CLOSE OF COURT.
The Unge of Naginey we, Insurance Uom.
panies Most Important Disposod of at
Kad of Week
Tu the cases of Naginey vs the
three several insurances companies
growing out of the fire on the premises
of the plaintiff on the afternoon of
June 20th last. The thres defendant
Wf 1ustrante companies having policies
of insurance on the stock of faruniture
on the three several floors of plaintifl’s
furniture store in Bellefonte, as well as
on the stock in the basement of said
gtote building. The London Insur-
ance Company, however, in addition
to insuring stock of furniture had a
part of its policy covering ur dertak-
er'a goods and supplies on the third
floor of said building. Tbe Fidelity
Phoenix Policy being drawn In
sam of $1000, the London Insurance
Compsoy in the sum of $1500, being
divided $700 and $800, coveting stock
of farniture and uodertaker’s supplies
as herin before mentioned. The
Delaware Underwriters policy bein:
in the sum of $500 The actual fire
was not in the three story building
but the stock was claimed to have
been damaged by smoke and soot from
ttre fire and the plaintiff and the de
fendant, through their adjaster, could
not get together on the smount of
damages, 88 claimed by the plaintifl
and the plaintiff had an estimate of
the damages made competent
furniture dealer of a nearby town, and
the defendants declined to pay the
amount of damages claimed, alleging
that the damages were not near what
plaintiff claimed, and further claiming
that under terms of the policies the
plaintift had not made an inventory
as riquested by defendant's adjuster.
The cases went to trial on the after-
noon of Tuesday and verdict was ren-
dered on Friday morning in favor of
the plaintiff that the found value of
plaintift’s stock on the floors mention-
ed was $632 40, and that the plaintifl
had a total insurance on said stock of
$4000, The jury then proceeded to
find the damsgee to be $1272 00 subject
to the questions of law reserved by the
court, and to be divided amopgst the
several companies as shall be deter
mined by the court in disposing of the
uestions of law involved as by the
agreement of the parties filed. The
same verdict was rendered in each of
the three cases.
C. T. Gerberich vs. Elizabeth B
Meyer and W. H. Mclntire, admipie-
trators of ete , of J. ©. Meyer deceased,
who was co-maker with Ellis L. Orvis,
F. H. Thomas, Harry Keller, R. G. H
Hayes and W. Harrison Walker
Verdict rendered ia favor of the plain
tiff for $723 60,
F. E. Naginey ve, The
Ios. Co. of Allegheny, Pa
likewise grows out
the plaintiff on the 20th
and the defendant havi
insurance in the
the stock of merchar
story brick building snd
thersto, The defendant denied
bility and after trial a verdict
rendered in favor of th e plaintift sub.
Jee! law reserv.d by
the court as by agreement filed by the
parties in the sum of $1042 50,
Hame vs, the Northwestern National
Ina. Co. of Milwsukee, Wisconsin, a
corporation, growing out of ipsurance
on the premises burned as hereinbe-
fore referred to, Hetiled,
Famevs. The Ina Co. of North
America, 8 corporation having its
principal cffice at Philadelphia, Pa
This case likewise grows out of s
policy of insurance on the premises
hereinbefore referred to ; seltled.
€ harles Kelley va, A. E. Behad
aciion in assum peit, continued,
W. H. Bheets ve M. M, Bhawver
snd I. A. Bhawver, being an action in
trespass ; continued,
The W.T. Raleigh Medical Co, a
corporation duly organized under the
laws of the Btate of Illinois, ve. Ray
Allison, being an sclion in assum psit,
continued.
After the rendition of the verdic's
in the case of Naginey vs. The Teu-
tonis Ins, Co. on Friday noon court
edjourned until Ssturday at ten oo’.
clock at which time a number of mo-
tions and petitions were beard and
auditors sppointed. After which
court adjourned for the term.
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Marriage
John Hrusta, Munson
Martha E. Hell, Munson
Roy R. Bryan, Tyrone
Eva McMullen, Tyrone
Allen Harter, Marion township
Anna Clemens, Marion township
‘Mervyn P. Homan, State College
Ruth Kennedy, State College
———— A AAP ————
Hpi: Bw Thamb,
William Rtomer had the misfortune
to split his thumb with an axe Tues
day morning while chopping wood,
The accident happened when the sxe
came in contact with a swinging door,
deflecting the axe from ita proper
course,
Ws AR MAI AR.
Eagles Will Bangaet,
The Centre Hall Castle, K. G. E,,
will hold their annual banquet in
the
by a
Teutonia Fire
This suit
of the fire had by
of June last
pg a policy of
of $1000 upon
the
sum
idise in three
additions
iia
was
to the questio nos oO
Licenses,
next week,
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0. W.Bwariz and H, F. Romman
have new ads, in this lesue, Read
them for your profit,
CUNFERENOL STATIONS MINISTER,
Rev, ¥, HH, Foss Heturned to Oentre Hall
at 21st Session of Ceniral Pennsylvania
Conference of U. Kv, Charch,
The Central Pennsylvania Confer-
ence of the United IKvangelical church,
held st Carlisle, Murch 4:h to 8th,
stationed the mivisteras in its various
disiricts for another year, Rev. F, H.
Foss was returned Centre Hall,
Fhe Centre district, of which C. L.
Hones is presiding elder, is composed of
the following :
1. Altoona, DF.
Bellewood, 1, E. D, Stover,
Bellefonte, KE, Fulcomer,
Burnham, C. D, Moore,
Centre Hall, F. H, Foss,
Centreville, F. F. M
Howard, J. F. Bin
Juniata 8. P
Lewistown ( First ), W,
Lawl
Liverpool, KP.
2 Milltheim, W. 4. Brown,
13. Millmont, Ralph Smith
1 Middleburg, 8. A. Bnyder.
16, McClure, C 8 Messner,
16. Mittin, W. H. Lily
New Port, M, W, Stahl
D. A, Ertel
Port Treverton, B. F, Keller
ersburg, J. M. Gray
Mills, John M
id and Hommel
anbers of Quarterly
to
Young.
Ayer,
gman,
Remer,
EK. Peflley,
, Chester B. Bh
stown ( Trinity
AN,
Markel,
Nittany,
Price
Con
Geor Ke
} 5. L. Kessler, Mil
er and J, M, Price, Mexico ; A. L.
toni ————
Spring Mills Landiord In Trouble,
Tuesday a warrant was lseued for
the arrest of Perry Krise, landlord at
the Spring Mills hotel, charging him
with selling liquor to a mioor, the
complaint heviog been made by Frank
8. Musser, a Gregg township resident,
At the hearing before "Squire Jamison
it developed that Mr, Musser claimed
liguor was sold to one of his sons, 8
minor. The justice bcund Mr. Krise
over for his appearance at court,
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DEATHS,
After having reached the advanced
sge of eighty-seven years, Mra. Cath-
erine Mann of Howard, died at the
home of her daughter, William
Quay, at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
from: the infirmities of
Mrs,
age.
Deceased is survived by five sone
and four daughters, aa follows: Row-
land and George B., of Howard;
James of West Virginia; Harry of
New York; Robert of Coudersport ;
Mra. Jennie Nestierode of Blanchard ;
Mrs, Catherine Chapman of Mill Hall;
irs. William Quay of Howard, and
Mra, 3. B. Hill of Flemiogton,
sonic
old ehild of
ot of Millheim,
Ciara, the five months
Mr. and Robert Fo
died Thursday morning after a week's
with poeumonia. Funeral
services were held Saturdsy morniog
aud burial at Milihe
Mm
illness
im.
a -
LOUVALS
B. Jamison
Hall
‘squire T
Mills was in Ce:
on Wedn
Bev. D 8B Kurtz will hold services
in the Lutheran chureh at Bpriog
Mills next week every evening except
Saturday.
Reid O. Dickson of East Or
N. J., has accepted a call to be-
the pastor of the Lewistown
Presbyterian church,
of Bpring
ire on business
esdny,
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Rev
ALE",
come
Hon Li. Rhore attended a meeling
of the legislative committees of the
HMiate Grange st Harrisburg, Saturday,
returning home Tuesday.
On Monday, P. CC. Bradford, iwenty-
two years a railroad man, baving
served this time as station sgent at
Linden Hall and Lemont, was in Cen-
tre Hall,
(George W. Horner, who will make
gale on March 220d, bas decided to
have a clean-up sale, disposing of all
his stock and farm implements, Thies
means that mueh stock that is not ad-
vertised on his large sale bills will be
gold ; also a lot of bees will be disposed
of.
Rev, D. 8, Kurtz will be Installed as
pastor of the Penna Valley Lutheran
charge, Bundsy. In the morning
Rev. Dr. Charles T. Aikens, president
of Hurquehanns University will deliver
the charge to the congregation and in
the afternoon Rev. W. M. B. Glanding
of Bellefonte will charge the pastor.
——— A MP AP LST
NEWS OF 1881,
Notes Taken From Files of The Centre
Reporter of Thirty-four Years Ago,
May 12th—-On Tuesday morning
Mrs Magee mother of R. M, Magee,
Esq , died at the residence of her son-
in-law, John Harper, near this place,
aged about eighty years,
On last Tuesday, McClellan, & son of
John Rishel, of Btone Mill, while in
the woods chopping, had the misfor-
tune to cut his left foot. The axe
struck bim immediately below the in-
step, nearly severing the member.
The boy vearly bled to death before ae-
slatance could be obtained.
May 19th-Potatoes are bringing 80
to 90 cents per bushel in this county.
Mrs. David Runkle, with some of
her children, made as narrow estape
with their lives on Bundasy. While
driving on the pike this side of Centre
Fill the horse ran off, the wagon was
upset and the occupants thrown out
Mra. Runkle and ona of her children
ware severely stunned and bruised,
Rev, sod Mrs. W. E Fischer were
made happy by the birth of another
du ghter,
| |
1 J, Kenuedy Johnszton's Flatform for
the OfMce of Judge. .
Dedr Editor : .
After mature and conscientious de-
i liberation 1 have decided to ask the
| considerate electors of Centre county |
| to support me as a candidate for the
| office of Judge, and for the purpose |
| of removing all uncertainty relative
{ to my candidacy for said office, I
take this opportunity to make
| following announcement, to wit :
That if it be the will of the elector
| of our county to nominate me upon a
{| non-partisan ballot as their servant
| to preside as judge over our County
Courts I shall assume and discharge
the duties thereof with fidelity to the
{ trust imposed ; and if this be the
| pleasure of the thoughtful people of
| our county, I desire my election to be
i on the following platform, namely ;
Firat—I shall be s
san in office,
Second 1 shall dispose of all
ters within my jurisdiction without
i fee ar or favor and without useless de- |
lay and expenses,
Third—1 shall have no other busi-
| ness or alliances to prevent an entire
impartial service. |
Fourth-1 shall, in a regular, order- |
| ly, and legal manner, refuse to grant
all liquor lice on the ground of
no necessity, under the plain man-
dates of existing laws, and the laws
| regulating illegal of intoxicat-
ing liquors shall be strictly enforced, |
during my term of office
Res pectfully ubmitted the |
electors of Centre county for their
kindly consideration, influence and
rt.
nses
sales
10
supj
( Signed )
INNEDY JOHNSTON.
Pa., March 10, 1915,
J. KI
3elle fonte,
Miithelim Horse Hale,
y Millbeim horse
load of weslern
} beginnivrg
animas
by Mr. Hoe
nally fine
There
Rome
3400 1b,
uATes,
purpose
Home of the tess are cl
Mr. Hosterman, th
dealer, will sell a car
horses, tomorrow ( Friday
at twel o'clock.
were selected persona
These
ally
terman and are an excepti
lot—horees to suit all
are some extra fine draft horses,
them coming up to the
mark, choice brood
farm chunks,
animale.
I'y mated
ve
classe =,
of
heavy
and general
(WE
in form, color and sclion.
this lot of horses
svers lot
‘ou Can depend of
ve the of horses
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being at g
sold st these sales
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Lecture Postponed,
Dr. MeClarey will not
gagement at Centre Hall
evening of pext week.
be set for his aj
fill his
Thuredsay
en
on
No
ppesra:
time oan
now
.
Manners Can Be Acquired.
An English critic says that the ath-
lotic girl has no manners and has
other faults. But after the brilliant
showing of a little Baltimore girl late.
ly in rescuing several children single-
handed from a burming house, a res
cue made possible by her practice at
athletic exercises, the lack of polish
more or less can easily be forgiven.
Manners can always be acquired, but
it demands very quick action and abil
ity to save lives. The mistake of such
eritics is to lay the blame on athletics
when that blame is due to entirely dif-
ferent causes. The old idea that gen
tieness went with weakness and wom
anliness with timidity is now exploded.
Baltimore American.
ss A SAA
sonvenir Spoons for Hecord Readers
ers may obials
A, Bogen &
by purchasing
nday # coupe
Spoon adv
an resented with 1
selling stations advertised, will ent
to a State Heal
A different §
each week
A Bpoon for Every Sale
i for Every Sanday.
or Every Reader
ousands of
bd ant
March 7th oot
Maryland spoon ;
WRre Spoon
your local news age
Mall orders w w filled at 1% cents and cou
pon by The International Souvenir Spoon Bu
reat, 450 Pe yarth Ave. , New York City.
PUBLIC SALE OF
WESTERN COLTS
MARCH 1TH, ONE
M.. AT CENTRE HALL.
There will
i be sold on above date at the bam of
the undersigned, to the rear of The Centre Re
porter Office, Centre Hall, the following coils,
ranging from one to three yeas old.
SIX COLTH RISING THREE YEARS OLD
TWO COLTS RISING TWO YEARS OLD.
TWO COLTS RISING ONE YEAR OLD
Your of thse colts are Percherons, three yeamn
old, Western bred, but have been in my stable
gince September, These animals are all correct
in every way-well built, well boned, well form.
gdod feet, with good action. They weigh
Ts 1350, 1265 and 1210, respectively WO are
the making of horses that will mature at over
1500 and two at over 1400. They are ricely brok-
en to tongue, and are capable of performing all
kinds of farm work.
TWO PERCHERON MARES. These mares,
rising two years old, were sslactad by Mr Hos:
terman for breeding Juipones One of them is
fifteenaixteonths and other seven. pia
Pemoheron, and bred from mares weighing
and 1700, respectively, and from a sire a ay
2006, The eolts now weigh 1350 and 12%, re
spectively, They are unusually well-bonad and
well formed, with good feet, and will mature at
1600 or over. They are nicely broken to tongue,
work fine and free. They are old enough and
big enough to breed this spring, and will be
eapable of doing light farm work,
TWO MARE COLTS, rising three years old,
One now weighs 1125; will mature at over 1300 ;
compact in form ; good all ‘round. Bhe is nino
nicely broken to Rb 0nghe atid shafts, The other
is also a mare oot, Of of Anving type, bred from
Allen Chide, a
T™wo XI EARLING COLTS. One of these fs the
muking of a heavy draft mare, I'S, Parigtt in form.
She Is from a Western mare, The other
of driving type, red from Allen Chide,
These colts Mave hn had Sly ordinary care, and
hate not bean, lol 0 finish. They are just In
ed
i FIN
ne MILCH Miled ogws mh hte cows a1 are
a anMa. we Se r, under the nual
Free lunch will be provided for all who must
Jouve their homes belore the noun ho.
». W. BMITH,
kl Mazon Auctionee C Serk
a #4
ia Lhe
market
people are oblaining
spon and 15 ¢
nite Ww
Mar ?
obtain the
iy the 1 .
mation from
THURSDAY, O'CLOCK
P
ADVERTISEMENTS
CLOVERBEED FOR BALE~Cholce
tosts 97 1-10 per cent, pure, Will sell for $0.70 -
"HU R BOL DERMAN, Col yer, ¥a. 10,012
Ma LM fi
Fv wy one a good inyer,
{ Th cents aphecd Apply to HAKRY
3, Centre Hal 1, i
ware ell in
Bar e cun be
for
the
had
aver.
FOUND Two keys that
imbing shop of J. 5B Rowe,
calling at this office and paying
ament
I'WoO GOOD HORS
roan horse, 1250 lbs,
mare, 11 yenrs old,
wnywhere good buggy
reasonable figure
RKHOLDER, Cs
ills, Fa., R. D. 4
ES FOR
will work any
weighs 1800 Bhs.
Mare, Onn he
Write or 'phor we J
utre Hill, Pa. J. 0
whore ;
will work
6.p'd
HOUBE FOR RENT OR BALE
orough, suitable for country
Best locality in town Ten rooms and
immer house and other outbuildings;
while and garage ; large front and side
iy water and full bath room
od hot air furnace ; garden and fraie, Right
man can make good with hotel
Also 00d ite at HL College
1a quire of "BULLOCH K. io . o pont.
M0 Atherton 8t,,
8 ale College, a,
poreh ;
aceyticne gas
311 p'd
LEGAL ADVERTISENENTS.
ee TOCKHOLD ERS MEETING. —~
A special meeting of the stockholders of tl
tute College Stand potation € ompany is called
r May b
LX pan
Pen
W ing bundy Te]
K 1rt, , 10 a
of sald «
8. K. HOSTETTER,
LecTelary
® HOw 0006 COAOIPNGTIO000
F you want to buy or
sell property in or near
Centre Hall consult Chas,
D. Bartholomew, before
acting.
I have several fine offer-
ings now on my list,
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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our Big Catalogue so! tangles Malled Pree.
sew of meighbors who sre imerevied ia
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pe May, Wildwood
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Avalen, Stone Harbor
See me for best prices on
all sizes of
WATER PIPES
-also-
Saturday, April 3,1915
$7.60 om CENTRE HALL
1h oents ad ional to Atlantic Clty vis
Delaware River Bridge Boule,
Tickets will be sccepied on reguisr
trains, snd will be good returning within
sixteen days
Stopover allowed at Philadelphia
Fail wrticuinre of Ticket Agents or
odd, Division Passenger Agent
ilamsport, Pa
" PENNSYLVANIA RR.
REPAIRS
Everything in the Plumb-
tures, etc, at lowest prices.
S. J. ROWE
Centre Hall, Pa.
LACE CURTAINS
Every curtain must be sold. Iam quoting you prices
that will sell them.
$ .45
.50
.66
1.00
1.35
2.00
60c Curtains, now
75¢ Curtains, now
85¢ Curtains, now
1.45 Curtains, now
1.70 Curtains, now
2.75 Curtains, now
25¢ Lace Door Panels .20
50c Lace Door Panels .39
P00 000042wo R000 0ORERRRRRRG
Other curtain materials and fixtures
at corresponding LOW PRICES.
Buy Oranges NOW when they are CHEAP.
Oranges at 18¢c & 25¢ per doz.
that usually sell at 25 cents and 35 cents per dozen.
25¢ Bottle Pure Vanilla 19¢
Canned Sweet Potatoes 9c
Canned Pumpkin 8c & 10c¢
15¢ Canned Peaches for 12¢
C W. SWARTZ, Tusseyvilee,
down.
CENTRE HALL