a TRL SE i A A SAO THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED. KURTZ, . 4, Editor The Largest, Paper vi Centra, Cornty, i al 33 § : t $ i¥ 3 ao FukMa~+$2 por year in advange, $2.60 shen not in advance. Advertisements TH dhs’ por lhe for” then inSortions. Neurlgldnd bald younly ud's at spocisl of | Oy Be i § a0 i Rp colum par year $001 colum $45. shrrr cei try phe: ud ; : i313 CURE HorANAY KT subkeribors paying AHA gu hak ti pian 4 nad Mano gl will got a gafidit of ivppmpnihia. addi onal; asp pre run, : RE BREE bpd tb db aes For ) Cl dA ob Se. A oo — fie IID MRI RADE DOLLARS bE PHF (5 dois" by : Whitmer & Co. Snring Mills Pai Errand 19by 1 the “Tradd DOTiar--Tts’ as ghod | ag, any; of them— the Banks ir-=Brolersi~and Rail Roads 1% the sontrary, ‘notwith standing ! fe Ai hE. op fakin HUE BNI MSFT pital DCGARMAN & SON, WHITMER 4 Co “Supply Deptt” ang spt tt “ BELLEFONTE, Fl valde ia White Goods Notions, Ceotits Farnishitig Goods. Back (asi-meores a eppcinity, Sain nl It will pay youn .call TEMS LOCAL] SLA ho elas who predicted ne hot WER thi @ugnner have crept «<n 2 : v VO LUG add ies ther nn nada n raise. of money order vu telephoto, LObund JP Conds two of Penn cailad in our has 1 + 4 postal i Hic MWh it ily Hall's hvediisinets mien gacniam. Mueso, nf the gam kpearator y 1 Lec and i Loop, have parchised a Tor threshing ovain. Andrew ¥onada has his plaining mill in operation vow nt.Lobagn station. Me. 1% F. Vonady, of the same place has added a goods dapartment to his gro- cery and will 1 new rdom, of Satie'l Sto- ier Messrs wi "mi Yee Oni Gp wiilow Boalshire, Jidshe nse diM rs, Stover, ver of 1 hnsbaud’s Weeks previon Jolin Mullen, of Renova, fa REPORTER a ca! Jobin looks ss thongh Renfiva! ‘abiresd with im—#tiil Centre Hall has gtiong attractions for him yet. wi-=H. RB. Sinith, of Ferguson, appears i Assogiate WHEEA. ath, occurred o ave the in the list as a capdidate for Judie. Mr. 8. is a Mexican war vel ——Jdohn Nishel, “of Porter, eatled at] wy Offlee to inform! ne tht the “remor] iithat be had déélized as a candidate for] the pomination of Assoviate Judge, was! nnfounded. His card will be found inf proper place, Gi LiiMichie!l Rwariz wiitea'the ReroR. men from Stephenson vonntyy Ll, Joly 2: We gol aver unt wat season; wa bal nol Taig for two weeks ; we will have a goo i ‘ep of grain + oH Took fair basta will] ‘be scavce, : Mn TH. Harts fr. of % t £ leReedd Wail tn Lop——— i PoBITRRS "the Pitta Tal ae might haved «haged ot the speckled] beauties, and foupd that Tow just koew) how 10 switch em onf, and lus socceds wad auth that be 1ef¥ for ‘Bis horus re-| joicing. } sewers the evedime of bbe 4h, a large] sized balloon was phwrved hy some of} aftr people coming across the monnmin, | To the vheacrvers 7t feeined th land some | where between Nitisey mouvtara and | the pike south of bere, We juder the balloon was ona let off at Lock Haven] the Middie- a REp +t fort. We i nian 9 onr ey Ww where a jollification was going on, with hot-air balloons io the progreio, i The telephone wira at Pleasant Gap) was strack by. Jighining one night last] week. The {laid followed into Noll's ftore where the bell connected with the instrament was melted. Itknocked the talk out of thaentire line between Cen~ Ne Hall sod Bellefonte. ——Our farmers are busy harvesting “and have lurge crops. Barns Will be well filled for the first’ timevin many years, This is egeonraging, and added to the fact that much money is saved by them in purchasing clothing from Tewins & Co., there is prospect’ for good times Ahead, Farmers, gs a general thing, go i the Philad. Branch for cheap cloths ng s "The following gentlemen bave been lected ds téusteds of the State Ag. rictiltaral College of ‘Centre county ! homas J. Edge, of Chester; Leonard L. Rhohe, of Centre; 8, W. Starkweathér, ‘of Williswmsport | Jacob M. Oampbeil; of Johtstown, and Oy ris Gordon, of Clear: field, : .. > % us ~The hundreds of railroad hands in this county have found out that they “ean do more ldbor when'living tio "gro. ceries from Sechler & Co., than: the stuff honght elsewhere, ( nothing buy! what is [resh, pure and “wholesome, * HA passin though Guitie Hall Mis other slay, am ng the ne w xr I Ei, in Centre Foi hen do Lert thr Weeahline néwer dee Stros "gepanut ; ich wet not mei Wao heake, v0 ip sit 9 we call the attention of any of onr ; readers wh are in wapt of » airriod, sit- funtion, and who can'fll the bil, to the ‘alvertisement ity abother column of BR God & Co, b 1! Salesmen Walt ed.” Write to them for particulars, 28) Fresi. Mear.~James A. D : ‘Byffing Mills moat market sty slalbto Jou, Zoustaitly;} " _ veal and mation ia peason, Potters r Centre 111] and p wun Hail will be snp plied from the wagon, two days week, ari 1Dmaybm seh Bo pablic naas # LR 1 PRIA, WOE 5. ean —Cantre Hall came in for a share of tho-honore-abthe-Universit iment, nt Lewisburg, a few days ago, ‘The Devi onry Beans prize, for the best essay ou the “Ennctions of the Modern Newspaper,” was awarded to Wm, L, Kiirlz, son of the editor ofthe REPORTER, Phere. were’ fonr contestants, -ahd the judges; «Prof. Hil, LL.D. Rev. Dr. Cooper and Prof, Grofl, were unanimous ia making the award, . —' A new firm, Dinges, Vonada & Obi, had'opéned nu general store at Co barn Station. The head of the firm, Mr. C, Dinges, late of this place, is a yonng man of energy and business tact, who will'Be missed ‘here, Tn all circles —8o- cial and religions; dnd by his' numerous friends generally, le will be arhy the confidence of the people at Coburn, and we wish him ani the firm abandant sticeesl Mr; Dinges' hinving ‘closed out his general store here, will however keep open a vat under the management of hid sister, Miss Annie’ Dinges. LeiThunder showers have beon ‘the arderiofitha day and night for pearly two weeks, Week before last there waa considerable grass cut but the continuous heavy ruins spoiled it for hay. ‘Last week there were short showers nearly every day, still farmers suceeoded in getting in much hay in good condition, the weath~ or being very hot with winds favorable for drying «the mowed grass, «Saturday night avd Sunday there were heavy Laing, ~~ During the heated summer term you cant keep cool and preserve your wexlth by using a fruit diet. All the best canned and dried fruits are to, be had at Sechler’s grocery, and very low in price, They keep the choicest of these anods oaly. SendOm Friday there will be a trial of binders, on the farm occupied. by Peter Breon, 2 miles east of Centre Hall, 8ome four vr'five different machines will enter the field: ~=No# is the time to:get a cheap spmmer suit—a duster, pants, hat or any other summer garment—at the Philad. Branch, They have theee goods in large piles, all siyles, «ll prices, for men and boy=, st¥i 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than else» here. —Mr. John T. Lee, coachmaker, in this place, has jnst received a’ stock of best pais wl varnishes, manufactured n this country, a8. well as some of the best of English make, and is now pre- pared to do painting in first-Class style and quality, and st 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, pr _— 1 OH trimming or paint. 2 Mit l eeie SPRING MILLS ITEMZ, for Spring Mills Academy appearance, for a larger attend- than any other previous term. Boardin?'ean be had from $2.00 to $2.50 per week. Hoard of Trade in this place agreed ta take the trade dollars at par value, Hay making about over—most of the farmtrs commenced cutting grain. Wheat'and barley crops have not Jooked better the last ten years than the pres ent one—some think state rule accounts for it. -y I'r MTHOCLS tes AIIM Sr A CARD. A rumor having gone abroad that I mad withdrawn as 6 candidate for Asso. slate Mudge.” 1 desire to. contradict this rept, and ipformall my friends that I ave been in the fleld without any such intention’ ny 10 this time nod expect to jewimin # canilidste sur jedt to the ded sion ef the. bem Co, Convention, and gall feel greatful to all for their support, JOHN RISHEL, Centre Hil, Ju'y, 1883, ST. ELMO. HOTEL, Na 815 & 810 Arch Street, Philadelphia Roduced rates w $200 per day. Toe traveling (uiblee will siiil ind st this Ho tel the seine siheral provision fer. their comfort. 1t is located in the immediale centres of business and pisces of amuses as sll parts of She eily, are cusily wOcessible by Street Uses constantly passing the doors. It nffats special inducements 0 those visiting the city for business or pleasure . ‘mepectial solicited. Your patrotiage 1 JO3 M. EEGER, Err spran wn prt A —— RE-OPENING OF THE SPRING MILLS ACADEMY. The [all term’ of this institution will dpen on the 23d of July, 88, under the advice ‘of Prof. D. My Wolf, and will continue for a term of fen weeks. All persons desiring to prepare for teaching, or entrance into coliege, will find this a very desirable place to do 80. No pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction, For farther informaticn or reference address PROF, LEWIS ROBB, Prov. D. M. Wory,' ‘Principal, or di J. Gerxoses, Spfing Mille, Pa. ne i . PENN'S VALLEY, The Fall Term of this. Academy will in July 30, 1883. Bpecial attention be given (o'those preparing to teach. Fuilion from $1 to $8, Erne froma 82 to $2 r week. . Wor HOSTERIAN, A. M, "120188 ie © Principal. | MUSICAL INSTRUCTION! | ersigned will beginn term al J actions on the n fn, commencing July 30, 1 and continuing ten ‘weeks, Classes will be organized ab Aarons) a vicinity, Arrangements at po Hi ian to, 8000 froin a distance who tre Tos eoiving mudical instruction, Terms mods erate, Good hoarding oan be procured at reasonable rates. Persons expecting to take lessons shoald apply immediately #0 that the necessary ar may ba effected. For further I ap- ply in person, 4 kis obbesnins li Adbsiseniiudinissie (Jon Prisms, — Having added some] naw {ones of job tyke to our office, and onery at low we oan frais 1000 ort fo dow tices, $1.75; raled bill heads at $340 per 1000, and letter heads at same low rates, for cash, Mr, N.C. Meyers, Reading, Pay i: 1 fonud RA 1 vghies ts gg an einer oso dovilty Jaen THO TE 5 Be a wei A ay Yiiis AON uid oid Jie wip ——_ The undersigned hereby greatfully ac- Fenowledges the reception of a nice pres. ent from her friends in the Penns Creek {luther congregation, Accept the wearty thanks for this kind remember ance of one who highly appreciates and sincerely reci racnipn the kind feelin which prompted this foken of love an esteem, C. Tosvrinson, Aaronsburg, Pa. cf MO (St dh. ANA ati RT MADISONBURG ITEMS, Some talk of Rev. Whitmeyer preach; ing on fats founded on the copstruction of the Brooklyn bridge. T. O. Moyer re- edived his new buss, which heintenes to runto the Penndvalley cave, twice weeks The. brickJayers are about fin» ishing up the church; it wili no doubt be ote of the finest in the valley. ASSOCIATE JUDGE. We are authorized to announce that John Rishel, of Potter, will be a candi- date for Associdte Judge, subject to dem- peratic usages, We are authorized to announce that Henry I. Smith, of Ferguson township, will be a candidate for Associate Judge, subject to Democratic usages. We are anthorized to announce that Daniel Fleisher, of Potter, will be a can- didate for, Associate Judge, subject to democratic usages. We are authorized lo announce that Dr. J. IL. Smith, of Pine Grova Mills, will be a candidate for Associate Jndge, sub- Jeet to democratic usages, : ” . - PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. Philadelphia, July 9—Flour is dnll. Grain is firmer, Cotton is dull and easy at 108 for middling uplands, Flour and Meal—Flour is inactive and weak. Sales of 1,100 barrels, indluding Minnesota ¢x- tras at’ 5.006.6.00; Pennsylvimin family at 4.874G62.5.00; western do, at 5.50(06.12} and patents at 6.25a7.25. Rye flour is dall at 3.50 per barrel, At the open board, second call, wheat was dall and lower, with 1. bid and 1.14 asked for No 2 red, July; 1.13} bid and 1.14 asked for August: 1.15 bid ‘1.158 asked for September; 1.16 bid and 1.17 asked for October. Corn was easier with 558 bid and 50 asked for sail, mixed July; 60 bid and 61 asked for August; 62 bid and 62} asked for ‘September; 02 bid ind 64 asifed for October. Onls was steady, with 44} bid and al asked for No 2 white. July; 40§ bid and 41} asked for Angust; 38 bid and 39 asked for Seép- tember: 38 bid and 39 asked for October, Lock Havexy Manxer. Ip m. 124 i Sutter, 15 10 20 ota. per hy; opps, 18 to 22 cts. per doz; potatoes, old ‘80 eta, per bushel; new, 40 cts. per peck; chickens, 60 to 80 cts, per pair; lard, 16 cts, per Ib; apple butter 80 cts, per gal; corn, 80 cia, per bu; oats, 55 cts, per bu; beans, 85 to 40 cts. per peck; cabbage plants, 10 cts per doz; strawberries, 10 to 18 cts. per « peas, in pod, 40 cts, per peck; shelled, & cis, per qt; currants, 10 cts. per qt ried; 4 to 6 vis. per gt, ILLS MARKET ib cher. SPRING M Whest—Red.... Bye... Corn, shelled, O8ia...oceorire RSA Baokw Beth... coi. coe desmpe cries sa Barley ..couceisres Cloverseed THOMBY, BRET ooo cn con svmsms comimsputines sons Plaster, grotnd pee ton... Flour, per Darrel... coo comes . Butter, 15 ¢; tallow, bt: lard, 12; ham, 15; shomider, 12; baron or side, eg pe aid cars pew @ 2 doen, 14 cents, ? mrrected weekly by 1. J, Grenolie, COAL~Pea, 3, &; Chestout, 4.75; Egg, 4.95. JURORS-AUGUST COURT. GRAND JURORS ~Liberty—~T 8 Winslow Robb, A C Bowes... Mation-Wm, lryis belm~Jaooh Alters, F I Moyer Walkers) Corman Benner--W H Taylor, Fred, Taylor Howard Jax. B Hall Ut A Hsil, H Id digas, Bogey-Wm, Kiipe, And. Healow Philipebtug—R Kincade, Bl Laport Harris Chas, Moore Belicfonte-A J Brown, NM Dolan Spowshoe—-Wm. Quick odayior—B V Fink Milesbusg-M M Laughlin, TRAVERSE JURORS Bogis—L R Lingle, 1 8halte © C Eckert, J ¥F Weaver, Jes. Nail, C M' laughlin... Palion-W L Furst, John Moser, I Gray Bellefoute~D Z Kline, Jacob Fisck, A Sternberg, Jas. Dolan, 1 © Miller... Walker—Jacob Dunkle, Ed, Peck Fergowon—i G Brett, J M Moyer, J BE mith, P 8 Gray .....Phillpsburg-8 Shuddt, J ¥ Gray, J J Sanford, A Atherton... Howand--1 Reber, Bi We ber... Haines ~John € Stover, ¥ Dutweller, J D Bower... Rush—R M'Cord, T Vaughn Liberty ~Jud, BR Bumgardoer, H A Snyder... Millheim- Sam’l Welser, jr, M Ulrich... Spring_Alex Mi jer, Henry Harman, H H Griftith. Show Shoe J Jacobs, J Delany... Benner—J P Fralgler, H A Koarr..... Half n, John A Hunter, John Ward awe Woah, W Woodring......Mies, Chas, IH Brum. Migsburg, J i Spring, Daniel Stove, LQ; =n & Miles—J H Delong Bpring—Al Stim June 24, al Btone Mill, Potter town- ship, Annie Barnes 7 years, 11 months, and 9 Jays. She sollered in- tensely, bat now rests. Jane 27, in Tusseyville, Mra, Catherine Lighty, 75 years. Mrs. Light about 18 years sgo baried her husband, who_ died of consumption, Her seven children’ died of the same disdase, and now she has followed also, dying under the lingering touch of sonsumption ; she rests in peace. . EF, On 25 June, near Rebersburg, Mrs, Polly Royer, wile of Col. H. Royer, aged 82 years, D months, 26 days. Mother Royer was one of those hardy, hearty persons who enjoyed a long life without any particular bodily affliction. She made no trouble to her husband or children. Only about three days before she died she began to ail ; very soon she away from time to eternity with. out suffering. Almost 62 years she was er evening came, She was sati with life ; she deserved to depart and hve in a better country, Peace to her ashes, : ‘ W. MM. Laxos, For the Cextar Reror TER. Departed this life, at Snow Shoe, June 16th Amanda M., wife of Jolin T, Lucas, aged 21 years months and 22 days. Though trained in the Sabbath sebool and to attendances upon divine worship in the house of God, the deceased while in th had failed to give to the claims of Christ on the inter. the eexorcise of Hales adv. in Berowren: Bale of repl edtate of Joo, Keen of Penne Henry Keen, Sale of personal property of K. Runkle, det’d. Hale of réal profudty of John Hinebath, deed, rman —————-—o MADISONBURG ITEMS. The brick-layers for the lLaniheran church are about finishing up their part of the work: Rev, P. Whitméyer, Evan gelical pastor, will hold his quarterly conference in this place, July 15, The voine of the reaper is once more beard in the land. Elias Miller has taken charge of the new mail ronle, The 17 year locusts will not appear until 1585 the last appeared in 1863, The early po-| tato crop promises to be large. Green | apples will scon be having a cirens with! 2% 0 Years 840 With mood burs 40d Oihe: » . a ’ 4 4 I0F6 3 i IRATE JW ELA LL boys, We are BOTY to note (Haat Mia. of choise fron, furmiwe!l watered by good Dan. Hoy is confined to her bed. Boring: 5 0 te aris ion 3 eo + : a yh ispriogs, iand in excellent condition The chickens are reported ripe In Penns val-i oon 0 (he ground are reserved, No bets ley. ‘Onur friend 1. B. Btover ‘claims $0{¢or farm in the county have killed the first of the season a few! No, 2 Censieh of two picees of ground days ago, which would go to show that) in the borough of Millben, and marked he is a successful poultry fancier a8 well in the general plan of said town as lots as a farmer. Andrew Ocker han loelv! Nos, 0 & 12, sach enntaining in breadth purchased an elegant span of korses Ainlong Main street forty ning und one-half ghort time ago at a echool ia this coun- (feel. On theta Joh i erécted a fine large try, during a lesson on the animal king LUD ko A ND BHO Pac es . dom—the teacher put the following ques-| 7 (1 1 heonsist of TEN ACRES OF : . +6 4 IBUILLDING LOTS, in the borough of tion: Can any boy name an avimal of) we iq © Go Hifi arasf being in the the order of edentata, that is a. front] giarn pars of ssid borough and the oth- tooth toothless animal ? A boy whore]er 141 in east an part iboth being special face beamed with pleasure at the proé- iy ddepted for building purposes poct of a good mark replied, I can.l Possession of thesn soverel tracts 10 be Well, what is:the animal ? My grands given onordel ri April 1, 1834, mother, replied the boy in great glee,| TERME! Five pir cent of purchase and I'm going to sell all our bulter and vo Bo paid when property id knock and eggs to 1. E. Bhafer and buy her a ®% © une Lhitd ol wry cash upon new set of teeth from Mr. losterman, : S114, Ung $hird Ih one Yan Is anybody Waiting on you, said a pole}; she death of Vrs Rp b. dry-goods clerk toa ngdy from an §# Ww UL Gare « Wilh interest thereon boring town who had just entered thels, ba paid Fer antoslly Said two Inst store ; yes gir, replied the blushing dame! by bord snd sel, that's my fellow ontside, be wouldn't come in ; he is waiting for me to go with him to Madisonburg to bay dre-good and provisions ty begia with, {)PruARS COURT BALE i purendnes of ! Court obenire Uoupiwanera will be ag posed to pablicssle on the premises in the boroieh of Mithoim on’ Friday, August 17, 1885, as 1 0 clock 1x mn the following described real estate lute the property of Jahn Kaen, decwssed, No, 1. Consists of a valuable tract of FARM LAND situste in the township of Penn, two miles west of the borough of Millheim on each side of the Old Fort and Miflinburg Turnpiza, eontaining TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES, .nekt mendure, survey thereof 10 be made before dav of sale, Upon this tract thers are THIRTY acres of white pine, ehastinut and onk timber, a Two ory Frame Dwelling Jlouse bailt only of 1G, x 5 sulin « or with interest Fite secured om % {11 aid iN RY KEEN, Trustee, house eeping! E 451.54 8 Cholera is Me, Jas. W , Wrigh says: | ir ay hearthtirn, whish Brown's oatirely relieved.” pa Brus NS J the iste residence of Joh decd'd. in Polar townaiin gust 18, 1885, the following wide, bounded and dmerihe Two los pf ground, ning ata post thenos porches t y Along 194 perches tn west 40 porches Lo slope west 2.5 perches to wes B prrehes In a 0° west 15 perches | Containing S1X » thereon erected a} other outbuildings And the other there north by Simen Ruble Danie! Fleisher, rich, containing {oar ser no buildings. tewalt, Wrights: i | guile rt pr fw i tarp Ein an the & Terms of ssle. ~One-this chase money 10 be paid on cord 1 ance in two years with interest red payments (0 be secored by m: Tigage on the premises. Oel menuce stl p.m ADAM KRUMERIL VERT, the cominunity will find Gghal 10 apy io the counly Ip : 3 and beast, and Give it a trial, — DONT YOURSOWTIATONE arned YWealth” HE Best Goods for the Least Money? Of course you koow it, nad ia order that you may know that we kvow it, we want to remivd you that we are now oilering at - 4 4 “llard | 13T0 BUY WHERE YOU CAN GET Rediculously Low Frices ! ONE OF /THE LALCEST AND BEST BELECTED 5TO/KS OF # ASD GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, HATS, lO PS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALICE. 2) Py § Cc A Hat given to every purchaser of a ehild's suit or boy's swit—fur 30 days only. “ : bt sn Cf An examination of our goods end a fnowiedge of our prices will eonvinee wou thal weave telling you Plain, Unvarnished. Truth! YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AND TEST THR TRUTH OP OUR REM A RKY : il i ih panes svn } opines KEYSTON » oh * EP Reyn lds; Opera House, Allegheny Stage, | BEL Reyn FH oxeeny Duget, LI § | " Goldsmith Bro's N° TROUBLE TO 85..0W GOOLS Lo this spiviy all visitors nreraceived of the BEE HIVE ONE PRICE BTORES Whether you intend to purdimse or are only “ITOOKING T0 BEE WHERE © CAN 37 DO TE BEST" in fact the Lotter a person is acquainted with prices and goods clsowhere, Lhe wore corlain WE ARE TO SECURE THEIR PA TRONAGE Nothing ie batar wnown to tha can nunily st large than thst for low prices and axcellent va riety of goods (hut we TAKE TUE LEAD Over and Above All Other Competitors DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS LINENS, RIBBONS, LACES, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, DRE-S 40ODS, BILKS, SHAWLS, DOMESTIUS, LINENS, RIBBONS, LACES, HOSIERY NOTIONS, CARPETS & OlL CLOTHS, Merchant Tailoring, Gents Furnishing Gade HATS & CAPS, Ril TE io T UNKS & SATCHEL 8 % Also Manufacturers of the relabmuted "Bee Hive Overails,” Best in GOLDSMITH BROTHERS DEE WIVE ONE PRICE STORES! 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