PERSONAL MENTION,
Coming and Going. Visitors in and
Town,
out of
— Miss Bessie Hoy,
visiting her
Mingle.
of New Berlin,
is cousin, Miss Anna
—(ieorge Bushman has been spend-
ing the past week with his parents at
Gettysburg,
Mrs. Sparr, of Boals-
burg, was the guest of Simon Harper's
family over Sunday.
r. William Foster,
at the home
John Odenkirk this week,
f Millheim, in
over a year, has ta-
Rebecea
Mifflin-
of Mrs,
of
burg, was a guest
—=Uriah Reifsnyder, o
very ill health for
ken a turn for the worse,
Mrs. H. F. Bitner
Ralph, of Millersville, I
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J.
ray.
—Miss Sadie Sholl, of
town’s respected young ladies, is mak-
ing a few weeks’ at Madison-
burg,
— Victor Crawford, of Philadel- |
phia, brother of Mayor Frank Craw-
ford, spent several days in town this
week.
-Mr. John P. Harris,
fonte, attended the corner
ing of the Reformed church
day.
——Miss Anna Bartholomew
this week for Millersville State
mal, and will take a full course
that institution.
and
visiting
D. Mur-
s0n,
is
one our
stay
Belle-
lay-
Sune
of
stone
last
left
Nor-
from
NS. P. Hen-
us
Vi
friend,
nigh, of Potter's Bank,
and will shortly offer
real estate for sale.
~—Mr.
State
of the Jacksonian stripe,
He siting
—Qur esteemed
a call,
vluable
gave
some
McCormick, of
Democrat
Shannon
College, the veteran
gave us a call
yesterday. is vi friends in
the vicinity.
Will Lee
Fleisher who
to friends in
call. Mr. ]
excellent in Towa.
iend JMr.
visit
his Towa fr
few weeks’
with
is On on
this vicinity, gave us a
informs us all Crops are |
Cyrus Brungart, Millheim’s tall
and hance , gave us a pleas-
1 JURY LIST,
of Court,
on Monday, October 14th,
Feard, Liberty.
Ambrose Gentzell, Gregg.
W. J. Decker, Potter.
Chas. Sayers, Marion.
Joshua Pheasant, Howard t wp.
Alfred Rishel, Benner.
Calvin Breon, Millheim,
A. C. Ripka, Potter.
J. C. Stevens, Half Moon.
tobert Hudson, Philipsburg.
C. K. Essington, Milesburg.
Huston Hartsock, Spring.
Hugh Adams, Philipsburg.
Geo, Hastings, Benner,
(ieo.
A. Reesman, Centre Hall.
Chas. A. Musser, Gregg.
John I. Curtin, Bellefonte.
H. C. Weaver, Bellefonte,
J. Eberhart, Bellefonte.
J. A. Myer, Miles.
M. N. Miller, Potter.
Daniel Heckman, Benner.
John Thompson, Howard boro.
Hubler, Miles.
Wm Shawley, Boggs.
Wm. Shortlidge, Bellefonte,
D. R. Poorman, Boggs.
Jos, A. Emerick, Walker.
D. W. Pletcher, Howard boro.
Milton Straub, Spring.
Manow Kline,
(has.
Levi Quick,
Fisher Motz,
John I.
Taylor,
ww], /
(ie0,
Spring.
Walker.
snow Shoe.
Haines,
Thompson, College.
Bellefonte.
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AARONSBURG.
Who are Visitiag In Oat of Town,
Other Interesting News,
and
Dr.
publican
attending the Re- |
convention at Harrisburg,
went frem there to William's Grove,
and from there to Philadelphia.
Witmer Stover and brother Es
Musser after
arnest
are about starting a wood bending fae- |
They hav refusal of
boiler and
e the an en-
gine, planer
the finish- |
giving it |
Frank Dutwiler has put
ing touches on his house by
ant call 11 prosperous on
classic never met Cy-
rus out of humor.
-Daniel Hoste
gave us a call, and reports the
and crops
rman, of Coburn,
general
health good down t
Dan
cream for the Coburn creamery.
—Mrs. David Bradford, of Es
town, with | friend,
Long, of Harrisburg,
ant call, and inspected the
getting out newspapers.
Harvey Van Pelt left ls
for Ithica, N. Y.,
enter the preparatory
Cornell Univer and
full collegiate
tion.
hat way
it}
abundant. gathers the bulk of
1
arly 8
Miss
a pleas-
of
er visiting
gave us
manner
day where
departmen
sity, will
son of {sregy
"the
wen elects |
1 i
nion- |
James Gregg,
for several years instructor
mont hool, has }
ed principal of t
ZTamimar
‘hools at |
Sq
ville, James is a good instructor and
well learned.
Mrs. Pierce Le
Kansas, ed this we
itzell, of Girard,
wk, and is
Miller,
among her friends
arriv vis.
ts
ae
iting her brother, Jerry
will extend her visit
in Penns Valley
fore returning to Kansas,
Mrs
f Tussey ville,
for
improving
eral weeks be-
for sey
H.
ill
Ish-
from
but
of
. Ishler, mother of J.
ler, « has been
dysentery over three weeks,
now She is 72 years
had made
a hand at binding oats in the field.
P. Frank, D. Heckman and S.
M. Crawford, join in recommending
J. H. Ishler as a music teacher. This
is a strong endorsement and Prof. Ish-
ler can feel proud of it; good
teachers should be patronised.
we Prof. C. L. Gramley,
burg, County Superintendent, held a
special examination at Centre Hall
“last Friday. The Prof. has raised the
standard of our public schools, and
doing much toward furthering
cause of education.
Dr. J. F. Alexander, of Los An-
geles, California, who removed from
Centre Hall several years ago, is on a
visit east, having arrived last week.
He is in the drug business on the Pa-
cific coast; he will prolong his visit for
several weeks,
we Rev, Thomas Land, lately minis-
ter of the Centre Hall Reformed charge,
with his two sons, vigited here for sev-
eral days past. Mr. Land assisted in
the corner stone laying of the new Re-
formed church last Sunday. He is
now filling the pulpit of the Reformed
church at Meadville, Pa.
~David Hehnigh, of Price, Ks.,
was a caller at our office. Mr. Hen-
nigh left Potter's Mills 26 years ago,
and this is his third visit back in that
time. He lived in the north eastern
part of the state, where they are not
troubled by droughts, insects or cy-
clones, and where crops have always
been good ; he tells us that this year
crops are especially abundant in north
eastern Kansas, and that farming has
paid him well there, and he does not
have any desire to live in Pennsylva-
nia again, altho it is a good state, His
wife is with him of on this visit.
Clay Wosterd Suits worth
12.00 and 15.00, our price, 7.00
age, and before her illness
music
of Rebers-
is
the
several coats of paint, which gives it a |
Poll
and gone
her house
for
y Stover has closed
away on a visit a few
weeks,
After
cruiting his heals,
Mrs. D. H. |]
back to
spendieg about ten days in re-
with his sister,
Noah Cronmiller has |
Bell
3
fi
le,
again gone efonte much
improved.
fast; i
and cannot be |
he
His pension was lately
George Rupp is failing very
confined to his bed now
recognizes i
up at all. It is seldom
any one. in- |
reased.,
John H.
hospital in New
to}
his |
Musser has again
York to have
has not
gone
t
LAE
arm treated which improved
any.
Noah Leitzell and wife have gone to
also to go to Elk |
their daughters.
twenty
load is pass |
ty ro visit
Potatoes are bringing cents |
at (4 and load after
ing in that direction. A single
of the field will
so that
crop.
burn
bushel |
of corn out
hardly |
bring any more, raising pota- |
toes (58 paying
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Friendly Note frown shop MeGovern
The friends of Bishop McGovern in
this learned
him as a man of broad ideas as well as
his love for all mankind, were doubt- |
less pleased to learn of his safe return |
from his journey tome, We are |
pleased to offer for their perusal, a let-
ter from the uished Bishop to
the editor of this paper, as follows :
county, who to esteem
to
disting
SYLVAN HEIGHTS, |
Harrisburg, Aug., 17, 1895, §
Editor of the “Centre Reporter
Kind Sir :—1 was flattered by the
notice you gave me in the issue of your
paper of the 15th inst. In the abun-
dance of your heart you spoke of my
administration of this diocese above
my deserts ; but of our early friendship
which I am happy to say has not been
forgotten, your words are sweet like
music of other days. It is a joy to re-
call in the evening of life's pilgrimage
the pleasant memories of over thirty
years ago, when on youth's fleet
limbs /—
“We twa hae run about the braes,
And pu’ on the gowans fine ;
But we've wandered mony wearly foot,
Sin’ auld lang syne.”
Yours gratefully,
{THOMAS McGOVERN,
Bishop of Harrisburg.
mines it mn
Cure for Headache,
As a remedy for all forms of Head-
ache Electric bitters has proved to be
the very best. It effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence,
We urge all who are afMlicted to pro-
cure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial, In cases of habitual consti-
pation Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowels
and few cases long resist the
use of this medicine. Try it once.
Large bottles only fifty cents at J. D,
Murray's Drug Store.
—
A neat and stylish fitting suit is
every young man's delight, and Lew-
ins, Bellefonte, has a fine and come
plete stock from which to select.
Prices are away down and as dollar
Of the Fall months «
to Look.
the greatest line of #
America, (covers a g
we can convince you
rect.
Come,
Don’t Buy,
Just Look.
(ret a of the
glimpse
of Men's Suits ever
For The
Little Fellows.
With
Men's Outfitters,
LINDEN HBLL.
!
Items of Interest as Gathered by Our Cor.
respondent.
SD. of Bellefonte
old home a visit over Sunday.
Mr.
Gettlig, paid his
Samuel Davis who has been in |
health for the last few years is at |
covery.
John From of this place
has been
of Belle-
Dr. Hafer wife and child,
Messrs, Frank and Lee
Pa.,
Swab, from
Mrs. Bmeltzer,
spent last week
Mrs. Alfred Lee.
Flora Auman,
of Georges Valley,
with her daughter,
of Port Royal, Junia-
around town last week.
J. A. Getting left on Saturday morn-
ing for Cato, Snow Shoe township,
where he expects to teach school this
winter.
Ezra Tressler in company with Rev,
Shaeffer from Iowa, were to William's
Grove a few days last week.
Jennie Weibly will leave for Wat-
sontown this week again, her summer
vacation having expired.
————
The Discovery Saved His Life,
Mr. GG. Caillouette,
versville, Ill, says: “To Dr. King's
New Discovery I owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all
the physicians for miles about, but of
no avail and was given up and told 1
could not live. Having Dr. King's
New Discovery in my store I sent for
a bottle and began its use and from
Druggist, Bea-
the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and
about again. It is worth its weight in
gold. We won't keep store or house
without it.”” Get a free trial at J. D.
Murray's Drug Store,
———— i ———
Foundation Completed,
The masons completed the founda-
tion wall of the new Reformed church
on Friday of last week. Byron Gares
dressed the corner stone and Stroh
meler did the lettering. Bquire Rees-
man made and presented the zine box
that was placed in the stone.
BA -
~Clearance Sale,
One Price.
Cash.
MoxtTaomMery & Co,
Merchant Tailors, Bellefonte.
360 pair Men's All Wool
Pants, worth 3.00 and 4.00
goes a great way at this store,
and 8.00. Lyon & Co.
~fSubsecribe for the REPORTER.
Our price, 1.50. Lyon & Co.
“-»
omes our invitation to you
r, not buy, hut just look at
$10 suits ever shown in
ood bit of ground), but
that the statement is
cor
#10
America.
greatest
ortment
hown in
Bellefonte.
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THE EAINFA.LL
the “Reporter's”
guage
Aug. 29 and 350, 1.
Aug. 31, §
faren
2-10,
10 inch.
on, 5-10 in. ; aft
Tots al rai infall in Aug 18i,
Tot
al
for A
inches :
1
it
pril 1.1-
June 5.1-
inches :
1.5 5 hes ;
1.5.
ind
10 inches ; August 0.00,
en -
The merchant tailoring establ
ment at Lewins, Bellefonte, is
out more and finer work tha 1 a
this part of the state. The
just right, customer always
customera >
ny
prices
and once a
there,
Ea
360 pair Men's
Pants, wotth
Our price, 1.50,
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GRAIN MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY B. D. BRI
Whent, new
Wheat a
BPO cccnsniiiciinn
ON os csriiinss
Oats
Barley -
BUCK WRORL.oee sess crss coves
All
3.00 and
PRODUCE AT STORES,
Butter.
B.C. ACHENBACH,
BELLEFONTE.
Baker, = Confectioner,
Caterer.
Wholesaleing Ice
- - . -
Cream a Specialty.
ON TS
Ice Cream put up in any form,
Molds, Bricks, and all latest
signs, Easter Rabbits, ete.
Fine Display of Easter Goods.
Jome and See,
de-
coy RT JTROCLA MATION ~8PRCIAL TERM
he Hou. Jobn G. Love, Presiden
of oe Con Court of Common Pleas
Jd cial District Sonkisti of the county of
Centre, and the Hon. © A. Ikner, and the
Hon. Benjamin Rich, associate Judges, in and for
aid county ity, having Issued thelr ptecept beart
date the 26th day of August, 100, to me di
for t helding a special term of the Court of Com:
Pleas. tor She a said i county of Centre, notice
in herby given thay the said special term of
Pieas,
General dl qeIYOry sessions of the
oh county, will
October, bel
pads and { Ans con
which aid
are hereby
t
the 40th
@ 20d Monda
the Téth any of October, fd u
court all al) 100r ai a! to
Siren under fia the at Bellefonte, 16, ihe 3 ov
clean year of the ae St) of the Ln
Subscribe for the REPORTER,
JOHN P. CONDO, Sheriff,
BEAUTIFUL AS
A BUTTERFLY
NEW STOCK
OF DRESS GOODS
And
needed,
will want.
be
The
lovlier than a June morning is the
The stock 18 complete in
Summer wear,
dress waist may
vou the goods you
We nes er
them.
ford. A new
or
artie you,
So,
b
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ATTORNEYS.
ITCHELL,
Atwrneysat-Law
Bellefonte
Office, Room No, 10, Crider's Exchange.
Attorney at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
of Furst’s buildir g. north
in German
ans;
Office on second floor
Can be coaosulted
snd Euglish
M. BOWER
¥ ORV]
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PA.
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ans?
ad ty from
Gy AWO fronn
RVIN HOUSE,
8. Woods Caldwell, Proprietor,
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Good sample rooms on first |
jan?
Terms reasonable
J8H HOUSE, |
W. L. Daggett, Proprietor, i
BELLEFONTE, PA {
Special attention given to country trade. apr
EW GARMAN HOUSE,
Opposite Court House,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
New building. new farniture throughout, steain
heat, electric bells and all modern improvements
Good table and moderate charges.
N
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). H. Ruhl, Proprietor,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains,
gr RING MIL 18
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4 . M. Neubauer P
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains. Good sample
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and jurors
rieto
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Time Table in effect May 15, 1895,
TRAINS NTAKDO
4. (Dally
LUEGFURITE
LEAVE M KR, EABTWARD
except
Hazlet Lon
Bund
ny
arough
d Baltimore,
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Arior car thr
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[Daily except
Ry
from
CORChes
more.
days,
week
¢
pm,
more and thro
passenger coaches from Philadel phis and B i»
limore,
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
Daily Except Bunday,
Westward,
BTATIOR
Moniandon
Law isburg
Bieh
Vik kab
Eastward,
AM Pp M.P
40
15
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5 Zerby
55 Rising Bpring
Penn Cave
09% Centre Hall
Gregg
Linden Hall
Oak Hall
82 Lemont
87 Dale Summit
47 Pleasant Gap
50|Axemann
» 55 Bellefonte
Add itional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan-
donat5.20am, 10.00 am, 1.15, 545and 740 pm
returning leave Montandon for Lewisburg at 8.26
Amidam bpm 600 pm, and $00 pm
On Sundays trains leave Montandon 10.18 a. m.
and 5.00 p. m., returning leave Lewisburg 10.23 a
m. and S05 p.m
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