and the stranger gave a note fur $1500 to Mr. Young for sixty days. Mr. Young began investigating, and found that he had been swindled. On Saturday he informed the Sheriff, and before night the agreeable young strang- er was in the cooler, When the case was called to-day Mr. Young was nowhere to be found, and the prisoner was held until 20 ‘clock for ithe appearance of his accuser, butat2o ‘clock no complaint & came, and the prisoner was discharged, An hour later Young came steaming into the justiov’s office and ine quired for the prisoner. His sorprise and chagrin when he found he had been discharged because of his non-aj- pearance may be immagioeds He explained that a friend of Eckert took him out of town on the promise to get the $1500 note and in that way freed Eckert, and he discovered, too late, that be was victimized, simply to keep him away from the e.uwit-room until the prisoner should be discharged. An ef fort was made to re-arrest Fckert, but he bal left the town. THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor Cextre Hann, PA. Aug. 28, 1883, CENTRE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE FOR 1883, Name, Pp. 0. Address. J. M. Kichline....... Bellefonte Chas. Smith.. B.A. MoQuistion.... ira C. leathers... James P, Jones F.P. Musser.......... Gi. G. Herlinger..... Sol Schmidt AY. Carpenter. : P.J. McDonald. Wm. Ishler Frank F. Adams... Milesburg Henry Meeker Pine Glen John ROOP...cociairirions Lemont Join MeCloskey......... Romola TT. MeCormick.. State College i W. Walker... ~Roek Springs og 5 PP John Coldron..... Spring is Greg x N. r Wm. Luce....... Farmers Mills EY. I. P. Stover..... .. Woodward Ww. Pr Geo. Bower... CAaronshurg iN miw ) 1. H. Griftin........Slormestown B 4 Me or P: D. W. Meyer... Boalsburg Howard John Glenn, . Hewat 0s John I: Miles - “ Huston James P. Leinn. Blanchard Marion 1. J. Hoy... cn Walker | Miles i Ellis B. Shaffer... Madisonburg Patton Agnew Sellers, Jr Filmore Penn P. HH. Stover Coburn Potter bD. J. Meyer Centre Hall - SATE) BIACK. . cocoa I R88Y iil William Culle mn. _Philipst 1. T. Everly.........5andy R Soaring E. OC. Wood... 8 0w Shoe wm. BR. Haynes. Taylor Hey warn Blowers Union . K. Emerick. 3 oseph Emeric k. M. 8 Spotts WAM. ¢ District, Belle fonte N.W. B.W Ww. W. boro, How ard Howard Milesburg Millhelm C Phtlipsburg IW SW Unionvie boro Benner twp. Boggs - Burnside College Curtin Fe J. 0.1 r. Millheim Philipsburg «Fleming Bellefonte Haines a - FERIE'S EXPERIENCE. ANOTHER CURE UTTER LLY ¥ WITHOUT A PRE CEDENT Erie, Pa.. Sept. 10, 1851. ~ Dr. Hartm in: +I cannot but express my thanks to you | for the great benefit 1 receiv. d from the use of Peruna and Manalin One bottle 8 of each p! scad me squar«ly on my feet, Fleming | wfter a long sickeess, whic h had nid we _Hublersburg iin bed and then left me lame and erip- HE of E Matilda (p ‘ed. Three days vse of these remedies ‘hairman, [dispensed with the can a and ina week | Lo perfectly well, J. Ww RIGHT, | Business Agent, Erie Ne vening Herald” Ask your Druggist for Dr. Hartman's or n act rece ty pissed by| book on the “Ills of Life.” He will give According to a ¥ lit gratis, If not address Dr H. at Osborn the legislature and sigued by the Gov-| ernor, dentists must register in the re-| corder’s ‘office of the county in whicb| Musely sentenced to 12 years for kill they reside, the_ diploma or certificate {ing Powell, hung himselfin the Sunbury provided for by a former act If they] Jail, have no such diploma or certificate they | Pennsylvania will have no state fair must make affidavit before some authors |! his year, The new buildings will not : 3 I oticad ibe ready before 1584, ized person that they have practic Mrs. Eliza Craddick, 918 6th stree’ three years, snd shall have this affidavit] Harrisburg, Pa., says: I" found speedy recorded. Dentists who disobey the act|reliel from inc ligestion and bad blood by using Brown's Iron Bitters, Rush Walker Worth 8 WALKER, secretary. W Mu ~The Penn Harrow for sale by Al texander & Co. 14 Frrs: All Fits stopped free by Dr. {Kline's Gre »at Nerve Restorer. No Fits A novelty in Caicago isa dogle-whedl buggy.” A company with a large capital | has been organized to manufactare and} ar Tar isviious cures. put it on the market. The invention | Treaties and $2.00 trial bottles free to Fit consists of a wheel attached to arhorse by eases. Send to Dr. Kline, 631 means of a pair of boggy shafis, and | | Philad., Pa. 11jone y which will carry at the 2 other end a bog Sommer suifs are pow re od wed in . : yrice, to about cost atthe Philad. Branch. gy seat, The inventor cl laims that b y| {That kind of clothing will be needed for i : . means of his new contrivance absolute several months yet, but Lewins & Co. are safety in driving is secured, as the wi reel | anxious to close out the stock on hand 280 the | before the summer season ends, hence can only tip or tura over in ¢ . > b thior. Besides, he|they offer special hargains to all, by re- horse does the same thiog. {ducing the price to near cost. This is a claims that his new vehicle can get any-| rare opport: nity to get a summer outfl’, where a horze can get, and that the horse {for man or boy will be able to make greater speed in this| — contrivance than in any sulky of the ol i pattern, | GRAHAM & SON, magi MANUFACTURERS & DEALE 2S A four inch vein of lead ore has been | ¥ 8 LEATHER discovered on Ira T. Clement's land ne ar Sanbury at Bear Gap It is pure lead | and can be mined and placed on the] market without smelting. pe ss : The W ahinght an correspondent of the| Tribune quotes a Republican as sayi ng) that Mr. Conkling's band is ia the 80| called revelations of Dorsey: “That sto- ry about the plot to nominate Garfield] at Chicago, and about the offer to give| the nomination to Conkling, which, with | Roman virtie, he declined, was told by! Conkling himself to a friendia W ashing: If you want good, honest Boots ton months ago. One of these days Conk- land Bhoes—goods that you will be ling will burst forth with the greatest ef-| {pleased with—-buy the following fort of bis life and tell the public what| makes, and you will get the best: he knows about the campaign of 1880 and 4B. C. BURTS’ 8 Ladies d the administration of President Garfield. | ildra orated goes for Ladles ane | HANAN & SON'S, New York, Fine Shoes for Men The Phila. Press contains the oltow-148¢ Boys, every pair warranted, | i ing account of the way in which Wil- i H. BY RMESS' ROOTS, SHOES Ap WILLIAM YOURG VICTIMIZED. liam Young, recently of Miflinburg, was! 4 oiihenter Fine Shoes for Ladies fixed up by western sharpers : In connection with the above fine Waukesha, Wis, Ang. !14.~The fact/shoes we have a fine line of has jost leaked out that William Youog,|MEN'S CALF & KIP BOOTS," ~~ president of a bank at Reading, Pa., has PLOW SHOES, BROGANS, just been fleeced of a considerable & SLIPPERS amount of money by confidence men. of every description, at the lowest figs It appears that last Wednesday Mr. ures. Young arrived here and went into styl-| S@¥ Remember the place, on Corner of ish quarters at the Fountain House, On BROCK ERHOFF ROW, Thursday afternoon a fine-lookiog young BELLEFONTE, PENN'A. man approached Mr, Young. “Mr. may Young, of Reading,” said the stranger, “Il am glad to see you, I have been traveling and have not seen anybody from home in weeks,” and the youog man ioformed Mr. Young that he was . a son of Heory 8, Eckert, president of the SECHLERS Second Rational Dank of Reading. He § cosessree vesounts sesnsISE Serene SENN § asked a onately for news, and about i 8 : Mr. Young's son, who is cashier in his 3kw oops father's bank, and other people in Read- iog. The two men separated agreeing to mt Friday morning at the Silarlen|ly Pp GROCERIES Prowptly at the hour and the place ERIE named they met again. The rar BRUCKRIAY was in a bugey and begged Mr. Young to get in and take an airing. He did so, and they started for Betheada Park, which Mr, Young had not yet seen, When near the foot of main street, the stranger remarked that he had bought some lottery tickets, and guessed that he would see if they had drawn anything, #0 he halted in front of the widow Jones hionse, and the two went in. They were ushered into rooms, the only fursiture of which was a wooden table, on which were a special drawing chart and a bunch of numbered cards, A man at the table said the stranger's ticket had won $1,000, but the stranger had owned only one tenth ‘of it, so he would be given $100. 4 Mr. Yonng 1 saw ile 3 bills a foot 0D, a ow oom penion was $500 ahead , ahd thea penniless, B50) ancnd from the table in a frenzied state and wanted the 1 “Nosir” Up A ECHLERS SECHLERS | COTATI FEAR IERAE SERIES WOETHRNE EEN § Just opened a full line of Choice Fami- AND AND PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, Buch as TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, CANNED GOODS, DRIED FRUITS, MEATS, NUTS, OYSTERS, FINE CANDIES, FISH, SYR UPS, ETC, T GLASS, CHINA, Woon AND WILLOW SABRE. AND HOUSEMO SUPPLY IND. bh wn to take hisnote, down the floor the young ranger Rr it the the Jowest got living Driom, Goods a are " AO a Mespacls ime! {* ory bem Kind. MEAT MARKET. and mother, and the coolness of his bel Reef of the choicest cattle, veal, loved friends. Light pr at last, Mers man woul! take the note of Mui op’ mutton, fresh and always or gave a note|on | on hand. 30 Jouny a bank president, and save Mr. s friend. The for security, for seventy days, 0 TO VALENTINES examine them, it will repay you. CARPETS, If you want a BICYCLE, TRICYCLE, or a VELOCIPEDE, REXD TO H. B. HART, for a Price list and Catalogue giving SF PRING MILLS Plaining Mill gar The place to buy your best “8 grand cheapest Building Mate-"e parrial is of Jas. S. Krape & Co., Spring Mills, Pa, who keep all kinds of FLOORING, GERMAN, & SPLIT SIDING, SURFACE BOARDS, WIN DOW SASHES, SHU TTE ERS, BLINDS ' Anything wanted nol ready : 2 : y 3 . will be furnished on shor no fice. OF ALL KINDS AL HAND MATERIAL WAYS KEPT ON 17may ly OPENING Having completed shelving and flxs ing up my goods, I extend a cordial invitation to everybody to come and examine my goods, which consist of Clothing, Men's Furnishing Goods Hats and Cape, Boots and Shoes, and the best assortment of Trunks and Valises in the county. I haven't $40, 000.00 worth of goods, I am sorry to say, but what I have is new and ofthe latest styles. I have good goods, and some cheap goods. I bave some of the very best make of the celebrated Rochester goods. I have therm to suit young and old, rich and poor. I will not boast of what I will do, but if you give me a call I will doas I always havedone : treat you fair and honest snd give you the value of your mons ey, and don't you forget it. Isaac ‘Guggenheimer, In New Addition to Bush's Arcade, BELLEFONTE, PA, P.8.-A full stock of the best Leath. er always oo hand, # Cash paid for ali kinds of hides. 26apBm L F 3000 yards Cali no trouble to select 136 Men's Fine Woo 1536 Men's Finest Fy enough of one cola niir Men's Dre #% Shoes wed shovs Sewed Working Shoes... tig blackning i About arriving, ALAA mn ery 5 to 7% cents, claewhere 1 8 wed 5 worth 200 0 3 0 51 00, elsewhere $1 735 . 100, 17% 100, 175 5 0&0 cents, cot mel Do20 lot Me ns Buckle LADIES » plow Shoes. oguet Walking shoes 3 Bh we —_e 3 Langtry Walking Shoe Ne Wort Walking Shoes ord Ties ree sUrap san dal W siking Shoes... four button Walking Shoes see Moroves Fine adi ea Newport Ties... ‘stent Leather Tip 1 ry Yellow Jiiipen Spric we Heel GO. One jot. OH ia Price tia r slippers bo x40e fine kid foxed fine nat we shies... Misses fir utton shoes Ladies fine ince shoes... Ladies fine button aloes i are shows MEN’ fou's spring botlom bi KX Panis t Cassi ack Pants black all wool Diagonal lark extras heavy ail 3: wool of wool pants gray mixed Pants slightly faded « ont us. 42 5c elsewhere $1 30 oe 100 We He lise . $e Yoo 100 The Ye ibe he 4 a . $0 & Ux $x 9c 200 now 6c elsewhere we — emtpmaria oe JEEEEEENILY w 0& Bho LA0EIS 12 Woe - 190 - 190 IMA: oY . The elsewhere 1 . i ig | ‘S ¥ oR - ¢ — i’ 4 - 300 4 t : 8 SEBEEER MB ri®w We iD dollar sult down wa. sie dollar suit down to big 16 dollar suit down to 12 50, olinrs elsewhere 15 dollars, Ww here 13 dollars, An 813 woo! Bits Sailor Suit, A very fine bin . A very fine bive wh Children’s Buits, good « quality. an Boye suits, 10 10 17 yeam,, w—— Boyw suits, all ‘Wool. a Boys suits, DRESS GOODS. SHI RTI NGS, Fine Cheviot shirting Lf ress Plaids... Bod Spreads st one half... . At ther lot Brocaded Satteens.. Another lot Brocaded Saleens ....... Iouble Width Alpacas, & few lefty yet... One Lot of Embroideries, about onal Balt ihe 1 50 LClsewhere 30 2 9 0 45 6 ‘ 4 5 $3 &., AT ONE HALF PRICE. fc elsewhere 12 &, 10, 12 elsewhere 124 0 3 ,50,60,75 ~ 75,90,1W,135 16¢ elsewhere 30 12% elsewhere 30 12% oid price 3 500 Yards, at Oae-Half Price, duced prices; 10 12 4 15 20 124 b i 8 10 of Other's Prices. Child's regular made Hose '35 35 45 30 20 425 bs 5 30 35 40) a a —————— ir for 25 of pair for Se, elsewhere 100 june IR (CENTRE HALL HOTEL D. J. MEYER, Prop'r. FOR BUMNER BOARDERS AND TRANSIENT Good Table, bealthy locality, pure mountain water, surrounded by finest natural scenery in the state, Schools and churches convenient. Terms very reasonable. 16ang if New Brockerhoff House. ROCKERHOFF HOUSE, ALLEGHESY #7, BELLEFONTE, PA. GU. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r. Good Sample Kooms on First Floor. 9. res Buse 10 and from all Lusins. oof Svecisl rates 10 witnesses and jurors. Bun, USH HOUSE, W. K. Teller, proprietor, Belie« tonte, Pa. Bpecial attention given to country trade. Junel By {Jo uvas HUUBSK, BELLEFONTE, Fa. EMARUEL BROWN, Proprietor. The traveling community will find this botel equal to say ia the coanty in every respect, for man and beast, and charges very moderate. Uiveits trial, rune LE LA week st home by the indus tr lous, business i KR. G. W. KLINE, PHYSIVIAX & sURGRO¥, Potters mills, Pa. All calls, day and night, prompily st- Dentists. BoU WwW. HMUDIARRAN, Dentist, Centre Hall. Quice al residence vn Uburch street, oppo, sive Luihersn Church, Will give ssiir tactiva in sil branches of his protession, Kiber administered. Tis ' R85 G. GUTlsLiUd.~ Dentist, Miibeim, Offers his piviessional services w the public, He is prepared 10 perforiu sil vperstions in the dental profession. He is mow fully pres pared to extract teeih absolutely witsew Pail. my 258 Ye TJZELLER & SON, * DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa. Dealer In Site LRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, &e Pure Wines snd, Liquors for medical purposes 080s Al WAYS ke kept, cs ARIEL; PRUTZUAR, BOOT AND April 1st EN A ater open in the building, when he, will be prepa DRUGS urst Wilsonia Insoles. keep the feet d MERIT AE) 7 Fe £ st
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