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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
UsNTRE HAL Pa. THURS. Aug. 80
Mowing
ODO COC ICM
Em Down
ERIeeI een
Right and Left!
Ea TRIPIRIN RINT TRIATRT (TR
We are showing the Summer Shoes
no quarter.
Prices on all of them are being cut
to the cost line, some pared a lit-
tle below, some really halved.
It’s the star chance
Of the season
"to get good shoes at a trifling cost.
—
Suppose
vou don’t need shoes right away,
von may need them in two
weeks or a month, or next sum
mer, and it will pay you to
Buy Now
for next summer.
When
turns for your money in the next
can you get such big re-
’
gix months ?
Mingle’s
Shoe
Store,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Patents Granted
J. 8. Stewart, of Tyrone, was grant-
ed a patent last week on an incubator.
C. R. Harris, of Williamsport, on a
domestic garbage burner.
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C. E_County Convention.
The Eighth Annual Convention of
the Centre County Christian Endeav-
or Union will be held in Bellefonte in
the Presbyterian Chapel, September
5and 6. The first session
Wednesday at 2
tion ¢ losing « on Thursday evening
Be col se. ssi
will be on
30 p. m., the conven-
Baptist Association Anniversary.
The seventieth of the
Centre Baptist association being
held in the Baptist church at Port Ma-
ilda, yesterday and today. The intro-
uctory sermon was preached by the
Rev. I. N. Earle, of Lewistown. The
doctrinal sermon by the Rev. C.
Houck, of Milesburg.
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anniversary
is
E.
Improvements About Town,
A new walk has been built in front
of the Methodist church. The porch
which formerly was in front of the
church has been removed and » walk
with steps leading to the church built.
George Jenner has further im-
proved his cosy home by building a
walk in front and around it.
A ss
Mra. Rossman Improving
Mrs. John Rossman, of near Penns
Cave, who received a severe paralytic
stroke about two weeks ago which ren-
dered her speechless, and her right
side useless, is slowly recovering under
the treatment of Dr. Lee, The patient
is advanced in years and will require
considerable time and nursing to
recover.
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Registration Time Expires,
Next Monday and Tuesday, Septem-
ber 3rd and 4th, sre the last days for
registreing, which is one of the require-
ments of every voler to entitle him to
a vote, Voters, and the district chair
men, should bear this fact in mind so
that no one may be deprived of a vote
on account of failure to attend to this
matter,
Admitted to the Bar,
John J. Bower, chairman of the
Democratic County committee, was
on Monday admitted to practice law in
the courts of Centre county. He stud.
jed with the firm Orvis, Bower
& Orvis. 8. Kline Woodring, student
with Fortney & Walker, James A. B.
Miller, with Reeder & Quigley, and
John G. Miller, graduate of Dickinson
law school were also admitted. This
makes four more good young Demo-
ematic lawyers at our bar to hold up
the doctrines of the party.
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A Visit from Former Pupils.
Some years since the pastor of the
Presbyterian church, Rev. W. H,
Behuyler, his wife, her sister and moth-
er, were all engaged in conducting the
Lewistown Academy. They are now
spending the summer together at the
mange, Learning of their presence in
Centre Hall, Rev. Samuel Barber, of
Princeton, Pa, James B. Chambers and
‘his sister, Annie, of Miflinburg, for-
© mer pupils, avd Miss Jennie Barber,
eame up from Union county last Thurs
day to spend the day with their old
teachers and friends. All went to the
cave, and had a delightful time in re
ealling the events of former years for
which the day was entirely too short.
MARRIED LAST EVENING,
Two of Our Young People Take Upon
Themselves the Vows of Matrimony,
Last evening at eight o'clock the
solemn wedding service was pro-
nounced by Rev. J, M. Rearick, which
Clements, two of well-known
young people, man and wife, The
wedding took place at the bride's
our
SUPPOSED ROBBERS ARRESTED
Two Tramps Arrested Below Coburn on the
Charge of Robbing the Post Office
that several suspicious-looking tramps
had been seen in the vicinity of Mill-
W. Gross Mingle and B. D,
Brisbin at once started for that place
with the hope of catching the tramps
home, where about fifty invited guests
had assembled. The bridal party con-
sisted of the bride and groom, Miss
Pearl Riter as bridesmaid, and John
Miller as groomsman, aud presented a
fine appesrance as they stood before
the minister, The bride and brides-
maid were both dressed in white or-
gandie. After the ceremony the new-
ly married couple received the hearty
congratulations of the guests, This
unoruing they started on a wedding
trip to Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
Cape May and other points, and will
ba gone about ten days. After they
return home they will at go to
housekeeping at the home the
groom's mother, Mrs. Lucy Henney,
on Church street,
The bride is the eldest danghter of
(George 8. Clements, The groom is a
prosperous young mechanic, who
has built up for himself a large trade,
and stands well in the estimation of
all who know him.
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MUSICAL NORMAL.
once
of
A Permanent Musical Normal will be Es
tablished at Centre Hall,
The people of the community seem
to appreciate the importance of having
a permanent musical normal in this
place, as a number of our musical peo-
ple have urged Prof. Zeigler to open a
school of that kind. Jo order to meet
the desire of the people, Prof
Zeigler has decided to here
permanently and to establish a Nor-
mal. The first term will open in April
and the second term sometime during
the summer. The six weeks’ session
which will close on next Saturday,
has been conducted very successfully
and the patrons are well pleased with
the progress made. The permanent
pormal will be convenience to
locate
a great
strumental 1 music will be taught.
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Thieves in Linden Hall.
ble of Mrs. E. Gellig, a few miles
of Linden Hall
and took with
harness,
one night last week
them several sets
Wo Mp tly
Church Appointments
Hall, 7 p
Tusseyville,
Lutheran—Centre
Spring Mills, 10
p. m.
Reformed
Union, 10a. m
Presbyterian
a.; Pine Stump, 3
mn.
a. In -
Hall,
: Spring Mi
Centre Has
ni.
Centre H m.
v Pp.
Hs, 2 p. m.
1, 10:30 a
“%) p-
A
A deed for the transfer of 2,765)
of coal and fire clay
a
laud in Noyes
tered for record. The deed is from
N. Blandin and wife to the
Coal company. There are four revenue
stamps on the deed of the denomina-
A.
on of fifty. The consideration named
in the deed is $450,000,
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State Grange at Lock Haven,
The executive committee of the Penn-
sylvania State Grange has decided that |
the annual meeting of that organiza.
will be held at Lock Haven the second
week in December. The question of
having the meeting this year held in
that city was virtually decided at the
meeting last year, but final action in
the matter was only taken recently by
the executive commitiee, ~~
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R. BK Improvements.
making its aonual improvements
around the station and Grange Park,
prior to thie Grange Encampment,
While the company keeps the sur.
roundings at the station in good repair,
one thing is much needed, and that
isa hydrant and trough at the stock
yard. This is not so much for the
stock shippers, as it is necessary from
a humane standpoint,
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# W._ Gross Mingle Leaves the Hank,
W. Gross Mingle, who has been as
sistant cashier of the Penns’ Valley
Banking Company for the last three
years, will leave that financial iostitu-
tion on Saturday. He filled the posi-
tion in a most ereditable manner and
proved a correct accountant. Chas.
Bartholomew, who has been doing
clerical work in the bank for some
time, will be promoted to fill the posi.
tion thus vacated. Mr. Mingle will
embark in other business, announce.
ment of which will be made later.
No Change in Insurance Rate.
The question discussed in Centre
County Pomona Grange, relative to
increasing the tax rate of insurance
where buildings are not protected by
lightning rods, resulted in the meas
ure being indefinitely postponed. The
Grange Insurance Company is doing
an extensive business, and has had the
good fortune to have a very low rate of
insurance, The company officials con-
duet the business in a very economical
manner, pay their losses quickly and
do not quibble in making adjustments,
all of which greatly aids in building
up the business of the concern,
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The Centre Reporter one year for
one dollar,
wino were io town on the day of the
postoflice robbery. When they ar-
| rived in Millheim they learned that
i of Coburn. Constable HLeitzell,
Millheim, was taken along and
tramps were found in an old saw mill
below Coburn, The tramps offered no
resistance and were brought directly
to Centre Hall. Here they gave their
names as Charles O'Hara,
phia, and John Malloy,
of
of
tourist, The
Justice of the
mitting them to
ing before the United States Marshall.
On Baturday they were taken to Wil-
liamsport, where Commissioner
ley fixed the time for the
Monday, Sept. 3. These tramps were
loafing the day of the
robbery, ping, ete
in
Peace Mingle
jail to await a hear-
ent
hearing on
about town on
, and
the
the tools
selling needles,
oie of them spent some time
foundry, from which
used in robbing the safe
place
i were taken.
| These tramps were e
| town for their health,
the iid
watch on all suspicious characte
videntiy not in
and hereafter
authorities she keep a close
ie
Mop we
A Ww oll. Kunown Pastor Dies
W.0 W right, for over
stor of the Presbyterian church
Rev.
years |
at Mile
hospital at Philadelphia last
day. Rev. Wright and
to Philadelphia last fall,
given up his work as
count of ill health.
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Christian 2 Eudeny orers at Milthelm
thirty
=sburg, died in the Presbyterian
I'hurs
family moved
he having
pastor on ac-
al convention of tl
Christ
The ninth annu
Keystone League of
deavor of
trict of
{ Church,
Sep
Ri
Central Penua
the 1
will
wie
nited
% 4
meet in Millhen
iith to l4th
hundred delegates
i ?
i tend,
tember
are expecied
Bish rabb
en in the
among them
| other prominent n
Ri. A
Struck by Lightning
During the hh
| morning
Herman, of
lightuoing
eavy storm
bel
Horse ionging
a
Lemont, was
and inst
of Mrs. John
Was Biso
antly
| residence
i gaine pi ace,
} of the pe
A stable
thie same p
1:
i
lastering ia
| TO PT
eionging
i ROE, Was
|
|
lightuing and burned
i -
Firemen s Convention at Philigebarg
| The Central Pennsylvania Firem
{ convention beld
attracted Lhe
at
week
i eruvened in that tows
of Bell
best equipped company
The
| the best band
| The district
Du Bois
holding the convention
fio
| wagon
fonte, won
Pleasant Gap band was ad
in the contest.
will not be enlarged
val i
Hae 10
pin
was chosen as the
next year
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Saved a Child in Peril
eam of horses hitched to a pri
ng
and driven by Samuel Koch
became frightened at an approaching
freight train at the The
horses began to kick up in
and for a time
though the conse juences wo
fous. On the wagon was a little child,
daughter of Mr. Frank Fisher, of Penn
Hall, and her life was
danger. Seeing her predicament,
Thos, GG. Wilson made a dash for the
vehicle, seized the little one and land-
ed her in safety. It was a heroic deed
on the part of Mr. Wilson.
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glation
¥
and
ear
general ! as
ook ee
iid be ser
Cemetery Improvements,
The cemetery has been enclosed by
a new fence and now looks somewhat
better than it did before.
ation could yet improve it
The assoc-
out drives and walks. The people of |
the community seem to be taking a
greater interest in fixing up their cem-
etery lots
do all in its power to make the ceme- |
tery look as neat as possible. [It is
hoped that in a few years an iron fence
can be built. That, with an arched
gateway and ornamental trees would
make our ¢ity of the dead as beautiful
as any in the county.
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Seriously Kicked by a Horse,
Philip Leister met with a serious ac
cident while crossing the Beven Moun- |
tains Bunday afternoon. He was
riding a horse which he had just
obtained across the mountain, when
the horse became frightened at
something in the road, and threw him
heavily to the ground. In attempting
to disentangle himself from the stirrup
the horse Kicked him on the head,
fracturing his skull. Mr. Leister
managed to walk back to Thomas
Decker's and was then brought to Pot.
ters Mills, where Dr. H. 8. Alexander
dressed the wounds, He was brought
to his home in Centre Hall on Mon-
day, and is getting along as well
can be expected, ”
A large crowd is attending the Busi
ness Men's Picnic at Hecla Park to-
day. The program of entertainment
has attracted people from all over the
GRANGE ENCAMPMENT
Vuir Beplember |
An Interesting Program, i
The arrangements the Grange!
Evceampment and Inter-County Fair
at Grange Park, Centre Hall, Pa., are |
being perfected, and is now an assured |
One hundred tents
ready engaged and orders are
in nearly every day. The
will be the most interesting
| structive that has
| years,
And lontar-Counly
15
Opons
for
SUCCERS, al-
coming |
program |
and in-|
prepared for |
are
been
Camp will be opened Saturday, Sept, |
15th. Sunday will be devoted
ligious services; Monday,
hibition proper will open; Monday
{ evening the entertainments will open |
in the auditorium, On Tuesday the |
program of lectures and addresses will
begin. |
to re-|
17th, the ex- |
The speakers who will conduct these |
daily meetings the
joth
secured
are
prominent in the
{and
among
slate,
most |
ladies |
gentlemen have been fs
| instructors,
most prominent part in the
The Pure Butter Protective
tion has asked to join in this gathering
and have
program,
Associa-
been assigned
The
Xposed in its
Thuraday aft-
ernoon. oleo fraud will be uncove-
ered and ex true hideous
LH
ness, showing how the farmers are de-
spoiled of their butter mat kets, Every
farmer and citizen interested in good
government should be present to hear
th the
terfeit swindlers,
e true inwardness oleo coun-
Of
FLAG §
the
and two
X HIRT
the
flags
The flags of
| three
Republics of
Americas, new
Pomona
Girange and the other Subordinate
These the
ext fags ever designed for
one designed for the ( ounty
for
irang es, will be handsom-
any
and will be on exhibition for the
A confederate fla
on exhibition
society
first
time, also be
those
the be
which will
wrtunity to
present an opm WE A=
ner of the South which led the confed-
ernte hosts in the great struggle in the
rie
Fepecially
of plants
Pa
of Lhe
ver a hundred
¢
i] ledged
i whici
Fhe exhibit of sheep and swine will
Ihe
MASON
be larger than last
drought «
* oy
Year. great
Lhe present
nist
the
i® Bal
tha ay y $ f ntl $1! that {
iif exhibit of eatlie, still ther in
assurance of some fine herds,
and may
¢ an important part of the Grange
Exhibit of musical i
Cy« les and d«
struments,
vnesiic manufactures will
be larger than former years as every
lable space is already engaged re-
ion of new, tempora-
uiring the erect
Among the exhibitors
\
inn these (de partmen ts wiil
ry b iidings
be Thornton
& Son
adelphia; Demorest Sewing Ma-
Williamsport; Weaver
f York; W. A. Huber,
Mechanicsburg: Irvin Hardware OC
of Centre Hall; H. A. Deitzler, of Leb-
anon; John Kennedy, Centre
Vermont Farm Machine Co. ; Johnston
| Harvester Co; y Buggy
| Walker Buggy Co., Cincinnati,
Besides these a large number of appli-
Barnes, of Philadelphia; Garitee
of Phil
¢
chine Co, of
Organ Uo, o of
0
f
Safet
Ohio.
leted,
PLANT.
| announced as soon as comp
i
i ACETY LENE ©
i t)
AN
hibits
be the acetylene gas plant for the |
by C. K.
| Rober, the great lumberman of Lewis
burg. The grounds and auditorium |
and at!
| head quarters large lights will be plac-
Mr, Bober will be present to ex-
ne of the most interesting ex
will
lighting of country homes,
| farmers should make a thorough ex-
{ amination,
Parties desiring information should
| write to the chairman at Centre Hall,
{ Pa.
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Gold In Peanaylvania,
During the past few months rumors
of gold found in the Roaring Creek |
Valley, near Catawissa, caused no lit
tle excitement, but last week these ru-
mors were verified by an analysis
which came from an assaying firm at
ly was some yellow metal on the farm
of Simon Shive. Every one who
owns land in that section is now look
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Ed. Nearhood will have a fuil stock
of cantaloupes and watermelons Satur.
day.
New Goods-New Styles New Trade
~=but the same old prices at Krape's
Shoe Store, Bpring Mills.
For BALE. —A new tent, size 12x22,
at one-half the original price. Just
the thing for the picnic.~W, W,
Boon, Centre Hall,
*Broon Mare AND CoLT FOR BALE,
«A fine black Percheron brood mare,
weight 1400 lbs, with three months
old colt at her side, is offered for sale
county,
by E. M. Huysrr, Centre Hall, Pa.
¢
¢ Snellenburg’s
¢ Clothing is here.
/ Widow Jones
¢
and
Progressive Clothiers,
Just Received
A ine nine ol
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Men's Heavy
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We desire to eall your atiention to the famous
Sebrings Porcelain Bemi-Vitrious Ware. We
have it in dinner sets in three onlors, vie Green,
Bloe and Lilac, of 120 pieces to a set. al the very
jow price of $10.00. Any one wishing 0 buy »
dinner set should not fall to see these goods,
Here are a few quotations
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Drop Bhot, per ib
Healing strings, per doz
Chain Pamps, complete for 10 ow | cistern
American Washing Machine... io
Wire Nalls at a very sid price
Table Ol Cloth ovr.
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THE STAR.
§ Spring Mills, Pa. 3
:
August 27,
Job work of every deseription
Full line in stock, in all the new
designs,
Marlow Heel,
Jennings Toe
Laced or Baltoned
Boxed Calf,
Norway Calf,
Russians Calf.
My stock was never
more complete.
No jobbing, but solid shoes
direct from the manufacturers,
Special inducements for the
Fall Trade.
Come and see my stock before
buying.
All kinds of produce, except
butter, taken in ex-
change for goods,
Thanking you far
and hoping » Sv " Sanit tinuan
same,
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