FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS. ArRrIL Id
S
RACKET STORE NEW
In :.
An Eatire New Lin
: RPRING COATS AND WRAPS
ff
novelties,
town.
Latest
like em in the
mand for these
ready commenced, an
er U think of gettin
not, it will be a pleas
to ih these ¢
ments. The manufactur
these goods
best in the
have the exc
in Bellefonte,
KOM TO.C US
.. R. ELMYER,
NHEM SPI MY EL
IGE]
Nothing
The de
oOOdUs
he
ranks
=SPIG
"ERSONAL.
-M1
was int
Mr.
Jane
nrg, Wn
ein ued
Mills, dropped in 1
John Mey
Wolf's seleet school
Mr. Willian
Tussey ville, was
te sday.
Mr. W
removed to
week.
— Miss Li
is visiting :
Jacobs,
-Mr.
resident
Isaac
of this)
here since Apr
— Miss Jennie
eral days last +
Rebersburg.
— Harry
salesman, hs
the se
bvtery
don this
Mrs.
for
mornin
millinary goods,
about one week
Mr. Willia
Miles township
$3f
Lie C1
intel
Tuesday.
logical
hone
Osman.
Mr.
has been s
t he
Davy
pendi
vicinity, the guest ol
The
who is suffering
not of the 1
growing weake
J ane
a1 aspirant for 1x
Tuesds
condditi
=chofi
1
in town on looking
ical
Ly
fences,
—e Mr. |
Michigan,
and warm.
are good
~Sherifl Ishler w
* day morning. ’
}
it
wil
April 1st: Weat
fields are green,
Fleisher
for all Kim 15 of fruit.
as inf
he was on legal bn
chs a hors
Harts
§ oo 1
($84 :
wing
John
prelims adn fil
Jolin =
matched team.
Vanes
departed for
Tuesday, for $100,
has ou finely
Mrs
children
Montandon
weeks visit with her
man.
“Mr. F. P.
&
Mel ormick
their home
on Baturday after a few
father, A. J. Rees
of near Madi-
sonburg, gave the RerorteEr office a
call Tuesday morning. Mr.
is a dealer in implements, ete.
found him a very pleasant and
ble gentleman.
~— Frank Floray, son of Mr,
uel Floray, of near
January has been attending the
Normal school at Lock Haven, and in-
tends taking a complete at
that institution,
0 a TT
Vonada,
Vonada
and we
ROCHA
Same
Tussey ville, since
State
Cotrse
citizen Mr.
Mr. Boal has labored hard in his time,
and for the balance of his life proposes
to let some one else do the working.
Tuesday, Mr. Dutweiler attended the
call,
we Rettben Spangler departed on
al
| A PROPOSED NEW ROUTE OF THE
READING RAILROAD.
A Proposed Ra
Connect with the
ihroad from
Heading which is
Intended to Pass Through Penns.
Lo]
to the §
valley int,
\e 1%
railroad
The Sunbury says: ‘“The
ject of a new from
which shall connect with
railroad has taken adetli
Mr. Afriea, civil
neer and a son of President J, 2
Africa, of the Union trust
Philadelphia, has been over
near there,
ending
nite form, 1 engi-
impson
of
colupany
the
and says that
pro
posed route several times
the survevs could be made for $1500,
The new line would be comparatively
onstruction, following a valle
good connection
Read
Suna
most of the way, and
could be made with the ling
above iry.
ew niles
would be about
of Hunting
SCVentiy
radde
ving of Millinery Goods,
Boob departed
fies tO pure
Summer
11
iii return
an el
it Is
vith
goods and
it
hia, who will
ntre Hall, and re-
the
for ladies
Thursday
April 21st and 23rd.
ti ee 4
he Grand Opening days
to examine goods will be
and Saturday,
Barn Harned
During the thunder storm last
day
Shriner's
ning a
near Mill, was struck by
bia
Hgeht tickly consumed by
id qu
the raging Four horses, ten
head of eattle, implements,
in the ruin.
Mr. Ranck
lames,
ete,
Having no insurance
greatly embarrassed by
Saturday
Wp
Foel Sorry For the Young Man,
fost
is
loss,
Lewisburg News,
ly papers you know
py
Wateh For Him,
An lmposter is traveling through
where he has secured a lucrative posi- |
tion as manager in a hardware store, |
i
ent enmips of the PP, O,. 8 of A,
| for him,
Watch
~~ When you want a shoe that will
town in the Alleghenies. Mrs, Spang.
ler did not accompany him, and will
follow her husband later on.
quality, go to Mingle's shoe store,
Bellefonte, He guarantees all goods
EZRA KRUMBINE,
pall |
Dies of Prieumonia.
oO reg ath
iKrume-
died
the de
Ilzra
14 Lo announce
Mr,
¢, long a resident of this town,
0 p.m, last Bunday, of
Mr. Krumbine sick
sod man.
jraenmo-
took about
vious, and steadily grew
under severe suffering, until
worse,
death relieved him,
Mr. Krumbine was a quiet, inoffen-
mun, honest and industrious, by
trade
He
Evangelical
a cabinet maker and carpenter,
of the
its
wis an earnest member
church, and one of
He lived the
died the
his reward.
wed
four
to
fifty “Hix
main stays in this place.
life of a Christian, and
faith. He to
His wife, and a son, Samuel,
him a number of y
in
has gone
prec
oars ago, while
daughters remain
His age
sons and two
mourn his loss, Wins
years,
Pg
Large Sawmill,
plant
t Woodwars
th
now in
It
Ian mil
t sawmill
is a CO.
arn mills
hii {
HAO LS
ures th
1) A irda
‘4
Immense pil
Wants it Bad,
£ thr
looking
is hustiin the
up his
at the
onvention
ugh
ional distriet
ent this district
National {
which meets at Minneapolis in June,
mm Frid thie
and the
who will vote for Fiedler
M. Haed P.
ay conference meets at Du-
Bois, Centre county delegntes
are Captain
(ieorge tonal, Harris and
Wp
A Deep Cnt
To make room for spring stock on
his counters, Lewins, at the Philad.
Branch, Bellefonte, is disposing of his
A heavy winter
low figure from him, This is an ope
Bl a
Large Calf,
Jacob Dutweiler, at Tussey ville, has
a calf which when born, weighed 116
pounds, These are very large figures,
but are nevertheless facts and Mr.
Dutweiler can take the preminm,
esp
Death in Haines Township,
Elmer, a son of Emanuel Musser, of |
last week, of pneumonia,
21 yoars,
A
Busy Plowing.
The summer like weather lust week |
brought ont many farmers to their |
spring work on the farm and a great |
deal ¢f plowing was done by them in |
this section,
wm Mingle's shoo store receives now |
DIRECTED BY HIS FATHER.
Oil Unde Direc
tio
Boring for mMpirituglistie
ii.
A special despateh from Tyrone to
the New York World
d, dated the :
inst., relates the following singular |
Joring for oll has
26th
heen begun
the
the
five
farms extended
the
and back from it full a mile
country.
of that
[sett
ed spiritualistic
10
lectures in the
river,
wen ordered by
hin 8, Isett,
Mr. Isett’
than a
Juniata in belief |
spirit |
years i
for
of J who died
Juniata
the
tributary
Mr.
He entertain
more mile along
into
spruce Creek, a
river , ran through them.
list,
mediums
Wis a Spiritus
whenever
and
hall,
family
they chose supported
The
who
COme,
village only
member of his
d his fi
Isett. His
river on th
Own in-
H.
the
111 th w Jacob
hn
as his son,
lands extended
aide
they
dow
Opposite spruce Crock
station until
in the here
a strip of nearly level land the brea
field he
sirens iL 1s
ght for,
lefts Ps pur-
come Oo a narrow
Forge mountains w there
of an ordinary between t
Hs and the 1, and
that the oil is
i it
M & Sil
i 1g }
it { ‘ s t
Isedt red ue DLIV Tee ives
O have been written in the
v
A blank
:
:
Ian envelone,
land sheet of paper
* i i Pag
curely “LO
a medium and
HIE Deen
@nag in
debarred
ir harged.
the
vis held for eansing the death
Ha
being pushed out of
2
Montm young man
¥
(yeorge rris, who was Killed In
1 hi Los d hous 3
I) ise
and
tried before
last week
CI WIHEDOSSOS Were ¢x-
in Philipsburg,
Attorney
dirt
insufficent
Was
trict
iis
amined and
Mever
Sinrged.
evidence was
obtained to hold him for court.
pS
A Jamp te Winter,
had a
Just
Un Saturday last
from summer to
wi jump
re-
verse of the previous five or six days
Saturday morning brought a cold and
raw wind, and at noon a snow squall
winter the
“et in which in fifteen minutes left the
white with and
winds prevailing. Sunday and
day raw and high winds,
high
Mon-
ground RNOW,
Wo.
Reast the New Ad.
Read the advertisement of MeCal-
mont & Co., in REPORTER. This is
one of the most reliable firms in the |
state for implements, seeds, wagons, or
anything in their line, Fair and |
| Every farmer in the eounty should
give them a call
ris ———
The Way the Gonernl Did Xt.
General D, H. Hastings was asked |
{
i
}
§
The |
| general told his friend to call around |
at his office, when a check for $10 was
{handed out,
mma a
won The reBsSON We ond the alioe trade |
is because we best satisfy the people
SAFE BLOWERS.
SPRING MILLS CREAMERY SAFE
BLOWN OPEN,
Hobbers Force fio
Mills €
Nafe,
Fniry the
renmery and Blow Open the
The Mill Hobbed
an Npring
miso
The last few
robs ry
weeks petty thieving
have become fre-
Mills
and quite
the
the
quent in Spring and sur
and resis
of several
broken into and
dences citizens have been
pilfered of goods of
small amounts, to the
of their
Tue
morning entrance
of the Spring
pry ing the door
miuch annoy-
nnoce viethms,
On sday night or Wedne say
0 the
creamery
with
O10
wi reed t of
Mil
Op
fe
fice HE by
a Jimmy.
18 FT
ii
Opn rations were
begun at
“Li J) Ose
“UI OF THOoney,
On
which was ontain
vias driil-
side of the
Another }
top 53
and drafl
EF OTTERS MILLIS,
Afte
way
RA 000 1a Def he Church.
a * —
Additional Cases.
thu
April
h did not appear in
cases were added
y mocond week of
viel f :
trial list for ti
term of Court
117 1 ici
OUT ast Issue, |
Wm. Weave
Emerick.
Henry Beek
Annie
R. E
Me yer,
ve, Henry
H. and
Ressinger.
Bartholomew va, Hewett &
Wo Ap
A Fine Line of Shoes.
been
at
Quite an improvement has
made in the Department
Wolf & Crawford's,
Not only but stock as well
has been enlarged, and you will
find it pleasant and interesting to look
through their line. Judge for your
self as to quality and price.
shoe
space
How
Wy
On the Mend
injured, near Philapelphia, several
weeks ago by falling down a hay hole, |
ken, besides other injuries, is on the
mend, and for the first time on Taes-
day came up to town, but he moved |
with great care,
a a
Small Fire at Potters Mills,
Smith's tannery, at
came near being destroyed by fire on |
Wednesday forenoon. A spark from
the smokestack set fire to the roof, and |
| burned quite a large hole in it, when
timely ald with water arrested the |
spread of the fire, It was a very
| row escape for the entire building.
CR A M5 I AB RO 4
fair and Feusonable.
Branch }
Of Interest to Music Lovers,
Brainard’s Musical World for April
beautiful new music and interesting
It contains three new
“The First Kiss"! an
Gavolte by Wm. Schlueter;
a charming
Also an ex-
quisite new Cradie Bong by Ferber,
“Oh, Lullaby my Baby.,’ the music in
this number is worth $2.00,
Mailed post-paid for 15 cents in stamps.
Published monthly at $1.50 per
Th
tion 1802
plans pleces:
| elegont
alone
year.
Fdi-
besides 312 pages
we musicians’ Guide (Spring
contains,
of musical information,
156
biographies of
portraits, a
and other valuable
new songs, “My Kath-
Back,” “Last Night”
Love,” two
musicians, with 25
Guide”
three
Coming
That
pieces,
Teachers’
features,
leens
and
the
Gavotte,
and * EE piano
Jall-room’’
Mail-
stamps, or
containing the
mailed
Usounds from
Stolen Kisser’
for
World
nine
and
oe} free
thie
above
eight two-cent
and Guide,
songs and pieces,
Address,
twelve two-cent
i, Br
slaln ps,
(o,,
ainurd’s Bons Chicago
Ean J -
Cut Down Prices, #
» Philad
has: y mide a
all
1 wit
Lewins, at ¢lphia Branch,
reduction
An
Can
Bellefonte,
big
in prices on winter goods,
vercont or f
of
cost. The
room
War: clothes
secured at
goods
FI he
price sell
profit. No
and eve ry article purchased
Take advantage of cut
and you will not regret having
sold to and
ns
the
regardless of
ARGC
roposes to make low
em any
a
ay
rain. this
the
that
line
He
have
ai iythis ig in
i't forget
has the finest
Ur money.
Wop
GRAIN MARKET.
End i 8
FPRODUCE AT STORES,
GARMAN'S OPENING
APRIL © & 11,
GARMAN's OPENING..
». 1
i ICS,
1351
i iit
a
“WwW Lr00ds
New Goods
Aew GG ods
Pr
P
Prices
THAN
Elsewhere.
Flsewhere,
Eisewhere
i wisn)
REMEMBER THE DATE.
O-
“
Carmans.
Farmers Supplies.
SouTtH BEND CHILLED PLOW. ~The Farm
ere Favorite Pew nos plow Paos so stesdy thet
A boy who can drive the lesm oan msn the plow
Thore are seven diffeceut suction shares ty this
rdow «for plowiug clay, ermveily and st my wail
These hares are of the best wake, which we neil
#1 Jower priogs than suy siher Srsl-class chilled
plow shate can bv 1urchased. A tris! of this
{ Plow will convinee the most sheption!, thet the
plow will lull cur claims
| Spring TOOTH
herenfior bay 8 a arrows outside of
| the Spring Tooth Harrow Mo therefore we
pow offer spring Tooth Harrows ot SL50 tr $200
each lew than the combination | Bios. We want
every farmer to know that we are headquarters
tor the best Implements snd low prices,
8.~We propose
| Conklin Wagons,
i Champlon W
i Farm Carts Wheel arrows.
| Champion Road Machines and Champion Sane
i Cuttin popular machinery for improving
Cambria Link Wire. Pla
RP WIRE. nt t lowes prices. ua
paiay I Teooem ao boy rake
| best hia
six yeni timer § ver coat
| ing the net prioe $25.50
wi¥e have a full line of Farmers Su . which
tarnish at Rock" Sion
np | Pelee farmors o call woo us,
nar. |
: « hare fle lint of gets ly carts
i oa pes
i a hich wo MH
“ MCALMONT &co,
| Bellefonte,