PERSONAL MENTION.
Town,
—=Archie Allison, of
was In town yesterday,
——Henry Rossman,
yesterday.
friend Ripka of Lindenhall, were call
ers in our sanctum,
visited her mother, Mrs. Stiver,
day and Saturday.
~——Hofler Dale
Wolf's select school at
which opened Monday.
is attending Dr.
Spring Mills,
——Will Shoop, who is elerking in
his uncle’s tobacco store in Seranton,
is home on a visit to his parents,
—(ieorge W. Spangler, the Denio-
cratic war horse from south Potter,
was circulating among his friends in
town Monday.
~—— Miss Helen Bartholomew, who
was teaching the primary school
now at home.
——Miss Romie Van Pelt
home last Thursday from Wilson Col-
ter vacation,
TES Mh,
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SPRING MILLS,
{ Our NSoribes Find Many [tems of Interest In
their Town,
We had about twenty caanges and
[ramovals in our illage this spring; an
{ unusually large number.
Weaver the butcher, of Aaronsburg,
season to our
| village on Tuesday last,
Professor DD. M, Wol d his
{ special session of high school for ad-
{ vanced scholars, on Mond iy last with
{ over forty students,
fecommene
| Miss Mabel 8 wnkey will commence s
i spring and summer session of school
{ for ten weeks for little
{11th inst,
|
folks, on the
William Graden now drives the ho-
to and
H. B.
| tel hack, and carries the mails
from the rs md statio
[ Miller resigned
ail
‘onfer, of
Spring Mills
tl brick
On Thursday
| Millheim, manag
| Planing Mills, n
| The new blacksmith shop is full
| business all the time; a great many
horses are shod daily,
Dr. Leitzell and John Horner have
fine bay
Both horses appear to be mov-
each recently purchased a
horse,
ers,
The planing mill is rap idly
constructed, and at the present rate of
for action
being
progress will be ready be
fore many weeks,
With the ome of summer weath-
er the base its appear-
ance, and many are seen loosening up
O16
ball has made
their stiff joints preparatory to mak-
ing a elean sweep this season,
Michael Smith, of Potters Mills and
Lowel ith, of Pine Grove, have
Smith Bro's deliver
and doing undertaking
i
been
ing fur
work, tl
GRAIN MARKET, ATTORNEYS.
New Wheat.............coon
—— i
Clothe yourself for
the business, See Attorney -at-Law
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| [van B.TAYIOR,
| Va,
pal buss
BUgYH
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assortment of | No. 24 Temple Court, All manner of
| hess promptly attended
and Golf|
| A 0. FURST
Pant . Hose, |
| Offices directly oppos
Vo
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BUEr ir iriiinnsssisin Alton
Fggn
Lard
Bhoulders
Ham ...
Tallow
Potstooes,,
Rides. ...... Ro
CARON conrerssrssrsssiosssssommsns
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and Delts,
HELL
{ ALorney-s
4 | FRA C, MIT
compiete |
in Central Office, Room No, 10, Cria
Bo
GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK MARKET
from %1.50
| JOHN KLINE
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| 1 1, |
Philadelphia, April 6. up. Caps, |
Wheat, contract, April, $1.
Corn, No. 2 mixed, 35¢,
y
1p. .
’ | Office on second fis
| of Court House
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good | and English,
Hose and pi
enough | 1H. ORVIS, Cc. M.
| (JERVIS, BOW ER & OR
i Allorneys
2
2lhc ;
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: . to ple
Jutter, prime fancy creamery, | '
29 See th
prints do 22¢,
Eggs, fresh, 10e,
em,
few weeks as they had
wut extra hands,
+
EBEBSBURG i
too mu y witl
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{
| building recently vac
pre Yio
{ moved to Farmers Mille,
We had quite i
Maesd
© ren | 8 iY Well in
Alfred |
{ Bradford who, a sly reported, |
this
April |
imitating |
now fall down
| way on No far,
{ has dor
| als, re marka- |
sday a |
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Of
the snow
L168
a of |
$1 i 1
mud ing
weath
us a few days ago.
terday. He had been to Bellefonte in
the interest of the postoffice snarl.
~——David Foreman, who had charge
of the Aaronsburg schools, where his
labors closed in a very satisfactory
manner, favored the Reporter with
call,
——James Wert, one of Tusseyville's
practical farmers, gave us a call, and
him from putting his label to 99.
——C. U. Hoffer, of Philipsburg, the
and hunting up his friends.
- —J. M. Huyett, of Wernersville,
the improvements he is making on his
property down street. The family will
remove here in about two weeks,
—— Robert P. Breon, of near Mill-
old friends hereabouts,
at Smithtown and his visits up
| Kingst
’ Fer ;
HEeariy a can
whitch migh
3
your ni
any
edinh
ium; about
i
“Gloria Deo,” |
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Clrenera
ried this life |
like.
f i
Of
Jacob Bottorf, Lemont,
H. E. Duck, of Millheim, directors of
the Farmers Mutual Fire
Co. were in town Tuesday. They
were a committee to adjust some re
cent losses of the Company.
TT, Milton Jeft
morning to return to his home at Salt
Lake City. He had been here three or
four weeks on a to
home and settling up the estate of his
father. Before returning he will spend
several days in Philadelphia and New
York and start from there to the west.
Osman Tuesday
visit his native
—Wm. A. Boal, a good citizen and
life-long farmer, of near this place,
gave us a call and fixed his label for
'98. His future home will be Tyrone,
for which place he left with his fami-
ly beginning of this week. The Ty-
rone people will find the family a desi-
rable addition to their town.
—W. R. Mayes, of Lena, Iil., who
five years ago left this vicinity, made
his first visit back, last week and fa-
vored the Reporter with a call. He
has a situation in a telegraph office
and is pleased with Illinois. His label
was advanced into 99 : he tells us crop
prospects are good out there,
~—Mrs. Carrie Osman and son FE.
J. Wolf departed Mouaday gnorning on
their way to Eureka, Kansas, where
they expect to make their future-home
with Mrs. Osman’s son Rev. R. B.
Wolf, who is in charge of a Lutheran
church at that place. They went by
way of Niagara Falls, and will stop at
several points en route on short visita,
A na i —
The two-year-old son of W. L. Fur-
gason, of Bolton, Miss., had whooping
eough. “After several physicians had
prescribed for him, without giving re-
lief,” writes Mr. Furgason, I persuad-
ed my wife to try a 25 cent bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The
first dose had the desired effest, and in
forty-eight hours he was entirely free
from all cough. 1 consider your rem-
edy the best in the market, especially
for children and recommend it at all
times.” The 25 and 50 cent sizes for
sale by 8B. M. Swartz, Tusseyville: F,
A. Carson, Potters Mills; J. H. Ross,
Linden Hall, and H. F. Rossman,
Bpring Mills.
a ——— co
Recent Union County Deaths,
In Illinois, Susan, widow of Jas. W.
Bimonton, aged 65 years.
In Northumberland county, the wi-
dow of Edward G. Orwig, formerly of
Lewis twp., aged 80 years,
At Pittsburg, George, son of Joseph
Barris of Mifflinburg, age near 52 yrs,
A little boy asked for a bottle of “get
up in the morning as fom as you can,”
druggist recogn a house
name for DeWitt’s Little Early Ris
ers,’ aud gave sim a battle of those fa-
mous or constipation, sick
troubles;
headache, liver and stomach
ly was set {i Ver . ’ en & Of
Washingt yi, Lie HIerioat i resident |
and General will }
The unel
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negro |
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ised as hav- |
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A UU 18 advert
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ing straved
i Away, any
thanked; dHarbrough
Jansen announces that they |
all
t one
returning |
him will be & |
ve dis |
solved, and persons having ac- |
counts are to come up at once and set- |
tle, so that they ean divide the
be prop- |
erty.
The foreign news is limited to a
dozen or twenty lines, and about three
months old. The newspaper looks de-
cidedly odd and ancient, being a sheet
22 by 18 inches, about the size of a sin-
gle page of the RErorTER, containing
only four columns to the page, simply
a miniature newspaper when campar-
ed with the journals of today.
No. 2
Miss Orpha Gramiey is home
ing her Easter vacation,
C. P. Longlhas put a new typewriter
in'his office, which is a dandy,
Rev. Brown sold his sorrel horse and
purchased Robert Caldren’s trotfer.
Benjamin Herring and wife, of Lock
Haven, are visiting their friends here,
A number of young men and ladies
from other localities are attending
school here,
Movings and big dinners are past for
the season, next will be picnics and
festivals,
Ed. Urb, of State College, spent SBan-
day in this town. What's the attrac.
tion Ed. -
The K. G. E. Lodge had a sermon
delivered for them by Rev. Rearick on
Bunday night.
Miss Bella Jones, of Altoona, is at-
spend-
tending our High school, preparing
he Incident
the
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vid Happenings from Down |
Valley, |
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H
maddie
this we
Our
i and Oliver Gramley |
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trip to Lock Haven |
turned Tuesday.
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term of school has
Oi
attending
Cl
« number of students are |
L many more. |
wight Cal, Zeigler's
A and
is
he
half |
bicy: i now
41) streets o
very
hour
Nearhood, |
the |
appear- |
n Misses Annie |
A. 1.
1 dining rooms:
HK fine
Ht
!
were out for!
vi to organize a |
id are progressing rap - |
1bseribing freely |
ile &
afloat Herb.
g unit-
i
mairimony on |
that
were
was teaching at
a few days
| in
t YOO
to sel
LINDEN
MALL,
i ix Gathered by Oar Cor.
r pondent
H.( G visiting
coun-
a term
with
Deen away
res
to
ars has
glad
surprised
tinued all
froz
is
dd ibht
which was |
his
the
made,
as
undergoing
ih will giveit a
Pearanoe,
movings |
fittings
wishing to slight
any one we make mention of them
, Durst, who lived
to Boalsburg,
that
Rock Bprings,
m, vacated by
moved to Oak
occupy
sam. Gross start-
the
on
outside
iO
this wee
11
and Ezra Tressler will occupy
farm: W
:
i v
Moved Her al
Tressl: Calvi hile
Hall a
the house he vacated
ed up bh
Markle will
in house va-
Church
‘lintie will move into
the tenant hou on Van Tries |
ipied by Wm. Coo- |
cated by rel
i
the
a
otters Mills.
J. 8B. Rei
ily has a new hostler for a
change
Frank Royer
ment shed
Miss Linnie Ev
sick list,
building an imple |
ans is still on the |
Mr. Carner, of Hublersburg, is visit- |
the
this place. i
There will be some empty houses in |
our town this year, as they are not all
occupied yet.
Mathias Parker has been receiving
toll since Mr. Confer moved: Mathias
says he will have the road in better
shape soon.
There was an Apriljfool letter writ-
ten by a couple young ladies to a coup
le gentlemen at Colyer, and the boys
came and were disappointed, so the
girls say.
home of Wm. Stover, at
Smith leaves this week with his fami-
ly for Reinsburg, Bedford county,
where he will engage in the tannery
business,
Weekly Wenther Report-—Centre Hal,
(Government Service.)
Highest. Lowest.
45 26 clear,
48 27 part cloudy.
an 20 part cloudy.
47 24 cloudy, °
5 40 18 cloudy.
6 35 19 cloudy.
Forenoon of 6th, 2} inches snow.
Total precipitation for March, 4.47
inches rain, and 10 inches of snow —to-
tal melted snow and rain, 5.47 inches.
A torpi
and aie
tie Early
Temperature
-
3
4
dl bs of bi
ver robs you ambi
your health. Dewitt Lit
eanse ver, cure
Potatoes, choice, car lots, "5 to 830. | gee in Crider's Excha:
Live poultry, hens, 10allc per Ib: old |
roosters, 7a8 ; spring chickens, 18a23¢ - |
winter chickens, 14al8e : ducks, 12¢c. | Men’
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FAUBLES,
Bell
icionte,
| David ¥
(Outfitter
Baled hay and straw : Choice timo- id
thy, $12 ; clover, $5a5,50 ; mixed, $7.50a |
8. Straight rye straw $588.50 : wheat |
$5a5.50, oat, do, |
Cloverseed, Penn’a, 4a4} per Ib. Tim- E |
} nic ih mmoner g
{ Office north of (
. ((LEMANT DALE,
Fast Liberty, Live Stock :
Cattle unchanged
Hogs, prime medium,
hogs, 4.10:
Office N, W
First National Bank
1.15 ;
LO 3.
heavy |
good roughs, 3 Ad; fair |
Bi),
Bheep, choice lambs, 5,9046.00
mon to good, 4.75a5.85
Veal calves, 5a5.50
: Com
v Ir “ ii
bite : : !
The farmer, the mechanic and the |
bieyele rider are liable to une xpected | | J
cuts and bruises, DeWitt's Witch | |
Hazel Balve is the best thing to keep |
on hand. It heals quickly, and al
well known cure for piles; for i
Smith & Crawford,
is
! Ly
gaie by
i
English
oe je gn78
tore. |
D. GETTIG
i rr———
BAN
All other Furniture
Just as Reasonable.
J
pring Mil
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TH BROS.,
1s enn HOTELS.
Shoes of Every —
Style, Quality,
And Price,
Atthe
Penns Valley Shoe Store
=?
hn exin
biels provided with
JBVIN EOUSE
BH, Wood
and all Pat.
DERATYTE Fre.
U.S. Pavowy Ornice
ices Use than those
so gd
Terms reasonable
| Boor
with descrip
it, free of
red
wi
wnt
ox USH HOUSE
APs h B W. L. Daggots
a2 of £ uw
MPNLEY
nan
C.A.SNOW & CO.
Cre. PaTiny Or Wagsminmcron, OD. C 4
BARA RAAT ERMAN nl
th
et
the 1
FARA AALALLAALRAAAAAN ARN BARN
5 3
» Bpecial attention giv
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ARAVA AAVB BARBRA RARER A
CHAS. A.KRAPE, |
PA.
¢
Fern
NEW GARMAN H
Opponite
Kew building. r
heat, electric
Free bus to and from al
NEw BROCEERHOFY HOLS
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ai tra
sh
Free bus to and from
rooms on first Soor. Spec
and jurors,
QEXTRE HALL
Vv
Newly equipped, bs
the best Summer
tion, and can
for fishing and }
}
He
The C
leader of harve
oluml
we i ’ { 5
Two OL 188 Teas i¢atires
ng machines,
¥
3
Ln
oiler bearings
umbia is the only harvester and binde d absolutely
free of side draft and neck weight, T steel binder.
I also handle the Osborne Columbia Roller Bearing Mower, Roller
Searing Hay Tedder, Roller Bearing Hay Rake, hand and self damp,
Lever Harrows, and Wheel Harrows, and the Perry Harrows and Culti-
vators. Also handle the Crown and Empire Drills- the simplest in the
market. Can furnish sections for all kinds binders and mowers, Also
handle the Columbia Wagons and Baggies, and Champion Land Roller.
IRA C. KORTIAN,
OAK HALL, PA.
nuiactur
he Colnmbia ig an all
r' ever ma {
we
Implement Dealer,
The
Right
Kind
1 n yond a doubt.
money, and you cin always return
anything bought of us not satisfactory and receive your money back.
A Flower Garden,
Quarter. — Fresh
Kind that Grow.
This collection will furnish Sowers
dance from early Spring to late Fail
offer to mateh this!
L Sian? COMET ASTERR : Flowers
graceful chrymntbemums White
Red and Bive, :
2. NEW WHITE BRANCHING A STER=E
perd novelty, try it.
3, JAPA E HOP, (Variezated)
vive of striking besaty ; will cover a porch in
one sea:
on.
4. HOLLYROCKS : Yellow, Rowe,
Biacy Pink, Lavender, Pale Lemnos,
m
5, SWEET PEAR : In all enlors
6. NASTURTIOUMS : Dwarf — A
Sih bras M, LITTL
5 IM, E GEM ; 600 Sower spi
have been counted on one plant. Very fragrant
8. MIGNONETTE: Fragrant Sowers wil We
FoRy -
9, CHRYSANTH UME. DOUBLE HYBRID
Wi , Arb Sy ze Yellow, Li,
Rome,
cor ao ERBENAS ; Quantities of superd fragrant
1. SETOSA ; The rose colored Moon
12. MC ER ; G Imperial
ris HORNING A fant Ty Pim
3. G i in variety from seed the fing
THUS | sna Pink.
n ARRarD: Tos! Qyram Bink. oi
We pay the ;
SOE i
Is the only kind of clothing to buy.
w = -
fit
please you and give you better ser-
We have them. We can yon,
Hike large
* - hb Pink Yells :
vice than any other concern in Cen- te Yellow,
Our stock is large,
never better selected, and we price
Am
tre county.
. ~ A hands
Magenta,
them to you lower than you ever and White ,
of the rainbow,
3
» buy good honest eloth-
expected to buy good honest ele 3" She sainbon.
We will please you be-
We will save you
ing for.
Try us.
FAUBLES,