A Uh bs amie -
PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Golng,—Visitors in and out of
Town,
— [i X-Commissioner John Wolf, of
Rebersburg, spent Saturday in Centre
Hall,
—=John Keller was home from
Franklin and Marshall College, Lan-
caster, to vote on Tuesday.
Miss Tace Kreamer has gone on
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs,
Samuel Heckman, at Lock Haven.
——(ieorge Spangler and J. H. Moy-
er, two of Tusseyville’'s active Demo-
erats, favored our sanctum with a call,
— Wm. Bower, of Potter's
bank live citizens honored our sane-
one
and happy over there,
——John D. Meyer, of Franklin and
Marshall College, came home
He went back
noon.
again Tuesday after-
—— David Keller is home from Phil- |
adelphia Medical College. His eye- |
sight failed him, and for the present
he is compelled to abandon the course
in medicine,
ee —Congressman Arnold,
tative Womelsdorfl, Tom Harter, and
Samuel Diehl stopped in Centre Hall
a few minutes last Saturday while on
their way to Millheim.
— Mrs. E. G. Van Pelt arrived
here last Saturday on first visit
since removing from Centre Hall to
Ithica, N. Y. The many friends here
prove a great drawing card, and she
will remain for some time.
lepresen-
her
et
Growth of the Tourist System
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
ny through the personally-conducted
tourist system and the unexcelled
standard of high service has won an
enviable record for itself. These tours
have grown to be thorouggly appreci-
ated in this age luxurious travel,
and the series announced for the
of
ROH
son of "96 and '97 admirably illustrates
the progress of the times.
First comes a series to the Golden
Gate, starting from New York, Phila-
delphia, and Harrisburg, January 27,
Feoruary 24, and March 27. Tourists
will travel by superbly-appointed spe-
cial trains of Pullman
drawing-room sleeping, dining, smok-
ing, and observation cars under the su-
Tourist Agent
compartment,
pervision of a and
Chaperon.
Next in importance comes a series of
four to Florida —January 26, February
9 and 23, and March 9. The first three
admit of two weeks in the
South, while tickets for the
tour are to return by
trains until May 31.
A series of short tours to Washing
ton from New York, Philadelphia,
and adjacent points will be run on De-
sunny
fourth
good regular
cember 29, 15806, January 21, February
11, March 11, April 1 and 22, and May
13, 1897.
Old Point Comfort, Richmond,
Washington tours
York and Philadelphia December 26,
1896, January 28, February 20, March
08, and April 12, 1897,
Handsome illustrated itineraries will
the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, containing full infor-
mation as to how these tours may
pleasantly and profitably made. These
itineraries may be procured on person-
al application or by addressing Tourist
Agent, 1196 Broadway, New York:
860 Fulton Street, Brooklyn; 759 Broad
Btreet, Newark, N. J., or i11,
droad Street Station, Philadelphia.
and
New
leave
will
be issued by
be
oom
a
Potters Mills
Everything is quiet in this
since the elecsion,
Miss Bertha Armstrong left Wed-
nesday morning for Williamsport,
where she expects to enter the Home
Mission.
P. P. Long left Wednesday
morning on a business trip; his broth-
er Frank, of Spring Mills is in charge
of his store.
Miss Vonada to this
week to keep house for the Zettle
Bros.
The farmers of this community are
through witn their corn crop, which
was a long and tedious job, owing to
the large crop.
The Potters Mills band was down to
Millheim on Saturday to a political |
meeting and came home well pleased |
with their trip, and they brought a
good collection with them.
The young people of this vicinity
met on Tuesday evening inthe school
house with the purpose of organizing
a debating society.
Mrs. Allison is visiting wiih her son
Archibald, in Bellefonte,
Siemans fomsmis—
Weekly Weather Report,
Temperature : Highest. Lowest
Oet. 29 7 50 clear.
“ 30 64 51 cloudy.
“. 3 66 51 clear, i
Nov. 1 62 48 part cloudy. |
" 2 67 38 clear.
“" 3 66 42 clear.
"n 4 56 54 cloudy.
The rainfall in October was 3.92 in-
ches.
place
town
came town
Good advice: Never leave home on
a journey without a bottle of Cham-
berlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea’
Remedy. For sale by Wm. Pealer,
Spring Mills, 8. M. Bwartz, Tussey-
ville, and R. E. Bartholomew, Centre
Hall.
. ———— tsi
— Hulicribe for thé REPORTER.
hee
| SEE cht AR
[
| i 1
| bo
4
HH
34
a
oe
PT Lt PS SSN,
Ten
dian cos
able, n
tion.
{ and
Hend the
1 in paper
| we will
4 send the
4 wy Send on
LA of
FJ
The Hrench "ell,
este rte or at ee
NS i Te i ies
iid] ! LH
ightinches high, Can be cut out and
no pasting.
Ameri-
Chinese,
suits
Russian,
stumes.
All parts being interchange
wny combinations
can be made,
us exclusively and
ith the numerous
for
To Get Them,
of None Sach
the girl holding ple
with ten cents In sliver—wrapped
fii | address, and
Or will
of the girl.
head of
sR
and your
send the de
m free
1 We
for twenty cuds
heads to a 1 extra
postage.
Net Price per Setof Four Wheel
on, Bolted and Qiled Warner,
A
WQuniity
85
$8 0
¥ 0
10 00
11 OO
i
Sarven Patent Wheels, !
in. Tread Wheels, with
Add 31 00 for Weildiug and
1-in, Tread Wheels, with 1 or 1 1-1
Add $1 for Weldiog and Settin
Tread Wheels, with 1'{ or 1
8 Axles ar
Add $1
3 0
{0 for Welding and Settiog.
I manufactu Tread, witl
Also Jobber in Springs, Axles, Bolt
Manufacturer of Wheels
every des
Centre Hall, Pa.
8, with Round-Edge Steel Tire
Shell Band and Wood Hub.
XXX
8, CO
BOO
and
ription,
= Call and get prices.
GRAIN MARKET,
Wheat
PRODUCE AT STORES,
do |
aprertains to |
i r eorgnd
wing in
risoners thal are
be 1
Eances to proses le Against
or shall be in the jail of Ce
and there to prosecute against then
f1znt
Notice
the
tre wn
shall be
3 % als hereby given an
precept of the judges aforesaid, lsvned ss afore
said, there will be held a special Court of (
mon Pleas for the trial of civil canses
Monday. November 1508 atl
which a'l persons summoned as |
quired to atien
Given under my hand. at Beilefont
day of Oct, in the year of our Lord, 1808, and
the one hundredth and nineteenth year of theln
dependence of the United States,
JOURN P. CONDO
hen
d by virtue of the
bg
DORK pon
are re
roe
t, the Ist
CRPHANS COURT BALE PURSUANT TO
So’ ap order of the Orphan's Court of Centre
County. Pa. there will he exposed at public sale
at res © of Daniel Huankle, dee'd. at
Pa. on
Centre ounty
WEDNESDAY, NOV 1s
Spring ills
1H
Sale to begin at 1 o'el
the said Dan
se rited as follows
situate in
ock, pom. the real estates of
| Runkle, dec'd 1 and d«
to wit: No.1 A Fine Farm
Valley 1}4 miles soith of
1on the east by lands
Gonrge on the south by levi Reeder
heirs, oni the wes by J. B Long and on the porth
by James Evans and A. M. Cain, containing
128 ACRES AND 53 PERCHES
and allowance. Thereon erected a good 2+tory
frame dwelling house, large bank barn, wagon
shed, good well at rouse and barn, good orchard
and all the necessary out bulldiags The land is
in a high state of cultivation and being 14 mile
to church and school,
N» 2 A Fine House and Lot situate at Spring
Mills, bounded on the north by tarnpike rosd
on the east by lands of Amelia Hettinmr, on the
south by lands of Dr. F. H. Van Valzah and on
the west by William Allison, containing
8 ACRES AND 124 PERCHES.
Thereon erected a twostory Frame Dwell'ng
House, bank barn, sommer house, and all the
necessary outbul dings, 2 wells. one cistern and
a good yonng orchard. Toe land belog under
high state of cultivation
No. 3. Timberland, situate in Gregg township,
bounded on the north by lands of Samuel Harel.
berger, on the west by Grove and Wolf, on the
south by George Breon heirs, sud on the east by
Harvey YVonada el Al, containing
0 ACRES,
ot good roving chestuut Cmber,
ERMS OF SALE. Ten per cont. of purchase
money to be paid on day of sale: ope third on
confirmation of sale, balance in two equal ans
al payments, with interest. to be secured by
brnd and mortgage on premises,
W. G RUNKLE W. RUNKLE,
Attorney Administrator,
Middleburg, Pa.
ma AN Se
4
4
ZAR
Caveats, and Trade- Marks obtained, and all Pat.
ent business conducted for Mooenarte Fees.
oun OFficE (8 OPPOSITE U,
and we can Secure
¢ remote from We on.
Send model, ———
tion. We advise, if
charge, Our fee not
on wine 1d the U. 3.
C.A.S
boandes
Lenrges
Rpring Mills, bounds of
ental!
SNOW & CO.
OPP, PATENT ONVicE, Wasuinaron, D. ©,
SIT EN
rT HE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG
LOCATED IN ONE
FUL AND HEALTH
ALLEGHENY REGIE
TUI
OQ
LOW, } 1881
AND EQUIP
LEADING DEPA RTMEN TR OF b TH
LTURE
Dy.
and HORTICULTURE
ustrations on
wrrslory
J
nd ZOOLOGY Or
¢ Laboratory
FINEERING
WTRICAL ENGINEERING The
MECHHNI CAL ENGINEERING | cous
MINI: INEERING es
ith very extensive practic
exercises in the Field the snd
Wry
] CAND POLITICAL SCIENC)
STRIAL ART AND DESIGE
nd LITERATURE
an and Englishre
nued through Lhe
bs ove
Baop,
f4¢
quired.) one or more «
entire course
MATHEMATICS and
and appiled
MECHANIC ARTS
with sindy, three years’ course
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL 8CI
ENCE: Constitutional Law and History
Politien] Economy, ote
MILITARY SCIENCE 1
cal and practioal. incl
seTY IMD
PREPARATORY COURNE
1 term
y ismion Sept. 12
Catalogue
GEO. W. ATHERTON,
ASTRONOMY
One year
opens Sept. 11, 18%
of other information
LL.D. Prest
isi
SALE
the Orphan
R&T
ANT
b ¥
ne,
PERCHES
neat mesure, About 12 acres there! be ing w
timbered with white pive, white oak, req oak,
walnut ssh, linn, hemlock, sugar maple, ote
Thereo b erected one two story Dwelling House
22x41, and a large bark barn horse power shod
wagan shed, and sheep sable attached carriage
house, corn house, or crive, and pig stable, a)
most new, together with all necessary owbaiid
ings, such as wood house, chicken house. aven
house, dry house, smoke house, spring house ete,
with un orchard containing the cho cest varie.
ties of frulr, conswting of about 140 apple trees
besides cherri-s, pears, plums, grapes. etc. There
Isaiso aspriog of the best of limestone water
within about forty mds of the house the water
of which is enniveyed to the house spring house
and barn, by iron pipes; said spring has never
failed, besides there are several other snail
streams which pass through the farm sufficient
for watering stock, ete. The farm is sdepted ei
ther f r Aairy or farming purposes, and the oes
tion and soll are almost equal to any is Penns or
Brush Valleys, and is in a good stale of cultiva-
tion. it being situated about %; mile south of
Penn Cave, and 2% miles north-west of Spring
Mills, the 1atter being the nearest railroad “ta:
tion; and one-half mile north-west of Farmers
Mil # postoffice and within sight of two chu oh-
es and ne public school Building, besides other
oon niences
TERM « OF SALE — One-third payable in cash
upon confirmation of sale, one-third in one year,
with interest. and the remainder at the death of
the widow of sald deceased, the interest thereof
payable annually during her life: the deferred
payments to be secured hy bond and mortgage
on the premises, M. L RIZSHEL,
Administrator of sald deed.
1
gr
*® Aor”
SD Cy.” os.
CIEE AD USI lherelsedy
7 ( her
fp LL LL lf
be atrenat-deheot. GA Jridtricdty
els Catinlopuie tmnt Co vondiats
a Wrodsguossotooniompilats
vie re tateerig jn’
GR iiniror ihn
7
FEE
That
intend to stay,
where we
to
that
credit onr
allow no house to unde
pure and simple
réell u
y 1 . . PR
DeIIeVve In cians
CLOTHING
Men's Suits
A i
Ira
Men's Fine
$4.98 up
Boys’ Fine Suits
wonl
. O ai
$1.49 to 85 3 4
vi. 4
to the best
etter Qualities Betis
iis
0 ¢ lot of
Good iit
Funey Pau
at $5.70
Suits en.
ot §6 00 and 800
-
'
Children’s Suits
only 69cts.
We Rsk you
Mens Overcoats
€. 95C, 81 24
Ce
only ¢
$310 812
qualities at #4
horsey and B
Men's Ulsters
én £, B
=e vs
§
§ 0
avers, 27
9
N .
Bargains
f Persian Taffeta
tt
30C. 10 $2.2.
GOOD BOOTS
hers are two
Gris, Bow
All-wool
Ww, Ir
fine
KL oorsee
heviot
1.64, 1 98
sr quality
thal Are
ipal §
Yeats”
iren
Shoes—one way is to give temporary
satisfaction for a large profit; another
and it has our way of selling
Shoes to you for the past 30 years, and
which has given us a steady stream of
Shoe trade, 1s to give the BEST
BHOES AT LOWER
PRICES than you can buy them aony-
where else,
been
Ladies’ Morocco Buttoned Shoes from
a dollar a pair up to the finest,
Ladies, Fine Dongola from 99¢. a pals
to thé finest; guaranteed to be the
fluest, softest uppers, the most com-
fortably made,
The best fitting, buttoned or laced,
patent leather tipped Shoes at $3.
These $3 we guarantee
good as you can buy for $4 elsewhere,
Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes
08 C1S.
Shoes ns
2 §
B FOLD Bi
Boys’ & Youths’ Boots 5oo "wc
Men's Shoes M
{re 1
Ghidren's Gum Shoes
| cis
LADIES COATS
New Cloths Bou RE
Latest Style Cuts ©...
gant
or mite
CETes § fa
{
Allegheny St
We are
Showing
Line of
Clothing
a
On sight.
They fit,
Bellefonte,
To look.
Try us.
ATTORNEYS.
HILT BS 0 AS, 0 lO PRI SHR
JUGH EB TAYLOR
Attar
Ro, 24 Ten
ems prong
HOTELS.
BS
Disease & w
Forra's Pownees wi
Bod everre
DAVID EB. FOUTE, Proprietor,
BALTIMORE, ND,
Formic by R. KE BARTHOLOMEW
‘Wanted—An Idea A to patent?
{ Protect your ideas: they may bring you wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & ©0., Patent Attor
| beys, Washington, D. C, for their §LA0 prige offer
and list of two hundred inventions wanted,
| MPHRETYS’
Dr. Homphreys' Specifics are scientiSoally and
carefully prepared Remsodies, used for yess In
private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Bpecific
8 special cure for the disease named.
— SPECIFIC FOR
1 Fevers, Conpestions, Inflammstiogs.
2 Wearms, Worm Fever, Warm Colle,
3-Teethingi Colic, Crying. Wakefu inom
d~Diarrbea, of Children or Adults. .....
7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
S- Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache
#-Hendaches, Bick Headaches, Vertigo.
| 10--Dynpepsia, Bllloveness, Constipation. 25
| 11-Sappressed or Painful Periods... 25
| 19-Whites, Too Profuse Periods aio SD
| 13-Creap, Laryngitis, Hoarsenoss. .... 23
| 14-8Salt Rheum, Eryapelns, Broptions.. 28
| 153-Rboumnatiom, Hbeumatio Pains ....
LU 18-Malaria, Chills Fevor and Agus
| 18-Catarrh, Infloesza, Cold In the Head.
| 20- Whooping Cough... ...
L¥-Kidaey Diseases
| GN Nervous Debility hsb
30-Urinnry Weaknewsn 23
| 34-Rere Throat, Quincy, Uloerated Throat,
|. " DR. HUMPHREYS’
| 'H seecieic ron GRIP, 26°,
| Put up In small bottles of fir
Bald br Dregeiete, or sent preaid on ressipt of prion
| Da gesreneve’ Baerah Enlarged & Revised, wasiee yous.
HUNPFREEETS HED. 00, 111 & 118 Willem Bi, 10W YORE.
SPECIFICS.
EDX
Bere
Who can think
wome simple
RIOTS
«235
“35
«25
25
“25
“25