UN RCE I RR THE CENTRE REPORTER. Cextre Hari, Pa, Nov. 12, 1884, o -y i i Terms ~$2 por yoar in advance, $2.50 | when not in advance: Advertisements | cents per line for three insertions, | One colum per year $90—3 colum $456. i gar-Hereaftor all subscribers paying thuir subscription in advance, will get a credit of two months additional as a pres mium on $2 in advance, 9 = Ladies wanting trimmings for | Jack dresses and winter coats will do | well to call at Wolf's before buying else | -—Qur excellent friend L. B, Stover, of Madisonburg, called to see us and | spent an evening chatting over days of Auld Lang Lynec. —There is no adulteration in any | coffee, tea, spices, etc, sold at | Sechlers grocery. This important fact should be borne in mind by every house- £ e ——The railroad company is making varations for putting up a station An Entire New Store! 3, GOODS, ALL HAS | FIXTURES AND slaters are now the new Reformec we The past ng the on church at LDDED THIS WEEK TO THE we | ed for the tower and will ve put up be- “SUPPLY DEPOT,” ~—Why don’t Millbeim secure a tele- FULL BEFORE. THIS MAKES AN OVERFLOW, town and Aaronsburg, it would be worth TO MAKE ROOM. i i ~A HINT TO THE WISE 18 SUFFICIENT = ret year, ——A telegram was received morning that Wm, H. Strohm, Esq, of a ul s this G. R. SPIGELMYER, SPRING MILLS, PA. INTERESTING NOTICE Two weeks ago our Fall Stock began to arrive, and to say that we were surprised at the way t but mildly. Every they turned out expresses | where we hear words of praise 3 One lady from New York remarked ! tion. ud such a stere in Bellefonte. andga we know that you will be as never expected to fl If you will be honest acknowledge the same. Dress Trimmings, Buttons, in Heading Ornaments, tre Hill, was accidentally shot and killed on Monday evening. — Centre Hall within a week had added an express office, coal yard, telegraph, regular passenger train, and will next have a grain house, with other nis, citizens of the northern pres ga new township. 1fthey do, we would sugges! Cleveland, as the name, in honor of the | new Democratic president—or Tilden. ——Mr. Isaao Behm, an old citizen of | Haines township, died on Sunday, He was over 80 years old. He was an old and | respected friend of the editor and an up- right man, who would not knowingly wrong any one, ——Folks who go up Salt river and | folks who don’t go up, purchase their | ready-made clothing at the Philadelphia | Branch, because they can save from §5 to | $10 on each suit, compared with prices at i other stores. ——A few days ago a little two year has ~The them all. The cloths are made by firsi-Class max ers—less eminent perhaps than Lupin but in 3 1 "ny . a y wr ry quality and wear equal any ma ie. Wehave but a call, sud feel sure that you will not regret it D. GARMAN « {& SON. BUSH'S ARCA DB. Bellef Ot, 1884, . LOCAL ITEMS, Ladies Plush garments made to order at the Bee Hive. ~——Monday was a very fir day raw and windy. ~—Reuben Gramley, of Miles, gave the “Reporter” a call. Have you seen the 75¢c and $I blankets at the Bee Hive ? Father Ulrich, an aged citizen of the Loop, is seriously ill If vou want to save m blankets aod baps, go to the Bee Hive. ? ¢ day; Tues- horse ney —(laroline Gob ble died at Millbeim, on 10th, aged about 70 years, Igick for sale—12 to Deininger. 220038 ——An ox-roast and big Cleveland ju- bilee is to be held at Bellefonte on Fri- day. Ebony and Mahogany curtain with elegant brass trimmings, only 75 cents, at the Bee Hive. —(entre Hall Grammar school will open on Tharsday, 13th, with Michael Shires as instructor. $1.25 are 40 per cent under value, Great est bargain at Bee Hive. — Young gents, go to Wolf's for your winter hats, neck-wear, hosiery, ete. The finest assortment. ~The new Lutheran church to be erdeted, in this place, will be put on the corner across the alley from the burnt gite. simeres ever brought to town will be found at Wolfs, —Faq. Duck and lady, of Millheim, also A. F. Harter, of same place, have re- tarned from their western rip. ~— Before going up Salt river get one of those warm and cheap suits of clothes at the Philad. Branch, and you will feel betier. weed. H. Musser and H, H. Weaver brought some fine cattle to Aaronsburg, jast week; among the lot were three Holsteins, ~The finest and best assortment of boots and shoes in this county, and the most reasonable prices, at Mingle’s in the Brockerhoff house block. ~The M. E. Church at Aaronsburg has been repaired—a fine steeple erect ed, seats cut down, a new pulpit built, and painted inside and outside, me 4, flag station at Henny's lane, one mile east of the Fort, bas been put on the schedule, to be Cavern station. No Hall on it—Cavern Hall, for instance, ~Sgchler's have a new supply of groceries—no family should be without them—they keep none but pure and fresh goods. Give them a call, wee Persons getting to Centre Hall by Bellefonte stage at noon can make the train for all points east. This is a con- venience for persons coming from the west, wee. Mr* Metzler, of the Loop, whose leg was crushed by a falling R SOMO two months ago, is able to walk, iis re- covery is remarkable as his injurice were very serious, ef, C, Mingle's boots and shoes are found in nearly every family, because people know they get a fon ne article when purchasing at Mingle's, and at low ~The station agent for Centre Hall will be a gentleman from Sel ve as we are told. Mr, Gilliland, a son of Bam’ Gilliland, will be the agent at Oak wee Wolls never had so large and good et seam 0 , to their stock. : | few swallows of lye, mistakiog 1t for ci i | der, which seriously affected his mouth, | recover again. | ——Mr. John Foreman, of near this | place, showed us a head of cabbage raised | in his garden which weighs 28 pounds. ! it is a Clevelander, and he has more | the same sort. One such head would | keep a small family in slaogh a week. | ——All is calm and quiet, and the | country is safe, apd the next question { will be, who will be in the cabinet of the next President? Then people will ask, | where an housekeepers get the best | family groceries? This question will be | answered with oue voice from man and Of | and freshest groceries iu the county. ——(eorge Cronoble died O tober 28 at McConel, Stephenson county, IIL He | was born near Spring Mille, Pa; move d | west in the spriog of 1855; his disease Was dropsy, and had been a great piufferer f ir three years and confined to his chair for 10 months, bota day and night. He died in the faith of the Lord ; he leaves four : daughters and 1 som, to Mother Cronoble died | some 14 years ago. For the last 4 years Mr. Cronobie lived with his only son, | Wm. Cronoble; there was born to thew ull nine children. t ghildren—3 | mourn his loss, h Gress-goo i { sold at Wol wes that i know where fashi is and at reasonable prices, They rised to low a price. call and see for y in stock will be orders 3 4 } 5 in.+S Hours. rate at whi "s store 1 i V ir iv $ ‘ { surp find such nice goods at believe thi Anything not wl and reach vou don't if MITSELE. 5 if ii ir } re ETRE We are informed that one day Inst week an Mrs. Ditzle, of the Loop, was walking op the road towards Mr. Me- Clellan's, she passed a ram belonging to {the latter which showed no suns of | fight, until after she had passed, when | the animal suddenly turned and with a tremendous bump sent the woman | sprawling on the ground, and in the fall | she broke one of ber legs above ihe an- | kle. Mr. Rankle and Mr, Love, like two good Samaritans, came aloog and assist | ed the anfortunate lady to her home. ——Mr. John Bayder, on Monday, | met with an accident, at Centre Hii, | that might bave proved fatal. He had stopped at the store with his two horse team to get a segar, and on attemptiog to get on the wagon, starting the horses at | same time, he iost foot~hold and slipped wagon passing over his head. He was taken up senseless, with his head some~ here, and we expect to see John shout again in a few days. cionsly raised a report that I gave a vo- ter a ticket with Allison's name on in- siead of Woodward's or Rhone’s, or at. tempted to have any one vote any oth- er than the full Democratic ticket or held any other, or printed any other, or voted any other, is & liar gud a scoun- drel. ¥ren, Krnrz. EE i tut SPRING MILLS ITEMS, The votes of the Southern precinct of Gregg were all polled but 14, on ih. The people of this lively town will cele- brate the result of the presidential elec tion on Monday evening, Nov 17, Speak- ers will be present to address the meet ing. The parade will eclipse anything ever seen in this valley-~bonfire and fire. works will be first class, People ofall rties are invited, and are requested to ring torch lights with them, Three or four ds will be present, No drunk- enness or indecent inscription on ban- ners allowed in the parade, Ss ELMO HOTEL, c. 817 & 819 Areh Street, Philadelphia, Reduced rates to $2.00 per day. The traveling public will still find at this Ho. tel the same liberal provision for their comfort, Itisloe in tha immediate centres of business and places of amuses ment and different railroad depots, ss well as all parts of the city, are easily e by Street Onrs constantly passing the doors. It offers special inducements tc those visiting the city for business or ro. o tronage solicitad, " P08. i roptristor, Maar LOST.—A 1% year old ball, with white under the belly baa missing since June. The dor will saibably a to nn “hs respooctfall FEGER, rewarded Jeux ~Prestees BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS, Bellefoute, North Ward (nr black sil and 32 25 are gn wear shiny — 13 — Winter th is the ti teal ide, se ne 10g ire fru around for the sodd } gly be re ’ IVErcoat co want of times the co loss of time snd which deat 1. I't ed, Now ar good, "Arm Hive He I MJumn David End MW Harry = 3 { John Stewart i Hepburn Blower { Wa, brvin, jr I 8 A Stover, I | 4ac0b u { Martin smi | 4 M Harter, Grogs Geo. Harter, Potser AW ES - " If you want a good Truss go to the Centre Hall drug store, Misses’ and children’s coals, 2 to years, from $14 up at the Bee Hive. - EPRING MILLS MARKET. Wheat Red. White & Mixed... Fuss csiuiint miss srs op EPRI AS tn, shelled, aud cars old... wok wheat Barley....... Cloverseed.... io Timothy seed... comm Plaster, ground per to Flour, per barrel... . Roller Flour, per barrel ...ovcniiiinn Butter, 25: tallow 6: lard, 10; haan, i6; shoulde 10; bacon or side, 12; eg per dozen, I cents, rected weekly by 1. J. Grenoble, COAL ~Pea, 2.95; Chestnut, 4.5; Egg, 4.75. ia x A 0 6 0 Blove, MARKETS. | Philadelphia, Nov. 11, 1884, {Corrected Weekly.) Chicago. Philadoiphia 43} "2 70) 2% we 33 695 Jr., Com’n Broker, Third Street, Carrio ~All ppreons are hereby caus tioned against hunting or shootiog any kind «f g-me on my premises, 12088 Sam't Brack, Potters Mille, Pa, Corn Wheat Oats Pork Lard Bauer Ware 31 South “” " €" Bon-sLE08, on hand and for sale cheap. er than elsewhere, made of best waterisl, same aleo made to order on short notice, at the shops of J. B, Ream & Soo, Farm. ory Mills. 2200t2m in w AR JQ CON on or | 4 wg 3 we 25 SOLDIERS SHOT. gE : cranmed £34 tia, NOV, OO, via Graivesion slate that Cee matin reseed | ileiiDer Meren battal i 1Q- | evening Hexny Boozen lLewins & Co. if you ¥ t they have from $2 up em all a —— - A CLEVER TRICK An ex-eaptain of the navy who resides Paris, was faking o } day in the Luxembourg y. when he saw a well-dressed gen suddenly raise his hands to his { i and an: I'he old officer went up tohim and the matter. Agrainofd {ent signs of violent pan. kindly what I su into my eves some way or other was inquired 1 TR dear, how fi ust has got Wonld you please blow into the eye fo he captain gently turned np the sufferer's eyelid, and care tally holding his head in both hands, he began to breathe with every degree of force, from a zephyr to a tempest, over affected, until at last the gentle man appeared relieved and warmly thanked his benefactor. An hour after. ward the latter became aware, while sit- ting in a cafe on the Boulevard St Michel, that he, too, and been relieved of his watch and purse! try and remove it?" the part - - A I SA The agitation of thought is the begin ' ning of truth. i ———— TW SS— he burdock plant is one of the best dinretios or kidney regulators in the vegetable world, and the compound ed in all diseases of the kidneys, liver and blood. Have used Dr, Thomas’ Electric Oil or croup and colds, acd declare it a pos jtive rure. Contr buted by Wm. Kay, 570 Plymoth Ave, Boffalo, N. Y. FOR SALE! . —— A SPLENDID BARGAIN ! A Complete and Carefully Selected Btock 0 @onsral Merchandise, the inrentory veloe of which is $600 It will be sold at eel price, ineclpding fixtures and everything belonging to the business, The storeroom and ware room in whith the stock is located may be pur chased or rented, according to the wishes of the purchaser of the stock, This store has always had a large and constantly increasing trade. It isa RARE OPPORTUNMIY, fatiefactory reasons can be given for selling. For further particulars oall at or address Elder's Store, A WYOMING WONDER range s in length, east and west, extremity in a { gradual slope, | mile bavoud wh {there is a} similar forma ila end is Devil's Gat | the Sweetwater River across the At the between (os RWARY. ot more than NO ar 8 nearly a ni he river bed break in the a # FE Fost, October 23 Milesburg, and Miss Sue BE ills, By Rev Jot - THE BEST TONIC. : This medicine oombis vou vir vegetable tonics, quickly and CAT Cures Dyspepsin fndigestion, Wen femens, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Discasce Kidoeys and Liver. It I Inve k for Women, and & Mos TiO 31 g Iron witl f AUR £ 5 ( BALTINORR BP Bate only by BROWS CHENICAL ©, CA ATARRH- AEDY. » THE GEFAT BLOOD PURIFIFE OF THE WORLD, Catarrh bas boone so prevalent the sosroely & feanlly i exempd, and truly the bane this A rhea Bo nx SEPRIBLAOIE Ae 4 ke that 4 not cure, Land al ovilive, : NEY E % . ne CUR FAILINC will be welomaed brall KELLER € ntarrh Hemedy and Blood | rifier has NEVER fulied ins vig » cane where directions sre faiowed . bottles will be sent press, prepaid Take ne i the only preparation Lal reach of the disease and Cares, w nek your dr other, Sow et iamaerrinds of & t the Best Hlood I Vor sale by Dhruggists seems Ly Daw'L § Bilan Pa. adeno by Jomweros, Hovis Burra, Kianx & Oo, Philad's. I's enerally, i inroet Co. & 'Salesmen Wanted. 0" og wos 1 he wator i 1 fact, Devil's Gate is impassable tho rocks wil During i ocks of jen are lifte {ides sh 18 partly and one can ma h i frogen, lone end of tho ent » other, {tary tree of the f forty feet, the river affords i {means of comparing 1 from where enters, walls th an oliect walls Wildl AnD Ojo accustomed, giving a a of their great | height not otherwise ol 6a. ———— INTEMPERANCE IN ARIS, | Without taking into congideration the the flery CORNAL, the strong cliartrense, the nasty flat beer and ia lot of other intoxicants, the annual | consumption of wine in Paris alone ex. ceeds two hundred quarts per head. There are two days in the week—San- day, day of rest for respectable people, {and Mondsy, day of rest those who work on Sunday to show their contempt fo God and religion—when you can see as much drunkeness here as in any othe {eity in the world. All the mannezingues, | as the lower dens are called, are crowded terrrible absinthe, with male and female customers, who drink wine which does not cantain » drop of gmpe-juice, red-hot em.disvie made out of potatoes, and liquors strong enough to seald the tongues of honest men and women. I have ventured to re- monstrate with these people and they have told me that they dmak to give themselves strength, and that wine takes the place of food. Now aloohol in the animal stomach un dergoes no change whatever ; it will be found in ibs original state in the brain, in the blood and in the liver, and it escapes unaltered from the system, causing most frightful physical, mental and moral mavages, Those who have lived in Paris for a fow years cannot but have noticed that this vice of drunken. ness is on the increase. Thero are sec. tions in the city where every other door is a liquor shop and men can be seen reeling about as drunk ss * Billee Bee- dam” ever was. The state derives vast revenues from the sale of this poison, The annual amount spent by Parisians for drink exconds one hundred and twenty-five million dollars, and half of it is expended in intemporanon MILESBURG, CENTRE CO, PA. 4 We a PE —— { Samuel VanTries Yeoeased The account of Issac 8 Frain of &c. of Henry deooaned 10 The socount of Tsasc of &o. of Phoeby M Quay deceased 11 The sox iat administral inte of Curtin townshij Frain, administrator late of Curtin townshij want of Jonas Stine and R E Rael son, sadiinistrator of &¢. of Robert Robluson, 1s of Huston twp, dec'd 12 The second account of Michael Hess dian of minor children of Susan Knarr, decd i3 The account of Thomas Strauss, guardian of &c. of the minor children of Sasanel Corl, Perguson twp, decd 14 The scoot of Thomes R Zeigler, adminis. trator of &c. of Isaac Zeigler, late of Miles tows ship, deceased, 15 The account of W H Pry, acting administra tor of &c. of Hugh Larisaore, late of Ferguson township, dec'd. #6 The fit and final scoonni of Jesse Wood ring, executor of &c. of Nancy Emigh, lat Worth twp, decd 17 The scoount of W J Thompson, adminis tors of &0. of Dr. A. 8. 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