The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-31
LOCAL ITEMS.


,bis Office look SIS il printed Win 4 poo
Quality Of apple butter.
The Mifiin eoanty grand jury re-
eommends an addition Of ten feet 70 'H'
rear Of their courthouse.
-Beechsr's lecture, At Bslletonte' o',
net custe pay expenses, Those who heAF0
il we're pleased.
Ira c. Mitchell, once prom'neh,
LAWYER a, the Bellefonis bar, has rssnrhea
rom the West and located at Lock ha-
ven.
The election for borough and town
ship officers takes place on the third Tues
dsy Of February, 18th day.
This is 70 give notice that all citizens
troubled with Cough or Cold should Al
once procure a bottle ofDr. BulF' Cough
Svrup. Price IS cents.
A pOss>ofhce has been established A.
Coburn station, Jerks and Mr., Grenins>
or hs, been appointed postmaster,
A correspondent writes US asking On
which side we are, Russia or Turkey. We
ara for Russia. as might be known from
,ba hssduay it has made. We always
were for putting down Turkey, whS1her
on Thanksgiving, Christmas or other ies'
tive occasions,
Mallory still lives, Notwithstanding
swindler Wilson wanted TO make HIM out
dead 10 the amount of S2s-5o l. Nj. Ma
gee. Esq, writes Us, Jan. y, Il have ihs
asy received 3 letter from my old ir'ena
VIM. ]. Mallory, referredt0 in last week $
,Rspor,er. Said letter IS dated George
town, Grant county. New Mexico, Jan. l.
ls7S. where Mr.. Mallory resides and IS
living and well"
-ThsBellefonse Republican seconds
the Reporters suggestion that The new
peni,sn.iAry be located in Centre eeun>
~.
Thanks 10 Newman for Chicago ps-
pers. ". B.-Newman went 70 Chicago
for his bride. May he and his forever be
happy.
We have received the "Times ALI
rauac'' for 1878 1t is handsomely getien
nm and usefal for reference Besides an
swering every purpose Of an almanac F"
contains valuable election tables, laws
rates of postage, national, state and county
officers, and much other Information.
-Newman's stock Of winter Clothing
has uow been reduced down TO about cost
ss be intends to sell it of to make room
for the spring trade. Go soon if you want
q bargain, in any thing that men or oeys
wear from hat down TO boots. Go and oy
when YOU have s chance to get clothing al
cost and lay them back for next winter
il viii pay.
There is no better remedy for
cough or affections Of the throat ana
lungs, asthma, Group, and the eArlef
s,sges Of consumption than T. P. Green
Compound Syrup OF Tar, Honey, and
BlooA-root. Ask at your stores for 1t, or
send 10 Green's at Bellefonte. Il Is struiy
valuabls remedy.
The store OF Mr.. Boyer, st Aarons-
burg. was purchased by Frank and Henry
Philips, and not by Philips Il Meyer, as
we were erroneously iRformed. Frank
Philips has consequently moved TO Aa'
ronsburg and will not 20 to my Mary
land"
-Ex,Sherif Musser intends erecting
commodious warehouse at Millheim, OF
thesaue lot with his fne residence. Ih'
lower story of the new building will be le
for Store purposes and the upper storl
will be arranged for an Odd Fellows hal
a. there will soon be 8 lodge organized
there. The Sheriff has q mack for i'm
provementgan is the kind of men suei
towns want
In our estimate last week, OF IN
cost Of constructing n horse-car road iron
Coburr to Millheim, ct $4,000 complet
with rolling stock, We calculated ihe aia
tsnce as 2! miles, We are assured by citi
gems of Millheim that the distance Is bare
" q miles. This would lessen the entir
cost to about l6,ooe.
But an improvement would be, lftne eA
pense was not too great. tohaVes small en-
gine. which would be little more IN keep
ing with the spirit Of the age, ana max
Millheim q genuine railroad point, II
though q little of from the main line
This would be convenience TO travel .
the valley. But it remains for our. neigh
bors at Millhcim TO count the cost ana sal
isfy themselves about the returns tueh a
expenditure would bring, as some ofthet
have already contributed literally toward
grading the road into the valley.
-Handsome Pictures Free.-Th
publishers Of Leisures Hours, q mammoi
I6 page literary and family paper, full
choice stories, sketches, poetry, ETC., Wri
ten by the ablest writers, desiring thi
every one should see their paper will tak
three months subscriptions, commencin
with the papers containing the openin
chapters Of q splendid story entitle
Holden With the Cords" by the autht
Of shiloh - my Winter in Cuba, etc
for the small sum of fifteen cents Tor pos
age stamps), and will send each subscribe
free pair ofelsgant 648 chromos, spit
ble TOR framing and adorning any hom
They will return the money to any OF
mot satisfied that they get twice its Vala
sl.5O0 in prizes is given free TO agents.
-MilIheim Will apply for boroul
charter before a great while; the imi
would likely embrace portion OF Tex
and the orick mill locality, with Sprii
bank and the Forks for suburbs. II
would give Millheim some 700 of popul
tion and ranking fourth as a boro., wi
Bellefonte, Philipsburg, Milesburg, Mi
helm. The advantages would be in reg
lation of her own schools, good side-wal
and streets clean.
An idea of the grain business at t
two railroad stations in this valley can
formed by the amount shipped up to 70,
one firm, Smith & Co., since their wal
house at Coburn has been opened, sol
p months ago, and who inform us tn
shipped 10 car loads from Coburn and
from Spring Mills, IN that time, On II
they took in at Coburn, ll3O bush
wheat, on 18th 100 bushels, on 18th j
and on 10Th 700 bushels. Their warehoI
is very conveniently arranged for unloi
ing from wagons, weighing, and loadi
cars, and the amount of business is bet
than they anticipated.
There are several other parties that 81
grain at Coburn, but We have not tn
ehinmanfS