PERSONAL MENTION. COBURN,
Items of Interest from Our Correspondent
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oming and Going, — Visitors in and out of Down the Valley.
Town, ys p 2 . ‘
» I'he festival last Baturday evening
cleared over $20.
Reuben Royer visited friends in Un-
fon county over Bunday.
Jerry Kessler, of Rockford, Ill, and
Mrs. Peter Kessler, of Rebersburg, vis-
ited friends here on Bunday.
James Burd, who works
burg, came home on Friday and
mained over Sunday with his family.
Mrs. James Burd and daughters
went to Centre Hall on Monday morn-
ing, and will keep an ice cream stand
during the picnic.
Miss Ida Weber and Miss Nerhood,
two charming young young ladies of
Rebersburg, drove over to this place
week
over night at P. H. Btover’s.
Alfred Hosterman, of Centre
Hill, favored our sanctum with a call.
——Miss Lou Camp, of Tyrone, is
visiting friends in town and taking in
the pienic.
—— Miss Elsie Herring, of Altoona,
is spending the week with relatives in
Centre Hall,
Mrs. Della Brungard, of Lewis-
burg, is visiting at the home of Mr, H.
W. Kreamer.
at Lewis
re-
Witmer Bmilly, of Williamsport,
arrived Monday and will take in the
pienie this week,
—— Our former citizen Wm. Lohr,
of Lewisburg, came up last Saturday
to attend the picnic.
remained
of
our young chaps were captivated by
their
their hearts have been going pit-a-pat,
one evening last and
Two
— Mrs. Joseph Gilliland, of New
Bloomfield, Pa. among
friends in Centrs Hall and vicinity.
is visiting their charms, and since return
GRAIN MARKET,
grreoted weekly by (RR. E. Bartholomew,
New Wheat
New
Oats
Buckwheat
PRODUCE AT STORES,
BUtbOr...connee cos vnssrsnsansenns
FREE...coerssiesersnss
Lard sane
Shoulders ........
Ham
allow
Potatoes
Sides
de nership heretofore existing
|
George W. Jackson, F. w, Crider and Daniel H. |
Hastings, under the firm pame of Jackson, ©ri |
der & Hastings, doing business as bankers in the |
Borough of Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, bas been |
this day dissolved hy mutual consent, F W. Cri
der retiring from the firm, The business will be
continued and conducted at the same place by |
George W. Jackson and Daniel H. Hastings, of i
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, and J Henry Coch-
ran and Henry C. McCormick, of Williamsport, |
Pennsylvania, who this day formed & Co
partners under the rm name f Jackson
| H iH |
Hastings, and Company, by whom the business |
will be co Ly whom a
between
DRY#
Jd and Ww tehted ness |
& Hastings |
IACKSON
Our old friend Jacob Neese, of
Farmers’ Mills, gave us a call and put
pit-a-pat.
BRUSH VALLEY ITEMS,
-
his label in good shape as is his way.
—— Mrs. Zeb. Krise and son Mayne, j
are visiting at the home of her moth-
er, Mrs. Jane Love, on Church street.
Our Correspondent’s Usual
Letter.
——Cleven Dinges and wife, of Will- |
iamsport, are visiting at the home of |
his mother, and taking in the picnic. |
—Mr. Clem. Hemphill, of Phila- |
{ into our valley on Monday.
Steward Weaver moved
to Woodward,
i
school.
festival last Saturday eve.
Mrs. Ella Erhard, of
visited relatives in this vicinity.
Edward Smull and his wife, came |
delphia, spent a week at the home of
Mr. J. R. Lawyer, at Earleystown, re
turning again last Friday.
his family
where he will teach
-—D. F. Luse was down at Laurel-
ton Monday, showing the merits
his hydrant to a new water company
recently incorporated there.
of Our farmers who can ‘‘gel a
on’’ themselves, as the old saying is,
are cutting their corn.
Harro Walker, of Be
promising young attorneys, was in our |
one Hefonte's |
—— Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shadle and
little son, of Williamsport, visit-
ing at the home of Mrs. Shadle’s fa-
ther, Mr. John Bitner, west of town.
Mrs. Elizabeth
this morning for her bome at
are y
valley last Wednesday.
Charles Young, of Kansas, has been
visiting friends here and in Nittany,
jarber departed | |
Milton. |
She had been visiting among the Boal |
valley, and will return to Kansas soon.
The general opinion is, that there is
a panther in the
p LHATITOWS
families here for the last three months
—Mrns. C. D. Runkle, of Pittsburg,
and Mrs. Agnes Spangler, of Joliet, |
Illinois, arrived last week, and
visiting at the home of their
Mrs. George M.
— (harley Dorworth, of Bellefonte,
is reporting the picoic for the Phila-
He |
“gtories'’ |
3rush and Penns vallies, which killed
some ten cattle within three weeks,
The few respected soldiers of our val
ed
of
are | in join-
ley, were nearly all delight
sister, | ing in with the soldiers our sister
Joal. county to spend a pleasant day at Hec-
{ la Park last Saturday.
| - A
delphia “Inquirer” and “Press.” Stop My Paper
is a keen observer his
are always bright and strong.
After you get angry and
slop
and your
into wa-
the hole. |
sadly ¥t
finger
vk
how
paper, just poke your
fox
ter, pull it out, and at
— Rev. Bosler, an itinerant colored |
minister, held services the Evan-
gelieal church basement Sunday even-
ing. Monday evening he delivered a
lecture on the colored race.
Then you will know na
in
| are missed. A man who thinks a pa
| per cannot thrive without his support, i
| ought to go oft and stay ahwile. When |
m | he comes back, half his friends will
Mrs. Samuel Barr, of Tyrone, | : ®
was a guest at the home of Mrs, J.
She will spend
other
not know he has gone and the
| half will not care, while the world at
Boal over Bunday.
. : ~. |large kept account of his movements,
some time with her mother, Mrs, Sti- i
{ You will find things you cannot e
| dorse in every paper. The
Books'' is often very plain and hits
leading and level headed members of | ..,.0 hard raps, but if you were to get
the Grange organization, in company | p,q and burn your Bible, hund-
with his grandson Fred, gave the Re- rexls of presses would still
. : i go on print- |
He is hopeful that this paper
paps ri
n-
ver, at Centre Hill. a
OOK Of
Col. James F. Weaver, one of the
the
porter a call. ing it. So when you stop your
week's pic-nic will be a greal success. | gq call the editor names, the
—Prof. George Snyder, of Btate | will still be published, and what is
College, the newly-elected principal of | more, you will read it or
the Centre Hall schools, was in town | o/s
several days the latter part of last |
week in consultation with the school |
directors, and becoming acquainted |
with our citizens and the pupils.
A -
Going for the Critters
If Pierce Lingle remains in Poe Val. |
{ley a while longer wild animals and
primi it e——
The Man Who Kicks
[snakes will be a scarce article,
| first encounter was with a eatamount,
Don't love a man who always kicks, | which he brought down with well
no matter what do, who kicks aimed blow from his hatchet. His |
with most prodigious ease the whole | second was when he got into a den of
a
you
long season through; who kicks if all | rattlesnakes, 30 of which he captured |
goes right, who kicks because he likes | alive. Last Saturday | out
to kick, and kicks with all his might.
We know some awful kickers on this | when he came across a huge black- |
wicked mundane sphere, who came to | snake. He shot at her but
earth by accident, and now kick be- | mark, w hen the snake made for him
cause they'se here; they make them- | in good earnest. He tarned gun |
selves uncomfortable and other people | into a club and io that way dispatched
1 WAR on
the mountain looking after his cattle,
his
sick, they drive themselves to suicide | his snakeship.-—~Journsal.
and still they always kick. We know
a man who kicks and kicks the bless-
ed livelong day, and if there is naught
to kick about kicking anyway. | ing been requested to step out of the
At times when things are going right | Hastings administration because of his
and other men would smile he kicks | leaning to Quay and on account of his
on general principles and kicketh all | having signed the bond for stealing
the while. $20,000 from the state treasury.
pe tn Lawyer Wilbur F. Reeder, of Belle-
fonte, has been appointed by the Gov-
{ernor to fill Elkin's place. The Re-
| porter extends its congratulations,
Wilbur, and trust your party may find
| timber in you for its gubernatorial can-
didate.
Wp
Wilbar ¥, Reeder Appointed,
Deputy attorney general Elkin hav-
he's
"Twas Always Thus.
The young mother whose first born
started to school for the first time last
Monday need not worry her brain try-
ing to induce her hopeful to look nice,
and refrain from bringing half the ink
in his bottle home on his face and
hands each day. The lad's father |
eame, and did likewise, and so will his | 4. oeraiure
brothers, cousins, sons and nephews in | gent, 9
the future. A boy and a bottle of ink 10
are as hard to keep apart during the | 1
first days of school as are his brother js
and a green apple in June. Nature | 14
draws them together and it is always a | 15
waste of time to battle with nature's |
| ADL PMINISIRATOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS
{ of Administration on the estale of Hen
| ry Boozer, deceased, late of Centre Hall boro,
| baving been lawfully Jranted to the undersign-
{ ed, he would respectfully request all persons
of the knowing themselves indebted to the estate to
The executive commitlee i
* | make immediate payment, and those having
Pennsylvania commission to the Nasli- | claims against the same, to present them duly
ville Exposition have decided to make | then ted Ft Administrator.
October 15th Pennsylvania day. The
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Weekly Weather Report-Uentre Hall
(Government Bervice
Highest. Lowest.
87 58 clear,
90 58 clear.
90 59 clear.
73 63 part clear.
84 59 part clear,
R2 35 part clear.
0 49 part clear,
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Pennsylvania Day.
Centre Hall
commission, with the Governor aod |
his staff and the Supreme and Buperi- |
or courts, will leave on October 8,
spending two days at Chattanooga at
the dedieation of the Pennsylvania |
monuments.
Recent Union Co. Deaths.
In Mazeppa, Mrs. Bidney Forsythe,
aged 81 years.
In Laurelton, a son of Howard W.
Harter, aged 11 months. Six Hundred Students.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
OF
Che Osborne Columbia
oZ0rn Harvesiere
oxler
well |
Will
reach
the Sut.
ne through be
field without
up |
orn. i
operated with two |
reach of driver.
side draft, and no |
hains, front pair run- |
hien up all leaning |
ward the |
the rear |
in unison |
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{ it always makes |
s on the powerfe
ping and gh
achment is hi
: is high above |
{ protected from dirt. |
or bottom can be raised
ver within easy reach of the
nding long or thort corn.
he Columbia Corn Harvester gathers,
s and binds corn in a vertical position.
Weeds, grass or pumpkin vines will not
wind about or clog the Columbia Corn Har-
“ester.
Machine canbe set to cut a low or extreme-
ly high stubble.
Will tiad a large or small bundle.
IRA C. KORMAN,
Agent, . . Oak Hall, Pa.
Send to D. M Osborne 4 Co, No. 244 Broad i.
Phila... for complete catalogue dessribing full line
of Implements that are “winners.” sept
FAA RARE RAR RA BR RRR shag
Caveats, and Prade-Marks obtained, and all Pat.
ent business conducted for Mootaate Frees.
Cun Ornice 18 OrposiTz U 8. Patent Office
and we can secure patent in less Lime than those
remote from Washington,
Seod model, drawing or photo, , with descrip.
tion. We sdvise, if patentable or not, free of
charge, Our fee not due till patent is secured,
A Pamesuiey, How to Obtain Patents,” with
cost of same in the U. 8, and foreign countries
sent free. Address,
C.A.SNOW& CO.
Orr. Parent Ofice, Wasminaron, D. C.
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Cw Lot
Full Particulars Freely Furnished
$9 PN 0% 0H VDVNVReVVUND “uy
CLOTHING FOR YOUALL:
The Big.
The Little,
“BD WDD DNDN
} And the Medium-size Fellow.
Our assortment
largest shown in Centre County, an
bought
Faubles,
¢ Outfitters,
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New Summer Goods.
chased an exceptionall
PERCALES.
In percales at 12¢ a vd., a fine line of goods
we havea l
Waists,
assort-
g + ‘
for Ladies
ig and good assortment, No better grade or
~ . on,
ment to select from, can be found in this section. A bargain.
SERGES.
Our Serges, all wool, yard wide, at 30 and 40c¢.,
We
goods will
is that
stock,
bar-
EON
=
large
are
can’t be duplicated at the prices.
These
gains are for the early customers.
bought
go fast,
Lawns and India Linens are
a
hence the low figures. and the
here in profusion. If you want any of these we can surprise
you in the low figures, from Sec to 20c. Other bargains too.
FS ET MMs A SSA NL A NYY
NEW PRICES
ON
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
The Standard of the World.
1897 Columbias, the best Bicycles made, reduced to $75.
1896 Columbias, Second only to 1807 Models, reduced to
$60.
1897 Hartfords, equal to most Bicycles, reduced to £50.
Harttords, Pattern 2, reduced to $45.
Hartfords, Pattern 1, reduced to $40,
Hast fords, Patterns 5 and 6, reduced to $30.
Nothing in the market approached the value of these bicycles at
the former prices; what are they now ?
POPE MFG. CO., Hartford, Conn.
Catalogue free from any Oolumbia dealer; by mail for a 2c stamp.
ATTORNEYS.
TAYIOR,
Alorney at-lLaw,
Bellefonte, Pa.
All manuer of legal bugis
ange
ran 8.
No. U Temple Court
ness promptly attended 1.
A 0. FURST,
ho Atlorney-al-Law
Bollefoni
Offices directly opposite the Court Hous:
134 C
Office
Pa.
sug vs
MITCHELL,
AMorney-al-Law
sue, Fa
hiv
klik
Boom No. 10, Crider's Exchange
JOHE KLINE
Allorney at Law
BELLEFONXNTE, FPA
Office on second floor of Furst's b i
Cun be
Cousiiled U0
ORVIH, {
M. BOWER
Allorucys al
Office iu Crider’s Exchange |
Special attention §
der Exch
floor Cr
J. L.BPANGLER
QPANGLER & HE)
Kpacial sitention
the courts
Erman
ris
Offic
BANKS.
(CENTRE COUNTY BANKING
Receive deposits,
jan
HOTELS.
EAMG BOTEI
Daniel (
SABE iD
HOUSE,
8. Woods Caldwell, Proprietor
LOCK HAYEK, PA.
Good sample roms ou ©
jane
JRVIN
Terms ressonable
Soot,
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BUsH HOUBE,
W. L. Daggett, Proprietor
BELLEFONTE, PA
Bpecial attention given Ww country trade. apr
N HOUSE
Opposite Oc
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NEW GARMA
‘ rt House
ELLEFONTE, PA
New building. new furniture throughon
heat, electric bells and all modern improvements,
Good lable and moderate charges
hl. Proprietor,”
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains]
NEW BROCKERHOFF HOUBE,
J J. M. Neubauer Proprietor
BELLEFONTE, PA.
trains. Good sample
Special rates to witnesses
Free bus to and from al
rooms on first Soor
and jurors,
Runkle, Manager
Newly equipped. bar and tab’e supplied with
west, Sumner boarders receive special atte
and oan fi » healthier locality. Central
or fishing and hunting me yess
HUMPHREYS’
No.
No
No
No
i Cures Fever.
2 Worms
' Diseases,
Neuralgia
Headache.
Dyspepsia.
Delayed Periods,
Leuchorrea.
Skin Diseases.
Rheumatism.
res
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16 Malaria.
Whooping Cough
Kidney Diseases,
No. 380 Urinary Diseases
No. 77 Colds and Grip.
Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on
receipt of price, 25¢., or 5 for 8k
Du. Hesmruneys' Howporarmie Maxvar
or Dmseasss Marien Frex.
Humphreys’ Med. Co., 111 William 8t, XN. X.
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