SPRING MILLS,
VERSONAL MENTION.
Coming ahd Going,
Town,
was in town Tuesday.
the week with friends at Pine
Mills.
—Mrs, EK, J. Ward,
visited her mother, Mrs,
last week.
of
Mary Stiver,
Bellefonte,
— Mrs. Homer Barr, of Boalsburg,
visited her sister, Mrs. Jerry Miller
last week
Miss Jennie Odenkirk is
burg this week.
is visiti at the home of her daug
ter, Mrs, Jared Kreamer,
— Misses Katie and liszie Zeigler,
of Linden Hall, with
their friend Miss Ida Rhoads.
Miss MeClenahan
Mrs, Maude Yearick attended a mis-
sionary convention at Millheim Wed-
nesday,
spent Tuesday
and
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Our old friend, A. J. Stifler, of
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Centre Hill, was a caller, and with his
usual smile hi it
Sax d 1
inbel
fixed where
does him credit.
eadin
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bin Th AY -
CRINAN, ole Of IN8eY
vg g Citizens, gave our sancs
his label in ad-
wee {JU T CRTECIILE
Mader,
call accompanied by
d townsman, Oley
ir with
father who
sanctum
his
favored ol a
»
resides in Mifflint
—Miss
burg, spent several days in this place
JUrg
Sarah Kline, of Aarons-
and vicinity, visiting her many friends
and ac Mntanoes,
C. U. Hoffer and family, of Phil-
burg, and W. J. 'y
] fonte, among
Conley and fami-
those
Henry
were
Miss J
{o attend the
Ia Rhoads left yesterday
commencement exercis-
She will visit at
rthun land and
renumoeriand RRL
1 tar we of
Spangler, one of
our os
atrons of near Potters Mills,
favored our sand with a call.
rms us the cool weather has given
ti rosy a hal »
{ olher crops a back-set.
an.
3
raden, of Gregg, favored
us with a eall, and related some of his
i
$ cy fe 11 Ons 1
ing experiences in
interes
interesting
§ farming.
Mra. Graden was a caller soon after,
first
pre
ann Th we two en er jolly Centre Hill
ers, Peter MeClin.
tick, called at our office. Mr. Bmith
father,
Lamar,
being her isit to a printing office
to see the servative,
art
Smith and Sam'l
informed us that his venerable
Dr. Charles Smith, at
now x7 vears of age,
living
has lost his sight
The Doctor,
years ago, was a physician with large
practice at Penn Hall.
and is in feeble health.
— Harvey Vonada, one of Georges
valley's prominent farmers, gave the
his label hie
Reporter a call, and set int
roll He th
his n , Emanuel Zettle, long
feeble health
of honor. informs us at
hbor
in
The
are
pig
i is somewhat better,
erops, in Mr. Vonada's opinion,
likely to the
weather,
suffer some from cool
Danny Snyder, the genial sales
from Shamokin, gave us a warm
the r Danny
is fond of visiting our trout streams
HIAn
othe
handshake day.
and occasionally sends in trout fry for
stocking. In Shamokin, he tells us,
his water tax per year for family use is
$15, if he had a pavewash it would be
$3 extra, for a lawn sprinkler $6 extra,
for four harses §j extra—.total $39. In
Centre Hall this would one
third as much in average,
=
oS
not be
——Adam R. Bierley, of Penn Cave,
was in Centre Hall last Thursday, and
found time to drop in at the RPORTER
office. Mr. Bierley is an extensive!
iumber operator, and will soon move |
his mill from the tract near Penn Cave |
to the one he recently purchased from |
Wm. Yearick, west of Madisonburg. |
There are 212 acres of white pine and |
oak lumber on the Yearick tract and!
Mr. Bierley expects to cut about a
half-million feet from it,
sae fp pc
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Whereas, It has Pleased our Heav-
enly Father in his all-wise providence
to remove from our midat Mr, Henry
Boozer, who died on June 4th, 189%;
therefore be it
Resolved, That we the members of
Trinity Reformed Sunday school of
Centre Hall, Pa, whiie reverently
bowing to His Divine will, record our
high sppreciation of the character of
our deceased brother, recognizing in
him the genuine spifit of true mani
warth, and cherish bis’ memory wit
the assurance that our loss is his gain,
and that the bonds of true fellowshi
endure beyond the grave, And be it
further
Resolved, That we extend our sym.
pathy to the bereaved household, and
that in commemoration of our loss,
these resolutions be recorded on the
minutes of the Sunday school, and
published in the CENTRE REPORTER.
G. W, HOSTERMAN,
F. A. FOREMAN,
H. W. Kiam
Our Correspondent Reports the Events of
the Past Week
last week. In the examination
nineteen applicants only five failed.
D. H. Ruhl, our popular landlord,
{ by the free use of a white wash brush,
Last week Miss Mattie Cioodhart, a
very accomplished young lady of Cen-
| tre Hall, was visiting her many friends
| in our village,
{ Commercial agents t raveling through
{ this valley report no improvement in
| business; orders very small and few in
| number,
| The new portico for the M., I. par-
sonage is about being commenced: this
will add greatly to the appearance of
| the residence.
Charles Miller, the well-known wool
considerable wool from this station: he
John Weaver, of our village, in addi-
tio
locks,
1 to repairing jewelry, watches and
has turned his
o
attention to re-
pairing bieyele Hi he is B® thorough nies
chanie,
Ho ward Rossman, the
clerk of CC, P. Long.
Tim
eflicient
took a day off on
very
1
Tuesday last and Demo-
cratic convention in Bellefonte: he is a
very sound
attended the
Democrat,
Li Moy r, one
sliver
Un Wednesday last C,
received the
latest improved Wing piano, with
orch
estral attachment,
Mr.
the
tute, to test it: aft
er
ted
Insti-
ROVE
and re
Normal
playing
ues
Newcomer, of
ral
fine pieces of music in a very charm-
ing manner, he pronounced it a ve ry
superior instrument.
On Saturday last the junior base ball
club of our village, had another contest
with the farmers team, alse
f sviir vil
y Of OUr vii-
lage, but with no better success than
then the
or of what they
they had two weeks ago,
;
» id \
sCore stood 4 to 8 in fay
st opponents, the
b
Cild,
roain in the
i 2480 00) LL)
niars however
with a short com
at ti
players
rather poor playin
iunior club can do better:
matter with you ?
The Musical Institute now establi
ne instruoe-
tion of Newcomer and Zeigler is strict.
v
¥ a musical academy, where the latest
harmony are taught and the principles
thoroughly explained by
'r, who has charge of thi
which o« of 1
piano, i
Mr. New
accomplished pianist and a teache
sists
and harmony,
very pronounced abilities, having had
a wide experience in the east
and l-kn
and west
Wn this
throughout
Mr. Zeigle
al
» instrument department, con-
and
Mr. Zeigler
n these valle
$y Fit
Og Of Lhe
organ
raments,
known | ve As
f
musician and a teacher of very st
In July the Normal will be perma-
rently located at Spring Mills, Pa. a |
town noted for its romantic and beau-
from the celebrated Penn Cave. health-
ace their sons and |
i tlio
OAK HALL
Ttema of Interest Gathered by Our Corres. |
pondent,
Jacob Kaup spent Sunday at this
place with his parents and sister An-
nie,
Jared Kreamer, of Centre Hall. was
noticed in our town one day last week.
Wm. Meyer and wife, of Walnut |
Grove, were visiting at this place last
Thursday,
Cora Nellers, of this place, spent Sun- |
day with friends at Houserville. i
Fred and wife and little |
daughter Mabel, of Pine Grove, were |
the guests of W, H, Close and family |
Sunday.
Jennie Stamm left on Wednesday
for Altoona, where she will stay for
some time,
Henry Potter and Jas. Ross, both of
Meyer
this place Wednesday.
A car load oi hay was shipped from
this station this week,
Mrs. Fye has been spending some
Some of our people from this place
attended the funeral of Henry Boozer,
at Centre Hall Tuesday.
A stp
“For three years we have never been
without Chamberlain’s Colig, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house,”
says A. H. Patter, with E. C. Atkins
& Co. Indianapolis, Ind., “and my
wife would as soon think of being
without flour as a bottle of this Remo.
dy in the summer season. We have
used it with all three of our children
and it has never failed to ecure—not
simply stop pain, but cure absolutely,
It is all right, and any one who tries it
will find itso.” For sale by J. H,
Ross, Linden Hall, 8. M. Swartz, Tus-
seyville, Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills,
and R. E. Bartholomew, Centre Hall.
GRAIN MARKET,
ATTORNEYS.
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Alorney at-law,
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Bides
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The Labor |
of getting
: | 095 Meals
confror 1¢ one in every
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home cach year. Whoever the @
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Positively the Gr
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| eatest Bargains Ever Offered.
hoes, ete,, never Meap and attrac
Croods, ]
work
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Has
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place where they ean get the most fo Her money
Dress Goods, Lawns, Dimities, White Goods, Muslin, Prints, Ete,
y y { {
We nave seiected a 1114 LOCK of the a WE named coodgs
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A FEW PARTICULARS
Carpet.
rain and Bross {
Pumps.
vs
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Men's,
ne and see the
Stock and Poultry
Coods.
Wall Paper.
oys’ and Children’s Clothing. |
$133
BE $5 4
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TINE TOKBODAD
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W. L. Dageett
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NEW GARMAN HOUBE
Opposite Cot
Potts & McCoy.
Centre Hall, . Pa. |
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ONE GREAT BIG
SWEEPING PRICE
Reduction on all Our
QPRING
MILLS BOTEL,
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ii. Proprietor
SPRING MILLS, ¥
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rue PENNSYLVANIA BTATE OOLLEG Free bus to and from all trains.
LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI
FUL AND HEALTHFUL 8POTS IN THE
ALLEGHERY REGION; UNDENOMINA-
TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES:
TUITION FREE: BOARD AND
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW, NEW BUILDIXS
ARD EQUIPMENT.
NEW BROCK ER}
us to i from
anda
first floor
Free t
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LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF MTUDY.
I' AGRICULTURE and HORTICULT!
with constant iliustrations ou the
and in the Laboratory,
BIOLOGY, BOTANY and
iginal study with the & Croscope
CHEMISTRY: with an usually full and
thorough course in the Laboratory
{CIVILENGINEERING, }
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: | These
I MECHHENICAL ENGINEERING { cour ss
{ MINING ENGINEERING jes are
socompanied with very extensive practical
exercises in the Field, the Shop, and the i
Laboratory, i
HISTORY: AND POLITICAL SCIENCE,
INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN, i
LANGUAGE and LITRRATURE: Latin
{optional,) French, German and English (re- |
quired.) ate 67 more continued through the |
entire course,
MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY:
and Applied.
MECHANIC ARTS; combining shop work |
with study, three years’ course i
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL 8CI- |
ERCE; Constitutional Law and History; |
Political Koonomy, eto. i
MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti
cal and practical, inciudingeach arm ofthe
service,
13. PREPARATORY COURSE; One year,
Fall term opens Sept. 11, 1885, Examinations
for admission, Sept. 13,
For Eashlogue or other information, address
GEO. W, ATHERTON, LL.D., Prost,
State College, Centre Oo. Pa
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Malaria.
Whooping Cough
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means by seeing us.
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Kidney
Urinary Diseases
Colds and Grip.
Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on
receipt of price, 25¢., or 5 for §1.
Dr. Hesoenuxys' Homporature Maxvan
or Dmspaszs Marien Free.
Hamphreys' Med. Co, 111 William 8, KN. YX.
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ESIRABLE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE. —
The undersigned offers a desirable home
stead for sale, situated south east corner of pub-
lie square io ough of Centre Hall, Pa, known
as the Henry Witmer homestead; thereon erect.
ed a good dwelling, large barn, and all suitable
gut buildings. large gardens, and fine orchard,
fruit of all kinds; sald barn and gardens on sepa-
rate Jot. Also five acres of land adjoining said
homestead which can be laid out ia desirable
town lots; all in good enitivation.
ISAAC SMITH, Centre Hall,
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