THE CENTRE REPORTER,
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FRED, KURTZ, Eprror and Prop'r
TO NN Na ag a NS NNN
Cextne Harn, Pa, Oct, 13, 1886,
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Terumasa —$2 por yoar in advance. $2.50
whan not in advance: Advertisements
20 cents per line for three insertions.
One colum per year $00—3 colum $45.
#0 Hereafter all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
eradit of two months additional as a pres
mium on $2 in advance,
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lace, Bellefonte.
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lead in new styles—never fo
ons andF ringee,—Piles of New (
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Merchants’
~ tremely low prices.
D. GARMAN & SON,
LOCAL ITEMS,
—— (Chestnuts are scarce this fall.
~——8tove wood for sale at the flouring
mill Centre Hall.
—— Wm. Bible liviog a short distance
below town, is sick with dysentary,
— For want of room we this week ent
down some of our local correspondence,
Jacob Wagner of near Tusseyville
ad a horse die of consumption one day
sl Week,
iplaints from all over the coun-
; other parts, of scarcity of water,
d must go miles for it,
~The water company is now con~
structing a reservoir to better the water
supply of ourgrowing town.
Mr. Jacob Royer, of Madisonburg,
was one of our callers last week, He re-
ports fair crops in Miles twp.
~The Evangelical Sabbath school
d a pleasant pic-nic in Wolf's grove on
aturday and an enjoyable time,
~—1saac Harpster has been appoin.
ted sexton of the Lutheran church in
this piace. Ike seems to fill the bill.
A large pumber of our people ap-
peared to have special business at Belle~
Of course they took
h
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fonte on Tuesday,
in the parade.
—]t bas not yet been fully deter-
mined to rebuild the burned glass works.
forts, however, are being made look-
this end.
Prof. Wolf tells us that the supply
achers in this county i® rather large
vear. About twice as many certifi
5 Were iseued as there are positions
filled,
Will Ruble has taken the contract
for carrying the mail from Centre Hall to
Potter's Mills, via Tusseyville, daily, at
$200 per year. This gets Bill on the
route
ill another furnace is to be erec-
fed at Bellefonte. A tract of land be-
longing to the Thomas estate, containing
9%) acres, was sold for $25000. The fair
ground tract was sold for $6,000,
— Mrs. James Lee, of Tassyville, who
was severely injured by a savage ball,
one day last week, we are glad to learn,
is rapidly recovering, but it will be some
time before she can be about again.
~eMesars. Kennedy and Shiree, the
enterprising fence machine agents, have
been busy shipping machines for several
days, and are unable to ll all their or
ders, for want of stock. That is the way
to do it.
T ~The ReronTen office can now be
reachéd by telephone. An instrdment
was put in last week, connecting us with
the Spring Mills and Centre Hall line.
Now if any thing goes wrong, Mr, Malin
will swear that the “devil” is on the
ire,
we 1)r, Herlacher, of New Berlin
known as the Democratic missionary,
was in town a few days ago, on a visit to
hisson C. F. Herlacher,
to the old faith and resolved to die in it,
His platform has always been broad
enough for all,
meee (Cider presses about Farmers Mills
are kepi quite busy, several have been in
operation day and night for weeks. The
apple crop in that section must be better
than in other parts of the valley, for
we haven't seen enough cider this year
to wet our whistle,
wee Mr, John Smith of Panxsutawn
is spending a few days visiting friends
at this place, While here he received
news of the large fire at that place, by
which he is a loser of clothing, mone
and other articles amounting to a consid.
erable sum, which were in his room at
the hotel.
weThe farm and homestead of Peter
Wilson, dec’d, of Spring Mills, has been
purchased by his son, Rev, Dr, Wilson,
of Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr, Wilson will keep
the old homestead as a summer residence
to spend his vacation, He is greatly at-
tached to the place of his birth and the
* seenes of his boyhood — remembrances
ot Spring Mills will never die out with
im,
slar
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18.
hg
we Conductor Cook made a close es-
cape a few days ago at Bellefonte while
attempting to throw the mail from the
Pennsvalley train to another passing
Lr 00k dell ad Te i.
the latter and knocked on the
his own train, w fortunately had
passed and he was saved from cut
to pieces. He still limps from the
CENTRE HALL vs. MILESBURG.
On Baturday forenoon a game of ball
was played hetween the Centre Hall and
Milesburg clubs, on the grounds of the
former at this place. Our home team,
although out of practice for over four
weeks, easily won the game, and added
another victory to their succeasful sum-
mer's campaign. The Milesburg ¢lnb
put in Kane and M'Ginley, of Bellefonte,
for battery, but it was of no use; our
slaggers thumped the hall all over the
field, and in one inning scored 15 runs,
The game was rather too one sided to be
interesting and this possibly accounts for
the many errors made. The following
is the score by innings;
Centre Hall, 5, 2, 0, 4,
Milesburg, 1,
Will Karz,
1,
Umpire,
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LOW WATER.
~There is general complaint of low
water from all parts of our county, Far.
mers find their sisterns empty, many
wells are almost dry, springs weak and
the streams ditto. We do not remember
of ever having seen Peens creek so low
and Sinking creek is what might be
called dry. It will take an abundance
At Centre Hall we are more fortunate
get low, yet thus far there has always
been enough and will continue to be if
our people will be watchful against un.
bydrants to be leaky, in which respect
many are careless, When farmers in
this vicinity get out of water they al.
ways fall back upon Centre Hall for their
supply, as we have enough for all when
roper care is had not to waste water,
fa the morning when the flow is full it
the higher points to draw an extra tob
of water as a supply against any stoppage
at noon or evening from the constant
drawing for water.
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THAT FAIR GROUND,
und and revive
18s met a friendly re.
sponse all aronnd. The old fair ground
has become a furnace plant, and the old
society for some reason has become
solvent. Centre IHall, on account of if
central location, railroad and an
ably suited tract of land
race~couree, presents the best
for a new fair groond and in
of the agricultural portion of the county
As we said two weeks ago, it will require
6000 of ready cash for the first ye
start and have no debt, with pr
first rair to make ad
the investment will
secondary consideration, we want a fai
for the credit of our t county and
every farmer, business man and mechan-
ie should evince county i
take a little stock,
There already is a
porter’s appea Ger
favor of
for 8500,
issue, to have a fair
our county fairs, }
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any merilori
The Centre Reporte
sponses from ci
tions, among others, Irvin
art, Stover, Gilliland, Dale, Harter, W
and others, Now keep the bal
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GREGG TWP,
Apples are not plenty, Ti
tory is about ready for operations
won't tarn out nargerine either
the pure gilt edged article. Sinking cr
is low and water with ms
folks, Ktill a great deal of sickness
(teorges valley. long, the
in Philadelp
goods. The fly has made its
in the grain fields, Supt. Wi
ing schools and reports them |
Howard Harter's funeral last
was one of the largest beld at Cross ob’
fora long time, He was a fine y
young man
In front of
the following
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Messrs,
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scarce
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with
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wok place
person who asked the first party to st
the Reporter and take another
Subscriber: Why sh
porter, I always fonnd it consistent
ita course and king straight
what is right.
Gent: Well you see it's
paper apd some think he
ran out for some ressons,
Bubscriber: Why d— it, Fred
and his paper have done more for Cen
tre Hall and in fact for the valley than
a hundred such fellows like the pack
£44 lh rn
PRpPeT
ought to
he
spite and jealousy, and vou won't find
many such fools to join in the game.
Why just think of it!
reply and end of the talk. x,
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FLY IN WHEAT.
—We have fuller information about
the ravages of the fly in the grain fields
of Harris townehip and beyond, A reli-
able informant says that the damage up
that way is pretty general, nearly all the
fields being attacked. Many farmers
have found it necessary to sow their
fields again. SBome have sown rye where
the fly bas killed the wheat. One far-
mer, Mr. Muthersbach, has examined the
wheat piant and in some has found the
fly to the number of 32 on » single stalk.
It is a little, red worm, and unlike the
fly as heretofore known, Mr. David Kel-
ler feels certain it is not the Hessian fly,
With the continoation of the dry spell
there is danger of farther spread of this
pest to the wheat fields,
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DEATH OF MRS, D. KERR.
Death bas again invaded this commu.
nity and unexpectedly taken away a
most estimable lady, Mrs, David Kerr,
of near Centre Hill, Mrs. Kerr died on
Sabbath morning last of typhoid fever,
of which she was taken ill only the pre-
vious Wednesday. Sabbath before, ap-
parently in good health, she attended
the synodical services in the Lutheran
church here, She was a danghter of Sa.
muel Spangler, dec'd, and held in great
esteem by all who knew her. The fune.
ral took place on Wednesday morning,
13, and was largely attended,
~~John Harpster has recovered so fur
from the fever as to be about again.
~(iround has been broken for the
Millheim knitting factory,
~It would pay to have a street car line
from Millbeim to Coburn to haul freight,
passengers and packages,
~For to save a week's wages buy a suit
at the PLilad. Branch. Lewins will sell
you a suit from $3 to §7 less than any
other store, Suits made to order and
fits guaranteed,
~Robt. Cassidy, of Canton, 0, us
a call, Ho was ia’ to attend the’ funeral
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{his ther who died at
~~ Or refere... (ast week to the
adoption of the cas. system by Thomp-
song and other business men at Lemont
and onr recommendation that others
follow in the same path has received en-
dorsement in different quarters. Bat,
simple endorsement is not enough : ac-
tion is wanted and right at once, Mer-
chants are getting their fall stock and
this is a good time for them to begin ; let
farmers and mechanics, adopt it; let the
laborer adopt itand get his pay when his
day, or week is up, Cash or its equiva-
lent, in all ordinary transactions, let that
be the principle.
—Mr. Long, junior member of the
firm of J. D. Long & Bon, Spring Mills,
left for Philadelphia last week to pure
| chase a stock of new fall goods, which
{ will arrive by end of this week. This
firm expect to sell lower than heretofore
and will receive an elegant stock. They
have the benefit of lower prices than
most of stores hence can offer far bet-
ter bargains, In latest style dress goods,
notions, groceries, queenswaie, ete, ete,
they will be up to the best. ia
i Last week Messrs, Aaron Harter,
{ and Abe, Kerlin, accompanied by oth-
| ers from Tussey ville, whose names we
| failed to get, went to the Bear Meadows
r young trees for planting. They re-
{ turned with some exceptionally fine
specimens which grow there in abund-
| all varieties, and are better for
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| ance and
transplanting in this section, than those
| brought from nurseries, as they are not
| injured by change of climate. Arbor day
| for schools comeson the 28th of this
{ month, would bea geod idea if trees
were brought from the Megdow for that
purpose Me 0A 7 34 LUA Se
—(harley Hewes and Sheriff Walk-
er, of Bellefoute, were in town last week
on legal business, and spent a few min.
utes with us, talking over the prospects
of the election.
— Miss Annie Krissinger, and Miss
Ella Philson, who have been visiting ‘at
the home of Rev. Fischer for several
weeks, | ir their home, Berlin, Som-
erset co, on Thursday,
— Aaron Harter of this place,
in the Bear Meadows last week saw a
od sized bear cob. He had no gun
{ along and Mr. Bear no doubt wes glad.
-It is not true that the bones of a
| man were found in the ruins of the
| burned glass works at Bellefonte.
I'he nol directors will
ng in Boal's office on next Satnr-
ning. All the directors are re.
| quested to be present, as important busi.
| ness will be transacted.
The morning train on Tuesday
seven extra coaches in order to ac
mmmodate excursionists to the show,
1h wood, stove length. for sale
er mill, and will be delivered
f town for $250 per cord,
Voodland coal, the best in
OR stoves, leaves no cinder,
ton at yard.
eft fi
while
scl have a
i moet
Gay eve
isl
dd
srt «¢
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per
he Women's Christian Temper:
onion invite all, especially the la-
their public meeting, Wednes-
ternoon Oct, 20, in the M. E. eh’h.
note the time,
C. Dinges and Geo, Krambine of
are attending the annual
convention of the YX. M. C. A.
| which meets in Altoona ths week.
Ca
— immense crowd was at Belle.
liesday to see the show. The
ey train had nine cars. Times
rood
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t is stated that Ario Pardee & Son
laven have purchased a timber
orest county at a cost of $400,
Mrs, Jasper Hammersley, of Salo.
ut to Philadelphia about two
to have a tumor removed.
n was successfully performed
r. Baird, and the lady getting
y The tumor weighed 53
Foy ry
#00 $5312
rei pa
is
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i Dook.
week was ol
of pear Penn Hall, last
liged to shoot one of his
raes because it had broken a leg.
~Philip Kemp's sale is advertised
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ther
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LATE NEWS,
Water famine in Mahoning valley ;
he
| streams are dried up and collieries idle.
The town of Lebanon is almost with-
t water and there is much distress
here is great destruction by prairie
n Dakota,
banon a prohibition meeting was
up by a shower of cora cobs com-
| ing thro’ doors and windows, .
In the Lycoming Rep. congressional
conference there is a stubborn deadlock,
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THE BELLEFONTE GLASS WORKS
BURNED,
The Bellefonte (Hass Works were to-
| tally destroved by fire last Sanday
morning. The flames broke out about 5
o'clock and burned fiercely. The loss is
estimated at $50,000, on which is an in-
surance of $20,000, The capacity of the
works was 1000 boxes a week. The com.
pany annually paid out to labor in cash
about $45,000, Seventy-five men are
thrown out of employment. The works
originally cost $60,000, They were own-
ed by the present stock company, con.
sisting of Messrs. Ardell] Munson, Sech
ler, Anderson, Josephs, McFarlane, Tel-
ler and Sayer, under the name of the
Bellefonte Glass Company, Limited. The
fire is supposed to have been of incendi-
ary origin,
EE —— a,
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Witeneas, In the wisdom
dence of God, death has again crossed
our threshold and removed from our
Sabbath School, Mr, 8. Howard Harter,
in whom we recognized a beloved, affec-
tionate and considerate member, a kind
and loving husband and father, and a
faithful friend, be it therefore
tescLveD, That we bow in humble
submission to the will of that supreme
and over ruling Providence that dictates
and controls the destinies of His people
#0 a8 to subserve His divine purpose and
promote their spiritoal good :
Resorvep, That we tender to the be-
reaved family, and in a special manner
to the distressed and sorrowing widow,
the most cordial and tender sympathies
of jhe George's Valley Lutheran Sibbath
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broken
and provi
ResorLvep, That a copy of these reso
lations be sent to the Dawood family
with the assurance of our fraternal sym.
puthics, Confident that “He who doth sli
things well,” will com and conso
them in this their sad hotir of affli .
realizing that he is abondantly able ;
willing Jo Supply their spiritual and tem-
n .
», That a copy of these resola-
be sent 10 the count for
hlication, H, M, di,
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hy
~My, John Willow of Lock Haven,
a brother of Daniel Willow of this place,
died on Monday of this week.
—=Forepaugh’s show aceording to re-
ports, was not as good a8 when around
several years ago,
——Larpenters are busy working out
the lumber for Wolf's new house on
Church street,
~The steam organ which passed
through our town on Monday evening
played but one tune and was not appre.
ciated,
—-=Mr, John Sourbeck disposed of
thirty-six bushels of peanuts at his store
at Bellefonte, on show day.
~The Potter's Mills mail now leaves
Centre Hall after 9 a, m. for Centre Hill,
Tasseyville and Potters Mills, and
returns in the afternoon by the same
route to Centre Hall. This improves
the mail facilities on that route.
~=—M, L. Rishel advertises house and |
lot of Dan’l Luse at!Spring Mills. Jas, C. |
Boul advertises the firm of John Love, |
near Tusseyville, See another column |
for these sales,
—-Muskrats began to dig too many |
passages into the spring of James Ott
which led the water off. So Mr. Ott set |
a trap in the pathway of the animals and |
soon he captured nine while four others |
got off leaving their feet in the trap.
——lX-gheriff I. W, Munson died
his home at Philipsburg, on Thursday, |
20, ult, His age was 61 years, 5 months,
and 22 days.
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——For a large and fine assortnent of
boots and shoes, all styles and prices, for |
men, women and children, go to Fd. |
Powers, headquarters, and all goods guar- |
anteed as represented or money refunds |
ed, !
—We are informed t
jariog the grain flelds
hood of Boalsburg
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in the neighbor.
and that some farm- |
substituting rye.
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YOUR
30 to Ed, Powers for cheap |
and shoes. Mr, Powers will
satisfaction in every article sold,
fonte,
Lewins
cliothiog cheaper than
— keeps on
one
right
any
county and offers you no
want 1o save severa
in
dollars
place for ready-made « lothing in
state, and where you can get gentleman
ly treatment,
ped 40 fence machines sold by ther
cently. That's business, :
wee Mir. Pat Garret of P
was one of our callers, ¥P
Democrat. Mr. Ryder of T
gave us goal :
piles
at is
nssvvil
sec] at the ne
we Wa are not surpri
the lie .
would
the nn
origina
ment.
winat Rol i :
RINNE Schaller come
IRATE Of Any One
iserable stofl es
from
@ Lo
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Dot i
—{30 to Ed. Powers |
gain in b
he can't be beat, and he
ry article to be as gepresented. Of
stock of the old firm, all good, yon
get what you want at cost, ant
low cost,
Boil
it be dug
MOIR and shoes,
can
i some be-
sees YW wonld be please i to hav
patrons who are io arrears, 1 ay np-
don’t like this dunning, but
Riong without money. Re
give three month
one who will pay a year in advance,
all can afford to pay ahead.
i»
nember, we
8 rem
im 10
0
umoer busi
sotoowhst
Festiva
the festival was 8 success
On Baturday evening
piace and vi y wil
in the new In ing of Mr
£0 towards payiog for a oh
will have a sucoess of it
The new county bridge for Green
sl the station and will be delivered
this week. It has been long and badly
There Is no new case of typhoid fe
sick are improving
J.C.Bnook buried his oldest danghter last
week. Bhe died of pneumonia, and will be mis
sed very much, as she was his main he Ip, as Mrs
Sook Is sickly, and is not able to do her work
The community sympathizes with him in his be-
reavinent. Ii was reported that she died of ty-
phoid fever, but that was a mistake
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BOALSBURG ITEMS,
The grain in this section of the valley, had
been looking very nice, but now many of the
fields look spotted and unfavorable, due to the
fiy, and in some fielde the stalk i= covered with
rust. Some of the farmers have resown thelr
fields
The party that went ont hunting on Baturday,
came home during the afternoon with a fine deer
which was shot by Calvin Reilly. Cal seldom
misses his mark,
Mr. Smith, brother-in-law of George Mickle, is
here to spend & few weeeks hunting,
A large apple that came from Samuel Baily's
orchard, was seen in Dr. C. E. Bmrick's office. 14
measired 14 inches in circumferance. Sam hesa
large crop of fine apples,
a.
TUSSEYVILLE AXD LOOP ITEMS,
We regret to announce the death of Ms, David
Kerr, which occurred at her residence on Sunday
last, Mrs, Kerr was a sufferer of fover but a few
days, which ended in death, Bhe was an est ims.
ble woman; a devoted wife and a true christian,
She leaves a husband io mourn her irreparable
loss,
Miss Blanche Loiteoll is vikitiog friends and
relatives at Lewistown, for 4 fow weeks,
Rav. A. A. Kerlin, formerly of the Loop, passed
through this place last week,
W. ¥. Rockey, our enterprising dealer in coun.
try produce, was advertising for Adam Fore
paugh, on the side of his wagon. We suppose be
got a free pass for the now and greatest all fiw
ture show
Messrs, Frank Fisher and Calvin Moyer, of
ceeded
ver, and out
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AARONSBURG ITEMS
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ize a post iv otir town in the near future,
They bave 01 names on the lie,
Dr. Hoy wud davghter, of Di
spent lest Sunday in oor town,
Eeq. Mingle is on the sick list,
feared he is taking the fever.
The G. A. R, boys realized about $1060
by their festival on Saturday last,
Mrs. Rote and Mrs. Hale have gone
Union county to attend the funeral
their brother-in-law, Henry Latchaw,
Charles Wolf bought the Micha
Frank farm in Haines twp. for abou
$104 per acre,
Thadies D, Btover of H
bought Judge Frank's farm
vey, for $30 per acre,
Geo, W. Bol ha
trowel and has gone to Poa M
pull a cr
It is
ines town
in Lrusi
inger has dropp
OBES~CL W
it si
Pik
ry and Sunday, the 16th
Baturday at 2 p, m, ti
will he transacted
7 there will
3} 1 £
school at U a, m.
tion of the lord's 8
Preaching in the
al thess
proira« ted meeting is i
BErvVICEH,
and sinner
S Are
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OBIIUARY,
Mra. D, F, Luse was born
and died Oct, 3, 185 3
She was consequent
Mrs. Lanse w
ud Sarah Orndo
1860, by Bev
this holy estate for
dave, Bhe ney
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7 days.
cob a
er nag i
her husband to
Luse wi
to the aim i
Gn w
ire partic
ter
that battle field js
Mrs, Lose was
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throng!
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wha
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JARY ¥
MARRIE
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Mr. Eli Kreamer, after mind
from cancer « liver, d
in Greene twp, Clint i
inst. aged 62 years, 5 months and 7
On the Bih inst, near Boalebure
Chirisian Banmgardoer, age {
month and 9 days,
i ing ied Rt hi
Hi 00.
In Newton Hamilton, Septe:
1886, Mrs. Edith W. Alexan
years,
Jer,
In Kishacoquillas Valley, Bent. 25,
James Alexander, aged 84 years and 10
months,
——— a a a
“Have used |
itive care,” Contributed by Wm,
570 Plymouth Ave. Buffalo, N, Y.
When Daby was sick, we gave her Castors,
When she was a Child, she cried for ¢ awtoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When abe had Children, she gave them Castorla,
= ll
The world moves. —Our grandmothers
used brown sugar, we use white: they
used brown soap, we use white soap.
The best white soap is Direy doppel’s
Borax Soap, which can be used for all
purposes to which soap is applicabie. 0
UBLIC BALE. At Pleasant Gap, October 7
2 horses, 2 cows, hore wagon with bed,
Springwagon, Buggy, set of bugey whoaly, Reaper
and mower combined, Cornplanter, Redingsoroen,
Cornsheller, Grindstone, set smith Tools, No 1
Panningmill, strawentter, fisdder cutter, plows,
harrows, cultivaton, doublets, singletiocs. ono
snd two-horse spronds, Jogohaine, forks, rakos,
sooopehovels, graincradle, wagonjacks, set van.
kee harness, set double harness, 2 sets single har
ness, saddle, bridles, collar, Hines, &¢. Also, tabs
churns, bushels, landstands, barrels, copper snd
Jiher leettios, all kitehon wiensile, No. 9 caoketove
8 oo bd parlor stoves, shop stove, sil
with Be \ogether with all atnahold frrnitire,
Also 3 eromscat saws, axes, ete. Sale Mah: Th.
Gohean, ane,
Poeun Hall were visiting st
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Lain Concer
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griles and Srmos Snding
liver ii
Boal's heirs, and on ihe
ph MY te a, Jacob Wiagne r
containing mt 160 Ad
i erected a large i
g HOUSE, BAEN AXD OUTHOCILD.
1 i¢ under good cultivation
¢ of Frail and Good Water
! ual 10 the costs in
and exposes of sale. in
perty is knocked dows CHE
i 3 sMmifirmation of
realtor with intes
dal the desih of
widow of maid doooedent, with
wid ber ann indly
Tt ¢ ature tite; said last two pay.
+ be scoured by Bond and Mortgmge up
PEIN, JAMES CC. BOA »
Trustee appointed by Court,
Ores
hss
th
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{hereon 10 be
TRATORS NOTICE letters of
Administration upon the estaie of
07, deceased, late of Potter twp,
lawfully granted to the undersigned
d respectially request 8] persons know.
ven to be indebted 0 the estate to
mediate payment, and those having
io the spe WO present the same dul ¥
tod for setlicmoent,
WM, HARPER,
R. NM. MAGEX,
Adware, Bellefonte.
A
Brun IC SALE. ~Will be sold at the late resi.
donee of Daniel Luse, decd.’ at Spring
fille. on MATL RAY. Bow. 2, 188. Al that
1 House and Lot, situate at Spel Mi
joining land of BR. H. Daoscan, Mew EE ay
fn, Be From and others, containing 80 perches,
il mokstire, thereon erected a ak
Hing HOUSE, ao
ail outbaildings :
ell finished of the inakde AD they
are all new and tthe best of condition. There
isn well and cistorn wt the door,
It is one of the most pleasant homes at Spring
Mills
ap mm. when terms will bo
Bale in hm
made Xnowu by + RISH KL
Executor of Dec'd.