Bellefonte, Pa., May 17, 190l. Two Graveyards of the Atlantic Ocean. Sailors say that there are two graveyards in the Atlantic, one off Sable Island and the other at Cape Hatteras. The wrecks that strew the sea bottom around the little piece of land between the Grand Banks and the mainland are mostly caused by the dense fogs that prevail most of the year, misleading skippers westward and eastward bound, until too late they find themselves upon the rocks. Fog is only a lesser peril of the Hatteras weather. The cape is known the seven seas over as the worst of storm centers. The fary of its winds, the sweep of its terrible cross seas, and the treachery of its lurking shoals are a by word in the mouth of every deep sea sailor. It is here that the government has just set the new and powerful lightship, No. 72, staunchest of its kind, to warn ships from the invisible perils of the coast. : Even in fine weather the water at high tide entirely conceals the reefs of jagged rock upon which many a ship has beaten herself to pieces. Brt fine weather is rare thereabouts. Seldom does the sun rise clear upon the low sand spit running far out into the ocean. Every storm that reaches the coast seems to seek out Hatteras for the display of its greatest violence. During a northeast or southeast gale its rocky, seward streatching ledges turn the ocean currents into a vortex; and then there is no spot in the oceans of the world more to be feared. Tremendous cross-seas rise and sweep the waters for many miles out tosea. A real Hatteras storm often’ extends its influence between 200 and 309 miles outward. If the reefs of Hatteras were situated at a different point on the coast line the cape would not have its evil reputation. But they lie in wait at the most easterly point of the South Atlantic coast, and vessels bound to and fro between the southern ports and such cities as New York and Philadel- phia, as well as the fleet of steamships which load at gulf ‘cities for Europe and coal at Norfolk and Newport News, must pass close by. The cape is also close to the direct route between South Atlantic ports and Great Britain. Since the first American monitor went to the bottom of the sea off Cape Hatteras hundreds of crafts from the fishing smacks to the liner, have been its victims, and thousands of lives have been lost in its stormy waters. Realizing this constant menace to the navigator, the government has spent millions of dollars trying to find something which will give suitable warn- ing to ships. Time and again lighthouses have been planned gotten well under way, but sooner or later, often after months of work, the treacherous quicksands have en- gulfed the most solid foundations and some- times a single night of storm has demolish- ed the structure. Floating buoys of various kinds have been tried, but these bave also ween quickly washed away. After careful consideration, the United States lighthouse board decided to have a lightship construct- ed which would be strong enough to with- stand the heaviest seas and provide illumi- aiation which could he seen at a long dis- tance on the stormiest night. The first ship tried wasn’t of sufficiently heavy cali- ber. The artillery of the seas was too much for her, aud one night she was torn from her moorings and landed high and dry on the beach, the crew just escaping with their lives. No. 72 had just been finished and was sent direct to Hatteras, She is much larger than the other vessel and the work- men in the yards at Quincy, Mass., where she was built, had orders to put the best material into the hull and machinery and to take time enough to drive every bolt and every rivet home. She is 112 feet in length and quite shallow, being about twenty feet in depth. The hull, made of the best steel, is divided into five water tight compars- ments by bulkheads of the same material, so that if the watershould fill three of these the other two would keep her afloat. Part- By to strengthen her hull, she is provided with three decks built almost as strongly as those of a warship, in order to resist the tremendous strain when rocking in the waves. The quarters for the captain, offi- cers and crew are on the main deck. while the coal bunkers and other supplies are be- low. As the officers and men must remain sometimes for five and six weeks without seeing anyone or being relieved, the gov- ernment has tried to make their surround- ing as homelike as possible. Steam heat and eleotric lights are pro- vided in each cabin and the furniture, car- pets and fittings would he a credit to a mansion. The ship is equipped with re- frigerating apparatus, and bas also a plant for distilling water so thatan amply supply of ice can be maintained in the summer months with plenty of pure water. To hold the lightship on her station, powerful apparatus was provided. She has what is known as a harbor anchor, weigh- Jing 2,000 pounds, large enough for an ordi- «vary liner. This is connected by a chain whose links are 1} inches thick, calculated to stand a strain of 79,000 pounds. Be- sides the harbor anchor, there is what is known as a kedge anchor, weighing 350 spounds, which works as a sort of steering gear fo keep the vessel head on to the “vaves in a heavy storm. In order to give her plenty of room to ride the waves 720 feet of anchor chain ig provided. The anehors are raised and lowered entirely by steam, the ship being equipped with special engines. Electricity furnishes the illumina- _ tion for the lanterns, which are arranged upon two steel masts at a height of 50 feet above water line. Each mast contains a cluster of six arc lamps each of 100 volts. On a clear night their rays can be seen a distance of 20 miles, while in stormy weath- er it is calculated that the captain of a ship 10 miles distant can see them through bis field glasses, as they have an attachment which produces a vivid flash every balf minute. The electric current is generated by aset of powerful dynamos operated by steam engines. No. 72 is provided with steam as a mo- tive power, in case she should break lvose from her moorings. Her engines are as large as those in an ocean tug of the first class, and, it is believed, will enable her to ‘battle successfully with the average north- easter. She is also equipped with a main sail, foresail and jib. principally to steady ber in a gale of wind. There is no danger of ber 0 mistaken for any other craft. The letters on her side are about 10 feet in height and on a clear day can be seen at a distance of several miles in themselves. AVED His LEG.—P. A. Danforth, of iy Ga., suffered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg; but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve .wholly cured if in five dzys. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Care guaranteed. Only 25¢c. Sold + The Ten Great Cities of the World. The populations of the largest cities in the world, according to the latest figures, are as follows : It will thus be seen that of the ten lead- ing cities the United States have three, while no other country has more than one. 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Cigars and Tobacco Musser, Absalom.. Stoves and Ranges MEYER, I. FF. .i.ovisssrssisnssnsansnsnsasesss General Mdse Stover, C. H. Stoves and Tinware DUOVOE, A. S....coiiiiiniinnssivasiisasreinsaones ‘Wall Paper Wyle Bros... mubisiinissasss Fish and Fruits AXE MANN. Donovan Jerry,.... vie Harter, J. A...... Miller, W. H. & Co Scrap Iron ....Groceries General Mdse MeCledand, ......cciiumisiisnssicniirirervess isin Groceries BELLEFONTE. Allison, Archibald... Aikens, J. A...... Anderson, John. Ardell Lumber Co Brickley, Miss 8. C.. Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co........cccovereemrennnnn. Coal Plumber Beezer, P ...Butcher and Meat Dealer Baner &:C0......c.cuc..aiiveisiiseniaiagisos General Mdse Bauer, V. J.. Boots and Shoes Bann, Sl... ...oio een Clothing Blair, F. P. & Co Blackford, C. I.. axe ted Cigars Brackbill, W. R.... Furniture Brockerhoff, Henry............cccuuirnsiincnnainis Cigars Bush, Geo. T ....... Stationery Brown, Edw. Jr. ....Groceries Ceader, Joseph.. onfectionery Coxey, W. C Cuneo, Chas Cruse, T. G. Cruse, A. J Crider, P. B. Dagget, W. L. Dubbs, John G.. Dukeman, W. D. Doll, G. L.... Fauble M. & Son Garman, C. M. a ....Groceries «Fruit Green, F. Potts..... -Druggist Gerberich, C. T. & Son ....Grain Harper Bros............ oceries Harrison, Chas. F. onfections Hines, John....... Scrap Iron Irvin, Daniel Sons, Irvin, W. & Son... Joseph Bros. & Co Katz & Co., Ltd. Keichline, J. S... Krumrine Bros.,.. Hardware .Groceries Dry Goods Millinery ..Fruits Druggists Kurtz Stationery Co. Stationery Lyon & Co,uvvvvinn, sesaives Dry Goods Lyon, W, A.. .Batcher & Meat Dealer endis Peter. Scrap Iron acco & Cigars ...General Mdse Mingle, A. C...... Boots & Shoes Miller R. P. & Sons.. teases GrOCETICS Miller, W. H......... Stoves & Tinware Montgomery & Co. MecCalmont & Co... McClure, James]. McClure, Wm. Agt,. McGinley, John A. Miller, David..... Newcomer, D. B Naginey, F. Ei... Obendorf, 8. 8 Agen Otto, Hamilton........ Parish, C, M.....oivs rorine Poller & Hoy, .o..oiii iii Powers 8hoe Co... Singer Manufacturing Co.,... Rees, G.'W...............0... . Boots and Shoes Sewing Machines Groceries Richards, F. C. & Sons Jewelers Rine, Dora N..... cco & Cigars Rhoads Ed. K. ..Grain & Coal Rote, James L Runkle Bros.,...... Schad, R. J. & Bros..... Schofield, James... Groceries Fruits Sechler & Co.,.... roceries Sheffer & Son,. Groceries Schuey, C. C... Groceries Smith, W. H.... Sourbeck, J. Spigelmyer, R. G. Stover, F. B.... Taylor, R. ‘Thal, JIF....... Twitmire, W. T. Waite, J. S. & Co... .Groceries Fruits & Confections eves nexiteeass rises Dry Goods Butcher & Meat Dealer eo w .Ag’l Implements Wilkinson, W. H. Est.............c..ccscuun.. Queensware Williamg, S. H...... . Wall Paper Yeager, Harry E wenn Cigars Zeller J. & Son Druggists BENORE. Baisor, J. W...... General Mdse Hough, John General Mdse BLANCHARD. - Buyhill, Geo Groceries Clark D. W..... Ag Implements Eagan, JAB... os ceneiasisnsiisanessieaninsns illinery Glossner, S. H General Mdse Harter, W. LL... inicio Furniture Kunes, James I..............cccie cuvineris General Mdse Moon, A. R..... Cigars and Tobacco Quigley, J. A.. General Mdse Sayder, W. H............c.c. conics ingens Groceries Snyder, H A BOALSBURG, wre aennnroceries ...General Mdse Allen, Thomas M Belle, 8. M........ Stoves and Tinware Bricker, L. S.. tresennneenens GrocCeTiOS Condo, 1.J. Cigars and Tobacco DInges, doo N.....ociiiinioniiiviisnmionssisantesse Druggist Ishler Bros..... General Mdse Jacobs, John ...General Mdse Stewart, James ...General Mdse Stover, 0. W. .... .Ag’'l Implements Webber, J. H. .. ...General Mdse Webber, Sarah E..... Sreesrnsitessares Furniture BUFFALO RUN. Beckwith, J. W Walk, G. M GUYER. Smith, Martin.............oiiinaun General Mdse HANNAH FURNACE. ..General Mdse Groceries HOUSERVILLE. Houser, BE. M....coiiiiiiaiiin. vaiind General Mdse HOWARD. Holter Bros.,....... Kline & Wolf. Long, W. H... Lucas Bros.,. Lueas, C. C...... Leathers, Roy, Miner, Mains... Moore, Claude. Moore, H. A..... Neff & Son, W. H Pletcher, 1. A.. Schenck, A. A..... Thomas, Mrs. Wm. Thompson, J. A..... Thompson, Ww. H Webber, B. Sons,......... Hoy, G: Locsin Kessinger, T. R.. Walkey, J. L......... JULIAN. Henderson, J. E Irvin Bros.,.. Parsons, John.. Tallhelin Walte Mitchel, Jol Ross, Irvin J. & So Williams & Roan.... Keller, Mrs. J. W...... Ross, J. H... Wieland, F. E..... Wyre, W. T Finkle, C. E. agt.... Hazel, J. A. & Co.... Bullock, 1. C. Jr. Hugg Emeline... Longwell, J. S..... Miles, W. B. & Son. McCoy & Linn..... Newman, A Neff, Mrs. S... Wetzler, L. F. & Son MILLHEI Auman, E. L............ Auman, N. A... Breon, C. H. & Co. Hosterman, Mrs. F. O.. Hartman, J. H. B. & Co.. Kessler, A........ Mauck, E. W Mauck, Mary... McMullen & Gephart Morris, C. H..... Musser, W. 8 Myers, J. 8 Myer, W. H Nieman, David Reish, John M.... Workman, C. C............... Grove, As A. Holt & Co. N. A Lueas, J. 1... Shangraw, J. A Tubridy, K &A...... Peck, 8S. & Son.... Shaffer, W. E Corman, IraC.. Reish, James.. Smith, Emanual. Musser, J. H.......... Ward, Warren S.... Adams & Jones NITTANY. it > fipitbiting aoeTies Holter, H. C................. Furniture Howard Oreamery Co., Produce ..General Mdse ...Grain .... Coal ..General Mdse Seessrevs Produce Cigars & Tobacco ~rydouslor -...Druggist rae Fort haa Harness Goods : LIVONIA. Stover, George......... uu... LEMONT. Evey, H. I. Lenker, J. ..Hardware and Stoves Cigars and Tobacco .Butcher and Meat Dealer siead General Mdse ..General Mdze HUBLERSBURG. General Mdse ..General Mdse Seder sakhanns Optician werenenanGrOCETIES ..General Mdse gars and Tobacco erases General Mdse Cigars .Groceries eral Mdse .. Hardware neral Mdse .. Furniture LINDEN HALL. reieservaniee General Mdse ..General Mdse General Mdse AR asyAvRuSesssevueg ARE TASIAL HLT an tturs sara Groceries MADISONBURG. General Mdse General Mdse Eherte, I). O..ncricnonrniriinnininiision General Mdse MT EAGLE. Heverly, E. E.......cvinvismisinlubitinivinndirogeries MILESBURG. Boggs, M. Suivi nai General Mdse sone Buggies ..Druggist ..Butcher and Meat Dealer eeshi snensendun rans General Mdse Butcher and Meat Dealer baissravaieass General Mdse ..General Mdse M, ..Butcher and Meat Dealer ...Bicycles ..Furniture .Clothing ..Groceries Ag’l Implements ....Clothing alin Cigars Spigelmyer, M. C. General Mdse Btover, J. We.....cicieiinnsnins corns sines General Mdse MINGOVILLE. Zonge, M. M : Optician fr eantes Groceries ..Groceries .. ..Groceries ....General Mdse General Mdse Ag’l Implements Close, S. A... ..General Mdse Kline, George. .c.iuiiiinihiiiniiiaiinieins Groceries Weber, J. Hi... ...Grain and Coal Long, Jessie... aniaiiiiia aiiisssiamiaiss Cigars PENN HALL. Fisher's, J, B. Song. .ccsiireccerisseeeecss General Mdse POWELTON. Reese, Isaac & Son......cciecereninssnnnns General Mdse POTTERS MILLS. Carson, F. A... 0c.....c.cins vies .....General Mdse McCoy, J. F.. ..General Mdse veiunusres Cigars eid General Mdse PENNA FURNACE. .....General;Mdse General!Mdse PHILIPSBURG. Cigars and Tobacco CLARENCE. General Mdse Saeeeaxaveed Cigars cesensnniGrOCETIOS Chambers, David. Hachik, George... Kioski William... Uzzel, George B.......... Auman, JAGOD ..........ccccrnieiiserancaisiansirerises Cigars Coburn Grain and Creamery Co., Ltd.,............cu.... ; Grain and Coal. Everet, T. B.... Glasgow J. W Harter, Andr: Harter, J. E... Hosterman, Kerstetter, Jacob. King, 8. R..... Krader, Dani Krader, William Moyer, Jacob W. Shaffer, GB affer, G. B.. VONAAO ADATOW, 1rvvresrrsssnssamsassnsearmssssses Plumbe Weaver, C. A.... 2 Bible, J. Cu.oveciniiii ne civtiesiissravarsiats ansrrsesd Groceries COLYER. Meese, G. R.......... et utitskerred winnie raiser ...Groceries FARMERS MILLS. Rishell, J. Hoiviironiarisssisaseasnsisaionised General Mdse ...Groceries ..Groceries Ag’'l Implements FLEMING. Alexander, J. B....... Arhariiireehs Bathurst, L. B. ren, Ww. H. Griest, A. J General Mdse "General Mdse FILLMORE. Kelly, A. C........... Ansvivsssnssins Aeehstinin canine Groceries Musser, L. H... Ag'l Implements Tressler, Joseph. ......ccccrinererssisisnsssonsinina roceries GATESBURG. Rider, M...... AvTsTII Rak pes saa sea Ae HE «..Groceries Garber, L Groceries Fiestel, A. R.... Gantz, Mrs. Owen.. Hess, Miller W Homer, S. W... Haworth Bros.. Hagerty, E. E. Ha, erty, Howard Hollister, Mrs. A. Jones & Co Kessler, L. G.. Kitehen, J. W ... Kellock, George M.. Lehman, Joseph... Mapledoram, J. W Myers, Dorsey P... Mingle, R. H...... Musser, M. A.. Owens Hardware Co., Ltd. Peters, Joseph Jr.... Peters, A. L............ tase Philipsburg Beef Co., Ltd. Perks, F. B............. Prussick & Flegal.... Philipsburg Milling Co.. Passmore, James.... Rothrock, O, 8..... Reiling, J. M. & Co.. Ratowsky, R...... Right, 8. W, Russ, John. Richards, G. Swires, Jacob... Slinger, Tempest. Schoonover 8hoe Switzer, L. J. & K Streamer, Wm. A. .. Ciga Carpets and oi Cneor iri Bon ass eine diate iioe Goods Maen Li... Groceries fndre in es Fo Mdse Murray Kate,.... Millinery Barber, A & Co... ed Hardware ” Barnes, Thomas J. sree rs CENTRE Hail Bloom, J. E........ Harness Goods Auman, John S.,.......ceceveennnnn Brandman, Morris. .... Queensware Boob, Wm B... Bottorf & Woomer. ..Cigars and Tobacco Benner, G. O... .Groceries | Burchfield, W. L. ieee Novelties Bushman, 6. W..........cccicouciviesisscrasussarisnny Jéweler | Bunnell, J. N..... ....0rgans Boozer, D. A..... .Harness Goods | Colorado Store Co........c.cveisnies coievannoennd Groceries Bradford, Clyde....... .. x Coal | Cri n & Brown Druggist Dauberman, John 8, Furniture | Custer & Norris Dauberman, J. G. Cigars and Tobaeco | Davis, C. H......... J From, C. J.iccicecitaniniiiiiisan siiversores Flour Dealer | Deakin, Thomas. ..Cigars and Tobacco Foreman and Florey, .Coal and Grain | Decatur Store Co.......c..cccrvernmnnaiirans General Madse Havett, Be. M.....ccoonr einai Groceries | Ebhart, Foster. ..Uigars and Tobacco Kreamer & Son. General Mdse | Emery, Harry.. veiensebasiases Groceries Murray, J. D...... Erisbrisianiondyvstveasisanveiesatont Diuggist | Erb, John........... ..Cigars and Tobacco Meyer & MUusSSer,........csveriinsessrsanes General Mdse | Files, Mrs. Marth....cccevnvininccennnns bivrens Groceries Reagan, LE A Stoves and Tinwate Porgey: D og Dru ! is Runkle, J. W. igars | Fryberger C. eoroeerre. HAY Smith, JF General Mdse | Forcey, M. I... eat Market s¥atununiney is ...Cigars .Bicycles and Subplies ein Hardware ..Fish and Cigars ..... Furniture Confectionery General Mdse ..Confectionery rs and Tobacco ie on GrOCeETIOR Groceries .Novelties ess Goods ...Cigars Tobacco Hardware hanes General Mdse rsand Tobacco Cigars and Tobacco ......Greneral Mdse ...Groceries .. Tobacco Cothing ...Cigars ...Cigars ..Cigars ...Groceries gars and Tobacco weegbein eens Druggist Shoes re vumunaees Jeweler vereens. Hardware rassvess Cigars Meat Dealer Meat Dealer ......Stationery Boots and Shoes ...Grain Dealers sever esasres Cigars Novelties anaes General Mdse asenaxssvens rs ots and Shoes ies’ furnishings voreseenn Clothing Schmidt, F.& R Summerville, Mrs. Jane Shaffer, Samuel M.. Singer Mfg Co.. Weber, Fra Walton, John PLEASANT GAP. GEifRth, JOBR................. eres Kerstetter, Jam Mulfinger, John Noll, W. H. & Bro. : PINE GLENN. Boak, Geo. R.......... ....Groceries eat Dealer General Mdse ....General Mdse Watson, William... Groceries PINE GROVE MILLS. Ard, J. B. & Co.... Bottorf, F. P.... ...Bicyeles Decker, J. A. .General Mdse Frantz, H. W. General Mdse Hess, J. Go... viii crimp ss prt aamaad Cigars Heberling, J. B... .... Furniture Krebs, J. B. & Br Weaver, D. H.... Ward, J. H General Mdse ..General Mdse Bicycles PORT MATILDA. Beckwith, Win. B......ciinitiaiad orion Produce Bennett, Wm........... ..Produce Dealer Cheney & Thompson......iviseresesnsersessnnsd Groceries Chaney, H. F............. .General Mdse Crane, W. G. L. & Son .General Mdse Gates, Geo. MW. . i arcsriaaasusss Produce Hoover, W. F... .Ag’l Implemennts Newman, Wm.. ....Produce Patton, W. T..... Produce Patton, Jas. H.. ...Produce Pringle, S. R. .General Mdse .General Mdse RR Groceries ..Grain Dealer Woodring, G. C ...Cigars Weston, Calvin... ...Cigars REBERSBURG. Brangard, Henry........cotdeiiniann Furniture Carlin W. J.... General Mdse Diehl, R. O. Frank, L. B.. Gramley, Clark. Harter, W. J.. Long, C. E.. Miller, H. G... Nearhood, A. L... Strohecker, Sam w g’'l Implements ROMOLA. Robb, William........ ...General Mdse ROLAND, < Parker, J. M.....c.oniiinnivivn aa hi ead General Mdse ROCK SPRINGS. Miller, C. D. General Mdse Poorman, Edw.......... SANDY RIDGE. Attleman & Ratowsky Cooperthwait,; Benj. J Gowland, Mrs. James. Sandy Ridge Store Co x Stewart, H. S. General Mdse Spitler, Daniel... il Groceries General Mdse SNOW SHOE, siissaisesssnnnniiesnsmdeweler Brown J. D.... Beezer E. C, Buddingen : B.. Confer, Mrs. A. E. Gunsadlius, John, .Butcher and Meat Dealer eeii akan sganatiser General Mdse ..Tobacco and Groceries ....Clothing and Shoes Relley, JONN A, ....ccrvisnse es sissnssssrssrriscersnsassss Cigars Kelley, Nugent & .Groceries Kelley J. A. & Co. eral Mdse Lucas, Alfred, .Groceries Miller, I. B Redding, Law Reeser, J. H. & Son Sickel, W. A.. Thompson & Uzzle, John G. Yarnell, J. IL... SHINGLETOW McMahon, Mrs, M. A. STORMSTOW .General Mdse Burket, I. J. croc ints sararassensis General Mdse Gates, D. J.. bacco and Confections Griffin, J. H....ouiiaiani iain General Mdse McAffee, Emery,.. er Produce Dealer SPRING MILLS. ALHSON BIOS, .. iii rites csinnssaissssissasens Grain Dealers Corman, O. T. Dunkle, C. L. Krape, Chas. A. Long, G. H..... Long C. P... Ruhl, Edwin.. Rossman, H. F. Robison, H.C.... Ripka, Daniel .. Smith, John & Bros Snavely, John,..... Sowers, David .. Snyder, L. G. .... Produce Dealer .Cream Separators Boots and Shoes ....General Mdse Hardwa es ....Groceries Furniture ...Tinware Medicines Groceries STATE COLLEGE. ...Plows and Repairs Bailey, T. 8 Condo, 8. C.... Corl, Harry.... Foster, Philip D. Foster, W. L.... Fineberg, Harry. suoniad General Mdse obacco and Cigars .Tobaceo and Cigars <oenneGremeral Mdse ..Clothing and Shoes GrieD, B.S... cc... ciiieetisirnicscnipmanssnsseranratens Cigars Holmes, James H .Confections Holmes, J. C.............. .....Groceries .General Mdse .... Hardware Krumrine, J. N. and Meek, L. Olin.. Meek, H. D... Markle, A. ¥. Roup & Brown.. Shaw, O. F.... Smith, W. W. ...... Auman, U. Guueeivcnniionsiecansiniensase nna. GrOCETIECS - TUSSEYVILLE. Swartz, 8. M General Mdse Walter, Amos...... Produce Hoy, JONI Aid iin iain General Mdse WOLF’'S STORE. Condo, JORR Pies. minainnaniie wenn General Mdse WALKER Betz, Mary E. General Mdse Leathers J. W ...Produce Yearick, N. A.. neral Mdse WINGATE. Harnish, JORI M.......... coc icisisnnninnne Grogeries WOODWARD. Harter Bros...... roeenan va seeve Lumber Motz, J. C. F. General Mdse Orndorf, L. D.. .General Mdse Wolfe R. M.......... crreenssnesssnsnsnsnseneneral Mdse . YARNELL. Confer, Ira C....... .General Mdse Fetzer, Oscar Li .Groceries Heaton, Henry................ X i Dorman, 8. F... ....General Mdse Noll & Co.,..... , ....General Mdse ~~ WHOLESALERS: Atlantic Refining Co., Oil.........ccccervninannen. ..Coburn Coburn Gr’'n and C'm’ry Co.,Coal and Wh'’t,Coburn Atlantic Refining Co., Oil...... sesnresvvans -... Bellefonte ider, P. B. & Son, Lumber. Joseph Bros., Dry Goods... Potter & Hoy, Hardware.. Diehl, James D., Produce.. . Howard Hoy, Geo. F., Grain and Hay. Hublersburg Herman, J. 8. Produce...... ..... Lemont Ross, Irvin J. & Son, Grain ay HE Weber, J. H., Grain Dealer... ~.Oak Hall Atlantic Refining Co., Coal Oil. ..Philipsburg ber,.J. F. & Co., hardware a: 8 Denlinger Bros. Oil Co., oil..... “ Gill, John D. & Sons, Mdse Jobbers. Hoffman Bros., Tobacco and Cigars. Platt, Barber & Co., General Mdse. Ratowskey, R., Clothing.......... Swift & Co., Meat Dealers...... Corman, O. T., Produce Shipper......... Spring Bilis Creamery Co., Produce Shi “" “ Kelley & Co., ...Snow Shoe Rockey, W. F., Produce Dealer... Tusseyville Hosterman C. W., Produce Shipper...... Woodward EATING HOUSFS, Anderson, John... ccccvrinnns Class 8 Bellefonte Blackford, C. I......... Clas ‘ i 8 6 .. Class 8 Philipsburg Erb, Jo ...Class 8 ., Hollister, Mrs. A. C.. .Class 8 « Haines, Mrs. Joseph ...Clags 8 se Russ, John.......iviviiis onl. Class 6 ke BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. Anderson, John Bellefonte Brockerhoff, Hen, Lo Leathers, Charles F..............canininiavio Howard Thompson, J. C.. ..Philipsburg Hall, Wi Bicone mmisnkiseas Snow Shoe Irvin, Charles....... iisasnaninsiee v ....Sandy Ridge For the purpose of correcting any errors of ap- raisements, an appeal will be held at the County reasurer’s office, Bellefonte, Pa., on Monday, June 3rd, 1901, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m., when those who so desire can attend. n { LEWIS D. ORNDORF, > Mercantile Appraiser PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND BRANCHES. Schedule in eftect Nov. 26th, 1900. VIA TYRONE—WESTWARD, Leave Bellefonte, 9.53 a. m., arrive at Tyrone 11.10 a. m., at Altoona, 1.00 p. m., at Pittsburg 5.50 p. m. : Leave Bellefonte 1.05 p. m., arrive sat Tyrone, 2.15 p- m., at Altoona, 3.10 p. m., 8% Pittsburg, 6.55 Pp. m. Leave Bellefonte, 4.44 p. m., arrive at rone 6.00, at Altoona, 7.35, at Pittsburg at Lo : VIA TYRONE—EASTWARD, Leave Bellefonte, 9.53 a. m., arrive at Tyrone 1110, Harrisburg, 2.40 p. m., at Philadel- phia, 5.47. p. m. Leave Bellefonte, 1.05 p. m., arrive at Tyrone, 2.15 a. m., at Harrisburg, 6.45 p. m., at Phila- Le deiphis, 10.0 p. m. ave onte, 4.44 p. m., arrive at 6.00 at Harrisburg, a 10.00 p.m. . Tyens, VIA LOCK HAVEN—NORTHWARD. Leave Bellefonte, 9.32 a. m., arrive at Lock Haven 10.30 a. m. : Leave Bellefonte, 1.42 p. m., arrive at Lock Haven 2.43 p. m., arrive at Williamsport, 3.50 p. m. Leave Bellefonte, at 8.31 Pp. m., arrive at Lock Ha- ven, at 9.30 p. m. VIA LOCK HAVEN—EASTWARD. Leave Bellefonte, 9.32 a. m., arrive at Lock Haven 10.30, leave Williamsport, 12.40 Pp. m., arrive at Harrisburg, 3.15 p. m., at Philadelphia at 6.23 Pp. m. Leave Bellefonte, 1.42 p. m., arrive at Lock Haven ie b Hh sffive a Williamsport, 3.50, leave . . m., Harrisbu + i - ay Ha rg, 6.55 p. m., Philadel Leave Bellefonte, 8.31 p. m.. arrive at Lock Ha- an PB =e leave Williamsport, 1.05 a. Ly arrisburg, 3.55 a. . Philadelphia at 6.52 a. ma, © T ATTive at VIA LEWISBURG. Leave Bellefonte, at 6.40 a, m., arrive at Lewis- burg, at 9.05 a. m. Montandon, 9.15, Harris, burg, 11.30 a. m., Philadelphia, 3.17 p. m, Leave Bellefonte, 2.15 Pp. m., arrive at Lewisburg, is Harrisburg, 6.55 p. m., Philadelphia at TYRONE AND CLEARFIELD, R. R. * NORTHWARD. SOUTHWARD, £0.82 : | 2 g£)%2| 5 Nov. 26th, 1900 i 58 5 I~ = Be aA 3 J | 8" P.M.{ P. M. | A. I. TR 1. M.A M py. Thi 12 he 728 8 28]. fl Nitsu 781 sido! sal. lvall. oe 45 has T41 351 842. 38| 11 02(3.00 745] 355 847]. 8 35| 10 59/5 48 764 405 857. 8 27} 10 515 39 8000 412 003... Summit...... 8 20| 10 44/5 32 804/ '416/ 0 09).Sandy Ridge... 8 14] 10 38/5 25 506) 418 911... Retort....... 8 11} 10 85/5 21 807 420| 912...Powelton... 809 10 33/5 19 815 430] 921... Osceola...... 7 59! 10 23|5 08 sul rat one Osceola June..|.........] 10 20 5 06 31 : 34] 9 26]... ~Boynton....., 7 55 10 17{5 02 3% 38] 9 33...... Steiners.....| 7 51] 10 13/2 58 $ 441 940 -.Philipsburg...| 7 50] 10 12 4 56 831 457 945... Graham...... 7 46! 10 07/4 51 836] 502 950!...Blue Ball.....| 741] 10 02 4 46 842 508 9 56|..Wallaceton «| 736 956/440 847 614] 1002...... .Bigler...... 7 81{ 9 50/4 34 853 5 20 10 08 «..Woodland....| 7 26] 9 43/4 28 8 56) 5 22| 10 11|... Mineral Sp...| 725 940/425 900, 5 26/1015... ...Barrett...... 721 9 3642 9 05) 530 10 201...... Leonard.....| 717 9 32/4 15 909 537 10 26/.....Clearfield..... 713] 9 28/4 09 9 14] 5 44 10 32/. Riverview.....| 7 09] 9 21 403 9 20) 5 50 10 3J|...Sus. Bridge...| 7 04 9 15/3 56 925 6 05 10 44|..Curwensville.| 7 00 9 103 51 Svsers 6 11] 10 50.......Rustic........| 6 54 3 35 nee 6 19| 10 58/.....Stronach 6 46 3 27 ai 25| 11 04|....Grampian 6 401.........{3 21 P.M.| P. M. | A. M. |AT, Lv. Pp. | Am. Ipw. BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH. WESTWARD, EASTWARD, <1 i g N 4 - # 2 g ov 26th, 1300. 2 |B 3 a8 2 3 a A = Blog ii P.M.| P. M. | A. M. |ATIT. Lv. AM. [P.M P.M. 6 00 2 15| 11 10]...... Tyrone.......| 8 10] 12 307 1 554, 209] 11 04!..East Tyrone...| 8 16/ 12 387 21 £50{ 2 05 11 00|........Vai 8 20/ 12 40i7 25 546, 2 8 24! 12 44|7 20 5 40|, 8 30| 12 50|7 35 537. 8 33] 12 52/7 38 5 35 1 8g 35| 12 54|7 40 528) 145 8 42| 1 00{7 47 521 139 8 49| 1 06/7 54 512 131 8 58) 1 14/8 03 503] 123 | 907 123812 4 56/ 1 16| 10 04/Snow Shoe Int.| 9 15! 1 30 8 20 453 113 1001 ...Milesburg.....| 918| 1 338 23 444] 105 953 ...Bellefonte....| 9 32] 1 42/3 31 4 32] 12 55 941] 1558 43 425 12 48 9 49| 2 04/8 51 4.201,........ 9 53] 2 08/8 55 414] 12 38 9 59) 2 14(9 01 405 12 29 10 08) 2 23|9 10 4 02! 12 26 10 11] 2 26j9 13 351) 12 16 10 22| 2 37/9 24 3 49.....ccc.. 59... 10 24] 2 39/9 26 345 12 10| 8 55|...Lock Haven..| 10 30| 2 43l9 30 Pm P.M. | Am. Lv. Arr. iA. wm | Pom pm, LEWISBURG & TYRONE RAILROAD. EASTWARD. Nov. Z6th 1900. WESTWARD. MAIL. | EXP, MAIL.| EXP. StaTIONS. P. A. Mm. |Lv. Ar. a P. SEBS ILRUBNSSIRIZSES .... Biehl Lewisburg. .... Montandon.. gRBENETEeSpragERnERnEnENERyF CORO PPPEPIilelstdalsdedalddORO®"* PE ph i i pe i eR WWW RWW WL WED RD DD DID ND OND — 58 s SSS RBS By AIAI NAN DOE BD HBB BEBE TEBE SE IRE RREBZAR CE RERELERES” > = x P.M. | A. Mm. |AT. Lv. ; LEWISBURG & TYRONE RAILROAD. HER ESD 2S IDH0RD 10 £05 DID 02 SOUS WED LY SHRI TO SR IMM tie Ress RRER Esler s2RSSRs! EASTWARD. UPPER END. WESTWARD. TT I E] | % |Nov. 26th, 190¢ 5 = = = A.W. | P.M vovvool LEIARS” ace; oon S58 B5E888" 8 3 ree 3 44] 8 26|....Dungarvin... aeness 3 8 18 Warrior's Mark in 3 8 09!..Pennington... | 321 7 58l.......8tover....... 6 07 MU 3 7 56|..... ne...... > 615 P. M. | A. mu. |Lve. Ar.| a0. |p. x BELLEFONTE & SNOW SHOE BRANCH. Time Table in effect on and after July 10, 1899. Mix | Mix | Stations. | Mix | Mix aBRoo ERE588 o ‘“f”” stop on signal. Week d only. J. B. HUTCHINSON, aye Rr. WOOD. General Manager. General Passenger Agent. JJ ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAIL- ROAD. Schedule to take effect Monday, Apr. 3rd, 1899, WESTWARD EASTWARD read down read up #No.5tNo. 3 SeamioNs. ino, oft No. 4 P.M. am. |Lv, Aram lp ow [pyr 415 6 30|.... Bellefonte ....| 8 50] 2 40|¢ 40 421 6 85|..... Coleville......| 8 40] 2 25/6 30 4 25 6 38|...... Moris.......| 8 2 22/6 27 4 28 6 43|......Whitmer.....| 835 2 17/6 23 4 33 6 46/.Hunter’s Park.| 8 81} 2 10/¢ 21 4 36 6 80|...,.Fillmore......| 8 28| 2 06/6 18 4 40 6 55|......Briarly.......| 824 2 (0/g 14 4 43 7 00|...... Waddles......| 8 20| 1 55/6 10 4 45 7 03 » 818 1 52/6 07 4 B5| 7 12 8 07| 13875 52 InorErE TIRE B Ch aired el 5 10 7 81|...Bloomsdorf...| 7 40 5 20 515] |r 33 Pine Grove Oro 735 | Trains from Montandon, Lewisburg, Williams rt, Lock Haven and Jytone connect with train Roe. 3 and 5 for State College. Traine from State College connect with Penn’a. R. R. trains at Bellefonte. + Daily, except Sunday. Bont, Dy eR THOMAS Sup
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