PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going, Visitors in and out of
Town,
~—Miss Virna Geiss went to Belle-
fonte Tuesday on a short visit among
friends,
WW. W. Boob was in Williams-
port last week on a still hunt for ma-
chinery.
Jerry I. Condo, Spring Mills’
whole-souled old veteran, was in town
yesterday.
~Miss Sallie McClenahan left on
on Tuesday for a visit of several weeks
in Williamsport.
——8, P. Hennich, of Potters Mills,
made the Reporter a business call and
put his label forward.
~— Miss Anna McCoy, of Bellefonte,
spent several days last week with her
aunt, Mrs, J. F. Alexander.
—Miss Romie Van Pelt, is home
from Wilson College, Chambersburg,
on a two weeks’ holiday vacation.
=A, E. Haugh and wife, of Mif-
flinburg, are here on a week's visit at
the home of Mrs. Haugh's sister,
Ed. Nerhood,
——B. D. Brisbin left
afternoon for a two weeks
his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Schenectady, N. Y.
—J, C. Brown, one of ou
patrons of Potters Mills, gave our sane-
tum a call and reports health good in
that section. He had his to
the close of "69,
on Monday
visit with
Boone, at
label set
bright
daughters
— Bessie and Marion, two
and interesting little girls,
of Mr, Abner Murray, of
have been visiting with
town since Monday.
relatives in
~——Jeremiah Snavely, of Spring
Mills, one of our former good citizens,
was in town Tuesday, calling on his
old friends. Although close to us, he
does not make frequent trips up here.
Mrs. Foust, from
Lydia near
iness call, and informed us that a hog
which dressed 503 pounds, was killed
by them a few days ago. That's the
way to make a show.
Our farmer friend James Durst,
east of town will likely make sale of
his farm stock and implements this
spring, and may decide to become one
of our good citizens. He has set upon
March 10th for his sale.
etic lee
“The De Case Over.
From the Phila. Telegraph, Rep., Dec
14th.
The “Press” this morning prints on
its first page the following report of an
interview with Mr. Quay and two of
his friends, the expurgatory dashes be-
ing the Press’
its readers a shock :
senator Quay, sccompanied
Andrew G. Curtin Quay,
last and
evening with Republican State Chair-
man Elkin.
“A reporter visited Senator Quay in
tratford and
him if he had anything to say.
i“
own device to save
his
arrived
the
by
SON,
night
in the city spent
his rooms at the asked
‘Just say that the senator was here
consulting with some of his friends.’
said Chairman Elkin.
* ‘Say that father was here
ing with his lawyers regarding
case,’ said his son.
‘Don’t that,” said
Quay. ‘That would bea d
d — case is over.’
The brazen eflrontery of this deliver-
ance is barely equaled by its terseness
and profanity. So “the d-—
isover” —is it? The two justices of
the supreme court, by granting the
rule for an argument on the question
of taking the case out of the hands of
the local courts, put an end to it, once
and for all--did they ? The appeal to
these two members of the higher tribu-
nal, on the plea that the accused could
not secure a fair and impartial trial be.
fore the regular eriminal court was not
made for the purpose of securing such
fair and impariial trial, but for the
purpose of preventing a trial, fair or
unfair, under any and all circumstan-
ces—was it? Mr. Quay, in his pot-
house fashion, boldly announces that
he interference of Justices Green and
Williams was a mere trick to put an
end to “the d —— case.” It would be
consult-
his
Senator
The
say
- fie,
Clixe
slate think of it,
Sa A A A]
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on to the chest over the
seat of pein will promptly relieve the
pain and prevent the threatened at-
tack of ppemonia. This same tpeat-
ment will cure a lame back in a few
hours. Sold by J. H. Ross, Linden
Hall; 8, M. Swartz, Tusseyville; F. A
Carson, Potters Mills; H. F. Rossman,
Spring Mills,
Co Msn
Weekly Wenther Report-Centre Hall
(Goverment Service.)
Highest. Lowest,
18 5 clear.
10 clear,
26 cloudy.
43 cloudy.
20 cloudy.
31 cloudy.
43 cloudy.
On 17, forenoon, 3 in. of snow. On
19, at afternoon and night, .58 in. rain,
On , day, .20 in. fain,
ii will make
FE iristras - present,
BOALSBURG,
Many People Taken in Buylug Jewelry
from Peddlers,
Our teachers are all at institute this
week; several of the directors expect to
be in attendance on Thursday,
Mrs. Black, who has been ill for sev-
eral months has recovered sufficiently
to be moved, and has gone to the ¢ ity
for medical treatment.
Rev. Black visited our village
schools last Friday. He reports the
schools in a first-class condiiion, and
was very much pleased with the work
done.
The primary and grammar schools
but the High school be
sumed until Jan.
vacation.
not
two
will
2, giving
cers for a term of four weeks:
Scott Wielang; vice pres., Dora
er; sec’'y, Nannie Bailey
Pr rof, di Mrs. Chas. E, Hower
spending this week in Bellefonte,
ing in the institute. They will spend
the following week at their former
Turbotville, Pa.
Beott seems to be
Mey-
home,
much
; last Friday
the Prof's hat to take
very
hurry on Friday evenings
evening he wore
his girl home,
bluster Scott fi
Many ice about
filled last week from the
dam, two crops having been
last week, one of
or she will wait on you.
town
MeF
take
and
houses
arlane
six inches
nice
clear,
Prof.
heim,
Rotl
came to Boalsbur
and family, of Mill
g Saturday aft-
The Prof. attending insti-
the county this
» the family are spending several
hrock
i=
tute at seat week,
will be eelebrat-
churches next Sun-
In the Reformed church,
evening, in the Lutheran
Sunday morning. A treat will be giv-
en the Presbyterian Sunday school in
the afternoon.
our
Christmas Bervices
ed in the several
day.
day
Nun-
and
Some of people invested
and other artic
which were offered for sale by peddlers
week, The
mous amounts of goods in
very
heavily in jewelry i
last venders sold enor-
this valley,
farmers invested as much as $50.-
and jewelry, and
have learned that many of the wateh-
It serves you
Why did you not go to a
sOMme
00 in watches we
es sold don’t run at all.
right, good,
=»
reliable desler and buy your goods, it
m but
get what
ay cost a little will
get satisfact
recommended,
Nearly two hundred
present at the Li
High school society
A very large «
for the
fund.
dress stated: “Jt
more, you
ion; you will is
were
people
Friday
lection was taken
benefit of the school organ
to
for
is ny ot ect .
pare young men and women
lege, not a mathematical
for a classical education;
on the way with such
ent, I haven
we are
a course at pres.
number of classes
er year have still more branches in the
school,” He spoke with pride of his
and we believe the students are
equally proud of their teacher.
Bo
MILLHMEIM,
Ww
school,
Important News as Gleaned by Our Cor
respondent
The rain played out the sleighing in
our section, to the discomfiture of
young. .
J. P. Condo, the
ant of Milli
waiting on
pers.
enterprising rehis
is busy
many
Tne
weim, ns nailer,
holiday
1
his sLop-
had
being
ing from this place, to them) an
aud
rolled out in the snow with their chap-
agreeable accident, upset
erons,
Millheim Boro, Miles and Haines
townships each will pldee upon the al
tar of their country an available can-
didate for sheriff. It will take an aw-
ful amount of hustling for all to get
there,
R. B. Hartman one of the old citi-
zens of this place, who had been in
failing health for some time, was out
to church on Sunday morning. His
many friends are glad to see him about
again,
A number of persons took advan
tage of the fine ice and stored away
Others waited
made a great mistake. The ice ranged
in thickness from 6 to 12 inches. :
The Odd Fellows of Millheim mani-
fested the true brotherly spirit of that
order, during the prolonged illness of
R. A. Bumiller, who was a member of
the Millheim Lodge. Mr. Bumiller
was confined to the house ever since
the 4th of July, and from that time on
they bestowed upon him the tenderest
care. Whenever necessary they
supplied nurses for the night, and
thus relieved the family. No one in
town, aside from Mr. Bumiller's fami-
ly, deserves more credit than Mr. CO.
W. Hartman. He was there every
day and took his turn at night more
frequently than any other. Mr. Hart-
man is a veritable Prince in a sick
room; kind, sympathetic and obliging.
The community joins in giving due
praise to the Odd Fellows for their
help and kindness,
oe Ua oa
arn 8
Risers are are reliable idle pills for
SPRING MILLS,
from Our Nelghhoring
Town,
A Newsy Lelter
The K.G. E. of village w
have their grand annual supper dur-|
ing the holidays, The Sons of Veter-
ans will also have a supper
advent of 1889.
our
before
to be erected the coming spring
summer, A dozen modest,
fent dwellings here at the
time would hardly be vacant an
Edward Confer our village,
tends moving west next month,
{ bills announce a sale of
We are sorry to lose Mr,
has been a good
#
(82
Hand
| effects, Con-
he citizen,
unflinching Democrat,
Rubl our genial landlord, and
| Republican candidate for the nomina-
| fer;
| a sound,
I D.A.
{ tion for sheriff, will have a twenty-five
i pound turkey for dinner on Christmas
fday. Quite a number of
| agents informed him that
commercial
they
and want-
tulil
would
dine with him on that
2 “hig turkey,”
day
Mr.
je in-
[ten ds giving them plenty of it.
1
=)
We had little
| week, but of course
rior ch
i diet
SOMme sleighing
not of
Weather
Lis
8 ery =i
aracter,
prophets |
Dlenty of snow winter, s«
: is yet ample time for carnival
f elie and sleds.” Some esunt the
{ number of storms from the
i month on which the fi
red,
rut
ies of
hers from the anti animals,
from the pecul
frost twisted the
Of
some Hr manner in
which the first upper
course all thes
{rails of a fence
5 Are simply bosh, and about
| par with the man who could alwas
i
middle
| tell when Sunday came
fof the by the manner
ia pet oyster followed
in the
which
up
week, in
him Ane
down stairs.
C.P. Long
merchant nd
I can safely
his large
with holiday good
tion. Here can be
sttitable
the most
it only of our
f Penn
establishment
dese
very
fou ind
rip-
everything
ang
stiscibilea
Resi
peopl
lection the
SENT CLIONS iit
: rE sad
presents for the little
the general
not forgotten or overlooke
has elegant
#Ariki
| were
the ladies he
stylish coats
that to try eit ri
purchase, also charming dress patterns,
and a 1
capes
handsome,
i nivalant ;
Ml As egiivaient to sn
collars, cuffs bewildering
of notions, etc,
partment for
apparal of
fact during
establis
/RION
grade in
Mr. Long’
for the
place to
amusing and useful things,
KH
men and oy cont
almost
3
holidas
10ikaa
hment will be as
every
the ®
arcade
latest novelties,
purchase
Our R
station presented quite
Pisin oss
nesday last,
it soe re
deals
| ete
merehants
I's Were
an
that d
On that day
{ for the holid
fusion was
| partment well
PF. ¢
itwo or thr
orman ti
high with er turkeys
and ; Reese . nls Lis look.
i edd agai like 1 mking “lon wi
{ confounded, [ stallions
this road similarly crowded
that day, no doubt some of the
f were in despair, not knowing
disposition to make with the
amount ght. But
Ww Musser is not often in a
quandary; never allows himself to be
| puzzled or annoyed with a “freight in-
undation’ but attends to his duties
understandingly, proceeds to work
systematically and finally brings order
out of chaos,
ss
on
Were
agents
what
unusual
Gur mtive
of fred
L agent, Ss,
- ps
You invite disappointment
you experiment, De Witt's
Early Risers are ple fsnnt, easy,
{ough little pills. They cure
when
you take them:
Craw ford,
for el wy
Wc gp an
GRAIN M ARK ET,
New Wheat
Rye
Unrn
New Oats
0
Buck whe
PRODUCE AT STORES,
Butter
Eges
Lard
Shoulders
Ham .
Tallow ..
New Potatoos.,
SPRING MILLS GRAIN MARKET,
Corrected every W Sanmany by Allison Bros
Wheat... HE ea Se Ra
Corn ...
Onis.
MARKETS,
Chicago, Dee, 21.
Wheat, hie.
Jorn, 35c.
Dats, De,
Philadelphia, Dee. 21.
Wheat 721¢.
Corn, No, 2
Oats, No, 2
2 mixed, do 32
Butter, 2: do
prints, de,
Eggs, freaks, 270.
gst Laks S0a00 1 onions one her bu. 50a
cabbage, per ton, $8a
Dive Poultry : :
Hens, b., 7a8¢0 ; old roosters, 507
spriug chickens, fate; ducks, Taso ;
Te 1 7a8¢ ; buticeys, aloe.
ay and Straw :
moth, shojo, $11 B60 ; Mixed,
outa 7.60. straw, wheat, af
markets : Wheat 70 ; oats
Levit market 8; epg 22.
mixed, 39¢,
: white, clipped, He; No.
Poy ‘creamery,
ret one while
Black Melton
85.00,
Just coming in
A good
velvet
| they last,
( loth,
collar, Too
| eheap, but ue t be sold.
| Storm Ulséer Just
i 1 collar, $4.1
Ore,
Pants
Corduroy, if
for
ue
po, heap
right
{ driving, 8 in. 3).
-
i
{at a half 1
i
WOArs
the
lined,
rip,
roi quality.
i ha
Wool, and we oiler
Hage,
not
ClUstom
¥ 3 ’ i
arranged to
Otto’ s Cough Cure.
We 1st
Otto's OC ugl ure at this
tune ti 1
about
appor-
guaran~
effected.
EOomethinge
When You Are
Looking Around
Do not forget that we
carry the finest line of
Holiday Goods in the
T9992 9D VDDY
valley.
0. H. LONG,
Spring Mills
THE MIFF LINBURE
STEAM LAL NORY
Wesley oho Proprietor
SMOOTH IVORY- |
LIKE EDGES.:
“Union Finish.’
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