The Centre i
¢ RED KURTE ccvvvnne oe
Cixmur daw, Pa, Aug 1, 1881,
The republicans still Noup up their
flings at Conkling, RBy-and-by you wil
ce them eat their own words,
.
The President's condition on Saturday
and Sunday turned to a serious phase
There was faver caused by a new
puss cavity supposed to be out of reach of
surgical operation,
——
hs Ball having surrendered to the |
Uni ted States is now quartered at a first. |
class hotel, and deep in clover, What ¢ |
fool he was for not surrendering to Un. |
east at his bounti-
again,
si it
ele Sam K ME ARO, to hi i
i
1 table
fy sc
The Secrets ary of the Treasury the oth-
er day received a letter threatening |
him with assassination if he did not re-|
move promptly appointment Clerk |
Lamphere, Now we do trust, for decen
cle's sake, that the greedy republicans
ill quit murdering each other on a
count of the offices. At this rate th
party will soon peter oat.
@ gp»
There is another recial scandal
pg in Washington involving a married
entleman, who was until recently
nected with the Signal Service with th e
rank of Captain, It appears that a res
idence he owns has been occupied
f female Treasury clerk ¢
beauty, and this Captain supported her |
in elegant style. The Captain's wife
found it out and the
Known.
Ww ell, it's just Like W ashingtor n ity.
A Mp
York Herald of 1 tust
pul to-day
“King Cotton” 1 show
y strides the South is
Ww
x
yy
rer
ores Mf great |
is now
matior
wy
The New
A let
head
1th what immens«
greatness in manufactar
g. A few years ago acotton mill in
the South was a curiosity; the sts
went North, its traveling expenses be-
two cents per pound, and
atever cotton goods the planters wan.
ad to pay heavy freights to reach
ir destination. Now id large
3, are P all over the Sov hy
pay dividends such as no ownero f
Northern mill stock has seen in many
vears, The negroes are said to be fail-
ures as mill hands, but plenty of white
operatives can be had. Having succeed-
wndsomley with cotton the South
probably attempt other
and there is no reason why
not do well in working
} and clay into the forms that com.
mand the best prices,
.——
1@ Czar of Russia,
around considerably throu
for a place of safety, has at last
iown at Moscow. There has been
of late of a permanent removal of
lence to that ancient capital; and if
1e finds the political atmosphere conge-
he may stay there indefinitely
¥ was the capital of Russia till
, when Peter the great transferred it
Moscow still stands
the first city Russian estimation
the creed ity f the
reed, and i, being 400 miles south of St
si ,on account of its milder
te, and the winter residence of the
ty, and the second capital of the
t is the favorite of the Slaviot
ess German and WIMopol-
s more western rival. The
transfer of the Government to Moscow
vould b Byron as a pro-Slavic measure,
or which this presant Czar is far more
inclined than his Dredesessor,
Moscow is in the centre of the em;
in thorough Slavie population, Pd
where the people are enthusiastically
se
3
loyal.
SAYS
1
ui
lish wder
thie
ter which we
th wii
N¢
‘ia a
ling toward
ng
Ls
1
Apie
y
neariy
ft
v
mills, a
ne
non
£0 ing wu“
+ }
iO
¥ manufac.
she
a]
3
wood,
Ti traveling
is empire
settled
talk
his
after
1 hi
ork
ugt
sal
MAL;
ORY
y Qf rsbhure.
t. Peters urg
841
is Moscovite
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party, being
itan than its
¥
sso ff
MONTHS’ F AILUR ES.
umber of failures in the United
ing the first half of the current
rear is reported to have been
nst 2,497 for the half of 1880,
1,058 for the same period in 1870,
iabilites approximate $41,000,000,
$33,000,000 in 1880, and $686,000,
in 1879. It appears from this that
while both the number of failures and
the amount of liabilities during the last
gix months were mach less than during
the corresponding half of 1879, they
¢ considerably greater than for the
same months of last vear,
The Chicago Times, in printing these
fact its money article, appends these
au 2
SIX
wer
= in
commen
Seasons disaster and depression
will continue to succeed seasons of great
activity and prosperity as long as those
who sell on credit are lead by appearan-
to throw caution to the
winds, and, placing boundless confidence
in the capasity of the public for con-
sumption, and the ability and disposition
of every body to pay, recklessly extends
the lines of credit, It is probably use-
less, however, to sound a note of warn-
ing, at least it bas always been useless.
In times of seeming prosperity the ca-
pacity of the people to consume appears
to be unlimited, and merchants, in their
eagerness of profits, push sales in; every
direction and lose all discretion in giv-
ing credit, This eyil is self-nourishing
A general expansion of credit is equiva-
lent to an expnasion af currency, and
the effects are substantially the same,
though the reacticn is likely to come
sooner. The expansion of credit, which
is the same thing as the deferring of pay-
ments, dispenses with the present use of
currency, and this is equivalent to a
temporary increase in currency volume.
The immediate result isan enhancement
of prices to a greater or less extent, and
. 08 prices rise the inducement to extend
sales, and of course to extend credit, is
greater, and so the evil proceeds with in-
creasing rapidity, by a sort of self pro-
pulsion, until the climax is reached
Thep stocks become unsalable, payments
arc low, failures multiply, credit is re-
stricted, and still the effects of a severe
currency contraction are experinced.
There is not much hope of curing this
‘commercial fever and ague. The trouble
is that the mass of those who are the
principal victims, and the only ones who
@re able to apply a remedy, will not be-
lieve that anything is the matter until it
is too late, Theylvery greatly enjoy the
fever, and, while in the midst of this de-
lirium, they insist upon it that they are
all perfectly well, and that such a thing
83 a chill in the future is simply impos-
gibs. It may, therefore, be predicted
with entire confidence that the altera-
tions of extreme exaltation and extreme
depression in the commercial world will
continue until men become much wiser
and much less excitable than they have
ever yet been,
of
ces of prosperity
——— A Wr tem
1f Guiteau is sensible he will remain
where he is as long as he can. It is inti-
mated from Washington that there are
Several organizations in Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and other places which are anx-
ious to do a little practice in the court of
Judge Liyach,
OUR COUNTY TICKET,
The democratic county convention
met in the Court house, on last Tuesday
afternoon, to place in nomination candi-
dates for the different offices to be voted
for mext November, The convention
was harmonious, and has placed in nom
ination a good and strong ticket which
L
i
{
The list of candidates was a good one
hence there was no groat
difficulty in putting a strong ticket in
the field, As good men as the
ticket were defeated nomination,
and this could not be otherwise ;
Rre 50 many aspirants, only a few
could be luckey The future
fortunate,
there
is Ln
throughout, i
are on
for
where
there & (
Ones, weil
ast
they are all deserving, and were
no t offices enough to go around tl
RuxkiLg, of Potter,
Lanier, of Spring,
fl Associa
respects worth
@
JxNo,
JG,
j our nominee
{
w
Ww
all y the
i men in
that awaits associalos besides |
such distinguished jurists as judges May- |
er and Orvis, They are men of good i
indgment, and will never disgrace the
beac! h. Both
itizens, and the bast of democrats,
them, as
3
are old and we i
DUNKLE , Of Bush
ne for Sheritl
the party,
Taos. J.
4 the fortanate ¢
" 3
His long |
ervice in
st popular no
ill add st
his
Ra in
is nominated for Co. Treasurer
3
8 | or ant office, and no
1 greater safet De
unt }
an wit! y
| trusted with the county funds, then ou
His i oli
oned
or Jreasurer,
rity are ungues
he is boy ond
been a working
lemocrats give him
C. Hagrzg, of
1a
Ceaser's wife,
He has &
!
Iways
y ha XS AF
oven re-nom
ha
ry. throes
He has held the OC nearly
admitied that
and ol Miging officer never |
in this Cal
his tr
their ap
by
i
: and i he all
years, and it is by ail
re efficient
mo
ounLy.
therefore |
vel filled the place
hal to
men testify
servant
1s
ust,
has been fait
let all honest
ion of a true patie
iim their votes next November,
A. J. Greist, of Unionville,
Joux Wor r, of Miles,
"
not
preci
givi
3
i
i}
i
Are
rthy
Both are tax
for their
for Commissioners,
to be made and we
every honest man
i
the support o
pe |
industry |
trust. |
>
&
tizens known
abriety, and i
and in whose
4
v} “
L
1 Overy resp
hands
affairs will be safe. Witl
¢ people
Give them a oh vote
of Miles
man
worthy, 4 the
agement of Co
men we
fear.
Jas. A, M'Crary,
for Register, is a competent
His
iri
a
sg h th
with
can go before
out
lace, quail ions are
» “ i
and his |
He wil
in
tioned ; character spotless,
democracy of the purest wate
ler satisfuctic
tion.
§
lefonty,
ren inh
> : y, ta . §
Registers office, is our pred
i
Fraxx E, Bim Bg, of
der, is a reward
1 penman,
BO a
will bring
1
Bel
well
. y 3 area);
for Recor bestowed |
He a
copy ist,
18 accurate
y
the
discharge of the
He
irreproachabl
1 Jaret
and CLObeN
plication in the labori- |
iutv of Recorder. is a sterling
’
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1
democrat,
Go
O
character. for him democrats,
all your might.
F. P. Musseg, of Penn,
of Mil
J. 8. Provproor,
An
erat need
eshuryg,
are selections
}
Le
for Count litors,
which no der ashamed; |
the gentlemen are too well known for :
to tell anything about tl 1
them, and
give general satisfaction every
v
n
will |
wh
VATE,
We have not time to speak further
our excellent nominees
the RerroTER can ¢
licans of our county,
above ticket: Match it
feat it can not.
rr dy a
THE INFERNAL MACHINES,
It was the first thought by some
the seizure of the ten infernal
at L iverpool was part of a * pj
the police, but it is now eral n that the
mach ines were shipped from yourside of
the water by the “skirmishe ors.” It was
an insane piece of business, but not more
so than the attempt to blow up Clerkea-
weil prison in open daylight, and not
half so mad an affair as the risings in
Ireland in 1848 and 1867.
'%
this week, an
» the
relative
if y
mly sav t repub- |
can
you
that
putup job” of
Lord Palmer-
ston used to say that Irish patriots were
good poets but bad business men. The
Home office has obtained information of
considerable importance relative to the
shipment of thesté machines, I dare say
Ihe United States Government is already
in possession of it ; but for ovious reasons
it is kept secret. I am told by those
who know that the Home Sec retary is
more afraid of a - srrible disaster to the
ocean steamshij which carry this
freig tht than of YT happening to
public buildings here. The bumerons
informers in the pay of the Government
send him every item ofinte ‘rest respect.
ing the “skirmishers,” and the ge neral
belief among the officials is that the
movement is not very formidable except
as a means of extracting dollars from
guilible Irish-Americans, But if the
authorities on your side do not keep a
sbarp look-out for shipments of dyna-
mite, we may hear some day of an ocean
steamer laden with American tourists
going the mysterious way of the City of
Boston, A Liverpool police inspector
who had a hand in the arrest of Mec-
Grath and McKevitt, the men arrested
for attempting to blow up the town-hall
Here, and say the other day that the
Home Office arrangments were so perfect
th Englishmen had nothing and Amer-
icans every thing to fear from the devil-
ish trafic. “Of eourse,” he said, “the
steamers are English property, but
what's the loss of a vessel to the dos.
truction of the passengers or to the havoe
that would be brought on the New York
and Boston wharves by an explosion
from concussion in hans ling ? ?
el ———
The Prews of Saturday, gives a two-
column list of the bare-faced frauds per-
potrated at Harrisburg by the parties
ho do the contracting for supplies and
ini Fifty-three items in the con-
tract bills were found to be fraudulent.
Those fellows have learned the art, “how
vot to do it,” and yet understand how to
do the Commonwealth. ~Tyrone Herald.
Both the Press and the Herald are
thorough republican organs, and tuis
testimony of the disgraceful thieving of
republican officials cannot be sel down
as a democratic lie,
sn el Mc
One Ohio town has a great deal of dif-
fienlty in looking for a candidate to run
on the temperance ticket. The temper-
ance party has orators enough in the
town, but the gentlemen who have been
asked to become candidates object on
the ground that it costs too much to
treat the crowd,
The campaign in Ohio is heated, The
temperance party has a dozen very elo-
quent orators on its side and some who
are very wild. From the speeches of a
few of the mad speakers one would
think that all the candidates on the
temperance ticket are go fond of water
that they are in the habit of going over
Niagara Falls every day.
a a.
The Chinese gent here to be educated
have gbsorbed so much of the spirit of
Yunkeedom gs fo alarm the old Young
Wings at home, and cagse their recall.
They have also made headway ingellegts
ually, as two of them won prizes at
Yale colleze over the heads of the smars
test American bors.
I had Neuralgia ad Palpitation of the
heart. Peruna cured ma. Aug. Melgert,
“INGERSOLL'S CREED”
TATED
of Colonel Ing aol]
ANNO
Lave
popu
The lectures
ross phase of infidelity
chiefly by brilliant and
ol
Ina late number
ye, Mr. Robert
pects to thet
n a particularly APY way,
entation
NH
n repre:
he Buvl "
his ros ulonel
I'he larger
hie re
tract, cons
ms from
lecture
We
Lh ad
0
8 sends us little
mrammn
In
noe
apy
He | a
he hi
1 | latest
y saved
we have
Robert 1.
“0 hat must we
vl
oth
} } i
aa leeture § LHS 18
th J, it
He
in
uy
ture
here
great
We
in»
istderablen rip
it forth,
to g
ced, as he sols
of hape, in fact
certainty
el C01
Isis ¥
of
on
Christ
tl h
ie am
with
BRADLAUGH BOUNCED.
THE BRITISH ATHE 18 T FORCIBI vi
EJECTED FROM PARLIAMENT, |
Almost a Death-Struggle to Gain
Admittance
Al
quarter
New York, August 8 wondon des
pateh says At to
ol distant cheors made themselves
heard i
ft twelve
and murmers ran through
Almost
od,
“He has come.’
By
tho entrance re
He look
i's
lament,
diately
tt
bors
imme»
ming
mem
suf
His
the el
adlaugh BRPOAT C0
garved for
le
ilement
rough
n
tle
Iy
ed pal ¢ and evi
i
fered from suppressed ex
egubrious black
fect of his
dress hightened
patior, and it was (requently
he looked like animated
Labucl
and the opportu
pr
rémarked An
col
rt do
weedings could begin to
ut the tactics to
through
corps. welcomed his
are
epgue nity of & she
lay before the
hold consults
’
pursued the
Us
HIBUED meant } use aot
3
ROR resist re
the at
tood two Depu-
y oblain entrance
his
r
al force
moval
At the do
ty
Jr
heightened inlere
the H
Sergeants at
1
of 150 8
arms, Erskine and Gisset lo
flanked her side by a number of
th be dily
Conser
to the
th
Whi
“a
ni
iicemen, picl "wr air great
athletic
vod
r dist
of
sti
Li
rol gth
¥
vile
em
the
siiiah
iIRUisl
rrived
irned
'W ay
firmly believes th
A little mira
MLIe Ong
here
towars it
11 4}
than all td
old hymn,
Mr,” ]
RK
A MATE
Th
EATEN BY
gechooner La
ett, sailed fr
A SHA
SWS,
bile
ura lL
1
Mi
@ Caplain
1 from Bra
A ho tiago on the 16th ot June. Cap-
Randlett, who has just returned
on that on the ontward trip, al
W. of Sand Isl and L ight,
William Smi th, slipped and
Th 0&8 near ran to his as
A rope was immediately
thrown overboard, follc wed by ap lank,
but before a boat i be jowere i,
which was not two minutes, th
Wis horrified t an
raise his whi
I
z
| tair
nt
@ mag,
(24)
0 Seo
water, seize poor Smith and bear him
bodily out of sight. Captain Randlen
lay by the place nearly 12 hours, but n«
»
i
8
suddenly killed. Reveral
caught and opened, but
found to indicate that ei
man-eater,
nothing was
a resident of Brownsville,
past four years,
BEATEN IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Wilmington, N. C, August 4. ~The
election returns are all ong way, Itis
the State bas gone overwhelmingly
against Prohibition. As far
from not a single county was carried by
the P ober,
Raleigh, , August 4. —The election
passed over aa
Prohibition strength was conceded to lie |
have all given, as far as heard from, |
heavy anti-Prohibition majorities. The
vote was light.
idly with the Republican leaders who
had pronounced against Prohibition.
The majority against the measure will
be large, perhaps 40,000,
- >
TO THE 81 1XTREN ERS
Of the Various y Soldiers Orphans
Hchool of Pennsylvania, |
As has been adyertised throughout the
Stute in various forms that
the Sixteeners, and those
honorably discharged,
Harrisburg, Pa., August 2 and 26,
| Re 1
£1, for the purpose of forming a perma
a Re-union of
having been
will be held at
. 2b,
nent organigation, we take this method of
informing those interested and those dos
siring to nttend whose address we have not
obtained
Ex Governor consented to
deliver the opening address on ‘Wie
day evening, 24 inst, followed by other
distinguished persons who will be present.
Curtin has
rdnes
Every arrangement has been made to
make the re-union a grand success. Be.
ing already assured of a large attendance,
we tryst that eyory sixteener will attend,
and also communicate with those they
know, urging them to be presant.
Sixteeners arriving at Harrisburg will
proceed at once tothe Capitol and regis
ter their names, where accomodations will
be assigned them,
The Pennsylvania R. R, Philadelphia
& Reading R.R., and all other branches
controlled by them, will issue excursion
tickets, orders for which must be procurs
ed from the commijites, named below, for
the full ter; at the rate of onp par cent.
each mile,
Boarding and hotel accommodations
will be at greatly reduced rates to sixteen-
ers, Hor further information address,—
A.B, Grow, Lock Haven, Pa; Jno. R,
Rockwell, Hartford, Pa.,; Edw. T. Tay-
lor, Ewan's Mills, N. J.; Daniel A.
Hull, Reading. Pa..; C. Day Rudy, Har-
risburg, Pa ,; Davis W. Cotterel, Harris-
burg, Pa. Frank I Pinkerson, Elerslie,
Md, dy
- - we.
Mas rm J. McOoy, of Puciana,
Clearfield county, was kicked on the head
by a horse while driving last Friday and
killed.
i
{
I
|
ld
Hy
J
s 41
RQ
% wi
irag him across the lobby
members entrance. He stru
>
"n
orce,
embers
Many
es BL (he scans
i
prin
of then
ming Jit
wil
hered
1
ariiamens
aU BIR
WAY
HIRLL and
fen
t
and
the air
hed and kngr)
yard
wsand
Pal ROH
om the yard
Fo
Cal
cemen,
3
ai
if physic
Los!
and
P elise
mew hat
Dennis
to Inspec
with a
TET
if KiQ
return
8 Arrest,
nockingly asked
| how m come with him,
any would
1 replied, “Somethis less
3. Cheer
gh by
cleared
d Bradlaugh
the midst
s held
id tl
g
after cheer
the people,
the Pp
Wai
f
i
Was
‘
Ri
“ie j
f the
ol
stands
ng
}
{for Brac !
a
recing
loft
ne
st for about a half
lefl haarti
is
Hi
Al
He re
Wr Ar
use an
ne in of the
his po an
tn y cheered by
rowd.
° le»
PURSUING OUT LAWS WITH
BLOODHOUNDS.
cago, July A
aple Spring Camp,
Wis, says: “New
] the pursuit
yrothers by the arrival
despatch
Eau Clair coun:
life has been in.
’
a2, rom
¢
Wo
ir «
bloo dhoun ds
by the United States Govern |
The scouts are headed by Buffal
‘harlio and Yellowstone Kelley, With
ment.
daring Custer's and Miles’
1876 and 1877. Buffalo
campaign
na
INT ERNATIONAL LESSONS.
All GUN NT 1
Lesson V.~The Red Sea,
Exod, xiv
GoLpex Texy
iren uf lsranl
Ex, xiv, 15
10.27
“Speak unto the chile
that they go foreward
“heside 1)
eh, xiv,
highlands
the ad
a
there,
The lsrae
hahiroth, before Ball
10), hemmed in
f Atakah to the southwest, and
vancing Egyptians, Read coh, xii
and xiv, 18, to learn how they came
scape, humanly speaking, was impossi
But here, as so often in human his
tory, "man's extremity was God's oppor
unity Th were brought inte this
strait that Jehovah might be honored up
n Pharaoh, ad tha sons of con
firmed in farth and obe
i
V arses 10
xii 21, Ancier
i Mf march by a huge
y night and smoke
a seen by the entir
If did th
natural
Len
HOE wera now
gepheon''
the
by the soa,
3
HO
ey
Israel
fi
jiencece ve i 8,
iin i f (fod gee
commanders in dic ated
h torch, whose
by day could
army, The Lora
a tor his people by
K i |
i bed fit
bo Ing their reward, (ls,
against the sdvancing Kgyptans, The
majestic signal cloud, perbaps spread out
like a wall, ell ctually separated the tw
encampments—to the Egyptians a els
{ durdness, to the Israelites a source of
Iu place of the words, pave Light
Af, the Septuagint version reads,
night pas sed,” the italicized
rds being omitted. But there is good
ound for the common reading, and since
K e passage of the sea was made i
1 Wa may onably
that miracule ]
the
¥
if
1
{
ch
the
flame
b ©
h
Supa
Hee adi 8 BOrVi
gel anit {
for the Lime
Hi. 12) a delence
HioKNs
ti
ii
'
us ng
wid
ht
Hig
- “i re
the us
Israo!
d th
{ret hed ul
i Gt fA with the
rsworking rod carding t
irect 1 giver 8 i
ti
I
ents! in 1 y «
k perhaps in order i
1 in favor of the peop!
Y the apparent blunder of t}
of th iroth
11, 12) 4
rac
“Le ©
{
g6 ba that is the
But how wasthis
railing le some com
means enlirel y. As
pl heal
ft
re, by natural
thal the passage tool
ad thal & strot
6LD-1Id
the
nce
is Urge L wind
® Oa
1
}
ond of
wer po
@
‘
}
:
hail
art
} /
and des per than
retusin covered
hus the waters above and belo
i
if
§t
it
f Lhe easter
incdir With
al me a wind
Wi
@ sense of
ior
kr
. and
it
quarter (eh.
im tely nvert the
banks £ first in 10 89
fa mass 0 walers,
would 4 for
forsemen
The Divi
Y. cans! eile
to begin at Lhe
$O Contr
forces that they wrough
mplish the Divine wil
the ether hand
wind especial
working wilh on
i the
ith
XY.
low fat sand.
ticksand, snd then int
in & time far loss thar
the escape of a single
with heavy
wilion,
directing
sluice ¢
Vp
woagden
@ inlerpd
i
of
this theor in
nm
ment
sted er
arch
ar in
tiie
Hi these natura
together u
's. cxlviil
said that onl
ly for this purpe At
wolenl furce, cou
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Las com
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it is
sent $6,
rea
us beet
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monly
& 100k place th
y Wady Musa
It is evident,
Mslances: wer
Israel that
i | § 41:
d
1 8 great de
ie
ne on
for then
Verses
leaiatis i, on
lhe extrac EXposur
fn d resch
On
visiting
Philadelphia
will find,
among other ‘places
ner the Grand
well worthy
floor
wang! Ored
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.
§
Ms
wi | (Pianos! Pianos
Dey
it,
a
vi Its and gal
now cover
“4 1
nica
Iu
larg
Over
ith Dry Goods,
niture, etc. The
is and beautiful
to which admittance is free.
space 5
Jand are
Carpets, China,
addition
Galle TY,
Pneumatic Tubes « arrying the money
air, and the Electrie-Light Machinery,
8 ine
5CK ing.
ALC
ic ©
bid
ww
, BellsTonts Mu
last
Picture
Th
ough the
0 worth
dd Le
ORGANS BOUGHT BY THE
HUNDRED,
and for CASH sold below the lowest,
NO AGENTS EMPLOYED! |
Setistaction Guarantesd
Don't forget it—get our prices before
you buy. We allow no one to
undersell us.
We are
the only firm
representing the following organs in
Ceotre county,
THE EsSTEY,
There is a Lameh-Room in the building
s and package ]
eft
. en Room
. Wan;
My n they come, ;
Valises,
§ Ci endant in
should fe | at
not, as
waker 15
home y purchase of
y
i
Lild
y pieasc,
NOTE ~QOur large Catalogue, with prices and full
shopping by mail from any part of the United
ly
directions for
otal mail d grratu
Joux Wanamaker, Grasp Deror,
will Ix upon reques t, ad ress
Pun
's ious
ADELPHIA
MASON & HAMLIN,
SMITH AMERICAN
Floreston Cologne.
A New son Fosmovmn Penrvws, Fraonivs
Losing, Bon oy Desisns 0 Passonssy ov Sans 16 env,
HIsCUX & OO, N.Y, Guser Savin ix Bovine vas tie. Sus,
Fle ai ime
Ginger, Bache, Mandrake, Stillingls and
many of the best medicines known are combined in
Farxex's Ginger Tom inte a medicine of such
1 effective powers, as to make it the Greatest
eid Further and hadoey Corrector and the
Best Health and Strength Restorer Ever Used,
t cures Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neunlgia, Sleep.
ial nach, Howels, Lungs, §.
and Female Complaints,
away with Consumpn 3 Or any
ay t will surely help ou
est Famil y Med
XiCures,
rior to Ditters,
As ¥ dealer In Qrugs oan
Any one claiming to represent any of the
above makes ir this county is a falsifier
and unworthy of confidence. 28a
w
Parker S Hair Balsan,
agveralle Hair Dyes
Fased Hair
§ 1 neves in i
:
sf
SUPPLY STORE.
Weare the authorized agents for
the sale of the
CONKLIN WAGONS,
which come nearer perfection than any |
other wagons made, No other make com -
petes with them in light runniag and du
rability. They have been in use many
years in CENTRE COUNTY sand none
worn out. 1hey are made better and bet.
ter every year. We buy by the car load
and keep a full stock of different sizes on
band of FARM, ROAD and LUMBER
WAGONS. either narrow or wide track
BROAD WHEEL CONKLIN WAG.
ONS MADE TO ORDER
Cortland Buggies,
CARRIAGES, PHAETONS,
Platform Spring Wagons,
Like the Conklin company, the Cort
| land company make rut first-class
| goods and guaranice their work, which
we sell at low prices.
{ CALL AND EXAMINE
{ STOCK snd you will be convineed thst
| we fulfill our declarations as to quality
| and style of goods Our stock ineludes
| BUGGIES WITH OR WITHOUT
| TOPS, GENTLEMEN'S
| ONS, BIDE BAR BUGGIES, PHAE.
| TONS, &e.
Ly f
An tlepant
Never fal to Restore by or
its Y ful C
HH. K. HICKS
Has the largest Stock of Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Coach and Saddlery Hardware
that is kept by any one dealer in Centre Co, and sold at the mst REA-
BONABLE PRICES. Hes » agentfor the
Celebraied South Bend Chilled Plow,
that is guaranteed to give satisfaction over 250 NOW IN USE IN CEN.
TRE COUNTY, in less than twe years introduction
21ap
and
i
gol
i ealcuinled.,
sinner siwnye
odout of the a
fot
i as Lhe
eet
Egy plinns ;
In either case, A
as Lhe mar Kinz
i Eg KY¥ptians ware i
ris Lo escape, Le
gy 3
VW The last sawlul
ded God was about to
them i the lu
na
nay
np
# 1
: Ns ¢
in 4 d
re in oh
them rein
34;
had held the forces of
litlie space now gave
¢
ARAN
i Wu
de
ih
a returned Ws siren o
i
“a
OVverwlieiming at
Overthrev
Ores as 8n
fg ament
F biased
« UT
it
: it
od from their
As | stated
eh
them
! the Bea
a inte
{here ia
Ps. evi ii) It ue ant
ecessary forthe safety of G
nR their so) in tho w
ither they wouid
lowe, bad they escaped the in
, dnt for this fearly
{ her king
-
POWER OF THE PRESS
the power of
in
less
3
es {13
arrib
d
ders
Ia urn
wh
fir
i du
LORS,
been
wedi ale per
Egypt
ys
: il calamity
THE
In
lgural
sures
no way is the press more
y
wledg
known than the
i
kno e that has in
4
Fused thr
ug!
than a year,
fifty millic
propers
Rida ey.
been d out ng of
onderful curative
remedy,
1 the people from the
shown their intellis
rence and the knowledge of what is in the
|B K
Ww
that
Ani
Pacifie
ties of splendid
| Wi
[to the
i
Te
have
papers, by already making Kidney- Wort
their houschold remedy for all dis eases of}
liver and bowels, — Her
--
John Fisher, of Maitland, Mifilin Co.,
{while felling a tree last week was instants
ly killed by the tree falling on him, He
eaves a wile and sixteen children in
[poor circumstances,
a
the kidneys,
An old lady writes up; “1am 65 yours
dians over six years ago, since then
[tracking redskins and fugatives from jus. |
The trail of the outlaws]
will be taken up in the vicinity of Doo-|
ittle’'s Camp, and the scouts will go
ahead with the entire pack of blood
hounds, making such a hunt as was ney
er witnessed in the big woods before.”
. »
Y 100 LIVES LOST BY THE|
LOSION OF A MEXICAN
MAGAZINE,
New York, August 1.—A dispatch from}
Mazatlan, Mexico, gives an account of an
explosion government magazine
there caused by a guard smoking. The
building was situated in the centre of a
business portion of the town. The explo:
sion completely raised the magazine, and
destroyed many houses in the immediate
vicinity, besides deing considerable dams
age to numbers of others and killing a
large number of people. Immediately afl:
ter the explosion the soldiers and citizens
went to work to recover the bodies of those
known to have been burried in the ruins,
bodies wero recovered, among
them Francisco Pena, District Judge.
The number of killed and wounded is not
yet known as many bodios are still burried
under the ruins.
|
1
|
NEAR
EX
EARL
r
{
in the
Seventy
rn Ay tf mms
NO GOOD PREACHING,
No man ean do a good job of work,
preach a good sermon, try a law suit well,
doctor a patient, or write a good article
when ho feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and
none should make tho attempt in such a
condition when it can be so easily and
cheaply removed by a little Hop Bitters,
See another column.—Albany Times.
py Ap ——
Bishop A. Havens of the Methodist
Episcopal church is lying dangerously ill,
Whenever you are sick and the doctor
tries this and then that, stop fooling and
take Peruna,
London, August 2,.—The News’ Paris
correspondent cays: A terrible explosion
has occurred in a mine at Lourehes, in
the department of Nord. Ten persons
were killedfand twenty grievously injure
eq.
It is simply marvoioushow guickly con-
stipation, biliousness, sick headache, fever
and ague, and malaria are cured by ‘Bel.
1 have used a little more!
130" See other column.
ote
ened Ly the se srain of
your duties avoid
stimulante and use
Hop Bitters.
1f you are young and
discretion or dissipa
ried or single, old or
poor health or languish
peas, rely on op
Whoover you are
whenever you feel |
that your system
needs « loansing., ton §
ing or stimulating,
without infoxieating,
take o
Bitters: R
Have you dys
pepria, kidney
or urinary com.
plaint, d& oe
of the stomach, ii
bowels, blood k
ver or nerves f
You will be}
cured if you use
Hop Bitters}
Ji you are sim.
reak hod §
tore brain nerve and
waste, use Mop B.
suffering from any in.
tion , | Of Are mar
oung, sulfering from
{oe on & bed of siok-
Bitters.
Thousands dle an.
puslly from some
form dn ney
he disease tm
have ee preven fot
bys timely use of
HopBitters
fold by drug
fista. So Bond for
LEADING DAILY, AN NDR WEEKLY
In the West Branch Valley.
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T. SALLADE and H. M. WOLF, Jr,
Editors and Proprietors,
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H.
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yourly subscribers for the WirxLy Spy
AND BaxNER, will recelye a copy for one
lers’ Liver Pills,”
your free, daugdt
| are models of perfection
| CTY sense a standard wagon,
| never (ailed to give satisfaction.
| Weinvite inspection of those we have os
| ban d or any that are in use. Prices low
'e sell the OLIVER gaILLED
| PLOWS, the standard plow of the age
| does its work so we! i that other a
try to imitate it Price, with Jointer Pile
YY Boel wud extra Share, ($14) fourteen
j dollars, 5 per ct. off for essh. Three dif- |
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id
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rk which has
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ire
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hdd
In half
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xdia lies especially in the
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lucat easily within
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¢ in the land owes it to
5,
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ns
gs a liberal tion
t THE GEISER SEPARATOR .
dret
ence in every | Geiser Threshers snd Separators with
horse powers, Portable and Traction En
A 18 @ mee
nd wealt
rol it of
i
} ¥
ay i
nearly two milli
t
| is said that the
dia) from the
cased that their monopolies are broken and
1 bool been used
are
the
ge
in,
are
for one and two horses, with Threshe
and Separators GRAIN DRILLS.
sell the plainest, best made, most durable.
lightest running grain spring drill, with
ors
ati n '
se the book agents
books
scll
TE py Pennsylvania. One fact for farmers con-
sideration: A drill with the lesst machin
ery, which performs the work is the most
“8:
those nd are not she rt sighted di isc wer that ii
identical with the interes ts of the people, and their real
| by the immense sales which resalt m meet ng the
| boo ksellers, however, r than t
are better P leased
i t .
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| always looked to the peo ple, in whose inter
looked in vain, as our more than
one million volumes printed last
) abt
profits
8 tre sell at the lowest prices, on the most lid.
eral terms and guarantee satisfaction. A
sample drill on exhibition at our store
Call and see it.
Store opposite the Bush House.
Alexander & FONTE.
18 juns.
»
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mj pt Br
iterests it is, for & never
0 Cub a
year (this year being increased
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ously, eac
va ines ——————— ——————————————— ——
ring nt
roe or mH re arts of the
nore sels at one
¥
Jy one
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; Whereas, the Hon, Charles A. Mayer, Frosiden t of
the Uourtof Common Pleas of the Sth Judie
triot, consisting of the ouaties of Centre, a
and Clearfield, and the Hos. wel Pranek ax
1 pring vied lr in er
ty, hevin Re precep 's
¢ Fu fp directed, for Boing ©
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vers
3
WS,
to clubs:
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tributed as specified as rapidly as the orders are rove dived, n
promptly on Sept, 1st. The names of the persons receiving thos
received by each, and the list sent to all the club agents enterin
must be actual purchasers for individual wee, to entitle the clul
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gos, and L235 for the ve o in brary sf
| prompiness, within our ability t y manufacture,
{ onder of thelr receipt by us
Bpecimen ges of the *
| catalogue of our large Hs { of standay
Laer of our. Lord 18851, snd the one
Andres d Bfth ¥
3 requis
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. RICAN BOOK "EXCHANGE, | out, Pa.
JOHN SPARC Ee Sheris, he
si HOU SE. —
JOHN B. ALDEN, Maxon. 704 Broadway, New York. | country trade.
R. Teller, proprietor, Bellies
WHAT WE HAVE NOT GOT
16juney
no Dress goods, all wool, and a yard wide, at 8 cents pcr yard.
no vardswide Muslin at 2 cents per yard,
no Calicos at 2 cents per yard.
no handsmade Shoes, all warranted, at 75 cents per pair,
no First-Class, all wool suits for Men, at $2.50.
vo trash of any kind that we are trying to gull the commuutiy with
BUT WE HAVE GO
grade of Dress Goods, at 15 cents and up, than can be bought at any other store in Bellefonte at
rpents whe send us elude
la end Lelore Beplem
be distributed equally among the fir it 0 -
not less than five subscribers 3
© eludb agents
hic whe
r of
given to the Coroner, Ju of the Peace, A
and Constables of said county of Qentre, that they bo be
then and there in thelr w persons, ye
in the fornoon of sald da » with their Fedords: ingui
“their own remembrances,
to do those things which to their office apportains to
; be done, and those who are bound in recogai tances to
{ prosecute agsinst the prisoners that sreor shall be be in
| the jail of Centre county, he Ly and there ta prose:
ute against thom as shall b
[od ie hand . my hand, al Bellefonte, the loth day
sted pre
us at onee f or
Tune
Orde
beginning
of Universal Knowledge
nd publications, with tor
tm
We have
We have
We have
We have
We have
We have
A better
same price,
We have at from 6 cents up a better value in Ble
bay yon elsewhere,
Ve have CARPET
elsewhere,
We have the LARGEST STOCK of CARPETS
tre county.
We have the best Three Dollar Child’s Suits that the money can progure,
We have the best Five Dollar School Suits in Bellefonte for that price,
We have the best Ten Dollar Suits for Men sold anywhere,
We have the best work. trimmings, fits and Sppenraloe in our Clothing for the money
All firsteclass Clothiers are selling the same make of Clothing, No slop shop trash, thrown or pasted together
but regular sewed, sameas any Merchant Tailor would or could make hey :
We have the very best hand-made BOOTS and SHOES that we can find, and
warrant means just what it expresses.
We have a reputation of 30 years’ trading at stake to uphold all we advertise,
We have the interest of our Trade at stake, and always strive to keep our Customers w
This we accomplish by always giving the full value for what money they give us,
Call and convince your wavering mind. :
S. & A. LOES,
ached and Unbleached Musling than the same price will
S that have two ounces more wool to the yard, at same prices that lower grades bring
» best assortment to select from that can be found jn Cen-
procured in the county,
warrant them. And our
ell satisfied,
otis om
With Costiveness, Bick
Low Spirits, Sleepless N
Fl SypbiacYas tho
| And all the pumerous ai tnt sobecaatnt
Fr propery) state or ihe Liver, wher
you have sa certain in remedy within your
Go That Jomedy
Pills,
Green n’s Live
FT file are Of (Wo Kinds, aaa hay
used in connection with each oth
cording to directions, are Dl .
cessful, Thev are and are
. pent by wail on Fecaiit of in Fr
to prevent counterfeiting Seyi are put ug
: in round boxes, with the signature
P. Green jround each box.
Price, No. 1, 2 cis. Ho, 2 00 cents.
Manufactured onl only A
POTTS © Bellefonta, Ia,
For sale by REA & Merchant and by
J.D. ¥Y,Cextre Hare
bay y. =
{1 Nover toss di
ae] soi urigs, (we
Peurxa is positive cure.
1 jnerrorse i Prucs
en
fr xa
pombe. t
EH HARTMAN E00, Ofer, Obls
¥ Keep your bowels regular with
MAN-A-LI
: 3.0.
resi .
ENTRE COUNTY BANKING 00,
(Late Hatten, Hoover & Ca.)
iv ts,
And Allow | ail,
Discount Now,
Government Securities, cilia! &
10apB8Le
nr on #
J. ZELLER & SON
DRUGGISTS,
No. 6 Besduerhoff Row, Bellefonte
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals,
Perfumery, FaneyGoods de,
&e,
Pure Wines and Liquors for medion
e siways kept Baviiy
RENRY ‘Waocmmmory.
:
i
i
BUT pos
>» 0. GUTELIL:,
= Dentist, Millheim,
i EE Hela
ith Tislimreparedie extract Sasha
PENNSVALLE Y BANKING C0 co
CENTRE HALL,
RECRIVE E DEPOSITS uP ewlate
el Gn
unt Notes; Buy snc
GoveramentSecurities,
Wi. Wop? #34 Coupons,
. « B
Pract Mixers
=ihiue
ia
i
LEWISTOWN
Marble & Granite
WORKS,
D. R.STRATFORD,
Proprietor, Lewistown, Pa
The undersigned respectfully informs
| he public of Pentsvalipy that $e is pres
{ sured to do a'l kinds of work in Maxmiz
Leap Graxive st
| Cheaper Rates Then Elszwhers
Write or call on Cleves” ges
a and designs. At wh fn
ave $ * with
riew of ntroquciag ee ch ad a
y R Lewisiowr Marble & Granite
Contidept hail can furnish first
whe greatly Seduced priem
has been usus
Rha hath and erected on Tr a
x the graves.
Woctly Crrvax Dixoxs.
Centre Hall
i
i
i
i
i
|
|
Ju Sam
B et BONE d residence
his an
on North side of High Street, three doors
Rut of of Allaghesy, Builetonts Pa.
*
JERRY MILLER
Barner axp Hareorussz—in Lhe Laser
ment of the bank building. All work done
in fashionable style. lujiy
J i F. POTTER, Attorvey-at-
made and sssis
Collections promptly
fiaes hod bose having lands af
iets de Acts
S204 ave
PBEOCKEREOFF HOUSE.
ack
Ofhee in the lam ory sorth rth siden!
H Br
| Good sam
buss to and from all trains
Special rates to Witnesses and Jurors
Aspry Strieily First-Diass.
ALEXANDER & BOWER 4% Ap
tormeysat-Law Bel te. Bpectai sttesct
iven te Owilections, and Orphans’ Court
Eo Se saguuited § is German sed Eogind C i
Oarmas's bulidiag Woay HY
Mo LL oul be in the } ands of every outs
ouent under seal, in a ina plain in envelope, 1 any
Mame ® Dave . a sents eure fh Pere,
THE CULVERWI:
11 A285 Yo:
Torm
ne
THA} ID
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