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THE CENTRE
8. W. STH, .
REPORTER.
Editor and Proprietor
Centre HALL, . PENNA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I8, 1807,
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porter are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS.—20 cents per lines for
t hree insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub
sequent insertion. Other rates made known on
application,
Which
There wi
8 United 8
wwe i
Was Shot?
who was
his day
fame-a
fame ich perishes whether it spring
from four 3 Aft.
senator
nbered
ely
* another
Ife shot
Wise In
important,
that is reall;
them got shot It
il
would
have been better and nobler and more
historical
them 1
it
lect
The Great Composers,
HEV. GEORGE E LIMBERT,
The Pastor of Trinity
Passes to His Reward,
Reformed Church
after
the Rev, George Elias Limbert,
result of diphtheria, and its
fects,
church, 611 Eight street,
morning
the deceased had been in a very
ical condition, but nevertheless
mained conscious until the final
mons came, During these last hours
he endeavored Lo
that
him and
them
deat!
Deceased survived by |
for which came later—his
son Paul, st }
of M
brothers
of Madis of
g, and Alfred, of Eastern Ohio
held Wedni
ris ite
Alt
was shipped to
ome |
disonburg ; sister and
-Annie
mburg
one
)
Harvey,
ers
fellow
bersburg where on Friday morning
uterment l made at
of Mr,
yer, parents
AIMDErt WES OL
if thie
Younge r
cnureh
Reformed
Dur-
his chiarge prospered and
evel Years
embers were added to
11 (srove
City he went t
ning nearly six
YERTS
roan A. N., Fir
i a Bell
rr
Rie, al Bpring
teiephi 41 pring
idence
Jizabeth Bonzer, a
To the ho:
tan
handed Abral
bonds to s
Abrah
Aziz 3D he sult
that little “joke.”
express
Courts of Love,
“Courts of 1 ¥ § * WOO oat s ¥.1
the middle age
its i 13
tion of lif
Society
establisl
the twel
of kn
decis
with :
with great
Spoiled Pleasare.
Mrs, Mes ¥
Schulz? 3X
morting
husban
last week un nf
night I sat up, d
a curtain leetn
and what
came home
Blatter
In the Eighteenth Century.
Women needed to
garding certain {
ners in the cighteenth !
much as today. At the Handel f
at Westminster abhey 17
was posted reading, *
admitted with hats, an ¥
ticularly requested to come
feathers and very small
any.”
* 1h 111t
without
hoops, If
Hence the Tenrs,
“It is strange how some people cry
at weddings.”
“Yes, but you've probably uoticed
that it's never the single people who
ory.”
“Well 7
“Well, it is only the married ones who
realize the tragedy of It.” - Houston
Post,
A Cynle,
In the “Cynic’s Word Book” Am-
broke Bierce, himself a cynle, gives
the following definition of a cynle: “A
blackguard whose faulty vision sees
/things ns they are, not as they ought
ito be; hence the custom among the
{Scythians of plucking out a cynics
[eves to Improve his vision.”
Asem ni lil nat Bs po A ———
was home fora few days
Haven,
. Lucy
Deiningsr returned fro
d visit to
Henney
Pittsburg an
+ in western Pennsylvan
Ripka's Cash Blore advertises
3 : td al Th
closing out sale, The proprietors
they mean with f
sing «
refere:
ut sud the price g
» Centre Hall Auxiliary of ths
fonte hospital will meet at the
of Mr. King on Mondays
arch 4 h Bible stibiect, PV I
yin well
OV e
doing.
Literary #11 b-
inued
ii
gun work
badly
he first experience during
winter, lu
ot banked with anow until
intter part of March
can be no winter
pass over
ita season of road blockades
Mrs, Lens Hoy died Thursday night
of last week at Mrs, NBaterfleld’s home
in Bellefonte
WHA
the sy
Hhe leaves one datughter to mourn
Mia T. W
stem. She waseightly years old
death,
Ohio,
Hain, of Columbus,
Representative John Noll is a mem-
ber of a legislative committee that jast
week inspected a number of state in-
stitutions in western Pennsylvania,
Saturday's Pittsburg Post contained a
half-tone portrait of the legislators,
and Mr, Noll's was one of the most
pleasant faces in the bunch.
William Harter, at Hartleton, while
sented at the table Baturday of last
week, was overcome with paralysis or
some ailment akin to it, and fell to the
floor. He had just returped from a
vieit to his mother at Asronsburg,
in his usual health, He has been un-
conscious ever since the time mens
tioned, and there is little or no hope
for his recovery,
Announcemen
TO OUR PATRONS.
We have secured and have on hand a consignment of
The Celebrated Cooper Remedies
These preparations are considered the most remarkable ever intro-
duced in this country. The sale of them is spreading over the United
States and Canada with the utmost rapidity and is tremendous in all of
the large cities.
We will take pleasure in explaining the nature of these great prep-
arations to all who will call at our store.
S
WE SELL THEM AS FOLLOWS :
ooper’s New Discovery, $1.00 per bottle, six for
C
$ Cooper's Quick Relief, 50c. per bottle.
5.00.
J. D. MURRAY, Druggist
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Harris Township.
Sale
——
SY » ory of Joh
ta xd at the ho ftemory of J i Lawyers
Wednesday evening
¢ Hap aly 0
ve Mills and vicinity
Ot Clothing
Consisting of Overcoats
Trousers, Fancy
r was largely att
tf
Plum Grove,
.
Suits; |
Vests, House Coats and
Bath Robes.
*
Friday.
of Alto Mi, Wi
in this vicinity Friday.
day of
Carl Behimitt,
Mra, Ada Mu
beet appointed
The
meeling of the borough council is to
r. lillian, who spent some time
his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Bart- regular tite monthly
returned to his home.
James Decker is making prepara morrow | Friday
v hog killed by ry . #, Hes
Izora Rupp, of Oak Hall, was a call-
the of H I
Ephrata, i. AfICAas el i essed
or nt
B01 pou ne
home Homan
i
. iargest hog
Ki ny report
As tig Lhe
offfee honotary
M 1 his
time between operating a railroad and |
| writing insurance
{to
the siste { 0
Bp
Sober.
Miles C. Barger, of Mifllin county,
t Sunday with Centre
county.
Joe Auman made a business
Bellefonte one day last week,
C. Auman is still on the sick list,
W. W. Vonada bought a fine team
of horses at Grove's sale, at Lemont,
the other week,
Milton Vonada is working on My ere’
saw mill,
0. A. Jamison has purchased a nice
bay horse,
J J. Ge tzel is abie to be around
ngain, after an attack of the grip.
PH Confer is taking out extract
|
W. D. Zerby, of Bellefonte, visited
hin futher last Friday
eatlers ut the Reporter
Montgomery &
Prot
last week was ex
Gardper, who dividing
Hp friends in
iri i
ip The house occupied by a Mr. Emen- |
hizer and family, on Marsh Creek, was
totally destroyed by fire Wednesday of |
last week, The family all |
their furniture sud belongings,
A slight fire occurred at the resi.
denier of J. B, Ard, Pine Grove Mills. | idm Be bh "
The blaze was discovered between the | Chamberisin’s Cough Remedy a Favorite, | What to do When Billous,
i { »
ceiling and roof, at the rear of the! “We prefer Chamberlain's Cough | The right thing to do when you feel
dwelling, aud extinguished before | Remedy to any other for our child: bilious is to take a dose of Chamber.
laetiouns damage was done, | ren, ' says Mr. L. J. Woodbury, of lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
| Twining, Mich. ** Tt has also done the | They will cleanse the stomach and
Although a little tardy in coming | work for us in hard eclds and croup, | regulate the liver and bowels. Try it.
the “old ” soldier is beginning to feel and we take pleasure in recommend- | Price, 25 cents, Samples free at
in respects | IDE it.” For sale by | The Star Store, Centre Hall; F. A.
’ , Rama The Star Store, Centre Hall ; F. A. | Carson, Potters Mills; CO. W. 8
ing old nge through Unele Sam's nes Carson, Potters Mills ; 0. W. Bwarts, | T lie. 5 . ‘
cutmulations. Long live the soldier of
Tussayville.
| the Civil War that he ay enjoy his A pin There
| 0.00 per month,
Bellefonte
also lost
HE
that tha present geveration
Mollyeoddles ! No! With Roosevelt
it is '* buliyeoddles” or nothing.
AA A ——————
are no free passes on the road
Why not advertise in the Reporter? | to success.