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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Cextre Harn, Pa, Jun 28, 1883,
~The following places in our town
have telephone connection with the out-
side world : The Rerorrer office, Woll's
store, Meyer'sihotel, C. Dinges’ store and
Jooobs,
Dr,
» Dr. Alexander, of our town, has hi
The Largest Paper in Centre County,
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are anthorlzed to announce that
Daniel Fleisher, of Potter, will be a can-
didate for! Associate Judge, subject to
democratic nsages.
We are authorized to announce that
The complicated diseasss brought on by
such symptoms as loss of memory, univers
snl Inesitude, heart disease, kidnoy coms
plaints, liver troubles and a general hreaak~
A AT CSA
REOPENING OF THE SPRING
“@'Y MILLS ACADEMY. :
The fall terms of this institution will
‘83, under the
Wolf, and will
Terms ~$2 por year in advance. $2.60|perimented on hatching chickens artifi- | pr, J. R. Smith, of Pine Groves Mills, will or entrance into college, will find this a
ing down of health and mrength, When
when not in advance.
20 cents per line for three insertio
Yoarly and half yearly ad's at specia
rates,
One colum per year $904 colum $456.
po-Hereafler all subscribers paying
their subseription in advance, will get n
credit of two months additional as a pre
mium,
For Completeness and Variety
of Stock the
THE FAIR & SUPPLY DEPOT,
Spring Mills, Penn’a,
‘ Takes thelCake.”
for shopping like ’'em “in this
No place
neck o'-theswoods.
WHITMER & Co
“Supply Depot”
G.R. S & Co.
THE FAIR”
D. GARMAN & SON,
BELLEFONTE, PENNA,
Dealers in White Goods,
Notions,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Black Caslimeres a specialty.
28jun tf It will pay you to call.
cain cessmesm— —————————————
LOCAL ITEMS.
Farmers have commenced {0 mow,
—— Rain set in again on Mouday even:
ing.
We issue our 8th supplement this
week,
——Milllieim has appointed a 4th of
July jollification,
——Sammer suits at the Philad.
Jranch at the very lowest prices. Boys’
suits from $2.50 up, and excellent goods
al that,
— Next week—being 4th of July
week—according to an old custom in all
newspaper offices, there will be no pa-
per icsued from this office, for which we
ask the indulgence of our kind readers.
Reuben Gramley, of Miles, reports
the cut-worm as doing great damage to
corn in Brushvalley. One of his fielde
has been almost totally destroyed.
The Mifilin county Grange pie nie,
meets at Three Locks, 5 miles west of
Lewistown, Aug. 10.
Mr. G. P. Rarick, of Potters Mills,
favored cur sanctum with a call, the oth-
er day.
———Mr. Isaiah Boob, one of Haines
township's best farmers, called upon the
REPORTER.
—A negro, John H. Alexander, has
been admitted to the West Point milita-
ry academy.
Julian Fleming who has been adver-
tigsing the Deering binder in onr local
columns for seversl weeks has sold quite
a number of machines.
~The RerorTER office now has tele-
phone connection with Dellefonte and
other points. The line was completed
to Centre Hall this week,
—— Read ad. of Valentines Store Co,
who are now in their new and elegant
rooms, in Bush's block, with the most
extensive stock of goods in this part of
the state,
~The Centre Hall schools closed on
last Friday, each one winding up with
an ey is pienie. The young ladies
and gentlemen of Prof. Hosterman's se-
lect school pic-niced on Nittany moun-
tain; Miss M’Cormick’s school in Mr.
Shultz's woods, and Mrs. Sbirk’s school
in the grove at the lower end of town,
~The first thing a city man does
when he becomes rich is to buy a farm,
move into the country and bankrupt
himself trying to raise enough to keep
him from starving. A rich countryman,
on the other oy buys a brewn-stone
front in the city and becomes interested
in stocks, with a like result, The sensi-
ble man always buys—his] groceries at
Sechlers.
The American Agriculturist for July
presents a great variety of interesting
and valuable matter. We give a few
of the many topics treated : Stone
Bridges, Commercial Fowls, Stems of
Plants, Home Made rs, Winter Rad-
fishes, Water Lillies, Hide and Horn
Furniture, Home-Made Tents, Home-
Made Butter-workers, Enemies of the
Melon Vines, Evaporating Fruits and
Vegetables, Sheep Boab, Preventing For-
est Fires, Application of Plant Food.
Price $1.50 a year. Orange Judd Co,
Publishers, 751 Broadway, N. Y.
~—We call the attention of any of our
readers who are in want of a sit
uation, and who can fill the bill, to the
advertisement in another column of R.
GG. Chase & Co., headed “Salesmen Want-
ed,” Write to them for particulars, 28j3t
«Mr, Emanuel Brown, of the Cum-
mings H Bellefonte, called 0 the
Ran, Hr, Brown is a er land-
q
lord, and kee 3 bo, by
ty of everything to eat, and good, o
fashioned opokits,
«Boots and shoes, suited for all
ages, eexes, and occu from
plow-maan, to the finest and handsomest
goods worn by the 1 man or
the most fashionable lady, always in
Shout vatiety, and low in pris, at &
es.
Mrs. M. R
cheerfully fy to the al effects
of Brown
's Iron Bitters in curing general
Sor n Nunes i iotherts
market so
stall-fod beef, constantly, also veal
and mutton in season.
Centre Hill and Penn be sup
plied from the wagon, two each
week, 1
Jon Privnso.~Having added some
new founts of to our
ok of atonery Flow prim, an
ro printed en
roled bill ate per
letter heads at same rates, for cash,
—- Mrs. Royer, wife of Col. Henry
Royer, near Rebersburg, died on last
Monday night. She was about 82 years
Scarce a dav but Camp's furniture
wagon is observed going out with new
furniture to some purchaser. Wedo not
overstate when we say that Jou can get
furniture, elegant and stylish as any
made in the city, and at lower prices, at
Camp's Centre Hall furniture rooms
than elsewhere in this part of the state.
Go and see his goo ls before purchasing
elsewhere,
A new town, to be called “Peale,” in
honor of Ex-Senator Peale, of Lock Ha-
ven, has been laid out by the Clearfield
Bituminous Coal Campany, on the Mo-
shannon, midway between Kvlertown
and the iron bridge on the new road
leading to Snow Shoe. The plot has
been made with public squares and
parks, lots for churches, school houses
and hotels.
-——A young man by the name of
Turner was arrested at Spring Mille, a
few days ago, by officers from Chicago.
He was employed in a jewelry store, and
after bis departore some 83000 worth of
jewelry was miss ny, and it was thought
he had it. The young man was raised in
our valley, and we trust he mav be able
to show his inn eense, Mr. M'Clintick
went Turner's bail for $6,000, We have
no farther particulars,
—Swiss and Nainsook embroideries,
lace and white dress goods—new and
elegant lines—at the Bee Hive. 2
The Deering selfbinder has the most
perfect cutting apparatus in the world ;
an ironjcuiter-bar; malleable iron, steel
plated guards, bolted ani not riveted to
cutter-bar ; a sickle driven with ease,
steady motion from the rear, and having
a stroke of 7 inches
The Deering has the simplest, strong-
est and most easily operated raising de-
vices in the world,
The main wheel of the Deering, al~
though it has been imitated by many,
is the finest piece of work in this line on
any binder.
he face of the main wheel is broad ;
the weight and draft of binder is light,
go the Deering does not mire or stick.
The canvas elevators automatically ad-
just themselves to bulk of grain; never
clog or choke. Gordon & Landis, Belle-
fonte, ege its ; or Julian Fleming, Centre
Hall. A Deering binder to be seen at
Centre Hall.
The frontispiece for the July number
ot Harper's Magszioe is an exquisitely
beautifal engraving from F. 8. Chareh’s
pictare, “A Witch's Daughter” The
number is very rich in illustratione, and
its table of contents presents strong lit-
erary attractions, and are more than us
ually interesting and varied. The edito-
rial departments are timely and inter-
esting as usual, and the Editor's Drawer
is especially good.
~The rainy spell we bave had in the
last 12 or 15 days has not only had a
wonderful effect on the growth of vege-
tables, but it bas caused cessation in
farm work, which was pot (0 good use
by farmers and their wives in making
their purchases of family groceries at
Sechler's, where they sinays tike ther
produce snd get the bes: prices for
same and lay io a supply of the purest
and best family groceries to he found
anywhere,
—For honest dealing in bots and
shoes, genuioe goods, low prices, and a
guarantee with every article purchased,
to the store of Doll & Mingle in the
rockerhoff house block, and you .will
never miss,
There is great distress among the na-
tives along Labrador cost. Spring sup-
plies have not arrived.
— Best standard prints, latest styles,
just reduced to 6 cents, at the Bee Hive.
—- New stock of lace parasols and sun
umbrellas, at the Bee Hive, 2
~——Special sale of ladies’ muslin un-
derwear, slightly soiled, at a surprisiog
reduction at the Bee Hive. 2
~My. John T. Lee, coachmaker, in
this place, has just received a stock of
best paints and varnishes, manufactured
in this country, as well as some of the
best of English make, and is now pre-
pared to do painting in first-class style
and quality, and at moderate charges.
Any of our readers wishing a buggy,
wagon or sleigh painted, will not regret
having given Mr. Lee their order, as he
will put on a shine that cannot be ex-
celled in this section. Give him a trial
and be convinced, He is also prepared
to do all kinds of repair work on wood,
trimming or paint. 2
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BLOCK Haves Manker—Butter, 15 to 15c per
Pound; potatoes, SOc per bushel; chickens 60 10
JC per pair; lard 16c pound; apple butter,
He pet Bam foc per bushel; egg 18 ~
. nts, 10¢ per dozen ; onion sets, 8C
per quart ; tomate plans 15¢ per dozen ; oats Jo
per bu; strawberries, 10 to 18 per quart; ; in
pod, 40¢ per peck ; shelled, 23¢ per quart ; currents
per quart ! cherries, 10¢ per quart.
ST. ELMO HOTEL,
No B17 & 819 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
uced rates to $200 per day. The
traveling public will still find at this Ho-
I the same liberal provision for their
comfort. It is located fn the immediate
centres of business and places of amuses
ment and different railroad depots, as well
48 sll parts of the city, are easily accessible
Street Cars constantly passing the
oors, It offers special inducements
to those visiting the city for business or
re.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
» " 1308. M. FEGER, roprietor,
UMMINGS HOUSE,
EMANCEL BRO AELLETONTR, PA.
ira
this hotel eq 1
Story respect,
pA
ALE. Wi at
Potters Mi Sa Saturday
the following
Musicar, Co ah
Mel Deuare-This
of six weeks Jul 1 at
Pa. F - porticalar addres
er, M Director.
be a candidate for Associate Judge, sub-
FOURTH OF JULY GOODS.
I would respeetiully inform the people
of Centre county that I have received an
entirely new stock of
"ire Crackers,
Rockets,
Roman Candles,
And a general stock of
— Fireworks —
No old stock ; all new and will be sold ut
bottom prices,
Also fishing tackle, revolvers, and a geu-
eral stock of sporting goods,
Remember the place, Desunen’s,
High street, Dellefonte.
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JURORS—-AUGUST COURT.
GRAND JURORS. —~Liberty--T 8 Winslow,
Robb, A C Bowes Marion~Wm. Irvin !
helm—Jacob Alters, ¥ FP Mover Walker
Corman Benner--W H Taylor, Fred, Taylor...
Howard--Jas. BB Hall... .Union-A Hall, H 14
dings Logios—Wm Kiine, And. Healon
Philipsburg~R Kincade, B | Laport..... Harris
Chas, Moore... Bellefonto—A J Brown, M Dolan
Bonowshoe-Win, Quick Miles—Jd H Delong
B V Fink... Spring Stine...
M M'Laughlin,
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Boges—L R Lingle, I Bhultz, C ¢ Eckert, J F
Weaver, Jus, Noll, C M'Laughliin Patton—-W L
Furst, John Musser, 1 Gray Bellefonte
Kline, Jacob Flack, A Sternberg, Jas. Dolan,
Miller. alkor i Dunk! Ed. Peck
er, B smith, P
it, J VY Gn
D
Jacob
5.J M
Sam'l Welser, jr. M Ulricl Bp. ing— Alex
ler, Henry Harman, H H Grithith snow She
J Jacobs, J Delany Benner--J P Frajgler, HR
Kuarr Half Mc unter, John Ward
Worth, W Wood H Brum
i spring, Daniel
ng,
es, Chas,
gart Milesbung,
Wian
JOHN WANA
wanted ber mo
wids sho was 8
, they'd have them
when we saw the
iy for us i 1
rd pay for them. This
all right and toge
satiated mother
I so wanted yo
me select the en
Indias Swiss, I thin
& finger And thio lad
and you'll say so
2 Hits
vedl 10 mateh is just lovely,
Aher sald the saving
pay for our trip : .
y cali he Desement, there is the
{ feveryiing wanted in a hotse-ex
cept i wear-toat 1 ever saw. Just as
manyavenues and streets and stores here as up
stairs. A light, busy-lookiug place it is §
while I didnt Know where the pulls of wind cam
from, and fancied some young fellows were blow
ing my nbbons about when | passed them, but it
was cool alr from We pipes that keep the place wo
delightful.
At noon we evn took our dinner in a rostaure
ant kept for the visitors, and had a nice rest in
the parlors, with books, papers, and writing rua.
terials ; and an orchestra (or orchoestreon they
call it) playing iu the pext room.
Gh Wiis
To-morrow morning we are going fo spénd in
the musetun upstairs. Tom found it out prow!
ing round at lunch time. Mother says this is the
shoppiug trip she's made in forty years-at
least a week s work done in one day, Don't for
get. Heokie, that what I've toid you about Sallie's
sentl, J give you just oxactly a¢ ib was given me
in strict conndence, Come and sec me when 1 get
back : I'll have ota and lots 0 toll you. We've
saved so much time shopplog that father says we
may ae well put in two or three days’ sightseeing
if we want to; but he don’t think wo'll find any
hotse as roomy and pleasant as the Grand Pepor
Love to everybody. Affectiousiely
. sore,
P. 8.~We bought some summer dress patterns,
Just too sweet for gn thing Light foumy flecks
, like
pan a shaded songri the waves when the
tide comes in—real seashore fi
f nary, isn't iL?
P. 8. No. 2 You dosr oid girl, 1 Aid't finish tell:
ing you what the India Swiss and Ince vell were
for—-so | didn't-but you guessed it, of course,
Shatite Ja mp not provoked me exactly,
@ (hher ng, you know, Tom toares me
and calls it “the pro and con® Well, 1 had to 160
ed dear Charlie have his own way ; and it was
andy to come to town now ; and we've got ov.
ug for housekeeping right hero, from parlor
ts to tin cups. You'll wish me joy, I know,
a
——
Gal MARRIED
n 17, by Rev. W. M. Landis, Mr,
Daniel T, Rover of Boonville, % Miss
Lizzre E, Snyder, of Logansville, C inton
county,
On Jane 17, by Rev. 8. E. Fast, Mr,
Alfred Osman, of Boalsburg, and Miss
Mary E. Mersinger, of y ville,
TE
At Rebersburg, on 21 instun', Mr,
Tac Zager, Ce OF years: n,n
SALESMEN WANTED.
PERMANENT BM aang for X Ontek,
1
paid.
3 TH CHASE NU
, Champion
, and all the most
tain, Only ¥ wi
sos Phiadelphia, pa,
¥
thus afflicted, when the least exertion]
causes great fatigue, whon life seems a
burden, use the reliable strengthening
you sure relief,
upon honor.
everybody in the vicinity.
true sense all our
Nineteen full lines of Men's Bulls.
One full Hine of Men's Bulla...
One fall line of Men's Suits
Two full lines of Men's Buita.......
Nine full lines of Youths’ Suits
Six full lines of Youths' SBuita......
One full line of Youths Salts,
Two Full lines of Youths’ Bulta,,
One full line of Large Boys’ Suits
Two full lines of Bmall Boys’ Bulls
One full line of Small Boys’ Builts
Three full lines of 8Bmall Boys’ Bal
Clothing.
whole newspaper.
for trade than this.
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dress
Row,
webs BEES.
No poins
PROF, LEWIS ROBB,
Principal,
Spring Mills, Pa.
Bs
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TO SA
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BATS, H4Ts,
TRUNKS,
A Hat given to every purche ser
days only. ‘
TRUTH OF OUB’* REMARKS.
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an
Goldsmith Bro's
TO SOW GOODLS
In this spirit all visitors uraraceived st tle
BEE HIVE
ONE PRICK
STORES
fa
Whether you intend purchase or sre
only
T0 SEE WHERE YoU
CAN DO
THE BEST.”
* LOOKING
In fact the belter a person is
nequait ted with
prices snd goods
elsewhera, the more certain
WE ARE TO SECURE THEIR Pa
TRONAGE
Nothing i» better known to tha
com nunity st large than that
fur low prices and sxeslionl va
riety of goods that we
TAKE THR LEAD
Over and Abova All Other Competitors
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
DOMESTICS,
LINENS,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS,
PRE:8 GOODS,
SILKS,
SHAWLS,
DOMESTICS,
LINENS,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
HOSIERY,
NUTIONS
CARPETS & OILICLOTHS,
Merchant Tailoring,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
HATS & OAPS,
T UNKS & SATCHE 1»
Also Manufacturers of the celabrated
* Bee Hive Overalls,’ — Best in
the World,
GOLDSMITH BROTHERS
BEE HIVE
ONE PRICE STORES!
Bellefonte, Pa
N. B —Don't lose night ofthe fuel tha
wa are still retailing on 2 5 yer can
b suppl Jee
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knowledge of our
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