a nog ov am nani + vo Md evar em io A . . pa THE CENTRE REPORTER |kind- hearted, ahd loved company, als : - _- | #1 Cot Real Mad when | Lost wy | though never much inclined to go away Setting Hen,” writes Mrs. Hanna, T . rere e. s, Garrity died "about a * odo » THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1ga1 |from home. Mrs “wh J IGS ’ ' . Le samioine AYE en T went Into our bam and 1ound ny best . year ago. Mr, Garrity's remains were | getter dead 1 got real mad. One package SY Rat ee linterred in the Catholic cemetery at Snap killed six big rats. Poultry raisers should use + a Rat.§ Snap.” Comes in cakes, no mixing. No smell Bellefonte. He leaves a son, Patrich, from dead rats. Three sizes, Prices, 35¢, 65¢, $1.25 | THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO| and a daughter, Mrs, M'Cafry, of Belle- Sold and guaranteed by fonte. C. M. Smith, Mable Arney, Centre Hall; | ESS Ssh Paragraphs of News Taken from the Bushman and Kreamer is the name of v Si Loug Co. : De Hail. Spring N Files of the Reporter of 1887. the new jewelry firm, ; — a = - -—— AUGUST 10, 1887. Centre Hall markets : Butter, 1oc; Ph T | - . "Cc ta~ Mrs. McClintic, living with her son-in- ges, Bsc : ham, Tabs Jord, di . Po Round RTT tx WYTHE} ‘i Senate Jaw. Felix Burkholder, at Centre Hill. ig] 308: 40€ ; wheat, 300; Corn, JOR ; Of A SWELL LINE. NEW MODELS. NEW PRICES. seriously 111 with pneumonia. The lady rye Rr todd ecu: grade ’ Trip Here’s the ne gn you have been wait ing Te iy. “What is Reo gO- : : : : r wanted—for s d grade r to say, and when 777 H the Wer DARKE a short time ago, broke a limb by a fall ache as ing to say, an en : ere’s iswer : New 4 passen- outdoors, which renders her condition iy Canine iy D os y or CENTRE HALL ger and 5 passenger Sedans, Roadster and Touring Models —ef- all the more critical. month. Appy tO Th BY pres. fective August 1st. ’ . . i. sobs, sec'y. 3 1 | her YEE 4 11 1 Tie Gshing party from this place 10 oD git the barn of ©. W The story is too long to tell here. Suffice to say, all models » sday z 8 bs ) . . : Paddy mountain tunnel caught about Hon at ‘Wood 2 wis destrov. have that wonderfully silent, sweet-1 Inning, amazing orl | power- 300 suckers and jo eels, all of which QelSFmAt Baa NE re vo th oy : | { antic It ful Reo-Six Motor—the greatest motor in the world of its size were of good size and caught only after ed by fire. A steain firfeslier cams | ere and for its purpose. In that mighty Reo Speed Wagon we now hard work. Frank Bradford did all he ats in the evens The joss Was VE Iow have something sensational to offer vou. Wherever motor could to make it pleasant for the boys. with $1400 insurance in the Centre Hall Wildwood, Ocean City, Cape May, trucks are known this Speed Wagon is known as the best. It Stephen Garrity, of the Seven Moun- Company. a Sea Isle City Anglesea Avalon fits every business. When you've seen these New Reos and tains, died on Tuesday morning at his Charles Wolfe's house, about 2 miles Stone Harbor : heard the new pr ices, you'll say, Re is today, more than ever, home, aged 82 years. Mr. Garrity was | ast of Aaronsburg, burned on last Sun- | the Gold Standard of Values. an honored old Irishman who lived on|day. supposedly of incendiary origin. THURS JAY Come in and see, and hear the wi the Garrity homestead in the mountains Most of the furniture was saved. The A SDAYS a great many years. He was genial and | insurance had expired. anita, boca) . August 11, 26, September 8 Tickets good returning within 16 days * * . Tickets good in parlor or sleep ing cars F d > St t Only Guaranteed $100 Reward, $100 ||| Coumarmciumm Shactin oe spacr,os or €rvice Olatlon parts Sold. subject to war tax of 5 per ct The readers of this paper will be | A F | pleased to learn that there is at least S# Stop over allowed af Philadelphia ! i » CORR 1c T 0 TT . one dreaded disease that science has | in either direction. Tickets good via u I Line of Accessories, I'ires, a ubes been able to cure in all {ts stages and | Delaware River Bridge Route, 56 cents | Oil : that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly | extra, round trip | 1s influenced by constitutional conditions | SER FLYERS SE Lad . requires constitutional treatment [Hall's { EE FLYERS Consult Ticket Agents 3 1 ¢ i T™rr " - y 5 - -. Catan Me mos wn. the Mucous Sur: |] OCEAN GROVE EXCURSION. WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE & CHARGING faces of the System thereby destroying | AUGUST 2 the foundation of the disease, giving the | patient strength by pbuilding up the con- | . stitution and assisting nature in doing its | P : work, The proprietors have so much | EIS Vania i y re 8K » Thousands faith in the curative power of Hall's | { s—— —Alw ay s Some— oe Catarrh Medicine that they offer One | of Pedple Will | Eesha [| YT Wl || Second Hand Cars for Sale. Ohio. Bold by all Druggists, Tic. Travel to Altoona Cn AE, SOME BARGAINS Friday, James W. SWABB TYPEWRITERS! and Grezgse, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE { { All makes and 4d all styles $16 up. Some that were | usad an h 2k seed by the U. 8, Gov't, Razgatas, 9 h i LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA. { State your needs an d we wi Ii describe and qt ' * ' ugust ~t * | Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written ar. #3. Tie LINOWRITER, a printing office X .s | scouted with care. All legal business prom ply | bona ¢ 5 d ¥ ’ om Bena A | attended to, Special attention given to seti fu co ir 3x1 Sh fo ; | tiing of Estates, Marriage Licenses, Auic.no gh A az gs | bile Licenses, und all other A Te Empire Type Foundry, Ww. sod Typ | Blanks keptonhand. =~ Fov.9% || Metal Type, Printers Supplies, Buttato,N. Y. THE U.S. NOBBY TREAD Where the ge with snow, country wher the road iss yet devised is wholly approved by mot 2 ion, as the U. 8. Nobby Tread Its very simplicity —three rows of diagonal knobs, gripping the road is the result of all the years of U. 8. Rubber experience with every type of road the world over, Altoona’s Community DOLLAR DAY Friday, August TOP and talk to the next man everything by the way of “staggering you see with U. S. Tires on bargains”, “hurrah discounts”, “discon- his car. Ask him why tinued lines at less” and so forth they know what not to get. Most likely you'll hear an Inter- They want a fresh, live tire. With a esting story about his tire experi- good reputation. That's everything it says : ments — before the answer was it is. With the people behind it who RP th OS® Tires On hit car found. Money wasted. Promises backitup. . . unkept. Trouble on the road—hu- There are 92 U. S. Factory Branches. morous to every one except the OE . m a ‘ man who went through it. Your logal U. 8. Detler 3 drawing United States Tires ers en 101n j upon them continually *2 zeep his stocks Finally U. S. Tires. And U.S. sized up, complete—to give you service. are Good Tires A ; : Tires ever since. Whenever he gets one or a hundred re you going to use lime on your « tires from a U. S. Factory Branch, they U. S. USCO TREAD ‘ de thi 's tire: wheat ground this fall ? Perhaps it's the experience of U. 8S. ae réwiy made tis season S ee U. S. CHAIN TREAD - Sold to you at a net price. Full values. ire buyers that makes them more em* gauare-dealing. A reputable maker. A U. S. NOBBY TREAD hatic in their preference than ever this . : We have about 200 Tons of Pp reputable dealer. The whole transaction of SLACKED yea, as befits the leadership of the oldest and U.S. ROYAL CORD LIME at our Quarry at Centre Hall | When these men have tried most largest rubber organization in the world. U.S.RED & GREY TUBES Station which we are OFFERING AT | ; : ne nited States Tires ns mat fr ee 2 1 United States @ Rubber Company L. L. SMITH, Centre Hall
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