PERSONAL MENTION,
Town,
——Frank Arney is attending court
this week as a grand juror,
iamsport on Tuesday on a visit to her
brother Cleven,
~—William Koonsman, of Colyer,
an old friend of the REPORTER, was in
to see us a few days ago.
—~T'reasurer-elect Harrison
sessions of pomona grange,
—W. W. Boob left Wednesday on
a trip to New York and other eastern
cities looking up his wheel business,
—John Van Pelt is nursing a bad-
ly swollen face. He was out hunting
last week and caught cold in his jaw.
— Will Shoop, of Samuel
Shoop, has gone to Scranton, Pa.,
where he will hold a clerkship in his
uncle's cigar store,
s0n
——Julian Fleming left last Thurs-
day for Bradford county, and then up
through New York state, looking up
the implement business.
——Mrs. Eugene Shadle, of Will-
iamsport, arrived home last week on a
visit to her parents, Mr. Mrs,
John Bitner, west of town.
and
— J. M. Huyett, of Wernersville,
was here last week looking up his bus-
iness interests, He may return to
Centre Hall again in a short time.
—Had a pleasant. call from Mr.
Hayes, of Mifflinburg, agent for the
Snowshoe Bituminous Coal Co., and a
brother of Dr. Hayes, of Bellefonte.
——John Reish, the popular young
proprietor of the National hotel at
John is doing a good business and
likes the business,
—— Were pleased to have a call from
our valued granger friend, Isaac Frain,
who is one of the foreible orators of the
order of Patrons, whose talks
fail to interest an audience.
never
ur esteemed friend, Col. Wea-
ver, of Boggs, favored our sanctum,
with a call, Tuesday, between sessions
of Pomona Grange. The Colonel
level headed upon the topics of the
day.
is
—Jerry Shrefller got in a little
work the other day with an ax on his
wrist. He was cutting wood and the
ax glanced, plowing a little furrow.
Jerry says he didn’t do it on purpose,
though.
—Mr. David Henney, of Latrobe,
Pa., is bere on a visit to his son, Wes,
on Church street. Mr. Henney is the
veteran blacksmith who worked at
the forge at Potters Mills for so many
Years, but gave it up and proposed to
take it easy for the rest of his life.
WEATHE
Bo Ant
tL PREDICTIONS
Foster Contends That His Weather
casts Have Come to Pass.
Fore
My last bulletin gave forecasts of the
storm wave to cross the continent from
the Z2ad to 26th, and the next will
reach the Pacific coast about the 27th,
cross the west of Rockies eo wintry by
the close of the 25th, gre
leys 29th to Dec. 1st,’ eastern
Dec. 2d. The warm wave will
the west of Rockies country about the
25th, great central valleys 20th, east-
ern states Dee. 1st. The cool wave will
cross the west of the Rockies country
about the 30th, great central valleys
Dec, 2d, eastern states Dec. 4th.
This disturbance comes in the high
temperature storm period, and warn
weather will precede the storm centre,
and these high temperatures will con-
tinue throughout most of the first
week in December, Not much rain or
snow may be expected with this last
disturbance of November and, for the
tite of year, the weather will be fine
and pleasant.
Temperature of the ending
Nov, 20th will average about the nor-
mal, the first part of the week being
colder than the last part. This will
be the drought week of the month
22d to 20th, inclusive—and very little
rain or snow may be expected.
The forecast for the first week
at central val-
slates
Cross
week
of
filled. The great drop in temperature,
rains, came almost exactly on time,
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OAK HALL,
Visitors Who Have Been
Among Us.
body wants fresh sausage.
transscting business here on Tuesday.
Henry Houser, of Bellefonte, was
the guest of W. H. Close on Tuesday.
T. F. Gramley had a turkey picking
on Monday. He had quite a lot for
Thanksgiving.
Ira Kotman received a fodder shred-
der on Monday; farmers wanting to
buy would do well by purchasing
from him. .
David Keller, of Boalsburg, was in
Bellefonte several days this week,
Mrs. T. F. Gramley has been ou the
sick list since last week.
L N. Dinges, of Boalsburg, is still
seen fishing slong our stream,
The young folks have been attend-
ing the meeting at Rock Hill the last
week. ‘
I I. Tressler had bad luck with his
shredder.
Jas. C. Gilliland attended Pomona
Grange at Centre Hall Tuesday.
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No house-
which it is made.
money,
pie. Sold everywhere.
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To-in. Tread Wheels, with 7¢ or 15-16 {x
Add 81 00 for Welding and Se
1-in. Tread Wheels, with 1
Add $1 2 for Welding
Tread Wheels, with 1
Add $1 50 for Weldin
nanufactare
XXX XX XX
Centre Hall, Pa.
and Wagon
Hardware of
Call and get prices.
Killed by a Rolling Stone,
Joseph Campaign, aged 63 years,
who lived at Cenar Run, a tributary of
killed
manner a few days ago.
in a singular
He was walk-
p hill,
upon which some boys were engaged
A de
Pine Creek, was
ing along a road passing a stee
in rollihg stones, large rock
crushed his skull. He was fi
afterward.
Bp
Their Annual Banguet.
annual banquet tonight in their hall
in town,
spread and intend making it
rable evening.
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~ALUA BLE REAL ESTATE - THERE WILL
be offered at public sale on the premises,
in Potter township, about one mile east of Col.
yer, Pa. on
SATURDAY, DEC. 19, 1508,
Atl o'clock. pm, the following desoribed real
estate of Elizabeth Ishler, deceased, late of said
township, to wit: All that certain tenement
ard tract or tracts of Jand stuate in Potter
township, Centre county, Pe. bounded and de
scribed as follows; on the west by lands of We,
Boal, on ihe south by lands of Susan Housman,
on the east and north by lands lately owned by
Jacob Royer, containing
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be the same more or less having thoreon erect
od a two-story house, good stable and other out
buildiogs, extra good fruit of all kinds, and ex.
eel ont water on preemie §
TERVE OF SALE Ten Jet gent, of purchase
money on day of sale; one-half on the first day
of April. 1597, and the balance in one year there
after, with interest to be secured by and
mortgege on the premises,
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Trustee tor the heirs,
ANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
2a" women to travel for respousible estab.
lished house 1. Pennsyivenia. Salary $790, pay-
able 815 weekly and expenses, Prsition perma.
nent. Reference, e self-addressed stamp.
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DO YOU WANT T0 SAVE MONEY
We will do our share to help you save money.
so temptingly low that every price will be an
advantage to you.
Underwear.
Children’s Underwear from 7¢ apiece
up to the finest lamb’s wool,
Ladies’ Underwear from 16¢ apiece
up to the finest all-wool,
Ladies’ Union Buits from 49¢ up to
the best,
Men's heavy gray Underwear from
“He up to the best all-wool,
Dry Coods.
8 Yards Wool Serge, £1.60,
We have been selling <0 many dress
patterns that we have been compelled
to order a second large lot of these
goods. 8 yards all-wool Dress Berge
for $1.60,
New Rough All-Wool Dress Goods.
New Dress Goods, all-wool, in the
£) meron {}
Clothing.
Men's, Y outl :
is
We have never sold Clothing at
present low prices. No matter what
kind of a suit you need—best black
suit, everyday, business or working
suit—we have them lower than you
can buy elsewhere,
Men's all-wool suits, $4, 4.50, 5,
and uy to the finest,
Joye’ Suits, 69¢, 74,
and up to the best,
rough eflects from 25¢ up to the best in
: FY a1
black and colors have just been opened and Boys { iothing.
the
Still have Flannels, Musling, Out-
: : . (
Special Bargains. ¢
All-linen, 2 yards wide, half bleach-
at 700, our
. aereoats
white Oercoats.
price,
All-linen, 5 yards wide, pure
Children’s Overcoats from 98¢
the best. Men's and Youths
coats from $2.50 up to the finest.
ya.
up
White Napkins, from 65¢ per dozen
Three-quarter size, red Sh :
Special Bargain Overcoats.
in
trimmed
, fine lining, good value at
:
our price, 3
(} scams. {3}
Boots and Shoes.
A fall line of children’s
ter school shoes, 68, 78 K7
1 57
3.4
A handsome Beaver Overcoat
men's blue and black, finely
and made
$7.50,
Misses’ and ( hildre ne
The best fitting, the most stylish
prices,
A good Ladies’ Coat for $1.75. If
heavy win-
and up to
i. These values were never sold at
hese prices,
Men's boots at $1.85 1
2.60 and up to the fine
Men's fine dress $1.2
1.45, 1.74, 1.98, 2.24 up to the finest,
Our Silk Plush Capes have establish-
up
ng
4%
{
32 inches
that would
to the best seal plush
inch sweep,
le
1 be wt.
shoes from
Children’s Coals from the cheapest ¥
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LRALY .
Ladies’
LE
Blankets.
Crray and White.
We have the largest
the smallest prices,
Blankets at 48¢, 75, {
pair up to the best,
ssn: {}
Ladies’ fine dress shoes, $1.24, 1.4
1.794, 1.98, 250 and up to the best in
the new shapes,
Ladies’ heavy shoes at
1.35,
75 £1,
“10
var 523 wt and Boots
assortment at | Over-Shoes and Boo!
Children's Overshoes from l4c up.
Ladies’ Overshoes from 25¢ up.
Men's Overshoes from S5dce up.
‘ 4 y ' Loseita fry £2 74 up
Bargain Blankets Men s Gum Boots from $2.75 up.
Boys’ Gum Boots, $1
s
Also a full line of Ci
Boots
iN $1.24. 1.50 per
Qrogpial
Special nh
wool Blanket,
1.560, our price $2.49,
A good heavy y red all
| regular value, §
Gum
11d 3!
pidren’'s
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LYON & CO.
Bellefonte.
we
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
WHERE HE BUYS HIS CLOTHING..
Nine times out of ten he will answer
at Faubles.
ASK HIM WHY,
AND HE WILL TELL You,
1st,
Because the assortment is iarger,
more complete, and consists of
goods different entirely from the
common ready-made goods found
in other stores.
That all goods are just as repre-
sented. They must be satisfactory
The
price is positively the lowest, in
or your money refunded.
fact we give you better goods for
less money.
ARE THE REASONS SUFFICIENT ? TRY IT ONCE.
FAUBLES.
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Men's Outfitters,
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ATTORNEYS.
TAYLOR,
Avorney at-Law
Va
All manper of legal busi
Bug
Bellefonte
No. 24 Temple Court
RO. FURST,
- o AUllorney-at Law
Bellefonte, Fa
Big
BA C. MITCHELL
. Bellefouis
Office, Room No, 10, Crider's Exchange
JOH N KLINE
’ Allorney st Law
BELLEFONTY
Office on second four of Farst's build
of Court House, Cau be
and Euglish
Cmts lle
J. H, ORVIN { BOWER
(jis 15, BOWER & ORV1S,
At. orneys st Law
BELLEFONT}
e in Crider's Exchange building
We
Mi
Offic
floor
b F. FORTREY,
i. AWGTiey st’ law
BELLEY(
JRE In Conrad Building
BANKS.
{ENT RE COUNTY BANKIN
Becelve deposits,
jau9l
excel
hots Hal vere
fg oouri and m
fonte an extra dis
BE. Woods Caldwi Prog
LOCK HAVER. PA
Good sesuple rooms on
Janel
raelor,
Terms reasonable.
i Sor
Let
! BUsH HOUSE,
| WL. Daggett, Proprietor
BELLEFONTE
Bpocial attention given to country trade
FA
spre
i NEW GARMAN BOUSE
3d Opposite Court House
Hi
LEFONTE
TE, PA
New building. new furnit
{| heat, electric bells and all modern mm
| Good table and modersie charges
A HOTEL,
D. H. Ruhl, Proprietor,
BPRING MILLE. PA.
Free bus to and from all trains,
i
SPRING Nill
i NEW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
i J. M. Reubsner Proprietor
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains. Good sample
rooms on first floor. Special mies to wilhesses
i and jurors
FOIUTTZ’S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
— me LAK
No Homse will die of Corse B
YER, iH Foutr's Powders are
ders will
| und cress tw
snd sweet
| JFoutr's Powders will core or prevent almost sveny
| Diswase 5 which Horses and Cnttle sre subiect.
i Forres Powpsks WIL GIVE SATISFACTION.
80M everywhere
{ DAVID B. POUTE, Proprietor,
|
BALTIMORE, MD.
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CRANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
women to travel for respon.dble estab.
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