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Movements of Our People
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-Hon, A : Pt left Monday for
the Pan-American Exposition,
A son came ou Monday to the home
and Mrs. G.R. H
of Dr Hayes
-— Lawrence Hoover is taking in the
Pan-American Exposition at Baffalo.
-—M. H
transacted
Monday and Tuesday.
Misses Alice M. Ishler
Smith, of East High street, have spe
Grove, Esq., of Centre Hill
business at the county seat
and Verna
the past week visiting in Williamsport.
¥ K
Lewisburg, made
1d other
—(George Ocke
ousiness
Aughter, M
Lose boardis
Richason
lown of the old us
mova of n ) The pliant
dismantle
an church Bn Arrive the
after
, s tg
noon train ompanied
by hl Nn ’ 10 18 a noted
tor 2v. Berns ed the pulpit in the
Presbyterian 1
morning and even
ath, dell
SCOUrse
Hume
- 1 oy :
excellent and edilying
Wm. P
They
ere or
were the gue during
their stay here
This
an interesting gathering In the
Thursday evening there will be
Armory
at thi place
consisting of a fancy dress
mi Lvervybody expected to come
some unique costume, and those who
10 not will be fined A sum to make them
contribute to the financial success of the
affair. The proceeds of the ball are to
be devoted to the library fund
promises to be a large turnout. The
only feature that may be Against the
entertainment is the exceedingly warm
weather, at this season of the year,
There
Montgomery are
W. W. Montgomery, wife and daugh-
Atlantic City.
Mrs
Atlantic Ci
Harry Keller are
of Curwensvill
C. Shuey
.'of New York, 1
Mary Brockerh
Cohick and
r@ATman
Maitland,
Thomas
Mrs YR rry and
isiting Editor T. H.
little son, of
Philadelphia, are
Harter and family
Misses Anna McCoy and Kate Shug-
ert left Friday for a visit with friends at
Island
Hite Mrs.
ildren, of Pittsburg, are
W. Houser
Newport, Rhode
and Abram
Gainfort, of Pittsburg,
with your
unbroken
McGarvey
} shed sometime ago
American, attracted the attention of
The
le referred to described Mr. McGat
Thomas Edison, the great inventor
arti
vey 's new invention for weighing at long
to the
praiseworthy terms in a
distance and Mr. Edison referred
articie in very
personal letter to Mr. McGarvey and re
juested the favor of his photog raph
Bellefont's big wholesale and relat
hardware establisment of Potter & Hos
application for a harter
under the laws of Pennsylvania and when
Is making
it is granted the corporation will be
known as “The Potter-Hoy Hardware
with James H. Potter, 1d
ward L. Hoy, W. Fred Reynolds, James
Harris and John M. Dale as the incorpo .
rators. The capital is fixed at £100,000.
Company,'’
t for the next
being printed and in the cour
be ready for distribution
Harry McManaway,
i$ now permanently loci
Son's store at this place, and
competent youg man in the pl
Prof. Knappenberger, Presi
College for Women,
Reformed chur
Sunday mornin
4 c ety
‘ntered the Centre Dem
ocrat offi large paste-board box,
and removing lid, began
therefrom a blacksnake, of the
species, and as he proceeded
this, we had to throw up our eyes to
whether the ing was high enoug
permit it being drawn up to the
full length The snake measured
feet and three inches in leng
was about the diameter
’ "1 re rst .
rey €
mnty
at Harrisburg
was admired
ts neat
cCknow ged
any part of the i aa
the deputy Interna
al once wrote Hoy
Honers erk of Cent:
al letter
ae 5 1:9 aj Prey
former clerk, also had a
ment paid him when
er office
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Road Tax Law
The new road law, approved by Gov
ernor Stone provides that every person
shall make affidavit that he has
used exclusively dur ng the preceeding
who
year, in hauling loads of 2,000 pounds or
more on public roads, wagon tires with
not less than four inches wide for each
year after the passage of said act, shall
be credited by the supervisor of his dis
trict with one-fourth of the road tax as
sessed and levied on the property of such
person. It provides also a penalty for
each offence of hauling loads of 10,000
with tires less than for ches in width.
p - ——
Sampson was the strongest man,
| though Solomon was able to support 700
| wives,
to draw
LEGAL INTELLIGENCI
Gathered from the Various Off About
the Court House
IARRIAGE
Haye
Doerr
lacetta Peace
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Houseman et al to Wm. Brouse
| Apri ; perches is
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| company expect
shortly
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Racing at Ph
On Thursday afiernoon, August
there will be a race meet at the dris
park in Philipsburg that is already
ginning to attract attention among
horsemen
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Entries to the race close at 6 §
July 31st, and entrance blanks can
had by addressing H. D Rumberger
secretary, Philipsburg, Pa
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No Court 204 Week
The second week of court has been
stticken from the list, and all
drawn for that week need not attend.
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