THE CENTRE REPORTER.
NIN NI I dS NPA PN NNN
entre Harn, Pa, Man, 1], 1885,
LERMS. ~B2 §
yor year in advance, $2.60
when pot in advance. Advertisements
¢ cents per line for three insertions.
One colum per year $003 colum $45.
zar~Horeafter all subscribers paying
thoir subscription in advance, will got a |
eredit of two months additional as a pre. |
in advance, i
mium on $2
ANYTHIN YOU WANT,
r Useful or Beautiful,
tha
=i
et Aid
AT G. R. SPIGELMYER'S
==3UPPLY DEPOT, ==
sp MILLS, PA,
RING
—Yon can travel a day and
-not find a nicer, cleaner, Or-————
wee OTE complete stock.
¢ i
-Prices talk for themselves, —
€armans.
you
MAN & SON.
GAR
1885.
——— A — ———— a ——
LOCAL ITEMS,
he Reformed congregation thinks
iz a parsonage in this place,
*
_—-—iy
"erect
T
} yards | and cheaper
st received at the Dee Hive.
f Millheim, has be-
OK It
smbroideries,
1 ever, i i
-D. A. Musser, ¢
purchaser of the
of ti SEANIDRE Ii
ro one mile west
). Hosterman.
Ll kind
it the times
f && Don, dprin
8 D8 gr
¥
i
viog
we, tf
spring
i
ne of oid as well LOR
men new line of stamped
, Tidies, Splashers, Buarean Scarfs,
i18t received at the Bee Hive.
Lizzie
nouse at the
gnse
1
[igs Sav
nyder will erect a
iower end
Jacob Ripka has
stock of
jast received at
for the vacant Reformed
Hall, He is an able
Iarris twp, gave
. Hess is an active
2 of the best farmers of
-Benjamin een ap
ted Having
i the plate some years ago he no
t knows how to fill it well
Wm. A. Boal, of near Earlystown,
upon the Heporter., Mr. in
foi
!
ger has |
nliineim,
Deini
notary for
i 1
iy aR
ne
Y
Kie
caused by
ajor Fisher will
5
as 4
started
again have a
store at the Far. Mills
and, which will be a convenience for
people of that section.
eral
Musicar Corvneaz.—Will open April
‘or the study of vocal and iostrumen-
music. For circular address, F. C.
er, Freeburgh, Pa.
-Were pleased to have a call from
J.D. Lovg, one of the leading busi-
f Spring Mills.
% Len of
I Mifflin
The and Centre county
AX IMPORTANT FACT,
Oui ig to J eal
tie
3 WY have
RON
if
: .
depre
} b. 1 sod
een enabled J
the
CASI {0 secure some of
v »
Croods,
Carpets, Matting and House
In theee nes there seems to le
-
Furviwl
Goods,
4}
{ slagnalion i
been a greater win im any ol
Can now 2nou
f ¥
Hem
, Hemp
y ' : Linn snap
and Rag Carpets i pri ou fan !
heard
And in view of wh
largest st county o
Inaveting
Brussels, Ingram
of even bed
’
farm of Ge
seyviiie.
Misses’ ane
Madi:
Years.
well
been report
gouywhere
RIOCK. :
On DAG wi
boas from
der
1
LAW. i
the com
suis, and to gratil
they will
Boil
man iu
tion Bed
irom now
{ da have |
iat no compet
figures,
Fer
i
Phila i. Branch Can
Led
hands, and the
jobber and wholertiler
who purchases at the Phila
—2On,
Ase they has
{qo
4
jeaver, Col. Hastings, |]
#. lrvin Cortin tell
I
a
i
Potter and
our eyes duri
and came in fo
Cen,
1
i
i
n € inauguration para
fall share of our
Jeaver's horse
me. We]
¢
clapping.
nnioad him ths t
Centre county | ad enough militar
ent to command an army in any unpless-
| antness, and if we were President we'd
| get up a fight with some big foreign pow
er and prove it, The Ceatre county boys
ust
HEH
te, payable t
King house of Wm. Hassell & Bon,
wistown,
The board of directors of the 8, &
» R
ividend of 3 per cent.
i. will be able to make a similar an
incement soon,
—Coburn has its first musical con«
weph Kleckner, assisted by Prof. Low-
| Meyer and others. There will be good
nsic no doubt,
~Mer. T. H, Harter, the spry editor
of the Middleburg Post, paid the “Repor-
ter” a flying #isit. Tom is doing well at
Middleburg and will goon further im-
prove the lost,
~The faveral of Mrs. Musser and
daughter, of Hartleton, was one of the
argest ever witnessed in that section.
The bereaved have the sympathy of the
whole community,
—John Grove, assignee, again adver-
tires in the Reporter, the unsold proper
ity of Jacob McCool. There are some
first class chances here. Mr. McCool's
propety stands No, 1 in every respect.
~ Doctor Alexandet’s sisters, of Mill-
heim, have quit housekeeping down
there and flitted to Centre Hall, where
they occupy a part of Dr, Alexander's
large residence. Glad to have these
young ladies become citizens of Centre
Hall,
~The cold weather does not have
any ellect on the low prices at the Phila-
deiphia Branch-it makes them sell all
the more for it. People know that bar«
gains are always had there and if they
want a suit, overcoat, or any other goods
of men and boys’ wear, they go to Lew.
ins & Co. for it, as it amounts to a saving
of from $3 to $10 every time,
ton aud kept step to the music of the
drum and fife and horn. We shall agree
| to let them go from home again,
— (ne thould always bear in mind
that the largest and best assortment of
ready-made clothing is aiways to be
The goods
| to be as represented. The stock of men's
| and boys’ clothing is equal to that ig
any of the city stores, with prices down
to bottom figures. Always call in at the
Philad. Branch before purchasing cloth
| ing elsewhere. |
—There is trong suspicion that the
burning of the barn on the Van Tries
farm was the work of a fire-bug., The!
snow showed tracks leading away from
the barn across the fields to a ‘woods.
| where the fellow seemed to step back
{ and forth between the trees to mark the
progress of his work, and then struck for |
the Boalsburg pike. Mr. Wm, Swab's
loss is upwords of $800 of which up-
wards of $000 may be recovered by in-
surance. A better evidence that the barn
was set on fire is found in this, that a
large crib about 6 or 7 rods from the
barn, in which some implements were
stored, nod io which there bad been no
straw, straw had been carried from a
stack and placed over the implements
and then fired ; the straw however drop. |
ped to the floor which was covered with |
ice and went out without burning the !
erib, - The barn and erib were no doubt
fired at the same time,
—~ east i
Cextee Hawt Mgar Manker~The |
Centre Hall Meat market baving a ro- |
frigerator families can at ail tigps hp wip
plied with fresh meats, of the best Goals
ity, also bologna savenge, Next door to |
biotal ; open day and evening, !
hd dsay ul Hexsy Booze, |
AHEAD
IANGER
lood Pr
i { ry
Sy
end.
The following from Willis
a warning to |
s living along the Susquehanna i
you Williamsporiers
if a sudden break up should
river!’ asked a citizen from
t evening of our reporter. “
tell, but then Willi
to fear,” the seril
oy
“What are going |
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io
nihe
He
J hn in
be § CANE 2 LE vr £ Te
Hall, Bamuoel Krean
m Potter to his old nat
ines, » he porcl i the
tm. Aaron Harter, ¢
er mill, has alread
3
to Centre Hall,
a i
jest is b
EROUAG
@ iv
UR
As Urnd
gigeer ior thie new
y shipped his “f
- a
McDonald's It oved Liver Pills
endorsed and preseribed by many «
vent physicians, They do not make hy
grow on b:ld heads or set broken bor
but they are the best corrector of a
ordered Liver yet discovered. Mot
fanded to dissatisfied purchasers,
JonssroN, HovLroway, & Co.,
Philadelphia, Agents,
id by 1. D. Murray.
. ow
Take
GALN.
Notice or Tite Spresoip Ban
The “New York Weekly World,”
one of the best weeklies in the United
World publishers, can be had very low
new names, ciubbing for the “Reporter,”
will sach get thotlwo papers, the “ World”
for $225, the
two being $3.
vance,
regular
fi ww the
price
and * Reporter”
names,
- oo.
o +. ELMO HOTEL,
k
Ne. BIT & 38 4
rah Street, Philade Ip via,
tel the same
comfort,
centres of business and ploces of AtnGgo
liberal provision for thelr
as wil parts of the city, are
by Street Cars constantly passing the
doors. It offers speci
to thas visiting the tity for business or
plessgra,
Your patron
JOB,
Padarit
“nally accessible
woliviind
ago respect ¢
roprielor,
. FEGER,
{
ning
Kno
the J
the
Blog J h
have them io pints
{ lons, § ind arg
| breaklas: bacon and di naked
and canvased. We guarantee every piece
of meat we We
in good pasture to
s wanted,
i RLU
ed Doel
sell, have fifty
dress for
Mue
i ian our
market a
try to have a {ine flock ahead,
| tomers can de
at all times, Spcnigs
Block, Bellefonte,
Oar cus.
& Co, Bush I Juge
MARRIED,
On Feb. 28, at Bpring Mills, by
Matthias Weagles | Mary A
i On March ulyey
{| Yoari jes
: NE, 8 24d Tod
fn Haines twp, Edwin
0 stnerman, both of
Hosters
pear Woll's
&
On March 3 hy Bey
burn and Mary E Ososan
BRED,
To Hartieton, March 1, Mm Anna Catharine,
| wife of Mr. Jasnes Musser, sped 46 years, 6 mont his,
1 day 4
In Hartheton, March 2, Miss Lillie, datgiiter of
Mr. James Musson, sgod about 18 years
1 On Feb, 2% at Madisonbure, of drogsy and con
| sumption; Samuel Nathan, colored, aged 8 years
Mireli b, a Long's Cave, Mr. George Long, aged
BS yours, 2 months,
H, Grob, |
both of Col
Fish
sgn Ew
.
—
ik
tho program
to be helo i
:
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3
farch 13, 250 p.
irchase and n
Be ¢
Jordan;
8, 3 boas
Kale at 1 o'clock
2 wot
¢ residence of the u
Sigoed, two mies west of
tore Mills, ou Tuesday, March 37, at
Four head of horses, £2 yonts old as
olla, 6 milk cows, Jersey b
aa of Young catile, @8 head shew
Berkshire HX shoats, Jon
good as new, Johnson Mower, hay
and pulleys, fanning mill, browd
horse wagon, horse rake, suliey
South Bend pi Lorse roller, set Wg Barooss
| sel Crapper, of doble harness, ooliars bri
diet, heaters, Goable and wingle thecs; forks, shoy.
{Cy ol, A redsonnbly ordi will be given
i H.C SHIEK.
Pod
id 0 Clotk
id 1 1-year old
years old, 12
< Bows with
Harves
Lik, pe
wheel wagon,
BILIVEaTOMS, (Wo
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be
i
te
WE,
went
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EA ECUTOR
8 NOTICE «Lotbors testamentary
Av poi the estate oF John Tonner,
lato of Potter twp, decd, having been lawially
granted to the andersigoed worlid
rogiest ail rota koowing them
debited to the estate Wo ake (pais
Lid those Lay ig CATs aghast the sarily re.
| sent the sie duly antbenticatod nt seth
WM, AL
BON "
mari Executor, Potters Mills, 1's.
You to be tie
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THE BTRAMNGLI
Briga ndage is fant dy ing
ico, thanks to the
always follows in the
: but in the ci
us band of rob
are still
These
motive
glers,”
i YOWEYS,
velop their vietim
male decoy, wh
and who wonl
intended victim
reached the spot
shy ood bigay
giruction, wien
bring a dozen rol
place,
EPRING
Wheat Red
Barley wo
Cloverseed large
Cloversced small
Timothy seed...
Plaster, ground per ton
Flour, por barrel
Roller Flour, per bareel
Butter, 16; allow. 6; lant A
13; shotlde &; boon og wid,
eRe por doen, 30 cents
Lor Aol woekiv by LJ, Gres
OA, LIL Chsstaiul, 4
Kgs, 47
MARKKLS,
Philadelphia, Mu
(Corrected Week: ¥.J
Chicago, iy
Corn Re
Wheat yo
Chats ¥ {
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“waMoxn Wares, Jr, Comm'n I
Had i Soatic) m'n Broker