THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, EDITCR AND PUBLISHER. |
Pa, THURS. APRIL 2
CENTRE HAL
RACKET STORE NEWS,
“WHEN | AM IN ROME
I do as the Romans do and when I am
the Bellefonters
an observiug
“What's
The
the
do as
remark of
few days
at her side.
‘Why io
in Bellefonte
do,’”! was the
young lady a ago,
that 2’ asked a friend
answer quick, *
Cine 80
Racket, of course.
Just In
An Flega
KID
in Mousguetaire
Black.
three
The Paragon in Black
all sizes
and'go wit
Assortment of
1 O Vv E
Csrayvs
Chamois In natural shade
White, entirely
G
Tans, and
and
stvles of nes,
and new shades,
imprint
, bear the
h our special ¢
for the pr
are unequalled
“Blarritz’’ hold
timation of our cu
place second to none
in the es
Too Much to Talk About, Kom and
~Mrs,
friends in
- Henry
the weather
some ailment.
Mrs KE
er
mma Wolf,
Mrs
visited h sister,
this week.
—Mr. Michael
Potters Mills, mad
office a call on 1
-Mr. Dani
Wis a ple ant
Wednesday 1
home
1.1
"n
week's
Mi
morning
will sp
simon Ding
Willi
months, arrived home ¢
Will Neff,
Mill
cated in AMNSPO
who
len Kelle:
Mr. ai
nolds over
— Mr
county :
wid
Sunday
Hassler,
Democra
m a call Mr. Hassl
Mr Hnyett in our t
Mr. Willian B. Met
I Hall, was:
guests of
one ol
= aul wh
sanctu
ing at
Is SOL
Jerome
Bellefo
in town
H ArpeT and o ITE
ris, two of
nen were
calling upon some
Miss Mary
been spending several «
friend, Miss Anna Mingh
her home at Mifflinbur
afternoo
M A
afternoon for H
tend the
Creary, which
afternoon.
Mr. William Se holl, afte;
laid up for some time past with rheu-
matism, has recovered sufficiently
allow him to come up to Centre Hall
again,
-Jacob Emerick, esq.,
township, gave
ant call, and had his label
year ahead. Mr. Emerick
the working Democrats of Penn town
ship, always in the harness,
ene (ROOT RE
ters Mills boy, gave us a
days ago.
at Latrobe, Pa.
ed with the place. His brother
is also located in same town.
= olonel Bhortlege, of Bellefonte,
favored our sanctum with a eall, The
Colonel is one of our county's most
useful citizens, and although a He pribe
liean, he belongs to the better class of
the party with broad views, and favors
pure polities. There should be more
of the same sort.
:
ih.
i
funera f
took
EINE
&
Penn |
of
out @
put
is one o
Henney, a former
call
a few
cinity wish to see something really
beautiful, go to Mrs. Boob's Millinery
establishment, on Church strect, and
examine her window, so artistically
draped and arranged by her City trim.
mer, and you will see there beautifully
trimmed hats and bonnets, and hand-
some flowers and laces, st the most
reasonable prices. Call early and ex-
amine goods and you will find some-
thing to please you,
EASTER SERVICES.
BY THE
HALL
WAS
CHURCHE
OBSERVED
IN CENTRE
od
Bpaanitifnlly
Lp
Pas
Eh
He 3 . i
wehe
ite Pay, by the
[Laster = was na
by
’ " \
inday propriately ol
' pproj ,
religious
Hall.
ie different churches
served the COT
gregations in Cent Services
all tl
held in
well atte nded,
The
zling
re
were
despite the
day
rain f
were
and
ather, wi
unfavorable we i
ell
gloomy and a fine driz
all forenoon compelling
many 10
i
doors, hut those were fow
remain in
compared i Ww wito ventured
In the Reformed
Rev. Eisenberg h
each evening. These
he h
1 on Sund;
church the
3 1
Week
$
O1n!
Hunion
WwW morning
Ki Xing
Mr
“We
Potter
and x
A Collapse,
Ons afternoon, last, the
Moyer's mill,
near Coburn, gav
1400
unday
ond floor in
on
1s
Cree KR, ©
way
the weight of bushels of wheat.
| The grain ran down on the first
the
inte cellar, Note
els of wheat ran into
ail race and was washed away.
floor,
t which also gave and entire
Way,
{ mass went the
bial
i t
- Bo
Sil Coming.
circulars are still be
citizens and
The
waste
Hireon goods’ ’
business
circulars
basket
{ ing received by
of the
should be fired
men town.
in the
It is a swindle of the deepest
No correspondence whatever
should be carried on with the parties
as some day your name may turn up
in an unenviable light.
Ea a 1
Grand Millinery Opening.
Miss M. Snyder, of Bellefonte, has
Just returned from New York after
spending two weeks In selecting a fine
stock of Millinery. She brou ght with
her Miss Louella G ulick, of New York,
as trimmer. Opening days Thursday
and Friday, April 21st and 22nd, All
are invited,
AA A
nA guarantee goes with all goods
purchased at Minglo's shoe store, Belle.
fonte, and when a purchase is made it
can be depended upon as reliable,
MUST OUALIFS
« Must Promise to
the Minte
April,
npproy
soehool Director Uphold
: th
passed 1
\
LON
HN, un
the
of
i
oid iy
5 3
ernor in regard to the oft se: hioal
director which may not be generally
known. Regular blanks are provided
which gives the oath that must Ix
taken by all school direct
administer
his
oflicer legally authorized t
the
position.
before hie of
It is as
sine, HI assume
follows,
OATH O
yvivania, do solemnly
that I
tution of the 1
aflirm)
and the
onstitution of the ¢ nonwealth of
Ivania, and luws thereof:
lawful
aid
+ 1
E14
+ dut
A Uhillds
the Spal
Thigh Brok 1s eine
of
aught in
fugry Wheel
Miss
i Young
Anna Shaw, State Organizer of
Women's Ch Temp r=
"nion work, will hold a meeting
for young women, in the Evangelical
church, Wednesday afternoon and
{evening April 27th. A eordial invita
tion is extended to all young women
ristian
ance |
to be present.
tt
Moved Their ML
Huyett, Meyer & Co., have remove d
their saw mill from near Linden Hall
to the Simon Harper tract, about two
miles east of Centre Hall, The tract of
[timber contains over two hundred
acres and will keep them sawing for |
Be
some time, -—
For the Russian Relief,
A few days since the Builalo mills at |
Lewispurg shipped 13,800 pounds of |
flour to help relieve the Russian suffer |
ers. The wheat for this magnificent
cargo was contributed by the farmers |
of Chillisquaque township, Northum- |
berland county and of Limeston
township, Montour county,
A
Ee mttaer, a
wee A fill line. of Intest styles in|
gents furnishing goods has been ree |
fonte. A bargain ‘in every purchase |
-
CLEARY INTERVIEWED,
fle Helates 1s Story to 5 Reporter of the
"
ioek Hat HEX Dress.
During t hiree years that Charle
of Policeman
neonfined b
Lock Haven,
vepaper reporters have been be-
On Tuesday
Lock Haven
nd was cordi-
prison bars at
barred from seeing him.
morning a reporter of the
Lirprod to the jail ii
ally the doomed
went
received by young
1a,
iz in the
had a
dreary “On
pri
:
HIS Ianner w
t {ist rif ival
tion entirely
connectio
placed him
When a
d in the
hie
ion rendered by
et, hu
y 111
points
Hpreis ourt in his ca
reg
. I hiaddl « X pect
5 ¢
«lip » witl
ii Will
1
sture over which he ean
write a note
pen swind-
ler, for he is dangerous,
- - -
Grand Millinery Opeuing
stock
hats
lances, ete, at the low.
of
and
ern cities with immense
trimmed
an
and untrimmed
bonnets, flowers,
'
#. [I have also brought a trim-
esl pric
mer from Philadelphia,
hats in the latest City style.
our stock even if they do not wish
buy. B. Boon.
A So
Pound Dead in Bed.
| being supposedly the result of old age,
| as he was about eighty years old.
had not been 411, we are told,
ed was a man who had the good will |
spected,
A A]
Bicycles Aveorded Rights.
{has ruled that a bicyele is a vehicld and |
| has all the rights on the highway that |
a wagon has, and that a tBamster must |
law to extend to another tesumster,
i
(
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{
NEW ENTERPRISE.
HALL TO HAVE
FACTORY.
A STAVE
Willis Colyer
Iain Fie
Will Locate
alle mpinies Len Ove.
Finll,
Depot.
ig Mtave tary to Centre
nese the
Mr. W
Miter prising
f the
of the most
south side
removing
the
a large
r, Om
Hiam Colye
citizens of the
valley, contemplates
large stave fue tory to our town,
omi Hg »
{ouble «
ulso erect
The
south of the
immer, and
welling house, gtave fac
sented
rod i run by
Lean.
We are gl
Mr.
of
is the
ad to hay leman
| A hie
to build
1 ¥ 3
Colver's push ¢
“ i
fan who hel
up it
nnmunity, and we think his move is
O16, i here
that he cannot present lo-
(salmon,
to January
young
1 mdeide.
decom posed
$1 and
$
bowl y
itowas identified as tin
body of Samuel
Ludwig, who
odd tien
evidently dies : ¢ i
was in
had
IRs
abou and
“L100.
taken to Loganton and
body WK in-
Liu
terred in
On Monday
Mary Lauver, who
on tery.
a
Inter
red at Cenlire HL,
of Mrs.
few
interment
died
the
a days
in
cemetery Hill, Mrs.
Lauver some years ago was a resident
near
She was an aunt of Mrs:
Hal A
:
at Centre
of Penns valley. She was aged
eighty years,
of Centr
i —-
Elected Mayor,
Major C. Gi. McMillen, late proprie- |
tor of the Brockerhoff house at Belle |
It was a small majority |
but served the purpose as well as if it
| had been a thousand instead.
a
i
- For the Rassian Relief. |
A carload of fidur, consigned to the!
Philadelphia Russian relief committee,
| was shipped from Lock Haven on 7th, |
I MP RRS Sali
we LW i018"
stock of spring and |
He has a larger stock than |
The prices never were -l
A Big ¥amily.
On a Western express train on the
Pennsylvania railroad the other day
was a Polish Jew that
interested the other ras gree rs
traci, say
and | The interest all centered
in the size of the family, which con-
sisted of Jankel Ripka, Weissman, his
wife and twenty-two children.
family greatly
on the
Low istown Democrat
8 Lilie
Sentinel,
Meven
free,
and the
other fifteen paid only half fares. Or-
dinarily half-fares are only allowed for
of the twenty-two were traveling
being under five years of age,
children less than twelve old,
the
to
years
but it is supposed that in this case
tie
EX Pennes, oth
still the
and the prospect for sev-
fis sire
the
Jankel and
Ww tehed a lit in order
reduce traveling
his wife are in
prime of life,
I addit
ions to the family seemed ex-
Of the twenty-two children a
er w
The
f a se
ere said to be twins and trip-
the
were
family occupied best
ond-class ear, and
ay to i.
on
amsinted
from
Louis, being
suron Hirsch in their flight
——
Thr
-
Xhipping Coal ough Pipe.
ed from the Pennsyls ania
seacoast through pipes
future. The
pulverized, mixed with
r and foreed through pipes at the
New
mio
miles an 10
hour
it will be ran
10
be
i
tie,
and allowed
will drawn
1 pressed into bricks,
: pans pig]
4
the
waler
in
it will
a
The Ice Not a Necessity
an exchange,
five min-
and for an expenditure of two or
If the
is placed in a tin bucke
can
A LER body,
his own lee
HIVE
ireCEe ¢ream in
preparation &
n be re adi]
& salt, and the result-
§
that |}
lid in
»
Of Crean: or
=) 8 Jew mo-
py
itingdon FPreshytery.
Pres
Hung Himself to 8 Fence,
H. Reider, of
puinr
Hemodg,
ng a
ex kiss
11
- .
Ordea
ney Office
Ger ssid a
1 the
off ex
k of Money
{he following
Depart-
of new “
were
Order of-
offices
Milesburg,
PRODUCE AT STORES,
Newest Styles in Dress Goods.
hon
All the novelties in
Dress Trimminys.
I
Columbia Bicycles,
Omsmsnn(y
Have you seen the pretty
Ginghams, fine Apple Cloth,
Crepe and Madras Cloth ?
(penny
and Napkins,
Sun Umbrellas, ete.
pmsl)
Prices in the county,
*,
wn So Bin