COBURN,
Oar Correspondent,
Andrew Harter made a flying trip to
Altoona on Saturday to meet his wife
state of Ohio for the last few weeks.
A. J. Campbell is at present work-
ing near Woodward, on the Harter
timber tract framing prop timber,
Frank Hackenberg and wife after
spending the summer at Lewisburg,
came home one day last week to re-
main all winter,
Elmer Kooney is this week in Brush
valley working at the carpenter trade
for Mr. Stitzer, his brother-in-law.
J. F. Garthofl’ has a cactus in his
window that has one hundred and
thirty-three full grown flowers on it.
It’s a beauty.
A party of our local hunters are
away on a two weeks’ hunt on the Al-
legheny mountains. When they
turn, bear and deer no doubt will be
scarce in that region. Eph. Bartholo-
mew accompanied them as chief cook
and baggage master,
Rev. Wolf, of the Lutheran church
will administer the Lord's supper to
the congregation at this place on Sun-
day morning at ten o'clock.
Rev. J. C. Young, of Pleasant Gap
preached a very spirited sermon to the
Patriotic Order Sons of America, in
the Lutheran church at this place on
last Friday evening. The Order to the
number of thirty or more were wear-
ing full uniform and occupied the front
seats, Mr. Young is a very able speak-
er at times becoming very eloquent
and oratorical.
re-
On Tuesday a deer, evidently driven
from the mountains by dogs was play- |
fully browsing in fields near Fiedler, |
coming near the farm house of Mr. |
Bradford; from there it started across |
the valley towards Brush mountain, |
soon the whole neighborhood
aroused and gave chase, at least a doz- |
en shots having been fired at it; at last |
John Guisewite near Wolf's Chapel, |
fired at it and laid it low; it weighed |
one hundred and twelve pounds. This |
was the second deer thal was shot in |
the valley near that place within the
last two weeks. Deer seem to be plen- |
ty in that section.
Mr. Arb Catherman, of Williams- |
port is attending to the duties at the |
station, in the absence of (i. R. Stover,
who is off on a short vacstion.
Wei rp
was
Suicide at Northamberlaad,
Tomer Philips, resident of Northum- |
berland, while under the influence of |
strong drink, Wednesday afternoon,
concluded to leave this wicked world |
by the laudanum route. He had pro-
cured two different bottles of two
ounces each at different drug stores,
and then announced his determina-
tion to go out of this world. He went
to the Palmer House and called for a
drink of beer and emptied the contents
of one bottle into it. He quickly
swallowed the dose but was relieved of
223
Waterproof collure and euffs that you
can clean yourscif by suaply wiping
off with n {he genuine
look exaetis en aud every piece
LLuLO}
Lael
is marked this wa
MARK.
They are covering a linen
collar or cult with ** celluloid,’ and are
the on/y waterproof goods made with
an inter! } nly goods that
can stand th give perfect
satisfaction. 1d not effect
ed by moist hem and you
will never for
with above trade mark and refuse
imitation
have them we +
direct on receipt
each. Cuffs soc. 1
stand-up or
wanted.
The Celluloid (lompany,
427-429 Broadway, Rew York.
RY
TRADE
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fs,
w
+ 4
mace by
maa ¥
those
any
does not
a sample
‘ollars 25¢.
State whether
collar is
517
turned-down
A STRANGE CASE.
How an 1 Enemy was Foiled.
TH follow gr } gia t
wie iin m
snd bey
d taken
had
A Little Too Late Is Too Much Too
Late.
It you wait you will be late sure, at
of selling, these goods cannot
——
present rate
long.
Those who see them buy at once,
They take no chances.
They are sure of the cheapness.
They know that to wait means to let an
opportunity slip.
That may not occur as soon again.
I.
The new goods are truly wonderful values.
If you miss seeing usnow,
You lose dollars!
Can you afford to do this?
Consult your purse ,and come to us
once,
You will not regre
FAUBLES.
Penna.
MONEY
ONEY
WILL
PENNSYLVA
Philadelphia & Erie KR. BR. Division
and Northern Central Railway,
ATTORNEYS.
MITCHELL
Altorneysat-Law,
Bellefonte, Pe,
Office, Room No, 10, Crider's Exchange, oct
Time Tebie in efloetl May 27, 1504
FRAIKS
Attorney at Law is
BELLEFOKRKTE. PA
Office on second floor of Vorst's bulldl g
hustled Ir
LEAVE EARTWALD
exeept
JOHN KLINE HONTANDOS,
#. Im Teal un id. (Ds
For sunbury, Willkerbare
Harrisbitirg and inter
German | #8 Philladeip!
ALS tn, Ball iin
Connecting find fila for all
points Through passenger coaches
Seip aud Baitimore wilor oa
north
and English
“om -lig Gre
to Phils.
r4 to Fhilladel-
M. BOWER,
(yrvis, BOWER & ORVISB,
Atl orueys at Law
BELLEFONTE FPA.
‘s Exchange bullding on second
‘Bush
Office in Cride:
AOor
#130 pas eriger Cone
Tain 1
Hazlet
ate po iim
¥. FORTXEY,
)
. Attorney st
BELLEFONTE, Ps
Office in Courad Building,
¥ York 2
ClLger conch
Train
((LEMANT DALE, i ull
Attorney at Law,
BELLEFONTE,
Office N. W, corner Diamond two
First National Bank
FA.
doors from
fans?
ghia and New 3%
Hers « a0 FERN 0 pleeper undisiured
tUNKLE
Alp ney. ht Law
ELI EVONTE, P/
i bus Hak at ended wu bv
given 0 collections
HEWES,
Allorpeys at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA
tion to collections
Consultation in
ANGLER &
ial Allen
Practice in tin
COUrts
‘ < German and
ou by ¢
English
D. GETTIG
ATTORNEY Farior car 10 Rock
1
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Cons Train
port ana of
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5 iesves New Yo
A490 Am , Ba
BANKS.
UNTY BANKING OX
Woponits, week ¢
fron
Mpm
coaches
Train 13 le
senger
HOTELS.
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jy IN H(
HK, Woods Caldwe
Proprietor,
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Terms reasonable. Good sample roc 3 first
Boot any
HEE Of
BUsH Hi USE L
Dageeil, Pr
BELLEFONTE
Bpecial attention given Wb country trade
Prielon
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE Ra
Daily Except Bunda)
| Westward
PM P.M AM
$V Monies
PA
apres
NEW GARMAN HOUSE
Opposite ¢ Court 1
62
& 2
» £
New ballding. ne
heal. elect
Good labile -
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y | ert
SPRING MILLS HOTEL, 8 47 rE 55 Rina
D. H. Rubi. Propricior 8 2 Pe
# 3 Oe
£ if (a7
B21
2x Unk Hal
2 lew 0%
KERHOFF HOUEY 27 Bai Dale Burm
1. M. Seunlaner Proprietor 3 7 Picasa
BELLEYVONRTE, PA. #1 AR¢
5 2 5 Bellefoni
ins, Wi sample
LHFROs train
Free bus 10 and from
NEW BRO(
{ iFree bus to
PORE Of fiost teed rel wo wit & leave Lewisln
the other bottle by parties who heard and juror
of his act. He then went in pursuit of
bottle And be
may seem, but
every bit of that
and there has not
LOAN OR BORROW.
his rescuers with a club to lay them
out, but they were not to be found.
He died at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Clara Vandyke, at one o'clock that af-
ternoon.
its fm ioraiiic
Heory | Ww Vilson, the postmaster
Welshton, Florida, says he cured a
case of diarrhoea of long standing in
six hours, with one small bottle of |
Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy. What a pleasant |
surprise that must have been to the
sufferer. Such cures are not unusual |
with this remedy. In many instances |
only one or two doses are required to
give permanent relief.
be depended upon. When
with water it is pleasant to take.
sale by Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills, and
8. M. Swartz, Tusseyville.
in nd sais
Squibs Picked Up.
at
the middle finger of his right hand
badly
framework of a saw while in motion.
tage, the finder having left them there.
ameter, was cut from a stalk a few
days ago by Mrs. Fred Kurtz.
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Shot at a Shooting Mateh.
at a shooting mateh
hour later.
titute circumstances and was one of |
the best known and respected men of |
his vieinity.
iin
We direct the attention of the rea-
der to the prospectus of “The Indepen-
dent,’”’ in another colum. As a relig-
fous, literary and family newspaper, it
stands at the head. The ablest wri-
ters in Europe and America are con-
stant contributors to its pages.
nA AS A
Destroyed by Fire,
On Baturday night the barn of A. A.
Kohlbecker, at Milesburg, this county,
was totally [destroyed by fire, All the
stock and jvehicles were saved, but
twelve tonsil hay and about eighty
bushels of offs and corn were burned.
The loss is afput $800, on which there
was no insurfnce, |
wm of its
ever did
wands In weight,
rom 170 to 137.
thou
Tour of
Dr. Miles' Restorati
ts on a positive
by the Dr. Miles Medic 3
on receipt of price, $1 per
repaid.
Elkhart,
bottle, six
The
County Fair
affords an excellent opportunity f{
pick-pocket to get vour wi HN
would be proof against his skill, be sure
that the bow (or ring) is a
This wong serful bow is now fitted to the |
Jas. Boss
Filled Watch Cases,
which are made of two plates of gold
soldered to a plate of composition metal.
Look equally as well as solid gold cases,
and cost about half as much.
Guaranteed to wear 20 years.
Always look for this trade mari.
None genuine without it, ©
Sold only through watch dealers.
A watch cage coroner which makes a handsome
charm sont froe on request.
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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GET AN EDUCATION.
Education and fortune go hand jh hand Got
an education at the Cental State N naldohodl
Look Haven, Px. Firstolass accom .
and rates, Hinte Suite aid Prarid oop For or Minn
JAMES R.Ph, D, P
¥LDO Ph Do Riinsionr.
led ENEECE EDN
novly
STATE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Of Hollidaysburg, Pa.
CENTRE HALL BRANCH,
CLEMENT F. DEININGER,
President. Sec. and Collector.
DIRECTORS:
Da. C. E.
Exericx, J. Freep Kerrz.
For the Person with Money.
OUR PAID UP STOCK.
Tells Its Own Story.
INVESTOR,
The following table shows the cost
of our Running Stock to the investor
No, Shares, Cont per mo, Thal cost Full Value, Khan
a $§ Mis $ 10M 4
18 15 = FW 5
300 253 0 LR
6 0 Bib on 1000 00) 4
LR £10 80 150 ws
120 1002 OO 20% (we + 2%
15m 1365 00 2600 01 om Qo 236 OD
- 5 10 00 63 00 Hy
BORROWER * ( WO Oh S400 672 0
Estimated cost to Borrower 5 S00 1Mee 108 00
Wr S00 00 BG A000 16% 00
Oush Reed. (odd per mo Thtod
$100 0 $ 1 a0 14 ©
200 00 3» 1 A membership fee of one dollar per share must
an om wy
4% 10 - socompanied with this stock,
400 00 £0
582
HO ow
TR -
0 00 578 #0} ; 9 ,
700 0 od This stock pays over 12 per cent.
1019 2
00 00 2 Interest, and is not Taxable in
1164 80
we on 0 1310 4 * 5
1000 00 00 this State.
and valine
Full ami
Realed.
$138 80
2657
400 80
534 80
fx 00
on Wm
1856 00
2074 00
W722 00
S08 00
6680 0
Thdai
In weld
Par Anwunl
Value, In, vef'd
gO § 40 8 BaD
00 & 40 a7
S00 12 65 18 W
$0 00 18 4 134 =
ND ND 2 0 HR 0
To (0 20 40 2h
Shares,
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SEREABT ERI
1456 00]
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All information can be secured by applying to any of the above offi-
cers or Directors, or to J, , SPENCER, GEN'L AGENT, HOLLIDAYSBURE,
PA, HOME OFFICE. jan70m
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NEW COODS
COME WITH A RUSH!
New goods are constantly coming with a rash, selecting the best from
the market, and
Latest styles in Dress Goods, Notions, Cloaks, Hosiery,
Gloves, Clothing, Footwear, &c.
We are showing the best line of fine and medinm dress
goods ever brought to this town. Come and see what
we have.
Harper & Kreamer.
A NS A BUS
Letest
has
ales
spit EY
wie
modstion
WOO
+ Agt
DOLLARS
PER MONTH
In Your OwN LOCALITY
made easily and honorably, without cap i=
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i fiy. without experience. Talking
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ory. {
BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theorst) | evervthing needed to carry on the busi
ness successfully, and guarantee you
cal and practioal. Students taught original
stndy wilh the moreso; i
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CHEMISTRY: with an unusually
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you arc in need of ready money, and
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Fall term opens Sept. 14, 1882. Examinations
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HAD THE
EXPERIENCE
AND YOU CARN HAVE THR
BENEFIT OF IT.
I have been in the Carri making
Business in Mifflin county since 1
and Sontihuously at Y eagertown for
years, I know how to build vehicles
in the most durable manner, of best
jnaterial ahd Hin all ey les. i ve a
arger sto ,
ons and Car on h than Vag: | $a buiies
had since 1 have been in the business,
and I will sell them at reasonable
prices to suit these times. Vehivles
made to order and repairing done in
the best manner.
Give me a call andl will save you
money. H. PHILLL BS bs.
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