~Smallspox has made ils appear
aace once again at Houtzdale,
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa., Aug. 24, 1882,
~The annual picnic of the Centre
Co. Grangers will be held on Nitta
ny mountain, near Centre Hali, Sept. 21,
Editor.
Frep Kurtz, |
NA
The grocery of Boozer Hariswick,
i " 5 . 5 x
at Lemont, was destroyed Oy lire las
Saturday night. We did not learn any
TrrMs --§2 por year in ndvanca, $C
when not in advance Advertisements
%) conts por ling ior threo insertions,
Yearly and half yourly ad's at special
rates,
“TH ERE’
the ROOUS,
~The wife of Mr, Andrew Swarlz,
of near Zion, was kicked in the side by
a cow, on last Sunday, by which she had
several ribs broken,
We had cool nights for nearly a
week up to last Monday, and we even
hear of frosts in some localities,
“
SS LIKE
3 NO SUCCESS
SUCCESS!
Rapid Sales keep our Counters
clear of old goods—Railroad and
Telegraphic facilities give us
quick communication with the
world’s. markets—You k now
where to find ug—
1
¢rop in this county, with scarcity of
other fruit and berries.
w=llarly on Tuesday morning, be-
fore daylight, it commenced to rain and
continued nutil noon, It wasa welcome
shower, and the ground can stand more
of it.
w= Don’t forget the basket picnic and
festival to be held on 26, in Witmers
grove, Centre Hall,
G. R. SrigeLMYRR, & Co's “ Fair)’,
Wiarrmer & Co's “Supply Depot”
Srrixa Minis
LOCAL ITEMS,
—— We will send tte Rerorren, for
the campaign, in clubs of 20, for $4.00,
Send in names for clubs of 20,
wee FARMERRS | WHEAT GROWERS ~~
Farmers. now look to your interests and
go to John G. Sankey, Centre Hall, to
order your phosphate at wholesale
rates. Bone manure a specialty. 20jal6t
A true friend to the weak and con. ~The nineteenth chapter of Isaiah
valescent is Brown's Iron Bitters, is at present being read by MADY DPOOs
The destruction of Alexandria and
oing no in Egypt is there
ple.
the war now
foretold.
——Gov, Curtin will address the re-
union at Rebersburg, Au
i
go 95 =
g 20.
——]In Illinecis farmers are feeding rye
to hogs, as they find it cheaper than
corn.
—Brockerhoffs cheap store, Centre
Hall offers the highest prices for all
kinds of country produce. Farmers will
please bear this in mind, and also anoth-
er important fact that goods are gold at
Brockerhofls cheaper than elsewhere in
the valley.
~The Centre Co, Sunday School
convention, held in the Presbyterian
church, at Centre Hill, last week, was
well attended, and a lively interest
manifested by the friends of the cause.
. were
of in-
itabl
— We will send the Rerorres, in
Iubs of ten, for the campaign, for the
ow price of §2.
—John Boozer has moved from this
p lace to Philipsburg where we wish him
BUICCRSS,
The Clearfield Republican denies
that there was a bull-fi¢ht in that coun-
ty, recently. We are pleased to know
upon suoh authority that the story was
& canard,
The sessions, day and evening,
crowded and the program was full
terest, and the discussions prof
The ladies deserve great credit for large
and interest they took in the
Delegates and others from
schools of the neighborhood, brought
with them their lunch, which was
ed our sanctum the other day with a vis- | taken at nooa and evening under the
it > shade treesof the church grounds, which
: added the pleasures of a pic-nie to the
——D. L. Zerby, one of Millheim's best | oecasion. Altogether it was an occasion
citizens, bonored our sanctum with his {long to be remembered by the good
presence, Tuesday. people of Centre Hill and vicinity, as
well as by those from a distance who
tasted of the generous hospitality of our
openhearted friends over there,
The fall campaign has now fairly
opened for all candidates, without re-
gard to party, for cheap clothing, at the
famons Philad. Branch. Lewins has on
band anything in the line of ready
made clothing needed by men or boys.
No other dealers in clothing offer bar-
gains as low as the Philad. Brauch, the
.
1
—All canned and driad goods—pure
and fit for the table—at Brockerhoffs
Centre Hall—no inferior or unfit articles
kept.
attendance
gonvention.
~—Ex.commissioner Donkle honor
~The Reporter for the campaign only
33 cents, cash. Send us the names,
Dr. Herlacher, of New Berlin, was
among the callers to this The
venerable gentleman looks spry as 20
years ago, and has not lost any of his
democratic ardor,
x
office.
— Nice fresh sweet potatoes, first ar-
WOMEN IN THREE RIVERS FOR! 0,
BIDDEN TO WEAR BANGS OR |
PLAY ANY BUT CLASSICAL « | On 10 ult,
MUSIC Mr. Jolin W
: "BE taha Misa Annie
{ Mont: Latleche
{the distis
MARRIY
hy Rev, Jobn Tomiingon,
of Reboersburg, and
i
Zeigler,
. laughter of John
AL. Wolf,
es tw
(On nstant, by the same,
117, Grenoble, of Snring Mill
aA th, of Penn Hall,
On Oinstant, Mr Forster M.
ting, under pain of ox~communions san of Clearfield county, to Miss Anna A
ad
: Volf, M
Puitramontane predate of
11 city of 4 XN
road in
] : James
{ Thrao Rivers, a sma or o of and Mis
5
X20 inhy emi
| had a pastoral
{41
I
tion,
classi
3 ' . 5 i
eaurche i diocese last Sunday,
rohibi
{
they not] Koerstotlar,
} OF MUSK
laying of any king
1
!
. : !
cal in families or public assemblies |
i
hd
DIED,
wearing iran 1 8 instant, in Halnaes twp,
The practice of! wi John Frederick, deceased,
tin i838 vears, bh months and 10 days.
He also prohibited under a similar
ty, the ladies of his faith
hair and artificial! bangs Ll 4
wontin szad hair and bangs wasn
} was beginning to increase On 17. in Miliheim, Mra, Mary Mark,
(100. Mark, aged GO years,
ob days,
vogue it
i % yo oF “
ig said that the pastoral hasjwidow of
of Bishop Fa s and
vahabhle |
probably is
rapidly
met with the
}
BE
concurrence
On 1 Centro
Live, widow of Felix L
months and 10 days,
OUR MOTHER,
Hall,
»arct
BEOU ut
8 « instant, at
y ' y i
{this oily, who will ne A
{ Vy Gira,
\ ‘ ’
{IIR
It is well
of C
¥
riaies,
that the
governed by the
which do not held in this
try: butit is o within
fa that rules for {
4 £ a .
Raown, of course,
Catholles ANARUR BY “Sha is not dead but sle
Daar mother stin
Safe in the Saviour's ©
Happy, yes, aven mor
In that heautilul city
Sad, sad were the hoarts that waited
While death rolled in the tide:
How they pray'd the angel boatman,
Yot a little while abide,
Rut nearer, nearer, and nearer
Till he stood guite in thedoor;
And leaving his Mastor's message,
Away the loved one bore
Loaving us nothing but the
The tenement house of clay,
And after
t
earth has received
Our hearts will overflow with
: ¥
CANORICAl
are
Missionary ¢ ¢
#
V
guid.
the past deca ir
ance apparently abitrary were announced
by the bishop. Shortly after Mgr, Fabre
was appointed Coadjutor Bishop of Mons
al tho use of brass or stringed instru.
hurches
tra
ie
ments was forbidden in the ¢ ~an
adiot which was followed up by the exil.
ing of the women from the choirs and the
substitution of the plain Gregorian chant
for the flowery and operatic music which
was formerly sung. The nuns were for
biddeon to allow males, except priests, to
attend the exercises of their scholars, so
that now only the mothers and female re.
Iations of the young ladies are present sa!
their Commencement exercises, These!
rules were obeyed in Montreal without a
murmur, and now the interior of the Cath
olic church and itajservices present a nove!
pigture to the stranger, ln the country
itself crosses and altars by the roadside are
frequent and at the sound of the Angelus
bell the good Catholic stops and prays
When the cure drives abroad, carrying
the sacrament to the sick dying, he
rings a ball in his charrette and the good - t :
habitant pauses, bows his head and aur] The subject of this notice was born at
murs a prayer for the afflicted. In the ¢i-! Aaronsburg, Centre county, Pa.. Dec. 8,
ty as weoll as in the country on the Feast of ¥), He was a son of ‘Squire Bike, one
J tha sacrament carried) early settlers of that piace and A Roa
hop, atle by his!tleman of considerable wealth, William
Age pastor an by his! Bike spent his oarly childhood in going Lo
r garb, [school after which hae learned the hatlor's
flow ars trade which he followed a few years and
strewn roads or streets, In Montreal onlthen turned his attention to {arming and
the last recurring foast day the procession |teaming In 1855 he moved to Stephens
passed over a mio in golog and returningison county, 8 where he continued in
to the churgh., Ti it may be seen that|the eultivation of the soil, In December,
the canonical rule in the church in Cana~{1523 ho was united in the holy bonds of]
da is constantly becoming ie matrimony with Esther Reeser, with
whom he enloved a reasonableshare of the
blessings of ills until the spring of 1876,
when he was bereft of his beloved wife
After that he visited among bis children,
3
mortal
it,
pain,
ey
ius
But let this sweet thought che
Our mother is living still}
Transplanted in yonder heaven
By God's omnipotent will,
There in celestial glory
She waits to welcome us,
And by and by if faithiul
We'll see and know her t
I. L.
At Pottsville, Towa, Tuesday evening,
August 1, William Bike, aged 852 years, |
months and 22 days,
or
iv
ist is the
§ hi nd
Ad Dis nded
he vi i
HIRIOUS
u tL
under green arches and over
i
fey
; einen
FIGHT WITH A DESPERADO.
ling the last six weeks ol his life with
laughter, Mrs. Solon Finney, of Pots.
lle, lows, where he received a paralytic]
stroke which was the immediate cause of]
his death, His remains wore brought to]
Lena and interred in the cemetery, Aug. |
resting place of his
; Arrest and is Brought),
Down With a Revolver.
Indiana, Pa., August 16. —Qaite an ey]
citement was created here yesterday afs|3, besides the barial In} ya
former partner in life, In Bis youlh he|
Z psperate character r the . .,
; A de pers ® character by the received ecatechetical instructions from |
nama of Duke Hay Kg: into a t Rev. 1igen and became a mem bar of the
I by the name of Lutheran church. He alterwards united
ch Duke a | with the Methodist church with which he}
the window of Rei iremained until his death. Grandfather!
th indow of hei :
ternoon.
fight a
aid ar 1 +h
voider’'s hotel wit
‘ LL} x 3 :
Crookshank, during v threw
number of stones
—- Rev. J. R. Dimm, many years ago : : .
s . HH, MARY Years ape originators of low prices in suits, for
1
which Lewins deserves the thanks and |
patronage of all,
rival in the county, at Sechler’s grocery,
i ucial of the Aaropsburg Academy,
as taken a professorship in the Mis-
sionary Institute, at Selinsgrove. i
. . * le ®
——Ladies, if you want an elegant licants for schools will be exam
dress, very low, call in with John Maul. App icants for schools will be exam
len at Brockerhoff"s store, and save mon- | ined at the following times and places:
ey, and get latest styles, Philipsburg & Rush—Philipsburg Tues,
u oh
-—— We acknowledge the receipt—
from some unknown friend—of London
and Glasgow papers.
Mr. Austin Curtin hss received an
appointment as clerk in the Pension of-
fice at Washington. The salary is $1.
200 per annum. Mr. Curtin was former-
17 manager of the Mill Hall furnace.
Taylor—Hannah Furnace, Wed, Aug. 23
Worth—Port Matilda, Thursday, Aug. 24
Huston—Julian Furnace, Friday, Aagust
Qy
Sat
20,
Unionville and Union—Unicnville,
August 26,
Milesburg and
day, August
Snow Shoe
Tues , August
Liberty Eaglevi
Howard and Curtin—Howard, T
Aug. 31.
Walker and Marion—Hublersbur
day, Sept. 1.
Benner and Spring—Mt. Pleasant, Mon-
day, Sept. 4.
Patton —Waddle's School House,
day, Sept. 5.
Ialtmoon 3
'
Boggs—Milesburg,
Barnside—8now Bhoe,
Musicar Corirce,.—A large class of
siodents are in attendance at this well
known Musical School now in session at
Freeburgh, Pa, from Snyder and adjoin-
ing counties. Students admitted at any
time. Address, . C. Moyes,
avg24 Musical Director.
——Tramps broke into the residence
of Dr. Hosterman on Friday morning, of | 1
last week, a little before daylight, but| 'g
fl ed, on finding they had wakened the | ¢;
inmates, before stealinganything, They | F
gained entrance by breaking through the | I
cellar door. I
0, Wednesday, Aug. 30
hursday,
Fris
ov
A
Taos
Wednesday,
ha Saturday, Sept
i osburg, Monday, Sept. 11
NR RDI ltheim—Millheim, Tuesday,
In 1860 the coffea product was nt: id Xs sis M1ilnekn, Tooley
338.600 tons, now it is over 600,000 tons. | Miles—Rebersburg, Wednesday, Sept. 13.
Of this nearly 200,000 tons are used in| Potter—Centre Hall, Thursday, Sept. 14.
this country. There are several grades |Gregg—Spring Mills, Friday, Sept. 15.
of the berry of which vary in flavor from | Examinations beginat 9 a. m. Appli-
highly excellent to poor—such as would | cants must be punctual, and should en-
have of the first named, and none other | ter the first class at which they are pres-
should be used, can get it at a very reas- { ent, which ought to be in the district in
onable price at Sechler’s grocery only. | which they intend to teach. Each ape
~——There is a farmer in Ohio who | plicant is requested to hand me a card
has not sheared his sheep in five years, | With name, age and address, before the
because, as he claims, Providence in-|€Xamination begins.” The Secretary of
tended the sheep to wear their wool. | @ach Board should be present in time to
This reminds us of a certain farmer in | Bake out a list of applicants.
this valley who refused to have his barn
4
ES Pr cm———
—
For the ReronrER
i
t
§
T. DESHNER, Gunsmith,
43 High Bt., Bellefonte, Pa
Has now on hand: Winchester
rifles, B, I. Double guns, Shot, and
Rifle and Shot, Single Breech loading
guns from 85 to 814. Revolvers from
1 to 11 dollars. Muzzle loading guns
very cheap. I sell no breech loading
“seconds.”
Guns made and repaired.
Shot-gun cartridges loaded to order.
Ammunition wholesale and retail.
pe.Sportsmen are respectfully in.
vited to examine my stock. 25augSm
D. M. Wourr,
rodded because it intended to interfere County Sapt.
with Providence if it intended to strike
the barn with lightning,
The Usiox Graix Drier is for ssle| The following resolution was unanimuos.
oul oh Centre Souaty by Peter Holle ly adopled at the Centre County Pomona
uree rho are exclusive agen Yap 10.137. 0 Banat 4 9.
in said county. Farmers, don’t fail to Crane No.1 oi Sf Hs August 4, Jue
ine { 17 io > Aereaa, 10 theta Um 3 of po IMICAI dé
exam he I Blow before purchasing. generacy when the public official most ins
17aug2t . B 1 fo We P frequently plays the role of master instead
(ange elleionle, a. of servant; and whereas, in many cases the
~Mr. Charles J. Bell, a graduate of | *acred rights of petition guaranteed by|,
Harvard, of the class of 1876, who has gomtitutions edaciment is virtually die |,
since spent some years in Germany, | FURICCE0 MOC C8 FRERIRRES te ae
pursuing special investigations, and a and whereas, we belieye it to be the duty
year asa fellow of John Hopkins Uni- |) commend the!faithful and condemn the | ©
versity, has just accepted an appoint- | unfaithful; and whereas, the representatiyo
ment a8 professor of chemistry in the |in Congress from this district has been uns
Pennsylvania State College, remitting in his exertions to serve our
ople and organizatio y i
~——We want the truth to go out, and Pes > sizafion 9 orvurling
from this month until after the election | cuttings, valuable public documents and
will agree to send four copies of the Rz-| his warm snd constant support of the bill
PORTER for $1 cash. At this extfemely | elevating the Department of Agriculture
low psice we hope that each of our sub-|to equal rank and honor with other heads
scribers will make vp at least a dollar |of Sapatiment, Bud gracivg the depart.
club at once. gt | ment with a cabinet of officers of equal
. uv rank and authority with other departs
—A watermelon contains about | ments of our National Government; there
five per cent. of jthe purest sugar, and | fore,
notbing has yet been discovered that| Resolved. That the warmest thanks of this
farnishes so perfect and speedy a “cure” | grange sre due and hereby tendered to
for Summer complaint as a festive wa-| Hon. Andrew G. Curtin, our able and en
termelon. Even when diarrhoea Las | eTRetic representative to congress, for the
been kept up by the continued eating of libéral Shaun 18 which be Das boen fur.
ordinary food, until the disease has be- | wi ay SY Joidiale grange
come chronic, this delicious beverage— | valuable public documents snd bis rdent
for it is little more— watermelon, taken |support of the® bill elevating the Departs
freely two or three times a day, has ment of Agriculture to a cabinat posi-
again and again been known to work | sition with equal rank and authority with
Wonders and to “care” when all the usu- Sher of departments of cur National
al remedies have failed.—Food and |Government,
Health, v Re spleed, That a copy of these resolu-
: ions be forwared to the press for publica-
~——Brackbiil’s furniture rooms—the | tion. W.A. Boas Sec'y 4 on
oldest in the county—have more goods
than all others put together. and at
bargains to surprise you. If Penns-
valley people go to Bellefonte it is worth
while fo go through Brackbill’s estab-
lishment and see his handsome parlor
suits, chamber sets, tables of all descrip-
tions, sofas, in fact any thing desired in
the furniture line—home or city made.
It is the old, reliable stand, that never
put shoddy on a customer,
7 ——The following are the particulars
of the death of Robert Prove of Belle-
fonte, mentioned in last week's Repor-
ver; Op Friday evening, 11 instant,
sbout 10 o'clock, he was walking up the
main track in the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company’s yard at East Tyrone,
when Engine No. 780 was pulling a train
out of a siding prior to going to Lock
Haven. As the engine was backing
down at the time the engineer did not
see him. He was knocked down, his
right arm being broken at the elbow
and badly mashed. It was amputated
by the Company’s surgeon aboye the el-
bow, but the unfortunate man did not
recover from the shock, death occurring
at 6 o'clock the next morning,
_ Ferrjuizerg. ~The Buffalo Phosphate
is one of the very best fertilizers sold to
farmers in Centre county. We sell oth
er phosphates of equally high standard.
We do not deal in shoddy goods, Farm
ers tell us they were humbogged last
year with the twenty-five dollar phos-
phate. The same parties are now offer-
ing about the same quality of fertilizer
under another name and at a higher
price—{armers beware and bay the best
to be bad of Alexander & Co., Belle-
ionte, Fa. 17aug2t
~The Millbeim Marble Works were
established in 1843—just 39 years ago —
have maintained themselves through all
business fluctuations and panics since,
and are to-day one of the most solid and
flourishing business concerns in Centre
county. The work made there com-
pares with the best city work while the
prices are as low as any in this part of
the state. D. 1. Zerby is their authors
PHOSPHATE AND DRILLS,
Farmers,
: ~The BUFFALO PHOSPHATE
is being offered in this county for $31.00
but why buy suck when you can get the
COMPLETE BONE MANURE from J,
G. Sankey at $32.60, UNION DRILLS
farnished at a bargain, Arrange with
JOHN G. SANKEY, Centre Hall, 17a2t
COURAGING.
1 by the
re
4
TOIT
Feu
is
: Having bean encouraged
increase of business, I hs
repainted and added to the
well as to the internal appearance of 1
DRUG HOUSE, thereby maki
attractive {o my cust
thank my customers fo
ronage in the past
: iy
ing it more
f wonld now
r their liberal pats
: , and golicit a continns
ance of the same My stock is as pea:
full as poesible. 1am in complete coms
munication with the principal Drug Hou-
ses of New York and Philadelphia and am
supplied with cuts and price liste, and
anything in my line not kept in stock
will be sent for at onceand delivered at the
fame prices that it could be bought at if
You went or sent yourself, [ buy my
drugs for cash, pay no discounts, which
enables me to sell just as cheap as any othe
er drug store in the coanty. All business
between dealer and customers gtrictly con.
$
$1
i
{Bike leaves 8 children—one son and seven
a m} . ‘us 3 i i
ne giasa, botlies, jugs, (dau
ndehildren and two
deal damage ren, and hosts of friends!
y $ wn
ho town
der's bar, breaking
1
arg, &
20%
d
of r
Two policemen i uppers, ur
him when he gave
> the woods
A Spring Mills Market.
ais Wheat, $1.00, No, 2, .00: No. 3.70
i
»
bail and ran
ter
there ho returned to town where
d
him, C
« OV Gy
tf
ior
efied arres Om
the Mayor went for!
: . }
Sherif deputized James R. |
Logan and Mr. Hosinger. Duke waited |
on the «« intil the officers i
within a fev when he
walked off down the
ROT
-
¥ Jamison, wh £ .
.4t0 4.50
od, 2.00 to 2.715
ound per ton, $0.00
rout
TOUS,
a A
owed for four or five squares,
foot
street,
fol
they came up withia about ten
the “Duke” turned sround, i
with a large bowie knife, and told i
would never be taken alive, The ¢
n fesperate character, halt
arley procured ea a pole
feet long, and made a charge, |
tthe “Duke” to flight, hel
ield and there being!
r Logan, |
1 with his |
i
“
ad, |
ch Yin
eakly by L J. Grenoble
a
Correcled
AND Lmanx—That a}
» Ground with overy |
h 5 gs, Croquet
iy Pavilion, ? i a ¢
spring of pu water, plenty shade
Music and lunes got up at moderate rates.
The wound was not sos Carriages ang tickets to the hye. Socio
vere enough to stop the attack, and the Hoh. lub, adge, and si 4 table
: Me L RAD in | Parties for further information address
he A 1 GEO. B. NASH,
Spring Mills House
Spring Mills, Pa.
: XECUTORS SALE. —
There will be
Exposed {0 Public Bale on the premises,
1, {*wo miles north of Spring Mills Station,
{oa the Lewisburg and Tyrone RR, on
| Saturday, September 9, 1882,
{The following valuable Real Estate of |
! Adam Fisher, Dec'd, known asthe Farm-
(ers Mills property, consisting of AMER.
{CHANT AND CUSTOM FLOURING|
I MILL, in complete running order with the
5.— Yesterday | SPC IY to 4 run of Burrs, having Turbine
han | Water Wheels located on Penn's Creek, a
\ stream, also, thereon a GOOD
city, and asked per-/SAW MILL onthe same stream, LARGE
IDWELLING House with a complete
a lok while (taahine | STORE ROOM. An excellent well near
it 6 o'clock, while C ashiorithe house, of never failing water, GOOD
¢ lady assistant, Miss Palmer, BANK BARN and other outbuildings
ere cashing up the men knocked on ihe] Also, about 40 acres of land part of which
Mise | 18 well timbered with white pine, oak
SLES bemlock, bounded by the lands of Jno. P
RBxap,
Lne end
Manx
: od Peni
igonve
{ground
1 8a wi
biagutt tin
Wuois, a nn
re of
8 revolver!
in tho leg!
} 1131ul8
time the “Duke” fell, 7" mn
nself sooner than Mr. |
Lhe ss
erad
10
recog
a +
fired, shooting hl through the|
ie knife, when
inna feos A ——
DARING BANK ROBBERY,
Assaulled and $20,000 Taken
Kewanee, Ill, August 1
3 1 2 Ly ~ Ni
onal Bank, of ti
la
io
Abo
mission {o leave a satchel there for ashort
o
»
+
v
ime,
d her by the neck and kicked Smith, Ged. Krape ana others. Orchard
The oth «| With choice froit, two tenant houses, gar
tha y ry sear] den and Stables,
Hestruck the| Sale to commence at one o'clock P,
a revolver andiofsaid day when terms will be
Pratt and Miss| K20WD bY,
J. B, FISHER,
POLLY FISHER Execulors. Augl(
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pects of arresting both men before night. | FED At ETS nl vee bars time. To know
Over three handred men are scouting in | botter than any other, apply for terms to 0B
every direction. Mr. Pratt and Miss SUAMMELL & CO. Phlladoiphia, Pa. augim
Palmer are in bad shape to-day. Mise
Palwer is badly bruised, feverish, and
prosirated by the excitement. Businoss
houses and shops aro all closed, the own~
ers Joining in the ¢
men grabb
er nearly
toward
M
sashier on the head with made
nocked him senseless,
$20,000, of
They
it
us
and tha men secured abe
i
i
which $6,000 was in gold. |
then
released: them-|
SPECIAL NOTIORS.
PIMPLES.
* (Frew) the receipt fore simple Years
Be Ar PALI Ti
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and tifel; also Instructions for Tra Pg
Th of hair on a bald head or smooth face
Garess. inclosing So, stamp, Ben. Vandelf & Oo..
12 Barclay st., New York.
ASO.
—— tn ——
SEVE TORMS.
Destruction East and West— Heavy
Losses.
DY oO
WEDS
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== CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently cared of
{hat dread disease, Consumption , by a simple remedy
anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferors the
means of oure. To all who desire it, ho will send s
eopy of the prescription used, (free of charge,) with
ws Jiruotions 108 A preparing and using the same,
3
is mca, Bioxcuizit, Ae. cure for CONSUMPTION,
artios wishing the Prescription will pleases add
Rev. K.A. WILSON, 184 »eoun Bt, Whilamsbarg N
Madison, Wis., August 18,.—Ona of the
most violent storms ever known here
passed over this city last night and this
morning. A cloud burst near
Plain, deluging the whole valley. Black
Earth creek rose with such rapidity that
two freight trains were halted as 8 matter
of precaution, and it proved a wise step,
for a fifty foot bridge was carried away
just east of the station and took nine
froight cars into a field near by, Much
damage was done to crops, but the extent
of it is not yet fully known.
Atchison, Ks,, August 10.—A terrific
thunder storm passed west of this oity this
morting. The storm extended from Corns
ing to Irving. At Corning, John Bakes
and two ‘daughters were instantly killed
by lightning, The elder, aged 15 years
was standing in the doorway, Carrying a
twosyear-old baby in her arms when the
bolt fel], killing both of them.
Bangor, Maine, August 15,—The most
destructive tornado ever experienced in
this vicinity visited Bangor to-night.
Wind was terrific, Ruin fell in sheets
converting the streets into roaring slrenms.
The whole was accompanied by incessant
thunder and lightning Tha destruction
of property 13 very grea!, and will swell
to iarge proportions, vast amonnt of
jamago » erops. The storm
covered only a small territory. The los
will amount to between $50,000 and $100
000. :
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
NTLEMAN who softored for years fro
A stvous DBLLL FY, PRIMATU RE ROAY
and all the effects of youthful Indiserstion, wil
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to 0
&ho peed it, the receipt and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Rufferom
willing to profit by the advertiser's experience can &
s by addressing in perfect confidence %
% an fm JOM B. OGDEN, 48 cdar BL. N.Y
THECREAM OF ALL BOOKS
OF ADVENTURE.
PIOoNBES DARING
AND
HEROES | oa
The thrilling advantures of all the hero
and frontier fights with Indians, outiaws Suplorers
boasts, over our Whole country, from the earliest
times to the present, Vives and famous exploits of
DeSoto, LaSalle, Standish, Boone, Kentos, Brad
Urokett Bowie, Houston, Ose san, Coster, Californ a
Jae, Wilde Bill. lutfalg Bill, Gens, Miles and Cook
great Indian Chiefs and scores of others Gieorge:
ously illustrated with 176 fine engravings to the life
AGENTS WANTeD. Low priced and bests any.
thing to sell, STANDARD BOOK U0, Philadel
phia, Pa. Waugém >
was dono {
OURT PROCLAMATION, =
meneame. A. ef: Af em ————
Unionto Pa., August 20.—The larze|
: 3 . r : on
stone barn of Wm, Beesen, on his farm |
eight miles north of this place, was burn-
ed to the gronnd last night, Nine head | basing sasucd thelr procept. bearing date 1 st day
: Ww . okie : . g., 190 to ma directed, for holding a Oot
3 hors °8, tw 0 of W hich be longed to Geo, Oyer and Terminer and General Joie b Courtot
McLaughlin, of 1 uiontown, perished in Quarter sesnlons of tite Peace In Bellefonte, for the
the fines Mr Mel ath lin’s Bors {punts of OGentre, and to commonce on the Fourth
: ames. Mr, Melis ghiin’s horses)! onduy of Mar. mext, boing the 9th day of Aug.
ware valued at $400. {he barn contained 33. and to Sontinue we wooks. Notice is haraby
hid hig . ; oo ; « given to the Coroner, Justices of the Pea
B50 tons of hay ’ 100 bushels of rye and 3, and Constables of said county of Centra: A dormun
000 bushels of wheat. The estimated then and there in thelr proper persons, at 10 o'clock
Sen oo 0 3 ax a) pElimate in the fornoon of sald day, with thelr records, tuqui
oss, $9,000; insurance $5,800,
tf orn. A seme en
m
——The REPORTER for the cam-
paign only 35 cts, Reader, send at least
Whereas, the Hon, Charles A . Mayer, President of
the Ucurtof Common Pleas of the doth Judictal Dis.
tric bt sting of the counties of Uentre, Ulinton
and O sarfield, and the Hoo, J. K, Runkle and the
Hon GL Larrimer, Assoc, Jadgos in Contre coun
win,
be done, and those who are bound in reco p
Prosseute against the prisoners that are a in
he jail of Centre county, be then and there to prose
cute against them as shall be just,
iven under my hue * Rat loute, the 1st day
fidentisl J: D. MURRAY,
iged solicitjng upd collegting agent, 20 Junaxf Centre Hall,
sitions, examinations, and thelr own remoembrancos,
one or two names, and kelp the cause of ug, in the year of vu
of
u and sixt year of the
to do those things which to their office appertains to
G
ight i Arp - n
right against bosees and oo 1) i wh
$ Bln big 4 die
LOR Raa ae
© New Lif
| ew Life
15 given by using Brown’
IRON Biri In the
WW Hes
warms
oping it enr
and conqu
Summer \
| nerves and diges
in the Fall it {
stand the
han
Fiiid
1
til
Wl
Ol sudd 0 «
In no way
al) 3 ireiy Prod
keep ng the
fect condition
Iron
Bri
fect
S00
i'l FON I
health through
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger fron
water and miasmatic
and it prevents
tion, Kidney an
CaS, «{
1 impu
Ar,
{ onsump
| Liver Dis
excelicnt ¥
Beware
As
g
shady
ik for
RS, a4 33 on na
it. Don't be impos
with net!
mended a v Just £ood
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co,
Baltimore, Md.
nel §
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23
Patented Apel] 15, JES
the Penn Harrow
The shove cul repress
tons of Five Hare
—
compete, wilh all its oom
rows and pn sled for
ERcreeling chs 4
B or gives
wo we 15
ost cflective
ther paint,
ground ¥ ie and Tw
jpeesing over 1) ones, roaking It the me
pulverizer in the market.
TIS HARROW HAN ONLY TO BRE
USED TO BE APPRECIATED.
Bow {1 before purchal®ng sod you will buy no other
the
The Penn Harrow
CHANGED TO A THREDOORNER ROTARY
HARROW,
Indispensable for Orchanda, ss the revolving wheel
barrows riebl up 10 and all around the trees with
out barking ta
S—
The Penn Harrow
CRANGED TO SINGLE "A" HARROW,
By remnoving the wing and whee! from the original
YOu have & outapleto oboe horse “A™ Harrow,
sss—"
The Penn Harrow
CHANGED TO DOUBLE "A" HARROW
* Remove the wheal from the original, poverse
wing, and it makes the wost completes Doulde
TOW iu the market,
The Penn Harrow
CHANGED TO A BQUARE UARROW.
the
“A
removing the wheel from the original you have
arrow with three points to hook to, By hooking
bo or C you oan harrow in a furrow, and harrow
the bottom and both sides, or over a vide and har.
row tho top and both sides, or you can Lift either
nt and have threo points on the {iound HOMO
ng that cannot bo done with any other
a
The Penn Harrow
ON ITS BLED.
Tt hast always beens great inconvenience to get the
Harrow to and from the field The Peun Harrow
obviates this, as no matter which Harrow you wish
to use in the combination, it has its own sled
to haul it on,
The Pei
1M
# " J
in Harrow
he best white onk, with steel
vinieds in every way fiestecines.
i w was (ho most unhandy imple
ment on the fern; with our hmprovemaent it is the
mont convenient, will do doable the work of
RLY other burrow and save the former halt
Inbor, and is warranted to do pl we
represent or money refunded, ORDER AT
ONCE AND BE CONVINCED,
Price of, the ght draft Combine {lon Penn arvow,
#30. d fora Catalogo and sev what formers say,
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY,
PENN HARROW MANUFACTURING CO.
iy
OAMDEN, N, J.
Is made of
teeth well py
Formerly a lu
— DINGES'! —
PLAIN, TALK !
| TO EVERY BODY.
TEE
| me [me
READ THIS!!
I will keep up a FULL
|
.¥
INE OF GOODS,
right along.
"
A 1
DO NOT FORGET THIS!
al
I « Bed inlly « all atten.
tion to MY BTOCK of
GROCERIES as being
the Equal if not Fupes
$ ¥
rior to any in the Val.
ley.
pe] Guarantee Bargains—1 mean
that I will sell low, and only ask that
!
i 1 . ‘ i ful il ¥ 1s 4
peapie Cull HOU BALES waoniscives Ol
i
; : 2
i118 from Lhe prices assed
WILL GIVE AWAY 81000! this
|year to cash customers, by aSystemof
3
iit
I wach
|
| .
(check sums purchased will be punch-
ks
rat
ust
omer taking a $20
led and when amount is fall $1 will be
LCBIGES
having
¥
(idl
1
iti
IB0W here
| New Departure.
i
i
Believing it to be the best for
{both merchant and customer that all
\dealings should be in cash, and fols
:
lowing the example of most promi-
1
i
I ent and successful dealers, 1 have
{determined do with the
loredit system alter the of July,
After thisdate the books will
1 1 will sell only
x—CASH-
to
away
i
17
1 5
| 108%,
:
be Cid sed and
! 1
-FOR
or its equivalent.
_— es ER.
to my
v
for
their past patronage, 1 meet
dei pass Pan Hage, GUL
{them in the future at my old stand,
customers
i
ae
Than kful
pe Ww
\where I am confident I can sell much
CHEAPER THAN BEFORE, and
LOWER than elsewhere, Have de
[termined to give my customere the
{benefit of the new system,
PRODUCE will be taken in ex-
change for goods at highest market
GOLDSMITH BROTHERS.
PA NN NINA NEA ANN NT NINN
FUE GREAT
BBB EEEEEE H H1V Vv
B BE K
KE EE
B BE K
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C=A=R=P=E-T-8
CIAIRIPIEITIS.
Greatest Bargains
ree EVER eee
price. Respectfully,
I. J. Grenoble,
Spring Mills, Pa,
i
BUILDING. |
GROCERIES! GROCERIES |
ANRK
THE New Store in the Centre Coun-|
ty Bank Building, High st., Belle-
{fonte Penn's,
I8 NOW OPEN
STOCK FULL.
The goods on sale are the best the
market affords, and sold at prices to
suit all customers,
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERY,
GLASS WARE,
| CANNED FRUITS,|
{AND EVERY THING USUALLY!
| KEPT IN A FIRST OLASS STORE,
{Remember the Store is a new
| one opened on
| Monday, May 1,
[AND ALL GOODS CONSEQUENTLY
NEW AND FRESH,
k »
3
»
| The “patronage of oll desiring fairl
| treatment 18 solicited.
| 9&8. For quotations call and you will be
{convinced that a revolution has been ef-
{fected in prices of all goods offered for
| sale,
ljun2d
2 W. E, BURCHFIELD.
G. WW, HOSTERMAN, i
|B Dentist, Centre Hall.|
{Otlice at residence on Church street, oppo-|
{site Lutheran Church, Will give satis
faction in all branches of his profession, |
| Ether administered l4apr
§
TR
\ M. A. SANDO
l
MERCHANT TAILOR,
{Shop oncorner of Church and Main st. Is
prepared to do all kinds of work in hie
{line, on short notice, and good fits guar!
antoed, according to the latest styles. Al
large lot
Workmen
employ.
W. CORNELIUS,:
t Photographer, 316 MarkotStroot,
LEWISBURG, Pa.
The best work at moderate prices, All
work pertaining to photography finely ex.
ecuted. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention, but must be accompa
nied with the cash, julls
New Brockerhoff House.
Rock ERHOFF HOUSE,
ALLEGHENY ST,, BELLEFONTE, PA.
G. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r.
Good Sample Rooms on First Floor.,
Ya. F'roe Buss to and from all trains. ow
Special rates to witnesses and jurors, Bunt!
purrs HOUSE,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Fraxk X. Lenay, Proprietor
Best brands of Liquors and Cigars on
hand. Good accommodations for Travels
ors and Commercial Men. Also Beer bots
tler. Torms reasonable. 20juntf
PENNSVALLEY BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS andallowInter
est; Discount Notes; Buy and
oll GovernmentiSecurities,
Gold and Coupons.
Wu, Worr Wu, B, Mivare
Pres't Usshie
hand. |
in his
lnovy
of samples always on
of long experienced
wanes —
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
REOPENING IN RESTORED BUILDING,
Both Sexes admitted, College and Preparatory |
Schools, Under care of Mombers of the Society of
Friends, The main building destroged by fire the
ninth month, last, lias been completely rebuilt, en.
inrgod, and fitted up with all conveniences, Thor
ough tustructions in Languages Literature, Mathe.
matios, and the Belences, New Solentific Bullding
containing Laboratories, Draft Rooms, Machine
Shops, and appliances for putsuing a thorough
course ia Ohemistry, Mechanical and Oivil Kngi
neering, The next term opens 9th month (Sept.)
18th, AppY early, as, other things being equal,
places will be given the earliest applicants
For full partioniars, address KDWARD H, MA-
GILL, Prest., Swarthmore College, Delaware Uo.
Youna, 1juldm
IG ET YOUR JOB PRINTIND DONE
t
Having bought the
Entire Stock of
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS.
MATTINGS, &e..
formerly owned by
I. Guggenheimer,
:
HS —
—At a
Great Sacrifice.
We will offer the
same at 30 to 40
per cent below reg-
ular prices, until
disposed of.
Goldsmith Bro.,
BEE HIVE
One Price Stores.
a &
TESLA SPR
I, es —
And Brockerhof’s
NEW STORE!
a A Toe
CENTRE HALL.
Grand Opening
NEW STOCK,
JOHN MULLEN,
Manager,
ee AT TH Eee
—ilotel Stand.-
PRY OS ESS G00
HS, CASSIMERS bs,
NOTIONS, EANCY GOODS,
Ready Made
CLOTHING
—FOR—
Men and Boys.
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar,
Tea, Syrups,
Queensware,
Glassware,
BARGAINS !
A —————
Farmers will be allow
ed the highest price for
all hinds produce.
The best bargains in
Store Goods in the coun~
ty.
y. to the New Store
before purchasing else
where.
CENTRE HALL
Carriage Shops.
3.0. DEININGER : ’w HENNY
Manufacture and constantly
keep on hand
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS,
SLEIGHS,
and all kind of vehicles,
All work made of the best ma
terial, and put together by mechan-
ics of long experience. Hence all
work from these shops is guaranteed.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Prices low and all work turned
out first-class.
COME AND SEEOUR WORK
jan27
se WM. WOLF & SON.@¢
At the Old Stand.
It will be
—GOOD NEWS—
for all, to know that the MosrJCon-
rLETE Stock or Goobs
in the valley,
A-N-D — T-H-E — B-E-S8-T
has arrived, and is now opened, at
—W O LF’S—
01d Reliable Stand.
The finest and best gentlemen's
Dress Goods, in the county.
The finest, best and latest
styles ladies’ Dress Goods.
Hats, Boots, Shoes, &e., &c.
Queensware, Glassware, Gro-
ceries, none but “what are
pure. He has the only pure,
old - fashioned NEW ORs
LEANS sugar in the couns
ty, an article rarely found
in these days.
A complete assortment in each
department.
Come and see one of thegbest
stocks in the county.
-
HRDWARE,
Jas. Harris & Co.
TARE SELLING TERY LOW
REAPER SECTIONS and
And all kinds of Farming Tools,
RAKES, FORKS, BSCYTHES,
SPROUTS HAY FO :
ROPE BLOCKS,
As well as all kinds of H A
D:
WARE, to meet all’ in
this line,
AL Id. REPORTEAy OFFICH)
Ne. J. W,REONE. 4
on can
his office and residence on North
High Street, th doors East
LEWISTOWN
Marble & Granit
WORKS.
D. EB. STRATFORD,
Proprietor, Lewistown; Pa.
The unde: ined ’
&% publice nw that hel
AND Grawy 1 at workin
Cheaper | ates Then Elsewhe.
Write or eall Clevar® Dingess”
TIE spur wit
r intr duel work
y
Wolke Lewisiown Marble &
F. FORTH EY,
Uornsysai-La
in old Conard building, Bellate
. BR. PEALE
EALKG WEEE, TA¥m
Atiornéyss > .
Office opposite the Coat) pa
fonte, Pa.
D*? 8. G. GUTELIUS ~
Dentist, Milikeinn. Offers
professional services to the public. B
prepared Lo perform all operations in
dental profession. He is now fully
pared to extraot teeth absolutely
pain. my
BU pusE, proprietor,
» &, Teller, Be
tonte, Pa. Special attention give
June.
country trade.
-at La *
Uflice on Alisgheny street, Belieont,
J BF BLAIR LINN,
AL
C. T. Alexander, C.
LEXANDER & BOWER"
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office in Garmay’s new a:
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JAS. A. B}: VER,
President. Cash
(eras COUNTY BAXRKING(
(Late Miliikea, Hoover & Co.)
Receive
Allow Interest,
And Allow Inter
wey
4.0.
t Notes,
: snd §
Government Securities, &
Wapitit
business now
BESTE
for us toss al
needed
: We will start
at t
before the
seheoret ¥
Er and vornus. fobs.
ly, Address TRUE &
MURRA/’S COACH SURF
In successtul operation for more th.
a quarter of a century, has attai:
a reputation for well finished «
serviceable work, of which but fi
can boast
BUGRIES, ;
* - CARRIAGES
SPRING- WAGONS,
&c., kept constantly on hand. §
All kinds of repairingj done o
short notice. The w ¢
Bodies, Gearicg and Wheels mad.
and sold separately. : |
SHOP, COUNTY& STATE
rights of
PATENT BOW ToP
for Carriages, for sale.
For further particulars, addres
LEVI MURRAY, Centre Hall
156 leet, Centre Co.,
CUT THISOU
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