THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED.KURTZ, "Eo
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Center HB sur, Pa, Tauors, Jan, 20,
Eprror and Pror'r
“THE RACKET”
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Bellefonte's Bargain Store.
i § Twin
It is Original and a copy of no
store in town.
sem} rum
Our town and country trade
is fast increasing. We sell
at one price only and that
the lowest.
ses) mnt
Kom and C us at No. 9 Cri-
der’s Exchange.
G. R. SPIGELMYER,
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Special Notice.
Court.
Court convened on Monday morning,
with Judge Furst and associates Riley
and Rhoads on the bench. Mr, J, A.
Ajikeus, of Bellefonte, was chossn fore~
man of the grand jary after eame had |
been polled. Beveral petitions were |
presented before the court upon which
Judge Furst in his
crime in the county was on the decrense,
and that the District Attorney had only |
three bills of indictment to lay before |
them and being rather iusignificant ones |
thought if they were expeditions they |
could be discharged from their duties |
the same evening, Application was |
made by Mr D, F, Fortney, esq., for ap-
pointmeant by the court of commissioners
relative to the sale of the stranded Cens
tre Iron Co’s., real estate. The court
postponed action,
The various county conslables were
then called and their reports presented
to the court,
The first case before the court for trial
was called on Monday afternoon. Com. |
monwealth vs. Samuel Cooper. for surety |
of peace, Action was brought by bis
wife. Several witnesses were called,
who testified they heard defendant
make threats against his wife, Defend.
ant denied same, and said he desired to |
gain possession of his little daughter, |
who was in possession of his wife. The
parties are from Philipsburg. The
court sentenced both parties to pay half |
goods regardless of cost. This is
bug, but a siraigh offer,
no hum
SIMON LOEB,
Widow Katie Darst, o
is seriously ill.
——Wm,. Coldrep, one of Lemont’s
—Don’t forget the lectures in the
6,
—Mrs, John Sankey, living west of
town was painfally injured by having a
horse tramp upon her loot,
—~~The Presbyterian Aid Society will
February 5th, at 2 p. m,
—Boota and shoes below actual cost
at Musser’s shoe store, Bellefonte, Get
a bargain before it is too late,
—Tickets for the lecture for sale at
Wolf's store, 15 cents—children under 12
years, 10 cents, under 6 y2ars, free.
— From last week's Jersey Shore
Vidette: Rev. W_H. Schoch tendered
gelical Lutheran Church of this place ou
Babbath last,
—Their will be no preaching at Tos«
seyvilleand Centre Hall next Sanday.
I will be absent from home, filling a va.
cant pulpit in an adjoining county.
W., E. Fiscuzs.
! —James M'Clenahea on Wednesday
hauled Bushman's safe, weighing over
threé tons from the hotel building to
his new store, with one horse, Jim
feels proud of the fest. It was a heavy
load.
~The Milton Record says: Rev. M
J. Carothers, whom we noted last week
as having been stricken with paralysis,
is, we are glad to note, improving, and
his friends have hope of his entire 1es
covery.
——Postal cards of a dainty color will
soon be sold by the postoffice depart
ment. The unaesthetic and janndiced
card now in use will give place to a
pretty liitle oblong tablet of all the sub-
ded tints in rose, blue and gold.
— Among some of the first official acts
of Governor Pattison was the attaching
of his official siganatare to the commis-
sion of Dr. H. W. Buckingham, of
Philipsburg Coroner of Centre county,
which act was done on Tharsday, the
22d inst,
-= «The Beliefonte and Eastern Rails
way may perhaps be completed in time
to give the Bugar Valley people an op-
portanity to attend the World's Fair at
Chica¢o in "93, but at present the pros-
pect is not very encouraging savs Sugar
Valley Journal,
—Ex-Mayor Sternberg, of Bellefonte
is going to Seattle, W. T., next spring,
where he has three sons, who write him
glowing accounts of that far-off country,
Bterney will goout and grow up with
that country, and make it Democratic,
~The revival is still in progress in
the Methodist church, conducted by Rev,
Hicks, The reverend gentleman has
met with very good success in the past
and we hope Lis labors in this place will
not be without a harvest in the conyers
sion of sinners,
~=—Last Saturday evening the Centre
County Bar Association held a banquet
at the residence of James H. Raokin, in
honor of Mr, Rankin having been a men
ber of that aesociation for fifty years.
They presented him with a handsome
gold watch and chain as a token of thelr
esteem,
r buuchiers of Philipshorg have
formed themselves into a social for the
purpose of protection. The system of
credit has been the source of mach loss
on their part as the result, as also to
those who earry cash for all they have
because charges are made to cover part of
losses through bad debis. Credit is to
be abolished after March 1st so that the
former lame ones may have the opportas
nity of making their arrangements ac.
cordingly. Uniform charges wiil also be
made for the several joints, so that qual.
ity of meat will hereafter be the stands
until sentence was |
Next case was Commonwealth ve. Rob-
j ort Devlin, charged with assaalt
| battery. Defendant testified that
ussisting a coustable to make an
and
he |
ar-
| rest in Phillipsburg and was corroboras=
| ted by constable, Jary found him not
guilty, and prosecator, Mr. Nevlin to pay |
Wis
| costs,
| Commonwealth va, Henry Pennington |
charge, assanit and battery and indecent |
assault upon Georgiava Beck. Defendant |
plead guilty to both indictments and the |
fine of $100, |
| costs of prosecution and nndergo an ime~
prisonment in the county jail for a pe. |
riod of one year,
Commonwealth vs.
was first case on trial Tuesday morniog.
Defendant plead guilty to indictment
and was sentenced to a fine of §25,, costs |
of prosecution and wvsoal allowance of |
money, ete.
The grand jury ignored bill va, Charles
Stewart and Peter May, charged with |
larceny, and put cos's on county,
Commonwealth vs. Frank Ingram,
charged with assanit and battery upon
wife. Defendant plead guilty, and was |
sentenced to pay fine of $1, costs of |
prosecution and enter bond to amount
of $100 as sar«ty of peace. This was the
last of commonwealth cares and court
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court sentenced him to a
Arther Rothrock |
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declared ready for civil cases,
The first case was thatof I. F. Wetz- |
ler use of Wiliam Harper vo C. M. Bow-
er, administrator of John Fetzer, de
ceased. Without goiog to trial a verdict |
was found for the defendant ia the sum
of $5013.67.
The grand jary completed their daties |
and made their report and received their
Jischarge ou Tuesday morning. lo their
report in substance, they condemned all |
the water closets in and about the pub |
lic premises and recommended making |
better arrangements for the accommoda- |
tion of ladies. They also advised the
removal of the iron fence enclosing the
court house yard, and of the telephone
pole down which the coh “ned murderer
Wilson slid and escaped. A bath room
was recommended lor the convenience
of the prisoners confined in the jail, and
condemned the practice of allowing vie
itors in the jail at all times and that two
days of the week be appointed as visit-
ing days only. Toey also recommended
some needed improvements about and i
in the court house, i
. ott ection
Communion Services,
The Communion will be administered
at Centre Hill on Sanday Feb. lst,
Preparatory service on Saturday morn-
ing at 10 o'clock, Baptisms on Saturday
morning, meeting of the Session on Sat.
trday morning. Opportanity for join~
ig the church on Saturday moraiog.
Special collection on Sabbath morning.
Arrangements for continuing services du.
ring the coming week will be announced
at the time of the meeting. All are wel
come. Hexgy 0, BaskerviLug,
Shot a Catamount.
On Toesday last while Jacob From and
Christ Durst were engaged in cotting
wood on the Durst tract on the moun-
tain, a short distance above town, they
discovered two catamounis and were
successful in trecing one where they
held it until one ame down to town
and gota gun when they sbot it, It
was large but not fat, showing that the
Winter kad been rather bard on the ani
mals. It attracted quite a great deal of
attention in town Tuesday evening
where it wai exhibited.
nla I AP cp conte :
~=A' big slaughter in Men's, Boy's
Children’s overcoats at 8, Loeb’s,
«= Good substantial clothing for very
little money at 8. Lioeb's
~The entire stook of Musser's shoe
‘tore, Bellefonte, mast be sold before
Feb. 1. There are bargains there,
Have you been to A, C. Mingle's
B.. rogkerhofl house
block? Never miss going there when at
Bellefonte, he always has something
i
Lecture. i
We call special attention this week to
Feb. 6, in
ry, of Cincinnati, O. The subject will
be “Life among the Germans,” covering |
home and vational life, —the every day |
living as contrasted with America, &o. |
Miss Parry enjoys an eaviable reputas
tion as a writer aad leswarer, is a grada~
ate of one of our best Seminaries, and
has added to her many accomplishments |
an extensive acquaintance with the
manners and customs of foreign nations,
through years of travel abroad. The lec:
ture cannot fail to please aad satisfy,
The proceeds are to go towards wipiog
out the remaining indebtedness on the
church bailding. We offer the people
a good thing for little money, and have |
a good reasan to ask for a large attend
ance. Admission 15 cents, children nn-~
W.E. Fr
. one
Short Pickups.
Reedeville is to havea new bank,
®
SCHER,
£49
Potatoes are $1.50 per bushel in Clear-,
fleld.
Daciel Runkle, of Spring Mills is on
the sick list,
Mrs, Aona Albright, of Millheim, had
A farmers’ allisnce was organized in|
Union county last week.
George Ulrich was appointed notary
pablie for Millheim , by Gov. Beaver,
The deepest bole ever bored into the |
The Union and Northumberland folks
had only six inches of snow Sunday 18, |
while we had 12 to 14 inches.
There is prospect of organizing a far- |
mers’ alliance in Centre county—some
prominent sgricultarists are favoring it |
A —
About Again.
The many friends of Gov, Curtin will
be pleased to know that the old “war |
governor” has recovered from his recent |
illness, and is able to he about again,
Some two weeks ago we found him stil} |
of being abletogoout in a few days. |
day. Altho too ill then to read the pa- |
pers, happily his estimable wife reads
nor keeps right up with the times, and |
in discassing the topics of the can |
80 |
day
Deadly <igarette Again
8 young son of T. C, |
Heims, a wealthy coal operator of Osce- |
8 home from the
State College Baturday, The whole side |
ion
of his face was completely paralyzed, the
Eagene is a grand son of Daniel Hess, of
Linden Hall, and » young man of prom- |
by the excessive use of the cursed cigar- |
elle. We know Eogene intimately, and !
were glad to see him growing into mans |
ly manhood, and we hope he may get
over his present trouble and give tos
bacco the go-by.
mites smssmbasens.
Closing Out,
Contemplating quitting business, the
olf boots aud shoes at less than actual
cost. The stock is all new and fresh
and every pair a bargain. They are
bound to dispose of the stock by Feb, 1,
and it will be your opportunity to bay
at nnprecedentedly low prices, Go at
once and secure a bargain before it is
too late,
A AAA
There are two things a fall-blooded
Indian cannot learn to do—box or
wrestle. He is all right as runner, jamp-
er and rougheand<tamble, but anything
like science puts him out. His way is to
bite and kick and pull hair and he can't
be broken in to stand up and take one
on the nose,
An Expensive Ticket.
Levi Eichole, of Dilisbarg, York coun.
ty, was arrested on Batarday for sending
money for lottery tickets to New Orleans,
Eicbolz was taken to Harrisburg and
held in $600 bail for a hearing before
United States Commissioner Wolfe.
RM MO HO 505.
Flood Money.
Hon, Ed. T. McNeelis presented a bill
weThe Y.M.C. A. r00" gs of lS
on the Association, This ianotonly
ons ———
=A good warm boot or shoe is need
wIt will not be if you
his
Personal.
i
week as traverse juror
—Mr. Daniel Horner, of Tusseyville,
came to Centre Hall on business Tues-
~Mr, William Bitner, of near Tussay-
with us this
—Mrs. Christ, Motz, of Woodward,
Mrs,
—Squire M. L. Rishell, of
Mills, lit up our sanctum with his pres
ence this wesk,
after an extended thro the New
Enzland states.
irip
— Will McCormick, of Tyrone, was in
this vicinity the last week. Will is a
friends here,
~Auctioneer James Leitzell, of Spring
Mille, was in town this week.
has the usual number of sales to cry this
spring and always gives satisfaction,
urday last, in our sanctum. Mr,
port was in Centre Hall,
-~ Mr,
in town on Tuesday.
George Dale, of Lemont, was
Mr. Dale was on
did
his
and noble
of
graoger
some day stand among the
of the order.
exhibits
fulfillment
He is a prominent
duties,
will
prominent’s
work in the
and
-
California.
The wonderful popularity of the Penn-
k
The space in the first train heing all
for the remainder of the
second tour, fixed for March
series,
3d, is an
in California at what many consider the
Madisonburg.
A Ocker's made a flying visit toe
Sunday,
Mr, Ira Shaffer, who left here six years ago
other relatives
in his big sled and
and also 4 number of our young ladies and gens
tiemen 10 his bore There were
his sled besides two sleighs, The
accompanied on the organ by Miss Gertie
Zeigler, which
very music, After the boys
were done playing, the party were served to all
kinds of refreshments, The boys say they all had
A good time and will always be glad to see Mr,
Feldler come,
Weare glad to say that Miss Ida Ocker
covered from her sickness
8. R. Gettig, our lively
good business at present,
made
some of the best
has re,
merchant, is doing
Bn
George Rachau and wife and Miss Carrie
chau were visiting at Penn Hall on Bunday,
iA ot
Penn Township.
John Kimport was to Williamsport to hunt a
He Intends to make sale spring and
| move Lo some city, Wm. Moser, of Penn Hall,
£5 8
iis
¥
ship
Mr. and Mrs, B,
ny on a visitd
The musical convention which was held
COsE
Mr.and Mrs, C, D,
sarabaugh , of Elernsly,
ing in this snd Brush Valley at
| they intend moving to Jersey Shore
Mr, George Hoyer has contracted to
by 35 feet, for J. H
art farm, of which
er sold his home
Maize,
Maize
g on his farm as &
up
J. H.Eimport is on the sick list.
NO one was surpri
that
sd when the news react
lhaere was no money ix @ county
Ie
every one foretold that. pew officia
5
I take ware and
| wre Democrats. Take our present
| 80 example
at
Millheim.
m Baum was in this pla
Baum has the
ibe snow that fe
night was about 4 inches in depth, just en
io give the mow shovel brigade a Ught job o
Miss Effie Harter, of Canton, Ohio, was seen
our sires Saturday, she is the guest of
Mr EM, Campbell, on West
Harter is 8 very intelli
| young lady
Mr, and Harter are ene
their daughter, Mm. Lizzie Kurzenknats
risburg, at their pleasant home
Mrs. Jonathan
on East
*
Anns Albright bad a
yale, which
IY severe stroke «
Names are being registered
g
i
The magoificented appcinted
ntinental trips
For itineraries and tickets apply with
ont delay {io (300, Ww. 3
General Pass:nger Ageots Philadelphia
delphia, or 849 Broadway, New York.
-
Special Announcement.
We have made arrangements with Dr
ties on the Horse and his Disease,
which will eaable all our sobscribers to
obtain a copy ofthat valuable work
by sendiag their address (enclosing a two.
cent stamp for mailing same) to Dx
J. Kexpsrr Co., Exossvecn Fairs, Vr
This book is now recognized ss standard
authority upon all diseases ol the horse,
as its phenomenal sale attests, over four
million evpies having been soid in the
past ten years, a sale never before reach.
ed by any publication in the same period
of time. We feel confidert that our
patrons will appreciate the work and be
glad to avail themselves of this opportu
nity of obtaining a valuable book.
It is necessary that you mention this
paper in sending for the “Treatise.”
free
short time,
million dictum a
~eShirts, underwear, hats, caps
trunks and valises at cost. —8. Loeb.
ee Fob.6,7 p.m. is the time of the
lecture in the Lutheran church at Cen
tre Hall,
~The entire stock of Musser’s shoe
store, Bellefonte, must be sold before
Feb.1, There are bargains there.
~ef(iive Lewins, Bellefonte, your or-
der for a suit. He bas one of the most
experienced cutters to behad., A fit is
guaranteed,
— Jay Gould's daily income is said to
be about $§7.500. But this is rather small
compared to Rockefeller, who is suppos-
ed to receive $18,000 or Astor, who gets
$23,000 daily, even Cornelius Vanderbilt
who has to get along with $15,000 eyery
24 hours,
I
Married.
Plamaaion Dec. the Renngelionl Rersgnage. tn
ton 28.1800 a Kh
Elmer G lof Logan th, dnd Miss
NH
Lamey, of tow
Augustine—Tyson. At the Evengelioal parson.
S80 opamon ven. 167 by ae wae.
both of Green township, Clinton county. :
Frank At the home of John G.
i hy Sh ST
waship, Clinwn county, :
a
Died.
Hl Beman, aged 1) peur + month pain, Sisties
A Yankee Frightened.
A well known sheriff, who lives in Maine, hed
given up to die with whet his
.
band Xo. .
i serenade
ave Lu
lan
hres excellent price
ire
you, we will
Call again be
wooo
>
Walnut Grove.
R
Conor
Those in stlendance st Tusseys
| this week are Betlle Kizaport, (
{| Moyer and George Durst, they pron
| FLUO
David Meyer, of Centre Hall, met with
islortune lant Wednesday morning, while «¢
{ ing across the cross roads, his horse
{ the track which caused one rauner of the
got out of
10 gel on ibe banks, the sleigh was upset and he
hores started off at break neck ire
Mr, Meyer several rods, the horse got away ft
him and ran 0 the saw mill where it
i caught
Th pany at Samuel
Durst’s, near Old Fort, on last Monday night, say
they had a very nice t
tertained, the crowd numbered about 61
Mary Maize has gone to visit her
Manor Hill
The mumps have been making thelr rounds
through here the past few weeks, some
quite sick with them
Jemne Markle hiss
time
speed,
n
e folks who attended the
ime, and were royally en
become
Deen quite sick some
messi ——
A Tremendous Sensation.
The burning of a Mississippi River
causes considerable excitement in New Orleans
Just think of the astonishment which Dir,
Liver Regulator has caused by curing Dyspopsia,
Billousness, Indigestion and Constipation. Don’t
fall to try it, Trial bottles free,
| When people suffer pain, they wanto be cured,
and quickly, two. Nothing equals Red Flag Of
for all pain, Price ZDoents. At J. D. Murray's
Drug Store.
Bieam boat
Lee's
Tribute of Respect.
Al 8 meeting of Progress Goatige, held at Cen
tre Hall, Jan. 24,1801, the following resolutions
relating to the death of James C. Ruble, whose
sudden and unexpected demise occurred Jan. 3,
1801, were adopled:
Whereas, It having pleased the Grand Archis
tect of the Universe, to summon to a state of end
Jess duration, our worthy brother, James C. Ra »
bile, we, while bowing with submission to the
inevitable decree that “The dust shall return to
earth, an it was, and the spirit shall return unto
God, who gave it,” deeply deplore the severance
of anotoer link from our fraterse! chain,
Therefore, Be It resolved, that we extend to
the bereaved family and mourning friends, over
whom sorrow hiss hung her sable mantle, our
sincere sympathy, and pray that Infinite goods
ness may bring speedy relief to thelr burdened
hearts, and inspire them with the comsolation
that hope in foturity and faith in God give, even
in the shadow of the tomb,
That a copy of these resolutions be presented
to the family of our deceased brother, and also
be published in the Farmer's Friend and county
G. NM . BOAL,
W.R, NEFF,
R. D. FOREMAN,
EG
BERIFF'S SALES BY VIRTUE OF BUN.
dry writs of Fieri Facias issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Centre county, to me
tretcounty, on Baturday , the Bist day of January,
1591, the lollowing property, viz
All those three certain tracts or parcels of land
situated st Coburn, in Penn township, Centre
One thereof hounded on the east by land of Ja.
west by land of Henry
rit by land of Andrew Biover's
oth by lands of Adan Kers
Feidler, on the
hedrs, and on tt
Another thereof bounded ou the north by public
road, on the east by land of Jacoh Everts estate,
Meyer and Motz, snd on
Lisenhuth, oontain-
@ more or less, thereon
I dwelling house and
1
ing one-fourth of an s
erecied astory and
A ARG
dod on the east by
iy on the west
And the other thereon! boar
Vine Creek , on the south b
1 Lhe
$e de
oiher land of the de
tion and to be sold as Lhe pr
AlLBG
All that certain ploce of land situated in Sprin
Centre Ya., bounded an
ried as Woiiows Gg BL B&B post on
vest side of exter non Allegheny street leading
vw fenced olf 40 feet north
ry and at corner of of
k, thenoe in = sternly direction J
1 alley, between the berein de
lands of Robert Valeotine, thence
Lion along saidaliey 40 feet to
of & Buck, thence in an casternly
direction slong live of suid lot 200 feet more or
EHS 10 sald exe i Vegheny street,
in a souther ong suid street 200
# about 40 feet
of E. J. Box
rf
A
thence
feet
on
an
iw
tothe p
neEsusge lenement
gh of Cen
W
5.00 REWARD, 2 aan
0 10 any person or persons who will
Or pariies of
13 1 ssion owned
i sides he
beginning a1 the
by J
I
ropike
aed that certain
, have tresspassed
pel evIGenre ix
hereby cage
OLF & SOX
} BAW
hem.
ED, «
ine and
.BOBER.
sober, Centre Co
Pa.
We pay Salary
wes to LIVE AGENTS mon or won
No drones wan Work steady yer ronun
ood pay for part time.
Experience nol peaded Rend
J. Bveesy Wn
1 exper
chester,
Purse Setts, Manicure and
Toilet Cases, Photograph, Let-
ter and Card Cases, Pin Cush-
ion Frames, Bureau, Side
Board and Stand Covers, Fur
and Plush Capes, Ladies’
Coats from $3 to $10. Serges,
Surrah and Dress Cloths, Hen-
riettas, make lovely Christmas
presents. Nothing makes a
mother happier than an ele-
gant Henrietta dress.
Fire Screen, Umbrella
Stands, Hanakerchief Cases,
Cups and Saucers. A beauti-
ful Muff in a dozen styles of
fur. * Fur Trimming, Silk
Beaver and Feather Trimming.
GARMANS.
Bellefonte.