FRED. KURTZ, Eprror and Pror’r CextRe Hari, Pa. June 8 1887. 1887 DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE. H Y Stitzer, Edward Brown, Jr, James Schofield, A Weber, A C Witherite, A A Frank, DJ Mevers, CG Herlinger Henry Lehman, i Xx ; AJ Grabam, Un‘onville Boro . -A J Greist, Benner twp sersssesssasnenees F ROMAS Frazier, Bogus twp, N Pocciicnras ae do wp do EP NW CSW f WW Wai Howard Boro..... " Milesburg Boro. Millheim Boro Centre Hall Boro Bellefonte Philipsburg Milligan Walker, H L Harvey, Burnside twp . migherty, ollege twp Joan l illiawms, 1 a twp David Brickley, Ferguson twp E P Krebs, de Wi Bowerscx, an Grove, Josiah Rosman William Keen, ¢ M Keister, 11am Bai ey E Welland, John Glenn, Wm Irwin, Wm Gardne-, fohn Ishler, A N Corman J C Eckley Wm H Kr F A Forem WR Hem ¥i an en HiT ws twp EP do wr Half Moon twp Harris twp Howard nD Hust ia Libert: twp ntwp Or mn james Reeding, m Woods, n Calderwood, ok, i wiring, Charles McGarvey. JAMES A, MceCLAIN Chali man. Union twp. H. Y. B11 ma il MISSOURI MASONS AGITATED. The Masonic fraternity is greatly agi- tated j Robert (GG. Hunt, the grand master of the state, who has sent forth an to subord~ inate lodges to expel all masons engaged in the saloon keeping and liquor selling business. The grand lodge of the state inthe session lowing resolution: business of saloon keeping is hereby 15t now over the action of edict of 1882 adopted the fol Resolved, That the de- clared a masonic offense, and those en- gaged in it are liable to be dealt with for Nearly 100 most prominent members in St. Louis are liquor dealers, and bave been Masons for scores of years, I'he great body of Masons throughout the state are of the on unmasonic conduct. of the opinion that the edict and resolution which it they believe that as decent liquor deals is based are unmasasonic, and ing is legal, the prosecuted men ought to be upheld. -— The fraud by which the revenue bill was defeated for want of the signatare of the President of the is putting the people of the state in an angry mood and will be a heavy load for the Repub- senate, licans to carry partirularey ifthe wrong The Philadelphia Times Legisla- is not righted, remarks: The members of the ture have spoken almost with one voice, of meeting to correct the in favor wrong without cost to the State. Representa tive leaders of both parties have publicly proclaimed that they could accept no pay for a service that is rendered nec- care, and the assurance the Governor that no appropriation would or could be passed to pay legislative sal aries. Indeed, so sharply has publicsen- i itself timent defined that no legislator could accept essary by the want of legislative must be before the on jnestion, pay and continue to command the respect of his The question of costs therefore, practically out of the case; but Com-~ y bow to i constituents, 18, cost whatever it might, is a great monwealth like Pennsylvania t the crime of ability to correct the wrong or the offense, and sit down in helplessness while the people taxed a million a year as the cowardly submission to frand ? ernor Beaver dismiss his superservice lobbyist, confess her punish child must price De to flatter his fears, dad test the pulse people who must pay the million of an OF corporations, and he will hear one uni- not condone a fraud and that RENEWS HER YOUTH. Mrs Phoebe Chesley, Paterson, ney complaint and years ; could not dress myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do all my own housework. I owe my thanks to Eiec- tric Bitters for having renewed my youth, pain.” ~The largest stock of dress goods clothing, boots and shoes, ever brought to Bellefonte, Lyox & Co. ~~ $20,000 worth of clothing at less price than anywhere else in the county, Lyox & Co. ~(30 to Loebs, if you want to see the finest lot of dry goods in Central Penn’a. All the latest and most hand- some styles—assortment complete, and can suit any taste. A special bargain of- fered in handsome dress goods at Loebs. - oa.» - ~(Graham & Son, have just opened np another lot of those elegant, fine kid hand turn pomp soles, button ladies’ shoes, soft flexible soles, neat and dressy, a nice lot of misses and children’s spring heel shoes, ladies’ common sense shoes, all sizes, Indies and children’s slippers, of every description, of your money every time. Try a pair of shoe for the money, every pair warrant. ed. E. Guanaym & Sox, RE —— w= Children’s suits, $1 25 to $1.50 and up. Lvox & Co, ~— Men's suite, $3.76 and up, Lyox & Co. Home In Malone. WHERLER. Maroxe, N , June 5 Hon Almon Wheeler, ex-Vice- President of the United States, d 1 h { i Baturrday mornin ‘py at 10:10 o'clock He the 30th of June born in this His YOeurs ol Wis piace on 1814 died when ho ht his mother in | care Wheels keeping cnpabie Vermot law f¢ to the Was 1 ways Briefly, Was at Ci I n, or, Malone He had expire me and sed EIGHT MEN INSTANTLY KILLED. Hurled a Hundred Feet Into the Their Bodies Dashed Alr Lpon the Rocks Ban will Three bh at the Lim od i Al recoivy were Ki that it was shot Efforts for the Condemned Men. Ex zo Vega, pr hat sentenced n El Pasoa ral L tary Paso, Texas, June § (ion esident the thr ren he mi irt Mexican « i says the three Meers to death, is are still mn jail at Guaymas, pending for mercy tot president and secret war in the City of Mexic The prisoners were tried composed of two and promptly se two charges of kidn friendly territory In Mexican official cir the of Sex an appeal ary of he 3 generals and ive colonols, . £64 deat y ntenced to death on Apping and eq it is not thought intercession retary A CAPTAIN'S FORTUNATE DISCOV- ERY, Capt. Coleman, schr, Weymouth, ply- ing between Atlantic City and N. Y, had been troubled with a cough so that he was unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- sumption. [It not only gave him instant relief, but allayed the extreme soreness in his breast.” His children were sim- ilarly aflected and a single dose had the same happy effect. Dr. Kings's New | Discovery is now the standard remedy Free Trial Bottles of this Standard A o>. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC We have now on hand our full line of mer- prepared very low valuable chant tailoring, which we are at We have secured the Jee-Hive cutter. He needs no special We are de. | gnar- We we | deal fit sale, that ve perfect satisfaction to all who antee all goods to or no Yours truly, Samrenl Lewis, ] and our ready made | { ‘hildren’s suits from $1 00 to | 1.00, good, all wool goods, Men's : Be sure to give | Lewin | Cal 806 { suits W. |. FLEMING, The fashionable merchant tailor, retired from the firm of W. 1 Co., has having | Fleming & | opened establishment in Crider's Block, in the room formerly capted he Dale Broa, next door Firat National B where his old his 04 tn the lank, Cns- tomers wil! find the finest line of grods at | | attention givs ce stock the lowest'prices = en to cutting and fitting. A choi of Specia SPRING GOODS NOW IN Call and examine for yourself, Spring, gentle spring, is here ery man and boy is thinking suit, and of a ey. new I am crowded w ith we rk, but 1 put on ALL WORK UARANTEED .— - and not be The business boom has struck us it. You need ut your order at the time prom | W. 1. FLEMING, | lellefonte | All an the howe mew, not paid on 7, will be left for % BARTHOLOMEW, unpai nlv o WY tion, hefore NEW STORE. Redu od rales th el Lt a same fort, com centres of © mantiand Af all paris hey Stra vy red doors ithe « mn Cars It offers fe visilingihe nage respect Your patr lei M. FEGER *Propri JOS A AND LAND.” ¥. BUEI COMMISSION “SE iwellers, interspes sed] with grand hunt cotnbals, and thril ling adventures with animals and } strange countries A whole | : Hundreds of beautiful {illustrations plates 000 copies sold in four Cheapest book ever published, Outsells a pital juired. 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He was traced to Kan. sas City, where he wae indicted on a charge of embezzloment preferred by a New York house which he represented. On being re- Ci 80, A Fourger Fleeces His Priends. Haven, Masa, June f--It is now suppod ‘hat Fo. SM. Cornng's forgeries ih Lo 08 (ORR A wiv 3,08 have eon Jovesd the nequaintance 4 he always has firm of which ft Wis aay for iid meet the tumored that Linaiss Wo points ahaou fat bia "na Beuy Lio Haverailk AT THE- Great Central Gun Works, BELLEFONTE, PA, A splendid Int of i REWORKS, FLAGS & LANTEINS Fi FIREWORKS, FLAGS & LANTERNS | I am also appointed Agent for the | sale of CAMPENS COMPOUND DYNAMITE, The Best Article of its kind for blowing out STUMPS and ROCK | Store Alleghany St, between | Hicks’ and Lyon's . on THEODORE DESCHNER, BELLEFONTE, PA, ~ <4 > CESSFUL IN BECU WHICH IS ONE OF THE FIN} TURE 18 INE 11 WE GI LF. THAT YOURSE RINGTHE AGENCY FOR CENTRE TRUMENTS IN THE THE BEST HAVE ON 11 TANTLY ARANTEE 10 BE WE CON VE BEN FORTHE ORGAN, ANOTHER FEAT M wv FULL LINE O} PINS CHARMS, HAINS, GOLD AND BILVER BPE( CLES AFULL SEWING MACHINES, We have the Agency for and keep in stock the DAVIS, NEW HOME, and aglthers the mondern in with provements and 4 attachments adapted for dress . makers or the home, would piease your w than an easy running ms LAMPS, We carry Hanging i LAMPS, Hotel Next door to . Kennedy, Manager, H~ HICKS & BRO. EFlard~xrare, B COMMON SENSE IS THE BET 1 Because the wire is stretched the fu need Because any » ng all with equal f ® Because any WORY ize, length, or style of iron pickets equally well and solid, 4 Because it will make a fence over ro making as good a fence as on even. Jove r are all woven plumb 5 Because the Mounsrch best wire and picket fence. i grou repair 8 Because the price is within the react £1 breakage bs impossible er than any barb wire fence, and completely ots 11 Because by weaving past the post, and ples, and not nailing the slats to posts, thus kee each other, it will not hold the moisture or rot board fences soon rot off at post, and oc 12 13 first-class, practical fence machine In the world, fu PROVED MACHIN} ) HAS_NO EQUAL TH} Com used, weaving fancy alike, ICKL ng the strongest and 1 there are no wrder and and, with proper care, will last a lif { farmer thu it cannot be pulled out, an turn all kinds of stock, and is much strong. viates all danger of inj to stock fastening the wire strands to the sta. ping the wood parts from coming in contact with This is a very important mats r, as all boards in Or repair irs posts with and is the only SHIRES & KENNEDY, New York. CENTRE HALL, PA, WILL WORK BOUALLY AR WEILA ON ROUGH STONY LAND AS ON THE WESTERN PRAIRIES. IT 18 UNLIKE AXY OTHER SULKY IN THE WORLD. CAN BE ATTACHED TO ANY COMMON WALKING PLOW IX FIVE MINUTES TIME, AND IS WARRANTED NOT TO INCREASE THE DRAFT ONE POUND, 80 SIMPLE A CHILD ETRONG ENOUGH TO DRIVE A TEAM CAN OPERATE IT. Will TURK A QNLY PLOW MADE WITH A FOOT LEVER TO START THE POINT OF PLOW ABRUPTLY IN THE GROUND OR ELEVATE IT T0 BRIM OVER THE TOP OF FASr STONES, AROUND ROOTS, ETO Wo want a good, Hveman to set ae agent in every town in the UL 8, Write us for our liberal terms and "E. 8. DANIELS & CO, HAVANA, WN. X, DE PENNEY and | East an Tarif fiwood with A EWISBURG AND TY R« ONTE, NITTAN Daily Exce; INE RAILROAD AND 1 INT R inday NE 3 aA . . LB “ PM Fastwar ) ESTATIONS AMPM 5 50: Montand #101113 5 Lewisbur #00] 1 i 15 Biehl l 22 Vicksburg 3 Mifflin ' 48 Millmon 0 Laurelton & Paddy MM i - BASS uniain ASIII Po Ew i: 10 Rising Spring 19 Penn Cave fOentre Hall 3 Gregg 4 Linden Hall 520k Hall i 56 Lemont 9 03 Dale Summit 6 ? 14 Pleasant Gep 6 09 9 19 Axemann 6 04) 55 8 2 Bellefonte 6 00 Additional trains eave Lewisburg for Montan don st 50am, 055 am, and 7.10 pm, returning leave Montandon for Lewisburg at $.20 a m, 6.00 » mm and 7 30 pm, J. R. WOOD, HAS. E PUGH, General Manager, Gen']l Pass'ger Ag't ohh EHERELERS! wi THE Keystone Mutual Benefit As- sociation. momma |} ~ALLENTOWN, PA.~ Offers the cheapest and best — LIFE INSURANCE, —— In amounts from $500 to $8000, ssn} AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circulars. Address as above febém
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