} | mm THE CENTRE RE PORTH R THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 DE MOCRA TIC STATE TICKET. Judge oft he Saprome Court C. LA RUE MUNSON, OF WILLIAMSPORT ne For State Treasurer GEORGE W. KIPP, OF TOWANDA For Auditor Ge eral J. WOOD CLARK, OF INDIANA Democratic County Ticket Commissioner OF SPRING TOWNRHIP For Jury J. ADAM H\ZEL, LOCALS Miss Carrie Spicher is now at the home of her brother, Charles F, Spich- er, at Anderson, Indiana, Miss Luella Ross, of Linden Hall, was # guest over Munday of the Misses Martha and Boal, in Centre Hal. William Meyer, of Wolfs Btore, drove to Lewistown the other day to vigit relatives, While there one of his driving horses took sick and died Mra W. A Krise and her grand. daughter, Nina slick, returned honw Ja«t Bunday after a two weeks visit at the homa of the former's daughter, Mrs J W. Brown, st Milroy. The thing Bellefonte people are talking most about ia whether or not the electors will permit the school board to borrow $33 000 to complete the public school building well under WAY. W. Gross Mingle, and Will put down a concrete walk for Lizzie Jacobs that is a credit. A similar walk was also laid by L. L Smith, and a side walk for Dr. George Lee. Misa Clara Krape, one of the operat- the Bell exchange at Ceaptre Hall is taking her vacation, and is en. joving the hospitality of her unele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, W. Howard Durst, near Lewisburg, J H Fonts, was arrested by Liveryman Ben Rhell enherger, of Tyrone, for over driving » horse. The animal died after being returned to the stable, and the livery- man claims it was badly misused, The denies the alligations, and Elsie Boozer irs, ors in a school book agent book agen® the question, Bellefonte business men are taking heart because of an that both the iron sume operations within Tne Ni hae indirect furnaces will six weeks any furnace been closed Bellefoute furnace which is under the same control has first of the year, son of the year, and especially in Penn township where it is sought alter night with much saccess. [he experience of Harvey Bailey, tenant on the Jacob 8 Meyer farm, east Penn Hall, was that going to grannery rec2utly he found the door had been broken open and all hams—some seven or eight pieces— taken from it, on the Lock Haven not excelled by thos= of any other secondary school in Pennsylvania Physical éducation is not neglected in this important school. The academic studies are rigorously taught and the professional work is modern and ip accordance with ihe latest pedagogy. The fall term opens September 6th Send for a catalog The young mens who drove a horse from Altoona to Bellefonte and left him lie in the road near Bellefonte to die, mention of which was msde in the Reporter recently, were finally cap- tured in Elmira. They assumed var. ious names, and hired horses at Will fsmsport, Harrisburg, and other points before and after their escapade in Bisir and Centre counties, The rascals are on the fair way to receiving The Baldwin apple, it will be news to many to know, was discovered by Colonel Baldwin, at Wilmington, Massachusetts, Colonel Bald win was & surveyor, oun his tiip in the spring of the year, he carried scissions with bim and distributed them among his friends. The original tree was blown down in 1815, but the spot is marked by a mouument of gracite eight feet high, erected by the Rumford His tories! Sagiety in 1895. The fire that destroyed the Nittany club house, at Heola Park, lighted up the sky so brightly that telephone messages from the south side of Potter towoebip were sent to Centre Hall makiog irquiry ss to the location of the fire, near Centre Hall The fire Was thought Yo be pear Zion, and the telephone was further pressed into service from this offer, with the re sult that the burning of the resort wag aunounted within a short time after the flames bad set to work, Irvin C. Noll of Pleasant Gap, a former graduate of the High rchool, and us graduate this year from Penne sylvania diate College, was elected assistant principal of the Bellefonte High school, and Miss Rose Fauble, daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. M. Fauble, also a former graduate, was Ane structor in English In the High I, The | . ; Bee rr ssa a! separate Bou ment, sud Mus Fautis ts of belng selected as the piryotor, sat Chl AY A AR SW A Madisonburg. AM sana Ella and Lizzie Ruhl left on smiurday for Bellefonte The Madisonburg hase ball nine pur. chased new suits, which make the bova feel as good on the diamond as though they were Wagners, Cobbs, Matthewsons or Pianks Don’t forget the festival Saturday svening, and the game of base ball be. tween the Madisonburg and Centre Hall teams, Mra, Alma Harter and daughter, Miss Madeline, are visiting at the home of Edwin Rierly. Boyd Stover dined at the Evangel e+! parsonage on Sunday, Quite a number of people from here uwtiended the fe tival at Rebersburg on “saturday evening, Misses Ella Ruhl and Emama Haney made a business trip to sugar Valley last Thursday, Mrs. Amanda Evang, of Rebersburg, was io town and eatled on old friends, and remained for the re-opening servi. ors on Sunday Rev D CO, Caries and family Mrs Yearick spent sSuoday at nome of Philip Caries Henry showers and wife, of Green ware, spent Sunday with thelr son (Feorge Showers Evangelieal Association appoint ments, Penns Valley charge: Retwrs burg. 10a m ; Woodward, 730 p mj and Monday st 500 p. m, at Gree chapel, Farmers are very busy catting oats and getting them housed. The corn erop, which earlier wae very promising, is now suflwring for want of rain The hum of the threshing cilinder is h-ard again Farmers are hauling the grain to market while prices are high Miss Blanche Limbert and friend attended the re-opening services st Madisonburg Sunday evening, and ir getting onto the bugey she lost her gnid watch and fob, Reuten Risto! the anterprigsing carpenter, found the missing jewels the next day and re. turned them. The reopening serv'ces in the Evan. gelical church were a decided success and all the indebtedness incurred secount of the improvements was cov. ered by volubtary eontribations A large congregation was preg=nt in the morning, and these beard a fine dis. enurse from Peale 100:4 lu the ev. ening the audience began assembling long before the hour for -ervies, and when the time forthe pe ing eoame th enurch was filled to tg ur most Rew D ¢ Cars, the sapenker for the eve ing, gave n beautiful exegeais on Us ext found in Romans 8:18, on eh dren snd helre, which showed the much time hed been spent on his sub jet. Al went home from the service glad t have been shiv Lo assist io bes tify ing the Lord's house, ss ——— AS ——— Spring Mills William M Grove and wifes, reture. edd home Friday from a trip to Harrie burg, where Mr Grove saved as = delegate to the Democratic state Con vention. Charles Bechrist and wife, of Mil heim, stopped off at the home of U, E Zeigler, on their way home from their w dding trip Tuesday evering The: spent their honeymoon at Johnson burg. As Mr. Sechrist holds a positio tn the Alliscn Bro hens’ Roller Mill in this place, he will in all likelibooa recome 8 citizen of the town, Miss Mabelle Brown, clerk, and Mise Mab lie Finkle, wu operator in the Bell telephone ex change, are at present enjoying a wel earned vacation at Atlantic City John Raechsu and wife, of Wes Brush Valley, speut ~gaday st to nome of 8 Grover Walker, Joho RB Hnrack, of Loganton, le week purchased s floe up-to-date run ber-tired runabout from =, L Condo CU. E Zager and family spent last Thursdsy at Rebersburg, Mrs. Floyd Bowersox was a Bpring Mills visitor over AAV D MANSHII SAAS SEN, WORK- he undersigned is equipped with power wachinery and is able on short notice to manu. fagture all the Popular Flavors ¢ of | Ice Cream MADE FROM PURE CREAM produced from his own herd of Cattle. The product is properly packed | and delivered to the railroad sta. | tion at Rising Springs. i Satisfaction Guaranteed both as to quality and purity of | contents, i For prices, etc, apply by mail or inpersonto ~ JOHN SNAVELY, Spring Milis, Pa Coes Beer 000000000000 L9PP0BRP LPR RRRVIROER vow. 46th Annual FREE! FREE the Second largest ames will To the To The person buying ount wv Jie [7 HANDSOME QUAR- TERED OAK PAR LOR ST. IND, abs Verde 88 00 r are no "i will give ‘ands’’ : pre mum, CASH, ' or There $10.00, we PRICES ARE Time Neeod EP 3 Gu Gauze Underwear A 8, Women and {3 § seven! het A Special Sale of Oxfords Call and see. H. F. ROSSMAN Spring Mills v © - e » » ¥ 4 % 4 3 ! i ¢ a 3 5 * ® * 3 ’ * ® ¥ ‘ Wanted ! / Local Agent to advertise and introduce the new educational WEBSTER'S UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY and ATLAS of the WORLD, Mast be edo good referent The SAALFIELD PUB. co, AKRON, OMJO n or 4 ¢ 4 ® nd able iy an 2 sha sag micd =» oon ms fo abil DR. SOL. M. NISSLEY, VETERINARY SURGEON, Jniversity of Penn's. Palace Livery Stable, Belle- Both ‘photies, Office at aed] mir New Pon Four New local reosived t+ ards. view post cards at this office twn for five conte, 36th Annual | Encampment Opens September {1th ADMISSION FREE. 353 Bid. oe i A ARABI ABU SMA Exhibition Opens September {3th PRO rPOPRORLC ORO IRBN PLL BAD BOOS POP PROr Bae a Chaifman. Value, $4.00 To thi To the the ount HANDSOME TURE Viadue PETRGH buying ii buying the 371 Third largest will give A AX pers bny J fth lexreys / pers Fourth 1 will large { cise oun! we wil OAK COSTUMER, give A PIC. AND FRAMI $1.60 Jere AA TER RUG, $2.50 Value . $1.00 It does not matter if the largest bill en away the 1st of Septe INUE FCR TWO mer ILL ‘CONTI d. ; Emery’s Store Headquarters for FRUIT JARS a sue Jar Caps and Rubbers— Pri ~ gx ces the Lowest, New Goods Arriving Daily DRY GOODS, SHOES, RESH GROCERIES ETC. Am Closing Out Sunimer Shirt Waists Shirts, Ete., One-Half their former Fall Winter ¢ ST cs, about price, lo il l riche roo fon ane WE.RECEIVI POTATOES LEMONS, : A I ARGH MELONS, ETC, EVERY FEW LARD, NEAT, BU? AND EGGS C. F. Emery’s Store CENTRE HALL, TEX Wanted : PENNA A FRIEND FARMER ition to t Wagons we have been offering you for the columos of this paper, In referring to the good qualities of these Wag ns we wish to say that nothing but the best of mate rial enters into We wish to call your atte iast construction ; this combined with the best of mechanical skill, machinery designed espe and the latest improved ily for the construction of wagons, goes to make up these most complete and perfect Wagons | est details are overlooked, The lumber used is selected by experienced men and is of four years’ seasoning. The axles are of the very best grade of hickory. The hubs are the very best quality of white oak. The spokes are strictly A 1 grade of oak and hi ickory mixed and driven in hot glue, The felioes are oak and are thoroughly soaked in boiled oil before tires are set, and are joined with improved steel dowels, which prevents clipping at the joints, They are exceptionally well ironed, light running and attract. ively painted, and in all a wagon that will give years of service. We very cordially invite you to step in and examine these splendid wagons whether you are contemp! ating a purchase mow or not. We want you to thoroughly understand their construction and sce where they are better than the ordinary vehicle. The important thing in buying a wagon is to know before hand what service it will give you ; the important thing in selling them is to show you that, as well as we can, and then be sure that they are as good as we lead you to expect. not even the small- FOREMAN & SMITH WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF STANDARD FARM IMPLEMENTS Which we offer at the lowest pos- sible price. The line consists post Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Tedders, Hay Loaders, Side-delivery Hay Rakes, Plows, Hier a Dery id Cultivat Empire Grain Drills, Manure Sn Har 3 Spreaders, Corn GASOLINE EXT SITES Fertilizers and Prepared Agricultural Lime. “Pittsbargh Perfect” Pence, lor Field, Yard and Garden, Flour & Feed. Highs Cash Prices puid lor Grin of ull Kins, Hy, Stu, de Foreman and Smith, CENTRE HALL, PA,