Sr SAA bes vom
LOW™ PRICES, |
Yall and Winter Goods.
At The Old: Stand |
at Oentre Kall
LADIES AND GENTR
DRESs GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
AND
GROCERIES
BARDWARE, QUEENSWARE
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
ALSO. A CHEAP LINE OF
FL ANNE LS,
MUSLINS
"AND
" CALICOES,
SHAWLS,
ALSO, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
NOTIONS,
“STRUPS, COFFEES.
“alse a large stock of
ISH, the best, all kinds,
F MACKEREL and HERRING.
the best and cheapest in the market,
olf’s Old Stand.
WRSHALL TAKE: PARTICULAR
CARE TO MAKEIT AN OBJECT
FOR
New Customers.
Xl pig vo
ATWELY. As INVITE OUR OLD
‘ERIENDS, TO GIVE US A CALL.
ap24'68,y. WM. WOLF.
"ARN ESS, collars, cart whips, carriage |
Sd Ales. bridles,
art gears, ag harness, bugg
Kvervihing in the sid
ment gears,
chee Kk lines,
harness es ete.
dlery line at
: BURNSIDE & T HOM AS
TOT {ONS of all kinds, Stelring’ avi od
N Handkerchiefs, com vs, pocket books |
in all thes variety and
BU RNSIDE «
very cheap, at
THOM AY.
BY wp A PT ERN S of ei) cloths, at re-
2 v* duced prices, F at ‘4
BURNSIDE & THOM AS
)ABITS SOAP, Wm. Hagan
ogs, olive soap, Dobbins’ soap Je es
"Oakley s sods, dldedstile, pure; Palmisor p,
Elderiing's Soup: and a great variety of
othier soaps, at
Bo RNSIDE «a THOMAS
tage
URNSIDE & THOMAS.
Offer to tha Public one of the
dive. in Centre county. Call, examine and
see for yourself.
MNE GROCFRIES, mocha coffee, ol
gov: java, best quality Rie coffee
LL oolong « black teas, green teas, loverin
ing molasses,
grocery line at the lowest cash prices’in the
marketBURNSIDE & THOMAS’, is the
Place.
NADDLE RS BUC KLES, hooks, bit
; spots rings. Ev erything a, saddlee
wants for the manufacture of harness, to be
found at BURNSIDE & THOMAS".
NION HOUSE,
Us
on the 1st of April
heen T wrnished, no
Microy. A change
tted, and remodeled,
“and will hereafter be ¢éonducted on first-
class hotel principles. The present propri-
etor will give his personal attention to the
comforts of the traveling public, and oth-
ers who may favor him with their custom.
HIS TABLE i8 kept in first class style,
connected with the Hotel, and obligine
Ostlers are always on the ground to attend
to this department. A portion of the pub-
lic patronage is solicited; good accommo
dations are guarante ed to all.
WM. R. BELL,
[Bhp] Milroy, Pa.
USH HOUSE ‘near the depot, Belle-
B fonte, Pa.
W. D. RIKARD, Proprietor.
This new and magnificent Hotel has now
come under the prop ietorship of Mr. Ri-
“Yard, formerly of the Cummings House,
and will be kept up in FIRST CLASS HO-
TEL STYLE. It has comfortable rooms,
all the modern conveniences, prompt ser-
vants, and reasenable charges. THE TA-
BLE will always be abundantly supplied
with the most sumptuous fare the market
will afford, done up by the most experi-
enced cooks. HIS BAR will always con-
tain the shoiesst liquors. He will be glad
te see his old friends at the new hotel, “and
no pains will bespared to mike them feel
at home. Bs SEL jul23 69, tf
FP E Langest and Best Stock of warran
ted Boots and Shoes, warranted to give
. pn
BURNSIDE & THOMAS.
. KE CH AN DLE R. aL. b..
(! HOM@EPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR-
arox, Bellefonte, Penn’a. Office 2nd Floor
wver Harpér Bros Store. Residence at the
Office. References—Hon, C A Maver.
Pre gt Judg e, Lock Haven, Pa.; Hon. L.
aha Mackey, Prost dst National Bank, do.:
Harper Bros, Merchants, Bell éfonte, Pag
wand others 19nov6att
found at
orp 5 AN VIL BTORE is now receiving
a laree and well assorted Stock ot
Hardware, Staves, Nails, Horse Shoes, Sad-
dlery, Ql we, Paints, Sheet, Bar and Hoop
also Bugsy and Wagon Stock of
every deseription.—Call and supply your-
geives atthe lowest Possible: rates dt
1plo’c8. GS. RWIN & WILSON.
T URKEY PRUINS, raisens, peache
apples, oranges, lemons, YAH kind
of foreign TR Hans, bagon se, at
URNSIDE & THOM AS,
ee STORE. ~LEVL A. MILLE}
LX ut Runkle’s Old Stand, opposite the
1ron Front, on Allegheny st., Bellefonte, is
And ll ophers) get” the: elieapest and Dest
" Grroeeries, TPobaceos of all grados, Boots
¢ from the- Dost New York Ahan ciuson :
Syrups, Sugars, Vinegar, &c. Try him,
janTtf,
a A pris
a" DE Try
va oil ATT, REPORT ET
RIDAY, FEBREARY 110 | 1870:
a
Two Nemo Horse Thieves Hom.
Nashville, Feb. 1.—~Two
were taken {rom the Lebanon jail a ond
hung under the following circumstan-
omc a
negroes
Ces |
A short time since two negroes na
med respectively Jerry Young and
Bob White, known to have been des.
perate and bad characters, who had
been carrying on successfully their
stealing for some time without being
detected. stole some horsesand a lot of
cotton from parties living not a great
way from Lebanon. The parties were
arrested, and on a preliminary exami-
pation were put in the Lebanon jail to
await a further trial
hours of ten and twelve o'clock
Friday night a party of men, number-
ing nearly thirty, surrounded the jail,
and ealled out the jailor, They de
manded of the juilor admittance and
the kevs, Not having the power fo
resist he complied with their demand,
On getting the keys the party told the |
jailor to go back in his house and be-
have himself. They were undisguised
and made known their intention at the
time. They then forced the doors of.
the juil and took the two negroes re-
ferred to, They then conveyed them
to a point about a mile and a half this
side of the town, where they hung them
toa limb and left them: On Satur
day morning the two men were disco-
vered still hanging, with their faces to
the road, ‘both stiff, cold and dead.
They were buried on Sunday. The
perpetrators, though they were not
disguised, ave eutirely unknown gnd
accomplished their work without noise
or disturbance ‘and departed, leaving
no trace as to who they were or whence
they came. wld
Four enormous steers, the smallest
weighing 3,300 pounds, and the largest
"RADICAL ECONOMY:
, Me. Dawes, a radical member of
Congress, makes the following exposure
of the ‘manner in which his purty
squanders the money :
In the beginning, Mr. Dawes showed
that under this measure, if it could
have been forced through under the
revious question, the Secretary of the
Navy could sell three millions of the
property, at private gale of the Phila.
delphia Nays Yard, Lo whom he pleas.
ed, when Ne pleased, pod Wn whut teri
he pleased—the only obligation bu
him being that he shoulc | obtain the ap-
proval of the President, who, from the
nature of is duties, could pay no por.
sonal attention to the proceedings,
Mr. Dawes ‘questioned whether the
state of the Treasury warranted the
enhancing of expenses, and called the
Hons to tho estimates
| furnished for the Navy Yards during
next fiscal year, as follows:
7,000, aginst
$50,000 last vear; Bacto, $747,341,
against $100,000 last year: New'Y ork
$833,511, against $100,000. last year ;
Philadelphia, $111,985, against $25,
000 last year; Washington, $561,779,
against $50,000 last year; Norfolk,
$258,312 y Against $30,000 lust year.
In short, the Secretary of the Navy,
roposed, besides the $800,000 for
seague Island, a total ex panditure of
$3,007,304, against $451,000 last year.
MATHEMATICS.
The estimates. did not. inspire him
with much confidence, although the
Secratary promised to effect a saving
$2,000,000 in the article of coal alone
W which had cost $159,000 for the last
two years. That was an _achievment
in mathematics which found a paral
lel one in the achievement ot the Post
Master General, who proj node 10 save
$5,000,000 a year by the abolition of
the - franking privilege, while the
franked matter would ot produce
$200,000.—~He thought that. the two
mathematicians who had prowmpied
these two Secretaries ¢onld be brought
to light and set to work, they conld
show ‘tliat the public debt wight: be
paid Before thie expiration or pie Ad-
Balaton.
Jighs for public works to the amount
of 824,625,173, against appropriations
over 4000 pounds, are ‘on théir way to
| New York.
| largest animals of the kind ever raised.
| After they are killed their hides will
| be stuffed and placed in the Central
| Park.
| The house territorial cominittee at
Washington, will attempt to secure
legislation to abolish polygamy in U-
tah and to use the United States for
ces to that end if ‘necessary. Won't |
| Brigham swear ?
The N
They are said to be the
Vew Orleans Times, savs the
Gaines real estate law suits is “When
I.can read my title clear
A London merchant advertised for |
a clerk who could “bear confinement.”
had been seven years in jail.
It is noticed that “strikes” through-
out the country which heretofore were
are
| wages.
Seventy six cases of the new disease,
the relapsing fever, have been reporg
' ted to the New York Board of Health,
but no deaths have yet occurred so far
as Kuowi.
tied
PrP
TWO NEGROLS HANGED.
New Castle, Del., Feb. 4.—Jones
and Carpenter, the colored men sen-
tenced to déath for rape, were executed
at noon in the jail yard, in presence of
six. hundred persons. Jones made a
short speech, repeating that Cerpenter
was innocent, as he (Jones), had urged
him to the deed. Jones died wstantly,
but Carpenter struggled several min-
utes.
iit
—
London, Feb. 24—The weather
throughout England, for the past few
days, has been cool, cleat and delight-
ful.
Oeil
> >
A correspondent informs us, says.
the Lewistown Democrit, that Wn.
A. Mateer, of Menno township, has
opened upon his land a coal mine, with
a vein of goft coal 22 inches thick.
This is a new source of wealth to Mif-
flin county.
— —— oo
CURTOUS LAW CASE.
More than twenty years ago, .8 wo"
man named Christine Liussell, prom’
ised one Mrs. Crawford, both of } Saug
erties, Na X. to give her $2 ,000 a piano
a gold witeh, and educate her child
if she (Mrs, Crawford) ‘wonld bring
about a marriage between the wid
Christine and the Hon. Jeremiah Rus-
sell, aged 70, and worth, report said
$400,000. - Mrs. Crawford accepted
the offer, and a contract to the above
effect was gigned by each, The desired
marriage was finally effected by the
skillful m: wmagement of Mrs. C. Years
of happiness passed, and Jeremiah died.
Having left no will, trouble arose as to
the distribution of his estate, but out
of it his’ widow ' received $35,000. As
soon as thissettlement trans spired, Mrs.
Susan Crawford demanded the $2,000,
piano; gold ‘watch and the education
of her child, as the contract price
agreed upon in writing, for ser vices
rendered the widow in obit: aning Hon, |
for the same objects Inst year of $9,
493.000. The administration of Aus
| drew Johnsons had been
profligacy in expenditures. The
ple” had tried it on that charge,
foutrd it goilty and had taken from it
tration of the public service.
people Intended to hold them to their
| promises. But what was the firs¢ evi
| their determination to car ‘ry out, their
pledges? - While he knew the 'ungra-
| cious position he occupi d, he proposed
Ito speak plainly, but only to his party
friends in the House. He knew there
was not much comfort to be derived
from the wounds of a friend. Andrew
Johnson, in the last year of his adminis-
tration, had estimated that he could
000, and that the amount had Leen
cut down over $20,000,000.
What did their own administra-
tion estimate that it would carry on
fora-yeavdfor? Why, $311,097,174—
AN INCREASE OF OVER TWENTY-
MILLIONS
beyond theamount required by Andrew
the present year—/{ commotion among
the Radicals, cheers trom the
the Post Oilice Department, which
would reduce the increase to 812.000. -
000 ; but he believed.that not eutering
into the estimate wasa little su. guiplu n
of $800,000 for League Island ; back
ot it, also, tere the Bay ot Samana
and the Island of St. Thomas at 87).-
000,000 in gold, and back of it, too,
were millions that would be added
they passed the «House,
the Republican party were to’ be re-
deemed, they could have no aid either |
at the other end of the avenue or at
the other end of the Capitol, and ‘he
put it to the representatives of the
people, whether they would inaugurate
new public works on the broad esti-
‘mates of $24,000,000. He tad a righ
to complain of the other end of the
economy, and with all the ‘heraldry
by telegraph and otherwise of reduc:
tion, there was but one of those depart
iments that did not estimate an nerease
of expenditures over the appropriation
of last year; the exception ‘was the
pror. unpopular Attorney General,
[Apblnuss | And he’ hoped that it
was not in consequence of that remark.
able trait in his charicter that it was
contemplated at the other end of the
Capitol to ‘relieve lnm from further
publie service and drive him into pri-
vate life. [Great laughter and ap-
plause.] :
| MBXTRAVAGANCE.
There was a new Postoflice building
ity New York which, report said, would
cost $4,000,000, aud the granite for
which was estimated to cost t $1 ,000,000.
Were they going on with such expen=
ditures? Were they going to put $3,-
000,000 from the old Philadelphia Na-
vy Yard and $300,000 from the Treas-
ury into League feland when they
might as well wait five years? Twi
things seemed to he desired : the re-
duction of the public debt by the A 1-
and relief from the
burdens of taxation by this ‘House.
NAO ROB A
lie’ Tt less the ox yonditures were
reduced ? .(“Hear,” *Hear,” from the
Demoerats,] | How did the House pro-
pose to relieve the.people and the, en-
torprise and the capital of the country
from the burden of taxation under
which they were groaning, unless the
expenditures were reduced? [Ap
plause.] He would tell his amiable
friend trom Maine (Mp Peters) who
had emanc ipated himself from that case
about pennies, and who had gone off
in a vain search lor dollars on which
he proposed to geonamize, (laughter)
that it was the pennies taken by taxas
tion off’ the spike ay cordage and rigging
of the ships of Maine, that made the
commerce of the country decline. [Sen-
sation, |
TEW | CHEAP!
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
GOODS 11!
& CO;
Have just received and unpacked a mag-
niflcent stogk of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
+BOOT3 AND SHOES,
and everything else in their line,
They have nd to their ur usually, well
selected SLOCK an assortment of
SLIPPER PATTERNS ZEPHYRS,
GERMANTOWN W 00L,
RIBBONS,
and other FANCY GOODS not heretofore
offered for sale. Detter goods than pver;
lower prices than gver; warmer welcome
than ever; is now extended to alltheir old
customers, and all the new ones whe ¢éan
crowd inte their store.
They are also agents for the world re-
nowned
AMERICAN COMBINATION
SEWING MACHINE,
A ——— ——— ce — — ——————
: Neighbors. ;
NILROX,
Woolen Mills
STILL AHEAD!
i
§. %
The attention of the public generally is
enlled tothe fact thatthe undersigned wil
exhibit to the people
Al Their Homes,
a great variety of lupbst styles
Fall and Winter Goods |
from the above celebrated Factory, as:
Milroy, Mifflin county, Pa.
The list ¢ Qmprise 5 he following articles i=
{ Assi He k ddies’ Cloth, Be: MV Or bb loth,
Plaids, » Satinets, Plain & Fancy Flan:
nels, Tweeds, Jeans, Blankets,
Horse Blank ots, &e.
A great variety and superior, quality o
Rtocking and Mitten Yarn, Zephy re, &¢,
Especial attention is called to our large and
varied assortment of
36. Siriped, Flowered, Ingrain, and Da-
maak Parlor and Stair Carpets, “fy
All goods made of best material,
Ww QOL, LARD, and SOAP taken in ox-
change for Goods. Goods, of every varie-
ty, wlways on-hand at his reside mee
i WALL PAPER of every kind nd
style, alwags on hand at his residence.
John C. Kemp,
Centre Hill, Pa.
Agent for Thompson & Sons.
ON Ph
marlof
STORE
J. BL ETTELE;
Bishop street, Bellefonte, in the Stone buil-
ding iormerly cc upied. the Key.
stone Bakery
Takes pleasure in on 5
he kegps constant Taw supply of
choice Foreign op [ Doniestie rg
AM Burbets, Kéys anid Cass warranted
fo'co Alain the quam ti a Fo
The attention alt oy yuieinns is
which for SIMPL ICITY, DURABILITY and
FINISH cannot be surpassed
Plain Machine, without button-hole parts
with cover, S60.
Combination
cover, R70, Instructions free.
Cull and we will treat you as poli itely
We Cull, No char re tor lo oki Hg atl goods
Zid MALLR AL d. N LRU NS 4-00
ves —————
Machine, complete with]
wd NOTIOR. “r Tp Hit
su hse ript ion Ho tly
the REFORTER IS $1.00 pot Sone ih ad wun
Jeremiah Russell {or herasa Pusband. | [Applause by the Démocrats.] Neithe
Mrs. Russell, however, is mow disin- | er of these things could be accompligh-
clined to recognize this little opisode | ed without another thing which both:
‘in her early Life, and has put in a de- | overlooked—a reduction of the expen-
fence. The tial will ocear w April | | ditures. How was it proposed at the
at Kingston, ot other end of the avenue to pay the puh-
which is legs thin that of ary other ‘he
| of ils size, Ww eure m intins*thi ¥ pape ut
| co ply atl wd Wherelore wish tor emind our.paye.
tn: that it 18 of great por tance tous thal
| paymaont bamade at once.
A RE YOUR TIMEPIECES OUT OF
A OLDER 7
take them to J. II. HATIN, at Belle:
fonte.
reliable Watchmaker and
Also Denler in
who is the most
Jeweler in the place.
WATCIES, and
- oy » v -
FINEJEWELRY,
| Chr onometor and other Watches repnired |
HY
Most Beigniific Principles.
Jobbing of alt | hs Pron pithy and’ care-
fy! . ti 130
i Lh. sho 10801
All w
oie Oe
ork warranted t on.
giv @ sit
in both En
isfucti
| eo Business transacted
band Gorman,
| Next door to Harper & Bros.,
siract, Wr A igh.
| Joy A\THAN KR AMER'S HOTEL.
’ Mil theim, Pa ly Wa 10
{ te man's). This well known Hot
| been refitted by its new proprie
| trvalin 1g Communit y are invited
him a call. iis |
Cinss, and his 1 bar always
choice liguors, Drovers will
Ie i tion for any number
form
,
>
tor.
table vill Oe Ko)
Unni od
and
p
of horses
} nf
:
L 3]
UMMINGS HOUSE.
Fk 2 Wa lL HOSTER M AN. Pronri
BELLEFOXTE PENN; \.
The undersigned,
| of thus fige hotel, wan ld r Es pe setindiva kt Qe
Wf the pu! Hv is prepared to
{ate rnests @
:
in LA
etor.
| patronage
| RCCOMINo of stvle,
and wil! take en
with the best
1
ito
best
? & :
piieq
- jg | 3
se bles attached
ind attentive servants
invited to givethe Cummings Hi
11C are
nw enll, ju al
) USSE I 8 HOTEL, Aaronshu Pa.
R JOHN RUSSEL, PI OPRIETOR,
The old apd well known Hotel,
| in tha ce ntre.of Aaronsburg, hasagnin bem
| occupied by Wr Russel, {orn wpriefon,
who now ny : tha
| travelii
Sen h il.
10 DIM
it : 3 i Fes ¥ gh
Les h = Old liens {ha
: s y
oF OGYTYY Niiy IN ranar (asa)
ng community i} g ener Lo oad
The
furnished and is kept i inthe best style.
ou 0
hi 8
vers ean alw uys find acc nnmodation,
ap 10° S6tL.
RY BO. ARDS. ‘Plank. nnd Nénnt li ng
forsale by Irwin & WiLsox.
| ap ll (i. .
(loge? AND NIT L SAWS Hag
make at Irwin & W FILSON.
i | yal) Oa
QPCR of all varieties, ground to ordér
and warrantied to be strictly pure,
| Iv is the only place you ean find unadulteras
| ted spices, T ry them for your own satisfac-
| tiond Xou chr Joli: fifd the JR nt
BU RNS] bi & sc THOMAS.
H ANDSAWS, knives, spoons, coffee
mills, shovels, Shdes, Takes, hoes,
lamps, forks, chains, &o.,
BU RNSIDE % THOM AS:
QUHOL- MAKERS 1 00L and fudings.
in all their varieties,
BURNSIDE & CTHOMAS,
qr INDLE SKEINS T TT WAZONS,
——.
all Bi |
zes, at the sign of the Anyi!
upl0'68, IRWIN & WiLso,
¥°e BLE AND 81 NGLE BARRE T
fowling piceces at
% v WIL SON.
BWIN
0 AI NS fol Buggids and ( Car ringes, all
sized in use; Fire Bolts, ditto, at
aplO'o8, frwix & WL 80] 'S,
pees KFT T QU TLL E RY all makes ,
prices at IRWIN & WILE
apl0’6s,
{FN N PATENT CHU RN,
in use at Irwin & 'W {L4
aploes.
a] p10 68.
IE WIN & WILSON ‘are’ constantly re
ceiving new goods in their line
HAR DWARE
i
ofevery description at redu.co prices- now
being opened every day aplu ed,
Chas, H, Held,
Clock, Watchmaker & Jewele)
Millheim, Centre co., Péuna,
Respectially ifforms his friends and the
publ ie in general, that he has just opened’
at his new establishme nt, above Alexa
der’s Store, and keeps constantly on hand
all kinds of © locks, Watehes and Jewelry
of tha latest styles, ns also the Maranvill
Patent ‘Calender Cloc ics, ‘provided with ¢
complete index of the month, and day oi
the month and week on its face, which ie
warrdnted as a perfect time-kee
34g. Clocks, Watches and Jowi ewelry ve.
paired on short notice and warranted,
sepll’e8; ly
enlled to his oriahp!
PURE LIQU ORS,
| suitable for medical ‘purposes. Bottles,
jugs, and demijohns constantly on hand.
fo has the ONLY PURE NECTAR
WHISKY in town.
All liquors are warranted te give satis-
| faction, Liquors will be sold by the quart,
barrel, or ti We Wad a large lot of
BOTTLRD «L IQUOKS
QOfthe finest grades on han id,
roe
fhe respectfully soli Uits a share 043 pubke pu
t | tronage ms Lit
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE
Greag rom action and Great Pargains!
J ks {E undersigned, determind.to meat the
pobular demand for Lowe r Prices, re-
! to his stock of
fs. SADDLERY,
now offered at the old stand;
po
Fo Designed es-
inkl forthe peopleand the times, thelar-
| gest dd. wiost varied and eomplete assort-
went of
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Bridles,
J. & J. HARRIS. . L
| ¥0. 5 BROCK RRHOFE ROW
: WA oO RY
A new and complotaianduite HT, :
been opened by the undersigned in Brock
arhofls new building—where they are
| fired to sell all kinds of Buildingand | En
Ja uishing Hardwire, Tron, Steal, Nai Is.
Buggy wheals: in setts, ChashplonvClothor
W ringer, Mill. Saws, Cire sular Ane
Saws, Tennon Saws, Webb Saws, Ted Crear
Freczers, Buth Tubs, Clothes’ Ruteks, a ful
assortment of Glass and Mirror Plate dhol)
sizes, Picture Frames, Wheelba
Lamps; Coal Oi] Lamps, Belting, Spo on
Folloos, and Hubs, Plows, Cultivators, Corr
Plows. Plow Points; Shear :Maold Boavds
and’ Onltiyutor Teeth, nble Ouflen Shoy-
als, Spades and For Locks, Hinges
Screws, Sash Springs, Horse-8hoes, Nails
Norway Rods,
Cou, Linseed, Tanners. Anvils, Viees
lows, Screw Plates, Blacksmiths sy. Bal
Factory Bells, House Bells, Dinner Bells
Gong Bells, Ten Bells, Grindstones, Ourpon
Co aol reolved and for Paints, Oils
Arnis received and for sale at
juned’ 508, 1. ‘ J HARRIS.
AT aaa
| OR
ee
i bi IP
ii
“C.F Harlechior's.
"CENTRE BALL, PA;
Warn, Dry, Goud, Nogons brine
fron, Salt, Fish and in fi
assortment of EYorYthing po in a
First Class Store, |
is
now ready, and for sale at marvelous low’
rates,
GOODS VERY NEAR AT THE
OLE PRICES,
Muslins they will sell you the very hest |
brands ni prices. thal will astonish you.
New spring
¥
5
Dress Goods”
TY
&
| of évery deseription and’ quality; Whips,
and in fact averve hing com pléte to a first.
tal "n ishn nent, he pow ollers at prices
iil suit the times,
A better variety. a
style of Saddler § The never before hash of-
gerad to the public,
OCR nd be, &
ol ‘Ww here .
Determined to please my patrons and
thankful for the » liber a] share of patronage
re enjoy ed,
| continuance of the same,
JACOB DINGES,
Centre Hall
Cilgs 03
i WAC W
bet
Caliana e xamine aur
atisfled before pur rehasing
neretl tod
apl0'es 1v.
| the novelites of the sewson, ni lower rates
| than ordinarily charged at other places.
WHOLESALE AND RETATY
BOOK, STATIONERY & NEWS EM-
PORIU M:
ACOB D. MILLER, has purchased the
Boo k, Station ry» and News Establish-
nt of Kins oe & Br other, ‘on 3 ugh ny
I'str cot, near the Dismund., Bellafonte, té
F whieh he hs as just 1 ded, a large invoice of
or oll, g1eh as is gor - kept i mn a wel
conduet od Baok and Ste bi onel 'v dtore. His
| stoe k consists of Theological, Medical, Law
| Miscellanious, Sunday School, and School
Books. Also, slank books, time books,
nines books, diaries, very orade and price |
Je eral, bill, le the ir, bath, and nete pi-
ie
of can
Dip r, envel pes of eyery description and
price, Pens, ink-stands, erasers. Tub-
ber bands. transparent and common slates,
| slate pencils, lead pensils, chalk o rayons,
| &e., &o. Legal and justices blanks of all
| Kinds, revenua stamps ai fuce,
{h raers tuk en for = OO ds at wll times.
Goods recei ived 1 in three days from the
[time the order is received,
inks,
i Loe mn's Celebrated WwW riting Fluid
| which The sells at manufacturer's prices,
‘County marchants would do well to give
him « eall before purchasing elsewhere,
sepd, 68, 1y
| I OOKING-GLASS PLATES ofall sizes
4 + forsale by Irwin & WiLsox,
nj yy) {as
118 & 416 North 3r d, st.,
E
M
PHILADELPHIA.
H.H. MANDERBACH PROPRI “ro
I. C. Nip, CLERS
This well- known Hotel, Ww
all visiting the gi ity, one of
able, both as to rewsonabli
venience, German and E
apt 68 tf.
o_o
Cn :
RCHA NTS HOUSE.
“4
east and wes
dais beh ref
L) wi () Tyg
| county v' 1 In centriEY e
{ The truve |] rr ony n |G
always find th® best ac og od
sons from the dity® wisly
Wee ks during the su
will find Centre Hall : 10 [ defni-
tiful lgeations, and the § re Sn Hotel
all they could desire fo 1foMand con-
vidhience, apl 68th
ap oss
CENTRE HO AL L |
r
EY
1
The undersigned wo
the citizens of @htre
ove Tan Yard a
eration, in all it
HDES AND BA
e highest market
r Hides, of ull kinds. Th
price will also be’ paid
Bark, The public putronagd
Sutisfaetion g usranteed.
ded, dm: MILLER &§
TOTICR.—Lotters. © of
having been granted 4
over: the Estate of Sam
ot Centre Hall, de¢’d; notid
to all p P ArRONS knowing ther
to said Estate. to come for
pry ment without delay, #&
ving accounts against the
sent them properly authentid
ment. ALEX
a 1% 2
SORN
K w ;
debted
make
Jersons
AN
bd ROSS,
J n2l 1 Ot, Administrators.
Ey .
Ladies Trusses.
Thisinvaluable article for females, is now
to be had ut Herlacher's store, and no other
place in Centre county. Ladies remember
that these trusses can be had at Cesntre
Hall, : : tf.
}
i
i
quality, and prices.
HOOP? SRIATS
rakes,
hitest styles ‘nd lowe
{ Hais
and Caps in gre variety.
Linens, Towe tings, checks, Den ngs, loth
Cassimers, Closkings, /
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Sprin and summer shawls, in fact, we keep
"HLeS,
advance on first cost.
All we ask that you will
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOFK
efore purchasing elsewhere, as we dono
engder it any trouble to show goods,
ALL KINDS OF HARNESS,
silver plated nnd Yankee Harness doudl
Hy 68, ly.
APANNED TOILE T SETTS, AND
other Jupanued ware, at the Anvil Store.
IRwix & WiLsox.
NED FRUITS, peaches, 1 tomatoes
pine a i and peas in groat varie
ty, at TRNSIDE «a THOMAY
ISHING TACKL ES, rods lines, hook
flies, sea hair baskets, etc. Rig you
out to catch trout at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS
T IS known to all in Bellefente and
: through the county if ‘you want a
good article go to
BURNSIDE & THOM AS.
Ww hitman's celebfated confections,’ © |
Haak
Vhitman's-celebrated ehocolate,
Bulker's che colate, Smith's:chocolate,
rind Ginger, English Pickes,
nerican Pickles, at
BURNSIDE &« THOMAS
Y ORN LANKETS AND SLEIGH
BELLS, at 10w prices, at
bh 10°68. IRwIx & WiLsox'
AVAGE & RRO.,
(Successor to N. Hilibigh)
ol sale and retail dealers in
[Stoves & Tinware,
Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, P
Wellington,
Waverly,
Ornamental,
Oriental,
Roy al Cook,
Prince Royal,
Sea Shell,
Artisan,
And American, :
Parlor and Office Stoves: :!
Morning Glory,"
opic,
Bri inn,
New Egg,
ANd Parlor
Wood
¥ “
“i
Cooks for Wood or Coal, a
Stoves a Vay. Meseription.
__ Attention is ealled to his stock of Roo
late, a new size, which he hag Just oot,
ed, size 40x20, It makesbetter job thang ¥¢
size, and ‘can be furnish ed Shiperiaar
any other establishment in town, ot Lian
3
_ Z&~Spouting. and jobbing | promptly at-
«ended to. Charges Teasonab %
action: alinranteed, "i at
LE
La EVERY V ARIETY and |
w fire andlaell Cont
'h bin b ‘bang on by
mug rub E. y n Hi en
It does not in;
iy cloth
A ehild fro fer re 1
oe
i Wor bh
the body t is, e most
Sompleie labor “sv Aunchine for the
household ever invents
rable, effective,
heap, and
oesible to ova & “ : ro
w
CLOTHES "W a R
These machines
Bellefonte Planing ne
should be addressed to
Nov. 126m.
i 3 i rest dint}
chased at the lowest Cash ho fia
dent that it will bet the interest of si] whe
want té buy ive them a call be.
fore purchasing Tu ere.
They have placed the store under the
Veontrol ‘of Mr. Jas. M. Lashell, who has
had many years experience in selling goods
and who will stall times be pleased to show
purchasers and othe, goods, and make it
an object for them to purch
The stock consists of a
general ‘assort-
ment of all kinds of goods. wag lly Naps in
a country store, suck as
Dry Goods,
Ciroerio,
ne
Queensware
FE TH
§ =
: 3
HARDWARE,
| Hats and Cups
Drugs, Oils ae 8 Lamia
and Willow Wise alas
Wall Paper. Fioh Salt, heuiben
os us A Shlla CLE mn be
that Centre LY t ace buy
and ohezp g Po Vey good
Ga srr Staihy,
Centre Hill, J. 22. '69. a
ie
QR —We also buy Hides and Calf fine
or Fhioh we will Bnrkot ri
n Cash or rade, bay ¥ a Er
i
, »
ARLOR COOK STOV
p Parlor Stoves, and foursizes of a3
Hjo ap
L rners constant
4 NO1068. iy a ar With a
— iad &
HY Brockerhoffd bloek! hy p
a Bellefonte, on sve.
Argest
ave just opened ‘the best, chen rhs
best assorted |
in Bellefonte,
and :
: a ty
HOOP SKIRTS,
Thread Hosiery, Fans, Beads, i
LADIES AND MISSES! [0Eg
and in fact every thing that oughg
of, degired or used i int "the canbe th
i J
FANCY GOODS OR NorroN LI
§ FOR, GENTLEMEN, .&
ey have black and: blue cloths,, black an
ney hesimeros, sattinetts, tweeds, mel
ns, silk, satin and common ve:
hort, every thing imuginable in the ine of
gent] emmens Weuto)
: “erpidon, fr Men od Boys
Boots and Shoos, mn endless
Hats and’ Caps, CARPETS)
‘Rugs, Brown Muslins, Blsoehad
ling Drillings, tinge |
&c., cheaper than el ere i
Their stoek of ¢
WARE &G
OBRIER cannot be xsd in quality or®
Pr Galtin atthe Ph
'vince yourselves that.
¥
£F
4p1068 IRWIN & WILSON'S.
‘SER havéany wan
siness of the Hey rinciple Qu
gn
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