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DEATHY
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J Bamuel Houseman, for more than
section of Potter township, died at his |
home early Tuesday morning. He |
was sfllicted with dropsy, and had |
been sailing for some months. His
condition just previous to his desth |
led his friends to believe that he!
might live for some time. He was |
conscious to the very last, but at the |
same time realizad that the end had |
come.
He waa the son of John Houseman
and was raised at Green (irove, near |
Peon Hall. His age was SIX! ye ven |
years, five mouths, and
Laterment will be
ten days,
this (Thure- |
wi in the Esher cemetery, |
It |
made
day) foreno
at the Zion ebureh, near his home,
was bis desire that Rev. Fred Rolver '
of Telford, should be at the funeral, but |
sickness prevented this request, Rev, |
W. O. Martin
preside, |
Phere survive a wid Ww, nee Rusan |
daughter, Blanche |
Estella, wife’ of Thomas A. Hoster- |
man, of Centre Hill. Also two broth- |
ers. John and Charles, of Millheim.
Mr. Houseman a
trade. He served sa justice
{
| Moyer, and one
waa tanner
the |
of
peace for many years, and also con. |
ducted a far, i
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er A fem ————
Deaths of Centre Conuntinna, {
Mrs. Asron Katz, of Bellefonte, at |
. |
sister near Philadel |
phia, sged sixty-two years,
i
Mrs. Catharive Whitman, widow of
w Whitinan, at
four year
J are,
the home of her
snow Rhoe, |
i
ighty- five months,
George Bucher Porter, at the home |
A. AL. LaPort, in Ty- !
roune, age ighty-six five |
of his son-in-law
years,
Inonins,
William Morgan, a former resident |
i lefonte, a Iyrone, aged eighty- |
four years, i
fr of
} eligi
cnt w——
Lightning Deatre 5% Barns and Contents,
The bar: f Al McCoy, whose farm i
R mele,
3
Her oy
a nesr |
lightning i
on fire i
i the farm of Jerome |
Thomas, at Lyleville, near (
ally destros
he big barn or
‘oslport
was {
ti
d Sunday night in |
18 SBmMe manoer, gether with 65 |
Eepo ter Rogister
Bertha Snyder, Groonsd
Hazel and Robert Sheft
Mrs. Chas, F, Shefler, D
Bavilia Rearick, Contre I
Mr. and Mrs, C, F. Condo. Green
Margaret, Micheal and
burg
sburg
ondo, Greens
ty, Greensbhure
»
pring Mills
Auna A. Henne
H, H. Yearick
D. L. Geary, 8; CE
E. A. Kent Centre Hall
milan
The Agricultural Department
issgued another bumper crop report
Heretofore the credit for bumper cropa
were given the Renublican party, buat
we
the honors.
a a Re
AE A HA BO Wo 5 OE
FOR SALI A port
mude alter the Tollman plan, Also Wihik
thie poultry house, 16x15 1 |
Orpington beos and pullets and Baff Leghort
t {REV.} 8 A Centre
0.88p 4d
SNYDER, Hall
Frail
- I'HERE
t'S NOTICE — ‘
A 5 leslamentary on the citate ©
Eilzabeth OC, Lingle, late of Potter twwnship, de
Cured,
Lette fntary on the above estate hav
ing been duly granted to the undersigned, he
would respoectfu IY request any persons knowing
selves lndebled to the estate to make (m
payment and those having claims
same present them duly authen
sottloment,
FERGUS POTTER, Execulor,
Fortney & Fortney Centre Hal!, Pa
Attorneys 0.87.
I's Lestame
Alo
against the
ticated for
Centre Reporter, $1 per year,
“
we have had the «
has
place with a full line of groceries guitabl
For three years
and each year our business
bringing a lot of good i wh
CA
COCOA
BUTTER
Ae y
“
Homes
Penn State Crea
woes
Ic
I'omato |
We
mly grocery store on the Picnic ground
al the old
be bothered with
for us
Why
n on the ground,
OODS
CLAVIER
er. Look same
for camping,
CRACKERS
BREAKFAST
FOODS
FRESH CELERY
1 SOUPS ¢
TOM
BANANAS
PICKLE:
ABBAGE
A F 17S
ATOES
mery Ice Cream
PENN ¢
fruit inices are
Jouillon
torant h 141 bu
els wheat, 150 chickens, ete, en
ay. shells rye, 133 bush. |
tailing |
8 joss of £3 x Fithh san insurance of |
ing the
! i
", Fisher, and
the |
aiid
place for several
r or » »
Weaver, of nest Pe
person who first
| an eye on
yours,
Hs
bought the farm from
George |
nn iH, was the |
the Philips estate
An Ms se ———
Marriage viconses
Harter, Millheim
Laura B. Bpringer, Millheim
Norman B
Wayne Evey, State College
14a Treseler,
C. E. Morris wn, Altoona
Helen G, Hostler, Altoona
Ed. M, Budwick, Hannibal, N. Y.
Mary Hamilton, Bellefonte
Mc fs
Filmore
Fire on Pealtentinry Nite,
Monday noon lightuir g struck the
large barn on the Rock View farm,
nesr Bellefonte, on the Penitentiary
site, and it was totally destroyed by
fire. The barn was the most preten-
tious on the pen site, having been
150 feet in length. The loss is not lesa
than $3000,
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Tarkey Dinver at Od Fort,
The Oid Fort hotel, on next Bunday,
will serve a {urkey diner, Lvery-
body who has ever heen a guest at the
O'd Fort since Mr. Royer is landlord
will know what such an announce.
ment means, These dinners are
elaborate, aud worth twice the price,
A fs
Potters Mills
James Kimport and William Ruble,
of Linden Hall, spent Sunday in this
place,
The new forester, Mr. Meck, arrived
in this place and is stopping at the
hotel,
The stork passed over this place last
week and left a little boy at the Will.
ism McKinney home,
John Armstrong and Warren
Black spent Bunday at the Sankey
home near Millheim,
Mre, Jane Musser and daughter Miss
Catharine, of Bellefonte, are visiting
at the J. A. Black home,
Jesse Burkios Is at the home of his
grandmother Mra, Anns McClenashan
where he will spend the winter,
Jacob Auman of this place is in the
Bellefonte hospital where he was’
operated on last week and is getting
along ae well as can be expected.
i. J A————
The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlain's Colle,
Cholera and Disrrhoes Remedy js
founded on their experience in the use
of that remedy and their knowledge
of the many remarkable cures of colle,
disrrhioes and dysentery that it has
eflccied, For sale by all dealers,
I will have on sale at th
Fair, Centre Hall, a full line
Fall and Winter Clothing.
ings, Raincoats,
MORRIS
Eire" GRASS SEED
¢ Grange Encampment and
of the latest and best styles of
The stock will consist of :
be well hand-
1: can
er than any
Delt
for two or three horses.
Does its work
to perfection
CLOVER SEED
ALFALFA SEED
SA LE
tand boond
and East by an alley, same 1}
f the property of Mary Goo
: 8 desirable on
ther particulars inquire of
D. ROR
Centre Hall
Sweater Coats, 3UILOING LoT FOR
faring Main sires
Il and inspect stock,
FROMM
“ Were all medicines as meritorious
#8 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholers and
Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be
much better off and the percentages of
suffering greatly decreased.” writes
Lindsay Seott, of Temple, Ind. For
sale by all dealers,
LOUALN
Rav. and Mrs. Buck,
visiting their danghter,
Gesry, in Centre Hall,
R. D. Fareman comes to the Re
porter rescers with an advertisement
that should be carefully studied by
farmers and others,
nf York, are
Mr F. P
Trespass notice suited for posting in
woods and fields against hunters and
all other purposes—for sale at this
office,
Mr. and Mra. Samuel RBhaffer and
Mr. and Mra. Bamue! Bierly, of Re.
bersburg, on Bunday were guests of
Mr.and Mrs. William F. Rishel, at
Farmers Mills,
Mra. Mary Odenkirk is quite feeble
at her home in Centre Hail, and needs
constant attention, Mrs. Sarah Ker
lin and one or the other of her two
daughters, Mra. W, F., Bradford and
Mra. A. W. Alexander, are constantly
with her. Mrs. Odenkirk is well ad.
vanced in years, but up to a few
months ago was remarkably active
and in good spirits,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sheffer,
accompanied by their two children
Hazel and Robert, of Dewart, came to
Centre Hall Inst week, the former re.
maining until Monday, while Mrs
Sheffer and the children will stay
until after the fair and be guests of
Mrs, Mary Hgnrick. Mr. Shefler js a
mapufacturef of butter aud ice cream,
and is conducting busivess on a large |
souls and in a snceessful way, :
An "Old Folks! meeting will be
held jo St. Peter's Reformed church, |
Rebersburg, on Sunday, at 10 a, m,
This service will be largely conducted |
in the German language, The Ger. |
man sermon will be delivered by the |
Rev. J. J. Staufler, of York, a brother
of the yastor. A most hearty luvits. |
Hon is especially extended to all the |
old people of the community, The |
Yoik minister will also preach at Liv. |
ovis, at 2:30, sud at Madisooburg a
7:80 o'clock,
RA RR ———
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Attention
Concrete
Cheaper and more Lasting than Wood
I have just received another car of Portland Cement,
thus assuring you a fresh article, which is so much
appreciated by users of cement, as that stored in
warehouse since early Spring is often partly set in
the bags when purchased,
I have also two sizes of Crushed Lime Stone, and
sharp river sand, especially adapted for cement work.
Plans and specifications for concrete work on the
farm, may be had free for the asking,
Might be well to look after your chimneys before
cold weather sets in, A few brick and a bag of (ce-
ment may save your home from destruction, I have
two grades of brick suitable for the work,
W. Gross Mingle
Centre Hall, Pa.
Give us a call,
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FRODUOE AT STORES,
| Ease sinsssionnns.. 2
| Potatoos,
wes voniers | OOF
nad
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GRAIN MARKET,
BPS nesses in TO] WHOM hernias -
Ro J qa
| CIDER PRESS-The unde will aver
1 vigned oper
ate thelr older ross at the Lottie
{ing ML at Deliite Hall station, Tuesday ana
| Thursday of oroh week, exorn plonie wok.
i TREASTER & ZETTLE BROS.
j0.47, Ventre Hall, Pa,
Belin now to aogalre he
fh business knowlgdge that
TORRE SOOCeRR. @ place all
pb oar gemdusion, aren ie
last year Hood ken pine, wii
Either Pitman or hh
Bhaorthand, ntten fant on
: Write tor
En,
mt
BEGINS SEPT. 2
TD) WELLING BOURSES 108 SALE The —
Banking
the re
erty xhown 8b Spacer home. hos in
KIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ON CORNER LOT.
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i mb lee
Lion tl ape be wold ohioap.
ait above properties are offered at very
GR,
: _.. Centre Hall, Pa
Few, if any, medic have met
tended the use of Chamberiain’s Colle,
Cholera and Diarrhoea The
rhoea which it bas effected in simost
every neigh sorbood have ive. it ay
repais, large and modious, and weil
of
Asvortment a
Elmira Moyer. Al in igh air,
partioniars 0
Jun 28
with the uniform success that hss at.
remarkable cures of collie and diar-
Vude ieputation. For sale
denlors,