SCHROYER'S
IABPET STORE,
Bishop street, Bellefonte, Pa.
They mus: be selling Carpets at
8 they have 80 many
who, after examining their large
buy rome of them before leaving.
very
callers
stock,
low prices,
A full line of goods is kept, from the
to the best. consisting of In
gr ins, extra Supers, Tapestry, Brusiels
B Brussels, Velvet Brussels and
Mog wtten,
chi npest
[ also keep a fall line of Window Cur-
tnins and Fixtures, Rugs, Ottomans, and
House Furnishing Goods generally.
The best and most complete assorts
ment of gnods to be found this side of
Philadelphia, may be found at my s'ore.
made ready to put
Roggets &e. Goods
are just as repre-
Carpets cat and
4 wn. Floor Linen,
Tered to the publie
sented.
HARRY SCHROYER.
Store No. 8, Bishop Street, Bellefonte
Pa.
COMMON SENSE
1
lls anyone that it is an ut-
Te
ter impossibility for a mer-
chant to sell goods continually
eit AT COST iis
A legitimate business can
never be conducted on such a
basis, as taxes, rent, insurance,
etc., must be paid and a living
earned. We do not conduct
our business upon such a prin-
ciple, and we only aska rea
advance all
goods. We be
FAIR AND SQUARE
sonable on our
lieve in
dealing and know that our
1 $ . hy ’ r}y =
roods and prices prove what
us a call and be
ER & KREAMER,
Centre Hall,
PE}
to
ALL
es indebted
o'd., are requested u
NAVIDE cial
resent the
authentica
RUNK,
LMEYER,
g :
I persons
please I
N° IS THE TIME TO BUY
A
Cord IN er
Twist
and Pistol
%, Top Snap, Double
Rebounding Locks,
‘stent Fore-
bh, Oma-
(1 left ‘bar rel Choke
' ER lage. - oa) ky
Jquirrel Rifles fre ym $4 00 to
[ am now able to sell guns as cheaply
asanyone in America, and will meetany
COM pH stitor’s price,
The Hunting Public is respectfally re-
quested to call and examine my stock,
which is now arriving.
nnn
NT FOR VAN CAMPEN'S
DYNAMITE.)
THEODORE DESCHNER,
Bellefonte, Pa
Great Central Gun Works,
COMPOUND,
T. ELMO HOTEL,
317 & 319 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Reduced rates to $200 per da The
traveling public will still find at this Hox
tel the same liberal provision for their
comfort. Itis located In the immediate
centres of business and places of amuses
meant and different railroad depots, as well
ns all parts of the city, are easily accessible
by Street Cars Sonsiantly passing the
doors. It offers special inducements
to those visitingithecity for business or
plassure
our ri 8
JOS M.
h
Ne
respectfully solicited
FEGRR *Propritor.
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
White and red wheat, rye, shelled corn
oats and barley wan at the Centre
Hall Roller Mille=for which the highest
market prices will be paid, Grain ‘ken
on storage of
A GOOD HAUL OF FIRE BUGS.
They Did Just Whut They Were Hired
to Frevent.
Praixrierp, N. J., Aug. 20.—A gang of
night watchmen, paid by private persons
to protect property, have been trying to
burn up this town for a year and a half,
simply to emphasize the necessity for thelr
existence. Yesterday morning seven of
the villains were arrested und several
more residents are implicated. During the
past year the incendiary fires in this
city have averaged two a week. Bome
nights the fire deparlment has been called
out for action two and three times, That
the police pould do nothing in the matter
at discovering the guilty parties was long
ago shown. Rewards offered by private
parties and insurance companies proved
unavailing and the common council decided
upon a uew and secret way of catehing the
rascals.
As there was no apparent reason for the
dastardly acts, this task was rendered all
the more difficult. Beveral lovel heads
worked on the scheme, however, and a trap
was iad Into which, after much nibbling
by the gullty ones and changing of base by
the lovers of law and order, tho desired
end was brought about. A man fromdown
east, Edward Murphy, was obtained as a
cat'sspaw. He came here disguised as a
workman and accepted a position in Pot-
ter's printing-press works. While work-
ing there he quickly made the scquain-
tance of all tha boys about town, and as he
acted the part of a hall fellow well met
and one free with his money and was always
ready to “set ’em up" on drinks, he at once
fell into the good graces of his game, After
staying at Potter's press works for some
time, o was expelled for good and suflio-
tent reasons and applied for work at Scott's
press works At factory worked
the same game and with as good results,
During the whole time was in corros-
pondence with Councilman Tunis J. Carey,
and by the latter was furnished with nec-
essary tools to carry on his scheme,
Satur tay evening Mr. Carey, who keeps
a store on West Front street, had a call for
some cotton waste and Kerosene oll. He
ied his customer and awalch
him. BShortig after midnight the lat
wended his way toward Union
ollowed all the while by
Carey, Police OfMcer Pat
and Edward Murphy, the
The first mentioned
the house on Union
the lee brothors and
occupied a Mr. Nelson, who
in Europe. The house was worth
Here he proceeded to arrange to
fire the house in the most approved man.
ner. Just as he struck the fatal match,
however, the cry “Hands up!” arresied
his attention and he was fairly and square-
ly caught in the cowardly act. His name
is John Jackson and by trade a night
watchman. He has for some time been
suspended. The suspicion was strongthend
about a week ago when Brown's
barn on Broadway was fired
Ww hen « 3
+
this he
he
suppl then set
on
ter
avenue,
Cou man
rick Lynch
amateur
man proceeded
avenue owned
lately
is now
12, 000,
ne
delectlive.
to
by
oy
Isaac
fessod and
apt {i he at once conf
gave and
their
Gre
Nost,
watchman; Thee t, driver
Dr. Fitts; W iapenny, painter, and
Robert Skinner ir of a 3 table cart,
also driver of No. 2 hose i 6 YOl-
unteer fire t
€ iepartment
A hack and
vice by P
He ni £ i iioderatos
rge Heed,
carpenter
Lewis Var
y Nost, nl
3
race an ght
Van Nes for
were pressed int
and Lyne
re soon lodged in pL EES
is a
ebrated
URRY O Bers
'n Mat
the above bug we
h, and
Jackson, who was caugh : the act,
y ¢ +}
wROCKSOND OF Oe
firm of Hartfield & Jatkson, of
irers of racing sulkies
f Mr. «
barns to be burnt
iat list Mr
brother of the cel
Rahway,
A paper
Arey coun.
manufact
Bow in
tains a
the Pp SROSRION
atof t
near futu
his own on
Jackson
gained was «4
watchmen, as
prote
Deen
re Un Lt Carey
ame
hat the at
reale 3 night
there | ut t i police
night have
residents
Says Dyect tobe
}
t IWS
paid
along their rout
those sul
a of march, } Collect
1 the
and idea
or their importance i rotectors, th
metods of terrorizing were
adopted. They went 00 nd
their race is run.
moeriplions
oxo
THEY KIDNAPPED THEIR FATHER
A Rich Merchant Pat Into an Insane Asy-
nm by His Children,
Aug. 20
tile circles are considerably
the kidnapping of a j
and his
insane
off man,
in New York and Bro
Seven yoarf ago he came to this city
opened a clothing ste Six months ago
a son arrived from Eogland. The father
accused his son of conspiring with outside
parties to obtain possession of his property.
One night last week the son and his sister
went before Alderman Donomie and
claimed their father was crazy. The next
night the old merchant was handeuffed
taken out of the darkness of the
night, and dragged off to the Danville asy-
lum.
The store was kept open
usual and the proprietor
until yesterday, when the schemo was ox ~
posed. It is now ascertained that Hoff-
man is not insane and the authorites at the
asylum will not hold him. The arrest of
the kidnappers is expected to follow
shortly. Hoffman is worth nearly $100,000.
Mercan-
excited over
rominent cle
Horitz :
i business
“Ho
re
rent
VEE In
the same as
was not missed
His Hearing Restored by Prayer. -
Brue BrriNes, Neb, Aug. 25. ~The Free
Methodists have been holding a camp meet-
ing here for some time, and fifteen per-
sons have professed conversion. Among
them is J. J. Bentley, who since 1368 had
been deaf in one ear, and for the past
three years and up to the time of the
meeting totally deaf in both ears. Night
before last, during ag experience meeting,
he spoke of this as a thorn in his flesh, and
asked to be prayed tor. All present knelt,
and fervent prayers were offsoed that he
might be healed. Suddenly, during the
devotions, he sprang to his feet, shouting,
“Glory to God! My hearing is restored"
and since that time he has been able to
hear porfgotly.
Shot Down In the Dark.
Tonowro, Aug. 26 — The body of William
Priestman, the Toronto agent of the Chi-
cago Masonic Insurance association, was
found lying on the sidewalk on Dufferin
street witha bullet hole above the
laft ear, and his pockets rifled of every-
tifing valuable. Priestman, who was
about 45 years of age, and leaves a widow
and three children, left home at 9 o'clock
last evening to visit friends, The police
think he was waylald and killed by foo
pads.
Texas to Have a Candidate for Doorkeeper
Wasninaron, Avg. 28 Texas will have
a candidate for doorkeeper of the noxt
house in the person of William H. Nichols
of Galveston, at present an inspector in the
custom service there. He is a busines
man of prominence at home and will have
cordial support in the race. The other can
didatos are Captain Donaldson of Tennes-
sce, the present incumbent, and Major
Hurst of insiatpph
——
SHERIFFKENDALL ENTRENCHED
The War Yeeling Spreading Among the
Utes Lieutenant Folsom Dead.
Dexven, Col, August 2%.-There Is
nothing from the front that looks like
quiet, unless the presence of the colored
troops from Fort Duchesne succeed in
holding the Utes down. The Iatler have
repressed their disgust of the Buffaloes,
as they are calling dark soldiers, but a test
of their qualities may chabge the minds
of the bucks.
After the fight Bheriff Kendall did not
remain on the field, but fell back te Range-
ly, a little settlement seven miles distant,
where he assumed the defensive and
awaits supplies. His force now numbers
fully two hundred and he has probably
been joined by a company of seventy-three
men from Dolores county and Boutheast-
ern Utah, who, with Winchesters and
horses of their own, were discovered on
the march to his assistance
Every available soldier
been sent forward, leaving only a fair
guard for the supplies. There five
hundred Utes from the reservation anxious
unish Kendall and his men for the kill-
their braves, but the regul Are
eoping them In check. Five companics
from Fort Duchesne are in the field and
this of itself is an indication of the gravity
of the situation. The military authoritios
to have Mformat 1 that the war
party includes members of ths Uncompa-
hagre and White River Ules, as well as
those from the reservation, and if of
these were killed or wounded IL may <i
an that will bring fully fi
hundred warriers into the field
f.ieutenant Folsom, who was wounded in
he fight, isdead. Th wounded
will recover. General Reardon, as a pre-
cautionary measure, has ordered all the
women and children scattered
ranches removed to
Crook will now find it
enfor co peace,
at Meeker has
are
to pu
ing of ars
claim
any
uprising
@ rest of the
on Lhe
Meoker
an arduous
(ieneral
Yitnn de
task to
THROUGH THE WHIRLPOOL.
The Voyage Saco ossfully Made In a Small
Alr-Chambered Craft.
Faris, N. Y.,, Aug. 8.-C. A
Percy, a young man wht (8 in & wagon
shop here, made & trip through the Niagara
rapids and whirlpool in a iife-saviz
of his own invention, n
bean at work four mon ths. The boat is 17
feet long and 4% wide. It has
air-chambers at either end and a 300- po
weight atta the bottom. The
weighs 90 pounds. Percy kl
the Maid of the Mist landing,
ican shore, and wen wn
changed his cloth Five ml
he into the boat and
off towards the Canadas shore
In a few minutes ho was in the f ratrapids
The voyage oocupind about fourminules,
and was a rough one The boat behaved
well, and though frequently out of sight
and fall water it qui As if
neared the whirlpool, just below the uj
end of the Devaux ollege grounds
drifted very close American
in almost still water Percy, think
had passed through the whi
the door, and put out his hea
quickly withdrawn, for he was just ents
ing the maelstrom, and a moment after-
wards the craft was out of sight
The boat passed tly Kcross
whirlpool and as it resched the Canadi
shore Percy came out and took the
and pulled for Hal's elevator. He
wall pleassed with his craft and expect
it to the life-saving srrvice
NIAGARA
1g craft
which he has
feat iarge
ind
hed boat
the path
ater
swung
nutes
crept
of kly righted
wl
dire
introduce
Was the Condactor Mardered 7
Mouvxt Howry, N. J,
body of Joseph A
known citizen of Pembertown
and for many years a condud
Amboy division of the Feans
road, was found in the Rance
Birmingh , by & party
been hunting for him ail
stream of blood trickled
from a wound just above the
Mr. Southwick met his death is a mystery
Friday afternoon be borrowed a boat from
a friend at Birmingham to go fishing. Later
the boat was seen drifting down the stream
empty, with one of the oars gone The
coroner's physician, Dr. Hollingshead, was
quite sure the wound in the head was not
made by a pistol-ball, and thinks it m
have been caused by a faller s Mr.
Southwick was 63 years of age
ay
blow.
Forcing the Arehblahop's Hand,
Cricaco, Aug -Archbishop Feahau,
of Chicago, has declined to open the coming
national convention of German Catholics
on the ground that he has other engagoe-
ments, and the projectors of the heme
regard this as evidence that
friendly to the conven tic
was designed to force
hand.
oy
“i
Bq
in
Reading Rallroad Farnings.
Praraperrnia, Aug. 27. ~The July net
sarnings of Reading were $47.029 in excess
of those of July 15588 statement for
sight months show net THe
earnings of §! 3
3% in excess of those of the same eight
months ago.
The
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, August 29. ~Money on Call at 4%
and § per cent.
BONDE.
Closing Closing
Yesterday, Today,
18 VR
100 i]
198% 126%
16% lay
4a,
is
4s,
“
rset en
mel, reg.
1891, coh.
907, 1OR coco os
wi, 000. .
STUCK MARKET.
Three o'clock-—A quiet fesling settled over
the market during the afternoon, and gradual
improvements in the price of most of
the stocks, those that fell the farthest recov.
ered the most on the rebound, but in no instance
was the loss by the break made sood,
CLOBI NG PRICES,
Clost
SAE 5h SHE
aren
Cann
Closing
Today.
ng
7
5%
»
Chie Bur, & Q
Central Paciflo. . ......
Del, & Hudson . ....
Michigan Central
Missouri PROAO. ove iunen
5 F Sow ROB. .ovnsiovnn
N. x Cent. & Hud
Ba i vase 0
en coh ve ieee 1%
na sisasm ssnnes 33
kiading. 3
St. Paul. ., #1
Union Pacifie. csusasnes
West. Union Tol. | a vune THY
PRODUC Ch MARKET
Aug Bet
Wheat... cme: vs 0
COMMu is ine « covaen $9 BOY
LL STARR | 1'
MECANTILE EXCHANGE
Butter Margst dull, Creamery ~Mastoary
Plao.: Western, 22a85%..: Imitation. Ted,
Dairy Eastorn, hall-Arkice tubs, 15a; west-
arn, Lalbe, tory —~ifress, 15a1%; June
packed 1salfe,
Olisese. «Market dull, Faotory~New York
ohaddar, 11 \galte. : westert « flat, 0al0YW eo. Cream:
New York, part siim =. 8al0s.
LRgs Market dull, Fresh <Kastern, frets,
Blic: Canadien, firsts, Wo; western, frets,
'
re shane
sem aan
ARAm sam seman
SEAR Eee ee
a
wo
8
a ——
wo pres
BOUTH JERSEY HORSES
FART,
The southern part of New
aow being vieited by a
DYING
is
fatal and
Pr. A, 0
Solliara i
Sellers, a skilled veterinary surgeon, of
Camden, has fighting the
said It
are
Jersey
most
disease,
widespread horse
who heen
epizooty from the start, last nig
that over 700 horses have either died
onvalescing or are now suffering from
the disorder which made its
two weeks ago,
Th
versal, more
animals are being taken out of the Stae
The
receiving calls
e alarm amoung horse-owners is uni.
and many of the valuable
to save thelr lives, ve Bur-
terinary
eons are by mail, tele-
(raph and telephone from all
paris
he afflicted sections for their attendance
on sick animals, and they are utterly un-
thle to meet
eing made upon them
The outbreak has been disgnosed
being cerebro-epinal meningitis.
Ot contagious, bot is inthe alr, and
raveling from the coast line toward
}
Delaware River and up the coast at
rate of about five miles per day.
"a
IN BRIE] AND TO
Dyspepsia is
liver is misery. |
wl nature
I'e human digestive aj
of the most compiicated
things in existence, |
if order.
THE POINT
dreadf: Disord
ndig
estion
ore
)
Greasy food, tougl
bad cookery, mental
habits
business
peonie so hea thy
their meals and |
Remember
health, But
brings heal }
pept ¢. Ask your
Seventy
I'S
t Als 5 Pry ies | f s x01 . 5 Tye
raise nin . Bia a1 np
titer in
whea
ed qoality, gus ant Hi d be
this section,
tf iis
31
New erranean, and
other the Houser wheat, both a
of riches y rhe! , be ied, This
ndged to vie : 15 bushels t 1)
acre. The crop is
its extraordinary vi will
known i
ia a hardy ar
(ine tae
ia
tL vel thread
be n
n thres
n due { hed
ged grain
4
#tands the
not lodge and most vig
winter. Forsamples of wheat apply
Rerorten office, or to Em. Re
Hill, J.B Sari
adit Cowan, Union co,
IrOus
al
sh
|
| ATEW PLAINING MILL,
|
Woll's
At Locust Grove, near Grove and
Baw Mill.
AIBARG EF,
bas just opened a new and complete plaining
mill at the above pla and is prepared to fill ali
orders for
SASH, eee DOORS,
nme I DI INAS : cone
MOULDING
T. BARGER,
Ufebly Spring Mills
P ENNSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEGE
¢
O—-LOHRS NEV
always be fresh and of
be made to
patron-
will
» nth
}
Every effort
JAS, H, LOHR.
Centre Hall.
! 16jan2m
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE,
The best salve in the world for
bruises, sores, , Balt rheun
sores, tetter, chapped hands, cl
| corns, aad all skin eraptions, and
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money ref Price 25 cents per
funded.
{| box. For sale by all druggists. 4augly
cuts
fever
Aine
POs: -
It
QiCers
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, abe clung to Castoria,
When she bad Children, she gave them Castors,
Vf SORMICE BBOS,
ATR
DEALERS IN
Side Boards,
Bedsteads,
M © JARMICK BROS,
Pa
LINDS OF
ALL,
ALL,
ALL
Tndertalking
for Infants
known to me." ILA Anomen, M.D,
111 Bo. Oxford 84, Brooklyn, N. Y.
a Specialty.
and Children.
AB. H, LOHR,
CENTRE HALL, PA., AGERT POR
Covenant Motual Benefit Association, of
Cralesburg, Ill, special agent for the
counties of Centre, Clearfield, Mifflin
and Huaotingdon, This Cn, is strictly for
Odd Fellows and their wives
Also agent for the antral Life
Cincinnati, and for
ROCe oon
A
{Euan DALE
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
Bellefonte, Pa
Office N, W. corner Diamond,
loors from first national bank.
v
t
Lnion (x
various {
Hales
sins, Co. o
wht ies
two
janB7
NG OO,
CENT RE COUNTY BA
EFO? v Te,
B ¥ PERNA,
nd allo
Notes; Buy
Bocelve Depowits a
Insceunt
Bocurities
JAB, A. BEAVER, BD.
President,
nd Bell Government
BHUGERT,
Cuashiler
rim
kept
open
Hay
i Ho
rposcs only, Blore
JGGIS S18. Bellefon
Denler In
DRUGS
CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY
FAN YG OOD
Liquors for
DRUGS
, &re
i medics
Wines and
Bes RIWAYE Kept
Pure
purpe
Hote Is.
Be Rou: KE.
R. Teller, pr
| fonte, Pu Bpecial at
country trac le,
Bel
tention given to
Junel6y
oprietc Fr. He
JMMINGS HOUSE,
BELLEYOXNTE,
rictor
WK, Pre pri
The travel ing community will find
{this hotel equal to any in the county in
[every respect, for man and beast, and
harges ve ry na rderate. Giveit a trial
| NEW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE
i
BROCKERHOFF HOUSE, +
ALLEGHEXY 8T.. BELLEFONTE, PA
G. McMILLEN, Prop'r.
(Good Bample Reoms First Floor
3 Free Bu #% Lo and ne. 3
isl rates Lo wits re. Biun
iva
I
EMAXUEL BR( FPA.
ty
from a
rend “Ee80E sn ur
CF NTRE HALL HOTEL.
D.J. MEYER, Prop'r.
MER BOARDERS AND TRANXEBIENT
CUSTOM.
Table, healthy
water, surrount
ROENErY
churches ox
FOR BUM
Good locality, pure
led by finest
the state. Schools
ymvenient,. Terms very
16ang tf
natural
and
reasonable
EX
[ .
ELL
Terms reasonable. wood sam;
on first tioor.
in
VIN HOUSE
LOCK #
A
B. WOODE CA
HOU
(2 nEEON
LEWISB
1A) N,
t. Centre Hall
street, Office
lg satisfaction in
profession, Ether
l14apr
r——
in
all
ad-
nce on Main
ive
GUTELIUS.—~
Millheim. Offers
os 0 the public, He is
i operations in the
“He it now fully
teeth sabsolu
R.8B. G
Dentist,
professional servi C
prepared to perforn
jentsl profession
pared to extract
pain.
his
¥ pre-
tely withon
WGLER
g* ANC iLER & HE)
BELLEW
Oris attent
Lie courts
i : "ATI RNE Y-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, FA
Office on second floor of Farst’s new
yuilding north of Court House, Can be
sonsulted in Englieh or German. 7m 84
Attorney atlaw
romtly made and
cia! attention given 0 those having
t property for sale, Willdraw ud
and have scknowledged Deeds, Mortgss
b ndsde Bel efonte, Ps.
OHN F. POTTER
Jr
tions p
lect
ands
1s
J RH. ORVIS M BOWER, ¥ 1 RVI
OO" AVIS, BOW F ER & ORVIS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA
Office opposite the Court House, on 2d
floor of F arst’ 8 baildi ng. jan85
F. FORTNEY,
Attorney-at- Law,
Office | in old Conard building,
fonte.
HE
. OCULIST AND AURIST,
Office No. 4 South Spring Street, Belle-
fonte, Pa.
Office Hours, Tto 9a. m,1t02, and 7
8, p.m. 1lmay4im
Belle-
HOY. M D
S.A1LESMIEINT
WANTED
to oa ht the sale of Nursery
Stock | Bead mp oyment guaranteed. BAL-
ARY AND EXPENSES PAID, Apply at once,
wiatin
ag age, (Refer to this REE }
ROCHEST.
Chase Brothers.
S. A. LIST,
LEWISBURG BOOK BINDERY.
All kinds of binding, at ressonablg rates. New,
papers, magazines, pamphlets, ete, bound and re
bound in firs Class style. 1003m
TJ TICE IR HERERY GIVEN THAT FROM
the date of this notice we will do a
strictly cash business, and Jositiyal decline 10 do
any more “ticking.” All orders flour, feed
coal, must be acoom di wae or no
attention wi be paid to Them. We will buy all
kinds of grain a oash forsame, or
for flour, and con). KURTE &
Feb, 8 1850, nive Hall,
Cexree Harr Mear MasEs ~The
Centre Hall Meat market havi
frigerator families can at all times
fed with fresh meats, of the nr
ty, also bol sausage, Next door
hotel ; open and y
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