PERSONAL M MENTION.
Angeles, California, has been in our
valley for the last two weeks on a vis
it among relatives, and since Friday
last has been the guest of the Hofler,
Murray and Wolf families, She is on
her way for a European tour and sails
from New York for Germany in about
ten days.
—— Miss Mabel Boal arrived home
last Friday after a two weeks’ visit
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Meyer
at Millersburg, Pa. The pleasure of
her trip was somewhat marred last
Wednesday at her sister's home by be-
ing almost asphyxiated by coal gas
from the kitchen range which escaped
during the night, the effects from
which she has not yet fully recovered.
etna
SPRING MILLS,
What Our Correspondent from
tion Finds of Interest,
Coming and Going. Visitors injand out of
Town,
——John H. Bare and little daugh-
ter, of near Tusseyville, paid our sanc-
tum a visit.
——Mrs. Rebecca Sparr, of Boals-
burg, was the guest of Mrs. Simon
Harper over Sunday.
Mr. John Jacobs, of Shingle-
town, visited at the home of Mrs, W.
A. Jacobs over Sunday.
— Daniel Zeigler, one of Linden
Hull's good citizens was a prominent
visitor in town on Monday.
Mrs. C. M. Bower, of Bellefonte,
speut several days last week with
friends in Centre Hall,
~——Mrs. Lycurgus R. Lingle and
little son went to Tyrone last Satur-
day on a visit among relatives,
——Mrs. R. B. Spangler, of Hast-
ings, Pa, arrived yesterday afternoon
on a visit to her husband’s parents,
that Neco.
R. D. Runkle, one of our esteemed
citizens, will relinquish farming, and
.._ lon November 2nd, will have public
—— Reuben Boyer, of Colyer, was in | . | 4
’ farming im-
; i sale of all his live stock,
town Monday. Mr. Boyer is about re- :
: Tui . plements, ete. Mr. Runkle will then
moving to Union county with . / d tha
store leave for Johnstown with the possibil-
{ity of locating there. His family how-
——Oak Hall's genial and obliging | ever, will remain here until spring.
postmaster. Mr. John Klose, was in| pavid Berrell has just completed and
town on Tuesday, mingling with our | j erected in the Spring Mills cemetery a
citizens. | massive and very beautiful monument.
——John Smith, of Spring Mills, | The design was left entirely to hisown
was in town yesterday delivering a judgment, and the taste and skill dis
load of furniture from their popular! | played by Mr. Berrell in accomplish-
store, ling the work so satisfactorily and in
—— (Commissioner's clerk Nelson E. | such an artistic manner, that it ranks
Robb was in our territory on Monday | | him as an artist of a very high order.
trying to brace up his lost cause for the | Edwin Ruhl has just added a large
Recordership | and full line of very choice eandies and
| confec tions to his general stock of eata-
| bles. His restaurant has become quite
popu and is well patronized, partic-
ularly the oyster department; his
| stews are tremendous—a dish for an
Mrs. | epicure. Mi. Ruhl is proving himself
Devinue, all | ! to be a first class caterer,
Sunday with | Archibald Allison Republican candi-
| date for Auditor, is gaining very con-
~—0. P. Cole, the efficient engineer | siderable strength in this neighbor-
on the Lindenhall lumber road, and | hood, and evidently will be in advance
W. 8. Shutt, an employe of the com- | of his party vote in this valley
pany, were callers in our office. | Allison is well known and
his
~— Mrs. L.. Ray Morgan and moth- |
er-in-law, Mrs. Benj. Morgan, of State
College, spent Tuesday with friends
in Centre Hall.
—Mrs. D. W. Reynolds,
Cloude and Mr. and Mrs.
of Reedsville, spent
friends in Centre Hall.
is one
slinging at Linden Hall station a cou-| man of the old school. His character
ple days last week during the absence | is absolutely beyond reproach.
of Agent Philip Bradford on a hunt- It is rumored, and not without econ-
ing trip. | siderable foundation, that J. H. Runk-
Jacob R. Bible, of near Potters | le our reliable meat merchant, in addi-
Mills, favored our office with a call on | tion to his market here, intends start-
Saturday while in town. Mrs. Bible | ing a meat market in Centre Hall, and
: : | will deliver fresh home dressed meats
accompanied him to town to do some ;
: from both places all winter. Mr. Run-
shopping.
: | kle is also buying quite largely of poul-
~- Mrs. John F. Orbison departed | | try, and shipping them to New York
yesterday afternoon for her home in|
i City.
Sidpey, Ohio, after having spent a J. K. Thompson, Republican eandi-
mooth with friends in Centre Hall
2 vieipi date for county, treasurer was here last
ana vieinaty. week, visiting old friends and making
—~~Prof. B. M. Wagenseller, prinei- |
new
pal of our schools, went to Selinsgrove | yan of conabde rable intelligence, very
last Thursday afternoon to attend the pleasant and affable, but in this Dem-
wedding of a relative. He returned ocratic Gibraltar nothing less than an
Friday morning. (earthquake can check the growing
~— Miss Alda Bankey went to Phil- | popularity of W. T. Speer, his Demo-
adelphia on Wednesday, to visit with | eratic competitor.
friends and take in the sights gt the! For th@ast two weeks Evangelist
Exposition. Bhe expects to be gone Warden has created quite an awsken-
about ten days. ing in Georges valley and surround:
~—Mr. John Lawyers arrived home | ivgs. The meetings are held in the
last week after an extended trip of | Lutheran Cross church and the build-
about two months to St. Louis Mo, | Ing has not sufficient capacity to ac
and points in other states where Cen- | commodate the immense attendance;
tre county people are found. { to prevent confusion and to avoid too
—Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Meyer left on | i much of a jam, the doors are locked
Monday morning on a trip to Phila. | ¥De0 all the room and seats are occu-
delphia to take in the Exposition. | | pied. Large numbers are being cor-
They will stop over on the way down | verted, and many are yet halting be
to visit their son at Millersburg. | tween two opin ons. Mr. Warden js a
| gentleman of fine personal appearance
{ and a very fluent and persuasive speak-
er. He left on Thursday last for Mary-
{ land; the meetings at the Cross church
| will be continued by Rev. Rearick.
Why is it that such a large number
: of tax collectors make themselves so
——Mrs. Chas. Garis, wife of the unpopular that frequently after serv.
late Sergeant Garis, of Pleasant Gap, | ing one term they can hardly secure a
visted at the home of Byron Garis. | dozen votes for a reelection ? When
She was on her way home from Lioys- | by a little consideration and thought
ville, where she had taken her son to they might just as well be popular and
enter the Soldier's Orphan School. their friends legion. But no doubt be-
~——Mrs. and Mrs. Heory Sankey, | ing “dressed with a little brief author
of Potters Mills, came home last week | ji they foolishly exercise it without
from a visit they had been making |any judgment and of course to their
with friends and relatives in Kansas,
| own detriment and injury. Certainly
They were absent over two months, | (here are exceptions, among them I
and both were greatly benefitted with | can mention Harvey D. Rossman, our
experiences along the route. present tax collector. He isa young
-~—Willis Rishel, landlord at Mont- | man of intelligence, very popular and
gomery, Pa., was a pleasant caller, and | a prompt collector. He has no trouble
looks the picture of health. He will | in making his collections, when neces.
sceompany his aged widowed mother | sary he will give any one plenty of lat-
to Philadelphia where she will in fu- | itude to enable them to make a settle
ture reside with her son Ward who | ment, and does not approach a man
has a clerkship in the Penn’a R.R. of- pompously with—*“I am Sir Oracle,
fice, and when I ope my lips, let no dog
~—Mr. John B. Bitner, west of | bark’ but is always pleasant and agree
town, departed last week for Gaines, | able, and a gentleman with whom it
Tioga, county, where he will make! is a pleasure to converse and transact
his home for the next several months | business, Such men grace their office,
with his son-in-law, H. E. Shadle, | and no one would think of avoiding a
who recently purchased a large hotel collector, even if a delinquent when
at that place, the official proves himself to be a gen-
~—~@. M. Smetzler, of Potters Mills, | Heman and not a boor.
gave us a call on Monday morning. Caml ef ——a——
Mr. Bmetzler will quit farming, and SOHURN.
last Friday made public sale of his
stock and implements. The sale was
a success, being largely attended snd
prices up, One cow was sold for £51.-
50, and other stock in proportion.
James W. Runkle, of Middle
burg, gave us a call and advanced his
label, Mr. Runkle is traveling for the
new shoe-factory of that town, which
employs 65 hands, and we infer from
his talk that the people of Middleburg
are imbued with a true of enter.
prise that builds up but does dey | spent ort time in
F Ones
~-- N. B. Bitnoer, telegraph operator |
at Pine, Pa., with his wife, are visiting |
among old friends in the valley the
past week. Newt. was in charge of |
the station at Paddy Mountain several |
years ago,
A Graphic Account of all that Interssts
fron this Rosy Point,
J. H. Fryer and wife, of Bunbury,
are visiting relatives at this place at
present.
Our hunters report game very scarce;
not many birds have been bagged thus
far.
Henry Royer, of Johnstown, was
visiting at the home of P, H, Stover at
this place
Mr, Bhefter, of Williamsport, is one
of the employes at the creamery at
this place, and makes his home with
Mr. Wilson,
W. J. Rote is making preparations
to build a house (7) on Main street; we
presume he will capture the bird after
the cage is completed,
Frank Bartges is rushing work on
his new house on East Main street.
He has it under roof and is nearly
ready for the plasterers,
Mr. Wilson, one of the owners of the
creamery at this place, moved from
Millheim into IL. K. Btover’s house
lately vacated by John M. Weaver,
M. P. Campbell, who bad been mak-
ing his home near Clintondale during
the summer months eame home one
day last week, to attend the public
schools,
Mr. Smith, of Milton, agent for farm
machinery, spent Bunday at this place.
Mr. Bmith of late has been quite a fre
quent visitor here, proving that he is
a successful business man,
The enterprising lumber firm of Kra-
der & Billmyer will erect a saw mill a
short distance below town to manu-
facture the timber on the tract purch-
ased from Emanuel Kerstetter,
Mrs, E. J. Kooney and four ¢hildren
!
in the near future; Mr. Kooney
been there for several weeks,
at that place.
Carpenters for the Penna. R. R. have
Twelfth Year
wide me great pleasure
ale
sing stone to future prosperity
{ remain, Bincerely yours,”
RC
Schissler College of Business,
positions, but we prove it.
Hp Tior
your conti ved
thousand opporiue HH const
TEST OF TIME, an i
Clergymen, and Professic
Others
Fall
Timothy, choice, $16,
Mixed hay, 14al4 50
Straight rye straw, 14 50a15,
Wheat, and oats straw, 13.50a14,
Apples, choice, 25 per bbl.
3}
aa.
Potatoes, choice, 38a
Onions, 1al 25 per bbl
er needed repairs. The painter will
soon follow and give it a new
paint, which will, no doubt,
very aesthetic shade,
Mrs. Ritter, who with
left this section in the year
be
1874,
New wheat, 650, 45¢.
Oats Je.
Butter 22¢.
Potatoes 40¢,
Onions S0e.
Kye
Corn 35¢.
Eges, 16e,
Apples 40
Lard Se,
Ohio, near Sandusky Bay, is in
section visiting relatives, She is a sis-
ter to Mrs. Andrew Harter
place; this is her first visit
east since
notices many changes since the
Mrs. Busan Hoover, wife
Hoover, was taken to the asylum
Danville on Wednesday
at
morning
D. B. Geary, of Penn township.
has been suffering from
for some time and was getting
band decided to have her removed to
the hospital for the insane for treat.
ment,
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BOALSBU RG.
items of Interest from that Nasy Town, as
Given by Our Correspondent,
Dora Meyer spent Saturday and Sun-
The farmers of this immediate com-
corn,
Rev. A. A. Black
Reformed Synod
the
this
attending
Lancaster
in
at
Mr. George Boal left Monday for
ly still remain at the farm.
Photographer T. C. Bartges,
ire Hall, has a tent
town, where he is doing much
this week,
Amos Straw and Herman Long will
leave our burg this week for Braddock,
where they expect to be employed the
coming winter,
A radish was found in the
of Cen-
in our
work
located
lot
twenty-nine inches in eircumference.
Who can beat that ?
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Weekly Weather Report-Uentre Hall,
Government Service,
Temperature: Highest. Lowest
Oct, 19 687 49 clear.
"nn x3 64 46 clear.
"ta 52 30 clear,
22 25 cloudy,
39 clear.
56 clear,
47 Soudy.
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SPRING MILLS GRAIN MARKET,
Corrected every 7 Weanenday by Allison Bros,
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LINDEN HALL MARKET,
Corrected weekly by J. HH. Ross,
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Philadelphia, Oct. 25,
Wheat, No. 2 Pean’a red, spot, 71a
72
Corn, dle.
Eggs, fresh, 10x20,
Butter, fancy creamery, 234240.
Live Poultry per pound :
Fall E5NENsRRR?
osesssssersetnr
Apples 10al5c a peck.
Potatoes 40a50c a bushel,
Turnips, 15c a peck, celery *
Cabbage 3a5¢ a head, Onions 18a20¢
ab bunch
a peck.
Oats S0u35e : hone vy 10al8e ; chickens
12al5¢ Ib,
Batter 22a25¢ ; egus 20a22¢,
Freeport, 1il., markets:
Wheat, Oats 19421.
Hay, bailed, per ton, 9.5010,
Cloverseed,
Batter, 15al8.
Lard 61. Eggs 16
Salt per bbl, %0al 00.
Live hogs per 100 Ibs,
Sheep, per head, $2 to 3.50,
Cattle, per 100 lbs, alive 4.50a5.00,
ducks,
x3.
Hat, Corn
Hah HO
12a15.
Potatoes 25.
Butjerine
3.75a3 90,
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Three Doctors in Consultation,
From in
“When you are sick, what you like
medicine in
what experience tells
to be chosen in the second
e., Theory) says
the last place,
But if you ean get Dr. Inclination, Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
consultation together, they will give
Benjamin Frank
you is best,
place; what reason (i
When you have a bad cold Dr. In-
clination would recommend Chamber
lain’s Remedy
pleasant and safe to take,
because it is
Dr. Expe-
because it
Cough
it
never falls to effect a speedy
Dr.
ommend it because
rience would recommend
and per.
Reason would rec.
it is prepared
scientific principles, and acts ua
ture’s plan in relieving the lungs,
secretions and restoring
the system to a natural and healthy
condition. Forsale by J. H. Ross,
Linden Hall; 8. M. Swartz, Tussey-
ville: F, A. Carson, Potters Mills: H.
F. Rossman, Spring Mills.
manent cure,
on
on
Merit
Is the trade mark of success.
Value is the true test of
cheapness.
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My Fall line is complete—
the finest ever brought to this
v alley
While leather has advanced
25 per cent. my prices are the
game as | purch ased ahead of
the advance.
Always some specialties,
Give me a call.
C. A. KRAPE,
SPRING MILLS.
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Centre Hall, Pa.
Jacob H. Zong, Proprietor,
We use the soap that tackles
the dirt and not the shirt.
Linen sent to this laandry is
washed white, not whitewashed.
Collars and Cuffs
Laundered with..
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LIKE EDGES.:
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All sizes and styles of
photos furnished.
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Carbone guarantee d ss god as the
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Fever, Worm { 23
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13-Whites, Too Profuse Periods 25
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14-Ralt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. 23
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27-Kidney Diseases 23
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ATTORNEYS.
HUGH B TAYLOR,
id Allorney «t-Law
Bellefonte, Pa.
All manner of legal busts
sugy
Ko. U4 Temple Court
rsss—
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Atlorneys at Law
BELLEFOSTE PA
Office in Crider’s Exchange building on second
floor, ansd
David ¥. Fortney W, Harrison Walker,
FORTEEY & WALKER
Attorney st Law,
BELLEFORTE, PA.
north of Court House.
A O. FURST,
Offices directly opposite the Court i
Ollice
Allorney-at-Law,
Be
£ "LEMANT DALE,
Attorney at Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
Office N. W, corner Diamond, two doors from
First National Bank. jansy
Attorney-al-Law,
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All Kinds of legal business attended top ply
ipecial sttention given 0 collections. fr
wor Crider Excha ge.
G. RUNKLE,
N, D. GETTIG,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
oliections and all legal business sitended to
sromupliy. Consultations German and English,
— % in Exchange Baliding
N B. BPANGLER,
- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Practices in all the courts. Codsultation in En
plish and German. Office, Crider Exchange
Sullding, novies
BANKS.
{ ‘ENTRE COUNTY BANKING OO,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Discount notes.
J. D Buvezrr, Cashier
Receive deposits,
Jan®l
HOTELS.
TTNIVERSIT! i INN
Ww P. 8. Burrell, Proprietor
College Avenue, ETATE COLLEGE, PA.
Furnished throughout. Steam best, electric
Hight and modern improvements. All trains op
on Sag at this lun, deol
[BVIN HOUSE,
8. Woods Caldwell, Proprietor,
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Terms reasonable. Good sample rooms on frst
floor jan
Rusa HODSR, p
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Bpecial attention given Ww country trade. apri0
NEW SARNaY BOLLE: n
A posite Court House,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
New building. new furniture throughout, stesm
heat, electric bells and all improyements,
300d table and moderate charges,
QPRING MILLS HOTEL
Rubi, P A ag]
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Free bus to and from Mm trains.
N Ew BROC KERHOFF HOUSE,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
Free bus to and from all trains. Good sample
and arora Bpeciai mates to withesses
uromns
CENTRE HALL HOTEL,
Wm. H. Runkle, Manager.
Newly equipped. bar and tab’e supplied with
the best Summer boarders recefve epocial atten -
tion. and oan find no healthier jocality. Central
for Hundt and anny. you
50 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
Anrone sending a sketoh and
gnlekly asvertath a ar opinion Jree »
sions strictly Fon
an iaken i Mm EEE.