PERSONAL MENTION,
Coming and Going.—Visitors in and out of
Town.
sume
among
—Dr. Hosterman and son
ner spent two or three days
relatives down in Brush Valley,
John Noll, of Bellefonte, was in
town Tuesday looking r at the specifica-
tions of the new Reformed church.
Chris Murray, Bellefonte,
spent Sunday at home. He expects to
be admitted to the bar at the next Au-
gust term of court.
-Our former townsman,
Oberdorf, of near Hublersburg,
us a call on Monday, and tells us crops
over there
of
Amos
gave
are good.
— ~Our always jolly friend, William
Farner, of Potter, gave our sanctum a
call, and gave his label a good hist for-
ward with several jinglers.
r. and Mrs. John Spangler, of
this place, left for New Berlin last
Friday to attend the funeral of Lewis
Spangler, a brother, who died aged 53
years,
~ur
hart, of Farmers’
and had his label put a year ahead.
don’t care whether Dan or Matt
licked in their
pn —~Mrs. William Shirk and daugh-
ter Miss Carrie, formerly residents of
this place, but now living at Atlantic
City arrived this week and the
guests of B. D. Brisbin.
esteemed friend, Wm. Good-
Mills, gave us a call
He
gets
big row.
are
— Rev, 8. (G. Shannon, filling the
pulpit of a Lutheran church in Phila-
delphia, arrived this morning on a
visit to his sister, Mrs. William Lohr,
who has been quite ill.
-
— Lewis Sunday gave us a call, and
has moved to Turbotville, whither he
GRANGERS' PICNIC,
Interstate Plenie Exhibition,
Grove, Pa, Angust 26 to 31,
The (
Willinms'
1895,
irangers’ Interstate Picnic Kx-
hibition which is held annually at
Williams’ Grove, Pennsylvania, thir-
teen miles southwest of Harrisburg,
will open this year Monday, August
26th, and continue until Saturday,
August 31st. This is conceded to be
the largest assemblage of farmers, man-
ufacturers, stock raisers and fruit grow-
ers held in the United States, and has
become so well known throughout the
country that it annually attracts im-
mense crowds of the most substantial |
citizens. The ablest speakers known |
to the American people, not theorists, |
but men of large practical experience, |
lecture upon subjects of vital impor- |
to agricultural people several |
times each day during the week. The
grove is fitted up with handsome cot- |
tages and comfortable tents, that |
families who wish to enjoy an outing
can spend a week at Williams' Grove |
as comfortably as at home, with but |
little expenditure. For full informa- |
tion in regard to cottages, tents, ex-|
hibits and all matters connected with
the exhibition, write R. H. Thomas,
General Manager, Mechanicsburg, Pa
i
TUSSEYVILLE,
tance
RO
News of the Past Week Gathered
Correspondent, i
A. Wait of Bellefonte, who
a book called ‘Portraits
and Principles,’ has been canvassing
in our vicinity for'several days.
Rev. 8. H. Deitzel and wife
have been visiting in our vicinity for |
left
and county,
by Our
Mr. H.
is agent for
0
who |
for their home in |
Friday of last
several weeks,
Westmorel
week.
ordered the ‘Reporter’ to follow him |
and keep him posted on Centre coun- |
ty. Sensible notion.
S. H.
weeks’
Ditzel
vacation
and wife spent
their old |
homes and among friends in this
cinity. He serves a Reformed charge |
in Westmoreland county to the utmost
satisfaction of his floek.
—J. H. Ream,
and
— Rev,
a three at
vi- |
of Sunbury
, ave u
label
of this |
gave his al
a pleasant call,
push forward ; he is a native
N
the |
section and moved to Sunbury some
years ago, and is in the employ of
Penn’a railroad.
—Mr. John Moyer,
west of Millheim, uncle of Mrs. Is
aac Smith and Mrs. Wm. Wolf, visi-
ted those families last week, He i
years old, but still ‘“‘right smart”
getting around.
— Prof. D.
Prof. D. M. Wolf at
his normal term, was in
day the guest of Rev,
is employed by the
School Board of the
living 2 miles |
an
]
= ’
in
Wolf. assisted
Spring Mills
town
J. who
in
yesler-
He
General Sunday
Reformed church
Sunday school
7 —(, W. Stahl, a prominent
ber of the De Moines, Iowa, bar, gave
our sanctum a call. Heand Mrs, Stahl
have come east to friends
the He visiting his
brother James, of this place, and tells
us that Towa is blessed with abundant
crops, and left stamps to Keep
the ‘Reporter’ agoing
—The Beavertown,
ty, correspondent Otihe
Herald says: « M.
family, from Centre ral
on Monday of last week
of his vacation with his parents,
on the evening of the same day,
children and friends assembled at the
father's home to celebrate an event in
honor os his 67th birthday. Refresh-
ments were served, and a pleasant
evening was spent. All left with the
hope that the good father might live
for many years to come.
ol Apt
Ww olf & & C rawford carry the largest
line of Ladies’ Dress Goods in the val
ley. Their recent reduction in price of
seasonable goods will make it profita-
ble for you to buy from them.
AA ————
A Prolific Stalk,
Wes. Smith pulled up a stalk of po-
tatoes yesterday, which was fairly
‘lousy’ with the grubbers. When he
got through counting them he had
sixty-two notches cut in his stick.
Another stalk had ten remarkably fine
potatoes which weighed three pounds,
and they were only half grown, and
very green. And he says it isn’t a lie
either,
Eisenberg.
to do some work.
meme-
visit and
seashore. is now
some
. Snyder
Jeaver Springs
dearick and |
came here
< to spend part
and
the
coun-
ev,
cl tp
360 pair ‘Men's All Wool
Pants, wotth 3.00 and 4.00,
Our price, 1.50, Lyon & Co.
EE ——
Peculiar Snake,
Yesterday Dr. Riter killed a small
black snake about eighteen inches long
near town which had a bright red ring
around the neck, back of the head,
Eo —
Rev, Rarick's Appointments,
Lutheran preaching next Sunday at
St. John's, at 10 a. m., at Cross Church
2 p. m., and Bt. Luke's 7:30 p. m.
IA AAO
—Ladiss have you seen the dress
goods on Wolf & Crawford’s 10 cent
counter ?
Wanted, at Lyon ¢
Co’s store, DBeellefonte,
50,000 Lbs. of Wool.
Figured China Silks, 20c. a
yard. Striped Wash Silks, 3oc.
Several of our young people attend- |
ed the Communion services at Rock |
ll Sunday evening. Rev A. Sta-|
pleton was present delivered a |
and
Prof. E. W.
singing class
Crawford is teaching a
in the Walnut Grove
school house, i
Mr. John Horner purchased a lot at |
a new dwelling |
{
Our farmers seem to have given up |
farming business and turned their |
attention to picking huckleberries and
Mrs. Luse who is friends in |
this vicinity is on the sick list.
Mr. David Stoner wife and son spent |
week with
visiting
days last
near Millheim.
several relatives |
Wo fp
Got Walloped,
Hall ball
Millheim
but the boys got into a wrangle among
themselves, and all but two or three of
the team refused go. Bound to |
keep good the date with the Millheim |
the surrounding country
scoured and enough men were run
was |
The
billed to play at
Centre team
yesterday,
to
Was
in |
This aggregation put |
of a game, but
in team work, and Mill- |
hsim won 13 to 12. The aggregation
treated nicely by the
Miilheimers, and don’t blame the um-
pire, packed team or rotten ground for
the defeat. Some of the spectators say
that the score was 12 to 6 in favor of |
the aggregation, but having a |
scorer of their own, the boys cannot
give this tale any credence, and will |
et Millheim have the game,
co —
team,
to fill the team.
ht
were lacking
¢
up a rig good sort
not
Late News Condensed,
A farmer from Jack’s mountain, in
Snyder county, shipped 1000 quarts of
huckleberries to Scranton on Thurs
day.
A new law imposes a fine of £100, or
imprisonment for one year, for wilful-
ly raising a false alarm of fire,
A new law imposes a fine of $0 and
imprisonment for dynamiting fish.
Elias Hummel, of Middleburg, aged
54, died of dropsy, last Sunday.
Some mysterious agency rings the
doorbell of Mrs. Edw. Gemberling’s
residence in Selinsgrove,
Wages have gone up at York and at
a number of other points within the
past week,
sim co"
~The merchant tailoring establish-
ment at Lewins, Bellefonte, is turning
out more and finer work than any in
this part of the state. The prices are
just right, and once a customer al ways
a customer there,
THE RAINFALL.
The precipitation since our last issue
as registered by the ‘Reporter's’ min-
guage, isas follows:
July 27, 9 to 11 o'clock, a. m., 5-10
inch ; in the evening 2-10 inch.
Tuesday 30, forenoon, 2-10 inch.
i A sos
~Clearance Sale,
One Price.
Cash,
MonTaoMERY & Co,
Merchant Tailors, Bellefonte.
ling
Death at Bellefonte,
Charles Smith, Sr., of Bellefonte,
died at the home of his son Charles,
on Bishop street, on Saturday evening
last, aged about 82 years,
~A big drive is being made in spring
and summer clothing, all styles and
prices. The goods are going fast. If
you want one of them you will miss a
—(learance Sale.
One Price.
Cash.
MonNrGoMERY & Co.,
Clothiers, Bellefonte.
a
EGAL NOTICE. —~Notice is hereby given to
all persons interested that the following
Inventories of goods and chattels set apart to
widows under the provisions of the act of 14th
of April 1851, have wv confirmed ni » by the
court and filed in the office of the clerk of the
Orphan's Court of Centre County, and if no ex
ceptions be flied on or before the first day of the
‘| next term the same will be confirmed absolute ly.
1. The inventory and appraisement of the
personal property of James C, Boal, late of Cen
tre Hall Borough, deceased, as set apart to his
widow, Tamar Boal.
4. The invento appralsement of the per
sonal property of Vonada, late of Miles
township, deceased, - set apart to his widow,
Fletta Vonada,
The valuation and
real estate of Abram Burus,
ship, deceased, clected to be
apart Lo his widow,
4
sonal
towns
Gates
wil
Ww anted, at L yon &
Co’s store, Bellefonte,
50,000 ls. of Wool.
tera
A tre smendous drive in all lines of
gent's furnishing goods and clothing
is being made at Lewin’s, Bellefonte.
Their reputation is long established
and the prio es way below the lowest,
iy a and
4. appralsement of
ate of Taylor town
retained and set
Lucy Burns,
The inventory and appralsement of the per-
[rope rity of John C.
1p, as set apart to his
b. The inventory and appraisement of
pe sonal property of Aaron Williams, late
Bellefonte borough. deceased, us set apart to his
widow, Jennie B, Williams,
6. The inventory and appraisement
personal property of John Powers, late of Belle
fonte borough, deceased, 4s got apart to his wid
ow Mary Vowers
ork and avpraise:
William Wise, late
The tnve Lor
personal estate
township, decone: 1, as set apart to
Phoebe J. Wis
8. The inventory and appraisement of the per
sonal plore riy of David Dunkle, late of Walker
township, deceased, as set apart 10 widow,
Harriet Dunkle
9. The Inventory and apprasement of the per
sonal estate of Be
1
L
widow, Maggie B.
We cots
— 1 xtraordinary reduc tions in Win-
{ ter clothing and overcoats by Lyons,
Bellefonte, and this means a reduction
| from the wonderfully low prices the y
have had during the past season, The
reduc tons last only a short Vite,
———
Silks, 20c a
Figure ed China S
Wash Silk,
yard. Striped
3oc. a yard. Lyon & Co.
All. Wool
3.00 and 4.00.
Lyon & Co,
of the
’ nent
of
his
of the
Haines
his
al
— pg
360 pair Men's
. swihship, decerm i, as set apart
sarah Orndorf
The valuation and
real estate of Henry Butler
ship, deceased
tained by his wi
14
to his widow,
10 of the
town
fppralscment
inte of Boggs
as pet apart and elected 0 be
low, Mary Butler
The valustion and apprajsement
parsonal property of Jacob M. Fishburn
College township, deceased, ns set apart
widow, Mary E. Fishburn
Our price, 1.50.
2 os
Ld 3
ne itp
of tl
Ww hi
UMBERGER
CO. (
OU RT
Se’ Hon
Court of Co
trict, consisting of the om
Huntingdon, and the Hon A. Faulkner, sand
the Hou, Benjamin Rich, Associate J in
Centre, bay 1 thelr precept bearing
2th day of 0 me directed
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and
eral Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of
Peace in Bellefonte, for the county of Centre
and commence on the 4th Monday of Au the
26th day ofjA | ah , 80d Lo conti ne two weeks
Notice is On OH
the Peace ies of sald coun
en 2 and there in
PROOCLAM
lohu G. Love
non Pleas of
ATION
Pp
Whereas
re resident
s 49th
os of
the
ge of the
ai did
Centre and
¥
! oJ LIEN
A Claan
Collar
One that you can keep clean all
the time—a collar that does not
wilt when you get over-hested ;
that does not fray on the edge, or
tear out at the buttonholes, and
can be cleaned by ply wiping
off with a wet sponge or cloth.
These collars and cuils are made
by covering linen collars or cufi
on both sides with waterproof
“celluloid,” thus 8 giving strength
and durability. [
waterproof goods
every picce 1s sta
Ask for this, and refuse to tage
any imitation if you expect sat.
isfaction. If your dealer does not
keep them, send direct to us, en-
closing amount, and we will mail
you sample. Collars 25 cts. each.
Cuffs socts. pair. State size, and
whether stand-up or turned-down
\ collar is wan
plgpes
aate
for
ger
1
u
the
}
O 16
gust
¢
he yer, Just of
¥
prope r per
Sl
Lr records
Heir own
things which to thelr «
and those who are
EALOeS LO promod ule Again
4
are the only
wl
L4CY
o in the year of
p dredth and ef
BIL
8 1
' i
i ped ¢ as follows:
TRADE
LCi
FATS
INDO
ed
Nhgpdd
B.C. ACHENBACH,
BELLEFONTE.
Baker, = Confectioner,
Caterer.
*
| Whi nesaloing leo
4
i
e Cream put up ir
Mold
signs, E
e Di
Bricks, and all
y 3.) 2
ster Rabbits, ete
spiay of Easter Groods.
See
Come and
For You...
To save money that you cannot afford to
miss,
To make it plain for you we have started
what we call a
Remnant
Sale. ...
It is simply the remnants of the best stock
of Clothing ever shown in Centre county.
Some people might call these goods Odds
and Ends,
too desirable to be confounded with the
But they are new, too nice and
ordinaay odds and ends. They are mere-
ly one or two suits of a kind left from
THIS SPRING'S STOCK
And if you can find anything among them that will
We do not
quote prices because you must see the goods to ap-
suit you we will save yon big money.
preciate their value. We would have you call early
if you care to take advantage of this money saving
sale,
FAUBLES.
life-long chance by not coming at
a yard. Lyon & Co.
Onee, Lewins, Bellefonte.
Men's Outfitters, Bellefonte.
BEAUTIFUL AS
A BUTTERFLY
NEW STOCK
OF DRESS GOODS
And
in everything
i
y
be needed, and
will want,
lovlier than a June morning is the
amer's, The stock is complete in
lish for Summer wear,
dress or waist ma ay
ive yon the goods you
you, We never
See them.
sl Arid
ford.
an
¢
ARF
ve iL
; £r
tartie
line.
w
Y
ill »
ATTORNEYS.
MITCHELL,
Altlorpeysat-law,
Jia C
{ Office
Pa.
oti
Bellefonte
Room No, 10, Crider's Exchange
JOHN KLINE
. Attorney at 1a
BEL LEFONTE, PA
144
ii
in
Office on secon/
of Court House
i 1 Euglish,
g north
Germar
RMT
1 floor of Furst's bull
(
an be cousulted
IB, C. M. BOWER,
BOWER & ORViE,
ALlorpeys at Law,
BELLEFONTE. PA.
Crider’s Exchange building on second
ansh
Office in
foor
D F. FORTKEY,
. At Lorne y atl law
BELLEFONTE, PA
£. Jang2
3
Bu
u
4
Office in Conrad iidin
(ILE MANXNT DALE
3 Attorney at Law,
LLEFONTE, PA.
mond, two
4]
I
3
doors from
jan?
g
3
Office N. &
First Natio
Ww
nal Bank
corner Di
oA
wih 8
HEWES,
UNTY BANKING CO
BELLEFON
Discount ne
D. Bavaxrt, Cashier
TE
deposits, Hos
3
HOTELS.
veller, Proprietor
Bellcfonte, Pa
This ho shod through
L I EeX0els 1
Halos ¥ reasotial
and making an extend«
ile an exim a mnt will be
is provided with everything
ise has furn
A jon with the
attend
istay in Belle
made. The ta
in season.
ye
i connect
Partios
horas
ing court
im
t
bie
TAH HOUSE
POTTERS MILLE, PA
James 8B. Relish, Proprietor
house having beep remode
repainite and newly fu shed, The public
wi-class in table, and all other re
er boarders laken on reasonable
thy locality, fshing and hunting
ul laprém
E
g fo £3 A
Opened again, Lhe 2.
Epocis !
terms. Heal
rounds conven
IB
Terms reasonable
floor,
ie
VIN HOUBE,
8. Woods Caldwell, Proprietor,
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Good sample rooms on first
jan?
BE,
WL. Daggett, Proprietor,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Special attention given to country trade. apr
! Buss HOt
i NEW GARMAN HOUSE,
+ Opposite Court House,
i BELLEFONTE, PA.
New building, new furniture throughout, steam
heat, electric bells and all modern improvements.
| Good table and moderate charges,
A HOTEL,
! QPRING MILI
he D. H. Ruhl,
Proprietor,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains,
| New BROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
J. M. Neubaner Proprieto
BELLE ONTE, PA.
Free bus to and from ail trains. Good sample
| rooms on first floor. Special rates to witnesses
| and jurors,
LD FORT HOTEL
EDWIN RUHL, Proprietor,
This old and well known house has
been newly farmnished throughout
Accommodations first-class and rates
reasonable, Private parties can
have special accommodation. apt!
Amu HARTER,
AUCTIONEER,
MILLHEIM, PA,
RK WANTED «Any intelligent man or
woman seeking employment and
tous to make from $40 to F150 mrhiS
cure same by addressing Globe Bible fubliah ig
Co, 78 Chestnut St, Phila, Pa. No oapital re-
quired, nor stamp for re reply. Young man or wo-
man wishing 10 earn & few Sandro) dollars in
the next few months preferred.
WANTED-SALESME
men to sell a
Cholee Line of Nursery Stook Wo Satinat make
you rich in # month but can give ve you steady
DeSwant ald with {ha "Gmen. Welle Ont pric:
and Aut sro
mari-4m
We want a fow
Sue HAWKS NURSERY 00
Rochester, N. Y
’ .
GET AN EDUCATION.
an edoeation i th Genital Baia Normals
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aid to students. illus
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PENNSYLVANIA R.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
and Northern Central Railway,
Time Table, in effect May 19
TRAINS LEAV
9.15 a mn.
For} Hunhua
@
1855,
E MONTAXDON,
Train
W
EABTWARD,
4
Bunday
ikerbarre
Pottsville
Lions, arriving
passenger coaches
de iph (& and \ Balt ore, Parlor cars wo Ph
ph in.
1p mn.
For Bunbur
m fade]
Trail » {Dall
. Harri isburg &
*
04 p.m,
For Wilk
Train Sunday.)
ie Harrisburg
hiladelph ia ar
SNRErs Cal re
700s. m,
Dall
rediate
an 3
For Erie and Can
stations, Rochester
. is, with
nira, and
poster,
nger coaches to Erie an 1
(Dail; ¥) For Lock Haven
Train 12
hil except
i lulermed
ara ¥
FRE,
Kane and
Bunday,
BAe slalions
with
Roches
Rochester,
except Bunday.)
ediale stations,
Daily'except Sunday)
Hermecialc stations,
inlerm
INE FOR MONTANDON FROM
T ARD BOUTH
53 8m Willkesbarre
nday) arriving at
pari wr oar from
passenger coaches
nd. Baltimore,
111408
50 Pm, week da %
coaches from Ph
leaves New Y ork 2
unday, Philsdelphs 40 pm, week
' Pp. m., Sundays, Washington 8.15pm,
we 4.45 3, arriving st Moutandon 8.45
Through P Car and passenger
om Philadelphia
i leaves New York at
x Ww
ugh pas
gh 3
“Balt vimore.
week days,
peRRCT
Train 1
Fhilad
10.4 saltimore
ving at aaa at 5.5%
uilman sl eeping cars from
"nila. Washi ngor Band Bal timore and through
passenger coaches from Philadelphia and Bal
titnore
pm,
ISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
Daily Except Sunday.
Westward
FMP.M. AM. BTATIONS.
5 0. Montandon
6 15 Lewisburg
b Biehl
Vic Chat urg
7 Miflinburg
Mi
LEW
Eastward,
AMPM. PM
58 # 10 14!
0%
Paddy Mouunta'n
Cob
| Zer by
{ (Rising Bpring
09 ‘Centre Hall
6 Grey
en Hall
BRS
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—
Lin.
{Oak Hall
/| Lemont
iDale Summit
B®
*
RENE
*
Ween
gate
TN EN OO wf had wd wd
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55 Bellefonte 62 §
A thin trains leave 1awbung for Montan-
Gonat5.20am, 10.00am, 1.15, 545 and 7.40 p m.
returning leave Montandon for Lewisburg atl 8.20
Am lam 50pm 60 pm. and SW pm
On Sundays trains leave Montandon 10.18 a.m.
and 800 p. m., returning leave Lewisburg 10.23 a.
m. and S05 p.m
J. R. WOOD
8. M. PREVOST,
General Manager, Gen'l Pw'ger Agt.
EE PENNSYLVARIA STATE COLLEG
LOCATED IN ONE OFSTHE MOST REAUTI
FUL AND HEALTHFUL BPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA.
TIONAL; OPEN TO BOTH SEXES;
TUITION FREE: BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW, NEW BUILDINS
AND EQUIPMENT.
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY.
AGRICULTURE (hres Coursen) and AGRI
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant ii
lustrations on the Farm and in the Labora
tory.
BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoret!.
cal and practioal. Students taught original
study with the mie
CHEMISTRY: with an unusually fall and
br rR
} ™
1
i
{evi ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING,
ake HRNICAL ENGINEER] NG:
ACOOm w very extensive practioal
exerciaes in the Field, the Shop, and the
La tory.
HISTORY. Ancie Ancient and Modern, with origi.
INDU CSTRIL AD ART AND DESIGN,
LADIES’ COURSE IN LITERATURE and
SCIKROR: 1 Iwo = Ample facilities for
Music instrumental
EARGUAG and LITERATURE; i hatin
(optional, , German and Kng
quired.) one or more continued th roush the
entire course.
MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; pure
and fod,
M NIC ARTS: combin shop work
Jith stds, three yours course: New build.
fi RAL AL ale JOLITICAL 801
h course in the
ono
cour
of are
12 ER rotor theoreti
and practioal
oA each arm ofthe
18,
Fifi SAR Two
for ham mion Ww orl and se Soman
SEER Unlalogus or
other LOW. RHERTON, 1.0 (LL.D, Pros,
JAMES ELDON, Ph, Do hnincitl,