PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Golng.—Visitors In and out of
Town,
—Hon, Abner Murray, of Boals-
burg, was in town Monday.
Ww.
her
Curren, of Blooms
mother, Mrs, M.
Mrs. i,
burg, visited
Willow,
— Mrs, Maggie Allison, of Howard
spent several days with friends in
town last week.
— William Motz,
was a guest at the home of Mrs,
Bairfoot last week.
William Runkle, one of Belle
fonte's promising young men, has been
spending the last ten days in town.
—=Mrs R. B. Spangler, who was
visiting at the home of her father-in-
law, ex-Sheriff John Spangler, left for
of Woodward,
Flora
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put together by the children—no pasting.
{ Each doll has two complete suits, Ameri-
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N | Japanese, German, Turkish and In-
AY | dian costumes. All parts being interchange-
able, many combinations can made,
affording endless amusement and instruc-
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How To Get Them,
Cut from fiveoutside wrappers of None Such
Mince Meat the head of the girl holding ple.
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her home at Hastings last week.
—Mrs. Elizabeth Barber returned |
to her home in Milton on Tuesday, |
after having spent the summer months |
with friends in Centre Hall. |
——Cyrus Luse, of Tyrone, is in the |
vicinity on a visit among his old |
friends and relative. He is looking |
well, and is prospering ht Tyrone.
——Superior Court Judge Orlady, of |
Huntingdon, was here last week to see
his mother, who was ill at the home |
of home of her brother, W. A. Boal.
#—John Meyer left Saturday morn- |
ing to resume his studies at Franklin |
and Marshall College, Lancaster. He
has but one year to finish and this is |
his last.
— Mrs, Joseph Atlee and Miss Li-
la Harper returned to their home in |
Tyrone last week after a visit of sever- |
al weeks at the home of Mrs, J. C. |
Boal.
——Samuel Burrell, of Penn
Hall's good and substantial people,
was up taking in the sights last week. |
He included the REPORTER office in
is rounds.
one
Walter Kerlin, who is in charge
of the third grade of the Millheim
schools prefers to spend his Sundays
at home, He says he likes posi-
tion and is pleased with the town.
——Miss Romie Van Pelt left
Tuesday morning for Chambersburg,
where she will take a course of studies
at Wilson College. She was accompa- |
i by her mother.
Mrs. J. W. McCormick left yes-
terday morning for her
Charleston, Bouth Carolina.
been visiting her parents,
Mrs. D. J. Meyer, the
months,
Lis
0
home
had
and
she
Mr.
last couple
Were pleased to have a call from
Archey
ships prominent Democrats
intelligent citizens, and he didn't for-
get to put his label forward to a happy
date.
y, one of Ferguson town-
and most,
James A. Fiedler, former editor
of the Bellefonte Gazette,
Thursday taking in the picnic and
shaking hands with old friends. He
is now doing reportorial work in Will-
iamsport, and is looking in splendid
health.
Miles Arney will take charge of
the township school at Earlystown for
the coming term. It will be his first
trial at teaching, but being a bright
and common-sense young man, he's
going to get along all right.
—Dr, John F. Harter,
heim, has decided to remove his den-
tal parlors to State College. The Dr,
says the recent report that he would
bolt McKinley is not correct, and that
he is just as stiff a Republican as ever.
Sorry for him.
was in town
of Mill
William H. Smith came up from
Williamsport last week to put in a few
days at the picnic and transact a little
business. There is a possibility of him
moving back again to the valley. He
purchased the Vonada farm near Mad-
isonburg, and at some time will take
possession himself.
—(ol. J. L.. Bpangler,
nee who will bring this district back
into the Democratic fold and repre |
sent it as it should be represented in|
Congress, was one of the prominent |
visitors looking on at the picnic last
week. The Col. is meeting with en- |
couragement in his ‘eanvass and will
be elected by a big majority.
of James Btewart went back to
New Bloomfield this week after spend. |
ing the week taking in the picnic.
Jim was in luck this trip. A fine bi- |
cycle was chanced off on the picnic |
ground and be had the pole that |
brought down the persimmon. He
got the wheel and it only cost him fif- |
teen cents. i
we Pat Garrity, prince of the Seven |
mountains, jolly and good looking, Jet |
a bachelor, gave our sanctum a call, |
Pat, like all us workingmen in the U,
8., is enthusiastic for Bryan and free |
silver, Pat neither flshes nor hunts,
but is a gread reader and as well pos
ted upon the topies of the day as the
next man and a more genial one is
hard to find.
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“For years,” says Capt. C. Mueller,
“I have relied more upon Ayer's Pills
than anything elee in the medicine
chest, to regulate my bowels, and those
of the ship's crew. These pills are not
severe in their action but do their
work thoroughly.
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Send these with ten cents in silver wrap ped
iin paper-and your full ind addre and
we will send the dolls postpaid Or we will
nend them free for twenty hends of the girl.
|Bend only the heads to avold extra posts
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The French Dell,
Calne
BUY DIRECT FROM THE MARUFACTURER.
Net Price per Setof Four Wheels, with Round-Edge Steel Tire
on, Bolted and Oiled Warner, Shell Band and Wood Hub.
X
Quulity
$5 00
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sarven Pateal Wheels, 50 cent
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Add $1 00 for Welding and Setting
i Tread Wheels, wi
Add $1 5
1% in. Tread Wheels, wi
Add §1 50 for Weld
facture Wh
i116 in Hoxes
ith 1 Axles and
for Welding and Setting,
or
0.174 oe 3g in Axles and Ba
Selling.
Tread,
BE and
I manu eels "fo din with or
Also Jobber in Spr
ril Axles, Bolts, $ 1
Shafts, Va
Rubbers, Carri
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15?
rnish,
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welds and Jobber in Carriage
every description.
Pa. -
Manufacturer of Wi Wagon Hardware
and
Centre Hall, Call and get prices,
TART
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Sent it to His Mother io Germany.
the
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moth- |
know |
medi.
Mr. Jacob Esbenson, who is in
Chicago Lumber Co.,
LOCATED IX ONE OF THE Mi
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OTHER EXPE
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AND EQ!
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Des Moines, lowa, says:
back to my
the old country, that I
from personal use to be the best
world for rheumatism,
it in family
It is called Chamberlain's Pain |
It always does the work.”
Wm. Pealer, |
Swartz, Tussey- |
Centre |
hav- :
LEADING DEPA
used I* AGRICULTURE
with constant
and in the ia
BIOLOGY, BOT ANY
¥
ing for several ! wv
years,
Balm.
my and
a rail
res wy
Ali
sale by
M.
lJartholowew,
Ss
, ENGIN
MECHHNIOAL ENGI
MINING EN NEED
ville, and R. E.
Hall.
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The knack of looking well is due |
principally to the clothing one wears;
to dress well does not necessarily mean |
that one must own a mine or |
on gold. Inquire at
Philadelphia Branch-—what they
AND DE RIGN.
L ITER K At RE: 1
silver ge fon
entire oot
MATHEMA
Rik Ap
MECHANIC ARTS: combin
with study, three years’ cou
MENTAL, MOR AL and POL 1710 AL
ENCE; Constit I Law and History
Paiitioal BOAO ET ’
MILITARY SCIENCE
eal and practioal, incl
service
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For Catalogue or other in
GEO. W, ATHERTON, LL row
Biate Calloge, Can tre (3 i. Pe
have a “corner’’
the
IOS and ASTRONOMY: pun
pi bend
ug shop work
bily and at a low fi one else 801
knows,
gure no
structioa theoretl
Wp ¥
dingeach arm ofthe
The gormandizer likes it because it
The workman likes it because |
it quenches thirst, enriches his
blood, and strengthens his muscle, It
is cheap. The mother likes it-—it
keeps her boys at home. The women
of America like it, because it takes the |
place of intoxicants. This Hires Root-
Campaign paraders will use it.
. - One year
is fine, Examinations
his
i addTem
ARM FOR BAL} THE i
execntor: of Lhe estate of av
deceased, will offer at public sale on
fem. one mile south-east of Old Fort, on
FRIDAY, t¢ F
J iock.p m., the following
| estate of ssid deceased
That valuable tract of
township ro {i inty,
Fort containing
1 He
the
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beer. Campaign paraders will use it. § ...
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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’
wants and know exactly how to please
you in quality, style and price.
land sitaate
Le ofie mile oust
ACREH
more or less, There are Sor 30 ac
sANTe (830
Thereom
PE
erected
A jarge ba
dings Ther
ii on the promises,
good clsteras be farm is underiaid w
ore and all imp.ovements are in good repair
is desirably located and is one of the finest farms
in the valley. Terms will be made known on
day of sae.
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GR AIN M ARKET.
Rye
COTY cours
Oats
| Barley
Buckwheai.......
ADAM BARTGES,
P. HENNIGH,
Executors
PRODUCE AT STORES,
ANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
vv womenYo travel for responsible estab
Habhed house ju Pennsylvania, Salary 8750, pay
able $15 weekly and eapenses, Prailion perms
nent. Reference, Enclose self-addressed stamp.
od envelope. The National, Star Building, Oh!
! BAR ..convnnss o cago soptin-16t
| Tallow ,.... S— a a
Poigtoes ‘
Widow i Suda po
| kr AS1ED SEVERAL FAITHFU LMEN ¢
women to travel for responsible sstab-
lished house in Pennsylvania. Salary $780, pay-
sbie $16 we: kiy and expenses Position perma
pent. Reference. Enclose soif-addressed stamp
etenvelope. The National, Star Building, Chi.
ini
Botier....one svscioin in
ESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.
uf gow] twosiory house, and about two
res of ground, on which js a small bern and
other outbuildings; choloe frat, snd fresh moun:
tain water piped to the door; in the borough of
Centre Hall. Also
I
55 ACRER
farm land in a high state of coltivation, 8 small
orchard thereon, near the south-east end of the
borough of Centre Hall
The above will bo sold as 8 whole, or in paris,
For further particulars inquire at the Rerorven
office. tf
aon i
ARM AT PRIV ATE SAL ¥ - THE UNDER.
signed will offer her five far «. shinate in
Potter townahip at private sale at a bargain. Ap
piy to or address LYDIA A. FAUSY
sepiiat Potters Milla
mite
Caveats, and Trad Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat.
ucted for Modenate Fees.
ed oe JaCuehaT 1
secure patent in less ting at
ANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
x for estab.
women 10 travel respons iblo
Hshed honse |. Pennsylvania. Shilany ¥ $750, pay
tinti perma.
able $15 weekly and ex
(jet the REPORTER for the cam-
paign. ’
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ATTORNEYS.
Hve iHB TAYLOR,
Attorney at-Law,
Bellefonte
No. Hd Temple Court, All manner of
ness promptly attended 0
Pa
jegal bus
RULE i
{i 0. FURST,
o-~ Attorney -at-Law
Bellefonte,
opposite the Court House
Pa
Offices directly wugvo
MITCHELL
Alloruey-atl
IRA L§
Office,
Taw, |
Bellefoute, Pa, |
Room No. 10, Crider's Exchange oct
JOHN KLINE
Attorney at Law
BELLEFONTE, PA
Office on second floor of Furst's build: g north |
of Court House, Can be co.sulled in ( ierman |
and Euglish RR7
J. H. ORVIS C. MM. BOWER,
(JERVIS, BOWER & ORVIS,
\ Al orucys st Law
BELLEFONTE
a Exchauge buliding
PA.
O11 SOOO
Office
floor
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b F. FORTKEY,
» Altorney at law
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Of many’
100 in
(ILEMANRT DALE,
’ Attort doy at law
Office N
First Natl
W., corner Diamond,
mal Bauk
3
Piles of New Goods
ARRIVING DAILY.
FINEST FALL AND WINTER STOCK
IN THE COUNTY.
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, etcC.,
z
LOCK HAVER
ood sample rooms of
nu
USH BOUSE
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Bpcing alles
FORTE, PA
aniry trade. spr
FARMAN
NEW
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gvemenis
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mode
charges
and all
moderale
SPRING MILLIE HOTEL
DHR abl Proprietor,
BPRING MILLE,
Free bus to and from all trains
FA
NEW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE
. J. MH Neubauer Proprietor
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains, Good sample
rooms on frst Boor. Special mies witnomes |
and jurors ;
FOLILIID2s
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
vl cream twenty per cent. asd make the batier Brn
and sweet
Foutr's Powders will core or prevent slmost RveRy
Disvase to witch Horses and Cattle are subject,
Forres Poupens Wiis G1ve SaTiSracTios
Bold everywhere
DAVID EB POUTE, Proprister,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Formic by R. BE. BARTHOLOMEW,
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2--Weorms, Worm Fever, Worm Colle...
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4-Diarrhen, of Chlldren or Adults...
¥-Coughs, Colds, Dromohitse. .........000
S- Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache......
9-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.
10-Dyspepsin, Billousness, Constipation.
11-Sappressed or Painful Perioda.. -
13-Whites, Too Profose Periods. . ee
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27-Kidney sadnsunsieisnsin
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SPECIFICS.
mpomANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEX OR
to travel for respon EE
anle 815 B Weakly snd
Hshed bio roy in ana, vapor
Ballin
a
cago,
Call and Inspect the Stock.
LYON & CO,
Bellefonte.
crowd gathered together,
don’t be so sure that it is a fight or a discussion
the money question. It is more than likely
£31
a friendly exchange of opinions on
of our new Fall and Winter stock of Clothing,
which justly deserves to receive as much, if not
more of your attention, than either of the great
political parties oi the day.
JUST THINK OF IT!
We have a £20.000 assortment of new Fall
goods open on our tables, and ready for your
inspection. An assortment that comprises all
the latest materials, consisting entirely of the
best ready-to-wear Clothing made in America,
and marked at such extremely low prices as to
whole country to talking. The
start the
Weaves, Colorings and Styles of the goods will
more than please you. The make and fit can
only be compared to the work of the finest
merchant tailors, and the price will cap the
climax by showing yon a sure way of saving at
least three good days wages. Try us. It will
cost you nothing to see, and you will, beyond
doubt, profit by a visit.
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