THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1905,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Evangelical Linden Hail,
afternoon : 1 Wr p.om,
Lemont, morniog ;
at Centre Hall, vu,
Latheran—Georges Valley, morning, commun
fon ; Tusseyville, afternoon : Centre Hall, even
ng.
Reformed No services
Presbyterian—~Centre Hall, morning : Spring
Mills, afternoon
[Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this oflice.}
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TREASURER: F. XK. WHITE,
We are authorized to announce that F. K.
White, of the Borough of Philipsburg, is a candi-
date for the office of County Treasurer, subject to
the usages of the Demociatic party
ELLIS 8, SHAFFER
d to announce that Ellis 5,
is & candidate for the
the usuges of the
FOR SHERIFF
We are suthoriz
Shaffer, of Miles township,
office of Sheriff, subject
Democratic party.
FOR RECORDER J. C.
We
Rowe Is
subject t
to
ROWE,
o announce that J. Gs
ite 1 the office of Recorder,
res Of Lhe Democratic party
FOR TREASI J, b. MILLER
We are aut «d {6 snpounce
afilier, of the township of Waiker, is
for the office of County Treasurer, sub
usages of the Demo ratic party
FOR COMMISSIONER: WM. H FRY
We od to announce that William
Fi township, 18 a candidate for
EE nba to the
pit
that J. D
# candidate
ot Lo the
HOTZ
fee ant
i ul Ferg
the ASR
of aunty t
of the Dwinocratl
MH. J
agi
FOR ISTER
Mifflinhurg Ruggles, Carriages, Fie
D. A.
Mifflinburg buggies at
If you intend purchasing a vehicle of
Boozer advertises first-class
bollom prices,
any deseription, call to see Mr. Boozer
He is the
THIARTEII,
before doing so wiling al
lowest possible
rg
& Smith's
Phosphate nl Foreman
Foreman & Smith have ordered
their second can wd of phosphate for
the spring trade and are prepared to
fill all the possible
prices all Call to
pine ing your order
orders al lowes
hey have grades,
see them welfare
oe a mia
There Are Others
A Cumberland Presbyterian minis
ter in the western part of the stale al
a recent ecclesiastical gathering offer-
ed a resolution in effect that “sissified
the
middle, were not needed in the minis
try.” That is true, but the tone and
general get up of the resolution tends
to create a feeling that there are some
the
that might be dispensed with,
asses who parted their hair in
other kinds of asses in ministry
a— if st esnccsmt
io You Want to Make Money
Of eourse you do,
Hell your cream, eggs and poultry
Let us help you?
{tO
us and we guarantee that you will be
pleased with the returns. Compare
oar prices with others buying cream,
and you will be convinced thal we can
you We
creatn routes,
mre
if
driver does not pass your place, drop
11 call
the
make money for HOW
opening new Our
ns a line and we w have him
We always pay highest market
prices for eggs, chickens, docks and
turkeys,
Tur HowaARD UREAMERY UORP
Office — Bellefonte, Pa.
pnp
Yery Trae, Indeed
Milton Weekly He
Many a dollar that found its way io
took bread away
hildren has been accept
to a barroom till and
from hungry
ed by those who represented the Lord
ta proinote his cause,
that was won
Many n dollar
over the gaming table
used for charity without
Many a dollar that was the
a girl's honop has found its
way into the church treasury and no
queations asked at the line is
drawn at Rockefeller’s big gift because
he runs the Standard Oil Company
snd makes money, This is buneombe
not religion.
ee fp tl
has been
quibble,
price of
fledaced Hates to Pacilic Const Points,
On account of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, at Portland, Ore, June 1
to October 15, and various conventions
to be held in cities on the Pacific
Coast during the summer, the Penne
gylvania Railroad Company will sell
round-trip tickets on specified dates,
from sll stations on its lines, to Ban
Francisco and Los Angeles, April 9 to
Heptember 27; to Portland, Seattle,
Tacomas, Victoria, Vancouver sud San
Diego, May 22 to Heptember 27, at
greatly reduced rates,
For dates of sale and specific infor.
mation concerning rates and routes,
consilt nearest ticket agent, (8)
—— A SA ——————
Extending Tram Road,
The work of extending the railroad
of the White Deer Lumber company
from the Tea Spring west to Carroll,
was commenced recently, Whitmer
& Company are st the head of the
movement. About fifty men are em-
ployed. J. A. Bhalter, of Laurelton,
is superintendent of construction, The
company is considering the possibility
of extending the road to Loganton
Inter to carry freight and passengers.
DEATHS,
SAMUEI
At the advanced age of eighty-four
years, the death of Bamuel Wirts oe-
curred at the home of his son-in-law,
Thomas Garvin, at Dupgarvin, Hunt-
ingdon county. The deceased for
muny years lived at Houserville, his
trade being that of a weaver, Bur-
viving him are four children: John
Wirts, Bellwood ; Mrs, Thos, Dewey,
Dungarvio ; Mrs. George Wolf, Al-
toona ; Irvin Wirts, Houserville. Two
brothers : Philip Wirts, Houserville :
Joseph Wirts, an invalid ; and two
sisters : Mrs. Wm. Gross, Patton twp.
and Mrs. Robert Bierly, Milesburg.
WIRTS
MARY A. SNYDER
Mary A. Soyder died at the home of
her son, Noah W. Eby, at Woodward,
after a lingering illness, aged seventy-
two years, seven months,
to survive one Noah
one brother, Ira Snyder, of
burn, and one sister, Mra. Ellen Huss,
Hhe leaves
W. Eby
near Cos
HO,
Deceased waa 8 cons
of the Lullieran
years
of Bpring Mills,
intent member
church
took place st YWoodw ard
fol manny
i HH LYMA
it Ly
faier in Bald agle
Clearye mini, a wellknown
Valley, died al
hiolne in
of
huis Boges township, afte:
His
Cane
r the
Democratio
ainonst
Huxty
wus 8 candidate [
rift the
He was also prominent in
su tHiness
Bye
Hn year
about
Fas
HIT
WAH yeas
years
office ol
primaries
the
Hp
al
order of Patrons of Husbsodry
WINFIELI
WW infield Hoeoltt
home near Nealmont, east
He waa
stormstow it, June of 1846,
SCOTT LOVE
died al his
of Tyrone,
porn
Love,
of Bright's disease, in
and served
in Company D, 20st Regiment, Penn
He was a broth
er of ex-Judge Jolin ti, Love
aylvania Volunleers
ZARFTH WARI
died
daughter Mrs
Philadelphia, of
She
Mis wheel bs Mlewart al the
baer Bessie
Staines, tlineases
incident to old age wat a sister
of the late Colonel George A, Bayard
and a native of this county.
LOUALN
Manuel Shoop bailt 8a new walk no
Hall
Dk
Laitheran
front of his residence in Centre
Hev. A. A
Rupley as
Parr sucoesds Hey
af the
congregation st Lock Haven
F.M of
in Centrs Hall Monday
pastor
Crawford, Wellefonte,
the
est of the Potler-Hoy Hardware Come
pany
Was
if inter
of this week
Sunday night mercury stood at forly-
Monday
Very cool beginning
t
two degrees, aud night st
thirty-five degrees
J. ©
notary publie
ough's oldest citizens, both in point of
Deininger was reappointed
He is one of the baor-
years and residence,
By order of the Hoard of Health at
Newton Hamilton, Mifflin
the Sunday
churches have been closed
cotnty +
schools, schools sand
Congressman Elias Deemer, of Ly-
coming counly, was endorsed by the
Lycoming county convention ss & csn-
didate for governor in 19
Photographer W, W
of this week, will
in Centre Hall to be ased on a souvenir
postal card which will be printed at
this office
HMmith, Friday
take several views
I'he big hardware establishment of
Fz-Bheriff W. M. Cronister, at Phil-
ipsburg, has Leen purchased by J. F.
Kephart, of Brisbin, who has siready
taken possession
James Hanna, of Hpring Mills, was
in town last week, snd paid his re
specta to the Reporter. Mr. Hunna
visited with the families of Bolomon
Lingle and W. H. Bartholomew,
Rev. J. W. Shannon, of Elysburg,
was the guest of the family of Joseph
Latz, Friday and Saturday of last
week, He stopped hers on his way to
Bellefoute where he filled an appoint.
ment in the Lutheran church,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Morris, formerly
of Millheim, but later from Perry
county, have gone to California, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Morris, before marriage, was Miss
Lottie Miller, daughter of Rev. J. K
Miller, of this place,
Sunday evening. April 30, at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage at
Spring Mills, Rev. G. W. Melinay
performed the ceremony which united
in bonds of holy wedlock; Clement
Herr Long, of Madisonburg, sud
Lydia V. Waltz, formerly of Hpring
Mills. The happy couple drove to
their new home at Madisonburg the
same evening.
Mr, and Mra, Bamuel Weber, of Al
toons, have taken up their residence
in Youngstown, Ohio, where Mr.
Weber is employed with the Republic
fron and Bteel Company. Atl present
he is engaged in assisting the superin-
tendent in the erection of an addition-
al shop and later will aid in the ar
rangment of the machinery in the
same, He ia a graduate of the Penn-
sylvania State College and has been
in the Pennsylvania shops at Altoona
for several years, and conn«quently is
thoroughly equipped to fil a respon.
sible position.
Transfer of Renl Estate
Mes. Laura Bitlot to Samuel Durst, March i, |
1901 © 141 neres 117 perches in Potter twp, $5188.55 |
CJ Flukleet al oF, P,
PED: BO acres in Gregg twp.
Jessie B. Plpor to W. W
ia Pine Grove Mills, $6
Auman
$100
March 31, 4
Koller, March 98, 190.2
wetzler,
$3600,
vibert Bmetzler et ux to A. Dallas
March (0, 1906 ; 70 acres in Spring twp
George M, Itupp & heirs to A, F, Bower, el 8l |
April 1,1904 ; 1 acre
twp, $07
116 12 perches in Haines |
I, M. Gramley et ux to Earl Bartley, April 2
189% : 414 perches (nn Spring Mills, *200
Earl M
1905
Bartley to Edw, T. Jamison, April
house and lot In Bpring Mills, $250
Paper |
Ferguson lwp
fas. A.D. Miller, et al to Morrison Cass
Co.,
$125
George M. Rupp's heirs «
ots 4%
Feb, 1, 19) 160 Acres in
y Wm, J. Krape, April
1, 1M 60, 51, 525 in Asropsburg. SHOU
Nittany Printing and Publishing Lo. to Nittany |
Real Estate Co April | { |
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§! i) |
Chas. T. Ake?
Co., April 1, IM
el 1
Palate |
Wm, PP. Hoe
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hiiies
Note Troms Huantingdon Hevord
Heo
prin
Heformstory
thie
residents of Far
I'he Huntingdon
ord coutsinsd the following
cipals being ©
mers Milla
A Very
WERE
en ovabile IF jer ine Woks
tendered to Chorister Brow an his
return bowme Friday evenin {
week lis pound wife determines that
his birthday should not pass unob
served sud secretly planned to liave
the anniversary celebrated io
propriate manner snd, in
her
al ap
response to
invitation, a large number of}
friends snd neighbors pssembled at the
home on the evening named When
Mr. Brown entered he soon discovered |
meant sd
Mrs
completely
what their presence Rite
knowleged that for Brown |
had siPeended
surprise
olice
in ®Urpris
}
ing him. asstiredd all, however, |
that the
one and spared no time in entering in
was 8 very pleasant
to the enjoyents of Lhe evening, con
sisting of voosl and instruments! mu
fd 1
per was served and Lhe gursls ure fond §
gic social chats, » delicious
wip
in their praise of the excellant msuner
in which the hostess prepared if
- > -
fia News for ¥ and
ft was saanoa
week by President Stahr Franklin |
and Marshall college
ived Ir
i give
thin & ietler
§
allege $ Ai 1603 for |
fund or $2
00 for a new buildiog for the scadeiny
on condition that the coliege
equal amount for the same purpose
The board of trustees have decided to
accept the $37,500 proposition and will
al on their share
as |
been rece wn Andrew (
fiim
offering
the general endow ent
raise abl
¢ sudesvor to raise
if
Merchant Meyer's Mishap
Merchant William H. Meyer, of
Centre Hall, had the mishap to fall
from a step ladder Monday evening.
He was cleaning the ceiling of the
atore room when for some unaccouni-
able reason, possibly dizziness, he fell
backward to the floor,
broken, but he was severely shaken up
and bruised. Tuesday morning he
was unable to leave his bed,
—————— A»
Clnasls In Nesslon,
The west Susquehanna Classis of
the Reformed church is in session at
Hublersburg, having opened Wednes-
day and will close Monday. This
body embraces the territory of Centre,
Clinton, Union and Lycoming coun.
ties, There are 20 ministers within the
Classis, who with an equal number of
delegates, hnve au voice in the pro
ceedings.
ta
Will Open Riacksmith Shop,
The Henny blacksmith shop, on
Church Street, has been opened for
business by Wilbur Henney. All
kinds of work will be done, special
attention being given to tirecutling,
The public is appealed to for a share of
patronage. Prices will be right, and
work satisfactory.
I————— A Sb
Troe to His Nature.
Gen, John Taylor, of near Reeds
ville, went to Pittsburg where he a
tende’ an Easter wedding st the
Catholie church, the bride being a
Miss Wolfe, a daughter of the color
sergeant in the General's regiment
during the Civil war,
No bones were
— me ———-
Spring Mills.
F. B. Bhaffer, of Madisonhurg, was
8. L. Condo, last week, made a busi-
Kazu Harter purchased 4 fine piano
Zeigler, for his daughter
Mrs, 8B. B, Shaffer and
Zeigler, Sunday.
John DD. Miller, of Hublersburg, can-
look-
ing up bis interests in town last week,
Hoo, Wm. Allison aud C. P, Long
the Republican
convention at Harrisburg, last
Miss Christisna Williams, of
who had been a student at
academy, law
the
week reltirned to her
home
A dels gulag
the |,
A sid
from Bpring
£). }
ul.
vidiln
0 RULLIVersury nl
pesday of inst week, and
AViLg 8 nee Line
WwoOdward
ad atthe
Jai y ednesday
aiid Lda
Fhuraday
Hertha 1
Olle W é i telielonle
Mrs H MM. Wold isited hier daugh-
Mis Harris VF
al iste feria biel
alurday and
Mira
visiting
1), Motz aud
friends
sols Dewey ure
al Centre Hall and
Miss Lida FH.
shoo
mivriuan, who ul-
i
tending wl Aaronsburg, was
home over Sunday
Johiti Boob sud daughter, of Lew is-
burg, visited ithe former's iather,
Isninh Bool, |
Pr. And, J. 1. Ia
ii. Musser, |
Musser had bosiness
wil Weel
Bier,
Mot
un BB
DD. Motz,
Roy
Helontle one
ar! aud
day last week
Mrs
brother Calvin Eby, of Heaverdale
Were calisd Looe on secount of
the death of thew ell
Monday
crandigot ier
Haining
A
Linden Hall
-
Patiners are Lusy
3 nid
| resid y Lo plant corn.
“pil
i fie f
Wilig unis
gett Lhe groan
Huth HK
tint, Mrs
wad Suliday with Ler
f#taont
Hose, xl
Miss Aun seer, who spent ihe
oF ia Braddock, is visitiog
unt feiatives
Ag i >. He
Heine, of Oareuis
shies sud Bugene
were arrivals Mon
if A x! thie Hess hoe
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Centre Hall, were
basing of Mrs
Mm. VP. J. ¢
olen, of
Meyers, Halurday
ole and Mrs,
Fie
mili
Hefouts
Mire
few
ianiel Holi
Spent a
Mir
Messrs, Calvin snd Clyde Wieland
made nu Liisi ness trip ta Huntingdon
fhe terest of the
i Wieland
carriage works
Lh
vy
Friday
HloLe
liam Koch,
Wed
ile
isi
figs
from the
fainnily Valley
Paniel ressler’s
has beens vacan!l sitios
moved oul of
{ lyde
Kook
w J
Mi is
engesged in handing paper wood |
ie for J
SER
in health
ARIE AS
iy, LotlLy dd Bellefonte, was the
{ of his father over Bunday
Auman went to
tis
West Virginia
expects to work io the
A i —
I ypewritei sale
office it ie
for ai
one of the Lesl mine
chines on Lhe market,
————————— A ———————
How to Ward off Old Age
The most sucoesaliil way of warding
off the approach of old age Is to main.
tain a vigorous digestion. This can be
done by eating only fod suited to
your age and occupation, and when
any disorder of the stomach appears
take a dose of Chamiberlnin’s Stomach
aud Liver Tablets to correct it, If you
have a weak stomach or are troubled
with indigestion, you will find these
Tablets to be just what you need. For
sale by C. W. Swartz, Tusseyville ; F.
A. Carson, Potters Mills,
8 POR HATCHING «Eggs for hatohiog,
S.C. White Leghorn, blanchard strain
W. O. GRAMLEY, Spring Mills,
Li
EX VUsE AND LOT FOR HALE-The under
signed offers for sale a house and lof, on
Main street, Centre. Hall,
story, and weil loosed
For farther particolam call on W. B. Mingle,
Centre Hall
(0,22) nh OLIE STOVER,
Berea, Ohio,
The hone a we
uk SHARPLES TUBULAR CREAM HEPA -
RATOR I» un short Sut, saving hail the
dairy work. It Ba low-down machine, There
no drdgey in washing the simple three
flote Dairy biar wr bowl Avaid
ket bowls, They're all full of troublesome
parte. Twenty six sigos-iake the om that will
socommodate your herd, Considering the dura.
bility of the mach ing, the price is the lowest of
Any separator on the market, For further pwr.
tenia write
or apply in to
PD, ROSSMAN,
Spring Mills, Ma.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
aes eB A A I SP HO OIE 5 35 0
of v
¥
Vou lin
mat lh
Specisl Hog, Horse and Cattle Style
Stays 12 in. or 6 in. apart
Lo
Does
wy
Bit
VOT Foes wrong, no i 1 r Vv great i frais 1% UO
#1
does, ¢ turn cattle, horses, hogs
1 NOW
enced.
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shiny
PLEASANT CAP, PA.
$1 7.50
Boards $8.25
$2.50
¢
¢
¢
$4.00
JOHN SMITH & BRO.
¢
¢
’
Frahalm id Service F
SPRING MILLS,
ata: 1% 1% 1%. 1
ARRIVALS
-Teeteee
STETONS
WALK OVERS
DOROTHY DODD
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and
Summer, Shoes and Slippers for the whole
Good bargains always on hand,
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
THE SHOE MONEY - SAVERS
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Exceptional Furniture
\
. Whether you have an entire
house to it out, or just a single
piece to buy, it will pay you to
come here, as nowhere else will be
seen such excellent variety, such
originality and beauty of desigus,
and such goodness and quality at
ihe price
indeed, your Furniture buying
will be done most pleasiogly and
economically at the il .
CENTRE HALL Furniture Store
.
Rearick Bros. Furnbure, Desters hol
~~ CENTRE HALL