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THECENTRE REPORTER.
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Centre Harr, PA, June 4, "84.
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( SAMUEL W. WAIT
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“SUPPLY DEPOT,” “RE AlR)
SPRING MILLS, PA,
INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO THE CHOICE
LINE OF SUMMER GOODS AR-
RIVING DAILY.
TO OUR “REPORTER” READERS:
Our stock of Fans, Parasols, (including
the Drown seamless,) White Goods all
over Embroideries, and Lace far excell
in Style and Price.
In Lace Curtains and Curtain Poles we
lead all—Portierres and Turkens Cross
stripes. Please call when in town, we
are positive you will go away pleased.
D. GARMAN & SON.
BUSH'S ARCADE. Bellefonte, May, 1884.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Reporter for the campaign 10e per a'th
Black walnut curtain poles at 65 cents
at the Bee Hive.
—New styles hats and gents’ farnish-
ing goods at the Bee Hive.
— Mr. and Mrs, Platt, of Far. Mille,
called in to see how papers are printed.
——Always be prepared for a better
world when you are around a gun that
you think ain’t loaded.
~—J. B. Solt has opened the lightning
rod campaigo.
— Mr, Fulton, an aged citizen of Far.
Mills, died last week, agéd S54.
— Last Wednesday night's frost did
much damage to garden vegetables in the
Loop and about Poiters Mills.
~The Garman House, at Bellefonte,
is now conducted by the sons of the late
proprietor. This hotel has always been
a popular one, and Corn and Allan will
make it more so,
—Tast Wednesday night, 28, it got
quite cool, and there were sharp frosts
in some localities, Next day, Thorsday,
was cold enough to require an overcoat
in traveling.
——8, K. Fonsi's announcement for
Sheriff appears this wéek—rec'd too late
for last week. He is one of the active
Democrats of Miles.
Mrs. Daniel Walker and Mrs. Zeigler,
of Broshvalley, died last week.
—— Major Isaac Stover, of Aaronsburg,
well known in that section, died sudden-
ly on Thursday of last week.
——A new steam saw mill bas been
put on the Kerlin timber tract, at Tussey
mountain.
— A heavy thunderiishower, accom.
pevied by hail, passed over this section
anday afternoon.
— Rev. George Diven, pastor of the
Boalsburg!Latheran charge, has resigned,
bat we did not hear where he intends
going.
~Mr. Grenoble has sold the Spring
Mills house to the present popular land-
lord, Mr. Bibby. who will no Soubt go to
still greater pains to make it one of the
best summer resorts in central + Pennsyl-
vania.
~The gravary of James Lingle, near
this place, was broken into ome night
last week and eighteen fine hams were
stolen. It certainly was not Bismark,
for he hates American pork. The fellows
had a horse with one shoe wanting by
which the coarse of the thieves was
tracked a piece ways, but no discovery
followed the search made.
~Two sons of Noah Stover, of Mill
heim, while innocently handling a pistol
in one of the upper rooms of the house
on BSaturdsy-—(a pistol not loaded of
course) —the thing accidentally went off,
sending a ball into the fleshy part of the
leg, above the knee, of the one boy.
Mr. John Coldren, of Gregg, called
npon us, He is one of the most esteemed
citizens of that section, and a Dem-
ocrat. His announcement for Sheriff
will be found in the “Reporter.”
In every thing we lead—Garmans,
Bush Arcade.
Fans and parasols—Garmans.
Base ball and bicycle belts—Garmans,
Spring Mills has a new firm—Gren~
oble & bolmew--at the old Grenoble
stand. Mr. B. has been the chief clerk
of Grenoble’s store for many years, and
has gained many friends by his gentle-
manly and obliging conduct, Buccess to
the new firm.
wefitover, of the Bellefonte Marble
Works, is doing a large boginess, Orders
come in for monuments and tombstones
from all parts of the county, His work
renders the most com satisfaction
and is admired by all for its elegance.
His #0 very moderate, com
with p elsewhere, that customers,
find it quite an item in saving money
ordering tombstones from Mr. Stover.
payIt is a well known fact.—In the
Diamond Dyes more coloring is given
than in any known Dyes, and ve
Tater and Ts et Ly waver 2 ut
all druggists. They are a great success.
Wells, Richardson & Co,, Burlington, Vt.
Cartain and cortain poles—Garmans,
Rog fringes —~Garmane,
1a embroideries and white goods our
assortment is complete—Garmans,
The telephone line is now finished fo
Lewistown.
Sh AAR BAA SA SAAS a
Prxx'a Brare Conran COMMBNCEMENT,
—&unday, June 22: 3 o'clock p. m,
Baccalaureate Sermon, by the Rev. Wm.
Hayes Ward, D. D, Editor of the New
York “Independent.”
Monday, June 23: 8 o'clock p. m, An-
nual address before the Y. M. CO. A. by
Rev, M. N. Cornelius, of Altoona.
Tuesday, June 24: 10 a, m., examina-
tion of candidates for admission to Col
lege ; 3:30 o'clock p. m. Washington Res
union Association, address by Col, D.
H. Hastings, of Bellefonte; 8 o'clock p.
m., annual address before the Alumni,
by the Hon. Chas. Emory Smith, editor
of the Philadelphia “Press.”
Wednesday, June 25: 9 o'clock a. m,,
artillery Salute ; 10; o'clock a, m , annu-
al meeting of Trustees ; 12 o'clock, noon,
Alumni dinner; 2 o'clock p. m., meeting
(in the Chapel) of delegates and Alumni
to elect Trustees; 4 o'clock p. m,, 7&-
union of the Cresson society ; 8 o'clock
p. m., Junior oration contest,
Thursday, June 26: 9:30 o'clock a, m,
graduating exercises of the Class of '84;
commencement address, by the Hon,
John M. Gregory, U. 8. Civil Service
Commissioner, and ex-President of Illi-
noir Industrial University ; 8 o'clock p.
m., President's reception.
—— a A —————
—The Linden Hall Band, Prof. Ph.
Meyer, leader, livened up the home of
the editor with some choice music, last
Friday night, in a manner that is bard
to excel by any band around. Lioden
Hall can feel prond of its band~—the
members are all young men of excellent
character, whom we will be glad to see
and hear play often,
An immense stock of ready-made
clothing for summer wear, is now on
hand at the Philad. Branch. It is a tru-
ly fine lot, and embraces every style and
quality of goods. Anything to suit men
and boys, and at lower prices than you
can purchase for elsewhere. You can get
a complate ontfit at from 85 to $15 less
than you would have to pay for the same
elsewhere,
On Sunday afternoon lightning
struck the house occupied by Samnel
Kreamer, on the Henny farm, east of the
Fort. Some of the weather boarding and
inside plastering were shattered.
The name of J. J. Lingle, of Belle-
fonte, is announced in this issue for asso-
ciate Judge. Being a gentleman of no
little legal knowledge, he would make a
good judge.
——Mr. John A. Kline, living on the
farm of the editor, above this place, lost
a valoable horse from lang fever a few
days ago. This is the second horse he
loses inside of 3 months,
—Joreph L. Neff, one of the hard-
working Democrats of Boggs. announces
himself as 8 candidate for Sheriff in this
issue,
Carpets and window shades—Garmane,
Felts and plushes—Garmans
—We expect, of conrse, that D. Hess, ot
a', will get up a big railroad pic-nie
gome where in the neighborhood of Lin-
den Hall, and have some of us fellows
down this way invited up, when the road
reaches that section. We will bave
along the fourth of July, else you'll be
run over by the kyars, sure,
~The financial troubles and smash
ups among the speculators do not in-
terfere with the sale of ready-made
clothing, at low prices, at the Philadel.
phia Branch. There will be no trouble
you go fo Lewins & Co.
—(3rain, grass, vegetables, fruit, ete,
all promise an abundant crop.
Mrs. Willow, of this place, sup-
plies fresh bread several days in the
week to all wanting it.
—A gang of Italian railroad hands
have housed themselves in a small honse,
at the npper end of town. Thus far they
are well-behaved,
Gauze underwear, in gréat variely—
Garmans,
Cheapest, first class store —~Garmans,
We beat all in prices —Garmaaos.,
We lead, never follow—Garmans.
~—Mr.John Gingerich, formerly of
this place, is erecting a new house at Co-
burn, He has opened an ice-cream rae
loon and will supply any parties with
the best ice cream upon short notice.
Mr. Ls. A. Shaler, late of Walker,
is announced in this issue as a candidate
for Prothonotary. He is a young man
of fine character and qualifications,
~The railroad damages awarded by
the jury on the Woods farm is $150—
amonot claimed, $250-and on the Nof-
sker farm $27.
100 TOWN LOTS FOR BALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale 100
choice town lots, near the railroad, at
Centre Hall. These lots will be sold at
very low figures. For further iculars
and plan of lots apply to J. D. Marray,
Centre Hall, onx Horren,
Zapr3m Bellefonte, Pa.
LOOK HERE!
Have on hand and offer for sale, at
Fanuens MivLya,
Choice Western Corn,
Mixed Chop.
Family Flour,
S0apit J. B, Fisnzr,
Cavree Harr Mmar Mamxer.—~The
Centre Hall Meat-market having a re-
frigerator families can at all times be
holel ; open day and evening.
l4may tf Hexgy Boozes,
Haviog employed an experienced
wood-worker I am now to do
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short notice, and
l4may4t J. T. Lzx
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REASURER'S BALE OF UN
SEATED LANDE for taxes fov
18682 and 1585 and previous years.
Totlce is hereby given that in. persu-
ance of an Act of Assembly passed on
the 12th day June, A. D,, Yel, etitled
“An act to amend an act, directing
the mode of selling unseated lands in
Centre county,” and the several sup-
plements thereto, there will be ex-
wowed at public sale or outery, the
Plowing tracts of unseated lands in
sald county for the taxes due and un-
paid thereon, at the Court House, in
the borough of Bellefonte, on Mon
day, June th, AD, 1584, at ove 0
clock p.m
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200
110
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Wi Hannah Fishburn,
Wm Gray...
I Martha Godfrey...
Jonathan Harvey
Wm Hood
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Frank MeCoy...
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Jno Walker, owner
Jacob Leathers, owner.
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156 Polly MclLanaban.
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158 John Nicholson...
158 And Pettit
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Sarah M Taliman
53 Francis Tench.
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Joseph Thomas
Joseph Wallace
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- i lant Friday, b » performance of the
Washburn & Hunting ¢ % ye circus per
formance was the best ever seen in this cit and
we have had Forpaugh and Barnum, Roemer snd
Larouk came in for the greatest applause. they
being the favorites. We wish Messrs. Washburn
& Hunting success, as they deserve iL”
Don't forget the date, Wednesday, Ju it
Grand street parade at 11 o'clock on day of show
Usual price for admission,
Re
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Tim Garner, of Dablin, Ind, went
with most of his family to visit a neigh-
bor, leaving at home a filteen year old
daughter and a very savage dog to de-
fend her. During the family's absence
three tramps came to the house. Two
stood guard while the third went in and
seized the girl. Her screams aroused the
dog, which rushed into the house and
sprang vpon the fellow. The other
tramps came to his aid, and a battle be
tween the four-footed guardian and the
tramps was waged in the house and yard,
in which the men got the worst of it, and
were unable to get away before neigh-
bors, attracted by the noise, came up and
caught the villains.
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DROWNED BY A BURSTING CLOUD,
Denver, June 1.—By the fiood cansed
bya cloud burst on Frenchmen creek on
Thursday, eleven cowboys were drowned,
The water carried away everything in its
path, men, horses, wagons, etc,
PRESIDENT JUDGE,
We are anthorized to announce that Hon. Adam
Hoy, of Bellefonte, is a candidate for President
J , subject to Democralic usages,
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
We are authorized to announce that J. J. Ling.
le, of Bellefonte, is & candidate for Associaie
Judge, subject to Demooratic usages.
ASSEMBLY,
We are anthorized to announce that B. F. Hun.
ter, of Benner township, 18 a candidate for Assen
bly, subject to Democratic usages,
TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce that Charles
Smith, of Bellefonte, is a candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to Democratic usages.
PROTHONOTARY.
We are authorized to sanounce that L, A. 8ha.
for, J Bellefonte, ( of Walker) is a candidate
for , sub to Democratic usages,
We are authorized to an hal Wm. B,
Mingle, of Potter, is a candidate for Prothonotary,
subject to Democratic usages,
We are suthorised to announce that BR. G. Brett
of candidate for Protho
Ferguson, is & notary
ject to Democratic usages Habs
SHERIF,
We are authorized to announce that John Cole
dron, of G , will be & candidate for Bh
SUDJGON 10 DumGOCTAIC DMEES. ,
We are authorized to announce that Joseph 1.
Neff, of is a candidate for She
M 3 ol eriff, subject
We are authorized to announce that Bam] K,
Foust, of Miles, is a candidate for Bheriff, subject
© usages,
We are puthorized to ANDOUNOe hat
5 a candidate for ¥heri
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We are authorized to nOunce the D
of Forgusos wovnship, is «
ie Democratic usages. Hath
We are authorized to annoutice that’ Miles
Walker, of Ferguson township, Is a candidate fo
Sheriff, sub) 10 Democratic usages. for
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Mary Lane
AB Valentine
Barah Laue
Nathaniel Levi
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Caleb lLowns........
Isaac Lengstreth......
Johu 8 Mason
John MeCauley..........
Philip Meyer..........
Himon Mever,
Jana Brady
John Brad
Wm P rad
Win Brady,
Geo Calhou
Junes Crot
Joseph Fon
Robt Gray,
Valentine Meyer..........
James Miller.............c.s 291
Wm P Mitchell
Win P Mitchell,
Wm F* Mitchell
John P Mitche
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Peter Smith
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terrible affair happened at the Lex
ington, Ky., fair grounds. A trainer
named Kimball had in hand a stallion,
and whipped him #0 severely that the
horse threw him, turned on him furious.
ly and attempted to crush him by kneel.
ing on him. Missing the mark with his
knee, the animal began tearing the pros.
trate trainer with his teeth, and when
driven off by the shouts and gestures of
a negro boy, returned to the attack, and
before Kimball was released a wrist and
from his breast and shoulder.
THE OLD STAND!!!
AT CENTRE HALL,
To the Front with Seasonable Goods.
Oor SPRING Supplies are NOW IN and
we would be pleased to have you
Call and Examine,
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Cannot be beat in Quality and
Prices, especially in Domestics.
We know we can do you good in
SHIRTINGS, MUSLINS,
TICKS, GINGHAMS,
&o,, &o.
A HOST OF BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS, FLANELS, &c.
PRINTS, &-.
A SPLENDID LINE OF
Cloths and Cashimeres.
Our SUMMER Supply of
MEN'S AND BOYS®
BOOTS & SHOES,
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
with a full and complete line of
LADIE'S WEAR vow in and
ready for examination. Cheap ! Cheap |
GROCERIES,
FRESH AND PURE, ALWAYS
on hand, at prices which will compete
with any other house for the
same quality and style
of goods
CALL EARLY TO SEE OUR GOODS,
WM. "WOLF & BON.
NT ICE OF APPEALS. Appe will be held
for the
several Townships and Bore
oughs im the Commissioners’ Office, Bellefonte,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a m. and 4 o°
p.m, as follows :
Monday. June J-for the townships of Rush,
Taplot, ‘orth, Haston, ion and the boroughs
of Philipsburg, Unjonville and Milesburg.
, June 3--for the townships of Burnside,
Snow Bhioe, Curtin. Liberty, Mari
on, Walker of Howard,
Wednesday, June 4-for the townships of Miles,
Joh Penn, Gregg, Potter and the Poets
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