THE CENTRE REPORTER. UBNTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Sept. 6, PERSONAL MENTION, Coming and Golog.— Visitors in and out of Town, Mrs. Frank Kline, of Lewistown, is the guest of J. A. Keller's family since Mrs, Keller's death, J. R. Brungart, of Rebersburg, was a pleasant caller Tuesday while in town on fire insurance business, Capt, W. H. Fry, of Mills, returned this week from a trip to Illinois and Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crawford family, of Bellefonte, spent Sanday in Centre Hall among friends. Pine Grovi ard Rev. W, F. Carson, of Philadelphia, was given a call by the Presbyterian congregation at Milesburg, Moiton Smith was appointed stamp- Landlord W. H, Runkle, Jr., at Vicksburg, Harry Con- do, of Millheim, is conducting the hc tel. Mrs. Condo is also here, Robert I. Breon, one of the active young farmers of near Millheim, eame up to town on an “hike week to spend lu the absence of Just on a Reporter oflice. at business, and found time few minutes in the Mr. Breon has on exhibition his house, a remarkable corn measures 12 feet, 31 inches, and two splendid ears of corn. - yy wee REBERSUURG, of [<aslon, visiting at the home of Ellen Burd. Messrs. OO, (. Ki Victor Walker departed Wednesday morning Mr. and Mrs, Brish, and vi Ie HIK Norry to see the boys leave, yet to know they will improve their time at ion is a <atisfactio nr. Miss Maude Harman, of Muncy, a1 d Miss Mame Gast, of Mifflinburg., are er in the Bellefonte post office, George A. Bayard resigned the position. | J. W. Mitterling shipped a fine lot | of cows to the eastern market Monday. | weights, | They were choice animals and hea y | Ed. Riter run the dray wagon for W. | McClenahan several days, owing toa Inme back which is giving the latter! some trouble, Thomas M. county, was nominated at Lewistown Mahon, of Franklin as the Republican candidate for Core | gress in the eighteenth distriet, Newton Emerick, son of Henry Em erick, of this place, has secured a good ar Pittsbu r. 3 me position at Dixmont, ne in one of the state insane hospitals, Prof. H. D. Martin, the the Mill Hall schools last married to Miss Florence win, Wednesday of last week, ville. principal of winter, was Lucetta Ir- =O Andrew Gregg had the misfortune to sprain his back in lifting a coil of 1 11 dail wire while engaged with the He is just about to walk the streets, John A. Miller, of Axemann, Mr. Miller iis sister, phone company. ler last week. ca his way to visit | Slack, at Potters Mills, Hen trip frequently. M. P. Musser and Ge ear Centre Hall, were callers ree Gingeri of ur:lay. how to properly conduet a Fach of these gentlemen know farm and appreciate the Reporter, i{on, I.. Rhone, chairman Grange Encampment committer ed into the headquarters of the today, where he can be found business, tire to traosact J. hunting George Gingerich, the Potter was in town last * %. BLOCK ment, manager of the Grange Encam; to secure stalls for the exhibition of some of his young cattle, J. A. Res attend States Distriet Court a sman is this week in the capacity During his absence Clay Reesman to charge of the stove emporium. D. M. Campbell, Hall, ealled on the Reporter on business 01 LAnGen cently. the county Pomona Grange an Mr. Campbell is secrets that position in an admirable way. C. W. Black, the of Postmaster Boal, business trip to the Mr. Black will quit the farm in who lives on farm made Reporter office Tu «day. a the spring and engage in other business, Boalsburg was represented in Centre Hall largely on Tuesday, aud others were Mrs. Amanda Fisher, Mrs, Ellen Barr, Mrs. Alexander Kuhuo, I. W. Kimport and Frank MeFarlave. A1YI0T among Miss Eloise Schuyler, who spent her vacation with her parents at the Pres- byterian manse, returned to her work as teacher in the Landsdowne High school, near Philadelphia, last Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Rearick and M. J. Decker attended the Williamsgrove pienic. Mr. Decker is one of the fore- most farmers in this community and was greatly pleased with the exhibi- tion, i Mrs. W. B. Shirk and daughter, Re- ba, of Atlantic City, are the guests of | B. D. Brisbin. The family lived in this place and vicinity for many vears and are favorably known by the read- ers of the Reporter, : Benior editor Raine, of the Millheim Journal, found time for a half bour | chat in the Reporter office Tuesday. The uniting of the Republican party | in lower Penns Valley, he says, is all | on paper. And so it is here, { W. H. Love, of Lewisburg, last week | Love, who is ill. Mr. Love is proprie- troduced the article sells on its merits, Reuben Page, of Linden Hall, is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. David Harshbarger, in this place. Mr. Page was in service for Uncle Bam for a pe- riod of almost three years as a vol. unteer. Four of his brothers were also in the scrap with the southerners, Howard M. Emerick, and GG. E. Em- erick, of this place, Wednesday started for Pittsburg with the expectation of getting ‘a position in the street car services, These young men are thor- oughly reliable and can be depended upon to give the best services by any one who employs them, home of John Woll. visitors at thc ces last Sunday. Herman preached an excellent sermon to a large and appreciative audience. held town is not a credit to this valley, The The negro eampmecting near = col red ean | an outing of course i here, under such How christian people can conducted aflalr is a question, - rd -_ STATE COLLEGE Daniel } Dan will b MceCalmont & R o) Bow- man, of Philadelphia, is visiting her Masser, — Miss home Satur- Tur- Dauniel Stuart arrived home to sale on to su town Monday. Wp Lis Year, ap I mother, Fimanuel Marg: ay from a very { Stuart arrived pleasant trip to a short business irs. Harri iY, and moved Mr, U ¢ occupied the Fuesday Ii Via Mac. siting at Wallace Musser's, £:. $2py from trip on had Tuesday leasant Gap returned Mrs siting her Prof. Ben- In ieiphia to Ww. Tue sday, John new | ved. Usiness M. M. ig the ii are arri Fie } stirtver § ing Mrs arrived day his f Mr, Gris Dentin in Nearby Counties. Benton Vapaper $s stale, JOUn aged sixty years, He was married to Sarah Wilson, of Belleville. a Potter. deaths in the COUS- inofJ. TT three ly within a ried Lime, month ago, ! Fath Vil FALier yilso;g the advanced age of ninety In Lewistown, Wm. Knisely, aged fifty-two years, Ia Belleville, Mrs, Magdalene San. key, aged near sixty-six, In Iéwistown, Wm. Haukins, aged forty-eight years, ao latices - With the train going forty miles an hour, Conductor Sehr vhecker leaned over the coweatcher on a Reading lo- comotive near Willlamsport, and pull- ed a two-year-old Italian girl from the | track. The feat was witnessed by one hundred persons, fo Niagara Falls Excursions. September 6 and 20, October 4 and 18 arethe remaining dates for the Peni « 5y ivania Railroad Company's popular ten-day excursions to from Philadelphia, Washington. Niagara Baltimore Special train Washington 800 a. m., a. 1m, Excursion and will leave altimore 9.05 of Beptember 2 from Chunk and the Delaware Valley; ape. cial train will leave Broad Street Sta. tion 800 a, m.; on other dates special |, $1000 from Philadel | Washington, and all points on the Delaware Division; $11.25 from Atlan- tie City; $0.60 from Lancaster; $8 50 from Altoona and Harrisburg: from Bunbury and Wilkesbarre; $5.75 from Williamsport; and at proportion. ate rates from other points, including Trenton, Mt. Holly, Palmyra, New Brunswick, and principal intermedi- ate stations, ’ For descriptive pamphlet, time of connecting traing, stop-over privileges, and further information apply to near- ent ticket agent, or address George W, Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadel. phia. sept LINDEN HALL. the instructor,—Miss Eva | and some of her friends, of spent Bunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. Mrs. TI. Fleisher, of | Tusseyville, made a visit in our com- | munity Thursday last. Messrs. Geo, | { and John Gettig transacted business | [in Bellefonte Saturday.—Mr. Wil- | | son and daughter Anna, of Philips- { burg, are visitiug at the home of Mr, | Mrs, Frank Me- Mr, Mrs. | Foster Jodon, of Pleasant Gap, spant { Bunday with Mrs, Jodon's parents. | Thomas Searson, of Michigan, is home Lemont, | Ross, | Wilson's daughter, | Clintie, east of town, and mother, Mrs dysen- { on a vacation and to visit his ill George Bua bis very who has been all summer. ill with | tery; she hus been a great sufterer for the past year with Ir- | vin Zeigler left Saturday last for Penn rheumatism, Hall, where he will take charge of the | { Cross Roads school the coming winter. | —Stells, little of Mr. | Mrs. Wm. Raymond, had ao attack of by prompt checked. Mrs, iil daughter and cholera infantum but ac. | tion the disease Henry Zeigler is still | asthma, and last week was threatened was quite with | with dysentery which has left her in a of around weak state ‘here is a great deal sickoess prevailing in and town, and Dr. Kidder, of Boal kept busy almost night shury, is and day at- tending to his patients, Mrs. very f James Bearson, who has been il with dropsy and heart trouble pust is aproving. for some time Mrs. Ella Sellers, Hall, was a caller in our community last week, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rishel and child- ren, of Oak Hall, Mrs. E 3 Henry Zeigler was down to Cave to see his sister, Mrs of Oal PA were Lhe guests of Ciettig Banda i Penns John Ross man, who bad a stroke of paralysis, Miss Bessie Searson 1 nltertalne d BOM of her many friends last week. Miss Ketura Stump, of Lemont, vis- ited her Mr. Mrs. A. Stump, ea town, Sanday, parents, and st of over Ralph, son of Mr. and MetClells week with dysentery. Een very i), ha past Mrs. Cora Burchfield and children, of Johnstown, were the guests of her i MeO Miss Clara Rishel, sini i Visited brother, Robert ellan last week, f of State College, in this community last week, John Cummings and family spent several days with friends in Sugar val- ley. 1d Sunday with friends at Tusseyville, Mrs. Andrew and Anna, of Pleasant Gap, spent several George Se Arson, sO, spent Long daughter days in Mr. Scranton, are sj Mrs, ent, of this place. town quite recently, Howilzer, of weeks Dr, wife and 8060, woding a few with Howitzer's brother, K with at Mt, week aud Mr. of dallafante 5 Pgh sew TL $6 14 Béllefonte, wer doing some carpenter the past Isaac Miller and Resides, % ve six £1 Aan Tei ¢ work on the Van Tries farm few weeks, 6. H. Long's Pic-Nic Store. » Approaching We will rOCOries 1d eating . i WN @“ goods, notions | and Hos elties will also be on board, | Rubbers, umbrellas, gossamenrs, | ete, will be at your command i needed. The price will be the game, rain or shine: and the price | will be an inducement for you to | buy of us. | We ask all our old enstomers to! fi iid be sure to call to see ns and renew | the pleasant business relations. G. H LONG, 6. H. Long's Pic-Nic Store. D. Irvin's Sons, HARDWARE a Foundry Building. Centre Hall, . . ‘ . A complete line of Hardware will be found in our store at prices that will go far toward making them sell, Paints, Oils, Brushes, ete, in variety of quality and kinds, All kinds of nails, Wire Fence mates rial, ete, always on hand, Builders will find that we carry all hard ware needed in the construction of modern dwellings, Come and get estimates, Farmers will find that we carry a line of hardware that will suit their wants, D. Irvin's Sons. owc rer eese000000008000000000000000000022300000 -.. Come to see us Giranger Ple- Nie week and Fxamine our ¢ et catiastus Caoice AWays on Ranges. hand. We carry a full line of . Confectioneries Granite Ware and Cigars. «a Tinware. Highest 1 Irices paid for hide We handle the famous Red Cross Ranges : i aticy J. S. Dauberman, Prop. » C2000 C00000000000000000000000000000000 Stoves. and Our goods and prices will bear inspection. Bellefonte Steam Laundry J. MALCOM LAURIE, Proprietor. We have been in the busi- long enough to know the best grades of goods and we have made the best selections on the market, J. A. REESMAN, ~ontre Hall, Tess Monday. Penna, Friday —en. ¢ \W'm. McCOY WOLF, ‘ © 2232922000 000000 5000000000000 00000000000000600000000G0 P00000C000C000000020000000000000000080 P0000000 0CRROCRCOPOERDOS We are ] t 1 1 vv t . #3 *» 1 3 1 il » y i017 HE All trade in Common or Quartered Oak and Polished Chamber Suits. THE FINEST IN THE VALLEY Tr Fad }00IS awon > '91e|dwio) JAIU SBM H203}S UNO ) PU uly $3] [LL Xe a ol 3 rS JOHN SHITH & BRO. - ANO 9 SPRING MILLS. Order au Sl web Aa aT ART a BON seh eee as Bee PMC pooled 80 rapidly. We would be order for vou i £11 . isi A to are wa ple ased wee tral { you not a regular patron already. Remember we pay the charges on all Dry Goods to Points within loo miles of Altoona, when the money comes with the order. GABLE & CO. ALTOONA, PENNA. TL ee R eee Aaa ae a a ee Te WIRE eTen A WS ee nc «Fa JO a. Bee ws » ® WaT x XC oJ) J The People’s Store. ww! Pan + Tale Wo wg a a ha CR a a I LG CS SA LM SO A NSS 2 “Ye “ pr % » - i § , = Faas PRE BI BE SHES EE SER EEE BEE. Restore Vitality Lost Vigor and Manhood... SO PILLS eascs, all effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretion. A nerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth, By mail §0C. per box, 6 boxes for $2.50, with our bank- | ES ECP able guarantee to cure or refund the money paid. CTS Send for circular and copy of our bankable guarantee bond, » NERVITA TABLETS Extra staencty (YELLOW LABRL) Immediate Results Positively guaranteed cure for Loss of Power, Varicocele, Uadeveloped or Shrunken Organs, Paresis, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous Prostration, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity Paralysis and the Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor. By mail bankable guarantee bond to in plain package, $1.00 a box, 6 for $5.00 with our cure in 30 days or refund money paid. Address NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY Clinton and Jackson Strocts CNICACO, ILLINOIS Sold Ly J. D, Murray's drug store, Centre Hall Liver +. .D. A. BOOZER |Rettii Centre Hall, Pa. - - ~ [£e® FRAAALLHR BAAR RAARBA RE RAR RAG ‘Penn's Valley Banking Company, i CENTRE HALL, PA, Receives Deposits, Discounts Notes. W. B, MINGLE, Cashier. auly ——— ATTORNEYS. ATILOR, AVlorueyat-law, petlefonte, Fa. manner of legal buss E },CRYIis LEFORTE PA. building on second 265000 cut ta Ch 8 1iCHG 0 promptly riven WwW collections Oftice, 24 aged Lisi : 1 0 eruan and Eogasl, Exchange novies fw Proprietor, LOCK BAVEN, PA. 300d sample rooms on first jxu9l Al allenlio IARMANX HOURE Opposite Conrt He BEL 186, LEFONTE, PA. Ma aliding. new furniture 1 roughoul, slesm hes circ bells and all modern improvements, 00d wie and modernte charges Ww Proprietor. BPRING MILLS, PA. ree i i trains, BELLEFONTE, PA. trainee. Good sample relies lo witnosses Ink i lable rders rece Manager. with alien. Central meyte supplied Te Fw aki ooality ailhier 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Trace Marks Desions Corpvyricurs &c. hand Aescription may free whether an le, Communion. rook on Patents boar ng Palents, 4 " ti & Co. receive > i Fi tice, 5% « % inthe - - - Scientific American, J tas med i strated weekly : . ur ths Ea, mee. N & Co. oF Srdaeal New York Largost ofr. journal, Terms $5 a hon, 025 Washington, D.C Tunas asa Bette ete coe Te ys - ds v and we Can secure 1 3 remote fro each ie ", OG ing or photo,, with descrip. tentable or nod, free of barge. Oy GI patent is secured, A Pamesiey, “How to Obtain Patents.” with cost of same in the U., 8 and foreign countries § ¢sont free. Address, in jews Lime than those Ore. PATENT OFice, WasmingTON, D & TG ¢ ’ ., What is Celery King ? It is an herb drink, and isa positive eure for constipation, headache, nervous disor ders, rhetmatizm, kidoey disonses, and the various troubles arising from a disordered flomach and torpid liver, It Is a most roenble medicine, and ix recommended bh physicians generally. Remember, It euros constipation, Cod King ix sold in 2% ea 0 dap Sh and we. pp Bold by J. F. Smith, Centre Hall ; 7. £. Wiciand Linden Tair, G, 1. Long, Spriog Wills, Old subseribers to the Reporter oan pay one dollar any time prior to De cember Ist and get the reduced rate,
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