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THURSDAY, MARCH 17
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| THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO |
Paragraphs of News Taken from. the
Files of the Reporter of 1886.
August 18, 1886,
Many hogs are dying of cholera in
Ferguson township.
The trame work of Gingerich's mill,
at Oak Hall, was raised last week.
Mrs. James Smetzler, of this place, is
seriously ill with an affection of the
lungs.
John Spangler brought a drove of
about seventy head of cattle to town
last week. He bought them up in Indi-
ana county.
Building follows building, and before
long the station will be connected with
the town,
Tobacco farming is not carried on to
the same extent in this valley, and even
throughout the county, as in former
years,
Howard Spangler marshaled a fine
parade through town one day last week.
Andy Reesman has returned from his
western trip after an absence of five
weeks. He will not prepare to locate in
the west, at least not for the present.
Prof. H. F. Bitner, who was one of
the instructors in the Kutztown State
Normal. spent several weeks in a school
up in Massachusetts, brushing up in
some of the natural sciences, as he has
accepted a professorship of natural sci-
ences in the Millersville State Normal.
J: D. Murray has given the baseball
team permission to use his i¢ld: adjoin-
ing Wolf's grove, to play ball in the re-
mainder of the season.
The Methodists in this place have
been busy this week cleaning up in front
of their church. They have put down a
walk, built a new fence, porch and steps.
Improvements and repairs have also
been made on the interior, They ex-
to rededicate it on Sunday next, Rev.
Munroe, of Bellefonte, to officiate,
James Beoner and his nephew, G. O.
Benner, contemplate opening a store io
1 Hofante Fe} Ter
Bellefonte shortly.
| Public Sales in March||
FRIDAY,
MARCH 18, atga. m., on
the Goodling farm, 24 miles west of
Centre Hall, Irvin Shuey will sell:
Horses, cattle, hogs, implements,
SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, at one
o'clock, in Centre Hall Boro, Mrs, Carrie
Ruhl will sell household goods.
SATURDAY, MARCH 1gth, at 9 a.
m., on the Thos, Jodon farm near Axe
man, known as the * Black Barn,” Jared
Evey will sell : 5 horses, 25 head of cat-
tie and so head hogs, and some farm im-
plements.—L. F. Mayes, auct. pd
MONDAY. MARCH 21,at one o'clock
at the T. B. Jamison residence, Spring
Mills. Ed. T. Jamison, exec., will sel
household goods, etc.
TUESDAY. MARCH 220d,
m.2m iles East of Boalsburg, on the
Dr. L. E. Kidder farm, Houtz & Kidder
will sell : 15 head horses, 50 head cat-
tle, 40 sheep, so head of hogs, full line
of implements. —L. F. Mayes, auct, pd
WEDNESD: AY, MARCH 23rd, at 1
o'clock, 14 mile west of Centre Hill, H.
W, Frantz, Assignee for Jo in W, Horne
er, will sell farm stock, implements, etc.
THURSDAY, MARCH 24th, at one
o'clock, east ot Centre Hall b rough, W,
H. Durst will sell: Horse, farm imple-
ments, etc.
FRIDAY, MARCH 25th, 10a. m., at
Pine Grove Mills, |]. A. Fortney will seil
farm stock and implements, A clean-up
sale.—]. I. Reed, auct.
SATURDAY, MARCH at one
o'clock, 3 miles south of Sp ring Mills,
Philip A. Auman will sell : Horse, cow,
farm machinery and household goods.
MONDAY, MARCH 28, at Farmers
Mills: Pure-bred stock sale: Percher-
ons, Holsteins, Berkshires.— W, F,
RISHEL. Wise & Hubler, aucts,
MARCH 29, 10 a. m.—B.
Grove, east of Centre Hall: Full line of
farming implements and stock ; also
household goods. Clean-up sale, -L. P.
Mayes, auct.
THURSDAY, MARCH 31,
sharp, |]. W. Dashem, at Red Mill, will
sell: Farm stock, implements and some
household goods. ise & Hubler,
aucts.
HEALTH SCHOOL
Pennsylvania State Department
of Health, =
Answers to Health Questions.
Question 1—-What is the high limit of
temperature for a schoolroom ?
Answer—70 degrees,
Question 2~Why should window
blinds be open out of school hours ?
Answer —Because light, especially sun
light, has 4 destructive action against
germs,
Question 3—~What is the objection to
feather duster ?
Answer~The feather duster Sisplayal
dust but does not remove it.
“About 1000 Boards of Health are
functioning in Pennsylvania Some
are at work, some are loafing,
The next lesson entitled “The Board
ot Health"is about a determined woman,
an obstina's man and a spinelless Board
of Health and illustrates the method by
which the State Department of Health
enforces Health Laws in Municipalities
where the Boards of Health are derelict
at g a.
26.
Gardner
at 12 o'-
of their duties,
The undersigned will sell at public
sale at his ry 4 miles East of
Centre Hall, on
‘| Tuesday, March 29th, 9:30 a. m.
the following stock, implements and
household goods :
§ HORSES AND COLTS
8 HORSES & COLTS.—Bay Mare, 6
ears old, in foal, weighs 1350 ; Black
Mare, 7 years old, in foal, weighs 1400 ;
these are good brood mares and work
anywhere ; Roan Gelding, 12 yrs. old,
weighs 1500 ; Roan Gelding, 14 yrs, old,
weighs 1400, this is a good heavy team
and works wherever hitched ; Iron fay
Mare Colt, rising 3 yrs. old ; Black Ma
Colt, rising 2 yrs. old ; Black Gelding
Colt, rising 1 yr. old ; Driving Mare, 10
rs, old, safe for women or children,
“olts are of good size and will make
heavy horses,
Cows, Young Cattle and Hogs
13 HI AD MILK COWS, some Hol-
stein and some Shorthorn ; some will be
fresh by time of sale, 2 Holstein Heif-
ers, 2 yrs. old ; 2 Holstein Bulls, one 18
months ald, one 2 1-2 yrs. old. Poland
China Seed Hog, 18 months old (register.
ed) ; 2 Brood Sows, some Shoats that
weigh 70 lbs.
125 White Leghorn Hens
95 White Leghorn P alle ts.
Farm Machinery, Household Goods
IMPLEMENTS. —Deering Binder, 7
ft. cut, in good running order ; McCor-
mick Mower, ft, cut ; McCormick Hay
Tedder, 8 fork; 1ofool McCormick
dump rake, Osborne Side Rake, two 2-
norse Wagons—Champion and Centre
Hall—both have 4-inch tires and are in
good condition ; Milwaukee Corn Bind.
er, good as new ; 2 sets hay ladders, 2
Imperial plows, Oliver Chill riding plow,
2 spring tooth lever harrows, 6Go-tooth
spike harrow, weeder, Pennsylvania
grain drill (new) ; 10-hoe Shrader sheaf
elevator (new). Tiger corn planter,
Kemp mapure spreader, land roller, Ec-
onomy gas engine, 6 horse power ; 26-
inch wood saw and frame, belting by
the foot, 4 and 6-inch ; 3-seated spring
wagon of 1600 Ibs. capacity ; top buggy.
open buggy, new sleigh, X-all chop
mill, Centre Hall corn planter, hay fork
125 feet rope, pulleys, 2-horse sled, Al-
bright vator, Gale cultivator, Hurst
spraye:, » bushel crates, set new tug
gears, h gears, lines, bridles
bree yur horses, sin
chains, forks and
her's incuba.
al no
fiynets for f
Lrees,
2s, shovels, 240-egg Cy
2 brooders, 500 chick size ; Dela-
ral cre: am separator, good as new ; four
new milk cans, 4 bbls, vinegar cider,
HOUSE HOL D GOODS,—2 chamber
suits, 2 be 2 sets chairs,
kitchen cs abinet, stove, range, crocks,
churas, 2 lawn mowers, and maay other
articles. A clean- up sale,
Free lunch,
L. Frank Mayes, auct.
B. Gardner Grove
PUBLIC SALE.
On the Tomhave Goodling farm, two
miles West of Centré Hall, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, at 9 A. M.
following
HORSES
old, weight
weight
weight 1500 ;
Qe
rocker 5,
1
the
, 9 and 10 years
horse, 6 years old,
11 yrs
y
old :
1800 ; gray old,
bay « i
t old ; steel
-=11 mile
by time
cattle.
— Pure
sure-bred
Yd ant
MBCK
| yrs old
most of
5 head of
colt « 3 ¥T15. gray col
CATTLE
them fresh
young
HOGS.
boar, 2
will farrow by
h cows,
of sale,
-bred Poland
Poladd China
ime of sale. 11 shoats,
INPLEME NTS, ETC —10 h. p. In-
ternational kerosene engine, §.roll Deer-
ing corn husker, McCormick binder, Mc-
Corn mower (just new), Deering
mower, both s-ft. cut; Keystone hay
. Keystone side delivery rake, 8-
hs ay tedder, O! plow with
ch bottoms, 2 use plows, 2
ng 13-tooth harrows, so-tooth
. Dunham c¢ tipacker, land
roller, New 1d lea manure spreader, Sim-
plex double row corn planter, Al br ight
cultivator, Conklin wagon, new Chat
ham fannin ill, B uttidg box, set
18 ft. hay ladders, Geyser chop mill, ¢
hoe Superior grain driil, harpoon, pul-
lies and 150 fer et of rope, good as new ;
rip saw. Harness Set tug harness, 2
sets chain harness, set buggy harness,
lot of single trees and double trees,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. —« Kitchen
cabinet, writing desk, 6-ft, extension
table, 2 washing machines, one can be
used with engine, both good ones ; 2
good stoves, one a single heater and the
other a double heater-.both burn any
kind of fuel ; 2 good rockers, 12x15 rug,
6 yards linoleum, etc,
H. F. Grove, auct,
China
BOWS,
ck
loads
load iver ao
gang
Svrac
INS ¢
IRVIN SHUEY.
PUBLIC SALE.
At Red Mill, which is 4 miles South of
Centre Hall, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 31, at 12 0'CLOCK
Sharp, the following :
HORSES, —2 mares, 10 and 14 years
old, both good workers.
CATTLE. —6 cows, some fresh by
time of sale ; heifer, fresh about time x
sale ; 2 year ‘old bull ; 2 head young cat-
tle, HOGS, —One sow with pigs ; one
boar,
IMPLEMENTS, EI'C.— Two 2-horse
wagons and ladders, lumber sled, Gallo
way manure s reader, mower, tedder,
rake, drill, cultivator, double disc har-
row, good land roller, 2 plows, spring
harrow, 6o-tooth harrow, spike harrow,
sets doub ork harness, brid es, col-
lars, check lines, plow lines, double and
single trees.
JR utoh and "Old Trusty” incubators,
saddle, so-gallon power churn,
hs a Household @oods, butter work-
or tol oil stove, and numerous other
a .
Free lunch.
i ia
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—— Stato Department
Of Health,
Questions,
1. What is the Regulation of the
Advisory Board In regard to kitceh-
en or laundry water?
2. Before what officer
of infringement brought?
8. What does the State
Boards of Health are
mip,
Is & case
do when
inefliicient ?
ere
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
The Balleys had poured the last of
Morday's wash w
which, leads to the
atér into
ditch In the alley
its soapy y
it
ng the
the
the drain
gnd It was gurgling
the
way to
treet
$ 1 ols
in dark
overtlow re
Futter. most of to settle
puddles ale way,
the
of the
Mrs, Car
was undergoing
the sight
Must
siching intake
story sewer
HOTOSS
her weekly
wishing
purpos
could
inquire. “There
prevent people from
wash in the
the thoroughly rite
think there
“I'}
came
the
on the corner;
BON the way
Lonny und
she were for what
e the mild mannered Mr. Carson
make nd hesitated to
be a law to
dumping their
street," exclaimed
srs, Carson, “1
erad Mr. Carson.
Thut evening he
information that
h had
ter.
ter the Health Officer
io
not
waiter
is” Hnsw
ft."
with th “
He
ia
see about
hon
Board of
into the
eral days Ia
the Ih
{within 10 days
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the stre
promised to
look
Hey
notified itlleva
dispontinue
) emplying wash water
pald no attention to the
Carson's agaln
of Health. Then the
Officer entered complaint
Mr. Balley, who was haled be
t Justice of the Peace.
i section D of Article
Advisory
repartment of
' reported
Board
» Justice ely
water shal
dually expres
: want
trouble},
Mrs
ment of
the case,
The Commis Health orde
the % Medical Director to make
an official in tigation.
: ] reported (be conditions
by Mra Cursoh and
wil Board of
tion
a
of
sioner +f red
unty
te take oy
Health affairs
2
f
ree His
No word havir seen received
iis, the Com.
sehargxl the
he State Health OM.
hin duties,
1 8 again notified to re.
rain, upon his refusal the
Ofticer, accompanied by work.
the drain pipes leading
Bailey's house to the alley
them in the Balley back
yard so that they extended from the
kitchen to a cesspool at the middle
of the lot. Mr. Balley rtormed and
threatened, but it ended by his paying
all of the expenses of the change.
Other Health conditions of the Bor.
ough Were corrected in a business-like
manner; before a month had elapsed
the Borough OfMelpls learned two
things: First, that it is easily possible
to maintain ail of the Health Laws,
and second, that it could Le done very
much less expensively by home talent
than by i ill of whose
Health
men te
from: Mr.
end relald
re out
a State Gilleer,
expenses they were required by law tc
pay.
Now the gufters are dry in P—ville,
and the Health Board, letermined to
uphold the laws, finds thelr execution
easy.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh: Medicine,
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh, Hall's
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blot 1.90
the Mucous surfaces, expelling
yl plac, crysiuns the Yol-
eased portions,
ari, you have taken Hall's
Medicine for a short by you wil tar oa
Roaith, Bart taking Ha mais Citar Wo
EE Bay se
cine at once
W. E. BARTGES
Auctioneer...
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MATTER WITH
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When Children Grow Pale and Listless
Their Blood May Be Weak
PEPTO-MANGAN MAKES RED BLOOD.
Sold by Druggists in Liquid and Tablet
Porm—Both the Same in Me-
dicinal Quality.
When your child loses color, acts and |
talks without spirit, ahd does not play |
like other children, act quickly.
If the condition is not a deep-seated |
disease but merely due to poor blood |
give Pepto-Mangan. Gude's Pepto.
Mangan is the tonic for pale, thin chil
ren whose blood need rebuilding. It is]
a pleasant-tasting, simple combination |
of exactly the ingredients that increase
and enrich the blood,
Beneficial results show almost at once
in brighter eyes,
sprightly step, and the whole system
made more vigorous,
Pepto-Mangan is obtainable in liquid
or tablet form, whichever proves most
convenient, Both forms passes
cal medicinal qualities.
There is but one genuine
gan and that is
druggist for *Gude's"
name ‘‘Gude’s"”
blooming cheeks, a4
identi
Pepto-Man- |
Ask your !
and look for the!
on the package, If itis
not there, it is not Pepto-Mangan.—Ad
vertisement,
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JUSTICE OF THE PHACE
CENTRE HALL, P4.
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writings of all classes, incinding deeds, worigages
agreements, ete. marriags Hoooses and bun to's
Heensss sectired. snd a!) matiers purieining to the
offline sitended to vromemly janl 22
i PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO.,
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &e,
ecuted with care,
attended to. Bpeelal attention given to sed
ting of Estates, Marriewe Liconses, Anica
bile Licenses, and all Applicat
Blanks kept ou hand
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