PERSONAL MENTION, Coming and Going, Visitors In and out of : Town, ——Miles Arney returned to State College last week to resume his studies, Isaac Smith came from Altoona last Saturday on a short visit to his family. ——Miss Grace Alexander left last week to resume her course of studies at State College. -~Miss Carrie UHurper, of Belle- foute, has been visiting her uncle Si- mon Harper since Tuesday. —Mrs. Jolin Wagner, of Tussey- ville, spent several days this week vis- iting amoung friends at Centre Hall, ——Fobert Speed and wife returned to the’: home at Ithica, N. Y., Mon- day, aiter a short visit with relatives here, —Miss Romie Van Pelt left on oe ee INE B88 Anna Lohr, of Lewisburg, spent several days with friends last week. ¥E<sq. M L Rishel, of Gregg, gave oar sanctum a call, and reports healthy grood in his section : he took pleasure in setting his label into "99, eee EC pea rT young friend, H. O. Behm, of near Coburn, wasa pleasant ealler, and reports health good along Pine creek saz<l had his label moved into "99, I>avid Keller, of Los Angeles, Cal., 1s here on a visit among his friends sod relatives, Mr, Keller left this section in 1878 aud this is his first visit te» Bais old home since then. He finds rxazany familiar spots, but on the whole, the country with the people has un<dergoneachange. Bey SPRING MILLS, Qur Seritre Gives the News from this asl. ness Polnt, Monday for Wilson College, Cham- bersburg, where she h dent. § t is been a stu- Mrs. Z. P. Krise and son Mayne, | of Lewisburg, visited her mother, Mrs. Jane Love, and took in the picnic last week, A. R. Lee, of Boalsburg, gave us | # business call, and before leaving had his label moved forward, arffong the ' faithful readers. ~W. B. Shaffer, one of our old and esteemed patrons, of Zion, gave the Reporter a call and placed his label in the roll of honor for '99. —John D. Meyer left for Alexan- dria, Pa., on Saturday to take charge | of the publie schools there. This is | his second year as principal. is ——Wm. Gardner, who has been em- | ployed in Boob’s wheel shops for sev- | eral months, left for his home at Bridgeport, Conn., Tuesday. ——Perry Krise, a patron of the Re- | porter for many years, and a pleasant | fellow, called upon the Reporter and | placed his label in the roll of honor. ~J. W. Shires, of Johnstown, took | in last week's pic-nie, and also gave | our sanctum a call ; he is getting along | tip-top in the flood city, and put his | label in good shape. ~—J. H. Reifsnyder, Esq., of Mill- heim, gave the Reporter a call, and is | in fairer health than a few years ago, | having had the benefits of health re- | sorts and skilled physicians; he had | his label set in healthy shape. —Hon. Robert M, Foster, our able | representative and nominee, was in | town Monday greeting his friends, | Bob will receive a large vote from all | districts in the county. He is popu- | lar and has a good record in the House at the last session. v ——{lyde Smith, private in Co. E, 2th Regiment arrived home yesterday | afternoon. His regiment is home Williamsport on a thirty days’ fur- lough with prospects of being muster- ed out, not been affected by army life. at Skip is bronzed, and has —We were leased to have a hand- shake and plzasant chat, with ex-judge Frank here attendion, of Rebersburg, while ie pic-nie. és he does not seem Samuel Though well in the eig it by ten years and has enjoyed good | health all his lifetime, and still vasks | in it, —Mr. F. P. Lounberger and little | son Noble, of Willi«, Kansas, is home visiting his aged father, G. W. Lon- | berger, after an absence of eight years, Mr. Lonberger deals in grain, coal and live stock. He present at the | Mountain Union Sabbath school last Babbath, in whieh house he taught twenty-two years ago; he as | sisted in the music at Sabbath school, was school H. H. Garver arrived last Sctur- | day from Graogt City, Mo., and is now | visiting at the home of his uncles An- thony and John Garver, west of Cen- | tre Hall. Mr. Garver the of Ellas Garver, and has been associated with his father in publishing 8 news- paper. He is on his way to Washing- | ton, where he has been appointed to a | position in the new library. in son i ~- James Sandoe, one of our sol- | dier boys of Co. B, 5th Regiment, is hone now on a furlough, Jim enlist- | ed last May and was with the regi-| ment at Chickamauga, a point which t he describes as a disease breeding | swamp. The boys were afterwards ta- ken to Lexington, Ky., which he i claims was a veritable paradise com- | pared with their last camp, He lost | nineteen pounds during his soldiering, | but hopes to build up soon while at | home, | ~=Henry Smith, of Missouri, a vis- ltor nt Al. Krape's, favored the Repor- ter with a call, visiting with his sister, Mrs, Neighway, of Crestline, Indiana. They were born and raised in Union county, Pa. Their father, Peter Smith, threshed and hulled clover seed in Penn and Brush valleys, forty years ago, Henry assisting his father. He says there are some greal changes since his being away 87 years, When he left bere there was no railroad through Penns valley. Centre Hall, Coburn snd Millheim show changes; Centre Hall is one of the nicest and healthiest towns he ever saw. Mr. Smith went west a poor man ; by bard work and good management he has become wealthy in Missouri. In his section they raise very little wheat, corn and hogs being their product, and keep from 40 to 60 head of cattle, and 150 to 250 head of hogs : de just sold 3 ed he The grange picnic over, Lewisburg is the ext objective point fair, ~the Union county Cora rxzerciul agents report business from fair to Some 1izxes quite good. In on the road thx is neighborhood corn cutting idly. The cropwill be a very large one, NT eCormick of our in selling clothing by Lv Y orris itlage, is engaged EAs ure, for = large western firm, and has been vers successful, A Corman & Son will continue mak- | with their the creek road hydraulic | they dam, every Tuesdiy and Wednesday | ¥ 5 new ress, above €33 The walks infrontofa couple very | fine dwellings on our main avenue | along thee creek areina very dilapi- | -A word to the wise is suf- | ficient. i Robi ras rr & Bro, two gentlemen fromm nesr Zion have commenced the Eaxssrdware business in our vil-| lage, arsed sre stocking their store room | with quite a large assortment of goods | in that ine | O. T. Cormanof our village, dealer | a. very | and his shipme zs €s= from our station to the coal t v tensive, Mr. Corman by strict atten- tion to Lazsiaess, and dealing in choice = and reo wz nneratiog trade, G. H. X.oog our up-to-date merch-| the coal Busines, [ visited the yard] that Mr. X.oog bad added several large bins for ss special grade of very superi- or was receiving. This coal Mr. Long informed me was extremely hard, entirely coal he 4 » yet burning very freely being free from boue and slate, and i un- wer, and was also informed that prepare<i expressly for family use, noticed too, that all the coal was der ox every poaz nnd was screened before de. livery. We itors wit them f vis week, Jacob 4. NE r. and Mrs, Jacob Breon, of tise guests of David Burrell: i a bs cquiten large number o us during the I RE is past Among noticed Mrs oe f . Of Leitzell ; Iyrone, ters, Kate, Elmyraand Lucy, also of Tyrone, formerly of our village, the | guests of WW. 5 Muser: John and Cal Huss, of J ohuastown, also formerly of this place; Mr aud Mrs, H. C, of Philadelphia Mi, Dr, Stanly and sister, of Albany N.Y, guests of Wm, Pealer, mus«d several others, The sts temeuts in some of our news - papers fizz reference to the deaths of A. B. Miller, of Mil Hall, formerly of this place, and Mn, Junes Kenuelley, of our villisge, were somewhat errone- ous. Air. Miller's remains were brought Esere, and tot at Centre Hall, as stated, sod after services in the M. E. churcts, werelnterred in the Cross church ocermetery in Georges valley, | Mrs, Jamxses Keunelley's sudden death from hemrt disease occurred on Tues | day mori ng, sud not on Monday as publishie«® , mud her remains were also | interred 32x the Cross church cemetery | on the following Thursday. Cook, — A Exe Rabber Mand Care, i A simple remedy for headache worth trying is €e putarubber band around the head JFeuast above the ears. The band shows Id not be tight enough to stop the eirculation of the blood, The band Knows n as thestring band is gen erally su f¥iciently heavy for the pur- pose. It sExouldbeapplied just as soon as it is noticed that the headache is rubber baseaad works nicely, though it affords ne» relief when the headache is the result of stomach troubles or bil ioustness, E find, alw, that a rubber band twisted abouta toe between the corn and the foot is a handy remedy to stop tine pain froma jumping corn, Corns are wery liable to be troublesome when there is much humidity in the atmosphere. Therubber band seems to tem porsriiy quiet the nerves in the toe, and fz» this way stop the pain. As in the ease of a band around the head, the pressszre should not be tight enough to» stop the circulation of the blood. —————— C—O. For broken wrfaces, sores, insect bites, Brinn, skin diseases and especial. iy pd tisere is ove reliable remedy, Witt"s Witch Hazel Salve, When you call for Witt's don’t counterfeits or (rads, Y VESUVIOUS RAMPANT, Lava Btreams Maguliicent and Terrible, Travelers frown all parts of Europe are flocking to Naples to see Vesuvi- | us ip eruption. The spectacle at night Is one of indescribable grandeur. The | faint, palpitating glow that normally | marks the great crater is now exchang- | ed fora vivid tongue of light, colored at times almost like a rain bow, illumi- nating the heavens and being reflected with exquisite efivel in the waters of the bay. These manifestations are ied by deep rumblings and thunderous | by | | faccompan- | subterranean explosions, followed great of lava and Fresh lava streams are daily down the mountain side, eneroaching on the cultivated regions and eausing great loss and damage to property. threat- eruptions ashes, moving The observatory is seriously ened by of { which it is built, and one of the great a -ubsidence ground on [lava streams now coming down will [certainly overwhelm it unless diverted {from its present course, | The lava torrent near the crater hos {a width of half mile, dividing into in seventy they ure { three principal streams, each or eighty yards wide, which, as pour the again subdivided into numerous small down mountain side, They advance at a rate of per hour, their path the er streams. forty vards overwhelmi Kg and searing everything in vegetation in vicinity as though fire had passed over it, of lava Keeps { It has filled | a deep ravine, thick long distance down the sides An enormous quantity pouriug out of \ ashes lies + : hie crater, aud | for of the 11 HAZEN, ‘etrana Valley, several inches al mountain and on adjacent vi Wp — Fo Woo Sleep. 1 ot 1 48 gelling If you to sleep soon after retiring to rest, Or id any difficulty in KO take and vigor | the going to bed, to encourage the blood to Wakefulness usually | f an excitable and nervous temperament, and it re sults from undue pressure of the blood rub yourself ously after it last thing before circulate freely. An y y L in bh Uuneon- | When eet and legs are ed and prevents sleep. is the case, the { fortably cold, during the winter, in ad" dition to other means of equalizing the | warmed bottle, — IN MEMORIUM, BUSHMAN ARNEY ALEXANDER ISS GRACESMITH - - -. De Witt’'s Witeh Hazel Salve has the largest sale of any Salve in the! world. This fact and its merit has led dishonest people to attempt to eoun- | terfeit it. Look out for the man svho attempts to deceive you when you cal for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve great pile cure; for sale by Smith Urawford. -— - — AALS MAKKET, Pie & Onis Buck w hea FPRODUCE AT STORES, Butter ‘ BER. oonvere Lard shoulders Ham Tallow . New potatoes WATE ede a GRAIN AND CATTLE MARKETS, Wheat, Beptember, 70, Corn, No. 2, mixed, 34, Oats. No, 2 white, 28 ; mixed 24. Butter; fancy creamery, 21; prints, 2le. Eggs, fresh, 18al7e. Live Poultry : Hens, 10alle ; old roosters, 7e ; spring chickens 11al2¢ ; spring ducks, 9¢ : old | ducks, Safe. . Baled Hay and Straw : Timothy hay, choice, 0.50a10 ; mixed No. 1, 7.50a8.00. Straight rye straw, 8a8.50 ; wheat, 5.50a6.00 ; oats, 5.50a6.00, Chicago, Bept. 21. Wheat, cash, 663, Corn, cash, 30. Oats, cash, 21. East Liberty Live Stock : Cattle, extra, 5.35a5.50 ; prime, 5.20 ; common, 3.75a4.00. Hogs, prime mediums, 4.15; heavy, 4.10; pigs, 3.70a4.00 ; roughs, 2.50a3.75. Sheep, choice, 460; common, 3.25 3.75; choice spring lambs, 5.60a5.75 ; common to good, 3.75a5.50, Veal calves, 7.00a7.50, i do, i i i ' More than twenty million free sam- les of De Witt's itch Hazel Salve ve been distributed by the manufac- turers. What better proof of their con. fidence in its merits do you want ? alt ou will not be d gre nted with De Witt's Witeh el Sed we; for sale by Smith & Cr % cures piles, burns, sores, in ——_ CCIE - Our store will be closed Monday, Sept. 26th, until 6 p, m. $5.00, $7.00, and $10.00, ARE THE PRICES FRO WHICH YOU CAN SELECT A.... viceable Fall Suit. Over Three Hundred Different sortment ! AUBLES, = Men’s Outfitters, Telephon call, 5 — 712. WW BFE EE SRG ee ew a a Ree a aa “al ae ww aha OC AERA INR «Ta RN EE £8 OOOO AleTarat Bralelee aaa LX va IE COIN IL II SreTaaIeTeTal wm le wae w : woven to stand hard service. Glen. Joe Wheeler, s 1 1 10 48 weil else- * ( v $ 3 Ou Cannot « SeleIete CIC NEE as here, - } DeCalse 1 ' . pu g * where we have made Bos g { wothing a study and ] iosmen “ ATS ' lored only. —_— - * sell the best Our ss ® $a a 3 $4 y al are instru i KE cted to give Lv - Ow you as much attention if you are only looking as if yon wanted to ww ow » 0.8, 3 st Hi ie = 18 worthy of it, Our stock Clothing. 50 ' buy. We welcome inspection 3 i Boys 83.00, a Bu "2 - ’ Pa wa bo = . Montgom Progressive Clothiers. * 2 Ey i & 1.50, $2.00, $2.50, £4.00, ery & =4.50, Co., ax » £5.50, £6.00, we RC wae ETE a AAA a aa ee » BELLEFONTE. NL TES BBN ~ OW ORM EPI SIP EB PIPER GROEN M0 ew ) “ eee BPP IBGE s . Fon LA the Next Sixty Days Chamber Suits... pay makes a bargain. This is the experience every time you buy shoes such as Dayton, Freed, Rich- ardson, stamped on every sole. Do not allow yourself to be led astray by buying anything clse, as there is only one remedy, (a doctor's bill). I keep them for Men, Wo- men and Children, at the very low. est prices. I also keep Men's Driving Shoes. For the next 60 days I will pay one-half the car.fare from Lemont or any intermediate point to Risi: Funeral supplies constantly on hand. Call and see ue, ATTORNEYS. LOR, Aloruey ab Law, Bellefonte, Pa. Ro, 24 Temple Court All manner of logal bw ie He promptly slended wo, utght Hyon B. TAY A 0. FURST. he» Allorney-ulL Law Bellefoute, Pa, Otices direc ly opposite the Court House, aught J. MH, ORV CM, BOWER E.j,0uvVI8 | vi BOWER &« ORVIB, { ALorueys al Law, BELLEFORTE PA. “'s Kxchauge bullding on secord sush Harrisou Walker, Othioe in Crios Hoon | David F, Fortuey W Altrney st Law BELLEFONTE, PA. y { House. | Oli i C4 ‘ north of Court E, Alorney stl law, BELLEFONTE, PA. W, corner Diamond, two doors from rel dations Bank anki (ILEMANT DAL | Office N | Fi Ww, Al | Spe 4. RUNKLE, Alworney-al-law, BELLEYONT Kiuas of legal business atten wi sllention given Ww collections | Svor Under Excha Ke FA. promptly ofl V2 Jas E ww ded {J L.BraxcLex, | NFANGLER & HEWES, oo ' AUorneys at Law, BELLEFONT Ww collects a Consuilation i C.F. lHgwes, E, PA. Fractice German and npecial sllention Gouri 01 the i | N B. EPANGLER,; 14 ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, i BELLEFONTE, PA. | Practices in all the courts Codsultation in Ea- i glinb and German, Office, Crider Exchange Building. noviss BANKS. | ((ENTRE COUNTY BANKING 00. BELLE¥YORTE, PA. Rooeive deposits, Discount notes, nue 1 J Tr LV. BEUGERT, Cashier é HOTELS. TEL Yatilel C LS —————— Keller, Proprietor elleforte, Pu, through- Hon with he Parties attend. wourt and makir ted stay in Belle { Joni an extra discount will be made. The ta. | biels provided with everyibing in season. Il | ET AAG HC 3 : i The Hailes very vo RVIK HOUSE 8. Woods Caldwell, Proprietor, LOCKE HAVES, PA. Good sample rooms on frst jan Terms reasonable i Boor | BUrH HOURE WL. Daggett Proprietor, BELLEFONTE, PA. Bpecial attention given w country trade apr NEW GARMAN HOUSE Bu Opposite Court House, BELLEFONTE, PA. New building. new furniture throughout, steam heal, electric bells and all modern improvements, | ood table and moderaie harges DH. Rohl. Proprietor, SPRING MILLIS PA from all trains i i A Free bus to and | N¥W BROCK ERHOFF HOUSE, BELLEFOXTE, PA Free bus to and from all trains Good sample | Tooms on first Boor. Special rates to w Iinesses Jurors HOTEL Wm. H. Runkle, Manager Newly equipped. bar and tab’e supplied with the best Bummer boarders receive special atten. tion. and can #44 no healthier locality. Central for fishing and hunting maytey August Sales.. Big drives CENTRE HALL Vv aii over room for Fall Not 5 { : argain 1 ¢} Wn thrown t ogether to 11 sell, but Goods to meet the demands of our own Do to trade. exacting not have sime quote prices. Come and be convinced. H. F. ROSSMAN, Spring Mills, Pa. HUMPHREYS" ANIMAL SPECIFICS. Neti | FEVERS, Lung Fever, Milk Fever. Bk: | SPRAINS, Lameness, Rheumatism, Cons | EPIZOOTIC. Distemper. Dm: | WORMS, Bote, Grube. EE lcovens, Colds. snflaenza. Fos | OOLIC, Dellyache, Diarrhea. € G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE. HAL IKIDNEY & BLADDER DISORDERS, hike | MANGE, Skin Diseases. LK. | BAD CONDITION, Staring Cont. NERVOUS DEBILITY, VITAL WEAKNESS nnd Prostration from Overs work or other causes. oo Sueone - - No 28. in uss over 40 years, Springs on a $6 purchase. Mai onders promptly = - Me JOB SMITH & B80, Humphreys’ Homeopathio
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