COBURN, Interesting News From Our Coburn Cor- respondent, C. A. DeLong spent Sunday with his parents near Boonville, Clinton county. Howard Kulp made a business trip to Shamokin one day last week, Luther Guisewite and family attend- ed the funeral of one of his brother Georges’ children on last Sunday, near Loganton, The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reiter, of near this place, died on Saturday and was buried at Aarons- burg, on Tuesday. The remains of T. C. Weaver were brought to this place on Monday even- ing, on the train and taken to Wood- ward, his former home, and were in- terred there on Tuesday. Mr, Weaver was engaged in a large lumber opera tion, near Willlamsburg, Kentucky, and was accidently killed while float- ing logs. John Hoffa now sports a .bran new bicycle. He thinks he can break the championship record with it. Some of our young men who have embryo mustaches do not like the rul- ing of fashion, that the mustache must go. What will our station clerk do if the stern mandates of fashion must be obeyed ? trie — A Wonderful Paper, The World's Fair Number of Youth's Companion just received is in every way a magnificent issue, a wor- thy contribution to the Columbian year and the greatest Fair the world has ever seen. It gives a full deserip- tion of the different departments of the Fair, also important directions showing how to see the Fair and what to see each day. Its illustrations are superb, than thirteen full pages devoted to the photographie views of those unequall- ed buildings which make up the “White City.” It has a strikingly beautiful cover lithographed in ten colors, with a frontispiece showing the Administration Building, the La- goon, its gondolas and one of its nu- merous bridges, and the Electrical Fountain. The whole issue has thir- ty-six pages and more than sixty illus- trations, and is highly artistic. Iti certainly without a rival among th§ World's Fair issues, All the old subscribers to panion will receive it free, and any new subscribers received, with $1.75 for a year’s subscription, will also ob- tain a copy while the edition lasts. Seven hundred thousand copies have been printed, but are not likely to sufficient for the demand. Single numbers may be obtained by sending ten cents to The Youth's or of any nawsdealer. The no less Com The be Companion, Joston, Mass. , Accident and Loss. About Prof. J. C. Davis |} Hardman Phillips, of three weeks ago a horse and buggy from Yeagertown, for tour giving Thursday wile at Howard, overflowed its banks Prof. Da- to the horse Mr. D. him. vired traveling on an exhibition sciopticon cotertaimments. the Bald Ex Centre county, last weak asl CIeen and an accident resulted to vis which proved fatal and came near drowning atid lad who traveled with They were driving about a mile east of How- ard and crossing from a canal bridge to an iron bridge that spans the creek, the water between the bridges being almost three feet deep, and the hors stumbled and fell, upsetting the bug- gy, and the professor and the boy only escaped drowning by swimming. Mr. Davis exhibited pluck in attempting to the horse by swimming along side of the animal for more than 100 yards. His heroic effort failed, and he was pulled out and taken toa residence near by in an unconscious condition. The horse was drowned and the buggy swept down stream. Lewistown Free Press, lid utpm—— How to Dig Bait. “The best and easiest way to get bait,” says one who knows all about it “is to pour a few buckets of water on a small spot in the yard say about Sor 6 o'clock in the evening. The next morning all one need do then is to go up and take a can to the spot where the water was poured. There will be plenty of worms right up on top of the ground to fill it. Moistening the top of the ground, you see,” remarks the gentlemen, ‘attracts the worms to the top.” rescue si i fp Better Than Bait. Rats and mice will go into a trap much more readily if a piece of look ing glass is put in any part of the trap where they can see themselves. They are social little creatures, and where they can see any of their tribe, there they will go. An AISA As Endeavor Convention, The sixth convention of the Chris tian Endeavor Union of Huntingdon county will be held in the Presbyte- rian church, at Alexandria, Wednes- day, May 16, A A A SA ARAN 0 Death of a Child, Elmer, a son of James Wert, of Aaronsburg, aged about one and one half years, died on the 6th inst, ur suits for men and boys ean not be equaled by any dealer in the county. Spring styles now in stock. Prices right. Philed. Branch, Belle Name, Post Office. Meyer, Henry Musser, M. Movin Philips W.H Yoearick, T homa . ~Asronsburg. Anderson, John, Alkeus, J, A Achenbach, B Achenbach, W. T Bush, Geo, T Brachbill, W. R... Blair, F P. & Co, Bauer, J. N. & Co... Brown, paassn B'fve Sipply House..... H'fte Fuel & Bupply Co Brown Ed. Jr Cruse, A. J Cunningham, M.. . Culveyhouse, W Wen: Cook, C, E.. ‘ Ceaders, Josep h.. Cole, Jacob........ . wll, Lowis, Fauble, M Galbraith, Green, F . Garman, KE. F............... Gerberich, Hale £ Co Harris, Jas. & Co......... Harper, Jared............. Harper, J. A. & Co...... Irvin, D. & Sona... ce. Joseph Bros. a Co Jackson, G. W. & Co Jamison, Wm Ghanem Lyon & Qn... nonin Lewin, 8 Larimer, BR. H M‘Quistion, L. H......... M'Calnont & Co Meyer, W. 1 Mingle, A. C......... Meese, John Sh MKee, H A. & Bro M'Cargar, J. S Moutgomery & Co, Moore, J. W M Coy & Liun M'Culley, J . Otto, Hamilton. Powers, E. 1. Parson, Joseph Parrish, u Richards, F. Rowe E C. Roundtree. T. J Racket Store Co Righthour. J. W Rive. C. BR BEhoads, KE. K Shuey, C © rE CD..iicnes Mz & Dubhs Schreyer, H Stitzer, H. Y Frank, Fotis MM. FP mire, W mpson & Co... tnsan, Zellers, W. 8. & Co Blanchard . Boalsburyg ..... Weber, J. H ‘ - Gettleman & Saxton. Benore. ......... Haugh, John . cause Cato Mining Co 2 lCBEO ee, va Bartholomew, R KE Benner, GO Harper & Kreamer Huyett, Meyer& Booger Kurtz & Son Marrsy. J. D Wolf & Crawford . Centre Hall Buddiager, T. B wlarence .. Catchit, Geo ‘ - Treaster, W_ J Centre Hill Stroban, M ” B Ww Everett T ..Coburn insmgow, J ivlswite, L i fa, John Meyer, W. H H Rishel, J Greist. A. J Greist, T. E Steer, J. ( Farmers Mills Fleming......... Weaver, Jas Fiedler fintesburg finyer Howard Deibler, J Frank. A win Gephart, M C Goodhert, W_ Lo... Harter & Campbell Miller, J A Mauser J W Mussor, Won... Speiglemeyer, Smi*h, J. © Blover, J. W H A Heverly, Tax, 77 10 95 10 75 sessvsesassunins 14 77% Business, Claes, 14 40 75 «Musical Lustrumi’ 3 ht SUraln, coal, oll, S80 On 0 OO ALirocer. in oe — SS IAI SalI NIN I wT nF ad nd nd ad md oF of ad a of of of of od wf wd ada ok oe -S ALirnin....... « Hardware he Merchants... ~Hardware .. i we am Liraln ... wd hk Clothier CITOOSr...... Lonfectioner.. Farm imp.. Merchant. ty - wad “3 oF ml ad AF ad af od ad af oF uf ¥ wg PPLE IOLITPTO RS Clothier, ob. &C Yigars Counfactionery . Druggist. so Jeweler “3 TN ad SF ul uF ol Confectioner Tob. &C ixnrs Grain & Coal Grocer. fk a a kB Bd a ok Bn pr Sd gg GO we D0 G0 TY © 5 wt IR, ep rk Farm Impiem'ts a Books & Sta’ ry. Grocer... Stoves & Hardware ~Dengrists China & Lamps Paper......... Farm lmplem’ta rp CS ob wd 9 wl wd aT wu} wha ad FoF uy stata Merchant wi wd wd uf of uf Merchant Merchant... Implements Grain & Cosl Droggist Merchants Grain 4 Coal Merchant ........ Merchant Merchant ....... Merchant Druggiet Haniws (arewier Grain Merchant Grain & Conl Hardware Merchant . Merchant ......... Music & Sta'ry Implementa Furniture .... Boots & Shoes......... Merchant | Pool .. ‘ Merchant Hardwsre Merchant .. tt Merchant .... Easington EB... * Miles, W, B & Son... Newman, A. N.. ‘ee Neff, Mrs. & Bon. Poorman, Ed............ Lucas, J. T' & Bon... Moshangon., Williams, W. 8............ Peck + N Schaeffer, 4 Bop ¥. 4 Son.. Corman, H. Pinned Oak Hall Stewart, J. WW... . Ewing, A OG ........ Reyrolds & Irv Long, G H.aP.P... Thompson & Smith Ww, Penna Noll, H.JraBro... Hess. J, G.. Krebbs, c Weaver, DH. sss EINE GTOve & Bro. . . Jackson, R, A R... Powelton Boak, Geo. wen Pine Glen Chaney 4 Thompson. Miles. 8 8B Pringle Reese, A. Fisher, J. B Port Matilda BR Ww... Penn Hall Andrews, W Adleman & Ratousky Adams, Haeh Boring J. H., Brandmann a Gillfrand nrehfield W, E . Biddle, Wm . Black, Jag ..niveens Beers M. 1 ... Rarber, J F. 4 Co Ronnell, J N., Brinton. Duncan a Barnes FPR Barnes. JT fameron & English Crissmoan, 8 8 Campbell, Chas Chreisthall Bros Davis, C H....... Davis, N. N....... Davidson: MH Dunwiddie, W. A, 4 Ci Emery. Harry Frybomger, C.T. Flegal, C. T., Gray. 1. V... George, M F Homer, K Homer, J E Hoffman Bros Harvey & Co... .. Hirlioger Fstale.......... Harper, A. W — Hale Hardware Co Hoffer H. O Harding J. C Haworth Bros Hess Wm Horman, Geo Jooes 4 Co Kessler, 1. G Lehman, Joseph Lahiman Store Co... Luts, D L Meyer, T. J Mellick, W NM Mover, Adam Miners Boof Co M'Causland, ¥ Musser, = A Nutall, John a Co Naugle, Gen a Uo iter. T. J Piatt Bar Phil pts wirg Bow Parker, ‘ Polinkes 4 Kacsara Pritchard, Wm ber 4 On {Co Bors lukentach wekey FA E pestis ym 4 BR Sankey a Marks teer. LJ. AK Wolt Weber Wm oe Frank E 8 Whitoomb er a Barnes - Miller, C. D Rock SBprin Frank I. B Rebersbuirg Musser, G. M. Ag’? Robt Thompann a Sm Garland, Jas Sandy Ridg Jovem H firey. RB ifita J » & Allin ofmes, Jas H Kramrive. J. W._& Kromrine, Javoh HSlewart, J W. &S Smith, Jacob & Son Swartz 8. M Hosterman, CW, Woll, R M “ Emerick. J. 8 varick, N, H........ Dorman, 8, F — Zion... Noll, B. A. & Co. . { DIUgEINL...oovnrs oe Merchant Ana wy Fay AF Fad nu uF wd LLL «Merchant .........cocn “3 ws =f ayer “ad or wr MOPCHANE. .oo0rinns sins wy uy Lr 3-2 ~Merchant .......... Grain & Coal ferchant .......c0 18 Merchant Merchant Morchant ....one Merchant Merchant Music ......... Merchant | Novelty... Grocer... oe Farnitare....... Muosie a ranase Hardware... Music... § ATTORNEYS. I | JOHN ELINE Altorney st La ! BELL EVORT E PA. Office on second floor of Farst's bullding, north | of Court House. Can be cousuited in German | and English, jan J. H'ORVIS, C. M. BOWER, KE. L, ORVIB. (JRVIs, BOWER & ORVIS, o Aliorueys ut Las Ww ELLEFORTE. PA. Office fu Crides’s sob hange bulldiog on second floor, janssh Rr 18 in JA 2 we R. Time Teble, 1n effect Dec, 18, 1802, MONTANDON, EASTWARD Train 34. (Dally except Bunday, New York, 650 Washington, 4.90 v at Phil ladeiphia for ail Through Philsdelphis and Baltimore, bD ¥. FORTREY, . at 1a CEFONTE, FPA. 3 Jang '3 Horney BE Office in Conrad Bullding. ork mw ~Train 8, (Dally ity and Intermed inte 955 p.m, Baltimore, 645 p.m, Weahing- ART DALE, Attorney at Law, BELLEFONTE, corner Diamond, t Bank Jans (LEM VA. doors from Office XN. W, First Natioual wo W RUNKLE Allorne; m al-law, BE {ude of legal busines } wiler 1 given 10 coecls tis Grain... Clothiers {1008s .... Drogwist Confectioner Merchant Jeweler... Butcher .... Droggist.... .....on On fectione Tr. B Receive deg And Flour & Feed. Butcher ..... Merchant Druggist...... F HOTELS. Confectioner Merchant —— Tob. & Clgars Drege ist Clothiers ........ Confectioner Hardware .......... Koveltien . Boots & Shoes Furniture Grocer . Hardware — Merchant ........ Hardware “illiards & Pool Merchants Nee! lationery lows lor fectioner ed PWOley Billiards & Pool % Cloth bers rats fot wife ~othier Merchants Merchant Merchant Merchant oem iiemis Merchant Merchant Merchant Merchant Baoteher Grain & Cosl Merchant o.oo Merchant . Merchant Merchant - i 10 Merchant oon hi Hae] & Gram ley........ Madisouburg Roush & Limbert......... - Boggs, A. Tocnnsriiinn Milesburg .oveuooss W. L. DOUCLAS 83 SHOE centi@nen. And other specialties for Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys and Misses are the Best in the World. re descriptive advertise ment which will appear in this paper, Take no Substitute, but insist on having W. L. DOUG LAN SHOES, with name and Ey stamped on bottom, Sold WOLF & C RAW FORD. eR AR SHS RAI B00 There is nothing 1 have ever used for muscular rheumatism that gives me as much relief as Chamberlain's Pain Balm does, I have been using it for about two years—four bottles in all—as oceasion required, and always keep a bottle of it in my home. I be lieve I know a good thing when I get hold of it, and Pain Balm is the best liniment I have ever met with, W. B. Denny, dalryman, New Lexington, Ohio. 50 cent bottles for sale by J. D. Murray. ~The stock of boots, shoes, and rubber goods sold at Mingle's shoe store, Bellefonte, is complete in every respect and sold at prices so low that all can purchase, 184i LFA L NOTICE Io re Amigned Estate of) Daniel Bartges in trust for & the benefit of creditors, 1a toe Court of Com mon Pleas of Centre } County, No. 175 Apr tern 1880 Notice Is hereby given that an application has bean made to the Coart of Common Pleas of Cen ire County for an order 0 reconvey to the said Daniel Bartees. the Assigued estate, under and in pursuance of the Ssoond and Thin Sections of the act of the th of May, 1893 All persons in terested are directed to appear befors sald Court on the Sixth day of June 138 to show cause, if any they have, why the application aforesaid should not be granted, and an order made directs ing a re-conveyanoe of the assigned etate, F SMITH. may} 1-4t Prosuousaty. Chamberlain's Evo and Skin Ointment, A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, Totter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old Chronie Sores, Fever Bores, Eczema, Itch, Prairie Beratches, Sore Nipples and Piles. It is cooling and soothing. Hundreds of cases have been cured by it after all other treatment had failed $23 put up in 25aad 00 cont bossa, A ASA ie Write for Sarpiea— Name Your price. In Prion, Pabric, F) Fit and Finish Aton STOCK OF PANTINGS WE BEAT THE WORLD ! sone] in the State, Pa. ~Big run on neckties, Have them that sell other places at 40 and on and 4p mm. when and ANK W. HESS, Mercantile A Ppraiser, rE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG LOCATED IN ONE OF “THE MOST BEAUTI FUL AND HEALTHFUL BPOTE IN THE ALLBGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA- TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH BEXES; TUITION FREE. BOARD AND ENSES VERY Rg! BUILDINS AKD EQUIPMENT LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. AGRICULTURE ( Three Courses) and AGRY CULTURALCHEMISTRY; with constant il fustrations on the Farm and in the Labora BOFA NY and HORTICULTURE; theoretl. cal and reaction]. Stadenis taught original std th the miler CHE) TETRY: with an A full snd thorough course in the Laboratory, CIV ENGINEERING, These ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: eour ss UMECHIINICAL ENGINEERING: | on are acoompan ied with very exteisive practical EROTe les in the Field, the ¥hop, sad the Laborator WISTORY, Y uclont and Modern, with origi: nal investigation INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN. LADIES COURSH IN LITERATURE and SCTE ENCE: vo " Atuple facilitios for PARGUACK and LITER’ ERA TORY; Latin {optional} French, German and Engl quitel) che or mote coutinted through the ad appl and ASTRONOMY; pure NIC ARTS; combining shop work ih sy, ee years Tuy N New build: AC MORAL and POLITIOAL 801 Constitutional Law and Elistory iL i 10 2 NiLi Heap se, tn sraotionl, inelnding cwh arm oh ARATORY EFARY ik We refnily gmded a nds ESE ou 8 50 cents each. Our price 15 and 19 eta. ~—Subseribe for the REPORTER. C. P, Long bs Co, JOBE Woods » Caldwell. Proprietor LOCK HAVER, Good sample rooms on fir Rid ’ Tens ressonasie Daggett, Propr olor BELLEFONTE Citizens of Centre and Clinton County ! You'll have for the first time an opportunity of procuring the celebrated made entirely of malleable iron and steel, For superior cleanliness it has no equal. For convenience no superior. For durability and fuel saver no competitor, When the solicitor calls on you look and see for yourself, A greater improvement over the stove than the stove was over the old fire place. WROUGHT IRON RANGE Co., Sr. Louis, Mo. Established 1864 Paid up capital $500,000. aprit fucklen’s Arnioa Salve, The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Balt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blaine, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Plles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give per- fect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. Be Bb 501 K {¥ Pt “t p. w~Train 12. [Dally except Hermediate points, arriving st Ph New York 20a Baltim Ap, aslhiinglon 4.10 a Vasseuger coaches Wo ia, 1 mn. Gre 3 i Trath 6 Yor a &i Ht.r Ww Yorkat 7 Harrisburg adel phi i IrHes “a i ii ing ca in and ys en MEW 3 i wa , Laan Bu GH TRAINS y leaves New 4.50 am, Ba Axe 59 Bellefon nal tre % jes ren CTTIR AXD > CHCATIR THAN ANY STONE. rutile MANDFACTURED ONZE COMPANY, BRIDGEPORT, CON Address, PETER HOFFER, Centre Hall grow best when planted with Phosphate. ET his is acknowledged by dh all who have tried it. Geral por www Price List, YORK Chemical Works, ~ YORK, Pa. ie D. Murray
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