NTRE REPORTER.
all, Pa., Aug. 31, 1882,
THE CE
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Frep Konrz,. . . . . Editor,
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when not in advance. Advertisemonts
20 cents per line for three insertions,
Yearly and half yearly ad's at special
_"Tates.
“THERE'S NO SUCCESS LIKE
SUCCESS."
Rapid Sales keep our Counters
clear of old goods—Railroad and
Telegraphic facilities give us
quick communication with the
world’s markets—You know
where to find us—
G. R. Sereeruyre, & Co's “Fair,
Warner & Co's © Supply Depot’
Srrixa Minis,
LOCAL ITEMS,
~—We will send the Rerorran, for
the campaign, in clubs of 20, for §4.00,
Send in names for clubs of 20,
Jasper Bramgart, merchant of Re-
bersburg, gave us a call on Monday.
If you are sick and troubled with dys-
pepsie, Brown's Iron Bitters will cure
you,
~The Farmers Mills cornet band
will hold a basket picnic and festival at
Long's cave, 16 September,
~Two peach trains collided on the
Delaware division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. A quick way to make peach
jam,
~—Dry-~goods, notions, and groceries,
new stock just opened at Brockerhoff's,
Centre Hall, place for cheap goods and
No. 1 bargains,
——Rev, Koser, of Pine Grove Mills,
will preach in the Loop church, on Sun-
day morning, 10th, and in theafternoon,
same day, at 2, at Centre Hall—{filling
Rev. Fischer's appointments, 2
~The best canned fruit ten per
ceat. cheaper than slsewhere, at Brock-
erhofly, the cheap store, without competi-
tion for low prices. Only call,
~——At Scranton, a few daysago, How-
ard Joho, fourteen years old, while care~
lessly handling a revolver, fatally sho.
himself, the ball penetrated the braint
Pistols and coal oil cans cause many fu.
nerals,
—==(Got & peck of nice, fresh sweet po-
tatoes at Sechlers, and have something
nice for your table. All fruit and vege-
tables in season, to be had there, Sech-
lers will allow the farmers the highest
price for all kinds of produce. Only
bring em.
—The Pennsylvania railroad com-
any is trying to prevent the Sunbury,
Shamokin and Lewisburg railroad, from
crossing the Lewisburg and Tyrone rail-
road, at Lewisburg.
~The Reroxrer for the cam-
paign only 35 cts. Reader, send at least
one or two names, and kelp the cause of
right against bosses and corruption.
~McMullen, living at Pine Creek
Mills, going home from the re-union at
Rebersbarg, on Friday evening, attempt.
upset his wagon injuring a young lady
veay much.
pie.
Fri-
~The Juniata Valley printers’
nic will be held at Bellefonte, on
in the morning.
men’s parade, and a hop at the Bush
house afternoon and evening. All will
be done by the citizens to make the afs
fair pleasant for the pic-nicers.
—- Democrats, greenbackers, inde-
pendents, stalwarts, prohibitionists—
the Bush house block.
Court opened on Monday. There
is not much commonwealth business
The Supervisors of Penn twp, have been
prosecuted by a firm engaged in getting
out prop timber, on account of thej bad
roads in the neighborhood of Zerbys.
The cause of the roads being bad may
mainly be due to the heavy loads of
prop timber constantly poing over the
same. There are many witnesses in the
conse.
On Monday Mr. Gates, of Ferguson,
was fined $200 and costs for selling lige
ner without license,
There were mostly petty commons
wealth cases in court Tuesday.
~The people of Pennsvalley cer
tainly have no occasion to go away from
home for any thing in the monument or
tombstone line. The Millheim Marble
Works turns out the best styles, uses the
finest stock, and their prices are as rea-
sonable as elsewhere, Eacourage home
trade. o
We are under obligations te Mr.
Simon Ruble, of Stone Mill, for a very
acceptable present received from him on
Tuesday.
—=Fine specimens of coal have been
taken out along Penn's creek, Snyder Co
The vein, seven feet thick, is now being
developed.
— If vou get any article of spices,
sugar, coffee, tea, or other goods at Sech-
lers, you ean always rely on having a
pure and unadalterated article. This
important fact, in these days of fraud, all
housekeepers should bear in mind,
A number of horses have lately
died for parties in Haines twp, Jas. S.
Veaver, J. K. Snyder, Adam Jordan
each losing one and Wm, Syler two,
ee Notwithstading the unfortunate
weather, the Reformed 8, 8, cleared
$33.85 by their festival on Saturday last.
—Cholera prevails among the hogs at
Milesburg and some 40 have died with-
in a week.
ress se A SA Mp—
MEETING ON TUESDAY
EVENING,
The democratic meeting in the court.
house on Tuesday evening was a grand
out-pouring of the democracy, the room
was crowded to the utmost proving that
a united and harmonious democracy
wlil confront the bosses in November.
Time will not permit us to give mare
than a brief mention of it. Maj. Forster,
chairman of the standing committee,
called the meeting to order, when the
following officers were chosen:
Pres—John A, Woodward, Vice
Pres—D Z Kline, Bellefonte, N. W,;
John Hoffer, Bellefonte, 8. W.; Jonth.
Harper, W. W.; Bolser Weber, Howard;
E H Carr, Milesburg; R B Hartman,
Millheim: C G Herlinger, Philspsburg;
T A Leathers, Unionville; Uriah Stover,
Benner; H S Barnhart, Boggs; Wm,
Hipple, Barnside; Frank Taylor, Col-
lege; Nathan McCloskey, Curtin; John F
Krebs, Ferguson; J B Fisher, Gregg; M
8 Feidier, Raines: John A Hunter, Har-
ris; Henry Dopp, Howard; John Gingery,
Huston; Isaac Frain, Marion; Jacob
Brumgart, Miles; Geo, W Stover, Penn,
John K Runkle, Potter; A C Hinton,
Snow Shoe; J G Larimer, Spring; Sam'l
Hoover, Taylor; Christ. Hoover, Union;
Sol. Peck, Walker. Secretaries.—Fred
Kurtz, Joe. W. Furey, J R Van Ormer,
Mr. Woodward on taking the chair de-
livered a neat little speech, and counsel.
ed the party to union and harmony, and
was warmly applauded.
A committee of five, D, F. Fortney, F.
M’Clain, J. Reifsnyder, and two others
whose names we missed, were appointed
on resolutions.
Goy. Curtin was then loudly called for
THE
poke most eloquently and forcibly of the
nd corruption; the governor spoke from
howered in upon his speech,
After Gov. Curtin, Chairman Hensel,
f the State Committee, was introduced
nd addressed the meeting upon state
ate character, he proceeded to uncover
he bad political company he has given
business. It an to come down on
Friday night, and we may say contin-
Monday morning; at times it was heavy
the ground will be in better condition
for plowing.
~—{Carpets at Brockerhoffs, Cenire
Hall, the largest and best assortmeat in
the valley. Persons wanting carpets are
invited
ty.
to Bolt’s slaughter house.
much enraged and was goaded to mad-
a cent, except to turn and drive men and
boys. The way it would go for bold so-
gers, make them take to the fences was
amusing, until by means of ropes it was
fastened against harm and taken captive
to the slaughter pen.
nd how he dodged the issues raised in his
nd their corrupt rule was an able cone
His speech
Mr. Fortney then reported the resolas
ounce assessment for political purposes,
nd demand economy in the public ex
Mr. J. Simpson Africa, candidate for
nt Gap band discoursed fine music for
he occasion,
smn le A
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!
All soldiers who have been hon-
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THE REBERSBURG RE-UNION. [round thom, seem to be a covering of de-{
The re-union of Co. A woods | caved vogotable matter the product of)
south of Rebersburg, on Friday, 25, was centuries, which forms a shell we abatis
an affair long to be remembered by the|of water, upon which trees and shrub
good people of Miles townhsip. Com-|have found a root hold
any A of 148 reg., was made up almost! There are many fine ornamental shade
: Boo There a y
entirely of soldiers of Miles twp, andi oes in the meadows, alsd0 soma rare
nearly all connected by ties of consans ; y yrth
guinity and matrimony-~brothers, cons. |P/ants whose fine flowers would call f }
4 admiration from the lady readers of the
ine, or some kind of family connection | )
oach with the other. Reronrer whose refined tastes make them
At 10 a, my, a line was formed in Re-| admirers of flowers, Thore are also many |
bersburg, headed by the Millheim and| ranborry bushes with fruit.
Rebershurg by f } 5 CO nd} y . \ . o .
of Licat & le, land : Bg ad We by often . 16 Sout one She dao
music and large battle flag were the sur-| Kors of this wild locality ware : » vWat ‘wa
viving soldiers of Company A with guns, ous snakes, especially the rattler; bu
knapsacks, and canteens, just as the/met none of the reptiles—parhaps they
brave boys wore them in the service, knew of our coming, and roosted high,
where this company won imperishable! Tn some future visit to the meadows,
autel Jroved the valor ho Lita hon our attention will not bo devoted 80
BIT OM 3 { MN, HN i at iw
of killed and wounded shows that it fae. | Much to the gay and foative hugkleberty,
od the enemy where the leaden hail fall [We will give a more particular description
thickest and the battle raged hottest./of the flora and fauna, and fisha and
When the boys—what was left of them [snaka of the meadows,
were mustered out, they left on record,! Just about this time, when
and will for all time carry with them, io. 14 gay and festive huckleberry, there
besidesStheir reputation for cool bravery, be a little life in the Bear meadows,
the high credit of always being well.bes| mY tvisable for any one
haved, obedient and manly throughout but it would not be advisable for any on
their entire career in the tented service [to settle down there, sel up a barber shop,
of their country, Following the boys ® cobbler's bench or oven a grocery, uns
were loaded pack mules in army style. less wanting to live extremely retired, and
The line having formed as aforesaid,| with a desire to have on book accountito
the march proceeded to the cool shades| anor up,
at the foot of the mountain south of Re-
bersharg., ‘the line of citizens following
in vehicles was just one mile in length,
besides which the long board walk from
Rebersburg to “Smoketown,” at the pie
nie ground, was filled with men, women
and children on foot. The parade un.
der the command of Lieut, Spangler
passed off successfully, and without any
break or interruption. Arrived at the
ground, the erowd, numbering about
3000, mostly assembled around the main
stand whera seats were provided, The
woods were filled with horses, wagons
and carriages, and of ice-cream, lemon-
ade and water melon stands there was
no lack.
Order was called from the main-stand
and a ferveat prayer offered bE Rev.
Landis, after which Maj, R. H. Forster
was introduced who delivered a detailed
history of company A, its good times, its
days of trials for the soul when courage
was tested and found not wanting, inter-
esting reminicences, its killed, 1s
wounded, and its survivors, The Major
was captain of Co. A and subsequently
Major of the 148th, and had ample
a)
in the
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Iron preparation that
does not the teeth, and will not
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other Iron preparations will,
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lack of
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Specials from New England give some
very unfavorable reports of crops, cover.
inginearly all of thatsection and all kinds
of crops, Lack of rain is the chief cause
Crop reports from the west are uniforms.
ly favorable. Fine rains the past two
days have helped the corn wonderfully.
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MARRIED,
Oa August 5, at Bellville, Mifflin
co, by Rev, Campbell, Mr, K, W. Bauch-
wan snd Miss Katie Barger, both of
Centre Hall,
is the only
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DIED,
On the 24, at Centre Hall, Mrs, Isabel
Bitner, wife of Joseph Bitner, deceased,
aged, 63 years, 5 months, 7 days.
In Ferguson twp,, on 18, Samuel Tyson,
aged 78 years, 6 months and 20 days.
At his residence in Miles twp, on 10th
August, Mr, Adam Stover, aged 73d yoars.
Father Stover, whose body we buried to
; : : its final rest on Friday, 18, was widely
opportunity for gathering the interest- | vnown as a good, honest, conscientious
ing facts so graphically recited by him|oiiizen. He was a kind father and hus
upon this festive occasion, the re-count-|pand; a useful member in the church, and
ing of which was listened to with intense |a neighbor who al ways sought the good of
interest by the large audience. his community. But his work is done
Atthis stage Gen. Beaver, ;Colonel of|here on earth, Pounce be to his ashes, He
the 148, arrived and was introduced as| Was bora August 16, 1810, and died Avg,
the next speaker, The General was 16, 1882 —singuiar indeed.
reeted with rounds of applause as he ren enn
ED — the stand and spoke about half Spring Mills Market. ~~
Wheat, $1.00, No, 2, .90: No. 3.70]
an hour, bringing back to the boys |
Gorn, - THE PENN
recollections of camp incidents, and tes- :
Corn, shelled, per bu, 80 ¢,
tifying to the superior discipline, courage
and bravery of Co, A, The General] Corn,shelled. We.
YY Oats, 8c.
IT HAS NO EQUAL
2
thought no company in the entire war
had a brighter record than Co, A in ev- Buckwheat, 80. :
ery respect. The high tribute which the| Barley Oe. to oc
- : 4 bag Cloverseed,. 4 to 4560
General paid the boys was pleasant for Timothy seed, 2.00 to 2.25
the ears of fathers, mothers, sisters, Plaster, ground per ton, $9.00
whose sons and brothers had been in| Riaur, por bbl $5,00
the service during that terrible ciyil war. Butter 20¢
Tallow, 0g.
Lard, 124%.
Ham, 16¢,
Shoulders 140
Bacon or side, 140
Eggs por dos. Ne
Corrected weekly by 1. J. Grenoble,
applauded, and after dinner he was
obliged to return to make the train for
Harrisburg.
Gov. Curtin—known all over the
country as the “great war governor,” the
“soldiers’ friend,”—was next introduced y h
and was greeted with wild applause by ReaD, Manx asp Lmanx—That al
boys” and audience. All our peoples, enclosed Picnic Ground with every!
know Gov. Curtin so well that it is|.onvenience such as Swings, Croquet)
needless to say that his remarks were alground, Quoits, Pavilion, and a fine]
flow of his accustomed elogunence which spring of pure water, plenty of shade. |
holds an audience spell-bound. The|Musec and lunca got up at moderate rates.
Socie|
ies, Clubs, Lodges, and all respectable)
{or further information sddross
GEO. B. NASH,
Spring Mills House.
Spring Mills, Pa,
3 ] y DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. — |
ip that Curtin after all knows how to Letters of ad-|
talk, and the audience would bave been | ministration upon the estate of Sarah]
willing to sit for another hour without| Lee, late of Potter twp, dec'd, have | share At Meprerits the J row
dinner if the ex-governor would only|ing been Jawtully granted to the GO| rows nad rn sted for ench Hin ow § nd
bave been willing to continne his ad-|dersigned, he would respectfully request ® Be cl Ea in aos
dress. His remarks were frequently in-| all persons knowing themselves to be i | toe psa 1 or Co ome 2d hv aod pv
a ¢ ' ( 3 ' i wi Rirodes an wo Crossings in
errapied by rounds of applause. |debind to the elie, to make immadiste| brent ft EAS Hine ent elitivd
Dinner was the next in order, and the|PAymeat & warfovider gm ga *| pulverizer fn the market. w
fair wi and daugh f th ley the samo to present the same duly aul Oh THIS HARROW HAS ONLY TO BE
air wives and daughters of the walley|,... wp | A a a
Bad the cree 1 ghgded is of | Hioated for settlement. J. T. Lee, | USED TO BE APPRECIATED,
S008 had Lhe green abe saacec. Spais 0 8laught D.Lee, | Beet before purchasing and you will buy 5o other,
the forest dotted with their cloths on
Admr's. | A——
which were piled the fat of the land. It i
was a great, grand free-lanch for all, and | The Penn Harrow
| There will bel
ality of the good people of Brushvalley.| exposed to Pablic Sale on the premises, CHANGED TO A THREE-OORNER ROTARY
; wo miles north of Spring Mills Station, | HARROW.
er, and our assistant stowed away goodion the Lewisburg and Tyrone R R, on|
things provided by the Harper family. Saturday, September 0, 1882. |
There was enough and to spare, and nos|. hp | EB i
body left hungry. Mts following Yalable Rea Sante of|
At D win Adam risper, Vecd, Known asthe arms;
At2p. m. order was called at the ore Mills property, consisting of sa MER-|
CHANT AND CUSTOM FLOURING|
MILL, in complete running order with the]
sapacity to 4 run of Burrs, baviog Turbine
©
e ¥ ater Wheels located on Penn's Creek, a
ground, an evidence that the rebs were!
never failing stream, also, thereon a GOOD
near, and at once Lieut. Spangler march- {SAW MILL on the same stream, LARGE
i
ee —e——
art taken in it by the loyal sons of ourjt
of the sons of our state to defend the
conatry; he spoke of our great country 13jul3m
¢
Patented Apel) 13, 188,
EX ECUTORS SALE. —
cidents were told by Serg. Thomas
Moyer, which, however, were Interrupt
1e
; he house. of never failing water, GOOD
x pected treat for the crowd which BOON BANK BARN and Other out~buildings Indispensable for Orchards, as the revalving wheel
: 4 Barrows right up 0 and all around Whe ees with.
and witnessed a real skirmish such as|® Well timbered with while pine, oak, 03% barking
the boys used to havein Dixie, only that] 2e®iock, bounded by the lands of Jno. P.
here nobody was hurt, but the rattling Hots nofes, Euan Yeles, Hobart J,
with choice fruit, two tenant houses, gars
den and Stables,
Sale to commence at one o'clock P. M.
made
The Penn Harrow
The skirmish over all returned CHANGED TO SINGLE "A" HARROW,
0 the main stand, when Col. Coburn was
ic remarks in sn brief address, extoling| known by,
— DINGEN! —
PLAIN, TALK!
TO EVERY BODY.
mre] me
READ THIS!!
ws (reer
I will keep up a FULL
LINE OF GOODS,
right along,
DO NOT FORGET THIS!
I especially call atten.
tion to MY BTOCK of
GROCERIES as being
the Equal if not Bupe.
rior to any in the Val-
ley,
per 1 Guarantee Bargains—I mean
that I will sell low, and only ask that
people come and satisfy thamselves of
this from the prices asked,
WILL GIVE AWAY $1000! this
year to cash customers, by aSystemof]
Checks. Each customer taking a $20
E
check sums purchased will be punch
ed and when amount is full $1 will be
thrown off the 820, besides having
your goods lower than sold elsewhere
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New Departure.
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Believing it to be the best for
both merchant and customer that all
dealings should be in cash, and fol
lowing the example of most promi.
nent and successful dealers, I have
determined to do away with the
credit system after the 17 of July,
1882, After thisdate the books will
'be closed and I will sell only
FOR=CASH-
or its equivalent.
- ——_—
Thankful to my customers for
(heir past patronage, I hope to meet
(CHEAPER THANX BEFORE, and
i .
{benefit of the new system.
|price. Respectfully,
them in the fuiure at my old stand,
where I am confident I can sell much
[LOWER than elsewhere, Have de
{termined to give my customers the
PRODUCE will be taken in ex-
|change for goods at highest market
IL J.Grenoble,
|13jul y Spring Mile, Pa,
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Burchfield's New Grocery.
(NEW CENTRE COUNTY HANK BUILDING.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES }
THE New Store in the Centre Coun-
{ty Bank Building,
{fonte Penn's,
IS NOW
ml NT) we
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,
THING USUALLY
| KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS STORE.
| Remember the Store is a new
| one opened on
Monday, May 1,
|AND ALL GOODS CONSEQUENTLY
OPEN
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CIAIRIPIEITIS.
Greatest Bargains
ree EVER ee
Offered in Carpets
Having bought the
Entire Stock of
OIL CLOTHS.
formerly owned by
L. Guggenheimer,
ee Al eee
established at our Ju
a single suit of cloth
ne Upset Sale.
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—~llotel Stand.-
LOTHS, CASSIMERS
NOTIONS, EANCY GOODS,
Ready Made
CLOTHING
Men and Boys.
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar,
ea, Syrups,
Queensware,
Glassware,
BARGAINS !
Farmers will be allow
The best bargains in
0 to the New Store
ore purchasing else
re.
CENTRE HALL
Carriage Shops.
J. WwW.
Bape
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Manufacture and constantly
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS,
SLEIGHS,
and all kind of vehicles.
All work made of the best maj
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REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
. B, FISHER, NEW AND FRESH,
——You need not worry about the|orably discharged are respectfully invi | ihe valor of our boys for their patriot- J
POLLY FISHER, Executors. Auglg
scarcity of fruit, dear woman, even if it|ted to attend and if possible bring along|jsm and devotion to our country. The
were never so plenty, you can always | their discharge papers. We are desirous | Colonel closed amid three cheers from
buy the best article already canned at
Sechler’s grocery, cheaper and far better
ands.
-— Two freight trains collided on the
Bald Eagle Valley Railroad between
Vail and East Tyrone, on Friday night
at an early hour. Conductor Albert
Mills, of Altoona, was instantly killed;
John Foster, a train hand, received in-
ternal injuries; Engineer Wm. Blair was
badly cut and bruised; Decatur Smith, a
brakeman. bad an srm broke, and John
Wingate, Engineer Farrell and Ammer.
man were badly bruised.
~——What is the secret of your success,
asked ome neighbor of another, I see
you are always happy and seem to have
things go right at home always? The
neighbor replied, it all lay in supplying
his family with pure, fresh and whole-
some groceries from Bechler & Co., head-
quarters for such goods.
~The light-fingered operators are
reaping a barvest at William’s Grove by
of having as many charter members as
possible. Hence we earnestly hope all
Committe,
A——— I MP ————————————
A HUNDRED POISONERS,
London, Aug. 24.—A telegram from Vi-
enna states tbat over one hundred wo-
men are on trial at Gross Beckskerck,
Hungary, charged with poisoning their
husbands. The guilt of thirty-five of the
women has been proven.
There were 564 births, 187 marriages
and 76 deaths in New York city last
week.
m— on pp Ape
“I wont sell my vote, nobow,” said
old Slocuss to the man who had come to
“see” him.
“Why not?”
“Far three reasons: Fust, I kin arn
half a dollah digging taters in the time it
would take me to go and vote. Second,
it would cos’ me §1 fer er team to go to
the pollin’ place. Third, ye on’y offer
me $2, and t'other side bas already gin
the boys.
The crowd was now dismissed, There
was not an incident to mar the pleasures
of the occasion, best order prevailed, the
program was well carried out, and
the bands at intervals added to the fes
tivity by charming music, and we left
glad that we were there.
In the evening there was a display of
fireworks at Rebersburg.
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THE BEAR MEADOWS,
We ventured into the Bear meadows
last Thursday, with our family and that of
neighbor Geiss, for “‘recreation’’ and the
gay and festive huckleberry. Having
heard so much of the meadows, we eme
braced the opportunity, both for pleasure
and profit. The distance from bere is bes
tween 10 and 12 miles, of which about five
miles are through mountains, entering a!
Galbreith's gap. The mountain road is
good with the exception of threes or four
watches, etc. In most instances un-
sophisticated and inexperienced “grang-
ers” are the victims, One farmer who
bad $35 lifted from his vest pocket was
so much “put out” that he didu’t stay to
see the show,
——Robert E. Pattison’s Grand March,
by Frank Green. A newly and very pret-
ty march writlen by the popular author,
and named after the young candidate for
the Governorship of Pennsylvania. The
author is 80 well known among the mu-
gical people of this country for his ex~
cellence and popularity of his composi-
tions, and the subject of the March is so
well and favorably known as a public of-
ficial, that no word of ours is necessary
to introduce them. Robert E. Pattison’s
Grand March will be admired as much
by those who are not of his political
faith, as by his most ardent supporters,
Title-page illustrated with a perfect
likeness of Mr, Pattison, Price, 40 cents,
Lee & Walker, 1113 Chestnut 8t., Philad.
~——-Mr, Shultz, manager on John Hof-
fer's farm, has proven himself a very
successful tobacco grower. His crop last
year was a fine one, as we mentioned in
the REPORTER at the time, but this year
hia crop promises far better. He has 10
acres out whish will compare with ifnot
go ahead of, any of the best patches on
the river bottoms between Lock Haven
and Lancaster. Mr, Shultz on Monday
brought two sample leaves to this office
—the one a top leaf of the Glessner vas
riety measuring 22 inches in width and
38 inches in length; the other a top leaf
of the Detwiler variety measuring 19x
39% inches, Thege samples are not the
largest he has, and are a fair gpecimen
of the crop on his 10 acres. Who can?
show up better tobacco than Mr, Shultz
~The fall campaign iso
Philadelphia Hg a penal ie
of ready-made clothing for all ages,
Lewins stands ahead of all others in this
respect and keeps ahead of all for grand
bargains and best goods—no shoddy, no
gheat, and satis'.ction guaranteed,
which brings up the finanshal reasons
on that side ter $4.50.”
i,
Coup’s circus, after making a brave
stand against adverse circumstances, has
finally gone to piecesat Detroit, Attach-
ments amounting to $25,000, represent-
ing employes and others, have been put
on it, and the whole concern is in the
hands of the Sheriff.
T. DESHNER, Gunsmith,
43 High 8t., Bellefonte, Pa
Has now on band: Winchester
rifles, B, L. 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.
Shotgun cartridges loaded to order.
Ammuypition wholesale and retail.
pea.Sportemen are respectfully ine
vited to examine my stock. 25aug3m
INCOURAGING.
Having been encouraged by the steady
increase of business, I have remodeled,
repainted and added to the external as
well a8 to the internal appearance of my
DRUG HOUSE, thereby making it more
ttractive Lo my customers. 1 would now
thank my customers for their liberal pat-
ronage in the past, and solicit a continu.
ance of the game, My stock is as neat
full as possible, Iam in complete com-
munication with the principal Drug Hou-
ges of New York and Philadelphia and am
supplied with cuts and price lists, and
anything in my line not kept in stock.
will be sent for at onceand delivered atthe
same prices that it could be bought at if
you went or sent yourself. I buy my
drugs for cash, pay no discounts, which
enables me to sell just as cheap as any oth«
er drug store in the cointy, All business
between dealer and customers strictly con-
fidential, Ji D, MURRAY,
Jun22tf Centre Ha!!,
!
ceedingly steep place. Reaching the
meadows after a tramp of three-quarter
mile from where our teams were left
through swamps in the woods, we found it
to consist of a large flat divided off field:
like, by troesa I
i
nd hig
hs
igtances of from #
irubbery growing
to 1 mile.
These patches, some half dozen meadows.
ATE Open, ant
feat
ih
wae
across at ¢
1 covered with wild grass four
high, similar to the wild prairie grass
In these
nothing but this grass,
edges that
of west, open spaces there is
which has sharp
will cut the hands if carclessly
dragged through it. Bordoring these open
place: and the ds, a thick
growth of bushes, thick as the bair on »
dog's back, and about four feet high, ail
huckleberry bushes, thin, slender and soft.
and in On these
ecarco any berries are found, as the stalks
stand too thick to leave any chance for
berries. Ia this brush there is a higher
growth of huckleberry bushes
thare is
Ww
ic
mound-~like clustors,
that grow
, or which wa found the
berries, and from these they can bo gaths
from b to 15 fuet
ered without going into the tiresome stoop.
ing position as is the case when picking
the low untain huckleberry, We
found the flat we were fon pretty wel
tramped over by berry seekers who had
been there belure us, and there may have
been a hundred of them inside the eight
11 ¢
y
previous days, yet we found berries sufi
ciently plenty that our party could gather
over two bushels from 11a. m. 02 p. m.
and bence we imaging those who were
richer harvest.
the meadows,
deop into the quicksand.
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Subd I' PROCLAMATION.
ol
Whereas, the Hon, Charles A. Mayer, Prosident of
the Uourtof Common Pleas of the 85th Judicial Dis
trict, consisting of the counties of Oentra, Clinton
and Clearfield, and the Hou. J, K. Runkle and the
Hon, J, G, Larimer, Assoc, Judges in Centre coun
ty, having Isssned their precept, bearing date 1 st day
of Aug., 1883, to me directed, for holding a Court ot
Yyor and Terminer and General Jull Delivery and
k,
-
For.
n—
+ | county of Oentre, and to commence on the Fourth
Monday of Mar, next, belng the 25th day of Aug. .
1222, and to continue two weeks. Notice ls hershy
given to the Uoroner, Justices of the Peace, Aldermen
and Constables of said county of Oentre, that they be
thon and there in thelr proper persons, at 10 o'clock
in the fornoon of said day, with their rovords , ingui
sitions, examinations, and thelr own remembrances,
to do those things which to their office appertains to
be done, and those who are bound in recognizances to
roseoute against the prisoners that areorshall be in
be jail of Centre county, be then and there to prose:
cute against them as shall be just,
Girenunder my hand, rt Mallefanta, the 1st day
OF vier rid 1gad, and the one
r of the independence of the
8 wig
di Sl
"Ry removing the wing sand w
a OPAC GROOT
heel from the original
you haven A" Harrow.
“"
i
The Penn Harrow
CHANGED TO DOUBLE "A" HARROW.
-
8 the wheel from the original, reverss the
wing, and it makes the most complete Doulie "A"
Harrow Lu the market.
The Penn Harrow
(CHANGED TO A SQUARE HARROW.
remo the wheel from the origingl you have
AITOW ui Rhy wiints to book to, By hooking
5 or C you can harrow in a furrow, and harrow
the bottom and both sides, or over a rides and har
row the top and both sides, or you can lft either
nt and bave three points on the ground somes
ne that cannot be done with any other
ars
The Penn Harrow
IT8 SLED
ON
inconvenience to pet the
The Penn Hare yw
which Liarrow you wal
, it has fis own slid
Tt has always bean »
Harrow to and from
obviates this, as o
to in the cor
te haul it on,
ma
Wi iy
nual
Lo 25 1 ’ BES
The Penn Harrow
Is made of the best white ank, with steel
{eeth well wiintedy in every way Girsteclnss.
ormerly a firrow was tho most Nihandy imple.
ment on the farm; with our hoprovemout it is the
most convenient, will do double the work af
in other barrow and save the farmer hnlf
labor, und is warranted a de TH YF
roRFanent or money refunded. ORD EI AY
ONCE AND BE CONVINCED,
Price & the Hight draft Combination Penn Harrae,
830. Send fora Catalogus und see what farmers say,
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY.
PENN HARLOW MANURACTUZ {fia CO.
TAND EN, WN, J,
The patronage of all desiring fair
treatment is solicited.
#8. For quotations call and you will be
convinced that a revolution has been ef-
fected in prices of all goods offered for
sale,
jun29 W. E, BURCHFIELD.
RG. W. HOSTERMAN,
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. l4upr
M. A. SANDO
MERCHANT TAILOR,
{Shop oncorner of Church and Main st. Is
iprepared to do all kinds of work in his
{line, on short notice, and good fils guar
anteed, according to the latest styles. A
large lot of samples always on hand.
Workmen of long experienced in his
employ. Inov y
W. CORNELIUS,
t Photographer, 316 Markel Street,
LEWISBURG, Pa.
The best work at moderate prices. All
work porisiniag to photography finely ex-
acuted. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention, but must be accompas
nied with the cash, jull
New Brockerhoff House.
ROCKERITOFF HOUSE,
ALLEGHENY ET,, RELLEFONTE, PA.
G. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r.
Good Sample Rooms on First Floor.
| Ym. Froe Buss to and from all trains. gf
i Spocial rates to witnesses and jurors, Runt!
DP UTT'S HOUSE,
BRLLEFONTE, PA.
Fraxxk X. LeuaM, Proprietor.
Best brands of Liquors and Cigars on
hand, Good accommodations for Travels
{ors and Commercial Men. Also Boer bot.
{tler., Terms reasonable. 20juntf
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'PENNSVALLEY BANKING CO.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
RECRIVE DEPOSITS andallowinter
ost; Discount Notes; Buy and
del) AIO TOU EIT
Gold snd Coupons.
Wu, Worr Wx. B, MrvarLz
Pres't Unshie
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
REOPENING IN RESTORED RUILDING.
Both Sexes admitted, College and FPreparator
Sahools, Under care of Members of the Society o
Felends, The main building destroyed by fire the
ninth month, last, has been A Ite rebul
larged, and fitted up with all conveniences.
ough instructions in Languages Literature Mathe.
matics, and the Solences, New Solentifio Building
containing Laboratories, Draft Rooms, achine
Scops, and appliances for pursuing a thorough
ouurse io Chemistry, Mechanioal and Oivil Kngl
neering. The next term opens 8th month (Sept.
13th, Apply early, as, other things being equal,
places whi be given the earliest applicants,
For full particulars, address KDWARD H, MA~
GILL, Prest., Swarthmore College, Delaware Oo.,
Youna, 1julim
it -
Thor.
G ET YOUR JOB PRINTING BONE
: AT TH i: REPORTER § OFFIOE)
C—O
Great Sacrifice.
We will offer the
same at 30 to 40
per cent below reg-
ular prices, until
Goldsmith Bro.,
BEE HIVE
One Price Stores,
Prices low and all work turned
4 WM. WOLF & SON.a¢
At the Old Stand.
It will be
—GO0OOD NEWS~-—
rLETE Brock or Goons
in the ’
A-N-D — T-H-E —- B-E-8-T
has arrived, and is now opened, at
Old Reliable Stand.
The finest and best gentlemen's
Dress Goods, in county.
The finest, best and latest
styles ladies’ Dress Goods, _
Hats, Boots, Shoes, &e., dc.
Queensware, Glassware, Gro-
ceries, none but what are
pure. He has the tly pure,
old - fashioned ‘NEW OR
LEANS sugar in the coun
ty, an article rarely found
in these days.
A complete assortment in each
departmant,
Come and wee one of thelbest
stocks im the county.
- ens —
HRDWARE,
Jas. Harris & Co.
ARE SELLING VERY LOW
REAPER SECTIONS and
REA
And all kinds of Farnaing Tools,
RAKES, FORKS,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS,
BLOCK 8,
ROPE ETC,
As well as all kinds of HARD!
MURRAY S COACH SOHP
In successtul operation for morejthe:
a quarter of a century, has attaime
a reputation for well finished an
sorviceable work, of which bat fe
can boast,
BUGGIES, }
CARRIAGES
SIRI NN G- WAGON; S,
&e., kept constantly on haud.3 ;
tds of iringj done ¢
a Tie mir Wek |
Bodies, Gesring and Wheels ma
and sold separately.
SHOP, COUNTY& STATE
rightsof ~ [| «=
PATENT BOW. ToP
for Carriages, for sa
For fi
LEVIM
1b {ectf,
OF THIS OL
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