i $12 3 8 2 = SOLE AGENTS FOR SoUTH BEND CHILD THE Plow. = CR and have stock largely which is the largest in the county. a We intend selling goods low--and keeping up a fine assoriment increased our WOLFS HOM TIN W. ARK ste — 2 g MADE ¢cKEE & BR oo AR AGENTS FOR ALL CELEBRATED MID D L K- THE 70 WN STO VES. rr 51 A large and fine assorted stock of | Hardware, Sloves, Oils, Paints, and everything that is gen- erally kept in a first — class Hardware Store, THE BELLEFONTE, PA. FINEST LINE CUTLERY. x JURORS FOR AUGUST TERM FORTH MONDAY IN AUGUST GRAND JURORS Henry Woomer, Theo Hutchinson, Wm H Tibbins, Farmer, W W Mover, merchant, al Jeremiah Kelly, farmer, B nner Emanu.l Schroyer, carpenter, Biggs twp. Emanuel Peters, Farmer, College twp. D M Stewart, physician, Burnside twp Thomas W Fisher, farmer, Union twp Lowry Shope, farmer. Boggs twp Curtin C Taylor, farmer Spring twp Michael D Duck, farmer, Poller twp, Cornelious Dale, farmer College twp P 8 Moyer, miller, Haines twp J H Lytle, dealer, Forguson twp HE Duck, Justice, Millebhaim boro. H D Yeger, mason, Bellefonte Thomas Dunkle, farmer, Walker twp J Green Irwin, manufac A H Hosterman, farmer, Haines twp’ George Hastings, farmer, Banner tw; Q A Danie! plasterer, Bellefonte boro John © Hickliv, merchant, Snow Shoes Wm R Krise, teacher, Gregg tw TRAVERS JURORS laborer, Tay Wropente rn or twp ep. § Jollege twp John Biddle, farmer, Patton twp Wm Poorman, farmer, Seow Shoe, Samule Msttern, farmer, Halfmoon W L Kurtz, miller, Centar Hall boro Charles Murry, clerk’ Philipsburg Wm Maden, farmer, Howard twp. A P Lose carpenter, Gregg twp Wm Kasap, miller, College twp. J. A. Moyer, farmer, Miles twp Sidney Miller, esrpenter, Spring twp. John Griffith, blacksmith, Spring twp. Lewis Rossman, laborer, Gregg twp George W McGaffee, coal operator, ipsburg A J Gardner, carpenter, Howard boro a A Crider, merchant, Boggs twp, Daniel Kobb, farmer, Liberty twp J B Creamer gentleman, Miles twp, A C lddings, farmer, Boggs twp George Weaver, farmer, Curtain twp Rs bert F Hunter, student, Benner twp John D Long, merchant, Gregg twp Leon Mothersbaugh, farmer, Harris top: Mitchell Watson, laborer, Snow Shoe twp George Senser, laborer, Union twp James A Lukens, carpenter, Philip Wm Thompson, St, farmer, Oollege tw S T Askey, farmer, Snow Shoe Wm Gettig, farmer, Potter twp Wm Irwin, agent, Huston twp Austin Gramley, far ner, Miles tw; Grant Davidson, farmer, Union twp John Marks, wagon maker, Worth tw; Jacob Cortxer, farmer, Liberty twp Wm H Goss, farmer Ferguson tw; G H Bower. farmer, Pann tw George M Keister, farmer, Haines, Lwg James Irwin clerk, Snow Shoe, Uriah Reifsnyder, carpenter, Milll Henry Lytle, Halfmoon, J G Meyes, gentleman, Heines twp Joan Spicher, farmer, Potter twp OC M Socellers, farmer, Patton twp: Wm Hutton, carpenter, Rush twp J W Keiler, clerk, Harris twp George Sweeney, laborer, Poller twp Closa Melliotic, farmer, Marion twp FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER Phil. shburg or iarmer, lwp TRAVERSE W 8 Robb, merchant, Curtain tw John W Morris, clerk, Taylor twp. M P Weaver, farmer, Spring tw Thomas E Rover farmer, Mil Samuel D Musser, merchant Wm Lucas' merchant, Sn James N Litzel, carpenter, Gregy twp Clement Fortney isborer, Fe EH Fry, farmer, Ferguson twg Wm Galbraith, piu Bellefonte, Jacob Rapp, rai Snow Shoe A J Orndorff, dentist, Ferguson twy Joseph L Gardner, teacher, Howard twp Wm M ogo tw Samaes H Lenker, cabinet maker, Haines G F Hoy, toacher, Marion twp Peter Broon, farmer, Potter twy Jacob Sankey, gentleman, Millheim boro Robert Glenn, Iarmer, Benner twp Samue! Homan, farmer, Walker twj Adolph Loeb, metchant, Bellefonte, Absolom Co nfer, earpenter, Haines twp Wm Bennet, laborer, Worth twp, James Korman, farmer, Milos twp Edward Kerlin, miller, Bontor {ws L 8 Lingle, mechanic, Liberty twp Jobin 8 Thompson, farmer, W wih twp dos Donning, lumberoran, Philifsburg. W H Sgyder, civil engineer, Liberty twp. Eligah Campbell, laborer, Boggs twp. Henry Krebs, hiacksmith, Ferguson Daniel Me Ginlay, carpegter, Bellolonts Henry Armagost, farmer, Benner twp John McAulay, farmer, Walker twp LW Walker, ner, Fergason (wp Claud Cook, merchant, Suow Shoe, JURORS iw \M Ww Nh Nad guson twig mber, froader kia, post.master, C inr iw) i ———_ —— Leal Correspondence, William MH. Clark, editir of the Courtlend [N. Y.] Standard, read » paper ou local correspondence ab the | sunanl meeting of the New York Edi- torial Association at Lake George re- cently. The paper abounds in excel- leut hints and suggestions, and we are sorry lack of space prevents its reproduction in our columns in its entirety. The following general hints from Mr. Clark's paper pithily point out the tay correspondents should go. lin ¢ { what is known as *¢ i any string | the homely role | editor to a correspondent, a lite, ! time for that week's issue, rend | because it reached the {editor to o ! he Hrie proper names very plainly, sheet, airing Write on only one side of the Bo brief in statement and sp nment, Hi when it ¢ I'he [manuscript] fi i J an be avoided, most convenient page ir comy sili use 1s nmercial note.” When y pothing to say on Dou't purpose wu have say LL words together for the subject thing of filling pages of manuscript. “Short items and Jots of them” was 1 by a country once upon and it is a capital one Avoid “puffs” of this » aad that editor the trouble of letter, A himself is {and save the “cutting th-m out” pull { that he dossu't write an | abomination to the editor. Do's set forth yoor own opinions {on p lities, religion, or the questions i of the day. These | discussed by the editor, as far as he the editorial subjects will be | cares to have them, in . eolumaus of the paper. Don't say evening. “eve” when you mean Moaday evening, just 58 Christmas eve is the Don't trousers, Tuesday eve is night before Christmas. say “pants” when you mean or “gents” " 11 bove all when you mean gentlemen. things Jon't atte np writing Don't be it fluenced the advice [whic will be ed, depend upon that] of who Peon ee don’t know ADY More ab wit It than you do, as to what youn shall Be put into your letter, sure you then g shead Always send your letter on M the first If anytl \ important occurs after the letter day by mail. ng has been mailed, and you can sen it in It a8 Many postscript or | good leiter has been lost to the w editor te ot J | to have it put into type Remember it is tho privilege of Jhe nit any portion of vour lat ter he may not care Lo what Donn for whoever writes editor is res Lmay His prieiy { : X pea y Is a view of pre standpoint al ogether different from yours, and however he may mi " will be v likely prety rer gative, Ine sta emen { Herald that Mt ted re Passaic Hungarians i en mills at largely by brought oyer are opera who Ww contract 18 Mr, president of here on Ammi- as the American Protective Tarifl League It is of ares vision of the tariff is solely in the | interest of the workingmen,and it is not possible that so conspicuous a the | president of the American Protect {ive Tariff League—an association of which the esteemed Thomas H. Dadl y vice presid nt would not compatible with down's efforts in behalf of ‘* American labor.” well known that the | the woolen manufacturers t) objection | champion of high wages as is Europe. of | employ cheap contract labor from | New Advertisements, CGI IAD Di — i SR VB Ee <5 oy J's PRING SALE AT WiLL PERLSTEIN'S NEW BUSH ARCADE. ONTE, Pt BELLEF Owing to the backwardness of the Spring trade, I will sell from the 20th of JUNE until the close of the Season: ERRERORERR ERROR Parasols al FREREORNT © WHEE SR TEIT RE ERRRTARRER © FEVERAEERY ¢ TRENERNAN 20F er Cent. Un- FEERINGW OMENZE” nt Teves ir sng, oi INE 's Co ebraved REG YLATING PILL S. OM = rf Medicine Co., ST. LOUIS, IANS FER. A ws will a, Poss y hoses n this ad oe pont and the . et BLO 5 sre wl THuRAL » & ie sHYTE n, 178 Eu re Ciscinsanr Ouro Bend See anc com ams By sample aod out od Cnbandar for Footy sae § FOLS ) 2 inches CANNS KIDNEY CURE. sar Cone I donot mean mere! op hom a time, and th are tug meni, Swit 8 nah FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, Ja tly ALR i al mentor triste bt 4 nes Borin Par t eouts you nothi oy Fs! will cure you. 4 rout © . H.C. ROOT. Mm. C, 13 PuARL BY, Newer | SATINS and MIO New fede fiscinents, WALL PAPER, Window Shades, AND FIXTURES, PelsungandPery rHangzing Ceadd Vaid SPECIALTY AT S. i. WILLIAMS [GH ST., BELLEFONTE. PA kK of Wa th i ower than BACKS 7 GRAY BACKS Re, PATENT BACKS 10 WHITE BACKS 12 AN at 19 GOLD ir wn ever b BROWN 45 FLOCKS from yn 1hHe to Embwsad GOLDS and 45: 4 Th par piece COLOR BORDERS, 6 bana 152, 4 bat d 25. 1 ba d 1 band £1.00 ww 82 M0 GOLD EMBOSSED BORDERS 24 A band 45 a1 12, b band wh hand 25¢, 4 band 35... 1 band §1 00 w $2 00, Special Prices for Furnishi 9 | Paper on the Wall, A FULL LINE OF w | WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES. Can Pul Them Up at Short Notice, Wo have good paloters and paper hang. Ors constanlly in our employ. Are pre. pared Lo execute jobs quick and in a work. man-like manner, ! band 556¢, Telaphone Connsetlon: 0; be LAC snd wrombs » our York, Al | having 152.2 bands 46, | | by Maron & Hamlin in 1852 | plano constraction, 5. H. W.LLIAMS. 5 Advertisements, SEASON OF I1887-'SS, W. 1. FLEMING, The Fashionable +>MERCHANT TAILOR <~ Has just returnen from the Eastern cities with a new stock of the Finest « suitings - and » Overcoatings Ever brought to town. Workmanship the Best and<~ +>-Prices Down to Rock Bottom Work Guaranteed, —— 2K) - GOODS + AS + REPRESENTED. Special attention given to +i CUTTING AND FITTING. z<. FANCY PRICES Largest and Best FOR \ Lock AY [ W | [Y, pay inflated pric al honest prices and every man in Cs of his tailor. OW DY Cal is and ¢8 BUrpris k FLEMING, ~ tn Ceniral es for a suit when you can A weil nire county can be | and examine fof quote prices | ingly Low INFERICE MATERIAL [ Perr nsylvania to § 49s ect from. get homest goods is 8 pleasure to iresed 11 he 1s jodiciom urself It Lis a pleas hav: the very intest Br fore buying a Suit or Overoms Areesed ge ntleman Weil Crider’'s Block, | IAMONIL Mason & Hamlin, | Organs and Pianos. {| The Cabinet Organ was introduced by Masen & | | Hamlin in 1881 Mason & Mami always maintained their eapry (Organs have NACY Over a cere, rooeived Highest Hooess at all Girest World's Exhibitions since 1807, The Improved Mod experts pronouncing i “the preatest improvement in planos in half a century,” “ano clreul at oo iat! ng M0 testimonis rchasere, musicians, eto oo Vm I. | MASON & HAMLIN OROAN A : #0 Bast 1408 0, (Dan Dyan SALESMEN re extreme oe DS ursry “| yey wating ae. | . Bren Compusy, TNR 3 of Interest to Yadics heed s FRER SA AMPLE of sur rom fal a] Te Lins ie for por 1] avd pal tapers, and Man bf We AeA a y Lg 4 Moers pre 4 the sale of N “Bea lon, - of Stringing Planos, invented | * A grost sdvanoe In | ie from POWDER Absolutely Pure. A marvel of This ponder never varies et remeth end wi bavomey «ow Mare econ than the ordinary kinds, and connect be sold in oom. petition with the multitade of low Yost short alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In on ROYAL BAKING POWDER, 00, 18 Wall street, Mew York, We will pul your name on ids Nude Plates Pen and Joml Peach «min with any color of Ink, extra! me 10 ie a iime, BY all add 8 ele Ne Mabe Bros. & Adams 28 Mh ave, Iii larg Ua
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