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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE Harr, :. .
Accra
PENN’A.
X October 10, 1901.
AS Ai — BPR ASAI AU
ho. : \
m——/ Booch,
Jack Frost has made his appearance,
F mindiog us that cold winter fust
approaching.
is
all in shoek the
Crop is an excellent one throughout
this valley.
The potatbes are not all raised iu
The cor is abu!
this section yet the erop is hardly
average one, and bosides
pai of them rottening.
au
many comn-
Grandma Zettle returned home from
a1 extended visit with
Nut iy Valley.
Mrs. Miller, of Lock
hr sister Mes,
8 in'ay,
Howard and wife
frisads near Spring Mills on 8S inday.
Rov,
Hipressive
relatives
Haven, visited
Jumes Barger, over
Confer
S ERKuutz
sermon
lay evening
preached a
this
very
al
Nua from these words :
“Tw) meu weal up tothe temple to
pray; ihe one was a Pharisee and the
1
obtaer 1 Publican.
yy Harshbai-
heard
The merry toot of Kell
ger's thresher 1s again in our
Visl.ey,
il
bit
busiuess on Wednesday.
duet
I. Foust, formerly of this place,
now of Stoue Valley, was
H i
1g a boarding house for Kulp |
Liamber Co, at that place,
’ fiere on
is Coi-
Ex-postinaster J. D. Loug, of Spring
Mills, 1s improving tis farm property
by
aud
Jor
Wor
putting a new roof on the house |
i 4
building a large manure shed
y
Zettle is delog the carpenter
Jerry
trustin
K is a first-class mechanic
their
asiret wil
workwausuip ke manuoer,
auy oue e 4 Work Lo him
Can res it be done
ina
———pe
Farmers Millis.
David
enough
Med
Lo jose
wd I
* troubled with the same disease
Mr. and Mi
din tay with friends at Millheim,
aol was
# valuable horse last
Ween, £1 a8 at £ another
presen
s. Charles Stover, spent
Wi. Weaver, who has been on the
i Iw
week, is seriously iil
" edy
PR the past
at this wrung ; Lope {ol
hils »}
recovery,
George Rishel and family, spent
J. H. Risuel,
Bn,
qe
Sunduy wita bis brotuer
srs (
a week's vacation visiting friends and
iv
sivin QGarvrie is taking
reint Miss Lottie Armibruster, an
accoinplished young iady, is filling
Her vicaucy.
Wm. Auman, of Spring Miils ; Wm-
Bradioird and Sidney Kuhn, of Cen’
tre Hall, at Allred
Bradford's ou Buuday.
George
Were Lhe guests
Kline, speat Sunday with
8 Han uel Fye
J. H.
is rece
Rishel, the hustling merehant,
ving uew goods daily. It
you
ae ming for bargains dog't fail to
Cail OL EL.
cM ry
Penns Cave.
Jolin Ream accompanied by David
Musser left for Ohio where ex-
they
pect to visit their friends aod sequaint-
ances,
Iie y may “iso go to Buffalo,
Howard Weaver
accident last week,
wel with quite an
While returning
froma Bellefonte his horse was frighten- |
ed and became unmanageable, He was
art somewhat, and his buggy injured
Wanted —Some one to explain who |
and whal the New York storage com-
pany is,
Whit would be the matter with hav- |
ing singing school in this vicinity ¢
Hurry the accomplished |
Hagan,
er of Farmers Mills, is seen going |
to bis school regularly. The return of a |
teach
Indy friend sometimes resulis in a new
boarding place. i
Jacob Musser and son Clarence took |
a fiying trip to State Unllege last Bun i
any.
Daniel Ream, the sportsman, is pre- :
pariog himself for n winter's ener je ;
ment, but whether it is for the deer or |
“dear ix a question to be decided. !
Wim. Weaver is seen hauling corn to
Centre Hull. He ix a hustler, :
Samuel Rupp visited io this section
last week :
H. D Rwemsn made a busicess trip |
to Beli-fonte last Tuesday. i
Herman Limbert
cul in be finger while
Calvin Rishivls, disabling
work for an week.
Walluee White and
expect to the
acadeiny.
Mrs. Allies White went to Axe Mann
to take care of her grandson, who ar-
rived at the home of Clavion Walters,
If the population through Brush
Valley continues to incresse corres
pondingly ne it has sioce the taking of
the census, the enumerator will be
obliged to prepare extra sheets for that
purpose
hind a deep gash |
threshing at |
bim from |
John Rossman |
attend Spring Mills
retest s————
Yenger & Davis’ shoes store Belle.
foute, Pe.
Is —————
Heribner's Magazine for October has
an attractive colored cover by Walter
Appleton Clark—The first design of
thix kind that he bas made. The
number is also rieh in illustrations by
such seeomplished artists as Howard
Pyle, F. ¢, Yohn, Henry Hutt, W. R, |
Leigh, aud Loulse 1, Heustls,
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NOVEMBER COURT.
Jury Commissioners Announce The Men
Who Shall Hear Evidenge
Court commences November 18, and
will continue for three weeks.
long term is necessary owing to the
fact thas but
held in August,
GRAND JURORS, NOV, 25,
H. Jones, railroad lab rer, Rush.
Wm, Cunafugham, foreman 8, Philipsburg,
Willan Cason, farmer,
P'. Miller
Ww.
pring
Geoige laborer
spriug
Charles Keyes, laborer, Boggs.
3
SRIIDUS: Swarm barber,
Fremont Hartsock
Boge.
farmer, Huston
Miles
Paton,
r, State College.
dlefonte.
Manussos Stover, laborer
Buaun Parson, fireman
Rk. 6G, Glean, hardware d
Edward swiler, laborer,
cusul, Fenn,
Hdfmoon,
Renticinan Pallipsburg.
Har Patton,
ith,
Frank Moyer, Larmer, Poller —_—
Philipsburg.
ulpsburyg.
J. Vuneda, mes
K niller, Inoorer
« B. R
William E
We
SOCK, lirewman
'
Jacob sm
laborer, Howard.
harles Fravk, laborer, 8
Frank Lukeubaik, cashier,
Juhu Calinbav, Isborer, Rush
David B
phirock mer, Benuer
Spring
Bon .
Frankenberger, laborer, Penn.
IAL WEEK
Bultier, labor r,
arence Tale, plumber
ose pt Peters, tRrmer shag
B
JURODRS-Nov. 18,
Howard,
hin Stouse, farmer, Beuner
mas Swartz, clerk, Poti
Jolin Wirth,
« iH. Riue, 1}
igfried
wmborer, Mi)
llefonte
CIN ©
Bogs
et, Miles
ward Haro
Bellefonte
lipsburg
carpet wenver, Boggs,
tnmber man, Bogge.
sik, comchmaker, Philipsburg.
efoute
, feporter, Bel
iner, Rush,
Gly engineer, Saow
alrey
leher
howe
erty.
Pe —
Marnson, laborer, Unionville,
td C, Whippo, cleik, Worth,
i ia wrar
NOOoW Shoe
DOOMED!
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings st
12} Cents on the dollar,
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{| October 12, at 9 a. m.
stock of Samuel Lewin, Temple Court,
Bellefonte, Pa , has been sold by the
{| Attorney . M,
i delphia Auction & Commission
| Market street, Philadelphia, Pa ’
Bpot Cash Kings of the world
ower,
£0,
the
The Philadelphia Avetion & Com
mission Company sre forced to vaca
the building before Octal er 2th as ths
room has been leased to another
to take effect Oct. 20th.
ed, and the stock must be sold in
en days at 121 cents on the dollar,
party
We are dou mn
Ney
Bale begius Saturday, Oct. 12th, a
i
The opening will he guln i
bring the children.
nl
A FREE BAND TOURNAMENT
there at openis w
Saturday, Octobwr 12. at 9a m
The sale closes in 7 days positivels
Below we quote a few prices ta shoa
bargains will bu
offered, and this great sale he
BATURDAY. Ont i
As thix sale will last only seven dave |
This
that has ever |
Tins
12th, 9a m
evervthing will
the firet sale of this kind
occtirred in this city, and it may never |
Zn rapid iy wn i
occur agin: and in order to pe
anerifioes
you what tremendons
NB 20, SN SSAA A SA FE ——
sist tor Pune
CL
‘meriesn bxpo- 1 Mlen’s Shirts,
whi beri
The Pennwylvanin Rallroad Com pu-
of true Pun-Amerions
Philndelphia
aecotint
Exposition, from mal
Round
inl train leaving Philadelphia at 8 44
A M, Hurrishurg 1150 A. M, Buu-
Radcliffe
cul trains connecting therewith, and |
good to return on regular trains with- |
in seven days, cluding day of excur- |
will be gold at rate of $9 80 from |
Prenton, $9 00 from Philadelphia, $0 00 |
fram Laucaster, 38 40 from Harrisburg, i
We handie the
best in the market
sig,
Winchester, and proportionate |
tes from other points, hese tickets |
will not be good in Pullman parlor or |
Btop |
of 50 minutes will be made at William- | We alec have a
for luncheon. For specific thine e 3 av
and rates, consult local ticket sgents. | D or ial
0.028,
HOES
i
pay —
2 HOME IN HE soUrd,
‘Men’s Pants.
Eseape the rigors of another North-
An elegant line
winter
the Southland,
Nowhere can be found a more de | WUAr,
Its winters ure mild and bali
HI Host Chases >t not
g Wi h ilsuch
found e
nid tiller toes
extremes of heat
sew here, In faet, thie
a land where vXiremes of oli
and can se gquently,
{hivr
fe
ire
u
inte gre avoided,
“un healthful and altog desirable
es mf 3
»
Contr
ERR
of emigration bas turned
: } §
LR HOW Rie SIR HEIEITT
ten that this favored
this
Wend
ind
fertility
bh wud
power cotuinuend it
“rut of nny
8 home where Northern
ny carve out
HIS TROUT Ces
is utnsral
fit Waller
fil
one who seeks
thriit aod
3
lo
es 1 ¥ ating
Do
argain i
YOu
ali
ciel plise ;
wl} aenn
he
Megboard Ar wil wav,
Pmt iraed * 11:0 pation and
be made, we mention a8 few
tranrdinary bargains that wi
fered And id thers
1000 different articles we cannot
tion here.
snd bring it with vou, so that 14,
bear in mir Bre
Fri
We advise vou to save thi
re {
no mistake that vou get exsctliv 1
goods mentioned in this doctiment
Remember, 1
great Philadel hi
mission Co's sale
Just think of
osjtions,
f his
and remeniber
days,
in tl
is
priced
brought nek any
HK) boys’ knee pat
cents,
Men's fine «ilk
ders worth 750, be
ks wort}
Good heavy sw : )
Men's handkerchiefs worth 15 2
Fine suit of men’s clothes, sll to
mateh £1 68
This suit is positively worth £1250
returned at any time
during the sale,
Men's fine
Neoteh plaids §3 68
Worth $15 or vour
stills In cheviots and
money refunded
tary
not satisfied
Men's splendid suite in velour finich.
This
ions
i
ed cassimeres, all
positively worth $18 or yi
back.
Silk and
plain checks and stripes, 86 45
suit is positively
sizes $4 5
fu
ur
sitter
This
sutin lined dress
worth §22
Men's extra fine dress suits in all
latest styles and
and satin lined, equal to the fines:
tailor made to for §7
shades, heavy
order suit,
Men's five dress pants O8¢ Worth
Men's fine trousers for Sunday wear |
$238
Positively worth §5,
ey returned.
About $250
Lol pe
oO ROG $¢ OF
overcoats, anme
$7.50
Honey
wil
§
o
lam Motz
mania, 1 Liberty.
goumaker, Taylor,
contractor, Belief wite,
sckunith Millbeim,
farmer, Ferguson,
Hepa su hed
un
Jolin U, Marks, w
Wa. LL.
Eller; Brown, b
Slee
Bamtel Harpater,
C. L. Grimms, farmer
CB fa tue | Harris
Eaoeh Hugg, merch «aut, Philipsburg,
Calon
Caatre Hall
« Miles,
his
Warren Lonsberry, laborer
WwW. H
Jou F Roser, immer, Milks
J. U. Wian, saddier, Bellefoute,
Toomass Bechitol, farmer, Liberty,
L. E. Rogers, fa mer, Walker,
Samuel Campbell, inborer, College,
Win. Go riand, liveryman, Rush.
John Gels or, clerk. Beligionte,
J. W Bmith, merchaut, Millbeim,
Joseph B, Miler, Spring.
Clhsties Beck, Larimer, Walker,
Geurge Mostin, laborer. Kush.
James Wert, farmer, Potter,
Jotits Wiilisws, mtiler, Worth
W. Port, tenmeter, Belle foute,
Harrison =tige, laborer, 8. Phiipsburg.
J weph Peters, gentlemen, Pul tpsburg.
Seymour oufer Aroman, Boggs.
A C Eckley, laborer, Suuw Ehoe.
H. F. Yearick, tencher, flarris,
W. E Hagen, carpenter, Geegy.
Geo, Sensor, carpenter, Udon,
Oscar Wetzel. clerk, Bellefonte,
Henry Lowery, earpen er, Bellefonte.
Win, Chandler, laborer, Huston,
A. J, swartz laborer, Spring,
Charles Fleming, laborer 3oov Shoe
Goo Redes, earpenter, Colluge,
KR. M. Masser, tluner, Phillpeburg,
Harry Choney , merchant, Wor h,
A ————
Have you a sense of fullness in the
region of your stomach after pating?
Ifwo you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, They also cure belohing and
cur stomuch. They regulate the
bowels too. Price, 25 cents, Sold
F. Bmith, Centre Hall
We guaraates aud stand by every
pair.of shoes that loaves our store
-
Bartolome w agen
———
Cruy
w
Men's foest summer and winter gi. |
Boys’ suits and waortl
$4 50, 98 cer 1s
Men's best quali'y, reinforeed
: ; '
Overcoals,
Utes |
Good hervy work shirts, worth 81, 19.
Fine dross shirts, worth $1 880.
Men's hats, grouine Stetson
worth $3 and 85 98 cena,
Afew hundred boy hats sod caps,
worth $1, 9 cents,
Odd eoats, odd vests ard nisekis -
toshes at your own price,
One thousand pairs of overalls,
fon made, worth $1, 20 cents,
3000 other articles ton numero
mention, among the many for
ladies,
1000 degen men's shirts, sold the
word over from $2 (0 88, sale pric Gh,
Men's fine high grade winter ues
went at § former price,
1000 dozen men’s summer shirts sid
drawers from 18¢. up, among thew
many silk garments,
| hese are all Gpetodate, 1901, goods
You know the dae, sou know the ny.
Bale positively begins Saturdays Oet,
13, and positively oontinues for 7 cuss
only, st Samuel Lewin's, Temple
Court, Bellefonte, Pa. Do not eon.
found this sale with so caller closing
out sales, ete. This bs a legitimate sale,
Bellefonte’s Largest Clothing Store jg
doomed —foreed from the building
are forced to make this sale, and every.
thing will be sold. Be sure you ure
right, Look for the large sign, Phila.
delphia Auction & Commilssion
THE PHILADELPHIA AUCTION
+ &UCOMMISSION(O
AMOS MULLS AUER, Business Mgr.
+ B=Railrond Fure paid to putehns.
wim pw La
»
tes
thie
traversed Hy
tt wi
orkid
UC rales, 11
Pa oad
nlorn ation
nine dd of muy
IN
£5 Wi in
wigs faut # 4
sh saeul
hie € prado y
Faster
i Fb
5
fi¢ ¢f.
Bmith,
New Fall
e
I ET
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tiv and pre
' special a
d
A
A P.LUSE & S
CENTRE HALL. PA.
“rs iN
Winter
DR
NO
BOOT
IR
(O00 DS,
S
Nand SHOES,
UBBER GOODS,
y
Ti
» N
FLOO TING, SIDING,
CEILING. SASH,
JOORS. BLIEDS
M0. DINGS. LATH. SHIVGLES.
We also keep on hand
Sites #
$A %
4 1 &
i i
(NR O
whore
&
NY eis
and
Pring Mie Pa- | CEDAR SHINGLES.
CIDER Mk ng Time| i
I= HERE AGAIN,
I have o New Cider
We have just received a var
i 1
la Mid Cw
fof 140,000 of these shingles,
Mil whien wil be
Ls A. P. LUSE
We ne sgay You will find thee
: wbest brands of
Each We k
VON BUH VY UV URE
at...
Colye , Pa. : FLOUR
Yo i wit Rh ah a Te Sh WWE WE WWE WN)
01 witli fil thy
War Koning y
or — are kept by
JOHN S. AUMAN,
CENTRE HILL, Pa.
Pillsbury Flour ana
John §. Auman Brand
are the best on the market.
BRAN,
The pre
er gulion
I= very low,
Youran nol affwd
wanio un single apple
J. H. MEYER
a ¥
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Tusurance Companies
in the world.
The Best Is the Cheapest.....
No mutunle ; no assessments,
+.Monay fo Loan on First Mortgage
Office in Crider's Stone Building,
alway on hand,
Custom choppiog done at all tim
pe eh Sl nnd tal tis
rain b rlap snoks. Ad
Baum's P Slur, Rum. 3 Bek hn
A new ent heat a .
A Swat flout now in stoek.
Colds,
Grippe,
Cough, Asthma,
nd Incipient
pn
MEDY”
\ Su ng diseases.
DOM by al drugs 25850
Rr cs
- 1
Cures 4
RASS.
ix
Hk sive all
th, Contre Bgl)
F. E. Wieland
Linden Hall; G. H. Lo £: Spring
Mills,
D. FOREMAN WM. FP. FLORAY
OREMAN & FLORAY
{(Bucoemmors 10 Geo, W. (x kor)
DEALERS IN-—
ral ET: Tes
Coal, Lill Feed,
salt, Fertuizers, Farming
Implements,
| We pay the highest cash prices the
{market will afford for all kinds of grain,
{and at the same time will offer you
goods as mentioned above at the Tow
est possible prices consistent with the
quality of gorda
We make a specialty of
FLOUR
and carry in stock the best brands to
be obtaived anywhers, including both
winter and spring wheat varieties.
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, including Cham
plon Rinders and Mowers, Superior
Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
Imperial
Plows - - -
Spring Tooth Harrowa and Om
Cultivators, The Champioa Bi
Drill: have aa sas limon t Supet
oain ed reg
tor durability, light “
of tion
Bohor & Gi iw’
ular sinee
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1880, as the twat