THE CENTRE REPORTER, FRED. KURTZ, Eo Eprror and Pror'r Cextere Hav, PA, Armin 20, 1887, PRING PRING GOOD PRING GOOD i SO PRING te SAD BHOOTING AFFAIR A sad affair occurred Baturday after- noon, the 9th, at Rosecrans, Clinton county, about three miles north of Lo a boy named Motter, aged about sixteen brother were about to shoot at 8 mark with a revolver, which was not supposed The weapon was at the time in the hands of the younger boy, it wus 4 U 0 wish to announce to our many customers in Penns Valley that we are daily receiving new goods. The Spring Styles are out and we are getting them early in the searon. Come along and see the New Styles, 0 «0 0 {) 0 0 FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH! 0 0 0) 0 0 0 0 We have just receivee a large lot of out We examine Fish, and are sending them at astonishing low figures. to and ask all come goods and prices. W. H. BARTHOLOMEW Centre Hall LOCAL ITEMS. Snow at Lock \ > in Wilkesbarre 12 inches f. George P. Bible of Lock Ha- alung iu reputation as an elocu- hes: at ree § yen, is g tion:st, -Rev, Fischer's next regular services will be in the Lath. church, next bath evening. SaD- killing bim instantly, as issupposed, The young er boy, seeing what had bappéned, and not knowing what to do, became fright ened and ran away and hid, no doubt fearing punishment, leaving the body of the poor victim lying where it fell. Be. fore night, however, the little one made his appearance and told how the unfor- tunate affair cocurred, The particulars were brought here by the Logansville stage driver, and we presume are about correct. Coroner Mader received no no- tification of the occurrence, and he sup puses most likely that an inquest was held by a justice of the peace, fair is aa extremely sad one and is great- ly to be regretted. The whole commu- pity at Rosecrans is greatly excited. We diatnot learn whether he younger broth- er was arrested or vot, but as ing seems to have been entirely acaiden. tat, there woutd not be much necessity for that Clinton Democrat. . — FURTHER PARTICULARS HE AARONSBURG SPOOK, He ect 5 Of he an if one time created some excit vicinity of Aarvpsburg, in aud as my memory the uafortan will give you my camstance : Th by son, father of our Carson, dec'd. curred, BOU “aien goes ba y Li reds 8 persou 1118 Wagon, wis esteemed Ir ‘he tiwe th A VOAr at the me live on the iar: owned by rown, in Harn t of Boalsburg, bip, two m ‘ast 81X Lor ther on : fe Lewisl on Ul to or der the wagon, the ice, an 1 was : . Mr. Cn {118 way identally Blipplug — A reader asks who invented the drum. was the original drummer, — There seems the cense that the §1 » to the water company. proposition larry Meyers of Williamsport culated on our sireets the other day; bas an insurance agency in said city, — Mr. Shires, most esteemed citizens, now well up years, gave our sanctum a pieasant C 2 I —J ames Ziegler is now able menade our streets arrive 1 at that stage broken leg. of recovery from his houses at the lower end of town, are un gection. lon, CO. a draft f irance, the amoant § d was insured. ~The widow of I der has life in nist T.Al an received r $10,112.73 figsba i ' nd three story dwe are t+ bi ling, property advertised v Bash decd nase tie Wm. Rossman, at Pleasant while chopping wood, on T $ % ’ He 1 ientaily cat Lap, noon, aco: o gash 1a bis head with the axe. The Centre Democrat Bellefonte board of trade, of trade boards. insists that want of a Liad a board its trade in i8 suffering for the Perhaps if it At wonld suffer in — Rev. Fischer will administer the Lord's supper in the Centre Hall Luth, church on Sabbath morning, May 1st Preparatory services Saturday afternoon previous, at 2 o'clock, — Bellefonte ladies had an apron fair last week. Hall ladies get ons up with a view to making a walk to the station. They could beat the men all hollow. " 8B. K. Emerick, of Unionville, gave our sanc:uw a call, Also at same 1 Esq. Rishel, Both these gen ne ne of Gregg. ry stripe and first class farmers. —— Thirty employes of the J, F. Mann axe manufactory near Bellefonte, have struck for an sdvauce wages, The proprietor will not witn the de- ia comply C. P. Jones, nobby credit he editor and rone should give port. is on our table, I¢18 a neat, to t the town, Ty he daily a liberal sap eran church of this place last Sabbath afternoon and evening. His sermons and rivited the ers, attention of his bear ~=John Scott, of Trough Creek wval- vey, clai ms to have struck it rich in the way of finding a large deposit of iron ore Round Knob mountain, being in close roximuy tothe EBT. R KR. He be- eves from the present outlook he will be able to haudle a large quantity, A shingle mill at Six Mile Run, about six miles from Phiiipsburg, caogh: flie on the 13th, and was entirely de- stroyed. Tue mill property was large and valuabls, being owned by the Phoe- nix Piaving Mill Company, of Bellefonte. The loss is abont $5000, ~~ Messrs, Shires & Kennedy painted the town red—with their fence machines —one day last week. They shipped quite a number from this place and are receiving orders daily for the Henley Monarch Fence Machine, which seems to give universal satisfaction everywhere throughout the state, ~Shannon Boal gave one of his grain flelds, or what was iutended for a wheat field, a rakiog up with a harrow and sowed il with outs, expecting to get oats where there was no prospect for wheat, No doubt other farmers are doing same as Mr. Boal, sod if geserally done where wheat flelds look barren, farmers would find it to pay. Many sowed barley last spring, others oats, on their wneat flelds and the crop in the summer in these was where, ‘eft in wheat, they would ve had nothing. Our farmers must turn their attention to something else in place of wheat growing, and the scone hey do it She bitter fir them, ’ circuamst Yery ino ing BECL AL « tree yoo IWever gination of supe Thursday COCK, & lerril er this sect i [er season. and frequer Was Cous weather beca rail Was a gi MILLHEIX Early Thu bi oke into breaking between f { key. The Masser's hs iscovered an attempt and thin down in SOMme greenies, shou'd ex] se that more fully as the p faith in the ons Report kind o $HONESLY iblic in genera ORKen Han ner ol er aa a friend of what is right also wishes us to explain the puzzle | i. Todo that we want come frm some other { our friend will hear a that which was lently from en bissle worte have the He the req quarier and bigger drop 1 to take the $18 {rauda- county treasury. Must Hen, - -_ - The Franklin House, of Mileshurg, i no more. The flames attacked it Friday | night and worked such destruction ‘hat {only theruins are now visible also consumed Mr J C P. Jooe's restan and Mr. A. T. Boog's store I'l in House the rni Frank was quite an the « three or fi | part be ion It ght, the upper ruer of the square mar stories 1u he ing frame, iJ. C. P.Jooesand Mr A. V,. During recent years it has been used for dwellings and when the flames ended its existence Friday night Mr. Jones and Mr Henry Comer, with | its occupants, — EE — The J. F, Hill & Co.,, § { ed sewed welt shoe, the best | »old for the money, These shoes all the merits of the Best Hand | work, being as flexible to the foot. Their great advantage over the oid style ma- chine sewed shoe is their perfectly | smooth innersole. No pegs, tacks or | heavy seam of thread to hurt the foot and wear out stockings, They are made of the very best stock throughoat, in ghioe have and every pair is warranted. Try pair and you will wear no others. For sale by E. Graham & Son, Bellefonte, ~The Lock Haven Express says that the barn on the farm of Ira Obl, above Washington Furnace in Nittany Val.ey, was burned on Thursday afternoon with all its contents. The fire was cansed by Mr. Onl's little son playing with maiches, Three calves and a lot of hogs were burned, All the furm implements were consumed, together with a large quantity of grain sud hay, Somali instirance with the Centre County Grange. wee'T'tiis week the orders for flour at the Centre Hall rolier mills are ahead of the supp'y The two brands for which there is a constant and increased demand? are “Cream” and “Calla Lily,” now among the best manafactored in the U 8, Fur two essentials, good water and excellent floar, Centre Hall can’t be beat, wel owing has a merchant tailoring establishment connected with the Puild, Branch, under the management of one of the best 1ailory in the state who never makes a miss ina ft if you Jet himatake your measure, Suits made to order] on ail the latest styles, and at low prices, | The Bellefonte Nail works sustain a se- vere loss in the death of the manager of the works. The News says No announcement could have been more unexpected than that received this morning giving information of the death of Mr. Samuel Anchenbach, The first intelligence was contained inatelephone Williamsport, saying that Mr. Auchen- bach had died of cramp, on Sunday in the city of Reading, and that his son-iu aw ha i gone to that city to have bis re- mains brought to Wiiliumaeport. A re quest was at once made for fuller parti ulars, Mr Auchenbach was a member o Bellefonte Nail and Iron Company, He understood thoroughly the mechani cal part of that industry and was also a verv excellent business man, His part in the conduct of this, the mostimportant industry in our town, contributed greatly to its succes. His mission in Reading was in relation to the affairs of the firm. ft I ies - -_— CLOTHING Fauble, formerly with 8. & A, Bellefonte, has opened a new orhing house in Ammerman's Block Bishop street, Bellefonte, Mr. Fauhle makes a specialty of the celebrated “Rochester Clotmine,” which 18 © merchants and the public, to article in ready made good Bi it ROCHESTER Mr. M HOUSE of Ci IRE ered by | the best stock has been received 1 new in Along every particular, ine of gets liars, shirts, ar Mr friends in ciothiag 14 4 compiete 1Ishing go ds, nats, © | clothing, trunks, gatchels, eb | i | i bie fnvit His any 1 . i vs } i ivy Ha £131 3 i promises gains ti $41 14) | an te here MORE SNOW Ing (¢ been $4 A Or « oJ aD OAT the | April about ive i sleighs and the jing is 18 SLOW Was out the wee We regret to learn of the unex pecs | ted death of a san of Rev, Dr. Wolf, of | Gettysburg, on Weduesday m 12, Mra. Wm. Wolf, of attended the funeral o rning, olae 1118 if b Repor and phow The | ter sympathizes with Dr, Wolf fal ly in this bereavement -The Rev. Francis W, Tastin, D., professor of the Greek lasguage and literature in Bucknell! University, Lewis burg, died at his residence on Friday, of | congestion of the brain, Professor Tus tin waa 52 vears of age. He had been connected with the university for nearly #) years, Ph. 30 a - wwe Men's suits, $3.76 and up Lyox & Co Harness oil, best quality, at 1), Boozer's, we Ladies’ and micses’ spring wraps and jackets in endless variety, at Lyon & Co. wwlalla Lilly floar, none superior For sale by J. D Long, Spring Mills, wee [Yo you expect to buy a new car. pet? Behroyer's entpet store, Bellefonte make a specialty of this kind of goods See card io anotner column, - - wen Kennedy's jowelry store, is a | high corner clook, made in Switzeriand, TE Wednesday and Thursday were fine overhead, but the roads are muddy. The widow of Joseph Bhirk, near Tus seyville, was taken quite ill, She had a stroke of apoplexy on Tuesday. we He got married on Wednesday night, 13, Johan Orris M'Cormick did, to Mise Alda Beaty, of Spriog Mills, Orris stole a march on every body in this, by going about it on the siy and saying * no. thing to nobody.” The Reporter oon. gratalates Orris and wishes him and bis 8 life of happiness. TO THE PUBLIC. The greetings of Spring toall! We have given yon no annoyance for six months to read ads. and ’ now hope yon bwill gratify us enough to read this letter and profit by it. We want to tell you that next week we will make our usual Bpring purchases and as before do oar utmost to make Week after next the stock will be here and feel confid inch sel ections as will please yon, we ent you will not regret having waited if you postponed your buying un- til then, Next week by the use of a liberal amount of water and to brighten up our room, and make it moreinviting., Wait and be to get the best that the pace ionable and at the same time ch with cape 3 3 Obedient Yo rr eal ihe full from new and fresh EAYVEO ur eX Pe nRes furnish hat will guarantee 1o to COs fn that we are sa money for he very highest prices paid for of A cordial tion is extended to everybody Us A « mntry produce, " aii. Reaspectfuily Yo Arthur E. Kerlin. N.B.—A 8B Kerlin will be at the store as much as possible to assist his son. urs ete, - a» Samuel Camg be ire lof Millbeim, is a badly sprained ankle «Mr. Thos, Bard of Etlaworth. Kan« sas, is visiting his father, Levi Burd, at Aaronsburg. ewe Mr. R, B Hartman, of Millheim celebrated his 67th birthday, on Tonesday last, His posterity naombera 8 children, 29 grandchildren and 5 great grandehii- dren, nearly all of which were present on this oe asion, nt we Charles Woodring, of Rebershurg, secured a position in the railroad station at Spring Mills wee Farmers in the vicinity of Woods war(, are consideri g the adrabilics of erecting a creamery in that section, BARGAINS FOR ALL. Frank's Great Novelty Btore has re sumed] business at the South East corner ol Allegheny and Bistop streets, Belle- fonte. Bargains for «ll, ia Mio Api -Who was Charly Man? won Mr, Hurry Sohirover has opened a carpet store in Bellefonte, where a com plete line of carpets in all grades, mats tings, floor cloths, ete, can be fonnd, ween BOY'S #chool suits, $2.50 and up at Lyon & Uo, we we Men's working shoes as low as 85¢ and better goods at slightly thar priven, Lyox & DOUBLE WEDDING. From the Berlin (Pa.,) Record, Ap. 18 Thursday evening witnessed one of the most interesting social events that hes taken place in Berlin for many years, be- ing a donhle wedding at the residence of Mr, C. A.M. Krissinger. A large num- ber of friends from at home and abroad were gathered at the beautiful home of Mr and Mrs, Krissiager in honor of the oceasion, The house was handsomely decorated with flowers and rare plants fragrance were Mr, William 1. Kartz, of Centre Hall, Pa,, with Miss Aunie M, Krissinger, f this place ; and Mr. Robert FPhilson Of The ceremony was performed by W. E. Fischer, of Centre Hall, Pa., 2 wy The brides were a vision of loviiness, ing creatures at their sides. tie brides were attired in beautiful and becoming costumes of white adorned with lace aud flowers, and the grooms were in the conventional black After congratulations refreshments ning room, where a most elegantly ar- gtantials and delicacies, tempt. alike to the eye aud the palate, Af been done the del ta most en~ with ianstra- ing 10us viands, the guests sg [he brides received a large number of handsome presents, both aseful and or- Among Bev, and Frederick Kartz Wa ¥ a the mn guests fro a distance Mrs. W. E. Fisher, Mrs Mr. Charles Kurtz, and Kurtz, of Centre Hall ; Miss wi, of Allegheny City, Misa f Newbury, West Vir- Kate Peterson, . E. Keffer and mier ; Mr. aod wptain and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Li. Young, of Mey- WR. Krissinger, fie Critchfield, of ler A % nderson, O Rappel Somerset 1 Rev, 1 Mrs, M iKe NN. <p “m ill remain in he the resi and while her fairest i8 10 be member od ness RIED. f+} MAR DIED. ar Te EF, BD 10 DOTA stock fro ww & Co clothing at less, nD the «ounty, Lyox & Co. . -— {ER IANCE Ri ZLE WOI Judge's second Prize fering e best i } worth of WiieTe eine | ‘he KERS Of- MONUMENI yfive cents, after deduct advertising, will id to be divided among g the fullest lst of the cated by a majority of i i ew contest is, in fact, spon the prin # of an election, each itive paper iy schng in the nature # containing the great mes shown 10 be the of all the lists will be ace iD a Commo he six competiton havi INORL pOopLIAT Toen as 1 all the Lats sent tase 1st 1 prise papers nag ide of the prizes will depend on the amount of money received, or in other words, on the number of competitors. The names and cun- tributions of competitors will ve acknowledged and the progress of the fund shown) from weuk to wick in JUupae Governing rales in this week's JUDGE; or circulars mailed uo receipt of postage. Requests for © pies of paper must be acoompan- ied by ten cents, address, “GRANT FUND” THE JUDGE PUBLISHING OO, xmil 38% Park Row, New York City PJ OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. <The An nual Meeting of the Stookhold: ers of the Lewisburg and Tyrone Railroad Com fan; will be held at the office ot the company, Vo, 288 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa. on Monday, May 2, 1887, at 11% o'clock, A. M. Election for President and Directors same day and place, xali JAS, R. MeCLURE, Sec'y, BARGAINS FOR ALL. Frank's Gireat Novelty Store has re- sumed business at the South East corner of Allegheny and Bishop streets, Belle. tonte, Bargaivs for ail, A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE Letters of Administration upon the exiale of John N Dunkle, deceased, late of G wp, having been lawfully bed to the u Rr they would respectfully uest all persons know {ng themselves to be (ndeb! to the estate to make immedinig payment, and those hating clatme nw € same to present them . suthen for ht L Ris od aps + Parmer Mis, Adar. a et ree ees Our new cater has proven what we predicted first-class, We forgot to mention that the old bands, 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 is another big reason why you should try us. Bince our last writing we have re ceived more goods suitable for Bpring and Summer wear, which for nobbiness and style can't be beat. We desire to call your special at- tention to our large and plete line of trimmings. All who have seen our silk anc stiff hats seem mnch please i with them, both as to shape and price. Latest styles in collars, just out April 1st, we have already slLOCK. Keep your eye on this space. S. U. THOMPSON. Next door soath of post-office . oR YER h CARP Bishop street, Bellefonte, Pa re Mr. Harry Schroyer, lats per & Co's, store, has opened a st Bishop St, where he has fur sale tl f ga a est line of CARPETS MATTINGS, RUGS, OILOCLOTHS INDOW SHADES ed in Bellefonte t f these beantiful HIE Do challenge elit rice with any to be sn mmm He also makes a specialty JCARPET CLEAN Having the sole right for Cent to use the best process known sme Ju HARRY SCHROYER »M a iO INT TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT the date of this notice we wi 3 irictly cash business, and positively gecline i any m ticking.” All orders for four, feed and coal. must be socompanied with cash or attention | be paid to them. We will buy = kinds of grain and pay cash forsame, or exchange or Sour. feed and coal. KURTZ & BON Centre Ha FR do ™ oh. 3 1887 MARKETS Phi'ade'phia, Ap. 21. Wheat 82 37. Spring Mills, Mar. 30.—Red wheat 80 mixed 75; rye 50 ; harley 40 ; oats 25: po- tatoes 40 ; creamery butter 35 ; roll but- ter 20; eges 12; lard 6 ; tallow 5; hides 4 to 5; Cloverseed 5 to 8¢ Ib. Cream 20. [Grenoble’s prices. ] Oats LINDEN HALL MARKETS White Wheat Red Wheat... RPC. ores Timothy GRAIN. REPORTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON, Prices subject to Suctuations of market Wheat, red 80 Onin. - Wheat, white ¥ Rye... Corn, shelled « 0 Barley, Barley No. 2, mized with oats, bought weight and price, Wheat mixed with Rye bought al rye weigh sud price, 8&1 oals FLOUR AND FEED. Fancy Pat. Flour. 1 8 Bran per ton Best Roller Flour... 1 88 Bran, retail, owt 21 Best Rolt'r Flour 1 3 Chop per ton Middlings per ton. 18 80 retail per owt COAL MARKET, TBCHIRIBR on. uu sminuss sesmsnsssremminnss Stove Small Btove............ Chestaut ....o.. Pea. KURTZ & BON When Baby was sick, we gave bar Osstaria, When abe was a Child, abe cried for Castoris, When she became Miss, she clang to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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