a THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY, 8. W. SMITH, . . . Editor and Proprietor. Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as Second Class mail matter, Centre Harr, . . . PENNA. RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1811 THU CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Prosbyterian—~Centre Hall, morning ; Spring Mills, afternoon, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS RECORDER. We are authorized to announce that W. Fran- cls Spear, of Brllefrate, Is a candidate for the pomination for Recorder by the Democratic party ; scbject to thy primaries on Beptem ber 30th. pald DISTRICT ATTORNEY We sre authorized to announce that 8. Kline Woodring, of Bellefonte, will be a candidate for District Attorney, subject to the dec’'sion of the Democratic voters of the county as the primaries 10 be held September 30th, DEATHS, After being confined to bed since last February, Mrs, Catharine C. Al- bright died at her home near Belle: fonte Friday morning. Interment was made Monday morning, at Bhi lob, Rev. J. I. Btonecypher, pastor of the Lutheran church officiating. The deceased was the wife of Bam- uel Albright, and was aged seventy- two years, six months, seven days, The husband and six children sur vive, namely, Mrs. Alice Btephenson, State College ; Mrs. Maggie Sunday, Rock : Mrs. Lydia Rodgers, Pitts burgh ; Mrs. Annie Jessups, Clair ; Scott and Frank, Pittsburgh ; will- fam, Rock View. Death was due to a growth which began its development several years ago after the lady received a hard fall. Mrs. Jesse Long died at her home in Spring Mills, Monday of last week, after an illness extending over a period of some weeks. Inlerment was made last Thursday, at Farmers Mills, Rev. Muook officiating. Bhe is survived by her husband and ons daughter, Mrs. Edward Decker, of Spring Mills. a————— A ——————— LOOALS The sunshine, how welcome it is this week. Tuesday night mercury dropped to 43, just eleven degrees above freezing ; cool enough. A cloud burst in the vicinity of Tyrone did considerable damage to the Bald Eagle Valley and Lewis burg and Tyrone railroads. An old house occupied ss a residence was washed away. The family was res cued with some difficulty. The Millheim school board has de- cided, us in former years, to enforce the vacination law. By many it is thought the wacination law is a dead letter, but these are in error. The new school code says nothing on the sub- ject of vacinnation, but the health laws do. Mrs. Clyde Spencer and daughter, of East Chicago, Iadians, is at the home of C. D. Bartholomew. Bhe is accom: panied by her son and little daughter, and ner mother, Mrs. Lizzie Bartholo- mew. Mrs, Bpencer's husband Is a policeman in East Chicago, and is on duty while his wife and two of the children are in the east, Practically no wheat has been sown up to this date in this locality. There yet remains considerable plowing to be done. Early in the seas)n the stubble fields were too hard to turn, and after rain set in the fall was so great that the ground became too wet for plowing. Seeding, on account of these conditions, has been delayed. Former Auditor General William P, Sayder, of Spring City, and former Superintendent of Grounds James M. Shumaker, of Jobhhstown, are to be released from the Eastern Penitentiary on October Sth. They were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the state in the finishing of the state capitol, and were sentenced for a term of rwo years, Under the commutation act their sen- tences have been reduced Lo nineteen months, Both will return to their respective homes. The citizens in and about Bellefonte, on Monday evening, held a mas meeting for the purpose of formulat- ing plans to obtain favor with the commission appointed to select a site for the siaie penitentiary. The one thing that is needful is for landowners to accept a fair price for real estate, and that, so it appears, will be the at- titade of the land owners about Centre Hall. prize, it will win because its people are not disposed to act the hog. Plain, but true. Mr. and Mrs, Charles C, Homan, of Toledo, Ohio, are at the home of the former's mother in Centre Hall Mr. Homan is connected with the Willys Overland Automobile Com: pany, a position he has held for sever. al years. Penove Valley is so stirac- leaves slip an opportunity to accom- pany her busband to the old home. Archie Homan, a brother of the former, located in Cincinnati, Ohlo, Is also at the old home. He ls employed by the Machinery Bupply Company in that city. MONDAY A BUSY DAY, The Early Morning Shower Followed by Sunshine—Placing of Kxhibite, Because of Saturday's raip, into Monday was crowded two days work: The day began with a slight shower while the campers on Grange Park were partaking of their breakfast, but goon thereafter the sun pushed aside the clouds, and real activity began. The placing of exhibits was the order of the day. The large perma- nent exhibition building devoted to exhibits from the field, orchard, vin- yard, garden and antiquee way opened to receive the exhibits, and a half dczan olerks were kept busy put ting on record the names of the ex- hibitors and as many more in locat- ing the meritorious exhibits. By%he close of the day’s work the tables were pretty well filled with exhibits of a wide range. Down the avenue was another class of exhibitors unpacking machinery and erecting tents. All day long they worked cheerfully, for they felt a har vest was before them. In the morn- ing there was scarcely a sign in place, but after a hard day’s work the section devoted to the exhibits of implements and machinery became one worthy of study. The acquisitions on Tuesday will make this particular department of more consequence than at any previous year. The tenters who were storm-stayed on Saturday were early arrivals ob Monday —some of them, others com- ing in the afternoon. The lemporary homes were fitted up quickly, and all of them present a home-like appear ance, not even the baby omitted to make it so. ns ———— SY ———————— VETERANS REUNION, The Suldlers of the Sixties Mot on Grange Park in Reunion, A goodly number of the soldiers of the sixties, who make up the Veterans Club of Centre County, met in re- union on Grange Park on Tuesday They assembled at the headquarters of the association and were escorted by the State College drum corps to the suditorium. General James A. Beaver, president of the club, and afier Lhe preliminaries were disposed of Dr. C. I. Van Tries made an address full of interest aud instruclion. Dr. Bparks, president of Pennsyl vania State College, who was on the program, was unable to be jresent on account of an impcrtant engagement. The former officers were re-elected, and are these : President, General James A. Beaver; First Vice Presi dent: Dr. W. H. Fry; Becond Vice Presid: nt, Austin Curtin; Treasurer, G. M. Boal ; Becretary, W. H. Musser. -— Brooks -Breon John Brooks, of Pleasant Gap, and Miss Sarah Breon, daughter of Joho H. Breon, of Axe Maou, were married #t the Methodist par<onsge in Junists, by Rev. Walton, on Thursday. The following day they went to Barborton, Ohio, where the groom is employed, For the present they will board, but later expect to take up housekeeping Congratulations. — ———— LOCALS, Laundry goes out Wednesday morno- ing of next week. | Dorothy, the little daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William A. Odenkirk, of Glen Iron, fell from her bed and broke her collar bone, She wasal the home of her grandparents in Centre Hall when the accident happened. B “After an absence of two years from Centre Hall, Miss Anos Mitterling re- turned to Centre Hall on Tuesday. She had been in Chicsgo during all of the time, and was engaged in clerking On Sunday evening the pulpit Tn the Methodist church at Bmuliton was very acceptably filled by N.G. Fell, » student in the Pittsburgh Bible Tusti. tution, Hels a son of Amos Feb], of Smullton, where he is spending ashort vacation. Quite a number of Amish, the back- are attending the Kocampment and Fair, They sare good observers, and devote their time largely to looking over the displays of machinery and general exhibits , On Tuesday Guy W. Jacobs came east from Indianapolis, Indiana and will be here for a short vacation. He had been ia Indianapolis and Chicago for the greater part of this summer, having been sent to those points by the York firma that eroploys him to as- sist in the erection of ice plants, While in a friendly tussle Edward Brown and Bruce Arney tripped and fell, resulting in a dislocated elbow Joint in one of the former's arms. The accident happened on Grange Park on Tuesday, aud Mr, Brown was hurried to the temporary office of Dr. Foater, where the soon righted. I gestion and Assimilation, It ls not the q1-ntity of food (aken but the smount digested and sssimi- lated that gives strength and vitslity to the systems. Chamberluiu's Stomach and Liver Tabl.ts Invigorats the stomach sod liver and enable them to perform their functions WIDNESDAY'S PROSE CUS. Oamp Active Early In the Morning—Look- ing Forward to Two Great Days. { | Grange Park became a #cene of ac-| tivity early on Wednesday morning, and everybody began looking forward | to witnessing two great days on the eamp. The exhibits, in all departments, were never more elaborate nor more tastefully arranged. Every tent on the camp is occupied by as many people as can convenient- iy be accommodated in them, Tues- day night several thousand people slept on the grounds, and erjoyed a peaceful rest, The Reperter goes to press earlier by a half day than at other times and Is | therefore not able to report the pro- seedings for today (Thursday). ————————— lpn Lewistown Man Kills 831 ana Wile, Frank Brennon, fifty-two years old, on Saturday night killed his wife and then himself, He became eccentric a few years ago, obliging his wife to leave him. He went to her bome on Valley Street, in Lewistown, and there the tragedy took place, EE. —— Feporter Reglitor, Irene L. Ross, Linden Hall D. Herman, Pleasant Gap villa Rearick and Bessie Breon, Centre Hall ™ &. Detwiler, Spring Mills 5, Stover, Cuddy Ww. Getz, Lewisbu |. Shambaugh, Carlisle J.and Anna A. Heaney, Latrobe Re CH sr The value r.and Mrs, A. 1 1. W. Nees, folin BR James 5. Lawson, Philad Vv. E. Ellme« H. Auburn Lemon, Galeshiu yar, Philad Yarnell, Zion ANKE Sasserimnas V. Hi. Brown, | John Foremas prge M Harpster, pn Aaronsburg, (!. Carper, of Hublersburg, accom- panied Magdelena Weaver to her home on Tuesday. Mra. Freil and children, of Renovo, are visiting the former's uncle, A. B, Stover, Nosh Cronimiller, an esteemed citi- zen of this plac, circolated among friends in Bellefonte last week. Mr. John Bowersox and her two children, John and Rachael, are spend.’ ing a month with her parents at York, $18.50 15.50 13.50 11.50 9.50 7.50 at these reductions does not need to be told. Bellefonte, Pa. Q1ite a number of people from this place sre sttendiog the Grange En- campment and Fair at Centre Hall this week. Ray Buover, of Akron, Ohio, expects to remain st the home of his parents, Mr. and Mra, Earnest Blover, the winter mouths, Mra Rollin Kaller and sister, Johnson, are spending a few days with their aged pareats, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, at Boalsburg. Z. D Thomas, one of the energetic ycung men of this place, is spending some time at the county seat, he ia transacting business, Mra. C. OC. Bell, who for some time has been visitiog friends and relatives here, was acc rmpanied to her home in Hantingdon by her dsughter, Mrs. F. B. Patton. Mra { Rev. ) (Gibb and son Harold, of [rvona, were called here on account of the serious illness of the former's aged sunt, Bara B Kline, who has been confioed to her house for the past six weeks. She is slowly improving —— TLLETS AND COCKERELS { sale J i FEGHORN PU The undersigned ollie for bonded Leghora puliets snd cockereis They are ¢ holes stock. during Mra. where Possossion given ilars apply April ist MES, JACOB I Lie For bowel complaints in children always give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy snd castor oil. It is certain to eflect a cure and when reduced with water and aweetened is pleasant take. No physician can prescribe a beller remedy. For sale by all dealers. to ry YY NNW Men's and Boys’ Fine Dress Shirts We have now on sale a complete line of Men’s and Boys' Dress Shirts in the latest patterns. They are exceptional values and will not last long at the price-- VV VY BBV WH VW 50c¢ & $1.00 WAVERLY: HIGH SPEED J GASOLINE Comfort and Raf sty in Automobiles dee pend upon uring the right Gasoline, Waverly Gasolines—three grades— - Motor ful, clemn # Power Carbon pn WAVERLY Ofl. WORKS COMPANY, Independent Refiners, PITTSBURG, PA. paturally. For sale by all dealers. ¢ » yo —— THERE MANY REASC THE ONLY ELECTRICAL ARE Y WELDED FENCE MADE “Pittsburgh Perfect” Fence FOR FIELD, FARM, RANCH, LAWN and POULTRY PURPOSES diow i Dilly Scientifically constructed and unlike any other: no wraps ¥ clamps, ties or twists. All wires electrically welded makes our! fence as strong at the joint as at any other point, which adds years of life to the fence and it makes it superior to any other, Stay same gauge as miermediate bine wires, the pont that counts for ™ lasting strength and service. Made of OPEN HEARTH WIRE, near bike old time won * wire, conceded far superior to Bessemer Steel, and gehvanized by Our Own # oved process. INSIST UPON “PITTSBURGH PERFECT” BRANDS oF NAILS, WIRE, BARB WIRE, ELECTRICALLY WELDED FENCE SOLD BY R. D. FOREMAN CENTRE HALL, PA, Lod 3 Fl 8 bo 4 he If you are in need of a good farm d : ; tool, either tillage implement or hay- machines, it will pay you to lock my lines over, 1 can sell yor qunlity for the same price you would pay elsewhere for on don't boost car lots, but 1 boost QUALITY and can fur BUCHER & GIBBS IMPERIAL PLOWS make friends everywhere used and spike harrows and land rollers. THE CAMBRIDGE REVERSIBLE PLOW combines more features of practical utility than any other plow on the market, THE KRAUS PIVOT-AXLE CULTIVATOR is the I X{L of them all. This was the first cultivator making possible simultancous sidewise movement of the gaugs and wheels, 1 also handle the AMERICAN: SEEDING MACHINE C0O'S SUPERIOR THE SUPERIOR CORN PLANTER is stripped techs of all Sheck-sowing nicalitios and is as simple and strong as is ble to make them. Corn Planters are i with both flat and Oe " both are ours for the one cost, Superior Automatic Marker Lift, ten, and Runner rrow Opener, 1 are in need of any implements, step in and let me show you this splendid line. R. D. FOREMAN, Centre Hall, Pa.
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