The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-10
LOCAL ITEMS.


An old Baltimore negro who ia
emigra,ed to Liberia years ago, ordered
ouanity of DIR. Balls Cough Syrup asao
time ago. stating that although e"ugt
and colds were not frequent in Africa,
would not like to be without il IN his lam
ly.
The Mason, odd>Fellows' festiN"
las, week, took IN some SSto,
B. f. Philips, Of Penn, moVei
Maryland before spring, where be M
purchased = homestead.
Farm of Rev, Fisher, deed,
Gregg twp, IS advertised in Reporter.
Sl75O FOR THE Loss OF A HUssANh
Ana Dechert has recovered 81! 700 tro'
The city of Reading for the death OF nc
husband, who walked into the canal a.
unprotected place and was drowned
Had about ten inches snow, Friday
1. which brought ont the merry, meFr
bells.
-Virsinia had an earthquake On Ne'
Years.
The storm we had here after end G
last week, caused a great many wreck
and loss of lives on the sea.
The Russians had their Christina
day on last Sabbath, 9th. Il is the onl!
Christian country which Adhsres to th
Julian or OLD Style computation
time
The Pope is getting better, and .
said to have only had cold afier all W.
had that also about the same time, sne
the only fuss We heard on that aeeoun'
was some sneezing. See Whata difference
it makes as to who has cold.
List of letters remaining IN Pos
Ofice Centre Hall, Jan. 9Th lSiS@ Z. ii
Spinning. !, William S. Banner ;, Jerry
Grove /, Kate Reninger !.
]. 4. REEsMAS p. NJ.
Weather clear S, 9and 10, but cold,
thermometer to below zero. Sleighins
pretty good.
-HouseLeepers will bear in mind
that m uch is 10 be gained by purchasing
their groceries st No. l establishment
This they will always and Sechler x Cos
grocery to be. They deceive no one, and
give you the best in marke: always. They
keep every thing belonging to their line
and sell tribe above cost always for cash
They take all kinds ofproduee.
There is no better remedy for &
cough or affections OF the throat and
lungs, asthma, Group, and the earlier
stages OF consumDtion than + 2. Green;
Compound Syrup Of Tar, Honey, and
Blood-rool. Ask st your stores for it, ol
send to Green's at Bellsfonte. !. is truly
yalsAhls remedy.
Mr.. Charles W. Stebbins, as will be
seen BY notice in another column, viii
lecture upon kansas, at Veral places in
the valley. His object being TO give good,
reliable information in regard to thatstate,
Go and hear him, all who contemplate
going TO Kansas or desire TO learn about
it.
William Ream, ofClearfeld county
gets credi. for having shot over a thou
sand deer. Remarkable shooting, that
Hon. s. T. Shugert, Of Bellefonte
has welded Miss Johnston, daughter o
Ovid T. Johnston, decd, of Harrisburg
We do not know whom !. would afford u
greater pleasure 10 congratulate, than ou
esteemed friend Shugert, in his new by
menisl relation. May the happy coupl
reap nothing but domestic sunshine TO tn
end OF life, is the wish Of the Reporter.
Pour hundred oVercoais were sol'
this winter By Newman, at the EAEl
Clothing Hall. This, we venture TO say !
more than any other three stores sold. A
these overcoats were sold at an average o
at least S3 per coat less than others sci
them for, the people Of the county have
saving Of $500 in this one article alon
through Newman's low prices, sayini
nothing about the saving on other gar
menn. He will now sell bis remainin
stock at still less prices TO work of winte
goods. Go at once and secure n bargain.
ANEW VERSION OF AN OLD Story
Ben Franklin gave the people OF his da.
a rscipe for obtaining health, wealth, an
wisdom. The present generation u nc
supposed 10 be in want OF wisdom, an
would prefer happiness combined wit
health and wealth. The modern way /
obtain all these is told in the advertise
m.nt of Barrick. Roller & Co, heade
Health and Happiness" in this paper
We cordially recommend our readers
the careful consideration Of their advice.
WIN. T. MAyes sale, Logan's Car
Jan. "a.
- We have given Mbynard'E Hislor
and Industries of Centre county, ahurrie
examination, and at glance are sstisfe
as to It's merits. 1t leaves no locality {
the county untouched, and covers its BIZ
tory from the earliest period down 10 lS7'
with as much thoroughness as possible
Many valuable facts and incidents al
given in the work, besides a mas Of in
portant data that will always be usefu
As the number Of copies Is limited, thoi
who purchase the book now will hay
what double its price will fail to purchai
il for in the future.
SAW MILL BURNED large steal
saw mill ofW A. Simpson & Co., at Loo
Haven, known as "the upper mill" wi
destroyed by fire last Wednesday morl
ing. The FIRE broke out over the engir
room within quarters Of an hour q
ter the hands had gone to work. One-hs
the mill was owned by W. A. Simpso
one. fourth by Moore, Simpson & Co., an
the remaining one-fourth by Furft i Hol
son. Mr.. Simpson had no insurance
Moore, Simpson & Co. had $1,000, ar
Furst & Hopson had $1,000 insuranc
The property was valued at about $500
although several years ago it would hA'
brought much higher price. Fifty han'
are thrown out Of employment.
The silyerware delivered by the Natio
al Silver. Plating Co., 704 Chestnut stree
Philadelphia, is giving entire satisfactio
All orders are promptly filed, and no oI
need hesitate about sending them none
Lutheran Observer. co"
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR
Insurance Company of Centre Count
Pa.-Centre Hall, Dec. q, 1877. The A
nual meeting of the Members and electI'
oftwelve Directors to manage the affairs
the Company for the ensuing year, will
held at the house Of John Spangler,
Centre Hall. on Monday, January IA, 10
between the hours of 10a. M. and p. .
of said day. Members generally are
guested to attend GEO. BUCHANAN
D. F. LUsE, Sec'y, Fres
The incest, best, freshest, as well