THE CENTRE REPORTER,
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Hart, Pa, Ocor. 15, 1884,
Taxus. ~$2 per year in advance. $2.60
when not in advance. Advertisaments
2 cents per line for three insertions.
One colum per year $003 colum $45.
sar-Hereafter all subscribers paying
heir subseription in advance, wili get a
credit of two months sdditional ass pre
mium on 32 in advance.
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TARE ADVANTAGE OF THE
FIRST RAIL ROAD EXCURSION
TO SPRING MILLS, TO VISIT
G. R. SPIGELMYER’S
~“FAIR" a¥p “SUPPLY DEPOT.'~
LATEST STYLES
INTERESTING NOTIC
’E.
Two weeks ago our Fall Stock began lo arrive,
hat we were surprised st the way
d ont expresses it but mildly. Every
ise and commends
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we hear words of pra
from New York remarked:
to find such & store in Bellefonte.
t and candid and take & look
we know that shed and have to
¢ same.
Dress Trimmings, Pasamentries, Fringes
in
Heading Ornaments, Buttons, Buckles, &c,
lize will exceed by far any of our neighbors,
Our 54-inch dollar Dress Cloth for 75 Centa beats
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them all. The cloths are made by first-class wak-
fe
perhaps than Lupin but in
Yebhave
GARMAN & SON,
LOCAL ITEMS.
Solve the great puzzle at the Bee Hive.
——Had a sharp frost on last Friday
morcing,
Great bargain sales, October 25, 27,
and 20—at the Bee Hive.
——The best waich for your boy is to
watch him at night.
—— A second hand coal stove, madiom
size, for sale cheap at this office. tf
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Harper & Kreamer, of the new gloroat
Centre Hall, have their fall and winter
goods and a fine assortment it is of dry-
goods and groceries. See ad. in another
column,
~——8ince Coburn has got to he the
capital of Penn twp., it talks of huviog a
brass band. Ben Buller thinks brass
bands are nuisances, but old Ben 15 a
first class nuisance himself,
—There was a big racket at Long's
store, Spring Mills, caused by the arrival
of a stock of new goods, and the oxcites
ment has not abated. Read ad. in ans
other col.
~The pike company has pul up a
watering trough in the gap betwen this
place and Pleasant Gap. A most praie-
worthy act. Let no ruthless baad in‘er-
fere with it for the sake of that noble
animal, the horse,
—@Go to Lewins for a cheap sit and
rave a week's wages, The Philad. Branch
never imposes on its customers, [t sells
you good ready-made clothing for 30 per
cent less than any other store will sell
shoddy, and shabby styles.
-~ Wolf & Co. presented a sack of
flour to each of a large number of fami.
lies in town for assistance io puttiag out
the fire on Monday morning, and saving
their property near the church,
—— Democrats of old Centre, get ready
and give the ticket from Presiden: down
to Auditor a big pull all along the line.
Onur nominees from Cleveland on down
are men of good reputation.
—~{3ive the Philad. Branch a eall
when you go to Bellefonte and seo the
immense assortment of man’s and boys’
clothing. You will be as greatiy aston
ished at the low prices as you will be at
the extent of the stock. Lewins always
deals farly,
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¢
.
pic-nic at Pine Croekx was
held by the Pine Creek and Liberty un-
jon schools, and not by the Ilusser
school as reported in our last issae. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev's Yoarick,
Fischer and Kerns, Charming rousic
was furnished by the Millheim band,
and fine vocal music by the schools,
It seems that about bhaif a dozen
charges, now vacant, have givea I
Fiacher, Lutheran pastor of this char
calls to preach. In order to
good feeling all around, we ju
may find it necessary to ref
“vy
le
gre,
refuse ail and
Tatheran
the
shops, oa Ch
on fire, an
on the
bailding was
two ood cu
calf, buggy a
il
forts the
BOON was
itizens were
Latheran ch
od tho rool,
t hire h h ved
ieemed that
but bh AVION «
wooden corn
for the no
he flames sa
the cliurch
NUR WI
Most of the
As the fl
snd
sight was
standing v
ell
crept
unit o
burning
by the giving
anderasath,
Fhe ciiize
gpon keepin
ahd other
with witloer
and
bers went
F
men
tunately
shower of 5
ihe nutiring
saved the fis
RICUE side
ALY of the
fire. OIF
ire, 0
not seem willing to surrender him,
of John F. Heckman, of Gregg town-
died suddenly on Wednesday
norning, at her home, of heart d
ynplaine i of not feeli o£
the
lady
r nge was about 16 years,
hy
4)
1
Whoa
uh
Was
nen
Ig previons aay.
r Of Bone ACCOInp is
—(n account of the bursing »f
ntheran church on Monday mer dng, |
F ny wnpp
ttuernty
called in i Bei
i
i fill my own appointments as follows
Contre Hall, in Evangelical church, ser
fm. al
atlp. m
—The young la
held a leap year pari
hotel on Tuarsday
around and picked ap their
this v
»Certie Ha
Ley Wen
8 J
Vv 14
nig "
fell
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hustled them off to the place where
fun was to come off -aad where it {i
fT We didn't get a peep
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i of Novemt
There #1 1 0
ded ones, yet ole
-Th
ali are waitin
— ¢ Ohio eleclion is
g For the 4
tif
50) ceul curigin poles—(GGarmans. 8
Lace Garmars,
There will be
curtains.
moni.
Horse blankets, pinsh and for
rohe=, largest stock and lowest prices, at
the Bee Hive,
us a oall
tient here
and 20--Bee Hive,
David J, Musser, one of Gregg
township's practical farmers, gave our
gancium a call,
Headquarters fi
and shoes, «te, nt J
Mills,
German Linens— Garmsans
50 cent, 8ll wool, cashmere—Garmans,
Mr. C. Dioges, merchant at Co
burn, gave usa cail. He reports that
tow booming.
An elegant black diagonal Russian cir-
cnlar, with double box pleat, only 85 ut
the Bee Hive,
—e'The fire chased Johnny Mallen to
big former quarters in the hotel roc
with his shoe store.
# Have you seen the 75¢ and 81 horse
blankets at the Bee Hive ?
wThe Centre County Sanday Bchool
convention rocets at Port Matilda, 18th
and 14th of November.
Grand fall openivg, October 20, 27, 28
and 20-—Bee Hive,
— Rev, 8. Haury. pastor of the Luth-
eran church at M:flivburg, bas re-igned
his charge and wil remove to Kansas,
Misses’ hosiery—Garmans, 8
Zepbyrs and Columbia yarn—Gar-
mans, 8
~Thera was a dashing thonder
shower last Sunday afternoon, the rain
coming down in torrents for half au hoor
OF Lote,
Fbooy and Mahogany curtain lee
with elegant brass trimmings, only 7d
cents, at the Bee Hive,
~The Lewisburg nail mills expect
to employ shout 85 hands when they get
in operation, which will be in several
wooks,
wr clothing, boots
D. Long's, Spring
]
Misce#’ and children’s conta, 2 to
years, from $134 up at the Bee Hive.
meee), L. B., Thompson, of Baffalo
township, hae come ont as an inde
den Repoblican candidate for Register
and Recorder of Union county,
Grand fall opening, October 25, 27. 28
and 20 Bee Hive, ©" jd
~= Rev, Samuel G. Finckle, of Rhine-
beck, N. Y., bus received and acesided a
call of the Hart'etou Letheran charge
aud will begin hig labors on 10th instant,
Wainut curtain poles ouly 45 cacta at
the Beo Hive, +
eeeThio form of Joho Bierly, ded'd, in
Miles township, contafuing 182 acres,
was sold to Wm. Neese, for $456.76 per
acre, ab public sale, the other day.
Ladies Plush
ais Boo igh sarmonts made to order
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we Poilad. Brea L,
is 8 people's mstitullon, abd Dias EY
thovsands of doiiars to the clizns
Centre county in cheap clothing.
aade clothing 4t
r
G sory
8 Jar 3
Mr. C. BW, Sweetwoud, of
for
tne pure bri
EXiraciar
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tracted
h
hot ch 18
thre
is from white clo
in Mr.
guile an apiary aad Lis
goud work the past samimer, and
the 1m he be
raisiog pre fitab ie,
1d
i the
SHIN ne $
HBV rr,
proved kids & Hous Bours
bad.
gach an imposition, bay your
sloes of A. C. Mingle, in the
hoff house block, He warrauls anv aru.
your
oods &4€ not jvuud ue
If you desire to De safe spa
DOO 8
or
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money when ns
represented,
Mr. Blanchard has succeeded in
fixing nearly ali toe right ofsway claims
ard relesses on the road bet weed npriug
Mills avd Lemont. Mr. Blaochary us ats
srnay for the ratirond company hig cer
inly tried to be as fair as possibly with
wir people, conceeding all to his power
to pariies interested atone the lice, with-
out ut any time seekiog to take ary un
due advantage. We take pleasure in
noting this bonorable conduct on his
part.
—Tusseyviile should be put oa the
Potters Mills wail route, this would in-
sure that section a daily mail instead of
the semi-weekly, There is a very large
population in that section with saveral
stores and other bosiness enterprises
that would be benefitted by a daily msil,
and they shoold have it, especially when
they can be served with so little more
additional expense by being pot on the
Centre Hall and Potters Mills route,
ww Every honse in Centres Hall is
taken up, and more would be occupied
if thote were houses. If parties who
have inmber would purchase low in ihe
direction of the railroad and erect about
a dozen houses, no doubt all would be
taken in a short time and the invest.
ment preve a good one. Lois are heap,
labor is low, snd honses in demand —
jost the thing wanted for a speculitor of
tuis kind. Now is the (ime to build,
wwThe meu and women of thie the
battling against the flanies whioh threat
cued to destroy the town ; the checking
of the fire with the destruction of the
Luatheran church was almost wir lous
when we consider the closeness of Lhe
build'ngs on all sides. Mrs, Jacob
Harpater did some hoid and coursgeons
work in saviog the stab e on the lot on
which Mr, Wall resides. Even Faber's
three feet squirt did goud gervice, The
water heldootit remurkadty well aud be
ite dashed nosaringly epainst the mdos
and on the heoseous of buildings cer
the charch, stayed the fies fiend, Maoy
sasigtance of the I'nliane wes aso vidus
able, slong with the aid of the boss of
the railroad mesoney.
If want a good Trom to the
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cont at 6 pur
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Very
and laborers,
This very
tie interest,
toon, yards, 1
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turning & roi
accTRLY and
figured wiih
Hy the Yvar,
rai per cent
sod a hail be
work it, It
Knartz, of Mi
for agents,
or counties a
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traveling on
tel the eae
comfort. It
celires of b
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doors it
to Lhose visit
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sired
several
1:30
Woil's
arch street, was discovered
4 before help coud be
check the fire, the
in full blaze, The stable
had
ign, a
f hay
in be
all of.
ablaze
wh
of he
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fii it
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nd about ¢ight tons
good spring wag
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Neil's padie
alley,
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wight ander
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mach gaicker than can Le
pencil It tells your wages
moult and day. Tells he
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‘come acquainted with the
hw to
is the invention of J. G.
lion, Pa, and bas beeu pat
those wanting
houid apply
tow aships
at once,
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FLEEPING CARS,
Not many yesrs ago the lady who
would willingly undertake, alone, n rail.
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been
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weather has
1¥ for the last mo
gle frost this fall yet,
vole,
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nin,
rable nuwber of votes
for Butl
P
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or
DiC
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here who wo ll we
great hopes
$1 malorit
¢ Democrat $
er, I have
Your C R. Nery.
traly,
— hin
ersons desir
be supplied by sending tl
ith the number of tickets
{the following: Thos,
ming; Rev. Graham,
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and thresh
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from
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farence, and has foc
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barrels of cider,
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QODS, DRESS GUODs,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
BARDWARE,
ILS AND PAINTS, PAINTS.
WARE, QUEENSWARE,
Groceries,
ES cine BEUGA RY civics. TEAS
SALT, TOBACCO, .....
AEGARR AND...
IN A WELL
RTORK,
Y GUOQLS
.
REGULATED
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so dh LER 3
5 PAS
re Lnrgaivs unsorpassed in this
CORT Y.
Market Prices paid.
150ctim
was locked wpen as litle less ‘hen
hereine, Ladw travelers withoutl escort!
ware rare on might tredus. Now, how- |
over, ladies travel lone without femurs or!
wigivings. They will not submit to
outrageous benrs eof rizing in order to
cuteh day traims, wor lollow the old-tin
practice of stopping off al hotels during
the nights of a long journey. Like men,
the most of them prefer night trains and
There aro sti’l some
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comforiable berths,
shrink
traveling without escort, but their pumn-
who from sleeping oars
ber constantly decrease.
Sensible and experienced ladies make
at home in a sleeping our,
ith
They realize that they are almost as safe
t as if in thcir own
yw no prodishness or re-
Io
themselves
whether w or withont com punions,
from harm and insul
alle
rooms, and
flaction upon their situation to di
their rest. Occasionally an inexperi-
anced over-timid lady will lie awake long
hours wondering who is in the breth
werhiead, or spend sleopless night
comparing the frail curiain belcra Ler
to the solid 3 of her own
bundoir, but a trip or two overcomes this
foolish tendency sud graduates another
stu
5
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a 1g
couch walls
at ra
hurdy traveler,
There are many ladies who
Lositate, whon necessary, to display their
yerilit his
ty by elimbing to an upper berth at
do not
wu from one in the
to slip do
make therselves
some evel
ws to give their hus.
ands the enstomary curtain lecture be-
and a few slnmber
moch home ¢
Hl
al
fore seeking slumber,
only to snore as loudly and sweetly sa if
hedir own bed rooms.
no reason why they
i were mage
Here,
aals before
ri
Is
8.
women are eq
the trne woman wil exer-
his and privileges even (0
ng and shoring.
vial
Pia
na, No any
as ago the proportion was reversed.
arge shars of this increass in siseping
he comforts
her person
meGe
rofled by
niruson or
Bleemug curs ex.
eR Are nol a neoesE
wm are in thel
isay travelers,
o—— ——
FEMALE TEHUMDS
a
Lumb
tho character.
bald by
y, 10 be!
it—~whst |
assim
+CINALO
rhs are
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us the
the |
or of the}
3 ar
iderstands i
: 5 2
with square bands
2
good
This sori
wi happy who |
They
hone
Li aY
: won rs 3
Ale FAG VO TRAX 2
>
ie wives,
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hen
bat are
* nghly
Lave tempers
generally long
2
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Let
seizes hold of his
, under some
ai thumb, and if be
him make up his wind as soot
he becomes a married wan, he will
to bo careful. Again if »
g man finds thet his lady love has a
inrge palm, with one-shaped fingers and
small thamb, let him thank his stars
r in that case, she in susceptible to tex
dorness, easily flaltered, very oasily
talked into or out of anything, and
readily managed. But if sho is a womat
with a square band, well-proporiioned
and only a tolerably developed thumb,
then she ia either one of two distin
classes of women —a practical female who
will stand no nonsonse, or she is a design
ing female—a woman who eansol be
duped, or a woman who will dupe him.
big to a lover,
3, the firet time he
haud, examine
nher, ner
ve very
FORD
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ns a AP ————
PECULIAR LAW,
One of the peculiarities of Chinose law
appears in the recent decision of = court
ir Fooohow, China. It sppeart that s
husband, convinced that his wile bad
boon unfaithful to him, prepared to kil
her, she killed him. This also was re
oognized by the court as one of the rights
whiah belong to condemned wives, when
they can exercise them ; and, on the oon
olasion of the trial, the woman was die
missed with » reprimand for not having
immediately informed the authorities C
Lior husband's deeth, and thus made ar
rongements for his burial
I A ——
Tho lightsone countenance of & frien’
giveth mich an inward decking to th
house where it lodgeth, that proades
palaces have a case to euvy the gilding
President Cleveland
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we unsealed. desicd 4 oeuls postage. Ad-
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pul St, Phiisdeiphia, Pa. Laprem
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Jan AT PRIVATE BALE 1 will offer forsale
. a valuable farm, situated in Gregg
wwnship, 2 miles southwest of Spring Mills, cone
wining 146 ACRES, of which 110 acres are
selene good timber, and ; farm is in a good von.
thion. thereon erecied a good, large dwelling
a good SUMMER -HOUSK, and all neces
y sidings ; a spring of never filing we.
wr. a large BANK BAEN, and running waier in
the barnyard: ooutaius two Orchards and sil
gather Kinds of fruits, JANARS HANNA,
Tmay bm Bpring Mills, Pa.
Any Housekeeper who sends at once the names
of 5 married isdies, at saise addres, and 12 two
ent stamps for postage, will receive free for ohe
entire year, a handsome, entertaining and isirucs
wwe Domestic Journal, devoted to Fashions, Faney
Work, Decorating, Shopping, Oooking and House
avid matters. Best paper publish for Ladies
fvery housekeeper wants it. Regular price, SLO,
Must send now | Address, DOMESTIC JOURXAL,
bangim Nunda, New York.
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jr AT PRIVATE SALE ~The unde
offers his vaiuable FARM OF &
ACRES for sale. Thereon a good bouse and bank
orn and all peoessary outbuildings, an orchard
of chotee fruit, aud good, peverfalling water
wouse atid barn. Also 14 Acres of timber Ia:
about 1% miles from above. His propeny liom
abaul one milo south of Tusseyville and is a very
lesirable home, J. W. MERSINGER,
Zinugd Tussey ville, Pa.
“*GO0D WEEKLY PAPER FREL
We will send the Cicape Weekly News, one year,
to atiy one sending vs the names of three new
wih subweribers to the CENTRE REroxTER, and
give each of the new names 2 months (14 months)
ws a pretalum. This is & liberal offer, that loaves
a8 10 profit, but we make it as & trial to increase
he tis of the REFORTER. Any One oat easily get
(hree names ander the above hi
ne well remunerated for his trouble. Two hall
yearly submeriptions will answer for one, and ¢
nell yenrly for 5 2
Cexrer Haut Mzar Manxer ~The
iwutre Hall Meat-market having are-
rgerator families ean at all times be °
wpplied with fresh meats, of beet quali
iy. also bologna sansage. Next door to
wolel 3 open day and evening.
limay tf Hexny Boozss
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"We certainly lead all—Garmans.
Plaids, velvets and ribbons —Garm ans