The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-18

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~s~Suhscrihcrs to the EEroErER, re>id>
ipr outside Of Centre county, should ~.
mil us 10 cents, yearly, for postage Whleh
30 viii nav here this reduces the postage
n one half "a the sum paid BY them Tor
one years postage WAS N CTS.
The Reporter Office has been re-
moved and will be found nearly opposite
the post>otlee.
-Lincoln Batter Powder, makes but
ter sweet and hard. and quicker 70 chnrn
Try i,-fer sale at VIM Woles stoie,
--FoR SALR.-A new cushlonedi
two>seased sleigh, for enc or two horses
Apply at this otice.
-Laucasycr GinEhams, loc PER yard
at Boyer's. Aaronsburg. I"
on last Saturday, Is, Maj. IsaAe
stoyer, a. AaronsSurS, fell from the perch
in front of the hotel, breaking his arm
above the elbow,
Ira T. Cottle has purchased J. 0.
DeininEer's new brick house in this place
at 5000
The Lowistown True Democrat, Of
last week looks jolly with illustra'eda ad' 5
Think brother Frysinger took too much
beer over Tildon's election.
-lO00 CHICKENS WANTED, fer
which / viii pay seven cents per pound IN
cash. Chickens 10 bo delivered At Pleas
an. Gan on the - or so Of January, 1877.
.. Il. z. BARNES
The Lock Haven market, few
DAYS ago, was a. follows Butter 25c per
10; Eggs 50 10 SIC per dor; Lard l5c per
Ii; Apples IS to 4oc per bu.; Potatoes 81
-; Chickens 40 % SOC. per pair; Apple
butter, I5e per quart; Sweet Potatoes, 40
cts peek; Cabbage 5 to lee per head.
The forge at the Washington Iron
works is in operation. Il is hoped the en-
tire works may soon be in RAINING order
and on a good financial basis.
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup IS fast tax
ing the place Of al the old fashioned
cough remedies. 1t never fails 70 relieve
the most violent cold, and for throat di.
seases j. Is invaluable Frice, 25 cents
We we're informed n few days ago,
tha. john Hull, formerly Of Aaronsburg,
bg. ofla,e years = resident Of the oil re-
gioa. died suddenly there q short time
ago. His sudden death is supposed =
have been brough. abou; by the late e1>
element among oil men, which may have
caused a ft ot heart disease on Mr. Huh. /
H leaves q wife and several children.
John Saukey, Of Union county, was
sentenced BY Judge Bucher at last court
10 psy q Eao Of 500, costs Of prosecution
aud 10 four months service in jail, fer
forgery.
Three sors and one daughter, chill
dren OF VIM. UpdesroYe Of Montgomery
county, we're all married Dec. 2j,h, AZ
theiE fathers residence, at the same time.
Four weddings At one time is rather
wholesome way Of getting rid Of an ordi>
nary sized family. There will be a run en-
Seehler's grocery now. These parties viii
all want 20 start housekeeping with the
best.
Track is now laid. 20 within two
miles Of Paddy mountain tunnel. We
are reliably inform ed that there are
enough Of rails en- the ground now 90 lay
track TWO miles this side Of Spring Mills,
and tha. the road will not be delayed at
the latter point. We hope that the peo>
PIE ofthis valley are not to be subject 10
any more deiays-!he work is now going
on slowly enoSgh, notwithstanding as
sgranee was given that il would be pushed
With more earnestness. Our people were
prompt in performing their part, and
s1ns subjected to prosecution because
they were not prompt in paying their SUBJ
scrip.ions, yet the railroad company has
been more than slow in performing it,
part.
Since writing the above We have been
iaofEed that two miles Of track were laid
las. week, aud by the end Of this week =
miles more viii be laid and the tunnel
reached. We have ALSO just been inform
ei that orders have been given TO push the
work ahead
Persons who intend going 70 house
keeping viii save money by buying all
their groceries at Sechler s Co.'S.
The attention Of our readers is call
ed TO the advertisement OF Valentines &
Cos Nav Store, in Humcs' new block,
Bellefonte. The opening Of Mcssrs Val
eniines & Co., forms "a new era in the sale
Of goods at Bellefonte. Oflrst class cred
it and reputation they intend TO conduct a
store fully up 10 these points, and give an
earnest Of il by appointing Mr. II. Her
man as manager, gentleman who takes
font rank for experience in the Mercan-
tile business, and with whom many Of the
citizens ofthis county formed a pleasant
acquaintance as one Of the late firm Of
Herman & Co We ask Pennsvai,ey
people to give the new store a call and see
whether il does not come mp fully to what
is said in their advertisement
Public SALEs.-Mr George Koch,
of Centre Hall, has fret class ability in
crying sales. If you wish a good sale,
you must have a good Auetioncer, and if
you employ Mr. Koch be will render the
Utmost satisfaction, and at the most rea-
sonable charges. Apply to him early i
you wish to secure him George il fully
up to the business from past experience
is Jan 3m.
--Poplin Alpaca dress goods, 25c per
yard, at !. d. Boyers, Aaronsburg. 81
u I'd 'uuH aIlue0 'eIo1s qsro $40
>6uleS!ds 10 fIgnb eq1 50 sIols6O-
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER at private
sale and at greatly reduced prices. VIM.
Colyer, of Potter ip., has for sale 1000 saw
ed rails 100 chestnut posts split rails ii
and u f. long; COCO IT, best white oak
plank for wagon makers and from II to 4
in scantling and axles 1900 walnut
boards to in, a lot Of poplar and linn
boards ] in; COCO wagon spolles, white
oak, all sizes q lot Of sled runners
-OUO feet of dry chestnut
boards. All al reduced prices for cash or
any kind Of grain, beef or pork
Also span Of mules, years old, both
leaders, perfectly safe; new gears new
2-horse wagon ; n 2 horse platform spring
wagon hay ladders, harrows. cultivators
corn plows, 2-horse sled, No. / double
seds.
All al private sale Come on and get
bargains, as Mr.. Colyer intends going west
in the spirng. i4dec 2m.
FoR SALE.-85 acres Of good farm
land near Centre Hall, 4m from railroad.
Payments easy. Apply at this office