o—— THE CEN RE REPORTER. FRED KURTZ, Editor, TERMS.~One year, $1.50, when paid in advance. Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 per year, ADVERTISEMENTS, -20 cents per line for three insertions, and 6 cenw per line for each subse quent insertion, Giher rates made made known on application. ® CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Mar, 12 ANNOUNCEMENT Charges for candidates cards: gress J 50 Asse mbly £ yr all others £5. ons 5 cen Communicat gertion. SHERIFF, We are anthorized to announee Butier, of Howard township, will for the office of St the Democrat Weare an Runkle, of Bellefonte the office of Shenf! the Democratic Coy Y. sob minty Convention @ that a candidate to the tion, »1 to announs will be subiect ity Lonver unce that J. C, didate for the of- s decision of We areauthoriz per, of Bells fice of Red Democratic Cx We are aut! i npoune 3 A. R Alexander ynship, will be a candi date for del cision of ¢ ty Convention. We are Forer di Tate & for he decision of the willbe a can subject to the y Convention, of Rec A — mocratic Cou TREASURER to gnnouuce that Fred, will be a candi reasurer, subject to that inet, w ressurer, sub- Democratic County COMMISSIONER that Wil be A wer, subject to minty Conven-, ¢ that George R. | be a candi joner, subject 10 » County Counven } that Daniel iil be a candi missioner, sub- cratic County Tue trouble at should the people Haines township, plorable thing, but why rn around and abuse wlward one tu of Wo and put them and of as ignorant bar- sort did as would have barians? They that peopl run to the e, and their indignation not . vx frome SAMme exireins i} ¢ posi Bil been witng sae] if Lhe trouve hia 1 some of the would-be-refined- pened i ~schooled-snob sections else. sre. One ean not meet a more kind hearted, hospitable pe Haines of we spe ple than those of tow nship, ik, and rsons furnished Pe newspaper slanders against those in manners, and hones eir place under terror they suffered for on further trouble, 's . t urge pray, in G wl's name, there has been enough. sacs tf semm—— An Oyster Supper The Mite Society of the St. Ev. Mills, hold supper Grange hall, Saturday evening, March will an oysier re invited. tp ply ssi Death at Rebersbarg. Hershey, who died in Mrs, Usebius Hershey, Usebius widow Lf Ml Ls As Broke His Arm, (George of Mills, Suan- Krape, Farmers broke an arm near the shoulder, day forenoon, while driving. ASufferer Cured “Every season, from the time | was two years old, I suffered dread. fully from erysipelas, which kept growing worse until my hands were aimost useless, The bones softened 80 thai they would bend, and several of my fingers are now crooked from this cause. On my hand 1 carry large scars, which, but far AYER’S Sarsaparilla, would be sores, provided 1 was alive and able to carry anything. Eighv bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me, so that I have had no return of the disease for more than twenty years. The first bottle seemed te reach the spot and a persistent use of it has perfected the cure.” —0. C. Davis, Wautoma, Wis. AYERS ‘®Sarsaparilla AYER'S PILLS Promote Good Digestion FOUND DEAD IN BED, The Unexpected Denth of Isaiah Coxey, of Bonlsburg. Yesterday morning, Wednesday, Boalsburg lost one of its well-known and popular characters, who was found dead in his bed, at his home. His death was sudden, apparently, and or heart failure, the Oak Hall station, few in this valley who were not ac- He was aged over sixty years, and several eral Coxey, of the Commonweal Army fame, who made himself famous by The He will be buried at Friday morning. - —— LINDEN HALL. Week Gleaned for Onr | Readers, Mrs. John Wibly left News of the Past for Watson- | where she is | visiting among her many friends; she | returned Monday. Mrs. Huldah Ripka is at present on Miss Anna Bradford, ford, during the winter, left on Friday near Asaronsburg: she made many friends while here, Tuesday Wm. Cooney Jas. Ross, Jr., of this place, while an accident nearly resulting in the breaking of his leg. Mr. David Frantz is busy moving Messrs. Henry Zeigler, Joseph Page and Charles Frazier, of this place, at- tended the horse sale at Centre Hall Friday. Wm. Krape, of Spring Mills, was in ‘he is a candidate and was here looking up his interests in that line. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bohn, of Buf Run, were guests at the home of Lloyd drown several days this week. Miss Martha Tressler, of Warriors Mark, is visiting among her friends at present. Mr. J. H. Ross and son Willie, Tuesday in Bellefonte. - Mp. THE WEATHER Rain Registered at the Reporter office, Highest alo spent and Saow Fall Lowest 10 clear 48 21 cloudy. 45 oh cloudy. 52 24 cloudy. 36 fair. 13 cloudy. ¢ BH HH 10 31 On 7, storm at night and .22 inches rain before day. On 8, storm. On 10, 14 inches snow dt iting day. From 9 to 10th, 11 in. snow & storm. Wp Time Changed, the practice will 18th. On account of the C. E. Social, time for Lutheran 8. 8. be postponed to Friday evening, - Wp —- All last winter Mr. Geo. A. Mills, of Lebanon, badly afflicted with rheumatism. At times it was so severe that he could stand straight, but was drawn over “1 tried diflerent remedies with- he says, “until Conn., was not up On one Aft. | tismm was gone and has not returned since. For sale by W. A. Spring Mills, 8. M. Swartz, Bartholomew, Centre Saib the Surgeon, but Dr. David | Kennedy's Favorite Remedy was taken and the Knife Avoided. The Union and Advertiser account of how interesting : Adams of 127 South avenue, fowing Wm. W, nedy’s Favorite Remedy, Mr. Adams said: was taken with kidney disease very was set for the doctors to perform an operation upon me. But I decided I would not submit. I had been put in hot water baths, and, in fact, nearly every means was tried to help me. Up- on the day set for the operation I com- menced the use of Dr. David Kenne- dy’'s Favorite Remedy, and from that moment began to gain, and it was not long before I was entirely cured and My weight has increased and I never was so well as I am now. I have rec- ommended DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY to jadsy feovie for it saved my life.” in ar ing to Mrs. Adams, The said “About a year ago I was in a very fee- ble state ty Bealth, being completely run down. I had doctored considera bly, but ritont rmanent relief. One go one of my neighbors advised me to e Dr. David Rea 8s Favorite Remedy, which I did. My trouble was in, and for a long while I was Sp le to be about at all; but after tak- ing a few doses 1 was completely cured and now enjoy good healt Hundreds of men and women with that “run down" condition, unable to work, have recovered health and strength through this remarkable rem- edy. It purifies the blood, stirs the Hos sr and kidneys to a heal thy action, In eases of rheumatism, kidney, liver, and urinary troubles, itis a we known specific, Stop Naturally! You Don't Have makes the nerves strong, and brings back the feelings of youth to the pre- maturely old man t restores lost vigor 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 STERLING REMEDY CO., CHICACO. MONTREAL, CAN, NEW YORK. | a — e— ee ne a — ss emt ooth and Only We. Purely vegetable candy cathartic eure constipation aranteed LW cure, CASCARETS sasy sold bY druggists everywhere, gu Cold Weather Goods. The sharp blasts that come in January are a forcible £310 10g it - heretofore Hose, ny that ( ‘omforts, Woolen We can Of reminder of many things were ten. Blankets, Underwear, Mittens, ete. a small (zloves, sup ou with theese necessities for amount HARPER & KREAMER, Centre Hall. HERE IS THEPLACE money. Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses have been granted the past week: Wm. Kline, State College, ette Thomas, Shingletown, Harry McClellan and { Fleisher, of Potter twp. C. C. Frankenberger, Penn twp. Adella CC. Miller, Millheim. A - Married. and Jean Maggie and . : ua | Col Mr. C. C. Frankinberger and Miss Abella C. Miller, both of Miliheim, | Lat« were married at the Lutheran parso 3 , Centre Hall, March 11, by Rev. WALL PAPER age M. Rearick. - cd - GRAIN MARKET, AT STORES, PRODUCE | UNDERTAKING, PRACTICAL EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. J.S. DAUBERMAN, Centre Hall. * CLEARING SALE All SALE REGISTER. WEDNESDAY JMHMARCHIS HE Duck, Adminis of W. C. Duck, dec’d, one mile west of ilibetm. horses, cows young callie, hogs tm implements, household goods ole FRIDAY. MARI yer. atl o callie, wagon, eh f MONI AY MARC H J ¢ George Reiber, near Co ? horses. 3 cows, © head 4 i hay rake, plows, hare Grossman, o tr CTE R Hien iow «James H. MeCoo imp he eet; BUCLWON | FRIDAY. MARCH ® west of Centre Hill, horses, catile hogs, etc. Atl o'clock; Wm. Gob oot MONDAY. MARCH 16.-A Harshbarger, #4 miles south-east of Linden Nall, al 0 o'clock, § work horses. 2 colts, milth cows, heifers sheep, hogs, farm implements, ete. Wm. Go heen ancl ing. Boots and Shoes, ~ AL Centre Hall hotel, spring bed, bedding, bureaus, lables, wash At 1 o'clock: Wm Blankets, Horse Blankets, 1% hid in AT COST ! We must | grades will be 21. ~Howard Homan sieigh, ha for ave room our Spring stock. and big of OM Fort, in order. 5 head young ete. D, H. TT 22 5 HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS iy oom <n ip ot crue Th one Lowe 7a RR if Poy are Foutz's Powders will care and ar {1106 CROTERA. Foutrs Powders will prevent Garss 1% Fowia Footrs Powders will increase the quantity of milk and cream twenty per a ag sake the butter Grm swest EE Powders will cure or prevent almost RYeRY Disrass to which Horses and Onttie are salject, Forre's Powneis wilt 617 SATISFACTION. Bold everywhere, DAVID E FOUTE, Proprietor, BALTIMORE, MD. For sale by BR. E. BARTHOLOMEW, XECUTORS ROMOE~ ~NOTICE 18 HERE by given that jet been gran ranted to the ened by 1 of wills of Centre County, on the estate he lex ander Kerr, late of township, decemsed; ull persons indebted to said estate are requested 0 make immedinte payment, and those claims &uthen WILLIAM AK feblaat Exeoutors, Centre Hill SATURDAY, MARCH 3 dishes, chairs, carpets, stands, sleigh, sied, ele yoheen &UC HL i | THURSDAY." MARCH 12.- Mra, Susan Relish, tie, farm implements, harness, ele Sale st} ociovk. J. NN. Leitzgl), aue’L, I SATURDAY, MARCH | Centre Hail, beds stoves, buggy, | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 Edward Rupp, at! Oak Hall, at 1 o'clock, moge and fixtares, oar pets, sofa, chairs, able, meat, lard, Dew sew ing machine, ete . i bargains are now at 1 o'clock. 4 borses, ¢ cows, i 8 cattle. sheep, farm implements, Rule Awct | | FRIDAY, MARCH 27, <E G. Van Pelt, in Centre | » . ’ 1 double heater coal oves, 7 kitchen stoves, bed springs. carpets, ete. Centre Hall. To buy Furniture the lowest prices, Parlor Suits, Bed-room Suits, . Side Boards, . ® Just received several thousand Bolts of Wall Paper, of latest de- designs and styles, at from 6¢ to 30c per Bolt. attended to promptly. Charges moderate. Time given to good parties. F. W. WEBER, lot of beds, mailrosses, near Old Fort, 3 horses, b cows, lol young oat 190LD ness asd masy other articles ! MARCH 28 —<Mre, N. Benner, south Hall, at 1 o'clock, chamber suits, parior suit, | and Wall Paper at - Chairs, Etc. b= Undertaking in all its branches BOALSBURG, - - PA. QUALITY... Coupled With The Lowest Price Possible I's exactly what you expect from US. Is exactly what is promised by US. Is exactly what you receive from US. YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY. HERE IS A CHANCE. BN We will say nothing about the quality. Only that others ask for same goods $7.50 Men's Suits, $5.00. a0 NN Good honest wearing. Wool Goods, in a dozen different styles. Considered cheap in other stores at §12.00. Men's Suits, Strictly All $7.50. “aN 0% The very perfection of Dress Suits. Sacks or Cutaways. It will amuse you when others tell you how cheap their’s (exactly the same goods) are are at S15 and $18. Men’s Suits, $10.00. aN Overcoats, Boys’ andChildren’s Suits, everything 1 Clothing and Furnishing Goods line proportionately cheap. See us and you will be sure to buy, an be sure to save money. FAUBLES. Men's Outfitters. Bellefonte. STORE. Mid Winter Sale. The cold weather is here. It will continue for some the first And where it can be secured with the least possible cash time. Protection from the cold blasts is thought when Winter strikes you. then outlay. You will need Heavy Underwear, Heavy Clothing, Blankets, Mittens, Gloves, and anything that will turn cold. Yon want good goods and you want it cheap, too. We have everything you will want. We sell it at figures that our competitors dare not think of. We propose to get rid of our immense stock, and have MARKED DOWN PRICES ON ALL G00DS The goods must go, and the prices we intend selling them at will make them go with a rash. Do you need anything t If you do, get in the swim. Our fine line of Dress Goods will be sold at a saeri- fice. We want you to have the benefit, what we want is the room, and will have it regardless of cost. Come whilethey last. C. Spring Mills.
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