PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going, Visitors in and out of
Town,
— J. Will Conley,
was in town yesterday.
of Bellefonte,
Wm, Wolf was down in Brush
valley Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Sallie McClenahan visited
friends at Boalsburg over Sunday.
—J, W. Sweetwood, of near Spring
Mills, was in to see us yesterday while
in town.
—J., A. Yearick, farmer of
this place, gave our sanctum a business
call,
near
of Centre
her label
Shute,
had
Emma
Hill, gave us a call and
go forward a year.
wee M 18.
The Lamber Industry.
Lditor Reporter :—
Having been a reader of your valued
aper for quite a number of years, dat
| ng back to my boyhood, when it came
to my father’s home as the Centre Be-
richter, and knowing that its columns
are read by many who in former years
were boys and girls of Penns valley,
and who now have their homes in the
east, west, north and south, and who,
no doubt, read with interest of the
changes and improvements going on
in the localities of their former homes,
With this idea in view, it occurred to
the writer to give a short sketch of the
lumber operation as being developed in
this particular locality. In 1880 a nar-
row gauge R, R. was built by the firm
of Meck & Nagle, from the [,. &T. R
R. at this point to the Bear Meadows,
a large tract of swampy land covered
with a dense growth of timber, In
November of that year they commenc-
ed running over their road and ship-
lexan-
Col- |
Misses Emily and Grace A
der visited with friends at State
lege over Sunday.
—Mr. J. Li. Minick,
lege, spent Thanksgiving
friends in town.
P. Zerby and WW. W Jamison,
both of Sober,
of Henry Emerick on Sunday.
Col-
with |
State
day
of
,
were guests at the home |
—Miss Mary Kreamer spent sever- |
al days last week with her sister, Mrs,
Samuel Frank, at Spring Mills,
Jacobs is confined to |
attack of
improving.
— Mrs. W
her bed, ir
pneumonia; she is slightly
fron: an
—John Spicher, «of Earlystown,
one of our prompt-prying subscribers,
was a caller and =et his label into
—{(), H. of Pleas-
ant Gap's genial citizens, gave the Re-
Gs,
Loneberger, one
porter a call and reports health good
over that way.
— Mrs. Derstine, Shaf-
fer Derstine, and little daughter,
visiting at the home of her mother-in-
faw, Mrs. Michael Derstine.
Mrs. Stiver returned to her home
on Church street, last week, after hav-
ing spent a month with her daughter,
Mrs. E. J. Ward, Bellefonte,
-ol. J. lL.
Spangler, of Bellefonte,
Sunday fi
of his parents on C
— Miss May
position in Harrisburg, has been home
wife of Rev,
are
in
Mrs,
drove over
Spangler and
on
or a square meal at the home
hurch street
holds a
Rhone, who
for two weeks, owing to asevere attack
of malaria. She is improving.
lO.
was a pleasant caller upon the Repor-
ter and abided an half hour in pleasant
chat ; enrolled
name with label up to "96,
—aMichael J. Decker, n
place, favored us with a call,
half hour's chat. The Reporter being
a great favorite in Mr. Decker's family
as we were pleased to learn, he bad his
Treasurer Harrison Kline,
before leaving he his
ear this
and a
of
label set out close to 99,
friend,
reports
— Our big-hearted granger
Isaac Frain, us a call,
all healthy Marion and lots of
butchering going on and thinks some
Il be reported from |
gave and
in
heavy porkers wi
His label runs
his section. well ato
"G8 now.
A *» -
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that “The Philadelphia
made arrangements to publish more
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special bureau in charge of one of
best known writers on national affairs,
The working force of this bureau
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i —
A Judge Censures a Spitter,
The spitter has met his reward in
Philadelphia. He was in the habit of |
expectorating on the steps of a man he
did not like every time he passed the
man’s residence. The man laid for
him, and at last caught him in the
act. The spitter was arrested and tak-
en before Judge Arnold, who fined
him ten dollars and in
ehiarge to the jury, Judge Arnold took
occasion to say that in foreign coun-
tries spitting on the sidewalk is un-
known, and the only way to stop it in
this country is to have the offenders
arrested for malicious mischief. “The
defendant,” said Judge Arnold, ‘was
a hog in spitting on step er sidewalk,
justead of, as any gentleman would,
over the curbstone.’
costs, his
I bad the rheumatism 80 badly that
I eould not get my hand to my
the least benefit. At last I thought of
thamberlain's Pain Balm; the first
prop timber to the Anthracite
coal mines. The following year they
built a sawmill near the Meadows and
have shipped thous.
and at that
Linden
Co., of Bunbury, Pa.
their road about six
miles farther, over a mountain, at an
elevation of nearly 600 feet, to the
headwaters of Stone creek, a tributary
of the Juniata river, and at this writ-
ing they are breaking ground for |
the terminus of
their road one-half mile west of the
lumber, shingles and lath,
Hall Lumber
village of Linden Hall, and with the
probability of adding
ulso, and expect to manufacture
quanti of lumber, During
panicky Hite these parties have
ploved a large number of men,
wages and have
pushed their project almost to comple-
tion, 1
large |
these |
em- |
Lies
rood
Wo py
Hecent Mifflin County
J.
Deaths.
In Dale (
Lewistown, ‘arothers,
17 years
In
5 ye
In
S, Hi
In
of Le
In Yeag
in, aged 4 years
In Mahonoy City,
Woods,
Iu Oliver twp.
Yeagertown, John Deemer, aged
Ars.
Lewistown, the widow of ‘Dr. (
aged
Brown twp.
irlburt, 58 years,
Miss Mary Milliken
aged 86 years,
wistown,
H.
rertown, a son of E
y, Rev. A.
aged 60 years,
Wm. Hassing age |
62 years
at - —
Condemned,
The Mifflin
and Hartleton has been conde
the §
ty ¢
Tarnpike
turnpike between rg
mned by
ury appointed by the Uni
wrt to view it. The
The turnpike
' to take an appeal.
Hl coun- |
jury awarded |
£250 dainages, COM pa
np
Holiday Goods Now Ready
for Men §
Suits for Bovs £3
for Children $1.00,
5 00 “4 to $15.00,
, EASY TI
(0), easy rise to $10.00,
ensy rise to]
for Men, Boys and Children |
all prices,
Storm coals fo
all prices
ntoshes and
r Men, Boys
and Child-
ren
Macki
easy rise to $10.00,
Box Coats, $250
ases $3.50, rise to £10.00
Tele
Suit
Trunks,
prices,
Ascots, Puffs,
=> to 50 ets,
Oxford Ties and Full
to 25 els,
Rilk Mufflers from 20 cents to $1.50
Silk Initial Handkerchiefs 25 to 50 ete, |
Casy
and
HC Bags
Opes
Four-in-Hands, Tecks,
Dress Bows, 10
All Linen Handkerchiefs, 20 to 50 ots. |
Faney Shirts, White Shirts,
and $1.00,
Night Robes, 5
0
ot
50. 75 ets,
and £1.00,
House Conts, CAasy rise to $10.00,
Link Cut! Buttons, 25 and
Full Dress Bhirt
Gloves 25 cents, easy rise to $1.50
Hats to $3.00,
Sweaters for men,
J, 70 cts.
50,
5) ela,
Studs, 25
and 50 cts. |
SH) els, easy rise
ehild- |
colors i
women and
to $4.00-—all
and combination of colors. i
Ladies Belts,
Umbrellas, 50
ren, from S50cts
to $5.00; 24, 26, and 28
in.
MosTooMery & Co.
Bellef Pa.
Shoe Store.
The fight at the polls h
but the fight for supremacy in the
line has only just be-
I have started out to impre 48
valley the
onte,
a6 o] (3nd
as closed,
3 Ce}
retail Shoe
gun.
upon the pe ople of this
advantage to be gained in bovi ing
their footwear at my store. The
underlying principles of our con-
flict with competition are
Sterling Value for the Buyer !
In every way, in quality, in fit, in
service and in style. We purpose
to give vou the very best value ob-
tainable for the price, and if this
{does not appeal to you, we know of
| no other method to attract and hold
your trade.
Chas. A. Krape,
Weekly Wenther Report-Uentre Hall
(Government Service.)
Highest,
pm
ai
Os
Hi
34
Lowest,
26 cloudy.
34 cloudy.
32 cloudy.
20 clear.
31 cloudy,
20 part cloudy.
18 clear.
night, .47 inch.
inch of fore-
13 inch snow and rain.
for November,
Temperature
Nov.
i
On
wt)
4
Op
1
ad
uN
plo | 26
a” ob) JO
Dee. 1 32
Rainfall: On
On 20, morning 1
i“
i“
oh at
KNOW,
noon
Total rainfall
Snow 34
5.65 in.
inches.
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of
county
The largest assortment
clothing ever received in this
Philad.
low
are on display at the
Bellefonte, The
stock large.
i5 as
price
anteed on every sale,
cc fp my
GRAIN MARKET,
New Wheat
Kye
Je .
Buck when
PRODUCE AT STORES,
®
Hi
Lard
a
OF
THE
Season
We
Suit,
AND A
Large $6 Family Bible,
For $19.00!
Chamber
Suit, Glass 22x2 and
$8 Family Biblefor $2
283, an
4.00.
ome
shed
© gen
tabi
ard
SALESMER WANTED
To sell on r Hig and Fresh Dog Stock
Speci Wt od by us. Highest Salary
i ro fas bon rd weekly Htomdy 1
the yesararounnd. Outfit free Exclusive
tory Experience neoesesry. Big pay
od workers, D Apply quick
6 (rade
terri
Tt Resur
Dou't delay
Allen Nursery Co,
1Paugim Rochester, N. ¥
~N ANTED-TRUSTWORTHY AND ACT
ive gentlemen or ladies 0 travel for
responsible, established house in Pennsylvania
Monthly 868500 and expenses, Position steads
Heterence. Enclose self-addressed stamped eon
velope. The Dominion Company, Dept. Y, Ohi
i
Caveats, and Trade-Marks of tained, and ail Pat.
ent business conducted fof Mooenare Fees,
Oun Orrice 18 OPPORITE U,. 8, PATENT Orrice
and we can secure patent in less time thas those §
remote from Washington,
! Send model, drawing or photo,, with descrip.
tion, We advise, if patentable or not, iree of
charge. Our fee pot due tll palent is secured, ’
4 A Pasmeuier, “How tn Obtain Patents,’ withe
erst of same ia the LU. 8. snd futeige counties §
§ sent free, Address,
iC. A.SNOW & CO.
Spring Mills, . P:
plete cure.—W. J. HOLLAND, Holland;
Va. Chamberlain's . Pain Balm
equally good for sprains, swellings,
and lameness, as well as burns, cuts,
and bruises, for sale by J. H. Ross, |
Linden Hall, 8. M. Bwartz, Tussey-
ville, F. A. Carson, Potters Mills, and
H. F. Rossman, Bpring Mills,
et iS SE
TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinive Tablets. All
Droggies nefigod the money If 0 fil © Uae. Be
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A Ore, Patent Orice, Watummaron. D. C.
REE RE RR
LL
Business, Shorthand, English and
Post-Graduate Commercial Courses.
Qa Femoral Saeed
ST STS S292 OTST DTD DUD
re
ARERR ARARVAE RRB RAR AAD
TT Td
One Hundred
Different Kinds of
Men’s All-Wool Suits
at
5.00 !
These goods are positively All
Wool. Many of them are one
and two suits of a kind taken
from our seven and eight dollar
qualities. If you can suit your-
self in color and style, you can
safely count on buyin
or
g from us
for $5.00 as good goods as you
can find elsewhere for ten or
twelve. Costs nothing to see.
Faubles, ,
/ Outfitters, Bellefonte, ’
¢OTeDBVDV DN 0DDVVVeRNNE
“9999599992299 99% ON
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Why Go
To Klondike |
ae... FOR COLD
When you can make money buying
your Fall and Winter Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Underwear, Top Shirts, Gloves,
Mittens, Woolen Sweaters, etc., at
The Philadelphia
Bargain House,
ld Postoffice Building.
J. Grolman
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Be 00ND NTDNNNDNDD
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 has 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.
BND DDH NTN VV NNN
a i
De a a a Tow uly
ATTORNEYS.
HEB. TAYLOR,
AWorney al-Law
HY
No. 24 Temple Court. All manner
ness promptly atiended wo
A O. FURST,
Offic
3A C
lefonte, Pa,
ul legal busis
; BUgE
law,
Fu
opposite Lhe Cour eto
AWorney-al
8 directly
MITCHELL
AMoruey-at- Law
Bel
Crider's Exchangs
€ one, Fa,
old
No. 10
Room
KLINE
Alorney at Law
BELLEFON
oor of Fuist's 1
Lan Of
Office on second fi
of Court Hous
8. Woods Caldew
ms reasonable. Good
MAN H(
Aidan
uilding. new furnit
wile and a
i table and moderale cb
ri in provements,
argos
on
vG MILI
8 HOTE!
D. H. Ruhl
Free bus to and from all trains
NEW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE
J. M. Neubs
to and from a
fmt Sour
Burns & Sc
U Wounds & B
t uis & Sores.
ils & Tumors.
R Be zema & Erup:
Salt Rheum & Te
Chapped Hands
Fever Bliste:
Sore Lips & N
§ &
Stings
Three Sizes,
Bold by drapgivts, or sent post-padd on receipt of
HUBPRESYS NED. (0,
ns & Bunions.
& Bites «
25¢, §
Ww. and Line
18% 192 Blane
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE