THE CENTRE REPORTER. a —————————— HOTELS. A WORTHY SUCESSOR, | ®000000000000080000000000 ] { - a A————— 8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor, CenTRE HALL, . . . PENNA June 27, 1901 TERMS. —The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advanoe. ADVERTISEMENTS. —20 cents per line for three insertions, and 5 cents per line for each subse quont insertion. Other rates made known on application, NOTE.—3ubscribers will please observe tbe date on the label of the Reporter after a remit tance is made and report if it is not correct. Dates are only changed the first issue of each month. Jjan0l, means that your subscription is paid to last January. ©1 means July, 100%, From Fitealrn, J. B. White, formerly of Penns Cave, writes from Pitcairn, under date of the 24th inst., the following: Quite a storm accompanied by tor- rents of rain and the furies of light ning, visited the eastern part of Alle gheny county the 22nd inst. Though of short duration, its greatest velocity near Stuart Sta- wrested from the giant trees woods. Close by our main visible. was struck, the current running from the comb of the roof at the gable end down to the eaves, scattering slate and reducing to splinters roofing, boards, tearing ofl the cornice and thus leav- ing its path visible. On the residence of a Mr. Gorman a stroke rendered obscure the chimney on the rear of the house, This is the house the effects the past week. Turtle Creek, a stream about fifty feet in width and at a normal depth of about eighteen inches rose to the depth of six feet or more in less than floated in abundance, At Newtown several floated into the stream and at of construction some were from their foundation and forced to yield to the leveling tenden- cy of the storm. Pitcairn bas a good underground sewerage and during the past few a most perfect surface cleanser, sweep- ing out of the town all filth and thus contributing to the general health of the inhabitants, The wife of Frank Tharp, neuralgia of thre stomach, Is on unforseen turn should take place. Woodward, his aged father, S. M. Motz, a visit. Mrs. D. M. Glenn is still on the sick list; all bope for a speedy recovery. Many of the people from this place Jeft on Tuesday for the show at Belle- fonte, expecting to go on an excursion train from Coburn. When at Coburn they learned to their sorrow that they had to stay all night at Bellefonte if they wanted to see the show, Michael Feidler returned from the Beminary at New Berlin last week, and spent part «f Saturdsy night at the brick house. N. Lose sold his span of big black horses the other week toa party who shipped them to New York City; this last week he bought a horse at the horse sale af Mifflinburg, Last Monday Clare Gephart, of Mill- heim, was in town; he delivered a grand piano cased organ for the daugh- ter of Mrs, William Yearick. He re- ports splendid business since he moved part of his musical instruments to his Bellefoute store. The farmers have commenced mak- ir.g hay; the hay crop will be good in this section, Daniel Engle, of Loganton, was no- ticed in Woodward the beginuing of this week. He was looking after his lumber business that he has not quite completed. There was a party in town expecting to buy his property for a song, but they ran against a Snag; fifty-dollar saw mills are not plenty. Resolutions of Respect, Inasmuch as it has pleased God in His wise Roe to remove py. death our Highly eos . —— ty U. E. 8.8; therefore, 24.58 Mums of he Resolved, That while ‘se de Joss of so valuable a frimd an ale in our ida pe . ys ready and willing to tas2 an setive part in all church work. We thank God for the Ram . be sot before us, and pray for grace to follow that we extend 10 the bereaved family our mpathy in their bereave- umble submission 10 the Hesvenly Father who doeth Evrig lasiren, Nanxis Muss Harry Fuse. mourn the ther, who heart and al A Sprained Ankle Quickly Oured, ‘At one time I suflered from a severe sprain of the ankle,” 8 George KE, Cy editor of the Guide, Washing. “After using several well The barber's stay at Millbeim Mon. day caused the boys to display to the public state secrets. The United Evangelical congrega- tion held a festival last Saturday even- ing, which was well patronized sidering the bad weather. Prof. J. Frank Rearick who is em- ployed in M. C, Gephart's music store in Bellefoute, spent Sunday with his family in this place, Miss Verna Rearick left last Satur- day for Bloomsburg, where she will attend the College commencement, Mrs. Alfred Durst and Mrs, Clem Luse, of Centre Hall, spent a day in town visiting with the family of Dr. Leitzell and also took a peep in the furniture store. Krider, the lumberman from Centre Hall, unloaded a fine boiler and saw mill at this place one day last week, Jefl Heckman's new horse which he lately purchased at a horse sale in Mill- heim, has been sick ever he brought him home. Parties have been cut scoop net fish- ing; if they are not careful their names will be sent to the fish warden, The Knights of the Golden added six new members last Monday night. Frank Moyer, of Lemont, one of the firm of J. B. Moyer & Son, was in town looking up the interests of their business. i George Krape and | CoL- since Eagle wife and { couple days with his mother, Mrs, Ma- {ry Krape. | In this neighborhood quite a num- i > 9 ber of farmers and others have replant- led potatoes, as in some localities only { about half the planted stock has made any appearance, and it is possible they This of the stalk occurs only in low places and the | it likely | that such is the case, although there | have decayed, absence recent wet weather renders | is plenty of time for potatoes to show | themselves, | The village landlord, has recovered | from the late indisposition of lumnbago and like King Richard, himself The hotel under Ruhl's management very | popular with the traveling communi- ty, especially commercial agents who made the hotel | quarters; of late very rarely less than | 8 dozen guests remain over night, i is Mr. become | again, | able has ! { seen to have head Quite a number of the people left on { Tuesday last for Bellefonte, to gee and at the big show. Beveral | hacks left here early in the morning, { with nearly all the seats occupied. F De seen C. P. Long of this place, merchant i and extensive lumber operator, in ad- { dition to a half dozen regular mills has a lath will runniog on full time in the | neighborhood of Madisonburg. Ambrose Genlzel has his new resi- i dence on the Avenue under roof, | William Collins, of Hollidaysburg, Ia visitor here, was stung on the arm by a wasp one day last week, and iu a i short time his arm became very much | swollen but with no pain, only itched fearfully. The trouble for two or three days. i i i continued i : A Look to Your Iuterest, If you arein need of furniture are closing out our entire stock of far- uiture in order to save moving it to our new budding. Thirty different styles rockers, twenty golden oak suits, fifteen couches, chiffoniers, ward- robes, writing desks, siuks, cupboards, we parlor tables, extension tables, dough- trays, cotton aud husk mattress, cribs, cradles, springs, clocks and rugs, We never had as fie a line of furniture; if you are looking for a bargain come and see us. We thank you for past patronage and ask for sane in the fu- ture, Jos SMiTi & Bro., Spring Mills, Pa. ——— anid st cnsmens There is no limit to the share women are taking in the world's work. Even now they are showing that they make capital farmers. One of the features of the Woman's Home Com- panion for August is an article on the workings of a large English Agricul. tural School for Women. It is by Bertha Damaris Kuobe, and is fully illustrated by photographs. EDWARD SELLERS, CENTRE HALL, Having pnrehased the stock of the Centre Hall Manufacturing Company std lensed the foundry at Cedtre Hall 1 am prepared to do all kinds of work in my line. wYou will find me hand. ~welinng the repairs for all —linds of plows used in is section. Plow Repairs, sone ARR Lon fulniit Tepatrs for... eR of ANY MAKE, BAY. ing Jon irtign charges —S10V8 Repairs. % § Wagon Repairing COPONINESOIPORIUDBEt ERG being made a specialty, fre Wagon = Competent aud experionesd workmen en Be Wie be prompt and will do satis A liberal share of Hietted. your patronage is most Se AAA SDAIN 005% ——————— A A ———— Bee Grunt Hoover before you insure, Edward Sellers, Centra Hall, Swartz's Weekly Reminder. Some New Things and Things in Season. Red shoes and for the little folks, Hammocks, 60¢ to $1.7 Hereen doors, 69¢ to $1, Fly Wire, 28 in., 10¢ ; ! in., 12¢. Paris Green, 20¢ 1b. Fans, 1¢ to 85¢. Best Rolled Oats, 8 lbs, for 25¢. Fine Bartlett Pears, Se cans for 15 cents. Btrictly fresh new Mackeral, 95 cts, for 10 1b. pail. Fence ratchets, Ge each, S. M. Swartz, TUSSEY VILLE. Stockings 5. 15. 30 in, lle; 32 per can ; 2 ‘The Cruise of the Petrel,, by T. Jenkins Haines, while just as salt, is a different kind of a book, in that it is a whaling brig during the War of 1812. The Petrel turned privateer without due warrant of even the lax law of the time, The fortunes of her crew and her ultimate fate make story doubly worth hearing wheu told with such spirit as this is. The New York Sun calls it ceptionally lively tale, a “An ex- A real sea story of the sort that human pature craves." Bp $15,000 Given Away. The Harrisburg Patriot has made arrangements by which sub wortunity to share in i every scriber has an opj the distribution o an estimate on and Iowa 5, 1901. with 25 vole of Ohio, Massachusetts east for governor on November Send in your for one month's Patriot in cents The additional estimate subscription to advance. Each monthly payment io advance entitles you Read The Patriot daily for full particulars and and money to THE PATRIOT COMPANY, 3t Harrisburg, Pa. to an additional estimate, send estimates » 5 JAKE et AUCTIO ROOFING SLATE. ED, FOREMAN, Centre Hall, Penn'a. HANDLES all grades of rofl lates mates made per square Work done hy euoed mechanics sisle is ‘ Pp gles and far superior, locly CX per as shin $ W. A. HENNEY, BLACKSMITH. Come around to sea me. A Good Cough Medicine, It speaks well for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when druggists use it in their own families in preference to any other. “I have sold Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy for the past five Years with complete satisfaction to myself and customers,” says druggist J. Goldsmith, Vau Etten, N, Y, “I have always used it in my own family both for ordinary coughs and colds and for the cough flowing la grip,and ing n i cuciOus, For sale b re. J. W, Keller, Linden Hall; J. Smith, Centre Hall, ' —————— Business Stand for Sale, W. W, Boob, of Centre Hall, offers for sale his private residence, business place, and established retail carriage and wagon hardware trade. This is a first-class stand for any one wanting to carry a general line of hardware in addition to the above. The estab. lished trade in bicycles, plumbing sup- plies, ete., will be Included in the deal. The location Is the best to be had in the town, Batisfactory reason will be given for selling. This will be a good opportunity for a hustler who wiil act ¥ “Something New Under the San.” All doctors have tried to cure Ca- | tarrh by the use of powders, acid gas- Their {membranes causing them to erack {open and bleed. The powerful acids used in the inhalers have entirely eat- {en away the same their makers have aimed to cure, while pastes and ointments canoot reach the disease, An old and experienced prac- | titioner who has for many years made | a close study and specialty of the treat. ment of Catarrh, has at jast perfected a treatment which when used, pot only relieves at once, but | permanently cures eatarrh, by remov- It is the to sclence and curing all inflammation. only remedy known This wonderful remedy is known as “Suuffles the Guaranteed | Cure,” and is sold at low price of one dollar, each package icine sufficient for a full month’s treat perfect use, anfe us the only and positive cure for that annoying and disgusting disease. t cures all inflammation quickly aud permanently aod is also wonderfully quick to relieve hay fever or cold in the head, Catarrh when neglected often to consumption—*“Snuflies’”” will you if you use it at otice. It is no dinary remedy, but a complete treat- ment which is positively guaranteed to cure catarrh in any form or stage if used according to thedirections which accompany each package. Don’t ge- lay bat «end for it at and write full particulars as to your condition, aud you will receive special advice from the discoverer of this wonderful remedy regarding your case without cost to you beyond the regular price of “Snuffles” the “Gusranteed Catarrh Cure.” Sept prepaid to any address in the United States or Canada on receipt of one dollar. Address, Dept, Bi34, Ed- win B. Giles & Company, and 2332 Market Street, Philadelphia. CRANT HOOVER Controls sixteen of the Life Companies in the world, The Best is the Cheapest..... leads gave OLE, iit} largest Fire and lusurance No mutuals ; n« ) Assessments, ...Money to Loan on First Mortgage Office in Crider’s Stone Building, Bellefonte, Pa. p a 0 # ed Felephor ¢ oonnection., D. FOREMAN FOREMAN & FLO Ww Wn FLO RAY RSOOONRGrS 3 PO (ker EES IN “ ~~ . Ler , 1 wa Massy Viva, 1 1: and aha snt & Ww, de < 1 _ . ee 14 1 ” Waa vy & Wa Sanalvva wy £3 PREYS py “a nanny iE “ ¥ - yw prem bop or . has avabewas by Wa We pay the highest cash prices {he market will afl iand at t ue Lire L101 edd “ame goods as met above at the J prices consistent with the A =, yiesd De vy of mt onl Iw ¥ = Wie w d quail cially of FLOUR- and carry in stoek the best brands to be obigined anywhere, make a spe including both winter and spring wheat varieties. { lu the line of farm implements we toffer only the best, including Cham { pion Bindera and Mowers, Superior { Grain Drills and Bacher & Gibbs Imperial | Spring Tooth i Cultivators, Drills, have an established reputation tor durability, lightness of draft, ease of operation, and perfection of work ular since 1830, as thie best general pur pose plow made. Shares for these plows always ou hand. These 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. Many times goods for a dress or shirt waist you are not pleased with the selection. We are here toghow yon a pretty line of Lawns, Dimities, Percales, | Seersuckers, Shambrias and Ging. (hams, which cannot fail to plesse you. Also any and everything in Notions, Readymade Wrappers & Corset Covers—jast the fit. “7 In connection with the mer. cantile business we have opened an Ice Cream Parlor—open Wednes- day and Saturday evenings of each week during the season. The Long Store Company, Spring Mills, Pa, quick. } CENTRE HALL CARRIAGE ¢ "WORKS, We manufacture all grades of Juggy Tops, Cushions and Full baeks, with or without springs, Old Tops and Cashijons repair- ed at very reasonable prices. Woodwork and Repaintin is given prompt and special at- 0 o tention, Our prices are as low the work stock and Satisfaction the lowest and fs with by good mechanics. HE done first clues guaranteed. Give usa chance to estimate on your job before plac- ing your order elsewhere, J. T. LEE, Centre Hall, Penn'a. 0200000C00000000C200208300000C00P0RCEROCOHOO0COSCOOOGRORRS 0000060 EORN06000000000080 pring Mills, Pa. . ¥.S8. STORE. It of fs Aen’s and Ladies’, Boys’ and lisses « Children’s Sh ’ ~110CS t 11:48 ever an % Lr C. A. KRAPE. ;00C00CE0C00CO0ROSOCOO0OCOOE COC000P00000002020300000000C000028080000000000 0S BANKS. Penn's Valley ‘Banking Company, CENTRE HALL, PA Receives Deposits, Discounts Notes. | W. B. MINGLE, Cashier. auly ing wealer ol the MAUGIEE. & D cme ly fur mediste : sgninst 10 ¢ 10 presetil thom cated for seitlsment 3 rgd naving daly snthent } YWiavs Executor, Meunus Cave, Va PMINISTEATORS NOTICE «= Létlers of adm inmiration on ante of lize late of Centre Halli boro, deceased, having ¢ granted (0 the undersigned, be woula pues all pe eons Knowing them led to the estate tO make immeni wie payment, and those having claims agains the same 10 present them duly suthentioated for scitiement. DA BOOZER, Centre Hall the Keller teesell G0 | rospectfy { selves IDG Tm NOTICE. LETTERS TESTA. of Joseph Miller having been hey would re i them XECUTOR™S mentary on the fate of Miles township, duly grauted to the unddreigy speciinliv regoest all persons selves indebted to ibe estate to make rediate payment, apd those having claims against the sane to present them duly authenticated for set tement H. H. MILLER, Executor { a abi Rebersburg, Pa OR BALE «~The wmndersigned offers his hotee and Inton Main Biree', Oenive Hall, for sale. The property is very devimbiy loosted and will make a pleasant home. For further particulars address, J. i. KeUMBINE, { mayi6-2m Centre Hall, Pa. |Z >1901=< started in with the largest and grandest display of «FURNITURE=- that was ever brought to town. Also a large stock of Wall Paper, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Rollers, &c., &o., and it is going out by wagon and by rail It is 1mpossible to enumerate what we have in stock. It will show for itself. This is why it goes so fast, The price is down at the foot of it all. Defore buy. ing elsewhere give me & call. J. S. DAUBERMAN, - 20000002000 CE0E0C00000002000020200000000020 02000005 RROC se009CRO0GCY 0000000002000 0000000000000000202 ENTREE HALL HOTEL, J. W. Rankle, Manager. Rewly squipped, bar and tab’e supplied with summer bourders receive special stien- Centra mayo Co for Guning and hunting. BELLEFONTE, P Five Btabling. A, Heated Throughout, Rates $1.00 per day, FV. A, REWCOMER, Proptictor QPRING M1i0# HOTEL ud Edwin Buhl, Proprietor, BPRING MILIR, PA for man First-class scoommodations st all mes Or wast. Froe bus to and from all trains, ut i Excell very atiached, LD YORT HOTEL oO Proprietor, Hates $1.00 per Day Kewly Furnbhed Fine Btabiin INE, PA. DOTA arby towns Haollidaysturg 2i8Ep OL ony AOOuR renre. or. £362 gy a SYLVANIA Philadelphia & Erie BR. R. Divigicn and Northern Central Railway. Time Tabls, in effect May 26. 1963 TEAISS LEAVE NMONTANDOR., EAFTWAR 7.854. mm Train 61 Herrmbgrg, ar TIT inpga New ork J y. In... XABYH rote 12.30 Wash rf BnG passenger coach Dally for Bunt i EIVisC LIE ALG 1 or Cif lun, Ha edeipbie, Sew York, ihrough | wsenger uy & Gays Weekdays for Bunbury « Hazleton, Pottsville, Har- slalions, arriving at New York 9.50 p. m. aglon at 7.15 p. m. lisdeiphia, and pas- phis, Ealt and winore “lala Hot pu Vous) es lo Fhllede for Train 22. V eekdays wii, Hezletop i HUrg ang erg =g delphis 10.2 ore 9.45 0. 1m r coches to Philad Wilkes «and duily ts, arriving rin ed Laie 3 ‘ ang Niagers Comchies 10 Xan sr Car 0 Fhilsdelphia VWeek $f t COIR i } PRASEDECT | ester, and Parl i 16TH rations for Renoto Weekdss for Wi Hine. One Gr a5 0T pat aud bermedisi Station LEWISBURG AXD TYROKE Wx or K ¢ EAILBCAD, ais Westward. mw Esstward, ATIONE M neo Urg WE Erp wre Bikixing Bpring 1ijiVenn Cave Cenire Hail Gregg den Hall $5 10ak Ha 1 3% Lemont Dale Summit i Pleasant Gap Axemann 3 Ballefonte 3: i AE Additional Jonat 5.2 a 5.50 and 8.00 p for Lewisburg at 7.40, 9 Cl pm, and sib pm. On Sundays trains leave Montandon 901 a m. and 5.02 p. m., returning leave Lewis. | burg 930 a m., i003 a.m. and 5.04 p.m, J.B. HUTCHINSON, i. BR. WOOD Goners! Manager. Gen’]l Pss'gor Agt. ira Lewisburg for Montan #. Im. 845 a m, 1.15 ing leave Mountandon Va om 008 a. m. 506, ins jesve 9.28 and (CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNSYLVANIA, Ww Condensed Time Table, Road Op No 6 No ¢ No 2 “Rend Dow No.1. No & No 5 Nov. 21, 1900, p.m. pm. Ly, AT. +2 401% 30 BELLEF'NTE. 2 } ’ Nigh... we ! names Eos wien { 653 .Hecia Park... BBS vn Dk ieR ..... | 8 65% HUBLERSB'G.. | B8RsaRE een NIA oo. Pn Huston... Ot eo ge ™. #00 ut Looe ide Clintondale... i 19 Krider's ng. 24. Mackeyvilie.. 30 Leder Springs. G8 a an SID Frrreerscoeeew gesgise — BEE = § 00 08 00 00 «8 oF oF oF Bud oF uF Hat it ot a LR “> Eas. = 2 "0 4 pm % m. Arr *Dmily, Week Days, 10108. m. 2 ’ Lye. a. mip. =, Sundag p.m. Sunday, Philadelphia Slee Cars &itache Fast. bound train from rank at THY » and a m. Westbound from Philadelphia 8111.88 p.m, . W, GEPHAE General Bupa den t. BELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, B To take effect May 25, 1596, 15 8 (3 STATION re . I= Ar, i 110845 ........ : 40! wo br 2 wrens OIEVITIC verre, 16 eee EsSEEy eres Hesvsnsnn WHILIDOF oovninnn. Hivsvene, EDIE errr i 1 1 ve eerieiy sexes wmaime SEEEay Ri BR228 sEgnes B23 ERE 882 PRP PPRABBIES ot ERRGUREREEE 2 8 t ] : Se st z ; i 3 ; Opposite Spring Mills Hotel, CENTRE HALL.
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