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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

Tho report of the Dead Letter Of
fee for August shows that there were
returned 10 that office as unbelievable
letters during the month 322,379. let
tiers. There were sent - offices from
which originated 1859. and 25.390
were destroyed a. non deliverable and
valueless, and .439. (which the wri-
ters could mob he found, wero fled for
future inquiry; 59S letters and pack.
ages contzining prnPerty were rsceiv-
ed, Of which 470 were returned TO
their owners. The noney division re-
ceiyed 1882 letters containing &36,.
$40; aud 2,218, containing s4,o4e,
were mailed TO their owners. and lS3,
containing S670, were fled; $50 let.
tiers. containing Sl,4l2, were returned
as unavailable from the offices in which
they we're deposited. and ,5l9 receipts
for aggregate amount Of S3.32l, re-
crivsd from the same s0uIce.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
NATURES
Hair Restorative

Contains no LAC SULPHUR M
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH
APGE-No NITRATE or sIL
WEIR, and Is entirely free from The
Poisonous and Misunderstanding
Drugs usei IN other Hair Prcpara-
lions,
Transparent and clear as eFystai. Il vii
not soil the finest fabric. perfectly -SA FIX
CLEAN aDd EfFfGIFNT.-drsi
tune LeAG FOUGHT FOR AMI
POUND AT Lasts
II restores and prevents tie Hair fgsDi
beeGniing Gray, impaFls q saa, eiossy AZ
pemrAnce, removes Dandruti. is refreshing
% the head, cheeks the lair from falling
on and restores Il 81 great oAteBi when
Pfetnaturely lost prevents iIeadarhrs.
cures ali hlp6rs, ctignnepus aTnpiinns.
md unhaturAl heat. As A DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR iT Is TIK BEST AYR
flCLE IN TIE MARKET.
DR. g. SMITH, Pataniee, Aver. Mas
Prepared sniy b. PkOCTkB BROTH
EhS, Gloucester, Mass. The genuine =
put up IL y panel bottle. made expressly
TOR Il with the name II the i iiele hioNn
m the glass. Ask your Druggist for M
fuhE's HAiA kKsToRAsIyE, and iakp Dn
slher.
30 Send two three cent stamps 10 Pror.
.er Brothers Tor a Treatise on the Hnman
Hair. The information il contains 8,
~ofth Ss0u0 - ans person. isep. Is
For sale * Ceutre Hall bg Mm. Vol
and heriaeh#r & IrDnmiller
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
Railroad Purchase.

Don Cameron, Of Harrisburg, and
other Pennsylvania capitalists have
bought the Blue Ridge railroad South
Carolina, and upon the recommends
tioH Of Colonel j. p. Low. their chiel
engineer, have resolved to change The
guage to three feet throughout the en-
tire line. The seaboard terminus Ol
the road will he at the port Of Charles
ton. The engineers estimates indi
cate that business which would pay
only three ,er cent. dividends If the
roa'l be completed on the broad gauge
plan will suffice TO pay seven per cent
ON the eost % the narrow gauge.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
DEATHS.

On the 10th inst, at Kaneville, III, aner
a lingering illness of consumption, Mrs.
Anna Dauberman, formerly Of Potter twp,
and wife og Geo, Dauberman.
On 18th, inst, at Linden Hail. Michael
Wealand. aged about So years.
On oh, inst. in Penn twp, Elizabeth,
daughter of Daniel Long, aged ? Years, 5
months
On lOth, inst. in Gregg twp, Ella. infant
daughter OF Samuel Gable, aged ahont )
years
At jacksonville, on the 2ith of Augusl
1871, Miss Laura n. johnson, aged 10 years.
10 months and - days.
suddenly. Of apopleIy, on Wednesday
Sept. 9Th, 1871, az Oska.ooso, Iowa, Mr.
Thompson Milliken. OF Bellefonte, Pa,
aged a. years
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
rvs dA.L REPORTER
LOCAL ITEMS.

FRIDAY. SEP. =, 1911.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

Southern papers received contain
gloomy reports Of the cotton crop.
The Macon Georgia Telegraph says
the storm last Wednesday was the
most destructive that has occurred in
thirty years. All the open cotton is
nearly or quite destroyed. The Geor-
gia Standerd says the ball worm and
rust are very destructive. The crop
will not exceed half of that of 1870.
A Mississippi correspondent writes
The army worm is upon us in my
riads. A planter who, ter days ago
estimated his crop at one hundred and
fifty bales, now says he viii not have
thirty.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
Good News ( or ldiers.

The commissioner of pensions hai
revised the bounty laws and all per
sons who have served i'm any Of tn,
wars in which this country has beer
engaged since 1890 aud prior t.
March, 1856, are entitled TO 160 acre
Of land. Those not having received
that amount will be entitled theret'
without regard to length Of service
proyided that they weie regnlarl,
mustered into the United States sei
vice.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

For Hardware 10 to Harris. under
the Broekerhf house, they Away:
keep q full line. Mechanics will hnd
II q complete depot for every dncriP'
tion Of toolg and persons wishing 70
build. will find in their store every ar
ticle of hardware needed for that pur.
pose. Their prices are such 40 to
leave them but bare margin OF prof.
it, and persons can not do better u
purching in thecity. They buy none
but the best of goods, and they will
be found frst-class gentlemen to deal
with.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

A son of Mr. M'Intire, Of Gregg
twp, aged about I3 years, lost an eye
on last Friday, in the following man
ner: An older son, james, vas engag.
ed in putting up a coal-house, and
whilst in the act Of driving nail, by q
mistroke, itfiew from under the hammer
and struck the boy in the eye cutting il
so as TO cause it 10 run out render
ing the unfortunate boy blind of one
fYS
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

indianapolis. September 15.-Ths
Journal this morning charges that
w. w. Leathers, one Of the attorneys
in the Bright case, offered Deputy
Sheriff Adams one thousand dollars to
influence his action in calling q jury
in that case. and called upon the court,
bar and grand jury to investigate the
charge. This morning. ON motion Of
Mayor Gordon, the court ordered an
to take place at two o.
clock this afternoon, and appointed
|N. b. Taylor to conduct it. The
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

Owing to The pressure upon our col
umns bs the Registry Act and Elec
tion Proclamation, the address of Mr.
Fortney(from which we had likewis'
10 make some omission) and othe
matter, number Of communication
are crowdad out. and laid over TO
the future.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
Radical SWInlIes.

A quarter million by Evans & Co
A halt million by Hodge.
A hundred and fifty Thousand in
the New York r.ostnffice.
All this inside OF six weeks, "hOv
high ish dat" taxpayersy
Brown 6ger dat up.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN
The circulation Of the REPORTER on
this side of the county, is now greater
than that of any two papers IN the
county. hence business men who wish
n reach the Pennsvalley trade, with
advance their own interests, by advell
tising ia the RRroRrER, Our suoSer'r,
ton list is open to the inspection Of al'
who wish 60 advertise.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

LOCAL sEws.-our friends will celig'
,< AZ senling in any iteme of local inter
II including deaths, marriages, &c, ~
,urh Are eafarly read nv yeur ttienus w
tbs west. many Of whvm get the Reporter
Wo would esteem ita faver u our KIND pa,
irons would occasionally mail copy y
the Reporter tc relatives and aeqaaah.an,
ces who formerly lived w Centrc eounss
;''S,,nn N''S I'm many to become subscribers.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

A sl50O00 deialcation in the New
York postoffice has come to light A
radical. of course, did this little steal,
and we pre.lict that he will go scot
free. as have all the thieves and defaul.
ters under radical rule. during the last
ten years
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

nj. Atwood delivered an able anC
interesting lecture before the Normal
school. at Rebersburg. on last Thurs
day evening. which was highly appre
ciated hy the students and numerous
audienee. Our friend A. possesses the
learning aud intelligence TO prOhtably
entertain any audience.
Ira. C. Mitchell, esq, also delivered
a lecture before this institution, the
preyious week, which was on 3 par
with all the efforts Of that able and
talented gentleman.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

cotnxS FOUNTAIN PES,--Scmsthins
naw and novel. BE sure aud read the ad-
vertiSement In our paper, headed Great
est Invention Of the Age. We believe
the Golden Fountain Zen y unsurpassed
,.>,5 non Is a necessity 10 every man,
woman and child. Agents here Is q
,shsnss ~ "a make money in Introducing u
good ana saleahlc article. jan ~ "
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

AtA teacher meeting reeSntly
held in Newbarg. n y, list Of If
ty vorda vas given out, and of tho
ninety teachers present not one
succeeded ia spelling every word IN
the list correctly. The eus nearest
accuracy tailRl nn but two words,
while the Ounce of the convention
blunderd at foriy-hyo words out ofthe
fly. In the ninety-four papers ex-
amined there were 2,66S mistakes
The word "caohination was the sorest
trial ofall, there beeng no less than
fifty different spellings one erudite
pcdagogue spelled "npoStasy thus -
spposiooa. The list We subjoin, aud it
may occasion some amusement 10 test
the young ones from il, Ii Is; Inter.
mitteut, heresy, bilious, coercion, &C.
stacy, elaIionet. surcingle, paralyze,
licorioc, tratheking. suspicion, ellipsis,
apostasy. deleble. morIgaglug, s'nge-
ing, skiifally, subpoena, allegoablc,
ignitible, phosphoreseence, jeopar-
dise, ebullition, aeronautie, sibylilne,
caehination, vaeillatinn, baechanallau
fascination, crystalline, eateehise, tr'.
syllable, tyranniEe, apologize, gaug
ing, saocharine, hemorrhage, rendoz-
vous, Fahrenheit, Galliean. Sadducoe,
erysipelas. hieroglyphies, apocrypha,
daegerreotype. idiOssynerasy, eanaille,
eannibal, mignonnette, Kaleidoscope.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

Al Centre Hall, Saturday evening
2Srd Sept
Al Walnut Grove school house,
Harris twp, Tuesday evening 10Th.
AT Loop school house. "Wednesday
evening, 9th.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

If there is an honest and enterPriI'
ing firm of merchants in Centre conn
ty that deserves the steady support Of
Centre county people in general and
Pennsvalley farmers in particular, II
Is the hrm of Keller 4 Musser, ai
Bellefonte. We viii Jet any onespeak,
who has had any dealing with them
in proof Of what we here say. And
why? They favor the farmer by giving
him the highest figures for his grain
they favor the mechanic and la6oFing
man by sailing him goods at figures
which are saving to such as buy
from them; they favor the trade In
general, by keeping the neatest, CON-
pletest best-stocked store and most
gentlemanly clerks in the county.
Mr.. Keller has just returned from
The east, and Pennsyalley folks viii
find the frst stock OF fall goods in
Bellefonte, on hand there now. They
have brought ON a magnificent stock
which ii pays just to look at, even II
folks do not wish to buy. All are In
vited to go and examine their goods
and prices, and we urge our readers
not to miss doing 80.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

PIRE-The dwelling Of Samuel
Krise, in Gregg twp, was destroyed
by fire, on Thursday night, l4th inst
The FIRE originated from the stove
pipe. Insurance 5000 on house, and
slO0 ON furniture, in the Centre Hall
company.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
nUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
On Friday Sept, 39th 1871, %
the late residence Of Rev. Daniel Kerr,
deed in Potter twp-, the following per-
sonal property, 30 wit: ! horse I mare,
4 cows, head 0f young cattle. > hogs.
sows and pigs, two-horse wagon, sle1
> huggies, tanning nill. hay hy the ton,
grain By she busAel, pillow harrow, !
culiivAtor. also beds and bedsteads, tables.
chairs, bureau, cooking stove, ten plate
stove, iron snd copper kettles, earpetinE
tubs, stands, barrels. and other articles too
numerous TO mention. Sale o. commence
at o clock. when due attendance will be
given aud terms made known by
JACOB SPANGLER,
Ev.nttt.v
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

The engineer corps. this week. fin
ished the location Of the line, through
from LewisbuIg to Tyrone. Work il
now going on ON the division of Mr.
Lutz, east OF Spring Mills, and ON The
division of Messrs. VanDyke Il Moore
west of Spring Mills.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

70 the public-Tbe Wilson New Tn
der feel Shuttle Sewing Mnchinc
Bear VI mind thiH fact ihat thr Wiltah
sewing maFhinr company afe the pi0ne
IN Introducing y Art.eiass Shuttle tcwlnE
machine g q fcasanalif sad iow price
ThiF maeilne rfuhlneF ni tie tleRfHfa.
fimpiiriis HufnbAiitF aud strength pha sH
fsr AVN Hg mHehine tn attain. Mna tiAY
are ihn hfss nd Buig hrst-riass lawsf.4e4
machines iut "a tie marAef AnchiH
WifhnutfoRff Ff5 ftifnisa aaaFied ie as-
cry gnfiaiF of Gsmilg frMiue and ii
snnnutMrsHfinF it embrace nli HfthHtin.
p0rtant ard essential eienrniA embodied
machines paicnled aithln thf pesi tNen
year, Attachment fnr doing ~ KIND 81
w0rk are made fIr Use nArhiue
The Pebble harh believed I've lnrg lNle
that \ fasd reliable sfWiug mHNliinc cnHld
De mauuisetufed sud enid tt ffta0nahie
pfica, WHICH. Ne have fsand ti4e Nslsap
&ew EnHar.feed snRiRe machine 20 "a.
All mr saf to convince fAe npHl ekaHt4-
cal tlIat have thr besf sewing maeiliHa.
) 3 critica examination ufthe HeW Wiiaoa
Ender~fta machine.
Nnfhlael Wiil BE- delivered angNhffe
MiiiiR 6f Centre counties All AarhsMs#
warranted fgg Owe years.
ZKABLos 2. KAsn Il 6En a f-Aspke.
Aug2s ain. Aasafs. niisos, Pa
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

The following jh ticket pu; 90 uom.
,nation by the radical nfths eouuty:
isysstfy Robert M fatHnd
YrSfsafft Geo A BNyarl
associate f.fafs David vi Wagner and
q r Liggot
taH4atIssiHg. Andrew ouagtE
hv~ ttfurtfs l-Uat Lyle
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

RAIs.-On Friday 14th.. it rained
nearly all day; Saturday was cloudy;
Sunday do. Monday morning cool
and frost. We have had several
Iigth frosts thus far. of late.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
GOOD NEWs F0R THEpE0PIE

Great Attraction and Great BaFgaiDsi
FEFlfE undersigned, dpteFmiAa o. meet th4
H. popular demand foF Lower Prices. re-
specially calls the attention Of the public
70 bis stock II
sADDLERY,
now offered NJ tbs old stand Designed e.
peeialig for the people and the times, the inr-
gest aud most varied and complete ahsors-
meHt Of
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Brides,
of every description and quality; Mhips,
aud IN fact everything complete 70 nFst-
class establishment. he now oilers az price,
which viii suit the times.
/ IA better variety, better quality or tinai
style OF SaddlcrE has never before been ct.
sered 10 the public Call and examine oar
tock aud be satisfied before purchasing
elfewhere
Determined 20 please nay patrons and
thankful for shr liberal share ut patronage
heretofore enjoyed. respectfully solicit !
continuance of the same
JACOB DINGEs. Centre Han
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

unless yeu wish premature death yot
will lei All the poisonous hair preparation
s,nne Natures Hair Restorative = per,
fertiv harmless as any druggist wall ta,
- Soc ADVERTISEMENT. y
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
MARRIAGES.

On the 18th, inst. ~ Aaronsbury. by
Rev. c. II. Reiter. Mr. Harry Weber and
Miss Sarah Ann Meyers, both Of Centre
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

A CAED..~We have removed opposiis
% the Bush Honse and are selling out onl
stock len from the IRE At bArgaink We
arc settling up our books and accounts and
viii be much obliged 90 one and ali tn enl'
AM settle their accounts. We NaHld fas
10 our numerous friends and customers, 4
please accept our sine 70 thanks for fbs
generous patronage they have always be-
slowed on a.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

Bright case was then adjourned until
the investigation is finished Mr..
LOathsp was prominently concerned
in the LEM case. aud one Of the de-
Pendants In the Prather suit.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

SrBsCRInERs tu PETKRs' MUSICAL
MoSvALY get all the latest and best Music
nj one and two cents piece. Every num-
Der contains from 81 Go s. worth Of new
Music and 1t can be had for 30 cents The
July and August numbers contain Thirty
Pieces Of Music, ~ pages, sheet music
size, and will be mailed for so cents. Ad-
dress J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, New
York. 26aug3m.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

The Lock Haven, NittAny L Sugar
Valley Narrow Guage Railroad Co,
held its first meeting in Lock Haven
last week. They resolved to COM
menee operation AT once, and build
their road from Lock Haven to Mill
helm
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

ENTERTATNMEST-The Penn Hall
Academy will shortly close is fall
term. On Friday evening 29th inst,
the last day of the term. an entertain.
ment will be given in honor of the
board Of trustees and for the benefit
Of the school. The entertainment will
be literary and musical, and we know,
from what tho previous entertainments
have been, that n rish treat Is In 1tors.
An excellent hand has been engaged
for she 0ccaSion. We are assured
that every effort will I've made Co make
the occasion o most pleasant one Sor
all who may attend.
We arc sorry to learn that with the
close 0fthis term. Prof Truxal'a con
nection with this institution will cease.
He has had charge of the school this
summer and last. aud has proven him.
self so efficient as an instructor. The
school proSpercd most remarkably un-
der bis supervision, aud no tutor could
have contributed more to build il up
and give il reputation, than Prof.
Truxal, aud his students IN point Of
advancement and intelligence will COM
pare iavorahly with those of any sim
liar institution. The Professor will
carry with him the love and esteem Of
that entire community,
The following paragraphs were part
of our article, in last weeks issue. on
breaking ground for our railroad. but
were crowded out;
LATER
The SAopei.-The shovel with
which the first ground was broken. is in
possession of IL. III. Duncan, to be kept
as memento of the great event Il
is said that Barnum has offered $500
for this useful implement. We think
there is a fortune in 1.-THE handle,
manufactured into tooth. picks, at $40
piece. which would be a reasonable
price. would bring about one million
dollars The spade manufactured into
trinkets might bring another million.
and the dirt sticking to il from the
first breaking ground. scraped of,
might also be readily disposed Of in
little bits, for a handsome sum.
STILL LATER.
We stop our press to acknowledge
the receipt Of some ground seraPed
from the above mentioned shovel
real dirt from the first ground broken
ON the Pennsyalley railroad. Wehave
about q quarter thimb!e full Of this
soil sent Us. We prize it highly-we
lhiuk there's virtue in il, and shall
carry il in our hat when troubled with
headache and in our vest pocket when
,pidemics threaten the land. All
in the road can call at
he REPoRrER Office and see this dirt,
rom the first breaking ground, free.
Through the courtesy Of our young
'riend, Mr.. James 4. A'Clain. tele-
graph operator at Julian. We are able
o inform the public as to Ehe name Of
he man recently shot by John s.
Thompson. while trying 10 break into
he store at Martha Furnace. Mr..
N'Clain inf rlns US thst bis name was
samuel Hutchinson; that he was bern !
Il kdison. New Yorh, and was AboNt |
3 years OF age. The dead mans
brother was at Martha Furnace on
1onday, and had the grave oPend.
when hs recognized the features TO be
hose OF his brother. He was known |
u a noted haracter. aud was last
seen by his brother at Elmira. New
FORK, on the 25th Of June last
RdtckmdR.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
MII.ROY MARkE1lS.

Corrected by John NJ DeweIl.
White wheat !, So. Red wheat .25-... Rye
60 .... Corn Oats 40~.... Barley Co.,.
Cloverseed 4, Co.. Timoth ysecd, S50......,..
Salt 80 per sack, ........ ....
Bacon lOc... Ham To-. Butter a. Egs,
ID Plaster Q 80
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
A BAUM, RKrNoLn'e NEw MARBLE
t1s FRosT, HIsuor ~ Bclleianie
-tENrREmALL lorKL.


~ Jons sFAhuLKk, Proprietor
Stages arrive and depart daily, for al
points, north, south. easl aud west
This favorite Hotel has been reHitnd and
furnished by ia new proprietor, and Is nov
IN every respect one Of the most pleasant
country Hotais Ia central PennsylYAnia.
! The travelling community and drogers Wiil
always timd the best accommodation. Per-
sons from the city wishing 90 spend few
weeks during the summer Ia the country
will hnd Centre Hall one oi the most beau
llfai locations and the Centre Hall haie
all they could desire tor comfort aud con
venienee. Rpl0Gs,u
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

The safest man the radicals could
find tn maks gift too, was Grant
He invariably appointed all such to
good offices, and gave them opportuni
ty to steal back the amount twenty
fold. II was a safe investment TO put
money in Grant.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
PRICES REDUCED.

all WAtrRa's 81 Sons Carriage Manu-
factory, Milroy. Pa. maye'ona
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
ORCHARD OF CHOICE

7 OTIS FOR SALE at Centre Hall
IL VIII be sold. at public sale, a.
Centre Hall, on Thursday November 2pd.
1874.
TWO VALUABLE LOTS
belonging 70 the estate oi Peter Durai,
deed containing about s. Acros, adjoin-
ing said town, and situate one of them on
the Brushyalley roid aud the other in the
rcHr OF same.
TERMS will be made known on day oi
sale. Sale 10 commence ~ 10 O'Clock. "a.
m. JOSHUA POTTER,
JOHN RISHEL,
SPIT I'm. Executors
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22

HOUSE AND ! OF FOR SALE
Ill The undersigned oiiars ut private
"a sale two story dwelling house and
LIZ LDt. on J ain street Centre Hall,
with stnbleaud all necessary outbuildiugS
and ehatee frGit on he premises, and wa-
ter in the yard Theshpuse IS as good ps
new. For tnther partsgulars apply to
u. ID. OSSMAN,
IIaug.H. Centre Hall.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
BELLEFoNTH MARKETS.

Corrected by Keller & Mussor.
Whme Wheat 81, ,an Red rs - Rye.
10. ... Corn 20. ...... Oats To-. Barley %.
.Cloversecd 4. so ...... Potatoes o.,
Lard per pound l2!. ......Porkper pounduJ
Butter %. ...... Eggs Is. .,... Plastcrper ton
SIS Tallow TO-. Bacon L., Ham ~
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-22
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
IL The undersigned oilers at private
sale his house and lot. situate On Church
street, Centre Hall. The house is new
two story frame building. one ofthe finest
in the neighborhood aud IN our Of the
best locations in the town. There Is ncS
stable Upon the lot For fuiher pariicu-
lars apply TO ALEN. SHANNON.
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