THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS. <0One vear, $1.50, when paid in advance.
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
per year
jusertions, and b cents per line for each subse
quent insertion. Otber rates made made known
on application
CexTRE HALL, PA. THURS, JAN. T,
Masonle Banguet.
the Masonie Lodge gave n
Bartges' hotel, this place.
ly part of the evening, newly elected
officers of the lodge were
tion services the meeting adjourned
nuin-
ber of invitations the
vicinity to participate in doing service
himself off for his best girl, A
were issued in
to the inner man,
gests had congregated at
and landlord Bartges did
ner in which he served the guests,
The following officers were elected
and installed to serve for
year: W. M., E. M. Huyett! 5. W,,
I. Deininger; J. W., W. M.
Becretary, W. A. Boal; Treasurer, J. J.
Arney; 8S. D Bradford; J.
M. C. Gephart; urv., David
DD G. W. J Fleming and Mr.
John Noll, both of
present and installed
the ensuing
Frank
i
Ty 3 .
Bellefonie, were
the new ly §
officers.
aa -y
Fasted 640 Days
Mrs, Adam Wuchter, of White Hall,
AHentown,
involunta
REVEeNn miles from dre
strange experience as an ry
faster created such wide-spread interest
during the summer and fall of IS
still alive, apparently having subsisted
640 day 8 without
of solid food, and
tion of that time without {:
pd |
pourishment. Mie
ridden, paralytic and wasted to ash
ow, eagerly awaiting the long deferred
¥
1
il
dav wid is to end her terrible
1, foll
aining fron
mber 2n
ing. Then after abst . i
food and drink for 208 days,
record kept, the
called for food, and succeeded in
by actual
faster unexpects
lowing a few drops of orange juice, a1
After
she slowly mended, but still was una-
ble to eat solid In June 1881,
her condition LTEW
subsequently some beef, that
food,
however, again
WOrse,
——————— co ———
La Grippe again.
During the epidemic of La Lsrippe
New Discovery
for Consumption, coughs Colds,
Reports
last season Dr King's
and
prov ed to be the best remedy,
it
were not only
used confirm
who
They
from the
this statement.
HIANY
the disease left
We ask
give this remedy a trial and
antee that you will be satisfied with
quickly relieved, but
Yori
no bad after results,
results, or the purchase price will be
refunded. It has no equal in
bottles free at J.
Large bottles,
Trouble. Trial
Murray's Drug Store.
50c. and £1.00,
Ast
After an Office.
fution prints a letter from an applicant,
seems to be really in need of an office
and it is equally evident that hed
a man whom office is likely to seek
No
The following i= his modest avowal:
“To the ediTyr i am a candydait to
the Offis of skule KommisSioner and
Ask My Frens to Cast a Voat in My
Beehave, Tama 1 Arm Man, Beein
cut oph in A. sew Mill, and Knead the
Offise’" .
a ——————
Navel Cndet Crosse Again Dismissed
Navel Cadet Andrew J. Cruse, of
Bellefonte, of the fourth class, who was
disrpissed last year from the United
States Naval Academy, at Annapolis,
for refusing to inform on eadet
charged with hazing, and who was re-
appointed, has again been dismissed
from the academy for direct disobwdi-
ence. He asked for Christmas leave
and was refused. He took it, leaving
the academy on Friday, Christmas
evening, and did not retarn until Sun-
day, December 27,
n
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ssi The spinning wheel rocker is
the latest novelty in chairs, It is
made froth the ancient spinning
wheels of our grandmas’ days, It is
pretty ss well as cozy, and is a unique
way of disposing of these relies and at
the same time preserving their identi-
ty. A. F. Harter, of Millheim, puts
these rockers in shape, and if you have
a spinning wheel send it to him, or to
Aaron Harter, Centre Hall, and you
will be delighted with this novel piece
of farniture,
A at mbm
. Evening Services,
~~ Beginning on last night, Wednesday,
Rev. Eisenberg, pastor of the Reform-
ed church, wiil hold services in the
church nightly, Preparatory services
will be held on Saturday afternoon at
be administered on Sa
ing at ten o'clock, Pik
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST,
— How do you like our new dress? |
—ieorge Koch alsa has an attack |
of grip.
Have
on you got the grip? Suab-
Mrs, DD. F. Luge spent Inst week
at her home at Hebersburg.,
Rev. Baskerville is
the house with an attack of the grip.
Save 20 per eent, buying Boots
at’. P.
confined to
and shoes Long, Spring
ee ME, iid Mes, Wo Boal, of Old
Fort, spent a week with friends in Ty-
Jonuthan Condo, well-known
Hall, is seriously ill
i
Have you seen the new stock of |
at t} Philad.
overcoats just receiviad the
—{, P. Long, Spring Mills, will
save you 25 per cent, on Horse, Carringe
The Daily News already shows
the
management,
of efforts under the new
one of those late
Get one quick
Branch.
A.
i the Philad.
Tobias, of Millheim,
shortly, where he has a brother resid-
ing.
3 Far-
of
Ir. I).
Mills, was in town
Harveys Hagan,
| mers Monday and
$ 3
= 8b LI
| spent a few minute REPORTER
i office.
Mr, Jacob Wagener, one of Potter
| township's prosperous farmers, vored
i the REPORTER
Monday.
he
Organize ‘i a
the
office
Lutherans
i} fia " :
i Ve CONgEreratd
Presbyieria
iil
warships in
with Rev. Fischer as pastor.
Some cases of typhoid fever
ported in
| diphtheria are rej
{ of Millheini. From all porti
county cases of gri » reported,
W
ied
of Rolwt
December
will
IViiie,
cilia Wise, wife
Friday,
ARSo
day
Johns
2 % ¥
18th, hou
atl her
646 vers, 6 months i “
Mis
*
ait
= Naran
Arnold,
Hill,
ring her
was in town Saturdav
stay in town made
PORTER office a call.
Failor Wm. Sando
[ N¢ York =
intention
visited some
t
Ww
ve Lik
te some time
3
of I
CX Press be
is tailoring establishment.
good qual.
i kind of
ods purchased at Powers’ Shoestore,
¢ Yast df wae $
p AODORITIE Sine,
in
ii
i Pri a ix fh
and low
r
| Bellefonte, A trial will eonvinee
of this
: sp ¥
i the Old Fort hotel is quite i
{ attack of grip. His condition
| ent we are pleased to say,
improved,
~ we Y OU Crt
when Bellefonte,
Kh
ainly cannot
in
purchases of shoes, et
A
years experience,
} —Mr. C. D.
townsman, now of Knoxville, arrive
{ store. reliable finn with
many
Runkle, a forme
¥
i
in the valley on Tuesday to join his
wife who has bgen visiting her sister,
i Mrs. George Boal the last
Mrs. Homer Crawford
daughter Margaret, returned
ft home in Cooperstown, Venango coun
weeks'
Yer
tty, after
friends in Centre Hall
wi
Visit
and vicinity.
| A. MeClain, called at
| cheerful stove,
i
| meet.
——1It is now claimed. that peoble
i no face trimmings. The wind.
es the trouble,
boot or shoe line don't forget
Mingle, Bellefonte, has the finest
in the state from which to select.
guarantees all goods and you
good returns for your money.
have
Philadelphia during the holidays. We
amination by the P. R. R,
clerkship in Auditor's office.
him sticeess,
~Mre. Lucy Henney and Miss
Sarah Deininger are at present in Phil
adelphia and will remain for several
weeks, Mrs. Henney was seized with
an attack of grip while in the city and
was quite il for a couple days but at
this writing is much improved,
—eMr. and Mrs, T, P. Hayes, of
Northumberland, Pa., were royally
entertained Christmas week at the hos-
pitable home of Mr. Joshua T. Potter,
west of Centre Hall. Mrs, Hayes isa
sister of Mrs, Potter, and during their
stay in our vicinity, visited all places
of interest. Miss Btahlecker, also of
Northumberland, accompanied them
and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
Potter,
wee Mr, John H, Mersinger, of Wil
mington, Will county, IL, arrived
Inst week from the West and is now
visiting at the home of his father
at Tusseyville, Mr. Mersinger
left this section about five
years ago and located in Ilinois,
He was in Contre Hall on Tuesda
Co.
We wish
A MOUNTAIN OF FLESH :
John Craig Weighs 907 Pounds and is Six
Feet High
The Willismmsport Sun says sinong
+
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i
5
ing was John Hanson Craig, wife, child |
and attendants, Mr, Craig i= known |
to fame as the Inrgest man in existence |
that ever did exist. When inter-
viewed by a Sun reporter shortly after |
i
ar
he reached town he was found seated
on three chairs in the dining-room of |
the Bellevue hotel Front
His weight is 907 pounds,
on street, |
height, 6
feet and 5 inches, measurement around
the hips, 8 feet and 4 inches, thighs 66
inches,
he is comparatively small, having
No.
it
hand over which a 7
and a head which takes only i
hat.
of age, but when
I
1
i
i
At the present time he is 35 years
i
81.000 for
years old he took
irize of being the
aby
pounds, When in need of a suit
clothes he is under the necessity buy-
21}
ing
Reocond street, thence slonz seid Novih Second
wireet G4 feat to Hine of lot of Jeffry Haws, thence
along said lot 240 feet to the place of begin: ing
belog oneshalf of lot khown and designated as |
No. Ol in the general plan of sald borough. |
Theron erected u large Sstory brick house, used |
a8 a store room and dwelling house,
Belaed, taken {a executiod and to be
the property of Henry Lehman
A LSG
title and Interest in and
and situated In Howard
hounded and
Beginning at a
thepoe by land surveyed to Win, Ramsey, Bouik
East 106 perehes to a corner, thence Boath 477
West Kl berches to a post; thence Bouth 40° East
28 perches to & comer; thence by land formerly
sold sw |
All defendants right
io 4 certain tract of
47 West 14 perches Lo a post by marked chest
West 30 per 15 un post
thenee by lund of Curtin heirs North 50° East 176
perches to a enrner: tn 4) {ir West
hitg ast
be ying
hoes
8 pereh
127 ae
ey ede
and 68 perches Wr fess
sedaed
the property
TERME
the purchase mong:
fall
xecution be sold as
i’ 1
A. ISHLER,
Bherifl’s Dflce, Jas “herd
HAVING PURCHASED AT CON
the ring, the proper y
v, 2 omlves
ivator bay
«A, mower and bing
er, plow, sow and # ples, 4 shoals, all persons are
Ci oned against me with same as | leave
same in his possession ¥ plemsnre
1-45t GES CLEMENT
would to
that
His wife
what it tak
for
Ten,
one yard of
make six suits Oor-
dinary
many
sized
gent looking little
thirty pounds,
i
with, and cheerfull
od
{tO CONIVerse
ple
y
i $ : 1
Wir ald £] Lie Milos asi
iis
weeatherer,
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3
Af the December meeting of the
No, 282
L 8 It. Elect Officers,
» } 2 + »
uel shannon Post,
over Murray's drug
officers
yea IR? wer
Phomas J. Lyo
mander, David
Commander, J.
ter, George M.
W. P. Shoop;
Oificer of the
for thu
elected: {
LO Siesrve flier
View
Junior Vice
Ns: NNO
$i
Mr
il;
i
Chaplain,
Officer of the Dav.
f(z. .°
(iuard, GG. W.
Ordinance Officer, Adam
fs present
W. P. Shoop; Andre
ecleetavd officers
A Hernate,
Were nd
ting but the
11 iit 1
ii HRN
THe
wi fake
»
ting of the Post,
po
The First Ont
We hie sting
about four inches o
in we
morning
f snow,
It was not
quite enough for good sleighing, but
Ww
O Clock in the morning he was out try-
un. Curry thought =o, and about nine
i
$4 vy 13a tab]
hing inn large
Willig gets ths
v1y
il
\ '
Ing the siege two
sled.
first
HOPE
potato
to take a sleig rice
in this section.
When Baby wae sick, we gave ner Cawtorin,
When she was 8 Child, she erind for Cantoris,
When she became Miss she clang to Cestoris,
When ahetad Children, sbe gave them Castoria,
RE —
Two Valuable Friends,
Hien
Jarns
A physician cannot be always had
matiem, Neurnigia, Sprains, Bruises and
oocar ofien as When least expeciad
K BAY i
the famous Red Fisg
and s
Sts Bure a esd it
MP GROG) hogsehoids an
He
Many a precious lip couls
being rac death with that
I night's rest by
of Pan-Tins
and
ked to terri
investing couls
i great remedy for
Consumption. Trial bottles
Drag Stor
i 8 las
forab
Coughs, Colds
free all
s
} Murray's
i A
JOYOUS CHRISTMAS TIME
© on the Greatest
Holiday of the Year,
(hiristinas and New Year will soon be upon ns,
and “pence 06 earth and good will 10 men” Will
Those who want
¥ themseives on this oooaston,
in choles old whiskies
ch Brandy, or any imported and
t fall to send thelr or
ders to Max Kiels. Alisgheny. Ps
He wishes the philic to know that for the next
thirty days bie will sel] an atwolutely pure Penn-
sylvauia Rye Whiskey. seve nn years old, at $1.00
per quart or six quarts for $5.00. All kinds of
native wines at redooed prices, mneing from 500.
to $1 10 per quart, or from 800 to $10 0 per dozen,
tn thorongl
should not f
Apple Jack, P
freight upou receipt of registered letter, P. O.
3 No goods
set C.0 D, Ifyou want your goods for the
holidays send your orders in at once
Here are a few brands to select from
Bilver Age $1.00 per full quart: Guockenhelmer.
quart of six quarts for $5.00; Guckenhelmer four
year-vid, 75 cents per quart: Anchor Rye, 30 cents
ine, Catawba, Angelica Ma-
deirs, Port, or any other California Wines 300
per quart, $5.00 per dozen
Send for eatalogue and price lst of all kinds of
to
MAX KLEIN,
Allegheny, Pa
HERIFF SALES BY VIRTUE OF SUN.
iy dry writs of Fiori Faclas, Levarl Fa iss and
Venditionl Exponas issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Centre County, to me directed,
will be exposed to pabile sage, at the Court House
in Bellefonte, Pa., on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1803,
at 19 o'clock, P. M., the following property to
All that certain meswusge tonement and lot or
eco of ground situate in the Borough of Belle
oo Re. Centre a: honnded and described
we. © hy 8 y
eo RRA EA
A «and on the West by an alley said
ing situate on En BOutl Wot oral oy nd
Curtin street fronting street 50 feel and
E35TRA YY ~THE
i Chestarwh ite
| Doc. 9th, 158], and |
cerning hor wherea
| of same that wi
UNDERSIGNED
brood sow
HAD
HWARY
information con
i. Any pers notifying
recovery will t
be re
A
siray on
mm
DMINIBTRATOR'S LETTERS
of Ade
| Lo
NOT
ICE
{ them as al
i Given und
i day of Deco int
3
and the one hundred &
{ Independence of the 1
}
:
|
i
cnirs of 10
ATE BTS Len
Presiden
fis & themsely
make Immediaie pa
hose having cleims spain the same 1
duly suthenticsted for settlement
ADAM BARTGES
and t
sent them
of the sald #
; 1 A
part of which b clearsd
timber,
Na
said ;
Wii. Hinkson snd others. con’sloing three
of an acre
Neo. 4. Attract of far land situate as alsresaid ,
bounded by jand of Those, Hosterman, Henry Say
der and public med. eontainiog ten acres. more
or less, {na hige state of cultivation
ALSO THE FOLLOW ING
Two cows, one heifer, Spring wagon
wagon. Lumber wagon, new Bob sled
sled, Mower. Grain d=1il. Spring barr w
box. Horse gears. Wheelbarrow, Int of Inmber
Com scraper, Corn planter, Chains, Grabs, apd
many other articles toa numeroas to mention
Terms will be mac: Knows on day of sale by
DL. ZERBY
Assignee
Another tract
bounded by Pine and of Joby Carey
fourth
FERBOKAL PROYEETY
horse
Family
Citing
£3 DMINISTRATOR'E ROTICE LETTERS
of Administration upon the estate of
Lydia Bitner, late of Potter tow ship, having
bean lawfully grented 10 the undersigned he
would respotfully request sll persons koowing
themselves indebted 10 10 the estate to make fms
mediate payment, and those having claims
sgainst (he same to present them doly aathentd
cated for settlement
Jd WW. DAGHEM
Aflmainistrator,
novet Centre Hil
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