LOCAL AND PERSOKAL, a
A proposition is here made to the |
readers of the Reporter living a dis
| tance from Centre Hall to secure local
view post cards, The cards are all
well executed, and ure ns follows
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THE CENTRE REPORTE
Obituary, ratty Home Views
: Francis Fleisher was born inn Centre
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1807 county, July 2nd, 1836, and died at hig
= * | home in Oronoko township, Michigan,
TRAIN SCHEDULE September 11th, 1907,
pybruins leave Contre Hall on the Lewisburg nd | ong years, two months and nine days.
"EAST e178. M, And 2.85 p.m, March 24th, 1859, he was united in
: 13a. 1m, and 3.58 p. m, marriage to Zerby. To this
union eight children were born, three
Re bersburg.
Lloyd Walker and family, of Pit!
Lerirn,
Varsgraphs Pleked from Exchanges of
Interest to Reporter Reandaors
Deni
seventy- | wndition of Mra, William Daw-
that
physicians give little
Are visiting relatives atl this
place,
Mrs
visited
Watchman
aged Robert
reintives
Vonada, of Heading,
al this “ Down the Pike above Centre Hall
view shows the last quarter mil
nbove Centre Hall, & glimpse of
section of town, and country,
Birdseye View of Centre Hall,” from
her ate This |
of pike
the north |
$01 Das grown =O serious place n few il
Dont be scared
hope of | days this weal,
tending
¥ on Ay i i i 3 i
Rebecca her recovery, James Giramley and wife, of this |
si
Mis
State's Enrollment,
are en-
College,
Over one thousand students
rolled at Pennsylvania State
— Pr fr —
Return Traln from Fair,
Thursday sud Friday a special train
will be run over the Lewisburg and
Tyrone railroad as far as Coburn, leav-
even:
16
ing Bellefonte at 7 o'clock each
ing.
mmission fp Ant
Mitterting-Fmerick.
PD. Mit
Mayme Emerick were
ly and Centre
Pittsburg
They are both from
Miss
married recent-
Hall from
last week.
but
near
Cleveland terling and
arrived
W ednesday of
Centre Hall,
been employed
the groom has
Pittsburg since last spring.
ita ft mento
Kill Chickens
Sanday worthless
Two daugh-
ters preceded the father to the spirit
world,
April Oth, 1568, Mr. Fleisher
his family moved to Michigan
settled in the forest, which now is
beautiful, comfortable home, where he
spent forty-one years of his life,
He became converted in 1857, in the
Evangelical church, under the labors
of Rev, Philip Wagner, He united
with the chureh in which he was ¢
with
and
his
Oll-
a faithful mem-
ifty
n was thorough and
verted and nadned
ber ever since, a period of f
His con
christian
He
church, aud his
Years,
his
versi
experiences many in num-
I 3
sy
supported his
shelte
formany a weary Evangelical preacher,
He
yvidow, tl}
ber cheerfully
home was a
leaves to mourn his departure a
red
. hick
dogs got in chick-
Af —
Vecldenta
Two
way
was
Bo lp
Kelth's Thestrs
FTOUgnD Japan
ielight is Fred Walton,
Aream.
Joseph Drake, who thirty years ago |
went to Kansas, is visiting old friends |
minty. The only
that he has thus far been able |
Lis Mrs. Henry |
Pine Grove Mills,
Duck,
hundred |
|
decid- |
in Centre ¢ living |
relative
find
K rebs,
to Is cousin,
Of whose
was Millie Linst |
sold
maiden name
Drake
yenr Mr
Wool
twelve
dollars th and then
ed to visit tL}
Having
supply
»
gel their futare |
iron from Glenn Iron |
has decid-|
company
both the Gatesburg snd |
banks and are now sdver- |
There is considerable |
roperty connected with the
which ought to bring «|
15. Keen accidental
home Peon townshi
pjuried her hip
W. HB. Maize
t thelr dau
Watson
At
’
and relatives in Mifllinburg last week, |
Mrs, Lizzie Brown at present
visiting her father in this place. |
John Grardhofl, wife and daughter, |
in
town last week,
Farl Bmith, of Potters Mille, was a |
vigitor in town Baturday and Hunday. |
tins Ksts Smith, of Millheim, paid
her Mrs. Charles Mallory,
a short visit over Bunday.,
Har
bury
f
sister,
y Visited relatives in this place,
hn Esterline and wife, of
yy Bpent a few days thir week
Cleveland Brungard and Miss Lettie
Hili,
friends
of Centre kpent Satur
with in
of Millheim,
of
Mont
|
Valley.
Georges
asl week,
Tp
Voodward,
vi YWolle
oward Miller
——
Anonymous | eticor Writer,
the
while the
i al Geveloped in
Hall,
is evidently
and
& Wom
tany Mountain,
Lutheran, Hef
Churches
View of Main street i
southward, and from |
northward,
rmed and Presbyterian
{ Tange
itshylerian churet
View of Main street south from 1
W. B Mingle, Esq., and D. J. Meyer,
inamond looking north
Old Fort Hotel
Centre Hall Hote!
indian Lan
memo
Bevoiutl }
ed by
Obelisk bull
field, garden snd vis
ment and Fair
Kutrance 1 Penns Cave,
card« will ve malled 10
for FORTY CENTS. Re
minde In or two
postage stamps, Address : The
RE REPORTER, Centre Hall, Pa
These elever
address
ne
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Bellefonte, Pa.
We
can give you
better
for the money
prices.
goods
now than we
have ever
before.
If you want a
couch, rocker,
dresser, or an
iron bed, come
in and see out
complete line.
Rearick’s
FurnitureStore
Centre Hall, Pa.
REO CRATE ATI
Re SERN Sr
Hempled to blacken the
crobat
Si
from the of her selected victims, We have placed in stock
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Death of a Babe
I'he Reporter readers will les th
regret of th
Mr.
ment was ade in h
ph a.
babe had be
came t
arrival
bride
when the little
Beury
Fischer, 3
¥. and
kin,
jhe close of a wedding
1 ; 4
gesatn of 8 babe, son «
snd
1 10 VY
irom
will
Mr O8Imo-
'n shortly afte
WIT are
oe oie 11
ihe child was b
Z und the
world, which occupied
and although the in
time in the best of
parents were
in the little
a year's time,
i
{ was al no
health, the young
ely wrapped
had
omplet
aud
up
One
me,
never
reaching six months of age,
scion
Bradford & Brisbin,
Hall, Pa,
Dear Birs : Here's tale
point to it. Florida the
state in the Union for paint.
Gilmore & Davis Co., Tallahassee,
Florida, think they know what paint
can do in their climate ; they've been
painting for 356 years, Devoe ten years ;
and they say Devoe wears 10 years.
their words are : ** Buildings we paint-
ed 10 years ago are in good condition
of paint today."
Then also lead-and.oil wears
one year there; Devoe 10 years !
Ten yeuis is a long life time for paint
in Florida ; longer than 20 in Maine.
We den’t dare say that either is true
as a general fact in those states; but
there are such instances,
Lf we should call the cost of Devoe in
Florida half the usual cost of paiot, it
would be too much ; we suppose it's
one-third ; there is so much trash
there—the costliest paint isthe worst,
and the worst is the costliest every-
where,
Letter to
Centre
a with a
hardest
is
only
Yours truly,
KF. W. Devor & Co.,
88 New York.
renner & Bon sell our paint,
| torn
for
i
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LOCALS
te Central railroad
» two cent fare
rate,
Hmith, of Howard, this
nd the Rocky Mountains to
He
Wed
the winter, has been
» health,
of Pittsburg, is home
He iia
number
ge
of
y for himself
ff the Re
in orders for eights
¥ ail 8
if Krie, wi located in
| Lhe
| Home,
i going the ¥Falr neat
| week you sre goliug to have a good
You can't have it if you are
chilled to the marrow, If it is cool
put on plenty of good warm clothes,
It won't cost you anything and you
will look and feel a better
than if you are standing around shiver-
ing in a white dress or summer suit
Mesars. J. Frank Rearick, of Phila.
delphis, and George W, Gingerich, of
near Centre Hall, were callers Mon.
day. Mr, Besrick is taking his vaca-
tion at present, and expects to return
to the city again in a short time. He
is selling acetylene light plants,
and also handles some real estate,
which at present is booming in West
Philadelphia,
The announcement that Rev. Edgar
R Heckman had been appointed
pastor of the First Methodist church
at Bloomsburg, seems to have been
premature. he official board of the
church received notice recently that
the appointment had been made, but
the statement Is now made by one of
the presiding elders that the appoint.
ment was only a tentative one and
that no final setion will be taken by
Bishop McDowell until after he re
celves further Information from the
presidirg elders,
is comf irtably
Pennsylvania Soldiers’ and Sailors’
YOu sre to
| time,
good deal
Ait
snyder Heunlop
feild gt
Mr.
one-half
All
were
Phe Buyer reliion was
£4 §
{ old homestead, tle home of
two snd
Hall,
a grandchildre:
i Mrs. J. H., Bosder,
miles east of Centre
an pres
chitidren
eul, there being six children and four
teen
grandchildren,
Lis es 4
Following are the
ed Mr
LH Ose
D. E
Verna
Linder
soyder,
ttend and Mrs
“oa
nvder, jsudia,
CHIME,
5
GIA)
Mr
ald Margaret,
Mrs. F.
PK
| Hall ; aud N,
ol
Centre Hall ; Mr, apd Mrs, J. 1. Boy-
der, Freeport, 11i Mr. and Mrs. M
H. SBuyder, children, Bertha, Romie
and Isabel, Greensburg ; Mr. and Mrs.
{ Havry Davidson and son William,
Milroy ; Mr. and Mrs, 4. C. Lutz, sons
John and George, Centre Hall,
A feast of good things was prepared
and partaken of by all. As the com-
pauy dispersed all expressed the hope
participate in many
more such occasions,
of being able to
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Transfer of Rew! Estaile
80, 1591 ; D acres 111 perches in Mill
heim, $968.75.
Robt, H, Irwin, et, al, to
Harris, Sept. 14, 1907 ; land in
fonte. $1.
0.Jd,. Woll, et. ux., to Hannah Zer
by, March 28, 1907; 14 mores in Penn
twp. $1000,
Raberta Yarington, et. bar, to
American Lime Stone Co, Bept. &,
1907 ; § interest, In Spriog twp. $500,
L. K. Btoner, et. al, to Mary E.
Bright, April 20, 1907; § interest, In
Halves twp, $60,
Geo. Brights, et. ux. to Mary
Bright, April 27, 1907; 28 scr s,
perches in Halves twp, $1545.
James
Belle-
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Cider Press Notioe,
Andrew Korman has his elder proes
in operation sud will operate it Tues
day sud Friday of each week,
& Clalatier as
Culion shou
id the guilty
Ue discovered Of all cowards,
i " Yous jeiler wriler
ty ALA whe
Lae
1156 ‘veered # hich
bigges
ie sooner or later—she will regret
of
§F Wil
having followed up the
suggesilion
the evil spirit
WR —
Bosrds of Health
! Niale Hleaith
i is ug Dr.
Chamibersbar
ia pu {if tile
Biines
Joan A
thal +
Dixon
of
the
of
At
cut
of
1563, although
to
orgsmizs tions in working
Ibe health department has
{Issued a free pamphlet of ntalning a
fer
Lavy H sash,
i’
toler of
the sials Donrds
ih
* '
preset
hes ta Ln silialicr boroughs
Hany boroughs ate wit
|
{thie reguisnrly organized boards
{ health under the law of
imporiaut ia sll commuaities
fit is
LL ene
‘have
order,
{ model set of rules that will aid in ore
gunizing and regulatiog the hoards,
Wp
Latest voon Soug Free,
* Caroling,’ the latest Coon song,
which made a great hit at the various
summer resorts this season, wil be
mailed you Free upon receipt of your
name, address and tea cents to cover
postage and sdvertising expenses,
Mend name st once. Qoly a limit 4
number will be given away, Address
J. H, Trour Music Housg,
| 00.18 Hurrisburg, Pa
ls Mets
ertain Care for Cronp—Used Ton Years
Without a Fallure,
Mr W. C. Bolt, a Star City, Ind.,
hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in
his praise of Chamberinin’s Cough
Remedy. His children have all been
subject to oroup snd he has used this
reruedy for the past ten years, and
though they much feared the croup,
his wife and he always felt safe upon
retiring when a» bottle of Chamber.
lain’s Cough Remedy was in the
house, His oldest child was subject to
severe attacks of croup, but this
remedy never fatled to effect a speedy
cure, He recommended 11 to friends
snd neighbors and all who have used
it way that it is unequaled for croup
sud whooplog cough. For sale by
The Siar Store, Centre Hall ; A.
Carson, Pottars Mills ; C. W, Swarig,
Tussey ville,
A
October third,
the largest line of unfram-
ed pictures that this store
ever had, Our stock too,
has a wide range both in
quality and price. We
have them from 10 cents
cach to $10 each, and all
sorts of subjects,
We frame pictures too,
Let us show you what
a picture we can make, by
matting and framing one
of our Rooent color prints.
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PPO L000CE00000R000O POO
IANOS and
ORGANS...,
The LESTER Piano is a strict-
ly high grade instrument endorsed
by the New England Conservatory
Boston, Mass., Broad Street Con-
servatory, Philadelphia, as being
unsurpassed for tone, touch and
finish, 3
The “Stevens”gReed-Pipe
Plano Organ is the new-
est thing on the market,
We are also headquarters
for the “White” Sewing
Machine,
Terms to suit the buyer, Ask for
catalogue and prices,
C. E. ZEIGLER
: SPRING MILLS, - .
000000 manbbab BOR
PA,
Advertise in the Reporter,
Tee Te
Sees Be
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C. A. Krape
* Spring [ills - - «= Pa.
#
Wania]
Lard, . Side Meat,
Onions, Chickens,
Fresh Eggs.
Highest Cash prices
paid for same deliver-
ed to Creamery,
Howard Greamery Corp,
CENTRE HALL, PA,
Quinay, Sprains and Swelllngs Cured,
"In November, 1901, I caught cold
and had the quinay, My throat was
swollen so 1 could hardly breathe, 1
appliea Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
It gave me relief in a short time. In
two days I was all righty says Mra. L.
Cousins, Otterbarn, Mich, Chamber
Inin’s pa Baum in » nfment and is
especial unble sprains and
swellin For sale by
The teore, Jeutre Hall | F. A
Tussey ville, i