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THE
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 19006.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Evangel
afternoon ; (
Hill,
ical—Tussoyville, morning
entre Hall, evening
Hall,
Egg
Presbyter an Cet
evening
Reformed
afternoon
morning and
Tusseyville, morning ; Centre Hall,
Lutheran—Centre Hall. morning ; Georges Val
ley, afternoon ; Unlen, evening. Note the change
of Union from afternoon to eveniug
Reformed — Boa!shurg, morning,
Houserville, afternoon,
Boalsburg
gommu.ion
[Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this oflice |
SALE REGISTER,
E of Penns Cave and
bruary 10th, Fri.
ORPHANS
farm of two!
day, 10a. u
L « REIT ( I’ MARCH 2, Thurs
day, ! the J .. B » farm, near
Spruce two-horse
WHEOL, =ied
Johuson
, Wednesday, Centre
2. Wednes-
horses, 11
1004,
A Few Statistios Concerning Centre Coun
ty Affairs,
Number of prisoners confined to the |
county jail, during the past year, at |
the expense of the county, eighty-
eight. |
One person was sent to the Hunting- |
don Reformatory and three prisoners |
were sent to the Western Penitentiary.
Number of bills of iadictment pre-
sented to the grand jury for the year,
seventy-eight ; of this number sixty-
one were found true bills and seven-
teen were ignored. There were forty”
three bills nol prosed, the cases having
been settled or disposed of before
reaching the grand jury. There were
nine true bills nol prosed by the court,
leaving fifty-two commonwealth trials
by juries,
An
license
A.
examination of the
docket
360 and in 1902
granted was 374,
tal was the
in the nineteen years
in effect,
the first
was granted uotil October 9,
cense law has been
October 9, 1885, when license
total of about 6 460
granted, or an average of 340 per year,
Wo p> - wr
No More New Harald Dellveries
Owing to the exhaustion
Fhe Febr start Set’
Readers Smart Set have
learned to look upon
novel each issue of that
LUGAL appears in
biggest event of the
month in tieti ut
magazine
even the
happily
February
enthusiastic will be
surprised by Lhe story in the
numer
N50.000 For
At thie opening
of the college |
Colleg:
+ Willer sesslod
Atherton an-
sw Uarnegie
to the college
nounced ti
given the fund
the inte
for the helping of students
y hi
He also announced
college wh sufficie
the in-
used for
UOIArsQIps 10 8&8 Way
had given a like amount and
terest of this fund was to be
the founding of se
to be determined ou later,
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School Heport
The following is a re rt of the In-
Hall
school for t month, ending
January 13th, Hebecca J.
teacher :
Per cent
male 90
termediate grad Centre
Moyer,
ndance, male 93, fe-
91 ; average altend-
ance, male femaale 13, total 32;
num oer ol
female 15
scliolars enrolled, male 22,
, total 37. Names of those at-
of Lhe mouth
Nina sSoyder,
Verna Rowe, Alice Rear-
ick, Mitte
Ralph Diuges, Calvi
Kerlin
tending every day
Laura Mitterling,
Ruth Smith,
Margaret ling, Nellie Smith,
un Smith, William
Brooks,
Roy
, Harry Mader, Jewell
y
George Slack, John
Pufl, Ira Foreman,
YY Liteman,
s—— BA tl
Nine Miles of Road Bailt
Commissio
ado
miles of
great
r Hunter niskes
{ whole
over the [ac that nine
have been built under
road
the supervision of the road department
that
now uop-
of which head, and
he is the
miles of
der contract.
The commissioner suggests that all
the highways should be surveyed, aud
since the $6,500,000 are not being gob-
twenly-six road are
bled fast enough, the commissioner's
suggestion may perhaps speed the
matter,
Another suggestion is that the law
be changed so that townships have
three supervisors instead of two, and
their term of office lengthened, so that
two supervisors are held
year.
A good suggestion is the abolishing
of narrow-tired wagous,
over each
Commissioner Hunter predicts the
speedy extinction of the custom of
“working” out road tax,
amie fin
Ishier-Ramaey Wedding.
A beautiful wedding took place
Thursday noon of last week at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ram-
sey, of Pleasant Gap, when their only
daughter, Miss Mary R., became the
wife of Harry E. Ishler, of near State
College.
At precisely 12 o'clock the bride and
groom were ushered into the parlor by
Jacob Btamm, of Altoona, and Mise
Emma Ishler, sister of the groom,
while the wedding march was being
played by Miss Mabel Ishler, another
sister,
The ceremony was performed by
their pastor, Rev. J. 1. Btonecypher,
of Boalsburg, assisted by Rev. W. H.
Behuyler, of Centre Hall,
A large number of guests were pres
ent and the happy couple were made
the recipients of many useful gifts,
Imunediately after the service the
company was invited to the dining
reom where a large table was bounti-
fully spread to satisfy the wants of the
fnper man, A season was spent social.
ly and the guests departed wishing
Mr. and Mrs, Ishier a long life of hap
piness and success,
{the Post Office Department will dis-
| I
lecontinue the establishment of new
| rural free delive ry routes, Phere are
ules,
ap
selfing the Johnson Machines
J. H. and B. E.
land Oak Hall, are selling the Joho-
ison Harvester
{
Company's Binders,
| This Compaoy is not in che trust, and
{it will pay all farmers to see us before
| buying 07
-~ - —
utice of Caucus
Democrat fF 3 er Wwwoship
are Lierey notified tun A caucus for
| pominstiog lownship aud preci
flcers, will be held at Centre Hill, on
| Saturday, January 25th, 1905 between
§
J
the hours ol kK
= and 5 o'clock p. ma
G. L
(1 E0
GOODHART,
H. EMERICK,
J. B. BPANGLER,
Commitleemuen,
Tp mins
tutcher Shoots Thief
Butcher Jacob Cass, of
and hit a tuief in the he
from
posterior as
was fleeing his butcher
to steal the carcass of a calf, bul
LOO DOISY. I'he butcher
f3is revolver, apd the
| cured
noted above followed,
apni
Woodward.
Edas Oradorf is on the sick list,
Dr. Ard and wife left for
phis last Monday.
Mrs. N.
geriow u last week
Musser and
family
'Bquite
grandfather and grandmother Stover
Mrs. Kleckner and son, of Glen
ry Motz.
spent Tuesday very pleasantly al the
home of F. P. Guisewite, near Fiedler.
Daniel Keller and wife, of near Cen-
tre Hall, and Charles Wolfe and wife,
of Aaronsburg, visited with Mrs. Wolfe
last week,
EC ———
Linden Hall.
Those on the sick list this week are
Dauiel and Arthur Bohn, Carl Brad-
ford and Mrs. Weibly.
Miss Bessie SBearson left last week
for Philadelphia, where she will spend
the winter with relatives,
Tuesday evening a sled load drove
to State College, where they were en-
tertained at the home of Otis Corl.
Monday night a sled load of Boals-
burg people drove to Bellefonte where
they spent the evening at the home of
Samuel Rine.
Miss Sadie Goss and Mrs, 8, E, Goss
and son were entertained at the hos-
pitable home of J. H. Ross last week,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Wieland and
gon Daniel at the home of F. £. Wie-
fand. \
Quite a lot of chemical wood is being
hauled from the lumber tract on Nit-
tany Mountain and shipped from this
place. James SBwabb has charge of the
work and employs about twepty men
besides four or five teams are kept
busy hauling the wood to market
Among the visitors in town this
week were Cal Wieland and family at
the home of his brother ; Miss Mary
Struble, at the home of her aunt, Mrs,
Campbell ; Miss Whitmer, at the home
of John Bohn, and Mr. and Mrs. Cal
Ruhl at the home of John Dieul.
Mrs. D. C. Hess returned last week
from Elkins, West Virginia, where sh
has spent several months with her
grand-daughter ; after only a few days
spent at her home in this place, she
left for Osceola, where she will spend
the remainder of the winter at the
home of her daughter,
f
Herman Long died at the home of
his'mother, Mrs, Benjamin
of Bonlsburg
ing, of consumption,
Dens,
Slenim, o
afte!
The deceased wi
of the Westinghouse ¢
burg but about a ves:
pelled to give up hi
of ill health and ¢
He would
years old o
Surviving
ZIavi
morning
w |
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arew,
Clavton,
al
Wes
He
Per
ET
fat!
Dav
i
iu
fais
ns
Fhe
al
vo
{ ter i
i
Lioyd =t
a day o
i Valley,
| Mr. and Mi
Troxelvilie %
rents, returning o
Merchant J
spent a few days
Brown and family, at
Mr. and Mra. N
bersburg, and Mrs,
burg, visited friends in tow
last week.
Clymer Stover has sq
ship with ex-Sheritl
Philipsburg, iu the iin
ed with Liis hard ware
co
Spring Mills,
beens siCK, improving,
wv, John riiaker wio
C. E. Zeigler, on Friday made a
ine trip to Hublersburg.
William Ruhl
Portland cutter from HN,
wife, of Pleasant
HN
Gap, were guests at the home of C. E
Doughi a handsome
i. Condo,
Keller and
Zeigler on Buuday.
J. H. McCool wife, of Rebers-
burg, spent Wedpesday in town and
were guests al the home of Samuel
Brown.
and
T. M. Gramley recently bought the
Shook Brothers interests inthe Hpring
Mills Creswaery, and has now become
the sole owner of the plant,
A. N. Finkel, the lumber king, last
week moved his saw mill from the
Station to dmithtown, where he will
operate on the Dr. Musser tract,
The house and lot owned by James
H. McCool, of Reborsburg, located on
the “hill” and occupied by Thomas
Decker, was sold last week to CO, E
Zeigler, who will occupy it in the
spring.
TA Inrge delegation of the Odd Fel.
lows’ fraternity of Bellefonte, took ad-
vantage of the fine sleighing on Fri
day night and came here to visit the
Spring Mills Lodge, and spent a de
lightful evening.
AUTOS FOR ROYALTY
for Eart of Dns
Caulkins &
tion
Post Uo
I'he
Middletown
following is taken fro
(Connect
Kerlin at pr
to sale Lhe
f Cen
Fie
hundred ang
gotten being good
rly BUG
re AiR
AD
$lin the
ibere is rannis
due
piossrnt place to ive
Pols fanin will be sold very cheap, ax Lhe own
ef has DO desire Wo be burdened wiih the trouble
of loukiug aber the property
For futher particulars write of fppiy in person
to M:. B. BERING,
Spring Milis, Pa.
bara is large « iia goo
Ww waler st bot
farm 1s well
bain
and
wid
FUROR Bi desirabu
AUSTIN THOMAS, M. D.
(ALLOPATH.)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
CENTRE HALL
Miss
PA.
Ofice and residence at fdseie Runkle's
oti Main street. Calls attended to day or night,
D ¥. FORTREY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
BELLEFONTE, PA
OMce North of Court House,
W HARRISON WALKER
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
BELLEFONTE, PA,
No 19 W. High Street,
All professional business promptly sttended to,
Teachers’ Local Institute
Grange Arcadia, Centre Hall, February 3 and
Program Interspersed With Music.
FRIDAY, 7 O'CLOCK.
ee We We NU 4
¢
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¢
JOHN SMITH & BRO.
SPRING I
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5 : 2 & Tal ma
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HARES
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For Men . . . For
women . . « «
JOHN H. CROSS
DOROTHY DODD SHOES
YEAGER & DAVIS SPECIAL
Working Shoes.
OVER
lensthieor
Drowners
YEAGER & DAVIS
BELLEFONTE, PA.
SELL
1905
Furniture with those of any other dealer and you will
be convinced that we save vou money
HERE ARE A FEW :
Quartered Oak Side Board . . $17.50
Good Oak Chamber Suit , . . . $17.50
Finely Polished Quartered Oak
Library Tables . . . . $7.75
Iron Bed and Spring .... . $7.00
..REARICK BROS...
Furniture Dealers and
Funeral Directors . . .
CENTRE HALL.
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