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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Nov. 29.
If we could pin asample of our
15¢ Dress Goods to this advertise.
ment, the store would not hold one-
half the people.
Holiday Goods.
Store packed jammed full.
French Flannels,
Serges and Henriettas
Holiday Opening
Begins this vear Dee.
Don’t think of
you see us.
GARMAN’S,
+ Bellefonte, Pa.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Town,
with his family.
If the earth
among its
divided
person
were equally
inhabitants, each
half acres.
Howard M. Emerick,
son of Henry
position at Trenton,
ton State Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel Floray, of Tus-
seyville, recently made one of their oc-
casional visits to their daughter, the
wife of Rev. Dubbs, at Rebersburg,
John F. Breon, of near Spring Mills,
ie seriously thinking of leaving the
Breon has been a successful farmer.
George F. Emerick was a caller Mon-
fine lot of Thanksgiving turkeys,
which were sold tothe Howard Cream-
ery Company.
gret to learn that David Krape,
Aaronsburg, is suffering from a para”
lytic stroke. Owing to his advapeed
age his condition is serious.
Mrs. R. B. Hartman, of Millheim,
who has visiting relatives in
Bloomsburg, stopped in town, says the
been
Charles Harter and family,
Arthur Stuck, son of A. H.
Stuck,
ippines, died in San Francisco, The
body was shipped home for burial.
J. F. Emerick, of Farmers Mills,
while in town Saturday called at this
office. Mr. Emerick is a saddler by |
trade and is always ready for trade at |
his establishment at Farmers Mills.
J. H. Price, of Princeton, Illinois, |
when forwarding advance payment |
on the Reporter, states “that we could
not get along without the RBeporter.’”’ |
readers of this paper.
George W. Atherton, LI. D., Presi.
was elected a member of the executive
tions in session at New Haven,
necticut.
Harry Potter, of near Centre Hall,
and Earl Giogerich, of Linden Hall,
last week.
a run at that school, but that
\s “measiy’’ institution.
Miss Helen Bartholomew, of this
place, has been selected pianist for the
County teachers’ institute. Miss Bar-
tholomew, besides being an excellent
musician is a success in the school
room. She isa graduate of Millers-
ville Normal and has shown herself
especially well equipped for teaching.
Insurance agent Grant Hoover, of
Bellefonte, made a trip through Penns
Valley on insurance business, and
while in Centre Hall spent a half hour
in the Reporter office. Mr. Hoover
has built up a splendid insurance busi.
ness in the county. Every school
child knows that Grant Hoover is in
the insurance business because he
knows enough to advertise.
The Gazette, York, Pa., gives an ex-
cellent portrait of Daniel W. Poorman
who was elected poor director of York
by the Democratic party. Mr. Poor.
man Is a step-son of Dr. John Riter, of
this place. Eleven years ago he went
to York and engaged with the Martin
Carriage Company, and today js re-
; one of the most experienced
carriage builders In that city, The
Gazette speaks of Mr. Poorman in the
bighest tetum,
$87,000,000 for New Navy.
Secretary Long will ask for an ap-
navy for the year 10902,
$31,183,581.41 over 1901. His estimates
made public to-day eall for appropri-
ations and increases in part as follows:
Pay for the navy, appropriations,
$15,125,684; increas, $2,814,787.
Construction, appropriations,
772,016; increase, $9,032,218,
Public works, yards and docks,
propriations, $12 302 540;
785,660.
Public works, naval academy, appro-
priations, $3,000,000; increase, $2650,
000,
Bureau of supplies and accounts, ap-
propriations, $4,843, 849, increase, $2.-
112, 617.
Bureau of construction and repairs,
$8,080,824; increase, §1,-
$21,
ap-
increase, §8,-
srs sn A fo EA
“I bave used Chamberlain's Colie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
great medicine,” says
8. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark.
bloody flux. 1
speak too highly of it.” This remedy
not
The quick
cases make it a favorite
For sale by Mrs. J. H.
severe
Keller, |
LINDEN HALL,
John Long, of Pleasant Gap,
Mra, Ida
t Bank Avenue,
was
aunt,
day last,
C. E. Zeigler and J sun Raymond, of
this place, are spending this week in
Jellefonte as jurors,
Thursday
his hand with a knife, It was
Mrs,
ter-in-law,
Maggie Jones, son
of Tylertown,
attended the funeral
Mrs, James
Wednesday
Jones’
which took place
sister, Bearson,
of
last
Last Bupday the United
al Bunday school at this place, elected
their officers for the year 1901, they are
as
Zeigler; assistant superintendent, L.
Gingerich ; secretary, 8. Lizzie Gettig:
treasurer, Mrs. 8, Zong; librarians, Ed-
ward Zon
follows:
g and John Gettig.
ef a—————
SPRING MILLS,
The g
Some think they know a good thing
when they tate it; Harry did you ever
room came back,
H. Rahl
porkers
tobert Smith and D.
have the heavy weight
year.
Liveryman Mowery is
busy in driving agents out.
Mrs. Mary Crape and son spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her son John,
at Asronsburg.
The entertainment to given by |
Miss Barber, of Lewisburg, last Satur.
day in the Presbyterian
was postponed on account of
bad weather, |
Squire Grove and wife were in town;
will
this
kept quite
be
evening
attending to some legal business,
Raia all day Saturday and Sanday,
R. G.
the
Wilson Haines was seen in town, |
township is “not in it.”
another township in Penn's Valley
as Giregg town-
we are a “back number”
spect,
pervisors; get abreast with your sisier |
townships; buy a stone crusher, do not |
wait till Gabriel blows his trumpet.
Bamuel Ertle, in Georges Valley, has |
in
in the valley; the boards were planed
ready for a coat of paint.
J. I. Condo, the up-to-date carpet
weaver, sprained his back, which keeps
him from doing much work.
Sheriff Brungart was in town last
week on business,
Andrew Dunlap, the fashionable bare
ber and hair dresser, expects to move
his shop to a more central part of the
town in the spring.
Monday quite a number of our peo-
ple went a courting to the county seat.
James McCool is looking after a
farm near Rebersburg; if it suits him
he will buy,
The late raivs have raised the water
in the creeks, which was much needed.
Rev. J. M. Rearick is conducting a
protracted meeting in the Cross church
at Georges Valley,
Home of our young bloods are going
about town with revolvers in their
pockets; keep it up boys, you are being
looked after, and it will not be so
fleasast if you are dealt with accord.
ng to law.
+ The foot bridge across »
Boar tne pono oie kd
n a
be some broken limbs.
INGLEBY ITE
The late rains raised the water in
the wells considerable,
ido |
he |
will
for
he
order,
take them to H. Kreamer,
them up in first-class
kpows just how to do it.
The real estate agent is getting out a
car of mining plank; he will then
to Somerset county to drive team.
T. O. Keen, the Ingleby
boss, is going to build an addition
his saw mill,
store slabs,
go
fo
Sf ne ————
AARONSHBURG,
moved back
In
ns
to Cambria county,
town again last week, the early
fall he moved as far Bellefoute,
where he found employment for a time
avd when that failed ho
i home,
CRinie op
"Squire Rote had a young berkshire
porker killed last week that dressed
453 pounds, There is finer breed
for lean meat than berkshires, besides
they are very light boned,
Frank Dutweiler sold his live stock
and farming machinery to his
{ law, Mr. Winkelblech,
no
who will take
charge of things in the
| Mr. Dutweiler will
spring, while
engage in
business,
Ira Gramley is
Ym. Bair in
i keep up their butchering all
| they find it pays.
Luther Bower moves in
still working for
Rebersburg, and may
winter if
with Mrs
{ Rote in the spring, when Elmer Li
| bert out. Luther expects
| buy another horse and some
cattle,
moves
young
po
MILLHEIM,
{ Messrs Ed. Brown and Joe Reif
der paid a visit to Lock Haven,
Some of the
gagement ring
them on.
Robert Smith, late of Philadelphia
has accepted a position in the
mill,
The Knights of the
had a banquet
20th. There was a
all who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Tuesday on a drive,
through the valley.
Thomas Ulrich, the
Haven, is visiting at the
| parents,
Miss Helen Womelsdorf,
fonte, spent a few days
John P. Condo.
John P. Condo made a business trig
| to the county seat Monday.
A party of hunters were
in town Monday
rain.
Our good Christian people have been
rain for the three
weeks, but few turned out on
night, to thank the Lord
them what they asked for,
The long looked for are
girls
%, with
are
guards to
(iolden
Tuesday,
pleasant time
Condo
calling on
barber fal
home
visit
sdet rad
on scoouns of
praying for past
is about at Pittsburg.
W. J. Harrison is
home, suffering from a bad cold.
From the looks of the that
left here Monday, there seemed to be a
general exodus to Bellefonte.
Look before you leap, would be a
confined to his
basse ®
There is a crowd of young
town who seem to delight in
it hot for any one who
the neighboring
mens in
making
hie re
Joy ,
COMmes
town.
A bunting party consisting of Char-
{ Messrs. Lenker, Hoffman and others,
| from Millersburg, will spend two
weeks io the Seven Mountains: Jesse
Miss Dell Reichard has returned to
{gpend the winter with her sister, Mis,
| E. Mauck, after spending the last two
i months at her home Shamokin
i Bhe don’t leok as though the strike at
any.
There is considerable rivalry here as
to who has the largest hogs, but so fa
i the palm has been taken by James
| Stover; one weighed 700, another 640
peguda. Who can beat that ?
Do you
Want
To Die ?
al
| Shamokin aflected her
i
If you dont,
then insure your life
this winter by bLuy-
ing good, warm, well
made shoes such rs
we sell, that keep
the feet dry and also
Swear well, They are
famous Walkovers,
worth their weight
{in gold for the doo.
;tor's bills they save.
Try them when in
need,
POWER’S SHOE CO.
Bellefonte, =. Pean’a,
§
Pa
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| oc
Mir
Bpoke Wood Wanted, i
Cashis King. a
of Mechanicsburg, Pa.,
And we want some of his king- |
Valley
cellent values in merchandise.
é A nice lot of | ‘Banking Company,
¢ Cloves and Mittens STKE TALL, PA,
| Recelves Deposits.
¢ will be sold like this: Discounts Notes.
86 cents will buy $1.00 Goods. | W. B. MINGLE, Cashier.
3 i i ii JO 4
22 L ki i pr i
BANKS.
butts, ship, for which we will give you ex-
For further informa- 4
W. Boob,
mine sf van
Centre Hull. ¢
Life.
Black, the well-known
blacksmith at Grahamsville,
N. Y., says: “Our
has always §
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ATTORNEYS.
UGH SB TAYLOR,
Alorney at-Law
Bellefonte, Peg
ser of legal bused
aught
have feared
would die. We
used many
but Chamberlain's Cough
our sole relispee. It é 15 cents buys 50 cent woolen shirls and
to dissolve the tough mueus gnd drawers.
frequent doses when the
symptoms appear we have
cured
There 8 no hausted.
David F.
remedy for It . avid
other injurious ¢§ Respectfully,
tG. H. Long =
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¢ 22 cents buys 25 eent woolen shirts and 1 NF A sront
feddd
drawers, until the stock is ex-
settled.”
ger in giving this
ins no opium or
gets
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