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PERSONAL MENTION,
Coming and Golng.—Visitors in and out of
Town,
—Andy Reesman was in Belle
fonte Saturday on business,
J. H.
gave us a call;
Mills.
~Miss Mame Kreamer is visiting
hers sister, Mr rank, at Spring Mills
this week.
— Mrs. Belle Ward, of Bellefonte,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Stiver,
Church street.
Confer, of Linden Hall,
he moves to Spring
on
Will-
of |
Miss Maggie Evans, of
iamsport, is the guest at the home
W. W. Boob.
— Mrs, T. M. Gramley, of Spring
Mills, was a guest at the home of Kd.
Nerhood last Thursday.
~Mrs. J. A. Reesman left Monday
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs,
McCormick at Montandon,
Vance
Howard
the
and
side
—Frank Treaster
Shadow, from the other
valley, were in to see us Tuesday.
Hennich, of Potters
Mills, gave us a call and advertises two
horses for sale in another colum,
—James A. Wert, of
spent an hour with the Reporter, and
before leaving enrolled
our list,
of
NP near
Tusseyv ille,
his name on
f Harris
township, was a prominent visitor
Centre Hall on
little business.
—J. !, Armbruster gave call
and put bis label out into '97 ; in-
forms us he is well pleased with his re-
moval to Clintondale.
——D. F. Luse left Monday on a trip
through the principal the
western part of the state in the inter-
— Squire Fergus Potter, o
in
Friday transacting a
us a
he
towns in
est of his patent hydrant.
—Mrs, J. H. Moyer,
dy from near Red Mill,
what a printing office was like,
had their label put out to "98,
——Thomas Wise of near Pe
gave us a call and moved his |
'87. He informs us his father,
Wise is still in poor health.
a pleasant la-
came io to see
and
nn Cave,
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abel into
Samuel
-—Henry Emerick, of Penn Cave,
oldest patrons,
call and in a short time will become
citizen of our town. Welcome,
—R. G. McClellan, of Linden Hall,
gave us a call and advertises a house
for rent up there. He
nied by his young friend Long
one of our gave
us
was aceompa-
——Miss Roxanna Brisbin returned
home last Friday, after
about two months with her sister, Mrs
Harry Boone, *henectady, N. Y.
—J. M. Bwartz, of Dacota, Ill.,
a letter with a label mover, writes they
are waiting out there for prosperity to
set in, are selling for
13
an absence of
at 8S
in
Corn and oats
cents.
Dinges came
on Saturday
mother
Tues-
—Simpson P.
from Williamsport
spend a few
here. He went back again
day.
— Wm,
Mills, gave our sanctum a pleasant
call ; he tells us all around that way
are waiting for good times and gold to
come.
—Mrs. Jane
street, one of the most aged
Hall's estimable ladies, is
ill at her home, and her
considered very serious,
up
{Oo
Lis
days with
on
Goodhart, of Farmer's
Love, on Church
lying
condition
very
is
— Landlord Ruhl will remain in
Centre Hall for a while at
quitting the hotel, and intends mov-
ing in with his father-in-law, David
Burrell, on Chudh street.
~ Rev, Potts, who recently purch-
ased tae Bartholomew store at the sta-
tio, has rented the home of Wm. H!
Runkle and will occupy this hand-
some residence for the next year,
least after
— Samuel Campbell and William
Kreamer, two of Millheim’s business
men, were circulating in town Ilsst
Thursday. They were here looking
up some good horse flesh, but could'nt |
make a trade. |
—Samuel Rowe will travel for the
Aultman Company, of Canton, Ohio,
manufacturers of stone crushers and |
road machinery. It is one of the best |
firms in the country, and Samuel will |
take care of this part of the state.
~—{ieorge Herring, a reporter on |
the Altoona Gazette, and his friend
Mr. Douglas, were the guests at the
home of Benj. H. Arney, the latter
part of last week. The young men |
also visited Mr. Herring's friends at |
Penn Hall over Sunday.
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Weekly Weather Report..Centre Hall.
{Government Service.)
Temperature : Highest. Lowest,
Mar. 11 52 29 clear,
12 59 35 part Sloudy. |
13 56 24 clear.
14 42 26 cloudy.
15 a8 24 clear,
16 a7 21 clear.
17 #“ 19 clear.
On 11th at night, .16 inch. rain ; on
forenoon of 12th, .07 in. rain ; on 13th,
at night, .22 in. rain and 1 inch sleet.
On 14 violent storm.
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Liaden Hall House to Rent,
A 2-story brick house, outbuildings,
stable, water and fruit on lot, for rent.
Apply to R. G. McClellan, on preimni-
ses, at Linden Hall, 2t
~L. ©. Wetzel, Bellefonte, has the
only complete bjeyole repair shop in
Ceuwrv vouuyy. :
One Way to be Mappy.
Bhould one eateh a slight
call on R. E.
Centre Hall, and «i.
family.
mew, H. Long, |
German
dy free. We give it away to
for
Colds, Asthma, Constipation,
of the Shront
Large sizes 50c. and 25¢.
cure Coughs,
diseases and Lungs,
GRAIN MARKET,
Corrected weekly by R. E. Bartholomew
Wheat.
R a0
Barley no ssenas sonasene 6
BUCK WRAL... rserrssssresre verre
PRODUCE AT STORES,
Butter aatasn
TUNE seins vin suine
lard.
Ha Mil
Ha 0
Tall
Fotutoes
Ow
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MERRELL-SOULE CO. 8 rooms
CRIED
SALE REGISTER.
stead for s wae
sua 1 boroush of Centre H
aa the Henry Witmer homestes
- a good dwelling, large bara
out-build; isrge garde
fruit of kinds; said barn and
Also fiv
tomestend w
town lots: all in 8
riser of pub
Pa
i, thereon erent
ror
ns ore hard
‘0s ou sepa
rate lot
or provooat
sgRinsg sell
will pay no bil
marlil
OTICE OF SPECIAL EL}
own Council
ing
the people
wreasing the in
TT
said borough i o
debtedness thereof (han ane
Five Thousand Dollars, have fixed
TUESDAY THE 6th DAY OF APR! . Db
1807,
to obtain the sssent of the
thereof to such {ncrease of inde ble Anos
The said election will be conducted by
elecions
the
e'd at the usual place
between the
seven o'clock a, m. apd seven
the day named
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVES
FIRST: That the smount of the last
asso seed valuation of taxable prop-
erty in sald borough is, wots $114.588.00
That the amount of the ex
sting debt of sald borough ss su
thorized by the corporate authori
tes is,........ arenes $1000.00
of which the sum of $400. have been issued,
and the remaining 3800, are unissaed,
} THIRD The proposed increase of debt
$5000,
> 80 much thereof ss may be “needed for
the purpose of supplying water to the inhab-
? dint of said borough.
0 he per centum of the roposed [in
crease of indebtedness Ia 0436 a :
The purpose for which sald increases
of ind-bledness shall be used is to smpply
the inhabitants of said borough of Centre
Hall with a full and abundant supply of
pure water for domectio and mechanionl use,
ae well as an abundant supply of water for
fire protection therein,
B.D BRISBIN,
XECUTOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS TESTA-
mentary on the estate of George P, Roar
| tok. late of Gregg township, deceased. having
bern duly granted to the nudersigned, they
would rexpectinlly request all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 the cetate to make im-
and those baviog claims
| against the same to present them dur phent)-
cated for settlomont, Ww. 0. RICK,
Al Hall,
D.H REARICK
marchi-6t Farmers iii, Pa
SECUTOR'S SOTICR = LETrEas TESTA.
1 on estate Katharine
Risbel, hp Sump, Gcoenied, hay:
ted to oe en dersignea he
315 he estate 10 make
Inthe Court of Common
Pleas of Centre Co
» Blover, No Nov, T 1886
| Bubin Divorce A.V. M
Tammie RB. Harmn
Geo, M
VE
John F. Harman
And now Jauuary
Court that the second
| above stated case has been duly returned by the
sheriff non est The Sherrill of
County is directed to cause & notice to
lished fn one newspaper published In Contre
weeks; require the
| above named defendant to sppear at Bellefonte,
Pa. on the fourth Mondey of April 1807, Ww an
swer to the libel in the shove case and to abide
¢ Court iu the premises
Hy the
{ od from the record January 27. 1807
STER W. F. SMITH,
sherill Prothonotary.
the
the
184
y ANH
it uppearing to
subpoecos Issued in
Centre
be pub
invendu
Cort!
CRON
THE OR
ounty, in the
Vouadu, late of
undemigned an
Ln UDITOR'S NOTICE IN
phan's Court of Centre (
matier of the estate of | P
Miles township, deceased The
Auditor ap pointed by sald Court to distribute
tho balance of the funds in the handsof W. J
Carlin, Administrator, to and among those le
grlly entitied thereto, will the parties in
interest for tl of his appointment, at
his office in Bell ute, Ps on Wed ne sdny the
9th day of April ut ock iu
forenoon, when and where th who desire may
debarred from eoming
W. 6G, RUNKLE
Auditor
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It is Surprising
That we are underselling all our competitors and still keep the lead in
low prices of high grade qualities. Friends and neighbors are telling
each other of the wonderfully low prices at which we are offering goods.
in store for those who will
We have many agreeable surprises
We are
pay us a
visit this season.
AND WILL SAVE YoU
goods bought here. Keep yourself posted as to our
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assortment ever shown in Centre county.
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low in price as now, and probably never will be again.
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