PERSONAL MENTION. Town, —John R. Lee, of Tusseyville, a caller a few days ago. —Mrs., W. W. wee Wes, Tressler and wife, Hall, visited friends in last week, Centre Alexander, of Hill, transacted Hall Tuesday, near business in Miss Emma McCoy, Wm. Wolf, Mr. Pa., visited his brother, D. at the hotel this week. in the best of health lately, fined to to his house, — Mrs, George L. daughter Ada, of Centre Hill, Tuesday with friends in town. Miss Jennie Stahl has a severe attack of pneumonia, — Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Aikens, Bellefonte, spent Tuesday with family of Mrs. M. J. Odenkirk place, —Mr. C. Grim, one Pon mga Bg A Sap Spit and Smoke Your Life { will and CHICAG i - - CASCARETS $ men was in town Thursday, shak- ing hands with ek friends here. ast leave Centre Hall about N.Y. hou April 1 He sehold \ locate in Ithieca, Mn publie sale of March 27, Mr. J Herring, sarrived in town this week, goods ames P. na He lost and this place. has his geniality. none Mills Hall into —= David Burrell, of Spring will become a citizen of Centre in a short time, and Sheriff Spangler’'s property street ~Willis National hotel, will mu on Church we weaver, Mi Monday on business. tire 1st, eim, was in town from the hotel business and will locate elsewhere, Jared Mowery, of Pine Mills, was in ten le weeks, in B / Dr. J. F. Alexa [bes n located in Calif returned to Centr He in- Hall ina coup- fown yesterday. 1s moving to Centre and has sect ired employment wob's wheel manufact Years Inaxe will day, and His home, family will smile tl OV Ere Harry sounted for. His d her hus of Lock Haven, and both tenance of Merchant Kreamer last week is since ac daughter, Jennie, presents band 8. F. Heckman, with a little daughter, doing well. rr _Rev. Will J. Wagner and fami- { ly, of Muncy, Pa., arrived on Monday to his parents Tussey- will visit on a visit near ville. They friends { county before { He is meeting \ success in his charge. ~ —e WW, H. Lucas, re-ele sor of Potter township at the tion by the Democrats, interviewed a few of the township land the borough last week. Mr. takes an active interest in politics and is always on the right side of the fence Frank ’ ate. with very Lucas 'horp, of Linden LEPORTER He has dropped in at the a few minute's chat. of the oldest under Foreman of whom he speaks highly. E. M. Huyett on the train east Saturday. Weibly, Was a He fairly good health, and the recent re port of closing out his lumber job at | Dry Run, Pa., is without foundation, For the present the family are located at Wernersville, Pa., the home of Mrs, Huyett. —Mr. Heury Zeigier, of Linden Hall, was a pleasant caller at our of- fice. He is the financial steward for the United Evangelical church, at Rock Hill, and was in town to make settlement with the pastor, Rev, C. H. Goodling. He feels highly elated over the success that has attended the work of the church; he having more than paid the pastor's claim. The Missiona- ry cause was also very well supported as well as all other benevolenees, «James Stahl returned a few days ago from DeMoines, Iowa. He had gone there several weeks ago with the intention of locating in those parts, but was unable to find employment. For the present he is of the opinion that Pennsylvania is good enough for him. is RO AS Ms IU RL SI Married, On the 4th of March, at 10 p. m., Mr. F. E. Reeder, of Mt. Carmel and Miss Carrie Coldren of Georges valley, were united in marriage at the Luth- eran parsonsge, Centre Hall, by Rev. J. M. Rearick. Clothing at Sheriff Sale Prices, Don’t miss the bargains in ready made clothing, at the Philadelphia Branch. § i 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 to-day. wr . a Your own druggist fi cure Or money ro- written guarantee of cure yiclet, Address nearest offic REMEDY CO., I MONTREAL, CAS NEW YORK, ll ng A ¥ Ix } ta ti p hias 8 1 Mitte NEeCOSSIRIOR [Or COBURN, Auditors to Meet Next Monday to Examine Accounts, Jolly Joe. Winters registere hotel at this pls Ww. J. he McLaughlins nut lumber, Willia was hurt ace on Tuesday, with t m Burd, ti last wie t this writing yndition him, a carious ¢ D. seuenc meeting which was in zress at pr "WwW place will be without a pastor return Merchant until present W. H. Meyer is at housed up with an atlack of The Railroad « west of oil; in grippe. ympany built a house for the ndable act, for ¥ the station storage of a very comm in case of fire the danger will not be great as il Our grain merchants have 8 is built at an isolated place do- been ing a rushing business since the rise in the price of wheat; they are large amounts daily. Mrs. J. F. Garth off gp it with her parents last receiving a few days werk editor of the 1 on our streets last Ye senior REPORTER Friday. John A. Gray, sreman at this place will leave here in the future and will take charge of a section at Watsontown, on the P. and E. railr have not heard who his successor will be at this was see It is reported that section fv near oad; we place, fs Af MILLHEIM, About Persons Who are Visitiog in and out of Town, Mr. D. M. Morris, Loganton, Clinton county, was over on Monday to visit his son, UC. H. Morris, our able and efficient druggist; his many friends are always glad to see him. Mr. Joe. Winters, of Bunbury, the jolly commercial man was here on Monday nigh) he always stops with mine Host W. 8, Musser. Mr. W. L. Mater of this place was to Bellefonte last week to pay a visit to her daughter Mrs. John Toner. Mis Lydia Gutelius, one of our hand- somest and most amiable young ladies went to Coburn on Saturday afternoon to meet a lady friend. Mr. H. H. Leitzel is preparing to move his family and household goods to Miflinburg this spring where he expects to locate for the future and en- of expert in the art of cleaning and re- pairing watches the citizens of this place are sorry to see him go. A very commendable rule that is now in force and has been for some time past is to exclude the boys and all rough and rude characters from loafing in and around the Musser house on Sunday, the one day of the week when the guests of the house like and ought to have a quiet days’ rest; Mr. and Mrs. Musser look very carefully to the interests, welfare and comforts of 'y yi9e fd ARETORENEN many Mr, GG. WEATHER 2 ee { Pe 2 Mixed $4 Varieties THE ONLY DOUBLE SWEET PEA, BRIDE OF NIAGARA. 5c. Hadj THE WONDERFUL CRIMSON RAMBLER ROSE, Only 15 Cents. 1898, VIEK'S FLORAL GUIDE, The Pioneer Sood Catalogues, Tried and True Novelties, — F P car Choon BOWES, 6 Price—Packet Z for any of - ROCHESTER, N.Y. JAMES VICK'S SONS THE SUN. 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