THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. TERME, ~ Ono Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 vear, $1.50, when paid in advance per year ADVERTISEMENTS insertions, and 5 cents per line for quent insertion. Other rates made made known on application 20 cents per line for three each subse CENTRE HALL, Pa., THURS, JUNE 146. Vor Musie Lovers, Brainard's Musical World for June contains a fine portrait and interesting Crouch, the author of the “Kathleen Mavour- large amout sketeh of famous old NOT neen,”' and a of other matter, It also tains ‘Kathleen Mavourneen’ for piano by Richards; “ Berceuse” (Cradle for piano} by Renard; and “The Water Lily,” by Otto Dressel, pieces it contains the latest choice reading CON SON arranged for piano Besides these three piano popular success, “Song of the Nightingale,” as sung by Marie Tempest in I'he music worth $2.00. I'vrolean.” in this number is alone Mailed post-paid for 15 cents in stamps, or three back numbers mailed for 25 cents. Published month- Iv at $1.50 per year. The Musicians’ tion 1882) Guide (Spring Edi contains, besides 212 pages of musical information, biogr phies of musicians, with 25 portraits, a “Teach- ers Guide! and other valuable features, “My Kathleen N igl (‘oni ‘That three new songs, ing Back,’ ‘Last Love,” and ht” is two the Ball-room' and Mailed free for eight two-cent stamps, of World and Guide nine “Rounds from “Stolen Kisses’ —(iavotte, the containing the abovs pieces, mailed Address, Chicago songs and twelve two-cent stamps, N. Brainard’s Sons Co, — > — The New Quarter. I'he discovery ha: one side of the new qu are thirteen seperat the representations of he DuBois ‘say that a physician thirteen, number discover- was probe desig v have teen occur thirte few people who have There : ; scroll | marginal body feat] allel lines i bars, 13 arrow heads in one leaves on the branch in the ot} and 13 letters in the words dollar. -— . - Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter E. Hurd, of Gro “Was taken wit written by Mrs settled on my finally termi Four doe myself up to my if I could not stay earth, I would meet mo My husband was Dr. King's New Discos stmption, ( it a trial, took in all. has cured me, and now a well and hearty woman bottles free at J. DD. Murray's Drugs regular size, 50c, and $1.00, - - - Neb. Hallroad Half Entes to Omaha, via Pennsylv_ ania For the benefit of delegates and vis- itors to the Independent Party Nation- Neb, July 4th, 1892, the Pennsylvania Rail- al Convention at Omaha, on road Company will sell excursion tick- the wl Omaha, from all pr § » els of iron-cls comtract form to incipal stations on its Hnes at a sing! for the rovned The June 29th to July the return coupons will be good until July 15th inclusive, must be commenced Tickets will passage only in each tickets sold from trip. inclusive, and and going journey date of for continuous on wile, be valid direction. a —— Sp To Keep Trout Fresh. A veteran fisherman says: “An angler can by earryving a little bran with him keep fish in any creel by simply sprinkling enough of it to ad- here all over them when first caught. It is surprising how fresh trout look when the bran is washed off even after three or four days, and it is therefore one of the best ways of packing fish to send adistance,”’ ———— i ———— Watching for the Milkman with a Gan, An Ebensburg lady stopped milkman ns he was passing the house the other day, and inquired the price ear trumpet to cateh the reply. sult has been that he has to go a little pass. ———— A Wall Paper, paper in Penns valley, Colne and be convinced that you can buy cheaper from us than any other place, » ¢ J.B. DAUBERMAN & Sox. a we THE REPORTER $1.50 per year, Notes from the Excursionistis, Californians have pronunciations for some of their towns, and places that strike an singular. san Jose they Hozun; Mojave they eall Mohave, a very broad. eastern man as pronounce San These are the Spanish pronunciations, Willamette, the name of a celebrated river, they pronounce Wil-daim-et—ac- Mani- Ma-nit-obo-ane- cent strong on second syllable, toba, cent all on the syllable nit, is pronounced Stockton is the principal manufae- turing dty in California. It has large implement manufactories, and other important industries, A harvester is built size, which cuts, threshes, cleans and there, large in sucks the grain while in operation in the field, all at the Hav- sng no need for same time, barns on account there being no rain, the sacked wheat is left in the fields weeks, and suffers no injury at all, It is all in 1001 hs, and sold, not by the bushel, but by the open for many sacked centals 100, the present price being $1.40 pel 100. These empty California centals the we use them continually in the mill at Centre Hall, "The is the I requested to be shown are sold again in ist to mills, wheat raised there white, a sample at one of their large mills where our train halted for a few mo § + i ¥ x i i 4 ments, and an envelope full was promptly brought to me, and the man id i and not as in the mill sa ple it was inrget { yedden and are fine ve the read. dotted manner, Oise rvations, {wsibhile ] i and exa ok oof f rie fost grernting say, is the most wonderful intid on the glolx , and one<half the truth is sufficient to make things said « Our nen y doubt that the an be true of that state party zig- zagped the state through its 1 +} engin adit and bire en by its most hospitable people, that show iE California hard are simply charming, to Nothing name of farm it all goes by ranches, wheth- around, in Os by Ore er five acres or 2500 aeres—it is an Ere these notes reach the RErorren for publication, 1 expect to be at home again, having had an interesting, en- Joyable trip, which I would not have missed] for a big sum. To sum up, give me good old sylvania, with its mountaing and val- lies, and if there is any spot 1 would our readers desires to leave the old Keystone state, don’t stop this side of California, and it will never be regret. ted-—you can’t fail to get rich there, a. Please Take Notloe, Everybody is invited to call at my Carriage shop at Centre Hall, Pa, and inspect my stock of nicely finished buggies, platforin spring wagons, road wagons and carts. 1 use good material Repairing a spec- Ash and Linn lumber taken Call and exam- vinced, Yours Respectfully, Wa. W. Boon, wll, P. Long Spring Mills, will pay you highest market prices for Po tntoes, SUMMER TOURS, The Latest Paul llention of the Pennsylvanian tallivond, The Ist of June is a date looked for- ward to by the thousands who make their preliminary plans for summer their main guide the Summer Excursion book issued yearly outings and in by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com- pany, which regularly appears on that date. Advanced copies for the season of 1892 are fresh from the and certainly excel anything of like chara- press, eter ever published by this Progressive railroad company. It is not only a compendium of all the rates prevailing over its own and connecting lines to the principal re sorts of the land, but it is equally as valuable as a guidebook, with full and explicit information as to how trips may be made, and as to what desirable variations may be utilized to enhance Nearly hundred resorts, ranging from Edward Island the of Western North Carolina, from the southern extremity of New Jersey to the wild the the described at their pleasure and profit, five Prince to motntains lnkes of from Virginia fo ule Canada, of inland lakes, niineral springs great length, and over fifteen hundren routs representing a stock of fifteen hun forms of tickets, are set out intelligibly within its Of Changing seen 1CTIsEN SPRING MILLS te of Interest to all in This = fion Business Brisk, Good Looks, ood looks are more than skin deep, condition Liver Look, depending upon a healthy of all the vital organs. If the be inactive, you have a Bilious if your stomach be disordered you have health looks alterative a Pinched Look. Secure good and will have Elec and Tonic acts directly on these you goed tric Bitters i= the great vital organs, Cures Pimples, Blotehes, oils and gives a good complexion. Sold at J. D. Murray's Drugstore, 50c, yp — How to Relieve Night-Sweats, Night-sweats may be arrested by very hot water. It is a great help also the salt enters the pores and stimulates ee The Standard’s Genergus Gift, ly in Oil City and Titusville, a. Wet, Wet, The weather has been more or “less wet here during past four weeks, and also quite warm. This condition pre. vailed throughout this and the western states during the same period, a The best wearing shoe for boys a $1.25 that you have ever seen, The best $1.25 shoe for men, in the county. Lyox & Co. The biggest lot of men's working shirts 25 and 50 cents, Dress shirts, 50, 75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 and 2.50, at Lyox & Co. Beautiful dress challies, fast colors, 6 cla, per yard. Men's working pants, strong and tough, $1.00, Lyox & Co, MEN'S ALL ‘AU BELLEFONTE o WOOL SUITS ) ) A Hon, WW. V of lowa, says: Lucas, Ex- ‘1 have used Chamber late lain's Cough Remedy in my fan snd have no hesitation in saving it is i believe Persons afflicted by a cough or cold will nd.” coping Ther ecotigh when this remedy is freely giv an excellent remedy i= claimed for it. find it a fri is no danger from wh 11. 25 and 50 cent bottles forsale by J. D Murray Druggist - -. - Fourth of July Exenrsions on the Penpnsylve. Hailroad In pursuance of the the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets for the Fourth of July holiday between all stations on its system east of Pittsburg ania usual custom and Frie, at a rate of two cents per mile, These tickets, which open up a rare chance for holiday touring, will be sold be valid for return until July 5th, 1802, inclusive, ~~. - They Don't Cate Hastings Naping. General Daniel Hastings is very cun- It was a clever trick of his to get out of the country just at this time. He is very desirous of being the next gubernatorial nominee on the Republi- can side of the state, and =o that he would not get mixed up inany politi- eal muddle over the presidential nomi- nation he skips to Europe. About the time he gets back everything will be quiet again and it will be hard tofigure out which faction he belongs to. Ss 4 MD AIA Boys knee pants, 25 cts to $1.00, Dress ginghams, 6§, 7, 71, 8, 15, 20, 25 and 30 cts, Light, drab, tans, browns and all the new shades in Bedford Cords from 50 to 75 and 100 cts, 10, 12, Lyox & Co. wns Potatoes wanted at once(', P. Long, Spring Mills. Com's Oc VALLEY EARM AT PUBLIC BALE am Forge at Lewisburg. Oo Also Mid Parsuant 1» an order of the Court of Common trust for the benelit of the creditors of Jumes P Frederick, will expose (0 sale by public outery, the following property, on Oey THURSDAY, JUNE 24, al the farm building, 4% Hotel, that Oenty SPLENDID MANSION FARM, 0st in the very heart of Baffalo Valler, ou the tum pike between Vicksburg and Loch el, or Riehi’s Station, adjoiniag lands of Jas Biehl, Cyrus Drets bach, Andrew Rubl, Jas. Slesr and Kishel's heirs, containing 101 Acres «nd 45 Perches, on which are a Brick Mansion, Bank Barn, Sheds, &c., Hall Wind Mill for water pumping, never-{alling Well, First olase Orchard The la dd sof the bighest quality and needs 10 be seen 10 be appreciated This fs a rare opportunity to buy the best land in the best neighborbond at the fairest price ALSO, at the same time snd place, the under signed and Samuel Dunkel will expose st public sale the LEWISBURG 1992, 0 emny mile westof Lochiel STEAM FORUR FRANCHISES, being the Somblete Steam Forge everted on b lots of ground in Pandy £4 Shipman's Addition to lewishurg., Main Bailding 120x792 Annex, 30x24 also Office Bulidiog. 2 latest fimproved Benineut & Miler Hammers Two Tubular Boilers 10H. P SOH P. Engine, 2 Cranes, Complete Telegraphs, No. 14 Buffalo Blower, 2 Large Heating Furnaces, Double Header Catoff 22-Foot Lathe, Centering and Emery Machines, Fall Bet Fairbanks’ Scales, RR and Wagon Soates, Full Set Tools and Dies &o, for all manner of work, Flowing water a connections with Borough system and dding of Penn'a and Phila & Reading Ralivoads at the buildings Hale to bagi at § o'clock PP. M sharp, TERME 30 ont. al sale; 30 Foy cent. Sept ge oan return home same . 0 day, joaving Biehl a2 pom . ons W, FREDERICK, WORKS AND For jnformation Maret 2 Diba, Pa. yi ] of Roller flour con- All grades ’ . us $s. A ” Pl | 1 stantly onnand, at Whole. . 1 to dealers and at retail. vestigation RIAL ART AXD DESIGN COUKSE IN LITERATURE and Two Fok ~ Ample facilities for YOUR! and insurarenial LANGUAGE and LITER optional.) French, Gen NE OF Td LADIES SCIENCE: WM asio flavin ish (ree wre vontinued through the a 1 CO Pa MATHEMATIOS and and Hp ted MECHANIC ARTS. combining shop work with study, three years’ course; New build. ing and equipment MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL SC1 ENCE; Constitutional law and History Political Economy, ele MILITARY SCIEN( onl and practiosl, in ASTRONOMY: pure instruction theorets siding each arm ofthe WWARATORY DEPARTMENT, carefully graded and thorough ¢ 14. 18, Examinations for sdm sion J and Sept. | Commence. ment week Juve 12435, 1992, For Catalogue or other information, address GRO. W, ATHERTON, LL.D. Prest., iste College, Contre Oo. Ps Two A UABLEFARM ATPRIVATE SALE vue The undersigned will offer at p ivate sa Je the valuable farm in Georges Valley, near Kpring Mills, containing 160 ACRES, wus more 0 less, 90 acres of which is cleared snd in excellent state of cultivation, the balanoe in good timber land, The buildings consist of & new Owen JRTORY DWELLING HOUSE 0 wey # rooms, Wash house, ete, good bank barn and other outbuildings. All buildings cxoept barn are newly erected, and the barn is in v 1y good esopdition. The farm is fn a convenient and des sirable location, being Josated postoflice, churches schools, ete, and is an excel. ent opportunity for an Investment 10 ACRESOF MOUMTAIN TIMBER LAND. will be offered in conection with this farm or separate. Apply 10 or address G.R DECKER, spring Mills, foi Zhan Ointment,
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