Spring Mills.
Rena returned ome after a visit
several weeks at Johnstown snd
toona,
Willis Allison’s new grain house
will soon be enmpleted and will be
more convenient thsn the old one,
Al-
Eihis shatter, tue jovial, good-thenrt-
ed geutleman, Bods ul ructions at the
furniture store; aothing like
things handy
C. J. King, the village landiord,
made a business trip to the county
seat.
Kepler, Rowe, Weitzel Tay lor
have been in this shaking
hauds with their many friends; they
think the county looks favorable.
Misses Annie Royer nod Grace Rieh-
ardson left last Phursday for their
home in Ounio,
George Gentzel, of Georges Valley,
has purcha ed ene of C P,
brick hh tises La ng Aveuous,
twenty-vight buodred doliars, Mr,
Gentzel will have of his farm
stock this fall snd in the spring will
move into his new home,
and
section
Long's
four
“0h
wile
The towuship roads are in bad cone
dition for wiuter to set in; wany mud
holes could be fiiled up nud the loose
the
hing 1nd
four
Blones removed once a month,
law requires. | he er ek road
been in such bad eonditnn
years Ibis veglect on the part of su-
pervisors is not for the
terial.
Prof. Rearick bus piped the
Lutheran church read, for his acety-
lene gus plant,
us
ten
wault of mia-
Hew
Allison Bros , proprietors of the ex-
teusive flo uring mills iu this place,
in
the old dilapidated farts house diago-
uddiiion [13 remodeling
pally opposite the mill aod transfor w=
ing it inio ws very besuiiiul snd invit-
ing residence, ad cuded Hmproveinen
to the whole neigh ivod, have jus
about completed » very large nid subs
stauvtial grain ut thee
DOr hel eX Paty or bose
well
located
of
BLOW i:
bie Use,
COLD Ny eatlea ur d
the **inh
point,
forty fret rom the ground, how
"and st ihe ost elevate
eastern coruer of thelr eXivnsive
yard. lhe upper story 1 the buila
ing bring on a level with Lhe
road lending to the town proper and
R. R station west, aud east to Georges
Valley.
been exercised to it
strengih to sustain au) Weight. QQ 1 oe
a puter of avd vaiusble
provements have been jutroduced, to
give
Lew
gether with all the neCeneary
fences. he building
of salt, plaster sud bay.
dition to thelr
salt aud Lay, deal very largely in
thracite sud bitumivous coal
firm coutempinte other Huprovemen ts
O. T. Corman
potatoes by the car load.
The brick casing of the new Luth-
eran church is about fiuished. The
buildivg presents a five appenrance,
H. B. Fraukeuberger lost a valuable
horse lust week. The animal sunply
took sick oue pight aud the next
morning was found dead jo the stable,
J. L. Cassel, of Bloomsburg, aud K
C. Bogar and wife visited 10 this place
last week.
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Oak Hall,
Bome of the farmers are through
with their corn and other fall work,
The old and experienced hunters are
making preparations to start on a two
weeks’ hu ot, after they cast their bal
lot next luesday.
Harry Ka<«teroorder, who
sick [wt werk, 1+ imiproviag.
Mre Grown Levin i ftnproving
The enterprist of miller, Clayton Ki.
tere, is pu ting in mschinery to grind
backwheat flour. Mr. Etters is con-
tinually making improvements on bis
mill property, The fle flour and feea
he pur« out proves thal ge is an first
¢ elas tuibier, sn! tie will treat
tomers io Lhe vers bwst miner,
bi a trial
— fot
Woodward,
Rev, Saylor, the presiding elder, of
Bethlehem, presched in the Evan
gelieal church Sunday moruing and
evening.
John Swartz sud wife, of [ows Falls,
Towa, spent a day inst week with Mes,
R. M. Wolf
Oliver Hosterman, of Pittsburg, is
visiting his parents,
J. J. Orndorf and wife were to
Bpring Mills on Saturday to visit their
son-in-law and family.
Miss Mabel Bowersox visited her
paren & Saiarday and “uoaday
T. B. Motz, of Coburn, spent a day
last week with bis futher, 8. M. Moz,
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The strenuous life is the key of the
November "Everybody's The ming
azine is brimming with movement,
incident and doing. It represents the
most divide phases of livieg and
working nod has vot u dull page,
Was Very
Hie cus
(tive
Among the computes to recvive a
charter at Hurrisourg was the Tylers-
talized at $1,000,
Aaronsburg,
Mrs. Evelyn Musser and Sara Kline
spent one day last week with friends
in west Brush Valley.
Mrs, Agnes Stover and Mrs. Aman.
ds Weaver attended the Stover-Musser
wedding iu Millheim lust Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Frank has been very
{ busy selling aud trimming hats, aod
| sul they come.
| W B. Mingle, of Centre Hall, and
son Gross spent a few hours on SBun-
day at the residence of E G. Mingle.
Eruest Cronmiller visited his son-
[ l-law, Perry Admius, at State College,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Minoie Frankenberger, of near
Miltheim, was the guest of Thomas
Frank's oue day last week,
Miss Cordelia Acker, an efficient
school mistress of our town, was howe
over Buuday. She has charge of the
primary school at Potters Mills,
Mr. sud Mrs. J. C. Stover spent »
few dafs in Bellefonte, the guests of E
E Archey’s,
Walluee Dunean, of Washington, D.
C., visited Mrs. F. J. Foster a few
duys lust week,
I'be calstnumpisns were out SBatur-
day evening sereuading Mr. and Mrs,
Hurvey Urouss who were married a
few weeks ago in Washington, D. CQ.
My their path through life be strewn
with roses, is the wish of the writer.
Win. Uhrossell und Wilmer Stiver
minde un business trip to Woodward ou
Saturday,
Miss Catheriue Smull is the guest of
Joho Hurtwan's in Millheim,
Miss Lottie Guisewite, of Woodward
visited her sister Mrs. Mazie SBtov-r.
Mrs. Lavioa Lenker sud daughter
Sue returned from a few days visit to
Juwes Lenker, at Lemont.
Miss Miriam Keister bas gone to Al-
toona to remnin during the winter,
County superintendent C, L. Gram-
Mouday,
sll seemed very much pleased with
Lhe work iwi
ly pud tiie senols a visit
g done.
Potters Mills
Fattvrs are Luss busking corn;
| have bind besutiful westher during the
| pas! week which wuch in their
we
Was
i favor,
Mi» Kohler, of Utsh, is visiting her
{ sunt, Mrs Oscar Stover,
Miss Acker, teacher of the primary
| school, spent Saturday and Sunday at
i her home io Aarc usburg.
Merchant F. A. Carson and wife
made a trip to Bellefonte last Thursday.
Mrs Laura speut
| Sunday with ber brother, Oscar Stover
Miss Gertrude Spangler
Bricker snd son
of Centre
| Hall, was the guest «tl the Wilkinson
| home Wednesday.
J. Frank McCoy nud Charles Sweet-
wood made a trip to Milroy ou Satur-
day afternoon. The attraction is two
| youuy indies
Mies Caroline MeCloskey is visiting
| Mrs. Willinma From, of Milioburg.
Prof. Neff, of Millheim, was in town
| Saturday ou business,
Howard Foust aud wife spent SBatur-
| day with his sister Mrs, Anos Hart-
| man, Mr. Foust is oon the sick list.
Mr. Neimao wss seen in our town
i on Monday.
Emanuel Smith and famil,
Bapday at Charles Nels,
Archibald Allison sud Frank MeCoy
and families, of Bellefoute, visited
Edward Allison on Bunday,
Emory MeCliutick, of Tyrone, was
around shaking hands with his many
friends on Wednesday.
It would be better for the children
of this commuuity if their parents
would pay more attention to their be-
havior in the evening sod keep them
at home after dark.
U. Clark spent sunday at Oak Hall
with his brother,
a
Colyer.
Mr. and Mra, Levi Stamp
Sanday at the howpe of D (
near Centre Hall
Mr. and Mrs, David Bolin and fami-
ly, of Potters Mills and Mrs. John
Bair and daughters, of Tusseyville,
were guests of Gi Melss Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Rockey and daughter
Ru’h, spent Friday at the home of
Cuarles Neff, of Centre Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stiffler, of Yea-
gerinwn, visited in this community
several days of last week.
Toe Colyer Mills cornet band is up
to date) tiwy received their new instru
ments on Saturday which are of the
floest and best they were called to Pot.
ters Mills Buiarday evening to play for
the Democratic meeting which was
held st that place.
Mise Annie Renulnger, of Spring
Mills, vigited hier «ister, Mrs. J. H.
Moyer over Bunday,
Mr and Mrs Harry Frantz aod
children, of Pine Grove Mills, visited
at tne home of Harry MoCUlellan on
Bunday.
Mises Mary Moyer and Myrtle
Fleisher spent Sunday at the home of
Miss Nannie Meiss,
Mr and Mrs. C. 8 Bottor! and
daughter Helen visited at State Cole
lege povernl days this week,
A revival service is in progress in
the United Evangelionl church at Zi-
on, conducted by Rev Shuliz
Mra John Ducsow und son, of Belle-
fonte, visited over Sunday at the home
of John Vinriek,
Mr. and Mra, Claire Stemm, of Lin.
den Hall, spent Sunday at the home
of Jumes Horoer,
Miss Emma Swartz, of Tussey ville,
took dinner at the home of P. B. Jor-
dun Bguday.
spent
spent
Keller,
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,
Almost everybody who reads the news-
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
{; cures made by Dr,
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy,
It is the great medi-
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teenth century; dis-
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi-
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp«Root is not rec.
ommended for everything but if you have kid-
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
Just the remedy you need. thas been tested
in s0 many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement hss
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble,
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address tog
Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Bing-
hamton, N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and
dollar
Home of Bwamp-Root.
sizes are sold by all good druggists,
A Typleat South African Store,
O. R. Larson, of Bay Villa, Bunday’s
River, Cape Colony, conducts a store
typieal of Bouth Africa, at which can
be purchased anything from the pro-
verbial '‘ needle to an anchor.” This
store is situated in a valley nine miles
from the nearest railway station and
about twenty-five miles from the near-
est town. Mr. Larson says ‘I am fa-
vored with the custom of farmers with-
in a radius of thirty miles, to many of
whom I have supplied Chamberlain's
remedies. All testify to their value in
a household where a doctor's advices is
At one
HALF THE COST
Lion Goffee
has better strength and
flavor than many so-call-
ed “fancy” brands.
Bulk coffee at the same
price is not to be com-
pared with Lion in quality.
In 1 Ib, air tight,
sealed packages,
SPRING MILIS-0O. T,. CORMAN
(In exchange for goods, Cash also paid.)
EERE... oooossnrnnrins 22 | Bide ae 10
Butter.............. 18 | Tallow......... ot. 0
Lard 12 Apples . #5
Chickens, 7 ; cash # Huckleberries
Potatoes ........ a0
Ducks ’ ‘
Raspberries ... Large Onions...
Beef Hides
Ham........
Shoulder Spring Chickens
GEAIN MARKET.
Wheat...
Od Corn
New Corn
@€
Ne wO ts...
Barley......
PRODUCE AT STORES,
BUBRAE 0 osrne sen snssssssssnamss soemarsrsms
ays
Shoulder
OTICE TO 8A
I~
DAVID BARR
and
mon Pleas of Cen
tre County
REED BARR
to No. 85 Nov.”
LEWIS SWINEHAWY
To Lewis Swinchart or His
FERCTIL IVER oon
Netloe is hereby give
ty, under |
1a ABOW CBW
i teage int
almost out of the question. Within
one mile of my store the population is |
perhaps sixty. Of these, within the |
past twelve months, po less than four. |
teen bave been absolutely cured by |
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This |
must surely be a record” For sale by |
J. F. Smith, H. F. Bossmun, J. B. |
Fisher's Sons.
Write Grant
Hoover for prices on |
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DOO
fg o—
Old People Have Their Troubles
Mr. Francis Little, of Benton Har- |
bor, Mich., is over eighty years of age
Ninee 1865 he has btwen troubled more
or less with indigestion and constips-
tion and bas tried almost everything in
use for those allments, Last August
be began using Chamberlain's Stom-
ach snd Liver Tablets and was soon |
feeling much better. In a recent ls tter |
he says, ‘I have used three boxes of |
the Tablets and pow think I am well.”
These Tablets improve the appetite |
and invigorate the stomach, liver and
bowels. For sale by J. F. Smith H
F. Rossman, J. B. Fisher's Sons
GOODS
We are now ready with
our new Fall and Winter
Goods, and would kindly ask
you to come and examine our
new stock,
Latest styles in . . .
Dress Goods
Flannels
Outings, Etc.
A nice line of Ladies’, Gents’
and Children’s Kid and
Woolen Gloves and Mit-
tens. A new assortment
of Caps, Woolen Work-
ing Shirts, and many oth-
er things worth looking at
UNDERWEAR to suit all.
A very fine assortment.
H. F. ROSSMAN,
Spring Mills.
Acetylene
Gas - - -
will light your
Homes
address—
J. 8S. ROWE,
Centre Hall.
Lhe t
township
wo 13
irelion on
sto
¥ HOUSE
Mil
4
Spring
5 ihe stddorsig oe
Datiel RB. Weaver, ded :
the real estate of sald decendant on the premises
date. The property consists of one
land. erected thereon
si Lhe above
There Is good frait on the premises
GEORGE RE WEAVER
Executor
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19.2,
the following tracts of land
No 1. Farm of acres, located
Millis. Pa.
mods of G. D. Armbruste:, W. ¥
Weaver, John Taylor, Win. Allison, W. A. Kris,
and James Weaver, containiog 133 sores and 158
perches Thereon erecied good (wosiory dwell
ing house, bank bars. Implement shed, buteh-
e's house, pig pen and outbuildings. A never
failing spring of water near the hoase, large or
chard of chodoe full, small froit about the house
Farm in god state of caltivation: about 35 acres
well timbered
No, 2 was sold Oct 4.
Tract No. 5 is the undivided one-third of a t react
adjoinicg tract No. 1, bounded by lands of W. A
Krise, Kryder, Mi gle and Arney and CC. Arm.
brusier, containing 194 acres and 4 perches,
mere or less, Thereon erected new iwo-story
dwelling house, bank barn almost ss good as
new large bull tiog for haodiing peaches, eto,
This property Is known as the Weaver peach
orchard, and has growin on iL between 500) and
6000 peach trees, together with a large variety of
grapes and other fruit.
Oneihlid of the purchase money 10 be paid in
cash, one-third in one year and the balance in
two years, with | terest. Deferred payments to
be secured by bond and mortgage on the premis-
ex. Returnab.e at! argument court
J. H RISHEL. Executor
Farmers Mills, Pa,
iPM
one mile
bounded by
Smih, John
EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
Farm and woodland, well located, 160
acres about T2acres in good state of cultivation
with running water in each field; about 375 fruit
trees on property. New 8 room house with had
wood finish and 30 {4 porch. This property is ia
ood condition: new out buildings, large bank
mri, running water in each field, with well and
rmnning water at the house
ALSO,
BRICK DWELLING located in the Yillage of
Spring Mills, 19 rooms: well finished with hard
wood ; property all built within four years, Stable
and out buildings,
ALSO.
FRAME DWELLING loeated in the village of
| Spring Mills, 8 rooms.
ALSO,
FRAME DWELLING located in the village of
Hpring Mills, 5 rooms.
Terms of sale of above property will'boanade to
suit purchaser, prefer having part investment res
main in properties, ( ence sslicited,
and will at any time, HF due notice, arma to
have these properties shown to any one wishing
to prirchase ivpert After Jan. Ist, 180 these
Prapertios will not be for sale,
C, P. LONG, Spring Mills, Pa.
EL OUSEAND LOT FOR SALE. The under.
signed offers al private sale a splendid
home op
Central
ite the Lamar railroad station, ou the
frond of Peon, The dweling house
has eleven rooms and is new, well finshed and
conveniently arranged, and is admirably located
for a club or sammer boarding house, belog con.
Yetleut to a fine stream of water and hunting
Also voal Jad and tressel and an established
water and fruit on ines.
i BA
business in
JOR ¥ SMITH,
Lamar,
Mrs. John Showers, of Pl asant Gap,
is now located in Altoona, where she
Co., Warren, Ve.
will make her home for the present.
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