THE CENTRE REPOATER.
1906.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5,
sine — - -
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterfan= Centra Hall, morn'ng, services
conduct:d by Dr, Boal: Spriug Mills, morning,
services conducted by Dr. Bchuyler
Lutherau—Georges Val'ey, morning ; Centre
Hall, aftercoon ; Tusseyville, evening.
Reformed—Spring Millis, morning ; Union, aft
ernoon ; Centre Hall, evening
[Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this office.)
Found on FPlenle Grounds,
A black woolen knit shawl was
found on the picnic grounds; also a
large lunch box, with binges, contain-
ing dishes and a white apron. The
owners can have the same by calling
on Chairman Rhone.
or po
Huntingdon Presbytery
The Huntingdon Presbytery met in
Huntingdon, Monday and Tuesday of
this week, The sessions were attend-
ed by Dr. W. H. Behuyler and Mrs,
Schuyler, who went to that place from
Tyrone.
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Centre Re-
this
your
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issue,
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Golng to New York,
On business and pleasure bent,
Merchant George O. Benner, accom-
INCIDENTS OF 1874,
Local Items Taken from the Centre
porter of Interests to 1005 Readers,
[ Note: The spelling of proper nome ¢
as found im the Ales or the Reporter, |
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apm
SEPTEMBER
burg, were mentioned as radical candi-
dates for assembly.
Bchool teachers in Miles township;
salary $35 to $40 :—Rebersburg High
School, Henry Meyer ; Primary, A. E,
Wolf ; Gramley’s, (. O. Mallory ;
Wolf's, Noah Korman ; Brungart's, J.
C. Morris ; Btover's, Jasper Brungart ;
Madisonburg High School, John
Burket ; Madisonburg primary, va
cant ; Harter’s, E. Weirick.
BEPTEMBER 10—B. Frank Meyer
and Ellis 8. Garver started for Mis
souri,
Prof. Henry Meyer, of Rebersburg ;
Rhone, of Pine Grove Mills; lev,
Kline, and present Superintendent
Magee will be candidates for superin-
tendent of public schools of Centre
county.
Gregg township school teachers ;
salary, § to $40 :— Penn Hall High
School, P. J. Leitzell ; Primary, J. A.
Grenoble ; Bpring Mills, A. E. Gobble;
Decker, J. W. Runkle :
F. Jamison ; Beaver Dam, J. Heck-
man ; Crosse Roads, W. P. Hosterman;
Mountain, A. C. Ripka; Murray, E.
F. Smith ; Hoy, A. L. Long.
Penn township school
to $40 Millheim
MeCuardy ; Primary,
+o]. . Bible;
teachers | sa
Grammar,
J. W
ary $25
8B 0
Glenn ; Texas
panied by his wife, started for New
York, Tuesday morning. While buy-
ing goods for the Star the
chief object, an effort will be made t«
Store is
possible. They will be absent
about one week.
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Real Estate for Sale,
the advertisements of real estate to be
oflrred at publie sale, Octob
28th
The first sale will be that of the
Bpicher
containing two
acres, all
sale will
Rebecea
farm, west of Centre
hundred and
but six
the real
fifteen
The second
enintle ds f
clear
be
Nparr,
the late
consisting of two
farms, several dwellings, ete
fp fr
The Real Reason
Mr. McCall says that he thanks God
party he
from Free
proves anything it
surance mugoDales were more
criminal prosecution
If
proves that the in.
Silver, the testimony
than they wer
corruption of polities and misuse of
trust funds and they felt safer under a
Rejublican administration.
m———ee an
Kelth's Theatre,
The bill st Keith's Chestnut
Theatre, Philadelphia, for this
includes the following: A.
ean, ventriloquist ;
Brenner and Jules
Garrison, in “An Ancient
James Thornton, monologisi ;
Loftus, the great
he great, juggler king ;
cus, uproarious fun; also, Smirl &
Kessner, Kilmer & Daiiy, Helen
Reimer, The Holdworths, aud others,
and
Homan '’ ;
LORS :
imitator ; Halerno,
Berzac's cir-
AA snes
Automatic Telephone Exchange
The Penpsylvania Telephone com-
pany has established an automatic ex-
change in Montgomery. The new ex-
change starts operations with twenty-
five subscribers. With the installation
of its telephones at Montgomery, the
Bell company is giving the first trial
to the sutomatic. exehange in this
section, thus doing away with sll
operators. Each suberiber is furnished
with an exchange board of Lisa own.
— nif nct
Letter to A. W. Alexander,
Centre Hall, Pa.
Dear Sir: Pay more for Devoe ; be
glad to. It is full-measure and honest.
Paint is a watch-dog. How would
you like a watch-dog that wouldn't
watch from two to five o'clock in the
morning ? That's short-measure,
How would you like a watch-dog
thit had a way of wagging his tail at
a burglar. That's false paint. The
burglar is rain and snow.
Go by the name: Devoe lead-anud-
zine.
Yours truly
F. W. Devore & Co.,
New York.
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Fuleaster Whent Leads,
The Agricultural Department at
Pennsylvania State College, on testing
various varieties of wheat for sixteen
years, finds that Fuleaster wheat leads
all others tested likewise. The average
yield for the sixteen years was a trifle
over 204 bushels to the sore. Other
varieties follow in the order of their
importance as to yields: Reliable,
Deitz Longberry Red, Ontario Won.
der, Dawson's Golden Chall, Forty
Gold or Gold Coin, Royal Red Claw-
son, Fultz, Rochester Red, Harvest
King. The ylelds range between the
figures given for Fulcaster and 24}
bushels,
The experience of farmers and that
of the test noted above is at variance,
It 1s generally conceeded that Fultz
gn, in a series of years, yields the
41
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F. Bmith ; Elk Creek, G
Z.orhy
Liberty, D. 1,
|
i
| nie F. Waif ;
{ie
Leeche's
basket
west of
picnic in
Hall,
la grove,
Centre
| tember 24
tof the
{ Pomona Grange
At ti
ereises of the
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sisted exercises ;
“1 it
Iatilda ;
lowing partici in the
i Mise Elmira Whippo, Port
§€° Y,
| Miss Lucy Baruohart, Rolaod ;
Ann MeDonald, Pine
Licorge P. Bellefonte ;
Wm
aries Danuole xrove
£1
ie
Rishell,
Mary Li. Nesbit, Bellefonte ;
LOCALS,
Ask your grocer for Wash- Easy,
*
: |
Don’t work so hard trying to find a |
way to live without work,
| Al Osman, the brickiaver, has been
ill for the past week, at the home of J,
| W. Whiteman,
| Col. H. J. Culbertson, of Lewistown,
| is a candidate for congress in the
| Beventeenth district.
| The Bnyder county Teachers’ Insti-
1 The
Ww.
oa
wets
{tute will open November
Prof, George
| superintendent IH
{ Walborn, Freeburg
Dr. 8B. G. Frank, of
tended a meeting of the state medical
| society, at Seranton. He was
| panied to that place by Mrs. Frank.
Farmers are well on with the
work, The fall has been very
able to them. Kven the frost stayed
away until danger of dolog harm was
|
|
passed
Mrs. J. TV. Lee,
Allegheny, havio
latter
| main
of
or
»
i
Centre
gone to that city
last week Hhe will
part of
for some time with her son,
| F. Mullen,
i
| The rain Monday came ata very
{
{opportune grain
the
time
«hing ;
| needed Fair
{ lots: the cisterns springs and
dry Beplember,
Decker
| the double hous
East Church street, wi P WIL I
cupied by) f
Charles
his w until
Mr
| from home mos
Deecket be
t of
{spring Wii
the time,
I'he gasoline engine formerly used to
the Centre Hall
Le
I
M pid to
The
¥
furnish
| Roll
power i >
r Wad the
fa
0
hii,
{burg chair ry
§ { »
ight fe Lie
he machitery In the
tw 1
palisim
#, made as rst trip (0
us Mr. ¢ iclier
tut
WwW. R
Aggie
I'bompson, Buffalo Run
Fieming ; Bricker, Boals
tin,
Murray, {
pa ©
of Miles township
'
to potatoes last
but four
de-
I'l almost totally
stroved the
fhe
Ragan
wit
» eonducted by Mr. Stine
| Ple Gap,
{ground the 1
insuranes of
i
was burned iO
4] bere
14
i inst, WH
§
i d bi
y Jacob
Harry
and
Penn Hal
10, Adam Vooada,
and Miss
rush Valley,
Alexander Kuli line so # house
and lot in € Hall
i Frow,
Married ~-Augus 30,
farried —-A t
H.
1 tyr
elitre
Rachsu, of Madisonburg,
Amanda MM. Bariges, of
of
J.
Saran
Markets, Bellefonte, Oct. 1} Whit
wheat $1 15, red wheat §1.10, corn 85¢,
oats 5S0c, barley 50¢, clover seed §4 50,
potatoes 60c, pork 60, butter D0, eggs
15e, bacon 10, haw 1 iard Se, buck-
10,
wheat 65¢, flour per bbl. $7.00,
A A S——————
Transfer of Real Estate
to
ii,
3.500
Mrs,
1905
Weaver's admes.
E. Bailey, Bept
premises in State College
Mary C.
Margaret
§
L.. Kryder Evans, et.
N. Finkle, March 30,
150 perches in Gregg twp.
Annie R. Tristel, et. baron,
M. Ward, 13, 1906
Philipsburg. $2,200,
Myra 5. Heott, et,
Dunsmore, Aug. 30,
Philipsburg. §
P. Thomas,
Angstaett, Aug. 12,
perches in Benner twp, §
W. D. Btrunk, et. ux. to J. Cline
Grenoble, Bept. 23, 1906 ; house and
lot in Bpriog twp. $300,
John P. Harris, et.
Lockington, May 16,
Bellefonte. $300,
Mrs, Bundsar Berta to John
et. ux., Aug. 16, 1905; lot in
twp. $150.
George D. Green, Gar. et. al, to
Harry McClellan, June 19, 1805 ; two
lots in Boggs twp. $145,
Leon Louls, et, ux,, to Jas A. Btod-
dart, July 27, 1905 ; lot in Rush twp.
$800.
Henry Custer, et. ux, to Jas. A.
Stoddart, Aug. 4, 19056 ; lot in Rush
twp. $500.
Pilbg Coal and Land Co. to Henry
Custer, April 6, 1904 ; lot in Rush
twp. $100,
J. Irvin Hatch, et, ux., to D, R.
Wynuo, Sept. 14, 1905 ; lot in Philips.
burg. $4650.
Thomas W. Fisher, et, al, to Jennie
8. Fisher, Sept. 6, 1905; lot in Unlon-
ville. $300,
James H. MeCUool, el. ux., to Adam
Finkle, June 29, 1005; 78 acres in
Gregg twp. $1,200,
Grant Thomas, ef, ux, to Edward
R. Hannock, Aug. 15, 1905; house
and lot in Philipsburg. $1800,
May B. Corl, et. ux, toCharles
Boyder, Sept. 4, 1905 ; lot in Ferguson
twp. $100,
W. H. Parks to J, Clyde Jodon,
Aug. 17, 1906 ; house and lot in Belle
al., to Adam
1900 ; 125
$7,168
to
ACres
Ella
in
Hept. jot
bar., to Margery
1905; lot in
Ky
wi iD,
to
ROTOR
John
i
(leo. el. ux.,
1905 Ho
£50,
to Chas,
lot in
ux.,
1805 ;
Dipke,
Rush
i
dis it
CHER
% short
i #4 CF
1
! YOR,
i
entering
W. A. Bandoe i le gale of bis sur-
i
| pus res! eslale Balurday,
where he will
Ji H
fore goivg to his ne bh
Pit
and daughter Helen will
went to Hexis, we
few days with hi Krumbine ix
fis
& subury of sLuryg
ti
the household goods having srrived,
POOL Be
Iatter place as
Waeaah-Fasy contaivs neither lye nor
acid
ire, Mercer Co.. Pa
Pa.
Newham
in,
F.D
Kelchiine, Gertrude
H.
Stamm, Neltie Stamm, Salona, Pa.
ie, Oak Hall
Amanda Walker, Boalsbure
Philip H. Meyer, Bellefonte
J. H. Meyer, Bowling Green, Virginia
Jacob Meyer, Linden Hall
All those four certain messuages or tracts of
land situate in the Township of Harris, County of
Centre and State of Pennsyivania, bounded and
described as follows
No.1 Being a house and lot situate in Bonls
burg, Centre county, Pa, looated on the north
side of Main street, in said village of Boalsburg,
bounded on the south by Main street, on the
west by J. M. Welland and on the east and north
by alleys,
No.2 All that certain messuage, tenement and
tract of land sitoste in Harris township, Centre
county, Pa., bounded as iollows: On the east by
Boalsburg and Bellefonte Pike, on the south by
lands of John Hook, on the west by lands of
Theodore Boal and on the north by lands of Hen.
ry Frederick. Containing 13 acres, more or loss,
No.3 All that certain messuage, tenement
and tract of land situate in the township of Har
ris, county of Centre and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows © On the south
by lands of Jacob Sparr, on the west by lands of
John Hook, on the north by lands of Samuel
Hparr and others, and on the cast by Jesse Markle,
Containing about 4 acres, more or less, Thereon
erected a one and 8 hall story frame dwelling
house, stable and other out buildings,
No. 4 Being all that messuage, lenoment and
tract of timber land situate in the ya of
Harris, county of Centre and State of Peninsy iva
fils, bounded on the east by lands of Thomas
Meyer's estate, on the south by lands of Jomse
Markie, on the wost by Jands of James Kim :
and on the north by public road. Containing 1
08 Stamm, Elsie
fonts, $1500,
mon
CENTRE COUNTY VAIE,
i
Tralus smd Redaoced Hates Via |
Pennsylvania Kalirond,
For the benefit of those desiring to |
attend the Centre County Falr, at |
| Lo the |
| Pennsylvania Railroad Company will |
{sell excursion tickets October 8 to 6, |
| inclusive. good for return passage until
inclusive, from Lewisburg
reduced
Bpecinl
| Bellefonte, Pa., October 3
6,
{ October 7,
| and intermediate stations, at
rates, On October and 6, special
trains will | lellefonte at 7.00 p.
m., for Coburn intermediate
| stations
i
hb
| eave
|
and
a.
den Hall
Lin
From
{ Mrg, John Diehl is suflering from an
attack of sciatica
| Mr.and Mrs, Diehl returned
ay from a week's visit at Mifflinburg |
John Davis is hagiog
wofed and
| Mrs. Ezra
| Miss Blanche, spent
RE week.
Batur-
i
bis house re-
i
|
| re ome other repairing done
| and
last
Tressler daughter,
werk with
friends here,
Mr. Mrs
| Bunday with the
i
|
|
|
| Jacob
daughter
and Meyer spent
ul Pleas
{ ant Gap.
i Cec clover huller came
Beunrson’s
rge
| Inst week, and he is now busy hulling
1 Mr
{ola Mills,
1. E
Joe
here he «
Le
visil
snd Mrs lie Bhafler, of Osce-
u
5
Are ing st the home of
Campbell,
rocks bh
x Pp tl
yidd
BH ne to Clairton,
KE
ato work for the Penne
Ww
{aylvanis Rails
Mrs. Josey i Hall and Mrs. George
Taxt
| M. Hall, of Hunt
at the Hess
nud Mra
ingdon, spent
week nome,
Mr HBidaoey Bell
de’ to
{
led.
moved
| fron Unny
where they formerly resi
| Mr. and Mrs
ito t
| alter a week's
| Lloyd Brown.
Lloyd Sm#
Alloons bome on
al |
heir Monday,
sil i home
Vi
Bwabb
Supervisor
bridge
broken
(roms: di
reg alread
over fan which
Mackey
Hearson’
down when
nt
re
repaired
are Lhe carpent
Bp ont
ur grocer for Washi- Easy.
To
Some Beaegnalilie Advice
4
iu
super
ot gH
wt
w hien
fake ted
ariel tw
ry sles,
Ke
ely Bunown
reineds Bhd sO ni
ating
aul
Centre Hall, Pa.
ihe undenigned will
otatedd 4 o0fn
iissey vile, ln Poller wwiship,
ad i he fwms of Samuel
aman, containing
ACKES
ial
miss a
dwe
t 4 ¢
Re We alm
From
FIFTY
®
mole or
3 Bere
« &
§ rete
FP CERT. A
d «
inder cultivation
et a Lh ¥ inrge bauk
Dern, (Wo sua one-hail story Hing bouse snd
Ri DOCOSRRTY OULLULIG IRE, sii 0 gous condition
Also eight acres of woudiand, ju Mie ~ Kettie,
west of Tussey ville, easy of a
Apply Ww le undervigied
ditions
ok
for werms aud o'n-
J BHOWEKS,
Address, McE hattan,
Ciinton Oo, Pa
5
FO
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UMP REPAIRING- The undersigned I»
prepared Ww repalt all siyles of pumps, cle.
Prompt attention will be given this work,
Windmilis and Pumps and repairs for same,
can be furnished at suy time, at lowest cost.
Also, a full line of plumbers supplies. If in
need of water piper, no matter what siee or quan-
tity, get prices from me.
Also, Gasol re Englogs,
J. 8. ROWE,
Centre Hall, Pa.
£3 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE~In the mat
ter of Lhe estale of Sarah L. Fisher, late
of Gregg twwoship, decossed, letters Lests nen.
aly Cum lesamento aunexo upon said estaie
having beet grauted vy the reg ster of wills, oto.
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
seives 10 be indebled 10 sald estate are hereby
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having calms to present them duly au-
thentioated for setlement,
CHAS. W, FISHER,
Administrator ¢. ta,
Penn Hall, Pa.
£3 DMINISTRATOK'S NOTICE. ~lLetters of
Administration on the estate of David
Glasgow, late of Haines twp., deceased, havi
been duly gravted to the undersigned, be woul
respectfully request all persons Knowing thems
seives indebted 10 the sstate 10 make immediate
payment, and those having ciaims against the
same to present them duly authenticatad for set.
tiement. D. 8, GLASGOW, Admin
June 1, 1008 Vi.
EN DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ~LETTERS
of Administration on the estate of M,
Waugh, laie of ress, townshi deconsnd,
havily been du gran to the wodireigrned, he
wou respectful Jeguimail sons nowiug
themselves indeb, the 0 make imme.
diate payment, those havieg claims
the game (0 present them duly Sathenticated Jor
ACTON MOTE OF loss, H, 8, TAYLOR,
Bullefouty, Pa., Soph, Bre, 1908,
iors Atm
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ee tie A a Sh
a
Hunters’
Reminder
thought |
RE Sv CRIS
wou
Just
GUNS
$7
barrel Shot Gun:
, $2.75
Id tell you what I can do for you in
tart at $
The $7.50 Gun is made to sh
ingle barrel Shot Guns s 65, then $4.25 and
50. oot Nitro Powder. Double
’ £ £ ‘ : 0 1
y at $0.50 and $14.50. 22-calibre. lo
£4 ¢ Als a xl & lv oof
v2.45. Also, 1ipply
BLACK and NITRO 10)
BLANK
Shot and Po
wder,
Will get for you short
on
ng or short,
A
Ammunition,
) SHELLS,
and
v
POWDER DE]
SHELLS
Primers,
Lice Hamn
4
+
no
Winchester Repeating Ri Can
files
Hammerlezz Shot Gun for $19.¢
Hammerless Shot Guns, Nitro Ste
pi kered
"si
Marlin or
C. W. Swartz
TUSSEYVILLE, PA,
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