PERSONAL MENTION. Coming and Going. Town, C. Boal. ~——P, A. Auman, farmer on Brockerhof! place, 2 miles east of here, gave our sanctum a call. —Mrs. J. C. Boal Tuesday after having spent several weeks among friends at Tyrone. Mrs, James Smith, of Madison- of her father-in-law, Mr Isaac Smith. ly of Rev. W. kin. ——Mr. and Mrs. Ropert Snodgrass, of Mifflinburg, spent several days last week with the family of Mr. Wm, Mingle. E. Fischer at port, Ill, visiting his sick father, home last week. —Miss Laura left for one Runkle, to Swear | { | | funded. CHICACO. candy eathartie cure easy, sold by druggist CASCARETS burg. —Mrs. J. D. Arney and Miss Mollie ed home Friday with friends at burg. — Mr. William Bartges, of Hill, at the REPoR- TER office. Potter Murray, Mrs. John Hoffer return- weeks visit and Philips- after a Osceola was a recent caller He is one of town- makes the nerves strong, and brings back the feelings of youth to the pre- maturely old man. It restores lost vigor. You may gain ten pounds in ten days. CUARANTEED TOBACCO HABIT CURE. It Your own druggist or money re- Booklet, written guarantee of cure Address office nearest MONTREAL, CAN. NEW YORK, cot $8 everywhere Never agnin will there be another Special and E neye lap edia of the pleasant gentleman. —Mr. Ira ville, was in town on ing. He wants all the he cannot do without the and we enrolled his name. Mrs. A. D. Potts, of Unity, Pa., is spending a with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McCoy, at Potters Mills, to attend the funeral of father, Mr. John MeCoy rns T he Harrisburg Patriot urday contained the following: engagement of Dr H. 1516 Derr¥ street, anb Harpster, Montana been announced and place of Tuesday Grossman, Tussey- % morn- and says REPORTER, news, Pleasant few days | Alex. having come her grand- =at- ‘The Widder, of Miss Annie lady, & on fol (1 a ¥¢ ning hus wedding will the the probably take about holi- days.” a. JURY LIST. the Junuary Jarors Drawn for Coming Session of ourt. of jurorsdrawn coming of convend on The on Tuesday fi January court Monday, Jan. 27, for two weeks: following isa list ir the Session which will and continue 1896, GRAND JI L. G. Dom, Philipsburg. {rin Miller, Bellefont os - Long, Rush. b. . Kessler, Philipsburg. [ot Grogs Howard twp. John W. Shook, Grege. Jacob Myers, Harris. Geo, Hall, Union. Geo. Emerick, Potter. John W. Bituer, Liberty. Joseph Thomas, Boggs. Wo. M. Adams, Milesburg. D. M. Butts, Rellefonte. Geo. B. Winters, Miles, Nathaniel Zeigler, Harris. J. H. Childs, Philipsburg. we W. I. Treaster, Potter. Daniel Crader, Gregg. David Gates, Half Moon. John Ariagust, Jenner. 8. E. Troy, Rush. Wi. Boas, Burnside. ‘alvin Meyer, Gregg. 5 (GG. Carson, Patton. TRAVERSE JURORS—FIRST WEEK. John Boob, Ferguson. Edward Beckwith, Taylor, Eugene Meeker, Burnside, Alfred Stover, Penn. Luther Dale, College. E. A. Bower, Haines, B. V. Fiuk, Taylor. Riley Pratt, Unionville, Jus, P. Seibert, Bellefonte. John Strohm, Walker. Wm. B. Tate, Patton, Wm. A. Lucis, Curtin, Victor Gray, Philipsburg. W. E. McWilliams, Ferguson. John Stine, Philipsburg. Henry P. Harris, Bellefonte, Frederick Bartley, Walker. Geo. B. Btover, Haines, J. L. Holter, Howard. Thomas Myer, Penn. Henry Zerby, Penn. John Yearick, Spring. Milton Henderson, Taylor, Daniel Stine, Philipsburg. Adam Brumgart, Miles, Wm. Hogarth, Spring. Robert Galbraith, Harris, Israel Condo, Marion. W. A. Alexander, Union. John H. Klinger, Bellefonte. M. O' Donohue, Spring. J. C. McEntire, Bellefonte. Robert Confer, Howard twp. Isaac Beck, Half Moon. Jacob Ketner, Haines, Andrew Glenn, College. Harry Gordon, Spring. E. J. Herr, Philipsburg, a Frank Lee, Potter, J. UC. Harding, Philipsburg. Jared Harper, Bellefonte, Hiram Durst, Gregg. Jacob Keller, Ferguson, J. C. P. Jones, Milesbuag. Geo, W. Gingerich, Potter, we W. H. Ludas, Potter, John A. Grenoble, Gregg. Geo, Bteele, Huston, TRAVERSE JURORS-—SECOND John P. Ishler, Benner. ew Fomuanuel Bmith, Potter, Frank Hess, Philipsburg, Wm. Dawson, Bellefonte, L. Bpotts, Worth, John Gunsallus, Snow Bhoe, Henry Koch, Bpuing. Aaron Auman, Cire, wa. (30. H. Bpicher, Pot Reuben Kreamer, Miles, H. 1. Comer, Bogps. A. M. Butler, Milesbur RORS~- FIRST WEEK. — WEEK- Offer made on this grent Standard Die tionary We fu SET NE J re ‘ ‘ our special Offer rst ve ful store thouse of information. 4 ly adopted © naries and encyq ir pastor er, frie rents, or your chi i sgl or person who {education terprise of w Cet eli tt! pend la, can * great w renders of this paperat the rm te of $16.00 « paid . ¥ “Hunter, A. M., F G. 5.8. Profs. Huxles 43 in various . Rov't. Fe K er 4 ds # ise of potished vt dren w great ETTER. npg § ¢ ? ac} wial Murd to all on to Ke ip n a v 8 § the foal ary ve. per day, in ¥ 1 nis of 823.00 each Ys , Morris, ‘Berrtage, Estoclet, Williams, etc. i UW BRET, Christmas Eve, at which time set, and abso- ed from us or pn ' DICTION ‘ ¥ & FAR Y representatives It isn Co mplete ie ‘tionary of th e English e i. ® ¥. 8 Thorough ¥ ne ye lop din if a it is n It is a Supe rh i ibrary Book, 8 It is bet: er than all other dict tionarie wy te 3 t * fame * 0 RY, eta, 8 tonaries ordered for se in Elmer F. Lares t ir ¢ + Louis Hoard of I ducation. firita sand Aj J. H. Atwood, Peg, rib, Ka . 4 : fan nite pefere Christian Herald, New 3 Books ranteed as represented or mon rit guar nes wi ) pa ACENTS ora WANTED § kewping 4 a s great ENCY 4 Lor EDI ’ xe ia 1 ~, Ww. Miller. Dn. b., *ic that « and Botoe tice. T. Werts, iN. J ir f 5 andard Now York Ww York, “Rev. “A Gov, tee and ¢ ‘ § A a Rev. ke earge Patte reon, Dp. De % # Rey Oise ri rane, DD. n., LED Bost Fat whined 0a rs Public i rs Pi ¢y refunded if returned within ten days. rsd 82% 4 by § ¢ } vB Sap oe. o “© 1 f 7 rents per day, J ~ ' y dares . 236 So. Eighth St., PHILADELPHIA, PA Amer Bwartz, Spring. Emanuel Brown, Bellefoute, Wm. H. Fey, Ferguson. John Hosterman, Gregg. Lorenzo Redding, Snow Shoe. John Spotts, IU nion, J. M. Claar, Rush, Levi Krebs, Ferguson, Geo, B. Stover, Miles, Geo, B. Shaffer, Haines, Hugh DeLong, Curtin, Samuel Ulrieh, Penn. John A. Lucas, Boggs, Jenj. Beaver, College. Jahn W. Davis, Rush. ee Samuel Durst, Potter, J. H. B. Hartman, Millheim. V. E. Confer, Howard. Wm. Eminhizer, Boggs. D. W. Holt, Philipsburg. Al. Harter, Penn. J. A. Hazel, Sprigg. Balser Weber, Howard, sss Died la California. Died, at Redlands, California, Nov, 80, 1885, of consumption, Walter W, Woods, of Chieago, I1l., youngest son of Dr. W. W. Woods, late of Stanton, ! Pa., in the 220d year of his age. oni Advertised and Found By being advertised in the ‘‘Repor- ter’! the stray heifer at From's near Boalsburg was found to belong to far mer Houser 2 miles west of here, —————— ps Lutheran Services, Preaching next Sunday, Cross churgh 10 a. m,, Union 2 p. m.; no services at - Thomas Douachy, Belle fonte. Holiday Cash Sale. We have this day Grand Holiday Cash our large stock into cash. in the North Window we make an unusual display of articles for 25 cents; consist- ing of Gloves, Neckwear, Initial Silk Handkerchiefs, Canes, Ladies’ Silk Garters, Children’s Underwear and heavy Winter Caps. In the South Window are the articles for 50 cents, which ae too numerous to mention. Suffice it to say, be prepared for a great surprise. We expect to double our sales this holiday season. Do not dis appoint us. inaugurated Sale, a to change MoxTaoMERY & Co, se ——— i —— When most needed it is not unusu- al for your family physician to be away from home. Such was the ex- perience of Mr. J. XY. Schenck, editor of the Caddo, Ind. Ter,, Banner, when a severe attack of croup. Hesays: “My wife insisted that I go for tlie doctor, but as our family physician was out of town 1 purchased a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, which relieved her immediately. I will not be without it in the future.” 25 and 50 cent bot ties for sale by Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills, 8. M. Swartz, Tusseyville, R. E, Bartholomew, Centre Hall, Centre Hall next Bunday, ~Subscribefor the REPORTRE, $1.50 | CLEVAN DINGES, ‘General Insurance and Real Estate, | | 18 East Third St. WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. Life, Insurance Accident and at Fire, 1 of Lowest panies. | Real estate bought, sold and ex- Y our satisfaction changed, patronage in vited teed. | Write and office. 1B. C. ACHENBACH, | BELLEFONTE. | Baker, Confectioner, Caterer. for terms or call at Car in Of Hi) Kinds Ol dd for less thi i : ill HOw the | | LES UNTS A POUND. uff and uviers ] plied to NS oo ut Ol Hi= indise nndav Schools at whole- WHERE TO GET "YOUR HOLIDAY 600D". As the Holiday Season is remind our friends and the we are line. 1g Almost all kinds of goats American of all. tri avoafnl giving careiui a that a good the reach While stock of fruits and li the every day In fruits Almeria for twenty-fiv Prunes, C i Shell Almonds, and We keep a larg fre i BlDE ' i x we have Grapes, itron, ariel aiid } ard at " [h tha il, ana at pric s LIA ai 1 first 131 rid tua Gon PAY Writ Chas. WORK D. Leonard, N.Y. 10) (ronev: FOLTL 28 | HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS le pu hem ces VAL 252) Ad Louse Fe LEN Disvasy to = Forres | YES WIA Sold every w DAVID E POUT BALTIMORE SRR ThurstonS PILLS Are perfoct health Jewel * ar geine Bas failed t n of Tor headas he, stomach gna. nis #8 ASK ¥ iBT for THI RATON: . PiLIs, Hy mall 35 oests per package lyver PERSONS TO TRAVEL SEVEeTral | WANT ED | tal } § “1 Suny $780. 00 EAPEASLS. THE NATIONAL, 316-317-318 Omaha Bldg., Chicago. i mL PENNSYI NAKIA STATE COLLEG i 1 OF THE MOST BEAUT | SPOTS IN THE UNDEROMINA. BOTH SEXES; BOARD AND LOCATED IN ONE FUL AND HEALTHFUL ALLEGHENY REGION TIONAL: OPEN TO TUITION FREE OTHER EXPENSES YER Y LOW, NEW BUILDI AND EQUIPMENT. LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE with constant iliastrations on the Farm and in the Laboralory BIOLOGY, BOTANY and ZOOLOGY jginal study with the microscope CHEMISTRY: with an nuususily full and thorough course in the Laboratory, {CIVI! ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING; MECHHNICAL ENGINEERING [cour ss { MINING ENGINEERING jes are Or These accompanied with very extensive practical exercises in the Field the Shop, and the Laboratory HISTORY. AND POLITICAL BCIENCE, INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Latin (optional. French, German and Bog lish (re quired.) one or more continued th ough the entire course MATHEMATICS and ASTROZOMY: pure and a piled MECHANIC ARTS: comtining shop work s study, three years’ conrme STAL, MORAL and POLIT Constitutional Political on ete, MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti. cal and practical, including each arm ofthe warvice. i8, PREPARATORY COURSE: One year, Fall term opens Se i. 11, 1885, Examinations for admission. Sept. For © ialogue or skhet GEO CAL BCI ENCE; Law and History: information, address « ATHERTON, LL.D., Prem, State College, Contre Oo. Pe HENCH & DROMGOLD’S |. SAW MILLmENGINES A wonderful improvement In Friction F Gig«Nack, Back metion of ( Jarrifged masts fut an oe aE any ot her 1 inthe market, Friction (late Phung all the feed gearing to ig hilt uh hile Fenty great saving in Pawar Bend p AR hpi Ba for k eR wo Alo ng Harrow ~~ n ih Cultivators, a Fianters Si Hera, ole, Wik gn, CH & DROMGOLD, Mfrs. York, Pa. : 7, 7 EZ) ue PUES ar Sifor Th ND Creo wir Boren te Shand wend ight ich : Ph a thst uli ot Business Sy Sn Be eT RAHAT 1%. } wish to that our at hand we generally, all demands in } fxr 3 BO OW in price gtmas Dinner is within to seenring a fine ked nave not overioo GROCERS, BELLEFONTE. for Fal Ir, eic have We 1 4 departments There has all lines, Take st for the owest the benent. pre- were arc now, oD AN PENNSYLVANIA R. Philadelphia & “Erie R. R. Division and Northern Central Railway. Time Table, 1n effect May 19, 1885 TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD 918 a. m ~Trmin 4, (Daily except Sunday For Sunbury , Willkerbarre, Hazleton, Potsvilie Harrisburg and intermediate stations, arriving at Philadelphia at 300 p. m , New York, 553 tm. Baltimore, 3.10 p mm, Washington, 4 3p. m connectin at Philadelphia for all sea-shore points hrough passenger coaches to Phils. deiphia and Baltimore, Parlor cars to Philadel phia, 1.30 p. m.—~Train 8. (Daily except Runday.) For sunbury, Harrisburg and inte rmediate sia tions, arriving at Fhiiadelphia st 6.23 p m., New York. #28 p.m. Baltimore, 615 p.m Washing tonat 79% p.m. Parlor car through to Philadel phia, and pas-enger coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore, 504 p. mo. ~Train 12. [Daily except Sunday. For Wilkesbarre, Hazleton, Pottsville Harrisburg and intermediate pointe arriving at Phil delphia 1.16 pm. New York 83534. m, timore 10.40 Passenger cosches to Wilkesbarre and Ph \ adelphia. 758 p m.~Trin 6. (Daily) For Bunbury Harrisburg and all int rmediate stations, arriy ing at Philadelphia. 4308 m , New York at 7.38 a m Pullman epiog cars from Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York Philadelphia pas sengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed unui 70a. m. i20 a m~Trin 4. (Daily) For Sunbury Harrisburg and intermediate stations, Artiviug a Philadeiphia at 6.52 a. m., New York. $38 a wm week da is, 10 8 a.m. Sunday, Baltimore, 620 a m, W Ingion 7.4), a m, Puoliman sleeping ears to Philadelphia and passenger cosches to Philadelphia and Baltimore, WESTWARDS 537A. m~Train 8 (Daily) For Erie and Can fodaigus and futermediate stations, Rochester Buffaio, Erte. Kinvira sud Niagara Falls, with through Pollmau carsto Erie and Kimi, and passenger coaches to Erie aud Rochester, 10.17 a. mn. Train 15, (Dally) For Lock Haven aod intermediate stations, 1.66 p n~Twain 11. (Dally ex Sunday. For Kae. Ca as & a ewan | aon Toe ie an ochor | a Roohester, {hugh Fasenger costs 16 to FS REE, LP SE A or Wiliamapors And liter Swdiaie stations. oy 3} 1 ~ iy 0 Nt ey Nn 1 | EoD 22.998 THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTANDON FROM EAST AND SOUTH. Train 15 leaves New York 12.16 night, phis 4.50 8 m, Baliimore 445 a m, S15am, daily, Wilkesbarre, 735 a m. Daily except Sunday) arriving at Montandon 10 iTam Train 11 leaves Philadelphia 8.50 a m, Washing. ton 7.50 a m, Baltimore £53 a m, Willkesharre 10158 m, (Daily except Sunday) arriviog at Moutsndon 1.56 pm, «ith parior car from Philadelphia and through passenger coaches from Philadelphia and DBaitimore Train | leaves New York 9.30 a m, Phila, 1225 » m; Washington at 10.30 a m, Baltimore atil a m, Witkesbarre 3.17 pm, arriving si Montan- don a1 5.00 pm, week days, with through pas scuger coaches from Phila and timore, Train 18 leaves New York 210 pm, week days, 200 p. m Sunday, Philadeiphia 4,40 pm, week days, 4.30 p. m., Bundays Washington 3165p m, Baltimore 4 45 p m, striving at Moutancon 9.45 pm, Through Patior Car and passenger coach from Philadelphia Train 8 leaves New York at 800 > m Philad 1120p Kash lugton oat Ln Baltim L560 pan, (dajly) arriving ai ontandon mA a : m; With throtigh Pullman sleeping oars Phila, Waslifngion and Baltimore and I passenger coaches from Philadelphin and Bails timore LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RALLKOAD, Daily Except Sunday. STATIONS Philadels Harrisburg Westward PM PM AM, 1 58 » RERTEEUSIERAELES X aS ESE Bese} - SH gre ES Se A WBE pe add PRP ROD REESE fi BES 1 i A abil Gu BE a aE BRESST wEEERNuR RES EE ig: eN Additional trajus Lewisburg don at 5.20 a m, 10.00 8 to. 1108 48 Ad 740 nilnp ve Moutandon for Lewis: & m 10 Bs pm, C0 peed § 0pm On By sins leave andy Soon TA iH
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