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BROWN’
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BITTERS.
THE BEST TONIC.
Cures Completely Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Malaria, Liver and
Hidney Complaints, Druggists
aud Physicians endorse it,
Use only Brown's Iron Bitters made b
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Cross
+ yed lines and trade-mark on wrapper,
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Cer PRE HALL HOTEL.
D.J. MEYER, Prop'r.
FOR SUMMER BOARDERS AND TRANSIENT
CUSTOM
3
Goad healthy locality, pure
mount:in water, surrounded by finest
natural scenery in the state, Schools
and churches convenient, Terms very
reasonable 16aug tf
GHAHAM & SON
MANUPFACTI & DEALERZXS
BOOTS
IN
SHOES & LEATHER.
TRERS
If you want good, honest Boots
and Shies—goods that you will be
pleased witn—-ouy the following
ron wiil get the best :
RTS
Celebrated Shoes for Ladies and
Children.
HANAN & SON'S,
New York, Fine Shoes for Men
and Boys, every pair warranted,
J. HL. BYRMESS
Rochester Fine Sho
and Children,
In connection with the
shoes we have a fine line of
MEN'S CALF & KIP BOOTS,"
PLOW SHOES, BROGA
& SLIPPERS
of every description, at the lowest figs
ures.
pa hen.ember the place, on Corner of
BROOCH
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ca fur Ladies
above fine
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ELLEFUNTE, PENNA.
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GROUERIRES
PROVISIONS,
Such
TEAS, COFFEE
SUGARS, SPICES,
CANNED GOODS,
JRIED FRUITS,
MEATS,
NUTS,
OYSTERS,
FINE CANDIES.
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FISH, SYRUPS, ETC.
Together with
GLASS, CITINA, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE, AND
HOUSEHOLD
SUPPLIES
OF ALL
HINDS.,
¢ living prices. Goods are
all newly bought, strictly fresh, and of
the very best kind.
M EAT MARK ET.
£
i
at the lows
the choicest cattle, veal,
pork and mutton, fresh and always
on hand. 30 nov. tf
Grand Spring Qpening
OF ALL THE LATEST
NOVELTIES.
Well & Son's New Stock
is Complete in Every Department, Em
bracing : i
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings.
Fancy Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Tran Satchels, Groceries,
Flour, &e., &e., &e.
AND IN FACT EVERYTHING KEP]
iN A FIRST CLASS
MERCANTILE STORE.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
In the Latect Styles and Designs,
to which we especially invite the
attontion of the Ladies,
Jeaf
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AN ELEGANT LINE OF
LADIES’, MISSES’ &
CHILDREN'S
FINE SHOES,
OUR STOCK OF
sLBEHine
‘a Furnishing Goods, &e,
Gent's Fu PLETE AND FOR
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APNESS and DURABILITY
Cannot be Excelled,
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then ut residence on Ch
Se [pitheran Church,
faction in ail branches
Euhor aid mm intatarad
[EG GUTELIUS, -
fReeritant
swrvices to the publie,
Dentist, Uentre Hall,
atch street, oppo
of his profession.
ded ry
profesional
iin is now fully
atal profession,
. h teeth absolutely wi
pared to exlrsct
te
oY
pain. 1
"BURY ME WITH MY HUSBAND.”
An Old Lady Found Dead Upon Her
Hashband's Grave,
NarorLeox, O., Bept. 12.—-While Wiliam
Parker was walking threcugh Forest Hill
Cemetery, he found the lifeless body of Mrs
Frances Gorman, aged seventy-five years, be-
side her husband’s grave. The old lady was
friendlefs and alone in the world, her hus
band having died some time ago. Her only
consolation was in visits to the grave of her
busband, which were very frequent, Before
she started out, she told ber neighbors that
she was going over the river and would
hardly be back till morning.
On the way she met Undertaker Musser
and stopped him, saying: ‘1 am going to
die and I want you to bury me with my hus-
band.”
My. Musser thought it was the raving of a
childish old lady, and he promised her he
would, assuring her that he hoped it would
be a long time yet before she died.
Where she stayed all night is not known,
as it is hardly possible that she could have
lived through the long, cold night in the
open country, and the doctor gave it as his
opinion that she had been dead but a half
our when found. She died of heart disease,
THE CORN CROP
Not Yet Ont of Danger from Frost
Immense Yisld,
Caicaco, Sept. 10.—The Tribune's reports
{from the corn crop, which are complete, do
not indicate that it is yet safe. It says:
“Briefly speaking, we may say that the corn
grown on the area southwest of a line drawn
through Rock Island, Ill, and Louisville, Ky.,
is practically out of danger from frost, while
all situated on the northwest side of that line
is yet in peril. ‘We may regard about one-
half of the crop as practically assured, for
the rest, its fate yet lies trembling in the bal
ance, Speaking roughly, we may say that
there is now a crop of 1,400,000,000 bushels of
corn assured, and that for each week from
now that a destructive frost is withheld
150,000,000 bushels more will be added to that
afgregate; that would be equal to 1,750,000,
000 bushels by the date of the autumnal equi-
nox, and 2,000,000,000 bushels if the frost
holds off till the end of the first week in
Cetober,”
SENATOR M’PHERSON.
The Report that He Intends Resigne
ing from the Senate Denied,
Jersey City, Bept. 11l.-—Regarding the
published statement to the effect that United
| States Senator McPherson, of New Jersey,
contemplated resigning his seat in the senate,
an intimate friend of the senator said, "Ben
ator McPherson has only recently returned
from Europe, and I am sorry I am unable to
speak with authority on the subject. 1 can
{ say, however, that 1 do not believe there isa
| word of truth in the story. 1 thiok I would
| be one of the first persons to know if be in-
| tended reigning the senatorship. 1 cannot say
how the report originated, but 1 should be
exceedingly surprised if there was any foun
| dation for it.” Senator McPherson was at
| bis home in New Jersey, and could not be
found at his office when a reporter called
8. 8, Cox Very Confident,
| New York, Sept. 10. —Truth reports Hon
| 8. 8 Cox as saying, on his chances of the
| speakership: “I will say, however, that I
| consider my chances of election to be excel
jent. 1 know 1 shall receive some of Mr
Carlisle's support as Mr. Randall's friends
calculate upon. With the great State of
| New York solid for me, I think I can win i
| believe Mr. Carlisle to be stronger now than
{| Mr. Randall, but things may take a change
i 1 shall receive support from north, south,
east and west, and shall make a respectable
showing. 1 am in the ring to win if I can!’
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lEX-GOV. CURTIN ON THE SITUA-
110N.
nterview in ti
Times. |
A
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[From an I 1e
{| He regards the attitude of the re 1
{lican members of the legislature or
apportionment question as in
ing to establish a precedent that
gerous to constitutional
Their defiance of the plain mandate of
the organic Jaw and the violation of their
solemn oaths, show a desperation and
wantonness calculated to alarm
sincere lover of liberty and the perpetu-
ity of free institutions. It is the
spirit that ruled in the fraudulent trans
action of 1876-77 ~the arbitrary grasping
of power not given by the votes of the
people nor admitted by any just divisi
of political power.
He thinks the outlook for democratic
success this fall is promising, and all
that is needed to insure it is for the
democrats to get out to the polls, He
sure that many republicans are disgusted
with the methods employed by those in
authority in conducting the affairs of the
national government, and the attempt of
Cooper, Quay, Magee & Co., in refusing
to give the people equal representation
under the constitution. With reinforce:
ments from this direction, the defeat of
Christ. Masgee's man Livsey ought to
be no longer a question, as well as that
of the trimmer Niles,
- A —-—
Harp To Trir.~Our exchanges are
declaring that “the Republican party
must go.” But where shall it go? asks
the Clinton Democrat. Well, if Bob In-
gersoll's idea is correct, it's hard to say
where it shall go.— Centre Reporter.
We want none of your jokes over this
solemn affair. There must be a h—I
hole for such fellows as Brady, Dorsey &
Co., or there is no justice above or below.
The idea of mixing decent people with
such fellows, on any continent, is too re-
diculous for sane men to debate over.
The separation must be complete to be
just.~Clearfield Republican,
si I. MO
For the RerorTER.
Baris, Somenser Co, Pa, Sept. 15
1 was not & little surprised to learn through the
last “Reporter” of the death of my old friend, Mr.
John Hagan, of Farmers Mills, Knowing him for
over eight years as his pastor, and being in & po.
sition to judge of his character, 1 feel constrained
to say A few things concerning him : Father Ha.
gan was of German extraction exceodingly reti.
cent, and simpie as a child, This simplicity of
e r extended to even the minutest details,
His faith was earnest, unshakable awl most beau.
tifil, While the foundations of other and strong.
or men were shaken by the inconsistencies of
Christians and the strides of antiscriptural sci
ence, he stood calm and serene ; first,
this child-like restfullness in the arms of his Heavy.
enly Father. With such & christian department
internally one could look for strong cxternal
manifestations, And these were given. Bickness
alone vacated his seat in the house of God and in
the prayer meetings. The latter service he would
attend going on loot two and three miles eve
Sabbath. No extravagance was heard in his con.
versations. His rule was, “Let your be yea,
a re oan ih apie gh eget {1 Kevew him
think we ean 0.
1 think 1 did, I believe his choice
been to Amaia with ua, at least |
enough to look u the renovated sanctuary
ar On on Father together once more
before Repartin for the havent} gang . Yet
he was pre 0 Say, « will, not mine, be
done.” Exem as a Christian, a citizen, a
and er, he has fallen 10 be
by all who hyw ho, As 1 wh to
the bereay ¥ and
direct them jo he Father of us all, Wis op Lai
whom He . :
eth those WE I
governmens
every
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PHILADELPHIA®
wk Hall grows old only in experience.
ess. Oak Hall is the natural
wy-ground, and the men for the mill, the shop,
farm, and for both men and boys we have the
largest selection for fine dress wear. We
will supply you with all sorts of clothing—
honest, reliable, elegant and REALLY
cheap. The other sorts we do
not keep.
SPRING MILLS
er err
MINGLE, el
p&~The place to buy your best“&%
#@ and cheapest Building Mate-"98
arial is of
Jas. S. Krape & Co.,
____ Spring Mills, Pa,,
who keep all kinds of
FLOORING,
GERMAN, &
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i SPLIT SIDING,
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ISURFACE BOARDS,
WINDOW SASHES,
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BLINDS
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THING WE RECOMMEND.
Anything wanted not ready
will be furnished on short nos
tice.
No 10 Brockerhoff Row.
Bellefonte, P
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS AL-
WAYS KEPT ON HAND.
ENCOURAGING.
_ Having been encouraged by the sendy
increase of business, I have remodeled,
repainted and added to the external as
well as to the internal appearance of my
DUG HOUSE, thereby making it more
attractive to my customers. 1 would now
thank my customers for their liberal pat.
ronage in the past, and solicit a continua
ance of the same, My stock is as near
full as possible, Iam in complete coms
munication with the principal Drug Hou-
ses of New York and Philadelphiaand am
supplied with cuts and price lists, and
anything in my line not kept in stock,
will be sent for at onceand delivered atthe
same prices that it could be bought at if
ou wenl or sent yourself, 1 buy hy
rugs r cash, par no discounts, whic
enables me to sell just us cheap as any othe
er drug store in the co inty, All business
Setwaon dosler and customers stslotly ons
fidential, J.D. MURRAY,
Junzt Contre Hail
SPRING MILLS HOUSE,
On L&T R. R
FINE SUMMER RESORT.
Fina Fishing and Hontin —Roman-
Mountain and Valley ery.
Healthy Locality,
TERME REASONABLE.
J. H. BIBBY ,...... «essesens Proprietor
SPRING MILLS, CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
Tmay ly
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If you want a
BICYCLE, TRICYCLE,
or a VELOCIPEDE,
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REAFER SECTIONS AND
REA
SEND TO
H. B. HART,
No. 811 Arch St,
Phila. Pa.,
for a Price list and Catalogue giving full
description,
ES
ROPE BLOCKS,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS. & =
——AS WELL AS ALL KINDS
ARDWARE 20 MEET THE DE
ANDS IN THIS LINE.
JAS, HARRIS & CO,
July Iv 8
AUPITORS NOTICE ~1n the matter of the ea
tate of Barter 4.
*
Druggists.
¥ » 4 " x BON, }
J 25 GGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa. |
Dealer In
DRUGS, nt
CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY. he
FANCY GOODS, &c|O ;
Purpoten slwazs kep :
$
PRING OPENIN
Haviog completed shelving and fix
ing up my goods, I extend a cordia
invitation to everybody to come and
examine my goods, which consist o
Clothing, Men's Furnishing Goods
Hats and Cape, Boots and Shoes, and
the best assortment of Trunks and
Valises in the county. I haven't $40,«
000.00 worth of goods, I am sorry to
say, but what I have is new and of the
latest styles. I have good goods, and
some cheap goods. I bave some of
the very best make of the celebrated
Rochester goods. I have them to suit
young and old, rich and poor. I will
not boast of what I will do, but if you
give mea call I will doas I always
havedone : treat you fair and honest
and give you the value of your mous
ey, and don’t you forget it.
Isaac ‘Guggenheimer,
In New Addition to Bush's Arcade
BELLEFONTE, PA
P,8.—A full stock of the best Leath
eralwayson hand.
« 9 Cash paid for all kinds of hides
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