THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED.KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'z
TERMS; One year, $1.50, when paid in
nce. 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,
Cintie Haw, Pa., Tuurs, Dio, 19,
3,000
BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS
oO AT THE ses
“THE RACKET.”
No: 4 Crider’s Exchange, Bellefonte.
All the new things received
soon as out. Patterns sent by
price.
on Metropolitan Catalogue
and 2c on Delineator,
G. R. SPIGELMEYER.
LOCAL ITEMS.
to call at Green's Pharmacy, in the Bush
House Block at Bellefonte.He has a very
large stock of beaatifal goods at low pric
es and in addition he gives to every cash
purchaser of one dollar's worth or more,
a beautiful, new and useful
If there was no other inducement it
would ba worth while togo just to see
his mammoth trout,
C herokee
rela-
of
visiting
—Mrs. Bruce Lingle,
Iowa, is in from the west
tives,
~=«The United Brethren coogrega-
tion of Bellefonte intend building a new
church.
~The Daily News says Hopkins
carpenter.
wee Willis From, formerly
place, is in from Ohio, on a visit and res
ports getting along first rate.
+ — J.W, Bholl, one of Miles towns
ship's Democratic farmers, is up visiting
his son-in-law, dentist Hosterman.
~The Reformed Sanday school of
Spring Mills, will have a Christmas ser
vice, on Christmas at 10 a. m.
—Jjohn Shaw, Esq. an old and well
known citizen of Lewistown, was strick-
en with paralysis last week, and died on
Sunday afternoon.
~Tuesday was another
dreary day, and
cousin to it,
in horrible condition,
~Mike Burkholder, so far as the re
turns have come in, is far ahead for
heaviest hog, and we guess will
ahead —635 is hard to beat.
damp and
Wednesday was first
eandies, nuts, ete, for Christmas, at
prices. They are fresh and pure and
stock cant be beat in the valley.
~$150 reward for a set of county i
Commissioners in this state who can |
outdo those of pur county, for littleness, |
muleishness, and utter incompetency.
~The jury wheel was filled Inst week |
for the year 1800. Altogether 650 names |
were Pp in the wheel, of which 322 are |
Republicans, and 828 are Democrats,
— Saturday afternoon, mid the sleet
and rain and mud, several vivid flashes
of lightning followed by heavy peals of
ously,
~—Nicholas Parel, who
that he had burned two barns in Juniata
county, has been sentenced to ten years
and six months in the western peniten-
tiary, and is now an inmate of that in.
stitution,
~p little 4-year old son of Samuel
Reish, of Plessant Gap, while at play in
the house, on Tuesday afternoon, feli and
sustained a fracture of a leg, above the
knee, Dr. Emerick was called to treat
the little feliow.
~We would be greatly pleased if
those in arrears on the Rerorrez would
enter the new year with account square.
This is possible with all, and would give
jas go lift, and both sides will be
er for it. Will you hitch on?
~—eDavid Fravel, Smple ed in a lum.
ber camp in Nittany hey. Clinton
county, was found on Thursday his
fellow workingmen lying lifeless on the
groutd, His skull was crushed in and
theory is that he fell, striking bis
bead on a stone, with the result above
stated. He was 27 years of age and
leaves a wife and one child,
Henry Benner, 85 years of age, of
Houserville, died on Saturday last, and
was buried on Monday at Rock Forge
One brother survives him, Mr. Thomas
Benner, now in the west, and one sister,
Mrs. Ruth Armor, of Bellefonte, who is
Jiow in her 92d Jour. The Benner fai:
YOars ago ow and operated the
Rook Forge Iron. Works, and. st thes
time were prominent in all public enter.
—Well, could Saturday last have
been more disagreeable than it was, if
you reader, were the of the
t, & rare thing in the past two
fH
Murder in Lock Haven.
WA horrible y was enacted at Lock
Hayen on Saturday night last but which
was first discovered on Sunday morning.
| The particulars of the affair are about as
| follows: On Saturday night four young
| men—two Lovett brothers and two
| Brown brothers—were in Soheid’s sa.
| loon, this city, At a late hour they all
{ started for their home, the two Brown
| brothers in advance. The latter live in
| Woodward township and the Lovett
| brothers live in the Irish Settlement,”
in Dunstable township, all on the oppo~
site side of the river from the city. The
Brown brothers hud driven as far as the
| river in a wagon.
| crossing the bridge to where they had
| left their wagon they concluded to await
had tarried somewhere, and all go home
| together in the wagon.
i On the arrival of the Loveit Brothers
| an altercation ensued about some trivial
aflair, and, all being some what intoxicat-
ed, it was no time until a general fight
was in progress. In the melee that fol-
lowed one of the Lovett brothe's was
badly hammered and the other, William,
was pounded to death and left lying by
the roadside where he was found on
Sunday morning. He was then removed
to undertaker Sloan's establishment
! and the Brown brothers were arrested,
Two brothers by the the name of Moore
—all parties being confined in the jail in
Lock Haven,
i
Johnstown Again Flooded.
Johnstown is again cut off from the
some circuit of the mountain wagon
road, A heavy rainstorm, extending
{ by the Conemaugh river and Stony
and continued without cessation until
| after noon, causing the Conemaugh to
| break its banks, and great destruction to
| property ensued.
| From noon until 5 o'clock the river
| had risen over four feet, the «
| rise known except during the f
May last,
| On Saturday afternoon the temporary
| bridge at Woodvale was carried away.
| The ruins went crashing against the
| wooden piers of the Cambria Iron coms
pany’'s railroad bridge, wrecking two of
the piers, permitting a vast quantity of
heavy drift to collide with the piers of
the Lincoln street bridge leading from
Johastown to the Pennsylvania railroad
depot, wreckiog the last connecting link
and stopping all travel. The bridge at
Woodvale was also carried away. Wash
| ington and Iron streets were badly
flooded, and many cellars were filled
| with water. No loss of life is reported.
The water has subsided, and work on
permanent bridges to replace those de-
| stroyed was begun at once.
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Holiday Excurison Tickets
on the PP. BR. R,
Pursuant to the usual policy of aiding
its patrons in the interchange of social
visits during the holidays, the Peuns
syivania Railroad Company will, this
season, place on sale at all its ticket of
fices, excarsion tickets to be sold between
the various stations on the system at the
| rate of two cents per mile in each di-
rection,
The holiday excnrsion tickets will be
sold from December 21st, 1880 to Jan-
| nary ist, 15090, inclusive, valid for return
until Janaary 4th, 1890, inclusive,
apply to the sale of excursion tickets be.
tween New York and Philadelphia, Baiti-
more and Washington, in either dis
rection, nor between any one of the
| above-named cities and any other of
these mentioned.
>
| Attempt to Fire Huyetlt's Saw
mill,
| bersburg, Dee. 17, of a dastardly attempt
| to burn his saw mill and stock of lumber
as follows: An sttempt has been made
| the Bartges timber tract. We found a
Local Briefs
~~Ask at your store for Calla
flonr—it is No. 1.
~fix people were killed by cars, at
Johpstown, within a week,
-Afk your storekeeper for Calla
Lily flour, and get a No, 1 article,
we Woodland and all kinds
Lily
mills.
~The grain market is still weak;
new corn dropped two cents in Philadel-
phia,
— James Condo, of near Rebersburg,
| was taken to the Danville asylum a few
| days ago.
| lin & Marshall on his
tion,
pey and for the present holds forth at
| Pine Grove Mills.
The widow
| Nittany valley.
| Mrs, Ezra Treasler, of Tusseyville,
| Henry Keller, in Illinois.
{ =——DMrs. Crosthwaite, wife of Rev. M.
| town, near Williamsport.
{ for bargains in men and boys’ suits.
| ~—=—Litt e girl—~Mama get me the new
| they bave "em in New York already.
i Several new sewing machines
G. W. Busamax,
~The elegant new shoe store, o { Mr
| cost to close them out.
| and sexes,
proving under the treatment of Dr, Gast,
{ eye and ear diseases,
{ like hot cakes. Everybody wants them
because they are so chea
j out of the best goods, He takes voor
| measure and will make a suit to order if
desired,
| A musical convention will be held
| in the Georges Valley Lutheran church,
{| commencing on February 3d, under the
| leadership of Prof. J, A. Weaver. The
| convention will conclude with two grand
| ings.
| der for a suit and overcoat, Prices to
suit the times. Perfect satisfaction in
| everything fully guaranteed.
Moxroeonery & Co.,
i Tallors, Bellefonte,
i Samuel Kelley, who was foand
dead, along side of the pike, beyond Pot
| ters Mills in the mountains, one day last
week , was buried at Sprucetown on Fri-
{ day, by the Samuel Shannon Post, G, A.
| &., of which he was a member.
Eng
If you wish to bave a good over
{ coat, $4 to $5 less than can be bought
| he bas them and warrants them. He
| sell nothing that has cheat about it.
| -——Speaking of the mysterions death
| of Mr. Gowan, it occurs to us that thee
were nine suicides committed on this
homes were on this side, within about
| forty years, Who cao name the nine ?
| =—Now is your timeto get a cheap
overcoat, and Lewins has ‘em cheap,
(good, warm, lasting goods Give the
| Philad. Branch a call and see for your
self and save $5 to boot,
~ ni Banday evening Edward Bos-
| ner, whose home is Bellefonte, but was
working at Johnstown, while walking
i on the railroad at the latter place, with
ancther man, both were struck by a
| train, and Bosner died soon after. T he
| other man was also badly hurt.
In spite of all competition Lewin
Sprucetown.
The Singing Class at Potters Mills, taught by |
Prof. Crawford, is promising to be quite a success i
The class numbering about sixty, Mr, Crawford |
certninly is a good Instructor,
There has been some petty thieving going on in |
this neighborhood, for some time past. People |
have been missing canned trults, corn, potatoes, {
apples ete,
Mr, Foster Rankin of Lowistown spent several
i!
Bome of the young nimrods of Potters Mills |
have been successful in bringing down the wild
turkeys. Flank Palmer and Samuel Johnson each
having shot one last week,
Tho M. E. Bunday Beliool {8 making arranges<
a Christmas entertainment
A nice time is anticipated, All
are cordially invited,
on
Teachers of this vicinity are attending Institute
Our jovial doctor; L, C, Thomas was called away
fromm home a few days
funeral of a friend,
last week to atiend the
Wer
Farmers Mills.
A good young horse
of this vicinity died sudden!
belo 0 Moses Stover
A. C. Ripka and family wen
last Bat urday to visit friend
Miss Hettie Daup of Spr
Our new bridge
yet
ye
may
’
This vicinity is re presented at the ©
man and Miss Grove
Owing to the abundant crops of corn and other
numerous hogs at command
of our farmers are fattenin
hoping thereby osreap a reasonable
their hard labor
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Correction.
Mr. Fred Kurt:
in last weeks Reronrtin we noticed a
which we would ket
that the Modo
in the Seven
thelr record by « }
y Was
Balvation Army, and we d¢
ae hunters injured by a:
ting themselves. And
notice in your paper an in
of a Balvation J ¥
Hellefonie, »
war, for the #
{sancile, and
gone
the existenc
tage or the mea:
inal ¥
Tax ¥
shably few ¥
nl 8! 0
His Bllver Age
rt hott
per g
that 4d
{ ¥
Institute.
| withstanding
the very
weather, is largely attended
tendance is large, with few
Ti
The at-
absent een,
speciatora
gram for lectures is a good , and the
instroctors at the day sessions are re.
ceiving much ‘praise for their work.
The pro
ane
-
blankets very cheap at Boozer's,
~ There will bea musical convens
ticn held in the Reformed church,
at Boaisburg, commencing on January
13, by Prof. P. H. Meyer,
{ ~——Bend your name in for the Raron
| vEnat campagn rates on trial, Or send,
i us two new names and the cash for a
CHRISTMAS GOODS
The Holiday Season opens with fair and promising de-
prepared ourselves for great trade,
Our stock is complete in newes signs and lates
Our stocl omplete in st designs and latest
shapes. Below we mention a few items |
‘Baby McKee” Lamps,
Ice Cream Setts,
Dolls,
Water Bottles,
Vinegar Cruets,
Oat Meal Sets,
Drums,
Jewel Boxes,
Toilet Cases,
Christmas Tree Ornaments,
Easels,
Fancy Thermometers,
Traveling Companions,
Blacking Cases,
Stand Mirrors,
Whisks and Holders,
Writing Desks and Tablets,
Full line of Atlas Glassware,
Collar and Cuff Box
Complete line of Jap. and Chi-
na Silk Handkerchiefs,
Japanese Side and Corner
Brackets,
Nut Picks and Crackers,
Fancy Plush Goods,
Baskets, useful and ornamen-
tal, etc, etc.
£5,
Call in before you buy
WV IM, ROLLE" 8& SOIT.
MAS PRESENTS
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Our line of goods suitable for Christmas is
elegant and complete than ever before. It consists
of Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ and Gents’
Gold Rings, Brooche Pins, Jet Jewelry, Ear Drops,
Ladies’ and Gents’ Watch ~ Chains. Lockets,
Charms, Cuff Buttons, etc. The celebrated Aiken
Lambert & Co’s., Gold Pens: Rogers Bro's. Silver
Knives Spoons, Pickle Casters, Butter
Dishes, Sugar Bowls, Spoon Holders, Cake Baskets,
Dinner and Individual Casters. Berry Dishes, anda
arge assortment of Napkin Kings, all of will
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would |
$ ara] 1 BD all }
LO Make ciose prices to all bu
more
Forks,
which
gant snd acceptable present.
ye pleased to show you goods, and will be
Yrs.
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CG. WW. BUSEIM AN.
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fellar's Drug Store,
Has been removed to Np. 2, Criders Exchange,
Bellefonte, where they have received and un-
| free, thus enabling any one, by very lit.
ceal oil and therein fixed a tallow candle eg prog od well " Taatiey of
on a block. When the tallow candle was | £0008 x getaahead of a. 1, sells more i
lit it would have to burn about four than all, pleases all, and fits and mag
i Bat for some V . |
unknown cause only burned about two! ~———Our young friend, Frank Fore
inches, when, it went out. In that shape
we found it nnder a board pile within
ten feet of saw mill with some dry wood
of town and will erect a house on
Three new houses are thus to be added
to town shortly, namely, one by A. P,
gun. Millbeim opens the ball with one
this » eek.
packed an exceptionally fine line of
| HE OLIDA TT GCOCODS,
all Boalsburg will sing, and week of Feb.
doubt, who always admires the beanti-
ful.
| around the can to help start the flames.
| We offer $50 reward tor any information
| leading to the arrest and conviction of
| the guilty party.
i i ———
Consumption Cured With
Grapes.
Thisfell destroyer has brought a blight
to many a promising life, and sadness to
many a home circle. There is one rem«
edial agent that will assist nature in
throwing off this terrible disease, viz:
Bpeeer's Port Wine. It bas been used
by hundreds with wonderful sucoess ; has
checked the progress of disease and
brought thousands back to health, Its
property is to make new blood. For
sale by druggists,
AIA
Not Correct.
The report that a man had been shot
in the Seven Mountains, last week, and
drag from the road into the woods, is
unfounded. The report, no doubt, orig-
insted from the fiuding of the dead
dody of Samuel Kelley, along the road,
which was the foundation for the story
that a marder bad been committed,
New Road. uy
Viewers appointed by the court, to lay
out a new road , and vacate part of pubs
lic road, from the road leading from J.
A. Keller's, along lots of ¥, Kurtz, and
on line between ..Taylor’s lands and
others, to the Centre Hall station, will
perform their duties on Friday, Decem«
Communion.
The Rev. L. [.. Haughawout, of Kisha-
coquillas Valley, will preach and hold
communion services in the P
church, at Centre Hill, on Sanday, Des
cember 22, at 10 30 o'clock. Also preach
ing in the evening. services
on Saturday afternoon at 2
miei i———
Band Festival.
The Centre Hall band will bold a fess
tival in their hall, sbove H &
Luse, one by Gotlieb Strohmeier, and
one by Mr. Foreman,
~Any on desiring a Brown wagon
for two horses, made in Cleveland, a
standard, and the best in the U, 8,
warranted, ificent finish, inquire at
the mill; price $170, thelhighest class, Same
wagon with tubular axle, $73.
~That little girl down at Mr. Wake.
field's, a few doors below the Rzromrzs
office, lay keep him wake o' nigh
but he is happy over it all the same, an
the mother too. Add another to the
population of Centre Hall. Here are our
congratulations to the happy pare ta.
—Mingle's shoe store in the Brock-
erhofl house block has every idea in the
line of boots and shoes, w hether of rab.
ber, leather or cloth, and he seils at bot.
tom prices, so that none pay more than
the goods are worth. He warrants all
he sells,
~ Bellefonte is rapidly filling up
with handsome school teachers, says the
Daily News, If the lady editor penned
that, then we are to understand has
reference only to the male teachers; if
the young man of the quill wrote it,
then it means that all the school marms
are hagdsome.
~The Coroner's jury investigating
the death of William Lovett, who was
found murdered on Sanday
Miss Sadie Bitner as organist, at these
musical assemblies.
~eStoves! Stoves! Ftoves, that
what Reesman across the way is stocked
with. Btoves of every size and descrip~
tion, for the parlor, sitting room and
kitchen ; stoves for word and coal, for
dealers. And
and warrants them good.
of his customers have yet had case to
complain and always found him honest
Andy, and those are the business men
one should always patronize. Go and
see his stock, and you will be pleased
with what you see he has,
EB
When Baby was slek, we gave her Castoria,
When she was » Child, she cried for Castors,
When abe became Miss, she clang to Onstoris,
When sheAad Children, abe gave them Castoria,
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DRUNKENNESS-LIQUOR HABIT-In all the
World there is but One Cure, Dr, Haines’
Golden Specific,
It can be given in a of ton or coffee, with.
oe A prion taking it, effect
an anent cure, whether the
pelea ya moderate” drinker or an saleoholic
wre! y
, ak ink
free will, No
from its administration.
. Send tor eircular and fall
Ares in confidence, GOLD]
C0, 1 Bt, Cincinnati, O, ooi8ly
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* PILES! PILES! PILES!
t Dy Lane Jndiap | He Ointment in
18 sure cure nd, Bi or
Itching Piles ever discovered. It ror
fails to cure old chronic cases of long
Judge Coons, Ma: Ky., says:
“Dr. William's Indian ee Gintment
o have n experience
Yillina: lliam's Indian Pile Ointment gives
to oiiel.”
We have
AA
of such teatimoni.
To which an inspection is requested.
:
BARTHOLOMEW:’S
Have received their full line of goods, and are now being
unpacked and placed for inspection, which is requested before
purchasing, and with*which you will find the completest and
more handsome assortment of presents suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
Than any in the section. You are invited to inspect them.
*
ablic call at our
y were selected
d during the Fall and Winter 3 Dey
® an worn dur ° ‘
Our line of Fancy Plads: Fall Prints, and All
Wool Suiting, are fine, and ili plese out early : and
are rapidly. Woolen kota, Haps, Quilts, and inany
SPECIAL BARGAINS I---.0-...SPECIAL BARGAINS
we sre offering in