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SHEN
By
HENRY TYRRELL
Founded on
BRONSON HOWARD'S
Great Play
A Stirring Story of
Military Adventure
and of a Strange
Wartime Wooing
Copyright, 1912, by (3. P. Putnam's
Continued from last week-] fore the—before the day Edith's little
! raul ey Jil woium) tom a sturdy four-year-old, was play-
sized and somewhat stoop shouldered, 10g soldier with see other children In
ex: a dooryal tside.
ome so drky of rou cept a gen- ot that: the
nel war is over,” sald Edith, standing at
in the window. “With the troops return-
nor ing and the fags flying and the bands
than playing, every day is like a holiday.
And so it is, I suppose, for those for
pire tunate women whose husbands are
: coming back to them.”
gray. “Yes, Edith dear,” sighed Mrs. Hav-
niform erill, “to those women whose husbands
with are coming to them. Ah, forgive
word. me, pet! 1 was selfishly thinking of
® by Heview of Reviews company.
“Los had the stature and bearing of an
old knight crusade?.”
paign that bad ended at Antietam,
“General Robert E. Lee, from a Mary-
lander, 1863."
The terms of surrender discussed
and reduced to writing at General
Lee's request embraced the parole of
officers and men “not to take up arms
against the government of the United
States until properly exchanged:” arms,
artillery and public property to be
turned over to Federal officers, this
latter provision not embracing the side
arms of the Confederate officers nor
their private horses or baggage.
Before this draft was copied in ink
for signing General Lee took oppor
tunity to remark that his cavalrymen
and many of the artillerymen owned
their horses and asked whether these
men as well as the officers would be
permitted to retain them.
“1 suppose.” sald Grant sympathet
ically. “that a great many of the mer
in your ranks are small farmers when
they are at home and in that case will
peed their horses just now to put in
crops to carry themselves and their
Well,
then, we will have it set down that
any man who claims to own a horse or
mule may retain the animal and take
families through next winter.
it home with him."
“Phat will bave a very good effect.”
sald Lee, much gratified.
The Union commander acted with
good grace in his own disposition and
at the same time was in perfect ac-
cord with the expressed wish of Presi-
dent Lincoln at Richmond, when Gen-
eral Weitzel had asked what he should
do in regard to the “conquered peo-
“Oh, if 1 were you I'd let ‘em up
easy!” was Mr. Lincoln's reply. “I'd
let ‘em up easy.”
Indeed, the behavior of Grant at Ap-
pomattox touched the heights of true
poetic chivalry, springing from a kind
He nelther
demanded nor accepted Lee's sword,
as formal military custom might have
justified him in doing, but actually
apologized for not having his own,
which in the hurry of departure he had
and magnanimous heart
left behind in the wagon.
CHAPTER XX.
The Double Wedding.
HE double wedding was to take
place at St. John's, Washing
ton. In that venerable and pie
e old church across the
park from the White House She gallant
and impetuous Captain Heartsease,
i courtship
ny Buckthorn as his unblushing bride.
And the added feature of the ocea-
sion, arranged at the eleventh hour in
consequence of the arrival of Colonel
Robert Ellingham, late of the Confed-
erate army, from a veritable Odyssey
of experiences after Appomattox, to be
united inseparably with gentle but un-
faltering Madeline West.
Such an occasion, of course, would
be Incomplete without Madeline's
brother Kerchival and Colonel Elling-
ham’s sister Gertrude. That happy pair
lyweds” were even DOW hae
ending. Dr. Ellingham had promised to
| come with them The headquarters of
the joyous and eventful reunion was to
be the hospitable home of General
The return of General Haverill was
set for the very day of the wedding
af hia
now. that in my heart
grief.”
“Dear, it is months since you have
| shown me any letter from General
Haverill—from Frank's father. And
did you not expect the general home
before now?"
“That is what 1 meant when I spoke
just now.”
“1 wonder if it is because 1 am here?
He has never seen me, and sometimes
I fear he has never forgiven our mar-
riage— Frank's and mine.”
“Nonsense, Edith child!” Mrs. Ha-
verill rejoined quickly. “If only that
were all! He will at least be eager to
see you now, and little Frankie.”
“And yet, in his official report to the
government, when be told the whole
i
£1
FEE
pame of Lieutenant Bedloe. It looks as
though nothing, in his mind, could
atone for the disgrace his son brought
upon his name.”
Mrs. Haverill rose from her chair and
turned away. brushing her handker-
to herself than to Edith:
ture. He can be silent and cold when
his heart is breaking—yes, and when
my heart is breaking too!"
“My dear madam,” said Captain
Heartsease,
Edith seized the precious relic,
tain Heartsease.
glon?" Mrs. Haverill asked him.
now, I should say, Mrs. Colonel Ker
chival ‘West-sent it to me from Rich-
time the colonel would be released on
his parole, and" —
“Here they are!" called the deep,
ful Sergeant Barket.
@ by Patriot Publishing company.
“Every day is like a holiday.”
the billiard room, can’t you?”
" ‘Bout face!
, with her toward a
world how bravely Frankie's father
died, General Haverill only wrote the
chief across her eyes, as she said, more
“I know him so well—the pride that
conquers all the tenderness in his na-
A message came a little later from
General Buckthorn saying that Cap-
tain Heartsease had something of lm-
portance for Edith and Mrs. Haverill
and inviting them to come over to his
house as soon as possible to receive it.
addressing himself to
Edith. “1 have here the notebook of
Lieutenant Frank Bedloe, otherwise
| Haverill, in which Miss Gertrude El-
| ingham wrote down his dying mes-
sage to his young wife—to you, mad-
clasped it to her heart, kissed it and
then tried through eyes brimming with
tears to scan its blurred pages while
chokingly uttering her thanks to Cap-
“How did it come into your posses.
“Why, you see, Miss Ellingham—
mond as soon as she learned | was
bere because it was uncertain at what
hoarse voice of General Buckthorn as
he blustered in, attended by the faith-
“Ladies, wel-
come to our camp! Jenny, haven't you
relieved the captain yet? Order him to
March!” commanded
Miss Buckthorn, in her strictest military
Heartsease marched, Jenny slipped
an arm around Edith’s waist and walked
and gently, to whisper:
“Will you come with me, Mrs. Haver-
ill? I must have you by yourself, to pre-
pare you for something that is going to
startle you, but will do you good. Your
husband is here, and you are going to
meet him alone in the library.”
The old soldier knocked, opened the
door, bowed Mrs. Haverill in and then
retreated.
“Constance!” exclaimed General Hav-
erill, standing stern and impassive.
“My husband—may I still call you so,
after this long separation, without one
word--"
«Where is the miniature portrait which |
I gave you in Charleston for my son?” bere
“Why, your son is dead, John, and my | I shall remain silent—even though that, {ll following.
window alcove. Mrs.
Haverill would have followed, but Gener-
al Buckthorn approached her, gravely
Don t you know?”
2
i
Bt
;
§
5
As
portrait must be in the grave with him.
|
{ng room, the
possible,” he replied. Then
urmured to himself, “My son's
Jenny led the way back to the draw-
general and Mrs. Haver
|
silence parts us, you and me, for path came forward to meet them
looked at it, then at him, in won-| “No, John” she answered gently, wyou will see his own face again,
10s Swe oHtion. | taming away from him, “I will not ac- | gir, in our little son's,” she replied. “I
“It might bave lain In the grave With oop your blind or unwilling faith.” | gm happy that Frank won your for
Kerchival West,” he said. Before he could reply the door 0peD- | giveness at the last and that the boy
“What do you mean by that? You 4 very suddenly and Jenny Buck-| win goon be old enough to understand
must tell me.” | Thorn peered in. your words telling how his father died
“I mean that I have it not from my «on dear! 1 was looking for Cap-| a hero.”
son, but from—the other. You are si- tain Heartsease. Please excuse— Why,| “My words,” repeated the general
lent? Well, you know now why I General Haverill! Papa said you had | vaguely.
Brouse, W. H.
Harrison. R. B. .gen. store.
Houtz, Flora 1., meats.
Stover, O .W.,
{ Welland Bros. & Co.
BLANCHARD.
Bowes, W. A,
Harter, W, J.. furniture.
Kunes Bros., gen. mdse.
Kessinger, H. C.. groceries.
Kunes, N. M. merchant.
Moon, A. R., cigars.
uigiey, J. A... gen. store.
yder, Cora A., millinery.
Williams, C. A.. gen. store.
BENORE.
Emerick ,Lyman, gen. store
Ghaner, W. H., gen. store.
H. B., gen. store.
Haugh, Jno., gen. store.
BELLEFONTE.
Alters, H. F.. cigars ,
Allison, A., plumber.
Alkens, Mrs. J. A.. ladies fur-
nishings.
Baum, Sim. clothing.
Blackford, Clyde, cigars .
Brackbill, W. R.. furniture.
Blair, F. P. & Son, jewelry.
Brandman, Ray, gen. store .
R. 8..zroceries.
Beezer, P. meats.
Bush, G. T., stationery.
Beck, R. A.. cigars and soap.
Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co.
Bellefonte Lumber Co.
Beezer, Geo. A., garage.
Claster Underselling Store Co.
Coxey., W, C., groceries.
Carpenettl, L.. confec & tob.
Carpeneto, Jos., cigars.
Ceader, Joseph, confectionery.
Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber.
Casebeer, C. D.. jewelry.
Doll, W. H., confectionery.
Dubbs. John G.. implements.
Daggett, W. L. cigars
Daggett, Louis, cigars.
Donachy, 8. A.. 5 & 10c store.
Davis, Mec. J..
Eckenroth, E. J.. wall paper.
Fauble, A., clothing.
Finklestine, J.. 3 & 10c store.
Gross, J. W. & ., Broceries
Garman, E. F.. gen. store.
Gamble, Gheen & Co., flour
and feed.
Gephart, M. C., instruments,
Garbrick, H. E., groceries.
Green Pharmacy Co., drugs.
Gillen Grocery Co. groceri
Garbrick Bros., machinists.
Gettig, L. H.. meats,
Gilliam, J, 8.. dry goods.
r, G. E., gen. merch.
Hanna & Thompson, meat.
Hazel Bros., eroceries.
Hazel, G. W., mdse.
Hunter, J. D., stationery,
Haupt, G. E._ groceries.
Houser, Ed., gen. merchant.
Jodon, Clyde, gen. merch.
Johnson, Geo. C.. plumber.
Joseph & Co., gen. store.
Katz & Co. men. store.
Keichlinn, W. W., garage.
Keichline, J. S.. confectionery
Kline. Henry, cizars.
and frait,
Krumrin2, Sidney, drugs.
Lyon & Co gen. store.
Lyon, W. A., meats .
Linn, H. 8 china hall.
Morris & Sheffer, gen. store
Montgomerr & Co.. clothing.
Moerschbacher.. Chas., confec-
tionery and tobacco.
Mendis, Peter, scrap iron.
Meese. John Store, gen. store
Mingle A. C.. shoes.
Miller, G. A. Est. stovesand
tinware .
Miller, David, eroceries.
McClure. W. M. Agt. harness.
McCalmont & Co.. implements.
McG A. L.
’
McGinley, Jno., cigars.
McSuley, Jno., wall paper.
Mor~an, Miss S. J.. ladies fur-
nishings
Noonan, J. A.. cigars.
aginey, Frank E.. furniture.
ir ied John Store. hardwase,
Potter. Hoy Hardware Co..
Patonls Jems, cigars.
Riads, B X estate coal
& grain.
Rote, Jas.
Runkle, J. L. Plumber.
Sebring, John Jr., autos.
Schad, A. E.. plumbing.
Schaeffer, H. P., hdw.
Singer Sewinr Machine
Soutbeek: 7; D.. confectionery.
Shuey, C., groceries.
Sechler & Co.
Spigelmyer, G. R. & Co.. chi-
Starr, B. R., groceries.
Shope, W. R., lumber.
essy, Thos.
confectionary.
Thompson, Edw..
Thal, J, ¥.. confectionery.
Twitmire, W. T. stoves and
tinware.
Ohitod Rove ©%en Cent
Store, novelties.
ER
Wallsos' D- C- cigars & Gob.
Yoon to ne
Zeller. J. & Son. druss.
F. V., gen. merch
Odenkirk, W. A., gen. store.
Henney, Mrs. L.. millinery.
Kreamer & Son, gen. store.
Lutz, J. F.. produce.
Luse, A. P. & Son. lumber.
Murray & Bitner, drugs.
Royer. Edward, cizars.
Runkle, J. W., cigars.
Smith, T. L., hardware.
Smith, 8. W., gen. store.
Weber, J. H. & 8. E. grain
and coal.
Zettle Bros, planing mill
wood.
COBURN.
Coburn Grain Co. xrain& coal.
Dinges, Cloyd, gen. merch.
Glasgow, J. W., gen. store.
Harter, J. E. gen. store.
Howard Creamery Co.
eggs & butter.
Krader, W. C.. men. store.
Kerstetter, J. W., gen. store.
Meyer. C. H. & Co.. lumber.
Rote. 8. G. & Son. grain.
Rote, 8. G.. gen. mdse.
Stover. L. E. cigars.
CLARENCE.
Brooks, Jacob.
Buddinger, T. Co., gen. mdse.
Daugherty, R. B., gen. mer.
Elliott, L. A., meats.
Heaton, T. L., gen. mdse.
Katchik, Jno. M., cigars.
Kato Supply Co., zen. mdse.
Mecon. Joseph’ groceries.
Takash. W. V., groceries.
Tobisky, Michael, meats.
Tobias, Andy, meats.
Watson, C. H.. cizars
CURTIN.
Bald Eagle Supply Co..
store.
Deitz, J. F., groceries.
Shawley. Thomas, produce .
Heaton, James.
FLEMING.
Alexander J. B.. coal.
Bruss, J .
Buck. D.. grain.
Earon, W. H.. coal.
Greist, T. E. Co.. men. store.
Harper, Theodore.
Hagel. A. F., flour and feed.
it, J. F. & 8. W_, gen. store.
eters, H. C., cigars.
Resides, Emanuel.
Stere. J. C. & Sons, gen. store.
BELLEFONTE, R. F. D.
Hunter, J. C., groceries.
Taylor, J. E., produce.
Young, H. A
GATESBURG.
Dearmit 8. E.. gen. store.
Rider, M,. groceries.
HOWARD.
Fitzpatrick, A. J.,
Hall. W. F., ' :
Holter, H. C.. furniture.
Holt, Jno. W.
Jordan, Mrs. Zelma, groc.
Kline & Wolfe. ren. store.
Kline, H. A.. produce.
Long, W. Re grain.
gen.
Lucas, C, C., gen. store.
Lucas. C. H. confectionery.
Moore, H. A., drugs
Moore, C. R., jeweler.
Miner. M., jeweler.
Neff. W. H, & Son, furniture
Pletcher, T. A.. ery.
Pletcher, W. B.. produce.
etcher, Chas. E., wagons.
Schenck. A. A. hardware.
Weber, B. & Son, gen. store.
Walizer, C. A., meats.
Williams, Frank.
HUBLERSBURG.
Hoy. Geo. F.,, gen. store.
Kessinger, T. L., gen. store.
JULIAN.
Boyer, Charles. mine lumber,
y G., gen. store.
Henderson, J. E.. mroceries.
Miller, W. 8. & A., coal.
Nason, J. C., gen. mdse. and
lumber.
Parsons, W. P.
Tallhelm, W, G, & Son, men.
store.
Turner. J. H., gen. store.
LIVONIA.
Stover, G. B., cigars.
LINDEN HALL.
Keller, Mrs. J. W.. gen. store.
Ross, J. H.. gen. store .
Weiland, F. E.. gen. store.
LEMONT.
Gillespie, G. H.
Evey, A. H., gen. mer.
Stover. R, 8. ,
nly J.. men. store.
Stover, W. A.. meat.
reck: B R.
es 1
eiger, I. F.
MAD he
Everett, T. B., gen. store.
Hazel, . B.. Ren.
Appraisement for Centre County.
Harshbareer.
Ebbs, E. G.
Jordon, C. E.. confectionery.
Kohlbecker. H. J.. cigars.
Miles, W. B.& Son, wen. store.
Milesburg Store Co. gen. mdse.
Wallace Brick Co.
Wetzler. F. L.. gen. store.
NITTANY.
Beck. J. H. & Son. gen.store
Betz, M. S.. men. store.
Lee. C. H.. coal.
Peck. 8S. & Son. gen. mdse.
Yearick. N. H.. gen. store.
ORVISTON.
Orviston Supply Co. gen. mdse.
OAK HALL.
Etters. Clayton, zrain.
Louder, R. J.. zen. mdse,
OSCEOLA MILLS.
Goss. R. J.. groceries.
McAvoy, James, groceries.
Matulenick, Jno., gen. mer.
Stine, J. B., steam fittings.
Walker, R. J.. lumber,
Wood, Willlam, hardware.
POWELTON.
Vulcan Trading Co.. zen. mdse.
PINE GROVE MILLS.
Archey. A. G.. men. store.
Barr, David, gen. mdse.
Dale, N. L. & Co., furniture.
Everetts, J. W.. gen. store.
Keller, Jacob & Son. coal.
Krebs, J. B. Bro.. gen. store.
Randolf. R. R.. furniture.
Tate, A. J., coal.
PLEASANT GAP.
Herman, W. D.. meats.
Mulfinger. John C.. coal.
Noll, W. H. & Bro. gen. store.
Noll, J. T. Co., millinery.
Stitzer, C. K., gen. mdse.
PINE GLENN.
Watson, William, groceries ,
PENNA. FURNACE.
Hess, C. B.
Miller, C. D.. men. store.
Ward, W. 8.. gen. store.
PHILIPSBURG,
Adelman & Ratousky, dry
oods.
®
Acton, Harry. groceries,
Avers Bros... gen. store.
Baltic Supply Co., gen. store.
Bowser, W. M., .
Beales, ,
Biddle, O. P., gen. mdse.
Brown. W., B., druggist.
Birchrield, W .C., novelties,
Bunnell, J. M., planos & or-
gans.
Campbell, C. A.. produce.
Carmelo, Peter.
Central Trading Co. gen. store.
Cunkle, Joseph, cigars.
Custer & Norris. wall paper.
Delige, Jno., cigars.
Deacon. Thomas, cigars.
Davis, C. H., cigars.
Edwards, J.. BS.
Forcey. J.
Forcey, M. l., uneats.
Finberg, Lewis. clothing.
Fosshaner, Albert, meats.
Freeman & Calahan.
Gill, W, F.. sporting moods.
Gulick. C. H.. wagons.
Gernon, A. H., gen. mer.
Globe Store Co.
Groesbeck, J. H.
Grebe Bros. & Crago, cigars.
E., confectionar
rth
Haworth, James, lumber.
Halling, Walter, cigars,
Hoffer, B. F.. novelties.
Hindle, W. H.,
Ickes. Miss L. B.. millinery.
Jones, Mrs. A. E.. groceries.
Jones, Calvin, wall paper and
paint .
Jones & Co., est., hardware.
Jones, Harry, clothing.
Jones, E. G., gen. store.
Kephart, J. S.. hardware.
Kesler, L. G, & Co.. general
merchandise.
Kellock. G .M., cigars, etc.
Kyler, Mrs. Annie, groceri
Knapper,
Chas. K..
Kaplin, Harry & Co., gen.
merchants. 3
J. J.. rroceries.
, H. W. & Co., meat.
A pl. Co
n e N ,
Philipsburg Penn Public
service .
Philipabuta Cash Grocery Co.
Parker, G. e-. florist,
Washburn, Harry,
Wright, 8. W.. jeweler.
‘Weber, Frank, furniture.
Wright, J. W., gen. mar.
PORT MATILDA.
Beckwith, — on gen,
pore & Bider, gen. mdse.
Harshbarger. D. G. A. lumber.
Hoover, W. T.. hardware.
Kelley, John, produce.
Marks, J. C., oroduce.
Pringle. 8. R. & Son. wren.
store.
Patton. J. H. produce
Reese, John, groceries.
Reese, A. W.. xen. store.
Sigle, W. B.
Thompson, Budd.
Walker, Jno. F., gen. mer.
Wisor, T. C.. produce .
Wisor, W. J.. furniture.
Williams Bros.. grain. etc.
Woodring, H. C.. coal
Williams, Cath., millinery.
Zeff, Simon.
RUNVILLE.
Bennett, Mrs. Mary A. Rgroc-
es.
Ec. . Edward, Est. gen.
store
REBERSBURG.
Bartges, C. E.. jeweler.
Bierly. 8. A.. produce.
Carlin, W. J. gen .store.
Hazel. A. J.. men. store.
Hainse, M. C.. men. store.
Harter, W. J.
Keller, J. A. & Hoover, coal.
Long. C. E.. produce.
STATE COLLEGE.
Alkens, J. P.. cigars.
Bullock, L. C., cigars.
Baum, sim, clothing.
Corl, John.
Deal. Albert, steam fit ag.
He L .D.. men. store.
er, C. N.
Gilliland, R. D.
Graham, E. L. & Co. groc-
eries.
Graham, Geo. T.. perfumes.
Holmes, J. C.. wen. store.
Harvey Bros.. confectioners.
Hockman, C. W.. grain & fi
Hagman, J. P., clothing.
Hurwitz, M., clothing.
Jackson, G. B.. cigars
Kimport, Mina.
Kimpoert. 8. E. .meat,
Longee, A. C.
Leitsel, ., novelty store.
Markle, J. C.. meats,
Martin, J. B., gen. mdse.
Musser, H. M.. groceries.
cCormick, C. B.. implements.
H. M., gen. mer.
ittany Pub. Co.. post cards.
des, F. P., gen. mdse.
Sauers, Harrv. clothing.
Shuey, C. E.. jeweler.
State College Sup. Co.. men.
store .
Shaw, 0. F.. saddlery.
Smith, W, W.. photo
Sheffer, J, C. .cigars.
Snyder, Cora B.. notions.
Snyder, C. E.
Snyder, C. W., gen. mdse.
Sheasley & Gentzell, furniture.
Smith, J. C. &
rd. C Son .
State College Fuel and Sup-
cigars.
Snyder & Behres, gen mer.
Thompson, G. B., geri mer.
Willlams., J. M.. stoves.
SPRINGS MILLS.
Auman, W. G.. produce.
Ackerman. F. M.. men, store.
Allisan Bros.. grain & flour.
Brion. H. 1. & Co.. plumbers.
Condo. 8. C.. oroduce.
Condo, J. C.. buggies.
Corman, O. T., produce.
Campbell, H. C. & R. P., ci-
RArs.
Carson, F. A..
Zen. store.
Duniap. A. C., cigars.
Duck, F. P., implements, etc.
Rigel, J. B. & Son, general
store
Frederick. Samuel. grain.
Finkle. C .E.. gen. mdse.
Krape. C. A.. shoes,
Long, C. P. Co.. gen. store
Long. J. D.. .
M . J. H.. produce
Meese. G. R.. gen. store,
Myers, W. C.. men. store.
Moyer, J. N.
Ripka. Daniel. cizars.
H.
Stiver, Wm. A., gen. mer.
Smith, R. M., implements.
Stover, M. C.
Wolfe, Evans J., produce.
. Mrs, 8. J.. millinery.
SNOW SHOE.
Budinger, T. B., gen. store.
Bon Ton_ Sup. Co. gen. store.
Elliott, L. A., meats.
Kelly, J. A.. cigars.
Redding, Lawrence, cigars.
Russel, James.
ompson Son,
Uzzel, John G., cigars.
Yarnell, J. I, stationery.
Kauffman. Amos, produce.
Noll, A. B. & Co., gen. mdse
WHOLESALERS,
AARONSBURG.
Crouse, H. E.. produce.
BELLEFONTE.
Atlantic Ref. Co.. oil.
Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co.
c
Crider. P. B. & Son, lumber.
Joseph & Co.
Keller, J. D., produce.
Laudenbach-Barber Co. grocery
Potter-Hoy Hardware Co.
hardware.
Lukenbach, A.. grain & hay.
Wagner, C. Y.. flour & erain.
BOALSBURG.
Weber, 8. 8., coal & grain.
COBURN.
Atlantic Ref. Co.. oll.
Coburn Grain & Cream Co.
grain.
Howard Creamery Co.
Korman Creamery Co.. Dro-
duce.
CENTRE HALL.
Bartholomew, C. D.. exxs &
HOWARD.
Diehl, J. D., lumber, produce.
LINDEN HALL.
Ross, J. H., hay and grain.
Weiland, F. E., hay and grain
LEMONT.
Ross, Elmer C.. grain.
OAK HALL.
Free. W. A.. produce.
PORT MATILDA.
Crain. W, Scott. mine props.
Patton, W. T
Williams, J. W., lumber.
URG
PHILIPSB A
Atlantic Ref. Co., oil.
Gill, J. D., & Sons, mining
supplies.
Hoffman, F. L., tobacco.
Lauderbach-Barber Co.. gro-
cers,
Philipsburg Hardware Co..
h ware.
Philipsburg Milling. Ligh
& Heating Co.. grain
produce.
Rockey. W. F.. produce.
SNOW SHOE.
Atlantic Ref. Co.. oil.
Kelley & Co., groceries.
STORMSTOWN.
McAfee, E.
ZION.
Hockman, N. J., produce.
RESTAURANTS.
BELLEFONTE.
Blackford, C. J.. eating house.
Jury, Jacob.
Moerschbagcher, Chas... eating
house.
CLARENCE.
Watson. C. H., eating house.
Lu C nN. ting ho
cas, C. H.. ea use,
Williams, Sak
PHI BURG.
Cunkle, Joseph, eating house.
Chomp, Mrs. L. W.
Delige, Jno., eating house.
Kahler, Walter, eating house.
McMullen, Chas. eating house.
Steel, Geo.. eating house.
Wright, J. W., eating house.
STATE COLLEGE.
Bullock, L. C., Jr., eating
Shrefter, J
er, J. C., eating house
Longee, A. C., eating house
SNOW SHOE.
eating
Sinclair, Mrs. Henry.
house.
BILLIARDS AND POOL.
BELLEFONTE.
Carpeneto, J., billards.
Daggett, Louls, billiards.
bacher, ae illiards.
McGinley, John, billiards.
Shaughnessy, Thos., billiards.
Gray, I G., billiards.
PHILI
PSBURG.
Deakin. Thos.. billiards,
Gintre, R. C., billiards.
Reld, D. D., liards.
Schonover, J. N., billiards.
SNOW SHOE.
Kelley. John A.. billiards.
STATE COLLEGE,
State Coli ro" Bliliard Roo!
ege m.
Meek & Medes.
CLARENCE.
‘Watson, oi H.. billiards,
LANCHARD.
Moon. A. R.. billiards.
Campbell, H. J., billiards.
Kennedy, aw Siltiards.
Houser, W. H., billiards.
SHOOTING GALLERY,
Alters. H. F.
Crain & Armstrong.
For the purpose of correct.
ing any errors of appraise
ments, an appeal will be heid
at County Treasurer's office.
Bellefonte, Pa., on Tuesday,
June 10, 1913, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and 8 P.
M.. and those who desire can
attend.
P. W. YOUNG,
Mercantile Appraiser.