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NEWS OF 1881,
Notes Taken From Filles of The Usntre
Reporter of Thirty-four Years Ago,
November Srd--Alfred Hosterman,
farmer near this place, while thresh-
ing a few daye age, was caught by the
tumbling shaft which undressed him
in short order, He sustained no iu-
juries from the unpleasant and moat
always fatal grasp of the shaft,
Reports from all parts of the valley
are to the effect that fly is doing much
damage to the grain fielde, In some
fiaids there is almost total destruction
by this pes’,
November h—-Mr. the
tailor, has arrived and is now ready
for work in the bank building, Zod
floor,
The dwelling house of James Evang, |
near Npring Mille, was destroyed by
fire on last Tuaesday night. The fire
was only discovered about midnight
sfter it had gained too much headway
to save the Luilding. The building
wae insured in the Centre Hall com-
pany.
NHandoe,
ET A qa
FRUITTOWN.
Mre. Alfred Reiber
and four children
Acronaburg,
. Edward Wolfe and sor, Jason, |
of Woifs Store, apent Bunday in town,
Mre. Eva Bell of Bellefonte and
daughter, Mrs, L, Brooke, of the west,
are visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mre. Thomas Hall,
Mr, and Mre, John Hostermun and |
two bright little girls from Millheim,
spent Surday with the former's sister,
Mre. Jobn Halor, who getting
along nicely,
Mrs
is
of Ftate
of his
getting
conatruc- |
Rupy , boss carpenter,
John Brigh!,
Mr,
College, ana one
employes if Rebershare, sre
siouy
tion of ti
Bisin
home «
iny at the
tht,
upent Bur-
y Mensch,
‘tle
»
Bon of
Allentaa rtained by
J. W, Forste',
Mr. Mr, Cole of Plymouth
spent a few days with Ler sister, Mre,
John Hair
Bisse Fay Blover of Btate College le
Mre,
aod
ae,
the guest of her mother, Charles
Limber!,
Mr. at
i Mre, Harvey Musser from
of Johnstc
at the William Reiber home,
Helen Bodtort of Milroy is gy
her vacation her pari
friends at this place.
Fred Klinefelter and Herris
who sre empl Milroy,
Bunday with their parents,
Auna Fohringer left Sunday t
and relatives in Mifflin |
ywi are payiog a short visit |
i
ending |
with and |
nis
oyed at spent |
Miss
visit
county
Mi
friends
ha Fleisher left 1 uesday tol
make a short visit ong
Herndon sud other pointe,
Rush Dippery and William
friends in
sg Opt
am friends at |
inbb |
gpent last week wilh Reeds-
ville.
W. A, Fleisher
Hara of Yeagerlown on Sunday sutoed |
to the home of the former's e T.1
J. Fleisher, where the day gpent |
very | leasanl y.
wife and daughter |=
father
WAS
sm——— eta a——
How to Get Hid of Uro
This
lay
answered as
und Hogs,
ia & gue
farmers
the
burg College who
Hiate Zoologist
Please give me
getting rid
are biting oy young
in some cases have tori
way aroand 1
and
while
1
£3.
A. tia
some sUge
- ry
estions
DRvVe
ragged bark, have
wound with lead
Is this
ived will
oll. right?
be redgucii
oga BU
recs
the damage
wood
Biate,
"y b
ever in getting rid
you foliow the dire
Purchase twig
liquid Enown
there are holes to treat,
Wiap LUD
r
El
Lucks
Itis sa
u will
AVE
&@
88 IGRLS
as ecsrbon sulphide
At
Waele,
each
die of rage, r
slerial
p
half pound « carbon
or as large a portion of a
it Thrust it
as far as p e, and cl
ing with damp earth tramped io
ly. Iftheir is a branch
opening it is not nec
it
other abs ent m Around
end of a stick. Then pour over
f the bisulphidr, |
pH
into th
f 2%
Lai TET
Will absorp, 8 DO
the og
asib] 0 pet
Con.
pact hole or
ae ary to treat if,
but simply clos up. If, however.
there are two ends to the hole, or
d the on
ili ba
©
two
is some
to
distinet openings,
little distance apart, it
treat them botb.
‘The
are very fou'-
sive. Theref
away from them,
instant death, but may cause headache
to breathe thew. They are
than air, and, therefore, will tend to
eink into the holes and remain there.
As soon as Mr. Woodchuck comes np,
and cominences to make his it
of the hole, he breathes these poisor-
ous fames and is sutfocste’, and you
may be sure that af is thus
ounce treated it will never be opened
agnin from the inside,
“Ground hogs or woodchucks are
among the serious enemies of the
farmer, and aflect great destruction.
for which there is but slight compe:
sation in the way of beneficial returns,
On the other hand, skunks are so very
beneficial that one should be careful in
putting earbon bisuipbide iuto suj-
posed ground hog or woodchuck holes
as he may kill one of the farmer's best
friends, the skunk,
“ Where the trees are irjured by
ground hogs, the best thing to do is to
paint them with melted grafting wex
or pure white lead and raw linseed of’,
and let them have a chance to hea!, an
you have done.”
#
best
fumes of carbon bisulphide
nl
ex ple
Py)
aud are
should b
melling,
ire, fire
Kept
I not cause
They will
heavier
Way ot
ter a nest
:
RE
The Reporter force enjoyed a rare
treat Mooday afternoon through the
generosity of "quire Cyrus Bruogart
who handed in a very liberal amoant
of cholee pesches which he gathered
from his young orchard within the
borough limite, As was stated In
these columns a short time sgo Mr.
Brungart will gather over a hundred
bushels of the luscious frul’,
——————— I YIN
At the regulsr monthly meeting of
the Millheim school board lest week
the tuit'on for nor -resident pupils was
fixed nafollowe : High schoo’, $3 per
month ; grammer, $2; intermediate
Akror, Oui, are spending short
of the
Museer,
n
mie former's
br r. CB
won and granddaughter,
from Osceola Mille,
fo 4
the former lady's
Milton
Lt her
Mrs,
slate:
Marin
aasey Vile
yrmer’s unele
Wink
Jane
er
Six years
Varren
Mary
8go
moved from t
The twelfth ni
and Hoy fami
a Park Tuseday
An lent program
prepared,
LUBE Teun
{
if
next
hiss
X
ai
## will be he
{
prick
H ec
week,
{
XC
been
Ap fy nt
the fos?
Don’t forget ival by the
COBURN
Meek is 2pen
his mother at
Chae,
with
week,
Mrz, J. B.
Mifflinburg
ding a few dave
Harrisburg this
Rishel spe
with
nt a few daye at
ner deughter,
Mr. and Mre, Paul
ville,
J. E.
Hltover and Chae,
the Lutheran
picnic at Hecla Park last Thursday,
Mr, and Mre, Howard Stover
danghter Dorothy, Mr,
Wi vi all
Anderson spent
Mr, and Mire,
tes
Harter,
Meek
gl
tended
aud
Ham iLineyer,
visited smo
sunday.
James Wi
Loganton
brother, John
W. O', Krader
vd of Maxwell touring care,
Mr. and Mre. J. E. Harter
sunday at the home of James Wert,
Mre, Jobn Ei and Mre, Fie
Hosterman of M a ft
itmeyer
with b
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ROQ
|
epent Bundasy
Whitmeyer
v
has order
CARri
y
ihelu
pent
Mire,
By
at the home of their 8 ister,
Malone,
a_i ——————
Potters Millis
Frank
the (
. and Mrs Cars
sing at M,
isnghter are via
IM as Lome,
# Christens Curry snd
of Osk
ome
Rail and Boat Excarsior
Tolchester
Beach
ON
Beautiful Ch espe Bay
Boating
g, Crabbing
SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaves CENTRE HALL 3:17am
% emi
ur
4 {
$2.50 Round Trip $2.50
Pennsylvania R. R.
Ladies’ Temple, on Saturday evening.
p—
fis
of you July
itis by ‘ar
and resp
Hime given
ficial Boat
He
The climate of Florida is e
very damp and warm.
stime under even trying conditions,
&
Because the Weaver Organ
Piano Co., of York, Pa., have been
building pianos and organs for 45
years and have never manufactur.
ed any instruments except a good
one. Their whole ambition has
been to conduct a business that
would grow a little higher in the
respect of the public each year,
Their present position as -
facturers of the Weaver~ the h h
est standard of Piano quality so far
attained--is due to that ambition.
THE
and prima y, $1.
ole the
sreh d
purchased
i TOU
exe
the swes now of
tion of tone
paver, It
at 3 tha Of.
of the
I Bre pions
of the
Hoar a. 4 1st “Chr #tian
Florida
iv P. VORDERMARK, (
eR
specially hard on pianos, being
It is durable and will last a life-
You wouldn't be surprised that
Weaver Pianos last a lifetime if
you knew the men, methods and
materials on which their reputa-
tion is based. Weaver Pianos are
used and endorsed by many of the
world’s leading musicians, includ.
ing Alice Nielsen, Mme. Homer,
Victor Herbert, Frank La Forge,
Frank Croxton and many others,
The Weaver Co. also make and
sell the Charming Toned York Piano
the popular Livingston Piano,
and the celebrated Weaver Organ,
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UVENTEAL STATE BORMAL YOHOOL
Charles Lose, Principal,
BRUNGART
OF THE VEACE
vTHR r H ALL, P A.
ition gly 1a cling {4
ig 4 i mor
heel and hunter's
CYRUS
Ju sTiCH
Hiudents soon feel '' at home '* nere,
The well planned course of study,
well equipped buildings, large athletic
field, Lesul campur, snd strong
faculty eombined make ap ideal school,
Mend for a catalogue,
The atmosphere of the school fs dis-
Denom'-
gratified
{
Epecial att gal
tungos
tinetly moral and religious,
f
naticoal ferences can be
pt
#
pre
by aillendsnee rervices at any «
nearly a score of churches in the Leck Haver, Pe,
ite
city,
on
See me for best Price
all sizes
WATER PIPES
-also
PUMPS and
REPAIRS
Everything in the Plumb-
ing Line—bathroom fix-
tures, etc, at lowest prices.
J. S. ROWE
Centre Hall, Pa,
4
NIEMAN’S
reat Reduction Sale Now On
The Greatest Price-Smashing
Sale Ever Held in Millheim
515,000 Worth of CLOTHING and SHOES,
LADIES’ and MEN'S FURNISHINGS of all de-
scriptions, to be thrown on the market at a great
sacrifice,
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
AND ACCESSORIES
$4.50 and $5 Regal and Ralston Shoes, now
3.50 and $4 Regal and Ralston Shoes, now
2.50 aud $3 Regal and Ralston Shoes, now -
3.50 Ladies’ Silk Waists , NOW
1.50 Ladies’ Silk Waists, now
7.50 and 8.50 Ladies’ Silk Dre
12.00 Ladies’ Spring Coats
6.00 Ladies’ Spring Coats, now
Men's $20 Suits, now
Men’ 5 Suits, now
Men’ 0 Suits, now
Boys’ $3 S
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REPAIR WORK A
SPECIALTY
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$3 School Sis now -
$1 and $1. 0 Monarch Shirts, now
and 75 ct. Dress : Shirts, now
Boys’ 50-ct. Knee Pants, now
Men's 50-ct- Dr Caps, now
50 75
ct
poe
Lr
NOTICE
No goods
will be charged
during this
NOTICE
Store closes
every Tuesday
and Friday
evenings at 6
P. M.
IETTAN’S
Department Store
MILLHEINM, PA.
HARPER & DURST
GARAGE
On Hoffer St Centre Hall
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Implements That Stand the Test |
Years and years of honest service stand back of the farming
implements which we have purchased for the farmers in
this section. That's why we are selling more than
1 all sid
oc
ad
our competitors and making satisfied buyers or
| [You Can't I Wrong in Buying any of these Machines for Your Farm
————
John
i
31.1
27Y 11
Alil} Rid
Oliver
id $ 33 vs 1 ~gi
sion Binder Ss.
% ryt 24 1 1 0 |
Yraci yy AIKINE
. ¥1 Pil % 1
ing Plows, and
Ara
. ise
New Idea, Nisco
booth and Deer Manure Spreaders
uitivator,
Lever Spring Tootn Har- rost King Gasoline Engines
St
Spike Harrows,
Harrows, Imi erial
Johnson singl i
rows,
Perr:
and
double Di
Steel
Fr
New Stoughton Wagons—a
lot of them just received.
Farm Barrows, garden Bar-
rows, lime and stone Bar-
OWS.
IIe and
s¢ Harrows
» 3
Ra
VA KOS
Rake
Mc we rs.
3
mbined §
Tedder.
ide
and Wood Drum Land
R owe
vOUIETS,
Corn Shellers.
Side Rake.
Hock
John De wer and Dain
Loaders.
Lancaster
¥ 1
injorl #4
sR 5E HE
ind
“a
1 uble
QGOu
Clo : .
lod nd anything in the ma-
chine line you want we
have or will get for you.
Valley,
Hay
Ge ing
ari less, RAR
Crushers.
Black Hawk
CAR WIRE FENCING--Barbed Wire, Smooth Wire, Woven
Wire and Lawn Fence. All sizes of staples and nails.
ROOFING CEMENT BRICK, SAND
Steel and Ashphalt A carload just received and STONE injstock
Seeds The Purest Varieties of Clover and Alsike Seeds--Seeds |
| FLOUR AND FEED, STOCK TONICS
Bran, Middlings, Oil Meal, Cotton Sced Meal, Dairy Feed, Chop, Cracked Corn, Corn-
meal, Scratch Feed, Grit and Charcoal, “ Clover © Brand Stock Tonic
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley and Rye Bought and Sold at all times
Coal:
Anything wanted not mentioned here will be gotten on short notice, Come and see’ us
before you buy or sell,
Corn Planter,
=n
ol
ALL SIZES OF HARD COAL;
+ Screened, Lump, and Run-of mine BITUMINOUS COAL.