v
UBLIC BALE OF PENN'SCAVE FARM
There will be sold at public sale on tract
all thos se certain messuages, tenements and
1d situated in Gregg Township, Centre
No. 2,
tracts of la
county, Pa
the Lewisburg and Tyrone railroad,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1008, 10 A. M
Tract No.1, GOOD FARM OF 200 ACRES
GOOD FAEM BUILDINGS, TENEMENT HOUS
SAW MILL
Bounded on
Ream ; on the
Abraham Ju
ster r and Wi
nds of George
est by land of Samuel
lands of John
John B., Re
Ruth Armbrew
the north by
cast uy land of
Jacob Detwiler,
am Weaver's estate; on the
Armbrewster and on the
Homan and Arron Long,
more or less
id des
herein «
ns ave property,
thn tle iin
1 state of culti
ribed property
feseribed an
house, almost
new, Aboutlia i ¢
vation, balance in ti er, The house i 26x36 ft.,
barn 45x86 ft. Farm iz well located and desirab)
in every way ALSO, SAW MILL. A well eq
ped saw mill, power furnished by
wheel Also, Tenement ©. 16x27
Blacksmith shop 20x30 fee
TRACT NO. 2, PE NN 8 CJ
+ ia :
13 41
feet,
ng to Farmer
al land of Georg
cast 4% perches
degrees east
1-2 degrees west 45
th 25H
thenoes
north 61
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CENTRE COUNTY
IN THE CIVIL WAR.
with all the
i
"5
ALE MESS
the same
settlemer
to present th
FINE
OF
A VERY IND
FULL LINE
Summer Goods
Dress Goods
and Notions . .
IN DRESS GOODS WE HAVE
LAWNS
PERCALES
MADRASES
CHAMBRAYS
Volunteers.
By 7. FP.
fle pine nit,
Meyer, Sergeant Co. A. 148th
PV,
{To be Continued .]
CHAPTER 111.
For two weeks the army
ang
of the Po-
hundred
prodigious
npggrogating
men, with its
wave steadily north-
aud building
moved three
like a great tidal
making roads
bridges. With them
and horses. Hixty batteries of artillery
with six Four hun-
dred pontoon and bridge timber wa-
thousand four hun-
‘arrying in wagons and
men forty thousand
of tons of fixed amu-
sufficient to fight
kill of
thousand horses,
with two
the backs of
tents, hundreds
an amount
batties and hundreds
of crackers, meat,
the Hay,
amounts
tons
elo, or
for the
wil Lhe
and forty
coffve, men,
" HHOTROR,
to It ate
men
any days.
five
and fifty assistants |
Then ese the
hundred
their long trains of |
ces and wagons egrrying im- |
mense stores of spirits, medicine,
drugs, hundreds of cases of surgical |
nis and Los. |
treat- |
stretehers, Le
vital paraphernalia to furnish
he sick and wound-
wl war! The
extending over
instruments,
ent and care for t
* for
tire
it was a civiliz
outfit always
dred
y
than one hur
ry. The arm
mad wolild celdan
gqquare miles
a single |
of Over i
territ on
Hany
length with
“
miles fu ten men |
abreast, and the artillery
of all description a continuous train
tweive
and wagons
over fifty miles long or s total length |
of more th
Reader,
gize of the army of th
the
leaders 7
Men and hor
after making
an sixty miles.
ow an ideg
e¢ Pot
§ restiug upon
3 of the
¢ And
its
have you n
HERR
responsioii it
We return to the
sex were greatly fatigued
narrative, |
ti
aud tiresome, |
rf
h of
vis Je
ng
58
il
arc
over {wo hundred miles regaidiess of
rain, storm and nud In summer
wlumns
ig the
uniforms i
heat and in «dust that hid t
ired the in, coverin
and obsct
trees by the roadside and the
of the men he original colors
nd rising in pe, sifjoosting |
clouds th ween any miles
AWAY tandin these un-|
Qe ¢] ©
iirits prevails
med to be
Our rave
toward ¢
Kg
ud
ed and the t
willing |
» With
ng of July 1st we |
, amid light rain,
and mov-
yp
Tar » town
Bing thr
idly when on the road north- |
But
halts there & ned Lo be
ditions of
wi N+
ing rap
mysterious
Wine
ward
SON
Freat uncerisinty some-
“re the columus
je
w ww if for
definite orders; then n
# fe
Mary
more |
wove rapidly for
ward even.
ing we it line lato
Penusyivania
kr
Wwe w
federal
scope of country anid
Ie
great
ere Hi-
Army, v priv my
fis fOWnhis
etl LURL Wi Were
% hd
80 tired any more and were willing té
march all night, assured that we were
marching to victory.
Shortly after thisincident we haited
about four miles from Gettysburg and
formed a line of battle to the right of,
and at right angles with the Baltimore
pike, on the border of wood and field,
facing the open country to the north,
the forest our immediate rear,
There was no time for supper; we
crackers as we marched.
The two great armies were
gether and the battle
was a possibility of attack ;
therefore, we stacked threw off
kpapsacks, accoutrements and coats,
and commenced building a parapet
along our front. The sky cleared aud
the moon shone brightly.
The Pioneers felled the trees and the
troops carried and placed them ip po-
sition. The gray dawn of coming day
tinged the eastern horizon, when we
pronounced our work finished.
There was no rest ; we knew that we
must fight before the day was done,
we made our best runs to get water,
to
ate
LO
There
HOW
begun
night
arms,
80
The want of water in battle, especial-
is most
have full canteens to take into battle,
Karly on the morning of July 2nd,
ed rapidly about three miles toward
tle field and were
in the great line of battle, seven miles
assigned a position
TRIAL LIST,
Teint List for Special June Term (003 Com
menciog Monday, June 22
Hugh Ward vs. J. T
debt,
Patrick Ward
for debt,
Lehigh
. Lucas, suit for
ve. J.T. Lueas, suit
Valley Coal Co. va. Beaver
Lumber Co., replevin for lumber,
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. va, A.
CGireist, same as above,
W. Jackson's
son, Hastings & Co
on bank account,
Charles MceCaflerty va.
well, et, al
Bellefonte,
Cieorge L..
admrs,,
J.
(ieo ndmrs, va
dels
Jacek
balance due
y
John
from
Cald-
, +jectment land in
Reed W. 8B. Weston’s
sciere facias sur motigage.
VE.
Children’s Ald Soe loty.
The Children’s Aid Soclety of Penne
sylvania has accomplished beneficient
results in caring for homeless children
by distributing separately
among families, rather
than by assembling them in public in.
stitutions,
them
respectable
Thousands of destitute
{ children have been received by the so-
KREAME
Ae...
A Complete line
—
| piety from the almshouses, the erimi- |
poverty-stricken or delin-|
i
¥
| nal courts,
quent
ilies
parents, and placed in good fam. |
where they participate in the
life, under the r watchful |
and supervision of the devoted
the society in |
The great majority are
placed in country homes,
home eve
Care
women who represent
every county,
At present |
there are 822 children in the society's
care.
HEField of
the “Clump of |
Known ue |,
on account of the |
of |
historie
Giettysburg,'!
Trees,
Near
"and the point now
Angle,"
great loss
foot
|
i
chafed, !
the |
|
Wet with perspiration,
the boys of
dnd Corps promptly took their places |
battle order, thelr Hues |
that | {
with |
dressed
n
was observed at dress parade,
2 . 1 s |
its far reaching line.
Too tired to stand,
they were order- |
tie line, {
ind
|
and
{
guns
shock,
majorly |
hand, to await the coming
fie great
A few |
many of these men slept the sleep that
were sound asleep. wurs later |
knows no waking
The Canraersive, In battle order on
Beminary Ridge, and f
not far away, |
discovered our approaching columns,
kept up a vigoro
ing the last mile's
i
fire on u
march. Bat
their range was go v and ey
us shell s dur. |
, While
ahell |
|
ery
exploded over us, their aim was high
Hquads of frightened citizens,
women and children, carrying
f hastily gather-
i
i
' ie )
igh helt !
men, |
band-
boxes and packages «
ed valuables, who h
he
8G /ARUART
mes between th run
iivipe,
Our rear,
One party,
passing right along
leading a little
gide,
Lhe
Ad AWG young indies carry -
girl Wy anand
each
also
child, by
good morning, father.
I said, fige
answered, yegt
one leading
me. |
He gloomily
morning, He
ruly, but so full of ter-
: tears were in his
a
Jose
fanning « said,
responded :
FOF mild sOrrow
as he raised his hand toward our eol
The Children's Aid Bocleiy de-
Bulle Its |
Utl=
fortunate huma uity when he ip isoften |
of Iu
themselves
serves
helpful ministrat
golerous support
Ons are given to
LO ® Class nefic aries who!
cannot help the ery of |
irresistible foree to all right
meu and
thinking
Wolken
py
Hedaced Rates to Gettysh Arg
af
’H those t
For the benefit desiring to
held at Get-
the for-
battle, oo
wed 10 be
Pa , commemorating
of the
Pe insylvania
will sell round-trip
tysburg fro
1, 2,
Railroad Company
tickets to Get
and the
My ail stations
10 ulate of Penpsylvee
duding
) from stations on the Philadelphia
| a1 ud Erle md Divi
| Bi Allegheny
fon Malou but
B ity, at rate of
Gf Rud ox Johnstown:
Railr sion and the
Valley
tngaugi
are
rate,
alo and vise |
ng Oil
for the
$1 00
of HOY
“ sitighe
{ Toun tina n
d- 211
Vickets will be sold and
June 30, July
ED wi going
$y 1, 2, and 3, and good tn
1Iciusive
Ws Apo
Meehan {3 Vi heries Ohler,
BE Meehan, Phil adel-
appointed by Governor
nny packer the Ntate De.
created by the |
$3000
1
Willis f
OF
phia, was
chief of
Fisheries
His salary
wized to
is
annually alk be is auth np-
and
Four fish com-
appointed with |
Chief Meehan, will const the state!
fish commission
&1
"he
of 1x)
a stenographer at §600
be
tue
ip —
25 ln. TroutUaught,
A trout
es and
measuriog twenty-five inch
weighing #ix and =»
ight
quarter
pounds was cut {in Spr
ig Creek
umn and said, God bless and Spare you
all. Agnio they ran. They
parsed our point ia the
had
FApiilly move
ing eolbmin when a twenty-f
ll A
On the way to
R & SON.
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To ——
19013,
THE MuruaL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COnpPANy
OF NEWARK, N. J.
The Leading Annual Dividend Co,
NY OTHER
oN Or Of
vj uested
AGENT, CENT RE HALL, PA,
Chamberinin's Colic Cholern =a
rhoes Remedy
Is everywhere recog:
remedy that ean alw
upon and that I pleasant te
ized ms
ays |
rhoea in children and |
the means of saving the
many chiMre
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n each year, For sal
Swartz, Tuscey
otters Mills,
ville :
IN THE
Why not? Itis €asy.
Lan
: »
rye me jority
Eastern
I am now in my
New Btore Room
and ready to
greet vou all with
The Latest Styles in
Shoes
OXFORDS
SANDALS
BLUCHERS
P.V.S. STORE.
(roods exchan ged
for Produce.
C. A. KRAPE.
Spring Mills, Pa.
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cost of
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Farmers
By taking
Of this
Buy
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onatrip. Ex-
rd Tuesday
2% much as &
apo, Milwaukee 4 Bt
ere these lands may
Freeport, Hlinois-
The Lamp
™ amp the
to u o bad lang
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they may be, » in non
ness, there's only one,
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on it ; every tam; Pp has
mp od
ed you jn;
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np sh a you never wilh
by
nd pox
Roch en To ma
wine, look for the name
tov
Old Lamps Made Now.
We can fill every 1a ant. Nomatter whether you
want a new lamp or » old one repaired or refine.
The Centre Reporter
rifle shell came through | =
the air and exploded
i i screaming
wh : £F 5ay Pr 1 AS upon the field an impeding great ¥
and OTHER NEW PATTERNS. : with a
he
NOTIONS
Faney Buttons
Laces
Embroide ics
Ina
Medallions
and Faney Tri
Hose, Ete.
H. F. ROSSI1AN,
IN
rlions
mninga
imma
Why Pay Rent or the
Current Rate .« Interest
When the
HomeCo-Operative
will furnish you the money
to buy a home, or pay the
mortgage off, and give you
Ten Years and Five Months
To pay it back at the
Rate $8.50, per Month,
With Interest at 3 Per Cent,
Per Annum
wil tho graduating scale, which
amounts to 134 per cent. sim-
Jie interest on amount,
trict investigation courted.
1 am alo agent for the :
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New York
The largest in the World,
You cannot afford to insure
your life until you see me,
Write or call on the General
Agent for full partionlams.
Any information required will
be given,
Edwin K. Smith
(General Agent
tattle I altle had really already
commenced,
could
» saw Lhe
day though we
batt
of
Away to
During the
t hear the noise of le w
white, powder battle rise in |
great clouds far the
ward and drift slowly along on the
light breeze. The became more
quiet and meditative; conversation in
the We knew
what was coming we never despised
i the valor of the foe. There was no
time for hot coflee and we ate crackers
marched more rapidly than
inoke
boy 4
ranks almost ceased.
In the early part of the night, while
we were moving the Baltimore
pike in the woods and deep darkness,
i the column was halted. We stood
| aside, clearing theroad. An ambu-
lance was driven rapidly by us to the
rear, escorted by a cavalpy guard, We
hailed the guards and were informed
on
who had been
the First and Eleventh Corps, the ad-
during the day and driven back in
| great confusion over two miles, with
| great loss and that Gettysburg had
| been taken by the enemy. Again we
| moved in the darkness and shortly aft-
gr met 8 newsboy pn huregback, with
| dally papers, shoutivg : “Todays pa-
| pers! McClellan in command of the
army
| We rushed out of the column, bought
papers, and by the light of the news-
| boy! 8 lantern we read, "Rumored that
| Gen, McClellan is with the Army of
| the Potomac and has assumed come
| mand.” This brought new life to the
| tired soldiers and the shouts that went
{up were such that are seldom equaled
{in volume, even in a great army,
crowned with sudden victory, Hur-
| rah for McClellan! We will win this
{battle | MeClellan always wins; were
“wpme of the shouts that rolled along
looked
see if they had escaped ; the two
had After effort
they regained their feet aud ran faster
than before, apparently all right.
back
g WwW
dies falle i sO
force of the concussion only.
All the people residing on the great
field between the lines of the contend-
ing armies, abandoned their homes,
while the people of Gettysburg re-
mained in their houses and were un-
molested by the enemy, while they
held possession.
Gettysburg was in possession of the
Confederates from tue 1st to the 5th of
July, during which time there was
not a single house, store or shop loot-
ed, or a citizen disturbed ; no building,
public or private, destroyed or dam-
aged,
saa ———
The summer house adjoining the
dwelling of Philip T. SBehreckengast,
of Tylersville, took fire the other day.
The dwelling was saved after a hard
struggle.
E3LACKSMITH SHOP AND DWELLING
HOUSE FOR RENT. The undersigned
offers for rent a blacksmith shop and dwelling
house, at Centre Hill, Terms reasonable,
PETER SMITH.
Pentre Hil
NATION. —All persons are hereby cautioned
not to purchase lumber from Thomas Keen,
of Potter township, as the timber sawed by him
is the property o the undersi
ETER SMITH
June 18, 1908, Centre Hi, ha
The Best
Assortment of
FURNITURE
In Penn's Valley
Will be found at
SENSE AMT % mos.
Kom 2 see un, Nuf sed.
Office
[id a2
4&ss” To pay subscription.
Don’t you want to be happy ?
A MS ——————
LOCALS,
State beat Manhattan 3to2
Harry Potter, son of J. T. Potter
Clairton, is spending a few weeks at
sCOre,
his old home near this place,
The thirty-sixth
Tressler Orphans’
Perry county, shows a total of 188
children in the home, ninety-seven
boys, ninety-one girls, whose homes
are scattered in thirty counties of the
state and from six other states as well,
The report of the treasurer shows total
receipts of $27,500.54 and expenditures
of $23,817.20
farmers should be familiar with the
fact that a small quantity of clean lard
rubbed in a horse's ears will keep
from the ears all flies, large and small
and save the animal untold annoyance
and suflering.
The new board of the Reformed and
Lutheran Cemetery Assoclation met
in Kreamer & Bon’s office Tuesday
night. The officers are D. A, Boozer,
president ; John T. Lee, secretary :
Samuel 8. Kreamer, treasurer, No
business was transacted,
Mrs, Conrad Flad, formerly Miss
Bertie Kamp, of Look Haven, daugh-
ter of the late Jacob Kamp and now of
Brooklyn, New York, died at her home
in that city last week, after a linger-
ing illness, aged thirty-five years. She
is survived by her husband aud son
Harold, aged four years.
The borough water plant behaved
io a most besoming way during the
recent dry spell. The reservoir was
emptied about three weeks ago and
thoroughly cleansed, and before the
rains began the supply pipes bad ale
most refilled it, and this without re.
stricting consumers in any way.
annual report of
Home, Loysville,
fshed, & vase mounted or othe
pend you Hiteratore «
Lamps,
Write Grant Hoover for prices on
nsuranoe. 000
i
His Last Hope Realized
From the fatinel, Gebo, Mont)
In the first opening of Oklinhoina to
settlers in 1889, the editor of this pa-
er was among the many seekers after
ortune who made the big race one fine
day in April. During his traveling |
about and afterwards his camping up- |
on his claim, he encountered much
bad water, which, together with the
severe heat, gave him a very severe di- |
arrhoea which it seemed almost im-|
possible to check, and along in June
the case became so bad he expected to |
die. One day one of his neighbors |
brought him one small bottle of Cham- |
berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea |
Remedy as a Inst hope. A big dose |
was given him while hie was rolling
about on the ground in great agony,
and in a few minutes the dose was re
peated. The good effect of the medi-
cine was soon noticed and within an
hour the patient was taking his first
sound sleep for a fortnight. That one
little bottle worked a complete cure,
and he cannot help but feel grateful.
The season for bowel disorders being
at hand suggests this item. For sale
1by C. W. Swartz, Tusseyville; F. A,
Garson, Potters Mills.
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CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the worl
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments,
+Money to Loan on First Mortgage
OMe in Crider's Stone Bullding,
Bellefonte, Pa.
CHB PLT
Manu LE 2 END 6
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H. G. STROHTEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . PENN.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer in
HIGH GRADE ...
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
se ————
ul have been troubled 1 for some » time
with indigestion and sour ®
says Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis, of gh
Mase.,, “and bave been taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets which have helped me very
much #0 that now I can eat maoy
things that before I could 3 not.” If you
have any trouble with our stomach
why not take these and
well? For sale by C. W, 8B
Jue yville; F. A. Carson
1s,
ms
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edo so made of Amore
8@" Telephone connection.
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