A SO lH SA SI: 9 TIMES QUT OF 10 Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil CURES Rheumatism and Neuralgia, $9 TIMES OUT OF 100 Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Qil CURES A Cold or a Hoarseness. i9 TIMES OUT OF 20 Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Qil CURES Asthma and Diphtheria, <9 TIMES OUT OF 50 Thomas’ Eclectric 0il CURES Slow an. Affections of the Throat. Price 50 cents and $1.00. SOLD EVERYWHERE. FAGTS vs. PREJUDICE Prejudice is hard to combat, It cannot be overcome in a day. More than likely it wasn't formed hastily. Indeed it may have been gradually strengthening its hold for years, Forinstance, some folks believe Rheumatism cannot be cured, Their father believed so before them, So did their grandfathers: Now, RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED, notwithstanding this prejudice, but the trouble is to make people think so. The only way we know to meet popular un- belief is to state the PLAIN FACTS, and then present the POSITIVE PROOFS that they are facts, It is a fact that the RUSSIAN RHEUMATISM CURE not only relieves but banishes Rheumatic Pain. There is positive proof of it too. It comes from those who have suffered untold agony with Rheumatism and have been com- pletely cured by this remedy, All who have tried it have had this experience, Some of them permit us to print their testimony. It makes quite a Jittle book, which we send free toany who are interested enough to ask forit, A complete Russian Rheumatism Cure, costs $2.50. If mailed, 10c. additional, If registered, 10¢, more. You'll neverneed but one, so the price isn’t high. Who wouldn't give $2.50 to get rid of Rheumatism 2? As yet it cannot be found at the stores, but can be had only by enclosing the amount as above, and addressing the American Proprietors, PFAELZER BROS. & CO, 81g & 821 Market St,, Philadelphia, B@F™ You must now make your mon- ey out of the Barn and Poultry yard, with the LEHIGH CATTLE POWDER, to purify the Blood and cleanse the Sys- tem, thereby prevent and cure disease in Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poultry. DUVOY'S HORSE & MULE POW. DER, for all diseases of the Blood, Mus- cles and Nervous System, and save the 37 to 50 per cent. of food lost as indigest- ed, in the ordinary way of feeding. FARMER'S UNION CATTLE POW- DER, in 7 lv. bags, for dairy use; to ins crease quantity and quality of Milk, Fat, Butter, Flesh and Eggs, and to give nature such ingredients as it needs to yield the largest profits, DAIRY-MEN'S CATTLE POWDER, (for the same use asthe Farmer's Union,) in 5 Ib. bags, for 50 Cents per bag, The GAMBRINUS PULVER, Liver Remedy, JAPANESE CORN CURE, for Corns and Bunions. JNION ROACH, RA1, MICE and ANT EXTERMINATOR, Neve er Fails. DAIRY, POULTRY and DOC- TOR BOOKS, with Goods Free. For sale by J. D. Murray, Centre Hall #untm. FOR SALE. A new two-story dwelling house and lot with good stable near the railroad. If desired the purchaser can have one or more acres of ground } mile east of sta tion. Also, building lots | mile east of Cen~ tre Hall station, prices $756 to $125 per lot, on easy terms. Apply to Freon Kuntz. tf a FIST PREM, : , ~ Xe EE TR —" +o 2) PHILAGA 196. NO rand Prize Metal, ae en i # SO Ark sour Grocer for It, Wn, Dreydoppel Mir, #5 North Frout Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. SELLERS ry 5 LNA T CURES HS.COLDS G TROUBLES BY ALL 25 CTS. ASITE Da. Lomser’s Brood SEARCHER Makes 8 LOVELY COMPLEXION, Isa BPLENDID TONIO and cures CANCER, BOIS, PIMPLES, ! } MER. CURIAL and all BLOOD DISEASES, Sold by your Druggist, Sellers Medicine Cou, Pittsburg, Pa. Yad Frere THE WEEK'S SUMMARY. Henry Peters, an important witness in the Des Moines, la., murder case, has been miss ing, and a decomposed body found is thought to be his. He was put out of the way to pre- vent him telling tales, Charles H. Waterman has been nominated for mayor of New York by the American party, a resurrection of Knownothingism, Col. Bob Ingersoll is reported to be in favor of the election of Henry George for mayor of New York. T. F. Colbert, a young man who had been taken from the almshouse, adopted and edu- cated by a wealthy Connecticut farmer, re- turned the kindness by robbing his bene- factor, A young man in Chicago has become insane over a bogus extra announcing the death of Queen Victoria. RA 0 wo e's as United Btates district attorney for the northern district of New York, Jay Gould has ordered 4,000 or 5,000 new cars for his southwestern roads, including 150 passenger cars and 100 locomotives. SEES Two Pullman passenger cars were mys teriously burned on a side track on the Grand Trunk railway at Chicago. Senator John Bherman says if Mr. Blaine wants the nomination for the presidency in 1888 he thinks he can get it. Mrs. Edward Parsons attacked her husband at a ball at Lyndhurst, N, J,, and cut his nose off with a broken bottle, Bhe went to jail and he to a hospital, Rev, Jon Adams, of New York, died in a pulpit in North Wales of heart disoase. Lieut. John Schon, of tbe United States army, went from Dakota to Louisville to marry Miss Marie Allen and found her mar- ried to her “other feller.” Mr. Hewitt, candidate for mayor in New The board of visitors of Andover Theologi- cal seminary has decided that it has authority to try its professors for their alleged heresy. Steps have been inaugurated in Boston to | consolidate the two great corporations-—the | Atlantic and Pacific cotton mills, By the stupidity of a druggist at Lawrence, Mass. , a young girl was killed by a dose of | eighty-eight grains of podophyllin, In consequence of the mass of testimony taken at the trial, a copy of which has not yet been completed, the hearing in the case of the murderer Maxwell and the Chinese “highbinders” will not take place until New Year's Day. | The Canadian cabinet has decided that the death sentence on Sproule must be executed at Victoria, B. C., on the 20th inst, President Cleveland sent $10 to help repair a colored people's church in Charleston, Three men have been condemned to death at Lytton, B. C., for the murder of William Dillman, of Minneapolis. France ring "large quantities of pine seeds in Vermont for the renewal of their forests. 0 and Germany are secu The entire stable of the Morton in New prices were fetched. late Maj. Thomas was sold York and good William Clark, of Newark, N. J., termined to build a yacht to match the Gala tea for racing purposes, i The Association baseball clubs have won a majority of games from the National league! in the series of exhibition games since the championship season closed. The Case School of Applied Sciences at Cleveland was burned, causing a total loss of £200,000, Insurance about half, Abraham which was presented to him soon after his inauguration, has been presented by Robert Lincoln to “Lincoln Memorial” church at Chicago began to advocate a twenty years’ term for the president of Mexico, or a return to the dictatorship, with Diaz at the head. who claims to have seen a freshly shaven man acting nervously had a large amount of money in a sachel, and it is sus- pected that this was the man who robbed the Adams Express company's agent of $30,000 on a train. James M. Hampton, of Craig, Neb., pro- prietor of a temperance billiard hall, was accused of selling bitters, and a mob went to him, when he shot himself dead through fear of rough treatment, Miss Bose tire who capture Elizabeth Cleveland did not re from Literary Life because of poor Lealth, as previously reported, but because sie did not consent to be a figurehead. The locomotive engineers in session at New Yok reelected their officers of last year Chief Arthur at the head of the order. A yrocery gerk named Rudolph Lange was burned to death in New Haven by a kerosene lamp falling on him and the spilled oil taking fire. One of the prisoners for blo Hall's baun, at Monson, Me. , confesses that he did it for revenge, A large woolen factory at Olneyville, R. I, is being prosecuted for $45,000 penalties for with wing up Dr. ing the labor. The corporation of Yale has directed the use of the term ‘Yale University” hereafter, instead of college, A young bridegroom who married without the consent of his mother-in: law was nearly killed by the bride's family in Boston, in a wrangle over a game of cards at Louis ville was knocked on the hea d and killed. Two men named Page snd Moore, sus pected of the murder of James N. Hamilton, ex-sheriff of Searcy courgy, Ark, were taken from their custodians and hanged by a mob. The Woman's Christian Temperance union declared by a decisive vote in favor of aiding the Prohibition party. while temporarily insane, killi<l his wife with an axe, A breach of promise suit at Reading, Pa., was settled by the defendant giving the blighted widow a grocery store, The Catholic conference at Baltimore dis patched a lotter to the pope with plans for the organization of the Washington uni versity, It has been decided to hold the general elections in Canada before the end of the year. The friends of Father Mogyorosi, 8a pro- fessor of St. Bonaventure’s Franciscan col- prised at receiving cards from Boston announcing his marriage. The bride issup- posed to be a Miss Clare, of New ark. The last of the passengers of the long de- layed steamer Anchoria have arr'ved at New York on the Ethiopia from St. Johns and were warmly greeted by their kins, neople, The brig John Sherwood, Capt Price, from Portland, Me, for Philadelphis, went ashore near Chadwicks, N, J., and be ame a total wreck. The crew were saved. The newspaper United Ireland, tells Irish tenants that the time for patient end: uw ance having passed, they ought to stand up and fight hard, “hitting from the shoulder,” In the meantime, a large number of landl Oras in West Clare have made reductions in t heir rents, Bradley's embezzlement from the Pullin wn Car company, which included the shops at Detroit as well as Chicago, now is found to exceed $100,000, An explosion of firedanp in a collier ¥ near Scranton injured ten men. Fortunately, owing to precautions previously taken, the other 240 men escaped uninjured. The monster lumber raft, which for so long stuck on the ways at Three Rivers, Is now in a fair way of being launched, The fact that the residence of William Pope, at Flat Rock, Knox « wTenn., had but one door led to the loss of eight Yves when the house caught fire and burned, A now discovery of law the OTs OT Tae So uli J She a new trial. The conference of arch s in B althno © Is said to have resulted in the ment of fundamental York city, declined to permit a straw taker to poll the workmen in his New Jersey fron works, The Brooklyn bridge took $2,861 in fares on Bartholdi day, The Cunard steamer Pavona went aground near Duxbury, Mass, in a heavy fog. She was afterward floated and put back to Bos ton, Postmaster Tyler, at Greenfleld, Mass, who offered to contribute to the Democratic had been asked to withdraw as Republican candidate for sheriff on that account, has been forgiven and will stand for election. Rhode Island, Oregon, Alabama, Arkan- sas, Vermont, Maine and Georgia have held state elections this fall. Four Democratic Seventeen states will elect gov- Of these, nine have] ernors next Toesday. I public an governors, Senior } is, one of the men injured by a » falling, has died of his in-} , t sabiten] delegate from Califor. | opal convention, died at aj heart disease, juries, Thomas Walsl ¢ Adams express by the rob- | now foot up $100,000, and | my swell the amount, nts have been expelled from El} MALE lege in Indiana for witnessing *‘Rich-} ard III The St. Cloud Presbyterian church at West | « N. J., has put up a bandsome me | B. McClellan, i ulators in London have been warned! | against cortain gold mine shares representing in Queensland, Itis feared that, il follow the announcement, i Biake, leader of the Canadian claimed to have information that par-} sunt is to be dissolved immediately, ! passenger and two) on the Central Ver No ond i Missouri refused a] mandamus to compel the Republican central committee of St. Louis to place the name of an ousted candidate upon the city ticket. | The steamer Lake Huron was wrecked near | i Quebec, ! } Mrs Abbott, a widow lady aged 70 years! residing on a farm at Chantrey, Unt., was gored to death by a bull George Bex alleged ore a panic w i oppo | trains-—-one “were wrecked ad Three at Gassets station, me court of William CC. gineer, was shot and killed in a saloon at | East St. Louis, by Edward Blake, the pro prietor. I. M. Waren, of Pame N. Y., while driving over a crossing the Rome, Watert and Ogdensburg railroad was struck by an engine and killed. lia, Four Corners, on wn i All the Chicago packing houses returned to the ten hour schedule today. Wages were increased slig ! Samuel Leff | eriticises the action of Messrs. Powderly and | Litchman at Richmond. | lockout in the kpitting mills in the Mohawk { valley {| The | forbidden by Governor McEnery of Louisi- ana. | Grain receipts by lake at Buffalo for the | current season make a total of more than | 82,000,000 bushels, being slightly over 50 per in advance of 1885 i cent drowned in the wreck of the schooner Mary i Brown off the Newfoundland const. At Shelbyville, lls, a woman supposed to | have been hired by liquor men, attempted t« | murder the wife of Rev. J. 1. Dantsitt, con | ductor of a Prohibition journal | Mr. Henry Bergh is the victor in the suit to set aside the probate of the will of Miss | Welton, which gives his society $150,000, Two men who had clung forffour hours to their capsized boat at Cape May, N. J., were | two brave yachismen. Near Mount Holly, N. J., footpads stopped an express messenger and his companion. They robbed the latter, but the express mes- | senger escaped. The New York Underground Telegraph | company seized Broadway for the purpose of | constructing an electric subway in defiance of the subway commission, claiming a vested right in every stre#t and avenue in the city The general superintendent and one laborer | were arrested for tearing up the street with. | out a proper permit, and an interesting legal fight is begun, Mr. James OG. Blaine addressed two mest ings in Newark, in connection with the New | Jersey state election. He spoke at Stella { hall and at the rink! chiefly on the tariff. At the latter place 8,000 persons were | present. General Markets. New Youx, Oct. 8 -FLOUR-Closad steady; Pwinter wheat extra, $2.00@5; Minnesota exirs, 82.005: city mill extra, $440@4.50, for West Indies: Ohio extra, $2.60@4.73. Southern Flour | elosed dull, but steady; common fo choice extra, iss m@s { WHEAT- Options were dull and irregular, {closing generally W@Se. lower. pot lots wer quiet, closing lc. lower, Spot sales of No. 1 red state at 88c.; No 2 do. 84ige.; No. 2 red Winter: We. ; No. 3 do., 8c. ; ungraded red, 4 No, red winter, Nov, SPGG Se. ; LDR Ba Boge © do. Jan, STG Te. |" CORN-—Options were strong and closed 14@ Meo. ‘niger. Spot lots closed dull and unchanged. sales of No. 2 mixed, afloat, at 46¢.; un , ke. ; No. 2 mixed, Nov, $590. do. so, 4730. do. Jan, 8c; do. May, Bie, OATE-Options were active and | fire, closing 14@ Me. higher for the day, Spot {lots closed 3ge. bigher, and strong. Spot sales of No. 1 white state at Se; No. 2 do, 86c.; No. 2 mized, Nov, 580. ; do. Deo, S54@ 300. RYE--Quist: state, 5I@c,; western, WHE. BARLEY -- Neminal. PORK Dull; new mens, $1010.50, + LARD-COlosed 1 cash, $6.10; Nov., $0.08 @ $10; Deo, $6.14@0.16, 1 UTTER and nominal; state, 17@%8e.; wes tern, 129%. i TEESE Steady; state, 9@113%o.; western, dpot principles of the K nights af SUNSET COX RESIGNS, Ie Prefers to go to Congress Rather Than Heturn to Tarkey. Wasmixaron, Oct. 21. Minister Cox had an interview with Minister Bayard yesterday during which the secretary expressed his en- tire satisfaction with the present status of affairs between this government and that of Turkey, and said that it would be arranged 80 that Mr. Cox need not return to Turkey if desirous of resigning at once. Mr, Cox said it was his desire to formally tender his resig- nation immediately upon accepting the con- gressional nomination. He went to New York today to meet the committee which has been appointed to notify him of his con. gressional nomination. A CONGRESSMAN DEYIED. Editor Keys Throws Down to Mr. Pldeock. Newton, N. J, Oct the editor of The the least frightened by gressman Pidcock respecting agresnent to buy gates at $100 a delegate, a fa appeared in last week's Herald. Nor is Mr Keys alarmed at the threat of Con Pideock to have him arrested for criminal libel and sued for civil libel. In to-morrow’s Herald will appear Mr, Pideock’s denial and the following comment: “In reply to all this, we have simply to say that the original boars the genuine signature of J. N. Pidoock; that we have the original in our possession, and further than that, we are ready to answer to any suit, civil or erim- inal, that Mr. Pideock may institute against us. We shall be more than rised to sew and hear Mr. Pideock attempt under oath to deny the same and his signature thereto in a court of justice.” the Gauntlet New aid, 18 not denial of Con the alleged $s gy y - the Bussex count Lressinan The Viddling Stateam NasuviLre, Oct. 10 ~The candidates for through here yesterday «en. Tavior brothers, vernor of this state, passed much better long journe hey sti Ti t nds with thelr Add! ing tain their fri A Well Connected Englishman. Hovesrox, Tex, Oct. 25 Oi night last a wealthy and highly Wednesday niece bail attempted Imme- rigked for m wi ing from Ma: suicide by Jt diately on striki belp, and was (shed out by cit passing by. He was taken to th He was completely prostrated and his mind | became deranged. He | since | typhoid feves § — . Logan on the Stamp. Rroxve, Ia, Oct 22. -~-Fenat Ls a meeting here veslerday of } lis presenon managers, wh sage of the senator's visit to the Quincey « bration. The tarifl, pension veloes publican rule as compared with the 24 | cratic administration were the prin i jos bandied by the senator hester, England y Were es hospits Was san ad DORTY ured by y took {rewed HK po a Fans ; we Hepubli wi an mivan : ls. Ra Dams and nal pal The Loyal Legion. PuiLapzirnia, Oct 21 Ex- Presid Hayes presided over the annual encan jof the Loyal legion here Yesterday | Sheridan was elected commandor-in-shi flill the vacancy cansed by © Hancock. Rev. H. Clay Tr chaplain to fill a vacancy. wr officers hold over, be session was occupied in row ST ni 1pncnt Gen Lief, to ath of Gon i +3 i wae og WHE COMMANDER IN-CHIEP. ting business, Cen. Bheridan arrived in time to be present nt the banquet tendered to the legion by the Pennsylvania commandery last night. He made a short speech, and Mr, Hayes, Gen, Schofield, Gen, Cochrane and others spoke, Gladstone In 8 Wasp's Nest, Loxpox, Det 25, Mr, Gladstone, Bui engaged in felling a tree at WAI on Saturday, unconsciously disturbed a wasp's nest. The enraged insects attacked the ex- premier and stung him badly about the head and face, which are swollen to balloon like Mr. Gladstone is, consequently, unable to be out. Apiuive ws Rulloand Ao dan. ; New One Oot. BW. ~A train on ho douisville. and: Rashvite: railroad troops and Apache dlians, was ditched near Rigoleta It is reported that no one was hurt, The Binkley House Burned, Sngnmay, Tex., Ott, 22.-The A SH A SWIKDLER does not refer possible purchasers to his victims, The Athlophoros Co, gladly re- fers sufferers from rhienmatism, neuralgia, sciatica, nervous or sick headache, kidney and liver complaints to those who have been cured of these diseases by Athlophoros, and will furnish names and addresses of many such persons to those desiring then lophoros is the only remedy for thos wip eases that can stand such a test, A. L. Thomas, Cuba, N. Y., saye: “My gon, J. M. Thomas, had been suffering from rheumatism for several months. Athlopho- ros relieved him of the pain, and reduced the swelling of the joints, and the lameness entirely disappeared. 1 have seen those having neuralgia cured by taking one dose.” A. Beard, Mt. Kisco, N.Y, says: “I have been troubled for some time with sciatica and rheomatism, brought on by working in a damp place. 1 could find no remedy in medicine 1 was using, until I tried a bottle of Athlophoros, which gave we immediate relief.” Mrs. Alfred Thurston, 42 North Main Btreet, Wilkesbarre, Pa, says: “1 am not troubled with rheumatism now, since using Athlophoros, 1 believe, should it in any case fail to relieve and permanently cure, ee . Cards—Attorneys 171. BrancLER, C.F. Hawes PARGLER & HEWES S ATPIORREYS-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO., PENNA, finecial attention to collections ; practice in alt the courts; Consultation in German and English Joux KLINE, a : ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFORTE, PA iis on second floor of Furst's new vallding wor bi of Oonrt House, Can be consulted in English or German. 7m’y54 OHN F. POTTER, Attorney-ssLaw Collections promtly made and Willdraw u and have scknowledged Deeds, Mortgas bonds &c. Bellefonte, Pa. JH. ORVIS: CM. BOWER E L.OKvVi8 § ad BOWER & ORVIS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE. PA oppoeite the Court House, on 24 ficor of Office y ding. 2ljan 85 Furst'st ¥. FORTNEY . rottA ey-ut~law, Otlice in old Corard builaging. Hotels. UsH HOUBE, W. BR. Teller, proprietor, Belie« ess——_——-— the canse would be thatthe directions were not faithfully followed.” J. J. Bavitz, Nazareth, Pa, says: “I gave two bottles of Athlophoros to my sister, and she has entirely recovered. She wasafllicted with inflammatory rheumatism and St, Vitus’ dance, and although we had two of the best doctors, she gradually grew worse. She would scream from pain night and day, 1 heartily recommend it. Every druggist should keep Athlophoros and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can- not be bought of the druggist the Athlo- phoros Co., 112 'W t., New York, will send either (carriage paid) on receipt of regular price, which is $1.00 per botile for Athlophoros and 50e, for Pills. For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in igestion, weakne i is of women eons ration, blood, &e., A thlophoros Pill ENNBYLVANIA and Erie Division Be ERIE MAIL leaves Philadelpn! " - Harrish 3 Montandon cue B Williams Jersey Bh Lock Hay . REBOVO.conrntresnns . arr at Erie....e.. NEWS EXPRESS leaves Philade Hurris Montandon —— Willimmsport JA In am bin am J 4m Lispm - ar NIAGARA EXP. ice ABPOIL..cne Lock Haven. Lenovo Eane...... Philadel Har M AL - a Williamsport. ..oces 7 i Lock Havel... arr at Henovo (Sunday Trin BUNDAY MAIL leaves Philade - i . Har Mc Ww 1 AK weeer . FPR LINE leaves NE A gy fd a raEport Haven rrives Benovo EASTWARD, SEA SHORE EXP. loaves Lox kK Haven.. Tere ersey Bho - Philadeiphi SE leaves Kane... REDOV0 co oovenns 1ock Haven Williamsport Moutandon .....co. arr at H sburg Philadelphia Renovo... Lock Haven Williamsport - - Moutandon coo arrives al Harmsbur - - Philad Sunday Train--RENOVO AcCommod u also on Sundry. : ERIE MAIL leaves Erie - - Renovo ... - - lock Haven. . Williamsport Moniandon ..... Harrisburg. ome Philadelphia ; Erie Mail Bast, Niagara Express West, and Day Express East make close connection sl Lock He ven with B. EV. RK. BR. Trains. . Erie Mall East and West counect al Erie with trains on LS. &M. 8 R Ri stUorry with B. P & W. RR af Emporium with BN. XY. & P. RB R., and at Driftwood with A. V. KR. BR LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD BELLEFONTE, NITTANY AND LEMONT R.R Dally Except Sunday. Westward, : PMAMAM STATIONS 1 80:10 15 15 50 Montandon 1 45010 2 8 5 Lewisburg 1565 15 Biehl 208 Vicksburg 216 3 MiMinburg Millmout slanreiton {Coburn Zerby {Rising Spring Pean Cave Ti0entre Hall Garey 5 Linden Hall Oak Hall Lemont Dale Summit Pleasant Gasp Axemann M Bellefonte Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan- don at 5.20 am, 8.55 am, and 7.10 p m, returning leave Montandon for Lewisburg at 9.20 a m, 600 m and 7 80 pm. Bias. E PUGH, J, R. WOOD, Geueral Manager Gen'l Pass'ger Ag't DAY EXPR Teer EReEd BENOVO ACN leaves BO 9 E 3 ew Foe =e spel Er =RE we fee EH CEBBBEBBE arr at Fartward AMPM PM ® 104 1 155 80 CRUE OR al 4 : 18 32 EEDA RAB pf EO Be 0 BU 00 00 ok dh DNDN OR asd 2 5 § + (CENTRE COUNTY BANKINGCO, BELLEFONTE, PENN'A. Roouive Deposits and allow Interest ; Discount Notes: Buy snd Sell Government Securities : JAS, A. BEAVER, President. PENNS VALLEY BANKING CO, CENTRE HALL, PA. Receive Depoxits and allow Interest ; Discount Notes ; Buy sud Sell Goverument Becurities; Gold and Coupons, WM, WOLF W. B. MINGLE, President Cashier, J, D. BHUGERT, Cashier "1G NIVUD Blinded T. ELMO HOTEL, , B17 & 810 Arch Street, Philadelphia, uced rates to N per day, The traveling public will still find at this Aa tol the same liberal X Vato for r n centres of business and pisces of amuse Land different railroad 4 we v pd Ips of tho ity. are aly accoule B: p London Pry fonte, Pa. Bpecial attention given to | country trade. junelby | CUMMINGS HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PA. EMANUEL BROWN, Propricior, traveling community will find Lis hotel equal Ww any iu the county in very respect, for man and beast, and i Giveit a trial i i The it ! | © charges very moderate. agune if | . | | BROCKERHOF¥ HOUSE, ALLEGHES (ELLEY NTE, PA |G. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r. | Good Bample Rooms on First Fl i 3 nil SROCKERHOFY HOUSE. X sl BRLLE 00r, Lruing. og jurors. Bun | $8. Free Buss to and from | Boecial rates Lo wilbesses and | § TENTRE HALL HOTEL. D. J. MEYER, Prop'r. | FOR SUMMER BOAKDEKS AND TRANSIENT L J oth ! Good Table, healthy locality, pure | mountain water, surrounded by finest patural scenery in the state, Schools { and churches convenient, Terms very reasonable, l16aug tf BVIN HOUSE, LOUK BAVER, PA. 8. WOODSE CALDWELL, Proprietor, Terms reasonable, Good sample rooms on first tioor, YAMERON HOUSE, LEWISBURG, ETETTLER & CODER, BPECIAL BA PENNA t—— I rietors ES TY TRAVEL NDAY, Free ‘Buss to and from iap.y (rood sl FRENCH'S HOTEL. City Hall Square, - . Opposi New York. he Post Office. in ALE ape JUBE in New te City Hele DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa. Dealer In DRUGS, CHEMICALS PERFUMERY, FANCY GUODS, &: Liquors for medice DRUGS Pure Wines and purposes always kept J D. MURRAY, » Centre Hall, Pa., Patent Medicines ii Holland Gin kept oF | inal purposes only, Sore o en very day inthe week. m oey Dentists. RG. W. HOSTEKMAN, Dentist, Centre Hall Residsnce on Main sireet. Office on 2d floor of Harper & Kreamer's stcre building. Will give satisfaction in sll branches of his profession, Fiber ad- ministered. l4spr jE. 8 GG. UUTELIUS. —~ Dentist, Millheim. Offers his professional services to the public, He is prepared to perform all operations in the dental profession. He is now fully pre pared to extract teeth absolutely withon pain. my 278 Hew Arrival of Goods AT NEW STORE | NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS HARPER & KREAMER Centre Hall, Have just opened in one t Larges and Best Rooms in the Valley, —A COMPLETE STOC DRY GOODS, DRESS ¢O0ud NOTIONS, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOKS, HARDWABE, O1LS AND PAINTS GLASSWARE, QUENNSWARE, GROCERIES, COFFEES BUGARS, TEAS, FISH SALT, TOBACCO, SEGARS, EVERYTHING KEPT IN A WELL REGULATEL STORE. . ALL NEW GOODS, We offer ne u n this BOUNTY Ped ~ COME AND SEE, US, All kinds of Produce taken and Highes . Market Prices Paid. OF —
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