ERIN IR
THE CENTRE REPORTER,
FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor
Centre Harn, Pa., Mar. 15, 1883.
A Na ol Nl Nd i tt a oP
Paper in Centre County,
¥
ear in advance, $260
pdvance. Advertisements
for three insertions,
yearly ad's at special
per y
i
ine
1 half
lum par year $80—% polum $46.
subscribers paying
advance, will got a
ndditional as a pre.
We can sell you
FUBNITURE
as Chamber Kuits,
1s. Bureaus, Tables,
hairs, Lounges, &e.,
you can buy
LOCAL ITEMS.
g can now have the floor.
.}
's advertisement—it is
changing their post-
nlease send us their
also the old. tf
other personal
ng high prices
g. Horses and
8 back, this week,
heim, after a resi-
:, boots, shoes, dress
is canned and
wsware, all at cost, at the
re, C e Hall,
¢ blow show did not
Il beween 9-11. The
Iit, was owing tO a corper
not ons
to learn from the Cen-
Hon. B. T. Shugert,
ill, Hope he will
e able to get out again,
-Need not go cut of the valley for
s Camp, at Centre Hall,
| to any in this county
le work, and prices
is
are
class,
sold low.
re for pure goods.
Son are headquarters
wes, Their goods are al-
they sell low, guarantee
{ any thing not found
Honest, fair and square
» with Powers,
{ the peace elected on the
y are required by law to
ionotary of their accept.
¢, within thirty days from
+ glection. A failure to doso
las a refusal to serve
ns will not be seat to those
irement,
me Brumgard, of Miles, a few
@ in the woods, was 80 un-
to cut au ugly gash in his foot
\ horse had to be sent for
@“
to be
nna-
Go to
eries
OH
rs
put
£irss
t this requ
t tus requ
“Points Mill.
nk the Eerorrtzr bas
revere enough, and if
bove we might be ac-
animale, and that is
er feelings,
of divorce 18 to be
number of the
Review” by Judge
eli-known judge of Chi-
+ Kev. Dr. Theodore I.
life-long opponent of di-
from
A veil
erican
1
*s have a right on
‘iow to cause the ar-
n violating the Sabbath
the use of profane lan.
him or her according to
us of the Act of Assembly in
made and provided. They
red to wait for an informa-
ie before them. They are
f the public peace and can
nmary proceedings against
kers and persons using pro-
fane language.
. B. Leiizell and family, of
: last week, left for Stephen-
son county, Il. The following parties als
go went st lately: Mrs. Kk, Zeigler,
Miss A. Zeigler, Messrs, I. W, and C. E
Zeiglor and Daniel Gramley, of Rebers-
burg ; Frances Bollinger, of Aaronsburg ;
C. N.and B. F. Philips, of Penn Hall.
They go to a point near Akron, O. An-
other delegation started for Cortland,
II. They Mra, II. Long, Misses.
Mary and Katie Long, and Messrs. Hen«
ry, Willian ayton and Boyd Long and
Mr. and } Smeltzer, nll, we believe,
of Madisonburg. William Wolf and fam-
ily, of P'enn, also went to Illinois, last
week,
were
urs,
cdl |
cold, In
bore has been less suffering from
this section of the state, for the
last few years, than ever before, and
many of our readers will have observed
this fact, There isa simple reason for
it. People bave been able to protect
themselves since good warm clothing
has been so cheap at the Philad. Branch,
For almost a trifle any one can buy an
overcoat or a warm suit of Lewins.
bi asian li Ao
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC,
Lyon & Co. have determined to cons<
tinue their store in Bellefonte and have
already received a great many new goods.
They propose keeping a I stock
than ever before, They have always kept
the best variety and most complete lines
of all kinds of goods kept in a first class
store. They will continue the one price
system which they adopted some time
ago, and marked all goods in plain res
and at the lowest prices, and hope to re-
tain the patronage of the public, which
has been so liber ed on them
Lyon, who is at
ally
heretofore, Mr. Gog,
present located in Philadelphis, has de-
vated the last four weeks in the on
and purchase of goods and is sen
them forward as rapidly as possible,
Look out for the advertisement in next
issue of the Revorren, z
SPRING MILLS,
Mre. Nellie, wife of John Krumrioe,
died on 3d instant, leaving four children
to mourn her loss. She died trusting in
Christ as her redeemer. Michael Mus.
ser and wife started to their western
home, in Kansas, the other week. Dan’
Bottiger says he will be next on the list
to go to Michigan—we are sorry to loose
him, as he was a good saddler but it
gives a good opening to another, Madam
rumor says we are to have a new firm in
the mercantile business, this spring. J.
D. Long retiring, his son Charley acd
Wm. Pealer, of Penn Hall, will take the
old stand. Mr, Jacob M’Cool, of near this
place, is busy shipping walnut logs. He
pays $15 per thousand stumpage and cuts
and hauls them himself. Mr. M'Cool
will quit farming and move into his new
house, near this place, when finished.
“The Methodists of this place have closed
their revival ; a number of seekers were
foreward and some are rejoicing in a
hope in heaven. Mr. Curvin, of Indi-
ana, who is visiting his sister, Mrs. Bar-
ree, while speaking to the seekers one
evening last week, had an attack of
heart disease which he is subject to;
he was carried out and Dr. Vanvalzah
called, and is now better, A. 8B. Woods
has commenced hauling stone for the
new house he intends building on the
lot east of Bartges. Peter Philips is do.
ing a good business at his plaining mill
James Kinnely is offering bargainsat his
furniture store ; if he only would adver.
tise and tell the people what nice furni-
ture he has he would make more sales
Wm. Rarick is busy in his grain house,
G. A. Rank has started his sawmill with
Dan’l Kinnely as foreman and B. Evans
as assistant ; they are making the logs
get into boards, rails and plank in a hur-
ry. C.D. Q.
- - A
ABOUT ROAD TAX.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania
has rendered several decisions of general
interest in the matter of road tax. The
right of farmers to work out their road
tax has been generally conceded, but
supervisors in a few townships insist that
the tax must be paid in money. A test
case has been decided in favor of the
taxpayers, and their right to work out
the tax distinctly and finally affirmed
In other cases collectors of road tax have
claimed a commission on the part work-
ed out, as well as that paid into the
township treasury, The supreme court
decided that all claims for such commis-
sion should be rejecled, the working
out of a tax imposing no labor on the
collector or treasurer, but on the super-
visor, who is paid for his services.
emi a sone
—The engineers are still on the
route locating the Bellefonte and Buffalo
Run railroad, ( Vanderbilt.) The objective
point is to reach Scotia mines back of
State Coilege and take from the Penn'a
road some of the ore hauling. This line
would connect with Vanderbilt's road at
Millhall.
Jellefonte is asked to subscribe $10,000
for right-of-way damages on this route in
consideration of getting the road. This
amount has not yet been raised. Parties
there refuse to subscribe on the ground
that as the road is intended for profit to
those owning it, Bellefonte should not be
asked to pay this sum. On the other
hand it is said that the road will benefit
Bellefonte, by causing the erection of
iron works and other industrial estab-
lishments at that place.
If this Buffalo Run road is built by
the Vanderbilt party it will compel the
Penn's R. RB. Company to complet:
the road from Spring Mills so as to have
as direct an outlet for ore as the Van-
derbilt road would have,
sss oo
~~]. P. Leitgel, formerly of Bpring
Mills and Centre Hall, is Co. Bup't of
Crawford county, Kansas. He writes us
March 8: Times are good in this connty
and spring is fast approaching. Wheat
wiil not be 8 good stand this year as we
had too mach hard freezing during Jan-
uary. Farmers are busy farming and will
sow oats in a few days. It is claimed
that our peach crop is killed. Not much
sickness in this section.
~eProf. Hosterman advertises spring
term of Penns Valley Iostitute. The
Prof. has given entire satisfaction as an
educator, and the Institute marks its most
successful period under his principal«
ship.
~eeWe had about 6 inches of snow on
last Satarday morning, which com.
menced to fall the night before.
~~ Wigging’ blow did not amount to
much here—0th was fine; 10th, snow
with ordinary blasts ; 11th, windy.
~ Read musical ecard of Prof. W. 1
Meyer. Mr. Meyer is one of the few
good musical teachers in central Penn-
eylvania,
We are selling all kinds of Carpets
at manufacturers’ prices, all marked in
plain figures, at the Bee Hive Stores. 5t
~Hud Love, Ira Lee and John
Smith, all of Centre Hall, started for Des
Moines, Iowa, on Tuesday.
~ee{)id Wiggins and old Jumbo are
fiike—the one failed in storming March
and the other in storming the Rerorren.
~—Yal. Breon leaves the mill at
Woodward and takes charge of one of
Musser’s mills, at Millheim., He is a tip-
top, experienced mill er.
we Wednesday fine and Spring like.
~~ NoricE.~Know all men by these
presents that it is an inalienable desire
of all men, in the punt of happiness,
to have none but the purest and bost ta-
ble groceries, without which you are
troubled with ayspepaia, headaches, and
other aches; an now all men that
these goods are always to be had fresh,
pure and wholesome at Sechler’s grooce-
ry,~that they warrant them such, and
will sell yon goods for a trifle above cost
for Cash, Call and examine their stock,
its the best regulated grocery in the
e.
—
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
The undersigned will aghin resume his
work of teaching, and will give lessons
on piano or organ at reasonable rates.
The spring term will begin the first week
in April. Persons residing in Aarons
burg, Millheim, Rebersburg, or in the vi-
cini v of any of the afi towns, who
are desirous of receiving musical instruc-
tion, will please write or y in person
to Wu T. Meyen,
15m2t , Pa.
em ants atm
NOTICE is hereb that a lettin
ile bela “or Fomadelgg. of 14
n near Far gr
which bids will be received til Bator.
fay, Mareh at 1 p.m.
: on apply to”
EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE,
Report of the stationing committee of)
the Central Penn’a Conference, convened
at Williamsport, Pa., March 16, 1883:
york pistiior.—M,. J. Carothers, P. E.|
Baltimore—W. M. Corman,
White Ground-——8. Yearick,
Elysville—1, W. Gronp,
Howard —M. J, Bnyder.
Jurretteville—B, F, Anthony,
Shrewsburg—W. W. Rhoads.
Glen Rock—E. Crumbling.
Logansville—J, Shambach.
York—A. H. Irvine,
Crumbling, under the P, E.
Prospect. H.Sehleh,
Chanceford—J. F. Shultz
Lewisberry —1:. Dice,
Dillsburg—P, F. Jarrett.
Bendgrsville—H, 1,
* Cum®erland—M,
under the P. E.
Carlisle—~G. E. Ze
8S, Aurand, member of York
narterly Conference,
member of Carlis
‘onference,
x 34]
SUArie,
LT ‘
sional, OG.
1 w
HOer,
)
v
Jou
binder.
Mc Cine
Shartnesy
‘eidmeyer.
rephart, mem
inference,
of Newport
onference,
Conference,
LEWIS
Lewisburg
Buffalo —D,
White Deer
Danville
Bloomsburg
Colombia
Berwick
Luzerne
Catawissa
Wyon
West fi
Taonkhan
Maple Grove
Dushore and
Hugt
New
eaviii
Columbus « F. K
Milton—J. H. Irvine,
E. Kohr, George Hanter,
P. 8, Orwig, memb
erly Conle fence,
Motoi Matsuda, member of Tokio,
pan Quarterly Conference,
WILLIAMSPORT DI
A. L. Reeser,
I's «¢
Ja
stior,—W. E. Detweil-
er. P. E.
, Market 8t.--J. Young, |
J. CC. Reeser,
wherry —J. M. Ki
1 - H., Go
onng :
. W. Miller and J.
tinger.
Lock Haven—J. M. I
« N. Waliis and J.
Nittany Valley
. SEChrist,
I. G. M. Bwengel.
r. Corrin.,
Morris,
peri d
ght
Liberty
East Liberty—Z. Hornberger,
Grove Mission-——H. A. Bioke.
Highlands Mission—A. W. Swengel.
Wavland-—J, M. Price.
Seneca—A, Stapleton.
A. Kronse, member of Bennet Street
Quarterly Conference,
Jazo Takano, member of Tokio, Japan
Quarterly Conference,
- a»
Beech Creek,
tern Railroad at Beech Cre
a cat is About fifieen or
twenty men are employed in the cat,
-Death Ls again laid his hands up
on an old and wellsknown citizen of our
county, Mr
burg, who died on the afteraoon of 8th.
being made
more. He was the oldest son of Col. Ja-!
cob E. Stover, dec'd, of Aaronsburg, and)
a man of good reputation, !
el 3 ad !
ee Wigging' storm prediction {(tirned|
out all wind.
wwe We were pleased to have calls from |
G. Ls Goodbart, W. A. Kerr and J. 8.
Rowe, all of Potter,
weeeflo! Hol Ho! for the Bee Hive to
see their new stock of Body and Tapestry
Brussels Carpet, The best sssortment
ever brought to town and the cheapest
price ever known, 8
amber peas
The Y. M. C. A. of this place held its
4th ‘Anniversary last Sunday evening, in|
the Evangelical church. The weather no
doubt interfered with the attendance
some, but «till there was a good honse,
Rev. Foster being absent Kev. Fischer
announced the program and made the
introductory address, A paper was then
read by Prof. Hosterman on “Self Cul-
ture.” Short talks by young men then
followed by which was shown their in-
terest in the work, A conversation be-
tween J. H. lohr and L. Roush about
the “Watchman,” a Y. M. C. A. paper
printed at Chicago, attracted el at.
ntion. Report was then read of last
Jeacs work in which was stated that 5.
people attend the weetings durin,
the year. The treasurer's report showe]
that $37.75 had been expended. Mr. M.
Derstine then gave a few plain thoughts
concerning the Boye’ Branch, The re-
rt of the ladies’ work, as prepared by
heta, was read by D. F. Luse. Fhe HBO
ciation has reason to hope for much as.
ce from this source, The meeting
was then dismissed by Rev. Fischer,
Thus closed another vear of association
work. May we profs by what we have
done amiss and be encouraged by what
we done aright. »
a oT
men fSart housek ueniug with Brack.
y
He keeps the largest as |
ge
Tues
§
BALE, MARCH 27,
The undersigned will offer at
public sale, near Centre Hill, on
wy, March 25. One horse, 1 shorthorned
PHILAD. MARKET
Philadelphia, March 10,
over 15143 timothy at 2242.2,
Y bid and
8 inactive
wwked for sail
arid 5 asked
ked for No. 2 red March
wier, with 09e bid an
Oate were dull, wit
Minnesota extra ‘
ern do at Load 40, and
ey is steady nt 1.1
MARRIED
bruary 16, at the M., E
age, at Cenire Hall, by Rev. F,
Mr. J. Emory Buires,
Stover, bi Potters Mills
Ad
ith
At Boalsburg, Feb, 22,
Kayes at
Everts, both of Centre Co.
Rev,
by
i Miss Mary
DIED.
T
Aas
8, samuel H, Swver, aged about 70 years.
a Mach 3
daughter of Joun Yarger, aged
10 months, 14 days.
Februar
ephenson
Mr Wolf was
vy, Penn'a, Oct, 22, 1706
at Asronsburg, Emma,
zl years,
in
Mir
born in Centre
sary 4490, AIG
he
iL IS sons,
iren, five
s 18 Justice Greg,
and daughter
another daugh-
i
Gio
Peter
VEeARrs oid ;
SOL
ying in Centre « ounty,
ter is in lowa,
On 12 March, ia Potier twp, Jobn
Sweeny, sged VU years, ¥ months, and
days.
Dp? NIEL PRUTZMAN, BOOT AND
SHOEMAKER.
ateer April 1st will opea iu the Bank
when be wiil be prepared to
taake to order Boots and Suoes, and do
all kinds of repairing. Satisfaction guar
anteed, and charges reasonabie. He asks
a share of the public patronage. Smart!
PENN'S VALLEY INSTITUTE.
The spring term of this select school
will open Apru 10, 1883, Special atteu~
tion wil be given to lhuse prepariog to
teach pr euter college. Boarding can be
had at $2.00 to 2.00 per week, Tuition
from $4.00 10 $85.00 per (enn.
Bmardt W. P. Hosteusmax, A. M.
NOTICE «Letters testamaontory
tupan the estate of John
Helmbach, deceased, inte of Poller township,
having ween willy granted to the under
signed, be would respectiully request all persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to the estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
climes against the same to present the sume duly
authouticated for settlement
ADAM KRUMRINE,
fate Exetutor, Tussyvidle, Pa.
EX ECUTOR'S
4
BALE MARCH 7.
Pv BLIC BALE ~Will besold at public sale at the
residence of the undersigned at
Centre Hall, on Saturday, March 17: Dressing bu.
res, Bedstesds, chairs, tables, mirrors, four
stoves, 1 cookstove, 1 parior cook and heater, snd
2 oom] stoves | stove pipe, comer cupbosed, sink,
carpet, statics, meat vossole, vinegar, com in the
car, crooks, fruit cans, dishes, 2 grind {ron
kottle, wheelbarrow, shoemaker tools, Insts,
of sole leather, and other ant Bale to
atlp. om, JACOB RICHARD,
M. M. GINTER,
Pr Qor 81 & Market
All kinds
th of aver
EAT
I's furnitore, it will life-time,
hy in i oS - oy city.
1
N, Lol
P
rid
ri
shove
eamn
ew sulky cultivator, hayrake, Hecken.
» 2 harrows, Zhore wagon, sleds, culti.
tug harness, 2 halratufled collars, bridles,
Keystone
pod order: Centre Hall ETT
corn in the ear, potatos by the
Also 80 yards good ingrain earpet and
in
i new:
articles
Lzel, Rue’
JOSIAH NEFP,
BALE,
BALE. ~The
MARCH 28
undersigne
public sale, at Bpri
2 horses, 2 horse
. boteled, hayladden
L , set of front gears,
sets flvnets, 8 log chains, grain
y and singletrees,
I 11 offer
Mi
fot «
wee ut 1
net
othe
Ri. A
fon with which there §
r attachments. For further
Carpets,
— ss
———
a
“EVERY LADY
SHOULD SUESCRI B 2 J
Strawiridge & Clothiers
Fashion Cuarterly.
/
<
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Yearly one thousand engravings, illus.
trating tho new things in every depart
ment of fasiion.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Your peges of new music, in most cases
original, either vocal or instrumental
EVERY NUMBER COBRTAINS:
The prices of oll kinds of Dry Goods,
together with descriptions snd engravings
to show what they look like,
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Valuable origins! articles, mostly illus
trated, on subjects that irest of the sdorn-
ment of the person, the beautifying of
home snd the newest things in art needle
work,
NUMBER CONTAINS:
Instructions bow the distant customer
PRICE, 50 CE i PER YEAR
SPECIMEN COPIES, CENTS
Erpaweripae & CrLorHIER.
Jighth and Market Streets, Philad.
0
The
PUL MBSE, ©
® Mills, T1 i
ticles: 2 howd of
{gx
threst
. hey-n
; Cornplanler, tor
a8lor, one horse
{ren oF
je stove,
our bed-
chests, 2
cider bar
other articles, Bale
Cpu wrd
on pat
tute
JORATH. WEAVER
porrass MILLS PROPERTY FOR
SALE —A very valuable
property near Potters Mills is offerea a
pryate sale, consisting of 6 ACRES f
of
land, thereons good HOUSE with all
neces nr y outbuildings; a good well st the
{ door; choice apple trees, peach and
plum trees. The property is = desirs-
| bleone. Persons desiring 10 purchase a
i pleasant home can call upon Mr, Frenklin
Royer, of Buruce Town, whe will show
For further Informstion address it
SAMUEL KRIDER,
Selinsgrove, Sayder Co, Pa,
Box 48 1Bianid
i sale,
PO
wT
~COBURN, PENN’A.—.
R. F. Vonada will keep staple
groceries, pure and fresh, and low in
price,
SYRUPS, TEAS.
CANNED GOODSR.
DRIED FRUITS
HAM, DRIED BEgP
COAL O14,
SALT
BEST OYSTERS
| CRAUKERS, &o. &e.
| BBL All kinds of Country Produce
wanted, and highest market pris
ces paid for it. 11jan tf
ab — oh
sc
Clothing.
eR
we,
SEF ei sens
and get our prices
Srsannrennnst
:
i
Preis Springs busines,
5 & A LOER.