. . . ." dAJL REfCmTER
Fill DAY, SEP. 29,, 1871.
LOCAL ITEMS.
L id it, NEJTi. -Our friend* will >bllge
'iv sending in >/ local inter
-t. including death* marriages. Ac., as
..ich are eagarly read by your
the we-t. many of whom get the Reporter.
U'e would esteem it* favor if our kind pa
|.„;i. ,.jld occasionally mall copy of
t ,e Reporter l relative* and acquainUn
oo- who formerly lived m Centra county
sr. j removed to other pa.t#, which would
l ire many to become subscriber*.
IMPORTANT TO Bumnms MKN.—
" r ho circulation of the KKPORTRI, on
this -id- of the county, i* now greater
tliHti that of any two pao n in the
countv, hence business men who wish
to reach the Ponnsvalley trade, wib
Advance their own interests, by advcll
tiring ill the UKPORTER. Our suhscrir
tion list is open to the inspection of al/
who wish to advertise.
GoLUKK Fot* \T aIN Pen.— Somethiiw
n, t ,-vn i novel. Be sure aud read the ad
vcrtisement inonr p.mw. headed 'Great.
„.t Invention of the Age." e believe
the Golden F.-untain Pea i* unsurpassed,
i c.hhl p*'i i necessity to every man.
Soman and child. Agents, here Is
chance to make money in intrvriucmg .
good and saleable artu'le. Jan .. y.
PRICES - REDUCED,
at J. WAt.TKR * A Son's Carriage Manu
tectory, Milroy. Pw mayAffm.
0 -
S, 8. Wolf end 11. D Van Pelt, have
lea*e<l the machine *how and "oundry he
longing to the manufacturing company, in
thi- place- These gentlemen take posses
-ion on 2nd of October They are both en
terprising gentleman, and have Urge bust
ness experience, and are well calculated for
the business the.v are about entering into
INKVES* to them.
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Wc arc sorry to learn that WilUaxa. son
of ex-sher,ff Mu#er. of Millheim. who wa
accidentally sb.W In the arm near the
shoulder, #ome week* ago, has not vat re
covered, but still endure* great suffering
ftom hu wound and is in a precarious pro
die imcnt. Dr. Potter was called to ><~ J
him, last w ek, and made search for the ,
bullet, a hieh we arc t-'ld he found litdged <
in a bone of the thoulder, and the doctor <
fears amputation of the arm may be neces-
Loor ITEMS.—A friend sends us the fob ,
lowing items from the Loop: i
Win. A Kerr drilled 7 acre* of wheat on i
Tuesdav afternixm.
John"BW-k has a pumkin which weigh* i
M^Confer ploughed up snakes in one i
TI CSLT- " ,
Hesjrv Fve Sh>t four grey aquirrvl* and |
a large "IK-er near his father s residence one
afternoon.
Geo. Hatter shot 5 rats at one #hot. ,
The Icxn> drum corps and pole cat city ,
ttrine band under the supervision of *un- |
TIRV VTDBF AMERICA* I* AND TOT? <
jvI'R.UIA IFRPFI TTMIPJ nightly with mnr- |
Vne Milrov gentry are below par in the ,
L<ho Ket-r's schoolmaster chased one of I
them, who was here on a visit, (and who ,
was c A hi- way to visit his.lather-in-law,) ,
half a mile. Query: Whose lather-in- %
law lives near .verr's! t
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Sa o of jwisoti'i proixrty •' Rev* '
D. K< rr, ilec'J, ou Friday Sep!. 29th ;
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WHO BEATS ?—Mr. SAMUEL Harter,, ?
-ofGrecg twp.. sends us a ra'ldish meas-,
urino 29 inches in circumfvreticc; also | (
a tomato vine 91 fit! in length. This j
fAirly put? Gregg towuabip agaiuat t
the world.
Our !• araed friend. Mi. S. L. Stiver, .
of Lafayette College, has our thank? J
forcopie? i f publication* of that in- J
-tit j
I)EMOV" NIU,^ONT f * n to U RE O U,ERED ! i
Every voter •* regieierd ten days i
l efore the elet i^ oo *
li<Yter —Regiai v ®egi te r .
democrats, see that you tver ) dtn '
* i
erratic voter is registers L '
FIRE. —The dwelliiig housff of
J. Walters, at Milroy, was de4roye*li
by fire on Saturday. >
THE KAIEROAD. —The work of gm- 1 y
ding our radr.Koi i? still progressing. t
On the division east of Spring Mill?. „
we understand, men are al work at c
throe different places, as also on the
division west of Spring Mills. The
forces nt work, thus tar. have been
small, a* lb; contractors were disap
pointed iu tiieir exjmctetionx of ob- f
taiuing a plentiful supply of lalmrer?
in lite valleV. benee brought no force* 0
front other parts. We understand tliat
next week 150 men fttnn the Middle- g
creek road will arrive and be put to
work in Potter township. .
There were some rumor* of a diss- -*
greement between the Snowshoe tomp. "
and the Penn'a RR. Com p., which was
likely to cause the construction of the v
branch from Be.lefonte to Oak Hall to (
fall through. But we are authorixed to
sav, upon undoubted authority, that
no" difficulty or trouble of any kind
has vet taken place between the Penna (
RR. Co., the L. C. d: S. C. RR- Co.,
and the B. & S. 8. Co., to justify the
Teports current, that the Penua RR. f
Comp. made any move to defeat, lack
<tit, or otherwise interfere with any '
arrangeroenU heretofore made for the <
Bellefonte connection with the main t
line, and perwns who have been heai
.tatii g about paying their iuxtalnieiit* (
on account of such rumors, need hesi
tate no longer. The more proiupour j
people are in paying, the more vigor
ou-ly will the work be put through, i
B'e hear of some stockholders paying
down the one half oi thcirsuhsoriptiou*.
whilst the in-talinenU demanded have
met with a creditable resjtonse.
From Ohio. i
For the Reporter. I
Oceola, Crawford co. Ohio, Sept lit'7l. i
Deur SirAs I see in the columns ot your
welcome Reporter, glowing description
of the growth of varions things in my old (
native home and surroundings, such as po
t'-tocx sJover and timothy stalks, tomato i
rines,'&c. J take the liberty of noticing a
ajn vie item, A* I *< walking through
rovVurdcri to day. 1 noticed some extraor
dinary tell tomato vines, M it struck niy
rnind I would inouaura one and -end you
the lento* of th<> in this ,etu ' r ' I
would much' x'ther you wwld we ityoup
if ziz:fcTTSTs SiSTJa "i
number ..rtoniauiw " *"' r "
as my wife had take I off Cffcaxionally
but there were many wn . Ael V "
any of your worthy rea dcr* should have
any doubts as to the trt'D' "'the above,
thev can inquire of John . Vileii or Jacob
Mu'sser, after they come bo tb fail.
I feel exceedingly hap|y to hiNT l ''*t /" u . r
so iong wished for K. K. i* in ;Hich condi
tion that it is likely to be made.- J
that when it is finished I shall lr* e
pleasure of taking a trip cast on LJ !U
soma of you coining west. Thu F* rt
the county is blessed with good health ttiu
summer "so far, and good crops e!>e
cially corn and oats, wheat ia not so go<*i
all over the country, some yield twenty to
twenty-five busbol* to the acre, while oth
ers only ten to fifteen. I had iof an acre
in wheat which made me almost thirty-two
bushels, good plump weak I bava now
twenty town loU, all in a square ptece. ex
cent three, which lire on the other side of
the street. I am fully satisfied with the
change 1 have made, yet I have not lor
gotten iny good old friends of Old Ceiitrt.
lam very anxious to hear from home a*
1 might say, the Reporter is a reporter in
deed. A word or so politically. We will
have a liaid struggle this fall .some have
strong htpes of a victory in thu Bute, 1
hope it may be true. Here ln ,'Crawford
county the radicals are working with
double power to elect a radical represen
tative, ft is already proven thai there is
money in one of our Bucyrus baffkiqready
to be paid out in that direeti<ff§sjfv*ie
snakes in the grass have already spit out
some of their venomous poison, by getting
independent candidate for our legislature,
la order lo -plitour volt *„4 make* chanc.
lor them to elect on* of their party, that
nasi would be a Baited Htatea Seaetor
But 1 am in hope* that their aim will no
I held out. 1 don t feel much like writing
* my hand is gcttin? nervous.
DAVID HOSTXSMAV
t (The above letter should have apoearvtl
, three week* ago, hut having been mislaid,
• account* for the drlav.— BD
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From Michigan
if For the Reporter.
Mr Kditer -Since my !at letter U the
, Reporter, but little has transpired in tliii
i neighborhood, to ititret your reader*. A
I grand Sabbath ecbool |>ie-hie wa held on
Rlkhart atreet Ind., on Saturday lh sth
. in*t. I'hrc school* united on the occasion.
Quite a large number of *pectators were
' |>r*ent. Able addro-so* were delivered
r by Dr Frtnk and HOY Shaffer of Klkhart
Ind , after which the table, groaning with
the w eight of edible*, wa surrounded and
the hunger appeased K\ry thing passed
i of pleasantly. The school* adjourned n*<
) die. The burglar* who attempted to rob
the store and po-t office, in Kdwardsbuif
* Mich., also wounding Mr Kennav in ee
' -aping, have not yet been arretted. The
wounded tuan i* able again to attend to
hi* business. A pair of very valuable
, burse*, and boggy, belonging to' Mr. Hitch
' cock of l'orter twp . were stolen the night
following the attempted burglary. A
, large reward was offered for the anprehen
ion of the thieve* A few data later the
team was found iltSlurgi*. Mich., fastened
to a poet, having been driven into town
| during the night. Tiie robber* escaped
but w ere hard pressed by pursuer*. Cast
Saturday evening a stranger entered the
store of' Mr. Kennedy, and stranger yet, a
naw hat found ila way under hiscv>wt, but
one of the assistant clerk* espied it before
the stranger got out, and as a maU< f of
fact the lint W-'t returned. The purleiner
made a few threatening remarks to the
clerk, iwho by the way t* always ready lo
wait on cust, mrrs) and who very cooly
waited on him, by applying a handful of
bone to hi* pkis in such a manner that lha
would be thief, measured his length on the
fi>*>r. and lay insensible for a while. Ila
left the store a disgusted, if not a wiser
man, carrying instead of a hal, a severe
eut on hi* chrek and also una back of hit
head received by the care less manner in
which he swung it against the counter,
while dropping More anon. Htaav.
Ai/vorusiary, .Vie A, .Vryf., 18/A 1 Tl.
Fer the Reporter.
Party Organisation.
The tkini additional rule needs d for the
regulation of our party organiaalion is ene
defining the qualification of the voter* at
the delegate election*. Who shall ha eati
tied to vote at the delegate alactioas of the
democratic party * The answer would
sevui to he easy enough None but dem
ocrats should be itermitted to vote at such
elections and til democrats should he.
The difficulty arises from the want of a I rye I
as to what constitutes a demo
crat. One person will say that this man is
a democrat, while another would say he is
not. The rule should provides simple and
easy test which could be applied at all
times and bv any body. If one should in
unre into the abstract political Opinions of
the voter, and thus by comparing such opin
ions with the principle* laid down by the
fathers of the party as the true principles
of government, in ordertoascertain wheth
er the voter was a democrat or not, it would
certainly be an impracticable test of his
right to vote. If e person has heretofore
been a democrat his vote should be receiv
ed without other evidence or questiun.
But then Forney and liickuian and Butler
claim that they are democrats and have
never deserted the party with which they
formerly ected hut thet the party ten
theui. Pryfessia** of democracy are not
enough therefore to entitle a man lo vote
at a delegate election. The lest should be,
did the voter support the regularly nomi
nated candidates of the democratic |>arty at
the last general election? It he did, then be
is entitled to take cart in nominating the
ticket to be voted for at the next general
election. If however the person offering to
| vote has heretofore been a republican, he
should be given the right to vote if he
j will give his pledge of honor that he will
support the detn.-erotic ticket a: he then
next general election These two simple
tests are all that should be required to en
title any one Us vote.
A fourth rule necessary to b- adopted ie
one fixing the woinnrr in which the voting
shall be done. In aonie districts they vote
by ballot, in other* rira wee, and still
iu others by marking. This should be
made uniform all over the county; and ge
would suggest that the voting should be by
j ballot as being not only the /atreet way
by wbit'b >1 can be done, but also because tl
I conforms to the mode* of voting practiced
j in all election# pee4xJ 'or and regulated
by law. But whether the sniitlg • ®y bal
i lot or otherwise it should be uniform iff i)
pa n* of the county. A Daw oca AT.
I>., y,ip Hgnt ait honest ami cabin
person tor iMonif gyjjnn tamer, then
i v ;>l c for S. F. Furrier.
4\4. Jan. F. Weaver is one rif the
strong*"* "W* popular men upon
the iu,W * t P *°P le a,!
know he will tin."' 1 ® *" (MMtntJf
treasurer. His elm. 'f wltbo ;
a blemish, and the prop..** mutual
could not get into safer hands. .
for Col. Weaver. j
Evans stole $300,000 of the state
funds, and ia a radical agent. Hodge
stole half a million, ami is a radical
official. A radical clerk in the New
York portoffice, is a defaulter in the
sum ot $150,000.
Chorpenning, Cessna A Co., radical
jobbers, stole half a million from the
national treasury.
Boutwell, radical 6ec'y of theTreaa
ury, reports defalcations among radi
cal collector*, amounting to $20,000,-
000.
Will you vote the radical ticket in
October, iu the face of these stealings ?
Iok out for falsehoods shortly be
fore the election, and slanders against
the nominees upon the demoertic
county ticket, circulated, as usual, by
the Bellefonte Republican.
Voters don't be deceived by any
roorhack* started by the notorious
Bill Brown. Old Centre enn roll up
1000 majority for the democratic state
and county ticket, if every democrat
goes to the polls.
A desperate effort will he made by
the radicals to make votes for their
nominee* for treasurer and conty com
missioner. Democrats don't Ire led
astray by radical falsehood* against
Col. Weaver and Surnu. 1 F. Foster,
our nominees, respectively for treasurer
and commissioner Tltey are both
honest, deserving ami capable gentle
men, aud can Ire relied ujion if chosen,
as tbey w.ll Ire, for the position named
D. 8. Gray has been put upon the
rad county ticket for District Attorney,
in place of Lytic, wbo died of the Ly
tic Chambers correspondence.
John F. Potter, one of the roost
worthy young men in central Peuna*
is the democratic nominee—he stands
fur above Gray iu point of ability, le
gitl learning, experience, and in every
other qualification needed for that
office. Potter is the poeple's favorite,
and he trill be elected by en over
. whelming majority.
The big seare*crow and humbug in
the platform of the Centre county
rads : Act A'o. 2., the humbug as now
taken up and piuyed by the radicals:
Don'tf*H to register
You cannot register after Saturday next
Remember this, an t register BOW.
■ J. B. Bolt, of this place, has sub
i eou iracted to gradi one mile of the
\ railroad, a ebort distance west of our
! town.
>• Tlgorotts War on the lormoiw.
r Salt Uke City, Sent., 10-Th
a Grand Jury for the Third District
'' were eti)>aiiiiclle<l this morning All
nolygantiaU were excused, and th
4 Mormon jounra's are very bitter on
I, the United States law officer* in con
sequence. Chief-Justice Mckean, in
his charge to the jury, said:
You are summoml not to try crim
iual cases but to say what criminal
" esses shall he |.ewentel for trial In
t the discharge of this duty you will lw
n governed by the aamo principles ot
h law which govern grsml juries in
„ Maine and Montena. in Georgia and
t Arisona—principles of law every
* where applicable throughout the Re-
I public. The crimes of murder, arsou,
1 larceny, bigamy, adultery, and riot
' in Utah are the*same crimes elsewhere
* throughout Chritendom. It" there i
- anything peculiar in the situation iu
' Utah, it is the pecueliar conduct of
' aotue men here, aud not any jiecuiar
principles or policy that art? to le en
-1 force*! here, Utah lielones to the
Unite*) States, and the people of Utah
i like the |xn>pleofthe ret of the country
are atnenaole to the laws ot the
United Steles. Those who obey the law
, must be. sltall lie, protected in lite
i rights. Tin me who do not must au
swer at the bar of jurtiee, and those
men of influence who in practic-- defi
antly trample upon the Uws them
selves. and ny precept teach oilier* to
do so, should l>e the first to feel the
firm grip of the law rather than the
obscure men wliorn th y have misled.
Gentlemen, it is your duty and mine
to enforce the laws Let us do so
without fear, favor, affection, prejudice,
or hope of reward.
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Ths following is the ticket put in nam.
(nation by the radicals of thi* county;
Afinkly—Robert M FarlanJ.
Trtaturrr -Geo A Bavanl
Asaoctafe Jwifge*—David M. Wagner and
B F Liggett.
Cowse %Uetonei —Andrew Swarla.
At? ax AT Orrxa—Peters' Mu-ioal
Month)v fr October is at hsnd, containing
fifteen heautiftii |>ie*-es of Music, printed
from full siso music plate- It can be had
far thirty cents The Publisher alo offer*
to aend, post-paid, for one dollar, six back
numbers, containing from ninety to one
handred piece* of choice new music, worth
at least SA> Send your order to the Pub
lisher, J. L. Peters, Broadway, New
York, and our word for it, you will get
your money's worth.
MARRIAGES.
On the 'ifith Inst, at the Centre Hall
Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. J. Keller
Miller, Mr. Thema- Scholl, and Miss
Elisabeth Homati, both oftireggtownship,
this county.
On the 2?th inst.. at the residence of Mr.
Wui Kmrick in Centre Hatl, by the same,
Mr. tieerge U. Kmrick, of Centre Hall,
and Misa Anna Bell Pinniagton of Ear
lay-town.
On Si. Aug., by Rev. W. 11. (Iroh, Mr.
David llouser and Miss M attic M. Stover,
batli of Uuuserville.
On ?lb inst. by the same, Mr. John
Bubb and Miss Jane K. Stoner, both of
Potter twp.
On ths <lh in.t, at the M. K Parsonage
in Saiona, bv Ker M K. Crosthwaite,
Joseph Meyers of Mill Hull, and Miss Sa
rins Stover, of Centre County, Pa.
On the lAh int, at the r*-idence of the
bride's parents, near Lemout. Pa , by Rev.
D. M. Wolf. Mr George K. Koati, lo Mis*
Harriet Wtlliatoe.
On 21 *t at the residence -if J. L Muosr,
in Pino Grove, by Rev. M. G. Karhart,
Mr. Joseph L. Beck, of Warrior* Mark,
and Miss Catherine McEtwaine of Half
moon
On l'Jib mat. John Funk of Penn twp.,
and Mr*. Molly Hoy, formerly of Plea ant
Gap
On Tuesday, the liHh inst, by Rev.
Robert Harm!. Mr Joseph G. Carson, and
Mr-. Catharine M Ketner, all of Potter*
Mills, Pa.
DEATHS.
At the Old . urn ace. In Spring tow n-hip,
on Monday, the IKth inst., ILrain Sweet-
Wood, ag>i 42 years ad T months.
On 12th ini at the rv.i'ltp f of John
Kunkle, Centre Hill, Samuel Philips. eg 4
?2 years, 6 months aud 18 day*.
On the 13th inst., at the residence of
ty'lU. Bible, near Centre Hall, after a >brt
but severe ill!'**'. John II Bitner, aged 16
years, 7 months and |ti 4*/*-
On lfthinsL.in Mite-twp.. Mary Kre*ta
Condo, aged 1 year, h months.
On 17th. in Millheiin, Kiuina. daughter i
uf J. W. Snook, aged two uiontha
MII.HOY MARKETS
Corrected by John k| tioweli.
wheat 1,30..,. R*d wheat 1,26 ...Rye
M .' t6 Oats 40 Barier
caSS-;."?
Salt 2 50 per aack ••••-
Bacon 10c Ham 16 Kgg*
3) Plaster V 60
BELLKPONTK MARKETS.
'Corrected by Keller A Muster.
sVhite Wheat $1.20, Red 116 . .'Rve
70. Corn 10. Oat* .40 Barley 75.
70 Cloverseed 4.60 Potatoes 60.
Lard pr pound 121 Pork'ner pound 09.
Butter 26 Eggs 16. Plaaterper ton
sl6 Tallow 10 .Bacon 12 Ham 20
Prospects of
HIGH PRICES FOR GRAIN.
The undersigned have'taken possession
•f the Warehouse at the Mill, in Milroy,
(formerly occupied bv Reed & Thomson,)
and are now prepared lo buy all kinds of
Grain and Seeds, at the highest market
prices, for CASH. COAI., PLASTX* and
SALT, constantly on hand, for sale, as low
as the lowest
Farmers of Centre county ere respect
fully invited t give us a call.
We guarantee t.i give satisfaction in all
cases MCMASIGAL& BROWN.
*ept29.Siu.
A I)M INiHTItATI>RS NOTICK -Let
ters of administration to the estate of
Michael Wieland. late of Harris twp..
Centre county, dee'd.. having been granted
te the undersigned, all person- indebted to
the taid estate are requested to make im
mediate settlement, and thn-e having
claims to present them duly authenticated
for payment. D. T. WIXLAVD
D. llaaa,
2h*ep.6t Administrators,
g R( >CK K RHOFF " HOUSE. ~
Allegne-iev Street, Bellefotite, Pa.
D. JOHNSON A SONS, Proprietors.
Ari aT CLASS HOT XL, COW TORT ABLE ROOMS
PROM Pr A ITEN DANCE
ALL THK MODERN CONVF.NIKN
CErt-ANI) REASONABLE Charge*.
The proprietor* offer to the traveling
! public, and to their country fiienda, Brt
class accommodations and careful atten
tion to the want* of guest* at all time*, at
fair rates. Careful hustler* and good suhle
ling for horses. An excellent table well
served. A Bar -opplied with fine liquors.
Servants well trained nnd everything re
quisite in a fir-t clu— IIot 1. Our location
is in the business part of the town, near the
Post Office, the Court House, the Chur
ches, the Banks, and the p inripal places
of business, renders it the most eligible
place for those who visit lieilefoete on busi
or pleasure.
An Ottßiibua will carry passengers
i and baggage to aud from all trains
free of charge.
WO FARMS AT PRIVATE" 8 ATE.
—The undernigned offer- his valuable
farm, about-21 miles ea-t ot Centre Hall,
at private sale, it contain*
101 Acrea of Land
all clear, in addition to about 15 acre* of
the best white oak timberland. The im
provements are a
I New two-story framn dwel-
JHTTTIa ling house, a good new bank
llj ■ barn, and all necessary nut-
JHIUM building*, and also a tenant
* tiouse;'a well ot good wa'.er at the main
farm house, also a well of water at tenant
house, and a stream of running water
through thtrland, and B" stones upon the
land. A good young orchard on the pre
mises, and ail kinds of choice fruit near
{he house. Xhi* farm adjoins Ja*. M'Ciin
ick, Widotf Gregg, Cyrus Durst, and
farm occupied by Philip Durst.
ALSO, another farm known as the Hor
ner farm oa Nittaiiy mountain, about 1
tnile from Centre Hall, containing 272
ACRES, of which about P,s acres consist ol
good young cheanut timberland. The im
provement* are a two story dwelling house
aud barn, aad also a tenant house It has
a large nnd all kind* of fruit, and
'* several good spring- of water. Thi- farm
e is wall suited for dividing into two farina
. For further particulate apply to
r - OEORGR DURST,
lsep.bui. Centre Hall.
Til K ORKAT MAOU'AI.
e HAIR FORCER!
' WHI farce * beautiful #t of Whiskers or
II Mustache In from lwt> to lhr* months, on
a any prwi over 12 years old It Is uni of
the best preparations to make th whisker*
grow, that < qr wo known, tine boll I* of
I* It U sufficient to produce a vary strong
II hoard It doe* not In any way ilaln or in
IttN the akin. Try It—it ia no humbug
Price M oonta |>r bottle, or four for $1
• So nt by mail, po*t paid, lo any mldr***, oa
il I ro,-ijt of Price, Ad.l row, WM. 0. WAG
.. - NKK, Arendsvill#, Admit* 00., l'a.
•ept'JU ly.
i |Ttrs AND LOT run SALK.
It IXI Tho undersigned oflora at private
i a!o hla houae and lot situate an Church
j •trrel, Contra Hall. The houae la a new
• two alory frame building, one of the finest
. in the neighborhood, and in one of the
beat location* In the town There iaa new
• alable upon the lot For fulher particu
t tare apply lo AI.KX MIANNON.
'' **pt22.tf
a fjtrg ami Valuable
Farm at Public Sale
r , The valuable farm of t'eler Durat, deo'd,
Ivlnc in Potter township, on the road lead
" j iii from Old Port to B.ntsburg, will be
• ! ottered at Public Sale, on the premise*
i On Thursday Noitmbar snd, 1871
rjat I o'clock, in the afternoon. Thia farm
, contain#
2tso Aerca of Land
, more or lota, of which about 30 Acre# con
ait of
Valuable Tiuiberlaud,
the balance i highly improved and under
• he hetl -late of cultivation, and ron*i|sof
the heat lime atone land in the valley,
i which, tor Iwauty of location and fertility,
, cannot be excelled by a.iy farm in Centre
| county. The improvement# conaiat of a
Large two-story Brick Houae,
brick Waah-houae and apring houta
, Large Hank Barn,
AOs HO, with wagon-ahed at either end, alao
all other narsaaary outbuilding#. The
premiaea are well aupplied with
Never Failing Water,
conducted to the barn and houae in tuetal
pipe# from the apring cloaa by. A'eo a
Large Orchard
wi|b all kind# of choice fruit.
Thia them ia about one mile abeva Old
Port, and half mile from the location ut
the prepottJ L. C AS. C. KK.
Term# will b r*aonabl and made
known on day of ealr Hor ftither particu
lar# at>plv I.' Joahua Potter, in Harrietwp ,
or John RUhel, Us Gregg twp.
JOSHUA PUTTER,
JOHN RISK EL
1 •<•!>. *im Kiaculora,
rpRACHERS* EXAMINATIONS.
X The examinations nut already past
will be held as follows, commencing at 8
o'clock a. at., at which time the Secretary
will be expected to bate the class organ
ised and in readiness, ao a# to cause no d*-
1 lay. Applicants for schoula wilt be r-
3 uired to attend the examination in the
■ strict where they expect to teach, unices
they procure aw ritten request to the con
trary from the proper board ot directors.
All should be provided with paper, pen
and ink.
Harris—Boaßburg, Priday. Sept. 28
Perguson— Pine Drove, Saturday, Sept,
30th :
ilaltmoon -Stormstown, Monday, Oct. 2
Patton —llalfmnon. Waddle's school
house, Tuesday, Oct. 3.
Benner —Arinagost'a school-house, Pri
day, tV-L ti
spring —Boiling Spring acbool-liouae,
Saturday. Oct 7.
Snow Shoe A Burtiside—Askey'a, Mon
day, Oct. Bth, at 1 o'clock t> in.
Marion -Jacksonville. Wednesday. Oc-
I tober t Ith,
Walker Hublersburg, Thursday, Oct.
12th.
j Taylor A Worth —Port Matilda, Tuee
j dev. October 1".
i lluaton—Julian Furnace, Wednesday,
J October IS.
I Union—l'nionvill*. Thursday. Oct 19i 1
Miie-burg A Hoggs- Milesburg. Friday,
October "At.
Howard A Curtin— Howard, Tueaday,
October 24.
Libertv Kaglevitle, Wednesday, Oct
•Jf.th
For a number of aucceeding Saturdays,
j after the close of the regular Kxaminationa.
j the Co. Supt, will be a! hit ofllce in llelle
| fante. I"f tne purpose of examining irregu-
I lar applicants, who were prevented fr-m
! attending at th, proper time; but all such
m<p!irant must cone prepared, as rsquir
i ed on pago 138 of the school law
K. M M \GKK
l-twptlt Co. Supt
DONT BE HUM3UG6ED.
! The only put to buy
AT V
I>ow Pricra
|H AT
RANKIN'S
Model Bookstore.
Henry Ward Beuecber •
LIFE OP
Jesus the Christ,
THE BEST PUBLIC A TION OF
THE AGE.
For sale only at ltaukin a Model
' Bookstore, Beliefjnte, Pm.
PUBLIC MALK.-Th* undersigned
will offer for sale on the tkh day of
October, I*7l,
A VALUABLE FARM.
situated in Potter township. Centra county
Pa. about 4 miles East of R-alsburg. and 4
miles West of Csntre Hill, containing.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or ls. about one hundred A seven
ty acres of said farm is the best litn# alone
, land, in a high stale ofcullivatlon, and the
balance is the best of limber, consisting of
Oak. Chestnut Ac Ac , and ia well aupplied
" wiih water by a nevar failing running
stream, alao a nevvrfaillng well ofexcellent
water.
[ The buildings on the farm arc very am
' pie, consisting of a large 2 story frame
dwelling, a tenant b-mse large bank barn,
1 wi'h all necessary outbuildings, such as
wa-h-h..use with running water in it, wagon
1 house, -moke house, carriage house, hog
• house, Ac., kail In good order. Alao an
i ORCHARD OP CHOICE
• fruit, second to none in the state, consist
i ing of apple#, wars, peaches, plums, cher
> rit*. A'. The above farm afford# an op
■ portunitv for a valuable investment, and a
very desirable home It is known as the
i late' residence of Samuel Spaugler, dec d.
TERMS.—Onr-llnrd to remain in the
farm as a dower during the life of the wid
ow. Intercut to be paid annually, one
third to be paid on confirmation of sale,
1 the balance In one year thereafter with in
terest. T<> be secured by bond and mort
gage on the prutilise-
MARGARET <P ANGLER.
EZRA L. hPANGLKR.
f nugll.Ht Kxeoutor.
f" OTM FOR SALK at Centre Hall.
' tj Wfil be sold, at public sale at
. Centra llall, on November 2nd,
1 181 TWO VALUABLE LOTS
i belonging to the estate of Peter Durst,
t dee d, containing aboutdi Acres, adjoln
r ing said town, and situate one of them on
B the Brushvafley ro*d and the other in the
- rer of snmej i , ,
r TERMS—pill be made known on day of
-h,I. Vwi*.*
JOHN UISHPL,
- spt.2m. , Executor-.
1
* 2 r TTOUSK AND IOT POR SALE.
XX Tl) uiikl*rAK*** , 4 priviite
''' JeA -ale a tbw sUiry dwblling huse aod
Lot. oil > ain strict. Centre llall,
with stableaoff outbuildings,
" and choice fruit on the premisos, and wa
l ter in the yard. The house is as good as
new. For lutber
l-'jlaug tf. Cantrt HH
I ' i
The First
r
1
ami the Best!
i
: The I -arrest
I
& CHEAPESI
,
Mock of
FALL GOODS!
JUST UN BACKING at
KELLER A MUSSER,
In Jrj.-<srli''if a block, Bishop Slrssi, ;
Hstlefoiile, where
have just opened the beet, cheapest largeslj
as well as the best assorted slock oftJeodij
|n Bellofonte.
HERE LADIES,
Is the place to buy your Milks, Mohairs
Moxatubiuues, Rcj.s. Alpaca#, Delains,
Lans, Brilliants, Muslins, Calicoes, Tick !
ings, Pianola Opera Pianels, Ladles Coat-
ing, Oent# Cloths, Ladies Macques, Whits, 1
PA ay Linen Table Cloths. Counterpanes
Crib Counterpanes, While and CoUred
Tarlton, Napkins, luseriings andKdging-
Whit* Lace Curlius, Zephyr A Zetihvr Pel
terns. Tidy Cotton, Shawls, Work Basket
HOOP BKIKTB,
Thread Hosiery, Pans, Heads, Mewing
LADIES AND MISS KM SHOE**
FANCY GOODS OR NOTION LINK
FOR OENTL EH EX,
K<dytu*ile Clothing of Every IJia
•cription, for Men and Buy*.
Their stock oftjUKKNSW ARK A URo
CKKIKS ,-annol be excelled in quality or
prica
Call la at the PhiladtdphlaMtora aod eoa
vince yourselvM that KKLLKR A MUM
HKK have any thing you want, and do bu
sinea# on the principle of Sales and
Small Profits." ap30.8
OlilK tSSrWDVCI til TSKIX ,
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The Place
I
TO BUY
b
el
CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS. p
IS AT V
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LIVINGSTON'S '
i
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WHOLESALE £
BOOK STORE. 5
s
a ug2fiSm Bellef.mta, Pa j,
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i"i j w*9 yAea, l/ Jjj
Uruliam & Son,
Boot dcShoe Makers
Next iloor to Wagoner A Sou's Stor*
Bcllcfuotfl.
We manufacture to order.
Our work la neat and durable.
Our price* are very re-'-derate.
We warrant to give aatisflactian.
W# have the LARGEST and BEST
stock of Ladle's and Childrco'e shoe# in
town-
Wear* receiving goods every waek
We wish an examination of our goods.
The Pvonavalley trad# I* especially in
vited to call and see .Htr sWe. *• th nk
we can please all who oall as W atylos.
quality, and price. We study U> render
satisfaction, and although we have had an
extended trade fr yaars. wo have never
given a customer causa to
3"AAX NOTICE.— in accordance with |
, all at't of Aaesambly. notice ia hereby
ven to the ailiggn* of Potter, from whom
taxes for school purposes for the present
year are due, that on all suah U*e#
paid to the undersigned Treasurer, at his
residence on or before !sth of November
next there will be a deduction of five per
centum. OO all Uxea paid within one
month after said date no deduction will be
made, and that ftpon all school tax** re
maining unpaid after Decembar 1.-th next
there will be an addition of fiva per cen
tum By order of the Board.
1 y FRED. KURTE.
augt6.3m .Treasurer,
Tonng and Bawling#
CITY STORK.
XVHOLESA LE A.ND RETAIL
The Urgent ami heat assortment ol
Orv (ioculs,
w '
Clothing,
Groceries,
Boots,
& Shoes,
Notions &c,
in the county, give ua a trial and save
from 15 to 2U per cent, on youe pur
chance. ju|y2B.
CENTRAL HOTEL* Corner of Fbird I
and Chestnut Street-Mi HI inhnrff. Pa
. John Rltowera, Proprietor.
IU Central Location males it particilarly
desirable to persons visiting Town; on
business or pleasure.
H. A. Tuylor's Liv*ry Attached.
un2fi.)y
NDTH'K.—I-eiterfi tes
i XV tamentary to the e#tate of Daniel
1 Derr, late of Potter township, Centre #<>un
-1 tv, dee d., haying tieen (Wanted tw-iMe un
dersigned, all persons indebted to (he said
! estate era requested to mak-- imniediate
, seitUlvnient, and those having claims to
I sept2t.lt, K*ecu|or.
NOTICE.
Office ofthe fjewisbuig, Centre
anil Spruce Creek R R. (Jo.
Philadelphia June ISih, '7l.
Notice is hereby given that the first In-
I stalment of five dollar* per share, to the
capiut slock of the Lewisburg, Oeatreaad
Spruce Creek Kail Road Co., subscribed
in the townships of Harris, Potter, Gregg,
Penn and Haines. Centre county, wlllbe
payable on the first day of July I*7l, and
subsequent instalment* of Iv* dollarsuer
share, will be due and payable on the ftrat
day of each succeeding month until the
I whole is paid. Payments of the above in
| sUluienta are hereby requirwtl U be mad*
>lo the treasurer of the Company, at th*
I office of th* Centre County Ranking Com
, pany Bellefont* Pa.
JOSEPH LESLEY, I
Treasurer. I
N B. Any person desiring ran pay the i
whole off at onca. If payments are not >
punctually made Us# law allows one per i
i oent. pel month to be charged in ad-liu n
Attention Farmer* of
CENTRE COUNTY
JOHN MIX - W K!. 1.
beving leased tbe Ware
i iiouse of Cuplin A Strunk ia Milruy. is now \
■ prepared to pay the highest cash prices for
alt kinds of drain Coal, Plaster and Salt, <
constantly on hand. inay'Jf.flm (
Oairn HALL
Coaoh Man ufao tory.
Levi Murray,
I
I
I
*1 hit üb)Uhmei!l t Cfotre Hall, Pa. 1
'xrejMOH hafiJ.and for aala, at tha muaC j
raaaonabla rata#, a large stock af 1
i
i
Carriages,
i
Buggies, J
a Spring Wagons, \
a
li
PLAIN and PaNer.j
jp
and vehicles of wary deecriplion made to
order, and Warranted, to be mad* of tb*j„
beet seasoned material, and by the most j
skilled and competent workmer. Persons 1
wanting anything in ku line are requested j 1
u> call and esamina hi# work, they will find J "
it not to be excalted for durability and j 1
wear apr ly
I
__________ ______
Y*W HARDWARE STOHE! ~ J
J. A J. HARRIS
NO 4. BROCKKKIDIPP ROW
A new and complete Hardware Store ha
seen opened by the undersigned in Brock- (
•rhoC# new building- where they are pre
-ared to sell all hinds of Bulldittgand Hous,
Kurnishing Hardware. Iron, Steel. Nails. .
Buggy wheels ia setu, Chsunpion Clothes H
Wringer. Mill Saws, Circular and liana |,
taws. Tennon Saws, Webb Saws, IceCrean j
Preexera, Bath Tubs, Clothes Racks, a All. L
-ssortment of Glass and Mirror Plat* of alij t
-iaaa, Picture Pramea. Wheelbarrows
Lamps. Coal Oil Lamps, Belling. Spokes L
Felloe*, and Hubs. Plows, Cultivators. Cor*
Plows. Plow Points-. Shear Mold Board-u
*nd Cultivator Teeth, Table Cutlery, Mhov-;
sis. Spade* and Porks. Locks, Hinges
•iorewa, Sash Springs, Horse-*bows, Nails,
Norway Rods. (His. Lard, Lubricating.
Coal, Lmseed, Tanners Anvils, Vice*. Be!-\
leers. Screw Plates, Blacksmiths Tools,
Paetorv Bells, Hous# Bells, Dinner Bella,
Gong Bells. Tea Bell*. Grindstones, Carpen
ter Tool*. Fruit Jars and Can*. Paints, Oils. ,
Varnishes received and for sale at
|„nAUy. J AJ. HARM* f
News! See Here!
TIN AND SHEETIRON WARE
Th# undersigned hereby informs the
citiaens of P*nnval!*y that be bet pur
cha*d tbe Tmabop heretofore carried oo'
by the C. H Mfg Co., aod wil. continue
i the same, at the old stand, in all it# branch
es, in the manufacture of
NTOIK IIIK dk BPOVTIXtt.
I All kinds of repairing don*. 11* has
I always on hand
I
Fruit tana, of all KtW,
BUCKETM.
CC^M,
DIPPERS
DISHES, AC.
All work warranted and charges reason-
I able. A share of the public patronage so
licited AND KKKSMAN.
I 2s*p7oy Centre Hall
, - |
A JAKKKTT
dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
also all th*
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES.
A very large as
sortment or Tot-
LET ASTICHI.
Fa Ncr Rood.
Soaps, Ac., Ac.,
The flaest qual
ity of Kiioi
ST XXL. POOEXT
sK|vga,MciaoM
and Htauh*.
WALL Parxn IN
GEBAT VAKIKTT.
PRESCRIPTIONS, compounded by com
petent druggists at all hours, day or night.
Night customers pu 1 night hell.
ZKLLERA JARRBTT.
Bishop Mt, Bellefont* Pa.
lunlS 1
1
CENTRE HALL
Tan lard.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form tbe cltlxens of Centra county, tbet
the above Tan Yard will again be put in
ftill operation, in alt it* branches, by them.
HIDES AND BARK WANTED.
The highest market price will be paid
for Hides of §ll kind# Th* higfaeet mar
ket price will also be paid far Tanner's j
Berk Tbe public patronage i* solicited
Satisfaction guaranteed.
dcfi.9tr MILLER A BADGER.
CHEAP MUSIC.
SvaecatNßM to PKTgaa' M i'IICAL
MONVULY get all the latest and beat Music
nt <>ne and two cents a piece. Kvety num
ber contain* from $4 to $& worth of new
Music ; and it can be bad lor 30 cent*. The
July and Augu.t number* contain Thirty
Pieces of Music, (72 page*, sheet-music i
siae.) and will be mailed far AOrent* Ad- -
dress J. L. PETERS, 488 Broadway. New
York. 2&aug3m. {
" ' JL k. aANTBSS,
Watch Maker and Jeweler,
MADISOBBUKO, PEWH'A.
-Keep* constant! v on hand Watehee. lilver Chain*. Haaie Bex**,
Chains. Keek*. Mags. Ac., all of which will he sold at the
very fawe-t price* for cash. Alao all kind* of repair
ing done on Jewelry, Clocks, Watches and Musk
Boxes
■AGENT Jor the IHfIME SHUTTLE MEWING MACHINE
evhivh u*e# a straight needle, ha* a telf-adjustiag tension.
, and makes the lock-*titch. on both side* alike. Mold
complete at only $37, and warranted. Alao,
Agent far the American Bntteg-Bela Ovar
eeamlmg and CsmpleU fiewiag Machlaa.
All order* promptly filled
An ATM, amraLO'x MARBtaj
* raoNT. aiaaor at, Bellefante |
WINES ANI) LI'QUO-RS
The subscriber reapectfully calls the at
tenlion of the public to hie estabitsbm nt,
where he i* urepaied to furnish all kinds of
Foreign and Domestic Liquors' wholesale
at the lo wast cash prices, which are warran
ted to b * the beat qualities according to
ibeir respective | rice* Hi* stock consists
of Rye, Mouongahela, Irish and other
Whiskies, all kinds of Brandies. Holland
Gin, Port, Maderia. Cherry, Blackberry
and other Win*#—in* best articles—at a*
reasonable rate* a* can be had in th* city,
Champagne, Cherry. Blackberry, Ginger
andCarraway Brandies, Pur* Jamaica and
New England Rum, Cordial of all kinds.
Ho would particularly invite Farmers, Ho
tel keepers and others to call and examine
hi# iarg* supply, to judge for the.in*elv*is
and b# certain of procuring what they buy,
wbich can seldom be don* when purehas
ng ia the city.
JMrPhyaic-an* are respectfully requested
0 give hi* liquors a trial. ap|o
CIKNTKK HALL HOTEL.
/ JOHN HraNOLia, Proprietor.
Stage* arrive and depart daily, for all
points, north, aouth, east and west.
Thia favorite Hotel has been refitted and
furnished by iu new proprietor, and i* now
in every respect one of the most pleasant
country Hotels in central Pennsylvania.]
The travailing community and drover* will
always find tbe bestaci-ouimodatioio, Per- ■
sons irom the city wishing to spend a few
week* during tbe summer in the country,
will find Centre Hall one of the most beau
liful 10. at ions and lb# Centra llall Hotel
all they could desire for comfort and con
venienca. aplCTfiS.tf.
COACH MANUFACTORY.
HAKDMAN PIIILLIPH,
AT HIS manufacturingesublisbuteni at
Yeagertown, on the LcaisPxsi
Mini m l Irfoiite Turnpike, now i foam
a fine stock of Carriages, Buggies, Muikle
and Spring Wagons, which he now offer
far sale as superior ia quality and style, t
anv manufactured in the country The*
are made of th* very best seasoned stock hi
first class practical workmen, and fiuisheo
in a style that challenge* comparison witf
anv work out of or in the Eastern citl
and can be sold at lower price* than tho*.
menu!*.lured in large towns and cities,
smt.l.l high renu and ruinous prices of liv
ing Being ma*tor of hi* own situation,
anxious to escal in hi* artislical profe**i*M
and free from nay annoyances in his busi
ness, he has time and ability to devote hit
entire attention to his profusion and bit
customers, rendering satisfaction alike U
all patrons, operatives, his country, ane
himself
Call and examine his stock and learn hit
prices, and you cannot fail to be satisfied .
RtPAIRI N <i
ofall kinds done neatly, promptly, • jf
raasonabljr.
Yeagertown, June 12. I*oß—ly ,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL 1
ruwliag piMm
apllfttfi IRWIN A WILSON.
~ . .. t
WJ B KTTKLE'S i
lIOLKSALM WINK A LIOt'OR '
R T 0 It E
Bishop street, Bellefante, ia the Stone bull- *
ding iormerly occupied hytbr Key- 1
stone Bakery .
Take* pleasure in informing the public that '
be keep* constantly on band a supply u, I
choice Purcgn and Domestic Liquors. ]'
AH /terra/#, Aiji and fssli eerreafed;'
to eontmtm tkt quantity reprvseaXed. '
The attention of practicing physicians is '
• ailed to hi* stock of
PURE LIQUORS. I
suitable for medical purposes. Bottles, 1
jugs, and demiiohus constantly on band. '
H'.bsu. tho ONLY PURE NECTAR
1% IILsK\ in town.
All liquors are warranted to give satis-j
faction. Liquors will he sold by the quart,
barrel, or tierce. He ha* a large lot ot
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of th* finest grade* on hand.
Confident that he can please customers
he rospeclfally solicits a share of public iml
irou.g. my IsTf
JKWIN A WILSON are constantly re
reiving new good* in their line.
HARDWARE
;ofevery description at redu.rr price*- n.m
being opened every day aplOTp.
Wall Paper, cheap
• ri 12 to 20 cents per b*d ta I'rtU-1 •'
BUFFALO SCALES, ..rtheb...t w ,k.
from 4 lb* up to I'jri.oail b.
apltffid lawtN A WIL*
DRY BOARDS, Plank and S. aiitiio.- j
for sale by lawtg a WtutoN.
aplfPfijff.
OBOHM-CUT AND MILL SAWS. b. J
make at IMWIN a WILSON.
splFffi
PUMPS! j
Wooden Pumps.
AND
PIPING.
; The undersigned would rasnectfully call!
1 the attention ofthecitiaens ofCentracounty, j
and Pennsvnlley in particular, to th* fact
that be it manufacturing
YM2 ~f PUjIIF',
i
made at home or else where. He uses n.-tie
but the b- st material, UIWAIIIXTI TH XU
to givessUisfaction. a* being the most last
ing and durably si rxaioa TO TMK OLD
-sooden iiuinp, being arranged to lot the
water off and prevent Iraeging in winter, i
Pine, buplar or rqcqmbor pum|M always
on hand. Hit matirial far pump* is all;
tawed from large timber, and are thus 1
Recti red against Check ing or Cracking. J
All order* bv mail promptly filled.!
PI P1 NG, made of tbe best material, of i
five inch scantling, jeinod u.getber wth'
coupling blocks, thoroughly banded, and i
wai ranted to stand any pressure required
for ordinary um. Price* of pi ing range
from 12 to 18 centt per foot. Send order# to'
Burial Cases
AND CASKETS.
AIR-TIGHT AND INDESTRUCTIBLE
run
Protecting and Preserving the Dead.
I The undersigned take* pleasure in an- j
■ nouncing that n* lias secured the aole agen
cy in tbi# county fuf
METALLIC AND OLA SS
Barlnl Caar* and Caaketx,
j which are ao widely known a# to require no
commendation. The METALLIC!
BURIAL CASK, with iu present im
proved style and finish, iu entire harmony
with th* feeling* of tho bereaved, it* per
fected adjustiuenU and appointuienU in i,
whatever relate* to tbe preservation and
protection of the body after death, confirm i
it* utility and entire adaptness to tbe pur-1,
poses for which it is designed. ,
COFFINS of all descnntions furnished
at the shortest notice; and all order# filled i
promptly night or day. The Dead laid out;,
with oaeo, and funeral* and escort# super ,
intended in person. HENRY HARRIS |
nov4t Bellefante, Pa. j,
M" ILLKR'S HOTEL, Woodward, Pa ;
Stage* arrive and depart daily.
I'hi* favorite hotel is now in every respect
one of th# moat pleasant country hotels in ,
central Pennsylvania. The traveliag com
munity will always find the best accommo
dation. Drover# cgn at all time* be accom
modated with stable* and pasture tor any
nuuibor of cattle or horses.
julyS'Oßtf GEO. MILLER.
SPINDLE SKEINS far wagons, all si
xo, at the sign of the Anvil.
aplO'W. InvriN a WiuaoM.
IAMPSOF EVERY VARIETY ana
j kind at
spiff W IRWIN A WILSON S.
CLOTHING—OvercoaU, Pants, YesU
and Drev# Goats, cheap, at Wolfs.
PLIOK KT OUJLKRY— aII make* t
i.nces at IRWIN A WILMO*
IOOKING-ULASS PLATKS ofall six
j far sale by lawig a WILMON.
a . IfftlM.
T APANNKD TOILBT dWFIR, AND
tf Other Japamtvd ware, atthe Anvil Store.
Uplfjou lawiw a WILSOM.
BOALTS tor Buggies and Garriagber.
sixes in use; Fire Bolts, ditto, at
plow lawig * wtkaux'
(TMWitei
N ATURE'B
Hair Restorative (
Contain, no LAC BULPHUR—VoI
huoar OF LEAD-NO LITH -
A ROE—No NITRATE OK SH
VEK, and i* entirely free from tin
Poiaobuu. and llraltb-deatruyiug
Drug, uiol in other Hair Prepara
tion*.
Tratt.paionl and clear a. crystal, it will
not *oit 11. e fine*t fabric.-•perf.-ctly HA FK
jt'LKA N and KKFld'f
unr* LONG MIL'GHT FOB AND
FOUND AT LANTt
J It rMre* and prevent# the Hair from'
| becoming ti ray, *iu> part* a soft, gtomv at-!
pcanutiM', iwuovaa Dandruff, 1. rehashing
io ibe bead, chock* lb* Hair from falling!
off. and mature* it to a gt*ni e.tciil whet.,
prematurely loet, prevent* ll* adarhe*.'
cure, ait buiitura, cntaneuu* eruption.,]
•'Tj l "'ural heat. AH A DKK&ISIi
FGKTHK HAIK IT In THE HKNT AX.
HULK IN TUB MARK XT.
DK. li SMITH, Falentea. Ayr, Ma*
I'r.peied only by J'Hot'i'XK BKOTH-j
KK-H, Gloucester. Max The genuine to I
l>ut up in a panel bottle, made egproaalyt
for it. with the name at the a tide blown i
in the a lax. A*k your Druggu t for N*-
Tl'ac a ltaia Itgavoa* . ivg, and take no]
other
#w-nend two three cent Mamp* p. Fruc
tcr Brother* for a "Treating n the Human
Hair. Tbo information it contain* i.
worth ftirtf.OO to any peraon !oi> ly
For *ai at Cactra Hail by Wm. H'oll
and Ueriacber A C'ron miller.
A CAKD. -Wa have removed opposite
to ibe Btnli Huuu and are telling out our
Mock left from lb* fir* at bargaii.t. Wr
are settling up our book, and account* and
will be tout b obliged to oua and all to rail j
ali i *ettie their account*. We Would say!
to our autnenxu friend, and cu-loiurrs to
please accrpt 'Jr sine re thank, fir the
generous patronage they bava alway. be-'
•towed on U*
IH KNsIDK A THOMAS
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Great Attraction and Ureal Bargain.l
r PIIX undersigned, detertutad to uiaet the
A popular demand for Lower Fries* re- i
•pectftiliy call* the attention ol the public
to hi. *tock of
SADDLERY,
now offered at the old stand. Designed aa-'
pec tall for the peopla and ibetituthe lar
gest and most varied and complete assort
ment of
Saddles, Harntw, Collar*. Bridles,
of every description and quality; Whip.,
and in fact everything complete to a firat
class establishment, he now offer* at price#
which will SU.I the timet.
I |A batter variety, a better quality or finer
Style of Saddlery ha* never before been of
sored to the public. Call and •-.amine our;
took and be satisfied before purchasing*:
elfpwhere
Determined to please my patron, and
thaakfitl for the liberal share ot patronage
heretofore enjoyed. 1 respectfully solicit a
continuance of the same.
JACOB DINGKS. Centre Hall.'
VIW FIRM. NSW UtMlflS AND'
Panic Prices.
POSTER DEVLIXG A* WILBON.
Having purvbi *ed the extensive More of
Howell, Gillilat. 1A Co., and added to them .
at panic price** large amoitment of
NEW DOORS,
They are euablsid to sell at
OLD FASHIONED PRICES!
V large variety of
Ladies' Drew Gugci
j Great Bargain* in
Muslin* and Calicoes.
lb-ad v Mad* Clothing
Wtmntnl lo Suit
t
| Our Cl-.Sh- and Cassimera,
Cart W rifvllvrt
TIIKIK (JKot'KHY DKPAKTMKXT.
Astonishes every one in assortment and lo
j price*
Syi up. Sugar. Tea. Coffee, Canne i iruils,
Jellies. Domestic and Foreign Fruit*.
Cheese and paatrie* i a.! kind*,
and every other aitlele be
longing to the Grocery
Department.
They Wholesale of UtiUJe/pkin Rat *
(♦" Farmer*, Mechanic* and Laborers
look to your interest. One dollar caved is
a dollar in pocket. Tben call and • eat
what astonishingly low price*
FORSTIR DRV LI NO A WILSON,
Ara selling their Dry C od and Groceries.
MhSo trouble to *how Gimdi.tl
If they are not a* represented, we will
pay you "for your trouhle. Don't forget the
place.
grTUKXCK BUILDING "Aft
ap'/.Hf Allegheny St . Bellefowte Pa.
CENTRE HALL
Manufacturing Co
AND
Machine Works.
OKNTKR HALL CENTRE CO., FA.
Having enlarged our New For.P.T ano
\l acutak Hnora and Aowa'tTt'iu
Woiu. Stocked with all new and lata*:
improved Machinery at Centre ilail, an
nounce to the public that they are now ready
to receive order* for anything in their tin*
of butiac.
Shafting*.
Pullies,
Hanger*.
IRON & BRASS
\V* aDe manufacture ;ae celebrated,
KEYSTONE
HARVESTER,
which now stand* unrivalled.
This Reaper baadv*ntaft**o*eraliolhei
! Reaper* now manufactured. Una advan
tage w claim for it. u the lever power, by
which we gain one hundred per ccnt over
other machine*. Another advantage is the
hoisting and lowering apparatus, whereby
the driver ha* under hi* complete contro
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 .topping
the team, varying the .tuble front 1 to 14
inches at the outside of the machine, a* we']
a* on the inside. It i. constructed of flrtt
cla material; and built by first class mi
chanics. We warrant it seeoud to none.
AH kind* of Horsepowers and Threshing
Machine*. Hay and Grain Bake*, latest im
proved All kind, of Repairing done. Dif
ferent kind* of
PLOWS
AND
PLOW CASTING.
The Celebrated Heckendorn Kconomica
plow which ha* given entire satisfaction
We employ the best Patternmaker., .our
pattern* are all new and of the most improv
ed plan*. Plans, Specification* and J) an
ing* furnished fur all work done by u*.
We hope by strict attention to bus
no*, to receive a share of public patronag
CASTINGS
of ev-ry description made and fitted up f'
MILLS,
FORGES,
FURNACES,
FACTORIES,
TANNERIES,
AC., Al
Alt order* by mail promptly attended to
0* ▼P22ajAAF'QCOM'P
Important Notice.
To th* public-Hie Wilami Ken Un
der feed SbolllffSrwirg Muck in'.
It.-ar in in nd tht* fact, that the Wii rfHj
•awing machine company are the pioneci -
ill introducing e fic.t Hlutflr
machine at a msfi#hl •i d low price.
Thia tnacblna c- oiblne* all the -!c?- c<,
• inipUeity. dumLHitv and strength ps**We
fi>r sdv sewing trtachinept attain, and tl ■
I are the first and only l!rt-> U I d H
1 machines put In the market Mncb'- -
wltie-ut nv srftt li h .In* adnpte-t b
ery variriy f family sewing and ltgl
' manufacturing. It embfaeoa ali of (1, n
j pwtwt and mwnlinl element* nabsi i>sa * fc
nmcbinrs patented with!'- the pi- : twet: •
iynnr*. Attachment- for d -tig all k i.<; •
I work are made for the machine,
i The Public have believed fr a l-mglite
that a good reliable cawing machine coil
be Kis.ufiH'tumi and *ld at a twaonable
price, which. have found the Wp#>n
New (*ndi r-feed sewifig marl-hrtg to be
All we ask to convince lh* mwt akepti
ral that we have the Wat sewing nwchim
a critical csaminaUtsn of the n -w Wlkm
1 Under-feed machine.
Machine- will be delivered i
, Mifflin or t'onlte counties. All aMChinc
: warranted for five yara.
F.gattLov F. Kaiag Afivo A bi - 1
aftftffll.Uta, Agent-. Mifgoy, Fa
The New Fira.
Heriacher &. Cronmiiier.
CENTRE HALL. PA
New Spring Goods
Conic one and all!
Jttat arrived and will alwy/}*e kept
ou haod ft full line of
; Dry Uoodt, NuCiona, Urocrrie*, Herd J
ware. Out cits ware. Worn) and willow wart
Iron, Salt, Fi*h and la Diet, a m*gniftce: ;
assortment ofaverytbing kept in a
First Class Store.
now ready, and for a> at marveiou* |o
rate*
GOOD* VKRY NKAK ATTHK
OLD PRICES.
Mualtn. they will Mrlt you the verv
brand, at price# that will a* nieb you
Now spring
l)rex# Goods
A most beautiful variety, conritting of ai I
thonovetUM ftb**ca*u, at lower rate
than ordinarily charged at other place*.
White Goods Sr .
Embrouenes
The finest Mock in town, tso.it m a juantit.v
quality, mad price*.
NtiOl SKihtS
The best makes, latest Myle* at-tllowcft
rate* (Bat* and Can. in great variety
Linen*. Towelling, check-. Denla g, uMft
' Caasimer*. Ciomkiag*.
B A LMORAL SKI RTS,
Spring and summer shawl*, ia feet, Itkiw
everything, and will call at a very *m#*l
advance on fir#t curt.
AH we ft*k that you will
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
j before purchasing elsewhere, a* a c do no
'consider It any trouble to hw ciw-dt.
ALL KIND* OF BAKEI> : S.
silver plated and Yankee Barn*" d>ui e
j and si ogle, bridle# and halter* apt IT
Dr. Crook's YHI'l SF !H
I • .
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|aiiXr .. Ha fc**:" • 1
■ Amlalltt|t .TJI V'
J ntrihf fttg* n—>miawt -st f'tagft
flew* *rt feat*
Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAI.f
t* sae ■iuw '< > ■>.
Ui tnaMwr
Coqght k Ccsrmptiss e ; y
Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAB!
lift* ffIMMMNI HfflMfett* "S'
ft< MM firMUdMi*
It*. Rtal tl ibft R a-ft t,' A*
AgUunft. Breachitß.
6 -te4,• ill foot-* jev 'S
o*r- frstsM joa man
I* r str. a she l
Dr. Crook's WIEEOF TAB I
fig-ao* • si- I •
aw- Um **-> *j *
webwt. tsrriv
.sWHUHit- )er k
rasd hOliir*.
Dr. Crook's WTK r OF A
H—ilw in-:. ',
... _ , str,-nc< l as tfce -
Appetite. Staauch. u. -i.i u.c , -.
T.lves *>-< pt them Ba < . j
!■*•■• *W toot M 4 -
ens m-ikes pare I i.
Dr. Crook's WTKE OF TAB!
It* mow aa <bs Prt:*r
Urv>w> am both } ••
„ H"i msrts-t. ,' -ti!-- < *
SIUSETiS. pg'ji .<> rvpemlwh.# the ut.ji
srj •.rtniuiu wbea • <!i
es pawerfM 4i r i c
Dr. Crook's WHTEOF TAB!
I- n<* >n the meJ ■■ r J
. . tu-I : s cf T*r, ■ .IM-
StOatß fiowa t.ns.) V Ih r u
aONtieiHs of aadoubwd
CcaitiittLcs. " Ja "• * hKh .t ua
n-r -<t for the com
|O nt rsoasnM.
Dr. Crook's WIFE OF TAB!
nun ia Breast.
EYSiEPSIA. c 4e or Back.
i * man efflhetti# Ef >
later of the Livrr.
Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAB!
It as mute manv nersoa*
strong an ! healthy wha
h .4 twan nnaUe Iv work
Mmia<UEoUL SXSafiSo-,
i.suse, and Its life-cmng
tonic j>ropcrtic trn-i by
I Ul.
I — m The *c; *e tu-
K <)nsl i e! P •
ar-
Uc-i Ten.' (*"*' >•
JjfijE DR. CiiSfOß '
, SYRU3 ■
: POKE BOOT!
Making the gtvpami""'
r arfutSf Bk Ja the hoat Alsn ivs a
. 'TT Tone.- known t-i
Screfali, Sciufft-:
Tumors, S;:o..
• Tissascs d tie E;-
I All gafftriag
tions, or rftquirlr.
1 m3S3Brt*s 6it rttaoiy to purify tz
" wm vEA3 fturidt tEftKood,
wP2l"viiiftik?v\'' ~Sad Dr. CE3OES Cei.-
todrtHfttto In Its ac
iWvW'W B tios. Pains in Beset,
/*• m
r \ A' use of it
I ffSsf Oliver Creek i
Dftyton. i;
■HftftftngftHmftftftßUK''
CANVASSERS IM3 77
For **Onr
Aa Illaatratesl pvpc-i. p:'- ••-
ll.tirg Mouthly. Nuberriptio.: Ir' ■< ■
ftl.su. Every Wubaerlbep reeettea it >•
wable Ckreae, A Fruit Ciccc. • *
•ell* tor ftft. eM 8 cent SUua# *r
Maniple and Preualnaa List. A*W
W. E. Gump, Publisher, Ray ten, 0
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