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