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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-14

The binding designed for the use Of
our Agricultural Department at the
Paris Exposition will be satisfactory in
good many ways. 1t 10 10 be in the shape
of a star or of stars, our wei l-knoTp em~
bIem or embIems. In vases of American
stoue. emblematic of the different kinds
of rock produced in America. will be
growing plants of corn. cotton, sugar. to-
bacco and rice, emblematic of our inn
portant national vegetables, A cupola-
containing poulIyviQ other words, q
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Augustus NJ. Turney, paying teller oi
the Bank of North America, has beer
d;scoyered to be q defaulter TO the
smonnt of 100000. The money ha'
been lost in Wall streetsPeculation. The
frst of his series Of thefts was commit
ted in 1853, when be stole $35 900. he
took the second teller, Charles Z. Left
ingweIl, into his confidence, and the.
nnited in concealing the deficit. Turney
has been arrested. He has been in the
bank almost since its origin, and was
implicitly trusted. The capital Of the
bank is impaired $2S3, 600. but the de
positors, it is claimed, will loose moth
ing.
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Candy Mandatory g. Bakery

Mr.. Albert hauth,
At the
BISHOP STREET BAKERY,
is now making the very best
BREAD, CARRS AND PIES,
In Belefon,e.
Candles and CONNECTIONS.
He also manufactures all kinds Of can.
dies. and dealers can purchase cf him a.
low as in the city. Candies Of all kinds MI.
ways on hand, together with Oranges,
Lemons, Figs. Dates, Nuts, Syrups, Jsl-
lies and everything good.
CENTRE COUNTY OYSTER DEPOT.
An Excellent oyster saloon also at,
tached to the Bakery. Call and see
me. ALBERT KAUTH.
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We agree with the PittsbnrE Post thar
money is appropriated yearly TO the
Pennsylvahia Agricultural Society from
which very little benefit is derived
Mos, Of the money is spent in the sals-
ries of officers who are not farmers, and
in publishing report which comes .
year af(er date, and is then made up OF
matter from the agricultural papers. THIS
report costs the State over one dollar per
volume. and is Of no practical value %
any one
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"If ever :im Beaver gets to be COVER,
nor, I'm going to be = notary public
is what We overheard fellow say 81
we passed certain corner. What a noio'
rious public it would bethat would MAKE
the General governor.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1878

As the time approAches for the renewal
of subscriptions, THE SUN would remind
/ its friends and wellWishers every " here.
that IL Is agAin acandidAte ior.their consid.
Grafton ana support. Upon its record for
the past ten years ]; relies for a contihu-
ance of the hearty sympathy and gener-
Qua cooperation which has hitherto been
attended to 1t from every quarter Of the
Union.
The DAILY SUN NhA iour,pago sheet
of q columns, price by nail, postpaid. 55
cents month. nr S6 80 per year.
The Sunday edition OF The Sun il an eight
page sheet of 50 columns. While giving
the news Of the day, II also contains .
large amount of literary and miscellane.
Gus matter especially prepared for it. The
Sunday Sun has met with great success.
Postpaid 81. 20 year.
The Weekly Sun.
Who does not know The Weekly Sun ?
II circulAtes throughout The United States,
the Canadns, and beyond. Ninety thous-
and families greet us welcome pages week.
", and regard ii 10 the Iigit Of guide,
aounsei ilor, and friend. Its news. editori,
al, agricultural. aud literary departments
make u essentially q Journal family and
the arcside. Terms One dollar q year,
post paid. This price, quality considered,
makes il the cheapest newspaper publish>
ed. For clubs of ten. with $40 cash, we
will send an extra copy free. Address
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Snov9t New York city.
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Special Notices..
PlMPIES

viii nal Free the rpciPe Cor simple NegwtAhla
BALM that wll remove Tan, fRECkLk6 PlMPLKh
AHd h4oseAet leaviRE tGa akn nnft elnnr Aad s@aIt
fHi alec Instructions Ter FdnctnR luxurannt growth
nf hair a bald head auE-otA fAon. Address, In
elosinE Ct, stamp. Ben. NAbdch %. Do Aun 81.
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The frs, act passed y ou' state icGis>
lature, this session was passed last week
allowing Northumberland county an aS'
sistant Law Judge. There are 600 cases
on the docket in that county.
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The following appeared in the New
castle Chronicle Jan. &, Ia: Monday
last Was brought from Howirk 10 Ber>
wick, TO be shipped for ONION. for Sir
Henry Grey, Bart, PIE, tA, contents
whereof are as follows. bushels Of
-four, - pound Of butter, geese, tur-
KEYS. = rabbits. wild ducks, wood
cocks. snipes, / partridges, meats
tongues. . curlews. : black birds, and
pigeons. II is supposed q very great
curiosity. Was made by Mrs. Dorothy
Patterson, housekeeper at Howick. IL
was near nine feet in circumference at
bottom, weighs about twelve stones, will
take tao men 10 present II n. table. II
is neatly fitted with case, and tour
small wheels 10 facilitate its use 10 eve
~ guest that incllnes 20 parlake Of lts
contents al table" Howick was the an
cestral home Of Charles Earl Grey, the
great Reform Minister. The present
peer is his son.
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Mr.. Wallsce's Long Bond bill, a.
amended and reported from the Sens e
Finance Committee, directs the Secreis-
~ ofthe Treasury toissue 500, ,000, 600 OF
coupon bonds Of the denominations OF
SIS. $50 and 500 and OF equal sums OF
each Of said denominations, redeemAbl'
in coin after hfty years from the date OF
their issue, and bearing interest, psya>
BILE semi-annuslly in coin. at the rate o.
65-l00 per cent. per annum. These
bonds are TO be in lieu Of the sam,
amount Of four per cent. bonds authori-
Eed by the act of July IA, 1870, and, like
them, are to be exempt from taxation
The new bonds are to be offered for sal
atthe different sub-treasuries and UNI
States repositories at par and aecrue'
interest for coin or for United States IL
gal-tender notes at the current marke
valuation, and the proceeds are TO b,
applied to the redemption OF any oui
standing United States bonds bearing =
higher rate OF interest.
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Forks House! f!
PERRY STOvER, PROP'R.

The Forks House, at Coburn station, Ia
new and commodious, aud 10 kept in beat
manner. Bed and board second 10 none
in the county. Stabling for 50 horses,
Asa summer resort il will be hund ali
that could be desired, right 10 tho heart OF
good fishing and hunting grounds. and
surrounded by the most romantic scenery
lnoy
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TL..,.,..., ..,.,.,. EDITOR.
CsSrRE Haul, Pa, Feb. IA. 1879

There were two negroes on the jury
that found Andersen one Of the returns
Ing bcarders guilty.
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On one day, S, Congress was asked to
do the following things: Petitioned TO
remonetiEe silver not to remonetire sill
yer to put woman suffrage into the q n
stitution TO let the tariff alone; not 10
tax tea and coffee 10 amend the Ien>
sion laws to subsidire the South Ameri-
can mail service TO give liberal subsi.
dy to the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
psny TO square war accounts with the
States; to turn the Indian Bureau oy' 7
10 the War Department; 10 create De-
partment Of Agriculture; to do some
thing for the starving Chinese; and Il
make it unlawful to employ aliens AZ
pilots on board American vessels.
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ERRORS OF Y0TTH-

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered fos yoars frau Ees-
HvoSs Debility Premature Decay. and al the effects
of yoathful natscrvton wn for The sake of auerinE
human ily uend free all who need a. the recipe and
pircction for mAktn6 the atnpl@ rwnedy which be
cured hu6er~a wishing so prcht by the advertisers
eHPerseaop cAa do ao hg nddrunnnR In pcrfect eonh-
drnce.
JOHN D. OGDEN. a Cedar 81. Ns- YOrt
knw a-ms
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A. S. WASHINGTON,
'6KrTlTl5Ei DRUGGISTS s ffSSN'

No. 8 BrockerhOF Row, BeIItbure
ReDn'a.
Dealers I'm Drugs. ChemfeaFH.
rrEunlery. Fancy Goods. Ac..
dc. o''
F"rs Wines and Liquors for m. deal
I 'cs always kert. al -
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n F. FoRTNEY Attorney at Law
~ BellefoRte, Pa. OGaceoyer Rev
nolds hank. 1smsy'Ru d
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W. WANTS. An. ~, -.,lnw
w ba 4srv, IA. OtAI1 =, Jas
McAanus, eAV. GgulH
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The Morning Patriot in It's new dress
looks we'll, has more reading, and its an
able democratic daily.
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III IL 4 \ - ~ 10.
Jan. /. ls,s DIR.
10 amt outstanding
taxes Jan. !, 1871. S5933-593 3s
Jan |. 1873 Ck.
Dy outstanding taxes
Jan. ], ie1s..-...- IA ao
BY Treas. com. CA
lIO1... ......... ....-.... "a
By ami transferred
10 county account. II Uo-o9 -
Ne, the undersigned, Auditors Centre
couGgy, do hereby certify that We hays
examined the above accounts OF ID. \
Musser. Treasurer OF said county. and Sad
shem correct.
Mlnrss our hand aud seals this 24nd
day OF January, A. ID. 1875.
WM. McFAkLANE, lLSl)
A. J GIRLS LIS Auditors.
JOS. NJ. GILLlLASD. L.o.lj
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The adrsFtissf. hAvinE beez psImAnsstlf cured Of
thai dTead dseass. Uonsap ptien. By ttmpis remedy.
means q cure. To all Who desire u. be uin Aea6 a
ecpy uf the pFescrtptan used lfr~s % ehArge With
they uill Sod suro Cure for ConHunption. Asthma.
hrunceitia. Ae
Parties wnhin6 tie prencrptAun wl please address,
X. A. WtLA0 lS Penn ~ Williamsburg, N,
TRANsPARENTTEACHt CARDS Iaasraut4an
and Aman~masnt nosnbiBe4 Ignporlnutt parenEa aad
teacher dfs+uSt artistic d~ulHna The entife pAek
sent free fer - eta euFreneJ or htAnpa NAn Deli
20 o. AHn ST. NY.
S57 ersTs s.aI. :. EEi s.s s. gss W. y. Ma WI
elet iatl pstAEted. S4mplca HsEt free all Aderes
y IA. CH1bESTEE sie faitoa Sa New Vera
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State o! Pennsylvania,

state Q: fennsY iTania, w
We, the undersigned suditors Of Centre
County, do hereby certify that in pursu,
ance OF an act of assembly entitled IAN
act relating TO Counties and Townships.
and County and ToS hswip Offices" we
met AZ the Commissioners Office Belle
fonte, on the fret Monday in January,
1878, and did audit aud settle and adjust
the several accounts set forth in the fore
going statement In witness whereof we
have hercunto set our hands and seals this
22nd day Of January, A ID. 1878.
wM. NJ FAIL NE, (LSll
a. J GRlEST. LSl ! Auditors.
JOS. NJ GILLILANDlLs.iJ
CENTRE COUNTY. SIS:
We. the undersigned Commissioner Of
Centre county, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and correct statement
of the receipts and expenditures of said
county from the first day Of January 1877,
TO the lst day OF january. 1878.
j n HALL.
ANDREW GREGG,
Attest: II A. MINGLE,
HENRY BECK, Clerk. Commissioners.
OJTSTA ASDING TAXES DUE BY
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II EGAL NOTlCE.-Nolice Is hereby
IL given that application will be made
10 the Legislature OF Pennsylvania during
its next session, TO have the second section
OF the Act OF Assembly approved January
Slst, ls49. erecting Henrysburg, IN Centre
county, into a borough. SO changed rs 20
secures a more equitable assessment Of water
taxes. janlT5t
A DMINIsTRATORS' NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate
Of Benz. Peters, late ofColleRe twp. decd
having been granted 10 the undersigned.
all persons knowing themselves TO be in
debied 70 said decedent are requested 20
make immediate payment, and persons
having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them authenticated for settlement
SAMUEL GILLILAND,
AUSTIN DALE.
lanQA Administrator
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nEuEfPTS AND EXPENDITURES
IL OF CENTRE COUNTY from Jan.
lst, 1877, Ia Jan. lst, 1873
ID. \. lMUSSER, Treasurer Of Centre
county.
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PENNSYLVANIA RR.
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division
SUMNER TIME TABLE.

On and afssr SUNDAY, Aay is, IsTT, the trains on
ths fhAiAdelphiA kris Railroad Division will run
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Total outstanding taTes......... S57Se
Paid in part since settlement.
9 Paid In full since settlement
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ID. A. MUSSER Treasurer Centre Co,
la account wlLn Commonwealth OF Penna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
IN BROOKLYN.

Never before the day generally observed Ia
Brooklyn. Al, the schools were closed, aud a
most OF the stores shut their doors There
business transacted IN any oil the courts or public
Offices The nags OF tie city ind codniy we're dts
played on oil tbc puohc buildings, and, In response
the Il psal 81 Gfand Marsha General catn, citizens
goaeralIy wore nDseal "a ,ncr display OF bunting rho
florists were cxorptont ia their charges and happy
IN the realization OF usutious profits. Flowers, plants
ana cvcfgreeus IN i.emAnd heretofore uuc-
agaiiod. From early hour In the forenoon the
Court street, Flabnsa avenue, East New York
aud oiner san lines crowded ny men, women
anu cniafcn, carrying nlfai tfbGtes With which 70
decorate the graves vi loved ones who Tell in tho
cause their country. incre were two PROFESSIONS.
the resting Henry street, ~ hali-past one At
two O'Clock the nrst division moved forward tor Fort
Greene, whore toe ceremonies we're hold at the TOMB
ol Tue prison sAin martyrs The entire line Of marcn
was tnron ged by spectators the exercises
held under the spices ul Rankin Post, No 10.
CHAPLAIN BRRCaER.
The Rev. Henry Wara Bgecner WAS present with tho
Thirteenth regiment, gu horseback, IA the uniform pre-
scrbed BY the National Guard regulation. lie mounted
AZ MS rcsilcncc, anu Was escorted to Pierre
pvnl street BY Major Horuto e. King and other OIL
wore black clOlu suit neatly ntting with captains
shoulder straps, belt and sabre; military
cnapeau OF black velvet, with UIack leather
On one side Of tie chapeau velvet rosetts, on
whicu OF silver. On his shoulders the DIS
ting uishcd chaplain, who appeared In pubic TO
better advantage, wore heavy cape. Hts appearances
cxcited general attention. and he was made the SUP
cct repeated saiutatons ana along the route
OF procession On arriving at Fort Greene the mill
tary were up the parade ground wncre Ch ~
lain ncccnrr ana his brotner stan cra remained on
horseback mo rain Tell heavily and Rev. w. W.
Buwdis offered pref prayer alter which Captain n.
Sq1res, the presiding officer, tncn announced that
IL had decided account Of the rain 70 dismsa
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EXCURSIONS.


TO RocKAwAY ON THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
INCIDENTS.
Tho steamer Columbus vh about hundred persons
board started down the bay at past nne A. NJ.
yesterday an excursion to Rockaway. Tho 1rst
incident OF the trip was race with three-masted
schooner that went whzzng by under oil sail as tho
steamer was moving of from tho last landing place
on the East River, but some unacconn table rea-
sok tho sdAesnsF sats up ms race and dropped
behind before Governors Island was passed.
Several yachts full Of pleasure seekers passed
sSove the NsrSows and solitary excursion steamer
tnat had Sssd saved AerseM from similar treat
ment only ~ sseaming boldly out Tor Sandy Hook
when the Columbia came the lett about and stood
for Coney Island. Most OF the passengers had taken
first to hurricane deck, and that pleasant
enough place until The steamer by heading for Coney
Island STOOD IN the teeth OF the wind. Thcn thsre
WAS sudden and compact gathering on tho
leewaId side OF the smokestacks anu those who
could not get sufficiently 10 the lecward hastened
down Int the grand saloon Stu three or four young
LADIES' OF u iroicsome turn kept chasing a nimbe
lad OF twelve up aud down the deck till the steamer
began 10 pitch biz and then they stopped Arrived
at the seaside most OF the passengers LANDED, and
their dsterminutl0n to return 10 the city The three
further landings we're, therefore. abandoned. The
excursion was repeated In the afternoon the steamer
leaving at TWO O'Clock.
UP THE HUDSON.
With banners flying and band playing the Plymouth
Rock moved away from tho Battery pier at two O'Clock
Tho boa: proceeded up the river lar lrvinRton,
and then turned back. The music rendered ranged
Z from the gay TO tho patriotic, Whoa Emma being
good representative OF the iormer, and the as ar
Spanged Banner' and other national airs Of the lat
ter. The excursoniss did full justice to tho viands
and edibles on board, and when The home pier
reached the prevailing sentiment was that trip up
the HUDSON even In rain storm was not altogether
unonjoy able
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IN NEW JERSEY.

Tho observance a success in New Jersey. Bus-
moss was almost entirely suspendedn the banks and
pubic Offices entirely so-and flags foated from thou
sands OF buildings The people were everywhere
imbued with the spirit OF the OCCASION. AT Fair
Cemetery exercises took place. Including svery
eloquent address ny Professor Alberton OF Rutgers
College, New Br unswick.
GOVERNOR M'cLELLAxs ADDRESS.
The completeness OF the cclebrato in Orange was
also InteriereI win by the INDIGNANT weather There
parade, but tho exercises instead OF being held
the open air, took place at Library Hall aud con-
sistca OF music and a short address by Governor
Mcclellan.
The Governor said that IL well that had II IN
power DO honor to those who had zone 30 much
those who gwen Their lives for their country IS
peculiar alone 10 this nation. 1t has always been
held and recogn zed the best proof OF mans love
ucvotou To his country to lay fown MS lie In
usfeuco OF IL These men whom We are ouoriug to-
day were whose lives were dear TO them. they
wore OF class whose deaths would he blcssi
TO the community, or men who ala not care
TO i've longer; but They we're met who
h.d family ties aud other surroundings whicn
made hic dear and sweet 10 them They desired 10
cling lie long as II was honorable aud had every
desire TO live ior tho iuturc Was brsat and lair TO
them. To give up their lives 10 Tue III amer they
drd is the very cap OF tho climax Of nerosm. Con-
tinuing, the Governor expressed hope that tho rs.
lag generation would educate themselves to be ever
VINO had ialicn IN defence OF their country In con-
ne urged ali 10 learn IRON these fallen heroes
lesson oil common charity Tor all Tncir deeds re-
sounded louder in their praise than any words that
he could utter. lie would simply say let all well
with them and all will DO we'll with our country.