NO ROOM FOR MOTHER. Going North, madam. No, ma'am. Going South, then. I don’t kuow, ma'am. Why, there are only two ways to go. I didn't know, cars. I'm waiting for the train to go to John. John? There is John. Whereis it. Oh! John's my son. Kansas on a claim. I am going right to Kansas, myself, You intend to visit, No, ma'am. She said it with a sigh burdened, the stranger was touched. I was never on the no town called He's in out go heart John sick. No The evasive tone, the look of noticed pain in the furrowed face was by the stylish lady as the gray head bow” ed upon the toil-marked hand She wanted to hear her story; to help her. Excuse me—John in trouble. Oh, no—I'm in trouble. my old heart never thought to see. The train does not come for some time. cloak. You are kind. If my own were s0 I shouldn’t be in trouble to-night. What trouble? Maybe can help you. 18 your It's hard to tell it to strangers, but | | ADC my old heart is too full to keep it back. When I was left a widow with three children, I thought it was more than I could bear! bat 1t wasn't bad as this. The stranger waited till she recover. as ed her voice to go on. I had only the cottage and my will- | g hands, I toiled early and late all the years till John could help me. Then we kept the girls at Joho and me. They were not long ago—married rich ss the married world goes. John sold the cottage, sent me to the city to live with them, | and he went West to begin for him self, the girls and they would provide for me now, Her voice choked with emotion. The | stranger wsited in silence I went to them in the city. Iw to Mary's first. house, with servants to wait ent She lived in a great a house many times larger than the little cottage ; but I soon found there wasn’t room enough for me. The tears stood in the lines on The ticket agent stirred the fire and went Came bad cheeks. softly After a pause she continued . I went to Martha's—went pain in my heart I never felt before. I was willing to do anything so as not to be a burden. But that wasn’t it. I found that they were ashamed at, k. with of my bent old body sod my withered | | Trouble ! Soothed by a touch of sympathy the troubled soul yielded to the longing for rest, and she fell asleep. The agent went noiselessly about bis duties that he mightnot wale her As the fair stranger watchad she saw The hear, Mary and Martha, a smile on the careworn face, lips moved, She beut down to I'm doing i fr hey take care of we some time, the days in fond hefore She was dreaming of if the which inspired her, Il the little cotingo-—: hopes ng she roken gome day she would turn, the to Courant. learned, with a b heart, that homeles in U0 - world, to John, — Chicago i WAI FAsHION Venetian beads in great variety are coming in favor, collars remain Fashionable dress as close and high as ever [he brooches ana hairpins. moonstone grows 1 favor for The newest yellow shade of lettuce green is enlled salad green, Short plumes tipped with pearls | are revived for millinery purposes, Lavender is effective and fashion. able combined with either pale or Here, rest your head upom my | | colored canvas combined with dahlia ed than usual on the | the | Baltique school, | He ssid we had provided for | | more a her— | her | tumn bonnets, : jet, shell, copper, bronze a deep green. A new afternoon dress shows mauve | velvet, Plain velvet is even more employ- new fall bonnets | and hats, Ostrich the | leading garniture of imported bonnets 1 hats, plumes and tips are telephone are the | new steel and names given to the or elec- tric shades of blue. f braid be Trimmiog of crochet and o designs with lace stitches will | much worn this autumn long shell hair pins are worn | straicht geross the back of the head under the pointed hats and bonnets studded with 1 es surrounded Crossed keys pearls | and horsesh: with pearls are favorite desigus for brooches. Dark blue with marigold or orange is fashionably combined yellow and |eream color is similarly treated For wear®with low shoes nothing is - black stockings with clockings of the same The h still head, the compact Mikado pu {i in favor eiegaatl thao pisib SIE air is worn high on the fl across the head, starting wa a Freach twist, growing Wide gauze throat wit to the bottom tied the eads fall. the ribbons about hi h a large bow, ing dress, are preferred to lacs ee I'he summer mill boas on warm days Spanish comb iotroduced in nery is a feature of It au is to be found in and in blue, iridescent and cut steel, Reports say that there has never been a greater variety of feather garn- |iture than will be displayed during | the opening of the fall season, popu- | larity being predicted for both plain face ; ashamed of my rough, wrinkled and fancy styles hands, made so toiling for them. The tears came thick and fast now The stranger's hand rested caressiogly on the gray head. At last they told me that I live at a boarding house, and they'd keep me there. I couldn’t say any- thing back ; my heart too full of pain. I wrote to John what they were going must to do. long, kind letter for me to come him. I always had a home while he had a roof, he said—to come right there and stay as long as I lived ; that his mother should never go to strangers So I'm going to John. He's got only his rough hands and his great heart; but there's room for mither—God blesas—<him-— The stranger broshed a tear from He wrote right back, a warm old his her fair cheek and syaited the cog | clasion, Some ‘av, when | gm gow I'll never trouble them and Martha will think of it all. Again, Mary i ! day, whea the hands that toiled for | them are folded and still ; when the eyes that watched over them through many a weary night are closed for- body, bent with the burdens it bore for them, | ever ; when the little old them a. The agest drew his hand quickly before his eyes, an! went out, ae if to look for the train. The stranger's jewelled fingers stroked the gray locks, while the tears ofvorrow sud the tears of sympathy fell 1ogether, he weary bewrt was uuburder od, right to | Tinsel dress materials and wearing is rapidly disappearing from all AD- | parel in general, much to the credit of general taste, as the glittering ef- fect has been much overdone during | last two seasons. felt | rolling brim turned up high on one the A bronze walking hat, with | |side, is trimmed with a large bow of {deep red ribbon and a cluster of bronze and red feathers, among which | two bird claws are placed. A capote of dark brown embroider- ed crepe has the brim covered with A cluster of purple asters and richly tinted au- bronze velvet leaves. tumn leaves arranged in front, form | the trimming velvet sibbon. Evameled The strings are of butterflies with the |’ markings in diamonds are mounted | ppon delicate spiral springs, so that the wings have the tremulous motion Ww here lO {the brim bordered with beads of the (same tiot. Full loops of velvet, ar- [place by an iridescent steel comb, * | form the trimming. The wide strings put away where it can never shame fi's living prototype. These orna, | ments are especially favored for hair. Some i pins, A bonnet of grayish blue straw has ranged coronet fashion, and held in which tie under the chin are of velvet. C—]—_ im The entire assessment of Dakota Territory is $130,000,600, Pike's Peak, Col, has been climbed by 1,259 persons this season, A Mexican village is to be exhibited in Horticu!tural Hall in October. | Fred Heckman, {| James Runkel, 1 DM Clemson, {| Alfred Jones, Philipab IS A Brew | Sumuel M Martz, [ Irwin Schenck, L | Tornel Kaufman, | Simon Harper, Cs List of Jurors. GRAND JURORS, FOURIIE MONDAY NOV, Gaorge "at Are, M L Rishel, John Wetzel, Spring, Samual Harter, Hurrison Barr, Huston, J H Mitchell, College, Robert Musser, Gregg, Henry Fiedler, Millheim, Isnne Shimell, Rush, A C Witherite, Milesburg, Robert Wolf, Haines, John Hurpeor, Potter, Samuel Lose, Miles, Benj H Arney, Potter, Andrew Harter, Penn, John Nyman, Snow Shoe, J H Lingle, Bellefonte, George Copenhaver, Teylor, Stover, Miles, lexander, Spring, Burnside, Millheim, Grege, [| | | Greg, | | | J LITTER Jumes R A Theo Bonk, HH B Pontius, Beliefonta, CT Frybarger, Philipsburg, W R Delong, Liberty, THIRD MOXDAY Nov, Willinm Yeager, Snow Shoe, Jas B Willinms, Worth, 8 8S Miles, Worth Ira Packer, Howsrd borough, J H Holi, Bnow Show, James Lingle Boggs, George W MceGutlay, SY James P Glenn William M Allison W R Campbell, TRAVERSK os URORS, Philspsburg, ow Bhoe 1 Snow Lucas, St Shoe, Gregg, Milesburg, Gregg, Wim Wolf, Haines, Samuel F Kline H David Krape, Haines Hinton, Snow Shoe, John M Furey, Spring, Potter I' A Snyder, B Alexander, ' Ferguson, Louis G Dunkle, Howard township, Yarnell, Boggs, H G Royer, Miles mir Jacob ] Leave Kallroads, ALD BAGLE VALLEY RI Time Dubie in effest Muy, 12 WESTWARD, J Bo i Lenve Lock. Haven Flemington... Mill Hull Beech Creek .... * Xagleville...............coon Howard Mount Exgle. Milesburg Bollefonte,.........oiiisees. MUesburg.......cssinriinves { Snow Shoe 1nt...ouevee Unionville Julian Murtha... Port Matilda Hannah Fowler Bald Eagle Vall cesesnicnnsiniinsien Arrive at Tyrone EASTWARD. Tyrone Enst Tyrone Fi Hunnsah.. Milesbupg Bellefonte. ,.ooosesessss . Milesburg Booch ROB cosnssinniesns § ill Hall YELLEFONTE ) R.--Time & SNOW Table in affect SHOE William Ishler, Benner, urg, Adam Hartswick, Haines, AW Worth, Wil inn Weaver, Grroge, Henry Brown, Walker, Geo L P Holter, Boggs, Frank McCoy, Bellefonte, ss, Lrregg, Mure, Be k, Howard borough, , Taylor, loose, efonte, ERSE JURORS, FOURTH MONDAY. er, Ferguson , | 34 ¥ | 34 Hews Hai ichael F ; Harve i! Hart Ww y L Potte Miles, Greg + Shaffer, Philip Shook William Fi Cyrus Durst, Thad ator, Haines, E Stover, Haines, Wm Tressler. Patton, G W Ocker, Potter H H Shrover, Bellefonte, John C Hoover, Huston, H O Hoffer, Philipsbusg, HS Delong, ( Wm Shaw, Grege, Harry Crissinan, Snow Shoe, Josse Winklehlech, Haines, W H Smith, Unionvi John Grove, Gregg, Rohert Gardner, Fe John T Fowler, Taylor, Henry Meeker, Burnside, Sohn Hunter, Miles, TRAVERSE JURORS, in e, reuso 4 n, FIFTH MONDAY. Haines, William H Spring, ST Askey, Snow Shoe, x ha B Gooneen, Forge on, od Krumrine, C A W Atherton, Rush, Fletcher Riddle, Patton, W E Irwin, Philipsburg, John Garberick, Spring, B Rumb-rger, Rush, Wm H Adams, Milesburg, Joseph Ross, Spring | Ge rege Kaup, J W Mattern, DW Parker, Bellefonte, Harris Way, Union, Theo 8 Christ, ( George Krape, Gregg, Haines, berty, John 1 Thompeon, Collegmn A V Carpenter, Philipsburg, Samuel Bathurst, Boggs, | Amos Garberick, Spring, J A Confer, Be a Charles King, Snow Shoa, pring, nire HAW, Boggs, Charles Bressle, user, lege, Philipsburg, linge, William Wagner George K. Baker, Collage, Frank M Grove, Rush, DZ Kline, Bellafonte, H H Osman, Worth, Eph Glenn, Patton, Milton Nyman, Boggs. General Logan and Gov, Alger of Michigan, while in California recently took off their coats and felled a tree that would cut into 108 cords of wood or furnish 356,000 feet of lumber, They received assurances that they could eard fitty dollars por month any time they chose to leave their olstars homes und occupations and steady position in a red wood bee camp, | Bellef | Snow Shoe ] May Loaves ow Shoe b Arrives Am, 8 mite 6:06. 8 m Leaves Bellefonte Bnow Shoe at 10 Leaves Sno Bellefonte 5:51 § Leaves Bellef a9405 5. 20 au m., arrives at m o 4:40 § w St . m m. ante 8:25 p. m,, arrives BLAIR, Gen, Sup't. W15b1 JRG & TYRONE e Jab ¢ in offi R 1 8 Muay 14 ESTWAKD. R 54. 6 00 Furr soe MN . 3 6 10 Warriors Mark...... | PERS YLVANIA | Phils. & Erie Divisior sflor May 11, 1884 WES ERIE MAIL Leaves Pt TWARD. wee» ew *Arrives at Erie, AGARA EXPR Leaves Ph phis Harrisburg....... st Williamsport Lock Haven, Renovo ni Ess ade LA Arr _ TE. Passengers by this train in Bellefonne at..cn...... FAST LINE Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg Williamsport... Arr st Lock Haven, EASTWARD LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS Leaves Lock Haven Willinmeport...... arr at Harrisburg......... 11 Philadelphia. DAY EXPRESS Loaves Kane ...cooovvininns Renovo Lock Haven. Williamsport... arr al Harrisburg... Philadelphia ERIE MAIL Loaves Erie Ww Hilamapors arr at Marrisburg Philadelph Erie Mail East and noect at Erie with trains on L.S. & M. 8, RR; st Corry with B, P. & W.RR.; at Emporiom with B.N. Y. & P. RR.,, and st Drill. | wood with A. V. RR. R. NEILSON, Gen’ Supt PHILADELPHIA axp READING RALLROAD, 8 uthward saw Line, A "| ru ! 6 | | Pht lipitog RO CARW 1080013 0 “ 10 13 11 38) 11 9 12 8%, 12 68 1 240 Northward AM Ir 65111 tw 1186 1is 10 838 Willlamaep rt Lewisburg «w Banbury Shamokin Mt Oarmel 0 Khe nandoah N Mahanoy Oy... cere Pottaville, wow Schuylkill Haven . Anbu... Hamburg. ...coviven | domsport.. on Reading... +Birdsbhoro... vee Pottstown Jhomizville.,. Woot Brig, on. i 4 won Wath Hann ra bo 8 JL «Philadel we a vl! rrr Fir nger coaches betwash Philipsburg and Wye hae el each why dally, ekotht raat Gon’ Pass, “and The At ESSSNBITINENS BEADS - = 233: y Arrives al | at | | dutien IGREAT CHRISTIE'S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS LOCK HAVEN, PA, HIS institution is devoted to the specialty of imparting business know. ledge, and 10 qualifying the young and middle aged of both sexes by new and practical methods for the responsible duties of business life, Rates moderate, or, Advantages super- For particulars address, RB. N. CHRISTIE, Principal. Lock Haver, #a ONE DOLLAR. The Weekly Pat rid, HARRISBURG, PA, The Democrat finterasting news aud misce reading Only One Dollar Per Year. Spec ial Rates to Clubs leading paper In the Stat Yul lanecus aud politics AGENTS n every towneh i} jeft sbe ne for Weekly Patri Writer Address all commun THE PATRIOT, th r term ations to Harrisburg, Pa, ONE MILE SIGNAL WHISTLE « Joudemt wid mont plercingly shrill wie Cnn be Me urd up 1, Gor crmme © Cariridge plebiod brace bul Hed. viel In valun he “on ftewn farms re 8} —rte men on nidve, end \ a rutalogue of adie guna kn yeu, nov eltion, se : 7 woeful arideles, wo wii send tus 4 whistie sud oataiogue by ne poet P paid for only BE conte In stamps 44 : BENNIE A ALLNON MY G. CO. T25 Filbert Sireet, Philadelphia, Poona fe. full, oxy teresting Arews Professional eit da H (ards, PAA ANA SPS ENRY KELL. E ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELISFONTE PA « Ovwien wire D. 8. Keron, FE rn J CA L VIN MEYER, ATTORNEY AT Law wi lvlonts, Va Office with Judge Hoy. Jno. KH, Onvis, 4] Cree (RVI, M. Bowes, Kavis BOWER & ORLVIS ATTORNEY BAT LAW Balle ihe a Doet Besww pio be Office opposite the Court 11 | Wosdring” Block. | i | HA RKSHBERGER, { Mucosa o 10 Yocum & Harshbe tf; ATTORNEY. 8% LAW Office N. KE, corner } x nai dawn bey lenin g's Talloring Eetablisho et | PPRP a bly BANGLE | > Fa NGLER & HEWES, ATTORNEYS AT LAY BELLEFONTE, CENT LE COUNTY, Va | Bpocial attention to ( / 3 Courts. Consultation in Germmn Joctions; practios sl! ihe I). F. FORTNEY, PF. Hows ir Ba Kiish haat ATTORNEY AT-LAW BELLEFONTE, PA Ofoe In Conrad House Allogher y wtrwst Special sttention given to the coll All basins attended to prow; thy G. LOVE, ATTORNEY AT wA ton of clabeme tA | Offes in the roc P. Wilson me forme D.N. NANTINGE 1 J 251 fee on fice wr — INGS & REEDEK, ATTORNEYS AT I BELLEYOR ona AW TE, PA. Qe» ne. $9. Allg cceupied Ly lste Brm hy Eiroet » « Hast JAMES A wheal my BRA YER | J3EAVER & GEPHART, i > ATTORNEYS Uilice on Allegheny street, ¢ onte, Pa ErEARY WwW C. HEINLE, N ATTORNEY AT LAW BELLEYONTE. Pa e leftin the Court House LE MENT DALE, NL LAL AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa two lastdoor toth HO er Diamond C. HIPPLE, ATTORNEY AT -LAW KE EAVEE, Pa. 8 iy 1 business promptly attends LAKE MAHOPAC, N. Y. MY DAUGHTER WAS VERY BAD OFF ON ACCOUNT OF ,A COLD AND PAIN ON HER LUNGS.™ DR. THOMAS’ ECLECTRIC OIL CURED HER IN 24 HOURS. ONE'OF*THE BOYS WAS CURED OF A SORE THROAT. THE MED- ICINE HAS WORKED WON- DERS IN OUR FAMILY, ! ‘ ALVAH PINCKNEY | “ITS SPECIALTIES.” | DR. THOMAS'ECLEC- TRIC OIL FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, DIPH- THERIA, SORE THROAT, CATARRH, AND BRONCH- IAL TROUBLES GIVES IM- MEDIATE RELIEF. . THE MOST VIOLENT 'AT- TACK ¢ OF NEURALGIA WILL RECEIVE - IMMEDI- | ATE AND PERMANENT RE- ILLIEF IN FACT... AS... A CURE FOR NEURALGIA IT HAS NEVER FAILED. imparting a practioal enabling young men 10 entor upon of life, For circulars address VP. Dore & Sox TBE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BOOK and JOB OFFICE, HIGH STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA. If NOW OFFERING INDUCEMEN TO THOSE WISHING FIRST-CLASS TH ‘Plain or Fancy Printing We have u LAW nususl facilities for printing BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, PROGRAMMES, STATEMENTS CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, NOTE HEAR, BUSINESS CARDS INVITATION CARDS, CARTES DE VISITR, CARDS ON ENVELOPES AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKS $@ Orders by mall will receive prompt | attention. #8 Printing done in the bastmyle, on short notice and at the lowest rate ¢ ——— —— sn — nrg we STUDIO, 2nd floor Bush Areade, (Room opp. Dr. Rothrock's Dental aflicd, ) I am now ready to do oll kinds or PAINTING, Ouch as PORTRAITS in oil, Ya ND SCAPES, SIGN and ORNAMEN. TAL, FANCY DECORA. TING and GRAINING a SPECIALITY. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases I would be pleased » have you oall and examine spheimens of work. [Io structions given in Painting, Very ResrecrruLLy, ¢ P #ilder, SALES MEN JANTED 10 canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock | Steady employment gost teed. SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID. arly at ones, stating age. Chase Brothers, fociests busines adn. the amr Uve MITCHELL, PRACTICALSURVEYOR, LOCK HAVER, Pa fn Clearfield, Osntre aul ban J WF Will attend Clinton counties Office opposite Lock Haven Nations! Band D* A. W. HAFER, = DEXNTIET, HIGH STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA Harte _ vinlédy I 1. K. HOY, M. D., 2 Firet National Bask High street . 5 ly BELLEFONTE, PA | R.J. W. RHONE, 15 all work Dentist, can oie oid McAllister buiding, Pa »iy P. BLAIR, Bel iefout - KE. JEWELER, ER JEWELRY Bc executed. On Allegheny sirest a Business Cards. (3 EM BARBER SHOP, t First Nations! Pank, BELLEFON 1 I) 'rop BANKING R. A. Beck, | J Reoed ve Boponit And A may ENTRE COUNTY COMPANY. ot B00 unt tos B ar Gov Securities § ’ wl . i Sell Jaxer A Braves, Pres J.D. Buvoxny, Cuabior out’ LE J.P. BARKS p——— IRST NATIONAL BANK OF - F BELLEFONTE Allegheny Street, Bellefonte. Pa PARSMOR {E HOUSE, prnes, Prost at Frost and Bproce Btreeis PHILIPSETRG, P Good Meals sud Lodging st moderate rates, viabling stitached Mu JAMES PASSMORE, Pra "ARMAN'S HOTEL, Opposite C art House, BELLEFONTE Pa» TERMS $1.28 KK DAY & gownd Livery attached USH HOUSE, id | B BRLLEFONTE, Pa. Families and single gentlemen, ae well as "the ge eral traveling p abiic and commercial men are invike to this FiretLlase Hotel, where they will find bom comfortast resscnable rates, Liberal reduction to Jurymen and others atten Court W. RB. TELLER, Preg'r New Brockerhoff House. ROCKERHOFF HOUSE, I ALLEGUENY ET. BELLEFONTE. ® C. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r. Good Sample Room on Furst Floor Ere pus 10 and from sll Tratns. Special rales to witnesses and jaro ER] (CENTRA L HOTEL, (Oppoxite the Radlrond Station) A. A. KOHLBECKER, n ILESBURG, CENTRE COUNTY, Pa Proprietor, THROUGH TRAVELKRE on the raflrond will Cpl hits Hotel an exoellont place to lunch of procure & meal wu ALL TRAINS stopabost 28 minntes * JES] NATIONAL HOTEL. MILLUKIN, CENTRE QOUNTY, PA. W.G.Roek, Proprietor. RATES—81 00 PER DAY. "BUS RUNS TO DYPOT MEK NG ALL TRAINS A GOOD LIVERY ATTACHED This Hotel lately brem remodeled and refurnished and the traveling ‘will find accomadations first in every respect. Our BAR w one of the best Toadquarters for Stockdealers, J]REBERSBURG HOTEL, REFERSBURR, THEONLY FIRSTCLASS HOTEL IN VALLEY, Tavlos surpiied with the Yost the Maths fords, Oysters in every stele in season nected with the haus, at which thguors are always kept, Terme moderate Tas1y, HOUSE PARKER FRONT 81. PRILIPSBURS PA 1 have recently boll an addition to my Tr ving we twenty od gi ted coms, ry fh, 4 ce meld has
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