Hair, . .
November 21, 1901,
CENTRE
.
Lemont.
John Glenn and wife spent several
days last week with Mrs, Glenn's sis-
ter, Mrs, Samuel Weaver, at Dix
tion, on the B
visited Mrs. Glenn's brother at Ty-
Samuel spent several days with
his family at Dix station last
Mrs. Weaver oversees the farming op-
erations on their farm at Dix
Mr. Weaver keeps the Lemont divis
jon of the Li. & T. R. R. in order.
Mrs. Guyer Hoy, living near Shiloh
church, is very ill and her recovery is
considered very doubtful,
Oscar and Wm, Williams
Jer sey bhore
ronue,
wernt
the beginning of last
week in search of work, They return-
ed Monday aud repori work scarce,
James Shreck is spending a few days
Spring Mills.
V0
Who will have
©
Laie Cit
LJ. Finkle moved lust Thursday
store room, Hobert
county.
Ac My nly
Millheim,
The Millbeim and Centre Hall bar-
bers, famous crack sho
Zion,
alter
of last week iu the of
Nittany
1 "
(UR, OF
vicinity
The y were
thy
Lid
After a few
x’ 1} »
vy RICY,
any blind thing at might
warder forth in its sleep,
days’ fruitless search, and sore
pointment they came back to their ac-
snle
No
thie
customed haunts, thapkful for a
return and a warm reception,
doubt as they entered the valley
congenial elime,
not brin
game left for a more
At all eve
or
=
nts they di
home,
takes the lead in]
r. He two
whieh
(ieorge Neerist arge
Po-
been
porkers this rea Las
lands the weight has
f
of
wl from twelve to
3
23%.
estimated any re
I
i
fourteen hundred pound
A.P. M
Sialze a con
and grocer
opened celionery
Hiner
t. He
, and
3 i f
his share of
y in the room fi
M. C. Gepl
clean, fresh, new stoe
ly
cupied by bar
K
will receiv patronage
Miller
H
i
Messrs, and
and
Rebersburg
ousman
sirehs
]
M
a
engine
miley at
r. (rai
”
er
vr I eed not depend
pply torun their §
il
it J. P. Ci
branch
the
water st
Merch
days at b
Mr
1
’i
a
Store, Freeby, the
absent on account of business relatic
at W
Ilzra
‘iikes Barre, his former he
A 13 rvs
Auman, the popular
pre
townshi
sold his Coburn perty to
Grave, of Penn
will quit farming an
mercantile bu
Among thos
f A ¢
neral of Mrs, Monday
from a distance following:
Mr. d Mrs
Joe, Guteliu
were
Mrs.
and
Mrs,
Als
and
Rossell, of Ronpova;
Misses Bi
M
wriner,
ade
Hienh ire:
HA THOUNyY
Mrs.
Ezra
3 and
Lillian Gutelius, of
V N
Cassell, of
Reesa an and
nie Coatsville:
Morris Swart
Rev. E. D.
lated among |
, of Punxsutawn
Leen, of Ne
iis friends in
z
I 300
'
$
5
eral days this week.
Miss Ma
ry Hartman returned to her
Lome on enn Stireet, on Monday
morning, afer a visit of several weeks
with f in,
riends in Baltimore, Shamok
and Mifli nburz.
Mrs. Wm Angsia
js visiting a l
of
€ O
Lewisburg,
ttl
hf :# .
Ee not J. N. Blower,
on Penn Street,
i
Boalsburg
Kis
cmiily, arriv
Wagner, of
W. A.
panied by hi
accom-
ple,
sf ed in town
on Saturday, and are at present
ing at the home of Lot Kimport,
Th
Br
house with an attack of quinsy.
A. A nt Monday
wing iis members of the Pine Hall
charge.
or
- L =,
the
e enterprisin merchant
is at present confined to
icker
Rev. Black #p
an s
Samuel Wagner and
sv
Kipple, are at present visiting at the
father,
Mrs. Bamuel of
Lemont
far:
(Glenn,
called at the Hiliside on
1
Monday.
Mrs, Sarah Hartswick, of Altoona,
it
=
sre
ning of the week,
Wm. OC
are visiting at the bome of his mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leisher, of
or
5
is his sister,
Harry Steel visitin
Mra Harry Allison,
Valley huntit
returned after a two weelis’
The Grorges club
E
hunt with
The last
fired
have
two bears and two fine deer,
Lad {he
in the
weighed four hundr
J: B
kings, of 1.ow
1
all shols
lodged anfmal, would
ids,
etl jrovid
Mayen & Bon, the
marble
0 erected 8 fing
{
Poly
sof ev,
Martin,
mn
Samuel Curray, {ters Mills, was
transacting bus-
iness,
of
up
Grant Hoover, insurance
Bellefoute, was in town
agent
looking
the interests of Lis business,
in
his
has -
Hiram Durst, of this place,
into
On Mou lay last CC.
formal of
J. Finkle
the
took
and
possession stock
Mr,
store
Robison. Finkle intends
enlarging the room and will
improvements. He has
just placed in the store two very hand-
add greatly fo
he room. Mr. Fin-
will
some counters which
the appen’ fy
kle IS Weil hous
do a large business,
A. B. Miller, of Haven,
Mrs. Wm. unbury,
Liere during the week, visiting
Charles Miller,
continues iu a ¢r
Lock and
Neely. of B
were
their
who still
mother, Mrs.
it lition, Mrs,
ieal Col 1
Lewisburg, is also
M
3
wos fF NM
© Of
istrate MM.
r
303.
tiler, and
Herring,
has been
ili for the last month or
prove very ‘rapidly.
furniture deal-
into
and commod slore
Gramley, of the Creamery
0., is still confived to his room,
rom an attack of rheumatism
evere caaracter,
I. parsonage igs a decidedly
e since the
fence. Why re-
¥
fr the
would
mine noe
y to hear of g
¥
inter
startiiy ave.
will be heralded
friclif}
indifierent =
parties are geperally too large,
re-
d
com
0 a division is made they all
the
and s
ive their share from small en
{ the cornucopia
He Wii
by
a8 pumbe
teen informed a re
wd, that r of gen
Ey Valley Enown as
'"" consisting of E
Sweetwood,
Harry
aud B. F.
‘on F.
Geo
Doi
Kennel
Mills,
ith
re-
ge
Qe
$
ICR surnes, ¥,
¥
¥
pa Lov
alr, i
f Snring
OF PIE
the
and
3
1 3 fei t- 1 1
iatier cluiel Cong, leit
on
inst, on a hunting expedition
tured on the 17th, head quariers at
week were two bears, 2
103
one
we ighir
and 109 pounds respectively, and
pounds.
ley, G. R. Kennelley, John BSweel-
wood and Thomas Decker No, The
The result of the second week's opera-
BE weighing
It will be observed
the first
numbers,
a
tions wae one two-horn bue
108 pounds.
the hunters week,
secured
during
small in
about all the prizes,
aptured twenty five
rabbits, These
AE
Potters Mills.
Rev, Rhoades delivered a very able
home of their Samuel
Kau p.
son-in-law,
——— sown
scifi
A Great Opportanity,
Fla., is to be
an opportunity for employment
workmen, and excellent prospects to
contractors and capitalists,
ville reached from all
is directions
town Bunday morning,
Clayton McKioney, wife and child-
Miss Moyer and friend, of Penn
Systems, which offers unexeelled facili
ties in the way
through car service lo that nov. 30
ss A ————;
Good Year Glove Rube
& Davis Bellefonte
Sonos Is ASN
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1
3
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i
Rev, Rhoades spent Bunday at the
home of Joe, Carson.
Miss Kathryn Wilkinson returned
home from Mifllinburg Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Boob and children
spent several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, John Bubb, at Aarons-
Mervin Kuhn and family moved to
have them leave, ns they made many
George Michael moved from Mill
spelled : Roren-velt,
sana A MS
Centre county agents for tl e
jonte,
i I
Bee Grant Hoover before you insure,
Colyer.
Philip Moyer and J. Wilde, of Free
{ burg, Snyder county, and Fried Moy
of J. H Mao
ed some s
er Tharday, ana
beep, Philip Moyer is en-
ganged in farming peaches aad hus
{ ne orclhinrd
: Weber, Pleawint
transncted business in this communi’ y
Friday
Allred
taking
$
iH
Thomas of
afler
six month's course in stenog-
teiber returned home
a
raphy at Poughkeepsie Business (nl-
lege, New York, aud hopes to secure a
position at Philadelphia, where he al-
80 spent several weeks visiting at the
| home of Thomas Farner and other ac-
quaintances,
Potracted meeting will open
24th, Rev, Leopold,
conducting the
presiding
services,
J. Fenstamnker,
Mr. and Mrs,
Friday visiting
| Kline,
About an inch of
Alfred
thelr
near Centre Hall,
Reiber
1 Jo
uucie,
HOW
be heard.
organ from WW. C. Bunuel,
Miss Dora Wingard
the lJ. E. Kline mansion.
Filmer MeClel
pf
last week,
Wim
Is mistress an
ian twelve
a i
DIFC Re
PUTCLINReQ
fine she om Samuel Slack one day
3.14 ol
Reber visited and ]
| Winter Tourists Tickets Now on Sale
i Senbonrd Alr Line
seabosrd Alr
vin
ftatlround,
Line Railway un-
October .
Excursion
Thi
Ha gees
1901,
{ Bckets will be |
eflective 15
Winter
fuced on vale 16
that,
round trip
resort
| potais on dis Hoes in North sud South
Carolina, Georgian and Florida,
{ low in
rates tukon cotinection
this live, which is
best Florida
are brought to the attention
| operated over
| shortest aud to
ol
who are planning Winter tours,
will be distinetly tot
definite
obtain information,
will be clhiverfully
Agent or Representative of the
pany,
iJ. C. Horton, Eastern Pas
1183 Broadway, New
H. Doll, Gen’'l Agt. P
furnished by
s'r Agent,
York City.
W. ass’r Dept,
L. Y,
Li. E. Puss’'r Agt.,
506 Washington Bt, Boston, Mass
Longsdor i, A
J.
Cout’l Trust
y 1.
LC
KR. Duval, Passenger Agent,
lultimore, Md,
i Ant.
1 rismouth, Va,
ES —
Bidg., Bu
ur chy, Glen’! Pase'r
»
O0oO
a
id
fonte
Our motto ;: Quick sales ar £4
profits— Yeager & Davis, Belle
‘
at Pine Grove Mills one day last week
of
account
Charles Frazier killed ope
best horses last week on
lock jaw, caused by
Wi, Warne r, of
his mother.
Misses Mary
Boal, t {
ing |
WO Ol
plished young
gprain,
in
Kipple, is
Mover
Ce iver 's
and Kathryn
highly ROC
ed
aud
Hil
wdies, visit
t Millheim,
Miss Bertha Bubb,
d
and relative
their
Aarons
®
cousin, at
burg, an
The Ke
ing
report having a fine time,
ifer and Passamagoodes hut
it.
club, of Colyer, returned home aft-
ing
Eve
ing meat for over winter
er a weeks' out baving nothing but
ry
one was expect
but the
were more anxious {« ir “dears”
than the
Foster Fr
y see Lhe
ded
azier sold
mules last week,
Wm. Stamp and .
ed 1. 0.0. F.
ing.
Holiday:«cse..
ees 00: OOS]
The Finest Line cf
Holiday Goods
Ever brought
Centre Hall.
And the Prices Suit
the Times.
to
TT
a
patel TOO0s Are
'
Bambo
O
CORNE
CHILD'S
WALL
BOOK
hide
MORRIS RECLINI
aeap a i
Lid Ae
iq high price
WRITING
oak, prices will be right,
COMBINATION
DESK.
| PICTURES,
ISMYRNA RUGS, a fi
| LADIES ,
in
I
)
ne line,
These goods will be sold at very
reasonal
ai
le prices.
I will also give a
| Discount of . . .
10 Per Cent.
on all BED ROOM SUITS,
SIDEBOARDS,
| TABLES and COUCHES,
until January 1, next.
*
Respectfully yours,
J. 8S. DAUBERMAN,
Centre Hall, ’
Penna,
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world.
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments,
«.loney to Loan on First Mcrigage
OfMice in Crider’s Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
Bay" lelephione coor ection,
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ira :
is
Hog
CENTRE HALL
CARRIAGE ¢ WORKS.
Cheap work,
But fo give you
Good work cheap.
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workmuarahin is
oan and i= done
J. T. LEE,
Centre Hall, Penn’a.
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New Fall
We have just received a fall
line of —
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS and SIHOES,
RUBBER GOODS,
1%.
ie
and in fact everything kopt in
a first-class country store,
We invite all to come to seo us
ad lok over our stoek of
goods before buying elsewhere,
.. H. F. ROSSNAN, .
Spring Mills, Pa,
—————
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. New
An Elegan
t Line of
Dry G
and Cl
Woole
An Elegant Line of .
3000S. . .
oods,
os,
othes.
n and Cotton Blankets.
Fine Line
inghams.
. 1 Yur 4
Ton and Wool i
Centre Hall, Pa.
eR
Dr.
For all Kinds of Sores.
I
A’ P. LUSE & SON |
CENTRE HALL. PA.
FLOORING, SIDING,
CEILIKC, SASH,
O0ORS. BLIRDS
MOLDINGS. LATH. SHIAGLES.
MILL." HALL. BRICK
- CEDAR SHINGLES. |
lo vd
We have inst received a car
vf 140.000 of these shine!
2,
A. P. LUSE & SON.
You will find thee
“best brands of
909% 999% 9De
/ /
+ FLOUR ¢
see veeaN?
are kept by
JOHN S. AUMAN,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pillsbury Flour and
John S. Auman Brand
are the best on the market,
IRAN,
SHORTS,
MIDDLINGS
always on hand,
Custom chopping done at all times
I also keep Balt on hand at all times
in grain bags or in burlap sacks, Also
Baum's Poultry, Horse & Stock Food,
A new flour of entire wheat and su-
perior to Graham flour now in stock.
par Highest prices paid for all kinds
of grain,
at
7
rE
heh
Fd
Yost paid by Mail, 25 cts.
Centre Hall, Pa.
We
K.
pation and Nerve
BULLON, 2
hb, Centre Hall : F. E Wieland
Lou £: Spring Mills
hy Liver and Kidooy
R.D F¢
5 BRE
REX Az
WM. F. FLORAY
FOREMAN & FLORAY
Successors 10 Geo. W. Ocker)
DEALERS IN
Fl
“ \
Tard.
a a Wadd
I0p
We pay the highest cash prices the
market will afford forall 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,
[} PR |
‘rain Man
a asdy Wivee,
Qn lt
ree
Waa vy Wa Wy
lamante
Av aadvan by
We make a specialty of
FLOUR
and carry in stock the best brands to
be obtained anywhere, including boty
winter and spring wheat varieties,
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, including Cham-
pion Binders and Mowers, Superior
Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
Imperial
Plows - - -
Spring Tooth Harrows and Onehorse
Cultivators, The Champion Binders
and Mowers, as well as the Superio
Drills, have an established reputation
for durability, lightness of draft; ease
of operation, and perfection of work,
Bucher & Gitbe’ Plows have been pop.
ular sinee 1850, as the best general par.
pose plow made. Shares for these
plows always on hand, These shares
come direct from the factory and are
far superior to the home-made ones,
both in fit and quality of material,
a LT El te sien