THE CENTRE REPORTER. | FRED. KURTZ, Epmror and Pror'r Pa., May 25, 1887. Centre Hara, in ad- previous when subject paid to TERMS:-—One vear, $1.50, vance hose in arrears * cont 4 ling for 8 h subsequent insertion, § por inser | % for es PRING PRING SPRING SOS —(Q—~SPRING -- GOODS. 0 0 0 ; 0 0 O 0 We wish to announce to our many that new customers in Penns Valley we are daily receiving goods. The Spring Styles are out and we are getting them BRASS BANDS. THE CANDIDATE'S TERROR, The electioneering season having fair- valley and county, and how they have unexpected serenade. A few were about fifteen of coun- candidate had found his exchequer blowed out, and himself invented much an the time a he lec for AR HH X it ordinary It took a V or an bands, and fellow of means feel like making an until they all had bled him, One of the first—the first band valley was the one some 40 or 50 these { i i | Mover's band, because the leader and principally belonged to that family, in whose blood there runs a many early in the season. Come along and see the New Styles, 0 0 0 0 FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! FISH ! 0 0 0 oC 0 0 0 0 We have just receivee a large lot of out We examine Fish, and are sending them at astonishing low figures ask all to goods and prices. come and W. H. BARTHOLOMEW Centre Hall. LOCAL ITEMS. Saturday evening, Keller, of Boalsburg, gone on a trip to the west Wm. W. Spangler, publishes let] ters testamentary on the estate of Francis Hessel, has i work is tarning 3 re f } marie iles had t » Lop over at this pls : this week on ac count of eft f where pat- ir Altoona time — Byron Garis | he expect ork for some ting up stone wall. — Miss Sadie Deininger, + t several months in Williamsport, returned home on Saturday, last, -We hear of a large number « in this section, having the distemper. 18 to be going around. ho spen re fhors- geet —— Annual meeting cf holders of the and Spruce Creek railroad, is ads i in Reporter. the SOCK" —Mr. Ed, ine e Loop, lost valuable horse, which said to have been worth We d i w hat S200 iisease caught in the day, by 4 A «tt PN turtle the wel Was other Harpster, ghed was the la t one caught LU — Rev. Fischer shot into imtemperance, o Sab- bath evening, and produced some start . | statistics bearing upon the lst scl est poured MOE yb SBchultzone of Miles Schau Pe | farmers and his son-in~ law Mr. Harry M. Limbert, of Farmers Mills, paid on Satarday last. Call again. —The essiu - r L. Zerby, of Mill. heim, candidate for Recorder, appears in ist this week. Mr. Zerby, besides his competency, 18 a man of unimpeach- haracter and an unfaltering Dem- the Die ucrat. — Arh Katherman spent severaldays of this week at Mifllinburg, his former home, In his absence the station was in charge of Mr. Orn Dale, of Lemont, who tapped the key, etc, and took care of the “cub.” ~The Centre Hall roller mill still has more orders than it can fill for Cream patent) and Calla Lily flour. These brands rank with the best in the United States, and are giving our town quite a name already. On Saturday last Charles Herman, was instantly killed in Mifflin county by the falling of a derrick. A man named Krotzer was 80 badly burt that he is not expected to survive and another man was slightly injured. —l.very lady who has a copy of the Reporter, of June lst, will find printed in it a coupon, which entitles her to a 25 cent pattern free. Any one not hav- ing a copy of that issue can get one by sending 5 cents to this office. The pat- tern isgshown in another colamn of the Reporter. ~The Bellefonte hotel bars are hav. ing a sort of a monopoly in the liquor trade since license has been refused the saloons of the town, We believe that in some cases the receipts of the bar am- ount to more than that of the hotel, striction in this case makes a monpoly of the business and enriches the few, Sam Small told his Minneapolis congregation that if they paid $4 to hear Jernhardt, they would be damued. The statement was not particularly original, A good many men in various cities have paid that price. Mr, John tum a call, ising down there. He informs us that have a new kind of wheat calied gerhead, the seed of which was obtained from lilinois., Mr. Hosterman has a | number of acres of it sown, and he in- forms us it weighs 656 Ibs. to the bushel, and is a larger grain than the Faltz, wThe deaths among horses and cols in various sections of thiscounty, still continue, It appears to be trae that misfortunes never come singly our far- mers are short in their wheat crops and many are looging their horses too, upwards of 25 or 30 horses and colts | have died in Potter township alone, this | spring, and we learn of deaths among these snimals from ull parts of the county, | This band met Aa- the part of Haines, It existed a number of yvaars and discoursed good music. still ving, Mr J. G. Meyer, of Aaronsburg the leader, being one. A little later there ¥ was the Jackson- orns, and was no- xd music and especially for one woman's, was q brass ted for go who This band generall e Democratic meetings on ita brass horns, good music, an, all his band is blown ont. The next band, and a very was the Boalsbnrg Saxe-hor r is back, nite a curiosity. this side and one, with Dr. Fisher I'his band public me«tings 19, ont the county and as its besides furnishing 5 one 0 gave concerts was a creditt burg. , after tootin the Pine Ve yi one, with 20 ititution w oo SON x ] g me io Lar DIrass DIGCes. iB Well wherever on account of the music it od irae at it QO, RILAT A bricht ca rg Bellefon! 2 ocd b iat od member it on the railr also gave © ious times the spout, equipment jualities Hall band, career irt ahont was sh ther ten vears bl 100 vears name for lignin exis wenee, an Aacr 1 “a here to serenade Centre Hallers, I if late vears, has a brass 8 4'80 gRInIng for music. It beat f § r fine Linden | has a go VOATS i, and is a well tion: it is always ready ont « { sweet strains It has and we trust will not. Pleasant Gap and number one bands, which have been ino existence 12 to 14 years, and are known all over the county, and since the Belle fonte band has gone up, that town now falls bark npon Pleasant Gap and Zion when they want good music Philipsburg also had a fine band, we think still has; Pine Hall also has a band which is a credit to that locality, Thus it will be seep, by the time & can didate ran the gauntlet of all these con- cerns, his bank account would get down to zero. There was no mercy—the bands wonld give hima blow sud he had to shell out, and if he didn't get the office he was after, he at least could console himself after his defeat by humming the knock the bl Hes Zion, both have and piece, oo DECORATION PROGRAM. The “program of Samuel Post, tor Decoration Day, is Shannon aa follows for the Union, Reérvices at the Union at 8a m; at Spring Millsat 10 a, m. Ad- dresses at both places by Rev. Kerr; BURNED TO DEATH, The daily News says, at noon on Fri- ay ins 15-year-old | girl living with the family of William Long, of the firm of W, H, Long & Co., wards, At noon she stove to start a fire, went to She did the cook not know accordingly she poured some kerosene oil on it from a glass can, The sparks of fire | in the stove set fire to the stream of oil | and it ran like a flash up the stream, bursting the ean and throwing a flood of fire all over Maggie's person She ran out of the house screaming for aid, Her father, Mr. John Graden, was working He came to her { sistance and quickly did what he could, | wrapping her in blankets and throwing | her to the ground. She lived in agony until Saturday, dy- ing about 12 o'clock. The funeral will | occur on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. - NOTES ON THE FLY. AH. AT PADDY MOUNTAIN, TROUT,CHUBS AND OTHER EXTRAB A pleasant fishing party was on moraiog train, Tuesday, bound for dy Mountain, it consisted of Daniel Mrs. Hess, and Mrs. Ed. Hess, of Linden Hall, Mr, and Mrs. Himes and son Eua- gene, of Osceola, who were joined at Kurtz, Walter Kurtz, Mr and Mrs. W. L. Kurtz. The forenoon was spent fishing in which the Hess in Mr. stones while to his fish ducking —the fish, took =a Peuns know, the character of the stones in that creek, inquire of Mr. Hess for farther partico- lars, but be sure to stand a stone's throw All caught trout, some hooked horn chabs for variety, and at 12 all had reported at Frank Bradford’s railroad Here the ladies spread a chicken, Notice:—Persons fishing at head of Penns creek, need no whisky, no rattlesnake having been seen along that part of the stream for twenty years. — Any preacher who can fish the i — The editor and local, hooked 40 trout in a five hours fish, on Friday. Mills, a few davs That beats landlord Bibby right front of his nose and within a few of his table, ‘go rods Simon Harper, Tuesday, d beauties, at Pennscreck, the fly, and them 11 Pretty good, for you, lieutenant. Wit McCormic, also, same time place, hooked a nice mess of 'em, i } agged 04 Epock ie with some of ana . — attempt was made to rob Wolf & Bon, in this The b on was broken off, als - An the place on 31 t the Leavy Y y the late! g between the double gained nave an entrance | ' t an iron cross-har farther pr i IZETrs and a « Or Bl TERS Un I= : aving been stolen h he had at the sta COLLISION © ursday ball, where a little b he winning. Lipase { CARIET, eal assortment ever bhronght Centre county, and at a bargain, at 8 | line of ready ¢ and summer, Il prices, and latest i satisfaction guaranteed, boOvS. § styles gains A lo . Shires & alarge n Kennedy are putt mber of their fence machin 3 ions of the state. T opposition is the life of trade them D. C. Kellar, of Union Deposit )., Spent a few hotel bill of fare. An hour spent at the table eating and chatting, most of party again shouldered their rods catch with short tront, Mr. Hess in the mean time mounted the first freight, where he dry Spring Mills to do The with about 100 fish 3.17 for home, having greatly enjoyed Mr. Himes caught the larg of took the rest the train themselves, + ittlest trout, and the rest did so-so, The AD ie wet fisherman's breech eight doubtless brought ternoon rain. He had g ue, but, a8 & recompense, has added to his knowledge of geology. from t fr ration the the | ROT and for a fishing trip, is when you bave dies along, their work Mes In il are sure of the best biggest kind of “bite” t noon, when all ) IAKe Up bites not had along the stream A i cident urred x Mills, tha » he 18 aboot to steal away one of Hall's fair onea, Thomas Wait, of Rebersharg, saw a deer the other day, but did it News Yes, guess it was one of those dears a fellow often sees Saturday nighta. Samoel Shannon Post, of Centre Hall, has iavited all the Sanday schools to unite with it in celebrating Memorial dav The ceremonies will be imposing usnal, and program as announced Reporter last week. ~Mr. 8B. R. Stover, who has been confined to the house forseveral months, not shoot AR in town at 230 p. m Addresses by Mr, at Contre Hall at 6p. m Revs. King and Kerr, Tuosseyville band to be at Centre Hall. Memorial sermon on Sunday evening, May 29, in the Re- formed charch, by Rev. Land. All citi- zens of this place and vicinity are quested to sttenc the preliminary meet ing in the Post Room on Friday evening May 27, to assist in making arrange- ments for the 30th and organizations are invited to partici- pate in the ceremonies on the day. Addresses A Mp FIRE AT HOUTZDALE, Houtzdale. The fire has been burnin in the coal district of Berwind, White Houtzdale was threatened with a simi ss I NO COURT THE FIRST WEEK. All the important cases to be tried the first week of court have been settled or postponed and no session will be held, first week need not attend. Jurors summoned for the second week commencing Monday, June 20 will be required. Judge Cummin, of Lycoming county, will preside. in Mill Hall aged 68 years, He loaves a widow, but no children the latter all The foneral took place on Saturday afternoon at one o'clock: in- terment in Ceder Hill cemetery. ~—On the 11th inst, in Clay towns bury Black, aged about 14 vears, while assisting his father in peeling bark, acci- dentally threw his hand across the og on which his elder brother was chopping, and before the ax could be stayed it came The hotel stand at Potters Mills is one of the old landmarks—it was put up when the Lewistown pike was made about 63 years ago. The court seems to have had no respect for old , and re fased it license. John Emerick, of our town, and grandpap Gast, of Mifflinburg, are among the few living ones who wit- nessed the construction of the Lewis town and Bellefonte turnpike, Graham & Bon, have just opened p another lot of those elegant, fine kid hand turn pomp soles, button ladies’ shoes, soft flexible soles, neat and dressy, a nice lot of misses and children’s spring heel shoes, ladies’ common sense shoes, all wizes, Indies and children’s slippers, all kinds aud sizes, Men's and boys shoes of every description, Give us a oall and we will gnarantee you will get the worth of your money every time. Try a pair of Hill's Wankenphasts $3 shoes, the best shoe for the money, every pair warrant ed, E. Grauax & Sox. and family are he Ed viained you remember that me of last winter we } He don't leave his best girl al home goes away for pleasure, but takes her ri Wong Look onl fora big in our own next y 3 month, T.C. Heims and wife and son, with D. Hess and family, left on Tuesday morning train for Paddy Mt. Tunnel, where they were going to time fishing for the speckled beauties creek. Mr, Hess said he would he used to catch trout in his earlier days, they ar Penns how in show them adjusted, they were ready. Mr Hews taking lead, but somehow he had forgot that the of Penns creek were very slippy., and the haul they made was Mr. Hess out of the creek, and as he had but one suit with him, the rest of the day was put in drying his clothes and as the rest of the party did not care to take any of his instructions in fishing the catch for the day was small, Dun a — FISH If “variety is the spice of life,” surely there was sploo among the congenial members of the fishing party, who came to angle for trout in the gurgling streams around Paddys Mountain, on the 24th, inet, One of the elder ones who thought to return to his boyhood sports had his previous experience brought vividly before him; of course the slip pery rocks along the banks were at fanit. He was soon leaving on the first freight engine that came that way, “homeward bound,’ warming and drying himself, A nother, supposing that a dead (7) bumble bee would serve as a fly for trout, received a remind’ er in hs Anger that “ not all is gold that glitters, All told, the good humer and wit that preceded and followed the even ts, with several sprinklings of rain, proved only how fast time flows when peut pleasantly, ae slones LOCAL MELANGE, —Buy“Rochester Clothing” at Fau- Another thunder shower, Wednes- 1). Gentzel, of Gregg had a horse —-John Weaveris build ng a Ice cream every day od evening Had a dashing thu ader shower ly to all, — A blacksnake near 6 feet in length — For summer silks, satin rhadimaes, in Bellefonte, in Harris’ build ing. -Bulky plow, advertised in Rzro: rer, can be bought at a bargain by apply ing at this office, tf. DH pliments paid him in this issue on his piscatorial exploits, at P, Mt, Men's working she as 8H gligh i a8 low tiv higher prices, Lyox & Co pattern and better goods at -0il cloths, every y and beantifu 1 v " rr fe WwW in price, Ay stock, at B, & bw, and very 11 Subseribe for Rerorres, it is interests of the publie 16 aiwayvs true to the and not Master ort sunday the servant of faction. mr Ww iii WwW & SHOoOop vy ’ BEL IR newspapers and Char LIKE AMERY i i t ] ie Krumbine handles the dailies. For black silk an« st to mateh npietes The rning for at Aarons at Madi- Post ebersburg at and Millheim W. H. Smith, the Clinton er's Clerk, died county mission verw sudden. on Sunday afternoon while teaching The church was crowded and prevailed Mr for at least He was a prominent Heart disease was the cause of MARRIED. On the 10th inst, at Lemont, by Rey’ J. H Welch, Mr, Wm. Hov and Miss At the residence of the bride's parents inst | by Rev, Col'ege, B. K M Bickle of Penn’'a News, and Mise Edith V, Miss Wolf is a niece of Wm of Commissioner John Wall, of Mr and Mrs town, attended the wedding. ANNOUNCEMENTS, We are authorized to announce that W, J subject to Democratic usages We are authorized to announce that D, | by, of Millheim, is a candidate for Recorder, sub ject to Democratic usages ers of the Lewisburg, Centre & Co., will be held at the No, 282 South Fourth street, oni Tuesday, June 14, 1887, office of the company, Philadelphia, Pa. at yr “ry . NEW STORE, Mr, Wm, Bhirk announces to the publi has opeaed up his new store and keep a full line of confectic Ors open every keeps and sel Il 8 Cail, in WVRVOT, W inte of Petler ¢ MAY il annexed, of Wm i ©X Done All u VW. of J before July 1 lection, Centre Ha THOMPS M EECHAN nr Wwe have a stock to chose Oinr entier the {in est sn nl ‘ Can pieasc {In oar ar gar firet post. fi S. U. THOMPSON. BELLEFONTI 2, FLEMING, ¥ Fant t merchans T VAT ’ DS NOW IX N irself i# here and The business boom struck us peed 1 alarmed about a great press of will get out your order at the time prom- ised, W. 1. FLEMING, Crider's Block. Bellefonte i wor SATURDA fw 1 estate Evans, d —eHOUSE AND be mad JOT ens known on das DANIEL KENNE] Adm CENTRE HALL MARKETS. PRODUCE AT THE ST Butter... : 22 Eggs Ham — 12 Rides Shoulders... 9 Potatoes RES GRAIN, REPORTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & 80 Prices subject to Suctuations of n $ 2 Oals vo» Rye Wheat, white i Barley Ne Corn, shelled Barley No 4“ 2, mixed with oats, boug Wheat mixed with Rye bought st and price. - FLOUR AND FEED. Fancy Pal. Flour. 1 45 Bran per ton « 15 Best Roller Flour. 8 1 8% Bran, retail, owt. 24 Bost Rolt'r Flour 1 25 Chop per ton wr wn . 22 00 retaliperowt 1 COAL MARKET, Broken SR and place, Jo XECUTOR'S NOTICE Letters testamen- tary upon the estate of Francis Hessel , late of Potter twp., dec’d, ranted the un . All persons knowing emsol ve indebted to said estate will come for. ward and make immediate sevtloment and those thentioated according to law WM. W. SPANGLER, Potters Mills, May 25, 6t Executor AUTION ~The plowing articles have been purchesed by the undersigned at consta- ble's sale as the Property of John KE. Relish, and will be loll In his possession at m Sheasn oamely: 2 horses, 5 head of young cattle, 1 cow, calves, 8 sheep, 5 Inmbe, horse pears, 30 acres whet And 3 dctes of 3 ¢ In the persons are hereby cau with the same ib aRYy MALDET, mays Woodland. The above prices are for cash or grain only. KURTZ & BON When Baby was sick, we gave ber Osstoria, When she was a Child, she oried for Cowtoria, When she became Mise, she clung fo Castoria, When abe bad Children, she gave them Castoria,
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