nee CHESTRUT POSTS FOR BALE~First class chest. nut posts, in small or large quantities, W. H, DINGES, Centre Hall, Pa 0.7 Letter from Chas. H., Lucas, Editor of the Reporter: Inclosed find one dollar to pay for another year’s subscription. Change my address to Manhattan, R. F. D., instead of Elwood, as I go there this week on a farm of one hundred and sixty acres This ian fine farming section, and we like the country, but are always glad to hear from Centre county friends through the Reporter, Very truly, Cuas. H. Lucas Elwood, Iil., Feb. 10, en —————— $10,000 for Gellefonte Hospital, BALE— The Old Horse Did His Part, but the Old Chief Weakened, Not long ago a fire horse w from the farm, a hind WALL PLASTER FOR BALE ~8everal tons of first-class wall viaster are offered for sale, sl ver reasonable prices, by B. W, SMITH. Centre Hall Mrs, Elizabeth Osewalt died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Bouthards, in Philipsburg, aged eigh- ty-four years, four months and four days. Bhe was born in Penns Valley, and her maiden name was BSarvoy, and carries them to the creek is doubt Her husband Reuben Osewalt, was a less erroneous.” 1 civil war veteran and belonged to the 56th P. V. I, and died twenty-one years ago, The following sons and daughters survive: William and Jobn, of Point Lookout ; Bamuel, of Ehrenfeld, and Ellis, of Osceola ; Mrs. Mary Herman, of Lock Lomond, and Mrs. Southard, named above, as brought Years old, that baci horse used RIPTION i He had the certain messunges, tenem tows and state ol nd described as Somebody, Burroughs, I believe, sald “the notion that the mother duck takes the voung birds one by WANRTED~By first of April, thirty «ix hundred dollars ( $3000 ), on first morigsge, on large farm stfive percent, Address “A. A. A in care of Centre Reporter Gep'd) By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa. issued out of the | The Journey to the Water When They | 1osed to public sale ut | in 24TH, 1918, at 1 P.M DEATHS HERIFF'¢ ' = R BABY WOOD DUCKS De —— —— Court of Common Pleas of Contre County, Penn syivania, and to me directed, there will be « x Leave Their Lofty Nests. E COURT HOUBE, IN THE BOROUGH OF ELLEFONTE, PA, ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY . : on his the following described real estate, 3 one in her beak DEE All those three and tracts of land Howard, county of Centre bounded a situate in how else it could be done, writes a contrib could not see ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of the estate of No. 1, Bounded by public road leading from | By the time the driver was in the wag. | Pure, late of Potter OW Sap, Second Howard borough to” Manh Creek, whicl i } Letten of sduiipmtration 3.p.K.C.T.A, on Tord Taken o Surv , the above ertate having been granted Ww the thrse. Hie hoa undersigned, all persons indebted to mid esisie North. and op are requested Lo make payment, and those hav- Containing on ing cleims 0 present the same, duly suthenti- 5 caled, lor setlicme wn HF.BITRER, DB. X C.T A. Centre Hall, Pa. VADIA, (e013 wit se0TRe utor to the Youth's Companion, and 1 spent several valuable days of several different years in trying to find out how It was done. The thing that puzzled me was how the mother wood duck managed to get her numerous progeny No, 2 (Alx sponsa) | lic road ; by degrees, east ten and 8% 10 a post down from their lofty cradle and upon | 8r., South thirty-si; without init I third perches to i si Askey's heirs nlone SOME | grees, West thirtees eginn thence by | HENRY F. BITNER, A. M , Ph. D, SCRIVENER AND CONVEYANCER The state board of charities recom- mended that the Bellefonte hospital be given san appropriation of $10,000, The original sum asked was $40 000 The appropriation covers a period of two the water them. SeIROn Mrs, Jeremiah Way died at her home near Stormstown, aged about eighty years, Besides her husband there survive three sons and LOCA: daughter, John Alvin and Thomas the lal hile } LQ 4 ' © IaKe 8h ie i ’ F the tale f BN - V . ' Sse s g 11 : 3 Q | r : B i A stion ie estate of il Vay, and Mrs John Thomas, all of wntehe h l of shadows on the jaime Fouth twenty-two degrees, West { and i ff 1i; the old veterar u Mingle ¢ Hall borough, deceas Half Moon Valley. ‘ia ls ater hy Es hie we tha 1 teaped for ti hin fi A fit na so wilh di ry On the above eos alm wi : Ie { * Haine ith : { {| ieaped ! \ i t i y nied tothe undersigned, h ; quest all persons knowing themselves Indebwed Ww the estate 0 make imme liste payment, and those having claims Sgaliny Lhe same LW present them duly authenticated 1 : setllement was a t I W. CROSS MINGLE Administrator not see hov it rot her 1 pr y mtalnin nine were Het ease | Fs { : 08) Centre Hall, Pa ment the old . Ramon and times to gui rect for a h few rods away sixty feet from the her body was not nonce; eds, Mortgages, Bonds, Wills, Leases, ( # stone Lthevios prepared have won- | \ dete Aon rid Bie iRplIRIIYi! The old re 3 of . «| tracts, and dered about the matter as well. : After a five mile pull one hot June day 1 let my some lofty very eminent THAT Of Td pers cal r experience years, boat lie in one the shade of a ——— hi cottonwoods that grew I ay back NOTICE~LETTERS Mrs. C. H., Meyer, of Reedeville, visited her father, Cap. G. M, Boal. The Y. P. B. will meet at the of William W. Kerlin Friday evening. The stork vis'ted the home of Prof, and Mrs. W. Vernon Godshall on Tuesday night and left a son there, home Mrs. Mary Amanda of Charles A Blowers, of bu-g, died at Danville, aged five years. Bhe was born at Shoe, ber maiden name being Askey, Jlowera, wife Philips- sixty. Hnow little on HE HAD UNRULY HAIR Couldn't do a thing with it. Stood in every direction at once, then in no direc- tion. This was before he used Hall's Hair Renewer. Now his hair looks well- kept, stays in place. The scalp is clean and healt! Hair is growing faster, No landruff. No falling hair. Not the slight. ‘ I coloring the hair, Mrs, Anna Emerick, who for several years has lived at Spring Mills, is now keeping house for Postmaster G. M, Boal, Mr. Bryan, the Commoner, will be on the reception committee at the in- Mr. Wilson. That is A —— fn Atl large dead To Our Patrons. The hole wna wish to ground rate throug Appeared ih . We anpounce to our pa- trons that they will find on hand at all times at our place of business high grade cement, crushed lime stone and sand, used for We will times with these supplies, giving sll who wish to K ¥ squeezed Ing and dis in a few her mou morte: auguration of concreting fi ne. keep stocked up at all Complete Relief from CORNS Mr, and Mra. George from Centre Hall former's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Hall, Black moved 2 home of the] 90 ¢( cure Lhe material at to the oncretiog an opportunity to se. any time, Prices Slack. east of Centre altogether reasonable, and no in- ) ; . 7 handled H. Weber sdvertises co . ; J. H WEBER, : ' \ hy Centre~Hall, Pa. {iy nandied oy . Ce . sessment mcnrbimm— Wiii bereuiler > : Hepo ter Register, i: GATsge sign post John Bebr complained of by Dr. Seibert in Bellefonte by Dr removed, Bo says a decree Judge Hall, who heard the case. A QUAINT PHILOSOPHER. He Deftiy Turned His Little into Real Virtues, gt Strindberg’ E res Ts A Coategville tobacco dealers con- oa vinced that it is poor policy to violate Faults the cigsarelle law, for he was fined $100 and cost io a suit for baving sold cigarettes to a minor. It well to noe that it much an offense to give a tosell it to a might be here ig just se igarette as Sent postpaid to any ad- dress upon receipt of 25c. RAY D. GILLILAND, Druggist State College, Pa. minor. railroad section the Reporter ie smalipox, and ol course is off duty, There Iron bat uo one seems to be ‘aloud ATTI%T the Calvin Osman, the Grant and Lee. boss at Glenn Iron, of President Grant * i gorry to say, has by Robert M Waa a care | retary, in the of smallpox at Glean hotel for several weeks, able to account how Mr, Osman came in coutact with the disesse, D. W., Bradford taken the the McCormick farn {188 BRelL Cy machinery, and makes his snoounpce- ment iu this issue of the Reporier, He has been so man of the De Laval Cream Separa. | botl c Cormick FARM IMPLEMENTS I have taken the agency for the Mec- Cormick line of farm implements ; successful as a sales. | tio: - IRE usual General Lee, who tors that he came to the conclusion it would be a safe venlure to extend his lines, greeted me ————— A et mst my pleasur Spring Mills. retired such a o +11 wr 2 $ o Leitzell moved to Burnham visit on Tuesday. Yislt Ris mele; ne of outs ¥ 20d) m) Des aE het atu : ro four degrees, East ninetoen 1 me- | Ho 1. James Weaver, of Asronsburg, was after the war taat the] Stinosphere of voisonous fom es. Bn “ufine s dunes aiong land form. | also handle the the only time Hoosier Corn Planter, Empire Grain Drill, De Laval Cream Separators GASOLINE ENGINES, WAGONS DeLaval Separator Qil Chas and in town on Tuesday, twe great generals met. heusands of tous of ice have been — f harvested the last four or five days opie the Distance of Planets. The distance of the su from the by the fol attended Zabler (Q1ite a number of pe Wm. Philips’ farm on Wednesday, Mra. Floyd Raymond and and relatives in MiMinburg, for a few days, The last concert of the season be given in Grange Hall ( Thursday ) evening by the New York Male Qaartette, Mrs. Kate Shook was irjured badls on Thursday by & cow ale was feed- ing, The snimal struck her in the face with its horn, Bhe is improving at present, sale on eartl going at reach the fifty Mercury in 110 years, the sun in 170 years, years, 1470 years, Uram in 3,100 years Neptune in 5,050 years. To reach the nearest fixed star train, maintaining its mile a minute speed would require about 40,000,000 You may rely upon the general accu racy of the above schedule New York American, Bowersox and sons Charles visited friends years Saturn in . ¥ Bound to Hit Something, There is 8 cross eved man in Cleve Jupiter in will the this Repairs for all farm implements and machinery. D. W. BRADFORD CENTRE HALL HEI t . : land who Is an enthusiastic trap shoot By vi eri Faciae imued His | the Co ommon Flees of Ceutre Penney ni na fo me directed, taere ox posed to bile saie at BOROUGH OF BELLEFONTE PA. DAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1913, at 1 3 following describe) rea: estate "viz RIiVTION Oonr steadily ’ x er; furthermore, he is an expert. record is a thing to be proud of. One day last autumn nervy friend tured to question him thus: the Court Hou Years Yen DES “You are so horribly cross eved that I don’t see how you are able to shoot that certain messuage, tenement straight” f ground situate in the borough Niate Co pe, of Centre and t of Pennsyl inded and described a ows, to-wit th . i Beginning atl a stake Bell ‘phone Overcome by the Heat, “I hev come to tell yez, Mrs. Malone that yer husband met with an acck dent.” “An' Malone, “He Al- mum.” — —— — —— Potters Mills The Misses Bowers spent at the McKinney home, Mrs. J. F. Miller who has for some time, is improving, Misa Anua Parker is here “T'1 tell you my the left eve, and 1 socroet, along barrel wi squint along the right barrel i with my left eye” “Y ag 7" “And then | fire both Cleveland Plain Dealer An M———— . — Courts of Love. “Courts of were established In | Centre Coun v ins Dood Fook Nb. 10 at oa } Rranted and conveyed unt. L W Seized, levied upon, take FTE ! 10 be sold as the pr ri) TERMS OF SALE-No | edge until the purchase money is paid in all ARTHUR B. LEE, Sheriff Sherill's Office, Bellefonte, Penna, February Hunday what is it now?" walled Mrs been sick was come by the heat, barrels." — | 3, from “Overcome by the heat, was he? toons, visiting her Anna Burkine has parents, gone to Milroy where she expecis to make her home. Perry M Kinney, of near Centre Hall, spent Sunday with his parents, Really Considerate, tion of life among the higher class of | Mre., Bush, of Jersey Bhore, is “Is Mrs. Binks considerate of her] society. The first “conrt of love” was visiting at the home of Manard| husband's feelings?" established in the south of France in Mosier, “Yes the twelfth century and was composed John Harper left this place or $0 early in the of knights, poets and Indies, and their | HERIFF Moundsy for Altoona where he expects cannot detect the odor of moth decisions on subtle questions connected S " pect when the first cold snap comes.” - with affairs of the heart were given By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued out of to make hls home with his son, falo Express with great formality ? | the Court of Common Pleas of Centrs Connty. Mrs G H. Meormick and little J ‘ HH, ‘ : Penna, and to me directed there will be eX posed —— —— -— to public sale at the Cgurt House, in the borough son returned home from Aarons. Fortunate The German | and You ” eliefonte, Pa, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1913, burg, where they bad spent the last Kitty—Isn't it a most fortunate thing!| It 1s surprising when any one takes | 8 130 p. m., the following described real estate, two weeka, Ethel—-What? Kitty—That people can't | the trouble to notice how many letters a —— i m—— read the kisses that have been printed | begin with the pronoun “I.” To Ger how did it} ppen A line of Blankets A line of high-top Rubber Shoes Boys’ and Men's Caps love” e at the foun London Telegraph the middle ages, Watics A i STAI. } execution i Levi L. Wanoce dry, mum. when chivalry was at | its height and love the serious oo upa 2 a deed will be acknowl airs his overcoat season that his friends balls Buf She always Yi DESCRIPTION. All that certain piece of ground situate in the borough of Philipsburg, in the county of Centre Georges Vailey. Mro, J. W. Gobble is ill with grip. Emanuel Crater visited at ©, W. Lingle on Bunday, Albert Lingle Is hauling ties from Decker Valley for Li. M. Decker. Miss Ellen Crater spent Sunday at the home of W. W, Jamison, Miss Ella Decker spent Bunday with 8. O. Confer. Maynard Barger is in Brush Valley working for D. D. Decker. Beward Decker, of Altoons, is here on business connected with the Bam upon a girl's lips.—8t. Louls Post Dis patch, AI A A SAAN It’s the fool that is not afraid of smallpox that you ought to seek to He is a men- I AI Mf APTANA There is no better medicine made for colds than Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It acts on nature’s pian, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions aide expectoration ; and restores the For uel Eiile es'ate, adv, is probably on the same principle that they write I (ich) always with a small letter and you (Sie) with a capital, re versing the English custom. She Agreed. Will—<The sight of an old schoolmate Is—er—well, It might be called both ment and drink. Bertha-—~Yes; that's what you men usually do In the circumstances, “Eh? “Meet and drink.” and state of Pennsyivania, bounded and de. seribed as follows ; Beginning at the corner of M. Gowland thence fourth fv 1-4) degrees, East ninety-four ( 94) feet 10 Tenth street, thenve by line of Tenth Street thirty and three-quarter ( 30 84 7 de grees east sixty feet to ‘ot of Charles E. Murray ; thence by line of said Murray's lot and part of lot ot Charles MeCully South fifty-nine and one. quarter ( 0 14 ) degrees West ninety-‘our ( ™ } feet to lot of Simon Nolan, thenee by Jine of said HB. Nolan sixty (60) feet to the place of be Thereon erected a DOUBLE TWOSTORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND NECESSA- seized, levied upon, taken Into execution and 10 be sold as the proverty of KE. P. MeCormick, TERMS OF SALE<No deed will be acknowl edged unthl purchase money is paid 14 fall, ARTHUR B, LEE, Sheriff's Oflioe, Be'lefonte, Pa, Sheriff February sed, 1918, Men's Heavy Corduroy Coats KREAMER & SON CENTRE HALL
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