Page 2. RE —————————————— MAJ. W. H. HASTINGS SHOOTS NEPHEW. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, May 22nd, 1913, = —— Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Oldest, Safest, Strongest, Best. Standard family medicine. No alcohol. Sold for 60 years. Ask Your Doctor. J. 0. Ayer Oo, Lowell, Masa about Women are living longer than they Glenwood Ranges, that make cook- might | did & century ago, says a dealer in | Ing and baking easy—at H. P. Schaef- situn- | facie, Yes, but will they own up to | fer's Hardware, Ad, otf | tion. i being any older? Oe i | “SALES : ‘Beezer’s Meat Market! "SALESMEN WANTED" simple | ete, as | the Ger- | HIGH 8T.. BELLEFONTE, Pa represent us on that territory. BSal- man remedy which became famous . wom i a ( vg lon pald weekly. by wring appendicitis A SINGLE| vrite for terms A pi ’ CHARLES H. CHASE, Nurseryman, DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on | Rochester, N. Y. PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD AGAINST APPENDICITIS | If Uncle collecting hire the doubt he the Ham the wives has any income tax, to handle Co \ . 5g - ea ontinued from first page.) Bellefonte people. who have ach and bowel trouble should against appendicitis by taking buckthorn bark, glycerine, compounded in Adler-l-ka, and she was taken there after Hast- Ings was captured. She told the nurses there that she thought the bullet was a firecracker. She is not seriously hurt. Crowd Saw Street large crowd was that they jammed up feet of the policemen around in every dire the officers was behind & house on Penn and opposite the tree behind Upho!stering and Furniture Repairing. Mattress Renovating, ote. MIX BlLILOUWHEILIL, BELLEFONTE, PA. Phone. | We keep none but the best quality of | BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICE Ha) | All kinds of Smoked Mest, Pork Sausage, » If YOU want a nice Juley Steak, go to PHILIP BEEZER Battle. #20 curious Ther within a few | ..ously Bullets flew I Bx : | he is tion, One of| To tell a the corner of |) ii is The the stomach and constipation IN- | STANTLY because this simple mix- | Commercial ture antisepticizes the digestive or- gans and draws off the Impurities F. | P. Green, druggist 4 W. H. Musser is no question that a child can and fairly ask that cannot riously and fairly answered child or to lead it to infer iro chp “too little” to know anything | Broad streets more on any about which it | to frame @ which Hast- . already knows ngs t 3 refure \ ing ook refuge One of the shots question, is to deny its capacity tor It is to thrust the | landed in the wall of the shoe shop further growth behind the tree. The owner, William | hild’'s mind into a dungeon, instead of Gordon was inside the shop only a Bei TR the i Hht : x50. x21 Nt AMAMAWS | Jacob Gross: French Dry Cleaning and Fire, Life, Accident & Tornado subject enough John F, Gray & Son, to Bonds of Every Description, Successor Grant Hoover. FIRE, LIFE & ACCIDENT few feet from where the shot enter- ed. As soon a passing Haatings shoved began to talk and appeared “This isn’t only through After being Hastings was tion. as Hasting was cab was captured, commandered and into it Hastings about his injured arm very cool. serious, he said, the muscles.” fixed up at the hospital, taken to the police sta- “it is Prisoner Talks Freely. Policeman Buch was with Hastings on the patrol wagon. As they drove away from the hospital Buch asked Hastings: “What was your motive ing Mr. Hickok?" He said: “Well, you know I am the brother of former Governor Hastings, and for the past fifteen vears ¥# have heen trying to get $69,000 that the estate owes me. Yesterday I wrote to Ross Hickok and told him that I wanted to talk about the matter with him, and I would be willing to compromise on one-tenth of that amount. “Here I am with that money due me, without enough money to pay ms board. That's a pretty way for me | to be in isn't it?" | “Well, I went around to see Ross | this afternoon, and he threw me out | of the house, when I started to tell | him what I wanted Naturally I took | a shot at him. I didn't want to kill | Im. If I had wanted to I could uf- ten have done it, when we have been alone together, and I could have }ili- | ed him tonight. I just took a shot | at him." Policeman Buch asked him why he | had shot at the officers “You see I am an old man sald, “And soldier is when he is Bets in a corner. His is to protect himself was in a corner, what it was excep that started me cornered and I just When he reached he was ¢ in going pen knife. Hastings remarked “1 couldn't do much that.” Buch = dangerous Hastings answered him “T guess it would be where in shyot- old ou soldier,” the | know how a | in danger first impulse Well I saw 1 and I don't know h an impulse shooting. 1 wa shot away.” the police s'ation Policeman uch lothes, or | su harm wita iid it was and if you knew to put it" Used Two Revolvers. A 32 calibre revolver and a 22 cal- ibre pistol taken from him. At Pe was cntered on the charge against felonious assault He was taken to been relieved of his lice station Dinner Disturbed. The Hickoks were at dinner when the bell rang. Among those about the table were Sara Hastings and lefonte At the Hastings went told her Hickol matic were the How station Hastings’ docket at him on the age The | book is! 173 13. jail after he had arms at the po- K r Mr Dan- the bothering and Mrs widow of some times } caused He came tings fortune he attempted Hastings and he to force Mr aver $300000 to 1 and Are tigated for san- me time in an Iso wen In the arges, being con- en regarded as r some tim¢ One of writing letters to ng, voluminous epistles Heged wrongs and grievances against hia rnor Hast'ngs these when in character was heaved it Into Such letters have ently, one of them Was Imagir brother the Hastings wrote Paris years such that the been being inte TOV of Its editors one ago most basket re wnste written printed Victim Comfortable, the Hi Wk residence kok, Til, a brothe oting and about the nas had ymfortably I think had he old man He he not BIN out 4 ceeded In putting the vestibule “Hastings has been and Mrs. Hickok for threatened to kidnap He went to Jellefonte and stayed around Mra. Hastings | “He has been trying for soma time! To get $200000 out of Ross. He spent ails own money and came around the factory about six months ago and said he was out of money an! ‘t was up to Ross to give him $100,000, At that time he told Ross he would ‘get Bim." Ross Hickok married Miss Helen Hastings when her father was Gov- erner of Pennsylvania. The Hickoks are the owners of the Hickok Manu- facturing Company, Ross Hickok graduated from Yale University In the class of 1807, Shef- field. He was a star hammeér throw. er on the track teain, at one time holding the intercollegiate record. He also was a substitute on the football team and played in a number of games, the bothering Mr years, He had his children Inst summer | there bothering Constipation Cured. “ Dr. Rings rad Life Fills will re- eve oonstipa tly and your bowels In Reaithy bo, Wo again, John Bupsic, of Banbury, Pa. says: “They are the best pills I aver used, and advise everyone to use them for constipation, In fon and liver complaint” Will help you. Price 26c. Recommended by C. M. Parrish, druggist, Bellefonte, Pa. opening found a | lof Centre County, | sons | hereby requested to to | that | | suggest that | hold a of the Why don't the Jeffersonian convention to determine 67 varieties is standard? sSomeont Democrats which $100 Reward, $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to | learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the med- fecal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, oS een a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting na- ture in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer Ope Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, Tbe. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT. EXECUTORS’ NOTICE. Estate of Samuel B. Leathers, late of Howard Township, deceased Letters testamentary in the above named os. { tate having been granted to the undersigned, all | persons indebted to sald estate, are requested to make payment and those having claims or de- | JOSEPH LEATHERS WILBUR F. LEATHERS, Exrs Curtin. Pa. RF. D x22 J. K. Johnston, Atty EXECUTRICES' NOTICE. Estate of Henry Austin Brungard, Walker Township. deceased Letters testamentary late of in the | mands against sald estate are requested to pre- | | sent the same duly suthenticated for settiement {| without delay to Jak. a above | | named estate having been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills of | { Centre County, Pennsylvania, all persons indebted to the sald estate are hereby requested to make payment and all per- | sons having claims against sald estate | are requested authenticated without delay to MRS. MARY BRUNGARD MRS. ALICE HOCKMAN x21 Executrices, Zion, Pa ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of John C. Lingle ship. deceased Letters of Administration in the above named estate having been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills Pennaylvania, all per- the sald estate are make payment and all persons having claims against sald estate are requested to present the same authenticated without delay to Gettig, Bower & Zerby F. W. CONFER Attorneys, Bellefonte Admr.. Renovo, Pa As Mr, Confer's residence is out of Centre indebted to to present the same duly | late of Gregg Town- | | { County claims may be presented either to the | above law firm or to him, x2 i ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Susannah Zitamerman, Bellefonte boro, deceased: Letters of Administration in the above named estate having been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills of Centre County, Pennsylvania, all per- sons indebted to the sald estate are «d to make payment and ng claims against said jueste ‘ present the ut delay ZIMMERMAN, Administrator, Boliver, N 1 late lof with PERFECT BANITATION is just as essential as when combined for the countrys good therefore celebrate the 4th of July by ! | | Patriotism | installing a new bath room where one | is needed. Modern Sanitary Plumbing as practised by us means Sanitation | in it fullest sense as exhibited in thelr | perfect work and of every know ment for lineas. nacientific Improve- A. E. SCHADD, Allegheny Street - - Bellefonte, Pa. GILLIAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE With Spring upon us, new Hats are wanted; we have them $2.00 to $4.50. Children's 50¢c to $1.50; Children's Caps 25¢ to 75¢, New Ginghams, Prints, Percals, Lawns, India Linens, Long Cloth, Check, Plaid and Striped Lawns. Our new Lace Embroideries are in and some match sets; the daintiest things yet shown and prices which will interest ev- ory one. Ladies’ Princess Slips, Gowns, Skirts, Brassiars, Corsets, and Drawers. Irish Point Val Lace and Creepe Collars. Table Damask, Red and White, Towels, Napkins, Table and Bu- reau rfs, Linen and Lace. Shoes, stylish, in all leathers for men, women and children. Sambe=Bidie, Back and Dress intelligent adoption | insuring health and clean- | Centre County Banking Co. Receive Deposits. GENERAL PENSION ATTORNEY. BELLEFONTE, PA. Oorner High and Spring Streets, Discount INSURANCE AGENTS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND Notes. John M. Shugert, Cashier. Scouring. Curled. Basement Com. phone, TAMAS WA Special attention to Ladies’ work Ostrich Plumes Cleaned and Gloves and Hats Cleaned. Alkens’ Store, Bellefonte, INSURANCE. largest fire in the Pa. This Agency insurance companies world, to write large lines at any time. ALSO SURETY BONDS, Crider's Stone Building, represents the We are prepared Bellefonte, Pa. Temple Court, Harry Fenlon INSURANCE. Successor to Frederick K. Foster and William Burnside, Bellefonte, Pa. Mercantile Appraisement Notice is hereby given that the following persons and firms have been appraised and are hereby liable for mercantile li- taxes for the year 1913 AARONBBURG. Retailers. F., implements. M., meats, O., gen'l mdse F., general store. W., implements. W., gen’'l store. E., tobacco, conf'y. A. 8., wall paper. AXEMANN. Donovan, Jerry, scrap iron. Miller, Geo. C,, gen'l store. Obrian, G. W., gen'l store. BOALSBURG, Bell, Mrs. Lou D, gen'l mdse Bricker, Howard, confectionery. W. .H. Br merchant Harrison, R. B., gen’'l store F. T. Houtz, meat Ishler Bros, meat Stovef, O. W., implements. Stuart, W., H., gen’l store Weiland Bros. & Co.,, mdse Weber, Sam'l E., grain, coal BLANCHARD W. J., furniture. Bowers, W. A. merchant, Kunes, N. M., merchant Kunes Bros., gen’! merchandise. Kessinger, H. C., groceries Moon, A. R., cigar Quigley. J. A., gen’l store. Snyder, Miss } Willams, C , gen’ BENORE Emerick, Lyman, gen’! store L.yker H. B., gen'l Ghaner, W. H. gen’l Haugh, John, gen'| store BELLEFONTE Alters, H. F., cigars Allison, A., plumber Alkens, Mra. J. A, Iadies’ fur- nishings Baum, Sim, clothing Blackford, Ciyde, cigars Brachbill, W. R., furniture Blair, F. P. & 8 jowelr Brandman, Ray, gen'l store Brouse, RK. 8, groceries Beazer, P. L., meats Bush, G. T. stationery. Beck, R. A., cigars and soap. Bfte Lumber Co, lumber Beeger, OG A garage Bellefonte Fuel & Bupply ool Claster cense Bower, A. Bower, A. Bower, E Krape, Keister, Stover, use, Harter, store glore glore, Co., Underseliing Store Co, groceries Carpenetti, L., confec, and tob Ceader, Jospeh, confectionery Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber Casobesr, CO I)... Jewelry ‘4 . ars onfectionery . Implements , cigars , 5 & 10¢ store i lowis igars Davis, Me cigars Eckenroth, J., wall Fa f A t Finkleatine Garman, E Gheen & es store giore Gamble flour and fond Gephart, M , Instruments Garbrick. H groceries Green Pharm Ce rugs Gillen Grocery 0., groceries Garbrick Bros, machinists Gettig. I. H., meats , dry goods tr « mda groceries " meat groceries , Ret mdse , stationery Erocerien gen'l mdse dry goods ro gon’! mdse Johnson, Geo. C., plumber Krumrine, Bidney, drugs Kline, Henry, cigars Katz & Co., gen’! store Kelchiine. J. B.. confectionery and fruit, Kelchline, W Lyon & Co, Lyon, W. A., meats Iinn, H. 8, china hall Montgomery & Co. clothing Moearschbacher, Chas, oconfee- tionery and tobacoc Mendis, Peter, scrap iron Meese, John, Store, gen'] store Mingle, A. C.. shoes Miller, OG. A. Est, tinware Miller, David, groceries MeClure, W. M., Agt.. harness MeCalmont & Co, Implaments Morgan, Miss 8 J, ladias’ fur- nishings MeGinley, A. 1... wall naner MefGinley, John, cigars MeDavis, J, cigars Morris & Sheffer, gen’l mdse MeSuley, John, wall paper Noonan, J. A, eclgars Naginey, FF. B., furniture, Olewine, John Store, hardware Parrish, C. M., drugs Patehis, Jan, clears Pottar-Hoy Hardw're Co., hard. WAre. nay TI. a, Rhoads, FE Rote, Jas, Runkle, J. I., plumber Shaughnessy, Thos, tobacco & clgars, Sebring, John, Jr, autos, Bohad, A. E., plumbing. Ww gen’l Earage ntore stoves and cigars, K.. Eat. coal ue Bachler & Co, groceries, Spiweimyer, 0. Rs & Co.. ehi- naware. Starr, B. R, groceries, Shaeffer, H. P., hardware. Shops, W. R., lumber, Taylor, R, Biv, CENTRE HALL. Benner, G. O,, gen'l store. Boozer, D. A., harness. Dauberman, J. G., butcher. Emery, C. F., gen'l store. Emerick, Geo. H., gen'l mdse, Foreman, R. D., grain & coal. Geary, F. P., gen'l mdse Goodhart, FF. V., gen’'l mdse Henney, Mrs. L., millinery. Kreamer & Son, gen’l store. Luts, J. F,, produce. Luse, A. P. & Bon, lumber. Murray & Bitner, drugs. Odenkirk, W. A. gen’'l Royer, Edward, cigars. Runkle, J. W., cigars. Smith, 8. W,, post cards. Smith, T. l., hardware, Weber, J. H. & 8B. E, graln & coal. Zetth mdse Bros., planing mill COBURN. Coburn Grain Co., grain &coal. Dinges, Clyde, gen'l mdse Glasgow, J. W., gen’'l store. Harter, J. E., gen'l store. Howard Creamery Co., produce. Krader, W. C., gen'l store. Kerstetter, J. W., gen’'l store. H & Co. lumber. G., gen’! merchandise I. E., cigars CLARENCE Buddinger, T. Co., gen’! mdse Br ks, Ja gen'l mdadse Daughert RB E Heat 1... Katchik, Jno. M., gen’'l mdse Kato Supply Co., gen’'l mdse. Mecon, Joseph, groceries Takash, W. V., groceries. Tobink Michael, meal Watson, C Btover, mdse a meat H., cigars CURTIN Bald Eagle 8B store Deitz, J. F,, Heaton Shaw ipply Co, groceries Jame produ y. Thos, produce FLEMING Alexander, J. B., coal Bruss, J '., produce Buck, D., Earon, W Greist, T Haze! Holt, J Harper Peters, H., C igars Resides, Emanuel, produce. Store, J. C. & Bons, gen’l store. FILLMOKE Hunter, J. C., groceries. Taylor, J. E., produce. Young. H. A GATESBURG Dearmit, 8. E.. gen’'l store Rider, M., groceries HOWARD. wl we coal , gen’! store our and feed W., gant] store t at - » gen L gen 1 irniture gen'l store produce grain furniture. T. A., saddiery. WwW. B., produce Chas. } wag A. A. hardware ne, Fr K ga Weber, B. & Sons, gen'l store. Wallzer, C. A., meals. HUBLERSBURG Hoy, Geo, F., gon’l store. Kessinger, T. gen’'l store. JULIAN. Boyer, Charles, mine lumber. Gr 1. G., rgen'l store Henderson, J. E., groceries. Miller, W. F. & Son fertilizer id produce Nason, J. C., gen’l mdse and lumber, Par Tallhelm, flore Turner, J. Son *letohs ns Schenck, Rt rs vh oy W. 1 G Ww H., gon’]l store LIVONIA Stover, G. B., cigars LINDEN HALL Keller, Mra. J. W., gen’l store Ross, J. H., gen’! store Welland, F. E., gen’l store LEMONT Foye A. H gen'l Hoy, R. K., implementa Lenker, J. E., gen’'l store. Mitchell, John, hardware. oss, Elmer C., gen'l store Schreck Bros., carriages, etc. Williams, Geo. C., furniture. MARTHA FURNACE. Eberts, O. D., gen’l store. MINGOVILLE. Workman, C, C., groceries MONUMENT. Albert, H. R., groo MOSHANNON. Bodencsak, John, meats, Groe, A. A, gen’'l store Lucas, J. T., gen'l store. Bchanars, C. A., groceries. MUNSON, Elsenhaur, Fred, cigars. MILLHEIM. Auman, N. A., " Auman, BE IL. Milling Co. flour and feed. Columbus, Solomon, serap iron. furniture. . & Bon, gen'l store. Hartman, J. H. B,, hardware, Hartline, H. GG. merchant. Hosterman & Stover, hardware. Houser, W. HH. merchant, glory gen’l gen'l & Son, mdse Bergner, Clymer, MILESBURG, Boggs, M. B,, groceries, Campbell, H. J., cigars, Diehl, Harry, groceries. Else, C. H., drugs. Ebbs, E. G., Grove, H. E., coal Harshbarger, Z. T., meats. Jordon, C. E., confectionery. Kohibecker, H. J., cigars. Miles, W. B. & Bon, gen'l store. Milesburg Btore Co., gen'l mdse. Wetzler, F. L., gen’l store. Wallace Brick Co NITTANY. Beck, J. H. & Bon, gen'l store Betz, M. 8, gen’']l mdse. lee, C. H., coal. Peck, 8. & Bon, gen'l mdse. Yearick, N. H., gen’']l store. ORVISTON. Orviston Bupply Co., gen’! mdse OAK HALL. Etters, Clayton, grain, Louder, R. J., gen'l mdse. OBCEOLA MILLS. Goss, R. J., groceries MCAvW , Jas, groceries Matulenick, Jno. gen'l mdse Stine, B. B., steam fittings Jumber Valker, R. J. Wood, Wiliam, hardware POWELTON. Vulean Trading Co., gen’'l mdse PLEABANT GAP. , meats : C.., coal H. & Bro., gen’'l store / & Co milliner; C. K., gen'l mdse PINE GLENN William, groceries PHILIPEBURG. Al reson, | gen'l mds Adelman & Ratousky, dry goods Acton, Harry, groceries. Ayers Bros, gen’l store. J 5 Be W M. gen’l mdse mdse gen’! store druggist | & Watson, o1 Vi { Beales John. get Baltie Sup. Co., Brown, W. B., Birchfield, W. C., novelties Bunnell, J , planos & organs eg, + Ret m { Tiad Peter RToCeries Campbell, C. A, produce Central Trading Ce gen’l sto Cunkle, Joseph, cigars Custer & Norris, wall paper Deacon, Thomas, cigars. Davia, C. H., cigars. Delige, Jno. cigars Edwards, J Freeman Forcey, M. L, Foreey, J. A. Finburg, Lewis, ck } re Cire ‘ r i Crag cignrs Harper, H. E_, confectionery Hoffman, F. L., tobacco Haworth Bros, furniture Haworth, James, lumber Halling, Walter, clgars Hoffer, B. F., novelties Tt A 11 Eg, Mre | be RB or 1 11 cigars Mins IAM an B.. millinery Calvin, wall paper, paint & Co, hardware Harry, clothing Jones, FE. G., gen'l mdse Jones, Mra. A. EB. groceries Kephart, J 8. hardware Kesler, 1. G & Co. gen’! mdse Kellock, 0 M., cigars, ete Kyler, Mra. Annie, groceries Knapper, Chas. K K n. Harry & C Teken Jones Jones Jones, 1 gen’l Kline J. OO, gen’! mdse MeClure, Frank, cigars Musser, Mra. M. A, groceries Marks, A. W.. shoes Mellin, John, meats Mallek, W. M., arugs Markwitz, A, peddler MeCausiand, T. G., jeweler Morris, J. 1. & Son. mdse Mattern 1 gen’) H.W. & Cx Nelson, J. J. groceries Novey, 8. gen’! mdse Oregon Mercantila Co., grocers Philipsburg Cash Grocery Co Erocern Parker, GO Philips, H meat GQ. florist C., groceries | od gen’! mse gen'l mdse Relling. J. M. & Co. gen] store Rothrock, O. 8, novelties Rothrock, Mra. Ida, groceries Rogers, Bamnel, cigars Richards, Geo. H., meats, Reed. J O fhontz, Fred, groceries, Solomon, Jacob, groceries. ftanley, J. O.. butcher. Swires, Jacob, gen’) fSegnl, B. RL, groceries. Slather, Michael, gen'] Stine, Morris, Bwitzer, 1. OQ Sohmitt, F. & R,, Summerville, Mrs, mdse - Co., millinery. "1 store. + Eroceriem Sshoonoevr, J. N., gen'l mdse Stonebraker & Irvin, groc fkalirt, 8 M.., meats, Twiges, W. H., confections, Troutman, G. ¥ & Co., drugs. Wolf, W. H., feed store. wv, Jeweler k, rafture, Wright, J. W., gen'l mdse. Walker, John F. gen’l mdse. Zipp, Bimon, gen'l mdse, RT MATILDA. Biglow, Jacob, harness. Beckwith, J. T., gen’l store. Crain, C. W,, gen'] mdse. Cann, Mrs, Alice, millinery. PENNA. FURNACE. Hess, C. B., Miller, C. D., gen'l store. Ward, W. B., gen’l store. PINE GROVE MILLS, Archey, A. G., gen'l! store. Barr, David, stationery. Dale, N, I. & Co., furniture. Everts, J. W., gen'l store. Keller, Jacob & Son, coal. Krebs, J. B. Bro, gen’] store. Randolf, R. R., furniture. Tate, A. J., coal, RUNVILLE. Bennett, Mrs. Mary A., groc'ries Poorman, Edward, Est, gen’) store. REBERSBURG, Bartges, C. E., Jeweler. Blerly, 8. A., produce. Carlin, W. J., gen'l store. Hazel, A. J., gen’'l store. Hellor, J. A. & Hoover, coal Hainse, M. C., gen'] store. Harter, W, J. Long, C. E., produce. STATE COLLEGE. Alkens, J. P., cigars. Bullock, 1. C, Baun iim, clothing Deal, Albert, steam fitting. Fye, Il. D., gen'l store. I her, ( N shoes Gilliland, R. D., Graham, E. L. & Co., Graham, Geo. T,, Holmes, J. C., Harvey Bros. Hockman, C Hagman, clothing Hurwitz i clothing Jackson, G. B., cigars Kir i. E., meat My ra 1” i K] miliin Cigars Efn i mass groceries perfumes. gen’ store confectioners. W., grain & feed ort \ andy & Markle, J meats "gt ‘ Meek, } Musser, H MeCormick, Myers, H Martin, J Nittany Pub Resides Bauers, Shuey. C jeweler Biate College Bup. Co., ge] st're Shaw, O, F., saddlery Bmith, WW, WwW. photo goods. Sheffer, J. C., cigars Snyder, Cora B., notions. Snyder, C. E, pen’! mdse Snyder, CW gen'l mdse Sheasley & Gentzell. furniture Smith 4 « & Re ” Btate Col & Bupply ld . Eroceries B., implements . postoards, ete, , Ren’l clothing masse ege Fue nj nn, $5 } Be iams, J. M., stoves MILLS 3. produce M.. gent Bros., grain & H 1 & Cx 8. C., produce Jd. buggies an, O. T., produce SPRING man, W Ackerman Allison Brion Cond Conde Cor Campbell Careon Duniap Duck, F Fisher, J Frederick { F F. A, A P.., implements B. & Son, gen’) Samue!, grain E., gen’! mdse A., shoes ete store r J. I Messmer Meese, O Myers, W,. C., gen] Mover, J. N.. cigars Ripka, Daniel, cigars Rishel, J. H., gen’! store Rossman, H. D produc Rossman HH. F., gen’l store Rtiver, Wm. A. gen’! mdse Smith, John & Bro., furniture Bnyder, I. G., produce Bmith, Emanuel, gen] mdse S100 M Y gen'l] mdse Bmith, R. M., implements Wolfe, Evans J produce Wolfe, Mrs. 8. J... millinery. Zeigler, C. E, musical instru- ments J Rn er ENOW SHORE Budinger, T. B, gen’! store. Bon Ton Bup. Co, gen'l store Elliott, 1 A meats Kelly, J. A. cigars Redding, Lawrence, cigars, Russell, James ant Bickle, W. A, drags Kinclalr, Mrs. Henry, cigars, Thompson & Bon, gen']l store zzel, John G., cigars Yarnell, J. 1, stationery. SANDY RIDGE. Cohn, D., gen’! store Doggan, J. B, cigars Kennedy, A. W., confectionery. Btuart, H. 8, gen']l store. Spitier, Daniel, merchant. SEMULLTON Stover, H. H., extracts, Walizer, 8. R., groceries. BTORMSTOWN, Burket, 1. G., gen'l store. Eves, J. P., produce. Griffin, J. H., gen] mdse. Gray, John 1, produce. Gray, R. J. P., gen'l mdse Mattern, J. L., gen’! store. Mattern, J. C, implements, Waite, H. B., produce. TUSSEYVILLE. Swartz, C. W,, gen'l store. WADDLE. Hoy, J. A, gen" stor Weare TE DR our & Bhowers, G. H., gen'l mdse. merch MARK. Wrye, W. T., gen'l mdse. DWARD. atu nts er e! wo gon Lo H. Fo gen'l mdse. earioK, WE wan, Wholesalers, AARONBBURG, Crouse, H. E., produce. BELLEFONTE. Atiantie Ref. Co., oil Bellefonte Fuel & Bup, Co., soa Crider, P. B. & Bon, lumber. Joseph & Co.,, merchants. Keller, J. D,, produce Lukenbach, A., grain & hay. Lauderbach-Barber Co., Ce., Potter-Hoy Hardware hardware. Wegner, C. Y., flour & grain. BOALSBURG Weber, 8. 8, coal & grain. COBURN. Atiantic Ref. Co., ofl Coburn Grain & Cream Ce, grain. Howard Howard 0 Korman Creamery Co., produes. CENTRE HALL. Bartholomew, C. D., eggs and pouitry Foraman, R. D., grain & hay. Weber, J. H & 8B. E, graln & hay HOWARD Deihl, J. D., produce LINDEN HALL H., hay & grain. F. E, hay & grain. LEMONT Elmer C., grain. OAK HALL Free, W. A., produce PORT MATILDA. Crain, W. Scott, mine prope. Patton, W. 17 produce, nw wi Creamery Ce Creamery C Ross, J Welland, Roses i. WW lumber, LIPSBURG. ALantte Ral. SO oll 11, ) Bons, mining su Hoffman, ¥, L., Reng Be Lauderbach-Barber Co., groe's Philipsburg Hardware Ce, hardware Philipsburg Milling, Lighting & Heating Co., grain & feed. Reed, J. O r & feed Bwift & Co | 5 4 ri PHI Atlantic , Meats Cas Grocery. MILLS mery Co., preo- SPRING Bpring Milis Crea duce BENOW BHOR Atlantic Ref. Co., ofl Kellay & Co., Rockey, W. ¥ ZION Hockman, N. J., produce. produce, Restaurants. BELLEFONTE Blackford, C. J., eating house. Jur J ! ting house eating Moerschbacher, ( » ‘has, , ise ARENCE H., eating house CL HILIPSBURG Kahler McMullen eating house, aller, eating house Chas., eating house. Btee!l, Geo, eating house. Wright, J WN cating ETATE COLLEGE. | Jr, eating house. eating house. . restaurant. ENOW SHOR. Sinclair, Mrs. Hewry, eating house Billiards and Pool, BELLEFONTE Carpenetti, J bill Daggett, Loui Moerschbacher, McGinley, John, billiards. Shaughnessy, Thos, billiards. JULIAN billiards PHILIPSBURG, Deakin, Thomas, billiards Ginter, R. C., billiards. Reid, D. D., billiards Schoonover, J. N. bil BENOW NHOR Kelley, John A., billiards. STATE COLLEGE. Atkens, J. P., billiards State College Billiard Meek & Medes MILESBURG Campbell, H. J., billiards. MILLHEIM W. H. billiards. CLARENCE. Watson, C. H., blillards BLANCHARD, Moon, A. R., billiards. SANDY RIDGR Kennedy, A. W., billiards. in Gray, 1. G liards, Room. House r. Shootin RELL Hr Gal 3 FONT Alters, ments an appeal will be held at the County Treasurer's of fice, Bellefonte, Pa, on Tues- day, June 10, 1913, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 8 p. m, and those who desire oan attend. P. W. YOUNG, Mercantile Appraiser.
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