CENTRE REPORTER. |
SMITH, Editor
wnd Proprietor, |
Hawi
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PENN’A.
THURSDAY, BRUARY 5, 1903,
the Re-
tion to
A Wo
aqavanoe.
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ne for three
each subse
made Ekrown
pplication,
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DEMOCRATIC ( COMMITTEE 1903,
i
here
aud anoth-
a great
ne up to
want of
to Illi
Dr.
home
with
any
anda
in i
them,
new
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The sick in this community are all
imj foving
(ieorge
Auman to
the h
oye d Peter
interior of
from
Bion ser
Sunday
very able
to a large
The
Salem chureh,
of
Hall,
February 15th,
rebuilt
Reforms ngregation
Penn
church
ear
dedicate their
The
and will «
:
church ast
wa
mpare with
favorably
church in the valley.
— p—
Aaronsburg,
Mrs, Catherine Bell,
is the guest of
Weaver,
fort
Hublersburg, spent Sunday with Mrs,
Sara Charles,
Miss Lisle Acker is visiting for a few
her aged
who i fil
on the sick list,
twarnei
Among those who attended
Lizzie Meyess funeral were Dr. H.
Hoy, of Altoona; Mr, and Mrs. Bmith,
of Loganton; Mrs. Regina Jamison, of
Lock Haven; Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Meyer
and Mrs, Musser, of Bellefonte,
Miss Lottie Keister returned
months in Philadelphia,
Mrs. Sara Leitzell has gone to spend
Ida Tomlinson, at Clearfield,
on —
Remedy for a number of
have no hesitancy in saying
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
croup i have ever used in my family,
years
dence in this remedy Mrs, J. A,
Moore, North Star, Mich.
by C. W. Bwarlz, Tusseyville; F, A,
Carson, Potters Mills; C, J. Finkle,
Bpring Mills,
——— te
Ladie’s Fleece lined hose, with light
colored feet—Garman’s,
Potters Mills.
T. F. Royer joined the prop brigade
{and is showing the boys how to haul.
We have it from good authority that
Dr. H. 8. Alexander is going to move
hat
without a doetor,
to Hpring Mills in the spring
|W ill leave this town
{It is said that Daddy Goodwin was
|
ground hog day but missed
skunk hole
it did not
testing the
watched at a
but
the date and
for the ground hog,
come out.
KF. A. Carson and wife made a trip to
| Bellefonte last
Long
visited the
week
N, (1, and son with Jennie |
family of M. N
Hall, on Bunday.
Sprucetown,
that
almost
to dumb
John is one of the kKind-
this corner.
Strong
| Miller,
J. R. {
pet pig
| jump on
re
lose,
that is so
has a
will
of
tame it
and
i
his lap talks,
Kindness
hat is what ani-
| mals will do,
men in
| pst
I'here was a gentleman carrying wa-
| ter on Saturday, the ice was treacher-
{ ous and played him false so
all.
He jumped up and looked around to
| went the gentleman, water and
| see if any ove was looking, but he was
{| Been.
W. W. Mc
er, says that his
the farme-
will
Jolly
haul
OrmicK,
ten out
what some of the
No doubt
he has as good a
Potter
it Is true as
| team of horses ¢ there is in
{| township.
J H. Bitner is
i though not seriously ill,
Pet
on the sick list, al-
Mon-
the
smith was in town on
Ling timber in
a large saw mill that is
Allison's saw mill is being stock-
that will be sawed in the
nahan has gone
her broth
laskey has gone
re she is doing
is slowly re-
a fall she
attend-
Ne HEgRii.
f Burnham,
exander, is greet
in this plac
spending a
ents io this place,
Mr. Bebelhi
lin county Bunday.
mer
sister Jennie were
Alexander and Miss
t Wednesday
* 4 , 11
Spring Mills,
spen
—— -
Boalsburg
left on Tuesday morno-
, where he expects to
1d a few Mrs,
spel
Robert Me
weeks with his sister,
William S t left on Tuesday for
Pittsburg, where he
make
the
expects to
He o
¢ 3 \
ie death of his father last
his future home yuducted
store after t
spring until he s the
All wi
his new work.
present
proprietor. him success in
Two sled loads of citizens {rom
pl Ace spent last Thursday evening
pleasantly ai the home of Andrew
tle, who lives near State College
Wednesday
in the Reformed
Nervices beginning on
evening will be held
church this week,
Centre Hall,
Rev,
will assist the pastor dur-
Holy communion
will be celebrated on Sabbath morning.
of the
in the
ing the week, and
WV, Stonecipher, pastor
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Lutheran church, preached
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon
i for Rev. Hepler, he being called away
| to preach.
The students of the Boalsburg High
School are getting ready to hold an
| entertainment some
month of Mareh.,
L.., Mothersbaugh attended
| neral of Sherift Irvin,
Fort Saturday.
time during the
the
last Mr.
Irvin
{ingdon; he was a soldier and spent
Colyer.
vir, and Mrs, Frank Liogle are very
proud of the young son who arrived
Friday.
The infant child
Coarles Btamm, of
buried
of Mr.
Linden
HBunday afternoon
new cemetery at Boals Gap.
Mrs, Levi quilting
party to some of her friends Thursday.
Among those present were Mrs. John
Slack, Mrs. Foster Frazier, Mrs. Sam-
uel Slack and daughter Miss Lizzie,
Mrs. George Bitner, Mrs, J. H. Moyer,
and Mrs.
Hall, was
the
on in
Stump gave a
Mra, Maggie Barr and Miss Lola Fish-
burn, of Potters Mills.
I'he Wert brothers made
lar trips hauling
saw mill.
their regu-
Mr. Bubb's
Mr. Bubb is kept busy saw-
ing at present,
logs to
Korman BSpicher, of
of P. B.
*hiladelphia,
was the guest
Sunday.
Jordan
Mrs. John Hanna and son, Wayne
and daughters, Helen and Eflle, took
trip to Pardeau, Union
where they are
a
visiting the
parents,
Mr. and Mrs,
Mrs.
Mary,
and
Runkle
and Mrs, C
Hele I
James
Mr.
daughter,
Mr. and
daughter,
Bodtorf were
guests at the home
at Tusseyville, on Bunday.
Mrs
days last week i: Vill
Reuben Caolver spent
ini
Farl Smit
Sunday afternoon
Conrad Decker
Coburn, v
Mrs. Wm.
A i
ii
Vi 1s8
12 | rer x y y
PDORISDUTE. Were o
isited
Iwwiber, ast
Kimport
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Black's over Su nds
W. Bu
shadow
wriait or
is
Mr
o Dee
ing
Zettle is a prosps
ing gone west
Dolan Des
twenty
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{il war, being a member of the 40th
{tles. He started out as color-bearer
| but at the end of the war
First
he had been
Lieutenant, He
{ came from a good locality there being
| seven brothers in the war at one time,
| and only Killed. Three of his
brothers survive him, Miles, of Will
{ lamsport; Jerry, of Sistersville, W
| Va.; Ellis, of Altoona, He was sheriff
| of Huntingdon during the time of the
| famous Laporte murder trial.
{| promoted to
one
| sn “ Wi se —-
For Housekeepers.
Those who contemplate starting
| housekeeping will do well to visit
| Jon Bmith & Bros. furniture store,
| Spring Mills. They carry the largest
| stock of furniture in Penns Valley to
| select from, in fact you can class them
with goods in city stores. The bed-
room suits range in quality from me-
dium to quartered oak and polished
finish. Btoves and ranges, carpets,
olicloth and rugs, window shades, burs
| tain poles, parlor and mantle clocks,
They have entire control of Penns Val-
ley on a combination mattress, no
| straw, at four dollars. Special sale of
| wall paper while it lasts. Don’t fail
| to visit their store before buying else
| where,
again
Herbert Gobbi
scarlet feves
ira Barger and
Milroy, are
friends in this locality.
H. A. Haugh
Brush Valley to vi
spending
and
ter, who is serio
isi y
ast
Lock Haven
Harry trentzel will
week
HOve on
ther's farm in Penns
Spring.
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again and is the
since last fall, w around
Democratic
Let
turn out and elect him, he
for supervisor, every Democrat
will make
a good supervisor and is
the office,
rRETV ig f
ile eIvVing Of
——
Farmers Mills.
John Zeller sprained foot
day last week and has not been able to
his One
D. H. Rearick some of his
Valley
hauled
to Georges last
week,
While hauling baled hay
Miller wagon slipped off
the road at Jerry Condo's shop near
Spring Mills.
Paul J. Rearick and wife, of Blue
Ball, spent Saturday evening with his
mother, at the old homestead,
Mrs. Harvey Horner and
Armbruster spent a day last
with Mre, Ira Grossman,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horner were
over to Georges Valley last week to
see the place to which they expect to
move,
Inst week
Goodhart’s
Girace
week
cit ina.
Penns Cave.
The Penns Cave post office was dis-
continued on January 31.
C. P. Long purchased the remaining
white pine trees, sixteen in number,
from Jessie Long on the Pen is Cave
farm. Bome of the trees measured five
feet neross the stump. One of the trees
was one hundred and flity feet long, by
actual measurement,
Jessie Long and Harvey Rhote are
sawing logs into building material, on
the Penns Cave saw mill.
Lewis Detwiler, from Pontiac,
Washington, who has been in the
west 28 years, is al present visiting
his uncle, Jacob Detwiler,
Cont
Miller, coom and fetch your rashines,”’
till in all the companies of the Regi-
mental camp was heard the same loud |
call of “John A. Miller, coom and
feteh your rashines,”” till it became a
great annoyance to Miller; wherever
he went he would hear his name with
fetch your rations, with
changes in the wording, hardly suita-
ble among men only, even ina camp
of soldiers.
One day in our early war experience
while in camp at Lutherville, Md., we
sent William Meyer, of our mess, to
the commissary for our rations. He
soon returned with our allowance, ex-
cepting the mess pork, the only meat
inued from first page.
come and
at the time, which he said he refused
full of
boys
| to take on account of its being
maggots, and that none of the
| would have any of it.
{| We had an indignation meeting in
| our tent and felt at Uncle
| for trying to feed us on such
| meat, We all went to
| ry to investigate the matter and found
Sam
lively
the commissa~
mad
| the report correct,
dis-
Quartermaster BLOVEr gave us a
habitat
dislodging a
course on the nature and of
maggots, meanwhile
| number from their “habitat” onto his
This was a serious business and
we were profoundly interested, but our
| Quartermaster consoled us by saying
BORD~
: would fry it a out
t
to the natives for cash.
ye
Georgetown.
the recent water
their
high
many
people are trying
ng fish,
niel Auman, who has
fs UI Der
jusriers
\\
ji SY INgAaTrd was
el H
tent
y compe
people ¢
Baturd
¢
ibilee
s mountain road
prt
College of Masic
ng their
wh
ared
unty,
and fi
AU VADOe
May 4, June
gue address
hose, 25 cent
one--(yArMNan 8,
Po
iis
AT8OLN,
g M
=
rit
prin
of Cham bx
nie Jdver Tablets, the
CRN Re and invig-
the appre
Regular
I
stomach,
Jy
improve
1
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WX
Wels
.
ing paper bought | und;
only sensible way
y Lhe pu
to buy it ; 10, 18
10
| and 20 cent quality, about 1 sheets
to & pound—Garman’s
| 1-4 off;
1-3 off;
| Clothiers.
| New Insurance Agency.
To the Public ;
I desire here by to remind my friends,
cried the public in gene ral, that since my
retirement from clerkship in the County
Commissioners’ office I have pure hersedd
the general Insurance Agency of John
C. Miller, to which I will give
my ecn-
tire attention.
This agency represents a strong line
of Standard Fire Insurance Companics;
also Accident Ins urance; and is the lo-
cal office for the "NORTH WESTERN
MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCE CO.”
which has many large policies in this
territory and is recognized as one of the
best and cheapest,
When considering the matter of In-
surance in any form, you oan make
your wishes known by addressing me by
card, by telephone, or ealling personal-
ly at my office, 2nd floor Bush Arcade,
Bellefonte, Pa., and I will promptly
supply you with the necessary informa-
tion and data,
A portion of your patronage is ree
apectfully solivited.
BOYD A, MUSSER,
}
i
whic
FOasiers
coffe
3
that ki
“rd rere?
i of CRESS!
n Coffee
y coating of st re CRTE,
coffee
The undersigne will give a free
samble of Chamberlain's Bton
Liver Table
1 i * Tet
wach and
1A
ach, biliogsne
R) IEW Ie
dvercoats
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Remember
Our Goods
Are all NEW
Seasonable Goods
Seasonable Prices
We have a line of goods
that are entirely scasona-
ble. Ours is everybody's
store, with specia
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.
to see us.
Come
C. J. FINKLE
Spring Mills, Pa.
ta ollege I're
ith Penna. RB. R.traing
Acetylene
Gas - - -
will light your
Homes 1,
N/A
Churches
na
Stores
Offices
cheaper than Coal Oil
by using the ......
Martindale
Acetylene Generator.
For further infor-
mation and refer-
ence address—
J. S. ROWE,
— Centre Hall.
KINNER MANTG Co., Warren, Pa.