MENT. Notice is hereby giv. on that the following persons and ficns have been appraised and are hereby lable for mercantile and li conse taxes for the year 1908, AARONSBURG RETAILERS Bower, Warren. produce Bower, E A., general store Bower, A, M., meats Bower, A. F., implements Krape, J. F., general store Kester, G. W,, implements Minnich, F. P,, produce : Musser, C. E.. tobacco, confectionery Mensch, R. W., general store Stover, Climer H., hardware Stover, A. H., wall paper AXEMANN Donovan, Jerry, serap fron O'Bryan, G. W,, general store BELLEFONTE Alkens, Mrs. J, A, ladies’ furnishings Bellefonte Lumber Co,, lumber Allison, Archibald, plumber Albert, C , cigars Baum, Sim, clothing Blackford, C, 1., cigurs Brackbill, W. R., furniture Blair, F. P., jewelry Brandman, K, general store Brown, Mrs. M.. cigars & tobacco Brockerhofl, J. M., cigars Brouse, R. 8,, groceries Beezer, P. L., meats Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co, coal Bush, G.T., stationery Beck, R. A,, cigars and soap Cunningham, Mitchell, cigars Coxey, W. C., groceries Carpeneto, Lewis, tobacco & conlec. Cedar, Jos, confeciionery Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber Casebeer, C, D., Jeweler Doll, W. H., confectionery Dubbs, Jno. G., implements Daggett, W. L., cigamns Donachy, 8. A., b & 10 cent store Eckenroth, E. J., wall paper fauble, M. & Son, clothing Finkeistine, J., 5 & 10 cent store Garman, E. F., general store Garman, A, 8, cigars Gamble, Gheen & Co., flour and feed Garbrick, A. 1, groceries Garbrick, Harry EK, groceries Green, F. Potts, drugs Galbraith, Frank, jewelry Gephart, M. C., instruments Gephart, H, E Gillen, Grocery, groceries Garbrick Bros., machinists, Gettig, L. H. meats Hazel Bros. groceries Hall, G. W. & Co,, pianos Irvin, E. P., dry goods Irvin, H, F., tobacco & cigars Joseph Bros. and Co, general store Krumrine, Sidney, drugs Katz and Co., gen, store Keichline, J. S., conf, and {ruit Kniselly Bros,, Cigars Lyon & Co., general store Lyon, W. A., meats Lyon, J. P., automobiles Linn, H, 8, china ball Montgomery & Co., clothing Mendis, Peter, scrap iron Marion Supply Co., gen. store Meese, John, general store Mingle, A. C., shoes Miller, Geo, A., agt, stoves, Lnware Miller, C. W., tobacco Miller, BR. P. & Son, groceries Miller, David, groceries McClure, W. M., agt., harness MoeQuistion, 8. A. & Co., buggies MeCalmont & Co., implements Moerschbacher, Chas, tobacco and confectionery Noonan, J. A., cigars Naginey, F. E., furniture Otto, Harry D., tobacco and cigars Olewine, John, hardware Parish, C. M., drugs Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., Roan, E. T., groceries Hay, H. 8, cigars Rhoads, E. K., coal and grain Schad & Bro., plumbing Sheffer, I. D., groceries Singer Mig. Co., sewing machines Sourbeck, John, coulectionery Shuey, C. C,, groceries Schotield, James, harness Sechler & Co. groceries Spigelmyer, G, H., Chinaware Summers, Jas, cigars The Index Book & Stationery Lo, books, ete. Thall, J. F., confectionery Taylor, R. B., coal Twitmire, W.T,, stoves Wagner, C. Y., gms Waite, J, 8. & Co, implements Willard, D, I, general store Williams, 8. H., wall paper Wian, J. 8, Harness Yeager & Davis, shoes Zeller & Son, drugs hardware BLANCHARD Harter, W. 1, furniture Kunes, D, B,, cigars Moon, A. R,, groceries Page, G. W., general store Quigley, J. A, general store Snyder, H. A. grocaries Btrawentter, Fred, confectionery Williams, C, A, general store BOALSBBURG Bell, 8. M., stoves and tinware Hess, Harry T., confectionery Harrison & Ishler, general store Hoover, Boyd, produce Stover, O. W,, implements stuart & Wieland, general store Wieland & Gingerich, buggies BENORE Bottor!, John, groceries Emerick, Lyman, general mdse, Haugh, John, general store BUFFALO RUN Mattern, J. L.. general store CENTRE HALL Benner, Geo., general store Boozer, D. A., saddlery Bushman, G. W,, jewelry Centre Hall Supply Co., produce Dauberman, J, G., butcher Foreman & Smith, grain and coal Henney, Mrs. Lucy, millinery Howard Creamery Co,, produce Kreamer & Son, general store Luse, A P. and Son, lumber Murray, J. D, drugs Meyer, W. H., gen. store Rearick, Bros, furniture Royer, Ed , cigars teesman, J. A, stoves Runkie, J. W., cigars Smith, J. F., general store Weber, J, H, & 8. E,, grain and coal COBURN Crader, W., general store Coburn Grain & Produce Co., grain & coal, Dinges, Cloyd, grain Glassgow, J. W., gen. store Harter, James E., gen, store Hosterman, T. A., supplies Hartline, H. G., con. and cigars Howard Cream ary Co., produce Kerstetter, J. W,, gen, store Moyer Bros, lumber Rote, 8, G. & Co, grain Rote, 8. G., gen mdse. Stover, A. J., shingles VYonada, Andrew, lumber CLARENCE Chambers & Uzzle, gen. store Lloski, Wm., gen. store Katchik, Geo. cigars Mecow, ‘oseph, groceries Rusnak, John, gen. store Tocash, Wm, groceries Zewak, John, groceries CENTRE HILL Bible, J. C,, groceries Smith, Robert COLYER Copanhaver, I. W , gen. store FARMERS MILLS Emerick, J. F., saddler Fredericks, Sam, flour & feel Rishell, J. H., gen. store FEIDLER Woll, (i. W. & Son, gen store Winklebiech, J. W. & Co,, gen FLEMING Alexander, J. B., coal ullock, W. G., mine ties Buck, D.. grain Earon, W. H., coal Greist, T. KE, gen. store Harper, W. T.. produce Harris, J, PP, Jr. lumber Holt, Bamuel, cigars rk, produce F., flour and feed . gen. store . E., produce FILMORE '.. Ron. gen. store GATESBURG Dermit, 5. E., gen store Rider, M., ne . iplements store GUYER Miller, G.. wood and coal Warning, Ralph, gen. s.ore HANNAH FURNACE Beckwith, Thos , produce Beckwith, Mrs. J W_, gen. store Walk, J. M., grocerios HUBLERSBURG Hoy, G. F., gen_ store Hoy, N., coal Kessinger, F. L., groceries HOWARD Condo, J. F., groceries Holter, H. C.. furniture Hall, Wil . Ren, store Kilne & Wolf, gen. store Leathers, Leroy, produce Long, W. H., grain 4 Lucas, C. C., gen. Store Lucas, C. H., confectionery Moore, H. A, drugs Moore, C. R., jeweler Miner, M., jeveiap Mann, W. T,, produce MeEatire, D. O., drugs Neff, W. H. & Sou, furniture Pletcher, W, B,, produce Pletcher, T. A, saddlery Schenck, A. A, hardware Thompson, L. C., gen. store Weber, HB, Bons, gen, store Wallzer, Chas, meats JULIAN Boyer, Chas., paper wood, ete Bullock, E. 8., mine lumber Davis, 1. F., groceries Henderson, J E., groceries Mattern, H. K,, produce Miller, W 8B. & Albert, Coal Nason, J. C., gen, store Parsons, John, groceries Tallhelm, W, G, & Bon, gen, store Turner, J, H., gen. store Wilson, C. M., produce LIVONIA Stover, George B., clgars LINDEN HALL Keller, Mrs. J. W., gen, store Ross, J. H., gon. store Wieland, F. E., gen. store LEMONT Lenker, J. E., gen. store Mitchell, John, hardware Meyer, Geo. coal Ross, Elmer C,, gen. store Schreck Bros, carriages, ete. Williams & Roan, furniture MOUNT EAGLE Baney, W. H., confectionery Deitz, J. F. produce Heverly, E. E , groceries MARTHA Ebberts, O. D., gen. store MOSHANNON Craft, A. L., groceries (irove, A. A. groceries Lucas, J. T., gen, store Trubidy, K. & A., groceries Weaver, T. D., coniectionery MINGOVILLE Workman, C. C., groceries MILLHEIM Auman, N, A., groceries Auman, E L., grain Breon, C. H., records Campbell, 8. M., farniture Frank, A. A. gen. store Groff, Wm., druggist Hartman, J. H. B. & Co, hardware Hosterman & Stover, hardware Kessler, A,, clothing Kline, J. A; & Soa, flour Laoitzel. P. P., produce Meyer Bros, meats Mauk, Misa M E millinery Mauk, EL. W,, agl., groceries Meyer, T. F., dry goods McMullen, E. B,, flour & feed McClellan, Chas, groceries Neiman, D. J, clothing Shauver, lsaac, Cigamn Springer, G. L., cigars Spigeimeyer, J., Iwo gen, sores Stover, BR. 8, jeweler Ulich, T. B., cigars MADISONBURG Evert, T. B., gen. store Hazel, A. J. & Co, gen Gettig, 8B. BR, cigars MILESBURG Boggs, M. 8., groceries Else, C. H,, drugs. ele Central Supply Co. gen. store Grove, Hannah, coal Hamshbarger, Z. T., meats Jodon, C. E , confectionery Kohibecker, H. A. cigars Miles, W. H. & Son, gen. store Milesburg Store Co., gon. sor Noll, Geo., coal spmnkie, T. C. confectionery Wetzler, F. L. & Co., gen. store MONUMENT Bergner, Albert, groceries Clymer, H. R., groceri Paul, Clark, cigars MUNSON Eisenhauer, Fred, cigars Nugent, Lawrence, cigars NITTANY Beck. John H. & Son. gen, store Emerick, R. F,, cigars Peck, E. and Son, gen, store OAL HALL Close, 8, A., gen. store Etters, Clayton, grain Sellers, Edward {mplement Weber, J. H. & BE grain & coal OSCEOLA MILLS lore Goss, Wesley, groceries Hom, B, W,, hardware McMullen, J. W., confectionery Stein, 8. B, & Son, ateam fittings Walker, KR. J., lumber ORVIS Hays Run Mfr. Co., gon, mdse, PINE GROVE MILLS Archey, Alex. gen. store Everts, J. N,, gen, store Haberling, J. B., furniture Hess, J, G,, stationery Keller, J. & Bon, coal Kepler & Musser, grain Krebs & Bro, J. B., gen, store Randolph, BR. R., cigars PHILIPSBURG Adelman & Ratowsky, dry goods Antis, A. B., confectionery Ayers, H, B,, grocery Andrews, W. C., dry goods Brown, W. B., druggist Baltic Bupply Co., gen, store Bloom, J, E., saddlery Blower, H. 8., frames Burchfield, W. C., novelties Copelin, Harry, peddier Central Trading Co , gen. stop Cohen, J., peddier Cole, FF. A. & Co., tobacco & cigars Copelin, Duke, flour & feed Custer & Norris, wall paper Crissman & Brown, drugs Davis, E. M., cigars Davidson Bros., confectionery Deakin, Thos, cigars Davis, OO, H., jeweler Emory Grocery Co., groceries Forgey, J. A., groceries Fort M. 1, meats Forcey, D., drugs Fryberger, C. T., flour & {eed Finberg, Isaac, peddier Finberg, Jacob, junk Finberg, Max, junk Garfinkle, F., junk Garfinkle, H., meat market Goodrich, D. W., confect. & cigars Gelfant, 8, dry goods Gill, Wm. ¥., sporting goods Gowland Mig. Co., steam fitter Gullic, Chas, H., wagons Gernon, Lewis B., shoes Graham, Herd & Co., hardware Globe Clothing Co., ¢l Hess, Win, gr rion Herman, Geo. groceries Herd, A. B., cigars Hugg, Andrew, cigars Holtman Bros, « Harper, H, E., © Howarth Bros. BF. no Haggerty, EE. Ickes, Lillian, B Isenburg, Isaac, juni Jafler, L., grocery Jones, Mrs A. E., Jones Bros. groceries ciothing Is, cigars A., Ren. store K« i, J. F., hardware Kessler Co. 1. G., gen. sto Kellock, Geo, M Kyler, Mrs. Annie, g Kilne, Mm. C, Ki , N., conlectioner) sr, Frank Mrs M Ww clears, els Rober Rodgers Robin Nwires Jace Song ie, Samuel, Streamer, Morris, k Co Tarnbach Hwd. Co J. H. bardware Vall, Orrin, clgam Wolf, Wm., grain & flour Waple, Charles, cigars Weber, Frank, clgarn Wright, 8, W., Jovralry Wilenzick, Rebecca, clothing Wysotzkey, Dan, clgars PORT MATILDA Biuvlow, Jacob, olls, ete, Chaney & Thompson, gen. store Eller & McKinney, gen, store Gates, G. W,, produce Gingery & Willlams, gen. store Hoover, W. P., hardware Kelly, John, prodoce Pringle, 8. RB, general store Patton, Jas. H,, produce Patton, W, T,, produce Heese, John, groceries Hoese, A. W., grain Williams, J. M,, flour and grain Wiser, W. J., furniture Williams & Spots, produce Weiser, Thurm, produce Woodring, H. C., coal PLEABART GAP Milward, John, meats Mulfinger, John C,, coal Noll, Wm. H. Jr. & Bro,, gen. store Williams, Boyd, general store PINE GLENN lonk, G. K., general store Watson, Wm., groceries POWELTON Vulcan Trading Co., general store POTTERS MILLS Hauser, W. H., general mdse, Carson, F. A., general store Reidsh, J, B,, cigars Smith, Emanuel, general store PENNA. FURNACE Hess, C. B., general store Miller, C. D,, general store Ward, W. 8., general store REBERSBURG Bartges, C. KE. jeweler Bierly, R. D., blankets, etc Carlin, J. W., general store Faxon, Thos, ’ Frank, 1. B., Harter, J. W., r Hazel, A, J. general store ROLAND Morrison & Glenn, general store ROMOLA B., general store RUNVILLE Poorman, Edward, general store BTATE COLLEGE grain , DUR Rios, elo stard, W. D., wall paper Crust, Reuben, coal Corl, G. K., coal Decker, C., montis Foster, P. D., coal and grain Fye, L. D., general store Graham, Geo, F., perfumes Harrison, Chas. ¥., confectionery Hartswick, A. H., shoes Harvey, A, K., general store Harvey, Mrs. A. K., millinery Harvey Bros, confectionery Holmes, J. H. Jr, bicycles Holmes, 1. C,, genensl store Jackson, G. B,, cigar Knisely Bros. , cigars port Bros, meats ltzedl, H. A, stationery wk, H. D., drugs Meck, H. D. Co., hardware Markie, J. ¢.. meals Musser, Harry W., groceries McCormick, C. B., implements Nittany Printing Patdishing Co. Pearce Bros, general store ners, Perry, clothing ter, P. D., general store yv, C. E., jeweler s College Bupply Co... gen. store vena WW. W., cigan Robb, E, it {ure shoto goods re. CIEATS sompecn, Geo, groceries LEREBBERE BPRING MILLS 4 n W. G., produce Aunckerman, F., general store Allison, W. M., grain and Sour Brian, H. J. produce Condo, O. L., tnggies Condo, J. C., buggies Corman, And, general store Corman, O, T., produce Puniap. A. C., jewelry Duck, ¥. P. implements and repairs Evans, 4. Wells, produce Fisher J. B. & sons, general mde Finkle, C. KE, genera store Krape, C, A, shoo store Long, C. P., general store Lovg, 3. D., coal Myers, W, H., meals Messmer, John, uee Ripka, Daniel, cigars Ripka, E D,, supplies Rishel, J. H., general store Rossman, H. ¥., general store Rossman, D. H., produce Smith, Juo. & Bro, furniture Buyder, L, G,, produce Hweetwood, Mrs, D. W., oils Wood, J. W,, clgars Wert, J. K., & Bro, fish Zeigler, C. E., music inst Zeigler, DD. W., flour, ele, Zettle, Jerry, hides BNOW BHOE Harr, Adam, cigars and tobaceo Buddinger, T.B., fetes] slore Guneallos, Jobn, clothing Kelley, John A., cigars Kelley & Nugent, general store Kelley &Co., J. A., groceries Poser, Jones, clothing Redding, Lawrence, cigars Heesr, John A., meals Bickel, W. A., drugs Thompson & Watson, general store Uzzle, John G.,, cigars Yarnell, James | | stationery BEMULLTON Bmull, W. E., general store Stover, H. H , extracts BANDY RIDGE Garland, Mrs. Annie, groceries Hess, F. W_, cigars Heath, Lilly B., millinery Jafle, L., clothing Rea & Hindlittle, cigars Sandy Ridge Bore Company, gen- eral store Stuart, HB. groceries STORMETOWN Burkett, I, G., genera! store Eves, J. P., produce Griffin, J. H., general store Gray, John 1., produce Mattern. J. C,, implements Waite, H. B., produce TUBBEYVILLE Ishler, M. C , millinery swartz, C, W,, general store WADDLE Hoy, John A. general store WOLFE STORE Gephart, 8B. L., peneral store Weaver & Bon, flour and feed WALKER Betz, MB , general store Yeaurick, N. H , general store WINGATE Haruish, John M., groceries WOODWARD Hosterman, C. W., produce Hosterman, C. W., general store Orndorf, L. D., groceries Wolf, BR. M., gencral store Yearick, A. M., produce YARNELL Confer, Ira P., general store ZION Eby, J. W., coal Kauffman, Amos, shingles Noll & Co, A. B. general store Bhope, Cyrus, grooerios WHOLESALERS AARONREBURG Crouse, H, K., produce BELLEFONTE Atlantic Refining Co., oils Bellefonte Fusl & Supply Co., eoal FP. B. Cryder & Bon, lumber Gedss, Wagner, hay Herman Bottling Works, soft drinks Joseph Brothers & Co. seeds Landerbach Barver Co, groceries Luckentach, A., grein and hay Macker, Harry, produce Polter-Hoy Hardware Co. hardware Wagner. C. Y,, flour and grain OCOBURN Atlantic Refining Co., olls Coburn Grain & Creamery Company, grain CENTRE HALL Bartholomew, Charles 1, eggs and poultry Fostmag Bmith, grain and hay & renns Valley, Egpd 3 ny. produce NE RE Efv Weber. J. H. & 8. K, n kbd hay HOWARD Delhi, J. 8, produce Smith. Orlando, produce HUBLERSBURG Hoy. J. F.,.graln LINDER HALL Ross, J. H.. bay and grain Wieland, F. E , bay and grain LEMONT Meyer, George, hay and grain Ross, Kimer C., grain RITTARY Beck & Hoy, grain OAK HALL Farre, Wm, produce Weber, J. H. £8. E., grain PENN. FURNACE Brown, A, M , lumber PHILIPBBURG Atlantic Befining Co. olls Copelin, Dunkle, fiour and feed Gill, 1. D., miniog supplies Hoffman Bros., obscos Lauderbach Barber Co,, groceries swift & Co., meats Turnbach Hardware Company, J. H., hardware Union Petroleum Co., olis PORT MATILDA Crain, W. Beott, mine props BROW SHOE Kelley & Co., groceries BPRING MILLIS Moyer, William, produce Spring Mills Creamery produce BTATE COLLEGE Keller, GG. B,, wool TUBBEY VILLE Rockey, W. F., produce EATING HOUSES BELLEFONTE Blackford, C. 1., eating house Brown, Mrs. 8, M., esting house Moeschbacher, Charlies, eating house summers, James, eating house FLEMING Holt, 8B, W., eating house HOWARD Lucas, CC, H., esting house Williams, G, L., eating house MILESBURG Bprankle, T, C., eating house ORYIS Dawson, Matt, esting house PHILIPSBURG Johnson, O. L., eating house Johnson, Mrs, Earl, eating house Robins, John, enting house Bleel, George, eating house Wallace, Mermaw, esting house STATE COLLEGE Harrison, Charies ¥., esting house Bhafler, J, C., eating house BANDY RIDGE Bea & Hindlittle, eating house BENOW BHOE Barr, Adam, eating house Company, ILLIARDS BELLEVORTE Brockerhoff, J. M Kuisely Brothers, 1 Moesc hbarger, Charles, billiards BLANCHARD Moon, A. E.. billiards CLARENCE Mecon, Joseph, billiards ORVIS Barvey, J. L., billiards PHILIPEBURG Cole, ¥. A., billiards Deskin, Thomas, billiards BENOW BHOE Kelley, John A., billiards STATE COLLEGE Blephen, W. G., bill Knisely Brothers, bil Res & Hind BROKERS BELLEFONTE Garman, D. Est., brokers LAVONIA Stover, Thomas N., broker STATE COLLEGE Nittany Real Bstate Co., brokers PHILIPSBURG Bair, W. T., broker Boott, George, broker For the purpose of correcting apy errors of appralsements, appelis will be held ai the County Tress urer's office, Bellefonte, Pennsyl- vania,, on Saturday. May 20d. 1908, between the hours of # A M. and 2 P. MM. and those who so desire van sllend D. G. GINGERY, Mercantile Appraiser DEATHS GEORGE W. REAM. The death of George W. Ream oc- curred suddenly Saturday morning, at his home near Penns Cave. Mr. Ream was apparently in his usual health, wife of Elmer Behenck, of Boalsburg, two brothers and three sisters. Funer- al services were held Monday, Rev. W. ww. Rhoads officiating. DR. GEORGE P, WEAVER. Dr. George P. Weaver, a native of when he grew suddenly worse and died at the hour stated. He had been day and his sudden death has been a great shock. home from the effects of a paralytic stroke. He was uncouscious when picked up, and remained in that con- morning. His age waa fifty-three years Interment was made at the Union, Wednesday forenoon, his pastor, Rev assisted by Rev. D. Gress, officiating. Mr. Ream was a native of Gregg township, having been the son of John B. Ream, and was a resident of that Saturday evening, aged seventy-two years. Interment was made in Bt Paul’s cemetery, below Aaronsburg, ister. Religious services were held at the late home of the deceased by Rev. | and st the cemetery Frank Leach read | the Masonic ovurial rites, Mr. Weaver is survived by a widow, | vee Catharine A. Motz, also a native of She was born: in Bufialo Rao Vally fifty-four years ago. Miss Blanch E. Straub, died at the in Spring township, Thursday of last week, aged forty-two years, Oak Hall, Philip Bradford, wife and family, of Lemont, were visitors at the home of! Frank Ishler on Bunday. Messrs. Gilogerich and Riter, of | fs survived by a wife, nee Annie Shreckengost, and three sons—John, Lemont. The decased was a farmer by occu- pation, but this spring sold his stock and implements to his second son Daniel P. Ream, who began farming and in politics was a firm believer in Philadelphia. Mr Weaver when first leaving Wood- the territory about Philadelphia. their wives, Eugene and Frank Leach, and a Woodland Avenue undertaker. He was highly thought of by his heigh- | bors, and in every respect was a good citizen, : W. A. WHITE. Friday morning W. A. White died u ddenly at the home of W. H. Thomp- son, at Howard. He arose In the morning, kindled the fire, and assisted the Thompson children in dressing themselves, and after breakfast while helping to do work about the house he became suddenly ill. He went to bed, sand io a few minutes thereafter death ended his life, the direct cause being apoplexy. The deceased was born in Maryland, in 1854, and for twenty seven years he had been a resident of Howard, first being employed at the furnace, Later he was a railroad trackman, but while working on the Bald Eagle Vally rail road a sore developed on one of his limbs, which necessitated amputation, The decensed was & member of the United Evangelicai church of Howard snd was always found in attendance at the services. Burviviog him are his JACOB NEIDIG. Thursday evening of last week Jacob Neidig died at his home at Woodward, aged sixty-nine years, nine days. Her. vices over the remains were held Mon- day morning, Rev. Bheeder officiat- ing, the deceased having been a mem- ber of the Lutheran church for many years, : Mr. Neidig was a farmer by occups- tion, but ately lived retired. Burviving him are his wife, nee Catharine Rishel, of Farmers Mills, and two brothers Daniel, of State College, and Augustus, eg resident of Wisconsin, He had been an invalid for many years, having been afflicted with rheumatism, The direct cause of death waa due to paralysis, — W. R. Jenkins, the well known in- ventor and member of the Howard Iron and Tool Co., died very suddenly Thursday evening of last week, at 5.45, at his home In Bellefonte. He had been suftering from scute inoigestion wife Anns R., and one dsughter Tillie, til about three o'clock in the afternoon Centre Hall, spent several days last | week dehorniog cattle in this vicinity. D. M. Campbell, of Linden Hall, transacted business in town Thursday. | Miss Gertrude Wieland spent several | days at the home of Theodore Boal at | | Boalsburg. | burg, spent Tuesday in town. | Mrs. Ada Benner and son Harry | spent Bunday st the home of Willis | Houtz, at Centre Furnace. | Miss Edith Korman spent several {days at Boalsburg, sewing for Mrs. Boal. Harry Williams and Ephraim Klinger, of Lemont, were visitors in town Bunday, as were also a number of Btate College students, A. W. Dale transacted business in State College Thursday. Potters Mills. The many friends of Harry Shires will greatly miss him, ss he was a good teacher, His school dlosed on Friday. William Currey Is on the sick list. Mrs. John Miller fell and broke her 'wrm Friday of last week. All feel sorry and hope for her speedy recovery. The young people of this place gathered at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Friday night in honor of their Lowell's fifteenth birthday, and repo t having had a good time. The mountain nesr the home of Perry was On fire Bunday, but a Mra. Valmer was very (ll for a few weeks, but her many friends will be about again. The church at Sprucetown was well filled Buuday to hear the new min- | I A A — Rebersburg. John Rupp, who was employed at Washington, returned to his home in this place, and at this writing is Mrs. Ida Hosterman and children, after spending some time with friends at Coburn, returned home Saturday, and is now visiting at the home of Noah Corman. Jonathan Bpaogler, of this place, is al present on the sick list, Miss Lulu Stover, of Millheim, spent Saturday and Sunday with her friend, Miss Amy Stover, at this place. Misses Aneada Royer and Celia Brungard have returned to the Lock Haven Normal School after visiting their parents in this place. Mrs. Henry Moyer, who lives a few ing after a few days’ illness, Cephas Royer smoved into John Harter's tenent house, north of town, last week, and will be employed on Mr. Harter’s farm this summer. Spring Mills. Mr, Harry Miller, of Mill Hall, was | visiting with his sister, Mm. C. C.| Cummings, for a few days. Mr. Mil | ler is one of the milk dealers of that | place and has built up quite a profits | ble trade, Orvis Beatty and son, Glen, of Avis, visited friend's here. Mr. Beatty spent most of his life here save the last fow years, 80 it seems like home to him to come back occasionlly to see his many friends. Oliver Corman is the pew mail carrier from the Post Office io the Sta tion. Mr, Taylor's year was up and he did not desire to reengage, as he moved his family to Brush Valley. George Krise, of Chicago, visited the home of his younger days, one day last week. Last Monday morning about nine o'clock the stable belonging to Thomes Jamison near the station was destroyed by fire, Also three pigs and several chickens. The building is sup. posed to have caught by sparks from been destroyed as it was quite windy. | Mr. George Ream, of Penns Cave, | stroke the evening previous. Funeral service Wednesday. Rev. lantz preached his first ser- Woodward. C. H. Eby, of near Yeagertown, vie ited his parents, N. W, Eby. Mr. Glantz, of Green Burr, visited his little daughter one day last week. F. O. Hosterman and family of Mill heim were visitors in town on Bunday. The Evangelical Sunday school will hold their Easter service Bunday even. | ing. Everybody is invited to attend. Clair Kreamer who had been teach. ing school at Moshannou returned to his home on Baturday. Alfred Kreamer and family, of Wolfs Store, spent the Sabbath with the gen- tleman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kreamer. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Almost every papers is sure to hed) 1, who reads the news. now of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Rilmers Swamp-Root, the t kidney, liver and bladder remedy, = Itisthe great med g cal triumph of the nine- scientific research i Dr. Kilmer, the emi- nent kidney and blad- der specialist, and is successful in promptly curing , bladder, uric acid trou which is the worst ommended wh if = Fin kid- or t ve ney, ver OF Dladdor ani It a b> Td Just the vemady Yeu ead, {thas been tested 80 many ways, in hospital work, in private the saw mill, snd but for the timely ‘extinguistied the flames, Stationery for Ladies, A fine grade of box paper, having embossed at the top “Centre Hall, Pa.” has just been added to the assortment of stationery for ladies. The quality and style are good enough for the use of a queen. from alcohol. If you are in poor health, weak, pale, nerv- ous, ask your doctor about tak- ing this non-alcoholic tonic and alterative. If he has a better medicine, take his. Getthe best always. This is our advice. We publish our formuiss A sluggish liver means a coated tongue, a bad breath, and constipated bowels. The n is, ** Whatis the best th to do under such circumstances?’ your doctor if this is not a goed answer: “Take laxative doses of Ayer's Pills.” —dlade by the J, OC. Ayer Co., Lowel, Mas IN CAMP OR FIELD ~AT . MOUNTAIN OR SHORE There Is always a chance to enjoy some shosting T0 SHOOT WELL YOU MUST BE A RELIABLE FIREARM : the only kind we have bean making for upwards of fifty years. Or Bs PERS San # Ask your Dealer, and insist on the WiTH
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