She Tried and Knows. A leading chemist of New York says: “ No plasters of such merit as the Ath: lo-phe-ros Plasters haveever before > produced,” They are 8 novelty because they are not made simply to eell cheap, they are the best that science, skill and money can produce, and wiil do what ix claimed for them. For sprains, aches, weakness, lameness, ete, they are unequaled. 404 Fulton St, . Sandusky, 0, Nov. 21 '% The Athiophoros \aater actod like magic. It in tho best 5 over trind and 1 have used many kinda Our drosodst said “plasters are all about the same but 1 don't think so now. I sprained my arm and shoulder in July, and it has bean painful since, but it foes nt pain me at all now. Mrs Wridas Maori, $3 Send 6 cents for the beautify { colored nie. ture Moorish Maiden” THE ATHLOPHOROS co mn Wa/ A Al rE PESNSYLVANL A BTATE coLL LEGE MOST BEAUTI- SPOTS IN THE UNDENOMINA- OTH SEXES; BOARD AND VERY LOCATED IN ONE OF THE FUL AND HEALTHFUL ALLEGHENY REGION; TIONAL: OPEN TO TUITION FREE: OTHER EXPENSES LOW, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. AGRICULTURE ( Thres (hurses) and AGR I CULTURAL CHEMISTRY: with constant 1 justrations on the Farm and in the Labors- Lory. BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti cal and practical, Students taught original study with the microscope. CHEMISTRY; with an unusuklly thorough course in the Laboratory. CIVIL ENGINEERING; very extensive fleld practice with best modern instruments. HISTORY: Ancient and Modern, with origi ual investigation. LADIES COURSE IN. LITERATURE and SCIENCE: Two yeas Ample facilities for Music, vocal and instrumental. LANGUAGE and LITERATURE; Latin {(optional,) French, German and English (re- quired.) one or more continued through the entire course. MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; and applied. MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work with study, three ad course; New bulld- ing and equipment MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; cal and practical. EA . MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL SCI * ENCE: Constitutional Law and History, Political Economy, ete. MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti- cal and practical, including each arm of the service, PHYSICS; Mechanics, Sound, Light, Heat, Electricity, ete., a very full course, v ith ex- tensive Laborate ry practic 14. PREPARATORY DE PARTMENT: years—carefully graded and thorough. Eall term opens Septembor 12, 1888: Winter term, January 3, 1389, Spring term, April 4, 1859. For Catalogue and other information. 4 Adress GEO, W. ATHERTON, LL.D. ren, State College, Ce rey Yo. Pa ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ~{Phiadelp and Erie Division)—on and after Nov, 25, 1588 WESTWARD, ERIE MAIJL leaves Pailadtipiia... wl Harrisburg... — Moutandon .. Williamsport. Jersey Shore... Lock Haven.. " Renovo. LB5am arr at 05pm Sunday train—Erie mall west runs al $0 On Sune day NEWS EXPRESS leaves Fhiladelphia... risburg ...... $10am Moan don...... 10 1dam = Williamsport... 11 10am arr at Lock Haven. 12i0pm NIAGARA EXP.) leaves Philadelphia... 40am Harrisburg. - . Montandon . arr at Williamsport... - Lock Haven eres 5 30 . - Eenovo . Kans... ’ ABTS. LINE leaves Philadelphia Harrisbarg Montandon Willi Lock Haven... Renovo (Sunday Train, DAY MAIL leaves a indeiphia.... Harrisbt rg Tam Montandon 98am - - will ismsport esd 40 8 10 w- Lock Haven 113 - «arrives ReBOVO...ww eld EASTWARD, SEA SHORE EXP, leaves Lock Haven. - Jersey Bhore Williamsport... 8 15 - ene piom on... arr al FadnipEis Philade pa ia. full and pure theoreti: Two Spm am 36 am 0am Ham sam wel wy OG ee ,480am wrr at BUN 4am - Williamsport... - Montandon arr at Phiadeiphia. Philadelphia RENOVO AMR leaves RBenovo co. Lock Haven. - Williamsport... - Montandon arrives sd Harrisbur - Philadelp in . Bandy Yeuin—~RENOVO Ac commod'n East runs ay oun Hunday. BRIE MAIL leaves Brie... Renovo . Lock Ha . - Willi iamsport - Montandon .. arr at Harrisburg. Philadelphia... Sunday Train—Erie Mail east runs aise on Sun. day. Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West, and Day wypress East & Erie Mail Baslmake close connec gio at Lock Haven with B. E. V.R R. Trains, Erte Mall Bast and West connect at Erie with drains eu L. 8. & M. 8. R. RB; "I A with B. P& WR RB et Emporitm with B., a &P. RR, and at Driftwood with A. V. ER LEWISBURG AND TYRONE "RAILROAD. BELLEFONTE. NITTAKY AND LEMOST RB. R Daily Except Bunday, Eastward ard. AM. BTATIONS., AMPM 50 Montandon 910] 1 101 jo Lewisburg 9 00/12 566 4 Biehl 2|Vieksburg 41 Mifinburg 56 Millmont 6 Laurelton 40 Paddy Mountain 52 Coburn 8 Zerby 8 10 Rising Spring 1A Penn Cave 25 Centre Hall 8 33 Gr 3 £2 Lin i3.0us 2 Lemont Soi Date Bammit Sit Piensant Gap 14iAxemann 9 20 Bellefonte Additions! trains leave Lewisburg or Moutan. don ats. 0am, 055s m, and 7.10 } a Feturniog lowve 3 Montandon for Lewisburg at 9.20 p m, 6.00 qr ht m, AB, J. BR. WOOD, ener Manager. Gen’ Purges Ag? A MENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION proposed to the citizens of this Common: the 7 he General Amsembly of the Common. ah Peunsylvanis, for thelr aporoval or re jon at a i siection to be held June on 2. Publ i by order of ra, Commonwenith, in pursgance ge Artie vin he the Constitution. Joint resolution the Coustitution of this Srerion 1. Beit fesotved | of Representatives A 4 Hg Bux Tai od od =F a; eas Sze n Hail ECREXERRGRERARESER BEES RESRNBNREEREENERER ii GD 00 00 00 0 00D NN Rg s2gn the Senate and Commonwealth AMENDMENT, There shall be an Mditions) | article Cosstitution to be designated as Article ARTICLE XIX. The atmiretiare, Sule ot kasping for sale of n pronitiier Nod. had any Vioiat fon of this i RIO wha wh ind misdemeanor, pun punishable as Jnantiacture, a self ot or keaptag for sale of in 10R10ATIE. lguor for heh nae than as a pa way be allowed | in manner only a. Bly i, at the rn one £5 ing the won. le ii artiela of the Co on. The Esuises Hordes of Earth aungry DOOLLAIE, OKLAHOMA'S SPRING OPENING. Claimants and inte Every Claim Has Several the Contest is Likely to More Trains Dump 20,000 People at Guthrie, Develop Than a Healthy Rivalry-—Twenty Interesting Scenes and Incidents. pril a3. When th gates of Oklahoma were opened one of the strangest sights known to histor followed, From the Cherokee strij came the great fleet of prairie across the Cansdian: from the Chickasay nation came troop after troop of sturdy ponies, each me carrying a boomer and Chevenne reser the west came a velling 1 Gumanie, 1. T.. A schooners from the Avapahoe vations on of Lorseinen, h fired volley a volley to celebr final victory, The Kiowa, of semthwest, And the Cherokee and Creek nations, on the east also furnished their contingent of boom ers. At the starting signal they moved all together, creat waves of cheering breaking upon the air. The wagons con tinued on over the level green plains un til they were about half way across the northern tier of claims, and then up wards of 100 of them were brought to standstill. The others rolled on the the other tiers. Men, women and chil drer poured from the stationary schoon ers, and in an incredibly short time the foundations for the pioneer homes of Oklahoma had been laid by willing hands Contestants for Every Claim. Every farm had more than one claim ant, all Tr ady to swear thai they CTORRE the border first and that their's were the first improvements. So it is sll over the territory, and especially on the sections adjoining Guthrie and Oklahoma City. Between 20.000 and 30,000 people Were dumped here yeste awday by the Santa Fe road, which ran twenty immense trains from Arkansas City, The trains moved across the Cherokee strip cautiously slowly and arrived here m im ites apar As he) ¥ land of promise, thou truded from the win I IWS eves feasted on the lay before them There was much fighting to get out of the cars when the little building which answers fo i a station reached : body was hurt, however, and the « were soon emptied, It was a ght to watch the boomers afte had got fairly « f The ma ther m seemed to d by the of their surroun Many of gazed stupidly » north, south, and west ai ed ahead like who were lost, Others started for the hills others hemselves to raising tents which they br them to of various kinds of Those wi f the claims. J ww well t cplorations succeeded } few of them has The All Taken. It is safe to hat every farm in the territory is in possession of Or mon 4 i and SCAT appro wile of head and curious orama that wly green pan Was and bent Billa 4 His were “Promised Land" Ore claimen a] from S|iNes rush at The building is surrou wed by a mol howling men, which is being constantly augmented by who are gal loping in from every quarter Land Agent Dilley and his force of as gistants are unable to give attention t hundredth part of the ba that is being forced upon them. The detach ment of troopers which has been de tailed around the building with a view of keeping the mob in an orderly line » completely worn out A dispatch from Oklahoma City states that the rush there is even greater thas here. Over at Kingfisher, or Lisbon where the crowds brought in on the Rock Island are gathering, there ha been no trouble as yet, terri the ho semen usines Murat Halstead's 1liness, CivcinsaTti, April 22.—The improve ment in Murat Halstead condition was maintained throughout the night, and the action of the heart continues regular, Ever since his return from the east shortly after the senate’s refusal to con firm his nomination as minister to Ber lin. Mr. Halstead has been sick He wis first attacked with an ole Pe of mplal nt erysipelas, which broke out in his nose and gave him much pain. He improved for a time, but his physician, Dr. Came egvs, refused to allow him to read any newspapers or letters, During the past few days rheumatisn set in and Mr. Halstead grew much worse. Dr. Whittaker was called i consultation and advised the family telegraph for Mrs. Halstead and the chil dren, who are in Berlin, at once, High License in Michigan. Laxsisa, Mich., April 22.—Tiw house, has passed the liquor tax hill, which re quires retailers to pay $600 a year: dis tillers, 81.000: brewers, £200: wholesale liquor dealers $800; wholesale beer and wine dealers, $00, and prevents drug gists selling liquor except upon Written application, whic h must be recorded ins a lie book. Under no circumstances can they sell by the drink or mix liquor: with soda water or any other beverage t« be drunk on the premises. The bili assed by the narrow margin of six votes t cannot have immediate effect, ns it lacks the necessary two-thirds vote, and consequently the liquor selling busines will be governed this year by the law now in force. Bl eetions in —— Chicago, April 18. Municipal elec tions were held in a large number of towns and villages in Illinois. In nearly all of them the saloon question was a burning one, and all sorts of queer party divisions were the result, In one or tw cases the Republicans and Democrats were united against the Prohibitionists, and in one case were defeated. In sev: eral of the dowhe oma stood at the poll and-wrked § or the prohibition can: didates. A summary of the results reached vk that the Prohibition iste 1 candidates i jh the Shotts nl jconse towns, and secured high license in two that the Heense element carried the day in seventeen municipalities; that the straight ublican ticket was victoriow in six and 1 Democratic in eight. : Belgium Warns Roulanger. Brusarts, April 20.--The Belgian Bian gos. ernment has decided to serve u . Boulanger a second notice that oe will not be allowed to avail himself of the refuge he has taken in Belgium to con the government of a NEWE BREVITIES. A large 1 Hod i houses at Pine Lim, In hie Cal mountaing, | not to He shrews os . Fhe entire y militin of will attend y ashing and pay their oy SX ETI bil receive Vermont fon centennial Delaware | option bill, A the telegraph and tel been reached between the hone, Franz Sigel i position as pensio ent in New Yq i Min ara (4) + has pa sae] Bn local ory agreement on tax bill has and 1 ine phone the companies Gen. his el rant the Aller for Bret Cholera 1s epideni Islands proved fatal and out ol have been i ied for the sixty rie Boulangist Warrants rest of party. bers Assistan cided in favor vention tion the day from Ma March ized cong OF mani In tl wor deali near escaped death § The Lehi BOsKIOn 1naoR amendment. An expire Erie railroad Rage Car ously injut the Metre opera h w centennial banguet are nearly completed. very caaborate, The remains of the great fire in York are still smouldering. The Are 83 (XN) Rear Adi : nervy official re port of the Aj ! been re ceived by the na George A has been appoint posta ior homa by the president Whitelaw Reid has retired from the editorship of The New York Tribune Col. John Hay will succeed him. Atlanta had a $100,000 fire Sunday. Much apprehension is felt in naval cir cles for the of the Monongahela now twenty dave overdue at Samoan. I is thought she must have been in the track of the hurricane. William Muldoon has accepted Dun can CO. Ross's challenge for a mixed wrestling match, and has posted a $1,000 forfeit to wrestle Cannon, “Greek George” and Plerie on one day and throw them all in six hours, Jack MeAuliffe has acegpted Jem Car ney's challenge to fight for the light weight championship in a London clul room. A betting pool has been formed in London to back Jake Kilrain against John lL. Sullivan, and the money will be sent to this country. : Count Herbert Bismarck has prepared a statement, which has been submitted to the Britiah minister at Berlin and ap proved, in regard to the subjects to Ix discussed by: the Samoan congress next week, Germany yields everything. Gen. Gobin says that the New Yorkers have faticd to make proper arrangements for railway asccommodations for the Pennsylvania soldiers who will attend the celebration in their heavy marching suits, Don Sebastian Yerdo de Tejada, ex president of Mexico, died in New York, aged 64, after thirteen years of exile, Admiral Kimberly reports that the Nipsic's engines work all right. The corner stone of the Brua Me- morinl chapel at Gettys! will be laid on May 16, instead of April 26, ns here tofore announced. Knights of the Golden Eagle gave a grand parade ab Allentown, Pa. The mayoralty conest between Easton's two contestants is to be decided by a Jury trial, The crear hag ordered the Russian am- ix litan Hy Mi anc Ti WY Ale New Tosser KK) adelphia at Okla safety 2 =S, The Sponge is Mightier than the Brush, filed of record in the Registers o he gpeotion of heirs aud legal others in anywise interesled, aud wii od to the Orbpany Court af Centre Wednesday, the 224 day of April, A. D. 1888, for allowance “and confinnation 1. The second and final soesunt of Ulrich, executor olf Hamuel Krape late of Penn Low naliip, deceased 2, The fist and partial secount of Will jam Beehdel and John Schenck, execulors ol, € Delia #5. Ritter, late of Liberty townshi detent, dl rad tors bar preset A gron W raps, or i &a., Oi 4. The nccount of Alix of, &o , of Rachel Krepps, ship, daceancd 4 ‘The acoount of Leah 3 admi af, &e.. of Emanuel Wolf, 1s of Harr § Wownshl deceased The first and final account of James H | ner, administrator ¢, ts. of Mary A, Penni inte of Walker township, « 6. The account of : Ae. of Richard Vaught deceased yf Ferguson town straly [HR SHOR BRUSH and water, which will SHOES BRIGHT and vse & ar 4% 1% woitrsACMEBlacking Tho women know a good thing ond wild have {t, and the men ought a. ft preserves the leather and gives a bril. lisat polish, Vater and aol slip oftiss surcly as off a duck’s back, en's shoes require dressing ONCE A WEEK women’s once 8 month, that's all, Worth trying, suet ht Itks also the best dress. log fot hates, Lon which it lasts THRER HS WOLFF &RANDOLPH, Philadelphia DEM. CO. COM, Barnhart i Grove Delong ormick rpster Jr Crawford Osman MOWerso x ane of the ex wow nshine, de Arney - Potier Lov rim I NG HE i RE CT We are now prepared to have the public call at our store and inspect on ir pew line of goods. They were sole with the great est care and embrac ww an endless variety of new designs and patterns worn during the Fall and Winter seasons, Our line of | ancy Pl lads, Tricots, Fall Prints, and Ali- Wool Suiting, are fine, and will please our ear'y customers, and are sell ling rapidly. Woolen Blankets, Haps, Quilts, and many other goods, CIAL BARGAINS! PECIAL Come and see the special bargaing we are Cashmeres; prices lower than ever, Our stock of Ready- Made Clothing, Overcoats, Gossamers, Gum Coals, is oomg lete and will speak for themselves. Comeand see the new goods at ETarper & Ereamers. M CORMICK BBOS, RY cCORMICK M EX TR E | AL LL ENTREE | AL JL PA A. —~DEALERS IN ALL KINDS-— -- FURNITURE -:- Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Side Boards, Lounges, Tables, Bedsteads, Wood and Cane-Seat Chairs Trndertaking a Specialty. FIRE BURGLARS! THIEVES! SAFES! OUR VICTOR House & Office Safe Is expressly meant to supply an urgent demand from farmers, lawyers, dottors, small soreborpers, posmantors, wprews and railroad agents, Township and County Of dale, brugtees, retired business men amd Favailics, for afirst. Aas iron roof, barglanprool combination Jock safe adapted in canacity and price tn salt thelr require mente, The Victor is firebolam in every respact, war. anted fireproof, and constrocted in the most improved manhes We now use on each and every safs one new plekable oombination Jock, and inde holt wrk Th hes all round enrmers, exterior heantifally fintehed and rrnamented by hand with all burnished portions nickle plated. Interior nicely fitted np with sab. treasuries, book spaces, and pigeon * ted SPE -0----5 BARGAINS offering in —— No. 1, Farmer's Safe, . Jo. 2. Household Bafe, . 3, Deslers and Office Rafe, 185 The. No. 4, Postal Berviee and 250 the, No. 5, County Officials a on 00 ibs. No. 6. General Bossi hoa Safe, 8.0 10 Treasury also Fire Proof Bond, Morteages and Wa also manufysture a full li Boxes, PRIC o_ monopolize otir branch of the safe business, vot we Thonsands of sur wifes | pre ih Note Boxes, at yory low ‘ent, He other companies, jue in nd terri . We 2p oad free Wo gor ne flinstrated oatalouge Woks, and or jt line of mbna re. Also Sostimonial, and o sheets, PONT Niger an mistances by § sn fon un Sorresponded rg bpd A pee np with ws. ® can save you money We are Sole Owners of Patents and sole manufactures of the VICTOR SAFES. buying, or oslog safes infringing on our pate, ~~ clad Ak " EA A rE or mur of the atm owned hy | "YF none but the Victor Safes, of eran tar 2 aed oy et in lahat 1. ur Nonemhor 1. He Oetober 0,758, ant covers! others pent ’ vite to ut st LT » ohh thar fo Te and we wilh A mt af pears. ate CATALOGUES, TESTIMONIALS, ETC, FREE, LEBSUEGE) THE VICTOR SAFE & LOCK 00, s Court Hou se, Deliefonte, i i wit from 1 {idin® elartrie Good hes nd New bu i hient : nents MEN HOU: LOCK #a BX. PA CALUWNELL, Proprietor, able, GaATn pie WOO DE Verme reasos v3000 nranriet atie nit f INEY AT LAW — nie, Centre Co, Pa. Hi 2a DULL opposile jan] otf, ing, I-L AW, Office of j ar ase 9 Boor of Fars t House. on 54 1a KA JAL™) LAW, Office in ole silding, fonte. (2 MAN Office N. W. loors from first Belle- ellefonte, Pa. corner Diamond, national bank, two jan87 1. L. BraxcLen CPR G1 4 Tewes PANGLER & HEWES TI 10} BELLEFOXRTE Epecial at tion to o i" rRCtice in ah the oourts ; JOTL 1d English OHN ELIN ATTORKEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA Office on second floor o Fo ret’s new building north of Court House. Can be consulted in English or German, 7 n'y84 E 3 J D. MURRAY, ®. Centre Hall, Pa, Dealer in DRUGS i Whisker, Bray Fine, and His and sold for m inal purposes or v, every day inthe week, Modirines d Gin kept Sire open ‘may {EFTRE COUNT ¥ BANKING OD.. BELLEFONTE. PENNA. Beoeive Deponits and silow Interest ; Discount Notes: Buy and Bell Government Roonritios JAR A. BEAVER, J. D. BHUGERT. Cashier President. S "A. LIST, AY LEWISBURG BOOK'BINDERY. All kinds of binding, at ressonable rates, New papers, magazines, pamphlets, ote. bound and re bound in first class style. 1003 G W.HOSTERMAN, Dentist, Contre Hall Residence an Main street. Office in residence, Will give satisfaction in all branches of his profession. Gas, the safest opiate knowu administered, 14ap D* 8 68 GUTELIDSR, ~ Nantiet. Millhaim. Offa professions] services In the public nraparad to parform all opergiion jantal nrafaseion Ha ie now MIM pared ta nxtract teath ahenintale with rain my 98 Ww GOHERN, AUCTIONEER, Boalehurg, Pa Ta provarad to ory sales, Ho has been moose) in the pan and offers his sere vioes to the public, A “ COAL! COAL! Woodland Coal. Buckwheat Coal. Pea Coal. ( Shestunt Coal. Stows Coal, fot Coal net penaived at the 111 + T° ow Mille" coal vard, Terme etrictly earch, Cash paid rain, a) and 4 mend to the | FOR zane 10 RI i,
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