Pes noes
THE CENTRE
FR ED. KURTZ
ttnirok and Prav's
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NEWS.
C RNTRE B ALL, 0
R. ACKET
Pa., Tnurs,
STORE
to the
Sea-
The store 1 specially adapted
]
Great American Holiday
SOn
We have made ecira prepara
fons for the event and when we
tell U that “ The Racket”
IR asily
t year, U
the immense
this year
Liviee as if
large as Was
can form an idea of
varie ty 10¢ lave open
for your inspection.
Everything U ean possibly thin
And regular
(Jur PTLeE £ / 18
always under
often
Dice
less than most storekeepers
]
they sell
3 ’
nere 18 no quch
Centre County.
1 ~
U Come
a wd don't
pay,
let alone what at) and
assortment in
to
“Phe
Holi
at
look through
- y «
Rackel” before making vows
NUF CED.
G. R. SPI
SHEM SPIGELD
(ITEMS
Hides Wanted.
Spangler & Co. pay cash for hides.
-Hon, W_ A. Murray,
Tuaesday
of B valsburg,
10 Centre Hall,
-Sell your pork and beef to —C. P,
Long, Spring Mills,
Mr,
den ia
and Mrs,
pent Wed
~The mother of agent Arh.
Daniel Hess,
own.
Kather-
ieaday int
sited her son ast week,
Frank Crawford and
at Laurelton on
family visits
edd Unesday > their for
mer residence
Fx Commissi fohn
Miles township, tor in Centre
Hall on Tnesday
1
Was a piessant
Was §
Andy Stiffler, of Centre Hill
vi itor at the Rerorrtsr
office a few days ago.
(3et one quici--oue of those
inle
style, bandsowely made overce the
*hilad
yale at
ranch,
4
Aneffortison footin U
iges of to
Dion coun.
iree the br
ty to
them f
and open
r pubiie
LE
HE | fonte tele-
phoue company, was in town Monday
adjusting the lien
— There
in
are iwi
O
©
confined the
Every cell 18s ocenp
-The reason we lead the shoe trade
hie people for
bargain. ~—iMing'e
8 because we Dear sat
a genuine Bellefonte
—{Fates B.
of Phi
suicide in Y
Mr.
attending
Weiser, a former resident
committed
this week,
burg, this ¢
ick, Pa
and Mrs. Jos
unty,
ne day
bna T. Potter are
the meetings of the State
Grange which is at Harris
bu
in session
rig this week,
E ni
Ay
wr
i
1 . : very
Pleasant
and
Agreed
(zap,
Mra,
has
W.H
bin young
been the guest of Mr
Rankle, the past week
d
evening,
np
ht ear Oak
the
we A freig railed at
Hall Thersday
wreck train was
w An
inst and
brongh from San~
bury to repair damages,
we Fix press and mail business begins
£3 pick tp as the holidays An
been
approach,
additional mail and express car has
wedded to th inal
D. H. Hastings
is gnite ill with billions fever and noone
SIooTuing weal,
Lhe wife of Gen.
is ad mitted to her roc except the nurse
and members of the The lady
is gradoally improving
family.
wees Hie office of ush Huse,
Bellefonte, has undergone repairs and
been refurnished, and now looks hand-
somer and more wviting than ever, It
is a popular hostlery,
the
Yon certainly cannot go amiss if,
when in Bellefoute, you make your pars
chases of shoes, etc., at Powers Shoe
store. A reliable firm with many years
experience,
wo), Edd. Proner recently purchas
ed the old McA lis «er residence in Belle”
foute, for $10,000. Iv 1s his intention to
remodel ibe building and make it a
handsome residence,
woes Messrs CO. J, Fiokie aad A. N,
Finkle, two very pleasant gentiemen of
Spring Mills, were in Ceutre [all on
Wednesday alerason. Daring their
stay ia town they fund time to pay
their respects to the Rerurree office,
ned, W. McCormick, onder'aker, is
now in Pittsburg, where he will be en
gaged for several days in learning » pew
process of embalming under the discov.
erer, Prof, Bullivan, of Philadelphia. —~
Tyrone Herald,
~ «State Coliege defeated Haverford
on Saturday in a game of foot ball, the
score stending at the cioge of the game
58 to 0 in favor of the College, This
gives the College eleven the champions
ship pennant of the State League,
BEAVER'S FIRM GOES UP
Suspension of the Bellefonte Iron and Nail
Company
Business circles in Bellefonte wud
er tire district were buat little sorprised
In common with
loenl has
the past VOArs
stocked market, caused hy the
concern
three
snifered
rapid de-
velopment of the fast nail-making ma
chines of the West,
Aa this concern 18 even
‘Council Meeting,
tat fo regnlar
Alier
Cannel wes in Friday
evening, ealling 10 onder
presented a few small bills amounting to
$1.87, tor which orders were issued.
The resolution passed at a former
|
Kutz stiset was re considered snd chan
g
concerned,
tion, and the closing Cowu of tie estab
lishment, or at leas its
Ex~Govs
the
seemed only a matter of time,
ernor Beaver, sg president of
cern aud one of the principal sto
Cilio
ers, has been prominent ia ita manage-
ment. For some time he has advocated
an entire reorgsnization of the company,
Bed Lrnat
to
ban to the
and adv ita entire attention be
business
It
devoted the iron-making
rather { nail intereats,
tong been deemed proper,
General Beaver has been busily engag
ed in the affairs of the company, and itis
stated he has sssumed personally all the
indebtedness of the conesr nd that al
1h
tnree years
1
0,
nn eaters meeting of editors lust
Week an extension of bad
i
been granted aod that the milis will re
sume basiness in a few days, Toe liahi
fities of the company are paced a. some
where near $250,000, with assets at
Bat Lit de stock is takeu
tio re regardioyg the iavolviog
Ex~Governor Beaver, though a
is amply protected in
large
in erests,
fiuancial embarrassments fol. |
owing this temporary suspension are
of the inner workings of
pany
the iron com-
in question,
IT A FAILURE,
i
vail Company
ars given as follows: The company bas
temporari'y suspended in view of leasiog
is pisnt or entering a combination for
t}
the manufacture of other products,
indebted to Geoperal James A
Beaver, who 1s by far its largest creditor
He has been the president of the com-
al liabilities whether |
be
all
not. A proposition of this kind
lieved to have been made by
be creditors of ihe ¢
an extension of time for the payment of
their claims.
aim to
ompany based upon
If accepted, Genera! Beay.
tisfy
ors as to their fina! settlement
the credit
No pros
bas been issned sgaiost
er will give security to s
cess of any kind
Toe fotlowiog in a statement of
moneys, ete, and expaoses conne ted
with same:
License collected...
1.icense to collect.
L icense Bond to colle oq.
! Penalties
$2.00
200
EX PE NB ES Ss.
Services
1g ¢ Liconsc or
Polis 0 sia sina
nNRnee wd
M uk int Pheoiorrms sh sanies i
Making we ) "“ . 13
Com . eollevting penalties
Hick's December Weather,
The first and second are reactionary
dates of
storm days, and falling on
moon perinrbaty
res and storms of rain, turning to slee;
and wil.
aClual
BLOW, themselves in
if} reversa’s
express
Blorminess, or
wind currents and tem-
peratures, aiong all normal
curial readings,
storm belts,
second,
Oth,
thick cloudiness, with tendency
first and
equinox of Mercury on the
much
turhances abon
instires
heavy during
ith to 10th, Men
sbonld take
the
rleat, espe ally 4
period runing from the
who mapsge the wires
possible precaations
of this A sweepiog
il fo Prepare!
ith the cold will relax pio
shift of at-
causing southerly
8 of rain and soow, The
winter solstice
npainst pro
babilities poriod
Cd wave wi ow,
About the |]
gre sively frown west to east,
pressure
enact about which time
hard winter storms are almost oertain-
tiea, Prepare for
dascerously cold
period
and for
follow
them
days to
to the northward at
26th will
the fore runner of
onary storms aboat 26th
Abont
a rige in temperature,
the come
react and 27th,
Electric Surprise,
The iron mail box in front of
& Alkens store by some meas s
attached to an electric light wire of the
ivoaundescent street line When Joho
Bair, the obligiog mail eerrier, was ma’ «
reached this letier box. When he st ps
gnve Lhe
aud went back * ards,
clattered as
lock a bang
They say his teeth
he mombled a few cos
infernal thing. He, by
great difficulty, managed to open the
lock and obtain the mail but sparks flew
about him lively. The mail at
light
wires
highly
electricity.
box is
at the top and by some wmeans the
charging it with the infernal
Johony keeps his eye open sicos,
oa.
Assignees of Benntor Wallace,
Ex Senator Willam A. Walleee has
With, On that date will fall a pecond |
in
of a
for December, also the begin.
ning
rans into Jaouary,
The month will
Watch and see
sends “Merey Christmas” and |
ords showing ary pressing claims. It is
with General Beaver's financial condi
tion
all the debts of the company and have a
that he is willing to assume
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Another Farmer Fleeced,
Johoathaa Clayforth,
Mechanicsburg, this stale,
reaidiog
is a farmer
who never reads the newspapers, and
now wishes he had, Last Saturday after
i
by rosy words soon gained his confid-
ence, They then introduced a game at
cards, got the farmer 1atlerested,
into their nicely laid trap and now the
old story so ofien to'd in the past fits his
case. The resnit that Farmer
forth is kicking himself al
hundred acre farm, incladiog the thresh.
iH Clay-
aver
a
Disappointed
es Bair Catubert,
Bride
Jan
and Miss Julia RI
Ramey, were to have
1oades,
been married
of last week, The mionister and
bled Al
in
ements had been made
Bat the
Later it was learned that
aflair in every detail.
in the parsonage of the
avenne M. E by Rav
L
church,
.-———
The Short Days
Wednesday we had the shortest afer |
Toe afternoons will |
§
i
i
i
His attorneys have
is made before Saturday next
the
Judge
applica”
A
exXnsenntor’s
tion will be grant. d gentleman famil.
with ti fianancial
e
fur
affairs said Monday:
“Mr. Wallace Lis
aud I have every resson to bes
bas satisfied all
he made to
that he
10a
lieve that vo objection will
He believes
to
than his assignees, and na'less someth ng
petition, can
bande bis estate
all his indebtedness before another vear,
The Clearfield county bank, in which
the ex-senator y
bas paid off all
was large in‘eresied,
the creditors, such as
Mr. Wallace
the gradual
Jeaiden
{ tipction of all
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Ten Dollars a Day.
Agents wanted in every borough and
| township in Centre county to
|p wioflice Directory of Centre
wo
man and child in this eonnty
males, occupations of adalts, and
Most valuable
posts
we address
| selling work ever published. No busi
pess or professional man, farmer,
will do without
he sees the work and its valae
No trouble §
for his trouble
per day
Send $2 for outfit, idress,
J A. Figs, A efonte, Pa
- a»
Valley Deaths,
Catharine Barner died in La
ship, November 27th,
Sugar
Her »
74 years, 5 months and 4 days.
William Brungard Sed in
township, November 20. h, 1861,
years, 4 months snd 2 ——
1891,
aged 73
ne children, four
and five dead,
Annie of Conrad
Jowersox, died at her home at Logan-
| ton, Dee, 20d, 1891, aged years, A
| hosband and six small children survive
Bowersox, wife
oe
od
The mor- |
minutes until Janoary S:h, and then
The
not having read the papers more,
had he wonld now be $1
he is, Next!
wr —_—
Out After Deer,
The Olid Fort Hanting party, compos
ed of the Bradford boys and several oth-
ers, went ont into Stone Valley, Hunts
ingdon county for a few we«ks’ hont for
deer. Laaodlord Bartges went with them
hit returned ou Monday. Up to that
time the party had raised several but
were unable to kill any. They are not
any too plenty in the mountains throngh-
out this section and are gettiag scarcer
every year.
—
That's the Kind to Have.
A Miitoa cobbler gave his wife a cer.
tain sum of money each week for her
personal use, He never inquired what
abe did with it, but after 39 years of wed-
ded life the wile died, and in the drawer
of an antique table the husband found a
bag containing gold, alec a roll of green.
backs, amounting iu all to £10,000, That's
a kind of a wife to have,
Bargain Day.
Saturday the 12th will be linen day,
Every Saturday some line in the store
goes at cost, to introduce the goods,
One day only for that line. ~Cash Bas
zaar, Bell fonte,
es
Granted a Charter,
The Lutheran congregation of Centre
Hall was granted a charter at the last
session of court,
wee Jf you mise our opening you mis a
treat, ~— 's Store, Bellefonte,
iS Our store in its Christmas dren,
==Garmans, Balionte.
:
-the day when th
enn i8 vearest the earth, bu then iostead |
perpendicularly upon our |
globe it sends ita rays down obliquely, |!
curs December 21
eo'd.
- ———
His First Night in Twenty-Five Years.
Itis a siognlar fact that in all the
times Mr. Woif. the John Wana-
maker, of Centre Hall, has been
in Bellefonte, he bas not spent
a night in town for twenty-five years,
but he was caught on Tneeday night
when an unusual press of conrt business
House, Now since the ice has been
broken, and ro direful result exp rience
od, we suppose Lie will favor us oftener
man,
-» og.»
Hear Ye.
Those who have received bills for sub.
scription dne on Reronrza and who
have not yet responded, will oblige us by
doing so-~as the amounts are not large,
Do as you would be done by. We desire
to make improvements on the Reronren
with the beginning of the New Year, and
must have money tod . 80. In all faire
peas every one in arrears should pay up,
i eim—
He Thought It was CO ontngions.
The Batler Citizen is respoasible for
this. A lady school teacher of that place
took a school boy to task one day for
being away a whole week, and he ex
cosed himself by saying that she had
told all the scholars not to come to
school if they had any contagious dis.
eases at home, and they had a new baby
at bis house, He was excused.
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Death of a Young Lady
Miss Ella Martz, who was an esteemed
i
1
on Sacday, November 20h, of
She was abool 22 vears of age
{ The funeral took place on the following
Tuesday morning, interment being made
{ in the Boalsburg cemetery, where sere
held ia the church. Bhe
was a sister of Mr, John Marz, of Cen
tre Hail,
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They Were Determined.
The Saturday News speaking of the
bank says it is now generally helieved
that if Telier Mclaoghlin had not gone
to the buggy in answer to the motion of
Joe Killoran's hand, the chances are he
might have been killed. They bad set
the day for “doiog” the bank and would
have thought little of a man’s life to acs
complish their design,
Not Correct
Last week it was reported that the
Laurelton station had been sirnck by
lightning duriog the storm a few weeks
ago and barned down. We, along with
others were delnded by the information
and published same as authentic, The
building was struck by lightoiog and
the telegraph instruments only were
barned out.
The Harm n Kissing.
To a remarkable caase the epidemic at
Chatham, Chester county, is sssigned. A
lady of the village visited friends in
Brooklyn, and came home with diptheria
in an undeveloped stage. Every lady
friend and child she kissed soon com
plained of sore throat, and later of diphs
theria. Forty are now victims of the
disease,
Children's feats.
The Cash Bazaar, Bellefonte, has a
large assortment of Childrens Coats and
Hate, at bargain prices, Fancy goods of
every description. Come and see us,
«Cash Bazaar, Bellefonte.
wee 18 Cents a yard for all wool Red
4, Bellgfonte,
oP
)LID.
Asronsburg.
and
daughter, ©
acqusin
Mrs George Spyker grand
fHinburg were vhiting friends and
tances in town fora f
Cyrus Phillips an
this place, are!
aged parsuts of Robert |
Their
The
for a short time
W. J. Bleriy, t
Elhatten, in Cll
man
20
It
facture Claas,
H. Rou
FT sister
D
visit 2
s to Mifflinbury
Henry
ITRler was
in Mrs
ohn Fe
x again ou ths
val on Christmas ev
Band No
arrayed in their bam
Thomas Year
Phi
eke trip 0
tg the
He
. » 4
stended
Lime
ir Carslings
td
siting Harve
During Kittie Neye's adsen
day 1 woek
her house §
ne
ws bed discovered it
15 Lhe ground
iter has moved from Fd
ure
a Kleinf
ithe root
Josk
Le LO ns in Mme, Hesger
Mum, wHo son
Creek Holl
-
od by George Kriet
2 1 down into Pine
Potters Mills
ed that
Wer
big as an are
# as 8 Bors
oO H,
3 ated was pear dicing but
£1, 800 Walters, was bad
owitg 0 Lhe
Alexander, Dr,
mproving
Pio arrival of of Potters Mii »
frie 4
1g te io%
W. C. Ban
organ
Me stown e jeliat
¢ guest of
was ih Rar
E. Strong for a w days
juite a time hunting fox
in alx this fal
Th
a
sel and J ast
They
wen k
and nad
roped
dling in a
B. Strong having
¢istern on the
Outre
th
Li
the
machine bas AW H
HP. Sankey's to sis
inn the RevoeTen
jewelry and
Bible's store ast
Stivers
sae 10 Mr
We saw an artic
Ka well
IAN week
money A
Saturday
of stockings that taliye
about Duatchy
man was in J R
viealing
on
5 iy
i bought & pwir
od 10 the
i eX ae
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A Wonder Worker
Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he Lad been
under ibe care of two prominent phys
sician=, and
he was not able
used their treatment
0 get They
propousced his case to be Consumption
std iocurable. He was persuaded
to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sum piion, Coughs and Colds and at that
time walk acroes the
street without resting, [le found, before
he bad used haf of ‘a bottle, that be was
much bette:; be continued to nse it and
is to~day enjoying good health, If you
bave any Throat, Lusg or Chest trouble
try it. We guarantee satisfaction, Trial
bottles free at J. D. Marray’s Dragstore.
Opening of Christmas Goods.
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Dec,
12th, 14th and 15th you are invited to call
and see us in our holiday dress. — Garman’s
Store, Bellefonte.
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Bargeineg on Overcoatas,—
Loug, Spring Miils,
—fgve 20 per cent. buying Boots
and shoes at--C, P. Lang, Spring Mills,
around.
io
was pot able to
0. P.
Santa Class.
Unloaded st Meyer's Cash Bazaar,
Bellelonte, and you ought to see the
Dolls, Cradles, Beds, Trunks, Iron toys,
Tin toys, &o, and the prices way down,
Songs have the power 10 quiet
The restless pulse of care,
And come like the benediction
That follows alter prayer.
If you are worn out by that hacking cough, and
want sa good night's rest, try PansTine, the great
remedy for Coughs, Colds and Consumption, 3
and 30 cents. Trial bottles of Pan<Tina free at
J.D, Marray's Drug Store.
Grain Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON,
RFC cient ccimmu siormsnissmmns. sessbnmsrsvnsssnsiimmn
at at drt
.
ORE MEW co. cinniine msm sais Sr
ley
BE BEA cov corvni opin Shrmsmiiris irre Co
Produce at Stores.
owas
sgusde
VE cov vnnne FERVOR SEER TE REA RRERE ER aR eRe
ata]
eBoretl
Little Ong¢
y considered, especially when
sand Colds. Croup is the
ax many & fond mother
& Cough or Cold to ran on.
1, may be the forerunner
imely death, We can confidently reo-
i all readers Ww Pun -Tina, the oele
medy for Coughs, Colds and Consummps
Iris! bottles of Pans
Drug Bore
Do nots
Er young or «
Las
and
Ts Murray ‘%
1, PORtE 20 weenie
UTION ~HAVING PURCHARE DAT PRI
vale sale all the personal property of W. J
tier, of Potter township. 1 leave same iv his
¥ leisure snd caution all persons
Vill MeIne
WILL BITKER,
Tumseyvyille,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
The Best Balve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Balt Rheum, Fever
sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaios
Coros, and all Skin Eruptions, positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guarnteed to give perfect satisfacton, or
Woney refunds d. Price 25 cents per box,
FOR SALE BY D. Muorray, Druog-
gist,
SRPYHANS COURT SALE. —-BY VIRTUE OF
an order of ihe Orphan's Court of Centre
county, Pa, the uodensigned executor of Samuel
Treaster decd. ute of Mifflin county, will ex-
pose al public sale on tract No. 1. on
Owes BATURDAY,DEC, 26,1880. 0-0
following valuable
o'clock sharp, the
calate:
TRACT N«¢
» fu Potter 10
nd of Wn
Fieis?
At 1 res)
All thet certain Greet of land
waship, Centre orunty, adjoin
won, Juoob Breoo, David
er's heirs, Adam Burges and others,
ACEES AND4 PERCHES, )
Theroon erected a two sory
. BANK BARN, -
ments
All that certain plece of u nlm
sdioining land of Wm. All
hompson Brothers and others
——
proved Umber lag
son, Evan Evans
oonteining
60 ACE
FRADE,
Ten percent. of purchase money 0
ben property is dem ck down, ope-half
Hob of sale by the court
st day of April, 1882 with
tion of sale Nov, 30th
BAREFOOT, Executor of
i Tresster , deceased
ES AND 9 PERCHES,
be paid
Wf beste on |
{ the balanre
i Loe
$y
in
erest
®t
Christmas is rapidly ap-
proaching and you will most
naturally be at a loss to know
7
where you can obtain the
handsomest and most suitable
Itis
not necessary that you send to
present for your friends.
Philadelphia or any other city
to obtain one: but go to Wolf
& Son’s
their Christmas goods, you will
store and examine
find there the finest display
of Christmas goods ever on ex-
hibition in this section, they
have spared no labor or money
in order to pleasethe public.
Their goods will be on display
latter part of this week and it
will be to your interest to go
and take a look at them before
going elsewhere. You will
find there just what you want
and at the very price you ex-
pected to pay; something suit-
able for any member of your
tamily, from the youngest to
Call and see their
fine display; it will cost you
nothing, but will aftord you a
a great pleasure; one which
you would regret having miss-
ed. Give them a call early
you will have a better oppor-
tunity of making a good selec-
the oldest.