on Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U, S Roel Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE |? CHARD IVE JEWELRY WEST HIGH STREET Has constantly on hand the be Jewelry to he lord in town INO. NH. ORYIA HM. DOWER, E. 1 ORVIX, BOWER, & ORVIN Attorneysat Law ORVIA Offer on second floor In Crider's Exchange PD, RK. HASTINGS WILBUR F. REEDEP HASTINGS & REEDER Attoancys-al Law OfMee on North Allegheny street, W F. REBER, Attorney at Law, pher. Ofee in Reynolds’ Bank And Ste + A CENTUR IEINLE, y O11 At orney at law wilds’ Bank Block, up stairs J B. LINN, And Justice of the Peace Attorney at law Corner of Diamond J P. BL F. Broc kerhoff House Block, Bellefonte The rao Stock In my line In Centra Pennayl G. LOVE, Office North Eas Attorney at-Law OMee on West High street AIR, JEWELER, sn A I SM OR, 3 A A 0 t | | Block ups WISE MOTHERS AND NURSES BRIDGMAN Ii 21 A ROYAL . | ALL AND Sano Dif REMEDY LORENS IMPLAINT Ni ANT! a Gave Report, aug 17,1880. | A HERD 0 ) THE SEAS \ Adrien 1 Portor Rea ches the Haven of Rest, HOW HE BERVED HIS COOUNTRY. Over Years the ntes Navy-Five Naval Selected ducvial Place Call United of Sixty in St seneraiions His Lam, : @ the | kind | 8 onti Will at - ot i | Threatened with Hydroph Wins Del., Feb. 17. —~Yester day when John Sterret Smith, a well known farmer living near Elkton, Md. was handling a small beagle dog the animal bit him severely on the hand. The farmers’ son, Walker, aged 16, was also severely bitten on the hands. The wounds of father and som are ragged. The animal was at once tied up, and he showed every indication of suffering from hydrophobia. Smith and his son have made preparations to leave for New York today to go under treat ment at the Pasteur institute, A Much Needed Rain, Wasmtinaron, Feb, 17.-The office furnishes the following special bulletin R the press: The copious gonial rain in California ich and § yp northern portion on Thursday, in the central Saturday and extended to ends a serious and long in dronght over that section. But little ain fallen there since January 1, and the total amount for the winter season has been very much less than the average, ak All Quiet at Kearney, Newark, Feb, 17, estore is perfect quiet in Koarne even loiterers being fou found yo mills of the Somphny. works are in oa {oh a ort boarded windows there is no evidence of the scenes that were transacted on Passaic avenue Inst week, The new mem were brought over from No. | mili under a henuvy guard and placed in their former hia. gr on Srp No trouble is anticipted, sides declare they will never yield, a —-——_t bias Own | . sherman's Last | THE HISTORY OF A WEE K 11, along in dead, Wel wnday. Feb. eirun, for vil Ntate. Col, Rit tor of The gl i Bishop nr time edi. of Lhe narge of ign hils charge diocese of MN th Dakota snd take ch the Japa: Jam Mod f Manson, Ind., traded his farm ' rig « washing ma I'he trade proved a disappoints and th man hanged i if TH slurs passed a law mak duet 8 Bao Ket shop, de for Chie nite buliging this pur tid i Fhuaesday, Philade changes Heading Is Erading 2 [lead : WW. XM X.4 H&BT St Paul H&eBT The New York Produce Market, New Yous, Feb J6 State and western flour, steady: low extras, SLAGE city mills, $605.23: city mills patents, $5 100585 Wheat No, 2 red, firm: NM up. quiet: $1000 May, SLOGMGIL NIE June, Mie July, BW dsc @lwig August, March, eT) as o Barley Quiet, ern, TRAC, Corn No. 2 quiet; Mo. up. firm: No, 2 6g Slo. steamer mixed, EQN, Osta No. 2 quiet, Brmer; state, 528%. western, bape weak: state, @alc.; west. Beef Quiet, steady; extra moss, $6.7567.50 family, $2.50 10.50, Pork Steady, dull; new mess, $10.5001 1.5% cid mess, $0.25310.25 extra prime, $0G8.75 Lard -Quiet, stendy: steam rendered, $4,904 Eggs ~Quiet, steady; state and Pennsylva. nia, 1%. southwestern, 186@IMGc.. western, 19 G1 8%. southern, Ee A Mad Dog. Cavorx, N. J, Feb, 17.—-A A dog, or dently the victim of hyd shot by Officer Miller, Hr re ten two men, torn the of the trous- ers worn by an electric lineman, torn a woman's dress and bitten other dogs The animal, a spaniel, chased every. body of the street, and the policemen hada d rate fight with it before he in killing it. Those bitten had their wonnda canterized and will undergo treatment, Alliance Wins in n South bakota, Ping, 8, D., Feb, 17, -Kyle, Alli mae, was elected Unit od Stats senator, Iphia d \ KE AT COST JOSEPH BROS. & BB. & EB. CORRESPONDENCE INV ; i SPRING WOOLENS EN ISH MONKEY HAIR SUD RIV SUPER STRIP) OTTLE WEAVES { the 1 Early ayer new assortments i samples freq Po furnished . And othe infor Correspoddencs BOGGS & BUHL, 1s 15 Federal St. ALLEGHENY, PA. A Family puny The home circle is sacred and life has few charms indeed If family ties are burst asunder, The promotion of happiness and the prevention of sickness are of prime lmportance in every household. Tt is in the spring that old and young allke are most tible to the hun dreds of disease that Al the stm ewe breathe and lurk in the water we drink. The timely use of a reliable stimulant Is the ¢ he sure way to guard nst haku in home. Ma) Koh “Silver Ake rio, ie phen ar the are sold under “Silver Frey at “ag sworn guarantee of Ren #1.50 per fall iL ba tle, amd uesne,’ M $1.25, % Are used exclusively the loadin Aospitals which in » tent evi. denon they are the best Mr, Gueken ry TH gineh Liban and Over. ae Klein at $i Sal i ihe | A Ea LEE LL i {| ele | anteod IN Al CO, LEFONTE PA Anthy : 4 AllLiaul | yy -’ 5 YAY No 8 SMEAT THAR SUN-q ton, &« All Kinds of ed han pork, sausage you want a nice juicy steak g Brerzenr’s MEAT MARKET. 1043.1y. ALESMEN WANTED, ng and local, to sell our choles Nursery Fastsellin specifics in hardy fruits, Splendid outfit ree. Employment Guar Youtr pay weekly. Write for Terms GErMASIA NUnsERY Co, Rochester, N.Y. travel! Ktork ¥eb ARMAN HOUSE, High Street, opposite the Court House, Entirely new. New furniture Steam Heat, Electric Light, and all the modern improvements, D. GARMAN, AS JAS. SCOFIELD, Manufacturer a Dealer in HARNESS I have always vu nand a fine stock of Whips, Lap and}Buflalo Robes Blankets, Fly-nets, and every thing necded about horses. ® Spring Street, Southot Alleghen
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