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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
A Choice Farm and House and 10

n OhOlCc arm Al't Alou1e AhN A-NA'
The following described property, o'
John Emmcri, dec q, situate IA Harris
twp, Centre county, one FARM, contain
ing one hundred and thirty three &C res
more or less. bounded BY lands of B. Ev-
erharL, dec d, James Glenn. McFsrlen.
pr Henderson. dec q, and Others Is ODER
cd at private sale. The farm is we'll Wa.
tered, n never failing stream Of water run
ming lhr"ughthc farm and within thirty
yards OF the barn, also. a well oi never,
falling water az the. house, With good
pump IN H. The improvements are a
large FRAME HOUSE, two stories high
almost new frame hank barn. forty
FIVE by eighty feet and all other necessa-
~ outbuildiuKs Thi. Is one OF the best
producing farms in this section for all
kinds Of grain Is all limestone land. A
large ORCHARD Of choice fruit on the
premises
For particulars inquire Of VIM. Mcriz
on the farm. Also one House and lot
Situated ia Boalsburg, Centre Co, the
house is two stories high, with kitchen At
tachcd to H. and all necessary outhuiid-
ings also a good stable, n never failing
well Of water with good pump. The lot is
well Sc, with fruit trees OF best quality.
Also two acres and l28 pcrches Of excel
lent land situate near the German ke-
form cd church In Boalshurg within two
squares ofabove house.
JOSIAH NEFF, Executor of j. En-
inert, dec d. so nov om.
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FORKING.VEN IN Arms.

Scranton, Pa, March l4.-The uuem-
ploy0d working. met again to-day
and proceeded 10 the Council Chambers,
where they renewed their demands for
bread or work. The Council met 10 con-
slider the matter but postponed action,
whereupon the men became furious and
threatened TO take provisions wherever
found One ofthe leaders declared be-
fore the Council that II their demands
were not complied with Immediately
every store on LackawannaRvenue would
be ransacked. At 5 o'clock the crowd
around the building had swelled 20 large
proportions. The Council Chambers
were invaded; the Couneilmen became
alarmed and many left their seats. A
scene Of confusion and excitement en-
Sned. A dozen men were making
threatening speeches at the same time,
and the authorities and police force
seemed unable 10 Qusll the disturbance
Mayor McKune attempted TO address the
crowd. but was hooted at, and amid
shouts Of "Put him out" from hundreds
Of threats, he retired. Al this time riot
seemed imminent, but the Counciimen
withdrew, leaving the crowd IN posses
sion Of the hall. They soon dispersed
but assembled again in the evening, IN
another part ofthe city, when better
fee sng seemed 20 prevail.
The numbers OF the unemployed will
be largely increased tomorrow, owing
to the reduction OF wages, which seems
10 indicate that il is not work they want
SO much as money. business men are
very despondent, and have called meet
ing for Friday 20 devise means 10 alleyi
ate the suffering.
There has been no serious violence to-
day, but a disturbance may break out al
any moment A feeling Of great inse
curity prevails, owing TO the inability o
the authorities 10 preserve peace. The
Delaware, Iackawanna and Western
Company and President Sloan are bit
terly denounced by the men as being
tho cause Of all their misfortunes.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

The Senate adjourned on II without
electing President pro TEN, ms usual,
to be prepared for the contingency ofthe
Vice-President's death during the re-
cess. Senator Ferry, who was last
chosen for this position. has vacated II
by his absence from Washington, and
even if he had returned before the hnal
adjournment to-day, a new election
would have been necessary to fill 1t.
Consequently, il President Hayes and
Vice President Wheeler should both die
before Congress is again convened. there
would be neither President pro tenn
pore Of the Senate nor Speaker Of the
House to succeed to the Presidency, and
the Office Of President would remain for
a time absolutely vacant.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
LUYATYC PRESIDENTS.

An old man named SpringmHn came
to Washington few days ago to hc in
augurateda rs President, Tie claimsto have
documents from the Louisiana Return
ing Board showing that he should have
been counted in. He was sent TO the
Lunptc Asylum. This makes the sixth
insane person who has come 20 Wash
incton to he inaugurated and with
Fraudulent Hayes makes the seventh IC
| Law claim 60 an Office to which lac wa'
not elected.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
INJECTION PROCLAMATION.

/ LNLECllON hOlIA VI n Hun
IL i, l.. w. Munson, High Sheriff o
the County Of Centre, Commonwealth o
Pennsylvania, do hereby make known and
| give notice TO the electors OF the county
aforesaid. that sn electiSn will be held in
the said county of Centre, on
SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1877,
for the purpose OF accepting or rejecting
the provisions Of the Act of Assembly, in
reference to the erection OF poor house
| in said county.
also hereby make known and give
notice that the place of holding the Sfore,
said election in The several Boroughs and
Townships within the county Of Centre,
are as follows to wit:
For the township Of Haines, nj the pub
lie house Of Mr.. Boyer (AArSnsburGj
For the township Of Halfmoon, at the
school house in StormstoWn.
For the township OF Taylor. at the house
erected for the purpose, on the property
Of Leonard MerrymAn.
For the township OF Miles, in the school
house in the town Of RebersburK
For the township Of Potter, at the public
house of John SpAngler Centre Hail.
For the township Of Gregg, at the public
house owned by j. B. Fisher, Penn Hall.
Fer the township Of College, in the
school house NJ LemonL
For the township OF Ferguson, Told pre-
cinct) in the school house Rt Pine Grove.
For the township Of Ferguson. (new pre-
cinctl in the school house Mt BAileyvillo.
For the township Of Harris. In tho school
house at BoalSburg.
For the township Of Patton, at the house
Of Peter Murray.
For the Borough of Bellofonte, and the
townships Of Spring and BennoT, at the
Court House in Bellefonte.
For tho township Of Walker, In tho
school house at HublersburR.
For the Borough and township of How
ard. at the school house in said Borough
Foi the township Of Rush, at the Cola
Stream school house.
For the township OF Snow Shoe, at the
school house in Snow Shoe station.
For the township Of Marion, at the house
Of Joel Kline in jacksonville
For the Borough of Milosburg, at the
school house in Milesburg.
Fer the township Of Boggs, at the new
school house in Central City.
For the township o. huston. at the house
Of ; ohm Reed.
For the township of Penn, at the public
house Of VIM. l.. MusSer
For the township Of Liberty, in the
school house in Eagleville.
For the township of Worth. at the school
house at Port Matilda.
For the township of Burnside, at thel
house of j, X. Boak,
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ATRIPLE TRAGEDY

Toledo. March l3.-Thh msrning Nj.
ehaol Ae-rimou. living a. Rock Creek
Centre. ten miles south Of Huntingdon,
Ind, who has been IN the insane asylum
and was sent homo Abou, a year ago
thought 90 have been permanently cured.
shot one Of bis sens. aged Is. through the
head, fatally wogndinE him, and smother.
aged 10. through the shoulder. probably
fatally vounding him Tie Shs shot and
killed himsslf instantly
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
THE VOTE ON CONFIRMA TION.

Washington, March 1l.-An authen'
tic accouRtof the proceedings ofthe exc
cutiye session yesterday for the confirma
ton Of the Cabinet shows that there was
little or no debate. The vote stood on
Mr.. Keys confirmation, 54 to 2, Senators
Thurman and Eaton voting in the mega
tive. On Mr.. Evarts the vote was As to
2, the same Democrats voting in the neg
ative, and Mr.. Conkling not voting. On
Mr.. Schurz the vote stood As TO 2 Messrs.
Eaton and Chafee voting against him
and several Republicans, like Blaine,
Patterson, ofSouth Carolina, and spen,
Ger, declining to vote. Simon Cameron
refused to vote for either Key, Schurz or
Evarts, but voted for the confirmation of
the rest of the Cabinet, on whom there
was no discussion.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
DARING ROBBERY ON A RAIL
ROAD

New Orleans, March lT,-An express
messenger on the Train from Mobile, which
arrived here at 10 Is ,. M, reports that Ai
Look station a man boarded the express
car and presented pistol a, him. The
messenger made rush II the mas and re.
eeiNsd ball in the hand. disabling him
The hiEhwayman then grabbed a $50
package. leaped from the car and strap
ei
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

The senate has confirmed John I.
johnson as postmaster, at Beliefonie.
Mr.. Johnson held the office 5 years. and
was good officer, but some Of the re
publicans Of Bellefonte thinking he was
in long enough, favored the appointment
Of Thomas Burnside Mr.. Burnside
would have made an unexceptionable
most master.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
RAID on GAMBLERS.
Rich Haul Of Politicians in "A Cele
brated Washington Club. House.

- . wa N'NN -AANA'Ns
Washington, March ll-Lasl nj Eht the
police under Lieutenant Skeppon rAided
the celebrated club house in this city, and
arrested large number Of persons VII,
Nero there engaged in gambling. Amsnl
the number was All cI Assistant Sscfelar,
Of the Treasury aud prominent Judge a.
South CaEulina, an eI- Ia ted States sena
tor Hnd several eI members OF Congress
All Rrpublicans-ah were taken 10 tn,
Tenth Street SAgion, House. The establish
men' Ma, one oi the best known Eamblin,
houses in the city. snd its suppression b,
the police authorities is the comm enco
meni OF an active War against the EsmS
ling. houses OF the District.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
OTHER MINE EMPLOYEES TC
STRIKE.

Scranton. Pa. March ls.-The mine On
EinseFs, pump hands and ether maehiHisls
having charge Of mine machines met here
in secret session to-day, and /, /. expected
they will strike. A mass meeting Of miners
and @borcrs representing all the mines In
the region will be held here to.morrSw -
take definite action relating TO the rsdge-
ton.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
.GRRNANl MENACiNG FRANCE
ruE KEw FRENCH roEriFiCArloSs rhG
hArIs OF A DEMAND.

rHE NEw FRESCH ruEriFiCArioSs rhE
BArIs oT A DEMAND.
London. March l0-The Evening
Standard publishes a special telegram
from Paris, In which its correspondent
SAYS: Information of the graNest Kind
reaches me from a well informed source.
think il very doubtful that the Cow
rrnment will allow Il 90 be transmitted
bv telegraph, aud therefore send IL 10y
post. The German Government have ar
sumed an attitude towards France
which is calculated 10 cause serious un'
eAsiness as to the maintenance OF peace.
The German Government have been
consistent in their manifestation OF lll
will. First came their refusal 10 take
mart in the Exhibition Of ls1s. next the
attacks OF the German press against
France, aud now | understand that the
Cabinet at Berlin have inlimated 20
France that they regarded the ConsIruc-
tion Of second line of fortrrsSes as a
hostile step. This second line OF for
treSsts WAS intended To create an artiti>
ciAl frontier line between Germany and
France without which the latter country
Is open 10 Invasion This preiens.on on
the part OF the Berlin Cabinet is simply
monsirous. The French have as good Il
right 60 foriify Arras, Nerdun, Besancon
aud the Plateau Of Langres as the Ger
| mans have 20 increase the foTtltcAtions
OF Mayencc, strasburI and MeiE, and 10
| fortify the Nosges. The French GoyN
ernment have. understand, complied,
partially, at least, with the demands OF
| Germany, and have undertaken not 10
continue the fortifcations Of Arras, but
| il is feared fresh concessions will lead TO
| fresh exigencies ASd that these will be
carried SO far that France will, in self.
defense, have 10 say no and bid the GER
mans do their worst"
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Simon Cameron resigned the |, ;
SenatorShip, the resignation taking ei'
feet on - OF this month. Sinon order
ed the republicans in our state les'sla-
ture 10 elect his son Don in his place,
ana il was don accordingly. This keeps
the thing in the family. Simon Is no"
.Syears old. The next thing in order
for him will be 10 pray that his sins be
fOrgiyen.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
FIVE MEN KILLED.

Cincinnati, March l6-A boiler in Hun
ter Bros saw-mill At Worthing,on, Ind.
exploded this afternoon. Two Of the Hun.
ter broihers. two brothers named Bender
aud an unknown man were instantly kill.
ed and several others dAnEerously wsund-
cd
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

The Chairmanship ofthe Foreign Re
lauons Committee has been accepted by
Senator Morton, who was next to en-.
Senator Cameron upon IL, aud Wadleigh
ofNew Hampshire, becomes Chairman
of the Privileges aud Elections Commit
tee ofthe Senate, though Morton is TO re,
main upon IL.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Tire republican organs throughoutthe
state growl terribly at the latest Games
ron game-the father handing the Sena-
torship down TO the son. But what care
the Camerons for that-the party is the
slave Of the clan, and on Tuesday it was
dan
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Norrstown. March l7.-Samuel Carey
Ball, late eaghier Of the Hatboro National
Bank, convicted here few days ago of the
embezzlement of S24, 800 belonging to the
bank, was to-day, sentenced to an impris-
0nment of ten years in the Eastern peni-
tentiary.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

The Louisiana RAIDS have dropped
Pinchback, oolored, whom they once
petted SO much. A telegram ofl7 from
New Orleans says that the republican
state central committee met at twelve
noon to-day, and, in accordance with the
resol ution adopted at a previous meeting
Mr.. P. B. 5. Pinchback was expelled
from the organization by vote Of - to
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
5000 PIANOS FOR
$3.50

A nd all other styles in the same propoT'
lion. including Grand, Square and upriRh,
all fret elAks-sold direct to the people
At factory prices. No agents no commits,
sions; no discounts. These Pianos made
one ofthe fnost displays st the Centennial
EIhibitioH, and were unanimously recsm'
mended for the highest honors. New
MAnufAetory--one Of the largest and finest
in the world. The Square GrAnds contain
MAthushek's new patent DupleI Over
strung Scale, the greatest improvement in
the history Of piano making. The Up.
rights are the finest In America Don't
fail - write for illustrated ard Descrip,
tive Catalogue, mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO,
", ~ Rr..Ha.y
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LNNUH n IIA No OU.,
No. 5G Broadway. n

Mr.. Daniel r. Beatty. manufacturer and
proprietor Of tho Beatty PiAno and Beat
iy's celebrated COLLEEN Tongue Parlor Or
gans. Washington, n. j.. is certainly q
very reasonable and generous man TO trans.
acl business with. He makes this very
fair proposition to any who may favor him
with an order, As follows :"If the instru.
ment does not prove satisfactory Rf.cr a
test trial Of FIVE days after receiving 1t the
purchase money will be refunded upon the
return Of the instrument, and he will pay
freight charges both ways" This is Ger,
tsinly nm exceeding. generous, and safe
manner in which 10 transact business With
him. lie warrants his instruments for si1
years. See his advertisement July 20. V
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

4 few grains Of roasted eohee eaten
Immediately after eating onions, or
teaspoonful or two Of vinegar, removes
AZ once the strong odor from The breath
-Mifhinburg Telegraph.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

The democratic caucus. at Harrisburg,
nominated senator Dill, of Union for [. S
Senator. Pity 50 able and worthy man
was not chosen in place Of Don the son
of Simon Wiggle Waggle
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Detective James White was few days
ago sentenced TO the Penitentiary for
thirteen months for being implicated
in election frauds last October-in Gin
cinnaii.
According to this what would be the
sentence Of the scamps who defrauded
Tilden out Of the Presidency and cheat
ed the whole nation out Of its choice?
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Chicago, March 1.-THE rates of freight
on All grain, excepting wheat, from Kan
sas City 10 st. Louis and Chicago, have
been reduced 81 cents, the new rates to
continue until April l.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Packard is trying 10 make trouble. II,
IS organizing militia, armed negroes AZ,
Aockiug TO New Orleans and there are
fears Of bloodshed
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

And now. Feb. 70. 1877. tho pctiuoA oI
sundry inhabitants Of Centre county pre-
sent. praying hefcourt 30 order All election
20 be held. la consequence With the pro-
Visions Of tho Act 81 Assembly, that th,
qualified voters of Centre county may AZ,
ccpt or rel oct the provisions Of the Act 81
Assembly in reference 90 tho erection Of
poor house IA said county
And nov. February 20. 1871, tho within
pelitinn presented aud duly considered
and lhoreupon il Is ordered that an elrc
ton be held by the qualified voters Of ,h,
county of Centre, ~ the several places oI
holding the general and township elections
VA tho several boraughs and townships oi
said county on Saturday. tho 2lst day oi
April. 1877, for the purpose OF determtH.
ing by the votes Of aAid county, whether
the provisions Of an Act 0f Assembly
entitled AN Act 10 provide for the cree
tiun OF a poor house for the support OF tht
poor Ia tho several counties ui the com
monNeAlth, approved the 9Th day oi
May. 1870, will DO accepted by MAORI
Is OF tho voters ot said county. The said
election 20 bo conducted by the officers OF
the general and township elections. and
the tickets 10 be voted 10 have written 81
printed on theSnside thereof for accept
ancu or against acceptance The con-
stable OF each borough or tpwnthipto give
At lsAst l5 days notice Of the time and
place of holding said election by posting
siI written or printed hAndbills, in The
most public place, iu said township.
by the Court j. II. %.
Certified from the record. at Bollciuutt
this let day nt March. a, D.. 1871.
a. WILLIAMS,
Clerk
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GRAND lUARE AND UrRiGuT

GRAND lUARE AND UPRIGHT
From : T. Regan. frm Rceau Is
Carter pg' shers Daily and Weekly Tu.
huue. Jtat IN Clay. No. nfter rcceiying
500 inH nents says
Piano reached a. In good condition
am well pleased with 10 ititH,l sou rep-
resent it 90 tn"
From y 4 Baldridgc. Bennington Fur
mace. Pa. niter receiving 500 ph,nu
Beatty received fih inst, nli q. K,
and comes fully up 70 your representation,
and exceeds our expectation. While
don profess - be 4 judge in Che matter.
Mrs. y. docs, aud pronouncos IL of very
sweet tone aud is vtry much pleased with
IT,"
Best Inducements ever offered Money
refunded upon return ~ Piano and freight
charges paid .y me I'D y. Brauy) both
ways if unsntitiucfory after test trial 81
I've days Pianos warranted Tor six yeara.
Agents wanted. Send for Gaia ogue Ad'
dfttu. ID. r BEATTY.
Washington. NeV jersey.
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BEATTY'S PARLOR
:: ===ORGlIS= ::

Elegant styles, with valuable improve.
ments New and Beautiful Solo Stops.
over one thousand Oreanists aud Musi-
clans indorse these nrEans aud recommend
them rs strictly hrst class iu Tone. Me~
ehanism and durability. Warranted for
six years.
Most Elegant and Latest Improved
Have been awarded The Highest Prca,i,
ums in competition with Others for sim plic-
.ly, Durability, Promptn. -. and Piano
like action
Pure. sweet. sns evealv balanced tone,
orchestral effects and instantaneous ac-
cess which may be had 70 the reeds.
Send For Price List Address.
DANIEL = BEATTY,
MashinRtnn. NrM Ierenr.
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The colorcd gentry Of the south are
having constant jubilee over their
freedom. They may be under misupprr-
tensions as TO the general inferiouiy OF
the white race, but their good nature l.
boundless. They have reconstructed
earth and heaven aud decrced that no
neutral tint shall have any rights which
coal black is bound "a respect. Here
is q picture of the other world which
only colorcd imagination could
paint:
Walk in, darkcyS, troo lie gate.
Hear dc kullcTcd angles hollrr
Go way. white folks. you'er too late.
We's dc winnin kullrr2 Wait
Till dc trumpet blow 10 fuller
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For the township of Curtin, nt the school
house near Robert Muuns,
For tho Borough Of unionyillc and the
township of Union, Rt the new school
house In uniunvillo.
Given under my hand and zeal nj my
otllcc In Bellrfonlo this lOth day Of March
in the year ofou Lord, ono thousand eight
hundred aud seventy.sevcn. and in the
one hundTedth and arsl year Of tho lnde,
pcndrurs Of the United States
l.. w MUNSON,
sheriff Of Centre county.
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In the House at Harrisburg local op-
ton was defeated by lO9 to 60.
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Harness. Saddles &c
~ THE MATTER oF THE RsTA1

IN TIRE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
i or JAS. LUCAS, DECD
The auditor appointed O. hear and pass
upon the exception fied 20 the accoant Of
DR.. J NJ Blair. administrator OF the de-
cesscd and make report thereof, sEc.. will
attend 20 the duties Of bis sppointms n 81
bis Office in Rellefoue on "wednesday. the
18Th ot March. 1877. At two O'Clock 3. m.
when and where al parties interested can
attend ii they see proper.
D. +. FoRTNEY.
mar 81 Au8ffor
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Mns Der S6meis.

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