PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming aud Going, —Visitors in and out of
Town,
——(Charley Meyer drove to Philips-
burg Sunday on a business trip.
——Postmaster Brisbin transacted
business in Bellefonte yesterday.
=D, A. Boozer was in Bellefonte
yesterday attending court, in capacity
of juror.
— Rev. C. W. Rishell, of Mahatley,
was in town Tuesday on a short visit
to his mother,
Mrs. Wm. Wolf left Saturday
morning on a visit to friends in Bha-
mokin,
—Miss Mary
among friends in
days last week.
—Hugh and Mrs. Garth, of Mill-
Kreamer visited
Rebersburg several
home oi Joshua Potter, last week.
——Miss Grace Smith went to Will-
iamsport last Saturday visit
among friends in her former home.
—Rev. A. D. Potts will fill
pulpit of the Bellefonte
church next Sunday. The
on a
the
course,
week and
of Samuel
been resid-
ert Miller, arrived last
now a guest at the home
Knepley. Mrs. Miller has
ing in Canada.
Mr. Michael Shires, of Spring
up the insurance business.
represents the Mutual Benefit of New-
ark, one of the substantial companies
which withstood the financial storm
the last several years.
——John D. Meyer, of Alexandria,
few days with his parents,
its sessions at Huntingdon last
and John delivered an address
the body at one of the sessions,
— Frank Bowersox, of
Saake Kills » Pony and Breaks a Man's
Ribs.
Samuel Nosher, janitor at the muse-
um at 9th and Arch streets, Philadel-
phia, had two ribs broken early last
Sunday evening at the place of his
employment, and subsequently was
taken to the Hahnemann Hospital.
In the exhibition to be given at the
museum this week is an immense ana-
conda, said to be 28 feet in length, and
this serpent by a slat in the cage be-
coming loose, escaped in the afternoon
from the box in which it had been
shipped. In attempting to put the
snake back in the box the serpent
wound itself around him crushing two
of his ribs. A trick pony in the room,
tied to a trough in the room where it
was feeding, became restless, and drag-
ging the trough to the spot began to
paw the snake, which instantly un-
coiled from Nosher and wound around
hearing
Some men in the basement
the noise hastened up and with a lasso
ly gotten into the box and secured
there.
The trick was valued
O00 and to
York who will sue for damages
at §£10,-
in New
pony
belonged a man
——
Compulsory Law to Be Tested
The parents of the McKeesport chil
[dren who were prosecuted by Atten-
OfMicer Edmundson, the
district, order to the
{ compulsory education law, were given
a hearing before Alderman Trich. The
fined $3.50 each, ine
of
{ dance
| school in test
defendants were
| cluding the costs. They will take an
appeal, and this is just what the board
of education wants, as it desires to test
| the constitutionality of the law,
cif
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
By
| Resolved,
| day of Nov
Ri
vission to God's w
{HP
Frank is one of the most successfu
farmers in our
Jolly, whole-souled
Dutchman, whom we are
any time.—Mifflinburg Times.
x
A Political Proposition.
A young man in Columbia county,
who has always taken a great interest
in politics, was recently ensnared by
one of Fishing Creek's fair maidens,
ter: “My Dear Miss E. I
nounce myself us a candidate for your
band, and shall use all fair and honor-
able means to secure the
I know there are many candidates
the field, and I hesitated long before
to stay.
mony have often
your hearing in an emphatic way.
you decide to confer upon me the hon-
or I speak of, please fix a date for a
caucus with your mother. I have po
objection to her acting as temporary
chairman, provided it is clearly under-
been expressed
ed on our
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Weekly Weather Keport-Uentre Hall
Government
{| Temperature. Highest
Nov. 11 5 cloudy.
0 g el
Service
Lowest
12 i Joudy
i ' 13 39 : cloudy.
cloudy.
33 cloudy.
12 cloudy.
i1 cloudy.
15 {2
16 5
17 40
Rainfall : On 11th,
{and at 4 p. m. .04 in. ;
” 1
forenoon, U2 in. |
on 14,
on 15, at night .11in.; o
at night!
1
n ib,
1.28 in. ;
{ afternoon, .05 in.
On 12 and 13 high winds.
i A pn
The three-year-old boy of J. A. John-
son, of Lynn Center, Ill, is subject to
Mr. Johnson says he |
that the of
timely use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, during
is satisfied
a severe attack, saved his litt
ilife. He isin the drug
le boy's}
business, a
permanent organization.
result of the caucus prove satisfactory,
we can soon hold the primaries and
select a date and place of convention.
I never believed in long campaigns, so
if you decide to honor me I will ask
you to make the convention date as
early as possible, Devotedly yours,
ete.” The following telegram answer
ed: “Caucus unnecessary, nomina-
tion unanimous; come at once and fix
the date of ratification.”
it -
Twenty Seven Cats in a Robe,
Bellefonte News: J. F. Hoy, of
Spring township, was in town Tues
day morning, exhibiting a pretty and
of that place; and they handle a great
{lung diseases. He had all these to |
{chose from, and skilled physicians |
| ready to respond to his call, but select- |
{ily at a time when his child's lite was :
| perior to any other, and famous the
of
{ country over for its cures
| ing cough medicine they handle, and
| that it gives splendid satisfaction in all
Sold by J. H.
Hall: 8. M. Swartz, Tusseyville;
Pealer, Spring Mills, and R. E
| tholomew, Centre Hall.
CASON, Rosas,
which he made himself.
twenty-seven domestic cats were used,
look like one piece of fur. The
Why Go
two rows of pinked flannel.
—— ——— A] os
Usunl Annual School Appropriation.
ing for the distribution of the annual
districts. A failure to make this re
one-third of the appropriation.
—————— A A A
Organized at Spring Miils,
The Philadelphia
Bargain House,
Old Postoffice Building.
All sons of honorably discharged sol-
een years of age are eligible. Those
wishing to join will correspond with
Capi. elect P. W. Leitzel, M. D.,
Spring Mills. Camp will be mustered
in on Nov. 27.
~The largest assortment of Fall
clothing ever received in this county
are on display at the Philad. Branch,
snow Un evvry ile.
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New Neckwear in Pufls, Ascols,
4-in-Hand, Tecks, Bows, and Oxford
Ties at 25 and 50 cents—Montgomery
& Co., Bellefonte,
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GRAIN MARKET,
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Corn ...conm
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Lard.
Shoulders
Ham ....cone
Tallow
Folaloes
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“=< BEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE 8 HEREBY
given to all persons interested that the
following Inventories of goods and chattels set
apart to widows under the provisions of the Act
yf the 14th of April, 1851, have been confirmed
nist by t Court, and filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Orphans’ Court of Centre County,
and if no exceptions be filed on or before the first
day of pext term, the same will be confirmed ab
solute ly
1 he Inventory and appraisement of the per
sonal property of Abrabam Zimmerman, late of
State College Borough, ax the same was sel apart
wo his widow, Margaret FE. Zimmerman
The inveritory i appraisement of the
am Stecle, late of Hus
ded ‘ ax Lhe same was sel
. Elizabeth
and appraisement of the per
Iyuathan Walker
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ceased, 1s Lhe dame was set apart
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men or ladies 0 travel for
shed house In Penmyivania
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For $5.00!
Is exactly what our assortment
of over a dozen different styles
of Men's All=Wool Suits at $5.00
means. We are also showing a
line of finer goods such as you
have never seenin Centre coun-=-
ty. They are the Highest Grade
Ready to-wear Clothing manu-
factured in America, and our
prices are lower than others ask
for ordinary trashy goods. If you
give us a call you will positively
save money.
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Our New Stock of Goods
FOR FALL AND WINTER...
iy for your inspection
Has been received and is now rea
have for this season,
never made as large purchases a8 we
Be
having had years of experience, our stock was never
factory as this year’s, We purchased heavily for the
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in a larger supply than ever ol
gon and we have laid upj
WINTER UNDERWEAR, DRESS 600DS, ~~ FLANNELS,
CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, GLOVES, ETC.
w . . 3 :. Wo. : - ;
I'he prices are right, and we can sell closer than others, If
vou are thinking of buying a pair of Shoes, come in
show yon our samples We have arrang
ufacturer to furnish the article at unhear
KREAMER & SON.
WHAT WE SAY
about Columbia bicycles, about the
5% Nickel Steel Tubing used in
them, the direct tangent spokes,
dust proof bearings, improved crank
shaft mechanism and other bicycle
advantages to be found in Colum-
bias—and Columbias only—is what
E KNOW ARE FACTS
and what we know hus been proved
by practice and theory. Practical
tests of every description by fast
riders and rough riders—and un-
equalled scientific tests in our own
test department, which has no
equal outside the Government
have unquestionably proved
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
$75 TO ALL ALIKE.
POPE MFG. CO.
HARTFORD, CONN.
11 Columbian are not properly represented in your vicishty,
Pe wn know. Your
ATTORNEYS.
HB. TAYLOR,
Atworney at-Law
Bellefonte, Pa,
All manner of legal buss
Auge
HY
Ko. 24 Temple Court
ness promptly attended w
A ©. FURST,
— AMtorney-at-Law
Offices directly opposite the Cour
BA C. MITCHELL
Atlorpey-at-Law
Office, Room Ko, 10, Crider's Exchange
JOH N KLINE
Office on second |
of Court Hous
Nd BEuglish
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routns on first
jan
Terms reasonable. Good samp ie
MAN HOUBE
Opposite {
besl, eat 33 Bil WH
Good table and moderate Cl
NG MILLIE BOTEL,
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SPRING
Free bas to and from all Lralins
‘11
Mil
18, PA.
NEW BROCKERHOFF HOU
+ J. HM. Keubnix Proprietor
BELLEFONTE, PA,
ne. Good sample
rates 0 witnesses
Free bus to and from all
rooms on first floor. Bpecial
and jurors
CENTRE HALI
wv kle, Manager
pplied with
special atten
Central
nay 6
HUMPHREYS
rd
HAZEL
WITCH
OIL
Piles or Hem
& Fi
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C3
rrhoids
Fissures
Burns & ids.
Wounds & Bru!
Cuts & Sores
Boils & Tumor
Eczema & Eruptions
Salt Rheum & Tellers
Chapped Hands
Fever Blisters
Sore Lips & Nos
Corns & Bunions
Stings & Bites of Insects,
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Three Sizes, 25¢, soc. and $1.00.
Sold by druggists, or sent post-paid on reselpt of price
BUCEPREETY NED. C0. 131 & 313 William 50, Sow Terk.
118.
A——— ES — SR.
S50 YEARS
EXPERIENCE.