How to I There are many wavs of geting early ol as starting the plants bot bed, and covering them with glass, after thoy these methods are not adopted, to get th such the house crops, or trying n mn ol ol ele. are satou'. Bat when heres [al x still a chance to have early vegetables It wh | dre «1 pl ant the m ow © imply {0 il, ] 1s not de sirable and ag od garden, select the warm ast ‘ and | 4 sow or plant ¢ aly. I or wise LO sow Or ain crop before tie soil is in good working co But tor wae dition. a few early crops a small scale, can well a little early risk of loosing our sowing Que thing be depend on this early sowing, but sow Late mote ceed, fails, should not overlooked or plant again a littl when th soil aud weather ar fv If the first sowing YOu are Y Th re much abead; if it you have only the seed and your labor. oul cau well afford to run this rik. are some crops which can be sown the frost t aut of the Amon may mention peas, cabbage, moment the 13 soil, | ] no risk. with little or we flower, spinach, onion, lettuce, ¢ It is scl lery, beet, carrot, parsuip, ete. m that these crops are b by earl frost. Last yeara frost in May d stroyed many cabbage plants, but this rt ¢ ¥ is a very unusal occurrence the crops which wew wld res if the will escape, are beets, radish cauliflower, ira » i out waiting to see bages, beans, corn, Fort SwiTH, Anderson, a Ch vears old, was to tn cording to mur ler i Win IN WAS the name rs tu tenced in chester while ti a lonely road, and ther lated the ed youth pen pl nned body and secure condem Was Sen. lL In an w 1 paper p ecutioner knel K lie one shot the killis when th dec Dn eme was no bh and said Tw the Le y i for the pr of the one, testator It was widely part, favorably n f means o n over rat preme unconstii rot give heard tou husband utional, wife on Lhe a AN OPP shing the dispos of proj 3 in whi rights, “A wife's rests band’s estate ys the C likely to be purely selfish and I The two co-opt rate in ac generally with an olject in eventually it sha'l tu nefit others to ‘whom thy tached; and if the hust Te tally incompetent under the infinence of mercenary persons, tion of it, no person as the wife to make facts to defeat it, ' y she h her A ly inte in hu "8 art, umulst view tl hildren mut Are } iy &t vhile men or in the hends ani weming and 1a Nak) ng Hispos ustly entitled f the 14 80 a showing o AC End tof P In a letter to a New York the president of “The Society f to rood yrsarmen veekly pa known the Bergh well per Mr. Henry " Pre Animals one vention of Cruelty Baye the men He in view Barnum as of ‘1 regard Mr, wind kind-hearted * most humane » living. manages an exhibition which, of its vast mag itude and amazing ex cellence of det has no equel in the world.” As Mr. Barnum he will positiv ely has announced that take in is his “Greatest Show on Earth” enti our cousins in the mother « ety torrent | Britain in 1887, we are gh to inform uniry that Ancaster county commissioned be DE | w \ A REWARD FOR ABE BUZZARD I'he S HAving come tired of employing private le iO bringin Ingin gd 0 Ww, have pi "21.000 toany one who Ww bring ind | n nantly | d Hey yO) ¥ de p otbed | A 1 Liny rand i er ng nid, live ad [ | Uuite Jute 14 here { { poi i ent b : Vso road |! unt Thon say th ( effect m 1 n of wir learne 1 fellow hn H Orvis, Thirty while he wa n Loe : the history Judge Jo Are va Judg wv k Haven, en away fr th wi al smboat Jogae a irn Urvi hen last heard of Tease the Miss up and it | aaling + The wat was blown sed that Jewe the SU was | one of the tims of explosion Jadge Recently, 1 a years the has dead, received a hil | I'brough LE his brother however, the Judge letter from Nebraska informing him that the still rous citizen ong-lost brother i Ve has fil ed 4 alive and Is juite af that State He also positi A pi various local offices snd ns under the UU He has led an SN, govern eventful life written to him and there many very interesting and ex ine in the Le told which will render their corr se pondence pleasant and and will soon, we suppose, A meeting alter s0 many ment, Judge will be ’ citing hag dents entertaining | bring about years of sep | aration, News, Mr. Mr. necticut Humane society of which Bergh's indorsement Barnum i= a E] correct | director of the Con | Lis | wife is vice-presi lent anda life member, | He is also a member of the “Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelety to Animals, Hospital and is generally identified with | "* president of the Bridgport ohjeets of public.and private charity Bridgeport St mdard, May 15, seat war broke out here afresh t A mob eame over from Wilmot and de- molished the court house, No resistance was made, the a tack being a surprise, The Tr vers people look to the cour's for redress, Great damage is s being done, Travers, Dax, The coun'y Iny ~Our 8g ring Stock of WOOLENS HOW complete. Bottom prices, leave your ror 10d Moxr.oueny & Ch, Ta'ors { ded for in less than an hour, i (4 (1. i | Milesburg, The ME has been remodeled at a cost of 300 was re-opend last Sunday. The Rev, E J.Gray, President of Williamsport Dick inson Seminary, preached in the morn ing ton large congregation. At the close the the of sermon congregation was : waked for $125, all of which was provi The Rev, Ague, who at present is living at was with us to assist in pro |] | curing the money. In the evening the people again assembled to listen to » sermon by Bro, Ague, although feeling unsb'e, physically to pr ach we are glad to say, he got long finely. Bro. Agu‘, wes a former pastor on this charge and d'd good work while here, and the peopl + h ive not for. gotten hi rv, bu. are glad to see him often we Cor, Philipsburg Journal, 7.000 city sand pup The | lives of each to | Church at Martha, wi ich | DUBOIS, n., May 14th While the “ia Duos, | 1885. Fort DEMOCRAT, straying nded in new oly round I fl f twely A) and ¢ popu! It ining and manufactning town and ir bo Du ios old ution, ' ' en fill, "w borough yntaing about |b is n lumbering, estined to the next incorporated It hool buildiogs with over a the u- hie in the state, contains three ood } ench It nlso flouring wd erght chur ontuinivg a large membeaship. a floe roller large Mtns proce saw mill v large hine ox factory, a soap fac- fact m ler shop, | bi t ny aj ressed ory hesides a sree number of manufaetories, interest is felt as to who (4 the coming man for post master. | | of to ire a number applicants; 1) nuairn ns who Was | Hn ikaly the mun each applicant All | would get Ln. La | ol riends thought he onced S ither wa I that Pi the he Dest Qu dified } { ne rons ol the office tood d and on this ground he can be consider know A} x 1s and worked for Curtin forCongress A . N ot I a partisian politically. Not dates we can B IK nye any of the eand on ey mre all good men, it the Prof. 1 nor terest utner Lo in de leep in © Nn grtin should not « chances for or against his of the | ide t offi C tle said on politics not runing more than hence Lhe MINETrs are number ol Hotels and stores, wot tried o enumerste then hav - found whe shine that gushir ¥ have beautiful } wardwalks { 1s in operat on, hree firs sl Aimost every branch of We yam, industry is represented here have two yum ought 10 beats Altoona Mee P parlor and Mrs i ville ice cream Bellefonte, all | clors is proj ri le ther fonte girs oul h elress of the | you want als ring your Belle re i to them a treat that L. B. { ed, the most handsome house in town J akin iwelling 15 A treat Barnhart is ouilding, ie claim C. Smith also anticipates great improvements on his house, John Brugger. who has been confin- bed of several week &, 18 ONCE MOTE Moen perambulating ep 10 A sickness for the streets, John LL. Rich terest of a N. Y J is traveling in the in- . nursery firm still : Dale is Tel homas Fommy engaged in seiling the Su a lively agent Joe Barton runs Jack gentlem nis Griest's store {while that ittending to | the dutics of county commissioner, J [is one of the most popular, corteout | and obliging clerks in the county, John C, Rumberger is cultivating a | m w«tache, and its | | ba'l m ustaches, either, but a real, live {Or eecan be seen with the naked Peek Groest eaught several nice trout ile has them ged b ek of his father's resi Peck is a son named in honor of Peck’s bad boy last Saturday, the dene on m sbrenin of his sire, So Our prople are gradually Vecoming nocustomed to the changes made by the P. R. R. company in the station build. ing. Domino, Straw hats, Garman's, =n Tuesday morning Joseph Smith who clerks in Valentines Store Cy, Limit ed weni to Kane Pa. to attend the faner. al of his sister. We sympathize with Mr. Smith as IL is the old, but true saying but fulfilled ‘‘trouble never comes single.” He quite recently burried his father and now his sister, » workman mou store in the grange store room, wre runnd ir then Me Lau {| Harri | Mrs | Mr dal | visitor note of your base | eye, BPRING MILLS, first nyder county and is pre- ng, flo I’, 8. Dale has employed a clap from 8 pared to manufscture sidi , Door h, and cles, ind uding | ring, ling “ irned sr irinitar Wim, Bnyner has opened sn implement ( Marsra. M. B. 1g 8 beer bottling thoy Bitner and John Horner 1 not he fnctory, wlso curry on the ht H nging Church Sabbath | were M. E 5 on last ecckman union and gyening we ented Mra LO AN exc ieciurs MeL ent temperance nwugh under Mrs y Mrs, At the « organi Presid Mrs Vy in, who lectures of the le Ww WW nH wa hs White f ol new $7 the | nt I four, I put Tay or It she DUR is i p! and, al our small, I regan I sanclium, per b) four page b Balt artha rape and ile has never 8'n vhich has not hel allow od nt rank and and th has the ' +3 james wlfore the public "gE One dence its excellen jul be summed may y remain on the ima without injury; 5th Aver: to stand drought fruit, which The | Ages raaity of size of h nie large ; OL rapidity with ith, The glossy and beautiful appearance of the which it forms new sels foliage, retaining ita verddre until very late in the fall, making it of the finest border planta for lower beds that | can be obtained ; Sth, enormous produce tiveness ; all there qualities uniting to make it the most valuable market ber ry which has ever been produced Groan and For Sale by Tux C. L one Vax Dusex Nursery Co. (reneva, N. Y. | Agents wanted ! Permanent positions | | on salary, and expenses paid, All the man's, new styles in Jerseys—Gar vassers would do wel! to examine the | advertisement of R. G, Chase & Co. TRY HARRY TEATS’ Bonelnes Hames, Nice, fresh Mackerel, Best Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef, Cholce Lard, Good, Fresh Canned Pumpking, Good, Fresh Canned Apples, Caltfornia Plumas, Dried, Evaporated Apples and Peaches. Choice Raising, Carrants, Nuts and Fruits. ni8uf. WaxTED-—A position by a young man of good business qualifications, Best of references furnished. Ad ress, this of fice. ne cured by Jul WHrLe, der and tation der. | Vockie | Parties desiring employment as ean. Fie r magh on Fat Clear out rate, mice, roaches bugs Palpitation " indigestio Mend "Wells He “Rough Ask for Wells k « # inc he ulth Re on Corn ewer Rough on nmplete cure Huard or bunions “Buch (Quic k. complies cure, a Uninary D Mone, Gravel $1 Druggiet Sen f Cutrrab torres } Lmnnoten in cramps, diarr} | f “Wells weak New Advertisements ENRY KELL] A \ OTICE TO CONTRA UIMTOR'S Fiat AY DITOR S NOTICE. # met Th Manufacturers ORNAMEN A Foncings, Railings, Crestings. | T ¢ mest dewiralde designe 1 nal sade fr nform artist Ww MQUATe % wt leal ® roe molt grades, and to rompa prac and contraction Tm wg Fence Post, (for either Ne lis’ Original Harpoon H Pulleys, & Little Giant Riding Plows . Ne K ectric Fpring Too bh Floating Harrows and O Harrow und Seeders, Spring Tooth Corn Ou ltivators Balance Horse Hay Rakes, [Road Levelors, Walking Riding & Oombined Oors Ouitivetore. Post Angers | and Diggers, Apt] Steele, bo The above goods on hand and made ¢ rder by A.J. Nellis Company. Pittsburg, Pa ally pe andes patents ox PRT Ne rere. Our tr the mos bow te ute for Manufactures of iv w r wing rhe, Grapples bart roe Hay ¥ AY DITOR'S dervigned, an Auditor appointed | phans’ Court, of Centre « the exceptions filed to the aceount of Robert LL. Bhirk guardian of the children of John Malone, de ceased, will meet the partion intersstad. for the s ait | poses of hie appuintment, on Friday, the Sth day Jane, 1985, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at his offices in Belle fonte, when and where all who see proper may attend D. 8 KELLER, Avditor by the Or minor 20 the ( June Ist the outside A Sealed proposals will b received at | missloners’ Ofhen in Bellefonte up repairing the plastering an . painting the Onsurt Hones, Belfry, Clock Died Bpecifioations casa be seen at the Office The Commissioners or all bids ee Commitseionsrs resery the ight to rect any | i JOIN WOLy AJ GRIEST J.C HENDERSON, | OG. WW, Rewnesone, Clerk ] CoM! moxie NOTICE.—The un- | of | TOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. — FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! w offered to IMIMENSE SACRIFICE. Stock baving baile kes thi iil ling ma goods never S & A LOEB, HAVE, HAVE, HAVE YOUR . BY | FLEMING, THE TAILOR, Belt | mbined | Full Stock, Low Prices, | i anty Mo hear and determine | NO FIT, SALE. N.'E. Cor. Diamond, BELLEFONTE, | wn “J N OTIC EOF APPEALS—Appeals A will be held for the several townships and boroughs In the Commissioners’ office, at Bellefonte, Pa, a follows Monday, June 1<For the townships of Rush, Tay lor, Worth, Moston. Union; and the boroughs of Philipsburg, Unlonville and Milesburg Tuesday, June 2 For the townships of Burnsides, Bnow Bhos, Boggs, Howard, Cartin, Liberty, Marion and Walker: and the borough of eward Wednesday, June 3 For the townships of Miles, Haines, Penn, Gregg and Potter and the boro mgh of Miliheim, Tharsday, June 4. Por the townships of Harris College, Ferguson, Hall Moon, Patton, Denner end Bpring: and the borough of Bellefonte, Between the hours of 104 %. and 4 ru The aneranore are required to attend the sppen! with the transcript, re SOR oly Tree . G.W. Rowsenonn, (Clerk, Grain Market, As earrected weekly by Lawnency L. Brown, pet bushel. and mined, por whol Wheat, red, Wheat, white Rye, per bashel . Curn, shelled, por bushel. Oats, per bushel .y La Produce Market. Following are the produce quotations as received by ue up to the bout of going to prese—3 o'clogk, Wed: nesday *. x, Potatoes, por bushel.
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