have opened'y new store
well known stand formerly occupied
hs F. Herlacher, whero they are now
ering
A Full and Complete Stock of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
cheap as anywhere,
Their stock is entirely new, and the public
are respectfully invited to call and exam-
ine for themselves; Goods will be offered
at the lowest possible prices, and by a gen-
eral system of fair denling they hope to
merit a fair share of public patronage.
Call and Examine our Stock.
NO TROUBLE TOSHOW GOODS,
2% Only Give us a Fair Trial. ou
We have a full and complete assortment
of the latest Styles.
Our Steck comprises in part
Dr Goods,
Notions,
Millinery Goods,
Hoseries,
Faney Goods,
Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps
Carpet Bags
Umbrelins,
Parasols,
Queensware,
Gentlemen and Ladies furnishing Goods
Ladies Cloaks and Circulars, in Silk an
Cloth, all kinds of Groceries, the finest
Syrups, the hest Coffee, Tobaceo, Pai
Dyestuffs, Oils, Fish, Salt, Stationery, an
everything else that is to be found in a well
stocked country store,
The highest market price paid in
Store Goods for}
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Don't forget the New Store, at Centre
Hall. where goods are now offered at a bar-
gain. Call and see us,
Ap23y C. WASSON & CO.
NION HOUSE, MiLroy. A change
of Proprietors of this Hote), was m
n the Ist of April. The establishment has
en refurnished, refitted, and el
and will hereafter be conducted on first-
class hotel principles. The present propri-
eter will give his personal attention to the
comforts of the truveling public, and oth-
ors who may favor him with their custom.
HIS TABLE is kept in first class style.
OOD STABLES are
connected with the Hotel, and obligin
Ostlers are always on the ground to atten
to this department. A nm of the f the pub- | py
h tronage is solici
i are guaranteed toa)
k BELL,
pitt +h 3.
COMPLETION B 0 F Fo THE “PACIFIC | quired
may21tf
Great Rush 2 Sternbergs.
a —
Sung to thé Tune of Yankee Doodle.
The Great Pacific Railroad's laid,
From ocean unto ocean,
And now complete connection's made,
An enterprising notion.
The mighty work at last is done,
So speedily and brisk, oh!
And now in ten days we ean run
From here to San Francisco.
No more we take the ar cient route,
The stage, a horrid slow thing;
It benged the passengers about,
And wore out all their clothing,
Cronus, for the end of each verse:
The Great Pacific Railroad's laid,
From ocean unte ocean,
And we Vly clothes from A. STERNBERG
A most delightful notion,
Carpets at old rates, trom 30 cents to 75
pe cents per y ‘ard, for the best.
DRY GOODS, NO ADVANCE,
And selling from 12§ to 16 cents, the best
ealicoes, and muslins in proportion, at old
rates,
Women's Shoes, common good; to wear
all summer, at $1 per pair
Fine Boots from $3.50 to $7,60 for the
CLOTHING
at the lowest Fhteas wn sold at 1857 prices
from $12,50 to on ud = Sy
% CALL AND SEE,
and if it a! true, Sternberg will treat.
They only ask people to come and sce,
even if they do not wish to buy.
aplV 68, tf
r@~NoTICE. —The subseription wive of
the REPORTER is $1.50 per year in advaner,
which is less than that of any other paper
of #s size. We are printing this paperal
cost, and therefore wish to remind our pay-
trons that it is of great importance to us that
payment bemade at once.
Bellefonte Planing Mill.
EDMUND BLANCHARD, 8, AUSTINBREW,
E. M. RLANCHARD,
Blanchard & Compa
7 Blanchard &
Successors to Valentine
MANUFACTU 'RERS OF
WHITE, & YELLOW PINE
FLOORING
AND WEATHERBOARDING,
of Various Styles,
DOORS,
“BLINDS,
SHUTTERS,
f ball MOULDINGS,
Scroll work of every Deseri
BRACKETS OF ALL SIZ
and patterns made to
Having, a “BULK
LUMBER DRYER,” connected withour |,
establishment, we A Are enabled to manufae
ture our wor
THOROUGHLY SEASONED
LUMBER!
2-ORDERS FROM CONTRACTOE®
ALERS AND Th:
RS ENFRAL, SOLICITED
B LLEFONTE, { CEN TRE CO., Pa.
angly 68 6m.
LOW PRICES, ~~
The Finest Stock of Spring Goods =
Ever Opened in these Parts.
At The Old Stand
at Centre Hall.
LADIES AND GENTS =
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
ALSO, ACHEAP LINE OF
FLANNELS,
MUSLINS,
CALICOER,
AND
SHAWLS,
ALSO, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
NOTIONS,
SYRUPS, COFFEES. FP BRN
s0 a large stock of
FISH, the Sy all kinds,
MACKEREL and HERRING.
the best and cheapest in the market
Wolf” s Old Stand.
ESHALL TAKE PARTIOU
CATE TO MAKE IT AN OBJK i
FOR
New Customers,
AS WELL AS IN
FRIENDS, TO GIV
VE U8 Jur P OLD
Ap2i'es,y.
M. WOLF.
The Latest Scientific Invention, th
Calorifie
To give some ides of the peculiarities of
the stove in question, me ny open that by
n highly scientific and nt arrangement
the excessive heat on the top of the stove
which causes the centre pieces to burn out,
is carried around the oven, equalizing the. : :
heat of the stove, and causing the 8268
of the oven to be | as hot as the top
of the Staves. hyd
pj Lore, all dw
pieces Te
fectually obviated.
fire and oven can be easily ree
degree of heat, by means of f this parent
Fangement, thus avoiding the
the stove constant
Kine, inorder to prevent it
hot or too cold ; another
this stove
it Bs
We sBcial
be back boiler, 37
waste a i
siding in the eo is stov
a bl rd a
hp a
advantages o ng Bllhe,
af (he ANDOYADOM; aw ack can easi-
at a g cost, which -
will heat eet owl JO cooking range
Iy be to
ithout the incon Rr
aes built tre
willta take the fiberty of SUER
persons abou
much im Ong to he ac
re aril fie be A
ng fae e
(kh not require sonctant
when the oven is ;
the slightest text risk f from «
A bedpt hie
Ry, can be h sed by =
tom, are alone (
stoves in use, - Siig advise al
who think of hoje
rooms of bac iA
, Prices, 10 per ct Tee than
value, fon Sed
Sole Agent for mae Sant &
Spears’ m |
7#rTle also has make of for
wo-horse YW ARORE) both new and 3 ih
so one cart and harness, one 1-horse truck
wagon, one néw trotting
with the best stock and
cultivators, and ha
nbout Bellefonte
gains, for Cash. Don't
see his stock, before
VAGE & RRO.
24 RRS att’ iin
Wholesale and otal deals in
Stoves & Tinware,
Allegheny Street, Baltoonte, Paar oa.
Read ony paris inf Cook ove. lo
I
Welli gton,
Waverly,
Ornamental,
ren
Folie Ro ml
age Ro ; &
Artisan :
And American.
Pato 3d Ofc Sore:
Morning Glory,
Bei innt,
New Egg,
And Parlor Cooks for Wood or Coal 48d
Fe ade Fre
Attention is call
Plate, a new io wi
od, Sis e 40x20. tm
a size cand aa be fu
ah rishi ent in town.
LH Bpowing ahd jobbing cromptly at
able
tended 10. Cirarges Feasona sud ells.
‘netion guaranteed.