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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, JUNE 26,
206900000002 00000 2000600
Everybody’s
Shoes
Are Here
EPO AR0C00NOREO ORR
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Every kind of Boot and Shoe
for everybody—men, women,
children and the bables, and for
every business, every dress and
every sport and pastime use,
Whether you walk or ride play
golf or ball, whether you fish or
hunt, dance or go a-bicyeling, or
whether you like to "be dressed
up and keep so, we have Bhoes
for all these uses and for all
these purposes.
Our Boots and Shoes are the
very best, and our prices the very
least. .
Agent for WIL. Douglas’ $3 00
and $350 shoe for Men, and
Queen Quality the famous $3.00
Shoe for Wome,
If you want correct Footwear,
come to headquarters for it,
Mingle’s Sion
Store,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Methodist—Snrucetown, 10:30; Contre Hall 250
Spring Mills, 7:30.
Presbyterian, Spring Mills, 10
23.
Reforms d—Centre Hall,
2:30 p. :
teran: Georges Valley, morning: Union,
afternoon; Ceutre Hall, evening.
ce pe ss
Cholera Spreading in Philippines,
The totals to date are: Manila 1490
10: Centre all,
10 a m. ; Tuseyville,
Eight Young People Plight Thelr Troth a d
Yentureou the Matrimonial Sea,
The home of Joseph K. Moyer, of |
Centre Mills, yesterday, Wednesday,
was the scene of a doubly happy event,
it was occasioned by the marriage of
two of Mr, Moyer's daughters. Miss
Sara was married to Prof. Wm, R.
Bray, of Wilkesbarre, and Miss Ellza-
beth to Rev. Henry R. Kreider,
Penbrook.
Both brides are well and very favor-
ably known, being young ladies of cul-
ture and refinement. Both are gradu-
ates of the Bloomsburg Normal school
snd have been successful school teach-
ers for the last few years.
Mr. Bray is a graduate of Lehigh
University, and since graduating has
been engaged in teaching in a Bethle-
hem ipstitution of learning. Rev,
Kreider, who is a son of Mis. Isabelle
Kreider, of Wolfes Store, is a graduate
of Franklin and Marshall College and
of the Theological Seminary at Lan-
of
UNSUUGHT HONOWLS,
A Vormer Penns Valley School
Nominated for Office,
The democrats of Carroll county, Il,
at their recent convention nomionted
Ezra F. Smith, of Thomson, for eoun-
ty superintendent of schools, There
was some doubt at first as to just who
was nominated on account of a slight
mistake in the initials, Lut it has now
I.
is the man, Mr. Bmith has been prin-
cipal at Cedarville, Stephenson county,
und also taught the grammar acbool at
Lena for a long time, Mr, Smith's
many friends in this (Stephenson)
county will wish him success, If
elected he will certainly make one of
the best superintendents that Carroll
county has ever had,
The above is from
Julletin, Mr. Bmith is a son of Jo- |
seph Smith, formerly of Penn Hall,
and & brother of Dr. Domer GG, Bmith,
of Elizabeth, He Is well
Tenchor
the Freeport
IHHpois,
caster. Since completing his course
he has been pastor of the
church at Penbrook.
The ceremonies were performed on
the lnwn under an arch of roses by
Rev. George E. Limbert, of Danville,
Pa., brother-in-law of the brides, as.
known to the readers of the Reporter,
him votes enough toover-
the fifieen hundred Repub-
LOCALS,
eure a paper mill,
Jegme Long,
famous resort,
town Tuesday,
VW. Harrison
Penns
Walke
on Bunday.
week,
Bamuel Durst,
Charles Miller,
spent Bunday with
Miller, of this place.
Al the
I
barn-raising
ty men feasted on a roa
Amos Koch a form
hurried busivess trip
ing.
Mrs. D. J. Meyer, on
lican majority in his county.
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Featisnl nt Egg Hil,
This is the season of festivals, and |
sisted by Rev, Frank Wetzal, of Re-
bersburg and Rev, Alfred Houlz,
Orangeville, Pa, in the presence
about sixty guests,
The maids of honor and best
for Miss Sara and Miss Elizabeth
spectively were, Miss Eva Moyer,
L.. B. Broadhead,
Moyer and D, K. Laudenslager,
Mary Houtz and little Paul
and flower girl.
Both couples departed on the after
noon train from Coburn, for a thp to
the eastern cities,
cases and 1107 deaths; provinces GUSY
cases and 5008 deaths.
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To lucrease the Eudowment,
A movement is on foot among the
alumni of Williamsport Dickinson
Semibary to secure for that institution
an endowment fund of $250,000.
A el
No Pauper Next Week.
According to the time-honored ecus-
tom no paperiwill be issued from the
Reporter office next week. The office
however, will be open for doing job-
work and for receiving money on sub-
scriptions.
Yourth of Jaly at Heels,
The Undine Fire Compeny of Belle-
fonte will hold its annual picnic sod
Fourth of July celebration at Hecla
park Friday of next week. The fire
boys have arranged a complete pro-
gram of attractions.
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Evangelleal Children's Duy.
Phe Children’s day services of the
United Evangelical church in this
place will be held on Sunday evening
July 6. The members of the church
are striving to make= this service exc el
all former efforts,
Mf a ———
Severely Cut And Bruised,
Wednesday morning of last week
the twelve-year-old son of George Long
a prominent farmer at Homolas, met
with a serious accident, says the How-
ard Hustler. He was standing by the
plow when the team ran away causing
the plow line to get around the boy's
neck, which cut a deep gash. The boy
almost bled to death.
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Pastmaster in Wit,
Capt. George M. Boal, in wit, is a
past master. Speaking of the superior
weather conditions for developing
crops, the other day, the Captain was
told that there would be no use to cul-
tivate corn during the present wet
westher with a view of destroying
grass and weds unless they would be
picked up and huog ou the fenee to
dry. ‘It woulde’t do any good then,”
said the Captain, “the shadow of the
roots would tske hold and grow.”
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The Water Plant,
The borough water plant proved an
entire sticeess during the dry spell just
closed. With scarcely any rain fall
through the months of March, April,
May snd baif of June, the borough's
overflow pipe was constantly required
to carry sway the surplus water, The
borough plunt supplies the water for
all the engives in town, as well as the
motor in this ofilee. The drain on the
plant i= greater now than at any pre-
vious time, aud almost twice that fur-
nished by the oid company's plant
during its most pslmy days. The pes
sltuiet ly sadly disappointed; the opti-
mist’s wildert drestn is realized,
Eo
Ferguson Torti Fleets Tenehern,
At a rueetliig of the Ferguson town.
Center school bonse, the following
‘Oratmar, Wm. Keller;
. Robison; Oak Grove, Ero, Musser;
Krumrine, N Hartawiek: White
Hall, Gertie Keichline; Center, Meg-
John Dunlap;
. .
Pie Sirave Hih vehudl Branch and
Pine Hall yet to be supplied. No
change in wages except Plue Grove
High school $50 00 and: Bailey ville
Grammar $40 00 per month, The next
meeting of the b urd will be held late
in July.
Walter M. Kerlin, one of the
men Centre Hall is
product, will be married this,
day, Anna M.
at 3071 Germantown Avenue,
deiphbina,
Rev. A. A. Kerlin,
Md., uncle of the will be
officiating minister. The bride is for.
merly from Millbeim, but for the pust
six months bas resided in Philadel
phia.
school in this county
evening to Miss Kern,
of
groom,
Sharpsburg,
tor five
year has held an important
with the Mantua Transfer, Pennsylva-
nia Railroad Company. After July |
first the bride and groom will be at}
howe at 4275 Maotua Avenue, Phila-
deiphia.
Edwin M. Kerlin this, Thursday,
morning, went from here to Philadel
he will return to Middletown, Cor
in
cut State Hospital. Miss Nellie
the happy event. This is Miss Nel-
Ile's first visit to the city and no doubt
in the sights,
Wednesday at 11:3
Stover, daughter of Mr. sud Mrs, Geo,
Stover, of Earlylown,
raarriage at the
Rev. J. M.
ceremony.
home of the
Rearick
bride,
land, Obio, where the honeymoon will
be spent. On their return they will re
side at Altoona, where Mr.
holds a position.
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Mrs. Ontharine Boozer 11,
Grandmother Boozer, who is known
and respected by every person in lown
is lying ill at ber home and is in a pre-
carious condition. Mrs. Boozer has
the distinction of being the oldest ju-
habitant of the town, and Las lived in
and about town all her life,
I AP ——
Which Field ?
Lust week the Reporter stated that
there could beseen near Centre Hall a
better fiela of wheat than was in Lav-
easter county along the main live of
the Penuvsylvania railroad, Now the
question is up, which wheat field was
referred to. The fact in the case is,
that a half dozen or more whent fields
could well stand a comparison, the
Aney fields, cast and west, the Brad-
fords, Durst, et, al.
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New Professors at Bucknall,
At the recent commencement of
Buckuvell University, the announce
ment of the following changes iu the
corps of Instructors was made: Llew-
fessor of Rhetoric; Joseph
6 be inutractor in A
hj Charles A. emun,
be instructor in the College; Martin L.
Drum, Ph. B. , avd Frank Eugene
Burpee, A. M., to be instructors,
. A Buceesaful Operation,
Mims. A, I. Neathowl, wife of the
improving very ulcely since her return
from the hospital, Three weeks ago
Dr. Bright, of Rebersburg, and Mr.
Neathood took her to West Park hos
pital in Philndelphin where she under
went a successful operation for cancer,
Since her return home she has steadily
trmpraved and her complete recovery
i+ hopefully looked for by her many
friends, :
United Evaopgelical church at
Hill will do all in its power to enters
| tain those who gather on the
about the church on Saturday evening,
{July 12. The proceeds of the
{ are for the benefit of
~~
The
mounlaine,
festival |
the organ fund,
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id Hotel Harned,
Faust hotel in the
three
old
about tiles from
last
i The house was unoccupied and it is
| on Wednesday uight of
| supposed the fire was of ipcendisary
{ origin, This marks the disappesrance
i + ’
{ of unother laud-mnrk of those pre-rail-
| road days,
A was——
Lost un Valuable Horse,
xr
WwW.
surrel horse,
One day last
bie
visiting Heury Garbrick's
| near Hublersburg, aud as he
of the stable
{ the biud leg by one
week (1,
i lost u valua Mr Giug-
i erich was
{ boree out it was kicked on
Mr, Garbrick’
of Mr.
beuee the loss
td
Of -
This was
| ich’s best farina horses,
| horses, one Gioger-
is heavy.
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Colyer Willi Celebrate,
There will bea display of fireworks
of the Fourth of July. The
| bund will be present to furnish musie
for the South side celebration. Last |
| year Mr, Meliss and the people of thst
vicinity celebrated the Fi
plensant way and again
| ais er joyable time.
mirth
Lope
in this
to have
— it ami
Double Headed Water System
week the aud
Water Companies under
{ the new management made the neces.
Last
Reedsville
Lewistown
tensive lines, the heads being about
seventeen miles apart. With this ad-
{| vantage, should the supply fail from
pplie d
{ either end the towns can
from the other
,
be sug
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Colirge Graduates as Teachers,
are beginning to realize that
ing up the schools.
college graduates were employed
| alone, Franklin and Marshall,
ing in the schools.
Wolf, Spring Mille;
D.
Neff,
They are,
Calvin R
A. P. Weaver, Hublersburg;
Zeigler, Rebersburg; R. W.
Pine Grove Mills.
ww
E W,
Zook,
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An Up-to-Date Water Piant,
Frank A. Carson, one of Pollers
Mills’ prosperous and progressive mer-
chauts bas been employing his spare
moments in a very profitable way by
installing a complete and up-to-date
water plant for his dwelling and store.
He has utilized the water of the little
run near his store for motive power to
run a pump which draws the water
from two springs about four hundred
feet away. These springs, ome of
which Is of hard limestone water and
the other of soft mountain water are
only about three feet apart, The sys-
tem which is complete in every detail
was superintended in full by Mr, Car-
#on and shows that he is an fnventive
genius,
a
Reunton in (id Fort Woods,
The annual reunion of the Centre
Hall charge of the Reformed church
will be held this year on Thursday,
August 14, in the Old Fort woods near
Centre Hall. This year the former
pwtors of the charge, Rov, W, H.
Groh, of Carlisle; Rev, Bamuel Roe-
dar, of Manchester, Md.; Rev. T. B.
Land, of Millersville, and Rev, 8. H.
Ela nmberg, of Millersburg, are ex-
peeted to be present. The charge com-
the congregations at Centre
Hall, Tusseyville, Farmers Mills and
Spring Mille, These reunions were in-
sugurated by Rov. Kershner and have
proven to be very popular and also
beneficial in the building up of the in-
terest of his members,
— LL bas.
Te Reporter one dollar a year.
to Rebersburg to alle
wedding at the home
Moyer.
ev. A. D. Polls,
| on Monday.
Jacob Neese, of Farm
| of Mrs, Henry Homan,
of the
was the guest
| over Bunday.
I v. (1,
i
| ed hy. Ge W is makiog
! this week.
Mis,
| grand-daughter,
Clara Forry
Miss
. H. Meyer.
Ww. PF
snd Mrs,
|
|v
. :
: McCormic
Isabelle
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{ friends at Poller’s Mill
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i Mrs. Catharine DB
i Lolir, Jared DD.
i Inger
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Mrs.
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{ returned
res ped Live iy, fire
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lenis of the town,
LL. M
from
it
Thomas
home
parents Rev, and Mrs.
| Hardin, Oblo,
| and
| Misses Mamie
th je bright daughters «
| de are spending a
frie
| Rev. John H. Ke
Pleasant, North Caroli
| the pulpit in the Refor
| Sunday moruaing at le:
William G.
R. Brachbill
Bellefonte,
lunkle,
the furs
repent Bui
Audrew
Gregg on
down from Lemont o
Mr. aud Mra.
Bellefoule
renis,
The
Know
are fattened,
Cave,
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1s son
of
sted ox.
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and |
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Thore is 4 time nored joke telling of the man
r
Lave done.
We do a ot of “bidding sea inst ses
son rather loss simple tha that of
BICAURAK price pulls for iis us noth
arseunl, We habitnaliy choot prices w
we claim no credit for so dolug—
{ your bread Is buttered
a * head
vi
the bit of the
ing
Lien we can
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Flour of sulphn
Canstic winds 21
i Cotfen 100
| Bauner lye 100
| Bugars, price low
{ Mioe Le,
§ 4 pons yak proves 25 ¢
iq ses hiv (11 We,
| 10-1 bh pall mackere! 83
i hutier pir ga)
rip per gal 2
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“ Ladies Oxfor
Pe ari apho A pet It
Fale
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in ler, coment,
wok, track and wi ; 1
doce, clothes baskets, ©
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right
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family
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PROPRIETOR.
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iraseif sod thus paid more than he need
{4 perhaps more selfish and our ros-
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Lirewd enough 10 kuow on whieh eld
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Alarm clock, gnamntesd Bie,
£) stove, singe 1 9
Cif stove, double 81.7%
Sanne paper . ply
& per I ply
tuning § ronat st g
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73st #145
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chines, vu 1
lane wag oa
i, soreepns for
$, picks snd matiocks, axes
am-THE STAR.
nis.
Ico Inthe
1.2.
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INAS wanted,
¢ ig soliciicd
OF LOCAL INTEREST,
D.
for the past
Dub
offices from the 10th to the
| July.
£1 Mrs K. Geiss who has been
week Is convalescing,
is lawyers will close the
31st day
i The
P August 19,
August O58
at Booneville, and
will bein Look Haven on Thursds
| July fist
The laying of the
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LOCALX,
of Du is visiting
Johu slways erjoys
#e¢ his old fMiiends,
John Miller,
t
friends in U
Bois,
ti
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getting back to
Photographer Smith will not be at
his Centre Hall gallery to-morrow,
Fai nor next Friday, the Fourth.
Jeremiah Btover and scn Clayton, of
lay,
Farmers Mills, were in town yesterday,
Wednesday, and substantially cat
tiiis office,
Harry
has
al
MeManaway, of Millheim,
accepted a position as traveling
ent colleges and Normal schools dur-
ing the past year. An envial le
for the town,
Mra. A. E. Kerlin
secom panied by Jacob Wagner are a
visiting Mr. Waguer's son
J. Wagner,
1e00r<
present
Rev. Wm.
Cambrian Co.
al
O A. Wright, formerly of this place
but now of Lewistown, where
working on the new electric
spent Fouday in this place:
Wright is an energetic young msi
and will succeed in life.
week.
the home of George IH,
town,
Mrs, Jane Harper and is east on
twenty-five years ago,
delphia.
H. Victor Crawford,
clerk in the gencral store of Wolf &
Crawford, in this place, has become
the owner of a drug store at 55.h and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. He is a
brother of F. M. Crawford, with the
Potter-Hoy hardware company, and
since leaving Centre Hall graduated at
a school of pharmacy in Philadelphia,
aud has become a skilled pharmacist,
Potters Mills, met with an accident
some time ago while wheeling a load
of stones for un lime stack. In some
way he wrenched his knee and bas
been confined to his bed for several
weeke, On Friday of last week Dr.
Lee performed an operation and the
indications are that the kuee will heal
up without becoming stifl.
cattle to Gettig and Kreamer, butchers
of Bellefonte, on Monday morning.
The four weighed 3877 pounds, a good
average which shows that Mr. Keller
knows how to feed. Last week
hesold a registered short horn bull
three years old weighing 1700 pounds
to butcher Dauberman, This year Lhe
breves brought six cents per pound, a
gain of one cent over the past four
years.
¥
burg will be completed this week.
1 Jacob Bottorf, of Lemont,
ve owns! 11} y's
ane
t Colleg most subsiantiail
i
{ citizens, was in tow n on Monday.
Li
' i parents just now,
:
{ 8 baby Loy has come to their house,
' Theove hundredth anniversary
+ | the settlement of the Burket family in
| Binking Valley, Huutingdon county,
was celebrated Friday, when a reunion
was held st the Burket homestead,
i
the state are plenting corn for fodder,
owing to the short erop of clover aud
timothy hay. The coru is being sowed |
thickly aud will be cut before it goes
to tassel,
On Sunday evening Children’s Day |
exercises were held in the Reformed
church in Rebersburg., The church
was beautifully decorated and
of
characteristic the
people,
for those who engage in illegal fishing. |
The many arrests he has already made |
should be a werniog to those who per- |
sist in disobeying the game laws of
the stale.
To-morrow, Friday, a meeting of the
directors of the Piney Coal and Oil
Company will be beld at the hotel.
The meeting is called for considering
Company, arising from the sale of the
Company's Real Estate in Clarion
county,
The merchanis and business men of
Bellefonte have decided to close their
places of business at six o'clock in the
evening during the months of July
and August, except en the 3rd, 10th,
12th, 18th, 25th and 30th days of the
month and Saturdays, when they will
close at the usual time,
Rev. Howard Diller for four years
rector of Trinity Episcopal church,
to take effect July 1. He will go te
Pottsville where he will be assistant}
to Rev. Dr. Powers, of that city. Rev.
4
salesman for Miller & Hartman, gro-
cers, Lancaster, Pa.
Ray L. Mcrgan, assisfant post mas-
ter at State left on Wednes-
day morning for a week's vacation in
Washington, D. (
A broken wheel on the mail ear of
the esst-bound train yesterday afier-
noon at Lemont caused a delay of traf-
fie for several hours,
Colleges,
A report is current that John Wana-
smaker has ofleted to builda Y. M,C.
A. Hall al State College, if arrange
ments can be wade,
Mrs, Barah Pennington, of lebanon,
is nies piog at the home of her vpeph-
jew, U. W, Black, for s few days aud
Iw il sive visit her brothers, Bainuel and
{ Jolin Slack before returning home.
| The M. E church festival at Spring
Mills on the evenings of July 4 and 5,
promises many pleasing features. The
[Pen Hall dmed will be in attendance.
It will be bield on the church lawn,
The fine weather on Sunday brought
many pleasure drivers to town, snd
recalled days when the caves were vis.
ited by a greater humber of pecple
| than have visited there io the past few
| years,
Miss Edna Krumrine, of Tussey ville,
one of the successful school teachers of
Potter township, aitended the eom-
menoement of the Lock Haven State
| Normal, of which ifustitution she is a
graduate,
Mr. Jufl.rson Brown and family, of
Milroy, dre visiting at the home of
Mra. Brown's parents, Prof. and Mrs,
W. A. Krise. Their visit is prolonged
on account of the sickness of Mis,
Browuw,
Dr. W. U. Irvin, who la u
iain practive al Julien for t fu Eve ’
of taking a
‘wedicive, on’
delphin, where he
of studies ub Jiflerson Medical Col
lege.
The ratic ns for the National Guar
for the encampment at Gettysburg m
July 12:19 have been ordered to |
oremsed. This will sult our | frie
Diller was a college mate of John D
Meyer and visited bere for several]
SUITS,
of the filth regiment and who ped
would rather deal out bountifully than