THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, Editor I'ERMS. One year, $1.50, when paid in advance, Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 per year, ADVERTISF MENTS, 20 cents per line for three insertions, and b cen. per line for each subse quent insei tion, Other rates made made known it applioat lon. CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Aug. 10 DEMOCRATIC. COUNTY TICKET SHERIFF, CYRUS BRUNGART... TREASURER, WM. T. BPRER.......cccocnnnnns REGISTER A.C ARCHEY ....oonnciisrenmnivissnnnne RECORDER, HARPER... crim nsnsiinmesinies COMMISSIONER, DANIEL HECKMAN, Renner Twp PHILIP H. MEYER... .......ccnnnvisecns. Harsis Twp AUDITOR, « Millhelm «Bellefonte. J. C. Bellefonte JOHN H. BECK W. H. TIBBENS .. Walker Twp College Twp CORONER, Dr. W.U, IRWIN .. Huston Twp The State College is said to be a huge Stone building. — pdms Things are getting a little cloudy for McKinley's chances for a second term. m——————— ————————— connected with Stone has notified em to walk. a honest living, community. tii iin There is disagreement in the Quay camp, now summeriog at ty. The boss wants slate his state ticket which benchmen. In convention the nominations made by the people. at co Attorney General Taylor, at the re- quest of the Indiana State entists and other unlicensed persons, ister to the sick, particularly where a fee is charged. a ——— Pontius, the pleasant and well known fruit tree agent of Bellefonte, if he would turn in and help the Quay squad carry the county against Hast- ings ; when it was over, the appoint- dozen others were fooled, badly Pontius. mm fc A a chine type was committed to jail in Philadelphia a few days ago for the of- fense of voting 37 times at the election last November. mitted the erime and declared that he istered in these districts. mettre sommes The effect of the Quay defeat in this county was singularly queer upon the portly Chambers of Bellefonte, leader by brevet, who sits morose in his law office at Bellefonte, astronomically $150 dollars salary per mooth he drawing. The dispute between Great Britain a settlement was reached. The Alas. ments of even greater difficulty. rapidity of communication between effect in abbreviating the controversy. ———————— AA A Colonel W. F. Reeder is being nam- ed to succeed Judge John GG. Love, on the bench of this county, whose term will expire January 1905. But then there are Hon. Jack Dale, Chairman Gray and Hon. Clem Dale, all leaders of prominence and worthy of recogni. tion in the Republican sheep fold. But, the next Judge will be a Demo- erat, and we hear several good names whispered, one an outsider. With an able, honorable and unstained lawyer on the Democratic ticket the next Judge will be Democrat. The people are lined up for capable and pure men for Judges regardless of polities, Kansas is down for an enormous corn crop, as per reliable reports, with prospects for the greatest yield ever known in the history of the State, The acreage of corn is 8 234.560, and the estimated yield per acre 44 bush. eis, which would give the astonishing total of 362,000,000 bushels, or three times the yield of last year, and almost a hundred million bushels greater than the banner year of 1880, The estimated corn erop of Nebras. ka, makes it about 300,000,000 bushels, This will be the largest crop in the his- tory of that state. mn AA FA It seems that even a hornless bull is dangerous. Samuel SBtough, a farmer, is confived to his home, near Spring City, with three ribs sud bis collar od Lo bone broken, the result of an encount- or witha deborned bull. After knock- | ing Mr. SBtough him, the bull tossed him into the air. barn, where the savage beast could not follow, and by this stroke of good for- tune escaped more serious injury. With horns this bull would killed the farmer, no doubt. dehorned when young when it can be done without great pain, enn fp A» It is said, but incorrectly, that until last week Oakey Hall, Benedict Ar- only three Americans to throw aside crown. eountry. Mr. Hall, being a newspa- somewhat. But now comes William Waldorf Astor, and makes a fourth in this distinguished list. Along with a Astor has renounced his citizenship to Ap - When Genera) Alger gets back to Michigan and has that State reception at Detroit, with an indignation ing afterward, at which he will speak, storm clouds in the A friend of Al- ger holding an important position at Washington says to the Philadelphia Alger, on close BOIrrow family One utterance from McKinley woul have stopped the torrent of abuse ; but MeKinley never uttered a word. He complained of, when he well knew Alger had simply acted his messenger boy, earrying out MeKin- ley's policies and plans, often against his own advice and against his own Tue people ought to know “Algerism,”” which they de- was in reality “MeKinley- The friends of Alger who know love him blame the Me Kinley administration so long after it was Known that he was bh ele i blamable for carrying out McKinley's orders, as that Dounce, i Atl The Philadelphia Press, speaking of The arraigns Judge judges mixing in politics, says: 3 “Republican It have activity in politics. to to become po- There are not so very many of any at all. It has been demoostrated time and dis for or confidence in a Judge if and his office who honors himse by using cure certain results from primary elec- tions. Such a Judge ceases to be use- ful in his pl and his further tinuance in office is a menace to every Ace, COil- personal and property right the people enjoy. The Judge who can so far dis of the bar and warn him that it will A Recent Decision, A recent decision by the commis- | stamps of certificates of stock, about which have been several inquiries at the local internal revenue office, is to sented for transfer, and power of attor- ney on the back is dated prior to 1, 1808, although the name of transferree is not filled in until after and certificate to stamped. are required smi Ay Real Estate Transfers. Henry Moyer to C. B. Neff, 33 in Potter, $1000. Henry Zeigler's ex'rs to Bimon Haines, "95, 10 acres timber in Haines, $40. J H. Reifsnyder to two lots in West Rebersbu Lavina Gephart to J. 166 ncres in Walker, $6200. Edith E. Cooke to W, R 400 acres in Miles, $500. lp acres £93. Bhugert, re Ky D. Goodman, The test Remedy for Flux Mr. John Mathias, stock dealer of Pulaski, Ky., | “After suffering for over sn week with | flux, and my physician having failed | I was advised to try | Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Di- | ple i Ne a well BAYS: to relieve me, arrhoea Remedy, and bave the H. Ross, Tussey- Mills; H tle cured me.'’ For sale by J. Linden Hall; 8. M. F. A. Carson. dossman, Spring Mills, Swartz, ville: P otters F. $ Coughs, Colds, Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis and Incipient Consumption, is The GERMAN REMEDY Sures throat and \ung Dita, Solid by J. FP fea " nn Ha i, Centre He Long, Sy ring M411 WE MAKE WIR ON RO ORE! ut to fall the Judge He which is fit only for lacking that a nec ty is impeachment, is H bench. pi — Heduced Hates to Williams’ Grove, For the Twenty-sixth Annual Inter State Grange Pienie Exhibition, Pa. 4 wy 28 to Beptemmber [4 GARSON, POTTERS MILLS, A ry Mawr way north of and including Luther on the Philadelphia and For information in regard to should be made to ticket agents, auglo-2t AA AAA UNNI The Girl Who Helps Her Mother. The girl who gives way to a desire to gad about the streets and cultivate the acquaintance of young men who act the simpering simpleton, is laying the foundation for a useless life. Ten to one after she is married she will devel- op into a siatternly gossip, if no great- It is the girl of good sound sense, the girl who loves home and helps mother who The girl who does this and devotes some of her time to reading, tries to win the esteem of everybody, while the gad- ding street ornament wins the admira- tion of those whose admiration is not worth anything. rs AM I But Ose Week of Court. There will be but one week of court during the August session in Centre county. There are very few cases on the calendar so that it ls expected that all of the work can be finished up in that time, AAS A Farmers often need a telephone, but neglect to make inquiry about the rates, thinking they are too expensive, Thousands are so located that they could avail themselves of a telephone at a very small cost, havin frouble~ dar Is none bread-making if’ ro Pe is used these two brands lead. If your grocer r doa’t have it in stock, ask him to order same from Allison Bros, Spring Mills, or Bellefonte mill agents STRAY. “C AME TO THE PREMISES oF the undersigned, 4 mile west of Centre Hall. about Auetet ist & sfray hog, white in cols or. Owner shall prove proper.y, pay all costs and remove same, otherwise it will be dis: owed of se ording to law. GEO. A MICHAEL Auglo-g Centre Hall, FR FGISTERS NOTICE. ~THE FOLLOWING acooounts have been examined, and filed of record {uthe Reglstor's Office for the foapection of heim and lesatees, creditors and nll others in any wise interested and will be pre. wented to the Df phan Court of Centre County for confirmation. on Wednesday, the 30th day of August. A D. 1890 1 The fi st and final Account af Alfred P. How: terman Executor of ste, of Sophia Hosterman, late of Potter twp. dec’d, 2 The first avd partial serotunt of J, M Heck: man, and Witham B. wan, sdministrators of a. of Joha B. Heckman, late of Gregg twp, ned The account of Adem H. Krameine, pdmin. Sotems of wie, of 40! A Pauna Krumrine, late of Lh pr of Jeremiah Suavely i i oe of Polly Royer, late of Gregg twp a acoonnt of A. ¥ Bower, re hig pre ate i gn Rt hed rst and and 5 ribet, 7 The neconntof [da M Weaver sand Clayton iM. Weaver, administrators of ete, of Edwin T, | Weaver, late of Miles twp. dee'd. I 8 The first and partial account of Samuel Ral. ston, executor of ete, of John G. Rider, late of Ferguson twp, dec'd ! 9 The second arcount of Lonlea 1, Valentine, | pusrdian of Ellen D. Vale tine, minor ehild of Jacob D. Valentine, late of Bellefonte Borough dec'd, 10 The separate and final sccount of John J. : Afney, one of the ax-eutor- of ete of Jacob Ar ney, iate of Potter twp, dec’ 11 The account of Godfrey Fisher, guirdian of Blanche Hayes, (nee Matholland) minor ehiid of Rudolph Mualbol.and, late of Burnside towuship, dec'd 12 The second and final account of lers and G, W Gray, execiitors of ele. ; Inte of Patton twp |, den'd. The second and fioal scoount of Thomas B i Motz, administrator of ete, of Noali Weaver, late {of Haines twp, decd The sccountof H. B. Hering, executor of y 9 Mary Reeder, late of Gregg township, de pened, 15 The first and tlusl account of G. administrator of ete, Liberty twp. dec'd 1% The first and fine] acoount of Samuel Will- | Hams, gusrdian of J, Ferrir and Bessie L. Ettling- er, minor children of Wm, BR, Ettlinger, late of | Haines twp. den'd, i 17 The tinal account of J ofete, of LL. B Btover, late decensed, i 18 The first and partial account of Samuoel Gramley and John J. Bholtz, exee Hors of ete , of Jueob Buuite, tate of Miles twp, 19 The first and floal sy excoutor of ete, of Michae! F twp, dec’d, 20 The first and final account of Frank B, Sto ver, excoutor of ele, , of Samael H, Swover, late of | Harris twp, deg’d 2 The fins] acesunt of T F of ete. , of Frances M. Atuerton boro dec'd Tae Sst and flan! scoount of J.D Keen and D. I. Zerby, adm nistratons of ete, of Jacob | ! Keen, late 2a! Millhelm Be "wo, don’ 24 The first and parti secount of JL. i , of Charles Kreamer P, A Bet. uf Jacob Ww. of Sarah A. Bowes, Bowes, inte of Ww, of Rlover, Miles executor dee'd. it of Samuel rank, late Frank Adame, executor K ea Mer, executor of vi late of | Haines twp , dee'd 24 The scoountof A Waller ihe re nl estate of DD. A. Masser, Boro, dec’d The ustee 10 soil sr of Millheim rst sn #OOHGNH te of i inte Bro ian of Janes Y Cm admis Lr Orge Piraiog Livin } Laake 04 Bawa, dee’d as filed said J D Rehenck ner, «late iN Whereas “» tent i filed thereto an of belive the be confirmed we nt of W i A Rups nad sovount of W Langs BOOTH erm, the same wi The fret and SO. sesigt The rst andl § sighee of © final ow of Joh + he ti fl oun of Jo ine Coes 1h i llee i E as Ling filed 3 honotary SALE PUR Orphans “i ¥ f El Farin, "0 ¢ fle ros idetoe ¢ sig-half wi ins ol re Spring 5 Bou URSDAY, AUG 101 tthe I niowing valuable real | township. Certre County Pa ivania, and de i {hex lows: Beginning at a post, theuoe { by land form vy of Andrew © onfor, north 29 de i grees wesl 10 perches % stone heap | thenee by land of Benjamin Rir ka, sorb 61 de { grees onst 162 50 per-hos stone thepes by land formerly of Thomes PP. Cope, 3 Bee | Brees east 113 7-10 perches 10 stooge henoe & pth i 6 Segrees went 163 5 10 perches io the place of 1 ty inniug. co esiale jo rege Tiss 10 $0 sont 2 lads i : 1H ACRES AND 2 PERS i | and allowance of 6 six por cent {excepting and reserving. howe er, from the i above 100 arres sud tehes and allowanoe i the four following pareels of land owive {| granted be the Following parties to wit i All thal certain nhvoe containing mare or leas toy Mrs Elizabeth Zetithe | eonteiy ing five acres vv Ewmaunel | pleve ooitaining one-half mere to the Evang: { al Aloe jaticn and sether pwoe far burying | ground containing 20 perches to said Evangelion | Association, leaving afler deducting the above | lands reserved and excep od. 72 sores. more wm | Jews, It being Lhe same trat of which Wm Au. | man and Amanda, his wife by their deed dated i March 31st, 180 granted to Bliss COrader aud thereon evree od & good hotiee avd barn, Abom A sores of the above traet is cleared and in a high state of caltivation, The tmiance Is well timbered with pine, mk, hick ry and ebestrut timber, Choos fruit of all kinds on the promis es, Good sprig of never falling water near the | buildin i TER Onedhind of the purchase money to { 10 be paid on day of sale. Onetnind one year after confirmation of sale absolute. and balance of purctase mo ey in two years after confirma: thon of sale abeolute; the deferred pasments tw Swe seonred by bond and morigege on the pr mis | ew with fnerest from date of roufirmation abso inte. Bale to begin at 0 o'dack, am, i M.PEALER, Administrator, HE= for romds, ste, “ Sores riodg ww iw wh “ oie Breon; % r ALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE. The undemigned will offer st prilic sale on the premises, about one-fourth of a mile from Penn Cave Swmtion, along the Lewis burg and Tyrone Railroad, in Potter Township, Centre County, on BATURDAY, AUGUST 19TH, 1890, At 1 o'clock 9 Wm. the ralaable farm now Goon. pied by M. B. Duck and belonging to the estale of the Inte Jonathan Tressler, containing 170 ACRES AND 102 PERCHES, more or less: having thereon srested 4 fine large dwelling hotise, a bank bars, and ola er needed outbuls ly pt in condition, Running water at the door, and Sinking Creek, a stream of pure mountain water passes through the farm about ten rods south of the ni There is a large orchard of bearing apple trees on the place, and a great quantity of smaller Traits, ite sores or thereabouts arg © , fenoed and high sate of cultivation, balance 1s 1 timbered with pine at and ot ver yalua ble Ymbae, The farm is within easy reach of a ile br Iromds, postoffice, sehools sod charch. ME and Altions of sale will be msde y of sale Persons Known Shah la) the 3 ring oan Obtain the same by in: the under: RA Ba gs dies EASE Tiles FORTNEY & ia C00000000009000000 000000000000000000 <AL JABLEFARMB AT PRIVATE BALE The belrs of Mrs Mary PF Wilson, de- | consed, offer the allowing farms at private "sale: ist The f ro sitnated in Potter township, on the Lewisbirg and Old Fort Teropike, mile east of Old Fort aud one mile from Centre { Hall station, containing 235 acres more or less. | The soll ix prise fonily Him stone and ander god | euitivatboag urge Bank Barn, Dwelling House, nid ntl the necessary outbyiidines: 8 never fall- fig spring of water piped to the Halldings i Also, The farm known as ths Station farm | covinining 250 acres of gond lim #'otie land, sit uated ut the Centre Hal: BR. B. Baation: thereon erected & new two story Dwelling House, large Bank Barn snd all the necessary outbuildings; water from Centre Hall reservoir piped to the | bulldings; two good orchards, Bah of the above farms are located so as 10 conveniently divide | into two farms. They will be sold as a whole, or in part, Wo suit the purchaser. iisie perfect and terms cany, | about 94 | Laura Elllow, Boal, Centre Hall, or Geo. MM. Aug 190t Bellefonte, EMPIRE Centre Hall, Pa. Proprietor, We use the soap that tackles he dirt aud not the shirt Linen sen washed to this laundry is iite, not Collars and Cuffs 1 ¥ til.. SMOOTH IVORY-| LIKE EDGES. “Union Finish.” The Top Noth in Laundry Art! High Gloss or Dull Clay W., Reesmuan, t wh wh red wi Finish. Ag nt for Centre Hall 9% NNN NNN NNN Nd For a Good Penny Picture Come to my gallery. $139 ’ xy maxe i enny ICLUres v3] furthar v3 4 UTLIIECT Cabinets, Mantellos, and Florentines All photos furnis Cray- wm Work, Pastel and In- and Water Col- ri pri ower i & of style ali BIL 1 3 ITN, 1k. i y i Ces Outdoor Ly. 2 the 8 "4 » $1 T. Cc. BARTCES, Centre Hall» fo Kreamer building od] as 4 / # / / ¢ / ? / / ¢ / / / / ‘ | ‘ i: ei ei: / é 4 / / ¢ Gallery aN DN NN NWN BD Ep. V. 5. STORE. £1.30 Children’s Oxfords and tyles, color and Men's Oxfords, - Ladies’. Misses’, and Youths’ Sandals, all & prices, Special for Ten Days. Ladies’ Dong. Lace Oxfords, Kid Lined, Pat. Tip, 75ec. If you are looking for guar anteed shoes in eve ry line, give me a eal. Driving Shoes a specialty. C. A. KRAPE, SPRING MILLS. 000 000000000000000000000 : rus PENNSYLVANIA STATE OOLLEG GCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUI FUL AND HEALTHFUL sPUTS IN THE ALLEUGHENY RBGION: UNDENOUMINA TIONAL, OPEN TO BOTH SEXES; TUITION FREK BOARD AND OTHER KX PRXSE VERY LOW EW BU DILDINE AND EQUIPMENT LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF sTUDY. AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE with Satan flinstrations on the Farp a Laborstory. BIOLOGY, BOTANY and ZOOLOGY. Or i a yuh the m Sie 5 with an unhenally full ano Seivi ENGIN ERRING ELECTRIC ERRING; { [1 AL ENGINEERING [our MINING ENG GINEERING, eo are exercises in the Field. the Shop, and the HISTORY: AND POLITICAL SCIENCE. INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN LANGUAGE and GITRRATY i Lash aired) She o more continued through the MATHEMA TIONS and ANTRONOMY: pure » Bic Ante: os gang She? "er He AL MORAL AB 4 Fino k So Be onstisnionl Jaw tion] SALT STR areton theorets. and practioal. i nelndingesch arm ofth: Nc nn COURSE: Ope year. Eh flora il ae PENNSYLVANIA Philadel Iphie. .. rie R. Kk. Divisio and Northern Central Railway. in eflect May vy Val i Be 4% Time Tela, LEAVE MORTABDOE, EABRTWAR] 7.825 m.~Train 20. We ‘k days for Bunbury, | gaia. m. arriving at Phi lad: iphis, 11488. m., Rew (otk 208 p, tn. Batis ore i156 p. m., Wash ington 100 p. mw, Parlor car and passenger coach to Phlindelphia. 9.2 a. m Pratp 9 Willkerbarre, Beronton, mediate stallions { zieton, und Potixvili 4 Pi ‘ Baltimore, Washington, “1 hro conches to Philadelphia 46 p. m~Trai 21 1899 TRAINS Duily for Hears, Week day Bunbury and inter Jot ti. Hu sew Yar ¥, RTT Weekdays for BRL iy Wilkesbarre, Beranton, Hazleton, Potisy ile, Har- risburg and interm ed inte Ls arriving sw Philadelphia at 6.28 p m., New York 9.30 p, m. Baltimore, 6 00 p. m , West ington st 7 Pp. B Purior car theovgh Wo Pil indeiphin, and pas senger conches to Phlladeiphin, Baltimore and Weashingion bp. m~Tiain 3% ¥ barre Seranion Haxigter Pousvi aid daily for Harrisburg and 1600 diate Proisi wrriviug sitPniudeipbie 10.20 nw Mew York 08 6. 1m. Baltimore 945 pp. o. Wiel ogton p.m, Pas | BeLger CoRChe # 10) Philsdelptl and Baltimore Bilp m.~Trein 6 Weekdays sunbury Harrisburg and gl] inturmeding ations, airiv- ing at Philadelphia 4.20 a.m New York st 72% a m Puilioan sleeping can iron Harsisburg | to Philadelphia and York Phlisdelphi | PRACT. remain i viv Pe Hota Des apt 7.50 8. 8 200 a m.-Train [ burg and poluis east | Philadelphia st 6 92 a week days, 10 25 a, 1p, Bun im, Washihgion, 7.40, 8 m. Pullman sleeping | cars to iiladeiphia and Washington, snd passenger cone hes Vv Philadelphia aud Baitimore WESTWARD, 1m, ~Train Rochester, B ale platlions | ru anid Rochesler | Bellefonte, snd Pits Pullman sleepers to Hoch a, m.~Traiu 84 i eekduys Wilkes i656 » 1 4. (Dajis and south arr tug it wm. New York, 9.1 a mn day, Bait more, 6.5 8, For Harris 0.65 Be ni agua § interne {Daily} For Erie, Usn- aio, Niagara Falls, und Wilh passenger comches Week dayr for DuBois, %. Ou -~undays only ster snd Erie (Daily) ¥or Lock Heaven inlermediale stalions, and weekdays for Ciesrfi-ld, Philipsburg, Pittsburg and i the with through cans io | Fron Lil p m—Train i5. Weekdays for Kane {rone. Clearfield, Philipsburg, } Guiguas spd Interwediste sations ke Hoo hente: Bullalo snd Nisgers Fells with Wnrough passenger coaches (0 Kane snd Rocos ester, and Parlor car 0 Rochester rain 1 Weck deys intermediate sitions p. m.~Trais Daily for Lock Baven, inlermeGinie sations ne, West, Ty» Caonn EY TRO eliurg, 6ibp, m | Eimira snd 2.43 ana for Benovo, THROUGH THAINS FOK MONT ANDON FROM EAST AND 8OUTH ‘rain 31 leaves New York 12.3 phia 4.30 & mw, Balumore 4 52 UD 8 in, Gaily , Wilkesbarre #€ at Moutandos ves Plhllsdelpliin & 4 P40 em. Baltimore 850 am ck dujs, arrivi g = «ih perio oar fron paste lger i Ballimore ilvaves New York 856 am, Phila, 125 3 Washinton at 10.50 « m. Baltimore al (2.00 Wilkesbarre 345 pm, arriving ai Montan- Hele pom, werk days, with lhrough pas- senger cosches from Phila and Baltimore, (rein 21 leaves New Yors L66 p. m. Philadel hide 50 pms, Weekdays 4.30 p. m., Sui days, Washingiou 8 30 p wi, Baltimore 4 wm dal i3 W ilk "foster 6.00 pm Gays) arriving st i $483 pou Through Par Car from week days. aud passenger conch i wie iphis wi 3 eaves New York at sin, Washi 0 days a1rivin Frain io le JiR rE Morisndon Phitlade iphis cosche fron Phils a b Hin, gon car fron CoC hes SEL LEW] Bis ARD TYRONE BALLBOUAL Week days, Westward A.M STATION b #0 Moutandon 3 lewisburg 43 Biehl) b ATV icksburg b 55 Miinburg 07 Milimont -le Ee 18. Glew Iron o| Paddy Mounts Ook i } - |: a {7 57|Zert 17 i 8 Spring | i ’ 11hPe enn ATE i Wy Bitar ui aration anor vor rw is Uenire Hall rege si{Linden Hal SH0sk Ha | 3% Lemont 44 Dule Summit 321 Pleasant Gap 5A xe Mann ¥i Bellefonte INKS v 4 iota for Montan- Ad i trains leave Lewisburg 2% Jon at § & Im, JX a. m., S45 &a m, 115 and 800 p. m. returning eave Montandon for Lewist nrg #1785. 0.00a m 10056 a. m. 5.08, ES pm and siipm On Bundays tr «Jos leave Hou 28 and 1054 a m and 502 p. m., retu ning save Lewis burg 50a m 19.06 a.m and § p.m, J.B HUTCHINSON, i. 6 WOOL mere Wang Pur’ rer Apt SY ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILES To take effect Mar 25, 18 EASTWAHD tandon @ they Sootis Crossing... JArumrine...... Birubie. SAN. . Mate College. Gat ou Hn Moruing train from Montandon. Ww fil —— Lock Haven avd Tyrone onnect with trein Ne. 7 for 8tate College Afternoon trains from Mon tundon, Lewisburg and Tyrone oconbect wih Tin No. 11 for Bute College. Trains from “tate College connect with Penoa. R. BR, wrains at Beli forte fimily except Sunday F.H. THOMAS - Sop TRAL RAIL ROAD OF PENNSY L VANIA 0 Jomdenwd Time Table “Read Down ] No. 1.80 5 No 3 May 15, 1806, mpm, 1. m Lv, 2047 30/13 95 BELLE NTE 541 744) 387. « T50 4 0a... .. 461 7 Bot , sf 7 873 548 oil 806 807 LR 8 114 AEN v Read Up. som — B - ne B sr gE elm Th « Dunkies .... HUBLERSB'G.. Snsdertown... ce ALAN oe. o. Huston ... ERE 5 - aoe BE 5% iv i 02 9% on} aS oo EN Bee rere g SgvoNgnprEntes PRP RP RB PPR RE RADAR WERE E Said stati BEnEREEE (£8 2 2 uBunsl] | i % Judszeevsevvecww $e Gree 8 8 mmzEz » POT win - a SN aReD we Piped | ii43 wen (Via Phila) 8 g88 5 — Lye. Week Days ! Tid lon. Lasts | bond train sa Biecping Cun i" West-bound from Phinda a SL ie BE : CW
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