THE CENTRE REPORTER,
Eprror and Pror’r
EERE
FRED. KURTZ,
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KEEP COOL
and buy at
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Bartholomews' Store,
Cheapest Store in Cen-
tre County.
LOCAL IT EMS.
There were light frosts on Monday
—no harm done,
——A shoemaker, from Williamsport
contemplates opening a shop here short-
The Sugar Valley robbers were to
have a hearing at Lock Haven, on Tues-
day.
——John H. Shatt, one of
practical farmers, gave the
call.
——John Mosser has purchased
brick bouse and lotof L. D. Kurtz,
Aaronsbuarg, price $1800,
——1.. M. Schuyler, one of the proprie-
tors of the Fallon House, at Lock Haven,
died last week of apoplexy.
——T +e Farmers Mut. Ins. Co. met at
Meyers’ hotel on Tuesday, and passed a
large amount of insurances applications,
~The new houses of Yony Deining-
er. Will Kurtz, John Dauberman and
Jacob Lee, are receiving their finishing
touches,
—— Voters remember, the last days for
registration, fall on the 7 and 8 of Sep-
tember. Democrats, see that every voter
registered.
——Clevan Dinges was one of the Cen-
tre county delegates to the prohibition
state convention which met at Harris
burg last week.
— If the Managers of the Lewisburg
Fair succeed in arranging the plansthey
now have in view you cannot offord to
miss their display.
—The bosses of the “citizens organ-
ization” have run our pretty town into
a disgraceful muss, and caused much un-
necessary strife,
—p. 8. Long, of the late firm
Kaufman and Long, af Millheim, has
opened a store atthe old Fisher stand,
at Farmers Mills,
——The Rerorter, for the campaigo,
15 cents, If you want & straight, bonest
Democratic paper, for the campaigo,
send your 15 cents for the Rerortes.
— We nope it is not intended by the
boro’ to pay for some of the crossings
put down, on account of the ugliness and
roughness of the job, unless they are
overhauled without ex tra pay.
— Mr. Reish, living on the Brocker-
hoff farm near Centre Hill, bad some of
his cows foundered by eating too much
new corn, having broken into an adjoin
ing field. One valuable cow died from
the effect,
—eMr., Aaron Bartges, of Madison
burg, was attacked by highwaymen, near
Logansville, on Saturday, and had quite
a tussle, That county seems to be thick
with robbers, and its about $ime we hear
of some of the road agents being shot,
~The bodies of the murdered hus
band-and wife, Mr. and Mrs Culvey, were
exhomed on Monday, for the purpose of
searching for the bullets that were fired.
hysician from Philadelphia was pres
Tussyville's
lEPORTER &
the
at
is
A phy
ent for this purpose, and the balls will be
used in evidence.
w—eWilliam O'Brien, whostabbed an d
nearly killed Hugh Riddle by stabbing
him io the right leg, was sentenced to
pay a fine of 81, cost of prosecution and
undergo imprisonment in the Western
penitentiary for one year at hard
A disease, said to be cholera,
causing many hogs to die in Haines
township, One farmer, Mr. Zerby, has
lost 31 head; another, Nathaniel Boob,
has lost 22 hogs. Many have died for
other farmers. Some of the animals die
quite suddenly, while others stagger
about a short time before they die,
~The boro’ sathorities should see to
it that the pike thro’ this town be put in
dei eat condition by the parties having
charge of it. The condition of the road
thro’ town, as far as to the station, is a
shamefal one, and the matter shonld he
looked after, there is law enough to bring
about an improvement in the neglected
»,
.
~=(ur Presbyterian brethren, we un-
derstand, have abandoned building on
the Fiiesher lot, on account of certain dif-
feronces, and have chosen a far more
leasant site—the Welsh (now Mingle)
ot, on west side of street. This we take
to be one of the best locations to be had,
and will no doubt please all. About one
half or the foundation had been complet-
od on the Fliesher lot.
~The Centre Hall band made its
first appearance on our streets, on Batur-
day evening last, since its disbandment
some three years ago. ‘Lhe band played
well, and will no doubt, come up to its
former reputation, which placed it
among the in our county. Quite
a number of the old members are in it,
with some excellent new material. Dr.
Jacobs is the leader, which means that
the band is to be a success,
~=A young man in the State of In-
diana heard some person walking through
the house the other night. He at once
concluded that burglars were inside, and
seizing his revolver he fired at the sap-
posed intruder. A moment later the
dreadful fact was disclosed that he had
killed his mother. The fellow who
sleeps with a revolver under his pillow
sud dreams about burglars, is always in
danger of shooting some member of his
own household,
MILLS.
SATURDAY AT SPRING
CROWD, AND AN INTERESTING
PROGRAM,
The Knights of the Golden Eagle of
Spring Mills had their day on last Sat-
urday; a large crowd being present from
all parts of the valley. The day was
clear and pleasant and many took advan-
tage of it for a day in the woods and at
tend the festival which offered so many
attractions. The principal features of
the afternoon were the shooting by Mr.
8, K.Bober, the marksman, of whom
| Centre county can truly feel proud, and
the game of base ball between Aarons
burg and Spring Mills teams.
GAME OF BALL.
A LARGE
The game of ball was Played in the
meadow near the station and was an in-
teresting one. Aaronsburg ‘boys came
prepared to do up Spring Mills, havieg
secured Mr, Jesse Shipman of Shamokin,
an amateur curve pitcher of some Jor:
utation, to occupy the box. Spring Mills
team was strengthened by Messrs. Orris
McCormick, Will Runkle and Isaac
Harpster, of Centre Hall=Runkle pitch-
ing and Harpster behind the bat,
Aaronsburg took the lead up to the end
of the seventh inning when the score
stood 8 to 8 and the game was stopped
on account of an accident to one of the
players. As an exhibition of “kicking”
this game was the best example of any-
thing ever seen in the valley, and at
times it was impossible to fell who was
ampire.,
Below is the score, made by our friend,
Sober, on Blue Rock pigeons. This ex-
hibition of Mr. SBober’s skill heads the
list, up to this date,
NO
Broke. Missed
blue t
shoulder
left oulder...
ingjup gun, turning i§ sound
gle
same time turning it end for end
Back to trap when sprung...
1 upside down over head when
Gp WAS sprung. aaa:
: gun from shoulder when
SHAFER THE MAN.
All the persons robbed recently, io
Sugar valley, while on their way to
look Haven, have beensbown a crowd
of persons, among whom was Shafer the
noonsed murderer of the Culveys, and all
without exception, as we are informed,
have identified Shafer asthe man who
stopped them on the highway. Miss
Reece, who was threatened on the pub-
lio road, and ran away, has also
fled Shafer as the man, There seems to
be no doubt that he is the murderer of
Mr. and Mrs. Calvey, Bhafer isa young
man of about 21 years, and a very bad
character. We are told he was in the
west some time ago where his bad deeds
made itsafer for him to leave than to
remain,
THE REARING
There was a hearing in Lock Haven
on Tuesday afternoon in the case of
James Kline and Luther Shaffer, on
the charge of robbery, and they were
bound over for court. One of the watches
found on Luther Shaffer is identified as
belonging to an individual who was
robbed, Essec Kline and “Bone” John-
son have not yet been given a hearing.
No hearing has vet been had on the
charge of having committed the Culvey
murder,
“oo.
A TIMELY JUDICIAL OPINION.
Judge Henderson, of Lebanon county
has just emphasized an important and
timely judicigl opinian, Man Was
brought before him for battering a neigh-
bor who appropriated the green apples
on the limb ofa tree banging over his
premises from the assailant's lot. The
judge, while not upholding the assault,
laid down the law to the effect that
owner of the land is the owner of it from
ha desires to
Ibis being the law,
the
| make clam to it.
on the branches ofthe apple tree extend.
ing over his lot He might even have
sawed them off. The apgry assailant
therefore not only lost his apples, bu
E
trap sprung
WHS
frome
cir v from
gus gro
SOWL
thro cigar LOX
12
down over head . .-
Gun bris thro’ 12)¢ powder k
ad
powder keg
powder keg
wiween muzzle
ib, powder keg
nn Upssde AG 0 Ove ead
ih. powder keg,
between muzzle
5, gun held out side
ris thro box 10xi2xi6 inches
om right
o BAINES AS RDOVE,
shoulder
upsi fe down
n tossed
aller trap was sprung >
n upside down over head spring
rap...
ing his ows
ne arm and
Shooting with o
listance of 38 to him
foot...
* gun
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Ar
Same as above
10x12x16 ix
Same ns above
table
7 Double blue rocks from ¢
yds. apart, standing «
f trap, breaking
wrk m left 5h y
other from right shoulder, traps
sprung lnstanianeous.. ..
onberger, Judge and
wer, U. G. Auman,
D, Wallis
SOOTY
uller.
The grounds in the evening
thronged by an immense crowd,
than was expected. The baloon
sion was a success, and the sham
b was quite a fine sight, and gave
very fair idea of what a genuine
was like. Two opposing
bundred yards spart were formed at
about 8 p. m., in the evening, when the
sigoel for advancing was given, firing
commenced, fire crackers being awed,
and was kept up until the lines met
The display was a fine one and quite a
treat, The receipts of the festival we
are told, amounted to about a hundred
dollars. The program of ammsements
excellent one and drew the
were
a&8Cen
battle
one a
was an
crowd and had the sccommodations for
selling cream etc., been better, double
that amo unt could have been realized.
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NOTES,
Rev, 8. G. Shannon, of Bunbury, was
here, a few days ago, visiting his sister,
Mrs. Wm. Lohr, who is quite ill,
Landlord Meyer is off on
teading and Allentown,
Apples are selling at
peck.
The RerorTer can
a trip to
10 cents per
be had for the
campaign, for 15 cents.
Farmers are ready for sowing wheat.
{Work on the foundation for the new
f Presbyterian church, has not been re-
psumed, Rumor bas it a new location
will be chosen. «
.: Weather, close of last week, was of,
and bordering on frost,
D, C. Keller will conduct a boarding
house during the Patrons’ pic-nic, on the
mountain.
Water for the grange pic-nie, will be
obtained form the Centre Hall water
works.
Kennedy and Shires have turned the
scales on their Snyder county persecn-
tors, and had them arrested last week
for maliciously interfering with their
business,
. oo.»
SQUIBS,
The Reronrer~15 cents for the cam-
paign.
Rain Tuesday towards evening.
The Presbyterians of Centre Hall, in
their new location, have the best site in
town, for their church,
Fires were built in most of houses this
Youk--it was too cool indoors for com-
ors. !
Oats 1s selling at 25. Apples at 40.
The Millheim knitting factory is not
yet in running order,
Lots of Centre county folks boarded
the cars on Monday for Williamsgrove,
The Republicans nominated Joho
Decker for commissioner, which is not
LI IO MD SA BAIS SA
we @ll kinds of house fornishing
8, best assortment ever brought to
g Bre soumty, and at 2 bargain, at 8, &
| was held for damages beside.
| This descision shonld be posted where
as the question is
lly this time of the
year, who has a right to the apples,
peaches, plums, ete, that hang over the
The answer is, they belong to the
person over whose land the limb ex
tends,
ne - -
GAME LAW,
The game law says no person shall kill,
or have in his possession afer being kill
| ed, any gray, black, or fox squirrel, be-
tween January | and September |—pen-
alty $5 for each squirrel; hare or rabbit
November 1-
| penaity $5 for each rabbit; wild turkey
between January | and October 156
pland
1 and
| 15—penalty 810 for each plover
| cock between January 1 and July4
| alty $10 for each woodcock; quai
{ partridge between January | and Octo
| ber 15-—peaalty $10 for each quail; raf-
fled grouse or pheasant betweea Jan. 1
aod Oct. 1—penalty $10 for each pheas-
pen.
or
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INNOCENT.
In the case of Thomas Weaver, of
Woodward, against whom there appears
to have been a set up job of blackmail
KrroRTER
in
produced
we earn upon
Mr. Weaver's
established and
the charge of an assaull upon a female,
was entirely false, and not at all in keep
with his character and reputation at
home, This we have from good author
| ity. The report that he was cleared bat
| got the costs was not corpect to the
| costs, which were imposed wi the
{ other party, as was right.
there was evidence court
showing his innocence,
closer examination that
| Innocence was plainly
|
| 10g
AS
Uj
-
| 1,000 FOOT RACE AT PHILIPSBURG
{ The between
long talked of foot race
Stratton, of New York, and Caton, of
] for $1,000 a side, came off
Philipsburg Driving Park last
Monday evening, at) o'clock. It was
a two-mile race. They both kept pretty
evenly together until they run a mile,
when Stratton fell back of Oston abou
ten feet, and continued thus a quarter of
a mile further, when Stratten played out,
causing his opponent to win the race
easily. Hundreds of dollars were won
and lost by friends of both parties.
ure,
-—-———-
FRUIT THIEVES,
We hear considerable complaint from
our citizens that peaches plums and
other fruit is taken from trees on their
property. It is becoming a practice
smoong certain boys in this town to keep
track of fruit and take it at night and ino
a number of cases have broken down
and destroyed the trees. One| good ex-
ample made of such chaps willstop it,
oo BUBINESS INCREASING.
Station agent Katherman informs us
that the amount of freight handled at
our station during the month of August
has been the largest since the openiog
of the office. This certainly is a healthy
indication of business for this season of
the year and shows that Centre Hall is
rapidiy becoming the leading business
| place of the vaiiey.
-
AT WILLIAMSGROVE,
The granger pic-nic at Williamsgrove
is in progress this week and this valley is
well represented. The following persona
left from our station: Mike Condo,
Dave Boozer, Pete Keller, H. D. Vanpelt,
(3. Vanpelt, Mamie Meyer, D. J. Meyer,
E. M. Huyett, Leonard Rhone and family,
J. B. Solt and family, Mike Shires, John
Kennedy, Peter Hoffer, and others.
aussie
EXCURSION TICK ETS.
Excursion tickets will be sold at our
station to persons desiring to attend the
centenial anniversary of the adoption of
the constitution at Philadelphia, Sept.
15 to 17, for 86. 41, half fare $3.21. Good
to return until Sept, 20.
I ——
NOTICE.
From date of this notice chop grists
will be ground only on Tuesday and
Friday of each week, In order to make
sare, please have grists in by Monday
and Thursday evening or early morning
of next days, Kuntz & Sox.
Bept. 1, 1887,
--——
MARRIED,
August 23, at the residence of the of
ficiatiog minister, Rev, W. R. Whitney,
Altoona, Pa, Mr, Clarence I. Hoop and
Miss Lucy A. Boworf, both of State Col
Vege, this county,
To the Honorable Court of Quarter Ses- |
sions in and for th County of Centre
The Grand Inquest of the Court of |
(Quarter Sessions in and for the county |
of Centre, Btate of Pennsylvania, August |
term, 1887, After having disposed of all |
the indictments presented under the di
rection of the Court, we have examined |
the public buildings and find the coart |
room and the several offices and vaults in
the basement of the court house to be in |
good condition. We find the
leading from the rear of the Court House |
of the flooring being
would respectfully
pairing of the same,
We find the water closets at the rear
of the Court House to be ina miserable |
condition, so much 80 as to render it al
nuisance, and would recommend the en- |
tire removal of it and its contents, and a |
sttitable substitute erected with sufficient |
drain and water pipes to render al
suitable place for the purposes for which |
it is intended, =
In the case of the county jail we find |
the part occupied by the Sheriff and his |
family, together with the Sheriff's office,
in good condition, except in the hall un-
der the bath room, where the water has
run through from the hath room above |
and caused the plastering to become
loose, We alec find a pile of filth and
rubbish near the northeast corner of the |
rotten,
recommend
and
the
we |
re- |
it
be removed. Io the part of the jai
capied by the prisoners we find some of
the cells damp and wet, appearing t«
have been caused defective
pipes, and we find a damp and unwhole-
some smell pervading the whole of that
art of the building, caused by the
of proper ventilation and lack of
tion,
OC
hve
0Y
atten-
is are we think, another cause of
condition of the building, and would
commend the rem
closets,
the vermin and fiith be removed
We farther think
re
wal of said water |
fr
that
the building
the use of the jail with proper
pipes leading Irom it to
Irainage pipes of the town,
commend some suitable bath room for
the use of the prisoners, Boat
Foreman
PRIBO TE
Jas, CO
i a
LINDEN HALL.
Mrs. Bparr and Mra, (
burg, spent Wednesday |
among friends
George Everts and James Ross took
thecampmeeting in Slonevaliey, on san
lay, aud report a big crowd.
We noticed Mr. Westfall
that Was
last tl
Convention
f course, h
»
wat day being tl
the
ad a special
‘oburnjto Bellelont
i extra co
n far the Demoaers
. De
il 1 easily
Cal
1 County
Republicans :
excar
fine i
in place
p, bat rats and He
mp mn
bave been accommodat-
Hae
It i
It is ¢
ur sad daty to mention the death |
f Mr. Jas. Osman, of Boalsburg
lied on Sunday evening last, Mr,
man was stricken with typhoid
but a Jew days before bis death,
peral was on Tuesday
largely attended.
Usman, tb tizens
hood lose a good
ready to grant a |
Lag
La
GOTLiog, aad was
in the death
f §t
O
ée ¢ is neighbo
ik
man, one
ing ban« Od
A great ii lay BCO0
sistent chur
Las non
levers he }
"
bh mem
esitation in
ne wn
th
reward
®
just
W. H. Kuhu is able to be about
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COBURN.,
). M
Republican
dock of 1
y attend the
he excitement
very great and everything passed
etly by electing Val as dele
with no opposition. Tuesday morn
our agent sold 18 tickets for Belle
CET ITI
ning
Vanvalin
party
together
conven-
, called his 1
at Belle! ste. 1 was nt
SEATS
4
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(Quite a difference between this and whe
we had our convention.
The
ment for an
ymmitiee are making arrange
{ expect a big crowd here on
10th, the day of the Reanion, It will be
held in Evert's grove, a short distance
from Coburn.
The Lutherans of this place will
a festival on Saturday and evening of the
Reunion on the ground between the de-
pot and grain house.
On Sunday, September 18, rner
stone for the new Lutherao irch at
this place will be laid. Hope
hw
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SPRING MILLS.
The festival of the K. of G. E
day evening last, was largely
Receipts were $95
Mrs. Barcroft left for Philadelphia,
leaving her business in the hands of G.
R. Spigelmyer,
J.E. Bwarm purchased a lot lying
north of the hotel of Mrs. Barcroft,
James Runkle left for Frankiin and
Marshall college, Lancaster, on Tuesday.
J. W. Wagner, of Tusseyville, was in
town on Moaday; his trips are very prof-
itable.
next week,
J. D. Wilson left for New York city.
M. E. festival, Satarday evening, Sep-
tember 3.
soimtiecim
Rov, W. W.Criley, of Altoona,
has resigned that charge to accept a call
to the Lutheran Church at Findlay, O.
—w Potatoes are selling at 40¢. per
bushel.
wen All the new styles tn dress goods —
Garmana,
ee Hats, caps, boots and shoes, at 8. &
A. Loebs, new stock and very low,
ws [itll belts, kettles and umbrellas—
Garmana,
~The delegates to the Allentown
convention, from this county, are W. C,
Patterson, W, K. Alexander, Thomas
McCgnn and John M, Holt.
~The Presbyterians have staked off
the ground for their church on the new
site, and work will proceed at once,
we Remember this Fall, when in need of
a ladies’ coat to give us a call.—Garmane,
wee (Quality not quantity at Murrays
ice cream pariors.
woe Miss Grace Smith who spent the
a9 two weeks visiting at this place left
or Williamsport, her home on Monday.
LOCAL BQUIBS,
wee Boleyn black sill Clarmans
Llack dre
line of !
§ glk ~Clarmans,
we A THU tive aootda-—{lar
TRiTLs,
David Borrell
i
’
of Bpring Mills, has
1
will
the
~The Centre Co, Veteran Club
hold its annual picnic at Coburn on
10th Sept,
we Master Bimon Wolf left for the
Lloysville orphan school on Wednesday
morning.
—wThe valuable farm of Wm, Emer-
ick, dec'd, is advertised at public sale, in
Mr. W. R. Camp, Bellefantos' popn-
lar furniture dealer was in town several
~Murrays’ Ice Cream parlors have
—Jacoh Bottorf, one of the
College,
our sanctum with a call,
stanneh
Two greasy musicians with flute
bag pipe farnished music for
natives on Wednesday.
new and beantiful stock, at 8B. &
— Miss Jennie Deininger, of
lle, Pa. is visiting her
Deininger, at this place
Lewisbur
offer $1000. in
hat is why th
wt fall,
adie
The
purres fo
—A number of
HACE Wii
versary at Phi
nth,
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attend the
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and ran ‘em dit ©
—=John Yerger of
the brick fo
John Hook, of
ying
anda
nade oO
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Rev, Fischers disc
differing views
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and hi was in
general breaking down
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i the surviving men
if the Pe: ne
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are requested to
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{ county centennial oejebral
the
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Several parties are anxions to por-
| station, for
i chase lots, near new
it it they ice asked for
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0 sleep ne a house Arpens
mines |
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ter. another for nee
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Jer,
whe, if
| the finest lot of dry goods
| Penn’a, All the latest and most hand
assortment complete, snd
A special bargain of-
fean suit any taste
ered in handsoem. dress goods at Loebs.
has ¥
you
want
in Central
to
me styles
Hall wangsters who
ike a turk and
wre in bass ball
ago and Detroit, but ask
1 the population of the United States
od when Columbus discovered America,
nd they “dun-no,”
about the s
ween Chi
tell you al
| bet
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~The thirty-fourth annual convens
tion of the Evangelical Latheran Synod
yf Central Pennsyivania will convene at
Mifflinburg, Wednesday, Sept, :
I'he eighth annual convention of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the above named Synod will
meet at New Berlin, Sept. 27 and 28,
Billy Johnson met with another
misfortune on Monday last while cutting
{ laurel on the mountain above
| While in the act of cutting a stem
IR, 188
he
accidentally dealt himself a blow on the
wrist, cutting an ugly gash several inch.
es long and severed a leader and some
gemall veins, He had his small boy
| with him at the time, whom he had to
| carry along home, Dr. Jacobs ba ndaged
the wrist and Billy will be unable to
work for some time.
a
THE RILENT REAPER.
died on Saturday last. He was about 54
years of age,
county.
hotel in New Berlin,
On Sunday, Henry Gemberling
Miffinburg, died, aged 86 years,
months and 28 days.
Mr.
Valley, died on Saturday morning last
of billions colic.
of
2
noon.
oY
wi
anc days,
-
oats and barley wan at the Centre
Hall Roller Mill—for which the highest
market prices, will be paid, Grain taken
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TO THE PUBLIC
We take this mean
nouncing the
general that we have
ed the jewelry establis
of E. A. Glenn & Co.,
tre Hall, and have taken
of the same at the
The entire stock
watches, etc.,
I will be j
to anything in our lis
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Krea:
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B SHMAN
DR. H. S. CLEM
whose regular office 8 4 A
sit § te one & tooth
two months, for the
for patients
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ENS,
t 3 7
bo ef
119 Arch Street,
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will stil] find
bheral provisi
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usiness and
{ifferent railr
ofthe city, are ensil)
Cars constantly
It offers special
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and other tin
& Zetory
BANK BARN, cs
wk, pls
mprovemer ts consist
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of
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$ 4
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frolt, also a running
mountain waler con
There is also a ric?
the tract, on which severa
and or ¢ wind
12 feet rods o
o'clock. when torine w=
GEORGE H. EMERICK
CYR] BRUMGARD
JAMES ALEXANDER
Admu
istiral
one of
{ the milroad stat
made known by
CENTRE HALL MARKETS *
PRODUCE AT THE STORES,
Bator ..oavssncns 10 Eggs
Ham,...conmmsrsns nee 3M Sides...
Potatoes.
were
GRAIN.
REPORTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & SON,
Prices subject to flnctustions of market,
Wheat, red SN Ons... § 28
Wheat, white cove 8 R¥C.coviciinnis 47
Corn, shelled. #0 Barley No. 1... a
Barley No. 2, mixed with oats, bought al oats
eat mixed with Rye bought at rye weigh
FLOUR AND FEED.
Fancy Pal. Flour, 1 43 Bran per ton
Best Roller Flong 8 1 8 Bran, retail, evi
Middlings per lon. 18 50 reiail porowt 1 2
The above
PEER CS EER BORE See
prices are for cash or grain only.
KURTZ & SON