PERSONAL MENTION:
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ER
Stop Naturally!
You Don’t Have
| Don’t Chase Out of Town When
You Want to Buy Holiday Goods.
PENNSYLVANIA R.
| Philadelphia & “Erie BR. R. Division
and: Northern Central Railway.
Coming and Going,~Visitors in and
Town,
ont of |
—Mr. J. E. Hoy, of Philadelphia,
spent part of last week in town,
It is not HECessary to pay trave ling ry CXPEnse Time Table, iu effect May 10, 1565.
presents for the » Holidays, when you gan tind
finest lines at our store. In C hina Ware we have
line of Fruit Plates, Desert Dishes, Misiacc (
er Vases, Cups and Saucer anvthing
| [f you want ing
makes eauty, look
the nerves ti. pt \ : 1
strong, and chiefs, and Mufllers. A table
» * 1 r
brings back pretty sight. We have
; the feelings of our display in Banquet Lamps.
youth to the pre- : y H
' wr
maturely old man ply, OW
It restores lost vigor. you seen our
You may gain ten
pounds in ten days.
CUARANTEED
TOBACCO HABIT CURE.
Go buy and try a box to-day. It
costs only 81. Your own druggist
will guarantee a cure or money re-
funded. Booklet, written guarantee of cure
and sample free. Address nearest office
THE STERLINC REMEDY CO.,
MONTREAL, CAN. NEW YORK.
or
he
LEAVE MORNTAKD EASTWARD.
fine 0.18 8, m.~Train 14. (Daily except
Flow :
Ww ant.
looking f
of I
“a
one TRAINS
—=Agronsburg’s prominent citizen,
J. G. Meyer, became ill quite sudden- |
ly, Sunday, 8.
Bunday
Pottsville
%, Arris ving
Hadelpl r
#, and Vou may Baltimore.
pa sent
$00
HER
HEger coaches
Handker- d sis and Baltimore, P
ine Lamp is a
“m.,
* hore
Fhila-
3iladel-
—Theo, Steele, contractor, utility with
ily, last week
to Lewistown.
and fam- |
Bellefonte
to make a embody
moved from at our fine line of Linen arlor cars t
oraced
- inday.)
las
something new It is
No store
about
——Dr. Riter went to Port Matilda
last Thursday, on a few days visit,
Mrs. Sallie left Monday
Tyrone, to attend the funeral of her
uncle, Rev. John Barr.
— Miss Grace Smith last week
¥ alley has
ever had suc
Have
reat y.
Kline hadi
new |
Every? hing 21
‘HARPER & KREAMER, Centre Hall.
‘WHERE T0 GET
YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS.
for
miss it ew and
left
for Williamsport to spend the holiday
A pleasant time to her,
season,
-Miss Virna Geiss has been con-
fined to the
fering from a severe cold.
-Dr. John F. Harter, Millheim’s
gentlemanly dentist and politician was |
a prominent Centre Hall
Tuesday.
house for over a week suf-
CHICACO.
visitor in
nap a — —
———
— Miss Elsie Barr returned te her mstipation
home in Tyrone Saturday after spend-
ing two weeks with friends in Centre
Hall and vicinity.
candy cathartic eure oc
easy, sold by druggists everywhere
CASCARETS
OUR Ly] gue:
, Positively Limited to December 24th.
Never ngnin will there be another Special Offer made on this great Standard Die tions ry
and Encye lopedia 1 of the WwW orid's Knowledge. We fully lntended to ady
fi 3 I walks of life re {
—James Stewart has returned to
Centre Hall,
old position in the blacksmit
ment
nd again Dotiptes his
] 1 depart-
at the foundry.
Our excellent farmer friend, Je
ry Snavely, favored
gave his label a f
us with a call, a: od
srward push just
us
all honest patrons do. have f time £
juesie] t
. . : 2 . our Bpoe fal Offe runtiit
——S later MeGeehon, who has been nder ful storehouse of information.
of
gheny, is
spending the past year at the home
Alles
home on a visit to his parents,
— A.
caller an
his grand-parents, at
3 3 ih Olle
NOTHING. couLp BE BETTER.
. or your chil
FOR A CHRISTMAS SIFT
Grego, r pastor, teacher friend, parent
read '9
ing
inkie, ol was
N. F
1 made his label
gett
reports water ur
in wells,
us a
Keeps
GROCERS,
BELLEFONTE.
and streams.
Jordan,
report
springs
P. of Tusseyville,
call, and things 0O.
Sechler & Co.
of Te. per day, i ¥ 1 : oh,
his } Encyclopad a A 1 in, art sohiiate as WANTED SALESMEN
Dr. Rob't. Hunter, A.M, FG . S., ros. Huge: Morris, Herrtage, Estoclet, Williams, ete,
Don't forget
this special of-
fer holds good
only until,
Christmas Eve,
at which time
the price will
be advanced fo
$42 fo $10 per A
set, and abso- | ¢
lutely no devia-
tion from these
prices will be | =.
made, If is not |
for sale in book | i}.
stores, and can
only be obtain.
Encyclopedic ee
S16. 00 paid
Yors
$
over there, only that
he
fixing h
water is sc
CLEVAN DING
General Insurance and Real Estate
18 East Third E.
WILLIAMSPOR PENNA.
wouldn't let '95 pass away v
is label "06.
Kerstetter, one
p's Jac
grangers,
ee Woo
ssonian Democrat
hour
and rep wis scar-
townshi
spent an in pleasant
chat in our sanctum,
eity of water one of the troubles down
that way.
John Mers
-~
‘ussevville,
gave us a call, Saturday, ¢ reported
mercury 9 de g. below 0 over there that
morning, Scarcity of water
i
1s
their troubles, streams low an
ing solid.
ee {JULI
I fre
some
House
mais
sanctum was cheer
hand-
Tusseyville's
Misses
Moyer,
cal im two of
ladies, Blanche
young
man and
red
lary who re- — . : >. A - ue p A
pleasant
chat.
or -H. M. «(
and
gave our
Riiey,
‘ain, of Georges v
one of its most useful citizens,
sanctum a call; he reports
water scarce in that section, and that
arrangements have been perfected to
:
t
hold a musical the
Lut
a ¥ 11) Tuesday Ii
rived here from Freeport
uncle, Mr.
Tom
convention in
hieran church, beginning Dec. 30.
JOIAs Sankey ar-
Ill,
James Runkle,
On a
visit to his
east of town. has been located
in the west several years, and has
he
to
stouter since
return
grown considerably
left. He expects
Freeport.
to soon
tp —
Letter from Illinois,
Our old friend, Elias Klingler, who
left Haiues township many years ago
for Illinois where he has prospered,
writes us from Manhatten, Dee. 14:
“Myself and family well, We
are enjoying fine winter weather ; we
had early this fall and cold ;
weather set in early continuing steadi-
ly with no prospect of any soft
weather,
*“T'he past season has been exception-
ally dry; that never
known to be dry, are so now,
‘The hay crop was nearly a failure
are
Snow
more
streams were
and farmers had to, cut up corn to get
rough feed for their stock. Hay
sold as high per
some has been shipped from the west
but the qaulity is poor.
“The oats is not half a crop,
has
ton ;
as $15 to $16
going |
only about 20 bushels to the acre, and |
the price for same is from 15 to 16 cts,
per bushel. The corn crop was very
good, better than for years, but the
price is low, only 22 cents per bushel ;
the yield is all the way from 55 to 100
bushels shelled corn to the acre.
‘Potatoes were a fair crop and are |
gelling for 30 to 40 cents per bushel,
“Land is getting higher in price,
and brings all the way from $530 to $100 |
per acre, according to location, and |
considerable changes hands at these
prices. All our farm lands are being
improved by tilling and building new
houses and barns.
“Wishing you a merry Christmas
and a happy New Year, I am as ever,
Yours truly, EvLias KLINGLER.”
(According to Mr. Klingler's letter
western people must come back to
Pennsylvania for cheap lands and bet-
ter prices for products. Farm lands
here run from $30 to $60 peracre. The
high price of land in the west will ul-
timately tend to raise the price of land
here.—EDp.)
sss
—Buy your winter clothing at Lew
ins, Bellefonte. He has everything
and below competition,
—Bubseribe for the REPORTER,
¢ of poli
DICTIONARY
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Christian Herald, New Yi
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Rev. 5. W, Miller,
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Row 3 on World.
PORE TF of § wiovige and
serves the § * fun Th
fave
san well an a
1 Rev. George
Faucreon, D. New Clas » a
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Rev Oliver rane, 0. n., L L.D. |
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des wil
ACENTS
| WANTED.
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f 7 conts per day.
A dd res "y
236 So. Eighth St.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
LINDEN HALL,
Items of Interest Gathered by Our Corres-
pondent
Rev. C, H. Goodling has surrender.
er faction; the Dubsites are now wor-
shipping in the school house: the first
services in the school house were held
on Sunday afternoon with a very fair
attendance. The prayermeeting will
hereafter be held in private homes.
Quite a number of our young people
| are in attenflance at the county Insti
tute this week, where they are expect-
ing to have a jolly good time.
Mr. William Grove, of Lemont, was
noticed in our midst on Sunday,
Your correspondent was informed
that Mr. Robert MeClellan has pur
chased the farm he tow occupies,
which was owned by Mr. John Au
man of Port Royal,
Mrs. Willism Keller has purchased
the store building from Mr. Auman,
we are pleased to learn that Mrs, Kel-
ler will stay in our midst,
Miss Sadie Lee, of Colyer was visite
ing at the home of Mr. Philip Brad-
ford last week,
The United Evangelicals will ob-
ternoon of the 25th of December, in
the school house. Rev, Stapleton, El-
der, will be present and ald Rev.
Gloodling in the services.
Mr. Olyde Btem who has been stay-
ing with Mr. Tharp of Lemont for
sometime has returned and will spend
the winter months with his parents of
this place.
J. A. Gettig teacher,
D. Gettig, F+q., of Bellefonte
Sunday at their old home.
Mr. Aurand, of Clearfield, the
guest of Henry Zeigler and family
Sunday and Monday of this week.
Mr. Hale Ross merchant, took a bus-
iness trip to some of our towns last
week,
The Bunday school will do their
practicing and rehearsing for Christ
mas at the home of Henry Zeigler,
Prof. E. W, Crawford, of Colyer, will
assist the school in the music line,
Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Gettig, of Tus
seyville, were seen in our Sun-
day.
and 8,
spent
of Cato,
was
town
sesmsttii iutp——
The wife of Mr. D. Robinson, a
prominent lumberman of Hartwick,
N. Y., was sick with rheumatism for
five months. Inspeaking of it Mr
Robinson says: “Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is the only thing that gave her
any rest from pain. For the relief of
in it cannot be beat.” Many very
cases of rheumatism have been
cured by it, For sale at 50 cents
bottle by Wm. Pealer, Spring M ills,
8. M. Swartz, Tusseyville, R. E. Bar-
tholomew, Centre Hall.
A A
«Largest stock Confections in town
~ Benner,
5
f {
p.m. of said
FRED KURTZ
Secrelary
LLUSE
Buocklien's Arnica Salve,
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund-
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by J. D. Murray Druggist.
HUMPHREYS’
Dr. Hamphreys' Specifies are sclentifioally and
carefully prepared Remedies, used for years in
private practice and for over thirty years hy the
people with entire success, Every single Specific
8 special cure for the disease named.
we APRCIFIC FOR
1 ~ Fevers, Congestions, inflammations.
D-Werms, Worm Fever, Worm Colle. ...
$-Teething Colle, Crying, Wakefuloess
4-Diarrhen, of Children or Adults
7 ~Conghs, Colds, Dronchitis
S-Neuralgin, Toothache, Faceache
Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo...
10-Dyspepain, Billonsness, Constipation.
11 -Sappressed or Painful Periods...
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods
13~Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness ...
14-Salt Rheum, Erysipelss, Eruptions. .
15-Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains .....
16-Mularin, Chills, Pever and Ague
19-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In the Head.
0-- Whooping Cough ...........
LY=Kidney Disenses ......cooon.
LR Nervous Debility
20 -Urinary Weakness.
34-Sere Throat, Quincy, U toeratod Throat r+
LL tt DR. HUMPHREYS
77 seeciric ror BRIP, 26°,
Pat up In small A Jlapsant pellet Just at
fold by Dror, of sent prepaid on receipt of price,
Da Homrareve Mantas Bularged & Revised) martes Fase
HUMPHREYS HED 00, 111 & 118 William 80, NEW YORK,
SPECIFICS.
GRAIN MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY B.D. BRISBIN,
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B.C. ACHENBACH,
BELLEFONTE.
Confectioner,
Caterer
PERSONS 10 TRAVEL
WANTED. —
tlemen and
Llich vd house
tablished
SALARY $780. 00 AND EXPENSES.
Positi
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THE NATIONAL,
316-317-318 Omaba Bldg., Chicago
JF OLIN 2”8
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
Tr ey FOUTZ
€C FuTZ . :
no 1 Eu
tie Ib
or MR
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No H RAR will die of Ox
YEE, nte's Powders are ned
Fou nrevent Hos CROLRRA.
vent Gares 1x Fowia,
renee the gunantity of milk
make the butter firm
oar
and Cream twenty per cent
and sweet
Foutr's Powders will care or prevent almost gyeny
Digvasy to which Horses and Cattle are snblect
Forres Powpens will GIve SATISFACTION.
Bold everywhere, "
DAVID E. FOUTE, Propristor,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Forssleby R. E. BARTHOLOMEW
« Rist
Ave perfect Ave perfect health jewels, nov. i
aun to distrese but infal
lible to relieve. When every.
thing else has (afled to bik
on relief Fos hoadnehe, bi
ousness, ae
mpiaints TARE YOUR
PR nA a FTHURSTONS
LAs,
id
Furniture
and ;
Embalming
Always have on hand a full
line of Coffins, Caskets and
Robes. Embalming a Special-
ty. Promptattention to calls.
Charges Reasonable.
JOHN SMITH & BRO,,
SPRING MILLS, PA,
I. R. WOOD
Gen’! Pe'er Agt
i hrough the
MATH MA TI 8 and ASTRONOMY; pure
and appli
MECHANIC
with stody. three vears ¢
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MILITARY IENCE: instruction theoreti.
cal and practical, indingeach arm ofthe
SOTrviY
it. PREPARATORY COURSE;
Fall term opens Sept. 44, 1
ARTS: combining sho
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For
Calniog ig
GEO WM
HENCH
& DROMGOLD’S
SAW \W MILL™ENGINES
A wonderful improvement in Friction Feeds
GigsBarck, Back motion of Carriage 3 times In ard
any other in the market, Friction Cluteh
wedng all the feed gearing Lo stad #11 while bHaoks
1 arent suv power aond wear, Bend
Senate stamps for oe at Lopes io ar a Aled
fori Harreup, 3 ay Ra i nltivntnr
hellers, ole tos a Pn
MEN WANTED.
To sell Nursery Stock and a first.
class line of KEW SEED POTATOES.
No experience required. STEADY
WORK and 600D PAY weekly. Out-
fits fre. Write
Chas. D. Leonard,