THE CENTRE REFORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, Eorron AND PUBLISHER.
CexTRE HALL, PA, THURS, MAY 6.
RACKET STORE NEWS.
“WHEN | AM IN ROME
in Bellefonte I do as the
do,” was the remark of an
young lady a few days ago,
that 2!’ asked a friend at her side.
“Why to
answer came quick, go
Racket
. of course.
Just In
An Elegant Ass
KID GLOVES
in Mousquetaire,
Black. Chamois in natural shade
three styles of White, entirely
The Paragon in Black ar
all sizes, bear the imprint of the
artment of
Tans, Grays
new
vd new shades,
and go with our special guarantee
are unequalled for the
“Blarritz’’ hold a place second to none
in the estimation of our cust
price.
HITS.
Too Much to Talk About, |
PERSONAL.
——Squire Boal was in
on Tuesday.
en — Landlord
fonte on Wednesday.
John Meyer spen
berspurg with relatives,
Mrs. Eliza
ville gave our sanctul
—\¥. H.
Harter are attending court
of
as in
wf ria
»
MATL
Re
Sunday in
Jartholomew
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Ha
Imer
Joe Kelley,
a flying trip to Centre
— Miss Allie Pa
Mills, is seriously ill wit
—Mr. Dav d Kerr, of
Hill, is visiting friends ir
—Mrs. Adam Nearhood,
'n end of town, has
i
norther beer
ill of late
—.
Mills,
bus
Rearick, of
Wednesd: 3
Frank
was in town on
a iness trip.
Miss Sallie
kK, after sev
MeClenal i i
ermal week’
ed home last wet
Milton.
U.H
for
gtay in
fi
aspirant
was in town Wedne
—{ ‘al. Gefrer
farm near Bell
| months in Harris!
fiss Maud Curren
jamsport, is visiting witl
parents, M. Willow
—Mr. Eugens
Pa.
Jenner’
i
5
¥
Himes,
was the guest of
family ov
have the prettiest shades ar
Meyer & Huyett hs
rt H
aves hos
fons on Simos Arper’s
erat
tract of timber
town.
Mrs.
tended visit
more, ret
day
Hall oi
last.
Mr. Wit. Mel 'ormick.,
wnt several days
Wit. is looking badly
recent illness,
~ Editor Teuten has again
charge of the B
0
t t
i Week
after
rone, las
town.
“]
Bellefonte Regn
the head.
—Mr. and
entertained over
Heimbaugh snd
teedsville, Pa.
wn], ] junnell, of the
Bunnell & Aikens, retired
the firm, and will open a musical
in Philipsburg.
Dr. Murray, after a visit
his brother, J. D. Murray,
for his home at Liverpool,
Monday morning.
— Rev, Isaac Heckman, a former
pastor of Centre Hall, but now located
at Mifflinburg, Pa., spent Friday last
with friends in this place.
eee Mrs, William Wolf and
Emma Wolf left on Wednesday
visit to Mrs. Wolf's sister, Mrs,
Smith, of Williamsport, Pa,
~The Philipsburg
Wednesday, says, A. P. Wieland, a
former townsman, now a resident of
Indiana, Pa., visited in that city.
—e harley Beck, oll agent from
Sunbury, and M. C. Gephart, the mu-
gical dealer, of Millheim, were among
the out of town people in Centre Hall
on Monday.
weeimon Dinges will depart in a
few days for Annapolis to attend ex-
amination for entrance to the Naval
Academy, being an alternate candi-
date for admission.
wee Huyett, Meyer & Boozer, the
gentlemen who purchased the foundry
and machine shops, will take posses.
gion of the plant on June Ist. Look
out for a big boom in industrial affairs
then.
weer. D. M. Henney, an old and
much respected citizen of Potters
Mills, this week left for Lairobe, Pa,
where he will make his future home.
The people of Potters Mills loose one
of their best and most useful citizens,
Mrs. D.
Sunday
Mr
Mr.
Betts, 1
firm
has
a with
departed
Pa.
Miss
for a
Isaac
Journal, of
NOW AND THEN.
GRAIN.
Mark
Ago, Turnpikes Then
The First Wagon in
the Valley.
et Villy Years
tnkoown,
An ol
ele in last
the above
his day”!
be hauled out of the county, for
of turnpikes, That away
fifty and sixty years.
flour,
Ri
takes
week's PORTER,
caption, { us back
when grain could not
to
even
want
was
and
arks
into ransported
{oO
but
in
Arking was jolly,
child's play,
losses by
it was
and often
arks stoving
flour ruined by getting
started
Forks
Coburn.
rocks and the
Ark
1ills a1
wet, ,, at that day, from
idl the
called
latter
or
HOW The
storehotze the
«till be
With the
ing on Pes
point
SOC Now
ny
of
veur back,
ikes,
advent turnpi ark-
Came Of the
from the valle 5
Deers-
thie
sported in wagons to
wisburg) and also across
Slow. ASB
Lew
i
Fitii-
ond
¥
arxing, so
measure,
a
elings Well Attended,
Worshig
The
and a co
nmceting
rdial
invi-
wt ¥ : i 4
tenes to
all
i iii
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Ar
rested For Asssalt
a farm
Davis
ug ht and placed in the ©
Hefonte for James was
¢ unity jail
vedas rning for committin
a nine-year-old girl
Th
10301,
morning girl is
condit eryving bitterly
nfer has served a
tiary for a similar erime
before
week,
hearing
r part of the
- i
% Cirens From the Town
Philipsburg, that live town at the
other end of the county never
any other to lead it in enterprise,
for the latest has put a circus on the
road. 143s Known as the Great
days ago, the public were pleased with
the show given. The attend.
ed with a balloon and
¢
is
» show
ascension de-
section of the state is a novelty.
a ——— | ——
Communion Services Held.
Communion services were held in
the Methodist church at this place,
last SMabbath forenoon, and were
largely attended. Rev. Minnich, pas-
tor of that congregation, is an able
minister and delivers sound addresses,
which are e ipprucisied by sll
i AA
win Administer the Lord's Supper.
The Lord's Supper will be adminis.
tered at Tusseyville, Bunday, May 8th.
Preparatory service Saturday previous
at 230 p. m. Preaching also Thurs.
day and Priduy night.
on
mene Af Mingle's shoe store, Belle
fonte, all the latest styles in foot wear
are kept in stock and at prices lower
than elsewhere,
The best wearing shoe for boys at
$1.25 that you have ever seen, The
best $1.25 shoe for men, in the county.
Lvox & Co.
TREASURER GRAMLEY LOSES,
{The Court Decides He Cannot Collec,
Whnt Already Has Been Allowed.
county Contre
was up for trial
ginpleted on Tuesday
The suit was to compel the pay-
Versus
Monday
morn-
county,
iil
disbursing $20,000, which amount
Treasurer Gloss turned over to his
X=
BUC
and
Treasurer Goss had
Treasurer
was
when
re.
his commission.
that it
the commission
compelled to
brought
Giramley conceived his
right to receive
disburse the
to
Wis
funds, and hene suit res
sane,
in delivering the
fully explained the Ia
He
inch
The learned Court,
charge,
ing on the supject.
w bears
court
in the
of t}
former
the
said the
from ling
verdict for the plaintifl’ 1
already allowed the
and said that her
arid
Of Aan
uny
funds
aiter
freasurer,
Honers auditors must
t at the time induction of a
. . 3 1 » 1
county treasurer into his office and de-
tission allowed ti
Herean . LO,
rored
to the comn 1
cide a
treasurer. iter
t
law must be rigidly adi to
CO
Ankle
rides
a
Man Died From His Injarie
After the Dinilois Estate.
» ry 1 og i §
Pennsylvania com
President DuBurry, in spx
stier
aking of the
fi sanded: i= not a word of
it
any oj
truth in the rum WHS DOVEer e3
i
slow
considered nor have
3 3 3 : ¢ 3 aT
holders been au il 0 Degotials
he rumor
HOT
purchase, You ean deny t
he most emphatic terms.”
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Don't be Pulled In With
making the
ities selling what they
It
Two men an rounds of
neighboring cout
call the “national anti-« xpi
ini
RT nt Inspector of Lighthouse,”
They sell it for 50 cents a package. It
wive
lamp
powder, put up by the
visit this section.
Bo py -
Philipsburg 's New Postmaster,
On Haturday the appointment of
Harry Warfel as postmaster of Phils
siceeed A. B, Hurd, the present Dem
ocratic incumbent of that office, whose
commision expires on the 15th of
this month.
the
AAA
Trking Manufacturing Census of
Philadelphia.
Ex-Chairman of the Republican
County Committee, L. L. Brown, late
of Bellefonte, has charge of the field
work of taking the manufacturing cen-
sus at Philadelphia, and has fifty or
more agents under him,
Capt ured at Fast,
Madison Walker, na notorious horse
thief, was captured at his home in
Huntingdon county on Friday night,
by two young men, who were evident.
ly after the reward offered for his are
rest. He has been in the penitentiary
eight times for horse stealing.
A
Straw Hats in right quantity,
right quality and right prices at Wolf
& Crawford's,
A DIVORCE CASE,
ried Last Thursday,
The monotony of the proceeedings
of the court were somewhat varied last
the of
Peters was
Thursday morning when
W. H.
rial, and it served no lit-
Case
Commonwenlth vs,
called up for {
tle amusement for the court godrs,
W. H. Peters, the defendant in this
case, is probably well known to many
of the readers, and is a
ie Lion coffee. We give
ings a take them from
anlesman for
they
the
roceed-
wi Dictily
(azette.
Mrs. W.
tified that
H.
they had been married over
Years; they lived
about three years; she
lived in V. J. Bauer's house,
Peters sworn, She tes-
Bellefonte
that
and
in
stated
en
she
that
h of March he
leaving the
dollar He then |
Brockerhof! House,
ith 1
Hye
ted her.
rave
on the 26t les
Before house he her
five
thie
clothes w
eft and went to
he took a
and
im,
=he
said that
umstances and
her,
in desti
going 1o I
Ceare tute ire
neighbor
fied fu
he Fuel
Edward
she
x Suppl: y
v. Rhoades
an
i Compa
and at
purchased roods to thie aunt of £140.-
hn Meese's store
It
revolver in the hou fil
“twice she threatened to shoot hi
stated that the main cause o
with
thes
produce 8
eRLIIOn
oned Mr ters before him and
:
while hw t
believed his
vas not enough to grant |
The ro
hi« jr
juirement
thing ay the res
house which is ning Sof dni
her maintens
10
Was
mh
mitinued to
WOR,
Peters
five dollars Ix
pet
Mrs,
before the
informed that if she
1.
monthly
brought court.
about and abuse her husband,
port would be stopped and probably a
divorcee granted. She wanted to have
a friendly and congenial conversation
a trembling
| voice he said **1 will see you again.”
i with the court, but with
Wop
Mrs, Catharine Musser
Mrs,
| Daniel Mussed living on the Branch,
| in in Ferguson township, Centre county,
y died April 20th. buried |
Fn ist, at Boalsburg, Pa., aged 72
| years and 2 months, She leaves a hus-
| band and several children to mourn
her departure,
Catharine Musser, wife of Mr.
She was
ls a—
Probably More Would be Needed.
“Pete” Meek, localizer of the Watch-
man, in speaking of the new stave fac-
tory for Centre Hall, says Bellefonte
needs about a half dozen judging from
the number of band boys they have,
For that purpose the article could be
put to a “stavein' use and the incor
rigibles quickly brought to time,
is pi
Voted to Close,
A vote in the Lutheran church last
Sabbath evening was unanimously in
favor of closing the World's Fair on
Sundays and to prohibit the sale of
liquors on the fair grounds,
so
Young men's suits, black, brown or
mixed cheviots, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00, 5.50,
6.00, 6.50, 7.00, 8.00, 10,00 and 12.00
Lyox & Co.
.Jovery shade of Chiffon Lace from 50
oa LA
———- a
ols, up. Lyon & Uo.
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ROBBERS FOILED.
AN ATTEMPT MADE TO ROB THE
BANK.
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Two Men Folled In thelr Attempts to
The Penns Valley Bank, Three
Shots Fired at Them.
Loot
ast night
end of town
about one o'clock, this
awakened from its
slumbers by the report of a revolver, |
slight signifi-|
when the
of
Wis
but to many this was a
cance until
port of the
this morning re-|
attempted robbery
Penns Valley Bank
About
Clem Deininger
the |
was heard,
this
in
one o'clock morning.
the
wlooy
ep
bank, |
by the
dog in Wolf & Crawford's |
Clem gleeps in the private room |
ar of th
clerk
was awakened from his
barking of a
wlore,
at the re business department
bank. Cle laid still
minutes heard a
{of the Ini
while and in a few
the
window,
Lhe
and
noise at
right
¢
hs i
the back
in the
slight
window
the
fis
Wi under
ale faced
; y :
Open Space ot. Boon after
though some
{hi
» reached over and picked up
i NOISE as
tempting to crawl up on
i
ron table
The
* which was lying a
couch. blinds
lower half of the
It w
st
until
his
Clem
4 i Yar 2 3
CORES. iE OY a 8 i Line
robber stood up on tl land
x red
Oy
«1 at the disappeared
CFT
and
ity on Monday,
{fo attend the
of the Childs-Drexel Home for
fier the dedication
party with
ladelphia editorial
{ left tha
{Union
the
their |
Na
the
xeursion
special train, will accompany the
Editorial Association to
sy sid
Cia,
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Mifflin County Deaths,
At the residence of Lewis Gahagan,
April 15th,
Mrs. Mary Lauver, aged 78 years
and three months
Near Belleville, Pa., April 7th, 1802,
Leah, wife of Jonathan N. Yoder, aged
61 years, 5 months and 4 days,
In Armagh township, April 20th,
1862, Samuel P. Triester, aged 47 years,
6 months and 6 days
At his home in Milroy, Pa,
21st, 1882, Christian Myers,
years, 1 month and 1 day.
1862,
April
aged S4
Crushed »y a Fall of Coal.
Joseph Acton, a well known miner,
residing at Philipsburg, was crushed
to death by a fall of coal, in Derby
mine, on Friday afternoon. He was
working with his two sons at the
time, when the premature fall crushed
his skull into an unrecognizable mass,
mii i A APRA
Frequent Showers.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday morn-
ing, we had showers of rain at frequent
intervals and the roads in consequence
became very muddy. Vegetation took
on a rapid growth and was greatly ad-
vanced by the warmth of the air.
S515 MI I AAAS A
we Alnbastine is the best article to
whiten your ceilings, Wolfand Craw-
ford have it.
Carpets, cheap, 15, 20 and 25 cents,
Cotton ingrain carpets 35, 40, 45, cents.
All wool Ingrain carpets 50, 55, 60, 65,
70 and 75 cents per yard at Lyon &
Co's.
ANA Fl MH ASR OR A AP Oe Sth
Marriage Licenses Granted.
Following is a list of marriage licen
ue granted during the past week.
F. H, Clemson, of Benore; Eva 1.
Gray, of Buffalo Run.
William C. Walter, of Woodward;
Chestie C. Denner of Woodward.
Joseph Payvoski, of Snow
Eva Kristoria, of Bnow Bhoe,
James M. Sharer, of Port
Myrtle A. Bayer, Ramey, Pa.
David Marks, Philipsburg;
Ann Young, Philipsburg.
{athoun, Union township;
Allen, Curtin township.
Canada; Mrs. Barah
Bhoe;
Matilda:
Mary
Dorsey
Minnie Re
Htaten Mil ton,
Mike Tomas,
Pocska, P
Walte
ty Pa; Clara B.
Count
Harry
Philipsburg; Lehah
hilipsburg,
Vineo, Cambria Coun-
Bayers, Jacksonville,
y, Fa.
Miller, Bpring
Rpring Mills,
Hamuel O, Wate, of Loganton, Clin-
ton Co., Pa., and Barbara J. Wohlifert
of Wolfs Store
Mar
nie Meese,
Jesse
hh of
Singer,
Hadie
tin, of Bellefonte, and Fan-
of Bellefonte,
Kreamer and Annie KR.
Millheim,
W. Bmith
Wian, both of Bpring township.
obert H. Yerger, of DuBois, and
ertha B. Harshberger, of P hilipsburg.
John of Gregg township,
la Grenninger, of Miles
Con.
Miller,
bot
and Ida
(ieorge
Mary
Crraden,
town-
>
Low In Price
Wheat st
prospect and sar
ill keeps down in price—
j plus on hadd ac-
diesen
pants, strong
Lyox & Co.
light spring and
Philad. Branch,
wants in a
both
! and
h, $1.00,
If you want a
the
satisfy vour
Ie Ont,
can
oy
Lory manner Onl,
GRAIN MARKET.
D WEEKLY BY KURTZ & BON,
JMCKWhend.....
PRODUCE AT STORES,
83
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BD 0 SE
ol
Hemp Rope for banners,
yles and colorings in
Madras and Silkaline. Little
ball fringe andloops for above.
Pretty Calicoes as sightly as
e Percales at double the mon-
ey. Bow Knots for your watch
or at the neck.
If you w ant a nice little dress
for the little ones, ask to see
our made ones, or get
the hambrey and ask for
th ucktng to match--
neat and elegant for
Outings in doz.
from the cheapest
y ¢
- Si
3d
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rea
dy-
nk C
nk T
|dainty a and
a small sum.
ens of sty
up.
EP
ep
allis going by the hun-
dreds of ed This year styles
is ive never been beaten, both
\for quality and style. Others
may ask 8c, but they are no
than ours. Ladies’
Muslin, Percales, Chambrays,
| Pine Apple Cloth, Mako Cot-
‘ton, Crepe Cloths, Ginghams,
i
| Seersuckers, Serges, India Lin-
|ens, Bedford Cords, etc., etc.
Carmans.
LYON & CO'S SAY.
surrah Silks from 40 cents upward
Beautifal Dress Challis, fast colors, 6 cts Jper
yard,
Dress Ginghams, 63. 7, 7%, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, Hand
20 cents per yard,
Light, drab, tans, browns, and all the mew.
shades in Bedford Conds, from 30 to 75 and $1.00
Boy's Knee Pants, 25 vents 10 §1 por pair,
Boy's Suits, $100,125 1.50, 1.7 and 2.00.
Boy's Finer Bulls, 200, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00 and 5.00.
Young Men's Bulls, black, brown, or mized Chev
Sots, 5.50, 4.00, 500, 5.50, 6.00, 6.50, 7.00, 8.00, 1000
and 12.00.
The best wearing Shoe for boys at £1.25 that you
have everseen, The best $1.25 Shoe for men in
the county.
Every shade of Chiffron Lace from 30 cents up.
Men's Working Pants, strong and tough , $1.00,
Toe biggest lot of Men's Working Shirts, 2 and
50 cents.
Dress Shirts, 50, 75, 1.00, 1.25, 1 50 and 2.50.
Carpets, cheap, 15, 2, and 25 cents per yard.
Cotton Ingrain Carpets, 25, 50, 8 and 40 cents,
Part Wool Ingrain Carpets, 55, 40 and 45 cents.
AliWool Ingmin Carpets, 50, 68, 60,65, 70, and 7
cents per yard,
LYON & C0.,
Bellefonte,