Rail Roads. ALD EAGLE VALLEY R B Time Table in effect May 12, WESTWARD A R,~ 84, Muil I’M Leave Lock Haven § 00 FIO IIELOB «vss sianss sense Mill Hall Beech Creek. Eagleville PET BowarGe.ecasiiniecrines b Mount Eagle......cocuunee CREE cavensassvsssvasanivasas { Milesburg.. Bellefontu.ocaiavuvininnin B Mileshurg a¥a snake ns Snow Shoo Int....ceeeevene B Unionville Port Matilda. Hannah... Fowler rates Bald Eagle............... . VBI cuanheuceouvensnnnacanssns Arrive at Tyrone....... EASTWARD. Leave Tyrone East Tyrone.............. x xx Bi arthife....crsssssneiarsses . 8B FEHR cri Unionville <JReeioeils Rs Bo - » | and rushed anywhere he Bellefonte Milesburg... 05 10 10 10 10 2 36 10 3 10 10 52 10 11 00 11 Eagleville Beech Flemiogton Arrive at Lock Haver YELLEFONTE & SNOW SHOE 9 R.—Time Table in effect May Leaves Snow Shoe 4:13 a rriv es Bellefonte 6:20 a Leaves Bellef 158 Snow Shoe at 10:54 a. m Leaves Snow Shoe 3:7 Bellefonte 5:38 p. m Leaves Bellefonte Snow Shoe 10:40 p m., 8 m nte Y ne m., EWISBURG & TYRONE I. lime Table in effect May 12, WESTWARD. Time vO OCOUR.auuns Fairbrook Penn's Furnace Hostler.. Marengo..... JROAD {Or PENNSYLVANIA RAT] | Phila. & Erie Divi r after May 11, 1854 Ar WESTWARD. ERIE MAIL Leaves Harrisburg. ..... " Williamsport Jersey Shore Lock Haven. Renovo .. Arrives at Erie....... NIAGARA EXPRESS Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg...... . Arr. at Williamsport Lock Haven Renovo Kane Passengers by this train arrive in Bellefonne at... FAST LINE Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg . Williamsport Arr at Lock Haven EASTWARD LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS Joaves Lock Haven Williamsport...... Harrisburg.e...... Philadelphia m m m m ER Brie Mail East Erie with trains on I. 8. & 5 Corry with B. ¥. & W RR with B.N. Y.& P. RR, wood with A. V. RR. R corn RR t ; at Emporium and at Drift. NEILSON, Gen'l Supt CANCER CURED. No diseases have so thoroughly baffled Jie skill of the medical profession ne sancerous affections and as they have al- ways been considered incurable, it has been thought disreputable to adopt their treatment as a specialty ; and hence physi- clans have neglected their proper study. | But of Iate years new and important dis- eric) havo brought forth a course that WwW proves successful in any of its forms, with certainty, without the use of the knife or caustic plasters. Wo have a treatment that is comparatively mild, It is not Jasotvotin, does not interfere with the healthy flesh, can be applied to aby o part of the body, L e nothing for | eancer ls cured, even the tongue. our services until the Address D. J. HULBERT, Eagleville, Centre Co, Pa. Ey ee ~~ Weddlag cards and all kinds of print. g at the CexTaE D eMoonaT or wounding 7 | phants who Struck by A Cyclone. | BARNUM'S CIRCUS TENT FIVE THOUSAND BLOWN DOWN ON PEOYLE. Y.. July 24.-—-While Jarnum, Baily, & Hutchinson's circus CorTLAND, N, was giving the afternoon here yesterday to an audience of 5,000 came up, The tent was ina Darrow val lev, between two small hill, and the 5 | storm rushing through this narrow place created a whirlwind, which struck the large performing tent from the west, af- | ter the dressing tent, Assistant Man ager Hyatt, seeing the storm coming bad | vs ‘hi 3 | the four peaks lowered, thinking this | | would prevent an accident, The hip [| | podrome was just beginning when the | wind struck the tent. In an instant the guy ropes were torn from the stakes | and the broad side of the tent was in Ropes and chains were flying, | | the air, | quarter poles were swinging in the air, and the canvas was torn into shreads, the In the midst of sll this confusion | people were thrown into a h could. foot Most which panic. Every ooe sprang to of them ran out among the horse | were harnessed ready for the chariot The wed plunged, trampling upon the people and terrified horses re and Faces, many riously, though, strange to say, non bad just been per ind had be trumpeted loudly, and were greatly « en hustled out « 1 the utm t eff cited, It dt fiorts o their trains tion and away fron people. To add t rain began to fall who had not fainted were ley within a radiu Cincinnati was high the crops. There and the | temperat 1 as to prom no general rain | y . jocal showy r+ small areas and ha and insufficient wthern Ohio and Indiana and N Ker tucky the wagon roads are covered with dust. Wheat is all of it weather has been favorable for harvest harvested and most has been threshed, The dry ing and threshing Farly sown oats"has « seaped ing but the | which the rains of the and of ate sown are suffering. Hay spr June set so thick on the ground hecked by the orn is the has had its growth Tuly drought. ( greatest sufferer In a few fields of low looks everywhere k growing of all the grains, irrigated bottom lands the corn but vigorous aud thrifty, else in upland and lowland the outioo is already discoursging and is more so every day. Corn in lands that are wont to yield from forty-five to seventy five bushels per acre, is now not more than three or four feet high and in Should wenath this yield full tassel, sewsonable er set in and continue from time forward such corn might three fourths the average crop, hand, if the present drought should con tinue eight or ten days longer no change | of season for the better afterward could save the crop. One-half of it would scarcely be worth eutting for fodder, and the other half would average not more | than a third of the usual yield, Most of the few showers that have fallen since the first of this month has been with- in a few miles of the Ohio river as that of yesterday. Further north in ' Ohio and Indians and further south in | Keotucky the drought has been unmiti- { gated. Potatoes and garden stuft have | been seriously checked in their growth. To aggravate the situation, the com | mon meadow grasshoppers have increas- led in a fow small areas in the most | seriously parched regions, where they have invaded gardens and vineyards and cut down everything before them. The pastures, which got ro good a star, look parched and dead. An early rain would reetore them, however. The large streams have shrunken to rivalets and the brooks and marshy lands are drying up, endangering the existence of live mock, Sparks from locomotives Was performance | persons a heavy storm of wind and rain | frightful | { Cataract a ng months On the other | fire the dead grass along the railways. | A good rain spreading over a wide | streteh of country within three or four i days would be worth millions of dollars to this part of the Ohio Valley, and the { continuance of good seasonable weather until the first of September would be worth millions of dollars more, — A A— Short Temperance No. 6. Why the Rumsellers Tall. | Beeause they, like Demetrius the sil Talks versmith, who made shrines for Diana, | : Wey. a | see that “this our craft is in danger to | be set at “Paul hath persuaded and turned much people,’ paught, sinee | and “that the great goddq 48 shou ld be d pised and herm sgnificen: edestroyed the And vel craft Paul whom world worshipeth.” | “mor ve know that by this Many have arisen who have caused the we have our wealth.” god Bacchus to be despised and his mag nificence set at naught whom ail world worships, So there is “no small stir’ since their craft is tobe destroyed, and their gains which bave come through the ignorance of these worshiper god are from them. “And full of ive hundred to be taken The thousand whole land mn fusion.’’ shiped unmols on his throne lowers tremble too, lest ¢ the sight cents <, and 50 they liberty Orily now say to this far and no farther ——— Additional Local. second grand annual ex nd Watkins (sie natural wonders of the Amer A special t VANDI ™s and good to st I point going and returning he route from Watkins will be oy the Northern Central railway to andaigus, giving a be | L Senaca Lake, thence over New York Cent ners The see over the en t excelled for beauty vlation » trian will be tink e coaches made to make it ] fare to Niagara Fa A AN been made the thin meat Arrangements have been made for Watkins { and Niagara Falls, and for carriage hire reduced rates at the hotels at and admission to all places of interests, #0 that persons may know just what it trip. The expense of the trip outside of the rail will cost before making the road fare will not exceed $5 C. A. Sears, Viee {dine Publishing Co. the President of the Al. of New York, and of | firm, gave our sanclum & pleasant oall | who is traveling in interest nid He says Now York State will be carried for Cleveland by a large majority, Mr | Bears’ knowledge of the politizal situation | there is strengthened by his intimate a hence his opinion issuthentic and valuable, Wanren, 500 hs choice all kinds of country produce for which the highest prices will be paid. A. V. Smith, Grocer 30-1, No. 61 High St, ~Great Reduction in Ginghams—Gar. man's, "Those who owe us for five and six yours subscription will please remit. ~Romnants of Embroidery at a sacri fleo—~Garman's, ~Visit Garman's store. 30.3 the | of Bellefonte great | the Candidate's Cards. Under the Rules each candidate must pledge him sell tw support the ticket as nominated Candidates inserting cards ure bom sTricTLY in advance, ANNOUNCEMENTS PRESIDENT JUDGE, rized to asnounce ADAM HOY as a candidate for President Judge, » Democratic ( vx pe We are auth act to Yention the decision of the uty { ASROCIATE JUDGE Wo are authorized to announce the name of J. J. LINGLE, andidate for Associate ision of the Democratic County ( of Bellefonte, as a « Jet to the dec tion, We are authorized to sunounce the same of CHESTER MUNBON of Philpst urg. as a candidate for Associate Judge, sub I eet to the un of the county tion Judge, sub mye deciai Democratic ouven ASSEMBLY are authorized to announce the name of HENRY MEYER, of Miles township, as a candidate for Assembly, { the Dem We subs sion ratic ( pty Con swirized to annonnee the name of F. HUNTER a a candidate for Assent + of the Democratic ( ¢ Rr andidate » RBBOUL F. TAY1A TREY y of the for Asem! Dem atic County ( iy, sub uver ined to announce the ns PHIL 8. FISHER ndidate for As he Democratic wrized Ww announce the name LEONARD RHONE, lidate for the 1 asa candidate thorized to announce the JOUN A. WOODWAR . Lh! he + Ahdidate for f the Ix ALEXANDER sem! ' rs uty TREARURER CHARLES sMITH A Oh HARPER tion Sor Prod r to att FRANK E Rinne \’ A MEETING ©O | MEMBERS OF THE BAR of the wing wae made And now 25, 1884 FF THE the ire civil Net of members of the anaes for Har the fered that the with, and that { the several write of inty of Contre at Augost tern next § thatthe Proth tary publish this f the aunty, and that the on ne erm, it In on etm be dispensed oe woek o evers entre ply w 1 week and that he imoned not appear papers I summ more jnrors notify them already ADAM HOY. P 5th 3 day of July J.C. Hanren, Prothonotary, Walnut, poplar and linn lumber want. by RB. B. Spangler & Co 28.41 ~ Ridgway Refrigerators, sold only by B. Spangler & Co Encampment suits at Lowins Philadel phis Branch. 2/2 ted to pay for | Groceries, Provisions, &c, & C0, No. 8 and B Bishop St, Bellefonte, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR & FEED, | SALT, FISH, &c, THE CHEAPEST STORE To buy (froceries in this sec- tion of the State. LOOK At a few of OUR PRICES Lake Herring, 1 1 Sack Best Roller Flour 3 Cans String Beans Peaches Apricots Pears all sugar) Pi As Good Table Peaches ttles Catsup Baking Pi wile I . Pure Pepper we Syrup amp Starch " ‘orn Starch, per pound 1 pound best Coffee Sardines, 9 boxes for Scaled Herring, per box Loose Valeotia Raisins French Prunes 2 he { Olieni Soap | Bloater Herring, per doz 2 Ibs Canned Corned Beef | Tapioca Flake or Pearl i EVERYTHING ELSE Sold as Cheap in Pro- portion. The Band of Hope held a pienie at | the fair grounds Tuesday. The attendance | w i | quaintance throughout the entire State, | was quite large A New Tmime, ~Cork shavings make | the best #lling for beds. Samuel J. Tilden butter and | will sleep on nothing else. Sold by R. B. Spanier & Co, Satisfaction guaranteed at Finkbind or's Gallery. «Remnants of all goods below cost, at Garman's, eel would say to the citizens of Belle. fonts and Centre county that I am agent for the Household Sewing Machine, the best offered for sale. Call at my Tailor shop on Bishop streot and examine before purchasing elsewhere, A.B Sxypen. 74 we Dress Ginghams at less than Cotte Garman's, ——_"I ~ 44 We also have in connection with our store a first-class Meat Market, And sell CHEAPER than any other | Meat Market in town. E. BROWN, JR., & C0. 611+ BELLEFONTE, PA. i. BROWN, JR. . 07 | Philadelphia Branch, | | WE ARE BUSY !! ar e | It would be strange if we were not MEN'S YOUTH'S AND BOYS CroruinG Is unrivaled for and 3 compli Leness every excellence, HOW DO WE KNOW 2 ey say what they mean Buyers Don't Flatter. Our Prices are Right, which Means LOW. It has ben war ain: to thing at as small profits possibly aflord. Many choice goods been scaled How do From have already lower down. we know we are right ? our cus tomers. It is the only way to get at truth that we know of. (S41 SUMMER SUITS ost stylish fabrics } country. If you are thinking about purchasing C lothing call and examine our allractive stock, Look at our goods critically, inspect the style, fit and make, and see if they are not equal to the best Merchant Tadlor’s make and al ONE-HALF the cost, mn every respect Also, a full line of GENTS FURNISHING 00DS, Hats, Caps, Ete, Etc. LEWIN'S Philadelphia Braach, Allegheny Street, Bellefonte.
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