a NTL i } edi evening, Thu Taars doy am boilers at the Nai! Work Sttees ure being in. spected by Se Grange will meet siiber 16th, at Miugle's shoe foot wear. bs of deer hunters left Slay morning for the 4% home again from his | phia toattend au course siness in ellefonte this i jinks the Dewocrats are | 3 any comfort. | than anv list and list of jurors for | twill be found in this issue, trial and case of infanticide he criminal list, rs can have accommodations | ore fields near by, extensive machine shops, ablidg horses while in town, | is of the Bellefonte Fuel and | .. at the Glass Works, . Poorman, a trackman on the =. road, was killed on at the bridge in Wayne town. Estinton co RE the Day Express. 17. Hoffer, of i days of this Belle Ciney $e well and says he its people. Tuesday Philipsburg, speny week looking fonte. is ' likes Philipsburg ill wear caps, and The Jur policemen %% clubs with cel*s h 1 decided to the above articles Monday ~The pany will “nex t Tu is a good one and all lov should hear them ~ Chas. P. Hewes, Esq. the house now occupie on L it as soon ereafter, y Unc evening National in the esday evening. Irish appear inn street, an Crider, as the presen able to move int adjoining The 1 into the were boxes, t used Blusl Musi, county Ying $1 feeding a th The phy Ans per in that town and “Winchester Big 6 band An wittem building Robert Hale Powel gdon count Mm was ma burn the of the Hunt buildin were work A mon institute this year will be a Robert Burdette, the and writer, on chestra, of Bell music for the ngs at th saved lecture by humorist Men's or. will furnish the institute. A full pro. gramme will be published later - ill you kindly winter underclothing?’ asked a young man, stepping up to the new saleslady in a farnishing gir,” said the rassed, “but | summer's." famous Yoong mie, show me yous store, “Excuse somewhat still me miss, embar lam wearing last ~John Madill, operator and superin tendant of the late firm of Graver & Madill, Snow Shoe, was presented with a handsome gold watch this week by the employees of ** Fountain’ colliery, He is about to leave for Virginia to | take charge of u large colliery there superinteadant, - Butcher Bill s ASN Lyons is studying astronomy this week and has discovered | that the moon is larger than the earth. casionally gets full. He expects to get up a new text book for use in the public schools down at Hardserable. Agents wanted to sell this popular work ~District Attorney Meyer informs us | that the trial of Hopkins, the murderer, | will be taken up on Tuesday or Wednes. Cay morning. He is being assisten by Col. J. L. Spangler and they have all | their witnesses summoned and all testi. | mony arranged for the trial. F. Reeder bas been prisoner and is hard at work trying to save his client from the gallows. The opinion is there is but one ples for Hopkins, and that is insanity, and it willbe a diffienlt matter to prove, We may be able to give full particulars of the trial In our next issue as a re. porter will be on hand to give our read. ers a full wecount, Wilbur at his former | retuinad by the | | mile and a half { built by A. | future "ABOUT BELLEFONTE, 1 WHAT OUR TOWN CAN BRAG ABOUT. Ahead of all Others tor iis Size Modera slvantuges and Natal Faeills ties. 4 ome to Peliefonte Since th quandary fotg hobby as the people are tired of readindpolities and hearing of the results of the election, who used boodle and w ho TION. and which ed. itor told the biggest cat pign lie—this last is well known. We ‘wot talk about the good quelities of our pty and the ments of our eandidates, but will blow about something, and that is “Bellefonte.” of which we make the following observations : The Bellefonte Steam Heat company at present supplies heat for one hundred and sixty-five customers and all from one plant, of the town are always ready to adopt } | all the latest inventions for their com” td Pruner, of Tyrone, is | fort and convenience, In the use of telphones Belleforte has more in proportion to the population, Then besides these we have oleetrie light, gas, water works, elegant water power, abundant iron furnaces, boiler other town. large olnss works, works, nail works, large planing mills, politicians, Governors, some would-be good weekly papers t thle sheet, several first class hotels and lots of capital in ke town. Pellefonte is 1 booming little town beat any place of its size in the above quali. fleatipns. Come to Bellefonte and go into business and if vou should “bust” Jim Schofield will take care of you ul s [Hotel de Drumamel, on Half Moon hill. to Bell you will find our pitable in every Bellefonte for your health | pure apd one disiepu- and cap Come respect only the free ing atmosphere nd in the country A Pieasant Social wn 0 Mr. Ming % ne of Year @ and it intlown he sev ’ H shed splendid mam hone is certainl and the pleasant faces bright little girls makes cheerful tallrosd impro® A Birane New ements about Amo 14 the | Bellefonte the past week is the building of a branch from the Bald Eagle rail road track = up into Armor’s gap. north of town. This branch will be about a in length and will Armor farm. It is being G;. Morris, the lime opera. tor, who purchased the Armor property and will erect kilns at valuable veins of lime stone eX tend to the once, the most | extends through this property and pro- duces the finest quality of lime for all purposes. The road will be finished in a short time and the work of opening the is made of green cheese and that it [ quarries and the erection of large Kilns, " « 14 a | will be commenced at once This in will give employment to many the nd will be of great advantage to business in general in this section men SH Mall's Axe Factory, The firm of Thomas BR. Mann & Co, at Mill Hall, are nov running their axe | manufactory to its full capacity. The | goods this firm manufacture are first. class in every particular, and have a national reputation, They commenced the manufaeture of axes in Mill Hall in 1847, and the plant has been extended fron year to year until it has reached its present capacity, The pay roll of the concern averages 81.500 a week the year through, and their help are con. tented and happy. Gazette and Bul. letin, Bas all the election is over we are in a | This shows that the people | | feared that Governors, eandidates, three | | forcible and eloquent One of i | unbounded thanks and that of the par. | ty are hereby extended for his efforts in i will have a gymnasium, | past summer several energetic young A HUNGARIAN RRO | Too Much Boost Crtses the Tronble Hatarday Night, On Saturday Iv tine nnong thas Nigh ore afternoon Hung bank, there was i about tl 1 endud Daadly Le i ayversl were injored, On? of whiskey und drank. The six and commenced tehitiny One big fellow, | ‘Jumbo. commenced to by evening all was fellows wire soon crazy LR the name of mong th solves, abuse one of his companions called Mich Vapaer, A fight resulted and Vapner the smaller, grabbed a plek handle to de. fend himself and manner. A and the hot coals set fire to the shanty, but was extinguished. All ture was broken and things generally smashed. The result of the fight that “Jumbo” had his face badly and received several brises across the chest from the pick handle, and it wa® his injuries might prove being beat “Jumbo in a terrible stove was upset wns ent fatal. Word was sent tn the affrav, panied by Constable Wm, Amos Mullen to make the arrest, ner was placed in jail that night Monday Dr. Fisher found the injured man in good condition and would be alright, and the prisoner was released Sheriff who started at ones, Woods and soon upon the payment of all costs This whole affray was due fo too much ur county, | I opponents, to have a | Ml whiskey as in other cases Would it not be law enacted making it a eriminal of. fense for anv to furnish ig norant foreign laborers with kind drink, except the retail and thers only in This wonld ino a good move One Li ese ans of intoxicating leense houses, small nantities event them the gallon he purpose of a big usually ends fatal +, whiel Then and Now } Me(Gowan., a good i Democrat, who vo n vester. Terrible Oaths the \ Cr wilnessss swore They hurch era wen this done fied that the Mormon ( he Mountain Meadow mas. Many Thanks During the past campaign Lhe upon Hon. A. F. county called Lock meet Democracy Ryan, of numbe- Haven, to He responded and spent considerable time through Penns and Brushvalleys, and his efforts Ings. we are proud to say, were of great ser. | a8 the vote in those Mr. Ryan speaker and a man of culture and education as well, Gold and silver have we viee to the party will show. is a sections our county during the past campaign YMCA GYMNASIUM, To Be PBallt at Ones. od Already At last the Y. M. C. A. of Bellefonte During the men of town were interested in this | project and now their hopes are being realized On Monday evening the Board of Directors met and found that enough money had been subscribed to complete the building sud the contract | was made for its erection in the rear of | thelr hall on Allegheny street Hig Con James Walker, of Cato, seven miles beyond Snow Show on the Beech reck railroad, Xiltad a coon the other day that weighed fifty pounds and from which four quarts of greese and oil were extracted, This was an extraordi on coon and our informant, meat of the rong, says mal was 3 on | win labors | Hig Saturday six of them got a gallon | thing 01 | This wy the furni. | | be on the increase, | ZENS Are Uneasy. Cooke of i ceoms- | Vap- | On | | spirit Moves me, | speak | whelms us, | most excellent | rious party had bec Centre ! spring | | abused Comrade | ] abuse | for your Ki address a | none but our | The Contract Award. | SICKNESS AT LOCK MAVEN tis Afilietod with Typhoid ¥Fevor Vieets of the Viood Mav the The Tow flood of last fhe y SEAL many places to a dey Active menstyes w abate tiie wate of the nla und n emovel vel do tered ab all 1) danger of During hu tinted 1s 12d it CRRIing oul, a the had made every. onl ast two Cite wel sentir th y and afflicted mirddy and unhea Hing the town Is typhoid fever of a danger Many deaths have ocenrred week and th number of cases is rupli and the continue much longer the The kept busy day and night the A cold spell of a heck the spresd of the ma be increasing, should wel spell disease will physicians are and eit. few days would e that seems to jignant disease and their only hope, Letter from a South sider Kixp Eprron: After reading the election news the past two the like a good quaker, 10 meeting, The for althongh we expe weeks, result etod to we had in redeem our county, not because jeket A POar one, sucha good and our political for the candidates tickets were in every respect men. but ns in our grand on all three becanse the and glo. elled and togetin Tr. fact io Waring Ne recor were working in harmony Yet we did not a of Rep nticipate such a large acoession Gounty tu the candidates « SO Clean a re 1, as those presse lepublicans Democratic and I know t. You remember Noll when he If you candidate for sheriff. heaped any of their com. ut enough of this cans of Dellefonte, many thanks to you nd aid in wk eve, upon rades, tepubli. giving Feidler a and now all to unite upon some good honest bat. | le scarred veteran from the Republi- | : Belle. for the and prove that you are in reality the friefid of the soldier. And Bro. Kurtz, if Jimmy gets over his sick. ness too soon and begins his abuse of can party and boost him fonte post office, good Democrats again, just drop me a and 1 can furnish him with a list of promi. postal, informing me of the fact, nent South Side Republicans who voted in order to give him the malaria which gave him the back set. Wanted One car load of prop timber to brace vp the riffraff put up by Gallager and his men, for the iron bridge across the Bald Eagle creek, at Howard dam. We wish to hold it up until the bridge is put on--not pariicular, any inferior timber will do. Persons furnishing the above might include two straight jack. els, one very large and the other med. ium size for the two bosses, TAXPAYERS, Howard, Pa., Nov. 12, Abandoning the Penmylvanin Canal, That portion of the Pennsylvania Ca. nal between Bald Eagle dam, Clinton county, and Loyalsock creek, Lycom. fug county, a distance of 55 miles, has been abandoned for public use. Notice. os informing the public of the aban: donment were posted along the canal last week, «For cheap prices, Mingle's Shoe store can beats all others, Overs | Jimmy | ask you | ial List, MARRIAGE LRSLS, 1m LiL Birdie 8. Fis! Nove 7th. Aupan a 12, i I. 'y 3 Rote, oot of SIRF ber 10th, nw J ys ph In Vs, anth, Brucht, Cobu orge W kson ve, Nittany Val. be mtgo- . i. Atherton Wilmina Mel H both of Penn Early Fisher, Cora (01), of Phi i Ming both of ' wenn Krum. Ww fi. Ovsien twp David 6. "onada, Market ACGAIIN Tk ROCHESTER CLOTHING HOUSE Asks vour Attentionfor a few Moments You know what we bave dove in the past; come and see what we can do now I'he coming season bids fair to be the | set tt} “ N i : ] largest that we have enced, and we have made prep aratioons accordingly wenn) oo You should seethe goods piled on ourcounters and shel ves— not ava cnnispace to be found. The goods that fill our store from opeend to the other, are the first selections from the finest manu- facturers in the United States. The # fit make and via, quality of our Men's, Boy's, asd Children's clothing is only surpassed by the immente assortment we can show you and the very low prices we have marked them. . Our line of Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats. Caps, Trunks & Satchels, is by far the largest and most complete ever showa in Bellefonte. In facttheris nothiog that Men, Boys or Children want for fall and winter wear that we do not have in largest variety and at the very jowest prices ine erin cit REMEMBER that cur goods are all marked in plain fig: | | ures, and aoything bought of us, not perfectly satisfactory “ when taken home, if returned, money will be cheerfully re- funded. Yours Sincerely, M. FAUBLE, PROPRIETOR. REYNOLDS NEW BANK BUILDING BELLEFONTE, PA,
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