- PERSONAL MENTION. Coming and Going. Visitors in and out of Town, Witmer Smith, of Madisonburg, spent Sunday with his parents, Miss Bertha Scott, of Tyrone, is visiting her friend Miss Emily Alex- ander, ~Mrs, Scholl, visiting her Hosterman. is of Rebersburg, daughter, Mrs. GG. returned of several | Tace Kreamer home Tuesday after a visit weeks in Rebersburg. weMerchant Jacob Smith, of Col- Monday | mee MN 188 yer, was out to Centre Hall on a business trip. James H. Lohr, of Philadelphia, is spending his vacation with his fa- ther on Church street. Chris H. Murray left last week | for Philadelphia after a week's visit with his parents here. —Miss Anna Bartholomew Monday for Millersville, to resume her studies at the State Normal. ——Mrs. R. B. Spangler, ings, is visiting at the of Sheriff Spangler, on Church street. of Ri- home Auctioneer J. N. Leitzel, sing Springs, general health down that way good. Miss Ange Jones of the home Jones, Herald, is Mrs. Tyrone of Capt. visiting at the Boal. en Our young friend Shadow, as a caller, and of getting out Tusseyville, inspec- ted the work pers. newspa- | { Miss Helen Bartholomew went | to Millheim Monday, will | teach the primary school for the com- i ing term. where she in town the Charly P. on Hewes was legal see other day business ; has a large practice and is a safe soun- sellor in any case. — Mrs. Cyrus Brumgard and Mrs. | Harry Diebler, two of Millheim's good ladies, were guests at James Alexan- der's on Monday. —Mrs. B. J. Heckert, nied by her sister, Miss Chestie bens—two very pleasant ladies accompa- | Tib- ~WwWere welcome callers the other day. | ——Walter M. Kerlin left Monday | Zz resume his duties as teacher of the third grade of the Millheim school. They opened on Monday for a months term. seven ~Julian Fleming is here on a short visit to his father-in-law, Mr. Daniel Fleisher. Julian is general agent for an implement firm and has his head- quarters at Pittsburg Mis Sine been visiting among friends in Phila- delphia, and other towns | down east, returned home on Tuesday Kreamer, who had Norristown, after an absence of a month. Strohmeier and family bury Park taking in the balmy breezes of the They re- turned home Monday morning much pleased with the trip to the shore. ~N Goodhart, ams and Strohm, Register G. W. berger, and Surveyor Wetzel, were town yesterday on their way the valley to do some surveying. 7 Jerry Miller came home last Fri- day and is now at work in his shop again. He had been working at At- lantic City for the last couple months and his stay at the shore has given him quite a coat of tan. Mrs, Arney, wife of Dr. Arney, accompanied by and niece, are visiting at the home of B. H. Arney, having driven from their | home in Altoona to this place, making the trip in less than two days. > ~{iotlieb were off to As OCean. Ad- um- in| ~Commissioners ACross (re0r ge her son T. Jordan and wife, of Joliet, I11., are visiting friends in this vieini- ty. Mr. Jordan informed left this place 32 years ago when our town was only one third as large as now | they are enjoying their visit, which is their first since they left. Mrs. Jor-| dan is a daughter of Fred. Seltzer, a former well-known resident of Potter | township. Candidate for commissioner, P. | H. Meyer, of Harris, spent a half hour i in our sanctum the other day. He re- | ports all healthy for Bryan up that | way. rhilip comes from such good | old Democratic stock that has ever | been faithful in its party work. This | campaign the Meyers’ receive the first recognition from the party by placing | the Prof. on the ticket for commission- | er. He is well and favorably known | all over the county and is a strong | man on the ticket. Jobin Q. A. Kennedy joined his us he visiting Mrs. Kennedy's mother, Mra, Thomas Lingle. Mr. Kennedy along with Mr. Michael Shires have been very successful with their patented fire escape, which they manufacture in Johnstown. The escape has been endorsed by the Boards of Public Bafe- ty in all the large cities. It is built entirely of steel. The escape is rolled up on a reel or drum and is fitted in a handsome case inside the window ledge. When used it is thrown out the window, making a steel ladder to the ground. They have been employ- ing a big force of men in their factory, and this is being gradually increased to meet the demands. I ——————— fA IAAI ATA Get the Reporter for the campaign, only 20 cents. LINDEN HALL, A Breezy Letter From Town, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Bible spent Sun- day with friends at Centre Hill, Henry Zeigler spent Tuesday of this week in Pinegrove Mills and vicinity. | A. E. Moyer's were entertaining some of their many friends on Sunday last. George Potter, of Bellefonte, was geen in our community day this | week. |. 8. D. Gettig, Esq., of Bellefonte, was in our community Tuesday and | Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Frantz, of Pine- | grove Mills, were at.the home of Mr. Searson on Monday last, « | Misses Lizzie and Valerie Gettig vis- | ited at the home of Alfred Hosterman, [ at Centre Hill, on Thursday lagt. | Miss Elsie Bible spent a week with | her grandparents at Centre Hall re- | cently and reports having had a pleas | ant time. Mr. and Mrs. companied by Mrs, Our Neighboring one on Robert McClellan, MeClellan's | visited friends at Tusseyville on | day. Messrs, ac. sister Suan- Clem David Brisbin and | Deininger, of Centre Hall, were callers | day evening. | Mr. Hettinger, accompanied by Miss Reish, of Egg Hill, his sister, Mrs, | lady friend, spent Sunday with | Molter, of this place. A. E. Zeigler and Jacob Lee, htest spent Messrs. young men Sunday Josiah Zeigler, of Pleasant Gap, paid to that is slowly improving. last: we are glad state Ze dgler Some of our people were in attend- Andrew funeral larg- | ance at Ciregi's est funeral held in this section MANY Years. Wm. his parents, place; this was Will's and his many friends him looking so well and natural. Dr. A. E. of New Berlin, will fill the United Ev- | ical cong Sunday af- | o'clock, in| had been | Goodling will Pa., Swabb, Swabb, of Erie, this | home | (ieorge of boy hood are glad to see (iobible, pulpit for the angel regation on ternoon at two place of announced before, fill Rev. Zehner's on Sunday half-past lev, Goodling, as Rev. at jellefonte | Dr. Gobble an able minister of the Gospel and if | place afternoon ia | you do not wish to miss a treat, come | f the able the services will be i of town, inclement favor- the should held school house; the Sunday sghool w held the the sunday 4 weather held it is and hear him; i in grove soutl and if prove to be it will be in the in grove if will also 1 at i. weather is fair school o'¢ lock. SA tl Potters Mills, Mills band for their affair The putting Potters 18 i up a Wagoh Own to i make some money to help pay for it] the concluded to hold | another festival, in Allison's grove, on Saturday If they had waited until after the election and | they would use; it is an expensive and band have evening, «Sept. 5. we get free silver, have saved some money. The rain which fell on farmers were glad for the little Monday morning. they are busy sowing their grain, which they depend for a living. | Edward Evans, of Williamsport, ar- | rived in town Monday to spend his va- cation with his parents, » Kline and wife, of Louisville, | Kentucky, stopped at the Reish House Jast week. The school directors on | (ed Irae are preparing get. put in proper order. J. R. Strong has found to put up his cider press, apples in our community it 80 that will Necessary the not go to loss, Tuesday set the squirrels free for the hunter's target, but the squirrels are not plenty in these parts, which will be a disappointment to the hunters. ei ition A Household Necessity, A man and wife are both liable for | the payment for a newspaper which is taken in the family. Recently in the district court at Rock Rapids, Iowa, udge Oliver gave a judgment to the Germania Publishing Co., against Mr, Beving for a subscription bill of £20 on the ground that a news- | paper is a household necessity. AA SS A hacking cough keeps the bron- chial tubes in a state of constant irri- tation, which, if not speedily removed prompter remedy can be found than Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Its effect is immediate and the result permanent. Aa A SA What a Little Boy Can De. August 23d while James Martin, of Mt. Zion, Lycoming county, was at Sunday school, his little boy built a fire with hay and straw on the thresh- ing floor of the barn. Four horses, all the farming implements, grain and hay were consumed with the building, ~The Philadelphia Branch in Tem ple Court, Bellefonte, leads in all that pertains to gentlemen's attire. They have made a study of their customers’ ATTORNEYS. TAYLOR, Attorney at-Law, Bellef mite, Pa, legal basi augss | Sick Headache Permanently Cured “1 was troubled, a long time, with . : A sick headache, It \ ba was usually ac companied with Hon H No. U4 Temple Court, All manner of ness promptly witended Wo FALL AND WINTER PRIGES Talk Louder than Anything Else. Be Rh 0, FURS] Atlorpey-at-Law Bellefonte, ly opposite the Court House Pa Rug evere the rv stom. remedies ended for omplaint ; but « not until I be. In ts king AYER'S Pills Wat I ke pains in Offices direct 3 il od many ahd I tried a ¢ temples ach. MITCHELL, Atlorpeysat Law, | bellefonte, Pa, | oct 94 | JRA C Office, all We have done it before and We can save yow from 15 to 35 per cent. on wom No. 10, Crider's Exchange your purchases JOHN KLINE . . . Attorney at La 11, (le . Oe. oy at Law. oa | will do it now Office on second floor of Furst’s buildl. g north | of Court House, Can be cousulted Ir German | and Euglish Ans7 | We have just opened a line of Fall and Winter Goods. received perma. A s8in- work man.” n, Me, tina. Nau. mach, ‘RS wt -» tN ORVIS J. H, ORVIS, C. M. BOWER, t. L (JRVIE, BOWER & ORV] Al. orneys at Law, BELLEFONTE FA, Hing ou second wnkd gle box of the for me, and 1; Co ? A handsome | +H. and Youth's Suits Good Canton Flannel, Fine White Shaker Flannels, 4¢ up Fall be upward. A Mue- rd HH to ®105, Bove’ ce pe Hi + ' | ianneis rer i 2381 Office in Crider's Exchange bull floor | yard to 15e, | 15¢ | to the Dres { gO0u, to he, Shoes. F. FORTNEY » best. New patterns of ) I ' Attorney at jaw 3 ; BELLEFONTE, PA a Cringhaimns, Men’ dies’ and Dor ['nbleached A fine line of My La vard-wide Heavy vard-wide \LEMANT D yo rte 3.3 L Yard-wide Tickin wants and know exactly how to please you in quality, style and price. Linen Twill. s Serges, { » nest » | the Dre Office N rit National § sl alional Lathartic Pills World's Fair Modal and | W Diplema at Ask your druggist for Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ‘PANGLER & HEWES Altorneys al Law ELLEFONTE, Hq avy Wool Knee to 14, FA : better Boys’ Men's 4, 84, at 25¢; { yveralls, Heav v LE ) COATS and Men's 0, upwards. Men's ble ond £4.50, 84 we LA, £ Ne JURTY BANKING Of BELLEY (ENTREE ( ging Toponita Di Heoelve « > Lo DD. BRvGeny hier, | Ine i Dress Suits from ELS lau J per with the 1 signed BUY ONO WOUS HOTELS. ber ho insu i313 oy VARIA STATE LOCATED IX ONE Ul AND HEA Bellefonte. OTHER LOW NEW AND EQ IPM ENT LEADI hd DEPARTMENTS OF 3TUDY. PA spre | FONTE niry trade LANGU AGE {optional.) Fre quired.) one or mo entire course MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY: pure and 3p lied MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work with stn dy. three years oourse MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL ENCE; Consti na Political E MILITARY cal and practical, service 13. PREPARATORY COU Fall term opens Sept. 11, for admission, Sept. 13 For Catalogue or other informs GEO. W, ATHERTON, LL Btate College, Con re oon SPRING MILLS HOTEL D. H. Rubi. Prop tr, EPRING MILLE, PA, trains Froe bus to and from all T i History 8 NEW BRO! BERK WF HOUSE, * M Xeabaner Proprietor BELL EFONTE PA. trains, Good sample | rates to wilDosses Now for the School Boys. - etn 12 ners iio theoretl. ngeach arm ofthe 4 Free bus to and roves on fret Soor and jurors FOUTZ2’ | HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS | from all Bpecial RE} IRE One year Examinations address ).. Presi, tre Co. Ps § $004 LEON, FAA AAA AA RR RRR RRR RR oad : % will want a good service: & ir ry { dis of Corio, Bors or Lowe Fe | 1 hey tywders ate teed in the i ill core and prevent Hoe CpoLama prevent Gares 18 Fowia Increase the quantity oof . and make the butter B ®o Honen wl ER, if Fouts's ¥ Ww inters s Cl hool. Our new, full Bovs' and and cream twenty per oon nid sweet Poute's Powders will care or prevent almost gveny | w to Which Horses and (atte are muljert, : Forves Powpens wils @ive SaTisradTion Boll everywhere DAVID BB FOUTE, Proprietor, BALTIMORE, ND, Formie by BR. E BARTHOLOMEW ‘Wanted—An Ide i Protect your (dens ¢ | Write . HY WEDGE RN iy 1 seve, Washington, D. C., for their § aed list of two hundred Er ildren’s Suits are en a VRB IRVBRLE BURY SO £51 103 said § MY $ Caveats, and Trade. Marks obtained, and all Pat. now oj nda re agy ior your in # ent business conducted for Mooenare Frees $Oum Ornice 1s OPPOSITE U. 8. PaTENT Ornce and we can secure patent in Jess lime thao Lhose remote from Washington Send model, drawing ot photo, with descrip. tion. We advise, if patentable of not, free of ¢charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured, A Pamesrey, "How to ROH tain Patents,” with e 2 00st of same in the U. 5. and foreign countries $ te free. Address, A. SNOW & CO. : ; Ore. Patent Ornice, Waswincron, D.C. ' ATASLATAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RAAT gpection. It is an assortment such as we have never shown before. BARRA ARBERRRRR RR RRRARE Children’s Suits, that are positively all wool, fro - can think | bf gh R (Jhing to atehi? nt AT: A ie oe | £2.00 to £4.00, made with and seat, silk double knees - : Hold-fast bands and buttons, and sewed with throughout. ————_— BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER. Net Price per Setof Four Wheels, with Round-Edge Steel Tire on, Bolted and Oiled Warner, Shell Band and Wood Hub. Xx Gaslity $80 0 io il Sarven Patent Wheels, 50 cents per set extra. Joys’ Suit, with long pants, strictly all wool, from £4.00 to $7.00, an assortment that will be a glad sur prise to yon, and will be sure to save you money once you see them. Costs nothing to see them. XXXX ualily $14 © 15 16 17 ® hh Quality $10 0 il 0 2 m0 12 00 Your Money Back for the Asking. FAUBLES. Men's Outfitters. Bellefonte ER i. a, X Quality. Tein, Tread Wheels, with 4 or 15:18 in, Axles and Boxes, set, adil $5 00. Add 81 00 for Welding and Setting. 1-in. Tread Wheels, with 1 or 1 1-16 in. Acles and Boxes, set, add $3 5, AJA 81 2 for Welding and Selling. 1i4-in, Tread Wheels, with 13 or 13{ in. Agles and Boxes, set, add 8 75. Add 81 50 for Welding and Setting. 1 manufacture Wheels 54 to 4 in. Tread, with or without Tires on. 200000000000000000000000000000000000080089 POPLLVBOLOL0000 0 SOOO BGBDORS Also Jobber in Springs, Axles, Bolts, Clips, Rims, Spokes, Hubs, Shafts, Varnish, Rubber, Carriage Cloths, ete. A. ~57. Boos, Manufacturer of Wheels and Jobber in a Cortiage and Wagon Hardware of every descr Centre Hall, Pa. Call and get prices.
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