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A ny £L X . growing old and : owhat Wo | American Revolution. § PRING AA,
. : - i lived from day dav th wet: of life Villlam J ‘ én of Burl ‘. PHILIP DEUNM, Prop.
he loved. { ion, V ig given the Vermont Bo | First-class accommodations st all times for betll
NN A A A SAS AS AS ALIAS oy ace’ apali ata : f the merioan Revolution i : . man and beset, Pree bus 19 sod Mom ei
he man wi 4 . n the 3 y h thi 14 vis } sian 4 Kerirs : trains Excellion: attached, T
Qreat-grandma liked to tell us hi a nd when the table had been cleared oy, : ih 3 wlth as Fon "a land | indian 8 that vitv ror the ! bonrd firstcless., The best liguoms
many years ago, we went at mother's cal ps hs ON . is ; to Poanre manad Wash. 1 poke a avpotinn rf 5 wom . wines at ihe Lar
When she was but a little child, just To meet the famous patriot, who stood ; : . Seiden : : cern wer to Fthan Alle: EE —
like ourselves, you know, » straight and tall, ssi ! ~) . A : timatad at thn toma Centre Hall Hotel
Bbae saw the Continenta i ; ni curtsied as the fashion was, wilh ~ i . l sng alan $2 2006 : 3
; Fst * das hat ) 1 grandma ce te + 3 ae tan a 3 gv MCN . Mn ye i Duy ’ - .
sunny summer day : hath my cheeks aflam old clock a-ticking slo i) \ >, CENTRE HALL, PA
"pon their ‘march to Pompior { fe took my hand and said I was ¢ s if 3 ald. “I. was th 3 J -a ‘ } 8 ! JAMES W. RUNKLE, Prop,
forty miles away; dainty little dame, : \ | Newly equipped. Bar and table supplied
And how QGeorge Washington an f with the best. Bumgiser boarders given special
aldes, in faded butt and ne, . . " . attention, Healihy locality. Beantiful soemery ;
hen Bea's turn came Fhe general country free: 4} to . . .
Bropped at her homes for lu ‘0 } i 1 13 ) Within three miles of Peuns Cove, & mont beaut
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ook his hand. Remember, then, his gloriou lee \ MOA : . ; { ful sublerranesu cavers entrance by s boaf
truth,’ said he, ‘my litle man, when you look up at me ; $1 1 | Well located for hunting and Gshing
you'd make a soldier grand!’ While time shall last, in this our land, : y nd 2 \ i - X Heated throughout. Free carriage 10 ali traing
Rald she: “My rother Ben and Bu: Ben could only smile and slare, his fame shall brighter glow 4 - | ~ yr —— -
} were ashy as we could be: 80 very strange it seemed I, t00, beheld George Washington, so | — : Old Fort Hotel
But both of u i That this was G ‘ashi 5, of 20." to reconstruct an army. Nor |
us were pleased to hear That this was General Washington, « Many years A
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the general praise the tea, whom so oft he'd dreamed — H. A. Ogden, in 8 vicholas, Se : a Par ua oe ho A a ¥hen | | IRAAC BHAWYER, Proprietor, y
neq wilh on $08, 104 #8. Lotstion : One mile South of Centre Hall
Ascommodations firstolass. Good bas,
wishing 0 sajoy an evening given
sllention. Meals for such oocasions
pared on short motive. Always
for the transient trade
BATES: $1.50 PER DAY.
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Penn's Valley Banking Company
CENTRE HALL, PA.
W. B. MINGLE, Cashief
Receives Deposits . .
Discounts Notes
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Man, an Indian Fighter, a his fats in the ng and pret {oY SG age a + : ond te ‘a ; Jiiadeiphis at 6.23 p.m. Nes i $40 bm.
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it has been sald of Georges | i nifie pd formal moveme « were io
Wwgton, as of l.amartine, that he had | harmony with hi temperament and
wm youth: he was born nao showed off win ; haa
His active career began 3 he io | advantage } g +, i or \ nd aut if valley to forami istrirg out 41 intermediate stations. ai
t sixteen, and f hr ars he In his house a! n non hs SR ATER ay whan 3 ‘ . " Philadelphis 428s. m., New York al
of siXxi®en ang 0 nl yey : : . a , pr ] EA | Bi w Hi ¢ on , . 1} oa m Weal
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ad mountain waded morass fn sid } } honor | 1 apitol hia y a > : #) § hy y vt oP ative wl terme tation Lh passenger ooaches Wo
‘ k raid ha 2 : a . his ’ — a Boda . gd Ld ial : # a br . 4 a . Loch sek dars for DuBois
gazed pathways: he lived 4 nl f nad ; j : 5 ; { ied i i fron big Sel lefont nd Picts 3undays only
scanty fare, witl hy ix . of y rit tn the tick of the clock : 3 = ENS Rn Ea £51 B54 cut valli nto Vermont i man sleeper to Fh 2
wildeat ; 3 . 00 A M. -Train 81. (Dai or Lock Haven
. : . i . 1 intermediate stalion Wook Gays |
na BAVARe ndian int i ep he ast time he danced minuel a Sala © 3 4 5 avy cod a bronze ibiet on th I'yrooe, Clearfiehd Philipst , Plusburg and the
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nd intermediate stations
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aw th ptive garrison - BELLZFONTR, Pao | burg 8.25 a m., 10.00 a m. and 4.48 jo. m
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ng, file out: but at their hes ; All kinds of legal busines sitended to prompt: | W. W. ATTERBURY, 1. R. WOOD,
1 Ppeciai attention given to collections. Ooo, | General Manager _ Pam, Trafic Mgr
Boor Crider's Exchange. re GRO. W, BOYD, General Pass'ger Agt.
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named a subordipate officir to receive gra 4 N. 8 SPANGLER ENTRAL RAILROAD OF PESNSYLVANIAL
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Washington's farewell to the gen d oe i BELLEFONTE. FA ; aa———
: = | Practices In all the courts. Consultation 1 Read Down. Jone 15. 1004 be tTMAUp.
English and German. Office, Crider's Rxohang Not Nob| :
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slory Tears blinded his eves, The |
(3 E O RR G BE WW AS s HH I NG TO N. 2 Ae avered in Daiils
w——— ; —h — - - Then in silence they followed the |
upon oom tia. faithful forse, Every day he [in honor of thi French and “Ane erican | chief to his barge at the wa'cr's edge.
faced death. | officers returned from the Yarktown Standing erect in it, he raised his
At the age of nineteen Washington | Victories | hat In mute salute,
was already a marked man signs | As general of the army Washington | Washington became President with |
appeared of a French and Indian war. | 100k command of forces undrilied, an | reluctance: It was his desire to Jead
The siripling was chosen major of the | organized, untaught of war. He weld |g quiet country iife. But again came
Virginia troops. Within two years ne! ed them into an army of lronsides, | the people's call. Hal he chosen it, |
became commander of the othe | Who won victories, endured terrific | this high-born aristocrat might have | 2 :
military district rein trials and J knew how to sustain defeat. | haa \ he chose rathet ) bs id :
litary distri of Virginia had a <rown oli } ’ Anyone sending a skeeh rnd deseription
‘hen the Virgin dot sived toi » dignity of his bearing ana the FE BI A SMD : whe 2 i Alekly ARCRPLAIN or OfInion
When the Virginiane determi red : i YL . A hy farmer than an emp t : s : ] at is probably po entanio gh Te
drive the French from ihe Uhre alley rity of his discipline did not alien, Released from the offic: “1 BR > - rhea matey roc pe © Ww raaport }
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they placed a fegiment in com i sold) for with these quall- | gent, he Joylully returned, iike n Patents taken through Munn & Col veosive Ln WT Read ir
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Washington. Thus began Lh Siilit a i of the officer were mingled ti clnnaties, to his farm Ther hed BY DANGERS. > 2 5 0 PHILA.
career of Washington 4 1 but human attributes of the man of col | found plenty to oecups it i This bn ina heen presented to the Scientific American, i Via hig
# youth, inexperienced ln warfare, he Ing : bulldiag a neglected estate i fd ed St wvernment by certain | A handsomely fine tad weakly, Jousou dr . AM. AM Pr
had displayed the qualltics of a tried ‘or eight yours this man, who loved | shand of pleasures and duties was ro | Fronoh amilice, whose ancestors WONN 2 Co Ady all prt, pn no tvs an Lunt
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