VB Vol. LXXIV. CENTRE in a * me I A Ee “Nn 3 QUR BI CGioods Linve oul ~~ And price ~. prise you, Do you come and sve please you, By 0999999990000 DeDDDOeDYD ve taken out wed} ds in and are a very We Can nice Dress Hats—we Table ant Winter We now wa thal ev- tage of the cut prices in Inst few werk Hing them at such pric and s il prices that nice line them at very low ralls at will sur- line to select from and purchase here and be and quality. £ 3 this spring ? If you do then we can show Neckwear have them in the latest styles, eleew here, \ Oi) the ns 8. Iu fine we can also Laces, Embroideries, Collars, i Fi apd the best and oor Oil Cloth, Company's Flour, sack and be convinced, als ib. HALL STATION. 99% 999% 900% 00% 00% 0% 0% GQ DGG ‘room. | » Spring Mills, Penn’a. “x N “Leader” HANDLES all grades of ng sates. Bui Cheap” 8 thin: | ‘Gleawood Nursery, Rochester, Rew York, will call on you before long and if you | wish to purchase fruit trees, berry bushes, vines, | | bulbs, or anything grown by nurserymen, you | will find he bas both the best stock and lowest prices. He also sells the ROCHESTER SPRAY PUMP, the best of the kind made, 13dec ~~ 25, 1901. Boalsburg Prof, 5. . Bryson was to ty seat lust Saturday, Al Vl fms il the coun- Glenn, of State the guest of over Sunday. E. HH. Willinmes moved House opposite + Lutheran On i ay Wim. Gi College, was Saphir Hin Sey 1 Miss ger heen purchrsed the proj Ivy Known as thie Ferrer property: fre Dr. L. E. Kidder, for $750,000 The Bummer Normal seh on Monday with twenty-six anid still more : Rev. A. A. Black will hold commun- 100 services Sunday morning; prepar- atory service Saturday ufternoon, So ly Spring Mi Ils. “I= HI ws) Op ned scholars, to come. «4 to fine Another fisherman adds the list: oJ. F. Breon Pp rod, and expects to bring home fine trout, burg, spent a day in town a fine bill of Br Va T. B. Jamison, ag Valley business trip through Nitta iy wirchased a bamboo sOoe f Rebers- and bought (, wes and wife, « furniture from Bwith ant for the Likias Iosurauce C made a Valley. HO pany, Mr. Jamison is a hustler and repre- sents a good company The trout season o big catch the first day; baskets filled by noon. to pened with a many bad their W. H. Smith the front Last Friday seven cans of trout the Xx Aar- ation {rom to be distributed jo the differ rived at this st Fishery, ent sireams F. W. Boyder has made a raise and drives two horses; Mr, Soyder is em- ployed by the Witmer Lumber Com- pany. Prof. Gramley and wife, burg, on their way to the county seat stopped ofl a day with T. M. Gramley; they also took a peep iuto Bmith Bro's, furniture store. ry of Rebers- iy Rebersburg. The select and normal school, under the supervision of Prof. H. W, Morris wpering, All appear to like it, and are being lifted toa higher plane of intellectual training than is geuner- ally found in a school of this kind. Miss Winifred Wolf and Mrs. Ida Harter spent several days in Williames- port last week doing shopping. James are searching horses, D. J. Meyer and wife, of Centre Hall, spent several days in town last week, visiting friends and relatives, All were glad to see Dave. J. W. Zeigler is improving the inte rior of his house by papering and is pre Jierly for orman and Charles the community J. C. Morris made a business trip to Bellefonte last week. Many of the people of this place have business in Bellefonte this week. Douty’s twenty-five horse power en- the week; they will be ready to operate in a few days. Mrs. J. N. Meyer and Mrs, H. H. Miller spent Sunday and Monday in Centre Hall. Jacob Heller the plucky blacksmith, is building an addition to hisshop; he sale, and has already sold eight or ten Merchant W. J. Carlin has been to the city and purchased a fine lot of goods. Call to see him; he can suit you in any line, A. N. Corman was housed up a few days the beginning of the week with | neuralgia. Della Weaver Is confined to the | house with sore throat. Mrs. Reuben Kreamer is in need of | some good elderly lady to live with her and take care of her. NO. 16. RD FOREMAN WM FLORAY FOREMAN & FLORAY DEALERS IN monte By ahd Wa anawan vy WV. We pay market will afl alicd at the mentioned above the highest aired fe sare Lime cash prices the ir all Kinds of grain. will offer vou goods as at the low- eRL prices consistent with the qualit y of goods, Msi e We make Ity of FLOUR d Carry in stock the best brands to ained anywhere, inclu winter and spring wheat In the line of farm offer only the best, including Cham- pion Binders and Mowers, Superior Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs Imperial Plows - - - Harrows and One-horse The (Ci ampion ' IWErs, ns the St Drills, have an tor durability, of operation, at Bucher & Git ular since 1830, a specia an be obit ding both Varieties, implements we Npring Tooth Cultivators finders Hx perior ished reputation t ft epee d perfection of work pop- pur ares for these be’ Plows have been ax the best general 1 powee plow made hay Ihese shares come direct from the factory and are far superior to the home-made ones, both in fit and quality of material. We most respectfully solicit at least a share of your patronage. plows alway 8 On Unskilled mechanies | tools for doing unmeciu (dur t« The work tur ned 18 mecha reality. Repair Work of [very Description Parts of machinery which you may think are broken for good, can often time and money saved. y . Wiis fiever in wore out of this shop rance anda in ical in apiea are } 3 : 10 Go We are preg red to d be mended and both r . . . Now is the time to have vour bug gies and wagons repaired and repainted, New Work of all Kinds Done to Order, Work is positively guaranteed. Our prices are very reasonable. Give us a call. WW. A. HENNEY. NNN JULIAN A. FLEMING, Centre Hall, Pa,, Agent for the ohnston Harvester Co's full line of Harvesting Machines. SELF BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES, ETC. Repairing Binders a Specialty. I have had a practical ex perience for a period of eighteen years with farm and other machinery and I feel that money oan be saved to many farmers by hav ing their ola machines Jooked over and repaired hy a practi. oal man, ND BD DVO ODROVDDN
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