PERSONAL MENTION. MILLHEIM,
Coming and Going, Visitors In and out of | Persons Who are Visiting in and Out of {
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You Wonder
mm——— James G. Linn, of Carlisle, called on
Why your friend is better
dressed. You pay more for
——Rev, Illingworth favored our | our merchants last week,
your clothes than he, but they
never fit you so well—they
sanctum with a call. | Winter is fast approaching and coun-
never wear so long and never
have the style, the chic, the
toll = Joa i )
——Mrs. William Wolf is visiting {cil should see that all dilapidated
certain something that shows
clothes are just what they
{ boardwalks are repaired and in good
wh R ; , | condition, Borough dads do your du-
Squire teesman is attending | ty, as you have been sworn to do.
t he special term of court this week as |
should be. Do you know that
your friend is a customer of
ours’ Ask him, you will be
sure to find such is the case
: Alex McCoy registered at the Mus-
a juror.
We not only sell you different
: : | ser house one day last week.
—Chris H. Murray, esq., of Belle-| | 8 McCloskey and G. W. Me
clothes, better clothes, but al-
so charge you less than others.
Is the time to think ot what you need for Fall
and Winter in the way of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Undermear, etc. We have pre-
pared for you. Our many departments were
never so complete as they are now. There has
been a drop in the prices in all lines, Take
advantage of it, and get the best for the jowest
prices. Come soon and reap the benefit.
among friends at Gettysburg,
fonte, spent Sunday at home with his | Closkey, of Lock Haven, are slating
parents. { the roof on the new house of I. W.
—Mr. H. W. Kreamer has gone to | Stover on Penn street; they understand
Philadelphia to buy the winter goods | their business.
for his firm. { D. A. Boozer and J. C. Dale, of Cen-
——Frank Crawford went to Phila- | tre Hall were visiting in our borough
delphia on Monday morning to buy | last week, and no doubt noticed the
goods for his firm. elegant condition of our boardwalks,
ATTORNEYS. | PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
and Northern Central Railway,
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which are s¢ ich ¢ ired.
Het hich are so much admired
—Our pleasant friend, 8. P. {
Miss Minnie Adams, who has been |
nigh, of Potters bank, favored our ; . 3 ' CHRIS HOFFER MURRA
; 3 living with her sister in Danville for a | AtLorney
sanctum with a call. | i}
Mr 1 fel , Dal year has returned home and is domi- |
—3r. Daniel Smetzler kota, | ° i ' {
I : ! . He, metz ™ of | ARota, ciled with her mother on North street, |
WHO Is visiting en in the east : : g
ides J 3 EOS ah John M. Long and I. M. Smith, of |
was in town last Friday. os : , : : |
. vay I'yrone were looking after their inter-
—Jacob Derstine and wife, of Free- ests in the Nittany turnpike last week. |
port, Ill, arrived here beginning of The horse and cattle sale of W. C. 1
the week, to visit his parents. Forseman, at the Musser house on the
—Our esteemed friend, Jacob Em- | 21st, will no doubt be well attended, as |
erick, esq., gave us a call. Helis inter- | the stock is first-class,
ested in a lumber job in Sugar valley, W. B. Crape, of Spring Mills, the
——Mrs, Joseph Atlee returned to |Jewelry man was seen on our streets
her home in Tyrone last Thursday, | ast week.
after a visit of several weeks among Samnel B. Haupt, a former resident |
of this place, but now of Lewisburg,
WE ARE SHOWING
A line of Men's Suits, twenty
styles, at $7.50, that will
from S10 to $12 elsewhere,
Our Ten line is the cracker-
jack of the season. Not a style
in the lot that you can dupli
cate in other stores for less
than $15, and many of them
will cost you as much as s17
and $18. We know this to be
the truth and can convince you
of the fact If you only make
the comparison. See others,
then see us, and you will be
sure to save money.
friends at this place
) : . registered at the Musser house » day
——Mr. Ephriam H. Shook, of Penn | Fegistered a e Musser house one day
Hall, one of that districts’ representa-
tive men, was in town a few days ago, |
and dropped in at the REPORTER of- | Ware man called on our merchants, |
fice for a few minutes. Abe. Kessler, A. A. Frank and I. H. |
Deibler have received their fall and |
——David Foreman and Commis- : . . |
3 a : nd ; HS | winter goods and are doing a rushing |
sioner James Strohm will go to Pitts-
. biz.
burg sometime this month, being
Las} inthe U. 8. Di N. B. Spangler, Democratic County |
sur med as jurors in 3 . My ) ig i ua |
: BRN hed. a3 )u 1 ae "| chairman was in town last F riday and
trict Court.
called on his many friends here; he |
Daniel Wieland, one of our es- | was looking after the interests of the |
ast week.
James Potter, of Bellefonte, the hard-
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i cost » Atton
Office in Conrad Bulldis
teemed patrons from Harris tw Py BAVE | local and state candidates, and found |
us a call and had his label set close up | the Democrats alive to the situation. |
to "97 ; he reports there is no scarcity | H. C. Quigley, the Republican can- |
of water, and big corn and potato crop. | gidate for District Attor ney was here |
—Candidate for District Attorney | hunting up his political friends last
Quigley, on the Republican ticket, | week, and had a word or two to say to |
was in town yesterday looking up his | his political foes. Mr. “Quiggle” can |
chances for the office. He is hustling | wriggle, but he can’t Sing-er. Demo |
after the job and is making a personal | crats here will vote Democratic.
canvas of the county, James Beaver, the wide awake gro- |
y i >-~ ®
——Man.} Shook, the cider man, | cery man of Mifflinburg was in town | 000000000000000000000000000000
dropped in to see us. He had not an- | last Friday attending to business in
ici i i i : te line
ticipated a big run with his press this | his line,
year, and at one time had thought of John H. Woomer, Charley Albright |
not starting the mill, owing to the ap- | and W. A. Tobias started for the wilds |
parent small crop of apples. He was | of Potter county on last Monday to | F
agreeably disappointed and has had a | 100k after business interests. The boys | " N, B- BPANGLER,
big vear of it. had better look out or they might get
tll s— lost in a “gale.” :
LINDEN HALL | Our town for the last week has been | Men's Outfitters, Bellefonte.
r— blessed or cussed with an unusual run |
Items of Interest Gathered for Our Read- | of commercial men for this season of |
ers :
the vear, i
lev | Tels! nn family f AY 3 4 3 3
tev. 8. H. Welsh and family of Millheim nerchants have ladies
learfield county are the guests of Mr y
Clearfield co Inty are the guest ff Mr. cloaks, capes and coats enough to su p- .
david Frantz, ev, Welsh is ine , P ara r 4 ' . A a
Da id us rt & ¥, 1 elsh oe ply the wants of every lady in Centre| 6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Receive ( Discount notes
ster of Lhe « 5. Cchiareny on the Clear- ! 11% I. D. Baverer, Cashier
. . county.
field cireuit.
“Doc” Winkleman of Nittany was |
Be : over on Saturday and Sunday visiting |
Lizzie and Nettie, spent Sunday with friends
friends near Madisonburg.
A. E. Zeigler and his two sisters
dnd attending to business mat-
a ters, |
J. B. Waguer of Tusseyville was Deputy Sheriff Weaver was in town |
seen in our midst on Monday. on Saturday and levied on the planing |
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Tharp spent mill of Ad. Harter: the sale will take |
Sunday with friends at Lemont place on the 22nd.
Miss Gertie Weiland, who has been ——
teaching school out near Philipsburg Ayer's Hair Vigor, which has out- |
the past two months is home on the : i
sick list.
Elmer Hurshel, little son of Harry
and Mary Frantz died on Monday
morning at nine o'clock. Little El- |
mer has been a great sufferer for the
lived and superseded hundreds of sim-
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ilar preparations, is undoubtedly the | E
most fashionable as well as economical | Ome
hair-dressing in the market. By its | 4 > iT : = Te rerminited $
: : i . # bari 4 x will? It first-class it bie. aa i :
use, the poorest head of hair soon be- i hs § - 4 Ie ! wes Bammer boarders taken ou ressouable
termes. Heallhy locality, fishing and hunting
grounds convenient iaprtm
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Linden Hall
Oak Hall
2 Lemont
Dale Summit
7 Pleasant Gap
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. | comes luxuriant and beautiful.
last few months; he was interred in |
the Union cemetery at Tusseyville, |
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Wednesday forenoon. Mourn not for | CORRECTED WEEKLY BY B. D. BRISBIN, 8. Woods Caldwell, Proprietor,
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the little darling dear parents, for | Wheat —tvunites ; 9 : *
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hat is you sternal gain. SOT essere . sn ———— - 48 ’ a
what is your loss is his eternal gain Cor a nn 48 | floor iany dditional trains leave Lewisburg for Monta:
———— - | Bariey a a 148 ' dou al 5. 20am, 10.00am, 1.15, 545 and 7.40
] a i —————— i retury leave ndon for Lewis
Killed in he Green Woods. | Buckwheat i BUSH HOUSE, . i. § mn, 6.00 pm, and »
A iets - ’ a " WL. Daggett, Proprietor, t indays trains leave Montandan i
It is re jo rted Lt hat a man named An BELLEFONTE, PA ym. returniog leave Lewisburg 10.23
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derson, from Bellefonte, was killed Buthes | Special attention given to country trade. aprd0 m. and £05 p.m
while hunting deer in the Green | Eggs... . ARI et 8. M. PREVOST, nn oR WOOD
LAL ee ecssnsscsssrn ntti stron "| fweneral Manager Gen’! Par'ger Agt.
woods last Tnursday, He was stand- Shoulders | NEW GARMAN HOUSE
ing on a log watching a deer cross HABE crcomnsrisninsesens wo—— | 4 Opposite Court House, f PENNSYLVANIA STATE LEG
€ washing a deer crossing | Ham . _ «aSacsew : BELLEFONTE, PA. | "HE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG
and holding his gan by the muzzle, POIRIER. cover sasanins cera ( ‘AL 8 a .~ . { New building. new furniture throughout, steam
with the butt resting on the ground. Hides POSNER ER 4 SSA Seba Jur stock for the Fall and Winter is now ready on our counters | heat, electric bells and all modern improvements
He drew the weapon up hastily and for Your inspection.
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PRODUCE AT STORES,
| Good table and moderate charges, 4 CATED IN NEL ror BA nL
ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA.
the hammer caught on the log and | ¢§ ‘£0 Our well selected line of Men's, Boys’ and Children's suits and TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES:
1 rare ’ stein raminbe Pe min IPRING MILLS HOTEL, UITION FREE. BOARD AN
flew back, exploding the cartridge, ave y | e overcoats is unsurpassed for BLY ie and Vv ariety of fabric, and onr always St RING N18 HOTELL Proprietor, : ToTHER EXPENSES VERY
The ball, a 44-calibre, struck him un- popular low prices prevail. SPRING MILLS, PA. | LOW. NEW BUILDINS
rom AND EQUIPMENT,
der the chin and passed out at the top A VETERAN'S STORY. Pree us w an Sram all trains, £p 35 oe
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of his head, causing instant death,— “a Ha te T yp a ——— ———— | @ DE
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Several years ago, while in Fort A WORD 0 HE LADIES. NEW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE, : AM hs Zon De TURE,
Philipsburg Ledger. . :
; ye er — — Snelling, Minn., 1 caught a severe J. M. Neubaver Proprietor, and in the Laboratory. the farm
BELLEFONTE, PA. | 3 BIOLOGY, BOTANY and ZOOLOGY. Or.
One Term Less, cold, attended with a terrible cough, Before purchasing your Fall and Winter Free bus to and from all teains. Good sample | iginal study with the microscope.
; , . ‘ that allowed me no rest day or rooms on first floor. Bpecial_ rates 10 witnesses | 8, CHEMISTRY: with an unususily full and
Only three terms of court a year will : and jurors, . thorough course in the Laboratory.
at ight. The doctors after exhaust. Vv \GINEERIN
be held in Clinton county hereafter. night TH A k [CIVIL ENGINEER] RG. |
Th ic ing their remedies, pronounced my Se —————————— seems ; ELECTRICAL ENG ERING: | These
I'his order was handed down in last | ” . ! : MRECHHNICAL ENGINEERING | cour ss
week's court in Lock Have 1 will | by case hopeless, say- i LD FORT HOTEL, { MINING ENGINEERING les are
ees court in Loc aven, and wi y y i EDWIN RUHL, Proprietor, accompanied with very extensive practionl
i ing they could dono i This old and well known house has : exercises in the Field, the Shop, and the
more for me. At It will . : y been newly furnished throughout, | Laboratory. :
taxpayers of that county. The three this time a bottieof 11 will be well for you to eall and examine our line. We have been Accommodations first-class and rates 5, HISTORY: AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
a ¢ > 3 : 4 : n * a s , ‘ i sie. » 1 art NDS $ iN "
terms will begin on the first Monday very careful in selecting our line of Ladies’ Coats and ( apes, and have | DAVE Special 4000mmodalion. ApItT I NGUAGEY ART A ERA TURE: Latin
of January, the second Monday of | ‘CS 3 AYER’S succeeded in securing the very latest styles in the market. _-— (optional.) French, German and English (re-
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May, and the fourth Monday in Hep- ®. ia ih duired,) oie ar mote continued through the
Cio APS BARTER, MATHENATIOS and ASTRONOMY; pure
tember. 4 ’ Cherry Pectoral was AUCTIONEER. . nid applied
ttc Ysent to me by a R COUNTER MILLHEIM, PA, MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work
Pulled Out in Time, ; friend who urged ’ with study, three years’ course
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In Bellefonte a few days ago Wm, me to take it, which pm —————————————————— SLi R, $ JoLITIoAL 803:
Hogarth, while assisting in repairing | 1 did, and soon after I was greatly Is unequaled by that of any in the county. Having bought onr stock 1 MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti.
a boiler ot the gas house, was precipl- | Telieved, and in a short time was | before the advance on leather, we are now in position to save yon from BET AN EDUCATION. cal and ,including each arm ofthe
tated into the fire box by the arch on | completely eured. I have neverhad | 20 to 40 per cent on them. We are also well stocked with 13. PREPARATORY COURSE: One your,
. \ ine Education and fortane go hand in hand. Get
which he was standing giving way. | much of a cough since that time, A Oona Ue CI Toit Norns, Set tor Lar Optik Sept. 11, 1595, Examinations
1 1 firmly believe Ayer’'s Che SY; | Lock Haven, Pa. Firstclass modation
Other workmen near by hastily grabb- | #n¢ PLY Oy ye . Wi HORSE AND BED BLANKETS and low Tales. State aid to sudeuts. For illus. GRO ARON EE Fh a.
ed Hogarth and pulled him out, and | Pectoral Saved my Ife, yl
thus saved the man from a horrible | WARD, 8 Quimby Av, Lowell, Mass, JAMES ELDON, Ph, D., Principal,
bv ’ Which we have in all qualities and all prices. See our Hats and |®o*W ais Hhsvai. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
i ci Gent's Furnishings, |, The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Millinery Notices, . We t one Bruises, Sores Ulenra, Salt Rheum,
Mrs. Lucy Henney has received her Cherry Pectoral WANTED SALES te | 100 Fore: Sore Totter, C ul ads,
stock of Fall and Winter Millinery World's Pair C - oO N G N Block or to0u. hack tions, and positively es Ti pe
goods. The ladive ara respectfully in- Highest Awards at stat » " L ’ Jt will cont pay required. It is guaranteed
ited to call and | t these new ; perfect sat i
» call and inspec ede AYER'S PILLS cure Indigestion and Headache Spring Mills. State College.
be the saving of a great ex pense to the
styles,