THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, Er
CENTRE Hann, PA, ArPRir 13, 1887.
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SPRING GOODS. ~—
I to announce to our many
customers in Penns Valley that
ds. The
out and
eceiving new
Spring Styles are
we them
are getting
early in the season. Come
along and see the New Styles,
We
examine
W. H. BARTHOLOMEW.
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ACCIDENTS,
Mrs. Potter, mother of Fergus Potter,
yf near Linden Hall, on Sunday night,
fell ont of bed and sustained a dislocation
88 yearsold, and the accident may
Dr. Jacobs wns called and is doing
utmost for the unfortunate lady
Miss Sadie, a daughter of John Bitner,
a severe sprain of an arm,
from a spring wagon, her dress
having canght asshe was about to alight
from the vehicle, : was thrown vio
by falling
he
Tilman Klinefelter, of near Taeseyville,
hands
with a saw, a
il fin-
on hissawmill. One of his
come In contact
mmciuding seve
last
having
will be
cut off, which
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LOCAL ITEMS.
of near
was at Bellefonte a
Swavely
rtment of the (
: pls :
weph 8, Lingle has been appointed
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nntment,
itt moved his engine
l week to Li
t a ey
& LES eve
wh !
Sin
As
on, on the
3s! Mever,
ith his brother,
wn, left
din for some time,
IAN, Was 1
time 10 Bev
theringstren
n
Lula Harper,
flay f Bellefonte
Harr 8,
ternoon, drove
pan
place,
Centre saw the sites,
nation water works of Cen-
large hose were screwed to
Harpster and a { inch
am thrown higher than a three story
Water company.
a pln
8 re
Ke
Rev. Diven will fil
scher, in the
the pulpit for
Centre Hall Luther
nrel ybath afternoon. Rev
Diven is traveling in the interest of
Missionary Institute, at Selinsgrove.
Rev. |
i, next Sat
—Thegervices in the Lutheran chareh,
on easter were attended by an unasually
large andience,
great holiday. The pulpit was profusely,
decorated by the ladies with plants
flowers,
The
present time are in better eo
mills than they were for several years
past. This was true the past winter.
For instance Penns creek, Fisher's
has been able to run fall time for several
months; thus on several other streams.
ee Will Conley goes to Milesburg to
engage in the mercantile business, in
which he will become a partner with
Mr. Holmes,
man, with a bright futore before him,
and we wish him success, Peter F. Kel
ler, of Kansas, formerly of Centre Hall,
has arrived here with his family to visit
his old home and friends, He left here
SOME BX years ago,
wee Wa feel mighty strong now--had
J bandshake and talk, last week, with
John L. Sallivan. We told the strong
we knew all aboot him, and bad
bis picture. He told us he had
heard of the Raporter too, that Curtin
bad meationed of it in a talk over lus
py, P70 4 for congress. The great and
ndition for
man
seen
strong will come face to face sometimes,
Shannon McCormick, of Ferguson
township, on Monday came nigh having
a freight train passing bver him at the
station. He was about to cross the track
when his foot was caught by the rail,
and he fell across the track, the freight
being just a few yards from him and in
motion. Picking himself up hurriedly,
be made his escape from certain death.
orthy and indnstrions man
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‘EATH OF
Mrs, Sarah C
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FINGER of one
was confined
year,
Fy 6r 8
3 period il
om
Rieck re CORB] WHS §
lL Blaster of
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Miles tov
AN OL
nan, of
Henry Corman
fay last week
{ort
rel
Sala
re here |
y pair ia
vou wi
E. Graham & 5
On Tuesday, Re
Fred Kurtz, Wm
and Walter Kartz,
ing train for Berlin, 8
s the marriage of Wm.
8 Annie Krissinger
< £1}
ity, til.
Wear
Kurtz
js t
ake pl
The we
idiog will be
* tO be join.
and by
iergyman, nev, WwW.) Fischer,
hie Kerorrter wil take it
One, another «
the
same t
me
jE Bam
ii in, at this distance,
good th
imavine
sings and hap fo be
its best
wWinlirs and
glass
at |
sent
away fromthe new factory
was shipped last week to the
Palace Car Company, Pullman, Ill.
was only a short time ago that the
that we
Idings have since
dolls
eliefonte,
old
Li
arge and complete bui
be erected on the Fhe new glass
works are pronounced a success
great credit is due to the energetic
of Bellefonte who have of
new enterprise,
file,
charge
—=At Dale's store there has just been
unpacked a new stock of dry goods, no-
tions, clothing, bats, boots, gro-
ceries, fish, and other examine
that
low
of
shoos,
goods;
Dale & Co, are up to the times
prices, and latest styles. All
produce wanted,
~=u= Prof, Mauger's select school Jopen-
ed on Moaday, His roll for the first
woek, will foot up no less than thirty
students, with quite a number more to
come, The young men can always look
back with pride upon the Prof. as « their
Alma Mater.
for
kinds
a #ait ordered at the Philad. Braoch tai
loriog establishment, under Mr. Jackson,
the boss tailor of this state, Samples for
goods, and prices low,
~efince the removal of M'Cormick’s
farnitare rooms up town they ave added
to their stock and offer inducements that
that can’t be matched by any other fur
niture establishment,
«For all wool cheviot checks and
silk mixed cloths, of the best quality, at
the lowest price, you will find Lyon &
Co., just the place,
TEN TRAMPS NEA}
ED,
They came near having abig funeral
| at the furnace Monday morning of last
week, As one oftheemployes was look-
ing through the roem the next morning
his eyes fell on a tramp in a place where
gas accumulates to a considerable extent,
Considering the fellow in danger
| suffocation he tried to
already too far gone and had to
pulled out, Thinking there might
more inthe same condition the
i made a search and discovered
| others about as near dead as the first,
They were all removed and laid out in
the cold to recover and possibly looked
whiter than they had for many
It was an hour before they were all fully
revived, — Lewistown Gazelle,
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LY BUFFOOATT
Vis
men
| NEW TAILOR!
I Mr. W.L1
loring estal
leming hae pened
ishment
Dale
ry
WW
stock of goods
and is
ii New
and summer,
fit t!
1
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prepared
em in the latest 8
ind
im this mn of the
mm wanting a fine wed
rin the of first «
mrrcind
: Je Cini
BeCLic
ling suit
ine
It 18 anthoritively
Arge « icate
re ini
anunount
t ’ be Cale :
ited,
iron
promin
men of Bellef The
{ the new officers of the new company
{| R. Jenkins, president; H, C. Valentine,
| manager and secretary; James H. Potter,
{ treasarer,
re synd
i ning company, |
, Wash and deal in
srganized by
mine
been
inte,
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—(arpets, an immense stock from 15
cents up to the best, Lyox & Co,
we §20,000 worth of clothing at less
{ price than anywhere else in the county,
Lyon & Co,
— David Foust, of Miflinburg. died
on Friday, aged 53 years, 8 months and 3
| days,
i ~The trastees of the church at Tus-
| sey vilie, will offer the old school house
at public , on Satorday afternoon
16th at 2 o'clock.
Col, James F, Weaver and wife, of
(Town Cottage,) near Milesburg, gave a
birthday party in honor of their son, J,
Willis Weaver—27th birthday.
we J Li. Spangler, esq, of Bellefonte,
will deliver the address at Lewistown
on Decoration day. Lewistown will
then know that old Centre has some
orators,
~The high licenses bill would make
the license for the Centre Hall hotel
$150. It is likely the water company
{| will petition that said sum be paid into
its treasury —all would approve of that,
wee Brivce B. Cottle died at his resi.
dence in Lewistown on the 2nd, from
hemorrhage of the lungs, His remains
were interred in the cemetery at Milroy,
| He was about 26 years old.
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we Prof, Mauger has returned from
his visitto his home io Berks county.
He informs us that the wheat fields in
that Suny do not look any too promise
ing, though not as bad as in Centre coun.
ty.
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“ wMILLHEEIM
Samuel Campbell, of the firm of E.
Campbell & Bon, is suffering with
C
un
The tin roof is
tory.
The old blacksmith shop, known as
the Albright shop, was $o- H. H.
Weiser for $20, and must be removed in
30 days. Good.
Mrs, Harvey Confer, and Mrs,
on the knitting face
sold
W. H.
ill.
Squire Herring, of Gregg twp., was in
Candidates are beginning to loom up
We learned through Mr. Geo.
the stage driver from this place
insville, that a Mr. Motter,
mntain north I
Harter,
to Lo-
living on
wansville, was
whether by a
1d not learn,
sir new instr
burg” on la
owing to their brisk
nm, Tin must |
ments
t Mon-
march
made
ome
Woe
our
1 in}*Stran
r roo ave
are still short
inds to pay for the instruments.
into the candidates who will visit
town during the campaign, KE.
Lo as
bought
ana it
The
monument
Nn memory
make
ur little town,
{it is helpiog to
tion for
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BARGAINS FOR ALL.
Frank's Great Novelty Store has re-
sumed business at the South East corner
of Allegheny and Bishop streets, Belle-
fonte. Bargains for all,
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ACARD TO THE PUBLIC.
We have now on hand our full line of
gpring and summer cassimeres for mer-
chant tailoring, which we are prepared
to manufacture into suits at very low
prices, We have secured the valuable
rorvices of Mr. Jackson, the well known
Bee-Hive cutter. He needs no gpecial
recommendation, as he has been known
here for 14 years or more. We are de-
termined not to be undersold and guar-
antee all goods to fit or no gale. We
claim nothing bevond the fact that we
give perfect satisfaction to all who deal
with us. Give us a call and be convinced,
Yours truly,
SAMUEL EWIN,
P.S. Call and see our ready made
clothing. Children’s suits from $1 00 wo
$5.50, good, all wool goods. Men's suits
in proportionate prices, Be sure to give
us a call, 8, Lewin,
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS,
W. D. Salt, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.,
testifies: “1 can recommend Electrie Bit.
ters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 year's standing.”
Abrabam Hare, drnggist, Bellville Ohio,
affirms: “The best selling medicine 1
have ever handled in my 20 year's ex
perience, is Electric itters.” Thoo-
sands of others have added their testis
mony, #0 that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all disoaces
of the Liver, Kidoays or Blood. Only |
& half dollar a bottle at all Drug Stores.
Ladies’ and misses’ spring wraps
and jackets in endless yariety, at Lyon &
Co,
For mule by J. D, Long, Spring Mills,
pet
make a specialty of this kind
Bee card in another column,
plete line of carpets in all grades, mat
tings, floor cloths, ete, can be found,
Boy's school suits, $2.50 and up at
Lyon & Co.
— Men's working shoes as low as 856¢
and better goods at lightly higher prices,
A /
Lyox & Co.
—-—Buy “Rochester Clothing” at Fau-
ble's,
For
nmmer gsi
x Co
ummer silks, satin rhadimaes,
ind China silk, go to Lyon
Bev, King desires n that
there will be no preaching at Rock Hill,
next Sabbath,
lo slate
~The smoke of the lust few ¢ 8 in~
dicates mountain fires,
Our oldest inhabitant, Wm. Tobias,
took seriously ill on Tuesday, and it 1s
feared his end is nigh.
Oil-cloths, every pattern a=
a new and beautiful stock, at 8.
Loebs, and very low in price.
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All kinds 03
i width
a A.
house furnishing
broaght
at b,
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ROOAGR, hes
Centre
Al
assortment ever to
&
county, and at a bargain,
eb
l.ewins has
lehment connected
Branch, under the man:
of the best tailors
makes & miss ina im
yOUr ms to order
all the latest styles, and at low prices,
; 88 D. A.
& merchant tailoring
{ with the Phild
agement of
1 the stale who never
t if take
agure, BdSulu on
estal
one
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fi you iet nh
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Harness oil, best quality
zer's,
Boo
Persons on this side the eounty,
estate for sale, might do well
to consult Bond Valentine, of Bellefonte
who has established an agency for the
buying and selling of real estate, and
whom we can recommend as trustwor-
thy.
having real
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MARRIED.
24th of March
wemaker, Harry 8,
Y. Slover, all of
On the
Sh
Rev. D. O,
k Kate
Jacksonville,
Oa the Slst of March, by Rev. D. O.
Shoemaker, Charles Bitperand Ida M
f Jacksonville,
Yearick, all of ¢
/ DIED.
At Centre Ha'l, April 8, Henry, son of
Rev. Thos. 8. and Sallie M. Land, aged
month and 25 days
At Potters Mills, April 11, Mr. William
McCormick, aged 61 years, Y months and
«3 GAYS,
the
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AN HER CHANCE FOR PULILE WORKERS
The Judge's second Prizz Of-
fering
UM ENT FUN D.
MIOINT
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BARGAINS FOR ALL.
Frank's Great Novelty Store has re-
sumed business at the South East corner
of Allegheny and Bishop streets, Belle-
fonte, Bargains for ail,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, ahe cried for Caatoria,
When ashe became Miss, she clang to Castors,
When she had Children, abe gave them Castoria,
TRIAL OFFER.
Try 01
The best offer to get a paper free and
cheap : By sendifig us a new trial name
and 75 cents, we will send the Reporter
to the new name seven months, and to
the person sending the name three m'ths
free—and three months for each addi-
tional name sent us with the cash.
m8. Thus by sending vs four names,
and 0c for each, on trial, you get the
Reporter one year free for very little
trouble and for two names 6 moni hs, for
three names nine months free, This of.
fer we make io lieu of employing a can-
vasser, Try it! it will pay you to try it
THOMPSON'S
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Our new cutter has proven what
we predicted-—firstclass,
We forgot to mention that the old
hands, who were
here before
the firm dissolved, are still
with
us. From experience you have
found them to be second
to
none, As half is in the making
of the garment, we think this
another big reason
should try us,
Hince our last writing we have
ceived more goods &1
Li8ATH
Bpring and FSammer
which for nobbiness and
can't be beat,
We desire Lo call your spe
tention to our large and
piete line of trimmir 8
Lg
1 $
All who have eB
Latest styles in collars
April 1st, we have
stock,
Keep your eye
nibs Epace,
S. U. THOMPSON.
Next door soath of post-office.
he ROYER'S
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mimi
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MARKETS.
Wheat dropped in price, Philadelphia
gnotations are 913 for red ; corn mixed
47; oats 37. Creamery butter 32 ; eggs 16
MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Febr'y 23.—Wheat 890
Corn 46. Oats 36,
Spring Mills, Mar. 30.—Red wheat 80,
mixed 75; rye 50 ; barley 40 ; oats 25 : ;
tatoos 40 ; creamery butter 35 ; roll bu
ter 20; @ 12; lard 6 ; tallow 5 ; hides
to 5; Cloverseed 5 to 8c 1b. Cream 20.
{Grenoble’s prives.]
LINDEN HALL MARKETS,
White Whest.........
Red Wheat...
CENTRE HALL MARKETS.
PRODUCE AT THE STORES,
BIE ...connrrssssins 2 seins masses 13
Ham... — %
GRAIN,
REPORTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON,
Prices subject to fuctustions of market.
Wheat, red .........d 8B OBth.cnnicviinin§
Wheat, white . . Rye... - 4
Qo, shelled......... 40 Barley No, 1. wh
Barley No. 2, mixed with oats, bonght st oats
weight and price.
Wheat mixed with Rye bought at rye weigh
and price, r—
FLOUR AND FEED,
Fancy Pat. Flour. 1 45 Bran per ton .
Bost lor Flour. 81 88 Bran, retail, owt,
2d Bost Rolt'r Flour 1 35 Chop per ton... 22
15
Middlings per ton. 18 80 ~ Aperewt 1
COAL MARKET,
EA $0
hid
550
550
5.05
1.40
4.0
oe me ——— an
The above prices are for cash of grain ouly.
KURTZ & SON