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THE CENTRE REPORTER | TERRIFIC STORM ACCIDENT AT TUSSEYVILLE i Sp ring Mills. TT, -
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Sweeps Penn's Valley Monday Alternoon Horse Rau Over gud seriously Iojured Mex ’
THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1905, Buildings Unrooted, ste Adam Kramrioe and Small Boy | Week, is improving
; A terrific storm, accompanied by a A serious accident happened at Tus | Ms. und Mrs. C. M, Huines, of Ree AMERICAN FIELD AND HOG FENCE
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. great electrical display and a sprinke seyville Bunday evening in which | bersburg, visited friends In town last
Presbyterian-Centre Hall, morning, “sermon ling of hail, passed over the entire of | Mrs. Adam Krumrine and Lee, son week. 55 INCH. 55 INCH.
by Dr. J. W. Boal : Spring Mills, no service Penn's Valley, Monday afternoon, be-| of Foster Frazier, were seriously in-! Mm, P. H, Meyer, of Bellefonte,
Lutheran—Spring Mills, morning, communion; | tween the hours of three and four jured. | spent a few days last week at the home
Union, afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. 3 . . J : -
Reformed ~Tusseyville, morning, communion, 9 clock. After services at that point, Gieorge | of her sister, Mrs. ('. A. Krape.
preparatory service Saturday afternoon Centre I'he heavens grew black in the west, | Bmith, of Centre Hill, untied his horse
Hall, afternoon... fal == | and gradually the whole sky became | and with his sister, Mrs, Bowersox
BE Boalsburg Reformed-Boalsburg, morning ; 4 ri : ar Mitla . | 4
Hone vis. aft rare inky darkness. Vivid flashes of light-| and her little daughter got into the
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The Misses SBmith, of Luthersburg,
Clearfield county, are visiting their
cousins, W, H. and John Bmith,
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ning and heavy thunder was the ad UGE and started to ard home n | Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gramley, of Re-
vance guard, and a strong, defying | going down the hill toward Swartz's | . i” . romani. - -
: Sis bersburg, spent Bunday at the home of | | HI inte
— | Wind swept over every section, store the breeching, it is supposed, | T. M. Gramley. The latter's wife is | * ‘ — inate
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. ANNOUNCEMENTS. tii py ; na { not improving very rapidly Sty of i
POLITICAL wind in Centre Hall, and the rainfall horse and caused him to become | i 4 y i ¥ : Regular Ryle Special Hod, Horse snd Cattle Style
FOR TREASURER: F. K. WHITE. | Prof. 8. Ward Gramley is home this tays 12 in. or 6 in. apart Stays 12 in. or 6 in. spart
We are authorized to announce that F. K
; [bere was not as heavy as at other | frightened. On the road were a large | : :
White, of the Borough of Philipsburg, is a candl- | points. The total rainfall here was number of persons on their way home | week, having closed the winter term Made of
a xuty T soamut aubjeet to one-half inch, from services, and among these were i of schoo! in Centre Hall 9 Monday. Amply prov ides for expansion and contraction. Is practically ever.
YOR SHERIFF: ELLIS 8. SHAFFER. About one-half of the roof on the the persons mentioned sbove who re- | 8 apring term opens Monday, 17th, lasting. Never goes wrong, no matter how great a strain is put on it.
We are authorized to announce that Ellis 8,
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barn of William Tate, west of Centre | ceived serious injuries, Rev, J M Rearick is conducting | oes not mutilate, but does, efficiently, turn cattle, horses, hogs
Shaffer, of Miles township, is & candidate for the Hall, was carried away. [Ihe rafters The horse in his flight struck Mps, | services in the Lutheran church every and pigs
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Democratic party. and all were taken. Mr. Tate lives on | Krumrine and knocked ber to the evening this week, prior to holding
FOR RECORDER: J. C. ROWE, the Christian Houser farm, which he|ground. She was carried to her home | communion services Bunday morning EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
We are authorized to announce that J. C | hurechased a short time ago. by friends. Dr. Allison was called | The select schools opened last Mon- g 1 “1 1
Rowe is a candidate for the office of Recorder, | Eg y : sy ’ : 4 pont in fon by the manufacturers and by us. Call and see it. Can show you how
subject to the nsage ? Democratic party George Emerick ? e oO iscovered ti indy, besides in-| day with nearly t ty pupils 1 he ' t 1 ’ "
nijent a the Huge of the Demostualle party surge | matic and his fore ; fland 4 sbi Si at'Y, Ju ces in | day SE 1 pupil 3 3! : t will save vou money and fence your fields so they will stay fenced.
FOR TREASURER : J. D. MILLER men were threshing on the mountain | ternal injuries, had several ribs broken, primary room, in charge of Miss The- ’ : v
{ hr Worker. Io Jhat Sas farm owned by Josiah Dale when the The ivjured boy was carried home | resa Rachsu and sbout forty-five in We have constantly on hand a large stock of ail styles
Miller, of the township « Iker, is a cand p =e a :
for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the | storm came up. The large barn doors by his father, and the services of Dr. the High Behool, aader the direction f I i f i | 1 S ices
ages of the Democratic party ; ; of this fencing for the lawn and farm at the lowest prices.
usages of the Democratic party, were carried off, and a fanning mill | H, 8. Alexander sought Although | of Prof. Hostermsan £ pri
FOR COMMISSIONER: WM. H. FRY :
an that had been taken from the barns riously hurt the lad is expected to | Burchard Musser, who ix just re
We are authorized to announce that William A / . o » : :
H. Fry, of Ferguson township, Is a candidate for | And placed outside was carried several | reco er, and ls practically out of covering from & serious altack of ap-
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the office of ounty Commissioner, subject to the ng ad "i Yikes Ra b .
usages of the Democratic party hundred feet, and cyclone like, was | danger pendicitis, came home from Altoons
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FOR REGISTER : H. J. JACKSON planted rightside-up and no harm Fhe horse was oy pedd afier running | Saturday. He was accompanied by PLEASANT CAP, PA.
We are authorized to announce that J 3 doné. & short distance, Neither of the oceu- his brother William, who has, how-
Jackson, of Bellefonte, i} 3 eandidate x Lie oF Nearly the whole of the roof on the pants of the buggy were injured, ever. pone back to worl
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cratic party Logan school house, near J. P.|which may be sttributed to the good
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large, strong, high-grade steel wires, heavily galvanized
Phe rain and wind storm which . :
FOR REGISTER : D. WAGNER GEISS Groves, Gregg tow nship, Was Ie horse manship of Mir Hraith, who swept through tl slley Monday aft (TET. S94.
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We are authorized 10 ant tate for the oF | Moved, and one gable end blown in piuckily Lield tothe anlmsl and tinally
uer Gelss, of Bellefonte, isa © date for tho of ' ernoon, did considerable damage in the 4
How tescister, sublect to the usages of the Dem The i } 3 » ‘ol | subdue i
Jee of Reg) ter, sublect to AEH | 1 I'he wind putnp on Lhe William « ol ubtulued him way of breaking down trees, unroofing ¢ THE FRONT IN BAT
SE path yer farm, on the pike east of Old Fort, 2 oy i Lie = ¥
wiidings and in many cases overs
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tenanted by sivin RHahl, was loro throwing snd wholly destroying the
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Married, by Rev. J. R. Bechrist, at
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In the vicinity of Spring Mills the | aio .
the United Evangelical parsounge, wind left well marked trails. Several The news of the death of Mrs, J ; Quaraniione For Meningitis
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7-Piece Oak Chamber Suit - $17.50
Side Boards - - - . . . . . $825
Same, Quartered Oak and Polished $22.50
Fair Mattresses . $2.50
Rockers—all Shapes and Prices - - $1.25
To the Oak and Polished Rockers - - $6.7
/ Iron Beds and Springs, complete - - $4.00
Sunday evening, April y Join M. {dozen Inrge pine Lrees were leveled on Deininger was received with much Dr, George (G, Groff, of the State
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Rlauser and Miss Mary M Wolfe, the various Allison wood tracts, be! sorrow by every resident in Centre Board of Health, ady i sirict quaraa-
both of Potters Mills, sides the uprooting of many other! Hall who had an intimate ROGQURIN- | tine in cases of corebro pina! menin-
SY trees, of less value, in various sections. | tance with her Death occurred sat the gitis, Precautions, such as isolation
tirent Loss by Fire ry ¢ J . , y i 14 :
Phe greater part of the roof on Dan- | home of her daughter, Mrs, J. W. | 4,4 fumigation, will be taken in cases
A large : by Hills i... ., ' ’ a ’ .
A lagge barn owned y Willis iel Hipka's farm barn was carried | Btewart, in New Bloomfield, Wednes- | of thx isease in the future and when
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Beruheisel, near Blaine, Perry “riaway Heury P. Lingle has also al day of last week, after an illness of ten the malady has a fatal termination,
#mall stable without a roof ou it as a]duys of bronchial pneumonia, Her private interment will be observed.
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and forty head of cattl: W¥) bushel result of the storm. Men
was destroyed by fire 'wo horses
Harah Heed | sage was s¢ venly-three vears, seven Alithotel own up persons are liable
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GFE ar BIEO tities of Chih FRE 4 d :
of corn, and lar juantitie fale er, in Georges Valley, rutlered a slmi- | months, Interment was made at Cer
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Jud) wan nis ennsumed. A Chuppivgi),, 4. on. Gumage being done (0) tre Hall Suturday, Rov. 3,1 Seer
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and shredding mill was al roy ed har the pastor of the church of which the wid “ t tard $ .
Phe loss was sbout $10 068)
; Aili s SLO ok hod 0 feceased for 0Y Vesrs was a consist ——— r
ig Sie At Mliliheim tie storm tackled big | deceased for man) Fears was a consiet — ie ¢ Largest Stock Wall Paper in Penns Valley
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Preachers Nesd Watching Rinse A portion of the roof on the
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That preac) i watoh vas | Houring mill of Ezra Auman was R ' mbling
FIA WeERCHDE eed WARIODIDE Was "
i . s hk s blown away, snd other damage done De
ggain iiustrated to William A. Peters, It : . t Jol M. Neiman anid wi
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overseer of the Poor al i nionville, 3" AF barn un toner, io ta: J. ©) Deininger wl
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and | cated near the mill, was badly wreck
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JOHN SMITH & BRO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Embalming Services Free
SPRING MILLS.
when he settled his bank aceonnt October 141 . Lie wa
ed, about one-third of the rool being
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beso aree Wi ie fake nDrescd taken away !
alle to Lieorge Water, the fake preach are ©: Mrs. Lucy Henney, Centre Hall
er. This rascal also took subseriptions Fhe west end of the barn of John
found there a forged check made pay- f ;
of seven children, the liviue
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for a magazine that never turned up, | Wert, near Tussey ville, was wrecked Mrs. J. W, Stewart, New Bloomfield. |
| The deceased are Mary Ann, wife of |
who beat a number of people in Cen Fhe barn of John Maize, onethire ane] Bhoop lars Emanuel and |
tre Hall by taking subscriptions for mile out from Millhelrm, also suffered F William ] ’ : ‘ : = BE 3 w——
the Ladies Home Journal. the loss of its roof i Mra Deininger Was & woman of re- | 5 x { : » vam i
The stables of the old Faust hotel, ir ired disp wilion, but alw Ays active inj _, ; Sr a wert # ; 4 En ol | 4 5 4 NE o_o THE BEST SHOES a at 8 MEE
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the Seven Mountsing, made famous ae | Church work. As a mother she had |
and po doubt i= the same s« alawag and a part of the roof torn oft
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The ls 14 § WY 3 Mr isiature ¢ \ { . bel pass . ¥ al. }
The law passed by the legislature, the hiding place and scene of the cap- | ETeal eancern for her children, and al- |
and which has been signed by the ture of 8 band of robbers now serving | ways showed the kKindliest fooling to. | a Pp. deren = EX A’ Pay " - = = Sw’ =
governor, makes it obligatory upon in the Western pen, was razed to the | Ward all children who happened to be |
% ahi d v ge se HOE 8, i sisi i 6 thi : nr nhs ate of Ma 0 trwishin decess an
town hip and village chool 1 any ground, Recording to the report of | about her In this partiouine ¢ na 1 Py ol : - ten
where % 1 nblie school, . . . b f+ 3 a &® £3 . ari iss The fir and final oun of Emeline Hes
where there 1s no Pp bli high 00 Pataie Ciarrily and Frank Peunington i Writer ins minny plessant recollection
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2 ry Foss wud puy he —_ : At Farmers Mills = buggy shed was| Mrs Delo uger And Suring Ser Lif "| toute borough, decenned ; : : A short time within which to buy Shoes
wapils whe + obliged to alte # : ie was held in the highest aston : ; 5 y : y
At less than the cost to manufacture them.
unrooled for Jacob Neese, and the roof |
elsewhere. This is a good law. [It not of a shop was lifted for Amos Dunkle i DAVID GLASGOW
only provides an opportunity for boys a
and girls to secure better « dueations, All kind ¢ pris ha ‘on (ibe | Glasgow, of Haines tow nshiy YAS 1 } oy id § _ > Fils “” Josial a5 Dan As we have been advertising to sell $12.
but it will conduce to the establish-] * sips 0 ning cane at 1 "| surprise to many of his friends sud sc. ug. ate of Penn township, d A "
teporter office Pfise 16 mau) ane 4 000 worth of shoes by April and we
ment of graded schools in many dis quaintances in this part of the valley. | 1 ger. administers ele. of Names
i , ine .| Bidney Bell moved from Reedsville! : y “. | Elien Hambberger, inte of Worth townchis : :
tricts that would not otherwise pro inoy Mr. Glasgow moved from near Tusses. | ‘ I arc going to do it We have still a large
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vide them, to Linden Hall ville to pear Woodward during the 1
ms pf pe . The Oliver Typewriter for sale at Iatter part of March. He had been | OF a | oi tof c: tre county a er th — lot of them left and have just two weeks
Do You Want to Make Money ? this office. [tis one of the best ms, waplaini v : ‘ seliefonte bor 5 Said 5 of Centre , : i
< 3 IE ever since Heplember of | Beilefont ere rodeo i, Be Began
Of course you do. Let us help you?| chines on the market. last year, but only took his bed sbout ¥ B. is deemed Dare! a nde to sell them, Now 13 the time to y
Hell your cream, eggs and poultry to Miss Mable Wolf, of Woodward, for | three weeks prior to his death His fs aforesaid; belug the Shoes. We arc going to take the balance
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us and we guarantee that you will be several days was the guest of her aunt, | family physician, Dr. Frank, of Mill : '
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pleased with the returns. Compare] Mra. John Williams, west of Centre| helm, attributed his suffering to a a onirt IAITIA, fUSS hppoluted by ihe of them out of our shelves and put them
our prices with others buying cream, Hall stricture of the intestines, and a post. il aod testament of William A. Thomas, late of in baskets and on tables and make the
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and you will be convinced that we can Harry McClellan, of Tusseyville, ne- | mOrtem examination conducted by , vania, deceased, hereby renders
make money for you. We are now cording to the Reedsville correspond. | Dr. Frank aud Dr. Musser proved the | B® twelfth (12 al _Niatement of The tran price so low that you cannot afford to
opening new cream routes. If our ld i a . . RTD: torn a 8a mforesnid ; buiog the this
: r ent to the Lewistown papers, was in| diagnosis to have been correct i { th ) annus) statement of said trust stay away Come and see
driver does not pass your place, drop Reedsville last week . laterment was made at Tuseyville | 1° jhe second un a) pA. Jamon, ’ .
uss line aud we will have him eal. Wednesday, Rev, Dainel Giress, of the ities OW snip deceased. EL
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We always pay the highest market ir, and Mr of Mev Haye, of Reformed church, oMeiatin 14. Final account of J. Keunedy Johnstos
: . ; ; 3 Rebersburg, were in Centre Hall Bun- ' E. raardian of Carolvte MA ndera
prices for eggs, chickens, ducks and The surviviog children are { guardian of Untoiyne M. Anderson
turkeys day the guestsof Mr. and Mrs. D. J, } 3 E ? RFE As fol-| 15. First and final account of Jacob Bottort
eyR. . OWE anes Glasgow, Alex executor of the last will and testament of Frank
Meyer and Mr, and Mrs. W. H. BOW, Alexandria ; lin Bohn, late of College township. decensed
Fite HowaRD CREAMERY CORP, Kreamer David H Glasgow, Jr, Fossey ville 3 16. First sud final acoountof H. H. Hambiberg BELLEF( INTE PA
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Office Hellefonte, Pa. Mary J., wife, of George Hearson, Lin. | er, guardian for Harry ¥. Burkholder
A young wan in the person of s : ‘ A OG. ARCHEY Hg - -y
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st —— Michae! F, Metiinley, representing Hanblargor Poy Bile : ames et, Tus, Harel 38, 10 " Regina : THE SHOE MONEY . SAVERS
of William C, Harshbarger, Altoona : En JOR HATCHING—Kggs for hatohiug Hote Hous YEAGER & DAVIS oA R00 HEE
Harah, wile of Mr Bathurst, Belle White Leghorn, slanchard strain
fonte : Robert Glasgow, at home Oo. 23 W. 0, GREAMLEY, Spring Mills,
=p. m.: Mesars. A. B. Lee and Charles A, aS sn ——
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high school in an adjoining district or
LOCA TS Fhe news of the death of David
Progress Urage Program the bureau of censts, was in town be-
Followiog Is the program for the ginning of this week taking scoount
meeting of Progress Grange, Saturday, | of goods manufactured
Planting and cultivation of straw- Miller, mechanic and farmer, respec- MES GEORGE MOY ER
berries. — The Lecturer. tively, were callers at the Reporter Mra. George Moyer died at the home num) SHOOK
sitation. ; : : PRING MILLS, PA | : :
Recitation, Annie Durst. office Saturday afternoon They rel of her son, 8B. C. Moyer, near Logan- The choicest teas served pl Saturday hings are Mov mg
Holo, Mrs, D. W. Bradford, port business and crops o. k. in their ton, at the age of seventy-nine years evening, beginning March 15th Your patronage
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Convenient arrangement of poultry distriet.
Interment took place at Loganton And why shouldn't they when ces
houses, —(*, Keller, The Gregg township road supervis- | Rev. Huskarl and Rev, Searle oMoiat- FYE SHARPLESS TUBULAR CREAM SRPA- y y pe
” babi "Ag ora purchased, through J. 8B. Rowe, of | ing. The deceased d he BATOR is a short cut, saving half the are right,
Recitation, Edith Lutz, \ g and her husband dairy work. It isa low-down machine. There
Centre Fall, a stone crusher. Theat one time lived near Millheim, on | Is no drudgery in washing the simple threo
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machine was manufactured by the [the farm now occupied by M. H DUORE Bale. Ta re CAGE oul. Avoid Side-boards from $8. to
M. H.| lac . The I full of troublesome
Bhould the young folks have a May | National Drill & Manufacturing Com- | Rmith. p y herr savin) "ix Bitau—thko the one thr wa 75 $27.
i “ $ . ouke feoommodate herd, Considering the dura: {
Day entertainment D. Keller, pany, of New York. tinal bility of the Taach ine, the price is the lowest of Iron beds, inchading springs, $4.50 to $12
Belect reading, Mrs. M. 8. Rhone. The disc harrow is an implement DOROTHY ROPE MILLER YAY \eparaior on the market. For further par. ain
toulars write or apply In Jeon 0
Hong by the Grange, long coming inuse in this locality Dorothy Robb, little daughter of DUAR: Parlor Tables Bed-room Suits, Couches
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LOCALS Frank Smith is agent for this make of | home of her grandmother, Mrs, Alice . — : ol war and everything at proportionately low
C.D. Runkle is packing his goods | harrow and will be glad to farnish | Robb, of Bellefonte. Three weeks ago an to mammgo busters 1 ons B is OM prices,
and will move to Pittsburg, at which | you with one. the family moved from Coburn to OR ry far he Sanaished house of
place he lived just previous to coming The goods handled by the Misses | Frewsburg, N. Y,, at which time the | sslary with all necessary expenses week] Consult om
to Centre Hall. He and Mrs. Runkle | Goins, Centre Hall, whose card ja [Child was left with her grandmother, Fo eke Portis Bermaent Ape us before buying your wall
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had been in the Bmoky City for a|found elsewhere, inclad es silk shirt [8 she was ill then, The cause of her elption hot samutinl. Rrremaut rgtired, paper,
week or more, returning to this place | waist suits, Japanese silk waists, and | death was pnenmonia, envelope. Address, Manager, 510 Como Biook,
Monday. walking skirts, Prices are very reas. —— Dulungh. il os
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Bpinal meningitis is admitted to be |onable considering style and quality, WILLIAM LOVE Ek NIRA A
infections, and according w instrue-| A very desirable and satisfactory | In Bellefonte, at the home of his 8 al mowing of Whe SLA hoMon the “ee CK BROS...
tions issued by the state board of | way to store smoked mest is to put it| daughter, Mrs, John Emerick, the | held at A will be -~
health, s quarantine may be placed | into a box and cover it with common | death of William Love ocourred Mon- .
over persons affected by the disesse, [malt. The salt will keep sil manner of [day morning. He was a native of Ire :
In New York city alone during the insects from the meat. Don’t be afraid | land, having come to this country bus CENTRE HALL
month of March there were over one [of over salting by packing In this| when = young man, His age was ] . "
hundred and twenty-five deaths, Why. about eighty years, : , “hes
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