The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, March 17, 1892, Image 5

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    APPOINTMENTS,
Evangelienl Conference
Philipsburg.
YORK DISTRICT,
Buck, Presiding Elder,
Baltimore Memorial—-R. W. Runyan.
Baltimore Grace—1. (. Yeakle.
Baltimore Olive Branch—D. M
ger,
Hobbville—W. W. Rhoads"
Alberton—-H. H. Douty.
Jarrettsville—A. 8. Baumgardner,
Shrewsburg-—A. W. Swengle.
Glen Roek—G. W, Currin.
Loganville—E. D. Keen,
York, Queen Street—J. Shambach.
York, King Street—17, F. Swengle.
York, Circuit—E. B. Baily.
East Prospect—George Josephs.
Chanceford—C, H.
Red Lion—J. M. Price.
Millersville—-N. Young.
Wrightsville—L. 8. Reichard.
New Steelton and Landing to be sup-
plied.
H. N. Grenninger, member
Hebbville Quarterly Conference,
J. M. Ettinger,
Trinity Quarterly Conference,
CARLISLE DISTRICT
W. E. Detwiler, Presiding
Carlisle—J,
Cumberland
Furner.
Dillsburg—J.
Jendersville—1.. K.
Lewisberry—L. E. Cruml
Big Spring—P. W. Group.
Leesburg—E. L. Kessler.
Hagerstown—J. W. Bentz.
Hagerstown Cirenit—C, F.
Perry—H. 1
Newport and Marysville
Made by the at
H.W.
Metz-
Goodling.
the
of
member of the York
Elder.
. Reeser.
J. R. Becehrist and J. H.
Womelsdorf.
Harris.
ling.
Ciarret.
', Rearles,
NS. P. Reem-
ef.
Liverpool—D.
Fishing Creek
~(i. Li.
J. P.
Seidert,
P. Schaetler.
W. CC. Bierly.
Maice.
Buchner
Juniata
Hanover
= WwW.
and Maysville Quarterly
B. F. Hall gmember
Quarterly
H. B. Hartzler,
Quarterly Conference.
CENTRE
J. Hartzler,
Lewistown
Patterson—W,
MeClure—P. C,
Middleburg—J.
Spangler.
Port Treverton
New Berlin—-J.
Millmont—D. |
Centre—(C. F. Finkbinder.
Spring Mills—J. H. Hertz
Brush Valley Aurand.
Sugar Valley—P. F. Jarrett.
Nittany Valley-—J. J. Lohr and H.W.
Bender.
Centre Hall—=. E.
Jellefonte—FE. W,
Prof. A. E. Gohl
Berlin Quarterly Conference.
H. B. Barshinger. member of Nits
Valley Quarterly Conference.
LEWISBURG DISTRI
New
onferens
member of port
of Fishing Creek
Conference.
member of
DISTRICT
Presiding Elder.
VY. B. Cox.
N. Wallis,
Wel id frie
D.
Stover
NS. Smith.
CG. M.
. Kepner,
NWengs
-
Davis,
Koontz
Ne
ile member of Ww
ny
Presiding Elder.
Lewisburg—E. Crumbling.
Buflalo—J. D. Bhortress,
Milton—H. W.
Washingtonville
Hughesville—A, Stapleton.
Muney Valley—W., Minsker.
Dushore—H, Minsker,
Danville—J. ¥. Dunlap.
Bloomsburg—(', I.. Sones,
Light Street—E. E. Shaffer
Waller—J. GG, Whitmyer.
Columbia. J. Dick.
Berwick—G. E. Zehner.
Nescopeck—M. Fosselman.
Luzerne—8, 8. Mumey.
Zion's Grove—I. Dice.
Ransom—H. A. Stoke.
Tunkhannoek—I. M. Pines,
West Brooklin—B., F. Keller,
Neranton—J. W. Messinger.
West Clifford—D. A. Artman.
A. L GG. Hunter, and E.
Swengle, members of Lewisbu rg Quar-
terly Conference,
C. D. Moore, member of Muncy
Valley Quarterly Conference,
WILLIAMSPORT DISTRICT
Bennet Street-—J. A. Hollenback,
Market Street and South Willinmsport
—B. Hengst.,
St. Paul-—M. 1. Jamieson.
Newberry—W. H. Lilly.
Williamsport Cirenit—J. M. King.
Lycoming -W. H. Stover.
Jersey Shore—J, F. Shultz.
Lock Haven Circuit—H. 8. Basom.
Lock Haven—A. A, Bender.
Liberty-—-W. E. Brillhart.
East Liberty J. B. Fox.
Grover—J. W. Thompson.
Wayland 8. E. Koontz.
White Deer—J. H. Welsh.
Heneca—To be supplied,
E. Kohr, member of }
terly Conference.
A. Krause and D. W. Miller,
bers of Bennet Street Quarterly Con-
ference,
A. A. Irvine,
(ross,
W. J. Campbell
leeser,
Quarterly Conference,
A Million Friends.
A friend in need is a friend indeed, |
tion, Coughs, and Colds.—If you have |
never used this Great Cough Medicine |
wonderful curative powers in all dis-
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs,
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that
DOCTOR LEMON.
What the Little
Saving Doctors Dills,
Do you want to know a name of one
of the
tors and certainly the cheapest that can
be found in any country?
It is Dr. Yes, an ordinary,
sour, lemon, which you can
buy at any grocery for a few cents,
Here are some of the things Dr. Lem-
on will do for you if you will give him
the chance,
Squeeze him
best
Lemon,
yellow
glass of water
morning and drink him with
He will keep your
stomach in the best of order and never
into a
every
very little sugar,
Dyspepsia, whom he hates cor-
If you have dark hair and it
to be falling out cut a slice of
seems
the doe-
He will
trouble promptly.
him milk
and he will give you a mixture to rub
On vou
Squeeze into a quart of
r fuce night and morning and
a complexion like a princess,
§
2 i
Pour him into an equal quantity of
glycerine and rub your hands with the
mixture before to bed. If
don’t sleeping with gloves on,
that is | 1
going you
mind
weiter still, and helps the doc-
1 task of whiten-
rning wash
in warm walter
but
You |
is up too long or your |
tor considerably in tl
In
your hands thoroughly
ing your hands, the mo
and apply the doetor again pure,
only few drops of him this time,
must not Keep th
hands will show such a dazzling white-
ness as to make all the other
young
inity
Iadie jealous,
8 in the vi
or an insect stings you clap |
fo the
yourself the
il rap
the doctor on
spot i
find better
$3 1 i
iblesome corn the
to Fou wl fii*-
* alter
vil
t as much |
!
desome intruder |
the dot always
himself in the cause
without
of old
which nol
an individ.
to get along
- .
MILLIE WN
Th
gquilons Reporter,
the Co
Happenings as { hronjeled hy our Ubide |
An Effort to Show
mmeil In a Bad Light.
up
ses of sickness are re- |
Aarons
A. Z
rg,
]
Sylvia |
and family
is an employe
p shops,
fd th
from Ni
{ Campbell's |
rth
aroused |
found |
igior's
. but
Mr, Zei
THIng.
had a
rhe
of
F. Wino SEVOTY
tack of lammatory imatism,
ent
im
}
he
‘rank.
roving under t i
Dr. Geo.
W. Zeigler
from Virginia, he
clerk. He speaks very
place; its extensive lum-
and mercantile
101s
ment of NF
Mr DD.
hort time
at home for a
short where is
emploved as
Sorts ar of 4
highly of the
ber operat
trade
BEE
large
hild
was
of J. RK.
brought
and bur-
Services
Fink-
a grand e
Mills
rom Columbia county,
oslay
of Poe
few cemetery.
in the al church, Rev,
binder officiat ing.
I'he
was
auditors’ meeting on
Monday
different from former vears,
A number of witnesses were
auite
examined
rain individual endeavoring to
hat the late council had
been squandering the funds of the bor.
in
by aC
show t town
ough public ete,
forgeting that mueh larger sums had
previously been spent in election econ-
large
improvements,
or excessive salaries,
-— - -
To The Ladies of Contre County.
Ladies who are interested in the art
0.
agent and teacher at
for Newton's French and
Tailor System of dress cutting, and re
instructions without
touts,
Clements,
ceive thorough
in drafting seams. This chart when
understood by the seamstress, will en-
| able her with the measurement and
chart to cut any garment in ladies’
fand children’s wear, to fit without
basting it up and trying the garment.
on. 1 will also do all Kinds of sewing
in ladies’ wear, dresses and coats and
| children’s wear,
Mrs, GG. 8B, CLEMENTS,
| 17dectm
Wy
Important Business Notice,
| Notice is hereby given to all patrons
| of my store, that after April Ist, next,
| all business will be conducted strictly
| upon the eash principle, and all goods
| will be sold bottom prices for cash on-
ly.
yo THAT ALL UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS,
after April 1st, next, will be placed in
| the hands of an ofMcer for collection.
Ho oblige by calling on or before above
date to settle necounts,
{ Sar 8, Gro. BR. Mess, Ag't.
Tussey ville.
i
we Huve you seen the new stock of
a
Drug store Large bottles de: and 31,00,
{ Branch ?
o
&
}
fs
We use
pure alcohol to make Worre's A
Bracxing., Alcohol is good for leat]
it is good for the skin, Alcohol isthe chicos
ingredient of Cologne, Florida Water,
Bay Rum the well known face wash:
We think there is nothing too costly to use
in a good leather preservative,
Acme Blacking retails at 20¢.
and at that price sells readily. Many
people are so accustomed to buying a dresses
ing or blacking at be. and 10c. a bottle
that they cannot understand that a blacks
ing can be cheap at 20c. We want to meet
them with cheapness if we ean, and to ace
complish this we offer a reward of
for a recipe which will enable us to make
Worry's Acue Bracing at such a price
that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c. a
bottle. We hold this offer open until
Jan. 1st, 1803.
WOLFF & BANDOLPH, Philadelphia,
The Best Remedy
in this world, says J, Hofherr of Syracu
Is Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonle, bocsuse 3
dd three year
had any
tile
thank for it,
fits, has n
since ho Look
One oH
toatl heartily
Prostiation, Sleeplesss
ness, and Weakness,
WesT Bnov an
The Partor Kos
¥, Quotes, Oct, 3
nie I ordered w
tA wi "
bid, WHO wa
nig's Nerve T:
use hi
f and oiler
toy bh
most Useless Wo du
BOrYOus tra
&e,, &« Today il
young person is i i
she will cont
1 think it is very good.
REY. P.
ras
sloeplosnn
ais gq
Est
or
i les
taondd-
nue i
BARVIE
this medicine free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reve
Pastor Koenig, of Fort Wayne, Ind. since 186, sud
is now prepared under his direction by the
KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, IIL.
Sold by Druggists at $1 per Dottie. O for 83,
Large Size, $1.75. 6 Bottles for 89,
Aly
ay:
tment
FHE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG
LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOBT BEAUTI
FUL AND HEALTHFUL BPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHENRY REGION; UNDENOMINA
TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH BEXES;
TUITION FREE: BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW NEW BUILDINS
AND EQUIPMENT
LEADING DEFPAR TE NTS OF STUDY.
I. AGRICULTURE (Three Courses) and AGRS
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY: with constant i}
lustrations ou the Farm and in the Labors
tory,
BOTANY and HORTICULTURE;
eal and practical. Biudents taught original
study with the microscope.
CHEMISTRY; with an unusually full and
thong h course in the Laboratory,
(CIV 1. ENGI NEERING }
< ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING;
{MEX HHNI AL ENGINEERING } es
accompanied wilh very exteusive
exercises in the Field, the Bhop,
Laboratory.
HISTORY: Ancient and Modern, with origi.
nal investigation
INDUBTRIAL ART AND DESIGN.
LADIES" COURSE IN LITEKATURE and
BCIENCE; Two yeas Ample facilities for
Music, vocal and instrumental
LANGUAGE and L TER A Tu RE;
¢ oh ( 13 ’
iin ued {we Lhe
theoreti.
Them
ir
fre
practical
oO
und
Latin
quired.) one or more con
entire course
MATHEMATICS and
and applied
MECHANIC
with study,
ing and ««
MENTA L,
ENCE;
Politic al Eo: +h | ete
MILITARY S¢ TE! NCH
cal and practical,
service
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
years—carefully graded i igh
Winter opens Janurry
term, April 8, 1881, Commenccment
2 July 2,1 For Catalogue or other
ASTRONOMY ;
ARTS; combining shop
three yean' coume: New
work
butid-
uipment,
Mi ORAL nd POLIT
law
‘AL
and Hist
0 |
ory
Liow Lheoretl
ug each arm ofthe
strug
InCina;
Two
term
iy 4,38
, Baldiress
GEO. W. ATHERTON, LL.1
slate College
Has Secured During 1892 :
WwW. D Howell
George Merce
Arid re & Lar &
HEY
ler Has
lockyer,
Dov ie
Mark Twalr
gard
Conan
int opy.
ress, THI York.
Addr
PENSIONS
HE DIisaRILIT i
oldiers Disal t hie War
sie] Mines
Entitled
yoo wos ¥
#
elute 1
ef # Of army ser
4
onr clam speed
' James Tanner
Washingtor
TURE.
ER OTEe
large stock
Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits,
Embalming
oe a J
Bown 10 me.” HH. A. Amcmen, M.D,
111 Bo. Oxford Bt, Brooklyn, N. ¥.
Chiidren.
Oastarta gutes Oolic. Constipation.
ir Stony oh, iarrnma, Erveta
Kills Wori., ver oor, Ad Promotes di.
+ injurious medication.
PRO Ue Success
F You want “Vo SUeCEED
Liv Thowens
EGETADLES SEND
“Brilliant” Popo,
Ww hon 5
Den, mathe ad im,
Geen Ses, So TA,
“te me not nw a subwrilr cas Hoe
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CONTAINS
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ain * Ameriign hs ek i A Lp
ries, oad ehperh strain,
Rian ap ye RY abimeihhek SHR
Late ct
JAMES Vicics S0
cently is an indic
gains in
appreciate our bar-
We still have a big
will want to replace wit
while 2
early and secure
1 hand, which we
and tor
Com
goods, da
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“TERS
i
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RAITS ¢ FRAMES
me eo
and ready t
READ THE absoluicly 1
rRorTy wp person ou
Sand bh Weadddw 17 dat w
‘orirait in a good
free of charge;
you a genus ¥s 3
packing sa
this out =
E7ap2 ai once, also
hich you « ' i
Me ney Order, Express
or Postal Note, wade pa
Te
he
“WORTH AMER
Beferences—Any
12. BOWER 4
J. L.Brax i
Sr ANGLER & HEWES
Atte pe
Bid
tion to
ve atl Lav
spacial atter
all the compre, Consuit
BANKS.
BANKING OO
BELLEW
Dy imorstis
Heceive deposits, :
J.B
jan®2
Bat
HOTELS.
WISE,
8 Woods Caldwell, Proprietor,
JOCK BAYES, PA.
fist |
JRVIN he
Good sample rooms on
ane
Tertus reasonatie
floor
Buen HOUSE
Ww Proprictor
BELLEFONTE
Bpecial attention given to country trace
L. Daggett
VA
ry
HOUSE
Emanuel! Brown, Proprietor,
BELLEFONTE,
The traveling community will ind this
equal to any is the connry In every spec,
man and beast, and charges very moderate
FOUNTAIN
PA.
hotel
for
NEW GARMAN HOUSE
4 Opposite Court Hone
BELLEFONTE PA,
New building, new furnitare throughout, seam
heat, electric bells and all modern Improvements
Good table aud moderate chages
— MILI he
. Ruhl. Proprietor,
EPRING MILLS, PA.
Freo bus to and trom all traios,
— PROCKERHOEY HOUSE,
i. B. Brandon. P ator,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Pree bus to snd from all trains. Good Jampls
rooms on first floor. Special rates 10 Wilhesses
and jurors.
((AMERON ROUSE,
ond &
ne LEWISBURG, PA.
Free bus to and from all tratos. Good sample
rooms on firs: floor,
Sri
0 MOTEL 817 AND 218
Philadelphia. Rates
in the
of am
Er
i
:
A ——
can Homes "
’ srnal
. end
bu ned re d thousand dolls irs
tintie
one
{an ay
frame {8% per cut
of charge for every pew
American Homes.” Our
} : : ¢ g of
the cay,
the
ars ago
y Cit= §
5 lavish
¢ 5
free
* North
Lhe _handso Te pre mium
ef charge
Le A
wai »
Ep Trails
y Wilkesbairre
urg
Harristy
ng al Phileas
i 3
a8
Ie
Phiisde phi
DBEEr: Cal a
mo~Trai
passe Lgel Oud
4 Roches
For Lock Haven and
Daily except Sunday.
A and Jnteriped aie si allons
bh Niagara Falls, with
Rh passenger Com hes to Kase and Roches
r, and Parior car 3 Lochestor
d mo~Train 1. (Daily except Sunday.)
"or Beniovo, E sand intennediale stations,
{ Pp. m~Train AU Daily) For Wililsmes
inermediale stalions,
Bi p
THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTANDON FROM
EAST ARD sOUTH.,
Train 15 leaves New York
phia 4.50 a
510m, aQaily
night, Philadel
uw, Baltimore 4 45 8 mm, Har sburg
Wilkesbarre, 735 a.m. (wily
except Snuday) artiviog si Moutandon 19 17am
ves Phijladeiphia $50 a m, Washing
PO0a mm, Willkesbarre
Sulsday) mrriviog ai
> 48
12.15
Train 11 le
ton 8.10 a mi, Baltimore
10 15am, (Daily except
Moutsndon I 06 pm, «ith paricr oar oom
Phtladelphia sod through peesenger cosches
froin Philadelphia and Baltimore, .
Train 1 leaves New York 000 a m, Phila, 1100 a
ww: Washington at 10.00 & mm, Baitimore st 15.45
ata, Wiikesbarre 2 13 pom, (dally except Sane
gdayjwrriving et Montstndin si 04 p Wm, With
through passenger comchos froma Phila. aud
itimore
Tinlt 21 leaves New York 200 pm, Philadelphia
4,0) pw, Waahingion 3 25 pw, Baltimore 4.30 p
m, (dally) arriving st Moutapdon 928 p aa,
Through conch from Philadelphia,
Train 8 leaves New York si 800 p m, Philad,
hl Hpm, Washington WH p om, Baltimore,
A pom, (dally) arriving at Montandon st 4 66
: rr with through Pullman sieepiog cars from
Phila Washinguon aad Balti core aad throug
passenger conches from Philadelphia snd Bals
tore.
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD,
Day cept sunday.
Westward, ward,
PMAM AM, STATIONS AMPA PM
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