SEASHORE TRIP.
%10 for the Round Trip to the Atlantic
Const via the PP, BR. R.
On August 19th and 24th the last
two of the popular summer series of
seashore excursions will be run. A
choice of four destinations is allowed—
whether Atlantic City,
Ocean City, or Sea isle City. The
rate of $10 from Pittsburg and propor-
tionately reduced rates from other
places is a most extraordinary offer
when the distance covered is consider-
ed. The tickets are good for return
passage within twelve days, which
gives ample time for a restful vacation
by the sea.
The success of these remaining ex-
cursions is assured by the patronage
accorded the preceding two of the
same series. Great satisfaction has
been expressed on all sides at the man-
ner of service with which the Penn-
sylvania Railroad Company handled
these trips, everything possible being
doue for the convenience of its patrons.
The special train will leave Pittsburg
at 8.50 A. M., arriving in Philadelphia
a little after 7 in the evening. The
night may be spent in the Quaker City
and any regular train taken the next
day for the shore.
The rates apply on regular trains
leaving Pittsburg at 4.30, 7.00, and 8.10
P. M., or on special train leaving at
8.50 A. M. on the above meutioned
date.
The special train will be run on the
following schedule, and the tickets
will be sold at the rates quoted:
Rate. Trains
$10 00 6.15
. 10 00 7.08
. 10 00 8.50
« 10 (0 9.00
. 10 0 8.10
10 00 9.30
wu 10 00 5
. 10 00
wee 1000
. 10 00
we 10 00
we 10 00
. 10 00
. 1000
ee 10 05
we 1000
. 10 00
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85
800
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8 00
89%
8 85
85
X65
765
850
8 50
710
67
6 50
. 600
565
500
460
ieave
West Brownsvtile.. AM
Monongahela City...
Pittsburg... covcvinannne
Esst Liberty.
Braddock ..
Irwin...... -
Uniontown ..
Connellsville.
Mt Pleasant.
Scottdale...
Alverwn....
Greensburg
Indiana...
Johostown .
Cresson...
Altoona.........
Holidaysburg
Bellwood.
Clearfield
Philipsbu
Bellefonte.
Cumberland.
Bedford
Huntingdon...
Mt. Union.....
MeVeyto
nadie conens
For detailed information address or
apply to Thomas E. Watt, Passenger
Agent, 110 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg.
re
Narrowly Escaped Barning.
On Wednesday noon as the family
of Mr. John H. Moyer, of Tusseyville,
were at dinner it was discovered that
the roof of the summer kitchen was
on fire, and burning fiercely. Assist
ance being near at hand a bucket line
was formed and the fire was finally
got under control, but not until a large
hole had been burned in the roof. The
fire was fortunately discovered in time,
Had a few minutes elapsed the flames
would have gained such headway that
the entire property would have been
in ashes,
Bucknell University.
This Institution now has nearly one
million dollars invested in fixed and
working capital. It comprises five
schools—CoLLEGE for young men and
young women; ACADEMY for boys;
ladies’ InsTiTUTE; MUsic ScHooL and
Ant ScrooLn. It owns a thirty acre
campus and ten buildings, including
new Gymnasium, new Laboratory and
new Observatory. For catalogue, cuts
of buildings and other information,
address the Registrar, Wm. C, Gretz-
inger, Lewisburg, Pa.
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Destroyed by Fire,
On Monday afterncon the fine large
dwelling house of Emanuel Musser,
located near State College, on the road
to Center Furnace, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire. The fire started from
a defective flue, and there being no ap-
pliances at hand for fighting fire, the
furniture was quickly removed and
the building soon became the prey of
the flames. All the furniture was
saved. The burned building was par-
tially insured.
Strength and Health.
If you are not feeling strong and
heaithy, try Electric Bitters. If “La
Grippe’’ has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy
acts directly on Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, gently aiding those organs
to perform their functions, If you are
afflicted with Bick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this is the remedy
you need, Large bottles only 50c, at
J. D. Murray's Drug Store.
Excursion Tickets to Swengel.
On account of the Evangelical camp-
meeting at Bwengel, August 8th to 16,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. has ar-
ranged for the sale of excursion tickets
to Swengel August 8th, to 16th, good
to return until August 16th, 1803 in-
clusive, at greatly reduced rates,
A AAMAS AAAI
Entertainment,
1. A. Turner's grand Columbian ex -
hibition will show in Harper & Krea-
mer's hall tonight, Thursday, begin-
ning at eight o'clock. The entertain.
ment is instructive and one of tae bel
on the road, and is a rere treat. Ad-
AARONSBURG,
| Interesting News From Our Neighboring
Towa.
| Elmer Weaver came home this week
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i from Ohio, where he had been clerk-
{ ing, and in company with John Fors-
| ter expects to visit the Chicago fair,
| Albert Stambach and family have
| gone back to Lock Haven, after sever-
i al weeks visit in town,
Mrs, Phil. D. Stover, of New York
state is now here on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Elias Stambach.
D. Kline Musser has resigned his
position as railway postal clerk and is
at home taking a rest before again en-
gaging in business,
Miss Emma Forster, of Mifflinburg,
is lying ill at Mrs. F, J. Forster's
place, but is some better,
Dr. Hartswick and family of Clear-
field town are stopping at Mr. Co-
burn’s.
Wilmer Stover and family spent two
weeks in town among his many friends
but has again gone back to Bellefonte
where he is employed in the scale
works making patterns.
The widow Hull is seriously ill and
not expected to recover. She has been
in poor health for over a year, and now
has an abscess that may cause her
death.
Directors elected the teachers on last
Saturday with the same old team of
last winter in town, and a few chang-
es in the country. The term has been
shortened one month, from eight to
seven months.
Clymer Stover instead of weather-
boarding his house, covered it with
sheet iron laid out in brick work and
put a steel roof on, and the plasterers
say the thermometer registered 120 de-
grees on the garret while plastering
the house.
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Mr. Thomas Batte, editor of the
Graphic, Texarkana, Arkansas, has
found what he believes to be the best
remedy in existence for the flux. His
experience is well worth remembering.
He says: “Last summer I had a very
severe attack of flux. I tried almost
every known remedy, none giving re-
lief. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was recom-
mended to me. I purchased a bottle
and received almost immediate relief,
I continued to use the medicine and
was entirely cured. I take pleasure in
recommending this remedy to any
person suffering with such a disease,
as in my opinion it is the best medi-
cine in existence.” and 50 cent
bottles for sale by J. D. Murray, Drug-
gist,
oe
“nd
nnn A—
Good Work for the Machine,
John Moore and son, near this place
cut and shocked 77 acres of good grain
in 7 days, using a single apron Walter
A. Wood binder, purchased of D. F.
Luse.
anf o————
Soldiers’ Reunion.
The Centre county veteran associa
tion will hold its annual reunion at
the popular resort of Hunter's Park,
on Saturday, September Zand.
EXPLOSIVES,
POWDER,
FUSE AND
QUARRYING MACHINERY.
ATLAS POWDER.—The very best
quality of Dynamite in use is nam-
ed the Atlas Powder, for blasting
rocks and blowing out stumps.
JUDSON POWDER.—The Judson
powder is of medium strength be-
tween black powder and dynamite.
BLACK POWDER.—Dupont’s make
of blasting, rifle and sporting pow-
der has always been considered the
best in the market and it is as good
in quality to-day as it ever was.
CARTRIDGES. —Fixed , ammunition
for hunters and sportsmen,
WE ARE PREPARED to supply the
trade with the above High Class
Explosives at the very lowest pri-
ces. We guarantee the lowest pri-
ces for the best goods in this line
ever offered for sale in this com-
munity.
FUSE.—Cotton, hemp, tape and rub-
ber Jen for use in dry and wet
rock.
PLATINUM FUSES
AND
ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS.
ROCK DRILLS.—Rock Drills opera-
ted by hand, steam or compressed
air with boilers, air compressors
and engines for operating the same.
ORDERS FOR ANY of the above
articles placed in our hands will
receive prompt attention at the
very lowest prices.
McCALMONT & CO.,
22Junly BELLEFONTE, PA.
World's Fair Philanthropists,
wealthy Ch
and ring to disprove
iy in boarding houses found
a ring ng oa be ahd
and Jackson streets, within short wal
Steam, R ads
Htenmbonats to the World's Pair furnished
, 600}
building, nsmed
thetr
cents,
Bros. ieago gentle
the interest of their city at heart,
of the state.
‘orld’ Fair, and furnished at great
of the Union Depots, Theatres,
wmiperh
: propery The Grea
Hotel, and invite § public take
roots ho das laren
fine meals are served at 5) nt
the falsity
XpEnse of their famous absolutely fi
one ¥ asin
of Trade, ‘
HOO rooms,
lights exhaust fans
this
rant bpd
moderale price,
Jess Lord or know of exter.
position counected with id's
La,
RITZ SALM.
This emi-
nent Physi-
cian has devot-
ed lifetime to
his specialty--
1
DR. MO
The Doctor has
been for years a
professor and lect-
urer in several of
our largest medical
ed great fame as
an authority and
author on all sub-
jects concerning
his specialty.
dis-ases of the
Nose, Eye,
Ear, Lung,
Throat, and
chronic Dis-
eases.
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MILLHEIM, Pa., at MUSSER HOU
Oct. 6; Nov. 8; Dec. 1; Dec. 20; Jan, 26; Feb.
June 15; July 13; Aug. 10.
BELLEFONTE, Pa., at BUSH HOUBE—Saturdays, Aug. 12; Sept. 9;
Oct. 7; Nov. 4; Dec. 2; Dec. 30; Jan. Feb. 24; March 24; April 21; May 19;
June 16; July 14; Aug 11.
He will visit this county EVERY FOUR WEEKS, thus saving his patients the troubls and ex-
pense of visiting the city, as he is the only physician and surgeon in the country who carries his
own maniking, models, diagrams, ete, to {lustrate and make plain to all afilicted the cause and
patare of their disease. This will give his numerous patients and others who are 1n need of med.
{cal treatment an opportunity to consult this distinguished physician, whose duties atthe lustitute
will permit only of monthly visits to your community,
All Eye Operations Successfully Performed.
cos { Jrmnsenionsnnn
SE—Fridays, Aug. 11; Bept. 5;
28; March 23; April 20; May 18;
.
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Offensive Smell of Catarrh.
Of eight years standing cured by Dr: Salm
Oar Hitle dsaghter Katie has had a bad case of
catarth lormore than eight years, her breath was
something te rible aod bor general bBesith was
very much undermioed, bul now after & cours
of tresiment with Dr. Salm we consider her en
tirely cured,
Nittany, Centre Co,
Pa. April 23. '%
Cured By Dr. Salm.
After havingsulfered for years with Blomach
Bladder and Kidoey trouble
1 bave been sulleriog with very severe stoms
Deafness Cured;
By Dr. Salm after a great any others have fall
od
For quite a time 1 have been almost
deaf from catarrh, particularly in my left ear,
daily. I wes very despondent and aimo-t des.
porate, on socount of not being able 10 hear what
went on aroun | me, always felt tired and lost all
Mus. Alice Ronn
Dr.
three
happy once more, all this thanks to
skilifal treatment. | have been to
doctors. Nobody can imagine
young 1 feel since 1 can understand
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olher
onoe more
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ATTORNEYS.
| PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
| Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
| and Northern Central Railway,
D
Avs
JOHN KLINE.
at Law, i
LLEFONTE, PA. i
Office on second floor of Furst's bulldiog vorth |
of Court House, Can be cowsuited in German |
‘any i
and Euglish 7 | TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDOE, EASTWARD,
wee | yl 1 A. 1~Tiuin 4, (Daily except Bunda
. ; | For Sanbury , Willkesharre, Baslotom, Powevil
J. H. ORVIS, OC. M. BOWER, E. L, ORVIE. | Harrisburg and Intermed iste wations, srriving
(JBVis, BOWER & ORVIS, | #4 Philadeipuia at 5050p. m., New York, $50 p
At orneys st Law, | m., Baltimore, 3.10 p m, Washimpéon 4.30 p. =,
BELLEFONTE. PA. i SolimiLy at Philadelphia for all see shore
0 Crides” ” . 4 snd | Points. Through passenger coaches to Wilkes.
aoe in Crider’s Exchange building ath sond | barre, Philadelphia aud Bsitimere, Parlor cars
| Ww Philadelphia.
{ 1L3p m~Train 8 (Dally sseept Mndsy.)
For Bunbury, Harrisburg snd mermediste sas
| Hone, arriving at Philadelphia at 6.50 p w New
| York, 256 p.m, Baltimore $45p. mm, WeMing-
Wwiust 816 p.m. Parlor car through 4s Philadel
pris, and pas enger cosches to PRiisfdeiphie and
Esitlaore
S501 pom ~Tinln 12, [Dally ewomt Swigay
ir Wilkesbarre, Hazicien, le Wa nrg
ud intermediate pointe, arriving ot PRil ésiphie
IG pm., New York 808. mm, Baltimore 1840 p.
m ‘mehinglon 4.10 8. mm. Passenger septhis n
Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia,
For Sunbury,
mediate mations, srviy-~
Bldp m.~Yrain 6. (Dally)
Hurrishurg and all int.
ing st Philadeiphin 450 a. mn, New York 7.10 a,
RUNKLE, m. Pullman sleeping cars from Harristurg
iP # snd New York Philadelphia pas
proain io sleeper nodisturied until
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Attornuy Da
Time Table, in effect May 21, 1598.
¥. FORTREY,
Attorney at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office in Conrad Building, jan
D.
T DALE
Attorpey st Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office N. W. corner Diamond, two doors from
First National Bank jane?
Attorney -at-Law, Fhilade!
BELLEFONTE, PA. BengCTs Ca
All kinds of legs] business attended to promptly | 7.008. m
Whee, 2d m~Train 4. (Dally) For Sunbury
rg and intermediate siatious, arriving a
i Pail puis st 80a, mm. New York, 8% ss ma.
Baltimore, 620 a. mm, Washingion,*7.8, & m
| Pullman sleeping cars to Philadelphia and
pumscnger conches 0 Philadelphia and Beitimore.
i WESTWARD,
b%i a.m ~Train 2
C.P. Hewes,
PANGLER & HEW £8,
Attorneys at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Practice
Germs:
Daily) For Erie and Can
andaigus snd interme » stations, Rochester
Buflalo nnd Nisgars Falls, with through Pullman
| ears 10 Erie and Elmira and passenger coaches Ww
Bpociul atiention to collections
the courts, Consuitslion
Wn
in and |
| Evie and Rochester,
{ 10.17 ~Train 16 Daily)
| intermediate stations,
{ 1p m~Train il
for ne, Casandaigus si
For Lock Haven and
BANKS.
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{
chiester, Bufialo and N
ough passe
tr, aud Parior
p.m.
E COUNTY BARKING OO,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Discount notes. i i
J. 0. Buoy, Cashier, | 8.4 1 i
| port and intermediate
Reoelve deposits
jangl
HOTELS.
BOUGH TRAINS FOR MOXTAXNDON
EAST ARD BOUTH.;
3
FROM
HOUBE
£ Woods Caldwell, Proprietor
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
first |
15 leaves New Yi
bin 4.8 mm,
#i5, Gaily,
“undsy
; Wil
Terms reasonable. Good sar A a
Loot
ple routs on
jai pl
USE,
WL. Daggett, Proprictor
BELLEFONTE
10 country trade
PA.
Bpecisl attention given aprao |
kosburre 3.3
ach, bisdder and kidney wouble, and on account
of that feit all broke up, could al fol'ow my dai
labors on account of great pains, woakn ess and
headache, bul gow alter & course of trealiment
with Dr Salm can once more attend to my daily
labors with pleasure, aod consider mysell haie
and hearty sgain E K. AUKEXY
indisus, Pa, April 26, "90
without an effort
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MicHaEL STeone i
Johustown, Pa, i
This Wonderful. |
Pioos of work was done by Dr, Salm |
For more than four yearns [ have had a bad case |
of stomach trouble, bed WW be very cautious about |
my diet as anyihiog would give me & pain and
throbbing in that organ and 13 was seldom that 1 |
could get 8 nighis rest, as my Herves were almost |
completely wrecked. Frequently 1 had sick
spelis which completely wore me out, bul now al |
ter & course of treatment 1 consider myseifontire
iy cured aod feel as wellas ever. I wast people |
to know that Dr. Salm did that wopderfal piece |
of work Mux Mantis CARNEY. |
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Deafness, Catarrh.
And general trouble cured by D>”, Salm
Iu July 1 put myself guder Dr Saim’s treat
ment for catarrh, ear and general trouble. An
that tine my strength was below par, appetite
bed sud weighed only 100 pounds, Today, after
6 months treatment, | weigh 170; am pretiy strong
now and feel like a different man sitogether and
I am certain that Dr, Salm undersiands his busi~
Moants Wane
Argentine, Batler Co, Pa. #,
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Indians, Fa. April w
Diseases of women, soch as have bafiad the skill of all other physicians and remedies, quickly
cured. Cancers, tumors, fibroid and polypoid growth cured without the use of knife or caustics,
No cutting, no pain, no danger.
Manhood perfectly restored. Quick, painless and certain cure for impotence, iost manhood, !
spermatorrhen losses, weak and nervous debility; also for prosirations, varion le and all private i
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diseases, whother from imprudent habits of youth or sexual 2000S 10 WWALUNE FORIR, OF RADY Cause
cured. Free examination
1 sead or bring 20r 4 ounces of urine,
that debilitates sexoal fonctions, speedily and of the
Urine — Each person applylog for medical treatime
which will receive a careful chemical and microscopic examioslion i
Small tamors, canosrs, wa ls, moles, elo, without scids, knife, pain or soar. New
Method. Fieotroysie, epilepo, or fits scientifically treated and positively cured by a pever-failing
method. Address all communications to Box 100, Columbus, Ohio
COSBULTATION FREE, This advertisement appear (wioe before each visil
HONEST FERTILIZERS AT HONEST PRICES.
“How to make two blades of grass
permanently
al sao
removed
grow where only one grew before.”
he Liehig High Grade Acid Phosphate is the trade name adopted for
the test prepared Aciduisted Dissolved South Osrolina Rock now
¥ being offered to the farmers of Peonsyivania, which we guarantee
Ld pontains 14 to 153 per cent. available Phosphoric Ackd, which i» the
highest guarantee given on any Dissolved South Oarcline Ro k ever of.
a fered for sale in Centre County. We sd over two hundred tons of this
the State College farms—{
High Grade Acid Phosphate during the past year. It has been used on
he farms of adjoining townships, ss well as many oth r farms through of
Centre County, during the past three years, which has given the most wall: factory resalts
sacouces sviin Whest, Corn, Oats and ofher Crops, the outlook is, thet we will sell more than
_ two hundred tons this year. It is an Acid Phosphate of the highest qual
R ity. and is sold at the lowest price by the lon or car osd
CHAMPION $25.00 PHOSPHATE.
Meta'mont & Co's. Champion $5.00 Ammoniated Bone Super Phos.
Wi phate bas been used by farmers of Centre connty daring the past three year and has
semrasren Proven iteeelf superior tn stimulating plaot gmwili 9 all other complete fertilisers
his is a complete fertilizer If not only prodoses a 0rop of grain, bul stimulates a crop of grams,
clover and timothy. It it equal In valine to other phosphates at thirty dollar per ton. Dr. Freer
of the Siate College proves this claim by his analysis. We sold Sty tons lest year
NITRATES AND PHOSPHATES.
in addition tothe above articles we sell Ammonisted Dissolved Bone, Buffalo Honest Phosphate,
Ground Bone, Mureate of Potash, Nitrate of Sods, Land Plaster, and Agricultural Salt in quantities
to meet the wantsol buyers
HONEST GOODS INVITES PATRONAGE.
We have given a great deal of attention asd study 10 the merits and cost of ertilisers in which
we deal. Our greatest ambition is to fumish honest fertilisers of the highest quality at the least
possible cost 10 the farmer; we now present our claims to the farmers (n this respect, with the full
sasurance that our efure have been crowned with success. Believing this to be the fact, we in-
vite the farmers of Centre and adjoining counties to examine the merits of the fertilizers we offer
ll reETRires
before purchasing.
July 13, 1893.
& CO
BELLEFONTE, PA.
THREE DOLLARS A WEEK FOR
LIFE.
HEREIS A SNAP FOR BRAINY PEOPLE-
THE LATEST THING OUT.
in order to introduce The Canadian Agrical
turist into New homes, the publishers have de.
cided to present an unusually attractive rewssid
list for thelr Great Righth Hal! Yearly Literary
Attraction for the summer of 1368, which oles
Oct. 1. They have entered into a written agree.
ment to pay through the Judges all the rewards
offered below:
How To Secure A REWARD. —~Those who be
come subscribers oan compete free of charge,
All that Is is to take a few sheets of pa.
and make all the words yon can out of the
in th i hui, "onde Sojumbisn
positson,” La em Lo us, inclosing
six months subscription to either The C :
Agrioultorist or The Ladies’ Home Magazine, two
the choloest illastrated periodicals of the day .
i iS A aa
$250; 5th, $100; 6h, Ticket to World's’ Pair and
8 OX PEnses;
or obsolete words not counted,
than
tr oftener
‘ : AP World's Columbian po
that fu, the word “riddle,” for instance
could not be need, be there fs but aoe a"
A iu ur a. ek toa at
" ar or
shi ne but kl we winners will 2p w!
30 help un to @ our circulation, All
ims containing over 100 words will re.
following well-known gentle.
eed:
Joni The to aot as | dees and will
he are fairly swarded. _~
the prams «Commodore
tt, ’ it's Line of 8 a
Ei or tat, Frnsao
mes Pri ng Company .
Acexts Wanten-We lw win
Bo ord women, | aay and
oh
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shops at Yeagertown a very large stock
of ies, Carriages, Wagons, &o.
which he will sell at low prices an
casy terms in order to make room.
All made of first-class material and
equal to the best. Call and see my
stock. I can suit everybody. Bug-
gles and Wagons made to order in the
best style. Repairing of all kinds
romply attended to.
Li 1-3m H. PHILIPS.
I wish tomy to
JERSEY BULL, { En Ay
COUNTRY © have a fine .
fon, | SEES EL
bull of his kind: has & sprendia
fires
aud an exceed) t ; ‘
3 $ 20eedingly seu head and peck; quiet
JulyZitm
Rn, io the Shire of 1 a Teer,
dec'd., Inte of Potter twp., Laving book grab 6
the andersigoed. he wodld respeetfully request
ail persons knowing thew elves indebted to the
Satan 0. make immediate payment, snd those
wing Siatns agaist the sme 90 present them
daly authentios Tot saul ment, Rketutin
LC, Anuiea, Executor,
Saiys Tarvrilie.
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ANTED «BALE VEN f 4 OR
A A ine an hats 0 Bn
Hid
NEW GARMAN HOUSE
styrmite
Oppmile
New building, 1
heat, electric bel nd
4 moder lm provements. |
Good able and moderaie
Chisrges
A HOTEL,
SPRING MILI
i D.H. Ruhl
Proprietor,
SBPRIN
Free bus to and from ail trains,
M. Neubauer Proprietor,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Free bus 0 and from all trains. Good sample |
rooms on first Boor. Special rales to wilnessos |
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EE PENKSYLVAXIA STATE COLLEG
LOCATED INS ONE OF "THE MOST BEAT]
FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE
ALLPGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA.
TIONAL: OPER TO BOTH SEXES;
TUITION FREE: BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW NEW BUILDINs
ARD EQUIPMENT
LEADING DEPA RTMENTS OF STUDY,
AGRICULTURE { Threr Ovurees.) and AGRI |
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant il |
justrations on the Farm and in the Labor
BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti.
cal and practical. Stadents taught origioal
study with the microscope. i
CHEMISTRY; with an unusually full and
thorough course in the Laboratory.
(CIVILENGINEERING } 1
« ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Scouts
{MECHHNICAL ENGINEERING: } es wre |
scoompanied with very extensive practiosl |
exercises in the Field, the Shop, and the |
Laboratory !
HISTORY: Anclent and Modern, with origi |
nal investigation, !
INDUBTRIAL ART AND DESIGN. i
LADIES’ COURSE IN LITERATURE and |
SCIENCE. Two yeas Ample facilities for |
Music, voral 8 insmromental, i
LANGUAGE and LITERATURE; latin!
{optinnal.) French, German aud English (re |
quired.) one or more continoed through the
entire course i
MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; pure |
and al 31 bend |
MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work |
with study, three yean' coune; New build.
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