point. {J somiscmeinat ON 6 BISHOP 8T,, BELLEFONTE, [las got in his full stock of 0: : CIL CLOTHS. all widthe, styles and prices so tod Riftchiens, his goods, provided the weather is fair If. however, it should haopen to be front step o the mud raining he will e of the best DOOR and off vour ghae, vel nmbrelia stands in which ever-losable umbrella. COMMON SENSE C.0.S.-T — JA-T A legitimate business : lealing l- rOOUS and ~ & KREAMER, DR. HM. NS. CLEMENS, a Will Hall $ Corit re of Adventure | DARING | DEEDS, © x Pp ior iaws oy the Aves and famous “tandish, Boone, e, Huston, Carson, “ Buffalo Bill, Gen. Crook, great Indian Chiefs and pdidly Hiustrated with 29 fine en ENTS WANTED. Low priced, and ng 1 sell allowed agents she ILADE] The Cream of Books PIONEER | ue HEROES AND The t} ntares o ail the AY i 1 Indians, whole country hero irttof funds, PHIA, PA DR. EUMPHREYS' BOOK Cloth & Cold Binding 144 Pages, with Steel Engraving, MAILED FREE, Address, P, O. Bax 1810, X.Y. FRICR. Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations. . Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colie.. Crying Colle, or Teething of Infant. Varrhea, of Ohildron or Adults Chol senter ipiag, Hiloas Clie... tera orhas. Vo hah Coughs, Cold, ek ‘ Nearalgis, T tha che, ¥ Noaralda, Sick H cadache. ¥ on thing. ... heh; 2 3’ malt heumat] ote or it oy {arr noone ¢ Tn ay haw Violent Cou ha. Ay ehiey. "hysical Way 4 ney Haoane. ervous pLinary Huennes of t PECIFICS. price —NURPHAKTS RE Tou Vuiion G. A. R. BOYS. Annual Encampment To Be Held This Year in St. Louis~It Will Probably Be the Largest Gathering in the History of the Organization, The Grand Army of the \ 1 Sational tepublic holds its encampment at Bt 20 and 80, 1887, It is ra quarter of a century since the wus fired on Fort Sumter, and which led y The memories of that ter rugele have cemented the members Grand Army of the Republic as com in the bonds of fraternity. Every year yoars thos veterans have encampment and recounted and events of the Louis September £8, HOW OV shot i War of the rides for twenty old annual tes, incidents encampment at St. Louis, belief of Luch ‘alrchild, Commander-in-Chief, and she General Ex ooutin Committee he affair y ao We stern and the horing of in the world for. The itteo of TL fin y comm the encampment has been at work month Bix for uring the oom ittee has as 10 moet ent of the hundred i. This renis of Ly are mia Arrange Vi Pring we ton coin ; t fw and to battle On Friday evening and representat be banqueted by be a campfire at illuminated nal comet the officers, delegates ives to the encampment will the citizens, and there will Schoaider's garden, with lisplay of fire works. During the encampment there will be a sham battle to be fo d veteran soldiers, showing fought by i actual icipated realities, show the defense, the repulse, the victory. The excursion to Piet Knob, or Ironton, Mo... will be on the days commemorative of the anniversary of ths battle at Pilot Knob on September 20, 2 9, 19d, in which the regi ments pasticipat ing were the Forty - seventl and Fiftieth Mis souri, the Four teenth Jowa, Bes ond and Third Missouri Caval ry, Battery H., and Becond Mis souri Light Arti) lery. Union loss, 28 killed, 56 wounded, 100 missing. Con- fedeorate, 1.500 killed and wound- ded. On the 27 the of September, GRAND ARMY BADGER, 1864, at Centralia, Mo., threo companys of the Thirty-ninth Missouri were massacred by Price. Union loss 122 killed, 2 wounded. A printed statement compiled from the rece ords of the Government will be circulated grounds and HEht by old batt'p refearsing 8 mune but in all their stern and bloody ing the attack, showing thatJanuary 1,184], the army of the United States for active service consisted of 14,663 men. May 1, 1565 there were 797.807 men on active duty, while 202,700 more were absent, During the struggle there were 44.000 killed in battle, 186.000 died from dis 20,000 died in 19.000 died wounded, and captured Louis, held, was a quarter ngo a trading post estal Pierre 1d do, In 1768 rived f Orleans post Thi CV. monarch elaimed it, to oase, from wounds, IW EXKY she The ¢ ment repel prisons, Bad) (KN) s rocorded ity of St were and mis who is 10 be century and quest Lacle rom Now town Wis nan HK POSKOSKION Frit BURGLAR'S TOOLS. for Safes Who Cracking Muke Their Implements Used Expert Crooks Tools, officor giars themes Cracksma : sa10 “has, necesss ally, to be a goodimact naturally re upon himself for the manu facture of his instruments, and as grows more expert in his work he gr more invent brace over at Des piaines street is but an improvement on old breast brace. Nome man evidently d of his body was not sufficent to enable a detective. ive. The Ingenious cracks scovered t to compel the and furnish the pressure. “Oh! fellows are ingenious enough,” added the detective, as he lit a cigar. “The only trouble is that they spend so much time in their inventions that they keep us hust ling night and day to keep track of them." Those Wanted Insurance. “Is this a firc-insurance company!” he inquired, tas he hesitatingly entered the office of one of the best known companies in the oouniry. “Yes, sir. Any thing we can do for yout" “Well, yes. I'm a traveling man, and I've just got a situation. 1've been unfortunate in every other job I've had Always struck dull trade, and got fired. Now, if you will insure me against fire in this case I'll be perfectly willing to pay whatever is reason. able for a policy.” Bet the company wasn't filling that kind of & long felt want Merchant Traveler. Wates a man not only lives, but knows that he lives, then first the possibility of a real life commences. By real lifo 1 mean life which has 0 share in its own existence, Macdonald “Wy do not women got bald!’ asks an exchange, tsooms to us that any one ought to be able to answer that. It's be cause they don't have wives. Yonkers Staternan, PLAINING MILL went Grove near Grove and Wolf's are a quick’, flezses ty safe nd sure ene. for dis- ordered | ven or stomach. 4 ind, gestion, dys- bog A pepsia, cons h pation, nervous ordeéne ral de bilih vy headache lass 1 ude, senses f wo men Ue. Neat! put up 100 for & 50%. hloph 070% Reme sed 105 are sc id by Bitar ruqgists \ Send bes nts f Be beatiful colored p of ire, MoonisuCine, AthlophoroeCo. 112 Wa the 4 HY oi HY WANTED SHE RYAN TELEGRAPH co.. afer 1nd mpany order. JCB nioK BRO A he LL KINDS -- FURNITURE -:- Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Side Boards, Bedsteads, Trndertalking a Specialty. OF Tables, Wood and Cane-Seat Chairs, Lounges, for Infants and Chiidrin. Castoria onres Colle, Constipation, Ronr Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eractation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, aud promotes di tion, injurious mediostion. Tun Cuxrvavn Courasxy, 150 Fulton Street, N. XY. “Oastoria ia so well adapted to children that i recommend [Las superior to any proscription Known 50 me.” H. A. Amcwen, MD, 111 Bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. Y | 1 AE H 3 Hy LOHK {TRE HALL, PA enatt Motta | Bene Cinleghnrg, ii. special | ¢ yitnitivg of : 0 | Huutingd , ORH § AGE NT FOR t Association, 0 fosr £14 Mifflin Regent earfield. ‘ ZELLER & 50? DRUGGIST iJoesiar B! {fonte, Pa. wwantiry trade. (CUMMING EMANY ¥ } The traveling Lhis hote i equal respect, 1 barges very mod of £ “oy UL Terms reasonal a urst tioor, | ye. \ ye } Reside: G. GUTELIUS. Dentist, Millbeim BETrviICes y Lh t perf rin ail Law made and tlorney-at mily we DavIng draw ud & q (FEV IS, BOW ATTORNEYS-AT MB El NER ¥ { & ORVIS, Office in old Cona fonte. H K * Office No uth Sp fonte, Pa. HOY OCU LIST MD AND AURIST, ring Street, B LEWISBURG Bi ding, at reasonable ra WOK BINDERY agazines, pamphlets, eto in firsi Ccines style Cexte Harr Muar Marker~The Centre Hall Meat market baving a re frigerator families can at all times be sup- plied with fresh meats, of the best qual- ty, also bologna savsage., Next door to notel ; open day and evening. wimav if Huxey Booznr. T. ELMO HOTEL, Nc. 817 & 319 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Roduced rates to $200 per da The traveling public will still ind at this Ho tol the same liberal provision for their comfort, Itisloeated in the immediate centres of business and places of amuses ment and different railroad depots, as well at all parts ofthe city, are easily acoessible by Street Oars constantly passing the foors. It offers special inducements wh those visitingthecity for business or pleasure, solicited Your patronage respectful JOS M ropritor FEGRR.: AAA Ss rN White and red Wi p, shelled corn mia and barle at the Centre Hall Roller M Ai which the highest
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