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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Harr, ie. PENNA.
FEBRUARY 6,
Cente E
THUREDAY,
1902.
Spring Mills.
The recent nominations here seem to
give general satisfaction to both jpar-
ties, and there appears to be no disap-
pointments.
in a mild forw; old as well
are afllicted., The notion of haviog
had the measles once, a person is not
liable to a second attack appears to be
exploded, for here children who had
them during their infancy are again
ill with the malady.
The absence of the old foot log bridge
over Penus creek, which
away by the ice and
week or ten days ago, is certainly
great inconvenience, It was a short
walk to the railroad station
to the Methodist and Reformed
churches, and was used by every mun
high water
woman aud ehild in the village as a
long circuitous road was avoided.
has been a crossing almost fiom
foundation of the village.
will rebuilt
weather permits.
Evangelist Laumaster closed
be just as soon as the
were very largely attended,
bury,
two to her father, Charles Miller,
Colyer.
Jacob Royer and Mrs, Annie Kritz-
er, of Penn Hall, visited at the home
of J. 8. Housman the past week. Mr,
Peter Philips moved his family and
household goods to Milroy Wednes-
the dinkey for Richely Bros ; his son
William will occupy the house of his
father. Sorry to lose so good a veigh-
bor,
Mrs. Navey Meiss and Earl Frazier,
who have been on the sick list, are im-
proving.
William Stump, of this place, and
his cousin, John Stump, of near Lin-
den Hall, left Tuesday to spend sever.
points.
At Spring Mills, January 2, by Rev,
J. H. Fenstermaker, of the Bpring
Mills Evangelical charge, Charles A.
jottorf and Minnie 8B. Fahrioger were
pronounced man and wife, The groom
one of Colyer's most promising
young men, a son of Calvin
factory. The bride is
is a most
The newly married coup-
of friends who wish
them snbundant success through life.
Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Bottorf,
their retur: hama were given
nade,
Mr. and Mrs.
of Colyer, and
young lady.
le have a host
Calvin Cooney and
place,
of Daniel Schlegel, an active young
met with & sericus sceident to one of
his bands
lowing his usual veeation.
ge! bad a pol
al, of Hartford, Conn ;
fied them cof the sceident,
piration of
five weeks he again noti-
resume work, when they
mailed him
cover the entire time of his disability,
the amount promptly paid.
The remarkably high
Sunday and Monday
cul as near a genuine
as we have any desire for,
this valley on
Inst were al bur-
ricane The
the roads are closed.
age however is reported in this imme
diate peighborhood, save the blowing
down of fences and the destruction
several old sheds, used
home for owls and bats.
S. A. Krape, of this vi'lage,
pose of all
mainly as
will dis-
his household eflects on the
oth proxime, and will move to
pa. All are sorry to lose Mr,
Le is a good citi
mechanic,
Good +leighing Baturday;
Bunday, abso ground hog day
he saw his shadow and
for six wes
we can
cold we ther,
Fishermen and
. .
Ks of
spoilsmen now
Brook tre
slrenmns,
ut with whieh
Tuesday
week
aoecrats turn out
eleetion
support
is
and
a
ht
in the field.
Calviu Zerby wears a
aud ssys it 1s u girl,
M. L. Smith and wife, of Johnstown,
the great Installment hustler,
several days with Smith Bros.
broad smile
spent
stock withio the next few weeks,
men at the plaving mill
weeks Lo get out orders that are crowd-
ing thew; Lie has a big order for mill
work from West Virginia,
nections
Woodward.
Wm. Werl, of Green Burr, visited
his sister, Mrs. Wm. Glantz, Sunday,
Luther Weaver returned Lome last
week,
Milton Yenrick, Walter, William
and Edward Orndorf, attended local
Institute at Aasrocsburg Friday eveu-
ing,
H.
week,
Mrs. 8B. D. Orrdoif is on the sick
list; her sister, Miss Luura, is attend
ing to the household duties,
Mrs. Catharine From, of Laurelton,
Is visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
Percival Aumniller,
Postiuaster C, D. Motz is housed up
with lumbago.
8B. Runkle left Windbur last
AM
When you lack energy, do not relish
your food, feel dull and stupid, after
vallng, sil you need ix a dose of Cham
lerlain's Stomseh & Liver Tablets
They will make you feel like a new
msn and give you an appetite like a
bear. For dale by J. ¥. smith, H. F.
Rossman, J. B. Fisher's Sous.
-
You can buy a first-class blanket at a
low price from Boozer, Centre Hall,
Write Grant Hoover for prices on
fusuranes. uo
Melrose cloth for waists, in lovely |
LP Loug.
(350
Andrew Zettle's infant child Balurday,
to Spring Mills Wednesday.
Wm Taylor is wearing a six
because it is a
by
boy; he
says he is bound to keep him.
Levi Stump killed four hogs five
months old, averaging 148 3-4 pounds
each; the four tipped the sales at
Who can beat that.
Charles Miller conveyed a sled load
pounds
Linden Hall.
Mrs. Kerstetter, of Coburn, visited |
with her son William, at this place fer
the past mouth or two,
Mrs. John Frazier, accompanicd by
of Inst week at the home
Frazier, near Potters Mills.
Harry Zeigler took a business (rip to
Coburn Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClellan, of
this place, visited friends at Tussey-
ville Bunday.
Bome of the young people attended
the entertainment given by the Sheck-
ler Bros, in the town hall at DBonls-
burg Tuesday and Wednesday even-
ings of last week.
The extremely cold weather this
week is a genuine sample of a North
and fortunate
of
was
Bleighiog is now in full force
of snow which it is hoped will last for
some time,
Misses Isora Rupp and Claudie Wie-
of
Miss Muggle Swabb,
ited in Centre Hall Baturday.
been much sickness
community and it is hoped the
The Cummivgs Bros. are still
last
Hill, and
are industiiousand enterprising young
the moving pictures,
Mrs. Ellen Holderman and
Meivin and Wilbur, spent
SONS,
the
Mra. Thomas Thall
Vm, Philip's
Saturday.
infant son
n—— ~~
State Collega.
Capt WwW.
Mills,
Thursday.
Irvin C. He
in Bellefonte Monday.
Miss Lillian Barclay, of Sinamahon-
ing, is visiting Ler friend, Miss Eliza-
beth Stuart.
Charles M
H.
transact
¢
O35
Fry, Pine
ed business in town on
+
H. left
Atherton
irk City.
Postmaster Stuart, who been
housed up for several days is able to be
out
has
BRAID,
Insurance agent Petter was in town
Tuesday.
Postmaster John A,
transacted
Saturday.
Wm. of Lewisburg, was
in town over Sunday.
Hoy, of Wad.
business in town on
Foster, Sr
A little girl came to board at the
Hoy
Company to be of finest quality,
Station agent Crosthwaite
gaged several days this week at the
company’s office at Bellefonte.
D. W. Meyers, of Boalsburg, was in |
town Friday.
Dre. Wm.
absent on a tour of institute duty,
Clark Herman
from Pittsburg.
The circus given for the benefit of |
John, at this place, snd while here
making old friends and ac
qualntapces, who are glad to see her
among them again,
Baturday while Thomas Gramley
was on his way to town with bis team
one of the horses slipped and sprained
himself internally. Under the
Dr. Fry the horse is improving,
Fair attendance at church on Sup-
day, despite the blizzard, showing that
there isa healthy
this community.
calls on
si Ms A tl sass
Boalsburg
Keller,
Mayes,
of
of Lemont,
farm: Saturday.
Mrs. Moore, in her
seveullh year, is seri ously iil
disease peculiar to o
Messrs, George
ville, and Frank
side
who is
with
id age.
rian chureh, proached a very fine ser-
mon last Bunday, showing the neces-
The social Friday at
home of Miss Janet McFarlane,
evening
{
siopary society of the Presbyterian
number of articles wrapped so
leave some hint ss to what was
i
a 1,
kept the contestants working hard.
Dorsey SBeguer won the finst prize; Dr.
“booby prize, which was a stick
fine peppermiot candy.
were served during the evening,
Mrs. Lee Segner, nee Miss Lizzie
Cupt. W. H. Fry, one of the most {a
surgeous of Ceutre
called at the Hillside farm last
| Friday evening
Messrs. G, C. Hostermean and Harry
Wednesday evening.
Dr. Harris, one of Bellefonte's most
the college armory, was both a social
and fluaucial success, vettiog $267.00
Millheim,
Riley Bower, of Nittany, visited at
the home of J. C. Bmith several days
inst week,
Commanion services were held io
the United Evangelical church last
Rev. Rewer, P. E. of Cen-
even-
ing, also Sunday morning and even-
ing, aud each time favored his audi:
ence with a very excellent sermon,
A number of the town people were
to Aaronsburg on Friday evening to
hear the lecture given by Prof. Perrine,
ol Bucknell University; Mr. Perrine is
an upusually fine speaker, and all who
heard the lecture pronounce it ‘great,’
Mrs. J. C. Bwith is visiting ber pa-
rents at Salona this week.
After spending several weeks with
friends in Wilkinsburg, Miss Lida
Musser and her brother Ralph return.
ed to their home in this place Friday,
C. W. Freeby, of Woll's Store, was
a Sunday visitor in this place.
C, KE. McClellan and wife spent Sat.
urdsy and Sunday with friends in
Tussey ville.
Mr, Osborne, of Bhisnnon, Illinols,
brought a oar load of foe bores to
this place Tuesday and will offer them
for sale today, Thursday.
Messrs. Musser and Pletcher, eandi-
dates for county superintendent, were
in town during the past week, inter.
viewing the directors and Wilding w wy
hele fences.
f
sional trip to this place Wednesday.
Miss Belle Rankin, one of Belle
attended the so-
cis! at McForlaue's Friday evening.
Arthur Evey, of State College, made
a business trip to Boalsburg Wednes-
day.
Mi
Potters Mills.
Horace Jordan and father, of Man-
hattan, Illinois, are shaking hands
with thelr many Centre county
friends. H: race has been in the west
for thirty-two years and says he (finds
many changes in Potter township.
The Misses Decker, of Bellefonte,
spent Sunday with their father, John
Decker,
Mr. and Mrs, James Moyer, of Tus
sey ville, spent Bunday with the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. Michael Smith,
M. L. Bmith and wife, of Johns.
town, spent a week with his mother,
brother and sister at this place,
Hen roosts and smoke houses have
been visited frequently of late. The
tntruders had better “let up on iL for
they are being watched,
Michael Bmith and John Royer
made a business trip to Spring Mills
Tuesday.
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Two Locals from Colyer,
Rev. J, F. Fenstermaoher, of the
Bpring Mills cireult, will preach his
farewell sermon Sanday, February 9,
in the Evangelical church, at 10 80 ».
m. al which time communion services
will be held, to w hich all are Invited,
Mrs. John Zerby has been sick for
several weeks; she is slowly improve
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Our
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Friends
Customers.
In order to make ready
For
SPRING GOODS
We have a
HEAVY
our
Il the
GOODS
We has
e in stock
In fact,
Markis
Will surprise
Come ar
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CRANT HOOVER
of the
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Controls sixteen
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world,
No mutuals ; no assessments,
...Money to Loan on Firs! Mortgage
Office in Crider’s Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
gay Telephone connection,
SALE
his bh
1 he under
oie Bnd
1 outside
for wale _The
LOT Fe
ged «
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pear Lhe siglio
tre Hall
SL bot
{he
fits of Cet
GHAIN MAKKET,
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te Meat
by ovis Lider
shone!
SPRING MILLS-O
{in exchange for good«
T. CORMAN
Cash also paid.)
Fees Riga -
Fallow
Huckiet
Apples
Pirie
MITTS covirn
Kets, 7: ¢
ks
Hasplogr ries
Ham...
Shoulder
Chile .
APPIES ovine
Potatoes 3
large Onkas..
Boe! Hides
Mr. Wheeler Got Hid of His Rheumatism,
The New
A.
Year finds us
“—
Yon will find i
on hand a full line of
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We pay market |
Country Produce ar
give you nice, new,
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for
id will
lean oo
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Centre Hall, Pa.
Ew
a
New Goods,
[
when
that enuld hardly
i bought a
Baim,
I began to get well,
and bave
firet application
and was cured
steadily all the year —R.
Northwood, N. Y. Forssle by J. F,
Smith, H. F. Rossman, J. B, Fisher's |
Sous.
AAPA A
To ascertain the storage capacity of
an ice house, multiply the length by
the width, then by the height, inside
measurement, and divide by forty.
ep
For Bale or Rent, —Store and dwell-
ing opposite hotel, Spriog Mills. Ad-
dress J. D. Loxa,
Spring Miils, Pa.
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“I have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number of years and
have uo hesitancy io sayiog that it is
the best remedy for coughs, colds rnd
eroup I have ever used in my family.
I bave not words to express my conti
dence in this Remedy, Mrs, J, A.
Moore, North Star, Mich, For sale by
Jd. F. Smith, H. F. Rossman, J. B
Fishet's mous,
ES a
All kinds of horse blanke's, from 65
cents up, at Doozers, Centre Hall,
a
Mre. Eliza Miller last week aged
seventy-four years, fell from a bridge
across Chattam run, pear Woolrick,
into deep water, It is feared the fall
will prove fatal,
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For Stomach Trouble,
“I have taken a great many differ.
ent medicines for stomach trouble and
constipation,” says Mrs. 8. Ueiger of
Dunkerton, lowa, “but never had as
ood results from any as from Cham
wrlnin’s Stone & Liver Tablets.”
Wor sale by J. I. Smith, H. F. Ross
wan, J. B. Fisher's Sons. \
AM PES.
Gum boots, just right for this kind
of weather, at—C. I'. Loug's.
MSA.
Days of Distinetion,
Bt. Valentine day , comes on Friday
this year.
Lent begins February 12 and Easter |
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We have the
in Penns VY alle: t
id at
t of the
Was never
YOAar.
are away down.
family who make a
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present t
Vi €eYers
ARC,
purcis
Spring Mills,
For all Kinds of Sores.
25 Cts.
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Sp ing Mills, Pa.
INew Stock .. ...
I will be pleased to
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wishing
3 11 {
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to
ase goods in my
have a call from
persons
purel
Hoe. «aoa 0 vv
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE.
All kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for
goods, and at prices
that will surprise you.
You will find thee
“Swbest brands of
49% 99% 9% mn
: FLOUR
eo, ere e oes
are kept by
JOHN S. AUMAN,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pillsbury Flour ana
John S. Auman Brand
are the best on the market,
BRAN,
SHOR
Cone 5 MIDDLINGS
always on hand,
Custom chopping done at all times,
I aleo keep Balt on band at all times
in grain bags or in D burlap sok: wnoka, Alen
Baum's Poultry Stock Food,
flour ea entire wheat and su
flour now in stock.
Painin Head. Side and Back.
n the head,
of the back.
! could not
ber medicines | tried
r worse. Then 1 tried
Celery King, One package cured me and
made & new wtman of me. ~ Mrs bh. Kiee
haan mer, Croton-on-Hudson, N. ¥.
Celery King cures Oonstipation and Nerve
Stomach, Liver and Kiduey Liscases,
Said by J. ¥, Smith, Cratre Hall on wien
Linden Hall; G. H. Lor Rg, Bpring aki
For years | su fered v
pain in the side
I was nervous and const
« ROG INT
vieep. The pilis and «
only made a bad matt
FLORAY
FOREMAN & FLORAY
{(Sucoossors Wo Geo. W. Ocker)
R. D. FOREMAN. WM. FP.
~DEALERS IN-—
Coal, Flour, Mill Feed,
oalt, Fertilizers, Farming
Implements, &c.
We pay the highest cash prices the
market will afford for all 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,
Grain
Tall '
We make a specialty of
FLOUR
and carry in stock the best brands to
be obtained anywhere, ine Inding both
winter and spring wheat varieties,
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, including Cham
pion Binders and Mowers, Su
Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
Imperial
Plows - - -
Bpring Tooth Harrows and Onehorse
Cultivators, The Champion Hiisre
sud Mowers, as well an {oe Buper
Drills, have an estabiisned ro Deu
tor durability, lightness of ‘
of operation, arel perhetion of walk
Basher & Give Plows have wen | 5
nine sines 18H, ne the best general pire
pose pliw made. Bhan for tly
plows nivare on hand, These
come direct from the hi fara y nda
far superior to the hm on nnimy
oth in fit and by ol
We moet