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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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Cexrre Havin, Pa, May 6, 1885,
‘TERMS. —$2 per year in advance,
when not in advance.
cents per line jor three insertions. |
One colum per year $00—4 colum $456.
Z@~Hereafter all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
credit of two months additional as a pres
mium on $2 in advance,
BARGAINS!
BARCAINS!
A Worsted Jersey (that means made of
long strand wool) not shoddy, at 98 cla,
$2.50
Se]
BARGAINS! .
BARGAINS!
No. 1.
All
Add
Merrimac and en Prints for 5 cents
a rard, usual price, 7 and 8 cents.
No. 2.
—————
No. 8. A plain white India Lawn at 8 cents
usual price 12¢.
No. 4. All over Lace net at 3734.
No. 5. The greatest of all—Men's White Shirts,
with Linen bosom, reinforced fromt,
gusseted and finished throughout, at =
cents.
Ask your merchant for one, and he wil
tell you they can not be bought. We
have them in all sizes, from 13 to 1634.
Ia embroidered dressgoods, we carry
India linen, bastiste, chambreys, in
handsome patert
————
No. 7. Our parasols are models of beauty and
18,
low prices
D. GARMAN & SON.
ARC ADB. Bellefonte, 1880.
at very
BUSH'S
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"LOCAL ITEMS.
——Work is plenty at Centre Hall for
mechanics and laborers,
Ladies’ best quality hese, solid colors
only 25 cents—Bee Hive.
——Improvements are going on at
Millheim and Coburn.
Our 49 cent three-button kid gloves
take the cake—DBee Hive.
—A3}ov. Carlin smokes 75 cents worth
of segars a day —the number is six aday.
Ladies’ pin stripe hose, full, regular
made, only 20 cents a pair—Bee Hive.
Editor Ulrich sud bis bride took
a trip west. Hope they'll bave a pleas.
ant trip.
In dress goods and silke we challenge
comparison in styles and prices—Bee
Hive.
——Miss Mary Daocan, of Spring
Mills, accidentally broke an arm a lew
days ago.
~The best and cheapest stock of
boots and shoes in Bellefonte, at Gras
ham's shoe store.
— Rev. Hewitt, eight years pastor of
the Bellefonte Episcopal charge, goes to
Nebraska.
——At last the old Felmlee house has
got on ita foandation—and all, including
Aaron Thomas, are glad.
We are sole agents for Centre county
for Dr. D, Clain’s corset, the best 50 cent
corset in the world—Dee Hive.
—Friday, 1st, had a chilly rain. Sat
urday and Sunday were cvol. Monday
started in with a chilly rain.
—Those who patronize free concerts
will be pleased to learn that the frogs
are about to open the season.
Largest stock of woolens and the best
departmen' of the Bee Hive.
—(3ents’ flue calf boots, $2.50; ladies’
cents and up, at Graham's shoe store,
~—=Difiges sells goods cheaper this |
season than ever before. Go sce for |
yourself,
——Mr. F, M. Berkholder and J. Ww. |
Dashem, of near Centre Iill, gaye our
sanctum a call,
~The M. E, Church, at Aaronsburg |
which was repaired last fall, was re- |
opened Sunday, 3.
~The town clock at Aaronsburg has
been put together and set in motion and
in the course of a few days will be placed
in the tower of the church.
~The mercantile appraiser's list ap- |
pears in this issue, The appraiser, Mr, |
1, L. Zerbe, has attended to his duty |
with that care and correctness which
characterise any thing he does, and our
business men can now see how they are
classified,
- (G0 to the Philad. Branch for a
spring overcoat, and you will get it at a
bargain. Spring suits of every style, and
cheaper than elsewhere in this state. The
Philad, Branch is headquarters for bar-
gains in ready-made clothing, No im-
positions practiced,
—Judge A, O, Furst gave Mr, Nelson
Lucas, county detective, special instruc-
tions in reference to enforcing the law |
against selling segars on Sunday, The |
law prohibits cigar stores, hotels, drog |
stores, or business places of any kind
from disposing of segars on Sunday.
~The Osborne light steel frame |
Binder, and Osborne Mower, can be
seen at Peter Hoffer's shed, near the |
mill, at the railroad station. Mr, Hoffer |
will keep samples of these celebrated |
machines at the above place during this |
season, and farmers are invited to ex-
s&;ine the sae. 2 apt
Mr. 15. A.Wentworth, with a foree |
of millwrights, bas been placed here to |
set up the machinery in the new roller |
mill. Mr. Wentworth thoroughly un- |
derstands bis work and will put the mill
perfect gentlemen, :
There is room for geome missionary |
work in Bellefonte, The Walchman in«|
vires: “Where were the police on |
Tuesday night, 19 uit., when four or five
drunken women, one of whom had a lit.
tie child with her, were making night
hideous on the lower end of Lamb street,
between 12 and 1 o'clock 7
~ Messrs. Bunpell & Aikens have
a fine brick business block. Mr. Reyo~
an improved plan, capable of accommo-
dating 1000 or 1200 people.— Watchnan.
~The stone grist~mill of Col. Wm.
McFarlane, a short distance from Boals-
old one but in good repair, The suppo-
sition is that it was set on fire
the mill, $2500,
dertown, aged 73 years. He was buried
on 28 uit. Mr. Emerick died on the old
ing one of the first farms coltivaied in
the valley. Rev. J. Brabaker conducted
the last sad rites, He sleeps with his
fathers,
el wo letters, one addressed to Mr,
Robert Zerby, and one to Mrs, Henry M
Co., Pa,” are held at Lock Haven post
office, as there is no such post office. The
| change of the name of Spring Mills sta-
office name.
Don’t forget to call on Graham &
Son, Bellefonte, if you want bargains in
boots and shoes—goods sold at bottom
prices,
— Notice of appeals is published by
the Commissioners. If you have sny
rievances now 1s the time to appeal, or
eep quiet hereafter,
~—Jacob Ripka is pushing the ne
house he has contracted to erect at the
lower end of town, and will soon have it
on its pins and ander roof.
we{Oarpenters arrived from Bpring
Mills on Monday to put up the
building of Mr. Bartholmew, at the sta-
tion, for store and dwelling.
Thousands of suits may be ordered
by John Bull fromthe Philad. Branch,
for the Russian war—England buys
where she can buy cheapest.
wee Rails were laid from Oak Hall on
Monday for the extension to Bellefonte
and we look to an early completion of
the road to the last named place.
~The construction train thundered
passed Centre Hall on Monday morning,
on its way to the upper end where track-
laying towards Bellefonte was com-
menaced.
—Rev, Land's appointments for next
Sabbath will be as follows: Services in
the Loop ¢hurch at 10 a. m. In the Cen-
tre Hall Ref. church at 2:30, and Sabbath
school at 1:30 p. m,
~wsJudge Furst, of Bellefonte; J. P.
Coburn, Esq, of Aaronsburg, and Mr,
Wm. Allison, Jr, of Howard, are mem
bers of the society for the prevention of
cruelty to ani in Centre county.
wBEditor Meek, of the Walchman,
gave our sanctum a call. He is the
ture of health and is gaining in weight
which indicates that not all editors grow
lean from the worry of newspaper |
~~ Another house has been started on
its travels—the wagon shop of Mr. Wm.
Wolf, on Church street, has been
to the lower end of town and will be fit.
ted up by Mr. Brisbin for a two-slory
8
dwe
well the
Bourg." he iden posed s condi
on all gran stained windows
be nsed with and bars closed at 1
there,
all boots or shoes boogh!; and a gnaran-
tee goes with the goods and money is re-
| fanded for any article not found as rep-
resented.
~The upper end of the Centre Hall
water works bas been relaid with » larger
main, and is a decided success as to pres
sure and greater quantity of water, The
job was under D. F, Luse's contract. The
extension to the railroad will be com-
pleted this week, under D, K. Geiss’ con-
tract, and parties wanting to build in
that direction will be sure of a good wa-
ter supply. .
—Lowine & Co, leading house for
ready made clothing, have an immense
stock of new goods. Go and ses piles of
coats, pants, vests and shirts, and other
wear for men and boys and yon will be
astonished. Bat still more astonishing
are the low prices and great bargains of-
fered. There is nothing to match them
in the entire state and least of all in this
county. No one purchasing a garment
there fails to save several dollars in cash,
or has yet regretted making a purchase
at the Philad. Branch.
~The Farmers’ Mills store, under J,
Dale & Co., has now got under good
Reatway, and is doing 8 booming busi-
ness, e store has opened with a com-
plete assortment of general merchandise
goods are offered as low as else
where in the valley. In dress goods they
have the latest stytes, in groceries the
best, and offer the highest market price
in goods for all kinds of produce, The
new store supplies a long fell want at
Farmers Mills, and an aj tion of it
was shown by the band sereneded
Messrs. Dale & Co. in their new enter
———— pf ————————
Pensoxar~Jacob Reed, one of the
solid financial men of Haines twp, gave
the Reporter acall. Mr. J. D. Platt, of
Georges Yalley, was among our callers
. DD, La Zarb, one of Mill-
heim's most useful citizens, honored our
sanctum with a call,
A. aS —————
HIGH PRICES FOR HORSES.
The horse sale of Messrs, Brasfield,
Johnson & Edmondson in Lexington,
Ky, bad a large attendance of buyers,
among them Benator Geo, F, Edmunds
of Vermont. Fifty-nine lots were
for $21,560, an aYarige of $300 The high-
Sut DILAS Waa paid by Dr. J. H. Bennett,
ow oo Lateniite. Belmont. Bteye
Noumap, a four lal by
Harold, A.J. Alexander $350 for
Petree, Onward. R. D, Duran, of
Sasiion, gan, was a large purchas-
A
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT
Wm, Wolf & Son. — |
——
We take pleasure in notifying our cus.
tomers and the public in general that
we have now received our Spring stock
of goods, and a finer display has not
been made for a long time. Our stock
in every department is as near complete |
as it can be made and we are
we can do justice to all who give us a
fair trial.
Ladies will find the latest and best
styles of dress goods at surprisingly low
prices. All goods are very cheap this
season and the consumer shall have the
Our Notion and White Goods
department is filled with choice selec
benefit,
tions, White goods will be more worn
this season than ever before and we are
prepared to meet the demand.
nd colored cash shawls are
mere
inch worn, We have them
very I
different qualities, from $2 and up.
Cientlemen will find the
ment of cassimere suitings ever brought
to this valley. Suits of beautiful goods
le to order for from §18 to £30. De-
and see for vourselves,
that
all col
Cheap straw hats from
desired—we have irs
ALN,
Our shoe stock is complete. Ladies
will find it
examine the assor
1 find a nice dress
They wil
shoe for $1.50 and from that up to the
I Gents will find the
regular Wankenphast eh
thi
Also all grades and prices of othershoes
All
shoes guaranteed to be as represented,
Kid.
3
renca
a Py
Lata
£8, hand-1
st comfortable shoe ever made,
m
Plow shoes and sewed army shoes,
In short, we shall make every endeay-
or to please all who favor us with a call,
Most Respectfully Yours,
"WM. WOLF & SON.
Cexree Harr, May 6, '85
A LITTLE TORNADO.
Kansas City, April 30.
FILMORE.
merchant
FLEMING
Union Co-operative Co, Lim hits. iP
J& TE Griest, merchnnts 11 51
Wm Reside, merchant !
FOWLER
MeCalister & Frick
GUYER
M Smith, grocer
M Rider, merchant
HOUSERVILLF
E M Bhuey, merchant
HOWARD
B Weber 4
Jonat!
mercuani
1, merchants
enk, merchant
A Bel Wives and Linware.,
B Lauth, merchant
Lucas & Bro, mse
H A Moore, drugs........
& F Kline, merchant.
Robert Cook, merchant
James B Antes, merchant...
A Allison, billiards...
Geo W Counsll,
HUBLERBBURG,
B H Goodhart, merchant
Yearick Bros, merchants...
H Brown, merchant
JULIAN,
HS Bayre,
D Irvin, merchant.
George Sleveus,
John Parsons, grocer
LEMONT.
yvior. drugs
1
merchant
L, hardware
rrOoet
tchell & ¢
on, merchant
Pe k &
mm Mi
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M { Holmos,
EASANT GAP
distiller
3 Manag . naa
Jt & Bro, merchants
W I oll
3, erchiatis
: serchant
PEXN HALL
Fisher, merchant
PHILIPSBURS
Amspor. Of i
id FrAn
iB
EM ner
Test Bros, dr
Rilas Hoes
, man
$i
Rid,
nig unroofing several houses
from the track, Four cars were loaded
with hogs many of which were killed
occupants three suffered severe
At Harrisonville a high wind
bruises,
derailed several freight cars, and at Hel-
ble damage done to property.
CANTILE APPRAISEMENT
The venders of F
Pristi }
y, wil
orelen and Domestic Mereban-
Jrokers, elo. in Centre
aks ioe that they are appraised
classed by the reigued, appraiser of m
io and other | 200 tax for the year 18
Jers
M Musser, merthal
BOALSBURG
D C Glogerich, grain and coal
Thomas F Riley, merchant
J & J Stuart, merchant...
George B Jack, merchant...
N J Ehaw, merchant.....co.
BLANCHARD
James A Quigley, merchant...
A B Freeman, billiards,
J 1 Kunes, merchant... commis
W Binger & Co, merchant.......
BUFFALO RUN
H K Mattern, merchant...
BELLEFONTE
J R Alexsuder, implements. con.
Buouell & Alkens, musical igs
E Brown, Jr & CO. BIO0BIY.....onnevonmne
G 1 Blackford, cigars & tobacco...
C Strickland, grocery tb
J Brackbili's Sons, furtiture.
R B Epangler, furniture .
V J Batier & U0, grotery ae
8 & A Loeb, merchants wa
Joseph Bros & Co, merchants...
Montgomery & Co, mer. tailors
J Zeller & Son, drugs... .
Jus Harris & Co, hardware ¥
A C Mingle, boots suid shoes...
J D Bourbeck, confectionery...
COG MeMilion, billlards .
FP Blair, JOSIE. cons iinciiiscinisivsivins
Graham & Son, boots aud shoes..........
J A Harper & Co, merchant...
I Guggenheimer, leather, otc...
3 Gasman & Bon, Merchanta........
BA a Thane aa
W T Twitmeyer, stoves and tin...
¥ 8 Meyers, confectionery.
Valentives Store Co., Li
A V Smith, ry.
MoeCalmeont & Co, coal
Bechler & Co, grocen
FP Green, drugs...
HH Y Stitser, books,
John Meese, grooery
Bamuel Lewin, cloth
or
Buabaus :
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Lyon & CO, MeTChRIM, .....c.cnommmrserrim
¥ ¥ Keichline, billiards,
C U Hoffer & Co, merehants...
Harper & Weakley
w B Schaeffer, boo
Geo AW, GrOCRTY ooivversnrsen
Louis Doll, boots and shoes... ...
Bn % Weaver, tobacco, eto -
Pe Sie. ath dusipsisvirl
Williams & Bro, wall pape, oid ocr 14
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Basser,
Bon,
vbgianiilisdosmnisriismain,
Goldsmith Bion AIRE... cisco ne
Sloger Mfg. Co, sewing machines.
BENORE.
Masiery & Gray, merchants... ovine
COBURN,
Tramofielsr & Vonada, merchanis., | i
Sami Grenloger, merchant... rl
¥ P Barker confectionery... me. 14
1 J Grenoble, grain and coal... d?
Wuluner & MB, G0..oonsiinieimssid
GW Stover Pistiller.........
CENTRE BILL.
Michasl UU ohm, merchant.......oonedd
CENTRE IALL.
A Dinges herent. {4
y Aasinen, a |
Wm. Woir & Fo CNG.
FARMERS MILLS
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TORCH chomp vrsrmsss rere Ib
grocers
billianie
errant
A Mayes, grocer
} W Wythes, grocer .
J Mayes confectionery
BR Griffiths, grooer
John A MeOmber, billiards
FINE GLENN
a R Boak, merchant
POWELTOS
Ww J Jarkuon, merchant
PORT MATILDA
#8 Miles, merchant
# BR Pringle dn
A W Reed, do
i Chaney & Thompon, mer
PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE
A G Ewing. merchant was
| Cente Mining Co, Lim, merchants
PINE GROVE MILLS
i JG Ress, grocer
H 3 Thompson, merchau
J 1 Ross, merchant. .......
EEBEESDURG.
CC Losses, merchant...
Royer 4 Frank, merchants
ROMOLA
Wm Robb, merchant
ROLAND
Cartin & Co, merchants...
ROCK BPRINGS,
Cobeen a4 Bro, merchants
Gobeen & Bro, merchants
SPRING MILLe
G R Bpigelmyer, merchant ‘ .
GA Runk, grain and cosl.....o..oonnen
J Long & Pon, merchant
1 J Grenoble, merchant. ...oviivnss
Wm or, mire | PA
SNOW SHOR,
J I THOMpEon, BIO0Er.....onvrormn
Jas B Antes, merchant. «uw
Hoover, Hughes a Co, merchanis.......l2
E J Walker, billiards and pool
Anguatos Rhoe, grooer
Wm M Leather, four and feed
Wm Graner & Co, merchants,
T B Budinges, grooet.........
R J Haynes, Jr, grocer...
OB Doak a Co, ‘Serchanta,
Herbert Willlaanis 00% fectioner.
fturat & Bro, merchants... ws
Sommerville 4 Co, merchants
J BEWIng, GPUS. cooiiiveismmencesrvisivurmona
SANDY RIDGE.
WR Miller, merchant... ..o.omoiomis
STORMRIOWN,
4 Srin, MATERA cum. or
Tay. a
Junigta Mestng Oo, Lim...
TATE COLLEGE,
MD Sayder, Werthant.. ........ ovoid
Jad Barat,
TUSSEYVILLE,
BM BRE MECH Bl. nie riimansiviiimin]
WOOUWARD.
CW Hoserman, tae thant...
NW Eby, OIE IE... cnmmmmprassssmiiv
WOLY'S STORE.
J 8 Emeiiok, me oha aloes
YVALLER.
Yer:iok 4 Son merchant... coed
14 8B B Miller, Merehamt vniiminon i
WINGATE.
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(From the Indisuapolls Thnes.]
AN INTERESTING LETTER
Fron Mr. Harry W. Olmstead, Proof
reader of the “Times.
The following letter Is encouraging and worth
of careful perusal, coming as iL does, from so rail
able a source, unsolicited. It contains facts of |
great 1
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DASHEN
REKHOLDER,
, Centre Hi
ST . ELMO ROTEL,
Ne, 817 & B18
Reduced rates
traveling public
} Arch Street, Philadelphia,
ww $200 per day, The
‘ will still find ut this Ho.
tel the same libers! provision for their
comfort. 1tis located in the immediate
centres of business and places of amuses
ment and diferent railroad depots, as well
ae all parts of the city, are ansily accessible
by Street Cars constantly passing the
doors. [It offers specisl inducements
to those visiting the city for business or
pleasare,
Your pats Lele roshnr
fully solicited,
JCA. M. Fiui
KR, Proprivtor,
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Callcoes, Musing Sbirtiogs Cloghams,
&ec, lower than ever,
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wanna, ¥ smu
Prodace wanted in 1: change.
wasmiinsl')
BANANAS, ORAMIEs, RAISINB
Flies DATLE, LEMOAS,
PRUNES CoANUTY,
CREAM NUTS,
Al MO LEE
TiBERTS,
&o,
and a new lino of
FINE CANDIES,
{JUST OPENED,
GOLDSMITH
JUBT LANDED AT THE
DOK!
HEAVILY LADENED WITH ALL THE LAY
EET NOVELTIES OF THE BEASON
SWARMS , , 2 ox BUZZED
About us all last week, attracted by our
elegant display and Sledge-
— Hammer Bargains. ——
We want you to continue to come, as «
are sure we can suit you
$i
Lidl
REIDY
Nobody need send to the city,
to get more fashionable goods
or Cheaper.
Inspect our elegant
Silk Dress Embroideries,
IN BEVERBAL BHADES
We keep the best $1 Nlack
Silk in America.
BEAUTIFUL HAMBURG EMBROI-
DERIES, EXQUISITE LACE
AND WHITE GOODS.
CHILDREN'S CAPS
—KID GLOVES—
IN ALL BHADESR
ed
Sa
Bee Hive
One Price Stores,
HIGH BST. BELLEFONTE.
Reported by Evaxs Enos, Produce Commisio!
Merchants, No, 56 North Water 8t., Philad
Butter, Eas, Poultry, Cheese and all kinds of
Country produce. Quick sales, good prices and
quick returns
“4
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Fashionable Hosiery
Puitanmirmis, May €
BUTTER.
Penn's, extra,
Western
TER
Creamery
BOGE
Penn's, Del and M4, per doe...
" " bbls
Western, ex brands OTR
LIVE POULTRY.
Fowls, straight, pesrdy..........
mixed -
Western,
per ib
straight...
. wired
Roosters... wenn bi —-t—
Ducks
Turkeys...
CHOOBE..co cnn rcns suns
DR
Turkeys, XM. comin
choice
: a
Chickens, drypicked, extrs....
" DOM... cuneie
medium
scalded a
Ducks, extrs oe
fair
SEIT...
Gocse, exis... — —— hn ——
CALVES AND SHEEP.
Calves, Del & Md, prime wn per ib
Fair 10 good... omnes
Common stock...
Bheep, prime....... wry
Lamis, extra
Live Cattle.........
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples, Baldwing......cowper bbl 8 08
Ouious, Pace - os 4 0
POTATOES,
Early Rose, cholo...cennn vn
Burbanks, choloe, w_—
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Pearl Mammoth...
NY Fattory, Choo... ssismies
Olido, fat, fine
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Hides, Green, Steer.
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Tallow,
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Honey 16 COMP... comme wim
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MARKETS,
Philade : 1885.
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Baworr Way Pam's Broker
238 bh Bust,
SPRING MILLS MARKET,
Wheat
Whoa Mead er ———————
un: shelled, and ears OM .........
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