THE CENTRE REPORTER So — FRED .KEURTZ, Epiror and Pror'r *TRRMS;—One yoar, $1.50, when paid in ad ance, Those in arrears subject to previous rms, $2 per year, Advertisements 20 cents per line for 8 inser ns.and 6 cents tor esch subsequent insertion, ¥ 3 . Cextae Harr, Pa, Tuurs, May 1 You will find G. R. Spigelmyer’s RACKET STORE in Crider’s Exchange, Belle- fonte. under prices. Everything regular LOCAL ITEMS. Wm. M. was quite iil of pneumonia, —— Wm, Ott, son of James Ott, of near this place, left for Minneapclis. Minn. Communion in the church, of this place, Sabbath May 26. Mr, L. C. Rossman, of Farmers Mills, was in town last week, and found time to call. ———Aaron Harter and Isaac Harpster mode a big eatch each on Monday, of fish at the Stone Mill dam. —-—3r. John Hosterman, with son Thomas, of Wolfs Store, were visiting at the home of Dr, Hosterman, bis son, in this place. ~—John Mitchell, of State College, who had been released by the Phila. base ball club, has signed with St, Mion. The Sprucetown Sabbath has fixed upon 630 p. m,! nies in that graveyard on day. ——"Cat an’ dog’ has taken the place of all othergames with young America in this place, at present, and they oing it justice. -—Thomas Hosterman, of Miles, a brother of Doc. Hostermaa of our town, sustained very severe injuries from a fall a short time ago, morning, school r cere Decoration Jo are — Tne measles have not dizap- peared altogether in this'section, number that bad them was quite and wany grown persons were them, vet large, among ‘hanks to Rev, J. A. chaplain of Kansas senate, for a copy of “Biennial Report Board of Agri gotten up work. An address in favor of the prohi- bition amendment will be delivered the Latheran church, of this place, 3] ultare” a tleman from Pittsburg. —Mrs. Jackson Bush bas also been taken ill; broken down with the weight in her family since April 1. —The dedication of the Chapel of the new Lutheran church at Coburn will take place next Sabbath, May 19th, 10o'clock a.m. Rev. J. H. Menges, Philadelphia, will preach the dedicatory sermon, —Many girls wear g'asses they are short-sighted enough to make spectacles of themselves.—Herald, Many men and boys make sad spectacles 03 v Of use of the contents of glasses, What fair for the goose should be fair gander, wee Wen, T. Auman, of 5 uated at F., and M. Lancaster, college, try in the Reformed church. We knew him when a “barefoot boy,” and we glad is a young man of talent and prom- 1#e, He is a son of John Auman, of dec'd. — William Cox, aged 23 vears, a ci garmaker by trade, but recently engaged at Tyrone, committed suicide at that piace on Sunday evening by taking land- anum, When found in the rear of the bad condition, and died about 12, cause of the sni ‘ide iseald to be the fusal of a young lady to receive his at tentions, ~—(ieographical socials are something new, The method of conducting them ia for a lady upon entering the room in which the social is held to draw from a receptacle a card containing the name of some county seat in the state and for each gentleman to draw the name of a county. The counties are then required to hunt ap county seat and take them to supper. This is a variation from the “swinging on the gate” social. —Mr. R, F. Fetterolf, who will grad. uate at Penna. College, in a few weeks, was in town a few days ago and gave us a call. Mr, Fetterolf is from Spring Mills, and his visit here was with a view to establish a select school about the 224 of July. We are pleased to know this as our town and neighborhood sustaio ed such a school for many years and this spring is the only period that has n missed. Aas Mr. F. is a ripe schol- ar and of excellent character, we trust our citizens will give him sll possible encouragement. He may make the cus tomary announcement in proper time, in these columns, w= «A fair sample of the work of some of the petty bosses in our former council is the buying of chairs that were not’ nee. ded and were never handed over, and which evidently some hoped would be lost wight of. This is on a level with a violation of théir oaths and own ordis nances, making citizens they dido’t like build walks on short notice while but ties were let slip and some favorites had their walks stealthil d out of the bo- ro’ taxes; some of ese model coun cilmen didn’t make walks across their own lots, and boas'ed of ithe oppression they heaped upon poorer citizens, and then tried to cover their mi-deeds by ting out a cowardly statement that d not show what the money was speot for. Thum, its “six eheers” we give The A Dust Storm. VIEWED FROM A MOUNTAIN TOP, That most singular pbenomeus, the reat dost storm of Friday afternoon ast, which seems to have spread over the entire state, algo struck this section with all its ugliness and violence, envels aping all in a thick cloud of dust which tarned daylight into darkness. No doubt the reader perused an ace count of this strange storm in the dailies, and as its behaviour was about the same In blown down, and in many sections fens ces, trees and buildings were damaged. We wish to note, however, that we had an opportunity of coming of this storm from one of the between an the eminence Brisbin, where the time Houtzdale on and could west t clouds in the fields from which raised. The hor! 3a i ing thunder gust. Ahead of this and far | from where we stood, we could discern { an imme: se, dirt colored veil, with iis | base on the earth and reaching halfway | to the clouds riding in advance of the | rain clouds and growing in extent with | its approach. We thought of dust, but | the immense territory before | covered with brush and short { felt certain no such dust | “kicked ap” in that reg | trasted it with the sm mountain fires and were was not smoke, On if goon became convinced that estate dancing a grand i to the music of heaven's was dust, just the staff we are of. We made a di for Bi striking first i aud striking it, were two inches ahead stumbled upon ¢ and took 8 the storm kis pelt us with that were mi us could be We cons from t convinced 3] © ! £5116 aie, and it was real ka in the air batteries—it nil a} in; the the worm i ately thes which are sc ) they a tTARLG What were our the well, as i doleful words, { Fest i Ll bad we slo una ne always at cree} OFer it My PUY t ti heard yl the nH, kept dust 6: a 4 | lowe From essed i 4 i. 0 0 we aay the northwestern Ohio line, and | it traveled eastward * IO « i. BR. News, The new train on the ! road will | day morning. It will about 4.50 a mw arriving at 1 535 and at Tyrone at¢ leave Tyr Bald Eag Fup i ton 1 » about $30 and 3 ving I Lo 5.50, | Bellefonte, will be 30 m | after, leaving Lewishu later, on account of the being that much later; connection quite close | Tyrone, Les ater, eres 2g hal Nisg this will f i make the : . A Professor of Military Tac ties. First Lieutenant Silas A. Infantry, has been detailed professor of military science vivania State ( Lieutenant 8, 8. Pa | Infansry, who has been ordered his regiment dsutenan olf | br of 8. Wait, He is a graduate of the West Pois {of 1878 and took a t the School of Applic | enworth, Kansas, a o $5 Wolf for i and } ego, gue. 15 to join is ther ¢ Leroy rg WO years ation , at | COUurse at ort LOeavs - Death of Mrs. Alexander. Mra. Alexands ife of Dr. Alexan-~ | der, of 1} Wednes night at i in pti i made an invalid of her for the pa years il th iid be « { for her bat ! la #00 in nd al at possibly co 1 resorted to, avail. She bore all patiently ! with Christian resignation. The was esteemed by all who knew her Funeral next Sunday morning, Beints faciate, ie ont t t Rov IN “ - — - | Vanilla Extract. Mr. J. D. Murray, | through peculiar | led to se our droggist, arrangements is enab ii & superior article of Extract of ments to bayers of large quantities should command the attention of our ice cream { making friends, - -_— - left on mn extended western tour. heavy, cheap too, at DD, A, Boozers ~Fall and winter stock of clothing | at the Philad. Branch, —Ad. Harter has built a large addis tion to his house at Millheim. ~Horge collars from $1 up at Boozs ers, Nae Fanble's new spring stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere, «ew Dedication of Lutheran chapel at Coburn, sunday 19, by Dr, Menges. we BOOZEr received a new assortment of horse collars, price from §1 up. ~--M. E., quarterly meeting at Spring Mills on 18, 19 and 20; Lovefeast, Sun day morning, 19. ~~ Ready-made clothing of every de. scription and quality at the Philad, Branch, Bellefonte. == The Reformed classis meets at New Beriin, Union co, this week, begins ning 16th. ~For cheap clothing go Rochester clothing house, largest stock iu town, ~~=eJat, Royer and Jacob Hazel of Madisonburg, each bad a horse die res cently, which is hard on the Jacobs, ~Simon Loeb’s new clothing store, opposite the Conrad house, is the place for bargains in men and boys’ suis ~=loonard Rhone, master of the grange, wad taken quite ill of puneamons ia logs week. ~The largest and most coraplete Hoe of suiting -now on exhibition oo our counters-~that bave ever been shown by us, Suits made to order at the lowest prices, Moxraoseny & Co, to the Bellefonte, those hefiy exweonuncilmen, om ST A How the Soldiers Will Go te Gettysburg. The bill providing for the transport «of the soldiers to Gettysburg on the day the monuments are to be dedicated was signed by the Governor on the 8th o May. Tt is not 4s liberal as wassupposs ed, It isnot intended that everybody who was in the army at any time during the war shall go as a Gettysburg soldier { The appropriation is limited to $50,000; { the adjutant general to make contracts i with the railroads at a rate not exceedin one and a half cents per mile, tickets to | be good for not less ol one week, with | the privilege of a stop over at any station ed who was not a member of the mili. | tary organization on the day on which it | was engaged in that battle and honors | ably discharged. It is doabted if the | appropriation will be sufficient to cover ail the expenses, and it is therefore, ex. pected that very strict rules will be adopted with regard to this transportas tion tint For Killing an Officer. The trial of Charles Cleary for the vo, March 12, was commenced at Lock | Haven on Tuesday, before judge Mayer, | The grand jury found a true bill, and a jury to try the case was secured by the noon recess. The grand jury also indicted Spotts and | MeVicker, the saloonists who sold young | Cleary drink before the shooting, for selling liquor to minors. A large crowd is present at the trial and s manifested. The state will insist ona | verdict of murder in the first degree { while the defence will be devoted to sav i ing Cleary from hanging. RR. Company. granted at the Penn'a 16 Central 500000, The line Mill Hall to Union- conaty, a distance of 25 New charter been Siate Department to Comp., capital | will extend from ville, in Centre SH ident. \ as t RB 8) | y pri -—- Local Briefs. Ses Faable's stock before purchas- | ing. —Corn is all planted, ditto the pola- le iting House, Bel cooler ater Clothing House, ciothing. in Bellefonte stop and see &% s & 300 dress shoe in Bel #3 31 efonte stop and see ¥} dress shoe. auble's rive bh i flaming ad, in Re- 1 a call. it 4 Mer b the hum « ¥ hen in Bell ywers § with ff basiness, 2 \ i E.L.P 20 dress shoe, a a § OWDSDIp as very good by wend 300 {| where, at Boozer's saddlery. -{30 to Fauble's clothing house ‘a fine suit of © Street ¢ i iu Ted fer right, George, go for the buggers, -¥8 uble keeps the finest the aunotl De undersold byany rea.y made clothing in county competitor . ht Daniel of Rebersburg, and if not mother the child would fing 8 « canno i county. vnpiete in every par icalar, and tw beat by any 8 al ox bargaiue. wl, an excellent ad. in ops See new clothing and { store, opposite the Cot hie bn ¥ place now, I draws the pe ‘ at Last Bu wer was delivering a prohibition ad | dress in the urch some one stole his buggy cashion, rubber coat, blaaket, ete’ from his buggy at Woodward. i =A dollar saved is a dollar earned { which can be done by buying clothes from { the Rochester Clothing House, Beile Vine, ts i | county. ~F. HH. Swab, one of the rising sanctum a call, Mrs, Swab has been ili a number of weeks, but has recovered | some within the last ten days. ~- La spite of all competition Lewins | clothing, low prices as well as quality of | all, ~The engineers are now locating | the branch rai road between Utahyille | and Smoke Ran, known as tbe Moshan- { non Branch extension, and it is pretty well settled that the road will be built. ~=Lewins beats the state for large assortment of men and boy's clothiog— and he beats the world and all clothing stores in it for low prices. There's where you save from $3 to $8 on a suit of clothes, wei }f the 38 prisoners in the Clears field jail, 11 were charged with murder. It must be a clear-field for murderers o ww f(30t your boy a nice suit at Lewins and save a couple of dollars thereby. The largest and best assortment of spring suits, latest styles ever brot to Bellefonte, Lewios leads ia ready-made clothing for men and boys, «Bens for Colquitt, of Georgia, on Thursday ast, while on his way to Belle fonte in a carriage, accompanied by law ers Fortney aud Keller, stop over hour in our town, “Persons ia the habit of sticking their impudent noses right down where the P. M. chavges the mails should know that such nosyness is strictly against the law; stand back like the rest of decent Bits : Simon Harper landed 25 trout on Monday. The grain market is still depressed ; wheat is worth about 90, Bartholmew’s store has changed colo from a light yellow to a kind of blue. Prohibition address in the Luthera | church next Saturday evening. Mr, Eisenhart of Spring Mills, on Tues- day moved to Horseheads, near Elmira, and leaves David Barree to occupy th nsion and take care of it. Our ever pleasant Republican friend Shannon Boal of Linden Hall, gladden ed our sanctum with a call, { | — a . PILES! PILES! PILES! Dr, William's Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or | Itching Piles ever discovered, It never | fails to cure old chronic cases of long | standing, | Judge Coons, Maysville, Ky., says: | “Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment | cured me after years of suffering.” | Judge Coflinbury, Cleveland, O., says: { “I have found by experience that Dr. | William’s Indian Pile Ointment gives | immediate and permanent relief.” We have hundreds of such testimoni- | | ala, Do pot suffer an instant longer, Sold | | by druggists at 50c & $1 per box, aplly | | { i ee - ~The Centre Democrat says, a ras- { eal knocked a piece off the corner stone | of the Lutheran church at Barren run | | lately, and thos extracted from it a bots | | tle of wine, which of course was very | old { { The Revorter is of the opinion i that that wine will only begin to warm the | | fellow up when he gets on “the other | side.” | ~——Robert McFarlane’s i store in Bellefonte is | the celebrated Link Fence Wire. Hav~ {ing bought a car load before the recent advance in price, he is able to sell at very iow rates, test of several years in our county and has proven first class in all respecte, is 80 easy to handle and put up | weighs a little 'ess to the rod than any { other. Write for prices. | strawberries nowadays is with the stems { on. Part of a emall sancer should have { a little mound of powdered sugar poured into it, and on the other side the largest i and choicest berries obtainable should { be heaped up. Kach berry is taken up by the stem, dipped into the sugar apd | eaten from the fingers. If ur straws iy vi fice and we wi ow to eat them without stems. A lady living in Ohio is the moth | erof six boys, Ope day a friend callin on her said { RerorTER 0 | ks y bad not been a girl.” One of the bo es | about eight years remark, and promptly inter; “I'd like to know who'd a bis {| wouldn't a bin "er, ¥d wounldn™, i ‘er, Joe wouldn't a bin to know who'd a bin wed § ‘ar » a i ‘er ? a STAR BPRING WATER. Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in | bottles and by the giase by all druggists, EE — When Baby was elek, we gave har Onetorta, When she wae a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Mise, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gare them Castorin, i » -— TRY YOUR LUCK! names of thee ril and v fy send two now euhs cash opvh one your nal is simply as an experi for us, all for . Bnd th it you ¥ nil July 15 next ! or heavy, cheap, go to Boozer'a saddlery, saw ~-BuiLoixs Lora, 840 to i of a mile east of station, ery terms B i) for ner gales 3m So HAIR. { Plastering Hair for sale | Hall tannery. Call or address May9 { WOOL. WANTED. {| The bighest market price paid for all | Allison & Bro, Potters Mills. 2my4t - DRIFLLING, WELL | come into this valley about 1st of May Per sons desiring wells put down on their | premises, upon favorable terms, can i Jaave their orde yg at the Reporter office. | Dap PETER HOFFER, Centre Hall, sells the Osborne & Uo's Harvesting Implements, the Clipper Sidehill Plow, the Strait's Patent Rever sible Bulky Plow, the Eimira Spring Harrow, also the Union Meat Chopper, and the Expert Grain and Fertilizer Drill, the Lighthous: Feodeutter, and iron Water and Peed Troughs. 2my3m Also the celebrated Albright Hayrs ke, ELLING OFI AT COST) Having engaged in other bu- siness requiring our attention elsewhere, we will sell off our entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hard- ware, Queensware, Glassware, ete,, AT COST, for Cash or folks, as post masters may feel a delicac in reproving the impudence, wee W hint the Philad. Branoh does not have io the line of ready made elothing, | i wot worth haviug., The spring stock now on the conoters immense and ahead of anything you ever saw Tallors, Bellefonte, wowing in King for low prices, approved paper or produce, Call at once! and secure bargains, as the stock is com plete and Ja in quality, WHAT YOU WILL FIND Rochester Clothing House, TH - Eres ETO] NIETLOTO TELS: - ~~ ’ oa’ ‘ISA OET i | "v' ‘TLLIOIT TIE Propyrietor. IOLD'S NEW BANK BUILDING, BELLEFONTE SPRING & SU Centre Hall, Pa., May 16, 1889. This week we again desire to call the attention of the ladies to our Dry Goods Department. We deem it unnecessary to particularize, It is enough when we state to you that we have more styles and variety in all lines than ever before. If it is impossible for you to come to the store then we will be pleased to forward you samples of any sort of goods you may desire if you will but make the request. 0——PRICES ARE RIGHT. —o Quality considered you can not buy the same article elsewhere for less money, We make it a point to buy good queality in every article, thinking it to be the cheaper in the end. Come see for yourself, whether you mean to buy or no. you will be: welcome, Very Respectfully Yonrs, ALE & CO, CENTRE HALL, Wm. Wolf & Son. &
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