Reynold’s Bank
Building.
Cats and Bruises Qalckly Henled
Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to
a cut, bruise, burn scald or like injury
will instantly allay the paio and will
heal the parts in less time than any
other treatment. Unless the injury is
very severe it will not leave a sear.
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism,
sprains, swellings and lameness. For
sale by J. W. Keller, Lindeo Hall, J
F. Smith, Centre Halil.
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BMITH CO., Centre Hall, Pa
TAN AN TED, AGENTS
To soll our Teas, Coffees, Spices and Baking
Powder to cotsimers Liberal commission paid
Address, GRAND UNION TEA ©O.,
iu % N. 3rd Street, Harri barg, Ps.
Io SMITH BALVE for all kinds of sores
Nothing fails to yield. Bent by mal
The DR. SMITH CO , Contre Hall Pa. 5 cents
ROOFING SLATE.
ED, F FOREMAN, Centre Hall, Penn's,
HASDLES all grades of rmafing slates. Ef
mates made per square, Work done by experi
enced mechanios. Slate is as cheap as shin
sles and far superior, 13decty.
For bargains in
| W. A. HENNEY,
BLACKSMITH, |
Come around to ses me i
Reduced Rates to Cleveland,
On account of the Thirty-fifth An-
nual Encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republie, held at Cleve
land, Ohio, September 10 to 14, inclu
sive, the Pesinsylvania Kaillroad Come
pany will sell excursion tickels to
Cleveland from stations on its line,
al greatly reduced rates,
Tickets will be sold and good goiug
September 8 to 12, inclusive; good to
return until September 15, inclusive;
but by depositing ticket with Joint
agent at Cleveland, prior to noon of
September 15, and the payment of fif-
ty cents, return limit may be extended
to October 8, inclusive,
For specitic rates and further jnfor-
mation apply to ticket agents, 0.8.28
fo be
Call on
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Spring Mills, Pa. :
F. Rossman,
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Of the Patrons
and
CENTRE HALL.
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
|CentRE Harr, PENNA.
September 5, 1901,
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Potters Mills.
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i F. A Carson fine
i peachies and can supply his customers
| with the choice fruit
i= selling some
Lloyd Lowall returned to his home
in Pittsburg last Friday,
A son of Ed. Royer, of Altoona, is
| Visiting his uncle, Frank Royer, at
: Sprucelown,
Grandmother Smith and daughter
Ella, of Spring Mills,
friends at this place
are visiiong
It has been reported that dead cattle
are lying in the mountain streams that
supply water for all purposes, to the
people living in the valley,
clear violation of the law.
Mrs. J. C. Bible is seriously
this writing.
James Palmer is not improving.
J. RK. Birong is doing mason work
at Centre Hall; John is a flue mason
and always has plenty of work,
Why don't the supervisors throw
the loose stoves off the road.
aud is =»
ill at
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Rebersburg.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W, Bright returned
from a short visit to Spriogfield, Ohio.
Miss Bertha Wolf, of Centre Hall,
after spending two weeks at Williams
port, is visiting ber cousin, Mrs. John
Zeigler, in West Rebersburg.
Newton Brunigart left Wednesday
morning for a short visit to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Forest Ocker and children are
pleasant guests under the parental
roof.
Prof. Gramley, wife and daughter
Alma, Messrs, M. C. Haines and J.
Vietor Brungart returned from their
trip to Buffalo Monday, much de-
lighted with the Pan-American,
Mrs. C. C. Moyer, of Selinsgrove, is
visiting her father, Charles Bierly.
Mrs. Moyer has been in ill health for
some time; it is hoped she will soon re-
cover.
Mrs, Elizabeth and Sara Moyer left
for their respective places of teaching
Monday morning, namely, Kingston,
and Danville, They have been teach
ing at these places for several years,
which goes to show that their work is
very satisfactory. Miss Rebecca Moy.
er, a younger sister, left for Millville,
where she Is also evgaged in teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Wolf spent sev-
eral days at Centre Hill this week.
Rev. Kepner, a former U. Ev, min-
ister at this place, was in town Tues
C. C. Emerick, after spending a
month with his parents at Kreamer-
ville, returned to Arlington, N. J..!
where he holds a lucrative position in
a large boller manufacturing establish-
ment, i
Messrs. A. C Frank and Vietor!
Walker, two enterprising young men, |
lefi Wednesday morning to resume!
their studies at Susquehanna Univer.
sity, where taey have been spending
the last two years. All wish them
success in their new work.
An
Linden Halli.
The Misses Frank, of Egg Hill, were
guests in this community seve ral days
Miss May Btump came home Mon.
day for a short sojourn under the pa-
rental roof
Misses Pearl and Bertha Stickler, of
Bellefonte, spent a few days with their
friends, Mary and Naunie Corl, and |
returned home Saturday. |
Joseph Brooks left for Altoona on
Monday.
Yes, the U. Ev. Bunday school ple-
nic was a success, but those who did
not get a ride in the “Big Hack” were
“oot in it,” of course. Steps were tak.
en to make it an anoual picnic, and
the old committees retained.
John Wion and family, of Reeds
ville, were entertained at the residence |
of George Swabb Sunday. i
James Reed, of Bellefonte, was no-|
ticed in town last week,
Wash Garbrick and family attended
the funeral of Mrs. Garbrick's mother,
Mra. George Corman, at Farmers
Mills, Tuesday,
One of the large SBparr farms, occu
pied by Jacob Meyer, was sold last
week to Mrs. Michuel Hess, of Belle
foute, for $0,900. A timber tract be-
longing to the same estate was also
sold and was purchased by the Linden
Hall Lumber Co. J
Mrs. Julia Williams and grand son,
of Lemont, were guests at this place
during the week,
Mrs, Koouy, of Coburn, is being en-
tertained at the home of her sou, Wm,
Kerstetter.
Cyrus Caran, of Westmoreland coun-
ty, and Mes. Agues Krebs, of Lemont,
Called at the home of their nephew, J.
H. Ross, Inst wevk.
Mr. aud Mrs, Ralston, of State Col-
lege, were guests iu this community
recently.
Frank Richardson, of Spring Mills,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Luth-
er Royer, Sunday,
The festival held by the ball team
on Saturday evening was not well st
tended owing to the storm and rain,
Lightuing struck the house occus
pled by William Raymond on Friday ;
uo material damage was doue, :
Samuel Hileman snd wife, of Lebs-
ton, arrived at this place on Monday
aud will spend a short vacation with
friends.
A.
CENTRE HALL. P».
FLOOR'RG, SIDING,
CEILIAC. : ASH,
DOOR » BLI~DS.
MO.DIN:S. LATH. SHIGLES.
We also keep on hand
MILL. . HALL." 3RICK
and
CEDAR SHINGLES.
We have just received a car load
of 140,000 of these shingles.
A. P. LUSE & SON.
“wbest brands of
9% DOOD VV VUVE
FLOUR
BVDV NYU VD
are kept by
CENTRE HALL, PA.
5 ’ Ss,
5 . J
QUA
ER
Dangerous Kidney Diseases.
Celery King has cured me of kidney dis
sase, The doctor feared Bright's disease, and
tried many remedies that gave me no help.
Celery King bas made me as well as ever in
my life, and It seems almost ss though a
miracie had been wrought in my case.~—Jens
nie O. Reichard, Springtown, Pa.
Celery King cures Constipation and Nerve,
Blomach, Liver and Kidoey diseases, 4
“eld by | FF, ih esmtre Hall : 7. EL. Wieland
Linden 1G 1g, Spring Mw
RD. FOREMAN. WM. F. FLORAY
FOREMAN & FLORAY
{Suonemsors to Geo. W. Ocker,)
«DEALERS IN--
Grain, Coal, Flour, Mill Feed,
Salt, Fertilizers, Farming
Implements, &c.
We pay the highest cash prices the
market will afford for all kinds of grain,
and at the same time will offer you
woods as mentioned above at the lowe
wut ble prices consistent with the
quality of
We make a specialty of
and in stock the best brands to
be obia soywhere, including both
winter and spring wheat varieties.
In the line of farm implements we
only