FRED. KURTZ, Epitor and Pror'n
ANNI A PP NNN
Cextre Harr, Pa, Dec, 22, 1886,
Terus —$2 per year in advance. $2.60
when not in advance. Advertisements
20) cents per line lor three insertions,
One colum per year $90—4 colum $45.
a@- Hereafter all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
credit oftwo months additional as a pre.
micm on $2 in advance.
Important!
We have one line of invissable check:
in Dress Goods entivelyinew, that are
admired by every body, in fact our
whole stock is spoken of in the highest
IN PRICES WE DEF}
ANY ONE TO BEAT US! We
don’t buy goods JUST BECAUSE
IT IS CHEAP, bw IT MUST
HAVE STYLE and GOOD QUA~
L11IES COMBINED, or we pass it.
Our line of goods for MOURNING
{erms,
WEAR exceeds any thing in town.
ALL THE NEW DRESS TRIM MINGS
Miss Annie Swartz will be pleased to
We will
meet her many friends here.
endeavor to make a call both profitable
and pleasant,
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GARMAN'S, ees cee (G A RMA
CAL ITEMS.
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Ey
The Methodists intend building
church at Laarelton.
——Auction at Dinges’
night of the coming week.
——Co. Sarveyor Reifsnyder with his
instruments gave us a pop visit.
(Gross, a little sou of Wm. Mingle,
has taken ill, supposed of a fever.
— =Mr. Michael Decker, of Potters
Mills, paid us a short visit on Tuesday.
Don’t tail to visit Boozer’s confec-
tionery before buying your holiday
goods.
Mr. M. Guise, one of Gregg twp's
most worthy citizens, favored our sence
tum with a pleasant call.
——Judge Elwell, of Bloomsburg, had
become so deaf, through a catarrual trou-
ble, that he can not bold court.
. —Tne demand upon our space this
week obliges us lo omit some local cor-
gespondeuce and condense others,
Mrs. Sarah Neff seems to be grow-
ing weaker which leaves litle hope of
her enduriog auy leagth of Ume,
— Next week the school teachers will
ruu Beliefonie and we expect 0 hear of
a number of them getting 10 jail—as vis-
tors,
—]1t is tamored that we are fo have
a new grocery in Centre Hall, sad pro-
baby auother busiuess establishment at
the station.
——Prof Mauger expecis to make a
visit to his home 1n Berks county daring
vacation, A merry and happy, &c, to
you, prof.
Mr. John Hefty and wife, of this
place, expect to spend the holidays in
Lewisburg, Hope they'll have a merry
Clristmas.
—Mondsy and Taesday were clear
bat cold; Wedaesday cloudy with indi
cations for more suow. Sleighiog is tols
erably good.
—~Twauty six snows are booked for
the present wiater, according to some
snow prophets. Sappose the prophets
mix ia & few of them for the July sod
August term.
— =a this issue of the Reporter we
have redaced tbe usual amount of gene-
ral ue 4s matter snd sabstituted selec-
tions suiiabie to the season.
Mr. and Mrs, Joshua Potter and
gon Harry expect to visit Sunbary, Dan-
ville sud uvthier places dariug the boli
uays. Hope tney will have a pleasant
trip.
—A couple weeks sgo, the howe of
Mr. Wm. Fess, of Laureion, was blessed
by the arcival of triplets —two girls and a
bay. A pretty lively Curistmas gift, we
should think,
wee Prot, D. M. Wollis still on the sick
Jist and should ne not be able to give the
cu. iustitate his personal attention next
week he will have toe management of it
iaced io competeut bands,
—Bertoa, a little dsoghter of Wealy
Henay, of this place, of whose illness we
made meation last week, died on Mon-
day eveulng. Beriba was an interesting
little girl sad will be greatly missed at
howe aud by her little associates,
were Mr. Edmund Blanchard is still ge-
riousiy ill from sn affection of the heart
whict: has confioed him the last 10 days.
Mr, Blanchard 8 ose of Beliefonte's
most estiuable citizens and all will be
pleased to learn of his speedy recovery.
wise Noxt week there will be no paper
jusued from ths office in order to give all
hands an o nity to evjoy the boli.
days. Our Lriends will kindly give us
their indulgence. We wish eac
merry Chnstmas and 8 happy New
weiThe new law requires all
to pay their tax before January 1, 1887,
and all taxes jog unpaid at that
date will be handed over to the consta-
. The law compels the
i and all periony who
know their romaln unpaid would
do well to give this their immediate sts
oo.
store every
Gray, Rev’ a. 1.
the pastor of 20 years ago,
er, were present, About
sed the cost of
The services were in!
and there was a large
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CHRISTMAS EXERCISES,
An elaborate exercise will be given in
the Lutheran church, ef Centre Hall, on
Christmas evening, by the Sabbath
school, The program embraces vocal
music, tahleanx, recitations, and script
are readings bearing upon the events
connected with the birth of the Savior,
a representation of these events by tiv
ing charactera will be the main feature
of the program. The shepherds, wise
men, Caeser Augustus, Herod; the star,
angel, etc, will be represented. The
costumes of the times of Christ will’ be
shown by the respective characters ~the
whole intended t) give to the eye, as
near as possible, a representation of the
great events as related by Matthew aod]
Luke, and which we justly celebrate as
the graetest of all fesiivi'ies. The church
will be fittingly decorated for the occa
sion by the ladies,
IN THE REFORMED CHURCH, i
on Christmas eve, (Friday) the Sabbath!
school will also have an exercise, appro
sriate to the season. The church willy
a decorated; a Christmas tree, rich with|
presents will be plan ted; recitations and |
dialogues by the scholars, an address by |
Rev. Kerr, with choice selections in v0 |
cal mnsic, we are informed, will be the]
treat for that evening. i
Both the above schools have been ini
training for the last two weeks in order |
to render the exercises with all possible]
interest and instruction 10 !
the audi-|
ences,
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JUNIATA.
B. F. Brookhart’s house, Dimsvi le, |
was burned down with all its household]
effects. {
Isaac Roush, a resident of Walker
township, while conducting family wor
ship one pight last week his otterance |
ceased in the prayer, and not rising from |
his koees his wife went to bim, He wes)
dead.
Two young men, named Samuel! Dry-|
per and Bert Milliken, while engaged at |
work in a corn field in Sprace Hilltown |
ship Friday, quarreled with ea
when Milliken became enraged at Bry-|
per. A rough and tumble fight then be |
gan, when Bryner drew a revolver ou}
of his pocket and emptied the coutent
of one chamber into the body of Mil |
ken,
He was taken to the house of his
mother, who lives near by, but the re
gnits of the shot proved fatal. DBryuner|
was taken into custody and bound over|
or trial. i
‘or the Rerol
Me Eorror: A visit
Stump, Friday afternoo:
ition a fi arising co od 13
clamation aud essay day,
much pieasare to sted
tious delivered and essays read
subject of the essay read LY Mi
C. Bitner wus “Ventilation” the
tion was good
the subject of Miss Molie V
was “Little Kindoesses.” The
might imagine from the subject, that
was good, well composed and we i
Tbe declamations were weil delivered
and eotertaining. The question box Was
also interesting. Mr. George OU. Beoner
ao doubt, knows how to govern a school,
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We hear with regret of the
theabove named seli-Rnowng
in Lock Haven He
many years in H sward, this
where he was well known. lodeed, be
was favorably kpown througbout tue
county. He was a minister of the Disc
ple etiurch, in which society Lis sd
talented Bev, Ira Mitchell,
preacher, We have no!
ticulars regarding the
death of this eseemed
Daily News, Dec, If
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LECTURE BY REV.
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beard the par
Hines8 alC
genlienan,~
STECK.
church of Bellefonte, will
denver
dry Hall, on Toursday evening, Dee, 3
fore the pubic for years sa. hase won fur
himself great distinction. This lectare
has received the highest eac mins
aod the lecturer always draws a crowded
house on account of his great ability.
Admitiauce 25 cents,
gins Hts in
TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE.
The Co. Institute will be beld in the
Prof. Wolf, as usual, has provided an in-
teresting program. Prof Iris wili have
charge of yrammar aud lerature; 5, 5.
Neff, formerly of the Failad, tenvol of
Oratory will have cnarge of Beading and
E ocution. Primary shools will be the
subject for Sapt. Bailier, of Reading. Hy
gene t
taral Bcieuce by
‘rof. Kemp. Thus, able
ingtraeion a
Il torough the program,
ami ——
GOOD APPOINTMENT.
Mr. Wm. C. Heinle, esq, of Jlellefonte
has beea appointed depusy revenue cois
lector for the counties of Centre, Union
aad Clinton, vice ex-shenfi 1. J. Duokie
resigned, This appoiotwent is well
placed ; Mr. Heinle 1s not only very com
potent, bat also a good, working Vemo-
crat, snd will make an vbiigiog collector.
A A Bt AS or
MUSICAL,
Prof, Wm. Moyer, of Freetorg, will
burg, under the auspices of the Ref. Las
dies’ Mite Bociety, fur the beuefit of the
church, to whicts ail singers are cordial
ly invited, to jotn the class, Books far.
cianed frea of charge. The convention
will open Feb, 1, 'ST, at 7 p. m,, and will
clove with 1wo eoncerts Friday aud Batar-
day eveuings.
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SCHOOL NOTICE,
By an act of assembly sli public
er Teachers are in attendance upo
inatitate or not. +Wour, Co.
ARON SI Gf ROR 5
0 COUNTY ORDERS,
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The,
| notify ell
n
sudit ray
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AUCTIONT AUOTION!
During ever
we oy will be anction at Din
church now ranks among the
edifices of our aa
Ye
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store, Ceuten Hall,
ir
mE,
~A¥e again ur npon our patrons
the importance to n¢ of remitting the
vmonnt dne on Rep rier on or before
Jan. 10, next. When we remind our rea-
ders that within two years only a few
nave paid ns on subscription they can
easily seo the situation in which this
neglect places us and what it is that for-
ced us to the unpleasant duty of repea-
ting these requests, We simply can’t
netp it bat those in arrears can as the
amount due from each is small and pos-
sible to arrange at least within 156 days,
All our former reqnests have fallen un-
heeded, with a 1ew honored exceptions,
and we trust that this call will meet with
+ prompt and cheerful regponse,
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—se()a Sunday,a fire broke out in
Bush's block, opposite the Bush house,
in Bellefonte, It started ia the cellar
and
warnt several holes through the floor,
I'he furniture was much damaged by the
smoke, as were also the groceries in the
adjoining room of Mr. Val. Bmith, The
famags by the smoke to goods was more
serious than by the flames, The early
arrival of the fire companies prevented a
lestructive conflagration,
ts
~The engineer corps engaged in
naking sarveys for a railroad from Mill
Hail through Nittany Valley are still at
work driving stakes and locating the
onte, Farmer Wallace Brown was in
town Friday and as he warmed himself
it the Irvin House gave it as his opinion
it the men are locating the line of the
Jellefonte road, which
we thinks will come throagh Sagar Val-
ay to Mill Hal, via the Washington
Farn ce route.~Lock Haven Express,
- ew - -
¢ Ar 1 sz]
¢ Milton and
ect
Bellefonte rail-
road pro drawing the at
tention of mon men to the immense
her tracts embraced in the Brush-
Pennsv ley narrows regions,
found some of the best pine
or in the state, especially in the first
tioned section. A railroad
iready
red
LI
nel
i to get it
. 1 y 4 .
foad DOW 111
Ale On
yntemplation should be lo-
route it would open up a
r lumber operations,
-
tial
larg ® leila
— [30 vou know that vou are wanted
st the Pinladelphia Branch to see the
finest. best and cheapest stock of ready-
pade thing you ever laid your eyes
a
+O
a
(if
ss the world for bools
ces aud genuine
sl inducements areoff ered
val
'w pit
eV irade
‘oristmas and a
happy
ills creamery
sounds choice
now
buts
good pric it
a, we are pleased to
i
ng has been
v ast, a few in
in time to enable
it was ast av»oeul
ia & of last week.
nratty
pretty
of
good
sUOW
pleighs
payed
& hes
Eman dxerciacs wil
E chLure
f iivel
stimiali i mas
be held
, on Sunday eveniog
¢, addresses snd such
gr paris as will be ijoterestiog, in
appropriate. The $i. E
sen making preparations for
aod will program
of
ubt be haudsomely
a a
§ Lins
present A
ort hearing, and the Inlaror
G iu O
&
i Wi
very jar for a
at five dollars uader
Brauch,
if 8B Iiak @ or
te Laken
t the P
urge apn Broshvaliey
koap wide awake upon their
the new radrosd. We speak
yk when we notify them that
graphically, the best route,
will be urged to bead you
io Lhe north,
HR,
aur
for
Phill is, LO»
Other toutes
fF, bwever,
es Fromm
here will
hristmas eve to New Year
he appropriate exercises by
sat 5f the Sabbath schools in the wal
etWe are informed by a merchant
at Bef is sold at Sc by the side; pork
yn | to 5 cents dressed.
The Journal says John H. Musser
i & Sor of Aarcosburg, sre ahout opening
{4 nef phoestore in Duck's building at
i Militdim. Also, that
| —Now we have the returns from
| Greg and they show a porker killed by
11.8 feckman, which dressed 61114 Iba,
| Mr. Hickman is likey to stay up head
¥
ti
fig
for thi w inter at least.
| ——{ho new M. E. church at Tyrone
| was ddicated on Sunday 13. The edis
fi. oc hiplete cost $22 500, of which $17,
{000 ws provided tor. The balance $5,
| 500 wa raised at the services on Bundy
and tid church ia fee of debt,
| ——tince the returns of the big pigg
ire abtis all in, sow give the little pigs
a chane. Who kiijed the smallest hog?
wendy to Frank's Great Novelty Store,
lin Befonte, for Holiday goods.
| Wm. Hazel and I. J. Zubler gave
| oar sabtom a call the other day, Kumt
| boll wider.
16 inch Wax Doll for 5 cents, at
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Prank
g
fon. i
tui partic sneer ak ihe ide of
a newiairoad to be built. They are
consinpf the folie who sneered at the
bai dig of our pre wnt ra‘lroad aod even
stood ilits way. Get off the track, the
train's pomia’,
ee Yufllers and silk handkerchiels,
for 25 duts, at Frank's Great Novelty
Slove, 3 lefoute,
we 4 500 ponn 1 black bear, recently
killed « Bell's } |p, whippid two mea
aod kid three gs before he sgecom:
bed, |
cee Cndies. 2.1 confectionery ut
Borger duriog (He holidays at reduced
rates, lixtares . + low as fifteen cents a
pound, lear toys , filteen to twenty cents
|arpoundpnd other goods at correspond
pingly loi rakes
wri ; panble prides, reliavle gooda,
and late styles in sgits and gents far
nishicg pods, at W. 1, Femiog & Co's,
Bellefonh
—PeniBack, of Centre Line has died
Mago! 60 Jars,
we MisMary
ia to be Wd ed
Beliefon i ie
«Pa vk fail to read Desehoer's bolis
shicoment in another colgm,
rlsnes, of Bellefonie,
wnt of ariicles for
(reat Novelty store in Belle
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¥
daughterof J, P. 36) hart
Sa to Wm B. Dix, at
ann
eM
fine naw
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foodie and §oasande of siher thiogs
fod aweli that will be
AARONSBURG,
Dr. Sumner Masser, who hal
the sick list, has again resumé
ties,
Mrs. Rev. Deitzler and dang
gone to Harrisburg to visit he
and the Rev. is keeping ‘Ppachelor’s
ball’
John I, Musser and son wifl open a
shoe store in Millbeim in the] near fu-
ture, in Esq. Duck's new buildling.
Thos. Edmunds has rented jthe Penn
House, and the present laogllord, Mr,
Audrew Immsl, expects to go to Colum.
bia county and rua a big hotel,
‘Mr. D. 1. Rote sold four Iots of ground
to Wilmer Stover, C. W. Bard, Clark
Harman and Tarb Kreamer, and Frank
Royer sold a lot each to W. C. Wyle, Ira
Gramiey, W. 8. Burdaod aad F. 8. Tom-
linson, and the eight young men expect
ts build for themselves homes during
the coming spring and saommer. The
lots are in the western part of town
feonting on the new road.
Robt. Boob bought Pr. Sumner Mas-
ger’s hay horse for one hundred and
seventy-five dollars,
Henry Cronse will ship a ton of turk-
eys during the week which will make »
few Christmas dinners,
+ Wm. Moyer, of Freeburg, has be’n en-
gaged to condact a musicial convention
in this place the last week in January,
instead of the first week as heretofore
anpounced.
As far as building is concerned, Aa-
rousbnrg will be abead of all her sister
towns the coming summer We have
eight new houses under contract already,
and work has commenced on most of
them, besides a blacksmith shop and a
couple of new barns that are being
built,
Christmas festivities will be observed
in grand style in our burg. Both Lath
eran and Reformed Sanday schools are
putting forth their best endeavors for an
The Lutheran entertainment
SBatarday eve,
Mr. Thomas Edmunds of this place,
will occupy the Penn House in the
spring. He proposes remodeling it, and
be prepared for summer resorters. He
is a genial gentieman, aod, will, no
doubt, fill the positionofa ‘mine host’
to the entire satisfaction of cur people.
The butcher shops of Millheim are
non est for the present, and our Asrons-
burg butchers are supplying their de
mands in good meat. If it was pot for
the metropolis of this valley being so
close to Miliheim, that place would be
compelied to move to Cobura or Spring
Mis for support,
Andy Immel has given up the Union
town hotel he gays, snd wilgo to Ber
wick, Colombia co.
The new Coburn whiskey is jost terri-
ble, from the actions of the parties that
come over from that way.
I'he Aaronsburg hunters were oul ip
full foros Saturday atter a large flock of
wild turkeys that were on the mountaio
back of the burg.
The Haines township school board is
talking of payiog their teaches the me
at lostitute, as 8 recommend of their
geoeral worth, Toe idea is good and
encouraging.
coll AM
MILLHEIM
Hucksters are plenty and busy gather-
ing and shipping pou'try to the castern
cities for the holiday.
Able sermons were preached by Revs.
In the pure soul, although it sing or pray,
The Christ ix born anew from day to day,
The life that kooweth Him shall hide apart
Aud keep eternal Christmas In the heart
Erizanern Brean Puzies
CHRISTMAS,
Hang up the vine and the holly,
Sign the cross over the door,
That joy coming in with the Christmas,
May go from the place nevermore.
Gather ove gifts for the children,
Guard " the mystical way,
That the st child comes at the miduight
To bless + 4h bright favors the day
Bring in good cheer and be merry,
Dance sand ring out glad song |
The stars of a Bethlehem desert
Looked down on a Christ happy throng.
Go ye in hovel and highway,
Guests to bring in (0 the feast ;
Angels shall unawares greet yo»
In those the world counteth as least.
Sound the sweet Christ loving anthem
Echoes will bear it on high
To the supels made joyous forever
By Christmas of love io the sky.
Bow down and worship the spirit
Of the feast, the invidble King ©
Lo! He cometh in scarlet and purple
To gather a world's offering.
Mame La Bano,
jalilee the white flocks sleeping
When (Christ, the child of Nazareth, was born on
Christaas day.
For Barz.—A new two-story houe
and | with stable, at Centr Hall stas
tion. Apply to F. Kurts.
a
Cr DIES, CLEAR TOY
Ho.
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0-+AT REDUCED PRICHS- 0
| For the
§—HOLIDAY SEASOS —g |
At \
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~BOOZER’S CONFECTIONERY, 4
Onell) or Woe On)
Candies, confectionery, nuts, tropical
fruits, bapanes, orénges, etc, can
be bad at reduced rates at Booz.
er's for the holiday sesson, Fine
mixtures at 15 cents per pound,
clear toys 15 to 20 cents per
pound, oysters 25 ceuts per qt.,
and other goods at the game
low rates.
WwW H. BARTHOLOM EW
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~~has opened up a fine pe of—
HOLIDAY
GOODE,
HOLIDAY
GOODS,
NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES,
PLUSH GOODS,
MAJOLICA WARE,
BOHEMIA CUT GLASS,
And a large assortment of Fancy Goods
which would make handsome presents
for voung and old,
——
Oe} Jy
We have a complete line of Candies
Nats, Fruits, Oranges, Danaunas, ete.
Our goods are of the bes! aud our proes
defy competition,
W. H. BARTHOLOMEW,
Certre Hall, Ps.
OOD,
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—Ten slate pencils for one cent, al
Frank's Novelty store, Bellefonte.
we All well dressed yourg men get]
their clothing made at W, 1, Fleming & |
Co's, Bellefonte.
= {)ystors 25 cents at Boozer’s.
Send two new names with 83 for the
RerorTER snd we will send you the Re-
FOBRTER one year free.
coi ists
GOOD RESULTS IN EVERY CASE.
D. A. Bradford, wholesole and retail
paper desler of Chattanooga, Teon. writes
that be was seriously afflicted with a se-
vere cold that settled on his lungs: bed
tried mavy remedies without benefit
Being induced to try Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, did so aad
was entirely cured by use of a few bot-
ties. Since which time he has used it in
his famiiy for ali coughs snd colds with
best results, Thisis the experience of
thousands whose lives have been saved
by thus Woaderial Discovery.
Tia! bottles free at all drug stores,
——
AN END TO BONE SCRAPING,
Leidy, the presiding elder, from Altoona,
and Grey from Wiliiamsport, at the re
dedication of the M. E. church, at this
place,
There are two or three festivals on
hand for the holidays, for the benefit of
diferent organizations,
We have lgaroed that Asronsborg will
have quite a building boom next sam-
mer, sume seven or eight buildiog lots
were 80'd lately to some of their young
married men who contemplate building
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisbarg, Ili,
says; “Haviog received so much benefit
iron Etectnic Bitters, 1 feel it my duty to
jetsufferiog humanity know it. Have
bad a runuiog sure on my leg for eight
yours; my dociors oid me | would have
tq have toe boue scraped or leg ampuia~
ted. 1 vaed, instead, three bot fo ot Elec
vie Bitters aod seven boxes of Buckien's
Arnica Saive, and my leg is now sound
pnd well”
Eiectnic Bitters are sold at fifty centes
dwelling houses, some having broken
ground for that purpose already. The
lots were sold along the road leading W
Coburn,
Esq Duck is pushing the work on bi
handsome new dweiling and store roo
to a speedy completion. No doubt
intends to occupy it next spring.
The twin sons of J. D. Foote, dec’
late of this place, were taken to Philad
phia iast week where they were
in Girard College, by Dr, J. F, Harter,
Mr. Henry Miller, who bad been
fined to the house for several weeks If a
severe attack of rheumatism, is able to
be about again by the use of a cane, |
On last Toeaday, Mr. David ler
moved from his former place of residinoe
south of B. O. Deiniuger’s to his hwn
houss on Peen street. g
The tin for the roof of the kubtiog
factory has been ordered, and Bam, Wei:
ser will pot it on. Mrs, Elisabeth inter
of Aaronsburg has been confined fo her
bed by sickness for the last few Weeks,
but is improving; she is somewhere in
60 years old. Want that new raiirosd 10
tome thro’ Pine creek hollow,
A A I 30 SAN
LINDEN HALL.
Prof. Moyer holds a musical conven-
tion at Laurelton, Jan. 4. Jas. Johnson
and wife are visiting at Northumberiaod.
Mre, T. C. Heims cf Qececla is here spen-
ding the holiltays with her parents, Mr,
and Mre, 1) Hess. The protracted mee
ting at Rock Hill, by Rev, King, i+ being
ero wned with success. D. T. Wieland
and Joseph Garbrick are busily engaged
in shipping ponitry. You ean # nice
Chris mag gt lar youre friend af the stoge
of J. H. LINDES HALL DUDE,
om Sl SY A ———————————
The State Gran
bre ae G Rhaers at thelr session on
Mas! er 14
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bowtie, and Bucklen's Aruica Salve st 25¢
r box by all druggists,
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MARRIED,
On the 10th inst. at the residence of C,
W. Bard, in Asrousburg, by Bev. M- L
Deitzler, Mr. Bevjamin Jackson and Mis
Agues Stover, of taines twp.
DIED.
In Hartly Twp, on the 4th Deo, Mrs.
Elisabeth, relict of Jacob Seirk, dec'd,
aged 78 years, 6 months and 16 days.
wm Yost Buttle twp, on tha fh Dec,
ra. Jacob Spriager, & 7 ears, O
mouths and 23 days. "el ’
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A ROLIDAY PRESENT!
A fine slock of
~—POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS,
Razors and Ragore Blvops,
Revolvery,
Carving Kniveand Forks,
Children's Knives, Forks and Spoons,
A fine lot of
FANCY ARTICLES,
NEW TOYS and DOLLS,
Masical Lostruments, sach ae,
iol Guitars, Banjos,
Mgndoion Fifes, Plocolor.
Mouth Har Accordeons,
1a variety and very suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
lately received, and for sale at
GREAT CENTRAL GUN WORKS
Allegheny street, Dellefonte, Pa.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
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A large stock of Candies, Nuts,
Raisins, Fruita, Toys and a
thousand of articles suitable for
the Holiday Beason at
DALE & CO,
Centre Hall,
C H JACOBS,
-
NO. 10 WEST BISHOP ST. BELLE-
FONTE,
Has a fall line of Christmas Candies,
plain and faney, st who'esale and retail.
A cmplete line of candies which will
make it to the advantage of buyers.
Call on Jacobs
se RISTMAS PRESENTS,
A large lot of goods suitable
for the——
HOLIDAY SEASON
—QUCH 8B
PERFUMERIES
TOILET CASES,
FANCY GOOODS
and NOVELTIES,
ean be foand at
ZELLLER'S-DRUG—STORE
Bellefonte, Pa.
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Bellefonte, Pa,
: MARKETS,
Philadelphia. Dec. 15.—~Wheat 88;
Corn 46 ; Oats 36.
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Spring Mills, Dec, 14—Red wheal 78,
mixed 75; rye 50 ; barley 40 ; oats 25; po-
tatoes 40 ; creamery butter 35; roll but.
ter 20; eggs 20; lwd 6; tallow 5: tudes §
to 6 ;— Coal, small stove 500, chestnut
4,75; 4,95; 300. Cloversed 5 to
7c 1b. Cream 23. [Grenoble's prices}
CENTRE HALL MARKES,
TURES
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whom
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REPORTED WEIKLY BY KURTZ & BON,
Prices subject . tuationt of marked
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