THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED.KURTZ, Eprror and Pror'r
“TERMS;-One year, $1.50, when paid in ad
vace. Those in arrears subject to previous
terms. $2 per year,
Advertisements 20 cents per line for 8 inser
ns.and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion,
Centre Hur, Pa,
Tauors, June 11,
RACKET STORE
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BeLLEroNTE, JUNE
Just in. !
and cotton Challis.
Plaids, Stripes and Mulls,
Chantilli and Spanish Lace
Flouncings and Demi Flounc-
ings, Trimming Laces, all
width. The new Silver, Gold
and Oxydised Guimp. The
largest and best assortment of
late style Dress Goods in the
city, An immense assortment
of Gloria Silk Umbrellas and
Sun Shades, lace covered and
fancy plaid all Silk Parasols.
Our Shoe Department occu-
pies a space 20x40 feet and is
a very interesting part of ‘the
Store for Racket Buyers.
NEWS !
4, 1891,
A new line all wool
Fast Black
LOCAL ITEMS.
—Mrs, D. J. Meyer in
Rebersburg this week,
— Straw berries have been in marke
the last few weeks.
is visiting
—Cherries are near ripe bereabouts
and are qn ite plenty too
was in
— Daniel Boho, of Lemont,
town Wednesdsy moroing
—Charles Kurtz, of
Democrat spent Sunday at home.
— Mr, James Schofield, of Bellefonte,
will take his departure for Ireland next
week.
— Mrs. Daniel Kreamer, of Reberse-
burg, is again improving from her re-
cent illness.
—Mrs. A. 8. Kerlin has beautified
her lawn by several flower beds in shape
of stars.
—F. M. Huyett had the stately lo-
cust tr: e felled on the corner in front of
his residence,
~Mr, and Mrs. John Camp, of Mils
roy, Pa, are visiting their son, W. R.
Qamp, in Centre Hall.
left Wednes-
day morning for a trip to Philadelphia,
Hanover and other cities,
—The Bellefonte Daily News contin.
ues to grow brighter and more newsy
every issue, and is a credit to the town.
— New cabbage has made its appear-
ance and is not deemed as economical
as a filling for a stomach of a slim purse.
~All crops have taken a new start—
since the recent rain, and sn abundance
of everything seems ahead.
Commissioner Jim Strohm took a
week's vacation, spent the time with his
parents and relatiyes in and about Cen-
tre Hill
~{Cyrus Brumgard's massive form,
of Millheim, circulated among friends,
which are many, in Centre Hall, on
Taesday.
——(jaorge Benner has removed his
store bailding from across the street to
the foundation on his lot io front of the
station building.
— Mr. E. Graham one of Bellefonte’s
oldest citizens, died on Tuesday noon.
He was aged about eighty years and was
the father of a large family.
~The friends of Dr. Laurie, pastor
of the Presbyterian charch of Bellefonte,
before he left on his visit to Scotland,
presented him with a purse of $300.
Street paving means substantial,
lasting and well graded streets at some
little cost at first, hat a large saving of
money in the end,
—The Mt, Gretna farmers’ encamps
ment will be held from August 16 to 22,
Thirty acres of cleared space will be add-
ed to the area devoted to the exhibition
of machinery.
~M iss Sue Neff, formerly of Centre
Hill, but the past few years living at
Freeport, 111, arrived in this place last
Friday morning for a visit among friends
and relatives,
wef, P, Wieland has gone to Twos
the clerical work in the office of the
Hughes and Guthrie Lumber Company.
Philipsburg Daily Journal,
~Beliefonte’s flaring three sheet
posters, heralding their celebration on
the 4th of J uly , are meeting one’s eye
in different parts of thetown. All Penns
valley will turn out en masse on that
day and as usaal, our neighbor can ex.
pect a large crowd,
weeThe Bellefonte Farnace Co., whose
plant has lain idle for many months will
be put in operation again in a short
time. The works will give employment
to about 700 men. This move has been
anxiously awaited by Bellef onte,
wf lady in the northern part of
Missouri ouly received six votes for
County School Commissioner, She
offered a reward of 850 if the depositors
of the v tes would reveal their names to
her. The same day she offered the re.
ward 780 men called and told her they
voted for her, She saysshe will contest
the election if she convicts half the conn
ty for lying.
Bupposed to be Wilson.
Many arrests have been made the last
few months for Wilson, the murderer of
Harry Waterhouse, who escaped from
the county jail ome time ago, but all
turned out to he the wrong man, In
the last arrest made however, there
seems to be grounds for thinking at last
the right man has been secured. Io our
last issue we made mention of the fact
that District Attorney Meyer had receiv-
ed information from Madison, Wiscon-
gin, that a man was under arrest in that
town who apswered perfectly the des
scription of Wilson, in height, weight,
color of hair, tatoo marks, etc, Mr,
Meyer sent as minute a description of
the man as was possible to send and a
request for a picture of the man confined
there,
On Taeaday morning Mr. Meyer
ceived a photograph of the mau, from
the authorities at Madison, and it has
been adjudged by all who have seen it,
and those familiar with the
re~
conntenence
likeness of him, The features are ident
ical and the description is exactly that
of Wilson.
Wilson's traits and refused to
picture taken, and it had to ba done un
der protest, The authorities at Belles
fonte, if it will be remembered
80 nnable to get a likeness of Wilson, us
he baffled all attempts in that
, were al
graph in which it was stated that the
man under arrest confessed
stated
who committed the deed
marks
similar to
He explained the tatoo
arms which were
Wilson's, as being
man after he got away, so that
those of
it would
the authorities and neither
could then be identified. When |
yraed bis picture was wanted be said
coufase
8 Was
be would sooner have it sent in here
& man to Madison to
identify bim, as he had grown consideras
bly heavier and they would be unable to
recognize him from the likeness
If be gi
ceived from Madison, there
but that the man confived there is Wil
son, and District Attorney Meyer wi
investigate still further and the proba
bility is that some one be sent out
to Wisconsin to identify hi The gen~
eral img seems to b
been ap-
be brought
than have come
redence can ven the facts res
is little d
will
m,
yression however @
that the right man has
prehended and will
Al ast
speedily
in
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Judge Walls Dead
Judge John Walle, of
Union connty, died Friday
ock at the U
at Phil adelphia, fail
gon W, C. Walls, and Judge Bae!
sident Judge Ww alls, son inlaw,
sent at the las: and they accom panied
the body to Lewisburg.
Twelve years ago Judge Wa
right band amputated, a ca
attacked that member
threatened to extend to
though 79 years of age when this
done, the Judge learned to
his left band and was able to conduct his
busivess in that way without much ios
convenience, Four weeks ago a oan.
cerous growth appeared on the right
cheek and two weeks later the Judge
had this removed by Dr. Agnew. He
recovered apparently from the effects of
the operation and was preparing to res
turn home when attacked by heart fail-
ure to which he succumbed.
Hea was 91 years of age and was looked
upon as a landmark in the history of his
county.
Mr. Walls had deen chosen Senator
and Judge by the people of his county
and district and was one of the most
highly esteemed citizens of the interior
of Fengaylvania,
to justice for his he ns crime
Lewisburg’
afternoon at
1 o'¢ Hospital,
ire. His
er, Pre
were pre,
aiversily
of heart
lahad his
neer having
and
the arm,
which
Al-
was
write with
. >
A Delegation,
The Daily News says that word was re.
ceived from Centre Hall
on the fourth of July and participate in
the celebration.
this place represent our blooming town
throngh.
given a good position in the line of pa
fonte’s celebration on the Fourth.
i oe
Fishing Party.
A fishing party went down to Paddy |
mountain tunnel on Wednesday morn®
Kartz, A, L. Katherman, A, H. Harter,
W. E. Fischer and W, IL, Kurtz; taking
the morning train and returning In the
evening. They were loaded with lots of
good things to eat and (there we pretty
nearly gave the racket away.) and had a
royal big time, bringing home a few fish
which were accidentally caught,
a —n
we (iive Lowins, Bellefonte, your or-
der for spring end summer clothing and
you will not regret it. Low prices and
no shoddy.
we. A full line ol spring clothing has
been received at the Philad. Branch,
Bellefonte, and can be purchased at very
low prices, One of the best outters is in
the employ of Lowins and a perfect fit
gusranteed.
Will They Do It?
Since the mone crusher is here and set
up would it not be an excellent idea for
tha council to authorize the etreet com.
missioner to caver our street with crash:
od stove and {ix them vp in a somewhat
decent shape ? Several
through town to the depot.
full of ruts and large stone and in a
shameful condition, It isstill owned by
the pike compeny who are brazen brows
ed enough to collect toll for eame, and
make no effort whatever to keep the
same in a respectable condition, The
council should bring them to terms or
have them returned for collecting toll.
Patience has almost ceased to be a virtue
in this ma'ter and the citizens have put
up with it for several years in hopes this
end of the road would be put into condi
tion for driving. Let the borough take
it off their baods as should be done, as
{ will be the case eventually, and repair it
| in general. Some no doubt will kick on
the matter regarding the cost, but the
borough as yet we believe, is not bank«
| rupt and can stand the small item,
| money can be spent by the council to a
| better advantage and to the approval of
| the citizens than taking this in charge
it a credit to the town.
i Will the council act and yoice the senti
{| ments of the public in general? Let us
We await the ac-
tion of the council in this matter and
| earnestly hope they will stand up for the
and making
have decent streets.
| rights of the town.
“ ¥ Kotte
Street Commissioner Danberman who
has been at work on the new street to
{ the on Monday, put
depot, the stone |
to work for the street,
litne stone at a great
smashing stone
Itchaws up the
rate and
orce of about eight men
I'he street will soon
1 the broken
present outlook wil
The small b
bas been cut
af
i LO gratify
| sred wit
illin
about two
been
shall
down
other parts have also properly
graded. The council
terian church and have the top lowered
several feet,
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Fishing in “Prive Fonds
a ,
ihe Joll
~
hp
XS Suteual
ah
wing is the
fishing
ig i
The act of
nds or streams;
ird, 1878, under which
are protected
Section
n private p
June
private streams
plain 21 pro~
vides as { “Any person trespass
ing on any lands for the purpose of tak.
ing fish from any private
ym the sabject.
lows
pond, stream
notice being posted adjacent to such
pond, stream or spring. shall be deemed
guilty of trespass, and in
damages recoverable by
bie to the owner, lessee or occupant in a
penalty of $100 for every auch offense.”
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Providing For Fmergencies.
The Pe
bas made another departure
viding for emergencies,
are unavoidable and frequently cause
serious delay to railroad traffic. To over-
come the inconvenience attending such |
in pros |
Budden De ath
The community near Madisonburg
was shocked on Saturday morning by
the intelligence of the death of Mrs,
Yearick, the wife of Rev, Bamuel Years
ick, living in close proximity
sonburg.
feeling slightly ill, started for the house
and seated herself in a chair and requests
ed a dose of medicine from a member of
the family, Her request was complied
with, but little thought was given to
any seriousness of her sudden illness
and she waa left alone in the room for a
few minutes, when a noise was heard
therein, and investigation revealed Mrs.
from her chair to the floor dead.
being caused by paralysis of the heart,
for some time, being troubled with a
confined to the house. Her husband
Rev. Bamuel Yearick, a retired minister |
of the Evangelicul church, is at present |
time seriously ill with dropsy and is
confinedjto his bed in consequence,
The funeral took place
morning and was one of the largest yet
that section. The interment
being made at Yearick's charch,
two miles west of Madisonburg. Four
ministers of the Evangelical church acts
ed an pall bearers. She was aged over
sixty yours,
on
a
Mystarious Disappearance.
On Friday May 15th,
ver, residing in Hartley twp., northwest |
of Hartleton, Unioh co., started away
from home looking for a job of work, He
went toward Baffalo
ful. He was last seen going in the direc.
tion of his home, about 4 o'clock in the
afternoon of the same day.
be bas not been heard of, His wife and
relatives are greatly troubled by his
mysterious disappearance
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Good Looks,
Good looks are more than skin
depending upon a healthy condition of
all the vital organs. If the Liver be in-
active, you have a Bilious Look, if your
deep,
| peptic look and if your Kidneys be
affected you have a Pinched look, Re.
core good health and youn will have good
looks. Electric Bitters is the
terative and Tonie acts direcily on these
vital organs. Cares Pimples, Blotches,
Boils and gives a good complexion. Sold
at J. D, Murray's Drugstore, 50c, per bot.
| te,
great ale
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Bees Stop a Train
A swarm of bees, near Hontimgdon,
| caused a temporary cessation of treffic
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, last Wed:
pesday, While a freight train was
passing the farm of M. K. Myton above
| that city, a swarm of bees settled in the
| and fireman from their posts.
| train had been stopped a long line of |
| freight was kept waiting until the owner
affected their removal. More than
| bushel of bees were in the swarm,
-
Will Cement It
pian of placing a spare rail,
planted perpendicularly in the ground at |
every mile along its main tracks,
for instantaneous use,
CA A
Mast Provide Seals.
By a recent eaactment of the Legislas
ture, all jastices of the peace will here-
afler provide for themselves and use a
seal of office, to be affixed to all affidas
vita, transcripts and other official papers,
The seal shall beasimilar to the one used
| by notaries public, except that around
the outer edge shall be the name of the
justice, his county and the words justice
of the peace.
i»
Not Se in Centre Hall,
While standing on one of our prominent
thoroughfares, the subject of vacant resi.
dences came up for discussion. In look
| ing about, eight vacant houses could be
iseen. Yet the Bellefonte landlords in-
gist in extorting monstrous rents from
the tenants, That is the way to build
up a town .—Bellefonte Centre Democrat,
Mii
Rare Oecurrance
Four men happened to meet at Belle-
| the same month, March. of the year 1819,
| They were William Foster and J. B,
| Bauers, of State College; John Thompyon,
| of Martha Farnace, and James H. Ran
| kin, of Bellefonte.
SM
Finger Mashed
John Meyer was unfortunate enough
| on Monday to have his middle finger on
the right hand badly erushed, at Linden
Hall. He was assisting in loading a oar
of lumber and a heavy piece of timber
fell upon his finger with the above res
salt,
i MPI HP ARRON
To Wed,
A marriage license was granted in
Blair county to Rev. Frank W. Leidy,
pastor of the Pleasant Gap Methodist
Episcopal charge, and Miss Grace E.
Burleigh, of Tyrone.
*
Woodland Coal,
Two car loads Woodland coal just re-
ceived mt Kurtz & Son's mill.
| ry to live the reservoir inside to make it
{ hold water, but they were disappointed
{ and have met with earth only of a grav-
It will be necessary now to wall
with cement. This will be an expense
a good job of it and one that will last,
nid riff emcees
Near Completion.
The frescoing of the
church is nearly completed in the main |
andience room and very preity it is too:
It was performed by knight of the brush, |
D. F. Luse, who bas skill in that!
line. Ata recent meeting of the build:
ing committee it was decided to cover!
the floor of the church with carpet. The |
ian brethren will be for the purchase of
a bell,
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Fora New Trial.
Messrs Kress & McCormick, attorneys
for Charles Cleary, have applied for a
third trial for their unfortunate client,
| who bas been twice convicted of murder
| in the first degree, They have file]
| their reasons seven in number, for ask-
ing that Cleary should have another
show for his life.
1 AIO———— 1
Sentenced for Carrying a Revolver,
At Williamsport Judge Mayer, who is
holding court for Judge Metzger, sent”
enced a fellow to the penitentiary for
carrying a revolver on his person. The
individoal was considerably surprised,
but the law forbids the carrying of cons
cealod weapons. He will know better
when he comes out of prison.
Mi,
Five Confirmed.
Last Banday morning Rev. Baskerville
of the Presbyterian church, confirmed
five new members into the Centre Hall
congregation at Centre Hill,
A Rolling Stone
Gathers no moss; neither does the dust
light on the Philad. Branch’s new stock
of clothing for spring and sammer, ae
customers keep it moving at “Nigures | Lovee
Train 12 on Pennsylvania ¥, RB.
The new passenger train which was
placed in service on the
m., Millersburg 6,16 p. m
Watsontown to and from all
Wilkesharre & Western
Bunbury for all points
Railway.
Scranton 9.01 p. m.,
pee
Haz'eton via Nesco-
7.56 p. m., Pottsville 905 p.
20p. m.,
im, ar-
on Bummit Branch R,
Williamstown 7.30 p.
, Baltimore 10.40 p. m., Chambers.
| Pittsburg 2am,
| Bellefonte 2 p. m, connecting at Mon
Wilkesbarre 3.12 p. m,
Fast
West,
The public will
nections made at
all junetion
21 is a great
legions can now leave Wilk
connecting at Sanbury with
Express, arriving at Williamsport 1
| &. returning,
same day on new train at 4 p.m
g
hed
m.,
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Guaranteed Cure for La Grips
We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell you Dr, King's New Diseover? for
Consumption, Coughs and Cold, upon
this condition.
La Grippe and will use this remedy
¥ to
directions, giving it a fair trial, and ex.
perience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded.
We make this offer, because of the
wonderful success of Dr, King's New Dis
covery doring last season's epidemic.
| Have heard of no case in which it failed.
Try it. Trial bottles free at J. D. Mors
ray’'s Drug Blore, S0c. and
$1.00.
Large size
i > "
Thuy Have No Debt
There are eighteen counties in Penn.
gsyivania that have
Lehigh,
no debt,
Cameron, Centre,
Colombia, Erie, Forest, Franklin, Green,
Lawrance, Mercer, Montour, Perry, Pike,
Ballivan, Susquehanna, Wyomirg and
| York. The Combined debt
other counties is $568 070;
a
They are
Beaver,
of all
vd,
To Take the
On Monday afternoon a large hack
load and several carriages, along with a
baggage wagon passed through town
| with nail workers aboard, co their way
to Lewistown at which place they will
take the places of striking nail workers,
| They were from Bellefonte acd about |
thirty in number,
- - A
A Balary.
Places of Strikers.
With
to anyone who is now out of em
| ployment, especially where no previous |
| experience is required to get the posis
If you want a position, see ad
| vertisement on page headed,
{to Make Money.” June 11 4 ¢,
- a -
The Furnace in Blast,
| fonte, started their fires on Wednesday.
| These works will give employment to |
| 500 men and the monthly pay roll will
ness interests of Bellefonte considerably.
wa fp of A:
Cigarette Polson,
lobert Flory, of Williamsport, accord-
| ing to the Sun, is seriously
| has indulged for eleven years, smoking |
i from fen to twenty of the disgusting |
| things per day. His physician says he |
{ has so poisoned his system that nothiog |
| more can be done for him.
a ———
Life's Mistakes.
! and arrived at the conclusion that there are four.
een of them,
which always ends in death; check it in time,
and save life by use of PausTina Cough and Cons
sumption Care, Price 25 cents. Trial bottles
froent) DD, Sharthy’ ¥ Drug Store.
ing goods? Lewins, at the Philad. |
Branch, Bellefonte, can save you consid
erable money.
Spring Mills.
Mrs. Beezer, of Bellefonte, spent several days
with relatives here last week.
Miss Mary Zeigler spent last week at Bellefonte
with her sister, Mrs, Bartges.
Q uite a number of certificates were granted at
the examination at this piace last Thursday.
Mrs, William Allison has gone to New Yor: to
visit relatives,
Mrs, Kate Kramrine spent a day at Rebersburg
last week,
Mrs. Brachbill, of Bellefonte, is circulating
among friends here.
Mrs. B.C. Nearhood has returned after a weeks’
visit with her parents al Rebersburg,
A Kind Friend,
1s what they call that Famous Remedy, Red
Flag O11, it quickly cures Rbeumatism, Nearals
gia, Cats, Bruises, Burns, Sores, and all pain, It
fa good for man or beast,
No other medicine has won for itself such con
fidence as Dr. Leo's Liver Regulator, Ii is the
best contbination for the cure of all 3 K¥idy and
Liver Complaints, Trial boltles free at J, D
which captivate all,
Murray's Drug Stare,
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoris,
When she ad Children, she gave them Castoria,
Grain Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON
While WhSRE......cc.cocriiccossnsines we 9B
4 0
Lye
Corn, ears...
Corn, shelled.
Produce at Stores.
Butter
lard a
shoulders ......
Consumption Cured,
An old physician, retired from practice, havs
ing had placed in his bands by sn East Indian
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
ail throat and Lung Affections, also & powitive
and radicel cure for Nervous Debility snd all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its won-
felt it his duty Wo make it known 10 bis suffering
ows, Actustied by this motive and a desire to
relieve human suffering, 1 will send free of charge
to sll who denire it, this recipe, in German,
rench or Euglish, with full directions for pres
pRring and using, Feut by mall by addressing
naming this paper, W. A. Novis,
B20 Powers® Block, Rochester, N.Y,
nar 1 y
We pay Salary
and expenses 0 LIVE
drones wanted
AGENTS men or women.
Work steady year round snd
Good pay for part time, Fine out
Experience not needed. Bend referens
3. Ev WaitsEY, Ko
ono
i free,
GENE
This firm is pe riectly
¥y responsible
Ambush.
1 dec 6m
The Enemy In
Every one knows that at this
year disease lies io ambush, ever ready 10 pounce
the weak. Ard any fairminded
i tell you tbat the iy
én in keepi DR the systemn Lhoroug
he use (Dot abuse] of & reliable
reds of Wnts are advertised
L experience shows that & pure
ihe only one 10 be depen
Bliver Age ‘and * 3
UI ie ra swWor
fidavit mu
ils for $1.
scason of the
age makes
ds Bre Warrsan-
£3 ilmon r
0 His stock of
is acknowledged 10 be
1 Lhe state. Goods ship.
~ fo tr calslogoe
paper MN
, Pa,
ARM FOR BAL} A DEEBIEAERI]
situsted in Potter township
inkle, Jr containing 55 acres an
menstire. The said farm u
E FARM
wilh of W
ad 06 perches,
nder good sists of
Gings, waler, timber and
Boa agent
Centre Hall,
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HR
heat
TO MAK E
and Kxp METIBE Pa
HAXCE
ing been
1. be would
os LOE * x g 1h
juest all person ee
#3 10 the estate 3
a those havi ng
Our opinion is that some
groceries have about reached
bottom, therefore, it might be
well for all to look up their lai-
| der.
It is hardly possible for su
| gars to go any lower, Try us
Evaporated fruits have also
Ask to see
18,
There is no better brand of
canned corn or tomatoes in the
‘market than the “Superior,”
| true to the name. Try it.
Canned Peaches, Apricots,
Take a peep at our
JOB COUNTER
you will likely see something,
“just what you want” at less
than half price.
Stop in and give us your or-
der for any article you wish,
not usually carried in this val.
ley, and we will be glad to or-
der it for you, atno additional
expense to you.
Ve have a line of catalogues
by which we can serve you al-
most as well as tho the goods
were in our hands,
WM. WOLF & SON.