THE CENTRE REPORTER. AN NNN INNS NNN NPN NSIT Nt CENTRE Har, Tarus —$2 per year in advance, $2.5 when not in advance, Advertisoments 20 cents per line tor three insertions, One colum per yesr $904 colum $45. 2 Hereafler all subscribers paying their subscription in advance, will get a credit of two months additional as a pres mium on $2 in advance. i t i regret it. fonte. { i = Ne ~ not rt Bell - Ww 1 i will 7 a Fo a. we cary » va — —— Nr lac Anniversaries “mn — 1 WAL J -- ede — Ne’ SON. 3 NX om i MAN - Merchants’ (Al D. LOCAL ITEMS. We have the ne {rarmans. west goods in market Thanks to Rev. 8. L. western papers, Stiver for More snow on r up fast. ine art goods at lowest esents—Garmau. E Boal is adwinistat forms us there is con- ness in Miles township. {larry Kreamer, of Miles, contem- MAagin the wagon-maker at . Rossin in, usiy Q Serie nne i ight, of Kansas, a na- 2, 18 visiting friends in nen!s are being made to bank at Mill Hall with a George Krape, one of Gregg worthy citizens, honored oar tum with a call. —Road sd. of will new wire fence, which | by J. B. Solt, spe be wenufa tured Citi ag=nul, Centre Hall Hope i ein has flve general stores | now, i8 a fortune in “store” for ail « there Coburn stations | any other two | autre Hall knock siations lor the SOLS } f —The howling of young chicks is heard aroand the barn yards—"harbing- ers of spring” —chickens, Mr. Pe business maa of to visit his old friends. mo srry ris Stover, a former active Coburn, has returned DEATH OF JOHN RANKEY Mr. John #ankey, a well known rather unexpectedly on last Friday at his home, surrounded by his family, Mr. Sankey's health had been failing rapidly in the last ten months, yet he was able to home for a few days from illness, fore his death, when we conversed him, bat founi him pale and weak, It was his last visit here. He took his bed and on Friday morning the commun- pity was startled to learn that Mr, Sank- ey way dead. He'was a good and respected citizen, kind neighbor and most afl father, lle was a fervant to “ae led a mem ber of the M E, He was n Neff, ded I church, gon Y..3 e j. John leaves a wife and four ehildren to mourn his death, His faneral took place on last Monday and was largely attended. Mr Rankey was a memberof the Centre Ha!l lodge of Odd Fellows, and his funera attended to ti he der, the members of which tribute > te 2) ANNIVERSARY. ¢ and On last Saturday Mrs. Dr. Fisher, of Boalgsbnrg, celebrated the 20 anniversary of their marriage. A very large number of invited guests were present from different paris ty, including quite a number from Cen- tre Hall, to congratulate the couple ane wish them 20 years of wed Many handsome and able presents were lef: wife, a8 mementoes o their many relatives and remembered the good people of Boalsburg, as fair for the time being was evening Mr. of the conn- more vain- to the Dr.and his f the esteem friends, the ite anliv was throwing s barn he came lar's pest trance i lars by i and ¢ opening t er en itl num we pay east, 1s thao perhag popaiati + 1h less than good b or four seating capa De ab { which we i Hen ba & LO each. ean’ Ls DOLE, i moved awas cia Luce's grocer of a O88 — Have yon seen Jae, Harris & Co.'s rev nammoth three-story hardware store, the tinest in the state, 3lm4t tellefonte nail works had to shat down for want of coal, caused by the strike io the Clearfield region. We are informed the post-office recke: at Far, Mills has ended, and the office is back again to Farmers Mills, Euvelopes, letter heads, and hill heads printed in plaio style, at §1 per 1000, cash, when parties tind their own paper. ~The collapsed grain house at Co |! burn is ready for business again, and no | doubt is secure against a repetition of the | disasier. —B. F. Hoover moves from Epring | Milis to Jersey Shore, this week, where he will be employed as brakeman on the | railroad. i ~All kinds of country produce want- | ed at Dale & Cos new store, Centre | Hall, at highest market prices in ex-| change for gooda, | — I. G. Lingle, son of ex-She-iffl Lin- | gle, of Bellefonte, died at | jg home in | Philipsburg, at 550 o'clock Sunday even- | ing, 25 ult, i ~Read ghe advertisement of A. G. | Noll, boot atid shoemaker, who solicits share of the public patroosge and is a good workmerj ~=Pablic ss 3 are over; fellows who want free dinners and don’t have invita- tious to weddings must now keep an eye on funerals, ~All the lots north of the depot, fronting on both sides the pike, belong- ing to the Wilson estate, have been soid for building purposes, A fine lot of goods atthe new stor of Dale & Co, in the Durst building. G and nee the new store and learn the bar- @gaing to be had there, wee J, P. Condo writes the Reronren from Effiogham county, Illinois, that the prospects for wheat are fine there now. Glad to hear it, friend Condo, wee Mr, James Neff and Mr. Barn- hart, both of Roland, spent over Sunday in Centre Hall, Mr, Neff is reading med- icing at present in Howard, Jacob Wagner, of Potter, accom. panied by his son, gave the “Reporter” sancti a el, Jake in like Gen, Grant —always with the inevitable segar, wee If the Bellefonte Republican were lorated at the upper end of the Bush house, how nicely the Bullefonte papers would be ized fur playing “pussy wate @ corner,” and makes his ca kne t ke, Te departs and reporis he troops will b 8 reg place, ei1ves ave 10 Le Ci Sorbie MgO wees T 3 © coanty, at the « be the most hitter 3 and mueh specalatio result. knowingly violat drag down the innocent os who have kept what are term+d taverns. S«loons will havea tight to get thro’, from all indications, and it Ihe Bins Of es a decent be granted a license, - o_o eee Mr, Isao Smith, son-in law of H. Witmer, deceased, hud moved to place with his family from Williamsport. Mr. Smith will be engaged in the & ore large experience in the mercantile busi ness he will be gnite an addition to the store above mentioned, We are pleased 10 have another pleasant family ad toour town. Mr. Smith occupies i #lore in Darst's building, and are now prepared to see their friends and offer them bargsivs in store goods equal toany other store here or elsewhere, They ware, groceries, &e. Call at the - . ———— The Tyrone Herald reached us last week with a new bead, new type and changed from a folio to a quarto, same as the Kerorter-—on the whole the Herald looks quite haodsome. There is more change needed, from would not need go for you, - furniture, of every description, go to M'Cormic Brotuers’, Centre Hall, who have anything you wart at prices that defy competition. Parlor und bed-room suit any oesupation, Anything fiot o hand will be made on short notice, —etlad any quantity of rain this week, mixed with snow during early part of the week, Monday was wet, and rained heavily sl! Monday night and all where, and we expect 10 hear of quarters, damage by douds (row all SE HA Much of it melted soon after it down. two inches, mud came some mare About three times a year the Bellefonte papers go half crazy Monte Ward, a base-ball pitcher. dear, what greatness there is in base ball pitcher, QO gregations at Coburn now have services ia the Evangelical charch. Both denominations think of erecting churches one to John L. | TO { Bellefonte, and the other to gs £ Brown, Both these gentlemen are mak- ing preparations to build, J All persons wishing to buy cheap 'd first call at Ding purchasing®lsewhere, y will tinue selling out at cost and give all f f a good bargain, #00 They cons the advantage « Doe, Hosterman and Dave Runkle v moist flitting on Tuesday, had been ducks, the rain would nat the thing—but since they bey only came in fora wen duck” Natarday wvered w 1 two Mor inches of 2 night previonas, ence was several A little covering of sr Ow 88 a mad snow, the h = 1CCe8s sinvented, Rev. 8, L, Stiver, a native of Pot- For the Rerontrei A LETTER FROM MISSOURI. Mo., Mar. 23, Keronren —Before Grant City, "RE, Eprron Centre Co, a large number of my friends would write them upon my home; but 1 find that to write each one of them will consume more of my time than 1 feel able to spare at present, and k the priv of a little that 1 ' Cro Our party, consisting of Horace Zerby ly and myself, left Centre station on the morning of the 10th and arrived at Harrisburg about where wa were met by the agent B.&O R noon, of y conducted us the mpany. matters nr exnectat: ets at the r to Martinsburg tickets by way ington former city about 7 evening of the “ds mained there all ng morning at and leaving the tart od t BLATrLeda, “1 tin hington see Lhe capit 1a Academy, Fimes poor- Writes us i reraged is hard to at St. Loui { made | here; crops have fow ' past VEArs: money and the strike 18 distant has everythiog At the examination permanent fo i wing le: Miss Isenberg cert teachers Cates pebarg: J. B Barnhart, Hall; H. YeOmet hilt Hose Wh t y “Aeht” agains undertake. Oe en was caused to give our ers t vast, eid “arns i whata f everyl rhionder when parties “position » ow to 10 help a town. -——— ~The Lock Haven that Doctors Holloway, of Salona, and Suoemaker, or Mil Hail, a few days ago, performed a skiilful operation in removy- ing an eye from the person of Joua han Houz, of Salona. Mr. Houiz, it will be remembered, ia the man who was so badly injured a few weeks since by the explosion of a dynamite cartridge. sight of the eye was destroyed by the at tint time, and the removal of the sight loss member was necessitated in order to preserve the oth- er eye, Mr. Houtz is now doing well. me s freeze om Express saves edge and skill of veterinarians, is devas tating cattie pens in Susquehanna coun- Survivors of the Eighty first Regiment Pennsylvania SARAH'S COSTLY TROUSSEAU London, April 8 Mme. Sarah Barn. hardt will wear daring her engagement her America the trounssean which especially prepared for taar. coat $15,020, she had Ironically speaking Martin Irons the fire of the labor controversy, Barnum's cashier, Sinclar, has default. ed and gone to Canada with £6,500, The vo'eano Kilauea, in the Sindwich Ielands, has fallen into its own crater and withdrawn itself beyond sight and heariag, It Congress passes a labor bill obnog- ious to the workinemea they can have i! “Xx ROEs, papers of rtunes, PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF PLAN. The relief plan of the Railroad has already benefited its mem. bers and the heirs of some who members to the extent $ 000 in death benefits and $2,000 of $12 0600 in sick reiiel, entirely eliminated, and in other is satisfactory to those it is intended to aid, LATE NEWS. at lacrosse, Wis , vesterday i are homelven, Bepnbs castied Cincianati by 7000, he line of the hore men gait Everything quiet al Missouri Pacilic and WOrK. Accounts of great rain storms ail over | with nearly all raiiroad lines impeded. The Knights of Labor telegraph Car- {| tin that they endorse bis resolarion to | juvestigate the cause of the strike, ng i BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS, Greensburg, April 6,<Jobhn T. Mabas | ney, of New Haven, during the inst few | years lost $35,000, nod becoming de- gpondent he blew ont Lis brains, His | pgo was 35 years Wont BemMesnsning —~H eresfter sub | soribers 10 the Revorrer, who will remit { one year's suiscription in sdvance oan retain 28 Cent's as a premium bor ad: | vance pay. | Any of our subscribers reading ns the | pames of two new solweribers with the | cash one sear in advance, will get one | your's credit free on KRPORTRR. | —elonns Creek and all other Contr remedy (hat is always legitimate and ia order, HN —eelBoud bay for sale~8 W, Smith, BUSINESS LOCALS. Chine and Glass for wedding aries —Gurinans, A new Zstory House new ood, stable aud Anuiver- and lot, other it s Rerour: 17mar 5 ALE. ~A good mare, suited Inquire of Auron Harter, Apply at th. Fon B Calla Lily floar, full roller process, 1m. Waxrten ~A house painter: glen for the season, # i VY reaaced to $1.20 warranted fonte, rre Bells _. . WwW. It shel will school, st Centre Hall, on April 12 tion reasonable, open Whole pepper grouar ¥ a 4 Murray's drug store Merchant ta AD experienced this department. ' y L ~ Jag, Harris & Co. ar iver Chitled plow, { ed beam plow, and QO Meat rigerator fam les can i with fresl & against the oa for eeitiement Amarel Executor, Oo NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS taxes of duplicates in J has been left with W_ RB Mingle, al the Penns Valley Bank, It is necessary that Aptil court amd request payment o tie up by i before April 24, 1856 H. ARNLY, Collecto we That slight cold you think so little of may prove the forerunner of a complaint that may prove fatal, Avoid this resuit by taking Aver's Cherry Pectoral, the tion, and all other throat and lung dis eares, beni — ts SAAD. — ——— you are well, but you ean build up sour health and strength wich Parker's Tonic, and work will then become easy, [tects the lungs, liver sad kidoeys in workiovg order, Coughs and colds vanith before it. Take it 1a time, A G. NOLL, BOOT and SHOE MAKER, Church St, CENTRE HALL. Boots and Bhoes made tv order and gatinfaction guaranteed, All kinds of pre pairs promptly attended to. Cha ges reasonable. Kespectiully solicits a shinre of the public patronage, on any work be- longing to his line. Shop will not be open Wednesdays and Thursdays, Tap.y DIED, At her home three miles north of Houserville, March 13, Mis, Sarah Tibbons, aged suout yoars. On the 2th of March, relict © 2 mot i ¥ in Hartieton, Daniel Splpolmpet, See 4, aged Fea) ER ERE AARKE 1 J » « Loong & Son's Mii i Be 1h @ fn « Be onsi Te Confianliy aking the rpecing CIHLY gucemenls business or Your patronage respectfully solicited JON MM. FEGER, Proprietor i Gor ALL KIXDS OF GRAIN, White and red wheat, rye, shelled corn oats and barley wanted at the Centre Hall Roller Mill—{or which the highest warket prices will be paid, Grain taken on storage. tf ORE Ri E4010 Tow OM FOR REN 0G. R mm for rend, aller April Jocmted Tusseyville, For further JADOR MESS, Tussesvilie, Pa =T Midge offer 3 5 ea mile with west of formation apply to 17mar 1d J PMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of ad vv. ministration upon the estate of Goorge Woods, deceased, late of Grogg township having been lawfully granted to the andersigosi., she would respectfully request all persons know ing themselves 10 be indeited tv the estate 10 wake immediate payment abd those having cinims against the same 10 present the same doly anthentionted for seitioment. . Shandy MM. WOODS, Spring Mills, Admy J ECUTOR'S NOTICE «Letters tostame rary o fipon the vslale of Dame! Luse, deceased, Inte of Gregg towns hin having been lawfully granted 10 the undersigned he would respectiully request all persons kbow. ing themselves fo be hudented 10 the esate to take Immediate payment, sod those has ing claims against the same 10 present Lhe sae duly authenticated jor settlement. L. RIsnwi., Tso NM Executor, Farmers Mids, Pa. ins tion upon the evtale of Laanc GI, deconssd, late of Fenn SOW Ai, hay . fag boen lan fily gauted $0 the wndessiene he wotld res actlully regret s1 Fremad knows fg themselves (0 be indebted 1a the state to make Hamed iste ying di J having
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