DON'T SCOLD a man for groaning when he has Rheumatism or Neuralgia, The pain is simply awful, No torture in the ancient times was more painful than these twin diseases, But--oughtn’t & man to be blamed if, having Rheu- matism or Neuralgis, he wont use Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has cured thousands who have suffered in the same way ? It has cured hundreds after physicians have pronounced them incurable, “The skill of five physicians eonld not oure me of Rheumatiom which had settied in the hips, neck and shoulders, So intense was the pain that sloop was aimost Lmpos. sible, first dose of Athlophoros gave me relief, and the third Soablpc me to sleep for four and a half hours without waking. 1 continned ite use. and am now well ™ Rev, 8 HH TROYER, New Albany, Ind Sa-8end 6 cents for the beautiful colore wl plo ture, * Moorish Maiden.” THE ATRLOPHOROS C0. 112 Wall St. N.Y The Weekly Press. DOLLAR Peirce College of Bu iness, No.917-919 Chesintt Si IASMAY PEIRCE M.A Priocipal and Fun fob? 5 piled 8S GUN 5TOI \F, GUNS, REVOLVI AMMUNITION wl new guns j re hner's Great {Central tiefonte, snch as Double Cran, a Lanne } LL ifle and Shot ngle B. Li trom $2.57 to 812. Single B. L. Bhot Gaus from 84 to $0, 8 the Farmer, the Man. and the Oc¢- Hunter. Guns for Spoting casional aman Preemie R.Y C-H.E ——— CALL AT THE GREAT GUN WORKS, BELLEFONTE, 2485. salt BOLD WLC wid far BHO ny fl lately. Best SES wale tn the world Per Warranted Heavy 4esiid Gold Honting Cases, Sisgant and imag sifiesnt, Hoth badlen wid genie ay with works and css of spl rel ONE PRBRSON to earth locality fas seenre ong PRE. How Is thie poweibie? We nnpwsre ws want otis pers sot dev one Tounmdiig, tev wapin Shetr homes ef ari 16 Chow whos call, 8 sommpiote Ile of cur waiuslie and sory waeel MOLSENOLI SAMPLES, Trae samphes an well 28 Cos watoh, we soot free and after yon Baca kept hen to Foor bop Ber 8 Bonbine S00 Suen them 0 Ups wh apoyo 1, the 7 hecotne paar owe property) $8 a possi de bn make sak great offer, sending the ROLE “on wath av SCONE Y eamplon fron, a8 thn owing of the sataples in ang Ingatiey, alwsye ¢ ty now barge trade Toy wa alter caraamapios hase § i ny for mecnih ov we GEO vs $aven i trade from the Ahie, Ls sist wonders] offer ever De # fhad one panied me ¥ be pled st once America, Writs af ones, aad wi it be hardly sy Rroatis -V-E- -A-P. be surrowndic re 1s ta 3 whens i ake ware of Use chin, far yo8 Lo $o0w Lie sang and your reward will iy 4 which to write ne dete naa pou k ow il Hyon @0 not ears La go Tu pYeg ioe BATS Woden, ed IF pon do send your ads at cure, yon waa peoire IF IEE coe She sl a watches fo fhe world and our Inege pe VTAR00N & 00, Wok ob FURTIAND, MAR Hardison Aba: 1dons His New York Trip. Gen. THE ANXIOUS MUST SEEK HIM. CONDENSED NEWS, Benefit of Basy Readers, The autopsy on the body of Mry Ingolsby, and foot, at she bad been to the mur- that clow showad There is no A fatal accident, through the cartlessness Mr. Morton and Others Going to Indian Ramors and Predie- Gofl apolis-——The Latest tions — New Candidates Mentioned Claims West Virginia. President-elect Har y come to New York, tad are Vice President-elect New York, Nov, 20, rison has decid not t« and consequ parties going to ianapolis Lovi P. M: within a i by Mrs Thoma ner also rton will leave the city Hi and possibly t, Chauncey M Senator wrinight will be accom t ex-Nenator Depew, War Frank Hiscock will Mr. and Mrs Morton rm were repeatedly invited Mrs, Harri OnEago- Morton, lat and the party Miller es during the cami £ to Indianapolis by Geners or and and political re prevented their ac business heretof son, but his ments have ceptance, Was Nov, “In cabinet gossip N being with growing frequency for secre rophets still hold the Sherman, accepted as among «s that John Wanua- If Sher- | said to be | take his between The Dingley Star is HINGTON, BAYH: spoken tary of { AV) state department open Senator and it is ostmaster general it is would auld lie bs, oh tha Shite i wler this arrang Dg The opinion speakership | r Cannon, of | Mit expe wsod as vy would should not be abinet Mo K inley McKinley and | ir ofgthe former. thought that rof thel weed] that Mr in fave ment 1 8 Mr 18 very « i rworth want the hip, even if the senate Nov, it-oloct were J. 8 Mr, to talk over the national their Harrison of lows statex] that he was here wk of report of ‘ol. Bwords, ral the wi make a wanes from state are id be made tion headed | Topeka | weok to | consid Harry Bomberger, a passenger co smdactor, was en gaged in coupling cars, and the moving one caught him between the bumpers, killing Governor Melette, of Dakota, confer with Gen, Harrison about the admis sion of Dakota The Vermont house of representatives has defeated the bill granting to women the right of suffrage, has gone to § Ol by Philip Ringwald, Haverstraw, N., Y,, hanging. A recount of the baliose © in the Tenth Michi gan Congres nal district, s Wheeler, the Republican, 110 plurality, John Keiser, merchant of Pittsburg, shot himself through the heart The cause of his act is unknown The a hotel 1 cemmitied prietor suicide a wealthy shoo manufacturers of straw g pa BRO gi” 0 to B43 wy avi ni 1 raised the price of pape from § ton. ' 8 Assistant Factory Inspector Franey, after investigating the fire in the Rochester Gauge works, where forty persons lost their lives, reports that the fie escapes were not the company was evadisg the law hours specified by law A young Boston druraner, Gleason, created a brief ing at Willard's hotel James G, Blaine, Jr. hour, but when his in ered he was hooted out. Thomas Bell, aged 97, 13 oldest Nashua N. H., died thergof ing from & cold contret A report from Bull of the lynching of the Knobbers' trial The Ocean hous, was burned. Mary severely burned in the *3 sult The Underwriters’ to Increase io Baltimore which height, The ISUrance are body of Geos George.” of Rama Va al ditch near Mo CHURCH CONGRESS. of gun Subjects Which Will Forecast Important Deliberations Be- | at Buffalo } Today. riscussed, ongress of the | iscopal church of America began its delid- | here today, Rt. Rev. A. Cleveland | opof New York, presiding. Among it and expected Bishop Whip | a; Andrew DD , OX-pros Ini ‘otter tan A UPFALO, N 20 he are White The first | gland was beid | loge, Cam t stand t next | in 2, and | Wilberforce | y and laity held | fif years § lowe reas has no offi po one. The discus ted with great care 1, and the writers and speak are assigned are also care such body almost Sia In » are important usson i Are m of Hace in un in nitured FW. questions are com this session, interesting: American” "The the Church,” and Govern Church in Fields Already a ¢ rangi SK dur 5154 1 : especially fe Ju wii PL ison sie «i ; n in our Country by Others.” ; question of race there will be those will urge that on account of prejudice it is best that the colored people should ore ganize oh by themselves Among those who will speak on this subject is Rev, Dr. A. Crummel, of Washington, D.C, a ney wiuate of one of the best univer sities, and a man of culture The topic, “The Limits of Discussion in the Church,” will be considered from two sides; first, that the doors ought to be thrown wids open to all discussion, no matter how start. ling the doctrine proposed: second, that thers are many in the churches not compe tent to judge of the merits of a theory or doctrine, and by adopting a harmful belief they may be injuped Ik is expected that the congress will be about evenly divided on the question of ex. tending the Episcopal church in flelds al ready occupied by other denominations This subject, which will be considered on Friday afternoon, is expected to bring out more warm discussion than soy of the others On th rohos To Prevent Bursting Bollers, Prrrsnvne, Nov, 10.--City, state and county boiler mspectors from various parts to-morrow to form a national organization, which will endeavor to regulate the handling | if steam boilers, so that there will not bo a | repetition of the loss of life and property | which bas appalled the people of this country An effort will be made to ar range a uniform system for the inspection of boilers throughout the country, and also to prevent by law the sale of old and worthless bollers for steam making purposes. The aso ciation will endeavor to have laws passed in each state which will require every even if in charge of a threshing maching to stand an examination and take out a license, | Henry George's Reception. ! Loxpox, Nov, 19.—Mr, Henry George, the famous advoonte of the single tax on land, and Mr. Wiibiou Saunders, the philanthro. pist and ex-commoner for Hull, were met as they landed at Southampton yostorday by a large and enthusiastic tion of Radicals, They were given a very cordial and by a ju Jrocesded to London, accom The schooner Nellie wrecked at Whitehead, Glou Mass. , pounds of cod The coster, body of James peared from Clarkstov day, bas been f Haverstraw, He cide Eddie Finkenfind Carlisle, Pa., was cidental discharge which he has handlin Thomas B. McQuaid a: charged with the have been rel sae] Willis { bor lev adville 8 4 Pa. . has ‘sued by Democratic candidate f der, laying damages at §0 President Fitagerald, of league in America, to nasist Parnell in hi Nati be admi jssnes arg The Women's protest against labor organizati : Alexander Messer, of thn flald gang, is under arrest oO Va. Hoe has ki twenty gw the war Inventor Keely is in oonrs. “Eddie McDonald has been released fro pending Bevero gales and loss of ke from the great lnkes Tir lin, of Cheatham ounts has abeconded with over 88 fe f Lhe ¢ money erry vania rks, heir to $17.50 by England, i New York boodlers residly in will prosecute newspaper o “defamation of character.” Ex Governor Leon Abbett } still a onndi- date for the United States sho rabid The polie of Berlin havd expel French journalists from the oly is Lied 6 pew trial ustee Tom Tens ow rk Har taiph, a stool wi the death wp edd TRADE BULLEN. New York Money and Oaotations, New Yonx, Nov Money $oued at 2 cent. the lowest rate The hig rate was 4 Exchange ciosad steady: posts 4 8 4.5004. actual rates, 4 S440 4 Midge 4.8804 8 for demand ¢ pvelmenta cle steady; currency Ge, I21 bad: $ooup., IN bid Sign, do. 1084 bid : Pacific railroad bonds closed adbilows: firsts, 1133116; Union land grantaiong ii sinking funds, 190g 122 Centrale Fig The stock market during the b ir tive, while ita tone was weak thi opening from ¥ to 14 per cont. liber half hour there were a Tow spas Bait after the first call there w to sell the lading stocks 5) Tito, RYY pressure streagth did not last. the close, when they were at orisear the lowest of the day. The decline ranged Prices ode shares, General ih Naw Yong, Nov, 18. FLOUR } a deeline of 10¢, ; fine grades of Fister, $3G0.95; . spring, $LWOGS; superfive winter, $3.50 8.75; do. wring, $G2 60; extd No. 8 winter, $8. 0004.3; do. spring, $5600.14. Southern flour elomed weak; trade and family otras, $4.15006. WHEAT Options were dull} irregular and weak, closing at the Jowest (Rigt, Spot lots closed weak. Bpot sales of Nai red at $1.08; extra red, $1401.16; No. 2 rod 81 0806051.00% ; No. 8 red $1081.08; No. | whe $1.1401.15; white state, $1.15; No. 2 red win, Dec., $1.00; do. Jun. $1004; do., May, $1.1 CORN-Qptions were dull andiveak, closing 4 @¥%e. lower. Spot lots closed Wale. lower, Spot sales of No, § mixed at Wane. ; t No. 2 mixed, Nov, and Dec, 4835c.; hh, Jan, #840. ; do., Feb. $c; do, May, 48¢, i OATS Optichs were dull, and closed 14B4e. lower for some months. Spot kis closed firm, Spot sales of No. 1 white state & 0c; No. 2 do,, WOM. No. 1 mixed, 830. No. 2 do, ING 81540. ; No. 2 mixed, Dee. B1%4e. io, Jan, 38ge. ; do., Dec, 88. LARD-Closed firm and fairl active; Nov, $568.97; Dec., $8.60; Jan., $8.5, SUGAR Raw dull aud noming; fair refining, Bilge. Refined steady, but dub’ ent loaf and erusied, 86; cubes and powdend, Tie. gran. Jared, Ie. Jonteotioners A, Te: white extra C, S300 7-100. extra OC, Slg@e.: ©, Big6e.; yellow, 5 11.1805%c. in BUTTER-Stoady; eastern oreumery, EM, | western do, Wiehe, CHEESE~Firm; factory . York cheddar, ; v " on ONE CENT. Mend a nosts] ecard for a ample f he Pittebire Weenly C ronicle gra: hh. It will be seit to you pro at you will be pleased wit it: and emitting «ne dobar vou wii receive itl regiilariy every =ecx for one year It] gives « kuna yf the pr eips]l even | f wach week, hiss bright Ordgind Sw 1 Fa ashton N to-.a d Gos Ip Tol Hou eholl, Amines me t«f rthe Cirel Ap iaitare Ne 8 lt st thle Fina eal and Ma ket ews fr the Warkshop, Mine Bportng events at brood, and a8 ven ra selecdon o ia le for everytody ! We helivve in sup ord og the home| ape and wlgo «lieve a combination cal ad pap rie glill ir} vee fore have madeas combina ion th tre proprietors of the Cexree Rs | RTER Where ytoey wil send yon the | +NTHRE Reporter avd the Weekly] romi lo T legr ne year, postage ! id for the sam of $2. a . We wo yon: atte tion toj te bist of premiums of © 6 Werk! | ile Telvera bh. Any sabseriber « an | ecinte hese ar i les on the ecinl teromm i fered in the paper ot any daring! perio | their name 18 the sub merit list of the ar WEEKLY CHRONICLE Pits urgh: copy Tele | mpily,! bv | for i nd re lepor us, Mill ao sd | home and read of thy $5 i i 5 d algo cal thro i i ne { on | jn | FELEGRAPH| Pa (HOI E HOME FOR SALE. A dwelling house with ab f grounad, of which 12 r Togsey i le, here ure t and gna tim er b ut 15 acre Are Cigar i® offered at pri-| o wells, elegan:| on the trae, Will. | Appy to Jd, | ROTOR fal a rgain , Or JAC IB “METZLER, Newberry, He premise Pa.| | CHENBACH'S BAKERY, | A 3 | o£) f Beatlofnnt shop B Bellefonte em OP SL, Bell 3 BAKERY. PITTSBURGH POST i ~ = ¢ } GREAT NEWSPAPE R| THE OM [ING YEAK. THE A FOR LIGHT, NEWSY, a. INSTT }) ENTE ITs DAILY ANI *T DEMOCORATIH i » £5 WE DAILY POST : wil ent with re shied » nergy the trinmphal endeavor ! e best Dem oers tic gily in Its progress the last year in- its future enterprisg in nil de bat constitute a grea! melio v it weil compete with the facilities by all the great nires will the mos far thoronvh ¢h racer Its joes] and telegraphic, tiraseh of a have PITTSBURGH year 1880 te fi Os ¢ . remost it telvgraphic | correspondents at ¢ - 3 of wey tog ng apd ar Re! repirta, CVEring every contivoed and! ine, Its editor. we and loca departments will be tained with added vigor aod enters ihe year 1550 will be a memora- pe Hittal and basiness’his fag ais ed nn the same VED radi fh Onr of the great b tle waged on the ques ions of Tariff Reform «1d Redoced lax Wi Noone a ho devures In be well rmed and abre«s of the times oan to without this daily paper, bringing ouch sith te shole world of busine 8 industry, finance, legislation vd pooition. Washington and Harrie ure wil be alike grea: centres of news nthe vergenf a vol | canto war ard revolution. The PrrmssoRon | ita1ny Post wil printall the news. TERMS: iy mail one Year, $5, Pm stage prepaid. By agent or carrier, at 1c per week. Send for sample copy. wee THE ~ 10 COR i 8 COLUMNS READING MATTER or | m of the publishers is and! Usion; end the a o meke it a welcome, instructive, entertaining visitor at the ‘amily fires] «i 'e. Io addition to a choice variety of | trary a d nisellave us matter, Tur Werkty Posr »il' publish during the year « number of Serial, Tares ny the Beer American axp Forriox Noverisrs.| meritorious | works would cost more (han a year's sub-| scrip jon, iret, Hurte's Intest serinl story, “Cris v.” wili commence pubbication in Tax It wii ran for byt 10 we ke, and will be immediate. followed ty another wither 11y Rider Haguard, r soe novelist f «gual repn-| don. The fiction departmens «ff Tag Posr «i | beone of 11s most interestiog nd at ractive featares, Pre cattle, prodoee and graio markets wpecially prepared for the weekly edis in will be fall and reliable, Tas Waekty Posr wil be as it aiways has b en, a thor ugh wolng, aulli ching and guresive Dem cratic journsd It will bear its part in the gr at battle of Tariff Hef vm and Tax Reduction, nntil a glor | ious trinmph eros 8 the canse of the TERMS: Single subse viptiog, postage prepaid, one year, §1 25, In clubs of five or over, postage pres wl, ov enr B1 ONO w i 5 fe % i ¥ { ~ iF i & pw ihm bh m iy ALE E Post PRICTING & PUBLISH. equ elent FHE PENNEYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE OF THE MOST BEAUTI FUL ARD HEALTHFUL BPOTS IN THE ALLEGHERY REGION: UNDENOMINA TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH BEX KS. TUITION FREE; BOARD AND OTHER EXFPENSER VERY LOW LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF 8TUDY AGRICULTURE (Thres Courses ) CULTURAL CHEMISTRY lustrations ou the Farm and in Lory : BOTANY and HORTICULTURE cal and practical and AGRI with constant ii the Labora theoretl CHEMISTRY: with an unusnaliy thorough course in the Laboratory Civili, 1 very extensive field practios : best modern instruments HIBTORY Ane tent and Modern, with orig nal investigation LADIES’ COURBE IN LITERATURE and BCIENCE; Two years. Ample factiities for Music, vocal and jostromental LANGUAGE and LITERATURE; Latin (optioned) French, German and English quired.) one or more continued through the entire course MATHEMATICE and a plied MEA ix NI with stud Yoars' cours ing and + pent MECHANICAL ENG cal and practical MENTAL. MORAL and POLITIC ENCE; Constitutional law Political Economy, els MILITARY BCIENCE eal and practical, in service PHYSICS; Mechan Electricity, etc. & ve ry tensive Laboratc ry practice PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT CRIB CRI fully graded snd th orough Eall term opens i 5 3 January pri alogue and other inh GEO, W, ATHERTON slate | full and re and ABRTROROMY: pure ARTS , three combining shop work theoret INEERIKG 1, Bd gat AY nNG 4 niet raed wid ini § AUGILRE ean fon, B i. beplem 1 5. ARG Prest Centre Co. Fs ENKNEYLVANIA RAILROAD - and Erie Division j—on snd after WEBTWARD | ERLE MAIL leaves Philadelphia........ a) Harrisburg Montandon Williamsport, wi Jersey Bhore - Lock Haven, - Renovo arral Erie Erie mull west runs als (Phlade Aug fssrpppey 24 ope Be Pew g naay train EWE 'E XPRESS adeiphia burg WGN leaves Phi AIT al Lock Haven leaves Philadelipt Harri sb . Montand wry at William sport. . Lock Haven... OVO - re leaves Philadelphia Harris onal Williamepo art Lock Haven PR Ren GY0 Li BT, LINE } Lock Haven arrives Renovo EASTWARD HEA BHORE EXP. leaves Lock Haven. Jersey Shore Williamsport Montandor arr al Harristy Philsdel DAY EXP RESS | leaves Ba Ie... jun gE HKIYO PEPUBRpES =m 80 SHAE Lock Haven wi oh ag 5 Ph fiadel phd 5 XN jeaves Benovo Lock Haven Williamepor: Montanden arrives al Has righurg Tal Ye pais Sunday Trais Bn RNOVO Aoo oan nod also on 8 Hn aay. ERIE MAIL leaves Erie mE RENOVO AC . on og as 84 BRE sw ing sdeiphia runs aise Harriet Phil Sunday Tralon~Erie Mail ensl Aa x day arr at Erie Mall West. Niagara Express West, and Day Express East & Erie Mail Eastinake close connie tion at Lock Heven with BE V. EK. Trains Erie Mail Bast and West connect al Erie with traitson LEAM BR R. sorry with 8B. P & WERE a Boporium with B. XN Y. & P. R.R, and at Driftwosd with A VEE LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAIl BELLEFONTE NITTANY AND Daily Except Bu ndsy. Westward 4 A MAM 8 TATI 10 15 15 50 Montandon pod 4 5 6 156 Lewisburg 4% 2 Biehl bo! if 36V icksburg 5) % 41 MiMinburg 3 86 Millmont 1% G6 Laureiton $0 Paddy Mountain 82 Coburn {7 58 Zorby i& 10 Rising Bpring i 18 Penn Cave i 25 Centre Hall i 53 re % 42 Linden Hall iB Oak Hall R52 Lemont { i® 50 Dale Summit 4 55} 9 02 Pleasant Gap : i 9 14 Axemann 6 { § 20 Bellefonte € 4 A aaitional trains leave Lewishy don at 5.20am, 056m, and 7.10 leave Montandon for Lewisburg si 9 m and 7 50 p =m. THAR. E PUGH, J. R. WOOD, General Manager Gen"! Pw'ger Ag t GO TO MONTANA IA THE |St. Paul, Minneapolis & | Mani toba Ry. A MAGNIFICENT Daily Train Service “The Montana Express,” WILL BE INAUGURATED NOVEMBER ROAD LEMONT BR. R Fastward OXE AMP.M P Total oiaion ® ® oF GE GG BB 50 RE hy NS Re rs TE oh Oh Oh Oh Oh 8 for Mc tan 4 m resurning , B00 10, 1888, Drawing Room Sleepers, Handsome Day Coaches AND FREE Colonist Sleepers WITH KITCHEN AND LAVATORY, THE ONLY LINE TO THE THREE GREAT CITIES OF MONTANA, GREAT FALLS, HELENA BUTTE. For maps and information apply to your home AN F.1. WHITREY, Gen'l Pass. and The. Agl. Bt, Paul, Minn, Rin Mr Fra k Herscher ho» ht tone heanpl ood omy and Lie crn’ antl kl 0 Muove, wher Bah HAP the tore Pos D. Muanay, $ A A EB SON N* EW GARMAN HOUSE, oppr«ite tha Conrt Honge, BELLEFONTE, PA. The New Gurmpan House i mEhes aud Is open (or the i tiew fu it iz. and table | HKVIN Hose 4K + EN B WOODF JALOWELL Toalinil + lle sting i first Hoor has arisen from ite publile New building, rougboul, steafn heat, siecetrie wodern improvements Good re th PFA Proprietor bie. Lim salliple re. Wis {3 USE HOOS 1) WwW R fsnte, Pa E Failar Beiie Special attention given to *u innelfly proprietor iniry rade F UNTAIN HOUSE , BELLEFONTE PA EMARUEL BROWS Propricior, The traveling rOmmonity will find this hotel equal to any iu the county ip wvery respect, for man and besst, and hurges very moderits (Give it a trial june tf x EW BROCKEKHOFF HOUBRE iH HOUBE #7, BELLEFONTE. Pi rood Sample Rooms on First Floer. Wh Vres Buse to rom sll trains Jo fd % fs 4 ui rates sxeg ard jurors Bius B BRANDON, Prop. CEERHOFF ALLEGHERY and f witne ( ENTREE HALL HOTEL. J. MEYER, Prop'r. BU UT, BOARDERS AND TRANSIENT CUSTOM heaithy locality, pare water, surrounded by finest atural scenery in the state Schools and churches convenient, Terms very regsonable, i6ang tf : S T Ne 21 - OL He FOR Good Table, mouantair MO HOTEL, & iuced 219 Arch rales aveling public will te! the same iihers omiort It is sfitres of Street, Philadelphia $200 per day The find at this Ho vision for their waled ir immediate anc pisces of smuses erent railroad depots as well 8+ ail parts of the city, are ~asily accessible Sree © are constantly passing ths offers in} inducement or business or #11 pro the JURID PEs {iff ment and 4 per tingihecity f miranage respectfy JOB M FE! C AMERON HOUSE, Corner Reenrd an & Zk : FixG LEWISBURG, Kovuns +108, Market Rta PROPRIETORS, PA on vie ist floor, a.g22'88 iilding, opoosite jan 10 Br ekeshodt Hons H. ORY: J. B, ORVIS, OWER, E {)*Y Is, BOW EK & OKV is ATTORNEYS AT.LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA the Court H« irst’s buuiding TNEY 1). F FOR Attorney al Law, Office in old Covard building, Belle fonts ORVIS 1 ia Office ior op wt Wile fF use, on 2d jausd LE — TTORNEY ATX Bu JLEMAN V-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. Office N W. corner Diamond, oors from first national bank, two ja BY J. LL. Braxcizs C. P. Hewes SPANGL ER & HEWES ATTTORNEYS- AT LAW, BELLEFONTE CENTRE 00O.. PENNA, Epecial Hit y oodlections ; practice in al the courts; illation in German dnd English ATTORNEY AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE. PA on second floor of Forst’s new ilding work of Court House. Can be snsarited in English or German 7m 'y84 Is — Dealer in DRUGE Patent Medicines Whiskey. Brandy Wine, and Holland Gin kept and soid for medicine] purposes only. Store open every day inthe week. may JOBX KLINE { Hiiex MURRAY, Centre Hall, Pa, popular CENTRE COUNTY BARKING CO, BELLEFONTE, PENNA. Beceive Deposits and allow Interest ; Discount Notes; Buy and Sell Government Securities ; J. D. BHUGERT Cashier JAR. A. BEAVER President, S A LIST, * LEWISBURG BOOK BINDERY All ¥inds of binding, st ressonable rates. New papers, magazines, pamphlets, ete. bound and re bound in first clam syle ron \ W HOSTERMA N x Dentwt Centre Hall, Recidenos on Main street. Office in residence, Will give satinfaction in all branches of + is profession, Gas, the safest opiate knowu adminisiered. 14ap D* 8 6G GUTELIUS, —- Dentist. Millbeim Offers bis professional services to the public He bs prepared to perform all operations in the Aantal profession He is now fully pre pared to extract teeth absolutely widbos pain my 278 WwW M GOHEEN, AUCTIONEER, Boalsburg, Pa Is precared to ory sa'es, He has been sucosssiul in the past and offers his ser- vioes to the panbe, tf SREAD AND YEAST «At Mynray's Baiguny, Ce:tre Hall Fir t class fra bread ani yess! on stan: Wy on hand, a most ressouable prices, Your patrovage is so cited, COAL! COAL! Woodland Coal. Buck wheat Coal. Pea Coal, Chestnut Coal, Sar Owe i “ fy Jo ore ve atte Conse Hall Role fer Mille’ cond vard. Terms + Oush paid for all kinds of ’
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