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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
January to date has been quite cold.
A hot air furnace is being installed by
D. A. Boozer in the harness shop.
John M. Luse is again carrying the
mail, having fully recovered from his
illness. :
Mrs. Romig, sister of W. H, Bar-
tholomew, is a guest at the Bartholomew
home in Centre Hall,
The Pennsylvania Village for feeble
minded women, near Laurelton, received
its first patient last week,
Mrs. N. L. Bartges, who is suffering
with a light attack of diphtheria, is
showing much improvement,
The American Lime and Stone ;Com-
pany is erecting an immense hydrating
plant on the glass works meadow, Belle-
foute,
A car load of Ohio horses were sold at
Millheim, last Wednesday, ‘at good fig-
ures. The top price for a team
$405.00,
Mrs. W. F. Keller, of
who last week underwent
for appendicitis in the Be
tal, is getting
Was
Hall,
an oporati®n
Centre
along splendidly.
Foster Eme and F
Lewisburg,
uncle and
Emery,
week.
Charles Smith, a fif
of Union cout
term of
Reforn
Monday.
J.C. Go
advertises a stock sale for
issue.
such al
great d
The
ae a 1
Hall lodge o
this (Thur
Atory,
tue ta
Iie Das §
moved |
Gap wh
busine
by Steir
er business ir
erable
Tuesday
Pim
CORD.
John B. Ruble Dead.
A telegram announcing the
John B. Ruble, at the State sanatarinm
at Hamburg, Berks county, was receiv.
ed by his family in this place on Tues-
day afternoon, Death about
four o'clock, and was due to tuberculos-
the
State institution about a month ago. Ar
occurred
is, for the relief of which he entered
Years ago is
Mr.
been
injury to his spine several
t start of
He bad
ince last
believed to have been the
Rubles failing in health
unable to do manual labor
August, Mr, Ruble was an expert car-
penter and mac st and was working
at the latter tr Pennsylva-
nia Ra:
forced to 1
the rail: 1
ORG
Glasgow,
and has live
AUDITORS’ SATEMENT
Of the Receipts and Expendi-
of Potter Township,
for Year Ending Dec. 31, 1919
tures
JB FORTNEY, COLLECTOR ROAD TAX
1919 DR
Dec 1, to amt, of duplioate ,,. $6600 BS
' per cent, on §1046,10 uncol
lected
1916
May 27, Cash to J E Rishel
Tune 6, Cash to same
Bb per cent
§5247 80
2 Der cent
#80 50
abatement on
commission on $4.
ash to J
Hishel
¢ and postage
Hons
COLLECTOR POOR TAX
ee pe
WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER.
Dr, C,
Susquel
very ably
er killed itsel
animal got
into an
horse and ¢
halter chain
was dead, |
or broke its
adj
porter are g
tiser
ing from the
past several yes
they must |
merchant
they are the
ana cert
In another
relative
to purchase
local sol
porter is permitted iocate the
monume
contribu
also sor
where th:
slab
ars oo
the fund. It has
give regardless of
located,
cthing
marker i
George Il. Richards, of Philipsburg,
back from the Jackson Day gathe ring at
Washing: the |
greatest he had
ever attended, and he bas been present at
some notable ones. Bryatu's speech was
wonderful, but everywhere among the
visitors there was the heartiest loyalty
to Wilson. If there was any split in the
party over Wilson's address nobody
knew about it down there, Mr, Richards
stated,
fn deecril is f
0, GesCribes it as one of
and most enthusiastic
Samuel Hess Tate, of Pine Grove
Mills, went out the other morning to rid
himself of a skunk that was pestering
his fowls, and, having trailed the odor
iferous creature to its lair, proceeded to
dig it out. But he was not prepared for
the surprise in store for him. Instead
of one skunk he found an even dozen
800d, healthy animals, He mdnaged to
get away with all of them and the find
proved a veritable gold mine. Two of
the skunks were coal black and their
pelts are worth $15 while the other 10
were slighly mixed, but, as such pelts
“are worth $12, Tate considered he had
8 good day's work, especially as there is
# bounty of $1 a head on skunks,
*
/
§
rOor pieaaqs
Spend
Pel
er counly
that St , there oO rest near the
grave ot his
mother and
y Hanks, that
represented
there togethe
HARRY F. GROVE
Auctioneer
A number of years of experience in
this business means that I am qualified
to give good service.
Write me at Tyrone, Pa
olapd
ii ssiue,
Ax
i Cask rom seine,
tax
{ To cash
1918 lax
Oct 8 1
vie lax
Oct 13, State Forestry
Nov 2, To Cash from J B
Fortney, 1918 tax
Nov 22, To cash from same,
1919 tax 110 96-$9330 89 |
CR.
$8508 81
171 #8 i
Bes 60 $9880 50 |
froma same,
cash from same,
0
By sundry orders
4 per cent commission
Balance
J H RUNKLE TREASURER OF AUDIT
DR
2 Un i
426 73-8 470 8
CR,
By printing Auditor
hens ; $ LW
Htationery . 15
Audiiors’ foes 12 0
Room rent . ow
Baiance 443 90-8 470 b8 |
1919
Poe 1. To balance
Cash from Ed lotughner
slate
Wa, the undersigried auditors of Potter Town. |
ship, have examined the above accounts and
certily to corrections of same.
H., F. MUSSER,
J. H, WEISER,
J. H, RUNKLE
Auditors,
IH RN LEE en,
are
Stock of Wo
men’s Coats
ieman’s Departmen
and Suits
Cut to One-Hall
1
scans Thursday, Ja
LE
Ta
f his will prove the Greatest Opportunity
ed of Winter Clothing, Remember, the ¢
the chan
you would hav
have ¢ now to buy the same goods for
have paid at the beginning ol the seas
We have a very large variety to select fro
prices, Remember, this merchandise will be sold
Ww ol
piwssop ———
$6500 Coats
Women’s
Coats Reduced
JVERCOATS,
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