THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED.KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'n
STERMS:—One yoar, $1.50, when paid in ad
nee. Those in arrears subject to previous
rms. $2 per year,
Advertisements 20 cents per line for 8 inser
ns.and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion,
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er
Center Havy, Pa., Tors, Ava.
“THE RACKET.”
Chas, B. Rouss,
Wholesale Dry Goods,
New York City,
July 1, ’'S9.
To the Public
We desire to say that GQ. R. Spigel-
meyer has the exclusive sale of our
goods’ in his town; his resident uiyer
has his headquarters with us, and 1s
given first choice of every bargain we
veeeive. Our arrangement with this
at one, small,
representation, no overcharging, and
no erediting to anybody.
C. B. ROUSS.
(Signed)
The above explains itself. I am
in position to serve my friends in Penns
and Brush Vallies, better than
When in Bellefonte call to see me:
G. R. SPIGELMEYER,
ever.
LOCAL ITEMS.
~The Luse plaining mill is having
it,
- Alex, Kahn
Deinioger’s new
tion.
is plastering Yony
building near thesta
a most cruel request asking cloudbursis
to continue,
—Theo.
the office of Prothonotary.
the Bellefonte bar, announces his name
tary.
foante, has ordered a change in all its
managers, on some complaint affecting
wages of th Italians.
~ ~The Tusseyville band has fixed
big time, gay time, on Friday and Saturs
day, Sept. 6 and 7.
~— Joel Morris, a well known citizen
remains were buried at Rebersburg on
Wednesday morning.
We are informed that a
cider press with a capacity of over 100
barrels per day will be put up this fa'l at
the lower end of town.
——The prospect of a large apple crop
in the valley is vanishing. The young
fruit is fast dropping off no doubt having
been injured by an insect,
George Flory raises some very fine
beans; he has a new variety which are
large and delicious, a goodly sized busch
of which be kindly sent to this office
~——A large frame barn of Mae Coles
totally destroyed with a'l contents,
$5,000; insurance,
~The Union Sanday
Farmers Mills, will hold ‘a pienic and
festival on Saturday, 81st. Picoic in the
forenoon and the festival in the afiers
noon and evening. Proceeds for benefit
of the Sanday school,
——Namuel Y. Plank, of Union towns
ship, Mifflin county, while hanging up
his hay ladders on the 10th inst, one of
them fell down striking him on the head
and fracturing his skull, from which he
died on the 13th inst.
$1,500.
aks and
SChool of
John and Daniel Hoy, some seven miles
—— a ———————— IP HAAS HN
The Pienic.
Col. James F. Weaver is very active
assisting the grange picnic committee
in its labors. Mr, Dauberman, one of
the committee, informed us the other
day, that the committeo’s preparations
year, Isaac Frain, county deputy, is
algo using his office for the furtherance
of the Central Penna, Exhibition and
Picaie.
Under an arrangement with William
H. Joyce, General Freight Agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad, shipments for
the exhibition held in Fort Woods will
be charged regular current rates to Cens
tre Hall, but all such shipments after the
exhibition, if Junsold and re-shipped
within thirty days after the close of the
exhibition, will be[returned free to origi-
nal point of shipment over any of the
lines by which it came.
The free return will only be granted
upon the presentation of the original
paid freight bill, and a certificate signed
by the proper officer of the exhibition,
to the effect that shipments are unsold
exhibits,
All camp equipaga will also be carried
free.
least one week before the opening of the
picnic,
rods from the ground.
Exhibitors can bring their own
for shelter and lodging from $2.25 to
entry fe .
Liass C Articics,
14
No exhibitor will be
iu -
Way to Make Butter
The Albany ( “A
N. Y.) Express saye:
| operation, will result in the abo!
it thoroughly. Bhe put the cream
sey cow in a thick cloth one day, and as
it was too warm to churn,
ing a shovelful of earth over it
not get at it, She left it
there until she came home next day.
yellow lump of butter, and the
thing left for her to do was to salt and
work it. The buttermilk had entirely
disappeared, and there was about a third
more than the usual amount
obtained by churning,
experiment a dozen times since, and al-
better bulter than by
The only exception was one
the rain soaked into
ground and mildewed the cream.
Who of the RerorTEn
Tally-Ho:
A tally ho coach passed through here
drawn by four horses, and
again about 9 in the evening, probably
Bellefonte, The
ham's coaches that were 80 common
roads. On deck were about half
young ladies and gents, some
horps; the popalation inside the
dozen
having
alage
merry and on a trip in imitation of
travel of ye olden time. There was
thing that was not on the program,
offices ty have the
though there were
aboard. Now we dont want a libel
for this pun on males and mails. All
board, males and females, were merry
mails chaoged, al-
sng
of our 5 to 20 year olds were afforded
traveled before we had the iron horse.
A Arai
Local Briefs.
~-=Murray’s Vanilla—best cheapest
— Warm weather this week with
prospect for dry.
retail, at Murray's.
ee Ad, Harter of Millheim
ted a new house, cotlagne style,
=A hs. Mingle,of Aaronsburg, died
last Tuesday of brain fever,
DAS erec-
by J. T, Corman in Miles twp.
~The corn and oats
dropped 1 cent in Philadelphia,
— Please remit amounts due on Ra
PORTER, a8 per label on each paper,
dress, Jacob Strohm, Tusseyville, Pa.
—Our young friend, J. M,
merchant at Rebersburg, is quite ill.
—'T'w0 western ladies, named Allison
are visiting at Miss Maggie Thompson's.
——Sireet Commissioner Floray is
cheaper and preewminently
superior to
any other make.
to enter the Central Penna. College at
New Berlin,
~Mike Eby has purchased
Haines twp.,at $42 per
acre,
— Prof. Rothrock wili move to
—Ngyeral men are at work on the
making
—The mill, wagon will deliver town
of each week.
~ Our Linden Hall correspondent
gives an accouat of the sale of real estate
of Henry Meyer, dec'd.
some
There are miserable board.
— Jacob Neidig was
his buggy, near
pitched
Aaronsburg, by
bat not hurt,
—efimon Loeb's new clothing store,
for bargains in men and boys’ suits.
— Wm. Henny formerly
Fort, had a stroke of apo
visiting,
of near the
plexy in the
He
sides at Millheim.
—Christ Murray will leave next
i college at
Lancaster, and will enter the institution
as a Freshman.
~Lollege vacations are drawing
quite a number from th
Ainity will hie themselves to
to
-—fBimon Loeb's new
gents farnishing store, opposite the Con-
is the busy place now, Bar
Miller, dec'd, is visting old home
Fagene is em
fis
~ All the New Woolens for the com-
ing season now being received. Liberal
discount for «erly orders during the dall
season. Our Fall stock will be the fis
and a ¢
Mosraouzny & Co,
Tailors, Bellefonte.
~ Lewing beata the state for large
3 | #2
ries good nl
and he beats the world and all clothing
in it for low prices
clothes,
dry ep-ll, which may check the rot, The
crop will bea good one, if the rot does
clothing, low prices as well as
quality of
goods, He gets ahead of ail,
sells more
all,
~The Reformed Bunday school pics
the Fort Woods,
near this place, was
The band was present and played sever
al selections,
selves with honor in the
preparing
Fun at Spring Mills.
: BUCCERS~A LARGE
LCROWD- JMAOVERS IN THE MIRE -
DANCE BY A MOUNTAIN BET, ETC,
largely attended by folks from the vicin-
Ox
Bellefonte, which
the occasion well laid out, and
scooped in a goodly number of sheckles.
der to avoid drunks.
house and is always strict in his observ
ance of the law.
There were several dozen private
erns in the Bellefonte crowd, and
on
some youngsters felt as though
they could lick all the United States, ia.
LL.
The festival proper was well conducted
and any disorder is a'tributable to
which can’t
avoided at such gatherings.
The largest attendance was
the day was fine and the night
with their sweethe rts,
mountain and valley were as plenty as
huckleberries, and as usual, ginger
cakes disappeared by the cord,
welons by wagon loads, and
by the barrel,
the
at
night;
bright,
C8 Cream
The boys certainly did
bet,
while a
home about
100 rods they
truck mud in a
occurred
fellow and his gir! started
950, Before they rot
swamp hy the road.
“Goodness, John,”
Hier sia yo ium
screamed
weg, ich bin
Salle,
iwer mi
&
“Halt ist
" said Joho, oder du ble
' nel, dos rous
en bord
ily got ont on a board, and bewailed
ition of her new shoes Saying,
80 bad John, die mam hot mir
onner woch die sha koft
Longe store mit blackberre so das
un now kin sie
verdarbe, des is tsu bad. Well ich
fro das uns niemand g'sehne hot.”
At this stage of the trouble a little
codger sitting behind a tree near-by,
trying to get around a ten cent slice cof
O Mariar, she
Crotl stuck in the mire.
awakened the chivalry of
at ont,
“Du glener bugger, besser macht
. pock die fot, oder icl
helf dich immer der grund kumme.”
The slice of watermelon and
the next fence
As they landed
a of the melon rind
the
boy
on t'other side a ple
ear. Then you sbould have
“Da
hals of
his
words that
alter Lhe naughty urchiag
ak to
swear
boy the
owed
, would make a
Tark's mouth water to repeat them. Fin-
by
hola
heels,
“Ich kan mi scha butza wan ich hame
marye
“Well, Ballie, ich kan net marye in die
karich, der glea bugger hut mir mei
mit seler wasser meliun
schol, un hutiall die stark rous ‘goumme,
un ich hab just cen Suntog coler,
A sel of four—two boys with their
the mountains, left the
grounds for home, a little before ©
pight. Having proceeded a little over a
mile, a barn door, washed along the path
one lead in a
was struck
dancing
up and all
he
tshune, which
Ring, ting, diddle,
The cat play the fiddle,
An the cow tsump over the moon,
The little dog laf 10 see the sport,
An the dish tsump over the spoon,
An we dance dis to the good ole
tashune,
Of old Bip Koon, Old Sip Koon,
rn. sm
| the festival. When the special retarned
| to Bellefonte at night, there seemed to
| be a free fight in general on the {train
and in the hind ear in particular. Whisk-
| ev, of course, was at the bottom of it.
| The hind car sesmed to be full of Balli-
{ vans and Kilrains who kept up a fight.
wn E. woe
CORPHAN ¥ COURT BALE.
— So —.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphan's Court «
Centre Ca, there will be expo ;
the late residence Jacoh
Gregg Twp. 1 wi th of Pen
of
BATURDAY, A
| There were several drunken girls on the
| train from Bellefonte, who were howling
and jumping, and made nice monkeys of
{ themselves in their drunken orgies on
the train,
At20'clock, PF. M., 1
Bhafler, dec’'d., hound
Om the South by pn
Bartges: ou the Fast
+4 and described as follows
© rong and
ds of Jobin
Bartgeos, and on t
ow Hedrs and Franc
i a
STAR SPRING WATER
Baratoga Star Spring Water for sale in
| bottles and by the glass by all drigeists,
#5 ACREE,
more or less. Thereou erected 8 2etory Dwelling
use, bank barn, good simmer and
necessary outbuildings, Plenty of best ;
water at the ngs. A large ore
the bart frais, different yarietios
under cultivation, balance well
prop and spile timber,
Terms of sal: 14 an
in one year, and the
with interest frox
Tt
-——--
BIRD CAGES AT COST,
I have on hand a Jot of brass and
| painted bird cages which I will sell at
and below cost. Come early.
J.D. Murray,
bail
tn
Musical College —The 36th session of
six weeks, opens Monday evening, July
| 20, for the teaching of young ladies in
vocal and instrumental music. Address,
F.C. Moyer,
Director, Freeburgh, Pa.
Ojunét
MILLS.
BUCKNELL SITY
Rev. JOHN H, HA} President
The COLLEGE }
CENTRE HALL
The mill is now in full operation.
Grain of all kinds wanted.
There will be constantly on hand,
Cream, patent flour,
Calla Lily flour,
Fine rye flour.
Two grad es grannlated corn meal.
of feed.
20 to 30 bu.
Chop, bran, and every grade
Corn chopped in the cob,
| per hour,
Coal.
Small stove, nut, lomp and
Boft and Woodland coal,
hand,
i
pea coal.
a full stock on
VAGON
will deliver ¢ 8 ordered from mill,
every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.
| ENTIRELY
| NEW BOOK
2h BING and « y 8% far 1
AGENTS |.7°
:
| mak
S* ELMO HOTEL
kh
Ne. 817 & 310 Avech Street, P
Hoda i rates 0 $2.00
gt
Wi
per
f
meant and diffe
as nil parts ofthe
by Su
doors
{ to th
{| pleasure
Your patronage respecifulyieoi cited
JOS Mi. FEGER, Propr tor
ratirosd deg
CIlY. ATE onsily sod
Cure constantly passing the
fers special induce
for busines
oad
It
8 Visi\ingihecily
tne
Bargains! «i New Goods !
We are now prepared to have the public call at our
Krate big hous an noboty liven in,
Noboty liven in,
Krate big hous an noboty liven in,
Down in Tennessee,
An we dance dis to the good
tshune,
Of ole Bip Koon, old Sip Koon,
Northeast of Milton, was struck by lights
ning and all the live stock, except one
horse, was burned. The crops just gath:
ered were also destroyed, loss $10,000,
~I4 is reported on good authority
that the glass works of Bellefonte, which
were sold at sherifl’s sale last winter,
and have been idle ever since, will soon
be purchased by a western firm, nego-
tiations for which are now pending, and
that they will be put in operation by the
1st of Oct.
— What the Philad. Branch does not
| have in the line of ready«made clothing, |
i 1 not worth haviog. The spring stock |
Saturday over the remains of the late | Now on the counters is immense and |
| Judge John Irwin, Jr. were very largely | £008 ahead of anything you ever saw.
| atttended. It was conducted sccording | Lewins is King for low prices. !
| to the enstom of the Society of Friends ~ Last Saturday the game of ball! This was repeated about the third |
Miss Mary Snowden Thomas, of Baiti« | between the married snd single men of | time, when one of the party spied a bug |
more, was present and she announced | the town came off, and resulted in a vies | gy coming, and the mountain quadrille |
that a few moments wonid be spent in | tory for the married men by a score of | was hastily ended under the following |
silent prayer; that if, during the service, | 13 to 11. The single men bad the lead | remarks,
i :
any one felt inclined to say a word of “Mir mnsea ufharra, es kumt en buggy
i
!
| the dioner,
store and inspect our new line of goods. They were selected
i with the greatest care and 8mbrace an endless variety of new
designs and patterns worn during the Fall and Winter seasons.
Our line of Fancy Plads, Tricots, Fall Prints. and All-
Wool Suiting, are fine, and will please our ear vy customers, and
are selling rapidly, Woolen Blankets, Haps, Quiite, and many
other goods,
SPECIAL BARGAINS !--..0----SPECIAL BARGAINS
: Come and see the special bargains we are offering in
Cashmeres; prices lower than ever. Our stock of Ready-
The Funeral of Judge Irwin.
The News says the funeral services on .
oie |
| up to the sixth inning when the mars
exortation or advice, they were welcome | ried men took the lead and refused to!
~—Of the storm of Wednesday of last
week in Clintdn county a special states
that heavy hail fell, and as a resnlt the
tobacco crop is totally ruined in some
places, the farmers thus losing their en~
tire summer's work. The corn and frait
were a's0 damaged. The damage is es-
timated at over $10,000,
~The advertisement of Bucknell
University, at Lewisburg, will be found
in another column. This institution
ranks among the best in the state, and
its central and healthy location, with the
beaatifal country around it, lend it ats
tractions possessed by few colleges,
~~=~Mr. Harris, a Renovo merchant,
a few days after the great flood saw a
small boy playing with a peculiar look.
ing toy. Upon inspection he discovered
it to be a petrified human head, which
had been severed from the body and
washed away from its resting place in
some cemetery by the flood, He offered
the boy one dollar for it, which was glad-
ly accepted, and the merchant now ex-
hibits it to all who wish to see it. It is
a beantifal white and as hard as marble.
Of course, no one knows whence it came
or to whose body it belongs,
~A Potter county farmer recently
hired an experienced boy to belp about
the place. One morning he told the boy
to salt the calf in the pasture, The
took about a quart of salt, rubbed it all
over the calf, working it into the hair.
A herd of eolts in the pasture scented
the salt and got after the-calf. They
licked the hair all off the ealf’s back,
and tried to lick the hide off too: The
farmer tried to cate the calf to wash it,
but the creature thinking he wanted to
lick, ton, kept out of the way. The boy,
the calf and the farmer are all very un-
happy. The colts are the only ones that
any fun out of it. By sal wy Canada
istios you can have ‘em licked to death
in this way,
to do so. At the expiration of a few mo-
tifal petition, and followed it with
the delivery of an eloquent and impres-
sive address. Her voice is strong and
melodious, fall of expression and power.
Her thoughts are fine and her language
excellent, The faneral cortege moved
to the Howard Street Cemetery, where
the Judge was laid near his wife,
Ao Ms
mself in the Head.
Andrew Grabbe, a citizen of Lewiss
town, committed suicide on Sanday by
shooting himself in the head witha piss
tol. The ball entered the brain and he
died instantly. The cass of the saicide
is attributed to sickness, losses by the
recent flood, and a temporary derange<
ment of mind. He was a prominent
member of the Knights of Pythias and
the Lutheran church. He was 45 years
of age, and leaves a wife and four chil«
ren,
Facts for all,
In Spite of ail competition the Philad
Branch clothing store, remains headqoar
ters for actual ns in ready made
clothing, for men and boys. Lewins in-
troduced cheap clothing in Centre county,
and has kept it at that all the time; he
kept honest goods, no trash, and, as a
rule, always sold from 25 to 50 per cent.
below any other clothing store in this
part of the state.
stp
Centre Hall Mills.
Fine granulated corn meal and No, 1
¢ flour, at the Centre Hall mills. Also
| grades of flonr, feed, bran, cracked
corn, hard and soft , ote, Terms
cash, or in exchange.
A A AAI.
Ss Uv N C-
00ts or
shoes, go to Mingle’s shoe store in the
Brockerhoff house block, which ig the
place to get anything in that line at low
or money refanded, if not found as rep-
resented. Mingle koeps none but firs
class goods,
wile & Co., advertise their store
goods at anction.
Esq. Rishel, advertises adm'r potice
on estate of John Peters.
The co. commissioners advertise ap.
peals on unseated lances.
Algo for bids for taking down and re-
building wall south side of court house.
Backnell University and its advan
tages are advertised.
For all of which see another column
of Reronren.
~The Carwensyille Revicw says, we
understand that a move is on foot to exe
tend the Tyrone and Clearfield railroad
up the'river, either via Wall's Mills or
Lamber Qity to Mahaffey. This would
give a good grade to all the freights of
the up river country—Chest Creek, Cush
Croek and Puuxsutawney, and if extend.
ed down the river from Clearfield to
Karthans would give down grade for the
ooal from the upper country to the seas
board, and in the meantime wonld give
a large trade to the T, & C. railroad from
Clearfield to Tyrone, We also waders
sand that the Osceola braoch of the T.
& UC. rallroad is to be extended from
Belsena to Irvona there to connect with
C.& J. This would give a good outlet
via Houtzdale and Osceola. If these
improvements are made it wonld give
the Tyrone and Clearfisld a large busis
ness. If extended down the river from
Clearfield 1t Jrouid be the be in the
and the cheapest way
coal to the seaboard. pr
in der Revorrar gedrakt. ;
Old Zip Coon was danced in a
he and his sweetheart got on the ground
he said, “Now Kittie bleib aweil do bis
ich en bissel ram geh for epper sena.”
Pretty soon she spied the rooster with
two other pieces of ealico taking’ a stroll
towards the big hotel. She gave a little
chap a nickle to follow and tell her recs
reant lover that a girl over at the festis
val wanted to see him, He smelt a mice
and knew that there was fun ahead now,
and asking the two girls to excuse him,
the boy led him right into the presence
of the deserted one, when she fired off
at him, “Da bischt en schener kal, mich
do sitze lusse, un walks nemme mit selle
zwee schee gadreste schlappe, wu enny
how not desend sin; ich het des net ge-
denkt yun dir, wo du schon arrange.
ments wid mache for heire, Fer was
dust du so glea acte ?”
“Ach Ketty, ich hab nix derbei
mehnt, ick had gedenkt wan ich en
issel mit onnere mate rum step, dan
date die leit net so glie suspects das mir
heirs wote, A truce was hed up,
and Jolin kept protty close to his own
piece of calien that evening,
There was an Intaresting gate of ball
in the afternoon between the State Colv
lege and Beilefonte teams. The Belle
fonte nine won by a score of 24 to 7.
1A tab race in the afternoon afforded
not a little amusement and excitement
to the crowd.
ness aud fighting around the edges
Made Clotning, Overcoats, Gossamers, Gum Coats, is complete
and wil .«.k for themselves. Comeand see the new goods at
Harper & Kreamers. v
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