GENERAL NEWS.
Senator Edmund* baa l>een granted
au indefinite leuvo of absence on account
of illness in hi* family.
A call ha* t>een i**ued for a National
Prohibition convention to meet at Chi
cago on the t!3il of August.
A tire in the Webater Liw building,
at Washington, l>. C., Sunday morning
caused damage aggregating $5OOO.
Commissioner Dudley say* it will take
$1 (X), 000 000 to pay pension* to soldier*
whose claims are to ho adjusted during
next year.
Petitions and applications of all sorts
' for Executive clemency in the oa*e of
Sergeant Mason are pouring in upon
the President from all quarters.
A young couple were baptised togeth
er at Troutdale, Tenn., and immediate
ly afterward were married in their drip
ping garments by the same clergyman.
The entire incoming eastern night
mail at the Madison, Wis., poatoflice,
consisting of about two thousand letters,
was burned up at an early hour last
Friday morning.
The Denver Iribune says that Mrs.
R. B. Hayes' husband ha* just been re
elected road overseer at Fremont, Ohio.
At any rate, the other fellow wasn't
counted in.
Deacon Smith, of the Cincinnati Ga
sette, remarks that "the Stalwart gang
which made war on President (iarfield
is now having its full satislacltou, if
Ouiteau lelt any shortage."
Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. Polk and Mrs.
Tyler have been added to the pension
rolls for $5,000 a year each. The first
and the last named do not need the
money, but Mrs. Polk does.
There was no attempt to deceive the
guests as to the ages of the bride and
bridegroom of a wedding at Elgin. 111.
The cards of invitation said: "Smith
Jamison 84, to Sarah Seward 83."
The striking spinners of Lynn, Mass.,
are very determined not to return un
less at the old figures. No disturbance
has occurred. About 350 hands are al
ready out and it is thought others will
join them.
The report of a snow slide at Genes,
Nevada, is confirmed. Mr. and Mrs.
Nimrod Biwen, Mt*s Borhn and a nun
ber of Indians,'variously slated at from
seven to fifteen wrere killed. All the
bodies have not yet been recovered.
If. 8. Sieward. supposed to have come
from Los Angelos, on Friday, last nslm
ed off two alleged gold bricks on Peter
Kiernan. the bullion clerk of the Uni
ted States Mint at New Orleans, and le
ceived a negotiable receipt lor deposit
of 733 33 100 ounces gold, valued at
$15,000.
Fred W. Newhurgh, late asi*tant
secretary of the Oli'o State Board of
Public Works, ngnnt whom fifty-two
indictment* were returned for forgeries
on the State Treasury amounting to
over $20,000. was found guilty. The case
will go to the Supreme Court.
Samuel J. Tilden managed to get
through a letter on Jackson's birthday
without expressing a single treasonable
sentiment. And this, alter the Kepub
lican press had been worrying for a
fortnight lest he should give the coun
try entirely away.
A dastardly attempt was made at
New Orleans, Siturday night, to rut the
levee within the city limits. Timely
discovery was made and the cut filled,
the oveiflow of a large portion of the
city being thereby prevented. The per
petrator lias not yet been discovered.
Later advices from Costa Rica prove
that the recent earthquake was by no
means so destructive of property as was
at firl reported and that no 10->s of life
whatever occurred. It is a very poor
seaon for earthquakes when t'-entral
America cannot do belter than this,
A dog stole a piece of meat from
Stranahan'a butcher shop at Holly
Michigan, and the man threw a knife
at the thief, which killed him. The
owner of the dog prosecuted Mlrannlian
for cruelty, the town became excitedly
divided in sentiment, the trial employ
ed the best legal talent in the county,
and the butcher was finally fined $lO.
Oliver John Kenyon'a house at As
hantee, Wis., originally had only one
story. When his son married he ad
ded a story for the accommodation of
the new family, and a third was put on
when his grandson took a wife. He is
now eighty years old. and it is there
fore unlikely that the building will he
further heightened for a great grand
son, though hopea so.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Price
is engaged in the preparation of a report
to the ."Secretary of the Interior recom
mending the removal of the Apache,
Navajo* and Mescalero Indians now In
rated in New Mexico to a suitable reser
vation in the Indian Territory. In
making thia recommendation the com
missioner is influenced by the urgent
represensations of various Indian agenla.
A couple composed apparently of a
boy of lfi and a girl of 12 presented
themselves to a justice at Gilpin. Mo.,
and asked to be tnsrried. The justice
replied that he waa not in the habit of
joining children in wedlock, and advis
ed them to go right buck to their pa
rents. They asserted that they were
over twenty, and so they were, being
dwarfs; but they had to bring witnesses
and the family record before the official
would believe it.
HarxsviM.x, 0., Feb., 22. 1882.
I am very glad to say I have tried
Hop Bitters, and never look anything
that did me as much good. I only took
two bnttlea and I would not take $lOO
for the good they did roe. 1 recom
mend them to my patienta, and get the
best results from their use.
C. M MMCM, M. D.
IIxALTtf, hope, and happinesa are re
stored by the use of Lydta E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound. It is a positive
cure for all those diseases from which
women suffer so much. Mend to Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham, 223 Weatern Ave.,
Lyon, Mass., for pamphlets.
I list* Chronic Rheumatism for one
year; had been given up to die by two
physicians. Fraixa cured me. We.
CCBTX, Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss ISABSIXA HILL, Allegheny City,
Pa., bad Chronio Catarrh ; Is well from
the use of Pcauxa.
VALENTIN EH <P CO.'S STOKES, Allegheny Street, Ilellefonte, ]'a.
ITE"W GOODS.
A FULL STOCK IN ALL CLASSES OF GOODS.
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
Wo have a nice assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
including a lino of BLACK CASHMERES, i<> which wo invite special attention.
WAI'NER'S FLEXIBLE HIP ami DR. STRONG'S CORSETS
in colors or white, all sixes; the two best corsets made.
SHAWLS, SKIRTS and COATS,
and a beautiful lino of
LADIES'and CHILDREN'S LACE COLLARS and TIES.
. The handsomest lino of
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS to he Tound anywhere; beautiful SILK
MUFFLERS, SWISS EMBROIDERY and TRIMMING LACES.
STAPLE GOODS
Of all kinds in abundance. MUSLINS, CANTONS, SHIRTINGS, nicest styles of
PRINTS, FLANNELS, etc., etc.
MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
LOTS OK TRUNKS AND SATCHELS AT ANY PRICK
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Cotton Chain, Ingrains and better grades in pretty patterns. RAG CARPETS at
various prices; the cheapest arc good, but there i none better than the best.
OILCLOTHS ! OILC' LOT IIS!
4-4, 5-4, 0-4 and 8-4 OILCLOTHS In different grades. About Ulu-cn at vie* of
TABLE OILCLOTHS.
MENS and BOYS CLOTHING.
OVERCOATS and FULL SUITS. Tho best way Is to come and see them. They
can't bo beat for quality and price.
Rubber Goods* ! Rubber Goods !
BOOTS and SHOES; ANY QUANTITY OK THEM AT ALL PRICKS.
-TIIE
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
76' FULL OF CHOICE GOODS—at fair price* for GOOD
GOODS.— The fined OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COF
FEE, our customer* say the beet they ever drank. Finest TEAS
and good one 9 at low price s.
THY THE CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS—Peaches, Cher
ries, I'lutn s, Peart, Apricot*, Peat, Ac. If there it anything finer
we don't know it.
HAVE YOU USED ANY OF HUCKIN'S SOUPS f—Make
Soup in fifteen minute*, any kind you hare a mind for.
TH UK BEE'S DEEP SEA MACKEREL, are a* delirious and
tender as Spring Chicken. BLOATER MACKEREL, there i*
nothing finer in the market.
TRY McCANN'S IRISH OATMEAL and you will not u*e any
other. The nicest way to buy it is in 14lb. cans, but we tell it
in any quantity.
LEG GETS WHEAT and OUT FLAKES make a palalakle
dish in a thort time.
PICKLES of all kindt—CROSSE A BLACK WELL'S EM
PIRE and other kindt.
COME AND SEE IF/7.1 T IYE HA YE, and if you teant anything ire
don't hare, it will be gotten, if practicable, very toon.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
VALENTINES & CO.'S STORE,
HUMES' BLOCK, ALLEGHENY ffTHBKT, RKLLRPOXTE, PA
LEATHER.
Ask for Genesee Sole Leather if
you want the best.
C'alfSkin*, Kip, Morocco", Lining*, I.a*t* Thread, Nail*, Peg*. Wax, Ilri*tle*
and nil kind* of Shoe Finding* n hand. We aUomnke to order GENTS'
BOOTS,SHOESandCiAITKRB from the he*tof FRENCH LEATHER.
Leave your order* and a perfect fit guaranteed.
E. GRAHAM <sc SQ3ST.
H. if A. LOEB, (irnrral Merchant*, AUryhrny-St,, llrllcfontr, J'a.
M OTH ERB,
WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR
BOYS.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCHOOL, PLAY,
—AND—
DRESS SUITS,
7
ARE NOW ALL IN.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED.
________
EXTRA PATCHES IN EACH SUIT;
SILK HANDKERCHIEF'S IN EACH COAT
—OF THE CELEBRATED—
STEIN, ABLER A CO.'S MAKE, of Rochester,
WHOSE REPUTATION IN THIS LINE STANDS FIRST IN THE UNITED
STATES.
To be had ONLY at the Popular Establishment
—OF—
S. & A. LOEB,!
FINE CLOTHIERS
—AND—
DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
HECJJLKR if CO., Cror/Tl, llunh limine Jtlork, ltell<fontr 9 J'a, I
NEW GOODS
—FO It TII E
Fall & Winter Trade.
e have endeavored to j;et the very bent of every tiling in our line, and
now have Home really ehoice goodH.
Fine Cream Cheese, Extra Large French Prunes
Select Oysters, Sweet Potatoes,
Large Ripe Cranberries, Prunelles, Imperial Figs,
Bright New Lemons, Plorida Oranges,
Princess Paper-Shell Almonds, Evaporated Dried Peaches,
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE CANNED FRUITS.
Preserved PEARS, PEACHES, CITRON,PLUMS, PRUNELLES.
PLAIN CANDIES, PINE CONFECTIONERY,
—AND—
GOODIES of all Sorts and Kinds.
IST W invito the people of Centre County to call and inspect our
NICE GOODS, which cannot fail to plcaHc.
SECHLER & CO.
I'/iiftitlrljih lTl II ranch 1 foth i 111/ lIOUMC, lt'llifmitc, I'd.
FOR, BABQAIK"S
IK—
CLOTHING
—AKIJ—
(JKN'TS' FURNISHING GOODS,
CAI.L AT THK
I'll ILADELPIIIA BKA NCI I,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
/>rj/ (footln atttl (irvrrrirn.
JJARPKR BROTHERS,
IPBINO ATRKKT. Uhll.KFi 'NTK, PA.
H*r their counter! and ahelve* flllpd with
NEW GOODS,
( BANK RI'PT RATKS
I'urchModat . BANKRUPT RATKS
( BANKRUPT RATKS
WHICH TIIKT om* AT
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES.
OOKAIRTIXO or
Dry Oi*"d,
Millinery Oonrja,
Clothing,
Kmcy Good*,
N<tion, Ac.
BOOTS And SHOES
B< M)TB And BHt)KS At very low pricaa.
BOOT# and SHOE*
HATS and CAPS
Latent tlvle* of lIATS and CAPS
HATS and CAT'S
Carpet Bait*,
Umbrella*.
Paraeol*,
Lmlie*' Cloak*,
Carpeting,
OrocerieA,
Queonnwaro, A.
CnmptMaa erery (hi** Ural out b* A nd la a tr
maißn.
HARPER lIIIOTII ICRS,
• PBIBO ATRKKT, . . RLi.I.KrONTK. PA
COUNT AT PRoBCCR take* la *trhaa(a at Ihe
hlabnat market arte* |.||
CANCER REMOVED,
WITHOUT KNIFE, and in mort
▼ rim wlihont Mia. Andy ta
C. W. P. PlnlltH RnaMnr*.
18-* m • Cnur fwnir, P*.
Ar*r Advrrtiarmcnta.
New BrockcrhofT House.
I) ROCKER II OFF HOUSE,
1) allbuiikkt-CT., BBLLBPOXTK, PA
C. O. M< MILLKN, Prop'r.
(Food SampU ilm on Firtl Floor,
O-Pree tiH lo and from all Traina. *t< tal rmtaa
tn wßw*n >M iwfott. 4-1
1)1 LES! PILES! PILES!
A SURF. CURK FQUSD AT LAST NO
OSS NEED SUFFER r
A ear* Care N Blind. Mrdlt. It* bin* and tire,
rated Pi lea line t—i diaoniered by |rr. H Hiram, iaa
Indian remedy, i called Bra llllam , Indian Ointment
A etr.yte Nil in, tared the arefa| dinar ranee el 2k
or 30 yearn rtnndtrif Boone need enlfev Are minute,
ap.r apply In* tide vnnderfnl arw.thtng medtr ine
Nitlonr Inetrnmente end electnarie, do mole barm
than ,nd. tt illlam * Ointment aliaorta Ike trnm-re.
allay alb* mien—lh hlng. i part kaUrly ,1 i.igbi alter
(tettlii* a arm la txd.l arlr ae a pontile., (leea Inrtant
and palnleaa relief, and h prepaind only Art Pilea.
In blua of Ike irritate patt* and ha notklne elae
Read aktl the ll n J M t'efknberry of tleeeland
aaya about let William * Indian Pile Ointment I hare
need erorra ef pile Carea. and II aA<*4 me plemmte
In aay lhat I hare nerer found anything nhi'k (are
re k Immediate and permanent relief aa let W llllam ,
Indian Ointment
Pur aale by alt drtt(iata nr mailed on reoelpt a)
prlrw, (1 110,
HENRY A Co., Pmpt,
aly rn Veaey , Ham TortL
y KIN DISEASES CURED I
By Br, frailer'. Mailt ointment Carna aa If try
magrr. Plmplea, Blank Head, nr drain. blouhee
and Brnptmna en Ike In*, leneiny Ike vkta Heat,
healthy and bmallfrd ANo rare, lob. Aarfe-r , I Irk,
Aalt Kk-rrm, Tetter. Rlngmem IVnM ll.md. CNurped
llanda. Rare Nlpplea. arm IJpa. old. obatinate I loara
and fnraa. An.
AKIN DIAKAAE.
P. Brake. Rag , Cleeeland, 0 anßered beyond all Be
arrlptbra from a ah I a dtaraee ahirb appeared on RN
banda. bmd and tarn and nearly d-imyed kit ma
The mom irmefal drrrtetlng tailed tn kelp Mm and ni
ter alt bad failed be need Br Pre Her', Magt. Ointment
and vna eared by a lev applfrnlbma
•VTbe Aeat and only poaltlr r ear. Are akta dtrraei,
eeer dMnaeetdl.
Bent by mari on receipt of nrtne, Hirer CavrA,
lIKKBT A Oe. Arte Propel
A* Veeey At.. Man Vmrfc.
Bar Blind, IMlnf, Itching nr Ulcerated Prtee lr.
W llllam', Irntaa Orrrrnaat la a nare ram PHre
l.<>, by aaalt. for aale by DrnggfaN. af l)
A f'tt' .1 tl rrrt im in flit H.
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