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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-15
Soldiers Organization.

1t is proposed for social and more impor-
tant objects, that the Soldiers of this town :
ship, hororably discharged enroll them
selves to effect permanent organization.
This will extend through this and other
counties,
The list can be found at the store of
Walker & Russell.
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Large invoice Of baskets just received al
Dittoe's.
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BRICK YARD.
Cheaper than ecer offered.
The Best Brick Made.
Now is the time to Buy.
CASSEL & FREEMAN

A RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BICK
~ or sell them at the yard cheaper than ever
before offered, They do their own work and save
being able to 'N-
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Read Dittoes price list.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-15

Cash wins al Dittoe's; look at his price
list.
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PAINTERS.
INSURANCE.

ERANK GALLAGHER, general Fire Insurance
4 gent, Somerset Ohio. Prompt attention given
TO all business entrusted to his care,
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and' those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy the
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-15

GEORGE ii. Stafford, manufacturer and dealer in
" stoves, tinWare, Ne, east main street. Somer.
set, Ohio.
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TIN AND STOVES.

->N~'~'-~~>->->~
MI 1ERS Il GARNELI., dealers in stoves and
L1 manufacturers of all kinds of tin ware west
Main street, Somerset, Ohio.
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the mill.

Look at Dittoes price list on groceries.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-15

Grand closing out sale at Levitts old
stand for the next fifteen days,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-15

Ths Precs has larger circulation IN Northern Perry
Coadg hda e combined circulation Of al The papers
pa6iishei Ia The county,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-15

Mutural Friend Coal Cook Stove the
best in the world for Sale by Myers &
YarneIl.
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VNH0MAS JOHNSON, dealer in Dry Goods, No
Il uons, Cloths, Cassimores, Ready Made Clothing
DC. Highest price paid for produce.
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PHYSICIANS.
MERCHANTS.

~ J. SKINNER, NJ. D., will respond promptly
~. as Physician and Surgeon, to citizens of Som
erset and vicinity.
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Cash, eggs, or butter viii take any 90,
SINNERS have, chaep.
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Go to Myers & Yarnell for lard cans.
Don't forget Myers & Yarnell is the
place to get your stoves.
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WILLIAM SPENCER, ATTORNEY AT Law,
w Office near residence, Somerset, Ohio.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07

THE WAR FEVER IN RUSSl A.
ENGLAND TO WITHDRAW HER
AMBASSADOR -a SOME MORE
THRFArS-iS GIBRALTER IN
DANGER
London. March Tho Government
has announced In Parliament that tho CON
ditior in tho East 50 present was one OF
Suspendci hosiilities. The Government
hoprd that the war was ended, but u was
possibln that hostilities might be renewed.
Sir Stafford Northeote said the terms of
peace we're unknown 20 the English Gov
crnmcnt. but if they proved O. be inluri>
GUS 10 England, the Government would
take tho proper course 70 protect It's
rights
A dispatch from Clnstantinoplc says
that attcr "A conference lasting six hours
tho Russian and Turkish plcnipolenharies
have been unable 20 agree on the terms o'
peace. Negotiations are sti,l in progress.
Russip. 10 is stated, will not consent % the
EurcpcAu congress being held until tho
treaty has been signed. Forty thousand
Russian troops are concentrated between
Tchekmidir and san S,etano
4 dispatch from ST, Petersburg says
there is great aud warlike excitement
there, in consequence Of tho British Gov
ernment threatening TO withdraw their
Ambassador 10 -. Petersburg II the Rus
slams enter ConstAntinople. The situHtioh
il considered As being very msnAcing.
The Russian troops have advanced 20
500 yards nom a Turkish
\ dispatch % the Vienna
Political Correspondence from Con
stau,inople maintains that the pause in the
negotiations is owing 70 Russia insisting
On the cessiOn of tho Turkish ironclads
and the occupation Of Constantinoplo,
The Russians according 90 a GalatE dis
patch. have proposed To the panubian
Commission that The latter undertake the
work Of clearing the SUl.aa mouth OF the
Danube,
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
Centre Hail, Pa, Th'rsd. March Z IS

rs-TrRMs. So per year, ,chsn paid ~
,,5ron.I 81. 90 tohen not paid "a ddropte,
I{rrrtis,rlsnts 2octs per lane for three IN
ssrfions, and esatspeT tne for sceTy s'io'
ssovsyf Insertion Advertisements ~ ne
ysar at a liberal discount.
S,lJseriBsrs outside the cosssty ShoWtd ~
,git Us 10 cts, dmo,sat Of one gears peStr
zoe. instead Of 2octs as formerly chen po'a
bv theuSclreS
Subscribers can al,caVs tel ho,c their &c
covnf, stand al the Reporter office bg COW
s,,Iyiao the ldblsS on tAeir papers. 4 fhs
liable reads John Roe Jan '76' u NtaHS
,haf John is isdsbtei for subscription Jron'
tLs lst of JdnWury, 1915, and that u IS
time he ,cdS paying The printer,
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srlPULATIoNs SIGNED.
Turkey Comes to Time and the Fact
Announced 10 the Russian Armies.

Announced to the Russian Armies.
"Cons,an.inople, Sunday night, Marc
IS.-The treaty OF peace has been signed
The Grand Duke Nicholas announced tht
fact 10 the soldiers at review of San Ste
feuo to-day. Russia has abandoned he
claim 70 the Egyptian and Bulgarian tri'
butte"
The position Of the British ships n
TuEla u regarded as critical owing 10 tht
short run for torpedo boats from Tchek
medic or San SteAno. IL is strongly sus
pecyed that Ihorneycroit torpedo boat
and Whitehead t0rpedoCs are being dis
patched 10 the sea Of MArmcra In sec,
tl0us.
Great mistrust and Uneasjness is felt res
pecIing the Russian designs on the Bospo'
rus They can occupy the Chanak forts
az moments notice.
a Pera correspondent makes the indem'
atty fully as heavy as WAS reported Feb
ruary 25. Wis, |, ,4O0. OO, 90 r0ub.es, with
E4O. 600. 0O0 in bonds added.
The Russians occupy Charkoi, Rodosto.
Ersgli, Silivri and Tchekmedje, all OF
which are admirably suited as bases for
tOrpedo operation should 10 be decided 10
menace the British leet.
The Russians are bent on entering Con-
stantinople with or without the Sultan s
consent, and England has notified Prince
GortschAkoH that il Russia pursues that
course the British ambassador will be or
dered to quit S. Petersburg.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07

A DOG KILLS ONE HUNDRED
RATS IN IA MINUTES AND AZ
SECONDS.
The dog fanciers and other sporting men
OF the West Side, y Y, attended q match
last night, In which one dog was 10 be So
lscted 10 kin 100 rats In fneen minutes
The stake wAs Sl0O The place selected
was q well known resort en- the West Side.
The dog was the imported black and tan
bull and terrier Harry owned by John
CarmAn. He weighs twenty pounds
and is about hve years old His work last
night has eclipted any previous record.
The fact that the match had been made
MAS kept as secret ~ possible, but when
the room Was opened il was quickly filled
by gathering that embraced not only
sporting men. bat large number OF well-
known Wall street brckers The dis0r,
deriy class, which it generally 81 such
sportG. wAs absent The dog was handled
by Dick Toner, alias Dick, the Rat
Who was in The pit with him before the
rats we're let loose. When the rats were
turned into the PIT they we're 80 lively
that the betting Was Al frsi against the
dog As soon As he was let slip Il was teeR
iha. he vas moro than match fur them,
although they showed much hght, and
several fastened on bis neck and throat.
The dog accomplished bis task In IL MIN
uies and IS seconds, beating the time by II
seconds. Al the end he was so exhausted
thA. he WAS unable 20 stand, and his owner
had 10 carry him home Much money
changed hands on the result.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
FISH FOR PENNSYL TANTA
STREAMS.

The Fish Commissioners Of the State
have now 10000 brook trout 100000
California salmon, $50, 600 salmon trout
and lard>locked salmon and hennebec
salmon for distribution between this
date and Aprill. Persons desiring fish,
communicating with H.J. Reeder, Esq,
at Easton, for the Eastern part Of the
State: James Duffy, al Marietta, for the
middle, and b. l.. Hewitt, at Holidays
burg, for the Western district, viii re-
ceive attention. The land-locked salmon
are for lakes, the kennebec and CA,l-
fornia salmon for water leading 10 the
sea, and the salmon trout for deep, cool
streams. The nearest railroad station tc
the place Of deposit, name Of party &c
receive. and the kind Of water mus
be particularly described in sending or
ders.
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Weather fns again.


Mr.. W. B. Shaffev has opened new
shoemaker shop in this place. See card.
Mr.. Jacob Wagner, Of Potter, re-
ports that he has calf that weighed
ll2 pounds the moIning after it was born.
Who can beat that?
Millheim'-Quite a number of improve
men,s are going on and in contemplation,
among these building by JOna,h. Harter,
VIM. Henry, J. W. Shook, VIM. Weiscr
and others. There is lull in the branch
railroad keep the ball rolling, it will be
convenience for AaronsburE .snd Miles
To. and those localities might be induced
to help; it would obviate the necessity
Of the new twp. road. The south end Of
town is growing towards the Forks
"A specially is made in Queenswars
y Sechler s. Co., and they have upon
their selves the most elegant assortment
Of that kind Of goods, in the county. All
housekeepers and persons just commence
ing will do we'll 20 see Sechler's Queens
ware before purchasing elsewhere. Offer
ed very cheap,
List Of letters remaining in the Pos!
Ofice at Centre Hall Pa. March. !, 1878.
Mrs. Sarah Lee /, Mr.. Oscar Anderson /,
Mr.. William Stewart !, Mr.. y. IL. Barr. ].
Mr.. William Gregoryl.
Persons calling for above letters will
please say advertised. J. A. REEsMAN.
P. NJ,
Dent fail to 70 and hear the Old
Folks Concert, given by the ladies Of the
NJ. Z. Church, of Bellefonte, TO bo held in
the Methodist church, at this place. March
8. As faras we have learned, the Enter
tsinment was a success at Belletonte,
which, no doubt, will be repeated with
like success here. The Exercises will con-
sist Of Old.time Choruses, Songs, lnstru'
mental Music and TableauI. The pro-
ceeds will be appropriated 10 a good cause
Admission % cents
With n view Of introducing the
great new vegetable medicine known a.
Sierra Nevada Yigorene to the people oi
Centre Hall and vicinity, the proprietor
have authorized their Agent 10 give away
a certain number Of one dollar bottles.
Those afflicted with Dyspepsia, Rheu'
mstism, Impure Blood or Bilious Disor'
ders please call upon or send TO j. h
MILLER g. Son. Druggists, and get q bot
tie Of Vigorene. Take IL strictly as direct
ed upon tho bottle and you will not b'
disappointed in finding relief and a cure.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
MURDERSIN Pennsylvania.
Number of Death Warrants Issued
by Governor Hartranft.

Governor Hartranft has probably issued
more death warrants for the executions oi
murderers than any other chief magistrate
Of any of the States Of the country. Fol-
lowing is list issued since he first be-
came governor OF Pennsylvsnia:
Nelson +. Wade. LycominE county,
who murdered an aged couple named
Mcbride and afterwards robbed them oi
5000 or $1,000.
Lewis Rosentina and John Moody, o.
Dauphin, executed at Harrisburg teYerA'
wears ago, for the murder OF Abrau
Benin, near Middletown.
WIN. Il. Undertook, Of Chester county
for the murder Of Mr.. Ross. The circum'
stances connected with this murder were
Of the most brutal character. and created {
deep sensation al the time the crime wa'
perpetrAted.
David O'Mara and Patrick Irwin, o.
SusquehRnna county.
Samuel Beighley, WestmoTland coun'
Frederick Heidenblud, Philadelphia.
f. Ortwein Allegheny county.
Barney McCue, LycominG county
lcommuted.)
Joseph Brown, Of Schuylkill county.
Albert Brown. of Bradford county.
Frederick Meyers, Of Allegheny coun'
VIM. Murry, Of ofAllegheny county, Pat
rick Quigloy, Of Philadelphia.
George W. Fletcher, of PhiPa.
Michael Doyle, Edward Kelley, John
Donahue and Alexander Campbell, Mol
lie Maguircs. hanged at Mauch Chunk OF
the DIST Of June last.
Thomas Munley. james Carol, Jumei
Bowls, Hugh M'Gehan, james Roaritl
and Thomas Duffy, Mollie Maguires, o
Schuylkill county, hanged at Pottsvill'
on the q Of June last
Thomas Curlcy, Of Montgomery eoun
VIM. Green, of Allegheny county.
Allen G. Laros, Of Northampton n county
transferred TO the insane asylum at HAr
Henry Linkor, Of Allegheny county
lcommuted.)
Thomas Campbell, Of Luzerne county
(commuted.)
Andrew Lanahnn, OF Luzernc county.
Frank Wilson. of Dauphin county, 10
the murder Of John Rudy executed oi
the llth Of July last.
Thomas L. Fisher, Of Carbon county
a Nellie Mcguire (respitedl
Peter VI Hugh, Patrick Tully and Pat
rick Hoster, Mollie Mnguiros, of Colum
bia county lpOnding.l
John Kehoe, Mollio Mcguire, Schuyl
kill county (pending.l
Edward Donnelly, Mollie Mcguire, .
Schuylkill county lpending.)
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w. @. s % a e e Z a
SHOEMAKER,

Respectfully informs the citizens of Gem
tire Hall and vicinity that he has opened o
new shop in the old Bank Building. New
work turned out according TO style, and oil
short notice. Prices reduced aud 70 suit
the times, teb, Vm,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

BY order ofthe Orphans Court Of Cen
trc county, will be sold ~ public vendus
on the premises near Centrs Hall, on
SATURDAY, the l6 day Of March next
the following real estate, the property o.
Jacob From, deco 10 wit ONE LOT,
bounded Wes; By lands Of Geo. burst
south by lot Of Howard Harkint, east and
north by turnpike road. containing about
one~fourih Of an acre, with Wagon. maker
shop thereon erected.
/ One other LOT, bounded north by LOT
Of Howard HarkinI west By lands Of Geo
/ Durst, sr.. south by another let Of said
decd, east BY turnpiks, containing ONE
HALF ACRE
4 The third LOT, bounded north by The
/ lot above described, west by lands Of Geo
/ burst, 81 south by land OF John Nef
east by turnpike, containing ONE HALF
ACRE. The last two described will b'
sold either seperaie or together 10 suit pur
chasers.
Terms One half the purchase money
/ on confirmation OF sale, the balance in on,
year, 10 be secured by judgment will
legal interest. JOHN SHANNON,
I feblt Admir-
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DUBLIC SALE

VIII bo sold at the residence Of Dr
Smith. decd, Ahou. mile west Of Centr,
Hall. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH I3th
ISIS Three good Horses. ! siI-yeaFlinE
black driving Mare, four,yearling bay
driving Mare. siI-yeArling dun Mare
/ three yearly Alderney Bull, younE
Cows heavy with calf, yeArlinE Calf
Sheep. 8 ShoAts. Top Buggy. Sulkoy.
new Truck Wagon, two-horse Wagon,
new Cutter, Mower, / new Plov and va
rious other tilling instruments. Two pairs
Of Hay Ladders, . Tons Of Extra TlMO.
THY HAY, double seti OF Buggy HAr
ness. - selis OF Yankee Harness, Collars
Brides. / Cross Cut Saw. and various 9th.
e. Articles. The Sale - commence a.
o clock. MARY SMITH.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
AN INUNDATED CALIFORNIA
TOWN.

Sau Francisco. February 2l.-TAe
town Of Washington. opposite Sacramen-
to. containing 500 inhabitants, is almost
totally inundated. Many houses have
been swept away and wrecked and hall
the people are homeless. No lives were
lost, but many narrow escapes were
made. The crevasses in Yoloeounty ex.
ceed elk miles in extent, and the width
is hourly increasing.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
court Of Centre county there will be offer
ed Rt Public Sale, on the premises, IL
Potter township. on Saturday, March, l6
at = o clock, the following real estate o.
/ Erskine NJ MINI, dec d. A TRACT OF
| LAND situate in Peter township, bound
cd and described As follows, north by lane
of Wm. Boal, or, east by land Of EdwarC
| Kline and David Eye, south and west by
! land OF Eli Horner, containing | acre anC
/ IS perches, more or less. Thereon erect
ed House and Stable,
Terms One half of purchase money
| on confirmation Of sale. balance in on
year with interest, 10 be secured by bont
and mortgage on the premises; bond to b.
given in the sum Of 5000 20 be approved
/ By tho cogTt or one Of the Judges thereof
| One third OF purchase money, after pay
ment OF debts. to remain In tho premise
during the lie Of the widow.
I2lfeb A. LUKRNBACH. Admir-.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
THE LARGEST BEEF PACKING
HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY DES-
TRONED.

| Chicago, February 2l.-EArly thi.
morning the beefpacking house OF Nell
son Morris, at Union stock yards, the
largest in the country, was entirely des-
troyed by fire. Twelve hundred car
cases Of beef l 200 hides and 1000 bar
rels Of tallow were in the building. The
firm estimate the loss at from $4,000
10 Sl5O,OOO. The only known insurance
was $4,000 on the building and fixtures
The contents were uninsured.
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Penn's Valley Institute.

The third term of this ACADEMIC
SCHOOL will commence on the third Mon
day (l5) in April, and continue ten weeks.
Tuition per term, from SIS 10 SS-halt IN
advance. Board from $3.50 TO $S pei
week No deduction on account Of Rb'
sence, unless in case of pIotracted sickness.
Location desirable. The patronage ot
the public is respectfully solicited.
Sm GSW, FoRTKEy, Centre Hall, Pa.
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LoneY MEETINGS.

CrxrHr HAtI IopoE. No. seA, q; Of q; y; mss''
evprs SATURDAY evening In the Odd Fellows hslh 4,
D. NJ uiLhtt.ANn, Sect IA r sANAh" = -
ON Fopr Iop0x, Nc. Esg, Z, A. Nj, meets Sn
Monday evening on or before each full mSS" '"'"'
Oaa Fellows Hall. . ,....,, VI n
@. 4. AnRrACRNp, Sect. j. \. fIAANS' y.
PHoaRvss GRANGE, No, O. sf II. meets ~ e5niii All
HALL Centre Hall on the Saturday en- og ee'ot,s -
rncen Atsp NJ. and every two weeks attesg SaN
keller Master, hsKONANN ftseNhs 'VN'f-
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07

The sale Of all the real estate OF Wm.
NJ. Lyon s. Co, will take place a. the
Ward House, Tyrone on Friday, the 10Th
OF March noIt aud will be an immense
affair, covering more than fny thousand
acres OF land. on which arc erected iurnA'
ces, f0rEes and buildings OF all kinds.
Thousands Of acres are rich In pipe and
other irsn ores. Il will be vastly the
lsrses. sale ever known in this section 0i
rnunirH
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
DEATHS.

On l. ult.. In Gregg twp, AEoE Of David
Piakoi, aged about = years.
IaIock Haven. Feb. =. Mrs. Elizabeth,
wife Of Rev T. H. Fletcher, aged o. years
months and l6 days.
In Saxon, Bedford county. Pa, Mr..
John HomAn. sEsd c. yrs. hr. Homan
( formerly lived near this place on the farm
I Of DR.. Z. d Smith, deed.
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4 WHOLE FAMILY BURNED TC
DEATH

St. Louis. March "A German resi-
den, Of the place, named Moriiz keyssr
went TO Brsckley's grocery store anS
purchased gallon can of coal oil, whicl
he took 10 his home. On arriving there
he started 10 FIJI lamp, when the oi
caught hre, and an explosion occurred
which scattered the burning hutd over thi
cabin and its occupants. The entire fami
ly, consisting Of husband, wife and Sil
children, bur ned to death,
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DUBLIC SALE.

win be sold at public sals, at the resi-
dence Of the undersigned, miles from
Linden Hall. in Harris twp. Tuesday
March 18th, Horses. Cows, ! Bull
weighing 100 pounds, 3 small Bulls, sev
en- head young Cattle and Calves, /:
Shoats, Sows 4 Pigs, ] Boar, four
horse wagon and Bed, spring Wagon, 2
horse Sled, Lodsled, Grain Drill and
Windmill, both good as new, ThreshinI
Machine, Power and Shaker, 4 Plows,
Keystone and Wallace PlowS. Har
rows, Cultivaiors. Scraper, l Complain
ter, Chopper Machine, Champion Self
rake Reaper, Hav rake. Forks, Haylad'
ders, Household Furniture, Iron ke.tlei
Cooking Stove, No Q Coal Stove, And
many other articles too numerous 10 men
tion. Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock
when terms will be made known.
ABRAHAM HORTZ.
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There were sixty-seVen failures 10 New
York city during February, with AgRre
gate liabilities of $2, ,598. The asset
are estimated at only $685., 900.
Whitlock & Anderson, importers anc
iobbers in wooden goods, at New York
have failed. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
100000.
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GrAyOn.painffnR.-

GrayOn-Painfing.-Gdyou your Pho
togrdphs Enlarged. The undersigned is
prepared to enlarge all Photographs, in
which the features are plain, especially the
eyes In sending pictures always mention
the Color of Eyes and Hair. Price, el for
one person, and 70 cts. each for all taken
from the same photograph thereafter. For
further particulars address,
CHAs, W. DERsTINB, Centre Hall, Pa.
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N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN the interest of the undersigned, in
the PenusyGlley Banking Company, at
Centre Hall. was transferred, about one
year ago, to John p. Harris, and my con.
nection with the same has ceased.
/ mar 81. JOHN H0FFRR,
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ARRIED.

In Milroy, on ihs'evening Of the 2lsI
February. ISIS. by Rev Joha w. White.
John Wolf Of Poiisrs Mills, 90 Miss Jsn'
ME T. kohler, OF Milroy.
on Feb. =. q. Centre Hall, by Rev. 6.
W Bouie. Jonas Bible, ofsprucetown, io
Alice {. Lee. OF Centre Hit
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07

A rich strike has recently been made
in Snowdrift mine, about twenty-five
miles northwest of Helena. Fifteen
hundred ounces, valued at $24, 900 from
the mine, are now on exhibition. Th'
vein is thirteen feet wide.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters OF adminitlrAtion on the estate
Of John B. Royer, Of Potter twp, decd
having been granted 10 the undersigned,
All persons Knowing themselves 10 be in
debtcd 10 said drcedcnt are requested "a
make immediate payment and persanl
having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them authenticated for settlement.
JACOB +. R0fER,
o1tabc, Adm
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The Dexter Spring was n child Of
necessity. Three or four generations
had been jerked almost to death or had
their Spines twisted into permanent
curvature by the continuous jerks Of the
Elliptic Spring. or latterly bad their
necks broken by the sids throw Of the
Concord.
For these reasons the people de.
manded q Spring on which they could
ride with ease and which would at the
same time be strong and substantial.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-07
MORTALITY IN con
STANTINOPLE.

A dispatch from Cons!an.inople reports
that thousands OF people are dying daily
from cold, hunger aud wounds received in
battle and are appealing for immediAtc
pecuniAry aid from all charitable societies
and the public.