i THE CENTRE RE PORTER. SDAY, FEBRUARY 1 , 1917 THURS REBERSBURG The Odd Fellows held their annual banquet on Saturday evening. Mrs, .C. O. Mallory, of Pittsburg, visited relatives in town for a few daye. Nearly every family hereabouts has a member or more afflicted with grip. Lester Minnich left for Btate Col- Jege where he is assisting his father in moving to Mifflinburg this week. Clarence Long, whose condition at one time was quite critical, is ona fair way to recovery. Soott Stover, after several weeks’ confinement to the house on account of sickness, is again able to be about. Mise Eva Moyer died on Mondsy morning after a lingering illness, The remains will be buried to-day ( Thure- day) in the Union cemetery. William Scholl, on Monday morn- ing, commenced to haul cream from this valley to Coburn for the Korman Creamery company. Rebersburg has a young fellow who uses five aollar bills for much the game purpose handkerchiefs are in- tended. He's rome near kin to Harry Thaw, we believe, Last Thursday Mrs, William Huab- ler, Mrs, Wesley Hackenburg, Mrs. John Harter, and Mrs. C. C. Bmull left for Pittsburgh where they are visiting relatives for a week, Mrs. Jesse Whitman, who for the past two weeks visited her parents and friends in this place, left on Monday for her bome in Illinois. Bhe took with her little James, the eight-year old son of Mrs, Brungart, James will be known ue one of the Whitman fam- ily. e————— ————— Aaronsburg, Mr. and Mre, Fred Stover spent Sanday at Pioe Ureek. Amos Koch, a respected citizen, ls critically iil at this writing. Wallace Beirly, of Rebersburg, spent a day with his anat, Mrs. Jane Sylvie. Mre. Bartlet and little daughter are gpending some time at Btate College. Mre, George Stover received a bad fall while at the barn a few days ago, injuring her back rather severely. Editor J. C. Hosterman and family, of Millheim, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Haines. Henry Bower returned home from a month’s visit with his daughter, More. Charles Kreamer, in Norristown, Sarah Bheesly, of Miiton, spent a few days with her parents in thie place, Mre. George Weaver spent a few days with her sister, Mre, Frank Guisewite, at Fiedler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe spent last week with the latter's sons, A. and Harry Cummings, near Linden Hall and Centre Hall. Miss Bertha Brown, of Linen Hall, was the guest for a week of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Guisewite and Mrs. Carc- line Mayes, Mrs, Anns Hetzel and Miss Lizzie Yarger, of Centre Hall, were guests of relatives here for a few daye. Miss * Yarger departed for the Bellefonte bos pital where she is employed. Saturday night at ten o'clock the ery of fire threw the people into a con- dition of excitement, but the blaze proved to be nothing more than the burning of the smoke house on the Haffley farm, tepanted by Israel Wance, By upsetting the building it was possible to save the meat supply from being consumed. ——— AP ———— Colyer Mrs. George Meisas is on the sick list. Miss Orpha Fleisher took dinner at at the G. RK. Meiss home, Sunday. Mr. and Mre. Roy Martz made a visit to the William Martz home Bap- day. Mre. John Jordan and son Luke spent Wednesday and Thursday with her sister, Mrs George Yarnell, Miss Bertha Miller was unable to open her school Monday morning as she is laid up with a very bad cold. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lingle and children spent Bunday at the Howard Lingle home. Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Royer and chil- dren spent Bunday with friends at Farmers Mills, P. B. Jordan and Daniel Jordan visited at the Hugh Runkle home at Tusseyville on Bunday, Miss Mame Farner and Mrs, John Ishler were visitors at the Roy Miller home Bunday. A.J. Weaver and daughter Wille, Jacob Royer and daughter Ruth st tended the Odd Fellows supper at Boalsburg, Friday evening. Mire, Fred Brown and children are spending » few days with her mother, Mrs. John H. Moyer, who ls sick at present, ————— AA ——————— Ten Million Equipment Order, Orders for new equipment of loco motives and cars to cost more than $10,000,000 were on Baturday placed by the Penpsylvania Railroad with fte shops, They irclude 225 logomo= tives, 2100 freight care and.80 cars for passenger service, Forty locomotives will be K. 4s spe, 186 L. 1s type, and fifty shifters, here will be 1000 X, 25 box oars, 1000 gondglse, 100 cabin care, 68 baggage care, 20 pasenger-baggage osrr, 10 auto- mobile baggsge cars and 2 M, oy 62 baggage care, ~The ours are to be all steel. NOTICE T0 OWNERS OF DOGS Notice is hereby given that all dogs in the following districts, not assessed, as required by Act of Assembly, approv- ed June 3rd, 1916, will be killed by the proper authorities thirty days from the date of this notice. Dated at Bellefonte, Pa., this 25th day of January, A. D. 1017. By order of the County Commissioners DANIEL A. GROVE, WM. H. NOLL, JR., ISAAC MILLER, Attest : H. N. MEYER, Clerk POTTER TOWNSHIP WwW. W. McCORMICK, Assessor Species Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Female Male Male Male Owner Fred Royer George Condo WwW. F. McKinney WwW. C. Gingerich H. A. McClellan George Horner George Horner W.S. Martz W. R. Stoner James H. Runkle James H. Runkle E. C. Harter C. 5. Smith David Geary David Geary H. E. Confer C. 85. Thomas E. J. Treaster J. H. Moyer William Reiber D. C. Fohringer Edward Bubb Edward D. PF. Miller C. A. Miller Roland Zettie Roiand Zettle W. J. Royer ® D. R. Miller S. E, Jordan S. E. Jordan Samuel Klinefeiter Orvis Horner Orvis Horner John H. Horner John H. Horner C. 8. Stoner Horner Miiton Kline Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Mule Male Mule Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Female Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Mule Mule Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Maile Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Jubb Harry S George Bright I. A. Hosterman I. A. Hosterman E. H. Grove Maynard Meecker R. Hoy Harvey Hoy H. A. ienaban Ww. MoeC Homan Henry Lingle I. F J. D Delaney Aaron Detwiler John Rishel Frank Osman Ciyde Detrow C. W. Luse Jacob Sharer Jacob Sharer W. BE. Tate Robert Bloom John Colyer Frank Moyer R. C, Walker John A. Heckman Samuel Gingerich R. M. Garbrick Bruce Runkle L. RK, Smith J. C. Goodhart W. R. Neff Edward Lalr February and L. J. Burris M. M. Keller J. G. Boal Male Male Male Male Male Maile Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Howard Davidbelzer Samuel Durst Frank Lingle W. H, Lingle Witmer Lee J. W, Slack Frank Tate Robert Floray Charles Flink Roy Smith L. R. Lingle H.W, Frantz J. W. Delaney Robert Glasgow D, 8, Glasgow J.C, Brooks R. Brooks Alvin Stump A. L. Slutterbeck L. R, Markle J. H, Garver G. W. Potter James Stahl W.H. Homan H.H. Mark 8. E. Shearer Wilbur Bland Frank Philips W. A, Jordan J. E. Noll James McCool JW. Dashem John H. Bitner A.J. Casanave A. J. Casanave WwW, W, Parker W. W, Parker C. T. Crust William Confer Edward Crawford Jerry Smith Ira Auman William Blauser F. A. Auman F. A. Carson W. E. Yearick Edward Allison Edward Allison Edward Allison Harry Skyler Emanuel Smith M.N. Miller M. N. Miller “ —_— (Continued at foot of next column) sale in this column FREE of charge. March Sales THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, at nine o'clock sharp, on the D, J, Meyer farm, 1 1-2 miles east of Linden Hall and 2 miles northeast of Boalsburg : 8 HEAD OF HORSES. Bay mare, 10 years old weighs 1450 ; bay horse, b years old, weighs 1860 ; bay horse, 4 years old, weighs 1100 ; dark sorrel, 8 years old, welghs 1100 ; bay mare, 6 years old weighs 1150 ; sorrel mare, 9 years old ; weighs 1800 ; dapple grey horse, 4 years old, weighs 1250; driving mare and 9 months-old colt. This is an extra good clean and sound bunch of horses, 10 LARGE YOUNG COWS of different breed. A number of them are fresh and remainder will be by time of sale, This is the finest herd of cows in the valley, all excellent milkers, Good Short horn bull, 2 years old, 8 head young cattle yearlings and upwards. 4 calves. Berkshire brood sow and boar, 9 fine shoats, CORN HUSKER, good as new ; two 2-horse wagons with 4.in, tire, 4-horme wagon with 4in. tire, 2 sets hay ladders, Empire erain drill with 11 hoes, good as new ; land roller, 2 disc harrows, Deering hay tedder, fanning mill, 8 Vulcan plows, 2 Oliver plows, potato digger, 2 spring har- rows. 60 tooth harrow, Evans corn planter, Deer- ing corn binder, Deering binder, 7-ft. cut, Os borne mower, Keystone side-delivery rake, hay loader, hay rake, 2 Albright riding corn work. ers, Iron Age riding corn worker, manure spread. er, double sled, This machinery has been well taken care of and is practically good as new, Grain cradle, 2 hay racks, spring sleigh, top buggy, 2 horse carriage, 7 h. p. gasoline engine on truck, 2 1-2 h. p. gasoline engine, Delaval cream separator, chop mill and belt, corn shell er, emery grinder. Harness. —4 pair tug harness, bridles, collars, breechbands, checks, 2 sets single driving harness, pair double driving harness, all in good condition, Studebaker 7 passenger automobile, In good condition. 500 bushels corn ears, 35 of 65 acres of grain in ground. Set butchering (ols, some household goods and other articles. Term of mie, Credit of one year on amounts over $5.00, JAMES W, BWABB, Amignee for Newton Yarnell L. F. Mayes, auct, THURSDAY, MARCH 1st, at 10 o'clock &. m., 1 mile north of Potters Mills, Homer R, Treaster will sell farm stock and haplements ; some house hold furniture. A clean-up sale. L. F, Mayes auct, MONDAY. MARCH 5, all day sale, 1 1-2 mile cast of Centre Hill, by Tressier and Dauberman clean up sale of farm stock and implements, TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, at 12 o'clock sharp, H. F. Grove, on the W G. Grossman farm, 1 mile North of Tusseyville, will sell farm stock and im plements. Mayes, suet WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, at 10 o'clock a. m., J T Pier and Jaa Callahan, will sell on the old Potter homestead, four miles west of Centre Hall: Farm stock, implements, etc. ciean up sale of everything. VIDENTLY HAD GOOD THING! Judging From Late Owner's Experi ce, Northern Man Had Been Made the “Goat.” en by the attractive wording veftisement appearing in a a trusting investor from sawmill in a south: When he went down to over his newly-purchased prop and to assume its manggement, recent met him at the bade him wel Begulled ad " # ( trade the ern paper North bought a te gia oe fake 5 owner ad station and climbed into the native's ERY through the woods to spot where the plant was located, nger said: I wish you'd give me a few hints ght off about how to run this busi ¢ profitably. You see, I'm a little green wt this line. I've been ber dealer all my life, but | never undertook to handle the raw material tore.” “Well, mister,” stated the late own er, I wish 1 could give you tho you want, but I reckin 1 jest don’t know myself. My father inlaw died and left me this here mill in his will. My two boys helped me to run her and there wasn't no other hands, and so 1 never had to pay out nothin’ for wages. I stole all the tim. ber I cut, and my stepbrother, who's the division freight agent for the railroad, used to slip all my lumber | out for me, so 1 never had to pay no | freight charges—and last year 1 eome | out $2,700 behind."—Baturday Eve ning Post, they to drive bit " % - i iak 1 De frankly, advice Ancient Election Customs. No complaint with regard to undue limitation of polling time was possi ble in the old British parliamentary days. The danger was that polling might be prolonged for a fortnight or a month. Drastic action to bring the poll to a close once provoked a riot in the Westminster division of Lon don. At the general election that be gan on April 25, 1741, the two Wait: ministerial candidates were om the fifth day of polling well ahead; but an opposition party of electors approach: ing the hustings in great force, the high bailiff (who favored the minis terialists) declared that he feared a riot, and closed the poll. The batfied voters rioted and the military were ealled out. The high bailiff had after ward to apologize on his knees to the speaker and pay a heavy fime. (Continued from previous column.) John H. Wagner Frank Ennist John Blauser 1. K. Confer P. A. Leaster Frank Bogdan B. W, Ripka Edward Loughner Edward Loughner Edward Loughner Daniel ligen W. M, Sweeney C. V. Wolfe C. V. Wolfe Sadie Neff Elmer Harshbarger Howard Foust Male Female Male Male Male Male Female Female DOGS NOT ASSESSED Roland Pye Howard Lingle .Joha B. Bubb Male Male Male J. W, Mowery 2 Males THURSDAY, MAKCH 8th, at 10 o'clock, Ma- thins Weagley, on the Allison farm, 1 1.2 miles North of Spring Mills, will sell farm stock and implements. A clean-up sale, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, at one o'clock, G. W. Tressler will sell at his residence, 1 and 1.2 miles east of Penns Cave : Farm stock, implements and household goods, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14TH, at ten o'clock a.m, L. R. Lingle, one-half mile west of Old Fort, on Earlystown road, will sell farm stock and implements, This will be a clean-up sale of everything on the farm, THURSDAY, MARCH 15th, two miles east of Centre Hall, by Bharer & Keller: Clean up sale of farm stock and implements, BATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1 o'clock p. m., to the rear of Reporter office, Centre Hall ; Five pairs of mated mules, two years old at time of sale. These mules will be trained and hitched on forenoon o | sale day. Also a lot of cows, fresh and springing | TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, 9 o'clock a. m., W. ¥, | Stover, one-half mile eust of Penn Hall, on the | road leading to Brushvalley, will sell live stock. | farm implements and household goods, Wise and Hubler, sucts i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2Zist, 10 a. m., about two miles west of Tusseyville, by D. Gels Wagner Clean up sale of farm stock and implements, THURSDAY, MARCH 2ind, at 100'clock 8. m., R. D. Masser, one mile north of Spring Mills, will sell all farm stock, including 8 head of Holstein cattle ; also [arm implements, A clean- up sale of everything. FRIDAY, MARCH, 28rd, at 10 o'clock a m., John Buavely, at Bpriog Mills, will sell lot of farm stock and implements, A clean-up sale. L. F, Mayes, auct, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 12 o'clock Hill, by Lioyd R. 8mith : of horse, colis, youug oaitle, sheep. Mayes, auct, at Centre stock sale, consisting COWS, bogs and TUBSDAY MARCH 27, the undersigned offer at public sale the following farm colts ; 28 head of young csttle 14 head of hogs. Farm imple Perry harrows, 6 land roller, Evans corn pl corn worker, 2 mowers, side delivery rake, hay onder, hay aud pu Conklin wagon, 2 buggys, New Holland feed grinder, jot of harness and Bandwich Hay Press and Power Balé at 10 o'clock sharp. L Frank Mayes, suct C. W_ FISHBURN, wil ive stock and bead of horses and { sheep By mouse harrow, 4 implements: bBeven ri head aie | plows, 2 ox Darrow, ime nler, Albright fork, rope leys, paid WEDNESDAY, m, WE Tae the Broshivalley road, will sell A MARCH 25tn, at ten ociock = miles west of Centre 1 Hall, on farm stock and ¢ implementa, Harry Grove suct, clean-up sale, How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the last years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Toledo, O Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the biood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials pent free. Price 76 cents per bottle. Bold by all Druggists. Take Halls Family Plils for constipation I EGAL NOTICE —~ Notice Is hereby given that the following sc counts will be rreser ted Court for confirms tion on Wednesday, February 25th, 1917, and un lems exceptions be fled thereto on or before Feb ruary 27th, 1917, the same will be confirmed : 0 The rst account of H. C. Warlel Jonaihan Bradiey, Philipsburg Guardian of Wood Milos The sixth and partial account of D E ring Commitee 0! Jesse Newton Cowher, burg The second and final account of A Guardian of Mamie Yeager, Asronsburg D R FOREMAN, Prothonotary CYRUS BRUNGART i JUSTICE OF THE PEACE CENTRE HALL, PA. i B® al attention given to collecting. Legal | writings of all classes, incloding deeds, mortgages | agreements, ete. marriage loenses and huntet's | Heenses secured, and all matters pertaining to the | office attended to promptly. octA INE pd 8 Stover Jan. 25, 107 i read 0000000000000000000 Insurance and Real Estate Want to Buy or Sell? SEE US FIRST Chas. D. Bartholomew CENTRE MALL, PA, SPP POPP OEP POVOBOF TY RBW YY 900 DOPPOONVGII I PDOSGVPOSPBeORUY i : JUST RECEIVED Carload Red Cedar Shingles Which we are offering at Special Prices i Zettle & Lucas CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS Proprietors Centre Hall Planing Will, Centre Hall, Pa, pany is hereby presented. Balance in treasury January 10, 1916... Cash premiums received during yeer FIRE LOSSES. Jonas Stover .... M. H. Bpicher Robert Glasgow Elmer W. Evey Foster W. Evey Dr.C.B Musser ... B, F. Blover Mrs James Alexander Eimer C. Ross ......... Ball losses . an Directors’ PRY .....cocvreem Becretary's salary and ex Printing, postage and stationary Bundry expenses Losns paid Interest paid Cash balance | Cash balance in tressury.. Bale in office rs Total cash premium pest year Premium notes taken past year nee taken past year Risks in force today Al an election held the same day the follow x H E Fisher The board reorganized by electing H. E. Du dent, Prank M. Fisher secretary, and J. BE. Brung Altent 30h FRANK M. VISHER, Bec'y LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ] r Estate of Harper ter Catherine of Po Townspd p, ocnmod In the Orphan’ Court of Centre County als County, to distribute th . Bunkie, execu- tor o he lat i and testament of Catherine Harper, late of Potter Township, Centre Oounty Peonsyivania. deceased. as shown by his inal ae ep i amongst those en'itied 10 receive 0 the duties of his ap } rp Borough of Belie 28rd, 1917, 8% ten : where all parties inter ested are requested 0 appear aod present their cinims before the undersigned or be forever de barred from coming in on sd fund CLEMENT DALE, o3 Auditor — — brought right up to date by For Home For Triumph BELLEFONTE, PA., JARUARY 5, 1917. $2004 4085 72 Ghit Wie 10840 15 HALE1 00 ing were elocted as directors for the ensuing yeer EH. Reed, John H. Beck, ck president, Col art tressurer, W, Fred Eeyoolds vice presi. H.E DUCK President STOVE FOR BALE. -Good, Sunshine Osk heater with 184nch fire box | just as good as Dew Reason for selling is thet a Monitor Caloric pipe loss furnace has been installed in the home | D W. BEADFORD, Centre Hall, Pa WANTED ~~ Man past 30 with horse and bu | to sell Stock Condition Powder io Centre Cov Salary §70 per month Indianapolis, Indiana. iy. Address § Industrial Bidg OR SALE —Two good six-room houses, sit usted on East Curtin BStreel, Beilefonte, Pa. One has bath and the other electric light Good location. Sale on BATURDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1917 ai 20'clock p.m , at the Court House. See hills. HE ZIMMERMAN, od Bellefonte, Ps. AER ———— having it equipped with Mr, $5.50 - 60.75 - - 6.75 provement added. FOR BALE.- Property for sale: brick house, good stat le «hed, and buildings, CORA E. WAGNER, Dowling, Pa, ARy4n-fact | or helms of Mary A, . Beven-room all good out. tr, OILS & GASOLINE 1 receive carload Sipmenty and can supply you at all times gt low- est prices Bring your barrels and drums and try my oils and gasoline, William McClenahan WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR CENTRE HALL, PA, | JAMES W. SWABB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE LINDEN HALL, ORNTRE 00. PA. Ww - Deeds, ih care NA &o, written and ex ting of Bstates, Masriago > Blanks nand. we Lion kept ORY vy I Centre Hall, Pa. ACC ano shed + vec, i . The Retir d Life. indeed, none en .ys truly himself, | bul those that live to themselves, as 1 do, and it is better to be a self lover in a retired life than ou self seeker in a wandering humor like a vagabond, for they go from piace to place, from one company to another, and never are at rest in their minds nor bodies. . . . Indeed, they have no constant dwell ing, for going much abroad, they dwell 2% Posi #1
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