PERSONAL MENTION,
Coming and Going, Visitors in aud out of
Town,
Mrs, C. J. Shaffer is spending
several days visiting at Potters Mills,
— Miss Anna Woods, of Boalsburg,
was a visitor in town this week.
EN -Mrs. Emma Wolf, of Rebers
burg, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. J.
Meyer.
— Miss Emma Kulin. returne
Monday from a visit with friends in
Boalsburg.
i
- Prof, J. A. Weaver of Pinegrove,
we regret to learn, is suffering from
severe attack of grip.
— Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Smith are
spending several days with their son
Witmer in Rebersburg.
i
— Miss Sallie MeClenashan return-
ed home Saturday after having spent
several weeks in Milton,
Waltz to
Spring Mills, and the town has gained
ee LOW iS has removed
another good citizen,
——Will Runkle left for his home in
Hi
old
Pittsburg on Tuesday afternoon,
spent a week his
friends here,
—Mrs. W. W. Bayard, now locat-
ed in Philadelphia, arrived home last
with
orf S50 among
week on a visit of several weeks
her futher, Mr. Michael Strohm, at
Centre Hill.
— William W. Boob made a flying
trip to Williamsport
he purchased a ten-horse
gine and boiler for his plant.
Tuesday, where
power en-
—John Royer who has been visit-
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Royer, of near Centre Hill, for several
weeks left Monday for his bome in
Ohio.
-Mrs. W. A. Krise left Saturday
for Johnstown to her sister Mrs. Joy,
who is lying at the point of death; she
will also visit her daughter, Mrs, W,
8. Slick and family.
is home from Chi-
—mam’'l Rowe
cago on a visit to his family in this}
1
dace, He holds an important posi- |
i i
tion in a manufactory of stone crush
ers and other road machines,
WOODWARD, LAGRIVPE REMAINS
Our Correspondent Gathers Interesting
Items for Our Renders,
For Years in the System If Not Cured,
After a short silence your corres- oy
pondent will again be able to give the
readers of the best paper, the REPOR-
ER, the weekly events at this place.
William Snyder, who had his leg
broken some time ago is slowly im-
Pe-ru-nn,
This country contains a large multi-
| tude of men and women who are de-
are | bilitated and weak as the effect of la
grippe.
i | Reverend Petty, of Virginia did, this
morning. | Reverend Pett yo i ginia did, this
| vast multitude of sufferers would soon
their steam | .
He writes:
| be well and strong again,
Last winter I had a very bad ease of
proving.
The lumbermen in
all wishing for more snow,
10 below zero on Monday
Harter & Co. will move
this section
If every one would do as the
lntely |
saw mill on the tract of timber
{
[ la grippe which left me enfeebled and
on or about April Ist, | Pl
Lumberman H. ¢. Bromgard will |
purchased of the William Wise estate,
liable to cold at the slightest exposure,
) I tried a number of remedies, but they
move to Hartleton this spring where | © a: y
"afforded only temporary relief. 1 saw
i
, : { an advertisement of Pe-ru-nn and con-
of A. boys of this place | : Matis f Pe . -
{ cluded to try it. 1 have been using it
and it afforded
It is indeed a
he has a lumber job,
The P. O.
expect to build a hall this summer,
C.D. Motz, W. F. E and W,
R. Motz will leave in days for
Colorado, where thoy will work in the
-
li . for two months, has
tlinger . Ap
me much relief,
It
more than anything I ever tried.
a fow pana-
: iy : :
invigorated me
I
have recommended it to others and ad-
cea to me. has
gold mines,
Irvin Miller, who came east to spend
for
Colorado where he is employed ona
vised them to send for your pammphiets,
the winter will leave next week
friends,
statement in any
v. H. Peuty, Bap-
I have written of it to distant
vy
way vou choose,
oll can use this
sheep ranch,
Howard Orndorfl is now a full fledg-
3
.
ed book
I.. D opened
store in connection with the postotfice;
agent.
iculars and a multi-
it T
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Oradorf has ned a racket
» Lo
he Pe-ru-
company,
of
on la grippe.
he sells goods very cheap
i nh Iree copy
There was quite a lively fh
. treatise
tween the candidates in the
» i sure cure for eatarrh,
west preciuc . i
. , bronchitis, first stage of
(Hes .
{ consump and all climatic diseases
Rev,
§ Of winter.
a
: riage Licenses,
3 B
‘
The P. O. 8 A
LIND
I
Mninent speagers
|
+ gr marriage licenses have
Hl open meeling on MH .
) «l the past week
when pre
: Hunsinger and Mary J.
1
Ti
iibition some time
i if 4 ) fare
i, Of
! eid ih 1
{and Ellen Emel,
W iter J
i af Pad
{ of Potter twp
Benoer tw i.
of Uni
Spring tw
I will
in March
>
1e public schoo
ern finett, i
Pe.
and Myrtle L
Of
> -
Dick,
Pills.
ir address to H
ing's New
mvinee
Free
Send yo
Is
mames OC, =
William
IL
Hawk Ran, (
all
Chie
&
wix of Dr
ty
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13% James
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[hese pill
particu
in
Constipation and Sick Headache
— Wm. Moyer, who left this place
last fall with his family for Hastings,
will native Centre this |
return to his
of
spring and take charge of the mill |
at Wolf's Store, in Miles twp.
longs to the class of honest millers, |
Rev. the
closed his meetings in Centre Ha
; |
ngeiist,
Ryland, eva
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it t
pul
jr
im
parture fr Erie, Pa., wher
night, and this morning took h
wil
Hi
e he
and convert part of that city.
wl in Centre Hall.
friend,
1 H sil, 5
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mucha go
ef JIT
Auman, |
ik
esteemed
of Lind
P
millin
Royal,
was a pleasant
plac
h Evan
He infor
Calif
Lather Ge
Ar
most
Coburn.
—Mr. C. H
Mills, gave the ReporTER a call Mon- |
Graden, of ring
ry
i
day morning. He will make public |
sale of his personal property on March |
7th, family to |
He
he
and move with his
Missouri. has
thinks
there
Iowa or Pp waibly
will
than |
He expects to start a day or so |
lived in the west and
meet with
here,
more success
after his sale,
ee cn
A Problem |
Three farmers went to market with |
Farmer A had ten eggs in
Farmer B had thirty in his
Farmer C had fifty eggs in
his basket,
eggs,
hasket.
basket.
bis |
That evening each sold a
portion of his stock, receiving the same
price per egg. The next morning eggs
advanced to three cents each and they
each sold what they bad left. When |
they got home they found they had |
#old their eggs at the same price per |
egg and had each received the same
amount of money. How many eggs
did they sell the first day and at what |
price per egg; how many eggs did they
sell the second day at three cents]
apiece, and how much mongy did each |
receive in all.
mebadot imsemicusians
Here's a Bargain. :
I will sell my fine driving horse, 7 |
Years old, new delivery wagon, set of |
buggy harness, set of express harness, |
and top buggy all for $200. Every-|
thing new and in first-class condition. |
Reasons for selling. Address
W. W, Boon,
Centre Hall, Pa
A MCA ASN
GOOD FARM LAND FOR SALE, i
A traet of 35 acres in excellent state |
of cultivation with fruit trees thereon, |
i mile east of Centre Hall station, is |
offered for sale in any quantities to!
suit purchasers. Apply to Fred Kurtz, |
Centre Hall. th |
Much of life's misery is due to indi-
pain in bis stomach ? As a corrective
and strengthener of the alimentary or-
gans, Ayer’s Pills are invaluable, their
use being always attended with mark
ed beneiit.
Ap AS"
Subscribe for the REPORTER.
i
id 1
been proved invaluable
d to be {
ie
Malaria rer troubles they
They
frog
fellefonte has a Revival
greatest religious revival
per-
‘ vlad or
pnite periscii y taf
Frove 3 .
: irom i | rienced in Bellefonte
is
every d under the ministering
Weave his
meet and
Vv .
siiard rr.
x Thar 43
noyin y
literally
» ; #
pre wets
todd at Vige Grove Mills
the dwelling
A .
Appointed Posi Muster,
2 : . rimmerly of Unionville
«1 from the clouds,
i was app yinted
t, Pa,
—
yorat
py I
Terrific Explosion.
e
do, in a mine explosion,
On Tuesday, at N @ astle, L.eas Tippling
Ww
5) met amber of applications for li
denly lost their lives. The viet:
chiefly
square were blown 400 feet.
HS are wnses in our county, for 1808, is
feet |! vear
| a
court will be
Italians. Timbers two : Jast there were 52. License
! 1 in March.
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Spit and Smoke
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: makes
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: brings back
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Go buy and t
costs only 81.
will guarantee a
ry a box to-day. It
Your own druggist
cure or money re-
funded. Booklet, written guarantee oro
and sample free Address nearest office.
THE STERLING REMEDY CO.,
CHICAGO. MONTREAL, CAN. NEW YORK.
candy cathartle eure eonstivation. Purely vegetable, smooth and
mwas sald by Araenists everywhere, guaranteed to cure. Only 0c.
old Weather
Goods.
secesscscsce
The sharp blasts that come in January are a forcible
reminder of many things that were heretofore forgot.
ten. Blankets, Comforts, Woolen Hose, Underwear,
Gloves, Mittens, ete. We can supply you with these
necessities for a small amount of money.
HARPER & KREAMER, Centre Hall.
THE WEATHER.
Temperature and Hain and
Legistered at the Reporter office,
Temperature
Feb, 18
“" 14
15
16
17
18
19
Thursday 13th, .50 rain.
On 19, in the forenoon, 8.07 in, snow,
Afternoon cloudy and high winns,
Wo po
Lowest,
22 rain storm.
23 cloudy.
20 clear,
10 elear,
7 below 0,
6 below 0,
12
Highest
a5
32
50
ah
15
24
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Threw Away His Canes,
Mr. D. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black
Creek, N. Y., badly afflicted
with rheumatism that he only
able to hobble around with canes, and
even then it caused him
| After using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
much improved that
| threw away his canes. He says this
| liniment did him more good than all
Wis 80
Wis
great
| he was so
other medicines and treatment put to-
gether,
{ by Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills,
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8
M.
Swartz, Tusseyville, larthiolo-
| mew, Centre Hall.
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At Sherif Sale Prices
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FOOLS
All
phia Branch store, clothing
formerly in the Philadel
to
and sizes,
suit
% nt
men and boys of all age
sacrifice prices, a big supply and must
be sold. Now for real bargains.
THE SUN.
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THE SUN, New York.
HUMPHREYS’
Dr. Homphre ye Specifies are sclentifoally and
carefully prepared Hemedies, used for years in
private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Specific
a special cure for the disease named
Srecivic ron
1 «Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations. .
Worms, Worms Fever, Worm Oolic
3-Teethingi Colle, Crying, Wakefulnoss
4~Dinrrbea, of Children or Adults
7 -Conghe, Colds, Dronchitis
S-Neuralgia, Toothache, Faooache
9-Headaches, Sick Readache, Vertigo
10- Dyspepsia, Billousoes, Constipation
11 ~-Sappressed or Painful Periods
13-Whites, Too Profuse Periods
13-Croup, Laryngitis, Hosrsonos
14-8alt Rhecam, Errdpeliss, Eruptions
13-Rhenmatinm, Hbeumatic Pains
i6-Malarian, Chills, Fever and Ague
19-Catarrk. Infloenss, Cold in the Head
0 -Whooping Congh
L7-Ridney Diseases
g8 Nervous Debilivy 1.00
30 - Urinary Weakness . . 25
34-Sore Throat, Quincy, Ulcerated Throat 23
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77 Vertciric ron BRIP, 26°,
Put up io small bottles of pleasant pellets, Just 82
your vest pocket,
8408 by Drugeiete, oF seni preswid on reorlpt of price,
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patronage
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PERSONS TO TRAVEL
WAKTED —— Several faithful gen-
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SALARY $780.00 AND EXPENSES.
Position permanent if suited; also
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THE NATIONAL,
516-317-318 Omaha Bidg., Chicago.
Furniture
and
Embalming
Always have on hand a full
line of Ccffins, Caskets and
Robes. Embualming a Special-
ty. Prompt attention to calls.
Charges Reasonable.
JOHN SMITH & BRO,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
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| and Northern Central Rall ay.
| Time Table, 11 effect May 10, 1560,
| TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON,
PIB a m ~Train 14, (Daily
| For Banbury, Willkesbarrs
| Harrisburg and
| Bi
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Cx pt
Hazleton
TWARD
Sunday
Pottsville
Philadelphia at 300 p
Baltimore 3810p un
Connecting at Philade
points Through passenger conches
{ delphis sud Baltimore,
{ phia
Lap m-~Train ¥y except
For suubury, Harr biirg snd termediale sia
| Hons, arriving st Philadelphia st 6.28 p m New |
Tork 9.28 p.m, Baltimorn yp, Weshing |
tonul 73 po Purlor car through to Philadel
| Phin, nnd pas -enger cosches 0 Phiisdelphia and i
Baltimore, :
iH. New York,
Washington. 4.3 ou
mii BE RITE
to Phin
Parlor care Wo Philsdel
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jpirin for
8. (Daily Kunday.)
61
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| For ¥ilkestmrre, Hazicto i, Potts
and intermediate points, arriy
Hib pm, Rew York 813s
wm, Passenger cosches wo Wil
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and all in
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Pullmeu sleeping cars
Philade!phia and Now
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