= Daniel Ipvin’s Sons HARDWARE, STOVES, PAINTS OILS, GLASS, Ete. BELLEFONTE, PA. You can do better ai Irvin's They seil tor Cash 0 Celebrated Wyoming Dockash Range. We have the and cheapest We are agents for the largest line of Heating Stoves in Bellefonte. ENN'S VALLEY SPRINC MILLS. We are offering special bargains in Sum mer Goods. It will pay any one wishing to buy smnmer goods to see my stock of Faney Ho Laces, s¢ for men and women. Silks Shirts. Also, for waists and of Dress Embroideries, Fancy lines to trimmings. Summer Goods must be closed ont . , 3 for fall goods. C. P. LONG. a make room H— New Stock of Shoes. Just received a now st in all grades and styles. Fadics and Misses dress from 2 conts to £1 i Men's shoes from $1.00 to £3.50, Eqnal varie ty in Youth's and Chil- dren's Si Snag-proof Foot-wear. : A fine line of Lamberts Foot-wear” wk of “shoes shoes HOCUS, ile “Snag proof ready for the coming season. Notions and Furnishing Coods. A new and complete line of these goods. Cuns and Ammunition. Remember, hunters, we are head quarters for Gun Ammunit We can supply yon with W inchester Marlin Rifles, at prices below the average, OUR MOTTO: and ion. or ame goods for less money : better goods for same money than our competi tors, F. A. CARSON. POTTERS MILLS, PA. arom to Ee os evmiemen Our Fall and Winter Goods are fast coming in. H"™® are always here The Celebrated “No Name” make of Soft Hats and the “Guyer” Stiff Hats are unqgestionably the best and latest styles for the price in the market, teady made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing goods will e losely follow operiing up new lines daily, Hank | onr great specialty NR BELLEFONTE, PA, more fairly on the wing, when, the hawk readily overtdok and captured it, not overmuch to his vredit and still less to mine, course, A Fish and Lizard Story. afternoon I thought I would go rivar and troll, 1 bad on my hook a live minnow and in a little while iad a strike, and I my first fish, whieh seemed to be quite a larg reeled him where 1 could see hb and found it was a large pike 20 or 30 inches long. 1 pulled him up to my boat, but when I lifted bim from the water he was as light as a feather. 1 measured him and found be ind should just 30 Inclies One down the ooked ¢ Ole, i elghed € ight he only iin and bones » and ent hi lizard, five in his The reptile was as black as coal and very lively, ll =4 hours after 1 took him from bis prisén.— Field and Stream we loh took found Hed him, in open and inches long. stomac! i ving Without a Ring. A wedding witho congruous, but I is used... After the groom moves the hair from left to parts of 8 to wear Your tight car is wife. the ring pain to pry rose tak bus the A boy is dike a , founts can't tell from what he 4 viiether he will make bis mark Detroit Journal Amo ried couple, t« nsure a nappy Hl change in oil inar- ex~ ped fo LE, ed leaves stoe BIG PRICES FOR ANIMALS. A* Small Slag Fortune Bay a Giraffe, f the diflicul rica and of ke Needed to iL arrives a good girafl £7 0000 Next to the 2 the the rhivoceros ot § raffle in aristocracy uld breed ih, +Liuit Gealer mpanzee I: 85.00% Ww nen one reaches the Is Mr. Crowl hie is beyond a fixed pri monkey kind are mo erty. The animal ertain to die, can be bought One can buy a nie phant for $1,000 at times, but animal is wo from B11, S80 000. An elephant does not commas price of beauty of his countenance. the gance of his figure, his Intellectus! en. dowipents or his size, a sweet, sunny disposition. A mean elephant is about the most evil of liv ing th Sooner or later he has to be killed, usually after he bas slain two or three keepers and done more damage than he is worth, mals of equally good disposition the larger and finer commands the higher price, of course, but the most magnifi- cent beast with an inclination for mur- tip intedligence ite ¥, Chico or Jo- i ary SALna young good wrth 8, the maximum because cle. but because of iNgs, ordinarily so, for the sweotest tem. pered have days when they seem in. spired of satan.—Junlor Munsey? Pressed biowers, Several methods of preserving the natural color of pressed flowers have been suggested, but the best, It is said, Is that used in the New York botan- leal garden. After the specimens have been under pressure for a day or two they are laid in papers heated in the sun, and this Is repoated until the drying Is completed. This, it is said, | preserves the colors perfeetly, ect ARAN 55 | | nsurance. ooo AFTER THE QUARREL. ; “-~_ I > srdle from her to i . : 9 Ty soft eyes sept, rs north or south, Arid followes hit feet went, started in with the largest Did she for 8 moment thet Did she Lift her face and € grandest display of who may kiowt © a j_ 7 gu | ~FURNITURE~ | d behind, ¢ mute; yi, — — L nor care | | sg there! A sudden glance And he turned and finger and look le hguint Nay, not of a girl, sh, With Her ¥ pace « step whe that was ever brought to town. Al iso a large stock of / hadas tae Wash wiviw,y 1Irrtain onetitue Wie bail 4 0i€3, . tollers &c. &c. CAUGHT IN AN EXPLOSION, ’ ’ ’ A Miner's Description of His Feel- ings When ile Was Blown Up. blown up while 8 sensations and impossible to have in stoe k. This is why is down wagon enumerate It will price Befo ire vuy- He 4 call. J. S. DAUBERMAN, CENTRE HALL. - LIGHTNING RODS wanted Was ow, as if Soaneh at the faster matter than he knew that some of ni ary r the e Xplosion, ie y' T re blown in F O= CENT. this was ail In a @, really. Then it was . : » had been thers can i £ the same iy ince JOHN SHAVLEY, Spring Mills, 017 + head and he alr d the wind when | sa y- “I don't know just when I Jost rig ClHses Or wi ny Pa. back, i seemed tedaced liales to Emporium, On account of the Northwestern meeting of the g and al Penpsylvania Volun- all over teer Firemen's Association, to be held il My at Emporium, Pa., August 14 16, body else | the Pennsylvanian Railroad Company 0 tell Fou | wij sell excursion tiosets to Empori- um from Harri Mt. Carmel, Nanticoke, and intermediate stations; all slations on the Tyrone Division: all stations on the Buffalo and Alle- gheny Valley Division in the State of Pennsylvania, and all stations on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Divis- ion and branches, Bunbury to Erie, in- clusive, at rate le fare for the of the field. He {round trip (minimum rate, cers 0 trust himself again on the wing, | These tickets will be scld and p ~d the hawk bad no alternative but| going August 13 to 16, and good ve- i on the ground, which he |tarning until August 17, inclusive, attempted [aug8-2t But on the ground the partridge far more agile than he, running way and that with great speed. The hawk would jump awkw ardly up and dart after the scndding partridge, who | Just at the right moment jumped from the ground and over his back, des sepnd- It was my | fo isburg, Hawk and Partridge. Falconer” tactics of a by a tame niscences r dos hen’ El of a ribs the IRL falcon was descending upon the Ige when partridge stopped aud fell to the ground as if dead. short stubs med to be Jost In the was far too know- the 1 of a sing 1¢ gee He 23 ing ind speedily to do. was this CRANT HOOVER Controls sixteen of the Inrgest Fire and Life Insurance Companies in the world. ' The Best is the Cheapest..... No mutuals ; running barder than before. Time after time this was done. attempt the partridge met a hawk with outstretched neck and rals ed hackies, in the attitude of a fighting Do assessments. bantam cock, jumping up to avoid be- ing clutched whenever the hawk struck at him. In fact, his whole action was «r+ Money to Loan on First Mortgage that of a plucky little game bantam. | Office in Crider’s Stone Building, This went on for some time, until, as . I regret to say, I ended the unequal Bellefonte, Pa. strife by putting the partridge once 3@" Telephone connection.
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