PERSONAL MENTION. | The Fence Law, ——— i The opinion handed down one day last week by Judge Bavidge, of Sun- bury, interpreting the fence law, is of interest to every farmer in the state, { A woman had brought suit against a | neighbor for damage to her corn by his Coming and Golng.— Visitors in and out of Town, iy Kerlin says he will be abie to take charge of his school at Lemont in a week or two, Fergus Potter, one of Harris | ¢ a Whe law formerly Felirel 2 win : : " | to fence § ) 'g y township's representative citizens, was | : ' nos fuga gy 18 : JIOFS one . | but now under the statute every man in town Monday. | 4 glalule every 1 a { must fence against his own cattle, and a — Mrs, Stein, of Bellefonte, was the he 1 tf) B KR | this he must do at all hazards, no mat- ) ) « B. reamer ip . guest at the Jone y ATERIET | ter if it takes a fence ten feet high. If several days this week. | one’s cattle get out and do damage to ——Miss Stump, from near Plum- | his neighbor the owner of the cattle is grove, was a pleasant caller and set { liable for the damage done, unless it her mother's Reporter label out into | aan be shown the cattle were let out 97. f by a tresspasser, in which case the ~Supt. Gramley and Mrs, Gramley, | party damaged would proceed against of Rebersburg, were visiting at the | the wrong-doer, home of Mr. Simon Harper on Mon- | day and Tuesday. ——Will Curry, of near Centre Hill, | was in to see us a few days ago. He | will leave the D. L.. Kerr farm and move on the Osman farm west of town. ——B. F. Yearick, for a number of years tenant on Kurtz's farm near this place, this spring will move on a farm three miles beyond Salona. He is an excellent citizen, cattle. Judge Bavidge charged Ac fesse Fighting Tuberculosis, Dr. Walter, veterinary surgeon, has tuberculosis in cattle, all the cattle in the State with the tuberculosis test would cost over five millions of dollars, and an- other plan was devised by which an | outward test will be made at a total | cost of about $60,000. A bill, however, | will be presented to the present Legis- lature providing that no cattle dis- | eased in any way shall be imported in | i this State, stamp out examine ~—— Miss Mame Kreamer leaves to- day for Hartleton, where she will be a bridesmaid for her friend Miss Mazie Pellman, whose wedding toa Mr Glov- er occurs tonight. i i Bil st seni— — Ask Your Patronage. { { Frank Arney and Ollie Stover wish | Ex-landlord Bartges is making extensive preparations for farming in | the spring. He issporting a big heavy | to inform the public that they have | team of blacks, a recent purchase, and | received a sample book of wall paper | they are dandies. | from a Chicago Wall Paper mill, from which they expect to sell paper Bt | —Ira C. Korman, of OakHall, was , down to Centre Hall yesterday on a Such prices that will surprise their pas trons; further, that they intend carry- | business trip. Mr. Korman is quite an | pe : extensive dealer in farm implements, | Dg on the painting business as last | and along with it has been in charge | %¢ason, doing all kinds of work in| of the grain house at that place. He | Painting and paper hanging. is a live young man and does a big buisness. oy For Sale. our former Williams- . . . . coo | private sale. It is desirably located, Visit . i and has good dwelling house, stable, | and outbuildings, | along with a large building now occu- | . J. Reesman’s stove and tin | —— Howard Homan, townsman, now located in port, came up on Monday on a among his old friends. He likes the Lumber City and for the pres- ent has no intention of locating where, says he other necessary else- pied by A | store. The property will be offered at | Address Joux 8B. HARPSTER, 123 Stepheson St. Freeport, Ill. the — | Lewins, Bellefonte, can give you | an up-to-date equipment of clothing for less money than any other store in | the comutry. Try him and see. bY _JISYWD | 7 How IS It | | i i —— Chas. Long, Spring Mills’ hust- ling merchant, was in town on Mon- day. He has opened a large store at Northumbsrland, and in connection with his Mills and State College has enough to keep him a bargain, store at Spring out of mischief. —Mr. Ira Sigler, of Mifflin county, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Sam- uel Crotzer, east of town. An import- ant event is billed to take place in Mr. Crotzer’s family in a week or two in which Mr. Sigler will figure promi- nently. The REPorTER will give par- ticulars later. ——Henry Moyer and son William, | of Tusseyyille, were pleasant callers at this office a few days ago. Mr. Moyer will have a large sale of his farm stock and implements on March 19, and in- | tends quitting farming for once. He | has occupied the farm of Daniel Fleish- er for about eighteen years. Such ten- | ants as he are exceedingly rare these | days. All the paring, chop- seeding, stemming and cleaning are done by perfected machinery. Such immense quantities are sold that a mite of profit on each package of | A———— — oo ne A COBURN, A Breezy Letter from Our Correspondent Down the Valley, Reuben Royer transacted business at Laurelton Monday. A. J. Campbell came home on Sat- | urday and remained over the election. K. H. Stover and lady friend attend- ed the concert at Madisonburg last Friday evening. Mrs, Hulda Ripka, of Linden Hall, spent a few, days last week visiting friends at this place. Emanuel Garbrick and daughter Olie, of Zion, were visiting friends at this place on Sunday, E. H. Musser and family, of Wood- ward, were visiting at the home of T. W. Hosterman on Sunday. Ed. Bower and wife, of Haines | Butter. township, were royally entertained by | Eggs the family of J. H. Bowersox, on last | a Sunday. | The protracted meeting in 1p Evangelical church continues with |™ unabated interest; the church is crowd- | ed every evening with worshipers and | spectators | MARCHLI- Cra Durst mile wath of Li A. F. Harter, of Millheim, has his | sheep, hogs, shosts. wagons. reaper. binder, shingle mill in operation, on the old | goods © O® and housshol saw mill owned by the Kerstetter es- | yancn 11~Joseph K. Confer, 2 miles west of tate at this place. M. M. Harback | Be san? Bore, > milol cows, Soung Sat. does the sawing, and koows how to | kinds of farm implementa, handle it; he is an old veteran at the | MARCH 12-8amuel Ertel, 2'¢ miles south-west business, of Spring Mills, horses, cows, young castle, ] | wagons, reapers, binder and many other farm W. H. Meyer, of this place, expects | Implements, : . | MARCH 16—At residence of Wm. Curry to become a citizen of Centre Hall | : after April 1st, he having purchased a | young LSattle, hogs, wagons, mower, farm im- lace, near t sta- . y property at that p ate, he sta MARCH 17~Danlel Krader, near Spring Mills: tion; we are all sorry to see him go, & head of horses, 10 cows, young cattle, hogs, but what will be our loss will be Cen wagons, farm implements, ote tre Hall's gain. All grocers mil IL. Bae sure is enough. and got the pravine, Bead your same aod address snd mention this sper, and we will mall you free 8 Seek, “Mes. wpkiny Thanksgiving 7 one of the meat pop wisr humorous anthers of the day. EERRRLLAOULE €0, SYRACUSE, ¥. V. GRAIN MARKET, Corrected weekly by R. E. Bartholomew. Wheat... RYO .connene Corn... Oats Buckwheat PRODUCE AT STORES, the | SALE REGISTER. 1% mile: west 5f Centre Mill. horses, cows, heifers, MARCH 13—-Samuel Durst, west of Old Fort. horses, cows, sheep, hogs, farm implements of all kinda, ete, MARCH 19-AL the residence of Henr Moyer, in Potter towhanip, | mile east of Tusseyville: horses, cattle, 30 hogs, farm implements, etc, MARCH ®-Danjel Daup, 1 mile east of Centre Hill, 3 horses, 6 milch cows, sheep, hogs, wag ous, farm implements, horse gears, etc, MARCH Z3-~At the residence of Ira Grossman, 1 mile west of Tusseyville; horses, vows, cattie, farm implements of all kinds, and the household goods. MARCH =~ Honty Emerick, at Farmers Mills, , COWS, reaper, mower farm Ymplements of all. Kinds. ete. J Leitzell auctioneer. MARCH 26-At the late residence Gregg, west of tre Hall, reaper, mower, impleme bore bousehold goods, ete, > - i bave given Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a fair test and consider it one of the very best remedies for croup that I have ever found. One dose has always been sufficient, although I use it freely. Any cold my children con- tract yields very readily to this medi- cine. I can conscientiously recom- mend it for croup and colds in e¢hil- dren.—Geo. E. Wolfe, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Fernandina, Fla. Sold by 8. M. Swartz, Tusseyville, J. H. Ross, Linden Hall, Wm. Pealer, gal representatives of Joseph Rishell ote of Gregg township, deceased: Lydia ish- ell, widow, Bpring Mills, Pa; Charles 8B. Rishi i! Poo, Logan County, Kansas; Andrew J. Rishell, Altoonn, Pa. ; Caroline Cain and H. M. Cain her husband, Spring Mills, Pa., Barah Stover and F H. Btover, her husbaud, Coburn, Pa; Susan Het tinger and R. KE, Hettinger, her husband, Penn Hall, Pa ; Jeremiah Rishell, Coburn, Pa.; Cathe rine Decker and J. A, Decker, her husband, Pine Grove Millis, Pa ; Mary Moyer and James Moyer, her husband, Centre Hall, Pa; Jonas B Rishi], Coburn, Pa.; John H, Rishell, Farmers Mills, Pa. ; George H. Rishell, Spring Mills, Pa.; William P Rishell, residence unknown: Della C, Crater and William Crater, her husband, Bpring Mills Pa. Take notice that fu pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of Centre County, Pennsylva nia, & writ in partition has been issued from said Court to the Sheriff of sald county, returnable on Monday, the 26th day of April, 1857, and that an inquest be beld for the purpose of making parti tion of the real estate of sald decedent on THURSDAY, MAKCH 25th, 1897, at 10 30 o'clock, a. m., atthe late residence of the deceased, at which time and place you can be present if you see proper All that certain messuage, tenement and tract of land bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at a stone, being the north esst cor | ner of said tract of land, and the corner in com | mon with lands of Conrad Imme! and John B | Heckman, thence along land of Conrad Immel {and John B. Heckman, thence along lant of land of Conrad Immel and Will'am A. Pealer, south 1324 degrees west 1587 perches to a stone being the north-east corner of school house lot, thence along said Jot south 89%¢ degrees east 8 perches ¥ to white oak, thence along ands of Daniel Rip 5-10 perches to a point of Daniel Hipka south 184 degrees east A perches 10 a willow on south bank of Muddy Creek where it empties luto Penns Creek, t John Ebert south 474 degrees east 4Y perches, thence along lund of same south 76% degrees cast 13 4-10 perches, thence alo ng same lands north 66 degrees east 96-10 perches, thence 82 degrees east 75:10 perches, thence south 79 degrees east 6 5-10 perches, thence slong lands of Richard Dunlap north b2' degrees east 3734 perches thence along lands of same north #)g degrees east 24 perches, thence al ARIE south 49g degrees east 4 perches north 414 degrees enst 44 perches, then hence He E same rehes Wo a By Buying at them anywhere, our prices and qualities. A good, heavy Twilled Linen Toweling, real value 10c,, our price, 6¢ A fast color Turkey red Table Linen, real value 24c., our price., - 7c Better grades worth 5c 25¢ , 85¢. and 40¢, y 45¢. and blc., our price Have again received a lot of the 62 neh half bleached Table Linen, worth 50cts ’ 35 CALE PEAR. oinins srsmmssesssvesissrsessnscressrs C New Dress Ginghams from he up New Percales in choice patterns, from de. up New Spring Dress Fabrics in different colorings, solid colors, in the new Blues, Browns, Greens, with blsck network woven over the OOlOTs, very stylish, 42 luches wide, real value 0c. 3 ORE PPIOB ..ovnnsiinesbisins ns sro is susss C A good ( orset at 2octs. We are selling 8 Corset at 5c that is as good in quality nnd make as other merchants sell at 8 We get them in 25 dozen Jots— Which tells you t t @ lands north C022 dewroes east yp stone corner, thence along lands « Jo Heckman north 88 degrees west 2M 2-10 perches to the place of beginning containing one i { t i an four perches two-story fra gf 1 barn, and ol di part of the firm, two house and stable and out! } curtilage of three acres more or less W.M. CRONISTE ot sheriffs Office, Bellefonte, Feb. 1, 1897 PPLIC is hereby persons have fil the office of the ( tre County, and the said Court grant the same er ATION on M Newton Wm. R. C} Frank Mose Joseph Pickeris James Passmor Dorsey P. Meyers, Jolin A Erb Tempest Si Emma 8, Liester John M Relish, W'B. Musser A I er ger, D. H. Rub J. A Gramiey Jacob 1. A. Knhibeck Geo. BH 1 John G. 1 ’ Lawrence Reddis 0. J. Blover Isaac A. Shawver James 5, R i Ham'l Rogers, Wholesale Geo. E. Lamb Wm, Rie John Anderson Orin Vail, Wholesale seo, E. Chandler W. ER. Haynes M. M. Robin or N. W, Eby Joo. C. Mullfing Bellefonte, Pa, Fel A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —LETTERS of Administration upon the estate of Samuel Craw ford, decessed. late of Gregg town. ship, having been lawfully granted to the un dersigned, he would respeptiully request all per sons knowing themselves indebted to the estate to make immediate payment and those having clalms against the same to present them duly au thenticated for settlement, WM. PEALER, Adm'r Spring Mills Lukenbach’s Photo-Studio. 3 Grand Premiums. jan216t 1st Premium—8150 Gold Watch. Each 25¢. worth of pietures entitles the purchaser to a vote. The votes must be cast for ministers, The min- ister receiving the highest number of votes at the close of the contest, which is limited, will receive a Gold Watch worth $150.00. 2d. Premium. Each 25¢. worth of pictures entitles urchaser to one guess at the success- ul minister. The one guessing nearest the number of votes cast for the suc- cessful minister will be given one doz- en Cabinets free, 3d Premium. The person casting the greatest num- ber of votes in this contest will also re- ceive one dozen Cabinets free, LUKENBACH'S PHOTO GALLERY. Centre Hall, . . Pa. Photographs finished in the highest style the art. No better made. Prices right. 4 genuine Photographs, 25¢. or 10 for Me. Cab- inets $1.00 per one-half dozen and up, FEE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG LOCATED IN OSE OF THE MOST BEAUTI FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA.- TIONAL; OPEN TO BOTH BEXES: TUITION FREE; BOARD AND OTHER EXP LOW. NEW BUILDINS AND EQUIPMENT, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE, with constant illustrations on the Farm and in the ry. BIOLOGY, BOTANY and ZOOLOGY. Of. with the mic lina stud . EMISTRY; with an un iy full and t ree in the Laboratory, | Civil EL h cou L ENGINEERING ) | | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: | Thess | MECHHNICAL ENGINEERING | cour s | | MINING ENGINEERING; ied with very extensive practical sccompan w exercises in the Field, the Bhop, and the STORY; AND POLITICAL SCIENCE. INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN, LANGUAGE and LIT ATURE; quired.) one or mote continued aan the en course, MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; pure AL, MORAL and POLITICAL SCI. nal Law and 3 Spring Mills, R. E. Bartholomew, Centre Hall. AAC atts Tims of Mile Lh SERRA Sie nd nas New Spring line o ¢ ’ Pen 8, 4 y | hoe for men that ot i ———— Lyon & Co.'s ut } h qualities, why we can sell them at that low price. For $1.00 we give as good a Corset as other mer chants sell at §1.50-the Bonnette -perfect fit, elegantly made, good material, New Laces in all the new patterns—Torchon, Oriental, Venitian and Valenclence, White, Cream and butter color Hosiery. A fast black seamless Ladies’ Hose, worth 0c 10¢., Our prioe.......ccoccnssiins New Vellings New Neck Ribboas, in colors and Black Antiques New Bhirt Walsts Moire New Muslin Underware New Corset Covers, New Tam O'Shanters, inlall the different styles aud colorings New Eaton and Golf Caps for bicycling. for men adies and children Children’s Shoes. A ob. our price x worth £1.2 £1.71 new toes, Wis HArTOw oes of our 81.45 Ladies been told that it as Huy to 1 ip 0 he the wide and the Ehoe and have frequently {uality as any olher mer $2.00; have them in b Inoo ng a Ladies’ Bhoe for $1.25 that 3 quality ss other Liants sell mer J mere goo) $1 Ehoe as good and $3.50 for a fine Lad we can sell you just ution or lace for §2.5 len cisew here wh every shape, b THING ust received ls ] z y p at the low pri ¢ 01 ¢ All-Wool Pants Boys’ K nee Pants FULL LINE Ol any very best. in the couuty. Bellefonte, In the P YOUR EYE KEE ¢ Men's Outfitters. Bellefonte. ATTORNEYS. CGH B, TAYLOR, Atlorneyat-law, Bellefonte, Pa. All mauner of legal busi- Ro, 4 Temple Court _RUKIG | ness promptly attended 10, i Altorney-al- Law lefon A -~ Bail Offices directly opposite the Court Hous IRA C Ba Office, Room No. 10, Crider's Exchange 0. FURBT, , Pa. Bugs MITCHELL, Atlorneyat-Law, Fa. oct Hefoutle JOBR KLINE ‘ Attorney st Law ELLEFONTE Office on second Boor of Furst's bul of Court House. Can be and Euglish PA ili g, north cousuited in German ans’ J. H. ORVISB, { BOWER (JRVIE, BOWER & ORVIS, Atlorneys at Law BELLEFONTY¥ Office in Crider's Exchange building « floor, M D ¥, FORTNEY, . Atlorney st'law BELLEFONTE Office in Conrad Building, ((LEMANT DALE, Attorney sl Law BELLEFONT} corner Dismond, two Office XN. W First National Bank Fin SPANGLER & HEWES - Allorney BELL 0 colle Epocial attention (ERTRE COUNTY BANKING BE Eesceive deposita Jang J. D. Buvaener, Cashier; HOTELS. OTEL r AMBRIINE dwell, P LOCK HAN Good sample rooms on jan®2 roprielor EN, PA. Terms ressonable first ® Boor, BUsH BOUEE, W. L. Daggeit, Proprietor BELLEFONTE, PA Bpecial aliention given Ww country trade. spriv NEW GARMAN HOUSE, Opposite Court House, BELLEFONTE, PA. New building, new furniture throughout, rtesm beat, electric bells and all modern improvements, Good table and modersie charges. SPRING MILLS BOTEL, D. H. Ruhl, : NG MILLS, PA. | Pree bus to and from all trains, NEW BROCKERHOFY HOUSE, . M. Neubauer rietor, BELLEFONTE, PA. Free bus to and from sll traine. Good sample rooms on first Soor. Special mites to witnesses and jurors. HUMPHREYS’ No. No. No. No. No 1 Cures Fever. “ Worms. Infants’ Diseases, Diarrhea. Neuralgia. “ Headache. Dyspepsia. Delaved Periods. Leuchorrea. Skin Diseases. Rheumatism. Malaria. Whooping Cough ‘ Kidney Diseases. No. 80 Urinary Diseases No. 77 Colds and Grip. Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt ot price, 25¢., or 5 for $1. Da. Hesmvnneys' Homporatmic Maxvarn or Diseases Mansp Fare. Hamphreys' Med. Co, 111 William St, XK. XY. 20) Oy hd AUTION. ~HAVING PURCHASED AT Constable's sale on Monday, February Sth, the following y from G ¢ Bltoer, 4 horses, 5 cows, 5 head young cattle, § hogs, horse gears, harness, fiymets, binder, mower, grein driil, cultivators, plows, harrows, ete , bob sled | lotof hay and cornfodder, potatoes, three-fifth interest in 0 scores of grain, together with all the defendants personal property. The same bas been left in his possession st my pleas All perons sre hereby cautioned bot to meddle with same in any manner. GEORGE REIBER. ebild Tusey vi lot corn, Ne.
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