THE OENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MEPTEMBER 8, 1910
TRAIN SCHEDULE.
The train schedule during the
Grange KEocampwent and Fair on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 13th, 14th and 15th, ie as
follows :
Leave Arrives
Bellefonte 6 35 A M Grange Pask 7 1
1000 AM " " 10!
“ 150 AM “ "3
650 FM yi af
Artive—
SIAM Bellefonte
a8 PM “
SAP M s
#
Leave
Grange Park S06 AM
ou 4 0PM
104 PM
t st
Leave — Arrive —
Grange Park 7 07 PM Coburn 7 47 Regular Tr
“ “ 24 PM 3 11 Regular Tr,
THOPM “ 810 Special Tr.
All Trains stop at Grange Park.
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September Halos,
The first four days of Beptember
brought 3 64 inches of rain, distributed
as follows: Thursday, .78 ; Friday,
: Saturday, 2.00 ; Bunday, .70,
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Transfers of Beal Estate.
County Commissioners to George
Marks, August 12, 1910, in Taylor
twp., tract of land. $1.00.
Henry Lowry, et ux to Charles T.
Ailkens, July 1, 1910, tract of land in
State College. $9000.
J. Kessinger’s heirs to Daniel Kerns,
tract of land in Walker twp. $210.
William Stover heirs to George
Holt, March 15, 1910, tract of land in
Unionville. $600.
A. J. Hershey toJ. Boyce, April 1,
1910, tract of land in Bonow Shoe. $1.
H. W. Gramly, et ux to J. K.
Moyer, April 9, 1873, tract of land in
Haines and Miles twp, $300. °
8, H. Faust et al to J. K. Moyer,
Saptember 28, 1882, tract of land in
Miles twp. $500.
W. Weaver, Admr, to W. H. Loog,
August 15, 1910, tract of land in How-
ard twp. $166,
LOCALS,
The poultry exhibit at the Grange
Eocstnpment and fair promises to be
one of the leading features. There
will be many pens of fine birds.
Miss Rath Lytle, one of the Com-
mercial exchange operators at BState
College, was the guest of Miss Berths
McCormick, in Centre Hall, over
Bunday.
On her return from a visit to Aurors,
Illinois, Mrs. Peter Confer, of MHl-
heim, brought with her Mrs. Kate
Hamilton, who will visit among
friends in lower Penns Valley.
Miss Cora Brown of Potters Mills re-
turned home last week after visiting
for more than a month in Ohio,
among the places visited being Belle
vue, Wellington and Yomugstown.
Senator Chambers O. Templeton
has withdrawn as 8 Republican candi-
date for the legislature in Blair
county. He is a Tyrone lawyer and
served one term, He gives pressute of
business as 8 reason for quitting the
game,
Mrs. ( Dr, ) Thurston snd Mrs. John
Ruhl, the latter ‘sccompanied by her
children, sll of Lewisburg, came lo
Centre Hall Friday and remained un-
til Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Car-
tie Ruhl. The former is the daughter
of the latter the daughter-in-law of
the late Andrew Ruhl, of Union coun.
ty.
mention of a slight accident that befel
a former Centre Hall resident : While
Andrew Crotzer was at the station a
few days ago, his horse became un-
manageable and threw him to terra
firms with the result of badly scarring
him abo it the face. Luckily he was
unhurt otherwise,
Former Merchant William H.
Moyer is making improvements at his
stable of such a character that leads
one to believe he is preparing to house
a first clase automobile. He has had
a few auto germs in his system for a
year or more, and these are so rapidly
multiplying that be will undoubtedly
yield in a short time, '
The Lohr family, children of Mr.
and Mrs. William Lohr, both deceas-
ed, bad a family reunion at the home
of Mrs. J bh Lutz, in Centre Hall,
who is a daughter. The others in the
ferily are Mra. Alary Smith, of Belle
founte ; Miss Annie Lohr, of Boalsburg;
James H. Lohr, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Ellen Pringle, of Farraodaville,
“ Can te depended upon ” is an ex.
pression we all like to hear, and when
it is used in connection with Cham.
berlain’e Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy it means that it never falls
to cure diarrhoes, dysentery or bowel
complaints. It is plessant to take and
The Royer farm, the rroperty of the
executors, J. F. Royer and Edith
Royer, of Madisonburg, at one o'clock
on the premises, Tuesday, Boptember
~ 27th, The real estate consists of two
tracts of land, the farm containing
bne hundred six sores, and u tract
of timber land ining thirty-four
meres. The ferm Is located
sod the timber lsnd on Egg Hill,
The property ls fully described in an
advertisement in this lasue.
The Grange Library, in Grange Ar-
cadia, will not be epen unil Satur
{ day, Beptember 24%,
sm— AY ——————
Chamberiain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoes Remedy is today the best
known medicine in mse for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. It
cures griping, diarrhoea, dysentery,
and should be taken at the first un-
natural looseness of the bowels, It Is
equsMy valuable for children and
adults, It always cures, Bold by
Murray and Biloer.
SALE HEGISTER,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, nine o'clock, on
the premises near Rebersburg, real of
Joseph K. Moyer. Bee posters and ady. in this
issue
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2M, at twelve o'clock,
on the Moyer homestead at Centre Mills, near Ke-
bersburg, a large quantity of personal property
of the late Joseph K. Mojer. Hee posters,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, at one
on the premises, near Centre Hill, the real estate
of the late Amelia Royer.
in this issue,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3,
premises, near Wolls Btore,
man, of Centre Hall : AT
house and lot, and
Pgoperty is fully describe
= XECUTORS' BALE OF
The undemnsigned, exo
Maver. late of Milestownship, de
at publie sale
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBE
at pine o'clock 8. Wm
on the John Well farm 1
west of Hebagsburg, the sar
tracts to be sold, the follow
tracts of real estate, all
ship, Centre Pa
NO, 1-THE JOHN WOLF FARM
ING ONE-HI ISDE ED AND
ACRES and fifty-one Fiaad hes, all
ACTeS Or more of Wood
half miles west of Ke
scribed as follows © O
road, on the West by |
the south by lar Yn 5
by lands of 1 E. lover a
grecied a large
in good repair
bans bas 0 in
estate
o'clock,
cl
Bde posters and adv,
one o'¢glock, on the
by Pr. G. W. Hoster
arm of 164 acres, brick
two tracts of Umber land
d in
this issn
REAL ESTATE
io En of Josgpls K.
sased, ¥
sae iy §
wate in NU
aunty,
CONTAIN
SEVENTY TWO
Ciear, a'=0 ef
hl x
,
hosts J--FINE TIMBER 1
GHT AURES and
nown as the Joseph
g Pa
ESTATE «The u
fer al public sale on
ic
Rebersbur
jC BALE OF REA]
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designed wi
TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 2, 19
at one o'clock p.m
one-third mile ew
township, Centre «
lowing described »
Oils Nilo
in tract
ai estale
NO 1=FARY OF 164 ACRES, 135 of whi
clear and the remainder is cov
timber. There a a» two sto
house, sll necessary 09
barn, implement shed,
shop, corn crib, ele, A
farm is ¢} leas of stone and rubbi
and isin a high state of cu
sand and limestone loam
RO. 2-Brick one-half acre of
landThis fraet adjoins No. 1 and is located
along public rosd The yotme is two story, large
and convetilent, and it af woll as the out build
ings are fa good condition.
NO. Sif ACRES WOOD LAND
TURE LAND «his tract adjoins No.
on the south. There is good young timber on
this tract. A stream of water passes through it,
making it an kleal pasture jot
NO. 430 ACRES WOODLAND-This tract is
known as the George B. Weaver tract, and has a
ot of good young chestnut and second growth
pine on iL
t hese several tracts wi 1 be sold singly or one
or more of all combi ed ¢ po 0 suit the purchasers,
Termsefive jetetng cash on day of sale
ance on April ist, 1911, when deed will be
lvered.
For furt her particular write or call on
G. W. HOSTERMAN
Centre Hall, Pa.
od with 3
f frame dwel
idings, large lmnk
bh shop and wood
i good rep f The
whi, is weil fenced,
tivation. the soil | being
House and
AND PAS
1 direcily
bal
de-
Centre Reporter, $1 a year.
P0000 NOLLOODROPPOOO2000C RRO ORCC HOOLBOP VOODOO HOOT OD
A HARD HITTER
That's the whole gecrat of the succen of
the Stevens Favorite No, 1 7——the securacy
with whieh t el is rifled
This deadly accuracy and the lightness of
the gun make it the most Porat tifie for
men and boys alike, -
— Maks £400 Favorite Rifles a week
t not a ene is allowed to leave the Fi
of Precision uf pr
.
A Hair
Dressing
dressing, we are surc
It keeps the
the ends.
ers
At
Vv igor is a strong hair tenic,
conditien.
druff disappears.
snes BF
child shows symptoms
as soon ss the child becomes
| AU DITOR'S NOTICE. In the
Common Pleas of Centre (
| tate of © aye Stamm, Insolvent
All cre
Court
ounty.
f
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settle and adjust my account ar Roos
estate of Clyde Stamm, an insolvent,
and that a meeting for that purpoup
at No. 5 E High Street, Bellefonte B
on Friday, fupen gn ber 28,
a. m. when and where you may
so desire,
O.8epre
Ayer’s
ANTED Cosmopolitan
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Pres
Ww hol ¢ time or
and commission,
| but not essential,
Address, with references. H.C
politan Magazine, 175% Broadway,
City.
PIPE
promoting
ing. : MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN
croup, |
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CENTRE HALL
hoarse, or
will Prevent the attack.
Murray and Bitoer,
sie] Customers
Friend
broidered Collars,
Hair Puffs,
Only
25 Per Cent,
Spring Mills - - -
Bold by
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SHOES
Boys’ Vici Bluchers
Ladies ;
General Store
Penn.
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for farmers,
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JUrposes,
Geo, Gingrich
G. L. Goodhart, Com,
by
farm
large display
LLEONARD RHONE,
fruits
of the
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50¢c Neckwear
$10,00 Suits
$12.00 Suits
$15.00 Suits
$18.00 Suits
$20,00 Suits
$25.00 Suits
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ranning via the
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY ROUTE
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5 3 for $1
$1.50
$6.67
$8.00
$10.00
$12.00
. $13.34
$16.67
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of all kinds.
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everybody.
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BOALSBURG TAVERN
BOALSBURG, PA.
AMOR KOCH, PROPRIETOR
This well-known hostelry is prepared to necom-
mosinte all trav "Bats to wind from all ai
Ba ao Hull Station. Every effort is
Ie ihe traveling ymblic.
Pure Candy
the Camp Candy Company, Manufao.
turing Confectioners, Pa, we
NOT ADULTHRATED IN AXY
Laws.
camp P CANDY co.
S STORE
LOWEST PRICE
(3611
and Women's
Can't be beat for
Price and Quality
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be here fresh for Picnic
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Pianos ana Orgaos.
The L ester pianos are used and en-
dorsed tv all the leading musical con-
pervator ies and college in the U. 8.
The & tevens piano rgate are the
iatest ac hievement in modern organ
Pin ac s and organs sol on easy pay-
me ol Van Write for e stilog.
OC, E. ZnioLER, pring Mille
DR. SOL. M. MISSLEY,
£ : ui RY St
of the Un
of Penn's
Belle