FRED. KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'r CextrE Harr, Ps. — 5 1887. FIFTY-FOUR YEARS MATCHES, WITHOUT The ous cust om among the natives of in the neighborhood ofthe Bromo cano: “It is said that whenever vol- an as the fire meant) kindle for the molten lava, no doubt, is comes down the mountain, at it the wood they use as fue] cooking, They keep up the thus made for years, and goes out through other reason, they with matches, but their nearest neighbor, whose fire was originally obtained from the volcano The fires in use up to the late outburst in the native cooking places were all ob- tained from the Bromo eruption of 1832. That's cheaper than the punk and flint system to strike fire when we werea boy . The liquor dealers of Pennsylvania are greatly alarmed because the State Legislature has almost fire whenever it neglect or for any never kindle it anew they get a light from determined to a vote of the people. A hastily called meeting of the State Liquor League was held at which a memorial was prepared and presented to the Legislature. The memorial,protests against the proposition as opening the way to the consummation of gross injustice and denounces and kindred laws as fanaticism, such the outgrowth of Wf down to about six in making votes n will be cut sylvania, 70.000 on A state Dem - KX to ecessary ta ocratic congressman and about 22 ( elect blican which the saints will to elec a Repu congressman, after £0 tO prayers ove southern disfranchisement, 80 says the Pittsbarg Post, and still Demo found to go in cahoot with Re and strengthen them Dem ander. - iw jury have brought rats are publicans 80 as to snow the erats The ors in the case of the Methodist at Green Castle the trugiees of Church prosecut the who subscribed R830 to “ and the » been awarded Bender, erection of a church pay it. the The trustees have amount, with interest and fa Rika Bender was a member of the charch and got soured about asked to see the kept it, and refused to r had to bend. . —— We have received a os Philadelphia Time« Almanac It surp.sses former annual both in regard to the character matter and typographical It is inval someth ing; book with hi tion, But Bende pay. of i887, py for edit of Wppearance. uable as a book of reference particularly to the politician and all others who desire to keep themselves posted in regard to ment of the National ments, ons, ti $5 0 Wie OLLC and State govern- A WORK OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT. l Whole Worid, wders of the tick the (iioke: Wonders of Sime al ¢ the Astronomy Heat, {ric ity. ele me, A itecture, Natural Neeney Ws Earthquakes, ac, THE NATIONAL COMPANY of and 8 just issaed a superb volurue abpye title. 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No one could obtain the information it containe withont spendin ten times its cost and munch time an labor. Here is giveo in a single volame, which is issned ata low price. It is the only complete work of the kind in print, aid » should be read by every intelligent Phe work affords the best means of obtaining the ivformation the people peed. Ibis compact, easy of reference, terse in statement, and otly accurate, It meets an every-day want,” and no household should be without a copy. The book is printed on extra fine paper, and contains 816 large octavo pages, It is y and sub. stantially bound, and is Yerabellished SE Bree ons. | lie ma y great mn the best arian and sogravers, both of " , Geo Light, te Philadelphia, Ch CRY L.mis, have nearing the THE STRIKE SPREADS. BORERS CALLED OUT. erally Becoming Involved in the Great Coul and Freight Handlers’ Strike. Business Generally Paralyzed. New York, Feb. 1.--The latest news from of a startling nature. A man in authority in the Knights of Labor in this city made “We have good authority for saving that the Pennsylvania railroad and the New Jersey Central railroad will be struck Tues- day important divisions of both roads have de- cided to strike, I do not include the en ginsers, conductors or clerks.” What branches will the strike as ked the reporter. Hie will include the firemen, brakemen, yardmen, switchmen, bridge and tunnelmen, ollers, coal passers, mechanics and laborers all skilled and unskilled employes, except engineers and conductors, about 10,000 in all.” “Will it affect the whole Pennsylvaniaf” “No, but several important divisions Bhould that fail to bring the companies to terms the strike will be extended.” “What is the purpose of this strike if it morning. All the employes on several include?” “The purpose is to bring matters to a crisis in the coal handlers’ and ’'longshoremen's strikes and to help the freight handlers also.” A reporter visited the Pennsylvania rail road depot, at Jersey City, and was told by an official that excepting the freight band lers, who would probably strike at noon, not a man in the company’s employ would strike to<lay or “any other day.” There is a probability that between 5 000 and 10,000 freight handlers may go on strike, The Pennusy Iva iin Railroad company occu pies piers Nos 5, 8, 17 and 99, North river Yesterday a committees of the freight hand- lers visited the superintendent of pier No. 5, and stated that they had decided to request an advance from seventeen cents an hour to twenty for day work and twenty-five cents for night work. They also stated that they would expect an answer by took sir ar action on the other piars. They were told that their demands would be submitted to the board of directors They were told that the board would meet in the eves Ph i They resumed work Ihe sompany employs about 2,000 freight hand ws in this city and Jersey, and all of them noon today. Committees HOE in ladelpt entatives of 200 freight handlers Jersey Central road on or, made similar demands, uld be soroe time be iwwer the men struck Une The re pre man, it is by other made the eil and tral rediiest the The of an advance of pay it was decided not to the ght handlers for Wa Y aed avid « ity and Jer ud decided to g learn the de Mnpan they ill Orda undoult © with their resolu. Jobn J. Me rath one of the o omplained of by the jon Stedimship o ompany snnate » Old Domin- was arrested y and ba before C hields FURTHER Was Bnmissioner AT connscted in COMPLICATIONS PR IBABLE Ww “hn | dustries not any way shoremen may become the declaration of a leading member of Dis t Assembly No. 49 has a foundation He ‘As | means to win this strike stated yesterday, It has sssmed 100 proportions to end in failure. Dis rdering the strikes local themselves are taking that re lending vewspapers in implicated They the : f sponsibil i wo this y may be are scab’ steam.” ‘Will the Printers order sn strike “Ieoannot say anion be willing to but go on record as being struggling ness,” A member of Typographical Union No. 6 said last night that a strike of newspaper printers wasn't even a remote possibility. TIE-UP BROACHED, Among the many things predicted fs that District Assembly No. 75 would order a general tie-up of surface railroads in New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken out of sympathy with the coal handlers and the longshoremen. Another reason was that if the tie-up was ordered it would prevent the companies from using non-union grain. ON THE NORTH RIVER The strike of 3.500 additional longshore- men yesterday made quite a difference on the North river, as it did on the East river, One result of it was that the officials of the Old Colony line, whose headquarters are Fall River, issued a notice that they would not accept freight bound for New York until further notice, The Morgan line and the Old Dominion line each had about 100 Italians at work There were strikes at Pier 46 and at the Stonington line piers, and several men were secured to fill the places of the strikers. The Wilson line dock was literally jammed with freight. The piers from the Battery up to pier 45 were practically destrted. The steamers Erin amd Helvetia, of the National line, which were announced to sail on Jan. 26, are still lying at their pier. It was thought the Erin would sail on Thurs day. It is not known when the Helvetia will sail, as she has not agin unloaded yet. The Guion steamer W oming may be de layed for twenty-four She was to have sailed today. Owing to the strike of the bag sewers her grain is being loaded in bulk instead of bags, ss is the custom. The Anchor line steamer Devonia is three days behind time. At the offices of the Cunard, Anchor, Ward, Atlas, Pacific Mail, Bumper and Ocenn lnes it was said that if they are willing tw unwilling to help the longshoremen that is their busi By persistent work the strikers Bau # river nage $8, to A ASB IN OTS A GREAT MISTAKE has heretofore ben made in the treatment of rheumatism, neuralgia, and nervous or sick headache. This is evidenced by the failure on the part of thousands of suflerers to find relief, even though they have ex- hausted the skill of various physicians and tried numerous so-called remedies. To such Athlophoros is offered as a safe, sure, and quick eure, Its success hus been phe- nomenal, and yet it is not surprising be- cause it will do all that is claimed for it. The Athlophoros Co, will gladly refer any who desire to make an investigation to re- reliable parties who have been cured by it, Warrensburgh, N. Y. Enclosed find postal note for one-half dozen bottles of your Athlophoros, Itis wonderful how it cures « every case where | can persuade them to The sales are increasing. My sister- in- Ba was given up to die by the doctors: {he ww sent for me; 1 took a bott le of Athl p shoros and persui wd led her to try it, the gave relief, She had not Iain in bed for two weeks; the next night she went to bed sud slept nll night: in one week she was up and at work around the house. Many thanks Mags, Jno. D. Nurnix Athlophoros that | flered with in t ofthe ti bottle of 1 livre is no- y relief and per. wo | fecamne nd nplish what ag ond dose r to am tory It is owin alive. 1 have su rheumatism | rE, nn ing pct fect] i i Athlophoros | thing like it § ment cure of it to all, know it claims to do 46 Pleasar F. C. Hama: 1, Up 2] ia in and Athle phe: ros ou Every ds Bs } £3 8 3 and Athlophoros Pills, but not be bx rl ph yp SETH $as Ham { one had neural THE STAR A Newspaper supporting the Principles of | a Democratic Administration. ; Published in the Cit y¥ of Rew York, WILLIAM DORSHEIMER, KITT. Daily, Weekly, and Sunday Editions. THE WEEKLY STAR, An Eight-page Newopaper: issued overy Wednesday. A clean, pure, bright and Interesting FAMILY PAPER. fis the latent news, down Le io press Tt contad Agricultural, Market, Fashion, Financial and*Commercial, Political, Poetical, Humorous and Editorial Departments, all under he joursalists f the | t ability. 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D LUNDY & CO, (Bate A : Williamsport, Pa. C. DINGES, Special Agent. MADAME DEAN'S VE “MADE A A BREAK FROM OURORDINARY LIN SBECURING THE AGENCY FOR — CELEBRATED |=| PATT WE RECENTLY MADE CESSFUL IN TURE 18 THAT WE GUARAN INE IT YOURSELF TEE 1T10 BE'I'HE BEST WE CONSTANTLY HAVE PiNS, CHARMS, HAINS, GOLD AND BILVER Line of Silverware, Spoons, Forks, SEWING MACHINES, We have the Agency for and keep in stock the DAVIS, NEW HOME, and others, with all the mondern improvements and attachments adapted for dress makers or the home, Nothing would please your wife better than an easy running machine, IRESTRPRRpA ———— 8 w— LAMPS, LAMPS, We carry a complete line Hanging lamps. We have Agency the Incandescent Lamp, which we claim gives a stronger and better light than New of the for any Lamp io the market, invention, BREEAM HE SH a + * Come snd see our Holiday Goods, All goods warranted. EE. A. GILLEINNIY ECO. AN ext door to Hotel WE BUC FOR HER FEAT- EXAM NE ( BE iN HAVE THE ANOT RINGS, LL WATCHES T ™ 1 we a Co ee op Manager, . HICKS & BRO, H* HICKS & BRO. — BELLEFONTE, PERNA, - mere DEALERS TN see i p 3 ct ! Tlard~<xrare, oy We have the largest stock at the low.| BELLE est prices of any store in our line of bus-| AT liness in Centre county. Now that you| have a Railroad through the valley o and OF SAVd JINN direct to our! warped 0 Telephone Connection LOADED order| : lstore, it will more than pay you to ve Eo BE from us. We guarantee prompt ship | ments and the lowest prices for the| FONTE BY 10 A. M., COME TO SEE When you can save money | af Lonnie Lino ay 2 HM THOMWIOY HTHISNOASANH MUST best goods. HRY) ue SAM0TE QRATIIND NSH HLOOW lyon will certainly take advantage of this H. K. Hicks & Bro. HT opportonity, ‘BHILRYA , FRE h : hb - ‘ - e———— =. Glass, TOVES, TOVES, ETOVES, STOVES, STOVE ETOV} EK. BICKS & BRO aprly H THE IMPROVED HENLEY MONARCH FENCE MACHINE. _ __ COMMON SENSE REASONS WHY THE IMPROVED HENLY 4 MON ARCH 4 FENCE}, MACHINE . - 18 “mix BEST AND HAE NO EQUAL 1 Because the wire is stretched the full length of the field belore the weaving is com ire can be used, and either 2,8, 4, or 5 double strands can be used, bh, or style of picket, or slat, or board, can be used, weaving fancy fence over tough and nd. or up and dx down hill alik as 00d 8 fence 14 04 even, level ground; and the mac the machine being adjustable, the pickets Monarch machine stretches the wire tighter, thus making the strongest and a ct at Hg VERA Y, usd GAPE RES 09416 4080 af uber and jis mide of best Ech of eva ete a en Ad -. all kinda of Ey is much strong: a EATREA MA » Err IT rE “epee e DAY EXPRESS leaves Kane REXOVO AC Sunday Train aise on ERIE MAll Erie Mail East, Ki Express East nn ake ¢ veh with BE VV. R brie Mail Ci West o Taine on | MARR a1 { jum with B. N with A ho R.R at Law ok Hao sect st Erie with orry with BP & Y.&P. BR, LEWISBURG A TYRONE R RAILROAD. } BELLEFONTE, Nl NY AND LEMONT ER Fasiward Dally Excl Sunday, wt MAN AM TATIONS AN IM FM » Montandon B10 i 10 oh 4 0 5 16 o lewisburg . § = i6 15 Biehl a1 5 90 6 22 Vicksburg \ 5 $4 5 MifMinbarg 8 Millmont 0 Laurelion 7 #5 Paddy Mountain {7 #9 Coburn i bb Zerby 8 10 Rising Spring 19 Penn Cave is 7710entre Hall iS Ba irony $8 45! Linden Hall 1% 5210ak Hall 8 TE Lemont 9 ofl Dale Summit HW 14 Plensant Gap 9 Iv Axemann ® 2 Bellefonte ® 00 al trains leave Lowishurg for Moustan- am B55am, and S00 pm, pg piandon for Leveisburg at 8.20 am, 8 OH, J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Pas'per Ag" sew B-RuST rucREng ca 13 “5 ee 3 ig 4 4 —- BERL RS TE M0 ba 86 Po 98 F 90 oo a8 4 ? BRnY cl tht ate ct at ented BE is 5x TEfumNEC iS Si, i If FR A 50 AE OD AS PMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ~ Letters of ministaauon poh the esate of Will 1. Snyder of G dh having been law hully fasted * the undemigned they would ropeetfo a alt know themaeives to 0 be + wsiale to a thowe having dame 10 present the same duly ene HN ENYDER. Admmbtator s NOT1 wltbors tosaraenta: . ep estate of Levi Snyder. decd, having been grant, persons Know
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