AARONSBURG,
Interesting News Items from Our
boring Town,
Neigh-
him much trouble in walking; last
lot formerly the Reager
Billy Korman for $650.
goes back his
spring.
Harvey Crouse has gone
Mr.
farm
Wetzell
again to in the
to Somer-
set county to engage in the mercantile
he will take his family there
in the spring.
Cap. Mingle and family, of Belle-
fonte, came to town on Saturday even-
ing and remained till Monday
noon.
The square that
purchased from
business;
Emanuel Wetzel
George Rupp
N00,
, Gettig has
for $2
SR
James Hol-
loway’s house and will remain in town
rented
for at least another year.
Jacob Winkleblech that
has had the same leg broken the third
time; the last time it was kicked off
by a horse.
The dam at Meyer's
frozen over this winter;
usual as there are water
head of the dam and it seldom freezes,
has a dog
mill has been
something un-
springs at the
ccna:
For Another Insane Hospital.
The overcrowded condition of
institution
in
tion to erect an additional
of the character for
central part of Pennsylvania.
county is included in the district. A
bill appropriating $300,000 to erect such
a building and for the purchase of
farm was introduced in the house
counties
a
by
ty. The district as outlined in the bill
embraces the counties of Potter, Tioga,
Clinton, Lycoming, Clearfield, Jefler
Centre, Huntingdon, Blair, (
Bedford,
son,
bria, Somerset and
Wolfe
The Gam Will Have to Go.
Girls who have formed the
the authority of famous
that it produces face wrinkles running
to the corner of
a
from the nose
mouth.
for
choice
Probably she would
thing else, but when the
tween an unwrinkled and a
not stop any-
is be-
face the gum will have to go.
Wp
Subject to Income Tax,
The
panies in this revenue distri
ton, Centre and U
ject { the
son of their nes being
=
Individoals
ais
number of individu
t of Clin-
nion counties suod-
o tax under new law by rea-
FNeos over 54.000
is as follows.
rati
3 ¢
His,
A storm ¢
most
fortable. Ti
Lewing’,
necessary if ye
Jere
Bellefonte, and a ss le mad
by him is bound to be satisfac
NEW
ud
The
tory
under
py his new bus
will
Si ened is about
tO O00 168K
and t
an entirely
Furniture &...
Wall Paper
Parlor Baits - from $25 up.
8-piece Oak Salis, from $26 up.
Chairs, . from $4 to $10.
Rocking Chairs, £1.40 to $5.00.
Bed Springs and Mattresses
correspondingly low.
stand open ou
i
new stock of
All goods having been
low will be gold at
16 per cent less than heretofore
Op)
purchased
Goeds sold on installments to
sponsil ble parties at acce ptal le
terms. Call and see—satisfac-
tion a
F. W. WEBER,
BOALSBURG,
AUTION NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
that on Javaary 16, 1885, Joseph MeClel
Ian purchered the personal property of David
Frantz, of near Linden Ha 1, 8 horses. all horn
cattle, all wagons, sleds, binder, seif-rake, to
gether with all other agricultural machinery
and implements, also all hoasehnid and kitchen
furniture, all provisions of whatever kind, oll
grain ia the ground, al feed, togeth or with all
other personal effects of wald David Frantz, and
that the same will be left in the care of jlarry
W. Frantz, at the pleasure « f the undersigo
All parties are caationed against meddling with
the property aforesaid in any manner whatever,
ELMER R. Mo" LELLAN.
Authorized agent for J seph McClellan,
IC
PA.
nas
~-Don’t shiver; get one of those good
storm coats at Lewin’s, Bellefonte,
Low price,
™" Aor
:
1s AND CuU¥rs
a linen collar or
Nuloid, making
waterproof.
can be clcaned by
iping off with a wet cloth.
roof goods are made
ng, consequently no
sibly give satisfac-
Do not forget that every piece
stamped as follows:
TRADE 0
Se. 3 [0
> LLuLO]
goods so marked and re-
MARK.
red. If your
them you can
ym us direct by
n Cora
thus
gr, durable and
Vhen soiled they
© owatlerny
| stating size and
i anc ned-down col-
lar is wanted, C cach. Cufis
50¢C. paix
The Cellnl yid Company,
427-429 Broadway, New York.
Ars 25.
What
Can’t Pull Out?
Why
Bow on the Jas. Boss Filled
Watch Cases, made by the
Keystone Watch Case Com-
pany, Philadelphia. It pro-
tects the Watch from the pick-
pocket, and prevents it from
dropping. Can only be had
stamped Tg
le mark.
with cases
with this trac
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