THE CENTRE REPORTER,
FRED. KURTZ,
TERMS: —One year, $1.50, when paid In ad
ance. Those in arrears subject to previous
erms.
Advertisements 20 cents per ine
ons, and 5 cents tor each subseque it insertion
for 3 inser
11 $
Cente Hary, Pa, Tuors, Oct. 11, 15558
LOCAL ITEMS.
—Dry goods. —Garmans.
ry goods. -(IRATIDANS,
—Dry goods. —Garmans,
Qur new g } (in
we Ire We l
wins.
—And it rained on Sunday too.
And Monday, too, had rain
Score oue for Tuesday —it
clear of rain,
— About 25 feet have been af
the Coburn railroad station.
—— Allisons are about to putr
their mill at Spring Mills,
Candidate M'Cormick wasin town
on Monday and Tuesday, of this week.
——Qur merchants are payiog 20 cents
for butter and 18 for eggs
——This may long be remembered
the wet fall. Chalk it into your chimney
corner.
ane A,
blankets at
tre Hall.
Democratic meeting at
school house,
evening.
ene Oo Ke ier, he ones
Hill, is making speeches
in Clinton co.
Buggy wi!
“ yo
8 al DoozZers hn
3
WOR,
la into
is
large riment
Bq
i
wozer's harness rooms
ARR
Gregg township,
—Horse blanket
up according te qushity,
ness rooms, Centre Hall,
Carpenters have
work on
and will comple
n
i
Unusually
tha
new
$
¥
some pot
yet and some
sown.
mee { J 4
the faneral
Hall,
book cont!
— Monday m
a raw, icy wind
the mewing «
der gust.
3Eae
amin OM re
place, now of Hantingdon,
porTER a call. Mr. Hofler
is still an oldfashioned Dem
— Collictor James A
taking in taxes at Potts
er dav, had $10 sto]
supposed by a
the time.
men ~John Liz
last week to 2
House, but no bar
John is now ranni
town, Pa
— Rav. Mill
in the Evangelical
evening of 18th, wh
and worth hearing. Hi
thing new and iuterestio
he geta up.
Jere Condo
his shop, at Spris
week. The an
ley and leaped in
quarry and was
fall and
son.
re
ar
BOOn
—— Appt her
chine has beer
with entire satiaf
machine out that i
You will buy it, if yo
Dankle, Bellefonte, i
machine can be reli
Mr. Jame 8 Musser,
and Miss Allie, daughter of Noah Mus
ger, of near Bellefonte, were married on
the 1st. Mr. Musser is a native of Mi
heim, and a son of Philip Masser, dec'd,,
and brother of Daniel and Wm. L. Mus
ser, of the aforesaid town
~The twenty first birthday
versary of Miss Mollie ane
Sankey wiil be celebrated at
on Friday evening October
large number of invitations have
issued among the young /oiks in their
vicinity, who will be present to observe
this anniversary.
—mf3ive your votes to Holt and
Cormick for Assembly--they are men of
unimpeachable character and intelli
gence. The one isa lnmberman and ihe
other a farmer. Democrats, don’t be
lured into scratching either one or th
other
ity jor their past fidelity to the party.
Anni
Thy :
Fhomas J
seit
18
ba
i
tt ’
th, A
Deen
frand upon farmers with a new
like the Bohemian oats swindle. It
is
county by the oats agents,
astounding how many new swindles
have been bred ont of the Bohemian oats
swindle to rob farmers, and the rascals
want to be looked upon as honest men
even,
the yield of corn in Obio, Indiana,
nois, Towa, Missouri, Kansas, and Ne.
braska, the chief corn-growiog States,
will be 1,435,184 8568 bushels, an increase
of 664.750 858 bushels as compared with
780,425 000 bushels, the yield reported
ty the Department of Agriculture for
1887. The total corn crop of 1888 is es-
timated at 2,110,920 858 bushels,
we Mra. Washington,
large andience in the Evangelical church
at this place, on last Thorsday evening,
in the interest of the W,C.T, U,
a pleasant speaker and can hold an andi-
ence. A pumber of
effort to have the membership of this
organization increased,
some
shouting bimsell in the fore
ruicide by
howd with facher's revolver
he
ER
A MINIET BADLY HURT IN EACH,
Quite a serious ac ident befell Rev. W, |
KE. Fise . of this place, on last Tuesday |
evening at about 5:80. He was at the
roller mill to see the engineer, Aaron
Harter. and onthe mill being shut, Mr.
Fiscror, Mr. Harter and Mr. Gingerich
of the mili hands left the engine house,
platform in front of
door, close to which was an excavation
fora cistern from 0 to 8 feet in depth.
Unthinkiogly Mr. Fischer stepped back |
and went over the edge and down
the cistern. Fortunately he fellon
side, where ths fall was
i, and rolled several feet tothe
He first came in contact with
water pipe near the top, which
led to check the force of his fall,
present at once jumped down
bis assistance, and led Mr. Fischer to
tholomews across the’ way, where he
mecions, Dre. Emerick
once summoned and found the
mn was broken near the wrist, the
with broises about the
hand, back and oo his knee. He
then taken to houses of Will
Kurtz, where the dislocation was restor-
d the fractured arm set, and then
hie in & Carriage,
pains night. The |
side the cistern no!
his He is getting
eX Pe ted under
Hey
and stepped on the
too far
into
he gianting
checke
botiom
fn irc
I DeCame unc
ar
i
i
{islocatad,
the
ed i
he was brot to his
fering severe
smooth siantiog
doubt saved
"i
wellas can b
ng as
us an accident.
Hae
all
of
life,
fi
$0 BEI
accident occurred on inst
ig, in valiey,
while John Jordan was on his way, with
and spring i
i Mr.
event CreOrges
WRgon to Egehill
Jordan had two
wagon, and reach- |
) Doup, with
minister of
Jordan in-
his wa
harch. They
« they reached a
v a enlvert, the
inpged forward
land the horse
did not
BOON
CYR,
ing, Mr.
et on
100 CRITI
i against a
held, feel
®O
feeling
i} BAW
tumbiing
pres
i aimed
nld un-
and
and
geveray
VO move
wed
ARBOR DAY.
¢, Superintendent of pubs
on the Arbor Day circular
work thus briefly re.
| carry ont more fully the
houghtfal proclamation of
r Day by his Excellency, Governor
Beaver, we hereby appoint Friday, Oct.
9th, as an Autumn Se Arbor Day,
and earnestly urge upon supetintend-
t : and echool officer
throughout the state, the propriety
wrt to forward this impor.
mploying means as
lgment may direct We
§ regard the day as d iy observed if
th which being cloned, or for
other reasons, did not observe the Spring
this apart for similar
and the teachers’ report to their
tive saperintendents what im-
their school
number of
DOO!
en
teschinra
such
FM
Wo a h Hy N,
dot
ends:
respe
with the
intendeonts
synopsis of the reports of the
ater than Nov. 15
ow
AUTUMNAL
BEAUTY.
tate, Natare's hand here defies the pen-
cil of the most skillfal painter, To look
to the north side or south side of valley,
from the centre, you behold one vost
flower garden, as it were, with all
imaginable, It
valley is fringed
ul green
the standing acres of grey in corn. Real.
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CAUGHT IN A LIE.
We are informed that Toddy Fiedler's
ing taken $1.76 per ton for phosphate off |
of grangers, more than was right. The
grangers signed a letter pronoancing
Todd y's charge a falsehood, and Mr, M’-
Cormick took it to him to have it pub
lished in his vindication, This Toddy
did not have the manliness to do, Bah!
Mr. M'Cormick has a better right to
have a fair profit on phosphate than
Toddy has to skin the county treasn
by an uojost and exorbitant printing bill,
which is an iniquitous steal,
WM iiss ii
«Dry goods, —Garm ans,
weidry gooda ~-armans,
ws Piles of new goods ~CGarmans,
wee Full and winter stock of clothing
OBITUARY.
On Oct, 3d, Miss Sallie Hess departed |
this life in the 40th year of her age The |
funeral services were held in the Louth. |
eran church of Pine Grove Mills, and |
conducted by her pastor, Rev. A, N.|
Warner. i
Miss Hess was born near Pine Grove, |
bapti zed in infancy, and at the age of 14 |
united with the Lutheran church, where |
she continued to be a faithful and con-
sistent Christian until the time of her
Bia
When 16 years old her mother died, |
leaving the husband and father without |
a housekeeper and companion, but she
at once assumed the management of the |
domestic affairs and in times of affliction |
in the family, she exercised a mother’s
care and sympathy. She sacrificed all
other considerations and enjoyments,
minister to the comforts of her almost
he!pless father, and now in his 00th year;
the father, Mr Bamuel Hess, is favora-
friends extend
his sad
counties, His many
their sympathies in this
tion. The affliction is made
from the fact that his
about until Oct, 1, and died Oct, 34, sud-
denly of diabetes, In her death he loses
a faithful and devoted daugther—the
brothers and sisters a kind sister, the
church an active member. She was a
member of the W. H. & F. M. 8,, which
dopted the following resolutions;
an. Tt 3
Whereas, Ii
1 by des
more eal
Fath
Le
Aad OU
as ple Heavenly
ne Mins
nbmissively
assured thal our
-Diry goods —Garmans,
{ry goods,
- Ney China
Grarmans,
Bri
a- Brae — (GGarmanas,
Lhe first
of
i 3
To be inthe valley to have
new stock all and winter
makes the Stanemill peop feal proud
of all
lar stand is
There are
dress
‘8
pu
Others, io getting «
Kerlin's p ahead
iow goods
now unpacked there |
t styles faoti
fine goods
hats, caps
shoes, groceries, and ready made clothing
at prices to soit buyers, while farm-
ers will find it headquarters for highest
prices for b , egees, and other produce,
Kerl!in's store leads in low prices in gen-
eral merchandi headquarters
for dis InLryY pro
duce at ces, Their
new = 4
and the
public are only for
thet
ats 1 OB, bo is,
itter
ofsing of all § 8 of co
highest
ck is full and «
nike Bee
selves, Satisfad n guarantee!
gentlemanly treatment a rale,
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~{IAar Mans,
-{3RTIBADS
3d rally of the Democracy of the
. under the ar f the Demo~
State and Democratic County Com
miliees will be hie!
S000
iia the
COURT HOUSE 13
SATURDAY EVE
| every v
faith,
OCTOBER 13
er, no matter what
ly invited.
vide parties will
* ol forth ny
ical is cordia
the issnes which d
fairly and «l
TAS M
jen
Philadelphia,
and others, Arrangements for special
trains on ti yada running
into Lown are being
» and will bean
nounced later
By Osnzs Dem
-
Co, Cow.
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hrs {
Dry 20 wis
Nis
is (armanas,
Gar
Yili
Marie
vials ad
ings aq i
(rarmans
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
he residence of the late Dr. Pontius,
dec’d, will be offered at public sale on
Saturday, Oct. 20th, 1888 at 2p. m. on
t he premises, cone mile east of Mifllin-
burg, Union eo. This is a splendid op
portanity to porchase a delightful home,
having the advantages of near residence
to a thrifty railroad town. The farm
eontaing 40 acres—limestone land, with
good buildings, ranning water, fine fruit,
and will be sold on easy terms of pay-
ment, by Paul J. Pontins,
J.T. Baken,
Lewisburg, Oct, 3 Att'y-in-Fact.
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JUCEMENTS.
As the dull season approaches, extra
inducements are offered in fine tailoring
GREAT INI
Moxrasomeny & Co., Tailors,
Bellefonte,
We ——-
POCKET BOOK LOST.
A pocket book containing about $65, a
railroad pass and ther papers, was Jost
Sunday, Oct. 7th. The finder will
suitably rewarded by returning same
Frank Bradford, Old Fort.
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wiry goods, ~Garmans,
be
to
Dry goods.~Garmans,
wee Flannels and woolens, — Garmans,
~Fall goods are coming in lively at
the Rochester Clothing ht Belle
oate.,
wee Dont forget Fleming, the fashion.
sble tailor Bellefonte if you want a fine
suit,
ww(Jjothing cheaper than ever at
foote.
~The Becker Washing Machine is
one that will give entire satisfaction, We
say 80 from a trial of it
~The Philad. Branch has opened up
itn fall stock of ciothing, An immense
stock of fall and wiater overcoats can be
be found there for your inspection. They
have overcoals in ail styles, price and
quality. Remember the Philad. Branch
when in need of clothing,
«we Have you seen Reesman’s big stock
of stoves? He has been unloading and
arrangiog his new stock the last week
and is not dove yet. Every style im-
magivable is there from a oil heater
Up to large ranges,
richly oraamented and
WRECKED AT A SHARPCURVE.
——
LEY RAILROAD
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 10 —A special
train on the Lehigh Valley railroad cars
rying the Wilkesbarre delegation home
froma Hazleton, from the Father Matthew
Day celebration, was wrecked above
Penn Haven.
and some
eighty or more persons killed.
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SPRING MILLS.
The Beck family, of Lock Haven, gave
old Methodist
last Thursday evening,
Miss Whitney, daughter of Rev, Whit
ney, of Altoona, visited friends here last
week,
chureh,
Augustus Kennelly filled the pulpit at
{| Bastian Musser’s church for Hev, Shams
| bach, last Sabbath eve. Mr.
| expects to enter college at New Berlin
next spring, and after gradoating
| come an Evangelical! minister,
Jerry Condo spied a deer jumping from
{| Mrs. Alexander's lot iuto hér sionequar-
ry. Jerry went to the spot and found
the deer was stunned from the jump;
| whereupon ne bound the deer aud
its throat,
{ 4
| Quite a number of
i have taken a notion t«
Already several instrumen
| purchased and they will
our yi men
y learn telegrapt
ts have
now
Ming
heen
connect
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we [hos
I
w= Dry
- Ex-sterifl Spangler has gone to
| Boyder county to attend the funeral of a
| relative,
| ——Don't forget Fleming, th
£1
wit a
Bellefonte if ¥
| able tailor
i suit.
{
I) Goods wane { 0% ane
—— Read
art
wotice of sale of Bnook pro
| § y,. by Ur. P. 1
another «
Musser, assignee
~ Amos Betelyoo, assisting last week
| in moviog Meese's sawmill in the Loo
i cutoff one of his big
| The Tusseyville band is
{ for a charter of
| won't
appiyin
incorporation, Go Uy
them i Diow, then,
- Dry goods —iarmana,
ig here plieasanis
THe Beason being
bad better keep a sharp eve ber
est they get into a potpie and the fry
pan.
— Reesmnan’s glove emp at
Centre Hall isan
4 1
i Gispiay
inleres ing
visit 1 Lit
sg 3
ee Faibles Rochester C
1 Reynod's new bu
{
Glog
piace §
SIER
¢ roller flouring mil
most capacity wilh
pow beipg enlarged 0 ax
stead y mereasing trade
to its orders and
ymmodate
Mr John Leitzell, one of the
e frei Nn, was
Lemont,
i Was #
on
two
ght tra caugh’ Ween
n Wedsesday
rad
Carn, al
vere
PETRY 4%
fs —Qarmanas,
“Tan
fo morning
itd ie at o OK In LG
for Bev, Fischer, who on ao
injuries will not
ur
ey Vi
ean. e
inform
g that a Republi
paper wonid be issued from
fice, at Spring Mills, this week,
and the proprietor had so informed him
{ Don’t bet on Cleveland now
—— A traveling agent
{ he was u
Can
Times of
id this mornin
| Dry goods, —Garmans
| ——We add oor testimony to the
fulness of the Now Becker Washing
chine, of which J. A. Duankle
agent, slong with others who have
en it a trial. It beats any
i out.
sir.
Ma-
1%
giv
mac
ing wat held at Coburn last evening
Addresses were made by Jas Noll, and
J. L. Spangler, of Belle oute. Messis
John A Woodward and J, C, Meyer ade
dressed a meeting at Tusseyville same
evening
—weThe drop in wheat which began
on Monday continued on Taesday, pris
ces closing five cents below the
quotations of Monday.
purely speculative and resulted in bring-
ing large quantities of wheat out of frst
hands.
Dr y goods —CGarmans,
A real good washing machine
88 possible. It isthe New Becker Wash.
ing Machine. We have thrown
dozen machines aside, and at last find
the New Becker the right thing. Refers
ences in our own county, are John Roan,
Bellefoute: 8. C. Bower, Mi. Eagle; W. H
Witme:, Lemont; Fred Kurta, Centre
Hall, The agent is J. A. Dunkle, Belle-
fonte, Try it, and you will want it,
weDry goods ~ Gar mans,
~Dry goods,~Garmans.
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APPOINTMENTS RECALLED.
Having been appointed by the Presi
dent of Synod, to assist in the installa
tien of Rev. Hoshour, at Beilefonte, on
next Sanday a week, my appointments
at Farmers’ Mills and Georges’ Valley
are hereby recalled for that date. Breth-
ren please take notice,
W. E. Fisonza.
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MARRIED.
On the 20th of Sept. at Centre Hall,
by Rev. W, KE. Fischer, Stewart Uecker,
of Potters Mis, and fda C. Ertle, of
Georges Valley.
LO PMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE LETTERS
of Administration upon the esaie of
Maria Krise, decd, late of COentre Hail
having been lawfully granted to the undersigne
he would respectfully request all persots know.
hematelvcs to be indebted 10, the ale ns
claims iyo 10 ‘present them duly
EZRA KRUMBINE,
octet y Centre Hall
EE TRAYS. CAME TO THE PREMISES OF
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PERLSTED
You are cordially invited
—TO THE
“all Opening,
Will Perlsten’s,
Thurs, Fri and Sat.
October 11. 12 & 13.
PERLSTEINS STORE.
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THE
MOST
| ALL THE
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LATEST REQORD
BEST AND
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STOVE THE
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ITS REPUTATIONS
| ALREADY
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We are also agents for the well-known
James Spear Stove, and we carry a complete
line of other makes of Stoves, Ranges and
Heaters. Call and see us and we will please