HENRY ROSSMAN, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMYR- Pa. TuUsSsEYVILLE, He keeps in stock a full line | of Coffins, Caskets, | Burial Robes, etc. etc. Shrouds, A Funerals attended w ith | a very fine Hearse. 17ianly i od oT tn purable fy others wanted, CURE GUARANTEED. Ircular, flood ANDY G levi worke od a1 free, Mention Th May152m., 3 Je N K JOH ATT Y-AT-Ld . BELLEFONTE, PA Office on second floor 0 Forst's ne building north of Court Honse, Can bs is in ¥ y consulted in Eng — i i i i Og AM ES L. HAMILL, Jue Bus ¢ : Y o +] b Xi 19 | A Los i Wilh i 3 3 . & wf | werhi hyn viel A ————————— ” 1 wud this have = Tw sry of J sther i re nnd Jose it the {ahs it out sod dy “Guess I'll go homa and try this, and see if I can't make that Thousand!" Ask for Pik-Ron, which WILL STAIN OLD & NEW FURNITURE WILL STAIN GLASS AND CHINAWARE Wilh STAIN TINWARE With STAIN YOUR OLD BASKETS wilh BTAIN 1 s COACH AND EE AMES RR TRY IT, WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia, Varnish at the same time H.ORVIS, C. M. BOWER, E. L. ORVIS HOR I8, BOWER & ORVIS, \TTORNEYS-AT-L AW, BELLEFONTE, PA Office opposite the Court House, on 2d | floor of Farst's building. jan8s F. FORTNE), Autorney al Law, old Conard building, Office in Belle- T DALE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. corner Diamond, two ‘jan87 jer Office N. W. nore from first national bank, J. L. SraNGLER C. P. Hawe El ANGLER & HEWES, ATTTORNEYS-AT-LAW, EFONTE. CENTRE CO,, PERNA, tion to collections ; practice in al naultation In German and English BELL YUICK SAI Dress Goods and CALI of None .ES AND SMALL PROFIT, you do not wish lo assorimend of vd see of He my Bne Ime Ginghams OES 1 ce, and af sell il {} » the pri I also keep on hand a full line of Jr i ah Cis. per yard lo iO cla; none Groceries, Eiar ~xrare., ————— i Ladies’, which 1 mu 30 2 ’ fn Childrsn’s, © ot sell of cost in order to reduce Boots and Shoes B2Z2.R.A. EX. COBURN BAZAAR, Re Mes ther 1 keen a full line of 2 7 d<rrare, QuUueens- a en's aud Boy's my stock, Lemember the place, LTT MLADT, COBURN, PA. Shoes, ING an ATEN Summer | 0 Our new stock of goods for ahd are open for inspection, ty of novelties in SPRING : AND 0 0 the coming seasons bas arrived It comprises a great varies STYLES, all selected with great pre- quality and lowness of price, Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Unde Le satisfied then of the low p ZZarperx HIRST A al bide A fall and complete stock of rwear, ete, is on counters. We and we are positive that yon rices we sell our goods at, 3 Rreamer's. { recommend It as superior to any priscep c mowntome” HL A. Anewon, MLD. 111 Bo, Oxdord 8%, Livelirn, 3. Y. Cagtoria riven x " " four | frony « 3 Ran pal J 1 eon, Ernetation, RIS Worle, rey siiep, Sad promotes EL, Pw wh lufurions mod iontion, Tus Cavravh Couvary, 1% Palton Stross, N.Y, LIGHT NING RODS TP. Pennsylvania Rep ” licans Want to Be (Gove mor, DELAMATER LEADS He Has About Onesid Delegatos—- to Hear From-—T10 ny Delegates— No Dearth of Hastings’ Vi Ne Pas SBURG, May 27 Ven their Prim sixty-s have delegntes { vention, four weeks | the counties the saturday. No living man J gates th 1.14 neid Ernor, doubtless tra these ded how counties, Tren 1 ins tions or | preference ve tions. In oth Tan as rey natorial candi by their own candidates Contesting In one co delegation been elect five men Deland are for Secreta It is are interested that, if the or; vention is conti anti-Delam delegati pe tors’ Pe leg Berk ations nmnty, it rmitts 1 to gallery Delamater Delegate Senator via positive dele date As delegates Luzerne Potter and 2 fron aa yvssecd Cilime ! maximum sire Hastings M i Juniata, 1; 1, and these the positivels Ha ge ther The Dark Horses, Secretary has sect lowing con M Kean 2, Mc 2 and Warren gates from Adams and he will probably from Butler county. has the three delegates county and the one fro friends claim others delegations, but are averse to “pointers” to the opposition. Bradford's oe. w= Gort Davies, Luzerne's 8 out for Congressman Osborne, and Lye ings 8 for Congressman McCormick The 17 counties which have not voted will elect 81 delegates, Of that number Philadelphia and Allegheny counties will choose 55. Of the Pi delphia delegates 30 will be for Hast. ings, and Allegheny's 18 will be for Montooth., The race is now an interest ing one. gi vot Mangled by a Torpedo Explosion. Braprorpd, Pa., May 268. Joseph and Willie Tranter and Austin Paterson were terribly cut and mangled here by the explosion of a torpedo squib, The boys found the squib in an old brush heap on High street and either kicked or threw a stone at it, when it exploded with the above results Willie Tranter had his right eye blown out and Plo 4 of tin and iron embedd ed in his flesh. He will die. The other two tl SUT. vive, Knights of Labor Decoration Day. PHILADELPHIA, May 26.--T. V, Pow derly, general master workman of the Knights of Labor, will deliver an ad dress on Decoration day in Mount Peace cemetery. for Mr. Pow- derly’s App arance is the oration ceremonies in which the Knights of Labor have iA ements to par ticipate by a decoration of the grave of the founder of the order, Uriah S, Stevens { he oocasion ae or 3 bey Landslides Near Johnstow n Prrrspura, May 26. Two land slides between Johnstown and Morrelville de layed traing on the Pennsylvahia rail road for several hours before they could be cleared away. At B nite milk Falls, near Conemangh, the water washed about iwenty five fest fr the ta bal- last away. The passengers on the through mail west were transferred and arrived here about four hours late, A Gettysburg Skelet fon, Grrryssure, Pa, May 24.--While the new proprietor of the McClellan house had a force of hands making an excavation alongside the Western Mary- land depot they came upon a skeleton, with which Union army battons were found. The remains were sent to the National cemetery for interment. Seven Divorces in a Day. Lancaster, Pa, May 26. — Seven were divorced in’ conrt here Sat. on the grounds of desertion and treatment. A shusmaily ly large number of subpoenas | n divorce are pending. = ie NEWS OF THE ——— of the Grand WEEK. The report Army of the ing the manngement of the soldiers’ home Leavenworth, Kan, finds that there are iegal grounds for complaint against the man. agement, Judges T ne court of necticut decided that the tickets issued nt the Pi y i Ids wriford, imarked “zens wor void, and that Willlam H. ) « Who defeated Ton vole, is elected, Ala, organizations of the in August to attend the Q. OO. F..a8 a guard of ntherford, of Kentucky, grand vey ¢ bigs mia yer of Lhe saps Cone nt nicolt With al man by une The Montg crack mil will go to Uli grand conclave, lL. honor to Gen, | sire, det ery, fareys, one of the country, tary Ryo The California Democrati i committee has decided to} ti Con vention at i for the noms ination of i rnor and other state officers Unite d Bates and Gen ate y #tale yet, lates for gove Senators Frye on thelr way kes, Maine, for a to Camp few days’ are absorp of the isco ralirond is on con~ wrecked near oraersd 1 ruationsd in Montreal inmates i with days and 13 hours, Japan Mall on the Mirske irs al Ruyuk irned over to the Turkish earthquake shock was felt in Bi. hisky trust } cents a - The Preshy 3 general assembly at Sars toga appointed a committees on revisi 1 the creed, wilh instructions to report in 1891 The mother of Speaker Reed died at Port ie. She was 80 years old. as advanced the price of wpari h teria ® 21 In Paris a young woman committed suicide by years of age Jumping from Lhe tower raise a small cotiage at Wis, the supports gave fell, crushing oltz to injuring Louis Heyer, The trouble in the morocco trade in Lynn, Mass, is settled, Michael! Shechan, Jumped from the Mohawk river bridge at Am- sterdam, N. Y sistance could reach him. The Neuces river, In Texsn, is higher than | ever before known, Many swept away and several lives Jost, steamship Aurania ran gers were drowned. The steamship Th ingvaila, whic arrived in New York, collided on May 19 with | an enormous iceberg. Her bow is stove in, | but she is sound under the wats line, THE MARKETS. i Petroleum Nxchanges, Poitapeiraia, May 2. The market was firm. Pennsylvania was dull and steady, Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation were strong. Reading advanced, and there was | good buying of the preference income bonds, Following were the closing bids: Lehigh Valley ba Heading g. m, 48. 8434 | N. Pac, com 3 N. Pac. pt 44 Pennsylvania . .. 54 Reading ZiT a8 Lehigh Nav.. 5 H.& BT. pf Bt. Paul EY W.NY.&Pr New York Produce Market, New Yong, May 26. State and western flour dull and depressed; low extras, $2.5087% Reading % 2d pt. 5s BO | H.& B T.com.. 20% “® 12 @50s, Wheat-—No, 2 crop reports; lower and red; attempt to realize on slow buying: prices 198% weak: May, We0%%c.; June, July, Wai. August, 9540 %c.; September, BH@9%c.; December, W96@ ‘ . Barley Dull; Canadian, 608724¢c. Corn-No. 2 quiet and %@LWc¥iower and Jans No. 2, $0@4e.: steamer mixed, 940 Oats~No, 2 weak: Te. lower and dull state, BY@Alc., western, Je@iic, Beef Firm and quiet; plate, $7.75@8; extra mens, 7.2007.50. Pork-Quiet and steady; new mess, $15.75@ 14.25; extra prime, $11. Lard~Dull and easy; #temn rendered, Eggs—Firm, fair demand; state and Penn. aylvania, 1340; Canadian, 15840; western, 1I5M@16Me0.. southwestern, 1581640. The Oil Market. PritAbDELPnIA, May 26.-Qil igo. aud and closed at 9idge, Prevssune, May 26. Market opened a Nuntp to Sen own declined - bid, and at noon $e. was bid, opened at improve confidential talks. THE for young women, on “The Use of Slang,” TANN: te abl How to appear J and IN SIN | | » NW SNR i | | IW — > IVI “The Oldest Girl,” IN Handsomest $9 On the News Stands. 10 Cents a Copy. Q Ql ENREBYLVAXIA and Erie Divisio Ww ERIE MAIL leaves yiay Train--News Exprow NIAGARA EXP.leaves * ® 0 il ismsport Loc k Haven rAST LINE 1 leaves Phi Indel Harrist * - Montandon — " - Williamsport... cou - Lock Haven... - arr at Renovo : WMBPORT EXF leaves Phi isdelphis Harrmsburg Montandon..... rrives at Williamsport 8 ~Wilisnsport EXpress ru ns EASTWARD. EEA BHORE EXP. leaves lock Haven Jersey [ry Williamsport... - Montandon.... arr at Harrisbur Fhlade ph in... DAY EXPRESS leaves E800. coooee . Renovo. . EE SSrsus Bunday Train. on Sunday. @ & a BREEN Montandon . . arr st Harrisbu Philasdelp NOV IN leaves Renovo . i RENOVO ACH Lock Haven........ § - Willinen SPU - Montandon .. arrives at Harrisb urg... Philadelphia Sunday Train-—-RENOVO Accommod'n | on Sunday from Lock Maven, loaves Erie Renovo ... lock Haven... Al dS pm - Williamsport ... 125 am - Montandon ...... 13am arr at Harrisbu «R2lam Philadelp. iS... 650 am Sunday Train Erie Mail east runs aiso on Sun E82 5 4 3 SesR8SEEy FT rR - OTe Ov in ON 0 we 0 ee devvowvwowwosee -o B GppopEBRyEpEnEp i a - 2 BOU har AN EXP leaves Williamsport... 1380am Montandon 20am arr at Harrigburg {30am . « Philadelphia. 00am | Sunday Train Southern Express east runs also on Bunday. Brie Mail West, Niagara Express West, and Da | Rxpress East. Renovo Accommodation East & Erie Mail East make re, connection st Lock Haven with B. E. V. BR. R. Trains, - Mall East apd West connect at Erle with | fn. L.8. &M.8 RR: at Corty with B P& Ww, Hy nt Emporinm with B., Xo & P. RR, fiwood with A.V. iy LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD. Daily Except Sunday. Westward Eastward, PMAM. AM, BTATIONS. AMPMP 205110 156 5 50) Montandon ® 104 1 10 2 15 10 25 18 15 Lewisburg 1900 100 | 4 Biehl i 51 Vicksburg IMiMinburg | Millmont (Laurelton ouidy Mounis'n en 2 HH Fr BRAT ADDOD EE EE 3g2s Rising Bprin 8 16 Kine Cave . 22 Contre Hall PE ot oe - Ed 8 SECRBERSESSENS HONS OW ORWNS Reems Prey nt WOOD, Ror Art, E OCAL OR TRAVELING ry, Exposes and TTT IT DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’'S Treatment By Inhalation, TRADE MARY, . HECISTERED, ob) Le Philad'e, Poy or Consumpt on, Asthma, Bron Dyspeps » Oat arth, Slay Fever, sche, i elmatism, gif and ai { wills tsead Nearal Disor y COnGCnHN. he refer whi berty Ww 1 Persons : their treatment; Hon Wis. D. 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INT OT E OF APPEALS FROM ANNUAL Assossmaent of 180.Notice is hereby given 10 the taxpayers of Usntre county, that the County Commissioners will bear and determine Appeals, at the Commissioners’ office in belle toute, for the respective districts ax iollows: For Howard, Curtin and Liberty wwnships and Howard Boro, Tuesday, May 37, For Marion, Walker ad Noss townships and Milesburg Boro, on Wednesday, May 2% For Union Burnside and Snow Ehoe wwnships and Unionville Boro, on Thursday, May 29, For Rush, Taylor, Huston and Worth Vw nshipe and Philipsburg Boro, on Monday, June Por Harris, College, Ferguson and haifinoon townships, on I Penang, June & For Poller 80 TORR Lownehips and Centre Hall Boro, on Ny Sknonhg Jungs 4, For Miles, Penn Haines townships and M fliheim Baro, on Thane to 5. alan, Patton and Spring townships, Pri. une 6 Vor Bellefonte Bato, on Tuesdabs J ume 30, © time eT is will be between ths hours of 9 a. m., and _— anlipm of County «31d apponls for their saa Persons who ay | themselves sgriey Assossors will bei the TON W oF LDA ll pape y Toit D. CDRCRER, J. B. Strohm. C Deltefonte. March 7, rn - The Rerorren and the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph ote year free tos new subscriber, clubiog with a present subscriber. The two papers for $1.00a year in advance to each. The Chronicle Telegraph is a large § page weekly contains all the telegraphic news, fall market reports and other chbice reading. Two papers for the price of one. Send in your name o Surly snd Sse’ sure of his w
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