MAIL PCUCH FOUN By miifflin Moyer, Along the Creek Above Potters Mills ~Private Papers Not De stroyed The mail pouch and private papers Postmaater (G. M. Boal, carried away at the time of the robbery of the of Centre Hall post offlce on Easter morning. were found along the creek above Potters Mills, near the burned improvements of Veteran J. B. Harper, The sask was not hiiden, but simply be thrown where it would not ‘easily observed I'he ii HIVE af ome firat made Tues- Animon TV Was d iy for tt of Uncle Mam The tention of hia fellow flin Mover, of P jubb, who to TFOoon Hy reason hesitated disturb » nroperty af- fisherman, otters Mills, was called The Intte took the pro telephoned the to notify Mr the 3oal, of mail poueh at the belief thar it xtracted tha office safe, and 1) € U Hiore tramps in irhborbond previ Hig to rohtibe were all under ane ) leader, and that Ripka's improveme was the polgt selected for meeting aft the robbe rv, and the er he place i Ta * Deaf Tom’ times in the mo me or more | on roads lead-! He and f Mifflin | intains ing to and from this | his palls eluded the nd fi mountains st Noher Ntati y Fy point sherift « ' OI county, a rg nny train fi ishure r two later the safe » railroa tation at that place | § %O Me 33 Me a Hiiiy White in jail and awaiting | i Pad trial undoubtedly have a ly { fi wr participating in this robbery, | eriminal knowl- edge of the | ing, if fhey did not These DApEa lmprove- have an 8 mer asked the way there, | 1 taken in charge by Sherif! ady traveled six or seven fro: the IO. 0. F, ANNIVERSARY, Everything In Readiness for the Meeting in Lock Haven Friday, | The arrangements are complete for {the Odd Fellows’ anniversary celebra- [ tion to be held Friday, at Lock Haven, (¥ The first annjversary of this associa- | tion was held iu Lock Haven in 1885, {and it is proposed to celebrate this an- ordinary include a i niverenry with more than { interest, The exercises will | busi ess meeting in the morning, pa- j rade in the afternoon sod special ses- sion of the grand lodge in the evening i for the conferring of degrees, Muster H. Barnes, | Deputy Grand H. H. Hart, { and Becretary Joseph H, Mackey Odd Fellows will { perform the secret work. The fourth i of Brigade Pa- | trisrehs Militant, Colonel William H | Kiesa, commanding, will act as special { escort, and Deputy Grand Master Rev. | H H. Hart will deliver the anniver- sary address, (irorge Master (rand and other notable the Becond a — DEATHS, ELIAS FETTEROLF, Elias Fetterolf died at his Madiconburg Friday morning in from aliments principally due to advanced made at Spring Rev. Bixler and Rev. of the funeral ministers were home age loterment was had services, AT Bearick charge local present, Burviving the deceased is his second Shafler, Mary and E doy wife, nee Miss Elizabeth the following ehildren : of Prof, P Elizabeth, H wife Rev Belinsgrove ; A. IHlinois ;: Sarah, wife Meyer, Centre tall: of Jose; R Foster Bertha, =p ing Mills For many Mr. Fetterolf was a resident of Gregg township, where He highly regarded by all him, and was a devoted church dur- Eight years Spring Mills Farmers Mills ; Fetterolf, wife of nh Bitner, Chas, Krape Years he conducted farming operations, Man who knew sle of his life. ago hie moved from to Deaf T om," ia mender ? a — a Harniage Licenses Mark, Holidaysburg. fv Pallaf $ Bp Youndt Dead of Rev. homes its wires siny hey i their line Church, in short order, Brosiaa, of Graces Luther Nunbury, tendered and go to} Lhe su cessor of the an resignation HBunday, Liberia, Africa, as late Dr. Day. will of Miss Alice Robinson, in Centre Hall, for ten days or more, Miss Virna Rearick went to After being the guest an ce She will travel Miss Marah J of Mr. and Mrs Walker township, died after several months’ of tuberculosis. Bhe was born October 18th, 1870, thus be. ing thirty-six years, five monihs and twenty-one days old. The remains were taken to Bnydertown for in terment. Mrs. Joseph Ferguson, for many years a resident of Philipsburg, died in a Philadelphia hospital where she had gone for treatment. She was aged sixty-six years, and was born in Bald Engle Valley, She was the daughter of Frederick Benger, deceamd, Her husband died some years ago, but two children survive, . Among the callers Wednesday morning was Jacob F. Bitner, who is Dow boss aver a gang of men in Care pegie’s Duquesne steel works «He re. turned to Duquesne Wednesd sy, after having spent several vays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Bit- ner, at Farmers Mills. He is much Deine with his work, snd thinks ncle Andy's works just the place, ¥ Insura: atigating of the time, concern most Daniel illness The first wife of Mr, Fetterolf, whose Wiand the ildren above, NAME Was and mother of the el named Hed 1898, The family was originally Qevent and the months of six WRN the y-#iX years, favs age AMES WILSON RE James Wilson Moore died Mis ula, Montana, Tharsday, April 4 MOK al i. vas ipjured by a fall about a month from which an abscess form- removed to a hospital, a0 operation passed away. Moore was born in Milesburg, this 1541. His wife, a daughter f Jacob Harpster, of Centre Hall, de sUrv winty December, Ves also J. Be ral nephews Cenaed, nim ; fu sister, ale, of Philadelphia, 51 d Ils ve ward Moors and H “1 Deng MH: er, of ward Edrly first joe From May 15686, of the d ¢, having served urtill PWR tyra ery st ferra, oniteris i g the {) Ler 1562 fe in July, 1865 of his deat! Haw receive o hargs “tin Mra Mo rs #irip to the dan Islands invalid lad the funeral * BLAND GRAY. ng Zane Bland home in Tyrone He fC Winty naving Hall Valley He ars of age. [no 1867 he was ior (ora WR sipire ¢ been Moon wae «IX yo in to He Rachael was a life long Miss Rad Am % arrisge nda Waddle church, also a member of the Tyrone L wige No 494 Accepted Mssone, and a member of the Wil ilamsport Consistory A. A. 85. R. The faperal occurred Monday afternoon st Interment at Tyrone. Free and NTEPHEN LOBAUGH Weds “iephen Lobsugh were futerred at Hall, death haviog resulted om a paralytic stroke Monday after. slay wfternoon the remains hire noon at his home in Willlamaport, His age was about fifty years. The deceased wes a native of Perry county, and was a prioter by trade, having at various times been employ. ed by mrst printing ofMces in this county. For several years he lived in Centre Hall. He was married to Miss Birdie Willow, who with one son, John, survives, PETER FRANCIS MoGOVERN. In attemptiog to jump a freight train at Butler, Peter Francis Mo. Govern was thrown under the wheels and so badly injured that he died shortly thereafter. He was eighteen years old, and was the son of Mr and Mra John MeGovern, of Bellefonte, Ioterment was made at that place beginning of this week, Alonzo McEwen died at Irvona, aeed sixty years. He wan born at Unionville, and spent his early life in this county. He served th hout the civil war his enlistment from this ny PE . LAMARTINE'S PRESENT. How the French Author Got a Big Price For a Little Poem. tor of the famous French journal, La Revue des Deux Mondes, contributors. One the publication Glronding,” and day shortly Lamartine's while the of “Les asked him write article magazine, to Lamartine fin Cons ented, Buloz, fearing that this was excuse and that he would the article, offered Lamartine vance, was In need of 4,000 francs time, i who at Three months tine's attention contribution had not yet b It was toward the end of great author was time to politics “While you ticle would you I have here?” he He enthusiastically r firmative, Months become ml! loz again ea I 1 him of the promised contri “But you see my iti the minister, “how Buloz frown “But, citi amount of the Interests permit mi “How mn “Four ti Lams mon an at handed over the later he the fact th Once at en Tec 1847, devoting his 10 later, tio iit HHOTAMO Nn CUS IUNIO. ful introduction ax Doves and Religion “One hing 1 red worthy Noah's consider For a with most thet the emblen have make it Ghost." Lady Burton ir Mohamme ~*Life of Sir Richam F. Barto: Where He Worshiped. Aa the minister village was on his way to evening service he met a rising young man of the place whom he was anxious to have become an active member of the church. “Good evening, my young friend,” he sald solemnly. “Do you ever atténd a place of worship?” “Yes, Indeed, sir, regularly every Sunday night,” replied the young fel low, with a smile. “I'm my way to see her now." Ladies’ Home Jour nal. # Tt new Ox on CHURCH APPOINTMENTS Preshyterian-Spring Mills, moming : Centre Hall, afternoon. Reformed-Centre Hall, morning ; Tusseyville, afternoon Lutheran-—Union. morning ; Georges Valley, afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. Methodist—Sprucetown, morning: Centre Hall, afternoon ; Spring Milla, evening. Com. manion at each point. {A niments not viven here hava not been rer to this offios, | Auction Saturday Evening. A regular, characteristic auction will be held at Colyer Baturday evening. Ice cream and cake will also be served, Everybody is invited Come right along. W. J. CorPENnAVER A fell talks through his hat when he i full to the brim. a a Cured of Bhevmatism Win. Henry, of rheumatism Mr 1 enn. had HTH rene! f the muscle Frapped Lhe 3 3 and to y Try a Pair Of Our. . Shoes. You Will Wear no Other. . # Centre Hall seve vvssvesvvVevse vee a ddd dA II EE A) R & » 3 3 2 g x A Protection Fi ial nid a Rates very reasonable, RUVE Dian WO you. Contract Dept., FFT ¥ E23 23 ptopondgiodyn dogresly regret it, IN YOUR HOME A Necessity, aera atnateateud Lh 5 all upon the manager, whadu admatnade at whose. FP aT THY Tf ahaa ali a Bellefonte, Pa. I peda dhe TT TTYTTYD | Be. VW WS NW WT ND DO ¢ / ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ / ; ; ; ¢ ¢ ; ) ¢ ¢ } } ) ) ; : } $ WT BBD W DD Linden Hall RIE CHET eo ww Ayer } man afmot | 2 BAIR ViooR the § 2 . 2 I'S ACH 4) SF CHERRY PECTOR POTS ora a ! ® .. Wall Paper... NOTICE! HOUSER BROS. Of State Colelge, have on hand WALL PAPER, BURLAPS, he Index... 35¢ per pound We have two sizes, but both are in pure white. You will like this paper there is nothing nicer at the price. «. | he Index... + aa $ ¢ WH E5% en Ki PLASTER PARIS Headquarters— Centre Hall Hotel | i Also Painting, Graining, and Picture Framing, TEE ROTLY. 0 Eston, Pa. 4 Whooping Cough, I have used Chamberlaln’s Cough Remedy in my family in ocsses of tell you that it is the best medicine I have ever used —W. P, Guwton, Posoo, Ga. This remedy is safe and suce, Sold by The Btar Siore, Centre Hall ; ¥, A. Carson, Potters Mills; ©. W., Barts, Tussey ville, AA oA A555 Tabie's, all sizes, at the ofboe, EGGS FOR HATCHING From our Superior S. C, White Leghorns— Renowned Layers. Lay all Winter, when eggs are high. Selected from 200 eggstrain hens, Same qual- ity you arc asked $2 to $3 i poultry journals OUR PRICE, (5 EGGS, 60 Cts. Also, Barred Plymouth Rocks, same price. Kerlin's Grand View Poultry Farm CENTRE HALL, PA, ip a shop Jouse on rear of lot, we are now pre. pared to do all kinds of... Wood Work, Painting and Trimming, We make a specialty of RIMMING AND SPOKEING 4+ 4 WHEELS. 4 + Both on Buggies & Wagons, Spokes and rims alwsys on hand and dry. WE REPAIR AND PAINT CHAIRS, ETC. House and Barn Painting CENTRE HALL, PA, pELLEPONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, Week Days. BASTWARD. + |= > NBER Eeann | | PENEEEEEL EY RER » S[EERERNER A EE EE85525885, EEEEEEEEEE BUEENSTRERaTE PRAPRPPRORIDOS
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