CI'LNTUS HALL RITI'L/HTSITV
FRIDAY, SKP I, Is.l.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOOAI MEWS.—Our friends will >b!ljr
u bv sendingin nav item* ot local inter
cit, including death*, marriage* Ac., a
such arc oagarly road by your friend* ii
lh west, many of whom get the Reporter
We would esteem ita favor If our kind pa
ron* would oooarionally mail a copy
he Reporter to relative* and acquaintan
ce who formorly lived in Centre county
and romevod to other parts, which woulo
, induoe many to become tubscribcnt.
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BLANKS. —Blank Summons. Venju
Nolo#, Execution*, and Judgment and
Exemption Note combined. Justice* War
rant*, die., for tale at thi* Office.
IMPORTANT MKN
Th circulation of the REPORTER, on
t lis side of the county, is now greater
than that of any two papers in the
county, hence business men who wish
to reach the Pennsvallev irade, wih
• Iviiuce their own interests, by ndvell
tisinj; iu the REPORTER. Our subscrip
tion list is open to the inspection of a]/
who wish to advertise.
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN I'ek.—Something
new and novel. He Mire and read the ad-
Vortisoment in our paper, headed "Great
. el Invention of the Ago," We believe
the Golden fountain l*cn i* uuurpa*vd,
A good pen is a aoo**ity to every man,
woman and child. Agent*, here is a.
chains to make money in introducing aj
govd and saleable article, Jan 27 y. j
PRICBsTREDUCKD.
at J. Waltkb's A Son's Carriage M ami .
factory, Milroy. Pa mayo, tin;. j
of our patron* a have any cash
on hands, and know themselves indebted
to this office, on account of subscription,
advertising, or job-work, will firvor us
greatly by sending us the small amount
due u*. Those especially, who owe us for
HkS, IfBP and ISM are entreated to give
us a lift by paying up.
NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE
excels everything. No dirt, no sediment '
no poison! Perfectly reliable. It doe* th* <
work most effectually. A treatise giving. <
full particular* sent postage fWw upon aw
plication to PBOCTEB Buw . Gloucester I
Mass., sole agents. See advertisement. W J
GOT HIM.—A fellow came hurra- ]
- j n g into the REPORTER office the oth- i
er day, andput the following punier j'
to us: "What i* the difference be- ,
{ween a good dog dory aud dogged jl
good storr .* Awciingtot>ea little
deaf, we replid. "Two dollars a year f
iu advance. The tellow not wishtuscn
to beheld a* having exprwwed himself '
in ao unintelligible manner, laid down j u
I W *> dollars, and gave u* bis po*t office h
addrt"* tlKi lu,fm ' *hich we eouaidar*
ed must ."*•** htwo about the difference *
in question.
Mr. John Metfc'* r > of l >e Loop, has j>
- a stock of c'.oyer wit-h -4 head*. C
Mr. Wm. H. Lee, pf Centre U
Hill, ha* a timothy *io>, meawiriug P
7 foot iu length. This * democratic „
timothy, and wc think our friend \\ ni.jd
beats any thing in that Jiuc,
upon radical ground.
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The letter from our valued corres- p
pondeut "J. Harrison ButU," headed *
"Greea'a Gap," will repay perusal. It „
contains a bit of history from the <
"dark audi) loudy'' days when the I mlian *
aud the white man h'atad each other, ,
and often met in horrible coudicL d
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Oi'R EMINEEIW.—'The engineer
corps upon our railroad, having, du-
ring jiart of the summer, been euga- j n
ged upon the location of the South
Weat Penn'a RR, starting fromj.
Grcensburg Pa., the Ueraid of that!*
town, in it* last week's issue has the Id
following to say in regard to the prin- M
cipai men uf ihe corpe every word of
which we endorse; their conduct whilst
in our valley fr the last year was!
#uch a* gained for them the esteom of
our jxxtple:
U- W. Leulfer. Esq., the chief En
gineer of lbe Company—who h*" had
ti.'rtv yftC* practical experience, and
who/** reputaiw" l " > bie locating
utul m-atructiug Engineer iseo-exun
eive with *he Union it^lf—has been!
present at various Ume* during tJie
progress of the' purveys and Location'
He has been over the whole hue, Hot.
. the artists immediately and constantly J
engaged upou the Surrey, weie Messrs.
E. if, Leofler, Principal, T. A. Sny
der, Asst. Eugineer.io charge ofTran
sit; A. C. Haverstick, Asst Engineer
and Leveler; H. M. Carpenter, and
Augustus Welty, Jiodmen. Several
other young gentlemen, raiding Lett,
jrere employed as (.'hainmea and
„-en. Tnev have all Uam roust al
duc*oe and faithful in tle discharge mi
their aeeeral duties. We canuot, M
sufficiency appropriate taruis, exprtpa
our admi". r *ti° u of th 1, 16 +2
turns ofMtW- Leuffer. u>dcr m*
Haverstick. gentlemen of tiiwr
years, we think" they have uc enuaU in
the State for ski/I " **•' profession.
In a thorough knowledge of the prtu
ciples and deUils " the profession,
precise accuracy, rapitiit/ ofexeentioir.
unswerving integrity and unremitting
. industry, they have no any
where. The Railway Company bavej
been nu*t fortunate in securing Ibej
services of such men. They have been.
educated to the profeasion, itrj all its
theoretical and practical details, from
early youth; and have an experience
of years that tells with decided advan
tage in all their labors in the held and
office.
On closing the survey, a portion of
the Corps left at once to complete the
Location of the Lewiaburg and Spruce
Creek Railroad. Messrs. Leuffer and
Haverstick, remain here and are en
gaged in the calculation of quantities;
.and making Maps and Profiles of the
•entire line.
FIBR. —A barn belonging to Henry
Broekerlioh, J*r Roopsburg, was des
troyed bv fire, itffcredark, on 'I burs
ty evening, M. The crops in the
|t *e were consumed Ml* >▼•"*>
lost! } , . 1 _
* • cava has been discovered,*
about 'five *• Lock Haven,!
in which ice* the
round.
By a notice j" another column, or
readers will see th*t the partnership
in the store, Iwtwe.* et * r kr A
A. A. Kerlin. has leer dissolved.
Our friend Al. we .are sorry, is go
lug to leave these parts;, and become a
student at the Missionary Institute at
Seliusgrove. May success attend him
in his new vocation, and beu'g
sed of considerable vative tai.ent. **
expect he is destiued to make his
mark.
RADICAL NOMINATIONS.
The Centre county rads, on Wednesday
last, nominated , .
For Assembly —Col. Robert 11 farlme.
For Commissioner—Andrew J. Swarta,
'' Fo?"Associate Judge, Bcnj. Ligget, of
r Liberty, is reported one of the nominees.
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KAILEOAD LET.
The contracts for grading our road from
jOak Hall to the Forks, were awarded on
last Tuesday. The portion froiu this pLcc
to Oak Hall is let to Vandyke and Moore,
and from this to the mountains has hren lei
to another party whose names we do ttel
remember. Work wilt commence shortly
KIRK AT MIIH..\ O M I*,,
nigtil. ih. Uig. barn of Andrew Swsrtael
near Milmv. vva* destroyed by firo will
:: all ile contents, al> the Mubl. of A. llirsch
the stables belonging te iho tavern kept hj
Mr. (,c. Hrewii, Were al<. „n flro same
re nigbt, bul Ihe lire wa put out. it i* th,
r work of an Ineemliary.
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ittj During the timid. r git-i i„*t Friday
n [ morning, the Van. ~f Mr Lafayette Net!'.
,l jin 1 Liter tw p , was struck by lightning,
i-1 by which the gable end was considerably
•i'j damaged.
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I.ARUK Yll tn. Rev. Miller, of till;
u place, in the Spring, planfmi eight
d hills of potatoes, all the se.nl being the
" culling fr.>in <me -tegle potato, a Muu.t r
The other day he took up hi* |Mttatoe*. ntul
fomid bis yield to be !•!' all large xiae.l |ne.
j tattws. Whocan>h"w abetter tso-il in
the potato crop, than thi
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j Judge Rarreti w ill pKu. e. v *pt our
I thanks for a eomplim. ntar.v ticket to the
I Clearfield county fair.
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,] TSr .Vorsecy, for Allgtl-l, ha. beet, r. .
naaived. The little one. alway. long for
ithi their favorite monthly aud when
i nothing el.e please* thorn, a copy of the
I Nursery will
GM, l)urL adx.rtiM-. in ReporioJ two
1 farm, fur sale.
The valuable farm f Peter l>urt dea'd,
invar Karlystown, at public sale, in Repor
ter, on 2nd Nov.
Margaret A Kara Spangler, adverti.e a
valuable fariu, at public .ate, in the 1., op,
(on 6th tK-t.
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F<rthi Reporter.
Grtva's Gup
Green s Gap, leading t'rx m Sugar i alb v
to Uufl'ato valley i. a mountain par* kn >w a
by the name of Green . tian. It is a ild,
picture-que traiiivvme valley, and only
broken bv one cleaiinr w t a leg cabin on
it; trom the wild apt*araic of the place
one would suppose civilisation had made
her atut tier exit, and all pretentions
to cultivation had iongfagvi ceased to be,
yet within the walls at that cabin !n e a
eror.e, who will for a few .hilling* IrU the
various, the bloody trsg.aly there
owe eighty yea > ago
For one to listen to her reciul % truly
l fotaresting. yet so weird and bhoJb'. that
As limner will shrink back, mid breathe
wore freely, when she her tale ha* told.
|k i ago this beantifol i
aah oe*J not back the ring of the clearer .
age— no sign* of civilization were here, all
was one unoroken wilderness The howl i
of the wolf, and the scream of the panther
•chood deep and full 'mid the nine forest.
The elk and deer bounded wi.d and frtv
over crags and steeps, swain the creeks
fearlessly. Nothing to harm save thv ar- .
row of the wild avag.- Periodical jour
ney* were made into this valley althatcar
ly time by the savages fbr the purpose of 1
hunting and it soeuis that on this purlieu- J
lar expedition, the savages had been more
hostile than hitherto, and that, on the
frontier. Reports had been exagcratcd.
True, they had been committing deprrdu- ,
tions among the white settler* on their route ,
to the* huiit'iig grounds, proviou# to this ,
time, and after muuh dntcntioil these re
came In and the people thought it
tiumanity to send aid to the frontier, i
Captain Green with one hundred men was 1
■ent to succor the white settler-, and travel- o
;ed many miles and found all quiet and (
ikcwcefnf The pioneers were Hoeing their
patches of corn m peace, yet fearful of an
■ttack at almost every hour. Alter three 'j
lay* rest the captain and his band bent -
[heir step* homeward, bUssing the trees a. 1
they went. Night overtook them in this "
transverse valley ami they bivouaced for the r
night—built a triangular fire, ate their sup
per, spread their blankets and laid them- t
hOlvo* down to rest. As they had seen no a
traces of th uitcinv. thov slept as men sleep
who are inurod to hvrJh'.p. thinking ail
tecure, aud never areaguid uf auiddenfoe. „
t oftcr. imagine the thoughts and foaling* %
f that band of soldier* far from home, in ,
sa unbroken wilderness. Some no doubt
thought of h me and friend*, happy wive* ,
and smiling children, some no doubt in 1
fanwy lifted the lateb of the garden gate J
nd cri>d hosp.e .unee morv. When In ' a
wild veil broke uj->- %' " nighi and a
niugdercus foe rushed upon :• *' j
men. .
Green and his men, taken by .urprt.c no
ioubt were coufu-ed and many bit the dusl
ire half awake. They fought men, J
pel Wi-Tfi pverp*>werel by the enemy, and
•niy ope w> p#rei to tell the tale ot '
icaih. I'apt (sfes.li ji'jl lid with him
ninety nine bravo men. The Jer-J were
lealped the cunip pillaged and the mi age- "■
5...4
I What an horrible Mgbt! The un-rnlng |
isun shed bis golden ray* and nature searn-
I efi in her merriest mood. The songster*
I -ang iMr .-wv|el 'ays. But • behold
the niiß|lM Jflui. silil Masts were busy
! devouring the bodies, A*v>|i nothing but
! bleached bones .poke o ifP tcrriM-' trage
dy ; and from that memorable ti:q
[mountain pass hue been fsllol Green
! Hap. . , ,
| In after years when settlers ratne ana
jope::i"d clearings in this now lovely valley,
i the-av*g* Ji*app*-roi, and nothing mark*
jlhc plan" of lY.is HX'ful tragedy but the
wild and craggy appearance ./? }be rw-.
Tradition ba* it. iliat treasure U bunsu j
Isomewhere in ibis ias by the Indians, and
jeven old inhabitants tell the weird t*ie; j
some fifty years ago. a party of hun-
Iters Ware out scouting. Ihe place of rcn
(deavou* fs>c n-'juro home was tlii • wnd
[gap. One hunt*-/ jffrilfl first and being
I idle waiting for birgop'radac, Jje thought
of thU buried treasure, and commenced
search; ho psserts that he excavated /
awhilo in the soft earth and then run V.-.'a
bayonet still lurtb. r doitn, when the point'
came in contact with a wooden substance
be became excited and no doetrt elaty.
•jtli this new discovery that be carefully I,
, Bl the cavity and markedlhe sja't ,
Vith the 1..'4-/!tion of returning and bring- |
is g his treasure bOP>C- Ibitala# when on a i
•eoend visit to the -p4 ;jp traces were
there, an-1 after hours or w.mry he
abal'UPPcd the quest and eonimunlested
tor mat* his neighboring settler- and
even l" thi- 4-/ jhe firm belief among the
older inhabJiaiiU tU' money i* buned
somewhere in this wild
Within the last thirty years li.4;ai;> h-.ve
visits)*] 'hi- gap; and have mode diligent
search kfU. s)>i- treasure, but have gone
awav disaf iw'nbrj, ghd now the tale is tub .
on a" Winters night, children s chil
drrn gather close f grandfather - side,
with young fates listen w'th
ebildi'b inurest U tlfi# L-agrdy. and other
weird talwtofihc tWWVgfM >ai!-y. known
!AA Green'* Gatp
Sugar Va(Ug %
J. Haltßlso.v UrTIS.
For the Re|>orter.
From Michigan.
Editor Reporter. Dear Sir: As 1 fre
quently notice, in the column/ of your ex
cellent paper, glowing description* of the
country and crops, west of the rather of
Waters," by |cr*on. who likeyour humble
servant, have bid adieu to tho home t nd
scensw of youth, and parted from friends
and assuci -tas .U loved and f.-ndly cher
ished in memory; 1 am tempted to give
you a brief description of southwestern
'Michigan This beautiful prairie, inter
spersed with beautiful groves, ami dotted
! with crystal lake*. i second to none in title
i gigantic valley, for the production of cere
al* and in the bourn o{ the Jakes -port
million, of the finny tribe. All lovers of
pi*, atonal sp<rt can find real enjoy went
here Follower, of Atmroil will also find
myriad* of water fowl* and *inal! quadru
ped* to try their *kill in the immediate vi-
Linity whil-t a few hour, ride on the ear
will Ukc llieni into a country abound ng
with larger game such airo/rrs, bear,•! -r.
Sic. Your correspondent Willi threo oth
er persons caught in two hour* lOlb of
H.l. the largest not weighing more than
'CI Vol,<J. There are s.-m- caught that
' weigh from M 1" V
" ing of tho fl-ldwg The cr >p are
excellent with tho exception of corn,
, which has suffered considerably from the
. Irouth in July, and which it supp >-ed !■
• vielo only about 70 bushels (shell d) per
£ Amies are abundant and orchard-
■ fJ ' ISl with tho de!ic;u
; fruit Iwm Ims aresf-nfce and wero injured
by the tremendous io stfijim lst wlnU-r.
Fnriuers are busily engage,( in L( -paring
/[" "il for winter grain A gftnd plow
1 trial Wflk l ,la " 0 lhu 12th ul ' l 'V°", r VI "
1 fill- at which * large number of plows
ciinty, at . , fi , lt l e,,mtniltee appokit
' ijpd agents present;
■ fnv theiu,-to ascertain, and decide, on the
> The "tlrploma' wga agarded
' H " plow. iWanufa.tured at Af-
L hion Mich Draft of plow, cutting furrow
'Wimh's wide and li inches in depth was
*LJ |iJ _Tlre "Colorado' hug. ha* miur.-
the potato crap considerably. Tho
e< ? -vill not be one fourth of a crop. As
, i'r Vuntly notice accounu published,
1 . have died from tho effects
w'' er f \?!£rL them, let me warn your
' of h ?r* mb. o! their guard and prepare
' f e ? them thay arp trsvolling eastward)
f 5" r . r„ us dungorou* when they bile
for they ar , " . poUtOM promi-e
vVd Water lind mush melon-arc
a fair viti • •'Penliuuiig" rail roul i
abuntfanr Mi .| l:lWrt u„. A froorid,- was
' ®Y"i£ citizens on tho 17th ult by tli.-
f vl, ' l Ta largo crowd took the bom-iu of
f S 4 '; a rion. Your delegate* hav. pre
. 11,4 o ticket to tlie Democrats 'f old
W'-Outre" for county officers of which you
? well may boast. With such a ftrong tick
ly j <•( an ov , i ,vh<- mliig majority for thv I'cn
,j ( ; m>rats will roiili in<lotobcr. Somny it hi
jj ; Rdward*burg Mich. HARHV,
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"i For the Reporter.
A Rcjttiiitlpr.
|( , To Van ami Zackaria*:
Ymirartirh in the !!•/ • doubtle*
fitnl- a willing reee|itioii among the br<u
v and butter men of your "grand" pic nlc
' i"l,Ullr> l>irii|sh I ,to>-t- It w Veil
'• Rii> 1 ot'yoit to inform the coiuinunity tha
*, at thn next issue of the A'./uiAiicon the\
might ov p,-i'l an article on th, "grand
j | no. II to, Y oil .iioo',l Ita vo added, howevet
j thai it contained a mi(/■ ■' and fs/iAemf.
1/o/soA...- on the piity from Centre Uai,
" i who cmi-o ratln i io\; -it a cave than to at
i i tend your pic-uic The l.audlnrd ofCen
, i iri> 11h1 I uti.i laruish u MI oxcellent con.
j vtty aitce. lie liaa been amply paid. \o u
( I I .nod that he defrayed hal the exfieii..,,,
' j <t our suppor at Potior. Mills ll Is a tali.
■ , rival 101 l ami you know ii f*u. Ii itlle talk
! ! and \t 11 till Uii.rep.o .lil.iuoliinitonly
, llicir birth m ni IIH). whose conception ,f
j etijovnicnt can rise no higher than a" i
! vial Hop." Our party ilid visit a very m
i lerestiug oaw i. ,n mg here uher I p i„,
( we safely arrived on Long's Farm at 11
I o'clock where we profitably spent one hour
' and then quietly drove to Potters Mill-, for
f ■ \\ e did not >' uieeal oursclve. on av
count of any colisctoU*nc. of evii-doing.
' Ills iNidi iif our enjoyment find, endor.e
ntem tn in any upright citifcvii and moral
i t in |)ie w iiui.unity. \oti. however, are
endorsed only by a a.; if of any i-<>iiununit,vs
P air, frvble, w< < k-knecd Centre IlalT
j did actually refuse your lordshlli* to *:-
tend your "grand' pio-im Why * Si n
|i v l ocalise we dot not fed like helping
1 you to defray your old bills from lat ve.-,r.
liow is that account which begins some- j
thing like as follows:
V. P. "grand general .sim of social I
eve-sores & other*; Dr To J pints
To dtinks ,Vc , A closing w ith the -ug- 1
getive charge of nineteen drink, SI,VM
For this rvasn we re.peetfuHy declined
to contribute.
We rind no fault with your mode of en
joyment. Do as you like. Hut keep your
■InIMOQI '■ ■ X' BfttltlN \\ hat we have
written here you can deny in print as is the
custom of men w Ii > arrthe<rufA„rsof false
hoods, hut unfortunately you have com- j
n i ted V' urs Ives u> often to escape.
So "Zuck cuius again with your
"*r< ad' Pi, -nic of two doaen of ladies and I
gentlemen from abroad and about thirteen I
doaen boys from the neighborhood coining
ther, to witness the ndvant of imperial
I Kline the tiddler and spectacle pcdler, < i
and Smith and Haunt ; representing the j
'beer and ntclael interest of Helluf >nte.) I
representative* of the "dignity" of Helie
foutcinwH thegiory of lolly Rome. Koiuc
was never better represented
_Thine till the nv xt
Sec. of Centre Hall Pic-nic. I
P. S. All communications must be ad
dre-, d to Sec.
(Communications of the above nature, ,
five cunt* per line.) j.
DEATHS.
On iirvl, in Aaronsburg, Abraham
Swart*, aged about fid years.
On 23r*l. in FraukUn tup., Huntingdon 1
county. Flora Jfuie, daughter of John I-
Jameson, aged 1,1 years, 5 111011111-.
MARRIAGES.
On the 11 of May. at Centre Hali l.uihe- '
ran par-mage, by Rev. J. Keller Miller,
Mr J. M Alter- of Gregg township, to -
Mis, Diana Bailey of Pcnn Halt.
On 24th of August, at the Centre Had
Lutheran par ullage, bv Kcv. J. Keller 1
Miller. Mr. Kmamiel \\'hite ufth# vicinity '
of Bellefouie, nnd Mi?. Alice Ream, of '
Gregg township.
On the 2ftth of Aug.. at the Bcf. parson- j -
age, in Belli f 'nte. bj Rev D. \V. Wolf, f
Mr. W. 11. Bilg'-r to Mis Cnrolim Stirie, |
both of PliMsant Gup 11
RPWO FARMS KT PRIVATE HALE. I,
1 The undersigned otfer- liis valuable I ,
farm, about 25 mi! -c.,-! of Centre llall, I "
at priv ate sale, it contain*
101 Acres of Land
all clear, in addition to about LI arras of]
the best white oak timberlnnd. The int- I
pro*cjpeftta area (1
A-V-A 'N C U two-ttcry frame dweL ]
ling house, a g—ni new hank | ,
□3 i K barn, ami nil neci -<ary out- J t
ArSf J T3 haiidii gs, and al-o a tenant x
house; a will ot g.Hai water at the iin.in ] t
farm house, also a well of water at tenant '
hiHise, unit a .-tri'ani of running water I '
tli land, and no stone, upon the '
land.' A good v uing oj i rrd >m the pre- 1
miscs, and al! kind- i t hdlce fruu m-ar j
the house. This farm adjoin* Ja. M'Clin- !
tick. Widow Gregg. Cyrus Durst, a.id j
farm occupied tiy l liiilp Durst. j '
ALSO, another farm known as the Hor I
iicr farm on Nittaev mountain, abut l
miL ffoi,. C"tr.i ft nil, containing 2721
et Ke>,bf ni<4i" .l ; t -re. cmsi-t of J
good young eho-miJ tiipboii nn.l The iut- t
provcmeiits ara a two story dwelling hoitsi*
and barn, and !->' a tenant h,>u-.' It ha*
a large orchard and all kinds „f fruit, and
several good-pring-of water. This farm j
i* well suited for dividing into two farms ,
For further nartieulats apply t>
tiKoUi.K DI'RST,
I- p.nm 'outre Uall. n
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(rtAI'TION. All person* are hc.ebv 1.
j cautionixl agai"-t moddling in any t)
manner wi'.h atol-chc*i ami n b -ring ma- >
ebifie, belonging t<> Joseph Palmer and
lakcn under execution f,y constable Wm w
Carson, which wa-laisfuitv i a'
pu lie - de for claim of debt arising froti j |
S.tin'l Harp-ter' , uite. ,id , best and an | !
ger having bean fairiv kn,*-ki J down t,,|
thcuml. r-i.-ned JOHN f> lIKf'KKItT. U
Lept. it Polt. r - Mills, h
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hISSoLI TloS. Th" I artna rskipl fi
herofoforc . ..i-tmg 10-tsyeeij Peter I,i
K'-rlin r.4 A K* i iii, in tho -tore at
Sinking Creek Mi';'- ha* bcni dissolved by 1,,
inutiiarcoii-eiit. The l>u-inc-- willbecon-|v
tinned a! the oid *:ai) 1 by P<- er Kerlin Jj,
a*-i-tcd by attentive clerk* Thankful for I
jmst favors h>* solicit- a continuance of the j f,
public patronage. | o
The hooka will be left in the hand* "i [ i
Peter Kprlip, and tho-c wishing to lettb-11
their account* can 4 o by rnlliag up„n ,
him. PKTKR KKKLIN. L
lsep.Ct. AA K I". It 1.1 N J
- -A
Lnige nntl Valuable
Farm at Public Sale
The valuable fnrid of Peter Durst, dec d, I (
lying in Porter township, on thermu lead- j ,
ing froui Old Fort to !?< nlsburg, will he I J
offered at Public Sale, on the premises
Oil Thtiriclny Novnnlwr 2titl, IS7I j
at 1 o'clock, i the afternoon. Thi* farm I
contsiH*
200 Acr*s f Lmul
more or le*s, of which about W Acres con
sist of
Valuable Tnnlierluiul,
the balance is highly improved and under
• he best state f cultivation, and consist* of
the best lime -tone land 111 the valley,
which for beauty uf location and fertility,
cannot he excelled by any fn in Centre j
county. The improvement* consist of a
Igirge two-story llriek House,
Brick \Va*h-!ioti*c and spring house
I*n roo Bank Burn,
aOxHO, with wagou-slii.d at either end. J*o I
all other nee - tr.v ,uthuildir,g. The I
I pri-miso* ,re well supplied with
Never Failing Water.
conducted to the bam and lioii-e in metal I
pipe* from tho spring close by. A'-o n
Lnrgi- Orchani
with ail kind* of choice fruit.
Till* farm i about one mile above Old
Fort, and half mile from the locution of
tho propo*i I, O Ah. ('. Ill*
Term* will be reasonable ami mad*
known on day of sale. Kr fulhcr particu
lar* apply to Joshua PotU-r. in Harris twp.,
or .lohii lli.ii, I in <lrcgglW|>.
JfiMll ITA P'IT I KK,
JOHN ItiHIIKI,
Lep.'im Kxccutor*.
I fJ7'.-* FOR SAI.K nt Centre Hall.
IJ Will he ld, at public si! . at
Oi iilre Halt, on Thursday November 2nd.
1871. •
TWO VALUABLE LOTH
belonging to the estate of Peter Dur t.
dee'd, containing about 15 Acre*, adjoin
ing said town, and situate one of them on
the Bru*hVglley road and the other in the
rear of samo.
TBRMH— will ho mutla known on day of
*nlo. Halo to pomineaco nt 10 tfeloek, a
JOSHUA POTTER,
.I(>n N RISIIFL,
Ispt.'im. Executor*.
Hot SK AMI f or EOH SALE.
The undersign-d off,' • at private
Msaln a Iwu -lory dwelling house nini
Lot. on ain street, Centre Hat!
with -ta'iean,l all necessary
I' and uhoicc fruit <n '.he premise*, and wn
■ tcr ii| the yard 'Phe house Is a g0.,,1 a:
I new. For futher partsculars appl vb>
II - D, D, OSS MAN,
* tlaug.tf. Qciitro Hall,
m * liicliU'til liuilitiiid Vit tlciil.
>c,
lit iVrwiw ht/i i.
i Bofjon August \ fr.ghtfti!
|<n cm red U -nlgh on th. l'. *toi ii Rnilront
! •.( Revor** -even mile* IV* 111 Boston Tin
! i' oui ioilniioti ti'uin started behind tlim
il ! .'in., nbile •to|>|'in.: lit lite station sho Part'
* ! ind iiishtMltu i ..veit e k m l tele
cop.-.| if, killing taeniv-oiie ph-engw<
i ontrlglii, of whom three were woincn. moi
| V oin<l:rtX nine folly or tlily more The
J < nr* ■ <oli fire and two or three we re con.
i; \ anted, M<t of till' ll 'tin'l' l wot* 111-
I. ! ,i i. I their ! tl|l< f, :ur. ,1 k I*l J,'
'• | M unit** i- of phy*icinn* mid aurgoou- wcr#
"lift atteiiilnnce. The kllli d ni' l wouml d
uI. | , , , , .
~ J 'Coll „ d tll't*,V l • 1,1 lilt 111 I Nile 11.
When Radical editors ntnl "jankers
yll it I k o! th* curt uidioii o| the Dettto
[ oratic |>*rt \ in New York mot I- *
! where, they forg I .Mr. Botllwrll V tie
| count oldefah atioin, mul uimettl* d dc
r iitatid* In ,lie tunc <•! nem tv iiiinly
| Due Million* ut'lbd'atx. I'lie (mgrl
j one lltidev of Nciv York, u Kolcixl
. Irurnuiv and defaulter In the tuito of
I over lln v forget u 'urgei
j j stuff than thi-, taken by General
[Grant from the i'ia*uiv lor the St. I
• I' , it •j ih iy forget li iv the!
jdi-ui ot l.uu -iiinn haa runup from#lo,-;
OOO.OOU t > $4i>,1)00,000, [li eleven j
year*, and (lie taxes from twenty-ouc !
c. lit- on the (JIOO to two dollar*, with )
r< .Ulih a* had in North Carolina, am!
scinost ft* had in \rktui-:t-<, Florida,
Texas, and Georgia. They forget that j
after paying inx< - for the interest of
tlie Federal debt, which exceed.- 0100,
000,000, nearly throe hnudred millions i
more are wrung from the IKO|IIC —and i
tlmt where the expenses of Mr. Riichnn- j
nan for civil service alone were 070,-j
000,000, those of General Grant, for
the civil service, are 0102,000,0tKh
Ml these matters they forget, and f
--lei the utmost* horror over a f.ilae
turnout, of the fiscal all.iii> of New
York. Rut this is a trick of scurvy
politicians, and will have itu |*rnia
tietik imprcssiou upon sensible jieople.
Mli.RoY MARKETS.
C -rrc.-tcd by Joha M Dowell.
Wliik) wbent l,l*i ..Red wheat 1,10. Rye
60.,,.,.C0rn '*• Out* Jj Barley <io
Clover*eed 5,00 . .*,Timoihy*eod 4,' At 1
Salt 2 jO per -• k I
Bacon lib- Ittitii 18...,,. Butter 20.. Egg* !
30 Blaster y.&O
BELLKFUNTE MA RK ETS
Corrected by Keller & Mu- er.
White A" heat SI,3U, Red 115 .'Rye...... j
7l .....Corn itl >!> 4u Barley 75.
70 Clovereed 1,51 l I'oUtoe* 50. j
Lard per pound 121 Pork per pound 00 j
Batter 35 Egg 15 Piasterprr ton!
sls Tallow 10 Fat 13 Ham 20
"■ | ■ ,i
N'OTICE Til Si iIDOLTEACHERS.-
By a resolailoll <>r the Board of!
School I)irecU>rs of l'otter township, the
common *chool of --i,i townshipwillcom
mence on the first Monday >f November
nest, t'j ivintinue KS day. Appliennt* for
school, arc hereby *l*o .iiotitfed that the
It >ard by resolution ha graded teacher*, I
salaries, a* per number of ce tificate*, a* j
follow 1
.Vn.'- s— Permaneet ocrtilh-ato. stl perl
m .nth; No li s!>; No 1 i s as : No. H$S7
No. 'Ji $ '(i; No. 2) ir t'; and No. 31 $54.
FrmaU* I'eruianent certilit ate, ?sl7; I '
So 1: >.'■ N. . 1) >il; No. )$;:, No
$ 53: No. 31 s'sl; X •: -A
Kvperiencd m o teacher* preferred.
Bv -rder of the Botnl.
I J AUNKV. I'KTEK IIOEKEB.
Soo'y. l*n il t. |
nug'Jj 3iu j 1
F|t.\ \ NttTICK. In n< cordancc with I,
I ar act of A---nnil|v. noti ei her>-b\ i
given to the cjiitc ,of l'otter, from whom i
taxes for e-hikil purpose, for the pre*ent 11
year uro due, thai on nil such lave- ! i
paid l >tho under,r -iiid Tfea- ircr, at hi- ;
residence on or before l<sth ol November I,
next there will bo a ile Jnction of Ave per!
centum, "a III! live- paid within otic
month after said date no deduction will he I
made, and that upon all *CII.h>I tnves re- j
maino.g unpaid alio l'ee, inter ).*>th next | .
there *> :ll hi 1 an a<iditi<>n ol five per cell- j
tun Byerlerofthc Board.
Kit HI). K I'RTZ, '
aiig2o.sm Trnuutcr. 1
IJIRLIC SAT.K The tn.dfr-iorn-d ,
X Uill otl-r l.i i!i ■ m tin l •'•ill -bv of
Uctoljer, ]*? J,
\ VAU AiILK K.\l;\l.
>ituuted in P->Uer!.wnhit> Cen re- unity
Pn. a!' 'ill t tilile* Kal n! R->al-burg. ami 4
mile- Wi I "f (\ntr# Hill. containing.
TWO JIl'NDllKI) At HF.\
tniircif lv -. aba-.I one hundred ,V -i-vi ii-
Iv ae-c# of ui) farm Uthe b*~t liqe
land. in n high *tale • I-V.iltii alio*. and the
baianee in the bwl nftitub r , •• e-o-itlng of
link, CliMlntil Sec. A- . andl • •- -dl -oippiied
wi b water by a n< ■* ••• failing running
ktri-Ain, !-<.• never fail ing w ell ufm< .-1 l.-t• t
Water.
Tii building* oil tU'- farm are vi-ry am
!>!•. < i>r,ii',il!f of a large "J #tory frame
dwelling. :i tenant li 'U-, I*lgo Lank burn,
wiili nil to- i--ary outbuilding-. *u-h a*
wu-li house with running walcrin it, wagon
luiii-ii, liuaw, carriage linui*, nog
I.'U '. A■ , nil Hi fiaal iifd'ir, Al#o an
tiliCll \Kl> OF CHOICE
fruit uiol to none in the state, consist
ing of a|ph -, peaches. i-lutm, ohcr
rit-. A . Theab-rt- farm affords an op
portune v for valuabh investment, and a
very tlr-irahia fcoti>*. It it known n. the
Inti- -i -iilr.-i -f of An into! tipaiiglor, Jw-M.
TEKMM -One-third t • remain in the
farm h* a dower during the life of the wid
ow. Int-re-t to be (mid annually, me
third to l*o |mid on confirmation of ale,
the balmier- in olio year thereafter with in
lcrot. To h-- secured by bond ami mort
gage n tilt- premise*.
M VRG.VKRT SPANOLKK.
RZKA L SPA KOI,Kit.
augll.Pt Kxooutor.
Model Bookstore.
Model Ilookstorc.
Model Bookstore.
OPPOSITE
()|i|nwite
liIJSII !1/>I*SK
Bush. linii.se
BKLLKFOKTK PA
Bcllefonte Pi
J. I. RANKIN,
I'rotir.
N A run 10 s
Hair Restorative
Contains no L\( FDLPIII It No
SUGAR OF LEAD -No LITII
APOE-No NITRATE OK SIL
VER, and is oniir< lv five front jh
Poisonous n<l llenith-dostiovitig
Drugs o*od iu oilier lluir Pr paia
tims.
Transparent nnd cb-rir a* crystal. It aiM
not *oil the finest fa brie, perfectly f'A r K
CLEAN nnd KFFHTEM de-'-b-rs
tuniH l.aNii MiITGHT Ft fit VN 1 >
FOUND AT L VST!
lj r>tore and prevent# the 11-nr Irotu
heeniiiinK Cray, iinln.rte a a;-
pearnnce, reiuove-i Puiulrun, i# refreshing
to the head, cheek the Hair from falling
off, and re* tore# it to a great extent when
prematurely lout, prevent* Headache*,
i nrei nil liuniow, cntiim-oii* eruptim*.
mi I unnatural bent. AS A
FOR TII K HAIR IT IS THE It EST All-
XI'LK IN THK MARKET.
DR. G SMITH, Patentee. A Ver, Mil--.
Prepared only by PROCTER' RftOTII
KRS, Gloucester, Mass. The genuine i*
put up in a panel bottle, rondo cxpresaly
for it, with the name of the aiticle blown
ill the glas*. Auk your Drug a-t mr Ni-
TITHK'* Ham RKSTOKAIIVK, o<l take no
other.
, -r Send two three cent stamps to Proc
ter Brother* for a "Treatise ou mo Human
Hair.' 1 The information it contain* is
, worth sdA>,ooto any (htsoii. Isep.ly
n!
id ]
l* j
It* <
T 111' Pl (• e
d J
TO BUY
t'HFAP .sflUKtl, iIOOKM.
is AT
LIVINGSTONS
.
WHOLESALE
HOOK STOJik'.
I
I iiug3s Un Belief. nte, l*a
CHEAP MUSIC.
SUHsCIIIPKHs t<' I*KTKU' Ml'aiOAL
MoNVIII I get all the latest ,tiol lies! Music
at . lie an I tw-< cents a pie. e Kv.-iy num-
I her contain* from $1 to s*• worth of new
! Music; alot it can he had for 80 cent- The!
j-lnly and August number* contain 'thirty
I Piece* of Music, <73 pages, theet-iituaic
-ir. . and w.il In- mailed fur.'ale nt. Ad
: lr.- J. 1, PETERS, &W Broadway, New
I Y"fk. BWugdm.
To Owners of Unseated Lands!
|Vf OTICK Noli. ei- hereby given to
a.l owners ui I'm eat oil Land*, in
Centre ceuntt, that there w ill be an Ap
! oeal held at tne I'ouitiiissiorters' Office, in
15.-1 lefonte, >n Thursday and Friday, the
14th mid 15th days ot Septamlier
next, where all person feeling themselves
aggrieved by the late assessment can at
tend if they seo proper.
The a,- - airs oi the different p>w n-hiti*
will l e in The Bald Eagle
and western townships will appear on
Thursday, the 1 Ail*, and balance of county
on Friday, the 15th
Bv order of Commissioner*.
j i.ugio.4t. WM. FI'KEY, Clerk.
i HRtICKEKHOF HOUSE rlm.dUium*
( if (Viitre couutv are informed that thtt
I fine hotel at Kelfetoiite, ha* beencouipliTe
! y refitted and wilt he • e-opencd in the
| t*e*t and most acconimodat ng style fur the
entertainment of guest,, on next Monday,
; court week, i The new proprietor*, Me-.rs
j 1) M. Johnson A Son. nr.- experienced
| iiotelict*. having kept the best house at
| Clearfield, Pa., for a nu nber of j ear*,
' and their plchdid management of the
| -am*, with their constant endeavor* to
..,.ke (heir guests f,-. 1 tit home, are ample
' guarantee that the Brock'-rholf !l*u*c un
| dor its new proprietor* w ill be belter kept
' '.han i-vi - before, and second to none in
• eutral Penn'n. (Jive it atrial—with all
I .I, excellent ics the charge* will be mode
rate.
! / IKNTKAL HOTEL Corner".of TliTd
\ ' and Chestnut Street, Midlinburg, Pa
John Shower*, Proprietor.
Its Central lewation makes it particularly
desirnhie to persons visiting Town on
huinea* or plea*ur.
H. A. Tnvlor'i Livery Attached.
un23.lv
RANKIN'S
. MODEL BOOKSTORE
The Depot
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
in Centre County.
A CARD Wo have removed opjm*iie
t■ • th'- Ititsh House and are telling out our
;4. k left from the lire at bargain*. We
are settling up our books and acc4>tinU and
will be much obliged to one aiul all t<> call
an I settle their accounts. We would ay
to our numerous Irien.ls and customer*, to
pbt.<" accept our sine r thanks fr the!
g. ncrtHis |kutronage they have always be
stowed on ti*.
BVRKHIDV ,v TBOVA&
S NOTICE, letters to*--
tan:, nt i I- tin . stt of P-lr
liiir-t. late-if I*..Hi r township, Ceiitro coun.|
IV, dec'il . having been granted to the un-j
tfer-igneil, alt person. Indebted to the said j
e*tate nr r-<jueste 1 t. mat," Immi-diateh
scttleiement, and those haing claim* to'
pre id them dulv authenticated for |ay-
JJoaaeiPorrn, it
Johk Ittsnxu I*
ju'. Il.'iir K wutors. i
ENGLISH ROOFING FELT.
I - found to stand well in all clim*te, being
.-il a-ive! . u>ll for Hooting ll"UM-, Hut- ~
lie Mi: c and Shed#; for Laying Flat ,
it-d-, <iiit!-r. I.ioiiig (irananes Store-;
\\ ha, either ewtatde), and for 1 -'
pi*. _• S| te or Tib - |t i *l.i ol|#p
.it ••!',- in.- Cuilliiii on the undemeAln
■ of rafter, of a Mated or Tiled Roof,
ii.il a- < C ili t to Iron RKf, counter I
a. sing H.-at, Kro-t, and Condensation of -
Vloi-ture i
The English Kelt i out uo in roll# of 26 I
%,ir.l in li-tigth, by fcf Inches in width, and
containing a >i|rfauo of IU Mpiare feet | '
Tliree-Ply Felt.
for hoofing. I]
In Rolls. 20 inche- wide, by 60 feet In| |
length jeach roll wdl cover n urfas-o 10 |
fe.-t opmre, or L*l #<juare ft, _ j a
It I-Ur be laid . riS the naif, shiiiglej,.
fashion, with a lap -f two inches, and e- >
cured t>y naili'ig the edges with 3d nails ;
and tin • ps. (
When laid, the F.-lt is to be painted with ■ |
M.a-tic R.w.f Coaling, and Sanded. The-]
Mastic RoofC.mting i miiel. ready for (
ue, and i appliesi with a i.ru-di- jt
Tarred Roofing Felt
Used extensively for Shoaling House#, and
for Tar and Gravel RooUnif, *.*<• for plac-1
ing under Slate. Tin and Shingle U-"flnß.
It if used in parking Woolen# ami Fur#
to protect them fr-un moths.
lul up iivroil# Weighing 46 pound# each. .
tr pound- Felt will cover a sur&ro of UAH
square feet.
TWO-PLY FELT.
For Sheaiing House*. ILwBnir Temporary].
Ilmbling*, making Water Tight_ Pismrs. j i
anil for placing under Shite and Shingle#.
In roll*. 2ti inches wide by fid feel in 1
length. Each roll will cover a •urfaoc 10
fret square or !(*> square feet. ,
For Sheating it can be ttailcsl ujmn the
-tud.ling, tunking u perfectly air tight
h"aline, and sure protection fVom damp
lies*. Rat#, mice or vermin will not go
near it.
MICA CANVAS ROOFING.
In roll# containing 'AV> square feet. Ist"
be laid ueros# the roof, nnd lapped *hingtc
fntiiion With a lap f two inches, and se
cure-! by nailing tbo edge* whltb 'A' o*
tack*.
This is the only Composition lb>Hng
tlint does not require a tinishing coat l
paint or cement
Uniurrsil
For Carpet Lining. Deafening Fl-mr*. and
for (lilting under Slate, Tin and Shingl
Rooting.
Put up iii roll# weighing 1(10 pound#.
10 pounds Fo t will cover a surface 10
feet square, or 100 square feet.
MAN U FACT I' RED lY TIIK
PENN ROOFING (0., .
105 Nii til 2d. HI Pliilitl'l|>hla.
llaug.Sin
Youug and Devlin*;-
CITY STORE.
I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
: The Urgent and beat oaaortmcnt of
. Dry (> noils,
Clolhing,
Orocerics,
i 7
Hoots#,
& Shoes.
- Notions &c.
in tire county, give us a trial and save
" ir-ini l- r to 20 |ht cent, on your pur
c cliiiscs. july2B.
. A
VMM I NISTKATORH' NUTICK
Notice i> hereby given that letter* <
Vdinlnis: ntioii, ovei the estate <
iJe.it g,' Fell, late of Mile* township, ilec'ri
have ti -im graultwl the undersigned. A!
j person* knowing thom*alvea iudebtad t
lid ' 'la!" will |daa* makopaynieut with
nil delay, und those having claim* wil
present theiu propurly aulhatiiicated fu
: settlimimiL Aa MA Fxt.b,
J KXKIIIA It UAIKIM
i 'Aijuly (X Admtß'-irHtora
T lUUM
,\j July t, 1871.
Notice is hereby given to all the Collect-
I nr* of Hiaie and County Tear* of Con in
County, who have nut settled up their du
plicate for the vear* praviuu* to 1870, u
come in and settle said duplicate and Utah*
payment of the balance* due before tin
first day of HepUmiber next, on the sqid
balance* will be placed in the bands of an
Attorney, with instruction* to collect the
juauie without delay.
Ily Order of Commissionert.
WM FUIIKY,
July'JH CUrA,
NOTICE.
Offlce ofthe Lcwi*buig, Cwntre
and rtproce Creek it It. Co.
Philadelphia June 13th, '7l.
Notice it hereby given iliat the first in
sUlmetil of five dollars p. r *hare, to the
I capital stock ofthe l.ewoburg, Centreand
■ Spruce Creek Kail K'Mid CO., subscribed
in the township* oi Harris, Potter, Orugg,
Ponn and Haines Centre county, will lie
payable on the first day of July |N7I, and
subsequent instalment* ot five dollars per
•hare, will be due and payable ua the first
day ol each succeeding month until the
; whole is paid. Pay meet, of the above in
. stalmeuts are hereby required to be made
r to the treasurer of (lis Company, at tha
. office of the Centre County Bunking Com
pany Bel lefonte Pa.
JOSEPH LESLEY,
Treasurer.
N. B. Any person dusiringcan pay the
whole off at once. If payment* are not
punctually mode the law allow* one per
cent, pei month to be charged in addition.
Attention Farmers of
CENTRE COUNTY
TOHN M DO WELL
♦/ having leased the Ware
house ofCoplln it Strunk in Milroy. is now
prepared to pay the highest cash prices for
all kind* o| Grain Coal, Plaster and Halt,
constantly n hand may'Jtfim
C k S T k e HALL
Coach. Mantifao tory.
Levi Murray,
*t his establishment at Centre Hail, Pa.,
keep* on hand, ami for sale, at the moat
reasonable rate*, a large stock of
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
PLAIN and FANCY,
and vehicle* of every description made to
order, and Warranted, to be made of the
(test seasoned material, and by the most
k lied and coin|*etent workmee. Person*
wanting any thing in his line are requested
to call and examine hi* work, they will find
it not to be excelled for durability and
wear. _ aprtHHy
TAAKM FOR SALE.-The subacriber
I offer* at private **le the farn; on which
i li.- now rc*de*, situated in Ferguson lown
• hip, County ol Centre, .me mile and a half
I west ol Pine Uruve. The farm eoalaius
lone hundred and twenty acres of the best
j quality uf limestone, one bum I red aero* of
' wlilcli i* cleared . i.nd'-r fence, and in
j a high stale ot cultivation The balance of
' t w.mly wens* iaroveresl.with a fine growth ot |
; timber, the buildiug* are go.Kl and coats-1
uirnt, with a stream ot ruiiuuig water at:
ilo-d mr. An orchard in full bearing ofj
the ii'fv b*l variolic* uf fruit, and a grap<
vtnj'irj ot the Hunt popular and *lar.dard ;
varieties.
Thi ploudid fariu will Iw *old •
and term* made ca-y. For particular*eal! |
upon or mldrco
CJ M. K K I'I.KK, I
uiarSl.lf Pine lllMio Mill*
NEW HARDWARESTORK!
J. A J. HARMS.
NO. 8. BROCK KKIIoFF ROW
A iivv and complete Hardware Store Ka
been opened by th<* uudervigncd in Br*ck
••rholTs new building—wkcrr they aw prv
pared to wil all kind* of Buildingand ilu**
FurnUhing Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nail*.
Buggy wheel* in *otU. Champion Clothe
Wringer. Mill Haw*. Circular and llan
Saw*, Ten nun Saw*, Webb Saw*. IrwCwan
Krwlfrt, Bath Tub*, Clothe* Rack*, a ful
***ort <f Ola and Mirror Plate of al.
*iae*, Picture Frame*. Wheelbarrow*
Um|, Coal Oil Lamp*, II- Itm* Spoke*
Felloes. and lluh, Plow*, Cultivator*. Cort
Flow*. Flow I'oinU, Shear Mold Hoard*
and Cultivator Teeth, Table Cutlery, Shov
el*, Spade* and Fork*, I/k<, Hinge*.
Screw*, Sah Springs, Mor*e-Shoea, Nail*,
Norway H<xl>. till*. Unl, Lubricating,
Coal, Unreod, Tanner*. Anvil*, Vire*, Bel-\
low*. Screw Flale*, Illaek-luilll* Tool*. j
Factory Ilell*, House Hell*. Dinner Bell*,;
1on it H.lls, Tea Hell*, Orindfone. Carpen J
tor Tol, Fruil Jar* and Can*. Paint*, Oil*.
Varnishes received and for sale at
imieV OH.ly. J A J. HARRIS
News! See Here!
TIN AND SHEETIRON WARE
The underi|(ned hereby inform* the
citir.an* of I'ennavalloy that be ha* bur
i'imed the Tituhop heretofore carried on
by the C. H Mfi On,, and wil continue
liie aine, at the old *tand, in all it* branch
e*, in the manufacture of
STOVE PIPE A NPOIITISitI.
All kind* of repairing done, lie ha*
alway* on hand
Kruit (Vina, of all Sites,
BUCKETS,
01TP8,
DIAPERS,
DISH KS, AC.
All work warrantesl and charge* rea<>n
nhle. A share of the public patronage o
lieiled. AND. ItKICSM AN,
2*<sp7oy _ Centre llall
yi'.LLKR AJAHKKTT
dealer* in
IlitlTHS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
also all the
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES.
A very large a
*ortment of Toi-
I.KT Aarict.aa,
Fa ao y Good*
Soap*, Ac.. Ac.,
The flr.e*t qual
ity of K A/. o a
■iTKKI,, Poi'KKT
K viva*. Si "i **oaa
and Kamir*
W*l.l. Papkk isc
(•KKAT V A K1 KT Y.
PKESCRIPTIONB, compoundod by coin
potent druggist* at all hour*, day or night.
Night customer* pu I night hell.
ZRLLKK A dARRKTT,
Bishop St., Bellefonte Pa.
junlß 1
CENTRE HALL
Tan lard.
The undersigned would resjiectfuSl,? In
form the citir.en of Centre county, thai
, the above Tan Yard will again he put in
full operation, in ult it* branches, by them.
HIDES AND BARK WANTED.
The highest market price will be paid
, for Hides of all kind*. The highest mar
' ket prico will nlso be paid for Tanner's
Hark. The public patronage ia solicited
' lHatisftiction guaranteed.
dcS.'.ttf MILLER & BADGER.
\i
VIM IMI HKYNOI.II'* NKW MAN til*
s KMOXT, HlkllOf at., MolUdbtlU'.
*V i x i; S and L I H \ o u-
Tboaubacribor raapectfully call* the at
tention of the jilt bile to hi* ratabiiahm i>t,
where be la prepared to furnlah all bind*of
Foreign a>1(1 Domcatlc Lbiuor*' wholeaalo
•t tho lowed raali price*, which arc warran
ted to bo the boat ijualitie* accardini U>
their respective price*. Ilia atock coniu
?f. Kyo, MoaoiigaUela, Irlab and other
Whlakiea, all kind* of Brandie*. Holland
<iin, Fori, Maderia, Cherry, Black bo rry
and othor Wine* -the boat "artlclne—-nt aa
reasonable rates aa ran Ira had in tho city,
Champagne, ohurry. Blackberry, (finger
and Uarraway Brandies, Pure Jamaica and
Now England Bum, Cordial of all kinda.
Ue would particularly invito Farmers, Ho
tol keeper* m j other* to call and esamine
hit large supply, to Judge for tb*m*eivi*
and be certain or procuring what they buy,
which can aeldoru be done when purehaa
ng In the city.
JHr*Fbytleian*are respectfully rec|ue*ted
o glvo hi* litjuure a trinl. aplU
SIBNTKK HALL ifOTKL.
V/ John Si-ANUi.aa, Proprietor.
Huge* arrive and depart dally, for all
point*, north, aoutll, ea*t and woat.
Thia favorite Hotel ha* been rolllted and
furaUhed by it* new proprietor, and i* now
in every reapeet one of the moat pleasant
country Hotel* in central Pt-nti*ylvauia.
The travelling community and drover* will
alway* And the beat accommodation*. Per
son* trout the city wlahing to attend a few
week* during the cummer In the country,
will find Centre Hall one of the m<t IM 11.
liful location* and the Centre Hall Hotel
ail they could ilea ire for comfort and con
venience. apWM.tf.
COACH MANUFACTORY.
HAHDMAN PHILLIPB,
A T UIH manufacturing establishment al
xV Yeagertown, Ob the Lewutowi
ami Bel lefonte Turnpike, ho* now on bam
a fine slo* k of Carriage*. Buggies, Bulkier
and Spring Wagon*, which fc* im* offer*
for safe aa superior in quality and *lyle* u
anv manufactured in the country. They
are made of the very best seasoned stock by
flrat cla* practical workman, and finishad
in a atyla that challenge* comparison will,
any work out of or lit the Eastern cilia*
and can ba aold at lower price* than (boat
manufactured in large town* and ciliaa,
aiuidkt high rent* ana ruinous price* of lie.
ing Bring master of hi* own aituation.
union* to ezcal in'hi* artiatiml professioi
and free from any annoyance* in hi* busl
ne*, be ha* time and ability to devote hi*
entire attention to hi* (irußwiun and hi*
cuatouier*, rendering nlifnction alike u
all patron*, operative*, hi* country, anc
himaelf.
Call and examine hi* *locb and learn hi*
price*, and you cannot fail to be satisfied.
REPAIRING
of all kind* done neatly, promptly, iBO
reasonably.
Yeagertown, June 12, 1888 ly.
DOUBLE AND SINULE UAKICK
fowling piece* at
aplO-M. IRWIN it WILSON.
WJ. B. ETTELE'S
IIOLKSALH WINE A LIUITOR
.S T O K K
Bishop street, Bellefonte, (n the Htone bull
""■lis* iormerly oci ufned by the Key
stone Bakery
Take* pleasure in informing the public that
he keep* coustautlv on hand a supply o,
choice Foreign ana Domestic Liquors.
All Htirrrfs, Krg ami fatli .vtrrmmtrd
to emmtmin tke quantity rrprtaentad.
The attention of practicing phrsicians it
■ ailed to hi* stock of
PURE LIQIfOKH,
suitable for medical purposes. Iloules,
jug-, and demuohns custantly on hand,
lie ha* the ONLY PUKE NECTAR
WHISKY in town.
All liquor* are warranted to giv<- sati*-
faction Liquor* will be wild by the quart,
barrel, ur tierce He ha* a large lot at
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the lnr>l grade on band.
Confident that lie .an p!cae customer*.
be ro*pect fully koliciu athaiv of public I .a" |
tronago ______ mylltt
JKW'IN A WILSON aro cwn*tantly re
reiving new good* in their line.
HARI) W A R E
ofevery •le&rriplionalrcdu.r e price*- now
being opened every day apIOTK
Wall Paper, cheap
| froUl 12 to 20 cent* per bo) la llei Lll .• 1
HI KKA LO JHJA LhS, of the be*? make
from ( lb* upto I'JI.IHI; b*.
| aplo° OK. u*IV A WILTAN
DKV HtLtHIW. Plank and Scantling
for lal* by lawix a WILMOX.
j aplOtM.
CKoSS-CCT AND MILL SAW'S. h.
make at lawix a WILMOX.
| aplO'iiti
PUMPS!
I
Wooden Pumps,
AND
PIPING.
The underaignod would riiijwntftillj call
the attention oflbeeitiaeti* oft ontrecounty,
and Pennvalley in particular. to the fact
that be i* nianttfactuaing
rti£ assr fUiitp,
■uade at hnt* or olew here. He use* none
hut the b- at material, IIK w AKKKNT* TUKU
to give *alifaction, a* being the timet laat
ing and durable, ivrtaiui To TUK iti.u
W.MKlCll juiinp, being arranged to let the
water off and prevent Ireeaing in winter
Pine. tMtplar or euctttuber pump* alwa.v*
on hand. Ill* malirial for puiu|>* i* all
•awed from large timber, and are thu*
Scoured aguinat CThcckinjjorCrackitip
All order* l.y mail promptly filled.
PIPING, m>Jevflkp Wrt material, of
Ave iin h scantling, joined together w il.
coupling blocks, thoroughly handed, and!
wai ranted to stand any pressure required
for ordinary use. I'riiei of pit in# range
from I- to 18 cent* per foot Send order* to
*opt aaiy J. TELLER,
Mile*bur*, Pa
Jlurial Canes
AND CASKETS.
AIR-TIUIIT AND IN DESTIU'CTIBLK
torn
I'mtwting l Preserving the !>mul.
The undersigned take* pleasure In an
nouncing (bat Tie ha* *ooured the*oleagen
cy in thi* county for
M E T A L LIC AN I) 0 L A SS
■ llurlttl C'ttMH. ttllll Cnnkcln,
which are so widely known a (o require no
special commendation. The METALLIC
It I' It IA L CASE, with it* present im
proved style and lluih, it* entire harmony
with the feelings of the bereaved. it* per
fected a<(julineaU and appointment* in
whatever relate* to the preservation and
protection of the hodv after death, confirm
it* utility and entire adaptite** to the pur
pose* for which it D designed.
COFFINS of all description* furnished
at the shortcut notice; and all order* filled
promptly night or day. The Dead laid out
with ct.re, and tuncrals and escort* *i|-r
intended in person. HEN HY H A Kills :
novlt iiellefotite, i'a
\ | I 1.1.KK S IIoTKLT Woodward. P
4 1l Stage* arrive and depart daily.
Thi* favorite hotel i now iu every respect
one of the mud pleasant country liotcD in
central Pennsylvania. The traveling com
munity will always find the best accommo
dation. Drover*can at all time* be accom
modated with stables and pasture for any
number of cattle o* horse*.
julyHtatf GEO. MILLER.
SPIN DLK SKEINS fur wagons, >ll i
•#, at the sign of the Anvil.
MIIIO'OB. Imwis > WILSON.
La MI'S OF KVKKY VAHIKTY and
| kind at '
splo'.iit* IRWIN A WILSON'S.
CLOTHlNG—Overctsts, Pauts, VesU.
and Ore** Coats, cheap, at Wolf ■>.
POCK ET CUTLERY—aII makes -
itrice* at IRWIN A WILSO
Looking-glass PLATRSofaiisir.
for KALE by IRWIN A Wllwo
-> 10'
JAPANNED TOILET SETTS. AND
otber Japanned ware, at the Anvil Store.
apltftiS. ' law IN a WILSON.
BOaLTS lor Buggies and Carriagl.t r
met in use; Fire Bolts, ditto at
pl 0"68 IRWIN V \\ ILKON'
tIOFFIN TRIMMINGS, a large astori-
J uientat IBWIN * WILSONS
Philadelphia More,
* In BrockorbofT* }<l>x k. Ilibnp Mr< I.
Hellefonle, where
• KELLER A MVSSLR,
I
i bavajuat opened lhabet, cheapest, large*
p a* well a* lb a ba*l assorted tck ot Uoodi
| ,ri Bellefbnta.
I HERE LA DIES,
la tba place to buy your Hilka, Mobaln
Moaainhiiiu<-a, Ilei**, Alpaca*, Detain*
Ln, Brilliant*, Mualint, Calico**, Tick
ing*. Pianola, Opera Planalt, Ladle* Coat
ing, Genu' Cloth*, Ladle* Hacque*, Whit*
Pekay, Linen Table CHoth*, Counterpane*
Crib Counterpane*, White and Colarei
Tarltn, Napkin*, Inaorting* and Edging.
White LaceCurlin*, Zephyr A Zephyr Pat'
torn*, Tidy Cotton, Kbawl*. Work lia.t.i.
SUNDOWNS,
Notion* of every kind, Whit- fiend* at
every description, Perfumery, Ribboii.-
Velvet, Taffeta and Itonnet, Cord* ai
Braid. Veil*, Button*, Trimming*, Ladici
and Ml*e*Bkirta,
HOOP SKIRTS,
Thread Hosiery, Fan*, Bead*, Hewing
LADIBB AND MIBBKB BliOKw
and in fact every thing that can be though;
of, dtured or used la the
FANCY GOODS OK NOTION LIN*
FOR GENTLEMEN,
they have black and blue cloth*,, black ana
fancy a**imrf*, aattinetu, tweed*, mel
era*, *ilk, *atin and common veating*, u,
.hurt, every thing imaginable in the fine 01
K<*ttllrUK-lift vmr.
Ktrdjtuule Clothing of Every Dia
•criptiun, for Men autl Boys.
RonU and Shoot, tn tndlett Mrtdj
Matt and Oapt, CARRETS, OUdolk,
Rugt, Brawn Mutlwu, HUaektd Mtu
lint, Drilling, Shetiingt, Tabietlaih*.
Ac. cheaper then el*e where
ofQUIBN# W ABE A K<>
< KKIKn cannot be excelled in qualit} w
prtco.
Call in atth-1 Philadelphia Store and con
vinceyoucMdve. that KKLLKK A MI'S
BKB have any thing you want, and do bu
•mam on the principle of "Quick Sate* and
Small Profit* apaOfK
QUam AMP MtOPCCK AKK T*KKH
' iOOD N KWB FORTH E l'E< )PLE.
S 1 AttrßCti " B and Great Bargain*)
r pjl K under.igned, determind to meet tb.
A popular demand for Lower Price*, re
spectfully call* the attention of the public
to hi* stock of
SADDLERY,
now offered at the old atand. Designed e*-
pet iell for the people and the tim*, the tar
get and mu*l varied and complete assort
ment of
KaddLw, llarnM, Collar*. Bridle*, ;
of every description and quality; Whip*,
and in fact everything complete u> a first
<-la# c*lahlihmeut, he now offer* at price*
which will suit the time*.
| |A better variety, a better quality or fiaei
rtyle of Saddierv ha* never before been of
sered to the public. Call and examine our
t*ek and be *ati*led before purchasing*
elfewhere.
Determined to plea*# my patrons and
thankful for the liberal hare of patronage j
heretofore enjoyed. I respectfully solicit * }
continuance of the same.
JAC<B DINGER. Centre llall.
VEW FIRM, NEW GfKIIK AND
Panic Prices.
FOSTER, DEVLING A WILSON.
Having j>un-ht *ed the extensive .tore ol
••well, (iillitabd A Co., and addadtothem
at panic primi large aiwoitnici.i of
NEW GOODS,
Th<*y are enabled to sell at
OLD FASHIONED PRICES!
\ ;r*e variut> of
Milieu' Drt- v*<wa t
[t.r.-wt llargnin* in
Miwlim and <'alinae.
lb-ady Made Clothing
WArrantcd t Suit
I < lor Cloth* and Uniawn,
Cant lw* excel Kal
j THKIKGKGCKKY DBPARTMENT.
A i-tmii-he.every one in a*>rtm-nt and low
pri,**.
B>i up. Sugar, Tea Ct>ffec, Canne 1 r. uil,
! Jet!te, Itomeatie and Fn*ig:> Fruit*,
Chewa and |*a>triw ot an kind#,
| • ami every other i.iticle be
longing P the tlroeery
Department.
| Thrp Whairtxt/e at PkiladefjJiin RaU
C4T- Farmer*, Meihanic* and lail>rt-r
[ look to your inlen rt. One dollar *avcd t
a dollar in pocket. Then call and •-e nl
what aP*nihinglr low price*
FoRSTKIt DRVLING A WILSON,
Are selling their Dry Coods and Grocerie*.
*ft*Nu trouble to show CJ.hmU.
If they are not a* reprmenled. we will
pay you for your trouble. Don't forget th*
place.
*A~TITRNKK BCI I.DI NGUK
ap*sHf Allegheny St.. Belief.nte P* u
CENTRE HALL 1
Manufacturing Co
Machine Workftj l
CKNTRK UaLL CENTRE CO., PA
Having enlarged our New Korxnxv mid <
M Arums Shuw and Aubicultubai
Wu. Stocked with all now and late*: ,
improved Machinery at Centre Hall, an
nounce to the public that they are now ready
to receive orders for anything in their line (
of business.
Shafting*,
' Putties,
Hangers,
IRON & BRASS
We also manufacture too celebrated
KEYSTONE
HARVESTER,
which now stand* unrivalled.
This Reaper ha* advantage- overall othci
Reapers now manufactured. One advan
tage we claim for it, is the lever power, by
which we gain one hundred per cent ovet
other machine*. Another advantage is the
hoisting and lowering apparatus, w hereh;
the driver has under hi* complete eontro
of the machine; in coming to a spot of lodg
ed grain, the driver can change the cut ol
he machine In an instant, without stopping
the team, varying the stublo from i to 14
inches at the outside of the machine, as well
as on the inside. It is constructed of first
claw material; and built by flrxl clan* ma
chanic*. We warrant it second to none.
All kind* of Horsepowers and Threshing
Machine*. Hay and Grain Rakes, latest im
proved. All kinds of Repairing done. Dif
feraut kinds of
P LOWS
AND
PLO W CASTING.
The Celebrated Heckendorn Econoiuica
plow which has given entire satisfaction
We employ the best Patternmakers, our
patterns are all new and ofthe most improv
ed plans. Plans, Specifications and Maw
ings furnished for all work done by us.
/■jtf We hope by strict attention to bum
oess to receive a share of public patronag
CASTINGS
of every description made and fitted up f
MILLS,
FORGES.
. FURNACES.
FACTORIES,
TANNERIES,
AC., AC
Alt orders by mail promptly attended to
I CK COM'P
Dr. Crook's WINE OP TAB!
nmirnton. SS2S2E
; Dr. Crook's WINE OP TAB!
I El XT t* the ntsned'j to **•
| OnptSCeßiuiptia jy '*
! Dr. Crook's WDfJOP TAEf
Ita* cared M*>ujr am
of Arttfma serf Broaehl
u, ih.i It ha* taa pro-
Alrthma SfOßChiUi. it#** */
Aotod, wtti yon l*
11 -i-e* presaal JOfl front
I Wag > n red at**
Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAB 1
RcsovMea ami I a vigor
atea lh enliro aystetu.
Braiu "' - fiiaritsK-fc
r+m+4y lot Urn mm k
fit-Mi {fitted.
Dr. Crook's WIN® OP TAB I
Kwwws in* Ape Hint, jfe I
AppfttiU. Stooicfc. 3T&5. oZ
tdvr. •*>- put* them to work t
—****** th tm*t I# itiaoot.
Dr. Crook's WINE o¥tAR!
lu aettea ee h* Ortaar?
iP*
CJUIZXIC. to rapndtKiag the arte!
•T o-crawe* vtkoe eth
ZSZtt"
Dr. Crook's WINE OP TABI
I* rich hi the amAetaai
• aueiiitee of T*r, mat
iSTOEiS &OVQ aritli Tinifmtalili is
-ow,"*ttal Strata 1
Dr. Crook's WINE*OP TABI
kii,n* paia ta btww
D7SITEPSIA t*s"
I* a moot sgauUis Baag. ,
lame of the Uwr,
Dr. Crook's WINE OP TABI
tout twaa naatlim mih
"rama(MM.
UVO*** tYfKqi bf
JjL Of PVfilA flUfrOl
£ff DR. CROOKS
jS&yg OLtMPOOhfr
POKE BOOT!
a#Sj|f|ifc /k WM& AtiwaZaTaT!
WTamo keowafor
%W/ ir Scraf&U, lenf hku
WVUK* Zxstsrt, IcrefaJfiu
SiMfrSM rf Ihft IfM.
a:: :.ffftn;j trtz
Brt
ffil x 'JF/' > w3f tSfIBA W reqiirtrgg
atiSflEifllA reaady to pttrJp asi
inrkh th i: sod. vQ
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WRjmyESr STBYPafPOC
w ha rtods
■rL\ l\ M lisi'-
f hHR i\ rn 1 &£fse^ VSkeie *
gist*. h*w u^;
Olive &ook A Oe.
CANVASSERS WANTED
FAT H Oar Own Flwaidf.* 1
An tliwwtraae* >*■*, pm
iMhed H*atkl>. aetoeriprtae
Kyeey —hacjpag ""VT'" A*l:
•able thro—, A rrmM IHeee. bteb
W. E. Unwm Prtlrtir, Dayton, 0
Tht* New Firm.
CENTRE HAM*. PA
New Spring
Come one ;ilid all!
| Just prrtvcsl giid will ' tv# !* ke|it
• >ii haittl m tttl I I •tie uf
Dry tiiKsli, Notaia*. lit.;
wamlGu<j*ware, Wuaalaml w ;'<iw *•
Iron, Salt, Hi.h nwi in fitci. a mogmtcw l
amortiiK nt ..feverv-tbing kr|t in a
First Class Store.
j now ready, and lor ante at marvel em 100
"'"(ioOllS TKItY NKAK ATTHB
4k1.1l I'llld'X
Mii-lin- thev will mli y*u the v<*ry k**t
brand* at price* that will art #-ih > u
I New sfriug
Ih •estf Good a
A most )h nutiful variety, confuting of all
! the noveltte* of the unto#, at lower rata*
than ordinarily charged at "thcr place*.
White Goods 4" .
Embrou enes
The finest t--rk in town, ho.h a* oqtJti y
iiualilv. ami prices,
>lo<jP BKIBIS
The he*l make*. latent style* and low.vt
rate*. fl'at* ami Chit*# in great vwrfc-lv
Linen*, Towelling*, checks, Ikculn it*, loth
Caasimer*. Cloaking*.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Sprint ami *uinmer shawls, in fact, we keep
everything, d will sell at a very email
advance i>n first cost.
All we a.-k that you will
CALL ANl> EXAMINE OUR STOCK
before purchasing eWwherc. a* we d- "•
consider it any trouble to
ALL KIN OS OF IIARNXK*
silver plated and Vankee llarnes* double
and single. bridle* and baiters. Apr '7
Mai*hood:Howlaisl.How Rpstort l
>lti*t pnb.ished, a new eilition of Mr,
Calterwell s (Vlebrated K**sy onthera il
eal cure (without medicine)of Speruinior
i rh<M, or Sraiinal Weakness, Involuntary
Si luinal Loo.. *, Inpotency Mental ana
, Physical IneupneUy. linpeditnenUlo uar
i ringe, etc; ul a, Consumption, Epilepsy,
[■ and Fit-, induced ty self-indulgence or
*extutl extravagance.
s.■%. Price, in a settled envelope, only "
• rents. , ~ . ..
I The celebrated author, in tlnsadm.ra
res-ay, clearly di-utontrates from a thirty
4 years' mrcMtflil practice, that the alarm
I lug consequence-of self abuse may be radi
, rally ?nrwl without the dangerous use 'i
internal medicine or the application of ti>>-
knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once
_ simple, certain, and effectual, by means of
which every sufferer bo matter what IM#
■. condition may be, may cure hitnsalfchcajo
ly, privately, and radically.
%-y- Thi* lecture should be In the sand
of every youth and every roan in the land
Sent, under seal, iu a plain envelope, t
any address, postpaid on receipt of st:
cents, or two post stamps.
• Also. Dr. Culverwell's "Mamag
Guide,'' price 25cents.
u Add 'CHAS b J* b c"kLINK fir Ce .
r 127 Bowery, New York, Port-offlcs J>
" 4.WW. ""P2- 1
STEREOSCOPES.
II YIKWa, ALBUMS, CBBOMOS, FRAME.*.
"E' 11. T. ANTHONY A CO., *
591 Broadway, Now York,
" Invito the attention of the Trade to their
extensive assortment of the above goods,
of their own publication, manufacture am
importation.
Also cii'tTo laxtkrk sliui..- _ki
I&KAfUOSCOrBS. SK* VIEWS 0F VO-KMI
E. & H. T. ANTHONY A 00
Broadway. New York. Oppotit M
r.i;u,liiau Motet,
, tMPORTxas AX MAKPrACTCKKaa or
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
marlo.6m