PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Golng.—~Visitors in and out of
Town,
——Witmer Lee is spending a week
with friends at Hublersburg.
—Miss Grace Lee went to Altoona
on Saturday on a two weeks’ visit,
——Mrs. Flora O. Bairfoot will spend
the holidays with friends in Philadel-
phia.
~—(lyde Smith came home from
Lewisburg yesterday, to spend the hol-
idays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q A. Kennedy,
of Johnstown, Pa., are here on a visit
with relatives,
~—— Miss Blanche Boal went to
Bellefonte to remain several days vis-
iting friends.
of Rebers-
Miss Bertie |
— Miss Violetta Wolf,
burg, visited her sister,
Wolf over Bunday.
Jared Mowery has removed from |
Jast church street to the dwelling va- |
cated by Dr. Hosterman.
- Iiute Horner has removed
from Hoffer street to Dr. Hosterman's
late residence down street.
-~—=John Hosterman went to
fonte on Tuesday to remain
days taking in the institute,
——Will Sandoe, Jr., and John Mil-|
ler went to Bellefonte Monday to take |
in the teachers’ institute. i
—— Michael M. Condo arrived home |
last Friday after a ten weeks’ visit |
with friends in Ohio and Illinois, |
——Miss Helen Hosterman went to |
Millbeim on Tuesday to remain the
balance of the week visiting friends. |
——John Keller, a student in the |
theological seminary at Lancaster, Pa. |
is home on his holiday vacation.
——Miss Romie Van Pelt, a student |
at Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa.
is home on a three weeks’ vacation.
——Miss Anna Sweeney, of Boals-
burg, has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, the past week. |
——Dr. R. G. H. Hayes, Bellefonte’s |
prominent physician, was in Centre |
Hall on Tuesday on professional ULusi- |
ness, |
ye
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Belle-
several |
:
Joshua T. Potter and
daughter Miss Mary Delinda are in|
Altoona visiting friends since last Sat- |
urday.
Miles Arney, Hoffer Dale, and |
fi Grace Alexander, students at|
State College, are home on their holi- | i
day vacation.
\ ——John H. Moyer, one of Tussey-
ville’s good citizens, gave us a call on |
Saturday while in town transacting
business,
Dr. W. E. Park went to Phila-|
delphia last Saturday, on a several |
days trip, expecting to be home on]
Friday morning.
eM 18,
Mrs. Jerre Miller, son Roy, and |
daughter Anna, arrived home from |
Harrisburg, after a two weeks’ visit |
with her sister, Mrs. G. H. Widder.
~—John Van Pelt, a student at the
Bellefonte academy, with fellow stu- :
dent Vaa Tassel, visited John's moth-
er on Saturday. The boys made a|
horse back trip of it.
——W. H. Bartholomew went to |
Philipsburg on Monday evening, be-|
ing summoned by the death of his sis-
ter, Mrs. Bander, an account of which |
appears in another column.
Lewis Sunday says the Demo- |
cratic party will gain ope vole in
recent arrival at his home i
son, which ne says he intends to raise |
strictly within the party lines,
Alfred Durst, of
Mills, was a pleasant ealler on Mon- |
day. Mr. Durst will have public sale
of his farm stock in the spring and
may possibly move to Centre Hall.
near Potters |
daughters of Howard Spangler, are vis-
iting their aunt, Mrs. Annie Van Pelt.
The family has been living in Harris-
burg, but are removing to Bamesboro,
Pa.
Dr. J. F. Alexander expects to
start in a short time for the more sala-
brious climes of California, in the
hope that his health may be benefitted
by a residence of several months in
that state,
wee Bumuner V. Hosterman, of Lan-
caster, Pa., arrived here last week for a
visit with his parents. “Host is a
law student in the firm of Coyle &
Keller at Lancaster, and will be ad-
mitted to that bar during the coming
year.
ee, Edwin Royer, formerly of Pot-
ters Mills, but now living in Altoona,
was a pleasant caller last week while
in town. He is employed as solicitor
by the Philadelphia Ledger, and has a
large territory in this part of the state
to cover. .
~The condition of Mrs. Martha
Odenkirk, who severely injured her
hip by a fall several weeks ago, is not
showing the rapid improvement her
many friends hoped for, The estima-
ble lady is unable to use her limb, and
her injuries are more serious than first
supposed. An examination by physi
cians on Tuesday disclosed that a bone
wag broken in the lady's right hip.
w—QOesntre Hall is well represented
J at the teachers’ institute at Bellefonte
this week by the attendance of Prof,
WV agenseller, D, Wagner Guise, Frank
iss Appa Barthol-
bv Geach of the Doro schoo footy oi
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AARONSBURG,
Personal Mention and Other Items of In
terest from that Town.
George Kriegbaum sold his home to
Mr. Bartley, of Spring township, and
his brother-in-law, Mr, Keller, will oc-
cupy it in the spring.
Charley Stover is working in the
Penna. R, R. shops at Altoona. He is
working with a gang taking old freight
cars apart; it is piece work and they
divide the pay.
Rev, Gerhart preached trial sermons
for the Lutheran people of this charge.
It is hard to say whether he will re-
ceive a call or not, as all do not seem
to be of the same mind.
The Charley Burd home sold at
sherift's sale “went for a song,” and
only brought $35. His personal prop-
erty brought almost half as much, $15.-
He has taken a new wife, and his
Bair and Gramley have closed the
he will engage in figuring up his prof-
G. William Wolf bas bought two
from F. |
Bower, for $500, and the other from |
for $650. The best |
manufac. |
ture into bill stuf and of the smaller |
he will make staves, i
P
Emanuel Wetzel,
First pair killed last of November
Geo,
Bradford's stock, O. I. C's. The oth-
er pair butchered the 19th inst. were of
Dave Korman'’s stock, Chester Whites, |
and dressed 808 pounds.
John Bower has moved to William
| Groves farm, formerly the Neese farm,
has moved into
and will |
he
| will go into Joseph Korman’s house,
i as Joseph will quit smithing and go to
farming, having purchased a farm in
Brush valley.
MILLHEIMN,
Given by Oar Correspondent,
Miss is
her sister, |
Ada Keen, of Fulzburg,
Mrs. D. L. Zerby.
Dad Stoner is already making prepa- |
[rations to rebuild his stave mill lately |
in Northern Galli |
lee, i
Miss Laura Buck is employed in the |
for the holiday
Miss Buck has been in the |
mercantile line before, and knows how |
to treat customers,
Mr. and Mrs. a few |
Mr. |
Freiby spent
and Mrs, J. P. Condo.
route for Wilkes Barre,
Freiby's parents,
They were en |
to visit Mr. |
Mr. Tibbetts, agent for the Standard
Machine Company, spent
in town interviewing the |
Mr, Tibbetts is a very
kind, obliging, i
Tuesday
pleasant gentleman,
Still the shirt factory project is be-
ing pushed by the citizens. Matters
are shaping up nicely and ere long the |
stockholders will be ready to apply for
The project must and will
succeed. A few town Killers cannot
About half past eleven o'clock last
Monday fire broke out at the residence
P. Catherman, on North street,
The fire
and walls. Had it occurred after night
the house would undoubtedly been de-
And yet the water question
goes by default with the council.
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TUSSEY VILLE ITEMS
The News as Seen by Our Seribe. Personal
Mention,
William Grossman is
list.
Charles Gary is clerking in 8. M.
Hwartz's store.
Mrs. Maria Wagner
friends in Boalsburg.
William Rockey is visiting his sis.
ter, Mrs. Davis, in Altoona.
Miss Edna Krumrine, who is teach-
ing in Asaronsburg, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. N. J. Dubbs is spending a few
weeks at the home of her parents.
James Runkle, of Centre Hall was
seen in our village on Monday last,
Friday was the last day of school
until after Christmas; we hope all may
enjoy their vacation.
Daniel Rossman returned from a
visit of a few weeks in Biglerville; he
reports having a fine time,
Mr. and Mrs, John H. Runkle and
son, of Bpring Mills, spent Bunday at
the home of Henry Rossman,
Mrs. Mitterling and three sons,
Charles, Cleveland, and Henry went
to Union County, on Monday,
spend the holidays,
Rev. 8. M. Houseman Is conducting
a protracted meeting in the Bethany
Evangelical church at this place; he
was assisted on Monday evening by
Rev. Solver. .
A AI MSA,
Harrison's, Bishop street, Bellefonte,
have the best of everything for Christ.
on the sick
is visiting
Readable Clippings,
Galusha A. Grow, the oldest mem-
ber of the Pennsylvania delegation in
Congress, has a favorite campaign sto-
ry which tells about “the Amsterdam
Duteh, the Rotterdam Dutch and the
otherdam Dutch.” Great Britein may
be excused for holding the opinion
that South Africa was settled by the
latter variety.
When Mr. Clark, Senator-elect from
Montana, appeared to take the oath he
walked down the aisle on the arm of
Mr. Carter, his colleague from the same
Btate. A few minutes later the latter
filed a protest against Clark’s title to a
seat on the ground that the newcom-
er's election had been procured by cor-
rupt methods. Then the two went out
to lunch together.
From the industry with which Gen-
eral Otis has announced the death of
the insurrection every succeeding day
for the past two weeks a suspicion may
arise that the insurrection is
kind of eat, with more than the tradi- |
tional vine lives,
Natives at Manitong Province report |
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Good Hellable Firms,
| tisfactory prices :
finest suits |
lowered price, for the holidays.
P. Long, Spring Mills,
sortment, at Christinas bargains,
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Bargain Store.
store, that leaves no room to growl.
want in furniture, holiday stock.
and pure groceries, fit for princes,
low prices and general assortment.
GG. H. Long, Spring Mills, honest deal-
ing, no deception in any article,
Carson's, Potters Mills,
sortment, always studies to please.
Garman’s, Bellefonte, fineries in all
lines, special Banta Claus display.
Brachbill's, oldest furniture house
Rossman's, Spring Mills, all to perfee-
$1.00
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Spring Mills, favorite place
for any and all footwear, to all tastes,
Smith, at station, goods and pri-
Powers Shoe Co., will pay to see the
fine assortment, prices save money,
iday bargain merchants, in Reporter,
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GRAIN MARKET,
Rye
NOW DRIES ..connm ssrsmesmismsmsinsmmmn. Simm ssm
Barley
PRODUCE AT STORES,
BRIER... coors cornenes
Lard
Shoulders .....
Ham ...
Tallow .......
Potatoes
Hides.
SPRING MILLS GRAIN MARKET,
Corrected every Weanesday by Allison Bros,
Wheat...... .
COrn o.oo
RYE ..conmneiniinee
Barley .......
LINDEN HALL MARKEY
Corrected weekly by J. H. Ross.
Wheat, J A A Sr SA
Wheat, BE. co iconsconmimitcnsimis arty si
Corn — A
BHOHER COM... cucicesirmmrcsmcrermmrmnn
Barley... AS VA Say
New Potatoes .... A TS CAAT RRR AE
Egg
Butter
Lard...
Ham .,
Bhould
Bacon .....
Roller flour...
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MARKETS
Philadelphia, Dec. 20,
Wheat, No. 2, Penn’a red, Tle.
Corn, No. 2, 88¢.
Eggs, fresh, 2le,
Butter, extra packed, 27¢.; prints 28,
Granulated sugar, 5.18, Soft 3.04a4.11
Live poultry, per Ib. :
Fowls, heavy, 8¢; medium, 7ic. ;
Old roosters, 6aSc; spring chickens,
Te; ducks, Y¢; tarkeys, Sac; geese Sade;
pigeons, per pair, 22a25¢.
Apples, choice, per bbl, 2.75a3.
Potatoes, choice; 57a60c,
Onions, per bbl, $1al.10.
Cabbage per ton, $18a20,
Baled hay and straw, per ton :
Timothy, choice, 16a16.50.
Mixed hay, 14a14.50,
Straight rye straw, 14.50.
Wheat and oats straw, 8a8.50,
Lewistown market :
Wheat, 62; rye, 45; oats 22; corn 35,
Butter, 20; eggs, 20,
Potatoes, 50. Apples, 40
Onions, 50.
Lard, 8; tallow, 5
A MAA SWRA
My son has been troubled for years,
with chronic diarrhoea. Bome time
ago I persuaded him to take some of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy. After using two
bottles of the 25-cent size he was cured.
I give this testimonial, hoping some
one similasly afflicted may read it and
be basieioed = "Fhotmas C. Bower
0. sale by J. H. Ross
Linden Hall; to . .
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Filter Plants of Europe
Bacteriology in Commerce
The Inside of the Earth
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RUDYARD KIPLING
MARK TWAIN
Lieut. Peary’s Latest Campaign
for the Pole
Cy Warman’'s Account of the
Kiondike Railroad
On the Greatest Ship Afloat
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Hop-
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Fraser.
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COMPANY,
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and
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Sale Register,
DRC. 29 «A valuable farm in Potter township,
containing 100 acres and 120 perches, thereon
Becawan iba Eg of alot So the
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ty jo at 2 ai 2p Miss Lizaie Reeder,
Bien Mati Malinda Smeal
MARCH, 6. Joseph E. Seigler. east of Centre
onic, b mileh cows, 15 head
cattle JN sede full blooded Durham
foamy sate brood soma, along with large
Ta Do Shoais, 2 brood and household goods.
Wm, Goheen, Auc’t,
7A. 0, Detwiler, two miles west of
ROH
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MARCH 18.~W. A. Kerr, shout one mile east of
Centre Hil 111; horses, miloh cows, young cat
eS awe 101 of good 1 farm im implements.
MARCH 14,—-W, one mile wost of
Spungiet
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Weekly Weather Report-Uentre Hall
Government Service,
Temperature : Highest. Lowest
Dee. 14 HH 26 cloudy.
“ 26 cloudy.
“ 21 part cloudy
“" 21 clear.
“ 26 part cloudy
“ 88 cloudy.
“" 25 clear.
Rain, on 19, day, .81 inch.
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For Christmas festivals, Harrison's,
Bellefonte, can supply all good things
needed, and fop least mony.
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ATTORNEYS.
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Attorney al-law,
No. 24 Temple C zm, to ad
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ness easnptly attended to wugdd
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4. H, ORVIS, MM. BOWER, El . ORVI®
(rv I8, BOWER ¢ ORVIS,
Attorneys at Law,
BELLEFONTE PA.
Office in Crider’s Exchange building on ‘wecord
001, ‘ansh
David ¥. Fortney. W, Harrison Walker,
FORTHREY & WALKER.
Attorney atl Ia
BELL EFONTE, PA.
Office north of Court House,
A QO. FURST,
Sos
Attorney-at-law,
Bellefonte, Pa.
Offices directly opposite the Court House.
(LEMANT DALE,
Attorney at Law,
BELLEFORTE,
Office XN, W, corner Diamond,
First Nations! Bank,
FA.
two doors from
jansy
Ww. G, RUNKLE
Attorney - -at-law,
BELLEFONTE, PA
All kinds of legal business attended to romptly
Bpecial stlention given 10 collections, 5 oe, 20
floor Crider Excha ge.
8. D. GETTIG,
ATTORNEY-AT L AW,
BEL] EVONRTE, PA.
Collect —" sand all legal bu cus attended 10
prompt nit tations German and English,
Office in Exchange Ballding,
N B.BPARGLER,
ha ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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and Ge rman. Office, Crider Exchange
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BANKS.
+ YENTRE COURTY BARKING CO,
BELLEFONTE, Pa.
Discount notes,
J. UD. Bevery, Osshier
Receive deposits,
jan®g
HOTELS.
Proprictar
LEGE, PA.
electric
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decibes
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HOUBE,
8. Woods Caldwell prietor,
LOCK BAY TEN, PA.
Good sample rooms on first
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Terms ressonsble,
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Special stlention given a ooOuntry tz
NEW GARMAN HOUSE
posite Oouit House
uilding furni
fp otric bel is and al
300d wie and moderate charges
new f
QGPRING MILLE HOTEL.
A D. KH. Ruhl. Proprietor,
BPRIN Mi [LLS, PA.
Free bus to and from all trains
NEW BROCKERHOFY HOUSE
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trains
Bpecial
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Good sample
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Free bus 10 and from all
rooms on first Soor
and jurors.
; HOTEL
Wm. H. Rankle, Manager,
ipped, ber and table supplied with
the best er boarders receive spocial atten»
tion, and can find no healthier locality. Central
for fishing and he mays’
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