The Contre Reporter. FRED KURTE conver nevimnee vs wBDITOR, aa hn i Qextre Hav, ocratic State Ticket. Pa., July 20. 188: » Bom FOR GOVERNOR, ooo ROBERT XE, PATTISON, of Ihilad ; FOR LIRUTENANT GOVERNOR, OHAUNCY F. BLACK, of York FOR SUPREME JUDGR, SILAS M. CLARK, of Indiana county. POR SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, | SIMPSON AFRICA, of Huntingdon POR CONGRRESMAN-AT LARGE MORTIMER F. ELLIOT, of Tioga « Toso i —————————— " The stalwart trap failed to eatech un independent rat, Ei miserable and Who Gen. Beaver 18 Cimeron is mad cares ? i i | i i wHY PATTISON It iz oconeceeded 0 Pattison is a strong demoor or trionee party, "i i some so-enllod are a fow rage have the best reason for gon. They know that he \ i | fy 1 My andidai han | 11 ont thn Lin £1 toy UY Dramooerat det ic votes, Then Domocrats who opposing Pati ia inherently Wire ors and Controllers are not to their lik ing. They aro mere tenders to the he publican boss, and can be commandod ticket when their ald is needed, But the fact that Mr. Pattison is not the favorite of ¢ of the ohief elements strength. The 0} Demooratic eo ypuh oan Paftisg » useands ‘of NISANRAE ( nd the Re { has n of Boas of h si dd WI ODOR x % * . 2 Janonds RE } 8 o-gieeid 10h 3 he “going-l0 can, says: ‘The Stalwart ist the-Lordy" party. oo We print the result of the attempt t harmonize the split republicans, in : other colam. Tho independents wouk pot bite at Cameron's bait, sss me A The candidates upon the democratic state ticket have upanimousiy chosea Wm. U. Hensel, of the Lancaster Junie ligencer, chairman of the state committed. ni — The bosses are having a hard time of it this sammer, state and county bosses fara not wanted any more in any party, Boss tickets will be doomed, and boss dieta- § and SGVEeIreiy it wy hii 3% arty URL in 15801, ans government then wive of iulerept Ihe Republican a tN riin, was our io reduction of debt, ministration of Governor with all enory y increased o» penditures of war and the highest infls tion of values known in {lus age, incrow ed the State expenditures to &1 $31 456.07, in 1802, Ian 1886 the Cama on Bn entrenched itself in th . for fh ad Uli hy \ wehine BY A ; 1 ican citadel and L Blpreiiu id people. The people find they can get along best without big or little bosses. ——— rslibeeipresemass Since the four-pronged trap of tho toh tho independ. Wil 4 stalwarts failed to ca ' ents let the latter now try tho stalwarts, srehensive proposition to the stalwarts 4s a basis for harmony, vig: Cameron be entirely exiled toa back seat. more than this, and peace can be — .—— What a howl would iron hills of Pe crats in Con “ ha had Adu ROSY if the aed = VE Wonk Dessem 8 % & ne tyy FS } recuie Lae 3 and on mangfaciurers nafacit . band and 1 t ih scroll iron ! a8 the 4 48 i Bat present s 3 sition 10 maxe Sy ¥ 1 + tha a ft wit * Ques ony the SOLL0se [UO odds make the difference, says the ful hi vy of this reduction of the Re pub icans it pro- 3 r N { whispers. The i wa a Fs wy COmes inom Fx, isn i lO Ma A dispatch from Washington says that Cameron is making good his threat to put the screws on the iron interests in regard to the tariff, if he did not get that support, The decision of the Senate Re- publicans to reduce the tariff on Bessem- er rails favors the suggestion. The Penn- grivania barons are up infarms, and Don is acting as though he wonid say, “Don’t make yourselves next " s Kicking against me is costly. I'l fools of teach § y 8in gular circumstance that the epublican caucts should have very thing Cameron arons might happen as the acy. When the air, may be Don which v tha} ned tae oO Trey Abdd ty of their conty get in line a . * > . % { up on their Besseme penal barons g "wey ilg r raus pres saking of the Pennsylvania democratic vention, utters the ani- versal verdict. It says: No political convention ever satin the State which by its conduct, the quality of its member- shin, and the character of its proceed- ings, made a better impression than was made by the late Democratic Convention. What has any decent Republican {o fear from the success of their ticket? The glection of Pattison to be Governor would mean only in the State what his election to be Comptroller meant in Philadelphia, a pure administration, the scattering of the Rings, the baffling of the thieves, and an honest and decent State Govern for the term of four years. This may be a prospect full of terrors to the bosses, but it has no ter- rors whatever for the taxpayers of any party. yr con [a % lity D . L yan t aha v er —r——— ei The Sun thinks the Rev. Mr. Hicks who figured as the spiritual adviser of Guitean, is evidently a sensationalist of the first water, The fact was indicated by his conduct before the execution, and be- came fully manifest by his performances on the scaffold; it is now made addition- ally apparent by the zest with which he enters into the squabbles of the d over Guiteau’s body eagerly elbowing his way to the front as the central and con- trolling personage, and fomenting con- tentions as if for t of gather than trying to quiet them Attract- ed by these quarrels, a wretched figure reappears on the scene—Mrs, Scoville, who writes to Hicks that she will suc him for possession of her brother's corpse and for the property he left this spiritual adviger. Such a suit wouid serve to pro- long the attention which the reverend gentleman likes to attract, and in the end it is by no means impossible that besides writing a book and lectur- ing on Guiteau, he may set up a muse- um of his relics, oclors ho $ ruevy oud aC BAKO notloriely, — ew : There is quiet in Alexandria, The death of Senator Hill, of Georgia, ig looked for every moment. General George M. Brisbin, of Osceo- 1a, is a candidate for the Democratic Sen- atorial nomination in the Thirty-fourth strict, ” Representative Flynn, of Clearfield, is prowpently named to succc2d Senator Alexander in the Clearfield, Centre and Clinton district, Hon, C. T, Alexander w:ll be a candi- dat: for re-electioa to the Senate. 8. W. Caldwell, of Clinton, will he a candidate for Senator in this distiict. For Congress, there will be mn vis dis- tiict the following ecndidates : Curtin, of Centre; Hall, of Elk; Dill, of Union; Reed, of Mifflin; and one in Clearfield. Co iin will likely have Centre and Clin- ton to start with. Opn pt A BOCRDOLOYER BELOW THE Flom the Boston Globe, Dem. 0, horrors! It is now asserted that Guiteau received a Republican political assessment circular on the day be died. FLEE Sa Ry ~ Washington county has organized sev- «eral vigilance committees for the detec- * tion and arrest of horse thieves. - The Philadelphia fiend who chopped his mother to pieces with a hatchet hung : ihe in his prison cell the other _ Berks county wants remuneration for «damage done to ils agricultural fair grounds during the late civil war, J crease in school a judi aay, i the Constitution, but that is a littl than a half a million, and the other ex- penditures are mainly or wholy the crea- tion of machine legisiation. ; The people of Pogusylvania have lately ly reading ¢ ud considering made by Controller Pauli and they bave learned that been carefc the record in Philad. his entry into the Co the beginning of the practical ral SOL * ¢ thi + sh anoa ia (ate Has changed tae RAO NS & three 1 RIG. 100Y fhe SG OX more than double the rst ten Republican administration and the; than double again in the second ten years swelling the expenditures 2 331m 1500 to $4,902,105.00 in 1580, and when they st phia under Controller Yatlacn stronglysincline to the opinion t for ti ere regulation De ie candidate for Governor M:. Put would have few elements F He has never popularized hi £14 hin Yi 0) QEGLT Git ALUM O24 Ji L 3 3 } segs Jodi £ ALOUL WIC qUALUES J Yarn piaint, Asa mse In ha ui as the ou esentall sgulation machine w stubborg and successful onest government the Stat 10 is certain to prove the most formid t 3 icc } presc uted by nd friends he {act squar- . Tunas Se HN 3 iy iu the face. —Ihild es ————f———— THE SUMMER CROP OF DEGREES, The peach crops are spoiled by late froste, cherries are ruined by heavy showers at ripening time, curcuiio blight the promise of plum trees and the rain storms spoil strawberries; but neither seasons too late or too early, fierce sun or perpetual cloud, or any- thing else can lesson the quantity of al leged honorary degrees ibat American coileges yield about this Lime every year. There was a time when a college confer- red degrees only upon its own graduates who had become illustrious, but later the rage for offering men capital letters to put after their names became 80 great that no institution of learning found 1 own alumni equal to the demand, 80 all of them began to scour the country for men vain enough fo imagine that peo ple would think more of them if they could add alphabetical puzzles lo then signatures. Guiteau died too soon to bes come an LL, D., but if he had lived there would have been nothing to pre- vent his oblainig as many degrees as Le might have cared for. A few sensible citizens have refused the doubtful Lons ors thrust upon them, and a majority of the men most prominent in the more in- tellectual departments of human ellort have never been offered the modest di gree of M, A, even by a woman's col lege; but still the farce goes on until the only estimable dist on which a col- lege can confer upon a man of self-re- spect is that of letting him alone. Canv not the degree makers take a hint and 80 cease to be laughed at, asks the Her ald? Vi We rE il ad un I waa “we ‘ - Coie 1 i L rn dp gp A new town called Garfield, has sprung up within the last month in the oil regions of this state. It is now the moat important place in the oil regions —the scene of busy life and bustiing ac- tivity, and the centro of 4 population of more than three thousand persons, The town is located in the heart of a moun- taneous district, and is surrounded by impenetrable fores's, which are owned by wealthy firms engaged in the lnmber- ing trade ¢ ting [large tanneries { ; wore purchased by the present owners at {ax sales, for a few cents per acre, their object being to util- ize the hemlock bark in tanning leathes, and sell the lymber for such prices as they could get for it, The recent discov- eryof oil, however, bas given the lands of that seciion a value which the owners never dreamed of. In a ravine a few rods in the rear of Garfield there are wells from each of which oil is flowing at the rate of from one thousand to two thousand barrélsa day. The land in the vicinity of these wells is now selling for $1,000 per aere, and one quarter royalty on the oil found. Varjons kinds of bus- iness establishments fare being erected, and millions of dollars are being invested or squandered by oil dealers and specns ators. Jtiis wonderful to contemplate the mushroom growth of the oil towns of this state, but we must remember that their downfall is frequently almost as sudden as their rige. of these a The Rurorter from August 1st to end of campaign, only 35 cents cash, On Thorsday night an insane man named Closs was discovered attempting to set fire to a house in Tohoyne twp., Perry county, Pa., but was driven from the premises. Later inthe nighta barn in the game neighborhood was des stroyed by fire, and the charred remains of the lunatic Closs were found in the ruins. cs te DEATH OF MRS, The vidos Abrab incoln, died at Springlield, I], at ) on the evening of 16, 4dler death was the resalf of a paralytic stroke received LINCOLN, gy of ex.president f INDIAN SCHOO “Me don Conger i af ianed { { A Hnhbeil § PY £ “nn . min never haan ones Won al hit rein him and wi the con f man it de hers ral money republican eandis Town nnhon had i that will by {iniquitous met | denination of every decen or party. Hubbell in his Lunserupalons ells {aid in the elaction of {dates has descen lad to he emnk nity 11 wis to 0 a depth of mean the history of out that tl the Carligl wn oh aren rom Pratt, down received Oe in 1 | ness unprecedented in i polit has loake | teacher and employes i . 3 firaining sehoot Us, of for 11 { have anptain the hostler, ! hem cap { Pill tant to Campbell, marshal & 1 By M del hiien tendont, $13 pil 3 {18g Wrian 3! n Indian, ili, Ad Minmore Arris, Har, 0" ik. shoem 3 NApImMAan, su > \ i" i iD 2 \ 1H black ta &1 0 i % LA lg #100; Balr i {i RARIAIAL ID Liss demple, princip marin tard BUPCIiLNW {Od i FOOLY, Lon eler Mrs $4 L5% | rage Upon doce ik mn }, j not a pelitioal institution in any sens of the term, and the with it do not owe their partisan influence, y A; Lhe Cariisie training solo, 18 connedcie positions 1 3 PESOS } le @ KANSAS TORNADO, § 5 od A ’ nv Little Rock, Ark, July f from Texarkana hi 3 evenil ad fain al flightulpg. ( bon, Gries ney i ’ } 1 3 a LleeslOTY DICK 11:33 ALIAS ’ nek hy Hod WHS BIIUCK DY ii} an as the t Pad i f : i Ls Parago Danes fell in a mass top ig in torrent eavy showers th hii 8 Al b 1 "5 AE DARIAEVE 80 Lit rneath Wi The names ruins are May { Mercer Ilarg prevails, Ti nt £2 iv ge fii oQ AL " int LAL Three Li living, als wil ¢ wa) + Bus d bo 2 the seal ¢ an organizati i ———— THE CLEARFIELD STRIKE BROK.- Tyrone, July 15.—~The sirike in the Clearfield region is broken. By Monday ail miners will go in. Those belongi to tho organization have | and will not be nitled to go t im Wendesday n, t y ator, wilh two i work, he labor ag- € mon, assem- i bled at Moshannon mine, where new n were at work, i attempted reate a riot, Captian Clark, an ofli | of the law, quelled all excitement, | caused the ar f McPadd by | ial Officer Ban conveyed h { Clearfield. He here, through the organization, releas on bail the amount of 8500 for his appearance at Court. Four men were also arrested by special police at the Viclor ne for whipping some working men, They are confined in the Clearfield county jail, no bail being admitted, One hundred and seventy-five un went to the Clearfield regi By Monday all the mines full. No ad vance will be {it fs bow 3 i MULGITa ¥ Qi en N Uk 3 iy dal mi Hii 1 verter wi in Wi * ha POISONED BOQ Was Lingt membered { 3 of Guitean June 30 a large boquet was sent to him and subsequently re- moved by the jail officials on the suspi- sion that the flowers contained poison. It was reported that the boquet was sent by the prisoner's sister, M Scoville, An evening paper says that Dr. McWill- jams, the assistant physician of the jail, took charge of the flowers and banded a rose from the centie of the boquet and an other flower to Dr, W, C. Tilden for analysis, Dr. Tilden, at the laboratory of the Army Medical Museum, made an examination and found plain traces of argenic in the rose-—a suflicient quantity to have killed several men had they taken it, Tho reeuolt of the experiment will be carefully kept for future refer- ence, on I's, AROUND THE a WORLD ~ FOR NOTH~ Our vivacious Parisian colemporary, Le Figora, bas hit upon an ingenious expedis ent for effecting a journey around the world without any expense whatsoever to the traveler, which exy mnt it fervently raccomin er ! 1g but impecus nious tourists for their edoption. The first thing the wanderer does is Lo become a Jew. Having performed this preliminary feat, he must contrive to effect a lodgment upon some portion of the Uzar's territory, Thence he will be immediately expelled, and conveyed gratis to Lemberg, in Gali cia, At Galicia he will be received by Mr. Lawrence Oliphant, who will forward him to the United States at the cost of the Jow- ish Relief 'ynd. Arrived in Amorica, the traveler puts on the raipent and demeanor of a Chinese. Ie will then be conveyed to the flowery realm free of charge by a philanthropic company bent upon elimis nating the Celestial element from the Uni tod Bites Immediately on being sel aehore in a (hiness port he should giye ont that he is & born Russign, intrusted with a secret political mission, and there. fore fraveling in disguige. The Chinese authorities will at once cause him to be transported to their northwestern frontier, wherethey will band him oyer to the Rus- sinng. These, as soon as they find that the stranger is a J ew, will pass him on to the capital of Austrian Foland, and when, for tho second time he arrives in Lémberg, he will have “put a girdle around about the earth’ quite as inexpensively, if not altos i gether as expeditiously, as ever Puck did {in bis best days, | 1 The Clink angers will bold ¢ ‘harvest hom : ii month, One hundred foreigners have just been sent to Clearfield tv take the place of the sinking coal miners there, i is { 1 Al i is 3 } } ill lihey j comp [tion 1 | { Ww the & Lars obyious the C {0 con nia u y iO FALWARI wun MeKee : r Py ia Repu Pennsy 80 groat r me that the ming the inde ALON MUS ran jiitee, Ol whic 3 re oy nly Ya 188 be, lasting in the Stateot P 4 the prin and w vw al {ad i aqopied or the b f HUQ Pass and « t al unio State. yours, il Wil Esq which penden ne tt | ry. i i t u 1 d your fav gure road to Republicans 1 If to your & prt and t all the gl § i WAS ditional letters from the rth 9 2 Hon. M, Will fon. John By 1. Thom {idates of tlemon d in this yo ¢ Wf the tate committee, to red the communication, i wider divisions desired Wel g their support to | That this can be accom First The withdrawal of bot! Iii VER! CRY is i} $ if 10a, HORE CONUILIOIE Wi wi Fis COPPA EL PREEROT FEN PREY " Defi Wit, was Drs ostit IVRIIA, mati i ime Lor Wo} Ron genera » bring] ofl ihe 3 The that all the iransmission © f 1] error; one fountain to washing of the soul. 2 Wa sh betwoon « ro is roason 3 tiva p baplized LL} panied candi of galvation the Holy faith his in~ n. ACCIDENT TO CIRCUS Mi Harrisburg, Pa., Kinley, Thomas King and Muan, all employees of a circus co were riding from Millersburg to to-day, seated in the door of a} with their legs banging out. In o Gens jam T. jeation loy came in contact with was thrown with great | two companions, and thre knocked from the train, hing der the car and was instantly A : a by ce agai terday. we and ate Kinley had a heel crushed third man was badly braised, ¢ f atid OH sed & A» VAILWAY oscow, July 13 sons on board ran ofl Poeharny 1 Dastit LCROTDY Ana Dastije I seventyseight persons 1 1 Ww GREAT 1 at ai DIS AS Ce rails Une bund wera kill +0 More Wi 0 ro { ros i w ation those v ho were saved Wave No imurea. { po the A i anthraci in Valuable deposits of have been discovered county. Muny southern negroes are now . i vIn nf A Lebanon ruralist found a turt tol the date 1802 cut on ite she!l. 0 ished ’ ! Many wonder how Parker's 1| Tonic can perform such varied i ) it simply cssence of thinking of twhen in fact it is made of many v fmedicines which act beneficially tery diseased t 3g re 3 Tis iq tL \ i plovideda the 1 unite muititude, $1364 pectivel keep the price of mest up to the wees ReaT : AL HURRIVANE 1 ban i } Houses ny Ii edd #4 Lost, yea ily 10 Fol y hard A torrible hor fd nd Ap i Cutllomeo, Cag f BX BORED Wer wore saved mpanted by a Ch t wepl oO 4 va boye il " ek aver threes thou destroyed, J n gi ry i $y 1 G4 ig pi I BR Urguton a Two Hid ani : 6% 16 i “ae i Oras § ’ 2) iu iiEniy ig ~ #1 Laing n n of foul : } Here, nd holy haviy ¥ Lk ofthe incl to ot ve wars ad sire FONE wore Kilhvd and NK tundrad ara rendered An Lie BX i hid HTUs Warrer woll ot s dure, ha dritled {on lot 67 RET IR . i ‘ fi i iraich 4 wl fax iL ny b | i Sid i } ial sul i mea 3 b: it « soil Bt 3 4 HT.000 barrels, being story of Kxchanas LA) Darrel 3 hi il eagerly gobbled up i a tondoney Wig 0 Wanamaker’s. nL p— A liable fam “Hci 3 . td did @ Ul Pennsvailey il $ aid JAE TH 4 t saul ities with a {it wd inl LARGEST STOCKS sma {| 1 sosmenu we OU NEW SPRING AND of coun- i8, Ladi 3 BLVies, a I'S, OILCLOTH, IRAES, Notions, (Jueenswara i . 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N.% bop ul “, Ns mpany, Lykens OX Car passing BENSON'S CAPGINE PLASTERS HAVE BEEN IMITATED, And their excellent reputation in. jurod by worthless imitations, The Public are cautioned against buy- ing Plasters having similar sound- ing names. Soo that the word C-A-P.C.I.-N.E is correctly spelled, Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters Are the only improvement ever made in Plasters. Ono is worth more than a dozen of any other kind, ‘Will positively cure whore other remedies will not even relieve, Prico 26 conta, Bowaro of cheap Plasters made | with lead poisons, ! SEABURY & JOMNSON, ___ Manufacturing Chemists, New York, SURE REMEDY AT LAST. Price $5ots, MEAD'S Modishiod CORN aad ul ind he net his were fell un K ided, @ TER, red and ed snd or 1 10k ie Coal al work with Ginger cares, ginger aluable ev atom) A | | of giving you a little more spe- We know well, if we can get such news to you promptly, that it You can write or come. | White muslin dresses at | about three-quarters value, A few are shown in the window of 130r Chestnut, cach one Very | many more are within. The materials are nainsooks linonsd’Inde, mullsand Swisses. | Some are very plainly made | with little or no trimming be | yond some deft handling of the | material itself; and some are | claborate enough, The ex treme prices are $3.50 and $60. 1 excellent plain dress is sold wr $5: neat and well made. Lowpricescan almost alway: pon such goods a little sCASOI, : A Ar a ad 12 i $¢ i 25 INF IN we ey ’ wey 3u am oh bow k 2 . ut profital \ 1 ¥ % o be over alrea u have the double vg y Just now yr | rantage of manysuchdresses e from and low prices. "ey a J "rin ALA ) ~ 1 11008 7 5 nd 1303 Chestnut strech Ready-made dresses of a | black-and-white striped fabric that looks like summer silk, but | is silk-and-cotton. For general | wear they will be found quite | good enough; better indeed! | than summer-silk, Well made and substantial ; but the chief | virtue is in the price, $10. faor {- ig i. ¥ bon ane 1501 and 1303 Chostnut street, 80000 Black prenadines have been one of the most distinguished | features of our trade for two | month: t. We have had §s pas | the finest in the world, and all P Oorest | grades down to the | that we care to keep; and a wonderful variety of patterns. Figured grenadines that ught g2 late ly are sellin . And this may be take a general indication of what we are doing in grenadines, Nextouter circle, sould cutranoe to maln building # 1 YY 14 n as is ¢ 3 5 An extraordinary « extraordinary in qualit . ebeige, g y anc v ¢ yy } » wy gn wall width, we are selling - . cents; 47 inches, | : ] ¢ debeige will — ai 5S It; for it 1s worth twice ” “i 5 3 T \O lady who Fags £0 y sey ols 1 CHUN CA four ut eal es, and somewhere abo {ty color-effects. cpond circle, southeast from center If dress-goods are lower than they were elsewhere—we don’ say they are, Advertisements 3 ES | ~ arm gL | say they are; but there is AS ye be nN Pew a lel 1 vertisements,which makes them not very impressive,~—I{ dress goods are lower elsewhere in our city, the fall is due to the singular spectacle here of three great classes of the most fash- tonabledress-goodsata fraction of theirvalue: Frenchmelanges, small checks and small-check stripes of wool and silk-and- wool, and black lainage. We mention these three, be- cause they stand out from the rest of the stock, conspicuous in | two ways; they are fashionable, peculiarly so; and they are at half, two-thirds or three-quar ters value, Third and fourth circles, south from centor. 1s wis 3 tL | { | Sash ribbon, satin-and-gros- grain, 7-inch, of value $1.15 for 75 cents; all colors. We refer to a particular sort, of which we ave three thousand yards, Black moire, 7-inch sash, go cents, Block sash at gr we are out | of part of the time; but we re-| ceive some every morning. Do | not confound this quality with that sold at 65 cents elsewhere, Outer circle, by south eatrance to maln building. Silk mitts, ordered from the makers a year ago, include a wider range in the colors than ever before: black, 50 cents to $4.50; white, cream, écru, terra- cotta, cardinal, etc, 75 cents to pl Nest of Arcade, 1313 Chestnut; seventh counter, Joun WANAMAKER, Shestnut, Thirteenth and Markot steeple FQLR0, UAdedoiphiin ’ NEW SUMMER RESORT, 4 FEBE BIRR BSE IEEE BESTEIEES PRSRSRERE Ry Ng MILLS HOUSE, 5 SPRING MILLS, CENTRE COUNTY, PA, TERMINUS OF TRE LEWISBURG & TYRONE R. BR, Axo S1X MILES FROM CENTRE HALL. a This is « new house and newly furnished with everything jonding to comfort and sonyenience of guests, ‘The air is invigorating and perfectly free Fou I tapi, particularly favorable for the restoration. to beslth of persons afilicled oh I od somplaints, Malarial disorders and Hay Fever, The beauty of na S1outy oF, she grandeur of scenery snd the perfect purity of the sir and wales mak - of tha most delightiul spots for beslth, rost and recreation. 0 sol » «nd the drainsge perfect ; the water pure, soft snd cold from living spri gh she attention of those desiring the comforts of a superior home to au} A 8, with its airy chambers for the invalid, and luxury for Shose secking rest Plestu Plenty of game, good gunuing and Gshing in season—s winter an pune reireat ind now open for tourists and families for season or year, In the mi 2 a hasutal Jak ‘ nd forest trees, interspersed wilh grassy spo, wi 2 wars TOE with pleasant walks exicading in every direclios. 3 e nivel are delightiul and exceedingly varied, over good roads sion the water sidos : the nourtains, nnd on the top thers are rare and grand views. ear by the cole! rated ‘aves, surpassing anything of the kiad koown—sailing miles under Around sceting halle of grest wonder of gone by sgos. Usrriage: to Lhe £av8 ays lo is plentifully supplied with meats, milk and fresh vegelables and fru sithfully prepared and tastefully served. Good ste bling sccommodations, POPULAR PRICES. Ladera eh FERBEEREE YEE TRENES EARSLEENS SEINE 1 HEY # : @vergreen rad » Ivorea 1 Penn € ng $200 6&0 20 00 Por day, (less 1han 8 WOOK) comme swoon sossnnn Por week, (1088 than 8 mouth Juss: sever messsen: sensors Per mot th or eR E SEBEEANS Soh SEPESEEAE SEiiEs SERSRINEE SHEARER. AS SSEE BESRNRES SEEEERET Children half price. All inquiry =e 10 B 1neBtf AGERE TERRES TEEN TRENEERE Erased a nd coms and 4 will be promptly soswered. ous aod Bourd will be PrGEC. B. NASH, Manager. ‘ wa es ———— J. ZELLER & SON DRUGGISTS, Yo. 6 Hrockerhof Row, Bellefouts Pean’s, Dealers in Drugs, Chentlesis, Perfumery, FaneyGoceds &e,, ke. Pur Wines snd Liquors for medion urpocer glways kepld pay iil rR" : D unr GOL ® tage of ihe good chances for making mosey that are ofiered, generally become weiiiby, walle those Who do bol improve such chan pe Sines i pe Ts 20 BARS Mars i doy res & vd re Shesan do the work trom tae os ary wags, Epes limes engages 151i Lo Make Wo vey eh ane wh "hon time io the work, of ¥ sre moments. Full information ail ths: insoeded seul rec. Address DTiNBOS & Porussd, Maine, = QUN F. POTTER, Atwrsey-shlaw Coliections promily made and special allention given to those having isnds or property ior sails. Will draw up snd have schkoowiedged Deeds, Mortges gos, &c. Belicfonte, Fa. oct dey L. SPANGLER, Attorney-at-Law Ccnsultations in Bughsh ang Office in Furst's new buildinp HARDWARE STOVES. Tn addition to our extensive stock of FARMERS, BUILDERS & BLACKSMITH supplies, we would call your attention io our stock o Heating Stoves, Cooks & Ranges We would especially suggest in Heating Stoves the CROWNING GLORY, FORT ORANGE, EASTLAKE AND WELCOME HOME. woks the REGULATOR PIONEER In Ranges the VICTOR & APOLLA. asoriment of Fire Brick and Grates on bandd. WILSON, McFARLANE &CO Ferman - Save Money When You Can ! ANY ONE CAN SAVE IT BY FOLLOWING THE ADVICE BELOW. Groceries. We are selling all classes of Groceries at prices below any grocery store in Bellefonte, showing a saving of 3 cents per pound on as staple an article as Coffee; 10 cents on Syrups; 2 cents on Bag from 10 to 25 cents per bushel on Potatoss; a fow cents on every article of everyday consumption that goes intosthe house. Produce we always sell at same prices we pay for it, thereby sav~ ing the consumer an extra profit that is always charged by exclus RIVE grocery stores, Boots and Shoes. We are selling all kinds of Boots aud Shoes in wonderful Jarge variety and extra good quality, at prices far below any exclusive thoe store in Centre County. Quality guaranteed as good as can be wade, and prices speak for themselves, Clothing. We are selling all sizes of Men's, Youth's, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing at an enormous saving on any exclusive clothing store, guaranteeing linings, trimmings and workmanship superior to any other ready-made Clothing sold in this county, and equal to any custom-made work. Patches are furnished with all children’s suits, We make a specialty of the celebrated Stein, Alder & Co's. manufacture, of Rochester, which is conceded by all to be the best in the United States. 3 Carpets. Wo are selling all grades of Carpets, ranging from the cheapast to the best, at lower prices than any store in Ballefonte, and have the largest variety to be found in the County, which has only to to be verified. | Carpots cut, fit, made and laid down in hort notice. Dry Goods. In Dry Goods we are determined not to be undersold, and have an exceedingly large stock, comprising everything in the live that the name implies. Dress Goods in every new ‘shape out . ~y . . . * : y . th Muslins, Calicos, Linens, House Furnishing Goods, ir fact anys thing and everything, bonght r’ght and offered right. Notions. In Noticns and Trimmings our stock is full of novelties, st the very lowest prices. Gent’s Furnishing Goods. ats, Caps. Ehirts Suspenders, Collars Cuffs, Hosiery, ete. Just call and convince yourselves. Room won't allow us to ex~ plain fully, be seen your houses on s J Why can we do all thic? Simply because we deal in eyery- thing. We make a specialty of each department; neither one branch or the other of our ever increasing business need be large- ly profitable, but a very small margin in either sums up to satis- fy us, ~. & A. LO i B, THE OLDEST GENERAL MERCHANTS IN CENTRE C0, ESTABLISHED 185%. yan olf Ee
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