YHEY DID IT. What? Cured among others the following. They write: #49 Central Ave, Cineinnat!, 0, § anuary 4th, 1s, | § Athlophoros Pills have cured me of liver complasnt and dyspepsia. 1 gave ton of the Pilla to a friend who is troubled with indigestion and be has improved wous 0 y F, H, ROWERAMP, 18 Rosette S* , New Haven, CL, } February 10th, 188s Athlophoros Pills worked wonders in my ouse of dyspepsia, Euxxa L CLARK, Ath-lo-pho-ros Pills are small and pleasant to take, yet wonderfully effective. Invaluable for kidney and liver complaints, dyspepsia, in- digestion, constipation, headache, etc. They'll take away that tired feeling giving new life and strength, &38end 6 cents for the beautiful colored pie ture, * Moorish Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N. ¥ MrHE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE hee SPATE LOCATED IN O! FUL AND ALLEGHE FIONAIL i \ OTHER LEADING DEPA 1. AGRIC CULTU] ENNSYLY and Kr ERIE MATL " - -e =r -~ © “uw BEBEEEEES RITIVE at v Lill EASTWARD. BEA SHORE EXP. leaves Lock Haven... 70am - 1 } 5 8 In - : ill port "am “ . “ Mo pion... %17am DAY EXPR - arrives at Har a Ph Bunday Train—RENOVO Aecex on Sunday from Leck Haven ERIE MAIL leavea E Jock Haver Williamespo Montandon arr at Harrisburg Philadelphia Sunday Train—Erie Mail east runs a day SOUTHERN EXP leaves Willlamspor . Montandon arr ab Harrisburg 3 a - . = Philadelphia. 00am Sunday Train—Southern Express cast runs aso on Sundas Erie Mail Weet, Niagara Express West, and Day vo Accommodation East & ast make close connection ai Lock Haven with B. E. V, EK. BR, Trains, *~ Erie Mall Bast and West connect al Erie with trainson LL.B &M SR RE; atCorry with B. P & W. RR: at Emporium with BLN, X. & P. KR, and at Driftwood with A. V. EB. LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD BELLEFONTE, NITTANY AND LEMONT RK. R Daily Except Bunday. Westward, Eastward PMAM. AM STATIONS ANIM PM (5110 15 16 50 Montandon ii 1 155 © 15110 25 16 15 Lewisburg Mon 1055 35 i i6 24 Bichi i 2% 3 Vicksburg 2X $iiMiMinburg ns 56M illmont 6 Lanreiton 40 Paddy Mountain 17 MCobarn 7 SAlZerhy 10 Rising Spring 8 1% Penn Cave ® BiCentre Hall 33 Grogs {2| Linden Hall {IS Oak Hall SH Temont i% 5 Dale Snmnmit 6 9 0 Pleasant Gap i6 HHA xomann le 2 Bellefonte 6 2 ™ Additional trains leave Lewlsharg fr Momtans don at 5.2) 4a m, 9.55 8 m, 1L.46p m aod 3.0 p m, re turning leave Montandon for Lewisburg at 9.20 p m 1.28pm, 6.00 poi and 7 40 pm, CHAS. E PUGH, J. R, WOOD, General Manager, Gen'l Pw’ gor Ast 53 3 os 55 iH Tr TTT rr rYTYrTre NN TO dB dd ded de WR RNIN ~ »e - POSITION OFFERED, If you are in need of good paying position and think you have the qualities of a good salesman, you will do well to write us at once. We will pay good commission or salary and expenses to a good man, The position we offer is a permanent one. Address at once, BELOVER & ATWOOD, Numerymen, Geneva, N Y, A C—O Write your 117 name and post 10Csmce ue oT OR plainly on a 10 al card and send to the only legitimate Sporting and Sensational paper in we couotry and receive asmmpls copy froe. Agents gan make big pay and News Agents can sell this paper freely, oven ly and above hoard, Order (hrough Nows Co, only, Keturnable if not sold. EE New Yo ILLUSTRATED NEWS, No, 252 Broadway, New Yi and girl were found Fitzharris; Samuel HORT Lone, died in Mrs. Lizzie Gallagher, are now church: Joseph Harris and three n. Carl Wener, wife and child: ing, John B. Clark, lying in the Williams Jessie Bend- Hamilton Clark, hb vears; George LL, Neary, Moses Fisher, women, May O'Conn Claus Brush, Phil DELVING IN Kree, two onstable, THE DEBRIS. 1 1 1s Food and Clothing-—-Scenes in the Stricken Town. JOuxsrTowN, Pa., June §. tendent Morcan, of the Cambria company, returned from a tow entire flooded district, only about 15.006) peosons are ne W here . ), 50 f lived and had their before the tlood., Adit. Gen, Hastings the death List may number he Dispensing maintains that not exceed of this thinks 8,000 bodies will nev } Mr. MeCons i ' chief bureau of 1 nid of the Foy § ¥ INLIRLION, is 10,000 or more, Fire, and Eva consultation and arranged the streets ing to do it? Men and Evan Jones, fn all. We'll j gat] up and cast this truck out oz the is there and mu i les of it, set fire to it; wind will scatter the won't be anything to your trouble,’ " In an hour a hundred and the men were tearing mountains of hh hem ready for the flams of flames reached up toward in ke and now the able to al debris is it be for seve clear ground rivers upon Purging with Capt. W. 1 held a scheme for clearing “How are vou ge the citizen will do it," replied Lp . sid 2000 Jones 8 COmmitis that's all. The ashes and remind vou of tents were Great hillow the lower are Pe 4 city, although th y means removed, nor will ral days There will be next Monday between the which Johnst people build and again grow rich streets : WN Supplies are Dispensed. tat hii £442 1 Organize imposition 11 r the whol mgth of it ruard not only to repress but also to prevent the loafers, who are aw ndant., Those asking aid are med to the wired passage way and as fast as their wants ars attended to, the ir baskets filled and addresses taken, they are hustled out the other end. where also are stationed several officers who narrowly scan each outgoer in order that he or she may not duplicate the visit on the same day. Some of Those Identified. Among the identified bodies recovered are Emma Zimmerman, W. B. Harris Alice Veil, Sofia Blough, John Cartain, agent of F. D. Nickerton; John Roalew, J. C. Weakland, W. S. Pitts, Capt. J. A. Morsow, of Mt. Savage: D. W. lay- ton, lady, supposed to be Mrs. John Murphy: Carnie Giehl, C. P. 8t. John, Jennie Wells, Joseph Williams, Mrs T. T. Harris, Maggie Surah. William Harris, Dr. Mariborough, Carl Wener, his wife and child; Hamilton Clark, Georgie and Willie McDowell, C. D. Knee, Miss Lambert, Mrs. Lizzie Gallagher, Mary C. Neary, Mary O'Connell, Moses Fisher, Mrs. Rose Steel, Claus Brushn, P. E. Con- stable, Charles Hoffman, Mrs, Umbrock, Mrs, Edward Howe Nixon, Mrs. A. Lambert, Mrs. Fennell, Julia Price, Bishop, Joseph Slick, Mrs. Louthmer, Mrs. Ray, Jennie Frank, Mrs. Rose Zoller, Mrs. Agnes McDowell, crowds f mnmcoming ol very ad - MAP OF FLOODED DISTRIOT Campbell Peyton, Charles Birchof, Josiah Rosa, George MeDowell, Jennie Peyton, Mrs. Henry Kratzer, Alice Kenna, Hattie Smith, of Osborn, Green county, Ohio; Catherine Moyer, Emanuel Biough, Charles Murr. T. I. Buch- anan. Daniel BSuraney, James Pot ter, Margaret Vinton, Martha Morgan, Mrs. Mary Keely, Katie Frank, Mra, W. J. Gilmour, four children, niece and mother, beside 108 unknown. The dead reported from Woodvale are as follows: William Tross, wife, Conrad, William and Katie, and four other chil- dren; entire family, Joseph 8. Challer, wife and two chiluren: Mrs, John Tucker and two daughters, William Beck. wife and two children: Mra, William Allison Mrs. Barah Barber and her four chil- dren, Fdward Barker. wife and two children were crushed; Edward Drennan, wife and five children; Mrs, *atrick Bermon and four children; Mrs, Thomas Jones and two children; Wil- liam Baker and seven children, alse his sister, Dollie Baker; Joseph Schev and wife, Richard Jones, wife and daughter; Mrs. Burkhart, Mrs. Dr. J. C. Duncan, Mrs. Hoops and three children, Mrs, Smith and two children, Edward Thomas and wife, John Hannan and three chil dren, James Broken lost three children; E. B. Evans, wife and two children; Herman Oiler, wife and child; Mrs, B, KE. Smith and three children, Mr, Stuft, G e Gettys, Dr. Joseph Patton, wife and daughter, AT WILLIAMSPORT. The City Recovering from the Flood=A List of the Dead. WiLLtamseonrr, Pa, June 6, ~Every hour that elapses puts a better face upon the situation as far as the business out look in our city is concerned, The city remains in utter darkness, resume ocorations and have the availabl y night, Light compuny wromire to Hight in a Tew d Lieutenant last evening witl visions which ere the river and dist CAs are expec ing tents sent are much needed, At Ransom's land 20 000 000 feet of log §2 000.000 f i that fk Kas NStone arrived en car loads of pro transferred ihuted, Five some of them contain wm Harrisburg, nor ACTORR below this city, of lumber, hous ited upon the island body of an unknown found signed W, H. Jackson, Six men were found cabin at Little Trout run, on Big Hine They had been employed there peeling bark, One was Enoch Wire, of ey Shore, and the other Joseph Cess wa, of the same place, ¢ Maynard street also missing, but were on the Dead, of the the threo § Crm LOTAIN years old), a child trich and two unknowr As 3 Ak J persons were drowned, lecovering Lost Logs at VILL PORT meeting « h I BOM Williamsport. Pa., June 11.—At a imbermen’s exchange reports were received t lumber It was feet of logs can be recoversd between this city and . logs will be brought pilroad company at a rate car or its equivalent to 60 cents 1,000 feet, Switches will be built by the railroad company at various points suitable to load the logs It was a re. that there are fully 40.000 000 ip the river between this y Sinnemahoning river which » brought down The boon: com- agrees to raft these logs down for concerning the lo shown that fu RR) IRR) Lock Haven's Appeal Lock Havex, Pa., menting of citizens ad prod requesting ¢ given to the pros “To the people of the United States devastated by the re. snd immediate nssist ance 1s needed. Our streets, alleys and homes are in a frightful condition, and money 1s needed at once to save us from an epidemi We are receiving a gen- erous supply of provisions, but Lock Have 11 alone is not the only plac ¢ to be snpplied from these, Many people in the nearby small towns have lost nearly everything they had and are dependent upon for money and provisions. We need disinfectants badly and money with which to hire teams and men from a distance to help clean our streets and celiars, There was not a square inch of land within the corpor- ate limits of the city proper that was not submerged, and when the water sub- sided it left a layer of mud and filth, which, under the strong sun, creates a stench that is almost unbear- able. The contents of vaults and cess pools are in our cellars and on our main thoroughfares, and nothing will save us from a frightful epidemic unless help comes promptly and generously. Jur his city has been cent great flood us Seattle's 810,000,000 Fire. SearTie, W. T., June 8.—It is now es- timated that the total loss by fire to the city in buildings alone is $10,000,000, and all personal losses will probably reach $20,000,000, It is thought many persons must have perished in the flames. Giant owder was used to blow up buildings, n the hope of staying the progress of the flames, but to no effect. It is re ported two men have been lynched for stealing. The burned district comprises sixty. four acres and now presents the aspect of a huge oven of burning coals and threatens even further destruction, The firemen, re-enforced by Tacoma and Snohomich, are on the alert. The strocts all through the night were crowded with ple wandering about penniless and omeless, The militia and extra Be are to be seen on every corner, guarding the property against thieves and van- dals. One hundred arrests have already been made, There is great privation among the poor classes, as Marly every restaurant and grocery in the city was consumed by the fire, License to Kill People. ; SeriNarieLp, He, June 11,—A license of incorporation has been issued to the American Executing company at Chis cago to execute persons who are - tenced to death; capital stock, 000 The incorporators are Stephen R. La 8 we son, M. E. Clear and Jasob A. Effers, RQ Dad AOME BLACKING snd I'll have it saay now, wots (; MEBlacking IS A GREAT LABOR SAVER. A SHINE LASTS A WEEK. RAIN AND SNOW DON'T AFFECT IT NO BRUSHING REQUIRED. MAKES A SHOE WATERPROOF. USED BY MEN, WOMEN Axp CHILDREN, Can be washed like Oil Cloth, and sbsclutely Softens and Proserves all kinds of Leather, i for is, 5 net ll Asis 101 1, 20,8 30.53% glee up All S03 498 1, and sun Bold by Bhoe Stores, Groosss, &c. For Harness It is uueg WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PHILADELPHIA DEM. CO. COM store r ie 4 3 Ot Wool Baitis are selling rapidly. other goods, : £3 KRUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF the Becelpy and Kxpenditres of Centre Hall Borough School District, Centre County, Pa , for year ending June 1st, 1850, RECEIPTS Gross am't of Tax Duplicate schools .,, PURRC For building purposes, Total for . $873 5 ahatements exoners Lions Collectory’ com outstanding tax Deduct 3-8 119 08 $74 20 Total tax rece py from John Emerick os ipts fromm Jumes Coldren : Casi: from former Lronsurer Hist appropriation From other sources, Total tax fruit 1 ¢ ii for repairs su . uel ‘ farniture nud apg j y salary Treas com... OLher expenses R106 On hand as niy 5 ANRern ¢ adop it iste penalties for ib @ A (rue copy of the Joint Resolution CHABLER W, FTONE BeCretary of the Commonweallh, New Goods ! wablic eall at hey were selecied variety of new Winter seasons, and All- customers, and our Cashmeres: price Jower Made Clothing Over and will nn t .RTPeaXx M CORMICK BBOS, _ 3 # Xx T BR E EXT RUE ~-DEALERS IN we Oar offering in of Ready- mplete Comeand pee the new goods at & BR reamoer's. Are stock M CORM ICK BROS he | Pa ALL KINDS —— Side Board. Bedsteads, FIRE! SAFES!!! OUR VICTOR storekoopers, postmaster, barglarproof combination look safe Fe now use on each and every safe our pew No, 1, Farmer's Safe, . No. 2, Household Bafe, . No. 8, Denlers and Office Safe, soll at prices fully 50 to use in every per cent, circumstances buy safes antl] you have find us entirely reliable and responsi Interior nicely filled up with sub holes, R00 The 1960 The 1800 Ths and companies. Thousands of eur safes are In 0 safos, re shoots. DON'T under an with us. We can save you money. You wilt We caution persons against maki Hos Siaimity to make A inlty Rives are imitators Tr or our i apenta, A list of the Patents ie We Tove FORTS 8 . We invite mor og the name of paper in which they find it 0. or using safes infringing on our patents, Par line similar of none but Bafos, oither from us wo will make them a special probe treo Ym 11,18, 15 & 17 E. Canal, 1%, 15, 16 & 13 N. Cours, } * N*v GARMAN HOUSE, awosils the Court House, Bellefonte, Pa. Fhe Nw Garin» ashes and is ope for i new farnitiure throgshoeat, bells, mad all modery Labile, RVIN HOUBE LOCK Bia EB. PA B. WOODS CALUWELL, Proprietor Terms reasonable. wood sample re me on firgt floor, ¥IULH HOUSE 2 BKB Ta ler, proprietor, Beis fmte, Pa. Special attention given to contre trade junelfy HOUBE, " LEONE » Proprietor, COL ty wiil to anv in the respect, for man and frile Lr "MAN The travelis monly east, ive lt a trial ¥ 1 FOR 81 EWA TEAR ER BOAZ ARD , Gond Table, : loealits mountain water, surrounded natural seenery in the state, bel and churches convenient, Terms reasonable, 16aug 1 001s very § i E Ba traveling tel Lhe comfort, centres of bi JIABUTE, Your patra: 4 £T vaso od JOB" ropr tor er MERON MO Corner Second and FORD & ZERFVING i LEWISBUKG, Pa Go i Sample Rooms Free' Bus to ull Market FROPR Neg Or st irains, FRASER BIDDLE. — ATTORNEY AT LAW — Bellefonte, Centre Co, Pa. Office in Conrad building, opposite Brockerhoff House. janlof, J. RH, ORViE C. MN. BOWER E. L. ORV] § aba BOWER & ORVIS, ATTORNEYSB-AT-LAW, : BELLEFONTE, PA Office opposite the Court House, on 24 floor of Farst's building. jan&5 D F. FORTREY, > Attorney-at- Law, Office in old Conard building, Belle- fonte. LEMANT DALE / ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. Office N. W. corner Diamond. doors from first national bank. J. L. Braxcian, PANGLER & HRWYR ATTTORKNEYR AT LAW, BELLEFONTE, CENTR i. PERNA, Bpocisl atten oliections ; prastice in sl the courts: Oot in Gorman sand English two *jan87 FP. Hewes JOB KLINE ATTORNEY-A" W, BELLEFONTE, PA Office second oor nn Farst’s pew building north of Court House. Can be consnited in English or German, 7 n'y84 Attorney-at-Law, Office with D. 8. Keller, Esq., North side of High street. J D. MURRAY, . Centre Hall, Pa, Desier in DRUGS, popular Pater Medicines Whiskey, Brandy, Wine, and Holla" 4 Gin kept and sold for medicinal purposes or, Blore open every day inthe week. may —————————————— CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO, BELLEFONTE, PENNA. Receive Deposits and allow Interest Disgount Notes; Buy and Sell Government Bocuritions : JAS, A. BEAVER, J. D. BHUGERT, Cashier President, S A. LIST, LEWISBURG BOOK BINDERY, All kinds of binding, at reasonable rates. New Papers, magazines, pamphlets, ete, bound and re bound in Set class style. lots DR S. 6. GUTELIUS.~ Dentist, Millbeim. Ofie professiona] services to the publie, F prepared to perform all operation | dental profession. He iz now fully pared to extract testh absolutely with pain. my29% M, GOHEEN, AUCTIONEER, Boalsburg, Pa 18 prepared to ory sales, succession] i a snd offers vices to the publle, COAL ! COAL! Stove Coal. Raft Coal Just received at the Centre Hall ler Mills’ coal kinds of grain,
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