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THE CENTRE REPORTER. |
CENTRE Harr,
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PENN’A. { Miss Mary Moyer returned home
| Monday after spending some time at
| Spring Mills visiting and also attend-
ing to the sick.
{ Howard Shadow and David Young,
{ who employed at
Ross Grove and wife, of McElaveys | spent Sunday at home.
Fort, Sundayed at the home of Wm. Mrs. Lillian Hannah and Miss Min-
Brouse, ou Main Street. | nie Floray, of Georges Valley, spent |
Farmer Amos Koch, with bis moth- Saturday Sunday with their
€F and wife, are visiting friends in | friend, Miss Katie joal, aud also at-|
Millheim this week.
Mrs. J. A. Aikens, of Bellefonte,
visited at the home of Rev. C. T. Ai-
kens the beginning of the week.
J. H. Bhrive and wife, of Hanover,
after a very pleasant visit to this town,
left for their home Monday morning.
From the amount of shooting slong
Tussey Mountain the frisky tribe must
Le plenty.
Farmers are busy cribbing the largest
crop of corn for some years past.
tober 17, 1901.
Pine Grove Mills.
are
and
tended the festival,
Among the al the home of |
Wim. Moyer were Miss Myrian Moyer,
Lydia Ishler, Sallie Wright, Minnie |
Fabringer, Ella Royer Blanche
Meyers; all report a pleasant
time,
Hugh Runkle, of Tus seyville, was a
Jas. |
guess
and
very
guest at the ome of his brother,
Runkle,
Messrs,
Arthur
Ral
Holderman
the hi
Dauiel Fahripg er,
ph and Wm. Rickert, |
and Orvis Lee |
D. D. G. M. Glossner, of Eagleville, 1est8 ut nue of their friend
was present last Saturday evening and
installed the newly elected officers of John Wingard is the owner of about
Penns Valley Lodge 276 I. 0. O. F. of | five bushels of hickory nuts; now girls |
this town as follows: N. Gd, A. B
Bailey; V. G.,, I. H. Bailey; perma- Miss Fahringer returned |
heut secretary, M. KE. Heberling; re- | home after making her home for some
cording secretary, F. W. Graham: | time with the family of David Mey-
treasurer, J. G. Heberling; warden, W. | «
H. Fry; conductor, J. B. Heb: rling;
R.8.toN. G.,, H. M. Krebs; L. to |
N.G,J W. Kepler; R. 8B. to V. G., G.
Ii. Harper; L, 8. to V. G., J. B. Piper;
Guardian, H. W. Frantz; I.
dian, Wm. H, representative,
Dr. J. B. Krebs; alternate, A. 8. Walk-
er; trustees, J. B. Heberling, W. H.
Fry, A. G. Archey; chaplain, A. J.
Tate; R.B.8,J.W. Fry; L. 8. 8.
John Genno,
sel your cap for John.
x 2
Minnie
rs, at
I
Colyer Mills cornet band was well at-
lering the unfavorable
Tussey ville,
‘he festival held at Zion Hill by the |
HN.
tended consi
weather,
Mrs, Henry left
Mrs one day |
week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
8. Guar- | Shadow
i $
Fas
Fi
Goss;
ank Tr Pleasant Gap.
Potters Mills.
rs Robert
Foreman, of!
Mr. and M
i, passed through this place
Centre Hal
Sunday on their way home from Lew- |
the
Bo
ify cmt
alsburg
they visited with
faintly of Jeff Bhafler.
Miss Lizzie Fou
ISlOowWD, where
Here we are again after a rest of a
few months.
The Modoe hunting party held their
anoual meeting at the home of En
uel Saturday
time aud place for
was decided upon.
L. dMothersbaugh made
trip to Slab Cabin Monday,
t hi turned home
~ iN r
sister Laura |
IaL-
I'he
hunt fia were Li bellefonte
Peters evening. bh, wife and son
Monday
ing in about
this year's
a business
wife made
Jobin Stamm, one of the prosperous kK on busi-
farmers of this peighborhood. made a
busivess trip to State College Thurs n made atrip
day last. 1
Miss Beulah Fortoey nade a busi- and
for
mouth
sON loyd, |
where
with her
ness trip to’ Centre Hail Saturday, Obio,
Robert McRea aud family, of Piits- fn
burg, are visiting at the howe of his
father-in-law, 8. H. Bailey.
John Fortuey working
plastering trade in Centre Hall, i
Burt Allen was to State College on rs, Jonn ‘hi leitler her
Mouday. old maid to hol to Shamokin, where |
take pity on him as he very home |
lonely since Blanche left.
Warren Bailey “04”
called at the home of P. H. Meyer «
Saturday.
Mr. Sunday and Miss Minerva Beck,
of Penna Furuace,
the howe of Michael Segner.
Rob. Mothersbaugh aud friend, Mr,
Francis, members the
man class of Sate College, called at
the Hillside farm Sunday,
Rev. A. A. Black and wife
tendiog Synod in
week.
Charles Waguoer, of Rellefoute, was
seen in luowu Sunday.
Johu From, who lives on the Foster |
farm at State College, trausacted busi-
ness iu town Monday,
ber and other relatives,
Foie
-— »> -
the Miltheim,
is al
shipped
Some ought
ke her future
r. Mrs. Barns.
10 Was recently mar- |
100Ks
State College,
‘gr
)i ig io the house |
Hughes- |
er daughter |
a few days |
spent Sunday at
Wolf's
of |
G1!
home
of sub Fresh-
. i
are st- uted the Duck |
formerly oceu-
Mr. Maize |
near future and |
om on Main
M. (.
py i
Philadelphia this | pr
pied by CGtephiart,
will oem in the
embark in merchandising
The to
Hew gros
whi council is hav ing several
ustructed along Main |
dd work of improve |
until the general |
wi is improved,
Y on of Altoona, |
its of Miss Ada Breon, on |
Miss Mrs. |
sinters,
P Street.
HPL ong on
wes Lowder, of Oak Hall, accompa- |
condihion
a4
nied by Miss Bessie Gratuley, called at
Dr. Kidder's sunday.
Mrs. Heury Gingerich and daugh-
ter Rosella, of Cedar ( reek, were in
town Saturday.
Prof. Gettig, principal of the Lin-|
den Hall schools, passed through this
place Saturday.
Some of the hustling farmers are
through husking corn and have most
of their fodder stored away.
Several horse buyers were through |
this part of the county last week buy- | friend, Mrs. Beaver,
ing up old horses, of which they | Miss Hessie Sturgis, who is now a
bought a number at fair prices. | student at Dickinson Seminary, Will.
Messrs. Will Hunter and Charles | iamsport, was home over Sunday.
Mothersbaugh, two bright young mien
of this place, visited at State College |
Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Buarehfield, of Altoo-| James Roukle and family were out
na, is visiting amoung friends at this | for chestnuts on Baturday; they did
place. | not succeed in getting any worth men
Theodore Boal returned Monday to | very scarce’ this
visit with bis family at this! year,
place. He had been absent for several | Madison Moyer went to Altoona to
months on a trip to Colorado, | work.
Lee SBegner aud sister Phronie re. | Hugh Runkle expects to leave for
turned from a trip to the Pan-Ameri- | Lewistown next week, where he will
ean. work io the axe factory.
Wm. Goheen spent last Tuesday Maurice Runkle and Charles Mitter-
amoung friends at State College, Hog attended ehureh in Centre Hall
Daniel Keller, of Warren, IIL, is | Sunday eveding,
visiting his brother, David Keller, at | Miss Sadie Dorman, of Zion, gave
this place. the last of hier term of music lessons
Messrs, Frank MeFarlane and Jas, | 00 this side Saturday,
Bryron spent Saturday ameng friends | PD. H. Meyers has improved his
in Fillmore, They came home by way | *Kimming station by weather board-
of Bellefonte and Frank rang the | 108 and painting it.
ilgnimedl
(““Bell”)a while he was there. Yeager & Davis’ shoe store Belle
a
fonte, Pa.
Have you a sense of fullnesss in the
region of your stomach after eating?
If so you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tabiets. They also cure belching and
regulate the
bowels too, Price, 25 cents. Sold b
Mire. J, W. Keller, Linden Hall; J,
r. and Mrs tm,
were the Riles
Pe
Yocum ure
J. P. Condo left on Monday morn-
ing for Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New Yotk, and will be gone the great-
er part of the week.
Miss Mary Hartman went to Balti-
more Tuesday morning to visit friends; |
she was joined at Mifflinburg by her
Breon and
nn Sireet
i
os fp font
Tusseyville,
tioning as they are
of A
Darby, a suburb of Philadelphia,
can now be reached by telep hone over
the U. &T. T. Company lines,
A A AAI
Write Grant Hoover for prices on
instirance, 00s
The Hessian fly is ravaging on the
early sown wheat in Mifflin county.
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We guarantee and stand by ever ;
8 y y Greatest cloth and leather cleaner on
of shoes that leaves our stor¢—
& Davis, Bellefonte,
| Special Excursion to Pan-Amerienn Expo-
i sition,
{ The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
Rain on Sunday prevented the Sab- | ,,.' yi} yup a excursions to Buf
going for chest | falo on account of tne Pan-American
Exposition, from Philadelphia and
adjoining territory, on September 20,
October 2, 8, 17, 25, and 29. Round-
> fo : trip tickets, good going only on spec-
W. H. Bmith, of the firm of Smith | ial train leaving Philadelphia at 8.44
| Bros, took a load of fine furniture to! A M, Harrisbarg 1 60 A. M., Bun-
dellefonte. They are dnto-date bury 103 P. M., Williamsport 2.30 P.
Bed toute. Fhey are up-to-date fueni IM. Lock Haven 306 P, M., snd on lo-
Eh | eal trains connecting therewith, and
{ good to return on regular trains with-
| in seven days, including day of excur-
sion, will be sold at rate of $9 80 from
$9 00 from Philadelphia, $9.00
from Lancaster, $8.40 from H arrisburg,
| $7.25 from Altoona (via Tyrone ), $10
Mifflinburg in trimmiog bats. She | from Winchester, and proportionate
has just returned from eastern cities | 8168 from other points. These tickets
a ; .. | will not be good in Pullman parlor or
with all the late styles, and prices ju | sleeping ears in either direction. Stop
reach of all; eall and be convinced. | of 30 minutes will be made at William.
Tuesday the hunting season opened | sport for luneheon For specific time
with If | aud rates, consult local ticket agents
! 0.029,
every
Spring Mills,
{ bath breakers from
| nuts,
| Mrs. John Breon and daughter Le- |
|
| na Suudayed with relatives at Coburn.
Lizzie Stover has opened a new mil-
linery store in her mother’s house near
$ 3 : i
Miss Lizzie has been em- |
: . Trenton
ployed for many years with Mrs. Kate | :
bang ! everywhere,
that fired
down a squirrel or a pheasant
gume was killed the first day,
Merchant OT.
bang !
shot wis brought |
the
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all A HOME IN THE SOUTH.
Corman spent sev- | Escape the rigors of another North.
Just received a fine line of Men's
Shirts, 50 cents, 75 cents and
and examine them,
Radcliffe S0ES p———————ica 0
2A: 6 4
ed di i7
We handle the 1
best in the market for
Men’s Heavy Shoes.
We also hav Eas
Shoes for
1
i
{ern Winter and en
i the Bouthland, |
Au-| Nowhere can be found a more de- |
| lightful climate than in ourown Routh |
of | lund, Its winters are mild and balmy |
. . | and in most cases Bummer does not |
with Smith | bring with it such extremes of heat gs |
| are found elsewhere, In fact, the!
Centre Hall, was in | South isa land where extremes of eli
mapy | Mate are avoided, and consequently,
WARY is a healthful and altogether desirable
| loeation
J.D. Long is giving the brick store! The tide of emigration has turped
H. | Southward, for it is now alone in clim-
| atic advantages that this favored land
excels, but its resources, the fertility
{ of its soil and its mineral wealth and
sbundant water power comnmend it to
{ the thoughtful consideration of any
{ one who seeks a home where Nort bern
thrift and enterprise may carve out
en the strength |
iit
joy the delights of
John Zerby moved into
man's house,
Dr. H Alexander
Potters Mills, spent a day
Bro's,
Prof. Krise, of
town shaking hands
papas
N. and wife,
with his
i
Massage For the Sealp.
t
' wi SUCCeRS
The Beaboard Air Line inilway, in
{ order to stimulate jnve stigation aud to
| assist in opening up the fine territory
| traversed by its Hoes, announces tha!
| it will sell to prospectors and sett ers,
{ tickets way or round trip, at
| greatly reduced rates, imformation BR
i Lo which may be obtained of ANDY srent
J tar representative of the Company.
3 2 C. Horton, Eastern Pass. Agent,
ge } i853 Broadway, New York ¢ ity,
» | W. H Dory, Get'l Agt. Pass Dept.,
i 1434 New York Ave, Wash. D. ©.
1C.L P, N. E. Pass et.
4 i Washington St., Boston Mass
1H. BR Duval. Pass Agent,
| Continental Trust Bldg., Balt
i R. E. L. Bi Gren’ Pass,
! offsmouth Va
The hair falls ou
of it to sustain its |
id a new hair will
the root Is dis-
each person has
When
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small
lefonte
ww - - -> -
When you want a pirasant physic
i try the new Chamberiain's
' | Stomach and Liver Tablets Fhev are
121 enry to take and pleasant in eflect,
$ | Price, 25 cents. old by Mrs. J. W.
| Keller, Linden Hall :J. F. Smith.
| Centre Hall,
I
i
i
vite yy,
Ve have just received a fall |
Of
line
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
RUBBER GOODS,
break.
* pleasure of a
Dogs of Alnska,
The dogs of Alaska are called mala . .
- ots between and in faet eve rything ke pt ir
a first-class country store.
a dog
wWoil
work in barns
They do bark,
& peculiar bowl. They have
long hair and can sleep in the open
and
after their birth.
yiut have
B ROOD
sot y '
not We invite all to come to £00 us |
and look over our stock of |
f
1 1 1 . 4 ’ :
goods before bus ing eisew here, i
.. HF. ROSSNAN, . .
Spring Mills, Pa.
CIDER Making Time
IE HERE AGAIN,
1 have a New Cider
Mill whion will be
in operation
Wednesday
of,
Eac
at
Co
The price
or gallon
very low,
y
ui
1d seal
blubber. They are fed once a day, usu-
ally «t night.
For Bare, —A first-class range, The
Jewel, in good condition, as good as
new, at the Reformed passonage,
ition p—
Bale Register,
C.J. FINKLE October 20.9 a m i mils
south west of Spring Mills 3 horses 8 sows young
cattle, hogs, implements, hotse bold gels. The
stock is mostly Polled Angus and (n good eon
tion. The stock oonsisis of 3 horses, § cows, two
of which are Polled Angus: 3 heifers, one is a
Polled Angus: Polled Aogas ball 3 months old,
bull 1% months old, § heifer calves, three are
Polled Angus: bull calf, 2 fat hogs, 5 shoats, and a
full set of farm implements, including Deere
ay loader, Boientioe feed grinder, De Laval
Cream separator, new Lop bugey. new road wagon.
All these goods will be sold as he will ave
the farm to go Into the mwercnntile business at
Spring Mills.
MAGGIEand D F YOUSNG-«Nov 2 at g p.m.
on the premises, 3 miles from Colyer, sixty
acres of land, one haif cleared snd in god con -
dition, having house and bara and all the neces
sary out building on the premises,
EVANS HEIRS, Potiers Mills, Friday, Oct
25, 12:30 p. wm. house and lot, household goods,
cow, Bay ete.
CORMAN HEIRS «Spring Mill, Saturday,
Oot. 26.1 B m., house and lot in the vidage of
Spring Mills,
Mn Boron: -1 desire to give notice to the pa be
He through the columns of your paper, thet 1
expect to make public sale this fall of ail wy
farm implements and stock. | have a pretty
complete se’ of farm implementa, some of them
ond as new. Whi sell the following stork: One
eavy work horee. I young wares 3% years oid,
¥
i
h Week
. . .
lyer, Pa,
You will find tha
wirk entirely
satisfactory.
You ean not afford to
waste a single apple
this year.
J. H. MEYER,
COLYER, PA.
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world,
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments.
++» Money fo Loan on First Mortgage
Office In Crider's Stone Bullding,
Bellefonte, Pa.
will work anywhere, 6 year old driving ware
safe and sound, three 2 your old colts one 11g
year old coll, two of the above ure Hambieto
nians, well mated and will make exesilont driv.
ers, These horses std colts are without a blem-
ish, sound and wil right, twelve milk cows, a lot
of well bred Short horn oatile, a flock of good
shicep. about thirty head of hogs aud pigs, seven
breeding sows, they are good ones,
This stock will be sold as Aapatio quit farm.
ing aud will have to use for it, since the
Ogutre Hall . was suiabi 1 have
turned my aitention hoop ng cows and .
tug hogs; | bave found # to bea profitable busi.
_ hile doubt sme
ing the present year from ten cows |
to he creamery over wenly tons of milk,
alent Wo pind of oe ro #8 their books will
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An elegant
winter wear.
Kreamer & Son, tate Hal, ra.
The Red Cross L=ads
Do
¢ Pe 3 $ 4
UArgain in stoves !
Vou re;
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Cail and
price
prices low
Among otl
RED CROSS Doub]
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MPERIAL
RANGE.
RED CROSS
RANGE.
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pouting and rooling are giv
J. A. REESMAN., Centre Hall, Pa.
A P.LUSE & SON | Po
CENTRE HALL. PA. 3
XK Ae™
e Cure that Cures
Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronachitl d Incipient
Consur tion, is
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CEILING. SASH, | 4 The GERMAN a
DOOR®. BLINDS. ey throat and \ung diseases.
MOLDINGS. LATH. SHIAGLES. oy 3h drugysts. 254 5S0cls
We also keep on hand
Wun,
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4 how J
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{| Linden Hall: G.
MILL." HALL." BRICK
and FOREMAN & FLORAY
CEDAR SHINGLES, | noo
DEALERS IN—
7 : . (Grain. Coal Flour 1 F
We have just received a car load |GT10, Coal, Flour, Mill Feed,
of 140,000 of these shingles. salt, Fertilizers, Farming
~~ Implements, &c.
A. P. LUSE & SON. We pay the
% Srp
1h, Centre Hall : #. E Wiclard
H. Lot g, Spring Mills
RD FOREMAN
WM. F. FLORAY
highest cash prices the
market will afford forall kinds of grain,
and at the same time will offer you
goods ax mentioned above at the low.
est possible prices consistent with the
quality of goods,
We make a specialty of
FLOUR
and carry in stock the best brands to
be obtained anywhere, including both
winter and spring wheat varieties,
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, including Chame
pion Binders and Mowers, Superior
Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
Imperial
Plows - - -
ing Tooth Harrows snd One-horse
Silikhom. The Shatuplon Sinders
owers, as well as
Drills, have an established
repu
tor durability, lightness of d
LER i, i
Custom chopping done at all times 18 toe pene oe
: I also keep at all times
ular since 18830, as the best re
n grain eau Also Vow
Ban's Poaliry, Horse & Stock Food. | ome
You will find thee
wbest brands of
O90 DTW OB
{ FLOUR ;
JOHNS. Al
Pillshu CENTRE HALL,
MAN,
ry Flour ana
PA.
John S. Auman Brand
‘are the best on the market.
BRAN,
SHORTS,
*
P&
MIDDLINGS
always on hand,