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LOCAL ITEMS.
tDe 1856 if
ns Ne £3
ent part
ideiion hunters are preparing |
ual spring campaign.
ia and Rose Sternberg, of
pl
Reformed parsonage has been
becaa
——1t {8 reported that Mr. Bibby, |
landlord of Spring Mills House, had the
misfortune to loge $1248, in eash,theoth- |
er Tuesday. He was on his way to Lew- |
isburg and before taking the train had
put the money into a large envelope and |
placed it, or thought he did, in his pock-
He did not miss the money until he
Lewisbarg, when he immedi.
ately telegraphed to the train anthorities |
to look in the seat, They found the en- |
velope but the contents were gone, We |
sympathiza with Mr, Bibby ia this un. |
fortun reumstance.— Ex,
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As 1 train containing Presi-
‘enn’a Ra lroad, aud |
other prominent officials, passed over |
our road on Tuesday, uty stop
"oUt
€Cin
Hf igh att
LOW them !
ri x } }
re, Wii
ular baroug
pumber irom
1 ' i i
er {hiree 8Chiools
arranges
swhere out-
11
ial
his
ak of the bor
walk (0 1}
plowing.
condition
for
Jellefonie don't
C new
0. 4
:n Jas. Harris
post ny
the Huest in the state,
e¢ve Dinges has ra
veral weeks
back again 1a &
slore,
E——
tL Aer s
Ha'l 1
and the mili
Ng again in a few days,
tihe Len
Deen rebuilt,
— If you want a vice boy's suit go to
the Phi sd. Branch wher u find
s ww .
: ORES
can
yaght
ld seventy-tive
yivapia eval,
Sarah Harpe
g*pce la the west
alives,
nplete s clothing, hats,
‘pa, 18 ald shoes
be wy id very cheap 10 sui
D. Lot
the
£11
g & Son, Spring Mills.
»
Some wheat fields in
are looking very bad. It might
good idea for some to plow
grain &
ie
their
1 plant something eise,
up
UE an
we Trout fishermen torned oot large-
ly on 15 to get a chance at the speckled
beauties, but no biz bauls were made,
The streams were high snd waters
cioudy,
ewe A gtnall bailding belonging to Jno,
i, Thompson, at Lemont, formeriy usec
tor school purposes, was burned on Suan
day night, 11, supposed to bave been sect
on fire.
Wm, Blover, of Spring Mills, was a
caller at our office on Tuoeaday. Mr. 5,
has been on the sick list for some time,
but we are glad to note that he is im-
proviog.
~eT@ Journal says Rev, Daitzler
took eleven catechumens into the Luth-
eran church at Millheim in addition to
cato,
Mr. Adam Stover, formerly pro-
pristor of the Oak Hall foundry, died at
Altoona, on 13. His remains were buried
at Oak Hall on Thursday by the mason-
fc order of which he was a member, His
ago was about 62 years.
~eD'lies stock of ready-made clothing
just received at the Philad. Branch beats
anything heretofore in that line at Belle-
fonte., Desides prices are so low that all
are supprised und wonder how Lewios
can sflord to offer such bargains.
«The Lock Haven Democrat “states
that thie entire number of rafts to come
ont of the West Branch this spring were
0640, of which nomber nearly all have
arrived. Prices of timber ran from 6 to
714 cents for pine and 16 to 18 cents for
heatloek.
wmeeCOPURN,~Fighermon ~ waded
lively on 16.
Rev. Ditzler holds communion for the
Jatharan congregation, on Easter morn.
in
n »
id Fiedler's smoke house,, up the
road, was robbed one night last week,
i
entre fast wy
/ .
I BOING MIT
(i BRING sg
P.S. Da
mil! of the la
engine wi
& 15 10
at
i nection wi
& Mr. ]
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of en
done,
The Che
at +
ree n
er:
] the swe
{ town
{| Bpri
| day seh
i Nom iil
{ our town, one 18 a cho
one , not say
| boy rua sway with 9
Three day ACHO0E Qf
| and are paying institations,
and Hoeterman are tw
known edacators teaching.
A fact is that we are going to have ans
other physician locate in onr town next
week, Itis Dr. J, I G, Alison, and
comes high!y recommended, while the
name brings with it a certain signifis
\Ccance.
Far
tion,
Mr. Samuel Hoover is able
the house again,
The new post
It looks as tho
tends leaving the pos
Ince,
Henry Grim, the es;
has loes'ed here,
a1
@
dare
mers are bus wing in this
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to be out { {
ment,
wri carpel-weaver,
bh
ths ——
ONLY RIX LICENSES GRANTED
HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
IN
ion of the Court in the liquor license ap-
plications was announced to-day. Bpe-
cial remonsirances were presented
against some of the applicants, and a
general remonstrance againgt all of them
sigoed by about 8,000 persons, one third
of whom were voters,
In announcing the decision of the conrt,
Judge Furst said they were of the opia-
ion that they could not arbitratily grant
all the applications nor refose all, and
that they had decided each particular
cate upon the facts presented in relation
to it, The number of licenses granted is
ix, two to hotels and one to a bottling
establishment in this city, one to a hotel
at Orbinonia, one in Dudley, and one in
Broad Top City. Licences wera refased
to the Leister Houses and the Hotel
Brunswick, the leading hotels io thig
ty.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
TEN THOUSAND
LAND,
ACRES OF
A Dying Daughter Confesses to Complicity
Robbing Her Dead Father's
Heirs,
Reading, Pa, April 18.—An interesting
te
Valentine Brobst, a resi-
in 1839, was considered one of the weal-
{e owned more than 10,000 acresof land
chuylkill, Colums~
f
the towns of
other small
rising land upon which
land, Mt. Carmel and
8 ure now boilt, le owned, among |
Lier tracts of land, about 5,000 acres in
the very heart of the anthracite coal ba- |
Bin in this state,
vis death ons of the peighlors
he deceased interested in the
estate
11
lesk and give him mcocess
Ie purloined the contents, in- |
umber of valuabl
uments, It is alleged that
of some of this land was |
parties, with
laughter, conve
tui
in interested
he
unt of
4 aay pa;
reitirn Im 3
make such & paper,
act of 3.006) res can
“wi: y
Al
No clear ti-
ossibly have been given, as far
The ree
uty, and before
a
unted for at al.
UR Bi filer
ited 1a th
ide a fall ¢
OW. aaug
4
JI EAE]
the frandalent transaction and
+ i 3 f, fr b
haracter of the transfer of the
f
ove i's ¢ fobiiiad
1a question, 1he grandchildren
tue Go
aims to this properiy and urgiog the
aELr
try y concerted action in the
ter.
A he princpal repres
L sll uving are
13 Walau:
this city; Mrs. Wm, Bre
street; Hamilton Ki
augue Stamp
Notices to
srwarded
ner
rr
'
PIR;
pay their taxes in this
tep will be to sane
propert
Ww Made and
Hr y,
i: Into the ovurt
Lhe whole rE er
»
vy will be arrayed against
other in this legal contest,
A series of resclations wes adopted
Simpton Post, No, #4, A
i ight, strongly favoring the pase
s OF Al act Dy the Legislature probit
iting the saie of intoxicating liquors ©
Decoration Day; urging the election of
Representatives who will advocate
ri such legislation, and request;
osts of Hantingdon county to co
s Lrporge Lr.
e resolutions, or to adopt simi
Phere are « posits
& rib i
os, Igiig in the
ted acuon will extend
throughout the state, and that the ore
ganization will be enabled to secure its
passage,
Coutrary to expeciations,
Lo
he Court
license question, and it i# understood
that Judge Furst will let the matter go
{ over until Saturday or Monday next,
{ when he will file a lengthy opinion, It
| is generally believed that there will be
10 licenses at all, or not more than six
1 in the whole county.
St -_ -
Sharon, Pa., April 19.—~Abner and Loa-
vitt Simpson are the names of
| miles from Bharou,
i A few days ago they bad, an altercation
| over the possession of certain bonds.
| Leavitt struck Lis brother en the head
| with an xe, and also oroke two of his
{ ribs. Peculiar as it may seems, Abner
| did not seem to be very seriousiy hart at
the time, but has since commenced to
sink and 18 nowsdying,
dhe brothers give entirely different
vereons of the allair, Leavitt has not yet
been arrested.
a
It is rarely the cass that physicians
will prescribe patent medicine, Keller's
Catarrh Rewedy, however, is no patent
preparation bat a medicine of remarkas
Lie virtue aud macy physicians are now
prescribing it.
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GREAT DISASTER IN CORSICA,
Paris, April 16~~Nine persons were
killed and many injored to-day at Ajace
cio, the capital of Corsica, by tie collapse
of « mansion,
a
Gz colds, croup, ssthma, bronchitis
snd sore th nse Dr. Thomas Ecler
trio Oil, and get the genuing,
done w-
BOODLERS,
ALDERMANIC
Arrested Sor Accepting |
Bribes.
New York, Apiil 18.~Thomas Cleary, |
Michael Duffy, Arthur J. MeQuade, |
Louis Wendel, Rudolph Fullgrafl,
bhields, Patrick Farley, John O'Neill and |
An Even Dozen
Henry L. Bayeles, members of the Board |
of Aldermen of 18%4, all arrested |
this morning between eight and nine o’~
Recorder Bizith had issued war- |
rants, which were entrusted to District |
Attorney Martine, who placed
ware
clock.
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hand
Police lospector Byrnes
ogainst them are gimilar to those
cuarges
against the Aldermen previously arrest
ed, namely: the a®ep'ance of bribes for |
i
fran |
voles on the Broadway Reilroad
chise question. They were all taken to |
locked
police beadquarters and up, |
Messengers were immediately sent out |
. baois 3} |
by them in search of their bondsmen. |
i
Thomas Cleary is a member of the pres- |
ent Board of Aldermen.
i
When District Attorney Martine placed |
spector Byrnes’ hands last
io warrants for the arrest of |
fermen, it was decided to place |
ler gurveillance, to ar- |
sm until this morning, At 7
ck orders were issued from
| Office to bring t!
I'he first one who passed
wn a8 the “Aldermanic |
Daffy. He was |
His wrath changed |
accused
through i
t 18 now kno
; 4 Michael ins
his arrest,
led in|
gh the |
6 again,
early
the Oil
after
gUEH
sed
ans
anoiner
all.
rival o
ne of the |
Cons { (i ral Ression with indiet-|
ard of |
Fallgraff, Wen-
Cleary, Far- |
id MeCabe, |
aud was not
been ar- |
juarters of
nen who |
itical |
Iie
alice |
me to |
ie |
Bell
wei f
Ove |
¥. one
sition Gsram~ i
bnston |
VALE
in
f the |
a bat |
e disk
ttachmeht
can
in.
a 10 ft, 101,
nient than to
y wet into your
For mower
@ convens
ing about,
11
you will
inqaer
f 10
ements .
1 12 one of
and
try |
fact, |
Ted ler, the
outside of
¢ finest
Pp rakes iarket;
| admit to
rd Hay
wii fhm
also sel the Balla
one bn
for the Em
hier, which i
ina-
i ( i
also have | agency for the Hench Cal-
tivatoras which need no recommendation,
{ It is known as one of the best cultivators,
| with Cora Planter and fertilizer attach-
| ments in the county. I also have the
| agency for the Conkling Wagons, my
| territory incloding Harris, Potter, Gregy,
| Miles, Penn and Haines townships. The
{ Conkliog stands first in the rank of all
| wagons, as all farmers know who have
| used one of them,
I also well BE. Frank Coes and John
alston Nickerbocker Phosphates, 1
n say that these goods are a first class
ticle, and have given ontire satisfac
ion to all of my customers for the past
r yea ¥ amelie uek vou
try one of Lis ferttizers and you
twill pe’ LL Vout 1 ite, i fave minke
it my ain : tr ng for any fers
2 LL very
t 1¥ bert
the chieapest in
best
Clea to
'
0 riners
3
*
0
8
riot, the
in market aid it will be
the end.
I kindly ask a liberal patronage of any
who need and will buy a first class im-
plement or fertilizer.
F.M. BURKHOLDER,
Agent fur above Implements and Fertil.
21apii] gers, Centre Hill, Pa.
en Bottoon Norton - The andersigned
will open a select acheol in the school
house at Contre Hall, commencing April
19, 1888, to enutinne nine weeks, Tuition
$2 for the term, Families sending three
scholars will get redoced rates,
14 Jas. Lon.
.
HANK FAILURE
Williamsport, April 20.~The City Na-
tional Bink at the eorner of Pine and
Third streets closed ite doors st 9:30 o's
clock this morning, by the direction of
Huge Young, of Wellsboro’, the United
States Pack Examiner. A receiver for
the bank will be appointed oon as pos-
sible and ite aflairs liquidated.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
For Bare. —A good mare, suited for |
Inquire of Aaron Harter, |
Calla Lily flour, full roller process, and
» by
.
— Corn meal grists will be gronud at
at
—W hole pepper ground to order
tf
~—Merchant tailoring at the Phila
head oversees
tf
Jus, Harris & Co. are sole azents for
led plow, Centre Hallimprov- |
Centre Hall com
31m
~All the best congh drops
An experienced
in the
tf
Bouth Bend plows and repairs for sale
Slmarit H.K, Hicks & Ero,
~——fBhoemakers—1 can supply
you
with rubber cement for mending
gum
— {ave you seen the pipe organ and
Noah's Ark at Jas, Harris & Co's new
hardware store. olmdt
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W ont Bememperinag,—Hereafter sub
.
gr, who will remit
advance can
retain 23 Cents premium for ad-
vance pay.
Any of our subscribers sending ns the
5 with the
got
i
cash one year in advance, will oe
year's credit free on REPORTER.
PI .
The blood makes the entire circuit of
the body every seven minutes, and when
of its channels are clogged by impurities,
fever or a disorder of
the kidneys or liver, or scrofula or d
pepsia. To get at and remove the gon
of the difficulty, the infallible blooc
purifier, Dr. Richmond's Samaritan Ne
vine. At Druoggisie,
.
SCOTT'S EMULSIO
WITH
Lise
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OF PURE ;
PHOSPHITES
Consuamptive Cases, |
COD LIVER OIL, HYMN
In Scrofulous and
Dr. C.C
Lockwood, of New York, says
“TY ¢
ITE i
juently prescribed Seott’'s Emu
as a valuable prepara.
and consumptive cases,
flicacions. apr
i
tion in sCro
Alc
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How many bald
worry, disease, diss
Parker's H
and restores gloss
tionally chan, eleg
Privents
heads’'vou se
ipation. I
in stops :
and color,
ant, a perfect
dandrull.
air Bal
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DIED.
the highest
Cirain taken
if
The spring term of the Centre Hall
Monday
yulinue ¥ weeks,
hes will he taught.
i for the term,
M. Sniass, Prine
select
April |]
the
it
ition from
school will of
a Will ¢
yqaimmence
oO, at
higher bran
sit
pad,
——
NOTICETO STOCK HOLDERS
I'he annual meeting of the stot
ers of the Lewisburg and Tyrone
road Company will be held at the offic
of the Company, No. 233 South Fourth st,
Philadelphia, Pa., Monday May 3, 1
at 11124 o' wm. Kiection of Presi
rectors same day and
JAMES R. M« i
od
hold
Rai
Wb
¥
CRA A.
dent and place,
RE,
relary.
0
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7
inaersg
BONS Know
estate . Wu
we
iC
1 ANMeaia :
claims against the same 10 present
authenticated for setuiemsent
Tprin
0 having
16 sate duly
JAS, C. BOAL,
Adar, Oeusre Mall,
o—~MRN. J. D. WHI! EMAN-o
*uin now located in new rooms
on Allegheny Street, Belle
*-fonte, and offers to the pub
*dic a large line of elegant
tniew goods, comprising
OTIONS
od
.
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nse OF EVERY wc}
DESCRIPTION
Mutifl designs in Bxbroidery, Collars and)
uffe, Silver Omaments, Kid and Lis
ond Gloves, Laces, Towels, &ec, &c., &c
i=Table Livens, Muysling—}
$=Whita Goods, &e.,—1
1=at lowest possible prices, ~{
MIL.IIINEIRY.
«The Millinery Department comprises ail the
~=Latost Styles in Ladies’ and Children's Bogie
«pets and Hats, beautiful Artificial Flowers
~aud Ribbons, «
—— is
I ———
DOress - Making.
CUTTING FIITiNg
wm AND
wer BERCIALTY oe
I have a skilled drossanaker, and can guarantee
wh Oo ft
A private and convenient room for fitting
TANMPING DONE NEATNESS AND
ern dD ISPATOH ovens
My jamping desig oomprise the very
MRS. J. WHITEMAN,
ALLREGHENY BELLEFONTE, PA.
STRERT,
Hapam) Akres doors from corner of Bishop.
SAI SLI riers
MABKETS,
ss Beos,, Produce
jutier, Egue
GUICK relurts
5
BOOT and
HOE MAKER,
Church dt, CEN
TRE HALL,
i crder and
satisfaction ind f re
pairs
reasons
of the pabl
loBgiug 1
res
res
bare
ri be.
ha
apy
Oo
ELMO HOTEL,
i&3S
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H
ithe same by
comfort. Its
gnires of bus
ment and Giller
as all parts of 1h
by Street
doors. It
10 those vi
pleasure
[ Our patrohage
J03
URG depot
Ie ORBILY BO
i» %!
M. FEGKR, Pr
ou Pr
LOOK WHAT I HAVE FOUND.
h pric that 1 cannot do
r think, 840 845 and
Safes down to sng
without one any lon
$50-those are J
1 aden Turn
factured by
beset 1a ke
i am ale :
away down at hard-pan yr
line of drill repairs on Band
I also sell Buggies and Spring We
reliable, first-class make and al pri
times, 1am ready fo take orders Br any style
Wagon, of Carriage to sult eastomer, Before p
chasing elsewhere plosse callon
laplm HD. LANDIR
Agent, Boliofor
JARNE FOR BALE
The following farms belonging to the
heirs of Mex. Mary P, Wison jare offored wt pri
vale mele
1 Farm adjoining Centre Hall Station, contain.
ing about 270 ACRES, on which & located a ten
ant house, jane barn, orchard eto. Water from
Centre Hall reservoir on the premises
2 The Foreman farm, situate on both sides of
the turnpike, one mile east of the “Old Fon”
containing about 530 ACRES: good farm build.
ings. and water on the premises,
ALSO » number of TUWN LOTS st Coxtre Hall
station. JOHN BE, LINN,
. Altorney for the Heirs,
For terms apply 10 Janes C. Poal, Keg, Centre
Hall, Pa. Tap
EXECUTORS MOTICK Lattors torlamon
tary npon the estate
Jacob Arney, deceased, Inte of ‘otter Sow
having been law A frented 10 the andorsig
they would respecifiily request all persons know.
ing themselves 10 be dtdabied 1 he wisle to
make immodiate payment, and those having
Ae Namie 10 pircuest the same daly