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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-20
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Th'rsd. June 20, rs


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se-,,ny Insertion Advertisements ~ the
ysaz at liberal discount
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ags. ;rSieai Of 20cts as formerly 'oAe'' i0'd
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t,,7s hs ,Sas paying the prta'er.
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MARKETS

Philadelphia, June l5.-Flour quiet
superdne, 80 25, extras; 81 90; Pennsyl-
vania family, S5@5 T5; Minnesota do,
S4 5O@5 50; patent and high grades, sea
7 90. Wheat lower amber Sl,l2@l l6;
red 81 Os@l III; white 81 1901 20. Corn
quiet yellow 45lc; mixed Ale. Oats
strong; Penn'a and western white, 800
3lc; western mixed 10000 Rye dull, at
5SaG0c.
Chicago. June l5.-W heat irregular and
active but weak and lower, No. = Chicago
spring 93c for cash; 9Oig 904c for July; 81
6S4ic for August; No do. Sc. Corn
active but a shade lower; 35tc for cash;
852c for July; 36sc for August; rejected
3lc. Oats in fair demand but lower; 23ic
for cash; 33Ac for July; 22sc for August;
rejected l8c. Rye easier at 62lc. Barley
easier, 48c.
Spring Mills Market.
White Wheat, d6 LOO
Rye, 50c.
Corn, ears, per bu. new, .S5e
Oats, 25c.
Buckwheat, 75c.
Cloverseed, $300.to $500
Chop, per ton, $500.
Plaster, ground per ton, $1,000
Flour, per Dbl, 800
Butter, l0c.
Tallow, 7c.
Hams lie.
Shoulders &c.
Sides &c.
Rags, &c.
Eggs per doz., lOc.
Tub washed wool 35c,
Investigation proves that Grants Sec'y
OF the Navy, Robinson, has squandered
millions of dollars in that service.
| Gold 1908,
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Gollsboro' y. C., juno h.-Noah
Chogyi,a, Harris Atkinson AMI Robert
Thompson, colorcd, the murdorcrs Of the
Warlcy family, worr executed nj 3 y. m.
to>day IN lhc presence uf UloJ people
Thcy proclaimed their innocence to tho
last and woro very defiant and bitter to-
wards tho prosecuting attorney, kVory.
thing passed oA quietly. Cherviek and
Andersaus uecks we're broken, and
Thompson was struUwlvd.
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Settlers Threatened by a Force Of
Bannocks-The War Premeditated.

Settlers Threatened by n Force of
Bannccks-The War Premeditated.
San Francisco, June l5.-A special dis.
patch from Winnemucca says thirty or
forty whites at White Horse Meadows,
Grant county, Oregon. are threatened By
a strong force OF hostile BannoekS. The
WinnemuccA company Of mounted yolun-
teers will star. from Camp NJ Dsrmo: to-
morrow to reinforce thewhits Horse Mead
ows settlers. Our county officials will try
and send more men: and arms from here
tomorrow.
A special dispatch from Boise City says
Major Downey, who is on the way with
his command TO Sheep Ranch, has reeeiv-
ed orders to return to Fort HArney in con-
sequence Of information received that
Egar, Piute chiei, was at the head sf40O
warriors and resolved TO 70 upon the war
path. This band is composed Of Indians
who have len the MAlheur agency. Some
Of the military officers here have recently
interviewed Tambisgo, the Indian now
under sentence Of death for the murder OF
Alexander Rhodeu. Tumbiago says the
Bannocks are led BY Buffalo Horn and
two other Indians, and that their plan was
to rendezvous at Juniper mountain and a.
the sheep rancho, get the Piu.es 10 join
them, and then proceed northward to Sal
mon river. TumbiaEo has been in con-
fnement for several months, but his story
is corroborated by other information, and
proves that the outbreak has been long
contemplated. The settlers of Bruneau
and vicinity have abandoned their houses
and come to this place for safety. Settlers
on the Boise city and Carson city stage
road, in Baker county, Oregon, for a dis
tancc of sixty miles have also left their
homes and sought places Of safety.
Washington, June l5.-Mr. Hayes and
his secretary of war were in consultation
to-day upon the subject. of the Indian
troubles in the northwest. Mr.. NJ Crary
read a telegram received to-day from the
governor OF Oregon, relating that the In
dians were committing hostilities on the
eastern border OF that state that the set.
tiers are unproyidsd with arms and am-
munition for the purpose Of their protec-
ton, and asking that the government furn.
ish them with such supplies. The request
of the governor will be granted, and in.
structions to that effect sent to the proper
military authority in Oregon Immediately
San Francisco, June l6.-Gen. How
ards scouts report that the hostiles ar,
concentrating in large force at Stein't
mountain, and that the general is moving
his troops in that direction. Gen. Gro
ver's expedition to Camas prairie will
Sanford's, Summers and Bendire's com
panies will be turned back and 20 directly
| to STEMS mountain.
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Tho sole question which might throatcr
the success Of the Congress is tho organi
zst.on % EaHwylin.
Russia viii refuse TO cyucusto Turkish
territory To Rouman.a nr 'jbcralo "Fison.
ere OF war until ShuulA aud Narua have
becn surrendered.
Six divisions of 'hc Austrian army are
TO be placed at once on war footing
to uphold the decrees Of the Con,
Eress.
Tho army will consist ut "a, 90 men.
Grant has gone 90 Holland.
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ASSEMBLY.

Rp. REPcRrER Permit US 20 recon-
mend Hon. Sam'l GNlilAnd, Of Harris, for
the Legislature He is the man for the
times. A hardworking taxpayer; = citi,
zen Of large intelligence and well booked
in the political affairs Of the state. He has
always favored economy and opposed high
salaries. and has given US proof OF Il lie
will make n strong candidate ifnominated, i,
as he has always identified himself with
the interests Of the common classes.
Mr. Gilliland is known 70 all IN this
county as enc Of its best citizens, always
devoted 10 their Interests, and liberal in
futherinE public enterprises. He belongs
70 the good old democratic stock Of the
Jackson school. Pennsvalley would give
him an overwhelming msjority.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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A SSIGNER'S SALE OF REAL KS
N TATE The undersigned. assign.
be of Samuel Hackman, will sell BY order
Of Court, at Public Sale on the premises
two miles south Of Mnlheim, on SAT,
URDAY, JULY 18th. 1875, the following
real estate, 70 wit, HOUSE aud LOT h
PENN TowNsHiP Centre county Pa
bounded by the l.. &, 4 = c. RR and
lands Of Benjamin kersteyter et al Thi-
property is situate opposite Ihe Il H. De
bot, is we'll adapted Tor saloon or restau>
rant. The house is new, and is considered
A very desirable property.
TERMS One half Of the purchase
money on confirmation OF sale and the bal.
Ancs In one year. Secured by bond and
mortgage. with interest. Sale 10 COM
msnca ut q. o.eioek @. IN.
J. Ii. REIFSNYDER,
- luu Il Assignee.
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MARRIED.

On March H., by Rev W. IA Groh. Mr.
John II. klno and Mis- Auula c. Whit.
NOR. both from Buffalo Run
Ou March ~ by the same, Mr. j. N
Dinges aud Mlss Julia Young both oi
Boslsburg
On 10Th inst, by the same, Mr Frank,
In Bohn and Miss Sadie G. Bradford.
both Of Harris twp
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vnnar MErTYwGs

CENvpr uAur IonaE, Nc. sss, ,otO, ~eeN
.y.r, Taur.Aay evening In the oad Fellows hsliS -
s. X RNZEAfoK. Sec'y. d ~ hNAA''N' "
a,n FoRr tnnaF. No. Ssf, y, A. NJ. meets O.
uend.v evening On or before each fall meca iNA'"e
oda ts,lews tsisS,t ta.s nass s.c, n c. Kx1Lxs W. N.
ppnaarSs eS,Sar. No. ~. ? sf n, meets n ths,5
RaU centre Hall on the Saturday en- OF eetefN ~
ssoNr 81 p NJ. and ever two vesks AtteL Ss@
n kruer Master. LNoNARn tlANNh' SNN'-
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-20

While four men were taking shelter un.
der ,rea on Wednesday morning, about
midway between Summit City and Ray
milton, Venaugo county, lightning struck
the tree. instantly killing rhomus Donald
son and his son also severely ,niurlnE his
son.in,law and man named Fink The
latter probably fatally.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-20
PREPARING To EXPEL MRS. TIL
TON,

1 IThe Examining Committee Of Plymouth
Church discussed the case Of Mrs. Tilton
at their meeting on Friday evening. Mr..
Henry W. Sage gave his vers ion Of the
case, and then there Was $ talk between
the members OF the comm ittee concern
ing the form of the report TO be made1to
- Chprrb
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.

Letters Of administration on the estate Of
RosAnua Little, late Of Potter township,
deed. having been granted 10 the under.
signed, all persons knowing themselves
10 be indebted 90 said deecdenI are re-
auested 10 make immediate payment, and
persons having claims against The estate
viii prr,eut them authenticated for settle.
meut WM j. THOMPSON.
I'd iuu q, Admr
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For meeting hisdemand by supply
ing the CELEBRATED DEXTER
SPRING which is so rapidly .nper-
ceeding the old styles the l.. x.cr
Spring Co. have no apology to er
but rather feel that they owe the /. ".
ing fraternity an apology for not
having prOduced..it sooner.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS
TO
DEXTER SPRING CO.,
.. CO. HUTTON, PA.
Near Pittsburgh.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-20

NOTICR.-The Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Piuey Coal i
Oh Company will be held at their Office 10
Centre Hall, Friday, June - ISIS, At ~
a m. +. HOFFEE,
ASp. GKKaG. Sect. Prest
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1000 set Sold last two years.

The Dexter Spring was a 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 had their
necks broken by the side throw of the
Concord.
For these reasons the people de-
manded 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, 1878-06-20

and al! goods belonging % thaI branch ol
trade. We now have the lArgcs! stock ln
Centre county. and also the very best
quality u goods which can be substantial
ted by our customeEs-
We do not propose 20 quo.c prices, but
lot people come aud judge tpr themselves
Further. We will sell the came quality .!
goods cheaper than any others Advertised
q. unaiycr.lscd.
LEAT ii T. Il
We also keep GA hand Summrry.l.c. e
Oak Tanned Leather, which Al
.hs Centennial sEb awarded Z medAls for
rs superiority over other leather. lad ss!
II cheap as can be bought 3, the Ian yard.
Also the best Of Hemlock Leather.
- may In
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Powers Shoe Store


HAS BEEN removed from the old room
opposite the Bush house 20 larger. .room
in the BusH Arcade, for the purpose Of
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DIED.

On the l2Ih inst, Il, BoAlsburg, Mrs
Catherine bohn, vile Of Jacob Bohn. aged
"A years, months aud II days.
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To Accts. Rishel X Thompson.-.....,
" order on Ii. Shaddow..............
" ap't duplicate...-..........,.........
" received from Sa.he TriesIer...
bal. due OYerseGr......,...s.. .s........'
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Have you read Miss Alco;'s new Story,
"UNpER THE LILAcS The readers Of
st. Nicholas, that unriyaled boys and
girls magazine, know full we'll the thrills
ing interes. with which they have follow,
cd this delightful story from one number
to another. Il rivals in interest Miss Al
cots first great success, Little Women"
Under the Lilacs' was begun in the No.
Vember, 1877 number, OF ST. Nicholas and
will be completed in the October number
1878. The publishers, Scribner X Co,
New York, otTer the twelve numbers from
November 1877 10 Octsber 1878 contains
ing Under the Lilacsn complete, beside
a host Of other interesting matter, pictures
&c. for s. so which is less than the reg
ulsr subscription price Of the magazine.
just inquire of your bookseller and hewill
get il for YOU
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-20

-Lincoln Butter Powder, makes but
Ter sweet andhard, and quicker TO churn
Try it-!or sale at Wm. Wolfs store.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-20

Colonel Dill, Democratic candidate for
Governor, made q speech reccEly =. an
ovation given him by the citizens Of Mif>
fiinburg, in his own county, in which he
said that he had been reared in all parts
Of Pennsylyania; was Methodist preach
er's son, and as such was raised in spots.
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK IN IDA,
HO.
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GOLD

Illustrated fssnlly pahucatoH In thp world AET one
can become a ruccrsafui secnt, The m4ast r.cEant
aafAa q at eivc free 90 ssCrierp4 TIE price s
los thAt klaast everybody fahscfibct Nrp a. gns
f.orfs fsaskins sile On upeA. AL agent 70
Ilasts TAI irE uFEf srl.riess 81 Tea dsfa AZ wbn
enEaee aaAAs E-tEe4 fast NCG can devote al ysaT
ilIas VI ihe hustness. aniF youT spare time feu
hued not b. awsy irasu home over night Hoz oAn d.
% weil uthufa ful particulars. dtrectiuuH and
terala free Lnaant An6 expressive Gutht free ifEua
vast pruhtAhlu wosk send yauf address a. once u
costa nofhing - try The huaincsA No onr uho 90
FaFes fails % naAp great pAy Address he Peoples
lournAl - rartlnad. Malno. ianE
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Calicoes for 4 cents per'yard.
Muslins for 5 cents per yard.
Ginghams for s cents per yard.
Shoes for l dollar pair.
Hose for 5 cents a pair.
Handkercheifs.for 5 cents a piece.
Neck Ties for 10 cents n piece.
Ladies Trimmed Hats at so cents.
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HARDWARE c SIOIES.

Chains, Ilames. Etc FULL IL
ents Mrs. Potts' Improved Flat
put on, and cheaper than paper.
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IOHN y. PNTTER. AtlorneY.at.
Harness. Saddles. &C.

The undsrssrnad. dciorzAinea 10 Haert ths pevulAH
demand for loser prices ruspoetfuliy calls TIE ktez
tlon q The pablle 70 Eissioek =
sADntEEg
Gov oasgs4 a. tls GA tAaA LaAAsasa - pscily ior
epeop.s aee ths tHss the laFFesi and nsozi warned
"a ranVirte aanarisont % hAdaea haFnwsa Cellars
hradlua al ever aoazriptAou AAd aaAllu WhrE, ard
b. fA1 orcgythinE 30 cumpHle hrn class ettahliah
IAguN nINgEN Iunfrq Hail
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PENNSYLVANIA RR.
SUMNER TIGE TABLE.

Or and after SUNDAY, ,Juas is-s, ths frsins On
its fhliseeipeaz ETlo A1liuoze DIsLl5aG Hll - .
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CONTRA

WM. ENEEICk, DIX.
n, ami daplicAta.................. ..... Ul4 g.
CONTRA.
By order Of John II kelier-........ IS
bills paid, including salary ...... 60 -
30 eXOneratlon ....-.,...-. ........'- -
20 balance ...................- -
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01

he same power anticipate some de.
feet in a deed, and declare ipse dixit
that 1t shall nevertheless be q good
deel.
There should be no redemption to
cancel a tax deed. Allow deliE quents &c
long time as may seem proper to pay
after default, with damages sccruing
monthly until paid, but when q deed l.
made, lille should pass and the writ Of
assistance ordered II necessary as in
Chancery sales.
II may be we'll for the lawmakers
now In session to consider II the Brit.
ish mode OF proceeding be not entitled
I o imitation In one particular at least.
Why neither sell to individuals nor
forfeit to The Government for the first
years default, presuming that there
may have been some unavoidable cause
Tor the non, pay ment2 The Legislature
may well consider also the propricty OF
allowing subrogalion 10 The right OF the
Stale fer unpaid tsxes by any M who
will pay sill taxes, damages aud costs,
and legalizing to the holder interest al z
per cent. per month until paid orr sale
which the party may compel by pro-
ceediugs as the State could do. This
right TO subrogate should not be al.
lowed until default b. made by the
taxpayer. The decision in II Wallace
U s. Reports, by Mr.. Justice Davi',
refusing 10 compel reiunding Of taxes
by a volunteer, applies only when the
voluntary pay mcnt ia made before the
taxpayer was IN lci,ull this should be
the law still, y / after default II
may be good POI y 10 allow subroga.
ton. +. G. Z.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
9nbsburg} tqraa
Wednesday Morning, Jan. 30.

The correspondent of the New Or
leans Times says Mr., Lamsr's position
in connection with Senator Matthew'S
silver resolutions was embarrassing
from the fact that he does not favor
silver reconciliation, but the Legisla-
:ure Of Mississippi had instructed him
20 vote for / We think We under
stand Mr.. Llmar's position. lie re-
garded the Matthews resolutions as
merely an expression Of the opinion Of
Congress as to whether it is right or
not to pay the bonds in silver He
does not believe it Is right, aud canse'
ouently he voted against the re'olu'
Lons, but we believe that when thelaw
il pu, upon its final passage Mr. Lt'
mar will respect he Wi.he- Of The pco-
nile gho elected lin. A. le1Ni We
hope so.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
Tint Vote Of Hand.

rbe Yick.hurs HERALD nrE"" ne
v,sssape Of Jaw by which o mole 81
Sanl pa.t due aud pro'ested, "ohid
bccome a judgmca' BY simp.y record
Ihi. * psyte and :ummar! mole 81
o5lotning Judgments would !e'u' '"
grsst wrong 10 d,b'ors IN many in'
stances. aud lead 10 endless iillga''on'
while A no,e OF baud is prima tscie eV.
;Iance of Indebtedness, ii is not proof
positive Of the justice or validity OF =
claim. The Legislature VII! lSraly
stultiCy itself by the enactment OF sa9n
charlottesville Blade.
Tho Blade, in quoting us, thoull have
given our ides Of the law required
more fully. We think the law should
be so worded that the burden Of a suit.
If any grows out Of a promissory note,
should fall on the dratctr Of the note
and not on the holder. That IL, the Law
should allow the holder, after protest
for non.pay men', to have judgment
entered, on giving a bond in twice The
amount Of the note, to cover The grea'
risk Of wrong 10 debtors the B'ad'
speaks of. This would prevent M
useless litigation OF notes wieEe 'het'
is no valid plea, strengthen .ndiy'da'
credit. and a = thousands oi d171f
now ~snuual,y Tas;e3 u useless w
Ca,!on.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
The Returning board ScOun'
drels.

At last there seems to be q chance
that these Louisiana acOundfeis VIII
reap the reward OF their rascslly ae's'
The louisiana Courts have got lhtmi
a, las,-that is, they have all OF them
except Wells. Anderson, sitter com
pairing himself 10 the two South Caro-
Ina thieves, Carjozo and smalIs' Gays
he doesn't think he can get justice IN
New Orleans. Justice is just what ne
doesn't want. If he gets jus ice, II
will be in the shape OF not less than
twenty years IN the body Of the LOUIS
lana peniteutiary.
We are truly glad ina A"o'ueS'
General Davens took the course DC ana
and so promptly, in reg,rd to his maj,
Tor. The scoundrel1 who deiFauded
the State aud the United States, so soon
ss ,h,y discovered they could not nave
their cases transferred to the oni'ed
States Courts, rushed ou 70 INC Nus'o''
bon.c 10 defeat the Efforts OF justice
The proper officials went 10 that ou''',
inc to arr,s, them, but were p~rcveh'eu
bv some OF the officials, on the shallow
pretepcc that they ware protecting Inc
bailding, As soon as the iac's were
made known, the Attorney'GenerAl
ordered them delivered up, aud there
ia some hope that they will suffer io'
.heir crimes. II they are gwen lu!'
ias,ice, what Anderson iaims that he
yearns for, II Will go a .Jng way 10
ward wipiug out the evi. en.e'' 'na'
might otherwise io'Io" TIE sFea'
fraud.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01

VS. indotse every word OF tie a.
owing from the Louisville Courier
Jourps about the Mississippi leYees !;
Under ,ac.e circumstances il Is yer!
obvious that oil the friends ol ''''
great National work should promptly
mite ON A plan ami push it vigorously
through Congress. There Is no use
hedging. Some of the New Orleans
nspers have expressed the opinion 'ha'
!, will not do to demand S~3O,OOO,0Oo or
s40OOOO0O At once for permanent
,evees. but ask q few millions at a
time. This is a poor arrangement Let
"a have an accurate estimate OF 'he
cost aud stick 10 The amount, Whatever
i. may be. II anybody can tuFnl'h d
better and cheaper plan TO keep The
liver from overlooking ito banks' let
hem show it.. Messrs. Conger' Gar
field, Dunnell and Kelley, Of tue
louise. are favorable TO a plan for per-
naneut ltyees, which will cost Tl1VOo''
600. II permanent levees can be con
struc,ed a, thee figures, let US have
hem. If Captain EAds' jat'y system
an be successfully applied a, = su'''i'
are Tor .evees, as he thinks :: an iG'
Vim Jemons'ra,e it, aad, II th1; system
i, cheaper ,a,n leyee4, i; shoa'! u
t1art.9.'