THE CENTRE REPORTER.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER, COURT IN SESSI ION
mms A LARGE LIST OF COMMON:
THURS. AUG, 25 WEALTH CASES.
FRED. KURTZ,
CENTRE HALL, PA,
Court DD,
«
Convenes on Mouday
« Swartz, of Snow Shoe,
Foreman of the Grand Jury
TH E RAC KET. The August term of court convened
on Monday morning and was called to
order by His Honor Judge A. O.
Furst, with associates Riley and
Rhoads also in their respective chairs,
Morning
Chosen
“When the June bugs go a dancing,
On the ceiling and the wall,
And in melodies entrancing,
From the fence the pussies call,
While the 'skeeters are a humming,
All the night into your ear,
Don't that summer's
ing,
For it’s then already here.”
The call of jurors was made and all re-
sponded to their names,
The Judge then his
tions to the grand jury as to their du-
began instruc-
believe com- | ties and especially as to laws on fish-
{ eries. There have been many violations
{ of the fish laws this season and much
in-
action
} illegal fishing done, and the Judge
structed the grand jury to take
Mr. D. GG.
was chosen
SPECIAL,
Third Annual Clearance Sale,
July 15. and
upon the matter, stewart,
of Snow Shoe,
{ the grand jury,
{ tired and beg:
|
foreman of
body then
an their duties,
COI-
mencing to-day, ends which re-
August 13, 15882,
Monday forenoon was occupied by
| attorneys presenting documents to the
understand |
don’t Kno,
Our customers
what that means—if {
KOM AND C.
ry 1a
reguiar i court for his signature,
In the of (
| Oscar Harm, charged with as
battery,
ith
3 1
sauit
Case ‘ommonwen VE,
the jury found him guilty
manner and form as indicted.
(i. R. SPIGELMYER,
SHEM ELMYER, Jr
Bellefonte, Pa.
Next case up was Commonwealth vs
FF. Miles Remer. The was tried
i and Remer was found and was
NPG SO
guilty
sentenced to pay S100 and costs,
Commonwealth vs, ndrew Hufl-
nian,
PERSONAL. Weapons,
Huffman
| ner as indicted.
ile
iil
was found
He
ee guilty in man-
i for
was remanded
able to be out
— i. M.
again.
M188
friends in
Huyett is sentence,
Commonwealth ve, Nathan Haugh
He
and
is visiting | charged with assault and battery.
Anna Mingle
Aaronsburg. was found guilty and a fine of $10
Miss Kilbourn, of California, is | €0sts was imposed on him.
the guest of Mrs. Julian Fleming.
William and Jared Har-
in Centre Hall. |
Lock
Hall.
several
oe .
THEY WERE FRIGHTENED
eee M ORS,
per, of Bellefonte, are
—Mr. A. F.
Haven, spent Sunday in
—Mrs. W. R. Camp spent
days last week with friends in Milroy.
Pot-
town.
A 4-Toot Black Snake
Heckman, of Sofa ina Parlor
Centre One last week
in the
Joshua ,
day
made a «
Potter, about
Hall,
itors
and
soon engaged in an |i
of
home of
two miles
#
——Miss Bertha Armstrong, of
ters Mill
Mr.
bersburg,
fit
inio
te atotid put : he hostess u Wd her vi
8, is visiting friends in
the parlor. ostess
Krumrine, of Re-
Wednesday.
Crawford was down
Wednesday
Sydney
friends were
was in town on opi conversation
— Frank to
Lewisburg on
business.
Miss Bertha Scott, of Ty is
Miss
rone,
being entertained by Emily
Alexander,
-. 1.
culated
Wednesday.
Mrs,
of Joh
flora B
Deininger
These The
ing very freque nt. at a rec
Jac Key,
itizen of Millheim,
Hall, a fe
-J. Witmer Wolf departed for |"
Williamsport on Saturday to their present
few days i
and the
retreat.
hed.
and measure
hasty His snakeship howeve
k
Hofer, of Philipsburg
among friends in Centre
s Ci
Hall |
was dispate It was a bla snake
On
Ea
TO CLEAN TH}
Ed.
nstown, a
Miller
the
and
Fess
ir.
I PIPES.
dren, re
Mrs. F
{lem
airfoot.
The Water Company to Halse the
on Church Street
spent Sanday
in Bellefon trips are be directors of
Hupany
yr Nan a represents the mains on
the
th 3s sf
Ltnen of in
I'he
was a visit
tive «
in Centre pipes are of wro
w days ago.
% in dinme
wpe nd a A
in the $
Mrs, William
children, of Philadelphia,
at the home of Mr. J. (.
Mrs Maggie
is spending
of her brother W.
A
lumber city
Harper and two
are visiting
OW»
Boal. rusted
sto
» Border, of Osceola,
ordered
time with the
P.B
Stevenson, of
Some family
manager Ia
a
hoop. is performing the j with a foree of
{rs men and the work will be
Logan
several days last week with the family
of Mr. John Odenkirk, at Old Fort.
-Rev. 8, Aurand, pastor of the
Jrush Valley Evangelical charge, was
the guest of Rev. Davis on We
y Spent comple ted
as rapidly as possible and thus incon-
of that
the residents street
very little.
venience
Wy
Disappeared With 81.500
winesday.
A dispatch says James MeMillen,
District President
Centre county P. O. 8. of A., has dis-
appeared with about fifteen hundred
dollars, and leaving debts to the
amount of several thousand.
. of
of Simon
ill at the
Church
— Mrs, Harper, mother
Harper, is lying seriously
home of her
street,
Nuow shoe,
SON on
ww ftov, Fischer and daughter Miss
Marion, returned home on Friday
evening after an absence of a week in
Berlin, Pa.
Mrs, Ex-Treasurer and |
daughter Margaret, returned a few
days ago after a few weeks sojourn at
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Geary VanPelt
and son Harvey, returned Thursday
morning after an extended visit with
friends in New York.
for his arrest, one for obtaining money
on false pretenses and the
(rons selling liquor without a license.
fy
Republiean Primaries.
| holding the Republican primaries in
| the county, and in Centre Hall
excitement was above fever heat,
| We doubt if even one-half the Repub-
licans knew of the delegate election
and charming young lady of Belle- | 80d to send a delegate one or two con-
fonte, is a guest at the home of her un- | gregated at the corner of the diamond
cle, Mr. H. W. Kreamer. {and told postmaster Brisbin on the
{quiet to go as a delegate and vote as
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Fleisher |
’ | the wind blew.
Pennington |
and daughter, and Mr.
- $id . 2 ar | oI A SONA
and daughter, of Philad« Iphia, were | Purchased 4% Fyvome
visitors in Centre Hall on Wednedsay. | : ;
Mr. W. R. Camp, recently proprie-
Sos N dita A rig tor of the undertaking and furniture
Monday, and found enough time while | aulisnment in Dentro Hall, in con-
in town to call at the REPORTER of- nection with: his brother, J. A. Camp,
; . | of Milroy, purchased the undertaking
fice. establishment of J. W. McCormick at
~Mrs. Annie VanPelt and two | Tyrone, and at once took charge of
children left last week for Hastings, same. Mr. Camp will likely remove
where they will remain for some time, | his family from Centre Hall to Tyrone
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, R. B. in a short time.
Spangler, sremem——— —
eer, W. R. Camp spent Sunday Skipped a Car Load of Horses,
with his family in Centre Hall. Mr.| On monday morning a car load of
Camp the last several weeks has been | horses were shipped from the Centre
connected with the furniture and un-| Hall station by horse dealers Fox and
dertaking establishment at Milroy. Powell, of Philadelphia. They were
Mr. ard Mrs, Daniel Mitterling, purchased in this valley and were a
who are at present visiting relatives | fine looking lot of animals,
near Tusseyville, departed Tuesday sme ———————
morning for Atlantic City. They| At Mingle's shoe store, Belle
were accompanied by William Mitter- | fonte, all the latest styles in foot wear
ling and wife. After a week's sojourn | are kept in stock and at prices lower
at the shore they will return home. | than elsewhere,
we Miss Grace Lukenbach, a bright |
#
KNIGHTS AT BELLEFONTE,
A Big Day and a Big Crowd at the County
Neat,
Last Thursday was a red letter day
for the Knights of the Golden Eagle at
Bellefonte, as well as for the entire Ju-
niata district. Last year's annual re-
union at Huntingdon was largely at-
tended,
with the demonstration on Thursday.
Fully 3,000 knights were on parade
and 10,000 people gathered to watch
Altogether there were thirty
commanderies and castles present from
all over the district and twelve
enlivened the barade with martial mu-
The parade formed at 10.30 and
moved promptly at 1}
them,
bands
sie,
o'clock
the principal streets of the town, The
Knights drew forth much praise from
the of onlookers, and
pecially was this so in the case of El-
Altoona and Cres-
cent commandery of Lock Haven,
thousands
mo commandery of
Knights massed in the diamond
listened to the address of
Hon. Love,
by and Chief
Altoona. In ti
tive drill between commanderies
place,
Haven was awarded first
welcome by
and the response
A. C. Lyttle,
afternoon a competi-
took
Lock
John (i.
Past Cir
16
the commandery from
prize,
the day
race and a parade, band con-
ball, a balloon
le Mayo, of Cleveland,
2000 feet
a daring parachute descent.
Thursday
Simpson,
Other amusements of were
i bievele
Of
Mil
who ascended fully
certs, a game base
ascension by
8).,
af-
of
Al
ternoon Pa
a business meetin -
st Chief T.
Osceola Mills, w president,
W. H. of Altoona,
Osceola Mills was chosen
ax chose i
Clossen,
the place of meeting next year
Linn
August to the third Thursday
in September.
Bly
A Relic.
Mr.
family
Rhannon Boal of our town has a
:
relic
It is ¢
his great-great-grandf
fare which belonged to
cans
irela
it about
ather in
id bears date 1700-—-making
20 vears old. It was brought to this
ut 100 years ago, from
outward appearance re-
» sections of a «
pis mount
the
REEL d deer if
ickory.
orn is worthy
n E
goo] centre
3 ¢ 1
xhibition, and
man
led
§
Wile
cal
wiotild Is more
divoree
Jesss
and plac
the
country would
fence in one another
nifie 103
i
Se have
there would be
and
and
to do
fewer s« para-
tions Or
ple.
yourself,” t
I think
happier married peo- |
out “blowing |
and
more
out
The truth
rugged but if you al-
wife or husband the
be deal
If you have been
wife wi she
deal
ell your
great
sick friend
ways tell your
will great
- Kx.
pp nmin
The New Postal Card.
i
The Morgan Envelope
Springfield, Mass,
24.000.000 double
company,
postal cards,
The
faces. The outside surface is for the
address and the inside for the message.
At the fold the card is perforated, so
that the recipient will tear off one
half and then answer on the other.
amici ———
Local Protection.
The people of Reynoldsville are
bound to have canvassers pay for an-
noying them. A new ordinance has
dollars a day for the privilege of can-
vassing the town for any kind of goods,
books or such things. This is a good
act as the taxpayers ought to be pro-
tected against all such people, for so
long as the agents are given the privi-
lege of going anywhere to sell goods
the people will buy from them. Er.
Bisnis
Received a Donation,
The good people of George's Valley
Lutheran church last Sunday presents
ed their pastor, Rev. W, E. Fischer,
with $25.00. He acknowledged the
gift from the pulpit in fitting words.
nt —
Meeting of Ald Socldiy.
The Presbyterian Ald Society of
this place will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ross, on Thursday, Beptember 1.
me Boom-de-ay. Subscribe for the
A FINE ANIMAL.
A Soyear Old Colt In the 2.30 Class.
Beast Brought to this Section,
Finest
1 9,2
i Phi
. Mitterling, of LaGrange, Ind.
and brought east on his visit
| home, Wanatoga, a two-year-old stal-
lion sired by the great race horse
{ Wayne Wilkes, record 2.16, being the
| second fastest produce of Red Wilkes
| with sixty-six in 2.80, and the
| producing son of George Wilkes with
2.1 the founder of the
branch of Hambletonians,
most noted, he by Hamble-
the founder of the Hamble-
The dam of Wanatoga is
| great speed producing mare—three
best
163 in 30 list and
| Wilkes
i now the
{ tonian 10,
i tonians, a
of
{ her colts in training.
{ Wanatogn is an individual
| and color, purity of action,
| few He regarded
great colt. His
| driver who broke him says the follow-
| ing about him:
| To Whom It May Concern.
{ I broke the two-year-old colt
toga sired by Wayne Wilkes 2.16 ree
jord, owned by D. J. Mitterling, and
{ regard him the best colt I ever broke,
| in perfect speed.
in form
which has
superiors, is by
horsemen as a
went an eighth of a mile to road
in 24 seconds a 8.12 e¢lip with
{three weeks breaking. Barring
dents he can easily go in 2,30 list
three-year-old,
(+. H. GRABBER,
Trainer and Driver.
Wonatoga will be William
terling’s hands, Tusseyville
be
cart
only
acci-
as n
in
+, for a
trial
by
near
| year or more, but will given a
to enter 2.30 as a three-year-old
Penns Valley lovers of
good driving horses will no doubt ap-
| preciate the use of a he like Wona-|
toga to improve their stock.
above driver.
TRA
Wp ly
RECEPTION TOGEN. HASTINGS,
The Gen. Welcomed by the
Bellefonte on his Return from
Citizens of
Europe,
{ Last Sat irday evening General
| H. Hastings arrived in Bellefonte
| his re Europe, after
| senoe months, and he
worthy pri
5.54,
an abe
urn from
of several Was
tendered a reception a
The General was to arrive at
and long x
{crowd of Ie
iat the Bel
Im. fore that time a
ople began fo con
await
arrival A i
srass bar
{was also in atiendance,
train arrived the General was met
La committe
amid a bl
,1
lights ¢
_]RIC
and music of the
thi
house,
{driven to stand in
court where seve
of welcome were made, af
was driven to his home, where
formal reception was held
- - -.
THE HORSE FELL ON HIM,
« dohn Foreman Severely Injured
short
{ bled
i,
iin
i fell,
od on his left foot
Mr. Foreman had
tankle fractured in two
distance
and fell,
when
Lihue
throwing
such a position that when the
the weight of its heavy body |
the
his
the
bone a of
places by
accident
Mr. F
| we hope he will pull
and the injuri SOV Ore
and
gh all right,
him
OreIman is well t in Hrs
but there is a probabi hav-
ing a stiff foot hereafter.
a .
Going for Bass
invitation
island in
Georgetown, to
fish for bass, the editor has hied him-
| self thither. There are and sal-
| mon that way weighing
| from eight to fifteen pounds. As a
| fifteen pound bass or salmon is said to
| be hard to pull out, we shall not both-
er with fish of that size and will be
| content with the five to eight pound-
{ ers, which are big enough for any de-
cent man, besides with the present
hot sunshine the sweating operation of
| pulling out fifteen pounders or there
about, might bring on sunstroke, hence
we conclude it best to do conservative
fishing.
Having accepted an to
{ join a party camping on
{the Susquehanna at
i
an
bass
down
Ra
Cash is King.
Our customers appreciate our prices.
Good brown sugar 4 cents, slight ad-
vance for A. and granulated. Good
every day pants 99 cents, black and
white stripe shirts 40 cents. One Web-
ster Unabridged Dictionary left for
$2.00. Everything close for cash only.
Come and see. We still have a few
nice hams and shoulders,
G. O. BENNER.
simi odoin
Removed to State College.
The family of Mr. Adam Thomas
removed from Centre Hall last week
to State College where they will reside.
Mr. Thomas, who is a carpenter, has
been employed on the new buildings
being erected and concluded to remoye
his family to that place,
MA i,
At a Bargain,
Any one desiring to invest in a mill
property and mineral lands in Somer-
set county, read Mr, Philson’s ad. in
another column of REPORTER.
an AA SSD
we A guarantee goes with all goods
purchased at Mingle’s shoe store, Belle
fonte, and when a purchase is made it
PATRONS’ PICNIC.
REPRESENTATIVES TO BE IN AT-
TENDANCE,
Pablic Men
Addresses During the
Prominent
Week.
liglous Services Sunday 11th,
He-
The Patrons’ Plenic and Exhibition
at Grange Park, Centre Hall, will
ready to open Saturday, September 10,
tention of going into camp on |
day.
RELIGIOUS BERVICES SUNDAY SEPT, 11
Religious serv
the auspices of the churches of Centre
Hall. Preaching Mal
Rev, Fisher,
bath morning by
Lutheran minister;
Rev. Baskerville,
Sabbath
teformed mini-
bath afternoon
Presbyterian minister;
{ ing by Rev,
ster.
Publie
ning auditorium
the auspices of the Grange.
i y
Isenberg,
and eve in the under
The
i sented by Col,
Ohio; Dr.
Washington,
Whitehead,
.
+ National Grange veil
J. H. Brigha
John Trimble.
D. A Hon.
Lecturer, Washington,
ie
m, Master,
Secretary,
Mortimer
ESTATE GRANGE,
ill
Thomas,
The State Grange w Ix
{ed by Col. R. H.
Mechanicsburg: J. T. Allman,
Juniata; Judge Jenks,
Groth, President
D.
Executive
represent
mecretary,
Lectaur-
{ Jefferson;
£9
$2 0
A
sity;
Bucknell Unive
Chairman
Hon. A.
ny
Kennedy,
Conunittee;
Taggart, of Montgomery; 8. R.
ing, of Chester: Hon, Gerard CC. B
of York; Giles DD. Price, of Erle,
| Hughes, of York: Dr. Calder
Prof.
of Har-
| risburg.
(
LADLE
The Is
represented
wdies of the State re
Mrs. Ho of
Johnson, of Erie;
of Chester; Mrs. Hutton
Mrs, Met of West-
Brewer, Delaware,
rit
(srang
| be stein,
i Montgo merry,
| Mrs. Roberts,
of Cum
M rs
erland;
Miss
ure,
land: Of
County
d by LL
Weaver
tsratige
Frain SMa
Lecturer
~
Ktate Experiment
by Dn
i iresenie ad
depart
and
CU TIO
of W illiamsport,
Friday, 16th,
A
Veterans’ reunion pre-
i over by J ames
| Preside af Veterans’ Club
by Pre Harrison;
dent Haves; J.P
ment Commander of Pa
Pattison: Ex-Governo
Curtin; D. MeM. Gregg: Gen. D.
H. Hastings; Major E. A. Montooth;
R. A. Cassidy; Col. James F. Weaver,
James A. Meyers; Hon, Thomas J.
Stuart; Col. Chill Hazzard; Maj. L.
McConley; Hon. J. W. Noble;
James A. Danks, and others.
For information in to
Yenic and Exhibition address
chairman. Leonard Rhone,
Hall, Pa.
sii——— ——
Another Dividend Declared,
The defunet First National bank,
Clearfield, has just declared another
dividend to its depositors, which
makes a total dividend of fifty
cent, paid by the bank. It is said by
the receiver, B. J. Haywood,
every depositor has a reasonable
of getting his money in full by Jan-
uary next. The bank's ex-president,
ex-Rev, William H. Dill, and his fam-
| sided (en Beaver,
Address.
Ex-Presi-
Taylor, depart-
3. A. R.;
A.
sident
sen
(aon .
(rel.
the
the
Centre
reference
of
front on Baltimore avenue, West
the First National
whether they will get their money in
full without compelling Dill's dupes,
the directors, to pay an assessment to
meet the amounts,
BL at
The Sabbath Question at Bellefonte.
Fred Dunham, newsdealer at Belle-
fonte, commenced last Sunday to sell
Sunday newspapers in that place,
bringing them by pony express from
Lock Haven, as there are no Sunday
traine, Petitions are being circulated
against the innovation, and the minis.
ters have announced their intention of
preaching against it. If all else fails
the law is to be invoked to stop it.
Ss A .
Heavy Storm.
On Friday evening a very heavy rain
storm passed over this valley and the
down pour of agua pura for the time
was terrific. The storm was accompa | *
nied by a high wind which did much
Suge to the growing vegetation.
Trees were almost bent double by the
blasts which were like unto those of a
ean be depended upon as reliable.
Wedding Bells.
A very pleasant reception was given
| at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
| Gephart, on North street, last evening
in honor of the marriage of Mr. Wm,
i L. Goodhart and Miss Salina Gephart
occured al the home of the
Rev, C. F. Gephart of
Lutheran church, of Idaville, Pa.,
{ on Tuesday. The happy couple arriv-
ed here in yesterday's afternoon train
expect to go to housekeeping,
having rented Cyrus Brungard’s house
on Main street. Mr. Goodhart is the
| enterprising proprietor of the Imple-
| ment Btore in this place and a very
worthy young gentleman. The bride
{18 the handsome daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Jacob Gephart one of Millhelm’s
Many
cugratulations and good wishes of
their numerous friends go with them
to their home. May few shadows and
| and fall their
Millheim Journal.
i which
i
!
| bride's brother,
{ and
hirhly esteemed young ladies,
sunshine
in Life
much upon
pathway
Bp oo -
i Water Turned On from the Upper Besser.
voir,
The airs to reservoir
rep Lhe
upper
reservoir
turned
notica-~
Lhe
thie
| having made Was
and
which is
atly
this respect Centre
been
tallowed to fill water
PINTO the mains,
quile
il
to ii
In
fortunate
increased
Hall
towns.
{ Die, OWing © ori
| pressure,
more than other
irs
and now is never
lurch whe
iw
0 TeReTrve
the n reservoir
Both
and w hie 11 Ol has to
Of
oR servica-
repaired
attached to the
repaired, are
Ler
can bx mains
Ii no inconvenience whatever to the
Al
Futting in a Sewer.
wer of men have been engag-
or
week §
ack of Murray's drug store for
off’ tl
cellar of
in digging a deep
Purp os of carrying he water
the bank
greatly
ich flows into the
after
each rain,
ealth of
building, men-
the occupants of
3 ting in this sew-
the
needed is a
v put
remedy evil.
far
is greally
throughout the town
ly drained ofl.
there
accord-
D.
ool i
that
sn le
a.
ex posed fal
i4, 1863
i > o
fW. W,
clock.
— platform
ctof I he inher
Aug-
p- m.,
spring
lately repaired.
W. W. Boon,
Centre Hall,
FRG EERE. Lo
. Ole
fwo- hor
three seats,
Pa.
-— -
Take Note of This
Ihe steph nson College of Business
Pa. is
week.
and, YW altiameport,
g5»
shorth
de Yo A
¥
Mi
i 4 a “Py #13 0° 5
enlalogue. aug2h2t
St
light spring and
If you want a lig
Branch,
Philad.
wants in
both
OF Overcoat, he
Your
manner to you,
a
satisfactory
and quality
nthe
M1
Op {is
Fall Term
Instru-
ogues address
Pa.
CoLLeGE.~TI
Vocal
For ental
SICAL Ww
Sep. 12 and
ital Music.
Henry B. Moyer,
in
mies
Freeburg.
GRAIN MAEBKET.
MBECTED WEEKLY BY KURT
New wheat
Wheat
Rye
Z & BON
5 nis Hew
PRODUCE AT STORES,
Buller
Fans
fard
shoulders
Ham
Taliow
Potatoes
Bides
* .
: —_—y - — —_—
Serges for the coming season are
strictly in it; we have same in differ-
ent weaves and weights,
All the late styles in Dress
| Goods at popular prices.
| Three cents for a cake of regu-
lar fivecent Toilet Soap.
| Have YOu seen our new
terns in Satines?
Canton Flannels—best values
at lowest prices.
Samples of goods sent for your
asking.
Silkalenes— Laces and Heavy
Curtins—and all the fixiegs.
We are sole ants for |
Bellefonte for the W. C.
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