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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04

times covering 5000 square miles !"
months, and even for years. The reqSa
becomes SO utterly dry as to forbid 10
possibility, apparently, Of any survlVa :.
frog life. And yet these reptiles seem
beat the cat for tenacity of life: 70,
wherever rain falls sufficiently to Ill ;as
water holes they are found to swarm WI.
frogs, and this when immediately preVnss'
one might dig for ten or twenty feel WIZ WIZ,
out finding any trace of water A rec.i.
writer offers q solution. His Statement.
that on recent tour he became alarmsS
for want of water. That native ca. .s,
in help, went Immediately to dry .a.s
hole, found crooked and indistinc., ~, nd
on what had once been mud, and iongW lie
it up to the shade Of small bush. a.;
he commenced digging, and soon io aame.
ball of clay, about eight inches 10 oN But
ter, and quite dry On the OUTSIDE ,hont
when broken it was found to contsln. ;
half pint of clear, cool water, IN VIZ, The
frog was biding his time, swal.ine halls
rainy season. A number of similar s.de
were exhumed, and the travellers frocs
free with both the water and TIC nav
This is a marvellous story, and ono ,sh
well wait for verifcatiOn; and yet so ore
display Of protective instinct is no. .s I
marvellous than many which are ces''
known.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04

really go down on her knees and worship
the young heroS Her own nephew one OF
the braves in the great war And Letitia
too; he'd gone through all this for her, to
make himself worthy Of her love.
How happy they'd ali be! Only L, a
miserable pale faced lawyers clerk-only
in the way.
"Come, Chubb, let'sgo," said I hoarsely.
"Let's have cltnsse cafe and smoke
before we go, Ned"
mo, no come now, come now"
If didn't get it over soon l should
break down.
"But I've something to tell you, Ned.
Come along"
gave way. Ireally thirsted for a re-
prieve. We sat in the smoking room;
before my untasted coffee, rolling my unlit
cigar in my damp fingers; he with his
leg comfortably twisted round the arm of
the chair, lolling back and blowing great
wreaths of smoke from his fat jolly
cheeks
Med, do you think Letitia was very
fond of me?"
"Devoted to you, Chubb. She mourned
you as widow might mourn her dead
husband"
Chubb looked rather queer.
"Do you know that's devilish awk-
ward ?"
"What do you mean?"
"Why, mesn-in fact, I'm married to
an American sent her on to Paris whilst
ran over to see you"
Jumped up, upsetting the table be-
tween US, and grasped Chubb by both
hands.
"Chubb, my dear old friend, my dear
old friend indeed we'll kill the fatted
calf for you tonight am going to marry
Lititia tomorrow
What an agitating night that vast I
shall never forget Lititia's look of honor
when ] told her Chubb Jackson had come
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04

how unbuslneSs-llke you areF
90, is it necessary, Edward l didn't
know"
"This list will do we'll enough for stop
ping the notes; but if they were lost you'd
never get anything out of the bank for
them But now the point is to find Chubb.
Good bye, aunt; I'll send the young chap
home to you fast enough, never fear"
"Please God, trust you will"
Lefty was in the hall as went out.
She came to me pale and trembling.
90 Edward, do you think there is any
thing wrong with Chubb?"
"No, nothing wrong, trust, Lefty.
Don't worry about him; he's sure to be
all right"
took her hand as spoke. Her sweet
gray eyes sought mine in unsuspecting
sisterly confidence.
"You will come back with him. We
sha'n't 60 to bed till you come back.
Goodbye, Edward"
1t was hot, dull, sodden night; night
on which one felt the oppressive weight
of undefnable wretchedness. As made
my way to the cab-stand, felt that was
upon bootless errand.
Chubb hadn't been at Lincoln's Inn !;
the housekeeper, whom reused out Of
her first sleep, was sure of that, must go
on to Enfield street, to the shop Of the
eminent wood-engravers where Chubb was
employed The premises were locked up |;
an iron bar across the door, with great
paddock securing 1t, showed that no one
slept In the house. What sho lid I do
nexti In my perplexity, ] found my way
to the police station. The inspector smiled
at nv grave air when he heard my tale.
"There's good many young gents a.
don't get home q soon g their mas would
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

We ARE under obligations 20 our
friend, SIR. L. II. Spangler, formerly
Of this county, now Of Joliet. Ill, for
copies Of western papers. From AN
article in the Joliet Republican upon
ahe stone qnarries Of that place, we
ns..ke sn exlruet-- M 81 angler ha,
q srge interest 10 oBe OF these qnai-
riess:
~. hin this city limits as4 laying
,,d;arent thereto in every dreeaioli,
are anarries Developed Snd inexhaust-
I'M. ~ t,e f;t. est sioue essr yot discJy'
cred within ! sistsbee ot,seeen hun'
dred mites Nor.a South, East Or
anywhere West Of tlis point ihe
Stone is white in color, al'I j. Aagne'
sian Limestone Of the sest quality.
weighing from one hnndreu aud sixty
to one hundred and eighty poL'rdS per
Cubic foot.
Throughout the Northwestern
States it Is called Joliet marble" tor
it accepts any character Of finish. even
the iuestl and is used largely for
monumental and other high grades Of
work.
These quarri..s are All stratifed -
The strata ranging from two inches
thick to torty>two inches. This nafn-
raj araar re menl enables owners 81
quarries to produce the material for
Ase al a comparatively small cosl.
The prices-of stnue Us Joiss grs
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

The ~esuIt of the conference Of the
ra;Iroad c6umittees, held in Philadel-
mia last wee.., was an adoption Of n
Man f,r the extsntIon Of the Snow
Shoe railroad from Belleionte TO a
point OF inters ction With the Lewis
burg and Centre railroad. We Under
stand that it was agreed upon that the
route around End Of Mountain be-
adopted, and the Showshoe company
and citizens Of Belletonte TO furnish
the means TO grade the road and sc
cure The right Of way from Beilefoutr
to End of Mountain. and the Penn a
Il. Il. 70 rail and stock it--corditions
similar to those which were accepted
by the people nj ,ng The line Of our
rOad. 1he SnoAzllDe company are to
fu -uish $4,000, aud the citizens o.
Belle S,ute s25. 900, in stock. fof ;his
nurnose Efforts are now being made
Inv 9rllef,mte 10 raise its share al
one, 50 the lotStion of that part Of
the road can take pace next month.
The engineers are noS III the neigh
borhood of Spring Mills, engaged 10
the location of the road through the
valley.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
Horrible Tragedy --Three Persons
Brutally Murdered.

Savannah, February 9.-Inf9rma-
lien reached this city Yesterday oi
one u tie most horrible ba,cherics ev-
er enron .cieJ.
On Saturday last, Ms, fagin, liv
ing az Fairchiid's mill, three miles
from Jacksonville, and engas ed rs en-
rines5 in the mill. lett his home for
.yacksnngiils early in the day. leaving
bis wife's sister, Mis- ltasal.e Carhu.
aud his two children. aged SIX and
.four years respectively, rs the only oc-
eupaals ss rbe dwelling. Upon re-
turning Al uighF = fesriul sight pre-.
sented itself Upon The 9oGr Of the
house the IiITee Dccppants lay, tteir
heads literally chopped to pieces by
an Ak which had been left sticking Ia
the skull Of the youngest child.
Around the neck Of Miss Carlin a
rops was found tightly twisted, the
body giving evidence of having been
dragged about tbs Eo9r violently.
Two gold watches and two hGndred
dollars in gold had been taken. The
crime ia attributed by the residents 70
the negro outlaws in the vicinity.
The whole country Is sEeased in the
eHort TO capture the murderera
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

PoIsoxED.-The family Of cur
sr,.nJ. Mr.. Emantial harter, Ia
Brush valley, cane very Haar bcing
poisoned s0me time ago. iruG the zee
OF meat which had been cured in the
ordinary way. with the exception Of SUI
gar q lead having 5een made Use CT.
IN The caring process. instead OF salt
petre. slr. Harter, We are jnIorGad
thinks The error was niade ~ the
store. where, III purchasing. sugar OF
lead vas gwen him IN 4 Inlstake frii
saltpetre. The entire family became
seriously III from the meat afterwards
but, We are glad 10 learn have 30 far
recovered, as TO be ous Of danger. Mr..
fIarter's meat, of course, vii be unit
For Use, ia consequence.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
BrIroNp, FEnnERwARRY, II.

BGLFoND, FkDnERwARRT, ~, ~
Licber Frint kurtE--
Huscht du die neichcate shoont
kart Is Zimmermans do im Stettl,
fercaut'a now de Singer Nay Moshine
An bessere Mashene hols kenny. lch
dcnk cs sin feel dcrfon i'm yuse IN lite
sooder terstand hen. den cautia sic ken
oucra sort. Die carl shewetza fun u
advertisement foon der Moshine. in
der Reporter "a du,
Won du dich uow uf1ler rechta site
toi,ht. gcva ~ aecr an advertisement.
Viii la shont long uiS ioon mcrr
karte husrh,, hap ich gadcnkt ich
.uissed alnnl widdrr SchuvA.
SIMON BoPPENpEcKLE, Esq
=. S.-De lite dart driyA nissa A'
river eoolna. un Singer Nav Moeh'ne
rautio ans zimmermans. Se nemmA
u n sort Handel droof :. is.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit Herb, trTsr
4 shrub. and Evergreen Seeds pt.pS'"
-, fra aifYarrnt pScketS az either
- ,,,r n 10 The ak CLASSES S1he
''sS ~ a.sn rs Hvergresa and Tree Seeds;
Ao,Ss Pear. Cherry. Sc Grass >ecds ;
Cshhase Carrot. Opien, SlN,Sh,
.r',s.,;,, .prSv ami an Vegetable and Flower
~ss't; small ar large quantities; also
Sill S,.,sll Froiys stocks, Bulhs Shrubs, Roses,
Is-S.,,-. -, bV mail, prcpasd, New
GJses Randea tspsa Lily, SS- fSieya
D.ssrip,ive Catalogue sent - any plSle
sdar,,ss, gratis, Agents Vantsd rs noe
ssle LIS 10 Agents, Clubs ana ihe l'sN0'
Seeds on commission
n. WATSON, Old Colony NarsS',SS
.,,S Sec5 Warehsnse, Plymouth, Estab-
lishe,l iu 1872 Nee"'S'N
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

a NENTKE HALL HUTEE4.
- JoHN srANaLER, Propriater.
Stages arrive and depart daily, for all
points, north, south. east ahs west.
This favorlls Hotel has boen reattsd and
furnished by It, new proprietor. and 10 now
IA every respect one Of the most pleasant
eountry Hotels In central Pennsylvanls.
The travelling community and droVers will
always and the beat accommodations. Per
sons IRON the city wishing Ia spend q few
weeks during the summer in the country,
will ind Centre Hall one oi the most deau.
tifnl locations and the Centre Hall Hotel
al they could desire fnF comfort and con.
senienee. apl0 Ss, a.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
Rolton,s washington Hotel.

In connection with Bottoms hotel
Harrisburg. aud the Columbia house
Cape MAY, George j. Bolton has lcas
cd and is now ro6tting aud furnishing
tho Washington hotel, Chestnut stree
ahove Seventh. Philadelphia, which h'
purposes opening for business on Mon
day. Marck q. 1871. This hotel ha'
always enjoyed an excellent reputation
among the public coming To Philadel'
phia from all parts Of the country, and
Il is the intention Of Mr. Bolton Ia
make il sill more popular by putting
It in complete order and throwing into
II uusxreplionabls management.
For location the Washington hotel
ID not surpassed by any public house
in Philadelphia.
The Wholesale business aud the dAi-
ly newspapers are fast concentrating
IN the nsghborhood Of Seventh and
Chestnut streets. and there is probably
40 point IN the city aii6. ding easier ac.
,s.-s TO The trade or TO the public insli-
tutiona Ahd places Of amusement than
che location OF the washington hotel
The Washington hotel is about ont
square irom Independence hail Il ad-
ioins the Masonic temple; il il but on,
square frum the rooms ofthe Penn Il
Bile society /: il is but three squares from
The United States custom house IL ioI
out three squares trum the Mercantile
library; it Is but two squares from the
University nf Pennsylvania il is buf
Ave squares from the rooms of the
Youn. Mems christian association i'
IA but thrce squares from the post OF
dee it is bat iaur squares frum the q.
" hospital II j. hut twu squares tr"'t
tie hoaId Of trade rooms il is but two
-qmres irsm the Walnut strceG th ..
trc II = hut thr,e squares from the
Arh ct hettrc; II is hat four
slllrc- frum III Chestnut street thea.
trr.
Either az the doors of the Washing
,,n hotel ur within Iwo squares the 81
Gy street tars can he taken for any oi
the public Institutions and points oi
interest uot shove enumerated
The transient rates of tho Washing
,oa hotel will lie three dollars pei
isy.
Arriving in Philadrlphia persona
can geI off III the street ears at Seventh
aud Chestnut, Seventh and Market or
seventh and Arch, and in either cas'
have but step to the Washington be-
Col. and when leaving the city will find
the location equally convenient for
reaching the railrnad drpOts by street
rars, aud Thus save cdsl OF cLrriageI
hirr. Morning Patriot.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
BAUM, ReYHoLp's KEW MARHLE
.a.n... .a.u.nu.. - Hnllnf..aa

A BAUM, ReYRoLp's SEw MARELE
n FRoSr, BISHOP st., Bellefonte.
WIN ES AND LIQ 10 RS
The subscriber respectfully calls the at
,sntlon oftbo pubhe 10 his estAbliahm nt,
Shere he Is prepared to furnish all kinds %
Foreign aud Domestic Liquors wholesale
~ the lowest caah prices, which arc warrAn-
Ted 10 be the best qualities according 90
their respective Prices, His stock consists
OF Rye, Monongahela, Irish and other
Whihkies, all kinds Of Brandles, Holland
Gin, Port. Madeira, Cherry, Blackberry
and other Mines-lhe best Rrtieles--at na
reasonable rates As can be bad Ia iha city,
Champagne, Cherry, Blackberry, Ginger
aud CarFaSay bFandiea, fnfe Jamaica and
New England Rum, Cordial of all kinds. /
lie would particularly invite Farmers, lie
tel keepers and Others 10 call and eIafnlnv
his large supply, ~ judge for themseivea
and be certain VI procuring what they buy,
which can seldom be done when purehAs-
~ 10 the city.
yns- Physielsns are respectfully requested
a. give his liquors n trial. Apl0
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
A LECTURE
nssE TO YOUNG MEN.


Jast Published, iH a Seafcd Earelepe
Price sir ceats.
A LEctUKEoNTH Ma URE, TREATMENT
AND RADICAL cure of Spermatorrhoca.
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emis-
sians. Sexual Debility, and lmpediments
10 Marriage generally Nervousness. Con-
sumptipp, Epilepsy. sRnd hts; Mental and
Physical inCnpacity, resulting from Self.
Abuse. &c.--By ROBERT j. CULVER
WELL, NJ. d., Author of the Green
Book" &c.
Tht world renowned author, in this ad-
mlrable Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful conse-
quences Of Self Abuse may be cffectually
removed without medicions, and without
dangerous surgical operations. bougies, in
strumenis, rings, CT cordials. pointing out a
mode of cure nj once certain and effectual
BY which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
~, privately, and radically, THIS LEO
TVRE MIIL PROYE A RO0N To
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent, under seal, in plain enve ope, to
any address. postpaid on receipt Of air
cents, or two post stamps,
Also, Pr, Culverwelrs Marriage
Guide" pTies & gsnss,
CHAA. J. G. KLINE a Co.,
l27 Bewery, New York, Post-oface Box
46S6. ssp&Iy
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

as near as may be. as follows-Rub'
bic the article chiefly used In con
strucling manufactures, shops, foun'
dations, &c,. fvc dollars per cord
Dimension Stone varies from twenty
cents TO tifay.one cents per Cubic foot
according to quality.
The amount shipped from here by
railroads aud canal during the year
1870 reached about one million one
hundred aud twenty-five thousand Gu.
hic feet, or about $4,000 car loads,
and the demand indicates that this
quantity will he increased annually.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

To have friend thousand miles
who gives you an occasional token ot
mernhrance, i pleasant 10 think Of We
are led to this remark upon the receipt OF
a pair ofnsee, slump and tat prairie chick
ems, from our soung friend, Mr.. Eiias Gar
yer. from Noddoway eounty, Missouri
formerly Of Potter twp. This game
We owe 10 the unerring aim and kindness
Of Mr.. q. for which he has our thanks
Nav he live long aud ever enjoy ssir0ns
arm and steady eye to make every species
ol gan.e '.a-ap nj the pull Of mis- triEger-
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

The pro,racted meeting which has 6sen
s-oiDr on in the Methodist church AZ Poi-
iers MiIls during the lsstthree weeks Rev;
Houghuoul pAstor-hAs been very fruitful
In conyertions and additions 10 the MEM
bership cfthe church. During the prog
res OF the meeting ~ souls have come ior-
ward 10 seek peace with Jesus, and % per-
SONS have Joined the church. The meet
izK is still going on.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
COACH MANUFACT0RY.
HARDMAN PHILLIPS


4 7 Ills manufacturing esiA iAblishment NJ
~ leagrrtoWn, on the Lewist0wi
4hd IicllefonIs Turnpike. has now on hanc
a tine stock OF Carriages. liuggies, Sulkies
,nd Spring Wagons, which he now offer
.or sale ~ superior Ia quality and styles u
anv manufactured In the country. They
are made of the very best seasoned stock by
lrst class practical workmen, and finished
in style that challenges comparison viii
any work cut Of or IN the Eastern cities
and can he sold al lower prices than thost
manufactured In large towns and elties,
amidst high rents aud Tuinous prices OF lly-
ing. Being mastOr Of his own situation.
anxious 70 excel in his ariistlcal profession
and free from amy annoyances Ia his busl-
ness, he has time and ability 90 devote HE
entire attention 90 his profession and hit
customers. rendering satisfaction alike u
all patrons, operatives, his country, Ane
himself
Call aud examine his stock aud learn hi'
prices, and YOU cannot fail 10 be satisfied.
X L r A RI &c
ofall kinds done neatly, promptly, mo
reasonably.
Yeagertown, June II. 1853 --iy.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
PIPIN G..

Tho undersigned would respectfully call
Ghc attention utlhe ci,,scGs fNNu;Ee cuunty.
atd Pcnnstaliey IN particular, 90 the fact
that he j. manufacturing
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
COUNTY CONVENTION. The dem,

COUNTY CONEENTION.-The demo
crate County Convention met ~ Meek
hall. on last W ednesday. afternoon, Ano
at;er befng called 20 eroer Judge bostsf-
man WAS chosen chairman, and NJ. Fergus
Potter secretary. The business being ga
ted by Mr.. suffer. chairman oi SonnS
col,.u,,ttre. on motion o. Mr.. Jne. horier,
Fr,ar.fk kurtz wrs unanimously elected
as representative delegate to The next dem
oc.atc state convention. AsssFs. m
EurrN. Geo. NJ Galiy and ID b. fnTlnsy
We're e.,eted rs senatorial cUn!eIee~-
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

bFiAE prepared expressly for the above
comelimenta, ~ bIoOd-purifyinR prpper-
ass are greater than any other pFsparaiipE
Of ssrsapariiiA. IL gives the esmplsxien .
clear hsAliey color and restores The patisnl
20 a state Of health and purity. For pus1-
fyinR the blood, removing all chronic CON.
atstutionRl Diseases MriFing fr@na the Am irm.
pure state Of the blood, and the ohIy relln,
bic and easctual known rssaedy Tor II.
cure Of pains aud swelling ~ the bones
ulearauons Of tbe throat nndiegs, hlotchss
pimplet on the face, Rrysinelaa aad MI
scaiy eruptions of the AHA &ad henMtifp-
inn s0aelssiss R,,ss st@B BsF sotiia
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
Coolie Labor 10 be introduced. |:

Pottsville. February 9,-Ths long
tAlb sd.of iniroduciioa Of ccolie labor
intn the coal regions 10 about to be-
eone fact. Your reporter rs rrilS>
hly informed that the contract has
been signed ior the imPorsion Of u
number Of coolies 10 work o scbny!'
kill county colliery, aud that the lint
batch will arrive about May /,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

Will be exposed at Public sale March the
Dad 1871. nt the residence Of the subscriber,
z miiss sast Of BoalsburE. the following
personal pEopGr.y, viz:
ta 3 head Of good breeding mares. 8
L,H head OF working horses all in good
condition. 3 mich COWS, 10 head of young
"a 10 : shnnts. breeding SOW, 2 broad
,vbeeied plantation wagons and hay ladders,
! Dodre reaper, / new buggy, threshing
machine. | Harpster cornplanter. ] corn
seranper. pair bob-sieds, tanning mill.
1 EsS -nke. sett tug harness. seft oritch-
Sa-row. $50, br dies. cGilSys, and many other
f,rrnina impie .aents AL ia gonI foaqiI0n.
saIe to commence at 10 O'clock, y. m,
-, Terms will be made knowen by
""e' JOHN BITTNER.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

HslmboId' extract kuchu Il Dinrrtic en-
blood purifying, and cures all oizeasrs
srising from habits Of dissinAsiaR. and ca
cesses and imprGdeRees in lrfr. imPnritie
nf the blood, esc., E2pRE&edimG c0pmihm W
affections fssr whsch IL Is used. und sypkft
lie RGections--in these diseases used In cen
sec;ion with Helmbolds rose wash.
LADIES'
In many affections peculiar 20 ladies, tn
extract buchn Is uprqaalied by any ethr:
remedy--as in chinrnais oF rrfenGion, isls
regularity. painfalnetS or suppression q.
customary gyacnations, nlcernted or schiF'
rus state ofthe uterus. lencoFrhRa OF white
sierility. and for all complaint incident 4
he sea. whether arising from indiscretins
,Ir habit of dissipation. IL ia prescribed
extensively by the mostemiBeni physician
and midxives Cor eEfeeb.ed and deiicats
constitutions. ei both sexes snd all agsi
stiended with any ofthe above diseases o.
syniptonisA
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

GotpRx FouNrAIN rsN. -Semy;hinE
seS ana novel, BE sure and read the Wd7
vrrtisrsnent Ia cur paper, headed "reM'
a., lnveaiion of the Age, We eeleN'
thc Golden Fountain Zen Is ansarrasse1'
,,,,a,,an and child Agents. here :
rh.nsc "a make money ia iHts0during =
gool and salcahle article. jan - y
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24
IlUBLIC SALE.

The following psop-
perty will DE sold at the residence Of Dan
iei Luse. near Fishers Nil in Gregg twp.
On Tuesday, February 2sth, 1871. nvs
~ bead of work h0rAes colts Geo~si
d2S . head Of young Cattle, ~ sheep,
,,,,, boYss wogoas. two horse wagon.
airing zagon, Bucksys respRr 4 Mower,
graln drill. fanningmiii. tarssbiag ma
chine. power and straw carrier. ecrntheller
E,dd.r cutter, hayrake. hayfetk, 2Setts bay
ladder. wagonbed, wood ladders, ] bob
.Isd ? long sleds, oRe-horse sled, corn
nIaoters. 2 cOrnpI0ws, cuitiVators. plows
harrows. bogSssgsTs nynet4, grindstone
also honsehold fpFpiigss, gych as bedsteads
ink cupboard, stands. STOKES, ~ 10 barrels
andavsriety Of other articles. Too puIDqrour'
10 mention, gsle to commence 81 ~ Q clock
q m when TsJigs will be made known By
Jo.iah !, G Net l1etisS5ss. pAN'L LUsE
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-24

Wnsr-Joseph and Henry Dasher
with lLtir iairil',s, leave here On Mon-
day, iar liiinos.
Dr krrider oi AiIlheim intends
moving 10 Caruiord, CO, Oiii., sbDrtiy.