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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-29
AVISO
Interesante para Jos Sres. Hgcendados

En- e| e'mscen de los Sres, 3 30
'r*s Her nanos, csle de San Just
ndmcro Z, agentes de Mr. r A S;wart
Sc acaba dc ecibir una pa tida de azu
re en- bar as; 10 al uncia al phhl;co
y en- particular los Srfs Hacenda
dos que han adortado e] sistema Ste
wart pala la limpieza, y blanqueo del
jig" de Ia cana. cuyo iugred dients es
psndeh a precos m6iico:-puerto
Rico Dbre, 20 de 1870. 2 %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-29

2G De Barcelona berg esp. Tremps
cap. Mary con vinos y efectos Pi
81 De Rio Janeiro berg, gol. esp. Mi
guel cap. Salvador con tssajo ijem.
2o De New Yo!k gol. am. Fred:Smitk
cfp. N. con duelas y hielo a La5imer y C.
6 De Liverpull berg gol. esp. San
Jose cap. Galiano cor mrrcancias den
r. Chavsrry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-29
Interesante.

Desde esta fecha y por mutuo convenio
queda dlsuelta la sociedad que jiraba en-
este pueblo .bajo la razon de Walls y
Rucabado,. ..quedando hecho cargo de Ia
casa Don Francisco Rucabado, quien SO
guila con los mismos negocios que hasta
hora.--Cayey Enro 81 de 1871.-Walls
y Rucabado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-29
Buqse & la carga.
PARA AMALAGAYMATJ,ORG

ss'dra del puerto Dc Ayuadila del 10
u 10 de F@brero pr6xmo el Pailebot Es
psnol L0,ej1o su Csnitan Don Jose Gar
CA. A Unite csrgs flete rara ambos puer
tOs
Para mas informes d;rJ-se a sus con.
s'srafa;'"s los Sres Amel julia compa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-29
Al Bello SeXo,

Gran ncvedad de abanicos para Sefio,a as
y niflas. de 25 s y 6 reales uno en- el allra
cen de Pedro Vidal. Puerto Rico Enero
do 1871. ! Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-29
VINO.

En- ell Almecen de D, Venancio Luifa
calle de fortaleza n1nero 81, Sc espendeo
garrafones de vino Sauterne. Lejitimn
Frances, de tres gaones a tres y medios
pesos.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Paris, October 4.-The BonSpartisis are
reappeaying. and are actively intriguing
and 0rganiEsing in favor Of the restoration
Of the empire. Marked signs OF reaction
towards imperialism are becoming visible
among the Paris shop keepers. n similar
reaction is reported Ia the provinces. The
'Bonapartis.s argue that the success of the
loan proves that the people were enriched
under the empire; they were happier. had
less Improbable work, and more Privil-
egcs; that the republic is duh and profit
less in contrast with the empire; that Par
Is has lost her former character, aud is
rendered duh and utterly unattrae,iye 10
Foreigners.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
NATURES
Hair Restorative

Contains no LAC SULPHUR-No
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH.
APGE-Nu NITRATE OF Sill
YER, and Is entirely free from che
Poisonous and Health-destroyinp
Drugs used in other Hair Prepara-
tions.
Transparent and clear Us crystal, Il will
not soil the finest fabric, perfectly SAFE
CLEAN and EFFfCIENT.-desid
mms Long SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT LAST
II restores and prevents tho Hair from
becoming Gray, imparts sofl, glossy ap-
poarance, removes Dandruff, Is refreshing
% the head, checks the Hair nom falling
of, and restores Il 10 " great extent when
prematurely lnah prevents Headaches.
cures all humara, cutaneous eruptionH'
and unnatural heat. AS "A DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR 1T Is THE BEST AR
TICLE IN THE MARKET.
DIR. q. SMITH, Patentee, Aver. Mss
Prepared only By PR0CTFg BROTH
Frs, Gloucester, MAsa The genuine is
put mp in y pAael bottle, made expressly
for Ia, Wlth the name OF the d ticle blown
I'm the glass. Ask your Druggist fur Ma
|TUEE's HAIR RESTORATIVE, ana take no
other.
sna-Send two three cent stanns to Proc
ter Brothers for Treatise on the Human
Hair; The informatioh 1t contains 4
worth 5000, 90 10 any person. lsan. lv
For sale at Centre Hall By VIM. WOll
and Heriacher 81 CFoHmillor.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Mr. Eaitor.-I presume ere this reaches
yoa, that you have heard OF the fearful ca
Isnaitv that befel the city Of Chicago. II
Is indeed a pi,iful sight, and one OF ;hs
ssddest events that has happened 10 -
large a eitv for generations. Public build
ines that attracted the admiration ofthoas-
ands Of travellers, are in few moments
nothing but a heap of smoulderiag ruins
Some OF the grandest Hotels IN The West
have shared the same tate. The "hiehi-
gan southern depot and warehouse sisc
4 number oftheir magnificent cars were en-
tirely destroyed. Men that in The morning
worth their $4,000 begged their suppers
from the country people Destitute and
ben,elesa families were Immediately ship
ned into the c0u itry, To avoid accidents by
falling buildings. Human efforts seemed
% Dc unavailing % impede the progress OF
the fiery demon. On, on u swept, spread
ing devastation all around. Hut Chicago
Il NOT the oalv sufferer. The whole county
seemed t0 be on fire. Such fearful and
general cOnaagratiOn has never heen Wit
messed in this country Thousands OF
sauare miles OF timber and farming land
hiVc been burnt. Corn IN fields contain
ing 90, ~ and loo acres Was oLurely de'
strovea. Farm houses and barns, villages
and towns, have been also consumed. and
EAutGSlAtlLS " AAiLtfHN~ INV 49, ". - ~'N'
ter's store. leaving them houseless and
homeless and starvation staring them IN
the face. Trenches were dug, and IN some
cases successful. to save the buildings.
Even the ground seemed In be conductor
Of fire. and the prevailing high Winds ren-
dered human efforts useless. Bark on OF
the trees burning, would be blown great
distance aud ignite whatever II came IN
contact with The people IN the towns
we're not permitted 30 kindle ire IN their
stoves Yesterday evening; for tear OF IRE
breaking out. The smoke was so dense
that breathing was difficult. and the eyes
wers painful utmost beyond endurance.
But this morning al o'clock the iong
" shes for rain, began I'd battle with the
raging element and stop u in IT, mad ca
reer.
Tisank Heaven We S-an again breathe the
rure fresh Atmosphere Our eyes begin
10 feel comfortable At 10 a m. the hre Is
QueLched in our country.
Farmers are engaged in corn husking
and picking apples. some have nnished,
and others only commenced. Mr.. Joseph
Benedict drilled 10 acres OF wheat on the
llth ult between sunrise and sunset bca
that Mr. Kerr?
Mr.. ) Ilotner farme Is uf Millheiin Pa
raised sweet potato weighing % pounds !
piece, can PeRns valley beat that? Mar
kkgs Mheatwhitc 81, -, Rcd 81 80, Dat
20 cts. Corn 40 cts. Sweet potatoes b3 cts
tner bus. applas 81, 80 per barrel. Butte
I IL cts per lb. Eegs II cts. per. doz-
Edwardsburg Get. lO.h 1871.
HAIRY.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
BELLEFoNTEMARKETs.
,Rs, EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS
Al The examinations not already past
will be held a. follows, commencing at
O'Clock a. m. At which time the Secretary
will be expected 20 have the elias, organ
lied and in readiness, 50 as 10 cause no de-
LAY. Applicants for schools will be re-
lquired 10 attend the examination in the
district where they expect to teach, unless
Ithcy procure written request 80 the con-
ltrary from the proper board OF directors.
All should be provided with paper, pen
and ink
Pattou-Halfmoon, waddle's school
house, Tuesday, Oct. s.
Benner-Armagosts sehoOl.house, Fri.
day, Oct O.
I Spring Boiling Spring school-house,
Saturday. Oct I.
Snow Shoe & Burn,ido-Askey's, Mon
day. Oct. 9th, at o'clock p. Ia.
/ Marion-Jacksonville. "Wednesday, Oe-
ober 1t.
Notwithstanding, Thursday. Oct
18th.
Taylor X Worth-Port Matilda, Tues
day October II.
Huston Julian Furnace, Wednesday,
October 10.
Union-U -Unionville, Thursday. Oct. 10.
Milesburg & Boggs-Milesburg, Friday,
Howard & Curtin-Howard, Tuesday,
October -
Liberty Eaglcville, Wednesday, Oct.
18th.
/ For number of succeeding Saturdays,
latter the close Of the regular Examinations,
the 60. Supt. will be at his Office in Belle
fonte, for the purpose Of examining irregu-
lar applicants who were prevented from
attending at the proper time; but all such
applicants must come prepared, as rtquir-
ed on page l39, Of the school law
r. NJ. MAGEE,
llhsep, It, Co. Supt
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

How TO SEE Down A WgLL.-It
is not generally known, SAYS the Lam
caster Pa Intelligencer. how easy n
matter it is TO explore the bottom of II
well, cistern. or pond of water by the
use of common mirror. When the
sun is shining brightly hold a mirror
so that the reflected rays Of light will
fall into the water. A bright spot
will be seen at the hottom. so light as
10 show the smallest object plainly.
By this means we have examined the
bottoms of wells fifty feet deep. when
half full or more of water. The
smallest straw or other objects can be
perfectly seen from the surface. In
the same way one can examine the
.botte m Of the ponds aud rivers. il the
waters he somewhat clear and not agi
tatel hy winds or rapid motion. fla
well or cistern can be under cover, or
shaded by a building so that the sun
light will not fall near the opening. it
lis only necessary to employ two mir
'rors. using one to reflect the light TO
the opening. and another to reflect il
down into the water. Light may be
Thrown fifty or hundred yards 10 the
precise spot desirable. and then down
ward.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
PRICES REDUCED.

nj !. WALrERs y Sons Carriage MSna'
E,cts~v Milrov. Pa maya dm,
d
VAN NOTICE. In aceordsnce wHh
an act af ASSEMBLY. nOtSco Is hereby
given 10 the citizens ot Potter, from wpeA
taxes far school purposes Tor tue Ppesent
,..S- Ara aoe. thar GA an such taxes
s,,f3 Al the undersigned Treasurer. " his
Tesi8enceau ar before l1th a November
pext there will be a deduction ot ave per
centum. ON aA taxes paid within enc
month afser said date no deduction wsl9 De
made. and that upon AL school taxes re,
manning unpaid aileT peCemher l5,h next
,here Mil he an addition Of eve per cen.
tum. BY order of the Be9rl o-,
FIRED. kURTZ,
a,.,s N.o Treasurer.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
LOOK Orr. ye FOLKS Of Potier's and

Look Orr, We folks Of Potter's and
vieiaity, when Esq, Smith. the new
merchant At Po,teFs hank, gets back
fron, Philadelphia with his stock q
fan AMI !. winter goods. lie Is
in the city now, and intends to Pur-
chase a fun line of goods rarely ex-
celled in Tic valley. lie has resolved
n make Lis first class store, in every
respect, and viii sell goods at the low
eSt possible living prices, comparing
favorably with those Of Milroy and
Iewistcwn. His ne's goods willarrive
next week. wAen the best bargains ev-
er had in that section will be offered.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

The Farmers Mutual hire lnsu-
rance Comp, had ameeting At Centre,
Hall. ON last Wednesday. and upon IN
ycs,iaation found The affairs Of the
same IN very prosperous condition.
and also have the gratifying intel
lisenre 10 make, that Ley are able to
meet all losses they may have sustain
Cd in the syeat Chicago fire.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Wan. Wolf, at the old stand, has
returned from the city, and most
magnificent stock .of goods IS now be
ing opened out irr the benefit OF hls
customers. Come ard see; Mr.. Wolf
is known TO purchase none bat inst
quality goods, and hence always keeps
the hest Of everything.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

ESTRAl,-A strange Boar, about two
years old, with part tgail eut OF, has been
about the premises Of lhc undersigned
since harvest The owner is requested %
come and prove property, pay costs, and
rem0ye the same, otherwise ID viii be dis
posed of according Ia law.
JOHN FOREMAN,
boct2t Potter twp.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

November lst, at which time and
place all are cordially invited to at
tend. And, at the end Of the term
q public exhibition will be given the
same ne last year.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

HoTer Br,'s have the largest stock
OF fall goods.
Thew have every thing you Want
They sell cheaper lhan ever.
They never fail to give you The
worth OF yoaR money.
TAey never fail to satisfy their Gus
toners.
Go 10 Hotter Bros, the largest, best
aud cheapest store in Bellelonie.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

UTANTED.-A bright and active boy,
w Who can come well recommended
can hear OF a good situation in book and
stationary store, by inqniring vt the Re.
porter office A boy from the country pre-
serrel oct30. 81
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
List of.Iurors.

List Of Jurors.
Ist Of Petit Jarurs drawn Tor sdjeurned eoaIt com
maneeinx third Mondag issh day q Oct. A. ID. ts7l
Unies y Mitchell. jos Alexander
F@rKuaoa. Jao Bailey. w Fry. q. " Meek. g. Weaver
Bsza4. ssS n Iasas. ss ' v. HoAa. p w. BarnhAr j.
csreFr JcaA.hnn Frnaor
sprsn.. cSss Taylor. W. p. Weaver.
Hsrssa iss4se ckss s'sssssa sss@srs. 5. Gardner.
Maker: Daniel Der1nan. J. shAfer. u. BEamgaTt.
Bufnaidei u. vedener.
Liberty y. GunSalis. q. Knans.
Belisf1Ht- Jas. Dob1ins. w. > Woh
anowSher 8 Lucas.
Potter: j O csrSoa. Jacob Dinser.
Phipsburg; U Adams, ID y Dubrce.
Hssns: WIN HArsef ir..
Pzttoa X n Meek.
Llss Of GssnA JsIsss dtssa isT Neysmbsss Tsrm o
Coarf A. d. ISL. cfnl1nrnSiaG ttn mo1dag ~ NOV.
saosshae. Geo Quick, y Bower.
spFlnf: Jns 4 Reekey Jas Eosa. Jno Barns. A Miller
Liberty y Bechfol, s Bamgnrdnor.
Hams1a: X RIehArd.
Ressr sss Ss A@d ysSs Sss5 Gsinisaa liisass Kerr
Bellsionfes Jno HSifer
Fsrgnsoas n NSSk.
Worth; gaA Thompson
walker. Adarn grsIain.
Milesisurg NJ Green.
L4s. OF Petlt Jurors draws fOr NoTeHnbsr Term o
Court A. n issi. eOinnnsseinE tth MondAJ Nov
an4, hi6srty I1 ns1'insT Hotter ID eltssr
E@nn-rs III 4 Harvey, NJ Mccsr j J Williams.
Walker. A T. Bnary. Eddy.
hoasrsl .,sSl - 2 Fletcher. J Montgomery.
Cuffin : BFteky, ID kscbdoL
Gregg: WA Weaver. ~. KYumrine.
Harris: fanac NnnaF, = biliiAnd.
Patton A Hicks, q MntteFu
Heilefouis N Rankie, Beck. w Dunean.
Poss@r' NJ Mnlrr, WIN Boal. J q Bsal. Jno PeornAa
Geo Baaterf vi strahaa % fthiaesInith. Q kslisT.
Marion " Yearick gB0 Hoy, ir. , q Ionaton u Hoy
q tnionyille: W II Smith.
fergas1n. p Laneh. Geo Musser, EllsnbcrEer.
SnoEAhoe Crissnan
BogEs: Carp ! ysnAn, TrtelL
HiiesburE. u g Grzau-
spring: VIM aDAls
Mics. Joseph Bierly.
Lat Of Petit Jurors drawn for November Term o
Court commencing MgndHg the 9TH OF Dec. A. ID lsIi
Beilsfoate: v Thomas. " GalbgAiiA. y Grove.
penn II Kerstettor, wm Alexander.
Taylor. Copenhhyer.
FerKuson A LAmpIe Same HAr9stsr.
Howard Long, DOpp. IL Z Hotter
PasfrTe a ID Hfslssi, sas swestwood.
phlAnFbura. MontgOmsTN, ID l. Wny.
Pattou. Reiiaru, W.T. Thompson.
B1Rks: 10 G AmmeTSoD, w II kropS
worth q Jones.
Harris: Jas Glenn
Haines. Adam Weaver
Huston: y Thompson, II w Holt
Walker. yno Diseas
Liberty: ID Carpenter,
Miles Jonath Kramer Fouss'
sasgu. sTsgs; Geo zee MIIiss. shnsso9 3 D Miller.
Inowshoe; B Y Huston.
Marion n Belts.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

THE L. R.-Tle work of grazing
our railroad is still progressing. On
VanDyke & Moore's division the road
i graded to within about al a mile
ofOid Fort. and on Wedne+,ia v Of lSst
week Mr.. Solt commenced work abor;
a mile west Of this place, on the Man.
or line. Quitea forcs is at work al
theFclks and Between thatal.a Spring
Mills. on Lutzes division.
Th re i svme taik at eAi. nding
tie Miiroy read into this valley, 4
conaeo; with our road, via HebeisC
valley.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
Centre County OaIclal 1870.

For convenience Ia making comparisons
with tho returns Of ls5l NO fupbh last
years election returns,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
THE GREAT MAGICAL
HAIR FORCERl

win force beautiful set OF Whiskcrs or
Musiache in from two 10 three months. ON
any person over ~ years old IL Is one OF
the host preparations 70 make the whnkers
grow, that ever was known. Dnc bJttlc,oi
beard Ii does not in any way stain or in-
iuro the skin. Try l-it Il no humbug
Price - cents per bottle, or fOar Tar 81.
Sent By IN all. p pistrp4dr 81. ar, I'D iTessy ON
receipt of Price. Allress, WM. w AG.
NER, Afehdsville, Adams co, Pa.
sept29 lg.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
Wy J. 3. ETTELE's
w HoLEsALE WINE 4 LIQUOR


ST o X Il
Bishop street Bcilefunte, In the Stone bull
ding iornerlg occupied by the Key
stone Bakery
Takes pleasure IN Informing the public that
he keeps constantly on hand a supply os
choice Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Az bgrrtfs, Kegs aad Ca3Ss carraafcd
e. esAtasn fAe quantity reprcsrsted
Tho attention Of practicinR physicians n
allied 90 iAis stock ct
PURE LIQUORS.
suitable for medical purposes. Bottles.
Jugs, and demUahns constantly on hand.
he has the ONLY PURE NECTAR
WHISKY ln town
All liquors are warranted 20 give safis-
faction. Liquors viii be sold by The quart
barrel, or tirrce. He has M large lus az
BOTTLED LIQUORS
nf the 8nesi grades on hand
Confident that be can please customer
he respectfully solicits share of public pn
tn.nage myf4ff
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

We Manufacture TO order.
Our work Is neat and durable
Oar prices arc very moderate.
We warrant 10 give satisfaction.
We have the LARGEST and BEST
stock Of Ladies' nnd Childreas shoes In
town
We are receiving goods every weck
We wish an examination 81 esir goods.
The Pennsvallcy trade IS espeeially To-
Yitel 70 call aud see our sisck. we think
We can please all who call as - siyleg,
quality. and prices VIC study lo reader
sntisfactinn. aud although We have had al
extended trade f0F years, We have nexff
given customer eAus" ta complain,
sepii5 r.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
DEATHS,

On 29th ult.. in Ferguson twp, Adeline
SevilIa, daughter OF Pet9r Louck, aged {
months and II days.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

My h.ir was falling oil. / ussd two
boitles.0f NArUnE's llAIE EEsToEA-
TIVE and iLehevkel il n nEec. Il i
clean sale and Efficient. Ifr6urdrtig-
gust has not got il, send dircci 10
PEocTER BRos, Gloucester, Mas.
See advertisement. oci20. 1t.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

ADoLPH MILLER's GERMAN EVEN
ING SCHOOL IN MLLHEIM, will COM
mence again in the middle of Novem-
ber. and continue one term of three
months. The school will be under
The supervision of two teachers, and
will there be divided into two classes
the first consisting Of those who read
The second. those who study Grammar
and Penmanship
La order to give all an opportunity,
who desiresto become members Of tic
school, meeting will he held in TIC
townhall-on Wednesday evening.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Gorpxx FOUNTAIN PEN, N,-Semsthing
uey, ana novel. BE sure and read the ad'
Vcr,isemeat In eur paper, hea9ed Great
est lnveptiNn Of the Age Ne believe
the Golden Fountain ZEN Is unsurpassed
woman ana ohila Agents, herr bs a
chance - make money ia Introducing a
good and SSleablc article. Jan ~ y,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
MARRIAGES.

On I2th inst, at the BoaIsburg parson.
aoe bv the Rev. W. ii. Grob. Mr.. Moses
Richard and Miss Rebecca S. AFney, both
of Centre Hail,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

DISSoLUTIQN.- The partne b p
heretofore existing Between Peter
Kerlin and A. A. Kerlin in the store at
Sinking Greek Mills has been dissolved by
mutual CONSENT. The business will be con-
tnued at tho old stand by Peter ReFlin
assisted by attentive clerks. Thankful for
past favors he solicits continuance ofthe
public patronage.
The books will be left in the hands OF
Peter Kerlin, and those wishing to tettle
their accounts can do so by calling upon
him. PETER KERLIN,
lsep.6t A. A kEhLlN'
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

EWO FARMS Al PRIVATE SALE
l. The undersignej otiers his Valuabl,
farm about % miles east of Centre Hail
al private sale, il contains
l0l Acres of Land
all clear. in addition 10 about l5 acres o
The best white oak timberland The i'm
proyemvnls area
zE Mem two-story frame dwell
EslEETla ling h0use. = good new bank
MI LIN barn, and all necessary out
q 49, buildings, and also tenant
house; 4 well ui good water AZ the main
farm house, also "a we'll of water al tenant
house, and stream Of Running water
through the land. and na stones upon tht
land. A good young orchard on the pre-
mlses and al kinds Of choice frait neal
the house This farm ndjoins JAS. M'Clin-
tick. widow Gregg. lyrus Dursl, aud
farm occupied by Philip Darsl.
ALSO, another farm known as the Hor-
ncr farm ON Nitiany mountain. about
milo from Centre Hall containing ~
ACEEs, II which about rs acres consist oi
good young ehesnui gimberisud. The lin-
pgofetucuis are tao story dwelling house
and barn. aud also u tenant house. lt has
a larg, orchard and an kinds If fruit, aud
several good springs ~ NatcF This farm
Is we'll suited for dividing iHto two farms
For further pariiculAis apply %
GEORGE DURST.
+ pom. Centre Halt
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
yzTHE LARGEST

AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF GOODS.
to h. found IN Milroy,
Is at
GRAFP & THOMPSoN'S
Go and See. O0e-'
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
n AND AT PRIVATE SALE.

T AND AT PRIVATE SALE
\ lot Of land, lying in Gregg township,
on the banks Of Penns creek, between
Penn Hall and Spring Mills, is offered at
private sale. IL adjoins lands Of Geo.
Buchanan and l.. B. NJ lntire, containing
"A ACRES
moro or less. About & acres consist oi
fret class white pine timber. the balance
cleared and under cultiYatioD-5 acres are
meadow.
For further particulars apply 10
G. II. HENNICK,
ll3octtf Gregg twp.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
TupowrAsr, no BuslNrss MliS.

rbe circulation of the REPORTER, on
This side ofthe county, is now greater
than that of any two pap,rs IN the
county, hence business men who wish
to reach the Peunsvalley trade, with
advance their own interests, by adyell
tisinr Ia the REPORTER. Our sahScrir.
tion list i open tpthe inspection of alt
who wish to advertise.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
FOR SALE.

Thr undersigned has tract OF timber.
Hand. located between the Brush and
Thick Mountains. nearly due south Of Re
bersburg, containing Ia acres, which he
offers for sale. IL l. we'll timbcred, and
easy Of access from Brush Valley.
/ For all desired information call on the
undersigned.
G. II. REITER.
Il3octtf Aaronsburg. Pa.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

eEosIS6 0UT.- Burnside & Thomas,
in NJ Claims block. Belleionte, have stock
of goods On haHd, comprising variety Of
nearly every thing vhieh fhey aEs selling
ofF.at reduced prices. IN order tqelose tiieir
business. This presents a fine chance FOR
Bargains, as they have 81 established rep
utsdon for fair dealing and sellinsa ut shiAIl
profits. Cali opposite the Bash House, n
you wish to buy cheap. Such chances are
not always 10 be had.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
ANp Lon FOR SALE.

HOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE.
III The undsrsigned offsrs at private
- salo 4 two story dwelling house and
I'D I'o,. on \ ain street, Centre Hall,
,s;th stableand all necessary out5uildings,
wi ,hoire fruit ON The premises, and wa
,,,,a .cr in the yard, The house is as good as
NV For futher particulars apply to
new I'D. 0SSMAN,
4s Centre Hall
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

OL0THlNG-Qvereoais, Pants, Vests
aud Dress Coats. cheap, at VOLTS.