TEW OPFNING
N G
THEO, DESCHN
OF THE
~— BELLEFONTE —
CHITIN" YW ORR S
EF
AND HEADQUARTERS FOR
sporting Goods.
ne door below LYON'S STORE,
Bellefonte, where yon flu
1 everything in
PISTOLQ
S
AMMUNITION,
FISHING LINES &
RODS, HOOKS,
and all kinds of
i TACKLE. CANES, FLAGS,
FIRE-WORKS, &e.
OPENED,
DESCHNER'S
FOR YOUR
FISHIN
JUST
SPORTING
Smayim
GOODS
ERR ATi REMEDY
wil of the Wd
AN ALSOLUTE CURE FOR
CATARRH
LA ‘
THs mest stubborn cases yield readily to il
ER 4
1 has pot failed to Care a single eas
i are followed Its suecesd
has t ableand its cures wor
ul. tis essful preparation
narket f CATARKH and the only or
rom an Absolute, Positive Cure.
gully a biossin OR Sue A Trial
that is asked for it. « used, it
commended. Seud for sting
pures
T HEA we
M ALA RI A.
“A POSITIVE CUR? IS ASSURED
{ 5 $0 fer r a cure, Stog
asked for Keo
is a a SPECIFIC
fm d
IN
It i
Lee
Z 1 is all
s alway
aig) f apn
pials of actua
SOR 8 ari SiR
forall «
rives all erupti }
RHEU a ATISM.
SCROFULA.
SKIN ERUPTIONS.
YEXEREAL DISEASES.
DYSPEPSIA.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
FEELING OF LAXNGOUR.
BILIOUSNXESS.
LIVER TROUBLES.
NERYOUS WEAKNESS.
FEMALE WWEAKXESS.
Ketoen's Rexuor (8 1
syed ioine, but a safe and
io taken rely the x
sry of the age. One bot:
ystems and possesses mor
0201 tiles of ordinary
rite for testimonials and othe
ga For sale by druggists generally
PRICE 81.00 A BOTTL E. SIX BOT
YLES FORK $5.00. On receipt of 85.00!
the manufacturers, Samxres F. Ketrea & C
Harrisburg, Pa., six bottles will be sent expre
paid,
CaTARRY
wat ent
pleasant preparaliof
i prepa
x the enti
an a» hal
aration
nat
irtne tb
RUSSIAN
AHELRATIOM
CURE
DOES THE BUSINESS.
Thousands have tried it and found relief. There is
abundant testimony to this point, positive sod nn.
solicited, which should convince the most skeptical,
1f you suffer with Bheumatism, send for a pamphlet
which tells what has been done for others, [tissent
free. To be cured costs only 83.80, for one box
is sufficient for the worst case,
Im HAS NEVER FAILED
MoALLISTESR, wy many years with Hood,
Sonbriaht & Co, now with Wood, Brown & Co,
Phils, = “{'enffered from Hheumatism so
terribly hat 1 eonld hardly walk, was at times
ble to turn my head, I tried the Russian
sumatiem Cure, inside of two weeks I was
completely oursd "
Descriptive pam klet, with testimonials, free,
» additional,
Price 82.50. I" etiad 1 wom,
J
-r Tas Lanes,
One box None G Tomaing
oom the without this
t hy Trado- Mark,
stores, but ran
3 ng sa above,
an Trio elode,
PFAE] LZER BROS. & CO,
vauo23 3 Market Street, Philadelphia,
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
“OF PURE 00D LIVER OIL
hod Hypphospies of Lime & Sa
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
The only oh of COD LIVER O11, that
ean bo taken readily and tolerated for & long time’
by delicate stonachs,
"AND AS A REXEDY FOR NITION
ae par
ay ede oa
__Fon he ALL DAUGGISTS.
SAM JONES’ SERMONS
In the prineteal slthes, with History of His Life;
ard Sermons by Sam Small, his Co laborer,
ONLY ILLUSTRA’ Tr Kh EDITION.
rut remarkable and intensely interusting and
Be g engravings aver seen in A box
[NLY PULL AND CTH ENTIO REITION,
+ hg ah beh fans pver printed, Greats
Snsabon nh ale dak. Promandons dp
¥, hi fra liomk evar heldre NEe AGUNG
Wan PED. Popular iow down prices, Vegite fog
terms; or, Lo secure ey quick, send Th conte hi
stamps for full out
a TANTARD Book C0. |
THE COST OF CRIME. |
MAGNITUDE OF THE BURDEN THE
NATION HAS TO CARRY. |
Statisticss=The Na-
tional Debt and the Estimated Value |
of VicemAdditional Datas=A Yow
Words to the Wise. { r |
Some Comparative
No doubt there are many who think that |
interest in tho eare of the criminal and the |
unfortunate is an idle sentiment, more credit- |
able to the heart than to the head of him who |
feels it, or at least that this is a matter with |
which men in ordinary life bave no concern, |
The growth of a spirit of indifference to the,
whole subject is promoted by our system of |
local self-government and divided authority,
If the budgets for the support of institutions
devoted to the care of these classes could be
consolidated, and the actual amount of the
drain upon the people of the country which
they involve were known, popular interest in
them would receive a sudden impulse. It is]
pitiable to think that humnan nature is 80 gross |
that financial considerations have more weight | ¢
than any other. But inasmuch as dollars and
cents are a universal language, intelligible to |
everybody, we will try to give our readers |
some idea of the magnitude of the burden
which the nation has to carry, by r 1g it
to a money standard.
SOME STARTLING FIGURES
Four hundred and fifty thousand insane,
idiotic, deaf, blind, pauper or criminal in-|
habitants of the United States cost, for their
annual maintenance, probably not on
the average, than $175 each, directly or in-
directly, or let us say $75,000,000 in the ag-
gregate. Seventy-five lion dollars is al
per capita tax of $150 on overy man,
woman and child in America, ‘h we pay
almost without our knowledge. At 8 per
cent. it is the interest on §2,500,000.000. And
what is £2,500,000,000f When the of
18%0 was taken the national debt of the]
nitexd States was $2.120,415,870, The invest
ment in the debt did not equal the perma
pent investement in misfortune and criwo
represented in the returns of the defective
dependent and delinquent classes, i
The total permanent investments bLy the
railroad corporations, including construction,
equipment, lands, bonds, telegraph
lines, wore BS ISLA EE Our inw
ment in crime and nist was about hall
of that in Fallroa is. The smount invested in
railroads is about equivalent to the valuation
the rodducts m
which
ated at $5,500 579,101.
«duciy
loss,
sd
Wik
census
’
SHOCKS By
ete. ,
une
y
of yearly a
reg Ware
manu
apart as |
inal and
$1
8
was
half of
f Boag ¥ 11%
facturers in any
a special fund for
unfortunate,
one all moneys received by
single year to be set
the care of the cris
invested at
rest received woul
r of farm produ
manufactured
9 per cent. We
not be more than suffici
f the fund suggested.
TIONAL DATA.
The assessed valuation of the state of New
York in 1880 was £651,640 (xk), or no greater
than the unt of capital required for the
care of our unfortunates and } The!
of the six New England
52 000.000, All of Ne |
ber mills and her be
10 apo
would
creation
ADDIT
assessed
states was §U
land, with her citi
would not be
1 NOT
priate (o this special 31 rpose, if the cag
tion of this expendi
And ¥
i italizn-
ture Were a necessity
we rel
it their ey
st the men who see the atians are
r os to
estes and ap-|
urther el
ut that
man who poi
ito the cn
must be taken ir
balance struck
that the stoppage of the
the growth of « names of
are, to a large exter
port might prove to be a fresh source of in
come 1x is too remote and ©
Bary, w
it b i But why should studs His pore
over tables of figures on every other subject |
ler heaven and neglect . which lies so
much nearer to the life of - umanity? Is it
nothing, to seek to improve the efclency and!
economy of a necessary bat painful service!
tol labor for the mit! gation of suffering! to
assuage Whore we cannot cure! and to hunt
for means of preventing the spread of the
contagion of grist. rand Record
The Rts as Out West,
. s oof tha Putts
at do you i iw toe fuiu
nts « a 3
alealatic
woaen
m bef
is bet 1 and
Such reasonis
itous: it is vis and with that
mrniasod.
$1
1n
“Wh re of (be
western stock busin
“In the ot
at i resent condacte
0 the badness as it is
got to cease, 1 re-|
as merely the begin. |
ning. tn different my the business will |
take entirely different shapes. Where the |
land is fitted for agriculture the cowmen will
ome dispossessad in the natural course of
things by grangers. In the Bad Lands gras
#z will continue, bat in the course of time |
the great ranchen will break up, becanse small
ranches fenced in, with 200 or 300 eattle, can
be managed more economically. 5 present
the branding iron and the cowboy are the
forces, but they must go. 1 believe that my
section, including the largest part of Mon
tana and Wyoming and the western strip of
Dakota, will bear the same relations to this
country that Hungary does to Europe
Throughout that region a granger cannot
subsist except on irrigated lands along the
river, and to pormit these settlement? will
turn the entire country sway from the rivers
inso a desort. But the cry in the east against
the cattle kings is just & nonsensical as the
western ory against the gold bugs, 1 can
anly speak from what 1 have seen | but where
I am there Is no fencing In or jumping the
public domain. The cowmen are simply
pioneers who dare go into a wilder country
aad face greater dangers from the Indians
than any other class. They pave the way of
civilization, and in the region where I am lo-
cated there {3 no objection to sottiers follow.
ing in thelr wake "Interview with Theo-
dore Roosevelt,
Wirse: ©
f
xd h
gard the presont syste
sect]
bee
Sarah Reraimrdts Yeiynh at Ria,
‘fhe Rig journals describe Barah Bernhardt
first performance in “Fedora” as surpassing
anything ever witnessed in that city. The
avernge price of sonts was $3. The elite of
the Brazilian capital thronged the vast theatre
of San Pedro d'Alcantara aud numbers were
unable to gain admisdon, A detachment of
military had to be placed at the doors of the
theatre to keep back the throngs that gather.
ed around the build Barah, inspired by
the puchiumiaam she created surphessl ab
hoy former efforts. Bho was. called, recalled,
and acclaimed bythe entire assembly, and the
ay Dom Pedro, who with lily family at
ded the i formance, went forward and
ows atalated the great artiste fn person,
«Culcago Tihoos,
The Portals Openod at Last,
The sartaly of Hw tah Acibuny a
Bolaooeh hove hh Just Gove open to D
Lio na ai bo was elected a saber
a4 rooun’, mudi in the Siction of medicine
nd surgery. —Chicago Times,
“CARP'S” PICTURE OF BUTLER.
‘A Queer Looking Old Fellowwilis Phys.
fognomy=Ectentric Dress,
I saw Ben Butler in the Capitol today.
|W hat a queer old fellow he is. He is about
{five feet ten inches tall and he weighs 2756
{ pounds, He waddles about like an old WO
| man, and the skirts of his black coat fly out
from his fat form so as to strengthen this
illusion. He has a very large neck and his
reminding you some-
what of a frog. Ho has a big head with a
forehead high and broad. Below this his
{eyes with fat lids peep out through narrow
I glits of openings, and the trouble about thom
| is that you can’t tell whether they are looking
at you or not.
Ben Butler's face is very full and his
plexion is fair. He has a clean look
him, and evidently takes a bath every
ling.
Come-
morn
grown gray. It is merely the shadow of
mustache and looks like a streak of «il
paint across the
The top of Butler's head is bald, but he
has a fringe of fh iron-gray
ing down upon his neck. He dresses eccentri
02
He
courts notoriety by means of his dress
ugliest men in tho United States,
Ben Butler had on t
ored felt,
side of which
afternoon
silk.
to the top of this light felt hat,
striking,
© linen shirt, tu
and a suit of the finest bl
wed in patent leath
very
GRE Was aw
collar,
cloth,
ack broad
His feet were
nd he carried a
On the lappel of his ox
of beautiful roses, and he
though he hb ad just jum
— Frank G. Carpan
ers, a
club,
ped f rom a band box,
ter in Cleveland Leader,
Relies of the*Great Tragedy.
1 saw the other day two of the most ot
and interesting relics of the greatest trag
in American t They aro the
with Booth shot
dagger he held ind
eapxd from the box to tl
thet LH “Rio
erying,
wy relios
ne O of thy
and with them is the bull
woln dows The pis
je
are
great de
Preserve i
artments «
bureau of
government
struc)
f +}
i i ue
Mats Carpenter's Vast Plea.
sw days before
hier of a w
he gave a lst t
cital; of her father's diss
of his country ; of the ch
the eldest, for enc
might keep the little ones at
| thet all the co
Prom his generous
: at A :
left that dying ba
forts of a
put 4 Yop
heart be
partn
reconsigeratic
n #0
Ah
vices on aa
Judgme
t with
warm upon his lips
One Bright Morning in December,
gave Bla nley §
tie of Franl
1864, Food in
Sherman had,
vested Atlanta
{investments were son
the distan
threo miles, ac
the ground.
“Ome bri
tho days of fog and §
federate officers, in gay uniforms and accom
panied by a band, rode jauntily ont in front
of the irtrenchments along the Granny White
pike, and, taking a conspicuous position over-
looking the walle cL Ween
wore apparently en joying :
band meanwhile playing, "Who's Does
Hines I've Been Gone? They made a splon
did target, and the t Anptats ME WAS 100 SLronig
for an officer of the Sixth Ohio batt,
Carcfully training a section of his
the picnickers, he gave the order to lire,
Boom! boom! When the reverborations dix
away and the smoke lifted the music had
censod, and the Confederate gfficers, ondortics,
and musicians could be seen scampering in all
directions {for ouvesy, Tho pale smoke lazily
rising {rong the exploded shells on the exact
spot where they had beon jubilating but a
few moments before told the story. Inter
Ocean “'C urbstone Crayons”
Cron
many
That §
y het wos 0 i:
ding to the «
ght moming in Decom
« B Cava
tie two |i :
thamselves, the
%t
ere
Acilve Principle of Cod Liver Oil,
The active principle of ead Hyver oil, of lo
which it forms (rer) 13g ta dé per cent, has
been of tatned oy br, Lafarge, of Paris,
and i said to have given excellent results
when used in place of the crude oil, Thorube
stasice 1s called morrhuol, and contains
twelve times as mach fodine, bromine aad
phosphorus as the original oll, with none of
the fat. Arkansaw Travelor,
a. immeiiis
Tubsreniosls antl gphoid fever aro the,
predominant divensos and canses of death bn
the French army,
Rm “a
ih costs swenty-five — 0 get a viow of |
tho inside of the Lincoln monument of
Bpoingficld,
By vermding others we sonvince our
selves, —Junius,
»
© TIMES OUT OF 10
Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil
CURES
Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
89 TIMES OUT OF 100
Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Qil
CURES
A Cold or a Hoarseness.
{9 TIMES OUT OF 20
Dr.
Thomas’ Eclectric Oil
CURES
Asthma and Diphtheria,
49 TIMES OUT OF 50
Thomas’ Eclectric Oil
CURES
SISup an. Aflections of the Throat
Price 50 cents and $1.00,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
prs NSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEGE,
Koxt Term beg! 1884
his institution is located fn one
penutiful aud healthy spots of the
gheny region 10 both se Xe 8,
ers the following Courses of Bludy ©
1 A Full Belentific Course of Four Years,
A Full Latin Hcleptific Course,
The following ADVANCED
Iwo years LOW
is January b,
of the wm
en tire A
and
It is open
COU nooks, ©
each, fol
of the General Scientific Course (a) AGRI
CULTURE: (b) BATURAL HIETORY ; (c)
CHEMIBTRY AND PHYSICS; (d) (
EERING,
un Chemistry,
CHAN
with stuqy.
LWO Years)
Young Ladies,
1 parstory Course,
KEES
jual students,
Bp ECIAL COU are arranged Lo meet
low i i
wry? Merion very on free. Young
# under charge of com Liady Principal
yr Latlalogues, or other i uformation, Address
GEV. W. ATHERTON, Presider
Blale College, Cents
. ¢ Co.,
s on file in Philadelphia
Rowspaper Adver-
Agepcy of Messrs,
sUborized agents
for In
“Castorial
{ recon
mown tox me."
1 80 well adapien
Tis 48 superior to
IL A. Arcana
1 Eo. Oxford £4, Brookiya, }
“Aral
deve fo
sO 8 of Harris, twp,
hein
iv The final aooour
r of, &o,
Ads
of Poller
Yranek
ate of
tofW. J. Th mpson
of Robert Lee, late
account of Hon
win! strator of, &c, of James
LAwWD, detense 1
21 First and final er 8 of Das
Guardian of Hatt I Laut ch,
lover, in i i of Jacob Lat
amine!
lover,
wok
1 accout
&0, of Wm
ewed
The acount of San
fevers Adm SstTators « {, &t
p, det
M4 Th atnvel F Is
ohn
© are Unt of 8 ler, one of the
istrators of Meyers, inate of Harris
township. deceased, for proceeds of Real Estate
under order of the court
oH moll
non cum tester
te of Harris tw
uot of H R Cartin,
Wte of
KOO00 phart Adn
nio ANN
, Chea
W
deed
27 The final account of 8 A
of Eliza W Woods,
Woods, Executor
late of Gregg twp, decd
JAS, A McCLAIN,
Register,
VE.
.
BUBKLEN'S ARNICA SA
The Lest salve in the world for culs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappe d hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, oi OBI
tively cures piles, or no pay re, It
is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
movey refanded, Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by all druggists. dangly
BE a a
Pelle r, Berofala wd Brysipelas
cured for 25 cents. Dr. Smith's Salve,
At druggists, No patent remedy.
-
over PR OCLAMATION
Whereas. the Hon. A. 0. Furst, President of
the Uonrtof Uommon Pleas of the doh Judicial Dis
Ham consisting of the counties of Centre and
Juni on, and the Hen. Jas KR. Smith and the
Tos, Obester Munson Assoe, Judges in Centre couns
uw aving jsssued thelr precept. bearing date 33th ds
aly , 199, to me directed, for Hold ni» Court o
Sa and Torminer and General Jail Delivery and
Quarter Sessions of the Pesce in Bellefonte, for the
Mond of Petite, and halo the S2r aa . Yodrth
onday of Angust next, balng the yo ue
1534, and to sontinae Mitte woo Aloe 13 hereby
given to the Coroner, J uations of Foicy
and Constables of saidcoanty of Centre, Alber be
then and there in hate rove ne, ab ook
in the fornoon of wit their records, ingul
Siyions pap le hy “their own remembrances,
to do those things which to their office aposriaine to
he dono, and those who sre bound in recognizances to
raseatte Jpninat nat the prisoners that wreorshall be be in
jail oF tre oounty, be then and there to prose
© oN Pe them as shall be joss,
Gitven under cay hand, at Rellafonte, the Ind day
of 2 neue in Lhe yenr of our Lord 189, snd the one
‘hundred and tenth " of the Independenie o
Vie United States, SMILES WALKER, Bhi
a -
We occasionally Lear the reports
lof guns in the woods nesr town, The
| Vent remedy wonld be to have the gaity
patties arrested und the law applied w
i a
Comet inant
PA, FAs
and pr
giecD,
H
peg ng
WCB OT
SpE yo
“kh aA Ak
ia, SA A i
Cards— Atlorneys
second floor of Furst's
con sulted in Et IF Ue riban. Tw’
i Atl srney-ais Law
ne promily made
’
TE}
u :
Leaving
wi
Hotels.
H | HOUSE.
Wy. Teller, pr
Pa. opecial at
12 i
ih, rielor, YC 10
t
} .
ention given Lo
junelby
foute,
Th ta ¢ WIA) Bi lind
iu
anu
i Coulnly
aud
Li
Deas,
¥ one velit a nal
BROCKERHOFF HOU BE,
ALLEGHENY »T,, BEL LEVONT E, FA
(3. Gr. MOMILLEN, Yrop'r.
(rood 2 Dample Kuows on First Fi 00T.
We © Ton
SueCing [ales 10
Huss Lo al nil Lrnine
G6 Turors
Pdtuin
willhiersyvse »
(ents HALL HOTE bh
D. J.
MEYER, Prop'r.
FOR BUMMER
BOARDERS AND TRANSIKNY
CUBTUM.
Leattny locality, pore
sarronnded by Loest
in slate, Bchools
nveuient, Lerms very
16aug §
Good T
mountain water,
balural scenery
aud churches «
reasonable,
Fy
8. WOOD
a Fs)
apie,
Lhe
’ MAVEN, PA
8 CALDWELL, Proprietor,
Terme reasonable. Good sample rooms
on first tioor,
AMERON HOUSE,
LEWISBURG, PEN] A
STETTLER & CODER
SPECIAL BATES TO ( OMMES { TAL
ERS OVER SUNDAY.
Good Livery attached. Free Buss to and from
all train. nd
T FRENCH'S HOTEL.
City Hall Equare, . « New York.
Opposite Clty Hall and the Post Office,
This Hotel ix one of the most complete in its ap.
sintments and fumitore of ANY HOUSE in New
Cork City and is conducted on the
nn SUROVEAN PLAN ese
Rooms only One Dollar pe day. Hall minute's
walk from Brooklyn Bridge and Elevated BR, R*
All lines of oars pass the door, Most convenient
Hotel in New York for Merchants to stop at. Din:
ing Rooms, Oafes and Lunch Counter replete
with all the luxuries at moderate prices, junly
1 rietors
TRAYEL
Jd. D. MURRAY,
Centre Hall, Pa,
Dealer in DRUGS, popular Patent Medickoes
Whiskey, Brandy, Wine, and Holland Gin kept
and sid for me icinal purposes ouly. Hiore 0
very day inthe week. ” 3 on
Dentists...
RU W, HOSTERMAN,
Dentist, Centre Wall,
Residence on Main ereet, Office on
24 floor of Harper & Kreamer's store
building Will give satisfaction in oll
branches nf his profession, Fiber ade
ministered. Hdapr
Aw. Arte bp Lad De
Ko.
D Drontiet, MilThoim, Offers his
professional serviess to the public. Hei
prepared Wo pattorm all operations in the
dental professing He ie now fully
pared Lo axtract Leoth absolutely 3
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD — (Phisdciph!
aud Erig Division)—on and after May 20, ives,
Wie WARD,
ERIE MAIL leaves Fhiladeiphin.. coed) 20 p Ia
Harrisburg 8 90 nm
MODLBIAOM «vssrsessee 50 8 30
Williamsport
Jersey Bhore
Lock Hav
” Benovo,
a arr at Krie....
. bispm
{ EXPLESS lenves Philade
45am
slam
ih 3 & Ji
AZ pm
740 8m
arr at Lot K Haven
Harrisburg
Montandon .
arr at Willlsmaport.... 250 pm
. Lock Haven 84pm
HEBOVO csrrsser ene $50 P In
» pm
14am
Lock Haven
Lenovo
sunday Trali
MAI L leaves Phiisdeph
Har] sburg.. us
-~ . Montandou
Willlssosport
Lock Haver
TTIvVes Banuovo
EABTWARI
loaves Lock Haven
JETHK
arr at
v4 en
aan
20pm
ii 5
eam
7508
5 40 BIG
Lean
oo) 6B
ym
LB
y Bi
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spa
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CHEMIC ALS
PERFUM ERY,
FANCY GOOI
quors § r ©
18. &«
edicw
Pure
purposes always
xr
Wines
r 4 Middle-aged Men fe Cofers
shud Siar wn sinest life 2 Oo
" i Fe schol
rod nip s40, pa
* Beury Coleman, Pris... Bera
we pra hed on
ive, Prog
Ask your Grocer for it. Wm, Dreydoppol Mir,
2:08 Xorth Front Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SepeLs!” | -. FHINGLEQ
AND ses
FART 1MPLE] MENTS
derdiened
sufscture of
un
the mm
we ALL
weenGRADES OF SHINGLES, sass
in
at the mill at M*'Cool's crossing,
near Spring Mills, Also has
opened a ware rooin st Spring
Mills for the sale of ail kindsof
Farm Implements
and Is agent for the WALTER A.
WOOL BINDER, and desler in Binder Twine
Bargains offered in Shingles and Im.
Pepng. Call and see
WAM. F, KRUMRINE,
28aprim Spring Mills Mills
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
White and red wheat, o | shelled corn
oats and barley wan the Centre
Hall Roller Mill—for which the highest
market prices will be ra’d, Gra
on storage.
T. ELMO HOTEL,
. 817 & 819 Arch Strocts Pailadaiphin,
Teduced wo $2.00 ho
rates to rank Je
traveling public will sui find at this Hoe
tol the same liberal for their
samiare. a is lotat Pin the the Imad
ocontres usiness an amuses
ment and different i as well
an All | parte ofthe city, are easily accessible
hy Street Cars eonMiaMtly passing the
doors. Lt oilers speci inducements
1 the @ visting tha city for business or
Pew we pectiully sol
re
v Flablty Eroprinar;