THE CENTRE REPORTER. a a a NPN PN Cextee Hany, Pa, Mar, 18, 1885, —— co. $2.60 ERMS. ~$2 per year in advan hen not in advance. Advertisements - cents per line {for three insertions, One colum per year $90—1 colum $45. mér~Heroafter all subscribers paying | their subscription in advance, will get a cradit of two months additional as a pre mium on $2 in advance. AN IMPORTANT FACT, Owing fo the great depression in aif branches, we have been enabled Jor the READY CASH lo secure some of the greatest bargains ever heard of in the way Goods, Carpets, Matting and House Furnishi Ini these lines there been a grealer stagnation than in any other shi t/ of Spr ing Goods, gems (oo huang And in view of which we can nov largest stock in Centre county of Vel Brussels, Body Brussels, Ingrcins, He i and Rag Carpe is, al prices lower t} 1 hi ref {ivi cier heard of even before the hind . THE ECLIPSE A FAILURE. MAN'S STORE A COMPLETE SUCCESS. | We have lots of ive ONE Pri A -> a - An old and anew sul World, each one Ag —— (FTOVE & -By all means fail 1 il 8 IIeW iocal., to read | y wife of Mr ry 18 seriously § Roush, near 11 child i + : 10 ‘Hive 08” and ren’s coat 16 from $114 up at the Bec I'he new Lotheran church at Mad- 18 nearly ready for dedicat ‘ yards Embroideries, and cheaper ever, jost received at the Bee Hive. valual at? v to i Foo A He ‘ horse belongin ] 1 died cr ' sil received at &l nk Wasson, of Ia ve i { & NArvie yar Tr Earn iis 3 2 1e we ieel like prophesying, hat the xt grand-jury i 0 gra ny new couri-house in 1s, stamped ov 1 | + 1 1168, Bpiasners, tOWels, ete, just opened eiegant Zan ine of ROOUS, bureau | Bee Hive, / 2 ] f near i, UL Heal i Centre Hill, died sud- | last week, of i Comsumplion changing uid notify us—giving well 88 new post-office. tf annual meeting of the 's Evangelical conferen @ | ana IL iineim, one year hence, | rs post-offi yill AS € next Pe ! ummer stock of suit. | Just received at giloring department of the | the | innick who Tear ago | Bpring oe~~Will open April | By | and instrumen- | circular address, F. C. 5% Pas rgn, LA. ~Clevan Dinges has disposed of bis rests in the store at Coburn and will | Freebu $ ‘% to our town and engage in at his old stand, A lent week rervice was conducted stor N. J. Miller at Emannel’s Greensbrier, Pa., during the first k in March, ~The protracted meeting in the M. irch of this place closed on Friday tof last week. There were upwards ty conversions dufing the revival, | —On Friday there will be opened at ' store the following new goods: Oranges, Lemons, Peanuts, ne, Candies, also a new lot of White wr roller flour, ~PaisTer Wanrep.—A good house painter can have steady employment during the coming summer, at good wa- ges, by calling on or addressing F. W. Weaver, Boaisburg, Pa. 11m3t ~During the Inauguration it is said ick-pockets relieved J. P. Gepbart of AIGSE, p £54 in cash and papers valued at $1500, From an account in another columa it 8 :ppears the papers were found since, ~~ Rev, Barr, of Huntingdon county, preached for the Presbyterians of this | Charge as a supply, last Sabbath, His sermon struck us as sound as well as fue, —Mr. Orris McCormick is pleased with his sale. The attendance was large and goods went at fair prices, the latter of which he attributes to the efficiency of Jas. N. Leitzel, auctioneer, Bpring Mills. <1 1. sonny to learn that the family of our friend Wm Alexander, at Spring Mills, is afflioted with typhoid fever, Mr. Alexander is recovering from an attack of this disease, and a son, Amos, is still seriously ill, ~-=(30 to the Philadelphia Branch for the best bargain in suite in these United States. Lewins & Co. defy the world for low prices in ready-made clothing and offer as good an article as is manufacs tured, ~The Centre Democrat has got into gnug new guariers on High street and henceforth there will be no more “such Biting up stairs as I pever did see” Hope our peighbor feels al bome and will prosper, — DEDICATION ~The new Lutheran chinreh at Madisonbore will be dediented on Sunday, April 12,’856. Rev, Dr. Cone iW ok pr rydbiph a; will perform the wdicatory scrvices, A general invitation is extended to all 10 be presents x seted in the vi Airlies are coon mill and ths entre Hall, Ba The ¥ ¢ ekly World, to th sis : Ww ¢ £9 ere Diier av far n 3 Ret orter ’ tr 1th 16 Hag with one © ve.) DET § ——— 100 musical under the direct Ler, was a ing was in maxing BOW Any acres 1a ex cieared and the num ber. This is a new i alternoot 08, pap will have to set uj sin} any eflect deiphia Brand the more for it. EalDE Are diways overcoat, wear, they go of men ad ins & Co. ba g1 r t3s of from $3 to $10 every time, 3 nb iy 8 for it, as If amouuts 0 of nature in th ight-legged is among owned by & Chester, N. J. m wonderful calf has Peter Hoffer pike—his calf was “twice frozen and resurrected each time by the ing process, 1f Bob Inge revil w know whether there is another worl him come and consult this calf, wel JgOreoats are still needed, may last a good while yet, and buy any style at almost cost a : adeipbia Branch aud get a first class ar- ticle, Youocan'tget as good a bargain anywhere in any kind of ready mad clothing as at the Philad, Braach, ~—Sgveral bridges on the Beailefonte line of our railroad are now completed, and track-laying will begin suortly, which gan be carried on from both ends ~~Loamont and Bellefonte—and will cou sequently be done in 2 short time, and then we can go west by rail as well as east, wee PERSONAL, Representative Rhone gave the “Reporter” a call and looks ss though the state capital agreed with him, John Weaver, of Far. Mille, gave ve a call. Judge Hoy spent an hour in our | sanctum and gave ns a pleasant chat, Mr, Charles J, Stem, of Harris, gave vs a call ~ Mr. Stem intends moving to Peabody, Kas, sbortly, Mr. Wm, M. Grove, of near Centre Hill, favored our sanctum | with a pleasant call, ~Lewins & Co. wish to have every man in the connty wear one of their enits, and to gratify this becoming ambi- tion they will sell suits and overcoats from now until April, at a sacrifice, | Goods bave been marked down so low | that no competition ean reach the same | low figures. The Philad, Branch oan un. | derseil all others because they have their | stock from first hands, and the profits of the johber and wholesaler go to the one who puroliases at the Philad, Branch. wee Mre, Jacob Treaster, of pear | Centre Hill, died on last Friday, She was 8 daughter of our old friend Fred'k Ar | nold, and mother of Roiand Treaster who a short time ago bad a leg crushed | by a falling tree. Mrs. Treaster seemed to havea presentiment all winter | of her death, and when taken to see her aafortuoate son she remarked thet the | would be brought back in a hearse, proved a fact—for she died at the Some A freak e ged onl a1. yO i the i of her som Roland, For the Revonren: A MILLHEIMER IN TENNERSEE, Srexoen, Tenn? March 9. Arrived at this place on evening Van Buren county, is not uM South” is a frand, and Sunday t roads being in a fearful conditic country is behind The are indolent , and live as one of “] live what 1 rai ut.” and is nostly pay lor ofa cl as congenial reported Sunn Saturday froze his contury, fTerent on 16 ron: in Deonie ind tnd ! marked and d clay, is I'he timber On The ind don’t » wit) thi i i8 INOstly kiy, rapidly and sleep mach CcOnaition was p gappriitl $1riv loosing esl ad becom : friend 10 nfld’s Celebrated Worm Pow Eo | . ie, Was alarm Was advised by iry Mcl ders, Aduaunistered pelled the enormous worms,’ Neighbor Bmith now thinks McDonald's Worm Powders are tue the greatest vermifoge in existence, : Jodxaron, Horwoway, & Co. Pruladelphia, Agents. id by J. D. Murray, ST, ELMO HOTEL, S Ne B17 & 819 Areh Street, Philadelphia, Reduced rates to $200 per day The traveling pubbe will still find at this Hee tel the same iiberal provision for thaeid comfort, £is located in the sree and she ex number of 132 od ment and different railroad depots. us well as all parts ofthe cit by Street Cars constantly doors. It passing the offers special inducements pleasure, Your patron JOS are! age respootfully solicited, 3, FEGER, Proprietor, i — pa If yon want th porter and the "New York Weekly Wirld.” for one year at 82.25, you can have the two by sending va the $2.25, 10 which the two papers will also are only able to garry it out upon the pian, “ ightuiug Ir : rink thie Al ulug jar is Kuowu., It is 4 the Masou jar, | the differen Lilug J have them int uns Fu ¢ breaklus: bacon and cauvased. We gnarautee eve Of Meal we ae Ya have fiily lambs io good pasture to dress | r fwparket as wanted, We give Eneejal i tention to gettiog fine lambs, EY 10 have a fine flock ahead, AT 8 9 Bit and ain Our cus fil Limes Hook, Bel slonte, iat : i i : MAMKELL, March 12. by Rev. 2 A. Y W. F. Kramrice, of Spring L. Bwenhower, of Millen i On March #8 by Rew. NX. J {i CH Weber, of Kebersburg, and Miss D i Johnson, of Tylersville ) March 12, st the residence of Wm i Coutre Hail, by Rev. W, E Vise) { Woll, of Centre Hall, end Wiss © of Potters Mille, On same day, by the same, Lewis 1. Hassinger, { of Centre Hall, 6564 Mis Mary A, Babs, of pring Mills, Pa variek, at Asronsbury, ¥ Mise at Tylorevilii i Miller Wolf or, J. Witiner Hgabeih MoeQoy DIED, i 8 th Om March porte Me and Me grandpa MBL Sver & | yours, IN onthe, { of beoom ing a rise lul man, but death I oe re spate of persia, The grielsivie ken paresis wil) Fetirn to Landen this week where My, Delong is On March 14, at Bee Hill Mm, Rebocon Tries wr whiow of we hi Jaovb Tolowter, aevd FORIS, J ville, J STRIKE OF 2000 COAL MINERS, Pittsburg, March 16.—A special dis patel from Irwin, Pa., says: “In accord. ance with a resolution adopted Saturday, between 1500 and 2000 coal niiners struck to-day for an advance of ten cents a ton. The situation of the strike elsewhere is unchanged, Both sides ecntinue firm fare confident of victory NOTICE-- Wolf & anteed to weigh as First LOY Prices, rep- reseeted, : 7 71 Call on (L7i ws before purchasing doe, Tailor, HALL t Bank Building, and is prepared to do ail kinds ()/ / Tailoring ; has just / SPring tie Samples and the Latest lash LO Plates. 100 (0 $248 90 CR 0 0 9419 io Foreman, Supe fh. A FEwegtwobd HOTS Sialic 24 w Town sccounts and SPANGLER, RUNKLE, MINGLE, Auditors, lervigned Auditors of Potter ne above Ww w « B An extra discount of 10 to 20 per cent * ladies’ aud children’s coals, at the Bee Hive, {31 Moe ——— PROPERTY Will id at public sale at ring Mills, Pa. } riday, March read estate of Jacob McCool: A Acres, more of less, about 2 ing Mills, in Georges Valley: iwostory dwelling house, bank moke house and all other Sison Saw Mill, with excellent r. A never falling spring of water at A large and thriving orchard of choice i Acres Lunber land, balance is un. ate of cultivation and under good THEW g hots 2einy Frame House and ot, at Witmer's ith sable, hog pen, and water on lot, openly st Spring Mills consisting of 4 Lot, and large sable iis property is ew and ane of the Gpest et Spring Mills, 469 Acres, with house, bauk barn and oth. er outbuildings, good orchard, never ailhag wa { ter, Thisis good farm land, and about 200 sores good Utaberiand, situste st Spring Mills, | ~ Also 34 Acres, with a good house and sable, | Iotated near the railroad, abut ons mile west of | Spriog Mulls, and hae good walter. Also 7 Acres | adjoining the above on the wost, and clearof tip. | ber. Sale at 1 o'clock, when terms will be made known, JOHN GROVE, Assignee, Bale March 20, | SALE ht She Nsidente angen signed, w ring Fri day, March 20 : rou head of Bore, 3 yebe old colt, 5 milk eows, Champion reaper mowes, | Willoughby Drill, Centre Hall cornplatter, roller, phay rake, cultivaiors, windmill, cornsorapes harrows, plow, 2Bborse wagon, 4-hormse | wheel wagon, easy ranning, barsoss of all Kinds, | double sel harness, collars, bridles, fynets, | chain, 0th chain, aud other chats, diner rakes, forks, sod other aricles, Sa) sd 12 o'clock i sharp bo 34 B.¥ YEARICK. 4.8 pe ————— —— XECUTONS NOTICR «Letters tostamen k upon the estate of John Tonne., late of Patter twp, doc d, having Teen lawially granted to the andersigned works ¥ [ reguest all persons Knowing thems Ives to be in. deisiedd to the estate Wo make Lone late and thowo havi Soll the rage § iaibeel, Auch, ~w~One should always bear in mind | that the largest and best assortment of ready-made clothing is always to be found at the Philad. Branch. The goods is first class all the time, and warranted to be as represented. The stock of men's and boys’ clothing is equal to that in | any of the city stores, with prices down | to bottom figures, Always call ia st the { Philed. Branch before purchasing cloth- | ing elsewhere, RE LE YY I | pm —————— { THE MISTRESS OF THE ITE HOURE, [New York Evangelist] In looks Miss Cievelend reminds of Anna Dickison; perbaps because wears her hair in the same style, there is nothing mannish about her in private is rather too modest than erwise, Her voice is elear and her 2 alation distinct, making her a fine s; | er. Bhe has given frequent lectures ; the Elmira Female College, which ha: been very popular smong the young {| dies. Her name is found in the jas | alogne in the faculty as lecturer | medimval history. The country may er | gratuiate itself upon bavingso intelliges | and publicepirited a Christian wou: { in the White House, : - -_— - { ACRANK AT THE WHITE HOUSE. | Vashiogton, March 14 —A man giviog { his name as Winfield Scott Hancock was arraigned in the Police Court to-day i | was committed to the workhouse £1 three months as a suspicious character, He says be walked from North Caroling to Washington for the purpose of show - | ing the President a patent he bad ins { ed to run the government. He geser { that be was elected President on the Un- | ion ticket, but was kept ont of office, ert. - - Washington, March 14.—Miss Cleve | land held her weekly reception ut ti White House this afternoon from three | to five o'clock, Bhe was assisted by eister, Mrs. Hoyt. There was a nnmber of callers, among whom Mre. James G. Blaine aod ber { Walter Blaine. They were cordi | ceived and bad a pleasant - in Cextee Harr Meat ARRET, | Centre Hall Meat market having a re. frigerator families can at all times be sup- | plied with fresh meats, of the best qual. | ity, also bologna sausage. Next door to { hotel ; open day and evening, 14may tf Hexzy Booz Reported by Evarxs Broke, Produce Comms Liatits ) Of North Water Bt, Philad Poultry, Cheese and all ki Quick sales, good price Puiraveirnia, Mar, 10 BUTTER. Ne, CXIMR... as Western BGGE 5. icked, extras CALVES AXD SHEEP, el & Md, prime per ik r 10 good sock. DRESSED PORK per | 78 AND VEGETARLES per 100 12 € " = ws er Bhi Burbacks fair... Pearl Mammoth Beauty of Hebron Peerless ..... —— wh—— CHEESE, NY Factory, choloe Ohio, fal. BD .......conoene Penn's, Full Cream... co... SERDS, Timothy. Clover Flax a —————— WOOL. Tubwashed......... Unwashed Apples, evaporated, in cases......... good... . Ba — quarters BlackDerries .1....c..cecnncens Cherries, pitted, prime dry...... FURS, Bear, bisck Bacoons........... Muskrat, Winter,, Wild Cat... HOWE Chh...ocosnimscrmmncsinre Uporsum, cased, trashed owt... Rabbits ...... o.oo... ESR a HIDES, Hides, Dry......... wept Ib Onlf, Salted...... - . Cow, a Sheep Skins, per piece... MISCELLAXEBOUS, iota, prime... per iy Lard, Count: BOB... comssmmssismagen » 8& Price Current Sulject to Market Fluctustsion SPRING MILLS MARKET. Whest-Red.. ......... p—“ White & Mi ‘ Boss smrrines “ a. Corn, € led, and ears old .. RT RN Aoyersend small... y Vo Plaster, ground Flour, Butter : » wo om FOUR “on SOR SE AE Se ra DREGE «onus cassisn 6; and) '® Bam, 1 baoon E8ggcsery wu8 SB Bn *
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers