MONSTROUS RAILROAD SCHEME
York to the West.
A dispath from Cleveland,
says that a monstrous railroad scheme,
has just come to light. Large and in-
fluential capital from New York to St.
now the company is assured of the suc.
cess of the undertaking.
struct an elevated electric railway to
connect New York with Chicago. The
the press and public.
Who all the capitalists interested are
cannot be learned as yet, but it is
known that the Carnegie people of
Pittsburg are largely concerned. IEXx-
principal managers.
the past months has been given to the
projects by way of influencing capital
to accept it.
Though all information on the sub-
ject is given out with great reluctance,
from an authentic source. One hun-
dred million dollars will be expended
in completing the railroad, and the
necessary capital is already in sight, so
that success is assured.
The route will be via Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Tol
through Indiana to Chicago. The
vays have been quietly made.
road will hve a double track,
some device whereby the cars cannot
jump the track has been patented. Dr.
Anderson controls most of the patents.
The
and
about 1,000 miles, and the time required
to make the run will not be quite ten
hours.
little greater than 100 miles per hour.
All bids on contracts for material and
constructions are in and accepted, and
but few difficulties remain to block the
way of immediate construction.
ies
Latest from Sayder County.
A joke too good to be lost—even if it
does come near "home—occurred week
before last, says the Middleberg Post,
when several of our town boys, who
with an eye to lay up a little money
for a sore heel had sent to Baltimore
for a lot of sweet potatoes and a barrel
of shell oysters, which they peddled
out among the farmers. They had
just pulled up in front ofa very preten-
tious looking farm and called
out, and sweet potatoes,”
when the ‘lord of the manor”
his appearance and asking the price of
their potatoes he came up to the wag-
, look-
house
Hoveiers
made
on, where he picked up an oyster
it eritieally, turned it over,
smelled at it, and then remarked, “Ei,
was fariche fordempte groombeera sin
ed at
don des?"
san aa
New States to be Admitted.
Measures for the admission of New
Mexico, and Utah now
pending in congress and all are to be
pressed to a vote without any needless
The delegates from
all Democrats, and it
confidently asserted by the
pr
is no doubt that the
Arizona are
delay. all these
territories are is
Democrats
that ther
» United States sen-
of these ospective states
ators and congressmen to be elected in
the new will same
political faith, and thus materially
sist to maintain the supremacy
Democracy in the
gress as well as to
states be of the
ns
the
of et
of
two houses
furnish a significant
quota of Democratic electoral votes to
the jelectoral eollege in the next presi-
dential contest.
li cid
Another Strike Likely,
The action of a number of Beech
Creek coal operators in making a
further reduction by cutting the price
paid for yardage 25 per cent. threatens
another strike. The miners have
sued a letter to the operators of Osceo-
Ia Mills and along the Beech Creek
railroad inviting them toa conference
on Friday at Philipsburg to consider
the question.
fs-
An on
Anything In Any Line
We are making the greatest display
in Clothing, Hats, Trunks Umbrellas,
Men's Farnishing — everything in
men's and boy's wear except shoes.
The largest stock we have ever car-
ried and at the lowest possible prices.
Holiday goods in great variety.
MoxtooMeryY & Co,
Bellefonte,
— A
First Freight,
Bellefonte's new railroad has landed |
Pa.
pected boom will follow-—the compe- |
ting road having opened for business,
ConA MS AAAs
THE STRIKE ENDED,
The strike on the Lehigh Valley r.r.
ended on Tuesday by the influence of
arbitrators, both sides making conces-
sions,
A ANN ANSI,
Bought a Farm,
Newt Brungart purchased the Jacob
Brungart farm in Miles township, for
$6,700,
~Lewins, at Bellefonte, has the best
cutter in Pennsylvania, and a better
fit cannot be had than on fom | him. The
ACCIDENT TO AN OLD LADY,
Aged Mra. Robert Potter Breaks a Leg
While Getting Out of Bed,
Mrs. Robert Potter, living some dis-
{ tance west of Centre Hall met with a
serious accident this, Thursday morn-
{ ing In breaking a leg while getting out
of bed. Mrs. Potter is probably the
| most aged person living in Centre
county, and on the Sth inst. would
| have celebrated her 95th birthday.
She is the mother of Mr. Fergus Pot-
ter, of Linden Hall. Owing to her
great age the accident may prove a se-
rious one, but her many friends
{ throug hout the valley hope for a re-
covery from the accident. Dr. Jacobs
| was called to minister to the lady and
set the fractured member,
mir ff ————
A \ Timely Discovery.
Last Sunday morning the large stone
| dwelling house at Tusseyville, occu-
pied by the families of Mr. Michael F.
Rosssman and Mr. Wm. Martz had a
| narrow escape from being totally de-
{ stroyed by fire. In the part of the
house occupied by Will Martz was a
| fire place but had been boarded up.
| Sometime in the night the chimney
took fire, and Mrs.
and
she immediately
went
water, when she arose
a bright light outside,
her husband who
and found the chimney
burning fiercely,
the ceiling. He
and by prompt
in subduing the
a dozen buckets of
water were necessary. Had the flames
held sway a few minutes longer before
they would have
gained such headway that the house
with its contents would have been to-
tally destroyed. Mr. Martz's family
lost some clothing which was burned,
but otherwise the damage was to no
great extent beyond filling the house
with smoke and ashes,
awakened
down stairs
mantle
reaching
called Mr. Rossman
‘A Great Oppo
are now in, consisting
etc. These goods are
fering all our goods at I.
AT OUR OLD TRICKS!
That of selling the best
store at prices that don
but please the
HARPER & KREAMER,
ful Premiums.
Ask for one.
rtunity
Overcoats,
Boots and Shoes,
first-class, and every
We are of-
)W prices and are
of everything in our
t suit our competitors,
CENTRE HALL.
i
Why waste time,
alley * specifics, ete
me
w
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you receive the recipe and soe that there is no hu
about this. Correspondence strictly confidential,
close stamp if convenient
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EXPLOSIVES.
POWDER,
FUSE AND
QUARRYING MACHINERY.
Wo» —
Without a Tax Collector.
Curtin township, this county,
had no tax collector for the past year,
consequently the state of finances of |
that township is pretty low. Theman |
who was regularly elected refused to |
give bond for the faithful performance |
of the duty, and as he couldjnot
compelled to do so, his official career |
ended before it be The County ;
Commissioners had the court appoint |
one or two others successively to whom
but in |
has |
be
gan.
the duplicates had been sent,
each case they were returned with |
thanks. Times are pretty hard in |
Curtin township and tocolleet the tax- |
Bellef
es now will be no easy job. — onte |
News
- - —
Churehh Dedicated,
The Salem Lutheran
Aaronsburg, which had
overhauled and
church at
thor
repaired the
was re-dedicated |
Dr. H. O.
delivered |
been
oughly
last several months,
last Sunday morning. dev,
Holloway, of Mifflintown,
the dedieatory sermon, and an |
able discourse. He was assisted in the |
ws by Dr. E. J. Wolf, of Gettys- |
burg. The churelhi had fitted
with new memorial windows, new car-
pet, pulpit lamp and chandelier,
Noted and papered throughout at an
thousand dollars,
This indebtedness is about wiped out,
made
servic
been
re-
€X pense of over one
and the congregation is comparatively
free of debt.
A a
Fewer Fair Medals,
John Boyd Thatehe r announces that
the medals for te World's Fairawards |
will 70,000 to in
the first place there enough
money to pay for all the medals, and
in the second place no value is attach-
ed to the medal because nearly every
exhibitor was awarded one,
There were 90,000 exhibitors at
fair. Atthe Paris Exposition there
were 32.600 medals. Under the new
order not quite 30 per cent. of the ex-
hibitors will receive medals,
al aaa
A Fish Story.
A violator of the fish laws was fined
$25 and costs by Judge Furst, at last
week's court, It is rumored there are
. a number of other names that will be
25,600,
be cut from
is not
the
son ; better take warning in time, as
it is very risky business and some one
will inform on you sooner or later.
losis
Seminary Quarantined.
The Lutheran Theological Semina-
ry at Gettysburg has been quarantined
| by the health authorities; Scarlet fe-
| ver hat broken out among the semina-
i rians and a number of students are
down. We understand that Robert B.
: Wolf, of this place, who is a student
{ there is down with the disease,
erste —
Christmas Entertainments.
| The Luth, and Ref. Babbath schools
- of Aaronsburg will each have an enter-
| tainment on Saturday evening before
| Christmas.
a a
: Gioes on the Farm,
| Wm, Bholl, we are informed, will
| occupy the farm purchased by George
| Emerick, adjoining this town,
tsar
lil to Lewins, Bellefonte, for
| your clothing. Their styles are per
fect in every respect. Suits neat in
pattern, stylishly cut and elegantly
made. Nothing quite wo good any-
Fhe | where
:
ATLAS POWDER.—The very best
quality of Dynamite in use is nam-
ed the Atlas Powder, for blasting
rocks and blowing out stumps.
POWDER.—The
powder is of medium strength be-
tween black powder and dynamite.
| BLACK POWDER.
of blasting, rifle and sporting
der has always been considered the
best in the market
in quality to-day as it ever was.
Fixed
for hunters and sportsmen.
Judson
Dupont’s make
pow-
and it is as good
High
the above
att
with
Explosives
We guarantee
oes for the
ever offered for
munity.
FUSE.—Cotton,
ber fuses
rock.
| PLATINUM FUSES
AND
| ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS.
| ROCK DRILLS tock Drills opera-
ted b v h and, steat or compre ssp] |
air with mr COI Pressors
and engines for operating the same.
ORDERS FOR ANY of the
articles placed in our hands will
receive prompt attention at the
very lowest prices,
McCALMONT & CO.,,
Z2Janly BELLEFONTE, PA.
he very
Os
best goods in this line
sale in
hemp,
for use in dry and
boile rs,
abov €
Mr. J. P. Blalze, an extensive real
rowly escaped one of the severest
tacks of pneu
at-
blizzard, says the Saturday
eral miles during the storm and was
so thoroughly chilled that he
able to get warm, and inside
was
ed with a severe case of pneumonia or
lung fever. Mr. Blaize sent to
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
which he had often heard,
number of large doses.
effect was wonderful and in
time he was breathing quite easily.
He kept on taking the medicine
the next day was able to come to Des
Moines. Mr. Blaize regards his cure
as simply wonderful. For sale Ly J.
D. Murny, Druggist.
rt
State Grange Will Meet,
The annual meeting of the State
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, will
be held in Harrisburg, commencing
Tuesday, December 12th.: It will be
in session four days.
itm oils sain
Was Appointed.
James Smith, the hardware man,
is now in possession of the Millheim
post-office, as stated in our last issue.
nim a —————
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke your Lif
Away
is the tra hiul startliog title of » litte book that
tells all about Noto-bao, the wouderful, hare
lew Guaranteed tobacco habit ctr, The cost is
trifling and the man who wants fo gilt and
CAN'L FUR HO Rhxsioa steal or financial risk 10 using
“Noto bee v by sll druggiste,
Book st Drug Stores or be mail free, Address
The Sterling Remedy Co. Indians Mineral
Springs, Ind,
— Miss Angeline Tobias, of this place,
wishes to make known to the publie
that she is now prepared to make
hair switches, and would kindly ask
those desiring to have any made to
give her a trial. Work promptly and
ATTORNEYS.
Allorner at la
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Offige on second floor of Furst’s bullding. north
of Court House. Can be cousulled in German
and Euglish ‘ank?
J. H. ORVIB, C. M. BOWER, E L ORVIS,
(yBvis, BOWER & ORVIS,
AL orneys at Law,
BELLEFONTE PA.
s Exchauge building on second
‘Ankh
Office fu Crider”
at law,
LEVONTE, PA.
anil
Attorney
By
Office in Conrad Building,
Attorn cy at Law,
IELLEFONTE, PA.
N. W, corner Diamond, two doors from
fans?
Office
RUNKLE
Atlorney-at-law,
BELL K FON TE
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BPANGLER, C.P
& HEWES,
Attorneys at Law,
BELLEFONTE,
Epacial attention to collections
ithe Cours Consultation in
inl
Hewes
PA.
Practice
sernan auc
D. GETTIG
Co it
and
LGInE
aii lhe courts
ish ermal £2
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i Palmistry sssumes to toll what the lines in yous
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ed with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
will nearly always effect a cure in one
night's time. This remedy is also a
fuvorits for rheuziatism and has cured
, bottles for
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Philade iphia & “Fre R.
and ]
R.
R. Division
Northern Central Railway,
Time Table, 1 eflect November 19, 1868
TRAINE LEAVE MON TA NDOXN,
9.185 a. m.~Train MM, (Daily
of Bunbury, Willkesbarre
ASTWARD
except
Hundey
Hazleton
Potwvilie
Fu
*hiiladel phils a1
20 p.m. Rew York,
mn ., Baltimore,
3.10 pm, Washington,
couneciing at Phlladeliphis for sll seashore
points. Through passenger cosches Lo
deiphis and Baltimore, Parlor cars to Philadel
oJ vy
4.90 Pp in,
1385p. m~Train 8 (Daily except Ry inday.})
For Bunbury, Harrisburg sud intermediate sias
Lions, arriviog at Philadelphia at 6 ip m., New
York. 1005 p. m., Baltimore, ¥ 5 .
Sip. m. Parlor car thr
phils, and pas cnger cosches wo Pui
501 p. m~Train
For Wilkesbsrre,
12. {1
Huzieton
# st V
bpm, New York 2803 a. m., Bait
m, Passenger cosches 0 Wilkesbarre
adelphin,
E2p. m ~Train 6
Harrist urg and all intermedia
{Tin
‘ullman sleep
ade! phis and }
remain io sleeper undid
Sew Yo
hiladeiphia and pasEDg
Philadelphia and Baitis
WESTWARD,
637s. m
_igus ang intern
GR NT
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Wont
MP
Tr
ward
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ng Bpring
ro Lave
btre Hal
16 Gregg
3 Linden Hall
Ouk Hall
2 Lemont
37 Dale Bummniit
47 Pleasant Gag
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8 5 Bellefonte
Additional trains leave Lewd sung for Montas.
don 208 mm 5 1.20, 5 50and 7
ndon for Lewisburg at 2.5 a
y “ pm, ands 00 pm
ete, call on agent “or address
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Hundreds of cases have been cured by
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