Page 2. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, Do —— BELLEFONTE, PA. et tees Correspondent : Department Continued. JULIAN. Gill spent Sunday at his this place. He is employed College, Sdward home in at State John Clancey left on Saturday for his home in Houtzdale, where ho will spend a few days with his parents, Rev. Corman, a local minister of Coleville, preached a very interesting sermon on Sunday evening in the U, B. church to a large audience, May success follow the young man in his calling. W. R. Myers spent Sunday in town. The festival held on Friday and Saturday nights was largely attend. ed, and everything moved off nicely. They took in about $68 which will go for repairs on the U. B. church. Mr. Beales has finished his three tenement houses which are now ready for use. Irvin Dillen ber shop near the ready for business; ing. Mrs. Bodle, two sons spent in Bellefonte brother, Elmer Williams. Sunday morning in the M. BE church at 10:30 the pastor, Rev. Cook, will preach. Mrs. Nettie Rodkey, stopped off between trains to greet her many friends. Milligan Richards spent last Satur- day visiting his brother, John, of Bellefonte, Sunday has opened up a bar- hall, and is now also shoe repalr- daughter-in-law and Soturday and Sunday visiting the latter's of McKeesport, on Friday school in both churches ev- ery Sunday morning at 9:30. Let all that can turn out to these servives. New Century 6%x8% camera for sale. Apply to W. G. Tallhelm. Julian No. 2 Making garden is all the town Walter Tall Mrs. Ernest hope she will F. Dav go in our helm is improving. Moore is very Ill; over soon. at home again ok a flying trip we | rec | is is to ed into our town | spent Saturday llard and little Martha Was seen sister in ur town spending the rial day at Mar- Swisher, Hannah grie Houtz, Mad- Swisher, William ew. Bullock and Mrs. Rebecca | was well $49.49. HH 16 before long. what your at tend De we FOOTRe § y at traction in ir town? Miles was visiting town lexander is Harry Geyer was seen in in our very ill Julian on Hoover friends and Irene Mec- here Lena visited igsses Ginley WOODWARD. Ming an employee of the an Coal Co, at Carrolltown, spent parents and friends home last A. D. Tog sometime wit 18 les hers ret on terman SDUre iH ur of ou ! emoloy ed nry Hoster hes St will observe Paul's Union Saturday night, Evangelical Sun- lay night, June 15 angelical Sunday June 22. Every- wttend these ser- of Co. mother Sunday. to | | | | and family, Orndor(s on all the way nd Decoration Day Some shurg I wonder likely. Among those attending at Aaronshurg on Friday Mr. and Mrs fa 1a daughter Maud, Harry Sheesley, Fred | Snyder, Earl Motz, Edward Sheesley Charles Arne: Wilson Ard, John | Haines, Lida Hosterman, Dorothy | Whitley and Mrs. Mabel Weaver, | Washington Camp Neo. 357, P. 0. 8. of A. will hold the memorial ser- vices on Saturday evening, June 2ist Everybody is invited attend. Ellwood Orndorf and mother trans- | acted business at Millheim last Sat- | urday attraction, the festival | night were Weaver and | to ROCK FORGE. mers are all busy vd for John Benner, working super- The far “*n the rd visor Mus spent A and ren George Fi View, spent ville and B« the latter part Benner home Mrs. Annie Sunday after at Houservilie 0G. D. Bhears returned at the match factory last week. Misses Minerva and OGrace Shuey attended practice at the Grange Hall church for children's meeting in the near Toture . W. Bradford was through Rock recently and sold several separators, Harry Fike ls improving more since warm weather came yrant Coble was employed digging garden for D. ¥., Houser last week. Thomas Tressler, of Buffalo Run, visited with his cousin, Henry Tress- ler, of this place, Harry Holderman with his HShuey's. Franklin Cramer and daughter, Frrence, Sundayed with his son, Wil liam Cramer, of Altoona, who is now spending a vacation with Mrs, Cra- mer's parents, Harry Swartz's, at Hecla, of here Fie Bellefonte, | ‘ with friends | i ! of at Ira week Valley Houser- | jenner, | at the | family, Memorial Day urg with of the ler's int Dale returned home on | spending a couple days | to his work Sunday Franklin spent grandparents, LINDEN HALL. Jacob Zong and family spent Sune day evening at Chas, Colyer's. Mra, Hess la seriously ill Lester Funk and brothers spent from Saturday till Monday with their sister, Mrs. Reifsnyder. Miss Margaretta Mittlering and friend, from Centre Hall, passed through here Sunday. Irene Markle is seriously {ll at this writing. BRUSH VALLEY, Most of our farmers are busy work- ing corn. Mrs. Agnew Limbert was taken sud- denly {ll by a severe attack of appen- dicitis, J. F. Weaver is able to be about a little again. Memorial our vicinity. Miss Ella Rachau had the misfor- tune of falling and breaking her arm Quite a number of our young folks attended the birthday party of Doro- thy Rouse last week Martin Balley, wife and son Sunday at J, W. Beck's. Mr. George Brian and wife Sunday at Harvey Hough's Snakes and bugs seem to be tiful this summer. Miss Elva Limbert has been visiting a few days in our valley, Day passed off quietly in spent spent plen- STORMSTOWN. and Mrs. Howard Hall the latter's home over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. DD. C. Harpster gave a supper last Thursday evening in hon- or of their daughter Dora's wedding. Those among the chosen were as fol- lows: Chas. Lytle and Edna Gates, Mr and Mrs, Gates and daughter, Ruth, and son, Robert, Mr, and Mrs, Howard Barr, Mr. Lemon and wife, George Gummo and wife, Wade Lytle and wife, Annie Barr, Mrs, Coons and husband, Geyer Stine, Margaret and Lulu Way, Earl Meyer and wife, Boyd Johnson, Nora Gummo, Rev. Runyan and wife. All enjoyed them- selves and the fine supper that was served; and all wish joy and happl- neas to the bride and groom who are going to housekeeping at Gatesburg. Decoration exercises were largely attended at Grays cemetery, PIPLES 30 BL \SHANED TO 60 0UT All Over Face, Head, Mr, visited at Festered, Came to Caused Disfigurement, Used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura | Ointment, Completely Cured. R.F. D. No.3, Newark, Del.— "At thoage of eighteen, pimples camo on my face. They were scattered all over my face and fostered and came to a head. They caused disfigurement and were #0 bad that friends asked mo if 1 pox. I was ashamed to go out unless I wore a vedl. 1 used every kind of salve people would tell me about but they falled to cure me. I saw in the paper about AN Cuticura Soap and Ointment and began using them. I washed with the Cuticura Soap three times a day and used the Cuticura Ointment on going to bed, and in one month there was not a pimple on my face. I was completely cured and can highly recommend the Cuticura Soap and Ointment to everyone suffering from any skin disease. I also have used Cuticura Soap on both my little girls ever since their birth, and they never had a pimple or rash of any kind” (Signed) Mrs Joseph Wilson, Mar. ©, 1912, For red, rough, chapped and bleeding bands, ftching, buming palms, shapeloss pails and painful finger-ends, a one-night Cuticura treatment works wonders, Soak hands, on retiring, in hot water and Cuticura Soap. Dry, anoint with Cuticura Ointment, and wear old, loose gloves during the night. Sold throughout the world. Liberal sample of each malled free, with 32-p. book on the skin and scalp. Address postcard *"Cuti- cura, Dept. T, Boston.” && Tender-faced men should use Cuticyra Soap Shaving Stick, 25c, Sample free, WANTED ! Men and Boys STEADY WORK-—-WAGES $1.75 PER DAY and UP. had small Big Wages can be made on contract Work. Apply to Hayes Run Fire Brick Co, ORVISTON, PENNA, | ( ~ommercial Phone. ‘Mr. Automobile Owner You Will Have No Punctures, NoiBlow-Outs, NolSlow Leaks, No Rim Cuts If your Car is equipped with “Lastic Air” It dispenses with inner tubes and insures from 5,000 to 10,- 000 miles per tire. For fur- ther information inquire of J.1R. G. ALLISON, CENTRE HALL, PA, Representatives wanted in Philips burg and Clearfield _Sounty. 21 Public Sale! The undersigned Executor will offer for sale on Saturday, June 21st, 1913 at 1 p. m, The Henry Houtz Farm 1 mile northwest of Linden Hall Sta. tion, containing 88 ACRES and 23 PERCHES, 11 Room House, Good Barn and all necessary Out-bulldings, 3 Springs and Well, Fruit of all kinds. TERMS Cash, x26 JAMES ROSS, Exr. . — BELLEFONTE DRUGGIST call on the are right Centre MAKES A STATEMENT. When in need of any Job Printing Democrat, and work guaranteed, The prices epldemic has been raging re eported as abating. Thursday, June 5, 1913, of measles which at Sandy Ridge is We always advise people who have stomach or bowel trouble to see a doctor. But to those who do not wish to do this we will say: try the glycerine, etc, known as Adler-i-ka, This simple new remedy is 80 power- ful that JUST ONE DOSE usually relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation QUICKLY, | Commercial Phone. Upholstering and Furniture Repairing, Mattress Renovating, ete. M. II. BIDWELL, BELLEFONTE, We kee BEEF, PORK, PA. People who try Adler-l-ka are sur- prised at its QUICK action, F. P, Green, druggist. 5 Jacob Gross W. H. Musser GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND PENSION ATTORNEY, BELLEFONTE, PA. Centre County Banking Co. Qorner High and Spring Btreets. Bcouring. Curled, Receive Deposits. Discount Notes. John M. Shugert, Cashier. Com. phone, French Dry Cleaning and Special attention to Ladies’ work Ostrich Plumes Cleaned and Gloves and Hats Cleaned. Basement Alkens’ Store, Bellefonte, FIRE, in the Pa. Beezer's Meat Market HIGH ST. BELLEFONTE, PA none but the best MUTTON, All kinds of Smoked Meat, Pork Ssusage, eb If YOU wants nice Juley Steak, John F, Gray & Son, Successor to Grant Hoover. LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE, This Agency represents the largest fire insurance companies world, to write large lines at any time. ALSO SURETY BONDS. Crider’s Stone Building, one wh King's ot HAk unlit CE fonte.~ 040 Try PHILIP BEEZER We are prepared Bellefonte, Pa. rood for promptly and easily. ommended our looking Temple Court, — Best Laxative for the Aged. Old men and women feel the need of & laxative more than young folks, but it must be safe and harmless and ich will not cause pain. Dr. New Life Pllle are especially the aged, far they act Price 26c, Rec- Parrish, Belle- June. by C. M, Adv, “We ants for results, Ads” if you are Bonds of Every Description. Harry Fenlon INSURANCE. Buccessor to Frederick K. Foster and William Burnside, Bellefonte, Pa. 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., Foreman, R. D., grain & ooal Geary, F. P., gen'l| mdse. Goodhart, F. V., gen'l mdse. Henney, Mrs. L., millinery. Mercantile Appraisement Notice is hereby given that the following persons and firms raised and are or mercantile l- taxes for the year 1913 AARONBBURG. Retailers, Bower, A. F., implements. Bower, A. M., meats Bower, BE. O,, gen’'l mdse. Krape, J. F., general store. Keister, G. W., implements. Mensch, R. W,, ‘I store. Musser, C. BE, to wo, conf'y. Stover, A. B., wall paper. AXEMANN, Donovan, Jerry, scrap iron. Miller, Geo. C., gen’l store. Obrian, G. W,, gen'l store. BOALSBBURG. Bell, Mrs. Lou D., gen'l mdse Bricker, Howard, confectionery. W. .H. Brouse, merchant Harrison, R. B., gen'l store. F. T. Houtz, meat Ishi Bros, meat Stover! O, W., implements. Stuart, W. H., gen] store. Welland Bros. & mdse CLARENCE cense Luse, A. P. 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 & 8. BE, gran & 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’ ‘store Kerstetter, J. W., gon'l store. Meyer, C. H. & Co., lumber. Rote, 8. G. & Son, grain Rote, 8. G., gen’! merchandise. Stover, 1. E., cigars Co Weber, Sam’l E., grain, coal. Buddinger, T. Co., gen ‘1 mdse BLANCHARD fir Kk Jacob, Re! mdse Harter, W. J., furniture Da R B. n A854 Bowers, W. A, merchant, } tt 1 A. mes Kunes, N. M, hant Heaton. T. L Kunes Bros. gen'l merchandise. . k. Ino Raoyatnger, H., C.., groceries " a ‘ A. R., cigars at mer gen'l mdse M. gen’l mdse gen’! mdse groceries Kato Supply Co 41 : Mecon, Josep! a ig! oy. 4. A., gen’l store Takash. W. V.. groceries. nyvdse Miss Cora, millinery. « . Ni vs zed § ls . ’ i in Michael, mea jams, C. A, gen’'l store Te . And rea t BENORE gs - Lyman, gen’! store H + Cigars CURTIN Bald Eagle Supply Co, H. B, gen’l store H., gen’l re. store B 1 wiht John. gen! store. Deitz, J. F., groceries Heaton, Jame produ BELLEF( INTE H. F., cigars Shawley, Thos, produce. FLEMING . A... plumber Alkens, Mra. J. A., Indies’ Alexander, J. B., coal nr J. W produce nishings Baum, Sim, clothing . Biackford, Ciyde, cigars Buck, D., grain Brachbill, ’. R., furniture Earon, WW. H coal & Greist, T. E Co., gen’! store Hazel, A. F, flour and feed Biair, F. P. & Sor ewelr Brandman, Ray, gen’! store Holt, J. F. & 8. W., gen’l store Harper, Theo, produce Brouse, R. 8, groceries Peters, H. C., cigars Beezer, P. L., meats Bush, G. T., stationery Beck, R. A., cigars and soap. Resides, Emanuel, produce Bfte Lumber Co. lumber Stare, J. C. & Bons, gen'l store. Beezer, G. A. RUrage FILLMORE Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co. jstunter. J. C.. groceries coal " Taylor, J. E., produce Claster Underselling Store Co. + ...0 1H. A. gen clothing . 2 TEE IIIT 2 Coxey W. O., GATESEI RG Carpenett!, L., « Dearmit, 8. E, gen’l store Ceader. Jospeh, Rider, M., groceries Crider. PP. B HOWARD. Casebeer, C } H J t H., gen’i ry Doll, W. H., confectionery T.. Een’l stor . f rnity Will Wats C Emerick, Vatson, we 4 13) B we store groceries nfec. and tob nfectionery & Bon, lumber D.. Jewelry Jos Kars Dubba, John G., Implements Daggett, W. L., cigars onachy, B. A, § & 10¢ store Imggett eowis EArs Davis, Me, J, cigars BEckenroth, E J... wall Fauble, A. clothing . H., grain Pinklestine, J, § & 100 store # _ C. C.. gen'l store. Garman, E F., gen’l store H.. confectionery. Gamble, Gheen & Cw. flour and A. Arugs. feed , C. R., Jeweler. Gephart, M. C., Instruments. . Jeweler Jarbrick, H. E.. groceries 11. & Bon. furniture. Green Pharmacy Co. drugs Pletcher, T. A., saddiery. Gillen Grocery Co., groceries Pletcher, W. B., produce. SaTbreR Bros. machinists Plot Chas. E. wagons Gettig. 1. o THON Rod Schenck, A. A., hardware. Giitam, J. 8., ary " Williams, Frank, cigars Gross, J. W. & Bro. mdse Weber, B. & Sons, gen'l store. Harper, G. E., groceries Wallzer. C. A., meats. Hanna & Thompson, meat HUBLERSBURG. Haze! Bros, groceries Hoy, Geo. F., gen'l store. Hazel, G. W, gen] mt Kessinger, T. L., gen'l store Hunter, J. D., stationery JULIAN. Haupt, G. E., groceries Bo / — yor, Charles, mine lumber. Houser, Ed gen’] mdse Gray, I. G., gen’'l store Joseph & Co. dry goods Henderson, J. B., groceries. Jodon, Clyde, gen’'l mdse Miller, W. F. & Son, Johnson, Geo C., plumber : fortilize r and produce RMI Suey. drug Nason, J. C., gen'| mdse and Katz & Co, gen'l store pate Kelchiine. J. B., confectioner ArsOns 4 and fruit 4 Tallhelm, W, Celchline, W store ; Rachlin Co. Turner, J. H., gen’'l store. Lyon, W. A. LIVONIA. Tinn, H. RB, Stover, G. B., cigars Montgomery & Co.. clothing LINDEN HALL Moerschbacher, Chas, confec- Mrs. J. W., gen'l store tionery and tobacco H., gen'l store Mendis, Peter, scrap fron F. E. gen'l store Meese, John, Btore, gen'l store [ N LEMONT stoves and Fue A. 1 gen'l mdse, Mingle, A. C., shoes Miller, 0. A. Est, y tinware Hoy, R. K.. implements. Miller, David, groceries Lenker, J. E., gon’'l store, MeClure, W. M., Agt, harness. Mitchell, John, hardware Ross, Elmer C,, gen'l store. Sohreck Bros, carriages, ete. MeCalmont & Co., Implements Morgan, Missa 8. J, Iadies’ fur- nishings Willams, Geo, C., furaiture. MeGinley, A. L., wall paper MARTHA FURNACE. MeGinley, John, cigars Eberts, O. D., gen'l store. McDavis, J, cigars, MINGOVILLE. Morris & Sheffer, gon’! mdse. Workman, C. C., groceries. MeSuley, John, wall paper MONUMENT. Noonan, J A, elgam Bergner, Albert, groceries. Clymer, H. R., groceries. MOSHANNON., Naginey, F. B., furniture Olewine, John Store, hardware Bodencsak, John, meats, Grose, A. A, gon’l store. Parrish, C. M,, drugs, Patchis, Jag, clgars Potter-Hoy Hardw're Co, hard- Tues, J. T. gen'l store Schanars, C. A., groceries. MUNSON, ware, Ray, H. 8, cigars, Rhoads, B. K., Est. Elsenhaur, Fred, cigars. JMILLHEDL Aulnan, N Rote, Jan, Runkle, J. L.. plumber, Auman, E flour and re gen'l store paper produce her ise P.. gen’'l store OG. & Bon, gen’l Ww gan’! meats china hall EAMmege store Koller, Ross, J Welland, coal + Broceries, M Milling Co. feed Shitughhamy, Thos, tobacco sebring, John, Jr., autos, Schad, A. B, plumbing. had: A ng Machine sewing machines, Rhuay, fei 4. eos R., & Co, oh- Rear, a R., groceries, Shaefler, " P.. hardware, Shope, x a umber, A coal, 2 Ry Thy clear, Thal, A " confectionery, Twitm Ww. T.. stoves and bing Wallace, D, C,, wi Hartline, i. (3., merchant, & 8B Wian, J. C., harness, United § & 10 cent Store, novelties, fast story. ANE sors Bonen I aC hon run gen'l mdse, mdse. MILBSBURG. , M. 8. Campbell, H. Diehl, Harry, Else, C. H, Ebbs, N Grove, H. BE. coal, Harshbarger, 2. T., meats. Jordon, C. E., confectionery. Kohlbecker, H. J., cigars. Miles, W. B. & Son, gen'] store. Mlilesburg Btore Co., gen’l mdse. Wetzier, 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, B. & Son, gen'l mdse. Yearick, N. H., gen’'l store. ORVISTON. Orviston Bupply Co., gen’! mdse OAK HALL. Clayton, grain, R. J., gen’'l mdse. OBCEOLLA MILLS. Goss, R. J., groceries MCAVOY Ja groceries Mat ot mdse Stine, 8 steam fittings. Walker 1 amber, Wood, “har iware POWELTON., Trading Co., gen'l mdse PLEABANT GAP. Herman, W. D., meats Muifinger, Jno. C., coal N WwW & Bro. gen’) store Noil, Hinery Etters, Louder, a Jr gen'l B., R x William, Vulcan H mids mang GLENN ' groceries PHILIPSBU RG Adelman & Ral A dry goods Acts Harry, groceries Ayers Hros., 1 3 Te PINE Watson, Will n, WwW gen’! store druggist , Boveities plan w & organs gen'l mdse L 4 8 | Peter ET or Campbell, C. A, produce Central Trading Co., gen’l Cunkie, Joseph, cigars Custer & Norris, wall paper. Deacon, Thomas, cigars Davia, C. H.,, cigars. Delige, Jno. cigars, Edwards, J. 8, shoes, Frees & Calahan Forcey, M. IL, meats Forcey J. A... Eroceries. Finburg, Lewis, clothing Gullick, C. H., ‘wagons 03 A 1% ran'l { Baltic Bup Brown, W Birchfiel Bunne M., Ir jes store t } ® feral {' igal confectionery tobacoo, furniture James, umber. Halling, Walter, cigars Hoffer, B. ¥F., novelties Hodas A be Hues Hindle Ww Token Jones Jones Jones, Jones Jones, Kephart, J Kesler, 1. 0. & Oo., gen’) mdse Kellock, OG M., cigars, ete Kyler, Mrs Annie, groceries Knapper, Chas K. Kaplin, Harry & Co. mdse Kline, J Harper, H. E, Hoffman, F. L Haworth Bros Haworth A re A gr H gars Miss Lillian B., millinery Calvin, wall paper, paint & Co, hardware, Harry, clothing. gen'l a oceries gen’l 0. gen'l mdse Metlure, Frank, cigars Musser, Mra. M. A, groceries Marks, A. WW. shoes Mellin, John, meats Meallck, W. M., arogs Markwits, A, peddier MeCausiand, T G.. Jeweler Morris, J. I. & Son, gen’l mdse Mattern. HH Nelson, J. J. groceries. Novey, 8 pen’! mdse Oregon Mercantile Co, Philipshurg WwW. & Co. meat grocers Cash Grocery Co. RR. gen'l mdse Penn Public Service Cn Rapsey, W. J. cigars Reiling. J. M. & Co, gen" store Rothrock, O. 8. novelties Rothrock, Mra, Tda, groceries. Rogers, Samuel, cigars. Richards, Ceo. H., meats, Reed, J O fhontz, Fred, groceries, Rolomon, Jacob, groceries. Btanley, J. O, butcher Swirea, Jacob, gen’) store. Segal, 8. RN, groceries. Eiather Michael, gen’! mdee, Btine aria. gregaria Bwitzer, 1. millinery. Behmitt, FP, p+ R., "1 store. Summerville, Mrs. , groceries. fehoonoevr, J. N., gen'l mdse Stonebraker & Irvin, groc fkatrt, 8 M., meats, Twiggs, W. IH. confections, ¥. & Co., drugs, Walker, John r. gen’! mdse. Zipp, Simon, gen'l mdse, Bile PORT, MATILDA. Iw AO harness. Beckwith, J. T., gen'l store. Crain, C. W,, gen’) mdse, Cann, Mre Alice, millinery. Thompson, Rudd, mdse. aiama, Snthrym, millinery ues. Wasor: y ture, Wiliams Sra " PENNA. FURNACE. Hess, C. B., Miller, C. D., gen'l store. Ward, W. 8, gen'l store. PINE GROVE MILLS. Archey, A. G., gen']l store. Barr, David, stationery. Dale, N. I. & Co., furniture. Everts, J. W., gen’] store. Keller, Jacob & Bon, coal. Krebs, J. B. Bro, gen’'l store. Randolf, R. R., furniture. Tate, A. J., coal RUNVILLE Bennett, Mra. Mary A, groc'ries Poorman, Edward, Est, gen’) store. REBERBBURG. Bartges, C. E., jeweler. Blerly, B. A., produce. Cariin, W. J., gen’']l store. Hazel, A. J., gen’]l store. Hellor, J. A. & Hoover Hainse, M. C., gen’! store. Harter, W. J Long, C. E., produce. BTATE kens, J. P., ¥ a C0 COLLEGE. Al clgars F's mdse , ®t eam fitting . Ben’l store. r Co., groceries perfumes. gen’! store nfectioners. grain & feed ciothing thing i, cigars meat Markie, J. C HM jek, C HM, in Musser McoCorn Myers Martin ce. Nittany P ostoards, ete Re jes Fr P. ger mdse Ra Jere, Ehuey, Rtate Cx Shaw, O . Jiery Bmith, W. W., photo Sheffer, J. C., cigars Snyder, Cora B., notions, Snyder, C. EE, gen’'i mdse. Snyder CC. W gen'l mdse & Gentze Re ra furniture & Son lege Fuel & Supply cerien plements ge'l st're goods, Sheasnley Smith, J State C G., i 3 F.M gen 1 store grain & flour. P., cigars A P., Implements, ete B. & Bon, gen'l store Bamuel, grain. E., gen’! mdse. A., shoes Dunlap Duck, F. Fisher, J Frederick, Finkle, C Krape, C Long, C. P. Co., gen] store. Long, J. D., coal Messmer, J. H., produce. Meena, G. RB, gen’! store. Myers, W. C., gen'l store. Mover, J. N., cigars, Ripka, Daniel, cigars Rishel, J. H., gen’l store Rossman, H. D., produce Rossman. H. F., gen’l store. Stiver, Wm. A. gen’! mdse Bmith, John & Pro, furniture Enyder, I. GG, produce Emith, Emanuel, gen'l mdse. Stover, M. C. gen’! mdse Smith, R. M., implements, Wolfe Fvans J produce Wolfe, Mrs. 8. J... millinery. Zeigler, C. EB, musical instru- mente ENOW SHOR RBudinger, T. B, gen'l store. Bon Ton Sup. Co., gen’l store. Elliott, 1 A.. meats Kelly, J. A. cigars Redding, Lawrence, cigars. Russell, James, merchant Bickle, W. A, drugs Binclalr, Mra. Henry, cigars, Thompson & Son, gen'l store. Tezel, John G., cigars, Yarnell, J. 1, stationery. RANDY RIDGE Cohn, D., gen’! store Dogean, J. BRB, cigars Kennedy, A. W., confectionery. RBtuart, H. 8, gen'l store. Kpitler, Daniel, merchant, SEMULLTON, Btover, 1. H., extracts. Walizer, 8 R, ETORMETOWN, Burket, I. G., gen’! store. J ‘produce. Griffin, J. H, gen’! mdse. Gray, John IL, produce Gray, R. J Pr. gen’l mdse. Mattern, J. L., gen] store. Matt J. C., implements, Walte, B., produce TVSSKY VILLE. Swartz, C. W., gen’l store. WADDLE. Hoy, J. A., gen"] stor WOLFES STORE Weaver, D. B. & Son, flour & ood, Showers, G. H., gen'] mdse, WINGATE, Harnish, J. M., WARRIORS MARK. Long, FF. gen'l mdse. Orndort, kL. D., groceries. Wolfe, I. M. Est. gen’l store. Yearick, A. M., wos, 1 AY RT. Y , Geo, AARONBEURG, Crouse, H. E., produce. BELLEFONTE. Atlantic Ref. Co., ofl Bellefonte Fuel & Bup. Co. Crider, P. B. & Bon, Wh Joseph & Co., merchants, Keller, J. D., produce, Lukenbach, A., grain & hay. Lauderbach- Barber rary Potter-Hoy Hardware wit hardware. Wagner, C. Y., flour & grata. BOAILEBBURG SB. 8B, coal & grain. COBURN Atlantic Ref. Co., oll Coburn Grain & Cream Ces, grain, Howard Creamery Co Howard Creamery Co, Korman Creamery Co., produes CENTRE HALL Bartholomew, C. D., eggs and poultry. Foraman, R grain & hay. Weber, J. H BE, gain & hay Weber, D., & HOWARD Dethl, J. D., produce LINDEN HALL H., hay & grain F. E, hay & grain. LEMONT Eimer C., grain OAK HALL A., produce PORT MATILDA Crain, W Boott, mine prope. Pattor w 1 produce —.— F y Ww Wi ry mber PHILIPEBU RG Atlantic Ref. Co. { Gill, J. D. & Bons, mi Hoffman, ¥. L.. £4 bacco Lauvderbach- groe’s, Philipsburg Barber Co. Ce., hardware Hardware Philipsburg Milling, Lighting & Heating Co., grain & feed. | f) ’ » f 1 & feed Ross, J Welland, Ross ning sup. ery. BPRING Bpring Mi duce MILLS #8 Creamery Co , pro- SHOE Co., oll -., F.. produce. ZION Hockman, N. J., produce. » SNOW Atlantic Ref. Kelley & Co. Rockey, W Restaurants BELLEFONTE Blackford, C. J 8 house. Jury, J b, ; ise Moerschbacher, Chas, eating house CLARENCE >. H., eating house. HOWARD H., eating house. Frank, « LIPSBURG seph, eating house | Ww eating iting ho'se M rs eating house. eating house. Chas, eating house Steel, Geo., eating house. Wright, J. W eating house. ETATE COLLEGE Bullock, 1. C. Jr ating house Longee, A. C Shrefller, J. C ENOW Mre Walter, McMullen, eating house. restaurant. SHOR Sinclair, Henry, house. eating Billiards and Pool, BELLEFONTE Carpenetti, J.. billiards Daggett, Louis, billiards. Moerschbacher, Chas, bMillards. McGinley, John, billiards. Shaughnessy, Thos, billiards JULIAN G., billiards PHILIPSBURG. Deakin, Thomas, billiards 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 Meek & Medes MILESBURG Campbell, H. J. billiards. MILLHEIM, W. H. billiards, CLARENCE, Watson, C. H., blillards. BLANCHARD, Moon, A. R., billiards. SANDY RIDGE. Kennedy, A W, billiards. Gray, 1 Room. Houser, Shooting Gal FONT STATE coLLBGR. Holmes. J. L. Nittany Real Toatate Oo. Co., brok's Chas. T. Alkens, Agent. 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 8 p. m, and those who desire can attend. P. W. YOUNG, Mercantile Appraiser.
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