PERSONAL MENTION, Coming and Going. Visitors in and out of Town, —Joshua T, Potter spent duy. — Homer O. Barr and family, of Boalsburg, have removed to New Cas- tle, Pa. ——H. K. Harshbarger, of Hall, gave us a call, and fixed his la- bel; he moves to Centre Hill. dent at the Millersville State Normal, is home on her Easter vacation, —James H. Lohr and family, of Philadelphia, were home a few days last week, to attend his mother’s fu- neral. —We had a call from Joseph Lutz, of Lewisburg, who was here to attend Wm. Lohr. Miss Annie Harpster, arrived on Mon- Fillmore lust week to a farm near Asnronsburg, which he will occupy the | coming year. — John Rishel, of Farmers Mills, Pa., visited with E. F. Smith and fum- | ily last week.—Duk. Ill correspondent Freeport, Ill. Bulletin, —Squire Grove, Constable MeClin- tic and Harvey F. Musser, good Potter township citizens, dropped in at the REPORTER oflice Saturday, — Prof. Ed. Wolf is making a hard for County and is meeting with much encourage: canvass superintendent, ment in all parts he has visited. —Jared 3 household effects from Pine Grove Mills to Centre Hall on He will be employed in Boob's wheel fac- tory. Mowery removed hi Tues lay. ——C harley Slack and family vacat- ed their residence at the station, and of ( Boal, coming removed to the farm apt. where he will turn farmer the year. Mrs, ~ Amanda Spangler several days in Miflinburg this week, | spent baving gone to attend the funeral of Mr. Romig, which took place Wedunes- day morning. — Miss Blanche Durst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Durst, « town, will take a course of instruction in the Normal, Ue ginning with the spring term. James sl of Lock Haven State -The ReprorTE®'S old friend, John Weaver, of Farmers Mills, dropp- ed in to see He stil us on Saturday, makes indieal Vixiis fo his per Hall, to see his old a juaintar — Daniel Hosterman. ly as ever, gave our sanctum a plea aut eall., He reports some grip there and, postically puts it, ‘sales fat-Ccakes and candidates" plenty down there. —Our old and esteemed patron, of Michie bil, it remarks, “I Francis Fleisher, ing hi 8 dues, get along without the ever-wele teporter.”’ And so they all say. —James A. Fiedler, formerly itor of the lellefonte Glasetée . 18 now employed on the editorial staff of the Williamsport Times. James has many friends in Centre county who will wish him well in his position. —{t. H. Leyman, townships active one of Boggs Democrats, and a candidate for Sheriff, gave our sanc- tum a call, accompanied by George Harpster, a former Centre Hall boy and also a sound Democrat. — Rev, 8. G. Shannon, of Philadel- phia, favored us with a eall, having been here to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Lohr. Bro. Shannon. on Sunday afternoon preached a very in- teresting in the ireh to a large audience. sermon Lutheran ee William Colyer is now a citizen of Centre Hall, having removed from He part of the large dwelling at the sta- Colyer several days ago, occupies tion, and is now situated to personal- ly supervise his operations in Centre Hall. — Robert F. Foster, of State (ol. lege, this week annnunces as a candi- “Bol' was one of the unfortunates caught in the land- slide two years ago, but is undaunted and is positive that it will not occur again, date for assembly, Will Hoffer, son of a former old resident of this place, Mr. George Hof- fer, deceased, is now located in Lin- coln, Kansas, where he is at the head of the Lincoln County Sentinel, a copy of which he forwarded. Will has had considerable journalistic experience and it has been for the good, Judging by the sheet he issues, ~County Commissioner Goodhart was in town Saturday, and called at | the REPORTER office. Mr. Goodhart | has served five years creditably in the | management of the affairs of the eoun- | ty, aud will go out of office next Jan- uary with the record that good and ef- | ficient officials always have. | ~—E. M. Huyett and family arriv-! ed on Monday evening. They will | remove with their household goods about April 1st, to Wernersville, Pa. Mr. Huyett is erecting a residence in | that place, and will reside permanent- | ly there. He is stili operating the is regaining bie health again. ~ William H. Williams, of Port Matilda, was in town Tuesday, wee Nth Leltzell and family, | Aaronsburg, visited friends in Centre | Hall yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. David Bradford | left yesterday to attend the Chatham- i 3 | Benner weddinT at Haven last | | evening, Mr. Lock Michael FF, Rossman and visited friends in | near Tusseyville, | Centre Hall yesterday. Clayton Gettig, of Tusseyville, | was in town yesterday. He is think- | ing of locating at Piteairn, Pa., where employment can be secured. { of Northumberland, Pa., is visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Runkle, [ Hall, | we NT east old friend, James Sweet- little grand-daughter, our plant yesterday and took a peep at inspected Mr. Jacob Wagner, of near Tus- ing to see us whiie in town. He's an of Potter township's prominent and and influential citizens, his house- hold goods at public sale Wednesday, Julian Fleming sold and will quit house-keeping since the He the road traveling implement firm. intends going on for an the an- column under be found the nouneement of Hon. James Schofield, of Bells Mr. another will five fonte, Assembly, renominated but wasii- lot | cham- at Harrisburg, and was by the Democrats two years ago, was caught in the Republican sit #4 * goed qr oul two years ago, which swept a of “debris” into the legislative i bers, to the disgust of the good Re pub- leans, Mr. Schofield was not elected, and wants another try at the position, yt LINDEN HALL. Death of the Infant Daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Welland The Linden Hall by Charles Moore, of by closed The to on Tuesday of this week. I eople major. ity of the seemed be well ple assed, H. W. Fra his school at Mr. ( accompanied by hi closed Monday )s Fairbank, were the pleasant pues f ana J { Weaver on Mr. A by SAERS Hon Mouday last The snow which fe has pearly all disappeared, and sleigh- a thing of the past Our enterprisiug miller, Mr. E. Mey- er, has his mill overstocked with of all kind. John Weibly, of this town, left for Will to transact important business, Mrs. Heary Gingerich left for Ohio on Tuesday morning, to visit her sis ter, Mrs. Crider, who is lying at the point of death. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Houtz attended the funeral of Wm. Moyer, of Boals- burg, which took place on Tuesday. ing is grain iamsport on Tuesday morning, Miss Emma Detwiler, a bright and lady of pleasant young of wus a welcome caller in our communi- Tusseyville, ty last week. Churles Weaver, of this place, was in Bellefonte on Tuesday. On Tuesaday of last week the infant | daughter of Frank and Carrie Wie | land died, and twenty-two days, It was aged two months | The little had been a great sufferer from the time of its birth. it from the arms of its joving parents but is now cradled on the bosom of its Cre- dear parents, for is your darling's one | has been snatched ator; so moira not what is your loss Eternal gain i ———— THE WEATHER. Temperature and Hain Registered at the Reporter office. Tempersture, Highest Lowest, Murch 19 3 12 20 2 9 21 bs, | * wd 40 14 23 a6 8 24 a9 15 Fair. ps 43 2 Fair, 3 in, snow on 20. 2 in. snow on 22. a —— alt sss— Marriage Licenses, The following marriage licenses have been granted the past week: Harry M. Hettinger of Altoona, and SBudie C. Breon, of Spring Mills. Austin L. Brown and Elmira Miess, of Bpring twp. Wm. Dyke, of Milesburg, Carrie Atwood, of Bellefonte, nine ssl Tae Pittsburg Daily News, is a new Republican afternoon daily that is spi- cy, fresh and full of news. It belongs to the auti-Quay wing. Cloudy. Cloudy. Fair, Fair, Cloudy. and to Swear off} will strong, and brings back the feelings of youth to the pre- maturely old man. It restores lost vigor You may gain tex pounds in ten days. GUARANTEED TOBACCO HABIT CURE. It druggist money ro- to-day Your own cure or | {8 By % CHICAGO, CASCARETS eandy eathartie Address nearcet offic MONTREAL, CAN, HEW YORK, vogetn iaranteod to cu At Sherill Sale Prices is for All goods merly in the Philad 3 ¢ s 3 Branch store, doting to su men and boy f all and si , fi sacrifice i 8 DIE SUPDIY ANG mus be sold. KW hong PRODUCE AT STORES, lentifSoally snd Dr. Hamphreyy' Bpecifles are » r ly prepared Hemedies, tsed ease nathod, BPRCiv iC YOR 1~Fevers, ( J-~Weorms, W 3-Teething ( d4~Diarrbhea, of C2 7 -Conghs, Colds, | S-<-Neurnlgin, Ton f-Headaches, ! 10-Dyspepsin, Blloaeness, pation 11 -Sappressed or Palatal Periods 1'4-Whites, Too Profus : 13-Croup, Laryngitis, H 14-8Balt Rheum, ir 3a 13-Rheamatism, i 16-Malaria, Chills, § 10-Catarrk, Info 20-Whoeepling Ceangh 7-Kidoey Diseases IN -Nervoas Debility 30-Urinary YVWeankness 25 34-%ere Throat, Quincy, Ulrerated Throat , 25 6 1 DR MUBPHEEYS ¢ 17 seeciric ron BRIP, 26°, Put up in small bottles of pleasant pellets, Just ft your vest pocket, Bald by Draggiets, or wai preceid fa ifrwresers Hanrat Eaiatred 8 Revised BUEPHASTR BIB. OO X17 & 110 Willem 8. SEW YORK. SPECIFICS. Foriods STE TN . ® * x 2 NNR NEN N Mra aainiaialn -— oR Sa rereipd of prices HAILED FRR ya ONLY DOUBLE SWEET PEA, BRIDE OF NIAGARA. Price—Pa ket 260. 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FOTUTZ’S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS or Lowe Fe YER If Foutr's Powders are med in tie Foute's Powders will esre and prevent Hos Cpotesa., Fontes Powders will prevent Oares 1% Fowis, Fontes Powders wil] tnerense the gaantity of milk and cream twenty per cent, and make the batter firm and sweet, Fonts's "owders will entre or prevent almost nveny Disvasse to wisieh Horses and Catile are sntjert, Forras Powpens Wits 01ve SATISFACTION. Bold everywhere, DAVID B. FOUTE, Proprictor, BALTIMORE, MD. Forsale by R.E BARTHOLOMEW, BX BCUTOR® NOTICE «NOTICE IS HERE. by wiven that letters teclamentary bay been grant 4 10 the und reigned by the register of wills of Contre