PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Golng.~—Visitors in and out of
Town,
— Miss Girace Smith spent several
days visiting friends at Boalsburg.
J. A. Alkens and family, of Belle-
fonte, visited friends in Centae Hall
Tuesday.
—W, W, Boob was down Me-
chanicsburg Friday and Saturday on
business,
ee Miss Dora Wingard, of Tussey-
ville, visited in Centre Hall YWednes-
day.
Miss Sallie MeClenahan in
Boalsburg over Sunday, the guest of
Mrs. Fisher.
— Albert Mingle and wife, of Belle-
foute, spent Tuesday with friends in
Centre Hall.
~J. D. Auman, of Colyer,
in this week, and subscribed for all the
news agoing.
in
was
dropped
—B. D. Brisbin stepped out of the
grain and coal business Monday morn-
ing. George Ocker succeeds him.
Mr. David Kerr, of Centre coun-
ty, is this week visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Foster.—Mifflinburg Zele-
graph.
K.
—Mrs. E. J. Ward, and son Ar-|
thur, of Bellefonte, visited her mother, |
Mrs. Stiver, Chureh
Sunday.
on street, over
and Mrs. Harry of
Mifflinburg, were guests at the home
of Mr. William B. Mingle over SBun-
day.
Cast,
of the Rv-
PORTER'S good patrons gave usa call
Tuesday. He now resides near Centre
Hill.
~—Simon Harper
what indisposed for several days,
to the house in
— David Smetzler, one
has been some-
and
is confined conse- |
quence.
~-Will J. Conley and wife, of Belle- |
the
i
over to
advantage of good
and
fonte, took
gleighing Tuesday
Centre Hall.
—— Rev, W. E. Fischer, of
kin, former pastor of the Lutheran
church, at this place, town |
Monday.
— William Michael,
MeNitt farm, a short distance
town, is seriously ill with Brigl
He is well up in years,
drove
Shamo- |
in
was
the
¢
west of |
living on
it's dis |
CRse,
Agnes Murray left yester- |
Mrs. H. F. |
She ex-
— Miss
day on a visit to her sister,
Bitner, at Millersville. Pa.
pects to remain several weeks.
—-James P. Herring
putting in his vacation among
friends in the valley, and for
days has been the guest of M. B. 1
ard.
Wagner the
appraiser for Centre county,
gin his duties about April Ist,
take him about
the county.
is |
of Altoona,
ai
WiChH~ |
mercantile
3
- §
(Geiss,
will
t will |
one month to cover!
for
vester- |
candidate
Hall
electioneering |
the |
— Frank Bowersox,
Treasurer, was in Centre
While out on
he
day. an
tour on wh was caught in
sels
big snow,
wee MT. iam Jordon and drugh- |
ter Miss have
friends in Centre Hall
their fu
Will
(irace, been
They
ture
visiting |
are on
their way to
Ohio.
—Al Krape and his wife are
confined to their beds with
nia and la grippe. They have been ill |
for about two weeks, and Al is having |
a bard time of it.
——Dr. W. A. McGeehon left last |
week for Allegheny county, in which |
section he intends locating,
ily will remain in Centre Hall
week or so, before removing
home in |
both |
pneumo- |
The fam-
for a
George B. Haines and Thomas
Royer, two of Rebersburg’s soul and |
jovial citizens were in Centre Hall on
Tuesday. Mr. Haines had been No
by many Democrats throughout the
county to be a cundidate for Commis
sioner, but declined the honor.
Jared Fleisher, of Philadelphia,
and Isaiah Fleisher, of Jamestown, N. |
Y., sons of Daniel Fleisher, are visit-
ing their father here. They came on
to attend the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. Julian Fleming.
ats
Methodist Conference,
sion in Williamsport this week, and
Rev. Illingworth is in attendance at
the sessions of the body. The Confer-
ence will likely continue the balance
of the week. I! isa large gathering of
the ministers of the church, and sever-
al hundred are expected to be present
The appointments will not be announc-
ed before the close,
ee A or
Audited the Accounts.
The borough authorities met this
week and went over the accounts of
the different officers. While we are
ot in debt there is no money in the
treasury. Dr. Hosterman was appoint-
ed one of the officers to fill a vacancy
on the board.
tlie
Sheriff Sale of Clothing,
A full line of all kinds of ready-made |
clothing, for men and boys, must be |
sold at once, on account of sherifls
sale, at the Philadelphia Branch, Belle- |
fonte.
gain.
--An Elegant Display of New Spring
Clothing. Bee them at—Faub
OAK HALL,
This Business Point,
The weather was quite snowy on
Sunday and Monday.
good sleighing at present,
Mr, and Mrs, William Mitchel
visitors at the home of her parents,
G. Irvin. Wm. looks healthy and is
as jolly as ever.
Jacob Klinger is making large sales
of fresh fish during this season. Go it
Jacob, it will pay you.
ure
ing. He expects to be out in the fleld
to electioneer for sherifl, for it,
David, there will be a hot time if you
don't make it,
T. IF. Gramley is busy gathering in
eggs and butter and killing beavers.
Henry Dale is seriously ill
io
be out again.
Wag good teach-
er. He comes to this place and goes
right through with the that
others could do nothing with.
Little Pansy Knoff,
very ill with brain fever,
proving,
R. C. Gilliland, of Snow Shoe town-
ship, candidate for sherifl
He
a good sheriff,
=. M. Bell, of Boalsburg, was taking
the train for Hall, to take
ders for stoves, He says he was
ner Geiss Is a jolly
school
has been
who
is slowly im~ |
was seen in
our town. thinks he would make |
i
Centre or-
sue
cessful,
I. M. Wel
for
and Wm.
with Samuel
they
land
Danville
Boalsburg,
Meyers left
of
will place in
Grove,
whom
the asylum.
Mr. and Mrs. (
Altoona,
at home ton
returned
They
ttend his father’s funeral.
and his lit]
busi- |
Clyde r
Tuesday.
Coxey
to
on
were
Our friend Wm. Sellers,
id satchel were making a
p to Be Friday.
Miss Riley, of Boalsburg, |
Boalsburg. i
Wm. F
the
Wednesday fore-
tle har
ness tri
Mrs, and
spent Tuesd: iy al
Mr. and Mrs,
Tuesday, to at
Jlefonte on
isher
tend funeral
his sister Lillie, on
Edward Sellers has been making |
i 2 | ¥
some shipments of late.
Ira OC.
sheller
Korman received some corn
ti day. F try
8 the olher
armers
them.
Mr. Louder
Hammill
Doug
Rev,
He
the
Tuesday.
move into
home
zhit the
farm about a year ago.
py
LINDEN HALL.
Another Newsy le
Correspondeat
tter From Our J
Messrs, 8.
and W. E.
Visit
Al
»
§
{
¢
ing at
One mae east 0
tite a number of our
making good use of the snow
ingling in every direction.
Feopi e wishi ng to have rides
'
sleigh
must take advantage of it while
Mes C
on Sat
arpers sale, which took place
urday, was well atte
{ Penn and Nittany
Mr. Abe Harshbergers
yn Monday,
the
people « Valieyvs,
which
x1
HA,
was also well
ring nelemency
weather,
of the
Mrs. Deitzel, of Tusseyville,
on Friday.
of
to
WAS seen |
IS community |
H. |
of his |
has |
wey, CC,
hear
return to this which
ably filled for the past three years.
Mr. Miller, of Bellefonte,
guest of Mr. McClintic and family over |
The many friends
charge, he
was the |
Some of the young people of Linden |
Hall seemed to have an enjoyable time |
at the sale on Saturday. :
ot Snow Shoe, was
candi-
tobert Gilliland,
in town quite recently; he is a
date for sheriff.
Mr. Henry Zeigler,
by his daughters Lizzie
gpent Saturday in Be
James Swab, of this place, spent last | i
accompanied |
and Katie,
lefonte.
i
A. J. Gettig and his mother left
monring for
where they expect to
friends a few days.
Miss Weaver, of Aaronsburg, was
visiting friends in this community last
week.
on |
Aaronsburg, |
visit among |
ss ORAS
THE WEATHER
Temperature and Rain and Seow Fall,
Registered at the Reporter office,
Temperature. Highest Lowest.
March 11 19 13 eloudy, snow,
oH 12 ld 20 fair, storm.
"5 2H 13 clear.
"Hu a1 5 below 0, clear.
“ 15 27 14 cloudy.
“ 18 4 21 cloudy.
17 19 clear.
18 10 clear,
i
41
“
$n
snow,
Wednesday night, 17th, 6 in. snow.
ts Rs A SA ABN AM
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
i
Whereas, Our esteemed Sabbath school super.
intendent. Dr. W, A. MoGeehon, has decided to
remove from our midst. and locate in soother
pail of Lhe state, therefore, be it
Resoived, That io his departare our Sabbath
school loses a (dthful officer, who was aiways
| found at his post, and one who never faltered in
| bis duties. both in the sthool and iu the churn
i Resolved, That we extend to him our sincere
rets al his departure. and hope that in his pew
fold of of labor he may find as warm fv as
those he leaves behind, and that his futare path -
way through life may be filled with ploasant
ae of kind assoc ations, both here and in
his new home’
EMILY ALEXANDER.
W. W, DeLoerr,
W. A. Knisg
Spit and Smoke
Your Life
will
THE
CHICACO.
the norves
strong, and
brings back
the feslings of
youth to the pre-
maturely old man.
It restores lost vigor.
You may gein ten
pounds in ten days.
CUARANTEED
TOBACCO HABIT CURE.
try a box to-day. It
Your own druggist
& cure Or money re-
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at office.
co.,
and
81.
Address ne
STERLING REMEDY
MONTREAL, CAN. NEW YORK.
SALE REGISTER,
horses, callie
Wi
GRAIN MARKET,
PRODUCE AT STORES,
GOOD FARM LAND FOR SALE
A tract of 3
of cultivation with fruit trees thereon,
Hall
5 acres in excellent state
# mile east of Centre station,
offered for in
suit purchasers,
Centre Hall
sale any
tf,
SAM
—An Elegant Displ
Clothing.
See them at-—Faubles,
s HEADQUARTERS FOR
Varieties |
THE ONLY
DOUBLE SWEET PEA,
BRIDE OF NIAGARA.
True to 4s
Price—Packet 250.
THE WONDERFUL
CRIMSON RAMBLER ROSE,
Only i5 Cents
VIGK'S FLORAL GUIDE, 1896,
The Pissets Hoed Colalogus,
Tried and True Move!
Roses, Biackher The Peas
Potatoes, Earlie £1 ios ito Ki
Lithographs of 1 ie SB
Fuchsi i
1.eader omat
things, old and oe
Vegeta des, 5
tion and ¥
which may be d
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above
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: 1B.
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Veseunhles
orde:
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possible in first class Cash Com.
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Real estate bought, sold and ex-
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Write for terms or call st office.
Cenire Hall.
. HERE IS
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Style
WALL PAPER
READY TRIMMED
WINDOW BLINDS
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
J. S. DAUBERMAN.,
Centre Hall.
ing, Boots and Shoes,
Be d
+1
Manket . Horse Blanke 8,
1%
: 11 a F
in all grades will be
We must have room for
k. and big
'¢ now
3 » * 3
DArgains a in oracr,
Centre Hall
roi?
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
Xo Ronse will die of Cotte Dore or Lowe Fe
YER If Poutr's Powders are neod in time.
Fouts's Powders will oore and prevent Hoo Omatana.
Fosters Powders will prevent Gares 1% Fowis,
Fontes Powder will increase the quantity of milk
and eronm twenty per cont, and make the bulter frm
and sweet.
Foutzs Powders will onre or prevent almost RVeRY
Plaass 0 witch Horses and Cattle are subject.
Forres Powneis Wits G1vs SATISFACTION.
Bold everywhere,
DAVID BE FOUTE, Propristor,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Forsale by BR. E. BARTHOLOMEW,
XECUTORS NOTICE NOTICE 18 HERE:
by given that letters testamentary hav.
bron granted in the und-reigned by the regiver
of wills of Centre County, on the es ate of Alex
ander Kerr, ime of Potter township, decessed
all persons Inds bled to said evtare sre ested
0 make immedinie paymect, and thee Je
vlatmy tn agatvst the same will present them duly
authentioated, without delay, for selilemont to
BAVIU i. KERR,
WILLIAM A. KERR.
febisat Executors, Centre Hill
PENNSYLVANIA R.
| Philadelphia & Erle R. R. Division
| and Northern Central Railway,
1
Ae
Time Table in effect May 10, 1880,
| TRAINS LEAVE MONTAN NDONR, EABTWARD
i
9.18 a, mm. ~Tratn 14, (Dally except Sunday
For Bunbury , Willkerbarre, Hazleton, Polwvilie
| Harrisburg and ipterpedinte stations, arriving
at Philad Bin at 300 p. m., New York, 558
m., Baltimore, 3.10 p mm, Washington 430 p. m
connectiog st Philadelphia for sil sea-rliore
points Through passenger conches to Phila
| delphia aud Baltimore, Parlor cars Ww Philadel
phis
Cp. m~Train 8, (Dally except Funday.)
For sunbury, Harrbsburg and jutermediate star
ons, arriviog at Philsdelobia nt 628 p m,, New
York, 90.25 p.m, Baltimore, 616 p. m , Washing
Wnet 75 p.m, Parlor ear through to Philadel
phis, and pas. enger coaches Wo Philadelphia and
Baltimore
bO04 p.m, rain 12. [Dally except Bunday.)
{ For Wii Kesbarre Haz!zton, Pottsville Harrisburg
| and intermediate points, arriving st Phil delphis
i 1016 pm. New York 858 a. m., Baltimore 10.40 p
| wm, Passenger coaches 0 Wilkesbarre and Phil
! adeiphia
| 7t8p m.~Train 6,
{ Harrisburg and all int rmedigte stations, srry
| log at Pi iphin, 4308. m , New York al 738 s
| m. Pullman sieepiog cars from Harrisburg Ww
{| Phllsde!phia and New York Philadeipbia pas.
| Bengers cau remain io sleeper undisturbed until
| 7.008. m
{ 1.20 a. m.~Train 4
Harri ishurg and Intermed
liadelphin at 6
{(Daily.) For Bunbury
Jace
(Dafly.) For Bunb
2a.m., New York, 938 a. mm
Bunday, Baltimore, 63 =
7.40, 8 13, Puliman sleeping
and Car
How hie stet
mira
Rochester
For Lock Haven
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Daily Except Sunday.
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ave
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irasant ap
AX ann
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