THE CENTRE REPORTER he a Oextre Harn, Pa, Juss 30,1886, “TERMS. —$2 por year in advance, $2.60 when not in advance. Advertisements 20 cents per line {for three Oae colum per year $00—1 colum $45. 29 Hereafter all subscribers paying their subscription in advance, will got a credit of two months additional as a pre mium on $2 in advance, 0 0 0 0 O 0 P + A deric i llefonte. D. GARMAN & SON. a we’ 1 1 =% he = i 0 0 0 0 0 inal h | Hf ~ LOCAL ITEMS. S Base ball bats at Marray’s. ——Watermelons are in market. Bise ball bats from 5e to 50, at ray’s drug store. ——Penns Valley Ins, Co. me place, on Taesday last. Base balls, at all prices fron at Marray's drug store, ——Pic-nics from all parts of daily wend their way the cave. The Misses Rice, of Reedsville are the guests of Mrs. 8. W, Smith. ~The Watchman don’t seem to have much faith in the Bellefonte boom, —Mrs. P. D. Neff is confined to her r yom, and no signs of improvement, at thi 5c to $1.25 county trip to the Pacific coast and seat until fall. —Balloons, sky-rockets, ¢ ete., and fi at = al fire crackers for sale by James Solt. —Mr. John Emerick, who t — Rov. Heckman, pagtorgof the Cet tre Hall M. E. charge, has gone og a tri] to Colorado, and will be absent some : weeks, —Rev. Lambert will preach in M. E. church, Centre lLlal, on next bath Sevening, and in the morning «i Spracetown M, E. church. Rev. C. Ww. { ment in the Pleasant Gap | next Sabbath. | ——McFarlane's, in Bellefonte, | ed a few of the justly celebrated | tor cook stoves at a reduced price. These | stoves are the heaviest, largest and best | cooks in the market. People should cal goon as the number is | not be duplicated at the i —The weather has | spring in this section, and a | wet than the farmers liked as it interie | ed with working the corn, | has been checked somewhat for want higher temperature, but then ii has done | some good, it kep { too of which a large | ed. gacny limited and car low price. bean cool re crop was t ‘he timber on tl the head of Penns Creek belongiag the Long Brothers, has been purchas | by Judge Witmer and brother. It 18 « | timated to contain about two The price paid is 86200, The | will put a mill in the centre of the | at once and get the tim | ket, y h I miltion A mM OrR VWitmers ber out for On Monday as M: and wifes drove through our their way h dun | he usnally drives, dropt down { the road a shortdistance i tion. What caused the an | death, we did not lea me, the horse Devona tl mal’ & rn. The hor ev. M'Cool, the R convention assembles at Har | Gen. Beaver wiil be nominat i | ernor by acclamation as there are 1 | contest the nomination, have a Republican for the n we would rather see Gen, | than any member of | Bat, there many dou | about his election. | week 4} » OLE: are — The county Prohibit convention at Bellefonte la usnal program was {An { resolutions ad AS covers a multit | ResoLveD extends Strong, bitter and burning ad used in denouncing everythi | accordancdwith their views | in expressing their choice for Govornor in | i —E. L. Stover, { ty, Ill, cheated us out of! 5 TER, which we sent hin d which he i t old Nick wi D up darker f Stand of Ste ..% . :. Bellere, of Clin i him Lae I note, is on the way of recovery. For the best and cheapest ready made clothing go to the Philad. Saits for men and boys in all styles Jt all prices. other parts of the northwest. Ie re ports droughts in that section. burg for coach works, cause of the life in that business. B. F. Bitoer writes from Carthage Mo., June 22: The folks are cutting wheat, Wheat is considerably damaged by tue chinch bog. ——Reuben Page, of Harris township, has received a pension which goes back twenty-one y That ought to make Jeuben smile at the sight of such a pile. ——All of last showery, and the weather cool. ber of farmers had grass cut for hoy, Ard ars. A num- whiel i 3 3 | home Del { Der, as usu 14) . 1 s:$ red the sad even . : { peral Dea Stine, wil ant Gap, di | aged 67 year | ma len name was she was born in C gust 30, 1819 Ihe . May 15, 15 Pleasant the mother Stine Gap in | boya an | ing exce interred | man, 25. 1 jour gr pt one gir at Zion on hay. ~The Bellefonte Knighis will picnic un the dof Joly, at of labor freases Lalani engaged for toe day, and ad be made by eminent speakers, ~The Ciass of '86 was the last one to graduate from the University at Lew- jsburg. The ipstitution is now called “Bucknell University,” in honor of Wm Bucknell, a millionaire of Philad. ~The Centre Hall railroad station is to be enlarged. The business at this put up, that an enlargement is needed. FLOe Valley, | all weeds, to seed is $1 tural journals ting them down i ly die, We { tried this mode of exter | is a success, Now what afford to do this a few time | summer, It is a simple remedy take but a short every farmer swe h | thistle, keep mowing its hea the weed cea<es to show jise does but his duty. are told | iArmer ime to ar dea py ht 1 10 usual will be a quiet day. going out in the woods on a picsuic, oth boys expect to he away playiog 8 game of ball, we Mrs. Emanuel Eitinger, of Aarons. burg, who has been an invalid for sever- al years, is in a very feeble condition at present. She is probably the oldest per- gon in that place, with the exception of Ler husband. we Mr. Wm. Lohr, who farms the lots of ye editor, near this place, found the skin of a black snake which had been shed by the reptile in one of the fieids, which meusared 7 feet and 1 inch in length, —eeMing Lillie and Emmie Aikens, of Jellefonte spent a few days of last week visiting friends at this place, Miss Lillie has been attending the Female Semina ry at Birmingham and is home spending summer vacation, we Mr, Laf, Neff whiled a half hour in onr sanctum, Mr, Neff is one of onr practical farmers and a bitter foe of the Canadian thistle, —there shonld be more of hia sort and the carsed weed would not spread as much as it does, trade in ready-made clothing than any three stores, and sells 30 per cet. lower than any. The stock is the sdoicest in the county, and no shoddy” about it, You get the fall worth oJ your money always, / Next week, week of 4th of July, there will be no paper issued from this office, in accordance with a time-honored custum of newspaper offices to afford all hands an opportunity to enjoy the 4th of July vacation week with the rest of American citizens, wsThere is not much transpiring that is of local interest. Farmers are busy making hay for which the weather set in favorably on Monday, The hay crop will be an average one. All other crops look fair in our county, with the excep. tivn of the wheat crop, After you get on yon | your mind to stop your the editor feel hamiliated finger into the water out and look for hole, Th will know how sadly you The man who thinks a paper « vive without his support onght to go ofl | and stay awhile. When he comes back he will find half of his friends didn't know he was gone; the other half did | care a cent, and the world at large did keep any account of his movement whatever, You will probably find some- thing in your home paper you cannot indorsé., Even the Bihie is rather plain and hits some hard licks. If von were to stop yonr paper and call the editor all gorts of ugly names, the paper would still be published. And what is more, | yon will sneak around and | copy of it every week. . POR ’ and then the i are annot su 3 t t 8 CLEVER CHILDREX. Almost eve ryone is interested in chi 1 ie | have just received from the publishers, entitied “Some Fanny Things Said Clever Children,” which contains five handred humorous and things said by little people. { It willbe found by reading of this | book that wit, hamor and clever eayings over clever ceipt of twelve cents, by J. 8. Ogilvie & Co., Publishers, 31 Rose Street, N, Y. - de. AGE, the ehinch bugs are destroying the corn the the bogs the farmers have agreed not (0 sow wheat for three su ve stasone, dL. £ AT GE] A GRAND DEMONST] TION ON THE FIELD. Grand 1} 5 ' necampment of the Army thie y Republic and the reunion of bird Ariny Corps al Getisburg wil occur on the anniversar) battle which was waged on ground twenty-three Penney! i Departn Ariny : blic Ae ap i ropriately y great VOA/r went of y fanaa , and 4 many in the rh Lee, 1. | invitations to The meeting wi one of the 1k. most Lin post of modern y of the pre To thos £1 #R ITOugnH his wile on U ue Was aren 0 writhiog iu agor Were Riso Fhe husband fainted at the hor- Neighbors roshed and shed the flames, The wife died They are aT it Wraj he children cannot live. burned, . tn ‘Kk HAVEN WANTS THE B. C. x Ww. , June 28 Will ® liaven 1 i anderbiit and party nd SONLLIWeS morning in ra FIDMHIOW a ing the road at ( sane teartield, returning the Ex<Senator Peale, the Solicitor of the company, will accompa- ny the party. Efforts will be made to A branch foto this would make the Beech Creek a competing road in every evening. city Haven railroad facilities equal to tue - . PEOPLE. Milton, Pa., June 27 and wife, of Chilisquaque, aged 50 and 60 railroad on the this church, crossing while way to Their wag broken into splinters windy employment foxt 12 monthe on salary during the is offered in They are an old and reliable junit Geneva, firm. «1a the debate on the Senate to-day Pri- Giovern- Gov- the of Liar ake cpulsion rege that to irrecon ler was be- , Byen mee of the 1 been eprevented, he depres } cel, and n union y the Republic was taken and of 1 il to © - pu 107 wife and ‘aris) and Montpensier -——— WORM at uroon other ut farm matters. that g, he quails Borax HON. DAVID DAVIS DEAD. D ho() al hig Hone win Bloom. ington, 1! lil, Jane 27.~Hon. Da- Bioo ningte lock yesterday vid Davis morning day evening he appeared and it was felt that he could not | through the night. At 11 v'clock he re- vived somewhat and was given milk stimulants in emall quant Ti fect was {or the worse, for he at once re- lapsed into a comatose condition, his pulse becoming very feeble, During the succeeding three hours he failed gra 1. ally, his respiration growing weaker until the end came, - -_—- BY LIGHTNING. New Bloomfield, Pa., June 27.—Lizzie Berrier, aged 19, a domestic in the ploy of George Loy, residing at Banc {| Hill, Perry county, was struck by light. : { instantly killed. She ladder died] 8 6 GY During the early part of Fi ‘ i to be fail Ve ities, noticealny KILLED eml- 1 18 | ning yesterday ane ling on a picking cher tree when the The electric finid haif head, and tore thunderbol | WAS slan from a ries de cen fed, | the hair from her down her side and leg of ner glhioes, i - Congressman William L, Beott, of Pa. | spends almost as much New He the probable BUCCEBROY cf the time in | York as he does in his native state | ig mentioned as {of Mr. " | Treasury. Manning as Becretary He is about fifty years old, of mediom height, has thin, clear-cut fea- ! tures, and 1-gray hair and mastache, | He HL Culaws iro} iv i generally dresses 85 LOCALS, er groond t BUSINIS © i na i Or Kites at Murray's, Calla Li ¥ floar, wranteed a sop ud, Harter, Mi Wm. Bradiord Centre Hall FRENCH'S HOTEL 1 Bquare, . . Ha ¢ of the m and the Post Office : uiture o ity and is conducted h EUROPEAN PLAN \ %. A Half i Elevated R Most convenient | pure jun Food for the b will invigorate rash aad worry, Parker's Tonic re- the vital energies, soothes the nerves and brings good health quickef | than anythiog you can get jun TWithoat b | beaatiin!, 1s 3 failing off or {faded ? The less is vital, Parker's flair Balsam will preserve your hair and give back its gloss and youthful color, Clean, elegant, perfect. Pooyvents dand- ruil. jun of stores yours "TAIEADY LRMPLUYMENT. vo want good men in every town in this state | to take orders for Nursery Sock during the NEXT TWELVE MONTHS, Previous experict wt required ON BALARY fens e We hire i conte. Por terms ads VAN DUSEN NURSERY CO, Geneva, N.Y! snl pay tr» ria ETE ; Numerics established 185, SYnudt When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When ashe was a Child, she cried for Castoria When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, 8. F. Keller & Co, Harrisburg, Pa, | proprietors of the great preparation, Kel | ler's Catarrh Remedy, wiil greatly esteem the favor and appreciate it if persons who are cared will send a postal card giving their address, | SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES 1a more reliable as an agent in the cure | | of Consumption, Chronic Coughf and | | Emaciation, than any remedy known (0 | { medienl science. It is so prepared that | | the Jotency of these two most valuabio specifios in largely increased, It is also very palatable, jun ( Len.re Imarkel Daving of the bes GUAR , also bologna sausage, Next door to open day an l4may tf gerator families can ¢ ied with fresh mcats, 1 eveiine Boozen, Huxxky = 4 r= CENTS - x an FOR SANPLE er, hy COPY of THIS E ACE ICAL TIFT L BOOK Es i wn Lhe LAREEAGL we Band Bestiment wi & Coy. Flower and Shrub, 3000 oF «ld Toren Kinds, Also all < ww NF he Enpws Redes of Fiirta. QJ 55V tier with Glove, Rarasp! he Koodherchiof ane Fan, 1! $ ANE 1 he Beet complete wor RERICAR PUB. COD, 1, ‘s, Pa. SINCER 1 THIS STYLE DAYS’ TRIAL. A Pull Set of Attachments, WARRANTED COAX. send for Cireniar, ~ BC HOWE & 00. ” TE —————— Muesicat Cortpan.—~The 30th session of six weeks, opens on Monday July 1886, for the teaching and training young ladies in vocal and instrumental music. Addrase, F.C. Mover, Musical Director, Freeburgh, Ia. 16 und Sp 26, of George Campbell, Hopkinsville, Ky, Burdock Blood Bitters is th» best preparation for the Blood and 10m eh manufactured.” id Ee ————— Prineis potentates, plain peaple everys body needs Samaritan Nervine, $1.50 at Iraggista “Our child bad Bis. The doctors sad death oi Sariain, Ramaritan Nervine cured her.” Henry Kenp, Verville, Tenn $1.50 at Druggists. : gr
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