PE
SONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going. Visitors in and
Town,
-—Sherif W, M. Cronister,
Bellefonte, was in town yesterday on
business,
out of
—= James Stewart and wife, of New
Bloomfield, were here to attend the fu-
neral of J. W. Henney.
——Mrs. Aaron Thomas and daugh-
ter Miss Jennie, are visited with
friends near Linden Hall several days
this week.
~—Mrs. Ellen Burkholder and
daughter Miss Efliie, of Centre Hill,
weré*pleasant callers at the REPORTER
office yesterday.
~——Mrs. W. H. Runkle and daugh-
ter Pearl, went to Roland this morn-
ing to attend the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs, Nancy Barger.
—— Witmer Smith who is employed
SPRING MILLS,
| The Gossip and Happenings from Our Near-
by Neighbar,
Steele and McLemore agents for the
Creamery Pkge Manufacturing Co., of
i Chicago, were here last week to estab-
"lish a cooperative creamery to be locat-
ed ine our village. The gentlemen
were very successful in obtaining sub-
scribers for the stock. No doubt is en-
tertained of its ultimate success,
Robinson & Bro, the new hardware
firm of our village, have delighted the
neighborhood with a large street lamp
recently placed in front of their store.
A half a dozen of street lamps proper-
ly located in our town would be a de-
But as we rarely
are first to venture into anything new,
no doubt when Penn Hall inaugurates
the movement of lighting her one
street we will tollow,
In ‘reporting the recent attempt of|
by the new Commercial Telephone
Co. in putting in phones, spent Sun- |
day with his wife,
——Rev. F. F. Christine went to |
Boalsburg Tuesday to assist Rev, Hep-
ler in a series of religious meetings be-
ing held at that place,
——Mrs. Harry Swabb spent last |
week at the home of her brother, Mr.
Daniel Wion, near Bellefonte, where
their aged mother is lying
ill.
——A, OQ. Cawley, veterinarian, of
Milton, was here Tuesday and Wed- |
nesday assisting Dr. Riter in testing |
seriously
cattle in the valley for tuberculosis. |
They ordered one cow killed,
——Sergeant C, H. Fleck and bride,
of Altoona, who are on a wedding
tour of several weeks, spent several
days last week and this with friends |
here. Mr. Fleck is a member of the
Sheridan Troop, Cavalry, Tyrone, and
on the troops return from the Porto
Rico campaign several weeks ago, was
married to Miss Elsie Herring, daugh- |
ter of Mr. James P. Herring, of Al
toonr.
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Personally Conducted Tours via P, I. BR,
The personally-conducted tourist
system of the Pennsylvania Ruilroad
Company is the final evolution of ab-
solute perfection in railway travel, the
summit of the excellence of modern
luxurious railway facilities,
For the season of "98 and '99 it
arranged for the following tours:
has
burglars to blast open the safe in the |
office of the milling firm Allison |
Bros, located in our village, the state- |
of
ment that several pounds of dynamite |
were stored directly under the safe, I|
learned is without the]
slightest foundation. The firm
quite largely in the explosive, but nev- |
er had an ounce stored inside nor even |
I cheerfully |
since
deal
i
landlord, |
D. H. Ruhl our popular
eomimer- |
cial agents as guests during the week,
They all report business on the road as |
Mr. Ruhl was rather
nonplussed one evening when a half |
dozen of his guests on entering the ho- |
being a candidate for that office next |
At first Mr. Ruhl was somewhat |
annoyed at being “dressed in borrow-
ed robes,” but hastily recovering him- ;
self, he jocosely informed his
that in a year hence he might possibly |
guests |
have the pleasure of welcoming them |
all at his office in Bellefonte.
The Spring Mills Planing
is greatly improving their
Speaking tubes convenient to
Mill Co. |
property. |
all
chines in the mill have been introduc. |
ed, enabling the operato rs to commu- |
nicate with the engineer when
ma~ |
Neres.
A
the
has been |
sary without a moments delay.
partition has been thrown across
main room, the engine room
refitted and paved, besides quite a |
was J. C, Meyer, Isq., of Bellefonte;
all were pleased to hear Mr. Meyer
again, he having been here in former
years. Mr. Meyer spoke at length and
discussed the situation in such a plain
and straight forward way that every
one could understand the political out-
look.
ef a cohen
JEN HALL,
LIN
Interesting Items from Our Nelghboring
Town.
Mr, Harter, of Illinois, was the guest
of his friend Ezra Tressler and family
a few days of last week,
circulating among her many friends
throughout this community.
of Henry Zeigler one day this week.
I. Bradford on Bunday.
corn husking. The
was a good crop throughout this year,
..AND...
ers,
10.00 Suits ?
his brother Robert
this place.
The ladies of our town have
The building and
J. H.
improvements on
Ross
If not, write us for
samples. You will
pied by James Wagner,
The revival meeting is still in prog-
ress and so far two have come to the
On Sunday evening
F. Christine, pastor of the
He preached an excellent sermon and
fp
ns that the doctor
The
It often happe
is
most needed.
was threatened
“My wife
Ter.,
in-
profit by seeing
these extraordinary
values.
PENNSYLVANIA R.R.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divisior
and Northern Central Railway.
Time Tables, tu effect May 29, 1597,
TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD
BZa m.~Train 0. We k days for Bunbury,
Harrisburg, arriving at Philadelphia, 12.60 p.m.
New (ork 8.25 p. m., Baltie ore 12.40 p.m, Wash.
logon 1.47 p. m. Through coaches to Philsdel-
Phin, Baltimore and Wasni 1gton
9.27 a. m~Tmin 50 Daily for Bunbury,
Willkerbarre, Harrisburg and termediate sia-
tions. Week days or Bers sion, Hazleton, and
Pousvilie. Philadeipbis, Sew York, Baltimore,
Washington, Throvgt P senger cosches 0
Philadelphia and Beitiz ore,
L% p. m.~Teainn 8, W sekdays for Bunbury,
Wilkesbarre, seranton, Hazleton, Pottsviiie, Har-
risburg and intermediate lations, arriving st
Philadelphia at 6.2 p m., w York. 9.590 p, m,
Baltimore, 6 0p. mn, Washington st 7.15 p. m,
Parlor car through to Pi Hadelphin, and pas-
senger coaches bo Philadel bis and Baltimore,
bO1 p. m~Train 3 for Wilkes
barre, Beranton, Haz ; He, nnd daily
for Harrisburg and iutery sdiate points, arriving
al Piisde : m., dew Tork 8538 m
Baltimore 945 p.m. Washi bBglon 1055 p. ms. Pas
senger coaches 1 Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and parior car to Philadelphia,
BUT p. m.~Traln 6, We exdays for Bunbury
Harrisburg and all intermediate stations, srry.
ing at Philadelphia, 4 20 a m., New Yorkst 758
& m. Pullman sleeping cars from Harrisburg
to Philadelphia and New York Philadelphia
passengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed
until 7.30 a.m.
1.22 a. m.~Train JADally.) For Hurris-
burg sud points east and south. arriving #1
Philadelphia at 6.52 a, my, New York, 933 as. ms
week days, 10.58 4. m Bunday, Ba ore, 6.25 a.
m., Washingion, 7. “ Fu sleeping
i cars to 3 Bg
4.
7 mm.
Philadelphia snd 3
passenger coaches ¥ Philadelphia and Baitim
" WESTWARD.
L837 a. mm ~Tralu
duLsigus, Hochester fis
iutermediate stations, with passenger coset
Erie and Rochester Week
Bellefonte, and » tay
Pullman sleepers 10 i
10.08 a. mn. Train 31.
sud intermediate stations, and
Tyrone, Ciearfield. ¥hi
i the West, Brow
! 1.31 p.m,
rone, Clear!
dalgus and
BEochester, Br i, wilh
Wirctugh passenger cosches to Kane sud Roche
ester, and Parlor car 10 Rochester
SULP, m.—Train 1. Week deys for Renovo.
Elmira and intermediate siations,
945 p. m.—Train 13, Daily for Lock Haven,
and intermediate stations,
1s
{Da
Wiis
nd Erle
or lock Haven
weekdays for
rg, Pittsburg and
a8 10 Tyrone,
anys for Kane, Ty-
ki
THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTARNDON FROM
EAST AND BOUTH.
Train 81 leaves New York 12.12
Phin 4.50 a m, Balt @ 4
8.00 am, daily, W
days arriving at
ight, Fhiladels
Harrisburg
Week-
Washing
y Willkesbarre
i Montandon
ruin Philadelphia
Coaches from Phila
on 7.04 m, Bail
) & Im, week rivis
idl pm, with parior car {
and through passenger
deipbia and Baltimore
1ieaves New York 9.90 a m, Ph 8, 1225
m; Washington at 10,50 & my, Balt re BL 12.00
m, Wilkesbarre 2.15 pm, arriving si Montan-
don at 6.04 p m, woek days, with through a
Senger coaches from Phils, and Baltimore.
Train 21 leaves New York 1.50 P. m sunday, Phil.
adelphia 4.50 pm, wee kdays. 4.30 p. m.. Sur
days, Wash pm, Baltimore 4.49 pm,
daily, Wilke Te, 000 p.m. dally, arriving at
Moutandon 9.45 p m. Through Parlor Car from
Philadelphia, and Passenger coach from Phil.
adeliphia and Washingion
Train 3 leaves New York ai 8
il pm, Washington 310.40 Bait :
1 Andon at 5.37
& mn, Wilh through Pullman sles NDR CBrs from
Phila. Washington and Baltimore and through
Ron 540
re. 6.00
Np m,
sisted that I go for the doctor at ence:
number of other conveniences added | but as he was out of town, I purchas-
to the interior of the building. The! of Chamberlain's Cough
i jed a bottle
Shera ors g § § . iH 1 . : : :
drag a road to and around the mill is Remedy which relieved the child im-
being put in thorough repair, all the
mediately.” A bottle of that remedy
mud and dirt accumulation is being in the house will often the ex-
removed, and the road bed will be fili- pense of a doctor's bill, besides the
with and gravel. The anxiety always occasioned by serious i
company is doing quite a large busi. When it is given as soon as Yeh
; . ; | the croupy cough appears, it will pre- 2%
March 7. The first three of these ad- | If Quay’s candidate for Govermor| ot the attack. Thousands of moth- | Knock-out ¢
i ; ale was to be measured by his popularity | ers always keep it in their homes. The
mit of a sojourn of two weeks in th | elsewhere, as it is in this neighbor-|o- a3 : ! : : P . f =
“Flowery State.” Tickets for ; ’ 1 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by J, H. rices itor po 3 = is Penn Cave
. 3 3 is iqUentre ail
the Next : 1 § 3 3 ! Are
the | 3 y i i
hood, Mr. Stone would evidently be| toss, Linden Hall; 8. M. Swartz, Tas- :
§ 31 Linden Hall
Sixty Days
fourth tour will be good to return by |
i seyville; F. A. Carson, Potters Mill: H. i
e ; 8510ak Ha |
i
|in New Jersey, Virginia, North and
) : il May 31. 189¢ { out of the contest, and the battle royal
regular trains until May 31, 1899, t . , Nar ’ .
o w between Dr. Swallow and (ieorge F. R ; tank :
Tie x ahve. $4 3 ‘al . Rossman, Bpring Mills. 8 $4 Lemont
Tickets for the above tours will be | A. Jenks. As often remarked, the 8 43Dale Summit
5 SA Piessant Gap
i South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and |
YN & @ Rs ¥ A ores . - . fre "ye : $ :
Ld Huds, 1 Sense ’ Agent South were presenbio the store room eight Cuba. The tickets will be sold at the -
eastern District, Washington, or Geo, Republicans and two Democrats, and | usual low rates, with the usual liberal ul S. Ean
feat is al t cortal 1 ti lection | avel and rates for tickets, will be fur- |
eat is almost certain, and the election | nished free after November 1 on appli- |
of the entire Democratic ticket in the |
you take them; for sale by Smith & |
Crawford. !
passenger coaches from Philadelphia and Bais
timore,
California—Tour will leave New
York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Pittsburg, February 9. Nineteen days
will be spent in California. The party
will travel over the entire route by the |
“Golden Gate Special,” the finest train
that crosses the continent. i
Florida—Four tours to Jacksonville |
will leave New York and Philadelphia
January 24, February 7 and 21, and |
FAUBLES,
Men’s Outfitters, - BELLEFONTE.
Telephone call, 572.
LEWIEBURG AND TYROKXE EAILROAD,
Week days,
Westward,
AM. BTATIONFS
5 40, Montandon
16 3Sllewisburg
€ 48j Biehl
6 {Vicksburg
6
save
ed in stone
i sick neas, 3
SMiMinburg
7 UM ilimont
7 1%Gilen Iron
7 ePaddy Mounties
7 8 0obura
7 87{Zertry
8 URising Bpring
ness,
we - ee
Winter Excursion
Tickets on the PVP. R. RB
On November 1 the Pennsylvania
| Railroad Company will place on sale
at its principal ticket offices excursion
tickets to all prominent winter resorts
Additional trains
donet 5.2 a m,
535and 755 p. m.. re
leave Lewisburg for Montan-.
BIS 8. m., 94% a m, 1.15
ping leave Montandon
for Lewisburg st £2 9.90 5. m. HE a. m. 5.08,
S05 pm, and 510 pm. :
Un Sundays trains leave Montandon 9.27 and
10.04 a and 5.04 p. m., returning leave Lewis
burg $350 a. m., 10.06 a.m. and 5.06 p.m,
J.B. HUTCHINSON, J. RB. WOOD
General Mansger, Gen'l Pww'ger Agt
is
Not What You Pay !
But what you get for what you
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 else, as tfhere
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 Rising
Springs on a $6 purchase. Mail
orders promptly filled.
JOHN SMITH & BRO, | CHAS. A. KRAPE
9-80 Spring Mills. SPRING MILLS, PA.
RE ——————————— ee >
A RE ER SH 0 EE SESE SNEED | bound traih Trom Wi mnt ay 4, Kart
3 . West-bound from Philadel 30
i Making Clothes to Measure
«a,
. W. GEPHART,
General Superintendent,
*&
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PERREYLVANIA.
Condensed Time Table
Resd Up,
No 6: No § No 2
pomp. mo mem,
10 043 6 10.10 10
557
5 Bl
548
5 44!
5 40
5 871
| Bb 25
538
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“Read Dow
No.1iNo 5 No 8 May 1s, 1896.
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14 HUBLERSB'G.. | §
iS. Baydertows... |
20.....Nijtany .......
: Huston.......
~LAMAR.....
Clintondale.... |
and Stones
School Fands Looted, :
Although State Treasurer Beacom
but a few days ago denied that there
were any school appropriations over-
due and unpaid, itis a fact that sueh
is the case right here in Franklin
county. The following townships, it
is Known, have not as yet received
their appropriations, now nearly six
months overdue: Quincy, Lurgan,
Fannett, Metal, Southampton and
Montgomery. Chambersburg was for-
tunate in getting its share some time
ago. In one township two months’
salary of teachers is due, and the
Board will have to borrow and pay in-
terest in order to pay the teachers, In
some districts new buildings have been
erected, and the money appropriated
on June 1 last would no doubt be wel-
comed. Chambersburg special, Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
This furnishes additional proof that
the Quay-Stone machine is using the
school teachers’ money for political
purposes,
a ———— sf A AAR
A little child of J. R. Hays, living
near Colquitt, Ga., overturned a pot of
hoiling water, scalding itself so severe
ly that the skin came off its breast and
limbs. The distressed parents sent to
Mr. Bush. a merchant at Colquitt, for
a temedy, and he promptly forwarded
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. The child
was suffering intensely, but was re-
lleved by a single application of the
Pain Balm. Another application or
two made it sound and well. For sale
by J. H. Ross, Linden Hall; 8. M,
Swartz, Tasseyville; F. A. Carson, Pot-
ters Mills; H. F. Rossman, Spring
Mills, :
9 49 9
& Bo
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ote) Srouu all pelucipul poiaits oa Noe | shoe emporium of C. A. Krape is the Is 581A xemann
Pennsylvania Railroad. For « etalled | mart where merchants and politicians § 00 Bellefonte
itineraries, giving rates and fall infor- | most do congregate, and of course aft —
lation, address Thes. E. Watt, Pase- er the general news of the day di-
enger Agent, Western District, Pitts- gested, discussion on any topic is al-
burg; B. Courleander, Jr., Passenger | ways in order—to give you a political
Agent Baltimore District, Baltimore: | straw. One evening last week there
W. Boyd, Assistant General Passen- for amusement a quiet ballot was tak- | return limits,
ger Agent, Philadelphia. en, resulting in eight votes for Swal- | The magnificent facilities of the
ey low, two for Jenks vote | Pennsylvania Railroad, with its many
represented with a cipher. Every day connections, make this the favorite |
it looks more dubious for Quays man | line for winter travel.
Friday. Arnold will not poll his par- | An illustrated book, descriptive of | a
ty vote in the 28th district, and his de. | Willer resorts, and giving routes of | bd
| cation to ticket agents,
county isa foregone conclusion. : a ——————————— pt ————— i
———— You invite disappointment when i
you experiment, De Witt’'s Little |
Early Risers age pleasant, easy, thor- |
ough little pills. They cure constipa- |
tion and sick headache just’ as sure as |
COBURN,
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Bry «i850 511 007
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An Enthusiastic Meeting of the Democrats
Monday Evening.
Mrs. Jacob Steininger, of Hartleton,
visited for a short time with friends at
this place one day last week.
I'he hunting season is on, but thus
far none of our nimrods have succeed-
ed in bagging any large game.
Most of our Democrats expect to go
to Millheim today and evening to hear
Hon. John H. Fow, of Philadelphia,
and Judge Krebs, of Clearfield, discuss
the political issues of the day.
Thomas A. Hosterman and J. F.
Garthoff of this place, went to Belle
fonte on Saturday and took in the foot
ball game, and the Democratic meet.
ing in the evening,
The Democratic meeting held in the
school house at this place, on Monday
evening was very well attended. In
the absence of the chairman of the
township, A. P. Zerby, of Sober, who
was detained at home by sickness, J,
F. Garthoff called the meeting to or-
der. On motion A. R. Alexander was
chosen chairman of the meeting. In
a neat little speech Mr. Alexander
thanked the pitizens for the favor con.
ferred upon him, after which Andrew
Harter and Percival Tharp were chos
en as vice presidents and W. E.
Braucht secretary of the meeting.
Then the chairman introduced the
first speaker of the evening W. Harr |
son Walker, one of the rising young le-
gal Lights of Bellefonte, who in a very
forcible and able address, laid bare the
doings of Boss Quay and his hench-
have | men, charging them with political cor-
Early | ruption of the basest sort,
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Funeral supplies constantly on
hand.
Call and see us.
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110 10 an Sunday, ’ mys
Shoul
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ue PENNSYLVANIA STATE OOLLES
ERE BR
Is an art nowadays, and it isn’t everybody who knows what are
the latest points. Our tailoring department is organized and run
by young men whose only thought is to better and perfect the
clothes-making we do. We can’t afford to have a man take away
a garment that is not satisfactory. If you are not acquainted
with us and our methods we don’t know a better way or time
than to ask you to see now. Our Mr. Bullock’s only thought is
to make perfect fitting trousers. No matter how critical you are
we'll please you.
MEN'S SUITS.
{ stock by storm-—the . ay have
It's almost taking our great y storm--the > : ron have
PERE SER
HERE DESPRE RRS EERE ES SRE RA ead
A A ABN
One Minute Cough Cure surprises
people by its quick cures and children
may take it in large quantities without
the least danger. It has won for itself
the best reputation of any preparation
used today for colds, croup, tickling in
the throat or obstitate coughs; for sale
by Smith & Crawford.
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LOCATED IN ONE OF THE
MOST
FUL HFUL 8POTS tx ThE
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Low, BUILDI
AND EQUIPMENT. ns
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY,
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come in for our sui Goods for all tastes are .
. cassimeres: dou reasted )
5 king vont ahd double-breasted sack suits—they're all here and prop-
% er ced $7.50 to $20, Come in. No obligation to buy, only ou're
ng fair to your own pocket unless you see what sort othe
we are telling about how they're made and what they cost.
Por. biphon meh MEN’S OVERCOATS. .
bites, burns, skin diseases and pu hdrade uf Syatachis. ‘See the window display and follow up that
ly piles there is one reliable remedy, (§ SED righ Overcoats,
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. When every :
you call for Xp Witt’s Jour hecept
nted with 's Witeh
A
Preshytering Services,
There will be services in the Presby.
terian church at Centre Hall Sabbath
morning at 10:30 o'clock.
——— A T——————
Truth w well, le
learned that De Witt's i
Risers are reliable little pills for
oH lh AIOE She Oro " Liddy
body in our
men, the - I spender and the man who le fre 10 tay ,
; the best we Know ”
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Balve; for sale by Smith & Crwa-
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