Hail Honda,
Bald kaglk vallky r. r. -
Time Table in i'IFmH Nov 19,
v ' WESTWARD Exp Mail.
* AM I'M
Leave Lock Haven 4 4f> 4 m
| FleoiliiLi"" 4 48 4 l>4
Mill 11.11 : 4 52 I7
llni'b Creek 5l 421
• Kngleville 5 f>4 4 20
Howard 5 LI 180
Mount Eagle 6 1H i 4it
Curtin •"> 22 4 4s
Mlle.hurg 5 ill) 4 55
Bellefonie 6 40 5 Oft
Mili-Mmrg < r > 50 5 15
Snow Sli' O lnl 6 54 5 ID
ITnionvilli- ti 02 5 2S
Julian ti 12 5 .'IS
* Martin* li 22 648
I Fort M mioin ti 21' ASO
linn li all 8 87 ti 14
Fowler 6 80 tl 10
Hmlil Bug to ti 40 tl 10
Vail ti fit ( M
Arrive at Tyron 7 06 ti 85
K AST WARP I'M. am
Leave Tyrone 7 80 8 80
Kant T\ roil- 7 87 h 87
Vail 7 40 s '4O
Hani Km: U- 0 45 8 45
Kowler 7 04 s ,-i>
Hal-loth <>■ SSO
I'ort Malllil 8 05 0 00
Martha S 18 17
Julian 8 28 0 28
Uniouvllle S 88 It 87
Snow Shoe lnl 8 42 9 4.
Mileahuru 8 45 It 50
Bellefonte H 55 10 00
Milebur£ 05 10 10
Curtin l"i lo 10
M-unt Eagle it lit 20 28
Howard 2i 10 82
Eaglet-ill* 9 88 10 42
a Heei-h Creek 0 1" 10 4ti
~ Mill Hall '■> 10 •'**
Flenii igtoii ■ 11 "1
at Lock Flnvn 10 tttt II O.i
BKLLKFONTK & SNOW SHOE K
11.— Time Table in effect Nov. lit
Leave* Snow Sho" 1:18 a m arrive-ia
Bellefonte 8:20 a m.
Leave* Bellefonte i'.Bo a ni., lirriv. - ul
Snow Shoe at 11:01 * in.
Leave* Snow Shoe 8:50 p rn. t arrive*- at
Bellefonte 5:38 p. m
Leave* U.-lb-l mte 8:10 p. m., arrive* at
Snow Shoo 10:40 p. m.
S. S ItLAIK. Gen. Sup'l.
IK WIS It I' lit i A TYRONE K It
j Time Table in effect Nov. 19, 83.
WESTWARD.
Mixed.
I'M. All
Leave Scotia 12 15 500
Fairbrook 1 "0 8 20
l'enn'a Furnace 1 15 5 40
Hostler 1 28 5 5o
Marengo - 1 85 6 55
Loveville f I 38 8 un
Furnace Road I 45 8 10
f Warriors Mark 2 00 8 2>
Pennington 2 12 8 40
WwtonMillf 2 25 6 50
. L A T. Junetion . 2 81 ti 55
Tyrone 2 35 658
EASTWARD.
Mixed,
pvt. AM
Leave Tyrone 4 00 9 20
L& T. Junction 4 01 it 25
I Weeton Mill 4 14 8 83
Pennington 4 32 9 48
Warrior* Mara 4 42 9 58
Furnace Road 4 57 10 12
Loveville 5 02 10 18
Marengo 5 07 10 22
Hostler 6 17 10 15
Penn'a Furnace - 6 27 10 44
Fairbrook —• 6 47 11 03
Scotia 6 20 11 30
I )KNNSYLV ANIA RAILROAD. -
1 (I'hila. A Erie Division.)—On and
after Nov. 18, 1883:
WESTWARD.
| ERIE MAIL
L Leave* Philadelphia 11 20 j. m
Harrishurg 4 20 a m
Williamsport 8 40 a m
Jk Jersey Shore 9 IP' a tn
Lock Haven 9 40 a m
Renovo lo 55 a m
Arrive* at P.rie 7 35 p m
NIAGARA EXPRESS
Leaves Philadelphia 7 4't a m
Harrisbiirg 11 15 am
Arr. at Williamsport.... 2 55 p m
Lock Haven 3 55 p m
ReoOvo 5 1" p m
Kane 9 03 p m
Passenger# by thi train arrive
in Bellefonne at 5 " ■ p "'
FAST LINK
I.e?tv< * Phils! "lphia 11 10 ani
llarri'burg 3 25 p in
William*porl. .. 7 1-5 pin
Arr at Lock Haven. 8 05 p m
EASTWARD.
LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS
Leave* fpe k Haven 54) a m
Williamsport 7 55 a m
n at Hxrrisburg 11 "J' a in
Philadelphia 3 15 p in
DAY KX PRESS
Leave# Kane 8 ftO a in
R.-n-ivo itt 05 a ni
Lock Haven II 15 am
Williamsport...— 12 25 a m
arr at Harrishurg • 43 p in
Philadelphia* 725j, ui
ERIK MAIL
t-*-. Leave# Kri" 1 p m
Renovo 10 27 p m
Lock Haven 11 20 prn
Wil!iam*port ... 12 35 am
arr at Harrishurg 4 08 a in
Philadelphia 7 50 a m
Krie Mall Ea*t an-1 West eonr-cl at
Erie with train* -in L S A >1 S. RR ;at
Corry with 11 1' A W RR.; at Emporium
with 8., N. Y * P RR , and at Drift
wood with A V Rll T. OL'CKKR,
Gnn'l Sup't.
CANCER CURED.
No diseases havo so thoroughly halt! -d
.he skill of tho medicali/twirfessioo a*
rancerous affections and *r they have al
ways been considered inr raid*, it ha<
been thought disreputable to adopt tneir
treatment as a specialty ; and hence physi
cians have neglected tbwir proper *tudy.
■ut of late years new and Important dis
* sova*iaa have brought forth a course that
* now proves successful in any of its forms,
with certainty, without the n of the
knife or caustic plasters. We have a
treatment that Is comparatively mild. It
U not poisonous, done not Interfere with
the healthy fleeh, can be applied to an)
part of the body, even the tongue We
take notbiag for our aervloea until the
"taacer la cured. Addreas
D. J. UULBXRT,
Kaglevllle, Centra Co, Pi
Daring Attempt to Rob n Bank.
A special to tho Gelviiston, Texas,
AVm from Wichita F.lla snye : A
d-tring attempt to rob .I. G. James' bank
| was made yesterday afternoon by
Ch trlea K. Baglev, Wil'-y Hayes, Frank
Purmenter, and John Ktnkaid. a Texas
Ringer, the last name 1 acting with the
robber* for the purpose of trapping
thorn. The proprietor ol the hank bid
been not-fi"d of the intended robbery,
an ISi rg- ir.t firimes, of lbe State troops
was st it oned in the vault. The robber*
rode up to the bank, and Iligley and
Kinkiil mteii-il, the former smoking a
pipe.
Hay* and Pirmonter held the horse#
out-i b>. Rtglev covered tho cashier
; Ashhy James, with a six shooter and
j c 'inula ded liirn to | 1 ice nil Ihe tnmiey
iu a big .Iniu-s billglieil at tlie idea, 1
and his hilarity efirnged R.igley, who)
wi'h n oath | r-ented bis pistol at the
cashier's In art. .Sergeant Grimes, who
w the proceedings from the vault, in
stantly fired tho content* of a double
| barreled shot gun ipto Ragley, and Kin
kaid followed with his revolver.
Ragley staggered and fell with a bul
let in bis forehead, nnd a load of buck
i all t in hi# bri-a-t. A book agent named 1
, Wenre, who happened In ho in the hank, |
I rushed out past I'armentor an-l emptied
I his pistol at him. The teller of the
bank who w.t# sta'ioned in a store op*
posite thinking Wears* was one o{ ihe
r ibbers held him at the muzzle of bis
Winchester till". I. eulenmt Schmidt
and another ranger fired at close range j
on Parmanter and 11 ly.-s.
Neither of them were hit, and llaye*
made his escape, but Parmenter was cap
ture I at his poet. He did not flinch un
der the fire of the officer*. B igley lived !
several hour* after being shot. A cor j
oner's jury wn* impanebd an-l a verdict
.'of justifiable homicide was returned, j
j One of the jurors was r. brother in law t
i of the notorious James (.'ays, but is a
j worthy citizen of this place. Ragley had
on bis person a letter of membership in
the Rapt.st church of th • Pilgrims' Rest
of Kliowah county. Alabama. Hayes;
; and Parmenter are (roni Kana*.
General Davis
w. Ilium W. H Divis, the Demo
cratic randi-lite for Congressman at• '
large, was a brave aii<i gaPant soldier
and i* an intelligent, upright uian. He |
o ight to be wt-li known to veterans in i
this vicinity. The 10.h Pennsylvania;
1 Regiment, of which he was colonel, was
brigaded with the .521 (Gov. Hoyt'a) j
from the beginning to the ending of
the war. General Davis commanding 1
the brigade during th- greater part of
the time. He wai a conspicuously cs- \
i pable and fearless soldier, and though
one of the strict'st of disciplinarians,
, was exceedingly popular with his men
The los- of the greater part of hi- right
hand during the operation# against ,
Sumpter and Charleston compelled h;ai j
for the second time to go home to Ik- !
nursed. The first occs* on was when .
he receive! three wounds st Fair 1 Uks.
one very severe one in the arm Upon
hi* return he found the camp of hi* re
giment gaily decorated with overgr- er.*
To reach hi* quarter# he had to pass un
der a Urge arch on which was hung in
evergreen* the word '"Welcome." The
b.nds were out and the entire command
bad assembled, not un b-r military or 1
ders, but spontaneously, to give a loved
superior h'-arty greeting and e-ingratula
ti >n upon h # recovr ry from hi* wounds.
We mention this incident as illustrn
tine that an army officer may he rig*d
in ihe ei'forc rnent of discipline and
severe in nis punihmenis for all infrac
tiro* of duly, but o eminently just in
his treatment cflns subordinates a# to
compel,not only oi-ei>.< nee and respect, -
• hut admiration and love.
Fir forty y.ar* <i*rcr*l Davis ha*
been befoi tli • pu'd . and wuelhn in
civil o flier un-l"r the government, in
camp, on tii battb fi-1 I or in privat'"
life, he has be. n ever true to hi* trusts ;
a high tonwl. honorabl- gentleman
j The state hn no r bnd a more fait li
ful servitor at Wa.shingtoa than h*
Would be, if elec t" !, -t'nwn t.f Ist 1
♦
A Bernor Juryman
A dispatch from St I*-ui*. Mo., aa>*.
L. A. Philips, one of the juror* who tried
the Rernercu*- itl Cincinnati, was inter
viewed by a rep*irter. He y *he came
to establish a branch of hta oarp.-t
cleaning works here and will probably
remain. He say# that the jurora be
lieved Ihat R<-rner,i furred by threats
to nid in the mur b-r of Kir\,nn<l that
they relumed to believe the .illegci eon
fussion, bei ,use they w. re satuilied it
tiu obtained by bulldozing and tarva
tion methods. He did not know the
Rerner family at all, but he wanted tho
voting man a< nt up for life. Bven jo
rors voted for a>>|uittal on the first
lasllot, but he held out for murder in the
•semi 1 degree. It was represented thai
unless I hey agreed they could be kept
locked up for thirty three days, and
their room was small and pnor'y vawti
lated, so on Monday morning, sick
himself and beating of tiekneas in his
family, be weakened and compromised
* a- r
on a twenty years' votdict.
Philip*adds that the murder tn not
nearly ao bud n* lot# of Others, but the
newspapers selected Rerner a# a victim,
ami when they (ailed to hang him in
cited the people to lynch the priso
ner*.
A Good Showing.
Til K I NITKII HT VTKS *lll. H To COMTttOt. TIIK
MAHKI.TS OE TIIK WOIU.I'
Wahiiinotov, April 2.'l.—The l're,i
dent sent to the Senate to ditv n report
from the Secretary of State in reply logi
roiolu'ion of the Senate requesting in
fnrnm'ion a* to the average pi - iiicli-ui,
consumption, expertation and importa
t'on of wheat, r e, corn nn I cotton in
foreign countri--s; their probable
rcqiiireiuent* of such product* Iron iln- 1
I r.iited States b<foro the crips of ill' j
I coining crop \ ear are ready, ami other j
infoimotion bearing on the q-ie*iion
d- m inded for grain and cotton prodn <.
o' the United Slates. The Secretary in |
hi* report say*: Calculations and c#ti. i
mates submitted prove a# far a* stall*
| tie* ctn prove, under the circums' iii \
that the stock of wh'-at on hand in
: Knrope at the close of 18s.; ,|, | ~.. i !
I materially ditftr from the #toek on hand i
I the previous year. The wants of Europe
' ire as imperative and great a* in 1883
and that the demands iq on the I'liileil
j State* should naturally be * great a#
they were in 1 **B. How long Europe
may or esn draw upon her reserve #t<>ck
or what the exact consideration* which
control the several countries, especially
i tl.e I'nited Kingdom -which nny 1"-
-.i dt > regulate the wheat markets c f
the world -time alone can develop. He
I also *ay# the most liberal allowance for
| the wheit out put necessary to the
j world'* consumption shows the United
| Slate* could be drawn on for 177, <8X1.1NK)
bushels in round number ag.uii-l 19*.
iKKMNKJ fronn all other wheat growing
roimtries. It thus appear* the United
State#, instead of being controlled by,
j -bowed to be able to inntrol foreign
market#.
; Pitlilbrd bj |U']Qe|
"Found Doud.'
11l MRa.dtoaol* 111 LSK McLSOO.
i hi. I been keeping wat- h with a*ick
child, a letter January night. The air
*eent"d all ic., the sky wo# rnoo:tlea,
starless, an-1 dark. The aide walks like
glsss, so frozen were they, and the few
who were abroad at midnight, wisely
! deserted them for the cr track*.
How glad I was when it was day light
, once more, hut recalled with a shiver
the dl'-srioe's of tiie night when I read
in the local olumn of a morning jour
nal a paragraph, headed, "Found Dead
—Unknown An inquest wsheM, the
coroner's verdict. Died of exj o uro an-1
J intemperance."
Soni- a Iditiooal comment# thrre
were a few rent* in th* V- t pocket i
I newspaper advertisem-nt, fra,-in nt < I
a letter in a woman's writing, evidently
1 from a p. rson of culture, some tra e ■ f
manly Iwautvon the face, noi*ithtiucl
ing the mvrk* of di**ip*tion | ihat
wa* ail. I watched for the sequel . it
came "Not having been identified or
1 -'aimed, the young man srhoja >-• found
-lead in the street# on Ihe night of w i
i buried at the ripen e of the rit."
Me all kic-w wli.tt kinri of lur . it
i hee 1
"l'i' lof intemper.i:.' nd - |. ■
It should have lecn. "Miir-bf ; I-.
rum. 5V,. think sidlv of th" |.. ghts
! from which h<- came step hj -t<.* to
; such astral, f'arcl fir by n " nan of
j cultur- "once" -ah' a,-.-. 1 , ~p
heart- -brined him "/ '■.! a i.iv#
God and III* angel*, ind yet tl.crr
ma; be unewhsre a boir." trber •be .
•ilw i■ he.l for weinnotteii • , i
"om* trace* of mvilv beauty on bi
far- " Ilia face on ki--
have I n presse<| -on. • a pun child
j fsce.
Perchance .a* life - sand# rnn < ut th i
winter's nigh', a toueh of the Holy
"pint may have moved to prayer th
.anguished heart, and back on *t lie win
t-r wmd tiny have com<> the answer,
j 'Thy in* are forgiven the!" And who
• an tell but the peace of the forgiven
may have left on the dead face some
thing >l childhood's n-#t and purity
■hinin.- out through the marring and
hliglitingof th- rum fiend's "sl. "Dea<i.
sn-1 unknown Alas for the narne'*-*#
graves. th- blighte-i liv<*. the broken
heart* !
Similar announcm- nt* .are not rate
,n our dadii an-1 'e-klu #, and y I
they seem to make *o little impr-ion
on the great reading masses. I wondoi
why e should not collect all such
item*, some in each *ute and bring
them out in such n form, a* to rouse, j
convict, convince with these fact*, ihe •
thriughlful public, of the humanity at •
l--*st of putting away by law th evil
traffic, which baa written of *o many I
w ho, lad for this might have Ixien good,
loyal, useful, and great —"Found -lead !'
- JUtossrr, M 4
Fans—in a faw Jays—Gar man #
Henaoaiac (or the Ckktrb I'noni.
—The bot men'* line dre** ihoee.
16 21. A. 0. MIVOLK.
—Three end live-ply carpet chain, el
Herman'*.
Reedy inedo window shades, 50 cenU
lit Uarmari
—Celluloid culls end collar*, nil sizes
nt l.ewin'a.
—Ruben Hpangler bee H big boom in his
furniture. Clever fellow, and everybody
like* to deal with him.
—We have the bent men'* calf shoo
either in button, lace, kid or cloth top
i lor $6 00, ever brought to Bellefonle.
10-Ut A. C. Mimulk.
—Winter atock must go. Sjieciul
bargains nt Lowin's.
—Very latest style hats and caps at
liPWill'*.
Wedding carili and all kind) of print
ing at the CKMTIIE DEMOCRAT offlco.
Nobby hati, in the latest style*, at
Cartnan'*.
I
I
Ready For
SPRING !
During the past have re
ceived the largest and diest stock of
shot* wc ever had —in fact there is
none iu the county to cora|>cte with it.
I have the exclusive sale of the very
beet lines in the market : such as
UKYMOMI* liitos.and D. AHMKTIUIMIH
Ladies Fine Bkoe* ; LAIIIH, SIMIUKK
IV MITCH KU.'H Fine Bh<sea
ren, and a great many other fine
muke*. I know of no other line 1
; would exchange for, or add to my
stock.
I sell the boat Men'* ( all" Shoe, for
$-'I.OO ever offered in Centre"county-
Thi i* no bait, btitjan honest business
These g'si Is come in Button 'or Lace
Kid or ('loth top.
Mv Manufacturing I lepartrnent un
der the management of Mr. ROHR is
fat gaining popularity. Our work in
second to none, and superior to seven
eighth of the woik made in thi* rutin
iv. I guarantee satisfaction.
I Warrant everything
I Recommend.
A. C. MINGLE,
a*or V I*,M k Ming!*.
\j r! 2?>, -4. WKI.LKFONTK, PA*
17. ly.
—IH \ ihirl' I J n**i wt%r t lnr
! man'*.
Nsw Goods, Now Goods
AHI l\IIV ARRIVING* AT TH B >U> VN I RKI.I \ W.K >T .RK <K
C. 11. HOFFER & CO.,
CO Ml-: A Nit Shi: THE HA HQ A INS THEY AEE
I
OFF Ell IN (I IX '
DRY GOODS, SILKS, CASHMERES 1
Calicoes, etc,
1
Purchased at unusally low pric
es and will be sold cor
respond ingly low.
No. 7 - - Allegheny street. >
*
\|)|) I'/ P """l l rent* fur (sufafß, a Lid r*
I Ikl/ili. Wl*r 'fH, n r *fly bo* of |o>si
which wilt help all of wither ••• to riior# fnot*v rigid
away than auvlhlri* *(■ In t|j| world fortwn'W
•Wml the Workers ai'HololHy aura. At nut* mMnw
T. iff kOOfi f August*, Matos 6-14 I)
N"llr.—W. C. It-iiil*, of lb* II 1...1*!, uflu.li..
f' lll , '/• ft If* (ii I'M , |,H H, J-li*l In fli* 8* r i*fs, yof
liit*rn<ai Affair* of th* ( nirri nw*•• • |lt of Fuu*) I%ta
rda for four hundred *rr+* l-nd, aitoaud m th*
townahlp of H;i"W Hio# at"l County of Catilro til
i lining lati'la of MnlU'u liiiin*-r on tfi* ,m( -
, ant laud onth**ou'li I horn** la* and f'tiNrl**
l|i*k <m itir wMi.amJ r*;*ii u,.<j ..n fit* uorUi
(fofkw.-rllftnry H| of th* llormigii of fit It*
font , C"i tr*'■-.untyPa 1,% M *(* : .li*s| V, lb* H#r /reary
<•1 Inkrnai AfT*iraof thw 'om.nw*l!h of fmit'twyl
„dU for f or huuirt-'l * r*a ,f 1a,..) ailUHtwl in th*
' wnahip of Hfio * *!<,* HUI <V# , f ,tjr of Outre, *,< l
joining laod* ~f ► -in Hoiu*l nii'l H i iiru Latimer
until* -m*t. tr'4Ul an I u i lip aouth; Thots** L.
Khlpp*u NII J Thotuaa b** on th* wr-t, tnl vrii(
INO'J on tit" north
Nolle*—J f\ l| fcr( n r, of th* II Tough of B-ll**
font*,Cnlr* f% lh. h*. *{j|i| to th* Mrrtry of
ImUMinl AfT*lra of tin- oux*itU of F*riu aylv*
tiia. for four hon lr '. ,t Ia ra 'I. at IN'*) | n th*
L Wf.aliio of fttiow Hhow sa.i J County of O'tlr*. wl
joining lan lof vVtll a„ Rlig.ni JNIII IINWIII *rt
nii'l F*.ii IS iru*t ou tii **u Tv atif ino lon th*
Nontl. rit ui Colli 'ft T iiii i, Hawthorn *,]
ritonuM I*. Mh<pp*n ou tu* w t, ri'] r* aut l*r4 on
fh' noith.
V ti," Nrlw.uA hit a*.,, f Mi* Borough of lk-lh
fout* M. ulrw Countyr. P hA- >d u> th- "tor-U'y
of Int*rrii \Taira of th* • i- um tiw.tin of |'*nu
i *rl*Nul* f .r four finn l' l ifian l. J.
Ho towowhlp of *•, w lt ,e q i i.infy of Outr* 1
I Jofolßf Uf4 of Sbarp D#ln , ia4litiH r> tt m
th* *Mt. It *rt Morria NII I WlDouii h-w!a J,**y#-r/
"iifhe wl, I* abl littd on lh< *oQtU, mu i v'-4nt
) land on th* north
Nolle*. .J r ffariwr, of t). Iturnngti of HI *
f n*. i'< nt, * Co , I'* , h N|if*li*l to ih **<cr*Ury of
I .I*r,.*l Affura of th- rntii >nw-altii f lvnua>i%*
' Ilia for four huudr-1 n* r*# f Un<J. •Dual* )In th*
i ukii f • Bl •• u I < o ~,1 r .v„t
| J' lnlng lan la of Vttiliam NvlViwiq an I Muff, |*
Uf ■ on th* *Nat. fan: . th,, I William l/ *|, haw
J*rjon tb* twt, Nli'l a/ant land oil the * *nfh
! . N " l: ' i r -ll'Dry ll*. W. of ti,* II ,rough Of II ID
ItMito # Oootfo Ou Pi, bur ifrfrflH In ttia rt— rotori f
liit* r t,al Aflairaof (h* I ~ , *.-at.i •■! l'.-ntiylia
JBM fbr Cotßf U-I If, I Hr • • 1 I 1 Iff tod ll llii
t wnatnp nf Ho ,W Hb • n) I,IT of If.
I i'-i v iai. i .f it njaw Wmi, VTiHUai Hi.-rha.., •
JM'I J am** Ifawth rr. .u 11, *a.t It . r M t ianahar
, Thomaa rutiiLefianii ff, . n*a llawt , ,rn o th' w**t.
and i* ant laud on In* • • jtfi
——
Jhe Aatioiwl f lusurunc*
*oof, f of Montf><*lir, X'urniofit.
/tworporah t/ in IMIH,
| A*>rln XH),(WO, Surplut 01.0-TO.IXM
tIOS, li .mis aol i ou yearly insul
menu. I bese botels are [i ivalib* |.,
the holder at ||„. . xpiraiion of 20
or in previous desth. or a *tipultwi
j amount payable in r; k ,h at the .i.l of J
any ve*r after the flr-t. on their sur
render.
R M McENALLY, Sppcial Agt.,
(jtfifr--. 1 />„, r ,\ rth (Iffur
BARE
.Cost of the White Paper! 1
Lok at this. Will you 1< t this rare op
j |Krt unity pass bv ?
The CENTRE DEMOCRAT,'
The AMERICAN FARMER,
AND—
A l*>ik on the Treatise of the Horse.
All for )k|,a ( 'S. ( nh jn advance.
Old subscriber* as well new, who pas
one year's 'iiUcription. and It.l rente
extra, wiil he entitled to the above
liiieral offer,
e have perfected arrangement"
with the publisher* of the
AMI;Hit \N FARMER.
of Fort Wayne, Ind., that enable* us
J to offer our *uh*cribcri a first class
Agricnltural Magazine at the hare '
j cost of tin- white paper on which it is ;
printed. Ihe American Farmer i a
I Di'pngc monthly magazine which i*
rapidly taking rank as one of the
leading agricultural publication* of
the country. Fach number w ill ctm
tnin n-s-ful information for the farmer,
liis wife, hi" hi. daughters.
And it cost- you aim >t nothing, sup
jsise yuo try it one rear
I iu* oflvr will hold givrfj for a short I
t.rnr- only. ► . tell youi friend, and
ev. rslody you nisei. Remember we i
ion Ie . I smi our ..Id ft,end. but we
, need money, and make this oiler a- an I
indur • mei i to all, > nd in your names
I and money early \|. tier will v, 1
jut r prompt .' t s t,t • in at f you called !
in | er..n
TIIKfKN I UK DKMoCRAT.
< >r. d Allegheny \ Bishop M j
i , Bsllefonie, l'a.
Philadelphia it r" if h.
Don't Forget
—T HK
Philadelphia Branch
IS A
ONE-PRICED STORE
YJ "V *>
T <4
/frrA
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\ I s^ Bm i
Is again to the fore with an exu-n*
' site assortment of
Sprinjtii Sinner
! CLOTHING
and respectfully invitee the public to
rail and examine our elegant (Suit*
! and Over Coats, for
Men, Youth, Boys, and
Children' wear manufactured for our
trade of tho best material, aud in
all stvloa to please.
Our stock of MenV ouiLe in Cuta
way?, Sack*, Prince Allrerts. Double
Breacted Coat?, Reversible, Chen
chilla and Beaver Overcoat* are Su
perior. and Invite Attention.
And now just look here. Mru and
Boy?, are you going to freeze th it
\N inter, or not ? Why, of course you're
not. You must have Winter Cloth
ing, and what you want is the Burr
in the Market for the LOWEST
' Price. You have got your money
honestly, and of course you want tl e
mot for it. WE WANT JUST
SI CH IH"SINESS, and therefore in
vite your vii-it to the * PIIILA DEL
PIIIA BRANt 11. Our businesa re
lation* with the People of Centre
County in the part have been plrasant
and sati-"factory, and in offering our
Thank* for the I.ileral custom hereto
fore given us, we renew the pledge
upon which we started out — FAIR
AVI> JTST I>l II ISO TO Al.I„
REMEMBER THE
FINEST AND
C 11EA EST
CIOTttING,
IS AT TIIK PHILADKLPBIA
BRANCH ON ALI.KOHKNY hTUkkf
MAVn A I 0., Proprietor.