The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

We have lately had ourSilenueh draw
10 some handsome work in marble, eQa"
70 the most skilltul city workmanship
ana upon Inquiry aseer:aiued that u wN'
,nrned on. at Hejsler's Bcllc!onte, lIyon
desire 3 monumen. or tombstone. call
there.
--Whoever lost yards of carpet on
the Georges Valley road, can ge1 II ey
calling On The finder, Mr., Henry Leyer'
ofthe Loop.
Hard times are not felt much by
those who ge! :heir groceries IL SeeA'eF :
-Loeb's store is complete in every de-
par.msut. The larSes; and best stock %
goods in the county. See their prices ~
another column.
A correspondent, * writes Us
that the Red Mill. having been thorough
IL overhAuled bY the most competent
millWrlght. and with tao ot:he Allentown
turbine wheels, Mr Breon, the miller, =
nov making the very best faur Toll y
free 10 All who 20 TO the Red mill
DR.. Beuse, Of Woodland, ClcArfeld
county. paid cur sanetum visit the other
day, and is plessau. fellow 70 cha. WITH.
He i thorough democrat and a coed
physician
The attendance at court was large
tA;s week. On Monday the licenses were
taken up, and a general fight was made
bv the an:i.lieen.e men against granting
licenses. Tue time OF court was occupied
with this matter all day Tuesday. A nuns
Der Of applications we're refused, Belle
fon,e got four hotel and three saloon a.
eeuSes.
=. r. Green's drug store, IN the
Brsh house, is complete throughout Mr
Green is the oldest druggis! in the cour>
IL, ard understands that important branch
Of business thoroughly. All the standard
patent medicines on hand also valuable
remedies of Mr.. Green's own invention,
with a large stock Of fancy articles snd
fishing tackle.
The sacramen. a. the Lords Supper
viii be administered in the Luih. church,
Al Churchville, the coming Sabbath, n; 10
O'Clock.
Preaching in Centre Hall Lnlh. church,
Sabbath evening, instead Of afternoon,
changed on account Of services in the
morning in the Loop, which will be some
what protrArted. W. Z. FISCHER
We have received a clod Of earth
from Dakota, which shows the grasshop-
per in its present state the lump is full Of
the varmints eggs, and ifthe soil Of that
country all presents the same prospects for
a ErAsskopper crep, then oh, my there
is infinitely more than millions in it,
We are under obligations to T. II. Harter,
Of the Nevada (o.) Enterprise, for this
specimen, who had large lump prcsent>
Cd him BY lady from Dakota, who in
forms him thssthe newly ploughed ground
is literally covered with these eggs Some
Of the critters crept out Of their shells on
their transi; to Centre county.-they ara
about lilo Of an in. in length, and know
how 10 hop.
We moistened the lump-which is tht
size of 8 small walnut-with a little water
placed il in jar and set IL in the sun, al,
in less than half an hour about % Of ID,
insects had bred out and jumped Abou
quite briskly. Anyone wishing the bree,
can have them a; less than s. per pal
which il reasonable when We take int
consideration that short-horn cows hay
sold orr $4,000.
We were pleased to have Mr.. "
II. Snyder, Of the L. c st. RR. euginee
corps, who has charge Of the road in th
mountains call in 20 see US on Monday
Mr.. Snyder informs Us that the Padd
mountain bridge was 10 have been CON
ple,ed on Friday, last, and the consruc
tion train to pass over il on Saturday wit
material for track laying to mex: bridg
about mile distant. which bridge wit
the one a. Beaver Dam would requir
ssme three weeks in construction, whe
track LAYING will continue to Spring Mill
No regular trains will be run until tn
track is completed 20 Spring Mills. As th
would interfere with the construction trai
which has frequent short trips to max
every day. The road will be completed /
Spring Mills by 1st Of July, when reguIa
trains will be run. A turn-table is TO
erected at Spring Mills. Thestation house
at Co6urn Forks and Spring Mills, wi
contain ticket and freight Offices and tw
passenger apartments each.
Harper's Monthly for May is as full
good reading as usual. 1t has the coi
tinuation Of the two excellent serials, =.
Woman-Hat and "Erema," bcsid
many other stories and illustrated art
cles.
West Susquehanna Classis of the r.
formed Church will meet in Lcwisbur
on the third Wednesday Of May. the l6l
prox. at 7,3o p. m.
The 2. r. L. has purchased the rollir
chairs used at the Centennial, and di
tributed them at the principal sta!ioI
along the line, for the use Of their inval
or sick passengers.
The choicest macherel at Sechler'
The best tea and coffee in the county-.l
incest canned and dried fruits always ke
at the same place, together with Il
choicest confectioneries, queenswar
crackers, soaps, &C., &C.,
For the Reporter
FARMERS Look TO YoUE INTEREST!
Mr. S. p. Ruble has rented his mill to
w. Cowher, formerly of Phoenix Mil
Nr. Cowher is a first class miller, and Civ
good satisfaction, and will challenge {
county to beat his -four. He will insu
forty lbs. Of -four out Of every sixty lbs.
wheat, and If not good return it and gi
other. Give him trial and satisfy you
selves. FROM A FARMER.
There are in existence great ms
musical instruments which are sadly ne
lected in the most important part of tn
construction, that is tone. More time
taken, and too much labor and exper
attached to the case, and the tone sac
neglected. This is not the case from WI
is said by the most credible parties of !
Daniel 4. Beatty's instruments, Washlr
ton, New Jersey. The tone he consid
the most essential part, and he spares
pains to make it durable, rich, and peri
and then constructs its case to correspo
with price. See his advertisement ell
where.