FRED. KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'r
CextrRE Hann, Pa,, October 6, 1887
TERMS
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One year, $1.50, when
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to previous
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KEEP COOL
and buy al
Bartholomews' Store,
Cheapest Store in Cen-
tre County.
LOCAL ITEMS.
—————
——Pay your tax,
——The price of chestnuts is consider-
ably higher this fall than other years.
——The weather has been cool this
week, with rain on Monday forenoon.
——The wild hunt after potatoes still
continues. Price is maintained at 60 and
65 cents,
Pete Shires is gathering up the
cream in this section for the creamery
at Spring Mille,
——QChas, P, Hewes, one of Bellefonte’s
young legal lights, was in town on Mon-
day on important business.
——By payiog for the RerORTER in ad-
vance, you get it for $150 per year.
Those who wish to avail themselves of
this offer, had best remit at once.
Landlord D. J. Meyer, returned on
Monday afternoon from Mercer county,
driving a team of fine black horses, which
be purchased while in that section,
— Rev. W, E. Fischer, Miss Lizzie
and Miss Anpie Harpster, Mrs. Shoop
and Aaron Harter, all of this place attend-
ed the Lutheran Synod at MifHinburg
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bollinger were
on a trip to Altoona, which place they
may conclude to make their future home.
Penns valley is well represented in the
railroad city
~—(n Monday evening a large nom-
ber of the little folks assembled at
Mr. Will Sandoe’s home. The object of
the gathering was to celebrate Master
Jimmey’s birthday.
——Subscribers who do not get their
paper regularly or on time should in-
form us at once. A name may become
misspelt or get to the wrong office, and
we would not discover it unless
fied.
The registry of voters of Bellefonte
this year is 200 greater than it was last,
and the Republican claims 5000 populs
tion for the town—which is a little steep,
but glad it is creeping in that direction.
—— District Attorney James B. Coryell,
of Williamsport, is to be married on the
evening of the 11th of October to Miss
Mary Blaochard Mayer, daughter of
President Judge Mayer, of Lock Haven.
The ceremony will occur in the Presby-
terian church in Lock Haven.
noti-
—The expediency of building a wag-
on bridge across the Busquebanna at
Lewisburg, agitating the people in
that section. 8o many trains have been
put on the Lewisburg and Tyrone rail.
road lately, thatthe danger of being
caught in the bridge is greatly increased
At the county fair to be held at
Litiz, Lancaster county, on Wednesday
next, George Ryan, a farmer, will he
publicly married by Governor Beaver to
Miss Laura Hoover, of Lancaster. A
large number of presents have already
been contributed. :
~The potato market is still lively,
and our farmers are being offered 65
cents per bushel for choice potatoes. In
Ohio, where there is a failure of the crop,
we are told potatoes are being retailed at
$1.50 per bushel. It's an ill wind that
don’t blow in some one’s favor.
is
—Please call and examine our large
stock of cloths and cassimeres
for any garment in Men's wear—a fall
assortment of Overcoats “Reapy Mane”
The largest line of Hats, Caps and
Farnishing Goods in the county-—all
work guaranteed to fit or no sale.”
Moxreomery & Co.
Brockerhoff Row & Homes Block.
—Subscribers who find bills enclosed
for subscription dae, will oblige us great-
ly by remitting amounts asked for. Such
as may be omitted and get no bills, can
see on their address on each paper, by
the dates, what is due. Hereafter all sub-
scribers paying $1.50 in anvance, get
credit for one year. There is a chance
to make 50 cents. These terms date from
beginning of the present year,
~~]. Kyle McFarlane & Co., request
us to say that the 600 stoves are not
quite all sold yet although they are going
ast; and they invite everybody who
visits Bellefonte to call at their store,
whether they wish to buy or not and in.
spect the immense assortment of stoves
and everything else they have to greet
the eye. Everything cheap and the
best.
~~ Aaronsburg is to have a hymenial
affair to-day, which will be a pleasura.
ble event and a happy one to the parties
immediately interested. The bride is
Miss Lizzie Huston, a beautiful and ac
complished young lady, danghter of
Sam’l Huston, dec’d, and a niece of Jas
- P, Coburn, Esq. The groom is Harvey
Musser, Esaq., of Akron, Ohio, and a son
of Dr. P. T. Musser, of Aaronsburg. Mr,
Musser 18 a successful young lawyer, in
Akron, The happy an are
acquaintances of the RerorTEr, and we
extend them our best wishes.
HUNTING A LOST CHILD. X
{ On last Satarday afternoon a tramp-
| like elderly man, was observed pass-
{ing through this place, having a lit-
| Che little one was scantily clad and bare-
{ footed: The two had hardly gotten half-
| way up the mountain, when a telephone
was received from Lewistown to arrest a
tramp having a little girl with him and
who was thought to be at or near Centre
{ Hall, at the time, as there was strong sns-
| picion the little one was astolen child
which was missed in luzerne county
since last Decoration dav.
{ Boozer with Will Ruble were at
| sent in pursuit by Esq. Boal, and over-
| took the party on the top of the moun
| tain, about a mile from here. The little
| girl fought against being brought
and showed unusual spunk, but the two
| finally marched back this place.
| Here he declared the child was his, and
| the little girl, rather bright and ready-
{ spoken asserted the same thing, and
hreatened to write and telegraph to cer-
| tain parties about the affair. The man's
account was that he came from Danville,
| and was bound for Flemington, where he
intended busking corn to get some mon-
ey, vet his ronnd about course through
Snyder county and hither via the 7
{ Mountains, looked a little suspicions,
{ and he felt much concern lest his child
{ should be taken from him. He said his
| name was Dailey.
| Telephone communication was at once
| opened with the father ofthe lost child
{ at Lewistown, who had reached that
| point in his pursuit of these two wander
| ers, and a description was telephoned,
{ His child had dark brown hair--s0 had
{ this one. His child’s eyes correspond
{ with the eyes of thisone. His child bad
a blac k nole on the right shoulder,
about an inch long—this child had a
mark which came nigh answering to
this too, Orders were given to hold @
wanderers until Sanday, when the fat
would arnve here for identifying
id. Nothing was telephoned as
age. The little girl with the tramp
seemed to be ten years. and the
iid, named Ulrich, was
only five—had this fact been stated over
the it would undonubt
have decided the matter that this
was not Mr. Ulrich’s
Sunday afternoon Mr.
-nodoubt with a heart full of expecta-
tions that he had found his long lost
dear little girl, whose disappearance had
almost driven the father and mother
distraction. After fixing costs for lodg-
ing the tramps here, he was taken to
the room of the little girl, in Meyer's
hotel, and one glance brought back
pangs of disappointment, and dispelled
hopes so bouyant—for the little girl was
not his, and again heart broken, Le shed
tears of bitter disappointment,
Some four or five dollars were collect-
ed in the crowd and given Mr. Ulrich
who is a poor man and has spent much
money searching
doubt he had senta on t
wings of lightning to his family that their
little one was found, to be foll
by another message to break i
row in that family circle, that
the lost one,
The tramp had also shed tears fearing
his danghter was be wrested
from him. For the time being
one heart was made sad and another
Now it turned to gladoess for ti
Dailey and Mr.
once
back,
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to sadnpess for
Ww L0se dress Was
abby, was washed and
dress, and other ns
Mrs. D. J ey er,
f money
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I'he affair uaturally,
excitement here
created
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THE DEATH OF M., REES}
J he de
ath of Melville Reese Dill,
of Myersdale, Somerset county,
hingham House, on Angust
onder the infi ether be
nder operation, was
r's inquest yesters
gence of
going a surgical
the subject of a Corone
day.
The testimony was simply a8 reproduc
tion of the case as published in The T
August 4. The witnesses were |
oS wl Dill, Colonel Th
Grimeson, Dr. J. William White
Hayes Agnew and Coroner's
Formad. Dr. Formad was the
ness, and after a few moments’
tion, the jury decided on a verd
Melville intl came to his
from cerebral embolism, doe
brain d and that the
i
properly administered.’
tates Marsl
Heese ii
0 ohr
SOAHO, ether
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AGAINST
AND KLINE,
From the Lock Haven Express of
Thursday. “The Grand Jury yesterday
afternoon conmdered the cases of Luther
Shaffer, John Johnson, James E. Kline
and "“Essic” Kline, charged with the
murder of Isaiah Calvey and Nora Culs
vey, his wife; and also with highway rob-
berry. True bills were found against
each of the men for the murder of Isaiah
Caivey and also of Nora Culvey. True
bills were found against each of them
for robbery "
On Thursday the witnesses summoned
to Lock Havenon the Colvey murder
case were discharged by the court from
| further attendance during the present
| term. The trial bas been postponed on-
til a future court, which we believe will
BILL SHAFFER
ber.
EE —— .
Our $1.00 Cashmere reduced to 75¢
Our 75¢ Cashmere reduced to 55¢.
Our Hc Cashmere reduced to 38e¢,
Our 40¢ Cashmere reduced to 30¢,
A splendid quality Cashmere 25¢.
One Jot of Remnants of
Flannel; heaviest weight, reduced from
15 to 10¢,
1000
yards Remnants of
Dress
goods in the piece were sold at 10 to 50c
per yd,
LYON & CO.
ae——— cr ——
THE BEEHIVE,
Kerlin's store, at Stone Mill,
a beehive,
is busy as
{ They haveall their new goods
for this season, and compete wi
| store in this section as to
and low prices, and in paying the best
merket prices for prodnee, and selling
lowest for cash. The Btone Mill store
never bad a better ron of trade. Fair
dealing and gentlemanly treatment are
the cause.
th any
{OBBERS TAKE A TRAIN,
Greensburg, Pa., October 8.—The pas-
gengers on a way train running on the
Sewickley Branch of the Southwest Rail-
road had a rather terrifying experience
early this morning. The Sewickley
Road, which is a little branch only ten
miles long, runs through the Pleasant
Unity coke field. There are plenty of
lonesome places along the road, and it
was at one of these pointe, while the
train was ronning at a slow rate early
this morning, that a band negroes,
variously estimated at from twenty-five
to thirty, jnmped aboard and caused a
panic by their villainous demonstrations,
The party had been lying concealed
among the bushes that line the road, and
at given gignal from their leader, a tall,
hercnlean fellow with a coal black skin,
they jumped aboard. Three of the party,
with drawn revolvers, entered the eab of
the engine and held engineer and
fireman in check, while the of the
gang scattered themselves through the
train and collected the money and valu
ables of the passengers As there were
only a few of the | mn board at-
tempt at resistance was the
robbers didn’t get much
After they had seccured about
thing of value on the train
who were more or less drunk, proceeded
to drive the engineer and fireman from
the engine, and for two hoursa drunken
ruffian kept control of the throttle, run-
ning it up and down the road, ost of
the time at a frightful rate of speed.
At one time the drunken engineer ran
the train close to the town of
Mutual, A ebild that was playing alo
the track was st 'k by tt yw-catcher
and harled a d wee of twenty feet but,
fortunately, only had its
When a few min
was placidly feedit
grow between
old ros
of
the
rest
latter « no
made, and
booty.
everys
fellows,
the
little
6
broken,
that
ari
nd
irunken dar-
» & yell ight and the en-
t derailed. It nearly
when the tired of
i the
the region
{
keys set uj
gine was almos VAS
to ‘el negroes gol
Gl OCIS Hegroas got
thelr drunken sp
band
Officers are scouring
rt and a 316
train
search of the audsa
reanit of
minated i
revolt, and |
safe
Rec
{Oo be
wee BB
Mr. John Rishe
away visiting friends th
The On and
of Howard, Pa, are visit
this place,
and wife
8 week,
were
Misses | Easie Hensel,
ing friends at
Firea have been starled in the
new Valentine Co. farnaces, but no iron
is yet being made,
Miss Sadie Bitner expects to
tertaina party of young folks at
home on Friday evening,
i
en- |
her
And Reesman puta large hot air
furnace in the Methodist church at
Pleasant Gap, this week,
— Last Sunday seemed to have
a good day for chestnnts—it may |
for some of the gatherers yet,
ee Millheim will enlarge her towns |
hall, and give it some beautifying touches, |
Millheim is progressive always. i
bean
we hot
Cool weather ig setting in and you |
want a fall overcoat. To get one cheap i
y to Lewins, at the Philad, Branch.
wwe Did you gee the beantiful line
square parlor heaters at Reesmans.
o
=
of
He |
“Beaver” are
heaters
ee Rogemont” and
Leeman.
— Large quantities of charcoal are
being shipped from our station, by loam. |
bermen who have converted the off-falls |
from their mills into a salable article.
we B1its made to order, at the Phila
delphia Branch, where one of the best |
tailors in the state is employed. Satis. |
faction guaranteed as to prices and fit.
~All the grain fields look in fine |
condition—some predict the fly has |
mostly disappeared, and that next year
there will be an old-fashioned crop.
Still, potatoes will pay best,
we There wat a wedding at the home |
of Mr. Harry Koarr, near Lomont, last |
Tuesday wyaniog, when his daughter |
yu wedded to Charley Kuhn, of Boals«
urg.
~we(Fot your ready made clothing a
not be im
besides.
sells lowest in the county,
upon and save money
A BOLD HIGHWAYMAN.,
SINGLE-HANDED H}
AND ROB
"Wo
HAILTRE 1 COACHES |
} ”
THE PA NGER
WA
Angelo
robbery
Austin, Tex., Sept.
message from San
other daring stage last night.
The robber played a lone hand. The
country through which ta
passes between San Angelo and B
on the Texas and Pacific, is sparsely
tied, wild and broken, and the
with rough country
sombrero and a red
Fa
fi
telephone
records an-
the pe
§
d nger,
Ret
robber
clothes broad
over
glocted a deso
on,
handkerchief
face,
the lower part { 11H
: 1 his wiry pony hard
awaited the arrival of the
Angelo,
tht
late, dreary spot
by and calmly
stage from San
Bi
It soon hove
on
in
hit, with 3 honrd,
three of then
ordered t}
time drawing a bead o
pistol,
adies bandit
1¢ driver to halt, at
n him wit
He was handed a cap and
manded to put it on and
face, and haf
passengers fally
the slog
Com
draw it down
ver his ire the
awake
of
1mport
in line and
in turn of all his cagt
realize
page he ordered ti
robbed eg
watches
(in
HH one AH
and jes
in mooey,
l.onis
L near)
drummer named K
and
momen
thi trav
there for
went throug
aul
returned the watches
(iif
inform
TEL men
we from
he kept them standing
three while
mail bags,
When the stage from
beard in the distance he «
passengers into their coa
Lo his
Id d
nust not
K&,
hours he
fi
supreme
ber of
y
I
at Bellefonte on Thursday
[et every member of the Teg men
survives meet with their
there,
t wl
rad
gi
HOFFER—McCLEARY.
Invitations are ont for the wedding of
Miss Alma R. Hoffer f Mr.
Geo. Holler, of A exandria, Pa, to Mr
Irwin McCleary. The young lady is
well known in this section and deserves
a good husband, The happy event takes
place on the 13 of October, at the home
of the brides parents, The RerorTen ex-
tends its congratulations to the happy
couple, :
1 I
aanghter
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A CURIOSITY.
Miss Ella Lingle sent a raspberry stem i
to our office, this week on which were |
A large number of full grown and ripe |
berries. They are either a very iate |
berry or it is the second crop for this |
raspberries in our climate on the 4th of
October,
. -—.
CHURCH DEDICATION.
The Lutheran church of Pine Grove |
Mills Centre co. Pa, will be dedicated |
A,
Furst of New Berlin, The public is cor |
-
DIED,
On the 28th ult, at Penn Hall, Mrs
and 7 days.
On the 2nd inst, at Rebersburg, Mies
Eliza Gramley, daughter of Geo. Grams
ley, aged 18 years,
Ec LAR E
White and red wheat, rye, shelled corn
at the Centre
Hall Roller Mill--for which the highest
HERE AND THERE.
Shawls and Coats —Glarmans.
« and Ruchings,
il Wraps, (irs
Glarmans.
-A hand lace Curtain for 1.55 a
pair, «(3 APIITLE,
mee Dress 000d
fs y
Ind
viel fine trimming brads,
Tid
Fran
Veo are informed
b
els of potatoes have
Haines township, this fall
Mr Hens,
M 1 who WAH
i
{ ry £
dysentery, 8 improving iron
mame!
FTOVE
r tiheaa And
~We regret to learn of the death of
Mra, Noah Musser
} nt sidence a bi
ier late re
Fora
Fillmore
a with cancer of the breast,
long time she has Hecn
{
From the amount of
itonsly
they
legal
ne fe HOWE
given so gratu . '
} had swallowed
Makes yon i
‘Blacl
Liey were bought ir
the alest and Dest sty
gUATAN LE ed
SPALI
{4
HE
E Br
His paper
A BARGAIN,
A Fine Farm
iT Nios
Penns
Hall,
in Valley
ith of Centre will be
sold at a low price. For particulars ad-
dress,
Tn
AT
raox Jr. Trusres,
GRAIN.
REPORTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON,
hiectto flactuations of market,
$ Onis . $
ki, FO —o
y No 1
weight and pric
Wheat mixed
and price,
mixed with
©
with Rye bought al
FLOUR AND FEED,
Fiour. 1 45
$18
1 35
is
ons, 1
OR”
rye weigh
Fancy Pat. Bran per ton
Bran, retail, cwi,
Chop per ton
retall per cw
24 Best Roli'r Flour
Middlings per ton
COAL MARKET,
Broken
00
Egg
5.00
ch v . weavers DD
Small Stove... wth MA b.25
Chestout ..... 5.00
esss cies 8.40
Woodland. ‘ ro 4.00
The above prices are for cash or grain only,
KURT Z & BON
T. ELMO HOTEL,
¢. 817 & 819 Arch Street, Philadelphio,
Reduced rates to $2.00 per day. The
traveling public will still find at this Ho
tel the same liberal provision for their
comfort. 1tislooat in the immediate
centres of business and places of amuses
ment and different railroad depots, as well
as all parte ofthe city, are By accessible
by Street Ours Sobstantiy passing the
doors. It offers special inducements
to those visitingthecity for business or
Pltsare, t ly solicited
our patronage respectfuly solic
JOS" M. FEGER “Propritor,
BARNUM'S SHOW
vill exhibit at
the 14th of October,
body is going
phant. When
’
t forget
vy Depart
Nialos, or of an
1 House
of
i
reseniatives 4
ivania in General Assembly met
enacted by the suthority of
he qualified electors for the severs)
ties of the Commonwealth, at ali gener). to
ship, borough and spocial elections are hereby an
thorized and required to vote by tickets, pring
or written, or partly printed partly written,
severally classified as follows: One ticket sl
embrace the psoes of jodges of courts voted fo
aid be labled outside “Judi inry ticket
shall embrace the pames of all the officers
to be voted for and shall be labeled “State.” one
ticket shall embrace the names of all the officers
voted for, thelnding the office of Senator and
members of the Assembly, if voted for, and be
ladied “Oounty,” one ticket shall embrace the
names of all the township officers voted for, and
be labled “township” one ticket shall embrece
the names of all the borough officers voted for
and be Iabled “Borough,” and each class shall be
deposited in separate ballot boxes
W. MILES WALKER,
Shoriff of Centre County
2 4
BRING
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the
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Slate
{A vEL0R HOUSE,
Cor, Ind & Market St,
LEWISBURG, PA.
First-class house in every Negpect
re
Good sample rooms on 1st floor.
Buss to and from all trains,
THOMAS HARPER HUTCHINSON,
aepasTHt TCHIRSON
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