Thursday, April 6th, 1911, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. purchased from Sarah Bohn; Christ Houtz from the Grove farm to Frank Osman's house in Puddingtown; Frank Osman from Puddingtown to his farm In Pennsvalley; John Kline from the Dr. Christ farm to the James Clark farm in the Barrens; Harry John | Emenhelzer from Jacksonville to the building to | farm vacated by John Kline; D. Y, Emericks | Wagner from his farm to his new from Bill | home in Lemont; Chas, Willlams from Shower's | Lemont to the Wagner farm; George farm: George GunsaMus from the { Horner from the D. A. Shower's farm to Mrs, Alice Emer- [the Fishel house; fek's house: Harry Mauck, who was | the Sholl house to recently married, went to farming on | vacated by Horner; his father's farm: John Allen to the | Oak Hall to the Zerby house vacated by John Fisher: | Hall: Alfred Lyle Mrs. Grubb to Bellefonte A. C. Me- wm. Shutt house in chlntick from the Lew Beck farm to | the. future a farm near Mill Hall George Harshbarger from Centre Hall to the farm vacated by MceClintick, SPRING MOVINGS IN CENTRE COUNTY (Centinued from owned by Willlam Dofman from the Sn¥dertown, Into house; George Mauck's farm to second page.) Showers; store Lyman Fisher William Harry Hall the Grove house Wm. SBarson from house vacated by will occupy the the Hollow In Creek:—John Kline Christ farm to Clark's farm on Buffalo Run (‘has moved | Johnsonbaugh to the Hess farm at which a 0 reorge Johnsonbaugh he purchased recen from G R m Jack | to the f Meese, near Colver rank Ling to the house va ted Howard gle; Mr. Ripka ‘ Ar Synag to the house va Frank gle; Alvin Klinef | near this place to e 1 Kidder farm near Boal from the G. R Mountains t t} Klinefelter; Artl near Tug vi der farm Boalsburs Mr. Rimn Gap, whi Adam Kr his home bought fr ry Gettig the Amos from the this pl where he Ing; Jame hotel to Cer Moyer fron Tusseyville, business; town to vacated by The latter ] in the near fut moved James Spring from the Dn ‘ay Colyer:—Howard Lingle from his homestead to home farm va Rebersburg:—Harry who lived In the Strohecker tings in o to parts moved ) Samuel where B ly into the home Charles Bierly ed; Elmer Miller cated; Cha Miller vacated Howard Itved) Ma to Penr of Nittany, Robe r nel Shull, Rome who home of er moved the he Mallory K. Mo Winklet Breon John Ps: George Perkasi¢ ime In vacated. ove where Wolfe Brungard (Ivorgs Preston moved to Rockvill tu house, vacated hb) Bruce Hetthr r na 1 moved to Ni began house moved to dorf to (Col ARoona, moved py Thos. Shu! valley; Geo to Cornelius Ris sont T Aaronsburg,; . Mills, to Mrs vacated by Jerm om one of Wm of Anre nsbhureg Aaronshurg, vacated by Thos mover! te had sale farmer sake charg vacated cuples the of Coburr moved fr purcha Shauver and m farm west Barner, of no VARCARL ed housek renovated 1 Sheasly m Bown Port Matilda from the Hender tewnship, to eounty Ed Rho Pleasant Hill the 1 hor the late Thomas Merry : ! Pleasant, in Taylor township 4 A Mam Cowher from Alfred Wil farm near Martha to Huey Moore's Watch the house, near Mt Pleasant Harry |} A n tl Woodring moved from Port Matllds i te near Ebenshurg, Cambria count EVER WATCHFUL ymas ne Little Care Will Save Many Belle fonte Readers Future Trouble kidney have the ambur hus pence retions Wolfs Store:—Harry Wolfs BSugarvalley moved to the Haflley farm vacated In the W. A.J Korman, Wm. E the OG. W. Hostermar ¥ algo In the fall hy W J. B Gilbert from Rebers M. Esterline’s farn Gilbert: Chas. GI rt on In recommending Thos. CGllbert both move Pills. knowing them Beholl house where they will ake i i ’ ody Far some thelr first lessons in housekeeping: ) irregular passages Le. Gephart will go to Rebershure: ¢ ¢ kidne secretions and reading Goo, Bhowers will o Ip the 1} that Doan's Kidney Pills were a sp and store room, bought fr cit for kidney compinint, 1 ire) Gephart: 8B. V. Stover to W, ¥, St A supply at Green's Pharmacy Co a's small farm: Lovd Luse from Co Theil use relieved me and I am burn, moved on "Shady Bide” farm in better health, Doan's Kidney Pills yacated by J. BE. Douty We wish all are certainly an effective kidney med parties happiness and abundant su laine (Hiatement given October oss In their new homes | 2) fron Benjamir fall |} Minig into which DO now 1967.) No Cause For Complaint Since. Houserville: Clayton Crotzer fron When Mr. Fattorhoff was inter Runvillie to the Wm. Johnstonbaugt lowed on November 22, 1908, he suid house: George Johnstonbaugh fron i confirm my former en the Clay Johnstonbaugh farm ft of Doan's Kidney Pills Jacksonville, to his father's farm of | The relief they brought me has bee this place; Jeffory Houtz from State | permanent.” College to J, O, Clorp's house; Chas | For sale Johnstonbaugh from his father's farm | ents to the Hess farm at Boalsburg: Mrs Sarah Bohn from Lemont to her home in Spring Mills; Samuel Wasson from the Henderson farm to the farm he willingly forsement by ull dealers, Price W Foster-Milburn Co, Ruffalo New York, sole agents for the United States, Remember the name-Doan's—an take no other, " LJ Grove house to | Iarity from | ‘arity | country | this {ing material, OVER THE COUNTY. Clyde Boob, of Millhelm, left Wed- nesday of last week fo Coraopolis, Pa. where he has secured employ: ment at his trade of plasterer, A team of horses belonging to Jacob Sharer, while hitched at Weber's mill at Centre Hall, frightened and | = WITH - ; ay one day | week di g~ K ran away one day nat LA A] Aamag MOVING wicC ing the wagon to some extent. Concrete work is gaining in popu- every day, and especially In . districts. Many farmers are | The best oil, also the making improvements | most economical oil-— this modern build it costs no more than i the tank wagon varieties and it gives not only bet- lerservice butalsomore service FAMILY FAVORITE ; OIL l gives a clear, white, steady flame. Will not contemplating yenr with George R. Hickernell, son of John Hickernell, of Hartleton, was elected heriff of the county in which he re- | gldes In Nev He being elected In one of that | of nem char, smoke (of): 400] 7 [ARE USED ALTA Jen Cf CAR ITRE AEA (oS Ra Easily laid — can be laid right over wood Fireproof Stormuproof last as long as need repairs. I or further detailed informe Local Dealers or Cortright Metal Roof ing Co., Philadelphia, 1 wv foura or smell, it from caler will serve barrels Tal original direct oir refi Waverly Oil Works Co. § INDEPLNDENY REFINERS Pittsburg, Pa. of Waverly Special MN and Waverly Gasolines, fron © FOREIGNERS CAN'T SHOOT. Pennsylvania Law Supreme Court. : Fak ; rt Game Upheld Nitates on whrideen the a onresant i i ernments at Atlantic City CAPE MAY Wildwood, Anglesea, Holly Beach, Ocean City Sea Isle City, Avalon or Stone Harbor, N. ] EASTER 15-DAY EXCURSION Saturday, April 15, 1914 $6.95 1 ‘ From BELLEFONTE = STOP-OVER AT PHILADELPHIA EASTER SUNDAY ON (THE BOARDWALK " € Booey can be obtained fron nd PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AY WASH THAT ITCH AWAY © Are ce not be ent Ww Gnd home for Relief is right town But yo ne not leave these dist; ings here in 3 win home A sim} } f Oil of Winter green, Thyu other ingredients a compound in DDD Pre scription will ring instant reilel to nt {that terrible burning itch, and leave DE {the skin as smooth and healthy as that of a child If you have not already tried It, get lat least a 25 bottle today. We as sure you of instant relief For Sale by Greens’ Pharmacy, Bellefonte, Pa | eant Beezer’s Meat Marke | HIGH ST. BELLEFONTE. PA | We keep none hut the best quality of BEEF. PORK. MUTTON SLICED HAM All Kinds of Smoked Meat, Pork Sausage. eum If YOU want asnice Juley Steak. gow PHILIP BEEZER . K. RHOADA At pis yard opposite the P R. R. Passenger station, 1 only the best qualities i sells ANTHRACITE AND RITUMINO ORALB .| Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw an Sand. Superior Screenings for lime burning, Builders’ and plas terers’ Sand : Commerical No, Central No, 1301 will be LRN and YEeAr Triernone CALLS Penn trace of Automobiles ving lisappear- | wt leaviy the od fron a am. adver Agent For The the ne FRANKLIN, ! PEERLESS, POPE HARTFORD, THOMAS, HUDSON, WAVERLY ELECTRIC and HIGH GRADE TRUCKS, A number of bargaihs in 2nd hans sirny ling mar re hivll : r the | i ered he su pposi had been CON from the smothered to farmer of similar ex animal falling the yard and Fimoer HNirgub, i township, had a ence with one of his steers lant the animal having been missing works before it was found stack that the Ig Inrge several ‘ok # ears that are practigally new. GARAGE, REPAIR SHOP and BUPPLIES, piraw ¥ Forty Years in Bed. Never wis a stranger vow taken | than the one which for forty years since he was thiry-one—has kept Joseph Plummer, of Milton, N. Mw. | confined to his bed. Mr. Plummer ia | now in a serious condition and oan. | not live, A paternal decree, forbid. | ding him to marry the girl of his choles, blighted hik life and heart Bellefonte eA a . broken, he foreswore the world and vowed to pass his life in bed. The | girl he loved is dead BELLEFONTE GARAGE JOHN BEBRING, Jr, Prop, Penna (Entrance from Allegheny, Spring, Howard or Lamb Streets.) MICHELI or ” Ji = 83 A, # > / The hardened Steel Ant Skid Studs 40 prevent Leather tread Is tough, flexible, and nom- puncturing IN STOCK BY Geo. A. Deezer, Spring Footwear We announce the arrival of our Spring and Summer Footwear and invite every foot that'en joys wearibg Shoes? excellent—Shoes of Character of Quality-—Shoes that are «10 Come 10 see The New Spring Creations We show Superior shoes pleasipgly priced New Holsery for mien, women and children Mingle’s Shoe Store BELLEFONTE
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