THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED.KURTZ, *TERMS;—~Oneo year, $1.50, when paid (n ad nee, Those in arrears subject 0 previous rms. §2 per year, Eprror and Pror'n Advertisements 20 cents per line for 5 inser ns,and 5 cents tor each subsequent insertion, Centre Buy, Pa, Taors, Dxo. 4, ONLY 18 MONTHS OLD. “The Racket” is today the most popular store in Belle- fonte among all classes of peo- ple. There is a reason for this. The crowds that visit us daily are increasing. Bargains mings, Notions, Fancy Goods, Shoes, etc, arrive daily and are carried away in great bundles by our customers. You may just as well have your share of the Kuriosities. G. R. SPIGELMYER, SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr. LOCAL ITEMS. Special Notice. As 1 contempleat a change in Mareh, I no entire stock of clothing and ge This is ness, by the lat of nis furnishing goods regardless of cost. no hum bug, but a straigh offer. SIMON LOEB ER , —Pork is selling at $5 Beef the same. a wintry atmosphere. Good substantial clothiog for very little money at 8. Lioeb's. -— Some three or four new houses are to go up again in the next 6 months, io this place, ~Joseph Jordon, formerly of Potter township, has passe d bis 86th year. ——133 not fail to read notice and ad vertisement of Simon loeb in this week's issue, — Byron Garis has finished the wall for Will Runkle’s new house, and a good job it is, ~—Wio. Colyer has fitted up a room for a new store near higsaw mill on the south side of the valley. -——The Evangelical congregation of Millheim will hold a Sanday Sehool cons vention on Jan. 9 to 10. Jacob Bible, we are informed, will open a store at Potters Mille, in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Strong. ~ Rev. Stover of the Evang. church hid an interesting protracted in operation at Coburn, last week. doing much good! —Barnet E sanbuth, died on Friday in Penn township, He had invalid for near fifteen years, aged about 80 years. besa He an was —Centre Hall will bave a musical Convention commencing Jan. 5, to be held in the Reformed charch, under au spices of Ladies Aid Society. 4] - ~The boys are utilizing the pave. menis for coasting, and a fellow will have to do some dodging or find himself wiping up the pavement from beiog raa into by a “jumper.” We direct the atiention of the reader to the announcement of G, W Bushman, in apother column. [He has received an exquisite goods suitable for holiday presents, and at modern prices. — (On last S8atarday, about noon, the dwelling of Mr, Condo, the blacksmith near Penn Hall, took fire on the roof, and quite a hole had beea barned around the chimney, whon it was discoverel in time by a neighbor to raise the alarm, gad the fire was pat ont, Program of Institute. The 44ih Annual session of the Teach. er's lastimte will be held in the Court House at Bellefonte, commencing Mon. day, Dee. 15ih, and closing Friday, 19th. Co, Bupt, Ettera has beon snccessful in securing a competent and efficieat corps of instructors for the weok and it prom: ses to be of mors than usual ioterest, Tue instructors he has secured are Dr, E E, White, of Cincianati, 0; Dr. E. 0, Lytle, of Millersville Normal, Pa ; Mrs 1 RM arder in Jefferson. ~~Thankegiviog was appropriately On Sanday, 234 ult, several boys in [observed in our town—more so than in | roaming through the woods near Falls | former years, A unio service was held | Creek, came across an abandoned lamber | 0 the Lutheran church, in the forenoon, | camp, and seeing smoke coming out of 8 which all the ministers of the town | the windows, went up to make aa in- | churches attended, namely, Rev. Bas | vestigation. They were badly frighten. | kerville, Presbyterian; Rev. Eisenberg, | od to find there a dead man slowly roast. | Reformed; Rev. Davis, Evangelical; Re v. | ing on a pile of red=hot coals, They Hicks, Methodist, and Rev Fischer, Las | spread the alarm and older heads gath- |theran. A male choir, composed of a | ered and removed the body. C, H. Bar. | representative from each of the churches | rett, Esq , of DuBois, informs us that it is | #foresaid, rendered charming music. | STOP When in Bellefonte and see the improvements in CGREEN'S :-: PIEXARMACY. And if you need anything in Medicine, Toilet Soap, Perfumes, Artist’s Materials, Combs, Brushes, Sponges, M. C. Eastman, Cortland Normal, N. Y; De, G. G. Grofl, of Backaell U niversity; Prof. W. A. Buackhout, State College; Prof. Langdon 8. Thompson, Jersey City, N.J.; Prof. G. Gi. Pond, State College, For the even ing entertainment, Dr, E E. White, will lecture on Monday eye- likely a cause of a quarrel, and the un fortunate man was shot by some of his compaions and then they attempted to consume his body by fire. He had the looks of an lke aud is noknown by any person in the neighborhood, The left side was so badly burned that it was ving, on “Character,” The Ariel~Thom- | with difficulty that the remains could be as Concert Company of Boston, will be | kept intact. The bullet that done the present on Tues lay evening. Wednesday | killing entered the right side of the head evening, Col. James P. Banford, of Mar. | near the forehead, and came out under shalltown, Ia, will discourse om “Old | the left side of the lower jaw. The Coro | Times and New,” Prof, A, M. Hammers, | ner held an inquest and returned a ver- of Indiana, Pa., is bilied for Tharsday | dict that the deceased came to his death evening, on “From Paris to Pompeii," | from a pistol ball in the head from some with realistic scenes. It will be seen | person or persons unknown. There are | from the above the evening entertain. | all sorts of ramors, but one is that the | ments will be of high character, instruct: | deceased had been quietly removed by | ive and interesting, and Mr, Etters is to | bis gang and that the law will hardly be | be commended for having secured them. | swift enough to overlake the offenders — | Eaorollment begins at10 a. m. Monday, | Clearfield Republican. | 16th, The Teachers are requested to re- | VE port promptly on their arrival. Aa en- ‘funting Notes. rollment fee of $1 will be charged, for | The Horners, Gentzels, & Co,, hunters | which a membership ticket will | of near Pleasant Gap, were out in the | be given, admittiog the ho'der to all | Green woods, Clearfield county, and | evening entertainments. | came home with 7 or 8 deer. | Thursday, 18th, will be Directors’ day, | Harter, Risbel & Co., hunters of Ty- | The Directors will meet in session at 10 | leraville, were successful in killing a | Dr. G G, Geoff. President | deer and a wild cat week pefore last on Joar 1 of Health, will discourse | the mountains east of that place, on “Heating, Lighting and Vemtilaung| A lot of Sunbury huuters, from Sunbu- of School Houses,” and Prof. Wm. A.|ty,—The party consisted of E. W. Green. Buckhoat, of State College, on “ Tree cul- | ugh, P. C. Oberdorf, I. W, Zsigler, E.G, | ture.” By a resolution adopted at the | Scott and H. F. Mann, of Banbury, and | last meeting of the Directors, each dis- | Jas. K. Reish, the treasurer-elect of Uns | trict was to annuslly contribute one dol: | ion county. The geatlemen pat ian a | lar for the parpase of enabling the Di. | full week in the Allegheny mountains in rectors association lo carry on its work. Centre Cc sunty and did oot kill A single | Itis earnestiy desired that emch district | thing. | will be prepared to pay thissmail anno. | C. K. Sober, the noted wiag shot, this | al fee, The executive commiitee of the | county, killed 120 pheasants this fall, | Association have sent to the secretary of | If we gould go for pheasants with our | each board a petition lo be sigmed by |skilled friend Sober, no matter whether | the members, asking the Legislature to | we hit any of the birds, we would get | pass a bill anthorizing schoo! boards to | home with a bunch of pheasints anys | pay at least the direcior's actual expen. | how. | ses of attending the annual and trieanial | A party of Clinton county hunters, conventions. The question will pe dis. | went to the Scootac region and brought cussed at the mee {out five deer, Orders for Exsursion tickets «an be | | secured from Co. Supt. Etters up to Fri- | Snow. day, 12:h, by enclosing returns postage. | Well, folks who bad almost forgotten In sending for orders #'ate name, post | what snow looks like, had their memory office address, and station at which train | freshened last Monday, by an old-fash. | is taken. Ii is requested that orders not | ioned snow fall that began in the mora- | used will be returaed to Supt. Etters. | ing and contioned at a moderate rate an- | | til night. Aoditisas whiteas auy we Don’t | ever saw or read of, snd it came down | just so moislessly that you could not tel! - to 00 it was snowing unless you actoally saw | per cent by purchasing vour Millinery | it come down Snow does not begin to l'and Fancy Goods from te. We have | make the racket as does its cousin, the without exception the Largest Stock of | rain. Some folks were a'raid we were Millinery Goods in this section, and al| going to have a snowless winter, but, as the reasonable prics, The newest it looks now, there will be use for the and latest designs received daily as fast | merry, merry bells yet, and the jompers as they are introduced in the large cits] may ms well have the dast of three win. ies. To our Trimmed Millinery we are | ters brushed away, for there is every couslantly addiog New Designs, which | prospect of a revival of the ancient keeps the stock at all times fresh aod) sleigh ride, of which we nosed to hear attractive. | our grandfathers tell, Remember, or shoddy! The juvenilecrowd will be ready with goods we give you new styles, and good | their boards, and sleds, and gals, for a qualities at uniformly low rates. We slide down the hillside at arrow | have every conceivable color smd style | speed. There's fan shead boys | in Ostrich Plames and Tips, Ostrich and — | Bird effects, Fancy Feathers, Birds, | Marriage Licenses. | Wings, Aigrettes, &ec. Following is the list of marriage li- A special Drive in Black and Colored | conses issued dariog the past week from Ostrich Plumes —every shade—50 cents | the registers office, Bellefonte: Te a in eps | Samo Ry, of Repabary, and Con save at least 20 per cent of which oor | k hubba, of utter Sownshio. | customers receive the benefit Come Robert Bath, of Johostown ard | and see us and be convinced Strehles Puna Cs Heckman, of Pawn Hall. | Millinery —Allegheny SL. Broekerhof! Franklin P. Hendricks, of Winterburg | Blozk —Be llefonte, Px, | and Sadie.C. Hoy, of Medisonburg, oe wl | Charles E. Barner, of Hublersburyg, | and Elsie I. Boal, of Tussyville, | Preparing His Own @Grave.| Edward Page, of Catlin township and Mr. Bamuel G. Maus, daring an inter. | Lizzie Coble, of Harris township. val of leisure, is engaged at a job thatto | A. J. Harter, of Coburn, and Sallie P, | those lesa philosophic is shuddering to! Shirk of Potters Mills, ! - o-oo. | contemplate, says the Lewisburg New, He is the patentee of an air tight grave The Bale Postponed, { vauit, and not having any thing to do at| The Sherifls sale of the Centre Iron | his trade as a brick layer daring the Company, which was to have taken place on Friday last, hes been postponed for a i o'clock, a m | of State i i cs Mo A A—— i a Your Money! throw it away. x Save You cau effect a saviog of ¥ moat no old sock css fy SPM AIA Rts The sermon was delivered by Rev. Bass | kerville, and was a very excellent diss | conrse, Why not have these union ser- | vices cftener ? We know of one place | where they have them all the time, and | where the participants forget ali denom | inationalism —the place is Heaven, «= The Clearfisld coal region is en- | joying a boom. Operators are greatly | rejoiced in the outlook and feel sanguine | that the sales during the comiog vinter ! will greatly surpass those of last year, | The output is growing, shipments in- | creasing and prices are such as will enas ble them to secure a good margin on all | sales made, Then, again, there is not | so much complaint as to a scarcity of cars as in the past. This has always been 8 great drawback to that region. | On seconnt of it miners bave too fre | | | } five days in a month, and sometimes not so much as that, Thus fur this season, | however, no such difficalty is heard of. | The men are working steady and mak- | ing good wages, —~~Among the many improvements | in storerooms in our neighboring town | of Bellefonte, we know of none in which | such a radical improvement has been | A scheme is now on foot in vari: cemetery walling up by the side of his ous parts of the state for numbering the | deceased wife the sepiticher that will county roads and numberiog the farm | eveninally contain his mortal remains, houses ns they are io the city, putting | up sign-boards at the corners, and in fact | making it very easy to find a given point | in the rural district, : ~The grand musical convention to be held in Pine Grove Mills, under the direction of Prof. J. A, Weaver, during the week of Dec. 156th inclusive, gives promise of being owe of the best aad most successful entertainments that part of the county has yet had, ene of the largest and most fash- jonable church weddings ce ebrated in Lock Haven, was that of William M. Fredericks; son of D, H. Moore Fredicks ¥ the banker, and Jennie R, daughter ot giving morsing at 9:30 o'clock in the Epi copal choreh, bo ie ~B. K. Jameson, the well-known Philadelphia banker, failed inst -week. We are told he at one time drove stage town line, perbaps 30 or 40 yerns back, and is known to some of our people, By energy, perseverance and shrewd business tact, be became the head ofa prominent banking house in Philadel phia. Mentally physically and flosncially Mr, Mans is all sound enough, and he has always heen one of our best citizens, bot being somewhat past the meridian of life he has taken advantage of bis re maining strength to prepare his own tomb, With the perfect resignation of the Christian that he is, and without any terror, he looks forward to the day when body and soul musi separate, IIE Will Not be Photographed, Wilson, the man awaiting trial for the murder of Harry Waterhouse, has trated all efforts to have him phot ed. All th: photographers ig “Have you been to A, CO. Mingle's shoe store in the Brockerhoff house block? Neve: miss going there when at | Bellefonte, Le always has etl new and offers none but genuine thing which he warrants, For low prices in | winter months, is now at work in the week. The failure of B. K. Jamison will still farther complicate the farnace com. pany ’s affairs and adds interest to the libel suit brought by the Valentines against James Milliken, who they allege, is responsible for an article recenty publisbed in Philadelphia, which they claim depreciated the value of the com. pany’s bonds, Mr. Milliken is said to have engaged Daniel Dougherty, to defend him. Stone Crusher. ‘The turnpike company hss purchased astone crusher to be used on the secs tion between Centre Hall and the 7 Mts, Jti# a monstrous machine, weighisg four tons, with powerful iron jaws, that +ill chaw ap stones the size of a loaf of bread as readily as a boy will a chestnut. The muehine ean be set to break the stones into any desired sizes for use on with it manager Brisbin will amose himself in using vp stones at a big urday only 19 . 0, Benner. ) fitting overcoat. Lewis at the Philad. Branch will guarantee satisfaction in boots and shoes Mingle'sis the place: this direeticn, effected as in the Drag Store of ¥, Potts | | room has been repainted and papered Drug Store in the county —It will our friends when in town to call snd we can assure every one of a cordial ases or not. ~eTyrone is in an hour when graveyards yawn, attired in black, and deeply veiled. The seems to a revolver silently in their is the only uscomfortable faces, trait her This causes a very uneasy sensation tingle the nerves of more than one habitant of that city, Occarionally, and before moving the revolver, the ghost asks the accommod ition of a mitch, but for what parpose the giver never stops long enough to inquire. He has urgent tusiness elsewhere, sm—— A Spring Mills last week we had very pleasant weather, but mont bitish cold, Miss Lil Krise and Miss Garbrick, from over the mountain, speot Thankegiving at the formery’ home, st thie place, Miss Rebecen Grove bas gone to Lock Haven, where she will spend the winter. : Miser Blanche Duck and Maggie Condo, iwo of the finest young lad ies of our town, are always i their place of busines, every morning they Are soon going to the hill, Miss Blanche © the milliner store and Mim Maggie 10 the seamstress shop. Our merchant G. H. long Is happy over the arrival of & nine pound boy. W.B Krape expects 0 build a hotel st this place by the frst of April. Our town k= dull at present, My, Kate Leitsall and Mies Ida Condo are on the sick list. ss m———— VI - Hpsbs.osi Walnut Grove. Jacob Meyer and wife, W. H, Bolin and Mary Mays, George and Coma Durst represented this place at the reopening of the Reformed ocbureh al Houserviile, Our schoo! has changed teachers on acooun tof Mr. Polter’s health falling. Mr. Hoover of Shin gletown has now taken charge of the school, Visitors the past week were, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Korman, of Wolls store, M., Hiram Kath- erman and wife and J. J, Showalter all of Lau. relton and Miss Amanda Meyer of Boalsburg. John H. Meyerexpeciatogo #0 Spring Mills next monih to lear the art of milling with Wm, From, sorry to see you leave John, Daniel Bolo will make sale of futm stock and implements in the spring and move to Lemont, al loast 80 says rumor, Abraham Harshbarger and wife had & birthday party on Saturday evening for their daughter Lottie, and & very pleasant affair ft was. She received many preseals, Lloyd MeUiintio spent several days in Brush valley, last week, sn Marvied. CONFER-PAGE «On of Nov W, J. Thompson, J. P., Dav ater ang sie Ligzie CRO ~On the 17th of Nov. by Rev, nds Mr. Howard Croft Pine Grove Hi 5a hae Some : of : basis Mi Sok Mba db i Tie Vomian, aed 4 baer.) Mm A A Great Battle Is constantly goingon In the human system when you suffer with Consumption, Coughs or Colds; they strive to ruin health and drag victims 10 the grave. Take timely warning and use Pans Tos Cough and Consumption Care. Price 25 and cents. i £ i # be De, Loe's Liver Rogulator is a sure cure for Heartbum, Indigestion, all Complaints, Trial bottles free at We pay Salary iE We will open next week a I v € We would like you to call pare with others. fine line of (+ | () | 0) | Nine and see them and com * 0 OQ Telephone No, 633. HOLI ESENT The Holiday Season Orn hand, the can buy I at 1% public for presents. Ja lose th 1€ and at low figures, Pins, Ladies’ Vest and Pens and Pencils, etc. inspect my stock. It will worth inspecting. lL.adies’ and Ear Drops, Chains, Plated Neck Gents’ Vest Chains, Scarf lar Buttons, Gold lid of Come and They are i 54 BOSE horse will eat less to keep warm ’ e 5 [VE Ai — : bh JA M1 BA EXTRA TES FAVORITES, { and be worth fifty dollars more. CASH or its EQUIVALENT s—— To All Whom It May Concern Know ye that on and afier Sept, 15th, 1600, 1 will sell for CASH OR ITS EQUIVALENT ONLY! Having been doing a Credit business for 5 years, 1 find the patron who pays his billshas in a certain measure also to help pay the bad debe, elc, I am satis fied this will be beneficial to you and me Come and see that we are selling goods at cash prices i patronsge in the past and soliciting yoor foture trade, 1 sm Very Truly Yours, R. E BARTHOLOMEW, Centre Hall, Sept. 1, 1860, 3m The Breaker Remedies Com pany. From Hazleton Plain Speaker, Oct 26, 180 Those indefetigable pushers, the Breaker Remedies Company, compounders of Boone's famed remedies for stock, are bound to make our town famed throughout the land, however much the old momsback element would like 10 keep us secluded, Not eontent with having from six 10 twenty agents in every county from Central New York to Southern Maryland and West to the Allegheny Mountains to sing thelr praise they sre pressing on, bot alone new States and couniries to congu er but they propose to be heralded wherever Uncle Sam has a postoffice and to that end they ask the co-operation of wide awake boys, And right here Jet ns say 10 the boys who read this article, bostir yourselves and if possible get ino the swim, for from our knowledge of the promoters of the project, you'll not ragret it. Read, cut oul and return the slip in thelr advertisement and see what it will bring. 21 Fv SALE One mare eleven yours old, Ra family te arives single or double, weighs eleven hundred, for further particulars inquire at this office. SALE THE UNKDER- ,3 miles sin Fear! Tumcyville, fine . a Lact con Ounety #7 ACRES LAND, 0Oweety wi A oof hale oe A ry ne Fo at. 11 AO nde ood ar 1 Slow of culo 0 . or kl APPIY lo . W. RL FROM, Bottim Spring Mills, 04 SerGEes, Henriettas, | Stripes, Cloths, etc. Yarns in Columbia Germantown, Saxony, Span- lish, German Knitting and | Zeyhyr. Our 10 cent Saxony |is the equal of any 12 cent Saxony made. Compare it and see. Shoulder Capes from $2.50 to $10. Our full line of coats will anive. this week. At $4.50 we sell a stunner, but sizes are all broken up on that number now, but lots of more $20. We can say what there is not another coat house in town can say—that we did not carry one coat of last season's purchases over. Reason why, we bought the most stylish line at popular prices and not a misfit in the lot. Better for you and for us. : 3 cakes of Grand-Pa’s Soap for 25 cts. Askany one that uses it whether it is good or not and above all if the price is correct. We think it is low. Others offer inferior grades at same prices, but don’t touch them. Buy only the original, Bustles at 10, 135, 20, and 25 cents. Four styles in. Mantle Lambrequins. Writing Tab. lets from 4c up. Skirtings at all prices. nd to us for “GARMAN. Plaids, brands, w i i 8 and 0 x So ' '
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