ATTORNEYS. PERSONAL MENTION. Nontenced For 200 Years. “Nhl IN PARTITION % 1" b —— —— W illiston Palmer is the name of a T'o the heirs and legal representatives of Sallie 3 : + whi 5 Wolf, late of Miles township, deceased: Hannah | « $ ® ’ s Pad ER ’ h | ’ - : oming and Going. Visitors In and out of white man against whom there are | pubbs, Rebersburg, Pa. Henry Kreamer, Centre | HUGHB, TAYLOR, Hall, Pa.: Eliza Meyer, Centre Hall, Pa ; Barah | Atwrney al Law y : . ! 4 ~ Wolf, Rebersburg, Pa; Emma Wolf, Rebersburg, i pelicfonte. Pa. Jonathan Harter, of Millheim, | penitentiary. Palmer was originally | Pa; Amanda Lukenbach, Bellefonte, Pa; Will | No. 24 Temple Court. All manner of legal busi : a 4 . . y ' . iam Kreamer, Millheim, Pa; Reuben Kreamer, | ness promotly attended to Pi was in town Fuesday. sent up for 11 Years from South Geor- | i. bersbari Pa Jared Kreamer, Centre Hall, i prompliy a % , : \ t | on f, vor] a 1 : of lv sh ART A Pa. Jonathan Kreamer, Valley Falls, Kansas | Sherift Cronister, the popular gia for burglary. Shortly afterward, |, atharine Wolf, Beans Vi th, Iinois; Maggie | A 0. FUR busi- | while working in the mines of Dade | Musser, Millhelm, Pa Ada Hrown, ( Dis hegte r, -~ { : Hilinols; George Kreamer, Rebarsburg a or i county, he attempted with other con- | ry Kreamer, Waukesha, Wisconsin; Jennie Reif Offices directly opposite the Court Hous? : ¢ | viets to escape, and in the melee that | hyder, Milan, FS : telfsnyder. Mil Miles Arney, a member of the] I 11 killed heim, Harper, Bel ute, Pa; J s © ' | followed he i > 0 he ards. | red Harper, Bellefor ‘a Bimon Harper, Cen . ey Freshman class at State College, spent | H : t ed two of the guards. | rel IAP Pa ; Lula Harper, Bellefonte Pa oH [ J24 ©. MrecHL y : 0 was tried ome time ago for , vine Harpe sol le :s PP ward "it ney Sunday at his home. some time ago for the rom Ha rer r, Bellefon ; k Iwar 1 Harpe Belletonl ¥ h i f elie fonts "ne Office. Room No. 10 » fra ar fn be | killing of the first guard and got 99 | 0 Har per. Maude and Jer — Clarke Carson and Harry Gentz | years. He was then put on trial for | nie Harper are minors and have fur their guard 1, of near Jlefonte, were in Centre | Hi fan, Ad Jerome par, Beliefonte, Pa Dellefont j ent [the killing of the other man and got | Emma Sprivger, Millbeim George Harter Hall Sunday evening. | (y | 10) years more, slonte <d Kim WW ni. Harper, one of Bellefonte's ————— financiers, was in town Tuesday visit-| County © ficinls Hauled Up Town, {sentences of 200 years in the Georgia official, was in town Monday on AStorney-sp-lal #fonite Ness, ¢ WD VVDV VVC VRVVOSR) JOHN KLINE Have You Seen Isabella Royer ing his brother Simon, Upon charges of misdemenior in of- | Fi Se pt work — Prof. George Snyder, the princi | fice, brought by the Taxpayers’ Asso- A 0 pal of our schools, spent Sunday at his ciation, County Commissioners Frank home at State College. Rentz, John F*. Martin avd Charles Mrs. H. G. Strohmeier returned Meyers, Controller Severn and ex- last week from a ten days’ trip to At Commissioner Charles F. Allen were arrested in Pottsville a few days ago Our Assortment of Men's All=-Wool Suits at lantic City and Philadelphia. - Isaac Smith went to Altooua on and held under $3000 bail en: " Monday morning where he has secur- It Is alleged that these officials ed a position in one of the lar ge stores responsible lor issuing orders of thet city. ~Mrs. Samuel Frank and son int Clarence, of Spring Mills, are visiting Dealt for the Valentine Furnhes at the home of her parents, Mr. and | , Mrs. Jared Kreamer. fonte wherebn the fir F fonte whereby ! firm RE ~Mrs. Lucy Henny returned] Brown & Co home last Thursday from Philadel- | te lessees of phia, where she had gone to purchase | nany's plant Schuylkill County treasurer fo bills, was consummated in $5.00 ? You Will Find Other Concerns Asking $8.00 For Same Goods a new stock of millinery. begin at once Wm. W. Bocb went tao New resumption an ill likely York yesterday morning to attend the | for operations by; wember 1 national association of carriagemakers We ure ples i to learn this in session there this week. good it will bring to Bellefo arts Kieffer, who had | other sections of our county been visiting friends in Centre Hall ufo for a week, returned to Philadelphia Weekly Weather Report-Uenire Hall on Monday to resume his newspaper | q.... | work. Mrs. Beulah Brisbin Boone de- - parted on Monday morning for her ote home at Schenectedy, N. Y 15 visit of several months with he . “on rents here. n=» -Henry P Sankey, of Potter Tl la rer Mills, one of our most highly esteemed lhe larg: hing ever res 5 sl ! citizens, gave our sanctum a pleasant | Y% call and before leaving put his label in | 4r¢ 0D display Bellefoute, “1 stock large. Faubles, Outfitters, Bellefonte, $90 99090 NV 00D VV BBD Rd good shape. He is one of our oldest patrons. anteed on evers sees T S|HTe 9ST TTS TT STS TSS TO *"2a SS Se Tee SOS Se ST SS TDD ase ee9°"T99 999 9% 9% 99% 99 2 SSS SOTTO DTDTDTDTDTDTDLYLD — Capt. John Harter and wife, Nevada, Ohio, are visiting relatives in Centre Hall, since Tuesday. He has been in the valley for several weeks al SALTS HEGISTER his old home at Aaronsburg, and is on his way westward. ~Mrs. CC. J.. Behaeffer place, has not been in the best health for some time past, and quite probable that she will be taken in a short time to one of the. Philadel- GHAIN MARKET, phia hospitals for treatment. sted week RE B ' . 2 ' Ne Wheat ~(ieorge W. Jackson, the id= tye aa a. oo d jon 8 thon - fl 1a i 3 { Ar} HAVEN PA. known banker, who has been week or more, 18in a very SOrIOuUsS Con. (Usk ” ' rine re : od saznpie rooms on Smet 1 ne Paricy 144 dition. at his home in Bellefonte, and} pyiwhess a Philadelphia specialist arrived there Foe RB ORES, Monday in hope of relieving bh of PRODUOE AT S101) his suffering Our old tea yates, Mr | {F5 Em Ho “Our New Stock of Goods James Sweetwood, of Centre Hill was a ; : Ex) ¢ tot essary Ze NEW GARMAN H a caller on Monday, while transacting | alo A 8 vi : Opborite Ck business in town. Mr. SBweetwood is | igi ] pr. } FOR FALL AND WINTER at, vleotric bei) a Democrat of the old school, and as on nase ’ y pee TT beat, clectric bells and {| Good table and moderate Charges he grows well up in years, loses none of his old-time activity. *T QPRING MILLE HOTEI a D.H. Ruhl. ¥ BPRI} Free bus to and from all trains J — Miss Anna Dinges returned on | C800 Monday from Altoona, where she had | themselves ind J . diste payinent gone last week to attend the funeral of | the ame Timothy Gr. Shuff, a young man em- ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad. He was struck by a fast train w hile re pairing the water troughs in Jack's NEW BRO( KE RHOFF HOT 4. and ail Pat. . M, Neubs Tf MopemaTe Frese : v PE of nis : LE hig dh a i 3 OPPOSITE U S. Parent Ory 3 { Pree bus to and from all tre % ent i | rooms on firs Boor Bpecial rales EE {WINTER UNDERWEAR, DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, >" se Our foe ' LT fn CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, GLOVES, ETC. ” t a Be C. Er vr too. Orr. PATENT OF rr. Wasuinaron. D © ABN EERE RRR RRR Ne Narrows, near Lewistown, last Tues- day, and instantly killed He was warried to a cousin of Miss Anna, and was a most exemplary young man. when and w hie The oldest citizen in our L1OWD, | quested to atte Mr. Daniel Fleisher, is now in his eighty-sixth year, and he looks almost twenty the younger. Heis daily on |e the streets and moves around with an ufacturer to furni TVET VW VVVTOLVVVVVTVRVDVDRTVVVR agility remarkable for one of his age. He enjoys the best of health, and is : voi tr rans yen 0 ome. 00 \RT AY GO KREAMER & SON. =m Fleisher was a hard worker every day Yy of his life, bat since a citizen of Centre I | ] oO Klon d 1 k ec: Hall, has been taking things easier. Aawe.. FOR COLD TAA LALAL LIAL AA ES, rn yl Out However, he is not entirely without something toado, and every day will find him occupied in working about his residence, or looking after the farming of lots’ with'n the boro. He is still active, and only last week he was seen buckle the saddle on his horse, put his foot in the stirrup, and] leap into the saddle with the ease of an every-day occurrence. And it was, too. ce ————— Don't Wish to Be a Boro Any Longer, WHAT WE SAY] , ti Cuts & S about Columbia bicycles, about the 5% Nickel Steel Tubing used in Boils & Tumors them, the direct tangent spokes, Eczema & Eruptions, dust proof bearings, improved crank Salt Rheum & Tetlers. shaft mechanism and other bicycle Chapped Hand advantages to be found in C “olum- Fever Blisters bias—and Columbias only-—is what Sore Lips & Nostrils When you can make money buying your Fall and Winter Clothing, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Top Shirts,Gloves, Mittens, Woclen Sweaters, ete. at § wy i E Corns & Bunions, Stings & Bites of Insects. Three Sizes, 2%¢, Soc. and $1.00 and what we know hus been proved Bold by Graggiits, OF sent post pall on reselpt of price by prac tice and theory. Practic al | WUBPHREYA MED. C0. 711 & 110 Willem S0.. Sew Tard, tests of every description by fast riders and rough riders—and un- equalled scientific tests in our own «on 50 YEARS' test department, which has no : EXPERIENCE. equal outside the Government-— have unquestionably proved A strong effort will be made before the court at West Chester, next week to have the charter of Hopewell boro annulled and the town returned to the adjacent township of which it was al part prior to the act creating it a boro about a quarter of a century ago. The | charge is by property owners that the taxes are so heavy as lo warrant them | praying for a change back into the old ways and township conditions. | "Group getty cared 7 | : 7 OLUMBIA IGYCLES | ’ 4 Vea ) i «59 Croup Quickly Cared. a ; { MoUNTAIN GLENN, Ark.—Our cl Bil : / J j pnd Ar" STANDARD OF THE WORLD. dren were suffering with croup when | Myf i EY Z. : we received a bottle of Chamberlain's wt) J) 2 7, $75 TO ALL ALIKE. Cough Remedy. It afforded almost re instant relief.—F. A, Thornton. This — : x Rochester Busingsi Untoarilityoss POPE MFG. CO. celebrated remedy is for sale by J. H.} /. Eatabiished 143}. Rous, Linden Hall: 8, M, Swartz, Tus Business, Shorthand, English and Post-Graduate Commercial Courses, HARTFORD, CONN. seyville; Wm. Pealer, Bpring Mills, A SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OF THE HIGHEST GRADE. and BR. E. Bartholomew, Centre Hall.’ gi; Hundred Students. Every facility obtalsable. Pull Paflicilade Freely Furnished The Philadelphia Bargain Tiny J. Grolman Old Postoflice Building. SPRING MILLS, PA. Cc. ee ca assesses esssssss~ fessssssssssssssssassasss Be HB DDe2LVV DDT OLDIBBBBTBDDN
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