JED. KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'n Centre Harr, Pa, Marcu 2, 1887. TerMS whon not 20 cente -$2 por year in advance, in advance. Advertisements par line for three insertions, One colum per year $00—4 colum $46. gr Horeaflor all subseribers paying their subscription in advance, will get a credit of 8 months additional as a pre mium on $2 in advance, LADIES’ COATS AT COST. cost. Hurry up if yon wish to get one, LADIES COATS AT COST. Bartholomew is sellin cost, 1H urry up if you wish to get one, 7S COATS AT COST. Hurry up if you wish to get HAS ANOTHER BIG FIRE. On last Saturday morning Reynold's about cud started room on The fire 3.30 in Migs Ohnmacht's The lady, it appears, was nnwell and got out of bed to heat gome water on an oil stove, and went to bed and fell asleep, but was awakened soon after by a suffocating smoke, It is surmised the coal oil stove exploded and get fire to the room. Miss Ohuomacht alarm to some ladies who occupied adjoining rooms, and found the fire go far advanced that she was barely able articles and make her es- cape in her night clothes, I'he alarm soon spread and when the the block were directed from spreading to prevent tO At and Gar- they succeeded bank block bove, and in this m the an abiding by Reyno d's bank has found i Judge place in the rooms occupied Furst's law offices. I'he losses by the fire are near as fol insurance KX), insarance Ire saved, Frank's novelty store, ioas | be 3 Miss Stover had a few In 2 ' \iss Masser $3,000, it had severa morning, the happy Mr. Will Houser, a hompson's store, in Lemont, de was Miss Maggie Lenker, Rev, Mr. Ditze Miss Susie | was IT. Was thie uister onker, a } t iomew ciaims that £1 : $ the Lopes om Missou. are 3 abead of i two of winter was bro one would some her Rishel was a looker-on fire on Satorday morn- how to out in his sectior Jal. 3 set he'll know ks Hefonters | issue on ope ave become ning 1 even excite them. wasn't a drunken man in the crowd. Every justice of the peace or al- derman elected Tuesday of last week, required b y law to file not tance w ty days. n bis ov > «Oe 1 neg wee Mr. James Coldren, elect, iecteq. ort tax coll is having the lumber his house on Church street expects to occupy by next is nothing baving an handiiog “boodle.” which fall like office ing merchant at the depot, thinks by next winter the population io part of the boro will be large enough ify a petition for a justify ing in that part of the town. to the down level of well and good. a neigh be swhood as houses, and business heads N ) — Why don’t Bellefonte have a stear fire engine”? a fire when it gets under headway, walls and a calm have played an impor- tant part in arresting the spread of fires in that town, > ~==For juvenile cigarette \of its size this side the pyramids, Par- Jents, do you approve of this vile and whom you are raising for the presidency and governorships? ~ Bellefonte came nigh gaining no- toriely for having a slugging match, one day last week, A hall had been hired and the knights of the fist were on hand, but the chief burgess would not allow it to come off. Philo Foster, of Lemont’ and a Mr. Murphy, we are told, were the ones who sanght fame. wee Mr, Whit McCormick, our young farpiture dealer of this place had a tu- mor about the size of a walnut removed from the palm of ifs left band on Toes day, Two years ago a splinter from a bedstead penetrated his hand and only a portion of it was removed. A piece about an inch and a half remained and finally formed a hard tumor and gave the young man considerable annoyance. After the tumor was ent ont it was open ed and the wood found to be well pre- served. ~The following article from the Al. toona Times explains itself. “The re. ported killing of five men and fatal in- jury of two others by the fallingof a scaffold at Valentines furnace, in Belle- fonte, as published in yesterday's Times, turng out to be a canard of the baser sort All we oan say in explanation of its pub- lication is that oor informant believed the story and we believed our informant, who, a8 is now only to painfully evident, was imposed on hy a young and vigorous liar, who claimed to have come down with ihe failing scaffold, bot Jorthaataly, or unfortunately, escaped without injury; and more's the pity.” 8 ARO were st MORE HOUS} The effect of the i about Bellef Meol to this S WANTED enterprises in ing felt als TINE en are ndustry whe smployment. The ‘ : ¥ erty he An lefonte be read Aen rs ' ’ Dat there 15 8 demand 1se8 than ever several hundred to the laboriog classes withou uity. This certainly the Iarger Ti ar : iy houses coal mach encouraging } i ore t 4 # business men of that Bivits nite mmunity. roundiog ¢ a ~The boro’ authorities should make me of fires, as there is no telling at wha ment a conflagration will start thonsands of dollars worth of pre perty for the want of appliances to check a fire in the start, All in constant danger from a neglect in this regard, and when the disaster has befallen us no one will like to be accused of terrible neglect fdaty. With water works unequalled any town of its size in the country it is almost criminal neglect to pass 80 im portant a matter over with indifference. » -_ RIGHT-OF-WAY. "N of these pests is up for adj ation, in Potter twp., being the case of Tavlor farm, at Old Fort, on which an- ourt the ft mo nd con sume are Dy e last he ZO08 8 w ted. A jury has been appointed by « to assess damages, and consists of § D. 7Z Kline, Bellefonte, M. L. Rishel, Farmers Mills. Samuel Gramley, Miles, Robert Henderson, Union. John T. Johnson, Bellefonte. Henry Beck, Madisonburg. Emanuel Harter, Miles, “Ne TREMENDOUS STORM. A terrific storm set in on Saturday mor. ning accompanied by snow. The storm kept growing in intensity and howled in savage fury all Batorday night, Sun- day and was especially violent all Sun- day night, and wae unbridled on Mon- day. We expect to hear of much damage to fences, sheds, ete. The snowfall may have been eight inches, and there is no doubt of large drifts and the by roads be- ing closed ap. - BOHEMIAN OATS MEETING. The victims of the Bohemian oats swindle have issued a call in the Belle. fonte papers for a meeting at Brown's ho- tel, Bellefonte, on March 9, for consulta. tion over the notes given by them, and what legal steps shall be taken, By way of doxology, before adjournment, they might take a ballot on a candidate for prothonotary, - a - LICENSE REVOKED, The hotel license of Wm. 8, Masser of Millheim was revoked, on Wednesday at argument court, for violation of the, license laws. At a previous term Mr, Musser plead guiity, and the sentence was deferred, and on Wednesday the matter was taken up by Judge Farst and the license revoked, This leaves Mili- heim without a licensed hotel. ITEMS OF INTEREST. Mr. Jerry Eckinroth is seriously ill, having been laid up several weeks. Mrs Harper, widow of John Harper, of near this town, is quite ill, Mra. Barah O, Neff, of this place, is growing weaker gradually, -Rev. Fischer still suffers much pain from his broken arm, yet has announced services in the Luth, church of this place for next Sabbath morning, ~-Simon Ruble and family on Monday left for Fort Scott, Ks. They have the best wishes of the Reporter and others, buildiog on thesite of the burnt block, and has an architect on hand al- ready for the work, jor will put up the floest building in Bel- lefonte, Bellefonte need not be ashamed her fire companies ; for the appliances at command they do nobly, Give the boys a steamer. Garman’s hotel will accommodate its boarders in the annex and at the down at once L.T. Munson, says the News, waa in him fell stris part of the brickwork near burned his of the fire part The left ear and removed from his head. Sal the floor WMCTIDErS Reg Wve § price ' CAD retain JCI OF } months premium her , Or rece paying i in lie ive 5 months ext LAY JOBE, Williams , aged 87 years t that 8S, 1 iB. arab x on Monday ng places un their respect cause the removal yorthiern pr. of Potter Ha'l i of Spring and fron Ys. et Hellefonte Aan Ve shh was the intent of Nuits at at 8. U. Th ment wi prices are be ympson's tailoring Ballefaonte, establish. there is quite a run oa the goods offered a will soon be closed ont. If wan't a suit, now is the time to get it offer I John, son of Alexander Porter township, Huntingdon residing abou county, seriously injured Thursday while atteading to his stock. leading a large Holstein ball into stable when the beast turned on and ran ofie horn into his body, pene trating thaeleft breast bone and lung He is supposed to be fatally injured. ween Mr. Daniel Wieland, of Linden Hall, last week shipped the first carload of baled bay, east, from this valley, This may be the beginning of a new enterprise which may attain large proportions and wil, without doubt, canse the farmer to realize more from his bay crop. We trust Mr, Wieland will find it a success : farmers will see it to their future interest to encourage him. More money for the farmer, means more money for others, wee The Williamsport “Sanday Break. fast Table,” for this week, will contain a sketch of Centre Hall and an engraving of one of its prominent buildings, with notes taken by the racy editor, Mr, Len. hart, while on a ramble through this section. Mr, Lenhart was much pleased with our town and his sketch in this week's nnmber will be readable, no doubt, and be'a desirable copy for all to be mailed to friends at a distante. On sale Saturday evenings, Bimon Dingoes, agent. He Was IT WILL PAY EVERY Intelligent mother in the Land to Read this Generous endorsement from the wife of the late Matthew Simpson, D, D,, LL. D., Bishop of the Methodist Episco- pal Church Rev. J. Henry Smythe, D. D., Editor “Sanshine for. Little Children,” My dear Friend: «I fejoiot to know that so many mothers and children are being taught the inestimable value of Mel. lin's Food, and | trust that yoar efforts may result in placing it permanently in every household in the land, Tral yours, 2% H. ¥, COBURN, A. M. Grenninger moved to Sugarval- ley on Tuesday on his father’s farm, he algo intends moving his saw Over there in coming summer, mill Dora Cassler will ocenpy the that Grenfiinger vacates, Cassler saw for H. and W., W, Whitmer on the new mill at this place which will be ready to run io a few days if the weath. er is favorable, It is ramored that Sam Ulrich has invested in the lumber busi honse will Miss Ella Cantner left for ago to live with Rook in the new hotel. Mr. Berwick landl Rook is running both places Success to him, Jacob Whitmver intends giving up the 19th. Jerome Stambach has rented property, hit Oar obliging clerk at the RR station, Mr. G. R. Stover, left yesterday for Mon The company transferred him to that place. Hope it will be a benefit to both the C him. Borry to see it hope it will ibt Mr. Kreamer $ him as he is left alone for the y, and be to your benefit NO will n present and will Keep him very busy as ness de ighter « ) Hess is on a visit to her daugh ter, Mra, T. C. Heims, of Qsceola The Mrs. Clemant Dale and John Pot tors this week. We hear that Me. D. T gale Lhe last of Wieland will month this best girlon Saturday evening just be cause it spowed a little? Well such a fellow the Dude with. Lixpex. Hart Doon . a. WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO The unprecedented sale of Boschee's German Syrup within afew years, has as- tonished the world, It is without doubt the safest and best remedy ever discover. ed for the speedy and effectual cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung troubles. It acts on an entirely different principle from the usual prescriptions given by Physicians, ds it does not dry up a Cough and leave the diseasestill in the system, buton the contrary remove the cause of the trouble, Leales the paris affected and leaves them ina purely healthy condition. A bottle kept in the house for use when the diseases make their appearance, will save doctor's bills und a long spell of serious illness. A trial will convince you of these facts. It is positively sold by all druggists and general dealers in the land. Price, 75 cts, large bottles AAA HS HSA AACA A two story house and lot at the sta. tion, with large stable. Good location for one wishing to carry on business near railroad. Purchaser can have privi. lege to tarm 35 acres of land, I milefrom station, of F. KURTZ, Aleo, building lots } mile east of Cons tre Hall station, prices $76 to $126 per lot, on easy terms, Apply to Fago Kurz, u MARRIED. Ve The well known bole ters Millis, is offered fi April 1, 1588 3 Wa. AnnisoxN 23 feb 4 3 ’ DR. H. S. CLEMENS, & 4 i x IA rH Eee pg Te RG BOOK BINDERY nde of binding, at ressonable rates, News papers, magasinoes, pamphicte, ete, bound and ry ein bound in first clase style ut pul wale Brum ICBALE- ] near Linden Hall, on SATURDAY MARCH 20, at 124 o'clock, 2 brood mares with foal, 1 2-year old colt, 1 1-year old oolt, | young cow, ¢ head of young eaiti grade Khorthorn, 4 head of shoals, Cotswold buck wi. 30 1be, 2 broadw heeled plantation wagons, 1 Phorse spring wagon, road wagon bed, grain drill, horse power, shaker and machine Bell, 4 plows, 2 horrows, 2 horse cultivator, 1 Jhorse cultivator, corn scraper, 2 shovel plows, fodder cutter, fiynets, harness, riding saddle and bridle, sige and double trees, chains, 10 bu, seed barley a small lot seed corn, hay by the ton, eto D.T. WIELANE, w won 4 4 id be oid 1 Wm. Gohoen, anct PJ OTICE I8 HERERY GIVEN THAT FROM the date of this notice we will do & strictly ove business, and positively decline bo do any more “tioking.” All orders for flour, feed and coal. most be accompanied with cash or po attention will be pald to them, We will buy all kinds 6f grain and pay ofall forsame, or exchange for flour, and onl. KURTZ & SON v ‘ Centro Mall, RY RIES PENNS VALLEY INSTITUTE, t HALL Princius re Hall CENTRE HALL i : ND FEED. Bran per ton : Bran, retall, owt, FLOUR A Fancy Pat. Yiour., 1 & Rest Roller ¥3 dBi Roli'rViour 1985 ¢ hop per ton Middllngs per ton retail per owt burg, on COAL MARKET, Broken Fag Stove Small Stave Chestnut Pea Woodland Sof The above prices are for cash ot grain only. KURTZ & BON When Baby was sick, we gave hor Castoria, When she was & Child, she cried for Castoria, When abe boosme Miss, she clung to Castoria, When elie had Children, sho gave them Castoria,
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