JRTER. 25. 1803, CONVO 8 POOLGP0S00E $y? » co. > ® mon * * ® 20009%0y ang sSnoe w women, CCSSCOCOR00ACOR0E VePeEee w Cg - " ow $0000 800200DR Shoe Lore, PA. 18038023000 COOOIVQOP00CO WED very light rice shows are nent these ter readers cat + Mrs. show Phil- ie prize wines vein giving E4 HY Iaily : Phe il M off the troj itayp ii most popular Kitay competition on account of his extra toes, ’ Lavmbert night ly carried whether It was s i iatress who was the of doubt, Lie cup H EE and hia M1Y, Dut OF I is un matier LOCALS Star Store, Meeting of County Grange of pnnge foren legree members are Pomona Gra Fresh fish will meet in Git nge Centre county Arcadia Friday. and afternoon, invited. Ladie's Fleece lined hose, with light | Two session oon colored feet—Glarman’s. H fourth Sale of personal property of K. N Odenkirk Saturday at 1 p. m. Rev. and Mrs. Christine (Thursday) will return to their home in Hardin, Ohio. J. D. Keen, of Penn township, killed a hog that dressed seven hundred and - » - Hare NDargaip, today Our regu ir a short pe Ir £4.50 Cabinets fi A discount not titue for of 334 an advertising cent, 4 dodge but a straight tip. If you want Al ¥ i Cel tures now is your opportunity, Hall i seventy-seven pounds, | WW. D. Bhoop is in Jeannette, West- | moreland county, where he is engaged | . i1n a large grocery store. | rican will conduct a . \ Dr. Riter Every ’ week in fn oR. ill wires, ilre Friday WwW. W, i — every SMITH. A New Nervice spent several days this nity of Lock Haven | doctoring sick horses and cattle. Mrs. Wm. J. Wilson, of Howard, vigited her son, ition ser ng at "the 1 tele Lhe Vige . the viel th o'clock day w be hone Thomas (3, days, ‘1 larger towns York, N fe nearest several home Saturday. Wm. E. Confer wtmaster at Howard, ew Jer- this place, bulle- | has been appointed and ( Lock Haven. Pp lege or Musie children to | Music d no better P Music at Pupils siring their sition at Salona, struction in called morning on aunt, Mrs Miss Carrie Bpicher easant Gap Wed unt of the deat Michael John Oden Was fit sday RCC Ih of her Bpicher. begin- admitted and July om the son of Mr, kirk, was mentioned last week, has im- i wed very much. MoOYE] pare ed ver: nu Wm G near Spring Mills, is sul what appears Potters | 1o be ralysis, which a light hurt fall re- water Io fall vinst astone by a has slightls speech and tO dip Arins home nome, ealendars for Hi th is office is at of d stitching xl, The Alex- wondition uire the Pe society of the 0 K. Smith, of - Hal Oak Pleasant Gap, 2 resident of Pot. to Kansas i sinment evening iment led © I'be will I'he Mis- Dursday poiit { an enthusis 18 nator Heinl editor Georgy MmisbUrg, Hale f y John recent arm fal Kline is is farm will be : i How CCU - Bower, | ¢ 4 ! i ed to the B farm, ai Noll, 8. W, | John T. Me- Dr. W. U and E another PVs, IAs, H. Noll, 8 ion | pie « by Joh A 5 who called itly Hall, i. 1 mong ti men A. Woodward Was One . ’ ££ guests of eviously ar- ere the had pr { iam i= © Manhattan IOUS dinner, Ave, a DCALS James Armstr Potters Wedn and recei Mrs Mills, f i eighty years, sday waa unfort viog her hip, from which she sutlers greatly, Mrs. Armstrong | the | for several with attack of which she has not recovered Henry Zeigler, | years has lived on the George VanTries | farm Hall, next alling fA Revver il Frank borough th CO | SH ax has been confined to weeks suffering from Olise by the young Cirange an ple ", Ar- January 31. erysipela fa Agus In Vvening, who ieus will be held in evening to ican borough ticket y saturday near Linden spring Pott Armers who Millheim. Wm. the near town, was one | cided to retire from farming. The ownship ittended the representive | institute at farm vacated by by Charles Wright, of The vacancy in the ing Department, State College, ition of M. A | J. E. Kirkham, The very bad condition. | ated from the At many places they are chock full of | i snow has all, iow, aud at others ig travel tedious Stormstown, Martz, of young farmers of Tusseyville, one of at the been filled by caused Pond, that section who | by has ih Lit Lhe Dus ness pay, was a call- roads are in Missouri University in | : 1895 and since then has been actively | engaged in bridge engineering. The body of G. W. Moist, thirty-two years found along the tracks i of the Pennsylvania Railroad about two miles east of Ryde station, Mifflin | | county, Thursday of last week. Moist | | was in the habit of going to Lewis. | town on freight trains, and it is sup- | posed that it was while on one of these | trips that he met his death, i | Wm. L. Runkle and Wm. Grimm, | {office men of the Knoxville Land | | Tmprovement Company, both of Pitts- | Mr. and Mrs. N. Bigler Bhafler, east | burg, stopped in Centre Hall Wednes- of Centre Hall, Sunday entertained | day on iheir way from the inaugura- | Mr. and Mra. Harvey Keller and son | tion. Mr. Runkle isa son of C. D. | Roy, and Mr, and Mrs. Foster SBhear- | Runkle, also of Pittsburg, He left Cen- | er, all of Zion, snd Mr. and Mrs. An-| tre Hall about thirteen years ago, and | itrew Rote, of near this place. | has been in Pittsburg avout eleven Jacob Markie, of Oak Hall, is dem- years, having spent the remainder of | natrating what can be done in the | the time in Philadelphia, Hine of beeskeeping During last sea Amini son his workers manufactured nearly | Is He Dead ? fu quarter ton of sweets, There should | Hey, John! John!! ess SY Fresh fish—BStar Store, Laundry soap at 5 cents per pound, | ' 40 per cent. below price—Garman's, | the Ea pear ad, taki Ira Grossman, of Penns Cave, was | Thursday of week, Mr, | making preparations to | give the large peach orchard of Messrs. Mingle and Arney special care, W. H. Schuyler Finney, at Shade old, was in town last (rrossman is Rev, is assisting Rev, Gap, in con- ducting n series of meetings. This is in accordance with a plan adopted by | Presbytery, that each of their minis. ters ald a fellow worker. Bill : Basides the profit to bee-keeper, the | bees’ aid in distributing pollen is not | inconsiderable in value, THE INAUGURATION, un od THE STAF loauguration day has passed into history and will long remain a vivid local memory. ‘The imposing cere- mony Tuesday, which marked the in stallation of Governor Pennypacker, the parade which converted the streets of Harrisburg into the theatre of one of the most striking pageants witnessed at the State Capital for many years. In the carriage that bore Governor- elect Pennypacker from the Executive Mansion to the scene of his inaugura- tion were Governor Btone, Justice D Newlin Fell, of the Bupreme Court, and Hon. Benjamin K. Focht, chair- ernor of Pennsylvania, ESTABLISH ENNER GEO. O., BE e @® © Committee; after this came the carriage bearing Lieutenant Governor Goblin; his successor, Hon. William O. Brown; tev. E. H. Leisenring, pastor of Trini- Harris Inaugu- and Hon, George Kunkel, of burg chairman of the House | ral Committee. Then came the | vevances in which were the Judges of | the local Courts, the President Pro Tem of the Benate, the NBpeaker of the House and other dignitaries. The military { part of the escort, headed by Major { General Charles Miller and his stafl, Adjutant General Btewart and other the State soldiery in their trappings of gold lace and martial ac- the effect of | the spectacle, On the stand were Mrs. Pennypacker, the three Misses Penny- | packer and Aubrey Pennypacker, the latter a student at the University of Pennsylvania. At the conclusion Rev, Leisenring the ( tion of Judge Pe Huy or was signed by t and House was read by ( I. N. Bmiley, are syed in his stered the os The cabinet, far as Attorney ( arson, of Philadelpl: hi Commouwenlth et con oflicers of of the Weather Re rtifl 1a prayer by ale of elec ro- of the port for pacrer as (Gove he officers of Representatives, hief Clerk of the Senate and then Justice Fel f office, admin- ~elatle robes of KO) peed, anunou follows Per Li. ¢ Of Bw pterdent J Fayette; Grounds, Thomas ontgomery. peri Nlewsnrs pit Attend the Cancas ED 1E > 0 9 ~a-THE STAR. I. ..H U. 5. Government. ERE IRS ACER I RR RIN UM LT over my and : at ena. . 2 not exactly so ii a { m » on (LIT INO ™MYIAY (1 umocrman £ 11 A ago he suffered an attack ’ * 5 } Te. motor attaxi that made him ia J Ak dl { 35 life Adams ¢ where he and He fifty-three SOWiyY ebilx “ i Away 33C, Was Dorn In Years ago, pent bis younger days aswan iron worker MRS $3 n ne: CA FISHER. yt ’ d age of eighty two 1's silk and ¢ nfirmaties caused by 75¢c, your choice JC. becen Fisher died at | Lot of Child /nionville Inst weel A few child's ¢ eiderdown coats a Lot of Men's wool and Jersey | were 75¢, 55¢ e 79¢c, 5% | Lot of Men's working Sh rts were 24¢, 35¢ were 48c¢. 35¢ were 48¢ to 60c, 98¢ A few Men's and Boy’ S than cost. I have placed almos | Boy’s wool hats in this sale. Boy's ats as low as 0c and Lined Muleskin gloves for M Lot Boy's wool waists at 30c ¥e ren’'s wool caps w are two sons and George W, ship: Samuel WW, Huouotingdon county; I Mary, the LT ge 1 Ci naineiy x ¥ WC | Half Du: hie, garrin, Nannie a at home died from the red Bago, at wrles Homer Harry at his pe in Smullton effects of an accident which occur in Potter county more than a year was struck h injured which free | his spine. He was en- | the v.dent, various hospitals tim« he by a falling whi tireiv thi His helpless after 8% ale gh treated age was twenty- at nine years, |cost, Ribbon remnants cheap. Ladies’ Golf Glove s 15¢c were Lot of candy on hand since MES MARY C. DAVIDSON At the of ninety-five Mary CO F. Weaver, of Milesburg, CAago. vears, Mrs, | { Col. James | died in Chi- The remains will be interred in Thursday) afternoon, of Wm. Da- Two daughters survive, Mrs. Nolan, of Chicago, and Mrs. James Kanaas, MICHAEL SPICHER age Davidson, sister of I have a lot more goods to scribed here. New lot of those 3 Deceased was the widow vidson, ¢ Prunes. MKS < \ -~ p- 1 con y FOP i AVL wy Wl worry! « Ids wii oO 31.35. 4 Ch x all Nos ul der Wear. Ladies’ 24c wr CA Nh 4 No or te Lot of « Joy -~ J IC 17 OP 32C., at 50c. Nei - of gto SUILS caps were 24¢ to 48c¢, your erdowl 40c to caps were $ OL ~ warp Je WC S a ~~ © y > ’ cre < £ 3 144 pr Rp wen rt evn 3 Hin had 8 gh colors at CSS shirts your ch Sd dA < and At less the and storm over-coats all entire stock of Men's Men's 25¢. en and Bors were 45¢, at 18c were 24c. 25¢, 35¢ were 48¢. show you that I have not de- Mrs. Bpicher died at her home near Pleasant Gap early Wednesday morn- | ing from the effects of dropsy, from which dicease she suffered since early Inst fall. Her age is about fifty-eight years. Funeral will take place Batur- Sale Register, [Parties hav : office will be given an advertiseme head free of charge. When § ed here the rate is Fifty Cen ing their sa Saturday, 1 p. Centre Hall, buggy, Friday February 20, 1 p. m r Loe, ono. haif mile east of Colyer, one cow, w, hous hold goods, eto. Toesday 12 o'clock Grossman, about 4 horses, oattl 4K. N. Odenkirk bousehold goods, el m.-Jan gloves, The husband and wwo children, Boyd Allen and Edna, survive, The noon--March 10 «Joseph mile south of Hatlystown farm ympleine nie, howehold ponds a%so Y pore vacant Jol immediately sinih of Centre Hall borough line, on turnpike; also § Acres, more or jess, timber land on Tussey Moun tain adjoining Ker Tin homestead Poin toe March 11], 8 usseyrville, farm to her marriage, being a daughter of Abraham Stine, deceased, She leaves latter being Mrs, Win. Bilger and Miss Lizzie Stine, of Pleasant Gap. Semi. Annual Clearance Sale of Overcoats and Suits, 1-4 off; Overcoats and Suits, 1-3 off; Overcoats and Suits, 11.2 off;— Montgomery & Co., Clothiers. 1008 RENT --The Dinges Store bullding is for rent, good De Dineen for bakery or fi busines of Jan. 22, 1908. Wednesday 1 mile north of plements, Friday, 10 a. m March 18-1. H. Wagner, one mile east of Potters Mills, large farm stock and complete set of farm Implements, Thursday--March 12«Jaoobh Dreon, one and one-halt miles south-west of Millheim, farm stock, implements and household goods, Saturday 1 p. m.—March 14-Harry Decker, 134 miles past of ire Hill, on Dsuberman’s farm, household goods, ete, Tuesday —Mareh 17=<bamuel Durst, south of | Centro Hall Wednesday 10 8, March 18<Jacob Shearer, i east of Centre Hill, arm took and Implements. | Monday, March 25M, B. Duck, 23 miles | Ehowers, 5g sock and ime » ¥ Centre arge farm stock and farm ime Toesday ? a. m « miles east of Centre stock and implements March Hall AHPorry Pr Large sale of farm . Saturd Ip moMareh 25. ick. on 3 DOA Y impleme «Mrs M.A Spring Mille, live si wk, household furniture, ete Hoars farm A —————— POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements of candidates for politionl recog n before borough and tow ship cane Cuses msl he accompaiied with the cash. The rate is one dolinr. All other notices of politioal character, five conte a 1ine, aise cash in advance, ition on —— We are authorized to sate that Frank Bog ian, of the Souih precinct, fs a ¢ andidate for the « Hoo of Buperviv raf roads of Potter towns h Pp. set jeot to the declkion of the Democratic caucus of sald district A ———————— Semi Annual Clearance Sale of Overcoats and Suits, Overcoats and Suits, 1-3 off; Overcoats and Suits, 1-2 offi—Montgomery & Co,
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