INTION.
PERSONAL M
MILLHEIM,
Town,
~—-=1). R. Young, of near Potters
Mills, was a prominent visitor in town
Monday.
——Harry Potter returned last week
i
|
Altoona.
hustling
Swartz,
young
was in
—Tusseyville's
merchant, Charley
town Tuesday.
—J. D. Murray attended the funer-
Hall on Monday.
—Mrs. B. D. Brisbin
the Town.
Misses Grace and Lizzie Lohr visit
ed their grandma, Mrs. Wise, in Cen-
tre Hall,
Miss Sadie Bower is staying at the
home of Michael Feidler during Mrs,
Feidler's illness,
Miss Margaret Goodhart and John
McEwen spent Saturday and Sunday
in Hublersburg.
Rev. Lohr, pastor of the United
Evangelical church, commenced a se-
Wednesday even-
friends at State College.
ems 0
the guest of his friend
several days this week,
— Will Boozer is to
again after being housed up for several
Rev,
able be out
weeks past from lung trouble,
Miss Mabel Potts, of Alexandria,
Pa., is visiting among friends in Cen-
tre Hall and Potters Mills.
-— Miss Cora Love, who is attend-
ing school in Miflinburg, visited with
friends in Centre Hall over Sunday.
t
i
of Centre
a few days
-~A. UC. Alexander, eas
Hill, dropped in to see us
ago, while he was in town on business.
Arney Lee left Monday evening
for Altoona, which town he now pro-
poses to make his permanent residence.
— Miss Sara MceClenahan returned
last evening from a two weeks’ visit
with friends in Clintondale, Lock Ha-
ven and Williamsport.
.
OF
ter Peter B. Jordon,
Colyer, a whole-souled and prince of
ee P0531
good fellows, spent a short time in our
sanctum Monday, while he was in
town,
—Mr. W. A. Kerr, of near Centre
Hill, ove of the township's influential
Democrats, was
morning while
a
in
citizens and active
caller Saturday
town.
=
— Prof. H. C. Rothrock, principal
of the Millheim schools, was in town
Saturday hunting up school directors
in the interests of his candidacy for
Co. Supt. of schools.
—— Prof. Calvin Neff and family, re-
Mifflinburg Saturday
after spending his hol
with his brother Charley of Old
Fort. The Prof. of
Mifflinburg schools and has given gen-
1
inst
turned to
IT
:
lay vacation
west
'
is principal the
eral satisfaction
05 and
Hill,
Saturday
with
— Roldnd Kerr, Mr.
Mrs. W. A. Kerr, of near Centre
returned to
morning, after a short his
He is employed in the office
son
Chicago last
visit
parents,
of a large grain elevator eompany, oe-
cupying a responsible position
i
AFORNIA,
Tour
CAl
Extraordinary vin Pennsylvania
tailroad,
America is a great country. ln va-
riety and grandeur of natural scenery
it is unrivaled. to
hold its diversities and its wonders, is
To traverse it, be-
a liberal education, a revelation to the
immured citizen. The
to Califor-
the Penn-
Company,. which
affords 8 most excel-
lent opportunity to view the vast vari-
metropolitan
persoually-conducted tour
nia under the direction of
dailroad
GH
sylvania
leaves on Feb
ety and boundless beguty of this mar-
velous The party will travel
over the entire route in the model Pull-
land.
man train of smoking, dining, sleep-
exhibited at
the World's Fair, Chicago, and subse-
quently at Atlanta, Nashville, and
Omaha. This train will be placed in
service for the first time on this
sion, and will be in charge of a Tour-
ist Agent and Chaperon, who will
look after all details of the trip, as well
as the individual welfare of members
of the party. Stops will be made at
Mammoth Cave, New Orleans during
Mardi Gras Carnival, El Paso, Los An-
geles, San Diego, Redlands, Riverside,
Pasadena, Santa Barbaga, Monterey,
Del Monte, Santa Cruz, Mount Hamil-
ton, Menlo Park, San Francisco, Salt
Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Colo
rado Springs, Manitou and Garden of
the Gods, Denver and Chicago. Nine-
teen days will be spent in California.
ing, and observation cars
OCCR-
fi
§
Dein-
visiting
place
Miss Mary, daughter of A. 0.
of Hughesville,
among her friends in this
Anronsburg.
inger, is
and
Last Friday evening the voung folks
of town had a very nice little party at
the Harter,
Penn street,
Mrs. Wm. Goodhart, of Spring Mills
of
home of Jonathan on
guests
York, or address Geo, W,
sistant General Passenger
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
janl2-2
i ti
Baker Helrs are “Digging Up”
The Baker heirs have purchased the
old Nipple homestead in Perry count ¥y,
and are digging about their property
for valuable documents said to have
bgen buried there a century ago. The
documents are said to contain evidence
proving the title of the Baker heirs (0
a large portion of the land on which
Philadelphia is built, and valuable
tracts in Berks, Chester and Lancaster
counties,
Mr. B. A Fuckler sditor of jhe Mi
canop a.) Hustler, w 5 wife
at arn, suffered terribly from
a Grippe. One Minute Cough Cure
8 the only remedy that helped
them. It 1 quickly, Thousands
of others use th
for La
days this week,
Monday evening a sledding party
from town went over to Brush valley,
where they were royally entertained
at the home of Wm,
A gentlsman by the name of Straus-
Shultz,
er is engaged in buying a car load
horses for a gentleman in
Good horses bring :
& fair price.
George Tobias was around bidding
left on Monday morning for Blooms-
has
he
i
factory.
burg, where he secured empl
ment in a carpet
Last Sunday evening Jesse Kreamer
fell on an icy sidewalk and broke his
right arm between the wrist and el-
in fre
of the property of William Shultz, o
Main street.
bow. The accident occurred
¥
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COBURN,
An Interesting Letter from that Section
Given by Oar Correspondent,
Mrs, William C. Corman is reported
on the sick list.
Jesse Kaler is down with typhoid fe-
ver over a week already,
John Waite and wife, of
:
Smethport,
Pa., are visiting friends at this place,
The Slugger was having a lively
time again the other day on
Che ip
Side,
Mrs. William
her husband with
Witmyer
recently.
Clement Dale, Esq., of Bellefonte
transacted legal business
on Monday,
al
“Pat”
household
moved his
to Poe
John Rankin alis
1%
family and goods
Mills on Tuesday,
John Hoffa,
Huntingdon, were visiting
Of
at
wife and daughter,
riends
this place for a few days last week,
Platt MifMlin county
with Mr. McLaughlin's erew, helping
to get walnut timber for
ket,
A. R
farm to Wm. Kreamer
James is in
ready mar-
1
id
leave
Alexander having his
will
one of the western states on
Apr. Ist,
R. F. Vonada is taking io the sights
of Harrisburg, and will
after the inauguration
Stone,
‘ for
or
remain
of {lover nor-
elect
John Glasgow, of Tusseyville, was
in town last week visiting his son
Ww
this place.
Miss Maggie Y
inating young ladies
y One of our hustling merchants of
ming, one of our fae-
returned from
weeks’ visit to friends at State
a
College
last Saturday evening.
Frank Bartges had the misfortune io
lose ene of his cows by the straw stack
falling upon ber and suffocsting her
before help could arrive,
Mrs. C. A. Kerstetter suflering
from an attack of typhoid fever. Her
husband and little son having had the
same disease some time ago,
The teachers of Local District [nsti-
tute No. 1, will hold their first mest.
ing in Rebersburg Jan. 20.21. They
have a good time in anticipation,
is
house formerly occupied by Elmer
Smith, on Railroad street, and will no.
cupy the same on the 1st day of April.
The venerable Dr. Kreider, of Buey-
Melinda A.
Stover, is at present at the home of the
home of the latter, in a critical coudi-
tion, suffering from a complication of
Bleighing parties seem to be the rage
at present; nearly every evening this
week thus far, parties from here have
gone away to spend the evening soci
ally at the homes of friends at other
places,
The Coburn Grain and Creamery
Co., to keep abreast with the times,
purchased a large churner and washer
combined for their creamery. This
monster holds 300 gallons of cream,
and prepares the butter ready for the
table,
P. 8B. Meyer has sold his dwelling
house to G. R. Stover, station agent,
who will again move to this place atid
occupy the same on the Ist day of
April. Millheim has lost much of its
attractiveness to Mr, Stover since mov
ing to that place last spring,
The other evening while one of our
citizens who had teen indulging too
freely in Jersey lightning, was earous-
ing around, 8 number of his friends
put him in an improvised lockup,
ent their way. But some time, dur-
ight the prisoner awoke, and
things lively in the room. He upset
the stove, broke up all the available
furpiture in the room and kicked out
the window, made his escape ard went
home,
bib inn
BOALSBURG
The New Water Works Being Rapidly Push
ed to Completion
George Fisher is very ill with the
grip.
George Hosterman spent Christmas
with his mother at MifMlinburg.
Bruce Harrison and family spent
Sunday with friends at Linden Hall.
Wm. Leisher and sister, of Renova,
are visiting their uncle and aunt, Rev,
Gi. W., Leisher.
The Y.P. C. E. of the
church will hold their weekly social at
the home of Henry Dale, on Wednes-
day evening.
Lutheran
honored this
institutes: The Farm-
al Feb 1. for
which arrangements have already been
[nsti-
Boalsburg is
being
year with two
e
re’ Institute, Jan and
wade, and the Local Teachers
tute, we are iaformed, will
Boulsburg Feb. 10. 18649,
0.0. F
anniversary
at the home John
12. The
flourishing
Canvene
Boalsburg Lodge 1.
| ebrate their 25th with a
| banquet, of Rupp,
fat Oak Hall Jan,
| Lodge is in a very
i g 1
tion; since Oct, 1, five new
| next one person will be initiated, the
first degree will be conferred upon
another,
Jonlsburg water works nit.” From |
{ all appearances the information receiv- {
{ed the
E was |
§ “nit, Nothing
REPORTER
look
i
NTHE
by
more |
ant: the
p the ditch |
| for the pipes is opened from the
of 1
work on the
could
| promising than our water p
| reservoir is nearly completed,
reser-
3?
i voir to the main street boalsburg
| Fifteen men have been at
riz t
Ha
wien
pipes |
{ plant up to Thursday ni a
Lhe
il
the
I off because
i from Mi
i AY
| number were lai
had not vet arrive 37
Fri
« Were
i
{ however, on {
i tings, eld at ti t isthe
| intention of the company to complete
{
:
E
LINDEN HALL
isl
possible,
the plant as soon as
Items from the Basy
Valley
Interesting
Town Up
the
f
oi
P. C, Bradford now ah
his own.
sports PE
|
i
i
John Long is confined to. the
| with severe throat trouble,
fed
vu this place this week.
Several ear load of ba hay were
fr
if
shipped
Arthur Lee, of Colyer, was ¢
ing through our community
John Ross is again houses
the same old complaint; hope
soon be around again.
A sledding party from our town
tate College on Wed-
week, and sledded home
started out t ~iat
i
i
bE
nesday of last
{in the mud.
Miss Myrtle Garis, of
Hall,
and
Centre
¢
i
] $
last
arrived on Monday o week,
is making her | with the family
of J. H. Ross,
The funeral of the late Daniel Wei-
land held on Monday was largely at-
ome
tended, and showed the high esteem io
which he was held, and his sudden de-
the
| ty; he was greatly respected by all who
| tnise cast a gloom over communi-
| knew him.
Prof. Waring, Tyrone, arrived |
| here Saturday last to atiend the fuper-
ial of his uncle, the late Daniel Wei-
| land, Prof. Waring is a great Sunday
| school worker aud while here paid our
school a visit and gave us a very pleas.
ant talk on Sunday school work which
was highly appreciated by the school, |
Dr. A. E. Gobble, principal of the
Central Penn. College, was in town on
| Sunday; he preached a very interest.
| ing serman on Sunday afternoon in |
| U. Ev. church, to an appreciative au- |
| dience. A collection was lifted for an |
{ educational fund, to which all freely
| gave.
of
| Gobble with us and hope he may be!
i able to meet with us soon again.
$
Woy
A Newspaper Worth Heading,
With a circulation showing a grati- |
| ago, with a more extensive advertising
{ patronage than ever before, with add-
ed press facilities which permit of en-
larged editions whenever
The Pittsburg Times comes to the pub-
lie for 1809. It modestly claims to be
a good, all-around newsprper, neglect.
ing no opportunity to entertain its
readers and sparing no effort or ex
pense to get the news accurately and
promptly. While it is Republican in
polities it endeavors to be fair in dis
cussion, Overlooking no field of hu-
man interest, it is carefully edited and
courts the favor of the fireside rather
than the applause of sensation mong-
ers. For reference it submits to the
unbiased judgment of newspaper men
anywhere in the territory in which it
circulates. Three dollars a year or six
cents a week.
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To the Pablie.
We are autnorized to guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Reme-
dy and if not satisfactory to refund
the money to the purchaser. There is
no better medicine made for in grippe,
colds apd whoopiog cough, Price, 2
and 50c. per bottle. Try it. For sale
by J. H, Row, iden Hall; 8. M.
Swartz, Tv ville; F. A. Carson,
Potters Mills; H. F. Rossman, Spring
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
Bill to Make Uniform
gogues Throughout the State.
Assemblyman W. W, Nisbit, of the
Fifth Legislative District, proposes to
introduce a bill at the coming session,
which if it become a law will provide
for a new teacher's State certificate,
IL is claimed that a reform is needed
in the present law, and it is proposed |
to make the more stringent. At
present permanent certificates afe is- |
sued by the State Superintendent
of
rarious
aot
nt
institute |
parts of the |
state, the committees formulating the |
list of questions on which
the suggestion teachers’
committees in
the appli- |
cants are examined and also going over |
their papers,
Mr. Nisbit’s bill proposes that a uni- |
form list of questions shall be used all |
over the state and shall be made up by
the State Buperintendent, who shall
also examine the papers,
The present |
permanent certificates out shall be val- |
the
{ plan being to issue new ones, called !
{ id, but no more shall be issued,
State teachers’ certificates,
La > —
Mifflio County
Barn Burned, Deaths
finished at new
of Alexander Reed, in
fille, was entirely consumed by
The barn just the
i :.. ;
brick residence
x
Heedsy
fire elween six and sev o'clock
1
Miesday morning, together with quite
a quantity of hay and straw. A horse
of the
The building contained a large
in the barn at the time fire was
| tank which furnished water supply for
the residence. The orizin of the fire is
unknown.
Died: In
ney, aged 66 years.
No insurance, —Gazette,
Lewistown, QO. C. Ches-
In Menno, Sam’l Sharp, aged 88 yrs,
In Derry, Catherine, Ritter, age 70y.
In Oliver, Jas
Ia Oliver, widow of Daniel Catman
Beatty, age 52 years.
aged 606 years
In Bratton, Abr
77 year.
Grassmyer, in his
- - —
La Grippe Saccessfully Treated
“I have just recovered from the sec-
ond attack of Ia Erippe t
Mr. Jas, A.
Leader, Mexia, Texas.
his year,” says
of the
latter
Jones, publisher
i
“In the
case I used Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
I
stuceess, only being in bed a little over
‘ dy, and think with considerable
two d Ave against ten days for the for-
The second attack 1
satisfied would have
mer attack. am
been equally
’
i
Aas
bad as che first but for the use o this
to bed
#ix hours after being ‘struck’
in about
remedy as | had to g
with it,
{ Case
while in the firs I was able to at-
tend to business about two days before
For sale by J. H.
8S. M Tus-
Carson, Mills:
getting
Ross, Linden Hall:
A.
Rossman Spring
down,”
Swartz,
Potters
Mills,
sey ville; F.
H. F
a —-
Keeping Wrists and Ankles Warm
It is the advice of a prominent phy-
wrists ankles
well protected from the cold of winter,
that the ill
t
be re
#ician to keep the and
for in this way he asserts
effects of cold weather can best
Surely grandmothers
Knew a thing or two when they knit
wisted,
our
us wristlets with fringed edges and
drew old yarn stockings over our shoes
when we set out on a journey in win-
ter time. Yes and when they knit us
heavy gray woolen stockings.
2”
On April 12, a seloot sehool will
be opened at Centre Hall, at which all
the common and higher branches will
be taught. Teachers wishing to make
additional preparation for their work,
and young people preparing for cols
lege or life's work, are requested to
po
SELECT SCHOOL
3 S00.
B. M. WAGENSELLER, |
it Centre Hall, Pa.
a a “
Weekly Weather Report-Centre Hall
overnment Serviee.)
Highest. Lowest,
43 cloudy.
23 cloudy,
12 cloudy.
10 clear.
24 cloudy,
11 clear.
Temporature
Jan.
’ 35
fey
“Faw
“ 35
30
{ 10
I a7
11 17 4 clear.
On 5, morning, .15 in. rain. On 6, |
orning, 6 inches snow ; on 7, night, |
1 inch snow,
Ou 7, stormy.
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Wp
You invite disappointment
you experiment, De Witt's
when |
Lit i le |
They cure constipa-
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for sale by Smith &
| tion and sick hea
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Crawford,
A fA
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New Oats “
Pay»
Buck when.
Fieve
PRODUCE AT STORES,
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Wheat, 75¢,
Corn, old, dlc, new 40.
Buster creamery, 2le,
’ ¥
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These are dangerous Hines for the
health. Croup, colds and throat troub-
Jem \imd rapidiz to Cousum A
ile die
Mills,
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains. Good
anime on frst Soar, Special mbes to % Swmpls