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rHE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1806
Arbor Day,
Friday, October 19th,
Who will plant a tree?
asm smn i A rls
An Accoldent,
is arbor day.
Sunday evening while A. Zettle,
with his Wife and child, and his little
sister, of near Spring Mills, were on
their way to the home of W. M, Grove,
near Centre Hill, their horse took
fright at a pile of coal along the road
gide at the barn of Jerry Confer. The
vceupants of the vehicle were thrown
out, and Mr, Zettle was pretiy badly
used up. The others escaped without
much injury. People should be care-
ful not to place obstructions along the
public highway.
s——————
High Schools Get Cash
will this
cent.
Township High Schools
year ninety-five of
the amounts allowed these by
First-grade schools receive $760
$570, and third-grade,
total number of township
receive per
schools
law.
second-grade,
$3580. The
second grade and 179 third grade.
There legally
Township Schools
county, and
these
are eight
High
the
in
appropriations to
Harris, $570 .
Ferguson, $3 $3580 ; Haines,
$380; Liberty, $380; Bpring, $380
Worth, $3 Walker, $570.
High maintained
oughs do nol in
are as follows:
80: Gregg,
ot) 3
in
this
schools
participate
propriation.
ciel meme—
Letter to John 6G. Dauberman
Hall, Pa.
A pound of good
Centre
Dear Sir :
and no bone is
Harris Township.
Roasted wild turkey for dinner this
week.
Mrs. Ella Ishler visited in Tyrone
and Altoona.
Mrs, Sara Weber and daughter spent
Mrs, Katharine Wieland
her daughter, Mra. Bara IE.
Bunbury.
There were snow storms on the 10th
and 11th. The roofs of the buildings
were white,
Mr. and Mrs, PP.
tre Hall, attended
burg on Bunday.
Fred Weber and sister Katharine, of
State College, were in Hoals-
burg last week
Mr. and Ms, Harry Bingaman and
is visiting
Lieitzell, at
H.
services
of Cen-
joals-
Meyer,
in
visitors
visitors
Altoona,
Despite the rough weather, this dis-
trict was fairly well represented at the
county fair.
John Kline,
Mills,
of Wm.
Centre
home
al
the
the miller
tarried for a night at
Myers,
Mrs, Jones with her son and
ter, of Philipsburg,
Mrs. EE
Ross Cramer,
visited her sister,
Brown,
g the summer, returned
his home at Snow Shoe,
John Wingard, of Colyer,
load
Was
of first
Miss Bessie returned
the
SERTBON
after spending
state,
last
bone ; but there are, a8 you say,
many people pay more
than & cCerianl pound.
Give ‘em bone ; tl : give
plenty of bone!
There people
thau $1.50 a
give 'em bone!
There's no better school than experi.
+ but
won't
for paint;
are who
more gallon
ence ;: cost is high the lesson is
never forgotten,
paint
Devoe, t
He
} a day
easier reckoning
Let a man two houses alike,
he other
y one €
buys 10
f
i
same size
$1.50 paint,
and pays §
} a gallon,
each,
adayis$
He has to buy
the $1.50 paint ;
left of Devoe: ll g
gallons $1.75,
‘‘ cheap ”’ paint
He pays §3
gallons $24 ; 12 gallons $36
for painting ** cheap’ paint.
He'll buy the less-gallons paint after
that. learn, it's
because
two gallons more
snd has
ol),
$15; 8
for
allons $1.1
$14: $4 more
raw
# Eaiion
f people are slow to
they keep buying
‘em plenty of bone,
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoe & Co.
New York.
on bone-
meat, Give
Kreamer & Bon sell our paint
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LOCALS,
Mr.
ville,
their home
spring.
and Mrs, John Boal, of Tussey-
between this and next
Instead of going west for the winter
as heretofore, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
R. Hayes have taken quarters at At.
Iantie City.
had been
visited
the
Miss Bessie Cooney, who
al State College for some time,
her sister, Miss Mary
Centre Hall hotel.
Ex-County Commissioner Abram V.
Miller and family are preparing to
move to Philadelphia where they will
make their future home,
{ ‘ooney, al
Up to last Baturday D. L. Geary, of
near Red Mill, killed ten wild ducks.
He says he has an engagement opened
with other ducks the Red Mill
dam.
Coli, D. F. Fortney, of Bellefonte,
will speak at several meetings in Ches-
ter county in the interest of the Fusion
ticket. Col. Fortney is one of the best
stumpers in the county, and when he
talks he aims to enlighten.
As was previously foretold in these
columns, the Millheim Journal ap-
pears in eight page style. That paper
waa the last in the county to lay aside
the old blanket form. The Journal
under its present editors is bright and
newsy and is deserving the patronage
it tells of in its announcement.
Mrs. Catharine Oberholtzer, former-
ly a resident of Centre Hall occupying
the dwelling on Church street now
owned by Oliver Strunk, writes the
Reporter in complimentary terms.
She now lives at Killinger, Dauphin
county. When living in Centre Hall,
Mr, Oberholtzer, now deceased, was
following the trades of carpentering
and cabinet-making.
Worried on account of financial af-
fairs, J. D. Baudice, of Scotia, attempt-
on
of laudanum while in the tent near
his merry-go-round at the Fair, Fri-
day evening. Others associated with
the man noticed his condition, and
gave alarm, Ife was taken to the
hospital, nud afier hours of work was
revived. Buandice threatens to repeat
his act. ‘He is the man who operated
the merry-go-round outside Grange
Park during the Eacampment at this
8B. H. Bailey, E.
Kuhn had the largest
Eighty cents per hundred weight
paid for them.
8. Emma Fisher is enjoying
College this wes
the
: 1 Te a the guest of her sis
Mrs. Jol
J. Baldridge, of Apollo, a
of Pittsburg, was here
10 Sluart,
suburb
last week
three car loads of apples
He
two car loads and will
Centre
I'his week he is
twenty con-
county
for some time. ship-
J. M. Wieland, Cal. Wieland
he Boalsburg carriage works,
Cal
wi AL will
charge of the coach
Wieland will
with W. H. Stuart
have
J. M
Gingrich now
shop, and
enter into
in the
in Bo
Mua.
Mrs. Aunie
The Mar-
and Henry,
Lin-
Mra. Wesley Myers,
entertaining her sisters,
of Altoona, and
of Lucas, Kaz
William
alsburg,
Markle,
kle brothers,
wit
InAN,
h their families, moved from
ago. Henry died
but William is still
several years ago,
living and work-
ing at the same which he did
while here—blacksmithing. This
Mra. Markle's first visit east, Bhe ex-
pects to make a lengthy with
trade
in
visit
relatives here,
T.J. Baldridge,
bought a sweet pumpkin
Meyer which weighed
pounds. This he
apples to Pittsburg,
ing it on exhibition until Thanksgiv-
ing. During the intervening time a
guessing contest will be in progress,
and any desiring can make a
guess at the number in the
On Thanksgiving Day it
will be cut and the one guessing the
nearest to the numbe: will receive a
prize which will likely certain
quantity of apples.
Thesick : Fred Gearhart, had
undergone an operation for appendi
eitis in the Bellefonte hospital, return-
ed to his bome at Bhiogletown last
week and is daily regaining strength.
~—Edwin Rupp, of Altoona, has been
ill of typhoid fever at the home of his
father, J. A. Rupp, in Boalsburg, but
convalescing, Miss Anna
Weber has been sick for two months
from nervous ailments, and is little
improved, —Mrs. Bolomon Lohr is suf-
fering considerably from a large ulcer
on the ball of her right eye. Bhe has
been confined in a dark room for three
weeks, with little hope of any speedy
relief.—Nora B. Miller is able to be
around among her companions again,
after an illness of several months,
Weddings : Joseph Linn Woomer,
of Btate College, and Miss Bara Marga-
ret Miller, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, J. W, Miller, of near Boalsburg,
were united in marriage Thursday
evening, llth inst., by Rev. A. A.
Black at the Rusformed parsonage,
The groom is an industrious young
man who with his father is engaged at
stone masonry at the College, The
bride possesees all the qualifications
necessary for a good housekeeper,
They will be at home at State College
after December lst. The best wishes
of the community are extended to
them.—~John Osman, of Bhingletown,
and Miss Margaret Albert, of Pine
Grove Mills, were married by Rev, W,
K. Harnish at the Presbyterian manse,
at Lemont, Monday evening, the Sih,
They will go to housekeeping at Bhin-
gletown, Congratulations are ex-
tended,
————— A IS —————————
The lofty ideals of some men are re
the dealer,
J. H.
eighty-three
shipped with the
He purposes hav-
apple
from
one
of seeds
pumpkin,
be a
who
is Low
a
THROUGHOUT THE STATE |
—————
News of n Semi-Loesl Character Gathered
from the Exchange Table
fi
‘he
Telephones, eleven in all, will
placed iu the prineipals’ rooms of
Pottsville public schools,
Bamuel Wellman, of Corry, got a
judgment for $2750 against the Peini-|
sylvania Railroad for injuries receivid
while on a train. He sued for $25,000
Stephen A. Lane, of Luther's Mills,
Bradford county, has a corn-sheller
that is 100 years old, He had it]
10 years. The sheller is hickory with!
iron spikes.
has
Bix motormen on the trolley line at}
Williamsport weigh within one poond |
of each other. Three weigh the same |
to an ounce—191 pounds. None of the |
other three
pounds.
weighs more than
Taxpayers in Shamokin threatened |
to prosecute the Borough Council,
leging the latter has increased the |
borough indebtedness beyond the le-|
gal limit, and that the present debt js |
It is rumored that electric rail-|
road will built from
to Harrisbarg, in the near future, The
report is that the line will run parallel
P. BR. R. the bed of the
Juniata river
un
Le
on
While throwing a belt on a rapidly
pulley, Robert Miller, n
young married Millhall,
al
revolving
had
{he
man of
the
der and hurled across
ket
the
broken
wie
Foo,
and the
ribs were also
ec tess
LOCALS
The large banana piant in the Penn-
sylvania State College conservatory is
fruit.
Rev, Charles F,
f Rev,
Mile
Hall is the successor
f
A. CU Lathrop ay | sslor of
the
N+ wil
successfully
Linden
charel
burg Baptist
Yarnel, the
the
Hall,
D. l.
Was
farts Meyer
in town
John Upton Shafler, Jr., editor snd
of the Record
Bennett
Henovo nnd
Miss Bertie ( oper Were
Wo
Gregory Brothers, the Huntiogdon
county live stock dealers, shipped two
week -—one
loads of sheep, last CAT
other from
A sub-basio of coal discovered
teaver Mills,
the
vailed that there
Was
Rush township.
general opinion pre-
was no cosl in that
section.
I'he Penns Valley Echo for October |
is in print and is being sent out to its
readers. The editor, Rev, (i. W. Me
has caused to appear in the lit.
tle paper much good reading matter,
ht of week,
tween eleven and twelve o'clock,
lioay,
be.
sHIOwW
Wednesday ig last
f
thofa of an
surrounding
to the dep
fell in Centre
country.
Dr,
Fisher
a bunting trip in Nova Scotia,
quarter
Hall and
The snow lay until morning.
F. J. Wagenseller
, of Belinsgrove,
inch |
returned from
each
the |
pro- |
bull moose,
the
bringing with him one
limit 1
vincial law,
ir such game under
Amos Kauflman, who fine
farm east of Centre Hall,
Valley Saturday. Mr. Kaufman lives
retired near Zion, and of the!
substantial citizens in that part |
of Nittany Vailey
Owns a
was in Peuns
iz one
good,
of New York City
gage in Centre
Pittsburg,
Railroad
a mort
against the
Eastern |
recorded
county
Rochester and
for twenty millions
Y
SOME STAT
GACTOL
‘
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2
retly Allorad Aft
ing Up “Extras”
Out Had Fi
Parts of the Building.
as
Bidders
ident Stone
fers, Gi
Leen the «
Hing Lic
revels
to tap the coal and lumber flelds of |
Central Pennsylvania.
At the Jamestown Ex position the ol
Robert Fulton day. It isl
proposed to erect a $600,000 monument |
in his memory in the city of Norfolk,
Va. Cornelius Vanderbilt is president
and Mark Twain firet vice president of
the commission that ls undertaking
the venture, |
|
will be a
Messrs. Marcellus Bankey, of Potters
Millis ; Richard and Cloyd Brooks, J.
W. Mitterling and G. W. Bradford, of
Centre Hall, each purchased cattle at
the sale in Bellefonte Monday. Most
of the cattle were bought with a view
of improving herds of cattle previously
owned by these parties,
Albert Gingrich and sister, Miss
Madie Gingrich, of Boalsburg, were in
Centre Hall Baturday. Mr. Gingrich
is the junior member of the firm of
Wieland & Gingrich, successors to J.
M. Wieland, the carriage builder. Mr.
Wieland retired from the carriage busi-
ness, and will be associated with Wu,
H. Stuart in the mercantile business,
The Wieland who is the head of the
carriage building firm is Calvin Wie
land. The Reporter wishes the new
firm abundant SUCCES. on,
s/8iss Laura Ruokie and Mrs. J. R.
(. Allison on their way home (rom
Bellefonte Friday afternoon bad an
experience with an auto. The ladies
were driving near the Pruner barn
when an auto came whizzing along
from the rear, and in passing the ve.
hicle and auto came together, Just
what all happened is hard to tell, but
the ladies were thrown from the bug.
gy and Miss Runkle was considerably
cut arid bruised, One wheel of the
buggy wus badly mucked and the axle
bent. The auto party was
lamp po
of the
and work
f, ia paid
of the
fir appropriat
rox
Hn
on
{idore to take the
proprintion for the
trick =
oui all the
Mo give all
money,
amount of their bid
tn) »
tht + worked
bidders who
those thin
wit
on those essential parts
ing, 1s one of the main
coming probing.
Under
ber, ete,
Sse on ALY SN
Millions Sece
er Con-
What Frozen:
gured On as
C 1 Ce
i the
apite om-
an head
Payn«
ntering w
chambers
FAT es
wondwork
Str tural
the
doors,
pllag-
evator
ts and
except
the bare
as “fur-
without
enabling
inal capl-
How
for
for
rplus
thus
orig
“shell”
had expected
gs for their
hout spending
of the build.
objects of the
£
thing not to
WAR #Yen
rtiitic effects
A. Abbey. In mak-
encral contract.
received ostim from the deco
and painting firms, naming Mr,
the supervi of the fine
nd ovidin his pay
work,
w als
direct contra-
i the specifi.
itive that
to be pro-
my firm bid
have done”
ions were alter-
a large portion
-let by the
i commis-
“furnish-
itor General
Pennypacker is
ontractors in « touch
isburg and who
testify. Their
Stone's,
txccutled by KE
«up their bids t}
HE or
nna
involv-
oe |
Hii
{
0
of
declares “I am
» shell was
at what
what
pecificat
ction
cations
hing but
we
ard and
alled for was re
an har il Ad or
and bullding
loners charged up a
1% i 3 report of Aud
Snyder
erted
Governor
lose
i
aoing
upen to
with Mr
i prima facile case
id the common-~
ullders and manu-
used smile
having been
ert that con-
fm-
do not
the
warrant
as they
and oth-
into
money in
eived
ng of
that the
074.27
{for fur
above the
ing the
and Artist
and his f«
rose
$1.534
Pen.
tn
Any
1itid got, in addition the
i metal filing cases,
$400,000 for bronze
fronts. bronze rellings reen in treas-
ury department and bronze trimmings
on firep? as." Cassel's con-
cern bid “hs Metal tele
phon booths “by the foot” took in so
many cubic feet of God's own free air,
The “extras” comprise $889. 940 for
“earved panels wainscoting, mantels
and designed woodwork,” although in
the bu g specifications it was stipn.
jated that the joinery work was to
“furnish and do all joinery, trimming,
ete., necessary finish the building,
complete in every respect, and to the
full intent and meaning of the drawings
and specifications.”
The MeNichol-Penrose-Durham-Mar-
tin crowd would never have dared to
club its subservient legislature into
making a $9,000,000 appropriation for
“axtras” over and above the original
$4,000,000. The Gang well knew what
a cyclone that would have raised, and
go they just sneaked the millions out
of the depositories, thinking that, just
as “farniture” had been surreptitiously
procured In smaller quantities during
the 11 years since "Bull" Andrews and
Penrose, as state senators, “passed”
the “furniture” act of 1895, the present
erime would pass unnoticed also. But
postoffice
oof filing cas
the foot'
{to
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