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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SMITH, | | Editor and Proprietor
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1502
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Marriage Licenses.
Democratic County Com., 1902
BOWER, Chalrman.
Bellefonte,
JOHN J
NN.
= 0
John Trafford,
-P. H. Garity,
co WwW. W.ieorge RB. Meek, “"
Centre Hall, John G. Dauberman, Centre Hall,
Howard, Abe Webber, Howard,
Milesburg, George Notl, Milesburg,
Millheim, F, P. Musser, Millheim
Philipsburg, 1st WJ. W. Lukins, Phill
" 2ud W—Ed. G. Jones, s
rd W =A, J Graham,
re, Henry C. Wilcox,
State Col s. John 1. Rolwson, State College.
Unionville, Geo. W, Rumbarger, Fleming.
Benner, N. P—John F. Grove, Bellefonte,
. S. P—Jolin Ishiler, '
N. P= Orvis Fetzer, Yarnel
E. P—G. H. hyman, Roland,
W. P James W, Fulmer, Milesburg
Fine Glenn.
'
Bellefonte
psburg.
8. Philipsbu
Bogs,
Burnside, Maynard M:
College, 1. J. Dreese, Len
Curtin, Peter Robb, Jr, Romaola,
Ferguson, E. PW, H. Fry, Pine Grove Mills,
"“ Ww. ¥ ¢ Harpster, Gatesburg,
N. Pt ". Weaver, Penns Cave.
E. P—Fr sher, Penn Hall,
Ww. p ler, Spring Mills,
Haines W. P Anronshburg.
as E. PE. M. Boon, Feidler
Half Moon, J. I. Sebring,
Harris, P. 8. Ishler, Boast
Howard, Robert Confer, How
Huston, J. W. Mt
Liberty, KE. W. Ga
Marion, J. W. Orr, Walker.
Greg,
Penn, /
Potter, 8. |
N. P—David }
WwW. PP. B, Jor
N. P—Wm. E
8. P—John J. Wayne,
snow Shoe, E. PM, Mel
“ wo W.P=-Wm, Ke
Bpring, N. P—J {
. 8 P-
Rush,
font
: it Gap.
Ww
Helonte,
Union, A
Walker, E
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Worth, P.
SHAW AND PAYNE BOTH CONFIRMED
The Sena'e in execulive session
week corfi:med the nomination of
Leslie M. Shaw to be Secretary of the
Treasury, and of Henry C. Payne to
be Postmaster General,
The confirmation of Mr, Shaw was
accomplished without comment, but
there was some controversy over the
action of the commitiee on post offices
in reporting Mr, Psyne’s nomination
going through the formality of a
meeting.
Be
NATIONAL TICKETS,
It's a long ways oft yet, but the
guesser is guessing, and guessing it is,
ut the National Democratic ticket to
be placed in the field for the pext pres-
idential election, Here are two tick-
els :
General Nelson A. Miles,
Admiral Schley ur Admiral Dewey.
David Bennett Hill, New York.
Carter Harrison, Iinuois,
It would be a great joke if Licuten-
aut General Nelsou A. Miles would
become president about the time
Roosevelt becorues an ex-president.
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The Prohibitionisis of Williamsport
have nominated James Mausel jor
Mayor and adopted resolutions favor-
jog municipal ownership of electric
lighting and all other franchises “that
will tend to benefit the overburped
taxpayers.” Mr. Mansel was elected
Mayor of Williamsport in 1586,
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ANOTHER GREAY YEAR,
i
Steady Adrance Made la Every Direction
by The Pittsburg Vost
We notice that "The Pittsburg Post’
had had its share of the prosperity of
the Business world in the past year and
muintaived its position st the head of
the newspaper procession in Pittsburg.
“Tie Post” has al vays aimed to Le
8 clean, decent newspaper, devoid of
seusatioualism, giving as accurately as
pos=ibie all the pews that was proper
for puvlication, carefully keeping out
of its ecolumus such matters as would
give offense or do injury. That “The
Posi is esteemed and appreciated at
its full worth is proved by the steady
progress during the year just closed,
The daily and Bunday issues are
keeping pace with each other, both in
the mistter of subscribers and in value
us ndvertiving mediums. As to news,
spreint features und illustrations, the
reputation of the daily and Bunday
SP" fe wo well established that it is
soarcely necessary to go into details
here.
During the past year “The Daily
Post’ increased ite subscription list 2,
448 copies und “The BSandsy
Post” 9,610.
Ite nidvertising record js quite as re
markubile, showing an increase of 1,992
eolumns of advertising over the pre-
vious \ our.
-
Musical College,
The College of Music at Freoburg,
Bovder county, Pa, offers a cheerful
and ecommodious home to young
people desiring instruction in Voesl
and Instrumental Music. $38 will pay
for vix weeks’ instruction and hoard.
Bpring term begins May 5. For cata-
logue address
0j22 Hexny B, Moves, |
Millheim,
Charles Weiser and wife, of Dur-
bank, Ohio, are east on a visit among
old friends and acquaintances, Time
seems to have dealt gently with them
There will be a bot time in the old |
town ere long. A few important wed- |
dings are a coming on, and elaborate | The secretion of one pound of wax
preparations are being made, | necessitates the consumption of twenty
After spending about four weeks in | pounds of honey,
Nittany Valley, Miss Esta Smith re- |
turned to her home on Pine S:reet last |
Thursday. i
Misses Lena Buck and Esther Alex- |
ander left for York last Thursday |
morning, where Miss Alexander has
secured a position. Miss Buck will
visit in York, Lancaster and Lewis- |
burg.
Miss Tammie Musser lft Tuesday
afiernoon for a weeks’ visit with
friends in Harrisburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheffer, of! .
Muncy, have been guests at the home matiers not whether there col
of Lambert Noll for several days. ony or many. It causes confusion, and
C. W. Freehy and family, of Wolfe's the bey : frequently E : Erol
Store, Sundayed at the home of J. P. stiagng Ro Uiing they
Condo, on Main Street, a DN muel
Last Tuesday morning Mr. Stern-| _ 01. of
heimer shipped a car load of fancy! canvas on the
horses from Coburn to Baltimore; the ive
price ranged from five doliars upwards.
P. H. Musser mude a business trip
to Bellefonte last Friday.
Mrs. Miller, of Logan Mills, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Con-
do, on Main Street,
ee Buzzes.
One-fourth of an acre
150 colonies of bees,
An aplary should not be placed on
ground thickly set with trees,
lees secrete wax only when necessn-
ry to furnish storage room for honey
or brood,
may contain
to store much surplus honey.
Somotimes, toward the close of the
honey scason, the bees will
the queen cells or kill all of the queens
but one, thus destroying the Incentive
to swarm,
Care must be taken to see that there
is a queen In every colony.
lost or Is killed, avother must be put in
her place, as the colony will run down
very fast If left queenless.
Never feed bees during
destroy
the
Le one
Jae near.
Fd
ir
bees tha nve
sired Zz a pleee of st
ground
upon it and then
} rong
and setting the
shaking tl
on it
One of Florence's Jokes,
That genial comedian WW. J
had a habit of promisin
cl game when
starting on a hunt
Day after day
ould not be fort
*
HInost every au
sO
¥
hunting
Bt tes sotmtn— would
Ee WN
Rebersburg.
gi
a ror telegram
would come saying Florence had
Prof. C. L. Gramley attended a , .
meeting of th® board of directors of pout
the. 0. O. F. Orphans’ Home, at wasn
Bunbury Monday. cr deer
Miss Margaret Gilbert is conflued to i
her bed with a severe attack of
sles
forgotien, Was just
the
0 Ccillse for
sending
was on its
first
tmien- Id cause court
; gis in return.
C. C. B ebold, of Sunbury, dealer in
musical instruments, was in town on
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. (Gi. Krape has been confined
to the house for over a week with a se
vere cold,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Koons, after
spending several weeks with Mrs. Ug seston
Koon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willig Whose beef tea was m
Weber, left'on Monday for their home
in Fredericksburg, where Mr. Koons
is attending college.
Rect Ten.
ff nu toni
i Aira
There is some talk of starting a sing-
ing class iu town; hope it may male-
rinhize,
Misses Aunie and Stella Brungart,
of Wolf's Store, were visitors at the
home of Forest Emerick.
Mrs. David Diehl, of Mifflinburg,
and Miss Eva Auman, daughter of
Calvino Auman, of Woll's Blore, were
united in marriage by ev. Doerstler,
on Sunday evening, January 12.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tarbert, of
Coburn, spent Sunduy at the home of | _'# AU WF [OFF FOOUR eSperiencs
Mre. Tarbert's parents, Mr, and Mrs. tn .
| C. O. Mallory.
HEIR hilt seram
Joseph Cromley and son David, of
Limestone township, Montour eoun- oii he tricity, and oak and
ty, were struck by a fast train at Wat- other large trees and even many small
soutown Thursday of last week and : kA
instantly killed. They were hauling a
load of grain market. The two
{ horses were also killed.
Are Willow Trees Lightning Proof?
to
Bee Grunt Hoover before you insure.
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