1EPORTER.
and
Proprietor
PENNA
AY, JANUAR 15, 1903
to the Re
dvance.
ition
¢ for thre
hee
made known
DEMOCRATIC CO, tOMMITTE] 1903.
$0 he used
i i
sidered en-
Order
stream
the super-
iB i
l nel was
nd solid
of
» recent fire,
le to Wm
insured
aud
\
and
fire.
had
by the
insurance in
not every
luct the Y. M,
on S inday
ck.
cordially inv
Howard
thie
9
is
iness in postoflice building,
tted up for that pur-
and
hae
pose *
floors, a:
ed
ac
upyi second
d has b well stock-
the
as he will
ich
site as soon
with ods
Wim.
an
as the w
uit
place attended the funeral of General
permits
a number of citiz
Hastings on Tue lay last,
All the
tory business during ls
ume ol
greater, but the profits hardly corre.
sponded. Mr. Ripka, of Centre Hill,
has rented the brick store owned and
formerly occupied by G. H. Long, and
will in a few
weeks,
merchants report a satisfac.
asl yo
business wa
commence business
The ceiling iu the Lutheran charch
was placed recently. It is very pretty
and durable,
H« Win. M, Allison
givce Thursday of last week,
Mrs. Charles P. Long
plicunoiia,
has been ill
is Ill with
Rt mine aw
Free Care for Sick Hendaehe,
Tablets are acertain eure for sick head.
ache, If taken as soon as the first in-
diention of the disease appears they
will prevent the attack. Get a free
sample at C. W. Bwarlz's, Tussey-
ville; ¥. A, Carson's, Potiers Mills; CO,
J. Finkle's, Spring Mills, and give
them a triul
Potters Mills.
Mrs. Mury MeKinney went to Altoo-
a doctor
there in regard to a sore on her side:
all hope for her recovery
Kelley Harshbarger hs his eye on
the party who stole his chickens and
and pay for
if they don’t soon come
with headquarters at fort Taylor,
John Strong just received a load of
fresh oyster shells which he will fur.
nish ready-ground to persons wanting |
auy. John is in the chicken business,
chicken
and passes all his spare time there.
Keeps a stove in his house,
mill on top of the mountain that made
feet of
two thousand amd eighteen
lumber,
John
ratamount;
Wil
ofl,
I'he up-town scribe said
I
Kinson caught a come
it was only a wildeat,
Nefl Bros, are doing quite a business
their place the
of choppivg grain and sawing
fi mii in this in way
wood into sh
There were caught
Mr. Bebelhimer's apple hole; look out
or there will be trouble.
Amos Als
ort lengths for stove
two fellows al
xander’'s house is under
LEH the entire family is
1 ‘oP
scariel fever.
J. R. Bible was in town Saturday de-
p livering feed for
the people in the prop
DUSINESsE,
If there is anything you to
ask Daddy Goodwin,
want
Know just he is
| posted on a yiniog; the old gentleman
| has traveled all over the country and
| has seen and
remeber,
J. R. Close j
horse; hope he will
hin
always ready
chased a fine young
better
is quite a jockey
have luck
with thi
sone. J
and is for a trade.
J. Sime dandy pair of
them
R.. 138 &
i wfrald to take
why unless he is
them in his traps
a Knotty business
was hauling knotty
hie expert dynawmiter
the telephone line
iped and partly fell
d, but got
ath accident
merchant of this place
all Kinds,
Now
trouble
3 of
RO ls of
CO.
place
here will be
hound
good
the
r was trying to sell a
must be in
10t give his pedi-
i= Dow tele.
climbing
for the Telephone and
ompany.
this want to
trapping;
trappers they will tell you
town
living in
en on his way from Spring
cetown Monday, upset in
his horse ran and
away
damage to the sleigh
re. Metlenaban and daughter Co
toons:
Al
Alte
with
{ ra returned from Miss Cora
will go back to where she
Ona,
the
i has a position telephone
| company.
Mabelle Smith. « this place, vd
e Hall, were mar-
evening in the
Sprucetown, by
Cone
| 81
{"Asher Stahl, of Centr
| ries Wednesday
urch
Ir
| gratulated for ehoosingsuch an accoms
plished young a8 a
at
Stahl is to be
lady helpmeet.
Pheir many friends wish them a long
and prosperous life,
ay Burns,
Swabb,
1
Pittsburg:
Anr K.
| and Mrs. Frank Carson
Miss Ruth
Miss Acker
spent Friday
evening at the home of Dr. Alexander.
Mrs. H Alexander, Mrs. James
| Stover and Mrs. David Boone spent
| last Thursday at the home of
Jubb.
¢ 1h
os nsbur
=~
Edward
Colyer.
Tuesday evening at six o'clock, Wm.
{ of Milroy, were joined in marriage at
the parents
About thirty guests
| present to witness the ceremony.
{ the home of groom's
| this place
i
| congratulations was no small part
The bride was the
{ cipient of many
{| the program.
| those present
Miss Ruth
were guests
H.
ay Burns and
Aaronsburg, at
| of
{ home of Dr, 8,
| eveni .g.
to stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
daughters entertained
young people from Colyer and Pot-
ters Mills on Thursday evening. All
returned home having spent a very
pleasant evening,
Miss Ruth Swabb returned to her
home ju Aaronsburg, after having
spent several weeks with her sister,
Mrs, Arthur Lee
i W. PF. Rockey filled his ice house
| with some of the finest ice taken from
| this pond, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday; he had twelve men engaged
to help him,
Get a free sample of Chamberlain's
| Biomach and Liver Tablets at CC, W,
| Bwariz's, Tusseyville; F. A. Carson's,
| Potters Mills; C. J Finkle's, Spring
| Mills. They are easier to take and
imore pleasant in effect than pills,
Then their use is not followed by con-
#ipntion as is often the case with pills,
Regular size, 250. per box,
Farmers Mills.
Paul T. Rearick and wife spent sev-
week,
The steam saw mill is making things
boom in the hollow; good time
made,
Farmers are busy hauling their grain
in
Miller Goodhart baled over twenty-
four tons of hay; Cummings Bros, did
the work.
D. H. to his own
farm in Georges Valley in the spring.
Wm. Hagen will move in the Jacob
tearick will move
Continued trom first page
especially in the manuel of arms,
Books on military tactics and ma- |
furnished and officers |
and men were required to study them |
of this |
schooling the regiment became one of |
the drilled and most reliable |
fighting regiments in the service.
Confederate Raiders had been quite
active at this time cutting commuuni- |
cations between Washington and the
north, by burning bridges on the N, C
railroad, the direct line befween Balti-
Harrisburg, Pa. The 148th
HOBUVIes were
assiduously. 0 consequence
best
more and
Neidigh house in the swamp.
Mervin funeral
attended Monday forenoon.
Harvey M. Horner will
Homan's was well
move to
tenement house and work for D.
Rearick,
No school at this place and the pike
on Monday, on account of the funeral
of Mervin Homan, the teachers being
slo
John Rishel wis
is
in the last few days.
~~ » —
Woodward.
Hoover's mourn the
I'he funeral took
Harvey
of their infant son
place Wednesday.
Oliver Hosterman, of Pittsburg,
came home 1H last week
Quite from this
tended the meeting at
Bunday evening
Wilson Ard
who had been employ-
returned home last week
y and J D. Si
to Yeasgertown and Lewis
on Monday
J. OG. PF. Motz, of
#pending nie
rel
months,
fiir
alvin Ei iyaer m
altrip
Ww weeks with: bi
irned on Friday.
Oak Hall,
thelr ice or
thick.
E. K
Centre Hall
smith made
saturday mornl
Miss Mary Etter
again,
{
I
Coron
flext satur
Lemo
Boa
banquet
it
their
home
ing
ii ti
on the
Aaronsburg,
I'he Eur
Aaronsburg 1 iv {f boxing
Boxing club of
CRA iit
RiOoves one ay |i Et We K, sti] Are iow
holding 1 ions in
above Wm
The
and the
are the b
take it «
out another i
boys
Bara Kline
ant trip to L
ET
made a business
day last
Walter
where he expects to
Miss Electa St
home
week
or
Orwig | gone to Altoon
Pan
from the post offic
day evening took suddenly ill.
becatne unconscious, and
Dr. C
8B. Musser was summoned, and at pre
sary to carry her to her home,
ent she is much improved,
. a
Nittany Mountain,
Boo ! but it is cold.
The Houser Brothers were digging a
well on their timber land preparatory
to moving their mill on the
tract, but the cold weather stopped
the work.
George W
shingle
Noll, who sick
with typhoid fever, is on the mend.
has been
saw wood one day last week,
William Parker is a busy man chop-
ping wood and hauling it to Centre
Hall, where he finds ready sale for it,
Newton Garver has added a
All
happiness in his venture.
Mrs. Kate Horner had
house
wish him
a nice lot of
Robert Smith is again working at
MeNitt Brothers & Co's, stave mill.
Samuel Gingerich and Adam Rhodes
ground Mr. Gingerich bought of Hen-
ry Potter.
i
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, of Fergus
Falls, Minn., fell and dislocated her
shoulder. Bhe had a surgeon get it
back in place as soon as possible, but
it was quite sore and pained her very
much. Her son mentioned that he
hud seen Chamberlain's Pain Balm ad-
vertised for sprains and soreness, and
she asked him to buy her a bottle of it
which he did. It quickly relieved her
and enabled her tosleep which she had
not done for several days. The son
was 2g much pleased with the relief it
gave His mother that he has since rec.
ommended it to many others. For
sale by C, W. Bwartz, Tusseyville; F,
A, Carson, Potters Mills; C. J. Flukle,
os ———
P. V, was sent here to guard this line
| against these bridge burning raids of
the Confederates: and in the mean time
| to be educated and trained in the art
of war, in all its details,
A few days were devoted to putting
{up our camp and commissary, head-
| quarters
establishments and camp
annexes’ generally; this done, the
chief business was drill dally, exc
1
“}
al
| Sundays, when we had inspection
nine A, M., Divine Services at ten and
dress parade at five P. M,
Ibe made
markably good material for
easily controlled and making very rap
regiment was up of re-
soldiers
id progress in discipline. Everything
had to be '‘ just so.’ One evening the
regiment turned out for dress parade;
the in
11 out
tA at
{
M1 beaut
all COMIPAL ies position, guides
4 dressed on |
sid all
the right; the regiment was
ul alligoment; but still the
colonel was not satisfied: we waited to
“guides post |
nted
hear the command,
1
ut it came not; the col
'
el pei
the secon
oraerny
tiie
veered
low | take
Slriogieliow
obeved,
well arme
¥
ard dang
ght and marched
ected rebel
HOON
itis
When
genera
we hh ted several ladies «
{ f whom addressed the
\
him “to freely mak
Fhe «
| capiain desiring e
his wishes Known aptain told
i i
ber that it was
thy
i ev ware in eaboot with our enemies,
{ that they shelter and comfort to
Fhe
ment and
rave
them lady, a queen of refine
style, said in the mildest
|
iovailty to
| National Government, but she
| red her neighbors to speak for her
her company at tea, bul the captain
pitched nick-nacks and candy to the
to the of
of the We
| knew this silly at an
{end, and Company A fell back in goo!
friends, and
boys, greatly amusement
Yhoth sides question,”
CAampRIgn was
| order; we had met some
{ of our stay
One evening Lieutenant Brown, who
of the “three
therefore knew
claimed to be a veteran
months’ service,’ and
all about war, took a guard,
three Meyers, cousins Henry, William
and myself, out the Baltimore pike, a
sort of aimless expedition I thought,
to hunt trouble, or what not, we knew
not. The sky was cloudless and the
full moon shone iu splendor, while the
weather was perfect in mildness and
beauty. We were armed; the brave
Lieutenant was, besides two revolvers
and a sword, armed with a canteen
fall of red samy whiskey. Heo did not
offer to share, as the soldiers used to
call it, for a quart and a pint, the oa-
pacity of the canteen, was only enough
for his ow: use that uight, He did
not know whore he was leading us any
more thau we knew; he eommanded
u« to halt and we halted, and he made
us a speech, full of patriotic fire, in
part as follows :
OA SS —————
Writing paper bought by the pound;
the only sensible way to buy it; 10, 18
and 20 cent quality, about 110 sheets
to a pound--Garman’s,
SA MM AAAI
including
Avjfees
WEES to
with stale eggs, glue
and other things are
not fit to drink.
LionGofiee
is pure, uncoated
coffee—fresh, strong,
well flavored,
The sesled package in.
sures uniform quality
sud freshness,
Golden (ate Tour
road Per-
‘alifornisa
New
(olden
Remember
Our Goods
Are all NEW
ToPlease Customers.
If you have
oie to
have been
a is
here come hack
:
| Spring Mills.
'Seasonable Goods
'Seasonable Prices
We have a line of goods
that are entirely seasona-
ble. Ours is everybodys
store, with special prices
to none—all prices are low
enough to be termed bar-
gains,
GROCERIES
and—
DRY GOODS
are the principal articles
now needed in the house-
hold. These goods are
here and are sold at the
lowest possible price.
WOOLEN GOODS
at the right prices, Come
to see us,
C. J. FINKLE
Bpring Mills.
The Reporter $1.00 a year,
Spring Mills, Pa.
Acetylene
Gas - ~ -
will light your
Homes 2 2
Churches Ne
Stores N-
Offices >
cheaper than Coal Qil
by using the.,.....
Martindale
Acetylene Generator.
For further infor-
mation and refer-
ence address—
J. S. ROWE,
Centre Hall.
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