The Republican Nominations. |
For associate judge five names were |
placed in nomination, Dr. Theodore |
Christ, of College township, nominated | ” ; fat
Wm. Thompson, Esq., of College town- —Salt—C, P. Long—Sait—C. P. Long
ship. In doing eo he highly eunlogizeq fd, W, Bmith has become an agent
Mr. Thompson. A. B, Rishel, and Geo? | for farm implements.
Dale, of College township, were name J; | Extract of Vanilla, wholesale and
also Wm, J. Thompson, of Potters Mills, | patail, at Murray's,
Local Briefs Hall Rates to Columbus.
x ARMS FOR BAL}
The undersigned ag
THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED.KURTZ, Ei
BUCKNELL TINIVERSITY.
Rev, JOHR H. BARRIS, ru. »., President
The COLLEGE has four courses of study with
plectives: an endowment of $272,000; free scholars
ships for Ceser students; astronomical ob
servatory; elective course of two years in chemis
uy.
Members of College Faenlty confine
themselves wholly to College work.
| The Bavereign Grand Lodge, Indepon*
i dent Order of Odd Fe lov will convene | Curtin offer
| at Oolumbus, Ohio, September 16th to in Poller Township, Centre County
22d This meeting will undoubtedly In i 4 ft Spied
together the largest assemblage of the or | On Bele fonts and Lowistow
der ever hafore gathered Hall Station , containing
occasion. 1! is expected tha! 15000 mem- 119 Af
bers, including a large number of Patris | Including new Tenement Houses, Large Barn
arches Militant, will in lanes, The | outbuildings, snd supplied with run
NE, lowing farms
Eprror and Pror'r
—=Cloal=C, P. Long~Coal.
“TERMS; —One year, $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
on a similar
Dae
and
he patle
ns.and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion,
12.
Centre Hany, Pa, Taors, Sgr.
WE MADE A
Lucky Hit!
ON
iooo PAIR OF SHOES
Men's Women’s and Children’s— War-
ranted Best Makes,
ABOUT
elec
«We Caught ’Em on the Fly”
-it’s the way of the “Racket,” you know,-
0-50 CENTS BUYS £1.00 WORTH—o
If
of as (Good Stock as they put in Shoes.
you will look in on us we know yo will
be surprised, and
No Charge For Looking.
«THE RACKET.”
Bellefonte.
No. 4 Crider’s Exchange,
LOCAL ITEMS.
——The great popularity of the Oxy-
tions,) with all classes, is due to
great success in the treatment of
chronic diseases. See Dr. Clemens,
specialist, at the Brockerhoff
Bellefonte, Sept. 25. Send to the Sani-
tarinm, Allentown, Pa,
Cousuitation free
i tf >
larging his store room at Penn Hall.
---Zeller's popular drug store
Bellefonte, is being moved to
new block.
~The main boarding establishment
at next week's picnic will be kept by D.
C.& J: A. Keller.
—Postmascer Brisbin will
line of stationary and tobaccos
nection with the office.
—The date for the sale of the Os
world farm should be Saturday, Septem-
ber 21 instead of 31, as erroneously
printed last week.
—Centre Hall will have about 15,-
000 of an increase in population next
week, and there wont be many twios
about it, either,
——Rev. Beanmont, Evangelical min-
fster at Spring Mills, has resigned that
field, and intends going to Oregon, to en-
gage in mission work.
—1In another column will be found a
“gpecial” notice to subscribers that will
be of interest to all our readers who
wan! a valuable farm journal free.
at
Carry a
in con~
bers, of Bellefonte, received his appoints
ment as Deoaty U. 8. Revenue Collector
of the 12th District, succeeding W. C.
Heinle,
——Yoney Deininger is rapidly com-
leting his bailding at the station. He
intends running a large boarding house,
aod will farnish sleeping accommoda-
tions for a great many.
——Mrs. R. E. Bartholomew, and her
daughter Helen, returned from an ex
tended trip to the western states last
Friday. They were absent about ten
weeks, apd speak of baving bad a very
pleasant time.
~The 12th annual re-union of the
7th: Penoa. Vet. Vol, Cavalry Associas
tion, will be held at Danville, Montour
county, Penna esdny and Wednesday
October 22 and 23. All communications
should be addressed to Geo. F, Steahlin,
Sec'y 7th P. V. A. Association, Orwigs
burg, Pa.
—Jennie Mauck, wife of George
Manck, a young farmer residing near
Lock Haven, accidentally shot herself
through the heart on last Saturday
morning and died instantly. The young
couple had just arisen and Mrs. Maock
was examining a revolver, when it was
spddenly discharged.
— Passengers coming to
next week hy trains, will be
the picnic
let
the mill, in order to prevent a jam at the
station. The company is putting dowao
a wide cinder walk from that point to
the station. All passengers leaving Cen
tre Hall, however will take the trains at
the regular station, from which all trains
will depart,
wwe Next week all locomotives will
bead for Centre Hall, for the Rerorrer's
big pienic and exhibition, whieh will be
a big affair and no postponement on ac
count of bad weather. Our committee
of arrangements has everything in trim,
and to them we give big credit for iv.
The Rerorrer always bas success in ll
its projects,
Mechanics generally, have plenty
of work, as well as the day laborer. This
i# principally owing to the destraction
of property by fluods in different sections
of the state, The work of repairing and
rebuilding is going on and is likely to
covtinue for a year or more, except at
Johustown where it will require a de-
cade or longer, to rebuild what was des
stroyed. In parts of our county work is
plenty and m chanics and day laborers
should be sble to get along. Hands, as
8 general thing, are in demand,
«= Down at SBelinegrove the antia, or
rather crankies, are still on the warpath
and propose dumpiog the water works
fnto the creek if it takes from now until
the Court House is moved from Middle.
burg to the Isle ot Que where it ought to
be. They are on the wrong side, how
ever, and have done more toimpede the
progress of the town than the Werick
ye ever did to terrorize it. Ii is time
areshaken out of their nightmare
and brought to their senses. In Lewis
burg moss backs like these crankies
w 8 have ocel Jecaived notice y quit long
ago. Lew ews. @ Buppose
these trouble making fellows must be
cousins of some up here, Every town is
cursed with a few.
and Michael M. Musser, of Aaronsburg. |
Mr. Musser was nominated on the first
ballot, which was as follows:
Wm, Thompson, Esq........coen
Rishel
Wm. J. ThompsOon...coeeessessns '
MUBBBE. ..ccomscrsrsnssnnsisessssarisens . 61
Only two names were mentioned for
Prothonotary: They were Guyer Mat.
tern, of Patton township, and Wilson I.
Fleming, of Bellefonte. The first ballot
is given below:
Mattern .
PASIAN ar ssasrasssscintasss assepissaeiee SN
was nominated by acclamation,
For county surveyor, P. W, Pletcher,
of Howard, and Jesse Cleaver, of Union-
ville, were nominated. The ballot re-
sulted in Mr, Cleaver’s nomination:
Cleaver ssnsnsrsssnssarsatansinsinssassnes ND
PIOtOROr.. cons sesse . 2
For Coronor, Dr. J. F,. Woods, of Har.
ris township, was the nominee of the
convention by acclamation
Lawrence L. Brown, chairman of the
county committe, was unanimously re-
elected for the coming year
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The Milton Fair
sociation, of Milton, Pa., will bold their
{ Fifth Aunoual Exhibition on their
permanent and conveniently
grounds just north of the town
1, 2,8, and 4, next. C
sive arrangements have been made in
every department and in every detail, to
{ The
i
i
beantifal grounds and substantial
| and put 10 perfect repair; ‘he “model
| race course—a paragon half mile track
—is in the best condition, and the
agement are assured of having some
the best races the State affords.
hibits will largely exceed any of
years and
i povel
f
will contain many vew and
features. The premium lists are
very complete and liberal ag regating the
som $800 Besid 8 these atiractions,
{ Pawnee Bi:l'a Great Historical Wild West
will give free Exhivitions
! track the firs. three
on
{ cowbovs, etc, wild lite on the
“David I.” the fastest little hb
| inches high and weighing less thea 700
| pounds—and numerous specialties wil
3188 5h
secured _over all railroads centreing at
Milton, aud Pennsylvania railroad traio
will stop at the grounds for the accon
modation of visitors to the fair.
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Missionary Society.
The Reformed Missionary Society,
the West Susquehanna Classis, held
gessions here, Tuesday and
of
ita
Weduneeday.
men, delegates and others, The address
es and proceedings in general were quite
interesting, and the choir rendered good
music, Ministers present were, Revs,
Witmer, Delong, Wolf, Dotterer, Noll,
lowing is a names of delegates
members of committees
Boalsburg—-Hev. A. A
Eckle eaten
Keller
Selinsgrove Rev
8. A Henn
Beaver Spring+—Hev
Lewlbburgh Rey. J.
Mrs. J. N. Herb, Miss Alice
Asronsburg Ff Z. A. Yearick
~Rev. J. Dotiarer
M.O, Noll
rie Harper, Sadie Welkey.
Miflinburg Rev. L. D. Becks Delegates «
Mises Helen Pellman, Talitha Yearick,
Danrelton—M is Glover
yew Berlin—Rev. T. R. Reitz
Centre Hall<del wos Anna M. Keller,
Jennie F. Ott
Williamsport Lewis
Miss Maggie Thompson.
Advisory members—Rev, A, C. Whitmer
castor; C. M. Bower, J. Harper, Bellefonte
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Trains for Picnic.
Trains will leave Bellefonte each dav
for Centre Hail at 600, 7.00, ani 1030
a. m., and 2.30, 4.30, and 6.15 p. m.
tarniog, trains will leave Centre Hall at
8.25 a. m., and 2.30, 4.28,6.15 and 9.00 p.
m., making connections with regular
present
Black, Elde soOTEe
Del
Loog
Hebers 1.7. Corma
Bellefo Delegates Misses Car
gatos M
Rev, Rob Delegate
Le
both ways,
Special train will leave Sunbury
day at 7.55 a. m.. and
Hall 11.30 a m.
trains will leave Montandon 550 a
and 202 p. m. Retorning will
| Centre Hall 652 a. m., 3.20 and
m. Traine will leave Coburn
for Centre Hall, 7
7.00 p. m.
at 6.52 a m. aud 350,600 and 830 p
All trains stop at way stations,
Death of Mr. Krissinger.
Mr. C.A. M.
law of Rev. W. E. Fischer, of this place,
and fathersinslaw of Wm. L.
each
arrive at Centre
m.,
leaves
830 p
each
m.
evening, at his home, in Berlin, Somer+
pumber of our citizens,
tian gentleman, and a well known, and
highly respected business man of Nowe
erset county.
i
Facts for all
In spite of all competition the Philad
Branch clothing store, remains headquar
ters for actnal bargains in ready made
clothing, for men and boya,
troduced cheap clothing in Centie county,
below any other clothiog store in this
part of the state.
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Farms for Sale.
The following farms are advertised for
sale in the Revonter:
Four farms of Mrs, Gov. Qurtin,
Earm of John Oswald, dee’ d,
Farm of Bawmuel Spangler, dec'd,
sain ss MD So ws
Rain.
The dry spell of three weeks was bro-
ken by rain on Friday and Saturday of
last week, which soaked the ground
sufficiently to enable farmer to continue
plowing and finish seeding.
——Philadelphia Branch Shoe store—
P. Long.
lo.
| tax notice in another column.
| ==—Did yon see the women's 82 cent
{ shoe at C. P. Long's ?
{ ——Women’s button dress shoe, $1.—
{ C. P. Long.
—Ask your grocer for Calla Lily
| flour, the finest straight grade.
| == 40 pieces new dress goods at C. P
| Long’e.
——Horse chestuat trees in this place
are unusually burdened with nuts,
| ——Murray’s Vanilla—best—cheapest
| try it,
i Mr. J, 8, Hazel,
| was one of our callers this week,
For sale--A good store stand,
| dress, Jacob Btrohm, Tusseyville, Pa.
i
i
i
ad-
| = The merry-go-round will bs here
i next week when all can take a ride.
| ld, Krumrine has left Lewisburg,
| after closing up his business there,
kinds of
at the Centre Hall
Woodland and all
{ and hard coa
| =——Read the “Special” notice
| issue if you want a farm journal
| year.
fre:
~Raiiroad headquarters of the P. &
E. Division, wili be at Centre Hall
' week.
| ~——Murray’s Extract
cheaper and preeminently
{ auy other make.
} Witmer Wolf left on
| Gettysburg, to attend the
Monday
ladiont
geqical
for
ion of
monuments
| county convention in Lhe
ANd nominate a Ia
court
il county ticket,
house
i — loci ved largest stock of clot bing
| in Pennsvalley. Boy yon
and save 25 per ceat, at (
ONES
—Nimon Loeb's
the |
hing store,
new
opposite nrad house the plac
for bargains in men and |!
T 3 3 1 §
-1), E. Bible, form
tholmews store has
sel np DUSIgess in
nim.
the b
Graw;
45 188 Bel @ Ntive
fits
lo
Ne ere, ra pro
ks the
. K. Sober, the champion
| shot of America, wi
intervals dar
: wing
1 give exhibitions at
| stated ing the picnic next
| week,
-Mizs Annie Bible will have an ice
cream stand on the picnic ground next
week, where she will be pleasad to serve
all with the most delicious flavors
~ In spite of all
| clothing, low prices as well
goods, He getaghead of all,
than all, pleases all, and fits
ail
:
sells more
and suits
—= [11 town, this week we noticed Ja-
i red Harper, Noah Corman, record
| Shearer of Lock Haven, Daniel Bohn
| Eaq. Rishel, 0. M. Bower,
Gingerich,
Lewins beals the state for large
1 lothing
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
cioth es
— Mr. George Rowe concluded
| week to become a Benedict, and cap
tured a fine young lady in Miss Eliza:
beth Sweeney, of near this place, and
were married at Spring Millis last Thurs
day ev ning. We extend our best wishs
| 08,
i
ing season now being received. Liberal
iecount for carly orders during the dall
Our Fall st xk will be the
gt ever shown, 7 4 good fit
guaranteed Moxraonery & Co.,
Tailors, Bellefonte.
rss ~The train east on Tuesaday morn
ing had an extra coach attached to
{ train to accommodate the G. A. R.
| ans on the way to Gettysburg, and
coaches were well filled. John
and «a
the
i
who went from this place.
wee What the Philad. Branch does not
i have in the line of ready<made clothing.
i not worth having. The spring stock
i now on the counters is immense and
goes ahead of anvthing von
lewins is King for low prices
ell, the Bellefonte photogranher,
i will eree! 5 port ahie gallery at the pie-
nie grounds, where he will be wrepared
ty make firat-clags pictures Don't miss
| that is is edlirely unnecessary,
! your brother, sister, father,
| bring the children, bring everybody. All
are welcome. Rewramber 12 fine
{ net photos, all style, $1.50 per doz
wwe All that desire bargains in boots or
| shoes, go to Mingle's shoe store
Srockerhoff house block,
| place to get anything in that line at low:
resented.
goods
Feel, WW, Smith, agent,
nd putin actoal
eler at the picnic next week, The im.
plement was thoroughly tested by Wm.
{ Fetterolf Wednesday who
i does its work better on rongh and eloddy,
| ground than anything he ever saw,
we RoOtvort MeFarlane's hardes
the celebrated Link Fonce Wire, Have
has proven first class in all respecte, It
is 80 easy to handle and put up and
weighs a little less to the rod than any
other, Write for prices,
wee Occasionally the cow gets even
with that great American invention the
coweatober and when sho does assert her
superiority to the devices of railroad sci
ence she nsoally makes a thorough job of
it A Pennsylvania cow on Thursday night
succeeded in wrecking a trainand
one or two of the train hands. The bab
taal good nature of the cow is po indicas
tion that she can be pushed and kicked
abont with impunity, even by a locomos
tive engine,
parades and pubic ceremonies which
will extend through the week will be |
highly interesting to the public us wel
as to members of the order. For this ocra-
ines enst of Pitts.
'K eps
1 for retarn nuns
{except New Y
til Septemaber 20th, 1880, at the rate of
trip
The universally admitted soper
of the Pennsylvania
tem of tl B trains, nipped with
1
coaches, sl
rity
HAlroad 8 great says.
cong'deration of
Denth of Sam 5
Rey 17 (IR, Dress
Heynolds
ident of
A Kad Accident
i Ara Tonnia NA
nhing picked uj
wiping 1t off with ¢
lentally disch args
{ was dressing himae!!
ace
Mrs. Ma
axa 4
1 #lalrs and fell,
i
Dr. Wi
he 1
t
1
ated
i standing
Judge
“Dr. Wil
cured me 2
Judge
! “I have
William
immediate at
We fiave h 10d i Oo
ale. Do pot saffer an instant |
| by druggists at 50c & §1 per box
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Tax Notice,
The dapli Potter Tow
| been delivered to me. 1 will }
| following places on ¢ aid days
Pussey ville, Friday, Sept
Centre Hall, Salarday, Sept, 2
At Bartholomew's, Bept, 28,
Potters Mills, Sept. 43
Centre Hill, Sept. 30.
| Between the hoars of 2 and 6
ip. im.
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OCU
ck
R. B. Theasten
! Collector
i a
Fither of the following engravings,
| “Evangeline,” * Bayard,” ** Monarch of
the Glen” or “The First Step,” without
advertising on them, size 20x 24 inches,
iven with one 060 cent or two 25 cent
ottles of Ideal Tooth Powder. These
are not cheap lithographs, but works of
art. A. D. Bowman, Dentist, Nicholia,
Idaho, says, I am using your Ideal Tooth
Powder, and find it superior to all others.
The engraving ** Evangeline’ arrived
safely on the 24th of December, making
it seem like a Christmas gift. Trusting
that Ideal Tooth Powder may flourish,
1 remain, yours respectfully, Elois Ear-
nest, Denver, Col.
ties of Ideal Tooth Powder.
1 find Ideal Tooth Powder is without
exception the best I have over used.
With its aid 1 keep my teeth very ciean
and white, which I was unable to do
80 says Ferdinaud BE. Chartard,
Baltimore, Md.
By the way, will you buy and use Ideal
Tooth Powder? W
ommend it,
jcates. An engraving 20 x 24 is given |
with each two bottles. Price 20 cents
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Married,
On Tharsday evaning, Sept, 5, at the
residence of Mr. J. G, Evans, Spring
Mills, by Rev. D. M. Wolf, Mr. George |
W. Rowe sod Miss Elizabeth Sweeney,
both of Centre Hall.
i SIM A AT
Died.
In Lewisburg, on the 3ist ult, Aman-
da Bright, relict of Hon. Geo’. Miller,
decd, in her 71st year. a
STAR @PRING WATER.
aratoga Star Water for sald in
bottles sud by the glass by All droggive
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fits young men
a Or lor Leas
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«« Pripeipal wilh me
pais, and with He own «
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