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LOCALS,
March is half over,
Howard Homan, of Altoona, is in
town,
The Grange library will
Saturday from four to five o'clock,
be
Rev, 8.
retired from the active ministry.
April,
worth Missouri
Penns Uave Sale,
Penns Cave and the Long farm will
ten o'clock, at
pn —
Death of a Child,
John Jacob, the five months old son
Kerlin,
morning after a brief ill-
Interment took place Wednes-
Rev. J. M. Rearick
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ness
officiating.
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A serious accident happened to A. |
Hand Maugled
| LOOALS
| Even the matrimonial knot is apt to
come untied.
Lo
Elmer Ishler this week
{ from Potters Mills to Oak Hall,
from Oak Hall
moves
Wm. Bressler moves
harness at
prices from
Why buy old, wornout
new harness prices? Get
D. A. Boozer.
Mrs. Sarah
visit
from a
Mus-
returned
A . J.
Durst
to her daughter, Mrs,
ser, in Clearfield.
It is natural that the kangaroo effect
should be followed by the baboon ef-
A. Boozer.
Tax Collector J. B. Spangler, of Tus-
from the regular price—D,
mill for A.
Mr. Harter
A. Frank at
accidentally got
Millheim. |
his bard
Mrs. J. W. Bhook
ALnNouncas
favored the Reporter with his pres-
ence,
The latter part of last week
rainy, which swelled the streams and |
furnished a water supply to many |
localities badly in need of it
J. H, Smetzler, of near Potters Mills
week, |
was |
was a caller Thursday of last
Mr. Bmetzler was just recovering from
a brief but rather severe illness
The Bellefonte dairymen have or-
ganized, and bave resolved not to sell
to customers who are indebted to an-
other member of the organization.
Herbert Swartz and niece, Miss Pru-
dence
friends at Madisonburg, and attended
the birth day party given in honor of
the latter's brother, Frank Swartz.
Swartz, visited relatives and
Marietin known
Namanths, ’
Wife,
Pittsburg Sunday
the subject of
Holley, better
fF Josiah
gularly
4
or
is writing re
Dispate }
Suitors" is tier
next Sunday
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CRlicd
Linden Hall,
offes long
CU. Palmer, of near
the
enough to say that he was in the
al Reporter
Car-
DUsiness,
pet
Weaving
would soon begin his
at of
TeRgUIAr
the countiy in que woo)
7 i
he ships to Baltimore
ihe Reporters addressed
between Montandon and Spring Mills,
were delayed last week from the morn-
the afternoon train on
a blunder
department. The Reporter was in no
responsible for the delay
ing until Ta
count of made by the ua
Way
- an absence of several months
Julian Fleming returned to Centre Hall
M:
Wivie
filer
ny evening. Among other j
he spent time y
D. C., and New York. At
piace Malcol
# a large tailoring es-
1
vy asii-
his Were
ig ou,
fore:
Fleming, conouet
iis sl, fii
tablishitnent at which the most fash.
usable clothing i= made
~J. Frank Rearick, formerly of 8
Mills, but
¢hai
wiere, H
Lie
Porier
turers
Dring
pring
later of Lewisburg, ne
ged his location to Elizabe tutown
hie iormer Inces,
i= doing business for the Sober &
manufac
Rood al
Reporter
acetylene generator
He
Elizabethtown and says the
fiuds business
is interesting to him esch week
Liviles Who are anxious to get the
Istest resi ve
sd
Coals
putterves snd styles iu
spring suils, spriog coals, rai
silk waists, walkivg skir et
i=,
Misses Geiss who
bave the agency for the
Chicago firm of Ecward B
& Co, Bee their advertisement ip
other column,
A. tl
ber Br
ered
property south of C.
Ald town
after building material to be used in
the of Mr.
Duulap is doing considerable business
in both the jewelry and tonsorial live,
should call on the
well-known
UHrosstuan
Ri
Mii
contempiating
Danlap, the Bpring in
bar
jeweler, is {he
ii of 8 barber shop ou his own
p.
last
Lovg » slore
Als 1D Week 100RIOR
construction Lhe satue,
J. R. Wyle, formerly of Aaronsburg,
Ww Lo now holds an important position
in the Huntingdon teformatory, re-
ceived this notice in the Huntingdon
Femi-Weekly News of Monday
Officer Wy le's iliness bas developed in
8 nggravated attack of quinsy, spd his
condition was con sidered critical the
ently part of the week, Lut st this
writing an improvement is reported, |
Among those who
faris this spring is Joseph
Wha wld bis arm stock
mie ils LO hig Gragther,
sont. his sation
count of Mr poor health,
He will move to Potters Mills Mer. |
c¢hant Carsou intends hirlog a man to
do the work by the month, and will |
oversee wich of the farm work him- |
sell
will quit the |
Carson,
and imple- |
A.
on
Frauk Car
was lakey ag
larson's
HH. B. Moyer, of Millheim, publishes |
Bp eard in this issue setting forth the |
faci higt the Centre Mills Flouring |
Milia, slier the first of April will be
Under die wanngemaent of J, A. Kili pg |
& * on, and that all the business at the
nil will receive their careful and
prompt sitention. Mr, Moyer also
states that the books, sceounts, ete,
are in bis hands for settlement.
John D. Miller, a staunch Walker |
tow ship Democrat, was on the South |
#ide of Centre county the Intter part |
of lagt week to size up the politiesl |
situation so far ae it congeros Lhe se- |
lection of a candidate for the office of |
eouuty iremsurer. Mr, Miller's ane |
noaneement as a caudidate for the of- |
flee named will be found among the!
shicuuceents in this jssue, He js |
abindantly able to fill the office of
Progsurer, nud like all the candidates
®6 tae du the Bad Tor tue various of- |
tices, would be sn credit to the party If
nominated,
»
the
badly
member {
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that
mangled
were Was
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Wlarrmge Licenses i
Emory Cole, Philipsburg. i
Mary Wilson, Bellefonte |
James E Jones,
Charlotte ( i
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Philip<burg,
arison, 8. Philipsburg.
wthurst, Roland, !
Bellefonte
Arthur E
Stella ]
Earl M. Archey,
Verda I.
Hayes
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Wall
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oR, Nittany |
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Hor Sale at Millthelm
“es
Mes and Beezer will sell |
Musser |
March |
animals |
arse, Gent zell
hs
norses at the
Saturday,
ck. The
beavy draught |
a few all pur- |
es. This is n se
uld command
Capt. W. H. Fry sold farm horses to
Messrs. W, 8B. Walker Howard
Zeigler, west of Centre Hall.
and
Ww. O. Gramley, of Bpring Mills, ad-
refrigerator,
White
vertises » uriving horse
butter-worker,
eggs for sale
The First
pany, of Tyrone,
erect a fine bank building costing $100 -
and [eghor:
National Banking Com-
will this summer
opposite its present location,
P. Gross Yearick, of Philadelphia,
Phoebe
W.B
we latter part of last week
Diamond Black
Kinds of pxle grease,
and sister, Mra Mingle, in
this place, t}
a full |
the 1}
the
Daniels’ Remedies
poultry food
Borzer
in
James 8. Stak tttered the loss of
11g jersey cow A. Bhawver the
gray family horse, and John Will
s Luoni
Preasier sinte,
r died her home i
Lin
after an ile}
near
fignt
1
ue to age
+ last member of the |
BMODK
r ley. he
on the |
of Linden |
Were the
eight years
ved by one son, |
ir Npring Mills, |
sod "moker
1 introduced
it unlawful
# VORDS { age so |
uneanor, punish. |
fora |
Cigareits
+ Years
Weaver,
Lis IXty see |
eir marrisge |
orn
21,
Harper
*, June
11eer
just |
ber 1821, |
was |
2A, 3
families |
three
Krum- | I
unty Superio- |}
Miss |
have
=
and
Lh
whil
intier
Breast |
the firat ol}
that
tot
Hearick
his |
this place on hi WHY home from
Bellefonte where he filled the appoint
Alheran church
making a tour of ti
He in Wel
While dis
cruel,
ntry dishorning eattle
Ff Work
Kerstetter
junrter
SOU rae
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Pine Stump
ey, of Yarusll, spent
of Ja Walker, |
wi
John Eck
31 days at the hi
Wi it
iis parents, Mr. and Mrs
Claude with
Will.
iay
Johu
ns spent Sun
Ams
enner Walker
and son, Frank, of
at the
Jacob
i several days
pome of the former's father
us help vou
i
you will be
Compare |
buying cream,
wd that we can
We
routes,
with
» noney for vou are
If
Co
now i
our i
L pass your Pp
wi have call,
market |;
ducks and |
him
We always pay the highest
for egas, chickens,
HE “TowaARD
CREAMERY CoRp. |
nite :
Pa,
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LEY ALS
The jury lie
Henry Moyer, of
ily ill
Miss Ett
appears in this issue,
Colyer, is serious. |
ie
and E
were guest
of
of
mer Muosser,
the home
near Centre Hall
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FP. A Auman
Mrs. Catherine Musslemaan and
Mrs Decker, of
feacarl, came east a fow days
Hall
Mr. and
Charles
hie
th
former Centre
st |.
i" in
lntier mont,
The announcement of ( apt. W._ H.
Fry, of Ferguson tan uship for the of-
flee of cont y in isklo Ger appears in
another soliton Fhe paptaip has
elected would ef.
ficient officer
make an
Attention ix called to the advertise.
ment of D. A Boozer, saddler, who ia
offering specisi bargains in a number
of articles particularly neeful this time
of the year. He gives n few prices to
convince the reader that he means to
pel] at a great reduction,
In the novelette which opens fhe
April Smart det, Grace Mactiowan
Cooke rus struck wn entirely new note |
in fiction. It is a story of the West, |
#0 saturated with the atmosphere of |
that it will take high rank smong the
best tales of that class, .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
week
M spent
AL Spring |
We are ant
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D. A. BOOZER
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We nl ¥Aays have in
of Ha
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ol
plete line
£3
aud light 1 and fa
Also, collars
hailers, rings,
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bridles, lines
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Pa
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FRESE.
A FEW PRICES
Haw Hide Whip XN
Heavy Draught «
Brown and “Whi
Heavy Work
Heavy Wooden Hames
Hamme Ol)
Trare Chains
Bugey Harness
5
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stiare $1.00 and uy
Ca
wi
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ec, $1
por Galion
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$0.00
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BLANKETS AND ROBES
A little late in the season, but you
can have Blankets and Robes at
cost, which warrants buying now.
Stock Food The best on the
market, 5 Cents per Lb,
A Full Line of Dr. Daniels’
Remedies, . ; .
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BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASE
call 10 soo Wo, look over the stock and
get prices
LOCALS
A college diploma doesn’t necessa-
rily give a fellow diplomacy.
Progress in their
ball Baturday afternoon at one o'clock.
Hall Station,
ready and pleased to
wait on persons interested In the Na-
| tional Cream Beparator., This ma-
chive, while retalning its former good
principles, It
low down whknowledged as the
Cirange will meet
B. F. Homan, of Oak
Pa.,is always
is now improved,
It is
separator, in simplicity, few-
in
leading
of
washing,
| ness parts, ease in turning aod
and best of all, endurance
and closeness in skimming
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble,
Kidney tr
courage
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LIFE TEA
ALWAYS CURES
CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION,
SICK HEADACHE,
fo to the whole system. At
" i dealers, 250, or sent by mail, i
lex will not supply Address, |
John D. Langham, Holley, N. Y.
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For sale Frank Smi Centre Hall
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Come to our store and you
will be convinced of a few facts
in Footwear . .
....C. A. KRAPE...,
SPRING MILLS, PA. ,
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For ss tS > uns
¢ Kreamer Wye
& Son AN
All the Staple Goods
Will be found at our Store, and the prices on
these as well as on all other goods are mark-
ed and sold at the lowest possible figure,
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¢ Groceries, including the various breakfast foods,
crackers, biscuits, coffee substitutes, etc., are
offered in variety,
Rubber Goods, Felts, Working Shirts, Overalls,
Shoes for all, ete,
We will be pleased to have at least a portion of
your trade. We will aim to use you fair,
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F. E. Wieland, Linden Hall.
Heavy Winter Underwear, Shoes and Rubbers
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
JUST RECEIVED NEW PERCALS and GINGHAMS
Wi
The Centre Hall Roller Flouring Mills
J. H. & S. E. WEBER, Proprietors
WHITE LILLY FLOUR
snd MILL. FEEDS
The Hig hest Market Prices will be paid for all
Grain— Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Rye, Buck
Baled Hay and Straw will be bought at all times, at the &
best pri the market will afford,
kinds of Jk
wheat. IR
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COAL All sizes of Coal, the best Grades of Coal to be {
had, always on hand, We invite school i
> consult with us before placing orders for fuel.
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boards tc
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(Successors to
OVER 76 MILLIONS F. Gray &
Represented in the ) i
FREDERICK Fergent Fig anc Lit :
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AGENCY i
in the World
THE BEST IS
WITH FIRE INSURANCE
COMPARIES ALOME
CHEAPEST .
The Largest and
F.Gray& Son
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No Assessments]
a 3 $ 3 a
Best
Accident Ins. Companies
Bonds of Every Dascrip-
tion Plate Glass In-
surance at low rates.
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turn il pr
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Ags gw
to Loan on First
Mortgage
Money
£22
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Also, District
Agent for...
Wanhattan Life Insurance Cs, /
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Office 113 Crider's Stone Building
BHL EFONTE, PA.
Telephos ie { Connection
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..Pianos and Organs...
I'HE LESTER PIANO is a strictly high grade instru-
ment, endorsed by the New Englund Conservatory, Boston,
Mass.; Broad Street Conservatory, Philadelphia, Pa., as
being unsurpassed for tone, touch and finish.
THE LAWRENCE 7-OCTAVE ORGAN is the only
organ with the Saxaphone combination and correctly imi-
tates orchestral instruments. TERMS to suit the buyer,
Ask for catalogues and prices,
C. E. ZEIGLER, SPRING MIL
8 =
yersPil
Want your moustache or beard
a beadtiful brown or rich black ? Use
LS, PA.
The great rule of health —
x» ¥Y Keep the bowels regular,
3 And Hie great medicine —
Ay ata Pills. 4.0 Ayer Co.,
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