A Little Railroad History,
Wednesday last was the 43rd anni- |
versary of the running of the first pas-
to Johnstown. The Hollidaysburg
correspondent of the Zribune,
ferring to the fact, says: The main
line of the Pennsy Ivania railroad, hav-
toona, the Portage track was utilized
to convey passengers over the moun-
ent route from Altoona could be com-
pleted. At that time there was no ac-
commodation for change of cars in the
wild forest surrounding Y switches,
and the from Hollidaysburg
waited in their cars until the arrival
of the passenger car and engine from
Altoona. A single eight-wheeled pas-
Crews
ty than the street cars of the present
day, sufficed to carry the passengers,
and it was usually not more than half
filled. The first winter no passengers
were carried over the mountain at
night, and tourists arriving at
cansville in the evening were
Hollidaysburg, where they could re-
main until morning, when they
continue their journey. From
time the canal packet boats,
had hitherto carried all through pas-
sengers, were discontinued and
travel deserted the canal. This
gurated the railroad through
state, which has since grown to
present immense proportions.
the first passenger conductors of that
ley, of Pittsburg, are the only known
surviving conductors of those early
days,
mses A A A a —”
I~ 1860 more than one-half of all the
people in this country were eng
in agricultural pursuits. The farmers
aged
ed almost one-half of all the wealth
and property of the country.
had, during the preceding ten years,
when MecKinleyism was unknown,
more than doubled their wealth.
increase in the value of their property
had been over 100 per cent.
But to-day, after more than thirty
senting hours and days and
weeks and months of slavish drudgery
and toil, they find themselves poorer
instead of richer than they were in
1860,
The farmers of
stilfeonstitute,
census, nearly one-half of our popula-
long
the United States
the property of the country, they
did in 1860, they than
fourth of it, and that which they
own is steadily depreciating in
from year Lo year.
What a comentary upon
ful influence of this cunning
and revolutionary use of the
taxation! How great the tribute paid
a
own less
do
valine
the bane-
American farmer to the American
manufacturer !
We are still under Republican
No change in legislation has
made by the Democratic party.
it will be made, and made soon, and
in the prospect for such change by the
Democratic congress now in
laws,
appeared, and the outlook for higher
x DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE |
renal estate By virtue of an order of the |
| Orphan's Court of Centre county, there will be
| offered at public sale on the premises, in Potar
{ township, about four miles south weit of Centre
i Hall, on
0-0 BATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1808,
At 1 o'clock, p. m., the tnllowing desoribed
estate of Datel Horner, deo'd.,
ship 0 wit: All that o srtain
| ment and trant of land sitoate In Polter town-
i ship. Centre county, Pa, bouud.d on the north
by lands of James Runkle: on the north-onst by
| lands of David Workinger, Wm Colyer and oth
er; on the souts by lands of Basan Alters and
others: and oo the west hy lands of David Love's
| estate, or (3 K. Love, containing 132 acres more
{ or less, Having thereon ereciod a two and one
ha!f story frame hoe, arn and other ont
bulldivgs, with good orchaad a 4 excellent wa
fer on prem ices
TERME. fin
he paul! ensh o ¥
fu ote your, aad th
Intervet, Tos Lee wroigrenl bv 5 3d
oF ju 1a
Ove)
roul
inte of sald town.
mess nage, ene
good
«
third «f th } ¢lirge money to
ufirmiation of sab; one-thind
two vears with
Wl mortgage on
haia
the prem ise nt tos
HO
SEMAN, Adm'r,
DRY GOODS
o Ciowstin, NRITLIORS,
oli, 0 etal] dry
in Centre Hall
to another side line
gnles aod duapll
Box 1502, Phila-
anoeANT RD A FIRST-OLARS
leering ofl or Dex
Domets, Casshiners, Cottonadeys
Koodx trad at i sh
nid vicinity
Wo pay a good eomm on
cates Address Manufacturer,
delphian Post Office
W. L. DOUCLAS
83 SHOE wnd¥'iie.
Do you wear them? When next la need try a palr,
Best in the world.
{gett EN
No objection
afin
{ If you want afine DRESS SHOE, mate In the latest
| styles, don’t pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look and
wear as well, If you wish to economize In your footwear,
| do so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes, Name and
| price stamped on the bottom, look for it when you buy.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by
Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills,
ANTE] )~SALESMEN, TO RELL OUR
and har iy nursery stock
rietios tooffer both in fruits and
routrolie 1 only by us. We pay
y. give exclusive territory and
1 at ones and sscure choloe
“MU AY BROTHERS,
N ymen
ce
Irser
of
incidents childhood
in bold relief, our
| memory to the when
| young, none are more prominent than
The
rs that it was
Among the
| that stand out
reverts
as
days
severe sickness, young
| vividly remembe
berlain’s Cough Remedy cured her
administers it to
and
For
{ croup, and in tarn
| her own offspring
| the best results
| Murray, Druggist.
always
sale by
J. D.
‘New Buggies, Wagons, &¢.,
AT A BARGAIN.
The undersigned has on hand at his
| shops at Yeagertown a very large stock
i of Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, &ec.,
| which he will sell at low prices and
| easy terms in order to make room.
All made of first-class material and
equal to the best. ( al and my
I can suit everybody. Bug-
we
stock.
gies
best Repairing
promptly attended to.
junl-Zm
atvle.
of all
H. PHILIPS
LETTERS TESTA
: ovis te of
top. having been granted to
respectfully request
wives indebted to the
paymont, and those
to present them
dew
{ the und
| all pe
| eslate i
havi
daily
WOouM a
theme
Rf ‘
od for settlement
D.C. KELLER, Executor
Turbotvilie, Pa
auther
ly growing better from day to day.
————— A SA,
Deserving Praise.
We desire to say to our citiz
for years we
have been
that sell as well, or that have
such universal satisfaction. We
aot hesitate to guarantee them every
the purchace price, if satisfactory
sults do not follow their use.
remedies have won their great
larity purely on their merits,
Murray, Druggist.
—
popu- |
J.
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I mA
Lesson for Kitchen Maids.
Mattie Sides, a Columbia girl, fin-
shed washiog dishes in very hot wa-
ter, and to arrange something, thrust
her right arm into the ice box. The
cold atmosphere paralyzed her arm
which fell helpless to her side. In a
few minutes her hand became cramp-
ed and the arm swelled to twice its
normal size. The paralysis then pass-
ed from the arm into the neck and
face producing lockjaw, from which
she suffered excruciating pain, A
physician was then summoned but
medicines were of no avail. Fioally
hot irons were applied and gave relief,
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WEVA RRVABREL LBL R VERRAN REN
-~
tion,
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. -LETTERS
desde of Administration open the estate of Mrs
Eliz-tw th Burkholder, dee'd. of Potter township,
: g teen lawfully granted wo the undersign-
wor ld respectfully request all persons
| knowing themselves indebted to the estate to
make imnmediste pal ment, and those having
claims against the mame to present them duly
suthentics ted for oo tileme Li
LW SPANGLER.
Administrator,
",
| mogd-6e
—————— i” ——
KSECUTOR'S NOTICE —~LETTERS TESTA.
peniary on the estate of Ms Esther Ul
i rich. Inte of Potter township, having been grant:
ed to the undersigned, he wold respeotinily re.
§ guest nil pois us knowing themselves indebted
| 10 the estate to make immediate payment, and
| those having cigine sgainst jhe sane 0 present
! them daly aut hentie stent for settioment.
i + A. WAGNER, Exventor,
Kipple, Pa.
.
§
World's Fair Philanthropists,
Messrs. Boddie Bro. wegithy Chicago gentle
men, having the interest +f their ity at heart,
and desiviog ta disprove the falsity of the state
ment that only in bostding houses can be found
moderaie food aceommodiations during the
Worlds Falr, reinodeled and furnished at great
expenae ons of their foson« absolutely fireproof
business structares, weated corner of Franklin
and Jackson streets, within short walk! Ais
tases of the Union Depots, Theatres, Post Office,
Board of Trade, ean, Elevated, Cable 1 ads
and Sceambonts to the World's Pair, furnished
newly throughout 500 rooms, superb parlors, sles
vators, cieetrie Hghts exhaust laos lo keep onol
entire building, nemed this ut The Great
Western Hotel, ‘and invite the ie to take
: their choles of rooms for $1.00 per Py. ehiidren §
{to 12 fifty conte, Elegant restaurant and dining
rooms where me Toe meals are served at b) cents, or
& Ia carte nt very moderaie prices.
There would be loss Leard or known of extor.
thon and imposition connected with the W. rit
Fair were there nore public spirited, falr mine
men in Ch #8 are the owners a
of The Great Western Howl, nr ro rs should
ine
Paul Daily
write as early »s ible to
thay are being taken ap rapidly pr
!
whe REPORTER gives you all the
news—local and general—only $1.50
per year in advance,
The Doctor has
| been for years a
professor and lect
urer in several of
i
our largest mc dical
colleges and earn
ed
an
great lame
authority and
all
jects concerning @
his specialty.
author on sub-
MILLHEIM, P
i Oct. 6: Nov. 8; Dec. 1; Ded
{ June 15; July 18; Aug.
BEL LEFONTE, Pa., at Bl
Oct. 7; Nov. 4; Dec. 2; Dee. 3
June 16; July 14; Aug 11.
He w ti iy }
LO1s County EV] BY
pense of visits
, at MUSSER
29: Jan
10.
f)
+ Jan. 27;
iil visit
Own msnis
ture of
2 ¢
~
All Eye Oneratinne
{
Offensive Smell of Catar ri.
Ot eight ve
Oar
Catarr
sometl
vory in
of tres
rey
Nittany, Os
Pa. April
Cured BY Df, Balm,
nd
of that felt
labors on sox
headache, t
i
4 }
i nd $53
pow and feel dike a d
I am certain that
Tits,
Argeniing
{ir
Diseases of women, such
cured. Cancers!
No cutis
Manh
diseases,
that debi
1 + 3
LID a
which wil
Email b
Method
method
»
This emi-
nent Physi-
cian hasdevot-
ed lifetime to
his specialty--
ases ofthe
Eye,
Lung,
and
Dis-
dis
Nose,
iar,
Throat,
chroni
eases.
HOURE 8;
15;
Fridays, Aug. 11;
3; March 23; April 20;
Nept.
May
Haturdays,
: Mareh 2
Aug. 12; Sept. 9;
Feb, 2 i; April 21; May
4
wt
3
-
CE od
ces sfully erformed.
Deafness Cured;
have been
CuiRriy
i. and
Pon
niin
in my i
wt
eft
EOL Worse
ulm pel
the right o3
lent and
{f not belng able Wo
% §
ifferent man
thanks Ww
2
magine how
sodersiand
and
180
thre
good
a
i have bax
Can
i CAD Ol more
MICHARL B
TEGESR
This Wondertul,
{ work wes
We thas
Salm
have had a bad case
BULIUs Kl
ene a pain
fit was seldom that
are as
i bad K
but now af
ifs
ery «
€i
nlire-
ARTHA CARNEYN
1 remedies
of knife
quickiy
or oaustics,
wi manbood,
i private
MALLE Yours, OF ANY Catine
the
potenos, Mt
ae Aan wil
examination of
+» 4 § #8 nf wrice
F+O000008 OF Urine
pn
HONEST FERTILIZER
High Grade Acid
the farina 0: adioin
t three
Slade
Centre Ls
Ct
Hoge farms
inty ferie g the past
yi Wheat, Corn, Oats sand
N two hued;ed tome this
S ity. and i» wl talin
cen svt
FEAT
& bores
MeCsim ot & Co
phate has b
proven it
TT
perior fn
it
FERTIITES
This is» or
clover and 1
of the State Colley: proves t
sped
kl in wvaln
nis claim by
tion tothe above arts
Bone, Mureate of Potash
the waatsof buyers
In add
Ground
to weet
fe We weil
N
We have given a great deal of attent
we deal Or greatest ambition is 9 §
possible cost 10 the (afer. We BOW present our «
asstiranoes that our eff hav s booy Crown
vite the farmers of Centre and adj
before purchasing
i an
fining
McCA
July 13, 1853.
UBLIC SALE «THERE WILL BE OFFER
wi at public sale by the uadersigned exe
eutors of the estate of David Henpeigh., late of
Potter tow aship, dee’d on
Owes FRIDAY, OCT. 6,
All o'clock p.m, the following
estate, to wit: A farm situate
about nove and a hall mile east
containing
J oss 155 ACRES 4
meat measure, Theroon erected a good
DWELLING HOUSE, BANK BARN
and other outbaildings. Good running water
{pos near the bulidiugs, An wrebard of good
rail on the premises, Part of the land = of the
best soil. About 50 or 60 sores are covered with
good timber. Toe farm aod Umberiand will be
sold a8 8 whore of separste to suit purchasers,
Another farm, sitnate about one aud a half
miles east of the Old Fort, in Potter township,
will be offered for saie on
Og BATURDAY, OCT. 7, 1808,
at 1 o'clock p. tu. This farm contalos
155 ACRES,
neat measure, in foe state of enitivation,
on erected a large
wee DWELLING HOUSE, BANK BARN, sw
and other cutbutldings. An orchard of choice
fruit on the premises. The Innd fs supposed to
be underinid with fron ore
The sates will bs held on the farms on the days
appointed, when terms will be made known’
BP. HENNEIGH,
AUAM BARTGES
Esceutors,
REE, On
dows ibwd
inG orge's Valley,
of Potters Bank,
0
Et
There
For a lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest, try saturating a piece of
flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and binding it onto the affected parts.
This treatment will eure any ordinary
ens in one or two days. Pain Balm
also cures rheumatism. 50 cent bot-
les for sale by J. D. Murray, Drug-
gist.
we Advertise in the REPORTER
wverybody Yeada it it.
:
® 12
{4 ie trade
ved
name adopted for
§ fax} val
Phosphoric Acid, which is
ved South Carolina Ro k ever of.
Ad over two hundred tons of this
pass 3 has boon tes] ou
riarms through at
ory results
irises
's it
pany ih
ot sativfact
®
host gual
Biper Plym nO FERTILTES
12 past Larose years and }
olher complote fertil
Lut
Wt
free 13
ig i new
it
S115 igors
h to all
sates al 1 ars per Lon
TORE YORy
" Dr. Freer
TRIN We sold ity tone
oo tn ¢. Bullaln Honest Phomphiate,
i
Rik
ighedt qualily st the least
this re spot with the full
fog this tv be the fact, we in
he merits of the fertilisers we offer
& CO,
JEFO., Y TE, PA
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and Northern Central Railway.
Time Table, 1 effect May 21, 1898,
| TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD,
Di8s. mm. Train 34, (Daily except Bundey
For Bunbury, Willkerbarre, Hezleton, Polsyvilie
Harrisburg and intermediate’ stations, serving
at Philndelphin at 800 p.m, Few York, 5.500 p
| m., Baltitnore, 3.10 p m,, Washiiuglon 4.56 9. m.
connecting st Philadelphia for all sea-shore
points. Through passenger Couthioe Wilkes.
barre, Philadelphia and Baltimore, Parlor curs
to Fit Is wiphia,
Train
PATTY
14
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4 Parlor
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more
OL p.m Train 12, |
For Wilkesbarre, Hazleton,
and in tormed inte points, arriy
W050 $ mm. New York 3.50 s, me. Balti
m Washiungion 4.10 8. m Yussen
Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia
Bip m.~Tralun 6 (Da
Harrisburg and all interme
ing at lade] iia, 4.50 8. In ,
m. Pulimas ineping cars {rg iin
Philadelphia ar 3d New York Vai
Benigers CRI renaln in sleeper undl
129 a
O08. m
Train 4
Harrisburg and futermed
Pluliandelphin at 6.50 a, 3
Baltimore 620 a. m.,
Pullman sleeping cam to Phila
passenger coaches 10 Philladelphis nt
WESTWARD,
6878. m ~Train 3
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and Roo
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interinediate stations
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Westward.
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