Page 4. A Noble Sacrifice A Story For Memo- rial Day By F. A. MITCHEL Copyright, 1913, by American Press Association b- NE evening before Memorial day a remnant of a Grand Army post, a few old fellows whose hair and beards were white as snow, had got together to confer upon the morrow's decoration of the graves of their comrades who had gone before them to the eternal camping grounds. Having perfected their arrangements, they fell to swap ping yarns about episodes that had oc- curred half a century before. They had told thelr stories many a time, but each listened to the other with much of the original interest and a respect that had grown with years. This Is one of the stories that were told: Along about '62—or was it '63?—-may- be it was '64 (my memory about those days is getting mixed), I commanded General B.'s headquarters escort, we being encamped just back of the tents - Q | had been corralled and found the picket line stretched around the group. I ex- amined all the men critically, but could learn nothing from any of them. Considering that it would be no use to question the women, 1 concluded to adopt the general's suggestion. 1 stood the men In line, ordered the sergeant to draw In his command and assemble them for a firing squad. When the two lines faced each other 1 told the eitizens that if they didn't give up the man who had been chased in among | them 1 would shoot every one of them. | of course I only did it to effect my | purpose, for 1 had no orders to carry out the threat and wouldn't have been | so inhuman as to do so if 1 had. They all turned white, but not a man spoke. 1 gave the word to the squad to aim, and yet no one flinched. I was about to give up my bluff game when a window sash in one of the houses went up and a man put his head out of the window. “Don't shoot, cap'n,” he said. your man." Delighted at the result of my ex- pedient, 1 turned my firing squad over to the sergeant and sent the two men 1 had brought with me to arrest the man who had confessed. He proved to be very young—scarcely eighteen. I scanned his face with a view to dis- cover if he were the fellow who had driven the cow, but saw no resem blance. though I did not consider this of importance, for he had probably been made up for every character be had played. 1 searched him, but, finding no pa- pers, directed the men to search every house in the place. I was not sur prised that they found nothing, for there had been plenty of time to burn any papers he might have carried “I'm | Not finding any documentary evidence, | I took him to headquarters. | 1 ever saw | could get nothing out of him. He was the pluckiest young fellow | him and cross questioned him bot if he was the man who drove the cow he said “No.” was the man in had eluded the provost guard would admit was that he was the mar who had out of the wood and into the village Well, the case was reported to gen been chased The general questioned | Aske 1 He also denied that he | Federal uniform who | All he | by the pickets | eral headquarters with the expectation | that would be ordered to send the spy there No such order came No general hanging a spy. and they didn't propose to do it further up when they could shove it on to us be we lHkes low. That's one of the benefits of high | rank. We were ordered to try youngster by drumhead court martia and hang him at once. He was con the | | victed and sentenced to be hanged the | | i HE WAS 80 STUPID IT WAS IMPOSSIRLE TO | GET ANYTHING OUT OF HIM ! of the general and his staff. One morn ing an officer of a picket post sent to] headquarters a country bumpkin who had driven his cow right up to our line. The general asked him why he bucked up against an army with no better support than a cow, and he said he had bad his cow In pasture down below and didn't know our men were there. He questioned about the Confederate forces in the region from whence he had come, but he stupid that fit impossible anything out of him. As to numbers it was always “a heap 0’ horse sogers.’ or “right smart o' cannons,” or “a hull regiment o' walkin® men.” The general goon gave over questioning him and fsaned orders that he be permitted to drive his cow on homeward Two or three days later, while talk ing with one of the aids, he told me that a circular order had been sent out from general headquarters for all com manders to look out for a spy who had first appeared driving a cow, pretend fng to have got confused without the picket line. A few hours later a man In Federal uniform had been picked up by the provost guard for being absent from his command without a pass While Inquiries were being made about him he had given the guard the slip and had disappeared. At our head. | quarters we wondered if the country man we had passed and this straggler | were not one and the same man While we were talking about it a telegram came in from the left of our | command stating that a man who was | trying to steal through our picket line | to go south had been fired on, but had | disappeared in a wood thick with tan. | gled undergrowth. The officer of the | post sent a sergeant with twelve men | inte the wood, who deployed to cover) the ground and swept out every live thing there. A man was seen run | ning to a small village, or, rather, "l clump of houses, half a mile distant, | and before he could be captured had | disappeared among a group of a few men, more women and a lot of chil | dren. When our men got there they | couldn't tell which of the men they bad chased. The sergeant sent a pri vate to report the matter to the offi cer of the picket post, while the others surrounded the people so that none of them should get away. The officer re ported the situation to the general, and the general sent for me. After going over all this that I've been telling you the general told me to go ever with part of the escort and exercise my Ingenuity to discover the man who had tried te steal through the picket line. “A spy,” he sald, “has undoubtedly been moving about our camps collecting (aformation and Is trying to get south with it. 1 rely on you to find out which one of these peo ple ia the man we want. They are all probably devoted to the Confederate canse and will use every effort to con: coal his identity. 1 would suggest that you threaten to shoot every one of them unless they give up the spy.” Taking a couple of men, | rode over ¢ the place where the supposed spy was WAR sO ' was to ge { real | next morning at sunrise the boy weakened and | That night withdrew his confession. He said that before 1 arrived on the ground the dressed himself as a woman and, com ing out with a bucket, started to a spring for water. He passed one of fugitive had gone into a house | the guard, who falled to stop him, and | never returned No one belleved this story told by man as a resort to save his life and preparations were made for the execution next moming About mid night a telegram from genern beadquarters countermanding the or der for the spy's execution. We were further informed that a man dressed in woman's last CAlDe ——te A wit fl W ” LC Bg Na) LE “DON'T SHOOT, CAP'N." nm YOUR MAN." pass to go through the lines south ward. Having a very coarse volce, he was suspected, searched and full In formation found upon him concerning the strength, equipment, ete, of our corps d'armee. He was to be executed at once and had confirmed the story of the young man now in our hands I never saw a more relieved, a hap pler man than our general at the out come of the affair. He called for the prisoner and, taking him by the hand called him a noble fellow. Then, put ting his own hand In his pocket, he took out the principal part of his last pay and gave it to him. After the war | went south to find that young man. | learned that he had enlisted in the Confederate army and had been killed In one of the battles of the Wilderness, I've been down there since and have found that on ever: southern Memorial day the whole peo ple of that region turn out to put flown ers on his grave. For a long while | and several others used to club togeth er once a year and send a wreath be put on his grave with the »iln flowers. SAID. “I'm clothing had applied for a| THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, BELLEFONTE DRUGGIST We always advise people who have stomach doctor, wis glycerine, ful relieves stomach People prised Green, W. H. Musser INSURANCE AGENTS. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND GENERAL Centre Cou Receive Deposits. John M. Shugert, Cashier. MAKES A STATEMENT, bowel trouble to to those who this we will say: known as or But to do ete, do h JUST ONE sour stomach, and constipation who try Adler-i-ka at its QUICK druggist DOSE Eas that on unre PENSION ATTORNEY. 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Mercantile Appraisement Notice is hereby given that the following persons and firms have been appraised and are hereby liable for mercantile Ii- cense taxes for the year 1913 AARONBBURG. Retailers. Bower, A. F., Implements. Bower, A. M., meats lower, BE. O., gen’'l mdse Krape, J. F., general store. Keister, G. W., implements. Mensch, R. W,, gen'l store. Musser, C. E., tobacco, conf'y. Btover, A. B., wall paper. AXEMANN, Donovan, Jerry, scrap iron. Miller, Geo. C., gen’'| store. Obrian, G. W., gen’'l store. BOALSBURG, Bell, Mrs. Lou D., gen'l mdse. Bricker, Howard, confectionery. Ww H. Brouse, merchant Harrison, R. B., gen'l store. F. T. Houtz, Ishler Bros. meat Stover, O. W., implements Stuart, W. H., gen'l store Welland Bros. & Co, mdse Weber, Sam’'l E, grain, coal BLANCHARD Harter, W. J., furniture Bowers, W. A. merchant, Kunes, N. M. merchant Kunes Bros., gen’! merchandise Kessinger, H. C., groceries meat | 34 gar A., gen’ store Mi Cora, millinery. C. A... gen'l store. BENORE Emerick, Lyman, gen’l store. Lyker H. B, gen’l st Ghaner, W H store, Haugh. John, gen’! store BELLEFONTE Alters, H. F., cigars Allison, A., plumber Alkens, Mrs. J. A. iadies’ fur- nishings Baum, Sim, © Blackford, Clyde, cigars Brachbill, W. R., furniture Blair, F. P. & Son, jewelry Brandman, Ray, gen'l sto Brouse, . B., groceries. r, PP. L., meats Bush, G. T., stationery Beck, R. A., cigars and soap Bfte Lumber Co, lumber RBeezer, G A KAarage Bellefonte Fue! & Supply Co. col Claster Underselling Store Co, clothing Coxey. W. C., Carpenett!, L., confec. and tob Coader, Jospeh, confectionery Crider. PP. B & Bon, lumber Casebeer, C. D., Jewelry arpenett Jos gars Doll, W. H., confectionery Dubbs, John G., Implements Dagget, W. L., cigars onachy, B. A, § & 10¢ store Daggett. Lewis gars Davis, Me. J, cigars Fekenroth, EJ. wall paper Fa 11 ble N thing Finklestine, J. § & 10c store Garman, E. F., gen’l store Gamble, Gheen & Cv. flour and fond Gephart, M. C,, Garbrick, H. E Green Pharmacy Co, Gillen Grocery Co, Garbrick Bros, machinists Geottig, 1. F1., meats Gillam, J. 8, dry goods Gross, J & Bro, mdse Harper, GG E groceries Hanna & Thompson, meat Hazel! Bros, groceries Hazel, G. W., gen’'l mdse Hunter, J. D.. stationery Haupt, G. BE. groceries Houser, Ed. gen'l! mdse Joseph & COC dry goods Jodon, Clyde, gen’! mdse Johnson, Geo. C., plumber Krumrine, Sidney, drugs Kline, Henry, cigars Katz & Co., gen'] store Kelchline. J. 8, and fruit Kelchline, WW. WW. garage Lyon & Co, gen'l store Toon, W. A., meats Linn, H. 8, china hall Montgomery & Co, clothing Moerschbacher, Chas, econfeec- tionery and tobacco Mendis, Peter, serap iron Meena, John, Store, gen'l store Mingle, A. C., shoes Miller, OO. A. Est, tinware Miller, David, groceries MeClure, W. M_, Agt, harness MeCalimont & Co, implements Morgan, Miss 8 J, ladies’ fur- nishings. MeGinley, x n, A Quigley, J Snyder Willams, re gen i othing groceries instruments groceries drugs groceries confectionery stoves and A. L.. wall paper MeGinley, John, cigars MeDavis, J. clgars Morris & Sheffer, gen'l mdse MeRuley, John, wall paper. Noonan, J. A, olgars Naginey, F. E, furniture, Olewine, John Store, hardware Parrish, C. M,, drugs Patchin, Jan, cigars Potter-Hoy Hardw're Co., hard. ware. Ray, HH. 8B, cigar. Rhoads, BE. K., Eat, coal Rote, Jas, Runkle, J. L.. plumber, fhaughnessy, Thos, finger nowl 4: D.. way, OC. CO. groceries. Bechler & Co, groceries. Briecimyer, 4. R, & Co, oh naware. Starr, B. R, groceries, Bhaeffer, H. P., hardware. fhope, T , R. sosl, el r pi ri tmire, W. T. stoves tinware, Wallace, nD. C., clears, Ww. nH and Wian, J. United 65 & 10 cont Store, Jone JC mon CENTRE HALL. Benner, G. O., gen’'l store Boozer, D. A., harness. Dauberman, A 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, F, V, gen'l mdse Henney, Mrs. , Al millinery. Kreamer & Son, gen'l store. Lats, J. F., produce. Luse, A. P. Son, lumber. Murray & Bitner, drugs. Odenkirk, W. A, gen’l Royer, Edward, cigars. Runkle, J. W., cigars Smith, 8. W., post cards. Smith, T. lL., hardware Weber, J. H. & B. E, grain & coal mdse Zettle 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 Meyer, C. H & Co., lumber. Rote, B. G. & Son, grain Rote, 8. G., gen’! merchandise. Btover, IL. E., cigars CLARENCE Buddinger, T. Co., gen’! mdse Fire bo) ! gen’'l mass Daughert R. B., mdse Elliott Heator 1. Katchik, Jn M Kato Supply C Mecon, Joseph Takash, W. V., T inh Michael T LS And meat Watson, C. H,, cigars CURTIN Bald Eagle 8 store Deitz, J. F., groceries Heaton, James, produse Shawley, Thos, produce FLEMING Alexander, J. B., coal Bruss, J. W. produce Buck, I)., grain Baron, W. H., coal Greist, T. E Co., gen’]l store Hazel, A. F.. flour and feed Holt, J. F. & 8. W,, gen’] store. Harper, Theo, produce Peelers, H. COC, cigars Resides, Emanuel, produce. Stere, J. C. & Bons, gen’ store FILLMORE Hunter, J. C., groceries. Taylor, J. E., produce. Y ng. H. A, gen’l GATESBURG Dearmit, 8. E, gen’ store Rider, M., groceries HOWARD. ¥ H. J Gil H., gen’']l st Hall , gen’l store Holter, C., furniture Holt, G. W gen mane Jodon, Mrs. Zelma, mdse Kline & Wolfe, gen'l store Kilne, H. A., produce long. W. H., grain Jucas, C. C., gen’! store Lucas, H., confectionery Moore, A., drugs Moore, R., Jeweler Miner, M., Jeweler Neff, W. H. & Son, furniture. Pletcher, T. A., saddiery. Pletcher, W. B, produce leteher, Chas, E., wagons Schenck, A. A., hardware. ] Frank igars & Bons, gen'l store Walizer, C. A, meats HUBLERSBURG Hoy, Geo. F., gen’l store Kessinger, T. L., gen’l store JULIAN. Boyer, Charles, mine lumber. Gra I. G., gen'l store Henderson, J. E., groceries. Miller, W. F. & Bon, fertilizer and produce Nason, J. C., gen’'l mdse and lumber. Parsons, W. P., gen’l Tallhelm, W. G. & Bon, store Turner, J. H., gen’l store. LIVONIA. Stover, G. B., cigars. LINDEN HALL Keller, Mrs. J. W,, gen’'l store Ross, J. H., gen'l store. Welland, F. E, gen'l store. LEMONT Evey, A. H., gen'l mdse Hoy, R. K.. implementa. Lenker, J. EB, gen’'l store. Mitchell, John, hardware. Ross, Elmer C., gen’]l store Schreck Bros, carriages, eto Williams, Geo, C., furniture. MARTHA FURNACE Eberts, O. D., gen’l store. MINGOVILLE. dse gen'i mase , gen’l mdse groceries groceries meat ippiy Co., gen’l store EArs ats) re I gen’l store gen’l Auman, N. A, groceries. Auman, EL. Milling Co. flour and feed. Hartline, H. Hosterman & ath P. P. nee. oa uilen, E ary doen. feed. iman, D. J oa clothing. . » . Ad Houser, n, F., olin, cont’ gon’l Wiser, F. at 3 MILESBURG. Boggs, M. 8., 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. Kohlbecker, H. J., cigars. Miles, W. B. & Son, gen'l store. Milesburg Store 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. Ios, C. H., coal Peck, 8. & Bon, gen'l mdse. Yearick, N. H,, gen’'l store. ORVIBTON. Orviston Bupply Co., gen’l mdse OAK HALL. Etters, Clayton, grain. Louder, R. J.. gen’l mdse. OSCEOLA MILLS. R. J., groceries ) Jas groceries Matulenick, Jno, gen'l mdse Btine, 8. B., steam fittings Valker, R. J. Jumber Wood, William, hardware POWELTON Vulcan Trading Co., gen’l mdse PLEABANT GAP Herman, W. D., meats Muifinger, Jno, C., coal Noll, W. H. & Bro., gen’l store » dF th CH mill Rtitzer. K Goss, MOA ners ger mas PINE GLENN Watson, Willlam, groceries PHILIPEBURG AY 1 n Vv | Ke nin Adelman & Ratousky, dry goods Acton, Harry, groceries Ayers Bros. gen'l store Bowser, W. M. gen’'l mdse I 8 J gen'l mdse Baltic Bup. Co., gen’! store Brown, W. B., druggist Birchfield, W. C., novelties Bunnell, J. M., planos & organs Riddle, O. P., gen’l mdse Carmel Peter, groceries Campbell, C. A, duce, Central Trading Co., gen’l store Cunkle, Joseph, cigars. Custer & Norris, wall paper. 5 nds Hr n, . Davis, C. H, cigars. Delige, Jno, cigars Edwards, J. 8, shoes Freeman & Calahan Forcey, M. 1, meats Forcey., J. A, groceries Finburg, Lewis, clothing Fosshaner Albert, meats a iy. PF porting goods Gullick, C , Wagons Gernor gen'l mdse f Groestw ek (rv " ir ' Harper. H E. confectionery Hoffman, F. 1L., tobacco Haworth Bros, furniture Haworth, James, lumber Halling, Walter, cigars Hoffer, B. F., novelties Abe & Crag clgars (3. Eroceries Hindle. W, H., cigars Tekes, Mins Lillian B., millinery Jones, Calvin, wall paper, paint Jones & Co., hardware Jones, Harry, clothing Jones, BE. G. gen’l mdse Jones, Mra. A. E., groceries Kephart, J 8B, hardware Kesler, I. G. & Co, gen’] mdse Kellock, OO M., cigars. ote Kyler, Mra. Annie, groceries Knapper, Char K Kaplin, Harry & Co. mdme Kline, J OO. gen'l mdse MeClure, Frank, cigars Musser, Mra. M. A, groceries Marks, A. WW. shoes Mellin, John, meats Malick, W. M., drugs Markwitz, A, peddier MeCausiand, T. G., Jeweler Morris, J. IL. & Son, gen’l mdse Mattern, H WW. & Co, Nelson, J. J, groceries. Novey, 8, gen'l mdse Oregon Mercantila Co, grocers Philipsburg Cash Grocery Oo. grocers Parker, 0 0, florist Philips, H. C., groceries. Pannebaker, C. P., gen’l mse Peterson, A. BR, gen'l mdse Philipsburg Penn Public Service Co Rapsey, W. J. cigars, Relling, J. M. & Co., gen"! store Rothrock, O. 8, novelties Rothrock, Mra. Ida, groceries Rogers, Samuel, elgars Richards, Geo, H., meats. gen’l meat Stanley, J. O., butcher, Bwires, Jacob, gen'l store Segal, 8. RR, groceries Slather, Michael, gen'l mdse Stine, Morris, Switzer, 1. O Bchmitt, F. & RR, fummervilla, Mra. J, groceries Sshoonoevr, J. N., gen’l mdse Stonebraker & Irvin, groe , 8. M, meats Twiges, W. HH, confections Troutman, 0. ¥. & Co., drugs. Wolf, W. H, feed store. Washburn, Harry Wright, 8. WwW, , Weber, Frank, ture. Wright, J. W., gen'l mdse. Walker, John F. gen’! mdse. Zipp, Simon, gen'l mdse, RT MATILDA. Beckwith, J. *. gon'l store. Crain, C. W,, gen'l mdse, Cann, Mra. Alice, millinery. "I store. Wiaor. g promos. eg va 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. LL. & furniture Everts, J. W., gen'l store. Keller, Jacob & Bon, 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’'l store. REBERSBBURG. Bartges, C. E., Jeweler. Bilerly, B. A., produce Carlin, W. J., gen'l store Hazel, A. J., gen'l store. A. & Hoover, coal >., Ren']l store Co. produce BTATE so. P COLLEGE cigars ert, steam AtUng. D., gen’l store D.. & Ce 7 groceries , perfumes. >, Ken’l store . confectioners meats 121 I» « ail M., groceries MeCormick, C. B, implements Myers, H M., cigars Martin, J. B., produce Nittany Pub. Co., posteards, ete Renides, F P. gen'l mdse Bavers, Harry, clothing Shuey, C. E., jeweler State College Bup. Co. ge'l st're Smith, W. WwW. goods. Bheffer, J. C Shade Bnyder, Cora B., notions Snyder, C. E, gen’'l mdse Bayder, C. W.. gen’! mdse Bheasley & Gentzell, furniture Bmith, J. C State Col Co... coal & Bupply Rehres i, £3. } JM BPRING Auman W. GG Ackerman, F. M gen’ gen] ves der & wt MILLS produce , Ren’) Dunlap, A. C., cigars F. P., implements, ete J. B & Bon, gen'l store Eamue!, grain E., gen’! mdse A... shoes Co., gen'] store eon) H., produce . Fon’! store C., gen’l store N Cigars Ripka, Daniel, cigars Rishel, J. H., pen’l store Rossman, H. DD. produce Rossman HH. F. gen’]l store Stiver, Wm. A. gen’] mdse Bmith, John & Bro, furniture Enyder, I. G., produce Bmith, Emanuel, gen’! mdse Btover, M. C. gen'l mdse Smith, RB. M., implements. Wolfe, Evans J produce Wolfe, Mrs. 8 J. millinery. Zeigler, C. BE, musical Instru- ments ENOW SHOR Budinger, T. B., gen'l store. Bon Ton Sup. Co., gen’l store Elliott, 1. A. meats Kelly, J. A, cigars Redding, Lawrence, clgam, Russell, James, merchant Bickle, W. A, drugs Bincialr, Mra. Henry, cigars. Thompson & Son, gen’! store. eeel, John G., cigars Yarnell, J. 1, stationery. SANDY RIDGE. Cohn, D., gen’l store, Dogean, J. B., cigars Kennedy, A. W., confectionery. Stuart, H. 8. gen’! store, Spitler, Daniel, merchant. EMULLTON Stover, H. H., extracts Wallzser, 8. R., groceries. R. J.P, gen'l mdse Mattern, J. L.. gen] store Mat 3 Cu Waite, H. BB, prod TUBSEY VILLE. Swarts, C. W,, gen'l store. WADDLE, Hoy, J. A, pen"l stor WOLFES STORER Weaver, D. B. & Bon, flour & Bhowers, G. H., gen'l mdse. WINGATE Harnish, J. M., groceries. WARRIORS MARK. Wrye, W. T., gen'l mdse. hd gen’l mdse. . store. Lo osarick, A. Grate, 1 Pe mane HE i E Wholesalers, AARONBBURG, Crouse, H. E., produce. BELLEFONTE. Atiantic Ref. Co., ofl Bellefonte Fuel & Bup. Co., sonal Crider, PP. B. & Bon, lumber. Joseph & Co., merchants, Keller, J. D., produce, Lukenbach, A., grain & hay. Lauvderbach-Barber Co., grocery Potter-Hoy Hardware Ce., . Y., flour & grain. BOALSBURG Weber, 8. 8, coal & grain. COBURN. Atlantic Ref. Co., oll ~oburn Grain & Cream Ce, grain. Howard Co Howard Co Korman Creamery Co., produes CENTRE HALL. Bartholomew, C. D., eggs and poultry Forsman, R. D., grain & hay. Weber, J. H & B. E, grain & hay Creamery Creamery HOWARD Dethl, J. D., produce LINDEN HALL Ross, J. H, hay & grain Welland, F. E, hay & grain LEMONT Ross, Elmer C., grain OAK HALL Free, W. A., produce PORT MATILDA Crain, W. Beott, mine props. Pattor WwW. 1 produce Williams J. W mber. PHILIPSBURG Ref. Co., ofl Gill, J. D. & Sons, mining sup. Hoffman, F. lL. tobacco, P Lauderbach-Barber Co., groe's Philipsburg Hardware Ce., hardware Philipsburg Milling, Lighting & Heating Co, grain & feed. Reed, J ir & feed Bwift & Co., meats Philipsburg Cas? Atlantic 0) " v Grocery SPRING MILLS Bpring Mills Creamery Co., pro- duce STORMSTOWN McAfee, BE. produce sNoOw Atlantic Tet. Co oT Kelley & Co., groceries Rockey, W F produce ZION Hockman, N. J., produce Restaurants, BELIEFONTE Blackford, C. J., eating house. Jury, Jacob, eating house Moerschbacher, Chas, eating house CLARENCE Watson, C. H., eating house HOWARD Lucas, C. H., eating house Williams, Frank, eating ho' PHILIPSBURG Cunkie, Joseph, eating house Chomp, Mrs. I. W, eating My * TY > Delige y ent ; ouse Kahler, Waiter, eating house McMullen, Chas, eating house Bteel, Geo., eating housa Wright, J. W. eating house. STATE COLLEGE Bullock, 1. C. Jr. eating house Longee Shire ng } A. C Mer, J. « eating house restaurant ENOW BHOR. Sinclair, Mrs. Henry, house eating Billards and Pool, BELLEFONTE Carpenetti, J. billiards Daggett, Louis, billiards Moerschbacher, Chas., billiards McGinley, John, billiards Shaughnessy, Thos, billiards JULIAN G., billiards. PHILIPSBURG. Deakin, Thomas, Millards Ginter, R. C., billiards. Reid, D. D., billiards Schoonover, J. N. billiards. BENOW SHOR. Kelley, John A., billiards. ETATE COLLRGE Alkens, J. P., billiards. State College Billiard Room. Meek & Medes. MILESBURG Campbell, H. J, bllllards, MILLHEIM. W. H. billiards. CLARENCE Watson, C. H., bMillards BLANCHARD, Moon, A. R., Dillards 2 BANDY RIDGR Kennedy, A. W., billiards. Gray, 1 Houser, RELL] PON 4 Alters, H. F. a STA Holmes. J. L. Nittany Real state Co. brek's Chas. T. Alkens, Agent Theatres, BELLEFONTR Garman Estate, PHILIPSBURG. Crain & Armstrong. For the purpose of correct. Ing any errors of appraise. 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 3
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