FARMERS MILLS,
¢
Intevesting tems of the Week as Gather
ed by Our Correspondent
The long looked for rain came at
last and no doubt the farmers will
make good use of it and try to get out
their seeding before the Grange picnic.
M. L. Rishel is at present erecting
a house on the Peter's property at Pot-
ters Mills,
John Durst with his steam thresher
was whistling around in this locality,
and has been doing No. 1 work.
W. J. Finkle the miller, has been
kept busy the last few on
count of low water at many mills,
The dry spell has delayed many of
the farmers with thei i fall
work.
weeks, ac-
r seeding and
The will not
yield more than half a erop.
formerly of Zion,
black-smithing in M. P. Musser'sshop,
add is gaining a large
always work for a good mechanic.
John 5. Spear Hettinger
came home Saturday last and intends
spending a few weeks under the paren-
tal roof, and take in the
George Rishel is the happiest man
in the neighborhood, of the
little girl who came his
house a short time ago.
The miscreant who trimmer
tails of O, T. Corman’s horses had bet-
ter keep shady, or he will have to
abide by the consequences,
Mrs, Carrie Eckbart returned
her wedding tour a short time ag
looks gay as you please,
you.
i. Meyer,
at his son-in-law’s, J.
ing the past week.
Tammie Rishel spent several days
with her brother, Ed Meyer, Lin-
den Hall, and reports the old home-
stead looking natural.
Mr. and Mrs. Bickle, of Bellefonte,
spent Sunday Nathaniel Bath-
man.
potaloes on an average
is
John Bridge,
trade. There is
son of
plenie.
because
to stay at
1 the
from
o and
Good luck to
was visiting
Rishel dur-
of Coburn,
H.
al
with
Wn Ap
Ramors of a Big Combine
There is a rumor
a big plan on foot to
Anthracite
Reading, Valley, Jersey Cen-
tral, Delaware and Hudson, and the
Lackawanna & Western in-
to a few hands and it is openly rt-
ed that the Rothchilds and Vander-
bilts are working in harmony the
The former have been buy-
ers of Reading and
ports to the contrary notwithstanding,
but the extent of their purchase is not
known. Thal control of the Reading
has not ¢ year is ad-
mitted, n it
the big
join in a plan the
trol of all the
il
whroad that there is
$ }
concentrate the
coal roads including the
Lehigh
Delaware,
ama
on
scheme,
re.
stocks bonds
wmnged since last
it is not improbable that
holders could be induced
object of which
Anthra- |
to
%
would be ti
3 Cx i
cite coal earrying and producing com- |
panies. Important
this respect are promised for
future.
developments in
the near
Vie
EC —
Green Goods Men Lose for Once.
The Green Goods men of Jersey
City and New York are out $3,000,
They induced & farmer to take it and
he took it and kept it and has it yet,
although two of the gentry assaulted
him and tried to get it away from him, |
but he held on to the grip in which he |
had the money and is now considera.
bly richer than before he visited New
York.
lot of good money
examine it,
and let the
for him but here is where they deceive
him, for they substitute brown paper,
shavings, &c.,
victim never
for the money, and the
discovers the
he opens the package on his way home,
In this case the farmer,
the money, preferred to hold on to
did hold on to it,
ers seeing that the y were
cash let the
ed a street
and
lose
he
to
farmer go until
car when they
him, but they failed to get back
£3,000, Now, why shouldn't
as is usual. |
for beating them, the same
ly the case when it goes the other way.
th
Captured st Last,
time |
Pot- |
Wis
posse of |
The man |
women |
of |
presence |
Wonderful stories are told |
h of the |
is said to be nearly |
and his body is
hair, Flowing |
rtl down |
th,
to
d man who for
past has terrorized
ter county
The wil sone
the citizens of
by his there
captured on Friday last by a
nearly a hundred citizens.
was first discovered (by
He was not afraid
would flee at
presence
SOME
while beerying.
women but the
of a man.
about the marvelous
He
seven feet in height
with
two feet in leng
strengt
captured man.
covered long
hung
locks,
his back and his hands are said
ree
i
semble long bird-like claws,
- > -y
Death the Hesult,
Intemperate eating, as well as intem- |
perate drinking fat
William ung
living near Chana,
has its al results,
Seaworth, a yi farmer
made a wager with
his sister that he could eat more water- |
offer was |
the |
melons than she could. The
taken up. Th and
girl, it is thought,
' boy is dead
cannot recover.
Ri |
Price,
nent factors
hing. Purchasers will
to their advantage at
No shoddy in the house,
quality and style are promi |
when you are buying |
find
Lewins,
t hese i
delle |
1,
ciot
fonte.
Wo ip :
-1, P. Long has been to eastern |
markets purchasing his Fall and Win-
Save your money and buy |
our on Pp sie nie i
ter stock.
what you need at store
ground.
J: o aS, Boss
diree- |
fowa |
Irving W. Larimore, physical
torof Y. M. CC. A., Des Moines,
he onscientionsly
mend Chambelain’s Pain Balm toath-
bi
recom- |
SAVE
letes, gymnasts, wyvelist, foot
players and the profession in genera
for and
also for soreness stiffness
When applied
parts become it will effect al
«in one half the time usually requir |
For Wm. Pealer, of Spring |
Mills and 8. Nwartz, ile. |
bruises, sprains dislocations; |
of the |
and
the
muscles, before
awolle n
eur
edd, wale by
M. Tusay
— -
The Judge Censared the Jury |
Harold MeClure at |
William E. Pef- |
was tried for felonious assault upon |
whom |
Before Judge
Lewistown this week
fer
his twelve-year-old sister-in-law,
he dragged from a buggy and outraged |
taking her home from: a neigh- |
The jury brought in verdict
for simple assault and recommended |
the prisoner to the merey of the court.
The judge censured the jury for not |
finding him guilty as indicted, ns he |
then could have given him a longer
sentence. As it was he gave him the |
full extent, $25 fine and two years in |
the Western penitentiary.
while
bors. a
Uniformity in Fees,
The lack of aniformity in charging |
fees for taking out naturalization pa- |
pers in the several counties of this state |
has impelleed the auditor general, af-
ter receiving an opinion from the at |
torney general, to send notices to all
prothonotaries stating that it is the |
imperative duty of each to charge $L
when a foreigner files his declaration
of intention to become a naturalized |
citizen and $1.25 when the subsequent |
papers are jssued,
fests
A Good Walk,
There is now a good, stiff’ board
walk over the long stretch between
Kerlin’s and Runkle's, a thing needed
for the past two years in place of the
dangerous one oft referred to in these
columns. An improvement is the
nailing of the boards crosswise instead
of lengthwise, the latter method caus-
ing such a walk to be more than
fee in wet weather. It feet
wide, which is sufficient. We chalk
you a merit mark for it.
mss fo A
A Complete Store,
During the week of the picnic Har-
per & Kreamer will be found at their
usual stand on the grounds, where a
purchase of any kind can be made.
nn sc A SR SAID TA,
Fil ied
Watch Cases
i They look
res olid cases, and
ol id Pract zal purposese—yel
ely © : uch as an out.
ana.ouat ame Warranted to
wear for ao yoors; msay in stast use
for thirty yeas ¢ than over since they
are now fu y ext with the great |
bow (ri hich coax ¢ puiicd or twisted |
eff the case ;
hikes
py
Lon
only be had on the cases
stamped with this trade mark,
All others have the oldstyle Li i-out
which is oniy held to the case Ly fricti
and can be twisted off with the fingers,
Sold only through watch dealers. Send forms
watch ense opcner to the manufacturers
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
of the Body.
trical force of the human body, as
fluid may be termed, Is an espe-
iy nitractive department of science, as it
ried an influence on the health
reans of the body. Nerve force ls
. 1 by the brain and conveyed by
if the nerves to the various organs of
s, thussupplying the Iatter with the
Tha s.o0
ore
*hOirve, As
¢ be sald
4a TL aartant
Of the entire RErve sys
fem, as it ipplice the
heart. lungs, stomach,
bowels, elo, with the
nerve force necessary to
ep them active and
« As 9 ii hy seen
14 the long nerve
by the
the
tie branches supply the
heart, lungs and stom
ach with ne yi«
tality. When the in
becomes in any way dis.
ordered by irritabllity
oo which it sn ppiies
ores whic subp
is lessened, and the or
gans oni Yin a ai.
finished supp Aru ton
SL oh het. Be
niisol inet
poted sc inllst, ranilin
k h von the
the study ot this jribjee
hia ficernin
Restaratiw
You Will .
1F YOU SEND TO THE
Centre Reporter,
CENTRE HALL,
FOR YOUR
‘Supplies...
Special Bargains.
Save 30 per cent ndise of (
who has
come
. by pure ha
just retur ned fron
git a you ir 11
eastern
: »
store In Pi
1 markets, Of course vou
popular Valley, now
wis consisting i Blankets,
and Cotton Goods, Shoes an ubb %. | $his las, Cl
Hats and Caps, Gents’ Fur
Gloves, Nope a and Novelties for the Child
Canned Goods, Confectionary, Bananas,
to the most 11
and selling goo
othi ng
nishin
Provigions
8 ecialty,
Potatoes and Cheese.
i
r,
a
SOME OF OUR PRICES.
8 hua § J
Men's Overcoats, 811.50, now 8.75
Joy's Suits, - 2.40, now 1.37
Jov's Suits, . a2. now 1.60
Boy's Suits, . 4.00, now 3.00
White Bed Blankets, 70¢ per pr.
Gray Ded Blankets, T0¢ per pr.
Good Toweling 3 vd. for 10e¢.
Dress Gingham, 10e, now 6
ge
nt,
Apron Gingham, - He and Ge
Specialties in Woolen Goods and
and Yarns direct from Factory.
Square Horse Blankets, - 99.
The Smallest Thing About Our Store.. ...
C8 W
Fine Button
_ ~L.75, now
Fine Button
Ladies’
Shoes,
Ladies’
Ladies’ Blucher Shoes,
3ib. Lemon Cakes, -
3b. Soda Cakes, «
ib. Nie Nucs, .
Bib, Ginger Snaps, -
ib. Mixed Candy, -
. 0c. per
1.00
2be,
2be.
25¢.
2c,
2be.
ATTORNEYS.
ALS A SA RA HI SRI:
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Attorne
WELLER VONTE, PA.
Can be coumilted in German
‘anky
of Court House,
and Buglish,
J. H. ORVIS, CO. M. BOWER,
(RVIS, BOWER & ORVIS,
Atworneys at La
BEL 1 EFONTE. PA.
Office in Cride:'s Exchange building on second
floor, ‘anEh
E L ORVIS
! D F. FORTREY,
Fr Attorney at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office in Conrad Bullding, Janez
(LEM
ART DALE,
Attorney at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA
corner Diamond, two doors
nk jansy
Office N. W
Fit National
'NKLE,
AvSIeY. at Law
3 ELLEFON NTE,
indsof legal bus x #6 stiondend tg
sitention given Wo collections,
Excha ge.
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PA.
promplly
Office, 24
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Allorneys at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA
Practice
in German
bandh :
6 oolieniions it
ana
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aitanged to
and Eogish,
Collect
prom
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if ail legal business
Consoltations Se rian
Exchange Balldin
ATTORNEY
BELLES
whet
AT-LAW,
ONRTE
BANKS.
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AEFORTE, PA
soount
Rooeive deposits, o BOLE
Jari J. D. Bevery, Cashier,
HOTELS.
OURE
Woods Caldwell, Proprietor
LOCK HAVER, PA.
TEANGA I Good sample ross on first
Daggett, Proprietor
BELLEFONTE, PA
woinl attention given to country trade. apr
W GARMAN HOUSE
Opposite Court Hoo
BELLEFONTE, PA
uilding. new furniture throughout, steam
ie bells and all modern improvements
Good table and modersie charges
NG MILLE HOTEL,
D. H. Ruhl. Proprietor,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
1 trains
OFF HOUSE
Noeubaner Proprietor
BELLEFONTE, PA
trains. Good sample |
Tiles witnesses |
from a
rooms on first Door. Bpecia
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EDWIN Ri
da and well
Fropri 157
sane has
ta Beostat
This ¢
wily iow ¥
Accommodations Hrel-clam and reales
‘rivate parties oan
nnmodation. sapidef
LH
resusostinl ie
have special ac
HARTER
AUCTIONEER
MILLHEIM, PA
PENNSYLVANIA BTATE COLLEG
CATED IX ONE OF THE
I. AKD HEALTHFUL BOTS IN THR
ATLLEGHERY REGION: UNDENOMINA.
TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES:
TUITION FREE: BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW, NEW RBUILDINS
ARD EQUIPMENT.
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF BTUDY.
AGRICULTURE (Thre Courses) and AGRY
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant fi
jmtrations on the Farm and in the Labora
tory.
BOTANY snd HORTICULTURE; theoreti.
onl and practical. Sindents taught origional
sindy with the mion
C SH EMISTRY: with an unusually full and
thorough course in the Laboratory.
{CIVIL ENGINEERING, These
{ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: »OOuT Bn
{ MECHHNI CAL ENGINEERING: Jes are
sooompatiied with very extensive practios]
exercises in the Field, the Shop, and the
jaborat
HORS Ancient and Modern, with origl
wv
INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN
LADIES COURSE IN LITERATURE and
SCIENCE: Two Jon Ample facilities for
Music, vocal and instrumental.
LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: latin
{optional,) French, German and English (re.
quired.) one or more continued through the
entire sourse
MATHEMATIOR and ASTRONOMY: pure
atid applied
MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work
three years’ cone; New build:
with study,
ing snd equipment,
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL BC
ENCE; Constitutions] Law and History
Politien] Enonomy, ele
MILITARY SCIENCE: instractinn theoreti
val and practioal. ehisling esol arm ofthe
se ry How '
18, PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT:
yenreouefully graded and thorough,
| Fall term opous Sept. 14, 1802 Examiuvations
1 tor admission June 18 and 14. Commence.
| ment week June 1245, 1890 Yor Crinlogue or
| other in formation address
HHO IHERTON, LL.D, Pres,
State Onliege. Centre Co. Pe
MOST BEAUTI
Twa
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THAVE HAD THE
EXPERIENCE
AND YOU CAN HAVE THER
BENEFIT OF IT.
I have been in the C
Business in Mifflin Saunty |
and Sontiuonsl uonaly at
™, ow x yi
n the — atime juguner
material an and i i
larger stock
ons Ages ;
had since I have been in the talows,
and 1 Ju gd them ut reasonable
prices t these times. Vehicles
Pe and repairing done in
the best manner
Give me a al '
makin
eagertown for
vehicles
de
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Philadelphia & Erie RB. R. Division
and Northern Central Railway,
Time Table, 10 u eflect May 77, 1804
TRAINS LEAVE MONTA BEDOK, EASTWARD,
9.18 a, mi ~Train 34, (Dally except Bunday
For Bunbury , Willkerbarre, Hazleton, Pousville
Harrisburg and intermedinte’ stations, wrriving
at hiladelphis MAO p m., New York, L508 p
Baltimore, 3.10 p m,, Washington 4.30 p. mm,
comecting at Philadelphia for all seashore
points hirough passenger ocaches 10 Phila
‘arior cars to Philadel-
135 p. m~Tmin 8. (Daily except Sunday.)
intermedinte was
955 p.m, Baltimore, 645 p. an, Washing
Parlor car through, to Phun.
501 p.m ~Traln 12. {Dally except Bunday.]
Hazlewn, Pottsville Harrisburg
5 pom. New York 2 , Baltimore 10.40 p,
and Phil-
5.00 8. 1
sceiphin
7 p. m~Train 6, Yor Punbury
#lalious, arriy
New Yorkat 733 a
from Harrisburg 0
Philadelphin pase
istarbed until
{Dally.}
and all intermediste
Lt Phi adelphin, 4.50 8. mi,
Pullman sleeping cars
Philadelphia and New York
7.008. m
i 8 m~Train 4. (Dally For Buntars
Hurrist nrg and intermediate stations, arriving a
Liladelphia at6bl a. m New York. 088 a mm.
k duys 0, Bunday, Baltimore, 6.5 =
, Washing 7.40, 8 mm. Pulmesnu peeping
io hia aud passenger Cosches
saltimore
WEST WARD)
} 2 ily For
andaigus and intermediate ststicns,
8io and Nisgere Falls, with thr
10 passenger coaches 10 Erie
4113
Hu
adelphia ar
Erie and Can
Rochester
wii Pr aia
and
Train 15. (Daily
ediale slations,
For Lock Haven
i bin Train .
For Kane, Cau anduizt us and Intermed inte st aay
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, ith
through passenger coaches to Kane end kock been
ter, and Parlor gar to Rochester,
{ m~Tmin 1. (Dally
Wve, Klmirg and fntermed
Teain
mmsport and ny
Dip
For Bea
i450 p. mm
i
Yor Will
e xoept Bandey .)
£ slatlions,
Dally + ndad
THROUGH TRAINS FOR MORTARDO
EAST ARD BOUTH..
FROM
hilea=s
Harrisburg
Daitly
Train 15 leaves New York 12.15
ph in 4.9 am, Balt timore 4.44
s 818, , dal ¥. Wlkest ITE
e: cept Bundsy) arriving at 3
leaves Philadelphia 5.50
A um, Ball LAS a
8m, (Dally except Bt
3 1.54 with
Train 11
on 7 Ore
parion
passenge
1lenves New York §
Washington at i
m, Wilkesbarre 3.1
gounsit Mp
seuger ooschies
es
rivi ng st Montandon st
Yuliman sioeping CAMS
— wer coaches fr
timore
LEWISBURG AND TYROKE RAILROAD,
Daily Except Sunday.
Westward,
PM PM. AM. BTATIONS
5 40 Montandon
Oo 16 15 Lewisburg
! {6 25 Biehl
16 2% Vicksburg
{6 27 Milinburg
» 50 Millmont
5K Glen Iron
27 Paddy Mounts
Coburn
51Zerty
Rising Spring
2 Penn Cave
Centre Hall
Gregg
Linden Hall
2 Oak Hall
2 Lemont
7 Dale Summit
i « (Piessanut Gap
i | 5 Axemann
4 8 55 Bellefonte
4d4itionsl reine leave S Leshan for Hanan
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fr
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For rales; maps
The KE Wali, P 16 Fifth
burg
8. MN. PREVOST I. R. WOOD
songeral Manager den? Pu'ger Agt
120 DOLLARS
PER MIONTH
In YOUR OWN LOCALITY
made easily and honorably, without capi-
tal, during your spare hours. Any man,
woman, boy, or girl can do the work hand-
{iy, without experience. Talking un-
necessary. Nothing like it for money-
making ever offered before. Our workers
always prosper. No time wasted in
Jearning the business. We teach you in
a night how to succeed from the first
hour. You can make a trial without ex-
pense to yourself. We start you, furnish
everything needed to carry on the busi-
pess successfully, and guarantee you
against failure if yon but follow out
simple, plain instructions. Reader, |
you are in need of ready money, and
want to know all about the best pa
business before the public, send us ya
address, and we will mail yon a docu.
ment giving you all the particulars.
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Augusta, Maine.
or address
ave. Pitts.
£3 call on agent
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