SEE mY SPONGE ? your Shoes with WOLFF'S ACME BLACKING ONCE A WEEK! Other days wash them clean with SPONGE AND WATER. \ VERY Housewife RY Counting Room RY Carriage Owner VERY Thrifty Mechanic VERY Body able to hold a brush I KX use ON TRY 175 LMT RNRE03, and Varnish at the wROVen, Wilt Svan OLD 4 New FuaNniTuscg Will Stain GLass AND CHINAWARE Witt Stain your OLD Basxers same With Stain Basv's Coacw time. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Wily Stain TiNwARE : Se Th AR = BE ame Ti The Most Successful! Remedy over dix ered, as It Is certain in its off snc does 1 blister. Read proof! wr ios Dr. B. J. Ks Sirs :~Last with your cele ta Was the best job k« empty bottle curing ev a horse wi He asked Kendall's 8 Just three we Da I. J. Kexpars Cou: Dear Sirs <I have been & Spavin Cur od Filing ever before, Ouse Powder 1 ever kept an Currresaxgo, N Dr. BJ. Kespars Co, Dear Sirs have Kendall's Spavin Cure valuable and ! with a Bone Spavin from lameness and shows no egpectially, (ENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE. Mosson, La, May 8, 'W. De BJ Kexpare, Co. el =] think it my 3 duty hanks for your far f . to render you my all's Spavin Cure, | peined very a sw hich « six bottles for §5. gists X ¢ v i to any addres: on reowipd pr we proprie ors. PR. it. J. KENDALL C0, Eososbhurgh Falls, Yermont $ for yusi, o w o by t The oldest and best 1 Business Educat’on pared thousands of 5 ties of life TRAVELING AND} LOK CHOICE NURSERY SPECIALTIES IN HARDY PID OUTFIT FR GUARANTEED or lerms, 4&4 TO NURSERY CO, Rochester, N.Y Power Circular Saw. : fron Frame, Ren é os Arbor, Machine Cot Gears, Center of R and Prices of our MACHINERY, J. N. MARSTON & CO,, Station A, » Boston, Mass, HENRY ROSSMAN, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER- TussevviLLe, Pa. menial a ts He keeps in stock a full line of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds, Barial Robes, etc., etc. Gogo) somnsn (} Funerals attended wilh a very fine Hearse. any ” San «8 4 a wu device yo tintrode to divrked ; ei ¢ : "PRC A * Sia Tie Ripurter KEYSTONE NOTES. Items of Real Interest Pre: sented in Condensed Form. HS DO AND KNOW, WHAT OUR NEIGHB Gleanings of from All Fields of News, Picked Up Lmportance Here and There in the State, In Bucks conuty last year 347 mar riage licen Wed intel, a oskivants for liquor City. towners ask coun- nes, iteneaforth in the juehanna, the Cornwall i Christ, aged 60, king, died about 50 Sixteen Heeuses in Alle Two thousand Pot cils for two vew fire Eight hours tin ratiroal shous at 1 An iron of vin opt iron az d mns burg. was sv train at Deth the Na at the war, of nbury, 18 dead sed 46.8 well known is dead of con mberiand Ag 1d on Saturday wed by an ex- on rook colliery, : Hberally to hospital project tiun the King's at Potts At tral =ch the Hew Col regim into the Cen- stole only i Hana , of the Eighth o be superinten- (FF has awarded damages for cut-off road. £2000 will be : late Col. u the Cnester academy jury paid ton OTY Of fae Dillon, who had what £5.000 fall on a Delta epts the jury's of York, sues the Railroad company 1. an employe, at 1. A Year ago. srlorn- looking pocketbook lay in gutt Lancaster for four hours. : i no one sus- er i out ra, son of B. F. Meyers, candidate for quar in case of Col. Dem- the senate, of Scranton, appeals ul of his diocese to con- Sunday in Lent to ess in Sligo, Ireland. Earle, of Chadds Ford, has ed from a trip to Pitts , in searching for ns son, who has 1 home for fifteen return ding ite DE n Reading, ning a beneficial d. He says he laid the case » not agree with of 1 oy les- He is doing nu assistant in the 0, a well rEantown, was v while returning Cin arriving at his wrt his wagon une « and died soon after aged THE COK REGION. The Strike Now Fully Trouble Drewing. Pirrserra, Feb, 10, No coal has been mined in any of the pits owned by the Frick vornmaker or McClure Coke turday, and no one but the coke drawers are at work, Thirteen thousand ire ont on a strike. There will ix Lirge sdditions to that number by toanorrow, and the duration of the conflict 1s merely a con- jecture. Operators Workers are equally firm in thes ruwination and both are alert to preven t a repetition of the depredations of previous strikes. In the Dunbar district the men are nearly all at work, aud some of them will remain at work if permitted to do 80. The workers’ scale demands an advance of wages of asout 134 per cent. all cond to be weighed instead of moas- ured, and eight hours to constitute a day's work. The operators have demanded a re duction of 10 per cent. on all classes of Inbor. The current wage scale has expired, There are now no negotiations for a sefllement pendiog, During » dranzea fizht at Ft. Hill yesterday Yard bows SuyJder and his as- sistant were beaten unamercifully by Hungarians, Sayder’s assistant was probably futally injured, on, and och Wipeinies =i . i Han : alla ete An Unsuccessful Launch. CHEstERr, Pa., Feb. 9.— Another un- successful alternpt was made to get the Mallory line steamer Concho off the ways at Roache's shipyard. The vessel moved about eight feet more and then refused to budee. It was concluded to block the vessel up again and make a third attempt to baptize the vessel on Saturday next. It is probable that she will have to be pulled off with the aid of tugs. A Table Glassware Trast Forming. Prrrssuna, Feb, 10.~Five table glass ware houses in this city, ome in Wheeling, one in Fostoria and one in Findlay, O., have made application for a new trust combination which will’ be known as the United States Glass Sh al 2 3,900,000. sal the n combine which will Se all the table glassware factories in the country. od A the Side of the Track, 1A, Pa, Feb, 10. Dr, O. 8. 3 yeician of Mi CO CGRESSIONAL RESUME, The Week's Work of the Fifty-first Congress, WasminoTON Fab, B the creden of Josep wr Fresin In the senate H, Galinger ns w» soi Lvapiiire were presented and led, Bon ford 1 setion hill « then con. slderod a od 0 waa of committee mined. ments were cgeved and the bill vas passed. The median ate pprapriniiog bill was reported snd Fad the pw wlon appro. pPrinton : 4 MD, Dub Woe at fF us un finisied nate then, after a brief eXerutiye session, mijoitrned, In the hones Jd, A, Owenby, the silver pool witness wus by pesolation dischurg-d from the custody of tha serge ab-atenras, In come mittee of the viva the aolss proceeded to a conslderation ve the sundry civil ser ap. propristion bill, After a louyg mm the committes rose and the diplomat HPPro- pristion bill wus passed. Tue house theo ad. Journed Wasuinogrox, Feb, 6.--In the senate. Mr, Ingalls, rising to a personal statement, de- fended his «pposition 1 the closure rule and the elections Lil, amd repiied sarcas: i wily to his erities, who, he said, had succeeded in wrécking the bHepubliican party. The pen. sion appropriation bi was passed. The house debuted th sundry civil bill without action. Was unaros, Feb. 7. Mr. Morcnn ads dressed the sends In suport of tie Nicar- agun canal bill and the balance of Lue session was occupied in discussion of the elit hour law, Tue house sustained raised against Mr amendm ot Lo Li bill, B tive sind view Was 1186 to Lola BIgLL sessions citer, hour bill was recommitied to Lhe on education. ire adopted the Chleago fale item of civii bili, with a ixing the paid by the nent fhe fi memory of Coaygre eesee, WLO died iD itis wat 1 Pan HV Lsin hie Pe vice Hinges the point of order Blani’s fre: colusge Sid vi 4) sariation Miraae- segative rox, Fel, 9 Ww Sviate sgreed Tue wight comnitise sven Democrats ui ib Ly appropriation miinries to b gover to tue Tei Jui WAS INGTON, Use wl Julie ed i respect Phelan, of un Bola the fa lininas Feb, 10 pled calil In the senate a res. the president for co pres : relat og Lo the 1mporta- tion of products ales into Brazi Mr. Bil Lo reco is Vile recom 1 Lue oigl sts Giuiion ng on sited B ier the AW Was I'e- jected and the bi » the com mittee on educ .Uon and isbor. The house right was then taken up and discussed until the hour of adjournment, In th i to reconsider bilis rejating lo L Dak Ce [45 Louse, af bg Gusiooes 3 attempt Ehstric: of the indry civil appropriation up thin whole, me discussion it was passed. The legislative without dis posing of it, the house adjourn. fhe Columbia, bill was taken in commnities « and after = LA was akon up. but SEVENTEEN MINERS DROWNED A Flooded Mine at Jeansville, Pa. A Diver Refuses to Descend. Wihrre Haves, Pa, Feb. 5.— While working at the head of a gangway, a miner drilled a hole through a pillar jetting in the water which had been used in filling in the worked ont mine No. 8, of Hayden & Co., at Jeanesville The water flooded No. 1 slope and drowned seventeen persons. The fol lowing is a list of miners and laborers who lost their lives: Edward Gallagher, Henry Ball, James Griffith, Joseph Ma tuscowitz, Polanler; Lawrence Reel, Wasil Finko, Hungarian: Joseph Or- sok, Bernard McCloskey, John Tomaso ski, Polander, all miners, and Patrick Kelly, Thomas Jake, John Barnes, James Balack, Michael Smith, Joseph Ward, Samael Porter and Mike Blosh, laborers. It will take ten days before the mine can be pumped clear and the bodies recovered, Hazervron, Pa, Feb, 9.--The water is being slowly raised from the flooded slope No. | of J. C. Hayden & Co., at Jeanesville, The past twenty-four hours has shown a gain of about five feet in perpendicular. Today the men employed in the other portions of the mine resumed work and the usual ship- went of coal will be made, Some talk is heard of securing a sub marine diver and in this way making an effort to ascertain the condition of affairs in the flooded portion, and per. haps discover some of the bo lies of the eighteen victims. The practibility of this method of geting to the places where the bodies are supposed to be will be tested and efforts redoubled. Hazeirox, Pa, Feb, 10.—John Beam, an expert snbmarine diver, of New York, view the Jeansville mune. in which lay bodies of seventeen drownad miners, and declared it impossible for him to do effective work, x ent asked i a goosd ronnd sam would Le an ‘n ducement for hin to risk going down, he said vi 10.000 will pot be the Jeast induce gene for me. [oo the first place, I could do nothing; in the second place. I could not pretend to make a search. The company offared ne any price I might nave shonid I succesd in recovering the bolies. The only remedy is to take the water out.” It Was Ray Hamilton's Body. Pans, Feb 9 —A breather of the late Mr. Robot tay Honiton was in this city vn i burdday a He will return to New York shorty, haveag in his pos- session the evideuoe of tae soa of Dr. Norvin Green, who ws now at Pana, which establishes tae identity of the body which was found ia the river in the westera vrs tue United Stites, Young 5 in lus deposition, states tier nit thut the body was that of Hower: Ray Hamilton. at of Coren, a Damages for a Strange Accident, IxpiaxaroLis, Feb, 9. —A jury in the United States court gave a verdict for $5,000 against the Citizens’ Street Rail- way company, of this city, in favor of Mrs. Nellie Liddy, whos nasband was killed by the accidental discharge of a revolver, cansed by the striking of the weapon with a brak., while in the pocket of adriver. John C. New for the Treasury. New York, Feb, §.—~The Sun says, a olitician who returned recently im ashington thinks that John CU. New will be the next secretary of the treas- ary. He said: “At) o'clock on Thurs any afternoon last President Harrison ied Gen, Joim CU. New, consul geae- rai at London, to come to Washington at once.” Governor Boyd's Inaugural. Omana, Feb. 7.«Governor Boyd yes- terday delivered his insugural address before the jolut sension of the legisla. ture and an enormous ccowd of people. The action of the legislature in feeog. nizing Mr. Loy lis recnived with m satistaction turoughoot the stute, An Ancicat Bad Blighted, Prrrssuna, Feb, 9. Rose Ann Hen. derson, aged 6), hus sued Alexander Johnston, 70 rears of age, for $10,000 for brew i od piouiise to marry, Johns- ton, she claus, hinge transferred his 10 i dy of B) sa. amers, SEA SoA Reotpraiiy with Tiras iL 4 Wa arian oe Wal ie Ypesident Har: whom Loa yess ple ar itaoon basasd the Boov ah Fevi, © ovany et bs i § TENG AT (ON. THING OVER $30. AT COST! Owing to the increase of our Dry Goods business, we are obliged to abandon our Clothing Department and have decided to close out the entire stock. We Everything must be mean exactly what we say. . Greatest Sacrifice Ever Offered JOSEPH'S Bellefonte, - Harper & Kreamer - Are now carryiog the largest stock of general merchandise of a in the valiey and are daily adding new lines fo their stock of good aE Oo GOO ILD department is abundantly supplied with full and winter wear, purchas- ing to supply the wants of customers, A large stock of CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING has been received and are open for the ins; ection of the people, are making a specisity of clothing sad carry a fioe prices that will startle you and convice you that we can suit you. and inspect it, ny 0: 0. Wid and at Cali assortment, TIarper & REreamer's. on A for Infants and Chi Cloantivmtiers ya, Bractats and po “Castors is so well adapted to ehilt»e= that § Casterin { recomumend it as superior to any pr + Aili Sour feo oh | hows $0 me.” H A Ascexn M.D. iis Won 111 Bo. Oxford 8. Brovklya, X. withous isjurious medication. Tan ORETion Cunracy, 152 Palo iret, XX SPRITE tr ETE pA fis. B a og oP When our Office Oat begins ils mews, Then expect important nevs. FIVE CENTS WORTH of Breaker Powder (high estimate) will cure Cock or Hen of Pips, Gaps or cholera. Ata low value the bird is worth 30 cents. Percentage of profit, S00 per cent. TEN CENTS WORTH of Breaker Powder (high estimate) will cure a 16-pound turkey, worth [low estimate], $2. Profit, 1900 per cent. A CAN of Breaker Powder, worth a quarter a can (high es- timate,) will save a 4o0-pound porker worth (low value) $24. Profit, 7400 per cent. IT’S LIKEWISE the best remedy on earth for horses, cat. tle and mules. It's worth a quarter a can, or 1 9 16 cents a tablespoonful. Set your own value on your own animal and see what the percentage of profit it will be. i R. tailroad Division and Northern Central Railway. PENNSYLVANIA R. Time Table, in effect Decomber 14, 1500 LEAVE MONTASDOSR, FASTWARD, (Daily except Sanday.) grre, Harrbsbirg wnd ing at Fhiiadeiphi yi pn 127 8. m~"frain 14 For Banbury , Wilike termediate stations, ary pom, Sew York, Washington, 5.1 hia for all OD ia, and pas enger ood LUO WANTED. LOCAL 0% TRAVELING] Woy Nursery 10 se 1 our steady Empioy DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatmen By Inhalation. 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