HENRY ROSSMAN, UNDERTAK ER AND TusseyviLLE, Pa. He keeps in stock a full line of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds, Burial Robes, etc., etc. L¥ wi) Funerals attended with a very fine Hearse. 17janly DLE 03 a CURE {ER a no operation OHN KLINE ATTORNEY -AT-! Office on second { building nort h of C consulted in English OJ AM! Office wi BLA CKING N i clean: your Shoes WITH A SPONCE in place of a Brush, EVERY H EVERY Counting Room EVERY Owne EVERY Thrifty Mo EVERY Bod y able to oe id a brush’ 1K. USS J A PAINT THAT one | ad SEE THmOVeN WILL Brain OLD a New FunniTung WILL STAIN GLASS AND CHINAWARK WiLL Brain TinwaRe same WILL Brain youn Duo Basxkrs time. WILL Brain Bany's CoacH anp WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Pilladelphis, Ak dn Drug, Paint and House Furnishing Sore, corvRNT CROURED 1sowife Ol N Varnish at the tr Tr J ORV] C. M. BOWER E. 1 OF AV IS, BOWER & ORVIS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA Office opp wite the Court House, 's hai ling on n. F. FOR TRE of n old Conard fonte. (LE Office loors irney at Law, building, Belle MANT DALE. ATTORNEY Bells onte, Pa. N. W. corner Diamond, from first national bank, AT] AW two jan87 i i i i i 33. 1% ER C. P. Hewes PANG iLER & HEWES ATTTORNEYS-AT LA i THE CO., PENNA. practi ve in al in G jerman and English COME — THE SPINY &. FINI UU fa ND SEE mmer Goods "CAR - po g— —3 Children’s, Boots and 8! BZRA. FH. COBURN BAZAAR, Spring f a1 Jt i: PETS : hey I keep a fu QuLeens- y 7 lH Line of » fy # aud Boy's Shoss, {rel rive once for bargains fock, 1 onic y Ir gan Re ATTMLADT, i () mses ahd are open for inspection. ty of SPRING novelties in AND It comprises a great varie- STYLED, all selected with great pre. Clothing, inyite inspection of our stoe be satisfied then of the low A full aod complete stock of is on counters. We k, und we are positive that you prices we sell our goods at. tor Infants Wwme’” JL A Ancunn, A. 7m, 111 Bo, Oxford 84, Brooklyn, N. Y. and Children. Castoria cures Colla, Conatipation, Hour Stony ch, Darras, Eructation, Yills Wore, gives sioop, and promotes dis withous in injurious medication, Tus Cewravn Coupary, 188 Pulton Street, N. YX, Condition of A Cedar Keys, Incredible led Champion Baldozoy the and 1 Per 11] Cowes Citizens Thre Hix to Fligtat, the Town sage ly thie Influence of shot; Finally Put Cepar K deputy U here for Cottrell the lect him in charge or Pinker tine iti rai of w hi The Town ’ for after the 1 Pinkerton by Pres ii Threatens Pinkerton Life { Cottrell Pinkert offic by ning for ness thus seri The Edmunds [a Li Is \ in alid LW Morm have the stitutional Ellen G. PHILADE] (i Yh daltinmu in law, Wharton Dead. PHiA, May arton : ie fier + in Baltimor Reconciled to the New Yo Schevitel Cear, mK, May 20, Edita of The Volks Zeit signat asserted tha edigor while reta onc ded an Arva Ru i government his wife, the Princess titted to return to Rossa their former rank and Schevit i : reins an- that position ex has the soCiniistu ining his ngement with the by which he and Racowitz, are per and resume wealth Mr. New York belieis ch will first go to Paris A Capitalistic Picnic, Bavtimore, May 19. —The Pennaylva- nin Steel company has sent invitations to # large number of prominent wen throughout the country to attend the sunaal reunion of the stockholders and directors of the company at Sparrow's Point, May 30. The occasion is expected to bring together abont 150 of the lends ing capitalists of New York, Philadel phia, Baltimore and Pittsburg, and a number of the congressmen at Wash ington. : Lottery Men at Bay. New Oniuaxs, May 17.-The chief managers of the Louisiana lottery inter ests seems perplexed and worried while the antis are correspondingly jubilant. The antis say their ranks are growing stronger day by day. It ie claimed that the lottery men have lost one senator and that another is wavering, and will in the end vote inst the perpetuation of the lottery, and that the anti-lottery ranks of the house are growing stronger. Senator John G. Carlisle, Fraxxront, Ky., May 19 John G. tor by the assembly in joint session. He received 107 votes. Mr. Ads, Repub lican, received 15. THE FHAMOKIN FIRE shalt te Burning to Flood the Pu., May 19 mn fire, having caug Mine, The Wilson from the W hic h fap aH MORIN, wnt bably ire in Cronus a ne 1 “XL 24 Jay Gould's Mailed Hand. Stanley Will Marry Ao “ fs § Mr. Hale a Found Not Guilty. ay 2b, The Powderly 's Suicides in England. W), ~During past s have o in London Week DO? the und 80 THE MARKE TS. the Stock, Produce Petroleum Exchanges. PuitaveLraia, May 19 } pa tive Pe wy Prices on The market strong. Reading and the genera income bonds ad- Among the strong act was mortgage 4s and j vanced rapid was Wes New The suspension of Henry known member of the nounoed, Mr. Markos ber of stocks, pring were bought in under count | Lehigh N. Pa N. Pac. pf 54 Pennsylvania 548g Reading, AU H.& BLT. com Lehigh Nav Big HL.& BT. pf 81. Paul Hg WAXY. &P New York Produce Market, New Young May 18, steady bettie mills, $4 5.05, Wheat ~ No. 2 red dull; off: late months ge. up and barely Wheat No, 2 red, foreign houses selling: M@ ec. lower, moderate demand; June, W%aG igo. July, WNGIEc.: August, BiSg@nigo.; September, M4@%c.; December, 97 1-160. May, §1.008e, Barley Dull; Canadian, 0087840. YRIAA Was very active and strong reference tern Markoe, a well exchange, Was an was short of a num iy Reading, and they the rule for his ace were the ley ee wm lowing Va losing bida Reading g. m. 4a, Reading Ist pf, &= TH Beading 24 pf. 5a, 57 Reading 31 pf «Com is, r demand; low extras § IAB city Haas: mills patents, city $13441 Me; steamer mixed, 04@4160. Oats No. 2 quiet and easier; state, 3@itey western, Bd, Beef Strong; pinte, 87.7508; extra moss, $7.28 a.m, moss, $.0.250104.35% Pork-Quiet, easy; steam rendered, extra prime, $11. Lard Easy and dull 4h. Bgee-Firm and quiet; state and Penn sylvania, lio: western, 14@I0c.. Sotihe western, 1501304e. The O11 Market, PrurAvuLrnia, May 10.00 opened at 8c. and closed at Wide, Privssene, May 10.Market opened at ed to Wlge., and at noon Wig o, was . 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STARKEY & PALEN, No. 1520 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Please mention this paper when you Oxygen. on order « Om ANNUAL hereby hat the de te rmine Belle INT OT E OF APPEALS FROM Assessment 1 Ri Notioe given to the taxpayers of Centre oounly, t County Commissioners will hear and Appesl %, 81 the Comm issio ners office in toute, for the respective districts as follows For Howard, Curtin and Liberty townships and Howard Boro, Tuesday, May 2 For Marion, Walker and Boggs townshi ips Milesburg Boro, on Wednesday, May 2% For? Ho Burnside and Snow Shoe townsh and Unionville Boro, on Thursday, May 20 For Rush, Tarior, Huston and Worth town and Philipsburg Boro, on Monday, June & For Harris, College, Ferguson and Halfmoon townships, on Tuesday, June 3 For Potier and © townships and Hall Boro, on Wednesday, June 4 or Miles, Penn and Haines townships and M i) ibveim Boro, on Thursday, June 5, For Benner, Patton and Spring townships, Fri day. June 6 For Bellefonte Boro, on Tuesday . June 10 The time for hearing appeals will be between the hours of fa m. and 4 p.m, The assessors of the several districts will be present with the Board of County Commissioners on the day © sid appeals for their up districts, sx wel adel persons who may feel themselves agriev: of in and ips sli ips Centre Assessors will bring all books and papers they have to the Appeals J.C, HENDERSON, JOHN D. DECKER, M. 8 FIEDLER, Attest: J. B, Stroh. Clerk. Commi Bellefonle, March 7, 1800, i. AAR A NAO I 5 ~The Reroxres and the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph one year free toa new subscriber, elubiog with a present subscriber, The two papers for $1.50 a year in advance to each. The Chronicle Telegraph is a large 8 page weekly contains all the telegrdphio wews, full market reports and other choice reading. Two papers for the price of one, Send in your name early and make sore of this splendid offer
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