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CHURCH APPOINTMEKTE.-
sh an—Centre Hall, morning; spring
Mills morning; Union afi
suing ; Tusseyville, Fr
Centre Ha
el
Sent the “fall Eng’
8s B
nt fie
Jame N+ If, of Antonita, Colora-
do, se
which measures f
Heporter
Wir inches
Mr Nf,
pounds
of
i1
tail
The trout, ¥hen csught by
#iX
weight
ast weighed
These
er
suUrnmer,
trout attain the
Us,
Bev.
Or more poun and the sent
the Reporter was easily an ineh wider
WheDd Cut
M:
deceas
from the fish,
and
in Colorado,
to matter being discussed by the Cen-
tre Hall lodges of Mussons and Odd
Fellows is the fitting up of a banquet
hall on the second floor of the Bank
building, on the third floor of whieh
A hail fifty
feet long by twenty-two in width could
easily be arranged in that quarter
Both these lodges are in 8a most pros
perous condition, and it may be said
that if the banquet hall is not arrsng-
ed, i* will nut be on account of the ex-
pense entailed.
ed, is engaged in farming
———— — —
May Fit Up Bas guaet Hall,
both lodges are located
Pennsylvania Editors Meet,
The Pevusylvania State Editorial !
Harrisburg, decided to hold its regular
summer session at St. Louis during |
the week of June 16 |
at o——r—r oe Sa——— |
Three Cases of Small Pox at Howard,
Two more cases of small pox have |
developed at Howard during the past
week, makiog io all three cases, The
persous afflicted are Herbert Hannon,
Harvey Miller, aud Hurry Masden,
From Miliheim Jouroal,
G A Zerby, of near Wolf's Blore,
will wake sale of all his personal prop-
erty about the middle of March, and
will leave with bis family for Berrien
Springs, Berrien county, Michigan,
where he will engage io farming,
ie tia a
College of Music,
$34 pays six weeks justruction and
the College of Music, Free-
Piauo, organ, singing, brass
Youug
people as well cared for as at home
2, June 18 and July
For catalogue address, HENRY B,
bonrd at
burg, Pa
aud sbhrivg lustruments tnught,
Perms begin Muy
25,
MOYER.
i — A ——
Reopening of U Ev Church. i
The United
Lemont will be reopened Sunday Sls
Evangelical ehureh at |
services will be held Saturday even |
ing previous ; three sessions Bundsy,
~unday afternoon there will be a pint
neighboring |
M Il
present |
form meeting, at which
wv,
be
meetiogs in
ministers will take part,
of Altoona, will
Various
Juinisen
sud have Lhe
charge
a ag
Chavges About Pruns Cave
Lewis Korman, of Penns Cave, pur.
farm, and
The
chased the Luise will move |
there in the spriog price paid |
was $2200,
Dat
ot the
jel tenant
ul
HOw
Mi
H: man, the present
Ve farm, move Lo the
Pierce, Vio |
purchased » |
will
occupied by F
Vou atin Dis
Coburn, aud
§ 8
will move te
us Benng
Age
time to farming the land he
sased from Je Long
in
wriasion
pure
Daniel nel, in the spring, wil
of the farm be recent.
i froma the Weaver estate
Ro
farin, and
FCA
hased his |
prepara-
STAT Pure
i= making
for more intense farming
ep
Spring Mills.
H. (.
OWN one day
tobison, of Bellefoute, was i
inst week,
S.A Krape and wife, of Alto
are visiting iriends iu this vicinity.
Mrs William Wesley, nee Lucy Het. |
tinger, is visitiog her sister, Mrs Will |
ism Musser, i
Prof. Heory Bitner, of Millersville, |
spent Bunday Bere visitiog his moth- |
er, who is ill !
Mouday last “Danny” Runkle mov. |
ed bis household possessions into the |
vacant house Corman’s cider |
press. |
William Hanns, who for
twelve years has been serving a clerk-
na,
near
the last
ship in one of the large stores of Reno |
vo, is paying his parents and friends a |
Nick at Aaronshurg.
Daniel Wolf, an old and much re-
Julia Kreamer, who has been ill all
winter, is not improving.
— p———
Kelth's Chestnut Street Theatre,
Mr. and Mrs, Byduey Drew and com-
pany, at Keith's Chestnut Street
Theatre this week, announce the per-
formance for the first time in Phila-
delpbia of what is termed *‘a strange
adventure in act’ called “The
Yellow Dragon,” with special scenic
effects,
one
is— ol ———
A Header for Forty Years,
William K. Btover, of Fiedler, sent
bis subscription to the Reporter with
these compliments :
“I have read the Reporter for forty
continned, because
old
years, and wish it
it is a newsy aud solid Democrat.
ne paper.’
Just so,
I ER i eens a
—— New Cash Store.
The Orangeville Courier,
says: Philip C. Moyer, who for the
past four months was confined
(IHinois)
Just Received a
Fine Lot of—
to his
home with cancer of the stomach, died
Wednesday morning, 20th. During
his illness Mr, Moyer suffered much,
but bore all patiently. For several
years his health had not been good
but only the past few months did the
disease cause him much trouble,
Philip Carmony Moyer was born in
Brush Valley, Pa, July 1833. He
was the oldest children,
When he became of age he came west
and for a time lived
On Dee, 7, 1858
Amanda Gross, at Judas,
Enameledware and Necessary ......
Kitchen and Household Goods
JANUARY BARGAIN PRICES
Have been placed on these goods as well as on an immense
lotofother goods you will want . . +. + co «cv 0 vss.
0
“nd
’
of seventeen
(irove
married to
Wis. They
moved to the farm west of Orangeville
where the family Here
they huve lived ever since except ons
Ridott, Mr
Moyer,
for a time in this county,
at Hock
he was
January Bargain® Prices will be placed on these goods, as well as on an im-
mense lot of other
A Special Bargain Table has been provided
chance of getting goods for
We
WN
) goods you will want,
HOw resides,
. 1 ' ie
for these goods. Don’t mis
almost cost.
VERT sent at Mover was ‘ , . . . eo 7
i ? ia . have for your inspection an entirely new and compiete line of spring and
the =on of Bamuel Si . Sa
is, which has just been received
Dires
y
who lived . . . .
3 4 £7 (00 consisting of Newest Designs in
8 Hose, Beadings, Insertions, Embroideries, Cluny
Wc fy
LOCALS
Today (Tohur-day ) has ben set aride
for special prayer for schools and col
legen
William
Hit, nv
Walters, of
Xt spring will me
Hear
ve Lo
Hugh OCsllshan, who
Nuginey, M fllin county
is ¥
eX pe
inenth
of next
G3. R
Son
of Coburn,
of Millhelm,
KR
sno
Taunt
bituson, i
Mrs,
Mrs Kirg
week were guests of Mrs
Mlover,
Lv
1. B
trip UL
ersver of Poor David
Hall,
on
st len,
of near Centre made a
Re
with his office,
L. R Li
bherstiurg, DUsinuess connecled
Hall,
He thinks the
atl bad'y damaged hy the excessive
ngle, of near Centre
rday.
wh
cold weal her
luring the present mont hb,
W. Melinay
wid 3
LIVER
The frst coarse
degiuner’s Lat
'
elry,
lish and Gen-
may seem nece<sary for the prepara
the first
which way be elected by the student,
the History of Edaestion, Elements of
‘sychology, Pedagogy, and Botany
Other subjects will be added ss may
Ww required,
made
that are
Arrangements have also been
jee
é
by which any of the su:
the High
in,
HNoehond
work
Every effort is being made to pro
Mr Mover is rurvived by his wife, |
1s, White Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Summer
'w Lhires
smuel F., of t otice at hiph ori i Butter, Eggs, A
| Valisea, Towa ; | ; url th, Of . : ~ a
| - ! Hartman, « } won, Hickorynuts, Dried Apples, Tallow
I M1, Carroll ; :
{John H., E
J. Albright, Wilh
M
jvieven children, ten sists wid ‘fp ' ' \
i : nine before purchasing elsewhere,
fhrolhers us [0] h a .
pples, Potatoes, Chickens,
Beef Hides, etc.
Ceo : i
Ridott :
1 and appreciated
B. W. RIPKA.
=: JOHN SMITH & BRO.
MWaHriZ
W., of
eeport ;
stlin Mrs. Barsh
Ada Boob,
M suds
Franke reer, Miss Hattie Ami-l
%
$108, TERMS-—Cash
" Corse Hartman
OLD DUNCAN STAND
SPRING MILLS,
PA.
$f
Pu
i
| SPRINC MILLS, PA.
Hinwnt hia,
Les
Hurriet Moyer,
Nuney
Fi
Meet, Mich
Eliza
Regs Lucetts
[ows :
sii I's
Hoekman, Jows:
Housekeepers
Look .:., -.
- To Your Interests
| WE HAVE
Miachistinnn, datwet hing,
Askey, i ii it. 1 wa Priscilia Mend
er, Woalde iy Ver
&
Window Shades, Curtain Poles,
Stair Rods, Easles, Clocks
Book Cases, Writing Desks, 1900 Washer
Wallet Erith: ttt oe pry Wringers, 3000 Rolls of Wall Paper.
hureh, of which de life | STOVES AND RANGES.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
The death
{took pisce at the home of hie iutie
“Furniture & Undertaking
o J. H. KRUMBINE
Centre Hall, Penn.
{ler in Williamsport, Friday, at 1
{age nf about sixty years
pisce Wednes us
Wetzel, of the
| Ioterment took
Rebersburg, Rev
| formed church offi iug
The deceased and her
int |
husband for
i i Mtore. but
| years lived near Wolf's Inst |
Williams.
city i
| November they moved to
port After being in th
al but a
visit,
Mr. and Mrs. John Horner,
ES A —
Bwept from Falling Bridge and Drowned
Three men who were trying to save
a New York Central railroad bridge at
Hayes, Clinton eounty,
were the structure
carried
week. Both families will
live in Mr. Horner's house, formerly
occupied by Kryder Frank, until
spring. At that time Mr. Horner will
move into the property now occupied
by David Burrell, also owned by the
former,
John F. Breon and John F. Heck-
man, who have been confiued
town last
Batur ay,
on when the ice
it They were thrown
into the stream, and one of them, Ed. |
ward Gehret, son of the late Ramuel
Gehret, of Bellefonie, drowned
C. W. Huuter, bridge foreman, and
Charles Peters, a carpenter, succeeded
in holding on to the enkes of ice and
flonted down the stream for )
When companions
men were in a critical condition.
~
The borough Democratic esucus wan
held in the eouncil room Baturday
evening, Barough Chairman W,
Frank Bradford called the meeting to
order, Dr. G. W Hosterman was then
selected chairman of the caucus, The
following nominations were made,
mostly hy seclamation :
Judge of E
BWAY,
was
to
house for some time are improving,
John Ripks who was so unfortunate
| as to have his leg broken last week, is
i doing as well as ean be expected, Mrs,
Catharine Bitner is suff. ring from an
attack of Mrs
Gentzel has been housed
last few weeks,
—— — —
WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BnUY
mile,
both
rescusd by
ss —————-—— o-oo
The Borough Democratic Cancus,
puetmonia, George
up for the
If yousre not a subscriber to the
Centre Reporter you should be,
Here is an offer made to induce
you to become a sutweriber :
For One Dollar in advance the
Centre Reporter and the Tri-
Weekly New York World will
be sent you one year,
Think of that.
The Tri-Weekly New York World
answers all the purposes of a
daily paper. It gives you the
newer of the whole world,
The price of the Tri-Weekly New
York World is One Dollar a
year, in advance, The price of
the Reporter is Oe Dollar, in
advance,
The Two Papers will be sent to any
New Submeribers of the Centre
Reporter for Oue Dollar, in
advance,
Subscribers now on the Reporter's
list can have the Tri-Weekly
New York World sent to them
for sixty-five cents, always in
advance,
HA MM SA AABN,
Vinere-Na, The World's Greatest
Tonle. will cure all forms of Cough,
Bronchial Trouble, Coughs of long
standing, and the earlier stages of Con.
sumption, When cough syrups full
take Vio-te-na and If it fails to benefit
you your money will be cheerfully re
ction. W. Hosterman
Inspector—C W. Boozer
D. J. Meyer
R. D. Foreman
School Directors—J. 8, Datuberman,
Council
G. W. Bushman,
Assemsor-Db. A. Boozer
Overseer W. W. Spangler
Auditor-Chas. D Bartholomew,
High Constable-John Geary,
———
J. A Reesman was nominated fr r
inspector by the Republicans of the
borough. The remainder of the ticket
is blank.
p— smn min
Retall Clerks Assogiation,
Lidge Nov. 845 of the retail clerks as.
sociation, Bellefonte, inducted their
new officers last week, The South
side comes in for a good share of these
officisle, the president, vies president,
ani fionncial secretary, being natives
of either Peans or Brash Valley, The
officers are ;
Wm. P. Kahn, president; Forest
Oecker, vice president ; Lloyd Aurand,
second vice president ; Jacob Marks,
treasurer; Edward Nearhood, finan.
cial secretary ; Orrin Kline, recording
secretary ; Frank Bartley, guide ; Clar.
ence Smith, support ; Homer Barnes,
Walter Armstrong, sud J, H, Woom-
| vide work, which will, within resson-
{ able limits, meet the demands
i
{| applicants and no pains will be spared
| table to all.
| books, ete, will be gladly furnished,
| Address,
Joux A Youxg.
!
! Sas A
i
: em era's Nominate Caodidates
| A. Weaver
Mover sc hic
Meyer,
ersoer, J. Hishel ; auditor. J
Hosterman
Stover
Au
Atidrew Harter, Thon
| Wingert : ov
slottier
aa
Ww, Ket
: hmsessor, D. A : Bupervisors,
M. Bower, A. J
Gregg West P.Judge,
tor, T. J. Decker; reg amessor. W. O. Graden
East P. Judge, J. C Condo inspector, W. 7T.
Fredericks: reg, assessor, ¥ J. Frank
Supervisors, Emanuel Eangert, Lo
assensor, John McCool;
(soy
Samuel Condo
ww
is Rossman
overseer, Calvin J. Finkle:
auditor, J. 0 MoCormick Floyd
Bowersox
Miles~Bupervisors, B. W. Shaffer Cyrus eig.
ler; assessor, J. 8. Emerick ; school directors, C.
D. Weaver, Jacob Gephart ; over cers, Adam Vo
nade, J. T. Corman,
Ferguson East P.~Judge, Dr. R. M. Krebs : in
spector, Ciyde Detrow | eg. assessor, W. Hi Fry.
School directors, Clayton Corl, Elmer Sunday;
amessor, C, RB. McCormick : auditor,
Harpeter; town cle k, Andrew Tate.
Potter—South P. Judge, J. W. Foreman : in.
spector, 8. J. McClintic; reg. sssessor, J. ¥. Stover.
West P. Judge, C. E Wagner ; inspector, C. A.
Miller; reg. amessor, David Fortney.
Noth PoJudg. P. A Atnuan: inspector, N.
B Bnafl r; reg. assossnr, Vietor Avman
Supervisors, Frank Bogdan, George Bradford ;
school direct rs, Win. R. Neff, John Heckman :
overseers Calvin Bottor!, D. L. Bartges ; auditor,
H. FP. Musser; nseessor, George W, Spangler; town
clerk, Arthur Lee,
Miliheim Judge, Ellery Brown : inspector, Ed.
ward Musser ; assessor CH. Breon ; eounell,
George B. Stover, George Sechrist; overseer, M. 8.
Fiedler ; school directors, Samuel Wiser, Charles
Musser ; anditor, R. 8. Stover; justice of the
peace, E. L. Zerby; high constable, Frank Colyer,
Harris - Republican~Judge, L. E Kidder: in.
Spector, Geo. N, Fisher: assessor, H, O. Bare town
clerk, BE KH. Williams ; supervisors, John Charles,
David Campbell ; school directors, E Sweeney,
N. Yarnell ; auditor, J. Hl. Ross ; overseer, Frank
MoFariane,
HarrisJudge Henty Potter ; inspector, John
Stamm ; su; ervisors, Cyrus Durst, Geo. Swabb ;
auditor, James Swabb; overseer, Wess Meyer;
schaol dire ctor, Jacob B, Weber, John Rupp.
College udge, Frank Ooh ; luspecior, G, W
R Williams ; school direvtors, W, EK Grove, 1 J.
Dieese ; overseers, CD. Houtz, Frank Bohan ; su
vervisors, Nathan Grove, antel Lowder ; jastios
of peace, E. K. Smith ;: auditor, Jacob Bou!
Veasurer. D. A. Grove ; town clork O. L. Grove |
assessor, E. M, Mouser.
UIA AP AIHA.
town clerk,
Samuel
funded. J. D. Murray,
Ceatre Reporter $1.00 & year.
| few days Mrs. Harter
which
was siricken|
with paralysis, caused her |
{ denth.
The deceased is survived by her hus. |
{hand and one daughter, Mre. Rose l
Mackey, of W illiame port,
Mrs Harter's maiden name was Ada |
| Moyer
PETER REARICK
| Peter Rearick, well known abw ut |
1% nire Hall, having lived on severs! |
| farins near this place prior to 1880, sand |
! of Millheim, |
{died at the home of bic daughter, Mrs
[Charles H. Ross, in Altoona, at
advanced age of seventy-nine years,
He
daughter
son, Henry E
toons.
The decensed was a son
the
is survived by his the
One
Al
wile,
and
in
mentioned above,
Rearick, also
of William
Reariek, deceased, of Penn township
He was a member of the
chureh, and
worker,
Evangelion)
was an active church
FREDDIE EARHARD.
Freddie Earhard, who has been in
the home of Thaddeus Stover, at Re
bersburg, for the past twen'y years,
died Bunday morning, at the age of
twenty-eight years,
He was a Potter township charge.
A
The beat physic. “Once tried and
you will alwsys use Chamberlain's
| Mtommeh and Liver Tablets” nay
| Willis A. Girard, Pease, Vi. These
Tablets are the most prompt, roost
pleasant and most reliable eat hartio in
ue, For sale by C J, Finkle, Bpring
Mille ; C. W., Bwartz, Tusseyvilie ; F,
A. Carson, Potters Mills,
sminmp——————
Brisbin & Bradford, who bave pure
chased a number of timber tracts, are
having a great quantity of logs hauled
to their mill near the station.
A YM A AIR AIN,
Another Case of Khrumatism Cured by
Chamberinin's Pain Balm,
The eMency of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm in the relief of rheumatism is
being demonstrated dally. Parker
Triplett, of Grigaby, Va., says that
Chamberlsin’s Pain Balm gave him
permanent relief from rheumatism in
the back when everything else failed,
snd he would not be without it. For
sale by OC. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville; F.
A. Carson, Potters Mills ; C. J. Fin
Spring Mills. }
My Motto for 1904
will be ,. vue.
"Quick Sales and Small Profits
If I do not have what you
want, I will get it for you.
We will make a Discount
of 15 Per Cent, on all
Cash Sales between Now
and April Ist, 1904,
If you expect to go to
Housekeeping come and
sce my stock, compare the
prices and be convinced
that you get the highest
value for your money.
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
Calls answered promptly,
Day or Night. Terms
and Prices reasonable.
15 Per Cent. Discount
STORE FOR SALE
Boalsburg, Penn.
The undersigned offers his complete stock of General
Merchandise for sale, Goods all new and up to date.
Good location and good trade established. Write for par-
ticulars or call at place of business.
The store building can be bought or leased to suit
the buyer, Call on or address—
J. H. WEBER, Boalsburg, Pa.
Bild 1p
vour Health
and Strength
vith Jayne's Tonic VErMIFuGE.
A pleasant, potent and