CENTRE Hany, . . .
Saptember 26, 1901.
Millheim,
Centre Hall's
spent Sunday with his parents,
Ar
the ' Pun’
Heh legel,
Frid
IK
stores were closed on Monday,
ing the advent of the Great
Feast.
Ar
il
Frank Geary, barber,
last week,
the drover,
and Saturday,
aud
was in
Wy
essler’s Neiman's
clothing |
it be-
and Mrs, James 8, Roaish, of
Potters Mills, Spent Sunday with Mr,
Reishi’s mother, at the National.
the
Mr
Centre Hall Fair Thursday.
Daniel Gutelius,
staying with J. K. Bitner, near Penn
Hull, during the summer months, has
returned to his home to attend school,
Mr. and Mra. John P.
called to Lamar on
the serious
Condo's sister,
Miss Clara Condo, one of Penn Hall's
promising voung ladies, staying
with her sister, Mrs. H, N. Meyer,
king advantage of the Higl
wortunities at this place.
IXeister, the peach grower of Aarons.
burg was in Monday
Condo,
Sunday,
illness
on
of
AC.
Mrs,
count of
f=
and
1 School
is ta
town evening,
sellin
per erate,
son of blacksmith Hen-
is back from Altoona where
bad employment,
Brown,
ry Brown,
he
The few cold nights have brought to
daylight quite a number of coal stoves,
and Harry Leitzell,
been kept busy furnishing fuel.
Calvin Keen, who is employed
the Homan and Shaeffer lumber job
in Bedford ¢ wunty, his fam-
ily.
the draymaan, has
on
is visiting
{ sence of the Evangelical
wr, Rev, Buek, who istakioga va-
im, Rev, A. E. Gobble,
» New Berlin College,
ie pulpit Sunday
preaching an excellent
president
very ably
on evening,
to a
sermon
large gation.
conugreg
AG, a
Lemont.
inner John W, Ge
er have purchased
I Walker the
1
tyiene
iz and
from
right
’
=
generat
gas
. Getz Is quite a
linary Rochester lamp
ge
constru
ted up by him with a
burner, thus
nerator
double ting a
portable table lamp, which produces a
bright, dazzliog light.
John I. fhompaon,
1 $
itghits
Martie
of this
pla €
up his whole house with a large
inle acetylene gas plant which
claimed to be superior to
al gas or electricity. T
will
wenty
run six
for
dleiam carbide
our hours
art
5 ane
to
at
a cheap-
day
ide costs from three
bundred pounds,
ice it must be
wis! gas or elects
iollars per
surely
AN © icity.
ablie
i
shed
schools of College
the
Saturday,
LOW n-
ship wiil h woods
spiter F
ch all
id W
brother The
a
& picnie in
next
invited.
of Howard, and
of Centre Hall,
this week.
mpany is putting
plant
near
to wi
drnace,
are
tlson, his
MIIAaS, #pept
The
new
uple davs here
CIeninery ¢
boiler
a
rin the separator at
plac 5,
Woods Bathgate, working in Altoo-
na, is howe on a visit.
Fred Harmen, of Brisbin,
COUNIY, w over
his
this
Clearfield
Sunday; he
lady friend
‘as home
Was accompanied by
frown Pleasant Gap,
contin
Farmers Mills.
Farmers are about through seeding
and are busily engaged cutting corn
which is a good crop.
Calvin QGarbrick, with
mated team of sorrels,
trip to
made a flying
business Nittany Valley
Saturday.
George KF. Meyer, of Coburn,
present visiting with
J. H. Rishel,
welcome visitor,
Rishel,
his son-in-law,
George Mr. Romig and
the greens of Penns creek, near the
Swamp church, and are haviog a very
enjoyable time,
Buuday
peach
peaches,
R. Homan, who is employed at |
afternoon
orchard
in Weaver Bro's
viewing the fine
with his family over picanie,
to his employment Monday.
Most people about
few days at the Granger picnic lust
week aud report a good time,
A young superintendent of a peach
orghard drove through town the
returniog |
“peach,” but would not stop long
enough to give any prices,
Merchant J. H, Rishel is receiviog !
new goods daily and anxiously
solicits your patronage.
Owing to the burial of President
MoKinley, the school were closed on
Thursday which gav: all an op-
portunity to attend Memorial services
ut the pienie.
Bee Sus Bouyer Store you insure, '
Spring Mills.
Miss Ida, d: igirter of 1. J. Grenoble
of Gettysburg, formerly a very promi-
| nent merchant at this place, is here
| visiting relatives and friends, the guest |
| of Dr. P. W, Leitzeil,
G. H. Long will have publie sale of
| all iis store fixtures and silects Satur- |
| day next. Mr. in
ness in Bousenville,
CA,
has now
i
|
|
i
!
|
Long is now busi
Ohio.
isrape, of the shoe emporium,
splendid line
| dress shoes for fall and winter wear.
| The Py a beauty,
and is ji 1st as comfortable to the feet
as the Waukenphast and more sty lish,
The exodus from here un
pienie
instock a
iris shoe for Indies is
to attend the Grange
| remark large; hardly enough
i. mained here for police duty.
last WHS
ably re-
Potatoes in this section of the valley
out of every
bushel raised about one-half are decay-
ed. The corn crop will be immense,
H. C. Robi hardw
cery merchant, has just
first invoices
|
fire
in a bad condition:
S00, are and gro-
received his
in the dry goods line, such
ax shirts, hosiery and underwear, He
ral stock.
of Potters
here Sunday last, visiting
Miller's mother, Mrs. Charles Mil-
10 still continues iu a precarious
condition,
Dr. P. W. Leitzell
for Philadelphia.
Dr. Alexander,
have co
will now keep a gene
M. N. Miller and family,
Mills,
Mr.
lay
er,
were
wi
left Mondsy
During his absence
Mille, will
on
of Potters
barge of his patients,
——
nlyer.
-
Farmers are busy cutting off corn,
Wm. Walters, of Altooua,
raul days with his cousin, J.
er.
spent sev.
H. Moy-
Many people of thia vicinity attend-
¢d the Grauge picnic last week,
Bottorf was the
Miss Carrie Frazier, at Lio-
den Hall Sunday.
Miss Carrie guest of
her friend,
Philadel-
John Glas-
Mrs. Charles Hambly, of
phia, is visiting her futher,
OW,
Mrs. Lillian Hanopah, of Bpring
was the guest of Peter Boal, of
after ns-
the
I home
ie, D. CU, Keller at
iouse al Grange picoie
Oy €F purchased a very large
Thomas Weber one guy
Mrs,
Clara
Win.
aud
week
al Pive
and
LET,
ai days jast
rd Bubb,
vel was very unfortunate
{ week by belong eaught in
mill and
rated,
Lilroy,
Mrs,
t Huyetl's saw
wot badly lacs
visited
Amos
Week.
er, Miss
to visit
brother
accident
e Roush, of A
. Mr.
erat days §
and Bet-
ist
se to > Pes nn
aged mother and also Lis
who had a very bad
inst week.
Moyer lost a valu
day
J. H.
d
le
ab cow by
is week,
Wolfe Mouday
«Mss Carrie Bottort.
Ws fy — -
Rock Springs.
i=vase Lh
Af as
«% Maude
with her friend
spent
The
recovered from an a
has
{tack of dysentery.
Johu H. Nideigh is carrying his left
arm iu a sling, of a kick
from a horse,
Mr. Mrs,
took in the sights at
can last week.
Miss Ella Musser, one of Bellefonute's
charming joung ladies, visiting
friends iu this vicinity.
Elmer E. Ross and sister, of Le
mont, Suudayed with Merchant D. H.
Weaver, at Piue Grove Mills,
Alex. Tanyer, of Pittsburg,
through here ea route for his home in
Pine Grove Mills, on sick leave,
James B. Heberling, of Pine Grove
Mills, is in the Lumber city this week
stockiog his large furniture store for
| the fall trade.
Heury, Frank and George Homan
venerabi Joho J. Golheen
ou account
Daniel 1.
the
Johuson
Pau-Ameri-
and
is
ican this week,
| his arm broken last Sunday morniug,
by falling from a chair.
Wm. H. SBausserman, who
in the Altoona hospital
weeks, is visiting
| crutches.
| ou the railroad,
i
for several
friends
rote, spent last week in this valley.
| Morris, at Tyrone,
cronies io this section aud
the Grange picoie,
Rev. D. E. Hepler gave notice to hia
flock lust Sunday that be would preach
| 8 sermon on Bunday evening, October
| 6, on the Relation of Parents to Publie
| Behoels.
attended
BA.
| Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a Gront
| ‘avorite,
| The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
{ made iL a great favorite with people
| everywhere. It ix especially Jrised 4
mothers of small enildren for colds
croup and whooping cough, as it on
ways affords quick relief, aud it con-
tains no opium or other harmful drug,
ie Jhay be given as confidently to a
Sue na to an adult, For sale by, Mrs
As Haller, Livden Han, J oP
A MIGHTY SALE.
- nesday, Sept 25 at 9 A. M.
Of Samuel Lewin, Tom)
Pa.,
of the
le Commit
Bel Hefonte,
New
Sold in
York
inthe Hands
{ oO.
Salvage to bie
Days.
Samuel Lewin's,
est Clothier,
tire stock will be placed on sale
sold at retail at 27¢ on the dollar,
ginning Wednesday,
at Ya. m., and
I'he entire
and the stock has been placed in the
bands of the New York Salvage C
puny, the of
Kind in the
10 will
rapidly. This is the kind
and magnitude that bas ever occurred
in this
again,
jellefonte’s Grent-
September
positively closes in
days. stock must be sold
Oi
largest
world,
ustitution
Ax Li
| will
everytl
is sule
only lust days, ng KO
first of this
¢ity, and it
I'he
Bring
musi
Hever
ts
may occur
opening wiil made a
the
day
There
der
gala day. children.
will be
prove
nil Aud io ot tO
to you what tremendous sseri-
Hees must be
of the
will be
made, we mention a few
extraordinary bargaius that
offered. And be
1,006) different
We
it with you,
ar in ming
there ure articles we
csnpotl mention here. advise you
#0
get
this
wi pous
to save this and bring
that
exact
there is po
iy the
agument,
mistake that you
goods mentioned in
Remember, no p
New York
Compapy’'s sale will
DAYS. Just think
propositions, nnd
ROMs priced in
bit bad
ment, this great Salvage
FEN
slowing
that
client ¢
eh gr
of the |
fetuenmivr
in
ail
this a an
at
titne dur
52. bg
worth §
broug RK any
sfle,
A Fine Men's
Suit of
for
sitively
Clothes, all to match,
This sui
or your
{is Pp
money refunded at ar y titne
durivg the sale
il to
en's Boe dre
«00 or your m
Men's fine
in w
few
fined and others
Positively worth $22 to 835 or money
returned at soy Lime during sale.
] i
summer and win
than cost
Men's fiuest ter un-
derwear at a
production.
Joya’ suits and overcoals, worth
#4 50,
1,000 pairs of boys’ knee pants, worth |
$1, be.
Men's best quality, reinforced
Inundered shirts, worth £1, 200,
Good heavy work shirts,
19e,
ui
worlh #1,
Fine dress shirts, worth $1. 38¢
Men's bate, genuine Stetson shapes,
worth §3 sud §
A few hundred boys’ hats and caps,
worth $1, 10a
Men's fine silk embroid ered suspen
ders, worth 5c, Go
Good heavy socks, worth 35¢,
Over 5,000 neckties in all
worth from 50¢, to $1, 10e.
Meu's handkerchiefs, worth
Odd coats, odd ves!s and mackin-
toslies at your own price,
One thousand pairs of overalls, un-
(ibs
.
. SC
shades,
Joe, ac
other articles too
mention, among them
many for the ladies,
1,000 dozen men s shirts, sold the
world over from $2 to $3, sale price Ste.
Men's tine high grade winter under
Three thousand
1,000 dozen men's summer shirts and
18¢. up among thew
600 dozen umbrellas, among them
to $7.50, sale
These are all up-to-date, 1901 goods
You know the date, you know the day.
positively begins Wednesday,
25, and positively coutin-
ues for ten days only, st Samuel Lew
iu's, Temple Court, Bellefonte, Pa,
Do uot confound this sale with so-
called closing out sales, ete. This is a
legitimoate sale. Bellefonte's largest
everything will be sold. Positively
uo goods sold sud no one allowed in
the building until Wednesday, Bep-
tember 25, ut 9 a. m. Be sure you are
Hen, Look for the large sign, New
York Salvage Company.
NEW YORK SALVAGE CO.
(FOR SAMUEL LEWIN.)
"e ereby 4 agree to refund the mou:
ey ou all fouls priced sbove, if not sats
isfactory to the purchaser rue W,
MeGill Yond Udstave Kaufman, Mgrs.
N.B~- road. tate d to pare
Rathi pogo paul 10.
— A
| A SENSIBLE SUNDAY NEWEPAVER,
Men’s Shirts,
So Fromises the Sanday North Ameriean,
the First umber of Which Appenrs Qh -
Next Sunday, Shirts, 50
andl examine them,
COCR,
The
ember |
North American snnounees that on Sept
ah it wil the publication of a
ay y edition conditions demand of each met
ropolitan paper an issue every day in the year
The North American is sensibly obeying
demand, Rumors of this innovation have
begin
Buti
that
ir towh ot It will be like ix keen,
when it does anything
ONG Gls6
The North
does it better We handle the
and in the matterof 8 Buuday best in the mark
the kame rule Is expected to apply. .
thing, The North American promises
sunday Edition will be “different.”
andard of text and illus ration will be as
monthly magazine, It will
any sense, It will not |
eriify the trivial, neithe r will it make heroic
Ame ieat,
For ou
that of suy
Wt be “cheap” In
Men’s
Men’
§
Celis ald
s Heavy Shoes.
it of the silly and The
North American's motto is, “A sensiole Sunday
pepe’ and If it is such It eertaluly will be
rantand weloome,
the commonplace,
We also hay
Si OCH for
id
fall
iidii
twilistrive, of coursa,
aud 1
1
to be interesting and |
i
itertaining i
That goes without saying. |
coin writers and artists are of the
nd the magni
he North
first |
nt mechanical equip-
American jnsures perfect
details of the much |
tour: colored suppl e |
ition to the news sections and sheet |
There “ of
ors, devoled exclusively to w
Lion of fi
paper itself, this
will be
An elegant line
Fhere .
winter wear.
ments i ad
wip
peges fu oo
will be supplement eight
nn a
faterests, nu coml
Mir pages 10 colo rv, |
Viors aud a
VA CXDimining
wets Of muking
>.
A NHOME IN Tuk sour,
Do
bargain in stos
Escape the rigors of
ern Winter and enjoy
the thiand,
pw hisre can
another North-
the delights of
you
eek
Ni
lightfu
lat,
and
ri
be found more de
cliiwatie than in ourown South
Its winters sre mild and balms
i most cUlnIner does '
£ with it extremes of Lent
il e iu [xet, hie
isu eines of oli
tently,
an
a
Cle n Jaaok
stich 1 8
sew here,
inti whe
ide,
re Xt
aehime 4}
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J. A. REESMAN,
Centre Hall, Pa.
Portsmouth Va,
—
A. P. LUSE & SON
CEKTRE HALL. PA.
Cots sod Hralees Qalekly Headed
Pai iF
ITH =
i's lied to
jure
will
nanitweri
it, bruise
$1
Balm app
ii or like |
pain and
time
ii
ft
fiay foe
Joona than
any
iry is
leave a Ar.
ire rhenmalism,
and lameness F
Keller, Linden Hall,
eutre Hall
LU aless the inj
int
or
J
For bargains in
fLOOYING, SIDING,
GEILI IC, SASH,
COOR . BLINDS.
‘MOLD NGS. LATH. SHIRGLES.
We also keep on hand
and
CEDAR SHINGLES.
We have just received a car load
of 140,000 of these shingles.
—————
A. P. LUSE & SON.
H. F. ROSSNAN, . .| You wil find thee
—wbest brands of
Spring Mills, Pa.
29% 0% 99D
FLOUR
seo" aT%Tead
are kept by
JOHN S. AUMAN,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pillsbury Flour ana
John S. Auman Brand
are the best on the market,
BRAN,
SHORTS,
HOP
S40 & MIDDLINGS
always on hand,
Custoni chopping done at all thine
“1 also keep Balt on hand at all times
in in gtaje bags or nm burla sacks, Also
Baum's Poaltzy, H Stock Food
A new flour of prin ih wheat and su-
perior to Graham flour now fn stock,
CIDER Making Time
18 HERE AGAIN,
1 have a New Cider
Mill which will be
in operation
Wednesday
of...
Each Week
at...
Colyer, Pa.
You will .04d thy
work entirely
The price
per gallon
is vary low.
You ean not afford to
waste a single apple
this year.
- H. MEYER,
26 Highest prices paid for all kinds
(P77 A” XG
\ The Cure that Cures
@ Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
hooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Inc} Dient
Consumption,
of To )s
The cy REM RE:
Cures throat and lung diseases.
OM by al druggists: 25850as
IMR aC
Sold by J. F. Smith, Centre Hall : ¥. E. Wieland
Linden Hall: G. H. Lon g, Spring Mills
) w
Se
p
R. D. FOREMAN. WM. F. FLORAY
‘FOREMAN & FLORAY
{(Saccessors 10 Geo. W. Ocker)
«DEALERS IN
Grain, Coal, Plow, Mill Feed,
Salt, Fertilizers, Farming
Ra &c.
We pay the highest eash prices the
market will afford for all kinds of grain,
and at the same time will offer you
goods as mentioned above at the low-
est possible prices consistent with the
quality of goods,
We make a spocialty of
FLOUR
and carry in stock the best brands to
be oblaived any where, including both
winter and spring wheat varieties.
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, includin ha
pion Binders and Mowers, perior
Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
"Imperial
Plows - - -
Spring Tooth Harrows and One-Borse
Caitiontors, The Champion Binders
and dlguans, as well as the