THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CextreE HaArL,
——————— ied the arrest
Pa., May 24, 1883. th
Wyans, al
We last week mentic
a young man, David Foster
Strong's, at Potters Mille, for murder
Ohio. The following is the explanation
of Wyan, as we find it in the Lewlatown
Gazette : the deed was committed in Dark
county, Ohio, on 2 inst.
The Largest Paper in Centre County,
TerMS ~$2 per year in advance, $2.60
when not in advance. Advertisements
90 cents per line jor three insertions.
Yearly and half yearly ad's at special
rates,
One colum per year $0801 colum $45.
aorHereafter all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
credit of two months additional as a pre
mium,
for the doctor on Sunday nigl
was sick with the measles, 1 went out
to the stable and was going to hitch up
in the buggy when Brown objected to
me taking it. I told him to stick it. 1
then took the horse and went for the
doctor. The next morning we had some
words, when Brown picked up two
stones and said he would bust me, I then
pulled ont my revolver and told him he
had better lay them down and go to
work and save trouble, He said to me,
“I will get you again.” That was about
all that was said until Wednesday, when
[ went out to the stable and tended to
my horses, and while I was in the stable
Brown came around and attended to
horse and then came around and
in the stable door until 1 came
said are you going to call me Brown ans
more? and 1 told bim I would call him
Brown. T1hen he picked up two stones
and said he would bust me. He threw at
me twice. The first time i
then pulled out my
twice with blank ca
time he threw he
side and then picked uj
[ told him if th
shoot him. He did
tact of doing 80 i
tI do not know
walked into the stable ane
lout. Ido not know when |
iter I shot him I went into!
get my money. It id Wi
[ shot Brown. I got my money an
T 1 : ove ome and told my father
——The Pennsvalley bargain store(”' home ai Yet. Ny kn
ives tH loading trast A ol biel land sister what I had
gives the leading prices for all kinds of] tarted tT w ;
y i 1 starte FASE. aike
produce. Farmers will do well to bear| By Tide y
this in mind thought a coal and vest a
hi nind,
BACK FROM NEW YORK!
+ With the second
Supply of Spring and
Summer Goods.
We will be glad to
have you call and see
our selection.
Prices talk
for themselves. Come.
G. R. 8 & Co. WHITMER & Co
‘THE FAIR” “Sapply Depot”
Spring Mills, Pa.
Ont,
revolver and
3
ies,
SAVE 20 PER CENT
by calling at
D. GARMAN & SON'S,
BUSH ARCADE, BELLEFONTE, PA,
for your
Dry-goods, Notions and
Furnishing Goods,
Every thing marked in plain
figures and at the lowest possi-
ble price. Try us. 20mr3m
he
Gents
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LOCAL ITEMS.
ne e ; . took the train at a small viila
——The roof of Harpster’s smith-shop know the place) fi
was noticed in flames about 6 p. m, oni,
16, but timely aid with plenty of water,| furmans and from
soon put it out. {pap Reeds.
——Pure family groceries, very cheap, Strong's store,
at Dinges’ store. All fresh goods—give where 1 was arresie
them a trial, and you will seek no far- not stay in Ohio and give mys
ther. {I shot him ia self
——Go to Camp's for good furniture,|he wou d have
home made work, and elegant finish. | 1fraid «
His goods have rendered the best satis- |e
faction to all customers and his prices
are reasonable. A large stock of all kinds
of furniture always on hand.
~The steady increase in trade at the
Pennsvalley Bargain store, is the best] had
st . ’ 3 3 Zh ter and never aa sé
evidence that goods are sold there at| ~~"
great bargains to customers. Dinges has |. fo : Poin
trade running into adjoiningYtownships. doll = 3a Fr
-It is admitted on all hands that| asm it at the
Doll & Mingle, in the Brockerhofl house |},
block, have the best assortment of boots, wu
and shoes in Central Penn'’a, and sell, ma
lower than the lowest, Ips?
nights in t
part cf last week were frosty enot
form ice on water—no damage however] .. —- :
to fruit. : I Ahelarmers
Last Friday a festi
hat in nearly the wi
1k corner grinding
r contract—price, 81.
—]In last week's Rerorrer
ioned the rerions illness of Dr. Weaver, a ne
The doctor died same |cangh
and was buried Friday following. getiit
3f
calli
jolaimed his
iname is Joe Bell Brow:
il was working for
imonth. The girl that
too, 1 have alway
—ome of the
ve organ-grinder |,
ole afternoon on the |, .;
He did |},
out music.
day
——Auction Thursday afternoon and SU
evening, 24th, at Brockerbofl’'s store
Nice dress ols fancy gr ods, notior #,
ete. r bargains. All pa |¥
up ho
g
it
»{
g is,
x
y
Fine chance fo
Pol 1.3
Wii DE SG,
£
5
wagon of
wir bel
J. He
tween this pl
a iwo-horse
Keller was lost be-| 7°
I Spring Mills. The] :
finder will oblige by returning it to Mr
Keller. i
We occasionally
nging to
nary
we and
a nstruction of J.
come and tell ns that a Bellefonte paper|gili succeed wi
requested him to stop the Rerorten and [jaader and n
take their paper. We don’t know what! innes like the
paper it is, as we never yet inquired | wore young, whe
which one stooped to that, but we haves med and the birds of spri
tosay that we shall not be found guilty | We were sorry to locse
of such littleness, IK. Runkle, =
——Dr. Alexander has the brick work | week. The Jo
to his new residence almost;completed— his loss; his funeral was attends
of the handsomest in these large number of friends
{ The old and the yon !
poor, altogether thi y must g p
fer bad the misfortune of loosi
horee, I
have a subscriber! etructi
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v
1.1 1a
nihe HM
Was
WEAVoS any
Dr. Jacobs is remodeling his residence
at the npper end of town.
Mr. Wm. Lohr has put a large new
front to his house on Church Street,
—In our last issue we referred tothe] p.. 1 wonan. frailess
death of Hon. John K. Runkle, one of| i a aH ‘
the Associate Judges of this county. The| But cures ate ¢
funeral was an unusually large one, and|
took place on Friday at Tussyvile, There
were not lesa than 100 vehicles at the
cemetery. Judge Orvis, Associate Judge!
Larimer, and many members of the bar |
were present to pay their last respects to
the deceased,
-»
STUNNED
te
ty which her pair
Peruna sng them all,
And Manalin to boot,
With these we 1ift pall
While quack stand stunned and mute?
>
The demand for advertising
——The following favorable mention |0bliges us to again issue a supplement.
of the Spring Mills House we find in the | 00F regular edition being much larger
Wm'sport Bulletin : Mr. Robert B. Bur. | han ever before, business men seem to
rows’ family are sujourning at the hotel, know the value of the REFORIER as an
Spring Mills, Centre Co., Pa., which is|*d¥ertisiog mediam.
becoming a delightful and popular sum-| ——After examinig all other stores,
mer resort—a cave in the vicinity being] when a lady wants a neat, stylish as weil
among one of the most attractive fea |#8 8 cheap shoe, she always has to fall
tures. The hotel is kept in excellent|back on Doll & Mingie's boot and shoe
style, and the rates are low. Mr. John |store, the acknowlegell headquarters for
H. Bibby, formerly of Montgomery, this|this line of goods,
couuty, 1s the landlord. Estray Norice~-There came to the
——John Orner, a member of the|premises of the undersigned, in Potter
Peansylvania Colony, writing from Mon-| township, about } mile east of Potters
tana to the L. H, Daily Journal, says that Mills, on April 17, 1883, a black horse
the persons who went to the Territory|With a white spot on forehead, about 18
are greatly dissatisfied with the conntry.|years old. The owner is requested to
It is totally unfit for agricaltare tho'|prove property and pay charges, or other.
stock raising may be pursued profitably wise it will be disposed of according to law
The 30th of April was as warm as July (20apdm J. KR. Crosg, Potters Mills,
and the next day, May 1st, a heavy snow| -——Dinges has a special lot of men's
storm fell all day and buffalorobe over- boys’, youths’ apd children’s snits. Go
coats were in demand. The thermome-|and see the fife assortment, and he will
ter frequently changes 50 degrees in four|astonish yout with matchiess, low prices,
hours and snow six inches in depth is no| No stock of suits ahead of the present as-
uncommon occurrence im Joly. Helsortmentit the Bargain store.
thinks the entire colony will go to Dako| __ est class fresh beef will be sup
ta which is much superior. {plied to my customers every Wednesday
Hy Julia Hess, mother B Mu, and Saturday morning. J. B. Sour, 2
. Y, Btitzer attain er 87t irthday avrion.~~All pergons are here .
on the 16th of last April, celebrating the os I at ge my wile A
occasion with a rennion of her relatives, my family to any goods or article what
Bhe is one’of the oldest if not the oldest! vor ua I wili pay no billswo contracted
person in this borough and is still ex-| jomayat Witsian Corves, :
ceedingly active and sprightly, giving Tuaesyville, Pa.
roinises of many more years of life, sl i Mp
BE Seqpuliionn. : MEETING OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Res MeaT.~rJames A. Deckert's| The Potter school district directors will
Spring | Jills meal navkot supplies fresh, | meet at Old Fort, Monday, June 4, at 8}
Bt? fonstant Ye algo pork, veally m. to examine and settle treasurer's
Centre Hill d paso, : otters Milis,| sooount, All persons interested aro re
: and Penn Hall will be 0p |questad to attend, Directors-elect to
meet at 1 p. m. to organize new board,
plied from the wagon, two days each
and the Township Auditors to see Wheth-
week. ; 10mayCm
~=Dr, Rishel, of near Bellefonte, aler there be any crookcdoess in the ac
counts. Wu, McCormick, President.
~
8 are o'er
chief ame
the funeral
i
“
Epace
Potters Mills,
recent medical graduate, has located at
« A. Kean, Bec'y,
{| The Reformed Classis which met here
on Wednesday, 106, adjourned on Mon-
day. There were some 18 ministers pres-
ent accompanied by delegates. Tho ses-
| sions throughout were bighly interesting
| and during the evenings and on Sunday
| there were able sermons preached which
{ were listened to by large and attentive
fandiences, On Sanday forenoon the
| Lord's Supper was administered to Clas-
| sis and a large congregation, The mem-
bers of Classis no doubt left favorably
impressed with our town and valley, and
we know that our people greatly appre-
bered.
On Thured
ternoon session, the members of Classis
made a visit to the cave, accompanied by
members of the church here, and were
delighted with the beauties
subterranean wonder,
groatly Oi
this
- one a.
Runkle, dec’d, honored our
call The doctor looks
ara pleased to learn hes a
ctice in the city.
well,
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Pp
ARKET
MARRIED
’. by Rev. W. H.
Linden
i LIBR
DIED,
Weaver, M. D., depar
rs Mills, Pa., May
onths, 7 days,
Pe
Gros, Mr.
ted i
son Me
jicine one year
na county, thes
Tuesday, do
ork a. 16. 10 4 o'clock p.m. each day
ith their assessments (aeeistants
are required Yo be in attendance
JOHN WOLF,
H. CU, CAMPBELL,
pe WALKER A. J. GRIEST,
may Commissioners,
A PMINISTRATOR 2 ROTICE ~letters of ad
£ ministration upon the estate of
Felix Burkholder, deceased, late of Potter
township, heving been lawfully granted to the
undersigned, he would respectiully request all
persons knowing themselves 10 be indebied to the
eitale to make immediate payment, and those
having olaims against the sane (0 present them
dusy authenticated for settlement. rom
mays ¥F. MM. BURKHOLDER, Adm'r,
Centre Hil, Pa
¥ FUUTRIN'E NOTICE-Jetters testamenta’
ry upon the estate of Michael
Nofiker, decessed, late of Gregg township
maving been lawiQlly franied to the under
wigned, she would respec + debi #1 all persons
Knowing themselves 10 be hd the estate to
muko fmmediate payment, snd those a
claims agninet the same 10 present then du
authenticated for settlement.
1oaprit © JANE NOPSKER, ExccSpring Mills,
ANIEL PRUTZMAN, BOOT AND
BHOKMAKES.
after April 1st will open in the Durst.
building, when he will be prepared to
make to order Boots and SBuoeas, aud do
wii kinds of rppairing. Satisfaction guar
)
able to attend to Lis practice for a fewity, to Oil City, in Venango county
days at least yet, i
-—Sunday afternoon set in with :
which continned with Hitle interruption land Jefferson counties.
all day and night of Monday, and on to £180,000,
Wednesday, wil i
SPRING MILLS,
ht Benj. Ri
Hig
} 1 i
ti could air.
x 1
ah
John ullen, for
manager of a store in this
several years]
place, hasgone| Saturday
anteed, and eb sopsonable, ke asks
a share of the public patronage, Smaryf
to Renova, to a similar occupation there, houke, wood house and can
| John was a clever little fellow whom we a lot of lumber
regret to loose, {things generally kept in such
—The ReporTER within the last few! was destroyed by fire, With cred
days was pleased 10 have calls from Mr, the house and barn were saved,
J. B. Heckman, of Gregg: Mr, Bamuel being in flames several times
{ Krumbine, late of Altoona, and a former Btonghten's
typo of this office: M. J. De ker, of Pot-
| ters Mills ; John Brackbill, of Bellefonte ;
i John Mersinger, Tussyvilie ;: Thomas
i Frazer and Ezra Smith, Benner town-
{ ship farmers, and Wm. Bible, of Spruce-
own, :
house
but discovery saved
families,
some, for the summer season
it. Mr. Bibby
of
Plaining mill has hands foil—J
Krape being housed the last
from weak back. Philip Bhook
M'Cool complain of
dren and John Hog
Shugure from the effects of which Renters in this place 1
of dozen house
* Decoration will be ol
(teorges Valley and Union of
| For delicious ice finely fla (impo
att,
Haven, May
Moore, aged 10, who
randsville, severely
named
the latter died,
| involuntary
LL.
h.--Berdie
winter at Far-
}
a schoolmate
I Lock
i inst
n are the boss
Lent
Pay
are nner
day convicted
rich
k when H. 1]
were ret
Onl
Fomlir
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ARK.
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«Hard Earned
oy
CLOTHING!
A XD
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, HATS, CAPS, CAPS,
TRUNKS, VALICES, &ec., §c
A Hat given to every purchaser ot a child's suit or boy's suit—for 30
days only.
ea suse (CF smn: mm
An eaamination of our goods and a knowledge of our
prices will convince You that ye are telling you the
Plain, Unvarnished Truth !
YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY (INVITED TO CALL AND TEST THE
TRUTH OF OUR REMARKS.
airs) pases
KEYSTONE, Olethizg
Ailegheny Street, BELLEFONTE.
Reynolds’ Opera House,
: 12aprim
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“Goldsmith Bros
IN° TROUBLE
| A
TO SHOW GOODS
i
o
BE
E HIVE
ONE
STORES
‘end to parchase or
are
EE,
ERE
1 “LOOKING To SEE Wi YoU
CAN DO
THE BEST.
the Leller a person is
scqusinted with
«8 and Rg
bers, Lhe m
2
a8
re certain
i* better known to the
nity at large than thst
y prices and excellent va~
{ gocds that
gO
TAKE
we
THE LEAD
| SILKS,
| SHAWLS
| DOMESTICS,
(ENS,
DRE=S ¢
GODS
SILKS
SHAWLS
DOMESTICUS,
LINENS,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
HOSIERY.
NOTIONS
ARPETS & O1L CLOTHS,
Merchant Tailoripg,
Gents Furnishing G
HATS & CAPS,
TE FY
1
Es i
NKS & SATCHELS,
Also Manufacturers «f the
-
celabrated
Jee Hive Overalls,” ~ Best in
the World
GOLDSMITH BROTHERS
BEE HIVE
RICE
ONE STORES!
Bellefonte Pa
N. B Don't lose sight of the fact tha
we sre still retailing carpets 26 per cent
cheaper than they can be bought else
where
UDITORE NOTICE —1n the Orphans’ Conrt of
A Centre county, in the matter of the
estate of John Hues, of Penn twp, de od. The
undersigned, an anditor appointed the Or
phane’ court of Centre conn 5 Ld advance.
decoden i un
ments if any, ascertain any n
make tribution ofany fu 0 the
nd to
id his nt at his ;
in Bellefonte, Monday Jae 4. ALI . wm. he
and where aitend.
mayan Portion foot Le DRVIS. Anditor,_
A VMITOR'S NOTICE ~In the Orpbane’ Oovirt of
Cen John Bhan
oom, The andlor an
vy Pp