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THE CENTRE REPORTER
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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1904.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian — Co Hall, Spring
Mills, aller
Reformed—O
afternoon.
ntre morning;
ntre Hall, morning ; Tusseyville,
Lutheran Re-dedication at Georges Valley.
| Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this office. |
SALE REGISTER,
M at Centro Hill—
household
Saturday,
One shoat, bu
goods, ete. eto
OR
1 p. m,,
harness, stoves,
mma Shutt,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
William J.
candidate for
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jo You Want Phosphate ?
Foreman & Smith have
hand several grades of fertilizers, fresh
from spring
ht, and quality guar-
» be as represented.
Messrs, on
Baitimore, suitable for
crops. Prices rig
anteed Lu
secession
Memorial Day st Centre Hall,
Memorial Day exercises will be ob-
served at Centre Hall at six o'clock p.
m., Samuel Bhannon
The speaker will be Al Dale, Esq., of
Bellefonte. Company N. G P,
and the Knights of the Golden Eagle,
Spring
Post in charge.
3
»y
3
Mille, will participate,
Wc
Teachers’ Examination,
County Superintendent C. L. Gram-
ley held teachers’ examination at Cen-
tre Hall, for the borough and Potter
township, Thursday of last week. The
class consisted of but nine, eight of
whom were to
teach. All the applicants who are en-
rolled in Prof. Young's preparatory
school passed the examination with
credit.
granted certificates
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G. A RR, Escampment,
For thebenefit of those desiring to
attend the Anousal Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republie, Depart-
ment of Pennsylvania, at Gettysburg,
June 5 to 11, the Pennsylvania Hail
road Company will sell excursion tick-
ets to Gettysburg from all
its line in the Pennsylvania,
on June 4, 5, 6,7and 8, good to return
until June 13, inclusive, at rate of a
single fare for the round trip. For
specific rates, apply to local ticket
agents.
stations on
State of
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In Hands of Specialist.
The many friends and acquaintances
of W. F, Osman, Esq., of Grant City,
Mo., will regret to learn the informa-
tion attached, which received
Monday from Bt. Joseph, Mo, :
I am here in the hands of a special
ist taking treatment for a Very aggra-
vated case of sore throat,—ulcer in the
throat. I have been very much under
the weather ever since the holidays,
have been in BSL Joseph about a
month, and while I think I am being
benefitted, it seems a very slow pro
cess, Lost 35 lbs, in three months,
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Dedicatory Program,
Services incident to the dedication
of the Lutheran church, in Georges
Valley, Sanday, 10 A. M., are as
follows ;
This (Thursday) evening, sermon by
Rev. Wm. M. Rearick, of West Milton.
Baturday evening, sermon by Rev.
W. E. Fischer, D. D., of Bhamokin,
former pastor,
Bunday, 10 A. M., dedicatory sermon
by Rev. I. H. McGann, of Lewisburg,
Dedicatory act by the pastor, Rev. J,
M. Rearick.
Bunday afternoon, Bunday school
services,
Sunday evening, sermon by Rev, W,
E. Fischer, D. D.
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Classis OMcers,
Al the Busquehanna Classis of the
Reformed church, held at Lewisburg,
the following officers were elected:
President, Rev. Ambrose M. Schmidt,
Bellefonte ; corresponding secretary,
Rev. Daniel Gress, Centre Hall ; treas
urer, Rev. W. A. Haas, Belinsgrove.
The election of delegates to the East-
ern Synod that meets in October at
Perkasie, Pa., and to the General Byn-
od that will meet in Allentown, Pa,
in May of next year, resulted as fole
lows : Eastern Bynod Revs, James E,
Runiie, D. M. Wolf, D. D.,, snd H. T,
Crow ; Elders Isaac Brown, J. A. Moy-
er and John Haffoer, General Byn-
od, Primarii, Reve, A, A. Black and
K. Otis Bpessard ; Secundi, Revs, R.
L. Gerhart, D. D,, and Ambrose M.
Behmidt, Elders, Primarii Jared Har-
per and J. Hoy, Jr. ; Becundl, A. Baus-
saan and George W. Keichline,
GROWING ALFALFA
Experience with the Legume Will
Noted Throughout the Season,
For the benefit of those interested in
agriculinre the Reporter will from
time to time note the conditions of a
plot of two neres sown to Alfalfa. This
plot is located west of the camp ground
of the Patrons of Husbandry, on the
tract of land owned by the writer, It
is the purpose Lo give the experience,
in detail, without
failure.
be
regard to success or
The plot is on lime 8 one ridge sod.
Plowing dove during middle of April,
Preparation same as for corn, with the
addition of several draggiogs and
rollings.
Four hundred pounds of phosphate
per acre were sown broadcast,
Analysis:
1 per cent
Seed was sown May 23, with wheel-
barrow Quantity,
Covered
seeder, thirty
pounds per acre by twice
going over the ground with a weeder,
finished with roller.
Sample of seed was sent (of
Agricultural Departinen
to purity.
be U.S
of Lhe t will
herealter be noted without referring
Conditions alfalfa plo
this notice, but always under the cap-
tion “Growing Alfalfa.”
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Denth of Prominent Ax Manufactarer
James H
manufacturer, of Reedsville, died very
suddenly Friday morning, while sit-
table,
Mann, the well known ax
nped reve
by
sons and two daughters, Mr.
was at the head of the large ax
at Reedsville,
ting at the breakfast
He is survived three
Mann
works
enty years
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Grange Library
Progress Grange isarranging to have
n first class library in Grange
Arcadia. The books will be
from the state department and are es-
placed
obtained
pecially adapted to the wants of those
them. It
intention to have the library
who have access to is the
room
thus
ity to exchange
open every RHaturday evening,
pportun
books at least once each
uffordivg an «
week
drei fh rnlfesm——
Fransfer of Hes! Estate,
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Hart, Marc!
twp
Wm
Steiner's Lheles
19, 1404, land
£0
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1904, lag
£3000,
Ann
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name of a Newsy
futerests of
Home of
Sunbury, that should reach the homes
of more Odd
sylvania,
any Fellows
nals would be able to get a few impor
they were to
Notes”! Among other local items in
the May issue of the little monthly
journal, is the following :
We are very glad to welcome into
our family Miss Florence Dueck, of
Spriog Mills.
fill the vacancy in our schools, caused
by the resignation of Miss
Miss Duck
ed nnd
comes highly recommend-
we trust she “
sy stay wilh us,
as
Ler manner is very pleasing snd
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The Boob Wheel Company.
The reader will be pleased to know
business iu
did extensive wheel
Centre Hall prior to goiug to Cineln-
an
Wheel
recently
Queen City ompany,
Boob purchased that
pany’s stock and fixtures, and at pres-
cot
ent is effecting a recorganization und
the title of “The Boob Wheel Cow
pany,” with a capitalization $10,000,
Messrs, Charles B
Wiser and Walter M
d in the company. The ne
Runkle,
ent W Orgat-
ization ls dolog a good business in ils
new quarters at present,
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LOCALS
Mrs, Peter Bmith, of Centre Hill, is
lying in critical
stomach trouble,
in condition
Ibe agricultural
out wheat and
have improved.
that
Edward Jordan, formerly of
Mills, is reported to have been a vie-
tim of the Chicago theatre fire,
Charles Leister, of Spring Mills, sold
the timber on the tract recently pur-
chased by him from Wm. Farner, to
Decker Brothers for $4000,
Mrs. J. Q. Miles and granddaughter,
Lydia Ebert, daughter of O. D. Ebert,
of Martha Furnace, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George O. Benner,
Mre. Mary Goodhart Thursday of
last week went to Altoona on business
relative to the estate of her son, John
Goodhart, deceased, and returned be-
ginning of this week.
R. C. Palmer, Linden Hall, is offer-
ing the best cash prices for wool, and
asks parties who have wool to sell to
drop a card to that eflect. He also
makes carpets, rugs, ete, and will be
pleased to have your trade in that line,
Wanted agood, reliable man, with
horse and rig, for Centre Hall and sur-
rounding towns to distribute circulars,
samples, and tack signs, either in con-
nection with present work, or give en-
tire time. Address, Atoz Printing Co
Dept. C4, South Whitley, Ind.
Philipsburg borough has put in posi-
tion in the lock-up eight steel cages,
The Ledger adds: It is horrible to think
that it is necessary to provide iron
cages for human beings, but if they
must be used, then the new ones the
borough has purchased are models of
their kind.
“Aaron Thomas will attempt to right
things the miniature eyelone did to the
roof on the Eby barn, east of Centre
Hall. But for the lateness of the sea-
son, Mr. Eby would raze the old barn
this summer and rebuild, but has
promised his tenant, N. B. Bhaffer, to
do so next spring.
W. W. Bmith, the photographer,
has bought the Corrigan property at
HBiate College, says the Times, He will
build a photograph gallery just back
of the house, attaching itto the main
structure, report says. Mr, Smith is
enterprising and no doubt will succeed
in making profitable use of the large
house.
twp
John E. Ro
M. Walker, Maren 1, 1830
perc Miles t
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| Adam Felty
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| Tussey ville
| Mrs. A. B. Kimport
| esting little family enjoyed
the Felty home,
Miss Edith Dale, of Lemont,
1 bya lady from New
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on friendq in Boalsb
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a day at
ROCCO
Holland,
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called iITg
Dr.
Shar
Samuel Woods has returoed
imed his practices, have
ing failed io the physical examination
| for the navy
M. C.
Harry Keister, of Bellefonte, were here
on Monday ending
the line of music
yr and res
Gephart and his assistant,
al » business in
Elmer Tauhelm and Frank Sharp,
who were among the P. RB. R. employ-
es suspended at Altdona, last week, are
working at Zimmerman's saw mil!
Monuments i the
Boalsburg cemetery to the memory of
Thomas Riley and B. F
were erecied in
civil war.
Some of Prof, Gramley's pupils are
article on that subject.
The graves of the hovor ed heroes at |
the Rock Hill cemetery will be deco- |
rated in the morning of Memorial |
‘Day, and at Boalsburg at six o'clock |
in the evening. Capt. Hugh 8B. Tay- |
lor will be one of the speakers at the |
latter place,
Charles Corl, who represented the |
Boalsburg Lodge, I. O. O. F., at the |
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Peun- |
sylvanis, at Easton, last week, gave |
an interesting report of the proceed
ings at the meetiog of this Lodge Bat-
urday evening.
F. H. Audes and wife, of Ens
county, were visiting friends in this
place. Mr. Andes is superintendent of
an extensive carriage manufactory at |
East Petersburg. Before coming here |
he had been in Green connty purchas |
ing lumber, good lumber being very |
soarce in the eastern counties and |
Green county is noted for a superior
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quality of timber of different kinds,
Xavier Gfrerer died at
Hall, Monday, at
of seventiy-one
lays,
(Th
hig home,
ia
VERS,
m.,
Bix
interment
the
are
aud six
will take place this irsday) morn-
The
from Aa
health,
months,
had
breaking
age,
developed, the
deceasad been suffering
of |
some |
down
for
general
incident to
Inter dropsy
result of which is noted above,
Xavier Gfrerer was born in Witten- |
age he migrated to the
came eastward, and on
roy smpanied the
to Valley, He
builder, and built hundreds of
reaching
he ace
f
Penns Was a i
miles of
post and rail fence i
tre county, which
come cousiderable |
The dece
becca it wes
He is surv
Ma
FLA
RYO,
as follows :
week at ihe
coeased
Dees iid
Phe d
burg, 0
AAros
He
and has
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ver
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BRO
Was
¢
¢ of
man, Hart}
irg
Mr
fa $
0 hirtesen clilidren.,
fsrim ©
The sudden death of
Wednesday
of James
f
Bellef
ine Curtin, wife Cuartin,
occurred in ile
last week i
ver
tion froma which whi
“ aa
wii {Tor
I h+
May 27,
William 8
ing for se | years
deceased was born in Be
1850 and was the
‘ and M Argaret Tripple.
1876 she was married to James
| tin, who survives her with the follow
ing children Mrs. John J.
Frank aud Julia Curtin,
X
iree half sisters ar
Mrs J. D.
She alan leaves t
£11
a brother as | PA
singer, snd Mrs, GG
Harrisburg ; Mre. Harry
Bellefonte, and Charles
Philadelphia.
Ye fi
Tripple,
ger
of
CLYDE KRITZER.
Clyde Kriizer, aged seven years, son
of Mrs. Auna Kritzer, of near Cuiyer,
scarlet f-ver. Eight chil
ill of the disease,
HAMILTON OTTO.
Hamilton Otto, a cigar and tobacco
of inst week, aged fifty years,
LOUALS
Rev. Aurand of Mifflinburg, preach-
ed in the Lutheran church Sunday
afternoon.
Read the adv, of the cash store,
Hpring Mills, B. W. Ripka, proprietor,
You will find a list of goods advertised
there at bottom prices.
Mr. and Mre. H. I. Brunglrt, of
Scottdale, and Victor Brungart, of
Rock, nephews of Mr, and Mrs, Cyrus
Bruogart, were guests of the latter
Inst week.
D. B. Newcomer, who has been pro-
prietor of the Haag House, Bellefonte,
for several years, will be succeeded by
Fred Mosebarger, of Clearfield county,
he having purchased the personal pro-
perty of Mr. Newcomer. Landlord
Newcomer was very successful in the
.
They Come Rolling In 7
To Get the Many Bargains at
We have the goods’
They must be right
And we have the right prices.
Another
Sateen Underskirt
&
¥
orimen
¢ 1
for only $1.00.
Another
Gauze Underw
We have bought a quantity of the following and will
make these very low prices, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
BEGINNING MAY 26TH :
One Pound Arm and Hammer Soda,
['hree Pounds Good Rice
oC.
10c,
. . * .
sefarigcles
I'ERMS — Strictly
JLD DUNCAN STAND
SPRING MILLS, PA.
B. W. RIPKA.
JOHN SMITH & BRO.
SPRINC MILLS, PA.
Great Bargains for the
Next Thirty Days. ...
Sideboards
$8.75
and. Up...
All other Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs--everything we deal in, at
proportionately low prices.
Undertaking
J. HL KRUMBINE
Centre Hall, Penn.
t
My Motto for 1904
will be os i000 0s
“Quick Sales and Small Profits”
If I do not have what you
want, I will get it for you,
We offer you special bar-
ains in all the lines of
“URNITURE at all sea-
sons of the year,
WALL PAPER
WINDOW SHADES
You can get anything you
want in either of these
lines—from stock or by
samples. Very pretty de-
signs,
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
Calls answered promptly,
Day or Night, Terms
and Prices reasonable.
uy call on us
DODD SHOES ot 5 ot a2 42 48 02
Built-Well Shoes
For Men
* SHHLYAT
40 SAND TIV
NV SHIALS
TIV NI HAVA
$2.50 and $3.
FOR SALE BY
YEAGER & DAVIS
THE SHOE MONEY SAVERS
BELLEFONTE, PA. .
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Sefore you
hotel business,
WAAR A H SSS YEAGER & DAVIS ot ot ot 8 RN