SOME DOCTORS honestly admit that they can’t eure Rheumatista and Neuralgia, Others say thoy ean but—don’t. Ath-lo- pho-ros says nothing but-— cures, ‘hat's the secret of its success. Years of trial have proved it to be a quick, ane, gure cure. conoor!, N. H., Sept. 8, 1557 In my ow s family Atlilophorma was as a last resort, the user havin, suffere from: rhemmatismn for years and havi bein treated for the disease bt diffe iffervn physicians in this State and rb without even temporary re Baars Upon my rex sommendation soores of Posh ple have used this remedy with the same results claimed {or it CH Wnsox, Dubuque, Twa, Jan. 8, Ines, Athlophoros has completely cured me of nervous headache, and I feel thankful for all the good it haa done me, Mrs Love Cuenny, 8% Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored ple ture, ** Moorish Maiden.” THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 712 Wall St. &.Y. i ————————— —— 1188 ELEVEN TIUNDRERDR AND EIGHTY-EIGHT Students in Attendance last year at Peirce College of Business, RECORD BUILDING, 919 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Afternoon and Night Sessions. sa College What itis has not means, It has 4. Yi Morning, TEP EIRCE COLLEGE eth not tse made by any artificial ; solely by virtue of its experience «4 staff of instruc tors, chosen for their fitness and adaptation the positions which they fill, by its wonderful practical and re alistie courses of justruction, its nurivalied hehting heating, ¥v Pintle, other App tinents great and small, in the famed = Reeord Bailding,” which protect the heaith and promote the convenience of its pa trons, aud by the fidelity to tho interests of ndents of each officer und member of the Facul- ty aud each attache, from Princ ipal wo Janitor. ne following bs an extract from 8 history Philadelphia, just publishe 4. “This fustitution has been ex tunate in the success of the stuce nth w ho } Bave graduated therefrom | it 18 no marvel that the Peirce College of Business Diploma car ries a warrenty of e ficiency that makes its grad. udtes eagerly sought after by the leading business men of thi s and other cities.” It is doubtful if very many Philadelphians eye n know the extent and importance of ite fent age and the results of its trainiog, outsid of u 19 ‘acts that ma gleaned trom the roll of udent: ished. Send and get oue of its / nouncements and a © wy of i= Comme ) lings, that you may be i { , and establish a speaking ac- qualniane ¢ with its resu'ts Cn T A THOMAS MAY PEIRt feb23 Principal od Fo, inder, that “vaunt beens sptionall CHENBACH'S BARERY, Ng, 10 Bishop 8, Bellefonte. ~~ At the above place you will find first class —I~U-N-C-H P-A-R-L-O-R-8,- For ladies and gentlemen where'Hot Meals can be had at all hours of the day. sess} . FREBH OYSTERS! m band and served jin all styles, keep a first class Bakery, well supplied with FRESH BREAD, BISCUITS, CAKES, CANDIES CONFECTIONERY, TROPICAL FRUITY, Ete. When in Bedefoute, Coffee and Always © We visit ACHENBACH'S BAKERY. eas Satid Gold Weed Y 109, Ixtely FE ~ ha Sk J i H H Perfect timekesper. Wer ranted. Hoary So A Haunting Cases. Both lading? sad gents’ sass, wilh works snd cases of equal walue, One Person is tach ine wally ean secure one free, together with cur large and val. unisie line of Household Samples, Thee mopioe, as well a the watch, wo send . Free, snd afer you haves kopt them in your hose for § months sed shown them 19 those wie may have called, (hey become your own property. These vo writs £4 coos san sare of receiving the ated sod Samples. We pay all ex , freight, ota Address Stinson & Co., x 81 1% Foartisad, Maine. NSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE ue PE LOCATED IN ONE-OF THE MOST BEAUTI FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES TUITION FREE: BOARD AND OTHER EXPENSES VERY LOW, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY, AGRICULTURE ( Threw Courses) and AGRI CULTURALC HEMISTRY: with constant il Instrations on the Farm and in the Labors- tor BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti. cal and practical. Students tanght original stndy with the microscope, CHEMISTRY; with an unusually thorough course in the Laboratory, CIVIL ENGINEERING; very extensive fleld ractice with best modern instruments. {ISTORY; Aucieut and Modern, with origi. nal investigation, LADIES’ COURSE IN LITERATURE and SCIENCE; ho pes. Ample facilities for Music, voonsl and instrumental. LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Latin (optional) French, German and English (re quired.) one or more continued through the entire course, MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; pure and a plied, MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work with study, thive Yours course; New build. ing and equipm ENGINEERING: theoreti. MEC HANICAL cal and practical. MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL BCI- ENCE; tousitationa Law and History, Politics] oxo MILITARY SCIEN CE: ‘instruction theoreti eal sud practical, incinding esch arm of the service . PHYSICS, Mechanics, Sound, Light, Heat, Electricity, ete, a very full course, with ex- tensive Laboratory practice PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, | Two ears-—carefully graded & orough gaif term opens Eeptembar 1 12, 185%: Winter term, January 3, 1580, § “April mR 1889, For ( Catalogue and other PT GEO. W, ATHERTON, LL.D., padres Hate College, Centre Co., Pa full and HIDES WANTED, Highest cash prices paid for hides at Braxorer & Cos, Centre Hall, Pa. "Suspected Counterfeitors Arrested. Reaping, Pa, Jan. 28, This vicinity hes been flooded with counterfeit money recently, Officers arrested three men named Frank Allen, John Harrison and James Clark, on suspicion of being the persons who are shoving the queer. They were given a hear fog and committed to jail for trial. They have also, it Is said, operated in other places to the extent of $5,000, Shot by Tramps Boeranrox, Pa, Jan, 28 —Policoman E. J, Ellis was shot twice, and probably fatally wounded last night during a fight with four tramps, who cseaped, ms i A I MP PSE WOODLAND COAL Woodland coal, just fom the m'nes,— eaves no cinder— for sale at the Centr all 10lier mill. Best fuel for summere if CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. The Senate Through with the Tariff Bill. PASSED BY 82 YEAS TO 80 NAYS. Doings of a Week in the Senate and House. The Vote on the Tariff Bill in the Sen ato—It Ronches the House--Referred to the Ways and Means Committee. Wasnixaron, Jan, 23.—The senate de bated for the last time the finance commit tee's substitute for the Mills tariff bill, and 5:05 last evening passed it, At 11:50 the senate took up the tariff bill, the pending question being on the amend. ment of Mr. Reagan to the wool section. After remarks by Mr, Turpee against, and Mr. Harris for the amendment, a vote was taken and it was rejected. Yeas?22 nays, 31; Senators Brown and Payne voting in the negative. (The agwonedmnt proposed to change the duty on all grades and kinds of wool to 25 per cent, ad valorem.) A proviso, offered by Mr. Vance, that no article on the wool and woolen schedule should pay a rate exceeding 75 per cent. ad valorem was rejected. Yeas 27, pays 34; Mr. Payne voting in the negative, Numerous amendments of minor import ance from the finsuce committees and by Re. publican members were adopted, and others by Democrats rejocted. There were lively debates over some of them from both sources The stocking and hose paragraph was con- siderably changed. the vote was taken first on agreeing to the substitute and then on the passage of the dill. Both votes were identical (yeas 832, nays 30), as foilows: Yeas Aldrich, Blale, Bowen, Cameron, Chandler Cullom, Davis, Dawes, Dolph, Edmunds, Evarts, Farwell, Frye, Hawley, Hiscock, Hoar, Ingalls, Jones (Nev.), Manderson, Mitchell, Mer rill, Paddock, Palmer, Platt, Plumb, Quay, Sher man, Spooper, bridge, Toller, Wilson (Ia i Nays Call, Cockrell Faulkner, Ge Jones (Ark Chace, Butler, Eustis, Harris, Pugh, Ran Voorhees, Bate, Berry, Blackburn, Brown, Colquitt, Daniel, Gibson, Gorman, Gray, Pasco, Payne, som, Reagan, Turple, Vance, Vest, Walthall, Wilson (Md.}--30 The house discussed the river and harbor bill without action. Wasiixoron, Jan. 24.—The house dis cussed at length, but without action, the sundry civil appropriation bill The senate took up the District of Colum bia appropriation bill after transacting con siderable routine business of no particular public interest. The bill provides for the improvement of Washington streets and other improvements WasHinGToN, Jan. 26. —The senate passed three appropriation bills, pensions, military academy and District of Columbia. It also has under consideration the Sherman trust bill. Wasnisaros, Jan, 28 —The speaker laid before the house the senate substitute for the Mills tariff bill. Mr. Reed moved its inune diate consideration. A lengthy debate ensued by the tariff leaders, sach calling out approv- ing « pplause from his party sympathizers, and finally, on motion of Mr. Mills, the bill was consigned to the usual course by being re ferred to the ways and means committee. The general impression is that nothing more will be seen or heard of it during this session Wasmisorox, Jan. 20. -The senate dis cussed the consular and diplomatic appropria- tion bill without action The sundry civil appropriation bill occu pied most of the time of the house. The sen ate bill was passed increasing the pension of soldiers or sailors who have st both hands to $100 per month. The senate concurrent resolution providing for the counting of the electoral vote on Wednesday, Feb. 18, was agreed to Chalrman Mills says he believes that the committee on ways and means will find it ary to refer the senate amendments to ase tariff bill W the experts of the treasury depart soure comnputations on the probabl fect of the change pro posed, an fd this pare oceuding, together with the necessary, deliberate consideration that must these ndments, which make proposed by the viding for a tariff conunission and relating to undervaluation, will take some time, Still he is positively of the opinion that the committer will be able to re port the bill and amendments back to the house in season for its action this CONnZroms, IMPECUNIOUS LITIGANTS. A Brotherin-Law Becks Hevenge and Gots Himself in Jalil with the Others, Evizanern, N. J., Jan. 29 Richard Jor aleroon married Job Woodruffs daughter, but they did not live happily and were di voroed. Joralemon was ordered to pay alimony. During the trial many personali- ties were used, and Mm Joralemon's two brothers, Charles and George Woodruff, threatenad vengeance on Joralemon. Some time after they met him on a road outside the city and attacked him, but were put to flight by Job Woodruff, their father. Joralemon bad the three Woodruffs arrested for assault and battery, and brought a suit for damages. Job Woodruff was exonerated, and Jorale mon was ordered to pay costs. He got $3,000 damages in his suite against Woodruffs sons, but the boys were penniless and had to go to Jail. Joralemon was also locked up because he could not pay costs in Job Woodruff's Le Another complication has come upon Joralemon. It is said that be can not pay his alimony, and this will probably result in his taking another trip to the Union county jail The Grand Army Encampment, Minwavkee, Wis, Jan. 26.-The twenty- third national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic is to be held in this city the last week in August. The common council and citizens have already organized to recoive and entertain in a manner equal, Coke, ERD to are PEE as are {hose before been introduced. The committes will spare neither offort nor expense Ping. wba mien de Pho Kenna’s Chances, Crantesron, W, Va, Jan. 20.—In Demo eratic caucus last night Senator Kenna was nominated, all the Demotrats being present. He received «one votes, which is one more than to nominate on the two thirds rule, was agreed to last week, CONDENSED NEWS, Events of the Day Moiled Down for the Benefit of Busy Readers, Palmer Wells, accused of sending obscens letters to Minna Irving, the Tarrytown, N, ¥Y., writer, was found guilty. Bentonce de ferred, The senate has confirmed the nomination of George Washington Hensel to be collector of internal revenue for the Ninth district of Pennsylvania, Bishop Whitehead, of Pennsylvania, as sisted at the consecration of Rev, Boyd Vin. cent as assistant bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church of the southern diocese of Ohio at Cincinnati. Jersey City detectives are following the suit of Philadelphia officers in looking out for crooks. They arrested two men on sus picion and discovered that they had two of the most expert all around crooks. Samuel M. Felton, president of the Penn. sylvania Steel company and the president of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad, died at his residence, No, 1,026 Wal. nut street, Philadelphia, in his 50th year, Twelve switchmen in the Nickel Plate yard in Buffalo struck because of the refusal of the company to discharge a switch engineer who was not a member of the union. The long awaited Atchison, Topeka and Banta Fe railroad statement, though not com- plete, Is out at Inst. It n.es a bad showing, indicating about $4.500000 deficit for the eleven months covered by the statement, Senator-elect Higging, of Delaware, urge Gen, James H. Wilson, upon Gen, Harrison as a suitable for secretary of war There appears to be a strong the New York legislature in favor the laws concerning news; The funeral of the Burnes took place at St terday Frank Clark, alleged Reading, Ta Nearly 4,000 hog ur an abbatoir fire at Hoboken, N, J. Senator Cullom, of Illin cs that the senate tariff bill is practically killed in ths house Mre. Blaine inspected the Corcoran mansion in Washington with a vtew to renting it Many names are urged on the president for the staff appointments caused by the death of Brig. Gen. Roger Jones The report that the caarina is ill is untrue Bhe does not intend to go abroad Emperor William has appointed his brother, Frines Henry, to a captainey in the nay and coloneicy in the army, King Humbert has appointed fifty new senators, among whom are Admiral St Bon and Gens. Dezza and Vogadro A. H Emery was arrested charged with defalcation amounting to $2 600 as secretary of an Odd Fellows’ lodge of Lewiston, Me The Maine legislature in joint convention elect] George Lo Beal, of Norway, state treasurer by a vote of 112 t0 8 C. B. Hutchings & Bone’ car roofing os tablistunent in West Detroft, Mich. covering three acres of ground, was burned completely Loss, $30,000. The firm furnished goods nearly all the car builders in the country In the Ross-Dufur wrestling match at Wor oester, Mass, Hos won--four to tyes. The conditions were cue how oollar and elbow and one hour catch as oatch can. In the collar and elbow Hos was thrown three tires, while in the catch as catch can bout Dufur went down four There was a light fall of snow at Biloxi, Mis , Monday. At a largely attended public mesting in the Jackamville, Fina, board of trade rooms it was announced that the small outstanding debt of the Sub-Tropical exposition had been funded, and that the exposition would be opened as announced on Feb, 20. About £10, 000 was needed to do this and in lee than half an hour $5,000 was ruised A Lond physician eloped France, with the 17-yearold daughter of a New York state official, who was traveling with her mother. The couple was arrested in Paris The flood in Red river has washod away several levees and submerged large sections of and Spow fell at Pensacola, Fia., Monday, for the first time in twenty-five years Delegate Shelton, of Lincoln county, W. Va, prosented a sworn statement to the house that he had beén offered money to vole for a Republican United States senator. An investigating conunitise was appointed. per Hbel inte | Mo., Joseph, yew Allen, Jon Harrisor coun terie tors 1 and James are wer wel to death in of fromm Nies, TRADE BULLETIN. New York Money and Produce Market Quotations, New Youx, Jan. ™ Money 1482 per oent Exchange steady. Posted rates, $4.9 84.9004; ac tual rates, B4MLEA SA Tor 00 days, and $.900 4.8944 for demand. Governments firms; currency Ga, 190 bid 48, coup. 198 bid; digs do., 100 bid, The stock market opened firm and 14 to 19 per cent. higher, the latter in Pullman Palace Car, but after the first fow dealings a raid on Atchison and Missouri Pacific was commensed and those two stocks were quite freely sold throughout the morning. At this writing Atchison is 1% and Missouri Pacific 334 per cent lower. The re mainder of the list was down ig to §§ per cent, except in the case of Pullman, which continued firm at the close. Closing bids: West. Union Tel... Adams Express U. 8. Expresa. C,C, C&L N.Y. Oentral. KN. J. Central Tilinols Central Northern Pacific. Do. pref Central Pacific. Missouri Pacific . Texas Pacific. Alton 8TH... Canada Southern Canada Pacific Chicago & Alton Del. & Hudson Del, L. & West Erie. Kansas & Texas Lake Shore. ....... Northwest Do ? Pacific Mall Ore, Trans, .... General Markets. Naw Youx, Jan. 8. -FLOUP-Quist and firm; city mill extras, $535.20 for West Indies; super fise, $2.55030 55; fine, $2Q0.%. WHEAT-Quiet; receipts, 1,100 bushels: ship ments, nove; No. 1 red state, $1.08; No. 2 do, 9c. ; No. 2 red winter, Javuary, $734e. ; do. Fubra ary, %ige.; do., Ar 1 CORN Dull; pothesis FL 200 i -~ mente, 180.007 bushels: No, 2 mixed, ¢ljo. cash; do., January, 48i40.; do. February, #984c.; do., March, hge.; do. April, . OATS Steady ; receipts, 57,000 bushels; ship Hhntg, 1.30 bushels; j 30.0 mixed, cash; ., January, 4340. February, 3 do., March, igo. RYE-Dull PORK. Quiet: mont, $id. t 5 2313.88 or new. LARD Gui] $7 January, Wr, Fever ASSES Quiet new erop New Orleans, #4 at BLM. TURPENTINE-Duil st ROSIN. Du but steady; strained to good, ” M ; refined in barrels, FREIGHTS- and unchanged. nm BUTTER--Dull but steady; western fancy 3 Ohio flag, 1 GOS Bacter, wate, 1G 100 wes firm; cut loaf and erushen, ominal, - d, Te. hold Ade. i TALLOW Dull; prime city, Wiss imi : Bhoemaker—la not this the th time 1 have haltscled Ouigrr Fen! Since 1 have used WOLFF'S ACME hn may be boots ols wane Pte longer than belare and Wolff irsAGMEBlacking Is the Blacking for Men, Women and The RICHEST BLACK POLISH. Making Leather Waterproof and Durable. No Brush. A Shine Lasts a Week, Can be washed with water, same as Oil cloth, The Finest Dressing for Harness, Bold by Shon Shores, Grocers. Dngpists, retailers generally, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN fey TEE LT. 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Send for Handbook, COPYRIGHTS for books, charts lo, quickiy procured. Address . Hy. MUNK & CO,, Patent Solicitors, GENERAL OFFice: 3! BRoADwAY. KX. Y. HENRY ROSSMAN, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, TussevviLLe, Pa. ill} mc He keeps in stock a full line of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds, Burial Robes, etc, etc. OnndO anand Funerals attended with a very fine Hearse. 17janly Te of sure sstabi BETIE) Pmeang tev nahi Si its Whore dha Jack le oan ee > hom, we will send § Per to one won 5 each bernlity the very whet we send, to bose whe aay Sali 41 Joust humecind afr 3 al Stall become your own Jerr, Md wieshitpe i» I a Th ran owt it eoid fr efuy patene 898. wid he Cn chments, snd mow soils for « Pav, Strongest. Joe nee. My manediine in the wordd. All be Ne cepts] required. Pisin, ale WES WES W008 81 SBOE G88 Be ~wmma iin am The world, and the AES er free ™ Fa vay of works of high ever sheet Meribel in Amerion, LE & CO, Bex T40, Augusta, Maine. aay me ENNBYLVANIA RBALLLOAD — {(Phindelp sud Erie Division)—on and after Nov, 25, 1588 WESTWARD, ERI¥X MAIL leave Philadelphia... werd) 2p iu Hurrishurg... BB Am Montandon ...coeeee. Ham Williamsport... we 7108 WM Jersey fore, we {BOR M - " Lock Have we THE 8 “ Renovo... w Bh am arr st Ere... ives B00 PM -Erie mall west runs also on Bun. duy NEWS 2X PRESS leaves Philadelphia » Harrisburg ....... * Montandon, * Willismspo arr at Lock Haven. Ni JAGARA EXP. leaves Philadelphis... - Harrisburg Montandon ..... arr at Williamsport... Lock Haven. - Renovo Sunday train .A8am El0am 10128 m Ham WZipm wT40am il Zam 14am 26pm 88pm +48 pm B85 pm «11pm «54pm 664 pm pm ~ 80pm $0pm ABT, LINE leay res “Phiiade pita. il Harrisburg... Moutandon Williamsport Lock Haven... arr at Renovo... {Bunda Train, BU NDAY MA IL leaves Phiindeiphia 430am - Harrisburg., w 74am ~ Wontandon......... 987am Williamsport 16408 m Lock Haven....... 11 34 a ir arrives Keuovo..... a2 80 pm FABTWARD, BEA BHORE EXP. icaves lock Haven... - Jersey Bhore.. Willi ans ort... Blbam Monian oy we $1740 arr at Harrisburg... 11 30am oe Philedel pais. .aibpm DAY EXPRESS | leaves Kane... .. 62680 Renovo, WW 2Aam Lock Haven dlibam Williamsport 2% pm Montangon iZ8pu Harrisbuge ilipm Philadelphia 65 pu eaves Renovo ... Lock Will 700m Téam “ arr at | RENOVO ACN i Haven LARpOTL Erie Mall West, Niagara Express West, as Express East & Erie ‘Mail tion at Lock Haver Erie Mail trains on 1 ‘ 2. R.: W. R RK: at Empor and at Driftwood wi ith A. V. RB. RB LEWIEBURG AND TYRONE RA BELLEFONTE, NITTANY AND L¥ Daily Except Sunday. Westward. MAM AM BETATIONBS, $3116 15 15 50 Monten 14 wish u i Day tt BEV. ER od West oot ect ai Erie with ry with B. P & (. & P. R Trails BR, ATLROAD EMONT K.R Eastward. AMPM PM ion i$ 104 1 1005 4&6 8 2 00 il 56 Mi iimont 36 Laurelton 4 Pad iy Mountain ! urn io Hite Spring 18 Penn Cave HSiOentre Hall PO D0 UP OQ WN BS BE ed $5 Oak Hall 2 Lemont HH Dale Bommit 09 Pleasant Gap 14 Zeman NERSE RR TIO nih PREF PU Er A & 00 7 85 rg for Montan- 1710 pm, ret: iruing for lawisin burg at 5.20 p my, 60 » and 7 i pm. THAR E or GH, General Manager, J. BR. WOOD, Geni Peper Ag t BELLEFONTE 0---BOOK BINDERY.---0 S———— J. B. KUNZ, LESSE, I am prepared to do all kinds of Plain and Fancy binding at the m able rates, ost reason. T0 ORDER Bindery in Conrad House floor. E~LETTERE TESTA estnte of John (swald philip, aving been grant be requests all to said estale to and those having Present hem duly HERRING, Executor, Penn Hall, Pa Fox ICUTOR'S mentary dec'd, late of Gre od Yo the undersis knowing themselves indebted make Immediate payment, claims against the same Ww authenticated for settlement HBAMUELJ Znnbt ing names: BROWARD EV on HALE, T MARION HARLAND, BLAKELY HALL. GRACE GREENWOOD ANNA KATHERINE Shu, OLIVE LOGAN, A SCHWATK AMOS J. CUMMINGS DR. oF CONE, A. HAMMOMD, EMILO CATTRLA ROSE BLZABITH OLEVELAND, “THE DUCHESS,” « LAURA C. HOLLOWAY, JOHN P. JACKSON, OOMTESSE DE JACOURNASSY® GASTON JOLL AVET, CLARA LAN PERE } NIE LOYBOX. ORENCE MARRYATT, To 18 N. MEGARGER ALGUaT V Ye, ThA 1 Is, NAkru, BAR FILE, i EMILE DE LAVELEYE. Vania. is disgumsion of publ ty, honest government Tot public issues, In the THE NEWS OF THR WORLD.The Dinas ering news from all g covering the Penney). allegiance nWappet, tin idely fond Dowipaper published noasy Juin the interest of bile best sense a am Amociated Press, {a newspaper, with oh mpariance,t of oat melropotan Dl rama 18, and claims that It. 4s unsarpased i N*v GARMAN HOUBE, opposite the Court House, BELLEFONTE, PA House has arisen from its for the public, New building, throughout, steam best, elect modern improvements. Good The New Garman anlios and is ope new furniture bells, and all table. RVIN HOUSE, LOCK AA EN, PA WOODS CALUOWELL, Proprietor, Tote reasonable, wood sample rooms on first floor, A SOA AAT SOOM BVe47 HOUBE. R. Teller, proprietor, Belise fonte, Pa. Special attention given to eountry trade. _ Junel6y er NTAIN HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PA EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor, The traveling community will find this hotel equal 10 any in the county in every respect, for man and beast, and charges very moderate. Giveit a trial 258i une tf Nv BROCEERHOFF HOUSE 4 BROCKERHOFF HOUSE, ALLEGHEXY BT, BELLEFONTE, PA Good Sample Rooms on First Floor. hg. from all trains, gf Bresson aspen und jurors, Biun IRA NDOX, P rop.. res Buss to and Prater lo witn G. Bl . HOTEL. by Prop'r LEE AND TRANBIENT OM hemithy locality, pu surrounded by finest state. Bchools enient, Terme very mnbiv {Gang of re dp BoOeneEry hmrehes cons event waler, 119d ira in the EL¥MO HOTEL, 317 & Reduced rates wu traveling public wil tel the same jiberal comfort, Iti located centres of busi ment and ais all parts Sireet 319 Arch Street, $2.00 stil © provision Philadelphia per day. The nd nt this Hae for their in the immediate ess and pisces of amuses arent railroad depots, ss well fthe city. are easily sccessible Cars constant] ¥ pasang the offers special inducemen to those visitingihecity for business or plessure, Your patronage respec JOS M. by doors It tfuly solicited FEGER *Propristor 2 MERON HOUSE, Corner Second and Market Sta. FORD & ZERFVING PROPRIETORS, LEWISBURG, Px (Good Sample Rooms on Free'Baus to all Trains. Fe RA ~— ATTORNEY AT LAW — Bellefonte, Centre Co, Pa. ist floor, aag22'88 NK BIBLE. Office in Conrad building, opposite irockerhoff House, janli9iL, J. H. ORVIE M. BOWER, EL ORVIS EY iS, ‘BOW ER & ORVIS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, SEI LEFONTE, PA. Office opposite the Court House, on 24 floor of Furst's building. jan85 F. FORTNE EY, ftorney-ai- law, i Office | n old Conard building, Belle- ante, Bay EM Office N ANT DALE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. W. corner Diamond, two Jant? « BPASGLER C. P. Hewes SF ANGLER & HEWES ATTIORNEYS-AT- LAW, BELLEFONTE. CENTRE OO., PENNA, ition 0 collections ; practice in al: OHN KLINE, ATTORNEY-AT- LAW, BELLEFOXTE, PA Office on second floor of Furst's new building north of Court House, Can be consulted in English or German. 7m’'yS4 J. D. MURRA Aare Hall, Pa, Desler in DRUGS, lar Patent Medicines Wie plaid J, Wine, ana Holland Gin kept a 1m bt rposes on Bore open every day inthe week, ”- y CENTRE COUN1Y BANKING Receive Deposits and _— A n. Tunoisumt Notes; Buy and Sell ‘Government JAS, A. BEAVER, J. D. BHUGERT President. Cashier S A. LIST, LEWISRURG BOOK BINDERY, All kinds of binding, at reasonable rates. New. bound In fire class style. W. HOSTERMAN, Dentist, Centre Hall, Residence on Main street. Office in residence. Will give satisfaction in all branches of his profession, Gas, the 06 G. GUT Dentist, LIUS. ~ illheim, DD Offe ared to perform all operation He is now full: my2 78 M. GOHEEN, AUCTIONEER, Boalsburg, Pa Is prepared to ory sales, He has been and offers a oor: COAL! COAL! Woodland Coal. Buckwheat Pea Coal. Chestnut
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