- He " THE CENTRE REPORTER. Cexree Harty, Pa, Nov. 18, 1885, | Teams ~$2 per year in advance. $2.60 when not in advance. Advertisements | 20 cents per line tor three insertions. | One colum per year $90—4 colum $45. Hereafter all subscribers paying | their subscription in advance, will get » | credit of two months additional as a pre | mium on $2 in advance, i i i i { i ¥ BUSH ARCADE. BUSH ARCADE 1 A A AN SS SOS —eeSup't Westfall, Mr. Harrar, Mr. Seymour, and other railroad officials of the P. & FE. Div. passed over our road on Tuesday, in a special car, secompanied by Mr. Maginnis of the Williamaport Gazette & Bulletin; Mr Housten, of Montgomery, and Messrs. M’Farlane, Hees, Wolf und the editor of the Rerorres, aod had qnite a pleasant trip. A notable feature being Mr, Hess large and elegant rambos H. The entire party dined at the Bash Mr. Westfall and bis staff are cilities, and we can assure our ple that nothing will be left undone in this regard. Mr, Maginnis can add much to Children's Jersey Caps at 15, 25, 30 and 35 cents. Cashmere Hose for Ladies, full regu- | lar made, at 25 cents, in colors and black, Our Cloths—Trico Home-spun and | Jamestown goods are selling rapidly. By the way we can show youthe finest line of 1} yard wide Cloths and Trico | you ever saw. Our price is 55 cents; not | one week 60¢, next week 50¢, but each | week alike—55 cents, Dress Braids from an { of an inch to 3 | inches wide. Wool Laces in all colors and widths, Fedora Buckles and Clasps for dresses, Wrap Fringes in all shades. Our line is acknowledged to be the finest, Velvet Ribbon in pink, blue, cardinal | and common colors—satin back. i i i i i { D. GARMAN & SON, Bush Arcade, Bellefonte, IE ————— LOCAL ITEMS, —— Clasps for dresses —Garmaus. —(Clymer family to-night, — Farmers,are mostly done husking corn. ——Good opening for a doctor at Spring Millis, Wraps, fringes, braid and wool laces— Garmans, oll —Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Wolf are visit~ ing in Williamsport. Saxony, Germantown and common | yaro—(rarmaans., wll —~ Rov. Mr, Whitney's wife is vis ing friends 1 the valley. & ~—(QRIESTAL is the best i market. Ilry « sack. ~Howard Human, of Aagonsburg, is | about to move to Ceutre Hgll. ——Michael Frank, a cifizen of Penn twp, died ou 13, aged soe 70 years. Shelled corn and oiler coarse grain | waated at the Centre Hall rolier mill ——Mr. Daniel Fleer has driven stakes {0; 8 new Lousa Dear Lhe ratiroad ——Moanday and Thesday were de- lightful days—like the'beginniog of lu- dian summer. —Tue Centre Hall $tation is one of the liveliest on tue rosd, witn stir and trade increasing. : ——Toe Reformed pamsonage is fast being completed. Iu will bg 8 Landsowe building when finished. —Rev. Mac. Risuel, Methodist pas tor of a charge below Lewistown, 1& ¥is- iting his pureuts here, x Mr. David Lohr, of Farmers Mills, has purchased a lut and wil erect a house at Centre Hall, Mr. D. C. Keller has already erect- ed a large new stable to take the place of the one recently buruved, Corn meal grists will be ground at | the Centre Halli roller mill, Tuesday and Saturday of each week. tf —— About a dozen of new houses are already fixed upun 10 be erected in Ceuw- tre Hail the eusaing year. ~]ottie Ross had a pretty little birthday party l'oesday nigut—much to the delight of the little folks. w—ePlasterers at the new church at Millheim are frozen ap. No more work this fall nuless iv moderates, ~The Spring Milis band is flonrish ing and discunrses five masic, aud as an orgauization favors temperance, ~Ziotby, Peun Cave aud Axmann are the names of three new stauous placedgon the scheduie of our road. Saturday and Sanday were raw and cold, with a snow squall at night that put 8 white face on the ground. ~The Lutheran members of the Centre Hall charge are putting 10 a gratis day's work filling up around their sew charch, ——Dry floods at cost at Dinges’ store. Exchange for turkeys, ducks, ohicke.s, busier, vges, chesinuis, ete. Give Din gea's store a call, —Merchant tailoring at the Phila del Branch, and satisfaction guaran. Ap experienced head oversees this department. tu ww Millbeimers are somplainiog of want of “fire” iu their houvk aud Jer company. A big blaze would wakea them up—when it's too late, wThe railroad officials passed over our road in a special vu Fuesday, and by invitation of Bup’t Westfall, we bad the pleasure of joining he party, The Clymer family, of Milton, gave a musical entertainment in Aasrousburg, on 14. They furmsh excellent music Andy Immel entertained them over Sun. «eThe scaffold has been taken from of the new Lutheran church plasteriog of the different rooms on being done to be fuliowed by fres wm Pomona G of Centre county will meet at Centre Hall, Friday, Nov. Business 27,8410 a. m. of importance will be transacted and a full attendanos is sausages are i ripe-~the 8q ol he bo 1 ’ the moro ug 3 gu no indication of it So whi stall longest sausage and w out biguest piece 7 wep winterish blast us be Hitig the modus operandi of a Mexican buil mer. tp ———— REMOVAL OF Comrpses.—On Satur- day, 14, the remains of the followiag per- al ground at Potters Milis, and were de- posited in the cefuetery at Bellefonte, in Dr James P. Wilson, buried in 1863, and his daughter Julia, aged sbout eight years, whose remains were buried in the sRILG Krave, ? Mrs. Mary Wilson (mother of Dr. Jas. Hon. Wm. W. Potier, who was buried in 1838, He was a grandson of Geueral Potter, of revolutivnary fame. He was bon at Potters Mills, Dec. 18, 1792; was admitted to the bar in April, 1814; was elected to congress in 1836 and 1538, where be gaived a high reputation and was the leader of the Democratic delega- tion from Pennsy.vanis. He died in his 48th year. He left no children, —The first work of real importance - the lower end of tcwo to the depot [his is a matter that mast be attended to some time and the longer it ja de- layed the greater will be the expense aud difficulty. Persons who wish to build iu that section will be relieved of the suspense as to where the line will be, Land taken from oue side should be paid fur by the party getung it on the oppo- «ite side the road, at a fair valve, A walk sbould also be provided for to the station. There is much travel in and out, aud it will not be to the credit of vur town if pedestrians must wade through mud, avkle deep, all winter and next spring. Hope our council will be prow pt in these matters. - -——— day, evening. This. family c Mp Chptirer sid) Srebiidren, aida ®anpped with silver instrumetts AFT e latest musical inveution, and dis course music second to no band that bas traveled this part of the sate, They al- ways draw crowded houses and are press ed tu return sgain where they have once been heard. They are a musical marvel, + - — West Smith, one of Centre Hall's young wen, bas gooe and taken himsel: A Wile, pence spew how to make an “lmpres siun” upun oue of Boalsvurg's feir dam- sels and has “locked forms” with her. I'he pair have tne REpcrTER's beet wishes May sorrow never cowe Beross their pai b- way, and life be strewa with happiness fur the pride apd groom, a—— EE — —Powers & Son are still alive and doing the largesi busiuess in aud shoes in the county, People Powers’ and see and theo buy, stock of goods always spa and the prices are 80 stactory 3 t buy. Boo ghd Classes, sexes and af, aud no misrepresectation or paper led ar- ticle. The public are asked to call aud see their stuck, no matter whether want. ing to purchase or not. - ian ~The boro’ dads should at once pro- vide for some kind of an spparatus to ex tinguish fires; don’t wait util « big fire i8 bad, doit iu .tume to preveot such a calamity, There are some very simple and cheap wachives wade for this pur poseé sud to suit small towns, which would come handy st the next fire, It may cause a little tax and a little grumb- ling—10 matber sboat that—the saviug may amount to thousands or itsell AP ——— — A attempt was made to borglar- ize Dr. Cons. Smith, resiting near Clin. ton Dale, OCtinion eonnty. Tue party eutered the house by a ladder to an up- siairs window, but on entering the hed room the Dr. weakened up and routed them. He had received a registered let- ter 1hat day containing a note, and it is thought the idea that it contained mon- ey led 1he party to the search, wee Mies Mame» Hillbish, familiar] known iu this place, and Mr. J. B Reed, a prominent Philadelphian, were mar- ried in Lock Haven, Tuesday evening. I'he happy couple will v sit Washing. ton, New York and Boston, afier whieh they wifl make Philadelphia their home. Sacer tu them, weeThose of our patrons who have kindly responded to our request for ma- terial wid, in whole or part of their ac esants, have our thanks. If any others that may yet bear our needs in mind make ax a remittance they may appropriate to themselves a liberal share of our thanks, «Mr. Donachy, artist, of Lewishurg, has obtained the contract for frescoing the new Lotheran chursh in this place. Mr. D, has done some fine work in Look Haven and other large towns, and the work in the church here is to be of the finest class, ~The Boalsburg Modoes returned from ther bunting expedition in the Seven Mb, on Friday, with five deer and a large bear, Their party numbered fifteen men, and their success this season keeps up their good record, wee Pocohontas, Io, RB 12th, says: Mm Sarah Harpster, of Centre Hall, Pa, arrived at this inct yesterday. She in 3 inter la-lyw of Mrs W. Bie ,and inten the Bissells an extended visit, sd 2 For 82 in advance we will send the KzporTER one year and the Naw Yorx Weexkrty WoRLp six months, The two papers lor the time X $2. This ofi-r wo make to Induce advance payment, of we Af 0r Bapt. 1 our stock of emb will be complete and k on ain Wns eo HC hiss ato FROM COBURN, Times are pretty brisk about here, The | grain business is picking up. The pota- | to hoom is over and the barley boom bas | tnken its place— Whitmer & Liucoln are | loading a car and 8, R, Gettig has a car load about ready to ship; they are pay- ing 55 cents for No. 1 barley. There wus quite an excitement here when we heard the news that J. Haryoy Smith was waylayed and robbed in Will- iamsport. Items io newspapers say that he had been on a spree, ete. That must be a mistake, for Harvey was a strict temperance man and a perfect gentle- man in every respect, The writer has known him for several years and shared his company many times, and never saw nim take an iotoxicaung drink of any kind. This statewent the citizens will ull be ready to verify. Harvey has beer doing business here for over a year, and 18 much thougnt of. The papers have done Mr, Smith a big injury, At last ac- counts he was at his home in Ashland doing as well as poesible. We are anxious for bis return, W. A. Kreamer has moved into his new mansion, and it is a nice and cosy place of which be can feel proud, Judge Ard is puting the finishing touches on bis house but don’t intend occupying it until spring. The Vaudervilt house has changed hands AAR 1 A RSE WY kelvlech and Tom Bwith to finish it till March, The Parker house had two ad- ditivus added to it, Whitmer & Lincoln have put a roof over their scales, Thus you see improve- ments are going on in all coruers, The E. V. Association has bad a series of meetings going on for the last two weeks, i | | been rather dull since camp. 0.K a — . AARONSBURG. may be a rise in grain, Hall this fall. one—Mr. Yearick is one of our best Democrats, and always at his post. worked it op so well, The oldest lady in our town, Mrs. | Emanuel Ettioger, is in feeble health. | Mrs. Foster and danghter, Maise, Mra. dou’t regret the trip and time spent. «“- «. Cold feet—two feet of snow, —gne settied on the lungs, Dr. -~ Medicine, Dr. Bawbepes says the surest way to take a cold to be always hugging a stove, Younfiman, remember this, and when you go ta see your girl on Bunday night don’t spesd your time hugging the stove; but if yoo get a cold Dr. Kess- ler's Celebrated Boglish Coogh Medicine can be relied gp@n to care you. Did it ever ocfur to yon, thooghtfal and prudent reader, that Dr. Kessler's Celebrated English Cough Medicine most | be an article of | the manufsctu | tise “money r i chasers” BS } Jom r ever be able to adver d by J D Murray. ox, Horroway & Co, Philadeipbia Agents - o_o. It wif! not disappoint you. It hestefirticle known for purifying the highd and building up the health and rength out in blotches on my face, 1 found no cure nntil 1 used Parker's Tonic two years ago. It is the menicice for me. — E C H nov b 4 A Whisky and the Weed.—When it be- comes clearly understood that Dr. Rich mond’s Samaritan Nervine is not only a specific for epilepey, nervous diseases, siver and kidney diseases, scrofola, and a host of other disorders, but also inebrie- ty, thousands will rise up and call the discoverer blessed $1.00 at droggists. Lomas li —y “We dn not have to recommend Park. or's Hair Balsam but once,” writes C, A, Barger, d-uegist, of Liberty, N Y ter that it stands on its record.” It stops fa'ling hair, restores original color, soft ness and gloss, Exceptionally olean, prevents dandruff. nov Inds is Mf fry the wonderful preparation, Kel. Jer's Catarrh Remedy, the sheolate and positive enre for catarrh, malalia, skin diseases, dvspepsia, rheomatism and all Wind diseases. Its success js remark- able. ess ly tf fr —— Aver's SBarsaparilla works directly and promptly to purify and enrich the blond, improve the appetite, strengthen the nerves, and brace up the system. It is in the truest sense an alterative medi sing, Every invalid should give it a tri- al. SE AE i ct For thenmatism, lambago, nenraleis, eramp and onlic there i* no remedy gn- price to the genuine Dr. Thomas’ Elec tie Oil. —————— & To rar Crrizexs or Cexrar Hart. ~The Centre Hall bakery is better than ever prepared to farnish ita costomers, and all others, with fresh hread, mlls, cakes, &c. All kinds of cakes kept on can see the sign. M. WiLrow. wen’) yea, O you["~If you have sale to Jas N. Lei of Spring Mills, has the lungs, wind and tact to put it throngh for you to your utmost satisfaction, large experience as an anctioneer puts him to the front in that business, weeMerchant tailoring in all ite branches done at the Philad. Branch, A tailor of long experience superintends all work, and utmost satisfaction Jur weer stock of fall and winter wool- ens is now in, and on all orders for the next 30 days, we will allow a disconnt of 10 per ren Govossirn Baos. Merchant Tailors, Bellefonte, Pa. wes Rov, 8 W, Pomeroy will preach in the Prestyterino church, at Patio Hil, on Sabbath moroing, next, at 10:30 Merivo hosiery and onderwear— Garmans. ooo of gr | A I SN RR TAN THE CHEAPEST © ————— ALWAY What we do not have on hand we will order. At Wm Wolf & Son's THERE I8 A GRAND DISPLAY IN Fall and Winter —GOO0DS. The list, among a thousand other thiogs is made up of Latest Style Ladies’ Dress Goods, which can not be excelled by any store in the county. Ladies’ Trimmings i For Dresses, Bonnets, and Hats, ali of the pew styles. NO OLD STYLES BOUGHT | but an assortment right up to what is | worn in any city. LADIES, CALL AND BEE and if vou don't wish to buy goods will be shown with pleasure, ! i Chiidien, at 8 bargain. HOSIERY for all, and lower than the lowest. A full line. | FANCY GOODS.—Everything in the line of lancy goods, : i Ready-Made Clothing, for men and boys. Overcuats lower than avy retail store in the city. HAS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, for assortment and cheap. ents. All the latest designs. BLANKETS, for all uses, for man and ces. Fancy and plain. Clothes and Cassimeres our Dry-goods depari ment is FULL AND COMPLETE, and we can please any and all tastes of men, women and children. The Grocery Department bas the hest Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Syr- —Tps, etc, that thelmarket affords, We keep no adaiterated goods to sell as genuine, Give us a call, at the old stand, and if we have not what you want, we'll get it, and guarantee satisfaction, We give the highest prices for all kiads of produce. WM. WOLF & BON, oy GOOD GOODE. NU TRASH. NG SHODDY. AN ENTERPRISING ANDRELIAB { HOUS | A a J. Zeller & Bon, Bellefonte, can always uot uniy to carry in ston k h AL - i | agency for such articles as have well i by { linble, Having recured the agency lor | the celebrated Dr, King's New Discovery for Consnmption, will sell it on a por | tive gonarantee, It will surely cure any { and every affection of the throat, Inngs | and chest, aud to show our coofidence bottle fee, AN ANSWER WANTED. Can any one bring us a case of kidoey { or liver complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedi'y care ? say they cannot, as thoosands of cases already | permanently cured and who are daily | recommending Electric Bitters, will | prove, Brights disease, diabetes, weak back, or urinary complaint quickly eared | They purify the blood, regulate the bow | els, and act directly on the diseased | parte. Every bottle goaracteed, For | sule at firty cents a bottle, by J. Zeller & | Bun, Beliefoute. - - BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE, | The best salve in the world for cuts | bruises, sores, nicers, salt rheum, fever | sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblaine, { corns, and all skin eruptions, apt posi- { tively cures piles, or no pay required Y ©” tion, or money refunded. Price 26 come { & box. For sale by J. Zeller & Bon. Belle | fonte, duggists, jan7y i i i i Ee a i If people troubled with eolds would to church or pisces of entertainment, they would avoid coaghing, grestly to the comfort of both speaker and hesrers, | Pablic speakers and singers find that the Pectoral wonderfully increases the pow- | er and flexibility of the voice, i - | DIGESTION THE GREATEST CRET OF LIFE. A good digew ion secured | Bimmon's Liver Regulaior, | *“Iiis the ouly medicine that relieved | me after suffering tive years with dys i p-psia, heartharn, sick headache aud | constipation, Gro. B. Avynes, Delaplane, Station, Va.” ‘ by taking i MARRIED. of As a Wood wa? Mills Yischer L Ha BiIED. “ee Ri $4 on Per he Elisabeth £ ir 3 al v John Harshberger il.att i LAs twy She was © {in YOR yg regor, sged : A G. NOLL, i + | BOOT and AHOE MAKER, ! CENTRE HALL The nndersigned has opened a shop in the rear of the back, y Chureh siree:, and is prepared to de kin of wor New hoods and { repairing done, | teed and all work i is NRIs Tac promptly % attended t | patronage. [outlBja'y] A. G. NOLL. : i J. A, REESUAN. Has just received a fine lot of Stoves. Heaters, Cooks, Ranges, Nickled And Plain, Call and see Them. NEW YORK OBSERVER. OLDEST AXD BEST RELIGIOUS AND BECULAR FAMI- LY NEWSPAPER. NATIONAL AND EVANGELICAL. ALL THE XEWS VIGOROUS EDITORIALS, A trustworthy paper for business men. It has speci«l depsriments for Farmers, Sunday School Teachers and House keepers, The New York Observer FOR 1886, SIXTY.FOURTH VOLUME, will contain a new and never before pubs lished series of “Irenaeus Letters”; regu- lar correspondence from Great Britain, France, Germany and Italy; Letters from Mission Stations in India, Chine, Japan, Africa and Micronesia; original arucles from mee of influence and knowledge of affairs in different parts of this country, and selected articles from the choicest literary and religions publications, in po- etry and prose, A New Volume containing a Second Series of “Irenarus Lotters,” a sketeh of hin life and work, will shortly be pubs lished. We shall offer this year special and at- tractive inducements to sabscribers and #é A AIA RI 3 33 A RA A A ss? XECUTOR'S ROTICE.~ Letters testamentary - upon the estate of Margarets A Woods, late of Gregg twp, Gec’d, having been lav | fully granted to the undersigned, would respect. | fully request all persons knowing themselves W be | indebted tothe esate to make immediate pay. ment and those having claims against the satne 10 | present the same duly authenticated for settle ment, 1RnovL BA WOODS Ex'r JH OVEE Al d : HALL ~The undersigned offers hia large 28ory Brick Dwelling House and Lot st { private sale, Hlable and all other outbuilding | are also of brick, ezcept coryerib and joe Ji All bulldings are new, Choice fruit on the lo | 8nd 8 cistern near the door. Heater in celinr can { be bought with propesty if dewired. i bse | 801d very cheap or further information 14 H E ZERKBE uidernsigied heirs of Cetitre Hall lute of Asroustnirg, Cen iam Harter, des # Pa. will expose ou the premises, one ile scout} east Gf Anronsunrg, ou ~ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27 the following valuable resi estate All thst t Haines to CONT 3 ark 3 ‘DD LOT FOR BALE, AT CENTRE apply i 2ioctim SALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC BALY wi 1 tre C0 1BR5 1H wit No. i in add les, hous by Jo ip i aud west by Lather Kuntz € rosd, south Ly Jacob Bower, ei. al. on B erecied a GOOD DWELLING HOURS ai w I Aber necessary out ball ang Excel £1 38 RiZ CleRry Cxoeepiing Ei hie i ir Hock Osi Tuber Hale lot sale GaLCe will i Yor fu ¥ allen than Harte 1WURBT PROCLAMATION &) Whereas, the Hon, 4 0, Furst, President of Lae Uetirtof Common Vieas of the 0c Judicial Dis tract, consisting i Lhe coutties of Centre Huntington, snd the Hon Jes HB Bmbib spd 1b Hos Lwelor Muneos Assoc, Judges fu Certre UBD 13, baviug isssuod Lisl precept bessing dete ist dey of Oat ih, te mie directed, lor ling at i yer asd lTermiser and General Sil belivery pd Wharler Ressious 0i Lhe Pouce elleiopie, for { . Cunt of vient, € the Thi d Mouday of 8 day of Dov, ne, snd tu Hotice is he given tothe Lie Pesce, Alcorn 5 ang 4 Joba ty of Lentae, that 6 18 LLaly DYOPer Dersuns, 8b 10 o'elex & of sa % . out in snd Lo cowmiee OF Lexi, being ok uty the ifn inte we weeks Groner, oustalilos ui Band Ler the § uslices © id 1 Lhe pris users Lh GuRly, be thes and Lihewm as shall be Jum of my Lhwre Lo Prose tule again Prats ives baud, st Beliefonte, 1} ¢ in the pear of our od spd tesill your the United Slates, Ww Mi ord ink ude 0 ree TARA So ALR} § oe LEs W K, bherif ARKEILS, NE BROs M 4 ‘ Homies i Booed LIVE CALVES AND SHEEP. i & Md, prim I's ix ¢ Fairs ( sir 1% PET JU god i MOCK. BUITS AND VEGETABLES per besket pet Per Obi er Jermey Md HAY AND STRAW joe pur wns exile WOUL {| Tab Washed. . | Unwashed A — FEATHERS, whos Gorse we OT 1b ime . - hicken ——— urkey, as 10 quality... ck . - 3 i Tr HIDES Hides, Dry. «pet ib Calf, Salted. . a . Hides, Green, Steer... - Cow — - Ball... ini Balted Steer . COW ovine Eheep Ekine, per plete... MISCELLANEOUS. Lard, Country lots, prime... ; Tallow, Solid... une “ pez lt Cake Honey in Oomb... COnBLry BosD commas - - bh € 8a Price Current Subject to M arket Fluctuation Philadelphia, Nov, 2 1885, (Corrected Weekly.) Clin Philadelphia 85 -1 Ww a 254 a Ww. i“ Wheat Corn Uats Purk 8556 Lard H.874 saxven Wares, Jr, Com'n Broker 2i80uth Third Sirees, we " ‘ BPRINUG MILLS MARKET Whoat-—Rod.. ...c.omimimpnimmisinin White & Mixed BP cicniminsrrmsvs issn anisms smi Corn, 45 shelled, and enrs old eae nt nats ret TE HA a na ae ARLE BRL ER HR Ge ERE Barkey one . Cloveineed JANRE. .ovmmemmmeiines Cloversced small... Timothy soud one Flour, per sas Roller y PEE DRATEL ...ovacimnpsninins Butter 1 fallow. ; 12; showde 8; bacon oi qa, § ham, side, 8; per dozen, 12 cenis “crycted week u Coal, Pos, Beg, 4.7. HER RA ee wd waves RR, I FREI hh eR wo FEE gEescs sung’ a Wen oe 1. J. Grenoble, «4.55; Stove, 500 SA: is AN A. ah CENTRE HALL MARKETS. mo FPRODUCE AT THE STORES, ROE oonisissn 16 eta wsntete 1 SiR ce sym SHOU coven. 6 PORTO, cerrrrnn war Vom " a GRAIN ented ut Contre Halt Bolien which the following prices are paid: us, fe Road friends, S«mple copies free, i Iga
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