FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER, |
TERMS. One vear, $1.50, when pald in advance.
Those in arrears subject toprevions terme, $2.00 i
per year.
ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ 20 cents per Hpe for three
jnsertions, snd 5 cents per line for each subse |
quent insertion. Other rates made made known
on application
CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS. JAN, 28,
Men Who Hurl a Town
All who oppose improvements,
Who never push their business,
All who distrust public-spirited men. |
Those who run down the town tol
strangers.
Those who show no hospitality to |
its visitors.
Men who envy their neighbors their |
prosperity. |
Men who oppose everthing that does
not originate with them.
Who wear long faces when strangers |
speak of locating in the town.
We refuse to substribe towards the |
building schools and churches,
Who think all systems of theology
except their own are erroneous, i
Who find fault with all enterprises |
with which they are not connected. |
Men who never subscribe for, adver |
tise in or in any way
paper and are always ready to find |
fault with everthing it contains,
i
i
i
patronize their
i
Boil
The Best Advertising Mediam.
M. M. Gillam, advertising manager
for John Wanamaker, who has made
advertising a life study, says:
“For a general business |
there is but one perfect
advertising medium-—the newspaper.
No matter what the nature of the com-
munity is, if a paper has a chance at
the pole, it sorts them out as certainly
as if they had been put through a nen
tal sieve. The progressive, enterpris- |
ing, life-enjoying citizen, where-ever he
is, is always hungry in the head—he
rants a paper; he'll get one if he can.
The pinch-penny, slow-going, vester-
day man, the too poor or the too mean |
to buy, are never in the newspaper
procession. Put an advertisement
fore the readers of a paper,
take the cream of any population. You |
#0 straight home to the people who
¢an buy and are ready to buy.”
believe
satisfactory |
i
be
and you
Wc
Keep Your Head Clean,
Keeping the head per
a great aid to health, A
ed physician who has spent much of |
his time at quarantine said t
fectly clean is |
distinguish- |
nat a per- i
son whose head was thoroughly wash- |
ed every day rarely ever took contag-
the
allowed to become dirty and matted it
fous diseases, but when hair was |
Many persons find speedy relief for |
nervous headache by washing the head
thoroughly in weak soda We |
have known cases almost wholly cured |
in 10 minutes by this simple remedy. |
A friend finds it the greatest relief in
ease of “rose cold,” the cold symptoms :
entirely leaving the eyes after the first |
washing of the hair. The head should
be thoroughly dried afterwards, and |
drafts of air should be avoided for
little while.
water,
a
a
An Aged Man's Death,
Mr. Wesley another of
Bellefonte's aged citizens on Saturday
in his 93rd years. He was a plasterer by
trade, and in 1856 took the contract of
plastering the exterior of the court
house in Bellefonte, making an ex-
cellent job of it. As he advanced in
years he turned hisattention to garden-
ing, and became well-known as the
first man to raise early plarits and veget-
ables in this country.
About three years ago he became
lame from an ingrowing toe nail which
finally turned into gangrene. He was
compelled to have the leg amputated
to avoid death.
mires
A Coasting Accident,
A party of coasters Thursday night
at Bellefonte at the foot of the hill
near the Bush House, crashed into a
hotel omnibus, and one of the party,
Miss Mollie Gill, had her thigh broken
in the collision. The sled was shatter
ed to pieces and the merrymakers
about ten in number, were all consider
ably bruised, though Miss Gill was
the only one sustaining serious injury.
A a a
Clarfield Miners Demand Higher Wages,
The miners in the Clearfield coal
region have made a demand for an nd-
vance in wages for mining what is
known as “Low" conl. The operators
say the demand will be refused and
the mines closed. Every operator
in the region is interested directly or
indirectly and a bitter fights is expect-
: ed.
a — I
. [TEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
wee Read ad,
another column,
Pay train went over the road
st Friday with officials aboard.
weave 20 per cent. buying Boots
Lambert,
of girl wanted in
COBURN,
Happenings In the Future
Penns Valley,
Metropolis of
Pa., on Wednesday morning, in search
of employment.
writing is fast recovering.
Bros, and
Nursery stock.
ding on last Saturday a week ago.
Poe Mills, Pa.
The Teachers’ Local Institute
lence of the grip.
meet,
panied by his wife, Our
tions. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffa
congratula-
intend lo-
future.
W. F. Hassinger, who for the last
Western States, including Missouri,
He
friends.
death.” This has been very clearly
Emanuel Kerstetter, of this place,
twenty-t WO Years, seven
and nine days.
the above result.
ces, and his sad demise is greatly la
mented all
by his family and
addicted
are tl
bed to
ruin
man; not ng any of
of wi
many of our young men of this present
The family the
those viees which Ww
bereaved have
heir sad bereavement,
>
WALNUT
is t
> -
GROVE.
Another disappoint
ing gone,
J. From, J. Wert and OC
in part of court t
Durst
wk
iis week,
A sled load of people from t
last
neighborhood.
Mr. James Reish and Miss [da Car-
both of Centre Hall, spent Sunday
with Jacob Mever
he Branch
spent Wednesday night in our
SE, 1
s family.
I'he whooping eough is making its
through here, some children
k
with it.
MeClintick of
her best
becoming fuite “ic
Miss Mollie Wolfs
friend,
visited her parents severnl davs Hot
The people of this place are pleased
held
at Linden Hall some time during next
month, to be conducted by Prof, Craw-
ford, of Tusseyville.
the greater part of the winter is now
improving somewhat.
very tedious time of it since her sick-
ness,
confined to his bad for several weeks
slowly recovering. Mr. David Bohn
house,
i nn
Asleep for Thirteen Months,
At the Retreat poor house,
Miea, who has been sleeping for thir
teen months and shows no signs of
waking up. He was taken there from
Wilkesbarre city hospital about four.
teen months ago. The sleeper opens
nourishment, but immediately draws
his head under the covers and falls
into a comatose condition. The case
has not been explained.
A A ——————
Good Looks.
Good looks are more than skin deep
depending upon a healthy condition of
all vital organs. If the Liver be ine
active, you have a Bilious Look, if
affected you have a Pinched Look.
Becure good health and you will have
good looks, Electric Bitters is the
greatialterative and Tonic acts directly
on these vital organs. Cures Pimples,
Blotches, Boils and gives a good com-
plexion. Sold at J. D. Murray's Drug-
store, S0e. per bottle,
Ci A 5
“LA GRIPPER.”
Persons suffering from “La Grippe”
SPRING MILLS,
It is reported that the jury granted
Edwin Nearhood,
for D. E. Bible, is going to move to
Rebersburg February 1st,
C. P, Long was at Lamar last Sun-
day, with his mother-in-law, Mrs, Ar-
chie Allison, jr., who is suffering fron:
{ pneumonia,
Our efficient miller William J. Fink-
| le, is going to take charge of the mill
of Major J. B. Fisher, at Farmers
Mills, about March 15th,
William P. Alexander's family . is
still in a critical condition; his wife is
very low with typhoid pneumonia and
he is just recovering from diphtheria,
Verna, daughter of Mr. A. E. Mil-
| ler, was buried last Sunday at the Un-
ion cemetery. Mr, Miller is the oldest
son of Charles Miller, of this place, and
is living in Lock Haven.
Mr. William Luse, of Farmers Mills,
died Tuesday evening, while his young-
{ est daughter died in the morning of
This is the third death
in his family from diphtheria, and the
| remaining members of the family are
{ similarly afflicted. Mr. Luse was a
| man highly respected for his integrity
| and genial qualities, and was a popu-
Inr member of
board, which will lose a faithful mem-
ber, as well as the community
| the same day.
the township school
a. good
and useful citizen,
Honorable Mortimer Whitehead ad-
dressed quite a crowd of farmers on
Monday evening.
er
He is a good speak-
and the
{| Grangers powerful enough to control
| both the old parties. He defined the
{ Granger's idea on the tariff question as
he
said meant protective duties on farm
non-partisan, believes
{ “equality before the law,” which
products as long as such duties existed
on other manufactured articles, and free
trade on farm products whenever the
tax was taken off of manufactured ar-
ticles
A
To The Ladies of Centre County.
Ladies who are interested in the art
tting should call at Mrs. G.
and teacher at
Centre Hall, for Newton's French and
| Tailor System of dress cutting, and re-
thorough instructions
of dress cu
=. Clements, agent
acive without
use of patterns; also teach economy
This chart when
| understood by the seamstress, will en-
the
in drafting seams,
with and
to
child
measurement
Hit in ladies’
ren's wear, it without
ing it up and trying the garment
I will also do all kinds of sewing
in ladies’ wear, dresses and coats and
hildren's wear,
17d Mrs Gi.
RE
{
ecdm NM. CLEMENTS.
Guaranteed Care for La Grippe.
We
i gist to sell you Dr. Kng's New Discov-
ery fi
authorize our advertised drug.
wr Consumption, Coughsand Colds
upon this condition. If you are afflict-
bh La Grippe and will use this
remedy according to directions, giving
itaf
fit, you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. this
MUO Es
ed wit
air trial, and experience no bene
We make
offer, because of the wonderful
New
{| last season's epidemic.
of Dr. King's Discovery during
Have heard of
no case in which it failed. Try it. Trial
| bottles free J. D. Murray's Drug
| Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00,
a
Rasieal College
The Spring Session opens Monday,
May Ist, for Young Ladies in Vocal
| and Instrumental Musie.— Address for
{ circular, H. B. Moyen,
Freeburgh, Pa.
at
so ——————
—Sell your pork and beef to C. P.
| Long, Spring Mills.
—~—Powers, Bellefonte, handles all
| grades of heavy winter boots and shoes
(and as for prices, no cheaper can be
| purchased anywhere else. A trial is
| asked,
a——— fem
Rimple Questions Simply Answered,
Why do people very often allow a cold to run
on? Becans they think it wi'l wear away, Why
does the Cough that at first caused 50 alarm be
come deep seated and chronic? Because (he
Proper remedy was notused. The way to break
Up ay Cough or Cold. no matter if other medi
cines failed to benefit you, is to iry Pau-Tipae,
the great remedy for Coughs Colds and Consump-
tion. Zandi cents at J. D. Murray's Drug
A Et a
When she wae 8 Child, she cried for Caatoris,
When she became Miss, she clung to Caatoria,
When abe “ad Children, she gave them Cantorta,
$
a A Sr ARs ily
Warned In Time.
People will have themselves largely to blame
i the horrid grip seoures a Toot Tien this
winter, The of Health sound a note of
warning a few days go Phesioians ail agree
that with proper BOAT Ions the disease may be
prevente:. ged. And enfecbled persons, in fact
any one whose system is run down,
healt: ful stimulant just now,
nity aro A unit upon this point. K
Age" and “Duquesne” rye whiskies which sell
respectively at $1.50 and $1 25 per fall quart
the purest aod best stimulants known, The
¥hilled practitioners to the oountry
brands and lend
uire a
n's “Silver
ing
|
amin: ail —————————————— ——————
Consumption Cured
An old physician, retired from practice, have
ing had placed in his hands by an East Indian
Misdousry the formule of & shople vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bropehitls, Catarrh, Asthma snd
ail throat and Lung Affections, also a positive
snd radical cure for Nervous Debllity snd all
feit it his duty to make {* known to his suffering
Actuated by this motive und & desire 10
relieve human suffering, I will son d free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe. in German,
French or English, with fall directions for pre-
paring and using, Sent by mail by addressing |
with stun p, naming this paper W A. Noyes
820 Powers’ Block, Rochester N Y
marly
UBLIC BALE ~WILIL. BE OFFERED AT
public sale at the residence of M_F. Rows
mass, one And one-half miles west of Tusseyvills,
on Tuesday, February 2nd, 1882, the following
personal property: 1 Cow, 2 Helfers, one two |
veurs old, aud the other one year old, 20 Ewes, |
23 Berkshire und Chester white Shoats, 1 Chester
white brood sow with 8 pigs,
Bale to begin at | o'clock, when terms will be
made known, W. A. WAGNER.
Wm. Goheen, Auctioner.
_— DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ~LETTERS
of Administration upon the estate of
John B, Lee. dec'd., of Potter township, having
been lawfully granted to the undersigned, they
would respectfully request all persons koowing |
themselves indebled Wo the estate to make imme - |
dinte payme t, and those haviug claims against |
GEORGE L. LEE,
Madisonburg §
JAMES W. LEE |
Centre Hall {
Administrators, |
Bjantt
H
. s— rr meni |
_~ UDITOR'S NOTICE. —~IN THE ORPHANS |
Court of Centre connty: Io the mattorof |
the estate of William Bloom, late of Ferguson |
wwoship, deceased. The undersigoed sn audit |
orfwppointed by sald Court, ‘to hear the evidence |
stale sn seconnt, ascertain the amount upom |
which Sallie Bloom, widow, Is entitled to receive
dower aunnually, sscertain the amount overpaid,
ifany, and make report 6f his tdodings fu said |
estate hereby given notioe thet he will meet ail
partes fo nterest {or the purposes of hissppoliut
ment at his office in Bellefonte, ou Wednesday
day of Fetruary, A D.. st 10 o'clock, a
m. where and when all parties in luterest can al
tend if they see proper
the Sie
C.P,. HEWES
Janie Auditor
OURT PROCLAMATION WHEREAS THE |
Hon AO. Furst, President Judge of the
Court of Corumon Pleas of the 40th Judicial diss
trict, consisting of the counties of Centre and |
Huntingdon, and the Hon, Daniel Rhoads and |
the Hon. Th &. F Riley, sssociate Jndges io Cens |
tre, having issued thelr precept bearing date the
25th day of December, 1881, ov me directed for
holding a Court of Oyer and Termine: wid gen |
eral Jali Delivery and Quaarter nf the |
the Peace in Bellefonte, for the onuaty of Centre
and commence on the 4th Monday of January, |
the 2th day of January, 1882 sad 0 continue |
Iwo woeks, Notiee Is Lic reby given to the Coro.
ner. Justices of the Pears Aldermen and Cou
stables of sald county of Centre, that ths be then
1d there in the proper persons, at 10 o'clock ia |
forenoon of said day, with their records
nas, examinstions, aud their own personal |
remembirandes, to do those thines which 4 (heir
office sppertaim to be 4 wil those whe ate
Land lo reoognizances to prosecute sgalust the
prisoners that are of shall Be in the Jail of Cen
tre county, be then and there 0 prosecute sgainst |
thom as shall be just
Hemmlopna
we
Given aoder my hand, at Bellefonte, the 2h
day of Decembe 3 the year of {ard 1%91
aid the oue hundred and fourteenth year of the
nderendence of the United States
WILLIAM A. ISHLER
Sheriff
“yr
AUTION HAVING PURCHASED ATOON
stables sale, the following, the property of
3. C. Colla: 3 horses, 1 cow, Joalves, 4 set
harness 3 bridles, 2 wagons, cultivator bay rake
wot ladders, lot of oats, hob sled, mower and bind
er, plow, sow and 8 pigs, 4 shoals, all persons are
cautioned against meddling with same as | leave
sxe in his possession al ny please
1-38 GEORGE 85. CL EMENT
To stwhile hod sow stray away on
Dec. 9th, 1561, and he desires information oon. |
cerning her wher-abouts. Any person notifying
shine
STRAY
Chis
THE UNDERSIGNED HAD A
warded for their trouble
Jacos Enanen
Centre Hall
» of Adminstration upon the eslale of
Catharine Royer, dec'd., of Potter township, hav. |
tug been Liwfullr granted to the undersigned, he |
w uid respectiully request sil persons knowing |
themselves indebled 10 the estate Lo make imme. |
diate payment, and thrme havior claims against
the same to present them duly authentionted for |
sill cement
Adm'r
OYE +,
Contre Hill
Tiandt
=I IMESTEAD FOR SALE OR RENT. THE
undersigned offers a desirnbile bomesiend |
for sale, consisting of 25 acres «fF lant of whi h
Zi acres are good young timber. Thereou a plank |
frame house, bank barn, with other outbuildings, |
choice fruit and excelient water, adjoins the |
Heckman farm west of Centre Hall, on the oud |
Lewistown road leading 10 the pike. Apply or i
add ens, FH. Horoer, |
Centre Hall, Pa,
£5 NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE FARM. |
ers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company. !
Office of the Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co. |
of Centre County, Pa
CENTRE Hatt, Pa. Jan. 11, 1892-10 compli
Ance with the provisions of their charier, the i
Thirty Fourth Anvnal Statement of the tatsace |
tious of the comps: ¥ is hereby prescuied, i
——
ABEETS,
Bille “receivable being
preminm notes dus :
and payable by mem i
bers for insurance the
Past FORT...
Cash preminms
Cash in treasy
Making the to
ble amets
FORE «opnasrreirssornnis
$
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67!
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past
EXPENSES,
Compensation to direc
SOT ..oonsomsssviimsrssons sus
Sainry of 8
Salary ot Tressans
mings 15 oaiooary
TT
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borrow’d
Orvis, Bower & Orvis...
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Total assets and funds of
the company the past
year loss expenses. .......
To which » notes of
1487, BS. Sv and "90...
AMounting 0... in
Minus cancellations...
Lenvive the available
wisels in force this day
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LIABILITIRS;
Lr
ERS SEE re
synEAr2
geese
id
me
Ala weuting held the same day the
were chosen for the ensuing year: J. 3,
sn
ry writs of Fieri Facias, Levert Fa las and
Veudition! Exponas issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Centre County, to me directed,
will be exposed to public ssie, atthe Court House
in Bellefonte, Pu., on
: FRIDAY, JARUARY 29, 1592,
at] o'clock, P. M., the Wllowing property to
wit:
All that certaly messunge, tenement or lot or
jece of ground situste in Belletouts Borough.
~eutre county, Pa. bounded and describe | as fol-
lows: Beginnlog at a point on Liun street 15 feet
castofthe Jotof MW. Cowdrie, thence along
Linn street East 65 feet to 16t of {ate Charles F,
Conk, thenes along said lot North 200 feet to an
alley, thence West along sald alley 65 feet to a
point 16 leet East of the Hue of said M, W, Cows
drick’s lot, thence 200 fect Ly u line parallel with
the Hoe of M. W, Cowdrick to the place of begin -
oing.
Beized, taken In execution and to be sold as the
property of J. ©, Harper and Laura G. Harper,
ALBO
All that certain messuage tenement and lot or
plece of ground situs 1n the Borough of Belle.
fonute, Centre county, Pa. bounded and described
ax follows: On the Fast by bpriog s'reet, on the
North by Curtin street, on the Zouth by Churles
F. Cro. and on the West by an siley , suid lot bes
ing situate ou the south -west corner of Spring and
Curtin street fronting on Bpriog street 50 feet sand
extending back along Cartin street 200 feet to sn
alley, belug the sane premises which KW. Hale
by deed dated June 30 185. recorded In book W,
No. 2 page 172. Thereon a Btove dwelling house
Beized, taken {o execution snd to be eid as
the property of Charles MeCafferty and Catharine
McCafferty,
ALBO
mesusge tevement or lot of
spring Wwwuship, county of
Cetitre, and state of Prone. bounded sud de
wit: Beginning oo the
Houth side of Water street In Bush's addition
where line of ot No, 108 {ntersects the same
thence West aloog said street 50 feet 10 lot No
105, thenee slong ae of seid lot South 50 feet Lo
an alley, thoves East along said alley 80 feet 10
line of lot No. 108, thenge North aloug line of
wid lot 150 feet Wo place of begluniog. Thereon
erected a two-story frame dwelling house, stable
and other outbuildings
Selzed, taken fu execution and 10 be sold as the
All thet certain
ALBO
message tenewant or Jol of
the Borough of Philipsburg,
Pa. bounded and described as
Begioningat « polut ou North Front
street at corver of ot of Jeffry Hays. thence by
Parker, thence
Parker 200 feet to Nonb
along sald North Becond
All thateertain
conte of Centre
along said lo of Wm
thence
pimoe of begin ing
bulog one-half of Jot khown sand designated ss
Neo. bl in the genera! pian of said borough
Belzed , taken in execntiod aod Ww
the property of Henry Lehman.
ALSO
Al defendants right, title and interest in and
tok certain tract of land situsted in Howmd
township, Centre county, Penna, bounded and
Beginning at a dogwood
thenow by laud survesed to Wm. Hameey, Sout
47° East 135 perches bo wx corner, thence south 47
$17 East
ind formerly
11 Regent South
¥ marked chest
West 30 perchios 10 a pwd
thence by land of Curtin heirs North 5° Fat 17¢
pores Lo a ©oruer North 40°F West
Frehes Loa white onl; Noth 47° last 68 re rehies
10 the place of beginulog, containing 127 acres
and 65 perches more or lees
Seized taken in exec
the propery of Jasob BR
TERME No deed will
the purchase money
fall
be oid ss
hens Soll
2X perches 10 g cotuer; i
of Joseph ilen i: rian of
65° West 156 perches 10 a post 1
1 nesine
snd to be wold
Leathers
Hon
Be
be sckoowledged until
paid or wrranged for
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sn Bheri
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