THE
CENTRE REFPURTER.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1908.
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Everybody’s
Shoes
Are Here
Teed PBRPLODOOR000¢
and Shoe
for women,
children and the babies, and for
dress and
Every kind of Boot
everybody-—men,
every business, every
every sport and ps
Whether you walk «
golf or ball,
hunt, dance or go
whether you li}
istimes use.
play
fish or
r ride
whether you
a-bieyeling, or
be
“iy, we ave
ke to dressed
shoes
all
up and Keep
these
these purposes
for all uses and for
are the
the very
Our Boots and She
very best, and our prices
least.
Agent for W,
Re
y ot)
De
for
wglas' $3.00
Men, and
famous $3.00
Li
and $ Shoe
Queen Quality the
shoe for Women.
correct Footw
wat,
If you want ear,
me Lo headquarters fx
Mincic's ;
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
So cp
Teachers’ Inatin
re count
* OTA
bekah L i
Mrs. T.
ized
Haines, district deputy pr
Altoor & 0 to forma the or-
gavization and inst
in
esident,
is, ¥ led
all the officers.
nari if ——
Leg Broken,
hn Zerby, of near
lar | TT
eg broken
Ja Friday J Mill-
heim, had his right
sudden re
Mr. Zerby
sawlogs in the w
Z on it.
aged in
north of Smith-
He
howe
Hing of a log
WAS eng making
town when the ace happened
was immediately taken to his
by 4 : -
whi
me oer.
-
tureq
Reduced Hates te
For
attend the
Yabia siale
bandry,
Lis
esbharre,
sylvatia
round-irip
December 8
Railroad (
tickets to Wilkesbar
on its lis thi
nia, December 71
until
duced
ompany
stations
ies in sy lva-
December 12,
rates (minimun
einseem—— om"
Bridge Bill Unconstitutional
Judge Jacobs, of Dauphin county,
dismissed the mandamus proce
brought aguinst the Board of
Property to compel the
its share of building
Susquebanna river al
edings
Public
pay
the
tate to
a bridge over
Lewisburg,
The court decides that the
1901, relating to the building of bridges
across streams between
is unconstitutional.
This bili was one of the pet measures
of Btate Senator B. K. Foelt, of Lew-
isburg.
——————— ——— A — a ———
act oil
two couulies,
A Large Sale
H. H. Black, four miles south
Alexandria, will have the largest sale,
December 8th and 9th, that
held in Huntingdon eouunty.
hundred and fifty head cf live stock,
consisting draft horses, thorough
bred shorthorn and Guernsey cattle,
Oxford and Liucol and
Chesterwhite bogs will
all the necessary
to run a six-huodred-acr:
M. Bwabb, formerly of
Hall, has charge of the
which means that
in first class condition.
sn A
Old Document as Evidence,
The Lebigh Coal & Navigation Coin.
pany is making determined resistance
to the claims of the Moser heirs, whose |
suit against the company for coal land
to the value of $1,200,000 care up for
trial at Potteville Monday,
While bunting smong old papers in |
the prothonotary’s office, a document |
said to have been lost for 100 years, has
been discovered in which Burkhart |
0
ishiire
sheep,
equipn
farm.
live stock,
to inherit the property, conveys cone
siderable of the lsnds in diepute to
other persons,
paper,
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B. W. Ripka advertises holidsy
goods, The Bpring Mills Cash Store
iu in it for Christmas goods.
DEER KILLING,
| Boalsburg Comes In for a Good Share of
Big Uame,
The hunters of Boalsburg and vi-
cinity bave bad very good success dur-
{ing the past week, The place has al-
| ways been noted for good marksmen
| for the past few generations, and the
| young men of the community are add-
ing lustre to the record of the Rileys,
et al,
Thursday of Inst week a mixed party
of hunters from Boalsburg, Linden
Hall and Branch killed two deer. The
killing was done by George Meyer, of
Linden Hall, and Harry Miller, of the
Branch. The former put the last bul-
let into the deer wounded by Miller,
A third deer was killed by a My,
Lightner, of Stone Valley, who hap-
pened to be in the same vicinity,
These deer were slaughtered near the
tram road along Laurel Run,
Saturday a small party of Boalsburg
hunters went to the mountains im-
mediately opposite that place, and
killed two deer. The sportsmen who
killed them were Homer Barr and
Samuel Bailey,
It seems that
deer travel
the
slaughtered,
in that neighbot hood
in lots of threes, for after
two deer above mentioned were
Will Raymond seriously
wounded deer number three.
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Safe Urncked at Salona
Safe got
work
store of
We
their destructive
the safe in the hardware
orge W. Esenwine, at Ba-
luesday night
but got nothing of value for their trou-
ble, except a number of notes and
bankable paper. The robbers got no
moaey, for Mr. Esenwine wisely took
out all there was in the safe the night
before, about $200, and kept it at his
nome.
crackers
in on
Gi
'
ona,
ned t
window
o the room by
with a chisel
they twisted
to the
hole deeper,
blew
Was Kai
i forcing the front
34] wrench
{ off the kr
{ the sale,
ted
{oor oft
The ne
Of $00 and dal
be caus
HIKeY
10D Or §
and b
an
« i
wndle
rine the
WINE a
| inser explosive and
+ secured were to the value
Ki,
Mr. Eseuwige, and
nkable,
be ofMlos
| Cedar 58;
others
of Furs
+
t's grist mill, near
rings,
wes
| #0 entered during the night, supposedly
i
the same burglars,
i
| five dollars from the money drawer.
Postponed Colt Sale,
I'he horse and mula colt sale
{ tised to taken
i postpone i
Ww
have place
until
, one o'clock, at
last, was
i November ;
| tre Hall |
Considering the delay in shipment,
these animals are in fine condition,
and may be seen time,
met
al any
ber
colts |
| pective buyers will
| Beale,
W. H.
tend the sa
by 8.
who hins Lhe 0 charge.
of York,
I'he
Runkle, will superin-
owner is D. H.
le,
Sayder,
The stock is composed of twenty-
{ three one and two year old horse colts:
i or : ; ; snd .
| eleven sucking horse colts :
sucking mule colts,
I'he
stock-1
the best
farms in Kentucky,
tions are made from
| best trotting and pacing stock.
Sale, rain orshine, Monday, 1
ber 30, one o'clock.
ima ttossmm——
Dr. Schaeffer, State Superintendent
of schools, has sent out notices to all
districts that no appropriation will be
granted where the district secretary
cannot make oath that all the provis-
ions of the compulsory school law have
| been comulied with.
hat means that Centre Hall school
directors must do ove of three things :
Hustle up and enforce the compulsory
school law, swear to a lie, or lose the
six hundred dollars appropriation,
These are hard lines, but let no one
stand in the way of the appropriation,
-r ——
W. 5. Musser Goes to Lykens,
The spring Mills correspondent has
| this to say of one of its citizens, and
| the readers will endorse it :
W. 8. Musser has resigned his posi-
| tion at the station to accept a similar
| one at Lykens, Pa. His probable suc-
| cessor will be R. KE. Catherman, who
| has charge of a station at Farrands-
ville, Clinton county. For fifteen
| years Mr. Musser has been a very pop-
ular and sccommodating railroad
agent. His many friends will be sor
| ry to lose him,
stock is selected from
sreeding
{ and the selec
Novein-
Hard Lines
co i. fos
——— Al vi
LOCALS,
A. H. Weaver, of near Farmers
| Mills, was in town Saturday,
Mrs, Henry Royer, of Centre Hill,
| is suffering from rheumatism,
Samuel Hazel, of State College, call-
| ed at the Reporter office Friday.
| Colt sale at Centre Hall hotel, Mon
| day, November 30. Colts are now at
! the stables.
If you want a good sawed stone for
a walk, apply to Dr. J. F. Alexander,
Centre Hall,
Financial committee of the Grange
Eocampment met at Centre Hall Mon-
day, for settlement,
Miss Virna Geiss, last week, was in
Bellefonte several days the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Geiss,
Dr. E L. Kidder and Oliver Gibo-
ney, of Boalsburg, represented Boals-
* burg in Centre Hall Saturday,
DEATHS,
WILLIAM W., BELL.
The bible quotation “In the midst of
life we are in death’ had another sad
exemplifieation in the sudden and un-
expected death of a well known and
highly respected citizen, William W.
Bell, which occurred Saturday morn-
ing at his home in Bellefonte,
Mr. Bell wasenjoying bis usual good
health, and retired Friday night in
good spirits. About 1:15 o'clock he
went to his daughter, Mrs. Calvin
Troupe’s, bed room door and called
ber and then returned to his room,
His daughter hastened to his bed side
and found him spitting blood, A doe-
tor was sent for but before medical at-
tendance reached him he had passed
away. Death was due to hemorrhage
of the bowels,
William W. Bell was born at Aarons.
burg, November 28th, 1833, and was
the von of John R Bell, a prominent
citizen of Penns Valley. He was edu-
cated at the Aaronsburg Academy.
Learning the stone masou’s trade he
rt PAA Ser
Aaronsburg,
Thomas Hull and family attended
the funeral of Wm. Bell, at Bellefonte,
on Tuesday.
Miss Muzie Foster Is visiting friends
ul Tyrone,
Mrs. D. H. Lenker and daughter
Bue, are spending a few weeks with
Mrs. Lenker's daughter, at Brisbin,
Mrs, Clara Stover and children spent
a few days with friends at Mifflinburg.
Mies Blanche Burd, of Bellefonte, is
paying her mother a few weeks’ visit,
Jesse Wert and family spent Batur-
day at the home of their Charles,
at Bmullton,
Miss Catharine Frank wishes to an-
nounce to the ladies that she will sell
her hats and plumes at cost. Now is
the time to buy cheap.
Miss Ruth Swabb
with her sister at ¢ obnrn.
s0n
spe nt
EP
Spring Mills.
services will be held in the
Reformed church this, Thanksgiving,
Union
evening, Rev. J. M. Rearick will de-
became quite successful as a builder
and contractor, He was married
Eveline J. Sankey, of George's Valley
Gregg township,
to
Deceased was a Christian gentleman,
a member of the Methodist
and an exemplary citizen,
He is survived by
following children :
Englewood, N, J.:
church,
his wife and the
Dr. J
John
wife of Lemuel of
Eva,
Aunie,
kiosburg:
of Be
Thomas
Lidie,
fonte.
He algo leaves the following brothers
and sisters: B. A, of Bellefonte;
les C., of Huntingdon; T.
drooks,
of W. 8.
Bessie,
of
wife
wife
Hublersburg:
Jlefonte:
Kessinger
wife of Calvin
bers,
of
Clayton,
| Wilkinsburg; Mary,
| Webb, of League ( ity
| wife of Thomas Hull
of Jud:
Texas: Sarah E ,
, of Aare
wile on
yasburg
WM. RK. LONG
Wm. formerly resident
| of Howard, but who has been living at
5
| Oak Grove tL} eel
R. Long,
0
2 past two years, l
that
Was » Souung
long Noe with drended
He
all
after a
disease consumption.
who was liked by Krew
bad that
He aged twenty-eight
| years and six months, and
by a loviog wife and one son,
Iuterment took
ian who
him and many friends in
place, was
is survived
nlso b
place
is
| mother at
| Howard,
i sins
LOCALS
Colt sale, Monday
No disappointment. Colts are
al the Centre Hall hotel stables
Ww, Hill,
| resentative township
now
Smith, of Centre
Potter
town Saturday.
J. H. Bu Linden
Hall, Monday went to Altoona and
2
WoRring sSpriugs on a business trip,
A rep
young
man was in
Merchant
ws, of
Mrs. James Alexander, of this place,
last week, visited her sister, Mrs. Brun.
gart, wife of ex-Sherift Brungart, of
efonte
Jace
niece,
je ie
Mrs, ob Meyer, of Linden
Mrs.
Virginia, were
Meyer Saturday.
Hall,
Wright, of
Mrs, J
Blanche
guests of i
The dwelling house of Merchant F.
E. Wieland, at Linden Hall,
is near-
ly fine appearance,
in Grange Arcadia from 5 to 10 o'clock.
cake, coffee, ete., will be served
It bas been decided not to hold the
first meeting of County Director's As-
sociation, under the new law, uuti]
the expiration of the teachers inatitute
season. This has been done so that
able talent may be secured to give
lectures,
Miss Mary Gentzell, of York, after
spending as month or more at the
home of Mrs. Anna Bell Hettinger,
near Centre Hill, Monday returned to
her home. She was accompanied to
the Centre Hall station by Elmer
Hettinger.
Frank Bogdan, of Potters Mills, one
of the Potter township road masters,
was in town last week, He thinks
Potter township will not make an ef
fort to utilize any part of the state ap-
propriation for roads.
Will Keller, son of P. F. Keller, who
has not been home for the past year, is
due here this (Thursday) morning,
Mr. Keller holds a position at Pitts
burg in the union depot, being in the
employment of the Pennsylvania rail-
road company.
Domer Emerick came home the oth-
er day from near Pittsburg, where he
bad been working in the freight yards.
He is home for repairs, having met
with an accident which incapacitated
him. When he came home he was
obliged to use crutches.
Mrs. Anna Bell Hettinger, of near
Centre Hill, last week went to Harris-
burg where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Mame BSlaughenhaup. Mr.
Blaughenhaup Is proprietor of the
Eagle House, a hotel that is doing its
good share of business,
A. N. Bitner, of Pine Station, was
in town several days last week. Mr.
Bitner has charge of the Pennsylvania
railroad office at Pine Station, and is
one of that company’s trusted employ.
es. He is one of the many graduates’
of Paddy Mountain Btation who are
making rapid strides forward in Penn.
liver the sermon although the
| ters of the
ry | be t to participate i
Sunday
IXiitiin-
various congregations will
preset 1 the services,
The Lutheran school has
| Christmas eve
Ellis Bhat ffer, of
| visited in town «
Millhelm, a1
u Sunday.
Dr. Allison and wife, who
Hall, kpent
home of Dr
Durst, of
amour her
{
located in Centre
afternoon at the Brau
Mrs Hiram
visiting
{entre
is acgquarnmtuuee
inthis place,
J. FP. Re after an abs
srick, ice
last and is circulating
here,
Thanksgivit 2
luxury this
the sear ity
Mills
menis
them,
who are all glad to see him.
turkeys
Year,
f the bird, the
Crenmery (
are quite
0 Spring |
large Blip
ind
0, msde
syiug 14 cents ¢ pot
——
Potters
Jacob Au
result of fs
Mills
Bn
the
tryiugt
biack
rock
al has eye,
over a
catel
Last week there was a jolly erowd
Altoor
indies who shouldered 1
al
¢ Reishi hotel from ia, includ-
Ing Lhiree lielr
rabbits.
out it is
with a club as
aud went hunting for
the first
killed it
Was
Kus
They gol one
said
day,
that they
thie
wilh
one of ladies Been ©
| howe a rabbit in ber band and a
| club on bet shoulder,
J. L.
took supper with
widow Smith, at Centre Hill,
Lf
Lre, Sadie Foust
dinner and
Sunday
is home again after
aged visit to her Henry,
who lives near Pittsburg.
Potters Mills
This
Saturday evening.
J. R. Cle
champ rai
Mn pro BD
will have a wedaing
#O0N. fact was ane ertaioed |
Just
we, Of Spruce town,
He
is
it hunter
aud ealches them with
hind the tomb ston
People & Liere
the spt
Wabash will go
i that
Wm
©8,
will nol
ti ey
dig garden in
find
through, It
ing until where
j=
Young ouions will be late,
Bair is ou the sick
slowly improviog.
Puts i
Fist
feancer is eating Lis life aw;
Harry ura is uo
nfl ens
Penn Hall.
Rev. Lauffer, of Aarousburg, visited
| Sunday al the howe of Jerry Albright.
Mrs. Bouse and son, New York,
are visitors at the home of Mrs. Her
of
| ring.
Frauk Fisher is having a new stone
walk put in bis yard, which makes a
nice appears!
Mr.
heim, spent
ce,
H. N.
Sunday with
and
irs. Meyer, of Mill-
Mrs. Mey-
er’s parents at this place,
Mrs Rockey, of Tusseyville,
iting friends at this place,
J. C. Condo has been suffering with
neuralgia in his face, for the past week,
is vis
A,
There will be a rare opportunity to
buy Kentucky horse and mule colts at
Centre Hall, Mouday afternoon, 30th
Twenty-three are one and two years
old; eleven are suckers, and three are
sucking mnle colts, Btock is now at
the hotel stable,
ssp A— A —
For a Bad Cold,
It you have a bad cold you need a
good reliable medicine like Chamber
lain’s Cough Remedy to loosen and re-
Heve it, and to allay the irritation sod
inflammation of the throat and lungs,
For sale by C. W. Bwartz, Tussey ville;
F. A. Carson. Potters Mills,
FORSALE ORWANTED
w under this head five or les: nouparet! lines will
inserted for two weeks. for the sum of TWEEN.
"ne FIVE CENTS ; four weeks, fifty cents, and so
on. Noadvs, accepted for less than twenty-five
cents Stock, implements, farm wots ele,
for sale, or want advertisements of any descrip
tion will be socepted. In no case can teal estate
or Jublie sales be advertised in this department,
or SALE—Ty ihe subscriber, un Shorthorn.
a ham bull, eleven months oid. Color,
dark red RRaue FOTTE
Maden Hall,
RTA LE ENGINE—$ horse. power portable’
il haine, drag ring machin how aud ¢ and come
old process flour!
» Bp Jou Rh ATHONG.
Nov. b, 1908 “rortrs Mills
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
sylvain's wervice,
Bellefonte, Pa,
Kentucky Horse and Mule Colt Sale
Centre Hall Hotel, Nov. 30, 1 Pp .m.
Twenty
Eleven
Three
three one and two vear old Horse ( ols,
Sucking Horse Colt
Sucking Mule Colts
These colts are now at the hotel stable.
New Cash Store.
and Beau
Inspect Our Stock Before
Buying Elsewhere . ‘ond
Don’t purcha {lids Good
magnificent line and secured
Almost Complete Line
Of Winter Goods. . .
n
Cache ot Goods Give, for Prods
1
Heiser «
Hr ¥
11
LAL >
change for pox
be right
OLD DUNCAN STAND
SPRING MILLS,
5. W. RIPKA.
"he Centre Hall FA Store.
Boots, Shoes and Rubber ¢
K
Fall and Winter Coods
Wel have
Hunting Conts
Cuns and Ammunition
Double s: re
PA.
200ds
Ho roe
rg
Carpets at Lowest Frices
We b
ing when FO wey the WMIEa
Centre Hall, J. SMITH.
- Furniture Sores
Undertaking ve
mn Smith &
SPRINC MILLS, PA.
We
IN
1CT
i 5 PER CENT,
Discount
eevee Vv
A Discount of 15 cent
will be alfowed on all
Goods sold before 904,
NUF CED.
If you don’t have time to come te
Public Sale
»
ng Cattle
sell at public sale Saturday, 1 p.
in good condition, Some of the heifers are in calf,
See descriptive advertisement in another column.
See poster,
D. W. BRADFORD,
S. W. SMITH,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
The Strength-Giver "rome.
'JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE ~~ we pir
The Centre
One Dollar Per Year