PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going,—Visitors in and out of
Town,
——Miss Roxanna Brisbin left on
Monday for Chambersburg. where she
will enter Wilson College.
—Foundryman W. O. Rearick
left on Monday on a several days busi-
ness trip to Pittsburg.
Murs. Zeb. Krise, of
visited her mother, Mrs.
Church street last week.
——W, L. Kurtz and family, of
Lewisburg, spent several days with
his parents in this place last week.
—B, F, Nearhood, of Millheim,
Lewisburg,
Love, on
i
| UDITOR'S NOTICE Ip the Orphan's
Court of Centre County, in the matter of
the estate of Daniel Horner, late of Potter town-
ship, deceased. The undersigned Auditor ap-
pointed by sald court to pass upon the excep-
tions filed to the account of J* 8, Houseman, ad-
ministrator of said decedent, and make distribu.
tion of the balance found due in the hands of
sald administrator, will attend to the duties of
his appointment at his office in the Borough of
Bellefonte, on Wednesday, October 16th, 1805, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon at which time and
place all claimants are roquired to present thelr
claims before the auditor or be debarred from
coming in on the fund.
IRA C. MITCHELL,
Bellefonte, Pa, Sept. 13, 1895, Auditor,
OURT PROCLAMATION. SPECIAL TERM
Whereas'the Hon, John G, Love, President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the 49th
Judicial District, Consisting of the county of
Cengre, and the Hon, A. Faulkner, and the
Hon Benjamin Rich, Ss iate judges, in and for
said county, having issued thelr ptecept bearin
date the : 20th day of August, 1805, to me directed
for holding®h special term of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas, for the said county of Centre, notice
is hereby given that the said special term of the
Court of Common Pieas, Oyer, Terminer, and
one of our regular subscribers, gave us |
a pleasant call, while attending the |
pic-nie.
—A
Mill's sterling Democrats, favored our |
sanctum with a call and added to our |
exchequer,
——T. M. Gramley, proprietor of the
Spring Mills creamery, gave our sanc-
tum a pleasant call, and is always a |
pleasant fellow.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heckman |
ter a visit of several days th Mrs.
Heckman's father.
——Mrs. Joe Atlee, Mrs. Thomas
Cutler Mrs. Margaret Harper,
three Tyrone ladies, are visiting at the |
residence of Mrs. J. C. Boal. |
and
and
Keller |
where {
—John Meyer John
have returned to Lancaster,
they will resume their studies
Franklin & Marshall college.
——Miss Lydia Cottle, of Brookville,
Pa., a bright and interesting y
dy, is visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. John D. Moore, west of town.
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford |
left Wednesday morning on a visit to |
friends in Union county, and ineiden- |
tally to take in the fair now at
Lewisburg.
—Mrs. H. F.
Saturday for her home at
Pa. She had been spending the
several weeks at the home of her |
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Murray.
R. B. Bpangler and wife,
Hastings, Pa., spent a week with his
parents here, took in all the
sights of the 'Squi has
good position in the operations of that
the
roung la~ |
going
Bitner departed last
Millersville,
last
r=
of
and
picnic. re a
coal mining town, and is
of health.
picture
friend, John F.
Breon, of Gregg, gave us a and
left some of the needful on subserip-
tion, ‘so that,” could
buy a pair of new pants for those stol-
en.” If all our subseribers would pay
up thus we will invest all in pants,
——Qur pleasant
call
as he said, “we
~—— Among the many callers
the “Reporter,” last week, were Wm.
Hess, one of Philipsburg’s solid busi-
men. Moyer, merchant,
of Coburn, and Daniel Krader, farmer,
of Gregg. Elmira Showers, of near
Lock Haven, who tells us she couldn't
do without the “Reporter.” Mrs. O.
M. Sheets, of Bellefonte, who was tak-
ing in the pic-nic. Dr. of Mifl-
linburg.
upon
ness George
(rast,
————— A ees
LINDEN HALL.
Yisitors Ia and Out of Town
esting News,
~ither I nter-
The storm on last Thursday was a
little destructive in blowing down fen-
ces and tearing up trees by the root.
Peter Zeigler, of Ohio, spent a few
days at the home of his friend Henry
Zeigler.
Miss Anna Steele, of Pleasant
was the guest of the Misses Corl
last Batarday.
Miss Nora Hess,
was the guestsof Mr, and Mrs.
Weiland a few days last week.
Mrs. Tammy Keller left on Saturday
for the Womelsdorf Orphan school to
visit her two little boys Harry and
Neddy who are going to school there.
H. J. Gettig of Pittsburg, is visiting
among his friends at this place. Mr.
Gettig has been an employe of the
railroad company for a number of
years.
The little child of Harry Frantz,
who was very ill on Saturday and
Sunday is improving. :
Mollie Hettinger of Egg Hill is vis-
iting among friends at this place.
Rev. C. H. Goodling and wife ac-
companied by their friend Miss Anna
Wolf, of York, were the guests of Hen-
ry Zeigler and family.
Miss Lizzie Gettig and brother, H.
J. Gettig of Pittsburg, left on Monday
last for Lock Haven, where they will
visit friends and relatives.
tp si
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box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
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Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
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every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak-
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to stomach and bowels greatly invig-
orate the system. Regular size 25c,
per box. Sold by J. D. Murray, Drug-
gist.
Gap
on
of Shingletown,
Frank
—————— A PA
~~Summer clothing marked down at
General Jail delivery, Quarter sessions of the
peace snd Orphans court of Centre county, will
convene on the 2nd Monday of October, bein
lay of October, 1585, upon which sais
irt all jurors summoned to attend are hereby
red to attend.
ven under my hand at Bellefonte, the 2gth
y of August, 1895 and the one hundred snd
: teenth year of the independence of the Unit.
Wi 8 tates
JOHN P. CONDO, Sheriff,
XRCUTOR'S PUBLIC BALE THERE
will be offered at public sale, be the un-
ned, executors of the estate of David Hen-
te of Potter township, deceased, on the
nises, two miles east of Potters Mills, on
Oey SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1805.
10 o'clock, a. m. A valuable farm,
o onal ing 155 acres, more or
s of which are covered with heavy
mia ee is fu fine state of cultiv oun. There-
& good Twostory Dw ng House,
i othe r necessary outbuildings.
water at the house ¢ and barn, and
iit on the premises,
ALSO, on the same day on the premises, two
L of Centre Hall, at one o'clock, p.
Farm, situate as atoresald, con
2H ncres of which
balance in
Omen)
situate as
less, B85
timber,
aid
ni
more or
ale of cultivat!
rland.
g House, large Bank Barn, and
gR erected thereon, Cistern wa
of choice fruit on the premises
aud in the
ivestment to
1 with iron
loss, 1
, the
farm #8 can be ft
& prot le
underia
is also $¢
Terms will be made known ou day of sale,
ADAM BARTGES,
5. P, HENNIGH,
Executors.
THE ORPHANS
LOL NT X
COURT OF
~-in the matter of the
y
I
of 3 township
CENTRE
estate of
the of Miles, de
ne d, an anditor ap]
tribution
winted by the
the funds in
said decedent
y lod to the same,
t he will attend to the
id App intment at bis office in
on Friday, the 4th day of Octo-
t10 o'clock a. m , whe sre and when all
rE i I ney age prope r
e sald estate
i ne as they will be
reafter r from making claim upon the
nt ators of
CHARLES P
HEWES,
Auditor
TO
iste
Ave not
hereby
-A NOTE MADE
p Ledster, for $52 50, given on
1895 bepaid asl b
All persons are
1 against purchasing sami
C. RIPKA.
Potters Mills.
PAYABLE
not
~Three white
1s each
Om isos
«j ested
PRY €Xpenses
EMANUEL FYE
West of Centre Hall
hogs, welg!
having a rin
of the unde
0 call,
SALE. BY
it of the
BPHANSCOURT
rder issued o
VIRTUE OF
Orphan's Court
7. the undersigned will offer at
the late residence of Willlam Mul
cased, one and one-half miles
f Tusseyville, Pa.; on
SATURDAY OCTOBER 19TH
the following ribed real estate
Coeased
TRACT NO. L~Beginning st a post in the mid-
lle of the creek, near saw mill property of other
lands of sald William Mul barges, thenoe north
3 east 11 5-10 perch es to an ironwoosd,
the say north 44 degrees west 8 perch
the by same north 46'¢ degrees
rehes to post in road, thenoe by the
egTers, east 18 perches to middle
1 middie of the creek north
2 perches to t) middie of the
S degrees, west 70 perches
» down the creek north
10 perches in ¢ k, thence by
de-
1595
fos
of sald
bv
es 0 8 post 08
18
GueglTeds east
i west
¥ same north
ones at road,
i degrees east 3 § 08 0 post,
t egrees weet | 6-10 perches to
thence south 9 degrees west 19 1-10 perches
to post, ther uo rth S48 degrees west 18 4-10
% to post, thence sot ith 7 Tog degrees west
24 5.10 perches to post, thenoe by same south Mg
degrees west 22 perches to post, thence by same
south 7 west 56-10 perches to post, thenoe
1 58 degrees west 40 3.10 perches to post,
i} degrees east 26 perches to post, thence
3 degrees cast 31 3-10 perches to
i perches to
perches to post
3 legroos eas
then ince by the
Lees
OR
perch
north
post, thence sout ith $0 degrees east 92 perches to
mid lle of creex, thence down middle of creek
south 8734 degrees east 15 8-10 perches to a post,
in the middie of the creek, thence down middle
of the creek north 62) degrees east 21 perches to
the place of beginning containing 60 acres and
liowance.
NO. 2 —Beginning at a post on land of late of
Thomas Treaster, thence north 3 degree west 90
perches to stones, thence south Bhig « OErees west
24 perches to stones, thence by the same south 3
degree east 90 perches to post, thence north 523g
degrees east 24 perches to place of beginning,
containing 10 acres and allowance.
NO, 3. Beginning at bridge thence north 633
degrees west 18 pe rches 10 post, thence south 48g
degrees west 26 3-10 perches to t, thence south
§1}g degrees east 8 perches to fronwood, thence
north 6634 §¢ degroes east 22 4-10 perches to breast of
dam, thence south 66 degrees east 2 rches to
creek, thence north 49 degrees east 10 7.10 perch
es to the place of beginning, containing 2 acres
and 40 5-10 perches
Bale to commence at 1 o'clock, when terms
will be announced,
WM. MULBARGER, JR.
Administrator,
STRAY. ~CAMETO THE PREMISES OF
the undersigned, one mile east of Por
Mills, on or about Jane Ist, 1505. a red bull,
about one year old. The owner will prove prop-
erty, remove same, pay all expenses, otherwise
it will be disposed of as tue law direc ts
sep-3t JOHN H. McGOOL,
DITORS NOTICE. ~IN THE ORPHANS
Court of Centre County, in the estate of
Jesse Gargett late of Miles township, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed an
auditor in the above estate to make distribution
of the funds in the hands of the accountant to
and among those legally entitled to receive the
same, will attend to the duties of his a potat-
ment at his office in the Borough of Bellefon
on Friday, the 2th day of October, A. D, Te,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and
piace all parties interested may appear and pre
sent their claims or forever afterwards be de-
barred from coming in on ai find.
Bellefonte, Pa, C. QUIGLEY
Sept. 25, 1595, y vv A
Do you Desire to make
i i MONEY? i i
OUR PLANS OF OPERATION
ASSURE
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Make our money earn you a month! .
$10.08 and more made dat by our nels “Bll
matic Plan of Operation on fn in
grain and stock specu .
All we sak is to inv new and origi
nal methods. Past working of plan and h
3 furnished, Our let “Points
Hint how ACT money in
Bh?
and other
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Lewins, Bellefonte, This means cost,
TEM ON RE £ CO,
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YOU CAN ALL DO IT!
Look Like This.
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Compare them with others.
Pay attention to the make, the fit and the general
ap-
pearance of the garment, and you will be sure
to buy no other.
SEE THEM. EXAMINE THEM.
FAUBLES.
Men's Outfitters, Bellefonte.
“Ne VN V VV VD WVVY
GRANGE PICNIC.
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During the Grangers.
Picnic Next Week the
Penns Valley
Bargain Store
Representing the Spring Mills and State College Stores,
will occupy their usual headquarters
IN GRANGE PARK,
Our display will be composed principally of the fin-
est and best assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES, UNDERWEAR AND
GLOVES, ETC.
To be found on grounds. A full line of General Merchandise will
offered at inviting prices. See us when yon come.
C. P. LONG,
Spring Mills. State 3s liege.
BEAUTIFUL AS
A BUTTERFLY
NEW STOCK
OF DRESS GOODS
in everything late
that the markets
be neede id, and W(
will want. The j
handled a cheaper ¢
Ti he stoecl £1
yligh for 8
A new
‘ i]
> can easily
8 complete in
uminci wear,
BE Or waist May
vou the roods you
you. We never
Nee t} 1CH,
wt and st
("ve
FIVE
yrices will §
and better li
artle
Ie.
ATTORNEYS.
MITCHELL,
Atlorneysat-law,
IRA C
Room No. 10, Cr
Bel
1der's Exchange
lefonte, Pa.
Office, oct
JOHN KLINE,
y tlorney at La
BELLEFONTE, PA.
floor of Furst's bulldirg
coasulted
north
Germar
ane
Office on second
of Court House Can
and Buglish,
Fue iy
In ip
M ORVIB
J. H
(= AVIS, ¥
. . BOWER, E. L
JOWER & ORVIS,
Attorneys at Law,
Bui. LFONTE, PA,
ling on second
ansd
ORVIS (
Office in Cr
floor
ider's Exchange build
F. FORTNEY
D. : ? al Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA
1 Building
ttorney
Office in Conura
(ILE MART DALE,
Attorney at Law,
SELLEFVONTE, PA.
two doors from
s N. W, corner Diamond,
First National Ban
. RUNKLE,
Allor rney- ut] 14
W.6
BD
ng.
<LHETTRALL
Buia
{ENT RE COU
Receive deposits,
Jani UGERT, Cashier
HOTELS.
EAMG HOTEL
Daniel
This
otit. An excelie;
house. Rales very
ng court and mak
fonte an extra Ji i will
ble i= provided with everylliing it
Keller, Proprietor
house has box n I
Leta
Tens ¥
Onn
EUTAR HOUSE
y POTTERS M1
James 8
again, the house haviy
and newly fami
will find it first-class in table, an
epocts. Bu r boarders take
terme. Hea y locality, fishin
grounds convenient.
OUSE,
8. Woods Caldwell, | Peet,
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Good sample rooms on firm
jan®2
JRVINEH
Terms reasonable
floor,
BY SH HOVER, y at. F seh
. L. Dagge Proprietor,
BELL EFONTE, PA
Special attention given to country trade. apr
HOUSE,
Opposite Court House,
BELLEFONTE, PA
New building, new furniture throughout, steam
heat, electric belis and all modern improvements,
Good table and moderate charges.
NEW GARMAN
— MILLS HOTEL,
D.H. Ruhl, Pro a
SPRING MILLS
Free bus to and from all trains,
18, PA.
NEW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
J. M. Neubsuner P
BELLE INTE, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains. Good sample
rooms on first Soor. Epecialigrales to withesses
and jurcs.
rieto
ow FORT HOTEL.
EDWIN RUHL, Proprietor.
This old and well-known house has
been newly furmished throughout.
Accommodations first-class and rates
reasonable. Private parties oan
have special accommodation. apts
BS. HARTER,
A AUCTIORESE,
ILLHEIM, PA,
RK WANTED.—-Any intell
mak a a a on]
tions to ©
cure same by addressing Globe Bible Mo Fublishing
Cora Chestnut Bho Filla Ph a Supe)
uired, nor stam ng man
an d, nor samp for reply. | hundred dollars in
the 1 next few months
want a fow
WANTED- SALESMEN 2: "2 2.1
Choice Line of Numery Stock. We cannot jutke
J ahd oh bc seco La
Dioym and w well
- th We | tines, Write for terms +
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Philade Iphis & “Erie rie R. R. Division
and Northern Central Railway,
Time Table, in ¢ mr ct May 1
TRAIRE LEA
1895,
VE MONTANDOR, EASTWARD,
4
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in dey.
A etal Ds
R MONTAXDON
TH
Benger
LEWIS
Daaly ; Except t Bun iy.
8741 ION
Eastward,
MPM.PM
C 55
47
59
Westward,
MPM AM A
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3
Ald ni
$ Gien Ir 01
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Coburn
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247
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283
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8 16 Gre g
{8 23/ Linden Hall
{8 28 Oak Hall
i8 82 Lemont
Dale Bummit
icasant Gap
Is 5] Axemann 2%
& 55 Bellefonte 215
Additional trains leave Le winire for Montan.
donat520am, 1000am, 1.15, 545and 740 pm
returning leave Montandon for Lewisburg at 5.20
am i0ifanblipm 60 pm and Spm
On Bundays trains leave Montandon 10.18 a. m
and 8.00 p. m., returning leave Lewisbur 1g 10.25 &.
m. and 5.06 p.m,
J. R. WOOD
8. M. PREVOST,
General Manager, Gen’l Pw'ger Agt.
FEE PENNSYLV ANIA STATE COLLEG
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