ii he j]{ ill It eira Journal. J j W THURSDAY, AUG. 4., 'Bl. MIMH6E9 & SUMMER, Editors and Proprietors. local Rcpartmciit. —A fine lot of Bcrap Pictures just received at the Join nal Store. —Sixty-five liquor dealers were ar rested io Wilkesbarro for selling liquor on Sunday. —A new station called "Jenkins, has been established on our rail road, about 1 h nules west of Lewisburg. —As far as beard from the vicinity of Somerset is the boss place for rattle snakes this season. —The Union county papers are be ginning to agitate the question of a harvest home picnic. —The Miltoni m says the car works at that place tun out nine finished cars per day. —Oarfiiend Hon. W. K. Alexander has returned home again from Texas safe and sound. —Ayer's Ague Cure is a purely vege table bitter and a powerful tonic, free from quinine or any mineral substance, and uLvays cures the severest cases. —Lycoming county lias sixty six candidates from both parties tor the ofiiee of County Commissioner. Only three can be successful. —Oats harvest is upen us, and soon we will l.ave those d 'lightfid night concerts.by myriads of crickets and katydids. —A creamery has been established at the Union county fair grounds. Two cents per quart will be paid for milk during August. —Our editor is at Fine Grove attend ing a Lutheran conference: but the oth er follow is on board to write locals, er tertaln candidates and nil np MAifk receipts. WANTED.— About 3 ">00 first class 1£ inch yellow pine ll wring in the rough. Need not be fully dry. Inquire at the Journal ofiiee. tf. —Don't skip the column of c irds on our first outside page. It his been le vised, rearranged and improved, and will tell you where to find good doctors, lawyers, auctioneers, hotels or where to advertise. — WANTED, at the J mrnd dtfice, on subscription or other accounts, lo bushels of potatoes, J5 bushels cf corn, several gallons of good apple butter. If you have any of theso articles to spare and o-.va u ; , bring them along. i Bolh-fonte has organized a Board of Trade, which is an institution iu teuded to further the Manufacturing and commercial interests of the place. Has Miilheim no use for such a mashcen? —A fellow named Kepler down In Snyder county advertises himself as a Notary Public, Surveyor, Conveyancer, Deal Estate ami Insurance Agent. Surely he ought to be able to make a living. —J. A. LIMB EM , the new mail con tractor, has procured a fine new wagon and is prepared to carry express pack ages and other goods from Coburn to Woodward and all intermediate points at reasonable charges. tf —Ulrich's pottery is up and will soon ; be completed and running. But will j not somebody please inform us when a woolen factory, axe factory, furni- j ture factory, or so.nsthing of the kind will go up? We pause for a reply — and don't let us pause too long. 1 —Do you want to buy a farm in j Nit tan y valley or in Penn township, or j a small piece of land near Millheiin? i If so read the notice and sale bills of the executors of Jonathan Philips, de ceased, and be on hand ) 1 the days of ; sale, Sept. 3rd and Sept. 10th next. Fiof. W. T. Meyer will give an other term of lesson in instrumental; music at the following places, begin ning at Rjbersbarg, Aug. Bth; Mill-j helm, Aug. 9th; Coburn r.i;d Aarons- j burg, Aug. ICtli. Pupils will please j take notice of this arrangement. 2t —MR. CHARLES W. KURD, of Aa ronsburg, is in the employ of Messrs. Alexander & Co., as soliciting agent, lie sells sewing machines and takes orders for wagons, agricultural imple ments, i&c. Charley is "a good clever fellow," and deserves to be paronized. —1 liaye suffered for years with ir ritation in the stomach, loss of appe tite, restlessness at night, irritability of .temper; two bottles D. It. Y. G. has cured me. lam well now. Chas D. Smith, of the Courier , Syra cuse, N. Y. Guaranteed by all Druggists. —The Republican of last week an nounces Isaac Lose, of Bellefonte, as a candidate for Sheriff, and Simon M. Spangler, of Miles township, for Com missioner. We understand that John 11. Musser, of Aaronsburg, is also "mentioned" for Commissioner, al though not yet announced. Kota Bene.— That is a Latin term and means mark well or take notice. Now, if you are a candidate and owe us for announcing your name or print ing tickets, please mark well or take notice—we are not particular which— that we desire to be paid before tbe meeting of the convention, as it will very probably go hard for you to pay after that. So please N. B. —ELIAS MCSSER, at the toll gatoa bove Miilheim, is regularly authorized to keep a boarding house during the continuance of the Evangelical camp meeting, 110 is prepared to furnish meals, rcireshments of all kinds and horse feed. The camp ground is only about a fourth of a mile from tho lojl gate. —Every one that knows mo, knows 1 have for lo years swallowed thousands of different nostrums for Dyspepsia and Billiousness, all to no good. D. K. V. G. has cured me. 11. Ik Smith, Editor Sunday Times, Syracuse, N. Y. Guaranteed by all dealers m Drugs. —Felty Breon will phase accept the best thanks of the editors for the de licious and very seasonable gift of a bushel of fine apples. Fehy thoiough ly understands now to d > at least two things namely to make tip top first class flour—and to make glad the hearts of the poor printers, Brawl —Whiicomb's Clothing and Fur nishing Store, is the largest, best, tal lest, and cheap >st establishment of its kind in Lock Haven if not in this p;ut of tho state, lie is an active, wide awake businessm in ai i bms and sells at the 1w 's*-, p noble prie If you go to la ck Haven by all means call ami see his extensive ami well stl cted stock of clotliing, b ots and slim s, hats ami other gentlemen's furnishing goods. tit —The candidates that called to see us within the last week an I pay their respects—some even paid their bills— —find inquire how the thing looks, were John F. Gray, T. I>. Jamison, J. G. Meyer, D. T Wieland, S. K. Faust v J. G. Larimer, Win. 11. Miller, Frank E. 1 bl, Michael Kersfctter, Joseph L. Ned, J )hn Coldrea, J din Rlshel and John K. Kunkle. A few more days, men and brethren, an l the agony will be over. —]). LL V. G. cured me of Dyspepsia ami Urinal difficulty. X > one should be without it. Truly, A. A. Hewlett, President Salt Springs National Hank, Syracuse, X. Y. Guaranteed by all Druggists. NHX;niciii-. — (A., 'Pttxxrc3:\y N};;MT several robberies were committed in our neighboring town. Woodward. En trance was effected into the dwelling house of John C. Motz, Esq., from whom a valuable watch was stolen. The cellar of Mr. Solomon Eltlinger was also pretty well cleaned out i 1 things good to cat . A number of can didates stayed at Woodward that night and il is strongly hinb dthat they arc guilty of the dirty Licks. —A few typographical errors hap pened in last week's Jo t,-n il which we would rather see in some other paper; but we were so crowded by candidates, preachers, professors, good clever fi l lowsand other loafers that we could scarcely turn our diminutive little self even in our spacious sanctum. Friends, criticise us in charity and divide the blame between a>au I tho ;o who both ered us all tho lime, so that our shaie may not crush us to the groun I. At a meeting of t<te Democratic County Com mit tec behl at Pt'llefonte, ,1 al il-f,!i. the follow ing persons were appointed to hoM the delegate elections m the towiublpi ft uuej, Saturday next: t Tame - Duck, Greg.;, No/tli. -. l>ra-l Vonada, * ( w in. Weaver. i IM. Krutnrpte, Gregg, South. *. L. M. Klshei, ( A .11. Heriiig. i C. A1 '\ayder, Penn, W. F. >ntitii. ( V. W. Uiiish. CD-1.. Zerby, MiUhelm, > raeob Alter. ( iV.ll. B. ivsenbuth. S. K. Faust, Miles, ] Sydney Kruinrlnc, f ileury Meyer. (S <!. Ettlinger, Haines, - j<>hu W. itinikle, ( J. Wilson Mussel. [ For want Pf - pare \YL* only name Hie eltvli.in boards in our dislciet.J —Our (.iraors of Penu's and Brush A alleys w SI! find that the advertise ment of Alexander & Co., in this is sue contains much to interest them. It is needless for us to say that this firm is the most extensive as well as the most reliable in its line, in Centre , comity. Their business is to deal with farmers. They not only supply tbeiD with all kinds of machinery, seed and fertilizers, of the uist makes and ; quality, but they buy their grain and | pay the highest market price in cash for it, which makes them a very de sirable house to deal with. They are the best posted firm in tire county on commercial fertilizers. They know what they sell and give farmers tl * most value tor their money. A trial of their fertilizers will convince our readers that what wo allirrn is true. Farmers, now .is the time to protect Your own interests. A CARD. To THE DEMOCRACY OF CENTRE CO: Upon my return home 011 Tuesday morning, after a week's enforced ab sence, I was surprised to find reports in circulation thai I was no longer a can didate before the Democratic voters of Centre county for nomination for the I office of Register. These repoits are unauthorized, incorrect and unfound ed. I have not withdrawn from the contest, and my narno thereof, remains before the public as a candidate. I ask my friends in all parts of the county 1o favor me with thfir support, believing that my past devotion to the Demo cratic party and its principles, entitle me to the recognition which I now ask at their hands. .My present duties to the Company in whose service 1 have been employed during the past twelve years, render it impossible for me to make any further personal canvass of of the county, I can only rely upon the favor and assistance of my friends, promising them, whether successful cr unsuccessful, that their efforts in my , behalf will be held in grateful remem ! brance. "With litis correction of an erroneous re pot, and this explanation, I submit my cmdidaey to the consid erate judgment of the Democracy of Centre county. Very icspectfullv, JAMES A. MCCLAIN. Milosbirg, July 2>, I 81. M irsic A n ENTKRTAI N MICNT. —The Singi Uß Class of this place, so ably conducted by Prof. J. 11. Kurzenknabe, of llarrisburg, their popular teacher, will close their session on Wednesday Evening, Aug. 1 >th 1:81, with a grand conceit, in the Evangelical church in Miilheim, The Program me consists of Sidos, Daotts, <>uaitcites, Choruses, Clees, Chaihdcs, ]i pres* ntatious Ac., ai.d promises to furnish one of the finest Musical Treats over presented to our people. Many of our selections will be fully represented on the popular Kindergar ten plan, and the friend* of Select and Sacred Song may ix| eel an evening t! pleasure and delight. Admission only •Jo cts. children loots. Tickets I be obtained of the scholars, and at the Journal Hook Store, —Mu. TON was ono .of the most en tc rprising and ll wishing towns in the stale before the great tiro and since that sad catastrophe befell tlre beauti ful borough her citizens have developed an energy and power to raise a new and far better town upon the smouldering ruins, that is as astonishing as it is praiseworthy. Among the very best oi her line new buildings is the Mammoth Supply Store of J. 1. Smith A Co. They are practical and tminenlly suc cessful business men and know just what they are about. Their immense stock of all kinds an 1 gra les of furni ture, carpets, silver plated ware, glass ware, plain and decorated C lina ware, pianos and organs, sewing'machines and general household supplies, is so varied as to suit all possible tastes and purses. You can Oud no bett< r place to buy anything in their line—ami t!ie\ have a very hnuj line—in Pennsyl vania. ltead their advertisement in another column. Chairman Dill has call 1 a martin : of tin; Democratic State Committee, at flarrhburg, Aug. 10th, to fix a time and pl ica for the meeting of the n< xt slate convention. We suggest Mill heiiu as the place, and are ready to en tertain a motion a? to the time. Comnuuiicateil. M(ssrs. K Mors: —Will y m allow me ft I'UD space in your columns to pre sent a plea for cue of the most de serving candidates on the list? 1 al lude to Mr. Joseph Smith, (if Gregg township. Mr. Smith's "claims" aie not many but they are strong. lie is a plain, honest working man, has a stainless character for honesty an 1 ir.- tegrity. is ahumbtntly competent ba the position (Trees arm) and la* ways been a faithful democrat. Be sides this, Gregg township has the strongest local claims 1' r her candi dates of any township or borough in the county. She has several times presented good uu-n for office but lias uniformly been ignortd these many years. None of her citizens have been favored with a county cilice, except Auditor, since Itichard Only wr.se lected Sheriff, eighteen years ago—and even h? 11 we so near tb.e Totter town ship line that all his soc il] MID IMISSI nesa connections and interests were in that township. -The facts and considerations'here plainly but briefly presented, should receive, and I nope will receive, due consideration by tho com in 2 county convention. J USTK K. Greg; township, A ug. 2n I !i< -i. In llio v.holc llinfory of MoiiiciKP. No p svperntlon has over performed sueh jna' v In: cure-. rv maintain <i so wid ••" repu tation, as Arm's Cdkrui 1 which fs re- i cognized a- tin* world's rem' dy f.r* all <ii en -CM > ol tne throat and hems, lis long contained series of v.nmleri'iil .'uics in all oilman's iias made it universally known as u--af;' ami relia ble agent to employ. Against ordinary colds, wi -h ai f th.' f r<'. ann<'rs of mor-' - 'ri.ius dis orders, it ants speedily and surely, always re rievtngsuffering. and often saving life. The protoi-iioii j; affords, by iis tinioly use in ihroat nndehe-t dP r!-vs. makes i: an invaluable remedy t >be kept always on haul in ov i v home. No person ean aftord to be without ft. aiifl tii'iy • wiio h;ivi' 01 if n 1."I it never will From t heir knowledge of P 4 * composition ami etf ots. jiliy.iv'i UIS i.SO the CIIERHV PKCT UUI. c\tensively ,n their practice, and clergymen recommend it. llis absolutely certain i't its remedial ellects, and will always euro w here cures are possi 1 >. FOR -SAI.E IJY ALL. DEALERS. JURY LIST FOR AUGUST TERM. GRAND JURY. Dav Dejtrick. Walker H A Moore, Howard Win Wike, Half Moon Mi -ii Fletcher, Liberty S Willi ins, Huston Henry Denton, Hoggs .folsn Galialian.Bir-n John Riddle, i'ailou G W Swart/., Millhcim 1 L C K'-arick. Spring s A Marshall. iViiner 1 Wm Young, Worth | TRAVERSE -JFROES-FIRST WEEK. John Love, Ferguson VV R Camp, Pot* or o M Sheets, Ferguson Em'l Peter. College Lewis Mench, Haines N J McCloskey, Curtin c t: Jon' *. Worth -J F W aid, Ferguson -John Weaver, Harris F. R llosiejman. Potter Geo W Fleek, Hoggs Jos (Jilliland, Potter Dan K Miller, Marion W Zlimnermati,R'nside Thomas Lingle. Potior Dan tilossner, Liberty C Sellers, Pat ton W Rari holor.io w,G rcpg I) w Holt, 1 hilipslmrg Uriah Stover, Haines T Walker, Snow Shoe p. l" Roman. Ferguson W R Mattcrn, Huston I George l'ower, Haines | TRAVERSE JURORS-SECOND WEEK. C Dale, Bonner Jolm R Rail', Millhelm J il Holt, Snow Shoe A Cheney, Worth LT Mini son, Bellef'te G W R heads, Bonner Geo W Wilson, Union G R. Spigelmyer. Haines Jasß Lane, Bellefonte Win Reekwith, Worth G M Swartz, Bellefonte D H Parker. Philipsb'g (t F Emeviek, Ben tier FMeFarlane, Harris David Evans, Potter ,1 Dunibleton, Rush G I) J ohnston, Howard Jaslrvin, Bellefonte •T Mus .p. Jr, I'ercuson J Witnier Wolf. l'uta-r Jae F Stover, Haines 11 li M alone, Hoggs John R Bitner, Pot tor Peer Kobb, Curt in F I* Mil' scr. Milllmim 1 .1 Gnnsauliis.Snnw.'ilino I T Hruiuvard, Miles • W Meilonniek, lr..Po'r I .1 R itoekev, Betiner 1 Conrad Sjuger, Cuitin J Croiiister, Halt Moon J A < 'rider. Hoggs J S Real. Harris Con-tans Curtin.Boggs S Mattel 11. Half Moon Henry Wolf, Miles John Ginarieh, Worth Wm Stiver, Potter Jolm F Miller. Potter K Poormaii.Snow Shoe Wra V Kerr, Polte.r Geo Kauilnian. Spring AaronUliich, Penn Geo Martz, College D L Zerby, Penn Lowrey SUoiio, Boggs \V Cle voiistine. Walker Win Bradford, Harris I'd Krutnrine, Gregg Htrani Blowers, Taylor Fergus Potter, Harris J Confer, Jr., Rarriss | Daniel Ronsli, Miles I W C Parmer, Potter | Hen KmericK*, Hregg Jacob IJ Wile, Haines J I* Mitchell, Ferguson John lJutli. Miles K Zimmerman, Hoggs 1) Dunkle, Hr., Walker IIL Harvey, Hoggs J (i Jones, Wort i Dan Heanes, Taylor 1> Z Kline, Bellefonte A1 Joins, rbillpsburg WII Wilkinson,Hellef' Chas Holt. Snow Shoe Sam'l Bathurst, Hoggs C Eckenrotli, Spring A J Shivery. Bonner John Luth, Spring Pan A U rove. College DIED. On the 17th nit., at Tylersville, Mrs. Barbara Bterly, aged 6(5 yean,2 months and 10 1 lys. On the '.Nth nit., a' Mftdisoaburg, Mrs PliJ'l pena Kllnofolter, aged ye in, Bin uitits ami 11 days. MMlltieim nnrkrl. Correeted every\Weduosduj by Uephnrt ft Muaaer. Wheat No I.W | Wheat No. 2 t's Corn It ye is : liats While Out Black y ... 3*2 j Hurt wheat I- lon 5 4ft Bran A short*,pel ton salt, per llrl 1.7f j I'lnsler. ;fiotnid 10.Oi) Cement, per llu in 1 45 to o Parley sft Tvuiot hvst Flaxseed ('loveiseed butter I la. ins Sides Veal Pork Heei lt Potatoes 'ft bard bft i a I tow Soap <) Dried Apples > *> Dried IVaehes Ift Dried Cherries COAL MAItKKT. \ rcx Coal f" ' Move " •'.7" Chestnut" e.::0 Pea • P. U KITIAUT. V. A. IS.ST. GEPHART & MUSSER UKALIiUS IX Clover Hour, ti !'ecd, l'oa\ Has & S:i!t MILL HELM PA, —em— llighe>t market price paid for all kinds of GHEC-A-IIM Delivered either at the BKICIv Mfl.Lor at tie old Mt'xshL Mil.l , in MILLIiKIM. COAL, PLASTER & SALT Always t.'ii hand and viMatprir s that defy competition. A -hare til the public patronage respectfuLy eclieited. ;rj-Jy r/■ ■ ■ : V ! ' •' . . H 'i .• - /. • v.' J | t ' - v ' f |-A -S.. FT r , ,' l v - '•s r # £ . - - • r ' ' J '! ' j jr k. day T ' b : i •I. i v c r 7- t Arhe :;. ; I 5 I. li i, t!.e ' .. ( • * . V""l\ r> I . >. tc \V. ( v --J' *•' ' ii I •D. , ■:( I'\- ;_• qgl i j |IA ..i.-i rr t. - ■>• /*• .' ) r f r..!t,i. a [Try it. Ci.r "VH j i£f nS S |Tonic hr-r.-'if A.7 be t r r J | ■ :• ri t'.' \\ rl I C. 'i t i . fV*'' VS 4 ;D.R V G \V Z . Co.. P.oTs Ap -.1 j . .... p'i h' ? no<f'v, *.j v p , rT-Ha; j Nr- •>, 1 ";4 j j' • w . -~ • .J | - t". Ij-.'W.*. .'A Farmers' Supplies. ) SKHEBXDS. .Main notii and Smalt Ciov *;• So - i. i hoice Timothy ' < ed. White Clover Seed. Alsyke, or Swe iishcbv.-r -oed. Orchard (ira-s S< • d- Ker.i'.ieky Blue Grasn Seed. Red TOJI Grass Se.nl. Lav. ti G*a s Seed. Meadow Fo.viail Glass Seed. Meadow Fosm'.o Gros-Seed. Sweot-sivnte.l Vernal Grass Seed. lvou:th-AoCK. iicadjw Gi.txsSeed. Hard Fescue Grass s,d. Tall Oat Gros Seed. CTcsbd DopsHil Grass Seed. Perrcnial lD e Grass deed. Itali i i ike Gras c -eo.t Ferin, and otnergraM seett, Farmers and owners of p - i rare lots can er,.v grass in-t .id nl'wecis, t>vsoivlna a niaxtore of the above aocds. it iimbeea demonstrated by pmctieai cxperino nj that a variety of prass will keep tip a continuous pasture and prevent the growth ol weeds FERTILISERS'. We can deliver toColmni and Spring Milis Stations, the very Ik t fertilisers made. Bikers High Grate Aniinninted Hone Phosphate In Car load lots, only ton, m c.us at Station. * . _ South Carolina Hone Bhosphato only s"•.'.*<) per ton, in ear load lots, at Station. Fanners Supply Store oppo ite Bush Hone. Bellefonte, l'a. ALEXANDER & CO. Manufacturer of .g' MP r3o p^ky ; oQj Mil/ & n etj V*' JUI < B fmmA R * w P • ra ! SsJ ° es pfirw p.< L -.y •# r>2 EEBERSBtJRGr, PENNA. 1881. MIDSUMMER 1881. H. R. WHIT OOMB ? LOOK TrTAVIELT, PA. 'Likes this method to announce to the people of Tenns, Brush and Su gar Valleys that after a highly successful season he still has. 25,000 W viiti'M UP' vfjjrrrzrfttj { to select from, and iii order to reduce this large stock quickly lie has re duced liis prices from It) to ">() per cent. We have revolutionized the Clothing business in Lock Haven. You can got as good a suit from us as any tailor can make, and at less than j half the price ; and tor style and tit they are often superior. Boys like; stylish suits as well as men, and we have them in all grades. Boys Clothing is afpscialty With Us. No use looking for better good* for boys than we have- you can't Hud them. No living man slnll be allowed to give I heir customers better value for their money tlma can always bo found at my store. Ami where is the mother that likes to make children's clothes V C.oi't in ike them lit. ' Never look xvell", us the complaint of every one. We've get all gra 1-3 and they are Just cute and nobby as they can bo. Achangoof weather mans a change of clithes; a change of clot lies requires a change of patterns and styles of materials. The house that lias the choiuvst and newest changes in styles and patterns ii likely to s cure the greatest number of new custom rs aid best please and retain its old patrons. In the: e days it is not everything t' at looks like clothing that will s ( 11, but in the koou competition between different houses it will be the survival of the 11'.test. OUR CLOTHING Is Unequalled in Quality, Unexcelled in Sivle, / Unexceptional in Fit. A lid the people have, by a large majority, decided to ptroniZ3 WHITOOMB. \\h-have a much larger stock of new stylo Ilats than all the other store- in Lock Haven together, ami our prices are alwavs the lowest. Full stock of Trunks. Lags, Ac. Gents' Furnishings, a large line of BOOTS & SHOES so! ! :.t from It) to 2.> per cent, cheaper than anywhere else in this .section. Call and s e us. Special prices to parties from a distance. M FLIG !lf @ LOOK HAVEN, Dry Goods House of Lock Havan for SPRING-1 SUMMER COP .Never since (he establishment of His greet Dry ICoods House ha\* we dine such an cult nsive business as tee hare done mis spring. We will in a few days open our fourth immense si vk for the Spring and Summer of 1 S S l . The people of Lor tr I liven. (Union- and Ventre counties are showing their great appreciation of the Wonderful bargains we are offer ing in our entire stock. First class goo "s, only honest dealing, ni misre presentation and low prices always win. This is the motto on which we have built up our enormous l ade and will here say th it we fully appreci ate the liberal patronage of Ihc People in sustaining a first class Dry Goods Store in Leak Haven, which it has been our humble effort for so me years to establish, " is espc: i l ' i i"r iztin ai f or '>• ai / eff>K ice ever mtlz in Fineness of Stock, rich ness of Patterns ami in its great variety. ' i>(Md YAIIITS BEAUTIFUL at dO, 45 and 50 cts per yard, Beautiful Black Dress Silks at 75 cts a yard. Heavy Gros drain at 1.25 warranted not to crack or wear ylossey. Jkautifu! Jlro cadcs in lilack and all Odors. ~UI colros of So l ins and Dress Silks. 1000 yards Best Lawns in remnants from 3 to 15 yards. 0 cts. worth 15 cts. THE LARGEST STOCK OF Black and Colored Cashmeres ever shown in Lock llavrn at astonishingly low prices, and all the new Styles of Dress Goods to he found in any city store. 500 yttrds of the best Bantings for Men and Boys'' wear, ever shown in this city. 10it0 yds. Bteached and Brown Muslins to be sold at wholesale prices. 0000 yds. best Calico warranted fast colors at II cts. Great bargains in Tablz Li nee, Tickings and Towlinys, tbc. 200 Parasols 25 per cent less than usual price. 100*) Pairs Ladies Lisle Thread and. Lid Gloves at prices that will astonidi any one who is a judge of thei valu . An immense stock oj jSt cin <, Laces, hibbons t Never was there shown tn Lock Haven such a stock of Body Brussels Tapestry Brassed, 3 ply and Ingrain Carpet, as we show this season and our trade is ea 11 y immense on them. Beautiful Capets from 20 cts. a yard up wards. Come. See and be Convinced thattheßee Hive Store offers deo/Heri . ovor eirwi-y sture iu central Pennsylvania in every Ihincr in the dry goods line. Everybody welcome to the BEE HIVE, STREET I LOCK HAVER, PA. S. J. EVERETT. Proprietor. WANTED: 10000 lbs. ''ood tub washed wool joi cash or exchange for Ihcsv great bargains. I IIT TSS FL A Cfclifi can Ilua It. £3 :; SO BIMPLEI i iDA a.":! it Requires Ac Care. PSO STRONCI | It Never Wears Out. | 2~~ m 0. use JlMj "Domeslit" flfl' PapsE lk '~ b I uulllullo They ore especially designed fo meet the requirements of those who desiro *o well. They are unsurpassed in Style, perfect inJFK, simplo that they aro rcedily understood by thn rno&t inexplFienced. Send So. for cat alogue. Address, Domestic", Fashion Co., 'i NEW YORK," THE ONLY-PERFECT SEWING MACHINE. THE LIGHT-EUHEISG' - NEW HOME ..j Rapidly superceding ail otliers wherever introduced. Pronounced by on army of ha;*py purchasers to be the BEST. The NEW HOME Is positively .The Simplest, Easiest Running, Most Reliable, and Most Durable Sowing Machine ever invented. " It operates Quickfy, Quietly, and without fatigue to the operator. Full information, Descriptive Cat alogues, &c., free on application. JOHNSON,* CLASS & CO. 30 Union Square, N. Y. ; ® And Orange, sfiass. Bills AfdiiM an Lawa Mower Co. Cf Hartford, Conn., MANUFACTURERS OF THE \m ASCIIM£EAS and CHASTER OAS Lawn Mowers. Tlicp Mowers have become celebrated throughout tne Wo: Id. where law us ure cultiva ted. us being tl e most perfect and desirable Lawn Mowers evr made. They stand at the head of the list of Lawn Mowers in the U.S. and Europe. They contain all the improve ments that experience in their manufacture causuggest: are beautifully finished, thorough ly made and do splendid work on every variety of lawn. Hand Mower H;zes, from Rto 18 inches. Pony ami Horse Sizes, 21, A5 and oi inches, bend for Circulars. SOLD BY Oi'R AGENTS LYEKYWHERE 21-31U KMj FREE BY MAIL. WONDERFUL CURES IIOPEI.ESS CASES OF CONSUMPTION Bronchitis* Asthma, Catnrrb, Dyspepsia. De bility and All Chronic Diseases. 20 years ot grout experience. 2.000 hopeless cases cured. Astonishing discovery of new treatment to qukjly fatten, make blood and build up the sys ttem. Invalids caused t< eitan i digest enor mously and gain 3 to 5 pounds per week. Vital and healing force is ra >ul y and power fully increased. ' New life ana vigor impar oil the first tew days. Severest cases of oon-5p sumption, bed last and given up to die, euredSa in 2to 3 months. Inlkunitioii in the hung-fil removed, lleetic Fever and Night Sweats, uiirEj Cough made loose, and easy, or checked in ;-su hours. The t eatinent exiiile.rutes, exalts,it rouses all organs into healthy vigorous opera tion. It is also the greatest euro on earth lor Liver, Kidney, Heart, Head, Blood Skin 1m - male and Nervous Diseases, Seminal " eak ness, all diseases ot childreti, and the Opium Habit. We are honest in our offer, and earn - estly invite you to wnki or abandoned by tlm ablest physicians. 1 )c '"' r * . ... 'i't ill free to all who come here. 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