The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, November 28, 1889, Image 5

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REVOLVERS
Ete. Ete
Corres.
GUNS AMMUNITION
od stoek of new
ed at Degcliner’s Great
gnne just receiv.
Central
Gon Works, Bellefonte, such as
Double B. L. St.ot Gans, Double
B L. Bifle and Shot Gun,
Single Rifles, B. Li. from $2.57 to $12,
Single B. L.Stot Guns from $4 to $9.
Guns for the Farmer, the
Spoting Man, andthe Oc-
casional Hunter,
aie nn CY nen
-V-E-R.Y C-H-E-A-P.
CALL AT THE GREAT CENTRAL
GUN WORKS, BELLEFONTE.
BRCK B 1's
FPatent
Washing
Machine
Improved,
approac h-
es nearer
the old
method of
hand rub
bing than
any deve
Easily worked and
Cirenlars free. Agents
BAUGHMAN,
York, Pa.
yet introduced to the Elid.
washes perfect) Slee
Wanted, ’
PHILA DELLA, PA. Facoat onoe. no operation
or loss of tines from i
curatle by others wan Sond or Clreuiar.
CURE GUARANTEED. ome fies bee
(CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO
Deposits and _-— FORE, PENEA,
; Buy Government
HE Sve, J. D. SHUGERT,
$1,000
REWARD
to
Acme Blacking
INJURE LEATHER
Wore & Raxoorwm,
Bakes any kind of leather
WATERPROOF, SOFT,
AND DURABLE.
Its beautiful, rich, GLOSSY POLISH fs un
equaled. Saves labor and annoyance,
A Polish Lasts nn Month for Women, and
A Week for Men, andon Harness Leather
even Four Months without renovating.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PHILADELPHIA,
Sold Ly Shoo Stores, Grocers, snd dealers generally.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD —{ Phiadeip
and Erie Dividloni-on and after Nov, 10, 1580
WESTWARD, .
ERIE MAIL leaves Philadelpnia
Harrisburg. X
Montandon ......c....
Williamsport.
Jersey Bhore.,
Lock Haven.
Renovo... -
Br Bee ssesnssssrsssans : 4
mail west runs also on Sune
b 36 a m
ww 110A mM
. arr at
Sunday irain--Erie
NEWS E XPRESS leaves Philadelphia... 4
~ Harrisburg ..
0am
$10am
ZAM
Sunday Train
day,
1AGARA EXP. leave ¢ Philadelphia...
Harris urg
Montandon
arr at Williamsport... 8¢
Lock Haven...
Renovo...
Kane.
FAST, L INE leaves Philade ph! A.
Harrisburg...
- - Montandon
- - Williamsport,
- - Lock Haven.
arr at Renovo
Ww MFO RT EXP leaves Philadel iphin..
Harnsturg..
Montandon
arrives at Wil Hamsport..
Sunday Tes in. -Willlamtport Exper
News Expres
» -
403 am
es runs alo
EASTWARD.
BEA BHORE EXP, loaves Lock Haven...
- —- Jersey Bhore...
” " Willlamapars -
Moutandon.....
- . arr st Harrisburg...
"- Philadelphis...
DAY EXP RESS | leaves Kane...
ROBOvo. ccd
hae x Haven
port .
Ww are |
TEPBTEERRS
HE EREES ER
PHPEEBREEBEEEBEER
- _
wre at Har
P
RENOVO AUN leaves Renovo wtb
" Hogh Haven. ———
Ppa pyr Son bee Oop vty
arrives at Har
- Philadelphia
Train ~RENOVO Accommod'n
lay from Lock Haven
M AlL leaves Bris ...cinicrns
Renovo
- fut k Haven
wi ameport
Mor ning hid ’"
arr al Harris
Pi 8
Agel
Sunday
on 8
ERIE
Friese Mall osst run
eaves Will iamsp wird
MM antandon
Har Fist g
Philadelphia
athern Express cast
8IT Al
Sanday Train
on Bun
Erie Mall
Express East
Erie Mail East make dose
Haven wita BE V.R R Trains,
Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie with
tainson LE AMER BR. stConry with B. FP &
W. RR sat Emporium eth BN. Y, & P. R. RB,
sad at Driftwood with A. V.E R
Ret
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD
BELLEFONTE NITTANY AND LEMONT RR
Dsily Except Sunday
Westward
PM AM AM STATIONS,
aio 15 15 50 Montandon
15 102 6 15 Lewisburg
¥ 24 Biehl
#0 Vicksburg
$1 Mifflinburg
56 Milimont
5 Laurelton
0 Paddy Mounts»
a Churn
Zar
Eastward
A MIM. PM
10; 1 155 &
50 1 055 3
+3
ds 53 0
» w Bg Wt
ing Bpring
EE eh
pis Contre Hall
31 (srogr
42 Linden Hall 3 38)
44 Onk Hall i
53 Lemont &H
5 Dale Summit 6 3
0% Pleasant Gap i 10
14 Axemann Bo
29 Bel lefonte 600 )
Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Moutan-
donath Mam 956am, L.Op m and 7 8p Is
turning eave Moutandon for Lewisburg at 9. 3 ’
IBpm 0 pmand? GH pm,
CHAS. PUGH, J. R.
General Manager,
LO ge hg Ee
CEE bbb BRET ats
wd Sop HB
8
SERA fl ce di i i, oie Tl 8 os 4) 0 18 030) »
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5
WOOD,
Gon’! Pe'ger Ag?
HENRY ROSSMAN,
INDERTAKER ARD EMBALMER ,-
TusseyviLLE, Pa.
ssa Yen mien
He keeps in stock a full line
of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds,
Burial Robes, etc., etc.
EE |
Funerals atlended wilh
a very fine Hearse.
17janly
ALESMEN
€e
AND aro
a hn
a
R.8. ¢ GUTELIUS,
Dantist, Millheim: Offs
professional sery cos to the publie.
usonated to perform all operation
1 profession. He is now full;
a to axtract vooth sbsolutely A Rho
Jou FOR hams and post, ; o
the
He Ae
NEWS BREVITIES
Mrs. Netlie Benn shot herseld
ver on account of poverty and will
Her husband stabbed biself and
lowed morphine, but will recover.
Six men were injured while working
on the Pennsylvania railroad bridge at
Williamsport, Pa., bs heavy timbes
falling on them Anthony Ustrop
gince died from his injuries,
The Poughkeepsie bridge will be an
important actor in the anthracite
trade. and the new route via the bridge
iin
Ua,
swWal-
nas
Lind
has already had an effcet upon the New
England coal market
The national grange
tion favoring the
States senators by th
people.
At Philadelphia 1. Lum
victed of libeling Anthony
was sentenced to six months
ment,
A natural gas exy
Pittsburg dwe ling
dorfer, a domestic, re
may cause her i
Henry Denhart,
Snyder were probably fatalls
an explosion of natural gas
ington, lls,
Burt Gore, of Danville, Ils, :
Indiana and Western brakeman, i
from the top of a box car at Covington
Ind., and was killed.
Sir Henry James concluded his
dress to the Parnell commission
Presiding Justice Hannen anne
that the court would not call any
ther evidence,
William Jackson, a |
loway, Tenn., got drunk and lay down
in a ditch to sleep, where he was at-
tacked and killed by hogs, He had $000
in his pockets.
The president appoint d Wil
Shel ie to be agent a
delphia,
Cincinnati has pas
adopting standard
her clocks will be ta
two minutes,
Wreckage found along the Hudson
river near Dobb's Ferry indicated t
the canal boat Alice Carley |
sunk. People on shore heard distress
whistles early in the morning
supposed there was a colli i and the
family on the Carley was drowned
In descending from hia ith i
parac hute at Honolulu, Professor Van
Tassel] dropy pe d into A BOA.
was probably devoured by
The Baltimore
drawn from the A
and joined the
Political circles in
tated by the reports of
republican sentiment
speech at Toronto Er
red in favor of an
public or annexation
States.
Two British war
ordered to Rio Janeiro,
The N
quiry,
last seven years.
covering the causes of
of sudden deaths that
there, has res i
thirty ight of LEFT
oisoned., Most of
Pe , fortune tellers
wives of the
Fifty-seven arrests have
The Republi
%% to th
resentatiy
arate halls,
the Republic
Ihr
cluding the «
wad a resolu
tion of United
t vote
ie
dire
dosion occurred in a
“and Barbara Eek
eived bnras
I~
which
tur
armer near Gal-
mm
i
pens t Phiia-
1 back twer ty
Arne
fiat
Emory
anda it i
balloon w
1348 DOW
shine
lub has with
an
Baseball «
FRET association
Aatianti
thi
inaey nt
to Lhe
ships have been
vagy -Bocskerek (Hung
which has been going
with
on fi
the object
a Jarge on
have «
ited
victims
an and Dem
Montann
es met and or
Both
ans haviy
twenty-ei
ontesting
Silver Bow county.
Mr. John B. Emery, one
wast grand masters of the Odd el
in the state, died at his home in |
more, 88 years of age. Mr. Emery
a stonemason by trade and
many years a large contract
While Albert Ogle
natural gas leak
in his mother's res : ’
Ind., the gas ignited, causing a terrifi
explosion The house was blown to
pieces and Albert and his sister were se-
verely injured,
bodies b
nocrats
alti
was
was for
with
lence
THE MARKETS
Prices on the Stock, Produce and Pelro-
leam
Piiraveirnia, Sov.
steady. Pennsylvania
Reading was stead
bonds declined slightly
Lehigh Nav igation ni Were stro
vancing o> The Northern
steady . Pani advanced on the
of as for the third week of
There was some demand for Huntingdor
Broad Top.
The coal tonnage for the Huntingdon and
Broad Top Mountain railroad for the week
ending Saturday was 31.934 tons, an increase
of 5,18. The shipments for the year to
were L111.430 tons, an increase over the cor
respo wding period of last year of 32.451 tons,
Following were the closing bids
Lehigh Valley. 3 Reading g. m. és. 8994
N. Pac, com 29 Reading Ist pf. oe, 78
N. Pae, pt. Tele Heading 24 ptf. ba, 68
Peansylivania Bd Reading 3d ptf. 5s, &1
Reading =i H. and BT. com.
Lehigh Nav. na H.and B. T. pf.
St Paul TIE W. N.Y.and P
New York Produce Market.
New York, Nov, 26.-Coatton quiel;
none; middling uplands, 1084c.;: do.
leans, 108ge.
Flour—Heveipta, S4582 packages: sales,
AAO do.; state and western quiet. essay: low
extra, $2008285 City mills, $4204.60 City
mils patents, $4.75@5.60; winter wheats, low
grades, $2002.85 fair to fancy. $3.00604.60;
patents, $4155.15; Minnesota clear, $1155
£10 straights, SLAGARS patents, $4205.80;
rye mixtures, $3.1503.85; superfine, $21062.8)
fine, $1.75@2.00; southern slow, easy! common
to falr extra, $20002.85 good to choice do.
Southern slow, easy.
y L080 bushels; saies,
£600,000 bushels No. 2 rel; foreigners buying,
otherwise switching steady at Wade. decline;
December, KNGGEEE 5-160.; January. $4 7.168
84 Ba; February. ERASIge.: March, Mic.
April, Be: May, S834@88 15-160; June, 88 S160.
Corn HRecel 120.500 bushels; sales, 4000
bushels No. 2; depressed, declined Ye. easy;
mixed western, Oats Receipts,
115,000 bushels; sales, 70.000 bushels; No, 2
ce. higher, quiet; state, 28Gac.;
Exchanges
date
sales
New Or.
PRILADRLPRIA, Nov, S501 opened at
and closed at $17,
NEw Fou. Mo Nov, #8. The market opened at
$1100 and closed $1UTH.
Prissuo, 3 No Ie Be Patroisuin July noe
tive amd firm. st Dluuad at SLI,
SRE OR snd at noon
i -
AA
——
| LOC ATED"IRIONE OF 1THE MOST BEAU
PUL AND "HEALTHVUL SPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHERY REGION, ‘0 RDENOMINA-
OPEN TO BOTH BEXEE
FREE:
EXVERSES
LOW,
TIONAL;
TUITION
OTHER
BOARD AND
VERY
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF BTUDY.
AGRICULTURE ( snd AGRI
ARAL CHES with constant il
ROCHESTER
CLOTH
8 (ories,
pra
Justzations on the Perm and in the Labora
{
i
{
2 Bey ANY and HORTICULTURE; theoretl.
a cal and practical, Stodents taught original
sindy with the microscope.
CHEMISTRY; with an unusually
thorough course in the Laboratory.
i CIVIL ERGINEERIBG, very exter
|
full and
ive Bela
practice with best modern (nslr hytong :
' 6 HIETORY: Ancient and Modern, with orig
i nial ioyvestigation,
LADIES £01 IN (ATERATI 13}
1 (Two yea = Ample facilities for
F Mod vorand god instrumental
i | 3 ARGUALE and SHI ERATURE Latin
J ; i he or more continued through the
i
TROROMY; pure
work
New build
£ ¥hop
theoreti-
CAL BCI
History,
The coming season bids fair he!
~
‘the largest we have ever experiene-
ed, and we have made preparations
accordingly.
You know what we have done in
ee whe tales hold
the past: come and see what we can
pusine $8
We
5¥ us
vaedf
do now,
Our of
Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Satch-
w
dotinr
prop
3
-
Ehotagraph Adbme are t
line Gent’s Furnishing
1S most
in Bellefonte.
Men,
and
els, is by far the largest and
MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored
oi a new edition of
shown
In fact theré is
complete ever
CELEBRATED ESBAY
nothing that
| that : th ¢ 8)
may be rad
Cure wt onc
¥
have in:
‘Winter wear that we do not
|
{ post paid, on red
stamps adress,
Of 1% 0 poslage
Ssamngele off medicine free
CULVERWEL L MEDICAL CO.
FL. New York, K.Y. Posfice Box, 450
il Men
“THE TIRELDSS TOILER FOR TRADE!
HE
in
prices.
You should see the goods piled on
our counters and shelves—not a va-
The
that fill our store from one end to the
ant space to be found. goods
other, are the first selections from the
the United
styles, fit, make and
finest manufacturers in
States. The
quality of our Men’s. Boy’s and Chil-
Yours, anxious 10 Rleass, B "
Ask your dealer for BL. L. Huntley & Co.'s
HONEST CLOTHING
are not Habs the hands ot Fis
EEVER in Four sacl on
from the BEST NOW x and
CONE THEM
t Man-Capxn Wholesale Crore Hoo:
that will MAKE YoUR
P YOU guessd
dren’s clothing is only surpassed by
the immense assortment we can show | &
in the word, | at
Bo iL if xr
Eb
you and the very low prices we have| z=
marked them,
ny
rE 88 We tt be
Ep. L. Hosriey & oa Style Originators.
Remember that our goods are all
marked in plain figures, and anything
bought of us not perfectly satisfactory
when taken home, if returned, money
will be cheertully refunded.
Yours Sincerely,
M. FAUBLE,
Froprietor.
REYNOLD'S NEW BANK BUILDING, BELLEFONTE.
5 NDs or DOLL ARS
Hit rooLLAR
i ati tibion'e Gust 203