ms ———
. HH, LOHR.
'W PLAINING MILL,
N* CENTRE HALL, PA., AGENT FOR
{Covenant Mutual Benefit Association, of
At Locust Grove,near Grove and Wolf's | Galesburg, Ill, special agent for the
[counties of Centre, Clearfield, Mifflin
land Huntingdon, This Co,, is strictly for
| Ode d Fe ellows and their wives
or the Union Central Tite Ir
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Rh eurmatisnt
Neuralgia
Nervous head
JOB WORK, | palf. From the tribuual in which eonvic-
Having added to our stock of material | Michael Schwab was a native of Baves | tion was secured tha caso Was taken to
we are ready to do poster work, at low | ria, 84 years old, Ho was fairly well edu. | Yhe suprome eourt of l[llinols, and alter
rates: Sale bills, large 4 sheet $1.25; and } | cated, and learned fthe bookbinders trade | that body had aflirmed, it was sarried to
sheet, $1.00. All poster work in same | in Germany. He inflicted himself on |the supreme ocourt of the re -
proportion. Envelopes at $1 75 per 1000 | America in 1575, living 0 year or two as Again It was affirmed, and 9, ao, 1 oy us
Bil heads and statements $1.75 per 1000, | Miwa and sinea at Chicago. sHse was | every conceivable moans and with out oo” ache. Ir will
ie a writer on the Arbeiter-Zellung. drance, the vast army of their advocates, cure You.
Cash to RCCONIPADY oroer, Adolph Fischer, twenty-nine years old, | friends and sympathizers moved upon the : | . "ae 4
has lived ft vmerica fifteen years. He | governor, in whose clemency was vosted oe SOE \ 7 has just
beiter- Zeitung. He | the Inst hope Here overy class of society / wi : :
o children. was represented, is of names, ’ / | mill at the nbove pla and
» a German. He is | many of illustrious
years' sentence in | the heartrending appoal
nis conuection with { this city and state, but from
{ the nation p beseechings
ter, paramount | would exercise great
his Ife with a | given him to
was the youne- | for the people's gor
Saw Mill.
1ikoe, o Op. 0
nsur
¥ her sgent
bdecly
IBA BAF n'y BER,
d compiete
oper piaining |
wed a new “an
i
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Fler % 4 11 i
epared to fill all
and thousan : |
§ ALVIN F. SOLT,
y gave
LE MART DALE,
ATTOBEREYY- AT LAW
Bel Lefont 2
Office N. W. corner Dian
doors from first national bank,
CENTRE ‘COU N1Y BAR KING CO
, '
man, orders ©
SASH,
0
Tailor —-
Centre Hal
0 }Merchant
Pa.
i, Pa. i
t ond,
every cit
tha
prere
— DOORS, J
oured 87
een SIDING ~
MOULDING
y nami
y }
I beret WW oanngunce to the public that I i nded
have opened a Merchant Tailoring es mila cab
tablishm t wmarmbar 1 frat as | The 4
o SHIRK'S BUILDING 0 i Lv shars of NE He was whe Dot i one re Ne
at Centre Hall, and am prepared Jo al. | en any, where lie received a common | opposition prefer ring
fend to.ali work perinining io my ne of ! svucation. Ho came to America | to stand upon the law
Having taken a complete | th , and has been identified | ung the executive's
[ fee gant Jen aay v ho An rel r since. He Is | yonge of duty to the?
a | shit to have been insane. state. The law and %
Give Me Hi | effort Lad been ex {
{ pended, and
| comes mercy
| and a surrender of the
| tour to the punish-
ment recorded agains!
| them by the
| They have sinned
| to live and they
i now to recite the
wretches will suff
omb
1p "WETS
BRACKETS, PENNA.
eraity. rest
1 Gove
4a
%
SOLES
+ i y . 4
favor or anything else in his 1 Receive Deposits a
sunount
Discount
Becurities
JAB, A. BEAVER, J.D
President,
h ful colore d
lecture “Moorish
ri, Athlo ph ait
il Awail at. Mew Yor
ant onl
rents to Sell
ne. Rates as reasonable
Be nment
Buy and
Isgwhore, andsatisfact BHUGERT,
Cashier
On guarant
eed.
UNDERTAKING,
in all its branches, attended to.
and an elegant
business,
course in cattiog,
my work will give
fit guaranteed 1n every case,
and examine my work.
1ists aver
J D. MURRAY,
sat isf: Ct 7. Centre
Dealer in DRUGS, pular 1 ent Medicines
1 } ude Wire A eerit
call ¥ 3 i ain Kept
plore open
may
now
————— TOF tWO hearse for fu-|®
AGENTS
very day i
1 __ the HISTORY of
1 BLACK
;, PHALANX
a | PR SYLV. ANIA
nerals.
J. ZELLER & SON,
DRUGGIS TS, Bellefon
Dealer In
DRUGS, a
CHEMICALSY
PER¥U MER F
FANCY GOODS, &e
AT. BARGER,
Bpring Mills
>
X te, Ps,
majesty
Ofebly
DRUGS
shall
crime for An
r death, A bomd Wi % gi Py Sw Nw iy : Boring
Neva, 2 t thelr sugges
prep ared at
=. a. Scharoyer,
cnesesmntetts {J sameness
ON 6 BISHOP ST., BELLEFONTE,
mms, {J smears
Has got in his fall stock of
—OIL CLOTHS, —
all widths, stylesand rices
ese) ecsmesn
- aL pe Be Ne O—[,~E—U —M —8~
for o vestibules, halls, kitchens, &eo
flice,
smarts {J sommes
He
to take a |
would be glad to have all drop in
ok at his goods, provided the
if. |
Reston to be raining he will leave on his
DOOR MATS,
your shoe, his
weather is fair. however, it should
front step one of the best
to wipe the mud ofl and
nice and novel umbrella stand
to place that ever-losable nmbrella.
COMMON SENSE
Tells anyone that it is an ut-
ter impossibility for a mer-
chant to sell goods continually
—A.T C.0-9-T.—
A
never be
legitimate business can
conducted on such a
basis, as taxes, rent, insurance,
etc., must be paid and a living
We do
our business upon such a prin-
earned. not conduct
ciple, and we only ask a rea-
sonable advance on all our
goods. We believe in
FAIR AND SQUARE
dealing and know that our
goods and prices prove what
we Give us a call and be
say.
convinced.
HARPER & KREAMER,
Centre Hall, Pa.
i
JOR
where SOAre
iy
where they received visit
ng jall for the pury
with any of the prison
ushered in
» right of our cut
or has no special
un on the out
rs
the
ors,
he must remal
and talk wilh
small
Zand:
day
kissing can only
the
That
thumbs with
clieckors is where Ni
touched
be ind
being ver
The row of
kuown as
sre Lhe
KEP
iiged In
y sat
calls
“mu
to ths
rdorars’
THE CITY UNDER GUARD.
Police sad Milizsia Under
Arms Watching Clucago Property.
Detectives
imost
ones
anarchist
taxed
nand f
to
iosired
that
of men
¥ Was
all the
iher patr ang the stronlsa
he big buildings. Un al
a seen men io uniform arme
ight sticks and carrying dar
ch they =Eept Cc Bi
$PICIO
Wi
bad
ilinu
th at the su
dark i
5
aud Irners
IKS
WATER W
itside the jail thal
than an
res :
this were shut
th
fT
but
8
the city w
thant
lid chance
will in the ty. Mon
water w
and
at Ashland and
The crib, thro
iffer rst
t ndiary a to
gwael
th the north side
of Chicago
orks, sit
avenues
rs,
avenne,
inated
water flows
aver three miles off shore
Is miso carafully guarded.
s¢ stone structure covering
square bounded by Clark, Jackson,
born and
government bullding, is also under »
special guard. Ia this monster buliding
are situated not alone the post office and
custom © ut also the sub-treasury
(an,
Deoar-
NS
5
hhc
"aan
CORRIDOR IX JAIL IN WHICH EXECUTION
TOOK PLACE.
The city hall and county cours house»
these twin structures that in thelr hideous.
noss disfigure Clark stireet-—-were fully
filled by police and detectives. Io the
city building are the police headquarters
and a large force are held there In re
sOorve.
Private detectives and watchmen as wall
8s police are guarding the palatial board
of trade on La Salle street.
GUARDING PUBLIC PERSONAGRE.
Not alang the homes Lut slag the parsons
of all who had a hand in bringing the an.
archists to justice are being watched by
the police, so that they shall not become
the victims of an assassin, Those being
thus shadowed are Judge Gary, States
Attorney Grinnell, Superintendent of Po.
lice Ebersold, Inspector Ebersold, Captain
Bhack, Bheriff Matson, and such of the
twelve jurors as aro in the city. At all the
police stations are stationed a IBNrge ro:
sorvo forge.
The fire telegraph system is being oare-
fully guarded, and additional men are ste
tioned in the receiving stations,
UNDER ARMS FOR FIFTY MILES AROUKD.
By order of Adjutant-General Vanco all
the regiments within filly miles of Chica
go are under arms today, The Bpringfeld
regiment, which Is la the armory, will ned
come to Chicago, bot remain
wusrd the SUALS DRORESEA
wrdance with the plan
a. It fell Into UW ranks
advancing in the
and Lo preserve
ty It exp
and scattered death and
every Yollowing
yf revolver bullets. Bixty-six
and cast in
"rang
brave men ware
ied with
fic ioneo
was
f
Ui
side
rs foil
BEketeh of the Anarchists.
st Spies, the ade
He
mayor
0 REAICHhIS
maGeger
sds and «
society
n posed
Ihe
nted Mast's siruct
ade dynamite bom
ling masses’
agai their ene’
drivers’ and to “apare
nor ohiid in the great
free
WOHs
Thia
yod the
decims
cirgulation
paper, but
many con
veris to the anarch
atic idea sand bore iis
legitimate fruit in thea.
Haymarket sragedy
Spise’ hatred of
police was intensified Vis
by the killing of his OSCAR NERRE
guod-for-nothi og younger brother, William
Bpes, by a icoman ia 155¢, William
was & leader in a \ fight two months before
his death in which a farmer near Chicago
was killed, but Spies was acquitted of the
crime. He was shot while resisting ar.
reat and August cowed vengeance upon
the police. Tne outoome is a histarig blot
on the history of Chicago Hples of lata
yoars has managed to dross well. He was
an expert shot with the pistol, but was se
big a coward shat he almoat fainted at she
sight of blood. He was a single man, un.
Jess his proxy marriage to Nina Van Zends
counts,
Parsons is forty-five years oid. Iie
edited a paper called the Alarm at one time.
Init he gave directions for the manufso
ture of explosives and how to throw
bombs, and advocated the destruction of
society. He was at one time a
scout in Texas and is a ‘dead shot ™
He has never overburdened
himself with work, but is a born agitator.
His wife ia quite as ardent In suarchism,
and has addressed audiences in this eity
within a year in behalf of the condemned
Anarchists of Chicago. Hhe has negro or
Indian blood in her veins. Bho is a good
speaker, is a0 earnest denunociator of soci
oly and makes vague appeals to arma,
Bam Flelden was a
native of Lincelnshive,
Eogiand, and is forty
yoars old. He worked
Ia & cotton mill from
his nioth year till he
reached kis majority.
% He joined the Wesloyan
M. E. Church, and was
a Bunday sohool super.
intendont at 18, sad
afterward a presckse
He came Lo Amerioain
1806, lived three yedrs
LOVIA LINGG. in Cleveland, and since
1860 tn Chicago. Fielden was the brightest
of the anarchists, and bad a woe a
little wife, who suffered terribly during
the strain of the past month,
George Engel was born in Cassel
fn 1589, and care to Americs in 1872. He
hes nlways bHeen a socialist of the violent
ype sud was business manager ofthe
Asbeiter Beitung.
h
cur
destro
dom,"
course
ted the
it the
brought
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LOHR S—~NEW~GROCERY.—0O
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Centre Hall.
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