Rail Roads. JPALD EAGLE VALLEY R. R.— B Time Table in effect Nov. 19, '83, WESTWARD, . Mail. PM, Flemington. ..oooviinneinn Mil Hatdl......c..uui.0. wine Beech Crevk ovine Eagleville HoWATG or hw « sir sssrs dasene Mount Esgle...iinnnnn Curtin...coovees makerreavienss { Milosburg..coueuneianisenss Bellefonte seein Milesburg Snow Shoe Int....... Unionville POO OD de i ee Be ee Se sb ¥ Murtha Port Matilda Hanbab.. cin Fowler Bald Eagle. Vall vovenes Arrive at Tyrone EASTWARD Leave Tyrone Fast Tyrone.....covunie Will aaaacisnisiincrniniasnan ’ Bald Eagle............... . 8 Fowler Hannah Port Matilda LT FN FHBAN cans sas crissenn 3 Unionville Snow Shoe 1ot...cieeinns ! Milesburg Bellefonte Milesburg L910 CORA CH rapes { Mount Eagle......oooovin § Eagleville .cococoiiiinniinn { Beech Creek Mill Hall Flemington Arrive at Lock Haven = Da 0 55 10 00 ELLEFONTE & SNOW SHOE I R.—Time Table in effect Nov Leaves Snow Shoe 4:13 a. m., arrivesia Bellefonte 6:20 a. m. Leaves Bellefonte 9:30 a. m., arrives at Snow Shoeat 11:04 a. m Leaves Snow Shoe 3:50 p. m, arrives al | Bellefonte 5:38 p. m. Leaves Bellefonte 8:10 p. m,, Snow Shoe 10:40 p. m. 8. S. BLAIR, Gen. Sup't !¢ arrives at 3 . EWISBURG & TYRONE R. R 4 Time Table in effect Nov. 19, 83 WESTWARD. | | | whieh had gone adrift above the town. Leave Seotia Fairbrook...c.ccoevivarsis b Penn's Furnace Hostler...... apn rhe Marengo...... Loveville f... 3 le 20 | 4 Mo ¢ ) | 561° 00 10 25 Pennington....... Wastore Mill foe. L. & T. Junetion SOI TICNM srnansn a] AM, 92 ® 25 @ 3831 9 48 O 58 | 10 12} 10 16 weave Tyrone L&T. Junction Weston Mill Pennington. ... Warriors Mark. Furnace J Loveville..c.ccociiierases «502 Marengo... Penn's Furnace Fairbrook SeotiB. ..ceirnsssnares Godavs 6 20 11 30 E) P (Phila. & Erie Division.)—On and after Nov. 18, 1883: WESTWARD. one, invest it in grain, realize a profit, pay off the mortgage on his place and | day by W. 8. Mason & Co., who are re return the money, but the investment | moving the wreck, The guns were 5 | was unfortunate, and to cover {taken to I. PP. Morris’ iron works to be he took more, and so on | taken a clean £100,000, | of the bank met lust evening, and after b | consulation, held i | the hotel in the custody of a detective. losday more conferences were held re sulting in | signed his property { tive deals. card loss from this, and will not be affected 40 Lot i town has been visited by another disas | trous | months. | upon us st an early hour last evening, and rain { night, which divides the town and empties in to the West Branch of the Susquehanna, | was over itsbanks and sendingtorrents | and carrying with it, ) | mill, covering the boilers and engine to the bridge crossing the creek were torn away and swept into the river, small stream running through the town | from the north and crossing State street [ at the Park House, tore away the sheds | and warehouse attached to Z MeFaul's tannery, carrying therein. dam eight miles above here was torn away, setting adrift thousands of logs How he Went Wrong. Creverann, O., June 1l.—Isaac A, Stauley, paying teller of the National Bank of Commerce, was jailed this even. ing for embezzling £100,000 from the bank. The shortage was discovered yesterday afternoon when Cashier Gar rettsdn counted the reserve fund kept in a special spartment of the vault, the combination of which was known onl4 to Garrettson and Stanley. When asked to explain the shrinkage Stanley con, fessed that a year ago he was troubled about a debt of $8000 on his house, and thought hecould take that sum from the reserve fund without harm to any negro in a desirable elective office. The greed for place will not permit the blacks to have even a nubbin out of the public crib, There is, however, one thing the colord voters may count on: They will be remembered in the plat. forms, General Limber himself could not promise more, with less intention of performing anything: - —— A IO 5 Treasure Trove. WRECKERS RECOVER OLD CANXON FROM A SUNKEN REVOLUTIONAKY FRYGATE. Three large cannon from the wreck of the British frigrate Augusta, which was sunk during the Revolutionary War bff his loss until he bad The directors Stanley a prisoner at his arrest. Stanley has as and some specula announces in a The it bank that will realize a part of the | by the defaleation, — A] — Floods Over the State. i RWENSVILLY AGAIN VISITED EY HIGH WATER. Pa 11.—This CURWENSVILLE, June flood, the second within three | A storm of terr fic force broke the creek | fell 1 incessantly during At a. m., Anderson f water over the flats and into John B. Alley & Co.'s large steam tannery, cos logs and lumber Further down the stream the water sntered Alexander H. Irwin's shingle and damaging the building. Approaches A | away agricultural implements and other goods stored At 8 o'cloek this morning the which, rushing down upon the village of Bridgeport, one mile from here, caf ried away a number of houses and barns but fortunately causing no loss of life, | | broken up forold iron. The pieces which lare of the finest iron, average in weight i about three tons, and have | water more { They are in an excellent state of preser | vation. | bearing the { Augusta are fre {in the fisherman's | while the Hessians, under { the Augusta, | About October 22, 1777 | fully | channel, { Americans the perilous position of the | the Augusta, but she plied her batteries | ering the vats to a depth of six inches, | i all the crew could be removed, involy- {ing a considerable loss of men, | horse's heel, causing the animal to be. | come uomanageable. When Mr. Camp- No estimate of the loss can be made | 1) oy that be could not control the at this hour. Z. MeNaul, John B. Alley |, & Co., N. E. Arnold and Alexander H. | .o 4 endeavored Irvin will be the principal losers, and | their losses will no doubt aggregate s | thousand dollars. The borough loses | Red Bank, N. J, were recovered yester: laid in the than one hundred years Old coins and silver Candidate's Cards. Under the Rules esch candidate must pledges him. wolf to support the ticket ae nominsted, Oundidates inserting cards are expected to pay for them sTRIOTLY in advanos, ANNOUNCEMENTS. % PRESIDENT JUDGE, Wo are authorized to announce ADAM HOY of Bellefonte, as a onndidate for President Judge, sub joot to] the decision of the Democratic County Cone Yention, ER a —————— ASSOCIATE JUDGE, We are authorized to gunounce the name of J. J. LINGLE, of Bellefonte, an a candidate for Associate Judge, US Joct to the decision of the Democratic County Conven- tion, We are authorized to announce the name of CHESTER MUNBON of Philpsburg, as a candidate for Amociate Judge, sub- | oct to the decision of the Democratic sounty coo ven. tion, ASSEMBLY, We are authorized to sunonnce the name of J. N. VANORMER, of Bellefonte, as a candidale for Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention We abe authorized to announes the name of HENRY MEYER, of Miles township, as a candidate for Assembly, sul Joct to the decision of the Democratic County Con vention, We are authoriged to announce the usme i F HUNTER of Benner township, as a candidate for Assembly, sul fect tv the decision of the Democratic County Cop vention Weare authorized to aynounce of duties of his proper, can attend If they soe bist A.W. WILLIAMS, Auditor, > UDITOR'S NOTICE. ~The un- dersigned, an auditor, appointed by the Or. phan's Court of Contre conuty, to make distribution of the fund in the hands of the sdministrator of the es. tate of Mark J. Williams, dessnsed, will attend to the ntment at his office in Bellefonte, on Thursday, the 3rd day of July, A D,, 1884, at 10 o'clock, a. wi, when and where sil parties interested Philadelphia Branch, EAA NAN NA AAA GAPS PSAANS NI NP AI APSASAAS » received until Ju the abutments of the 2 Ist, oy bridge. all bids, day, JOHN WOLY, H.C, CAMPBELL, A.J GREIST, Mires Watkes, Clerk, N© TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN That Austin J., and James Gramley, executors of the last will sod testament of Joseph Gramiley, dec'd., late of Miles township, Pa. have taken out Jet ters, otc, and all persons having claims against the os. tate, to present the same duly authenticated fur settle ment, ein, Jo XE UTOR'S NOTICE. —Estate 4 of Heury Beck, county, Pa All claims against estate 12 be proseuted to Mus, Awx KLiza Book, Exec boomiaioners 240 of Walker wwuship, Centre trix TOTICE.—Notice is hereby given Gover Dn F.YAYLOR spoons initials of officers of the Y juently dragged ashore nets, f six The Augusta was one © War ves i sels sent up the Delaware by Lord Howe | to cannonade Fort Mercer, at Red Bank, | commanded | 64 guns. | , the vessels arri land, Captain Reynolds which earried | ved in front of the fort, having success passed a chevaux-de-frise. The { obstructions in the river had altered the | ,, however, and the Augusta { grounded near the mouth of Muntua | | Creek, and the Merlin near ber, and be- | fore | aground. morning the Roebuck was also | Morning disclosed the | ‘0 frigates. Four fire-ships were sent against | } 80 lustily as to cripple them, and she | was left unharmed. Fither from hot | shot or her own guns the Augusta took fire, and her magazine exploded before The other ships were driven back, and the Merlin was abandoned and burnt by her own crew.— Philadelphia Rocord, — - Additional Loeal. AccipExT-—A runaway occurred near Beezer's distillery on the Roopsburg road on Sunday evening which may re. sult fatally to a little boy who was thrown from the vehicle. Mr. George Campbell, of Milesburg, was driving in a buggy slong that road, He bad with him his little son. By some means one of the wheels came off the buggy and the single tree, in falling, struck the the vehicle to take his little with him. But the boy was much terrified and clung tightly to the he from leaped son seat of the vehicle. The horse, thus the unfortu- | i nate Count Donop, assaulted it from the | ollege township, as a carkdjdate for Assembly, sub te { the Degigeratic County ( the decision 11 vol We are authorized to snuounce the name of PHIL. 5. VISHEE, andidate for Ameminy, sulject ratic nti om, a8 A « the to county Gone THEARURER, ad to announce CHARLES BMITH for County the Democratic Ce tle, as x candidate o de n of Treasurer ind unty Con We are authorized to announes the name of J. J. GRAMLEY, of Walker township, formerly of Miles township, ss a candidate for County Treasurer, sulijoot to the decls f the Democratic county Convention SHERI¥P, rized to snnounos JOS. LL. NE¥Y, ip, 88 n candidate { the Dem og gs townsl u for Bherifl, subject ecisl cratic County Conv ation ¢ authorized to announce the name of | MILES WALKER, | { Ferguson township, as a candidate for Sheriff, sab | tect to the decision of the Democratic County Conven tion : Weare authorized to announce the name of 4.4 MILES, f Huston ¢ ywnship, as a candidate for Sheriff, suiject | the decidon of the Democratic County Convention, | [| t We are suthorizdd to announce SAMUEL K. FAUST, f Miles township, ss a candidate for Sheriff, subjest to the decision of the Democratic County Convention We are authorized to sunounce the name of DM. XEIDIGH, of Fergusotison township, sm a candidate for the office of Blierifl, subject to the decisions of the Democratic | County Convention We sre anthorized to announce the name of JUIN COLDREN, of Gregg township, as & candidate for Shariff, subject 3 to the decision of the Democratic county Convention, COUNTY COMMISBIONER. We sre suthorizsed to subounce A.J GRIRST of Unionville, as a candidates fur County Comnnesion or, sulgect to the decision of the Democratic County Convention We are ssthortaed Ww stnouncs the name of JOHN WOLF, of Miles township, as a candidate for County Commis sioner, selject to the decision of the Democratic coun ty Convention PROTHONOTARY Wo are suthorized 1 sunounce, BR. G, BRETT of Ferguson township ass candidate for Prothono- tary, subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun. ty Convention. We are sotholzsd to aanounce the name of L.A. SHAFFER of Bellefonte, lute of Walker township, as a candidate for Prothonotary, sabjsct 10 the decision of the Dem. seratic County Convention | | | We are suthorized te announce the name of i WILLIAM B. MINGLE, | f Potter township, asa candidate for Prothonotary, | valtiject 10 the decision of the Democratic County Con: | velit bon | 1 RECORDER are sathorised to sinounce the name of FRANK KE BIBLE canlidate for re nomination for the oMos vider, saijest to the County Convention We “an Af Re decision of the Democratic | REGISTER | tue of the provi | maid conmpany t N | son and Job that an application will be made to the Penpayivanis at Harrisburg, or I th, 1884 rine { rp ireday of aa soon theres iter irslion o sions of the be kn pia Telegraph Company The object of anid corpors tion, melntenance and oper for publ bh root ford 6 of lines awrough and in the nal 16 wing Ww toll ugton. Beaver, lavren je, Warren, ¥ Venang tmorelond, Fayells Clarion, McKean ria, Blair, Bedf wh purpose, 1 i, Br Wes rest Jor A gheny, » Indians Armstrong, field, Out atid for » rights, privileges and fr Act The sumOCintl Jeflernon, Clewr Catnoron , Elk rd, Cont and Lisve 4d exer hi &0 an ses conferred by the said f five JAME names f Hare of B WAEHINGICN JOHN M'CLEAVE NELSON OC, GRISWOLD HAKEY 5 BURGESSER FRANK RH PINKERTON JTICE.—Notice iz hereby given that Mr, Joha MoCulle the Centre Mining Co. Lim M. Clark ge W. Lyon gk Lyon ship of said assoc a gh has withdrawn from cand that Messrs. ( J. Hillard, J. B Bteven bee met ited Geot ( ave 0 sdinitted or ation CENTRE MINING CO ted —THE— National Life Insurance CO., or MONTPELIER, Vr. Incorporated in 1848. Assets $3,000,000, Surplus $1,050,000, $1000 Bonds sold on yearly instal ments. These bonds are payable to the holder at the expiration of 20 years or at previous death, or a stipulated amount payable in cash at the end of any year after the first, on their sur. render, of R. M. McENALLY, Special Agt., Office-1 Door North of Post Office BELLEFONTE, PA. A. C. MINGLE, SUCCESSOR TO DOLL & MINGLE. Poors & SHOES, Durability as well as appearance is the best test of cheapness. Ll AJ “ 5 OTICE.—Sealed proposals will be for the bullding of Plans sod specifications can be seen at the Commissioners’ office, be Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or Bids 10 be opened st 11 o'clock &. mi. of said Don’t Forget —~THE— Philadelphia Rranch IS A ONE-PRICED STORE. Is again to the fore with an exter. sive assortment of Spring and Summer CLOTHING and respectfully invites the public to call and examine our elegant Suits and Over Coats, for Men, Youth, Boys, and Children’s wear manufactured for our trade of the best material, and in all styles to please. Our stock of Men's suits in Cuts ways, Sacks, Prince Alberts, Double | | | | I keep the best makes | -goods of manufacturers | who have gained a rep- | two bridges. A number of small bridges | m | west and north of here are gone, caus m | m IE MAIL Leaves Philadelphia... Harrisburg........ Williamsport. We are atthorized 0 snpovncs JAMES A. McCLAIN ae & sandidate for re-nomination for the ofMce of Reg saliect to the decision of the Detnoorati suddenly freed from all resistance, | the little fellow The buggy came in Breasted Coats, Reversible, Coen chilla and Beaver Overcoats are Su » ER 11 20 Pp 420 a 40 {aprang forward with ing a suspension of travel for some time. | stor # Lounty still in the buggy. vention 0 09 40 bh Jersey Shore. Lock Haven m m Arrives at Erie, m NIAGARA EXPRESS Leaves Philadelphia... Harrisburg Arr. at Williamsport... Lock Haven m od mi m m Passengers by this train arriv in Bellefonne at...... FAST LINE Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg ... Williamsport Arr at Lock Haven. EASTWARD. HAVEN EXPRESS Leaves Lock Haven. Williamsport...... arr at Harrisburg... Philadelphis DAY EXPRESS Leaves Kane ......... Renovo. Lock Haven...... Williamsport. arr at Harrisburg. Philadelphia MAIL Leaves e ! . mj m | : y m | LOCK m | m hm m m | m | | m m ERIE m | pm | pm | am) Erie Lenovo .. Lock Haven...... Williamsport arr st Harrisburg...... 08 am | Philadelphia 708m | Erie Mall East and West conpect at Brio with trains on LS. & M. 8. RR; at Corry with B. P. & W.RR.; at Emporium with B, N. Y. & P. RR, and st Drift. wood with A. V. RR. T. GUCKER, Gen'l Bup't. | CANCER CURED. | No diseases have so thoroughly baffled the skill of the medical profession as sancerous affections and as they have al ways been considered incurable, it has been thought d table to adopt tnelr treatment as a specialty ; and hence physi- clans have neglected their proper study, But of late yearenew and important dis. coveries have hi forth a course that proves successful in had of its forms, without the use of the plasters. We have a tively mild. It not interfere with ean be applied to an ; oven the longue, 0 our services until the Address D. J. HULBERT Eagleville, Centre Co, Pa. Wedding oards and all kinds of print demoerrtic | | ° ad. | m | There was no damage to the railroad. { contact with thestill house and was up : set, the boy being thrown out, Not Democratic Heroes | mn — From the Chambersburg Valley Spirit, John Stewart to declare house on Monday night, as he is repor ted have to done, that if one of the quick to denounce him. The senator didn’t say which “oune’ of the Apostles, but we presume he meant Judas Iscariot, It is that individual would very true in the court | Bain | but we are giad to hear that he is still | ! N "wt i Apostles had been nominated at Chica | | go the democrats would have been | | and leave it there ur | ed and is about Wo drow? have met with no encouragement from | voters however much might have delighted the republicans to hallow for him. The democrats have no admiration for the dead Judas and no friendship for his surviving relatives m | who go about trying to barter their in- | fluence for notoriety gif or position, - Importance of the Negro Voter to the Republican Party. The St. Louis Republican says : An er roneous statement of the negro vote in 10 of the Northern States, purporting to come from the New York Globe, a paper owned and pnblished by a colored man is finding wide circulation. The aggre gate vote is cet down at 935, 843, As shown by the census of 1880 the ten Northern States named had male ne groes over the age of 21 a follows : Connectiont In at least seven of these States the negroes hold the fate of the Republican party in their hands, In only Kansas Massachusetts and Michigan is the Re publican majority such as to enable that party to let the negroes go. Without the colored vole they have scarcely a fighting chance In several of these States and yet not one of the ten has sent & negro delegate to the Chicago Conven it | It was a waste of words tor Senator unconscious. His head struck the ground, rendering him When the child was 1D XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Notice | 4 is hereby given thet the undersigned, sxsontor f (he eetat f Levi Dickeon, dec'd, late of Roland, Pa, has taken put istters ote, All porwons indebted 10 the svlale are regueasied to make payments, and . | picked up he was thought to be dead, living. We hope te hear of hi: recovery we News, C—— — rat trainer says : “Take the most wh f, ferocK f 9 t Ww y ws ral, throw it into a pail « ales it be ik ih tl ome ex LUT an take it and roll it in wadding and put it warm place ; when the rat comes to iL will evince the deepest gratitude, and follow you about the bouse like a dog.” We print readers. They will want to test the recipe, and it will be a refreshing spectacle to seg them catching ‘the most ferocious rat. Spectators not allowed — fio to Lewis’ For White Fish, ake Herring, Lake Shad, Lake Trout, 2. Lake Pickerel, «The sonson after the Holi orally dull with the Tailors, fering extra inducements in low prices. We have given large orders, and the new goods are now coming in. Leave your order now. Moxraomery & Co, Tallors, are of. Petitionsr's Notice, N the Court of Common Pleas of Centre County, No, $41 Awgost Term, 1883, To John Minder or Nathan Minder, Jno. Mintler, Jonas Minder, Benjamin Minder, Jacob Minder, Bliss Minder, Elisabeth Fislshar, wife of Henry Fleisher, and Honry Fleisher : Notice la hareby given that on the 21th day of An ust, 1851, the of Samual Bechtel was Eid ATH i this paragraph for the benefit of our lady | ds 4 is gen- | We thome having cinime agave the same Lo present them fuly asthenticated, for settlement WM. W BARNHART, Roland, Pa 26 Erecutor | i JAK UTOR'S NOTICE. .—Notice | ! 4 Bs hereby given that the sedersigned, executor | of the stata of Mary Dunkie, dec'd, Inte of Walker | | township, hae taken it lettern of All persons in- | | dedettad to the estate are requested 1o make payments | al thas having «lnime againet the same to present | tives daly suthenticated | for settlement | JACOB PUNKLE Walker, Ps Executor 25 Bt Quick Railway Time. Rockford, T.. Jan, 1880. i This is to certify that we have ay : poinied | | Faank P. Blair, sole agent for the sale of our | | Quick Train Railroad Watehes in the town | + Bellefoute, Rock vorn Waren Conraxy. BY HOSMER P, HULLAND, Sec. Having most thoroughly tested the Rockford Quick Train Watches for the | last three years, | offer them with the { fullest confidence as the best made and mos! reliable time keeper for the money that can be obtained, i ] | | ! | Ifullyguarantee every Watch for two years. | FRANK P. BLAIR, No. 2 Brockerhoff' Row. | Allother American Watches at reduced | prices, | Dienrox, Jan, 27, 1882, | The Rockford watoh purchased Feb, | 1879, has performed better than any | Watch | ever bad. Have oarried it | every day and st 00 time has it been { irregular, or in the least unreliable, 1 | cheerfully recommend the Rockford Waich, HORACE B. HORTON, at Dighton Furnace Co, Tavxrox, Sept, 18, 1881, The Rockford Wateh runs very ae curately ; better than any watch 1 ever owned, snd I have bad one that cost £150, Can recommond the Rockford Watch to everybody who wishes a fine timekeeper, 8. P. HUBBARD, M. D, This ls to certify that the Rockford Watch bought Feb, 22, 1879, has run a A faring vot it on arian being It hae rum v utation for honest work. | have the best Men's $3.00 SHOE - MADE -in AMERICA. | BOOTS & SHOES SHOE POLISH That will not Crack the Leathe Give me a trial. A. 0. MINGLE. A 23, "84, BELLEFONTE, PA. Made to Order. 150. I perior, and Invite Attention. And now just look here, Meu an | Boys, are you going to freeze this | Winter, or not? Why, of course you're not. You must have Winter Cloth. | ing, and what you want is the Bes Market for the Lowssy You have got your money honestly, and of course you want the most for itt WE WANT JUST SUCH BUSINESS, and therefore in- | vite your visit to the PHILADEL. PHIA BRANCH. Our business re- lations with the People of Centre | County in the past bave been pleasant {and satisfactory, and in offering our | Thanks for the Liberal custom hereto | fore given us, we renew the pledge upon which we started out—Fas AXD Just Dearing 10 ALL. in the Price. REMEMBER THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING, IS AT THE PHILADELPHIA BRANCHON ALLEGHENY STREET ver oh am, ticipated. 18 gated abd cost $20, BRYANT :
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