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THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO. ; Notice is hereby given that the follow-
ing named persons have filled their pe-|
Paragraphs of News Taken from the titions for liquor licenses in the office of
: ¢ of the Court of Quarter Ses-
Files of the Reporter of 1884. the clerk a
» Co 7 0 sntre,
March 19, 1884. Sopa ny or i 1€ q ou y : : :
; : p § ications will be presen
Many parties who have timber are get- oi Yast hn App a on 5 1 De wl
: : 3 Saturday, ember
ting out ties at so cents apiece, for the | 10 the Conrton Sa y, Loe
0 1 : 14th, 1918. Said license to compute
railroad through this valley. ¢ ig) 1 § Avil. 101
) v ~ : : 5 r wii, 1919,
W. H. Kreamer, of Centre Mills, will | from the first day of Aj 2
move to Centre Hall beginning of next TAVERN LICENSE.
week and will go into the mercantile Horton S. Ray, Bellefonte, borough,
business with Simon Harper. South Ward,
Prof. J. W. Keller, of this place, as-| Ww Ww, Waddle, Bellefonte borough,
sisted by Profs. Philip and Lowell Mey. South Ward.
er, will hold a cancert with his singing Henry Kline, Bellefonte borough,
class in fhe Lutheran church, at Zion, | gouth Ward.
on Saturday evening, 220d. : . August Glinz, Bellefonte borough,
Rev. James Arney, of Cassopolis, & | gouth Ward.
son of Jacob Arney, of this place, filled g Wells L. Daggett,
the pulpit of Rev: Foster, of the Presby- ough, West Ward.
terian church in this place, on last Sab- James W. Runkle,
bath morning, and for Rev. Roeder, of ough
the Reformed chureh, in the aftermoon.| 1 RG. Allison, Millheim borough. @ ' fire earlier in the evening,
Messrs. Vandyke, contractors, have Valentine Kloffer, Philipsburg or- | L \ light your Perf ater and
commenced work on the extension of ough, First Ward. keep cozy-comfortable no matter how
our railroad, westward, The superstruc- Joseph Dugan, Sr., Philipsburg bor- | J cold it is outsids 7 {ting in only
ture of a bridge west of Spring Mills, | 5,01, Second Ward, ; o one room so why keep vhole house
will be the first work ; the eg W. H. Hindle, Philipsburg borough, q hot ?
built ten years ago are still good. he |g r,
3 § econd Ward.
bridge completed, they expect to make Rondrat
progress toward Centre Hall with track-
laying at the rate of one-third mile per] Gagrge W. Miller, Philipsburg bor- | beat and it is sa When vou use
day. ad avd | :
: ; : ough, Second War | o A
Frank Kennelly, of Spring Mills, on William M. Bowser, Philipsburg bor- | Rayo Lamps ATLANTIL
1a t 3 1H fr g p 4 The always reliable 1 . H
Saturday, fell from a house roof twenty- ough, Second Ward. light makers. Hand AVVO 110 1
I : ¢ e d gr fo gr SURES JA J
five feet high on a boardwalk and sus. Grebe Brothers & Crago. Philipsburg #0 designs for < y Sv] A
a ow light, eo LACAN.
, 2g . . r all purposes. 3
Wolfe and Grove furnish the timber John Erb, Philipsburg ugh. Sec. Sra Louie you are . wa
r the railroad brid an . i i results
for the railroad bridge this side of | ,. 1 ward. . ke
Spring Mills. It will require 40,000 ft. W. B. Hall. Snow Shoe 1
The Vandyke Brothers have brought on Lawrence Re
a lot of barrows, carts, etc., and are ough.
about to commence work~for extending James M. Moyer
/ You can alwavs take vour Perfection
Juschik, Philipsburg bor ) wherever vou want be, anv time of
ough, Second Ward day or might, It gives a st iv, radiant
i i
ory
} ht hricee
tained slight bruises.
borough, Second Ward
osene
and purified t!
r, tter t ship, J Go to your de r now and select your Perfection
the road to Centre Hall, Potters Mills. i / Oil Heater. They are re bly priced — $5.65 to
ov Sam 1 “rotd 1 ig’ ’ 4 0
: Rev. Samuel Re the iy John Knarr, r township, i =f $10.00
nstitute, Selinsgrove, and formerly of | p + : : tnd
L ’ be if -
Potters Mills. bas received a. call from ” aD : ; The Atlantic Refining Company
yy a : . B. Dagan, Rush township, Sandy
the Turtle Creek Lutheran charge in
lleocheny county 3 x . 7 Safest and best K . :
Allegheny county, and bas already gone Michael Porado, Rush township, Cas- Give a piercis oH : a ! “371 3 r to vear. a port
Er sanova. . : : # y . ! : 3 - exXPal :
Tr . cab ochl Ait 0d,
Perry Krise, Gregg : A
Mills.
Edward 1. Gillet
. Central City.
-By Rev, G. 8. Diven, Mch. John M. Kachik, Snow
rew H, Kreamer and Miss Clara
), both of Boalsburg. . . On the
Everywhere in Pennsylvania and Delaware
Rayo Lanterns
Ridge. eT tal wealth of the counts
Clarence.
James R. Daveler
the residence of the bride's | papharshurg
n r. by Rev. W. E. Fischer, Ezra y _ s TIOITOR 1 IOENCE lil
Smith, of Dakota, Ill. formerly of Penn WH LESALE ES . i : hay | I
Hall, and Miss Rosetta Rishel, of Farm. | Harry S. Reel, Philipsburg Foug I )
Second Ward, i
ers Mills, een repaid to
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on George Lamb, Philips!
Second Ward.
December Court Jurors. Second War
I - >. . H i and better and cheaper meat, and made it possible for
Awrence Nugent, R i townshij | i - ’ : 3 nani
December term of court commences : gudaen
Monday, December 9th. The jurors
drawn are :
GRAND JURORS.
Walter Armstrong, clerk, Bellefonte
J. S. Bailey, farmer, Ferguson
George Brown, clerk, Snow Shoe Twp
John Beck, laborer, Rush
William Dixon, miner, Rush
Mark Davis, farmer, Rush — atic rR Journey, Sat | G h Ri k ru} 1
Supa TINT Cust | \aonl, INKeENnvacil &
Edward Frank, laborer, Miles
Howard I. Foust, carpenter, Potter 3
T. A. Fye, laborer, Snow Shoe Tw -
Grom, tailor p $100 Reward, $100 | u
Jacob Gross, tailor, Bellefonte oh : gh will be i}
[ili e readers © iis paper 1 i
William H. Homan, carpenter, State pleased to learn that there is at least
College one dreaded disease that sclence has
3 abo been able to cure in all its stages and || - w
George Harp ter, | rer, Worth that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly || 1 HE WW
C.E Hackenberg, laborer, Haines influsnced > gonatitut nal Sondit ns |!
' equires constitutional treatment i's
F.0O. Hosterman, merchant, Millheim Jed Medicine is taken internally and po
J. William Isbler, laborer. Potter acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur- t BB i rT 2 errr
, : : . faces of the System thereby destroying : F i
John F. Musser, stone cutter, Millhelm | the foundation of the disease, giving the
4 patient strength by bullding up the con- i
Howard M. Miles, farmer, Union stitution and assisting nature In doing its |
Lloyd Shuey, clerk, Ferguson work. The proprietors have so much Hi I .
: y r Ys faith In the curative power of Hall's :
Geo. W. Summers, farmer, Boggs Catarrh Medicine that they offer One | |
R. Alexander Smith, minister, Union- Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
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ville iret 1 crtinny a co. foo. || Will be at the CENTRE HALL Hotel
Howard F. Weaver, farmer, Gregg, | OP! Bold by all Druggiats, Toc. : I B A R G A I N S |
Isaibh Woogle, laborer, Rush —— = —a . I I
TE JURORS ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE.~ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY L 1 ®
ush Letters of Administration on the estate of May-
Arnold Allard, clerk, R nard Meeker, late of Potte: trwnship, deceased
y - £
W. F. Braught, laborer, Penn Lette f Administration on the above estal D b tl s t
J. A. Bigler, farmer, Rush { having been duly rated the undersigned. the y ccem er 4 1 AN 1
’ would respectfilly request all persons knowing
J. W. Barger, farmer, Boggs thetasives indsbiad 10 the sstate ta make imme : WE HAVE DECIDED T ~ rea
William E. Boob, farmer, Haines the sama to Prosent them duly suthenticated for ‘ . Cf | » HAVE DECIDED TO GIVE
Samuel Clevenstine, farmer, Walker | sitiomen aw I'o make Examination of the Eyes. ll ALL OUR MERCHANDISE !
James Caldwell, clerk, Bellefonte Wr Ra DFORD,
Andrew Cook, gentleman, Bellefonte 3 Administrators, | J R . d
s r+ 2 W. Harr Walker, {
W. F. Candy, laborer, State College | Attorney for Estate ust eceivea--
Robert Custer, surveyer, Philigsburg |
Walter L. Cook, R. R. agent, Howard ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ~
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LJ. Homer Decker, agenyy Slate Ovflege Lettrrs of Administration in the Fatale of Remember the dates—this is your opportunity to get i A NEW LINE Ladies (Coats & D1 ESSES
Charles Dewey, laborer, Philipsburg Boyd B. Potter, late of Centre Hall borough, — r—
4 s a { re even 3 “AT -
Frapk Emericky faemat Gregg “tier of dminitration on the stare coat the same high-grade service we render at cur home of ' ;
1 i bee ’ rer, hili ving nm daly rane d Jo the on " miened, . . e a .
ames J, Fishes, faraiet, IY tg oma vi Fadel 1s The te know: | lll fice, We are making this hotel a p:rmanent branch of- Il S ll S Vercod S
J T. H. Foust, laborer, Gregg miedisle pajment, and those having claimy : ; >
John S. Garbrick, farmer, Spring * i doin Aamaml fem. 1'3 Suthent fice and will come regularly to Centre Hall.
. AT REDUCED PRICES, so will give our customers the
W. M, Garner, clerk, State Gollege WRU by FLL
W. M, Garner, clrk, ta ” Administ advantage of these reductions DURING THIS MONTH.
William Hefferan miner, Rush
John Hughes, clerk, Rush TAMES W. SWABB | —
Jacob D. Houser, farmer Union JUSTICE OF THE PEACH
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Miles M. Hall, f , Union IR co. P : & ¢
Peter Hassel, painter, Stats College Des. Mongar, Vil wrth ux Gohl, Rinkenbach Rouse, A New Line 0 Ladies Shoes
Sumaot gus, Wier, Liberty Hino lo. Special stiention given lo seit | EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
Licenses, and all other Applicari | Colors —Grey, Brown and Black—All at BARGAIN
Samuel Gephart, merchant, Miles Blanka kept on hand. oy.20.908 | Harrisburg, Pa, ; PRICES. =
Cassanova.
Andrew Chambers, Sn
ship, Clarence.
BREWERS LICE?
Philipsburg Brewing Co
borough, Second Ward
3... $4.23.
Since we again have peace we are all feeling better.
BARGAINS ON
Joseph Koapper, mine inspector, ———— ai po
Philipsburg
Joseph Lowery, gentleman, Spring ‘ = = ET ————
Harry Miller, farmer, Miles uals
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Alexander Morrison, overseer, Bolle take for Hold On to War Insurance. CYRUS BRUNGART ’
fonte FE? a cough ‘“sHold on to the war insurance " is JUSTICE OF THE PHAGE
W. C. Meyer, merchant, Gregg 8 urged all men now In service, no matter
or sore . CENTRE HALL, PA,
Harry Potts, laborer, Rush throat: where located. The insurance, by mak- Special attention given to eollecting, Losal D f < : :
Ira Pucker, farmer, Boggs Kemp's ing regular payments, May be continu. roche te. ARTs cect and Buniers ¢par ment Store Millheim
Guts Bock ume, iby [Balsa Tein chsagreubles| | #15, ric, fs 200 fom he | EE EE ER le
T. V. Struble, clerk, State College and you can depend upon it to] | mation. After that time the law pro. Ww. 8 8. 823
ENG. F. S'evenson, farmer, Patton give quick relief. It's guaran} | vides that the war risk insurance may be | ght stook ewes for sale, Fired class In every
Anson Schenck, tinger Howard eed, T've used it for years and converted, without examination, to some | way.~J. C, GOODHAKT, Centre Hall. It pd
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i Sore gull, aghat, Miles always keep a bottle on hand. form of insurance now being worked out | poR SALE — Two heifers, 18 months oid will
Huston Sold b y make wl co so op — 1 v
Wi H. Young, farmer, Peat y dru by the government. | NF, akbar, Pa Bell paoaa tins, VA4